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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-18

The idea Of the game is to roll
a ball as close to the feather as
possible and If it happens TO
knock down the target and
squat there, so much the better.
In individual play, two oppo-
rents may use four balls each or
If four are in the game two
balls each. When team play puts
l6 in the game each player rolls
a single ball
The idea after a ball has been
rolled onto or into close prox-
unity to the feather is to block
away the other balls from the
one holding the cherished posi-
ton, if the ball holding il hap
pens 10 be yours
II it isn't yours your idea will
be 10 try TO knock it out of po-
Sition and get your own ball in
closer TO the feather than il is.
UP AND DOWN SIDES
I he resulting competition
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-18
Record Galleries FOreseen
as Hale America Gets Gun

Barron, Lawson Little and
Dick Metz formed the first
three-some to tee off today Cat
1910 a. m. CWT).
Yesterdays exhibition, in
which Bob Hope and Ed Dudley
played TO l3-hole draw
against Bobby Jones and Gene
Sarazan, proved nothing except
that the modern golf fan will
pay good money to watch a COM
edian play passably good golf.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-18
Cabin PdncuHTosses
Perfect Tilt for B. N.
Team Wins, Al; Opposing Hurler, Vernier,
Strikes out 10 Botters for Season Record

Those softball fans who love
pitchers battle and who fire.
quently weary of the 20-run af-
fairs which mark many of the
Twilight League affairs this
summer would have been de-
lighted with the performances
of the Business Men and Spruce
Inn last night.
For locking in a hurlers' bat
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-18
TWO BIRDS-ONE HOLE

ATLANTA, June 18 49, (P) -
Louis TheOt teed off on the par
5 holes at the James l., Key
golf course. His drive intercept
CO a bird in flight over the
fairWay. The bird was killed
but Theot went on TO finish the
hole with a birdie four.
Final score: Two brides.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-18

tie we're Calvin Pancuff OF the
Business Men and Denny Yer
nier of Spruce Inn; the game
ended with Al victory for the
Business Men and windmill-ar-
fist Pancuff could smile today
because he fashioned the first
no-hit game Of the local softball
season.
At the same time, Vernier
could also take a bow. He fan
ned l6 men for a season record,
setting down mis- opponents over
the first two innings on six
strikeouts; he allowed five hits
over four frames, having three
hitleSs chapters.
SCORES AFTER WALK
A single run robbed Pancuff
OF the perfect mark, a no hit
shutout, the tally coming in the
third frame. Walter Bobcean,
first man up in the third, gained
a walk, stole a pair Of bases and
scored after Ray Rockers fly TO
deep right field. PanCuff struck
out five men and issued six
passes.
The winners, behind by a 10
count going into the fourth, tied
the game up as jim Byrnes gain
ed walk, stole two bases and
took home on an error at third.
Then in the sixth, the Business
Men pushed across three runs
to ice the game. Bruce BoStWick,
first up, walked, coming home
on Byrnes' single. Then Pat
Parker smashed out triple to
score BostWiCk and on an over
throw at third from the first
baseman made home for his
teams fourth run. q
Parker was the only man on
tn ewinning ten able TO get two
hits; he laced out single in the
second and triple In the sixth
for a .667 mark.
u. Men =. 900 103 o. 5 o
Spruce Inn 001 900 0-l 0 3
Batteries: Business Men-Pan-
cuff and Logic. Spruce Inn -
Vernier and Peltier.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-18
Henry BruneeI Owns
Alleys as Does
Posho Eckhout
BY SKIPPER ALDRICH

Out on the south bank Of the
Clinton river, men Of Flanders
are enjoying a game that was
first popularized in America. by
the late Hendrix Hudson. who
founded New York long before
the Astors bloomed there.
1t is game associated with
the legend of Rip Van Wrinkle.
the first well known victim of
sleeping sickness, who slept for
20 years in a cove of the Cat
skills and had a dream of old
Hendrix Hudson and mis- men
bowling balls az feathers be-
tween quaffs from flagens of
nut-brown ale.
conn FOR MILES
The way that it is played in
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-18
Fights Last
Night
Nv the Associated Press

~ INC NNNWVIdIVW TTtNN
NEW HAVEN, Conn.-Joey
Iannotti, 1919, New Haven, stop
ped Curlcy Nichols, 1872, New
York 60.
OAKLAND, Calif.-Earl Tur-
nor, 145, Richmond, Calf, out
pointed Rodolfo Ramirez, l46,
Mexico City.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-18

AUGUSTA, Ga, June 10 -
&C. o. Murpheree topped his
drive on the municipal golf
course. The ball bounced down
tn fairway some 30 yards, took
a hop-riGht into the pocket Of
Murphree caddy.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-18
Hi|ItrestDrops
Red-DiVisi0n
49,
Petitpren Winning
HurIer; Loss Puts
.Leonder in Tie

For over a month Hubarth &
SChott has occupied the kings
scat in the Twilight Leagues
Red division. Undefeated over a
siX-game route, they held sole
possession Of first place,
Last night, they came to the
end of the trail as the Hillcrest
team outfought them to 4-3
victory, dropping the losers into
a first place tie with the Lean
der outfit. II. e. S. had previ-
ously d G f G c d the Hillcrest
team, 1873, when the latter play
ed under the Mount Clemens A.
G. banner, but last nights clash
at st. Mary'S Stadium was six
other chapters, as Dick Pctitpren
fashioned the cight-hit victory.
Going into the fifth inning,
the Hillcrest team Jagged, 81,
mostly because of the efforts of
II. e. S. shortstop Harold Nc
Intyre. Mcintyre had doubled
in a run in the first and hon.
cred in the fourth, on a hot
grounder through the infieId,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-18
Local Sport
Shorts

The Mount Clemens Dairy
team suffered an 8-5 defeat at
the hands Of the Selfridge Field
team last night. Although the
losers collected the same number
of hits as the winners, three er-
rors on the part Of the local
outfit helped the soldiers to the
victory, Billy Cent? went the
route for the Dairy nine while
Chichon, starting hurlcr for the
Post was relieved by Walsh.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-18
ERRORS HELP

The first man up for Hillcrest,
Jay VandcrVelde, received a
walk followed by pitcher Dick
Petitpren, who gained first on
fielder's choice. An error at
short allowed VanderVelde to
score and Petitpren counted a
minute later as Ed Snay and
Jim Jones both singled. Jones
scored the third run, driven in
by George Dalusky's blow.
The losers came back with a
run in the sixth, as Mcintyre
doubled Inman in again but in
the seventh two flies and a per-
feet throw from catcher Jim
Jones to second-saCker Dalusky
cut off Alden Banks in an at
tempted steal for the other out.
Opening run for the winners
had been Chalkcd in the first
when Buck Petitpren walked,
took third on an error and
reached home when Russ La
CroiX laid down a perfect bunt.
Though outhit, sc, by their OPP
ponents, the winners punched
their blows with a walk and two
errors for the three-run frame.
McIntyre's action at the plate,
where he got three extra base
hits in three trips topped the
losers while none Of the winners
could get more than one How
ever, the work of Les Rick, at
center field, was instrumental in
the victory; he made three nice
catches on three chances.
HilIcrest 100 $50 o. 6 6
ii. & s. .. 100 1O1 0-3 8 5
Batteries. HillCrcst - Petit
prem and Jones. II. g. S.-Inman
and Banks.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-18

Rylma Strevcl, runncrup in
last years Metropolitan Golf
Association Womcn's Tourna-
ment, finished in third place in
yesterdays championship flight
in the weekly meet at HillCrcst.
Rylma posted a 46-44 for a 90:
Mrs. NJ, L. Controy's 81 gave
her low medal but l5-year-old
Shirley Spork Of BEDFORD had
an 80 and - stroke handicap to
win.
Mrs. William Berggrcn. de
Tending champion in the NJ. G.
A, did not turn i'm a card.
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FRIDAY

BIZ - Ear 90 VS.. Merchants
at st. Mary's.
Red - II. & S. s. Owls at
Griffith.
Junior - A. & w. VS.. L. & c..
at Consumer
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SohbaIl
Schedule.
THUR SDAY

Blue - Sears VS.. PCsChkc at
ST. Mary's.
Red - Nesbitts vs.. Eagles at
Covered Wagon.
Junior - Kresge's VS.. GaJw
Boat at ( Onsum S.
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Totals .....,"234 Totals ..,....2:
Evening star., 1942-08-06
13 Killed, 80 Injured
As Fast Train Crushes
Bus al City Crossing
Bodies of Two Women
Are Still Unidentified
In Mississippi Tragedy
3. the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CRYSTAL SPRINGS, Miss, Aug.
ga collision between bus carry
ing 50 persons and fast passenger
train brought death to 13 persons
and injured more than 80 In the
heart of this city yesterday.
Efforts were continuing today to
identity the bodies Of two women
taken to jackson funeral parlors
after the crash.
Witnesses said the impact was so
terrific that the engine in the rear
part of the bus was torn out, the
tor ripped of and dead and injured
strewn along the track. The train
was not derailed and its passengers
suffered no serious hurts.
Most of the dead and injured
were aboard the bus, which wit
nesses said appeared to be lifted up
in the air and looked for an instant
as If it were riding the top OF the
locomotive"
H. r. Morton of Crystal Springs,
a bus passenger, said the driver
stopped for a northbound freight
train to clear the crossing.
"We drove onto the track right
behind the freight and the south
bound passenger train hit US" ne
said.
Mrs. w. L. Dodds of Osyka, Miss,
was killed when the bus hurtled
through the air and overturned on
the sidewalk where she was stand
ing trying to warn the driver OF his
danger.
In addition to Mrs. Dodds the
dead were listed as:
Roscoe Smith, Brookhaven, Miss;
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Shinebarger,
Erin, N. Y; J. M. Landt, Syracuse
N. Y; Willie Ray Smathers, Char
lotte, N. c.; A. A. Zelberdurt
Bayonne, N. j.: Mrs. Fannie john
son Smith, Crystal Springs; Mrs
Ella Smith, Crystal Springs; Truly
Smith, Brookhaven, Miss; Mrs
Sallie Estelle Smith, Osyka, Miss.
and the two unidentified women.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
tennessee Democrats
Holding Primary Today
B, the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. Ga
bitter, name calling Democratic
primary campaign comes to a
climax today as Tennessee voters
nominate a Governor and q United
States Senator.
Dominant issues in the race have
centered about Edward H. Crump,
leader Of the powerful Shelby
County (Memphis) political organi-
zation, and the Tennessee Valley
Authority row.
Running for denomination for his
third term as Governor is Prentice
Cooper, opposed by former Repre-
sentative ]. Ridley Mitchell and j
Bailey Wray, Knoxville attorney
Senator Stewards race for another
term pits him against Edward w
Carmack, jr., Murfreesboro attorney
and DR.. John r. Neal, Knoxville
law school teacher.
Nominees for 10 congressional
seats are to be chosen, but only
two face opposition in the primary
Nomination in all races Is tanta.
mount to election.
Evening star., 1942-08-06

American warplanes shot down IA
enemy planes in three recent battles
over the Pacific and in China with
out loss Of a pilot and that. 1t. Gen.
H. H. Arnold, the Army Air Forces
chief says, is the answer to state
ments that japanese Zero fighters
excel ours.
Thirteen of the vaunted Jap zeros
wer among the bag. reported by the
War Department yesterday.
In one engagement, previously un-
publicized, a lone Army heavy
bomber Of the Boeing Bit type was
attacked by six enemy fighters July
81 near Wake Island, while on a
Photographic mission.
The huge bomber's guns destroyed
four of the attacking planes.-three
Zeros and one believed to be Ger
man Heinkel 112-and the Two le-
naming enemy planes fed.
At least 10 Zeros were destroyed
by American Army pilots when the
Japanese attacked Hengysng, air.
port in China July 80 and 81, the
department said.
The first day a force Of ~ zeros
attacked Hengyang. United State!
pursuit ships shot down four o1
the Zeros without loss to themselves
The following day. said the de-
partment, IS Zeros repeated the at
tack, but Is American pilots, flying
Curtiss P-40 pursuit planes, shot
down six of the Japanese aircraft
destruction of which was confirmed
and probably accounted for three
others. Again, the department said
no planes or pilots were lost.
These results" Gen. H. H
Arnold declared, speak for them
selves and give ample answer tt
those who maintain that our enc
mics have better flying equipmen
than we have"
A communique issued by 1t. Gen
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Fire Couqht En- Route

DENVER P.-When Train Con-
ductor A. J. Crosby discovered, 4
miles outside the city limits, that
freight car filled with lumber was
blazing, he telephoned ahead to the
city fire department.
When the freight train reached
the first fire plug inside the city
limits, a fire company was waiting
and extinguished the flames.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
u. S. Victories Explode Theory
|Zeros Excel, Arnold Says

Joseph w. Stillwell's headquarters
Saturday in Chungking said that in
the July 30-31 battles over Hengyang
the American pursuit pilots downed
13 of the improved-type Zeros and
four Japanese bombers, losing four
of their own planes but no pilots.
Four more enemy planes were listed
as probably destroyed in the two
days fighting.
Evening star., 1942-08-06

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lleberoies i6einen Die forblolen
9lutforperhen 5ur Gernihtl,ng bes
@egners nod bofterientotenoe Stoife
aus (Nntitorinc) aeaeu obiee Sori'
nc. M'0htig entbrennt Nun Der
&ohlpf in ser Wlnloe uno ibrer llm-
acbung 5piihen ocn ,rnier 2ebcn per-
teibiaenoen ShutfrGiteu nnb ben le-
bcn5erltorenbcn &ronfb eitsfeimen.
@olo tut, ii6 bies mh flmb.
9em olsbolo fGnat sic @llnoe an al
illden unb ihmer5en, ein 3eihen, Dob
es sort beib beroebt.
Satten mir in Sriebens5eiten bes
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NhotHo4R"<1WM
WAR BONDS

Ships Of the Destroyer type COM
prise the bulk Of our fighting ships
in the American Navy. Their aver
age displacement is about 1900 tons,
and they are fast, powerful, and
hard hitting. They have been par
ticularly effective in convoy duty and
gave a good account Of themselves
in the Coral Sea engagement. They
cost approximately $3,600,OO0 each.
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Seilperfabren eingeleitet, oenu bieieS
liu6t bie etma eingeOrllngenen idmrt,
5igen uno i11bli6en Stofie aus Ser
&unbe >peg5uipiilen, oIio be iiberats
nDtige Eeinignng au beluirfcn.
8alo eerinnen at ser 2uit oetpille
Ifolerige 9cItanoteile oes 9lute5
(5ibrin) nno biloen eineu EropIelL
Shprf eenonnt, Ser oie 8unbe nad
olBen abl6lieBt uno iie baburh boz
Serrnreinisung, por 9rud umo StoB
I6iitt.
9urb iebe Gerlebune lno ober
al'd) piele fleine 8lutgefoBe serrilien
- oober bie glutung - sic unieren
&orper i'l un5dbliaer Mense als o,l-
berlte Ser5tpeiaung oes 9lutgeidBs
lpitems ipie cine Nobrenleitllne burd),,
5iebeu. Man bebenfe MN, melhc bell
lcie ltnoronung ionit in elmer Sob
renleitllng entltebt, iuenn irsenomo 3.
9. ein @oiierrobr plobt; lofort mus
Der Sonptbobn aeldlolien 1no Die
gauge Seihrng ltiugelegt lperben. Ser
nurd Die Serpunhung unter6rohene
8lutlunlollf oarf feinen Auecnblid
| ltiQltebelt, mcil ionlt bos 2ebcu iber-
baupt allfbort.
gSie bilft li6 nl,n oie 9tot,1r? IurG
oos geromene 9lut, sen Sdnrf Der
ltopft lif cinIo1 sic perlebtc Stclte
gang bon ielblt, lno es bilbcn ld in
ocr~ llnlacblng neuc tleine 9lutrobr-
der, lpelhe Oie berltopften sloern er-
etel llno oen glutllnlolf iibcrncb=
: men. 8alb finbet Iogar einc bebcl.
teno bermcbrte 9lutjufubr ltott, 90
nit noglid)lt iGneu nele @cpebs5el>
len unh neltcs Sleild) erlest merocn
fonnen; oenn glut lit ser ,,Scbcns-
ioft'', aus oem alle onoeren @ebIloe
oes &orpers eutltebeu. 9llr0 per-
nlebrten 8lut5uflllb lit oud) Sic lint.
eebung Ger 8unoe serotet, onges
idpoIlell lnb iebr parln.
SIT enoli6 oas nelle @eipebe fertig
uno cine friihe Saut oarii6er aebil=
BET, bann bat Der Shorf ieine Sd)uI-
bigfeit ols 8eIhiiber eetan; er faat
ab. 9as oles .betpirtt Oie iiiriorgIihe
0f1tter 9totl,r gan5 pon Ielbit pDne
Silfe. 8eim gelebrtelten neoi5lni=
ihen 9roIelior finoet Sic Selling
niht bollfonmener Itott ols beim
miloen Golfe.
9tun fonlnelt aber all1 9SlmOen
Dor, BET ocnen gleid Sic critic eini-
9nng blrd altSfliebenoes @llt feblt
9fonentli6 BET Itarfen Guctlhungen
rollcn iid sic 5erralllten 8lutgefdBe
5lllonmlelt uno berl6liebelt iid) lNnel
bnr1 @erinniel, 10 bob biele @rnoen
iaIt gar rieDt bllten. 0ober nllter-
) bleibt sic olrd) 0as flieBenoe 8lnt
ltattfinoenoc SSegipiil lnng bon
S1nulk lno Snfcftionsitoiiel, lpa5
Sen Gerlcbten zines beillauen Shut.
5es berolbt.
9e sSolgen 5eiget liG bolo. Die
I &un0c f1ngt dt 5lt eiterL lnO oie
Gitererreger, bieie boien sSeinOe llu-
| Ieres 2ebens, illdeu 6as iu 8iloung
be9rlffene 1lclle @eipebe SIT 5erltorenL
I6eioet logor nod gefdbrlide @iite
alts.
sl6er nun treten in inherent &orper
ml1nberbare Shutfrdfte ouf, Sic nit
Sen Gitererregern einen ipiitenoen
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d Die weltberuehmte
St. Benedict Wund-Sa1be

Erprobtes Heilmittel gegen allie Arten Won
alien und frischen Wunden. Geschwueren,
GeWaechsen, BiSswunden. Karbunkeln, usw.
Bite Geld nur durch Post Money Order zu
schicken. - Keine Stamps. 60 Cents die
Schachtel bel: J. l.. STAAB. 17209 Valley
view Avenue. Cleveland. Ohio.
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Mift,pOdj, Sen 80. eeptember 1912
'Huskunft
u. g., @is.

oSipIISHtttNJA DupSN' ~'>te>tJt O'NJ~t'
audi anoere 2e]er baslclbe Dor. Sier
lit es:
Das einfabite Gerfabren, 9rmben-
ipein o,t maben, lit folgenbes: Man
pfliidt bie 8einbeeren bon ben Sten=
:eeln nno ipaidt iie eriinofi6 1T fol
tenn @oller. 9ie Srallben Iollten in
boiler Heife iein, oamit oer 9ein
niht a,t iauer miro i,no man niht 10
biel 3uder brai,dt. Damn iperoen Die
Xrauben aerql,etid)t, enttpeoer in ei.
1ter Ereiie poer in einent Steintopt
mittels eines Stampfers, poranf
man 'bie nollitdnbig serqnetIhtea
Srauben in eine,m aroben Sadhcl'
felt auspreBt. Sot nlmt cine Sanb-
preiie 5ltr Sanh, 10 lit bas ansprel.
len lei6ter nnb griinhliber. Gen &c,
tponneneu Gait miidt mau nlm nit
3nder; fir gelpobnlid) 9ibt nlan 5tpel
gf1tno olf cine @allone Saft. am
belten l0it man Sen ,3nfer porerlt in
mormem &aiier a,lf. Gen nit 3uf=
Ter nerlnilbten SrallbenIait brugt
man nlln in ein rcines 5ob. bos man
nidt eon5 bis gum Spunblob olf-
fiiQt, ioboB ga,tnt fiir sic @urlutg
bleibt. 9as spnnolod beoedt n,on
NIT einenl eroben sud- (Gbcele
glotb), ,tm SSniefteu nnb anbere l(n.
reinigfeiter feru5ubalten. .
Dos SOB bleibt nun uuaeltort lir'
gen, bis ser ltarfe &drnnospro5eb
norbei lit, ipas etma 10 bis IL Sag
oauert. Nian borf in5miiben nidt
beri0un,ei, Iroltberioft ooer 3nfer~
tpoiier noh5lteieBelL oenn burb bie
@1rlng miro tdeli6 piel ssliilligfelt
aus be,n Sob getrieben. SIT Die ltarfe
@dr,ulg porbei, 10 Iett man ben Oar
ipnno allf. 9erielbe bleibt luftoicbt
beridlo{ieu i,u Spuubloh, bis lid im
@los oes @GrIpinos feline 8lasben
ntebr aeigen. 9ann miro oas Sob
Iuftoid)t perforft. gtad) etpa 6 Mp=
noten lit ser gSein trintbar. Vtan
fam i'm nun anf Slolden alebell, ie.
bod NIT einem SGblalb, oantit man
oie ltureilliafeitcn pom 8ooel llibt
aniriibrt. SSH man i'm in ein oll.
beres sSab fiille,L 10 nllB oaslclh'
iebr rein iein. gs eriibrigt npo6,1 eiu
@ort iiber bas Reiuiaen oes, sSolleS
bei5liiigen. Gin ldpn gebranbtc5
poer o1O Elm nel1es Sab Iollte griino-
Iidb eereinigt perben, lpel1n nton Ell
men glten ,lno baltborcn 8eln Do~
ben ipill. aRnn fiiQe bas SOB, ie
nod ser @roBe, nit @ol5foblc (eil1s
Sanopoa at ieber @allone gSaiier),
oie man ilts Ieere sSaB giebt. 9os
Sab iollte lpcnigItel1s SIT Greipertei
nit @oiier lmo Goblc allfgefiiat mcr-
ben. Dtan perlhlieBt es lnO rol(t
nno idiittelt bos Sob tiglid). ST.
5tpei biz brei Sagen 1eert man eS
aus, ldBt es trodne1, iuorauf es g..
fhipefelt miro. 9ieS -Gerfabrcn lit
1ebr eillfad. 0far bdltgt cine bren
nenbe Sdmefelferse rlittelS zines
Grabtes in bas Sob lulo labt etlldc
Stltnoen bic S6luefeloiinite auf oos
Sob ipirfen. 0ann fam man eS ipic-
berunl nit narmem Waiier altsipii=
len unb es lit nun fertig 5ur s(nf>
nabme bes ,Srallbenlaftes. 3ieles
Gd)nefeln lit abIolut n0tig, banit allt
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leits, llno bas Satansreib, Iosgelolt
bon Gott. Sonobl IN Sriebens. ais
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