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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28
Special Clothes Course
To Be Given at G. W..

George Washington Universities
extension division will open a spe-
cial course for the public in clothing
construction, alteration and repair
Wednesday morning in the home
economics department.
The class will meet over a period
OF eight weeks. Miss Katherine
ToWne, assistant professor of home
economics, will be In charge of the
course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28
6. W. Honor Society
Taps Seven, Sororities
Pledge Fifty-5ix
Terry Rice, Former Star
EmpIoye, Now q Marine,
Is Among Group

Seven students have been tanned
for the honorary Journalistic society
and % young women have been
pledged to sororities at George
Washington University, it was an
nounced yesterday.
New members of Pi Delta Epsilon.
honorary Journalistic society, are
Dollle Hamler, Helen Mattson. Ell
leen Shanahan, Mary Webster and
Anna Bean.
Terry Rice, former Star news de-
partment employe and now in the
Marine Corps, and Julius Epstein,
now in the Army, were selected by
the organization for outstanding
work on the student paper. Rice
was voted the outstanding frst-year
man in university publications.
Panhellenic Council announced
the following sorority pledges:
Alpha Delta Pi: Frances Ingram.
Nancy Lawrence, Virginia Manville,
Cecile Margaret. Una Owen, Mary
Lou Peeler, Agnes Smith. Margaret
Thomson.
Chi Omega: Pat Collins. Betty
Remsen, Faith Winans, Harriet HUI
fish, Doris Frazier, Jane Gay Can
non, Bettey Richmond and Verne
Patrick Ann Yancey.
Delta Zeta: Ruth Mundv. Jean
OBrien, Mary Riello, Jane DerieuX
and Betty Parker.
Kappa Delta: Phyllis Armen-
trout, Jane BrogaW, Louise Harding.
Marjorie Rimmer and Marvella
Smith.
Kappa Kappa Gamma: Jean Bro
dell, Sue Burgess, Nancy Hall. Bar
bara Groat and Nancy O'Rourke.
Phi Mu: Connie Adcock, Lou
Honeycutt, Judy Ledbetter, Mary
Frances Shut, Margaret Teachum.
Barbara Van Dusen, Mildred Ellis
and Isabelle Toliver.
Phi Sigma Sigma: Elinor Stom-
ach, Gertrude Chap, Estelle Gold
man, Goldye Mazer and Florence
SchWarzman.
Pl Beta Phi: Lila Fundaburk and
Sora Veljkov.
Sigma Kappa: Connie Conner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28

clate editor. Mr.. Gilbert Ramirez.
Kotte was graduated recently under
the accelerated program and his
successor, member of the senior
class, will carry on during the new
academic term.
Mr.. Ramirez has lived in Wash
ington for five years. He received
his A. B. degree from American Uni
versity.
Another former associate editor,
Donald McHugh, has been grad
uated and three other members of
the Journal staff, E. Barron Batch
elder, John T. Caskey and Nicholas
A. Lenge, were called from school to
active military service.
Board of Editors Listed.
The Board of Editors, as now con-
stituted, includes, in addition to the
editor in chief, the following: Frank
Smith of the District of Columbia,
administrative law editor; John S.
Bulman of Massachusetts, Federal
legislation editor; John D. Lane OF
the District of Columbia, note edi-
tor: Leo G. Lord of the District of
Columbia and William j. BARNARD
of Maryland recent decision editors;
Robert w. Ball of Canada, book re-
view editor; and Ramon L. Nevares
of Puerto Rico, secretary.
Other members Of the Journal
staff were announced as follows:
Victor w. Caputy of New York; Leo
Erck of Maryland: Chris R. Hansen
of Washington State; Robert Emmett
Heffernan of Virginia: Clarence T.
Lundquist of Montana; Joseph A.
Madey of New Jersey; William D.
Roberts Of the District of Columbia,
Paul N. Schaub of Maryland; Rich
ard M. Simpson of Pennsylvania;
Charles William Stewart of the Dist
riot of Columbia: Eugene E. Thread
gill of Florida and John T. Trenam
of the District of Columbia.
All appointments on the Journal
staff are made on the basis of in
dividual scholarship.
Is Lived in d. c. Area.
Among the 116 students from the
college and foreign service school
who reported last week for active
duty at Camp Lee, Va. under orders
of the Army Enlisted Reserves, were
10 who lived in the Washington area
All 1l6 ranged from sophomores to
seniors. The ones from this area
we're:
Albert S. Altman, Edward J. Bea-
com, William j. BushwaHer, Peter
M. Chorbajian, Louis P. Crowley,
Homer H. Hackett, John Heben-
STREET, Lawrence w. Jarvis, Charles
E. Jones, William w. Lytzen, Fran
els x. Mullikin, John C. O'Hearn,
John L. Palmer, Jerome Powell, Vim
cent F. Saccardi, jr.; Charles NJ
Schneider, jr; John M. Sheehy and
Peter F. Smith.
Those students were in addition to
"a others in the Air Corps Reserves
who left Tuesday night for active
training at Miami, Fla Fourteen of
these boys were residents of the
Washington area. They are: Rudy
D'Agaris, Carl John Gellogg, Rich
ard Francis Lawrence, Harry Hunt
Mckee, Armand Edouard Reiser,
Charles w. Findley, William Francis
Johansen, Lucian Page Mcleod,
Walter Moore, John Alfred Anadale,
P. H. Dawson, Thomas j. Dee, and
William T. Dooley, jr., Of Western
Groves, Md, and Richard S. LIE
Vieux of Flint Hill, Va. Three,
Johansen, Dooley and Dawson, were
graduated on January 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28
86-Yeor-OId Messenger
LAUGHS at YOUNG 70's
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
POCATELLO Idaho.-Edward J.
Houde chuckled when he heard
about three Salt Lake City Western
Union messengers who are in their
70's (the oldest is 76).
To him Utah's tireless trio are
youngsters. Mr.. Houde, also tele-
graph messenger, is 86.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28

iuSb wv Y n W Viz
Rev. Francis E
Lucey, S. j., re-
gent of the
G. e or e e t O W n
U n i V e + s i t y
school Of law.
In place of
John A. Kotte
of Florida, as
editor in chief
Father Luce y
has appointed
Gilbert Ramirez,
a native Puerto
Rican who for
merly was asSo-
ciate editor, Mr.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28

Barbara Dieterick, Kathleen Good
win, Juanita Hall, Freddie Hawkins
and Pricilla Makela.
Zeta Tau Alpha: Carmen Car
penter, Darhl Foreman and Eileen
Jennings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28
Gilbert Ramirez Heads
Law Journal Staff
At Georgetown U.
Native of Puerto Rico
Is Named by Regent;
Other Changes Made

Ordinations and calls to military
service have required number of
changes in the staff of the George
town Law Journal, it was announced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28
March Publications
Ready March 18th


"a BLOOD ON LAKE LOUISA
w -BGvnard Kendrick. A hunt
ing accident" deep in the Florida
everglades was only the first of
the killings that dyed the waters
of the lake blood red
Oh C1MARRON - Edna Ferber.
W The immortal story OF the
opening of the Oklahoma Terri
tory and Of Yancey Cravat. from
tier lawyer, who dared to take a
wife to that lawless country.
OK THE MURDER OF ROGER
w ACkROfD-Aoatha Christie.
Hercule Poirot. the master sleuth.
solves murder that threatened
to be duplicated-with himself as
victim
oc THIS WAY TO THE STARS
w -EhzGbeh Cdrtrae. A girl
with ideals who loves a man who
refuses. TO marry must make
cruel choice-and Sally took that
wrong" path
OF THE TRAIL OF DANGER
~ WILTON Macleod Raire. Den
MS Clifford shanehaied sailor,
jumped ship at Monterrey and
landed in feud between Span-
iards and Americans that made
Oh California no-man's land
o. HOTEL HOSTESS - Faith
w BGldwin. Rowing husbands
Jealous wives. and predatory bach
e!ors make life and love dificult
for pretty Julia Gilmore.
co THE COMPLETE SHORT
~ STORIES OF EDGAR ALLEN
POE: Every short story OF the
great American author. including
The Gold Bu0. The Murders in the
Rue Moroue. and many others.
mi LADY IN THE MORGUE-
~ Jonathnn Latimer. A cold
slab holds the secret in as anus
iforv and I'D yy et shastly .,n murder
ever written.
1no RAW GoLD-James B. Hen
Tvs drvr. Two tenderfoots fight
the bitter cold ard swirline white
waters Of the North to and the
raw gold that's got the heart
and CUTS and soul of man right
in if e."
1nH TIE SAINT - WANTED
wv FOR MURDER - Leslie
Chnrter's Six complete adven-
lures of the famous huccaneer Of
modern crime-all in single vol
unn.
fCE THE SECRET OF DR.. Kill
wv DARE - Mar Rrrrd A
vounr surgeons career might have
ended if girl end an old doctor
hadn't believed in him ard come
to his rescue
inc THE SIGN OF THE CROSS
wv - Wilton Barrett The
deathless tale OF the love OF
young Roman Prefect for a gentle
Christian girl in the pagan DAYS
Of Rome under Nero, when to be
Christian meant death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28

E DISTRICT NURSE-Fdith Baldwin.
Ellen was cool and impersonal in
helping poor girls who had been be-
trayed-until one of them mentioned
her flance.
7 PARTS UNKNOWN-Frances Par
no,o, f ,ns3 Keges =, An An absorbing
OF the U. S. Consulate Service--the
struggle of two young Americans
against poverty and red tape.
q CASE OF THE sHoPLIFTER
SHOE--ErIe Stanley Gardner A
new Perry Mason mystery story that
crackles with adventure. practical
psychology and scramble of motives.
q BAKERS DOZEN-Kathleen Nor-
ris. Thirteen heart warming stor-
les ranging from sinners to saints,
here in book form for the first time.
IN CASES OF SUSAN DARE-Mi-
~ onon G. Eberhart Six complete
mysteries in one volume, by the au-
thor of Danger in the Dark and The
Patient in Room IS.
II DR.. NORTON'S WIFE-Mudred
- Walker Can an invalid wife-a
wife in name only--hold her husband
against his own very human desires?
- AND NOW GOOD BYE-James
- Hilton, author of Good -bpe Mr..
ChtpS. In one gentle ministers life
there were only four DAYS that really
mattered.
"a THE BONERS OMNIBUS. Hlu-
~ Strdtrd bu Dr. Sness and Virginia
Huoet. Gems of ludcrous misinfor-
nation and error.
IL ENTER THE SAINT - Leslie
ChnrtertS. Three thrilling ad-
ventures, of the amazing twentieth
century buccaneer
tx THE MERRY MERRY MAIDENs
~ Helen Grace Carlisle. Six
young girls vowed never to marry but
their hearts yearned to love and be
loved.
1e THE RIO CASINO INTRIGUE
~ Van WICK Mason. Major North
of Military Intelligence combats Axis
plotting and sabotage in South Amer
lea.
IT THE MAN IN HER LIFE-Rubv
NJ. Avres. The day before her
marriage Jerry, told Mariette he
wouldn't. marry her-because she had
inherited money.
10 MCKEE OF CENTRE STREET
~ Helen Reilly. spent bullet. a
bruised camellia petal ard three am
putated toes help Inspector Mckee
track down killer.
10 THE sIAMEsE TWIN MYSTERY
~ -Eilerv Queen Fllery's usually
infallible brain discovers his error in
time to forestaN another murder.
On BRIGHT DANGER-Hpqh Nc
~ Nor knhler, Rick and Dusty
putting out oil well Ares. take on
their biggest blaze. plus blonde and
redhead, new publication, never
before offered at any price.
81 CASE OF THE sLEEPwALKERs
NIECE-ErIe Stanley Gardner.
rs a man who walks in his sleep
grimirrlly RESPONSIBLE for what he
does while SleepWalking?" A Perry
Mason Detective Storv.
- ADVENTURES OF ELLERY
g. 0UEEN-A special feast for rvs-
ferv fans.-11 new problems in deduc-
non hv Americas favorite detective,
all in a single volume.
% BULLDOG DRUMMOND AND
81 THF FEMALE OF THE SPECIES
II. c. NcNeHe. The mistress Of
man Drummond killed took fondi~h
revenge through the person caIcn-
lated to hurt Drummond most-hs
Wife
% "K"-Marv Roberts R,uehart A
q story of hospital irtrleue. of love
and jealousy that killed, and of mys-
ferrous * who kept his surgical
BACKGROUND secret-until a shoot
ing forced his hand.
az PASSION FLOWER -- Kathleen
Go Norris Acting before her mirror
hadn't prepared Classy for a world in
which other women consider 4 man
free II his wife can't hold him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28

1n7 Many Other TriapEle Books.
sVss One or two of title by such
Grey. Ellery queen. NJ. Eberhart,
Clarence milford. Maysie Gregg,
Mary Roberts Rinehart, May Brand,
H. G. Wells, B NJ. Bower. Erie Stanley
Gardner Faith Baldwin Leslie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28

Ct CASE OF THE DANGEROUS
" DOWAGER-Erle Stanley Gard
ner She. drank. sWore and smoked
cigars and she involved Perry Mason
in murder that meant death or Jail
Until she lied him out of it.
az THE LUCKY LAwRENCEs -
w Kathleen Norris. Has a girl with
family responsibilities the right to
love, to man of her own?
co THE D. A. CALLS 1T MURDER
w Erie Stanley Gardner. Doug Selby
solves the murder of an Unidentified
minister: whizzer by Americas
best-selling mystery author.
IN SCARLET SISTER MARY-Julta
n ~ Peterkin The famous novel of
Pulitzer Prize.
II THIS THING CALLED LOVE
Elizabeth Carfrne. The story of a
girl who. married a matinee idol and
learned how to keep his love.
- DOCTORS WIFE-Maysje Grcig.
i6 Two women loved DR. Bradburn
which one could give him happi-
ness?
u FAvORITE POEMS OF LOVE
w. ~ AND ROMANCE : selected By
h WGter E Timing 4 new treasure
express the finest sentiments and
emotions.
IA IMPATIENT VIRGIN d. H.
Clarke. Because Nature made
Ruth Robbins a dazzling blonde with
zest for living, she was bound to
have amorous adventures.
* JAMAICA INN-Daphne du Mau-
~ rter. author of Rebecca, etc. The
famous full blooded romantic story of
smuggling and violence
7c SPIRIT OF THE BoRDER-zane
~.
OF courage handed down by the men
who hewed an empire out Of the wilds.
IT STEELE OF THE ROYAL
MOUNTED-Jdmes Oliver Cur
,rood. Steele found himself nailed
into CONN. but the Mounted Police
get their men-and sometimes girl
as well.
10 GOD AND THE GROCERYMAN
sre', . aps zen Wright; A pow
probes, beneath the surface To fnd
out, whether religion and belief in
God are being crowded out of Amer
lean life today.
ia CIRCULAR STAIRCASE Mary
~ Roberts Rinehort. The best
known mystery by one Of Americas
great masters.
an WOMEN WILL BE DOCTORS
w Hannah Lees. Should a lovely
woman, forego motherhood to be
doctor?
Al LAST TRAII~-zane Grey. A
~ story of love and courage and
the beginnings of the rich land our
forefathers hewed out Of the forests
~ EPIC OF AMERICA-James Trus-
W low Adams The best single vol
ume on American history in exist
f ehce, a book which belongs In the
library OF every true American citizen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28

WHICH
FAMOUS MOVIES
WERE MADE
40 MOON AND SIxPENCE-W.
~ Somerset Mau0ham. The
world famous novel of the private
life OF great artis.-perhaps
Gauguin.
81 STELLA DALLAS-OHpe Hip-
gins Prouty. The heart-rend-
ing drama of mothers sacrifice
that has intrigued millions OF book
readers, movie and radio fans.
80 THE SAINT PLAYS WITH
oH F1RE-Leslie Charters. Even
though a babyfaced beauty got the
Doodle, the Saint enjoyed smash
ing a dangerous Fascist plot.
"a OF NICE AND MEN-John
W Steinbeck, author Of Grapes
OF Wrath. The extraordinary
modern classic.
"a DEsTRY RIDES AGAIN
~ Mag Brand: Destry deals
with IL men who sent him to
pr prison for crime he didn't com
SS REAP THE WILD WIND
w Thelmn .Strabel. A salty his
tcrical novel of Charleston and
the Florida Keys one hundred
years ago. In Technicolor by De
Mile for Paramount. Never be-
fore published in book form at
any price,
S7 HOLD BACK THE DAWN
~ KEITH FriroS. HOLLYWOOD and
Tia Juana and tempestuous
drama
20 THE GOOD EARTH-Pearl
w S. Buck. The famous Pulit-
zer-Prize-winning best-seller.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28

TatheT Was MINISTER
Mrs. Eldredge's father, Harrison
Hobart Woodsmall, was an Indiana
lawyer and phllanthropist. After
ms military services in the Union
Army during the Civil War, he gave
up the practice of law, studied for
the ministry and dedicated the rest
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ten ODER anoere 8eidelrte lperoen aud
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partie arraneiert. Shone Yreile iiir
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Iidets fir Die id,onen Yreis-geden.
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Br1iioerttin uno Ser Sefretdrin.
Martba Wel5cr, Scfr.
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3e,ttralperbau<Ss
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2l,,s Columbus, Utie
3lucia 3S.

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lpenig beiier beiud)t mar BON ltnlercn
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len. Mut) uniere Sugeno ipnr gut Der
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uno oie Ginnabmsn ioIlen fiir &allfer
bon Mar Bombs peripenoet meroen.
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fonnen mir niht fiimpfen an ser
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fonnen nahbelfen an ser Seinlatirort,
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|jeoen Mitglieoe cine @elegenheit nit
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terbaltimg. Gs boift oif elnen gutter.
geiuh. S. 8osmeiiter, Sefr.
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9lm Sonntag, oen 3. Sftober, bate
Marie Sfuaer unb &atb. Morf cine
lle6errai6ungspartie iiir oas Gbepaar
8eorg nno SilOa 8ilneIh uno Sobn
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neln illngen Mann sbihIeo 5u neb-
men, ser in Sen MilitGroeinit einbe.
ruien lit. Die 9alle mar iebr ihon init
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tie NIT einem rSurpriie" begriiBt 9lls
tie lih bonn Shred erbolt batten tpur.
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5eitstag.
gad) Sen @liidlpiinihen ging es sur
@erni;tliffeit iiber. seioe Subelpaare
oanften berslih fir oie llcberra'd-
una uno sic ibonen @eidenfe.
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so miiBt ibr iagen bub es aliitlidle
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uno sic beiten 8liidluiinicbe oar. M0-
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Stcpban ym0fuia Nuth

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SrouerIplel nit @elang ~sStPpban &.
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giitiger Wtihpirfung 0es Namend)crs
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polutionsiabre 1919, no lid llngorn
bon Seitcrreid) losiaat, 100 feirc 3cs
1eee mebr 8iiltigfet baben. Sa5n III
eine 3cit ser Gerfebrtbeit bes 3eit-
alters, in oen ieoer Stuno merc
iheinen nil ais er lpirfllf lit: Die
cSugeno lit naleipeis; oas Sitter Dor.
urteilig; Ser Stlloent Mill gelebr. Il.
ideinen; ser slopofat Mil liitig idjei=
men uno geluanot, nm moglidjIr uel
tStreitIiihtige 81 befonlnlen; Die Sb.
rigfeit rduipert iid uno mirit iidy in
Die grltlt, benn lie mill uniebulit; er-
iheinen; Der ar5t mill beld1ftlgt lGei.
men, barim remit er entlpeoer oie
2elte auf ser StraBe I'M, pber be.
tpegt iif nur langiam init gelen1.eii!
&opfe uno 5ublt an Den Singern Die
Yiaen llno Eulper nb; Ser 8eilllid)e
idleidt climber olf bieler groe, ip.C
ipenn er bier nift 5u Saiiie mare,
oenn lein Heib lit niht bon oieie.
@elt; ser Soloat liigt uno fludt
oenn bieronrd erideint ct als Selo.
3u 'bieier 3eit ragt Die @eitalt Ell
mes Yeitalo35is 0819) berein, bel
@runolas prageno r5uriif 5ur gta
tur" s.. uno in bein Wabllprub gip
felno: .Jrfih, fromm, froblih, frei!'
Stepban 2motpig Rotb ipar cir
SdiIer oieies eroBen Nannes ii
S3ferten in Der Sfapei5. gr mar be
nsiibt iolde geiunoe Nnihauunsen oe,
2ebensmaffaiiung anh nod Sieben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-10-14
6napiueen Hartic

slm 80. Sftober perunltalten Sic
5lpei Gem. Ghore Is. .. Il l.sSnrpnio
i'm Saronia Yarf ibr oiesiGbrige;
SaIlopeen Hartie, 5ll lpeldem mir a0e
Sreunoe uno Ginger auis ber5lidlte
einlaben.
Sas &onlitee miro iiir bieien MbenN
nlles aufs bette porbereiten, ullh iper-
ben Hreiie fir Die beiten Wasfeu 5ur
Terteillng fommen. Bute Wtliif, Sc.
trGnfe uno 2unh miro ebenialls be-
iorgt. &iibles Wetter ion niemanoer
abihreden, Oa oie San5bane gut &c.
bei5t tperSen ipiro.
MlIo auf gum rSaronia Yarf" Oil
%. Sftsber, iuom0glid) masfiert, I'M
Elm paar lultise St,noen i'm &relis
Ser SGnger 81 psrleben.
Mdtllng Siuger uno Sangerinnen
uniere 8eianeproben finDen binfor'
am Wittlpodabeno ltatt.
Sinfa &ellner, Setr.