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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
HOUSES ron SALE


DEARBORN E.-o-rm. prk. bung.. yrs:
lge attic. sas ht.. tile bath. AGAR. also
oshers CARING. OR 3l96-OR ss36.
DEARBORN T.. Mead-5-rm. gar. home.
$4,000, 5000 DIN. Also others. Car
ling. OR 1896. OR 1896.
DEARBORN VT brk bung., "a yrs.
old. good cond. Bargains CARING.
OR 3le6. OR $685..
Z DEARBORN-Cood new, used homes.
CARING, OR 1896. OR 1886.
FLANDERs--Near Chalmers. S large
rooms. modern, side drive. garage.
s., 500. terms Reaitor, 6424 Van
FORRER. l55l5--Face brick 3 bed
rooms. colonial like new. fenced, land
scaped; 2-car garage. recreation room,
gas &C hit. carpeted. owner, no 652i,
FORT ST. WEST Notwithstanding
different. new brick duplex singles. 2
bedrooms. refrig, stove, screens. etc.
only 5000 down, Call owner CA e0s5.
GREENVIEW-JOY RID years old ?
bedTms.. full attic. dinette. prewar con-
stTuctiOn. sim sash, screens. pAved ST..
30-tt. lot. SIS. $50 terms. CE i4i0.
MARGARITA. l9347. S, OF Mi. Rd.:
beautiful new frame single, close 10
small cash payt. required. easy terms on
bal kales Kramer Inv. Co CHI 3i60.
MENDOZA. 1909 rms. brk bung..
I bedrms.. sunrm.. breakfast rm.. rec
rm. natl hrepl., stoker St.. scar gar.
Open 10 20 4 p. m. daily. Proulx.
LA 1882, LA 67si.
PLAINvIEW. 1859. N. OF WARREN
$500 TOTAL DIN. PAY'T.
pay bal. ike rent New 2.bedrm. buns''
!ul hsnt---H-A-- ht---extrA- lge-lnt.- on
paved 81 Not many left. Hurryll!
Open daily. II To- m; Mr. 81.
Floyd. uN l-ii66.
water heat. full basement: vacant: 4
room cottage In rear $500 down. In
quire 1867 Sixteenth.
scoTTE@ 12l4-Furnished 10 rms.
income. 3 gar. 81. hi, $500 On.
terms Proulx. La 1882. Ia 67sl.
wEsTwooD. 1887. N. OF WARREN
ONLY $500 On.
Pay bal; Ike rent. 2-bedrm. bunr.. full
Peter Paui's Catholic Church. open
daily, IL 10 s. David Floyd. uN Iii GO
WESTWOOD-JOY RID bedrooms on
one floor junior dining room with bay.
tile bath. near public and parocaial
schools. $3.50, $500 down plus costs.
CALL CE i44o TODAY
SHEIDENS SOUTHFIELD GARDENS
$500 MOVES YOU IN
Dearborn. 3 bedrooms. beautiful home;
close TO schools, churches. trans Model
24O3S NOtre Dame, 5 blkS s. OF Mich,
cor. telegraph. Cnrrie We 1850.
s-RoOM house, family. fun bssemt.
h. a. furnace, extra lot, $3.50, S2QOo
down TW 1928. ~
COLORED~A1 VACANT
homeS>feady 70 move IN. prewar
quality construction 10 minutes rom
Rouge plant. NEW COLORED com
munity See one OF several at 1894
ETHEL. M. vIsSER RID Southwest
Detroit, mr. transportation Lovely
5-roOm homes ONLY $1,000 dnl
WATSON REALTY-l72s ST ANTOINE
CA 4606 CA 4607
COLORED-N OF BLVD.
NEAR WDWp, Two 2-iamily bricks
ca. $4,000 dn. SINGLE rooms.
mr. Wdwd., vacant, 81 500 dn S-FLAT.
one vacant, $500 DIN. BEAUTIFUL
s-rfn brick reasonable terms. INN.
Park. 7oxl7s Two LOTS In Inks,er.
T5stes f,-sr-.,ew project
LYsLEs. Broker. g3I7 Oakland MA
1913 nights and sundays TR 2-2e77.
coLORED-Dubois 3-,amily and store.
81 $50 down. North end rooms
81 500 down gas heat Eas, Vernon
Highway rooms beautiful condition
$500 Town Vernon .far-1iiy--vs.
can't $1,000 down Broker. NE $3.50
COLORED-i545 Hague. 5 rms. oath.
attic garage good condition "a 200
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
LAND CONTRACTS

AT A,. 41 5sn, ms .b O. ,5 i1as i'I s9 d
I'd He1ksl Hammond Bdg "a 2tf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
LAKE. RIVER PROP. FOR SALE
FARM AND LANDS FOR SALE
LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE

CABIN CAMP SITE On Ieirgrsph ri
EKpreSsyay. some trees g 500 term.
Newman 2l22i Ecorse Rd a. Nc4.ae
Blvd AT 5T3o
NEAR wILLOW-RUN EXPRESS SWAY
Cory 1-roOm home s!'astre oa sr-c 40
excellent ground BeaG'!tg SHADE utrs
Total pflce only 81 79f terms 20 5000
GPOSsMAS 32o23 Mlctie6n Agrlle
Just " - Eiclse Wayne ego q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
industrial Property Sale. Lease
MORTGAGES

-2.3QQ Sc ~ sul'ahIc ~ tart W
or lirh, usnufac'lfiug. ir-i4GIrg -ffr-
space Srlfh-Pfsct c. IA 7ftf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
/. c. HADLEY. INC.

10 ACRES or FERTlLs SOIL -C.,7-
Dietely modern Sr1ow homo Including
bath and full basement price 81 500.
substantial duNu pav-rruf required
Poad WAYNE o2n
sOS275 49, Sever water yes salEE.
schools s675. near 3 ~ srf W1oc.
wArd hudson EratRay O pa goo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
$500 DOWN

Plus mortgage costs ana prepaid items
East Detroit, model open 2ls50 Gas
cOny. "a mile Z OF Gratiot, 3rd block
s Of 2 Mile. fine lifetime homes. all
Roy Sinnett. MI 1869
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE

WHITE. COLORFD MORTGAGE
MONEY Home Associates G. 7JGT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02

homeS ready 20 move In. prewar
quaIty CONSTRUCTION, 10 minutes frOm
Rouge plant NEW COLORED com
munity. See one OF several at 1894
ETHEL. nr. VISSER RID Southwest
Detroit, nr transportation Lovely
Broom homes ONLY 81 900 dnl
WATSON REALTY--l72s ST ANTOINE
CA i6O6 CA a6O7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
$500 MOVES YOU IN

Dearborn. 3 bedrooms. beautiful home.
close 10 schools, churches. trans Model
2403s NOire Dame, 5 blks s. OF Mich.
cor Telegrsph. Currie We 1880.
5-ROOM house. family. full bssemt.
down NV l.9223 ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
VACANT LOTS ron SALE

BUY state owned properties. See your
real estate broker.
cOLoRED-s2e5. cash gives deed to ,
lots: good investment near telegraph
and sibley roads. Address Box B-3fsO
Detroit Times al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
40 ACPES

on 4 HCH HILLTOP
Excellent FOR fruit small home E0or
we'll n timber 4O-u.No .tt0.e cIf
Grand River near New Hudson prize
$500 cash Evenings ~ 4-fi10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
BUNGALOWS FOR SALE

/ COLORED--Westmin Sec. mod hrk.
4-flat rooms reasonable TO 6-3S41
Evening star., 1944-09-19
Senator Smith Calls
Meeting Of Democrat,
For Dewey, Bricker

A meeting Of Democrats, the
major objective Of which was de-
scribed as getting out the vote for
the Dewey -Bricker ticket" and to
"recapture the Democratic party
from Sidney Hillman." was called
today by Senator Smith, Democrat,
Of South Carolina, for Friday and
Saturday at the Mayfiower Hotel.
Sponsor of the meeting Is the Ma
tional Farm Committee. whose Sec
retary- treasurer is Ralph Moore, for
five years master Of the Texas State
Grange and one Of the organizers
Of the anti Roosevelt fight in Texas.
According to the announcement,
methods OF lining up the vote for
the Dewey -Bricker ticket In rural
areas will be discussed. Senator
Smith will preside.
Mr.. Moore said:
This committee will get out the
farm vote in the same way that
Sidney Hillman's group is getting
out the so-called labor vote.
"The New Dealers have been
crucifying the American farmer for
more than II years. They want the
farmer completely dependent on the
administration. Instead Of allowing
him decent prices, they give him
subsidies and other economic props
which raise prices to the consumer,
but do not help the farmer.
"The farm vote can easily Offset
the Hillman vote in the large cities,
provided, of course. the farmers get
out and vote. 1t will be the major
function of our new committee to
hold mass meetings throughout the
country at which prominent speakers
will tell the farmers the truth about
their shocking betrayal at the hands
of the New Dealers"
Evening star., 1944-09-19
Teo, Coffee Rotioninq
Ended in Canada
.y the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
OTTAWA, Sept. 19.-Rationing OF
tea and coffee in Canada ended at
midnight last night and regulations
limiting hotels, restaurants and
other quota users to one cup of
coffee or one pot of tea per sitting
were Cancelled, the Prices Board an
nounced.
Tea and coffee rationing was be-
gun in Canada on an honor" basis
May rs, 1912, and was placed on a
coupon basis August 3. 1912. A
coupon permitted an ounce of tea
and four ounces Of coffee per person
weekly. Succeeding orders raised
those quotas.
Evening star., 1944-09-19

related. NO I0Ol-
/ n 6. H e h a S
t r &C e d their
families back to
common ances-
tors - Richard
Lyman of North
ampton. M ass,
and wife, Hepzi-
bah Ford Lyman,
who ca m e to
this country in
in 1880. This
m a K es Mr..
Roosevelt an d
Mr.. Dewey sew
enth sins
Evening star., 1944-09-19


My goodness, Mr.. Roosevelt doesn't
want Mr.. Dewey to come and live
in the White House as it is, without
making him q relative to boot.
I can just imagine a scene that
might take place at the White
House. The phone rings and Eleanor
answers 1t. Then she says, "Oh,
Franklin, it's that Republican cousin
OF yours from New York. He wants
to come and stay for four years" .
you take it from there.
Well, anyway, for once 1t won't
be the wife's relatives who cause all
the trouble.
Released by Consolidated News
Features, Inc)
Evening star., 1944-09-19
|Jeon 10y Reported
Killed by Vichyites
~ the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-the Brit
ish Broadcasting Corp. in q report
monitored here today by the owl,
said Jean zay. French minister Of
education from 1896 to 1889 and
first politician to be tried and con-
demned under Marshal Petain's rule,
has been killed by the Vichy militia.
The British report quoted dis
patch printed on September Is in a
French-language newspaper pub
Evening star., 1944-09-19
On the Other Hand
Tour of Capitals Shrines and Chance
ToSee Wilson Urged for Soldier Visitors

that we cannot leave 1t al to one
man: remembering that there Is also
meanness among US, that we must
not. again, let our meanness DOM
mate US; that 1t is for us to say
whether we take our place In his
tory as another generation that
failed or as the generation that
brought enduring peace to the
world.
1t is . fine and thrilling picture.
Everybody should see 1t.
Evening star., 1944-09-19

tinguished rec
ord in the last
war, asks me TO
join In u cam
paign he Is con-
Quoting at the
moment. He Is
urgin ng he
Army to operate
a shuttle bus
service around
washington for
the benefit of
soldiers visiting
the city on
cave. The SOL
diers, he thinks,
Sho,lld he taken
Evening star., 1944-09-19
ADVERTISEMENT.
Doctors WAY
For Fast Foot
Relief Here

Now. whom your feet cry out for relied,
sprinkle them with Dr. Scholl's Foot
Powder. Also dust it into your shoes and
stockings. Prsstoi Your feet feel grand
soothed. refreshed. rested. You'll marvel
how it relieves your hot. sweaty. tender
new or tight shoes feel. So be foot-happy
from now on by using DR.. Scholl's Foot
Powder daily. Get It today. Costs but .
9ide. Sold everywhern
Evening star., 1944-09-19

hAhed In London. Fay, the news
paper article said, was taken from
his cell and removed to = car, where
he was killed = short time after
ward.
Evening star., 1944-09-19
BY THE HAsKIN SERVICE.

BY THE HASKIN SERVICE.
@. What is done with airplanes
that are wrecked or shot DOWN.
S. w.
A. Such planes are reclaimed or
salvaged whenever possible. Those
which are beyond repair are
stripped Of all usable parts and
whatever is left is melted down
for use In fabrication or sold for
its base materials.
@. What was the original postage
on an airmail letter in the United
States?-W. S.
A. When the first regular air
mail service was inaugurated the
rate was "a cents an ounce.
O. Do fishes produce sounds?-
H. H.
A. A number of fishes do pro-
duce sounds which range from a
mere grunt to a melodious tone.
In the Malay Peninsula and other
tropical countries native fishermen
often make use Of the sounds to
locate shoals OF fish.
@. What are the noble metals?-
E. L. H.
A. The so-called noble metals are
those which are highly resistant
to acids and to corrosion by them
selves unalloyed. They are gold,
iridium, rhodium, osmium
and ruthenium.
@. How should mail be addressed
to soldier who has been wounded?
L. McB.
A. When a soldier overseas is
persons communicating
with him should continue to ad-
dress him through his A. P. O.
number If he is in a rest camp
or hospital his mail will be
forwarded to him.
@. Where is Waimea Canyon?-
L. T. H.
A. The Grand Canyon of the
Waimea Is one Of the scenic at
fractions of the Island of Kauai in
the Hawaiian group. 1t is 5000
feet deep and is said to be compara-
BILE in colors and forms to the
Grand Canyon of the Colorado.
@. How many Chinese are living
outside China ?-I, L. s
A, A recent estimate places the
number living in foreign countries
at 8,546,3 ,374.
Evening star., 1944-09-19
Oracle Aliens 5
Comment

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 1S. - Well,
now I've heard everything: Some
expert has figured out that Presi-
dent Roosevelt and Gov. Dewey are
Evening star., 1944-09-19
BY LoweU MeILeff.

Maury Maverick, chairman OF
the Smaller War Plants Corp, for
mer congressman, former mayor Of
San Antonio, soldier with a dis
Evening star., 1944-09-19
Answers to
Questions

A reader can get the answer to any
ming Star Informa ton Bureau, 316
I street NE, Washington Q. D. g.
Please inclose 8 cents for return post
age.
Evening star., 1944-09-19
"Sure glad I've
got a F0RD!"
says WILBUR 7. HILDRETH, Farmer
Elkhart, Ioava

Forty years Of reliability, stamina and
low.cost operation have made Ford cars
the choice of millions. Letters from
Ford owners in cities and towns and in
the country, tell how well their cars are
Evening star., 1944-09-19

standing up. And almost always. the
owner gives big share Of credit to his
friendly Ford dealer, whose careful Pro.
tective Service contributes so much to
maintaining Americas transportation.
Evening star., 1944-09-19

THE WHOLE FAMILY DEPENDS ON OUR FORD. MY
wife uses it for household trips and volunteer serv-
ice work and my boy for his All Club and scrap
drive activities. It's given US 81 900 miles of the
most reliable transportation anyone could ask for.
Evening star., 1944-09-19

OPERATING AND SERVICE COSTS ARE MIGHTY low
in fact, | don't believe any other car can touch
Ford in these respects. 1t delivers good gas and
tire mileage and needs very few repairs, and the
good looks and comfort certainly last, tool"
Evening star., 1944-09-19

@. How many Chinese are living
outside China?-L. L. S.
A. A recent estimate places the
number living in foreign countries
at 8,546,374.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13

IL was hidden IN the pocket
of the gentleman at the
first table"
THE mind reader asks the
committee to step for
ward. One cuts open the en-.
velope. The mentalist re-
moves the slip within.
Here is my predic.
ton" he says, "made before
l left the room and before
you selected the object and
hiding place." Sure enough.
there il is in a scrawly hand.
1t reads: "Lady's ring. Cen
tleman'S pocket. First table"
This is accomplished
through a fine job of mail
writing" and through a lit.
tie "gimmick" called Voc
doc Envelopes. He writes
nothing before he returns.
and the object is selected
and hidden. Then, when he
is told what the object is.
he hastily scrawls it with
his sharpened thumb nail.
The inside Of the envelope
is carbon paper. the same
as you use in making a
typewriter copy of a letter.
The carbon paper transfers
the nail.written message 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13
is tbs Bunk

Among the blanks, OF course, are the Is legit-
innate questions which the waiter promptly takes
10 the waiting mind reader On slip of paper,
the mind reader writes key words as TO the qucs.
tionS-the names addresses, the actual question
and the initials the outside. This he hands to
the waiting waiter who folds ii once and brings
IL out to the assistant. Ostensiby, that IS the
question he is going TO ask. She places il in the
glass bowl where the other questions reposing.
The Great Ahmed enters. 1t is quiet that
you could hear a mind drop
The waters question" is on top of the bowl.
He stiFs the questions but is careful not TO dis
place the slip of paper with the key words
From then on it is simple matter for him
10 read minds" by referring 10 his key slip each
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13

the shaved edges of all the rest Of the deck
Then he placed the cards on her wrist, over
her pulse. He borrowed a handkerchief from
gentleman in the audience. covered the cards and
asked the lady 10 Concentrate"
- OF course, he could feel the edges of the card
right through the handkerchief and he proceeded
10 extract il from the rest of the deck by blood
stream subconscious thought transference"
Funny thing about people Dick, he told me
later, when did the same act but called II magic,
| was lucky TO get $500 week and 20 weeks
work year Now that call myself mentalist,
l ask for thousand week-ahd get ii. I could
work - weeks a year"
Isn't il a little amazing that not only do people
love To be fooled but the greater the deception.
the greater the recon-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13
What Anton j. Carlson Emeritus Professor
OF Physiology. University OF Chicago, thinks
about telepathy:


The great majority of reported instances OF
extra senSory or te1epathic communications
have been demonstrated to be trickery, fraud or
misunderstanding.
No mechanism is known in man for extra
sensory perception, and in no single instance
has such perception been demonstrated beyond
a doubt. In war, peace business. or science.
sane people universally rely on the senses for
information of current and distant events.
We do not a rule keep records of the al
most nnumerable times that dreams, lunches.
hopes, or apprehensonS fail TO come through
or 10 square with recorded events Hence when
By the laws of chance such lunches or appre-
tensions appear 10 square even approximately
with demonstrated events, that kind of evidence
is accepted by some as proving the reality Of
telepathy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13

ject and hiding place while he is out of the room
Before leaving he takes envelope out of his
pocket and says, Il am going 10 write prediction
on a slip of paper, which l will seal in this
velope. I place the envelope in this glass bowl
where it will be visible during my absence"
Upon his return, he picks up the envelope.
Before I open this" he says, would you mind
telling me the object and its hiding place."
1T a ladys ring" says the chairman. land
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13

the slip OF paper inside the envelope.
How do l know all this is SO? not only in.
vented the Voodoo Envelope but own company
manufacturing and selling them.
This might be called cutting off my nose to spite
my magic. But as mind readers abuse my trick
prefer to discontinue its manufacture rather than
permit this abuse to continue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13

The cards read. "Are You Interested in Your
Future? Would You Like to Know What the
Future Has in Store for You? Arrange for a
Private Reading"
The harvest can be-and frequently ia
rich one.
lad. He asks committee of three to select an OBJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13

'44l4N iiC - Nilt HdCSNlOIiS
He usually answers the question by.
repeating the question in answer form.
Thus, il a man asks. Am going TO make
trip 10 Los Angeles next summer"
he tells him. in many more words, that
he is going on trip, by rail, and that il
will be in the summer be-
& cause no one on the train
~ is wearing a coat.
"a Most or these Great All
Va rOpdS' are fundamentally
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13

pense Tor tie deCciVef.
Near-relation OF the
ut club mentalist is
- usual hotel mind
reader. He is the timer.
ant worker who lacks am
bitiOn, TO an extent. and
who prefers 20 work an
occasional club date
rather than lie himself
down 70 nightly cndeavor
He works with an as.
sistlnt, usually a pretty
girl and frequently his
wife. She does most of
the talking throughout
the act, SO she has 10
be prcscntable and well
rehcdrScd.
He poses as a seer and
fortune teller In a modi-
fled way. He always
adopts a name such as
The Great Ahmed or
"Rajah Rasputin." lie
wears white tie and tails,
a turban Gust a hint of
the occult, you know
and a broad red ribbon
across the front of his
stiff shirt.
The feminine assistant,
wearing a fetching cos
tune. has distributed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13

e EENlINGLY as an afterthought she notices
- waiter lowering by. The customers don't know
he Is part OF the act He's regular waiter,
fright, but a well. placed So bill has coaXed him
to cooperate.
Would you like TO ask a question too" the
assistant asks the waiter. thereby demonstrating
how democratic her mind reading boss is.
The waiter mods assent. She says, "Here-take
these blank slips and put them in my dressing
room Take one of the slips and write out your
own question"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-17

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fem 3orn beonttporten.
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ben in tiefen1, rubtgem grn1t geiproz
6enen 8orten: ,Mein iunger Sreuno
ltebt bier, glei6 mir, troft ieineS
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mann uno unta6elbafter Biirger, Sic
6olgen zines beriibten unre6tS na6
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-17

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item 8epeile 6nfiir 0or5ubringen."
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ten lid logen, OaB mir ni6t bier iein
tpiroen, pdren mir ni6t nit eroriit=
fenoen 8eDeiien gegen Sic berieben' i,
lpra5 grnlt.
,,Sie lieben es, bo6tonenoe 8orte
5u gebrau6en; id bermiiie inoe5 ieoe
@runolage fir Sbre 8eldul0igun=
gen."
u5ie ion Sbnen 5ur @eniige lper>
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nobm Wil0b0fer, nun ou6 iporm tper=
oenO, oos Wort.
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poden ouf gedt uno @eleb; poblan>
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le angeoeiben 81 loilen, >peil Oieie
ltnbel6oltenen rauen bitter unter Ser
unebre Sbrer Wh1tter leioen tpiiroe1,
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tpilen, oeren 3ortgefiibl enpfinolid
perlebt tpiiroe, menn 1ie erfiibre, 6oB
nur geieb1i6er 3nang lire @roBnrt=
ter our 9lnerfennung ibrer Eedte be-
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vum meinettpiuen'', ipra9 Die alte
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