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Evening star., 1939-06-04
Convict Deported
To Germany Sees
Mother Briefly
By the Associated Press.

KANSAS CITY, June 3.--Hans
Arnold Meier, 2S-year-old Kansas
convict who chose deportation to
his native Germany rather than
complete 10 to 81 year prison term,
was reunited for a brief hour today
with his mother, Mrs. Agnes A.
Lynn, at the Union Station here.
Meier is on his way to New York
to sail for Germany, expressing con-
f1dence he can accustom himself to
Nazi discipline. He was sentenced
in 1884 for highway robbery in
Kansas and previously had served
a sentence for violating the Dyer
Act.
Il think I will like it," he said.
II started the proceedings myself
to be deported.
I'm proud to have lived in the
United States"
MY boy, my boy" Mrs. Lynn cried
softly as they embraced.
She gave him the addresses of
three brothers and three sisters in
Dusseldorf, in the Rhine Valley.
Evening star., 1939-06-04
Committeeman See
No Processing Taxes
BY the Associated Press.

Members of the House Wavs and
Means Committee said Yesterday
they saw no chance of processing
taxes being enacted this session. de-
spite reports that President Roose-
vet might veto the s1.2l8OOO 600
farm bill unless new revenue was
provided to meet increased farm
payments.
Secretary Of Agriculture Wallace
has suggested that processing taxes
might afford a source of "cont,n-
ulng revenue for farm benefits.
Well-advised legislators said they
understood Mr.. Roosevelt was con-
slder1ng seriously the advisabilitv of
vetolng the farm bill if it came to
MIN IN its present form.
The Senate wrote into the meas
ure 1898 900 900 of unbudgeted farm
payments. A joint Senate-Hou
committee Is now considering the
changes the Senate made in the
measure approved by the House.
Evening star., 1939-06-04
First Missive Urged
Communist Factor
Be ComoufIoqed

FOLLOWING is a translation
from the French OF t,Uo letters
signed by Dictator Stain, Pre-
n,ier Moloto1 and War Commissar
Voroshilo1 of Soviet Russia and
addressed to Francisco Largo
Cdbdllero at the time he 1pas
premier OF Republican Spain.
This is the first documentary
proof disclosed of direct inter-
pentton by the Russian govern
ment ledders-not merely by the
Communist International-in the
a6dirs OF Spain during the civil
1UQr.
Evening star., 1939-06-04
Demands Pile Up
For Court Martial
Of Gen. Mose|ey
Representative Also
Writes White House
To Complain
b the Associated Press.


Demands are piling up at the War
Department that outspoken Maj.
Gen. George Van Horn Moseley face
an Army court-martial on charges
growing out of his campaign against
enemies from within"
Authoritative sources disclosed
this yesterday at the same time that
the White House acknowledged a
letter from Representative Coffee,
Democrat, of Washington, suggesting
that the retired officer was guilty of
'subversive statements" in his testi-
mony before the House Committee
on Un-American Activities.
The number and names of those,
aside from Representative Coffee,
who have suggested action were not
disclosed. and War Department Off
cials indicated they would not be
made public.
1t appeared. too, that no action
would be taken, at least for the time
being.
Nobody Desires Initiative.
. At the White House, it was said
the matter was in the hands of the
.. War Department, but some Army
Officers argued privately that de-
cision was up to the President as
commander in chief of the Army
and Navy.
The attitude of some of Mr. Roose-
velt's principal military advisers was
. said to be that filing charges would
only make martyr" of Gen. Nose
ley, publicize his campaign against
international Jewry" and Com
munism, and tend to involve the
: Army with controversial political
issues.
In the meantime. officials are fol-
d lowing developments closely. Dur
ing the generals testimony last
week before the House committee a
representative of the Army Judge
Advocate Generals Department was
present and the War Department
was supplied with a transcript of
the testimony.
AS retired officer drawing pay of
$1,000 year. Moseley is subject to
discipline just as he was during a
long, active career that terminated
last September when he reached the
retirement age of "a.
Articles of War Are Broad.
The Articles of War permit many
broad charges. They provide for
trial of an officer for "disrespect' to-
ward the President, ice-President,
Secretary of War or Congress; con-
duct prejudicial to good order and
discipline among other general
charges.
Numerous officers have been tried
or reprimanded for public state
ments, including Maj. Gen. Smedley
Butler of the Marine Corps, Brig.
Gen. William Mitchell of the Army
Air Corps and the Nays Admiral
William S. Sims.
President Roosevelt was quick to
suspend Maj. Gen. johnson Hagood
in 1886 when the 9th Corps Area
commander referred to w. P. A.
funds as stage money" in testi-
mony before a congressional COM
nittee.
Though these were all active Off
GERS, officials said officers on the re-
tired list likewise have been dis
ciplined
Evening star., 1939-06-04

One of the most popular legisla-
tors on Capitol Hill, Representa-
tive Mccormack is considered by
his colleagues as able, courageous,
forceful and quick k-thinker-pos-
sessing the faculty of winning and
holding the support of members on
both sides of the aisle.
Evening star., 1939-06-04
Choirmen Named

Committee chairmen for the first
annual convention of the Young
Democrat Clubs of Washington, to
be held June II in the Shoreham
Hotel. have been announced by P.
H. Colman, general chairman.
They are: Frank A. Taylor, regis
tratlon and attendance: Miss Verda
Barnes, womens activities; Walter
Bramhall, program: Harold Blan-
ton, decorations, George w.
Thomas, jr.. arrangements; Charles
l.. Hanowell, jr., dance; John S.
Mayfleld, accommodations; Walter
F. O'Connell, reception, and Everett
NJ. Bratcher, publicity.
Evening star., 1939-06-04
Letters From Stain Offered as Proof
That Soviet Dictated to Republican Spain
Advisers Were Rulers
Of War and Policy,
Observer Contends

Disclosure for the first time,
1Dtth documentary proof. OF di-
rect Intervention by Stain and
other high officials OF Sopiet
Russia in the affairs OF Re-
publican Spain during the cipil
aoar is made here by the former
LoyaliSt Ambassador to France.
Senor Araquistain 1ras closely
associated 1Dith Francisco Largo
Caballero ,Dhen the latter iDdS
Premier of Spain and lpas COM
batting Communist attempts to
seize po1Uer. Both are nol0 in
erile in Paris.
Evening star., 1939-06-04

external and internal enemies Of the
Spanish Republic.
We deem it our duty to continue
to help you in the future. within the
measure of our possibilities.
We shake your hand as your
friends.
(Signed0 v. MOLOTOFF.
K. VOROSHILOFF,
j. STAIN,
UsAeaseA ~ the North AnesieaA
NewUADsR Allia1eA rne.)
Evening star., 1939-06-04
Weather Report
FURNISHED by the

rurnlh" 0y the United States Weather
Dsct OF CoumbiaPary cloudy
slightly cooler tonight southeast shifting
to northwest ' A-i"''e
MayandParty cloudy east portion TO-DAY
slightly cooler tonight ~ @ '''
VHgna-Showers
showers in north portion today ~
-~' NN'' -A''
Evening star., 1939-06-04
Finol Meeting Scheduled

The Woman's Democratic Club of
Silver Spring will hold its final meet
ing until fall tomorrow at 8 pm.
at Jesup Blair Community House.
Mrs. r. n. Poole viii preside.
Evening star., 1939-06-04

Weather Conditions Last "a Hsurs
Inc disturbance that was over South
western Ontario Friday night is advancing
northeastward. being central over James
Bay, Moosonee, Ontario. 2924 inches,
with trough extending southward and
southwestWard to the Texas Coast Browns
vile. 1898 inches. Another disturbance
Is moving slowly eastward over the plateau
REGIONS. Boise, Idaho, 29.53 inches. A
high sh,rressurs area Is moving eastward
inces. Sable Island. Nova Scotia. 30 20
inches, wit ha wedge extending west-south-
westward to North Carolina. Pressure Is
also hish from the eastern coast Of Flor
to the south of Bermuda, ST. Georses.
LOS inches. ANOTHER hish-pressure area
u moving eastward over Iowa, Des Moines
3o.0 inches: Durins, the last "a hours
lantic States. the lake region the Ohio
lantic states, North Carolina. and por-
tions Of the Gulf States. Temperatures
nave fallen In the lake region and middle
M MISSISSIPPI SIS Valley; while they have risen
N the south Atlantic States the Plains
states and the middle and northern Rocky
Mountain regions.
River Report.
FOtOmac Clear and 8henAndOAh cloudy
Evening star., 1939-06-04
Trade Pact With Canada
Effective June II
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The State Department announced
yesterday the new trade agreement
with Canada would become fully
effective June II.
Evening star., 1939-06-04
PART THREE.
Society,".
PART FOUR.
Sports, Classified.

Nationals toss away final battle in
chicago, 7-8. Page Ell
National open, with revised course,
tests par busters. Page E-2
Ritzenberg, Baker are upset victims
IN stars net play. Page E-3
Vet fisherman is paid unusual honor
by Wisconsin town. Page E-4
Lightning sloop rapidly is becoming
popular here Page E-5
Yanks seek 9th win In l3 tits with
British poloists. Page E-6
Lost and found. Page E-7
Classified advertising. Pages E-7-lS
Evening star., 1939-06-04

Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States coa,x ana
Geodetic Survey
Evening star., 1939-06-04
Readers Guide
News Summary
PART ONE.
The Sunday Star, June 4, 1899.
Main NeUS Section

Foreign.
British bitter against Thetis rescue
operations. Page Al
GOT Jewish refugees may yet be
given Cuban haven. Page Al
Germans disturbed by Czechs' pas
Sive resistance. Page AS
Wheatland farmers hail King and
Queen at Saskatoon. Page AS
National.
Former Judge Manton found guilty
in Federal court. Page Al
Hull to leave Tuesday night to greet
King. Page Al
Demands piling up for court martial
of Gen. MoSeley. Page Az
Evening star., 1939-06-04
Washington and Nearby.

Federal share of D. C. expenses
raised to S77500O0 Page Al
Construction workers here to 90 on
strike tomorrow. Page Al
D. c. reorganization plan calls for
five Commissioners. Page Al
Chief Justice Hughes confined to bed
due to duodenal ulcer. Page AS
DR.. McGrath addresses Gallaudet
College graduates. Page ALI
Federation asks traffic cases be
brought into court. Page B-1
Milk production costs to be studied
by House group. Page B-1
Financial.
D. c. store sales soar. Page B-9
Navy orders help business. Page B-9
Weekly stock summary. Page Bio
Miscellaneous.
Soap Box Derby news. Page Al
Obituary. Page Ala
Service orders. Page A-22
Late sports news. Page b.
Travel. Pages Bills
Vital statistics. Page E-7
Evening star., 1939-06-04

Moscow, February 4, 1887.
To Comrade Largo Caballero,
President of the Council Of Min
listers of the Spanish Republic,
Valencia.
Dear comrade:
Comrade Pascua has delivered
your letter to us. We have had q
long talk with him about the Ques-
tions that did not seem entirely
clear to US. We are not writing
anything about the nature and the
results of this converse ton because
Comrade Pascua has offered to go
to see you at Valencia and to re-
port to you personally.
We wish you and the Spanish
people . complete victory over the
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30
VcrmtcntuahI.

Gis oniihrlid, ic fiubet aud oies
les Srbr sic 9enmtentpobl in Ser Te.
se'nlcrpericmmJ''ra iiir bas Sabr
1910 Itott unb ..Ar Spnntog, ben
3. 9e5embcr. in Ger Gorpathia Salle.
Mnicua punft 3 llbr nahmittaas Gs
eraeht sic 0itte ar nllc 0tital'cocr,
aud, an oieicniNcu. mclhe bas Sabr
binourh sic Terianlmllngen ltnres
aelmdbig beiuc)cn. oieies Mal in Ser
Gerlrmnlllns at eriheincn. bcicn.
Ger, ..lh Sic Snae1b.
Gpmnlt unb nGhlt cllf 9eanlte,
oenan boS @oh'ergebcn ll,icrcs Ser.
eincs an &cr:cr licat lnb Die I'M
Sni;i eiie b,sicIben tlrbcitcu. Sallt
9eS1i,b ser lctten Geriontnlllng
ipeuo;ert scr Tcrcin Sic Gririid)un.
gen md, Ser @eamtcnlpabl, an ipels
her lid, aber MIR o!eienigen Mtltglie-
ser hetciligen frunen melfe Sen re-
aelmabiscn Ge:iamnrll'naen bcipob.
men 6vora Shuller, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30
Mus NiIes. C9io
Wcrrralueriammlnng unb Wcamtcn.
iuafl.

lUUul.
Sonntoa, b.r 5 Ics.. iin6ct mt
icr2 regcImrbiae Teriammllne itatt
lno slpor piinftlih I'M I 80 nod
nlit-.,gs III Ser Sollc.
SeSes Mitglier lit bringenb ct,
iudlt Su eridc.uen oa ncbit lpidtscn
@ci h1itrn alcb Sic @camtelnpabl fir
194r Itcttiinoet.
Nur &ranfheit nbcr s(rbcit miro
ais isntihuloiaune fiir Nihtalhueien'
oe nngenonmen
Ss.n Snterei'e ieoes eit5clnen Mit,
gliares hofien mir ein polles Saus
1T baben.
llniere San5unterbaltlng am 25.
Ncrclnber NOR ein Holler Grfolg lmb
auf bielem @eae modte ih alien, ,!r.
beivnoers Sen Srernben bon Sbaron.
Sar:ta. Salem llno youngstown fiir
| ibrc Witbilie bonfen.
,sf hpffe oab elm jeber cine quite
/ 3eit aebabt bat uno aui @eoerieber
sum- ndhiten Mal.
@nit @iintber, sefr.
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Nas yorain, Chic
2iuc:o 5.


sIlfen griioe,n oiene sur acfolligen
aenrtnisnabme. bab sic nihiie Ser
iomrall,ng Samstag abcno, Sen =.
IcS,'nbcr, 7:3O llhr. itattiinoet.
Ssr oicier Terianlnllne lperoen Sic
9corntcu iiir ous fpnnlcnbc Snhr er-
pGhlt Sh toiic, bab ole nod ibrem
beit"r Mahoenfcn mGblcu iiir Die sc.
amt.n. ipelcnc oen Gerein illm @pbl
llnc 8eitcn iiibren fonncn. SaBt Sen
bciteu Mann a'lpinnen, bas iii allcs
mas lt SIT io9en habe.
%1d, Der Scriammll'ng gi6ts Gr,
frii tung tpie INNER.
SS,r, eriuhe ole G!tern. lire 9inber
sur Trpbe Su ihifen fir sic @eib.
nah aieicr.
Spbn Saub, Vrot. -Sefr.
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Vaiar!

s(llen Mitelieoern Ser gmmanueIs
8ereinoe, allen Golfs- unb @lau-
bensaehoiien o!ene hermit aur Nad.
ribt Bob Ser oeutlHe 8irben Srauen
Gers'n Ser 8emeinbe iein i1brlihes
Salnerfrauteiien in Gerbinoung nit
9aIa: irno 8ebddperfauf Samstag,
oen .. 9e5emher, obbGlt. @ir bitten
ale ms mieoer 5ahlreih our seite
5u iteben, eamit mir pieoer einen
'drnsn GrfoIe babcn, ba tpie immer
Der lteberifub gum 8auionbs sebt.
Vile Die etipas ipenoen tpollen, iei es
fir 8aiar, Supper ober @ebdd, tper.
ben gcbeten es aefdqig int groeeihob
Ser Stride absueeben. Spenoen fir
oas Supper bite brinet i6on 5reitag
abeubs. aarter fir oas Mbenoejien
iinS beim &on,itee su baben iiir oen
geri:'9en Hreis bon 40 Geuts. Sm
Gor,;us beiten 9anf allen sic mitbel.
zen Uinen fro3lihen @eber bat 8ott
lieb 0as aomitee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30
Nns Monaca. ia.
2mci0 81.

&c Sdlpeitcrn ppm 3fpcia 81
tperhcn in aenntn!s gciett Sab sic
8encralpcrianrmI.ma niht om 9
December. innScrn om Sonntoa, bcr
3. Scicmber. nm : llhr abenos, al
gcbclfen miro. neil l,nierc il,nae'
G"' Hballip.elcr bier Gin Spiel babei
am Salnstag, Den ,. ScScmbcr slliu
Bit. ShrpeItern, icit nllc piinftlid,
in Scr Ter'nml1lllha am 3. Scjen,.
Der @:r molcn irllh aniangcn cs
iilS niele @eid)1fte iu crIcoiacn lnf
ollI 81 wGhlcn haben mir. ga aud
Der Scntral Trrbnuh su bc;oblcn lit
font1lt unb mad,t clld) ullc quite,
benr Die n:ht ampeicl,o iino merocr
beltrrft nerbcu
s(rberbcnl fam Sen Sd)pcIterl
nit. t.,c1eilt Dcrocn. hub mir sic Gbr(
haoe,l einen @.obbcanltcn in llnicrel
af:::'" 5ll baben Tnber fpntmt olle 81
oic'cf mid)t;gcn Serlnnmluug.
Suionna Nonliihcr, Sefr.
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fommen ober bat es aus Grfabrung
gel.rrt, bob rim 8olfsgenoiie, Ser
leinem Golfe fern blieb, 10 melt i'm
Wer'henitrom oabin eetrieben tpltr.
Be, bis er niht mcbr 5lriif fonnte
llnh 10 nnter fremoen Menihenee.
mild: feline Gerirrllne unb slufloi,,ns
fanr.
0:rlm iaee ih y@er bem Gen.
traI serbano uiht oneebort, aebt i'm.
iera Golfe perloren "
Ait einem fleinen 9etraa, cb. es
nun ainberlcge ober Grtpahiene.
alaiIe lit, fam baber oieien Menihen
Sie mir lieb haben, bas ihonite @eib.
noCbtsgeihenf fir ibr gauges 2eben
gemaht iperOen
Bepre Deppner, Sen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30
9eatides Set ber Sunntassidnle
Der 6pnterns 8emcin6e.

s(m 9. Gesember, Z ltbr obenos,
feisrt Sic Sanstagsif,uIe Ser Sonte.
rus 8emeinoe gum tS. MaIe inn
SaGIenheim ibr ,0eutides sselt".
ltniere @emeinbefinocr Ieeen BEL bie.
ier @clceenbeit aIiibrlid 3e,gnis
oar!!her ab, ipas lir in trcuer 3lein.
arbeit an Wh,ttcrirrnhc lnb GGtcrart
gclcrnt babcn. 9ie Glternidaft, oab
bel ms er5osene S,1nsrolt lnb bos
gei:Inte Sah,pntlm unierer Stoht,
oem bie grbaltllng llno ;sortpflon.
5l,nd hes Gutercrbes am Sersen lieat,
uinrnt itets tp1rmlten slnteil an sic.
lem Grcignls. aein anberes ,seit itns
icrcr Srganiiationen bermaa unierS
To!:sacnoiien 10 iharenneile in l,ts
'cr Sad,ienhcim SIT iamneln, ipie Die
les Shu;felt llrierer ainoer, ein ipres
henSer @clpeis oaiiir. ipic iebr in i'm.
erem Sahienpolf Die 9iebe su leiner
Sd'Ele im 6ersen ticf perlulrselt lit.
gtibt lln'louIt 5iclt uuiere Seinatfir.
he an ibrer 8eneinocitule ourd Die
Satrhunoerte ,!nerid)iitterlih ieit.S:e
biitete Tie als itren ~si,gapfel" uno
braGte fit Tie Sic ihmeriten Spfer IL
Der Grfenntnis. BOB burd tie oIIeD
8l1i,bcn ilno Golfstlm erbalten lpcs
SEN tonren. Tieie grfenntnis Iebt
belte nod 1T ben 8eiten i,ieres Gol.
fes audi in bieiem 9anoe.
9as Gelltide Iseit Ser Samstaes.
Idl II belpest iif audi bel,er in Dem.
Iclbe1 Mabmen ipie in oen iriiberen
Sab,en. 9eutites 2ieo ltno oeutidlcs
@o"t. Niuiif lino Spiel fomnlen su
ibrerl 8eGte. @eil aber bieies leste
,seit int 8cmeiroelcben alliGbrlid in
Die beiliae We.hnahts5eit fdut, miro
audi Diesmal bon llnieren &inoern Elm
i6ones @eibnnhtsipiel a,lfgefiibrt.
Ias polle Eroeranlnt peroffentlihen
mir m Ser luditen ISOLDE. ..
81 bieiem 0el,t'ben ,Selt bcebren
mir inns Gas eeianlte Sahientlm uno
Ielltihtum nnierer Staot aeiiemeno
lnb ber5lid, ein5llaben. lteber5ab.
lllnJen 5lv Grbaltling llnierer Sams.
tagid,ltle iper0en oanfeno entgegen.
genonlmen uno oifentlid) qllittiert.
Ser Sfu!rot Ser Sonterus.
@emeinoe.
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aus Neiu Gafle, ga.


Sn a)orfpille, Ohio, itarb eans
ploelih
Sohn arane
llnb 'nurhe am Is Sftpber sur Muhe
getrceen.
Sarr aralls ipan6erte nah slmeri-
ia nod Bern Weltfrieg ein rub IieB
lif in gorfpllle nieber, mas feline
5lue,te @eilnat murbe, no er iih cine
Ne;Ee bon 1Srel,noen ermarb, bas BE-
itnt!ate ser gera bon 8lun,en, Ser
ieincn Sore 'hmiifte. Sd)onlten
9unf Dem &errn gaitor fir bie trolt-
reit,en Worte, olh meinen inniJ'ten
9ant alien ssrernben bon Martins
sserrn iopie Ycrfpia, pelhe ibm oie
leBte @hre erlpieien.
Sabn araus ipar eeborst III
Sharoih, Sie.enbiireen erreihte ell
s(ltar bon 81 eSnbren.
lin cen 0ahineeihiebenen trauern
ieine 5amilie in Der aIten &eirnat un6
bier gu 2anoe cine Sdtpeiter Cara
GpA, Netr Cattle, Ha, rno elm Bru.
Der Daniel araus, Canton. Ohio.
Se;ne Wutter sine ibm orei Monate
i'm So6e poran.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30
MuS st. loutS. @o.
S,ueia Is.

Die Mitalicocr lporoen hermit ncr.
Itduhiat, oab bie reeelmGbiae Ser
iamnlllng Sonntag, ben 3. 9esem-
Der, 3 ltbr nafmittaqs, i'm 0eutihen
Saus Saac No 3C7 itottiinoet. Ga
in >ieIer Seriammll,na ,mter- onoe-
rer @eihdften. sic CUR Grleoifuna
fon1rnen, allh Die 9eamten fir 1910
ertusblt ,perocn, lit cs nottpenoig oab
iid) an bi.ier %eriontmIuns ale Mit.
alieber bcteili9en llno ioIde geomte,
oie 'iir oie Ienrter paiien, ertpGbIen.
s(rt tperoen Sic Ntitslieoer eriudt.
in oieler Geriamntl:ng sic Gintritts.
far+en pon &atbacinenbau al per-
rednen 9tadj Scr Geriammlung
fre'cr 2ltnd, uro @etrGnfe. Sofients
licf iiberral6cn ltns miere perten
Sd)ioeItern aud, oicsmol nit etipas
allEergelpobnlifem nie oas Iebte
Wtrl nit Salerfrout llno ;sranf.
furtcrn.
8corg Rebboeen Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30
ct. Gdu(us Stride.

Tns Sohr 1899 nGhcrt lih hcm
Gnhe SIT. bnlb pcrbcn ipicbcrl1n sic
@ci:cn9s .&oirpcrtc Scr St. Gnl,lrs,
airhe iiir Sos Sohr 1910 auSgctcilt
@:, .tcht cs obcr nit hcincn 1899
9c,t,1gcn. !ictcr @rlrbcr irnb licbe
Sfluciter, bit SIT bis Sntlml be.
;ahlt. Deer Bit 81, I'M 9fiitfitanb?
9itl: bclite ihou natSuicben, llnb
oant am nlt,iten Sountog Sen Stiids
itaro oui Sen &irncutellcr 81, lcgcn
9eNsnfet ood), hai5 sic nid)t cinlul,Icn.
oen ge;trGse nId)t mithclicr an ben
lalienber slusaobcr lrnlcrcr &ird)ens
gem 'iuac. 3u luas iiir eincn 3wet
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