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Evening star., 1942-01-11
The Travellers Notebook
williamsburg Decides to Mointoin Its OIden
Charm in Wortime, Contributing to Victory by
Offering a Quiet Haven for Relaxation

Raleigh, N. c., the council of1cer
reported -four major stretches OF
new roadbed and highway widening
totaling more than 80 miles were
re-opened to through traffic during
December, serving to eliminate the
detour to the east via N. c. 50
through Warrenton."
Details Of conditions to be found
on the route include:
Virginia-Widening Of "a miles
Of northbound lane south Of Rich
mond continues; no interference
except at rush hours Between the
Roanoke River and the North Caro-
lima line, 81 miles are being
widened to 3-way lane; interference
slight. From Petersburg to North
Carolina line, the new 30-foot high
way is almost completed. Widening
Of Mills Greek bridge south of
South Hill, formerly necessitating
one-way trafic, completed.
North Carolina-From the Vir-
ginia line to Norlina, miles of new
road is being built but traffic Is
maintained. Stretches of highway
improvements have been completed,
notably from Norlina south to Hen
derson on to Franklinton. Work
finished on project eliminating bad
curves between Aberdeen and Rock
ingham.
South Carolina-More than $50
miles of U. S. No. l Widened in 194l.
Two AZ foot shoulders were added
Evening star., 1942-01-11

from Cherav y Columbia and two
5-foot shouldes between Columbia
and Georgia lie.
Georeia-Wieening Of bridges near
Lyons recently finished.
Florida-At jacksonville, trafdc
flowing South snd to Central Florida
was relieved o, congestion in July,
when the toll-.ree bridge over the
st. Johns RIVER, with new ap-
proaches at tn. north, was opened.
Highway wid,ned between New
Symrna and Melbourne.
What the dlde ranch managers
think about in contributing to the
comfort, ease and enjoyment of
their guests, IS related by Miss
Marion Moore to the Dude Ranch
ers' Association:
THE first management pictures
of last Summes that come to my
mind have to d, with moonlight rides
and hordes Of starving people. We
always take CIR supper along on
these rides, AMI because the entire
outfit turns oul, dudes, cowboys and
girls, 1t means food and plenty Of it.
After many try)uts of one thing and
another, the big hit remains-ham-
burgers. We grind our own good
steak meat. aad seasonings, shape
into patties ard stack between oil
paper, mountains Of them, seems.
Just before We are ready to leave,
the cook takes out fresh buns from
the oven, split; them open lightly
with . fork ard pops in a piece of
butter. Over 5he fire OF glowing
Goals. the boy. set on our biggest
camp griddle Q piece of bacon rind,
several pancale turner's tfor the
Evening star., 1942-01-11

have taken place q part Of the
annual Thanksgiving gridiron game,
but this years event win be in COM
pliment to the university's boxing
team. The program probably will
include . pep rally around . bon
fire on the campus Immediately pre-
ceding the boxing matches and .
ball In q downtown hotel.
The staff Of the Tower. student
publication, will be hosts at the
annual dance for the student body
In Graduate Hall Friday. The COM
mittee Is headed by Robert Heltzel,
who will be assisted by Carl Rupert
and Joseph Joers, Edward Lefison
and Dennis Madden.
The Right Rev. Msgr. Peter Gull
day, professor OF American history,
secretary of the American Catholic
Historical Association since its
founding, was named honorary pres
ident Of the organization, which Just
closed Its 22d annual meeting in
Chicago. DIR. Martin r. p. MCGUIRE,
dean Of the graduate school of arts
and sciences, was chosen active
president for the coming year. Other
Catholic U. faculty members elected
to ofices In the organization include
the Rev. DR.. John Tracy Ellis. SEC
retary, and the Rev. DR.. John Keat-
Evening star., 1942-01-11

dudes all want to help, onions
ketchup and mustard, and the feast
Is on. OF course, there are other
foods-potatoes. fruits and cakes
but they are considered simply fill-
ins. I advise any one not to start
this hamburger stunt unless he is
willing to 60 on doing 1t forever
after. 1t is well-filled, contented
group that stretches out on the
ground around the fire for an hours
rest before the ride begins.
II think of another food idea. II
there is trouble forcing spinach into
the young-and you recall the
famous saying of one of them.
surely-try salad made of shredded
lettuce and raw, shredded spinach
with a rich oil dressing. 1t is one
OF our luckier finds
''P. 81 never tell 'em it is
spinach, however,"
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Catholic j. Alumni
Plan Homecoming
Event February7
Celebration This Year
Will Be in Tribute
To Boxing Team

The Alumni Association of Cath
olic University Is making plans for
this years homecoming celebration,
to be built around the annual box
ing bouts with the Maryland Uni
versity team. 1t was announced to-
day by S. Dolan Donohoe, Washing
ton alumni president. The bouts will
be held in the university gymnasium
February 7.
The Homecoming Committee will
meet with Athletic Director Edmund
La Fond tomorrow night to outline
the program for the annual gather
ing of alumni and students.
Previous homecoming celebrations
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Emergency Fields

Emergency landing fields for air.
planes soon may be seen through
out the United States wherever
there is an important highway.
Plans are still indefinite, but provi-
sions recently were made to author
ize construction Of emergency land
ing strips along Federal highways.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
To Dedicate COLLEGE

FORT MYERS, Fla, Jan. TO-
The birthday anniversary Of Thomas
Edison, Fl bruary IL, will mark the
formal dedication ceremonies of the
new Thomas Alva Edison College in
Fort Myers, Fla. The college, which
Evening star., 1942-01-11

ing Cartwright, treasurer. Richard
p. Pattee Of the division Of cultural
relations Of the State Department
and lecturer at the university was
elected first vice president.
Evening star., 1942-01-11

opened on September IS, was named
In honor of the great inventor who
made Fort Myers his home for more
than 50 winters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Lobster Outlet

Snapshots Mr.. and Mrs.
Boyer Gambler trying 10 explain
10 their young son what a fresh
lobster outlet" was-"brown on
the outside-red inside
Says son:
Tt sounds very pretty and I
like brown and red but l guess
I'll take salad"
The Boyer children walking
with that great Dane as body
guard.
The Rev. Francis Fit wear
ing an English muffler-but no
overcoat: the new plaid suit
being sported by Mrs. A. ID.
Wilkinson-Mrs. Charles Fred
erick-putting her wire-haired
fox terrier into his overcoat--
pretty Mrs. Hale Sattley taking
her girls to school-Mrs. Hiram
Walker lunching in one OF the
village drug stores hatless and
smiling with a full shopping bag
at her feet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

OF the war bond committee,
boosts the sale of bonds by taxi
ing subscriptions t rough a
personal canvass of the member
ship
Council members also contrib
ute 10 the Red Cross Blood
Bank as often as the laws of
health permit.
Under consideration now by
the council are plans for work
ing with the Wayne County
Child Care Council TO establish
a day nursery for children OF
war workers and for operating
a club home for girls employed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Lends Swedish Theme

Mondays Pop Mite" will fea-
ture a Swedish theme with Myr-
tie Labbitt giving a Swedish
skit at the Drop-In supper at
$50. 10 Kreimer, director of the
Brightmoor Community Center.
will lead Swedish dances.
Central Branch YWCA Home
makers Club will meet for
luncheon and an Armistice Day
program at 1890 Wednesday.
Women's Progressive Club
Highland Park Branch will have
as Wednesday luncheon speaker,
Or. Mary f. Sweeny of the
MerTill-Palmer School.
Reading Club Highland Park
Branch will meet at 2 p. m.
Wednesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
House Guest

Mrs. Horace 'Elgin Dodge Jr.
is the house guest of Mrs. Hugh
Dillman for a week or two.
Horace Elgin Dodge III has left
for Union College after spending
several days with his grand
mother.
Baroness Won Kettler-always
a popular visitor in her old home
has left for the East. There was
a little furry of informal teas
and luncheons for her-perhaps
the biggest of these was the tea
given by Mrs. Fred T. Murphy.
Walking on the Lake Shore
drive the other day we met Mrs.
Richard p. Joy-stepping along
in a smart tan wool outfit with
sable jacket and the swankieSt
brooch we ever saw-gold eagle
with two service stars set in
monds-STUNNING,
Saw pretty Laviah Lucking-
just back from Portsmouth.
where she has been playing
leads in stock company. She
wore a scarlet jacket frock-
most becoming with her black
curfs.
Mrs. c. Harold Wills waved at
us-she has a new hat-with
parakeet feathers on each side
-smart-like Mary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
/. so Boys Each Week

Invitations for so boys to at
tend cabaret night will be sent
each week 10 the various local
military posts, such as Wayne
County Airport, Naval Armory,
Selfridge Field and USO head
quarters.
Composed of about 1000
members, Detroit Section, Ma
tional Council of Jewish Women,
Is active in other war work, too.
Stimulating members TO enroll
with the Office of Civilian De-
Tense and cooperate with all
Red Cross projects is a part of
the program outlined by Mrs.
Leonard Weiner, president of
the council.
To help swell the War Chest
fund, council members contrib
ute through their organization
and also solicit other organiZa-
tons.
Not content with general APP
peals. Mrs. Ed Stein, chairman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
War Stamps Booth

Giving a patriotic modern
note will be the war savings
stamps corsage booth sponsored
by the Girl Reserves.
Special World Fellowship pro-
grams will be presented this
week in all branches of the De-
troit YWCA in observance of
the annual worldwide week of
fellowship and prayer
DR.. Edith Hale Swift of
Wayne University will give the
concluding talk in the YWCA
Wartime Marriage series at
Central Branch on Thursday at
7.30 n. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
With Nursemaid

Down in Lakeland avenue we
met Sandra Schenk-with her
nursemaid. Have you ever seen
Sandra? We are not naturally
maternal-no desire 10 battle
babies-just because they are
babies-but Sandra-!
What numbers of hearts that
3-year-old is going 10 break.
Pink and white, blue eyes and
so friendly! We hope we will
still be living when she makes
her debut.
And speaking of d ebuts-
which always makes us think OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Old Void
Market
Here 9 Days

AN OLD WORLD MARKET,
"A with people of 40 nationality
backgrounds participating, will
be held in international Center
Branch YWGA. Friday and
Saturday. It's the thirteenth
annual Old World Market and
il will be open TO the public
from noon TO midnight.
A special Chinese dinner is
scheduled for 6 p. m. Friday
evening and the traditional
Feast of All Nations" will take
place Saturday from 5 to 8 p. m.
Booths featuring international
Christmas cards, quaint wooden
carts. French dolls, Swedish
mittens and handwork will be
served by girls in colorful old
world costumes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
SO Troopers
ToBe Guests
Each Week

DRoVIDING refreshments for
a series of cabaret nights
for servicemen is the newest
wartime activity undertaken by
Detroit Section. National Coun-
Gil of Jewish Women.
These cabaret nights, which,
in a smaller way, VIII resemble
activities at the famous Stage
Door Canteen. in New York
CITY. will be held al the Jewish
Community Center each Satur-
day night, starting November IA.
Cabaret nights are sponsored
by the Jewish welfare board
project. constituent OF the
USO. and financed by the mems
organization. The council has
been called in 10 handle the cam
teen work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

in war industry.
Pride of the Detroit council
is the junior council section
which is headed by Miss Fran
ces Cohen. The junior council
co-operates with the seniors in
various projects and junior
members eventually become
seniors.
Members of the big sister
committee of the senior council
will hold a luncheon meeting
Wednesday at the Jewish Com
munity Center. DR. John Dorsey
Detroit psychiatrist, will talk on
adolescence
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
New Century Club
Will Hear Chemist

JOHN M. STEWART, re-
search chemist for the Ford
Motor Company, will speak on
Industrial Uses for the Soy
bean" in a meeting of Detroit's
New Century Club at 2 p. m.
Monday, at Ingleside Club.
An exhibit of South American
art objects. collected by Mrs.
George F. Moore, will be shown
in the White room of the club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

A hot supper is scheduled for
every cabaret night.
All the work Of planning the
menus, buying the food and pre-
pairing il, serving the supper and
washing the dishes will be done
by council members.
Chairman of the canteen prof.
ect Is Mrs. Sidney Alexander,
who has divided the membership
into four teams composed OF
eight TO 10 women. These teams
will take their turns on the
SATURDAY. evening canteen shifts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Charrons Home This Week

MR.. AND MRS. EDWARD
CLARION of La Sale boule-
ward will return from Mexico
this week. They have been trav-
cling with a party Of friends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
ll5mm in ia, 1ldA 94~~M Council Plans Cabaret flights
The DOUager's DOggereI:
Crosse Pointe Hostesses
Aid Food for All Drive

T ET'S take full share of
IL shortage,
Don't cheat on rstioned
food;
Don't store ii up like squir-
rels-
To share alike is good.
TT REALLY is the cheat
Il ers
Who make a shortage
now
It's very un-American
And this you must allow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Happy Hour Dance

N HAPPY HOUR CLUB will
hold a dance and card party at
8 p. m. Saturday in Leota Hall
I'm Trumbull avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Table for AneeIs7

At the moment some thought
is being given 10 an angels
table" where the men who
finance the fun can SIT and
watch festivities. Also in the
thought stage is the idea that,
perhaps later. WAACs and
WAVES may be invited TO at
tend. as well as servicenen.
For cabaret nights the audi
torium al the center will be
transformed into a night club.
Dozens of small tables with red
and white checked cloths will be
set up and there'll also be the
usual night club size floor for
dancing and shows.
And, like the Stage Door
Canteen, stars appearing in local
theaters and night clubs will be
on hand to meet and entertain
the boys. The best of Detroit
orchestras will play for dancing
and there'll be $50 pretty junior
hostesses TO act as partners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
D. S. {. Study Club
To Meet tuesday

D. S. f. ALUMNI STUDY
CLUB will meet for luncheon,
2:30 Tuesday. in the Women's
City Club.
Mrs. Henry Horn will review
Bruce Lancaster's book, For Us
the Living"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Hatless but GIoved

Just met Miss Winnifred
Wright - hatless - but well
gloved - she was dragging
branch of a treat least 10
feet long-out of the back yard
OF the Wright home.
She always loved that garden
and is glad TO be back in il
again doing a man-sized job OF
pruning after its neglected
state. She and her sister. Miss
Edith. expect to occupy IT this
winter.
A Crosse Pointe woman called
the police on Halloween night
and said that some hoodlums
were trying TO scare her by
moaning in field near her
house-no hoodlums could be
found-but there WAS a screech
owl-having a lovely time in a
tree
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

MANY Crosse Pointe hostesses
4'A have ordered meatlesS days
for their own tables and are try
ing to do their bit towards the
Food for All program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lott Hamlin
asked guests for Sunday lunch
con and Mrs. John S. Newberry
had a family supper party--but
there has been very little real
gayety.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Colburn
Standish had a small cocktail
party Sunday afternoon and
Mrs. Richard p Joy had dinner
guests on Wednesday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

90 TAKE your single
- cup per day
And take il with q smile,
For every sacrifice we make
We know will be worth
while. :
DON'T be a halfway pa
IL triot;
Be loyal ALL the way.
Don't work at rolling band
ages,
Then hoard your food
today.
Miss Burnham-did you know
that she is having a steady
correspondence with many OF
our service boys who write
Aunt Sara for advice on all
sorts of questions from love TO
etiquette-she is their beloved
Mother ConfesSor - is Aunt
Sara.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-01

Winnte lanser, iuelde id tie snriidt
belt, ibr Aualen bereitete. als iie
oann oas 3immer berlaiien bate,
ldloB id iorsfdltia oie Eiir. Weine
erIte Na6t in bieiem nihts ipeniser
ais an6eimelnoen unb in 10 nerftuiir.
oiger @eiie gefiibrten Saitie bate
feineslpegs ansenebm begonnen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-01
Die Srasse der Verlorenen

.,SteoeS NtUu ueitetlS VIZ Dty
fann miA III bieles fin6en, oas mir
ionlt unseiuobnt erideint. Sd bin
eurdaus niht altiiinsferli6 in ntei'
ner Mrt unb Beiie, ,tno sic tperoea
Ieben, baB id eiu eanS uno gar nidt
einer non Sbnen Beioen 1T etnent
3inrmer idpieriser @ait bin."
Sic itieb ei,en tiefen Seufder aus,
uno als iie oann bemerfte, tpie meine
9lide iiber bic gralteu, nubfarbenen
B0n6e, 6eren llnldone Sldde aud
nidt 6urd bas bi0ieIte Sel6rudbtlo
unterbroben purbe, Oeutete iie auf
eine neben bem 2opfenoe oes 8ettes
berlnterbdnsenoe alinselldnur nno
Iagte:
,,s8enn Sic in Der Nadt ettuas
luiiniden ODER irseno,uie geit6rt iuer'
SEN loIlten, brauden sic nur baran
5il sieben. 9ie Berbinouns' gebt nod
neinem 3immer, uno id tperbe mid
sliitli9 iddsen, loIort gu Sbnen Ell
len 5u 6iirfen."
Sd iab mir Sic &lingelidnur an,
folgte nit ben sfugen bem Drabte,
ser ba5u geb0rte, uno iab, oaB ct
fl1r5 Dor ser anoeren 8anb abge-
broden mar.
SD fiirdte, Sic tueroen mid nidt
borell", enteeenete id), inoem id nit
oem Singer auf sic idaobafte Stelle
Seiste.
Sod ttefer als borber errotete lie
iebt uno ein paar Sefunoen lang
idDien iie nod ruebr in 8erlegenbeit
5u ietn, als ibre 5hmelter es iemals
mar. ., ,....
,,Das tpuBte idj nidt", murmelte
lie. u9as Saus lit 70 alt - fait atles
iit ,,tebr ODER ipeniser in ltnoronuns."
l1no iie fdidte iid baItig an, oas
3in1ner 5u perlanen. .
uAber es ilt ia fein 5dliiiieI III
ser Cir, proteltierte id.
Wtit einem 10 ber5lueifelten 4us-
orude 1T ibreu @ugen, tuie beren bas
ianfte, idone @elidt ntr fabig tpor,
febrte ite nodnals 5u mir suriid.
SD tueiB es", iaate iie, uid tueiB
es. Bir baben uidts, sarnibts.
aber tpenn iie iid nidt fiirdten -
uno Dor tuas fonnten Sic fid 1T oie-
fem Sauie unter unierem Sduse uno
nit einem euten Sunoe brauBen als
8ddter fiirdten - iperoen sic iid
fir bieie Nadt sufrie6en seben uno"
- tie unterbrab lid iino fliiiterte
leiie, aber ood nidt 10 leile, baB es
mir bel meinen 6urd 6ie~ @rreaune
seibarften Sinnen entsins: ,,@uter
8ott, fann iie oauon seb6rt baben
SIT Der STUFF bieies Plases fdou in
Die Mubentpelt eebrungen2 -
u5raulein Buttertuort'' fubr fie laui
rno einorinelid fort, ,,oieies Saus
entbalt nidts, bas Sbuen @runo aur
ansit seben fonnte. Nidts beorobi
unleren @ait bier, un6 Sic broude,,
iid tpeoer Sbrer ielbit ipegen, nod
unleretbalben gu be,tnrubisen, Oh MN
Die geadt IN itiller @1be bereebt obe,
in ibrem Sdueisen ourd unerflar'
lide @erduide ,uaterbroden tpiro
Denn 6ieielben baben unter allen TIM
itdnoen feine 8eoelt,,ne, 6ie Sic in
tereiiieren f6nnte.' %
~Wirfli4" badte id, ,,nti9 MIDI
intereiiierenl Sie balten mid ood
/ fir hInfierfer ola id p8 hin. treit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-01
a. Syortlekung)

Tett 0es Sait1es 5u lebett perh9tle
u,id 10 ausenebHt oaB ib baitis auIe
ftauo. Sic nabm nleine Sahen, nno
tpir tratem sGeid oarauf in oen Sor'
ra,tu. SIN sleiden augenblid borte
i'd beridieoene 5timlne,t oarultter
elite 1T Ibriilen SdmeraenstOnen,
aber eiue 5ufaueuoe Siir lieb iie 10
fdneu peritummen, ooB id ni4t 3ett
fauo, oariiber ins 9lare 5u fonmen,
oh es Elm @eb ooer ein Wann gespes
fen, Die id gebort bate.
2oreen Rnollps, ipelbe mir boran'
fdritt, Iab Ii6 belnrubigt nod mir
utu, oa aber meine 3iige nidts oer-
rieten, oaB i6 irgeno ettpas unge-
ap0bnlihes peruouren, ieBte lie lbret
@ea nad oben nit perboppelter BE
fdleunisuns fort. ltno oa Die Gone,
tpelde id gebort,| pon oben gefoln'
men paren, folste ib nit gleider
Sdnelligfeit. Aber nein gntbultas,
MUS iplroe beoeuteno berabgeoampft,
als mir ourd einen langen &orrloor
an elmer Cir nod ser anberen por<
iiberlhritten, bis mir enoli6 elm 3im-
mer erreid)ten, oas bon Dem ltbrlgen
belpobnten Seile oes SaltIes ntogliblt
tpeit oblag.
,,Miillen Sic mid 10 fern bon ltd
einquartieren2" 2" fra9te id balb
fber5boit, als meine ilnge 8irtin
auf Ger Shipeue oes un6eba9lihlten
3intmers, ipeldes ib ie geieber bot
te, itebeu btie6, ,m mir be,t Sortritt
su lalen.
Das tiefe 8ot, ipeldes ibr in Stirn
uno 9Bangen itiea belpies mir, bob
fie oie Situation poIlfonnen per=
ftauo.
,,Seien Sic beriidert", berIette Tie,
,,oab es mir ber5lid 1eio tut, Sbnen
eine 10 erbdrlnlide ltnterflnft onbie-
ten au nliiiiett, aber ale anoeren
3inmer Iino - lino nidt 1T Orb
u,,ng." llno nit ieiter Stimme Idlob
ite: sir oieie Nadt eebt es Ieioer
nid)t anbers."
uaber gibts nidt irseno ein tlei>
mes Binfelden mebr in Sbrer gsae
be2" bebarrte id. Gin Sdlafioia
tn einem 3irulner nit Sbneu pdre
Mir ia ptel lieber als bieler abgele-
gene @aum."
sd, -- id boffe, Sic iin6 nidt
furhtfam", besann iie, aber id lieB
iie nlht ausipreden.
,,Rein', iaete id, lid fiirdte mild
bor nibts auf groeu aiBer Dor Sun.
ben, aber id bin feline Sreunbin oer
@iuiamfeit. @eraoe um @eieul6aft
su baben, bin id ia bierbereefom-
Men. SD ipiiroe tuirtlid lieber nit
Sbnen ihlafen.'
SD mar uirflid neusierig, pas
iie auf mein Dransen antiporten
tpiir6e. Mber id bate es mir eisent-
lid 6enfen fonuen.
,,@s nut mir aufridtig lei6", ,uie'
6erbolte iie nodmals, ,,aber 6as i'll
gang uum6glib. SD tpare ia 10 sliid'
lid, tuenn id Sbnen Sic 8equemlid'
fetten bieten fonnte, an sic sic &C.
tp0bnt iino, aber tpir Wd6den itn6... u
5ie brad pl0slid ab ,no madte iid
IN bem 9imuler gu tltn, oas eisentlid
nur einen @eseui itanb, ser einiger'
,naben nett ausiab, auf5utpeifen bat
te: nteinen Softer, tuelder in Der ei'
NON Efp stnnh.