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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-18
Community Fund Benefits
Students Through Y.W.C.A.

EDITORS NOTE This ls tho so
cond in - series of articles drq-
crlbiug benefits received LOO flel-
lart tar4lga community fund in-
vestment.
Among tho organizations shar-
ing IN the Community Fund Of
Ypsiianu IS the Young Women's
Christian Association
Each year the WV ca plans a
program designed 20 spiritually,
mentally, and socially enrich the
lives OF our college students thus
fitting them % make real contrihu-
tons % the communities in which
they will later teach and live Much
is said and written about intelligent
citizenship. Tho endeavor e. 20
give students the extra curr.rular-
training and practice that VIII III
them for intelligent Christian cit
izenship with an apn-eciation Of
The culture % other lands as well
as % their own.
One feature 81 tho program that
interests many girls S. social SER
vice This group is trying 10 gain
through practical experience some
kn0wiedge NJ the problems Of pow
erty and ifs relief la year they
QUILTED with shoes and clothes
three little girls who otherwise
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FOUNDRY MEN To
KEEP OPEN SHOP
PLANT OFFICIALS SAY VOTE
THURSDAY WAS AGAINST
UNION AFFlLlATtON

Employees OF the Central Special
ties Company Thursday voted
against union organization OF the
foundry, according 70 statement
OF company officials today. They
refused to give out the exact num-
Der Of votes, but declared that the
majority opposed union affiliation.
The election was the result OF
demands made by employees some
time ago Little interest was
openly shown In the proposal.
however. only a small portion OF
the company employees having re-
sponded Tor meetings.
There are more than 800 men in
the foundry and recent orders have
brought production 10 high point,
providing steady employment.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-18
BALKAN TROUBLE
NEAR SHOWDOWN,
BRITISH TO LEAVE
London Claims Germany Has
Rushed Troops to
Poland
LADEN TRUCKS MOVE ON
RE0PENED BURMA ROAD
Turkey Warns Axis Powers
She Will Not be Like
Holland, France

CIV International News Service)
While the British and German
air forces kept hammering away,
the Balkan-near eastern crisis
moved closer TO a showdown to-
day and potential new explosion
boiled up in the Far East as trucks
laden with military supplies for
China churned over the reopened
Burma road.
Budapest heard reports that Brit
ish War Secretary Anthony Eden
will go to Turkey after eonplet-
ing his inspection of British de-
lenses in Egypt. simultaneously.
Britain prepared to eyacuate her
nationals from Bulgaria amid new
signs OF growing German-Bulgar-
ian cooperation.
In London ii was claimed that
Germany has rushed troop rein
foreements to Poland. stationing
them opposite new Russian bor-
der Notifications there.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-18
INITIAL. 100000
DRAF TEES To Be
IN ARMY JUNE Is
One Man in Every 20 Who
Registered to be Called
Within Eight Months


WASHINGTON Oct lS-AP-The
War Department plans to have the
first 100000 selective service
trainees in the Army by June Is.
The program, announced by Sec
rotary OF War Stimson means. in
effect. that one man In every 20
Of the l6654.000 who registered
Wednesday probably will be called
to the colors within the next eight
months.
In addition 10 revealing the
schedule for summoning the first
conscription trainees. Stimson also
disclosed Thursday that the re
naming units OF the National
Guard. numbering some 100000
men. would be ordered up for duty
by early February Approximate
ly $4,000 Guardsmen already have
been modified and are undergo
ing training
The CONSUMPTION trainee SEIZED
ulc contained one definite sur
prise word that $4,000 OF the men
called up would be assigned di-
rectly 10 the elite corps OF mod
ern mechanical armies the arm
ored divisions
Secretary Stlmson stated that
adequate housing facilities would
he available for ali men inducted
into service. BY Dec Is. he said,
most OF the environments and other
projects now under construction
would be completed. The camps
were planned 10 accommodate a
total OF 100000 troops
Outlining plans for the first 500.
(Ccntinued on Page Eighty
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-18
PLANS COMPLETE
FOR NEW VOTERS
CONVENTION IN YPstLANTi
HIGH SCHOOL TO
BE MONDAY

Plans for the convention OF new
voters Monday evening In the Yp-
SLANT High School lunchroom.
were completed at the final meet
ing OF the Leaders Institute in the
Michigan Union. Ann Arbor, Thurs
day evening A discussion was led
by Dr. Arthur w. Bromage, OF the
University. on the subject Facts
About the Governments Your Vote
Influences. Special emphasis was
put on local government.
A % cent dinner in the lunch
room will precede the non partisan
convention Of new voters Monday
evening.
Each new voter forum districts
throughout the county IS to send
two men and two women as dele
gates, Delegates will be selected
from those who have recently
reached the voting age Of u or
have become naturalized citizens.
Forum leaders and members OF 10
cal and county committees serving
as sponsors OF the program are
also TO attend
The particular task Of the county
convention Is 10 select A county
chairman, a man and a woman vice
chairman, q secretary, and a treas
lrer The. delegates will hear re-
ports from the pageant parade
committee who are sponsoring the
indoor uagcaut In YOaf Field House.
Ann Arbor. Nov 10 and from other
committees. The county chairman
Of the new voters viii represent
the young people in the Citizenship
Day program Nov 10.
ft7v. Merton $. Rice pastor OF
the Metropolitan " r. Church
Detroit. will be the principal speak
or az the program 10 Yost Field
HOuqp
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RED CROSS WILL
MEET THURSDAY
REGIONAL GATHERING WILL
BE CONDUCTED IN
ANN tRB6R -

American Red Cross regional roll
call conference will be conducted
in the Rackham Building. Ann Ar
Dor, next Thursday.
Gilbert William Fletcher, chair
man OF the Washtenaw County
chapter, will preside and an inter-
esting program will be presented
throughout the day, opening with
registration at . o'clock. Joseph
c. Hooper. Of Washtenaw chapter.
will extend greetings at GAS and
at 10 o'clock the 1871 roll call will
he explained, with Ira VI. Smith.
Washtenaw chapter. presiding.
How to conduct an urban roll call
in the business district will be
explained by F. Roland Allaben.
Grand Rapids chapter: residential.
Nrs, a. f. White. Washtenaw chap
ter; group enrolment, John c. Will
son. Ingham County chapter: rural
roll call. L. A. Stevenson. St. Jo-
seph County chapter: and roll call
fCn-tfpnnI ~, u. d. T-,N
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-18
DR.. SOLLER HAS
RANK Of MAJOR.
REPORTS TO HEADQUARTERS
IN DETROIT TODAY; HAD
BEEN CAPTAIN

DR. VI r. Soller has been pro.
NOTED 10 the rank Of major with
the division staff and reported 10
headquarters In Detroit this morn
ing He will leave Saturday noon
with the advance detail for Camp
Beauregard. Alexandria, La.
DR. Soller has been captain Of the
medical detachment with special
troops at the local srmory for il
years
Lieut.. Lynus Theodore Branch
eau, New Boston, has assumed fr
Sellers duties as commanding Off
Ger OF the medical department de-
tachment. special troops, Of the
22nd dlvisinn
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-18
Lashes New Deal
Says it Stiles Enterprise,
May Lead United States
Into War


Aboard Willkie Train, In Mis-
souri,, Oct. 1S-UP - Republican
Presidential Nominee Wendell l..
Wiifkie dashed at New Deal policies
toward business today, charging
that 1t had so scared private CAPT
tai that money for new, job-mak.
ing enterprises had been reduced
more than 80 per cent since 1880,
Leaving st. Louis where Thurs
day night, in a foreign affairs
speech, he charged that President
Roosevelt If reelected, would send
American soldiers to fight In
Europe, he campaigned this morn
ing in Missouri. He speaks In
Jefferson City and Washington this
morning, in Hannibal. Mo, and
Jacksonville, ILL.,. this afternoon.
and in Springfield, capital Of Hi
nois. tonight.
In. a speech prepared for seehy-
cry on the steps OF the Missouri
state capital at Jefferson City.
Willkie charged that the Demo-
Gratis were campaigning on plat
form of mo more Jobs.
IF It were not so very serious.
we could all get good laugh out
OF the campaign tactic of the New
Deal party" Willkie said at JEFF
ferson City.
THE Democratic National Com
mittee campaigns on platform
of no more jobs. and now the can
didate for the vice presidency
Henry A. Wallace) has made his
contribution by predicting that II
the Republicans are elected. we
will have a depression. That is
like telling a man who is lying
flat on his back that il he isn't
careful, he may fall down.
THE vice presidential candidate
made his prediction in a speech
Thursday at Wheeling, West viz.
ginia. This is what he-said
IF the Republicans are in pow
er when peace comes, they Will
cry back to normally, up with
free enterprise" Take the govern.
HheHI out VI DuolHVss. Nut uO"u ou
spending
Now. that certainly IS ter
rible picture. Apparently the vice
presidential candidate OF the New
Deal really believes that the
American people are against free
enterprise. He tries TO brighten
them by telling them that the Re-
publican party is in favor OF free
enterprise By inference. he says
that the New Deal is against it,"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-18
Placement Dedication Will
Close Festival Following
National Guard Farewell
Bands to Play; Service For
GuardSmen Will be at
8 o'clock Tonight
MEN TO BE PRESENTED
WITH PURSE OF MONEY
Free Act, Dance on Street
To Follow Program at
Main Intersection

Following festivities and fare.
we'll for the send signal company
and medical detachment of the
Michigan National Guardsmen to-
night in the fall festival celebra-
ton the finale OF the weeks pro-
gram will be enacted Saturday at
i1:l0 a. m. when State Highway
Commissioner Murray d. Van
Wagner will conduct Michigan
Ave. pavement dedication services.
Commissioner NanWagoner aud
his party will be met at Prospect
St and Michigan Ave by city Of
lcials and representatives OF the
Board OF Commerce. The Ypsi-
lanti High School Band will escort
the group to the platform on Michi-
gan Ave. and Washington st. At
noon the speaker will be the lunch
con guest OF city officials and tho
Commerce urrafr- a ton at tire fttt1-
ron Hotel At p. N. Mr.. Van
WAGNER will leave for the foot
ball game in Ann Arbor
VIII Conduct Company
Tonight at 700 the high school
band will play concert numbers
and at 7:45 leave for the
American Legion home on Huron
St TO conduct the 32nd signal com
pany and medical detachment
down Washington St TO the plat
form on Michigan Ave. During
the absence of the hand the Ypsi.
lantl High School Girls Drum and
Bugle Corps win perform. AT 500
farewell services for the Guards
men Will begin Speakers on the
program win be Mayor Ross X.
Bower. General John p Kirk.
Spencer Davis. Miss Jean John
ston, and Captain Leon ID. Oyler.
A purse will be presented to the
men leaving for Camp Beauregard,
Alexandria, La. from the Board OF
Commerce and patriotic organiza-
tions. The Salvation Army Will
serve coffee and doughnuts to
Guardsmen from canteen on
Michigan We.
Plan Free Acts
Free act entertainment will also
feature the festival celebration. II
will Include features by member
Of Klwanis Club. an acrobatic stunt
by Bryan and Cooper and a per-
Torrance by 10 trained dogs OF
Leroy. The latter two acts are
Continued on Page Eight
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-18

general election nov. ..
Proposal No. ? is shall the con-
stitution be amended to establish
new system OF civil service for
state employment"
II approved. It would create
new civil service system and estab-
lish a commission TO classify all
positions with the state civil ser
vice. fix rates OF compensation aud
make rules and regulations pertain
ing TO all civil service employment.
The proposed amendment de-
fines state civil service as con
sistiug OF all positions in the state
service except those filled by pop
ular election. heads OF departments.
members Of boards and commits
sions, employees Of courts OF rec
ord. Of the legislature. OF the high
e. educational institutions. all per
sons in the military and naval
forces OF the state and not to ex-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-18
Flashes of
Late News
THE WEATHER: Saturday;
Cloudy, Warmer

NICHY, France-AP-France fol
lowed the lead Of most Of Europe
today, establishing strict anti-Jew-
ish measures for the first time in
her history. Persons with three
Jewish grandparents or with two
Jewish grandparents and married
TO a Jew were excluded from all
public administrations. from the
press, the motion picture industry
and radio. from holding an officers
rank in any branch of the armed
forces, from working in the law
courts in any other capacity than as
a lawyer anu nom rue Colonial Ad'
ministration.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-18

coed two other exempt positions
for each elected administrative Of
ficer and each department. board
and commission.
The amendment would create
civil service commission consisting
Of four persons who would be
named by the governor for eight
year overlapping terms This com
mission would supersede all exist
ing state personnel agencies and
succeed to their appropriations.
records. supplies and equipment
The commission would classify
all positions according to the dut-
les and responsibilities. hx salar.
les, determine qualifications OF can
didates and would make rules and
regulations covering personnel
transactions No person would De
appointed or promoted without
See AMENDMENTS-Page ?
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-18
"pesperateIY panoerousv

OCSPcI ATTY DdHgtTOUS
Pittsburgh. Oct. 1S-AP- Dis
trict Attorney Thomas +. Dewey
or New YORK told a Republican
rally Thursday night that on the
basis OF the New Deals record ct
IS desperately dangerous TO leave
this administration in power"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-18

IRON FIREMAN DIsPLAY-at III
Pearl St. tonight Used stokers and
used thermostats cheap. Frank o.
Jackson. ADV. lois
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-18

LONDON AF-The life OF the
present parliament will be extend.
ed for one year under the terms
OF bill announced today. The
measure was introduced in Com
mons Thursday by Prime Minister
Winston Churchill.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-18
See wILLKIE- Page 2
Amendment NO. ?
Plan of Operation Prompts
Opposition to Service Bill

EDITORS NOTE. This is the Sc
cond in a series OF articles eXnlains
ing proposals on which Npsilanti
electors will be asked 10 vote In the
general election Nov. >.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-18

FITZGERALD lN'U. s SENATE
race says Total Defense Is Peace. "
Adv. l026S
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-18

WASHINGTON-AP- The Ad
ministration was reported today
20 be considering a proposal for n
gift OF 10000 tons Of flour through
the Red Cross to Spain.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-18
DEMOCRATS

HEAR HON ARTHUR J. LACY
TONIGHT. 8 O'CLOCK, WHYZ
ADV. l0lS
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Sec AMENDMENTs-Page

RUMMAGE SALE sc y. Huron.
Friday and Saturday. b. q =. ".
ADV. 1918
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-18

Townsend Club Fried chicken and
accessories and sfrawberry short.
cake 10 Z p Do. Sat, O. a r
Hall soc. Special table ior business
people ADV. 1Qis
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-18
DEMOCRATS

DEMOCRATS
HEAR HON. ARTHUR J. LACY
TONIGHT. 8 O'CLOCK, WKYz.
Adv. lois
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-18

BRUSSELS tvia Berlin)-AP --
A fine OF 100000 francs (approxi'
mately 100000. payable Nov. I,
has been levied by German auth.
critics on the Olson district in
Liege province for ALLEGED acts OF
sabotage. repeatedly on the IN
crease throughout Belgium with
the return OF many refugees from
France
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-18

WASHINGTON UP - Attor-
neys for Harry Bridges, clio labor
union leader, will present oral ar
guments before the Supreme Cour;
today urging reversal OF his con
viction on charges of contempt Of a
Los -Aageles-sS superior court.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-18

For heroism in landing disabled
army bomber IN an effort 70 save
the life Of companion whom he
thought was unable 10 bail out,
Capt. Harold Nicely Of Denver.
Colo. has been awarded the Dis
tinguished Flying Cross. one OF
the most coveted awards which
can come 20 a member Of the U. S,
flying corps in peacetime.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-18

WASHINGTON-UP-Gen. John
]. Pershing has entered Walter
Reed Hospital for a routine cheek
up. The S0-year-old World War
army chief is planning to go to
Arizona soon for the winter as
usual.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-18

TUCSON. Ariz.-AP - Tomas
Alvarez. chief OF the Alien Yaqut
Indians. said today that his tri0e.
alarmed by draft registration. was
forming a company Ito stem any
tide OF inyasions should the Japs
or Germans get near"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-18

SAN FRANCIsCO-AP- Efforts
to quickly load the liner President
Taft for departure to Hawaii with
defense supplies were pushed to-
day after spokesman for employers
and longshoremen announced sett.
Element OF dispute which had
halted cargo handling since Tues.
day.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-18

LONDON-AP-A campaign TO
enlist the aid of Soviet Russian
ships in removing British children
TO places Of safety overseas was
initiated today by r. w Sorensen,
laborite member OF Parliament.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-18

KANSAS CITY-AP-- The House
of Bishops of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church passed a liberalized
remarriage canon along TO the
House OF Deputies today with the
suggestion try this and see il It
will give the church a more realis-
tic approach to the question
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-18

LANSING-AP-Mic higan's 1896
local draft boards. rushing their
own organizational programs, were
instructed today to accept regis
trations from men who failed to APP
peal before precinct registration
boards on RI" day Wednesday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-18

Observation-Disclosures War
Department is speeding its drive
TO establish a vast munitions IN
Austry and has aUncated S5l0 ,001,
900 Of the s774,00O,0O0 that Con-
gress provided for construction OF
arms plants, it was learned today
Army officials said most OF the
contracts have been signed but
not yet announced. Within the
next few weeks it is expected that
virtually all appropriated funds
will be obligated under signed con-
tracts.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-18

ATHENS ms The Greek gov.
eminent today formally denied So
called American reports that
King George IL of Greece is plan.
ming to abdicate in favor of his
brother and heir apparent, Prince
Paul.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-18

MISUNDERSTANDING a pin
Ger movement which resulted in
the enlightenment OF 20 Chinese divi-
sions, Japanese troops scored a
smashing victory over Generalissi-
mo Chang Kai-Shek's army in the
Chekiang sector, the japanese
high command reported today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-18

PARIS (via Air Courier to Berlin)
-UP-Residents OF German-occu-
pied France found to be lodging
British subjects after next Sunday
will be shot, a decree by the mill
tary governor OF the occupied area
said today.
Washington Journal., 1940-06-14

den Nngelegenbeiten bate err init benz
@erpdIter erIe6igt. ben gantier nod
gar ni4t geieben.
n6ibren sic ben Germ beretn,
paul!"
Die 9erreu fteIlten fi9 pOr. @Ors-
leben forberte ben 8eiu9er auf, plaB
gu nebmen.
sd pollte mir ~erIauben, Sic 3a
fragen, ob sic nit Der Mobnung qua
frieoen iinb!"
p9epiB, 9err gfeiitenberg!1
SaoelIOs ange5ogen in f6nur3em
@ebrod, Den gplinber auf ben Rnien.
IaB sr auf feinem Stuble, cine fpms
patbif6e @rf6einung, nit langem.
braunem 8ollbarte unb freunoli9en.
grduen Nugen.
Limo Sic baden fi9 gut eingelebt
in Berlin. 9err Sberleutnants"
nSebr gut, ountell"
Mlfo einen offioieIlen 8efu9 ma6te
i'm Der 8antier, ben er pabrf9ein=
li9 erpibern muBte. Der IisB i'm
nidt i'm 3peifeI barber, er ging auf
fem 3:sI log.
mMeine 6rau uno i9 piiroen uns
febr freuen. Sic madten uns Sbren
gefu9!"
.@is liebensmiirbig. i'd iperbe ni6t
b~erfeblen!"
sd meib. oie Serren, sic aus Der
YrObin5 fDmmen. miiHen ii9 erft imz
mer einen &reis fu9en! Bel uns
pertebren {ebr nette Qeute, &iinftler,
Gelebrte, groBtuufleute, Elm paar 9fz
fi3iere!"
vQlfO bunts Reibe. Ssrr Reiiten-
berg!"
v@i6erli9 intereFant fir einea
iungen. begubten Germ, Der aug &
nem @tGotden BON a4ttaufenb Gins
pobnern tommt!"
n3peifeIlDs!@
Mber @orsleben blieb bod etDds
r~eTerpirt, biefer 6err &eiftenberg lieB
su iehr ourAbliden, pie biel ihm an
Sem 8ertebr in feinem 6auie geleoen
mar. Warum follte er ii6 oos Mis
lieu niHt einmol anfehen9 limb Denn
es Inn eefiel. Sfters binaeben9 Sc
lit INNER gut. man perbirbt es nit
fetnsm 9ausnirtb ni9t, fagte er iIh.
Sin poar Gage Tpdter fOrberte 9Os
benfingen @orslebsn auf NIT ibm gu
muii3iren, er mDge feline @eige mtts
brineen. Sem mar oiefe @inldoung
nidt rent, ME IDllte er fi9 nit fetz
nen bef6ei0enen MitteIn benz prin5en
aeaeniiber reponhiren9 gr fagte es
TOM unumpunoen.
(Scrtfesune frIet.)
Washington Journal., 1940-06-14
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tplelte Wtenoels1obn~GartholDb. Nte'
Der obne Worte, Drummer nsun.
D8er5eiben Sic, bort lteben Cigar.
rem! = 8Ianten, pertritt mid! =
90, nun babe i9 bas europdifae
@lei9gept9t pieoer! = Spielen sic
du@, 9err bon GorsIeben9"
n@eige!@
ngtb. oas 1T berrli9, ga miiTen
mir 0fters Acknowledgement"
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fingen detrimental, 9eige fpielen fdat
i9m nuf Die Nerpen, ta peiB e."
metnte 1Idnten.
Der Bring itanb auf unb redte bic
Mrnpe feittpGrts, aus feinem langen,
f9malen, blei9en @eii9t 1aben elm
pdur ounfle @ugen. bic groBe Sa>
tennafe iiber benz tIeinen Munb ftem=
petite tbn ni9t gu elmer S90nbeit,
aber bic bobe, edge Stirn perrtetb
geift.
nSeber BAT elm @fedenpfero. lieber
9lanten, mir bats bic W3uiit angez
tban!"
uSie fpielen gut" mari @orslebsn
etn.
Der prina 5udte ote 99ultern.
nWaan fdgt es! Nber tper beligt
einen Prin3en ni9t. BON Dem man
tpetB, baB er reid it9"
9ldnfen bat ii1 bequem in einen
2eberfefel 3uriidgsle6nt.
nSie oiirfen niht jebes Wort 9pz
benfingens auf sic golbpage lesen,
@Orsleben. ibm gebt'S gu gut, oesbalb
lei0et er an @eltf9meral"
nGinbiIoung, 8[anten! 3ugegeben,
f9 babe fir mein Otter f9on re9t
feniibIe Nerpen. 10 peiBt bu bod am
beiten, t4 bin aud fd6ig, mid gu bes
geiftern!A
nMllerbings, Damn biit on Der REFS
Senbite Rerl BON Der Welt!"
wGun iibertreiblt bu! - Mber bres
den mir elmer SIafde re9t alien
Rbetnpeins ben GALS auf CUTE
Greunof9aft!"
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ben tleinen @orsleben 5tDei uhr
Ra8ts bic GtraBe rei4li@ brett mar.
Wm fOIgenben Nadmittag faB e.
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gott, mar ibm ser S9doel INNER
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