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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-08
Hurricane Wc9kcnS As It Strikes
F|OTida'S West Coast In Vicinity
Of Tampa Bay Early This Morning
HIGHEST WIND n ~.
PORTED AS 20 MILES,
LITTLE DAMAGE I'd
CITRUS CROP

JACKSONVILLE. Oct. g. TIE
hurricane lost much of Is -.
ported velocity when u passed
through the central part ~ Flor-
ida during the early morning
Highest winds reported were a.
20 miles an hour. and, before lha
storm had passed through tee
state, its velocity fell a. 20 miles.
Full reports have not yet bewn
tabulated of the damage b ciiftss
crops, but IT was said 30 be very
light.
Only small percentage ~ tha
devastation caused by the Octo-
Der, 1914, hurricane resulted
from the storm that entered the
state in the Tampa Bay afea
shortly after 1 o'clock this lnugn
ing.
Two years ago so per cent ~
the citrus crop was Destroyed.
but this mornings damage 49,
slight to oranges. grapefruit aEHd
tangerines. II was said Il EN-
have little affect on FloFitAs
expected crop this season - Tee
100000 boxes.
Heavy rains from the huFEs-
cane drenched the greater pags
of the state. High tides were fe-
ported. but the thousands Who
were evacuated from the beaches
on the west coast and easi coasa
of the state yesterday. returned
, this morning.
More than 1000 persons wha
were at the four beaches uaaf
this city were brought here VS.
terday. but returned TODAY. Nt1h
the exception Of ID familtes
whose housebOats either were
sunk OF blown away OF the poS
sons who came % tOWn ffum
the beaches, 700 Of them acre
taken care of by the Red Crgss
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-08
Survey Shows Key West
Requires Minimum Amount
Of Protection By Police
! (FrOm Washington Correspondent,
Key West CitIzen)


WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. s.
(WNS)-Key West requires less
than average police protection, it
was learned today from Federal
Bureau of Investigation survey.
According to the FBI survey,
Key West had Il police depart
ment employees on April 80 of
this year, for an average SO per
cent of the nations urban popu-
lation, the average number of
employees per 1000 inhabitants
was given as 1857 by the FBI.
Key Vests police protection is
greater than the average for all
U. S. cities in it's size group
those which in 1910 had popula-
tons between 10000 and $4,000.
Cities in this group maintain an
average of 1.23 employees per
1000 population.
All cities in the South Atlantic
states maintain an average of 1923
employees per 1000 inhabitants,
while cities in the Key West size
group in these states average 1.48
employees per 1000 population.
The number of employees per
1000 inhabitants ranged from
900 in cities under 10000 popu-
lation in the West North Central
states to 284 in New England
cities with over 100000 inhabi-
tants, FIJI said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-08
Hurricane
Had No Drag
To Northeast

Sam Goldsmith, in announcing
the forward movement of the
center of the hurricane after it
had struck Pinar del Rio, Cuba,
was specific in stating north or
north-northeast, but other an
nouncements that came to Key
West said 'north-northeast, ;"
which proved not to be the case.
Key West Weather Bureau,
with r. L. Frost as meteorologist
in charge, gave other details
about the hurricane that turned
out to be more accurate than
those that came from out of town.
One out-of-toWn announcer
persisted in saying that the CEN
ter was headed toward the Flor
ida Straits, and Key Westers
asked, Does he think the Straits
|Teach to the Yucatan Channel?"
The hurricane, instead, entered
the Gulf of Mexico, and Mr.. Gold
| smith said today that, as the CEN
ter struck the coast in the Tampa
Bay area, it proved that it moved
directly toward the north.
Had there been any drag to-
ward the northeast, Mr.. Gold
smith explained, the center would
have come closer to Key West
than 1870 miles.
Further proof that the direction
was north is that Tampa lies due
north of Key West and. conse-
quently, north of the point that
the center passed when it was 1870
miles due west of here.
AS a result of outside reports
about the course of the hurri-
cane, persons in various parts of
the country either telephoned or
telegraphed relatives here to
learn the extent of the damage
done in Key West, thinking that
we had felt the brunt of the hur-
ricane.
| A resident informed The Citi-
! zen today that III New York, &C
cording to a telegram received
from a relative, residents of Key
West were being evacuated.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-08
W%%-%%W% %l.
Cuban GunbOat
Arriues HCity
Tomorrow

Cuban Consul Martin
Lliraldi stated today that he
had received word from the
Cuban governments Secre-
tsry of State Gonzalez Munoz
that the Cuban gunboat
Cuba" will arrive in Key
West tomorrow al 8 q. m. The
Cuba" is under the COM
mand of Comdr. Antonio
Cuadra.
The celebration on Thurs
day. October 10. of FL Critic
de Yara will also be covered
by a group of well-known
Cuban newspapermen. who
will report the celebration to
the Island Republics news
papers.
Cuban Consul Lliraldi in
vites all citizens of Key West
to participate in the parade
that will begin at 9 o'clock
Thursday morning. October
10. at the San Carlos and
proceed TO the City Gene
terry where a dedication serv-
ice will be held.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-08
DELAY caused
IN Printing OF
Absentee Ballot

~ atfntfr ballots in
8 fa the meneral
49, mk nest month
tsnt a. elsew here
20 lhe death
fam n lee. re-
cas- nmsnaiiuu ul can
cess nstmn hy Dem
hiaans in Fior-
fha EHEand today
g. defer the
cas- hilats We said
ltaus wili bame
n tstatagF ~ and
~ tNuakgsiic EN-
~il dectde un
at uleetlmg o. b.
tst t8
- htu aair. England
ml8 br printed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-08

Pilot Unhurt
M accident
Al BOca Chica

Monday night at 1895
n. II. Williamson. local resi-
denee and affiliations un-
known. stood a twin -engined
Cessna "Bobcat" plane on its
nose in a very wet mari pit at
Boca chica airfield as he was
attempting to take off from
that field.
Williamson had flown the
plane in from SIeacham Field
and landed at Boca Chica for
fuel in order TO fly his plane
10 safer territory. After re-
fueling. he started down the
runway and. apparently be-
coming confused at the turn.
instead of turning he ran off
the end of the runway. Both
plane and pilot are now suf-
fering from saltwater i'm
mersion. The plane will have
10 be overhauled. as salt
water corrosion will make ii
unsafe TO fly. but the pilots
only injuries were to his
feelings. as he cannot be
found since shortly after res
euers hauled him out and
dried him off.
Salvage operations were
conducted by Ii. ]. C. Wal
droop and a party of sailors
stationed at Boca Chica.
The plane. No. NC 660l9.
Is believed TO be the prop
oriY of the Gulf Oil Corpora
lion. according TO authorities
az Boca Chica.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-08
.ll47 Motor-Driyen
Vehicles Here Pass
Inspection By City

Mrs. Angela Maloney, in charge
of motor-driven vehicle collec-
tions, stated this morning that
only LAT vehicle owners had
passed the inspection, which is
less than so per cent of those re-
quired to do SO.
The deadline is Friday, Octo-
Der 10, and both Mrs. Maloney
and the police department en-
phasized that arrest viii follow
failure to have inspection stick
ers displayed after that date.
This will mean a doublc-barreled
cost to those not getting in with
in the deadlinc, for they Will be
required to purchase the stlcker'
plus a possible fine of s. or $40.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-08
Navy Day Group
Meets Thursday

Gerald Saunders. chairman Hl
the Navy Day committee. stated
today that "a meeting Nouid b.
held in the Offices 0f Capt T {
Gibbs i'm tho Navy Yard 40 90
a. m, Thursday
Extensive plans arc o. be- irsue
for d proper celebration If Now
Day that will extend tins veaI
over two DAYS. October 20 p
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-08
Ritchey Funeral
Services Set For
Tomorrow, 4P.M.

Funeral services for Melvin
Ritchey, 66, will be held tomor-
row afternoon at 4 o'clock from
the chapel of the Lopez Funeral
Home. Mr. Ritchey passed away
Sunday at the Florida State Hos
pital after a short illness.
Rev. G.. Leon Wells of the First
M. E. Stone Church will officiate
at the services.
Melvin Ritchey was born in
Sydney, Australia.
Ritchey was a familiar sight
throughout Key West, selling The
Citizen daily, and he was known
to hundreds in the city.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-08
Key Westers
Resent Statement
By Individual

Considerable resentment has
been manifested around town at
an individuals statements during
the winds of yesterday. Long af-
ter it was known that the storm
had by-passed the Island City,
this individual misinformed the
public,
A city official stated this morn
ing that he had been told that
the party guilty had made the
following statement to a fellow
employe: This is my day; I'll
make a thousand dollars
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-08
Zig Fishing Fleet
Planned For Poland

WARSAW. -(AP)-The semi
official Polish newspaper Rzecz-
pospolita said a fishing fleet ca
pablo of supplying 100000
pounds of fish annually for the
home market is being planned
under the three-year investment
institute. The journal said this
should contribute to a general
Improvement in POland's f o d
situation and protect at the same
time the cattle population"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-08
$50 Persons Sheltered
Al Submarine Base
@tNNMmNT FOOD VA.
uEn light. HEAT
Fen TuRfE DAYS ~
NHNHptHH

Famnasa Ftengy Llaun. UsN.
sM e. 49, ensralsve offlcer and
anfamsagam ufflrrr ~ the
IS aflne uase here. an
m8 fhm mlofming that $50
Fseeteed temporary
sk IS a. 49, Sunday night
~ Cm.lF Lagoon de-
t fhaf the ~FufaNsus" could
@MsH fe8saaa ttefe fairly com
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6am meaemsF They @ussld have
~ So FafaaHs and slept on
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$3.50 - See fsfugeea" stream
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~ M@Aimn mmYuue who
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-08
Red Cross Rushes
Into Action AT
Emergency Call

Major Robert F. Spottswood
announces that the Red Cross in
Key West worked until midnight
Sunday, September 6, starting at
5 pm. when the Weather Bureau
announced that a hurricane was
inevitable in Key West.
Committees were hurriedly
called to meet at the Red Cross
Chapter House, and an appeal
was put on the air for men to
join the committees on shelter
and transportation at the Chap
ter House at 7 am. Monday to
begin stocking the eight inStalla-
tions.
Ralph Faraldo, Holsum bread
representative for Key West, call
ed his bakery in Miami, having
1900 loaves of bread rushed to
the chapter. 1t arrived before
8 am. in Key West.
Harvey Sellers, vice chairman
of transportation, working under
the supervision of his brother
Jack Sellers, chairman of trans
portation and communications
did a tremendous job of stocking
the shelters and finished the job
before noon.
Joseph Lazarovici and his COM
mittee accomplished an equal
task in apportioning nearly ST.
900 worth of food to the various
shelters.
l.. H. Goddard, co-chairman Oh
disaster, was everywhere filling
in" and helping.
Oliver GrisWold came to the
rescue and did a fine job on pub
licity in the absence of a chair.
man of public information.
Frank Adams, director of USO
where the Key West Chapter of
American Red Cross went inte
emergency headquarters at noon
was on the job helping on every
committee.
George Warren, liaiSon officer
between the Arthur Sawyer Pos
of the American Legion and the
American Red Cross, secured 6
number of strong backs" to helE
load and unload supplies.
Earl Hamilton had his com
mittee on registration and infor.
nation we'll organized and stand.
ing by to handle the job of an
swerFng inquiries in case of dis
aSter.
When the news came that
Key West was to be bY-passed.
refugees left shelters and re-
turned to their homes. About
l73 people were served a noon
meal in the shelters.
Bright and early this morning
+ two volunteers reported to the
chapter offering services for the
work to be done today. The vol
unteers are George Miller, vet
eran, and Deacon" Miller. col.
ored. Overseas Transportation
Co, Inc, loaned a truck for the
day.
Mr.. Spottswood said severa,
hundred perSons-700 estimated
as rough guess"-came to the
shelters and we're entertained
with music and games. There
were no casualties, accidents OF
lost" children. Monday all shell
| tiers were evacuated
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-08
Late Bulletins
EARLY REPLY
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON. - Bernar d
Bsruch. head of the United States
Atomic Bomb Commission. said
today he will issue a reply short
lY to the criticism of the COM
mission by Henry Wallace. Wal
lace characterized Baruch as
Stubborn and inflexible."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-08
TRUCE REJECTED

acknowledgements in
China today refused 10 join in a
Today truce with the National
lists. The Communists explained
they did not want any limit sci to
the truce. and. meanwhile. the
civil war continues.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-08
Pinder Services To
BE Held Thursday

Funeral services for John w.
Pindcr Will Toe held Thursday aft
ernoun at 4:3 O'clock from the
residence. 400 Elizabeth street.
Rev. J. b. Reid, of the Fleming
Street Methodist church. will Of
fiCiatc.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-08
GoERING WEEPs

NUREMBERG Goering is re-
ported TO have wept this morn
ing when photographs of his wife
end daughter were removed-from
his cell. Other prisoners. awaiting
hanging. were reported to be
jitterY.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-08
STRIKE CONTINUES

SAN FRANCISCO.-The dead
lock in the maritime strike along
the west coast of the United
States still continues. Another
meeting to consider the strike is
scheduled for this afternoon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-08
KOREAN ALPHABET

FUS N. Korean Koreans
today are celebrating the 500th
anniversary of the adoption of
their present alphabet. Because
of a general strike. outbursts of
violence are feared during the
celebration.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-12
Mia glattc 6rics
Oensfonfcrcn5

Mosfau - 9fuBlono, Dem onroil
licgt, Bob Die beporitebenoe 6rie0enS-
fonTeren5 10 glatt mic moglid per
I1uit, modte geriie I'M D%ornbinein
einen YIan niSgenrbeitet baben, Der
&larbeit iiber Das ein5nidlagenoe
&erfubren IAofft. llnterrihtete aus
Ionoiide -9iplomatenfreiie meinten,
Die Hulien leien Der offentli6en
Sontroperier, mie lie lid auf Der
erlten gogung Der NuBenminiiter III
2onoon, Der eriten llgs=5iBnng III
2onoon mo Der 0meiten Sibnng oeS
SiherbeitSrats i'll Stem Oorf 5ltge-
tragen baben, iiberoriillig.
Sic Somiets pollen Die 9ilpute
aitf oos Notmenoigite Backgammon
uno tpollen ni1t, DaB irgenomelde
i~nnerbalb Ser @roBmdhte entlteben.
9aber bcmiibt man Iid bier Inn
cine gut mlsgearbeitete SageSoro-
nung fir Sic 6rie0enstonferen5 NIT
nloglid)eripeile bereits uorber er0iel-
ter Ginigung.
gei ben &uiien berItdrft lid Ser
Ginorud, DAB auf oieien internatio-
nalen &onferen5en 0ie Gereinigten
Staaten uno @roBbritnnnien IN im-
mer ou8geIprodener @eiie gegen Die
Somjetunion 6ront MAIDEN. Wnn
gIallbt bier ferner, oaB ons Serfob-
rem oes Siderbeitsrnts in Stem port
in ser Srnn-6rnge gu elmer ooligen
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fiibrfe uno Ser Sat biel 3eit un0
Gnergie beridmenoete, ltn0 es oa5lt
brahte, ooB groBe Eeile Der @eIt
iid iber nidts nufregten.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-12

8ariS 5rulifreih itimmte oem
omcrifoniiden &oriMlng otf cine
bier an %. Mpril ItdttIinoenoe Som.
feren5 Ser NltBenminiiter Der o@ro-
Ben @ier" 81, I'M Sen Seq iiir Die
ip1tere europ1iiAe 6rieoenSfonferenS
sit ebnelt, un0 eriudte IN ibrer Nut
mort oorilm, BOB Die 6rnge Ser Sn.
ternotionoliiierltng 0e8 Gllbrgebiets
ollf Die Sogesoromtng geiebt miro.
@roBbritonnien uilo <Blun0 baden
Ben EIan bereits nf5eptiert, lrno es
miro angenommelL ooB 5ronfreidl
binnen fltr5em oie @inIooungeu outs
ienoen miro.
Der @ortiiibrer Oes aiop O'Gr-
lap iogte, Sic 6rnil5olen bdtten III
ibrer Antiuort altf Ben 8oridlag bon
StaatsIcfretGr @prnes oerlnngt, OoB
ole bier NuBenminiIter einen sc.
meinIdoitIihen altrS biniidtlih Der
politiI6en unO wirtihoItlihen 3it.
funit DON &itbraebiet uno 8Aeinlano
ieitlegen.
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Io0te, OaB oas Sabt4iett einitimmig
beIdloB, Die &erbnnolungen nit
@roBbritomien gum gtbidluB zines
GitnoniIles iort5llleben. Dies filbrte
ioiort 81 Gernutungen Dab ein
GolnpromiB 5miihen Den fran5oii-
Iden 6orOerungen auf gbtrenmmg
oes Gu6rgebietS bon 9eiitI6lano
lno einem britilden &orIdlng ollf
cine internotionale @irtidoftsfon-
troae Oes acknowledgements e~r5ielt
ueroen fam. @iti @runo oes britt
l6en BlnnS miirOe oie politii6e
&ontroGe oes Rltbr9ebiets III Den
@6uoen Der 9eutiden 6leibeit.
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ser AuBenminiiter S%onieren5 ibr
&erloltgen nnh elmer pollitlnoigeit
observation-disclosures Don Saarge-
bet uno &beinlano unO N6trenuilng
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fiber oieie 8unfte 0ebattiert bat mo
cine meitere Sibung nbbolten miro,
Der @iBenminiiter Georges @iOouIt
ei1en 8eridt crItotten ion.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-12

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rilrg ser fran50itid britiiHen Scr
banolrn0en NOR 0ie critic mntlide
9%eitdtigung, Dab iolde 9eIprehut-
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a~6georOnete, Oie alis Ger Sisung
0cs glitbenpoIitiiden MusidulieS ia
men, beridteten itber iOaenoe Aeilbe-
rltng oes Observation-Disclosures So
Iomon 8rumbad, zines eIiGiIiifPn
5O5ialiiten, ii6er Dos Hrbr ; Rbeit-
0robICm:
,,GuBlano bat int often gentle
2oiungen er5wungeu, Die lid ouf
ieine gepoltige MIaht ~griinOeten.
6raufrei6 bat nitt Die Modt, tln
ieilen @iqen I'M Meiten ollrd)5ie
ieben. is milb Die @eIihtspuntte
Gngtan0S mo 9lmerifas Ill 8etroht
5ieben. @eideS aitd Oie 9ofans Der
oeutidan Jroge iein piro, es lit in
Ser iuternationnlen Jrie0ensorgani.
lation mo oengemdB In lrnFren De-
5iebungen NIT oCn groBen nIliierten
Stanten. 0aB lie i'm peiertIiden 81
finoen lit. Sir 6rdnfreih beitebt
ole grobe @efnbr oorin. Dab cs itdJ
bel ser 8eiebuug oes @eitens nIleine
finoen fonnte. @ir fou1teu feinen
Gorteil erlangetL nenn mir GENTLE
2ollIn9en I'M @inpernebmen nit ei-
ner Maht = SomietruBIdnO II ge-
Gen Die on0eren - england mo Die
@~ereinigten Stooten er5ieIen.~
Washington Journal., 1946-04-12

q%uioierung Ser gngelegenbeit eili-
perltan0en ST. erfl0ren.
Sine peitere Sroge, oie oii ser
Gielstag R~at8iibung onigebra6t
wur0e, mar Yolens &prihlag, OaB
oie &ereinten gtotioneH Oie oiplo-
matiiAen 8~e5iebillgen 5ll 6ronco.
Spanien a6bre1en iollerL aber bic
gscratlnia oieier 6raae plr0e mli
uul6eitimmte Belt 5liriidgeiteat.
Srmittcn aagemeiner gerluirritng
~pertaate lid ser Nat. Der 81 ieiner
ndditen Sibuna bon @enernliefretdr
GrDgpe Sic ein6eutfcu miro. 9tiii
@runo Ser neuen Geqeln nulB oieie
Gi~nbertfing binren IA So9en er.
folgen, ober cS miro fir ma6ridein.
lid gebalten, 0aB ser 9tut n1dIte
ISOLDE ipie0er 5ltlanlmentreten miro.
Sic naDe5n oreiitiinOige Sibltng
brodte 0ie Hiiffe6r oes Sowjet-9p .
legierten Nnorei @rompfo altf lei,
zen Sit. @r crihien fir5 nod 3
ll9r uodntittag8 in ser GlirnboQe
Oes @rorrcr SUMTER College mo be-
CAB lid ebenio riibig mo 5iel6epubt
ollf ieinen 8laB, mie CT i'm am 81.
Mdr8 aus &roteit ge9en Die @ebano-
lung oes Sran-6dles oerlieB. Sei-
tens oes Stats mllroe ieine Nbpeieil-
belt offi5ieIl ni6t bernerft.
@6e ser Si6erbeitsrot feline 81.
Sibung obifloB, maren @orfeb-
ringen iiir 5pei idbrIihe &onieren.
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g(itBenminiiter Ser If 2GnOer ge-
~trofien moroen ole Mitglieocr oes
&ntes Iino, a6er Goten fiir Oieie
3ltinmenfiinfte muroen nift feitge-
iebt. Gprber batfen sic Oelegierten
e%initimmig uno .foit obne 9enoeriin.
gen Die gmpfeblltngen zines Sc.
d1ftsoronungSausidulies fir par
lamlentarii6e &egeln oltgenommen.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-12
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rii6tipeiie nit Gorbereitungen 81 eis
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nilder 8emier muroe. gr beiartO iidJ
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Seberon.
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ioroerte, ooB oas Ginfammer : Earla-
mert Srans nm einen Senot per-
mebrt miro, ga aui Oieie 8eiie sic
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am ebeIten fir ben peri. Staat 5lt-
riifJeponnen peroen f0dne.
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&egiernng aierbaioihons i'll rcn
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rer Aierboioifuns niht erfiillen. 9as
porgeihlogene 0berbnts, oos in Der
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