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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-03-02
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA
The Coastal Empire j"
Group Of Kurdish
Jews Snowbound

1STANBUL, (JTA) = A group
Of 20 Kurdish Jews en- route to
Israel from Tel Aviv has reached
the Turkish town of Karakose,
just over Trans western border,
it was reported here today.
The Jews must remain there
for the time being, and perhaps
for several weeks, because of re-
cent heavy SHOWS which have
blocked all roads in eastern Tur-
key. Thus far, some 500 Kurdish
Jews have crossed the Persian
Turkish border in their movement
to Israel. However, because of the
severe winter weather the num-
Der has decreased drastically and
will not pick up for several
months.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-03-02
N. Y. Mayor Heads Second
Annual ZOA Salute
to Israel" Pageant

Mayor Vincent r. Impelliteri of
New York has accepted honorary
Craftsmanship of the sponsors
committee of the second annual
Salute to Israeli Pageant to be
presented by the Zionist Organi-
cation of America at Madison
Square Garden on May 18th, it
was announced by Daniel Trotzky
and Ed Sullivan, general chair
men for the affair.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-03-02

feel sighted and snubbed by Is
rael because its leaders spouse
the traditional Jewish attitude
that yesterdays m erits or de-
merits do not count in the light of
today's conviction authenticated
by deeds. This is neither "ingradiD
tude" nor "opportunism"; it is
the kind of realism which life
demands and which Judaism has
always attempted to foster. In
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-03-02
Denvorites Make Loan
=. 10 VIA

DENVER, (JTA) - Denver's
leading ] e wis h philanthropists
underworld a $250,000 loan to
the United Jewish Appeal as an
advance on the 1851 campaign
after attending a private meeting
at which Rabbi Herbert Friedman
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-03-02

reported on the need for cash to
rescue $4,000 Jews from Iraq be-
fore May 81.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-03-02

DIR. ABRAHAM CRONBACH DIR. THEODOR II. CASTER
CrOnach Professor Emeritus Jewish Social Studies the
Union COegeew Institute Of Religion In Cincinnati Dr
Theod instructor in Bible the Hebrew Union School Educ
visiting this coming summer Dr. Crcnbach will
teach The Psychology Religion C: Biblical Institute IL
Evanston q a. Dr. Caster will be visiting professor
the Pacific School Of RelrA Berkeley C during the session
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-02-10
TIA NEWS

On Thursday, January 10, the
intermediate Teachers Associa-
ton for Childhood Education met
at the Goulds Junior High school.
The vice president, Mrs. Iona
Dukes, presided at this meeting.
The speaker for the day was
for discussion was, Helping
Rev. Edward Graham. The topic
Children Through Parents" AS
usual, Rev. Graham very eff
GENTLY related facts to- prove his
discourse.
Music was furnished by the
GouldS Elementary School Choir
us, under the leadership of Miss
Russell, after which business mat
tiers were discussed. There were
various committee reports read to
the group; Mrs. BERTHE Baldwin's
Social Welfare Committee gave
out leaflets and pins emphasizing
the Importance of the prevention
of cancer.
The teachers were then invit-
ed to take various vegetables
which had been placed conviently
in the schools auditorium. Goulds
being a farming area, we were
very pleased to get fresh vege-
tables and fruits.
Mr.. ROBBIE George, host princi-
pal, for this occasion, welcomed
the group, responded to n e
speaker, and invited the teachers
to visit the school again.
Last, but certainly not least,
we were invited into the cateter-
ia where we enjoyed a delicious
repast. The next meeting WIN De
held at Hialeah, on February 10
Mrs. Irene Straughter, Pres.
Maize R. Smith, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-02-10
SON OF j. 3.
MARTIN FREED

MEMPHIS. Tenn. = CAMP -
William S. Martin, "a, druggist
son of DR.. J. B. Martin, a trustee
of the Sanitary District of Chica-
go and president of the Negro
American Baseball league, was
found not guilty here last week
on charges of obtaining money
under false pretense.
II is rumored the not guilty
verdict came at a cost of $4,000
to the father, reputed to be one
of the wealthiest Negroes in the
United States. One of Memphis
lcadi~g White lawyers was hired
to defend the druggist.
Young Martin, who has been
living in Chicago since his re-
lease last August on bond, was
charged with accepting $3.50 from
Miss Gloria Moore, %, for the
pIrpose of getting her boy friend,
Etern Wooten, released from a
Jail sentence for carrying pistol
without a permit. Miss Moore
notified police after Wooten was
net released and Martin kept the
money. She claimed Martin told
her at first he gave the money to
q police officer but would get 1t
back. He was arrested in st. Louis
a Sportsman Park.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-02-10
PTA RAISES
MONEY TO SAVE
PUPILS TEETH

RICHMOND, Va. - (ANP) -
Shortly after school started last
fe,l al Dunbar grammar school,
a survey by the school nurse re-
vca1cd that 95 per cent OF the
~r,rt,ils had dental defects ana on
rs:c,,r. could not afford dental
care. H,oro
In Richmond, only one Negro
dentist is a full time employee "
TN the most urgent needs OF 10
Calored schools. 1
Members of the Dunbar Par
~,snts-Teachers association, wor-
nod about the youngsters teeth
dec;ded TO take action. They
combined this need with that OF
IN electric organ for the school
auditorium to sponsor a drive 1or
funds. - 0,,n%,or
8, o"N Last week, the first group
Of children took advantage OF tns
new dental service the drive paio
for Six children visited the OF,
fice of DR.. James L. Brown anu
had teeth extracted. AN,
Other children had teeth 1ln-
ed Under the Dunbar program,
parents who can afford 1t pay 10.
their children's dental work, ano
PTA helps the others.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-02-10
GERMANS TURN
TO NEGROES
FOR HOPE

CHICAGO, Ill. - The once-ar-
rogant Nazi superman spirit with
its doctrine of Aryan white SUI
premacy has disappeared from
the Germany of today.
In contrast to the "white SUI
nremacy" theory of Hitler's Ger
many, many desperate German
men and women have, ironically
enough. turned to Negroes, once
considered an inferior race, as a
means of finding some measure
of hope, faith and security" says
Ebony is an article describing how
Germans are seeking colored
mates in America in its current
issue.
Several months ago the maya
zine published a letter from two
German girls in Weisbaden, in
which they frankly appealed for
Negro husbands since they had
come to know many colored
troops and found that Negroes
have more heart, more sense of
human beings" The two girls
were swamped with replies from
American Negroes, one Friedel
Schneider, who described herself
as an actress, receiving 600 re-
sponses.
Since then, Ebony reports it
has been swamped with letters
from German men and women
three times as many from wo-
men as men, likewise appealing
to American Negroes as mates.
Some of the German women re-
alize mixed marriage in
America would have its difficult
moments, but are willing to face
it. although many Germans
who write for Negro husbands
and wives are motivated by the
Interior motive of wanting to
come to the states, there is no
question but what many others
sincerely feel the need for love
and matrimony," says Ebony.
Actually few of these mixed
have occurred, and it
is likely U. S. immigration laws
and red tape will stymie weddings
across the color line.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-02-10
Sphinx Civic Club

The Sphinx Civic Club held
first of series of non-business
meetings Wednesday night, jan
uary 3st at the home of Prof.
Charles L. Williams. The meeting
began at 9:45 pm. opening with
guest speaker, Prof. James Sim
mons, instructor at BTW high
school. Mr.. Simmons inspired the
group with a very interesting
talk on Human Relations. Aft
erwards the group asked ques-
tons concerning the subject.
Other visiting guests were Mr..
Baldwin T. Hepburn, one of the
leading tenorS of our city who
sang several numbers which the
group enjoyed very much. Prof.
Linton Berrien, music instructor
at Dorsey High School, gave
number of piano selections.
The meeting was closed with
short talks by the president, Jas.
McFadgon and the dean of the
club, Prof. Charles L. Williams.
After refreshments the host and
hostess was thanked for the en-
joyable afternoon.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-02-10
Good Weather
Brings Crowds
To Roller Derby
PAGE TWO

AS anticipated by many fans,
Roller Derby attendance at Miami
Stadium perked up considerably
with better weather and the ap-
rearance of atomic-tempered
"Toughie" Brashun with the
Brooklyn Red Devils.
"Toughie", as expected, i'm
renewed her longtime
feud with Gerry Murray, red
headed girls captain of the home
team, New York Chiefs.
Backing up "Toughie" in her
on Miss Murray and
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-02-10
URBAN LEAGUE
STARTS NEW
COUNSELING
METHOD

VIEW YORK - (ANP) - A
new DEVELOPMENT in vocational
guidance was anrol'nced this
week hv AN Tannevhill .direc-
tor of Vocational Guidance de-
partment of the National Urban
League. Over a hundred volun-
teer Career guides" have been
recruited throughout the country.
They are volunteers from many
fields of endeavor who will meet
with groups of young people to
advise them on choosing and pre-
pairing for caFeerS, methods of
iob-finding. and the background
necessary for specific vocations.
A score of occupations are COW
cred by the career guides" rang
ing from advertising, bookkeep-
ing and civil service, through re-
tail sales to stenography. These
volunteer workers include profess
sional guidance persons, person.
mel directors of private and pub
liz organizations, federal officials,
officers of private businesses, and
teachers. They will serve as ex-
tension field service in bringing
vocational and educational guild
ance to young men and women in
ard out of school.
The career guides. Miss Tan
nevhill related. will be at the ser
vice of community agencies,
schools, colleges. and training in
stitutions. Most of the Career
Guides" she said. twill be coun-
selling in and near the cities in
which they live. They will begin
their activities during the 18th
annual Vocational Opportunity
campaign of the National Urban
league"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-02-10

the Chiefs this year is George
anna Kemp, another red-head
with the temper to match her
locks. Miss Kemp, formerly with
the Washington Jets, replaces
Annabelle (Slugger) Kealey, who
now captains the Jet girls.
Strength of the Brooks men
was bolstered by the return to
action of George Vogt, who had
been on the suspended list 80
days for slugging a referee in
New York.
The Red Devils coach, Ken
Monte, who also is the husband
of Miss Brashun, ran the team
from the trackside on crutches.
He is recovering from injuries in
an auto accident and it not a
Roller Derby casualty.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-02-10
YWCA NOTES

The Volunteer Training commit
tee of Murrell Branch YWCA is
planning volunteer training in
Stitute Saturday, February 10,
from $50 am. to l pm, to be
held at Mt. Zion Baptist church.
The institute is designed for all
Y members in order that they may
become informed on how the Y
operates and in order that they
may become more interested in
participating in its varied activi-
ties.
Group leaders will be represen-
tativeS of the board or directors of
the association, staff members
from the Central Y, members of
the Band P club of Murrell
Branch and of the Committee of
Management. The institute will
close with a fellowship luncheon
at l pm.
The registration fee for the in
stitute will be 81. It is open to all
Y members. Miss Marie Roberts
is committee chairman, assisted
by Mrs. Elizabeth Espy and Mrs.
Ella T. Greenwich. .
The Business and Professional
Women'S club of Murrell Branch
YWCA is sponsoring a bazaar
Saturday, Feb. 10 at 8 pm. in
the Parish House of st. Agnes
church, 1882 NV 3rd Ct
Games, a side show, and booths
offering food and hand made
articles for sale are among the
promised attractions. Funds rea-
lized will be used to send dele
gates to the annual state B and
P conference, to be held nj jack
Sonville in March. Miss Helena
Thompson is chairman. Miss Eel
ma Black is club president.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-02-10
r & P Women
TT Meet

81 embers of the Business
ard Professional Women Circle
are requested to meet at the Wis
terra hotel. 227 NV 9th street,
Monday February IL, 1870 pm.
All members will be required to
enter their names on the 1901
roll book. Mrs. l.. Cantren Moon
will be hostess.
Miss Marie White, Pres.
Mrs. Edward T, Graham, Sec.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-02-10

JOHN J. JEFFRIES
NOTARY PUBLIC RENTALS
INCOME TAX PREPARED
Miscellaneous Public Service
1888 NV. 3rd Court
Res. Phone 82-9872
Miami, Fla.
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frr5ltd1r Rtttr etnrH hrutfh.su
MiltinnarB

;Sn elmer firhlih bliibenoen, aber
armen, gut fatboliiden Bfarreentei1-
Be in Baraguap, Siio,amerita, feblt
oringeno Elm sun5 bei6eioenes &ird-
lein. unier iebnlibiter 8unih, oas
8ottesbaus a1f Dergangene Sitern
fertig gelteat 5u baber, eing leioer
nidt gan5 in @rfiilung. @s feblen oie
Mittel. llnler aller Soften uno 8e-
ten lit nun auf @eibna6ten 1850.
0u eS ii6 Ourd}neg lttn drmIte
2anobeoolferllng banoelt - eS ltno
al,Ber Saraguapern oub oeutide, pol.
nii6e, ruiiiide uno onoere CUTE &a'
tbolifen porban0eu -, miro Inn Die
giitige Witbilfe Der 10 oft belpdbrten
fatboliI6en Garttas aus oen Ser.
Stauten gebeten. Seoe - oud oie al.
lerfleinIte - @abe, Die in in eitem
getpobnliden 8riefe per SlugpoIt
(5ebn Gents Gorto) auf meine poue
Geruntlportltng geionot peroen tann,
nimmt Der unter5elhnete oeutId)e
Bater oanfeno entgegen. Auittung
miro iofort erteilt. Sir Die eolen
5rellnoe uno 8onner Der ongefanges
men Sl..&rel15- STRIDE piro nonatIid
Ser Segen elmer beiligen WeIie aufge.
opfert.
SSsnfolge ser politiIhen lnruben in
Baraguup mogen sic bite et1paige
giitige 8oben in 8urgeIo uno gu.
ldrtften nidt mebr on mid nad Bn-
raguap, Ionoern ab beute MIR nod
an meinen amtli6 uno tirdlih ge-
oollmad]tigten Serrn Sole Wtuper,
Gaitlla Gorreo, gto. 1861 in 9uenos
aireS (Irgentina) per Slugpo
(5ebn Gents Gorto) in einen Itarten
ltmIdlag, gut 5ltgetIebt, auf meine
oollIte gerunttportung lerpotn. Sr.
Waper iibergibt mir Iofort uno
prompt Die @obe. 9erSlihItes Ser.
gelt'5 8ott i'm 8orous!
iSatber Sole areulier. S.V.D.,
GorroQnia Santa Grl,S", Goronel
8ogooo, Eoroeuop, So. 9tmerico.
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OHIO WAIsENrREUND

Tie BON beioen Seiten bes Sseans ber
5u begriiBen.
@s miro beute cine Wenge Sinte
oerihrieben uno cine Wense Binb in
BEN aetber gel6idt, in Der Ioblidett
Ibli6t, oanit europa i'm anterifani-
iden Sinne gu beeinfluiien. Biele oie-
ler gr0rterungen treffen nidt ins
S6par5e li1b reben an Der el,ropdi.
lben MentaIit1t boffnl,ngslos por=
bet. Gs tpare oaber biellei6t stped-
ntaBig, menn lolde ebrlid)e 0ebatten,
tpie oie bon &ogon ,tno 0irfs er6ff-
nete, pon Ser amerifanilben Yreiic
uno ser vGoice Of 9lmerica" als gus=
gangspuntt benutt tpiircen, bie Srp-
bleme 81 pertiefen, WiBperitdnoniiie
ab5lnpeilen uno Ser 8emeinIarnfeit
Oes beioerieitigen 2ebensinterelles
lmo oes neutrality-suspicious. our6
oas GinIpringen prominenter 4mert-
faner in Sic BON guropGern eroffnete
Gebatte auf Dem benfbar boditen 9tt=
oeall slusorl1f 5u geben. GntItebt
Oaralls elm al16 meni6lih ertpGrmen.
oes @eblelgeiprdh, 10 lit es frudt-
barer, als bo6miitige 8elebrung' ooer
bonn Hartner beld6eltes politiIhes
&annegieBen
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arfgeTitbrt, fiinfunOneun5ig SUB lang
,lno ettpu fitnf5ig SUP brett. 9ereita
I'M Sanuar 1856 1par cine tleine
Sfurrl6ule eroffnet 1porOen.
SSm Sabre 1856 famen Sic erlten
9eneoiftinerpotres nod Minneloto
Sic lieBen iid bei ct. Glouo nieDer
S6on 8tl6of Gretin bate ibnen Sen
@uni6 ausgelproben, tie motten bie
Seellorge Ser Geutl6en &otbolifen
ii6ernebmen, unO na6 ieinem Gooe
$3.50 mieOerbolte ser Sio5elanpers
nulter iSatber Gapour bie ginlooung
slm I Sanllar 1858 purOe p. 0emc.
trtus Oe Otarogna, ser Yrior Ges ct.
Glouoer &l0lterleins gelpelen mar,
Efarrer Ser @emeinoe Ser bodp.
6atber &eller 1puroc na6 SoribouIt
perlebt.
p. Gemctrills ltellte oie nod I'M
pollenoete Stride fertig, iorgte fiir oe-
rem piiroige ausltattllng. Spater Or
ganilierte er au6 Die St.zSolepbs-
Stride in @inona, llno ser aln "a
Suli 1859 als 9ildoi bon ct. Yol,l
foniefrierte bphp'lte 0r. Sbonas 8
Grace ernannte i'm gum @enerulpitnr
Der oelltl6en @emeinOen ser Gio5ele,
cine Stelle, oie er bis 5u ieinem Sooe
befleioete. SIM Sabr 1860 baute er
auf Ser Steae, 1po iebt Sic @elneinoe
balle ltebt, cine Sfarrl6lle. sluh BE-,
Itanoen Oumals in ser itetig luablel1,
BEN @emeinee mebrere Gereine. SSS:iI
Sabre 1868 tpuroe p. Clemens
Staub, O.S.B., Bfarrer ser @emeill,
Oe @enige @o6en ipGter fam sos
erlte groBere ungliid iiber oie Sc,
neinoe: 5elter 5erltorte Sic S6ule
uno Oas 5tpiiben oieier uno Ser &irhe
Itebenoe Bfarrbdusden. P. 9eme;
trtus erri6tete auf ser Stelle, mo aud
iebt Ous Heftorat ltebt, Elm gerGumi,
ges Bfarrbaus. 0esglei6en 1puroe i'm
Sabre 1864 eine neue Sbule gebant
Oas ietige Gereinsbaus (bas 1lteite
Sdulbaus in ser StabD. @roBen,
tells Sen 8emiibungen bon p. Gle,
mems mar au6 sic @riinoung bes
,@anOerer' i'm Sabre 1867 5u ban,
fen. @r tpar 8rdltoent Ser @anoerer
Brinting GompanD bis gum Sabre
1875. P. Clemens 1par ipie lein 8or.
gdnger p. 9enetrius @eneraIpifa,
fir Sic oeutlden &atbolifen.
ltnteroeHen tpar oie @emeinoe ser.
art getpabien, oaB itdb oie grribt,,nq
elmer nellen Stride als not1penoig er,
tptes. W2it Der glrbeit tpuroe bereits
| i'm Sabre 1870 begonnen, uno in Der
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Sn ser perflolienen lreitagnoGt
puroe sic tariG=Simmelfabrts Sir,
6e in ct. Baul our6 eine Seuers.
brunIt If1per bei6dbigt. ginbre6er
melbe bie Spferltofe beraubten, ited
ten allem slnl6ein na6 auf Ser Suhl
nuG ueiterer 8ellte Oas 8ottesbaus
INT 8rano. 3ie 5lammen orongen opn
Ser 9tdbe oeS !Saupteingangs iiber
bas Sreppeubaus sur @mporbiibn;
llno ri6teten am @ebduoe lelber 1lnS
an Der prd6tigen Srgel S6aOeu I'M
8etrage BON minoeltens 100000 an
@ie SIT. Hfarrer Sobn Steln1es nit
teilt, lit Ser SdaOen ourb Gerlid)e.
rung geoedt, unO nit Der Heltaurie.
rlng miro unperlpeilt begonnen luer.
sen.
Die fa6ri6t bon Ser 9elddoi,
gung oes ebrpiiroigen @ottesbaules
miro melt iiber Dtinneiota biuuus
groBtes geoa1ern berporrufeu. 81,
Wtaria= Sinnelfabrts! iii
sic dltelte oel1tl6e @emeinOe IN Otin,
neiota. Die @el6i6te ser @emeinOe
reidt beinabe bunoert Sabre 5uriif
SIM Sabre 1854 ernannte 8il6oi
Gretin Sen bo6lp. Srn. Wtihael q
8iir5felo - oeiien Name in alteS
geri6ten in peri6ieoenen Sariatio
llen lpieoerfebrt - gum Seeliorge,
ser bier un0 IN ser ndberen llmgc
blng mobnenben oeuti6en &atboIi
ten, fiir bie bis Gabin @ottesoienIt in
Ser oamaligen &atbeorale an Ser gd(
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gebalten 1poroen mar. slls Sotbel
8iir5felo ein Ssabr ipater nah 8enn
| iplpanta 5uriidfebrte, bon no er mad
ct. SAUL gefommen mar, ernanntt
8iidof Gretin Sen i'm SSabr 5upor ge
tpeibteu bo6p. Srn. 8eorg Seller
Ser 2ittle Canada beriab, 5um Hfar.
rer ser @emeinbe, sic oantols et1pc
oreibig 5amilien 5iblte. Srot biei,,
fleinen An5abl BON 8eneinoemitglie.
bern, Sic 5ubem als 9teuiierler mel,
items arn an 1peltli6en @iitern ma
rem, nla6te iid Der il1nge Seeliorgel
l.npermeilt an Sic grribtl1ng elmer
Stride. Sim 5elt Warid Simmelfabr1
1855 ipuroe Ser @runoltein gelest
SIN acknowledgement 5riibiabr ipa,
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iegnete 8iidof Gretin bas @ottes:
bal1s elm, in Dem einen Monat ipdtel
Der beriibmte P. 8eninger cine Mil
lion belt. 9ie Stride ltanb an ser
grdange1StraBe ga no iebt Ser Sim.
'teripielplab lit. Sic tpar aus Stein
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i6en truman uno Stalin plotli1
aus 6er @elt geibafft tperoen Tonne
aber gerabe tpenn man bas erfennt,
ntitB man 81 Der Solgerung fommen,
oaB es angebra6t lit, Die Debate
iiber iefunoare Sragen 5u oertagen,
nno allerbodlte 3eit gum proouftipen
Sanoeln. Mit 9tedt iast Dirfs, Die
guropier iollten iid gu ~raiderem,
energii6em Sanoeln 5mingen".
@enn man bos aber eingeieben
bat, 10 lit es linnlos, iib nod ausein-
amber su reoen. @enn man bie @e-
meinlamfeit ser beiberi ieitigen 2e=
bensioeale anerfennt, tpie &ogon l,no
Dirfs oas NIT Ha6orud tun, 10 mub
man oaraus Sic @inii 5ieben, bab
oieie 2ebensibeale MIR ourh cine ra,
| id)e, 1pirfli6 fooroinierte slftion &C.
I6iibt 1u1o geitGrft iperben f0nneu.
SaB bie slusfiibrungen bon &ogou
uno 0irfs lebten gnbes in oieie Gih-
tung einlaufen, seigt, tpie tpertpoll
es lit, Dab mir 1lns in oieien 0ingen
nit Sen SeutI6en l1no Sen anoeren
europaii6en Nationen berlteben, 1tno
iotueit iolhe 0ebatten nidt @egen.
lite oufreiBen, ionbern oas 8etpuBt-
Iein Ser 8emeiniamfeit itdrfen, iiro
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~S dperb + oris". gei S6mibt
flingelt oas Selepbon. - rSallo, Gr=
min, bit ou ba?" - rSa, bier lit Gr.
min Sbmiot!" - ~S0r' nal, alter
Sllnge, mir geht's o1genbliflidl iehr
mlllmig. aunnlt Ou mir fiinf5ig Col
lar leiben2" - ~Geriteb' tein @ort
8itte, no6mal!" - Gr mieoerbo!t.
S6miot bebauptet 1uieOer, niht cine
Slide 5u perlteben. - sd .
brall6 notlpenbig etlpaS Gelo!
aannIt . on . mir fiinf5ig
Collar i6iden?" ton1mt's nod
einmal Oeutlih 5uriid. - ga i6al=
tet bas 9lmt iih ein: ~aber i6 bite
Sic, Sic Gerbinoltng lit taoellos, id
perlteb SEN slnrltfenoen ausge5eid)=
nett" = nSo9" fragt Sdmiot. Sea,
nann leiben sic ibm bie fiinf5ig
9ollar!"