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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-08-28
Rockville
Colesville
Beallsville Moves
To Second Place by
Gaithersburg Win

Luhn pitched Beallsville back in
to second place, Sunday, by de-
feating Gaithersburg Al at Bealls-
vile. Beallsville took the lead in
the second inning 10, but Gathers
burg tied the score in the third.
The score remained tied until the
seventh when Beallsville scored
again and then scored two more
in the eighth. For Beallsville,
Robertson got triple and Funk
a double. Becraft started for Cal
thersburg was relieved by Hot
finger in the eighth. Becraft gave
up five hits and Luhn allowed only
four. The winning pitcher was
Luhn, the loser was Becraft.
Rockville upset the league-lead-
ing Colesville team 4-3 at Coles
vile. Colesville scored in the Sec
ond to go in front. In the fifth
Rockville changed the score by
scoring three runs and then in the
seventh scored another run. Coles
vile came close to tying the score
in the eighth by scoring two runs.
Love was pitching for Colesvilla.
For Rockville. Freeburger was on
the mound For Colesville Whip
and Derrick each got a double.
Whetzel for Rockville got a triple.
Freeburger was the winner, Love
the loser.
Germantown won over DAYTON
100 at Germantown. Germantown
scored two in the first, three in the
second, one in fourth, two in the
fifth and two in the eighth. Ripp-
ion, Broder and Watkins got dou-
bles> for Germantown. L. New
master pitched for Dayton, Rick
etts for Germantown.
Redland bowed to Burtonsville
1876 at the winners diamond.
Burtonsvi'le took a good margin
in the first inning, scoring six
runs. Redland scored three in the
third. Burtonsville came back
with one in the third. Redland
scored two more in the sixth, but
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-08-28

Of the club gave a helping hand
The drudge" received first hon
ors in the pageant.
Again in the second float, hus-
bands were most valuable in its
construction. Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth King, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Purdum and Mrs. Calvin Burdette
are to be congratulated on the
beautiful workmanship that went
into the scene, which represented
the Smith-Lever Act which created
the Extension Service through the
Land Grant College Of the Univ
ersity Of Maryland.
The sketch of the old Agricul-
tural College was made for the
Clarksburg Club by Mrs. Gladys
Hennenburg, Assistant Home DEM
onstration Agent.
Colesville Club chose one of the
early projects carried on by the
Homemakers, the "dress form"
These early dress forms produced
about as many jokes as the Model
T Ford but they helped many of
the Extension Homemakers develop
skill in fitting a dress.
The Wheaton Club float paid
tribute to the clubs who pioneered
in Homemakers Club work by hav-
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-08-28
| Might Be
Wrong but
P. G. STROMBERG

One of Americas most rabid Re-
publicans, (Col. Robert Mccormick,
publisher of the Chicago Tribune)
has openly proclaimed his opposi-
ton to both General Eisenhower
and Governor Stevenson. Col. Nc
Cormick states that as the Repub-
lican nominee General Eisenhower
is far from his concept of a real
Republican and further that the
Republican platform is not truly
a good enunciation of real Repub-
licanism. On the other hand he
states that the Democratic platform
is entirely a New Deal pattern.
MBecause he cannot support either
Ne Republican or the Democrat
nominee and sees little real diff
ference in the party platforms and
the attitudes of the candidates he
urges the formation of a third po-
litical party to which all men of
strong feelings about our drift
toward the welfare state and So
cialism could lend their enthusiast
tic allegiance.
Col. Mccormick is, of course, a
man of deep convictions who has
gained national prominence for his
hard-hitting espousal of a "hold-
the-line effort" to stem the tide
of welfare legislation as well as
his constant attack on our FOREIGN
policies. He is definitely one of the
staunchest members of the Repub-
lican Old Guard and now finds that
even his own party has gone so far
to the left that he cannot follow it.
But his espousal of an immediate
third party movement is prema-
ture mostly because of lack of time
in the present election. That there
will be strong movement toward
to displace one of the present ma
&tr parties seems the only possible
Solution to the dilemma in which so
luton to the dilemma in which so
many sincere citizens find them
selves in 1852. We don't actually
want a third major party on a per-
manent basis. This country has
grown great with our two-party
system which has brought with it
such orderly acceptance of major
ity rule. But we do need third
party which will displace one of
the major parties and which will
give so many present Democrats
an outlet for their deep political
and so many present Republicans
feelings. Many people not nearly
so definite as Col. Mccormick
would gladly embrace a political
Continued on Page g.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-08-28

Montgomery County with a gala
celebration and parade planned in
Caithersburg by the Gaithersburg-
Washington Grove Fire Depart
ment. At this point, the celebra-
ton looms as the biggest and best
ever staged. 1t begins with a
jousting tournament; is highlighted
by the parade, with a fireworks
demonstration at night over at the
Fair Grounds.
Bethesda-Chevy Chase Fire Chief
A. j. Bargagni will serve as Parade
Marshall. Assistant Parade Mar
shalls will be Byron Miller and Joe
Boland.
Chief Bargagni has lead off the
Gaithersburg Parade every since
its inception. When the Gathers
burg Washington Grove depart
ment was formed back in 1927, he
was the man who helped train the
local group and has been one Of its
most enthusiastic supporters since
that time.
The down-county chief was with
the District of Columbia Police
department for 80 years and has
headed up the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Fire Department for an
equal number of years. Known
as the daddy" Of fire training,
Chief Bargagni taught the first
fire training school ever taught in
the State at Kensington. He also
taught the first fire school ever Or
ganized in he Sac of Virginia.
During the ID years that the dis
trict of Columbia celebrated Labor
Day with fremen's parade, Chief
Bargagni served as the big Wheel
In what came to be the largest
parade Of its kind ever staged in
the United States. When the Dis
trict was finally forced to eliminate
the Labor Day { itiyities because
Of the size Of the parade, some
100000 firemen from all over the
country were conyerging on the
Capital City on that day to parti-
cipate in Chief Bargagnis show.
The now traditional Labor Day
parade in Gaithersburg was initi-
ated when the District bowed cut
Of the picture.
In the meantime, Forte Sandison,
chairman Of the committee in
charge of the Labor Day celebra-
ton, said more bands and drum
CONTINUED on Page p
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-08-28
Women Democrats
Name Officers at
Recent Meeting

At meeting held Monday night
at the home of Mrs. Roger Shaw,
the Upper Montgomery County
Women's Democratic Club elected
the following lofficers to serve dur
ing the next years.
Mrs. E. Brooke Lee,. Gathers
burg, president; Mrs. William
Griffith, Poolesville, first vice
president; Mrs. David Belts, Rock
vile, second vice president; Mrs.
Sara Mortimer, Rockville, record-
ing secretary; Mrs. Roland Green,
Laytonsville, corresponding secreg
tary and Mrs. George Allnutt,
Jamestown, treasurer.
At the same time, Mrs. Lee told
the Sentinel she felt that "women
have now been voting long enough
to take both a more important and
a more effectively active part in
both politics and government" She
said she also feels that "many wo-
men have both the ability and the
time for the activities that a sue
cessful political career require"
The new president said the Up
per Montgomery County Women's
Democratic Club hopes to have an
active membership in each election
district above Bethesda and Whea-
ton with club officer leading the
work in each district.
Mrs. Lee pointed out that "poli-
teal Importance is inseparable
from political effectiveness and
that the next opportunity to be
politically effective is for the ac-
tive women leaders to register their
friends and neighbors who are not
already registered.
Mrs. Lee said she hopes that ac-
tive democratic women of the Up
per County who feel the way she
does about the Importance of poll
teal work for the Democratic
Party will write her at Gathers
burg, Route 2.
The next regular meeting of the
club will be in the office of Mrs.
Sara A. Mortimer in Rockville on
the evening of September rs at
8 pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-08-28

On the other hand, it is the major
source of revenue for counties,
cities, and towns. While recogniz-
ing that certain problems must be
resolved before the state govern
ment can abondon the property
tax, the Commission said that leav-
ing the property tax solely as a
county and municipal source of
revenue would lessen pyramiding
of the tax which burdens taxpay-
ers, and would assist local govern
ments in their search for more
funds.
The report points out that state
public school distributions are now
apportioned to the counties on the
basis of a formula using assessed
values of property in the various
counties, and therefore, it urges
that before the State abondons the
property tax, either a new educa-
tional grant formula be devised
or some means be developed to as
sure that machinery for equaliza-
ton of property assessments be-
tween counties, now the responsible
lily of the State Tax Commission,
will be maintained. The Sobeloff
Commission also noted that the
property tax is now pledged to
Continued on Page p
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-08-28
Enrolment
In Schools
Near $4,000
Official Sees No
OvercrOwding or
Shifts This Year

County School officials estimated
today that there will be about ST.
094 students enrolled in County
schools this year. Of this total
about 11,340 will be in senior high
and the remaining 26,754 will be
in elementary schools.
About LAOS teachers have been
hired for the coming year. This
is 109 more than employed last
year.
School facilities in Montgomery
are adequate officials said and
there is no danger of over-crowd-
ing or schools being run on shifts
this year. Eight new schools have
been completed and % have been
expanded, officials stated.
All of the new schools are in the
elementary group. They are Sandy
Spring Negro, Avenel Gardens,
Burtonsville, Boyds Negro, Park
wood, Wheaton Woods, Twinbrook
and Bradley Hills.
Among the up-county schools
with new additions are Kensing-
ton Junior High, Lone Oak Ele-
mentary, Viers Mill, Oakland Ter
race, Montgomery Hills Junior
High, Germantown Elementary,
Clarksburg Elementary, Highland
Elementary, Rockville Negro Ele-
mentary and Garrett Park Elemen-
tary.
1t is hoped that new addition to
Richard Montgomery High and
Carver High will be completed
soon, but they are not expected
to be available for occupancy in
September, officials declared.
In additional to the new teachers,
Is principals have been selected for
posts throughout the county.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-08-28
Housing Data
Requested by
County Council

In move to place the rent con-
troll controversy on countrywide
level, the county council this week
asked Incorporated towns and viii
lagos to submit information con-
corning the availability of rental
housing.
Although the council has no au-
thority over these towns, and could
not request extension of rent con-
trolls in incorporated areas even il
a rental shortage were established
councilmen indicated they want the
information at hand when consid-
ering whether or not to request
control extension in the rest of the
county.
Only one town has responded to
date. Washington Groves Mayor
Irving L. McCathran CURLY told
the council that most of the homes
in the Grove are owner-occupied
and that the town council had
therefore voted against rent law
extension.
Other towns from which infor-
nation has been requested are
GAINESVILLE, Burtonsville, Gathers
burg, Garrett Park, Glen Echo,
Kensington, Laytonsville, Pooles-
vile, Rockville, Somerset Heights
and Takoma Park.
In the meantime, the Sligo Creek
veterans housing project is still
caught in the middle of the rent
control fight. Real estate men, at
tempting to prove there is no short
age of rental housing. have de-
manded the project be closed down.
Their demands were given sub
stance last week when the Mary
Iland-National capital park and
planning commission, which owns
biiC ldHu VII WHiCH Tie pTOJeCL Is
built, asked the council to "lioui-
date" the project by October, 1853,
to make room for a "recreational
area"
Councilmen indicated early this
week they would ask the planners
to defer action on their demands
until after public hearing on rent
control which is set for September
8 in the court house at Rockville.
But if the planning agency de-
cides to press for immediate action
on its demands, the council could
do nothing but comply, according
to the county attorney. He said the
council has no rights to the land,
since the project was built under
a temporary permit which has ex-
pired.
And. as the week closed, a petit
ton signed by 122 of the projects
1877 families was presented to the
council in opposition to the move.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-08-28
Iron Bridge Hunt
Plans Labor Day
Horse Show

The Iron Bridge Hunt Junior and
Family Horse Show will be held
Labor Day on the J. Leither
Aitcheson Farm, near Burtonsville.
The first class will start at 1890
am.
Championships will be decided in
the pony, junior and hunter divis-
ions. A number of special events
are on the program, including a
family class for two or more mem.
bers of one family and a lead line
class for youngsters who have not
reached their eighth birthday.
j. Carroll Curran of Washington
has been invited to Judge.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-08-28
Extra Hours
Are Set for
Registration
Election Books to
Close October A
Board Declares

Voters who expect to cast their
ballots in the November election
and who have not registered with
the Board of Election Supervisors
are reminded that Montgomery
County registrations will close on
October A.
Between now and closing date
the Board has set up number
of "roving boards" for various sec
tons of the County and has an
nounced additional hours when vo-
tiers may register at the Rockville
office and in the lower county.
Rowing Boards will be in Lay
louisville at Modern Woodmen's
Hall, Thursday night, August %
from 7 to 10 PM; at the Gathers
burg Fire Department on Septem-
Der 2, same hours; at Murphy'a
store in Olney on September 8
and at the Burtonsville Fire De-
partment on September A.
Also on September 4, Washing
ton Missionary College from 2 to
$3.50 and from Z to 10 p.m.; Sept
ember 5, at Colesville High School;
September IL at the Kensington
Armory.
Glenmont School on September
16; Takoma Park Fire DEPARTMENT
on September 18 and at Viers Mill
School on September 10.
The Rockville office will be open
Monday through Friday from
am. to 4:30 pm; on Saturday,
September 81, am. to 4:30 pm.
and on Saturday, October 4, from
0 am. to 4:30 pm. and from Z to
10 pm.
In addition, the following night
registration dates have been set
up for the Rockville office for the
hours 7 to 10 PM: August %,
September 8, d. 5, s, %, %, %, 81,
80, and 80. Also, October l, 2,
8, and A.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-08-28
String on Your Finger!

The new Sandy Spring Ii
brary, now housed in old
Friends Meeting House on the
grounds of Sherwood High
School, will hold "Open House"
on Tuesday, September 2, from
8 to 10 pm.
The occasion celebrates the
opening of library's new quar-
ters George P. Moreland, direc-
tor of the County Library De-
partment, will be on hand and
will address the group that at
tends on the work of his de-
partment in the County.
Mrs. Charles Lucey, publicity
chairman for the open house
said a committee of the local
Garden Club has volunteered to
take over the improvement of
the grounds surrounding the
meeting house. The committee
is headed by Mrs. P. G. Lyon.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-08-28
Clarence Grist to
Attend Bridgewater

Clarence Richard iGrist, of 3Ot
Seth Place, Rockville, enrolled at
Bridgewater College yesterday,
the registrar stated. Mr.. Grist is
to Bridgewater from
the University of Maryland.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-08-28
Caithersburg Set for
Gala Labor Day Fete;
Fireworks Scheduled
Floats and Bands Expected to Exceed
Records Set in Previous Years; Amateur
Weathermen Predict Fair" for Celebration

Monday which is Labor Day,
in case anyone hereabouts has for
gotten = is the "big day" around
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-31

giseni9aften. Gas intime un6 totale
@emeini6aftsleben bonn Worgen bis
gum 2lbeno uno bonn glbenb biz gum
Osorgen bat ni6t ieinesglei6en. 0ie
gntpidlung Ser eeidtpilterliden @e-
fiible, Die eiuen gang eigenItdnoigen
8ert beiisen, lit geii6ert. Die Goae
oes aelteiten, bes Ha6geborenen, oes
Siinglten entlpidelt iid gang natiir-
li6 uno 5panglos. ,Sies idafft eine
Irt flnftioneIer unO gefiiblsmdBiger
IbItlfung, oie foitbar uno praftii6
unerietlid lit. Dieie fleine 8emeins
I6aft i6eint bie gliidlidIte 81 iein,
Inn elm barmonil6es Gerbdltnis 5lt
I6affen uno auf oas 2eben oes @rs
Dablenen por5ubereiten.
GieIe 8eoba6tuneen oes fran5olis
i6en &inoerar5tes Gobert Gegre ioQ-
ten oenen 81 oenfen geben, Die nidt
MIR ibr eigenes, ionOern au6 bos
@liid ibrer 5pei Bis orei &in6er in
ser ~Normalfamilie" geii6ert glau=
ben.
Caritas=KorreSbondeuc, Freibwg.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-31
.Glitrkltdlr Tanttltp" - Pin.
NAL anhrrH grfrhpn

Sir gelpobnlib miro sic finoer.
arlne 5amilie, iene allo, oeren mo-
terielleS @oblergeben 1peniger beIaItet
ooer gefdbrOet lit, ol5 vgliidlibe sya-
mile" be5ei6net. Wton erfennt bod.
items nod sic uNormalfamilie" bes
9ebolferungS tpiiieni6oftlerS an, ser
I'M Srtereile Ser poiflt9en Sel6It,
erbaltung Die WtinOeItforoerl,ng nodJ
BRET &in0ern lteuen muB.
9luBer Oem neutrality-suspicious.
tiI6en 8eli6tspunft - in Dem ser
Gin5elne nl1r als @lieb zines Ge6en=
erempels geieben miro - gibt es ober
in oieler Srage nod Sen plD6ologi=
l6en 8eli6tspunft, Ser na6 oem Be-
item &lima ser 6amilie als elmer 2e=
bens- uno @a6stulnsgeneini6oft
Tragt. @tuB ood Ser ilngen Genera
ton bic gan3e menI6Iibe gntfaltung
ibrer Serl0nli6feit ern0gli6t l1n0 iie
81 bollpertigen Wenl l6en berongebil-
oet perOen Sn Oieier Si6t itellt ii6
Die Srage na6 ser ioealen @r0Be ser
Samilie gan5 neu. Neben Sic bitrafte
uNormalfamilie" tritt sic fonfrete
~gliidli6e Salnilie", Sic fir oas
@oblbefinoen oes &inbes sic f0roer-
li6ite uno sur Gorbereitung ouf oas
Seben al5 Die lpertpouIte eri6eint.
Sie optimale @r0Be Ser @eidtpi=
iteri6ar lit obne 3peifel in erIter 81
ME Elm pip6ologiides 8roblem. Sn
oielem 3uiamnenbang lino oie l1n-
terlu6ungen zines fran5oltl6en &in-
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| ii6 oas &ino am poblIten fiiblt unO
lid ieine 6arafterliben 1lno 9eiitigen
slnlagen am bel ten entlpideln f0nnen,
6eodtenslpert (v2a Samile Seureuie
el'Sptimum Samilial" - gfobert
Sesre). 9to6ert 0egre gebt es oobei
ni6t Inn cine miiieni6aftlide Sbeorie,
IonOern MIR Inn bas praftil6e grgeb-
mis- ieiner bielfdltieen peri0nli6en
geoba6tungen.
3mei &inber Itnh 81 menig! @eil
lib Damn oas &inoerleben ipeniger
entfalten fann uno bie 9ltmoipbare
ser Sr0bli6feit lotpie Sic ipontane
Srganiiation ser Spiele lpeniger
moglid lit als bei groBerer, &inOer-
5abl. gu6 Ser 3uiammenitoB 3 Ser
gbaroftere lit beftiger ols BEL Ser
groBeren @emeinldaft nit mebr aus-
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ugs i6eint uns, Bob man unter
oem 8ilo Ser gliidlihen Sanilie orei
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-31

menben Sragen mod Dem Sinn bes
2ebens als belanelos su betra6ten
11nb aus Der rationalen Sronlng, IN
Die er aae 0inge einreibte, @ott, Gin.
.be nno Sob beraus5unebmen. Ser
.8Ireer elaubte, nenn ieine 8ilan5en
nno @ei66ftsbii6er ltimntten, oann
ieien ieine meni6li6en Bfli6ten er,
fiil1t uno er fonne nit ii6 unb Der
8elt 5ufrieoen iein. Ser 8iirger ber-
.gaB an @ott au oenfen uno iein 2eben
nod @ott aus5uridten. 9as @ottper-
.eeilen oes 8iirgers bon oamals lit
ibeute gum selpaltiamen Intigotts
,&ompf bes &ommunismus getporOer.
0ieie 3uiommenbdnge gilt es gu
beoenfen. Gieaeibt fiibrt oas l1eber-
Iegen 5ur ginitbt, mo- allein Ser an=
iaspunft 51r mirfiomen uno bauer
baften 9annltng Ser fonnunitll6en
@efabr 5u iuden lit!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-31
oHIO-WAISENFREUND

briItliden slrbeiteridaft, Die beute
oielfad) bobe politii6e Ien1ter belief.
oen, f1noen nod Die Wosli6feit, auf
oiele gu per5ibten uno ii6 an Die
Spite elmer 6riltliden @etperfibafts.
beDegung au itellen9 8iepiele Ser
iebt in Ser ginbeitsgeiperfi6aft ites
benoen nicbt i6le6t beioloeten Sunf-
tionare lpdren bereit, oiele 1i6ere
@riIten5 auf5ugeben uno es 5u tpagen,
lif elmer 6riItliben 8eperfi6afts=
bepe9ung 5ur Serfiigung 51 itelen?
gSieOiele ser briitli6en Irbeiter, oie
beute in ser Ginbeitsgeiperfi6aft ite-
ben, tpiiroen einem iolden Gufe fol-
gen uno ni6t aus 8etpobnbeit, aus
materiellen gr1pdgungen Die 6riItlis
6en Snterelien bintanleben unO in
Der ginbeitsgeperfi6aft perbleiben?
SieBe oos ni6t: Spaltung ser 6riit-
liden slrbeiteri6aft iiberbaupt, bie
Gbrilten in Ser ginbeitsgetperfl9af
- ble Gbriltlibe 8elperflbuft2
llnO ni6t 5ulebt sic Sroge Ser ST.
non5lerltng zines lol6en unternebs
mcn5l @er iollte ltns oie Ofittel oo5u
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lcboften 81 griinoen? 8is 5ur Stunoe
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fallen, - mir lollten ni6t bergellen,
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Der perIcbieoeniten 8eltonI6auungen
SIT geneinlamer 9lrbeit 3ulammen5rt=
folIen. Sin0 Sic grl6einltngen, sic
mir beute leben, MIR Spmptome elmer
(lebergangs5eit ODER banbelt eS ii6
I'M 9rlnOi0tli6e 8egeniGte? WfuB
cine lolbe ginbeit nift orgonii6
mo6Ien, mrtB ni6t ieoe ginleitigfeit
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meroen Tim Ser e6ten ginbeit ouf
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glcic6en 9Snterelien millen, nGnli6
eiltbeitlicbe Slr6eitgeberorganiiotio-
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lit Ser geIfi6tli6e 8aaait beS Wtor=
rl@muS 10 itarf, oaB mir uns trennen
n1iilien?
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