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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-26
BETHEL Ell COMMENCEMENT

Commencement Exerc Uses in
Beth FL High School will take
place Friday night. May 16. and
the closing exercises of Beth FL
College of Jewish Studies viii be
held Monday night, May 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-26
BALLENGER TO TALK

John F. Ballenger, Michigan Dis
trict Administrator of the Social
Security Board, will speak in the
Woodward Avenue PRESBYTERIAN
Church at $50 p. m. under the
auspices of the Trigon. Society.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-26
SAFE RoUND-TRIP

He then signed aboard another
Greek freighter. the kyriakoula
and this time made a successful
round-trip TO Halifax for a load oI
wheat.
I'VE then started back for an
other load" he relates. "and the
second day out German dive
bomber sent the kyriakoula to
the bottom.
This time we were picked
mp IN two days by a British
fishing trawler, which took us
back 10 England again. I then
shipped on a third Greek boat,
the 0rio, which landed in New
York on April 8.
II last saw my mother and
six brothers In Athens a year
ago last September, and now I
do not know whether they are
still alive or where they are.
My san brothers are soldiers in
the Greek army"
He has kept daily log Of his
experiences.
II could write a book on what
I went through" he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-26
City Must Turn
4O-Hr. Week,
! Bureau Holds

With growing shortage Of
labor, the time has at last come
when the city must enforce lis
ordinance requiring all municipal
employees 10 work a full 40-hour
week instead Of their present b
hours. J. NJ Leonard. assistant
director of the Detroit Bureau OF
Government Research, declared
today.
For several years the research
bureau has advocated the extern
sion Of the working hours 70 meet
The provisions Of the city charter
and now the question of a longer
work week has become acute,
Leonard said.
"Wfth the expansion Of private
industry and the taking of young
men I'm the draft. IL is becoming
increasingly more difficult for
the city TO obtain new employees"
he sand. 'On the other hand,
the functions of the city govern
ment are increasing and more
work must he done by nearly
all departments.
Ia PER CENT BOOST
INSTEAD Of hiring more en-
pioyes and boosting the budget,
the problem could be solved nv
the enforcement OF the 40hour
week in an departments where
additional work Is necessary.
-In this way the city could
provide for a II per cent expan-
sion of all services with No
Increase In the cost of govern
ment."
Most recent example of the
eject of the 35-hour week upon
city finances is in the city asses
sor's office. where the Common
Council granted $4,000 in over
time pay TO loo employees. Mayor
Jeffries over-ruled the councils
action. but the overtime was then
granted over his veto.
In his rejection message, the
mayor pointed out that the over
time was figured on the basis of
q 35-hour week and that if il had
been computed on 4e-hour week
II would not exist.
The question of the longer week
has also risen at eceiving
Hospital. where 200 unionized.
nonprofessional employees are
threatening a walkout unless their
working time Is cut from 40 to IS
hours a week
NOT ECONOMY MEASURE
, Leonard does not advocate the
f0-hour week as an economy
measure TO reduce the number of
city employees.
81 believe that as far as II Is
possible the city should be a
model employer he said. "and
tt Is q fine thing to have munich
pal employees work from $3.50
a. m. to ESQ p. m. with an hour
of for lunch. FIVE days a week.
II their work an be completed
In that period.
~On the other hand. taxpayers
should not be required to pay
overtime or hire extra help be-
cause II takes these employees
more than 35 hours a week to
finish their jobs. II they must
work more than 40 hours, that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-26
Church Briefs

Baptist Church, Puritan and
Princeton avenues.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-26

For the Inside News" of
Washington. Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-26
Quits Sea,
Rather
DO Dishes

Peter Tsopanis. twice ship
wrecked Greek sailor. has a nice
quiet job washing dishes today
and, housewives please note, he
likes it. In fact, he says he would
like most anything after twice be.
ing saved from the savage Battle
OF the Atlantic.
Tsopanis got his first taste oil
war at sea early in December
when he shipped out of England
for Canada on the Greek freightei
Mount Antics. Six days out the
ship was torpedoed by a German
C-boat.
I'VE drifted for seven days on
3he Atlantic before a British
snsval plane saw u.s." he said
though the Interpretation of
fellow worker. The plane wire
lessed our boats position to a
British submarine-chaser, which
picked US UP and took US back
to England
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

driven out the Nazi advance agents who were
flooding them as tourists and business men
The idea Of numeroIogy is not that warn
ing signs have been placed deliberately along
the boulevard of life, such as ROAD
CLOSED. BRIDGE WASHED OUT" written
In language which IL all Greek to anyone
but student Of numerology.
It is rather that the sequence. of numbers
indicates conditions favorable or unfavorable
TO certain undertakings
Man cannot see into the future by any
normal sense and therefore is like a blind
man, cropping hts way through strange house
His outstretched hand may sense an object
in his path, by heat waves. From their num-
Der he may guess whether the object is a
warm, friendly radiator a red-hot stove
Even when things are unfavorable at the
start, person or country may pull through
to ultimate success, as Britain seems to be
doing.
Germany started the war with everything
in her favor because for years she had been
arranging IT that way, while the democracies
slept. but the orchestra leader sees signs in
the numbers and the planets that she has gone
about as far as these preparations can carry
her
When Rudolf Hess made his spectacular
flight, Vincent took out astrology and numer-
ology charts and checked them with such a
horoscope as he could cast for Hess, to sec
what would come of the mystery.
Then he announced that Hess was suffer-
ing from progressive disease which would
become serious in 1913 and probably fatal
in 1945.
Hitler was at the zenith of his success
when France collapsed and Mussolini jumped
into what he thought was safe war. and
on the day predicted long before by Mr..
Lopez Right then, Lopez believes. the
Fuehrer took the wrong road According to
the charts, he should have staked everything
on invading England With the British Navy
in his possession. Laval and Darlan would
have been able to add that OF France.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

approaching the end Of a wrong road with
many choices of alternatives, all bad as far as
he personally is concerned, all dead ends.
1T was reported that he expected his own
death during the year 1941. have found no
confirmation Of it in the planets or the
numbers.
Russia is another country which has been
running along the wrong road a fact which
the Nazis are now making clear to the grief
of both nations. In the coming year 1 pre-
dict startling change in Russas policy,
both internal and external.
King Carol has long been leading Ru-
mania down the primrose path in the same
one France has been travelling. It does not
take an astro -numerologist to prophesy what
is always at the end of that path The only
credit i claim for forecasting the inevitable
disaster is naming the time accurately"
The bandmasters interest in these things
began in 1925, during dinner in his honor
given by the owner of chain of hotels
friend said:
Vincent, you have gone far but unless
you learn how life should be lived you will
stop right here"
The guest of honor wanted to know what
was wrong with him but all the friend would
say was that Lopez should read "A Dweller
on Two Planets"
Il bought the book" said Mr. Lopez. read
1t and that was the beginning of a new out
look for me- Through it 1 became interested
IN the subject of astrology and began study
ing with the late Mrs. Asa Cochran Not long
afterward a Professor Cheasley, celebrated
numerologist, called to see me- From him
| learned the benefits to be derived from the
manipulation of nine numerals and how into
these nine numbers is recorded each indi-
Vduars life and destiny. Another and most
important phase of my development was nv
meeting, about 10 years ago, with a man
whom / consider to be one of the foremost
authorities on astrology, Harold Mann. II is
through these many years of study with him
that have been able to make my predictions
When 1 became proficient enough TO
analyze few of my friends l helped MANY
OF them straighten out serious problems and
found that when practiced what preached
l stayed out of trouble
After getting Betty Darling to correct her
name numerologically, Induced her sister To
change hers to Marion Hutton and now she,
TOO. has come into her own. Ann Barrett
TOO is another example The change in her
name brought her the step up into the musical
show Panama Hattie" and even though their
gain was my loss | knew il would happen
when recommended the changed name TO her"
If you arc interested in following Lopez
predictions at close hand you will find them
each month in the American Astrology maya
zine. Each word penned by the maestro, in
his monthly articles pays him dollar.
Mr.. Lopez recently completed a book called
Predictions" to be published soon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
What Prophet Lopez SeeSAr0und the Corner
THESE CAME TRUE IN
1q41

Germony would invade Rus
sio. June n. 1941.
MussoIini would enter The
war. This was predicted on
May 81. 1882.
II Duce declared war. June 10.
Franklin b. Roosevelt would
be reelected for a third term.
The breakup Of Rumania and
the end Of corol's rule.
The loss Of Efhiopio by ItaIy.
The flight Of Hess and the
imprisonment Of his family,
friends and associates.
Hess Is still srist for prophe.
eies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

OF study OF how the nine numerals occur in
names places and other things connected with
persons and countries AS example Mr..
Lopez tells of a singer in his orchestra who
had artistry and personality but somehow
was getting nowhere fast
As usual when puzzled the bandmaster
considered her case from an ro-numerologic
point Of view and persuaded the unappreciated
vocalist 10 change her stage name from Betty
Darling which he said was negative vibra-
ton. TO Betty Hutton which would be the
right one in case fortune wanted TO ring
her up.
The result was rapid rise from S25 per
week 10 81 900 which almost made numeroo-
gists Of the income tax collectors.
Until the end Of the last century any
scientist would have refused to talk seriously
about numerology Now science is not SO
The modern synthetic chemist does
most Of his work with pencil and paper only
going to the laboratory to see if his mathe-
NAUTICAL prophecies arc right
One atom more or less in a molecular
chain or slight Encouragement Of the same
ones makes the difference between achieving
tho new substance he wants 49, and failure.
Furthermore, physicists and other mathema-
ticians Of the Einstein school hold that the
universe is nothing but mathematics and of
course numerals are the simplest and most
easily understood form of mathematics.
Going even further some Of them believe
that whatever created and controls the uni
"erse is revealed as a Master Mathematician.
human mathematician may grasp only the
faintest glimmering OF what IL is all about
but at least he is learning the first baby
words Of the language in which the Creator
iays down His laws
Numeroogy may possibly be sort of
A b. &C. of the language No art is more
tyrannically governed by numbers than music.
II wave OF the maestro's baton draws a
painfully fiat or sharp grace note, he knows
that II is because tho number of sound waves
striking the ear arc too few or too many
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

Having mopped up America there would
have remained only one first class military
power, Russia, helpless and hopeless with no
choice but to submit TO the universal slavery.
But Hitler took what looked like an easier
road
Mr. Lopez, using the same system by which
he was just one day late in forecasting the
German invasion of Russia. gives the follow
ing prophecy of military and political events
to come:
Japan. knowing that getting any deeper
in the morass of war may bring about political
upheavals that will place its leaders in dan
ger of their lives. will eventually be won over
to cooperation with the democracies. If the
Japanese will study the planets they will see
that Japan is the natural ally of the United
States She, too. is on the wrong road, but
for her it is not too late to turn back.
THE fortress of Gibraltar a symbol of
British strength and determination, will re-
main in British hands And this will be
regardless of what nation attacks the rock
fortress" Lopez predicts.
Great Britain's strength and security will
increase steadily as Hitler continues to find
Russia more difficult to conquer Hitlers
increasing troubles won't be helped by the bit
,erly cold Winter throughout Russia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

y % r | \, j a y "A II
would have had
no qualms about
8 1 m II ltaneousiy
8 triking the
United s tat es
from the Pacific,
at a time when
A m erica ha d
hardly thought of
beginning TO pre-
nara. -...--.-.-..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

VINCENT LOPEZ, as everyone knows
" ~ an orchestra leader for fame and
profit but in his spare time, he is a
prophet for nothing
IL, as IT appears, his prophecies are a4cs
accurate, then things should be reversed -
he should be getting fame and fortune for
f,t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
WILL THESE HAPPEN IN
1912?

In the Spring Of 1912. Ger.
many will break up.
The year promises trying
periods for organized labor.
Russio will undergo a start
ling change Of policy.
Finland. Belgium and France
will once more be ocfive in fhe
war.
japan will become the oily Of
fhe United Sfofes.
Greet Brifoin's strength will
increase steadily.
Hitler will have serious frou.
BILE in Russio this Winter.
Underground infrigues against
Hitler in Germany.
Hitler may turn over his lead.
ership to Goerins.
Hess will die in 1945.
The United States dollar will
be inflicted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

'A'fN ~ vi ~ ~ iihA
he secs just around the
corner.
For instance, see the
two tables on this page.
one lists his forecasts
of bad news for 1871.
Then look at the other
in which he puts him.
self on record for the
big events OF next year
and those Immediately
following.
The orchestra leader
is not psychic nor mys-
tic and claims no special
talents. He does II all
by a combination Of
astrology and numerol-
ogy.
Everyone has some
idea Of how astrology is
supposed 10 work. II
your horoscope is cast
correctly, the positions
Of the planets should
indicate the blessings
and pitfalls that are
ahead.
The theory Of nu-
neurology Is more com
pliCatcd II is n sort
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

In announcing the fall Of Norway, France.
JuGoslavia. Greece, Turkey and Bulgaria Mr..
Lopez attracted no attention from the doomed
countries. What could a musician know about
politics?
AS matter Of fact. one great one could
and did know a lot. He was Ignace Pade-
rewski. But what good would il have done
those poor countries to know they were
doomed? They might as well go on dancing
and enjoying themselves in their fools para
disc TO the last day.
Mr.. Lopez says that they were not doomed
any more than a transatlantic flier is doomed
when the weather bureau tells him that he
will run into such storms as will prevent him
from getting across.
The flier may wait for better conditions or
fly somewhere else With individuals and
nations there is always an alternative. a safer
path, If they arc
warned II time.
The little
countries could
have united pre-
pared arrested
their traitors and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

With such an irresistible force TO
clear the Atlantic for his army trans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

contend with an ever-rising
tide of intrigue within Ger
many and also secret and
bold underground activity in
the lands he conquered. Hit
Ter is faced with defeat in
Russia that is certainty
but he may en-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

but he may en-
deavor to save
face by turning
the lea d ership
over TO one Of his
associates. prob
ably Goering.
Il a m on
s { a n tly asked
what Hitler will
do next. He is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

path, If they arc
warned IN time.
The little
countries could
have united. pre-
pared. arrested
their traitors and
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-29

freis ser fatbolilden 5rau befaBt,
itano aber in all oieIen Ssabren uns
frdftig sur. Seite 3ur 5oroerltug I'M.
ierer Aufgaben.
8ir begliidlpiiniben SEN &atboli=
iden 8rauenbuno su bieiem bielper-
beiBenoen @eoenftag an bem elm
slan5enoer 3eitabidnitt oes Sdai'
fens nno Strebens Mnerfennlmg ge-
funoen bat ourd uniern 81. Batter,
ser ser iuiiroisen Hraiioentiu oes
8erbanoes, 5rau Warp Silier Sobr,
oas &eroienltfrel5 .Yro @cclelia ct
8ontifice"> berlieb. slus Ser5ens,
grrno piiroieen mir oieies @iertel-
iobrbunoert treuer Wtitarbeit bes
6rauenbtuoes 1mo in polem Ser
tralten mlf Oeilen ferneres gcoeibli=
DIES SSirten rufeu mir @ottcs Segen
berub allf Sic edit driltliden geltre-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-29

ligIpredung getuedt ltn6 gepflegt
lperoe;, 2. bab oie NtitgIieoer unierer
Bereine ansereet tperoen, iib eintra-
gen gu lalien als Mitglieoer ser Ben.
cradle giibop Neumonn 2easlte, Sc.
Sen 3lued es lit, @ott Sen anmddtt-
gen slt bitten, Sen Gag 5u belbleltni-
9en, oo bieies beroorragenoe Mitglieo
Ser amerifauilden Sierardie, iueldes
Ipld)e @lorie auf sic Stride in gtew
Yorf ,mo Yennlplponia aus ltrablte,
ser @bre ser s(ltGre teilboftig miro;
uno 3. boB Bil9erfobrten sum @rabe
oes Gbrluiiroigeu 9ildofs iu Ebila.
oelpbia geforoert iucroeu.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-29

aeltcllt moroen oaB 925 Ero5eut oes
totbolild)en &lrrlls De3 Sunoes geuen
eincn uSbpotin9 &or' olBcrbalb oer
lucltlihen @entilpb1rc ld) erflGrt ba-
ben. Cine ii6erluultinenoc Mebr9ett
pcrllrteilte irNcnolpelhc Silie lmleres
Sol1oc3 fiir oaS fonn,rlniltilhc Sou.
ietr>lBldno,
Musoriidlld betput >plroe, ooB fei.
uerlei Slnfrugeu an &oroiu0lr, Gr5-
bilUofe, 9iid)ofc, 9lrlncc= luo Vta.
rinctaplone gelunot lullrOcn. 9us
Catholic SopnIcn'& Committee for
Yeocc bat licb sum 3iel 0elteft, nit
ollcn crloubteu Wtittcln onrnuiDiu 5u
or6etcu, ooB lnler Snno nidt in ei-
1len freulocn &rica pcrluicfelt miro
hno oab mir ein ltorfeS &erteiot-
gln9Smert oltfbnteu nliillen gegen
oas s(uffonurten oes 9ta5ismrS, &om,
nlllnisnuts uno Saldisnll5 iu uulerm
eigenen Sanoe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-29
@;ttbod, Sen %. cftsber 194f
(S6IuB)

@ir f6nnen insbelonbere l.nIern
il,nsen 2euten belfen. 0idt nur, IN.
benz tpir ibnen 9teinbeit uno aenI9.
beit lebren ,,no prebisen 1T negatioer
@eile ourd cine 8eibe BON 8erboten:
,,Du ioaIt nidt" Sonbern mir iollen
ibneu 8einbeit nnb aetl6beit AUDI
oaritelleu auf poiitipe sSeiie, inoem
tuir oiele Sugenoen berberrli6en nno
iie ibnen als 9inse GROCER Sdonbeit
uuo beeebrenstperte Sitter Dor s(ugeu
balten. 0fit 6en @orten eines Ser
@eoner ouf bieier Saeung, bes brp.
Y. Selir 9irld, S.6.M., BON Der
Catholic ltniperlitp, f0nnen mir nn-
fere iungen 2ellte baran erinnern,
nidt allein ibren eieenen 2eib, ion=
bern aud Sen 2eib eine5 ieoen an
bern menl6licben 8elens, bas ibnen
in SEN @eg tritt, als 16ones lno bel
Iiaes aupertra>ttes @ut 5u betradten,
OILS bu6ltdblihen uSelnpel beS ST..
@eilteS" luo olS cit lebenspolles
@lieo oes Nfpltilcben SeibeS Gbrilti.
9ie grfenntniS ser Serrlidfeit ser
perlonliden 1lno io5ialen 8iirec uno
Ghonbeit, sic 10 nit Sem menldlide1
2eibe lid) perbinoet, lollte ein ltarfer
rno poiitiper 9elpeggrllno lein fir Die
@rbaltlug lno S0roerl1,g ser Hein=
belt uno &eul6beit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-29

9urd eine alleriiin9it poun uGatb-
olic 2apmen's Committee for Beoce'
iu Nelu Yort peronltaltete l(mfroge
bel ser fntbolil6cu @ciltlid)feit lit felt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-29

Sn Der llntertir6e oes ct.
Sobn's slbtei in Goaesepiue, Wtinn.,
befinSet ii6 (iiebe gilo) Ser Seib
oes III. Beregrirus, zines M1rty-
rers oes 2. Sabrbunoerts. gr lit
cine ser ipenigen, bol1tdnoig erbal.
tenen Neliqllien zines alt1ril ltli6en
WGrtprerS in Sen Ser. Staaten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-29

uno 8lutuergieBens - eiuldlieBlih
Ser @ernidtlng bon Ni6tfonbattan=
ten in 2uftiiberfdllen - int 81. 2ano
nno ilt ibm benad6arten @ebieten, -
in oem Sanoe> mo- ser Shirt oes Srie-
oens in elmer frieoliden @elt eebo=
ren iparO, mo- ct iein gan5es irbii6es
Soiein perbradte> mo- er Sic 2ebrcn
briioerliter Siebe lno mitleioigcn
GrbormenS perfituoete, no ct lit lmo
ltarb. Ser Gentrol=Serein gibt oen
beiBen @llnl6e Sluaoruf, bab Sem
81. -2ano Euloltina ueitere Seioen
erlpart bleiben nobten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-29
SmbtlGnm bes &atGuliIden
sSraueubuubes

Sreuoig bereint liU Ser &utDoliltbp
gentral=gerein auf ieiner sc. @ene>
ralperiantmll1ng nit oent &atbolildea
5rauenbuno (National Catholic
8omen's l1nion) 5ur Seier bon 25
Sabren gliin5enoer 2eiltl,ngen atf
oem @e6iet Ser &atboliibcn attion.
Der &atboliide Sraltenbuno bot iid)
erfolsreid in ser Gur6fiibrl.ng iei>
nes eisenen Rrogramms betatist, oas
lib nit bem beiouoeren ssntereilen-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-29
Mmswartisc Wiilionen

Seit elmer Inngen 9feibe bon Sab
rem erluielen iib Sic Witglieoer nno
Srelnoe bes &atbolll6en Central
8ereins 1mo ou6 biele ser 3ipeigper-
eiue ais -freigebige Soroerer oes Wtll=
iionspeIens. Sn ben am 80. Stunt
abgeiblonenen 1isfaliobr berteilte Die
Gentral-Stelle on 8ar9elo 1mo fir
Milllonore gelua6ten slnidoffungen
$19,688.O7, Sen gr0Bten 9etrag, felt
bem Die Gentrol-Steue ais uGleorlng
&ouie'' fir Wiiiionseoben iid 81 be-
t1tiea, begann.
I6er oiele permebrten @abelt rel+
cben bei tpeiten niDt aus, ben eirlaits
fenoen 8ittgelltcben gerecbt 5ll tperoen.
9ie gtot ser Miiiionare peridarft lil
bon Sag 5u Sag, groBenteils oes-
balb, neil 70 gut mie alle 0filliots.
fpenoeu aus ben 2dnoern GuropaS
eingeIteat tuoroen iino. ssnfolseoelien
erlparten sic @laubensboten in frelrs
beu MiIlionsgebieten ni6t mebr BON
europa Silfe l1no llnterltiibllng, lon-
bern ridten ibr s(uge boffnlngspoa
auf Mmeritd.
gBir iino inns burbaus ser Got
fade beipuBt, oaB IN 1mlerm 2anoe
oie 2ebensfoIten lteigen, pie altd Die
GteuerlaIt sur Sebltng ser Salloes'
berteioigung lpibit. s(ber mir ernlo6-
nen trotoern 11nlere Wiitglieoer, iih
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