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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-16

At the final meeting Of the
members of the Utica Congre-
gational Church held recently it
was voted 10 send check fer
Sl9500 10 the Sigma Gamma
hospital school for crippled chill
dren, near Mount Clemens. This
Is in addition TO the $3.50 voted
10 the Rotary for use in land
scaping the honor roll at the
park Articles of Dissolution
have been filed by the church.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-16

A B. Arnoldy, who recently
entered service, is now Military
Government special prove
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-16

Frank Chapoton left Thursday
night to spend few days with
his son, Eugene, who is stationed
AT Atlanta, Ga.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-16

Lieut. Plat, OF the Chrysler
proving ground, has moved TO
the Siemen house vacated by MIR +.
and Mrs. Earl Siemen. Mrs.
Platt will join him next week,
coming frmo the south.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-16

Charles 0. CriSSman. Mrs.
Edith Breede and Miss Nancy
Crissmsn attended the Preston
reunion on Sunday.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-16

In the absence Of William
Kraft, lay delegate, the report
of the district convention of the
Lutheran Church held at Grand
Rapids recently, was read by
Rev. Louis c.. Heinecke Sunday
morning al Trinity Lutheran
Church. Mr.. Kraft, a city coun-
Gilman, was absent on city bust
ness.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-16

marshal and will attend the gen.
eral school at Leland Stanford
University in California.
Work is progressing rapidly
on the Merkel and Naumaier
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-16

Mary Jean Hawley is the guest
of Nancy Pointer in Detroit for
few days.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-16

John Short, Melvin Kidd, DR..
Thos. Kerns, and Russell Cross
man returned Tuesday from a
few days fishing trip at Grand
Marias.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-16

AT the annual meeting Of the
official board of the Utica Meth
odist Church, officers for the
ensuing year were elected as
follows Guy Cummings, presi-
dent; Kenneth Ellsworth. vice
president, and Mrs. Otto Hecker,
secretary.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-16

Utica citizens and residents Of
Hall and Auburn roads got
view Of the japanese submarine
when il was taken from Pom
tiac TO Mount Clemens on Sun
day.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-16

A. G SUMMERS and niece, Miss
Kate circuit, visited in Detroit
on Sunday.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-11-17

EARL NEWCOMB, JR.
CHRISTMAS GREETINGS
TO MY HUSBAND AND SON
EARL NEWCOMB, SR.
(Sea Bees)
AND
EARL NEWCOMB, JR.
MARINE Corps)
UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN"
Mother, Barbara, Jim and
Scraps
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-11-17

HOLIDAY GREETINGS >%ts>~
To My Husband and Sons
NJ E. Sweeper, Eng Sea Bees,
Bobbe Sweeper M. M. &c, and Pfc. Hearshe Holmes
God and bring you home safe
Mickey Arthur and Thelma Wheeler and Vivian
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-11-17

ALFRED w. DOVE
SEASONS GREETINGS
=
ALFRED
(Sgt. Alfred w. Dove)
Our thoughts and hearts are al
ways with you. May the New Year
bring victory and a speedy return
to you and all your buddies.
Dad, Nom, Carl, Lucille, Gertrude
and Earl, Waneta and Joe
and Families
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-11-17
TO OUR SAILORS
J. r. NOTTINGHAM, S &c
JAMES NOTTINGHAM, S BE

(Uncle Nephew)
GOD BLESS YOU
R-Gerry family Homer and family,
Olive Maggie and girls.
To Grand
Nottingham
Mrs. Stubbefed family
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-11-17

THEODORE MODE ARTHUR MODE
SEASONS GREETINGS
Er-- = TO
THEODORE and ARTHUR
(Pfc. Theodore Mode and AfC Arthur Mode)
Love and good luck and may you be with us soon.
Dad and Family
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Registsred L. ratsst oalss

The war Hitler is said 10 have
Stormcd.
1T is entirely your own fault
that YOU are in this prcdica-
ment. II il absolutely impos-
sible for the German army Ia
help on such "A big scale. All
reserves are already eaEmaEkea.
YOU have always insisted on
having your own way. Now
YOU come 10 me for help when
everything has gone wrong.
advised YBH mt To rntrr
the war against EaGce. bat To
await the moment outlined In
my own plans.
yet YOU tried 10 invade
southern France. I advised you
10 leave the Balkans atone, vet
YOU attacked Albania and
Greece. sforcing me 10 send
many divisions tO the Balkans.
when FL Alan eIn-MaS
reached, I wanted 10 send YOU
reinforcemcntS necessary for
the immediate conquest NJ
Egypt. You refused because
YOU wanted 10 keep the glory
of AleNandria'S capture for the
Italian army
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
VitalPartS
Of Naples
Shattered

STOCKHOLM, Aug 26 (INS)
The harbor and industrial sec
tionS of Naples. key Italian port
and manufacturing center, virtu-
ally have ceased 10 exist as a re-
suit of Allied bombingS, the Rome
correspondent of Stockholm
newspaper reported today
The erfe-s p ond c n {, Agne
Hamri, visited the bOmb-gutted
city and experienced two attacks
while there the goth and Tooth
of the war for Naples. .-
He reported that despite the
heavy damage 10 the war-produc-
ing areas, many other sections
have escaped molestation and the
city has not, in any sense Of the
word been wiped out .---
But the harbOr and indus
trial areas do not exist any
more" he declared. The dis
tricts near the harbor are
dead city My cab many times
stopped because of heaps OF
ruins In the harbOr districts and
you can hardly find one house
there that Is not destroyed
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
SECOND WAVE ARRIVES

A second wave OF LightningS
came in ID minutes later. Then
a third wave swept over the air
fields, shooting up seven parked
JunkerS-52 troop transports.
Fires were spreading rapidly
when the Middle Eastern LIBERIA
tors roared in over the FogEia
railway yards, a bottleneck on the
east coast railway, at 10000 feet
Direct hitS=wpFc- scored on an
overhead railway bridge and on
warehouses and a freight train.
Tracks were ripped by bombs.
Seven intercepting planes were
shot down None of the Liberia
tors wore lost.
The Flying FortrcSSoS were next
in the parade over Foggia. Nine
teen Axis planes were destroyed
during their attack on the air
tic!cis.=wf7sFI@6 =fa-ttEf =itttff 80 :
challenged the American heavy
weights
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
NIuSSOIini'S Downfall
Laid TO Own TrickerV'

LONDON, Aug. 26 tNSl-The
duplicIty of MusSolini in report
ing TO his own people his last
meeting with Adolf Hitler was re-
Sponsiblc for II Duces downfall,
it became known today.
That and the courage of Count
Dino Grandi former italian am
baSSador 10 Great Britain. who
gave the lie 10 the bombaStc II
Duce at a meeting OF the Fascist
grand council. spelled finis for the
modern Nero who literally
daWdled while Rome burned.
The first revelation of this
break in the Fascist ranks WAS
contained in a Reuters dispatch
from inside Europe which re-
ported that Grand, in some iun-
explained manner obtained a
transcript of the last conversation
ait.-i " '1'sffT FftiSseii7i- 7rd ~ttftfcr. ~
which the latter fatty refused
military aid on the scale de-
mandcd by Italv
When MuSSolini asked Hitler 70
send 40 tank divisions and 1000
planes so Italy could continue in
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
.3Air Fleets Rip
.Foggiid Bases in
2-Wdy Offensive

ALLIED HQ. n, Africa. Aug
26 (UP)-Tmee Allied air fleets
smashed the air bases and railway
yards at Foggia, 80 miles north
east of Naples, yesterday in a
mighty two-way offensive, round
ing out a week of unparalleled
raids on southern Italy.
Wrecked aircraft and blazing
hangers, railway cars and loco
motives were Strewn in the wake
Of the huge formations Of Lock-
heed Lightning fighter-bomberS
and Flying FortreSseS from the
northwest African air forces and
American LiberatorS from the
Middle Eastern command.
The raid stirred up strong
fighter opposition, but 26 of the
ntercepting aircraft were shot
down. Fifteen Allied planes were
lost.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Waste Paper Made Into
Victory Containers

Victory containers are carrying
Medical food and military sup
plies 20 Allied forces, everywhere
and these containers are made
from your Saltaged waste paper
4'e---.t .tt--tt=A.,-arr,x-
pcr> and especially brown papers
and Containers They are urgently
needed In this area for conversion
into overseas cartons and ammH-
milton packing Cases. To sell your
salvage ~ a dealer or 10 give 10
Charitable or other organizations,
cal a collector az Randolph s2s2.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Strikes Spread
As Danes Fight
Ndziis Rule

/, STOCKHOLM. Sweden. Aug. 26
(UP)-General strikes broke out
today in two more Danish cities
and in Copenhagen two war plants
were wrecked by sabotedrs.
Danish circles said unrest had
reached a point where the nerv-
Gus German occupation authori-
les=might patthe country Under
a military administration and in
tern King Christian X.
Copenhagen reports said work
erS had struck at Helsingoer,
north=nECepeHhaFen and just iitlst OPP
posite Sweden, and at Veje, on
Jutland, suspending production in
factories and shipyards working
for the Germans.
-The- newspaper -fSFenska Dag
bladet reported from Malmo that
the Helsingoer strike followed the
explosion Of a bomb aboard a
l0,000-ton German ship in the
harbor.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
SHORTEST CoMMUNIQUE

UNITED NATIONS HQ., Aus
tralia. Aug. % (INS)-Gen Mac
Arthur issued his shortest com
munique today. 1t said;
Due to adverse weather con-
ditions practically all air ac-
tivity outside of limited recon
naiSsance was suspended. No
material change occurred I'm the
normal activity OF our ground
troops"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
TARANTO RAIDED

Wellington bomhcrS OF The
northwest African air fore @ 5
topped off the days attacks with
a night raid on railway yards al
the southern Italy naval base
town of TTanto.
RAE HaAfaxes and Liberators
from the Middle East bombed the
railway yards at Crotone, also on
the south coast, the previous
night.
The largest number Of Light
ningS ever sent out on a strafinG
mission opened the Foggia often
sive with a hedGe-hopping blow at
the air fields at Q a. m.
The raiders set scores Of parked
aircraft ablaze. Nearly 300 AXIS
airmen and ground crews were
killed or wounded
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Reds 0venun
90 Towns, Take
Rail Junction

MOSCOW Aug rs 1NSl The
Red rmy crashed forward today
a1 along The southern front over
running more than IN villages
V.,t and northwest af Kt1rk1y
a0t crushing more than i| Cor
0a0 eHiuter-8tt8cks u the loWcr
N.r.t, basin
Tine Soviet puAh Wc>taf kA-r-
t-r which cnvCIopcd lhc railroad
Junction 0f ZCnkov placed Rus
sian SDC7rhoads 100 miles eoufh-
west of BclCorod starting point
of thc summer offensive and
within 1855 miles of kiev admin
I,ratlvc capital of the Ukraine
and railroad key to the German
pn.opor River dcfen~oS
The Moscow radio. Accord
inG tp a London broadcast --4}A
"1he victorious Rcd army is ad-
vauclnC into the Ukraine on
broad front and the Ukraine
Vfit -r rttr~ ar.rir1.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
A DEAD CITY

He said the city was dead
Tuesday. with practically all
offices and factories closed and
virtually no bus. street car, sub
way or railroad service. He said
many tunnels were blocked with
debris.
As reports continued 10 stream
in from official and unofficial
sources. air experts expressed the
opinion n a I the destruction
visited on Berlin was the greatest
ever suffered by any city in a
single attack
II was disclosed that in addi-
ton 10 twO-ton and fOur-ton
hloCk-buSterS. more than 100000
incendiarjcS were rained on the
target area during the 42-mInute
assault
Madrid dispatches said that
Gestapo Chief Himmler. now also
Germany minister of the in
terror had rushed a strong force
OF hlack-ShIrted guards TO Berlin
in army trucks 10 impose order
on the worklng-class suburbs
Travellers arriving in Vichy
were quoted by the Daily Mail as
saying that the damage inflicted
on Berlin was greater than that
received by Hamburg. Thousands
Of bodies have been recovered.
bat thousands more are believed
70 hr yrtt buried in tho debris.
The work Of putting out hundreds
Of fires had only begun, IL was
said
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Mountbdtten S
Shift Hints Drive
Continued from Page one)

Continued from Page One)
set up in North Africa under
Gen Eisenhower.
The announcement said the ag-
CreSSive 43-ycar-old Mountbatten,
a cousin Of King George vi and
a vice admiral in rank. would
have charge Of operations against
Japan, based on India and the
huge island of Ceylon. off India s
southeast tip
Thus the American and British
leaders at Quebec were revealed
10 have set tho stage for early
nutCracker offcnsiveS 10 squeeze
the Japanese between Mountbat-
tens forces on the west and those
Of Gen Macarthur IN the south
west Pacific, east of the Jap-hold
areas in southeast Asia and the
islands beyond
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Detective Dies

KALAMAZOO. Aug 26 up
Police Detective Matthew G
Fisher. 81. a member otthe kala-
ma2oo police force more than &c
years. died of a heart attack Suf.
fcrod while writing a report on
q case he Investigated earlier IN
The laN
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Hedy Steals the Show
On Arriving & i'm Mexico

MEXICO CITY, Aus. 26 GNS)
-Hedy Lamar came, saw and
conquered Mexico City.
An immense crowd al the Mex
lco City airport adored her from
the moment she stepped out of a
plane from Los Angeles, greeting
her with shouted "vlvas" and
bouquets Of flowers.
Walter Pidgeon attracted some
attention, too John Loder also
ran. They couldn't compete with
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
DECIDED At FARLEY

Released i'm Ottawa. where
President Roosevelt addressed the
Canadian Parliament yesterday.
the two-paUaCraph announcement
Of the military Sctup came from
Quchcc'S Citadel where the
Anglo American sessions were
held and where Prime Minister
Churchill was understood Still 80
be IN residence.
Lord Nountbatten, who's .
watchword is attack, is one of
RritainS outstanding military
leaders He was one Of the organ
lzerS of The celcpatod British
Commands and perfected their
methods ~ hard-hi'tnC amphibi-
Gus assault
The announcement made no
mention of any Successor 10
Niouuih9'fen as comw7nder-in-
chief of British Comhlncd opera
lions the official name for the
Commando Corps
Tho CouWuriQUo also failed 20
clarity the relationship of IT,
Gen Joseph W S,lwell and Gen
SIR Claude ! r. Auchinlcck 10
the new command
Bur it seemed apparent that
Au0hlnlcct who recently was
named commander m chief Of
British forces rn India m success
SION 90 Gen. Sir Archibald p.
NaveIl when trc latter was made
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Hoare Back in London
After Talk 10 Franco

LONDON. Aug. 26 CINS)-
Britain's ambassador to Spain.
Sir Samuel Hoare, returned to
London today after conferences
with Generalissimo Franco in
Spain.
Hoare is understood to have de-
manded that Spain drop its pro-
Axis attitude and adhere TO
policy of strict neutrality.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
HAMPER FIREMEN

Crowds of yelling people
rushed aimlessly about, ham,
pcring the work of firefighters.
-BerlinerS- had hut-nHe- -idea--ta=
run away with AS many per-
sonal belongings as possible"
The British apparently dropped
more fire bombs than explosives,
he said, and parts of Berlin were
still burning fercely yesterday
morning. He described the fires
after the raid as
colossal
THE bombing was carried
out with great precision and
was concentrated I'm an area
west and southwest of the
Friederichstrasse," the eyewit-
ness continued. II haven't seen
the whole city, but at least one
of the heaviest bombs hit the
TempelhOf airdrOme.
II couldn't ascertain the num-
her Of victims nor the whole
extent of the damage, hut
believe the Berne estimate Of
1900 dead and $4,000 injured
is exaggerated"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
u. 5. FIiers in China
Down 19 Jap Planes

CHUNGKING. Aug. 26 INS)
American Liberator and Mitch
ell bombers today were dis
closed to have shot down 10 Japa-
nese planes in combat Tuesday
during a raid on the Hankow
area.
A communique said several
other enemy planes probably
were destroyed. Two raiders failed
10 return.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26

Hedy so far as Mexico City's
males were concerned.
The movie stars accompanied
Walt Disney, Producer Louis r.
Mayer and Traveloguist James
Fitzpatrick, all of whom will be
awarded the Aztec Eagle by For
elgn Minister Ezequiel Padilla for
their contributions 10 continental
solidarity
I. S. Ambassador George Mes
erSmlth entertained the Holly
wood celebrities at a party at the
American embassy.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Allies Tighten
Sd|dmdua Siege

ALLIED HQ,. 6. w. Pacific,
Aug. 26 CUP)-Desperated Japa-
nese counter-attack along the
Francisco River in New Guinea
have been smashed by Allied
troops closing on the Salamaua
alrdrome. Gen. Macarthur $
spokesman said today.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Radcliffe President Named

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Aug. &c
CUP) - Prof. Wilbur Kitchener
Jordan Of the University Of Chi
cago will become president Of
Radcliffe College Oct, ] succeed
ing Mrs. Adam Comstock Note
stein.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Bombing
Called He'll
on Earth

LONDON. Aug. 26 tINS)-"A
hell on earth such as no one could
imagine thus did an eyewitness
describe Berlin during the RAF"s S
! ,S00-tOn raid Monday night. -ac-
TO A Stockholm dispatch
to Reuters today.
a few more such raids and
there will he no Berlin left"
the eyewitness said.
MY shelter was full of hys-
terical crying women and even
men," he said. THE panic con-
tinued in the streets after the
raid.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
1000 NAZIS DIE

More than 1000 Germans We're
killed and II tanks were knocked
ogt yesterday m the Icnlov sec
Tor while m other areas wcSt Of
KharK0l hundreds of cn en- Y
troops were KILLED and 81 tanks
destroyed. the midnight Commu-
Dluue announced
II was also disclosed that tho
TOXIN Of Akhtyrk8 p miles
northeast Of the hchwater mark
Of The Russian advance az Zen
kov. now is firmly m the Russian
possession after changing hands
several times since the Russians
FIRST seized II Aug. H.
German forces retrCatinC from
Kharkov continued 10 often stub
born resistance south OF tho city,
losing 500 men in futile counter
attacks and StrowinE the Rus
slams path with mines.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
HUGE BATTLES

Tremendous battles continued
in the Benets basin, particularly
south OF fZyum, where Red army
units captured number Of Ger
man strongholdS.
In one sector the Russians
hrnke into village after beating
off 40 counterattackS. killing 900
Nazis in street fighting and
knocking out Is tanks and II big
guns.
Six hundred HitleriteS were
Stain in one batrie as The Rus
slams seized an important height
Southwest Of NoroshioVgrad
the Germans brought up large
tank forces and countcrattaCked
al dawn-RMt =Heselt4te= eeHntef-
stroke by the Russians sent the
NaziS back with 1000 dead and
23 shattered tanks left on the
field.
The Russian drive towards
BryanSk. Nazis stronghold south
west of Moscow. Simmered down
to reconnaissance activity.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
"a neW war theateF ...


Nv United Press war Analyst
APPOINTMENT OF Lord
Louis Mountbatten TO head 'he
drive against the Japanese IN
Burma matcralizcS the pledge
of Prime Minister Churchill
that Britain viii fight side by
side with the United States 10
achieve the final total defeat Of
Japan.
Mountbattcn probably VIII
take 10 southeast Asia picked
members of his Commando
Corps They are second only 20
the L. :. marines in training
and ability 20 operate IN the
jungle. swamp and mountain
terrain of Burma
That his appointment in
VoIVed political as we'll as mill
tary implications is evident.
SELECTION OF a leader re-
earded by The BRUSH pubic as
one. of the wars most ColOrtul
figures is a method of reinforc-
ing public interest IN the war
against Japan.
-ffsss.--ii interest III=fifIF Pacific
war has wavered because Of
The remotenesS OF the theater
and the concentration on Euro
pean operations on Britain
own doorstep.
There is no official indica-
tionS of Mountbatten'S success
sor. but he may be followed by
Mai. Gen. J c. Hayden, his
second in command Of combined
operations.
HAYDON RECEIVED the
Distinguished Service Order for
holding a bridgehead in Holland
and enabling the Dutch royal
family 70 escape when the Ger
mans invaded the Low Coun-
tries. He Is known as the
father OF the Commands
Mountbatten is a grandson OF
Queen Victoria and the son Of
Prince Louis Of Battenberg. who
Joined the royal navy al IA and
rose 10 become first sea lord
He was forced 10 resign in 1914
hecau-Se- -hrn1her-ip-laW-
Prince Henry OF Prussia, was
grand admiral Of the German
fleet.
BEFORE TIE war the tall.
ragged fun-loving Lord Louis
was publicly known AS a play
boy. but he quickly lived down
that reputation He has fought
in Norway. the Mediterranean
and in Crete
Four times his ships were
bombed mined or torpedoed
and three times he brought the
damaged craft 10 port.
Behind his blithe exterior lies
an Inventive mind that never
overlOokS possibilities Every
Commando raid is worked out
on models before they are
LAUNCHED and Mountbatten
places himself in the part Of
the raiding Commands and the
defending NaZlS
HE PERSONALLY accom-
panied the expeditions because,
as he explained
''it j. no good telling chaps
10 do things that YOU can't do
yourself"
Mountbat'en is a close friend
Of FORMER King Edward whom
he served as aide When The 'hcn
Prince az Wales toured Aus
iraIia and New Zealand in 1920
and the Far East and India
IN 1921.
Upon his return NoJH'batiCn
married Edwina Ashley The
Eng and queen attended the
ceremonies and Prince Edward
vas the best man They toured
Anerca on their honeymoon
eaw Niagara Fails and met
Eabe Ruth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01

Answer TO YESTERDAY 5 puzzle.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-01

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metbooen errei6t baben, lit cine ltdr-
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tperoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-01

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SuBe oes &reu5es nieber, unb Die
ganae Bro5eiiion, Sung uno @lt, fniet
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3uias: uDurd Die fl. @unoe oeiner
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etpigen Straf errettet batl 9as lit
5mar nidt r0miid Iiturgii6, aber
our6 Sitter uno Sitte sebeiliet. Muf