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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-05-23

main streets and for another S.
900 i'm market places. The District
Commissioner ordered that win
dow glass be protected against
breakage, especially in public plac-
eS.
It is generally believed that Je-
rusalem, sacred to three faiths,
will be spared in any attack on
Palestine, but the authorities are
taking no chances.
A meeting of the Vaad Leumi
(Jewish National COuncil), with
representatives of local councils
attending, heard appeals to await
the days of possible danger and
meet them i'm way befitting a
Jewish community which would
remain in the country and hold its
positions under all circumstances.
Isaac Ben-Zvi, chairman of the
council, and Moshe Shertok, head
of the Jewish Agency's political
department, called for an increase
in military volunteering, strength
ening of inner discipline, mainten-
ance of calm and combating of ru-
mors. Both speakers stressed the
Jewish community's desire to as
sist in defense of Palestine, to
lend it's shoulder to the British
war effort and aid in internal de-
tense.
Captain James Roosevelt on
Sunday toured Palestine and visit
ed various Jewish colonies.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-05-23

British and imperial forces on
Palestine's northern frontier were
strengthened to ward off any Nazi
attack and the Royal Air Force
bombed Syrian bases being used
by the German air force. An Off
cial British announcement, report
ing arrival of reinforcements in
Palestine and Iraq, said "the pos
ition is described as one which can
and will be taken care Of"
Air raid alarms were sounded
here and in Haifa Sunday night.
Measures for security against
air raids in the Holy City were
started for the first time. Con-
structiOn of shelters for $4,000 per-
sons was launched. Shelters for A.
900 persons will be located on the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-05-23

red site of Palestine and Zion IN
the same way that they have pol
luted the shrine of the AcrOpOlis OF
Greece and the Chamber of Depu-
ties of France and as they have
desecrated the Westminster shrine.
They shall not succeed, we pray.
But if they destroy, we shall re-
h,ild a finer Tel Aviv, more
heautiful Haifa and a more sac
red Jerusalem. We shall build ana
rehuild until the great peace"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-05-23
A.. T. A. Convention to be on Campus of
Texas Presby terian Academy, July II

ganization, holds it's 18th annual
convention on the campus OF
Schreiner Institute, Presbyter-
ian academy for boys.
The six seminars will deal with
earning a living, boy-girl rela-
lions, the American scene and the
meaning and obligations of Am
erican citizenship; propaganda;
inter-group conflicts; and interna-
tional conflicts.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-05-23

KERRVILLE, Tex.-One of the
nations leading Protestant insti-
buttons of secondary learning will
be host to the countrys largest
Jewish boys organization from
july 18th to 18th when Aleph Ia
dix Aleph, B'nai Births youth or
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-05-23

series throughout the nation Sun
day, heard prominent speakers
stress American unity and toler-
ance.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-05-23
War Reaches Palestine
As Nazis Enter Syria

JERUSALEM (JTA) = The finally reached the
gates of Palestine this week German forces marched into
acquescent VchycOnrOed Syria and established bases
for drive into the Middle East.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-05-23
"AMERICAN DAY" FETED
THROUGHOUT COUNTRY

New York (JTA) = More than
100000 persons, crowding Central
Park in the biggest II Am an
American Day" celebration of a
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-05-23
Week In Review
FLIGHT TO THE WEST
M MILLION sRoWN. J.T.A.

n last week, bigger than Pales-
tine,s continuing preparations for
defense and the intensifying anti
Jewish persecution in Europe, was
the parachute landing of Rudolf
Hess. No. 8 Nazi, on a farm near
Glasgow.
II is not a Jewish story" al
though Hess is said to have been
the adopted son of a German-Jew-
ish banker, although he was one
Of the most fanatical anti-Semites
in the Nazi Party and sponsored
much of the anti-Jewish legisla-
tion. But this dramatic story,
which rivals all mystery fiction,
NAV affect the whole course of
the war, a, war in which the Jews
have vital stake.
Aside from the information
Hess may have impaired to the
British, the mere fact of his
flight was the equivalent of a ma
iOr military victory for the Brit
ish in it's effect ON British and
German morale. The British were
cheered by the first important
sign of dissensiOn among the Ma
zis since the 1884 blood purge.
The German people, on the other
hand, were shaken by the news
and the Nazi Party had to send
men around to canvass homes and
seek to counteract the effect on
their morale.
For Jewish readers it is worth
recalling that Hess is one Of the
most extreme anti-Semites among
the Nazis. He had preached a vio-
lent anti-Jewish policy long be-
fore Hitler came to power. AS the
Fuehrers deputy, he sponsored
Germany's major anti-Semitic leg
islation of the past eight years.
1t was Hess who went to Italy on
the mission of spreading anti
Semitism among the Fascist lead
ers in Rome.
THE PALESTINE SITUATION
Although the threatened Nazi
drive through Palestine to Suez
had not yet materialized late last
week, there was no abatement in
the Holy Lands preparations for
defense.
For the first time afraid pre-
cautions are being taken in Jeru-
salem. It is generally hoped that
Jerusalem, holy to three faiths,
would be spared in the event of
invasion, but the authorities are
not banking on Nazi regard for
religion. Shelters are being con-
structed and window panes being
protected against the SCATTERING
ERECT of bomb blasts.
ReinfOrcements have been sent
to the Syrian frontier, from which
any Nazi invasion would come. At
a meeting of the Jewish National
council, the Jewish community has
been urged to await the possible
menace with calm and determine
uon and to hold it's positions UNI
der all circumstances. The Jews
nave been asked to strengthen in
ner discipline, intensity recruit
ing and combat the spread of ru-
mOrS.
Palestine Jewish leaders, it was
SAID, have informed the British au-
tnorities that they will be respon-
slole in history if the population
is left defenseless and have pressed
minimum demands which include
~ abandonment of parity" be-
tween Ar a b and Jewish enlist
ments in field regiments and (2)
Iull utilization for defense of To-
cal facilities for production of war
materials.
The filthy claws of barbarism
are stretching out" Zionist Chief
Welzmann told a mass meeting in
toronto, ''t0 grab hold of the sac
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-05-23

No power, whatever its brute lOrce'
whatever its devastating might can detacn US even
for while from the land of the PatrlarcnS anu ..l0
pronbets. the Land haIIOwed and sanct1hed Oy IS
.oors snrituaI heritage and by its Prophetlc Mes
sianic hope 0o,os+;,,o,s
'''''- These were the parting words OF PalesuneS
ru,;of Rabb DIR. Isaac Halev HerzOg' eminent Sc'1O-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23

o,,,es drying. color.
f,,l enamel viii nc.
,os. lis gloss s''n
frequent "ssn'ns
Won, crack, eh'p ~
,.el. ~ coiots-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23
All Types Of Fuel Made
Available TO Local Folks
AT Very Reasonable Prices

Tacoma and Pierce county residents are particularly
fortunate IN the heating Of their homes apartments and
that they have choice Of practically every TYNE
OF fuel known Not many decades ago fuel opportunities
limited The householder confined himself to the forest
wood and bark abundanty found coal which is also
found here in quantities In few cases there were
those who used coke.
As progress was made in developing new types Of heat
units custom changes brought up the sawust sokr
coal and fuel oil Electricity. too well gas was used
heat
WIN the advent of air conditioning still further refine
ment in the of heating were made The
heating systems have largely been abandoned in favor of the
scores Of new type installations available With il all the
cost Of heat has been kept fair minimum Fuel
IN Tacoma Is rarity. On OCCASION certain types NAV he
scarce for time. but not for long
One thing is certain. residents the Pacific Northwest
will for fuel be gas electricity fuel oil coal
wood. sawdust. or kerosene " '
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23
Just the Core
HALLOWEEN PARTY

Tacoma Lodge No. 6. A. o. Y.
W. will meet at s p. m. wednes-
day at Eagles hall. 18th and Faw-
oett. with Mrs. Richards Terry
presiding. After the meeting, an
fashioned Halloween party will
be held. with games and refresh
ments appropriate to the occasion.
Lis. your home with STEEL,
III Pacific. Main ei3s. (adv.)
POT LUCK DINNER
Members Of the Tacoma Fifty
Year club will meet at Odd Fell
lows hall. sth and Fawcett. next
Saturday night for a pot luck din
nsr. The party will start at q
o'clock. Members of the club and
friends are invited. Bring every
thing but coffee, sugar and cream.
Butter 10 cheaper at Cow Butter
Store. adv
Y. NJ. r. &. TO HEAR TALK
Attorney Herbert Little. member
OF the Pacific Relations and guest
lecturer from the Japan Imperial
university. will speak at the lunch
con meeting Of the Young Mems
Business club at Hotel Winthrop
Friday noon. His subject will he
High Explosives on the Pacific
Ocean"
Careful mothers keep Woundex
handy. It's safe. adv.
You help yourself when you buy
L. s. Defense Bonds,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23
Mosquito Is Identified
AS Brain Fever Carrier

SAN FRANCISCO-A mosquito
known scientifically a. "Culex
Tarssls' has been identified ten.
tativeiy as the carrier Of the germ.
NJ brain fever, 1t was disclosed
here.
Brain fever. a disease some
times fatal to humans has
struck the Northwest United
States for the third consecutive
year.
Research doctors of the Univer-
sity Of California Hopper Founds-
ton reported their findings in
connection with the Culex Tarsahs
in Science" publication of the
American association for the ad-
vancement OF science.
They designated Culex Tsrsshs
as the probable carrier after a
process of eliminating other in
sects and bugs taken from the
Yakima valley in Washington, the
approximate center of the north
vests brain fever epidemic.
The men who participated in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23

the research were DR.. William
Harmon. William c. Reeves. Der
nard Brookmsn and Ernest "
1zumi Of Hopper Foundation an,
c. NJ. Gjullin Of the u. 6. depart
ment Of agriculture.
Harmon and Irumi. with
other scientists. first reported
the reservoir" 81 the disease
WAS domestic birds and farm
animals. They and their as
sociates went 10 Yakima val
ley To find the carrier that
transmits the disease from
beasts to humans.
They caught alive more thar
1000 insects. including a dozer
different species of mosquitoes
flies and bugs, froze them in dry
ice and sent them to Hooper
Foundation in San Francisco.
Later experiments at the Hooper
laboratory showed that mice in.
jected with powdered Culex Tar
sails died Of brain fever. Further
experiments will be conducted tc
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23

maximum n heating surface is
obtained with ire minimum ~
metal Particularly significant IN
connection With the conservation
81 raw materials are TIE innoes.
tons n ths dcslgn Il re piping
fer hot water heating rlsats.
With the advent q forced cir
eulAtien. hestlng contractors have
found u possible rot cniy n uss
pipe 81 much small diameter Bat
Il Use siagie-msin systems instesa
81 double mains ny means II
special fittings the bot water
which flows 10 the radiator and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23
Heating Equipment Trend Is
Toward Light, Compact Units

TIE trend In heating equipment
IN recent years hss hcen toward
lighter ard more compact units
thus reducing the tonnage 81 iron
and steel required. and releasing
metal vital % national defense
Radiators are 80 per cent small
er and boilers RS bulky. thus con
serving metal The advent - the
small niidget-sise hoilers and the
tiny 1unior-sire radiators Is typical
~ the trend toward compaciness
IN the heating industry.
Cenveetors neatly tucked IN the
wallis are - designed that the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23

VICTORIA. n. G sam East.
nan Nnre vas Nlrtnrtas leading
hsek-driver. rher ths hers<ler
carriage arrived n sssv. nut
Eastman has maintained contact
with The past ~ . eoliectson -
distinguished carriages.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23

ihe ceider wnter which return. -
TIE hollef are made n few
through ths same ripe
TIE trend toward conspsctn<<<
y hestlsg plants "a h>en seeen-
tuated ~ the more general ns< -
insulation n the walls sna eeslsnr.
- houses
NcW noilefs ard rsdsstrfs ara
ncrr efficient ana ascre ecnnnrn.
Ieal than elder nsezicls ard Zoe fhI.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23

u.r. N an insspsn.
.,y. way 10 sno
beauty TO yo.'
a.. and " q . o.
~ors. Dries naf'
overnight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23

Looks. wear. like ~.
costs much lsss. lxs-faoi
panels IN white with ivory
er ivory Nth white Dur
sbis. Easy ~ clear.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23

Black or rsf
rssbDsr . plated
wire ~ n =
basket sire
I3hxi7 in.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-23
Ncni9fcit

Gbcirnu (eine MniiUtsfartc leicno):
,,Sieb mol, Nrtbnr, Mclitta bot auf
ibrcr Sod)5citsreiie ,nier nidt pereei.
iell iie id)idt bieie stnii6tsfarte nnb
idreibt: ,&ir iinb im Siulmelp
Mann: v8as, oa aibt's pud ibon
Nnli1tsfarten2 3eia mali" ,-...s
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-23

OIL III sSpUcSatt6elytH. Se> leupeS wy
mioolp, CT bilterldBt ieil1e 9Sit,pe. Gin
peritorbener Maun binterlaBt lpcbl
ieine 5ra1 oils @itipe, aber lie lit
nid)t feline @itiue, ionoern lit nno
bleibt feline 6rau. Wtan6e oci,tld)=
amerifaniihe 3eitlmgen m,,ten ben
2eler an als ipGren lie bonn Gbilipp
Souerampicr ODER bon Sborib 3int.
faoen geltbricben.
- Mrs. Eb. G., ga.
ltnlere oltem 2eier merben entidul'
biselt, bob mir ausfiinfte pie Die
nadfebeuoe 5um bel item llnIerer ncllen
2eler ipieberbolen. gub alte 2clcr
betuilIfonlmnen manhmal "etipas
9ufse,pirmtes", % iie nid)t ielten Ell
ne tie intereiiierenoe anSfunft perle-
gen ino iie nid)t 5ur Seano baben,
menn iie bieielbe benotisen.
Nnn 81 Sbrer aniro9e iiber Die
3itrone (2emom. Die 3itrone se-
Bort 81 Sen geiiinbeltcn lmb beilian-
Iteu SSriidten. Sic lit io5uiagen cine
Sousopotbcfe fit lih. Gor ollen lit
2emonobe ei,,cs ser crfril6enolteu
,,no geliinoelten Sonlncrgetronfe.
sSerner fiiblt uuo reiniet ser 3itro-
ncnloft bas 8lut nno neutralilert
ih6blide, aiftige Stufie i'm &orpcr,
lit audi Gin Gerbiitl1ngslnittel gegen
SSieber uno ein por5iigliber Sranf
fir sSieberfronfe. Nfit 2ciniolncn (2in
Seeo gefodt, ltiut cs Sulten 1mo
Snlscnt5iinoungen. Ser Soft Don 2
3itronen in einen bolben @loIe @oi=
icr miro olS ei,1 frGitigcS Mittel 9e<
gen @edielfieber 1no Hbelm1otisnus
ongcprieien. s(,tbcroen miro ser Soit
elmer 3itrone, brciruul toglih III Ell
ner Salie ltarfen, fluren &ofiees ge=
trlnfcl, als ein Mittel 9criibnt, i'm
sSicber nno sSroItcln 81 pertreiben.
Dpd) iollte ser 3itronenioit ltetS I'M
pcriiiBt bcullst perocn, nm beilfrGf=
tiger 5it ipirfcn; llno etspas perbiiunt,
oon1it er nidt Sen lrogen llnb Sic
3Gbnc ongreift. Sic belize 2cnonooc
bon 3itroncnioft, sic obcnos urnlit-
telbnr Dor oem S6lofcngcbe,1, lm
GrfGlt,tng 5l1 beicitigcu, genomncn
miro, barf man iid) perlilBen. SSer
baaeaen orrd Seiierfeit unb 9ruit-
bcihmcrberl, geplagt miro, iou burd)
oas @eib cines @ies, 5ielnlih 5a
Sd)orn geidIogell luo oann nit
Dem Soft elmer 3itronc nerniid)t,
geiierung finocn, mem CT iebe balbe
Stl,noe einen Seelofiel bon oopon
berlbluft.
Sclbit sic ous9eQuctlbte 9iille
(ShoIe) ser 3itrone fam nod pcr-
mcnoct ipcrbcn, nm S6nubiletfcn
bon &6nocn uno @ciicbt 81 cntiernen,
wcIbe oie Scife nid)t oblolt.
- 8. r., so. -
@ie sic Menlhcn nor Saulenoen
bon Sobren ein piel bobereS Sitter
erreibten oIs sic gegcnuGrtige @e=
neration, 10 ipurocn ol,d), ipie oltere
Geibibtihreiber periiberlt, Die Sicre
uiel tilter ais lett. 50 beribten Yli-
MUS uno sltbend1s, SOB einiee Eieroe
60, ia iogor so Sabre alt gelporoen
ieien. Gitbdus bebauptet bon einen
Gieroe Seroil1onbs oes grlten, es ba-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-23

-lDtglllUIeI DEF sSdge tH ulfp jupH
BON @ott ba0nrd) gceeben, Dob @r iiir
bic Sonne llnb bel, Molo einen Der
.artigen 8ebiel beltimlnt bat, oab Die.
ein5elncll Gbaien oieies @ed)iels ridt
5uIammeufallen. @elnr 3. 9. Die 5on-
ne cine oerartige Stellilng bat, bnb
6ie 5riiblings-Sae- unb Nabtaleitbe
borbanoen lit, nno ipenn an bemlcl-
ben Sage ser Wtono in einem Sabre
bon lit, 10 lit oas in oen oaraufiol-
eenoen Subrer idon nieoer gan5 on
bers, inoen baum bieie beioen @rlbei=
mnlgen liidt ntebr 5uiammeniallcn.
8as nun bas Siterielt lmo Sic hapon
abbdugigen 6eite betrifft, 10 lit mier
driitlihes Slterielt Sic Grfiillung oes
altteltamel1tliden Slterfeltes, iuefbes
Die Siraeliten gum anocnfen oil Den
Aus5ug ai,s s(egppten feierten uno
al, oem iie oas Oitcrlamn aBen.
Gbrilt,,s :ielbit bot Die groben Serfc,
an ipelhe uns .oos Slterfeit erinnert,
nit bem' Slterfeite bes sllten Selta-
mertes in Gerbinoune eebraebt: st
bat l,ad) bent @iien oes Slterlam1tes
am griilleil 0pnnerstoge SOS allerbl.
altarsiafroment eingeicbt, bonm lit
@r a,nnlittelbor barnad oil Den Del
berg geaansen uno bat lein 2eioen
.angeiangcn 1lno an1 ,1iid)lten Saac lit
@r als bas lpabre Slterlanun ain
&rell5e aeitorben. gs beitebt ollo ein
iebr ellger 3uiannmenbane 5ipiiden
nniern1 briitliben lmo beln pprblo=
Ii6eu ilraelitiiNcn Slterfcltc. 9tlln bat
8ott ieIbit i'm alten SeItamcnt sic
8eitilnulilng aetroffen, oaB bas erlte
Slterfelt in acgppten ld nab oenl
Monoe rid)ten iollte, ~,luo oie Siroeli-
ten boben bie ipotereu GIterfelte iln=
nler alf 0leitbe sciie nab oen Ston=
oe nes Nionoes beltinllut, 10 Dob allo
i'm 9llten; Seitan1cnte ldon bos Otter
ielt ein belueglibes Scit mar, bclie,l
8eipcgli6feit ouf gottl. anorOnnng
berubt.. Gbriihls Ser Serr bat iclber
bicies iiruelitiiebe Siterfelt pdbreno
ser Sabre ieines @rocnlebel,S mitge;
iciert ,u,O cublib sic Grribtung oes
Ncucn Scitanlentes oalnit IN Gerbin-
Dung ge6raht. Nus oieicr llriad)c fat
benn oie Stride ben 10 gcbciligtsn
@ebraud), Sen Gag bcs Slterieltcs
nidt nod Der Sonne, ioubcrn nad
Dem Mo,loe 81, beitillnlen, bon an<
fang al 6eibcbalten, uno mie int sll-
ten Seltolnente bas Sitcrfeit elm be-
meglides mar, 10 lit es alh int 9teucn
Seltanlente. ein ioldeS ,1o miro es
bleiben bis 5ln Gnoe ser 8elt.,
- 8. d., q. 3.
Sbr llrteil: u3er feiu orbcntli-
DIES, forreftes 9elltid aui Sic 8eine
au bringen inlltanoe it, ioa ii6 lie
ber ilugeorldt laiieu, bann blaniert
er iib mcnisitcns ni6t Dor ser Del
ientlibfeit" lit iuobl bart, a6er nibt
unecredt. @ie Sic ridtig belncrfen
flingen maud)e all5u iportlib uno
i6led)t iiberleete 8enennllngen im
Delltibelr geraoe51 ibaubcrbaft uno
gar blaspben1ild, ipie 3. 9. Elm II. 8.
5rau bonn Siegc- -&orterfl,lb, einc bl.
SSobalues-l -llnterba1tlug ,mo San5,
Elm ltnbefletfte gnpfdngnis= =@elaug=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-23

ltano ciu Sier bon ed)tcr, alter med.
lenbur9ilbcr Tolle int glter Don 80
Sobren Seine 8eipegl,neen poren
nod regclnobig mo leiht, nur iein
&npf uno icin acbogener giiden trl,-
gen sic Spurcn bcs hobcu Altcrs.
GoS 2cibpicro 6ricorid)s ocs @ro.
ben, Gpnoc, itorb iln Sabre 1904, 33
Sabre alt.
- &m. q, Smo.
\ @s lit cin nclcntliher llntcridicb
5niihcn scr Scclc oes McnlOcn ,nb
Scr ocs SicreS. 0ic Siericcle lit on5
bclcbcnbc Erin5ip hc5 Sierc5, bot tci.
nc pom 2eihe unahb6noige 0oleins.
form, crmongclt ser Gcruuult mb
oe5 ircicu &illens mo peraebt nit
Sem Sooc ocs 2eibes. 9ie Mcnlden-
lcclc lit boS 2cbensprin5ip oe5 Nen.
l6cn, bat cine pom 2cIbe unabb0n0i.
&c Golcinsforn1 lit nit Gernunit ,nb
freenl Nillcn bcgnbt, llmb lcbt nod
bem Iooc ocS &orpcrS iort, nod Art
scr @ciitcr, bis 5ur Nuicrltebun0 hes
ScIbeS, pcln lic nit ocrn 2cibc >pie'
Der pcrcini0t miro. Cine Mcnld)cn-
Ieelc lit ollo ein 9eilti9cs &eicn, oos
bo5u hcltilnmt lit, eillcu uenlhlithcn
&orper 5unl Organ icincr. SGti0feit
5lt bobclr. Seoc MculNrulccIc lit Elm
@cilt, ober nidt jcoer Seiit lit cine
Scclc.
- j. st., Wu.
Ter CSrun0, ipcSbnlb mon nuf boz
ben VcrAelL 3. g. in ocn @cbiroeoe.
genocn scr Nodp lrolntoins bon
Noronllerifa nno Scr Goroillcren
ooer 9Iuhcn BON Siiooncrifo sic @icr
hid)t bart mo nlond)cs @cnliiic nidt
lpeih fpd)en fonn, licet oorin, bnb
Scr &lItorlld in bcocl,tcnocr S0bc piel
Ocringcr lit, ais IN scr @0be ees
MccrealpicgelS, 10 bnB boS No1icr
idnn frht luo ncrHontpit, lang cbe
cs PIP 8r. i. ooer SO @r. u. er.
rciht bat. 90 fod)t oos &olier in
elmer &0bc BON 10000 6llB itbon bel
elmer Sibc bon 1914 0r. ). oocr 70
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