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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02
LEMKE ANTI-VIVISECTION
BILL is III. r. 491

In an article on this page
Tuesday, Feb. 81, dealing
with the proposal to ban
vivisection, the number of
the Lemke Bill to abolish
the cruel practice In the Dis
trict of Columbia was incOr-
rectly printed. This bill Is
II. X. 491, and should be so
designated by persons writ
ing to members Of the House
District OF Columbia COM
mittee, whose names were
listed In the article printed
on Tuesday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02
Brain Game

Give yourSsf 10 for zach correct answer
throuFh qusttion sA 20 each for ths
naming tvo questions. Any score 6s or
higher 10 eIoflitnt
by what name is vaudeville
known IN England?
pa One who diagnoses and
treats diseases and injuries
Of animals is known as z
. 90 One who shoes
horses is known as a -.
3-From the following brief de,
scriptions identify the actor
or actress (a) The Voice
(b) The Beard tcl The
Sarong, (c) The Perfect
Butler.
4--On what river is Berlin. Ger.
many, situated?
5 True or false. An op,ome-
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02
The Red Cross
BY HARRY II. sCHLACHT

-
MH Cross. '.| '||.
AV1 1t is the lighthouse in darkened world.
is the light of civilization
1t is lighted by the red and white of the morning sun
1t is the ensign of humanity.
1t is the embodiment of human mercy and tenderness
1t baptized in suffering and bathed in the blood OF
it's maryred
It born during the Civil War.
It conceived by Clara Barton, angel of mercy.
It's living up the highest tradition and
example of their forbears of the mighty past
been unfured every battlefield and
of disaster.
w. MBRACES every country, creed color and race.
II knows only the voice of human suffering.
1t given civilization heritage that treasured
~ above all earthly possessions
1t has shown the true significance of that genuine
liberation which knows bounds of friendship
enmty, of wealth poverty
It has truly become the potent weapon against mis-
fortune the world has ever known.
It's soulstirring story sef-sacrhce is the
superb in the annals of mankind.
It's spirit is marching all flaming fighting fronts.
1t is Gods most precious gift to humanity.
- ED CROSS is the greatest mother in the universe.
She represents all the mothers of America.
IN Mothers hearts everywhere bleeding.
u v Their ifes work being spent the altar of
Somewhere wounded boy cries mother"
There wounds medicine hea-except mothers
tender touch
Wherever he may be- in camp abroad patient
In the the jungles Africa
Or in other lands of blood and tears
The Red Cross is at his side
She there hear the slightest whisper of pain though
it were the voice of trumpet.
stands shoulder to shoulder with the fighting forces
the first ray of the sunlight kisses the waking world
she touches not the dew of the morning but the tears
in her angelic eyes.
hen the drapes of twilight clothes parts of the earth in
sumber, she is at her task.
nd the moving in majestic efulgence the
skies finds her silently kneeing by your wounded boy
HANK GOD FOR THE RED CROSS.
HER, comfort and recreation she provides for your
dear
She acts as link between the soldiers and their
~ families
She ministers to their very vital needs
She is the angel of the battlefield.
She given, through blood pasma the gift of life itself
In deepest stand together and salute her.
We express profound thanks for her galantry and
devotion
We say with those who and mortal
peril.
say it intimacy of family circle which has
vacant chair.
His seat is empty, but your heart is not.
Not all the heroes are,in the army navy and marines
They also in the American Red Cross,
On their bosoms they medals of nation
And when they fall they often do there Arlington
for them.
No bugle taps sound them-ony the pury of
the streams, the birds in the air and the winds of
YOUR Red Cross appeals for funds continue its
W work.
It is manifest obligation
- 1t is our sacred opportunity
It is solemn duty.
You the Red Cross.
You the soldiers in the ranks
For the sake of your beloved ones
For the sake of the nation,
For the cause of humanity itself,
Support this blessed institution
And when return, let say with silent
of joy:
I'VE too were there we gave to the Red Cross"
D.. Do,,l
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02

Cb) Mt. AthoS, (c) Mt. Sa-
lOnika.
vanilla comes from (a)
roses, Cbl orchids, (c) pop
pies.
3-Franking privilege is (a)
closing OF ports 10 belliger-
ent country tbl surrender
ing a prisoner by one coun-
try TO another, (cl sending
official MAJ free Of charge
Am integer is Ca a whole
number. tD1 a fraction, tc)
a factor.
5-Kapok IS used as ca filling
for mattresses, (b) oil for
machinery (c) coloring for
cloth.
6-Match these columns cor
rectly. They mean the same:
"a s. q Iv .Nl0w f0r blow
p Poland i0r an 80 fssshood tor
oliver poitlraI ends
&c ned tape OK ~ strict rules
"a According 20 ty. slFns. for dls-
H1fif trffF AZ sea
ttI Foofbaek tSl o'hcAl DELAY
ANSWERS on opposite paKel
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02

On DSR
Discuss
Transportation
To THE EDITOR.

TO THE EDITOR:
IT is within the scope Of rea-
i son for the Times to do
great service for Detroiters by
awakening the City Fathers 10
the great necessity of improve
ment in our transit system.
II is first necessary to deter
mine the locations for express
and local lines. Once the loca-
tion of routes is established in
the order of their importance
the type of system could be
more readily chosen.
One factor which | feel should
be stressed is the need for con-
Sulting our industrial engineers.
These men, who have raised
Detroit to her eminent position
are the ones who should be en-
trusted with the planning of a
satisfactory public transporta-
ton system.
JOSEPH II. McCANN.
Wayne County Board OF Health
TO THE EDITOR:
DETROIT does not need an
~ elevated; it does not need a
subway; but il does need TO
have its entire surface system
redesigned. At present. there is
too much duplication OF service.
For example. on Livernois,
which is practically a straight
through highway, there are five
routes operating - Livernois,
McGraw Dawson. Broadstreet,
Fourteenth bus line and Four
teenth carline. Numerous other
instances could be cited.
The routes should be laid out
in a north-and-south and east
and-west manner. extending the
length and breadth of the city.
II this were done, one would be
able TO reach any designated
point in the shortest possible
time, with only one transfer.
This plan also would tend TO
equalize the flow of traffic as
people would be continually
boarding and leaving the buses
or cars, instead of remaining 10
the end of the line.
Let us have Pee cars, and
many of them.
ELMER ID. WATT,
5IgI Tuxedo Ave.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02
MRS. VI. WHITNEY,
rs Longfellow.

TO THE EDITOR:
I Asst Wednesday evening l
IL left downtown at p, m. on
DSR streetcar and il took
118 minutes to go six miles
I was out in the rain most Of
the time waiting. and even after
l succeeded in boarding car,
with about 100 others, we found
there were three seats that
could not be used on account Of
a leaking roof.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

virtually all physical. mental and
spiritual manifestations.
Edwin A. Baker, discharged war
veteran. OF Alexandria, La, coulInt
see IL that way and went 10 court 10
get his daughter. Margaret Catherine.
y, out of what he In the suit de.
scribed as imprisonment.
Margaret had been placed in Law.
sons university by her & eataunt,
Mrs. Frank L. Baker, OF Grand
Rapids. Mich. with whom she Was
living while her father was in the
Army. her mother being dead.
When Baker was discharged he
tried TO see his daughter. He was
permitted TO be- with her only long
enough TO kiss her and then was
ushercd out by six men, he said.
Thereupon he sued FOR a writ of
habeas corpus, charging Margaret
was restrained of her liberty by
LawsonQmy Institute and by a Mr
Blum, who represents himself TO be
the person in charge"
Judge Lay Ladd granted the writ
putting Margaret back into her
fathers protective custody.
Margaret didn't take 10 Lawson 5
teachings, which set forth, among
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

against the men0rEs are the disorgs.
Then there is equaeverpois. which
is defined as "a common level sought
between greater and lesser density
throughout space that creates a bal
ance in the movement Of matter; 1t
is the cause OF perpetual movement y
the definition of Zig.zag. and swirl,
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

A WRIT of h a beas corpus
"A granted recently IN Des
Noines. Iowa, i'm suit against
a university for custody of child,
disclosed the terrific struggle reported
under way between the disorgs and
the menorgs. Disorgs, by definition
OF their creator are microscopic YER
min that infect the cells OF the men
tai system and destroy the mental in
StrumcntS constructed and operated
by the menorgs.
That's a state of affairs. But Al
fred W Lawson, onetime aircraft
builder and founder Of -LawSopomy
which ne admits is the knowledge
of life and everything that pertains
thereto" met il with equanimity, CON
fidcnt that ne has evolved "the great.
~t gift ever presented TO mankind
~ a human being
Two years ago, Lawson put up
$4,000 10 buy Des Moincs University
with its 14acre campus. He changed
the name to Des Moincs University
of I.awsonomy and began soliciting
students OF his belief in no strong
drink. no tobacco. and no lipstiCk-
plus faitn in LawSonomy, which "eS.
tablishcs the basic laws that govern
Srptcmber I6. 1915
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

Isaac Newton sat
under a tree. There
was pressure on
the apple and sue
ton on Newton's
head And so they
were inevitably
drawn together.
Lawson, now rs,
NO Eed out his
scheme OF things
after pioneering
in flying and de
signing airplanes
as early as 1901
He has invented
words of his own
in furtherance OF
his ideas. For in
stance u1ppOTpS
arc "miscroScopic
thinking creatures
that build and op
crate the mental
instruments WITH.
i'm the cells of the
mental system,
which both re.
ceiVe and trans
NIT Intelligence 10
all parts OF the
body " Working
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

Lawson organized. in addition, the
Humanity Bcnefactor Foundation for
publication OF his writings. including
a four page tabloid called Benefactor,
which reports a circulation of more
than 10000 900 and 50000,000 readers.
Which probably has something TO do
with giZlag-and-sWirl.
THE ANtERICNN WEEKLY n
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

10 tdCil Ollltl'
Lawson also is
promoter of the
Direct Credits So.
ciety of Detroit.
This organization
advocates aboli
ton of interest on
debts and. during
the d @ pr ession,
" a 5 reported 10
have 100000 fol
lowers in Nlichi-
gan.
"VVhom will you
{ o | | o w" ne
asked. The fl
nancierS who will
skin you alive and
leave 20 u like
rats at the garb-
age can, or Law
son, who will give
you a purchasing
power equal to
your productive
power. enabling
you 10 live decent
ly and honestly as
human b Elm g :
should S p c n d
their lives ?"
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

another Lawson conception, Is men
tai tWister: Movement in which
any formation in multiple direc
ton according TO the me ements OF
many increasingly greater forma-
tfons, each depending upJn the great
or formation for direction and upon
varying changes caused counter
acting influences OF suction and pres
sure of different proportions.
All of tlIese things, and others, are
taught 10 students by the knowle
gians. whom Lawson honors with
military titles such as general. ~
KnoWlegians are defined as accredited
teachers of LawsonOmy.
Lawson has definite convictions IN
other fields. On cosmetics:
Paint and powders smeared upon
the female face fill up the pores OF
the skin, causing lack Of evacuation
of poisonous gases therefrom, which
eventually turns the skin into a leath-
cry crust and forces the face TO crack
whenever one tries to smile or look
pleasant"
Rather, Lawson proposes:
TO keep the nose. ears, eyes and
throat free from deCaying disorders,
one should dip the head and neck In
TO a tub Of ice cold water upon ariS-
ing in the morning and before going
TO bed at night"
At his university, Lawson permits
the circulation only of his writings
He banned a basketball rule book be
cause il was something he hadn
written. His generals can't write let
ters without his approval, not even
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

and she couldn't make much sense OF
Pcnetrability. which demonstrates
that all movement OF matter is caused
by a difference i1 density whereby
one Substance penerates another sub
stance by the push of pressure and
the pull Of suction" For example:
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

WRIT of h a beas corpus
granted recently IN Des
Nolnes. Iowa, i'm suit against
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

IT'S "A Constant Struggle
Between the MenOrgs
and the DisOrgs, the
Good Little Creatures and
the Microscopic Yer
min" of the Thinking
Mechanism, According to
I Mr.. Lawson.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

" lAtl At'A IL NtitA ON
said, Boy, I'm glad 10
get out OF there"
Margaret said she
didn't care for raw
oatmeal Tor breakfast
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-22
RHElNsTElN.
SCnnu0kSACnEN !.

Avswohi aus sehosn sisisrtsn ohrrinesn vnd Nodsn,
nit fvnkelndsn Rhsinssinsn hsssz Fine crosse Avswohl
Gus stisn vnd crossssn Kommsn Sic zsis fues bssss
Avswohl.
THE NAY co. PARTERRE
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-22
Haltet ~te preiie t,ieHer
Kalitpaef,e
Tes Glebelan6 AbbertiIaa Clubs
ariegsbeitrehxn9s .aomiteeS

Cine ipesieQc stpci 0od)en ~4al.
tet sic Yreiie nieorig" -aampagne NIT
Sem 2bema "Derbiitet babinidapin-
benSe 9reiie norgen ourd, 3ablcll
bon 90ditpreilen bellte" lit in Srob=
glupelano i'm Gang ,,no oauert bis
l.. Mar5, COB 'Sterling 6. @rabanl,
GorliBer hes &riegsbeitrebungs ST.
nttees bes glcbelmo Mopertiiilg
Clubs. betannt, Ser Sies Yroieft for
oert unter @it,pirfune oes @atail
Merd,ant Boards bon eIepelano uno
Better 8uiineB Bureau. Die @onl-
ragne 1T befreunoet nit ser regeJ-
indBisen Nbteilune BON Snformotion
slftiuitdten Ser Office Of 4riee No
miniitration in GlepclaaS.
Graham Dat @iaiom M. 1arrar
HrGii6enten oes glebelano Mbbertii,
ing Clubs, als Doriiter ser .&olS
Hrtces Do,pn" aampagne ernannt
uno er iii auh SefretGr ser Glepe-
lano Neauspaper Nubliibers Niiocie
tion. 9ieie sapeltp0d,ige Aamraene lit
auf 6roB-G -GlepeIano beIdrittt, oenli
Die Sbee lit ,Nbt BON @aibineton,
IonSern entiprons bier IN Gtepelano,
a,m 3u perbiiten, oab has arieasbe-
ltreben i'm Ga,paboea gountp Sar-
,tnter leioet. Ias shla9sport fautet:
~Gerehten Sell fir Mrle". Gs jon i,l
bteier 4ampaene SEN 8iireern lno
Beih6itsle,,ten flar eenraht lperhcn
lpie cine ,urfontrollierbare sSnflation
perbitet perben fprln unb muB. Be-
lebrerroe &elln,nen speroen burh Sic
aampagne ieber Yerion auseinanSer
lesen, mas Su t,,n lit, Inn oie Hreis-
front al baltes.
9serionen uno @ruppen. sic tpiin-
idyen mit5ubelien nm bie Yreile ME.
scr gu baIten. mosen iidD nit ocm
glebelano Aouertiiina Club 9eamteu
oSer Mifaro g. Cpermepcr. Giitrif1
Sniornlations Beanten Ser Glepe'
fsmS 8. g. u. Sffiee, 1elepbon
Gberrp 1900. in Verbinoilng leben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-22

Dee GlebeIanb unb Tational Saicta
Councils.

Iuf 9erfebrsidyiloern in fleincn
Stdoten Iieit man: rGabre lansiam
-2eia Spital!" 0robcre Staots
tonnten Sd,iloer baben nit @orten:
.Wir baben ein spital -,9lber feineu
Rlat fit ,sie!" 2as glepcfano ,Soie-
tp Council id)dst bnb $4,000 ser
$4,000 tSpitalbetten beiebt fins pon1
llmfauopiern ieeen Gag i'm Sabr i'm
QanO.
8or ied,3ig Sabrer, in Sen Wiero.
uno Wagen1osen, idrieb man in
3eitungen :.Das: 0abren ourd hie
Straben elmer itort6ep6Iferten Gtaot
perlangt es, oab elm Gabrer beion.
oere Gl.alitdten bat-er ,r,a,B Dor.
Iihtig lein uno Jlirhtlos a.nS Stu.
roBe obne uebereile; er mub ein ge.I
na.es 3iel tuiiien unb t,iht iibereilig
iein."
Geute. III oer antomobil5eit, Der.
lan9t iiheres ;sabfeh Beididtbeit
uno rubiee Nerpen ,no fortspab,
renbe sluin&ertiom3eit. so, 1884
un0 1945 ser iidere Gabrer lit nod
INNER Der Mann Der Stunoe.
Garbon yaonorioe lit eines Der
tSElditen 0aie. Gg totete 1900
amerifm,er in ibren &eirnen in
t943, laut geridt bes gIeuelaho
Safety Councils. go tpenn Sic einen
3intmerbei5er on9ebrebt babeu ee.
Zen Sie unter teiren llmitGnoen
|iddofeH obne 5lierit ein 0eniter auf.
3uHnaaen. .8enn gie Sbr 1euer ri6.
ten fir 6ie Radt. nanu loiien sis
inner -rrte aeblsa i'm Glen ooer
M = IL
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-22

bieten bingceeben batten sl,oe es
peiIleibt einen ttttsrest @einnnod bci
ibitsn ousl0ien iidb nun ebrbar be.
nebn,en 81 miiffett. erber tic tperoetl
beriudyen miiiien, I'd, ouran all &c.
ipObner. &. ]"
Die 3eitung .MorgontiOningen
ihrcibt. oab .oie arim.Gonferens
8itler eeniieeno oapon itber5euat ba-
ben loIlte, uie idsper iid ieinc Bera-
ter irrten, aIs lie ibnt cine Gbance
fir sic Dcntiden boburh beripra.
den, oab man eincn 9unflift a,ntet
ben s(aiierten ardtiiten fonnte. Sic
groben 0rei fins niht eeneigt, gu
sulaiien oob iiinf SSxnbre ,Mut,
'Sd1raiB unO Erdlten" unliorit tua.
reu."
llluo uSpensta Iaeblaoet" nem!t
sic Grtldra,ng BON Unlta .,,lotueifel-
bait zines Der tpidtieiten lofl,mette
ocs aapeiten Welttrieees."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-22
sieBsnbareHA. .2Imtrfidnil6es poIfsbIdfa

Die idNpertpiegenoiten Meinungsper.
ibieoenbeitcn atpiid,en Mubla,ro uno
leinen stliierten 3u bereinigen. ssn
Sieiem Sinne mar oie annferen3 no,,
Oalta Elm erpber Sdritt oorlpdrts.
auf eine Welt 5,L hic frei lit bon
beutider 8eorobllne."
Cine anSere idnpeoiiDe 3eitung.
rslftunblaoet" ,ihreibt, ooB .lelbit bie
argip6bntlditen Yeobadter nit gr.
leidteuuns fsitltellen miiiien, baB aui
Ser 8onferen5 elm flares 8eitrebell
! fir Geritdnoigulrs beitaub, bas ieinen
Musorud III &pmpronliBem fanb.
Wie Ser 9felt ser @elt bat aud tuabr-
ldpinlicb Gburd,iu Sic pplniihe nHc,
gicrung" IN Sonoon ld)pn ieit lange1n
lott gehabt. Gie Gage Scr Sonooner
Yolen iirb boriiber, lnS ser Sonic
ren3 bon yalta een,aB miro oas neuc
1ulen benlofratiif) iein."
slud) bie idtreoiide Seit,,ne rGa-
gems gspbeter" betont, oab noas slb-
fomn,n bon Dalta einem Gefii5l Ser
grlcihter,mg AnlaB aegeben bat. Die
aonferen5 lit ipnptonntiid) fir oen
enbgiiltigen T,lrf,bruh elmer Holitit
gegenleitigen 9ertrauens 5spi'd,e.,
GuBlatb, slmerifa rmo GroBbritau-
nien. Ger ,rpte &inberid,rerf" lit iebt
fir oie anglo -amerifan,iden Wdd,te
a,lseener3t aporoen ,,no Sen So,piet=
Nriien lit sic Iurht urr elmer ltanOi=
gen 0corobung ourd) cine rfapitu=
liit;ide @eridtuorl,ng" eenontnen
,poroen.0ie Srei Staatsm6nner miiB-
tcn oireft einen 8coonfeu ser 9ant-
Bartlett iiir Sitler iibria baben, oenn
Die slngrifisluIt oicles Wtannes bot
nid)t rur bie @runolagc fir Die aou-
lition ser orei Weltmid.c in bieian,
2riege geIegt, uno iie fir INNER bon
Ser Befabr zines neuen oei,tiden Slit.
griffs beireit. Ionoern auh ser &rieg
Ielblt unb sic ourd) i'm per,pirflih.
TEN politiiden Hrobleme BADEN Oen
Maiierten 8elegenbeit gegeben, cine
Politif 5u entruideln sic oen stn,
iporn iiir aeeenieitiecs Gertrauen
bot. Gie &onieren5 hat aber aud, Sen
Ieutiden einen 6aiinunasitrabl ge-
lniiei,," f1brt bas @latt tort. Isle
fonneal nun einem ebrbare,l Qeben
unS ei1em Efas in ser golferfamilie
entaeeenleben, iuem, iie iid) ibres Mi-
Iitarismus l,no Ser Nasis etfleSigt
baben. Nad) all ben sSre,roen. benen
tie did inbrelans in Sen beieeten Sc.
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~ lseasetro DreKe
}eeM M Er0etitiS
III Nalt kcisf ferett,

bdli bcfaiieK. aae hrei aonferensteif-
1,sbutcr iparen ieood) grinlnig en..
fHiohcn, Sen Masismus poaig aus5it.
rotten. Weitcrbin baben lie aalh III
0ragen. oeren 2oh1tg 'tabe3u ,ill-
m6glid) idien, GcmpronliBl0i,rngen
geftmoen. @elonoers mus oa bie 81.
rttgsina in ser polniiden Srage be-
griibt hrerbcn, ipobei ocs GerbienIt
3iint groBen Seil Mifolaic5ef au5l,-
ihreiben lit, oeiien flllae politlihe
Mnfidten bon oieier Gntipidl,ng be-
itdtiet morocn iino"
Die vBasler National5eitrne"
idreibt, baB roas pon Rooisoelt.
GburfiQ uno Stalin am Gnoe Ser
m-Gpnferen5 unterid,riebene bilto-
ride 0ofument ser @elt cine eroBe
8offnung eegeben bat. @e.uiB. nad
5H sabreu ariea uno IcriuiiItalna
1T EUROPA nod i,iebt am Gnoe leines
Qesoenssueges unb audi ser slugcns
bid fir Sas 2euten Der ssrieoens-
gloden uno fir bie Nefanutsabe aa-
pemeiner Geriobm,re lit nod nidt
gefon,nter," iabrt sas Blatt fort.
.sfus oiGem 8rnnbe ipie!en aun
0orbeugl,ngsn,aBnubm gesen flint
tiee s(ngreiier iotuie aontrolle, Sc
ieti.ng lnb @eparationen In Der Or
tlGrrne bon yalta cine groBe &oae.
Sn ibrer 8eiamtbeit seigt Die Grfli-
ming uber, oab Sic fiihrenoen Staats-
manner Ser Nelt leit 1918, 1883
rnS 1889 cine Menge gelernt baben.
Die @roBen Trei iiro iid) ibrer Ser
Authorizing fir ole Siherbeit Ses
fyrieoens ,n,o eie Mebabilitierllns
irobl betp,lBt. Sir Sen &ealismus
1brer lleberellttnHff blefen ppel Jta<
men Elm 8eiIpiel: 0sosfau = ais
Cit Ser Mlliierten Heparationsom-
milion, Die iiber oie 9eiltIngen hes
beiieeten Geutihla,,6 SIT sntlheloeH
baben miro, ui,b Gan Ssrercisco -
aIs Sit ser fommenoen Sagltng Ser
@ereinigtcn ghationen, bel Ser cine
neue Griesensliea bisfutiert ,uerSen
ion. @as GeiitihlunS anlanst, 10
iuiro ser sSrieoc iider hart iuerocr
uno Teuticblnno fir geraune Seit
ol[ilerter 9ontroae lmteritellen. Mber
sic GrflGrung mterltreidt audi Die
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frcnsen? Gs miro beridtct, 0ab apei
aus lie Srei burd, Mutomobilc in 1943
getotcte Yerioncn erttpeSer 0as Ser
febrsaeics perIettcn ooer banoelten
il, eirer sans uniidrren Mrt. go er.
irnern Sic lid t'eim 8erfebr - SDrc
SidertNit b1not baoot, ab iuie Sie
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HippeSrc,,,e GReater
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