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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-23
Germans Preoccupied
With Food, Apathetic
lou. ). Zone Politics
BY the Associated Press

BERLIN, Aug. 23.-Most Germans
don't want their sons to grow up to
be president or chancellor and
right now anyway, they have but
the sketchiest interest in politics.
That is the gist of an authorita-
tive public opinion poll taken in
American-oc territory by an
American Military Government
agency.
This summer Germans are so
anxious about obtaining enough food
their No. concern-that politi-
cal apathy has reached new record
high.
I More important, military govern
ment observers maintain that food
crises have severely handicapped eff
forts at "democratizing" the Ger
mans.
1870 Not Interested in Politics.
Germans in the American occu-
patton zone recently were asked this
question: IF you had son who
was just finishing school, would you
like to see him take up a political
career?" Eighty-three per cent an
swered mo" and only II per cent
said yes The negative answers
increased by IS per cent over a
similar survey made a year ago,
when politics" already were in pub
lie disrepute.
Similarly, rs per cent Of German
adults said they had no interest in
politics and preferred to leave politi-
cal activity to others. This also was
a postwar record, for a year ago SO
per cent of Germans questioned pro-
fessed personal political interest or
ambitions.
Asked which the considered more
important, "the reconstruction of
German political life or economic
reconstruction" 80 per cent OF those
questioned voted for economic re-
construction and only 2 per cent
for political. The other 8 per cent
expressed no opinion.
Dangerous implications Seen.
Eighty-tWo percent said that the
German people would mot turn
their attention to other things until
they had overcome their economic
difficulties"
American Military Government
political observers, while describing
this attitude as understandable
during months of critical food Short
ages, nevertheless said it contained
dangerous implications and posi-
bflities."
This so-called Dread and butter"
attitude of the Germans was fur
ther displayed in responses to an
other question. They were asked
whether they would select "a gov
rnment which offers people eco
nomic security and a chance to
earn good living" or "a govern
ment which guarantees freedom of
election, speech, press and religion"
Sixty-six per cent of respondents
in Berlin and So per cent in the
United States occupation zone voted
for economic security" and only 26
per cent in Berlin and 90 per cent
in the zone for the listed -four
freedoms"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-23
PhiIade|p hia Fire Marshal
Denies Bomb Caused Blast
BY the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 23.-Fire
Marshal George Gallagher discount
ed today the possibility that a bomb
was responsible for an explosion that
shook City Hall.
The blast shattered windows ano
a row of lockers in the detective bu-
reau's headquarters on the first floor
of the building, ripped down parti-
tons. overturned filing cabinets and
streWed the floor of the detective bu-
reau with records and rogues gal
lery pictures.
Five persons were injured, none
seriously.
Mr.. Gallagher said the explosion
produced none of the odors typical
of known explosive materials and
that no fragments were found, such
as would have been left by metal
bomb. Also, he said, the force OF
the blast was upward and outward
whereas bomb would have driven
much of its thrust downward.
The only clue to the source of yes
terday's blast, Mr.. Gallagher added
was shirt heavily soaked in clean
ing fluid, or oil, which was found
twisted in the metal of one of the
ripped lockers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-23
Independent Trade Group
To Hold Picnic Tomorrow

The Prince Georges County indie
pendent Trade Association will hold
its annual picnic tomorrow at
Magruder Park, Hyattsville.
This was announced today by
Cliff Piercy, Hyattsville realty dealer
and publicity chairman of the or
ganization. The group is composed
of independent businessmen of the
county.
Mrs. Helen Richter of Berwyn Is
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Z -
Augz1st Bridal Procession
Continues to High Light Ne1Us

, the Calvary Methodist Church in
Frederick, Md. at o'clock with the
Rev. j. Franklin Haas officiating.
| White and salmon color gladio-
luses were used to decorate the
church and Mrs. Paul Strine gave
an organ recital before the cere-
mony.
The bride wore a beige gabardine
cut-aWay suit with satin hat to
match and her corsage bouquet was
of pale lavender orchids.
Miss Kathlyn Ann Bailey was the
made of honor and she wore jade
green suit with satin hat to COR
respond.
Mr.. Robert Hutton, cousin of the
bridegroom, was the best man.
After honeymoon in the Poconos
the couple will make their home in
Frederick, where they will resume
their research work for the Army
Service Forces at Camp DERRICK,
SachHS.Scon
The wedding of Miss Helen Vir-
SAAlAeh ONoVbi oGoSllISA VI 14l anu
Mrs. Frank F. Scott. to Mr. P. Ken
meth Sachlis, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George E. Sachlis of this city, took
place last evening in St. Stephens
Lutheran Church. The Rev Luther
M. SchulZe officiated at s o'clock.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother, Mr. Frank F. Scott,
jr., of Philadelphia She wore a
white brocaded satin gown, a finger
tip veil held in place by a lace, net
and orange blossoms tiara. Her bou-
quet was of white roses centered
with white orchid
Miss Mary L. Scott was maid Of
honor for her sister. Her gown was
orchid lace and net and she carried
arm bouquet of yellow roses.
Miriam Hirnisey was the flower girl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-23
To Paw An'zMal Gall

Mrs. Norman D. Dunbar, nationa
president of Phi Mu Sorority, viii
be the guest OF the District Alum
nae Association and the George
Washington and American Univer-
ity chapters on a one-day visit here
tomorrow, it has been announced
by Mrs. Victoria Sauer Sigler, Dis
trict president. Mrs. Dunbar is now
making her annual inspection troupe
of Phi Mu chapters throughout the
country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-23
Fire Kills ; Children;
Mother Badly Burned
By the Assoeiated Press

CHARLES CITY, Va, Aug. %
Three children were burned to death
and their mother critically burned
yesterday near Roxbury.
The mother, Mrs. Lucille johnson
was reported to have mistakenly
used gasoline instead of kerosene In
starting a fire. The children were
Rudolph, 6; Mable. 4, and Alan
johnson, g.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-23

chairman of the committee in charge
of the all-day event, and Dave Gins
burg, manager of the new open air
theater at Beltsville, will be master
of ceremonies.
Refreshments will be available TO
those who do not bring their own
lunches. In case of rain, the picnic
will be postponed a week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-23

wearing a white dress and carrying
basket filled with rose petals.
Mr.. George Sachlis, jr., was the
best man for his brother and the
ushers were Mr.. Jack Martin and
Mr.. Richard Malone.
After reception the couple left
for Canada. Upon their return they
will make their home in Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-23

General theme Miss Hooley.
of this years conclave will be THE
Contribution of Christian Women
to, the Welfare of Society"
Miss Hooley is the only American
member on the unions international
Board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-23

WILL peSluc dO
the opening ses-
sion of the 18th
Congress of the
I n t e r national
Union of Cath
Ollie w ON e n S
Leagues.
The congress,
to be held in
Rome, Septem-
Der Is to Sep
TENDER II, will
be attended by
re resentati ves
from SIS coun-
tries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-23
Naval Academy Gets
Award for Safety Record
By the Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS, Aug. 23.-The Naval
Academy has received the Secretary
of the Nays certificate Of achieve
ment in safety" for its 1916 safety
record among civilian employees.
Rear Admiral P. B. Nibecker, Navy
director of industrial relations, pre-
sented the award to Rear Admiral
James L. Holloway, jr., Academy
superintendent.
In 1916 employees worked 1927 ,361
man hours with only four disabling
injuries that resulted in 1872 man
days lost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-23
40 Million Loan 10 Danes
Granted by World Bank
By the Associated Press

The World Bank yesterday grant.
ed a 10000 900 loan to Denmark.
The credit, third made by The
global lending agency. is intended
to hasten Danish economic recov'
ery' by enabling Denmark to impor
farm and textile machinery, ma.
chine tools, trucks. steel, textile:
and chemicals, the bank said
The agreement was signed BY
Danish Ambassador Henrik kauff
man and by John McCloy, president
of the bank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-23

The Emmanuel Episcopal Church
in Alexandria was the scene of an
attractively arranged wedding last
evening when Miss Doris Julianna
Otteson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerald John Otteson of Alexandria
became the bride of Mr.. Jack En-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-23
Ceremony Held

The marriage of Mrs. Mary Louis
Forsythe. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George F. Taylor of Vienna, Va, to
DR.. William R. Moulden took place
last evening at o'clock. The cere-
mony was at Tilden Gardens, with
the Rev. Lucius o. Clark of the
Methodist Episcopal Church officiat-
ing.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and she wore blue
satin afternoon dress with black &C
cessories. Her corsage was of white
orchids.
Mrs. James C. Dulin, jr., was the
matron of honor and Mr.. Dulin was
best man
After a honeymoon the couple will
reside at 3401 Lowell street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-23
Miss HooIey Will Preside
Al Catholic Union Conc|ave

Miss Anne Sarachon Hooley, as
sistant executive director of the
National Catholic Community Serv-
ice, 1912 Massachusetts, avenue NV,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-23
In the Ne1Vs

Mr.. Edgar Hamilton Funk will
leave today for Newport for short
visit. He later will visit in Newark
where he will be the guest of his
er-in-law, Mrs. Leroy M. Funk.
Mrs. Woodford Hamilton Hayes,
and her twin daughters, who have
been the guests of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Wilbur Griffis have left
for Coral Gables, They were &C
companied by Mr.. Hayes's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Braden H. Hayes, who
have been vacationing in New Eng
land, Pennsylvania and Washing
ton. Mrs. Hayes Is the former Miss
Geraldine Griffis of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Frank, who
spent much of the season at the
Mount Washington Hotel in Bret
ton Woods, N. H., are now motoring
through the White Mountains.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-03-01

5uiammen. 8ebt man ipobin, 10 tpeiB
man eigentlib nidt, oh, tpie unS tpan,
man bin unb mieoer meg fontnlt.
9os alte, idone, aemiitlide
GeutibIano lit oobin, mobl fir inn
mer, llno elm Observation-Disclosures Iiegt
Dor uns. Gin franfes, raitloles, Der.
ormtes nnb iuhenoes 8elhleht iii
ouf Ben 8einen. Yiusen Sic nit mir
in oie unipobnboren @obnungen Ser
Staoterllinen uno i1ben oo oas gleno
Der &inoer unb 8reiie, Sic tpiiroen
es niht fir moslid) balten aors
perlibes, moralil6es. eeiltiges uno
ieelii6es Sie6tum. Die @usI6nber,
Die nod pielen Sabren bierber font
men (oorber oiirfen lie nibt fommen)
meroen oas 3eiti6lano bon beute
nid)t erleben uno fennenlcrnen.
Gum Slid fansen bie GgNG- So
fete bon gtetp Yorf nunlnebr an in
Die fran5oiiide Gone 5u fommen.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Iongten il,
Woin5 on in ahtunopiersig 3Seen.
Iaes lit ponnoten bier, beIon6ers
@rbeitsfleioer ober Stoife, Shube,
Soblen, Riemen, 8ibie iiir bie Gr=
baltrng oes 2ebers, &leioung, Sett,
3uder. In Ser Woiel fam man nur
fir @ein et1pas, bas man braudt,
eintaui6en. Saringsfrauen bon aoln
fommen uno perfaufen orei Sdringe
fir 'eine 6laid)e Bein. SO abnlib
NIT allem. Gs lit elm Ereiben tpie nod
ME in Der 8elf)ibte oes 8olfes. &ori-
tas aus Imerifa tut bringeno not,
uno 5par in eroBtem MusmoBe, BE-
ionoers III Sen Stdoten. 8us miro
oieies Sobr nod bringen? Moee mot
mes @etter baIo einlesen!
aein 8eri6t bas, nur et1selne Ser
oielen, pielen Saten Ser 8egenlpart.
P. Sol. areuter, O.S.B.
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Jpt5f Prmpttrrt

8ie oas Boltant befanntgibt, iii
BON iest ab Ser 8oitperfebr nit Se-
Iterreih 10 ltorf er1peitert iporoen, ooB
er nunmebr ale &laiien bon 8olt=
lafen oes 8eltpoltpereins unliabt,
namlid) 8riefe unb 8riefpafete, golt=
farten l,no Boitforten nit Giidant-
mort, 8eihdftspapiere, 9rudiahen
uno fleine Hafete fir geipobnlihe1l
uno 2ufttransport.
griefe uuo Bafete big 5ur norma
len @elpid)tsgrense iino jest fir Se=
iterreid i'm geipobnli6en gerfebr Oh
ne ginidranfuns suselaiien. Gage
gen oiirfen 2uftpoltienounge1 fir oie-
les 2ano nid)t Die 8etpi6tsgren5e bon
bier Bfuno unb ieds un3en iiber.
i6reiten. Die Sortogebiibr betr4gt
fiinf5ebn Gents per balbe l1n5e l,no
ieoe angefangene Salbun5e. 3oapfIid)s
tige Artifel fonnen in 8rieipofeten
fir Selterrei6 ongenonrnen iperoen.
aud gtnldreibeienbungen iino iest
5ugela11en; Die 8ebiibr betrogt 5rpans
gig Gents al,Ber Dem iibli6en resuld-
rem ooer 2uftpoitporto.
9agegen Deroen 8elopoitanipei=
lungen nod nid)t aneenommen. Die
oIterreidiidle Boltoerpalting teilt
NIT, oaB 8e5eihnunsen ipie Dit
mart, r8au", n8ien (2eutl9.
lamb, ~0ieoeroonau", rSberoo.
nau" ui1p. ni6t mebr als FORFEIT gel.
ten, basegen empfiebIt es iid, oab
Die aoreiien Die aufldriften Deter
reid (4uitria)", rBunoeslono"
y8ien (Seiterreid))", ober n8ienna,
aultria", ~Nieoerolterrei6 (2o1ner
aultria)" l,no ~Sberolterreid (l1p.
per slultria)" tragen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-03-01
AUS Drutfdllauh
Reef a. 5. Moiel, %. San.

Sic mo6ten einen 8eri6t iber oie
Sage in oem idmersepriiften slIten
goterlano. Seoo6 elm FOLDER geridt
laBt li6 nid)t einmal mInoIif), oiel
penieer idriftlid 5uiammenlteaen
aus Dem Der auBenI Itebenoe flua uer-
ben fonnte. Gin sroBes gu9 sp6re oa
gu lhreibelt, un6 au6 Damn bliebe 6ie
Sage unflar. Nan muB eben nitten
i'm Sreiben ielbit lteben. - 9a iGbrt
loeben ein 3ug bon Neef ob na6 ao=
blen5. Sd iite reben Dem &ranfen-
bette oes Gaters (iiber nel,n5ig Sabre
alt, nod flar i'm aopi, aber ihmah
om aorper) uno idreibe Briefe na6
amerita uno auh oieie 3eilen.
Wenn Sic nun NAL nit obiaem
3uge (tolt, feniterlos uno bon rSam-
iterern" bis gum Iesten Stebplase an-
gefiillD einige Stunoen fabren fonn-
ten, oann batten Sic Wateriol genug
fir einen son5en ,Wanoerer' un6
ood ni6t fir einen eigentli6en Be-
ribt uno Denn Sic Damn NIT mir
in 8aBangelesenbeiten nod ser fr.
Wetropole gaoen-8aben = bat Ell
men fran5oiiiden Militarbiidoi uip.
= ourd oas Moiel= uno 2bein-Sal,
ourb &uinenitdote uno 9orfer, ac.
blena 8opparo, 8insen, Wain5,
@orms. aarlsrube (porber Speper
-fein) unO oann in Die 8eiongenen,
lager 5u StraBburs uitp. seiabren
pdren, friib i'm Ge5ember, uno gu,
rid, oann batten Sic eenug Bacterial
fir elm Bud, aber nod feinen 8e-
ri6t. unb penn Sic init mir inn one-
rifanil6en Rilitarauto nod Ser arne.
rifanil6en 3entrale Sranffurt a.
Wain eefommen tpGren uno nod tpei-
ter = 9iidof Weuend in aronbers
beiudt - uno batten 3eit uno eiil
marines Hlasd)en gefunben, bdtten
Sic mieoerum genug 0aten fir cine
,8anoerer' -geumner. uno 10 f0nnten
mir ipeiter fabren uno ibauen uno
luunoern obne gnbe. Gann tpibten
Sic alld, marum i6 an SpeDer por-
beigefabren bin obne abauiteigen.
8iele fran5oiiide Soloaten in boiler
Sfiiitllng itiegen bort in uniern Bug.
Nihts sefdbrlihes ieood. Das
Gransport=, @obnunss-, NGbrungs.
uno anoere BrobIeme bdneen eben
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Brteffrnnut,grtt III allr
nri1tfdlpit znnfit rtngplatfrn

Das Noitamt in @aibinston bat
5Dei Diftige grtpeiterungen fir ben
Boitberfebr nit 9elitl1Iano betannt-
gegeben, Die in elmer bonn 18. Sebruar
oatierten 8eroronung feitgelegt iino,
uno 5tpar:
/. Ser Hoitoienlt eriter GlnIie
(au6 8riefpoit genann) ,tnb oie 2uft-
polt tperoen BON ibrer bisberigen
@ren5e bon niht mebr als elmer I'M
sc ouf Elm @etpi6t bon einem Bfun6
Geb5ebn l1nsen) erbobt, 10 baB iest
audi fleine 8adden auf oieiem 8eee
nod 9eutidlanb geididt tperben fon-
nen.
3. Ser 8erianb bon 0rudiaden
in Bafeten i'm Soditseipidt bon bier
Gfunb ief)s llnaen, Ger erIt Dor fur
5em fir sic amerifaniide 3one eroff-
net tplroe, miro au1 auf oie britiIde
Gone ausgeoehnt, aber sic Stoot Ber-
lin bleibt fir oieien geriano tpeiter-
bin ausaeidloiie,t. \
8as oen Boitoerfebr eriter aIaiie
uno sic 2uftpoit anbetrifft, 10 er-
ltredt iif oie grtpeiterune oieies
2ienites auf aae 3onen 9eutldlanos
etni6lieBlib Berlin. Dos Yorto fir
Boit eriter &laiie betr1gt flint Gents
fir bie erite l1n5e, orei Gents fir
ieoe tpeitere l1n5e ober fiinf5ig Gents
Dos Bfunb unb bel Ser 2uftpoit fiinf-
5ebn Gents ieoe baIbe ltn5e ooer $4.-
80 oos Btl,nb.
Sir Die Drlldiaden iteIlt iid oas
Borto auf 'diibertbaIb Gents fir ie
5ipet ltn5en ooer 5tp0li Gents oas
Bfuno. Die Gori6riften iilto sic glei-
den, tpie lie fir ben Berjano nah
Der amerifaniiden Gone erIaiien MUIR
oen, 5. +. es biirien nur 9rudiaden
~ni6t fommer5ieIIer strt" seididt
lperoen. .aGr
Bir laiien Die bonn Hoitamt fir
Den Srudiadenperfebr feItgelegte
gorIdriften nod einnaI foIgen:
Inter 9rudiaden unidtfommerss
5ieller geatur" iino nod Der grfIa-
rung oes Goitnleilters 3eitungen,
3eitlfriften, 8iiher, Mulifbefte,
sdriffen iiber au,tit, ,2iteratur, Me-
oi5ii aiitp. su periteben.
Gum 8erianb niht 5ueelaiien iinb
9rudibriften nit:
.@emeinen ooer bosartigen" gln.
grltfen auf cine Der bier Beiasungss
mobte, frttiid)en aeuBerungen am al
liierten &ontrollrat, gublifationen,
Die Dtilttarismus, l1Itranationolis-
mus, 8aiienitol5 ODER Bangermanis.
mus oerberrli6en, ferner Moterial,
oas 5u unruben aufbest, bie Mrbeit
Der Dfilitarreeierune itort ober per-
lubt, unfrieoen 1inter 6en Bereinten
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ytationen 81 itlften.
@inDobnern Der Ser. Staoten lit
es geitattet, 3eitiinaen ultp. our Ser
ienonng nab Der amerifaniIden 3o-
ne bel Den Gerlegern uno Seruusae-
bern gu beiteaen, porousaeiest, ohR
Die 8e5ablltng bier i'm 2anbe ourch
ben 8eiteller erfoIgt, Ser oamit Die
9rnfiaden als @eibenfe fir Berio-
men in Geutidlanb beiteIlt. (5o fann
beilpielstpeiie Elm 2eier oes ,Banoe-
rer' ODER oeS ,@aiienfrenno' 0ie Hei-
tung fir 8ernanbte ltno 8efon1te in
Der amerifaniiden uno britiIhen 3o-
ne Genti6ldnbs beiteIlen, tpofiir er
lelbit bier Die 3ablung an ben Ser
lag leiltet) Nift erIaubt lit es buae-
gen, @eiHaftsfataloge, &atologe BON
Yoltberiotbfirn1en unto 1bnIihe
Sruflahen bon 8eiddftsunterneb-
mungen 5u berienben.
IuBeroem tpurbe 6arauf aufmerf-
lam gemadt, baB sic l1mihl1ge Der
Bafete nah Ser ameritanilden 3one
oeutlid Die slufidrift rNon.@
mercial Brinteb Oiatter" ouftueilen
miiiiett auBeroem muB elm 8eraeid-
mis- Der IN Dem Bafet entbaItenen
Grufla9en beigefiiet meroen, am be-
lten in 5orm eines aiifgeflebten Bet
tels. Gie 2iite Der in Dem Bafet ent-
baltenen 0rudiaden fam a,h auf
oas Eafet geihrieben iper6en.
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Bm fnllif nirht ttrhlrn-
,upnigttpus t1tdpt iihrr $5nnn

8as 8rieesbeportement bot neulif
einen grloB berouseeeeben, in Dem
es Die Seeresoneeb0rieen aufforoert,
Gunlti6Gse, Die Tie in ben peribiebe.
men 2dnoern erbeutet baben, o65ulie-
fern, iofern biele eiiten 8ert bon
$4,000 uno oariiber barltellen. @er
oieier aufforoerrng nid)t nadfomnt,
oem miro Der Bro5eB eenla6t peroen.
gs lit elm begriiBens,perter anfang,
Ser NIT oieiem grlaB genladt miro.
gStr baben i'm tpobl mebr ODER ipeni-
ger iener Gruppe mltiger 0teni6en
81 oeroanfeu, Die Dor einieen Wono=
ten Eroteit oageeen erboben, baB
oeutlGe &unitlbate aus oeutlhen
0tuieen uo6 oen Ser. Staaten Der
brad)t muroen, Inn tie bier iider gu
IteGen. Siele aunitid)dse tpuroen
oenn auf ben Srotelt bin ldnea tpie=
ser in ibre Seimat suriidbeforoert.
8as bier I'M 2anoe perblieb, mar
Sriuatbeute iibereifrtger &rieesbeI=
oen.
9tun peroeu lte allo auigeioroert,
alle aunitibGse. oie mebr als flint,
tauleno Dollars nert iino, ab5ulie.
fern - lpos pobl fir mon6en einen
Shlag tns aontor oarltelen oiirfte.
slber es lit gut 10. 2eioer banoeIt es
Iib eben nur 1m &unitlhdte. Cine
~erbeutete" Serlenfette, Elm Brilliant
armbano uno Gbnlife 9inge itno fei=
ne aunItid)dse. Sic iinb einfad 8eu=
te. 2eiher. esa .nne1
Gas Gngrosgeib1ft, oos ser
5auptmann 0uront nit oen beilis
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