davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Boys 25e & 29e
POLO SHIRTS
I9c

They're cool and comfort
able for vacation wear.
Tubbable cottons with color
trim. Sizes s to 16.
(39) Boys Sanforized Knick-
ers; perfect quality; sizes 8 to
II. Reg. 1.19 - 4ec
(12) Junior Boys Rugby Suits;
coat and longies; broken sizes.
Reg. | 90 - 11S
1851 BOYS Sanforized Longies;
good patterns; sizes 8 to IA.
Reg. 100 6oe
12D Boys OveraIls: bib style:
large sizes only. Reg. 69c-89c
3ee
15) Boys Slack Suits: San
forized residual shrinkage less
than 1%); sizes $40; sight
regulars of 1913 quality 99c
l24l Junior Boys Sanforized
Shorts; perfects and seconds;
broken sizes. Reg 59c 3oc
t52l Boys Athletic Shirts and
Shorts; full cut; broken sizes.
Reg. l9c lie
t31l Junior BOYS Overalls: bib
style; broken sizes. Reg. 59c
2Sc
l6n BOYS Sanforized Wash
Knickers; sizes $40. Reg. 59c-
79c -------- 7se
Goldenber1's-Mdtn Floor
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80 yds) Felt Base Runner.
hook design. Reg. 39c yd.- 2sc
t20) Felt Base Floor Covering:
2 yds. wide, lengths 2 to IL yds
Reg. 39c-59c 50. yd.-----29e
(65 yds.) Inlaid Type Kolorf7or.
Regularly 98c 50. yd.---44e
80 sx12 Congoleum Rugs; in
floral patterns; irregulars of
7.s5 grade --------4.e5
~ Rag Rugs: colonial style,
washable; 6xs #. Reg. ee5
4.s5
a. Belgian AlI-SisaI Rugs: in
green or rust; 9x12 #. Reg
24.95 -------I6.o5
u4 Fibre and Grass Rugs.
plaid and stripe patterns; 3y3
and 3x31a #. Reg. $50 to $50
soc
t5) Belgian Sisal Rugs; plair.
color; 4x7 #. Reg. 7.95 4.e5
(3) WoOl-face Velvet Rugs, in
Oriental pattern; 9xl2 #. Reg.
1896 loo5
t5l 6x9 Fibre Rugs. in blue and
burgundy stenciled design. Rec.
8.95 " 48s
Goldenberg's-Third Floor
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FURNITURE;

tD Solid Hard Rock Maple
Dinette Refectory Table; reeu-
larly 24.95 y m
% 3-Pc. Walnut Veneered
Modern Bedroom Set; including
bed. dresser and chest. Floor
samples. Reg. $500 44oo
Cd Walnut Modern Buffet: so"
long Reg. 20.GO 900
~ Set of Dining Room Chairs;
including 5 side chairs and
arm chair. 18th century ma
hogany With blue upholstered
seats. Reg. $500 IS 90
QI BOudoir Chair; natural
color tapestry with rose figure
Slightly sOiled. Reg. 5e5 Z so
~ 3-Quarter Size Innerspring
Mattress; green stripe A. c. A
ticking. Reg. 1895 6s8
1) Hostess Tea Wagon; remov-
able tray, rubber tired wheels
Reg 1895 TT
~ Twin Size Innerspring Mat
tresses; A. c. A. ticking. Reg
9.95 ser
III Bed Hi Twin DUPLEX Studio
Couch; with 2 innerspring mat
treSseS. Reg. 4495 AZ 90
ID Studio Couch; opens to twin
beds. Reg. 1895 Iss8
1) l0-Pc. Dining Room Set;
table slightly mismatched. Rec.
1890 ITO m
% Sofa Bed; with maple arms
and brown tapestry cover. Sold
"as is" Reg. 1896 --lo.95
ID ButtOn-back Lounge Chair;
red tapestry. Reg. 1895 SI9
ID Pillow-bsck Lounge Chair:
wine Loomtwist covering.
Soiled. Reg. 1895 $500
ID Love Seat; gold figured tap
estry cover. Lawson style. Sod
as is" Reg 1926 24OO
ID Desk Chair; mahogany lyre
back, white leatherette seat.
Reg. 895 400
ID Massive Modern Lounge
Chair; wide arms. wine Loon'-
twist cover. Reg. 1895 1900
1) Lounge Chair: left out Of
suite. Blue tapestry cove.
Reg. 2495 - l0o0
tll Sofa Bed; blue stripe tap
estry cover. soiled Bedding
compartment Reg. 80 e5 I5.oJ
Goldenberg's-Fourth Floor
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Clearance! Mems
SPORT SHIRTS
39c

Tubfast cottons, including
brOadclOths, stubs and nov
city weaves. in white and
colorS. Small and medium
sizes.
az Long Sleeve Sport Shirts:
white or blue; slightly soiled;
small and medium sizes. Reg
1.39 -----------77e
1881 Slack Suits. of blue and
tan hopsacking and other cct-
tons; in-and-outer shirt with
belted slacks to match; sizes
20 TO 36. Reg. 1.59-1.99 Tie
t45) Straw Hats; in body and
stiff straw styles; broken sizes.
Reg. 1.ls-l.9S ----89e
t1S) Athletic Unionsuits, of
checked nainsook; reinforced
snubber back. Reg. soc 2oe
az Br0adcl0th Shirts: Tuxedo
and other makes; soiled and
mussed. broken sizes. Reg
1.00-l .49 6oe
OH Beach Robes. of washable
cotton sateen; small and me.
dunn sizes. Reg. 1875 Sac
4D Pajama Pants; red only:
size A. Friday at at--- 4e
t6) Broadcloth Shirts; soiled
and mussed from handling:
broken sizes. Reg. 79c 2ee
% Rayon Ascots: green color.
to wear with slack suits Reg
soc O.
i20) Stiff Straw and BODY
Hats; variety Of brims; broken
sizes. Reg. 2.00-3.00 I1o
nS Cocoanut Body Straw
Hats; also other styles; broker
sizes. Reg. 400 go
t12) Summer Caps: white cloth
and black and white checks:
broken sizes. Reg. 29c ICE
ta7) Hose and Shortees; dark
and light grounds. Reg. 15c
pi. Sc
(23o) Wash Ties: fast colors
various patterns. Reg. l5c- Sc
40 Swim Trunks: satin Iastex
yarn. Printed patterns. Reg.
loo %.
Goidenberg's-Mdin Floor
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t10) Krinkle Bedspreads; in
green and blue. Reg. 89c 5oe
(s7 yds.) White Cheesecloth.
Reg. &c yd,------ s yds. 2ec
1S0) So" Pequot Unbleached
Sheeting. Reg. 40c yd.-2oc
t24) Mohawk Sheets; 81x90
double bed size. Reg. 1.29 o9c
16) Bed Pillows; 21x27" size,
chicken feathers. Reg. 12e S9e
15) Heavy Jacquard Bed
spreads. Reg. 2.99--2.29
t2S) Chenille Bedspreads; waf-
f1e design. Reg. 2992.29
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
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will be host tomorrow night to
councils and officials of Staunton
and Waynesboro at a dinner in
New Hope High School.
The get-togethers have been a
summer feature of the governing
bodies for several years. William S.
Coburn, clerk of the supervisors.
said their purpose is to promote
better relationships between city,
town and county.
w. L. Bashaw, chairman of the
Board of Supervisors, will preside
over the meeting Charles K.
Brown, editor of the Staunton Eve
ming Leader, will serve as toast
Evening star., 1941-07-10
S. H. Husbands Heads
Defense Plant Corp.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Sam H. Husbands, director Of
the Reconstruction Finance Corp,
has been elected president Of the
Defense Plant Corp, an r. F. G.
subsidiary set up to promote the
establishment of arms factories. Mr..
Husbands is a former resident OF
Florence, S. C.
A. T. Hobson has been elected
president of the Electric Home and
Farm Authority.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
ACCESSORIES

tls6) Neckwear; including tub
able organdy and pique. As
sorted styles and necklines.
Reg. soc -lee
t20S) Sport Squares; OF spun
rayons in South American
prints. Reg. 39c-5pc c----23e
t6D Blouses and Sweaters; of
cotton and rayon, plain colors
and prints. Reg. 1.00-5ee
(2,oo0) Handkerchiefs; includ.
ing large, plain whites for men.
and smaller sizes for women.
Factory rejects. Reg. 7c ca.
II for 59e
t2.500) Handkerchiefs; includ-
ing women's styles in prints and
white with embroidery, also
white cottons for men. Reg.
10c-l2c ea.-------12 fos 79c
1857 Genuine Leather Belts;
white and colors. Slightly
marred from handling. Reg.
59c ------------19e
Goidenbero's-Mdtn Floor
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Alexandra Welfare
Cost $4,745in June
By G etaff Correspondent OF The star.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, July 10-The
Alexandria department Of Public
Welfare spent $4,745 for assistance
to the aged, blind, dependent chill
dren and for general relief during
June, it was announced by the
superintendent, Miss Barbara K.
Watkins.
approximately 400 individuals
and families were under care dur
ing the month. OF this number, 1856
Evening star., 1941-07-10
UPHOLSTERY

(8) Dining Room Chair Covers;
of crash cretonne. Reg. 69c, 35e
~ Custom made Slip Cover;
for 10" sofa. Tan crash with
green stripe. Reg 1898 .4o5
uD Custom made Slip Cover;
for button-back chair; crash
cretonne. Reg. 8.98 -2.oS
(4S) Open Mesh Tailored Cur
tains. also 3-piece sets of crash
drapes. Reg. soc pr. ---25e
t225) Remnants Of Marquisette,
in figured and dotted effects.
Reg. 19c yd.----------- Sc
t295) Remnants of Cretonne
and Glazed Chintz; bright COL
orings. Reg. 19c yd.-----l2e
(38) Odd Pairs Curtains; tai
lored and ruff1ed styles; soiled
and mussed. Reg. 1.59 pr, 59e
(10) Hassocks; covered with
imitation leather; round and
square shapes. Irregulars of
1.99 grade e----------89e
(5) 1-Pc. Glider Covers, of
water-repellent striped fabric.
Reg. 100
Goldenberg's-Thfrd Floor
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received old age assistance, four
were blind persons; 10 were depend
ent children, 103 families received
general relief and 1874 families re-
ceived some sort of service.
Funds disbursed by the public well
fare department are received from
Federal, State and local sources.
Evening star., 1941-07-10

Government in Virginia and Some
Proposed Changes" Members of the
l8 Home Demonstration Clubs in
Augusta County also attended the
dinner session. Irvine r. Swartzel
is president of the host club and
William C. Duval was program
chairman.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Linens

u20) yds. Part Linen Toweling;
regularly 15c yd. ---9e
1851 Printed Part Linen Dish
Towels; regularly l5c SC
(5s) Cotton Hand Towels; with
colored borders. Reg. loc Sc
u79) Cannon Turkish Towels:
in various sizes. No. l seconds
of 12c to 19c grades -----1oe
t46) Novelty RayOn and Cotton
Tablecloths; size 35x35". Reg.
29c ---------15c
t200) Cluny Lace Doilies; in
various sizes. Reg. SC ca. Be
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Court Clerk Cites Need
For Added Personnel

Col. Charles E. Stewart, clerk of
District Court, in his annual report,
said today all branches of the
tribunal have shown increased activ-
tty during the last fiscal year, show
ing the need for more personnel.
Marriage license applications, civil
and criminal cases and naturaliza-
tons showed advances over the
previous year, Col. Stewart declared.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Ruritun Clubs Hear
Dr.. Pinchbeck Speak
Special Dispatch to The Star.

WAYNESBORO, Va. July 10
Members of Ruritan Clubs in three
counties-Augusta. Rockbridge and
Rockingham-holding an interclub
meeting last night, heard an address
by DR.. Raymond B. Pinchbeck of the
University of Richmond on County
Evening star., 1941-07-10
GLOVES

(l22) Angelskin Rayon Gloves;
also mesh gloves, white only.
Reg. 79c and 100 ACE
(207) Angelskin and Crocket
Gloves; in white aid colors,
broken sizes. Samples and sec
onds of 59c quality 29e
140 Imported Handmade
Crochet Gloves; in white and
black. Small and medium
sizes. Reg. 39c c----------l9e
t95) Imported Handmade
Filet Gloves; white only.
Broken sizes. Reg. Ice Sc
Goldenbero's-Matn Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Woman Engineer

Among graduates of Pratt 1nsti-
tute's engineering school this year
is Miss Isabelle Suarez, firA woman
to receive An engineering degree
from the institution since 1893
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Give the Boys
Your Backing

The Star believes the United
Service Organizations cam
paign merits your support.
This coupon is published to
enable those who have not
been reached by volunteer
workers to contribute 10 the
campaign. BY clipping this
coupon and mailing your con-
tribution to U. S. o. head
quarters you will be helping to
make the boys in uniform feel
welcome in their Nations Capt.
tai. You will also be sharing
in the national morale build
ing program of the U. S. o.
Make checks payable to Cor
coran Thorn, treasurer.
U. S. o. Campaign Head
quarters.
14l9 F street NV.
Washington, D. c.
I want to back the boys IN
uniform. Here is my contri-
button of S to the United
Service Organizations Cam
paign for District of Columbia.
Please send receipt and button
to:
Name
Address
Evening star., 1941-07-10
THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON JULY

master. and Louis Spilman. editor
and publisher of the Waynesboro
Virginian. will be principal speaker.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
ADVERTISEMENT. A
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Evening star., 1941-07-10
President Broadcasts
Greeting TO Argentina
On Independence Day
Message Completing
Exehonge Between Two
Stresses Common Ideals

Bonds between the United States
end Argentina were drawn closer
today as President Roosevelt COM
pleted an exchange of messages be-
tween the two governments signal
izing their respective declarations
of independence.
The Argentine expression was
conveyed to this Government July
4 by DR.. Ramon Castillo, Acting
President of the southern republic,
while that of Mr.. Roosevelt was
broadcast to Argentina last night.
The Roosevelt message follows:
II am particularly glad to have
the opportunity to send the greet
ings of the people and Government
of the United States of America
to the people and government of
the Republic of Argentina on this
day commemorating the deClara-
ton of Argentine independence in
1916 which consolidated the ardent
and persistent efforts of the people
of that great country to win liberty
for themselves and their children.
Spiritual Affinity Stressed.
This day, following within a few
days as it does the anniversary of
the declaration of independence of
the United States of America, en-
phasizes the close relationship be-
tween the ideals and aspirations of
the peoples of our two republics.
The spiritual affinity between
Argentina and the United States, to
which the acting President of the
Argentine nation, DR.. Ramon Cas-
tillo, alluded in his generous express
Sions only a few days ago on the
Fourth of July, has grown ever
stronger during the century and
more since the seeds of that affinity
were sown.
The Government of the United
States is proud to participate active
~ in the celebration of this ami
eersary through the representation
from it's armed forces which the
Argentine government cordially in
vited TO Buenos Aires for the occa-
sion"
The reference was to the aerial
visit of Gen. Frank M. Andrews,
chief of the Army Air Force in
tSe Caribbean, and other Amer
lean officers who recently ar
rived in Buenos AireS0
Ideals That Bind Hemisphere.
This pride is more than justified
IN the commemoration of unwaver-
Ing devotion to the principle of lib
erty and in the recognition of the
firm determination of the free peo:
pie of this hemisphere to maintain
that principle for which their fore
fathers so valiantly sought.
During these critical times, when
the American republics are con-
fronted with the active danger pre-
sented by the challenge abroad to
the Christian civilizat ton which they
cherish as a precious heritage, it is
especially heartening to participate
In an eloquent expression of the
unity of ideals which firmly binds
the chain of free republics of this
hemisphere.
In paying tribute to the men,
ories of those brave patriots who
brought the Argentine republic into
existence and to their successors
who built upon this achievement to
make the great nation that is Ar
gentina today, We may take courage
and inspiration and the strength OF
conviction to preserve the liberty
for which they were prepared to
give the last full measure of devo-
ton
Evening star., 1941-07-10
SHOP FRDAY Your Thrift Store Closed Saturdays July Augus
UNDERWEAR

t53) Rayon Chemise; lace
trimmed. Reg. ACC -------39c
(39) Rayon Satin Slips; lace
trimmed and tailored styles.
Irregulars of 1921 Al see
Q0) RayOn indies; stepins and
briefs. Reg. 49c-59c 33e
u4 Rayon Taffeta Slips; in
dark colors. Reg. 1.19 --69e
I'D Batiste Gowns and Pa
jamas; -midriff style. Reg.
1.19 -----------------S9e
tlS) Built-up Slips; Of ravon
satin. Reg. 109 5000 ---7oe
GOldenberQ'S-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-10
DAYTIME 3;El1N

$50 Washable Rayon Dresses;
in prints, dots and stripes.
Broken sizes. Sales final. Reg.
1.99 ----- Tie
t29D Washable Cotton House.
coats; in upper and wrap
around styles. Fast color prints.
Reg. 80 ~
t59) Washable Cotton Dresses:
in voiles. dotted swiss and
lawns. Some upper styles.
Sizes 80 to 50. Reg. 2.99 ! 80
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
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100 Full Fashioned
kEvERUN HOSE
44c pr.

Just 189 pairs. All silk full
fashioned 3-thread Neverun
hose. in wanted summer
shades. Sizes 8l2 to 1912.
t216) Full Fashioned RingIess
Chiffon Hose: 3-thread weight:
summer shades: slight seconds
of a famous make. Reg. 79c.
39e
u23) Run Resist Hose; OF silk
and rayon in service weight;
guaranteed against runs: ir-
regulars of ACC quality 25e
t130) Nylon Hose; in various
shades; incomplete range Of
sizes. Mill ends of 1.35 quail
ity --------loe
u44) All-Silk Chiffon Hose:
knit to fit; various colors;
broken sizes: slight seconds.
Reg. SOC --------l7c
(21z) Service Weight Hose; of
long wearing rayon; ringless.
perfect quality. Reg. 25c, Ise
n7S) Children's Terry Anklets;
in solid colors; sizes sia to 1912.
Perfect. Reg. 10c ------ Sc
Goldenbero's-Mnin Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-10
11I13l315

(23) Girls Stacks: broken sizes
7 TO IL. Reg. soc -3ee
I27) Tots and Girls Cotton
Dresses; broken sizes 3 to IA.
Reg. 1.99 SSe
13) Girls Rayon Crepe
Dresses; in broken sizes. Reg.
2.99 ------------------2.l9
(8) Tots White Taffeta Dresses
in broken sizes. Reg. 119 sac
(5) Girls House Coats; sizes 4
TO s. Reg. 1.19 --34e
81 Toddlers' Rayon Dresses;
broken sizes. Reg. 1880
~ Toddlers' Net Dresses, size
/. Reg. 1.99 --------79e
(2D Infants Bonnets and Sun
Suits. Reg. soc ------10e
D Infants Cape; slightly
soiled. Reg. 1.99 59e
(6) Infants Sweaters in broken
sizes. Reg. 1.19----34e
(8) Tots Sun Suits; sizes 2 to
6. Reg. soc LIE
GoIdenberg's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Augusta County Heads
Dine Tomorrow

Special Dispatch to The Star.
STAUNTON, Va. July 10.-Au-
gusta County's Board of Supervisors
Evening star., 1941-07-10
E53'11G13;I;G

t26) Misses Cotton Stacks;
sizes II to Is. Irregulars of
1.19 quality --------5oe
t19) Misses Skirts; wool and
rayon in plain colors and plaids.
Reg. l99 99---------------1.lo
t2D Women's Slacks of rayon
sharkskin and cotton, sizes IL
to 18. Samples and irregulars
of 199 quality y----------l.5S
1S) Women's Cotton Play
Suits; 3-pc. style, sizes IA and
16. Reg. ---------1.56
Goldenberg'S-Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-10
iUki3E1.

18) Bandeaux; of rayon satin
and cotton. Reg. ACC ---1oe
u0 Girdles; side hook and
Upper styles. Samples of 200
grade --------------l.l9
t29) All-in-Ones and Girdles:
small sizes only. Reg. $50 and
3.e5 100
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-10
MOTIONS

(6l Stamped Crib Sheets; un-
bleached muslin. Reg. ACC 29s
(14) Bathing Caps; rubber.
Reg. soc ---------z zee
g doz.) CeIophane Dress Cow
ers. Regularly SOC dozen 29e
1O) Ribbon Belts, in pastel col
ors. Reg. 59c-----19e
(6) Sewing Boxes, with fittings.
Reg. 100 -------------59e
t3) Hat Boxes; large size; green
and rose. Reg. 100 0--49e
go yds.) Ribbon Remnants, for
hairbows and trimmings. Reg.
10c to Csc yd.------------5e
(49) Maculette Sport Girdles;
large, medium and small. Reg.
100 -------------------5Oe
raIdo on horn,c M1i,1 E1ror
Evening star., 1941-07-10

t3) Round Card Tables: metal
frame and legs, leatherette top.
Slightly damaged. Reg. 698.
3.99
16) Maple Finish Bridge
Lamps; colonial style, decorated
pleated shade. Reg. 1.9S 10
Goldenberg's-Dotpnstairs
Evening star., 1941-07-10

81 Fibre Doll Carriages; re-
versible type body chrome
handles, hand brake. Reg.
1897 -------------------9,98
O Boys Bicycle; balloon tires
and carrier rack. Slightly
marred. Reg. 3495 1893
GoldenberQ's-Dotunstdtrs
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Goldenbero's-Matn Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-10

Golden enber1's-Mdtn Floor
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-09

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-09

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merben fon,tten, ia, oaB Tie lire
5ra,tet iogar lblugen ,tnb tic .idledt,
tpie Stlapen bebanoeltcu, lpelln 3. g:
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Sic @titgitt 5lt 1eriu1 otSNciaaen
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mag binter ibrer Gornebmbcit eil1
orlnlcligeS 2cben 9efiibrt bobcn! &ie
ntandc mag iib friib 81, Sooc &C.
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tpenu lie nod) hem Sooc oes ro5cn
0attelt ibr biBdcu 2ebcn in ciueur
9toullcnflolter pcritccfcn b1ritc!
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Gi6tcr nno Gr51bler babcn olS
ocu &,linen ser Sfitterbl1rgcn illlnter
germ piel @lan5 1u1o bcrrltdcS 8cien
berporgc5al,bert. Sic babeu Sic inns
10 5eitfcrnc @elt pcri6o11t, bob uieDt
piel feblte, ru1o mir bitten cs folt
beoanert, 1ri6t oaluals eelebt SIT bo-
bcn. Sic er5dbltcu inns pon fobrer-
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nent Silllge, ser boS Grorcicb ser
Seele altflodert ,nlo sic 9oruen be5
2aitcrs enttpur5elt, ODER nit ciucm
Se,cr, Oas oen 9sclt scr 5iinoc Der
5ebrt nuo sur @ottcsliebc entiloulut.
Son Scr &irdc nebmel mir Sen
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Segeu @ottcS nit nad) Souie, nad)
unIerm $5ein1, unicru Telocru, noN
lulIcru Mrbcitcu. @elul scr Sonutal
gebeili9t iuiro, rubt ser Sc9en Upt-
tcS alf scr gan5eu @odc luuo oui
unlerm .gan5cu Scbcu.