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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22

never heard before. windows
slapped up in all directions and
soon we saw woman run out
from the porch. She had q red
quilt thrown over her nightgown
and she ran right along the foot
prints that had made themselves.
but in the opposite direction.
Jim and Y started getting dressed
while we could hear other people
slushlng along and saying loud.
"Jud's been murdered.
That made us hurry and by the
time we got down TO the hotel
lobby everybody in town was up
which was about five hundred.
We followed them up the street
in the snow, which was about
a foot deep. until We reached a
building where a door was open.
but you couldn't get near 1t for
the crowd. They we're Just packed
in there and up a flight OF steps
In q long line like somebody IVES
giving away calendars for the
next year.
There was a light on the Sec
ond floor that you could see
through blinds that were the color
that green gets after twenty years
or so without a guarantee. / could
see by the name on a brass plate
outside the building that Jud was
a lawyer notary. life insurance,
real estate and other things What
YOU might call handy man with a
diploma.
Pretty soon a fellow came down
who must have been the town
doctor because he said. NO muir
der. Just a stroke"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22

town like that. That's what you
think.
Jud had q pretty good formula
for privacy and I'll tell you ABOUT
1t. The lady in the red quilt was
his wife who lived In the porch
house. less than q quarter mile
from Jud's office. which was
where Jud lived. The reason he
didn't 90 home that short distance
but only Saturdays and Sundays
is that he had broken his ankle
and It didn't heal right. So he
llmped for years and years. and
that was his formula for privacy.
He slept in his ffoice five nights
week and did his own cooking.
He slept in his office five nights
walking.
where Is she?" said Jud's wife.
suddenly. while as many or us
who could crowd in were standing
around and somebody wanted to
know who. 'why. the woman
who told me he was dead" she
said; and there wasn't any woman
there that did II. Jim and ! re-
membered the footprints and
while we were looking at each
other something came out Of the
next room and said, at was me-"
I took q second look ana saw 1t
was q woman in q white night
gown. with white hair. with white
eyes that looked like cold tapioca,
white hands and feet and q dead
white face that looked like a
plasterer's hat. That was the
woman that had made the scream
ing footprints In the snowstorm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
. Letter of Hope.

JOSEPH FALKIFWICz Of NEW
YORK CITY answers our question
by asking some of his own.
els It possible for man TO stop
living. loving. creating and dying?
Can man resolve himself To spin
the earth more slowly and create
longer days? Can he prevent the
rain from falling or control the
rising of the sun?
"As lont az man fails TO do
these things, ne will remain a
simple being regarding God as
Supreme Master Of the universe.
And so dong he must acknowl-
edge The brotherhooa-6f man and
the wfSdom~ef~Cc word. From
God alAp6 can come the strength
and courage TO fight on the side
of righteOusness--tO vanquish sin
and substitute a spiritual for .
carnal life"
Joseph Falkiewicz cage 20)
1907 Vyse Avenue
New York, N. Y.
(s2.50 prize)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
BOUNTIFUL. LIFE GIVING.
HEART WARMING FLOOD OF
LOVE AND CHARITY"
Elsie Anderson tage 20)
Route /. Box %.
Marengo, Wisconsin.
tS25 price
The World viii Surpius.

California. the source OF many
of our best letters, comes through
again with this grand letter from
VERA SLAYTE Err OF LOS
ANGELES.
ut is human nature TO believe In
man. II is an instinct so deeply
embedded that not even the hor-
rors Of war can sweep II away.
"This wonderful world and the
best that Is in mankind will sur
vive long after the mad men Of
Europe are forgotten. The world
may seem to be at . standstill
now, but there have been conflict
and brutality before and peace and
have always tri-
umphed In the end.
Gust as we feel the presence Of
God and the Prince Of Peace at
this time Of year. so II will be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22

You can read that over again
because that's what ] mean. The
martyred President would have
been Just as amazed as you and l
II he had looked out OF the window
in o snowstorm and seen a set OF
footprints making themselves.
Especially screaming footprints.
Every time a left footprint
punched q wet stencil in the snow
# yelled: and every time a right
footprint embossed drift, II
yelled louder And as the foot
prints were making themselves
very fast. the yelling was Just one
long pulSating shrek that woke
everybody up in the one-street
New England town.
Jim corbitt and ! got 70 the
window Of the little Hotel about
the same time At that time jim
was the vaudeville partner OF Billy
Van and we were visiting Billy up
In New Hampshire. II was about
midnight, which is almost Ike the
day after tomorrow in a little
town UP there
Jim and ! saw the footprints
approaching by themselves and II
sure made your backbone feel loose
on both ends. They weni by, and
down the street, plumb center
Then about a hundred Yards fur
ther on they detoured and ran
across a walk and up on . porch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
So Much Proof of Charity.

Winning the special big Christ
mas prize. ELSIE ANDERSON. Of
MARENGO. WISCONSIN. writes
this beautiful letter.
$50 terrible Is the state Of the
world. many are undoubtedly
thinking that the spirit Of Brother
hood has gone with the wind. But
we must not believe that. We can
not believe Il when we see on every
hand so much proof Of charity and
love In the hearts of men.
Since time began the idU OF ma
ture has been the surpfpdl OF the
tittest. That struggle for surpipdl.
Which man has i0doed since the
ddion OF history. has non reached
a degree OF intensity and bru-
tally such as the World has ncper
before seen. But in the hearts OF
men there Is something greater
than the blind struggle for erist-
ence. There Is a conscience, there
is compassion and loving kind
ness. These God-oiven qualities
hare been a steadily cfuiltzinc IN
fluence, slo,olv and surely emo
bling mankind In spite OF tcdrs.
revolutions and ntdssdcres.
"The spirit Of friendliness will
ever live that fricndliness
which comforts the lonely and the
desperate =. the friendliness
which feels another's pain when
sickness comes, another's chill
when the biting winds Of Winter
nip at the heels OF q poorly clad
neig hbor.
Like the evening star the spirit
OF brotherhood will burn forever
in our hearts. comforting the weary
and afflicted. exaltins our own
spirits. And In times Of universal
trouble, II will burn brighter still.
lifting mankind to heights even
more sublime.
TO-DAY PERHAPS 1T Is LOW
TIDE. BUT TOMORROW WILL
COME THE FLOOD THE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22

some nice
she could and showed
really wonderful Then
him but today get the letter from about
the anything but
did he BEAUTIFUL Ethel
especially little
heart touched found
knitted the OF the he must
neishborhood
piece sentiment before in his life.
q minute Ethel. I do to tell
pebbles Ethel
didn't and that's just it. Sam only being sarcastic
broke Lzze heart She
the knitting would
and they
think would notice them he did he would be nice
enough not to mention them.
ses don't be hask they
pebbles the thanking them
old neighborhood
foolish Just being about them instead Of approaching
stitch in those soldiers
Helwg fellow
knitted him and just the right msn
and please send him another for his other hand.
Ethel that reminds something didn't
with lot Of and knitting needles the other ngt7
have been doing knitting yourself? Ethel well
do few little things OF the fellows from the
neghborhood who do girls
them Goocher Freddy Koz
my Uncle Ben showed better You Uncle Ben
things
girls and he he liked mues best OF all because they fine
for keeping his cleaned.
the Ethe7 why
he went down with and helped buy things
fellows
fellows will appreciate them myself
and 1t saved a lot OF work
truly
JOE TURP.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
I| HRA |H| MICA R|lg |E|
Youths
=asa'sssasa
Christmas
Letters x

A MERRY. MERRY CHRIST
MAJ TO you. ONE AND ALI
That's Elsie's wish TO you Young
Americans this happy holiday sea-
son. II isn't new--but it's real.
And It comes from a warm heart,
filled with love and gratitude to
you loyal youngsters whose splen-
did letters have made this Young
America Department the grand
success it Isl
And what Is In your young
hearts as Christmas day ap-
proaches9 DO you find there some
OF the Faith. Hope and Charity
which the Christ-child brought to
this dreary world nearly two thou
sand years aeo7 Your letters.
printed today. answer that ques-
ton with a glorious and exultant
YESl
rs THE SPIRIT OF BROTH
ERHOOD OUT OF DATE9" was
the question we asked. rs 1T
POSSIBLE TO BELIEVE IN AND
LIVE UP TO THE THEORY OF
THE UNIVERSAL BROTHER
HOOD OF MAN?" Here are your
answers:
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WRITE US A LETTER!

This department wants original letters from Young Americans
OF choosing Write
anything which interests and which will interest the
Of this feature love- marriage Jobs
military service personal problems there countless
subjects 10 choose from.
Word imit250 Be include full address and
contributions to Elsie Robinson In OF this
paper publish letters and letter printed wins
q prize!
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every year. until the end Of time.
Vera Slayter taee I'D
AIS z. 65th st..
Los Angeles. California.
($2.50 prize)
Man Has Not Changed.

CHARLES ERNST. OF JERSEY
CITY, N. j.. comedies that SEEM
ingly the world has lost sight OF
the theory OF universal brother
hood, but he has not lost faith.
Listen:
with the world In chaos and
the shattering din of broken illu-
sions deafening our ears, II is ex-
tremely difficult to see and feel
the brotherhood of man as a po-
tent, living force.
But we must remember that
man has not really changed. He
Is still human, loving peace, beauty
and righteousness as ever before.
He still knows the ecstasy Of a
beautiful dawn, thrills with Joy at
the return OF loved ones when the
days toll Is done, and exults with
awe and jubilation when q new
life comes TO our midst.
Poor, gullible mankind has sub
mitted. willingly or unwillingly. to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
THE LIFE OF Mckinley
tDl..ributed By Kins Feature. s,ndls'

ibutedb By ins Incl
know william Mckinley would have been astonished as
anybody else ne window evening
and seen a set OF footprints making themselves
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22

pfoAeh her Hceit' oho HAS Dcen heie a.
afternoon and have been sympathizing with
her.
ses do you mean that big homely Sam
Gunther who Is down In Alabama being q
soldier2 Ethel ses certainly. Do you know
any other Sam Gunther2 ses no but how
could that guy break danes hearth ses
can remember when ne used TO scare danes
half TO death just letting them see his face
and Ethel ses well Lizzie is in love with him.
They are going TO be married when he comes
home but he wrote her q nasty letter about
the sox and 1t broke her heart. She read
parts OF the letter to me Joe and 1t was
terribly mean.
ses what sox are you talking about
Etheif She ses why the sox Lizzie knitted
for him to wear in camp TO keep his feet
warm. Sam has been bothered by his feet
getting cold since he was little boy and
j izzia knew IL and worried about him so she
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22

the yoke Of the tyrant In other
lands.
Let us therefore not condemn
the common citizens Of other
lands. Let us patiently bide our
time until this engulfing wave OF
fear, death and desolation shall
pass over and the calm peace that
follows all storms shall return,
bringing with II the sanity and
brotherly love taught in the Golden
Rule"
Charles T. Ernst cage 2D.
LISA Beacon ave.
Jersey City, N. j.
$3.50 price.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22

Things I Never new Til Now
pea kHese al along

That 1t Pearson persuaded FDR Madame
DavA wife of the exPresident OF Chile flying fortress
to native the Roosevelt twenty
before he left for his Southern cruise and FDR acted i'm
mediately. In these days
bombe death destruction civilians all
the world bomber this mission OF mercy
That Macdonald the field when the Duke and
Duchess decided his swanky Miami Btors the Ronsy
PlaSas big sister after her operation.
That the RAP will be performing greater miracles than
TN three months the British going to replace their
famous Tornado snele-moor
that do ABS miles hour That Mickey Rooney the
big herman. perfume Gle has bottles and bottles of the
suD That Omaha must be nice town. Motorcycle there
stop careful drivers and give them theatre there
"dnve-n church" in st. Petersburg Churchgoers
listen the their and honk their horns for
'AmenI" and twice for "Hsllelujahl"
That the latest alleged for divorces
Zoo DS He @ WITH Tn ~ man
always been haunted by the fear that his death will be caused by
in ne while he
dishes in Denmark mustard on csnaOTpe o wonder they
rhusetts is named after Ben Bernie. Marblehead)
That when Rbbentrop confer together
snd no , Row
Angeles manufactures and sells beds for doss with
hat FRANK c.p oIs G ohn ss
% III: osy star sf n'
Of State Sumner wees who reserved dinner
@ meal III. hose. pleaded wes
your forehead for moment and come down and talk to u.s.
That the card game whist
fe introduced In the 18th century 1t always played
n silence ana sS.e were cautioned Whist which meant
hatbed that he would again and though he uo-
sved her he kept his promise That Charlie Enfield has
maxim in the ane-room Of his suite: "A fail many
mes he isn't failure until he begins To blame somebody else
1ndoChna when elephant that has been captured
escapes It's considered sign that the hunters wife has been gn
Faithful and he divorce her Sounds like something Hitler
thought That horses actually aersic csmel when
they panicky) That ancient Babylon had
law-our bushels Of grain for years work
Randolph advised THE prevent is
fear it, That children have keener sense OF touch than
adults fun with it, That the first time
worley Pope titled because she
borrowed pair and returned them to him
weeks later unwsShed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22

All the time they were hollering
something terrific.
A window vent uT over the
porch and a voman's voice asked
who's there"
Under The porch the screaming
ran an impossible octave and
reached Hes dead
That made the roof Of the
porch a sounding board for upper
and lower screaming such as you
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22

followed her to her house and -
many crowded in as could.
There's no privacy in a small
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22

Brooklyn, December 20
night when got home wifes
visiting with her This girls Lizzie Mooney
could when she left Ethel
matter with that dame? what putting
Gunther has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
" DAMON
RUNY0N

nsAasssi
o. or
Mr.. Joe Turp mites
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22

merely stroke sticking out The lady in
Christmas quilt weeping
turkey In paper bag hundred Of US
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t1nN 11etp Ucrf

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ben einen aftiben 2eil an Der yHelt=
Musitellung Stem Dorf mo an Der
@oloen @ate international slitsitel.
lung in ct. ,srancisco in bieiem Sabr
Die Seilnabme oerielben an Sen ans.
lteIlunsen I'M porisen Sabr ipar elm
grfolg niht MIR bonn Stanoplnft Der
Bon Scollts ionoern allf nab Dem
llrteil ser @eomten oicier ltnternebs
muneen. Gs nabmen iiber 1904 BOB
Scouts an Ser Neip yorfer @elta,is.
ltell,lne tell l,no et1pa 16O lebten nah
@op Scolltart in eieenen 3elten.
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ipieoer an ser Snternaticnalen Col
ben 8ate slusitellllng iid beteiligen.
slm Bon Scout Sag beiuhten 63,-
600 sic 0eItallsitellling in Nesp
Oorf uno iiber $1,000 Bon Scouts
uub sSiibrer nabmen an Der 8oloen
8ate slusltellung lebtes Sabr tell.
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6rmn~cieci,t,1rnsjst,.le
ySirb cr6iinct pun Sieal Gitatc Suar6

Is nurbe befannt ge9eben, oaB am
). 9lpril sic 8runbeigentilmsIdnlle,
cine II @od)cn bauernbe Saiion bon
GlaIien, in benen Sic 8runbldte be-
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Gs meroen 90 Sebrgegenltunoc gez
lcbrt meroen in oicicu &laiicn, bie i'm
Glpclono College AM Tublic Slllare
an elf Srcitaeabenben Itattflnoen. IA
prominente 8runoeigentlrnlslpe5ialls
Itcn geben oieie &urie, luut InIagen
oes Meol Gltate @oarb Erllioentcn
9iop &. CARPENTER.
Sie Ginihreiblmg iiir Die Steal
Gitate Shule finbet am 20. Wtdr5
itatt. Sieie &rlrie iinb often tiir
9roders, @runoeigentllnlsperfdilier
Mil,ner lnb ssraren, oie IN ganfen
lno inn GerIi;berllnosfelo arbeiten,
Hehtsanipilte unb intereilierte @e.
id,Gitsleute unierer Stabt.
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8Mrecrr,eiiter
Harcl> 3. Barton
1tebcr bic Gitp Charter Steueranf-
laae, iuuraber am q. MGrs abae-
itimWt Mcrbcu iuQ.

@eloer fir birefte Silfe fiir bon Ser
Staot ongereste @Esl Yroiefte, Slb-
ncbnen ser Selpage Tispolul 8ebiib-
rem bon Sen @alierrehnlngeu uno
Ser getrieb eines balben Sltseno
onoerer Staotbienite iino in @efabr,
ipem oie Gleuelonoer @Gbler am
Mithpoh, 81. Ntars gum Stimm-
falten geben lno 9egen oie 1910 Gitp
Charter Imenocment Sepp itimmen.
8utbeiBing nieier Stel,erollilage
in bieiem Sabr miro m1h sic iGbrlit
nieoerferrenoen Spe5ialluablen be'ei-
tigen inbem Nurh sic slnnabme oes
Gitp Charter 9epp Slmenoments, bos
Ser Staot oas Neht einrGlmt Stell=
ern fir regelmGbi9en @etricb ser
Staot ein5ltbeben, 10 ,uic oas ieet in
Cincinnati geihieb.
@iireermeiiter Burton mics oar.
ollf bin baB oieie Stellerllmluge feline
nelle Steuer lit, lnnoeru MIR an Stel.
le oes abseloufenen 8eieBes fiir
Steuerauilage angenonlnlen miro.
Sier gibt Mtopor Burton oie pcridic-
henen c)rtcn Sic oieic Stellcrlu1logc
bclfen piro.
Sie slnnabtpe bieier Stcllerallilagc
iicbt 9tabrltug, Sbond llno mcoi5in-
iihe Silfe fiir 10000 Minner lnN
Tralen unb &inbcr, sic ulf Soilie an
geluieien lino Dor. $ISt2,00O mcr.
Sen por9eieben.
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fortgeiebt peroen. llngefIbr 10000
Samilienangeborige Iino ouoon ub=
bdngig. Gs peroen 100000 beno=
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IS bGlt oic Sclua9e Siapolal sc
biibren bon ser @aiierrehnlng. Die
tleinen Sausbeliser Deroen neuiger
sablen llnter Dem nellen Glan als
ipenn lie 4O%c ertrd al ser @alier-
rehnllng 5ablen. S291 90 linb pors
geieben cinlhlieblih ser @erchnlmg
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oienit ser bon Sen Viirgerr oils
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Staats-MeprGicntant indDt ySicbcr=
mail. ltcbcr 5000 nnterid)ric6cn icinc
Sctitipnen.

@iaiam Sublett, ser iih icbt Inn
einen pierten Sernlin oils Wiitglico
ser Sbioer Staats 2egislatllr bel Scr
nGf)lten @abl beipirbt, fat bis iest
Der 5000 llnterihriiten al,f lcincr
Yetionen lrnh nod INNER perben linn
mebr iibcrgebcn.
slm II. MGrs fano mieoer cine
Gerlammllmg bes Grecutipe &onll-
tees inn @eitieite Sahienbeim Itatt.
Die beridiebenen aomitees ga6en ers
ireulibe 9erihte fiber Sic Sor6crei-
tungsarbeiten fiir Ben SuOlettag, Ser
audi inn @eltieite Sadienbeim Itatt-
iinoet am 81. slpril. Gs miro Dies
eine Ser groBten politiiden aunoge-
bungcn bes 9elltidhomerifanertllms
in ser 8eidifte Ser Stabt Glepelano
iein.
Gs tplree ferner berihtet, oaB ei-
nige Gereine oireft aus ser &ereins-
faiie fir sic @ablpropaganba Gel
Der erlaubt boben llno es iuuroeu be-
reits III oieier Gerlamnmlllng iolde
Beloer Dem Shabpeiiter iibergeben
Jerner tpurbe bericbtet, baB man iu
Sen perlbie0enen 8ereinen gans
eleicb tpel6er Natl,r, aniGngt ein5ll-
ieben, baB oas Shlagiuort Seine
Holitif" 81 beiprehen in Sen Ser
iammlllngen, enblih in oen Sinter-
erlmo seor6ngt miro, neil perihieoe-
ne sSiibrer oes 9eutihtnnls INNER
pieoer Oarauf aufmerfiam gemadt,
an Ole Maiie bes 8olfes oelltiher
Mbitommung at appelieren nno iih
Inn Yolitif 81, befiin,mern. Gs lit ln-
6ebingte Bflibt 0es 0eutl6tums. Die
Jiibrer 5eisten grobes Ssntereiic uno
weroen ale groBe Eropaganoa fir
Bill 6uolett ano aud, fir gsid ShiBs
Ter MAIDEN, oie iid) beioe Inn Site in
Ser Staats.2egislatnr beiuerben.
Sc lit elm tprnoerbares Programm
ausgearbeitct noroen rno biejenigen,
I6ie oieier 6ublett -Gllnbgeb,,ng bel
tpobnen, iperoen einen genllBreidpt
Mben0 berleben.
0ieie pofitiid)c Organization ioll
aub nod ser @abl ipeiter beitebei
itro nod ntebr ansgebalit tperben
unb 5tpar ioll 10 eifrig oaran gearbei-
tet tperben bis bas bieiige Deitid)-
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40 Sabren beiab. genn mir Wiirsel
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@enn &irIten ,Slugitob ino 2ulrib
Melhior 5lllonmen IN Glepelanb in
Sen 5ipei groben @agner Spern
vSunnbGuier" am Gienstaa, Sen 9.
slpril, abenbs, mo rSriiton mb
Sioloe" am Sreitaq, ben 12. elpril
abenos, mlftrcten, miro es p.elleiht
oas lebte Mal iein, oie'e sluci aroBen
SGnger nit Der Vtetropoliton Sper
slllammen 81 icben. sslagitao bat III
rem Hiidtritt befcnnt gegeben.
8erfauf einselncr &arten bie tple
iriiber ST bis $G fplten, miro am tS
MGrs in Hublic Sal bcginnen.
Saiipn-aarten geben ben &ollIcrn
aft Spern fiir oen Ereis bon lieben
mo iperoen pom 4. Mlr5 an I'M
ltnion Commerce @ebGl,oe Gingang
81 baben icin.
Die Metropolitm Spcr tritt IN
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9tpp'orom
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is. MGrs.

slIs Sic 90. Century 6or lid, ent-
ihieb Maurice Metterlinds vSbe
@lue 9irb" olrf bie2einipanb su brins
gen, nobm iih Ser Hrooltftionsd,ei
Sarrp s. 3omns Dor, bieie ihpnc
menidliche @eId,id)tc in einem tpirfi
Iih llnpergeblihen Slim 81 Der.
panoeln. Sieicr neue Slim miro bonn
1G. MGrs an i'm Sippoorome porge-
fiihrt.
Sic beiten sSilmfrdite ipielen in
oielem Slim nit, pie: Sbirlep Gem
pie, Sprine 9pinstun, Nigel Bruce
@aIe Sonoergaro, goop Collins, Sp.
bill Saion uno 9aura Scope Grelps.
Nah alien Inseifen miro es eil
@ilo iein oaB ieoermann perilldel
iollte 5ll ieben.
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Heuatt~s Kabinetf teibt
t,eme 1rekrataseateit gut

Ssm Saag. 9os &abinett lie5 Die
5ltiGtlid,en susaabcn fir bie geplan=
btcn 8efeitignngen in 9sieoerlanoiid-
Snbien gut. Ser ipid,tiglte Cell oie-
les 8efeitiaungsplans iiebt oie Gr-
barumg oreier 1eller, in Snoien sll
itationierenoen Sd)ladtfreuSer lmo
SEN slusbau bes Acknowledgements
Snerabaja Dor.
oeutlher slbItammung f0nnen bel ie-
Ser @abl Elm Ma6ttport mitiprehen
llnO bas tpiirae enti6eioeno mandps
bei @ablen eripirfen.
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BITE LESEN SIZE DIE
ANZEIGENl
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StraBenbelellhtllng. 0ieie Sienlte
ueroen INN Ole SGlite beltnitten ialls
oas Charter slmenoment niht gut
gebeiBen miro. j
Nnnobme aber lihert guten itdot=
iifen Sienit ea beieitigt Die SpeSial
mablen, Ole Spe5ialberecbnlng fir
Scua9c Siapplal bon ibrer @uliers
rcfnlmg llno halt Die Stcllerratc
nod lmter Ser bes SSahres 1886.
Stinmt fiir oas Gbarteramenbes
ment uno oie Stcucrauilage, Iagt
9iirgerneiitcr Burton.
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2lrjeral, ,tteberfau tptrt
NIT Il 1atreft beftraft

dublin. Gin Sonoer-8riminalge.
riht perurteilte Sobn Harneu, Sobn
Spons unb Soief Wc9ermott tpegen
Teilnabme an Dem lteberiall ser
Sriib 3epublican Mrmp" auf bas
NrIenal in Ybonir Harf am %. Se-
sember porigen Ssabres 81 ie Sluolf
Sabren @efGnsnis.