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Evening star., 1944-12-27
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Canned Goods, Etc.-Book 4, blue
stamps KS, Y-5, Us, Az and B-2
good for 10 points each. All
stamps validated before December
l are Cancelled. Five more blue
stamps will be validated Monday.
Meats, Fats, Etc.-Book No. 1, red
stamps Q-5, RS and SIS good for
10 points each. All stamps vail
dated before December / are can
celed. Five more red stamps will
be validated Sunday, the date new
items go on ration list.
Points for Fats-Your meat dealer
VIII pay two ration points for
each pound Of waste kitchen fats
you turn In.
suxar-sugar stamp "a good for
5 pounds. Stamps 80 through SO
Cancelled. Another will be vail
dated February /.
Gasoline ALT coupons valid for 4
gallons each through March a.
Bel, ca, BIS and C-5 coupons good
for 5 gallons each. B-4 and ca
coupons expire Sunday.
Shoes-Airplane stamps /, 2 and 3
IN Book No. good indefinitely for
one pair Of shoes each.
Fuel Oil-Periods one and two cou-
pons good for 10 gallons each
through heating year. Period three
coupons valid January Is. Old
period four and i've coupons from
last winter good through year.
Consumers In this area should not
have used more than "a per cent
Of their ration a. Of December a
Evening star., 1944-12-27
ParIiamentarian Of Senate
|Weds Hospital |nstructress

Charles L. Watkins, parliament
tartan of the Senate for the last
eight years, and Miss Barbara Sand
maier, instructress at Georgetown
University Hospital, were married
yesterday in the rectory of Our Lady
of Lourdes Church, Bethesda, Md.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Joseph Little of the church
Miss Sandmaier formerly lived In
Johnstown, Pa. Mr.. Watkins has
been an employe of the Senate for
the last 40 years, having formerly
served as journal clerk. He formerly
lived in Mount Ida, Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett Whiteside,
Nashville, Ark, attended the couple
Mr.. Whiteside is secretary to Sena-
tor Caraway, Democrat, Of Arkansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins Will live
at 14ol Fairmont street Nv.
Evening star., 1944-12-27
Fatal Prince Georges
ScaIdinq Called Accidental

DR.. James I. Boyd, Prince Georges
County medical examiner, yester-
day issued a certificate of acci-
dental death in the fatal scaldine
Monday of 3-year-old Mildred Nc
Donald, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
James j. Mcdonald, Seat Pleasant
Md.
County police said the child fell
into a tub of hot water at her home
while watching her grandfather, J.
r. Johns, also of Seat Pleasant,
pluck a turkey. She died soon after
ward at the Prince Georges General
Hospital.
Evening star., 1944-12-27
Gas Necessities
Are Being Met;
Cabs Reappear
Monpower Problems
Slow Distribution
| Of PAW Allotment

Washington's gasoline shortage
was reported partially relieved to-
day with calls for necessities being
met, but distribution Of the 1880 900
gallons released by the Petroleum
Administrator for War was slowed
by manpower problems.
After a Christmas week end that
found the number Of taxicabs on the
streets sharply decreased, more cabs
were in use today. A number are re-
naming of duty until next week.
The American Automobile Asso-
citation reported that doctors and
others requiring gas for necessities
were being supplied.
The worst difficulty for dealers, ].
ID. Ryan, AAA director of service,
pointed out, was to build up reserve
stocks. With gas being delivered to
filling stations In small lots, it often
was purchased by coupon holders az
quickly as it arrived.
In normal times, one dealer ex-
planned, it would take four to five
days to distribute more than 1,000,-
900 gallons, and, with the present
critical manpower situation, this
probably will require eight days.
Arrangements were made for some
flnng stations to set aside all or
lpart Of their stocks for physicians.
Others were reported unoficially
Igiving doctors preferential treat
Iment.
Ofncials OF organizations con-
cerned with gas distribution ex.
pressed hope that those not re.
quiring fuel at once will refrain
from filling their tanks, so that
!, dealers will have chance to recover
: from the famine Of gas
Evening star., 1944-12-27
Nazis on Maryland Project
Balk at Work on HOLIDAY

approximately so German prison.
ers of war employed the Washing
ton Suburban Sanitary Commits
sion's dam across the Patuxent River
near Brighton, Md. failed to report
for work yesterday because of a hou-
day dispute, it was learned today.
Commission. officials said they
were told by Army authorities at q
Frederick prisoner of war camp
where the men are stationed, that
the group insisted that yesterday,
in their native land, was part of
their Christmas holiday and refused
to work. There was no disturbance
in connection with the prisoners
sit down" strike, which involved
the entire camp, it was said. Camp
authorities refused to comment,
although they did say that the pris-
oners would return to work tomor-
row.
An employe of the commission
said the prisoners have been en-
ployed at the dam for about two
weeks. He said their work consists
principally of cutting down trees
and bushes along both sides of the
dam, adding that thus far they have
done excellent service"
Evening star., 1944-12-27
Two New Ambassadors
Pay Calls on Stetfinius

Two Ambassadors-designate to the
United States, Henri Bonnet OF
France and Emilio Garcia Godoy of
the Dominican Republic, made their
first official calls on Secretary of
State Stettinius today and asked for
an opportunity to present their Gre
dentials to President Roosevelt.
In accordance with custom, they
presented the remarks they expect
to make to the President when they
are received at the White House.
Mr.. Roosevelt thus is given an
opportunity to prepare his reply.
After seeing Mr.. Stettinius, M.
Bonnet talked briefly with newspa-
permen. He said he hoped to organ
ize an ef1cient embassy to represent
the De Gaulle government.
Evening star., 1944-12-27
D. c. Toy Distributor
Faces OPA Suit

The Office of Price Administers
ton today filed a civil suit in Dis
trict Court charging the Simon Dis
tributing Co., 2501 H street NV,
wholesale dealers in toys and COM
modities. with failing to keep proper
price records.
The suit asks for an Injunction
against the firm to keep it from
making any sales until the records
are properly prepared.
j. Graham Walker, assistant local
OPA enforcement attorney, said the
suit was filed as the result Of q sur
vey made by the OPA before Christ
mas
Evening star., 1944-12-27
Soldiers Home Orderly
Held in l6-Cent Theft

The theft Of 16 cents from a par
alyzed patient at the Soldiers Home
yesterday led to the arrest of
Frank s. Dougherty. As, an orderly
at the home, In connection with the
case.
Police said Dougherty is accused
|of the theft by Frank s. Carter,
IS, the patient, who said the money
was taken from him while he was
In q reclining chair.
Evening star., 1944-12-27

the way and heard Of no shortage
until he got into Washington. He
even fllled his tank 10 miles outside
the Capital. All through the West
and Middle West there seemed plenty
OF gas, he reported.
At Aurora. ILL.,. he ran out OF gas
coupons. but got some more when he
explained TO the OPA ONCE that he
was on his way 10 new job and,
under the regulations. was entitled
TO gas. Personal belongings may be
brought along by car or trailers
under this regulation. Mr., Morse rx-
planned,
Mr., Morse had TO 80 To Chicago
for n speech tomorrow and doubted
that he and Mrs. Morse would get
down TO house hunting In earnest
before next week.
A former member OF the War
Labor Board. Mr.. Morse will succeed
Senator Holman. Mr.. Morse former
ly was dean OF the law school Mt the
University OF Oregon,
Evening star., 1944-12-27
f Bond Sales
Near Goal Of
80 Millions
Squirt in District
Puts Washington
At Top in List

Sales Of "E" bonds In the Districts
Sixth War Loan are now only
81 900, 900 below the $50, 900 900 quota
with five more days to go. the Dis
trict War Finance Committee an
nounced today.
The new figure, with sales proc
essed through yesterday, gave the
"E" bonds a total of 500, ,0O0, 900 or
96.7 per cent Of the quota. The total
figure is now $l32, 100000 or 141.4
per cent Of the 500 .000, 900 quota. OF
this, corporations have bought $685.
100000 or 1877 per cent of their
$48, ,000, 900 quota, while individuals
have exceeded their SAC, 900, 900 quota
by "a per cent, buying a total of
$47 100000 in bonds.
Washington today jumped to first
place in the War Bond League"
race among eight cities in percent
ages of 'E" bond sales. The figures
which gave the District top place
were totals announced yesterday
Milwaukee followed Washington's
95.7 per cent, with 95 per cent, and
the other cities ranged downward
to Boston's 68.6 per cent.
The American Legion Post, No. %,
Bureau OF Engraving, will have a
rally tonight. at which the showing
Of an ofiicial war film will be the
feature, Samuel Greenberg, COM
mander. announced. The Cosmo-
politan Club will be awarded q cita-
ton for distinguished service In the
war finance program at its regular
luncheon meeting tomorrow. Will
liam G. Kiesler. club president. will
accept the award from M. X. Will
berding. chairman of the orRaniza-
ton division OF the District War
Finance Committee.
Another feature OF the meeting
will be the presentation of the War
Bond play. THE Favor" by cast
from the American Theater Wing
War Services. Inc.
Evening star., 1944-12-27
Public Is Reminded
Income Tax Rates
Change Monday

Reminding the public that ney
rates OF withholding income tn.
become effective next Monday, Com
missioner OF Internal Revenu,
Joseph D. Nunan, jr., today pre-
dicted the rates would adjust eaci
employees withholding more closel,
to his actual tax than the rate
effective in 1874.
The new rates average about tn,
same as the old rates." he said, "bu
vary in individual cases"
Every employe should have files
with his employer before Decembe,
l the withholding exemption certifi
cate, showing his employer his de-
pendency status. These certificate.
enable employers to give all en-
ployes the proper withholding ex
emptions on wages paid on and aftel
Monday.
January 81 Is Deadline.
Many employers plan to give EN-.
ployes report on their earnings anc
withholdings during 1914 as soon a!
possible before the January 81 dead.
line set by law.
These figures are to be included or
Form W., which is about the size
OF large correspondence envelope
and made out in triplicate.
These receipts have a special i'm
portance this year." Mr.. Nunan ex.
planned. because the new law au
thorizes most employees to use thei
receipts as simplified income tax re-
turns"
This new feature, he pointed out
Is explained in an official leafiet en-.
titled How to Use Your Withhold.
ing Receipt as an Income Tax Re.
turn" Employers have been askee
to distribute copies to their EN-.
ployes.
Mr.. Nunan also urged employer,
to be especially careful when pre-.
pairing withholding receipts Forn
W-2) to show the employees hom,
address and social security number
as we'll as other required informa.
ton. The home address and socia
security number, he said, are vita
for Identification.
Form Is in Triplicate.
The reason for a triplicate Form
W. was explained. The employer
must give two copies of the with
holding receipt to the employe, SC
the employe will have one COPY to
use for his return and another copy
to keep. Also by January 81 the
employer must send the third copy
to the collector of internal revenue
in his district Gin District of Co.
lumbia and Maryland to Balti.
more), together with other forms
showing that the four quarterly re.
ports on employees withholding
during the year conform to the totaI
withholdings shown on the final
Form W..
Most employed persons are ex-
pected to use their withholding re-
ceipts for returns, due March IS
but an estimated 10000, 900 taxpay-
ers will need or prefer to use the
larger Form 1040. This form is In
four pages. It contains both a tax
table for ready determination of the
tax OF persons with incomes of less
than $4,000 and computation
method for other taxpayers. Those
who use the tax table will be able
to convert the form into a Short
form return" by tearing of half.
Evening star., 1944-12-27
Rev. Artheme DutiIIy
Returns From Canada

The Rev. Artheme A. Dutilly,
Q. M. l., has returned to his work
as research associate in botany at
Catholic University after travelling
l,200 miles In Northern Canada by
loot, canoe and boat. It was his
18th annual scientific exploration of
the sub-Arctic region.
He was accompanied by the Rev.
Ernest Lepage Of the Quebec College
Of Agriculture.
Evening star., 1944-12-27
Fire and Smoke Drive
50 From Apartment
On Clifton Street

Nearly so persons. many Of then
In their night clothes. were driver
into the freezing weather last nigh,
by fire In the Clifton Apartments
1928 Clifton street NV. One WON.
an, Miss Beulah Short, was carried
from the window OF her second.
floor smoke-filled apartment by 1t
P. w. Stafford OF the Fire Depart
ment.
The fire was confined to the
apartment occupied by 1t. and
Mrs. George I. Allen on the rear
OF the nrst floor. 1t. Aliens father,
w. p. Allen, who also lives there,
was forced to fee In his night
clothes. Roger B. Smith. owner
OF the apartment building. said
1t. Allen was bathing when the
fire broke out and fed, scantily
clad, but finally borrowed a wom-
ans fur coat to protect him from
the below-freezing temperature.
The fire broke out in the front
room OF the Allen apartment where
there was Christmas tree, but
whether the tree lights were re-
sponsible was not established. The
flames were confined to that room,
but smoke swept through the build
ing. Two alarms were sounded and
eight engine companies, two truck
companies, two battalion chiefs and
Deputy Fire Chief j. B. Lyon re-
sponded.
Both Chief Lyon and Mr.. Smith
the owner. refused TO make an est.
mate Of the damage, and Chief Lyon
also refused to speculate on the
cause Of the blaze. The first alarm
was turned in at 10 pm. and the
fire was out an hour later. Occu-
pants Of the building. including the
Aliens, returned to their apartments
Evening star., 1944-12-27

Oregonna Bourbon and Spice OF
Life, the two blue-ribbon saddle
horses which oregon's new Senator,
Wayne Morse. has Just hauled by
trailer from Eugene. Greg. to WASH
ington. had nice place TO stay to-
day. but the Senator-elect and his
family still were house hunting.
The horses were at the Meadow
brook Saddle Club In Chevy Chase.
MIR. Morse. his wife and three daugh-
tiers Nancy. IL. Judith. 10. and
Amy. were visiting at the home
of 1t, Col, and Mrs. James Ramsey
ON Forty sixth street NV, MI
Morse and the other members OF
the family ride regularly. It's his
only hobby. the new Senator ex-
planned,
The Senator elect and Nancy
made the S.So0-mile drive The rest
OF the family preceded them by train.
Mr., Morse said today he had nc
trouble getting gas anywhere alons
Evening star., 1944-12-27
Application Is Withdrawn

The application of Viola Harmon
Tor transfer of the Glass D on sale
beer license originally issued to Ellis
Johnson, Piney Grove Inn, near
Rockville, Md, has been withdrawn.
Beryl r. English, secretary of the
Montgomery County Liquor Control
Board announced today.
Evening star., 1944-12-27
Wotchmon at MoyfIower
Missing Since Saturday

Police have been asked to search
for James Savage. 10, q watchman
at the Mayfiower Hotel. who has
been missing since Saturday. Mrs.
Flora B. Clark. at whose home at
1904 M street NV. Mr.. Savage has
room. said he recently had COM
planned OF being Ill.
Mr.. Savage has no known rcla-
tives. Formerly he was a doorman
at the Medical Building, 1925
street NV.
Evening star., 1944-12-27
Minutemen to See Films

The Fairfax County Minutemen
Company will meet tonight to see
Army training films on riot control,
street fighting and guarding against
sabotage. The meeting viii begin
at 8 pm. In the parish hall theater
at Mclean, Va.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-06

naiifancen sefeirt, 8abpIonten unter
Sanurobi> oas aiiprti6e unb bos
neababDlonii9e @roBrei9 iin6 glGu-
5enOe ReFormationsepo6en Ser iabr.
tauienoealten poroeraitatil9en 4ultur.
aus ser iiber 5tpei Sabrtauienoe la,,s
gen 8erfous5eit unter BEN Sptlos
erbebt it6 Aegppten CUR unerborten
|@robe oes neuen Hei6es, un6 na6
|meiteren tauieno Sabren nod einmal
51t Sen tu1turellen Srtumpben BET
|oleranortntiden 8tolenGer. Sn CHI
no oiirfen mir Elm falt 5000 Sabre al
ties &1lturleben beipunOern, oas, iiber
8euenberge uno 8euentdler berlau=
fenO, feds 1anganoauernoe Beriooen
|fultureller SodItblitte uno zines Wa.
'rinums nationalen @eltungstpiIlens
aufpeiit. Nur oie tlaiiii6en &ultlt=
rem oes grie6ii6en uno r0mil6en
goltstrmeS iin0 na6 tiir5erem ODER
l0ngerem 8eltanoe iiir INNER Der
16nunoen. Sic bieten uns 0os &C.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-06

ibloiiene 8ilo oes &reislaufes, Ser
bon politiidem lmo fultureuem> In=
Iong 5l ben 90ben elmer monun1en-
talen unO meltgei6i6tli6en 8liite uno
bon 0a 5um lunglanlen ooer bcl6letz
nlgten Berfall uno gum lnaltfbalt=
'omell llntergong, 5lln1 enOgilltigc1
biolo0iiden Sterben gefiibrt bat.
&olm 5tpei SobrbunOertc, na6oem
aleranOer ser @roBe iein Weltreib
nit Ser 9elOenfraft Ser fleinen grie-
thiiden Stootltaaten 5uiamnlengc-
ldmieoet bate, NOR 8riedenlano
ielblt our 8iilte geporoen. Gas 2ano
luor entboltert, Die StQote tparen
menI6enleer. Muf Dem Mforftplob in
9ltben, in Ser Srbeitro Der groBe11,
lteingefiigten Gbeater tpuds oas
@raS uno tpei0eten oie 3iegen. llno
NIT oem 3uiammenbru6 oes r0mi-
I6en 8eltreides i'm slnfang oes 5.
Sabrbunoerts unlerer 3eitrednuna
lit Die &ataitropbe ser ontiten, noe It,
li6en &ultur enogiiltig beiiegelt
Weittel= uno 5iioeuropa, oe1
S6auplab Der unerrei6ten antifen
Belttultur, lit bonn 5. Bis 9. Sobr.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-06

folgte. gs tpuroen aopitaIftiftungen
tns 2eben eerufen, Die Der aIimenta.
tion uno Der graiebung bon &inoern
freier Samilien oienen ioHteu. ssn
alien Stdoten Stoliens tpnroen ioIae
bppotbeforif6 feitgelegten Stiftungen
erri6tet, oeren 3insertrdee Der gr.
baltune Der &oiie otenten. 8ie al.
gemetn Die ourd Observation-Disclosures
uno Die &in6erIoiigfeit beotngter ab.
nabme. Ser freien 8eoolferuns I9ner5.
/ lid empfun6en tpur6e, benefit Der
gea6bau, ben oas 8eiipieI Der ,,ali'
nrentation' i'm gon3en s,upertum ee.
funoen bot. Aus einem sana neinen,
ueltDerseilenen geit in OberitaIien
tiinoet cine Snfdrift, oaB cine Dame
fir oie Ilimentationen cine Summe
geittftet bot, Oie nad unierem @elo-
inert ettpa $4,000 betrug.
9en our9 oie @eburtenfontrone
uno 0ie @beloitefeit beoineten, bon
Sobr3ebnt 81 Sabr5ebnt beidleunig>
ten biologiiben AufloiungsproaeB oes
romti6en Smperiums ieben mir in
tloren 3ablen am BeiipieI Sons, Der
Neil1ionenitoot oes 9teibes. @egen
Gnoe oeS 7. Sabrbunoerts unierer
3eitre6nung 3dblte &om itber 2.5
Wiaionen @intpobner. 0ie 8ebolfe-
|rung war aIleroings nidt aus it6
ielbIt getpo6ien tpie Die 8ieien1t6ote
@binas, 8abDloniens ooer aegpp-
tens, ionoern aus Dem frii6en 8lut
oom 2ano unol aus ben Brobin5en
falt ser balben oamals befannten gr-
De 5uiammengeitr0mt. als aber i'm
|2aufe Oes 2. Sabrbunoerts Stalien
gan5 entboltert, als @riebenIano nur
|mebr cine @inooe tpor, rno aud Die
Srooin5eu ben groBten Cell ibrer
8eDolterung Derloren batten, uno oa=
nit ser 3uitrom nod Rom olfborte,
berfiel Sic &ei6sbal1ptltoot iebr raid
Sbre unfru9tbare 8eb0lterune
l6manO nit 1tnbeinlt6er @ei9Dtn-
oigteit 6obin. Inter Rai1er Seoerus
5ablte Die Souptltoot nod 100000
gintpobner, unter &onltantin nur
nod 250,OOO. Oie unbetpobnten Sdu-
Ier itiir5ten 5ulammen, aqn5e 8Obn-
otertel 1pur0en menI9enleer. 9ie Ser
Ooung ging in ralenoem Eer1po tpei.
ter. 9lls Die G0lfertpan0eruag iiber
oaS &eid flutete, tparen Sorum uno
&apitol bereits 8iebpeioen getpor-
Den, mie emit Die 2ultgarten bon 8a-
bDlon. 8eim gin3ug Eotilos in Die
rubmgefronte Soupt1toot ser Belt
fonnten nit aller Wtiibe nur 500 Gin
mobner gum gmpfang oes @otenfiir.
item 5riammengebra6t tperoen.
Das par oas biologiib atpansslau-
fig beoinete S6idiol Der antifen
8elttultur. 9ie ra1enmaBig uno pol
fii6 einbeitlide Serrenididt per-
tpei6lidt inn gBoblleben uno 1tirbt
aus neil iie nidt mebr bic Aufopfe-
rung aufbringt, Nadtuubs gu er5ie-
ben, neil ite Die pirtIbaftlide Be,
i4rdnfung nidt mebr tragen min,
Die NIT Der @eburt uno Der gr5ie-
bung bon &inoern gegeben lit. Die
Serreni6idt> Die oas 9tei9 aufge-
baut, Die &ultur getragen bate
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SSlferielbfmorO tit Oer
&eltgei6tdte
Son eine1rt 8iulugen

menn oub in ben nd6lten Sabrbuns
oerten fem meni6enmoroenoer Rrieq
Die Belt beimIu6t, Die 8olfer ii6
Ielbf in ben na6Iten so Sabren bin.
moroen tuiiroen. Als tparnenoes 8ei.
Ipie1 aDtro bon einem mooernen ,,8o.
logon" oas Nusiterben uno Der Dol.
Iige l1ntergang n1ddtteer 9tei6e in
Der @eididte angefiibrt. gr i6reibt;
Su oen langen Heiben ser 80Ifer
uno gsationen, Die felt Sabrbunoerten
Die Groe betpobnen, ieben mir iotpobl
unter ben aiten 80lferi9aften, als
aub 1nter ben gationen Ser neueren
3tbiliiotion, oas 9luSIterben gone5r
@eidlebter uno @0lteritGmme. gi6t
ale fino 6urd &rieg, Sunger uno
5euden untergegangen. Sic boben
lt9 felbit gemoroet, ourd &aIlen-
lelbftmoro ibren eigenen llntergung
berbeieefiibrt.
Benn Der Hropbet Siaios in Iei-
nen Wobn- uno 9robreoen Den I'm
tcrgang ieines 8oltes bornusl6aut,
nennt er uIS l1ntriiglides 3eiden oes
unoufbaltomen Gerfalle5 sic &C.
burtenlofigfeit. ,,0ie Srauen tperoen
feline ainoer mebr gebGren." Sb nun
Der Stud @ottes Ocn SdoB nit I'm
frlldtbarfeit i6l6gt, ODER Oh per0erb=
ter Sinn ben 8iIlen our natiirli6en
6ortpflon3ung erloi6en laBt, auf ie-
Den Son i5t nit Der logenanl1ten &C.
burtenfontrolle 11no Der NIT ibr qe-
gebenen notipenoigen @eburtenloIig-
felt Dos Gdidial zines HolteS be-
liegelt. @s beridpinOet bon Ser Bib
ne Der Beltgei6i6te, cs berltntt i'm
O5ean Der 3eiten, obne oab ibm ie
wieoer cine 8ieoergeburt erblubt ooer
etne Spnr mebr bon ibm auftau6t.
Nile B0lter fitbren ibren biologi=
|9en ablauf iiber sic @ellenlinie oer
@nttoidlungsfrrbe bon ser @eburt,
6riib6eit, slufIdwung, 8liite, @eife,
jn ermattung uno gtie0ergong. Oenn
oos Seben9eleb Der g0lter, 9fol1en
uno Rulturen lit benz lelben @bptbmus
oes foSmi16en 2ebens bon Mnfong,
Sollenoung uno @noe untertporfen,
pie Dos 2eben oes @in5elpeiens. SIN,
ner folgt auf oen Sobepunft ser DOL
fil9en @ntDidll,ng sic 8eriooe ser
tutl1renen ueberiteigerung uno Die
Eerieoe oeS NieOerganges. 9ie 3eit
Der sranoioIen 3ipiliIation, ser &ie-
enltaste, Der &ololalbauten, Ser Weo=
'blnen, oes iiberiteigernoen 2ebens-
genuhes> oes frallen MoterialiSmus,
Der UenuBIu6t, Scr 9osl0iung bon
Erasitien uno @eI1i6te bon Der
'd)ld1aibaften NerbunOenbeit nit
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