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Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-14

Homemade butter. which is more
appreciated than ever during the
present wartime fat shortage, is a
possibility for any family with a
surplus supply of home produced
milk and cream.
A small amount of equipment and
attention to a few details will in
sure success. Clean milk or cream
of good quality and clean utensils
are of primary Importance, as they
sort of taint will carry over into
the butter. Rapid cooling of the milk
and proper temperatures during
storage help assure both good flavor
and texture.
Butter may be made from either
sweet cream or that which has been
mildly soured. Excessive souring
gives inferior flavor and poor keep
ing qualities.
Pasteurization of the milk safe
guards health, cuts down rancidity
and insures good flavor. The equip
ment needed for pasteurization con-
sists of dairy thermometer and a
large pan or kettle in which the
container of cream may be placed
for heating. The cream is heated to
$50 degrees F., held at this temper
allure for 80 minutes, and then cool
ed quickly.
The churning temperature which
gives the best yield of good quality
butter is between So and Sc degrees
F. Churning time should be about
30 to 40 minutes, or until fat kernels
form which are the size of a grain
of wheat. After the buttermilk is
drawn off, the butter is washed
through at least two waters and is
then salted and worked.
During seasons of the year when
the butter supply is greater than
the family need, the surplus may be
stored in a freezing locker or In a
salt solution. The directions for
storage of butter in brine are also
included in the circular.
Complete directions for all steps
in making butter will be found in a
free circular Home Buttermaking,
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-14

WASHINGTON, June IA (UP)-
Civilians faced a. new cut in sugar
supplies as the government acted
to plug leaks which threatened to
deplete important sugar reserves.
Announcing sugar a.iccations for
the next three months, the War
Food Administration told civilians
they will get $4,000 tons-l0,OOO
tons less t.lan in Apri, May and
June.
The cut, while slight, was import
ant because the summer canning
season just ahead is normally the
heaviest sugar consumption period
of the year. The civilian share is
453,600 tons less than was available
during the same period last year
Meantime VIA placed rigid new
controls on the distribution cf all
U. S. sugar stocks To make GER
tain that quarterly ALLEGATIONS are
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-14
IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS, Ell CENTRIC CALIFORNIA;
HOUDINPS BROTHER DIES;
SECRET GOES WITH HIM

NEW YORK, June a CUP)-
Theo Harden, SO, famous magician
and escape artist and brother of the
late Harry Houdini. died IN Doctors
hospital.
Harden had entered the hospital
for an operation May 60. In accord
ance with the terms of Houdinis
will, the secrets which enabled the
brothers to escape from sealed and
locked devices died with Harden
The will of Houdini, who died in
1926, specified that they should not
pass to others.
Born Theodore Weiss, son of a
Rabbi, in Appleton. Wis. Harden
appeared in vaudeville with his
brother for number of years. His
widow, Elsie Harden, a daughter,
Gladys, and two sons, Houdini and
Todd Harden of Brooklyn survive
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-14
/ Rise to Remark

always Reciprocal if you'll look
the word up in the dictionary. 62
per cent of our imports are now
duty-free, and 16 per cent have had
the tariff reduced one-haf. Under
the most favored nation" clause.
we don't have to get something In
return. Agriculture usually gets 1t
where the chicken used to get 1t,
when there were chickens.
The propaganda machine was 60
ing full blast. This was ''for peace !"
If we wanted to preserve the peace
of the world. we had to vote for the
extension. just as the state depart
ment wanted it. So let's look at the
testimony: Mr.. Will Clayton IS on
the stand Mr.. Clayton is the great
est cotton trader in the world Mr..
Clayton also is assistant secretary
of state. Mr. Clayton believes In
free trade, or a reasonable fascl-
mile thereof, except of course when
it applies to importing cotton. The
cotton state members voted Tor the
reciprocal trade agreement act, but
under other acts,s they have quota
regulations, which in effect make
an embargo, and prevent any cot
ton coming in. Mr.. Clayton was
asked (after figures showed we had
more unemployment under this act
than any other time, and that it had
never prevented vars why was
not peace preserved under the pro-
gram, as we had been promised?"
Mr.. Clayton replied; Il do not
think that any responsible official
OF the state department ever said
that the adoption of the reciprocal
trade agreements program would
prevent war. I do not think any
body ever said that. I do not think
anybody believes it," Mr.. Clayton
and his propaganda machine ought
| to get together and talk things over.
AGAINST UNRRA
Two years ago, with some mental
travail I voted against UNRRA, the
newly Matched united nation relief
and rehabilitation administration.
have soft spot for the feeding
of hungry people, but simply could
not see any possibility of success in
the way UNRRA was set up. I bored
| the readers of this column by writ
ing about it four weeks straight.
The same emotionalism was evident
then.
| A few days ago, one of the most
respected members of the house re-
turned from a several months visit
to various countries. He had inspect
ed our offices in every place he
stopped. His comment on UNRRA
was brief. 1t was, 1T stinks."
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-14
Ell CENTRIC USO QUARTERS
TO BE REDECORATED

USO headquarters, Sixth and
Main will be closed next Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday while the
interior of the building is being
painted and redecorated, Mrs. Rita
Noah, director, announced Thurs
day
During that time, between p. m
and p. m, some one will be in the
building to take care of emergency
cases. Before and after those hours
Mrs. Noah may be reached by tele-
phoning 1881.
Since the lease en- the building
has been extended to December 81,
1916, it was deemed advisable to
renovate the rooms, Mrs. Noah said
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-14
ASSEMBLY BILL WOULD END
PAYMENTS TO DEFENSE UNIT

SACRAMENTO Junne IA tUP)-
A bill to end state payments for the
support of city and county civilian
defense councils has been approx
ed for passage by the assembly
military affairs committee.
ROLAND Vandegriet, legislative
auditor, said about s267, 900 remains
of a s2,500,c00 appropriation made
three years ago for the purpose.
The bill was amended to allow the
state to pay claims which may be
filed by local defense councils up to
Sept. / of this year.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-14
Civilian Workers
AT Mitchell Win
Beffernent Prizes

NIT C HE'LL CONVALESCENT
HOSPITAL, CAMPO, CAL, June IA.
Ten civilian workers at Mitchell
Convelascent hospital received cash
prizes totaling $295 for their sug-
gestions to increase efficiency at a
recent ceremony at the post the
ater.
Awards were made by Col. Joseph
z. Campbell, commanding officer.
In addition T9 civilian workers at
the hospital received army service
forces six months service ribbons.
HEADS LIST
Heading the list of prize winners
was Fred Sarjeant, Huntington
Park, California, division of supply,
who received SIS for his suggestion
to have inter-office telephones in
stalled between the main Office and
the warehouses, saving approx
mately three hours per day.
James Durland, post engineers, OF
Boulevard California, received $50
for designing a new type Of wire
clamp to be used in testing water
samples, lessening the possibility of
contamination of water samples,
saving time and eliminating the
danger of burning cne's hands.
OTHER WINNERS
Other suggestion winners were:
Vera Morgan, former post librar-
ian, $50, for suggestion of more eff
cient record method of books bor-
rowed on inter- library loan.
Evelyn Lusson, recondition divi-
sion, Kansas City, Missouri, $40 for
suggesting Encouragement of recon-
ditioRing office so that the walking
distance Per day for stenographers
was cut from 1900 feet to 80 or 40
feet.
Rose Hartwell, post engineers
(civilian housing, of San Diego,
SIS for better method of registering
transients and post exchange en-
ployes in civilian housing.
Jeannette Campbell, DeScanso
California, special services branch
for better method of submitting
acquisitions.
Gilbert Rork, chief fire depart
ment at Mitchell CT Ramona, Cali
fornia, SIS for new type of fastener
for the fire station doors which will
save at least Is seconds in the open
ing of doors in response to alarm.
Marian Sternall, supply, $40 foi
voucher change
j. M. Garter, $40, for suggesting
gauge tape be used instead OF q
gauge stick for gauging black oil.
Molly Spencer, Los Angeles, So
for suggesting better way of check
ing out books.
Sgt. George G. LindSey, recondl-
tioning, was awarded a three day
pass for his suggestion on a new
arrangement for the office OF the
medical consultant and time-sav-
ing method Of preparing for the in
terview with patients.
Mai. Donnell Greely, post adju-
tant, headed the suggestion awards
committee. other members were Lit
Col. Claude H. Church, executive
officer: Ernest Girard. Sgt George
c. Lindsey, Evelyn Lusscn, Virginia
Brown, James Durland, Fred Sar'
ieant, Betty Jackson, Catherine
Davis. and First 1t. Ruth D. Sam
son. chief civilian personnel branch
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-14
SENATE OKEHS MEASURE
TO PROTECT POLICEMEN

SACRAMENTO, Junne ID (UP)--
The senate judiciary committee
has recommended passage of an
assembly bill relieving policemen
Of liability for damages in case they
unintentionally arrest the wrong
person. A representative of the Los
Angeles police department said the
department is shorthanded by more
than 500 men and that one of the
reasons is that prospective employees
object to the possibility of such
damage suits.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-14
Civilian Liquor
Output Holds

WASHINGTON, June IA (UP)-
Americans were offered tie pros
pect Thursday of uninterrupted Ii
quor production beginning July l.
The War Production Board an
nounced last night that after the
July liquor making period distillers
might be permitted to go en- making
a limited quantity of liquor.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-14
War Chest Sets Budqef Deadline

War Chairman Warren Currier said
Thursday.
The county War Chest commit
tee will meet at the El Centro
Chamber of Commerce at s D. m
June % to ratify. the budgets and
set the goal for the annual drive
fer funds which viii take place
in the fall.
Oley Bane was appointed area
chairman for Ell Centre to fill the
vacancy left by the resignation OF
Al Missildiao, VINO recently left the
community.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-14
TRASH FIRE DoUsED

TRASH FIRE DOUSED
The Ell Centre Fire Department
sent the county truck mile south
east OF El Centre Wednesday, where
burning trash on ditch bank set
fire to power line poles. Damage
was estimated at S35.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-14
SUBMITS TO SURGERY

AL Siensglusz, manager OF the
Atlantic and Pacific store in El
Centro is recovering satisfactorily
from surgery performed on his leg
in a San Diego hospital,
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-14

All local agencies to be included
in the Imperial County War Chest
next year must submit their bud
gets by Friday of this week County
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-14
Civilians Face Deeper Cut in Sugar

not exceeded the agency limited the
amount each distributor can sell
to civilians, the government, armei
forces and special authorized buy
erS.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-14
AGRICULTURAL Ex
EXTENSION..
SERVICE

by D. H. Nelson. This is available
in the office of the home demonstra-
ton agent or farm advisor in the
court house, El Centro or it may be
obtained by writing to the Agricul-
tural Extension Service. University
of California, in Berkeley
MORE PROTEIN
More protein for the family diet
in the current meat shortage can
be provided by the family COW. But
ter and cheese are hard to get at the
markets too, and the point value
is high. More people are making but
ter and cheese at home. A good FAM
lily cow often produces more milk
than the family will use and the
surplus can be made into butter
and cheese.
The Agricultural Extension Ser
vice, University of California, has
published an emergency food pro-
duction circular for the benefit of
rural or suburban people wishing
to produce milk at home. This cir
cular, Home Milk Production, by G.
E. Gordon, specialist in dairying of
the Agricultural Extension Service
University of California is available
at no cost through the Agricultural
Extension Service, Court House, FL
Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-14
FARM NOTES

FARM NOTES
Dairy production set-asides for
June and July announced by the
War Food Administration include
55 per cent of June and SO per cent
of July creamery butter production
and 70 per cent of June Cheddar
cheese production.
Removal of the 300-pound top
limit on weight of bags for which
support prices are effective has
been announced by the War Food
Administration. Prices of all good
and choice barrow and gilt butcher
hogs regardless of weight will be
$500 hundred weight, Chicago
basis until September l. The price
support was broadened to aid in
stimulating production for. fall pigs.
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Sbgletd Dos iogenonnte $oD Sc
Der i6tper 5u beilen iIt, oeriu6en Sic
felgenoes gerfabren, oas idon pielen
gebolfen, beionoers, penn es i'm @n.
fang angeDanot miro. 9ebmen Sic
5Dei quite Sanopou Seublumen (Sop.
ieeo, Saptops), tun oieielben in cine
groBe, 5temli6 flade S6iiiiel unb
gleBen fo6enobeiBes 8aiier oarouf
uno oeden es ettDa 5ebn Ninuten nit
einem oi6ten, otden Sud 5u. 9arouf
beben Sic oos Su6 ab, bolten ben
&opf ooriiber uno beoeden &opf uno
Sdiiiiel NIT einem eroBen, bidten
Sanotu6, iobaB fein 9anpf enttpei.
den fonn. 9ann otnen Sic nit
Wuno uno Haie ettpa fiinfdebn Mi.
nuten lang ben beiBen 9ampf elm.
9lm beiten tut man bies tura Dor
benz Sdlafen9eben, bob man 1id
glei6, nad6em man ben &opf troden
gerieben bat, ip's 8ett lesen tonn
uno iid nt6t erf6ltet. @m foIgenoen
Gage nebmen sic Elm beibes Subbao
(por Dem Sdlafengeben) etipo flint.
5ebn Winuten lang. 9ad brei Sogen
Dieoerbolen sic oieielbe Broaeour,
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Bon S. M. Seoenid), ebemali.
ger 8eoafteur bes ,2aubmanu'

Ole Breisgurontie fir
5armprooutte miro our 3eit 1ebbaft
oebattiert. Nan lit ii6 nidt flar
oaritber, fir Del6e Bro6ufte Elm sci.
nimalpreis garontiert miro. 8etonnt.
lid beri9tet oos aderbauomt iiber
bunoertlebsunoled5ig oeridieoene
Hrooutte, bon Iprifoien big 8oQe.
Serner lit es nidt FLAIR, tpel9en NoB.
itab man fir Barttdt onpenoen ,pirb: !:
SIT es Der 8orfriegspreis ODER lit es
Der Breis oes sabres 1915. Die ga.
rantierten Breiie iollen fir 1916,
1947 uno 1948 maBgebeno iein uno
Die Dur6fiibrung oes programmes,
pie es in tpeiten nmriIien porliegt,
6iirfte on Die 5tpei 8iIlionen 9oaars
foiten. 9ebenbei bemerft, miro Die
Regierung auf bic &riegsIbuloen
runo feds 8illionen Dollars 3inien
besablen miiiien, nebr @elo als 6ie
ganaen 8egierungsauseaben fi6 Bis
gum Sabre 1884 beliefen. Cine 8reis.
garantie 1T notpenoie, neil Die Bro.
button tpdbreno oes &rieges iprung.
ueiie in bic Sobe idnellte. Solls nibt
abfas i'm auslano gefun6en pir6 -
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8enn Sic etlide Sobroebnte in
Der @eI6i6te unlerer ameritonilden
Hegterung ODER 0ielmebr auf Die SO.
lltlt oeS oamoligen Brdiioenten 8iI.
ion 5uriidbliden, 10 tperoen Sic oie
8obrbeit Der 9lniidt beItGtigt fin.
ben, oaB Die 8unoesregierung ODER
oielmebr 8ilIon cine ni6t gerinae
S4ulo an ben iebigen 3uItdnoen in
unierer geo6borrepublif trifft. 0ie
S6ul0 lit mebr ouf Die Sgnorun5
uno 0ummbeit Der bamoligen Cen.
fer unlerer Werifo-Bolitit 5urId3u.
fitbren. 9urd 3pei Manner, Samuel
9ompers uno @r.8ouperneur SSobn
Sino bon Winneiotu, faIi9 beraten,
ent5og 8ilion Suerta ieinen G6us
uno anerfannte Die unter Garran5a
li6 Inn Die 8ema6tigung Der Gegie.
rung tompIenoe reoolutionare @rup.
pc. Nad ben Snformationen oes BON
ibm no6 Nerifo entianoten sSobn
2inb ii6 gu ridten, par elm &api.
tolfebler 8ilions, oo 2ino, obne oie
geringlte S6ulung uno @rfobrung,
Die merifoniide Gage total folid BE-
urtellte. 9ur6 ben 8illon'lden
Sdiibling Gorron5o un6 feline No6.
folger muroe Die gegenmartige meri.
fonilde &onItitution ee5immert, I'M.
ter beren ungere6tigfeit uno EDron-
nei oas fotbolii6e Merifo biz ouf ben
beutigen Sag oerfolgt miro.
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Stodroien ooer Waloen (Sollps
bods) geb0ren ni6t nur gu ben idon'
item Spatiommerblumen, Ionoern
Itno oud zines unierer wertOollIten
Seilfrauter. 3ur Eeebereitung iino
beIonoerS Die i6por3roten, ounfel'
purpurnen 8lumen beliebt. Ser @e'
ru6 lit nur idma9, ober Der @es
idmod Id1eimig uno ettpos ial5ig,
3ulommen5iebeno uno bitterlid. 81.
re Sauptuirfune innerli9 bepdbrt
Ii6 auf oie i9leimobionoernoen SlG'
den unlerer atmungsorgone, oonn
ouf Die Blaie uno Nieren. Stodroien.
bliitentee beilt Sals. uno 8rultleioen,
linoert Wogen. uno gloientrampfe.
@egen etternoe, triefenoe 9lugen oient
folgen0e5 &e3ept: A9t @romm Wal-
oenblumen Der0en in 5peibunoert
@romm 8oller flint Minuten lang
gefo6t, Damn obgeieibt. SIT Der Zee
folt, 10 fiige man oemlelben ie6s
EropIen 9ompferlpiritus bin5u uno
babe Die glugen offers lautparm 6a.
rim.
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u0ieIelbe babe ibre @riinoe 5unabIt
in Der augemeinbeit uno uebernatlo'
nolit6t ser tatboliiden Stride, pelhe
cine tpabre 8eltbeDegung, in Der
feline tpabrbaft rationale 8eltnnung
3uI6onoen fommt, erm0gIi6e; ferner
in oem groBen liturgiiben &ei9tum
ser Stride, in neldem Siille uno
9fube innerIi9 berbunoen iino. uet
beroies beIiben Die &otbolifen elm
2ebensioeaI, ous 8ernunft, Soee uno
@lauben uripritngli6 mitelnanoer
berfniipft. 9ieies 2ebensioeal be-
grin0et ibre 8erufung, Die 3ett gu
fiibren. Man tpirft BON proteitantt'
lder Seite, aud in Sapan, Dem &a'
tboIi5ismus SortnGdigteit Ii. Starr'
finn Dor. Iber 6as 8eredtigte, mel
DIES oieien mondmol Oieuei9t Dirt'
Ii9 ouftretenoen @ri6einungen 5u'
erun0e Iiegt, lit Die l1ntuanoelbarfeit
beItimmter ueber3eugungen, Die ielblt
6or0erungen Der berniinftigen ueber'
legung 5ino. 8obl bat 6as idolaiti'
ide Gpitem fir ben auBenitebenoen
ettpos Steifes un6 8efrembenoeS,
bod muB Der ebrlide uno Deitblit'
fenoe @elebrte 5ugeben, oaB 6as ur'
tell Der Broteitonten iiber 6ieie Sorm
Ser friitliden Bbiloiopbie oiel 5u
idorf lit. 0ie fatboliIde 8iiienidaft
bat ieit Den Taeen oes Wooernismus
ouf Ben @ebieten Der Hydrologic uno
Der 8eligionspilienldoft groBe Sort
ldritte er5ielt, our6 pel6e oie SOeen'
melt oe5 &atboli5ismus unoblGiiig
bereidert poroen lit. Solde @rgeb'
niiie iino elm 8etueis fir oie Scot.
tpen0igfeit unb SmedmaBigfeit oes
0ogmas uno bertiefen feline 8ir-
flung. Ser &utboli5ismus lit elm
SDIten, tDel6es glau6ensmaBige in.
mere l1eber5eugung nit oerniinftiger
@inIidt uno ueberlegung oereint; in
0ieier Sormonie Iiegt Ieine &roft, Die
Itarfer lit olS Die bloBe 2ogit. Ser
&otboli3ismus lit cine mabre Belt'
traft".
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len 1puroe i'm Sabre 1912 ut1terbro'
den, als Die Il. g. &ubber &eIerbe
Corporation, i'm 8erein bon Bertre.
tern onoerer 9ottonen, Elm ueberein-
fommen nit 8ralilien traf, oem3u"
folge feline geiiiie mebr ousgefiibrt
mur6en, oan1it Irbeiter gum Cont
meln bon @ummi getppnnen tperben
fonnten. 8raltlien tpiro bieies Sabr
runo tauieno Eonnen 3Giie ausfib-
rem fonnen.
oors 3uderpro t.
tion miro auf 5Deiun66reiBig igtauien6
Gonnen eeiddbt, geeen iedsunO'
5tpon5ietauieno Eonnen i'm 8oriobr.
0ie Bro6uftion oedt uneefdbr BEN
einbeimil6en 8eoarf gcua6ors.
bpobI bic @rnte in
8elgien burd anbalten6e Erodenbeit
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rnngsmitteIlage bort gebeiiert baben.
Sn &onaoa nuroe bic
8etreioeernte 6ur6 uneiinitiges @et.
ter oer5ogert. Dies lit belonoers Der
5on in ben Prdriepropinaen.
Sn 01nemarf muroe ei.
ne geringere @rnte er5telt als lestes
Sabr, obgleib Die InboufIGbe gro.
Der mar. SoleenOe @rtrdge uurben
beri6tet (0ur6i6nitsertrGge in Der
8ortrtegs5eit in 4lammern gum
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lebtes Sobr. 9ie 6ld6e piro auf
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Icres.
0ie oiesiGbrige 8oum.
Dollernte IegDptens miro ouf l..
O64, 900 Ballen lie pierbunberta6t.
un0iie65ig Bfuno) eei6Gbt. 2ettes
Sabr puroen nur 100000 8allen
er5ielt.
Sn eeen tper6en
Die 9auern ermutigt, meEr 8ieb au
5itdten. I'm oas 3iel gu errei9en,
erbalten Die 2anomdnner 5ublioien.
Oie 5leii6preile tpur0en erbobt.
Ole argentinii6e Mus.
fubr bon &inosbGuten bort in 6ieiem
Nonat auf. 0ie Sleii6proouftion
puroe oortielbit bur9 Streifs INN
runo 5pan5ig Bro5ent nerminoert.
Oas angebot BON S6uten lit unge.
fabr 5tpeiunofiinf5is Bro5ent germ.
ger als Dor einem Sabr.
8dbren6 6es Rrieqes
batten Die 8ieb5ii9ter gfnmaniens
i6per gu leioen. Die 3obl oes Hino.
oiebs ging Inn einunbopan5ig, bic
Der S9petne INN o6tunbpieraia, bic
Der S9afe Inn einunopier5ig uno Die
Der Bferoe Inn einuno5nonsig 8ro.
sent 5uriid.
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Supon tpor uno lit Elm beionii6es
2anb. Inter Der UfiIitGrtaIte pur-
oen nabreno oes &rieges @reuel oler
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Dem &riege nidt 10 fur3Iidtig pie
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Stoaten, inoem es freie 9teIigions.
iibung geitattete uno ben geuben uno
Die Bobltaten Der driItliden Reli'
gionstatigfeit anerfannte, iogor Die
tatboliide &eligion unteritiibte = ei'
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