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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-09

WAao16NuIOH Win 40 -
an~ congressional fs<> n Tteee
days s<n<rsi slsetisn ue~ aee1r1
tbs nspubliesa party saturday -
ran their gains 70 ni1@ sennfs -
"A house s<&ks for the nev 60
sr<<s eonsen.nx Jan. :
MT fn<y faded 70 9pset ueme-
exstse eontrol "a either ehAmn1s
.lfheaxn the Dsmeefnls fnce >
tlehf sqs<<x@ 10 the boua> wnege
they h.s< ~ sppefen< majerlzy
II only eight.
Ths COP tailed 70 uzn thelF 80
to 10 When WelIinHton .. unnH1A
Repabsiexn candidate n Mce1rmA
eon<ed<d defeat % pemo<ra1te -
eumb<nt James 4. Murray.
TIE lone congressional raco 80
Undecided 10 for the coa<ee< -
callfornis's I'd district ~here
Democratic incumbent - inne
polIed a. ss7 votes u -. 7o@ 80
Republican James Abbey With =
prscincfz unfeporfcd The conters
may not b declded until <ot. ,
~hen i.zoo .bsenlse bsiiofe -
counted
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-09


With the election over. the 10
sue is expected TO Be revived.
One Of the major sources Of az
gravafion on the part Of church
leadership Is the tendency Of Ger
tain politicians to interpret the
Lee amendment as a chureh-spon-
sored move. This. the ehuFehmsn
contend. Il not true. They are
emphatic in pointing out that
while some Of them may agree
with the purpose Of the Lee mea-
sure. most q them do not approve
tactics which attempt 10 exploit
the present emergency for the pur-
pose Of forcing dry measures
through Congress.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-09

NEW nGl1x - "A inrrs
force 81 Amesfsan pIones ruI<o6
ihs decks u Jspases1- bst1 nen~
ssen. burma. rsi1ay. 4 w. -
noune<d saturday.
Tn raid. whl<h wss aIr~cte4 -
dseks ard ssippsnn n nsnGppe
hsfher. tsok tbe Jspsnees ~ n11rs
pris<. an Am~riean somm1ni@1ro
said 1n<f~ wes NJ attemcf - -
trfs<ptiss ~ th~ sn<my sn1 AntDs
aircraft fire was s4eereleHntly
weak.
'-rhs ie1s q. ,. ~ eeeeo
h>wn~ss sse
sfn1oy so1no1Ie1
~ semmeul1ee 1euhe -
shsppsss - nneGeee Nes. 9
~ Nk<1ey evem No. 80
ss11e.- ~ esmmnn6Gse -
"eoeey lasGs en111us n~uuno
wess 1sspp~@-
~AIfbozxh eiov<ls oHe<nr<d pere
u the fsfB<t sfsz. hiIs were -
served On ~sfe'sssw~s and 3 nmni1
shlp rse<is>d : direct M
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-09

Irritation 81 ehurchmen fiared
into open resentment IN cineinnati
as the result Of comment about
churches and the drys. made b. U.
3. Senator Robert A. Taft and
Congressman Charles II. Eiston u
Cincinnati IL the course Of
speeches IN which they stated that
they would vote against the Lee
amendment. Following these sa-
dressez, the Methodist ministers q
the city adopted a resolution ex-
pressing resentment against all
intolerant and dsrogatOry refer
ences 70 the drys made b. politi-
eizns Of the Tsft-Elston type.
We acknowledge the right Of
Continued on Page s. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-09
Country Not Ready for
Prohibition But Name
Callinq Is Resented

Highightng the religious news Of the week the re-
action the contest drying the army camps Re
sponbe church leaders asked by what they describe
campaign TO proponents OF dry ea-
sures blnenoses" bent forcing return Of prohoi-
ton
The issue has sharply focused by the nationwide
debate surrounding Senator Lees pending amendment 10
the bill drafting IL and - year old which would forbid
the sale Of liquor and around and navy training
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-09
Blast Nazis
AT Sialingrad
And Nalchil

MOSCOW The Red army. an
couraged by Premier Josef Stains
promise Of an early offensive
against a weakening foe. hurried
the Germans from fortified points
In stslingrad and blasted them
with armored trains In the Nalchik
area Of the Caucasus Saturday.
The Germans were pinned down
or retreating everywhere and suf.
fering continual. big losses. as
stain issued an order Of the day
on the 75th anniversary Of the
Russian revolution. telling his
army that u had put 5000 900
Of the soviet's enemies out Of
action.
staIingrad. which Stain
said the Germans had meant
20 take last July Is. fought
fl-rceiy In its 18th dss Of
siege.
.. A Soviet unit In . factory
area fof Northern stslingradl dis
lodged the enemy from two forth
fled points and wiped out . COM
pany 200 menu" the noon com
mnnique said. In the southern
sector Of the city, they demolished
nine piliboxss and wiped out 100
Germans
The Germans have lost a total
Of al least 1000 men killed 10
stalingrad during the last "a
hours.
Northwest ~ staiingrad.
battalion (i.g00 mss) Of is-
fsnfry.
An Italian reeoDnaissanes DE-
tachmsnt waa "eompieteiy rosit.
ed" the noon eommuniqvs said.
The eommanlqDe revealed for
the first time that two arfnorsd
trains had been thrown Into the
fight southeast Of Halehik and 10
six-hour battle had destroyed 10
tanks. an armofed vehicle and =
plane ana dispersed two companies
Of Infantry. Armored trains mad
played an important part In 50.
Wet successes in the Meziok area,
80 miles notheast 81 Naienlk.
where tins Germans lost 30 10 ~
per cent Of their forces In a 10.
week campaign.
On another section soufb-
east Of Nalehik tive Germaa
regiments is.geo nssaJ and
tasks were rrpslised sfth
heavy iess~s. The sssist high
command had not reported In
four DAYS any Germsn prog
res TOW ard the CFszsy cd
flelds aBd 0rdxhsnikldxe. trf-
mimi. Of Two military roads
TO the southern Caucasus.
East Of Tuapse naval base on
the Black sea. where the Initiative
Nas Russian. Soviet units sur
rounded 40 Of ths enemy and
wiped them out 70 a man. the noon
e0mmuniqus said.
Stain. ia an order u the day on
the z5th anniversary Of the Rus
sian revolution. told the Ped army
i had put 5000 900 Of the Soviet :
enemies out Of action.
The enemy's strength already
u undermined and approaching
the limit he SAD.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-09

OLYMPIA - Gov. Arthur =
I.anslIs SATURDAY sppo.nisd Henry
Is. Ramsey u faalmsn ard , g
Haley Of Tacoma to fiii vacancies
On the washington state Dsfsns<
Council. Haley IL chairman ef th~
state salvage COMMITTEES and Ram
sey mas been sefiss IN dealing sitb
farm problems throughout th<
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-09
Quart Limit
Per Week on
Hard Liquor

Liquor Saturday joined the
ranks of rationed commodities
when the state liquor board an
nounced only one quart or two
pints a week would be sold TO each
individual permit holder.
Up to Saturday individual buy
ers were permitted TO purchase
three quarts or five pints a day.
The heavy flood OF buying and
threatened depletion of liquor
stocks led the board to ration
liquor. Wines and ales will not be
rationed. only hard liquor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-09
Registration
AIS Schools.

Howard X. Goold. superintend-
ent OF Tacoma schools. announced
Saturday gas rationing registra-
tion would take place Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. Nov. u. u
and II, in Tacoma schools. Reg
istration will be between the hours
OF 2:30 and 9 p. m. Thursday and
Friday. and between 10 and 2 Sat
urday.
Nine schools In all VIII be
opened for registering on
these dates.
Those persons living In ration
board 27-l will register at Stadium
high school. No. LIST and r St;
Jason Lee junior high. So. 9Th and
sprague ST.: Mason junior high.
No. 2sth and Medison. and Nc
Carver junior high, SO. 2lst and
] 1T.
Ration board 27-3 at Gray jun
Tor high. So. 60th and Cedar St.
and Fern Hill school. So. 5sth and
Park ave.
Ration board TIA at I'm
coin high school. 30. s7th and
q st.; Stewart junior high
school. 30. 50th aud Pacific
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-09
Order Jacobs
To Callows
For Murder

Row willard Jacobs. convicted
murderer q tao ruyslinp police
officers. vas sentenced Saturday
"a die On the ksllows ~ wails
walls prisen.
Superior Judge Ernest n. Card
overruled defense motlonr Tor =
so-day continusnce % argument.
and for q new trial. ard oFdsr=d
Jacobs brought before the bar foe
sentence.
he s.ird Jsrsbs " there
we're anything further he
could sss Why Isdxmess and
sentence should not ~ pro-
souaced spss him.
I'm innocent % the whole pnzi.
ne=a.~ was all Jacobs ssid.
Then came the Hateful words
from the court. In secor.Ianes with
the verdict Of the jury which tried
IN, case
-. that You be hanged by the
neck until dead"
Jacobs said no more. fie showed
no emotion. lie showed none At
anytime during the trial.
Judge Card dia nat ae~iH-
nate . date for the executios.
That Il set In the Death war
rant which the esnff does not
slgn until after Inc statutory
tins for appeal has passed.
Meanwhlls Jacobs was remand.
ed 10 tho sheriff. who In turn Sss
directed 10 turn this prisoner over
10 the superintendent Of the state
Penitentiary At walis waiia.
Defense Counsel Maurice kadlsh
opened the hearing before Judge
Gard Saturday by asking 5o-dsy
time allowance 10 obtain sffldavits
Of remote Witnesses. including .
former MeNsil Island federal pris.
on official now In issas. II the
Japanese witness. Ada. not pro-
dncod during tho trial. and UNDER
stood 10 he In = concentration
camp. of II Clarence d. Lake Of
the army. who slso could mol Be-
produced during tbs trial
Prosecutor Thar q. Tsiief-
sou reslsied the motion fog .
continuance. srEuea that fhsse
had been ample Tins for ne
defense .. pfedsss any ma
tsfiai witnesses. and that
tho.s kzalsh ssw props~~d 10
use for delay csnId nat ssa-
trsbnf. ANY material new ssi-
deaes.
The court denied the motion for
delay and heard kadlsh ou his no-
ton for a new trial.
Kadlah reviewed ths case.
charged trial error in allowing vii.
nesses TOT prosecution 10 refer TO
the fact that Jacobs had been a
prisoner II Mcneil Island and IN
other regards.
Reference. 10 Jsesb~' Term
al Mcneil had forced Jacobs
"sgaisst his Wilt" .aa against
hls constitutional rights. 10
take fhs sifae>. stand and
diselsss his ifsprissssseat ca .
prior esasirsios under the
Mann art.
KAdlnh declared he had been told
that some woman on the jury had
been heard 10 remark that this
mans no damn good
Bat Judge Card ruled there had
been no error. that Jacobs had had
= fair trial. And the doom va
pronounced.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-09
Genoa Target
OF Raj Bombs

Io<D0< A sI9ans fafnafIau
az Ro.al Air fore hsmb>fs. smash.
!. ,,.,. :. ,..,-.....~ r......
'"e anu n~"P~F "" W
inforcs the hHfd-pf~ss<d Nefth
African Axis forces. fslded ttsnss
aur'nk shs n'Eh'' " w an
npineea ss'afasy'
The raid wss said 10 h<ve ne<n
s.noneent rated ara nleess.dsI. |"
,.lv txa Al the fosr~ M h~svv
ha,ns~,. ,h., .a.as the 1 s<up uIls
,..na-,r,o fl,snf scras. ths Aim
f.,lsa 1. return.
:. a.. a.. A.. A. "a.
-
80 an . ISL -. - -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-09
Mallory Is y
Appointed to
Hiqh Court

Effective Monday. Superior
Judge Joseph b. Maliery Of Ia
coma will become = member Of
the state supreme court and Ernest
y. Freeman OF the firm Of VII.
hanson Freeman and Borenkow.
will succeed TO Maliery's position
on the Pierce county bench.
Announcement OF the appoint
ment was made public Saturday
by Gov. Arthur Il. I.anglie at
Olympia.
Judge MaIiery was elected
TO the supreme court In his
own right In the Nov. ; cleo
ton, but the death this fall
Of Justice John n. Main left
vacancy prematurel, which
the governor now has filled
by appointment Of the Justice
elect.
Freeman said Saturday he had
been notified by Gov. Langlie of
his appointment and would assume
his position on the superior court
bench here actively as soon as
he can dispose OF private business
matters, which might require from
10 days to two weeks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-09
FORMED PARTNERSHIP

lie first formed a law partner
ship here with Anthony J. swindle.
and then for a while was azsoci-
sted with the late Marshall X.
Smell until 1910 when he became
partner with George G. William
son with whom he has been con-
tinuously associated 81 years.
The late w. {. BroenkOw was
taken into the firm In 1920. The
firm for some years has had Of
fees In the Fidelity building.
Mr.. Freeman and his family
have resided at t23 No. Sheridan
ave. since 1889. after some 10
years residence At Browns Point.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-09
CAN'T GET DELIVERIES

tr.. -
A''hui : u'.o'' Voa'u mem
yer, Sa'u '"e S'".o was 49, -
a..o" l'' go " s, -
~.y "
uisei',ei
liar to sugar ration books will be
issued late next week ana 'he
permit holoer wili ne gwen one
good Tor oz weeks. ne must pur-
chase the weekly ration Oh hquo'
curing 'ne periou ai'o~eu, 'ne
same as win sugar OF 'ne oo"Pon
expires.
Only one quart or two pints
can be purchased before the
books are issued. Both pints
must he bought at the same
time. Liquor stores will stamp
the back Of permit until books
are issued.
LIQUOR rationing will mark the
end of special permits which were
issued certain BUYERS who wanted
large quantities for parties. Nor
will any more sales be made 10
clubs until a quota for each club
can be figured out, Hutton said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-09
TERM UP IN 1914

As Judge, Freeman will serve
until 1914 when Judge Malierys
term would end. Mallery normal
~ would have taken office next
January at Olympia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-09

O16ef seeeeeI
s<hs9e -. nosn1p~ness 4
New 1osmpnn1sp ~ 1sees .
WEBSTER -. 1pee>see =
ns>sss c~1lenp - reuo1e =
nswssss n. noeine =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-09

Freeman was born Sept. 30,
1888. at Emmetsburg. Iowa. where
he completed his elementary
schooling. He graduated with q
law degree from University Of
Iowa in 1905, but did not begin
his practice until after his ar
rival In Tacoma Sept. u. 1907.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-09

Freeman Il widely known In
Tacoma where he began his
law practice In 1907. He has
served Tacoma Bar associa-
ton ~ president and h a past
president of Tacoma kiwanis
club. In July this year. the
lawyers Of the sixth congress
sIonaI district elected him Co
the board of the state Bar
association.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-14
OATH MAY SHOW
of the Cleveland Museum of Art

draws record crowds at the Path
May Show of the Cleveland Mu-
scum of Art to run through June
7, with 32l artists displaying 1884
objects.
Katherine Gruener Lange's
"They also Serve wins first prize
in sculpture, a beautiful mother
and child in cast stone.
Wray Manning getsthree frsts.
for the oil Escape, the. portrait
"Here is Nancy" and August
Still Life, and a second in, oil
figure composition, in which Paul
B. Travis is first with Orchids.
Carl Gaertner receives a special
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-14
Dte Deimatsfront

fir notwithstanding Graeusniiie;
, 3eitungen upo 3eitidriften, 9reiie
fir Giienbabnen unb @uiie unb fir
lbeatertarten, friihes Gentle. Mus-
genommen hit Brot.
6rage: Sinh &oditpreiie fit Sc.
bcnsmittel in &otels unS 3eitaurants
genoiien, feltgeiett?
Mntuort: Nein. 0asu miro Die
grobe 8%onfurrcn5 fir niebrige Yrei-
lie iorgen.
Jrage: @as lit unter 0ienItlei-
ltllngen gu periteben?
Mnttport: NGe Mrbeiten bon Wa.
id)ereien. @einigungsanitalten, Mutos
mobil1perfltdtten ui1u. iino barunter
ou beriteben. Musgenommen iino sic
administrations uno Die E1tigteiten
Der Griieure.
Graee: @ir6 audi @runbbeiis er,
fabt?
Mntport: Nein. &ausberf1ilfe fino
bon Sohltpreiien ausgeifloiien.
Graee: @ie tpiro %itrafbar porea.
gangen?
Nnttport: Das Yreisfcntrouamt
tann iih an Sic 8erihte tpenoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-14

Some supplies have been carried
to China by air during recent
months. Certainly we in America
cannot let China down at this stage.
She has been and will contin re to
play a very important role in re-
sistance to the Axis powers.
DEPORTS tell us the shipbuild-
~ ing program is making great
strides, already exceeding produc-
ton schedules of a few months ago.
But requirements for shipping space
are increasing at a still faster pace.
From shipbuilding centers along
the Eastern seaboard come reports
that one of the difficulties is the
attitude of some of the workers who
want to take time off for other
things, farming, fishing and perhaps
other pursuits which they have fol-
lowed heretofore.
l have too much respect for the
patriotism of the American working
man to feel that the proportion who
would this attitude could be
very large.
Nevertheless, ii these reports have
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-14

ana,t nod England, Der mad ieines
@aters Cob beiien pIan tueiter Der.
folgte, unb nad)oem ct bie &errihaft
fur5e 3eit nit Sem legitimen eng.
liiten Qonig G0muno geteilt batte,
a1einiger a6nig nuroe. Smut Der
@robe regierte big 1895 uno iein
Sobn &artbatnut Bis 1O42. Wit ibnl
erIoih bas oGniide @onieseeidledt
uno Sic Gngldnoer ertp1blten einen
engliiden Qolen. @buaro Den Be.
feuner. gum &onig. 9amit tpar oie
Herionalunion atuiiden DGnemarf
uno ENGLAND mieSer auieeI0it, uuo
bon baniider settle tp,roe fcin Der.
iu@ semadt. iie uieoerber3uitelIen.
Tamit lit oieie i'm ollgemeinen
tpenig befannte 5iemlia fomplioierte
Heriooe Ser 8itinser.S mpaiionen Oh.
a%eidloiien. Mber peun sic leste Sn.
oaiton Gnelanos i'm Sabre 1866, sic
sem bel,tigcn GaeIan6 einen nod
ltarfcren Stempel ~aufgeoriidt bat
als Sic Sdniiden GinfdIle. au1 nidt
bon Sen noroiiden @ifineern fam.
10 paren es bod ibre Madtomme,1
Der noroiiden Wifineer, Die iid in
Der Norman6ie feitgeiett, BORT from.
aoiiihe Sprad)e ,no ISitte aneenom-
men batten uno unter Gibruns Don
Wilbelm Sem Groberer sic Serridaft
iaber Gnglano an iid riiien. 0ieie
Snuaiion Ser Normanen mar Die
lette ser iid) bon 700 Biz 1866 er-
itredenSen &eimiudungen gnglanos.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-14
Burma Road Blow Is Liehtened
By Airplane Freight To China
Bv censrsssman Frances ?. BoIsen

any basis at all it is bound to inter-
fere with the production of the
things we need most of all-ships.
CONTROL of initiation is natural
~ ly the chief topic of converse
ton and of study here on Capitol
Hill.
Only two of the many sugges-
tons eem to require legislation
additional taxes and the recon-
mendation for parity prices for agri-
cultural products on the basis of
l909-l913 price levels instead of the
present parity figure, 1909 of those
prices.
An ever growing number of those
studying the initiation problem are
coming to the conclusion that too
much emphasis has been put on ex-
cess purchasing power, that wage
sterilization is a large factor in on
trolling threatened initiation.
AS new taxes become more and
"A more imminent, demands for
the elimination and reduction of
non-war spending become stronger.
Members Of the Congress who have
hammered on this indeed welcome
such expression from the country.
CORREGIDOR hes fallen! The
~ unbelievable courage and endny.
orcc OF a tsae people a come TO an
md, bat the light of their faith, the
m~agHt;ccnce OF their courage auW
E.1c:;. end.
There are no ocords 7vith sCk:ch to
express sehat is IN tie heart at such
moments. Let rs oil sathcy turn to
tie Eternal God, laying upon His
Heart oar Soyyoc, taking from His
Ligkt fresh courage ard renczved
JAIL. We need say little, zee need to
do much, and all ia His Name.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-14

award for three landscapes.
OF over 200 water colors VIII
liam Sommer's Pink Snow" gets
a special award; Marion Bryson's
"The Pink Fingers of Spring"
ranks first.
In pottery Esther Marshall
Stills gets a special award. Irene
Anabel Aiken gets first prize.
Firsts in Jewelry go to Adolph A.
Kawa in enameling on metal to
Charles B. Jerery; in silverware
other than jewelry to Dorothy
Kirsop. John S. Selby ranks first
in photography. Henry G.. Keller,
not in competition, has some fine
water colors.
Many other distinguished ar
lists are in the show, including
Natalie and William c. Grauer,
Rolf Stoll, William J. Eastman.
Elizabeth A.. Seaver and Grace v.
Kelly.
Director William M. Milliken
reports that previous May Shows
have sold $50 objects totaling
$2Oo.656.
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Gn9lanS Wutin1tt,
JnuaRenett


Seit ndbeou 900 Sabren lit Ser
@pben Gnelanos bon feinem trent.
ben Solbaten betreten tuoroen. .pas
Bel. ben gngl6nbern uno Sen aonti.
nentaIen einen itarten Gauben an
BITE ltnbeaminslidfeit Ser ensliiden
Smell tuadien licB. Die friibere Sc.
fhidte G%nglanos oagcgen peib bon
elmer enoloien Mn5abl Don Snpoiio-
men au beridten. Nidt nur, oab sic
auaeliadien, sic Stammpdter ser
beutigcn gnaIdnoer, bie Sniel er,
oberten, AUDI iie ielbit mubten bon
ibren germaniiden 0ettern aus Dem
Noroen cine Snpaiion nod ser on
teren eroulocn.
SIN Sabre 700 tpuroe mitten i'm
Grieoen Elm aloiter an Der 4iiite
observation-disclosures bon @itingern
ausoeplinoert. 0ie Be~itiirsung I'M.
ter Der @du0lferuns NOR erob. umio
,nebr. ole It'd bic @aubaiiee ser @if.
finger itdnois tpieoerbolten uno ale
4iilten beimgciudt mur0en, Ser
@ioeritano suur idtpad; .Senn bas
2ano mar in fleine &oniereide auf.
sejplittert. suie @eiier. gHer, 'sui.
ier; Mercia. Sent uno anoere. unS
Die SnieI. in Der Siderbeit ibrer ST.
TEL. ben auf 0rieg als 2%ebensunter-
bait angetpieienen Nor6leuten ,tt,t
terleeeu. Nm idlimntteu tuirfte iid
per Ianeel elmer Gotte aus; benn
ste emit ieeec,uanoten Sadien uno.
angeln batten 0te Seefabrt oerlernt.
Mber tpie es beute nod lit. 10 tpar es
fhon oomals: Das Muitreten zines
6i,6eren 'Geinoes fdjaf sic girbeit
i'm Snnern. ggbert uon @eifer -
: 802 bis 500 - oermofte england
uuter fid au einen uno ben @a,.6.
einf6lIen eineu or9aniiierten @ioer.
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