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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-08-03
Prisoners Help
In Polio Hospital

Raleigh-Dr. Carl v. Reynolds,
state health officer, announced
this week that 80 inmates of wo-
mems prison, Raleigh, had been
given temporary paroles to work
in the emergency infantile para
lysis center at Hickory as maids,
kitchen and ward workers.
Reynolds said the women, all
of whom volunteered for the
work, "have entered upon their
duties there in a wonderful spirit
of service, maintaining ethical re-
lations with the other attaches"
The inmates were given tempo
srary paroles by Commissioner
William Dunn at the order of
Governor Broughton. When the
paroles expire Aug. II, cases of
each of the women will be review
ed and conditional paroles such
as those regularly issued, may be
granted in some cases.
Meanwhile, DR.. Reynolds an
nounced that the daily toll of in
fections in the current epidemic
dropped to four Monday, bring
ing the number reported since
June to 416. New cases were
reported in Cumberland, David
son, Mecklenburg and Surry.
Other developments in the cpl
demic included a suggestion by
DR.. Reynolds that three patriotic
meetings scheduled to be held in
Gastonia Aug. 3-5 be cancelled.
The meeting is sponsored by the
war department, the war produc-
ton board and textile mills. Gas
tonia was selected because of it's
important place in the textile in
dustry. Plans were to have as
speakers at three meetings Gov.
Broughton, former governor
Clyde R. Hoey and Governor
Nominee Gregg Cherry.
DR.. Reynolds expressed the
opinion the meeting should be
cancelled because CASTOR county
is on the outskirts of the so-called
outbreak area in the Piedmont
and upper Piedmont sections.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-08-03
time in North Carolina, he stated.

time in North Carolina, he stated.
The N. E. A. is the professional
organization of teachers in the
United States, having more than
100000 members at present, Nc
Donald said. The association has
several thousand members in
North Carolina and owns it's Of
flee building in Washington and
its activities extend into all the
States and territories.
The North Carolina educator
will be attached to the commits
sion for the defense of Democ-
racy" through education, the
agency of the N. E. A. which is
charged with education-lay re-
lations and with aid in school leg
islation in the various States and
in Washington. =
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-08-03

with the Germans only Thursday,
said they told her Rommel was
wounded in a bombing near Fa-
laise on the British front and died
later in hospital at Bernay.
This woman, about 40 years old
and carrying credentials from the
Vichy War, Ministry for dealing
with French prisoners held by the
Germans, said the reports of Rom
mePs death were widespread and
accepted as fact by the German
troops, many of whom were great
ly grieved.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-08-03

Chicks produced by CONNER
cial hatcheries in the u. S. during
June decreased IS percent from
June, 1943.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-08-03
OF National And World News During The Past Week

Nineteen types of farm imple~
ments are now rationed as com
pared with 80 last year.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-08-03

Sixty-six trainloads Of Next
can workers are now employed
on farms in II Western States.
Evening star., 1944-09-17
Dewey
Continued From First Page.)

here, will open a week of intensive
campaigning Monday for the 80
electoral votes of Washington, Ore
gon and California. all of which
went to Mr.. Roosevelt in 1910. Since
that time thousands of war workers
have migrated into these three
States to help turn out planes and
ships for victory.
This Week Is Vital Period.
The presence Of this heavy con-
centration of labor votes on the West
Coast makes the coming week vital
period in Gov. Dewey's campaign.
The Republican nominee recognized
the Importance of this area by
scheduling four major speeches along
the coast this week, starting in Seat
tie Monday night.
He will speak Tuesday night in
Portland, Thursday night in the San
Francisco Seals baseball stadium
and Friday night in the Los Angeles
Coliseum. The speeches will be
broadcast nationally.
His chances for election may de-
pend on his ability to win over at
least a part Of the labor vote that
has been so strong for Mr.. Roosevelt
in the past. and during the next
flve days he will have an oppor-
tunity to make his appeal to work
ers of various branches Of organized
labor-many of whom came from
all sections of the country as temp
orary war workers.
Topics Not Revealed.
Gov. Dewey has not revealed the
topics of his four West Coast
speeches, but, with the end of the
European war in sight, it is more
than likely he will dwell iupaxt Dn,
the problems of reconversion Of an
dustry and providing jobs for all in
private employment. There also has
been speculation that he may devote
one coast speech to the Pacific
phase Of the war, including a posi-
BILE discussion OF Pearl Harbor.
Washington, Oregon and Califor-
mia all have Republican Governors.
but there are indications the COP
will have . strenuous fight on its
hands to carry these States in the
race, particularly Wash
ington and California.
In his press conference in Occur
d'Alene this afternoon a reporter
sought to draw Gov. Dewey out on
the action of the United Mine
Workers meeting in Cincinnati, by
asking him if he welcomed the sup
port of John L. Lewis, but the
Governor merely replied by citing
press dispatches which quoted Mr..
Lewis as saying the Mine Workers
resolution was a statement of fact,
and not an Endorsement Of the
Dewey candidacy.
Evening star., 1944-09-17
Condition Of Gen. Pershinq
Is Reported Improved

Gen. John j. Pershing, leader Of
the American Expeditionary Force
in the World War, who has been
confined to his bed at Walter Reed
Hospital since Thursday, was re-
ported improved" last night by the
War Department.
The 84-year-old general OF the
Armies, who celebrated his birth
day Wednesday, has been at the
hospital for several years with
bronchial ailment. He came down
with q cold several days ago, but
the diagnosis of his ailment has not
been revealed.
Friday night he was reported to
have suffered a severe setback in
his physical condition, although he
was described as not in immediate
danger.
His daughter-in-law, Mrs. War
rem Pershing, who had returned to
New England after a visit here on
Gen. Pershing's birthday anniver-
sary, made hurried return trip
when he became i'll, and is at his
bedside.
Evening star., 1944-09-17
Arkansas Negroes Get Vote
On Party Loyalty Basis
~ the Associated Press.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Sept. 10
The Arkansas democratic conven-
tion amended party rules at its BIZ
ennial meeting here today to ex-
clude Negroes from membership but
allowing them to vote in primaries
If they met party loyalty require
mentS.
A resolution adopted by the con-
vention recommended that the
1945 General Assembly amend State
election laws to allow the party to
prescribe qualifications of its men,
bers.
Under the rule change, member
ship would be restricted to legally
qualified white electors who have
openly declared their allegiance to
and are, in good faith, in sympathy
with the fundamental principles
and purposes" of the organization
No nonmembers would be per-
mitted nomination for public once
Several hundred Negroes partici-
pated IN the recent Arkansas pri-
maries for the first time under
temporary action of the State COM
mittee making them subject to
challenge on loyalty grounds. They
previously had been barred on ra-
cial grounds.
Evening star., 1944-09-17

has been In the Democratic national
column for the last II years.
The Governor. Z member Of the
American Legion, addresses its con-
vention ct 2 pm, EWT, Monday.
At 5 pm, he will appear at . re-
ception Of the Illinois Republican
Service Mems League, and at $50
will be = guest at / banquet for
Warren H. Atherton, Legion Ma
tional Commander.
Mrs. Bricker will join his train
when 1t pauses In Cleveland early
Tuesday morning.
The Governors schedule there
after will be: Sept. 10, Erie, Pa.
noon. and Pittsburgh, night: Sept
20, Harrisburg. Pa, noon, and
wilkes Barre, night; Sept. Il, Balti-
more, night: Sept. ~, Portland. Me.
noon, and Bangor, night; Sept. 23
Boston, morning. and Norwalk
night.
Evening star., 1944-09-17
|Bficklr Enthusiastic
|0n Eve Of 3,11O-MiIe
Campaign Trip
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. 10
Gov. John w. Bricker, who said he
was enthusiastic over West vir-
ginia's reception OF his vice presi-
Dental candidacy. packed his grips
tonight for . 3,210-mile campaign
trip.
The Republicans No. 2 standard
bearer leaves tomorrow night for
Chicago, where he will speak be-
fore the American Legion National
Convention Monday.
Ahead Of him thereafter will lie 4
strenuous program, involving two
principal speeches nearly every day,
until he concludes his Eastern en-
gagements at Norwalk, Conn.,, Sept.
23. His party, travelling in three
special railroad cars, returns home
September a.
Gov. Bricker, who spoke last
night in Parkersburg, w. Va, told 4
press conference today he was In
formed that West Virginia would 20
Republican by slim ma jority" in
the November 7 election. The State
Evening star., 1944-09-17

he said. q TO guard against cvsr-
confidence, and that's the principal
reason that will take me to Cali
fornia."
Characterizing . recent state-
ment on demobilization by Gov.
Thomas E. Dewey, the Republican
presidential candidate as "unin-
formed" Mr.. Hannegan said the
Army's rehabilitation plan was Is
sued the same morning Is Gov.
Deweys statement.
THAT plan represents the views
Of servicemen themselves, and they
win resent any candidate who at
tempts to inject that issue into the
campaign" Mr.. Hannegan said.
Evening star., 1944-09-17
Wagner Calls Dewey
Clever.
Trying 10 Build Case
Sy the Associated Press,

BINGHAMTON, N. Y, Sept. 16.-
The Democratic State campaign was
opened formally here tonight with
Senator Wagner, Democrat, of New
York and Democratic State Chair
man Paul E. Fitzpatrick assailing
the record and statements of Gov.
Thomas E. Dewey, Republican
presidential nominee.
Both criticized as false Gov.
Deweys statement that the New
Deal intended to demobilize the
Army slowly after the war because
1t feared there would be too few
Jobs for all.
Referring to Gov. Dewey's de-
mobilization statement, Mr.. Fitz-
patrick said:
L do not accuse him of deliberate
sabotage, but his untimely and de-
ceiv1ng utterances came perilously
close to playing into the hands of
those we must conquer before we
can even hope for rehabilitation. !"
Senator Wagner, veteran New
Dealer up for reelection, declared:
"As Mr.. Dewey's campaign pro-
crosses, I can truthfully say that I
can hardly remember when a presi-
Dental campaign was conducted
with less realization of the tremen-
dous problems and responsibilities
Of the presidential ONCE.
Mr.. Dewey's speeches." he con-
tinued, sound like those of a clever
prosecuting attorney, who is more
desirous of winning his case than
OF helping the jury determine the
guilt or innocence Of the accused.
He sounds like lawyer who re-
aliSes the value of making q damag-
ing statement about his opponent
"a damaging statement that has
value to the lawyer even If it de-
velops a day or two later that there
was 40 justification for the state
ment at ALL"
Evening star., 1944-09-17
Hannegan on First Lap
OF Trip 10 Los Angeles

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-Robert E.
Hannegan, Democratic national
chairman, left by plane for st. Louis
today on the first lap Of journey to
Los Angeles.
Mr.. Hannegan said he planned to
confer with Democratic leaders
from 10 States. The party's task,
Evening star., 1944-09-17
FILA Looms AvuiIubIe
To Repair Storm Dumuoe
~ the Associated Press

~ the AsSoclated Pfes0.
Aid In financing restoration or
replacement Of properties damaged
or destroyed in the hurricane
Thursday Is available to owners
through the Federal Housing Ad-
ministration. Commissioner Abner
H. Ferguson said yesterday.
FHA-insured loans up to s., 500 and
payable In three years may be OBJ
tanned from lending institutions, Mr..
Ferguson said, for restoration of
homes, farms, business or CONNER
cial structures.
Evening star., 1944-09-17

Make the good news better: Buy
more War Bonds.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-06

lagen NIT SendeI (SenneI), bic man
am beIten Dor benz S6Iofenaeben
nimmt, tpirfen iebr tr6ftigeno 1tno
beileno. snitatt oelien tonn man ou6
Topfentoie (@ottaee gbeeIe) oIs
Iuflage benlben.
- .. g., q. .. -
Das @aiolin miro aus Dem robeu
@ool (@ruoe 0iO ooer Robnapbto
lpte eS bier5ulonoe aus oen SelqueI.
len fonmt, geponnen. Die1es &ob-
ioL cine oiinnfliiiii9e big teerartige,
maiiertlore bis Ibpar5e, b6ufig bIou
ooer grim fluores5ierenoe 6Iiifligfeit,
miro elmer frattionierten Deitilation
untermorfen llno ooour6 5unG9lt in
&obben3in 2eudt0I uno in oie 10.
genonnten 5dmerole 5erGegt. Aus
I&obben5in entb0lt man nun, &penn
bis 81 einem Sieoepunft bon 70 big
$50 @roo erbiBt, Dos @ast6ber ooer
@oloIin.
IlS &raIt bel Oen logen. Wotor=
pogen miro entmcoer 0onpf 8en8in,
|Spiritu5 ober @lettri5it6t bertpenoet.
gSle bel ser 0ompfmoidine ooer ser
I0amptlofolnotibe Ourd Die 9ompf-
troft, bic ourb &oblcnbibe un6 8al-
Ter er5eugt miro, Sic Strait geIeiitet
l'nO ooS Jobr5elg reip. cine Ma19ine
in Gotigfeit gcicbt miro, 10 miro BEL
einem Gasmotorcn ooer einem 9lu-
tomobil sic &raft ourd @os ooer
Gleftrt5itdt er5eugt $50 @os ols
&ratter5eter bertpenoet miro, ntuB Ell
Inc @nt5itnoung oesIelben our6 oen
elettriid)en 5unfen betperf1 1teuigt par-
ben. 0ieIen leBteren erbdlt man our6
INnbringlng BON e1ettri 19en Attumu=
latoren. Oie alettriiden Motortpogen
limo beoelttenO einfo6er in &onItruf-
Itton unO Sonobobung uno baben ou6
ben Sortetl fir Die Meittpelt, oaB 1ie
nl6t tpie eritere 5toot uno 2ono nit
| lbrem 8eltanf barpe1ten.
| 2eioer iino eIeftrilde Motortuagen
nod nidt 10 berOoufommnet, ooB iie
fir Sen aIlgemeinen @ebrou6 einge-
! fiibrt >Derb2n f0nnen. SoffentIi6 iuer-
ben bic @lettrote6nifer, oenen nihts
Innmoglid lit, uns no9 Dem Rriege
NIT einem elettril6en 9Iuto iiberru
l16en - rpenn sic SeImaqnoten es
geltatten!
- 3nr gefl. Sea6tnmg 60
9Sir lcnfen Oie AufnertIomtei1
lnnlerer Scier auf oas in beutiger
pamnmer i'm ,,8iidcrtii6" empfoblene
IBi&6lein v0cltinp @oeS to 8or." Gs
entbolt 0elidte uno Offenborl1nqcn
Ioleler moblbetonnter @eiligen iibcr
gSeltereignille un6 1pe5ieu iiber oen
gegenlpartigen @eIttrieg. Obgteid Sic
&irde oielelben nid)t formen oppro=
btert bat, 70 geitottet tie oen @lGubi=
gen, oielelben 81 ibrer grbauunq 5lr
lelen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-06
&in6erI6bn,tsna
(SmfaniIe

tDtr ibnen ben S9luB oes in Der bo'
rieen Numupar entbaltenen, Der ,,@.
6reten Breiie" entnomn1enen Irti"
tel, tpel6er bon Der Nnitedunesent.
pidlung un6 Der @mpf6ngli6fett ote-
Ter &raufbett banoelt. 5ur Gerfi'
gung:
~9ts Sett 5tpiI6en 6em gintritt
des neutrality-suspicious. in ben
96rper biz our gnttpidlung Der er-
iten Spmptome 1T berbGltnismdBie
fur5. sic belief ftd in man6en Sal
Len ou6 nidt lGnger ols bier ooer
flint Gage uno in anbersn ouf 5ebn
Gage Bis 5tpet Boden. 9ie llria6e
Der eSrldngerung mag in ben lebte-
rem S6uen 6as ni6t re6t5eitige @r-
fennen Der SDmptonra getpeIen iein
Saben itb Die SDn1ptome entpidelt,
Damn erreiden tie ibren 9obepuntt ge-
tp0bnlid in 48 Bis 72 5tunoen. sic
t0nnen In tbrem er1ten 5taoium ita>
ben bleiben ooer rapid 5ur b0aigen
GrIr1ntnn9 De1ter1Orelte1.
Die llebertragung oeS &inOerldb=
nungsfeimes bon elmer BerIon in Die
onoere fann o1f berldie0ene g8eiie
gel6eben. @r miro bon Ser erfrant=
ten BerIon our6 oie &eble, 0ia 9taie
uno Dor aaem our9 oen Magen aus
ge1toBen. 8eri0nlt6er &ontoft NIT
Snfi5ierten, &eimteile, oie in Die Suit
ourd Sulten, Nieien o0er 5prehen
gerieten, 8erunreinigung bon 2ebenS=
ntitteln, MtiI6 uno dbnliden 9lrttteln
Our6 ote Magenausi6eiOungen @r-
trontter f0nuen oie Seu6e meiter-
tragen. 9lud Snletten itno ols Erd=
ger Der &tnoerldbmung erfannt NOR
Den. Sliegen, sic man in infi3ierten
@egenoen fling, botten Sen @iftfein
in ft6 u1t6 Mosfitos, 0enen man i'm
einimpfte, nobmen i'm ottiD auf
Nber ntdt ie0ermann lit unltefbar.
@S gibt ote1e 2el1te, sic gegen Ben
RinoerlGbmungStetm ~ / 5 arItanoSfG=
Fig o0er gar i1nmun Itn0, namentli9
Iolde, tDel6e 1don einmal einen leid)=
ten Anfou erfolgreid iibertpunoen ia,
ben. 0ie iunge &inoertpelt li2fert Die
metiten Spfer, aber ielten mcrocu
Babies unter einem SSSabr Don ser
Seuae erfaBt. Broportionsu tlein lit
al6 lire Grbreitung unter Grpod=
lenen u1to dlteren 2euten. Menn lie
ieoo6 angretft, iu6t ite lt6 nit Nor=
liebe gelunhen 11n0 aftipe Yeri
aus. Den Berltono beeintrG6tigt sic
&irtoerlabmung ni6t. 8emerfens1pert
lit ferner, 0aB in ser Siertpelt Il
neben ben oben ertpdbnten leltenen
5dl1en bon 5liegen uno Mostitos =
nur Der s(ffe fir Die Seude empfdng-
li6 gu iein i6eint.
8ieueidt miro zines Cages Elm Sc
rum ODER elm Drogenmittel entoedt
tperoen, 6as Die &inoerldbmung ber<
biitet ooer ite furiert> ipenn ite ent=
ltanoen tit. 3ur5eit gibt es nod nidts
oergleifen. 3ur5eit fann ser Mr5t
nod ni6ts an6erss tun, aIs ben 8a-
tienten 5u immuniiteren oeiien @i-
oerftanosfraft ouf5ubauen, &omplifa-
ttonen bor5ubeugen uno bas eGrIriip-
peln nad Woelidteit 5u reou5ieren.
Ei1.o G;Iso t....S.
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Dbie BaileafreaaS

tie Steintopfe, binoet otsfe nodb p6I.
ltgem @rfalten oes Srrbolts NIT Ser.
gamentpapier 5u ,tno be>pobrt 1ie an
einem tiiblen uno luftieen Ort ouf.
0nten &babarber8elee tann man
auf folgenoe 4rt bereiten: Oie Rba.
borberitengel tperoen eetpai9en uno
IN tleine Stiide eeldnitten, nit tpenig
Nailer aufs Geuer gebra6t un6 un-
ter fleiBigem &iibren gu 8rei gefodt.
9ie nod belize Malie gieBt man ourd
ein gebriibtes Sud uno IGBt oen 5oft
lber gsa6t in cine oarunterliegenoe
|Eor5elo1idiiiiel ourdlaufen. Auf 1
(Pfuno Saft rednet man 1 Yint 3uf-
fer. Wtan giebt Ben geflarten 5oft
in einen ginmo6Ieilel, idittet al,
mobliG oe1 3uder oa3u uno bidt i'm
ouf lebboftem 6euer unter 9lbldGu=
men raid Elm; Damn ma9t man sic
8eleeprobe. Oos @elee lpir0 nod beiB
1T borgetDQrn1te @eleegIdler gefiiut.
Nbabarberluppe. @tpa cin 0nbeno
Hbobarberltengcl uerOen pergr0Bert
Juno nit 51pei gai9nittenen 3miebeln,
elmer gelben Giibe 11no einem Stiid
Igutter 10 lange gcOiinltet, big lie
meid lino. Damn gibt man 12O
I9romm 8eBbrot umo 5pei Quart
I6lcild)britbe Ourh, to6t lie Is lri=
nutc1L nilnn,t 0uS Set al, lpiir3t nit
5oI3 uno Gopcnnepfeffer, treibt sic
!Suppe our6 Elm Soarlteb unO ridtet
lite iibcr gcr0itete WeiBbrotld)nittcn
Ian.
I Nbabarberariitc nit lGilh. 8bo=
Iborber ic no6 9cOorf miro in 5titfe
fgelbnlttcn l1no in Bo1ler peid) &C.
Itodt Il Stmge oiinncn GboborbcrS
Imiiroe 81 onOertbolb Quart 8oller
rel6em, Damn 0ur6 ein Sieb geoe=
ben, Ourd)georiidt> micoer oufge1tcllt,
Juno ent&ueoer Elm picrtcl Yfl1no orobrs
IFelS1nebl OOer Elm NicrteL YflnO
I@rleb ODER Sage Din5ugcg2be1r, 3uf=
fer nad @eihmod uno et>pQS ;3itrp-
lnc, ldBt Dies untcr bclt0noigem 9fitb-
lrcn 10 lunge fodcn, bis OuS Geismcbl
tlQr unO Oie lPolc Oidlid) lit uno
fllllt ot2le in cine ou59elpiilte Sd)uls
nel. Naf) Dem grtoIten miro sic
lGrlIBe nit friider Vtil6 lcrDiert.
| Hbobnrber lit bctanntli6 cine Der
Ibelten unO 9eliin0eiten 5pei1an fir
[V}o9en un0 oo5 gon5e &erooruugs
'1pItem. Sic Nboborbcrpflon5e ent-
bait III allen ibren Leilclr, por3iiglid6r
|9e1llofte unO nobrbaftc tSoffe. Wton
Ibe1r1bt gepobnlid nur oie fleilhi1en,
latt1gcn St31gel, 10 louge 1ie nod
5ort ltnO. Tbobarber lit zines Ser
|bor5ii9liditen 9lutreinigungS- uno
lNdbrlnittcl sur bciben Sobres3eti.
- u. g., Wo.
sic lcloen offenbar an elmer 9lrt
INugentatorrb, Ser rpcnu man ndts
Ioogaeen tut, leid)t 6ronil6 tper0en
tonn. Sin einfobes un0 barmloies
IWtlttel lit 9onig. Non tr0pfele etpo
Is bis s Tropfen @onig in einen nit
parnen1 @Qlier gefiillten 20ffel. 8or
Dem 5blafengeben uno moroens
beim sllrfiteben tr0pfele mani etli6e
Sroufen OieleS @enil@eS in sic 9(u~
gen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-06

tpop, Seem gorf s, sc. o., bic CUR
8efomfung Der @in6erlabmung &C.
griinoet 1puroe un6 oeren aaiGbrli6er
"Mar6 Of Dimes" Selom3ug Die fem
eolen 3mede oient, ner0ffentli6te sic
folgenoen tpertbollen @infe:
I. 8ei ben erlten beroGdtigen
|SDmptomen rufe man iofort einsn
4r5t.
2. Wan bermeioe 3u ie0er 3eit
9roBe neberonitrenglmg uno lleber-
niioung.
3. Nan bermeioe aue plobIid)en
abfiibluneen.
4. Ofon permeioe ie6e Meonoel=
ooer aoenoio Operationen mGbreno
| elmer @pioetnia.
5. Won iibe oie iorgfGltig1te per-
Ionli6e &einli6feit aus un0 poIde
beiIpielStpeiie Sic 6Gnoe Dor oem
giien.
6. M1an trinfe MIR oos reinlte
9S111er uno Die relnIte Wil6 u10
IDalte 6llegen bon 2ebenSlnitteln fern.
7. Wfan babe orer i6tpin1me nidt
IN Gel6enL 6liiiien ooer Seen, sic
|perl6muBt lin0.
s. Weon bite iid Dor 8onif, ucnu
erfranfungen in Ser 9eobborldyoft
Dortommen.
8. Otan lebne Guaflalber ab, Sic
I9ellungen beripre6an.
10. 0ton beno6ridtige i'm iSouc
elmer grfrontung Die nGdlte 0rtlihc
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elne riir oieIen 3met gebiloete Sc
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