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private industry for comparable
work" the committee found. 1t
held she had too many employees
on her payroll and was render
ing a great deal OF service not re-
quired by law"
BY stopping such free and easy
spending" the committee said. her
budget could be reduced and a
Sl20. 800 saving made. The num-
Der of employees in her office rose
from IL in 1882 to 80 in 1910 and
her budget from sol. 7s6 TO re-
quest for s24s,660 in the new
budget.
The committee report as
serted her office had misused
funds appropriated for count
ing initiative petitions nv di-
verting them 10 general office
expenses. Both the insurance
commissioner and secretary Of
state were cTitieized for
spending too much for post
age, sullivan buying $1,000
the last month of the 1899
biennium. or S4S2 more than
he spent the preceding %
months of the biennium.
Both officials use public funds
to subscribe TO such magazines as
Western Gamer. Vital Speeches
of the Day. Argus, Harpers. Asia
Forum, Time and the Atlantic
Monthly. The secretary of state
printed too many pamphlets Of
doubtful advertising value for
distribution TO schools, il was said.
The committee found state
departments were careful
about misusing state ears for
pleasure trips while the Thurs
ton county grand jury was In
session, hut travel doubled or
tripled the three months after
1t adjourned. A mong the
worst offenders In this line,
the report said, was the state
land commissioners office.
The state progress commission
and health department also were
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n ERE'S MORE ABOUT
Main Street

q"
light sunday through fuyailur
valley aalv % - passed = IN Rea-
ton because the train wzs too fun
lie msnsxsd 70 sc On later 81
train. however. and reached Hysk
IN time fns TIRE Jumps
Mrs. Nsrisea Wight Virginia
ps,tsl ~ lsongView and Mr.. Rich
ard Lawrence tIesn wingatei ~
Olympia Nere n Tacoma Saturday
afternoon 20 attend Miss Doa, Ia
Gssss engagement announcement
tea
Charles Schicusncr. q the chi.
csgo. Milwaukee ard 81. Paul made
his first trip % the Ski Bowl sun
dsy THIS season Ne has heen n
Spokane This winter and ms, re-
turned u Tacoma
Constable tlesa y. tgennlel Ire
land. OF Justice Clarence y. Law
tons court. reports he ran up so
miles serving legal papers Last
month and ended UP February
with the highest number he has
served since March ia17
Darrell I Underwood. former star
football player for the College Of
Puget Sound. passed all tests In the
secondary G. A. A. flight training
course A. Yakima over the week.
end, III now l. eligible Ia become
= student with either the army air
corps OF naval air corps. or 10 learn
how 10 he c. A. A. instructor,
~. Col Dwight u. Eisenhower
has been transferred As chief Of
staff, III Division. 60 chief Of
staff. X Corps No change Of
residence. however: both units are
at Fort Lewis IL. Col. Eugene ".
Iandrum has been ordered from
Fort Benning. Ca. 10 take Col.
Eisenhower's place as chief Of
staff. ID Division.
A marriage license was issued
10 James X. Defoe Of Tacoma and
Margaret McCi,mont Of San Fran
cisco. at Reno. New. Monday.
Jake Drake. former milk In
spector for Wenatchee. u IN at
the Tacoma General hospital with
pneumonia.
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German Freighier
Runs Blockade
~ JlMMr HAlro

RIO DE JANEIRO-The Ger
man freighter Leeh 1920 tonsl.
the first German blockade run
ner TO reach the western hemis-
phere in the present war. arrived
Monday from Bordeaux with a
cargo Of airplane motors. miscol.
laneous parts and one complete
plane for Gcrmsn-oontrolled air
lines.
Completing a 3i-day voyage
under the German flag during
which the patrol vessels Of the
British Atlantic blockade were
evsded. the Lech. with portion
Of her cargo consigned TO the Con-
dor Aerial Transport syndicate Of
Brazil, steamed into Guanahara
bay and dropped anchor.
The freighter apparently was
unarmed. II was under command
of Captain Friedrich Brinkmann.
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Woman Kills Husband
While Tending Bar

SAND POINT. Ida. Mrs. Dan
Mann. -. Monday told officers
she shot and killed her husband
Saturday night when sne became
afraid he was going TO attack her
with a knife.
The shooting took place In a
beer parlor. where Mrs Mann was
tending bar. She said she shot
Mann In the abdomen.
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Bandit Holds Tn
Gas Station Here

A bandit who declared he wanted
'only company money held - =
Shell service station - sOfh ana
South Tacoma way shortly hefor,
8 p N. Saturday, forcing Attend
ant Robert Blorklund. 1912 So
sth st. 70 comply with his demands
ct the point a = gun
He escaped with SIX dollars in
bills but left Sl4 in silver B1ork-
lund said the man vas about IS
years Of age. slender IN build.
weighing about $50 pounds. He
wore greenish-blue sport jacket
and horned-rimmed sun glasses
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Youth. Il. Given
Is Year prisoa Tesu

Alan ssri rssn>rH. ts-yeur-c>a
confessed burglar Il the NeosSs
Gray unsnr high srhcot . veea
sxe. wss sentenced ~ Judge Jcespa
A. Msllesv Monday tn . ts-yesv
term In th- state fsfuvusatevy %
Nnnrr~.
Th~ ms*>sveEy .ccnss rurted yessth
~ha lives II 1871 ~ soth u, go
arrested last Friday. uls lcct fvcm
the sencci consisted principally -
. sascpaoas.
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0keh Extension OF
Tacoma Power Lines

An unopposed franchise was
granted to the city of Tacoma Mon
day by the Pierce county commits
sioners. authorizing extension Of
Tacoma Light power lines into the
rural area around Lake City and
American Lake North.
The lines now extend as far
south SIS Glover Park high school.
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Winont Anxious
To Fulfill lob

LONDON John @. Winant. new
United states ambassador to
Great Britain, said al his first
press conference here Monday that
he had a job 10 do and wanted 10
get down IN work American aid
TO Britain. h. said. was Increasing
daily.
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D. UNITED pass

To strplsnss we're lost n triv.
ne snow snd rain. snd her< tor
ths survival = four p<rsrns Award
them faded
n Nome. slssks. : search wss
organised feF . plane with three
persons shosrd. m1ssiag since
Thursday II took oFf fFom Meme
Cor Print Harrow n set = -vio-
lsntly insane Eskimo vomsn. and
u was feared that me plane had
crashed. ~ e~en fnrcet dawn.
somewhere slenr fh< sco-msis
stretch ~ froHen tundra ard
hgksa mountains between Meme
and Point nHFrcw
Ahssfd n WEIR sag wses.
srf~raa Name ssiafes. Airs<s
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Judge " J Niilington. president
" the Northsra Rantis, eonsen.
ton. wlii speak ~ siSth Avenue
Baptist church. sixth ave and Fife
st. Friday At ; 20 =. m.
Judge Milllngten. member and
senior deacon 81 First Baptist
church In Cadillac. Mich. for many
years has been a rrsetieinr after.
ney and municipal Judge In that
city. lie was elected president ~
the Michigan Baptist convention
in 1850. and two years later Was
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04
Elevated Crash
Kills One Person

CHICAGO-One person was re-
ported killed and at least seven
injured Monday in a collision of
two elevated trains while rain and
fog BACKED nut the city.
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named rrezlasn, ~ ne Americas
nsrtis, Publication soeiety
iIis interest IN educational mat.
tsFs has rromr,ed many speeches
IN numerous state and district
meetings and teachers Institutes
ns vss sctive 81 fstrt vice rFe-s.
dent ~ the Allied fofces ~ Mich.
issn. opposed n rerssl ~ the 18th
amendment For three years hs
VAS = member ~ the committ~s
On mems work and social service
in the Michigan Baptist eonven.
ton During his tirne IN TN. ~.
flee much progress VAS made In
enlistment nf men In ipsa. Ne
was further hercred by the degree
~ dector ~ civil isw from Hills
dale college.
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cad see feeds Impsstsat h
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methods ~ bshlaS. tsvIsg.
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clever sew recipes Ses
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GAARD TO LECTURE

Conrad Gsard. Tacoma lecturer.
will speak Tuesday at s p. m. at
Hotel Winthrop under auspices Of
the Anglo-SsHon federation. His
topic will be The Destiny Of the
Democracies Of the World
Workers WOUNDEH Is like a
doctor On the job. adv.
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Core Of the News
OLD TACOMA CLUB MEET

OLD TACOMA CLUB MEET
Old Tacoma improvement club
will meet Tuesday night AT s
o'clock in the Slovenian hall, No.
30th and Carr st.
DR.. J. J. Nerhslen announces the
opening Of new and larger offices
at s14 Medical Arts building Tel.
BR 4444. fadv)
Hospital flowers HIM. Florist.
ADV
Best large eggs. 25 cents. Cow
Butter Store. fady.D
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Your Complete Guide TO 0uyins, Pvspss;as end
Serving Every Variety 81 Fish end See Feed

everything should know about hsh hia
Cookbookls guide telling how md
DURING what buy kind Of Hail. and how cook esh
type addition there descriptive wosk
showing how son skin bone and al q H.
and food You'll this Indispensable booklet Deaf
III
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-25
ROTARY CLUB E ORGANIZED
 AT PETERSBURG
24 Charter Members Form Sixth Club of Move-
 ment in Alaska

A Rotary Club with 24 charter members was organized in Peters, burg Saturday and Sunday with the help of Dr. w M. Whitehead and Rod Darnell of Juneau
 The Petersburg Club becomes the sixth in Alaska, others being at Ket- chikan, Juneau, Sitka, Fairbanks and Anchorage.
 President of the Petersburg Ro- tarians is Uley " (Hack) White. pr. Edward I. Baggan is Secretary. The Club meets Friday noon in the City Council Chambers, to which place luncheon is brought.
 Charter members are White, Bag zen, Joseph F. MacKechnie, Charl- es A. Greenaa. the Rev Thomas A. Knutson, Lloyd T. Swanson, Lester E. Elkins, pr. Theodore w. Ben- son, Dave P. Dinner, Earl N. Dinner, Edward Locken, Lester L. Wingard. Robert M. Summers, George S. eTony) Schwamm, Arnold A. Line strom, Bue S. Hentze, Kenneth Welde, John c. Halvorsen, Carroll Clausen, Carl E. Swanson, Knut Thompson. Justin Lind, Frederick Nelsen and Richard l Miller.
 Schwamm attended the Juneau Club meeting today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-25
URGENT PLEA
 FOR HELP E
 RECEIVED HERE
Bundles for Britain Needs Surgical Instruments
 Due 10 Bombings

H. L. Faulkner, Chairman of the Bundles for Britain Committee If the Juneau Rotary Club, has re- ceived a telegram from headquar- ters in New York stating that on account of the recent bombings Of London and Plymouth and other cities, the situation in England is one of intense suffering. The tele- gram states that surgical instru- ments and equipment are urgently needed now"
 The committee has been request ed to ask local doctors and super intendents of hospitals to send any surplus surgical instruments and medical supplies at once, or to make all possible contributions to purchase these supplies where available, for shipment to Britain. All supplies are shipped without cost.
 The local committee, through the Empire, wishes to urge all who are in position to subscribe to this fund to send subscriptions promptly to Rev. John IL Cauble, Treasurer, and the committee calls attention to .tle ,l1s that tl sec1i ond instalment is due on all month- 'iy subscriptions which have been
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-25
LEGISLATIVE BALL E ON SOCIAL PROGRAM
 FOR THIS EVENING

Gastineau Channel residents are extended an invitation to attend to- nights Legislative Ball, given bien- nially by members of the Legisla- ture. The affair will be held in the Elks' ballroom between 10 and 1 o'clock.
 Music will be provided by Lillian Uggen and her orchestra and spec ial entertainment has been planned
 Representative John Mccormick, in charge of arrangements, extends a cordial invitation to Gastineau Channel residents to attend. There is no admission charge for the af- fair.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-25
COWLING-DAVLHN co.
 PHONE 57

the stricken 9,300-ton oil tanker Cities Service of Denver have reached here, five others were picked up by the tanker w. w. Brice, but 19 crewmen are still missing following the explosion.
 Two of the survivors are badly burned but have chance of re- covery hospital attendants claim.
 The chief mate of the stricken tanker said he did not know what caused the explosion or just what happened as the fire suddenly broke out and the ship became roaring mass of flames. The ship blew up later. There was only brief time to launch the life boaCS and raftS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-25

putes as the order creating it stipu- lated the Board might investigate labor disputes and publish findings if necessary in an effort to settle the controversies.
 The members of the new National Defense Mediation board are as fol- lows:
 Board Membership
 Representing the public-Clarence Dykstra, President of the University of Wisconsin; William Hammatt Da- wis, New York patent attorney; and Frank Graham, President of the University of North Carolina
 Representing the employees - George Meany of New York, Gen. eral Secretary of the AFL; George Harrison of Ohio, President of the Brotherhood of Railway and Steam ship Clerks; Phillip Murray of New York, head of the CIO; and Thomas Kennedy, Secretary of the United Mine Workers of America.
 Representing the employers-Wal- ter Teagle of Connecticut, former President of the Standard Oil Con- pany of New Jersey; Roger Lapham, of California, President of the Am erican Hawaiian Steamship Con- pany; Eugene Meyer, Publisher of the Washington Post; and Cyrus Ching of Pennsylvania, Vice Presi- dent of the United States Rubber Corpora tion.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-25
ACTION OF RUSSIA I5
 APPROVED
Acting Secretary of State Welles States Senti-
 menf of Nation

WASHINGTON, March 25-Sum- her Welles, Acting Secretary of State, today expressed the United States Governments satisfaction that Russia has given new de- cIaration of friendship to Turkey
 Welles made the statement at a conference with newsmen this after noon and also said that at time when so many nations have lost their autonomy and independence, it is matter of satisfaction to this country when a great power like Russia reaffirms it's intention of maintaining it's comprehensive neu- trality in event neighboring coun- try suffers attack.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-25
LUCILLE BROWN E TO
 SAIL ON COLUMBIA
 FOR WESTWARD JOB

Miss Lucille Brown is sailing today for the Westward on the Steamer Columbia bound for Anchorage where she will be on the office staff q the Civil Aeronautics Board.
 Mss Brown, who comes originally from Ketchikan, has been employed for the last two years by the Office Of Indian Affairs and until her re- signation this week, was assistant clerk in the Juneau office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-25
GRAzIANI
 RESIGNS }
 POSITIONS
Command of ItdIy's North African Forces Placed
 in New Hands

ROME, March 25.-Marshal Graz iani has resigned command of Italy's North African forces, also as Army Chief of Staff and Governor of Lib- ya.
 This is according to an official an- nouncement which also states that Gen. Mario Roatta, under Chief of Staff has been promoted to Chief Of Staff and en. Ito Garibaldi has been promoted to be Governor of Libya and in command of the forces in that area.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-25
OIL TANKER IN FLAMES,
 BLOWN UP
Nineteen of Crewmen Are Missing Following Ex-
 pIosion on Atlantic

MOREHEAD CITY, North Caro- lima. March 25.-Capt. Cameron Meeking. of the United States Coast Guard reports that IT survivors of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-25
BACK FROM STATES

MT. and Mrs. Cal Brosius are westbound passengers on the Co., lumbia. Brosius, returning from trip to the States, is a lumber mer- chant at Seward.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-25

The United States, at the end of 1940, had 800 first line aircraft equal to the warplanes of Euro pean belligerents.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-25

Tiny Portugal is the only tions Before the must eapse and in exhausted small portion of a years supply.
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received.

received.
 There seems to be no surplus sur- gical instruments available in Ju- neau, and, therefore, all the com- mittee can do is collect and send money.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-25
PETERSBURG MAN VISITS

F. E. Kelly, of the Petersburg Business Service, is spending several days in Juneau on business confer ence in connection with his acount- ing and business service work
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-25

The population of the United States and all it's territories and possessions is 15O,621 ,231.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-25
BR0WDER TO
 GO T0(ELL

BroWder surrendered to the Fed eral Court to begin serving his prl- son term of one year after convic- tion of passport fraud
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-25

Try a classified ad in The Empire
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-25
MEDIATION
 BOARD IS
 ORGANIZED
New Nafiond a l Defense
 Group Meets in Washing ion : Request Issued

Continued from Page One)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-25

FORSGREN BROTHERS RETURN
 Enroute to their mining opera tions after trip Outside, Richard and J. A. Forsgren are northbound passenger on the steamer Columbia today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-25

Twenty-one new warships and several score auxiliaries were added to the U. s. fleet in 1940.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-25

Empire Classifieds Pay!
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gebrohtc, bon Der Stride Gerbiirote,
lelbIt bon mnnhen &otbolifen nit
grobcrem Tertrauen an9enon1men
miro ols sic @nt1deioungen lmb 2eb-
ren ser Stride ielbft. @enn mir n1r
ba5 glauben poIlten, tpos mir lclbIt
gelebc,L 10 borte naer menlbllber
Gcrfebr oui. Sic boben ipobl nod
ME Sen Eoplt acleben, ooer oen 9imo.
lana lmb oie Giftoriaz SoIle. llno boh
piiroe man Sen fir eineu Sorcn boil
ten, ser al Ger @riltcn5 bieicr Ycrio.
ncn unO 9inoe a,pciieln tpoIlte. 0ie
meilten O'enicben iino iih ser Sotioebe
nid)t beipuBt, BOB nicllcid)t mchr nls
80 Gro5cnt allcs men lhli6en 3iilcns
iib olf @lolbcn lmo Tcrtrouen grim.
set llnb folm 5ebu Sro5ent onf ei.
gene Nniehamn9. Ser 9urblhnitts-
5eitllngalcicr ,limmt fir bare N'iin5e
an ieoes YSort, oos in ieinem 2cib-
blott itcbt, obne anh MIR cine cin5i9e
aus bunocrt Nohrihtcn lelblt mo
our6 eiacnc 9lnid)olung bcrifi5iert
uno ari ibre 8obrbeit eepriift 5u boz
ben. Sbne @lnuben bort olles @er-
ne,l, ollc @rfobr,lng nno olles mcnld)-
lide ,3ulonlmenlcbe1 ouf. Wenn ben
2cbren ser Stride ,lno Sen bon ibr
perbiirgtcn 2ebren nnO 8cridtcn ser
81. Shrift nit iolhem @louben be-
gegnet lpiirbe, ipic ben 9l,r6dnitts.
meloungen Der iriiberen mo ae9en-
mdrti9cn @elt- uno MenI hbeitsoe-
i6id)tc, Damn 9Gbc es foum cin &opi-
tel Der 81. Sdrift, oos ielbit pon
llnalGnbi9en niht eeolonbt piiroe.
Sic 5ebn @ebotc, ipcld)e Moics ouf
oen lteinernen Eofeln eiu9egroben BON
@ott erbielt, ,poren 9roBenteils ibon
Dor Moies bel ben Menlden befonnt,
nllr ,u,lrocn iie bon @ott fir bos GoIf
ser Siroeliten ne,1 un6 id)Grfer 'ormn.
liert ,no oorin bie Hiidbeaiebune al.
Ter menibli6en Hflihten onf @ott
oelltlid) mnsgeiprohen. S6cn bos
@cletbu6 9omnnrabi's aci9t oentlid)
oos &cicntlid)e Ser 5ebn @cbotc, Die
et,po 600 Sabre ip0tcr ouf Sinoi oe.
geben tpuroen, ouf. Somnl,,robi NOR
Gin onrd feline tpeiie gcictgeberiibe
2oti9feit ousee3eidneter &0nie 8obp.
Ions mo reoierte etipo ,uu 21OO b.
Chr. Sein @eietbuh, ipelhes ser al.
teite Tedtsfooer ser Belt it, cntb0It
in 2S2 (pon 'pcldcn ober 81 Eara-
grapben feblen) Yoro9ropben cine
iolhe iSille bon 91ehtseoftrin nno
fold iueile io5iole 8e6tsbeltimnuun.
gen, oob man Haunt, unS iolt eIon.
ben no6te, man bate einen So5ioI.
politifer bes 20. SSsobrbunoerts Dor
iid. 9ieier Hehtsfooer bon Sam.
(Sortieblne auf Seite 1D
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Iholuppc uno iebes &ononenboot cine
gauge &omponie Snfonterie uno ie=
Ger Frobn aluei 9rittel elmer iol6en
fobte, 10 fonnte man, ,penn 500 S6a=
luppen, 400 8ootc 1uo 800 Grdbmc,
ollo 5ul onmen 1900 Sobr5euge auf-
geboten lpuroen, 10000 Monn ein=
idifien. 9a5u nod 10000 bis 40,-
600 Wfonn 1T eelonoerten 0ipiiionen
an 9oro bon 5ipei eroBen @clhno=
bern, bon benen bos cine ous Sol
lanb, bas anberc ols Ser 8retaanc
ons5uIaufen bate. SIM gonaen 150,=
600 bis 100000 Monn, hie in @roB-
britonnien einfolIen IoIlten. Cine lol=
DIE Mod)t muBte nocj Nopoleons Mei-
nung, ,pie' er Tie orb ipoter in lcinen
Memoiren ouf ct. Sclcna nieberlegte=
9eniigeno fein.
9In 3. Augl,lt 1906 fam Nopoleon
nod 8ouloene. 9ie Snpalionsarmec
bottle, oaB es nun nod 5peieinbolb
Sobren tdgliher @inid)iff,,ngsiibnn-
gen gegen England gebcn iollte.
,,@enn mir nur ~ Gtllnben lang bie
llebcrfobrt iiber bobcn'', i6rieb 9to>
poleon on ben Nonrirol 9ecres, bat
@nelono eelebt." 9ber ser Momiral
Gileneuoe. ser NIT Ser fron5oliihen
,lno boaonoiiben 6lotte bie lleber=
fobrt beiperfi itcllieen loate, blieb aus.
9ead, beftielten 3orncsousbriiden fog
te Napoleon bas 9onae llnternebmen
ob Die grpeoitionsar,nee mari er
nod 9eutidlanb, sic oiterrcibil6 -rul-
liibe &oolition au befriegen.
s. 3d., ga.
sSn ser 81. Sdrift itebt es aus
briidli6 nno flar, sob Moies bon
@ott 5mei iteinerne Sofeln erbielt,
lporauf sic @ebote @ottes aeibrieben
itonben. sSm 2. 8ube Moies, Sap.
81, Gers IS, beibt es, oob Moies bon
@ott onf oem 8erae Sinoi u5ipei ltei>
nernc Safeln 6es 3euaniiles, belhrie-
ben nit 6em Singer @ottes', erbielt;
uno inn "a. &opitel lit tpieoerrm sic
geoc bon atpei neuen Soieln, ouf
lpelhc ser @err bos @eiet nodmols
idrieb, nodoem Moles i'm 3orn iiber
oen @otenbienit oes GoIfes sic erlten
Sofeln 5erbrohen botte. @inen on
bern 9etpeis bofiir, boB @ott oos
@eiet, 5. l., bie aebn @ebote aui ltei=
nerne Soieln geid)rieben uno oieic
oem 0toies iitergeben babe, eibt es
a,,ber bem Beriht ser 81. Sbrift
nidt. Seoenfal peroient oie bon ser
unfeblbaren Stride perbiirgte @obr>
beit ser 81. S6rift cbenio piel @lau-
ben, ipie oie linnloien &ritifen jenes
rationaliitiiden grofeiiors. auffolie
lit MIR, oob iebe Neubeit, uno lei iie
nod 10 albern uno se9en oas Altber.
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OkAON BALM

BeWaehrtes Heilmttel gegen Rheumatismus.
gchtische schmerzen, Asthma und Fuss
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