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Evening star., 1950-01-09
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY - i94e
Chevrolet vans. stakes: panels anc
pickups for hire by day. wk: or con
tract PUBLIC ''ERVlCE :, RIV. uR-
SELF. 1923 L st NV. ME. 70ll
VET desires household moving. gen
hauling, contract work: insured
prompt; reas. rates. JU. 7-7157. II
VAN TRUCK, any size Job; promp
service; reas. local or long distance
ia. 2a37: after pm. GE. 1416. g
Evening star., 1950-01-09
FARMS WANTED

WILL TRADE STOCK in a Ice, we'll
ton at $1,000 as payment on a
farm with comfortable home, near
Washington. Please describe fully,
state price and nature Of encum-
brance. 4 any. Box 4s-J, Star. -1.5
SMALL HOUSE, acreage; half mile
bus, train, stores; state rent. Box
440-R, Star.
FARM WANTED in Fairfax County;
Will consider any size. State de-
tails. Box 42S-M, Star. la
Evening star., 1950-01-09
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

FAIR, HONEST APPRAISALS on au
makes of cars are assured at
MeKEE,dpaoNT1Ac. 1884 I st, NV
MORE CASH FOR YOUR CAR. new
or used. Drive IN. bring your title
and get cash. WOLFE MOTORS
18th and K sts NV Elk 1852
1885 TO 194l MODELS
100 needed for Southern trade; i'm
mediate cash. R l. MOTORS, 1925
Rhode Island ave. ne. MI. 9774
CAROLINA AUTO BUYERS. INC.
We want cars regardless of price;
don't trade on a new car or sell to
portunity to buy at your price. We
need 100 cars, 1899 to 1919. II
financed. will pay balance and give
you cash difference. One of Wash
ington's oldest exclusive used car
buyers: All cash or certified checks,
Drive in lot for inspection and pur-
chase of your car between 9 am
and 7. pm. Closed Sunday.
Ask for Mr.. Sanders. ST. 2344.
VIZ
Evening star., 1950-01-09
Exclusive Realtors FA. 1896
NOT OFTEN FOUND

Loudoun County farm, about 80 miles
per acre; old log frame house OF
6 rooms, recently improved; small
tenant house and outbuildings
tract contains 23S acres; price,
SI1:5oo. Phone 'GE. 7037 or FA.
6517 10
Evening star., 1950-01-09

SEE WHY
Pontiac Means Mckee
See Our Week End Specials
lg4s sTuDEBAKER .$1.1e5
Black, 4-door, fully equipped.
ls47 POMT1AC S1,195
Convertible, canary yellow, fully
equipped
1e49 FORD S1.1a3
Custom, 4-door 8.
McKEE-PONTIAC
1928 L st. NV. ST, TOO
Evening star., 1950-01-09

| ASSaNaaD,DpN9sA D
" 9uABuN -
3-Doy Driving
rial
30-Doy Warranty
Dependable
Condition
Honest Value
''48 Mercury 81 ,245
4-door, black, r. and h.
'46 Olds ------$l ,345
4-door "e8", black, r.
and h.; Hydra.
'46 Ford - .---S7o5
Super de luxe Tudor.
block; r. and h.
al ChrysIer --- $5e5
Conv., red; r. and h.
'4o Plymouth ---S8o5
Club coupe; blue; r. and
h.
al Pontiac - Sl,le5
Four-dr. Streomliner "6",
gray; r. and h.
'4e Ford ------SI, 1895
Groy; r. and h.; one
owner; low miIeoee.
'48 Chevrolet --$l ,3o5
FIeetIine 2-door, blue,
r. and h.
'4o Studeboker, ST 1875
Chomp. Regal de luxe
conv., blue. overdrive.
rodio, elm.
al Studeboker, ST ,O95
Champ. 4-door sedan;
green; eIim.. hiIIholder.
seat covers.
'48 Studeboker, ST ,2o5
Champ. de luxe sedan;
overdrive. clin.. scot
covers.
Al Studeboker --$445
Comdr. Regal de luxe
lond Cruiser; black,
overdrive, eIin.
Open Mon. through
Fri, 9 O'Clock.
sot. 6 Sun till 5 pm.
One Of the Nations Largest
Studeboker Dealers
ssN's9m.D 2 w. |
&c ..ses 81
LEE D. BUTLER |
"a Inc.
-atn n2l 2lst st:N:M |
" District 0ll0
s4utisr Bonded Cars Make Good
o. W. Do"
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

osdyEoIET g5lsS! Hoo5 dRSdK M ali lP4R f. 5P5 sra
after $40 pm. %
s575o; he HENRY's. 1925 7th st: nv nv
cHaEtyfRaotiiEr, IL fati 1912 s-ton 6: Q: z;
cond., 10000 actual miles, S40Q
cash. Call EX. 1924, 8 am. to $3.50
pm. daily except Sun. .-12
tires; $500 or best offer. Call NE, y
1912 5gs'' FEDERAL 2la-ton dump;
motor. hoist and tires. good cond ::
$500 or best offer. TIE. 4932.-12
GMG, @ 1h.,on: od l2-ft furnitG5e rat resdu van
mileage only 17,7oo; cost $1,000;
price 81 -o95; terms or trade. LAYNE'
1919 CHEEv. 2-ton truck; CT s,xl2'
steel bed with open open Aft; * high ,,sl b
io0Hen IN fear; s'ses ss5xso sSof foply o front 4
speed axle giving 10 speeds, springs
built up, to carry minimum OF rs
tons; used two months, has less
sna ta9 5000 ,spn miles can be seen va at
Best offer, no dealers. .
Excel. eond. s4e5. 10. s-2o42. I3'
FORD 1887 panel truck: 1ha-ton. Can
DODGE l946 h-ton express; this is
an excel buy at S565. KAPLAN &
CRAWFORD, 1929 champlain st.
FRUEHAUF TRAILERs, 1 Federal
model As tractor. All in good cond
To inspect call Mr.. WATKINS, RE.
1888. 3
CHEVROLET 1946 2-ton stake body
truck: good cond May be seen Mon
through Fri. at A. ABEL & CO.. rear
1928 K st. NV, EX. 0979. 90
1949 CHEVROLET truck, 1ia-ton.
13-ft. factory made body. Call week
days. after pm. co. O310. all day
Evening star., 1950-01-09

TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
Will BUY OR SELL End trust notes.
Mr.. JAMES, DI. 1865. --10
Evening star., 1950-01-09
ACREAGE FOR SALE
ACREAGE WANTED
FARMS FOR SALE

70 RENT-Farm Of 800 or more
acres. vicinity of Gaithersburg or
Seneca. with good pastures, water
and adequate bldgs. No dairying.
Cash basis. Phone Gaithersburg
II3 ACRES, mostly wooded land: 10
acres farming ground: located in
King George County, Va.,.7 mi. from
Potomac Beach; Arm. house, gar.
and CHICKEN ken house; good Soadds; quick
CHOICE DAIRY FARM, within 20
miles of Wash. splendid brick house;
. good dairy barns, 2 silos, all
necessary outbuildings: 76 acres;
priced right; ready for occupancy;
milk checks are steady income.
EASTMAN & SEAY
Exclusive Realtors FA. 1920.
Evening star., 1950-01-09

WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED
WANT waterfront lot or acreage
near Washington. Box 396-R. Star.
Evening star., 1950-01-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER 1913 Champion sedan;
equipped; quality car; 81 ,0g4;
WHOLESALERS, 1871 sladensburs
sTUDEBAKER 1888 Commander,
blue, 4-dr.. good cond., 1925. Gall
Willis vi eslGi 9iEEp 1s4s station wagon. ms
SuTo ssf VII WaoEMA1ERs.' aGsni Psi Pss Ris sIs
densburg I'd. Ii. 3-sS0o. Ill
WILLYs '4s sedan, deluxe: S795. $50
sSERRs SAFE s9iHTHBBEIad siSC BIsd.n:sars Ssm WHOLE
PONTIAC 194s station wagon; this
Is the best wagon buy in town; very
low mileage: interior like new: r.
and h. Today's special at $1,4e5.
Wo. 2l61. Open s to s; Sunday,
HUDSON 1912 super 8 sedan; beart:
you need good. clean, economies ii
transp.. hurry won't last long at
1895; only Sl35 down,
oldsmoDiIe. hAUb ssae sSoS;i Wis INC: Eve. wo.
3IeI: Open 5 70 s: sun. ! to SO
BUICK 40 Dynanow conv., S2,595.
CHEV. '4s Glib. cpe., S1,195.
FORD ~ 8 sed.. 2-dr., $795.
oLDs Al .7s sedanette, S495.
LINCOLN 40 sedan. $295.
PLYMOUTH 40 2-dr., S1e5.
PACKARD 80 4-dr, $l95.
BEACH MOTORS, 1910 14th st. NV.
-15
SERVICEMEN-VETS
Let. US purchase your cars for you at
wholesale contract rate. We finance
o. 8. PUR. ASSOC. HU. 4333. -15
PACKARD AZ Clipper club sed.
beaut. sunmetal finish. clean in
cond.. This Is our super special;
priced 5000 under market at 1,O95.
PAUL BROS. INC.
522O Wis Ave. Wo. 21s1
Open s to 8. sunday 1 to 8.
Evening star., 1950-01-09

NASH 1949 sedan; equipped; . quail
ity car; S1,394. $500 down Why
pay more? AUTO WHOLESALERS,
1871 Bladensburg rd., Ii. 3-SS00.
Evening star., 1950-01-09

NASH '36 coupe 6 cylinder; original
black finish; this car has had the
best of care and is in better con-
dition than most cars years newer:
priced at only $3.50 WILLIAMS 4
BAKER. NASH. 2S19 M st. NV. HO.
Evening star., 1950-01-09
OFFICES WANTED

EMALL OFFICE SPACE for public
stenographer, business center. Box
294-J. Star. 3
Evening star., 1950-01-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD 1947 sedan, equipped, I
quality car, S1,094, $500 dn. VIII!
pay more2 AUTO WHOLESALERS
1871 Bladensburg rd., Ii. 3-SS00.
Milford chronicle., 1950-02-03

Helps You Pile Your Shelves High
-. Keep Your Food Bills Low 5!
eye for uood buy7 family budget to watch
Here's chance and save A&P We've Great bic selection
everything good We've everything
TO help family thrifty and delicious meal
Arkansas State press., 1950-04-14

the well the food from between the
teeth When all of the teeth have been brushed the
surface inside surfaces the upper teeth
in the way.
The chewing surfaces Of the teeth therefore
particles of food usually lodged there and always
brush these with motion the food
The lower teeth cleaned in the the teeth
But the bres of the brush placed the below the teeth
drawn upward sweeping motion The
side well as outside to the and food particles
from between the teeth The chewing lower teeth are
brushed with rotary motion too.
After the and teeth have been brushed
of the mouth with being
be brushed in order its coating particles good
that good start has been made for better hygiene
the teeth because this does from be-
tween the teeth and often gums Remember the
teeth the correct way for good hygiene
Arkansas State press., 1950-04-14

best selected at the state PTA
Miss S. l.. Williams is teacher.
Mrs. Gladys Mays instructed a
class on program planning for
two days at the state PTA. meet
ing -.... PERSONAL: Billy Oates
celebrated his fifth birthday with
a party last week. He was the
recipient of many lovely gifts.
Out of town guests were Mrs.
Mrs. Mary Steinburg of st. Louis,
mother of Billy; Mrs. Thelma
Moore and son of North Little
Rock ..On the sick list this week
are Mrs. Josephine Flemming,
Mrs. Matte Adams, Mrs. Thadiee
Rice, Mrs. Ethel Rodgers and
Mrs. Melinda Huff.
Arkansas State press., 1950-04-14

kept easily bsles should be resilient but not stiff
they nure gums The toothbrush should be rnsed under cold
running allowed
should be replaced frequently There
should they
Dentce powders pastes and liquid cleansing agents for
teeth regarded indications Any
abrasives which the
indications which nue the The dentee should be
changed n a while
good habit of oral hygiene keep the teeth scrupulouy
brushing the teeth after
teeth should be brushed in the that they the teeth
down they down. and the teeth
the mouth slightly the bris the
the above the teeth and with sweeping notion
down from the the chewing sweeping motion
Arkansas State press., 1950-04-14
THE PAPER ARkANSANS DEMAND

This weekly you will be proud to sell, for stands
Honesty Justice and Farpay and Stands behind what
it Stands brings that be had elsewhere
bones pick" and apologies to make II has
strings prevent it from publishing the
happens THE PRESS CAN AND WILL TELL THE TRUTH.
Its free express their opinions and write the
news the way they get il.
Arkansas State press., 1950-04-14
NEWPORT
Dewitt Haynes

WITH THE SCHOOLS: Parents
are urged to enroll all children
who will be of school age next
year as soon as possible. Call
principal Craft at 995 for further
information -. Election of officers
for the PTA will be held soon
All members and friends are ask
ed to attend the meeting Friday
Childress high school of Wynne
will motor here for the final bas-
ketball game of the season. The
senior boys will play The stu
dents enjoyed a two day vacation
during the time the teachers at
tended the teachers association in
Little Rock The second grades
health poster was one of the five
Arkansas State press., 1950-04-14
With The Churches
Wesley Chapel

Wesley Chapel Methodist church
will observe FAITH EMPHASIS
DAY Sunday. At the ll;00 o'clock
hour Miss Sarah Jackson of the
Methodist Council. will be the
guest speaker.
At TOO p. m. the women will
present Tel-a-vision Review with
o. B. Fisher portaying Mary Nc
Loud Bethune; Mrs. K. c. jenkins
portraying Elanor Roosevelt; Mrs.
J. S. Ivy, Marion Anderson; Mrs,
Alberta II. Jones, Clara Booth
Luce and Mrs Hilda carter, Ma
dam Chang Kai-shek of China.
These portrayls of women of the
half century" will bring out the
part Christian women play in
building a world Christian COM
munity through their services in
local church activities. Several
guests on the program will fun
nish vocal and instrumental solos.
Captains of the various divisions
Of the christian army will report
the amounts received in the Spec
ial Faith Offering and honors will
be awarded the division raising
the highest amount of finance.
Invitation is extended to the
public to come and share with the
Womans Society of Christian this
day of Fellowship and Faith En-
phasis.
Arkansas State press., 1950-04-14
Personal Care Of
The Teeth"

Oral hygiene is that branch
of dentistry which deals with the
correct care of the hard and soft
structures within the oral cavity.
The correct use of toothbrush
is the most important factor in
oral hygiene. Keeping the teeth
clean is good habit that leads to
better dental health. The teeth
should be brushed as soon after
each meal as possible, and If this
is impossible, the mouth should
be thoroughly ripsed with water.
The toothbrush should be
small with bristles that are uni
form in length. 1t should have
6 tufts of bristles in 2 rows set
widely apart so that they can be
Arkansas State press., 1950-04-14
Rugged Prophet

lnON'G MAKE the mistake of
- thinking that the minor"
prophets Of the Old Testament were
less important than the majors"
The IL men whose writings end our
Old Testament are ia no way less
important than Isaiah, jeremiah or
Ezekiel. They are called "minor"
only because their writings cover
fewer pages. First in point Of time
came Amos.
Arkansas State press., 1950-04-14
First Baptist Church

First Baptist church, 7th and
Gaines will celebrate its 105th an
niversary April % in connection
with the pastors 3rd anniversary.
DR.. ]. H. Ellison. president of
Virginia Union University, Rich
mond. will be the guest speaker
for the day Rev. Roland Smith,
pastor.
Arkansas State press., 1950-04-14

YOUNG BUSINESSMEN-Two of the Presss star statesmen a.
Theodore Woods right of Mrs Nettie Allison 30O7 S
street and student at Booker T. Washington school, Theo
is in the 9th grade and has been reliable salesman for M
Press for number of years George Lee Hardman son M
and Mrs Roosevelt Hardiman lives at 812 w. 18th street NJ
in the 5h grade Glib school, Like Theodore he has M
regular salesman for number of years conscient
worker honest and reliable is his record the State Pres
neWsboys chart The boys will help to direct the future of
city, please encourage them. Press toto by Dal
Arkansas State press., 1950-04-14
Zone Man With God
Is q Majority"

KMOS WROTE OUT his proph.
"a ecies at some later time and
they have been handed down to
us, with all their fire and force,
in the book that bears his name.
We shall see In later lessons
some Of his great messages.
What stands out here Ii this:
Truth Is sometimes popular,
sometimes not, but the living
power Of truth has nothing to
do with the number Of people
who believe II. or whether II IL
pleasant, or with the prestige
Of the man who proclaims II.
II II Is Gods truth, II will live
even II the only man who believes
II Is banished, as Amos was, to the
silent wilderness.
copyright by the a,ional council
81 Religious Education on bella OF a.
Protestant denominations. Released BY
WNU FeaturesD
Arkansas State press., 1950-04-14

. farmer on his
own. He had no
prestige. no back
ing. no social or
official position. no
money, no h | 6 h
education. no ma
tional reputation. In
fact none Of the
things that make
u take notice" of
q strange speaker.
Arkansas State press., 1950-04-14
Ranch Hand Preacher

Il MOS WAS NO city preacher, In
"a fact not a preacher at all. He
would not even call himself
prophet. He was a ranch-hand from
the back country. more like what
we would call a hired hand than
Arkansas State press., 1950-04-14

He had no lecture bureau, had no
luncheon-club. he could not even
hire a hall.
But the Lord had spoken to
him and he knew II. He was
determined that the wealthy
people who crowded the tenn
pie yard In Bethel should hear
him. No doubt the mere sight
Of the man would attract atten-
tion. In his rough working
clothes he would look as out-of-
place In that well-polished
crowd rs q huckleberry In .
pan Of milk.
As his voice, trained in the wide
open spaces, rang out over the
crowd, few people may have
laughed at first. But a circle OF re-
speetful silence would grow
around him. Indeed they liked what
he said, at first.
Roll-Call Of Doomsday
HEOR three transgressions OF
Z Damascus. yea for four >.
i will not turn away the punish
ment thereof" he began Damas-
Gus was capital Of Syria. for gen.
erations their country's bitter and
all too successful enemy. SO when
Amos predicted a crash for Syria,
you may imagine the applause
would be loud.
Then, one after another. as Amos
points his finger east. north, south,
the lightning Of Gods curse is
called down on enemy after enemy
Of the nation OF Israel. Fire, hur-
ricane, defeat and disaster are fore
told for every one.
Too Close Home
EVERYTHING Amos had said
- was true. and came true; every
nation whose downfall he predicted
collapsed Just as he said 1t would.
But that was not the main reason
he had tramped all the way 10
Bethel. He had some things to say
TO the very people before him,
something about themselves and
their own country. So when he had
his audience In the palm Of his
hand, just as they were gloating
over the terrible fate Of the ma
tions they hated, Amos dropped his
bomb on their complacent heads.
THUS saith the Lord: For
three transgressions Of Is
RAEL, yea for four, l will not
turn away the punishment
thereof" The roll-call Of dooms-
day includes every sinful ma
ton. God has no pets, he plays
no favorites. His laws are the
same for all men. Naturally,
IsraeIitcs could well believe
that God hated the sins Of
their enemies. But their own?
That was q different story.
Amos plunged from being the
most popular sidewalk preacher
Of his day TO being the best-hated
man in Israel. In fact. because he
dared to name the king as sinner
number one, he was accused Of
treason, a capital crime in any
country.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-10-19
Dos ostdeutsehe Sfvdivm
wird knoI|rot gefoerbt

Berlin. - Iie Somiet;onen.Ne,
aierl,na beabiiftiet, oie lluiueriitaten
in Der SospietSnne mad, Sen Sftober.
nahlen biird, cine &od)ihulreiorm in
- ~SolfsuniueriitGten" ,,nljunanoeln.
3lr Gorbercitl,na Ser Jog. Sohltuls
reiorm ncrben sic 2ebrforper ,lnN
oie StllScnienihaiten ser llniuerli'
titen sesen,pdrtis in sroBen, llmians
,,9eiillbert". 9urd Ginld,iihtern
iilgiertes 0arnen ,,no SeItueillaes
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mentc" sum Werlaiien Der Gone ee'
,tpl,naen ueroen. Nericnen, duf Die
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-10-19

man megen ihrer Iahliden Suh:si.
ten nlht oer5id,ten mill, ioQen ourcf)
~Solloaritdtserfl1rllngen" nor Ser
Irelbeitlid,en @elt fomprpmltiiert
nerben. Ias Niifsrot Ser .|oIfs.
unnerlitnter" 'oaen Die fommilni'
itiid) eeihulten Stuoenten Der ica,
arbeiter. uno galerniafultaten ttI.
hen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-10-19
Veretn8= kalenDer
Ssntr"l oerbanSes Der Siebenbiiraer Sahien
in Sen yereinaten etoateu oun Noro.Nm,rifa

Versammlung jaehrlich einmal in dem
Won der konvention i'm voraus bestinnoten
Ort und an dem vom Gross ss-Praesidenten
anzuberaumenden Tage.
Gross-Beamte:
Gross-Praesident John Balthes 303 Leader
Bldg. Cleveland Ohio. Main 1881
i Gross. Vie Praes., DR.. John Foisel. 7sl
Eddy Road, Cleveland Ohio.
2. Gross-Vize-P Henry Schnidler
106O5 Linnet Ave.
3. Gross-Vize-Praes., John Orben. 1923
Hudson Dr.. Youngstown, Ohio
Gross-Sekretaer, Georg Martini, 303 Leader
Bldg, Cleveland. Ohio, Main l-ss2l
Gross Schatzmeister. John Halner. 3O3
Leader Bldg, Cleveland o. Main 1891
Gross-Verwaltungsrat: Geo. Depner, 915
Roth. 1872 East l43rd Street, Cleveland,
Ohio: John F. Orben, 3O26 HI udson Dr.,
Youngstown, Ohio; Fred J. Thesis, $50 Home
wood Ave. Salem, Ohio; Herman M Hart
man. 804 Potomac Ave. Erie, Pa
Grossarzt. DR.. Fred J. Schuster. 1921 Erie
Bldg, Cleveland. Ohio; Cherry l-6578.
isen-Komitee- -Beamte:
Vors., Carl Konnerth, 1869 Gridley Road,
Shaker Heights. Ohio.
Sekretaer. Pastor Hans Foisel, 761 Eddy
Road. Cleveland. Ohio.
National-Komitee:
vorsitzer. DR.. John Foisel, 76l Eddy Road,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Vize-vorsitzer. Gcorg Deppner, els Bonnie
Brae Ave, Youngstown Ohio.
John Hallner. 303 Leader Bldg. Cleveland
Ohio.
Henry SCHNEIDER, losos Linnet Ave, Cleve-
land, Ohio
Richard Zeck. 4es South Broadway, sa-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-10-19
Siebenbiireiit, z2lmerifantihes polfsblatt
Was die WeiSsdornhecke wusste!
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&ommiiiar Jren5cl erbielt oaollrd
beitItiat, mas er bcrelts pubtc
So batte Seiner Marbis 0ie Stao'
olio Soh oerlaiicn; ater mar bic:
Ocsbolb Id)on cine TluMt?
2dnelnO entgegnete er:
rSSd, bin BON Sbrem si,ten @ll
len iiterscust, endoiae 0rau. slbs,
es miro bod beiier ieis,, fpeln id
sic &iitfebr Sbres Serrn Sobnc:
abmarte. @onn biirite oelien Giid
febr au erboiien iein9"
rNab ieinen eiseren s(naaben Il
ipateitens iiinf Sasen. Gr gini
n'Nt gerne fort"
rGcrseiben sic, gnooige Sroli
cine. weitere gteusier. Is fonnt
fem, oaB ibnl cine tciegrapbif
Wtitteilllng gema1t nerheu nluB
.Natiirli1 in elmer beruflid}cn Nh
aelcaenbeit. @iiroen Sic mir iii
oieicu Jau Die sloreiie gcbcn foa
nen?"
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mont IN Gcrlin abgeltcgcn. Gor
erreiGt i'm al,h icbe gta1rld)t. D."
SD bin Sbnen auh icbr oont
bar. Cider batte CT olcle Well
ibon beablidtist?"
.Uepibl 8ir ipraIen eigentlid
iMon OH erltcn Gage ieiner snfrni
: Oariibcr."
sd bite, es niGt als SnoiSfre
tion su betrabten lpenn i4 noe
cine Srase binSuIilge."
,0urHalis uiht, Serr Commit
Jar. sd, ueriiebe pcllfonlnlcn, oa
Sie su alien mOeliten Sragen be,
anlaBt merben founen."
rGie Heile oes Serrn Warbit CT
folate iiber IN elmer Yripatal9elt
l 9enbeit2"
.sluerbines! Iie grbid)aItsanat
Iegenbeit nit Dem EoOe mrincs @al
ten bate nod fcune pollltunolge 81
, Iehisune eeiunoen. gs wurcn nci
cinise Sahcn Su erlcoi9en, Die M
periOnli1 abseiGlollcn Wcrocn tonl
ten. Sesbalb Die Heiie."
sd beereiie bas. slber iperOe
4 Sie nibt uneeolllhig, tpenn ib mit
immer nod nitt gang 5uirleoen 9;
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