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Arizona sun., 1953-06-12

ChrySanthemumS, carnations and
gladiolas decorated the Beacon
Light Seventh Day Adventist
Church providing the setting for
the candlelight ceremony, uniting
in marriage, Miss Marquita Hamil-
ton of Phoenix and Herman Law
renee Kibble formerly of Chicago,
on Wednesday evening.
The groom's father, the Elder
Harvey Kibble, president of the
Lake Region Conference of Seven
day AdventistS, officiated.
A high neckline bodice of lace
and sequins, a full skirt and long
train of white satin, fashioned the
brides gown. An over-the-face veil
was secured to a tiny white cap.
She carried white orchid atop a
white bible.
The maid of honor, Miss Zelona
Colt, wore pink satin taffeta
gown with tulle overskirt and
s'AiAe$A4 CoP W AAAoISIIs AIlC CC1 leu
pink carnation bouquet. Other
feminine attendants, similarly
dressed and carrying carnation
bouquets were: Misses Leola
MCGOWAN, Marie. Kibble, sister of
the groom, and Eleanor Mills.
The groom's brother, Harvey
Kibble .Jr. of Utah, served as best
man, and Lorenzo Paytee, Carl
Hamilton, brother Of the bride,
Harold Kibble, brother of the
groom, and William Cootwood, as
uShers. =
Traditional wedding music was
played by Mrs. Madeline Mason and
two solos, "The Lords Prayer
and Because" were sung by Ma
thaniel Robinson. ss
The bride, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Hamilton of 1884 w.
Arizona sun., 1953-06-12
Mrs. Lydia Host
To HouSegueSt

Mrs. Nina Lydia of 1712 E. Mon
roe Street had a distinguished
houseguest, last week, in the per-
son of Mrs. Ercele Harmon Moore,
who was in the city on official
business as the Imperial Illustrious
COMMANDERS, of Masonics, visiting
the Masonic Auxiliaries at Prince
Hall Temple.
Mrs. Moore, of Buffalo, New
York, left late Friday night for
Los Angeles, motoring with Mr..
and Mrs. Emerson Harvey of this
city.
Earlier in the day Mrs. Moore
was the guest of Mrs. Ollie Mae
Christopher on motor trip to No
gales, Mexico. Mines. Doris OneaI
and Hattie Scott accompanied
them.
Arizona sun., 1953-06-12
CHI Ar NJ
BY LOU LuTOUR

NEW YORK (GlobaD-The per-
son who is well poised is one who
has Everything under control" =
and that includes her, own body
and her own emotions. i Uncon-
trolled emotion is an enemy of the
body. Our hearts, stomachs and
glands are constantly being swayed
by our thoughts. Our nerves, out
of control, may ruin our bodily
health. All the organs and glands
of the body work in close coopera-
ton. Uncontrolled emotion makes
you live against yourself.
So, the person who would be
charming must learn to relax. A
relaxed mind and body favors
freedom from tension, normal
blood pressure, avoidance of anger
and nervousness. Relaxation makes
for mental alertness and general
mental health.
From time to time we will bring
you various exercises that will
help you to relax.
Arizona sun., 1953-06-12
Washington
Frazier NuptialS

Miss Shirley Washington and
Jodie Frazier exchanged vows in
an afternoon ceremony, last Sun
day at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Wash
ington Jr., 2538 East Broadway.
The groom is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Barnett of -2542 East
Broadway.
The informal rites were per-
formed by the Rev. w. A. Wash
ington Sr., grandfather of the
bride, pastor of the New Home
Baptist Church.
For the nuptials, the bride
chose a white nylon net ballerina
length dress.
Mrs. DeWard Dotson served as
matron of honor and close Wo-
mack was best man.
A reception Immediately fol-
lowed the wedding. Receiving were
Mrs. Washington, brides mother,
who wore a navy floral crepe with
matching accessories; Mrs. Bar
nett, groom's mother, attired in
navy nylon lace with white acces-
sorieS, and Mrs. L. Hartsfiefd, the
brides grandmother who also
chose navy and white. Hostesses
were: Mesdames w. A. Brown, who
presided over the guest book, Wal
ter Risby, at the punch bowl, and
Viola Dever and Rosalie MCGEE,
cutting and serving of cake, and
Deward Detson, the wedding gifts.
The bride was a member of Car
yer High Schools 1853 graduating
class. The groom is employed at
the Arizona Club and is member
of the Herman Relf Combo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frazier are at
home to friends at 1908 East Mon
roe Street.
Arizona sun., 1953-06-12
The DeboaiirS

The Debonairs met at the home
of Mrs. Alvin Richey, 1921 East
Madison Street last week. Regular
business was discussed and plans
were completed for their Sadie
Hawkins Dance to be held tomor-
row night, at Ramada No. at
South Mountain Park.
After business was discussed
members enjoyed interesting re-
marks by a guest, Mrs. Dan Spr-
vey of Los Angeles, sister of the
president, Mrs. Ardella Sperland.
During the delightful repast
served by the hostess, an enjoy
able and interesting "brain bus
ter" game was played, dealing
with the 48 states called Its Fun
When You Are Full"
The reporter for the Debonairs
Mrs. Sizemore Jackson returned tt
the city from Arkansas Monday
where she attended the funeral of
her father.
Francis Jackson, reporter.
Arizona sun., 1953-06-12
Top HatterS

Mrs. lah Hicks, vice-president of
the Top Hatters, presided over the
regular meeting of the club, last
Wednesday night, at the absence of
the president, Mrs. Erma Williams
who is attending the Elk's Pacific
Coast Convention in San Diego.
The group met with Mrs. Alma
Berkley at 1905 South 21st Street.
Bible quotations by the chaplain,
Ida Love, opened the meeting.
Fluctuations were accorded Mrs.
Berkley who was celebrating a
birthday, receiving congratula-
tions and gifts, and a pretty birth
day cake baked by Mrs. Metha
Cochran.
The hostess served a chicken din
ner,, cake and ice cream.
The regular meeting will be held
next Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Melba Galloway, 800 South
9th Avenue.
Arizona sun., 1953-06-12
Jottings On Your
SOCIAL and CLUB AFFAIRS
Call your into the office before
Wednesday, Pm. - Phone AL 3-3682
Loyal Buddies

Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Carr enter
tanned the Loyal Buddies Social
Club last Sunday at the home of
Miss Christine Bledsoe, 1885 East
Monroe Street. The president, Ben
Washington, presided over the
short business session which dealt
with arrangements for an "all eX-
pense paid free trip" to Mexico
awarded Miss Eunice Logan, who
won the clubs big prize in a recent
quiz program. The club invites the
public to join their "cavalcade of
cars" which will leave from East
lake Park, Sunday, June 21, at
10 am.
The Carrs served an appetizing
chicken dinner and sparkling bev-
erages.
jamie Washington, reporting
Arizona sun., 1953-06-12
Social Notes

Mrs. Lois P. Mitchell enplanes
today for Estes Park, Colorado, to
visit her brother and niece, Theo-
dore and Lois Peoples of Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Graves of PaSa-
dena, California, will join her in
Denver for a vaaction. Mrs. Mitch
ell will be home at 904 West Beth
any Home Road after September /.
.Justus Davis also leaves today
for his home in Los Angeles after
enjoying a week here with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James L.
Davis, and many friends. Justus, a
former student of Carver High
School, was shown through the
school by w. A. Robinson, prin-
ciple, and said the improvements
were terrific.
Several days in FL Centro proved
refreshing for Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Dangerfield, and Miss Jessie
King. They rnotored to the Califor-
MIA town, last Saturday, returning
Tuesday morning: They were the
guests of Rev. and Mrs. Milton
Jackson, brother of Mrs. Danger
field. A sojourn to Mexicali, Mex
leo, highlighted their trip away
from home.
Arizona sun., 1953-06-12
Teacher Minister Recite Vows
In CandleIight Ceremony Wednesday

Buckeye Rd., is teacher at Percy
Julian School here, and a graduate
of Arizona State College at Tenn
pc. Her groom is studying for the
ministry.
Elder and Mrs. Harvey Kibble
attending, are from Chicago.
A reception at Grant Park hon
ored the couple, following the
ceremony.
The newlyweds left Immediately
following the ceremony for a Cali
fornia honeymoon.
Arizona sun., 1953-06-12
Westgate Assembly

The Westgate Assembly No. l.,
Order of the Golden Circle, met
recently with Loyal Lady Ruth
Franklin presiding. Highlighting
the meeting. was the initiation of
five candidates who received the
degree and blessings of the Order.
They were Mesdames Gladys Dur
ham, Beatrice Baker, Lena Risby,
Mamie Long and Matte Boyer.
Arizona sun., 1953-06-12
Phoenician Attends
Funeral of Brother

Word was received here this
week from Mrs. Matte Johnson,
1887 East Jefferson, of the death
of her brother Lorenzo Franklin,
of San Antonio, Tex. Funeral serv-
ices will be held there Saturday.
Evening star., 1953-09-24

soc SiIVer-Plate Forks
Just 172! Silverplated
pattern tern to a2.tsnt it ths :.r1s stys 20 co.
Heavy silver plating.
7th Floor, Washington; 4th Floor,
Silver Spring and PARKtngton
Evening star., 1953-09-24
SiIVer.PIate HOIIOware

$5-595, only $50 assorted A mn
pieces of this Silverplated sOC
holloWare Coffee pots, @
sugar and creamer sets,
gravy boats, other pieces. plus Fed taz
7th Floor, Washington: 9TH Floor, Stluer
Spring e. PARKington
Evening star., 1953-09-24
ChiIdren,s 2.95 SINNERS

Bright felt slippers with
plaid trims, sizes small, ~AO
medium, large. 400 pr. Just u
100 pr. Teen Slipper sox, " "
size 10, were 1.39. NOW 39c
End FL, Washington and Siluer Spring;
3rd FL, PARKtngton
Evening star., 1953-09-24
1895 to 69.95 Suits

4OsUO I'D OOsOO SWlCS
IS Misses better wool suits
i n flannelS, gabardines,
SharkSktnS and shadow %ODO
checks. Black, navy, some ODD
light shades; 10 to 20 in
group.
3rd Floor, Washington; End Floor,
Stluer Spring and PARKtngton
50 to I4.05 Dresses
Women! Just 80 when
selling starts! Nylons, ray n n
on prints and dark Fall $N
weight cottonS. 14h to 50 X
in group. Women's Dresses.
3rd Floor, Washington Store Only
Teen IO.05.I2.95 Dresses
Just 100 dresses in dressy
and casual styles Rayons, % .xX
cottons, nylons, sizes 7 to IS. ck"O
S'9'-SSS Dresses Just 12S;
End FL, Washington Only
Bridal Gown and Robe Sets
Handsome bridal en- IN m
sembies, beautifully n.JS
trimmed with lace and
ribbons. Assorted styles, AND
sizes 10 to 16. Rayons,
nylonS in the group. 10 .84
Just so at these low
prices. nv
3rd FL, Washington; End FL, SLIDER
Spring; Street H., PARKtnoton
Girls 2.90 RaincOats
Plastic raincoats, bright
with plaid trim Button
front. Snap-on hood Re- .xx
movable belt and carry
case. Just 144 Small me-
dium, large.
End Floor, Washington and SilUer Spring:
3rd Floor, PARKington
81 Decorated COmpacts
Metal compacts with spark
lingbright mirrors and "C
sure catches Highly deco
rated Inst Inn in oil
Evening star., 1953-09-24

600 brand new beauties. Vel
ours, felts, rayon velvets in
an exciting group of tailored,
casual and dressy cocktail
fashions.
3rd Floor, Washington; 2n0
SilUer Spring and PARKin
Evening star., 1953-11-18
Mems 1895 and s4.95
Imported and Do...SsGie
Leather
GLOVES
'2.88

Choose from furIined styles, wooIned copes or un-
lined gloves Of pi9skins. suedes and copeskins Most
ore samples and short lots of these higher priced
styles In TONS browns blacks and other smart shades.
Shop eory for the styles coIors and sizes you want!
In the group are sizes 71z to lOh.
Knnn's-Street Floor
washington and Arlington
Evening star., 1953-11-18
$3.50 and $50
Imported and Don,
Fabric
Pure Silk
TIES
'1.29
4 for S.
s1.2Q
4 for S.

Finest quality pure silk and in designs and patterns
that label them high style. Luxurious fouIords,
ocquords, woven types and others in beautiful color
combinations and pattern effects. Smart buys for
men who pick their own . :. f. smart buys for women
with Christmas on their minds
KannS-Street Floor
Washington and Arlington
Evening star., 1953-11-18
Outstanding Special! !
Slight Irress. of
Mems 1880
Dacron Sport
SHIRTS
'7.oo

long-sIeeve style from famous maker Docron
washes easily dries in minutes needs no ironing Groy,
navy, maroon, green or brown in the group. S., M, l.
sizes Buy for Christmas at this very special prce
KGnns-Street Floor
Washington and Arlington
Evening star., 1953-11-18
at this fabulous price
Y $500
Worsteds Gobordines
Shorkskins
. Shorkskins

The maker Of these fine suits got caught with
an overstock. Space was needed for spring
merchandise. So he sold at sacrifice. Konn's
took q cut too, SO you could have suit land
q fine one) at this piggy bank price! You've
seen lots Of advertised claims of unusual buys
we KNOW these suits are hunndinqers at
this price! See for yourself you'll find out
we're not kidding when we tell you these suits
are outstanding Regulars, shorts, longs and
stouts in the group. Single breosteds and two
button front styles.
Evening star., 1953-11-18
Special Purchased!
$50 to s1.o5
Shirting Fabrics
French Back
SHORTS
ga

Cut and tailored to really fit In this large assortment
ore three griPper fastener fronts and 4 button
fronts and button tabs, all with button adjustable
front Woven shrngs and end-on end madras fobrics
that wear, wash eosiIy. An unusual price for shorts
Of this quality! Sizes 30 to AZ in the group
KannS-Street Floor
Washington and Arlington
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Schiffsfriedhoefe in allen Erdtei|en
MiIIiorden ovf dem Meerssarvnd.

fran,0NlAen Beihmaber peretntefe
beriibmte ipanijde silberflotte onrh
sic gneIGnber' ,lnb &o1dnoer unter
Momiral @of pernihtet ipl,roe. Neitt'
,ehn Sd)ifie ianfen oamals arf ben
MeresgrunS. Ta lie in MIR 20 Meter
7iefe ruben ioGen, eriheinen Ber'
eunesperiude nid)t ecn3 ausNhts.
los. gereits 1882. alio 80 Sabre nod
bcn l1ntersang ser Silberflotte, be.
miibte fid) zine ipaniife @eiellihaff
@ert anf nift neni9er als 400 Mil'
lionen Yeietcn peranifIagt tptro.
Yeit oeu oanalisen primitipen
tehniihen Silismitteln fonnte ieooh
oas l1nternebmen ubpobl einige
@ulbmiin,en uno aanonen outage ee.
ioroert lpuroen nid,t eelinsen. auh
ale 9ereunesperiuhe i'm 9aufe oes
19. Sabrbunoerts iparen gum Shei.
tern perurteilt. Sm Sabre 1884
elaubte nun ser ipaniide Milit1rin'
genicur Manuel Morop Duran, ben
Sdos beben 5u fonnen. God itarb
oieiet mternebmunssluitiae WtarN
ipdbrenb oes 9iiraerfrieees. Seine
Wihpe bat nun in oen lesten esabren
BON Ser ipaniihen Meeieri,ng bic er'
laubnis erbalten, oie Naf)ioribuneen
iort5uiesen.
uRommel' Shat"
Giele Wtillionen at @olb un6
Sumelen puroen pGbreno bes ;tpei.
ten Weltfrieaes oltrh sic go in Eu.
neien .iihereeiteat. Oieier ,8om.
melihas", pie er filihlid be5eihnet
puroe. iollte our6 Soloaten oes oeut'
ihen Mfrifaforps nah Berlin geid,oiit
perben. Ct ipuroe iebodr unter it1n.
big sunebmenben ieinoIid)en 9uftan.
griffen BON SEN nit Dem transport
beauftraeten Sfii5ieren om II. Sep.
tember 1943 llnmeit ser @olomiin.
oung I'M Mteer perienft.
Dieie MGnner iino meeen .Jeig.
belt por bem 5eino" bereits ipeniee
Gage ipdter IN Maiia itanoredtlib
erid)oiien tporoen. Nab Dem arieee
begann cine iieberbafte Saeo nod
Dem ~Rommel. .Shae", an Der II. d.
Sic NIT einem Sransoien perbeirotete
2abp 8auooo,p unb Sic amerifaniide
Million6rin @utb 8ono teilnobmen.
Der einsige l1eberlebenbe Der Der.
ienfiinesaftion, Der beutibe Motroie
Geter Sleig, ser 194S Ser fransoN.
ifen Negierune ieine Dienite angebo.
ten batte, rpurbe nod Dem erfolgIoien
8ergunssperiud oon 8anoiten Der.
ifleppt unS mabrideinlih ermoroet.
BIS gum be,ttieen 1uee ieblt bon ibnt
ieoe Spur.
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|Enttueuschung in
Chile

Goliaraiio. Son Al oeutihen
Seimotpertriebenen iSamilien IN Ga
Serena in gicrbdile. sic in sipei
Bruppen i'm Sftober per9angenen
,sobres ,no im ;sebruar oieies Sab-
reg aui Yarseaen Der rGaia De So
loni3ation" anecSieoelt purben, bas
ben Is sic Siebluns perlaiien unb be-
iinren lie aueenblidlif in Yebelis-
allortieren int NationoI. Stabion in
sontiaeo. sic moaen pieoer mad,
9eutid,lono 5iriiffehren. Iic
Sduloiraee iiir bas aui oieie Weiie
ertennbar eeporoene &eriaeen bes
Sieblunes,nternebmens at fldren,
lit faum nod m0elid). I'm aber fiir
ip1ter oiieniiftlid)e isehler Su per=
meioen, iei bod, 10 ihreibt Ser aor-
reiuomoent ser opa in Gbile. olli Ell
nige Momente biueeuieien: Inter
ben ,Sieolern" ieien Sanomerfer,
I)t a d, nented)nifer. &ilisarbeiter,
@ntsbc}iber, @artenbanarditeften,
Elm Is Yro3ent=grmerbsbe bsbebinoerter,
elm Ronoitor mnb ionltige 8eri,fe &C.
,peicn, faum obcr iolfe. Die {id) als
Sieoler eieneten. Weeen oes Heeie.
rungspehlels in Chile tp,,rbe Die 5lir
&criteQung Der Sieolilngsbduier
unb Der 8eip1iierunesanlagen not
tpenoigen @elber niht ooer nur per-
ip6tct bereitgeitellt. sc errpies Nd,
oab bic Sieoler 5u friib nod Chile
gcbra1t ,puroen.
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$4,000 Deutsche fahren nun
Wieder auf allen I meeren

Somburg. Siele Sungen aus
Dem Oeutihen 9innenlano fpmmen
nad) Samburg nit romantiihen Gor.
itenungen POM 8eiuf fremoer Cant
Ger. bober 6euer lno aliltdlsigen
Nt1bhen. .Ias mad,t euf mal ifon
ab BON ser 9afe". iaeen ibnen aber
sic olten Seeb6ren. @er bas begreiit,
bat cine rebt reeae Chance. Sfifis-
ingenielre, illnse gsalltifer uno
2eihtmotroien iino rar in Ser hriItll-
den Seeiabrt.
Muf Dem Spi ser Seleritelle BEL
aapit1n Mabnfe am @ailmpaa itau-
oen Dor bier SSabren nod Sauienoe
Don Mrbeitsloien. Mn oen Qanoungs=
briiden ipuften iie in oen Sa'en.
Sir oeutihe Seeleute lit fein Elas
mebr aui BEN @eltmeeren.
Seute iiibren 692 Sd)iife nit iiber
| I Miaipn 89fI mieoer oie oelttif,e
1lasge. $1,000 beutihe Seeleute iah.
rem AMI ibnen. 5000 fino es aui aus
lGnoiihen Sd)ifien. gfur Die 6eiser
unb Stemarbs baben es nod ihmer,
einen Iott fir oie erobe 1abrt su
iinoen. Nad) 2eihtmatroien Shiffs.
inaenielreu uno iungen 9tautifern
ledt man Hh Die Singer rNeulid
id)nappten uns Die ausldnoer nieoer
cine Reibe BON Shiifsingenieuren
meg. 3ablen benen elatt elm Seuer
Don monatlid 1000 IM. Ga fonnen
mir natiirlih nid)t nit.
Natroienlebraeit: Grei Sabre
Sic ihlefteiten Griabrungen mad.
te man in oen erlten Ssabren nit oen
Sf)iiisiungen. ueber Die Sdlfte bat.
ten feline abeeid,loiiene ShulbiIoung
,mo iait ieoer ,ipeite nid,t einmal Die
yolfsihule 5u @noe sebraft. "2amit
MAIDEN mir iett shlub" am /. go.
pember muroe in 8anburg mieoer Ell.
ne Seemannsidule eroifnet. Sin See
| mannsbeim. in bem bic Sunsens rpe.
nieitens IA Gage ausgebiloet meroen.
eriitiert ihon. Ser neue Weg lit:
3 Weonate g4ule (Snternat). 8 gio.
nate Sfiiisiunse, Elm Sahr Sung.
matroie, elm Sabr 2eid)tmatroie, oann
Ntatroie uno nod bier Sabren Boots
mann.
| sSfSn, bak ibr uieber ba ieib"
Die motorfreiloigen uno .fiinoigen
Sunsens MAIDEN oas eans anoers. 3
Sabre 2e9ter ols Maitinenbauer. 80
Sabre ais Waidinenaiiiitent 5ur see,
oaraui slpei semeiter auf elmer
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Die Sowiets maehen
doppelkoepfiqen Kohl

9onoon. - Rabio Mosfau ioete.
bab es Sorpietselebrten eel,msen 1T.
aus ser acblmlr5el slpei aopfe ~
sieben. es banbeIt lid, niht Tim 3rpiI.
linastopie. iouoern elm ,lno bielelbe
Eilanse lieiert cine Sommer= 'un6
cine Serbiternte. Sm Suni tpuroen,
iuie es in Dem &aoioberidt beibt, auf
einem 21s 9cres srcben 6elo elmer
aoacftipiarm nabe Mosfau $4,000
EiunO aohl er5eust. 9ie aopfe MUIR.
oen in FOLDER @eiie abgetrennt. oaH
Der 8lrsel, ipeld)e I'M 8ooen selaiien
plr6e, einige 8lGtter perblicben. Cine
beirnoere 8ebanblllng nit Wineral.
biinaer betpirfte, SaB iid aus oieiem
Nnlas Elm neiler aopf enttpidelte, 10
oub I'M Scrbit lpeitere 10000 Hfb.
aobl eeeruet peroen fonnten.
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Sd)iffsingenie,lr ifule. @ieoer 81
Nfonate @aiier nls pernntlportlihe:
@aihinaenicur, 9 meitere Semeiter
als I. Sfiffsineenisur. 9ann lit man
in Der Gage, zines ltnicrer rIf,lulm.
menocn araitperfe" su leiten. Ser
aoblenoampier lit I'M suslterben. Der
Sieeesn,g oes 1iotorid)ifies lit u,'
auibaltbar. Sei5er nerben feline mebr
gebroudt, mli pielen mcoernen Mo'
toridiiien iiberiteigt ore 3abl Ser Ssn,
eenieure idon Die Mnnnifaitsgraoe.
ginsig bie r5rampiabrt" iiibri
nod, iiber olle iieben Weltmeere.
I'm Die 5rampiabrten reiben iid1
insbeionoere oie ssiinseren. ga eebor1
einem nod mirflih Die srobe meite
@eit Gin Gapitan berid,tet: sd
nli sic SInoe pieler alter 8cfanntcr
ld,i;tteln. Wir freueu ,i,s. oab Sbr
mieoer ga iei, purben mir iiberaa BE-
sriibt."
In 9oro a1es billiaer. Nn gprf
raud)t Der Matroie pie aapitdn ieint
Cigarette iiber 2.5 Hia, trinft oer
better ausnaf fir 4 IYf Die Ilaihe
llnO briibt iih einen itarfen aaifee
fir A Yiennig auf. rMber ionit mil,
len mir nnier @elo eiiern Sliiammen'
balten. @robe 8elnge in iremben Sd.
fen seboren 81 oen GrSablungen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
Sceben idhrt nieoer elm neuer
Tampfer binnl,s, aurs Siibamerifa
Gie Sungens oaraui itrablen. ~Gno'
lid mieber aui oem Waiier -" Sbl
neues Sfiii bat natiirlif, aud iiir
lie Ginbstt. nno 3lus,bettfabinen unr
eenliitlihe Meiien. r8lehgeidlrr fen'
men mir nid)t mebr."
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"Meineidb dbuuer"
niedergesehIugen

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Ter Gori Meiternborf purbe nad ser
Guiiiihrung zines gauernoramas ber
Gariteaer bes ,0ieineiobauers" auf
Dem Scim!ueg iiberiallen. Die @rt
oes slnsreiiers aesen oen. ~9umpen"
mar 10 groB, oab er tros 8eaeniuebr
lmo hem Ginmono bes lteberfallenen,
oaS er bod MIR in elmer aomooie ee.
fpielt babe, nift bon ieinem Opier
ablieB. Gem Sdauipieler. Ser mebre.
re @lutsrsiiiie erlitt, famen id,lieB.
lid) 1aiiennten sur Silie. Ct erfl1rte.
Sab er sesen Sieslnareifer tros Der er.
littenen Gerlesunsen feline Mnseise
eritcttete, oa Die banbieite &eaftion
bes Sbeaterbeiuhers ibm betpeiie, tpie
gut er feline &oqe eeipielt bat.
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