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Evening star., 1947-07-28
SPECIAL NOTICES Cont. J

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food; popular cocktail lounge. For preferen-
tial reservations write j. F. KARASEK,
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

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davis work in ant DII hRHA
Evening star., 1947-07-28
Red Writer Sees Marshall Plan
As Pig in Poke for Europe

(The author OF the tolIo,ping
SoDtet UietD of the Marshall plan
OF aid to Europe is a prominent
Russian 71ei0Spaperman.)
Evening star., 1947-07-28
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Evening star., 1947-02-02
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Evening star., 1947-02-02

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Evening star., 1947-02-02

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Evening star., 1947-02-02

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Evening star., 1947-02-02
See results the uery first time
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an instant softer silkier feel
a lovely blush Of color

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softer, lovelier look.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-04-04
LEGISLATION AGAINST ANTI
SEMITISM URGED BY BRITISH
CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION

LONDON (JTA)-A resolution
expressing deep concern and alb
horrence at the growth of the anti
Semitism in this country and,
particularly, the intense activity
that is now being conducted by Sir
Oswald Mosley and his satellites"
was adopted at the annual meeting
of the National Council of the
British Union of Civil Liberties.
The resolution appealed to the
Home Secretary "to introduce
legislation at an early date making
illegal the dissemination of racial
and anti-Semitic" propaganda. It
was presented by D. N. Pritt, In
dependent Labor MP, who assert
ed that legislation against anti
Semitism was practicable and dis
closed that he had drafted a bill
dealing with anti-Semitic propa-
ganda. The resolution was adopted
by a large majority.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-04-04
MOBILE. ALA.
The Thirty>Yedrs War

thirty years ago. April 1917 Woodrow Wilson stood before
M Congress United States declaration of war
ns "O object" vindcate the prncnles
nesce justice in the life of the against selfish and
and to set amongst the
inc peoples the world such purpose as will
hencefOrh the observance of principles"
Although intervening years two military victories
ua are still waging that same struggle today
If German alone that twice in the
mast thirty not the German alone easily
d follow brutal leaders, enemies
m the doctrine of Pan Geans pagan theology of the
master race that poisoned the minds of two
honest scholarship political decency outIawed Germany.
more recently "the New Order The
cagebu the political terrorism the religious bgotry
naonam remained the striking Protestant
lew Sitting dissenting voice. attacking country country
ideas cannot be fought with bullets
victories served to the arayed
against the final victory vindcate principles
and Justice victory
only with ga concert of action Woodrow
Wilson rightly fOresaWthe united work of all nations all religions
protect the rights and freedoms ALL The military battles
are behind It's time for the campaign peace campaign
strengthened spiritual High
powerless "NO by might power, but by spirit
saith Lord.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-04-04
PALESTINE CENSOR SUP
PRESSES NEWS OF REPORTED
ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE
JAMAL HUSSEINI

JERUSALEM (JTA)-The Pal
estine censor has imposed a news
blackout on the reported attempt
this weekend on the life of Jamal
Husseini, vice-chairman of the
Palestine Arab Higher Committee.
Despite the fact that none of
the details of the incident have
been released, observers here be-
lieve that it is the first attempt
by Arab moderates, several of
whose leaders have been assassin
ated, to strike back at the Husse-
mi family, headed by the ex-Mufti
of Jerusalem.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-30
RAIL ISSUES PUSH
FORWARD ON MART
Group Edges
Ahead On Steady And
Narrow Bond Market

NEW YORK, Jan. % up "A
selected group of rail issues push
ed ahead of a generally steady and
narrow bond market Wednesday.
Demand centered on the cheap
er carrier issues, some in the re-
organization division, with gains
running to a top of around 2 points.
Turnover of S., $50, 900 was the
most brisk in more than 8 weeks
and compared with S5,470, 00C
Tuesday.
Investor sentiment was en-
.couraged by the upward thrust in
the stock market as well a the
of a pronounced re.
vival in new financing activity.
Corporates closing higher in
Guided B and O Convertibles at So
IA, Central of Georgia &c" IS al
IL ga, Alton IS at 43, Chicago &
Eastern Illinois incomes at 40 IL,
St. Paul ~convertibles at 622, Rock
Island R%efunding IS at so IL Den
yer & Rio Grande As at 81 IA,
Morris & Essex 4 lbs at 66 IA, N.
Y. Central "A" 4 LIS at II "a,
and Frisco New 4 LIS at SIS.
Among the laggards were In
ternational Great Northern ad-
iusted IS, Missouri Pacific Gen
eral IS, and Pittsburgh & West
Virginia &C" 4 LIS at 81.
Chilean issues moved up smart
ly in the foreign dollar list.
u. S. governments declined in
the over-the-counter market, the
victory loan Dec 2 LIS of '67-72
5-32 to 102 1892 bid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-30
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK, Jan. 20 - W.H
Produce markets: potatoes IDOL ais
per 100 lbs. unless otherwise in
dicated.) Names Kathadins, No
IA 2.50-2.70; Kathdins Green Mts.
No. la 2.40-2.65; Long Island Green
Mts. No. l 2~.40-2.75; Green Mts. No.
1B 1.50-1.75; Idaho Russets No. !
3~.9O-4.25; Bakers Bag 500; Bakers
Box 3.85-4.00; Green Mts. certified
seed 2.90; P. E. 1. Sebago Cert
seed 2.90; Idaho Russets 10 ID.
bags .46-.48.
Sweet potatoes (bushel hampers)
steady; New Jersey, Golden No. l
3.00-3.50; New Jersey Pink Heart
No. l 2.50-3.75 New Jersey, Jersey
type No. l proc. 2.25-3.25; New err
sey type No. l ~2.00-3.25; New
Jersey type mediums .75-1.25;
Maryland Golden No. l tub 2.50-3.-
SO; medium tub LIS.
Live Poultry: Wholesalers max
imum selling prices, steady. Geese
As; turkeys hens 1913; toms 80;
roosters old %; ducks 1896; rab.
bits all varieties 20-32; fowls Plat:
squads pair 5000; chickens 1926:
pigeons pair so; pullets 1856, broil-
ers 22-35. -
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-30
Stock Market Records
Best Aduance In Weeks

\ IL point gain at 10 3-S, following
disclosure that holdings by RoDer'
R. Young's Allegheny Corp, nae
been lifted above 250.00o shares
Othe~ wide gamers included Amer
lean Can, General Electric, West
inghouse Electric, Union Carbide.
u S. Gypsum, Goodrich, Mon
gomery Ward, j. l. Case. lnterna'
tional Harvester, Caterpillar T-ac'
tor. Santa Fe, Pennsylvania Ran
road, Pepsi-Cola, Paramount PIC
lures, Western Union A and Eiec'
trio Power & Light.
American Telephone was a not
able exception to the trend, hold
ing unchanged at 173.
Railroad bonds improved. Cotton
closed so cents TO S1.20 a bale
higher. At Chicago wheat advanc
ed 7-8 to 2 cents a bushel, corr
was up IL to l IA and oats un'
changed to SO higher.
Ahead in the curb were Cities
Service, Creole Petroleum, Middle
West Corp, Electric Bond & Share
and North American Light & Pow
err. Turnover here was $50, 00(
shares against $50, 900 Tuesday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-30

CHICAGO, Jan. % - u GUS.
DA)- Salable hogs 5000, total 49,.
600; steady to mostly Is cents high.
er on all weights but rather slow
at advance; few lots choice 1870.
$50 pounds a. 00-24. 25; good and
choice 250-270 pounds %. 1924. 90;
27o-325 pounds %. 1923 rs; sows
around so cents higher; bulk good
and choice 20.00-20.5 so; shippers
took 1900.
Salable cattle $500, total 8,7OO;
salable calves 300, total 300; good
and choice fed steers and yearlings
including yearling heifers so cents
higher; active at advance; med
Ium grades steady to strong but
slow; choice but not prime L.
200 Id. Colorado fed steers topped
at $500; best heifers 1925; bulk
good to choice steers %. OOPS. rs;
cows steady to Is cents higher,
slow but supply very small; most
Gamers and cutters 8:50-1O. so;
cows II. 50-14.00; bulls and vealer.
steady; heavy sausage and bee1
bulls to $50; vealers 27.OO down.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-30
Demand For Steels And
Some Motors Stirred
An Upturn

r AT A GLANCE
NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-P)C
Stocksthigher; steels lead
brisk recovery.
Bonds - mixed; some rails
improved.
Cotton - higher; mill buy
ing.
Wheat - strong; March al
new seasonal peak.
Corn - strong; commission
house buying.
Oats1firm with wheat n
corn.
Hogs steady to 50 cents
higher; top s24.75 sparingly.
CattIe-steady to 50 cents
higher; top $500.
NEW YORK, Jan. 29-P-The
stock market shook off early leth'
argy Wednesday to register its oes'
advance IN more than a week.
Demand for steels and some mo.
tors stirred an upturn that spreac
through most sections of the list
Leading shares added fractions to
an extreme of more than 8 points
Volume of transactions expanded
10 1880, 900 shares, best since Jan
IL.
The Associated Press 6O-stock
composite advanced Z OF a point,
it's sixth climb in the past seven
sessions, to GIT where it was at
its highest point since Dec. 81. OF
-,o42 issues registering in the broad
est market since Jan. ID, 763 ad-
vanced and 1872 declined.
U. S. Steel, in the first trading
,ince it reported 1916 net income
of sa8, 683, $50 equal to s7.29 a
share, scored a gain OF 2 1-o TO
close at Is 7-S. Dow Chemical
spurted 8 "a to 14 "a; Union
Pacific was ahead 4 IL at 1873:
Chrysler / 7-S at So; Youngstown
Sheet 2 SO at SO 1-S, and Betnle-
hem 2 IA at SO IA.
New York Central closed with
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-30
GRAIN
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO Jan. % - PI-Wheat
led a general advance in grains
Wednesday, the March contrac'
moving ahead more than 2 cents
at times to establish a new seas.
onal peak.
Wheat finished rs to 2 cents
higher, March $2.11A. March
wheat reached $2.12 during the
session. Corn closed k-1A higher.
March 81. 305s-34, and oats unchang
ed to IS higher, March 1874. Laro
was firm, gaining 70 to IS cents
a hundred pounds. July $24.5 so g
hundred pounds.
Open High Low Close
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-30
BUTER

CHICAGO, Jan. USDA)
7'-f'7~ fin. IA SO score $751;
Is: A 92-62; B 90-61. 5-61. rs. Eggs
~op, steat>: large No. l and
extras 37-38.5; Medium extras
$3.50: standards and current
receipts 1886: dirties 1884: checks
1898.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-30
HOGS

RALEIGH, Jan. % - R (NC-
DA)- Hog markets steady with
tops of $500 at Rocky Mount, and
Richmond.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-30
COTTON
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Jan. 20 - up -
Cotton futures registered gains OF
so cents to $1.20 a bale compared
with the previous close in DO I'd
trading Wednesday. Mill buying
was heavy and replacement COM
mission house demand was en-
couraged by continued upward
movement which had carried cot
ton prices higher fer three con-
secutive sessions. Strength in Sc
curities vas an influencing factor.
An active export inquiry was re-
ported although subject to the
granting of more credit by the ex-
port-import bank in some cases.
Sales of cotton textiles were brisk
at firm prices for second quarter
delivery.
Traders anticipated a higher mid
January cotton parity which was
not announced until after the lose
of the market, when the Depart
ment of Agriculture set the price
at 1856 cents per pound. an ad-
vance of Ia cent above the De-
cember figure.
The government loan on the l947
cotton crop will be based on the
mid-July parity price.
Futures closed Sc cents to ST. 20
a bale higher than the previous
close.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-11
Illus Sarrea. -.
3meis 21.
Mnna &mnsie.

g5 biene alien S6luei itern 5ur &C.
fdligen 9tadriht, bob miere nd6ite
Seriammlimg Somtag, ben 81. Sep.
tember, 3 llbr nadanittngs ltattIiIlbet
gtnb Der Geriammlung lueroen mir
Elm &artenpartie abbalten, iiir mel.
DIES Ole folsenSeu Sdnueitern ipenoeu
wollen: Cara Mefler uno Mario
8iintber. SaS &omitee iiir bieie lln
terbaltuns lit: ama 8obn Sr, Suit
Wartini uno Cara Sdniot.
Su unierer porlesten Geriummllml
peilte anna Shoger BON Chicago
oie Dem Serein Elm idones 8eihenl
iibersab. Ser5lihlten 9anf fir ibrt
Spenoe. @ir boffen oaB ale Shme
tern anpeieno iein iperoen IN Del
nahIten Geriammlung mo aud blei
ben fir oas &artenpartie.
Sobanna Siirf, Sefr.
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Saronia 8emiidJtcr GbUr.

llnIere regelmdBige GerianInlllng
miro Samstag, BEN 13. September,
abgebalten IN unlerem Earf al Il
Wile HoaD.
@ir laoen alle Witglieoer, uftipe
tpie paiiipe, ber5lih Elm llno alle Die
mas 2uit babeu 81 ilnsen. aommt ollie
binaus in Die friid)e Suit, balo fonllnt
ser @inter Damn f0nuen mir nid)t
mebr binausgeben.
0erte Sdneer unb Sdngerinnen
uergcBt nift, llrler SerDltfon5eri,
fommt fleiBis in Die Yroben, ras mir
Elm gltes &on5ert geben fonnen; mir
iollen aud, iingen ON einem Subila
umsieit nit O. g. II.
9llle bie mas feinen Weg baberl.bin
alts 3u fabren, bite perIummelt eut
bel gr. E. 9eptuer, 1868 Silber1
Str, nabe an @ratiot slpe., unb nidt
ipGter lpie Z llbr abenos. Son oor'
miro jemano lie binaus uno ouriid
bringen. Nah Ser Geriammlung gr
fril6ung unb 2unh.
9lnna @infler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-11

nab, ,peroen mir ane seipib 81 eineul
groBen uno ibonen Siel fonlnen,
nibt nur i'm Singen oes oeutibeil
2ieoes, aber altb in Ser 3abl al,
SGneern uno beiier in Sarmonie 5,l-
iammeu arbeiten. 8elten Tanf Efcr-
rer TeutiblGnoer fiir Sic ihGnen
Worte.
Ganf aud alien oel 0etroitern Die
nit 1paren in Glepelano, al,b uniernl
9irieent Sran3 Reidfe.
gs int ms Seio oas manhe 81.
friib ms gett geben muBten Sonn.
tasobeuo, aber mir iinb ia Menidels
unb miiien senau pie es gebt al 10
einem srOBen Selte. @ir baben oo'b
cine quite 3eit erlebt, Die mir lonae
nibt pergeiien ,peroen. Stuoe Nab
man6e perbinoert paren balrbIrbelt
ober &ranfbeit boran tell 81 nebmcn.
slllen iagt beiten Sanf Saronia
uno g. 9. II. 8emiifter Gbor bon
Detroit. slnuu @iutler, 'Sefr.
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3iueis 20.

Gs oiene alien Witglieoern ur &C.
faaigen geabribt, Dob Die ndhlte8er.
iammlllng Sonntag. Sen 81. Sept,
2 llbr nadnlittags, abgebalten piro.
Mae Witslieoer tperoen eriudt beiou-
tpobnen nno iih ielbit 5u iiber5el,gen
uno 81 ieben ,pie gut uno prompt Die
@eiddite erleoigt ,peroen.
Mu6 alle sic Mitglieoer, bie auf
Serien tparen nnb in Niidltano famen
tper6en freunolidit sebeten iid gut
itebeno 5u MAIDEN i'm Central Ser,
bano uno inn Gerein. Mlid miro ein
8erid)t porseleien bon Der sadiiiden
Silfsmerf geyiammllmg, Die am /.
Septenlber in g(ebelano 1tnftfano.
&onlmt alle 1lno laBt ,,ns einen gu
ten @at finoen Inn oen 2ieben in Der
&eimat 5u belfen.
NMh bittet 8r. Martin 6. &ieltif
6as Hidnid- -aomitee ettpas friiber al
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youngstown Snnior Sadien
Yifnif.

SJuuuyStu1oH Su"tus S"svIS"
Yifmid.
am Sonntag, Sen IA. September,
am befannten @ifliiie Ylab iueroen
l,niere jllngen 8riiber uno Sblpc"
itcru ibr aaiGbrlicbcs Tidnid abbal.
ten.
g2ir fonnen MIR ltol5 ali unIerc
i6onc S6ar Sugeno iein. Sic linh
uniere 3utlnft unb Sofinung. Hlr
moQen ibnen Die Gbre 5eigen mo al
ibrem Gag in 8ottes ireier gtatur
uns nitbcteiligeu. Sic baben elll
tiibtiges aonitce, oie idon ieit pielell
@obcn an ser slrbeit lteben bielcll
Gag ser 6reltOe 5u einem guten Gr-
folg 81 brin9en.
Gas Gidnid fGugt ibon nm 1890
llbr mcrgens an. lin 1890 llbr
finNet Elm Softbaalpiel on Somelteao
Garf 5uiiheu Canton uno Ooungss
tpapn Sabien ltatt. 9tab oieiem Spiel
perSen oie Ooungstolpner Slo Sirn'
ers nit ben Suniors elm Spiel baben.
0ieies Spiel miro iiber 5eigerL mie
alt uno wie jung Die perIpeftlpe9l
gaaipieler iino.
Sir alles lit aeioret lrnb geplant.
8ier uno allerlei 8etrGnfe iueroen
idun an Sano iein. 9lud iiir SatS.
lpibes lit gelorgt. slllerlei l(nterbal'
tlms miro seboten: Soriesboes, Sug
Of 8ar, Yit6 the Hennies, Spill tDe
Milf, Cart Sbroaping, 8aomintor,
aaerlei Spiele fir ailoer ino er'
lpabiene. San5muiif lit aild] porbans
oen. Sir aaes, ia alles lit geplant.
llno ioute Der 9iegen fommen uno
uns oen Gag meenebmen luollcn, 10
iueroen mir Dus Yifnif oo6 abbala
ten unO slpar IN ser Sulle.
sllio bite Sieier Gag lit Der Gag
an Dem mir unierer Sugenb 5eigen
mollen oab mir nit ibnen orallBen IN
irii6er Suit inter blauem Sinuncl
uns gcnliitlid mterbalten pollen.
8ie cine sroBe 5amilie. Gltern nno
ainoer. @roBmutter mo Gnfelfino.
slae miteinanber. Sllitig, 5rei llno
Srob &ir alle lpollen al oielem SaA
oas alte 2ieS 3ur Sat ,'miesen:
- 2aiiet Die Sorgen 5u Salls; :;
Meioe nen Summer uno meioe Den
SdmerS bann lit oas Seben eln
SGer5."
ssm Gamcn bes &omitees 8riiBe an
puh ale - Sre,lnOe Der Sugeno. =
Seit lpiafommen 81 llnierm Pidnif.
q. S. 3.
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Scrr Gmil 6. &unsie

uno lpuroe am 29.Suli unter groBer
9eteiligung ser Slnperipanotell.
Sanoslcute, Src,mNeu lno Wtitslie.
bern oes Slpcig 81 llnb ser 2l,tbcr,
STRIDE in Sasel Eart uro Geteranell
auf Dem Satplelp Sriehbof Hopal Sof
'Mlhigon, 5ur lebten Mube aetraaen
Gr erreibte Elm Nlter bon SO Sabren
6 Monatcn unb 5 Sagen.
Ger Geritorbeue muroe am 81.
SSunuur 1894 in SSorcltpillc, Saniluce
Sounh, geboreu unN er5o1en. Gr
luur Ytitglieo ser Slltberiiten Stride
in Sa3elparf lmo Elm Geteran oes I.
@elttrieCbes, iplpie gutitebenocS Itit.
glieo oes Siebenbiireer Sahien &r.
llnterit. .Gerein 3lueie 81 IN Detroit,
Mih., ippie oes Central GerbanNes.
gr bat % Sabre in iSorolperfeu ges
orbeitet uno mar elm treller GntCr
ieinen &inoern rno liebepoller 8nttc
iciner iSrml lmn mar beliebt bel allel
Die i'm faunter.
IS trouern nm Sen Gabingeihieoc'
nen feline tieftruuernoe 8attin slnna
aun5ie, Gin Stieiiohn @m. Stofoa.e
in Wonitalpuc, sOtih., 5luel Sohter.
Srau Selen Sranflin in Hopal Saf,
@iih., lmo SRI. Siloa aunjle 81
Sauie; S,pei griiOer aarl pon Serll'
bale, Mih, 5ranf Don FleaIant Sib.
Mtibigon.
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gebofft, baB umiere Sugcno fir oieien
Sag Elm Softballipiel aui Dem 1id.
nidplab arrangieren miro. Gin tiih,
tiges Gomitee lit ernannt noroen nm
alles auf oas bette fir Die 8eiuber
oor5lbereiten. Sm giamcn oes &n'
mitees a6tllugspon griiBeno,
st. g. Srielenbenglt, Sefr.
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mcltbanf fat,,t feit,e
Ellie ac,uGkrcn

ySalbington. 9obert @arner, Gi3c.
proIibclt Der @e!tbanf, be3eid)nete eS
alS ulnIl0glid), 0nB Oieie SnI nItitutton
europa por Dem Snfraittreten ocs
Wtariban- -Bloua Sinan5bilfe getpdbs
ren fam. 9lui elmer Yreiiefonieren5
fiibrte er aus, OaB auf 8rlmo bes
beitebenoen &uries Der 8anf gn.
leibeu iiir Oen slnfaui bon 2ebens.
nitteln nuo Serbrmlhsgiitern nibt
gegeben perbeu fonne,l, Die bon oen
nIeilten europGiiden 2dnbern ge.
brdllNt mer0en. -
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mitBte es ,lmfon1mcn Dor Sunger 2?"
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beer, Sire" erluiberte Ser Shirt Don
Signe, 'ebte aber nah einem fllr5cn,
beiilnliben Sd1ueieeu, I'M ui6t ,uis
Sbmeidlsr 81 erideinen, binSl.
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len @rauatbGume periGlingen aucs. :"
Gines Cages. nleloete iib bel 8ott
irieo Seller Elm Genuauoter, ser naI
3iiri6 gefomncn mar, Inn iid bon
ieinem Snfcl sic Sebensuiiroigfci-
ten Ser Staot seigen 81 laiien &cl-
Ter, Ser iih MIR unaern in ieiner slr,
belt itGren lieb, iiibrte poll iiblcr
Smme hen 8ait in Ole altberiibntc
@einfneipe: Bur slpielfammer".
no er birter 'eineni EofdI 'rporrfdrg
bodte.
Die 8aitihlbe mar MIR Elm mcnia
erleudtet, uub Der illnge 8ait begann
81 fritiiieren: 30 lids fmlhter mie
in ere Club (aub)."
&eaer onhur)'tete ifIasiertig:
,Sas aueib mr es 9balb."
GrnIt Safel fiibrte ieinen SGreru
in elmer Gorleilne Elm YrGpnrat Dor
uno bcnerfte Oa5u: Sic leben bier
Elm ieltenes Grenplar eines sliien,
ibGoels. Solbe SdGoel gibt es nur
5lpei IN unierer Staot; Der cine ge-
bort Dem Mlllelun, oen anbern babe
iG."
"Sbr 9erllf," miro Der Mann Dor
8eribt geiragt. vglm Gormittaa Der.
teile ib 9feflame5ettel auf Ser Stra,
be unb am Nabmittag iammle id lic
tpieoer auf uno perfauie tie oils sllt.
papier."
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slnna Grafit, slnua 8roB, Gli5abctb
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Die Witglieoer ser @emeinbe 10
lpie &irben Sralpn Gerein iinb frol.
eriud)t neun lie alte aleioer. lno
Sd)ube baben oielelben in ben Sfai!.
raum 81 bringen oamit oas 8amitee
Gafete MAIDEN fam fir Oie Notlei'
Nenoen in europa.
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