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Evening star., 1953-01-23

tions in the Washington area,
including synagogues. social
agencies, charitable groups, fra
ternal organizations. women'S
organizations and educational
institutions.
The councils Delegate Assem-
bly, has admitted three new or
ganiZationS to membership in the
council: Bethesda Chevy Chase
Chapter of Hadassah, Ladies
Auxiliary of Congregation Beth
Sholem and Beth El Congrega-
ton of Montgomery County.
Following are the other off,
GERS elected with Mr.. Goldman
for two-year terms,
Joseph F. Barr, first vice pres
ident; Albert E. Aren't, second
vice president: Rabbi Henry Sc
gal, third vice president; Mrs.
Alexander HaSsan, secretary. and
Joseph Ottenstein, treasurer.
Elected to serve for one-year
terms on the councils executive
committee were the following !:
Joseph Andelman, Sanford Bolz,
Bernard Conn, Bernard Danzan-
sky, Mrs. Alexander Drain, Mrs.
Paul Eanet, David ]. Farber, S.
H. Feldman, Bernard H. F'isch-
grund, David Fisher sMyer Frey
man, Maurice Friedman, Rabbi
Nathan Gaynor, Mrs. Henry
Gichner, Julius Goldstein, DR..
Reuben Goodman, DR.. Everett j.
Gordon, Louis C. GroSsberg,
Abraham j. Harris, Samuel F..
Higger, Paul Himmelfarb, Leon
Horowitz, Harold Hurwitz, Jacob
M. Kammen.
Also, Charles I. Kaplan, Rabbi
Harry j. kaufman, A. S. Kay,
Mrs. Lawrence Koenigsberger,
William c. Koplovitz, Max Kos
cow, I. Henry Kutz, Mrs. Nat H.
Levy, William R. Lichtenberg,
David F. Linowes, Richard K.
Lyon, Rabbi David H. Panitz,
Robert A. Philipson, Elihu Platt,
Morris Postal, Mrs. Frank Rich,
Philip Schiff, Simon Schwartz,
Abe Shefferman, DR.. Daniel
Sondheimer, Louis E.. Spiegler,
Mrs. Raphael Tourover, Joseph
H. Tudor, I. S. Turnover, Joel D.
Wolfsohn, David Vents.
A constitutional amendment
adopted by the Delegate Assem-
bly, confers on all past presidents
Of the council lifetime ex-officio
membership on the executive
committee. Rabbi Solomon H.
Metz. Hymen Goldman, and
Rabbi BreSlau, the councils
three presidents since its estab-
lishment in 1898, will thus serve
for life on the councils exec
utive committee, with voice and
vote.
Evening star., 1953-01-23
Wilson
Continued From First Page,

CONTINUED From First Page)
Senate there will be q Saturday
session if the Wilson nomination
is not reported before quitting
time today, because he wants to
complete Senate action quickly.
Extensive Debate Seen.
Most Senators also believe Mr.,
Wilson'S decision will pave the
way for Senate confirmation, but
only after extensive debate.
When Mr.. Wilson arrived,
Chairman Saltonstall said he ex-
pected the committee to give its
approval today.
Mr.. Wilson told reporters he
would prefer to give his testi-
mony at a public hearing, but
added: II guess it's too late to
ask that now."
Senator Saltonstall said no ac-
ton would be taken by the COM
mittee on Mr.. Kyes and three
Defense Department assistants
for Mr.. Wilson until their nomi-
nations were formally submitted
by the White House.
The impasse which has kept
the top defense post vacant
was broken only after SEN
ator Byrd, Democrat, of Vir-
ginia, and others made it clear
they saw no way by which Mr..
Wilson could become eligible for
the job without selling his GIN
stock.
Two leading Democrats on the
commlttee-Senator Byrd and
Senator Russell Of Georgia
agreed with Senator Saltonstall
that Mr.. Wilson now will win
committee approval
Senator Morse, Independent,
Of Oregon. announced. however,
that he has not changed his
stand against the Wilson ap-
pointment. and Senator Dirksen,
Republican. Of Illinois. revealed
Evening star., 1953-01-23
BY The Assoeiossd Press .


How much will it cost Charles
E. Wilson to- sell his $2.5 million
worth of General Motors stock?
The White House announced
last night that Mr.. Wilson would
dispose Of the stock which has
been a barrier to his conf1rma-
ton by the Senate as Secretary
of Defense. President Eisenhower
thereupon nominated him for the
post.
After he testified in private
before the Senate Armed Serv-
ices Committee last week, the
word from Senators was that
selling the stock would cost Mr..
Wilson $500, 900 In taxes.
However, available information
indicated that, while MIR. Wilson
stands to lose a hefty portion of
his holdings in taxes, the $780,
900 figure is high.
Holdings Are on Record.
Since 1894, the securities law
has required officers OF corpora
tions to make public, through
the Securities and Exchange
Commission, their securities
holdings.
Mr.. Wilson has been en- cfiL
Ger Of GIN for decades and
president of the huge concern
from 1941 until he resigned re-
Gently in anticipation of join
ing Gen. Eisenhower's cabinet.
Consequently, his holdings since
1884. are on record.
He would have to pay a 26
per cent tax on the increase in
value Of his stock since it was
acquired. Therefore his pro-
spective tax loss depends on how
much his stocks value has ira-
creased since he got it. Holders
Of stock pay tax on their profit
only when they sell the stock,
not while they hold it.
The SEC record showed that
as of December 81, 1928
days ago-Mr. Wilson owned, di-
rectly or in q holding company,
39.045 shares Of General Motors
common stock. GIN stock
closed on the New York Stock
Exchange Wednesday. for. ex-
ample, at $68.25 a share. That
would make the total market
value Of Mr.. Wilson'S December
81 GIN holdings $2.664.520.
A 100000 tax payment would
be 20 per cent Of the entire
proceeds. That would indicate
the stock had almost no value
when Mr.. Wilson acquired it and
that almost its entire present
price represents profit, in the
form Of increased market value.
II the entire proceeds of the sale
were profit. the tax would
amount 20 70 per cent.
Tax on Profit Only.
The public records do not show
how much each share of stock
in Mr.. Wilson's possession has
increased in value since he &C
quired it. Examination of the
records since 1884. however, in
dicates the present value of his
GIN stock is not all. or even
nearly all. profit. Mr.. Wilson
would pay a tax only on his
profit from the stock sale, not on
the entire value Of the stock.
In 1884 Mr.. Wilson reported
holdings Of 15,261 shares of GIN
common stock. Therefore. he
has acquired most of his GIN
shares since then-chiefly as a
result of GINS two-for-one stock
Evening star., 1953-01-23

with a wild rabbit" he said. The
jurist then cited statutes de-
f1ning a domestic rabbit is an
agricultural product"
"As domestic animal, there's
no question in my mind that the
rabbits flesh is meat" the Judge
added.
The Question Is Undecided.
He then asked the prosecutor
directly whether the animal was
a wild or tame rabbit. The
prosecutor didn't know. He
checked with the Department
Of Weights and Measures. It
didn't know either and had no
way to find out, the prosecutor
said.
'"The court is going to find
not guilty." Judge Howard de-
cided, primarily because the
court has a doubt as to what
kind Of rabbit it is dealing
WlCn.
Informed of the decision, As
sistant Corporation Counsel
Clark F. King, who is in charge
Of criminal prosecution, said his
Office will continue to prosecute
people selling rabbit by the piece
wild or tame.
Mr.. Siegal. who could have
been sentenced to $500 end six
months in jail If found guilty,
said he was going to stop selling
rabbits at his store-by the piece
or the pound. AS he headed for
the courts financial Office to get
back the 500 collateral he had
posted, he sighed:
'For me the rabbit season is
over"
Evening star., 1953-01-23
Rush Quick, crosh

DECATUR, III, Jan. % P,-
Police sped to a street intersec-
tlon yesterday in response to a
report OF a collision between two
cars. No one was injured. The
drivers, both women, told police
tney were in a hurry. They
1dentlfled themselves as Ellen
Rush. 81. and Leona Quick. 30.
Evening star., 1953-01-23
Tuxpuyers to Discuss
Fuirfux Bond Issue

The Taxpayers Association of
Fairfax County will sponsor a
mass meeting of county taxpayers
at 8 pm. Tuesday to discuss the
proposed $11 million school con-
struction bond issue which win
be decided by county voters on
February 8.
w, T. Woodson, county school
superintendent, end his assistant,
Robert Walker. have been in
vited to speak.
Evening star., 1953-01-23
Volcano Erupts After Year

AUCKLAND, New Zealand,
Jan. % P.-Mount Ngauruhoe.
one of New Zealand's three ac-
tive volcanoes, erupted today
after rumbling ominously for
more than a year.
Evening star., 1953-01-23

Mr.. Gold
imam, a Wash
:ington native
and a leader
lin many civic
Ia nd conmu-
nal activities.
succeeds Rab-
: bi is a d or
BreSlau' who
Served in the
post for four
years.
The council
is a voluntary
association Of
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Goldman Is Elected
For Two-Year Term
By Jewish Council

Election of Aaron Goldman as
president of the Jewish Commu-
nifty Council Of Greater Wash
ington for a two-year term was
announced yesterday.
Evening star., 1953-01-23
Students Demonstrate

Students in Katmandu, Nepal.
demonstrating against the pres
ent advisory regime. shouted
slogans demanding "the restora-
ton of democracy"
Evening star., 1953-01-23
Siumese Buy N PIonts

Thailand (Siam), the first
Southeast Asian country to in
stall TV, has bought British
two complete plants from the
Marconi Co.
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nit Dem @unlbe, BOB iein Eoo Der
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sSn ieinem seitament itanoen bie
8orte: uIrn bin ib geboren, arm
babe ib gelebt ,,nb arm min id iter-
ben." Sour alpei Sire fanb man nod
in leiner 8rieftaide.
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e6te 9eiliefeit bat, oieIen eblen, giiti-
gen, beilisen 8olfspapIt ni6t persei-
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ct. Beter fanb man an bie Sabre
ber au feiner Stunbe bes Cages obne
fromme 8eter, frii6e Blumen nnb
brennenoe &er5en.
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im 8eiiein pieler HiIger aus aller
8elt ieliggeiproden l1nb es miro
permutlid) nibt all5u lange oauern,
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/ gen aufgenommen miro.
9ie gottielige Sungfrau Maria
@oretti, 0ie in &om bon eittem iitten-
loien @ttentater 1pegen ibrer Sung
frduli6feit angegriffen tpurbe uno
Damn Itarb, tit idon ldngit beiIig-
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CUR Siibne in Elm 9loiter.
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geatdes Miii. - ssn Dem bon Sen
S. Z. .-Batres geleiteten Wiiiions-
baus in 9ap ct. Souls, Wiii., miro
am %. april gum eriten Wal in ser
air6engeibidte ser Ser. Staaten Elm
geeger Die 8ii6ofsneibe erbalten. gs
lit Der bodn'ite Wigr. SoIepb Sliber
goDers, S. Z. d., 5ipeiunopier5ig
Sabre alt, in 8eIt-Snoien geboren
uno in gap ct. Souls er5ogen unb
gum Brieiter geipeibt. 8or flr5em
ipuroe ct bonn 81. Gater gum 8ii9of
Der 0io5eie gccra an Ser afrifani,
lhen @olofiilte ernannt ais Na6fol-
ger oes gum apoItolil6en 8ifar BON
Mlerisbafen allf SEEM Guinea berles-
ten 8il6ofs 81. 81. HoIer. Die &ons
iefration boll5iebt &ar6inaI Spellman
unter aiiiitens Ger 8iidofe Hoier uno
H. .. @eroip bon Natbe5. Die Seit-
preoigt bdlt gr5biidof 0fummel bon
Seem Orleans.
Sflabuma Gitg, Sfla. =. Gum
yeadfolger oes relignierten Nbtes
Dtarf Braun, O. S. b., baben bie
8eneoiftinerm0nhe Ser St.-@rego-
rius-abtei in Sbaipnee fiir5lif Den
bodfp'iten Srn. Bbilip gl. 8erning,
O. S. b., als ibren Abt getp1blt. Mbt
Bbilip tpuroe 1915 in 4ibton, ssa.,
geboren, trat 1886 in ben 8ene0if-
tineror6en Elm lnb tpuroe 1912 gum
Brieiter getpeibt.
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bie ber5eit bon 8ilhof gouiins gelei-
tete Dioaeie Beoria ibr 75idbriges
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Beiteben. Bel Dem aus 6ieiem Mnlab
in Der bieiigen aatbebraIe oefebrier.
ten Hontififalamt am Wtittipohnor.
mittag, s. 4pril, miro @aroinal-@r3
biihof Strittb BON Chicago bonn
Ebron aiiiitieren uno Die Seitprebigi
balten. I'm abt llbr abenbs lit IN Der
5paloing-SaIle elm feierIiber Seitaft,
nobel &aroinal Stritb gbrengait iein
miro. - Sn ibrer 75i6brigen @e.
ididte bate bie Dio5ele nitr orei Bi.
i6ofe Dor ibrem oer5eitigen Oberbir.
ten, namlid Sobn 8. Spaloing, 60.
muno 90. Dunne in6 Sen Dor atpei
Sabren peritorbenen Soiepb s.
ShIarman.
Sionx Sails, 5..Daf. - Ser bod
mite W'er. Bernard @eber, felt n1ebr
als fiinf5is Sabren 4farrer Der ST.
Marien-@ -@emeinbe in Salen1, tpurbe
fiiralid anldBlid ieineg ie9aigiGbri-
gen BrieIteriubildums bon 8apit
Hius XII. gum MpoItolii6en Yroto-
notarius erboben. Ser neue Stang bes
peroienten 8rdlaten berIeibt ibm bas
&e6t Bo,1tififaldmter gu 5elebrieren,
uno 5luar angetan nit Sinful, Sting
unO 8ruitfreus. = 9ie Seier bes SUI
bildums lit auf ben "a. Suni ange.
Iett, ieood biirfte bie SnneItitur BOT,
Misr. @eber bereits friiber erfolgen.
slm II. slpril feiert ser bodtp.
P. 9fidolas Sunolb, o. M. L., ber-
5eit Bfarrer ser St.-2iborius- sc.
meinoe in Holo, Iein goloenes 9rie.
iteriubiIdun1. Or 1puroe am ii. Mpril
1903 in &om getpeibt.
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11tlatrn

Der Senat beitGtiste am ssreitaa
Die grnennllng oes OipIomaten
Charles 6. 8obIen gum 8otidofter in
Wosfau nit bierunoiiebaig gegen
orei5ebn Stimmen.
Die genau Dor einem Monat erfoIa.
tie grnennung bate 5u elmer groBen
&ontroperle i'm &apitol gefiibrt. 8ob-
len par bon Ben Senatoren Mcgar-
ltbD R., @is.), Bridges o., 90. So,
WcGarran g., 9ep.) unb anoeren
bitter angegrifen Dorben, niht nur
ltpeil er nit Der Iomi,tiitration Eru.
mans eng perbunben mar, ion6ern
nub aus Siderbeitsgriinben. glud
tpur6e er bel6uloigt, bic bon 9ean
a6elon eingeidlagene 8olitif perlon,
| lib beeinfluBt gu baben. Die @egner
Iparfen 8oblen aub Dor, Dob er a,ti
Der &onferen5 bon Salta, in oer
Hooienelt Stalin eroBe 3ugeitGno.
|niiie mahte. cine Stole geipieIt bat,
laber Der Diplomat, Ser sic ruilii1e
Spra6e beberrIdt, erflGrte, baB er
oamals Dem BrGiibenten nur aIs Sol.
metider geoient babe uno iiber Ole
Bolitif nidts gu lagen batte.
@abreno Ser &ontroberie i'm Sea.
pitol mabte Yrditbent @ilenboiDer Die
grnennung 51 elmer Breitigefrage, in.
oem er erfldrte, baB er 8oblen fiji
ben geei9netiten Wann balte, i'm per.
ionli6 femme unb Die grnennung aui
feinen Sal 5uriidnebmen tperoe.
Ser 8otlbaftspoiten in Mosfau III
5urseit pafant. Ser friibere 8otlbaf.
| ter George s. &ennan muBte i'm les.
| ten Sabr abberufen tperben tpeil Die
Huiien an ieiner &ritif, oie er BEL
|einem 8eiu6 in Deutidlano an &uB-
Ilano seauBert batte, anitoB nabmen
giner Ser be6eutenbiten iotpieti.
| l6en Bropaganoaberiube in Sen Ser.
Ieinten geationen, rGmli9 oie Ser
Staaten aIs @ngreifer ser 2Gnoe1
lbinter Dem giiernen Gorbang binau,
Iitellen, tuurbe i'm Bolitii9en &omitee
Der nnerIammlung abgetpie.
Ifen. Son Dem ledaig Delegierten
| fitimmten einrnobier5ig gegen nnf
|nlr flint fir cine Nelolution Ser
Gihedo -Slolpafei, bie ldon 1851 I'm,
ter Stalins &egime eingebra9t NOR,
ben mar, aber bonn neuen Megime
|Malenfolu nod inteniiber gef6r6er1
tipnr6e.
Sn Der enbgiiltigen Mbitimmune
Der iedaig 8ereinten gaationen er.
I5ielten Die &ommunilten nur Der
9eilerfolg, 6aB iid bieroebn 26nber
Iber Stimme erltbielten n1mli9 Mr.
|gentinien unb Guatemala iotpie Mf.
gbaniItan, 8irna, MegDpten, Snbien,
Sn6oneiien, sSran, Sraf, 2ibanon.
EHafiitan, Sauoi- -Grabien, Sprien uni
|Oemen.
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ASTHMA, HOHER BLUT-
DRUCK, BLUTREN1GUNG
UND HERZKRANKHETTEN
sf@ }.Ea durch @ 9f5, 40
LIQUID
GARLIC
behandelt!

Der neuen Wissenschaft LIST
es gelungen, das so heilsame
Knoblauch in fliissiger und
leicht zu nehmender Form
herzustellen. Auf dieses alte,
von Pfarrer Kneipp NIT 80
groSSem Erfolg bel oben er-
wahnten Leiden angewandte
Naturheilmittel wurde von Cd
mem prominenten Arzt i'm Fe-
bruar 1925 hingewiesen, und
i'm Oktober 1924 hat die Pari-
ser Academic der medizini-
schen Wissenschaft die aus
serordentliche Heilwirkung
des Knoblauchsafts gegen
Adernverkalkung hervorgeho-
ben.
NIGHT nur mindert Knob
LAUGH den hohen Blutdruck,
sondern reinigt ebenfalls das
Blut; ist also Elm vorziigliches
Friihjahrs-Kurmittel.
Knoblaucn ist zines der be-
stem Desinfektionsmittel und
neutralisiert sclladliche Sub
stanzen i'm Magen und Inn
Unterleib.
Unser LIQUID GARLIC ist
leicht zu nehmen und der
ubele NachgeSchmack kann
leicht NIT einem Ess0ffel
Honig entfernt werden.
LIQUID GARLIC kann be-
zogen werden gum Preis Won
$500 per Pint oder $3.50 per
Quart portofrei. Das neue,
dreimal starkere Knoblauch-
Extrakt kann, ohne Preiserh0-
hung, bezogen werden Won der
Texas Liquid Garlic Go.
20. So, Mineral Wells, Texas
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COAL FUND

Mrs. Anna Donalies, Pittsburgh,
Pa. $500
A. Ziegler, Quinter, Kans. -. 100
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ct. ganl, Winu.- @prtbingtpn, o.
Gamstag, 4. Mpril 1858.
Sir d enf a | nber

Spnntas, 5. Mpril: Oitern.
gpangelium: gbriiti Iuf.
erItebune (Wf. 16).
Montas, 6. april: Sitermontag.
Dienstag, Z. Ipril: Sermann Solepb
Wfittipof, 8. april: Berpetnas.
Donnerstag, 8. Ipril: Maria &leo
pbas.
sSreitag, 10. Ipril: 8erna6ette.
Samstag, ii. Ipril: SEQ Der 8roBe
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Theodore Black, Menden city,
NA1cn. .s...... z.00
F. Schrenmer, Holyrood
Kans Observation-Disclosures. 200
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schoem,
Lacrosse. wis. ............ 400
Mrs. Geo. Wachter, Chilli
cothe, O. ..... ............ 200
Andrew Brown, Bellevue, o. 200
Mrs. Theo. Grueten, Leaven-
worth, Kans. .............. ZOO
Mrs. A. Glotzhofer, Cleveland,
o. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 200
Mrs. Geo. Mittle, Pa. ........ 200
J. H. Rhode, Port Clinton, o. 400
Mrs. Mary Hunbrecht, Nc
Keesroek Pa. ............. 100
NJ NJ, Sandusky, O. ........... 100
Frank Spott, Detroit, Mich. 100
A. Kbopik, Dermott, Ark. -. 100
Mrs. Their. Magyar, Buffalo, N.
Y. ................ 100
A. Ziegler, Quinter, Kans. -. 100
VIM. Spiegel, Pittsburgh, Pa. 100
Mrs. Frances Liebel, st. Jo-
seph, Mo. ................. 100
Mrs. Ther. Scheffner, Erie,
ia. I.W
Albert Schoch, Altoona, Pa. 100
j. A. Rothenheber, st. Louis,
MO. ~
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VIGIL LIGHT FUND
Mrs. Helen Kallay, Pal. .$1.OO
Mrs. Benoit Van lPaepeghem,
Worthington, o. $50. 49,. 100
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ueroen iie uns au ernitbnften ger-
baHolange,s bereit finoen. -8m ie6er
3eit auf baIbem Wege.4 sG.
Die Soniet- -4eIhmeroe eegen 6ie
Ser. 5tnaten ipiir6e BON einnnobier-
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flint Stimmen bes Mosfan'er 8lods
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gebOrten Herons Mrgentinien un6 6as
unter Iinfsraoifalem GinfluB itebenbe
Guatemala. 8or alent aber oie ara.
bii6en Staaten uno tire Sreun6e.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-04

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| Der 3uneigung iiao gerebrung iibei
bic @eiibter Der Neniden.
Gs sibt un5dblige @eididten iibe,
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Geitbalten Der Observation-Disclosures
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uno 8r1uhen Der Bergangenbeit, bor
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Iheioung 80 tie bat ibre eigene ge.
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Monaten gum Sbuse eingeiest tpur-
ben, b0rten Die ShieBerei trafen aber
erit elm, als bas Mallafer bereits Dor.
iiber mar.
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