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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Write Rhymes for 10 Dimes
In War Savings Stamps

Rhyme for dime War Savings
Stamps, Each day the Times
prints five different rhymes about
War Savings Stamp and Bonds.
pays 81 in 10-cent War Savings
Stamps 10 the writer of each
verse used.
The Detroit Times Rhyme Con-
test offers you fun. plus an oppor-
tunity TO help Uncle Sam :. and
yourself.
Here's how you engage in this
contest: Take the first two lines
OF any nursery rhyme, then COM
lplete the poem in your own way,
being sure TO write about War
Savings Stamps or Bonds. Then
send your poem TO the Rhyme Con-
test Editor. The Detroit Times,
1870 Cass avenue. Detroit, Mich,
remembering that entries WILL
NOT be returned, that decisions
OF the judges are FINAL. You
may send any number of rhymes,
you are eligible 10 win any num-
Der of times.
Today's winning rhymes follow
Submitted by Ruth West. 1908
Mack avenue:
Little Miss Muffet
Sat on a tuffet,
Eating her curds and whey;
The morning was sunny
So she took her money
And bought a War Bond that
day
She said II would help
Beat the enemies all.
And bring peace to the world
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
BY ROBERT TRUMBULL
CHAPTER %

We passed a night of misery in
the brewing hurricane. Without
an anchor we were at the mercy
of the wind, and it blew viciously.
Many times we just missed tipping
over again. by maneuvering our
weight to shift the boats center OF
gravity when the mountainous
waves knocked us off balance.
High combers kept breaking
into the boat, half filling it every
time. We scooped the water out
with our twisted garments. al
though we thought we would
freeze, naked in the cold, slash
ing rain.
Toward morning the gale slack
ened. but the sea still boiled. AS
dawn approached and l was able
to see a few feet around, l mary.
eled that we were still afioa'
among those giant wind-whippeo
swells.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
z Republican Rallies
Scheduled for Flint

FLINT, Oct. 10. Gene sc
County Republicans today list two
rallies for the kickoff in the fall
campaign.
Judge Homer Ferguson, United
States senatorial candidate. will
speak at Masonic Temple. Tuesday
at 8 p. m. Harry F. Kelly, the
party's choice for governor. ad-
dresses Dom Polski meeting, Oc-
Itober 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

When full daylight came I saw
that our world had closed around
us. We were in the center OF a
small circle of agitated green
water, under a dome of gray mist.
When we stopped shipping water,
we sat in the boat with our backs
hunched against the rain and
wind We were still drifting to the
northeast, making fast time away
from where we wished 10 go.
We said very little to each other.
We were hungry and disheartened
Toward the middle of the morn
ing we took the jacket. on which
l had drawn our chart, and held il
over our three heads TO give a
little protection from the chilling
rain.
Hold 1t careful. boys" l said.
"Tf we lose this, we don't know
where we are"
The canvas chart kept the rain
off us little bit. but our clothes
were soaked and clammy, and plas-
tered TO our skin. l would have
been glad to see the sun again, and
wondered if / ever would.
There's your albatross," Tony
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
JeW Is Big Sufferer

Hungarians are using the doc
trine against Serbs, the Ru-
manians preach IL against the
Hungarians and all Europe has
been seething with this mutual
distruSt.
The furgarians, according 70
reports here, recently slaughtered
tens Of thousands OF Serbs in the
Banat. while Rumanians bat
tered Hungarian peasants TO pulp
then kicked them over the Dor
der back into Hungary.
But the principal sufferer has
been the JeN. long the prime
target OF Hitler terror. Every
puppet ruler, every Quisling,
even the remaining parliaments.
fear 10 lessen pressure on the
Jews within their borders for fear
of risking Hitler's ire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Key Kans' Dot Flint
As CAMPAIGN Starts

FLINT. Oct. 10.-"Key Kans'
dot the city today as a scrap cam
paign got under way TO collect
100000 discarded keys.
The drive, seeking 10 reclaim
the nickel silver in keys, is headed
by saiesmen for the Beecher, Peck
q Lewis COMPANY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

of his mighty wings. He flew away,
high. then circled back as il 10
reconnoiter us.
"Jeez, you almost got him,
though" Tony said.
/ was feeling very glum. and
bitter at my failure in this heaven
sent opportunity to obtain food
that we all needed so badly. I was
sorry had not let one of the boys
try TO grab the bird. They could
have seen him, whereas / could
not.
"Well, I'm afraid he's gone,"
I said disconsolately..
"Cheer up, chief, Il was a good
try" Tony said.
| myself was sore all over. We
shifted our positions so that two
of us sat with our backs against
the forward thwart, while the
third huddled among OUR knees.
WED be better off In a tele-
phone BOOTH" Tony said. IT'D
be dry"
Gene and 7 mustered feeble
laugh at Tony's witicism.
Tony spoke again.
THAT damned albatross Is
getting familiar again." he said.
Look to starboard, chief"
/ turned quietly, and there wa.
our friend. sitting right alongside
me in the water. He was feeding
"Oh, God, one more chance"
said softly. not in supplication
but in gratitude.
The huge bird drifted TO within
three feet of the boat, and ducket
his head under the water. He helC
his beak and eyes submerged fol
all of 10 seconds. II was as if HI
We're inviting me 10 grab him.
I thought: If he keeps his heaC
down that long. I'll wait until HI
does it again, and give mysel
more time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Takes a Chance

studied the situation carefully
and decided TO chance it.
Silently. 1 slid my right hand
outward, gagged my aim as best
/ could since / was unable to see
my quarry, and snatched quickly
The albatross must have been
squatting down as / reached for
him. because my hand struck him
in the breast. The blow KIN ked
him backward into the water.
He floundered for an instant
righted himself Indignantly, and
rose above the water with a flap
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Philippines Unrest
Revealed in Toxic

LONDON, Oct. 10 (UP) Japan,
revealing anti-Japanese activities
in the occupied Philippines, an
nounced today that "a persons had
been court-martialed and that IA
had been sentenced 10 death.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Great Day Cos.slsai
Captive Nations
|Biding Time TO
|Pounce on Nazis
Will Even Up Score
for CrueIties imposed
by Conquerins Germans
BY ERNEST ZAUGG
International News Service stan Writer

International News Service Stan Writer
BERNIE, Switzerland, Oct. 10
Nazi officials. desperately battling
a wave of hate-inspired sabotage
in occupied Europe, are receiving
merely a mild sample of what
their victims plan for them after
Germany goes down in defeat, re-
ports reaching neutral Switzer-
land indicated today.
Nazi oppression with its doc
trines of treachery, hate and ter
ror, has imbued these captive
peoples with but one thought,
these reports showed - TO bide
their time, then even the score.
Already, as German legions
battle futilely TO take Stalingrad
and as Nazi industry begins TO
creak and groan under the relent-
less pounding of the Raj, strong
waves of sabotage are sweeping
Norway. Denmark, Poland and
CZecho-Slovakia. undeterred by
firing squads and gestapo fortunes.
Quislings First
But when defeat strikes Ger
many. the Nazi minorities in Euro
pean nations. used as Quislings
and as highly-trained overseers of
the slave labor, will be the first 10
feet the weight of vengeance,
these reports said. These folk
Germans trained so that a few
hundred can oversee thousands of
captive laborers. have won the
hatred of their victims, especially
/ in Russia.
The Nazis are moving hurriedly
to protect these Quislings by COIL
centrating them in special quar-
tiers, protected by ards and
giving them armed protection
whenever they leave their fortress
barracks.
Y In countries bordering Germany
Poland. Slovenia, Czecho-Slo-
pakia and the Alsace-Lorraine
area-they are trying TO strengthen
their position by moving out the
native populations and bringing in
! Germans to build what high Nazi
officials have called "a wall of
German blood against the Slavic
7 flood"
Much opposition Is being en-
countered. however, on the part
I nf Germans selected for this colo
neutrality-suspicious., who fear the
day when the ousted populations
will return.
Even among the Axis partners.
this question of the German minor
J ity has raised ugly problems. The
Hungarian foreign office COM
planned TO Berlin that Germans in
Hungary felt themselves apart
from other residents. Their COM
| plant was met with a demand
that the German-Hungarians be
permitted TO serve directly in the
German army instead OF in the
Hungari2d army. as previously.
TheSa2i doctrine that "the only
gooV Pole. Czech or other VIC
tDh) is dead or ignorant Pole
Mas backhred with her fear-in-
spired allies preaching that teach
ing against each other.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Stream|iners,
IVA in Review
At Belle Isle
Double Ceremony Set
for z P. M. This Sunday,
Military Aides Present

Bands and drum and bugle
corps units will add TO the general
color of the ceremony at 2 p. m.
Sunday, Belle Isle Casino, when
the Junior Victory Army and the
Defense Streamliners hold their
first joint review under direction
of the Department of Parks and
Representatives of the army,
navy and marine corps also will
join Mayor Edward j. Jeffries Jr.
in reviewing the two organizations.
Musical units will be the De-
partment of Parks and Recreation
Boys Band, under direction, OF
Vaughan Sunderland; the Alger
Post. American Legion Drum anc
Bugle Corps, directed by Robert
Todd. and the Navy Band from
the Naval Armory.
Maj. William II. Kite Jr.. in
charge of the Fort Wayne Section
Army Emergency Relief, will rep.
resent the army; 1t. Comdr. M. G
Wilson. medical officer of the
naval training school, Naval Ar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
In Event of Rain

In event of rain Sunday
afternoon. the Junior Victory
Army-Defense Streamliners
Review will be postponed to
next Sunday. October IS
2:30 p. m, in front of the
Belle Isle Casino. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Up for Air

sat still until he came up foI
air He looked about him in the
water. but didn't move his body
He seemed to find what he wanted
and jabbed his bill back into the
water.
Without waiting longer than II
took TO gather my muscles for the
effort, l dived over the side, my
hands outstretched TO grab the
bird.
But never finished the dive
My feet, instead of driving me for.
ward. pushed the boat behind me
The next thing i knew, l was
lying full length, face down. The
whole front of me smarted from
the smash against the water.
In my surprise and disappoint.
ment l couldn't think but L in
stinctively dropped my feet and
spread my arms 10 keep myself
afloat. Ny long body was being
lifted by the choppy waves, and
the boat was already several feet
away.
As I lunged for the raft
couldn't help looking for tbSalba-
tross, who had escaped mf for the
second ktime in a way fhat was
humiliating, and worse/ The bird
was fluttering awayItaking his
time about il, too-and l swear
that if birds can laugh, the gray
albatross was hooting at me.
Tony grabbed me by an arm,
and was quickly in the boat.
where's the chart 90 l de-
manded Immediately.
"Tt went over the side with
you. chief
/ turned. but instantly ] aban-
doned whatever idea 1 might have
had of diving 10 retrieve the chart.
In that sea, il was gone.
We were now without a single
article Of any use TO us. except
our anchor line, our water rag
(badly tattered). pair OF pliers,
and the pocketknife. We were
without protection of any kind
against the weather, except the
sparse clothing on our backs.
decided to strip off the useless
oar pocket TO make a covering for
our heads. This / did. The piece
of fabric thus obtained was almost
square, 20 inches long by 16 inches
wide. 1t served us better than
nothing.
1t rained steadily all morning.
Shortly after noon we hit heavy
squat, with high winds and a
terrifying sea, and we tipped over
again.
How we got back into the raft
against the waves + don't know.
When we did, we found that--all
our gear was gone-knife,~plie
our newly obtained head covering.
the unsuccessful sea anchor. and
our last rag. Now we had nothing
to protect ourselves, nothing for
bailing. nothing for catching food.
Our courage almost failed. This
had been day Of horrible disaster.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
The Raft: How 3 Men
Won Battle With Sea
Clothes, Equipment, Everything
Gone, Despair Grips Trio

Three United States filters hare been drifting rub
Der raft for 90 days. Weakening, they discuss can
nibaSm. Harold DIXON tells their story; Tony Pastua,
Gene Aldrch his companions in this true classic Of
the sea-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Business Opportunities

WINDOW shade shop and building-Fuliy
equipped: good stock; established eleven
years. Nice 5-room flat, store and full
basement. Townsend s-2777.
lcOLORED rooming house business = is
room; rented; excellent income; saeri-
ficing 304 Alfred
CoLoRED-Grocery. meats. beer license.
Cheap, cheap. Hurry. stevens, TIE. 2-5o2s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

CONTINUED Monday
Copyright. 1912. by Henry Holt a Co,
Distributed by King Features Syn, Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

4 ACRES. good house. mr. Warren avenue
and Wayne rd. 50. 300. terms. McFsr-
lane Bros.. 2e3ii Ford road At Middle
halt. DE. i3s0.
READ Times Want Ads for profit--uss
them for resuits'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Business Opportunities


POoLRooM-Si,0 600 cash, Doing excellent
business. 1902 Van DYKE. Prospect soit:
Moderniy equipped refriE-
Grafton; cheap rent, ii023 East Jefferson.
Murray 1880.
RESTAURANT, 3iS4 John Rent. sell (;
steady neighborhood trade; saeriheipg.
clifford 0050
RESTAURANT stainless steel nxtures.
good business, suitable saloon. $50 East
Milwaukee
RKsTAJfRANT-D luxe equipment; low
es4FAes-i Size ssllr-tEsa@-- LsnoS
oiOe.
SMALL ihotsl with general store and sss
ststion--Sell or trade. Goodefs Hotel
Goodells. Mich.
THEATER - Mich. Real money maker
must seu modern. no competition; exc.
gross. low exp terms. BOX A 6ss, Detroit
Times.
TWO STORY solid brick saloon. including
modern equipment and Class c license;
S.room modern apt: large banquet hall,
completely equipped: toilets and lava
tories: large lot and garage. Corner West
Jefferson and Peterson. Cash, terms or
trade. Real sacrifice. Owner, address
Box A-47i. Detroit Times.
u. s. UNUSED Postage Stamps Wanted.
Small discount Advance stamp Co., "a
East 23d street, New York.
READ Times Want Ads for profit--use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Little Farms for Sale

A BARGAINS acres 81 garden soil ;
$500. terms Cor. OF yreelAnd and CAhill
fds.; II. miles from Fiat Rock. Crossman,
Ho. $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Auto Loans

AUTO LoANs-Cars. mouse trailers. trucks.
boats cash while you wait Lloyd X
Fast. Inc 3O4O r. Grand Blvd. MA. 014@
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

III ~
Y room; fllied; 81 600, $500 down, Cherry
ises,
GROCERY. meats: business increasing toe
fast Tor me 20 handle. 1850. Terms
MRS CRIGER, 1927 East SMILE road
HaEel Park ROYAL OAK 1859.
GROCERY, meat market must sell,
drafted: stock ~ inventory rent, SCI
store and hxtures MuttsrF Market os2e
Chene.
lGRocERY store for rent - Fixtures for
sale good business, reasonable 1888
Iwsterrnsn vtnsVood 2-T2Sl
IGRoCERY, meats beer. vine - Modern
equipment excellent business reasonable,
$3.50 Renville.
GROCERY. meats, beer. wine, equipped
steady neishboEhood trade, sAcrihclns
lCnnord 1921. -
GROCERY. meat market. beer. wine In
apartment; drafted cash, terms $50
Cortland.
HAMBURG lunch; seats thirty steady
neighborhooe trade, cannot handle. TEm'
Pie i-s7t0,
PARTNER rs cashier In first-class restau-
rant: experience not necessary; 90
cooking and buying; - interest, $50
salA-y $50 per week each ana equal snare
OF profits Cadillac 3oi6.
PooLRooM Doing good business 1901
Jos Csmpsu, near Dodge Bros PARKING
lot IN rear. Cherry 3435, Bill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Business Opportunities

EXCELLENT location Rooming house. Is
room; fiiied; 81 600, $500 down. Cherry
1898.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

A BARGArN-ti4 acres of garden soil:
$500. terms. Cor. OF VreelAnd and CAhil
fds. Ia miles from Fiat Rock Crossman
no e4tt.
River. near lockwood paved road: 81, 1875
terms crossmsn, no. st44'
ZcRTAGE-Fafm prices viii rise food
costs vtn rise wages vii rise ana thr
cost Of living viii rise. FOOD rationing IS
not far around the corner. Protect yourself
sna family hv purchasing closs-in. good
lard, riEht al the edge OF town. Ciiy water
bus transportation 10 West sioe plants,
Make your war boom dollars supply your
food IN he emergency. home for you after
a.. var ard your war bonds 10 win the
~sr Just about the last opportunity 10
purchsse n acre ana acre parcels with city
wstsr and electricity. Down payment sil
Trese~sii. Van Born and inkster Roads
ACRES. half-acres. Plenty OF action. Don't
drive miles In the country and hope
FOR new tires and don't ask the wife and
kiddies 20 carry water. You can nave
water electricity and free school bus along
With bus transportation 70 ives, sac IN
IN Defense Project as low as $40 down.
Houses double construction, some with com.
piete bathroom facilities installed. Priced
10 sell In hurry and tnsy surrey 90
Defense Workers only. With cost of hvins
skyrocketing II might be smart 10 raise
your own food. This defense project u
nearly sold out so drive out today Vpen
until dark. Treadvsn telegraph Rd., Mid
Wsy between Ecorse and Goddard Roads.
xCREs ana hsif-aeres, city water BUS
servfce This may be your last chance
20 secure close-in land with city con-
venisnces near schools, stores, etc, ON
essy terms Treadwell Van Born a inkstei
Rds. Open until dark.
ACRE on paved road: city water, eiec. /;
outside city limits. Only $40 down.
Newman, 10000 Plymouth Rd. RE $3.50.
CHOICE small farm, s3i5i Fl miles from
Detroit City Hall. CA. 1900. TU. 2-6fIs.
FOR s and iU-AcRE SMALL FARMS. see
CLARENCE }. BoLDT. Realtor. ca. 1872
I-R0oN home oa -h!shHas.-i4 -seFsi-fuii
price 81. $50, terms.
e-RooM modern home. u -acre good land
bus service, $3.50. terms.
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-- SIS WILL START YOU!

T-- IS WILL START YOU!
1 win your own independence with one
Il pf our, large improved garden plots or
1 ANAL farms. Ours are vel located,
i carefully restricted subdivisions IN walk
i ina distance OF many East Side indus
4 tries.
BUY BoNDs-BUy LAND
When victory Ia won, your savings IN
bonds wiIl build the home you have al
i ways wanted. DRIVE OFT TODAY.
aee chat we offer. You'll like our
sld -fsshiesed business dealings.
L LADD LAND CO.
asa TEN-MLE EAST OF RYAN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

Business Opportunities

DAKERY business or equipment for sale
Leaving fer service. 4433 Chene. Temple
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

Money to Loan
On Real Esfa'~
At ans insurance Co. funds for good
nscrt.age loans: land contracts bought.
IA. Henksi Co. Hammond Bldg. CA. 1855.
ATTRACTIVE MORTGAGE LOANS
On Homes. Apartments. Stores
REFINANCE YOUR CONTRACT OR
MORTGAGE
. Current interest rates and terms
GREATER DETROIT MORTGAGE CORP.
Andrew L. Mallott. President
Loan CORES. --Metropolitan Life Ins. Co
l1s oriswold 81 RA. $500
ATTRACTIVE MORTGAGE LOANS
On Homes. Apartments. Stores
REFINANCE YOUR CONTRACT OR
MORTGAGE
Current interest rates and terms
GREATER DETROIT MORTGAGE CORP.
Andrew T. Mslott, President.
Loan CORES metropolitan Life lns. Co.
as Griswoid. 81. IA. $500
GOME MORTGAGES IN Dearborn and vicinity; ;
no service charss. Firrt Federal SAVINGS
ana Loan Association OF Dearborn, 1880
Michigan Ave. Dearborn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

a BEAUTiFUL 4-acrt home sic 90 Huton
River near lockwood paved road; ~, ls5'
farms CrosSmAn, no. 644s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

TFrEoRAPH-Ann Arbor Trs.-io-room
4 barns chicken house, 10 acres Sil'SOo
tsrrps Aren't Vermont 5-s0i2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

GROCERY meat MARKET must sen
drafted: stock ~ inventory rent, sci
store and fixtures MutteTE Market os2e
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-16
Gine Halbjahrs.8ilaf,3
Shlub bon Seite 1.

Yoiitionen 5li erfdnpfen, Die linn Die
belten @crteioigunesitellunge eegel
oie unausbleiblihe Sfieniiue Ger
Yereinigten Nationen bieten.
Sc iueniger iiber bieie fonmcnoe
Sffenii iipe geiprohen tpil'o, oeito BEL
ier. Sc tiefer oas 8ebeimnis lit, oas
iett sic Gorbereitunaen umsibt, oeito
grober miro Ser Grfolg iein, oen Sic
fommenben slftionen seitigen. Gs
spGre toridt. iih in periebltem Spti=
mismus 81 1uiegen nuo Sorihub-
Sorbeeren aus5uteilen; es tpdre aber
nod torihter, Die &iififluge ser
pcrgangenen Monate uno Gage als
Elm fir Sen Musgang Ses &rieses
entiheioenoes Saftum einsuleten
uno babel gan5 81 pergeiien, oab un-
Ter 2ano bis iest nur, ipenn man 10
iagen oarf, nit einen1 fleinen Singer
gefdmpft bat. Gines Cages meroen
,pir 10 tpeit iein, Ioab mir nit beiben
6duiten fdmpfen f5nnen. 9ann iper.
sen mir cine 3ipiibenbilans 5ieben
fonnen, oie gang anoers ausiiebt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-16
Kein periitit nStie
saitt Ha,.s y. reftepieret,
@enn Soften ipeniger ais $500.

&eimeigentiimer, oie ibr Seim re.
nopieren oOer nersroBern lpollen
iuegen 5antilienltlpad)s, fonnen es
nod INNER tun unter yiegeln oes
War Yroouftion 8onro, 6ebot 81 i,
ipenn sic Soften hes llmbaues niht
iiber $500 laufen uno Material er.
bdltIid lit.
Sollte ser llmbau aber mebr als
$500 fplten, bann muB Inn Elm
1898 Nermit angeiuft peroen, in.
Dem anaeseben lit, lpar,tg mebr @eIo
gebrauft peroen iou a,no luenn sic
Mebrausgabe als gered)t eradtet
miro, miro elm Eripritits Hermit
gegeben. 8elber fir slenoerungen
uno &eparaturen an Seimen fonnen
bon Giialifi5ierten 2eibgeiellihaften
erlangt iueroen, Inn oieie srbeit 5u
tun, miiiien aber bonn 6eoeral Soui-
ing Mominiitration eltgebeiben iuer-
oen.
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