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INSTRUCTION COURSES

LEARN TO DRIVE in car you will
use-your own: prof. instructor,
hablo ESpanol GE. $685.. 3
MODERN EkAINIsG In oeauty cul-
ture, all subjects taught Approved
and evening classes. WAR FLYNN
BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 @ st nv
Dl 1852
EARN YOUR DIPLOMA at home in
spare time: high school. business,
c. S.. 2I0 Bond Bldg Me S166
ENGLISH AND FRENCH LESSONS
Advice about writing, grammar,
speech and personality; Columbia
Sorbonne grad. AID. 500, Ext. 226
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English. seh-confldence. freedom from
elf-consciousness. MI. $3.50.
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OFFICE FURNITURE

OFFICE FURNITURE
$500 pieces of high-grade furniture
from Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
N. Y. Mahogany, walnut, oak; saw
ing from 75eo on the dollar.
Flat-top desk, 60x32 $50 80
Flat top, so inches S32 so
Typewriter drop center, d. p S24 30
Drop-center typewriter, S. p S22 so
Tables, so in, two drawers SIT 80
Tables, 72-in.. two drawer $3.50
Other miscellaneous tables
80 to 4S in, from $S and ur
Bank of England mahogany straight
Typist chair. steel revolving
Typist chair, leather seat and
back, wood base $3.50 each
Wood clothers, single-door
clothes closets $3.50 each
Hundreds of other good usable arti-
cles for home and office. Free de-
livery within metropolitan area OF
Washington, y. c.
MANHATTAN OFFICE EoPT. CO.
$50 New York Ave. NV.
Open All Day Saturday
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MIscELLANEoUs FOR SALE

is mafe s1as TSpIERs sfI sass SAWN tsf
BROKERS SALES CO.. 913 D st.
ADDING MACHINE, Corona. 7-col
Special. 500. TENDERS PAWN
BROKERS SALES CO.. 913 D st.
NV. NE. 1899:
r. c. Allen, L. c. Smith. Corona;
some new, some used. Before you
buy see them: great bargains; save
money; SOL COHEN. 32e H st. ne.
ADDRESSING MACHINEs-Full line
from S9.95 Nd AMERICAN TYPE
WRITER CO. Il; 2-0os2 49,, .
SssiSq; %siyep nov ~ ss;ss. 81 ,}ST gS71ED TYPE
AIR . coNp1TIoNING eS EQUIPMENT
for homes, stores and offlces; lin
tied quantity of new 1850 Carrier
window and console models for i'm,
mediate installation. Take up to 8
years to pay. Buy with confidence
from an old-established firm, COM
MERCIAL SALES CO., l1ol N. Capt.
Als.c5SDiT1oNER, r.: SS TrlDN sla5 and up wG oe,
quantity Of rentals Cali Hu. sa62
AIR CoNDfTioNERs-Drastcp price
buyers PARAMOUNT CO. :15f
Georgia ave. NV, established 1929
.EU. $500; ample free parking.
t from; 500 LOO e. each ghile they NlI ,sst
CO, sl8 Kennedy st. NV. GE
Evening star., 1950-06-07

REFRIGERATORS
LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN. ALI
BRAND-NEW WE ARE IN A PO-
SIT1ON TO SAVE YOU UP TO S10C
ON MOST NATIONALLY KNOWN
REFRIGERATORS ALSO TELEVI.
S1ONS, WASHERS. AIR CONDI-
TONERS, RANGES AND MANY
OTHER APPLIANCES. TER NJ
Evening star., 1950-06-07

pressor. mounting brackets anc
tank. $40. XII. S-S366.
eral line. bargains every day. 5000
Conn ave-. Chevy Chase. Md. s
ANTIQUE reproduction, Hepplewhitt
Sideboard; mahogany, inlaid; very
pretty and in good cond.; #. long
Day, phone LA. 6-7313. 3
ANTIQUE MELODEON told fashioned
pump oreanj: needs repair on ex.
treme bass and extreme treble keys
Most of stops in working order
$50. UN 1888.
AQUARIUM, 15-gallon. with stand
fluor. light and motor. $50. Cal
Ii. 7-1923 IS
BABY CARRIAGE-Good condition
SO. Call Ii. 3-92S3. .
BABY CARRIAGE, exactly like new
paid S45, yours for S12. Will deliver
for annrnYal AT 7l2R
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ALPERSTEIN'S
1920 7th ST. NV.
MA. 1859

RUG, new. 9x12. first quality, all
Wool Chinese, from Hongkons; $3.50.
RUGS. imported: Persian. oriental
design. heavy. closely woven for
MAYFA1R saoP. Pc ,.9S E0pSi g st o''Ee9 %
RUGS-Matching, 1Ox12 and sx9;
oval Peter Hunt table; chair and
ottoman; antique vase. AK. 1864
SEWING MACHINES-Rebuilt singer,
portable, S24,50. Discount on new
machines. Terms. Open ewes. We
repair; electrify. N. E. SEWING MA
CHINE, 1915 H st. ne. TR. 6S41.
SHOWCASES, bakers. 4 S-ft. new
type bakery showcases, $3.50 each;
plete with compressor, 5000; 36-
inch 2-speed exhaust fan. FEDERAL
BAKE SHOP. 1905 F st. NV. DI.
SNOWFALL ACCOMPLISHMENTS
ter, the only automatic SNOWFALL ma
ea2s aa Zee paIINskY 1851 'e5ai 55tb
SODA FOUNTAIN, new 9 IT. 10 in
Bobtail: will sell at cost to clear
inventory; Bastian Blessing soda
jars, 3 die-stamped sinks, complete
with carbonator and compressor
ready to operate; only 5000. Ma
6870; ewes, CHI. 1000. Ext. 500. -
SODA FOUNTAIN. sastain Blessing,
10 stools, very new; automatic dish
washer, gas rance, $4,000 FED
ERAL BAKE SHOP. 1905 St Nv.
DI. 4799, -
SOFA - Sheraton, tapestry covered,
used year: airfoam cushions. Call
between 8 and 8 pm. TIE. 5464. %
SOFA. Simmons Hide bed, excel.
cond., .S135 cash. Call 10. 1924
after Z pm.
SOFA, Chippendale, dusty rose, in
perfect condition, SIS; also blankets.
CO. 1929. 10
STENOTYPE-Late model; recondi-
toned. guaranteed: SA2. so UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO. RE 1I77
STORE FIXTURES+Suitabl for men,
women or .children's wear; beautiful
blonde oak Is -6-ft. by eft. wall
cases. z 6-ft. floor cases, 2 6-ft.
tables, l 6-ft. sock bar, / Aft
wrapping counter, / Omer register
and stand. ETC.; priced very low.
1852 Fairfax dr.. Arl., Va. OK. 1461.
STOVE, gas. cook: 2 rugs 9x12. also
8 small scatter rugs. Call GE. 4235.
Evening star., 1950-06-07

PAINTING q PAPERINC
Swing work, exper. mechanics, free
estimates. M. F. BEALL, SH. 1889.
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FURN. CASH & CARRY

Old stock must go. Tsrridc Savings.
ANSONIA FURNITURE CO..
New Owner, j. J. Strikol
$4,000 must 20 for $4,000.
I4S 4S Mip1os,. ham9s p,cture. $s so so
$50 Liv. RIM. Chairs S3-S1S
130 Coffee, End Tables - $3.50
Cribs, strollers, carriages. play pens,
mattresses. high chairs.
80 Dinette Sets --- S12-S39
So overstufed Chairs Se-$1s
6 Love Seats S12-S19
4S Chests of Drawers S19-S22
8 Din. RIM. Sets S12S-S195
Is Platform Rockers, Gooseneck.
S25 each
All new furniture.
sol H st. ne, corner 9th and H.
Open till pm. IL 3-3354. III
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AIR CONDITIONERS

AIR CONDITIONERS
SEE Us BEFORE BUYING YOUR
ROOM AIR CONDITIONER. Ma.
MANUFAcTuRER'S LIST. S419.95
OUR RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICE
A LARGE SELECTION OF Ma.
TIONALLY KNOWN BRANDS AT
DEEP-CUT PRICES.
ALPERSTEIN'S
1920 7th st. NV.
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TELEvIsIok REPAIRS
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS, PoRCHEs, recreation
rooms; nothing down. yrs. to pay.
HAMILTON CONSTR. CO.. RE.
ANTIQUE FURNITURE upholstered
Large selection of fabrics. expert
BROS. l234 14th ST. NV. Ma. 2S33.
BRICK WORK, walls, garages, FIRE
places, repairing. lst class work.
manship. MI. 611S after 5 pm.
Evening star., 1950-06-07

BOXER PUPPY, S mes. female. fAwn'
tnnoc.. houseeroEsn excel, peol-
Evening star., 1950-06-07

BOARDING. grooming and every care
for your dog; under veterinary SUI
pervision.
ELPAw KENNELS, REG.
Alex, Va. Duke ST. Ext. TIE. 243o.
Evening star., 1950-06-07

AIR-CONDITIoNING UNITS - New
1850 YORK window models. can b;
Fl. PYrchs4fffff2 ha4ff2 'G + &c NJ 0ef REFRioE fS ERA
TION CO. YOUR York authorized
Air CONDITIONING UNITS - New
1850 window models for rent by
the week, month or season. Cal
OF rental units limited. Call Ii
3-4112, r. g. M. REFRIGERATION
CO, PA L st. ne, your Philco
and York authorized dealer.
AIR CONDITIONERS. new and re-
conditioned. sold. rented. exchanged,
Serviced; fully guaranteed. OR. 4769
BISHOP EQUIPMENT CO.
51O4 Macarthur Blvd. NV.
we take pride in rendering prompt
efficient service"
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

PARKING SPACE
Two spaces In rear of 1920 l. st. NV.
HENRY ]. ROBB, INC, 1924 Ver-
mont ave. NV. 3
Evening star., 1950-06-07

OFFSET PLANT-Camera, screens
platemaking equip; 17x22 press;
job press type Box 23S-K, Star. 81
MOTOR-Elgin, Mol. 81
Special. S47. Like new. TEND
LERS'S PAWNBROKERS SALES CO.,
, 1950-04-24
MODERN ETIQUETTE
BY Roberta Lee

g, When a house guest has per-
mission from her hostess to invite
friend to dinner, or some other
affair, by whom should the invi-
tation be extended?
A. All invitations in this ease
should come from the hostess.
9. II you are paying a call on
a person who has just moved into
your neighborhood, is it proper to
ask to be shown around her
house?
A. It is much better to wait for
your hostess to suggest this, as
she may not be ready for inspec-
ton.
@ Who should stand the ex-
pense Of the engraving and mail
ing of wedding invitations and
announcements?
A. The brides parents.
, 1950-04-24
LESSON in ENGLISH
BY W. !. Gordon
WoRDs OFTEN MIsusrn.

OE I'm MASUSEU:
Do not say, The work is most
done" Say, rs almost finished.
OFTEN MISSpELLED:
Varicose. Pronounce var-i-kos.
a as in at, j as in it, os as in most
tnot IS in nose), accent first syl-
liable.
OFTEN
Anniversary observe the two
ms and the airy.
SYNONYMS
EquivocaI, doubtful, dubious,
ambiguous, uncertain.
WORD STUDY
DOGMATIsM; positiveness in
assertion in matters Of opinion,
without proof. pronounce the 8
as in loss). 4 cannot tolerate the
dogmatism Of bigots."
HA w..
, 1950-04-24
FOR SALE

Chevrolet 1l2 ton Pickup
Truck, 1871 Model May be in
spected by arrangement with
Office at Central Factory.
Bids to be submitted by 800
?. NJ, May 8, 1850. Forms
available at office.
Rural Electric Division
Virgin Islands Cooperation
, 1950-04-24

sound, constructive action for
the benefit and welfare Of all
concerned.
A proper distribution Of
time, effort and attention, so
that no section feels neglected,
coupled with the proper en-
phasis upon public relations
which call to our support the
vast masses on the mainland
win seem to be a course
which might well be followed.
And if this course is followed,
the new administration will be
well on its way to unques-
toned success.
EE&F
, 1950-04-24

.5# .##a# @E
GOOD PUBLIC RELATIONS ADVISABLE
THE APPOINTMENT Of a native Governor should not
be the signal to cut off all relationships with the mainland.
except for an occasional trip in behalf of deficiency appro-
prlations. There are many reasons for avoiding such a cut off.
lNTHE FIRST place, these Islands, in this day and time.
have become a part of the American scene. During the Haste
administration, all races and classes on the mainland and else
where, became conscious that the Islands were a tourist ha-
ven; that here indeed was freedom Of body and soul and
conscience, and that the air was not only pure, but it carried
q type OF freshness spiked with a freedom not found else
where. The colored American Of distinction, finance. and bro
minence became aware that he could turn southeastward to
a vacation ground where enjoyment was unaloyed. Church
groups, fratenities, political parties and Others also realized
that there was obligation which could be met by and through
their influence in many fields. All Of this must not be forgot
ten, and a very serious effort should be made to keep alive
and much in tact the type Of public relations which could
bring great gain to these shores.
JUST HOW THE Governor and his advisors are to meet
this problem is matter which they can best determine, but
itmight not be aniss to pass the word along that a lob Of pub
lie relations must be done, and the sooner the better. While
it is true that Congress may be entirely in favor and look with
approving eyes upon the work of the new Governor, vet Con-
gresS is a political body, and it responds to political stimuli as
- AS'POHuS ~ AOuMA6 CioC. IA 1HcdS only one AuQlng, and
that is thatinfluendal relationships must be maintained on the
mainland, and these will in turn help to exert the necessary
pressure at the necessary points.
BY NOW 1T should be apparent that The AVIS is tax
ing the more difficult Of two courseS-that Of looking things
squarely in the face and attempting to be constructive. There
is little Or no merit in the theory that a loud opposition spark
ed with unnecessarily vicious attack upon the government
produced the desired results. For a moment il seems specta
cular, and no doubt can must r a following but what we in
the Virgin Islands need at the moment IS not spectacular ac-
ton which calls forth the applause Of the grandstand, but
, 1950-04-24
BY THE
of the
VIRGIN ISLANDS
OF THE UNITED STATES
A PRO
Community Health Week

WHEREAS, the health of
the community, both physical
and mental, is its most valua-
bic asset; and
WHEREAS there is a need
for better understanding and
utilization of the Health De-
partment as the agency set up
by government to direct eff
forts to safeguard the health
of the community; and
WHEREAS it is the inescap-
able obligation Of every citi-
zen in the community to aid
in insuring the health of the
community;
NOW, THEREFORE /, NOR
RIS F. DE CASTRO, Governor
OF the Virgin Islands, do here
by proclaim April 1929 as:
HEALTH E E
throughout the Virgin Islands
Of the United States, and 1
urge individuals, groups, and
agencies, to observe the week
with appropriate ceremonies
designed to stimulate interest
in the devotion to the cause Of
community health.
IN N r i
have hereunto set my hand
caused the Seal Of the Virgin
Islands Of the United States Of
America to be affixed, at Char
lotte Amalie, St. Thomas, Vir-
gin Islands, this twelfth day Of
April AID, 1850.
NORRIS F. DE CASTRO
Governor
E A
, 1950-04-24

a. The brides parents.
, 1950-10-02
Two More Announce
Candidacy for Seuts
II Mum. Council

Two more candidates have
announced their intention to
run for seats in the 81. Croix
Municipal Council at the com
ing election. They are Stanley
Farrelly who will seek one Of
the town seats and Ernst Rohl
sen, who will oppose Ludwig
Harrigan, the present Member
at Large.
Both men are running as in
dependents. Mr.. Rohlsen said
he tried to organize a slate but
was unsuccessful.
It was learned, but not con-
firmed officially, that William
Johansen, a former council
man, and Eugene Schuster are
among those running together
CONTINUED on page A.
, 1950-10-02
KOREAN ASSEMBLY
TO CONVENE IN
SEOUL SHORTLY

Preparations are underway
for the converting of the Ko-
rean National Assembly in
Seoul shortly. The members
are preparing to leave Pusan,
the temporary capital, and will
reconvene two days after their
arrival.
During their three-month
occupation Of Seoul the inva-
ders made no effort to win the
support Of the people, resi-
dents told reporters that about
5000 persons lost their lives in
this manners Mass graves have
been uncovered; many Of these
victims were tried at hastily
convened Peoples Courts"
that convene on street corners.
, 1950-10-02
South Koreuns
Cross 38th PurulleI:
Others Neur

South Korean Republican
forces have crossed the 18th
parallel and are now holding
positions across the border.
General Nc Arthur has call
ed upon the North Koreans to.
surrender and avoid further
bloodshed and destruction to
property but thus far, no reply
has been received from the
communist commander in
chief.
United Nations forces in the
meantime are hopping up
pockets of resistance,
Some advance units have
reached Monson, ten miles be-
low the 18th parallel.
Major General Edward AL
mond said that so far as the
invading communist armies
below the 38th parallel are
concerned they have been eli
minated as a fighting force.
Many of the communists have
probably shed their uniforms,
Continued on page A
, 1950-10-02
students to Speuk
On School Heulth
w dnesduY Night

Students from each of the
schools of Christiansted town
will participate in a discussion
on school health on Wednes-
day night, October 4th at the
Public School Annex. The
schools to be represented are
the Public Grammar School,
the High School, st. Mary's
School, and the Adventist
School.
Questions to be considered:
What are the most important
health problems in our
school? Is there anything stu
dents can do towards solving
them? What can teachers do2
How about parents? Can the
Departments of Health and
at Education help?
This meeting, which also in
cludes the showing Of a sound
movie, is sponsored BY the Pa
rents Health Organization. All
teachers, parents, and others
who may be interested are in
vited to attend. There is no adj
mission fee.
, 1950-10-02
DR.. Melvin Evons
Resumes Post Of
Municipal PhYscion

DR.. Melvin Evans, Munich
pal Physician, for st. Croix,
who had been absent from st.
Croix for two years taking
postgraduate work in internal
medicine at Freedman's Hos
pital in Washington, returned
here on Thursday and resum-
ed charge Of the Frederiksted
Hospital yesterday, October /.
He was accompanied by
Mrs. Evans and their family.
, 1950-10-02
V. l. TO BENEFIT
Opportunity
FELLO w

New York, N. Y. Territories
ike the Virgin Islands are spe-
fically included in the new
Opportunity F~ellowships, be-
ing offered for the second
year by the John Hay Whit
ney Foundation, 30 RockefeI
Ter Plaza, New York 20, NY.
The purpose of the fellow
ships, according to DR.. Robert
Weaver, director Of the
Foundation, is to broaden OPP
portunities in America" and
TO give opportunity for spec
ial experience or advanced
study to persons Of exceptional
promise who, otherwise, might
not be able to reach their full
lest development or make
their fullest contribution"
The fellowships are open
not only for scholastic study
but for any kind of training
or experience Journalism, la
Dor, the arts, etc. which may
be most useful in developing
varied talents and varied
forms of leadership.
Awards are a full year Of
serious work and are open to
applicants 22-25 years of age.
In some special cases older
persons may be considered.
Grants normally range from
$1,000 to $4,000.
Last years fellowship win
ners included American In
Spanish Chi
Continued on page A.
, 1950-10-02
Executive Assist. to
Governor Norm
Mentioning in v. /.

Gustave Agrait, Executive
Assistant to Governor Munoz
Marin Of Puerto Rico, and
Mrs. Agrait spent the weekend
in st. Thomas.
Accompanied by His Excel
lency and Mrs. Morris de Cas-
tro, and Mason Barr, Chief Of
the Caribbean Division of the
Office Of Territories, MI. and
Mrs. Agrait attended a cock
tail party given by His Brit
tanic Majesty's Vice-C Consul in
st. Thomas on Thursday after.
noon in honor of His Majesty's
Ship Sparrow"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-06-17
Hunt Tltrgrnfattgrt,

~Sm a1,eult iinb oie 5liegen refill"
laste Der @roBfne6t uno illppte in
aIler @en,iitsrube Die 5liege nit, Die
ibm in Die Wilb gefolen tuar. yiGt
ieoer fann's u,rb ger1t bann tpie Der
groBe M,tguitinls nit ieinem @esner
in groBen Streit iiber Ole Srage,
lpo5u Die Sliesen eigentlid ba iinb.
@an5 flar tit Die Sa6e aub nidt. Sc
funn bod niht Elm @eien BLOB ba51l
seihaffen iein, baB es iiber Eii6 unb
8dnfe ipaaiert, um &anoe Der &oms
|pottIhiiiieln iolange &alnititiide maht.
big es enoIib brin liegt.
@dre i1on erfl1rli1er, ipenn Die
Sliegen 9eidaffen tpdren our Meb.
rling rnlerer @ebuIo. SIT oob i6on
Elm fleines Erepphen gum Sbron Der
Seiligfeit, penn man 10 nittaes
ruben min uub geraoe cine 5liege
alisgere6net auf llnierer Stirn ipa.
aieren fGbrt, mo bod abIolut nihts gu
finoen lit, 1tno tpenn Der Wenib elm.
NAL, fiinfmtal, 5mansigmal nod ibr
idlGgt un6 nod ni9t flu6t, bas III
ibon pasl ODER tpenn iemano an
ieine borgeieste 8eboroe einen 8riei
| ldreiben min, BEN iie nidt binter ben
Spiegel iteden miro, uno er leet itd
ben i60nen 8ogen 5uredt, faut Elm
menig on Dem Seoerbalter. rno ipie
er pieoer auf BEN ldonen 8oeen
iiebt = iist oort eine Sliege unb
madt einen Bunft, no bo6 nod gar
fein Sat geidrie6en lit. 8er 90 Die
@eoulb ni6t nerliert, ielig Der Mann
8iellei6t iollen Die Sliesen uns
auh bes 2ebens &iirae alle Sabre Dor
Mugen fiibren. SIT bo6 elm Sanuner
I'M 10 elm Sliegenleben: Srnmt Elm
paar Saee in Der Stube berum, bon
niemarbem germ geieben, bon allen
berfoIgt, unb nimmt Damn pl0tli6 Elm
tragiih gnbe.
8is bierber bate ib auf Dem Sofo
liegeno pbilolopbiert, aber iett NOR
meme @ebulb 5u gnoe. Drei 5liegen
auf einntal balten ibon cine Biertel-
ltl.nb' allf meinen @angen airmes.
tang. Da nutt fein 5nrtes @infen,
fein 8lalen. fein Sdlagen, fein gfau.
hen, fein 3ubeden nit Dem SaIben.
tuh, nibts, gar 1libts! N11 mart Elm.
nal! Sett lit Sdlub Ser &om0bie.
aIio aufgeitarroen, Die Glieee,,'
] flappe geludt un6 Ieii' an bas 9rei.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-06-17
Rrtfrfh,inhrit
Bon Senriette 8reD

ueber oen blaBblauen Sinrtel ie-
geln @onoerbogel. @oloflar unb
our6ii6tig oie Suit, 10 baB ale Ser.
men gang a,ntpirflid nabe eri6einen.
Die lirtbe Serbitlonne iiberslGn5t per-
fldrenb Die Iette burte, totgetpeibte
Serbitlhonbeit. gs lit feine Slut
mebr in Ser Sonne; tie brauft feline
Sborladbliiten nnebr s,l tpeden, feline
eblen Sriibte mebr 5u f6pellen, nur
ld6eln uno tpobltlm fann iie nod.
Hegl11tgslos iteben oie 8dllme in,
Sonneni6ein = tpie leiie uno gerubie
atneno nod ihtperem @erf. Ni1t Elm
3neiglein betuegt iid. SOUR BIN 1nb
tuieoer tnnnelt ionnelrlatt elm gelbes
8latt CUR groe, cine reife Sru6t fGat
Ing @ras, cine ipdte Werle ii1tgt iebns
Tii6tig BON ser SiibIanbsreiie. Mm
Strauh bingt nod cine bluiie Stole
unb on Der @artenlna,ier trGumen
ieioene Wealpen ibren &oniginnen-
tralm. 8eorginen 1eu6ten inn 9ede11'
pinfel, Elm buntes Miternbeet mohte
ben ipeiBen 1lno rola 8I11it bes 2en5es
pergeiien 1naben, mo1te cine lette
Sb0nbeit oir barbieten u1o boIt ba-
fir bns Iebte an Sarben aus Ser
miioen, eebeapiuisen groe. go rib.
reno lit Die ibeibenbe S90nbeit Der
Natur, baB on iagen m0dtelt: r9iebe,
treue grbe, IaB es gut iein, n1iibe oif
nidt mebr. 0u bait genug getan. 81,
bolt gebliibt uno 5rudt setraeen -
rube nun aus -"
Stin 1,n6 idpeieenb iteben Die
8dloer. gidt nebr i'm ssitgenopran.
gen unb iugenbfrilbem 2altb, ionoern
in errtiter Sf0nbeit, Ole in oes Cont
mers Gluten l,no Stiirmen gerei It lit.
Ser @al6, Der iid gum S1eiber,
bereitet, bat iein toitbares 8rofat-
geipun6 angetan, barin es metalliib,
fupfern unb goIbbraun ibintrnert u1lb
oas b11rbuebt lit init @oIb nno Hur.
pur ut,o Sdarla6rot.
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