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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-13
Capitol Busy Spot; Boih Houses Meet,
 Also Committees
(By The Associated Press

The Capitol is a busy place to- day. Both houses scheduled ses- sions after being in recess for several days, and number of committees are meeting also.
 Two Senate committees, the Fiji nance and Labor groups, will hold closed sessions to organize.
 Democratic Senator Claude Pep per says he and two colleagues are seeking President Trumans go- ahead on vast new public health program. They want administra- 'tion backing on a single piece Of legislation which would wrap up MT. Truman's national health in surance plan with half dozen ether related proposals.
 The United States is reported to be consulting with Britain and France on a Chinese government move aimed at opening the way to mediation by outside powers in Chi mas war.
 The House will hold routine session, with no business schedul- ed. During the morning the House Democratic and Republican leaders met separately on committee as- signments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-13
RELATIONS NOT STRAINED

WASHINGTON, Jan 13.-tR- President Truman today denied that British-A m erican relations are strained as result of the Palestine crisis.
 The denial was in response to questions at news conference. Re- porters had sought to draw him out on the half-hour conference he had earlier in the day with British Ambassador Sir Oliver Franks. MT Truman would not discuss his talk with the British envoy.
 A reporter asked whether rela- tions between the United States and Britain over the Palestine question could be called strained"
 MT. Truman replied that they are not.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-13
Rape Mystery
 Cleared Up

GUAM, Jan. 13.-lR-Three Negro U s. Air Force men were charged today with raping pretty Ruth Farnsworth, former Wac, and leav- ing her unconscious in the jungle to die.
 A lie detector and a recovered smock broke the month-old mys- tery
 The American governor of Guam identified the accused as: Pvt. Call win Dennis, 26, Frederick, Md; Pvt. Herman Dennis, 20, Belton, Tex; Staff Sgt. Robert w. Burns, 32, of 2824 North Lacey Street, Spokane, Wash.
 Calvin and Herman are brothers. The three are accused of kidnap- ping, rape and murder.
 Miss Farnsworth, .27, of Sa n Francisco, was seized last Dec. II in jade shop where she was work ing part time so she could buy a trousseau for her marriage next April to a marine. She was knocked unconscious, carried out to 7, Jun- gle and raped. A searching part" of soldiers and marines found her there 12 hours later. She died Dec 13 without recovering conscious ness.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-13

HONOLULU, Jan. 13.--lR- Will jam P. (BilD Odom, jocular and confident at the outset, flew his |single-engine Waikiki Beach" east ward today in quest of a 5,285-mile flight record for small planes. Powered by 185-horsepower en- zine, the gleaming silver Beech craft Bonanza lifted smoothly from the Honolulu Airport last night at 6:32 D. m. (8.32 D. m. PST) into the Hawaiian moonlight.
 The small, 1,500-pound plane climber steadily and banked to the south to clear Diamond Head. < My destination is Teterboro Air port just outside New York" Odom said before squeezing his lanky frame into the tiny compartment of the heavily plane. He was wearing freshly pressed Scotch plaid good luck" suit.
 Flight Messages
 (At Seattle, Coast Guard head quarters reported that Odoms mes sages to the escorting PBY were being heard. He said he was av- eraging about 155 miles an hour and expected to be over Seattle around D. m. today Weather reports indicated he would have smooth flying the rest of the way into the Pacific Coast. ; (The Coast Guard reported these fragments of conversation:
 c"Won't ever leave the bed when I arrive. Feared heavy wing tanks would strain wings Survived rough weathering Aiming Seattle.'
 t"Have a few notches in stom- ach. Anyone who flies over this water with one engine bound to feel squeamish. Feel fine.l Slight ly tired.'D
 Riding Tailwind
 An escorting Navy PBY radioed that Odom was riding a favor ale tail wind at 124 knots an hour. At 3:10 a. m. Honolulu time (5:10 am. EST) his position was given as 861 miles from Oahu Is- land.
 If he makes it, he will more than double the nonstop record for small planes. The record is 2O61 miles, set Sept. 23, 1937 by two Russians.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-13
Taft Opposes Two
 Measures on Labor

WASHINGTON. Jan. l3.-R-- Senator Robert Taft of Ohio does not think much of the plan for two labor measures. He favors one bill, and he predicts that the ma jor parts of the Taft Hartley law will remain in force.
 Taft says it is "idiotic" to handle labor legislation in two parts. Un- ion leaders favor this method. but Taft points to Senate rules and claims that 1t won't work,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-13
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-R-Clos- ing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 3A, American Can 88A, Anaconda 34k, Curtiss- Wright 8is, International Harvest CT 267s, Kennecott 56, New York Central 125s, Northern Pacific l6as, U. s. Steel 717s, Pound $4.03A.
 Sales today were 100000 shares.
 Averages today are as follows :. industrials lS017, rails 5296, util- ities 34.35.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-13
TAX ON RAW
 HALIBUT I5
 HEARING
Jensen Explains Aims of Proposal : Witnesses
 Against Bill Talk
By JAMES HUTCHINSON

JUNEAU, Alaska, Jan. 13.5R-- Fishermen and industry spokesmen opposed at an Alaska legislative committee hearing today the pro- posed four per cent raw fish tax on halibut.
 The,r testimony that any tax on halibut would result in additional diversion of fish to Prince Rupert, B. O., led Rep. Marcus Jensen, Douglas Democrat and author of the bill, to propose reducing the sug- gested tax to two per cent.
 Nc action was taken, however, at the brief house fisheries commit tee hearing prior to the territorial house session this morning
 JENSEN EXPLAINS PLAN
 Jensen said he had every desire to work out plan which will pro- tect storage plants and other in- vestments in Alaska. However, he said some plan should be devised under which the halibut industry pays some share in needed taxes.
 Witnesses against the bill in cluded Wallis gorge of Juneau Cold Storage Company; Walter Pihlman of Ketchikan, Alaska fish ermen's union; and H. J. Lannen, of Cordova, secretary of the fish, ermen's union
 George warned the proposal was of greatest importance" to every Southeast Alaska town.
 Petersburg is in arms about it." he said, adding that any tax at all would affect the situation.
 LATER HEARING SUGGESTED
 A later hearing was suggested to allow all representatives of the in- dustry to express themselves, and committee chairman, Andrew Hope, Sitka Democrat, said there would be ample opportunity for evidence to be submitted.
 Committee m m b CTS indicated there was slight chance for any fin al action on the bill at the special session now under way The regular session will follow.
 Pullman said the proposal was particularly serious for the Ket- chikan area which lis only a few hours" from Prince Rupert He said Alaska merchants are bound to suf- fer because boats run to Prince Rupert while crews spend the time working gear. Lannen suggested most of the tax would fall on small vessels.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-13
BOMB EXPLOSION
 IN CAIRO SQUARE
By MOHAMED WAGDI

CAIRO, Egypt. Jan. 13-lR-One or two persons were killed and at least 16 were injured by the ex- plosion of bomb in a Cairo square today.
 A cigarette seller was killed in the blast.
 Fifteen persons were treated at the Government Hospital in the Kasr Fl Aini district. Hospital at tendants said five of these were wounded seriously.
 Egyptian unrest over the strug- gle in Palestine has been a factor in several recent incidents in CairoD
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-13
COASTAL PLANES
 TAKE 10 TO 5ITkA


 Ten passengers got off to Sitka yesterday by Alaska Coastal Air lines. AGA planes brought eight persons lack to Juneau. six from Sitka and two from Funter Bay.
 Passengers were:
 From Sitka: G. Baldwin, Regina Mendel, Ray Avrit, R. T. Roberts, Roy Downing, Dr. Max Van Sandt.
 From Funter Bay: Bill Hixson, RadO Pekovich.
 From Sitka: Helen Amos, Robert Shapley, Russ Conlon, Lou Taylor, Les Cease, Karl Aho, Erwin Hill, E.. c. Weber, H. Lewis and Leonard Evans.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-13
DOOM FLYING
 OVER OCEAN, TINY PLANE
Hops Off from awaii- Bound Nonstop for Air.
 port Near N. Y. City

BULLETIN, SAN FRANCIS co, Jan. 13.-tR,- Bill OdOm, who is seeking a new light plane distance record from Honolulu to TeterbOrO, N. J., was reported swinging south to pass ever the San Francisco area this afternoon.
 The Civil AerOnautics Auth ority radio station here said that instead of flying over Se- attle, he is making "fix" on San Francisco.
 He was about 300 miles off the coast at noon.
 The CAA said the change in course was made to take advan- tage of prevailing winds. Od- Om's new course will take him over Elk0, Nev., later in the afternoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-13
pERATR0vI(H SAID
 II, NOT ENCEBRETH

A story in the Empire yesterday erroneously quoted Senate Presi- dent" Engebreth as having said Governor Gruenings message to the special session covered the tax proposals and I'm for them" The comment should have been at tributed to Senate President Pera- trOyich.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-13
STEAMSHIP OFFICIAL HERE

Admiral F. A. zeusler, Executive Assistant to the President of the Alaska Steamship Company, and Mrs. Zeusler arrived on the Den ali from Seattle and are staying the Baranof Hotel. The Zeuslers plan a ten day stay in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-13
CORDOvA FAMILIES HERE

Two Cordova families arrived here on the Denali from Seattle and are staying at the Baranof. They are MT. and Mrs. A. D. Flem- ing and children Tommy and Jerri, and MT. and Mrs. c. w. Schmidt and baby.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-13
LEGION EXEC. COM.
 TO MEET TONIGHT

Members of the American Legion Executive Committee will meet at 8 o'clock tonight in the home of Post Commander Chester Zenger. All members are urged to attend,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-13
BRITISH VIEWS ABOUT PALESTINE
 GIVEN PRESIDENT
Truman, Ambassador Con- fer Half Hour at White
 House Over Situation

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-Presi- dent Truman received today from Sir Oliver Franks, the British ann bassador, an outline of Britain'S views on the Palestine situation.
 MT. Truman and the ambassador conferred for nearly half hour at the White House
 Franks said afterwards that he submitted the views of my gov- ernmsnt on the Palestine situation"
 He told reporters these were the same he had expressed yesterday at the State Department to Undersec- retary Lovett.
 Lovett disclosed to a news con- ference yesterday that the United States had expressed concern to the British government over troop movements in the Palestine area.
 Lovett emphasized at the same time that American policy is di- rected toward putting across an effective armistice in the Jewish Arab fighting.
 Presumably, Franks visit was a follow-up to this earlier exchange with the British government.
 The ambassador told reporters he delivered no note but quite literal ly talked with the President"
 In London, Anthony Eden, Con- servative spokesman in Britain, ex- pressed fear of a break with the United States over Palestine. He said Foreign Secretary. Bevin, who succeed him, had handled the sit- uation in a confused manner. He tlamed equally the U. s. State De- partment for failure to declare firm policy or take firm line.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-13
FROM KETCHIKAN

Frank R. Clayton of Ketchikan is at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-13

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NahfoIger, Dem 9egenlpGrtigen @u-
perior in WaaEtD, RI @1inIbert Nrerg-
man Iat 6en BIon feitber nit GrfoIg
Der itur1nebrigen gollenonng eittge-
gengefiibrt. Die neue @enoiienihnft
beitebt oer3eif aus nht Snoianerihtpe-
itern, Die lire Gr5iebui1g ilnter. ben
Shtpeitern 6es 4I. Sdfrnnrefts ge-
ilnfien baben. gs bon6elt fib INN Mit.
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lteftornt Der GonfrateruitD of Ebri.
ition Doctrine erIheiHt. bat cine Wi.
Iihofstonlntiiiion inter 0ent Boriib
IDon gr5biidof McgiihoIos felt Sob
lren genrbeitet. Cine Iange Meibe Der
lGrngen uno Mnttporten be5ieben iib
| duf Dinge spie Rrieg, Megierung, bic
8e5iebungen atpiid,en Mrbeitgeberil
ii1to Mrbeitnebmern, NeIigions- 1lfl0
llnterrihtsfreibeit, .,Gutbanniie~ !,
Birth Control uitp. Die DerGffent-
llidnng oes pierbainoertied iedsnnoapon-
i5ig Seite1 itarfen Bubes front bic
Mrbeit bon 5tpolf Snbren, ipelhe cine
@ruppe bon Nr1lnten llno fotboIi-
| ihen @elebrten geleiitet bat. Der 2o-
| ltebisniis lit fiir Miftelihulen luro
Colleges beitinlrrit. Die geotionaI
Catholic Welfare Conference, tpeIhe
Die fatboIiihe Sierardie reprdien-
tiert, tpies 6nrnuf bin, bnB Der &ate-
d)isrtiis ipie ieoes nlitbentiide fd-
tboliihe 9nilbbuh glnt1port gibt
nlif Grngen, Die iiiitgIt burh cine &on-
troDerie IN Bolton aiifge1porfen tpnr-
ben. Dort batten bier 2aienprofeifo-
rem nm Bottom College gegen oos 8o-
iton College Die Beidiilbigifrg Der
&eserei erboben, ba es Iebre, bab aud
Nihtfatbolifen oas Sell erIanaen
fonnten Grabiidof guibing ieooh
iteIte fid niif ben Stan6punft oes
College ,iit6 ent3og benz Seiuitenpoter
2eonnr6 GeeneD ole Mnsiib,ing ieiner
Sunftionen aIs Nrieiter, tpeiI er Die
@niidt Der bier entIniienen 2aienpro-
feiioren teilt. 3n bieienl Ynnfte beiBt
es IN Dem 1,eliei1 &atebisrn,is:: .Her-
1onen, ipelhe nibt ourf eigene lhtpe-
re S6ulo auBerbalb Der fdtboliihen
&irhe bleiben uno niht tpiiien, BOB
lie Die tpabre Stride lit, forlnen 6es
Sells teilbaftig iper6en, tpenn 1ie ionit
bon Der @naoe @ottes @ebraudh ma.
-hen" aber, beiBt es ,peiter, 9erfo-
men, sbie spiiien, bob Die fatboIiihe
airde oie ein5ig tpabre &irhe lit, uno
it'd tpeigern, ibr bei3utreten, f0nnen
oes Sells nidt teiIbaftig tperoen1.
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Atrhfnurrfnlgung htntrr'
npnt Eifprnr1 Hnrhan1?

8or Sltern oeroffentIihte cine Bel.
tung IN Dfinnenpolis ELM sSnterpietp
nit einem beutihen metbooiItiIhen
Biihof aus 5ranffurt a. 80. Ser
lelbe erflarte, baB er ungebinoert nit
leineln 8ier-3onen-HaB uber oie
@ren5e fobren unb Die 5tpeiunoled3ia-
tauleno Weitglieber ieiner @emeinoen
i'm 8ufiiid-beiesten 9eutidGanb belu.
ben tonne. Darnrs ipurbe Die 5dlub-
folgerung ge5ogen, es gibe feline Sir.
1enperfolgllng in Der ruiiiiben Gone.
auh Der fatboliIbe 8eibbiihof bon
Suloa fmn ungebentmt feline @emein.
Den in Der ruiiilden Gone gu Jirmun-
gen nltD. beinden. Gin perionlifer
geribt aus Dem Ietten Weonat err
5ablt, bob 6ort Ole Seellorae ,lnae-
ltort tpeitergebt. $50 MiI1ionen aebal-
ten lperoen, finb Die &irden aut Be-
lubt. Die Seiuiten baIten iuieoer ib.
re nlonatliden Nortr1ge reIigios-tpif.
len1daftIider Mrt un0 in1n1er cine
oidtbeieste &irdel ISM Sebruar bot.
ten mir 5ipei ginfebrtage fir oie iduI-
entlaiiene Sl.gen6, an Dem eriten nab-
men balb 5meibli1roert, an Dem aapei.
ten bnn6ert,inoiieb5ig tell. Wait autem
grfolgl Seitoen bIiiben Die ein5elnen
@ruppell Der Hforriugen6 iidtbar
ouf: Die &di.ptiorge finb mir 5ur
3eit meine iiber aspeibusoert @om.
natationfin6er. On itm.1rit fi4erIi&
irber oie groBe 8dbl. 8uei6ritteI Sd,
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@,rabbau,,A,, !

Oeiltpanfee, isis. - Der boh1p'It
Mgr. o. g. Coral, ieit ettpa biersig
Sdbrett Hfarrer Der ct. 8Daeintbs-
@enleittoe oabier, ieiert aan 19. Sssuni
lein goloenes HrieiteriubiI6url, l,no
5tpar nit einem iolennen Danfia.
glutgsuint in ieiner gfarrfirhe Inn
fiellt ubr. geab Dem @ottegoienIt fin
Oct Elm Wittngeiien fir oie bodu.
@eiItlihfeit Itatt. Mbenbs lit sSeftban-
fett 81 Gbren bes sSlibiIars i'm SoteI
Shroeoer @eboren in SItpreuBen
am 12. Ndr5 1876. fam Wjgr. @oral
nm 1888 nod 0en Der. Staateu,
nladte IN Der sspIseseit ieine Staloien
am 90. GDrillus unb Wetbooins.
Seminar IN Srdaro 2afe, Mid.. i,ll6
am ct. Grnncis-Senlinar in Wsil1unu-
fee ufto tpur6e am 18. SUM 1896 bon
gr5biihof &aser gum BrieIter ge-
tpeibt. 3Dei Monate fp1fer D1lroe er
dls Hrofeiior Der fiaiiiMe1 uno mo-
oernen Sprn6en am ct. sSrancis-
Senlinar erflannt. 1908 reiignierte er,
,tm Die Seitnng Der bieligeii poIniifen
Snges5eitiing ,geotpinD BoIsfie' au
iibernebmen. 1909 Dur6e er gum
Bfarrer Ser ct. Spacintbs- @emeinoe,
1912 gum Wiitglieo oes Di0aeIan-
&oniultorenrats ernannt; 1921 mur-
De er bonn @l. Gater gum tGpitIid)en
Sanspralaten nit Dem Wnniignorti-
tel ernannt.
Snbianapplis, sSrrb. glm 18.
April itarb in ct. Meinroo Der bohtu
P. gnoretp Bauer, O.S.B., I'M Sitter
bon 78 Sabren. Die feierliden Gre
qlien erfolgten nn1 81. Mpril IN ct.
Weinrab. @eboren in @nIobaus,
8apern, nrn 13. De6ra 1871, boIlen-
bette er leine @pmnafinlituoiell in Der
Seinlat un6 fam 1889 nod ct. Deein-
roo, mo er inn Sftober feline boberen
Stuoien begnnn. 1892 Iegte er ieine
SroensprofeB ab rilb am 8. ssuni
1897 1pnr6e er bon .Biidof Ghataro
gum Brieiter geipeibt. Nah ettpa 90
Mbriger E1tigfeit in ct. Weinrao
Durbe er 1916 als Hfnrrer Der ct.
Warien-@ @emeiitbe in Wnria SiIf,
Sn6. ernannt, mo er Biz 1915 per-
blieb, als er iid) in ct. Deeinrao
franfbeitsbalber CUR Hube ieste. Seit-
ber mar er Die meiite 3eit Ieioeno
llno in Den lebten Wsonaten It'll er
tifiDer u11ter 6em fortihreitenben
Grebsleioen, bon bern i'm Der xo6
nun erIoite. RIP.
8afbington, 8. g. Sim 26. uno
| ~. 4priI fon0 bier Die regeIndBige
Griibiobrs -0eriannlIlnng oes Momini-
Iitrationsnusiduiies Der geggEg itatt,
an Der fih iehs gr5biiA0fe uno et-
ma is Biid6fe beteiIigten. SIN
9aufe oieies Sabres iDeroen Die unei-
| item 9iid0fe Der Ser. s5tooten lire
nd npind-DeInhe in gfom MAIDEN.
@emdB elmer ilroIten Er0oition foI-
len Die 8efiihe ole KIT Sabre itatt-
finoen. Wegen oer fDeiten gieiIe lit
fir bic BiIh0fe III 9nlerifn nur ein-
nal in 10 Snbren Elm Som. 1eiuh
Iborgei6 6rieb$n. Dn Ole @ifd5fe ie6oh
1914 IN benz Iebten iiir Die anaerifa-
Iniihen @iih6fe reierbierten Sabre
tpegen ben onmoIigen @riegS SJlfidn-
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lbon fn16 llnriieoIerfim0er! Noriil1s
dlih groBe s5orgen fir WefletOihs9
u. a. m. 9nS reIiWi5ie 2eben III I'm
Gin3elnen lit bier ipoN bod tiefer dis
oriiben I'm Weften. Ias lit 1id5t MIR
mein l1rteiI, fo1uoern ouh an berer,
Die bier borbeifnnlerl iinb bei0es rem.
men. Nln berbiitoern Die 3olfengresrs
Sen elm gemeiniarnes Greffen bon bii-
ben iino 6riiben! DnB es 10 etiDog nod
| gibt I'm 5tDan5igiten SnbrBnnoertl
llno in 1pelher Sf)Grfe! Mir iillo to.
toI nbgeidnitten. Edfhenberfebr sona
geiperrt, ebenfo fem Shrifthum 1nebr.
geur Die Soffnuitg oitf cine beiIere 8u.
fainft b6lt einenl in 5pan1tuitg.
Mber pie ipiro oiefe Gpannnng EN-
oen2 Mls Biifof Wlierh bon s5argo,
oIs Mpoitoliider giiitator in Deuti1-
latlo INN Die @enebn1igung Der Ed-
pierre fir 6en Beiud Der @emeinoen
IN Der r,iffifhen Gone einfnnr, bat
man linn bieielben ber1peigert. SsSn Ell
ner Stabt i'm gforben Der ruiIiiden
Gone lit ein @eiItliher ieit iiber aebn
Sabren tdtig. s5eineri1 raitIoien gifer
unb Ginlat tpur es gelungert, bic nm
Grieee 5erltorte Stride ipieber nlfSu-
bauen. Gs gab cine groBe gnaabI
&onpertiten. Das bliibe,l6e 2eben in
ieiner @emeirnoe unb ieine Grfolge
Ddren au auffauenb. Da IieBen ibn
geapiiie Greiie nm II. Sebr,iar 1949
perbaften unb ieitoem feblt ieoe spnr
bon linn. Die @emei1roe, Der 8ijhof,
Die aneeborigen tparten tdeIid nuf
cine 9eahriht, lt1to es forl1nt feline!
Nohte es linn nibt 10 ereeben, tpie
einem Bfarrer aus Dem Be3irf
Shneioenliibl. Ser tpur6e am gnoe
bes &rieees perIbIeppt lino faln iest
nad mebriabriger Saft als franfer
Mann aus Sibirien 5uriif, Inn in Ell.
nem Granfenbaus oes 8eItens iih au
erbolen.
&nnn man alio 5tpar nibt bon eli
ner ipitenatiihen gerfoIgultg ipre-
den, 10 bat Die fatboliicbe Stride ober
beitintntt nidt Die Beipegrnggfreibeit,
Die ibr sebiibrt. sic lit ia aud Die
einaige, ole entihieben uno fldr Der
fommrniitii9en 2ebre entgegeil tritt.
5aBt man Die ruiiiide 2ebre in fol-
genoen 5asen auiainrnen: Il. g8gtM
feinen @ott. 2. Der Menid bat lssrle
Seele. 3. Der Staat lit alles, 6ag ssns
oiDiolnim nihts. 4. Gut it, spas Dem
&onllnllnisntus niitt, nno ihIeebtt,
mas ibn befdntpft", - 10 erfefut
man, tDarum Der ruiiiihe &nlrpf cf,t
fen ooer beritedt, iprurgbnft obef
,Doblporbereitet 9egen bic fatbcli5he
Stride, lire &arbi,ldle, 8iihofe 1no
Brieiter sefiibrt miro. Darum lit es
Gfliht Der @l1libigen aIler @elt, ben
beorangten @laibensbriibern beian-
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