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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-19
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS
Branch ~.

We held our regular monthly
meeting on May 5 and the top
discussion was our annual ban
quet for the members of Br. AZ.
Our banquet was held on Sun
day, May IS and a wonderful
time was had by everyone. Mr.
Fable who was in charge of the
banquet did a wonderful job, the
ladies on the committee. hit a
most delicious meal, which was
turkey and all of the trimmings.
After the meal Mr.. Fable showed
movies, which was something
different and enjoyable.
!. On Sunday, May 8. surprise
party was given for M. and Mrs.
Michael Linz who celebrated
their 25thAnniversary with many
of their friends (about 2OO). The
party was given by theirdaughter
Ann Schwalm, sister, brother
and in-laws.
There was band and every
one danced till the wee hours of
the morning, it is something we
all won't forget for a long time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linz will be mar
ried Is years the 18th of June,
they have two children, Ann, "a,
and Bill who is l8.
They came to Chicago from
Pa. and settled here in 1882 and
have been here every since.
Mr.. Linz is delegate to the
convention, they will leave a. lit
tie early and visit with some Of
their friends in the East and then
60 on to the convention in Cleve-
land.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-19
NEW CASTLE, PA.
CONVENTION
NEWS
BY Henry Bender

New Castle, Pa, May 10
Last Friday the Juniors had {
combination meeting and wiener
roast. Sixteen faithful member:
were present. Entertainment fo1
the evening consisted of football
mushball, dancing and eating ho'
dogs. Did everyone recuperate
on Saturday We are making
some progress as two members
were re-installed and one new
member was taken in.
Convention News
Convention plans are progress.
ing satisfactorily. Hotel rooms
are being reserved at the Castle
ton Hotel, SO please let us know
how many of you want reserva'
tions for June 18th. Reservations
must be in by June 10th at the
latest. Those wishing to spent
the night in the great outdoors
bring your own tents, there's nc
charge. There is running water
cooking facilities, butt no room
So please reserve June Is ano
June l9 for the 10Th annual T. 5
!. A. Convention for the bes,
time ever.
The next meeting will be held
on May 9th. There are lot OF
details to be taken care of yet
and the election of officers and
delegates will be held. There will
be special entertainment with
movies and dancing by local
talent. Auf Wiedersehen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-19
MAR-LU SORORITY
DINNER

The Mar-Lu Sorority will hole
a dinner on Sunday, June5 in thu
basement of the Teutsch Me.
mortal Lutheran Church. The
meal will be served following
the english service.
Reservations may be made by
calling Mrs. Dorothy Szabo. Wo
1902 anytime, or Mrs. Lillian
Thies, Bo. 7622 after 6 p. m. We
can only accept one hundred (lOC)
reservations, so be sure to call
early. Tickets will be $l.2s for
adults and 7Sc for children.
Come and enjoy delicious
home-cooked meal! ,..s..- .,er.
Mrs. Lillian Thies, Sec'y.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-19
ALLIANCE. OHIO
Branch 3.

The regular monthly meeting
OF the Alliance Saxon Lodge No.
was held Friday eve, May Is.
The next social party will be
held Saturday eve, May 2l, at
Sp. m. at the club. All members
and social members are invited to
this social. Please come out and
make this party a success. 1t is
tor a very worthy cause. Our de-
legates to the convention to be
held at Cleveland East, May q
and 20 are Martin AlbrichSr. and
Donald Illegal. Those of you who
can attend this convention should
do SO if possible.
VIM. Schuller, Sec'y.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-19
SALEM NEWS
By Betty Polder

Salem, c., May l9--At oul
monthly meeting last week, we
held our election OF officers TO,
l949-5O. They are:
President, Dick kautz
Vice Pres, Dick Zeck
Fin. Sec, Mary Ann Linder
Nee. Sec, Frieda Herman
Treas, Al Linder
leporter, Katy Spack
Trustees, Johnny Spack,
Kenny Coy, Dick Gottschlins
Delegates to the Convention
'are:
Frieda Herman, Dick Kautz,
Dick Zeck; alternate, Ken.
ny Coy.
Starting in June till Septem.
Der or till the clvb sees fit there
will be two meetings per month";
|One every second and fourth
Wednesday. Why? Come down
and find out.
Most of our officers are new
but there are a couple that ore
not and they need mentioning.
One of these fine people are Al
Linder. Al has held his job for
three terms going on four, isn't it
Al? Not because he wants it
very bad but because we want
him. You've really done a swell
job all the woy through Al. We
tip our hats to you! Jeep it up.
About the same goes to Frieda
Herman, who is starting her third
term. Frieda never says no to
work. She is alwaps ready to do
her share. Thank you Frieda, so
to you we tip our hats also. To
Hide Coy. who turns her posi-
tions to Mary Ann Linder to
worry about this year. Thanks go
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-19
ATTENTION.
TO ALL T. s. ]. A.
CLUBSi

There are still clubs who dc
not have T. S. ]. A. membership
acrds filled out for their mem.
bers. You have had even a years
time to get these into me.
Those clubs not having q Of
these cards filed out and sent
to me by june sth cannot have
any delegates at the convention
We have tried everything to ge,
you to fill these cards in.
The convention is June 18th.
Mary Paul, Recordin Sec
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-19

ful-sounding compulsory health in
surance plan be made law, regard
less of what your federal tax may
be now (and remind you that
the 8Oth Congress took 7,<OO, 900
low income people off the rolls en-
tirely), an additional 1k% Of the
workers wages will be withheld
and put into the federal pot along
with like amount taken from en-
ployers.
This will be the money that the
Central Government will use to
build hospitals, clinics, research
laboratories, etc. What q .tugging
and a pulling and logrolling will
go on! The President is quoted as
saying that with the government
paying the bills, doctors will be
able to practice where they are
needed most, particularly in rural
and low-income areas" How long
will it be before the words ''be able
to" will be dropped? How long will
you be able to choose your own
doctor? 1t will be your money you
know. All government money
comes out Of your pockets, though
with these NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
pay methods some of it will never
get into your pockets.
Let's be practical! Just having
lot Of hospital beds coming up
won't help. Can we be certain that
federal controls and federally paid
personnel will give the heartful
care sick people need? Some of
the stories of British care under
the new plan turn ones blood cold.
Everybody better do a lot of solid
thinking before they let their
money be taken from them before
they even get it, no matter how
plausible the reason.
When you have the money, you
have the power. When the Central
Government has the money, it has
the power. Don't forget that. Just
because we need more medical
care across the board isn't any
reason for US to put so much power
over life and death into the hands
OF Central Government. We can
find free American ways to see
that sick people are cared for.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-19

to you also for really keeping us
on our toes and not in the red
So to Mary Ann here is to you,
To all the other officers for 4s
and 40, Pres Henry Schuster on
down, we thank you for swell
done job. and to those starting
out this year, Good luck. We the
rest of the Juniors will back
you and may be together we will
be able to build bigger and bet,
ter and happier Salem Junior
Saxon organization.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-19
AUTO CITY SPEAKS
.sirsma , RyiEa. lysus4ss

Detroit, Mich, May l9-The
club social will be held at the
Saxonia Park on Friday, May 80.
It will be a clean up party. Cards
will be sent to the members by
the secretary. Stating the time
and where to meet. So let's all
show up. | think it will include a
wieme roast, too.
Baseball News
The first home game for the L.
S. J. A. League will be on June
II. The out-of-town players will
be Cleveland East Juniors. 1t will
probably be played at Chandler
Park. There will be more definite
news as to where they will play
the game later.
1t is also the first opening day
of the picnic season. ..r
So there will be to great events
that day. The baseball game and
the opening day of the picnic.
So let us all set aside this date.
Remember it is June II. I'm sure
if everybody remembers this date
they will have swell time.
- Please patronize our sa
,ertieers
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-19
ST. JOHNS JUNIOR
LUTHER LEAGUE
By Mike

We had our elections and the
officers are:
President, Ruth Sill
Vice Pres, Doris Wardeiner
Sec'y, Dorothy Benning .
Corr. Sec'y., Mary Ann Guip
Treas, Charles Judd
Our next meeting will be held
on Sunday, May p att 80 p. nj.
We would like to discuss the
coming events for the summer at
this meeting. Let's have more
anemebers present at our meet
ings. ..e...
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-19

We all wish, them both all the
Luck in the world and hope We
all con go to that 5Oth .Anniver-
sary.
Mrs. Weirick, one of our men,
bers. has been very sick the last
couple of weeks. Here's hoping
you feel better soon.
Margaret Dickerson, Sec.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-19
Old YOU KNOW %.

The great blizzard of 1888, de-
scribed in a new book called Pho
neer Railroad" caused greater
loss Of life and impoverished more
people in a few hours than ali
the rest Of the Vests storms put
together. including those OF the
l948-l949 winter.
At the end of l047 more than
three million annuity contracts
were in force with United States
life insurance companies.
Texas leads the nation in pc.
troleum production; California
is second, and Oklahoma third.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-19
1o4o Central Verband Convention

The Ladies Lodge Branch "a
of Cleveland, Ohio, wants to in-
|vite all Saxons to come to this
years Convention even though
you are not delegate, we know
you will have fine time if you
plan to spend Decoration Day in
Cleveland. You can 60 sightsee-
ing here all around town, enjoy a
double-header ballgarne between
Cleveland and Chicago either day.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-19
HOMESTEAD NEWS
I By Marty

Homestead, Pa, May 19-There
IS a wealth of news to report this
week in view of the fact that the
local Juniors held a meeting that
was meeting. I've not seen so
many interested debaters in MANY
a moon.
Among the topics discussed was
the outing that the gang is plan
hing at the estate of one of our
former members, Fred krause.
he has kindl y asked that we hold
a picnic or some such affair in the
near future at his home. | can
assure him that we certainly plan
to take advantage of his offer
flans are even now under way.
You'll be seeing us soon, Red.
The general theme of the meet
ing seemed to be just what to do
about the waning interest in the
organization. Several plans were
proposed but at the moment none
are being put into action. To me
1t seems a shame that in a town
the size of ours we should have
such a lack of interest. Perhaps
when these stayaways hear of
the softball team and of the pic
MICS that are being planned we
might be able to get them to
come around more often. Nv per-
|sonal feelings on the matter are
that if they can only come around
when the club is giving away
something than we can do very
we'll without that type of men,
Der. There is name for that type
but I'll not mention it at the
moment.
The election of delegates was
held and the following were
chosen to represent our club: NJ.
T. Weprich, Ernie Sterner and
Marie Sterner. The alternates
chosen were: Tulie MantSch md
Ed Toperzer Jr.
We. the Juniors, have begun
action on a plan to aid the SEN
lors and call is being sent out to
all our present membership to
make it a point to cooperate We
are going to toss a cleanup par
ty on the night of May u. The
purpose of this affair is to get as
much of the club house cleaning
done without hiring any additio-
nal help. The plans at the moment
consist of our meeting as early
as possible the night of the 9th,
in old clothes, and getting por-
ton of the work finished. This
is to be in the nature of hard
time party. This is going to show
who the true members are by the
way that they turn out.
One of the really old old timers
walked into the meeting when it
was well under way. None other
than Uncle Wep'. He brought
us a collection of papers and ar
ticles of activities as far back as
1927. We are going to try to get
this material all in some sembl-
ance of order and it will give US
a printed record OF our club 5
activities for over p years. Thanks
George.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-19

DIdHCH VI gov
ernment is an
Army, Navy and
Air Force draft
of proposed leg
islation w h j c h
would install a
uniform system
of cost account
ing. 1t is said to
follow the rec
o m m e ndations
m a d e by the
Commission the
Budget Bureau,
t h e Treasury
and the Comp
troller, all three
are studying It.
The idea is to
incli1do Il In G
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-19

Saturday evening we are not hav
ing any program, just a specia
Convention ball, very popular
orchestra that all our young peo
pie and elders enjoy immensely
has been booked for the evening
Come one, come all and you ate
guaranteed fine time.
"See you in Cleveland Decora
tion Day.
Convention Committee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-19

Ass yoN ana yUur relatives mem
bs1s Of the Sick BENEFIT Society
md Central vsrband? II not, nov
- the time to Join. For more 1nfoS
nation csll the local representative.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-19
7. S. ]. A. Clio ORUS
NEWS
By Eleanor Rauch.

Everything is in readiness
and Sunday, May p, will be the
deciding point as to whether the
Chorus members will continue
with the fine work they have been
doing; or whether they will have
to give in to. the obstacles and
opposition they have had to face
for the past four years. We will
need lot OF moral support and
have asked for very little fnanci-
ial support from the older folks
and the Juniors.
This chorus was organized for
the purpose Of keeping the young
Saxon people together. Many of
the members of the T. S. ]. A.
were beginning to drift away
due to The fact that they were not
interested enough in sports to
participate and many were I'M
able to participate. Eventually
we hope to reach the point where
at least half of the members, in
each club will belong to the
chorus and enjoy singing with
us. We especially encourage the
Juniors to attend our concert and
see and hear what we are trying
to accomplish with it but when
work connected with it but when
the audience applauds until their
hands are red - believe me -
mo money can buy that warm
thrill that goes right down to
your toes. We also urge our mo-
theirs and fathers to come and
hear us to see how hard we're
trying to keep that Saxon spirit
alive. We in the chorus think we
have done our share. Have you
bought your ticket?
To the chorus members who
have to come from out OF town.
there will be light lunch for you
at the club when you arrive. Re-
hearsal will begin promptly at
! sop. m. The girls will dress in
formals and the fellows in white
shirts and screaming loud ties.
A fine orchestra has been hir--
ed for the concert so let's paw
them the same courteous atten-
ton that you pay the. chorus
when it is in stage
The concert will start at 800
p. m., Sunday, May 22nd at the
Youngstown Saxon Club. A fine
meal will be follow the program
and good band will play for
your evening dancing. Won't you
let us make this a pleasant and
day for you?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-19
ELWOOD CITY
BY Helen Paul

Ellwood City, Pa. May 10
Don't forget the children's dance
on May 2lst. There will be an
orchestra and refreshments.
To Youngstown
YOU can expect to see a few
OF our Juniors at the concert
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-19
This and That from WASHINGTON
By Congressman Frances P. Bolton

0NE of the first practical re-
- actions from the Hoover Com
missions study of the Executive
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-11-12
Hunt tfdlrd1ifd1rn K1lt11rkantpf

Die 8iidofe in ser Si6edo=slo.
tpatet gaben am Samstag befonnt,
oaB lie am 81. Sttober in elmer
2enfidriit ser 8eeieruns oie aenoe=
rung elmer Reibe bon 8eitimmungen
oes am 1. Hopember in &roft getre=
tenen &ultusgeietes nabeIegten, mel
DIE Die &efte ser Stride in 1,nertr6g=
lider @eiie idndlern. Cine 4nt,port
auf Die gingabe lit nid)t erfoIgt. Die
Stride in Ser Sibedo= =Sloipofei lit
einltlpeilen redtlos 1lno i6usIos.
Naf elmer Brager MeIoung ser
rIh. SreB" bonn 5. os. unter5eihne-
ten 5ebn 8il6ofe uno ser apoltoliide
abminiitrator Dos !Otemoronoum,
oas li6 auf Die in ser GerfaiIuna
garantierte @elpiiiensfreibeit beruft.
Ser Name oes gr3bii6ofs Soief 8e=
ran feblt ieoof. Ser ti6edilde 8ri-
mas miro ieit oem 19. Suni in ieinem
eigenen Ealolte gefangen gebalten.
Gie 8ildofe beibperen lif, oaB
unter oem neuen @eiet voie sl6tung
Dor Ser autonomie Der Stride aufge-
bort bat, Ser geituttet poroen mar,
innerbalb Ser bon BEN @eIeten &C.
ltedten @ren5en l1nabbGngis slngele.
genbeiten oeS 8laubens, ser Sitten,
oes 8ottesoienites, ser Gis5iplin, oes
religiolen ltnterridt5 uno Ser reli-
gioien 3ugeborigfeit 5u regeln".
gS beiBt in oem Wemoronoum, oie
bon Ser Gerfaiiung gorantierte GeIi-
gionsfreibeit lei nid)t iihergeitent.
ISM 8egenteil," miro erfldrt, roie
3ugebOrigteit CUR Stride uno Die
Iusiibung oes @lal1bensbefenntnil T.
les miro aus rein politii6en @riin=
oen unmogli6 gema6t."
Snsbeionoere iinb Die 8iid)Dfe ee,
gen eas neue &irdeneeies, ipeil es
|oie international eiiItieen, 5tpiiden
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-11-12
ltnebrlide 8ioeuipriide

@eraoe in Sen lesten 1neen i6ier
es ben Wpsfopitern Elm 8eoiirfnis al
iein, Die @elt nit lpioeriprudsponer
grtlarrngen an ser Naie 5u fiibren
es geidab Oas onlaBli6 Der Seier
oes 5peilmoOreiBislten Sobrestags
Der ruiiiiden 8eoolution. llnter Sen
uielen anoern Reonern, peld)e bon
Der Barteileituns CUR Seier oes eIor,
reiden 8lutrallides poreeididt muir,
Den, befano iid Der Stellpertretenoe
Bremier Walenfo1p, in Dem man6e
&uBlanbs fommenoen rltarfeu
Wann" uno Nadfoleer Stalins er.
bliden. Gieier boffnlsnespoue rote
5iibrer gob ieinen SAB geeen oie
Ser. Staaten seraoe5u fiibeltpeile
aus. ct belduloigte lie, oaB lie neue
&riege planten uno europa 5tpangs.
neiie militariiierten, INN Elm ameri.
fanildes &eltreid 81 idaffen, oas
ielblt iiber sic Tr0lme Sitlers, So,
rings uno Ser iapanilden SmperioIi.
item binausreift. Sn 9liibenoen Sar.
ben malte er BEN Srillnpb5ug bon
Sopiet -RuBlano in Der Gergangen.
belt uno sic nod groBere @loire in
Ser 3ufl1nft. SSm 8eiie Ser sltonl,
bombe 1peroe HuBlano in einem ct,
tpaisen &rieg intItanoe lein, nidt al.
lein auf bem amerifanilhen &onti-
nent 2eio uno glenb 81, perbreiten,
Ionoern, iuenn es ibm beliebe, aud)
Die gon5e fopitaliltiibe 8elt in
Sderben gu ldlaeen. 9ie 9rablereien
unb 0robunsen oes ruiliiden Seuer.
freners fanoen ein lebbaftes gdo in
NuBlanos 8alauenltaaten, einldlieB.
lid Sit-9eutidlanos. Selbit Sugo.
Iatpien ianote trob oes &rabs nit
Nosfau ~beralihe @riibe unb bette
'munihe".
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-11-12

! Stride uno Staat gei6loilenen ab>
tommen iiber Observation-Disclosures
iiber Sen Soufen tpirft; neil es Die
grunolegenoen @orantien Der Heli-
gionsfreibeit unter Der ti6ediId)en
Serfalilng perlett; neil ser Stride
Die Selbltanoieteit in inneren 4nee,
legenbetten genommen piro; neil Ell,
ne neue 5euooleinrtdtung Itootlider
patronage geldaffen tpiro, uno neil
Die 8efiirbtune berridt, oaB sic gez
tatieung oes Glerus nod politilden
WabItaben beurteilt uno oober als
Illegal ODER itoatsfeinoItd erflGrt
peroen miro.
Die 8iidofe iino au6 ser IniiGt,
oaB bic Gefrete, tpeIde oas @eies
begletten - bas iibrieens sei6offen
lpuroe obne Gerbonolungen NIT ser
Stride - iHlimmer iino als ous &C.
| iee ielbit.
~giniee oieier 9efrete iino IeIbit
belm belten @illen niht ourffiihr>
bar" beiBt es.
Sos Wenoranoum i6lieBt nit
Dem grluben an oie 8egierung, ,oer
romild)= =fotboliiden Stride einen fe=
item, eeIetli6en Status su seben uno
unobbangige HeeeIllng ser tnneren
Observation-Disclosures 5u geitatten~ =
Sn Der oorallsgeeaneenen 8odJe
paren Die 9li6ofe i6einbnr BON III
rem frllberen Stonopunfte obgetpi-
den, oils lie Den @eiltli6en geItatte-
ten, oos 8elee 81 befoleen, INN nid)t
lns 8efangnis au fommen. Sic er.
lonbten Dem &lerus ioear, oen Sreu,
elo 5u leilten - aueroings nit gel.
ltigen Gorbebalten. Die 8iId0fe ie-
bod iaeten, oab iie lelbIt nidt Sic
Hegierungsgebdlter onnebmen mir.
ben. mas iie aber ibren Brieitern er.
Iaubten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-11-12

Ioetommen Der ipeItoeutiden Republif.
Gie Gariier &onferen5 in ser Iif
oieIe @ote Die 9luBenminiIter Der
Ger. Stoaten, Gnglunos uno 1Sranf-
retd)5 5ulammenfinOen, Oient, lpie es
beiBt pornebmlid) Der 8eiprehung
0es oelltlfen Groblens. Gieies lit nit
Ser @rridtlng oe5 oeuti6en Dit
Staatea BON HuBlon05 8naoen in Elm
nellea Staolum getreten. TaB 9iubs
lano 0lcicn Slt.Staot ltnter fonnlll>
niltilder &eitl1ng geltoffen bat, nm
bon bier aus gang Ieutld)lanO u1ter
lelne 9otnlGBigfeit 5u bringet miro
man enOlld) mobl uud in 8aris einges
Ieben baben, l1no sic @ntniflung ser
Iinge 0rGngte 5u elmer 9roB5iigigeren
EoIitlf Geutidlano gegeniiber ol5 lie
blSber III Gri6einung getreten mar
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