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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-01-01
Domestic Matters And
Conference At Mos
cow Were Among Sub
jects Discussed
CBy Associated Prcas)

WASHINGTON, Jan. /. -
President Truman, aboard the
yacht Williamsburg, anchored in
the fog off Quantico, Va, this
morning, conferred with mem
bers of his cabinet about domes-
tic matters and conferred with
Secretary of State Byrnes about
the Moscow conference.
President Truman spoke about
the fact-finding board he was
going TO name to hold hearings
in the hope that the steel strike.
fixed for January IA, will be
averted.
If the strike is called, 100000
men, working in 800 steel and
aluminium plants in the country,
will be affected. They are de-
manding an increase in wages
OF 81 day each, and the United
States Steel Corporation, which
IS considered as spokesman for
the other companies, declared its
inability TO pay the demanded
increase unless the OPA per-
mits the corporation to in
crease the price of steel.
U. S. Steel, unlike General
Motors and other corporations.
frankly declared that the only
way IL would be able to grant
the demand of the workmen,
would be if it was permitted
to increase its prices. The cor
poration s.ided that. ii would
be futile for its officials to take
part in the discussions before
the fact-f.nding board unless a
price increase is permitted.
President thurman also an
nounced that he had dissolved
the War Labor Board and that
ne would replace it with a six
man sterilization board.
The statement further SAID
that the President had signed
i've bills and had vetoed three.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-01-01
MMMMlllMIh
Boulevard Accident
Driver Is Torpedoman

M. r. Creech. torpedo
man first class, stationed at
the Naval Operating Base
Torpedo Shop was the driver
of the Mercury sedan which
overturned on the Boulevard
early yesterday morning.
Creech reported yesterday
afternoon TO the police de-
partment and made a state
ment TO them in which he
said that there was no SER
ious injury to personnel.
The left front tire blew
out, Creech said. which re-
suited in loss of control of
the car.
The Citizen check of local
doctors and hospitals yes
terdaY could find no record
of the accident.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-01-01

Juan is young John ST.
monitor moves in with money
friends and slaves starts salt
gathering business -. Comman-
der David Porter moves in
instructed to make pirates scarce
:. pirates move out !. what is
left of them j.. - Porter follows
to the Isle of Palms tSpanish)
no pirates, no prisoners; con-
sequently, no complaints Except
from SPAIN,
1861. The Stars and Stripes
float over Fort Taylor and the
Stars and Bars over Key West
when opportunity offers
Spanish rule in Cuba becomes in
tolerable . the best cigarmakers
in the world migrate to Key West
make the best cigars in large
numbers.
1871. The San Carlos Institute
is established. across the blue
waters of the Strait there is a
smudge of black smoke fol-
lowed by another b.. crowded
wlarvcs -. eager Cuban pa
triots praying the gun-running
tug home or her crew will
stand against the bullet-pitted
wall of MORO Castle the
Spanish gun-boat gains d. but
not enough and sheers off
the crew of the THREE FRIENDS
is safe in the Cradle of Cuban
Liberty" Libations are poured to
the patron Saint of Insurrectos.
= 1898. The "MAINE" goes down
in the harbor of Havana 1.-The
tramp of marching feet echoes on
the pavements Of Key West
headlines scream of Dewey, Sch
aeV, Shafter, Cerevera =, Again
Key West becomes the GIBRAL-
TAR of the CARIBBEAN r.. the
men who d., in Hav2: come to
rest in the Key West cemetery
wait for GabriePs reveille.
1912. Henry Flagler performs
his miracle and the F. E. G. Rail-
road Extension comes across the
mitne i ater into n-s' Wcs,
Ferries carry trains of cars }
Havana the life Of a + !
terminus huns.
1917. WORLD WAR &c
Curtain Raiser to II at
CONTINUED on Pa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-01-01
FALSE ALARM OF
d. d . u. FIRE LAST NIGHT
1fSEO 9fH III

A false, alarm of fire. was sent
into the No. l Fire Station last
night shortly. after 8 o'clock,
which called out the fire ap-
paratus. The fire was reported
as being in the vicinity of the
Casa Marina Hotel, but upon
arrival on. the scene no fire
whatever was discovered.
The alarm was transmitted
over the fire alarm system from
the No. l Fire Station, ringing
the alarm from box 1923, corner
of County Road and Reynolds
street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-01-01
FORMER KEY WESTERS
COME HOME ON VISIT

Former Key. Westers who
have como home for a visit, are
Sister Mary Isabella, Superior at
the Academy of the Holy Names
in Albany NY. and Sister Stel-
la Maria from Academy of the
Holy Names at Rome, N. Y.
They are visiting their mother,
Mrs, Mary E. Sweeny of $40
Elizabeth street,
Mrs, John Rao, daughter of
Mrs. c. M. Larranaga, and the
three Rao children are also visit
ing the Sweenvs home. Their
many friends gladly greet these
former Kew Westers back home
on theIr Vlsl1ssle afi
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-01-01
President Truman COIlfGrS
with Cabinet OFFICERS On
Board Yacht Of QU3ntiCO
g6gMMMlUM
Pelican Bill Complains
About Cool NOr'wester

Pelican Bill was resting on
the water at the foot of
Front street every SO often
lodging the sweils coming in
under the dock from the
north when The Citizen re-
porter sauntered up for a
report on the weather.
Gosh darn cold. Bill said
as the spray dashed over
him. 1.-THE wind came right
around through the clock
starting 4EE7m the east where
the weather was warm work
ing to the south and then
blowing al first gently and
then hard out of the north
west and then north.
Weather fooled around for
a couple of weeks but this
is a real norwester".
Bill said Miami airport
was down to a low of So
yesterday, pointed to Allan
ta's SO, Boston's IS. New
York's SO and Chieago's Is
and Des Mioines IL. Key
M'est according TO Bills
homemade thermometer was
II.
Can't see Harold Heron or
Gertie Gill around" Bill
said. They're up in he Bay
Keys roosttn in the man
groves there. Well four more
days and it'll be warm again.
That's the way with these
nor westers."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-01-01
,yeIHarry c. Galley, MD.
JohndB. Maloney Memorial Hospital
otI Key West, Florida
12-27-45

DR.. Edward Gonzalez,
Key West, Florida
Dear Doctor:
AS you know the privilege of practicing
in Key West, i'm Monroe County, has been
contingent upon the immediate war emer-
gency, and subject to the support of DR..
Warren and myself, and Doctor Warren's
death left me solely responsible. feel that
the emergency is over. Since the state
board is checking upon the unlicensed ply
sicians, am notifying you am no longer
offering you my support, and advising you
of same. This is to take effect the first of
January, 1916, so after that date. you are
not to practice until such time as you acquire
your Florida state license.
| am SO notifying the authorities.
Sincerely yours,
(Signed) H. C. GALLEY
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-01-01
E. GONZALEZ, MD.
KEY WEST. FLA.
Dec. 81, 1916
TO MY PATIENTS:

will stop practicing medicine JAN l. 1916 in
to the order contained the phoosta copy of letter folio
E. GUIrTAT4EZ
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-01-01
COLORED SAILOR
CARRIES PISTOL
ARRESTED BY OFFICER, HOW
ARD HARRIS LAST
.., NIGHT

Charles E. Thomas, colored
sailor, was arrested by officer
Howard Harris last night and
booked on disorderly proceed
ings in carrying a concealed
weapon, a 45, automatic pistol
fully loaded.
Thomas is in city jail this
morning.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-01-01
STEAL BICYCLE
FROM JAX USO

Blue Uso bike was reported p tied
stolen from jackson Square
USO, according to a report made
to the police.
% The serial was S4-27-81. Police
are keeping lookout.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-01-01
Arthur BeTgstr0In Killed m
AutOC8r Crash This NOrninQ
Brother, Victor, Badly
Injured; Accident On
SOuthwesterly End Of
Boulevard

Was her husband killed or
was her brother-in-law kill
ed?
That was the terrible sus-
pense experienced by Mrs.
Victor Bergstrom, 618 Ashe
| street, this morning when
Police Chief Louis Eisner
and Reginald Pritchard, OF
Pritchard Funeral Home,
called on her at z o'clock 10
report that one of the Berg
strom brothers was killed in
an automobile accident at
the southwesterly end of'the
Roosevelt boulevard on the
south shore.
Chief Eisner and Mr..
Pritchard showed Mrs. Berg
strom a pair of eyeglasses
and a drivers card, which
indicated that the man who
was killed was her brother
in-law. But she was not sat
isfied, and asked to have
him described, and she was
given a minute description Of
him, but the brothers were SO
alike, she still was left in Il
state of uncertainty, after
Mr.. Pritchard and Chief Els
ner left here.
Up to $3.50 o'clock, the
, suspense was so tense she
wept or stared blankly alter
nately.
Suspense Ended
Shortly afterward, Mr.. Pritch-
ard returned to the home and in
formed her that he was then GER
tain that her brothcr-in-law, Ar
thur Bergstfom. AZ, of the same
Ashe street addresses, was the
one who was killed.
Ever then she was not sat
isfie6. SC MIR. Pritchard went
across the street 10 telephone 10
his home TO have his ambulance
sent TO Ashe street. so that he
could take Mrs. Bergstrom 10
the Key West Municipal Hos
pitsl TO see her husband. but
before the telephone call was
made. Mrs. Bergstrom's brother
in-lew. Frank StickneY. arrived
at the house in his automobile
end told her that he had Left
her husband only a short time
before in the hospital.
The two brothers were driving
southwesterly on the boulevard in
Arthur'S car about o'clock this
morning, and, instead of slowing
down to turn into Bertha street,
the car was driven over the rocks
at the foot of the boulevard and
stove in the under part Of the hood
nearly back to the front axle.
Crushed To Death Al Wheel
Arthur was driving, and the i'm
pact crushed the life out of him
against the wheel and sent Vic
tors head through the wind
! shield. The glass at the lower
| part of the hole through the wind
shield is stained with blood, and,
when Victor took his head out Of
the hole, he remained stunned in
his seat long enough to soak it
with blood.
Tracks of his blood show that
he walked in a circle on the rocks
in front of his car, seemingly to
collect his thoughts, then he
Continued on Page FourI
!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-01-01

Associated Press Day Wire
Service and AP Features
For Sc Years Devoted to the
Best Interests of Key West
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-04
ALLIANCE REVUE
Bv Hilda.

Alliance, o., April Again
we are stressing your attendance
at the monthly meeting on April
.. MI OF YOU boys be sure to at
tend as we will discuss the base
ball features at that time. We
will also have the report on our
dance at that time. SO see YOU
all Tuesday evening at 8 p. m.
The birthday children in April
certainly took over Saturday
might've will have to celebrate
again sometime soon--in fact.
am still celebrating and will be
until next Wednesday.
The Spring Concert was the
highlight of Sunday and a really
excellent performance was turn
ed in by both the East and West
Clubs-also oy Marie Aber who
really proved her singing ability
was tops. "lhe Skaters Waltz"
was really beautiful-could not
have been better. That should be
an inspiration for the rest of the
clubs who have quite a bit OF
singing ability.
Congratulations to Henry
Holmes and his future wife. Also
to Danny Schuller and Betty
krause. And it seems as though
there is going to be another un-
expected one real soon too.
Oh yes-the basketball game
was the Saturday night feature
and West really took East to the
tune of As 20. How they could
have gotten along without that
cheering section is something you
will have to ask yourself. More
news next week.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-04
Stebe,lbiireiff, ,2lmerifonifhes Dolfsblatt

nodbem ser Qeiter, &onteraomiral
Sarolo IS. 9otpen ein @ilb rou
Senrp Soro seieben bate, tpie oieicr
init elmer art auf einem &unititoif.
slutomobilfotfIiigel berlmboefte.
Sorlher m,s Ser Yripatnirtidait
urbeiteten nit Dem Saborntorilm SIT.
lonmen an ser Sdaihmg ciues 2eib,
Dangers nus 9uniritofi uno oie Ser,
i,de nuroen BON unbereu Stellen
Scr Warinc unh ser slrlncc ,mter.
itiist.
I'm sic al,ten Giaenihnitcn Ser
@lnsfoierpanseruno Sarsutlm, gnbc,
5lpei Sifi5ierc pom 9fapp @urcol,
Of Meoiclne anO Suraerp einc oui,
regenoe 9oritell,lng in cinem &olj'
bau in ser N1be ocs Eopu Meoiro(
Center in 9etDesoa, Wo. st. Gom.
9lnNrcu SAUL @ebiter. @oibinaton,
,. s., ieucrte nit eiuer .i5 Gal.
nltomotildcn EiItole il, elmer Ont
fermma uon lpenigen Mtetern nui
icinen Sremo, Sen st. Com. GblporO
Spn 9orcn aus Gbarlottcnuille. 81.
ser eil1c bcicuhers enhuoriene Sots
nit eingelaiicnen &,npltltoIipmScr.
plottcn trllg.
Sic 3ugel prallte Ilad an benz
3umittoff ab umb fiel harmloS ii
Goreps &ono, mie bic Mforinc be
rid,tctc.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-04
Siiben Ger Mebe fern bIteben.

Ser oen1ofrotiibe elbgepronete
9opfin o,s 9llaboma, ser cine 9ieibe
uon Semofraten aus Dem Siiocn sur
Scilnabme an oenl TeIteiiel, auf me-.
pem Die Heoe gebaltel muroe, Der.
pflid)tet battc, erflGrtc, sluoli Seno.
torcn lulo HeprGientnnten hiittcn Iit1
gelueiaert, an sem Giien teil5lmeb-
men. Sbr 8rlno marc sic 9lnrucicn.
belt g&allaces oui Der HeNnertribitne
geluelen. Nah ser Mnnobmc hieier
Sitoltaatler babe @alluce nidjt ons
Hett ju Gemotrotcu 81 iprcdcn.
Scr slergcr oicier Eorlamcntarier
riNtete iid) bouptiGdNlib gegcu sic
sluiforOcrln9 bon &alloce, beiiere
GarteiSis5iplin bel Nbltinlmlnaen
iiber lpicbtige Tro9en ST tpabren. 81
nlNc SiiNltaotler brhen III ser apn-
grcBperioNe tpieocrbolt NIT Sen SIC
publlfanern gcaen sic HlmOcsrcgic-
rlna acltimnt.
@Ghrcno irincr 9lnipradlc lettc
&pdN crncitcretc truman on ciner
Stellc Iem Mnnuifript lmh ictte iih
iiir ooS bon scr Wlunocarcgicrlng
lWracldlngeue ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
elm. Sn bicicr @a,ichyng laatc scr
ErGiiocnt:
,l(n'ere tSrellnrc inn &onarcb
miiiien iih cntid'licbcn. Oh lic iiir sic
Mchtc Scr &ricaateilnchmcr cintrctcn
luollcn nNer ob lie hcubIiChtiNcn, lid,
Sen Snterciicn ocrGrunNIriifsb fsbcIibcr
5u mtcrmcrlen."
Gini9e &nnarcEmitalicocr aus
bcm Siiocn iciatcn tcinc einhcitlidic
0curtcillm1 scr Neocn. Giniac mcin
ten. sic 9lniprathcn hcinnocrS
Wulloccs Ncbe - miiroen nid)t on,u
beitragen. sic Ginigteit ser Nortei
letter 3u id)micoen. ludbrcno onhcrr
gegcntelli9cr slnlid)t marcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-04
ANSWERS
Questions will be found on pape s

questions Will be fOunQ on page
|. "U".
2. Kansas.
3. 1t may refer to either the
capacity or weight of a vessel.
4. A labor-union term referring
to a method of determining hours
wages, and working conditions
by direct negotiation between re-
presentatives OF a labor union
and an employer.
5. The knot.
6. Florida.
I. Sacred folk songs created by
Negroes in America.
8. The name given to form of
poetry written without meter or
rhyme and usually without regu-
lar stanzas.
9. Mineral.
10. Quicksilver.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-04
Die Slette entkmut ein
ftenes krteeseetein,t,is:
pan3er aus 0las

@olbinston. Sic Ntorine CAB fiir5-
lid betannt, hnb ihon Dor benz Gnbc
oes &rie9es nit Sapm aunltltoiis
pon5cr,ln1 aus oepal3ter 8losiaier
5iln1 3o1naiaehrol,t Iiir sic Marinc
nno sic Warincs >snioutrrie %Sturm,
trnpren ,nr &erfiiauns itono.
Serllld,e batten tcrpieien, Nab
o1c'e VaNerlml gcgcn @eihoiic mo
splitter luirt ON sroreu. Nod) ser
sluslaac Ser Marine batten Nieis
SIasfaIcrSSafen bel oen 9unNtriy,
pen MIR cine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in Sti-
notpa 81 'beitehen. s(her Dor ,sapauS
l(ebergabe lnllrNcn id,on aemals.c
9tplon-Tlafansiiee bon Morine, rmo
Marine SSwInnterie sSlieaem srn,
Shube aeaen ldNucres Tloficucr
iiber hem ioponiiden Serritcrium be.
m,tt.
Sic MasiaIer Sofcn, Goron ae-
nannt, iuurNen ols leid)ter, lhmie0.
'uncr lno he1ucmer oils Stabl hc.
Itrieben, ollcroings eibt sic Morine
5u, oab tie supicl 9falm eiunebmcr.
Sus @epiht ser Nplpn-Slafun3ii,
&c iiir ssliegcr mrSe nit chpas
iiber rs Hiuno bcseihuet, gcaeniiber
sS bis 80 GfllnS bel Sen Satiicl>.
N1Biigcn aus Wonganitabl, sic IN
beiocn @eltfrieaen uermenSet m,r,
Sen.
Tus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
rilml alauht, ooB Sic ;Sortihritte in
ser moherncn &ricgiiibr,mg Sic Not
.renoigfeit zines mirtiamen Split,
terpmBeridnltes iiir Sipiliiten ,mS
MilitGr crb0bcn tpiiroen.
Tic Fanseriorid,ung bes 2uhcrl.
tcrims bcaanu i'm Sesembcr 1940.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-04
THEY SAID LAST
WEEK:

President Truman. in his state
ment calling on Americans
to aid countrywide share
the housing" movement for
the benefit of returning vete-
rams:
Surely no veteran who has
served his country faithfully and
we'll should now be left homeless
on his return from service. | sim
cerely hope that every citizen
will take this matter to heart and
aid this effort in every way pos
sible. Religion teaches us that we
share. BY sharing our housing,
we can render a practical and
personal service to our veterans"
Secretary of Labor Lewis B.
Schwellenbach, speaking OF
administration efforts to
establish a permanent Fair
Employment Practices COM
mission:
"There are very few people
who will deny that there is
moral obligation upon all of us.
and particularly upon our govern
ment. to insure to all our people
the inalienable right OF every
American to work, regardless of
his race or color or creed or ma
tional origin. 80. BY doing this
we preserve the principles Of
justice and equality for all Ame-
ricans."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-04
$mNitoatei, 9eoen
mauaee.2lniprastc

@aibinaton. Shgcicb ErGiiocnt
Srlnlon bci iciner 9tcbc gclcagutliM
Oes Ssadirn Cages 29mol bon Zip
plmus nnterbrodNn pnroc, nls cr iicD
fiir mebr Giniafeit innerbalb ser
Semofrotiihen Yartei eiuicbte, ipurs
Sc hieie Gini9feit Npfy bllrch Sic Sats
iud,c getritbt. nab cine Mcibe oemo,
fratiId,er VnrImncntarier ans sem
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-04

W'uh 'ollte elmer 9ci'tigen Glite
pprbebalten Icln, Sir cine Ginbeits-
ichule nit gpmnoiiolem Gharofter
feblt unr nllem sic Sehrcridlnit. Sic
ulh nitt 10 roid) bsrnnaehiloet
Derbsn fam. @ir baltcn ncbcn oen
@pmnaiilm sic Sbcrrculihule ols
WlNunaaItGtte elmer breiten Sd,idt
iiir unentbehrlidl. Sie inll nit elmer
,SremN'pruhe beginner nnN in Scr
Nritten &laiie cine 5lpeite ,Sremo.
iprahe erholteu. Ta}miihcn lit ais
Srittcr Sd)ultpp Sns Nealgpmnnlillm
porgcirhen. nit 2otein rno Mtothe
ra,it, 10 bob Die unreitrebtc Sent
lfllllnl errcid,t miro. Sir cincn be
Itimlnten WSea butcn mir lmS nod
nidt entlCt)icrcn, neil mir oie Ont.
lpldlln1 in Den mNcrcn 3oncu Of
lpartcn polltcn."
Observation-Disclosures Or. Sd,romm
olS geuuitrn0tcr @robheiienS beIiirs
luortete ans mirtIhaitlihen Sriin
Sen Elm Observation-Disclosures nit Spei
ooer orei ahpuciaunaen. Gngliif
ioll 5luci Sabre lang als ein5ige
Sremolprod)e betrieben perocn
Gann ioa in Ser oritten alaiie 60
tein fomnlen. Nath peiteren slpc'
Sabren IoQ cine @abelung eintreten.
uno sipar in eincn rein hllInaniiti-
ifen 3lpeia (l.nter Itartcr 9etonlna
oes @riehiid)en), einem realgpnlna-
lialen 3lueig (IranSoiiih als brittle
SremoIprohe) ,mo einem naturipii,
ienidlaitliten 3neig. vGas SNeal
lit nuh iiir uns bic ncunfloliire sln.
itnlt. Die slusleie m,b itrena Iein,
ober night gleih bei 9eginn, ionoern
crit nah ser Slpeiten uno oritten
alaiie. sl,tT Sem flahen 2anoe ipQeu
in Sorm Don pierfloiiiaen Yrogpnls
naiiaIitaaten "3uhrinoe'd,ulen" iiir
sic @clanitalten entiteben. ga Sic
Hpt1penHigfeit beiteht, geignetc
Sonblehrer ausSubiloen, geoenfen
mir nod einen piertell Stultnp Gin,
suiiibren, in Sem r,hen ;lpei ssremos
'pradcn (Gngliih alS Saiptlprahc)
ollh sic .muiiiheu isGher, Mtiif
uno @erfllnterrid,t su ihrem Mehte
fcnmen Gieier Shultpp lit iiir
iunre Menidrn' aeoad,t. sic ipGtcr
an Ser Golfsid,ule OILS 2chrer mir
fen roaen.
Ger &crtrcter @aoens Ir. ;sron;
Gu6ertc: ,@ir erfcnnen Sic bc'pns
rerc Stellllng bcs @pmnniillms on
uno molen es lpieoer berItellen.
abcr eS IoQ i'm lpcicntlid,eu cine Gil
tc'd)ule icin. Zen anberen Notipen
tiqfcitcr nnllen mir blrd, Gin Ncal-
rpnnaiil,m gereht peroen. @ir ho,
BEN unS aui biele beiben 5ppen elm.
ocitellt, ohne bisber 81, elmer eno-
aiiltigen 2Giung aefommen 5l iein
Gin .rpid)ti9er 8eiihtspunft iheint
inns sic isruge ser MGbfenbiloung
;u iein. @ir haben in @noen nehel
cininen @roBItGoten cine Heibe flei,
ner StGote, in ocnen iid, oie Mdn-
hcnbilound IN ser Sberreolid,ule
ocG5cg. 9ie MGodlenbiloung aui
rein apn,naiialer @runoloae tp1r'
mpbl fiir sic Maiie Ser WGod)en Ell.
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