davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1951-01-24
UN URGES

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. Jan.
Is, (ANP)- The UN General
assembly has gone on record urg-
ing immediate steps for the study
of the extent to which agrarian
conditions hamper the economic
development Of under-developed
areas.
Evening star., 1951-09-03
By Josephine Lowmon

I have before me such an in
spring letter that I feel I must
share it with you. Here it is:
Dear Josephine Lowman,
"Most people think that 80 years
is dreadfully old. I was sc last
December and life still holds much
charm for me. I am active and
alert and love life. I honestly do
not feel as old as I did at so.
Il am interested in all that goes
on in the world and have never
changed my way of living. have
never really thought of getting
old. I like pretty clothes as we'll as
I ever did and love to go out with
my friends of which I have many,
most of them younger than I.
MY husband, my lovely daugh-
ter and my son, have been gone
long time and I take much in
terest in young people. I am well
dressed and groomed, and for a
little old lady I look we'll.
II know that I cannot have so
many years to live but my health
Is excellent and who knows may
live to be 100 or more. AS you
said in your column, women
should not worry about being 40
or so or even 80."
I do not know just what this
letter means to you but for me it
confirms 'omething have long
suspected; that mental viewpoint
has such a drastic effect on the
body that one can almost think
oneself into age or into youth.
Evening star., 1951-09-03
Why Grow Old?
Keep Viewpoint Youthful

You will notice that this attitude
lis evident all through this readers
letter.
She says, "Who knows, I may
live to be 100 or more"-and II
have never really thought of get
ting old"
She has never classified herself
in age groups but has seen life in
its entire sweep always. at all ages.
She loves young people and has
always stayed close to youth.
This writer was probably blessed
with a fine constitution and long
lived ancestors, but who can say
what effect this youthful outlook
has had on glands and heart and
blood vessels and longevity? Even
If it had no effect (Which / refuse
to believe) it has added tons of
happiness to this life and to the
lives of others. How dreary to
measure life in years!
If you would like to have my
leaflet. No. 81, "Watchword of
Science fol Youth After 40." send
a stamped, self-addressed envelope
with your request for it to
Josephine Lowman in care Of
The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1951-09-03
MISS DERBY

suits which are among those un-
believable buys the fashion edi-
tors talk about. Price-wiSe they
are in world Of their own, thanks
to the modern mass-production
methods the firm has applied to
the fashion industry. Fashion
wise find I can put every bit of
dash, the. newest line, the latest
sleeve, the prettiest collar and
the most subtle color-all the
basic elements of good design.
modern trend and feminine ap-
peal-that is found in costly
clothes, even though a million
tiny handstitches and the rich
delicate detail are not included.
When design the Jane Derby
Collection the price is set after
I have had by own free way.
There's a lesson in this, obviously:
The price tag is not your only
passport to the world of best
dressed women. 1t is merely a
piece in the puzzle that always
faces every woman each season
how to spend your clothes
dollar wisely, when to Splurge
and when to hold back.
How do you know good value
when you see it? First and fore
most, I would say, is to seek the
proper cut, a real essential no
matter what the price. 1t doesn't
make a particle of difference
whether the fabric is the most
expensive imported tweed or an
ordinary wool crepe. If the line
is bad . :. the shoulder too square,
the waistline wrong, the skirt
skimpy instead of slim, the arm
holes out of kilter-it just won't
do.
Second, buy a dress which feels
right on your figure. Even some
of the greatest designers may not
construct a dress exactly as your
particular body is built. while a
popular-priced designer who likes
good clean lines and good fabric,
may cut patterns so they just
seem custom made for you in
your size.
Third, I would avoid a bargain
on the marked down rack in favor
of a brand-new inexpensive dress
or vice, versa--only after trying
both on and studying yourself
carefully in the fitting room, walk
ing around and sitting down.
There is. such a thing as love at
first sight in clothes, but most
dresses have to be lived with just
like a husband.
I believe the woman whose
wardrobe is a carefully built
mosaic of dollars and sense. with
a good whopping expenditure here
and a canny buy there, is more
apt to have something individual
and distinguished, while the
woman with nothing but arith-
metic on her mind may have very
little to show for what she spent
-. be it lot or a little.
Evening star., 1951-09-03
Elegant, but Simple, Are Jane Derbys Designs

Jane Derby. along NTH Err
neStine Cannon, artist-cerdmist
OF SGlerno. Italy; jacques LeSur.
Paris fertile designer; Ben
ZuckermGn, NeW York fashion
originator, and Michele Murphy,
curator and research conSultnnt
OF the Brooklyn Museum, inter-
UieDed recently By Eleni, are the
recipients today of the 1851
NeimGn Marcus GtUnrds for dis
tinouished service in the field of
fashion. The tolloUing article
by Miss Derby outlines many of
her designing theories. We
understand that Miss Derby tDiH
add another great American
fashion awGrd to her name later
on in the month";
Evening star., 1951-09-03
By Jone Derby

Getting more than her moneys
worth out Of everything in her
wardrobe is the natural and COM
nonsense aim Of any clothes
clever woman. Difficult to
achieve? 1 don't think so-if a
woman shops carefully and with
a real understanding of the basic
elements involved in any clothes
purchase she makes.
I'm afraid. however, that the
price Of dress or suit looms
over-large in the average woman's
attitude toward it. I don't mean
that it stops her from buying,
either; very often she reasons
that if it is expensive she has
nothing more to worry about i.
it's sure to look beautiful on her.
Fortunately for most of us. that
Is mistaken idea-chic and price
are far from synonymous, neither
does one guarantee the other. A
woman must understand both,
and. understanding them, make
them work for her.
Don't mistake me: There is no
doubt that wonderful fabrics. ex-
quiSite details and the Intangible
aura that surrounds the magic
big name" designers label are
factors to be cherished. But there
is also a great thrill and spice to
the wardrobe which includes gems
you have discovered for yourself
=. those believe-it-or-not treas
ures that the fashion magazines
call pearls of little price"
I think I am qualified to discuss
this matter of getting your
moneys worth in both expensive |
and inexpensive fashions because,
as woman. I love both kinds of
clothes. as as a designer, I happen
to make a collection with the
finest imported fabrics the
best hand workmanship i
elaborate details like fur trim
ming. beads, or hand embroidery
On the other hand, I also have
the fun-and the challenge-of
designing a famous line of suits
Evening star., 1951-09-03

white clarity of drop Of water.
If they seem blue. 1t is usually a
reflection of the sky. but always
it is the interior body color that
must be judged. not the reflected
surface hue. That is why a mod
ern jeweler. jealous of his in
tegrity, takes care to make COM
parsons with a series of pre-
graded master diamonds. under
strict light shielding. Pay your
jeweler a visit. Color distinctions
are too involved to judge accur-
ately by such casual means. for
example. as holding a diamond
up to the light.
Evening star., 1951-09-03
Three Rureties Make Value

Weight is not the only consider
alton in valuing your diamond.
Also important are fine color,
clarity and precision cutting.
Combining these qualities at their
best in a single gem assures the
purchaser Of maximum value.
The more nearly diamond ap-
proaches complete absence of any
color. the higher its value, as a
rule. Exceptions: The colored
fancy diamonds-the red, pink,
orange. yellow, green, blue. vio-
let. brown and black museum
pieces and collectors items.
The finest diamonds have the
Evening star., 1951-09-03
Perfumed Leather

Queen Elizabeth of England was
very fond of perfumed gloves. Her
first pair was brought to her by
the Earl of Oxford from Italy who,
himself. affected a jerkin of per-
fumed leather. Queen Elizabeth
also had her own still room where
she puttered with fragrance in
gradients to make her own per-
fumes.
Evening star., 1951-09-03
ISkin Care

Shiny skin reminds one of hot
buttered toast. so work for a soft
|suedey finish. On oily skin. use
cake powder or makeup; and for
dry skin. use a creamy base plus
a dulling film of powder.
Evening star., 1951-09-03
By Peggy Roberts

BY Fe9gy Roberts
To obtain this pattern. send 25c
in coins. giving pattern number,
your name, address and zone
number to Peggy Roberts. The
Washington Star. P. o. Box 100.
Station G, New York 10, N. Y.
Evening star., 1951-08-02

NEW CREDIT TERkASPAY ONLY DoWk-1s MONTHS
ON FLooRcoVERINGs- AND HOME APPLIANCES
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-04-28
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Gan5ler 9lOenaucr teiltc nah elmer
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G& lit nidt 10, lpie oua ionit mel
items porid)tige uno 5upcrl0liige
acknowledgement v&ebltcr'a 9ciu ST.
ternntional dictionary" (Sprin0iicIo,
lfnli., 1882, 2. 500 6 bartlett, ais
Oh Scr Aon5C 9lncrifoIrianl1a I'M
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gioien MmerifanismuS."
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sic ~Geriobnung Ser Stride nit ser
8elt unO anpaiiune an Sen 3eit.
geiit". ~Iusgangspunft oieier 9ln-
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lioenten leidter fiir Sic fatboIilde
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neuen @inridtuneen ,lno Sbeoricn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-04-28
4l1nhrrt 9al1rr katlrnlttd1rh
Trhrn tu mtnnpfnta

Der Golfcr li6 onbeQucmen uno 5lpnr.
tple plele melnel1, inbc5ug nift MIR
aur Die Gil5tplilt lunoern aud, auT
pie eSlaubenslebren, 1peIhe bas De-
postum fidci biloen."
gSir pcr0cn ip1ter i'm ein5eIneu Ic
ben, mie hcredtigt bieie i6arfe 9lbs
meinrng I'M &ihtc Scr @nt1pidluueer
mar, Die Der 9lmerifnnisfnus ieit iri-
nen erlten GorltoBcn geuomnen bat
tc. "Nncrifariamls," ldrieb 2eslep
SilIcp, lit SoumonitGtsreli9ion. oui.
gepfropft oltf hoa Gbriitentun. Gic
omcrifaniihc Religion bat itets obs
tieiIte2 Strcbcn bic 8oblfabrt Der
Halie. Goa lit Die goeiie res 9iirgpr.
rehta" wMoberniam", Sonopn.
1903, 3. 11O).
Glele lebten ;3ielc ser bon ihncu
IN gepe9ung 9cIctten opnamild)eu
&r0ftc babcn bic 9onnertrGqer oca
Incrlfolli@nua liderlid) nid3t &c
lpollt, plcllcldt nid)t einmal qpuhnt.
9Soa lie onitrcbtcn. mor ein frieoi-
hcr Slta1lcld nit ser lifllluriiicrtcn
mooernen @cIcQl6nit, pobei lie in
1ortld)reltcnEem !DtnBc lnter Sen Gin
flnB Tran5olilder 8ciltesfiibrer pon
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III Der Ntctbooe ala nad flar ourt,
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5n o''lmlllcren un0 in ser groben 81
nerlcihclt oe5 slmerifanertums auT-
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Gpllfopota lire Eflidt ge1peIe1t nlrc,
hielt Sic QroBe !Mebrbeit oec fntholT.
'd)cn GingeDanoerten an ibrer Nfnt-
ter'prodbe uno ibren iiberfcmn1eirer
Sraoltioncn felt.
Gas mar nah Sem ltrteil iener, sic
u1t9eouioig ali cine nroglihlt lhlcu=
nige slmerifanilieruns oes geicrttelr
fatboliidDen &olfstetls uno ser fatho-
li'd)en Stride binarbeiteten, an iid7
ldon i6limm genllg, nab1n aber BE-
angItigenoe Sormen an, oils oieIe gilr-
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Itarfe oeltibe Clement unter tbnen
nadoriidlid al1f ibren natiirlifer
&edten in Stride uno SduIe beitan-
ben iib Elm fr6ftiees 8ereinsapeIen
unb cine einfluBreide Breiie ibufen
nno in Die @eItaltltng bes offentlirhen
2ebens ein3ugreifen begannen uno bu-
bel iid in @ioerlprud iesten su sln-
(5ortietuns auf Seite 8
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&anbcnberg - Danes

3lpci lrGnner, oic in ser omerifn.
nllden Eolitif cine nidt unbeScutcn-
De Goue ipielten, iino in oen Icttcn
Sagcn 9cItorben; Senator 8unocn.
berg bon ggtifignn unh Scr ebemnIi1r
EljcprGliOcnt Comes. 9eioe pnrclt
Hepublifnucr.
&anOclberg5 Nome lit berfniipit
nit Ncn 9robcn Gutlheicungen Ser
lcbtcn Sabre Ter Waribou -8lun
InerOonft inn oic enogiiIti9e Torn,
uno Scr NtIontiihc 8aft trGqt ncn
StenlpcI lcincr cntid)eiOenoen !ntit.
nirflmg
Cones mar Mitbegriin0er res
Nolpea zElnna, Der pom I. Septcn1.
Der 1924 bis sum I. Scptcmber 1929
9eItenoen Gcgcllln9 Scr beutid1eu Hc=
aratlonajabIlulgen. Gieler critic Ser
lud), Die Hcporotionsiroge Dem poll
tlIten &anpf 5u ent5ieben uno tpirt-
ld)aTtliden gtohucnoigfeiten 5u untcr-
ltclIen, lm,rbc 1929 Nurh Sen gol,ng-
Elon ubgcloIt
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&n Der britii6en 2obour Yortp
frilelt e.. Ter raNtfalc Irbeitsntini-
tier 9lnc1rin 8euan lit i'm @rcu aus
oem &abInett 9lttlee geldieoen lmo
oilrfte an Die 'Spibe zines raoifulcn
6Iitgela Scr Eurtei treten. SSbn1 fplg.
te Sarolo @illon auT Oem 5ube, rno
9lttlee miro leine liebe gtot boben, Die
Earlamentsmebrbeit ser Bortei nlti-
rPht 5u bulten.
@obin 9epan iteuert, 5eigte ant
Nontaa lcin slngriff oui oie Ser.
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gronrm cr al2 cine groBere @einhr
'llr Den @cltTrieOen be3eihnete, ol5
lle 'ld) III Der rlt'liIhen Golitif oOr.
lteIIe.
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Dir ttr11r phafr hrH mrltkrtrgra

teraeidnet ,purbe, bis su leinenl
Sbeioen. Ser ablfieb, ben ibm sic
Sapaner bereiteten, miro itets ,ein
Gubmesmal iein - fiir i'm uno Imc-
rifa. 6atber 8otrid SGonncr erflGr,
te lebte &obe in einem geriht al
BEN Jeu6rihtenoienlt Ser ~Notionol
Catholic @elfare Conference: vWit
General Wacslrtbur iheibet Elm 81,
perldiiiger unO al1fribtiger Geried)=
ter friitli6er Grin5ipien bon Sapun
lne oem 6ernen Often" llnb pas
leine auslpdrtige Bolitif anbclonet,
lagte lette gSo6e 2ouis :. 8uben5 -
Ser ais ebemaliger Herafteur Des
,GailD @orfer' tpeiB, 1popon er iprid)t
- int elmer 8ebe in Chicago: u0ie
slusifalt1ng Wacslrtburs bot GIT,
mege gebra6t, ipas Ser &rcml ieit
5ebn Sabren fpiinldte @ir slnc.
rifaner iollten l,ns ein Srauerob5ei,
den anlteden bern unier 2ano bal
in 9liien cine ibtpere gtieoerloge er.
litten @enn ser britii6cn ,Ip.
pealenent' =&anpaene nid)t Gin Salt
gebotcn miro, fonnen mir l,ns eefoi3i
nlo6en altI cine IlosfasShlaht uni
cine GaliforniazS6lad1t ="
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&prea

SIM 2aitfe Der @ohe bot oie bon
Macartbur geiibte &ritif cine mebr.
fade 8eitdtigune gef1,nben. sssn SEQ.
req, tpo bie lM- -Eruppen erfoIgreid
iiber ben MhtunbbreiBigiten 8reite.
grob borgeriidt tparen, bat Die er1par.
tete hineiiibe @eeenoffeniibe nit Dol.
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WaeMrtbmr in Sapan

Aber es lit niht allein Sic Gerlon-
lihfeit MacMrtburs uno bie porneb=
me Nrt ieiner Sprabe 1lnO Saltlng,
Die 10 tiefgebe,toe @irfllngen er5iel-
ten. Sinter tbm liegt cine ebrenpolle
&arriere, liegen Sabre inteniipen unb
flllgen Sbaffens. Mean braudt nur
bin5utpeiIen alf Die llnterld]iebe atpi=
iben ieiner foniequenten Bolitif in
Sapan unb Der Yfui6erei, inter ser
9eutidlano iabrelang lit, mill man
cine Suuitration 81 ser 8ebauptlng,
oaf MacIrtbur bie alte amerifanilbe
Suuberfeit, 4nI Itanbigfeit unb &or=
nebmbeit perforpert I'M @egeniob 81,
benz - @egenteil BON al Dem. Sn
aSapan ipurbe nibt bollenbs 5eri1la-
gen, tpas Dem 8olf nad Ser Nieoer-
lage oerblieben 1par, muroe fein Ga-
fuum geidaffen, in bas Der &ommlt.
nismus einitromen fonnte. WacIr>
tbur fniipfte an Ole 8erganeenbeit an,
bate Beritdnonis fir bie Bolfspipdo-
logic, Nor it!tereiiiert Git Mieseranf=
bau, niht an Ser slusbertllng oes
oDnn1ddtigen @egners, nod an Ser
&nebelung zines potentiellen &onfur-
renten. gs gab feline bohtrabenbe
Proclamation als Sieger 11to @robe-
rer, gab feline @iienbouerei uno feline
Worgentbauerei. Seine Saltung tpar
pielmebr Die Grants nod dem Sieg
iiber Den 5ii6en: ~9aBt uns iest Grie.
BEN baben!"
Dns nor = aporan er in ieiner
Waibingtoner &ebe nit glltem &ebt
erinnern fonnte = 3iel ieiner Yoli-
fif oom eriten Mugenblif an, als auf
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MacMrtbmr

Yait ungebeurer 9egeilterung Dur:
be in Der oerfloiienen @ode Der Don
Brditbent Erinnan ols Sberfomntan-
oeur I'M 6ernen Often abberufene &C.
neral Douglas Wacslrtbur i'm 2anoe
begriiBt. Sunoerttouienbe llnliubelten
ibn in Sau 5rancisco uno @aibing-
ton, uno in Seem gorf ipurre Die 5ll
ieiner 8egriiBung 5uiammengeitrom=
te Bolfsmerge gar allf iiber iieben
Wtillionen geIfatt.
Seine Gebe I'M 8unbcsfapitol Dor
ben Witglieoern bes 'Senats uno bes
Observation-Disclosures ipar Elm Greig-
mis-. bas nidt onein ouf ieine 1nmit-
telbaren 3ub0rer, ionbern auh auf
bie pielen Wfillionen am Gl,nofunf
unb Dor Den Serniebapparoten ben
tiefiten @inorud mafte. 'Selbit Die
Dem General l,no ieinen 8ori6ldge,t
ablebnenb unb feinolif gegeniiber=
itebenoen 3oees5eitungen fanoen es
unlnoelib, oieie ungebeure Golfsoe-
monitration bagetelmaBig ab5utun.
Gs gebt au6 gor nitt an, Die ee-
tpaltige grregung, Die Oa gum 9lus=
orild fam, mad Sen iibliden Sbablo=
men au bebanoeln. 31peifeQns babcr
&eiientiment geeen Sic Eolitif o'r
oeinofratiifen Bartei uno Hegiernna
uno Der Dem amerifaniiben 8plfsf)o.
rafter irrnetpobnenoe Sang 81 gmos
tionalismus einen erbebli6en Intei!
an Ser Sineabe, nit ser sic Willio'
men ibre 9eseilterlne befunoeten.
aber barin liegt MIR cine teil1peiie
uno boIlItdnoig ,.n5ureibenoe grtla-
rung Der Borg6nge Ser letter Gage.
@as mir erlebten, NOR eine a!ls Der
Siefe ser 8olfsieele fomnenbc Geof.
tion gesen Ole Salbbeit, Stiinlperbaf,
tigfeit lno 2eibtfertiefeit, melfe bic
BoIitif umieres 2anoes sic letten
Sabre Der fenn5eibneten, llno ge9erl
Die &orruption uno GerganeIterlma
lnIeres offentli6en 2ebens, pie tic II
5abIreihen Bro5eiien llnb gntbiillun.
gen nit erIdrefenoer Maiiisfeit ,lnN
Maiiinitdt in @ri6einune setreten lit
Dds tit nnferes grnhtens Die 9e-
belttung oes triun1pbnlen grfolge5
bon Douglas Wtacslrtbur, ser nit Der
geraoeau flaI1ii6en Geoe I'M &apitol
leinen 9obepl1nft erreifte. SsSn ieinen
@orten unb in ieiner gan5en Saltllnq
reprdientiert Macslrtbur Den 8eill
oes edten olten Amerifanertllms, Ser
mebr unb mebr aus uniernt offentli.
den 2eben ib1pinoet uno elmer eefiin.
Itelten .SmartneB" uno einem 8e.
mild Ialoppen llrto oabei bod ge5ier,
ten Draufednsertums Blat ma6t
Gem 8olf lit our6 Die Gerrobuna
unieres offentli6en 2ebeus Der Sinn
fiir Die Suuberfeit unb Gornebnlbeit
oeifen, 1pas ebeoem oils amerifallild
galt, rid)t gnn5 alsgetrieben luorbel.
unb in DfncIrtbur erlebte es sic Ser
forperung bieles alten @eiltes. Giel.
lei9t lit es i6on aus oielem 8runhi
gut, Dab er - ipie leine @egner nit
bosbafter Betonl1ng berporbeben -
rio lange" bon 'oabein1 ablpeleno ipaI
= er trat geipiiiermaBen als ein 8ots
aus beiieren Sagen Dor bas amerifa,
niihe 8olf!
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uper WluCNrlDllrS SOrlWlu9e 3l1r So=
Jung ser ltrategilden Brobleme i'm
&ingen nit ser rl,iiii6en @eltnaht
unO Dem ibr oerbiinOeten fonmuniIti-
l6en China.
sMacartbur lit I'M @egeniat 5u oe,
maBgebenoen Berionlibfeiten in ser
3egierung uno ibren militGriihen
8eratern Ser Mniid)t, bab ser &rieg
= ielbIt tpenn oas 5u einem Gingrel.
fen GuBlanbs fiibren iollte - nit
aller Wabt in stiien aus5utragen lit
= burd 8ombenangriffe auf Die rot-
hineiii6en Stiitpunfte noroli6 bes
Oalu lno auf China ielber unb
SGaffung elmer 5,peiten 5ront Surd
8ernenoung Der Streitfrdfte Gbiang
&ui-idefs. 0as bebeutete na6 ieinen
&alfulationen ni6t obne tpeiteres eis
ne Breisgabe guropas, benn 10
glal.bt er, tpenn man Dem @egner
binreihenbe Stdnfe autraut, einen
3tueifrontenfrieg fiibren s,1 fonnen,
oann 1niiiien mir eben audi it1ierer.
ieits 6as 8ertrauen aufbringen, ibm
in einem 3tpeifrontenfrieg begeenen
gu f0nnen. Damit min er onrbaus
nibt, tpie man linn ,,rtgere1terlpeiie