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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-29
OKOS GONDOLAT

A Civil Liberties Union
newt nagyszeru liberals seer
vezetet nehany eve reszben
kommunizmussal vadoltak,
reszben azzal, hogy bizonyos
szimpatiat, rokonsagot tart
fem a kommunistakkal.
Az egyebkent regen fenn-
allo es tekintelyes szeryezet-
mex abban merritt XII mindig
q munkaja, hogy akiknek al
kotmanyos jogait megsertet-
tex, azoknak a vedelmere sic
tett.
S inert rendszerint a sze-
geny, az elesett, az uld0z0tt,
a kisebbsegben lev6 egyenek
aikotmanyos jogai szorulnak
kiils6 vedelemre, a Civil Liber.
ties Union bizony a legtobb-
szor csak az "underdog'' alkot-
manyos jogaval t0r0d0tt, min
dig azoknak ment a vedel-
mere.
A kommunizmust egy kis
toredek vallja ebben az Or
szagban. S nehol azokat iild0-
xix es iildoztek. Sokszor sic
tett hat a Union kommunis-
tax vedelmere, S exert vadol-
tax azzal, hogy kommunista.
Most elhatarozta a Union
vezet6s6ge, hogy Henry
Fordnak siet a vedelmere.
Es EFT a hatarozatot helye.
sel1tik, inert Henry Ford al.
kotmanyos jogait a Fedora
Labor Relation Board sulyo,
san megtamadta.
Henry Fordot, illetve a Fore
gyarat eltiltottak attol, hogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-29

Keresztel6, eskiiv6, hazas-
sag, eljegyzes es sok mas ha-
sonic dolog csupa olyan hir,
ami mindenkit erdekel. Te-
eye meg ait a szivesseget,
hogy necsak ismer6seivel, ha-
nem a lappal is koz0lje mind
ait, amirol ertesiil.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-29

S ICY akadok egy-egy meselel6 helyre.
Mi van meseben? Sznte hihetetlen
S hallasara langol ujra eletkedvem.
Az van meseben minden rossz csak alom;
minden jora fordul vegre vilagon! .
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-29
A vILAG-HET STROFABAk
Irja: Szegedy Laszl6


Irja: szegedy Laszlo
HETI ROvAs KULTURA ES BOLDOGSAG =.
van aki vakon JAR XII nyitott szemmel
Van XII ostoban lat, XII erteemme.
Van XII sotetben ct fel-agyog azutan
aki ketlabu emesztogep csupan.
egy ugynevezett b0lcs "eetszemlelet"
mely visszatukroz, hogy milyen elet?
Teleszivjuk magunk sok-sok tudornannyal
megis szemben allunk ezerny. talannyal.
Ragyog a kultura mint nap egen
eletben megis eltevedtunk regen.
Egyik vlagcsoda masikba men at;
megoldunk mndennap szaz modern problemat
Hangunk a radon egy pianat alatt
mertfodet is konnyeden beszalad
sokszor mar ugylatszk: eltiink haba:
Eget, foldet vizet fogunk igankba
Dolgozk cline: ragyogon remekul
express vonatunk vlany szarnyan repul
Mines tobbe tavosag Egyre t0bb meres:
bowen szita rank a "lzuplturelsneres"
Csak egyet mem tudunk sohasem elerni
hogyan 1ehet vegre boldogsagban emil?
vAsARNAP: VI MEGvALTAST! =. =
Tee vagyunk jaal tele vagyunk bajal;
fokent amiota csatazunk "fajjal."
Azota hasogat gyulolet atka,
amely lelkinket patkanykent megragta
Mint kozepkorban: uszitas n6ta;
ember embernek farkasa azota!
Erbersors,mk ICY lett szenvedo
azota szakadt rank a veres haboru
Ragyog technka de sotet cline
felazad lelek htvany gerjedeme.
Lettintek a fenyek; megn6ttek arnyak
S SZenvedO mlllOk VI megvalCaSC VarnaK!
HETFo MATYAs KIRALY szuLErEsNAPJARA
feezredeve: vi csilagunk tamadt
amely~e biiszke volt reneszansz szazad
Matyas kiraly volt az vi csllagzat neve
magyar szivekbe irta nevet belle.
S 0tszaz esztendonek sotet tavolabol:
Matyas kiraly idaig vilagol!
Sziil6haza most is all meg Kolozsvarott
mely ui szekely-magyar fetamadast var oft
=. LATHAM Matyas hazat! k0nny gyUlt a szemembe
hisz otszaz esztend6 suhant ell feette.
miota srva elbucsuztam t6le:
Roman Kulturhaz" lett azota be6le!
KEDD: ANGLIA GYozN1 AKAR
Anglia jelszava: "kartyakat keverni,"
"baratot keresni "mndenRdt levernil"
Harcban "fogat-fogert egy szemert ket szemet
tovabb uralkodni tengerek feett!"
S inert felviag meg eleg Brtonnak;
egyket orszagot meg maid hozza csatolnak .
Eddig jelszava volt: "kiizdes Hitler elem,
most ujabb jelszo: "Briton fels6bb szelem!"
Ugymond: addig harco, mig bztosan gy6zhet
minden mas nemzetet ujra levetk6ztet
-. S mig feltucat nenzet helyette csatazik
maga Albion harcba sohsem vagyk
szERDA: WASHINGTON GYoRGY szuLETEsNAPJA
Egy agga tobbet halt Washington ven faja
Uncle Is nepe telepszk aaja.
Ketszaznyolc esztend6 beolvad maba,
miota Washington a napfenyt meglatta
SZazadok csak egySzer szilnek lily kometat;
szelleme multbo jelenbe er at!
Mar akkor vallottak: 8 Haza atyja
most meg mar arulo, ak ezt tagadja
Nepiog es szabadsag fiz6dnek nevehez
minden egyeb kincsne sokkal tobbet er ez!
Washington vi hazank tiind6kl6 Kossuthja
dics6 mutbol dics6bb jov6be visz utja!
CSuToRToK: A MAGYAR HATAROK
Regi magyar balsors: uabbal keverve;
IS magyar hatarok 1ancba, vasba verve.
De Balkan zsarnokto tobbe mar fenek
viragfakadasra megvatast renelnek!
Amt Arpad szerzett Scent Istvan megvedte:
N6ooV 6nYhraI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25
Kit Carson,' at Capitol,
A Chap Named Jon Hall
Picture More Conventional Westerner
Than Dramatic Biography of
The Scout Who Licked the Indians
By JAY CARMODY.

behind their books
they will doing agebruh with
giving representation Carson that should inspire
Indians Spaniards ask for return bout For all he of
iards would be at least Stool shot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25
Catholic u. Plays
Bv Subscription

The University Theater of Catho-
lie University is presenting spe-
cial subscription season this year
Of the six plays on the schedule of
the University Players and the Har-
lequins. First of the plays, which
are produced by the speech and
drama department of the school,
will be She Stops to Conquer"
scheduled for presentation Novem-
Der through November 10.
The Oliver Goldsmith play was
the winner in poll conducted last
spring to determine production
most desired this season by Univer-
sity Theater audiences. 1t will pe
followed by five other plays, one
each month. Each production will
be presented for at least five nights,
allowing subscribers choice of eve
nings.
The subscription price for one
seat for the six plays will be half
that Of tickets for the six pur-
chased separately. There also is
an additional reduction for sub
scriptions for two seats for the six
plays.
The production staff of the Uni
versity Theater includes the Rev.
Gilbert v. Hartke, o. p; Walter
Kerr, director OF dramatics; DR..
Josephine Callan, director of inter-
probation, and Ralph Brown, tech
nical director and designer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25
Warmers to Film
Gentle PEOPLE

Irwin Shaw's successful stage hit
The Gentle People has been pur-
chased by Warner Bros as a screen
vehicle for Ann Sheridan, John
Garfield, Thomas Mitchell and AL
bert Basserman. according to Hal
B. Wallis. executive producer.
Sylvia Sidney and Franchot Tone
were starred in the Group Theater
production which ran five months on
Broadway. The story concerns itself
with a racketeer who intrudes on
the fishing grounds Of two old men
and their niece. To protect them
selves the old men sre forced to
commit murder.
Production will get under way
around the first Of the year after
Miss Sheridan has completed her
role in strawberry Blonde" with
James Cagney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25

careers. But Ann is not
in the same acting bracket with
Bette or Jimmy. True, AIMS acting
has improved with recent pictures,
and she is very popular at the mo-
ment, but her screen career is based
on the shifting sands of an "oomph"
advertising campaign. And it may
not hold out II she remains absent
too long from the screen.
Jack Oakie, who was supposed to
be washed up in Hollywood, is
making as many pictures now as at
any time in his career. He has just
signed e-pictures-a-year con-
tract at Twentieth Century-Fox.
And l have a bunch Jack will still
be making movies when most of
the current crop of young leading
men have been forgotten.
released BY the North american
Newspaper Alliance. IneJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25

rific, the triangle involving the eff
fete Army captain and the simple
scout in buckskin, the dirty dog
whites who give the Indians rifles,
the battle with the scalp collectors.
etc, etc What comes next is what
always has come next, down to the
least line of dialogue which almost
invariably is read as if the player
expected the audience to recite 1t
with him in unison.
In some ways, the respects in
which Kit Carson" fails to come
of are its moments of highest enter
tainment. The triangular romance,
for example, reaches a climax in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25


Boys Town" and will star Spencer
Tracy Sonia Henie and hus-
band Dan Topping are in town They
are staying for spell. And there
is talk at Twentieth CenturyFox
that Sonia will make the final pic
ture remaining on her contract :. &.
Airline Judge, former bride of Top
ping, has returned to New York,
but is expected back soon to resume
her picture career-alSo at Fox. It's
four years since Airline made a pic
ture. She Is thinner and prettier
than ever.
am forming a committee of one
to demand. better and bigger parts
for Priscilla Lane. Here is one swell
little actress, but they seem to have
forgotten this at Warmers. Maybe,
now that her two sisters have been
dropped by the studio, Priscilla will
be freed from the type of material
she has been getting-stories with
tri-sister angle Martha Scott
goes back to the New York stage
after she completes Cheers for Miss
Bishop" Jimmy Cagney's sis
ter Jean is no longer on the Para
mount contract list. but Jimmy is
wisely allowing her to find her next
job-without his help. Jean is cur
rently dieting (she was a little on
the heavy side) and taking dramatic
lessons.
l saw Robert Donat's wife the
other day. She is here with their
two children, and she told me that
Warner Brothers want her husband
for picture-my guess is Captain
Horatio HornbloWer"-and are try.
ing to get him out of England. Do
nat is currently on the London
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25
It's Still Daddv's

Several million people who wanted
to hear and see Mary Martin sing
My Heart Belongs to Daddy" when
she did it in New York show, are
going to get their wish. Miss Mar
tin, on the request of Producer-Di-
rector Mark Sandrich, today agreed
to sing the tune In Love Thy
Neighbor." the Paramount picture
in which she is co-starring with
Jack Benny and Fred Allen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25

stage He suffers acutely with
asthma, which prohibits him from
active service.
Ann Sheridan says it's a fight to
the finish she either gets that
raise or she stays out Of pictures
indefinitely. The fight-to-the-fi nm
ish INDUCED in by Bette Davis and
Jimmy Cagney did not hurt their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25

Lauy, AZ Lne
s q m e festive
time you will be
seeing the Orson
Welles flicker,
Citizen Kane"
on which Orson
is working night
and day to fn-
ish before his
lecture tour.
T h a t lon g
talked Of sequel
to Boys Town"
is now getting
under way. The
new story is
fif1nI aaNEnS, Af
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

| and lime OF Showing
Stage.
National-"Ladies in Retirement"
mystery thriller with Flora Robson:
$50 pm.
Keith's-"They Knew Y nat They
Wanted" dramatic 9 fair nth Car.
ole Lombard and Cha lies augh on:
11:40 am, lao, $40, $40, 1:40 md
$40 pm. March of I'll e: ! 20 a H.,
l:20, 800, $40. 7:20 a 10: pm
Earle-"Christmas il July anw
gay and human frivol by prest n
Sturges: 1890 am. u ). 3: q, SD,
7:50 and 1915. Stage now HAS
am, 2:10, 4 80, 6:55 an 9:l5 pm.
Metropolit. IN" Knute Ro2kne-
All-American with Pat O'BI.en as
the beloved coach: II am, los,
3:15, 5:25, 7:221 and Gas pm.
Capitol-"K Carson" trail-b
ing in the OLE West: II am, 1:45,
4:30. tbs and 10 pm. Stage shows:
1885, $40, SIS and 9:10 pm.
Columbia-"Stris Up the Band"
with Mickey Room as its drummer
boy: II am, l:3 AIS, $50 and
$50 pm.
Palace-"The v ;terner,' Gary
Cooper meets judge Bean: II, 20,
4:45, ITO and 9:35 m.
Little-"The Bake S Wife" who
runs away and causes crisis IN this
bright French film: II am, l2:45,
2::30, Ais, 6, 1855 and $50 pm.
Trans-Lux-N and shorts;
continuous from 10 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25

H a ! /. Edward
Small's produc-
ton, directed by
George B. Seltz,
is based u p o n
one Of the least
spired bio
& r a p h ! c a !
sketches you ever
laid your eyes
on. w h at it
amounts to Is a
cav al c ade of
cliches inherent
in its type; the
" a on trai n
butting the from
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!E!1I|;|l11,EaR|
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CARLTON HOTEL. New Cosmos Room. 18th
aud SITS. ME. 1906. Music by Ben Young
and his M. c. A. Orch. Dancing . and 10
10 > MN. 81 so after 10 q m. except Sat. -.
LOTUS RESTAURANT. I4th At n. Y. Aye.
2 shows daily. !. 80 and IL 30. . or,
chestras, Bill Strickland's. The Continental
Trio Dancing and entertainment pm.
to 30 am. 1890
MAINLAND CLUB GARDENS. on MARI,
boro Pike. Featuring Nadine and her coed
band. De luxe dinner, Sl."5. Dancing
until O'Clock Phone Hillside $500.
BuiidinE, 18th and New York Ave. The
favorlte place to dine, the popular place
10 dance.
RAINBOW ROOM Hamilton Hotel. I4th
1t X, Cocktail and dinner dancing, So
supper dancing to Milt Davis orchestra
l0-1. Min. Saturday only 81. D1. $50,
6AY-ADAMS HOUSE-Overieokins White
House at 18th and SITS Dining in sn
atmosphere OF charm, dis atty and gen
killty Luncheon, S5c; din er from 81 20.
Organ music nightly during dinner.
EHOREHAM BLUEROOM, Connecticut at
Calvert. Dining and dancng. TWO moor
shows, $50 and 11:30. Din er. 81 90, IN
Guiding cover. Supper cover, Dc. AID. o7Oo.
METRONOME ROOM, Wardm n Park Hotel.
Conn. Ave. At Wocdley I'd. Grant Thomp-
sons Orchestra. Dancing 10 to Sat;
e30-1:30. Min. 81. sats. ST. 20. CO. 1000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25

next June. The couple recently
completed Love Thy Neighbor'-
you get it Christmas week. Inciden-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25

The general futility of Kit Car
.on' is not entirely attributable to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25

which Capt. John Fremont Dana
Andrews) and Carson (HalD try to
give the girl lynn Barb each to
the other. Instead of the nobility
of the gesture which must have been
implied in the script, the impress
sion created is that the boys are
indifferent so long as the other is
trapped. As for Miss Bari, she acts
as if she wouldn't mind if both were
shot in the big final ruckus with
the Spaniards,. who take on the
valiant Americans after they have
won the opener of double-header
with the Indians. Sharing their
almost complete lack Of emotion Is
a relaxing experience after all the
strain of some triangles you've seen.
For their climactic sequences, the
MesSrs. Small and Seitz have worked
up some effects that are good
enough in themselves, but not good
enough to overcome the handicap
which repetition has put upon the
basic situation. 1t ought to be
thrilling to see Hall running the
Indian lines in a careening, powder
laden covered wagon, toward a
rock slide that has trapped the res
cuing cavalry company. Too many
movies. however. have made Jon
cinch to beat the pursuing Indians
and the rapidly burning fuse lead
ing to the powder barrels. The con-
sequence is that the passage has
about as much suspense as watch
ing Einstein add and 2. The same
applies to another sequence in
which, borrowing an idea from
Beau Geste," the script pits Kit
and his two cronies against the
entire Spanish Army in the defense
of an establishment known thu-
morously) as Hacienda Murphy.
The incidents of Kit Carson"
may reasonably enough be taken
straight from the record in view Of
the fact that the scout lived a life
that needed no flctional embellish.
ment. That, however, has not in
spired the script authors to con-
dense their story to its important
elements. nor Director Seitz to pace
it rapidly enough to modify its
long windedness.
A major handicap to Halls per-
Torrance as Kit Carson is that he
looks more like Jon Hall than the
fellow We used to imagine old Kit
to be. He is not so disillusioning
in the early sequences, but once he
shaves his beard and obviously con-
tinues to shave every day between
fights with the Indians, something
happens to credibility.
Today's youngsters may not mind,
but yesterdays are likely to feel
some one has been tampering with
their favorite hero; a guy who was
a combination of Buck Rogers, Tar.
IAN and all the others who have
succeeded him in contemporary ad-
venture fiction.
Top item on this weeks stage bill
is Sam Jack Kaufman's Indian
Airs" overture, 4 nice medley Of
tunes of a not-too-wild west which |
invoices the voices Of Lynn Allison
and Lou Davey. Second honors 70
to Madelyn Killeen who sings pref
tily some pleasant-enough arrange
ments of several current and re-
cent favorites. The wit depart
ment is dominated in point of time
consumed, If nothing else, by Stone
and Lee hlIt Rohhv Nav fha inc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25
STAR, WASHINGTON D c, FRIDAY
Only One Picture a Year
To Be Jack Benny's Quota
Comics New Contract Provides
For No Film Chores While
He Is Busy With Radio
Nv SHEILAH GRAHAM.


Benny Paramount giving
100000 picture
spuaontha
June which doesn't him time than
The next will again be with Fred Allen and will before the
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-23

berri6t ,no Ienft alle lire @eIdide.
@ir, Sic l1ntertanen oes Gbriit-
f0niss ii,lo feline aarnpfer, Streiter
fir Sic Sade @ottes auf @r6en,
3anlpfer gegen 0en genteinlamen
Seino. Ser &alnpf tue6ie1t, aber Ct
oauert ,lnunterbrode,1. Ger .Seino
bat iein 2ager in ,,nIern eigenen
@lieoern, er rn1lasert 1us in Ser
@elt; es iino Sic @eiiter in 6er Suit,
bie tpioer inns itreiten. Infer 4onie
sibt 1,1s aber audi bie 8affen gum
Streite;; oas beilige 8affenarienal
itebt INNER bereit, un6 sic @affen
oeden rno idiisen 6en eart5en @em-
iden. llnier Selogeidret i'm Streite
bes 2ebens pie int Eo6esfampfe lit:
Gbriitf0nig, Ser nns erloit bat ,.no
Die erbabene S,tnsfro1 ,,no Wh1tter
6es grloiers, sic Ser SGlanse, 6em
gr5fein6 oes menidltden @eidledtes,
ben aopf 5ertreten fat: -. -,'-
go 5iebt oenn ser Gbriitf6nig als
oberiter Giirit 1tno 8eltenlenfer ollrh
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-23

men Nadfolger1l ieinen Sfe0pertre-
tern, Ben 8dpitelt Sen 8ildofen 1,no
Yrieitern ieiner @eltfir1e SEN Muf-
trag ltno 8efebl gibt, sic gau5e gelt
at erobern ,,no iie fit iein eipiges
Netd su gepinnen; tpie er ibnen bie
Mittel llnb @affen at Sic Sano eibt,
feine @affen, nit 6enelt iroiide
Neide erobert tuer6en, lon6ern D0bere,
geiitige @affen: 6ie beilismadeaoen,
it1rfen6en Gaframel,te.
Die gan5e @eltresierune lit 6em
gotliden a0nig iibergeben, allie
@enalt I'M &inlmel un6 auf @r6en
geb0rt benz gbriltusf0nia ribt nur
bic geiitige. or lit Ser &err Der Serr-
i1er, Der irbiiden a0nige, Giirltcn
,inb @6lferlenfer. or itebt leiteno
auh iiber ben &duptern ber 8elt-
11ladt. 90 iie glailbig ODER 1.ngldu-
big, ob freuoig, ,lntpillig ober ,,nbe-
tpuBt III Sic Bldne 0es gbriitf0rligs
eingebeit; oas fonln1t fir oas @erf
oes gottlihe, a6,,igs nidt IN 6rage.
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1tnfreiGeit int vfreiemr Mmerifa

@robes s(ufiebcn uno beredtiate
9ritif bat audi in Ser nidtfatboliiden
Ereiie Sic Satlad)e gefl,noen, SAB
9eb. Gotgblin Sic 8cnutung oes
Hnnof,nfs berIagt ipur6e, tpGbreno
oen1 &onmtniItenDdrptling Carl
8roipoer boae Sreibeit bes &unof,,nfs
geltattet puroe. 2esterer ipuroe zines
erniten gergebens eegen Sic 9fegie.
rllng fiir fduloig bef,,n6en nno er
ltebt at ser 5pise einer antialncrifa.
niiden i,uo ontirelisioiem Srsoniia.
tion. @roipoer's &eSen iino brett ae.
gen mniere amerifaniide @egieru1nas.
form geridtet. slls 3on,m,tnijt foroert
er sic @aiien 5ur Muflebnuna ,,uo
5ur 9tebo!ution auf. 9tep. gouabIin
berteioist Sic Nelieion uno ,,niere
Demofratie. Dafiir bat man i'm oes
antiiemitismus angeflast. @elo uno
9olitif resieren audi l,nier ~freies"
2an6l
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-23
9atboltf nmb Saptiit madJem gemeim.
Id)aftlidl Hetreat

ssie alts Content, 2a., beriftct
iuiro, lit ser 9atbolif sssobn 8. Sig.
gins NIT ieinem baptiitiiden Srenno
0pigbt 6. 9roipn nad) eilrer 1900
@teile1 langen slutofabrt int oortigen
ManreIabous ongefomlnen, 1nn sort
oie fl. @rercitien at MAIDEN. Serr
9roipn lit Dor fllr5em 5llu oritten
@ale 5,lm StaatsiefretGr bon Miiioari
ernonnt tporben. @eioe 6relnoe pf(ca.
ten alliabrlid) I'M @bite Souie, oe1n
erercitienbauIe ser Seiniten bei ct.
So'1is, lire aeiltlid)en llebungen at
MAIDEN. Sn oieIent Sabre ober beiiirN.
tete Serr 8rolpr, Sic Grer5itien n0d-
ten in leillen1 Staate m0gliderlpeilc
o1r6 politiide GsSrter,,ngen geIt0rt
meroen, ipesbalb er es por5og, nit
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men, trob Ser 1900 Meilen @eaes.
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Sic 8eltseidi6te, beibiibt Bic Sci.
nen nnb ftiirst alle Seinoe. Seute
mebr oenn ie miro cine Gntldeiounas.
ibladt geidlagen 5iuiiden @ut nne
8os, sipiiden Gbriltus 1mo bem Mnti.
DRIFT. @enn mir lns in bas 2ager
bes madtieen Gbriitf0niss inter oie
8reltsesfabne itellclt, iueroen mir emit
iiegrei6 nit ibm i,s etuige Gonigrei9
Gbrilti eir5ieben.
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