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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1951-01-13
REGISTRATION MON.
FOR YOUNG DOCTORS

Monday is the day for registra-
ton Of doctors. dentists and veter-
ans with local Selective Service
boards, John L. Mccormick, Ter
ritorial Director of Selective Ser
vice, said today. Draft board Of
fices will be open from 8 am. to
5 pm.
The registration is for those I'M
der so years of age who have not
previously been registered.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1951-01-13

amish, Lummi, Skagit, Swinomish,
Yakima, klamath and Mission.
The 45th Division, which is made
up largely of Indian boys, is IA
nous for its combat performance.
The division was modified for
World War II in September, 1910.
The four Muskogee, Oklahoma,
units of the 45th (Thunderbird)
Division were modified September
l, 1850, almost 10 years to the day
after its mobilization for World
War II.
Sewing machines for rent at
Marie's Sewing Center. 702-tf
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1951-01-13

JANUEhs S.AE: Ladies nylon
hose. 81 e,s2e. 10 depie-, $i.08 per
pair Call FRESH SrLKS. Green
781. 702-6t
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1951-01-13

"A Woman of Distinction" for that
of "a Woman in Love-"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-04-28
TB RATE HIGH IN
SOUTH AFRICA

JOHANNESBURG, South AZ
RIGA - CAMP - Although the
Union of South Africa has one of
the healthiest climates in the
world, its tuberculosis rate, es-
pecially among the natives, Is on
a rapid increase.
According to a recent report
made here, an average of so per-
sons a day die from tuberculosis.
The disease is responsible for
10000 deaths annually mostly
non-European.
Chief reason for this state OF
affairs in land Of plenty of sun
shine and outdoor living oppor-
tunities, lies in the economic
straits of African natives. The
staple diet Of the urban native is
white bread and tea. They are
unable to get wholemeal bread,
vegetables and milk to improve
their health and strengthen their
resistance, because of the low
wages they receive. With the ex-
ception of domestic servants and
hotel employees, few Africans have
ever tasted meats and fish.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-04-28

NAACP. A contribution of $18
was made to the State Conference.
In his talk to each group the
NAACP speaker declared that a
new atmosphere exists in Amer
lea today because of the NAACP
persistent fight against racial
segregation and discrimination.
FOR AZ years." declared the
speaker, the NAACP has been
removing the stumbling blocks
that have hindered the progress
OF our people" Among these
stumbling blocks" listed by the
speaker are the white primary,
inequalities in educational OPP
portunities, and injustice in the
courts. AS an example of this new
atmosphere in race relations, the
NAACP official cited the fact
that only a few days ago the Pro-
gressive Voters League, Flori-
da's statewide Negro political
organization, held a state meet
ing in the court room of the
Seminole County Court House at
Sanford. "Ten years ago this
would have been impossible in
Florida" said the speaker, be
cause 10 years ago the NAACP
had not killed the white prim-
ary." The state secretary urged
all ministers to set up NAACP
committees in their churches to
help solicit $4,000 members in
Florida during 1851.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-04-28
Price And Wage
Regulation Office
Opened Here

An advisory business service
on the new Federal Price and
Wage Regulations has opened its
offices in the Roper Building, 20
Sc Third Ave-, Miami.
Gustav L. Victor will be the
Managing Director of the New
Price and Wage Consulting Ser
vice. Mr.. Victor was associated
with the office of Price Admins
tration as business specialist and
field analyst in the New York
and Philadelphia offices of the
OPA. He is also co-publisher of
the Victory Rapid Calculator.
which is used to determine price
ceilings on groceries.
Mr.. Marcy Schor will be as
ISOLATED with Mr.. Victor in this
service. Mr.. Schor was a partner
of H. Schrier and Co. of Brook
lyn, New York, for thirty years.
The Price and Wage Consult
ing Service will specialize in the
Interpretation and digesting of
the Federal Price and Wage Reg
ulations, and in the presentation
of the problems of industry and
trade group associations before
the Office of Price Sterilization
and the Wage Sterilization
Board.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-04-28
CHURCH FLOOR
CAVES IN
DURING FUNERAL

GREENSBORO, NC. - (ANP)
- Three of IS persons attending
funeral services for Floyd Hay
den, 80, in the High Street Meth
odist church, were injured here
last week when the floor of the
church, caved in.
According to witnesses, the
floor collapsed just as pallbearers
were entering the auditorium.
More than so persons fell to the
basement, eight feet below. The
injured were taken to a local
hospital, where they are reported
in fair condition.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-04-28
CHEST X-RAY
UNIT IN DIXIE
PARK z WEEKS

Locations which will make il
convenient for Miami's Negro
population to get free chest x
rays for tuberculosis were an
nounced this week by DR.. T. E
Cato, Dade county health COM
missioner.
He said that one unit will start
operating today in Dixie Park,
and will continue at that loca-
ton every day except Sunday
through May IL. Hours will be
from to 4 pm. and 5 to 8 pm
Liberty Square administration
office will be the location of an
other X-ray unit, he pointed out
from Wednesday, May 2 through
Saturday, May S. Hours there
will be to 4 pm. and 5 to 8 pm
"We will announce other To-
cations in Negro areas from time
to time, DR.. Cato stated.
81 urge every person Is or over
to get free chest X-ray once a
year to make sure that he does
not have TB," DR.. Cato added.
He also reminded that free
chest X-ray facilities are avail
able in the lobby of Dade Coun-
ty Court House every day except
Saturday and Sunday, and at the
Flagler street entrance to Bur-
dimes every day except Sunday
Hours at both locations are from
10 am. to pm. and 2 to 5 pm.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-04-28
z Indicted For Murder
Of White Deputy In Miss.

MENDENHALL, MiSs.-(ANP)
- A bedridden Negro and his
pregnant wife were indicted here
last week for the murder Of a
White constable in their home two
weeks ago as he tried to take an
item from the Negroes house.
The accused are George Durr,
"A, sick in bed with the measles
at the time of the shooting, and
his wife. Killed in the melee was
Constable Bernice Harrington,
and injured was his brother,
Eugene.
A posse of 600 w h it e men
tramped through 25-mile
area to capture Durr after
the fatal shooting. He gave up
meakly, armed with only pock-
ct knife.
The whole trouble started
when Harrington came to the
Durr home to serve legal paper
on the Negro for owing a $25
debt on a wagon. When Durr
W0AId lIOC give up bllS "0SOAAt NAA~
White man left and returned with
his brother.
Then a fight began with his
brother battling the pregnant
woman and Harrington the man
with the measles. Then a gun
battle began. When the smoke
cleared away, the constable was
dead with one blast, and his
brother was injured.
The brother informed the
White folks who gathered IN
Negro church to plan the capture
of Durr who had run away
When caught, the man was taken
to an undisclosed jail.
Sheriff am Johnson said the
charges were filed in the justice
of the peace court in Menden-
hall. The Durrs live in Magee'
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-04-28
Florida Baptists Pledge
Support OF NAACP

FIT. LAUDERDALE, Fla. - In
response from President J, A,
Finlayson of the General Baptist
State Convention, Harry T. Moore
state executive secretary of the
NAACP, appeared before that
great body during its annual ses-
sion here recently.
The NAACP secretary first
spoke to an appreciative audience
at Piney Grove Baptist church
where the Women'S Auxiliary,
under Mrs. Viola r. Hill, was in
session. In an eloquent intro
duction Of the Spaker Mrs. H. D.
Parker, convention secretary.
paid a glowing tribute to the
work done in Florida by the
NAACP executive and his organ
Ezation. Both convention dealers
urged their followers to give in
creased support to the organiza-
ton that is fighting so effective
~ to secure justice and equal
rights for Negroes. The women
raised an offering of $22.3O for
the NAACP State Conference.
A few hours later Secretary
Moore spoke to a packed house
at Mt. Olive Baptist Church,
where the men were holding their
sessions. President Finlayson.
Secretary Whitaker, and other
convention leaders were high in
their praise of the splendid work
being done for all Negroes by the
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-04-28
LOUISVILLE DENIS
BACK BECKETT

LOUISVILLE, KY. - CAMP
The official Democratic organi-
cation decided here last week to
again endorse William w.
Beckett, a local funeral director,
for alderman from the Eighth
ward. Beckett, who went down to
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-04-28

defeat with the Democratic al
derman slate in 1945, is opposing
the incumbent Jesse S. Harlow,
White.
, 1951-05-16

This noble experiment may well
open up sensational frontiers in
the world Of civilian sports,
should the hopped-up Leaptron
justify the faith Of his owners
and sponsors.
GIVE A HORSE 3 jigger Of
atomic juice and it may eventual
ly do more to improve the breed
than all the racing associations in
existence today. Of course, the
racing associations may still want
to do it the hard way, at the So
, 1951-05-16
lf.Rauche 10
Talk IN Georgia

NEW YORK, May IS DR..
Ralph. ]. Bunche, director of the
United Nations Trusteeship Divi-
sion and 1850 Nobel Peace Prize
winner, will address the closing
mass meeting ofthe 42nd annual
convention of the Nationa |
Association for the Advancement
of Colored People, to be held in
Atlanta's Herndon Stadium on
Sunday, July /.
DR.. Bunche attracted huge
crowds to the world-famous Hol-
lywood Bowl in 1919, when he
received the Spingarn Medal (for
Outstanding achievements of a
Negro American) at the 10th an
mual convention of the NAACP.
He has since been elected a
member of the Associations
national board of directors.
, 1951-05-16

tron is sponsored by the Oak
Ridge C. Of c., all right, but it is
the atomic scientists of that com
munity who will soup-up Leap
tron with a little of their own
homemade fission.
JUST AS LEAPTRON goes to
the post, he will be given an
eyedropper full of radioactive 10
dine 131. 1t is hoped that this
will do for the Oak Ridge entry
waht a box of benzedrine might
do for Citation of Count Turf,
and that Leaptron, carrying the
colors of atomic science, will set
a new course record.
Although Laeptron will be suf-
ficiently full of radioactive gin
ger to make a geiger counter
sound like a metronome on the
loose during Paderewski's
Minute Waltz, the frog will be
a menace neither to himself nor
the spectators. No matter how
hard he lands after each jump,
Leaptron is guaranteed not to go
boom and disappear in a mush-
room cloud of radioactive dust
and frog legs.
, 1951-05-16
Kqppm Award
MAA(P $1,000

NEW YORK, May 10 Pre-
sentation of a contribution of
$1,000 to the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
People by the Kappa Alpha Psi
Fraternity was made this week
at a provincial meeting of Kappa
chapters in Brooklyn.
Frank Summers of st. Louis,
grand polemarch Of the frater-
nifty, which agar ago took out a
$500 life membership in the MA
ACP, made the presentation to
A A Executive Secretary Wal
ter White.
, 1951-05-16

window. And if such sould be the
case, we can look forward to the
time when the present-day saliva
test will be replaced by a scienti-
fic snoop armed with a geiger
counter and a house warrant.
When a H~orse-player is forced
to equip himself with a geiger
counter in order to assay the
daily double = that will be the
day when the m man has
cut his notch on atomic energy
and you a no longer freighten
the kids with the H-Bomb.
, 1951-05-16
5. {. Bphsts
Oppose kmua
Back MA(p

COLUMBIA, S. c., May Is
The South Carolina Baptist Edu-
cational and Missionary. Convent
ion went on record as opposing
segregation in every form and
called for the use Of every means
of legal redress to end this anti
democratic practice.
The Convention passed a re-
solution supporting the National
Association for the Advancement
Of Colored People in it's legal at
tack on the segregated school
system of Clarendon County, S.
c., scheduled to be argued in
Charleston beginning May %, be-
fore a three-judge federal court.
, 1951-05-16

NEW YORK, May 16 (INS)-
/ always figured that American
ingenuity and know-how would
get thar fustest with the peace
time uses of atomic energy, And
I am happy to report today that
my faith has been justified.
The first great public demon
stration of the peaceful applica-
ton of nuclear fission and it's by
products to civilian life and time
will be held later this month at
Angels Camp, Calf, in that
community's annual International
Frog Jumping Jubilee.
The worlds first atomic-pow-
cred bullfrog, christened Leapt-
ron, has been entered in the jul
bilee by the Chamber of Com
merce Of Oak Ridge, Tenn, where
you know who makes what. Leap
, 1951-05-16
House To Begin
FEPC heuinqs

COLUMBUS, May Is (INS)-
The Ohio Legislature still has a
lot of problems to solve-financi-
al and otherwise-if it is to wind
up it's working sessions as hoped
in the next two weeks.
The House Industry and Labor
Committee will begin hearings
, 1951-05-16

this week on a substitute COM
pulsory FEPC Bill based on the
Cleveland city ordinance. The
measure provides for county FE-
PC councils operating under an
$500 a year state director in
the Department of Education.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-04-12
Vitomin B-2 beseitiet
Krebsgefahr, sagt ACS

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Mtild, ocln Gigclh, ser 9cbrr uno
icnocrrn 9tdbrlnnanlittrln cnthnItrN
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rlll bclonocrcs ltorfcs 9laens SIR
%crhlnOerlm9 ser Mrcbsbilom0 bc,.
|mlc olls cincln Vrritht elmer ,Sor' N.
|ln9aaruppc Scr 9illtgcr3 lllliurriitlt
berporaeht.
Gas Gitonlin % ucruonocIt on$
Gar'lnn8cn, Sen frCbacrre9enNru
StoIi, IN barnlIoic Sllbitunjcn. Gin
@crldt Ser 9lncrirm Gbcmirnl Su-
.rietp Itelltc oiclc ncrcn GntOcdlngcn
Iicit.
s6cr Sic Gelebrtcn erflGrtc1 nit
allcr lclrtlid,fcit, oob. nenn Sic
I3rebagc'hwnllt crit cinlnal ;u mah.
len bcaonnen bot, ooS Gitomin onein
fclnc Scillng bcrbeiiiihrcn fam.
Eroi. SoneS 9. saiion. ser 81.
reftor ocs bioIosiiehen Toritunas-
biiroS ser <aers .llniperiitGt. nno
slrtbur gS. @oie. icin Ntitorbcitrr.
toben sur altirltna oicicr Eroblcn,c
Srci Sabre Grpcrimcntc on NottrN
ourdgefiibrt I'M beitinlmrn ,u fon.
ncn, ipie man bie @iitiafeit Ser 0or.
';loacnc SIT bcieiti9cn ucrlnoa. Cen
bcicnOcrcn @egcnltono ihrer ShlNicn
tilocte bns Observation-Disclosures.
cin denli'fcS Troouft, bos in Ser
Iorbcrci. Snouitrie rrrlrenbct nor.
bCn lit uno ,ucitcr pcrlpenNct miro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-04-12

Grobcr Can't Qebilhrt benz aus
aeieihneten &onlitee. 1rofeiior Mu-
bolf Shlrlter uno alien, neIhe it,
aenolrie babel mitaehcIien buben.
6crrn Huoolf lraper panfen lpir
iilr ous ihone (Sepicht su Ghren I'M
leres pcrltorbenen lSruiciiprs W. 9tis
folaus.
sllih oeoenfcn mir in Gbren bes
per'torbcnen heooftelrs @corac
Sfnciber, 6crrn Sireftors gsilln
8roc0cr, Des beliebtcn Sirioentcn
Der Slt'eitc EicnertafeI, |Sroiciior q.
.tuiier. Vrni. Niooli Sd,illcr lmn
ltnleres ,nncrocHlihcn Shcuterbircf=
tors &arl Srullicl,. ia Die &critor-
benen bobcn 10 piel Sthorcs INN
Noltilchcs nlllOelpmmcn. ipclthes
mir niht 10 lciht lpicper Iinben fon,
llcn. Gbrc ihrcr 9lnacoelfen.
Ncrrn Wiarlim 6crn,unn, cincm
ilnlercr Glte'ten Eipnicrc in Slmerifa
aratllleren mir III ieinem 10. "e.
henslabr, iplpie Soerun Murtin
Shll'ter III Sort 9olloersOoIc, islo.,
~ 1elnem II. Yebensiubr, Scrrn
8eorQc sMlmtCun ,u icinem 73. &c
hensIohr lnn ,srou aSoiephinc Glcin,
~ Nahre alt lnb npt ichr m!r,z
ter lIno uftlp. Ter trauernDcn 9Sitne
un'ercs rcrltprbcnen 9icDufteurs
8eora Sd)neiber, ,Sruu 9lnno
Shnclbcr. ipiIlli1)en mir oQe nos
bette sSoblcrochen iomt ibrcn licben
&lnoerl. oerrn Niftpr 9otid,ner
oanfen mir red)t her;Ii,t, iiir pieies
ld>Onc Cieoiht III Citern:
,Srobe Sltcrn. Nm bic Gereilliaten
Sud'en Don GlcpelonD!
yin alter ihoner Vraud) lit inns
GcbliCben,
.Man 'ellbet Siteroriibc icinen 0ieben
llno lpllnid)t aud, piel @utes,
:Mein &llnit po,u nod, ici:
Wtdn bleib' als Satie iclbit iid
treu.
Sbr cracbeniter
0iftcr Votithner.
Glepelonb, %. NiGr, 1851,
Gelten 3anf, 6err gotidner.
Wir freuen inns bersIihit, uniere
Nlorioa Glepelanoer NoIfsoenoiien
ipieoer in Glepelano ,u beariiken:
,Srali Sobanna WpIii. ErGiioentiu
pom 2peia 81, iamt Gatten. sam
llnh Sennp ylber, Mife llno Narie
Salmen, 6errn lmo ,srau 9ana llnb
Soicfine Maruiiaf lporen onlpejenn
belm 1onsert Der Sitieite 9ieoerta.
Icl lno ale ieben 10 edit inoianeriid,
ionllperbrannt aus. Sas Ronsert
llllo Ginafter iparen ausae,eif)net.
Wir aratuIieren. MQen unieren gieuz
elnaelpanoerten rufen mir Ser.
Sa6len elm beraIines @iQfommen
~. 0itte ihlieben Sie lid, an uniere
Mrhen, @eiuna. unp gheater Ger.
cine llnb aranfenpereine Cit ober
WeIt Glepeldnb an.
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12.
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Berichtigvng

= Wleoer einnlal baben mir einen
~d'l1lser oenlaht llno pic mir bo.
rem, bat es hiclerbalb olld1 einioe
ill1onnebmlid)fciteu oeacben. ,Sro,l
Sollerllan ionpte inns fiir,Iid) cine
Gtotli eln, pof. lie hell Graiipent Der
S't'clte vicoertoicl, C,jcrborb
Nrdnlp, bel elmer Sinolt,moe perz
LllEte, lpeil er it)on ,iuei lsod)en
tranf mar. I'm es bciunoers olt slI
nlanen. 'eelen mir nieies GiuoeionDt
!'nier Den Sitel .Siticitc Yicocrto.
rel" llno hlnter Die llnterid,riit bon
g'nmo 0olnermon .SefrctGril,. /"
Gs 1l'l inns leio. Noh cs pieierbalb
observation-disclosures oeacben hat.
an lpelhen ,Srau Aoouicrlnon oon;
l'nlhulo,a 0elpcien lit. ysir nod,teu
h1er hctonen, ooH ,srou ioolrieri,,on
le'nc Sefretdrilln oer Siticitc yie.
Ocrtofcl lit.
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2,ueia Al

Gs picnc allen Vriiocrn bcS
3lpciocs IA CUR Notrid)t. ooR Die
nac)Iic Gcrionlmlllnu am Is. Slpril
lmn 8 llhr ndd,mittoos ablebaltell
lpirn lIno cs mGd)tc cine ,Sreloc
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oes Sadienbcims. lSir ,piin-
id'en Vruoer Bed picI Slid ill bic.
Ter ncl,cn Slrbcit. Inherent oelpeienen
i,ausmciitcr ,piroe POM Vprleen.
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Qciprod)cn. fir Die trere ,lno Iunoz
idhrioe slrbeit. bic CT fir bos Sod).
lenl,cim Nc!eiitet hat llno lplrDc ibm
alIch picl Slid oclpiinicbt I'M ne,len
Gcim.
sIls neller 3entroIperbonosiefre.
tdr lpllroe Vuloer 8cora Sd,oriten
1elpdhlt uno uIs Tircftpr Tonnlo
Snacrth. slld, ihucn lpuroe orotl,.
liert llno mir hoiien. Dof mir cute
MGnncr iiir hieic 9lrbeit babcn.
Yseltcr nloCttc ih befdnnt oeben bic
1cleaatcn filr bic 3entroIperhonp.
&onpcntipn: 9rllDcr Serrnnn S,ortz
man, Srlloer g'ccroe Stcff ,rnp
Srlloer sMihaeI 1cpner.
slls ncles Mitaliep lpllrhc Gin
llrnncr Siehenbilruer Sahie, Somuz
cl @erocl. in lmieren 0erein ols
:Wltolicn cin0cIilbr1. sIllh ihm lpiin.
'hcn ,pir piel slid in Der nellen
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'ein fann fiir cine lanoe 3eit.
9lllh nlodte ih ,losb befannt ma.
den, oub in oieier 0eromnllllno Der
,Sinan'berid)t fir bus erite 0icrtcls
iahr poraeleien miro: auh iclltcu
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im 3meiaperein. 9ann m0tte id,
nod) alle griioer bitten. bic 8onpen,
tions=Viihlein NIT All brinoen, 10
oa'' mir bic ncl,en Nrtifel iuiiiaen
fOnnen.
Wit treuem Sahienarus
Oiid,ael Sepner, sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-04-12
zum Fruehjahrskonzert
der 0stseite LiedertafeI
Won Hermann Wolf

Uiit elnem alIsoelpGhltcn Gicoer.
pro0roum erfrclltc Der Sitieitc.
SicbertoieI Gcmiihte Ghor inter lei.
ner altbemdhrten Seitllno ppn Erpi.
Huoolf Shulter unl peroan0enen
Sanstaa um SpGtnatmittuo i'm
S't'citc Socbienhcim cine s(n,ubl
auTTerfiumcr Scorer.
Inter oericlbcn Ncitllna lpirften,
mle 'cit Subren bel ieocm DftentIi=
d,cn slllftretcn. aud, Die @introd,t
Serlnul,la lno ocr Suronio Iomcn
d,pr nit.
Ger Spferhercififoit ,uo Sem
ollten 9Sillen. Die III ner S1dliiite1
Srloerlldlfcit ihrc 1icfcn 9Sur;cln
hohen, 1T es Ill perbonfen. ouE Die
'c i1brlid)en Ternnltultlrnocn in ciy
nen ucnlelicnen Habmen iiberhuupt
nod, moolih iinD.
Is inn silm urDSte1t Sell bel ioI.
d,en aon;crtcn Die Dtinpirfcnoc,
'elb't NIT ihren Somilienunachori=
oen. ihren ollIridtiQen ,Srclnoel
lllD elnluen lpclliocn anDcren,
SerticoaeiImtelt, Die einiNern,o,cn
oas parltellen, BAR mon ihledtbil,
&onicrthclllch" ncnnt.
9!llc Die pprbcrcitenoc 9lrbeit Set
oftlptGtiacn iGhiiifcn ,sruucn lnlo
!uinnner ill'annnen nit ihrcm Iiri.
ocrtcn pcrnicnt bel icncn1 1pn,ert.
hus lie pcrnnitolten, einen meitolls
bciIeren Gciuh.
Slllc Sicber Der perihiepcncn GbI.
re 'eihnetcn 'lh oieies ,Hol ourh
tc'pnocre ,Sriihe lmo &larbcit aus.
M hcm EoSzSpIp yNoeimat" por
HuoOIr Shultcr. mar cs cine ipobre
,Srelloe ben I'M mctolcnen alono
'lh entlpidelnoen Vaiiiiten M. Mels
aer su horen.
Ghcnio frellnpolI fiir sic Scorer
NOR bus Srctt int Iicblid, barnnni=
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ihen ;3ipcitIono bon 6. 2icofc lnl
Is. Nolberth.
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'lh bel ben Suhicn ltc1s ulld ulltcs
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Der Speilcromr. Pin nel, au1rieoencn
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ocre IN Den Miencn Der mohluenGbr=
ten Sdh'lnnen. fonntc man bic Pin
erfennllna filr Die iG1)iIide aiihe le.
len.
Slu 0roBen SaoIe icbpona nad
ben Ssciien Der ~EoIfaoettes" allies
bas San,bcin.