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We are here to pay our last re-
spects
To Sister Bracy in her ripe old
age
Her number was marked long
years ago
So the other night death turned
to her page.
The Page of Death is marked for
US all
If your name is on the lamb
book
When death it turns and finds it
there
Nothing can it do but look.
The Angels guided her safely
With her head upon their breast
Lie down thou wearied saint. lie
down
And take your eternal rest.
Sister Bracy was blessed with a
ripe old age
With the blessing of two of her
neices to the end
They never gave up the struggle
From the time they first began
So now she bids us all good bye
And stepped aboard Deaths
train
Since her number was en- the page
of death
And the angels had signed her
name.
Rev. j. r. Perkins,
2611 Lilly St.,
Jackson, Miss.
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Death Claims -.
CONTINUED from Page One)

Burial Associations in the north
east section of Mississippi and also
Treasurer of the M. w. Stringer
Grand Lodge, Prince Hall Affiliat-
ed, Honorable j. C. Gillian, Grand
Master, died at his home in Tupelo,
last week and was funeralized We'd
nesday, March 18th.
Masons with Honorable j. c.
Gillian in charge, Heroines of Jeri-
co, and Eastern Stars attended the
funeral service from all parts of
the state and conducted masonic
funeral.
Mr.. J. w. Porter, was one of the
most respected and most unassum-
ing officials of the cabinet of the
M. w. Stringer Grand Lodge. He
had been treasurer of the Grand
Lodge for many years and possess
ed an honest record.
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Negro Physicians
Incomes Are Up
Sharply Since as

The average Negro physician
had gross income in 1910 of
$6,135. In 1915 this climbed to
$1O,267; in 194S, it is estimated,
it had reached $4,000.
These and other figures char
acterizing the economics of the
Negro physician in general and
defining the synthetic average"
Negro physician, are contained in
an article in the March issue of
the Journal of the National Med
ical Association.
Writing under the title, "The
Economics of Medical Practice and
the Negro Physician" DR.. Paul B.
Cornely, of Howard University and
Freedmen's Hospital, presents sta
tistical results and detailed analy-
sis of data obtained on question
naires sent in to the Division of
Public Health and Preventive Med
icine at Howard by a. sample of
Alt Negro physicians. These ply
sicians, eleven per cent of the to-
tai number of Negro doctors, are
located in Sd states and the Dis
trict of Columbia, the gerater num-
Der, 252, being located in the
South.
Many curious facts are indicated
by the data. For example, the
popular idea that the Negro ply
stefan selects a community and
then spends the balance of his
professional career there, appears
unfounded. Some 90 per cent
have practiced in two or more
communities and one out of ten
has practiced in three or more.
Summarizing the interesting
data, DR.. Cornely has drawn
composite picture of the average
Negro physician practicing in 1945.
He was a private practitioner
with no income other than his
practice. He had an office alone
or with a dentist, of three to six
rooms located in his home or an
office building. Office equipment
cost less than $4,000, usually in
Guided diathermy, infra-red and
ultraviolet lamp but no X-ray.
His office staff consisted of one
misunderstanding, receptionist
and general helper combined.
He spent seven hours daily in
his office, saw 155 patients per
week in office, home and hospital.
He had a gross income of $10,267,
but collected only 80 per cent of
this, and spent less than 40 per
cent to maintain his practice. He
owned his home for which he paid
from $1,000 to $4,000, had $685.
coo in insurance and seldom ever
got around to retiring. Obviously,
there were individual exceptions.
Comparing data on Negro and
white physicians, DR.. Cornely prof
fers three conclusions: II the av-'
erage gross income Of the Negro
physician is apt to be lower than
that. of white practitioners by IS
to 80 per cent, p the per cent of
gross income collected and the per
cent spent for professional ex-
penses are Approximately the same
Cor Negro and whites, 81 the pa
tient load carried by the average
Negro physician may be larger
than that handled by white doe
tors.
In estimating gross incomes for
1913, DR.. Cornely used figures
available for white physicians in
dicating average gross income had
increased from $13, sos to $18,50O
or SO per. cent in a four year pc
Rod. Assuming Negro physicians
had a similar increase, their 1913
figure would be approximately
$4,000.
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Where Else?

The young lover was obviously
reeling out heavy line trying
to impress the beautiful young
girl at his side. Those. warm lips.
And those beautiful eyesl Where
did you get those eyes ?"
The girl, unimpressed, "They
came with my head"
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SOMETHING THAT MADE

SOMETHING THAT MADE
ME- LAFF: Out at the Teachers
Convention here the other week |
was listening to the District Re-
ports when one brother failed to
mention the money collected, and
when | said to him, Brother, you
didn't mention no money, My
Friend, Prof. Rogers, looking at
me with knowing look, answered
and said -. THAT'S OUR BUSI-
NESS that money part.
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DisillusiOned

Two modern little girls coming
home from Sunday school were
solemnly discussing the lesson.
"Do you believe there is dew
liz" asked one.
"No," replied the other prompt
ly, "of course not. Pts just like
Santa Claus. He's your father"
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HAVE YOU HEARD 1T

HAVE YOU HEARD 1T
Ophelia Miss Ellington is the
new voice out at Stevens Rose
Room every Sunday night, and if
she keeps on trying with that voice
another Sunday night she may be
following in the footsteps of 10
Baker.
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lem, when he saw first his friends
hate for little Angelo dissolve into
pity, and then to love.
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NOT ALL BUZZARDS: In spite
of what you read in the news
papers all of the TRUMANCRATS
in Mississippi amt no buzzards,
cause the real TRUMAN DEMO
Gratis were already trying to get
rid of Messrs. Hood, ct al but
Chairman Boyle got sick and came
back just in time to give Brother
Hood the boot, and create a most
favorable political situation for
Messrs. Eastland, Stennis, Will
liams, Winstead, ct al.
GALS WHO OUGHTA STAY
AT HOME :. Is them what gets
cut and gets them two drinks and
then starts raising the roof and
won't listen to nobody.
SEND IN YOUR RESERVA-
TION ;. !. If you are coming to
/ the Second Annual Jefferson
Jackson Day Dinner at Campbell
College Next Saturday Night, that
is April 14th you got to send in
your reservation ;. before Thurs
day, April 18th and if you
didn't get an invitation you're in
vited anyhow just send in your
reservation the seats are $500
per plate and right now you
couldn't spend $500 to help bet
ter cause.
HE DID SHOW UP =. We put
in this column last week that DR..
H. H. Hume, President of the
Mississippi Baptist State Conven-
ton, and Editor of the Delta
Leader up at Greenville, would be-
gin ten-day revival out at New
Mt. Zion this past Monday night
When | inquired, brother
| just shook his head and said
He just didn't show He just
| didn't show.
| WEEKLY QUOTATION: The IL
fusion that times that were are
better than those that are, has
probably peryaded all the ages
Horace Greeley.
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smiles when
of
A. Busch president
the United Nations International The
School of which Dr. Bunche honorary member of the board Of
children
nationaites and located in Jamaica N. Y.-lANP).
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senate crime investigating commit
tee hearings in Chicago.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-04-07

WEEKLY QUOTATION: The il
fusion that times that were are
better than those that are, has
probably pervaded all the ages"
Horace Greeley.
Evening star., 1951-07-18

doring, winching. and loading and
unloading cargo. They study re-
pair, maintenance and traffic con-
troll on land and sea.
Now. they are about to go into
the air as well. Transportation
Corps is acquiring giant cargo
carrying helicopters to meet the
problems of logistics in areas in
accessible even to q jeep. The big
ships. having unloaded, will re-
turn carrying wounded men. This
operation is even newer than the
divers.
The American Army, on the
move, is a fantastic organism. It
has developed extraordinary tech
niques to insure that q soldier has
everything he needs at the mo-
ment when he needs it most.
Women May Total $4,000.
Meanwhile, at Fort Lee, Va, It
is apparent tsat some of the best
soldiers in the Army today are
women.
The WACs are building UP to
strength again, recalling reserv-
lists, enlisting about 100 women a
week. aiming at a top figure Of
10000. They are getting ready, In
case OF q big war, to do q job.
This is no girlie-girlie business
in a sorority house atmosphere.
They take the work seriously, and
they expect to be taken seriously
themselves.
Evening star., 1951-07-18

Capt. Barbara J. Smith, of
Portland, Greg, put it: 1--WE are
about in the same position today
as women were when they first
started going into business 40
years ago. You have to work just
that much harder"
The other side Of the problem
is to attract recruits without over
emphasizing the frou-frou; OF
vice versa, frightening away a
prospect BY overemphasizing the
work.
Evening star., 1951-07-18

That is more of a problem than
it appears.
The WACs still feel that they
have to justify the corps to con-
vince some doubling brass of its
value. They estimate that there
are more than 500 types Of jobs
In the Army that a woman could
fill. In terms Of manpower, that
would be q substantial item in
wartime. Nevertheless, they know
that not every officer in the Army
is sold on them.
Evening star., 1951-07-18
Annapolis Firm Prints
Fort Meade Tabloid
BY the Assoeiuied Press

ANNAPOLIS, Md, July 18.-
The Capital-G Gazette press yester-
day began publication of a tabloid
newspaper. Sound Of, for free
distribution to personnel of Fort
George G. Meade.
News matter is written and laid
out by troop information and edu-
cation personnel under Col. S. E.
Tyner. Donald E. Turner of the
Capital Gazette staff is in charge
of advertising.
The Annapolis firm publishes
the Evening Capital. q daily: the
Maryland Gazette and Southern
Maryland Times, weeklies.
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Neve DolIorzvteiIvng
fuer Oesterreich

@icn. - Gie in Sen lesten $50.
|Gen in Garis unO @aibinstou &C..
| iibrteu Serbanolunaen iiber Sic
|Sedllng oeS Geii5its Ser GIterreihi.
ihen 3abll,nssbiluns baben II. a.
auh SIT elmer suiGtliden Crbobung
iScr oireften Silie fir bas lauIenoe
GHG-Sabr ouf purousiihtlid) 95
Gfillionen Collar eeiiibrt. Oeiterreid)
hattie uripriinelid SS Milionen Col,
lar ouf Gruno ser @cltmarftpreiie
pcn Sftober 1850 beantrast. susiis.
Iid eines nod oiienen NelteS con
1 Miaionen Collar aus Sem Goriabr
Sic Crbobung ser bireften 6ilie, oie
ounit 5uiGtlid 3 WiGionen Collar
betrGst, oient in eriter 9inie sur
Iefilng ber Jradtfoiteu uno geipiis
l,; suiislid)er Smporte wie aupier
uno 9upferprobuftc, Hohol, Grbol.
prpbufte unb 8untr,etauproouftcn.
CaIit tpirb Sic Cini,.hr bon 100000
SoAnen anlerifanii6er 8oble Ioioie
bon orinaenb benotigten Tettrobitoi'
Iielf crm0glid)t. 0urh Sic @ctudbrung
oieier Silie miro ser MnihluB an
Oas neuc Re1nurgsiabr bes Mar.
|ibauplan. .Sabrcs, 1. Su!i 1851, &C.
| |iunoen.
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nau 10 beftiid iuic bamoIs inn Niiin=
hener giirQerbrGu. Ser Gnobabl
fubr in unicrer llnterbaItllna fort:
.llnlcre belltiehen sSreunoe baben
lld) audi NIT elmer Gruppe ehemuli=
aer hritiicher SolDoten in Gcrbin=
huna Neiett, bie an Der gilbuna ei>
ncs ~forppratipen StaateS" mad,
Den GrllnbiGten Wuiiplinis orbei=
ten. - Sn Den II. G. q. beiitcn
lplr einen einflllHreidcn' Slmpothi=
llcrcnoen in Der Ecrion bon Mr.
Gomaro Z. Sidenion, Ser 9lIiiltent
Der pereiniaten Sefretariote Der
Stohshefs lit. Gr hat sipei s(rtifel
perDIIentlid)t. in benen CT feline
llebereinltimmlna NIT unieren glb=
llhten sllm NusOruf brinat."
lluter Ben runo 80 GGlteu Der
bon Ser Gnaoahl aefiibrten neo.
faidiltii6en vShipeoiihen Oppoii=
tion" befan6en iih 81. sSrans Gid=
ter, s(ba. Der vSosiaIiitiid,en
Geid)spartei" I'M beutid,en 9unbes=
taa Sean &althcr. 6erausaeber ber
Tran;Oiiicbcn Stubentenseituna .Sc=
ciocnt". Sianpr 2onciarri, Elm ,Sp=
llrnalilt, Der sic italicniihen Ncp=
Saihilten reprGientiert, Moniicr
Soenri DC gcniiaccio. Ioriibenoer
Oes ertrem rec,ts oerid)teten Natio=
nalfrans0iii ihen &omitees, oas ID
Observation-Disclosures Gruppen reprG>
ientiert. 6elae 8roenitab, General
iefretdr ber nprlpeaiihen Soiiolbe=
lueNuna. be refine 8efGnanisitrofe
fir 3niammenarbeit NIT ben Seutz
id,en perbiiBt hat uno bier in 8erz
fleiOuna eintraf. ul,o &oerr Serbian.
GhefpropaqanOiit oer odniihen vNe=
forntbelpeQuno."
9tah bem llmsua burh bic stra-
zen fanb in benz lurl1rioien 6otel
Stramer elm AonareR itatt, bel benz
Ger Gnaoahl 200 GGiie auf feline
Soften einlll0. 2um Giien aab es
H.. a. Sleiid, Shnaps. 9fotipein.
aaffee lrnb 2if0re. 9lui sic sSraNe.
OBJ i'm iuOblhaben6e 8eiiununos.
frelnoe lmterltiibten, neil faum an
aunebmen lei, baR er Die erhhelihen
Softer oes Sreffens aus ben Gin
filnften ieiner flcinen 3eitid)riit
Ser 9Sea porlpGrts" beltreiten
fonrtc. ontlportete Gl,abahl: .Nein,
mein gruoer unb id, hoben einioe
6npnthefen ollfqenommen. um ul,.
ier Sreifen au iinon;ieren."
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Der Stamm der
0sagen vor
neuem Reichtum
oeIprodvktion wieder avf-
genommen.

Surtlespi0e, Sflo. - Ser 46:
i1briNe SGuptIina Des Sioae-Stom
mes, SesSee=Vee, im tG1lihcn &c.
ben oIs Saul Eitts befonnt, Dffnett
bos &entil fir elm nelles Selpro
left, bas ieinen Stamn nod einmoI
,u oem reihiten Ser @elt mai)er
miro. Mit Scr 2uitimmlno bes
vGroGen @eiBen &aters" in &oih
inaton traten 16 Selaeie1if,ofter
sllionmen. Inn sic beriihmten Del
auellen in oieier Heierpatipn pie.
Der in getrieb I'll ietcn.
Cine Erobe er0ab. buH $50 Wtil'
lipnen Scnnen Sel aus hen unterir.
Dii.t,cn Gucllen bes Sia0e=9aubes
0ehplt peroen fonnen, penn 500,
600 Gullpnen SSalier tiialih IN
Die Grbe 0epumpt neroen.
Se=&oee=@ce ilrberte, boR ieh,
piele, sic Sittien Der SelNeiellihai1
belibcn. ouRer ben SioQes prolific.
rem lucrocn, sumol mebrere onber(
Nuellen ser Geierpation ipieoer in
&etrieb oeiebt nerben iollen. folls
Ser Stomm befrieoioel1De llebereins
fomnlen treffen fam.
Sas Snnenamt llnb Ser II. g,
vN,hion Serpice" billiNten bos Sc.
irbGft slpiilten ben 1920 sllltinl.
mcnbcn Sio1cs llnO Den Sel0eiells
ihoftcn, Oas iit iiber cine 2eit bon
% s<ohren eritrcfen iull.
Man eriportet, boi sic Erobuf,
tion I'M Sabre 1853 ibreu SDbcs
pl:nft nit 10000 NoH prp Saa CT
reiCfcn lpirD.
Samit ipiiroen Dem Stanm bci
Dem ol1uenblidlihcn Sclpreis Gin
Ginfpnlmen BON 6,G25 Collar PRO
Sea ,lflicfcn.
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zeugen des Deutschtums
in der Grenzmark

Ginc Observation-Disclosures Sieo
lung oes Senpler=Srbcns lpal
Seltld)-Sirpnc, Die iib sur ,lpeit
QroBten Staot Der @rcnsmarf ent
luifclte. Sn iGren ShuIen boltcl
| lld) GlpulO bon &leiit unD Aocrmonr
Hons Selle ibres Siiiens.
Sic dlteile, oeifihtlid crlpGbntt
Stoot Der 9teumorf lit Sricicn, pul
Der Gus Srieorif, Der @rofe bu;
9tctehrudb foIuniiiertc. Shr it0nes
ShlrR lnO oic Stcrrportc Oes
9ltronomen 6cnfe lpdren Sebens:
luilrOlofcitcn.
In Den iSliiBhen Sbru unb Sad
lls orilnoeten bcutidc &oloniIten ulr
eine Observation-Disclosures 9lbtei pol
nehr als 700 Sohren. Meierib. Yis
III oas ~. SobrbllnDert reiht aud
Der Sadltcinbou Der Glteren gura,
rllinc Der Srensn,urt suriid, Die
emit bier itanb. Sic tiicbtiocn umr
maacmlltiQen Sudmaher pou Mc;
1crls fIlbrten lire beoehrten Griellu:
lllllc bis nuh Sitaiien aus.
Shon lm bos So6r 1000 el,t.
'tonh Die oeutihe SieDIlnQ getirhe
ouf bcren Sclnefenbero on, Staot.
lee cine ppracidic)tIilhc NoIlonIn.
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unb tic haben bic noroffoniihen Sd.
fen Den omerifoniihen &affen ipeit
oeDffnet. Sonit oibt iih Slmerifo
nunmehr sufrieoen. 0tarpffo oilt
nllr npc) oils ein itrotcoiicter Shou=
ploe. ouf bem nloE poIitiirhe Grpe-
rimentc nun lieber unterlGHt. Ser
Sultan iiebt iitt) cllttG,li'bt, III icinen,
aelpaaten Spiel nit iSraufreid, lpou=
te CT iih Dor allem ouf Die onerifoni=
ihe &orte perlaiien. Gu bot Der Gull
ton nacl)oe0eben, ct bot ben Sititol
niRhilliat unO sSranfreid 9pnolitGt
ueriprohen. Ger &f lm Die nlu-
rnffonilhe llnobbGnQiafeit miro iebt
pon allBen. bon Der orobiihen 3i0a,
fortaciebt, lmo bic fransDiiith=GoNpti,
icbcu gesicbunNeu haben burunter
erbchlich aelitten.
&er pollouf bamit bcihGftiQt lit,
neue @affcn onsufertioen unD rcil,
militdriih su balten. mas npd III
balten lit. Der hat notiirlid folml
mebr Die Nrme frci. INN ben perorm-
ten Eeriern unO Wtorpffanern bci=
suItchen. @leitllpohl biirften Die
&eitn,Gd)te nihts unterlaiien, oudI
auf vn1oroliihe" Groberlln0en ous=
suNeben. sic miif,ten iith ouf cine
&irtithaftshilfc fit lSeriicn lmo
Maroffo oriinOeu. auf iracnocin
ErcNronm subem. bos Ser Sln,ie=
bunNsfrdft Der BON ben &pnlmllni.
itcn GbinaS inter ben Yaucrn pro.
poNierten 9anoperteiluna oleihfGme.
llntcrbun0riNen oeht bic politiirhe
2unci0una mum einmol burh Sen
MaNcn. lrno iplon0e ct fnllrrt. lpiro
Scr Vetreffenoe noh bent -fommll,i,
ltiiheu &nohen" ihielen. Sie &or.
NdnNe III Geriien lno Maroffo iino
ieoenfaus @orniiNnoIe. Die 3eihcn
iino blldltdblicD auf Siut aeiett.
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&C uuf cine 0ernaniithc &ultltlttc
hinoclltete. Seoen 400 crbiclt Dus
Stdotdcn Staotred)tc.
sluf, eincm GOOO Sabre ultcn
Sicblun0sboDcn, Der iiberlpie0eno
ul1f aermoliihc gcipphner ihliefe1
lGBt, murbe 1862 bic Stabt Sirih=
iinoel aeariinoct. Sie lpor Die 2ens
trulc hcs pltbeutihen &prblpcioen.
hol,es lmD Der Mprbnlarberci. Surd)
Die geltinnnllnlen bon Gerioillcs
nurhcn bic SoGllier lunb @ehOftc oes
Stabthcns lnll,,niQ bon Dcr neucll
Grenie Durhldnittcn.
Srallltoot. Die iiiplihtc Stoot
Der Srenimarf. trua eiumal ocll
Seinomen vStaot ocr hunoert
&inbmiiblcn." 9is in unlere 3eit
erinnertcn nod aoblreihe erholtcne
SinomiIblcn an bieies oltc @cper,
be. Die mGhti1e Eforrfirhe ilbcrz
roQte barodc @iebelbduicr. maleri=
ld)e 9sinfel uno Goiien. Sier bieltel,
Die iohIllh=polniicben aoniae ihre
Heidjstaae ah, lno ocraoe bieie
StaOt. Die trot 45Oilbrioer 9uoe=
hcriNteit su Eplen beutid) aebliebell
lpar, mahnt oarun. oof bic Dit
Qren'marf ieit iehcr urbclltic)cs
Sunh uClpCicn iii.
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einen bebaupten, nidt 5u llnrcdt,
oob lie orauben cine ebenio biIliae
Mpbnung niht befGmen. sic anoercn
meinen, lie ipiiroen lib onoers,po
nidt 10 wobl fiiblen lpie bier.
0as alleroinas sibt oem 9eiuder
&1t lel altI. Gen gcamten oes as.
Eoli5elreplers ideint oagesen oieic
sInlidt wenlser rdtielbait su iein.
Sic baben bel ibren rcgeln1biaen
&aiSien I'M 9unfer ibon manbeu
sllten Sang aemabt.
Sler elltbuat lid sic 6rag,piiroig.
tclt oieles ~Solfs.SotelS". Iiirfte
'hon oie JeitItelluns, oab sic sort
ballIenoen SuaenoIid1en slpeiicIus
moraliih gef6broet iino, uuo oab
ctIpa 30 alnSer unter 6 Sobren obne
Siht uno Sonne auitpadien miii.
zen, allsrelben, cine Shliebuna oeS
9unters 81, red)tiertisen, 10 erioroert
Die Satlahe, oab iih unter Sen ge.
pobnern antiio5iale Glemente eiu.
ge'bllhen baben. sic cine ihwere
@eTabr filr sic ltnueIt iino, ioiortiae
VtaBnabmen. TaS 9e5irfsamt 8eo.
Ding bat oesbolb iett in einem
Shrelben an Sen GoIi,eiprGiioenten
Die Shllebung oes 91nfers uno pom
Imt fiir Sieaenitaiten Sic unper.
5usIid)e aiinoieuns oes Gacbtpcr.
TRACES uerlangt.
Srotoem fanr man Sem 9esirfs.
amt @eooing nid,t Sen Goupuri er.
lparen. bier Sabre lang oieIe ia.
toltropbalen 3uItGnoe, bon oeneu ser
ygunferar5t" Or. Gmsnann iaat,
lie lcicn mcnidlenl,npiiroig. in lei.
nem 9ejIrf geouIoet 5u bo6en. Gas
9e5irfsont fam aui sic 1Srnac, mo
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mort geben. Shpcbl Sic Sd,licbuua
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EIendes und fragwuerdiges Dasein
in den bunkerhoteIs ber|ins

Berlin. rGoIts.Sotel" rnS
.ltebernadtsbeim" itebt in perlpo.
ihenen 9uIltoben iiber oem ein,igen
Su9aug bes gunfers in Ser Wiiller.,
Gfe Sellerltrabe, Ser Dor ieinem
llm6nu I'M ariege einmaI OILS 4nio.
meter olente. Grou uno falt iiuo
bic glatten 9etopGnoe, bumpf uno
ftifig lit Die Suit iu ben itlnalen
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@eItberliner Sotels. 200 NteniNen
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140 taeeslihtloien Hdumen.
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teitSIoie, Sliihtlinse, finNerreihe
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fciten Der SauerglIte. IS bis 20
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biir'en lie in ihreu &ombiiieu -
onoers fam man oieie sluientbalts.
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lieat IN Ben Sdnoer ser Tirma Mar.
fl!S @op & Sobn Die oieies rSotel"
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- er barf MIR SlaIfenbier olSs
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nit ihrem rSotclier" oneeblid su
fricoen, neil ct nSeritinoniS iiir
ibre Sage" hobe llno ibnen iogar
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llntcrItiielng uno baltcn ibre Som.
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Furchtbures SchicksuI
zines Dorfes

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lGrni nithallicler lcbcn bcl,te nod in ib.
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ole @iroe 5critreut uno Icbt bette
in SeIterreih. Seutiflono. MlnlG.
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Siiouncrfa llno peribiebcnen Sr.
ten Su9oiauiens.