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Evening star., 1943-09-18
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BERNAU, MINNIE G. tribute Of love
1 SE he & oST Who SeHysd s.p.Iss sit III, M
SISTER AND BROTHER.
GONE, is the face loved so dear,
Silent is the voice I loved to hear:
1af oo sr tor os fht or e
Sweet to remember her who once was here.
'0 "n0' 'n0uSn a0'sas SISTER Z 'qsi kAffE II aea!
BYRD. MAGGIE M. In sad but loving
II our MAsar sss meE % xRp
who departed this life six years ago today.
Gone is the face we loved so dear.
Gone is the voice we loved to hear;
Too Too 1at far taU away for sight Or speech,
Her ~ DEVOTED pAUaHTER aIrrsf 70 Lillian, t1sIh
DONALD AND NORMAN
EssIG, AUGUST G., .JR. II loying
= ny yho ee'a saT0tssfT Agsgsr gss}.
today, September 1s, 1918.
WI" never oNIY sHjses SISTER s94 dfsE sERTE R1T51sh'r
MYERS. BERTHA DENNIS In mem
ory & Of my dear mother, BERTHA DENNIS
nifty years ago today, September is, 1893.
That life is ever lord of death,
Ai'0 '''e Cd" never G 50'f 5. ~ MSERs. SERi
WHITE, ROBERT LEE. A tribute OF
Df smd dous TO she RoBH of Lee % SHsd To nDhs
tered eternal rest one year ago, septem-
Gone is the face we loved so dear.
Silent is the voice We loved to hear;
But not too far for thought to reach
Sweet to remember him who once was here,
And who: though absent. is Just as dear.
HIS LoVING N{isA AUNT EFF1E E. GRIFFITH
Evening star., 1943-09-18
DR.. Charles {. Resser,
Smithsonian Curator
Of Pa|eonto|ogy, Dies

Dr. Charles Elmer Resser, 54, cur
ator of the Division of Stratigraphic
Paleontology at the Smithsonian
Institution. died early today at Doc
tors Hospital where he had been
under treatment since suffering a
stroke and an attack of intestinal
influenza last Tuesday.
DR.. Resser was known especially
Evening star., 1943-09-18
DrathH

| SULLIVAN. EDWIN A. On Friday, Sep
nss1 lsty hasBsnd ss|ss Fs;Pi 81 &. r. r.
Services at Chambers funeral home,
Holy Rosary, Church, 3rd and r sts. NV.
| terry. e' IL
5sMSFl s. IoHS s. J. JoAs ss On 3 TsSssf.y Tsse
late Ltie Rudaslil Tsneili:' IT, A's'Ano 0l 'ne
Reme sse 81 ian n S s.. HI nw Hnss cn
Saturday, September. IS, at pm In
omit flowers. is
aaMAs "a is. AfzEP Ear6 9n nHoas EYsissy a
Hs as ssxsF's a o!Ssa's a Ms s.
many friends also mouth ' his feSrs dspsrture. ana
kemains resting at the John T Rhines
g. CO, funeral home. 3rd and Eye sts; s.w..
| terment Rosemont Cemetery. 10
THORNTON. MARGARET. On Thurs
hoRSoN ffH sfpsm?s5 sgs lS st. isa Ma 81 R.
nom Thornton and d.Sshter Of Mira and and
soseph s;S,sps stsTsrt ST. susyiyins are three
Alice campbell; three broshers. joseph. d Ns IT,;
,i 1iyes and friends: Friends may cali at her
cshoe CHI st. and It aRnasos
m @sasas Msas ssD'sAs:s osss e.
ARRANGEMENTS by MCGUIRE. 10
tember Is, ia4s. SARAH y 'ffRsses' TRAcY,' aunt aunt
Of Mary N, Pickles. Remains resting at
nsf sf p 5ssdsnSs sssaid.y ~ ,s
homs sssvsss sso at ,4is m Hines c. t1nss1
TRoETER, DORA E. On Saturday,
A Sci len s.ossd tss
Tessins At chsnbeTs AsssHp sans1si home. t'Ps Sfs
Notice Of funeral later.
day: september i. 1e4s, at her residence.
Mr3a MAJ St BELOVED ss EEEeA He Fl Aaf,ey r w1Rs M
beloved mother Of Pvt. James Z. Bury.
She is survived BY two sisters, Mrs. Erma
Rhasd T. HT2nns TmotS, :nd :nd
Leo Murray.
Notice Of funeral later.
WATERS, MARIA C. tNEE sHEA). ion
Friday, September II, 1943. at her daugh-
MALTA III ev1sttf g. wafEss BELOVED GS@
LeO 5eSn r DSNnsy; %a,sy; Ned Waters and the late
st. Patrick's Church, Cumberland. Serv-
ices 2:30 pm Mount Olivet Cemetery,
Washington, D. c. Relatives and friends
invited. 10
WEBB, MAMIE CAMPBELL. On Thurs
day, September 16, 1943, MAMIE CAMP
BELL WEBB. She leaves one uncle, James
Barbour: one aunt Susie Barbour: a de-
voted friend, John Portee, and a host Of
other relatives and friends.
u Services at st.ysTts funeral home, 80
l pm. 20
WHITE, JAMES, Departed this life on
THURSDAY. September 16. 1913, at St.
Elizabeth's Hospital, JAMES WHITE. He
White; two sisters and a host Of other
relatives and friends. Remains resting
at the R. N Horton Mortuary, 1922 q
st. NV.
Funeral Sunday, September 10, at 4
Church Too Vermont fInsra ntsa
ment Asheville, N. C.
WOODARD. MRS. ETA. On Friday,
September Sept II. 1913; at Frsedmen's Hos
late Marshall Woodland. She is survived
By mother. Mrs. Mary Hill of Bremo
Bluff, Va; three brothers and three sis
ters and a host OF other relatives and
Notice Of funeral later. The late Mrs
jenkins funeral home, 2053 Ga. ave. NV. :
Evening star., 1943-09-18

living since his
re tir ement in
1889, 1t W as
learned here to-
day. He lived
at BIT North
Irving sire E t,
Arlington, Va.
Mr.. McGone-
gal was pas t
president Of the
American So
ciety Of Sanitary
Engineers a n d
was fellow of he
Royal Sanitary
Institute. Lon
Evening star., 1943-09-18
Alfred R. McGoneqaI, ,
DC. Plumbing Expert,
Dies in Florida

Alfred r. McGonegal, 81, for 30
years chief plumbing inspector for
the District, died Thursday in Day.
tona Beach, Fla, where he had been
Evening star., 1943-09-18

Before victory Is won, we've got
to build more, fight more and buy
more War bonds. Buy at least a S100
bond during the Third War Loan
above your regular bond buying.
Evening star., 1943-09-02
SAWFISH

been harpooned. Picking up the
cask inside the dory, the captain
pulled on the line, which was very
tight because the fish was trying
to get away. When most of the line
was in, the fish suddenly turned
and swan toward the boat.
. With the Stacking of the line, the
captain fell backward. While he
was lying on the bottom of the dory,
the swordfish struck and his sword
came through the wood, striking
Langsford in the back
The schooner soon came along
side. Not knowing how badly he
had been hurt, the captain climbed
out of the dory and aboard the
schooner There he took only few
steps before he fell on the deck.
Three days later he died.
Time and again swordfish have
attacked dorieS sending their
swords through the bottom. The
part Of the sword which comes into
sight inside the boat may be from
IL to Is inches long Usually 1t
breaks off while the fish struggles
to get free.
Swordfish swim at speed of per-
haps a mile minute when they
drive into boat. They more often
attack small boats than large ones,
but they have been known to strike
big vessels as we'll.
Up to the time time the japanese
captured Singapore. that city had
museum with a piece of oak
plank three inches thick. The wood
was taken from the side of good
sized vessel which had been struck
by swordf1sh. A section of the
sword, imbedded in the oak, was
on display. Very possibly the mu-
scum and the exhibit still exist In
Singapore. but in these times of war
we can hardly be sure about such
things.
The swordfish has the largest eyes
among all the fish which swim the
sea. Sometimes it's eyes measure
three and half inches across!
The swordfish has large weapon,
but an even larger one belongs to
the sawf1sh. We shall speak about
the sawf1sh in our next story.
Evening star., 1943-09-02
Natures Children
BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY.
MOnkshoOd
Aconitunt columbiuuuy1

Aconitum columbidnunr.
Monkshoods and columbine and
larkspurs are cousins. All three
should be in your garden, because
they have such individuality and
they are so willing to grow for you.
There are many kinds and they
can be found growing in almost
any temperate climate. 1t Is the
blue and white blossoms with the
hood" that is the reason for their
name. This hood is formed by the
larger and upper petal of the five
petal-like sepals which arch over
and form the dainty hood, some
times called helmet.
The Western member shown here
is one of the most handsome monks
hoods. 1t is perennial, reaching a
height of feet. The streams in
the mountain meadows call to this
plant and about their edges the
lovely blue and white flowers are
often reflected in the water below.
Sometimes you will find it in the
open woods.
The flowers are large, often as
much as an inch long, and where
sunshine reaches them all day they
are a bright blue and white tinged
Evening star., 1943-09-02
Uncle Roy's Corner

An unhappy event took place of
the Massachusetts, coast on an Au-
gust day in 1886.
Capt. F. D. Langsford and three
of his men boarded dory and
went after a swordfish which had
Evening star., 1943-09-02

with exquisite violet. In the shade,
or partially shaded, the flowers are
almost white and again deep blue,
veined in purple.
The blossoms are always a paler
shade inside and they grow on
slender pedicles in long, loose
cluster on slightly bending stem.
Two smaller hammer shaped petals
are hidden under the hood.
The leaves grow alternate along
the stem. the lower ones on long
leaf stalks and deeply cleft into
divisions
The Eastern monkshead is a
meadow flower found from New
England west to Iowa and Ohio.
The Western blossom will grow at
an altitude of $4,000 feet.
The fruit consists of a head of
from three to five many seeded
pods. The turnip-shaped root is
thick and used incidentally and is
vlrulently poison, which accounts for
the name wolfsbane. Aconite is
the ancient Greek name for the
plant and in some places it is
known as Friar's Cap.
For medicinal purposes aconite
is obtained from the roots of a
species grown in Europe and Eng
land. Chinese and japanese species
yield other types of poison. Some
OF the plants were used to poison
wolves. The roots and seeds Of our
garden variety contain dangerous
poison which affects the respira tory
organs.
In Europe the monkshoods are
greatly valued for their snowy flow
ers. We are learning to use them
for the same purpose-colorfu back
ground for lower growing plants.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-09
National League
WASHTUR ERA
COMES BACK
BY SPOON RIVER SAM

AP Features
A button come off my good
shirt so | went to a cleaning and
mending place TO get it sewed on.
Come back in three weeks" they
tell me.
! understand laundry is piled
alarmingly high all over the
country on account of help being
scarce. and it looks like were
headed toward being one of the
dirtieSt peoples on earth
What ! look for is a letdown in
morale. People will wear clean
clothes Tor dark ones that don't
show dirD on the outside to keep
up appearances, but are liable to
go around in dirty underwear
This is a home front problem
that's about as close to home as
YOU can get.
figure it's high time every
Dody got out the waShboard and
keep on being good neighbors. If
we allow the situation to get
worse, we won't be mingling any
more. well just be shouting at
one another. from a distance.
A little elbow grease won't
hurt anybody. And from what the
radio fellows say. there's a spe-
cial kind of suds that will clean
your buds in a jiffy. without any
danger of your hands getting
barnacles.
But the question is. where can
you get material for washboards2
! reckon they're in vital war
equipment. like tanks and the
brass rails in cocktail lounges.
And even if you got a wash
board. who's got a tub TO put it
in2
Maybe the WPB viii have to
step in with prioritieS. Anyway. |
claim that keeping our clothes
clean is a mighty important mat
ter that ought not TO be allowed
10 become stencil in the nOStrils
of the nation.
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MARINES EDGED
SOLDIERS LAST
NIGHT, a To ;
BOB sHRoAT sIHGLEHAND.
EDLr BEAT BACK DOUGH.
BOYS AND KEPT MATES
FROM SINKING FURTHER

Dimuniiive Bob Shroat Of
Asnssiile n &. took on the Who'll
~ Taylos baseball team las,
niEni and defeated the soldiers
~ 3 - give his cellar-dwellinp
k4flne club victory in the Is
'Afsa >sryice Mems League.
= Nas Shroat all the wav. Of
1smsaVeiy ana dcfenSively. for al
mss'si singiehandedly he bea, back
M soldiers and brought about
~ upset triumph which not only
49, ms rasts~ from pIunging far
tfitf INTO fhe circuits last place
49, ESQ stopped the Army from
STAINING = crack al the third
49, ~ the hoops standing.
A. >hfuaf DID was 10 allow tbs
tftiifts enc hingle IN the frs
Na1saE and thereafter keep them
hftrss 81 - baf himself in thu
slAfh when his club vas one run
g. hina and lash cut a laundering
hensf % iis fhc score. and then
ths laNf haf Of the extra H.
#''aA ffsnp husnc IN q wild pitch
ih "nk 80 ~. IT, deridlus
ef ~ ire contest
ttn Aarpae s4hy >tss ~ SIT
aaii.r sei' N hsud % after the
@aasers 81 .s-sg4lisess ff,re. ~,
s. &C. ilref stan1a IND threatened
atis in the fourth am
stfnih. shfuat rose e. ~ 3
fm ~ curve uailing thcir sr-
tisN Hn1u complete silence
e. t sifurk ouf nine
& Mas e sd outlook for tn Ma
fme aftfr fhe first half If the
ats #ianta t.scaUs tno Ar.
afHnsa aifh Romanelii S,co. 4
a.eefffan efffing hii by pitched
te a4naff. shuftsiop. makins .
MHE klcilhorn. third sack
#'s nutfnsssu catcher. living 49,.
sfHfs aua itslghls.r. first nss MAJ
ah huiamsfein. entcrfieIder
SCANS Ga acruuut fog three runs
sf.af thf final nui could be- made
tfas fhf Marine tfaiicd IN
s4fesf uannes until the fifth
80 e away Clarion. third
t@aHasn Naiked and with two
49, CaTanauRh. righifielder.
aassf.lsa barn home The latter ad
safess3 un IN error and crossed
- fsats en single ~ Drennen.
eafffsf That made Il 80 With the
a.AaH sflll ID the van.
sffsst Proceeded Ia knot the
mMMf n fhf sixth wiih his long
fafFaH hlaa aaih none si1oard
Hhsn in fhe eighth this Ash,-
Ee y & lad unened with
aah oafusnn lrftfieldcr sacri-
tse.f htfu 80 th, Rav 90 third
ana uid pifch "a Morgan.
NaHtssag ~hfuaf vrnt racing
MswaH fa effl fh issus
A. mEsnFfani clash is on Tap iu-
@aNft hssfaase the pace SETTING
hsaai u4sfaflna Baec may run
So Nanfs nf iruuh.e against inc
A. hfafsHn Tomorrow aruthtg
So aanf b IN the slate viih
Ntaaa nars opposing the SOUND
So ~.mdKa dnublehpa0ci
So fnl fnf Ar Station CROSSING
49, Hfh fhs SECTION Base AND
- Tafhr farne ihc Coast
G
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Key wESTER is
GIVEN PROMOTION

NFNrNE Pa. July . Pic.
fN ~ ~ az tins Ffs-adA
- 80 Recently prnmntsd
s. 81 Corporal
GHa faler Ffslded ben Nv Wc~-
fH8a pfsF o. fs entry int
fhf Hsfs 80 ln Seutembef. i942 H.
sffan1ef fhf public sehuols ~
A. w. and letter atfcnctd
GEa Military Academy
CO. Flief wafurd the former
~ NafaIn Nsrii of Coral
aattfs Fhraa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-09
PREPARED

ElHFRTON ca - vi n
9aa a. y Thornton filling cIi
maffaar iepuse appiicaiinn.
askHd fff Ernufu io-he The Ham
- ftt hde fo-bs b. asked that
a. namr - ieii blank. explain
MF thaf a. Ras courf re 'wo "a IS
Hfu ard - didn't know whie
60 - xuu't go
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-09
REDS TRIUMPH
over PHILLIES
5OSOX DROP So CLASH
TO ST. LOUIS
BROWNS

NEW YORK. July 9.-Aftel
spOtting the Phillies four runs ir
he first three innings. the Gin.
cinnati Reds struck back TO tie the
score on six hits in the fourth and
.sCnt on to win, 7 10 5. in the first
game of yesterdays doublehead.
er.
The top five men of the ST
Louis Browns hit like a house
atire. and the result was a So vic
uTy over the Boston Red SOx.
Lining out nirc hits. seven ci
hem for extra bases. the Cleve-
and Indians captured 81
series opener from the Washing
ION Senators.
The following are the results of
the games played yesterday:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-09
TODAY'S GAMES
MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
American League

Philadelphia at Detroit. twilight.
Boston az ST Louis. night
Washington al Cleveland, night.
Onlv games scheduled
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-09
National LEAGUE

Cincinnati AZ Philadelphia,
night
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn
- Louls az Boston.
Chicago - New York
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-09
BY USE OF CANDLE

DETROIT. - One of the carli-
ut WAYS Of measuring time was
~ burning a candle or stick.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-09

L. S. united against postwar
solationism. Gallup poll finds.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-21

8rof. MIbert 5peer, Munitionsmi-
niiter I'M Dritten Meid, bat noh elmer
Mitteil,1ng oes oe,1tiben Nunoiunfs
5ugegeben, baB beutihe Mrbeiter in
einigen Sduen &riegsmaterial ,,l,n-
ter freiem Sinnel urrb ,1nter ben pri-
mitipiten geoinglngen' beritenen.
Dieies gingeitanbnis bes offen-
tar our1 Die aniierten 9ornbaroierun-
gen beruriadten Mangels an Gabrif-
ranm ipnroe bon Speer IN ether Sit
5ung oes Sberlten Miiitungsrats Der
,Na5is ge1nabt. .Ddbrenb friiber foit-
ipielige @ebdlibe 51r llnterbringung
ber Snoultrie benotigt tpurben', iaete
5peer, ugebt Die Hroouftion jebt 5u-
neilen nnter freiem SimmeI rnb I'M
ter b0hft primitiben gerbdltniiien
llnenttpegt 1peiter. =
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-21
4Qerlei aus QQer @elt

Cine Eropbe5einmg oer fl. grisitta
Das ct. Soiepbsblatt eri,1nert an
cine Sffenbarung Der fl. grigitta,
ipelde 5tpiiben 1903 Bis 1873 lebte.
Dieie Ser Seilisen 5ugeidriebene1l
Hropbe5eiung 1autet in lateinil6er
Spra6e:
uAuanoo Marcl,s Balda oabit, ct
slntonius Hentecoitabit, ct
sSSonannes ooorabit, tune
Sotus ml1nbus pae calamabtt."
Iuf beuti6:
8enn bas SerIt bes fl. Marfus
(bas a1f BEN 25. Mpril trifft) auf
ben Sitertas fdut, lno bas Selt bes
III. Mntonils bon Ba6ua (oas ouf
oen 13. sunni fdut) am 3finsitfeit ee.
feiert miro uno oas 6eit oes III. So"
Eonnes oes Sdufers (sefeiert am "a.
Suni) al1f bas 5ronlei6namsfeit
fallt, Damn miro Die gauge @elt I'M
Mebe auff6reien.
ertlareno fiist oas 8latt bin3u:
uSb Die Hropbe5eiung nun edit lit
Deer nidt, 10 fiel oas oiesiabriee
Siterfeit tatiddlid auf ben ct. War-
fustag, Rfingiten fiel auf oen ct.
Mntoniustag uno- oas 5ronleidnants-
feit auf ben a., Stunt, Sen ct. So.
hannestag unb bie gan5e @elt
fhreit infolge oes ibredliden &rieges
auf in unnennbarem @eb."'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-21
&atboltide Sabrbnnbertfeier in
9eprtpeaen

Sn oieiem Sabre ii,to es 100 Sab-
re feitoem nad Der ,1nielieen uGefor.
nation oes 16. Sabrbunoerts bie er-
ite fatboliibe Stride tpieoer in Gbri-
itiana erribtet tpuroe. Die unter g.
100000 Noripegern nur 5000 Seelen
5ablenoen 8atbolifen iteben beute eng
pereint nit BEN proteltantilden Nor-
tuegern Dem antireligioien &egime Ser
auislinee eeseniiber. Mn Ser 5pike
Der aatbolifen fdmpft uneribroden
@iidof Sames Maneers. 8iele ieiner
Nrieiter befinben iid in beutiden
aon5entrationslogern, mo Dor fur5em
Hep. Sueo ban Der 8lugbt, Elm Sol.
ldnoer bon 8eburt, ben 1tnbiloen 6es
gefangnislebens erlag. Il.
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Nsitt,podj, ben 81. Snli 1943


eires britii6en areu5ers genomnlen.
5reitpiaige nabmen bier. 2altipage1
ltnb iaulten nit ibner 0urd) Die bren-
nenben 5trnBen nad) ben Gods, Inn
eas 9olo in Siberbeit 5l1 bringer.
Der Grelt5er NOR aber ge5nungen,
abaufnbren, bepor ser Golo1dab al
gorb gelaoen mar. go tpltrben flint
alte 5ilderboote in Dienit genommen.
Die nit Dem @olb eine 8obe binourb
an oen nornegilden Snieln entlang
fubren, immer Sen Na5ibombern aus
tueiherb, Bis iie iblieBlid Sromioe
erreibten. 5ier nabm elm anoerer bri.
tiider areu5er Die @olobarren al,
@oro uno bra6te tie nab gnglaro.
X X X
Nambafte 8nmmiliefer,tng aus
8raiilien
gtab gngaben bon 8ea1nten ser
Sobnion @ar So. miro ertpartet, oaB
8raiilien int Sabre 1913 mebr als
10000 Gonnen Manicobagumni nod
SEN Ser. Staater ausfiibren miro
Giele Sirma beittt bier n1ebrere ,,gar-
nalbaplantagen, Die elm @adsprobuft
liefern, oas iib iest 81 @ummi per-
arbeiten IdBt, nnb 5tpar gelbiebt oies
unter 2eitung bon Serbert 6. Sobn>
ion, Dem Bralioenten ser Sirnla. Ct
tuobnt jeet plotlid) in 5ortale5a I'M
Staate Geare, als 8ertreter Ser
sfubber Development Corp, 1,no iiber-
nabt ben transport bon Mrbeitern
aus ienem 5taat nad Dem Mma5o=
nentale.
Die 3abl bon 10000 gonnen fann
in 5lpei ober bret Sabren leid)t auf
2O,- ooer $4,000 Eonnen gebra6t
meroen, eleibbeoeuteno NIT Der Quan-
titdt bon ,,Serea" -Gumnt, ser iett
aus Dem Ima5onentale a,1sgefiibrt
miro. Die Transportation lit bas
hauptldblibite Sinoernis fir oen io-
fortigen 8erlano bon Wtanicobagn1ll-
mi, obgleid feline Guellen naber Dem
Weere liegen als Die oes 9ereagummi
unb Die @egeno, tpo man es finoet,
EN- eeil1nbes &lima bat.
Na6 gngabe iener 9eamten 1T
Manieobagummi Dem Sereagunlmi in
lnanberlei 0eiie iiberlegen. Or beno-
tigt niht fiinitlihes @erinnell Ion-
bern gerinnt bon ielber in ben 3i1n>
heher, in BEN er aus ginibnitten in
ben 91umen tropft.
SIM 5taate gIeare allein gibt es
ntebrere tauieno Manicobagum,ni-
b1ume. Cine rieiige Garm, Die benz
frar5oiiid)en Qonaern Midelin ses
bort, tpuroe felt 1912 niht 1nebr a,,s-
senust nno Die gaurne rtogen eil,en
proben Grtrag mad Der @nbepauie
eeben.
Ser Ma,licobagnn,n,i ioq iih eben.
10 leiht init ipntbetiife,n Gumu1i per>
binben, tpie Der Sereag,tn1ni; aub
.ioa er oiefelbe glaiti5itat beiisen, ipie
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rifas gintritt IN BEN &rieg bingetpie.
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nen in @eitalt bon gerbre6en iunger
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ulleberan babeu mir oen tragii6en
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&c Wdbden Spe5ialilten in Morb
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,oerIiderte Sooper, ugerbrede,1, Sic
lid auf ungeniigenoe Siirlorge unb
lleberma6ung ponieiten ser barnit be.
trauten 8eb0roen 5uriidfiibren laiiel,.
Gie @eieui6aft bot oieien ilngen
Dteniden feline faire gbance sebotel1,
1'oraliid geriiitet Der Sarte oes 2e-
fens entgegen3utreten. -
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JgS uno fiiete nit Naborud binau
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lin Damn entgegengeiteIt miro, 1pirb
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Serbiitung Der Sugenofriminalitdi
Sanb in @anb 5u orbeiten bdtten.
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leioer pielfab pereeiien, beltebt in Ser
fiidfebr Der Menlben 5u @ott uni
,Religion, 9teligion in Samilie uns
8eIeuidaft. Sbne Relieion feline Neo,
raj, feline 4inoerer5iebung.
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s,,,r1 ben britilben 8ombeuaugriff be,
idaoiet noroe,,. bebauptete Die Na5i.
propaganda, bab Die Dem 9auptbabn.
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goiltreffer 5erltort iporoen lei.
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Gbor eingepetbt, 1347 oas 2ano.
idtff uno Ser iiiolibe Gurm begon.
nen uuo 1437 bis 5ur &obe bon st
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Hur langiam boran uno 1puroe ieil
1910 ean5lih eingelteut. Grit 1924
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&olner Sulpice 8oiiieree, bie @eitau.
rlerungsarbeiten am Dom, ser tp1b'
reno Ser fran5oiiiben Gepolution als
Seumaga5in betutt tpurbe, tpieoel
,oufgenomn1en. SIM Sabre 1926 tpurbe
cine aatbeoraliteuer eingefiibrt, 1912
ser Dombauperein aeariinoet unb Sc,