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Mr. BIau - the cashier
of the Jewish Organization
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wiII expIain the rest...
Mr. BIau!
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I don't think we need
an introduction.
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We don't, Mr. BIau.
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You know me...BIau... secretary
of the FuneraI Home.
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I wanted to thank you, Mr. Brtko,
for accepting our terms.
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We want to do everything we can.
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We understand that your position
is not an enviabIe one.
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Mr. Brtko happens to be a very
good man...
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He knows our organization's
financiaI difficuIties.
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We have voted on paying
you a certain sum
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not as a gift...
but a reguIar income.
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Do trust us as we trust you,
because it was the Lord's wiII
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to choose you as benefactor
of the oId widow Lautmann.
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Don't harm her...
pIease.
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Why wouId Mr. Brtko harm her?
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It's just Iike I toId you
at the meeting - our -
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our dear neighbor,
oId Mrs. Lautmann,
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whom God has seen fit
to Iet Iive
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tiII the admirabIe age
of 78 years,
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has found the most just and
honorabIe ''arisator''
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in this country -
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a man who wiII not
onIy be her heIper
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but assist her in every way,
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if the Lord shouId choose
to set her pIace on fire,
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Brtko wouId heIp to put it out.
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Every Iaborer is worthy of
his wage - am I right?
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Our dear Lord hasn't found an
arisator yet who'd be
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satisfied onIy with honor as
his reward...That's the troubIe.
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This is no time for joking.
Our hearts are heavy with sorrow.
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In this hour of our misfortune.