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Washington Journal., 1944-06-16

SIN @liid ni6t itol5 iein uro i'm 2eio
niht 5agen
9as unpermeioli6e nit @aroe tra-
gen,
0as &eAte tun, am sdOneu fid gu
freuen,
0as 2eben lieben uno ben Sob nidt
i6euen,
ltno felt an @ott uno beiire 3ufinft
glauben,
SeiBt 2eben, beiBt Oem 600 iein
8ittres rauben.
(etredfuB).
Evening star., 1944-03-12
"A moving story based on
an actual experience Of
two soldiers in England

IT MUST have been more than year ago
that we first saw the violets. The
- Luftwaffe had been over couple of
nights previously, and Tol and had to
pick our way among the bricks littering
the street Workmen were clearing the
way, and survivors Of the families who'd
lived there were salvaging what they
could find and carting it away in prams
The back end of the YMCA had been
sheared off, but bobby told US the place
was still doing business, which meant we'd
have bed.
1t was all 50 different from the quaint
little English street we'd seen on our last
two-day pass that we had to locate our
selves. Good grief" said Tol. They got
the Kings Headn' 1t had been our favor
ite pub, and now there was nothing left
but the stone stoop and corner of wall.
Direct hit, it was" the bobby said.
And then we noticed on the stone stoop,
painted white for blackouts, the violets
They were in a small fowered vase, an
exquisite piece of china. and there was
something touching about this fragile
object of peacetime art filled with the
shyest of flowers sitting in an acre of
devastation.
The bobby didn't tell us anything
more, but we learned at the ''Y" that some
girl had brought the flowers The pub had
been crowded with Allied soldiers when
the bomb hit The exact number of cas-
ualties wasn't known
! HINGs move fast in the Army, and it
must have been more than year later
when we walked down the street again,
heading for the "Y." Everything was
cleared away now. of course, but there on
the white stone stoop of what had been
the Kings Head was the same little
lowered vase filled with fresh violets.
1t was something to see fresh violets
there after year, and off and on we'd
mention it.
Funny somebody hasn't copped that
vase" | said.
''She thought lot of that Joe, whoever
he was" Tol said. And she - didn't
know they came that way. any more"
Something had happened between Tol
Copyright. 1914. United Nswspspers Masa.ins Corr
Evening star., 1944-03-12

and the girl back home, and he'd stopped
getting letters addressed in green ink.
l wondered if this girls little gesture
would help him over the hump.
"He must have had what it takes,
said whoever he was"
We were on a ten-day furlough, and
each morning we'd see fresh violets in the
little fowered vase on the stone stoop.
The third night. wrote love letter to
my wife, thing hadn't done in weeks.
The violets did that to me- They were
reminder of the eternal verities of exist
ence, which in the rush of war I'd tended
to forget. Things like human faith and
constancy l realized that my wife in her
own way was keeping fresh violets to
my memory.
i WONDER what she's like" Tol unused,
speaking in the darkness when l was
almost asleep. The girl who brings the
violets."
He woke me up next morning all ex-
cited. He'd seen her She was lovely.
She'd ridden up on a bicycle in the early
fog and put in fresh violets.
So from then on he piled out before
dawn an incredible thing for soldier on
furlough, to wait in the dank fog for the
girl to bring fresh violets to the stoop of
the Kings Head. gathered that he never
said word to the girl
On our last morning, he pulled me out
of bed. had to see her. 1t was damp and
cold outside as we groped along the mar
row street.
I'VE can stand behind this corner of
WALL" he said. The girl, then, hadn't
even known he'd been watching.
We stood shivering, and presently her
bicycle came out of the fog. She had that
fresh English complexion, almost trans
parent, with real color in her face and lips
She changed the water in the little vase
and put in small bunch of fresh violets
Then, touch liked, she put yesterdays
violets gently into pocket of her thread
bare coat She wore plain gold wedding
ring.
Hello" l said, stepping into view.
Her lips parted slightly, with surprise.
oh Hello"
'I've noticed your violets"
She seemed bit embarrassed, and
began to feel foolish. This was after all
her private affair.
Il didn't want to butt in," Tol said,
joining me. But you see, your violets,
tion
Evening star., 1944-03-12
SHE EMEMBERED
by Samuel w. Taylor

well, the sentiment - keeping the men,
ory fresh -" His voice trailed off.
''Oh, it's little enough" she said, and
shrugged. But she didn't seem to be freez-
ing up, as had thought she would.
1--we watched you change the violets
every morning, for a week." Tol said.
You're Americans" the girl said.
You're 50 direct. My young man used
to write me about your country. He came
back home when the war began, and we
were married here
"You loved - you love him very
much," Tol said.
She blushed ever so slightly, and
glanced at the plain gold band on her
finger.
But really must be off" she said.
mo; tell me about him." Tol said.
1--WE wondered who he must be, to de-
serve you"
She regarded him steadily with clear
gray eyes why, he's like any soldier,
suppose" She indicated the area that had
been the Kings Head. Like any of those
in there"
Tol said, He'd like to know you keep
the violets fresh"
lHAT? It's no bother" she said "I'm
past here each morning on my way to
work, and it's just something that - that
ought to be done You see, they were
there that night, lads like the two of you
Each with his own picture of somebody
in his pocket and his own memories. And
nobody knows who they were, even. They
just happened to be here when it hap
pened. Next day the war passed them BY
But somebody has to remember"
"You mean that you didn't know -
that one of them wasn't p" Tol said
slowly. Il mean, that you just ?"
my husband is in Australia" the girl
said. Il really have to be off," She'd said
more than the English like to- And she
didn't have to explain further. She was
womankind. She was my wife and she was
your girl. She was the one girl who kept
the memory fresh, for each of an unknown
number of unknown men who'd happened
to be at the Kings Head. She was doing
what their girls couldn't do, but which
ought to be done. Something she'd like
some other girl to do somewhere, if Fate
decreed a like destiny for her Joe.
She got on her bicycle and melted into
the fog. The Army moves fast, and we
haven't been back there again.
Evening star., 1944-03-12

men stationed on remote Pacific island:
they wanted a copy of Napoleon's numer-
GUS and famed love letters
Their explanation was logically simple:
'If you can send the book, it would help
quite few of the boys who are in love
but cannot express their thoughts very
well on paper
Mail is vital item here. Napoleon
would help considerably to keep up flow
of correspondence.
Evening star., 1944-03-12
Cover BY L. WiIiinsss

Names and descriptions Of ali fiction stories
ana semi-dction articles In this magazine wholly
tnaginay Any name which happens to be the same as
that OF any living dead II entirely
Evening star., 1944-03-12
SlDEllNEs

FULL-Tu6E. We like the story from the
''Naval Air Station News" Anaoostia,
D. c., about the meeting between new
sailor and a crusty old admiral. Apologeti-
cally, the young recruit said "I'm only
Reserve, sir"
The admiral's eyes flashed, he wagged
his finger, said sternly:
''Never use the word only when you
describe your status. The us. Navy, as
such, never won a war, nor has the Regular
Army won one. except with the aid of the
Reserves pressed into service from civil
life. Always remember this:
'You win the wars. We simply keep
the guns clean during peacetime."
DON'T FORGET:
FREEDOM OF SPEECH
DOES NOT MEAN
CARELESS TALK!
WITH LOVE. USO headquarters recently
received strange request from six Navy
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

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MOTOR TRAVEL

WANTED-.Ride vicinity Erie. Pa, or Buf.
pon eao a R2ancb Sa r. Call Du
GRav1s s'set for Pm Miss between
Dec and 10; can accommodate pas
with driving and gasoline. Cali between 1
aaS Pr Atlantic $3.50, r,.,,,.
pense, help drive. write p. 8. BOZ s1a3
ssS s. Fs ea + FL f. se
Cow Co FL fMpLoYE. young lady, wants + rid.
m vns M i0s sa Df Ext g. snses
$SSse m Ms III DIVE or share
WotD LIKE III RIDE s9 to s SSas aft
ffRa M1 asEa ftSsr 70 Dg g. Louis No.
wanted between 18th s and 21st BY Govern
sas, City, Wichita Vicinity about Dec. il
driving. Spruce 0s9s-J or Box sos-T
DRIVING TO FLA. about Dec. IL; on.
exch. Phone Falls Church 2142-R. s.
Box 113-T, Star.
LADY wishes motor transp. to or near st
| other ladies; refs. exch. Box 1897, Star. .
Los ANGELES. CALF.-Driving new Hud-
son sedan. leaving d. C. Dec. 9th; wish two
passengers. Phone Georsia 1910.
YOUNG, MAN desires ride vic. 1ndianap-
els i snS;, about Dec. 20: share expensss
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER desire trans
portation to Tunkhannock, Pa, on or about
December FL. Franklin $3.50. Ext. "a. =
CoufLE desires ride s9 Miami, ma. lesv.
expenses. Call FIR. S947.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

TEACHERS. clerks. receptionists; select po-
aries. Visit NATL. TEACHERS AGENCY
1Est Il VS. 1911 G St Ma 2l14
LIBRARIAN-TEACHER college M A
required: live in; ADEQUATE salary. ADAMS
TEACHERS AGENCY, 204 Colorado Bldg
GovERNESS. $3.50: live in country. teach
G TnSsHt System: shldren and 9. ADAMS
UNUSUAL PosITIoNs-Lab. technician
gen. ONCE clerk-typist, S156 mo-; I. B, M
tabulating twiring), S150; stenographers
S4O-S5o wk. 80 openings; est: 81 years:
Oldest agency in D. c. MA. 1898. BOYD
SERVICE, 1888 F st. NV, opp. Capitol
go, exper, $3.50 no.. stenogs, foreign
See Miss. Ford, FORD EMP. SERVICE,
Bend Bldg. cor. 14th and N. Y. ave.
SELECT Fos1TIoNs-secretaries, s45-s5o
y ws; secresaries u go; research 81 500;
coml; hotel "a auditor. $500 tmalel; sales
man; S75-S1O0 wk.; P. B.. x. oper .-typist
S130 mo-; bookkeepers, $50 wk.: comp
tometer operators. S165 mo. Est. IL yrs.
Always good openings. Welcome, PER-
Epiphany Church,, MA 2l15
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INSTRUCTIONS coUasss.

PIX TRANNd: large salaries; shoTl
courses; new classes NOW starting: come In
s ssTeSE, III IL III s. next to f1'Dh.a'
MATHEMATICS, college. h. s., calculus
analytics, trig., algebra. Tutoring evenings
SREGG G"s s 81 hs fs' By On .HpseTiene.e
teacher: beginners review, speed dictation
private lessons: moderate rates. DU. 2928.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. girls, trumpet play.
opportunity, z; RUTH. AT. $500.
positions Operators needed. Day and
part.ttme classes. MABELLE HONOUR
BEAUTY SCHOOL. 1910 N ave Me
CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTION avail.
able at Congressional Airport. Phone
sPEEDWRITING. the easy abe shorthand
Learn It in 8-12 weeks at THE SPEED.
WRITING SCHOOL. ME. 1927. g.
STENOGRAPHlC and secretarlai classe!
now forming. Beginners and refreshel
courses in shorthand. typing. bookkeeping
comptometer, all secretarial subjects Est
I27 yrs. Accredited. INQUIRE now MA
cseitol s Theate SCHOOL 1883 st. 'op0
QUICK REvIEW COURSE in shorthand
typewriting. bookkeeping. calculat ting ma.
chimes: New classes now startins. Enrol
at BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 z st.. Ma. 233S
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SITUATIONS WOMEN tcost.,

Sut OAttVNS WVFVBN ASOWHsv
PRACTICAL NUksE, adult case, VII DO
12,nosNnr, dutS. Can between ana Pm
fThLfc sTENo, = to Q pm, 81 hour:
trans H.s from Spanish pSrsnsuess' 1tsi-
sehooed II social sasees snd
by poise. tact and gracious manner seeks
\ s. s$s'
voice and manner ,In. fine appearance; salary
SECRETARY would like p.rt-time position
, %oman SIN Tit 5474D professional man or
experiencs rapid dictation and tipping; $40.
rs. sslIins ~s4E 81 s5s n
SECRETARY desires work for firm or ex-
ssIs USING BOX % ar
opportunity, to collaborats with editor or
Hc ELAN Sims SHs LET star yrs
excellent experience, legal Industrial. COM
psssion as salary sf4s ca. ss
1900, Ext, $40 ali day Sunday. after. Z
sECRETARY sTENoGRAPHER. expert
excellent references. State salary. Box
sfe ciRuEiTsAIRslYi-srENoGRAPHER desires per-
With law efaee size s4cs. '''''
experience; knowledge dictaphone: years
COLLEGE: permanent position; 5-day week.
SOCIAL SECRETARY, some tipping; man.
aagement of household If desired. Box
sTENoGRAPHER. expert law and COM
merce, mature. desires temporary or part
time work ME- 0OQ7
STENOGRAPHER, wide experience. capable
wants 3O-hr. only week. Box 242 II
slaa Is fsRs' resident eosfs
TYPIsT, experienced. available evening.
snd week ends; own typewriter. Call DE
TYPIsT wants work. 3 days a week, Mon
day through Wednesday, Silver Spring vi.
entity preferred. Sligo 5000.
WOMAN, colored, seamstress; making slip
Lots Of satisfied homes. MI. e9ss. 50
RETIRED GOVT. CLERK. with full
knowledge Of securities would like position
where knowledge could be put to use. Boz
DO YOU NEED THE SERVICES of good
administrative assistant or executive secre-
tary? My qualifications are: Both private
s sisa and governmental admnistra,
articles, etc. Know where and how to dis
up facts and present them clearly Meet
public easily. Have initiative. Willing &c
assume responsibility. Am cooperative
tactful, personable. Keen interest in pres
ent and postwar world. Permanent Wash
ington resident. Available Immediately
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COLORED GIRL wants job as cook, house
YORK ,, etc; no laundry: from 10 to. g.
coLoREp GIRL wants work from te
Lao 49,, or from TOE s 70 1870 sl6 week and
dsS's sS SeTk; Sail oTaxay 5is@;
CoIoRED GIRL wishes paTt-time nigh
work; no SUNDAYS. MI. 452s.,,
eoi ff Wo SHS- wants nous hoSsework. n,
g gsshing, : Ia o'clock sl4 per week
COLLEGE STUDENT will clean satur.
days and help with midsunday dinner In
r reJaEp for nPSsrtaeis4 typewriter in Eooe
COOK, colored, settled live in; city ref;
ADULT home or gay nursery , sch9ol; 5 tui
CURTAINS STRETCHED AT HOME. Rea
sonable in price; Call AID 7343 a.,
time. Phone North a;13
GIRL, colored, experienced. desires work
Thurs, Sat. $50 and acarfare: please
Se eGFes soo sa I.t, wf Sc tGn to
GIRL epo o9Ffd eou gnnts E4 sO s g
Girl colored, Would ike part-time work
am. 10. pm. DI 934a.
GIRL, colorsd, desires Job sh.w. from s
carfsr c. MI ai Gas Wv ''''"' 0'' muir
GIRL. colored. wishes Ia days, work o,
CAL afternoons. co 1904
CIR GIRL; co.ored wishes BaEtitime work
dinner; adult apt. only; city references
GIRL, colored,. wants part-time work
eo1s and housekeeper. FIR; 723a.
s dsys la sssf ST, so0 Week RE T.
Tues, Wed: 81 and cartare Hillside
GIRLS. colored. experienced. desire day.
work, one cleaning small apis; refs. AID
GIRL. col, wants job at night staying with
children or any kind of work from &c
| !, SOC hr. and carfare; best refs. Apply
Sunday morning any time In the day
I lana st; NV; ring bell 3 times fol
GIRL desires days work; experienced
Ga. Sunday only. to 9 pm. Ii $3.50
JOB IN cafeteria; 5-das week; after 4:3o
GIRL, ,colored. desires days work, first.
class laundress: Csc an hour. CAN
HOUSE CLEANERS. colored. man and Som-
an expert and reas. work by job or day.
HoTsEKEEPER-widow with baby want.
unfurnished room; dependable: complete
charge home for working mother with
child in D. c. Box l76-T Star.
LADY, colored, wants Job from 9 TO 5
keeping house: no children. BEULAH
HUNTER. 1873. 18th St NV
LAuNDRESS wants. Monday and Tuesday
out by day S. and carfare. North 25s9
MIDDLE-AGED LADY. first class. expert
enced, reliable, wishes charge motherles.
home in D. c.: liberal wage and time off
live in For appointment. phone Ia 1895
or write all next week to Box T, Star.
NURSE, colored trained, practical, expert.
enced. S. for or 10 hours; day duty
WAITREss, colored exp, wishes evening
work Call NO. o9os Sunday all day
WOMAN wants part-time work with EN-
s slDy6sa couple ne Nc laundry cooking o.
WOMAN, colored, wants job from 6 pm
| to 10 pm cleaning rooms, 5 days
week; SIS and carfare. Hillside 021S-W
WON AN, colored. honest reliable, wshe!
morning employment. Box 224-T, Star
WOMAN. colored. reliable, wants day.
work. ironing or cleaning. RE 211S.
WOMAN, colored, reliable, desires part
time work mornings, or days work NORTH
WOMAN wants elevator Job or part tim,
work. Call NO. 1912.
WOMAN, ,colored. from Va, wants ghw
good cook, fond of children: can sta,
WOULD LIKE to place my excellent mai,
ana cook for morning work; must be Oh
Oh. Nd. Oliver 1908.
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sHeLp poMssrlc 1co,,. ]

WOMAN wanted to cook and do Hight
ferred but alternate Sundays considered;
sshs 4 s;sa ssass g soa aas s.s
WOMAN, colored, middle-age; reference;
Two adu,ts; glaia eookins housework
WOMAN, white. live in: care Of Z children;
good WAGES. permanent. Phone SH. 1884
WOMAN, colored. between 20 and 80,
pay. to right party. Apply in person. 1880
WOMAN: experienced. to clean. Friday or
Q and Il. Apt. Al. 1901 wyoming ave. NV.
WOMAN a an. 35 to 80. experienced and reli.
able, COOK and downstairs cleaning: must
be fond of children. live in; $50 week.
WOMAN, s;h.x; and cooking sd fer elderly
i ina' 81 no d sUn SmA'i Ouhsaio" sSo ~k' i've
WOMAN. shw., good laundress; Monday
dn1es sla dsS TO as AD ea
WOMAN. colored, light housework, care for
no 9hdr no sanasys No s9C $751; family sS
cook and INV; experienced; full time; live
Ssnss paid. Ap, ssss sftsr a: stSs pm mary
WOMAN wanted to cook for family OF
as. psGR 2em Eth to assh w Ra 500 s
MAYBELLE CHERRY call Randolph 8O2s
NO SUNDAYS, no cooking, 5k days. gen.
ea n Ssss ss and ID
manent lob in Chevy Chase. OIL s51s.
$3.50 MO-, young nursemaid white, to
care for children. DE. 1895.
girl waitress work, $40
to ss &C. mn Mas no 1 S9pdsys 1927 10th st.
$50 WEEK; live in; white or colored
ss7 Cathedral sl aS. NV '"9E
ONE OF wAsHINGToN's largest stores
has an opening for a manager Of their
dds fast. gro, ladies' coat dress and fur
per Year pas Tsan 'ass ss;
f aas s Ros ig rSt ss laundry,
i T9e f %.E I've ADULTS ;o Adams a4ss ~,
Are you an experienced COOK Ne Can YOU You
keep. small house really clean? Two
ADULTS: no breakfasts, no Sundays; one
EssI sSDesiaa,s for 80 s psrs Sc
SRHs.dssE. e. IA dsS4., EXT a1a, xee ia Sn
A esonrad .' WOMEN good homemakers
Iment Housekeeping Assistance Bureau; 35-
hour week. uniforms furnished Apply 323
North hoo Carolina ave .o Sc. LII. 3056 or
GEORGETOWN maid with
references; settled woman preferred; small
house. plain cooking; $50 weekly and car
R aa5e NJ sp N Can NO 2Ss1;
b,o to 8 Pm .d Monday, Wednesday, Friday.
DAYS WORK cleaning and ironing; soc
an hour and carfere. 125 35th st. ne.
WANTED-Rehned white woman as house.
keeper, for lady going to pittsburgh: small
apt wages. 500 month. MI. 4S71.
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APARTMENT MANAGER desires position
in exclusive apartment or group apart
ApARTMEsSS1T MANAGER GER = Woman thor
oushly trained d and experienced, with best
manager of apartment building or develop
ment. Temple s436. 4.
Bo0KKEEPER- sEC'Y, general ONCE
cA fs ens YoGSG lady s desires evening
pposition CASHIER; stenoeIraapher; etc. Mon
ff Or Weekdays lS cs afte qE 1912 Sunday after
CLERK-TYPIsT. . years general once ex-
p pees n assd IS s,saT asEss
COMPANION to elderly lady in refined
%ok nu1ns Hasms $751; no
Miss Bsk4 is 81
EXEC ExEcu II sE ARs ADAMS pos a9ss
years experience; age 80; salary $1,000;
G cxnsllen toI refeEenees Bog s4s,T star
eness T Du s soa Sat- ST. 'arfsFe refer
GIRL, colored, wishes afternoon work,
GIRL, colored. desires work as file clerk,
typist or general clerical work; available
at any time. Elk. 1926.
G GROCER *, CLERK, experienced, desires
LADY would ike to O sub rent i large roomins
house, or manage on percentage basis
experienced and good reference. Ia.
NURSE, practical, wishes woman patient
only; best references; 1s-hour duty, $45
week. CO. 1897.
NURSE, capable. experienced woman
chronic case preferred; live in. Call after
l pm. Taylor 111S
NURSE, colored, desires cases, any kind;
available for day or night duty. NO. 1888
NURSE wants or 10 hour duty; local
reference: chronic case preferred. Call
after pm. DE. 5795. E. oETTLE.
NURSE. practical experience, will be avail
able Dec. 4th. or 16 hour duty; live In
Doctors references. GE. 2013 Sun. So
OFFICE ASSISTANT-Mature woman, ex-
perienced in secretarial, research and ed
ttorial work, seeks connection where COM
bination Of these Relationships judy
ment. initiative and good public approach
can assist busy executive. Call WO. $3.50.
EIANIsT, available for. immediate work:
cocktail LOUNGE. IA. 341S,
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EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for .young
wom.n to Learn tn. sewslrS
associates; good salary: permanent; this
Is an unusual opportunity See Mr.. Waters,
PHILIP FRANKS CO., Jewellers for %
years at S12 r st. NV.
WE ARE IN NEED Of q high-type young
lady to handle watch and tewelry repairs
and and assist in selling Grand opening for
hours and salary Box 419-Z, Star.
S. KAHN SONS CO. requires the services
but not necessary. Apply superintendent s
once, 4th floor. s. KAHN SONS CO.
FULL-TIME or .part-time ONCE work:
JEWELRY CO, 73s -7th st. NV.
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SITUATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN.
SITUATIONS woMEh

COLORED COUPLE wants janitor lob with
quarters. Call TR. 1910, ask for RAY
MOND, s am. to 10 pm
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DELICATESSEN-GRO Doing 81 800
weekly; Broom apt. above. Price, Sill 900,
including about $500 in stock. fixtures.
equipment.
Luncheon Grocery: Doing $1,000 weekly.
Owner sick. Business can make $1,000
5000. including stock and tnsta1latior.
Grocery Delica lessen: Doing 600
inelqdins stock. ixtuTs equipment. d.
AERNANDEz, 10Y Eye ct. nv. Dl. 1881.
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