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Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-04
North Hard Hit,
Southland Feels
Threat Of Rain
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Meeting Oakland and Contra Costa
county.
At Santa Rosa, water covered
highways leading from the city.
Traffic moved slowly over routes.
Dry Greek and Mill Creek were over
their banks in Sonoma county, and
the Russian river was rising slowly
The Russian was reported over its
banks north of Ukiah and the crest
was expected in the Guerneville-
Monte Rio summer resort area to-
night.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-04
TRAFFIC DEATH TRIAL
is SCHEDULED

William H Stewart viii be trled
April Il in superior court on neg-
ligent homicide charge filed after
a traffic death west of Winterhaven
last month. He drove a truck which
crashed into 4 car driven by Marvin
York. hotel clerk of CaleXico. York
was killed
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-04
Scanning |. Y
News Horizon
SUES FOR DIVORCE

Marian Miner Thursday sued
Keith Miner for divorce and asked
for custody of their minor child.
She alleged that ne failed to pro-
vide for her and their son. They
married in Yuma March 90 1887
and separated june l6 1910
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-04
PLEADS GUILTY

William Ruby, empIOye Of an e
Centro hotel, Friday was sentenced
to the county Jail for 120 days
for possession of brass knuckles.
Ruby pleaded guilty to the charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-04
SIZES FOR DIVORCE

Pablo Mercado filed suit Tor d.
vorce from Ramona r. a. Me:cado
Friday, charging extreme cruelty
and desertion. They married at
Yuma July II. 1897, and separated
at Calipatria Dec. 10, 1898, he SAID.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-04
SENT TO JAIL

j. j. Murray. circus man, pleaded
guilty to d bad check charge in
Imperial county superior court Fri
day and was sent to jail for 80
days.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-04
CLOTHES STOLEN

Theft of shirts and several pairs
OF pants from a tent behind A5i
e Centre avenue was raBorted to
police Friday by M. j. OLeary.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-04
TROOPS STAND BY

well informed persons said
federal troops at Fort Custer were
standing b." with packed duftle
bags for a 116 mile trip to Detroit
in the event violence at the plant
gets beyond control Of the 200 state
policemen already On guard. The
commandant Sid nc was neither
confirming nor denying such re-
ports, aGdine that his orders must
come from President Roosevelt.
5.-Dewey revealed that mediation
meetings have been retarded BY dis
turbances al the plant
our problem" he said. is tc
eliminate these disturbances at the
plant which upset mediation ef-
forts
6.-Representatiyes Of federal
AFL union al the Ford plant were
demanding protection and the right
to return 10 their jobs. Dewey re-
fused to permit them to intervene
in the mediation conferences.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-04
Roosevelt Says
disclaimers
Strike Must End
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Congress Of Industrial Organiza- =
tons and its International Union
the JAW, from interference with
anyone wishing to enter or leave
the River Rouge plant.
2.-R. J. Thomas. president OF
the JAW. said this vas a violation
Of the company's pledge not to
attempt to reopen the struck plant
during the period OF mediation. He
charged in formal statement tha;
guns and other arms hac
been smuggied into the plant and
that drunken employees were driJ-
ing new cars and army "Bhtz bug
gies" around the mammoth Roug2
reservation. This was called AN
outright lie b. company spokes-
man.
81 S. Conciliator James F.
Dewey could announce no progress
after a two and one half hour ses-
sion with the five man company
delegation and one Of an hour and
one half with the top officials OF
the union.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-04
How To Relieve
Bronchitis

Creomulsion relieves promptly pc
cause it goes right to the seat OF tne
trouble to help loosen, ana eHpel
Germ laden phlegm, and aid nature
- soothe and heal raw, tender, m
famed bronchial mucous me III
branes. Tell your druggist to sell you
n bottle of Creomulsion with the uii.
derstanding you must like the way II
quickly allays the cough or you are
to have your money back.
CREOMUlSlO,N!
for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-04
jugosIavia Clears
All Railroads

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-04

For the first party see these
misses frocks of silk net, Or
candle and dotted sWisseS.
10 to l6 years, al 4.98 and 5.98.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-04

Dainty new organdies, dimit-
les, batistes and prints N
these new Nannette froCks in
6 mos. to 3 yrs. sizes, at liz
and 1893.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03
Legion About
For Navy Drive

WASHINGTON, Oct 3.-The
greatest number Of single day
navy enlistments- history r. ex-
pected Navy Day October II. as
a result OF an about recruiting
1rive undertaken by the American
Legion. the Navy Department said
today.
Inspired by the Department OF
Colorado, which has pledged not
less than 140 men. commanders
and sdiutants of all Legion depart
mentS throughout the nation have
promised 10 set in motion ma
chinery 10 swamp the navy with
recruits.
Impressive induction ceremonies,
attended by high ranking state
executives. American Legion, Off
Gals, local dignitaries and navy
representatives. will be held az
state capitols with recruits from
each state being sworn in en-
mssse, the department said
in a telegram 70 all department
commanders. Secretary Knox him
self a legionnaire, said that If each
legion post viii produce At least
one man il viii result Do almost a
months quota of necessary re-
cwiite
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03
Two Aliens Admit
Registration Default

Two aliens who failed 70 register
under the Alien Registration Act
odsy pleaded guilty before J.
Stanley I4urd federal commits
sioner and are held IN bonds Of
$500 each for action by the federal
grand Jury.
Those held arc Charlotte z
Hodge "a OF SIPS Middlebelt road
and Charles r. billiard. 80 Of 14l
Windemere avenue. Highland
Park. Louis NJ Hopping assistant
United States attorney. said both
are ia this country Illegally
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03
lnce Chief i'm Capital for Talks ON Treaty WI

Their successful conclusion may
give the United States the right
to use Mexico's west coast har-
bors of Acapulco and Magdalena
Bay and the east coast harbor of
Vera Cruz 10 bolster the defense
of the Western Hemisphere against
all threats of Axis attack.
Mexico, il is understood. will
receive a substantial" loan with
which 20 purchase war materials,
industrial machinery and complete
the Mexican 1,00O-mile link of the
"inter-American" highway.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03

waters of the Rio Grande for irri-
cation purposes. Both Texas and
Mexico use the-waters Of the river
that divides them and the prob
lem is TO determine what quantity
each shall take.
The exigencicS Of President
Roosevelt's program of henri
spheric defense and MeXico's de-
sire to cooperate. as evidenced by
the agreement for reciprocal air
plane landing rights already
signed between the two nations,
have been driving factors in the
present negotiations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03

.thau. but embassy officials de-
clined 10 name the possible topics
ol discussion or the benefits each
nation would derive from the
Forthcoming agreement.
Informed state department and
circles, however, were
of the opinion that practically
AN the controversies that have
cropped up between the two ma
tionS IN the past decade or more
are being discussed in an effort
TO remove all clouds that might
lead 10 future misunderstanding.
Among the many points 10 be
ironed out. MeXico's 1888 eXpro-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03

participation OF Mexico's finance
minister and also disclosed that
the most satisfactory progress
has already been made.
There il now no doubt In our
minds" he said, "that the most
complete and far-reaching agree
ment ever 20 he signed between
Mexico and the United States
will be successfully negotiated"
MEETS HULL, MoRGENTHAU
Senior SuarcZ was expected "a
confer both with Secretary of
State Cordell Hull and Secretary
of the Treasury Henry Morgen-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03

'priation Of foreign on companies,
which hit both the Standard Oil
and Shell companies, is perhaps
the most important.
IRRIGATION PROBLEM
Mexico, in turn, is known 10 be
extremely anxious to resume the
sale of its silver 10 the United
States at a premium above world
quotations. The United States
treasury ceased 10 pay this pre-
MUM in 1898 following the oil
appropriation.
Another issue or long standing
has been the diversion Of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03
River Victim Unidentified

Police and Wayne County
morgue officials today are at
tempting 10 identify the body Of
n n1an about - years old taken
from the channel Of the Detroit
River of Fighting Island, near
Wyandotte Tho body had been
m The water about three weeks
end was clothed in dark suit
and tan shoes The man weighed
about 80 pound, was feet s
inches taH HIih brown eyes and
hsir
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03
By MICHAEL CHINIGo


WASHINGTON. oct. g.
MeXico'S finance minister, Senior
Eduardo Suarez, arrived IN Wash
.ington today 10 participate in the
conclusive phases" Of far
reaching agreement between the
United States and Mexico which
the two nations have been nego-
tiating for some time.
An embassy spokesman who re-
vealed the arrival Of Senior Suarez
and his wife stressed the import
ance Of United States Mexican
negotiations as implied by the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03
Spy Trial Bdres
FBH 0utsmdrtinQ
Hitler S Gestdpo

NV YORK oct 3.-f'he Ges-
tapo should send us agents 70
The FBI school for police y was
indicated today m Federal Court
BROOKLYN. where rs Nazi spy sus-
pects are on trial for peddllng
American defense secrets 10 Ger
fffatts
They paid for the lessons, any
way testified counter-Spy William
G. Sebold. who supplied informa-
ton 20 the FBI while oStensibly
employed by the GeStapo.
One OF the accused. Richard II.
Kiirryy- rar1c- TO fftffi with Il long
and detailed report on the anna
rent. arrnor plating and special
-ecret devises used on new Ameri-
can 35.0O0-ton battleShips, with
futher information on an aircraft
carrier and the navy's landing
boats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03
Denied Operation; Divorced

Following testimony that her
husband, Edward A, Bake. re-
fused TO pay for a needed appe fi-
citis operation, Mrs. Mart I
Lucille Batke, 1914 Helen avende,
today was granted a divorce by
Circuit Judge George T, Murphy.
The couple was married in Feb
ruary, 1894 and separated in
January. 1897.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03

Lease-lend aid is also expected
10 be extended to Mexico after
conclusion OF the agreement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03
PAID FOR PLANS

Earlier. Sebold testified that
another defendant, Erwin w.
Siegler, chief butcher on the for
mer S. s. Amenca. handed him
$3.50 for use in plain, work-a-
day spying, and S1,5e6 more for
the plans of the famous Sperry
bombsight.
Seboldq said that on September
9 last year. two defendants. Sieg-
Ter and Franz j. Stigler, returned
from a West Indies cruise on the
America. They gave him a mes
sage for transmission 10 Germany
on the secret radio which Sc
bold had built on Long Island, TO
The effect that underground ham
CARS and a large airport were
being built at st. Thomas
Sebold also identified A secret
document issued by the FBI as
one which was handed TO him by
another Of the defendants. Leo
Waalen. The document consisted
Of a 25-page booklet. issued by j
Edgar Hoover. FBI head, and
titled Protection of Industrial
Facilities"
CONTENTS SECRET
II was admitted in evidence
but all its contents were withheld
save for the first which was
inscribed:
This il secret document
containing confidential informa-
ton and must be treated as
such"
Sebold said he had been in
structed 10 send the booklet TO
Germany. Asked if he had done
o, he replied:
NO, sir, did not"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03
TOURED sHIPYARD

Sebold said he wax supposed "a
transmit 10 Germany the data
which KleisS allegedly collected
during an exhaustive tour Of the
Shipvard al Newport News. Va.
Kleiss' letter 10 Sebold, contain
ing this report, also mentioned
unsuccessful efforts 10 organize
German-American Shipyard work
ers. complaining:
THE gang of men Of German
origin was held together very
briefly. Most of them own their
own homes and will not commit
themselves 10 anything"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03

BUICK RETAIL STORE
Csss and Amsterdam,
General Motors Building
MCGUIRE MOTOR co.
40il Fenkell
Detroit, Mich.
CARSON AUTO SALES
1900 Hamilton Ave.
Highland Park, Mich
KRAJENKE BUICK SALES, IN
1920 Jos Campsu Ave.
Hamtrsmck, Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03

HUGH COREY MOTOR SALES
1il65 Grstiot Ave.
Detroit, Mich.
HACOUOIL BUICK SALES
1911 Grand River
Detroit, Mich.
HARLEY BUICK SALES
3752 Cas- AVenue,
Detroit, Mich.
MOTOR CITY SALES CORP.
s74O Mack Avenue,
Detroit, Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03

HAROLD DIETRICH
35109 Main ST.
Wayne, Mich.
ALKON MOTOR SALES
2400 Biddle ST.
Wysndotte, Mich.
ANDREWS MOTOR SALES, INC
1880 Grand River Ave.
Detroit, Mich.
TURNER MOTOR SALES
1927 E. Jefferson, Detroit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03

SOIVGU UII IITI dUIOIIIUUIIN
of such mettle and merit as
could carry and cherish the
Buick reputation without
fault until other new Bucks,
however far off, could come
along to refresh it.
Do went the specifications
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03

SUMNER MOTOR SALES,
asa S. Woodward Ave.
Birmingham, Mich.
RINKE MOTORS
2542O Van Dyke Ave.
Center Line, Mich.
J. w. MOTOR SALES
I47OO Michigan Ave.
Dearborn, Mich.
PREIHS SALES co.
l03 Mseomb St.
Mt Clemens, Mich.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-01

5tuan5is Milionen Dollars tuuroen
bon umO fir &anoioaten auseeeeben,
UNI ertudblt ou tper6en.
Saus sic 8efunoe nur balls 10
idlimm iino, mie es lid permuten
laBt, 10 tuerOen iie ser ameritaniiGen
@brli6feit ,no Sntellieen5 Elm ibled=
tes 3eugnis ausltellen. @er lid ser
8eltedlng ibuloig madt; ,m,B einen
~@ebmer" baben, lebterer banoelt emit
ipeoer aus 9nmmbeit ooer 8osbeit,
itets aber inn eigenen SSntereile. @r.
iterer beeebt ablidtlid .,no init Bor-
beoa6t cine b0dit nnebrlide Sano-
lung. llno 10 lit es audi NIT Dem
S6minoe1, iniofern er iid ouf, bas
3dbleu ober 6as 8eieitigen bon Stim-
men be5iebt.
Oie @ablen lin6 iu Mmerifa matt
derorts aui einen berartigeu 9ief=
itano geilsnfen. baB ebrlide, fabige
Perionen iid i6euen, ooer oireft met
germ, fir ein offentli6es Amt allf5lt=
treten. @rltens iino nit betr Bablen
nidt geringe ltnfoiten perbunoen.
Wan benfe MIR an bas 8erteilen bon
aarten, oas 8erIenoen bon 8riefen.
oas slnbrineen bon Blafaten, bas
anitellen bon Seliern (tporters), sic
iid sameiit aus Der unteren Sdidt
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3abl anoerer Tragen ertudbnt lper6en
- nadoenft, finoet leidt sic Mntz
mort auf oie 5rage, tuesbal6 es int,
mer 10 biele nidt eintpanoIreie 3an'
oioaten eibt, tuenu oie 8obl berau=
riidt.
@enn ser Musi6uB bent Siioen
leine Auinterfionfeit 5utueuoet, 10
miro er mandes finoen, oas 5ur ante
rifanilden @leidbeit pabt, iuie oie
Jaltlt aufs Muge.
Ofan bat I'M 2aufe Ser Sabre Der,
ludt Ser &orruption bel @ablen
ourd @eiebe eiueu Hiesel por5uidie=
ben. 9ie 3uidiilie, luie iie bon &oni=
teen eeleiltet tperoen, oiirfen einen be-
itinu1ten 9etrae nidt itberlteigen, 10
a'td ni6t oie perionlideu @usgaben
ser ietpeiligeu &anSioaten. Man bot
aber nidt sic 3abl ser 3omitees BE-
gren5t. 8er sur 8abl beilteuert,
tann sic 9eiitel,er eeraoe inter Ser
geiebliden 2inie balten un0 fommt
oamit nidt NIT bent @eieb in Scott
flitt.
Dag @eieb gegen forrupte Braftifen
Corrupt praetices) oerlangt, baB in
oen politiiden Mn5eigeu aneeee6en
miro, oab fiir oieIelbe be5ablt iuuroc
llno tpiebiel, oatuit Die 2eler nt9t
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ettpa auf beu @eoanfen fommen, baB
Die betr. 3eitung ooer 3eitidriit aus
lauteren uno ipoblwollenoen @riinoen
oen 8aum opferte; sleid)5eitig bottle
ntan pobf, oie politiIden an5eigeu
aus5ui6alten ooer aber auf ein Wtt.
nimum SIT beibranfen. 9as HeIultat
mar a6er Elm gang anoeres. @ie biele
Steuer5abler nebmen iuobl BON Dec
ssoti5 u9e5ablte politiide an5eige"
9toti5? Die 3ab( lit eerine. 8as ii&
tief einprast, lit Oas 9ilo uno Dec
Nanten bes 3anoibaten. sBie biele
Steuer5abler fomnen mobl auf oeu
@eoanfen, DOB Elm &anoioat Oer
ldlperes @elo be5ablt, ltm Stimmen
5u erbalten, ooraui rednet, Oas @elo
lpieoer 5u crlangen. Der ersudblte
3ouoioat mltb lebett, ltno penn er beu
gr0Bten 1eil ieiues Saldrs ihou
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6orrnpte politiid)e Yrafttfen
(@reeorius at GuB)

3u geginn bes ne,,eu Sabres lit
:eit 9eridt 5u eriparten, Der pabr,
ldeinlih sroBeres aufieben erregen
miro als alle bisberigen 8eroffentli.
6ungen ,mo slnoeutllngen bes Dies.
auslduiies, Der iib befanntlid) mil
unamerifaniiden 1lmtrieben beidaf-
tiet. Ser all ertuartenoe 9eridt eines
5ultdnoisen llnterladungsal,sI6uiles
miro iid alf Sic iiinsite gqtional~abl
(8eitedunG Sdtpinoel ulu.) be5iee
ben.
Wie oerlautet, iddbt ser auslduB
sic @ablauseaben alf nidt lpeniger
als 20 Miaionen Dollars. Oieie
Summe id)lieBt oie tuirflid)en uno
geiebliden 8ablfoiten nidt Elm. 9ie
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wdbreno Ser 3ampa9ne Derausgabte.
oann mub er barauf beoadt ieiu, Die
Sd)arte alts5uluesen.
Die Stimmge6er uuo Steuer5abler
luillen nidt, was butter oen 3ulilleu
Dor lid eebt. 9er Beridt oes ltnter-
iudun9sausibuiies ioa MufihluB oar-
liber geben lnlo geraoe 0esbalb iie5t
mat oemlelben nit mebr ols getpoGn.
lidem Sntereiie entgegen
Ser in Heoe ltebenoe MuslhuB be.
Id)dftigt lid ou6 nit ser brett ldutut-
5igen Seite ser Iebten 9oupague.
9aS be5iebt iid peniger a1i Die Au.
grille auf SEN Gborafter uno STUFF
bon aanoiooten nnS Tliiiterfompag-
nen als auf Sd)riiten 9iloer ,mo
Elafate, sic als oireft obi5on on5u.
ipredeu iino. 9em Musid)uB tpuroeu
piele Grenplare folder slltsgiilie, Die
ibren llripri,ng iu einem Shtpeine.
ltoll batten baben fonnen> ,mterbret-
tet.
@s lit gu erluarteu, oaB geeen et-
tuai9e 8orid)ldse oes Auslduiies
Broteite Iaut iueroen, uno oaB tutr
mieoer mal piel ii6er bie @inl6rdu-
flung Ser Breiie. uno &eoefreibeit le-
len ,tno boren peroen.
(5ortietlng ouf Seite 81.
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refrutieren uno ecrne sic groiamen
aufleler, sic bon Der &afel oes aem.
teriagers fallen.
@er ,tnter oen aetuobnlid)en Steuer-
5ablern tudre tpobl iuilens, iein idul.
oenfreies SCENT NIT elmer Sppotbet
5u belaiten, Inn sic ausgaben elmer
mebr als fraeliden 9ampagne 5u be.
Itreiten2 sSer miiroe iid als @e-
ldaftsmann ooer 8erufsmenid oa5u
berablaiien, bon Sals 5u Saus 81
geben, ,tm ltnterl ltiisung in Ser 8abl
5u erfleben uno 5u erbetteln? @er,
ser @eui6t auf ieineu Iuf 1eet, mir
oe iib oen Ingriffen bon 2diter5ln-
gen ausleben? @er iiber bieie orei
Jraeen - es fonute nod cine gauge
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(S6luB folet)
9eSiueaem

,,Silli, tpieIo bilt ou in 6em Wooez
geI6dft nt6t mebr 8erfdl, ferin?"
,,Nltr tpegen einer 8emerfl,ng, bie
id eelna6t babe! s(ls cine Gunoin
unsefdbr 80 &leiOer anprobiert bate
uub bann bebauptete, in ettpas Glie=
Ben6em piirbe iie beiier ausieben bate
id ibr borgeidlaeen, iie iolte in BEN
GlnB ipringen!" !
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Mittpodl, bea I. Sanaar 1911

ooer geringere 3abl bon pibrierenoen
Detpegungen bes aetbers; 8. 3. bic
CRIME Garbe fest Sen Metber in elmer
5efllnoe 660billionenmal in nibrie-
renoe 8eiuegutg. Das Snmnten Der
eSynIeften fommt bon oe1u raid)en pi.
brierenoen 5liigelIdlae oieier Siere
Der. Seoe gibration oes aetbers, ie-
De ein5elne 2idt nnb Sdalmelle lit
cine 3eit, gleidptel OF es MIR 1000
5tel, billionitel ooer t-1000ltel Sefun-
De lit.
60 nnfaBlid ,ms @aum uno 3eit
fino, ebenio nnfaBlid lit inns Die 3abl
Sbtpobl auf ser 3abl 1 + = q
ales Denfen ber,lbt, 10 1pddit sic
3abl bod baIb iiber unler Oenfen
bintueg, iie miro l,nenolid). 9ie leb-
bafteite Ybantalie aller @elebrten lit
nidt mebr imItanoe, cine 3abl bon
nur elmer Wi0ion 5tellert eeIhmeige
bon talileno Millionen Stellen i'm
@eilte 5u faiien ,lno bod eriltieren fol-
de ,tno nod biel aro6ere Soblen in
@aum ,mo 3eit. Die 3obl fiibrt uns
IN bas ltnenolide, in oas @pige uno
TO. uenig mir ans bon Ser Giuigfeit
etne 8oritellling ma6en fonnen, 10
iuenig iIt inns Sic 3abl in ibrer Nn-
bdufltng faBbar, iie miro fir llniere
Denftraft l1nbegreiflid, fltrhtbar, iie
miro gottlid.
sc lobnt iid iuirflid ser Wdibe,
BET Der 3abl nod ettpas 5lt beripeis
len neil mir mittelit oerlelben oas
ltnenofid)e, ltnbeereiflide gleidiam
natbelnotilh belpeiien f0nnen lno
5,tgleid aber al1dl oaB Sic matbenta=
tiidle Notltranitborlng fein 1miiterer,
MIR auf ginbilolng baiierenoer 8e'
griff lit.
i + 1 3 + - 3 oas lit
itnD bleibt eine elpige @abrbeit, mel
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@ntoedlng ielr1als ltmgeltoBen poer
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llnenoliden seben.
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mebr Rbantaiie. . ia, oiele 3abl gibt
es uno iie eridopft Naum l'no 3eit
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billionenmal 10 berfabren, 10 lit bieic
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10000 lit.
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