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Evening star., 1952-09-24
Britain Queries Russio
On Detention Of Ship
BY ihs Associated Press

LONDON. Sept. a Britain has
handed Russia . note demanding
to know why the Russian Navy de-
tanned . British trawler. . Fcfeign
Once spokesman said last night,
The 369-ton fishing vessel
Equerry was reported halted last
week by q Soviet naval ship in
Arctic waters and escorted toward
Murmansk.
Evening star., 1952-09-24
U. S. Embassy confers
With Officials in Rome

The State Department disclosed
today the United States Embassy
in Rome has conferred with Ital-
ian government representatives
about Italy's closing Church Of
Christ missions there.
State Department Press Spokes-
man Michael J. McDermott told
Evening star., 1952-09-24
u. S. Lubricant Volume

DALLAS (SF). - Lubricants
make up about 2 per cent OF the
total volume of major petroleum
products produced In the United
States.
Evening star., 1952-09-24
interference Feared.


He had asked that news Of the
purpose Of his trip to the United
States be withheld until he board
ed his plane because he feared
there might be "some attempt at
interference" with his passport or
visa.
Shortly before leaving. Mr.. Ro-
sapepe said "these churches are
making every effort to comply
with Italian law"
He said the Assembly Of God
and the Church Of Christ have
been trying for four years to OBJ
tain official recognition and per-
mits required for their operations.
Both have italian congregations
here. led by American evangelists
or field directors.
Evening star., 1952-09-24
Freedom Pledged in Treaty.

Mr.. Rosapepe said he would
urge the State Department to use
its influence to see that Protestant
denominations are allowed the
freedom Of religion promised in
Italy's peace treaty. and pledged
in the Italian constitution.
The State Department was vis-
tied in Washington yesterday by a
delegation representing Protestant
Pentecostal churches to protest
alleged persecution Of their
churches In Italy.
The Italian attorney, who has
made repeated protests to the
Italian Ministry Of Interior and
to the United States Embassy here
on behalf Of the churches, said he
has an appointment with the State
Department tomorrow.
Evening star., 1952-09-24
proiesiants' Lawyer
In Rome Takes Plane
For Visit 10 Acheson
By shs As.oeiosed Press

ROME. Sept. ~. - Giacomo
Rosapepe, an Italian attorney, left
by plane for washington to ap-
peal to Secretary Of State Acheson
on behalf Of three Protestant
groups against what they charge
is religious persecution In italy.
Mr.. Rosapepe represents the
Italian Assembly OF God. affiliated
with the General Council of AS
semblies Of God, Springfield, Mo-.
the Church Of Christ. and. the
Pentecostal Church.
All of these have reported
churches closed and ministers ar
rested or taken. to police. stations
for questioning within the past
several weeks.
Evening star., 1952-01-14
Hollywood Diary
Tony Curtis and Janet Leigh
Will Form Own Movie COMPANY
BY SheiIoh Groham-

her new figure and new beau at
the party-handsome Rock Hud-
son
Raymond Burr has returned
from Korea, and is making a big
pitch for blood donations. "How
they need it over there, Sheilah. "
Bette Davis has baked at ''The
Widow" movie. Wants something
less lugubrious.
Scott Brady, no longer billed
as Lawrence Tierney's younger
brother, will get the top male role
in Charlie Brackets "How High
Is Up" Scott denied sending
Dorothy Malone an ultimatum to
come back from Texas to marry
him. ''I'm not ready to marry" !"
said Scott, but, take it from me.
he'll marry Dotty if she will only
give him the nod.
Adele Jergens gave up her
honeymoon with Glenn Langan in
New York to make with the char
ades on Mike Stokey's "Panto-
mime Quiz" TV show in Hollywood.
Glenn will follow her here in eight
weeks, but what kind Of honey
moon is that?
7 loved Jimmy Durante's ad to
Hal Wallis in the trade papers.
Jimmy turned the other cheek
with thud heard all over Holly
wood, renouncing his lawsuit with
Hal over the title That's My Boy"
making Halls victory very Pyrrhic.
Evening star., 1952-01-14

liams is coming here for a tour of
the country with his popular read
ings from Charles Dickens.
Gian-Carlo Menotti, here today
for the premiere of "The Medium
tomorrow night at the Playhouse,
will be guest Of honor. at a tea by
the Newspaper Women's Club. T..
He will be Hazel Markets WWDC
guest at 1885 noon on Wednesday.
/. The Italian Ambassador and
Signora Tarchiana will entertain
in Menotti's honor tomorrow, $50
to z pm. at the Embassy +. James
Waring, Catholic University set
designer and lighting expert. will
speak tonight to members of the
Washington Theater Alliance. !.
His subject will be ''The Lighting
Problems in Amateur Theater
Groups" The time is $3.50 pm,
the place Foundry Methodist
Church, Sixteenth and P streets.
Evening star., 1952-01-14
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
Tony Curtis and Janet Leigh
will form an independent picture
company when their contracts ex-
pire at their respective studios
"Wen call it Schwartz Enter
|prises'," the enterprising Tony
(Schwartz) said. Other plans in
|clude buying a house, and hav-
ing a baby real soon."
Piper Laurie, back from Korea,
said, II went six days without q
bath, but the Army finally gave
me bar of soap. a fashlight, and
a As automatic, and said Go take
"a shower" Piper will return to
Korea when she finishes my Own
True Love-"
George Brent, Nigel Bruce and
Albert NORM, have been paid of
in full for the 'tRaff1es" !TV series
they signed for. Sam Goldwyn
who made the picture. said that
the title was all his. So did his
lawyer.
Richard Conte, who usually op-
crates as a movie gangster, will
take to the wide open spaces in
'"The Riding Kid" which Freddie
De Cordova will direct.
Vic Damone and Jack Benny's
sprig, Joanny, have said farewell
to romance. Vic is writing his
love letters from Germany, to the
top lady in stop Banana"
Talking Of tops, William Goetz,
head man at Universal-Interna-
tional, demonstrated at the press
preview Of meet Danny Wilson, 81
one reason why he has remained
on top. He shook hands and
talked to 1000 guests. Every day
he lunches in the main dining
room at his studio, and is avail.
able to the biggest star and
smallest extra.
**+*
Frank Sinatra, discussing his
IN. D. W." film said, "I've made
a wonderful picture. with two
wonderful fighters-Shelley Win
ters and Alex Nicol."
Nancy Valentine arrived back
in the United States telling pals
that she has absolutely no inten-
ton of divorcing her Maharaja OF
Cooch Behar. The Indian govern
ment hasn't yet come to a deci-
sion. II it's no for Nancy, the
Cooch will have to concur. His
money is tied up in India.
Jerry Lewis has abandoned his
home movie, "A Trolley Called Re.
|pulsive." in favor of "A Spot in the
Shade" which satirizes "A Place
in the Sum-" He'll put the death
dealing boat in his swimming
pool!
Partner Dean Martin said at the
|Sinatra Ambassador Hotel shindie
that he had bought a new house
in Beverly Hills, with 10-count
'em-bathrooms. I'm a block
away from my ex-wife, and ouI
four kids swarm all over the
place!"
Those two characters who talk
and have their hair cuts like Dear
and Jerry are not going to be sued
though they themselves plant this
item with gullible columnists
What could we collect?" Dear
asked, answering, Bull Durham
cigarettes?"
Marilyn Maxwell is showing of
Evening star., 1952-01-14
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time OF Showing

Il Il
And Time Of Showing
Stage.
New Gayety-Jose Greco and
his Spanish Ballet; $3.50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador-"I'll See You in
My Dreams; 1:05, $40. $40, 7:25
and 9:35 pm.
Capitol -"The Model and the
Marriage Broker; 1900 am, 1:45.
4:30. 7:15 and 10000 pm. Stage
show: 12:45, $3.50. 6:15 and 9 pm.
Columbia - The Unknown
Man; 1O:45 am, 1885, 2:30. 4:2O,
6:15. $40 and 1000 pm.
Dupont-"Tales Of Hoffmann";;
100, 3:10. $40. 1880 and 9:40 pm.
Keith's-The Strange Door,:
1885 am, lao. 3:45, $50. 1855
and 1000 pm.
Little-"Pool Of London; $40,
8:15 and 1905 pm.
Metrop0litan-"The Big Night; !;
11:25 am. los, 1850, 4:20, 6:15,
800 and 9:45 pm.
National-"S Smoky; 11:15 am,
100, 2:45. 4:30, 6:15, 800 and
9:45 pm
Ontario-'Darling, How Could
Your: 1850, $3.50, 5:35. 7:45 and
9:45 pm.
Palace - "Quo vadis":: 1885
am. 2:45, 5:55 and 9:05 pm.
Pix-"Jesse James, 2:25, 900
and 9:40 pm.
PlayhOuse-"Caesar and Cleo
patra":: 10:30 am. 1885. 2:45,
4:55, 7:05 and $40 pm.
Plaza - 1.-THE Lavender Hill
Mob; 10:35 am. 1880. 2:25, 4:20.
$40, 8:15 and 1915 pm.
Trans-Lux - "A Place in the
Sum-: 1885 am. 1:05, 3:15, $3.50.
TAO and 9:55 pm. -
Warner-"IIl See You in My
Dreams; 11:15 am. 1:20. $3.50.
5:35, 1885 and 9:45 pm.
Evening star., 1952-01-14

tllat 0IldIlkdT IS U1OTG IIldut q
superlative artist; that he is also
q missionary from the East to the
West. He brings with him the ex-
citement of another world and
with it arouses and satisfies a deep
and abiding curiosity on the part
Of this .one.
There is complete fascination
IN the varied program which
Shankar and his small company
dances. It has grace and beauty
and strangeness and this dedicated
follower always finds it exciting
in the possibility that mad caprice
some day will seize the dancer
and bring a whimsical program
substitution that will completely
fool the audience.
The program. for instance, will
say that the next number is a
folk dance expressing elation at
the bounty of the harvest while
the company actually is doing a
dance illustrating, "a young girl
implores her worldly brother to
explain what the Americans mean
by The shrimp boats are comm. !.
there's dancin' tonight"
It never has happened, and this
reviewer would not want to put
an outrageous idea into Shankar's
mind. but it is possibility always
throbbing in the mysterious at
mosphere Of an Indian dance
concert.
Yesterdays program, which will
be completely changed tonight.
attained its greatest measure of
delight in the simpler, more elo-
quent dances which are fixtures
In the company's repertory. These
included such expressive folk
items as Village Festival" a.
harvest dance: Grass Cutters"
o colorful, comic number dealing
with the teasing of a bride to-be
by her girl friends; and the deli
cately indelicate "Bidai," or adieu
to a just-married couple starting
on its honeymoon.
They were not necessarily the
big numbers but they were the
most enjoyable by virtue of their
pantomimic clarity.
X n n n |
Shankar, still the dominant
figure in his captivating group,
and his lovely partner (and wife)
Amala, provided the program with
It's classical highlights. In the first
Evening star., 1952-01-14

act. his solo number was the re-
nowned "Indra," a magnificent
summary of the difference between
Eastern and Western dancing
while Amala performed the witty
Nirikshan, or study of the flirta-
tious peasant girl. They danced to-
gether, with the entire company,
in the dramatic "Pramila Arjun"
to bring the first act to a close.
The heroic mood of the "Kartti-
keya," danced by Shankar and
balanced against the seductive and
humorous celestial nymph number
by Amala provided the solo high
lights Of the second act.
The climax Of the program was
reserved for the "Tandava Nrit-
tya," a religiously ecstatic melo-
drama. The uninitiate is hard put
to follow the intricacies of this
archaic dance, but there is never
the slightest doubt in his mind
that terrific emotions are involved
in it.
As always, two Of the subordi-
nate charms Of Shankar's ballet
are its native instrument musical
accompaniment and the beauty of
its costuming. These complete an
aural and visual fascination that
are to be found only in this Indian
dance ensemble.
Tonight's entirely different pro-
gram will also be presented at
Constitution Hall, curtain time
$3.50.
Monday memoes: Starting Jan.
28. South Pacific" will have a z
o'clock curtain time on Monday
nights. . The innovation is ex-
planned "as designed for the con-
venience Of commuters or New
York residents who, for q variety
Of reasons, prefer to do their
theatergoing in the early part of
the evening"" Every one can be
in bed by 1880 pm. .. Maxwell
Barefoot in Athens"
is Fireside Library's published play
choice for March. Today is
Bette Davis Day" on the Mutual
Broadcasting System. Clifton
Webb breaks with his Mr.. Belve-
dere character in Dream Boat"
his current acting chore, and no
one could be more delighted. :.
Webb plays a silent-era movie
star with Webbian relish. A
memo from United Artists refers
to Actor Emlyn Williams as "the
British Orson Welles." Will
Evening star., 1952-01-14
The Posing Show
Shdnkur's S Indian Ballet
Delights His Devotees
By Joy cormody

Many OF the perhaps of the broader
meanngsof Uday Shankas Indian
audiences these audiences growing
the large crowd which turned out
yesterday at Constitution HALL
The size and enthusiasm of the
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-20

andre Menscfen. aber eigentlich
INNER nur damn, wenn etwas Be-
sonderes an linen ist. Beispiels-
weise Won jenen Menschen, die
Verbrechen begangen haben und
dadurch bekannt wurden. weiss
man sehr viel, i'm Grunde sogar
zu viel. Won semen Nachsten je-
doch weiss man i'm allgemeinen
NIGHTS oder nur sehr wenig. Es
ist ia NIGHTS ,,Besonderes" an
linen.
Ich war jetzt an der See und
wohnte in elmer Pension, wo ich
mich selbst verpflegen musste.
Unweit war Elm Milchgeschaft;;
dort machte ich meme Besorgun-
gen. Elm kleines Fraulein ver-
kauIte mir Brot, Butter, Kase.
Wurst - Es war Elm kleines Frau
lein vie in jedem Geschaft, NIGHTS
besonderes war an ihr. Wir sag
ten uns ,.Guten Tag" und ,Auf
Wiedersehen", das war allies.
Mach dem Essen machte ich
allabendlich noch einen Spazier-
gang am Strand. Da sab ich ein-
NAL i'm Dahinschlendern, vie SIGH
aus der Branding cine Gestalt
erhob. ich erkannte, es war elm
junges Madchen 49, hochaufge-
reckt stand es da und blickte zu-
RICK auf die subernen Wellenlei-
Der, die es eben noch umarmt
gehalten hatten. Damn wandte es
SIGH UNI und lief, umspruht von
funkelnden Spritzern, fink an
den Strand. Die anrollende Flut
hattie den Strand glatt gespiilt,
er glich einem santenen Teppich.
Darauf stand nun das Madcnen,
ALIEN. Es streckte SIGH steil him.
melan. hob die Arme, damn -wie
cine uberfallende Welle - bog es
sich rickwarts und spannte SIGH
eur Brucke. Ans Land gespult"
flossen seine Bewegungen noch i'm
Gleichmass NIT den Bewegungen
des Meeres, und es war klein Un-
terschied zwischen den Wellenbo-
gen und dem Bogen des Mad
chens. Sic warren elm Naturge-
schehen.
Beschamt gestehe ich: Das Mad
chen war das kleine Fraulein aus
dem MilchgeschAft, das ich zu-
nachst NAL wieder! - auch
fir eine .,Briefmarke" gehalten
hattie.
Uebrigens - das tr6stete mich
damn -: sic mich auch.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-20
Die Freundin und .das Medallion
Fine Geschichte aus dem Kohlenp0tt
Won Georg A. Oedemann

Gestern hat sic wieder zum
Fenster herausgeblickt. Sic tut es
auf cine eigenwillige, anmutige
Art. Der Kopf ruht auf den auf-
gestutzten winzigen Handen, den
kleinen Finger schiebt sic schrag
uber die Lippen, die dicken
Wangen sind vie zwei prallrote
Rollen neben das Naschen ge-
drlckt. Das Haar hangt ihr uber
die Stirn. So viel CLAM. So viel
O'clock! Zusammengeringelt und
in langen Kurven fallen sic uber
ihre schmale Schulter. Und die
Augen! Kumpel Valentin, sieh
doch diese Augen!
ia, er sieht diese Augen und
nimmt jeden Tag etwas Won ihrem
CLAM, diesen helen Spiegeln der
Welt, NIT hinab in die Kohle.
Auf Sohle acht! In dieser dunk
len Welt, wisst ihr, hat allies
einen auderen Sim, allies wird
nit einem anderen Masstab ge-
messen. Knistern und Steinge-
riesel hinterm Verbau, rollende,
polternde Schuttelrutschen, vie
graue Urzeittiere eingepresst in
die Enge des Stollens, grollende
Pickhammer.. Kohlenstaub. Hitze.
Dumpfe Dunkelheit.
Es heisst die Menschen sind
bose aufeinander, es ist NIGHT
mehr vie fruher, es ist etwas
kaputt am Korper der Menschheit!
Aber hier unten, hier unten ist
auch Elm anderer Masstab fir das
Kapitel Menschheit! Kumpel VAL
entin, Kumpel Weichert, Kumpel
Bergerhannes und der krumme
Zehm. die sind niemals bose auf-
einander. Hier fehlt die Ursache.
Seht ihr: Christus, wenn er heute
lebte, er wurde aus einem Berg
werk kommen, er musste aus
einem Bergwerk kommen, aus
diesem urgriindigen Dunkel der
Erdgewalten, damit er das LIGHT
predigen konnte!
Valentn und Bergerhannes
sitzen auf einem Schwellenstapel
i'm Bremsberg. Die neue Balm
wird aufgeschlossen. Sic nutzen
die Pause rum Buttern NIT Kanten
wurzigen Brotes und Speck. Die
Fingerspitzen sind ganz sauber
vom Fett, dafur ist der Speck
dreckig, nit elmer aufgemalten
fandschaft Won Kohlenstaub,
wern er das rote Loeb nit den
weissen Zahnen passiert.
,.Heute hat sic mir was mitge-
geben!"
.,Was?" Bergerhannes schielt
herum: ,Wer?"
Ursula! Die kleine Ursula!"
Valentin schuttelt argerlich den
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-20

49, Der dichtbesetzte Fahrstuhi
stieg langsam h0her. Frau Bek-
ker beobachtete, vie ihr schon err
srauter Ehemann nit Wohlbeha-
gen die wohlproportionierten For
men der hubSchen Blondine be-
trachtete, die dicht vor linn stand.
Ais der Fahrstuhl i'm letzten Stock
hielt, drehte sich das junge Mad
chen pl0tzlich un, CAB Herrn Bek
ker cine schallende Ohrfeige und
rief: .,Ich will Sic lehren, mich
zu kneifen!"
Bestiirzt verliess Herr Becker
nit seiner Frau den Fahrstuhl
und versuchte ihr seine Unschuld
I'll beteuern: ,Glaub mir, Lieb-
ling, ich habe das Madchen wirk-
Itch nicht eekniffen!"
.Beruhige dich," sagte Frau
Becker, "ich war's!"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-20

..Drei Gotten sind ss, die
uns die Welt zur HOLE machen."
rief Elm Wanderprediger in elmer
kleinen bayerischen Stadt semen
Zuh0rern zu. ,,Vor dem Gotten
Macht walzen wir uns i'm Stau-
be. vor dem Gotten Eros knien
wir nieder, und den dritten Got
zen, den fihrt Ihr taglich i'm
Munde, wenn Ihr die Lohntute
holt wenn Ihr Eure Steuern be-
zahlt, wenn
Da rief der Herr Hinterhuber
laut in den Saal: der Gotz von
Berlichingen!"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-20
Wenn Eisen voin himmeI sturzt
Aber der ,Wetuntergang" droht NIGHT dem Kosmos
Won Hans X. Kaiser

n. halSer
einem Luftbild der RAF aus dem
Jahre 1916 - i'm Norden der ka-
nadischen Provinz Quebec, nahe
der Hudson -Strasse. Nicht weniger
ais 1920 Meter Durchmesser hat
dieser kreisrunde Krater, dessen
Inneres Elm 260 Meter tiefer, meist
zugefrorener See erfullt.
Unbekannt fur allie Zeiten bleibt
uns die Zahl jener himmlischen
Geschosse, die in die II Prozent
der Erdoberflache bedeckenden
Ozeane gestiirzt sind. Auch auf
den Festlandern werden die Spur
en- manch zines Aufsturzkraters
i'm Laufe der Jahrhunderte durch
die Krafte des Wassers und der
Verwitterung verschWunden sein.
Mach elmer Theorie des hollan-
dischen Professors Oort sind allie
Kleinplaneten, Kometen und
Meteorsteine Trimmer zines gros-
sen Planeten, der vor Urzeit i'm
Raum zwischen Mars und Jupiter
seine Balm um die Some zOg
und elmer kosmischen Katastrophe
ungeheuren Ausmasses yum Opfer
fiel. R,lnd 100 Milliarden crosse
und kleinere Bruchstticke soften
heute die Some in elmer riesigen
Woke umschweben, und durch
Bahnstorungen geraten derartige
Korper INNER wieder in unsere
Maize.
Seit dem biblischen Altertum
wurden verschiedentlich Berichte
bekannt, wonach Menschen und
There Won herabstirzenden, meist
kleineren Meteoriten verletzt oder
erschlagen wurden. Mach INTER
suchungen von Dr.. Lincoln La
Paz an der UniverSitat Won New
Mexico wird durchschnittlich allie
300 Jahre elm Mensch Won einem
Meteorstein getroffen. Was aber
ware geschehen, Wenn die bisher
bekanntgeWOrdenen Weltraumge-
schosse SIGH NIGHT ausgerechnet
in unbesiedelte Wustengegenden
gesturzt hatten? Elm Meteorit Won
der Crosse des Sibirien-Meteors
von 1908, uber elmer Grosstadt
nidergegangen, konnte in Bruch-
teilen Won Sekunden vernichten-
deren Schaden anrichten. ais die
furchtbarsten Bombenangrif1e es
je vermochten.
Die Befiirchtung, dass uns diese
unberechenbaren, nit 30 bis 10(
Sekundenkilometer in die Erdat-
mosphare einschiessenden, ungebe-
tenen Caste aus dem Kosmos
fruher oder spater den Welt
untergang" bescheren konnten, ist
jedoch unbegrundet. Selbst in den
dichtesten MeteorschWarmen sind
| die einzelnen Broken nur unvor-
| stellbar dunn verteilt. Wenn der
| Menschheit zines Tages die Ver-
| nichtung droht, damn werden
keine Gefahren aus dem Welt
ralm daran schuld sein. Sondern
allenfalls die Gefahren, die uns
aus elmer fehlgeleiteten tech
rischen Entwicklung auf der Erde
eolhct c,,fsfenor
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-20
Was Weisst du denn Won mir?
Won Hansjiirgen Weidlich.

1ch sass in einem Omnibus, NIT
6em die Arbeiter aus den Dor
fern in die Stadt an hire Ar
beitsplatze fahren. Es war NOR
gems um halb sieben. In der
Stadt setzte SIGH Elm schmachti-
ger Mann, NIT reglosem. aus
drucksleerem Gesicht. auf den
Platz mir gegenuber. Er sieht aus
vie cine Briefmarke, dachte ich:
so flachgewalzt und totgestem-
pelt. Mein Gott, wozu lebt er
dem, wenn keine Freude in linn
list?
Da fuhr der Omnibus alb - und
in dieser Sekunde erwachte das
Gesicht des Names. Err blickte
aus dem Fenster; interessiert
folgte ich seinem Blick. Ais wir
an einem hohen vielst0ckigen
Haus vorbeifuhren. sab er steil
All dem Hause hinauf und wink
te. Oben, an einem der Fenster.
winkten cine Frau und drei Kin
der und antworteten seinem Gruss.
Er druckte das Gesicht an die
Scheibe und blickte, solange es
m0glich war, mach dem Fenster
zuruck. Ich sab, In semen Augen
war Elm Leuchten, und sein Mund
zeigte Elm gluckliches dankbares
Lacheln. Damn durchfuhr der
Omnibus cine Kurye, und nun
war das Gesicht des Names vie
ausgeloscht; er war jetzt wieder
ole uBriefmarke."
Ich aber wusste nun, wer er
war, und ich schamte mich. dass
ich vorher so abfallig Won ihm
gedacht hattie.
Man hort und liest so viel uber