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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-10-17
Miomion Decorated
For Heroism
In Koreo

MIAMI, (JTA) = First Lieut..
Max Nussenbaum of this city has
been awarded the Silver Star and
the Bronze Star medals for hero
ism in action in Korea, it was re-
ported here this week. The young
Miamian also received the Purple
Heart for wounds received when
he led a platoon behind enemy
lines on a special mission.
After discharge from hospital,
1t. Nussenbaum though reclassi-
fled for non-combatant service,
went back to the front and in
an action wiped out an enemy
patrol without loss to his platoon.
A graduate of University of
Miami Law School, Nussenbaum
was a paratrooper in World War
II and served in the European
theatre.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-10-17
ISRAEL AGREES TO PAY
100000 POUNDS ON
BLOCKED ARAB ACCOUNTS

/ UNITED. NATIONS. (JTA) -
Israel has reached agreement
with the Palestine Cancellation
Commission to make a first pay
ment of 100000 pounds sterling
on Arab accounts, the 18th pro-
gress report of the Commission
disclosed this week.
In order to make this payment
In the most equitable manner
possible, it was decided that the
Smallest accounts would receive
first priority. Since most of the
blocked Arab accounts do not ex-
ceed 100 pounds, the PEG. re-
port said that this would ALLOW
the release of the great majority
/ of the accounts within two
months of the date of the begin
ming of the banking operation"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-10-17
BY NATHAN ZIPRIN

According to UN Secretary General Trygve Lie
there is no peace in sight between Israel and the
Arab states. But rumors are Astounding that Egypt
may make definite peace overtures and that the
Turkish delegation to the UN has offered to act
mediator At the same time it is being bruited
in UN circles that London had intimated to Cairo
that no arms shipments would be made to Egypt
unless there is of its peaceful inten-
tons. London, incidentally, is inclined to believe
Naguib's peace gestures In Israeli where
developments in Egypt are under careful scrutiny
there is speculation whether Cairos dove display
may not in effect be maneuver to secure Ameri-
can and British arms while at the same time
throwing Israel off guard Informed UN circles
believe that the current General Assembly session
may witness a serious Israel-Cairo peace making
attempt Perhaps a straw in the wind is the lam
basting in the most recent issue of Liberation,
the official organ of the Egyptian military staff
which is published under the personal supervision
of Naguib, of the Farouk clique, for having waged
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-10-17
z. o. A. APPOINTS NEW
HEADS OF AMERICAN
ZIONIST FUND

NEW YORK, = (JTA) = APP
pointment of Mortimer May of
Nashville as national chairman
and Joseph Goldberg of Worces-
ter as co-chairman of the Amer
lean Zionist Fund of the Zionist
Organization of America was an
nounced by z. o. A. headquarters
here.
The American Zionist Fund has
been charged with raising $780,
900 among the nationwide men,
bership of the z. o. A. to finance
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-10-17
DIFF the Record The Israel Arab Front

war against Israel. Apart from charging that the
war against Israel had been Unanswered by the
backward and corrupt elements in the Farouk
regime the publication refers to statement by
Israeli Minister Moshe Sharett to the effect that
Egypt is the only Arab country with which Israel
has no quarrel" In addition the paper rakes the
Farouk government for rejecting the UN Pales-
tine partition resolution, charging that the slogan
to liberate the Arab countries from Jews was de-
signed ITO incite anti-Semitc campaigns +.
Just as these lines were being written the UN
Palestine Cancellation Commission reported that
Israel has agreed to release substantial amount
of the frozen bank accounts of the Arab refugees
from Palestine. Significantly that report discloses
complete lack of progress to resolve the political
differences between Israel and the Arab states
It may be unwise to draw hopeful conclusions
from these developments, particularly in the light
of Arab attempts to thwart Israers reparation
agreement with Germany but they are definite
indications that new winds are blowing perhaps in
some of the Arab countries
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-10-17
Truman Pied ges
Democratic Fight
For Decent
immigration Law

BUFFALO, (JTA) - President
Truman in a speech condemning
the McCarran-W Walter Immigra-
ton Act, warned this week that
anti Communist hysteria might
lead to violence against persons
of foreign extraction and others.
Mr.. Truman said that after
World War I "a wave of hysteria
about Communism led to violent
and illegal acts against alien
persons of foreign extraction and
labor unions. It could happen
again, unless we hold firm
against prejudice and racial hat
red-unless we stand on the Bill
of Rights and hold a man inno-
cent until he is proved guilty"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-10-17

Sam Thier, president OF the
Jacksonville Zionist District has
announced that the following
delegates will attend n m the
local group: Max Rubin and Isa-
dore Moscovitz, who are on the
administrative board of the
Southeast region; Jack Becker,
who is the Youth Commission
Chairman of the Region; and
Cantor AbFaham Marion, who is
slated as the new president of the
local district. Mrs. Herman
Klausner, president of the Flor
ida Region of Hadassah, and Mrs.
Isadore Moscovitz, past chairman
of the Southern Youth Commits
sion, will also attend the confer
ence, which will be held on Oct.
1919, at the Hotel DeSoto.
AS one of the most powerful
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-10-17

GERMAN RESTITUTION
PAYMENTS to the Government
of Israel and their effect on the
social and economic structure of
the country will be one of the
main subjects covered by Abba
Eban, Israel Ambassador to the
United States when he addresses
the forthcoming National Confer
ence for Israel on November 9th
at the Commodore Hotel, New
York City. The Conference, called
by the United Israel Appeal,
major beneficiary of the United
Jewish Appeal campaign, will
seek to develop a New Program
for Newcomers" aimed at i'm
proving the condition and status
of 100000 immigrants now living
a marginal existence" in shacks
and tents in the work-villages
throughout Israel.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-10-17

the major part of its new pro-
gram of work embracing the
work of the newly established
Commission on Israel and the
Middle East, the department to
foster private capital investment
in Israel, youth work, the fur
therance of Hebrew culture, the
department of World Zionist At
fairs. and the operation of z. o. A.
House in Israel.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-10-17

The United States can bring
nearer peace between Israel and
the Arab states, Mr.. Sharett de-
clared. 81 trust the United States
will do so by continuing its as
sistance to Israel" he added. He
pointed out that experience has
shown that Arab friendship can
not be purchased by hostility
toward Israel or by not meeting
her needs"
The Foreign Minister told the
audience Of several hundred per-
sons prominent in all walks Of
Israeli life that Israel and the
U. S. are developing along COM
mon lines toward freedom. that
Israel is interested in the devel-
opment of a free regime which
would enable Jews TO organize
and develop Jewish culture and
life. Even if the largest portion of
the Jewish nation had not been
living in the United States, Mr..
Sharett said. Israel would have
approached the U. S. for aid.
I'VE regard it as a great honor
that the U. S. helps US execute
our great mission" he concluded.
Friendship between the two
lands will grow mot only on
emotional or historic grounds, as
hitherto, but on a purely eco
nomic and political basis, since
the United States is interested in
the Middle East and Israel is the
sole stronghold of democracy in
the Middle East" Ambassador
Eban declared. The more the
U. S. helps Israel with economic
and military assistance, he said,
the more Israel will be able to
contribute to the sterilization of
the region.
The Ambassador reiterated his
governments opposition to arm
ing the Arab states which cherish
the idea of revenge on Israel and
hope to wipe it off the map. Such
an attempt by the Arab states
would plunge the entire Middle
East into Undesirable turmoil
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-10-17

democracies in the middle East.
American Zionists have been de-
voted to the building of a cultural
bridge and strengthening the
friendship that exists between Is
rael and the United States. Under
the guidance of former President.
DR.. Roy J. Sloat. the Jacksonville
District was successful in sending
funds towards the settlement and
rehabilitation of countless refu-
gees. who are now flocking into
the State of Israel.
Mr.. Samuel Thier has been ap-
pointed member of the Com
mittee on Programming and Edu-
cation.
Joseph Saphir. member of the
Knesset and Chairman of its
Committee on Interior Affairs, is
to be guest of honor at the Con-
vention.
AS Mayor of Petach Tikvah, he
made a brilliant record in pro-
noting it to the fourth largest
city in Israel. He held office for
over seven years, during which
he became one of the most active
political leaders in the State. The
Israel Farmers Federation and
the Orange Growers Cooperative,
two of the largest hard currency
earners in Israel, were a direct
result of his organizational eff
forts. He is now Chairman of the
Economic Council of the General
Zionist Organization of Israel,
and is one of the most outstand-
ing Spokesman of the Party in
Israel.
Saphir was born 81 years ago
in Jaffa. He is the grandson of
''Ibn Saphir." the first Hebrew
writer who described the Jewish
life in the Arab countries. His
father was one of the founders
of the Anglo-Palestine Bank in
Jaffa. After an extensive educa-
ton in Israel and England. he
devoted himself afterwards to
Public Life and economic prob
lens. Saphir's distinguished work
as a member of the Knesset has
won for him the admiration Of
friend and foe alike. Speculation
in Israel has been rife as to whe-
Their or not Saphir may be the
next Prime Minister of Israel.
Others taking part in the con-
clave include DR.. Sidney Marks,
national executive director, Men
del N. Fisher of the Jewish Ma
tional Fund, Mortimer May OF the
National Administrative Council
and Robert A. Persky, president
of the Region.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-10-17
AIa-CONDITIONED
SYNAGOGUE

HOUSTON, Texas, = (JTA)-
Members of Congregation Adath
Israel here will in the future be
able to worship in relative COM
fort. The synagogue is now fully
aforementioned.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-10-17
u. S. ISRAEL FRIENDSHIP
PREDICTED BY SHARETT

TEL AVN JTA) Friendship between Israel and the United
STATES will and deeper the future Foreign Minister Moshe
Sharet Washington told meeting
of the Friendship League here last week. u S.
Ambassador Monnet Davis spoke paid tribute to the
League relations between
the countries
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-10-17
ZIONIST CONVENTION
IN SAVANNAH TO BE
HELD THIS WEEKEND

According received from Michael Adman Conference
convention of the Southeastern Zionist
held Savannah Ca this weekend will be OF
meanngful gatherings held by the organization
districts throughout the Southeast
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-10-17

which would only weaken the
Western democracies. especially
the American position in this part
of the world"
Evening star., 1952-02-13
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oil above also 1t Bethesda-C Chevy Chase
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-11
DaH piittltrhr Erharmpn
hpH 4ptlanhpH

Ser i6onIte 8etpei5 fir oie @ott
belt Gbrilti lit Sein gottli6eS grbar.
men, oas ge1piiiermaBen pie eint
ltrablenOe Some our9 aue Seint
8orte uno 8erfe binour6leu6tet
Oem Gr ielbit Seine @unoerfrof1
oienI Itbar ma6te u@ebet BIN" 10 lagte
Gr emit ielblt uunO berfiinoiget oen
Sobannes, mas ibr geleben uno ge.
bort babt: 8linOe leben, 2abme geben
9luslabige meroen gereinigt> Gaub'
boren, Sote Iteben auf unO slrmer
miro Oas @Dangelium berfiinoet.
Sein gan5es 2eben lit MIR cine &ette
bon @obltaten, oie gr Sen 8eorGng
ten unO nliiblam 8elaOenen erpies
~8obltaten lpenOeno ging gr u1n
ber." S6on I'M Infang Seiner 0ffent
li6en 8irflamfeit bat es Ser Sci.
lanO ielber oltsgeipro6en oaB @utes
5u tun Ser @runO3ug Seines 2ebens
lei. gS mar 5lt gta5aretb in Ser SDn.
agoge Seiner Goteritabt, mo gr Sid
oa5 8ub Oes Slaias bes 8ropbeter
rei6en lieB, borauS ST Die Steue las
Ser @eilt bes Serrn lit iiber Mir
oarum bat ST Wei6 geialbt, Inn frobe
8otl6aft oen Irmen 5u bringett, bot
Ottb gelanbt, I'm 5u beilen, Die &C.
dngitigten Ser5ens itn0, Inn Sen Sc,
fangenen @rloiung, Sen grblinoeter
bic g8ieOergabe oeS @elt6tes an5l1.
fiinoigen, Inn 5u preOigen oos an.
genebme Sabr oe5 Serrn." Damn buf
Der gottlicbe SeilanO on: uSeute III
oiele S6riftiteue Dor eu6 in Grill,
lung gegangen."
Wtebr nod alS Seine tpunoertGtiee
2iebe pirfte Sic tpabre i9opferij6e
l1nO erbarmenoe Wa6t, pel6e oe1
gottli6e Seilan0 iiber Sic Ser5er
bate. Gin 8lid Seines g0ttli9er
9luges geniigte, uno Wattb1us Der.
lieB ieine Stele. gr ipra9 Elm Elm.
5igeS @ort oes Srieoens, uno Wag.
oalena mar getroItet. ginen 8lid
l6enfte gr Sem Yetrus, uno ser Npo.
Itel peinte bitterlid. Sos Ser5 oes
re6ten S6a6ers riibrte gr nod an
&reu5e llno ipra6 5u ibm: vSeute
mirlt ou NIT mir I'M Baraoieie iein!"
Otto HdttenSch7VlNer
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-11
Diinktlid1kptt

@oit ou ni6t bielleicbt i6on einmol
Sic Bunftli6feit zines gil5uges per=
miinl6t, Ser Sir eben, als Ou otenlos
ouf oem gabniteig anlangteit, als be
reitS obgefabren" geneloet ipuroe?
llno bo6 muBteit ou Sir BEL rubiger
lleberlegung iagen, OaB oies gan5 in
Sronung mar; oenn tpobin lolten
mir fommen nenn niht tpenigItens
Die offentli6en Gerfebrsonitalten &C.
naue Belt einbalten tpiroen2 sSreilid
| fir 2eute, bie inn letten slugenblid
nod allerlei 81 beiorgen baben, lit oos
unbequem. Iaes partet; es lit bo6Ite
3eit - aber ga gibt es nod sic ipid=
tighten auftrdge 81 erteilen, 4bidieo
5u nebmen grmabnungen 5u binter-
lalien @riiBe auf5utragen - uno
penn tie enoli6 bie Saustiire binter
it'd baben, oa lit nod elm oringenoer
grief cine Sutl6a6teI o6er Elm
Sbirm in Ser gile liegen gebIieben.
8ir iino tpobl einig oarii6er, ooB
Punftli6feit cine re9t i9Gsensmerte,
ia lebensnotiee gigenihaft lit; aber
fann man tie eine io3iale Eugeno
nennen?
God! l1no 3tpar, neil Die 3eit Elm
@emeinsut lit, uno i6 iomit fir sic
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-11
Dulnfankptt

Ser en8liIhe S6riftIteIler GarIple
breibt Ooriiber: Slider lit es qut,
penn leoer bon ln5 10 ouIolum nie
moglih lit. 9lber mas lit Oenn i'm
8runoe GulOiomfeit? GuloiQmfeit
1ou oa5 llnlpeIentli6e ouloen un0
genou ooroltf icben mas oos lit.
Sulolamfeit Jon coel, 1naBpon, eereht
lelblt I'M 3orne iein, ipenn iie ni6t
lon9er ouloen fonn. 9lber eigentlicb
ltno mir oo6 nid)t BLOB ba5u bier,
l1ln Suloung 5u iiben. @ir itno oub
bier, gSioerItano 81 letIten, 5u beliern
81 luden unO 5u iieeen. @ir ouloen
feline ltnDabrbeit, Iiebereien, I'm
9eredtigteiten, penn Tie ii6 an uns
beften ipollen; mir iaeen ibnen: gu
bit falif, ou Bit unertrGglid)! @ir
itno oa, Salidbeiten ousaurotteu,
lbnen in fluaer @eiie elm gnbe Al
maiden! Sd min ni6t olsulebr> ref).
ten iiber oas 8iel DAB es seIdiebt,
1T unlere Salptioree."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-11

melnlge Ge6enl6aft uno fir Sic
metner WtttmenI6en i6Onenoe Riid=
ltdt I6ulOe. SnOem i6 Die eigene 3eit
gum S6aoen ser @emeinlamfeit per=
I6leuOere, i6aoige in Ser Gegel uu6
oas 3eitfapitol anOerer. Weine Belt
gebort nidt eigentli6 mir, uno Oie oes
gta6lten I6on gar ni6t. glllo ooppelte
Geruntreuung.
@ott, Ser ouBer uno iiber oller 3eit
it, bat 0iele eri6offen, eingeteiIt unO
Dem Vteni6en, Die oaeS @el6opflibe,
gum 8ebrau6 gegeben.
Gcnfe, 0u lGgelt ouf 0em Sterbe>
bett. 9ie ieb5ig, iteb5ig o0er meinet=
mcgen o6t5ig Sabre, bic @ott oir 5lt=
geteilt, iinO boriiber uno oein I6on
bonn 2i6t ser onoeren @eIt erler6=
teter 8lid i6peift priifens iiber tie
FIN.
@ie glidli6 magIt 0u Iein, penn
oetn 8emtilen Dir iagen iollte: Sd
babe Die 3eit gel6Gtt, genubt, feline
Stunoe gu perlieren geIu6t. gti6t
elgentli6 fir mild babe i6 oiele 3eit
gelebt, ltn0 bod eben oarum fir mid,
neil i6 lie 5lpil6en 8erufspfli6ten,
arbeiten unO notiger grbolllng, 5tpi=
I6en @ott, Sen Wfeinigen uno mir
lelblt geminenboft geteilt bobe. Sol6
Iorgfalttge Gerpenoltng ser 3eit mar
o6er MIR m0gli6 Our6 piinftli6e gin=
boltung Ser 3eitorOnung, 0ie i6 mir
lelbIt ODER bie mir meine Gfli6ten
gelebt.
Siinftli6feit lit Sronung in ser
Belt. 8ie naturgemGB cine ioI6e lit,
5eigt Die gottgeoronete ginteiIung.
Iie groBe leu6tenoe Simmelsubr
gibt uns Sabres= uno SageS5eiten.
Gana6 bauen un0 riCbten mir unlere
llbren. @ie ser 3eiger bon 3abl 5u
3obl, bon Winute 5u Wtinute eilt, 10
be5el6net ieoer Eunft, Sen er our6-
eilt, einen Mfoment in unierern 2eben,
Der leine 9lufgabe fiir OoSielbe bat
uno ME nieoerfebrt. 9ieien 3eitpunft
beltimmungSgelnGB 81 benltten uno
eln5ubalten, lit Eiinftli6feit. 9ln rno
fitr it6 betradtet, lit Tie MIR eine quite
8eipobnbeit uno in Ser Hegel oie
lSrudt zines georoneten 2eber5 ODER
Der gr5iebung 5lt einen iolden.
&lnoer aus einem Saule, in oent
Sronung in Ser 3eit berrlbte, 1per=
Sen 5eitleben5 Sen @ert ser 3eit 5u
I6aten luiiien. 8ei6ditsIeute pilien,
ooB 3eit @elO lit; ober lie lit mebr
al5 oaS; Oenn DerloreneS 8elo fonn
man DieOergelpinnen, perlorene 3eit
ni6t uno OoS iollen oQe Wenifen
niiien. ltnpiinftlicbfeit peri6iebt Sic
3eiteinteilltng, ltno 10 fon1nen anoere
Efli6ten ooer Geibafte 5u fur5. Ser
ltnpitnftlide finoet ielbIt oie n0tige
3eit ni6t; Ser Biinftlicbe bat INNER
uno 81 allem 3eit. 0os lit pie nit
Der Gaumausnltung. @er etnen &of=
fer 5u poden perltebt, peiB, ipieoiel
itc6 oarin unterbringen lGBt, menn
ieoes Blatben geididt genl,tt miro.
Ser bielbeid)dftigte WiiBig9Gnger bot
ME 3eit; ou befommit ni6t einmal
einen grief bon ibn. @er ober feline
gttnnte perliert, bat itets Gorrat,
menn Gflidt oOer 2iebe anipriide an
Ieine 3eit modt.
8iinftli6feit lit 8epobnbett @enn
tie aber nidts ais bas lit, 10 fann lie
aud) einieitig, engber5ig, fleinli6
MAIDEN - alio ungeieuie.
Sn meiner gateritabt gub es 5tpei
Serren, alte Wtlitdrs, sic getpobnt
naren, tdgli6 BEL iebem @etter, Ser
cine friiber, ser onoere ip6ter, aber
ieoer genau 5u ieiner Stunoe, ibren
Spa5iergang su modem. go fam es.
Dob iie iid ieoen Gag, ser cine ouf
Nem Sim, oe~ nnoere auf oem Riid-
meg, an oemielben 8oum NIT fur5em
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-11

Go5 miiiien mir gut 5u MAIDEN uno
oem 3eiticbob ser Meni6beit gu er-
lcben Iu6en. @ie Ou oi6 geip0bnIt,
Die 3eit 81 nuben, 10 mirIt ou oein
Sebcn fiir 0ie Gpi8feit onlegen.
Sitber lit, OoB oein Stiin0lein nit
DEM bon @ott geIebten BIodeni6log
pitnftliN cintrifit. Wt06teIt Ou Damn
bcin lcbtcn 9IppeQruf io0en f0nnen:
"Ecce adSlnm, Siebe, bier bin i6!
Sic 3eit, Oie Gu mir gege9eben, i6
babe lte nidDt oerloren."
p. Sebastian 00u Der
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6pgru htr frptp Nlpthunn

Ser GbiloIop6 NorobouIen ifrieb
elnnaL OaB Die Itttenlole 1Srauenn1ooe
oic 1Sran50lil6e GepoIution porberei=
tpt babe; Sic S6om Ser &0Ifer mar
IperlpitItet, lo6olO 0a5 @eib aiming
1lh 81 entbitllen, l1no oIle GntbIoBunz
gen. inter luel6en GornGnoen lie
INNER 8eld)obcn, iino geroOe5u er=
.tenntli6e 8eDeiie Oe5 gtieoergangeS
elmer gtotion gepeien. Greffen oieie
gSorte nid)t aub bel l1nlerer Station
I5u? S6amloIer unO feder mar nod
ME Ole .VtoOe mie Jest. Seoe1n Dem eS
GrnIt iIt OaB briItli6e Site ,ibren
olten gllten Slang" benobre, nuB eS
tief betritben, penn er nibt MIR Die
Eergnilgltng5Iudt, ionOern audi oie
9luagelaIienbeit rno Ben 9luf5ug Ser
6rouenmelt betraftet. SoQ man oa
totenlo3 5uIeben un0 oenfen: e5 biIft
Ood) nlbt5? 9llle berufenen Srgane,
|0lle G0clOcntenOe, inabclonoere sic
0eiItlibfeit, miiiien gegen 0ieie I'M
lttten atftreten. gSir menoer uns an
Ou5 GmpfinOcn ser 3SrQuen fir
Shonbelt, 8cIl1nObeit un0 SittIi6=
felt.
Sic 6ralen baben einen au5geipro=
henen S6onbeitsiinn. 9lber oaran
Inro6te man 5peifeln, nenn man oie
0ei6mofIoiigteit ser Wtooe 1tebt. Sit
e5 mirtlif i6on, pie ser 9ruIt l1no
Der 9fitden teilDeil le entbl0Bt Iino, 1pie
Oas Oitrre @erippe ODER cine Snoia=
nCrboltt sum &orl6ein foumt? gti6t
~&lei0er naden Seute", ionoern Der
6eiite5a0el, Der Iid) I'M 8eIi6t, inn
Iuge l1no in ser 9altung ouSprQgt.
9a5 &orperli6e, 6leil6li6e beroor-
| 5ubeben mirft ernieorigenO lrn0 OBJ
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