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Evening star., 1942-12-07

GIRL exper soda and sandwich, good
pay, meals and uniform. Call ME. OO2I
GIRLS. 1885, for billing clerks; 40-hour
A36 Randnlph nj n ~
Evening star., 1942-12-07

AUTO or truck mechanics wanted, We OIL
fer as fine working conditions and as hlen
nav as anywhere in Washington II you
do not consider yourself finished mechan-
ic. but have had mechanical experience,
YOU the traininr necessarv to make YOU a
top-f fipht mechanic. Also have special
Evening star., 1942-12-07

HANDY MAN NEEDED BY ORGANIlA-
IiCN FOR uP-KEEP WORK. NICE ROOM
ERAIE SALARY FOR UNEMCUMBERED,
MiDDLE.AGED MAN. MUST BE SOBER
ANP AND RELIABLE. APPLY 624 INDIANA
AVE wv BETWEEN AND I2 OR
AFTER g. MONDAY
Evening star., 1942-12-07

IlAIRYMAN to assist or operate 50-cow
dairy using milking machine; on pike, !
mile from Rockville: good wages 7.
Masruder Veirs Route !, Rockville. Md.
DELIVERY BOY, colored, to work in print
shpp and do light delivery work. Good Job
far hlo II st
Evening star., 1942-12-07

SIENOGRAPHER real estate and Law
once. experience not necessary; best ref
eEences required. Box 33a-K Star
Evening star., 1942-12-07

SSISTANT-Hospital End trsurance Troup
has one opening. TO WORK LEADS
ONLY See Kanstoroom, PM or
ATTENDANTS experienced, for work with
mental patients Apply superintendent,
Gallinger Municipal Hospital.
Evening star., 1942-12-07
HELP MEN,

ACCOUNTANTS experience, age, sal
AIRY expected Box 4o5-C. Star.
ACCOUNTANT. Jr. and Sr-. for oflce Of
c. P A Reply in own hendwritlng
stating age education, qualifications,
marital and draft status, salary expected.
ref
Evening star., 1942-12-07
We Train You
Full Time or Part Time

Our regular store hours ore $50 TO 6 PM.
on week doys, and 1870 to PM. Thurs
days. For those who connot work full time,
we will be hoppy to arrange for port-tire
employment from ! ! to PM. doily and s 70
9 Pm. Thursdays Some positions ore ovoil-
able for three or four doys week.
Evening star., 1942-12-07

work; steady position; good salary Apply
Fslrfax Village, 2001 3sth ST. Sc, FIR.
Evening star., 1942-12-07

DISHWASHER for restaurant, closed Sun
taurant. 626 St NV
Evening star., 1942-12-07

PRESSERS, colored wanted at once. sood
salary. Dlckey's Cleaners, s2s Upshur st.
Evening star., 1942-12-07

TEACHERS, for private school; live on
premises; state Qualifications Box 1Q1-K
Evening star., 1942-12-07

STOCK CLERK. with previous furniture or
dehVery experience preferred. P. J. Nee
Evening star., 1942-12-07

PRACTICAL NURSE. for invalid liy. IN
Call GE. 1857 after m "
Evening star., 1942-12-07

DRIVERS for trash and dump trucks,
employment Call RE. 1917 or apply
Evening star., 1942-12-07

APPRENTICE PRINTER. boy ever is with
some school print shop exnerience. Steady
sob to willing worker. Excellent oppor-
tunity 10 learn printing business. Herbert
Levy CO 10 II st. n e.
Evening star., 1942-12-07

ELEVATOR OPERATORS, colored, expert
enced preferred. Apply Eboltt Hotel, 10th
Evening star., 1942-12-07

rISHWASHER, colored. 10 hrs. a day. So
days week. Sl7 week. CAPITAL Cafe. 1903
u W M nhnnn calls
Evening star., 1942-12-07

WAREHOUSE and delivery men, wholesale
grocery business. c. D. Kenny Co. 4OS
Evening star., 1942-12-07

DISHWASHER. colored, 6-day week. $50
W., and meals. Carl and Dawes Grill
1131 Conn ave NV.
Evening star., 1942-12-07

CASHIERS for parking lots, $40 for a.
years Of age. Apply 301 Homer Bldg. sol
Evening star., 1942-12-07

Several young women with some college
training, under 30, able to type well, to
assist IN personnel department of a large
corporation. Not employment work g.
Gay. 4O-hour week. sl20-S13O to start,
opportunity for advancement for those
with an analytical type Of mind, willing to
assume responsibility and good at detail.
Write. giving age, education, experience,
marital status, whether at present em-
pioyed and when available for interview.
lbs is permanent, full-time work. Box
Evening star., 1942-12-07

WATER LAI AND BusBoY, colored Apply
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

r NGLISHMEN have long
been prone to rib Ameri-
kw cans about their use OF
slang-but the British cockney
has a way Of tossing about the
Kings English that makes
American "slanguage" take a
back seat.
When a British seaman. who
calls himself a "matloe" or
"1atfoot," doesn't know your
name, he asks you what your
"monicker" is, and if your name
happens to be Bennett he imme-
diately calls you "Wiggy," for in
His Majesty's "nivy" every Ben
nett is "Wiggy," just as every
Clark is "Nobby," every Walker
Hockey and Martin a Pinch
err"
The Cockney Bluejacket refers
to the admiral as the RAJ" the
ships captain as the Owner, Z"
Skipper" or "Old Man" and
the officer who deals out punish
ment to the lower deck person
mel is the "Bloke." The first lieu
tenant aboard ship carries the
handle jimmy the One"
The enlisted mems mess he
facetiously calls his cottage"
and the meal his "scran." He
is just as likely to be heard ask
ing the Cookie" or Seedlings"
for the burnt offerings" or the
march past" II he wants a sec
ond helping he says he intends
rounding the buoy again" His
chatting grummet," is his cap,
his hammock mick" or kip
sey," and his teaspoon a glib
hey" A sailor who gets into a
heated argument, is said to be
up in the rigging cheering
ship" or, If grumbling, doing a
tap" When ill-tempered or ir-
ritable. he is up the pole" or
under tho truck" One who cx-
aggerates is spinning a bender"
and a boastful one Is chewing
the fat"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
ANICE LITTLE BEACH 0uTFIT-0NLYl$50Q0

pop right out of their mascara
would be worn in the water only
by some publicity mad woman
with more cash i'm the bank than
she knows what to do with.
At the same show during
which Miss Walsh wore her
don't-go-near-the-water bathing
suit, various other shapely and
comely young women rendered
similar service 20 the fur trade
in as eye-filling a fashion.
For example, there was attrac-
tive Irmgard Dawson who slipped
on a fur coat fashioned Of gray
blue monkey fur over her one
piece swimming outfit.
None of the visiting buyers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
1t may be
INFECTIOUS DANDRUFF!
START TODAY WITH THE TESTED LlSTERINE TREATMENT
THAT HAS HELPED so MANY

dandruf, use Listerine Antiseptic and
massage.
Listerine kills millions of Pityros-
porum ovale and other germs associ-
ated with infectious dandruH.
Those ugly, embarrassing flakes
and scales begin 10 disappear. Itching
and inflammation are relieved. Your
scalp feels fresher, healthier, your
hair looks cleaner.
76% Impyored IN Clinical Tests
And here's impressive scientific
evidence 81 Listerine's effectiveness
in combating dandruff symptoms:
Under the cxacting, severe conditions
Of q series II clinical tests. 7Gc, II the
daudruf sufferers who used Li,teriuc
Antiseptlc and massage twice daily
showed complete disappearance Of or
marked improvement i'm the symp-
toms, within month.
in addition 90 that, countless men
and women all over America report
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

be seen on any American beach
this Summer.
She's only modelling the fetch
ing costume. in a fashion show
al a Miami Beach. Florida, hotel
and her pleasant job was not
20 sell seaside fashions. Believe
II or not, she was posturing
gracefully before a group of
buyers and ultimate consumers
in a display Of genuine Russian
ermine, one Of the most expensive
furs on the market, 10 advertise
next Winters fur coats.
The OUTFIT she's wearing -
including cellophane parasol
trimmed with enough ermine
tails 10 make a showgirls eyes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03


from a little town near
Moscow called Malo- Yaroslavetz,
staggered into the Russian capt.
tai the other day with a tale Of
how he'd come back from the
grave.
While he was organizing sup
ply lines for guerilla fighters,
Nazi scouts caught up with him,
tortured him. ordered him shot.
He was marched TO a place
where a grave was already dug
and several soldiers fired a vol
ley at his head. He fell to the
ground and the Nazi soldiers
swarmed over him, removing his
boots and other clothing. They
dumped him into the grave and
dirt was shoveled in on top OF
him. As final and savage
gesture soldier fired a bullet
into the grave. II pierced the
EDITORS hand
When things quoted down.
Lazarev. who had only been
wounded in the neck, dug him
self out. dragged himself home
where his wife hid him in the
cellar until he got a chance to
make a break for Moscow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

Remit by check or
m Oney order To
American w eek ~
Semi Made Fashions,
80 Madison Avenue,
New York, n. Y.
Guaranteed as adver-
tised or your money
refunded. Watch for
semi made fashions
once each month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
America Getting An EorfuI Of
Salty English

II you meet a British sailor
who tells you that-"Jimmy the
One has given me this ere
bloomin' ticket for a voyage in
the long boat, and soon as Scald-
ings gives me the march past
over at the cottage, I'm going to
see the long-haired chum"-you'll
know what he's talking about.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

joyously that this grand, simple
treatment has brought them welcome
relief from dandruff's distressing
symptoms.
Start tonight with the easy, de-
lightful home treatment Listerine
Antiseptic and massage. 1t has helped
so many others, it may help vou. Buy
the large, economy-siZe bottle today
and save money. Remember-Lister-
inc is the same antiseptic that has
been famous for more than so years
as a mouth wash and gargle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
AW27

This adorable little two-piece
dress Ia cut 10 your measure
Of a finc plaid cotton combed
yarn Bingham. We join the
shoulders, set on the large seal
loped white pique collar, and
make the button holes on the
jacket. Pleats are set I'm the
skirt. The plque cuffs and all
other necessary findings are In
cluded. Colors: ColorfuI Scot
Plaid with Blue or Green pre-
dominating. Sizes IL 10 Is.
Price 1915. Skirt about %
inches long.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
How TO Order

Plainly 1rife style number,
color, sise desired and your full
name, street address, city and
state. II you do not peor a
standard sise, Iet us hare your
actual measurements, height and
freight, and Ve gW cut to your
measure. The small illustrations
shoe just ho,c you receive yomr
semi-made, ioifh only simple
seams 20 be finished.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

was naive enough to y
believe that such a coat
was seriously intended
to be worn over a bath
ing suit. even a nice, dry one
- but this method of display
ing the merchandise was easy
on the eyes and the magma
ton - and did get across the
fact that coats of monkey fur
will be available this Fall for
$1,000 more or less.
Miami Beach is well-known
for such stunts, but the pro-
ducers of the novel fashion
show have nothing on the
powers-that-be in Atlantic
City, New Jersey, who -
season or two ago 49, induced
a bathing beauty in a one
piece outfit that brought out
her feminine charms TO parade
on the boardwalk with a SIM
pie ensemble worth not $4,000
but a quarter of a million
dollars. This time the idea
was to sell jewelry.
Two husky police m en-
walked with the model be
cause her bathing suit was
embellished with diamonds,
pearls and rubies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
9gz5N 4&E2'5zE S SEMIE Fashions
AW26

Trim and smart for all SUM
mer long Is this jacket and its
separate Stacks that are cut to
your measure and have all diff
cult sewing done for you. The
fabric Is a fine rayOn that looks
and feels like linen. We join
shoulders on jacket, make the
button holes, set i'm the action
back. Stacks need few fin
ishing stitches to complete.
Colors: Luggage Brown. Sports
Blue or Victory Red. Sizes IL
10 20. Price $50. Stacks are
cut no longer than ~ inches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

TELL-TALE fakes, itching scalp
i and Inflammation these ugly
customers may be a warning that
you have the infectious type Of dan
dftif, the type In which germs arc
active on your scalp!
They may be danger sigma that
millions OF germs are at work on your
scalp including Pityrosporum
ovale. the strange bottle bacillus"
recognized by many foremost author
tiles ~ causstive agent Of infectious
dandruf.
Don't delay Every day you wait,
your condition may get worse, and
before long you may have stubborn
infection.
Use Medical Treatment
Your common sense tells you that
for case Of infection, In which germs
are active, it's wise TO use an antisep-
tic which quickly attacks large num-
bers OF germs. So, for infectious
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Really Come Back
From the Grove

A NEWS PAPER editor
- named Alexis LaZarev,
v from a little town near
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

BY Weekly Rights Reseryed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

ROLL ~ TOWEL after rms
ing-to blot up excess
moisture. This helps rayon
stockings dry more quick
ly. Hang over smooth rod,
away from heat or sun.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

Nv THAT with Uncle Sam
w m rpiaihd an and ' %atrons
what the cut Of their new Spring
outfits will be- 50 that cloth can
be conserved for more important
uses 1T seems downright fantas-
tic for anyone 10 suggest an
abbreviated beach ensemble that
costs more money than most
American families get their
hands on in n year
But the young woman Mary
Walsh by name who is sporting
the trim and expensive OUTFIT
shown in the photograph at the
right doesn't really believe that
any such luxurious get-up will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

The Seaside
Resorts
Aren't Likely
TO See Many
Ensembles
Like This
Because the
Get-Up Is
Fashioned of
Russian
Ermine,
One of the
Worlds Most
Expensive
Furs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-10

or more times daily, In addition 10
potatoes Are you providing two
or more glasses of milk daily for
adults and three or four for chill
dren? How about fruits? .. I.
each person should have two or
more servings daily, at least one
Of them q citrus fruit or tomato.
Serve cereal or whole grain or
enriched bread, and two or more
tablespoons Of butter or fortified
margarine daily. Remember to
include three to five eggs week.
one day il possible.
What about meat7 Each days
menus should include one or more
servings OF meat, cheese, fish or
legumes. Included in legumes are
beans. soybeans, and lentils.
Every homemaker finds IL a bit
trying to plan meals around a
shortage Of meat. Know that you
will he getting similar nourish-
ment from cheese, eggs, fish, poul-
try and the legumes just men
toned.
In order for the family to enjoy
these foods to the utmost, every
homemaker must make a special
effort to present them in clever
and attractive ways with out
standing flavor being the basis OF
the dish.
Included in this book are a num-
Der Of meatless luncheon and din
ner menus. Recipes are also in
Guided in this issue.
Rather than worrying over the
meat shortage. why not throw
your shoulders back and make
game OF meatless meal prepara-
ton. You'll find II stimulating.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-10
Easy Way to Give
Your Tree Glitter

A NEW way TO make your
Christmas tree more glittering-
more exciting. Decorate it with
real-looking snow. You can make
it easily with soap fakes, and
apply st in no time.
Here's how you do it. Pour a
box of soap fakes into big bowl
or dishpan and add lukewarm
water. You don't need much water
about 2 scant cups to big box
of flakes.
Beat up with an egg beaten.
Soon you'll have a bowlful of pure
white sudS that look like whipped
cream. Then right away take
handfulS Of this whipped-up mix
ture and spread with your fingers,
along the branches of your Christ
mas tree.
While it's still moist-and IL
you want an even more glittering
effect-sprinkle the tree with that
shiny artificial snow you get in
the stores. You'll have the loveliest
effect imaginable.
This way of decorating your
tree is practical, too, preventing
the pine needles from drying and
falling off so soon. Try this easy,
inexpensive tree decoration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-10

Good nutrition is the back
bone of our morale, says
Prudence Penny, home econo-
mist of The Detroit Times,
and in this book she shows
you ways to keep fine family
dietary standards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-10

Being so interested in nutrition,
OF course you follow the nutrition
yardstick religiously in planning
family meals. You've already
studied IL many times, but let's
check il over once more.
Are you serving vegetables two
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-10
Meal Planning a Challenge
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

HOMEMAKING AS a profess
sion is definitely in the limelight.
No wife or mother can any longer
say that her work is uninterest-
ing. She has had a challenge
handed to her direct from the
President that Of feeding her
family nutritiously.
No matter how long one has
planned and prepared meals, it's
her duty now to look at her job
from a scientific eye. Are her
growing sons and daughters suf-
fering from hidden hunger p They
may be, your know, if all the vita
minis are cooked out OF the vege-
tables and poured down the
kitchen sink.
Nutrition Glasses
There are other factors In food
care and preparation which 20 to
produce hidden hunger. You may
learn about these by attending
one of the many nutrition classes
OF cooking schools being conducted
in Detroit.
However, IL your time is limited,
you can gather many valuable
food hints from the daily news
paper and magazines, and cook
books such as this.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-14
Rene Eartei in Werifo

Cine eieentiimlide nele politiide
Rartei, bie iid oen feinesmeas ein-
la6enoen Namen u9ational Anorbi.
item" beileet, lit in Merifo bon elmer
Grippe i'.nser Repolutionare eebil-
BET, Die erflorte, iie piiroen &onereb.
fanoioaten aufitellen uno ibre BIatt-
form tpiirbe 1000 5lue5euee nn6
400 lt=8oote fir Merifo, ioipie amt
li6e anerfennune Ser r0miid -fotbo-
liiden 8elieion als Stootsrelieion
Merifos foroern.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-14

faneen iperoen, bic friIbes 3nebieb
anaeIhafft ipar.
Sros Der fdiueren Seiminbnng
ipar ser erite> meitere Gang Shola.
ltifas at Der nelen 9opeue hinanf,
Ole ,plmoerbarertueiie nibt notoelit.
ten botte. Rartba besleitete iie.
Cine riibrenbe S3ene ipieIte fib,
nadoem Die 1tatrone in pertronens.
pollem' @ebete fir sic Rett,n9 ibre8
Sebens @ott seoonft bate, in Dem
fleinen 'peilietlm ob. Sholaitifa
oronate Tortba Dor oas @nobenbilo
uno legte ibren Arm I'M iie.
yVor Dem angeiidbte Ser @ebene.
oeiten'', laete lie ieierlib, ,,erflore
id, Dob hu meine Sohter Iein ionit
uno meine @rbin, tpenn Der liebe
@ott mid bon bieier @roe abrnit.
9einer 2iebe nno Mufopfer,ng babe
id es 5u oeroanfen, oob mid niht elm
iaber 500 ereilt bat, ,,no oob id5
niht 1mporbercitet Dor sen 3ibter-
ltllbl @ottes treten muBte, in beffen
@obn11naen fein Elot fir l1nmiirbi9e
it,. GieIeidt fii9t es ser SimmeI,
ooB mein 1neIiidli6er Scrnlonn bod
lpieber in bie Scin1ot 5uritffebren
fann. 9onn ipirit blt ald, menn id
niht rebr bin lpilien, mas mein
Whltterbcr5 >piinld)t. giult on BEN
@efouenen niht bon oeiner Sh>pcIe
lpeiien, ipenn er iid reumiitio nabt,
lpnbcru i'm troItcn llno nit licbens
ser 6ono oririd)tcn; fpillit bn2'
ugHic noeIt bu n1r fraeen'', ent.
eeanetc hos MGoNen inter Gr0nen
uno beoiente iid in ibren iiber,poIen.
ben @efiiblen, Dem ipieoerbolten Ser.
loneen Ser @reiiin entlpreheno, anm
erlten MoIe bieier inni9en Anfpra'
he, ,,orf Den &nien iperoe i'd Dem
Simmel- honfen, lpenn ct mir biefe
@nooe ertpeiit."
S6ola1tifa oriidte ei1,en dortli6en
RuB auf Die refine Stirne Mortbas;
Damn fprad fie nod ein @ebet nno
febrte nit ibr nod oem Saiobof Sn-
rid.
0ie onrd bie 5turmflut aneerid-
teten gerbeernneen in Selo nno
ser Serluft bes eanaen giebbeftaabes
iibten ioear auf sic gerbdltniite Der
permoaliben Saiobofbouerin e'nen
bebenfli6en @influB, ,no aWar nm
10 mebr, ols Tie in ibrer befonnten
@roBmllt ,mo @er3ensgiite aueunlten
Der nod idmerer als iie eei6obi9ten,
unbemittelten Qeute auf Die @ntidG.
oieung bersidtet bate, beren reide
Summe nidt nur i'm eneeren 0ater.
lanbe nno in De,tidlan6, ion6ern
aud in fremben 2Gnoern nno foear
ienieits bes 0seans 3ur 2inbernng
Ger eroben Not burh bormberoiee
Samoriter onfeebrabt iporoen wor.
(5ortiee,me folet)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-14
Sn. 8esenteil

nSoaen sic mol, id meine mid
au erinnern, oob bier im Dorf ireeno
10 ein 9rober Nann eeboren ,poroen
it,"
u9tee. 8is jest fino bier nur fleene
&inber Mff De @elt gefommen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-14
nno Negen binans.

menoen, nm DofDdfIS 3lt Tontnlen.
Meiieridarf fegte Der 8ino iiber Die
Nnbobe hin. Dentlib pernabmen lie
nnnmebr bas @etole ser @alIermal.
fen inn Sal nnb bel ben ,pieberbolt
nieoeraudenoen 8lieitrablen iaben iie
ioear iefunoenlang ben ibdumenoen,
brobelnoen ,'no aiibenoen Strom.
Nad elmer @eile tn,lhten bie &C.
baulidfeiten bes @aiobofes aus benz
Dunfel empor.
aueenideinlib botte i'm bie
St,lrmflut nod niht erreibt, Wenn
aud iiberall BON Oct Anbobe oas 8oi>
ier in brauienoen @ilob0den nieber,
rauidte uno iid in ben Souptftrom
ereob.
Sboraitifa Iob in ibrem 2ebnihibl
om Glide nno batte bas> oufeeibla-
gene @ebetbnh Dor ii6.
8obl nernobm iie Dos 8ranien
uno 9oien bes @affers nno bas erGb=
Iibe SeuIen oes Stnrmes, iotpie bos
Stolen bes 9onners, aber ibr Mienen=
Ipiel berriet feline sSnrbt. Sic botte
oie Sdnoe neutrality-suspicious. nmo
ibre 2ippen be'peeten iid in leiiem
@ebet.
9nrd oie nnerlportete Infnnft
Martbas nno Der gntin ipi1roe tie IN
niht aeringes @rltollnen berlebt oas
lid) nod iteigerte, ols lie bie Nblift
ser beioen nnb sic Gerbeerlneen, mel
DIE bos 8aiier bereits ongeridtet bot
te, erf,rbr. 9s,n perlieBen sic Gnbe
unb ser @leid)mnt iie bod.
slber iueniaer ,1n1 iib lelb1t ,por
iie befiin,nert, als nm ibr 1dones
Seim nnG Die armen Siere, ipelhe iie
preiseeben m,tBte ,no Die berloren
maren, ,penn bie Sl,t tpirflid in Dos
@ebaube einorong.
Gin 9onnern, elei6 bem S6nb ei=
ner &anone, roilte ploelib burb bas
0unfel Ser Habt. Die gotin poflte
nad Der ltrio6e ieben, ober fa,m
bate iie Dos sSeniter aeoffnet, als Die
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