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Rotary CLUB

Latecomers Mayor WILLARD
M. sALBuRY, CURRY HARRIS,
CURRY MORENO, JACK LONG.
This was attendance week. The
club had a total of $3.50, and
President ERNEST RAMSEY
says the delinquents will be
heartily penalized at next Tues-
days meeting. Last week ii was
Navy Day, this time it was Coast
Guard Day, and 1t. Col. ]. d.
MacMULLEN viii speak next
week, so there you have all the
nations defense units. CURRY
HARRIS relinquished his pro-
gram this week to the Schoolboy
Patrol organizers. 1t. Command
er c. H. HILTON when intro.
duced said that the club would
profit little If il was ready to
listen to his speech over that of
the other program chairman.
HILTON has just been trans
ferred to the Coast Guard of these
waters from New London. Speak
ing to his wife of his transfer
before he came south he men,
toned that Florida was hurricane
country. Two days later one of
the worst tropical hurricanes in
history struck New London. 1t.
VIM. E. MAGE. U.S.N., retired,
says he is going 10 settle here
shortly. The AAA officers from
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LIONS CLUB

Conspiracy - conspiracy The
club has been trying to schedule
the subject of Nazism for the past
four meetings-and somehow or
other time limits never allow
even good start on the subject.
Program chairman LION SAUN-
DERS is getting desperate about
it-threatens TO give it up en-
tirely and go on to the next SUBJ
ject in the serieS-Communism.
If that happens-just what will
the status of the club be Hitlerites
!. . no-but communists ???. &.
"NEVY"-the highly esteemed
Tail-twister - twisted in high
style all during the meeting-he
literally fined 'em silly. Which
all made financier MARTIN very,
very happy about the whole
thing. Incidentally-LION MAR
TIN was highly insulted when
prexy DAY hailed him as mis-
Err. Which-if true-speaks
well for the club treasury :.
Boss BIGELOW of the Miami
AAA made a big hit with the
club-and it remained for TESS"
WALDEN to uncover the fact that
he was quite modest in his state
ments concerning the formation
Of the Junior Patrols here !.
Late arrival was none other than
LION DR.. SANCHEZ-incident-
ally establishing quite a reputa-
ton in that department LION
DAY earned his membership key
all of a sudden with the spon-
sorship of two new members i.
thereby earning the plaudits OF
all Lions assembled =. The more
Lions--the louder viii become
the Lions Roar - so reminded
someone. And what viii the
neighbors think of that-says this
correspondent.
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SERVICE CLUB

So many requests for Key West
booklets from sources in the ma
ton have been denied at the
Chamber of Commerce that H.
E. DAY decided it was time the
city proper take up its burden of
commerce responsibility. Ac-
cordingly a, ways and means"
committee will raise funds to
supply more booklets. HAST
INGS SMITH can'tzseea how his
falling off a chair when laughing
out loud was news. New MEM
Der c. H. JOHNSON from New
York will probably start con-
tracing work locally in the fu9
ture. JOHNSON says he was
extremely susceptible to colds
and found last winter so ideal in
Key West that he decided to buy
a home here and spend the Win
ties. He bought the old Geiger
home at the corner of Eaton and
Elizabeth. For the second straight
time the clubs self-appointed
quartet has been ignored. They
reached their maximum of inef-
ficiency two weeks ago when
they attempted to sing hymn.
Heck, we're not political club,
w. E. p. but you can, hear some
far away political rumblings
come out of discussion here. What
combination when chiropractor
DR.. A. M. MORGAN and county
health unit nurse Mrs. SMOCK
both delivered talks at the same
meeting. Thought those two
branches of medicine warred con-
tinually. STANTON COOPER
says he thinks JOE TOLLE is
pretty nice for a preacher. Catho-
lie priest with a CHEEKY word for
all in town and whose name he
doesn't know, he also likes. DEL
MAR BUTLER was expounding
on fishing story until someone
else told a better one. They're
still trying to get BILL MON
SALvATGE to sing. CHARLES
H. KETCHUM needs no urging.
He suddenly blurted out with a
deep basso at table last Tuesday.
Treasurer DAN HARRISON says
business is picking up.
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POULTRY. nine 80
In LOOP LEAD
DEFEATS TRoJANS Az: GRIT
FINS SINGLE
WINS

In the first game of the double
header played yesterday after
noon at Navy Field, Key West
Poultry and Egg Company nine
defeated the league-leading Tro-
jams and stepped into first place.
Hialeah won the second game
from Key West 80.
Poultrymen scored three runs
in the third. Trojans showed over
two markers in the fourth on a
single and a homer by j. Car
bonell, and tied the count in the
sixth on double by Sterling, a
base on balls and a single by j.
Navarro.
In the eighth, singles by M.
Acevedo, Barcelo and Cyril Grit
fin broke up the game.
j. Garcia poled a double ana a
triple. Jack Carbonell smashed
two singles and a homer in three
tries.
Woodson, Sterling and Joe Ma
varro for the Trojans and AL
Acevedo, NJ. Acevedo and Castro
for the Poultrymen were out
standing in the field.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Trojans $500. 900 20l 00-3 ii !
Poultrymen = 003 90 OLA 9 l
]. Carbonell and Joe Navarro;
Gates, Castro and c. Griffin.
One man was out when the
winning run was scored.
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MORE HELP FOR
LOCAL LAUNDRY

A. l. Murray is now in charge
of the linen service department
of Columbia Laundry, according
TO an announcement made in this
issue by this concern.
Mr. Murray will serve in the
capacity of manager of this divi-
sion and part owner and win
service Key West accounts.
Ralph johnson viii service
the Florida Keys with linen,
laundry and dry cleaning.
With the increased personnel,
Columbia will be able 10 give
better ard more efficient service.
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scored. May out, short to first
One run, two hits, one. error.
9-KEY WEST NBalzer out, sec
Sna to FIST Gabriel out, sh6rt
! to first Aeeved9 famed. Nc
runs, no hits, no errors.
/ ~ Seventh Inning III
! 1IALEAH - Compston out
short to first. B. May singled
/ through second. Saab singled to
left and the ball got away from
Gabriel, Compston reaching third
and Saab, second. May out
catcher to third. Pare singled. to
center and Saab scored. Bethel
goes in to pitch for Key West
Rainey walked. Owens flied Out
to right. One run, three hits
! one error.
KEY INVESTIGATES out, pitch
er. to first. Albury caught one OF
Owens screw balls and knocked
it clear across the street in deep
left center for a homer. c. Grit
fin famed. Bethel popped out
to third; One run, one hit, no er-
Eighth Inning
HIALEAH - Yancey famed
Dewhurst flied out to left. j
May singled to center. Compston
up. J. May was trapped off first
pitcher to first. No runs, one hit
no errors. d $50
ley WEST-Lucilo singled to
left. F. Carbonell flied out to
left. Baker flied out to center
M. Griffin, batting for Gabriel,
out, second to first. No runs, one
hit, no errors.
IN Ninth Inning
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. out, sec
ond to first. B. May and Saah
struck out. Nno runs, no hits, no
errors.
KEY, WEST-Acevedo flied out
to leftl sCates singled to right
Albury famed. c. Griffin dou-
bled to center and Gates scored.
j. Carbonell beat out roller to
first. Griffin went to third. ].
Carbonell stole second. John Ma
varro went in to hit for Lucilo.
With the tying run on third and
the winning run on second, Ma
varro struck out. One run, three
hits, no errors.
pav cnnro.
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.2sPoRTS6
Key West 9th Inning Rally
Falls Short; Loses 3 To z
FIVE SAILFISH
FOR CAROLINIANS

Well. sailfishing must be
picking up around Key West!
The South Carolina party on
the Blackjack" and "Samp-
an" not only caught four
saiIfish on Friday but five on
Saturday.
Several in the party had
never caught a sailfish be-
fore. They are enthusiastic
anglers and have been in
Key West for more than a
week fishing every day.
They also made a trip, to Dry
Tortugas.
Mackerel and dolphin con.
tinue TO fill in on the catch
es.
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Tomorrow Kathleen runs . hss-

way and IS making PERPETRATORS
for opening the magnificent hos
telry on December 10. as an
neunced earlier in the season.
Mr. Sehutt was accompanied
by Mrs. Schutt and his mother
who will remain through the sea
son. Members of the staff of the
hotel have also arrived and have
started making the necessary
preparations for the tourist sea
son.
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GOLF :.lIIlNllT'I TO TO-. IS. =.
a meet TONIGHT

The regular monthly meeting
of the Board of Directors of the
Key West golf club will be held
this evening at the home of Mel
vim Russell, Washington street.
Business of Importance viii
come before the meeting, particu-
larry that of the construction of
the new clubhouse and the en-
ployment of pro for the sea-
son, it is stated.
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LIVING ROOM SUITE, uphol-
stored fibre. Four pieces, table,
settee, rocker and straight
chair. $500 cash. Box D, The
Citizen. nov543t
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FOR SALE--New boat, 4 weeks
old, 26 #. long, 71s #. beam,
new engine, fully equipped.
Built for. party fishing. $4,000
cash if sold within S days. Can
be seen at North Beach Boule-
ward. Apply 1902 South ST.
sugl8-s
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REAL ESTATE

WANTED-Real estate listings on
Florida Keys, preferably Key
Largo. Address Key West Pub
licity Bureau, 303 N. E. First
q Street, Miami. w. NJ. Egan,
Registered Real Estate Broker.
80 h,,e oct25-tf
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CORNER LOT. 5Oxl00 feet. Cor
ner 5th and Staple Avenue.
Apply Box d, The Citizen.
nov2-tf
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Home run, AlbuTy; two-base
hits, F. Carbonell, c. Griffin;
stolen bases. ]. May. ]. Carbonell:
struck out. by Owens Z CAlbury
2. Lucilo. Acevedo. c. Griffin. p.
Carbolell, J. Navsrrol, By P.
CarboReii 3 u. May, Yancey,
Dewhnrstl, by Bethel 3 (Yancey.
B. May, Saab1: bases on balls, off
Carbonell 2. eff Bethel /; passed
bali. Griffin: double play. P. Car
bonell Il Aibury 10 Aceveao. hits,
off CarsADnell Q in 6 ard % in
nings. OF Bethel / in ? and Is
innsngs earned runs. Key West
:, HiaIeah 0: umpires: Ordway at
the plate. Sevilia az first and Sal
gadp atthird: time OF game, 400,
seofer. Al guilar.
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OLD PAPERS FOR SALE
Three bundles for SC. The Citi-
zen Office. .mayi9-tf
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FOR SALE--Lot on Stock Is
land, waterfront. Also. lot cor
ner 5th and Patterson Avenues
near Boulevard. Apply Box
re, The Citizen. aug3l-s
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NEW 49, DINGHY. 615 Francis
street. nov7-s
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FOR SALE-l11a acres Planta-
ton Key, ga acres on ocean
ga acres on Bay, on Highway
all high land, beach front on
both sides. p. 0. Box %, Key
West. sept7-s
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DON'T MARRY THE MAN
The Characters
BY Jeanne Bowman.

Kathleen Gregory: peppery
Ted-hdiTed member of the Greg
ory clan. goes West incognito 10
secure right-of-tDGy for The
Golden Girl mine.
Donald Macdonald: gunner OF
the riUal Stubborn Boy mine.
hates the G1egorys.
Bridget: Kathleen's companion.
aIl.1s 5es--- Fl,
Yesterday: Klthleen learns that
a right-0f-tody could be secured
If there t1GS priority OF claim.
Z .jag11ewr1s sb sta 5gsI
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FOR SALE---2 lots. each 50xl00.
Run from Washington to Won
, Phister street. Reasonable. APP
10 ply Rear 1917 Petronia street.
aug9-tfs
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Subscribe to The citizen--20c
weekly.
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MULLET ROE. Lowe Fish Co
Phone ISL. nov7-l tx
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2-STORY BUNGALOW, 4 bed
rooms, 2 baths, double lot. 1905
Flagler Ave. augl2-ti
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FOR SALE

TWO-STORY HOUSE, modern
conveniences. Near Casa Ma
rina, lot 163'x98'. Apply l125
Won Phister street. oct3l-s
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LOST-Ladies' Crotan Watch.
$1,000 reward if returned to
Mrs. E. E. Allen, 623 Division
street. nova tx
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FOR. SALE CHEAP-Baby's Kid
die Coop. Apply 1880 Vernon
Ave. nov7-1t
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HOTEL MANAGER :
ARRIVES HERE
REFER ScHUTT IS MAKING
PLANS FOR OPENING
CASA MARINA

Peter Schutt. manager of the
Hotel Casa Marina, arrived
Saturday evening over the high
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PIANO, in first class condition.
A bargain. Apply Illingworth,
els Elizabeth street. oct24-tf
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Sixth Inning
w-a-

HIALEAH--Pare out. catcher
to first. Rainey out. second 70
first. Owens hit to first and
Carbonell. who covered the bag
dropped the ball on the throw
from Gates. Yancey up. On .
passed bali. Owens went 10 sec
ond. Yancey singled TO righI
and Owens went TO third Dew
hurst singled TO left and Owens
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Fifth Inning

HIALEAH--J. May hit to first
and went out, first to pitcher,
who covered the bag. Compston
walked. B. May. batting for
Byrd, flied out TO left. Saab flied
cut TO center. No runs, no hits,
no errors.
KEY WEST-P. Carbonell out,
pitcher to first. Lucilo famed.
= Carbonell out, third to first.
No runs. no hits, no errors.
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.tsCoriie With Me-

Chapter AZ
Evening star., 1938-01-16

iONNsO uOIn lne OuSy frleoIln-
st1asse - thronged with l1omeward-
bound office workers, male and female,
sprinkling of self-important S-A
men in yellowish khaki, and yet smaller mr.
oentage of black-unifor..::e;:: SIS. Praetorian
e..c e,":1s VI tne regime - into a quieter street.
1t was nearly $50. He would not be able to
spend the evening as he had hoped, but he
could snatch half an hour. The Jew ,ounp
women that he passed, neatly gart..ii. mouths
innocent of lipstick, glazed denurelv but
approvingly at HI: aanletic figure, his blond
Nordic h*::.:someness.
He hurried into largish apartment house,
addressed the uniformed janitor: "Herr Obsra
oder Frd'tiein soa Waldsee, bite - Herr Otto
Hoffman,. The janitor reached for tele-
phone. spoke into it c,rtly, turned to the
visitor. The Herr is begged to go up"
The elevator carried him to the familiar
fifth floor. The door of the apartment opened
almost as he pressed the bell It was she her
self, young, fair-haied, 1.-the -limbed, fresh
faced. the ideal clean, sport fashioned German
girl of the Ssoderxe Zeit.
Shr closed the door behind them, was in his
arms.
''Irma!''
''Otto!'
"Liebcken!'
She brcke from his kiss, led him into the
sitting room.
I'm all alone. Father isn't yet home from
business. Fritz isn't home yet either it's
hoy ho1 tn
M'"'sfe';"H these days!" They sat on the
sofa' embraced again. Darling! Our apart
ment is going to look lovely they've fin
lshed the painting in the kitchen! went to
try those curtain patterns. They match per-
fectly Ach. allies ia nett - 50 nett! 1t made me
impatient" She laughed lightly. "Only an
other two weeks! can hardly believe it. In
another two weeks we shall be married! We
shall be 50 happy! - so hinn,elelaeklich,
Evening star., 1938-01-16


seuec* - te report at the Air Ministe1ium.
nalf-past seven tonight"
She stared at him. She was such a dear.
pretty, spontaneous, loving youthfulness, in
fnitely desirable! What does it mean, Otto?"
Il don't know. Spain, perhaps. Another
batch of Fluesbo,t pilots"
Spain -v'
That's only guess"
But they can't make you 20 to Spain!'
He smiled when one is selected to
volunteer - one volunteers"
She had gone white. Forgive me, Otto.
1t is shock. was 50 happy looking forward
to our marriage. I'm not brave like our
mothers in the War. l should have said as they
said: it's for the Fatherland''
"Gesoiss! Coering will soon be decreeing
himself another medal - FIR Cot und Kale1-
land sasd Franco"
'Otto!" she looked at him remoachfully.
'One should say nothing that even sounds like
criticism of our Leader
Goering is not yet the Leader. For der
Fahrer would give my life. But the others
-!' He shrugged. you've heard the new
story about Goering? There was fire in
Goering's house. He telephoned for the fire
brigade - and put on his new uniform as
Admiral of the Fleet, ready for the water"
helaughed and then went serious, feeling for
his hand. "Otto. darling, I'm anxious - terri
bly, anxious. Whydowehavet to fghtin nSpain?"
He enfolded her. Il don't know. Schdlzchen.
I'm consulting engineer not psychiatrist.
Who knows anything these days - except
when one sees smuggled foreign newspaper?
/ met Heinrich Voss at lunch in the Weisse
Ross and he said it was because we need iron
Evening star., 1938-01-16
Moooxios Section

SvS00oxs0o Secfion
with touch of military rigidity. The right
arms of both young men shot up at an angle.
Hell Hitler!"
Fritz unbent from the regulation greeting,
kissed his sister, shook hands warmly with
her betrothed. "Wie geM's, alter Kerl?" He
turned to Ima. There's bad news. Young
Kurt Hartels killed y you remember Kurt|
Hartel? In Spain. There's been another battle.
1t seems lot of our machines are down, but
the Air Ministe1iuns keeps the news to itself.
Spain" Irma put her hand quickly to
her heart as though shot had gone through
it. Tell him, Otto - show him your orderr'
He proffered the order without word.
Fritz took it, scanned it. He frowned
'Highest-degree secret! - You should not
have shown this to anyone. Otto - not even
to me-"
lima ignored that severity.
THAT doesn't matter now, Fritz! Does it
mean that Otto is going to be sent to Spain?"
Fritz shrugged. 1T looks like it," He
growled to himself. This Spanish nonsense!
Ima caught at her brother. but, Fritz!-|
our marriage? 1t is barely two weeks to our
marriage! Surely they can't - they won't II
send Otto now!'
Fritz stood consciously the Prussian officer,
discipline personifed. Otto is member of
the Flagsbo,l. He is at the orders of the
Air Mirislerinn. He does not need to
be reminded of it!'
Il do not need to be reminded" He
1 glanced at his wrist watch. I'm seven
teen minutes, leave here to report"
lima had gone white Was she going
to faint? GoM
'Otto!" The irrational appeal was
poignant
He enforced his stoicism. Il was in
one OF the Leaders first storm troops,
lrma. Until the victory was won. l
fought in its ranks. Our motto was:
Honor and Duty. Ieh habe mich &C.
eidmet. Dn auch - nnd GAM Deutsch-
land. Ehre und Paicha." He said the
heroics simply. genuinely.
But you will be killed! Everybody
in Spain is being killed." She spoke
j wildly, switched to her brother Fritz!
/, 1T is all madness. this war in Spain!
Can't you do anything?"
Its not our fault, Sch,Uesterchen
The General Staff has been against it
from the beginning But -" He
shrugged. General Goering has ot'~.
ideas" He por'. = :.. -....
call III g. :" h'i'ient. III
...r,ld at the Air Minis.e1iun,
they're working overtime these
days - and find out whether Fhgspon ma
chimes are scheduled to leave for -" he
checked. smiled foreign parts Entschul-
dige!" He passed beyond the portiere to the
adjoining room. They heard his voice, discreet
and low-toned. at the telephone
'Otto!" Ima threw herself at his neck,
hung on it. He had never seen her like this
otto, can't let you go! won't let you go!'
He steeled himself
''Ltebche,, du bist cine Deulsche Frau! The
Leader judges it necessary to fight in Spain.
We must obey"
mo. MOI" she cried mo! Du Dist nein
Mann! Du Dist neiu Mann! The Leader
cannot mean to tear you from me - send you
to be killed - ich peiss nieM ,co! This is not
our war. If our Leader orders that - he must
be mad! could curse the Leader! As other
German women curse him.
whats this? What's this?" a familiar
Evening star., 1938-01-16

turn them back to them out VI the sky
don't think anybody overheard"
hope not. And don't think it funny. {"
She turned her face up to him for another kiss
Let us not talk about these horrible things.
don't want even to think about Spain. Per-
haps you won't have to go. won't believe
that you have to go. 1t may be something
else" She nestled costly in his embrace so
lists gu! know I'm not clever like you and
Fritz. was born to be an ld-fashioned
German Haus,au." She laughed, caressingly,
charmingly. Content to adore her man, and
let him be the clever one. Isn't that the sort of
wife you want, Otto. darling? III be the
oLerbeste loving little wife you ever dreamed
of always, always. Happy with the three
KS - Kinder, Kache, Ki,che - the old
healthy simple life that the Leader has given
back to us German women"
Yes, that was the sort of wife he wanted -
an ideal incarnated in Jma, fresh, young, sim
cere. naive. 1'ec!e hee-te:!!;y' loving He loved
ner as she loved him. He loved her so much
that it was pain in this devastating menace
of ofseparation. He voiced a part of his tt0uz:::::
The Leader doesn't seem 10 De so strong for
the Church, he commented, drily. LET us
hope that he does not give us War instead"
"Aeh, neis. Otto" Her face was suddenly
rapt. Il have heard the Leader spes'. ~
many times. He gives us Peace. Ge- ,,nv ;c
surrounded by jealous enemies -. ,,,Les 80
powerful 50 that they sle.%.. not care to attack
u.s. ne was our SAVIOR from t. e Communists
he still saves us!'
AT a sound they jumped apart and to their
feet. The door opened # was Fritz in b;s
captains uniform. fres' n-faced like his sister
Evening star., 1938-01-16

and copper. As We =
cc,a 49,. .ldve no
e-.-, VIC pay for them with
guns and planes, shells and
bombs. He made a stupid joke
of it. The Spaniards dig the
metals out of the earth like
trolls. Codlike. we Germans re-
Evening star., 1938-01-16

Leader judges it necessary to fight in Spain.
We must obey
mo. mol" she cried. mo! Du Dist n,ein
Mann! Du Dist mein Mann! The Leader
cannot mean to tear you from me - send you
to be killed - ich ,oeiss nicM 100! This is not
our war. If our Leader orders that - he must
be mad! could curse the Leader! As other
German women curse him.
whats this? What's this?" a familiar
masculine voice interrupted. You would
curse the LEADER" 1t was old ex-Colonel
Won Waldsee, returned from the business
Office to which the catastrophe of 1918 and
the subsequent imitation had condemned him
after lifetime of military service. He stccd
white-mustached. with bristled Id .!:ar. in the
doorway. Did my darghtes say that?"
She broke away Is tf..:ce him.
They're gong to take Otto - send him tc
hgnt Ire Reds in Spain!"
FaSsos! Excellent! Those Red dogs have to
be exterminated wherever they are. 1t is
G>d against Satan Germany cannot tolerate
y REQ Spain - we should have Red France
the day after. Their microbes jump frontiers.
helped to clean up Munich of Kurt Eisner's
Reds from Kiel - you have no idea of the
murderous bestiality of those sooundrels -
from the cesspools of hell The Leader saved
the whole of Germany from that" He raised
his arm in the Nazi salute Hell Hi!ls:!"
Fritz brushed through the portiere. MY
friend says that flight of private machines
CConfisvsd ~ pays 15)
Evening star., 1938-01-16
halfan ho(pZRerlin

ntck sCak1:?" She
glanced up at his
silence. What's
thematter, Otto?"
- = -.
he uCSildteU.
1--WE just had an
order strictest
Evening star., 1938-01-16

E TURNED from the busy Friedrich
strasse - thronged with homeward-
bound office workers, male and female,
a SprinklinQ of self-imnortant CA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-12

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