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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
STUDIES PHOTOGRAPH

7 scrutinized the photo
graph. 1t showed the head
and the chest of a middle
aged man Of heavy features
This man." Getsy said
coldly.
Executions are q. r. L.
business" | said.
Just So"
T think a comrade better
trained than I should do It,"
~ have no other man ~
hand. II Is pressing mat
ter. All the preliminary work
has been done. We have the
address"
Muttering. he said:
Don't think this IN q per-
sonal affair. The decision To
wipe out this man does not
come from me-"
what did he do?" / de-
manded.
What affair is II Of yours >"
GetSy snapped.
Fear. anger and stubborn
sense Of duty battled inside OF
Of me. =.
Suppose resign" ! said
-iratelv. and back to
Germany"
Cetsy Stiffpned.
Resign: I trust you said
that rashly. Once In a while
we dismiss "A man - for
cowsrdice. for disloyalty,
maybe for unproIetarian con-
duct. But resign"
81 did not mean IT,"
81 know you did not"
ut IL one thing to shoot an
enemy In barricade fighting.
shoot him In self-defepse. Or
In a red rage. An altogether
different thing IL a deliberate
killing" I tried 10 argue.
"a difference Of degree. no
more" said Getsy.
of I ann tn take mans
life, 1 want to know why"
A UNIVERSAL LAW
Getsy came up TO me and
put his hands on my shoulders.
"My dear comrade," he said.
This man Is ordered killed
for n reason - and that's
enough. That's n universal
law. as old rs the frst tribe"
"Well. I'll have tn find out"
"In our organization indie
pendent Investigations are not
permissible. You know that"
"Give me time Ia think"
Getsy resumed his pacing.
sat in a deep chair, my hands
cupped over my head. trying
To straighten out a disturb
ing turmoil in my brain: /
had accepted the principle OF
Red Terror as necessity.
What then was my OBJ
lection to sending a man 10
his death with my own hands?
A just man sitting by the
Preside and reading that a
dangerous criminal had been
hanged until dead might grunt
with warm satisfaction. A
Judge who had sentenced some
luckless scarecrow 10 the
gallows might 60 home after
ward 10 enjoy a good steak
and relax with his wife.
But would the just man
grunt with satisfaction and
the Judge find pleasure in his
steak and the embrace of his
wife IL they had TO do the
angling with their own
hands
Ito Bs Continued)
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By JAN VALTIN
In

papers and locked them into
his briefcase before he uttered
a word.
"What h Ape n d In
Seattle: ?"
mo mishap. Gushi notified
Yokohama"
"Very we'll"
Getsy paced the room, his
eyes on the carpet.
There is a serious Job you
must do" he said.
"All right. What II it,"
"An execution" Getsy said
mildly.
SUDDENLY ON GUARD
I was suddenly on guard. I
became tense and inexplicably
nervous. This was not what
l had expected Getsy kept
pacing the room. His slip
pers made no sound on the
carpet. / noticed that his
eyes avoided me. l waited.
IL seemed as il Gushi's lips
were whispering into my ear:
Dear cOmrade, do you see
now why we needed you In
America: Somewhere, far
away, tribunal OF comrades
has condemned q man To
death. and you were chosen to
do the hangmsn's work.
Marschier oder krepier.-
march or croak.-and close
your eyes II that will make
you feel better"
The cigaret I smok Q d
burned my lips, and / snatehed
il from my mouth. In front
of me stood .Getsy in wine
colored pajamas. holding an
ashtray in his thin gray
hands.
II doubt " I'll make a good
terrorist" | said.
This IL not n matter NJ
terrorism. Acts of terrorism
are components Of a definite
revolutionary offensive. Con-
slider this execution as an
entirely internal affair"
Its murder. Comrade
Getsy."
Nonsense"
every well. Where Is the
fellow ?"
Here Is his address, Getsy
said.
He walked 10 closet and
rummaged in q pocket of his
coat. He took out an envelope,
and from il he drew photo
graph the size of hslf post
card.
Look at IT,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30

Weddings make you awful sad
But II you're not the groom
They're not 81 bad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
Elsie
Robinson
The Lasting Things
They Really Count
BY ELSIE ROBINSON

THEY'RE driving the new
herd into the ranch to-
night. It's shutdown and the
dust is hanging above them in
a golden mist.
You can hear their tired
lowing through the mist and
the bewildered bleats of the
calves. struggling 10 keep up.
Now, as they pass, the dust
settles. The meadows blur
into bright pools of gold. laced
with the lengthening shadows
of the trees.
Still. Everything Is still
except the birds and
everywhere they weave a web
of song. Then the low. muir
muring gurgle of the brook.
And. from the old white oak,
the boot OF the big owl.
THE lights go on. The
l. trail is full Of laughing,
jostiing men the cowboys
through with chores and want
ing chow. They crowd around
the table in the long, low
room and -1ook approvingly
upon the spread.
Boiled dinner with fixings,
platters heaped with fresh
young cabbage. carrots, spuds
and sliced. pink beef. Glass
d is les filled with onions,
picked beets. Great piles Of
soda biscuits, piping hot
They eat at first in hurried.
careful gulps. Then. with the
first edge gone from hunger,
they begin 10 Joke. Bats"
Brown hunted his
horse today that young
dude. down AZ Tony's ranch.
has went n got hisself set
Of bright blue chaps
Domingo's girl has fallen for
that service station guy
there's roar Of JOY.
The room goes stearny With
the smell Of food and leather.
sweat. tobacco men Then
they are gone. 70 seek the
cowboys early bed
The trail along the ridge Is
quiet once again The tangled
garden glimmers in the night
sweet william. roses. lilies.
migonette. The fragrance from
the new-cut clover rises like
a tide.
The pines are spangled with
white stars. burning like flares
against the deep blue night.
From tho near ridge there
comes a fox's sharp bark -.
a lone coyote yammers in re-
ply. The bull frogs boom,
The bats 90 flttering
! gather cup the leavIngs
NJ the day and set my batch
of bread.
4 SIMPLE day A day YOU
"A might call dull And yet,
believe me- these are The
lasting things. These are the
things that feed. and heal, the
soul.
These were the things for
which the human world began.
And which will stand when
all the tale is told. They will
outlaSt the hate and agony If
war the long bewilder-
rnent Of work and idleness
the poison and the dense
stupidity of vanity and greed.
Hold fast 10 this We will
not always fight! Some day
We will come back TO lowing
herds.
To laughing crews around
a simple meal
To quiet pine trees holding
still. white stars.
Copyright. 1871, King Features. Inc,
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little rAsEAls. Il hOOFf luftus FbthV w 'Us'H
are even kinda sweet" one hundred
and seven drafteeS appealed 10 President
Roosevelt for deferment and 6S got II -.
"a woman normally dresses 10 please her
self But today she dresses In bright
colorS 10 cheer up her man." states Fra
Berenson. Remember that, sir. If the little
lady is featuring a red dress, green hat.
yellow evening gown or watermelon pink
playsuit il is just 10 cheer you up.
- s
IT'S sad sight 10 see a good-iooking girl
with round shoulders and kind OF
shutting along gait. II you want TO do
your young daughter a great favor make
her practice walking balancing book on
her head An od-fsshioned method but
Sttit the best.
WEDDING guests emerging from Fifth
avrut1e church. Many Of them seem
little depressed Wasn't il Gus Kahn who
wrote:
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Walter
WincheI|
Facts of NeU York
FeO KnoD
BY WALTER wINCHELL

4 LTHOUGH cock-fghting is
"A illegal in the Big Town,
the sport is popular behind
closed doors in the Spanish
section of Harlem The
Chinese fruits and vegetables
they sell in Chinatown-are
grown& in Long Island
MacDougal alley is the only
street in town that is still lit
by gas street lamps.
Many of the East Side
apartment houses people still
live in downtown were con-
demned as unfit to live in 50
years ago! On Pell street
they sell Oriental love potionS.
One such potion costs 500 an
ounce.
Although sightseeing bark
ers spread the myth that
Chinatown is dangerous (they
urge sightseers to hold hands
as protection while walking
down side streets, police say
il is the safest district in
New York The Federal
Reserve Bank on Liberty street
has five stories below the
street level.
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CHAPTER XIV

Time and space spun ny.
Each day 500 miles Of the
Pacific Ocean rushed past the
liners flanks. ] plotted and
planned means Of escape Kill
man had procured for me
several pounds Of butter.
This / augmented with boz
suns grease, which is used 10
grease the blocks and ShackleS.
] found that if / stripped and
coated my body with grease
and butter, / would be able 10
wiggle through a portfolio. |
practiced at night while the
Russians were asleep.
Near land the we I h er
changed. The sky was covered
with flying scud. There doomed
the coast, the hills, the luttlng
headlandS of America. The
maSter-at-srms herded me
together with the Russians
into the lazare tie. He
counted:
Zone. two. three, four. five.
six. All right, boys. Wen
keep you here till the police
come aboard"
The heavy teak door
slammed shut. The key turned
IN the lock. The ship cut
shoreward, and a little later
her anchor rumbled TO the
bottom. Quarantine. Two
hours later the Empress nosed
her way into Victoria harbor.
PLOT TO ESCAPE
The Russians jabbered like
excited ba boons. T hey
planned TO escape after over
towering the Chinaman who
would bring us food. The
Chinaman came. cautiously,
and s owed our breakfast
through portfolio viii c h
opened on the boat deck.
AS soon as he had gone,
took off my clothes. | creased
my body from shoulder 10 hip.
| threw my clothes out on
the boat deck. Then | fol-
lowed head out, arms out,
shoulders ,,arI TANNED on
with clenched teeth. The hard
brass ring took off strips OF
my skin.
Outside I dressed l put on
n pair of sun-glasses l had
picked up during the voyage,
and mingled with the crowd.
People thronged over. the
gangway. The master-at-armS
stood chatting Al the rail. He
did not recognize me. Two
immigration officials at the
gangway stopped me.
Passport ."
had expected that ques-
ton.
"Oh. just came aboard
here to ask the mate for a
job" | explained.
How did YOU get aboard ."
one Of them snapped.
with the shipschandler-
he's my uncle"
HEART MISSES BEAT
I walked ashore, rounded
the corner Of shed. and con-
tinued hastily ward the
town. Soon a car stopped be-
side me. My heart missed a
beat. A man leaned out of
the car.
Hey" he called out, do
YOU want n lift: ."
Ten minutes later I pom
dered my situation In a little
park on the other side of Vic
toria. During the day l hid
in an empty barge At night.
| roamed the waterfront. Far
off, barely visible across the
Straits of Juan de Fuca, which
separates Vancouver Island
from the mainland in the
south. lay the United States.
l found a rowboat which
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Ts there anything else you
need Just nows"
FEARED HER SUPERIOR

II was obvious from her al
titude that she disliked and
feared her superior. She never
spoke 10 me about the nature
Of his activities. She was. |
gathered. the only person who
knew where GetSy had his
secret quarters.
"He IL a comrade." she said
on one occasion. "but he
II not human. Nothing exists
for him outside his work"
Even more than the run of.
Comintern workers on foreign
missions. GuShi lived on an
island Of her own. which had
almost nothing in common
with the habits and customs
Of the surrounding enemy
world She was forbidden 10
have friends outside the staff
of Getsys Apparat.
Every new acquaintance. no
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the Side
BY E. V. During

Pecks NJ duty. your lost years KISSES
And your this years ktssss. 700.
But, al those frst years. kisses.
How they thrilled your lit'ie Mrs.
Th,r Eop really pitched me ZOO.
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Daphne Drake
TContrbuor above attached note saving This attempt
al verse house and truly rates
classification poetry II the truth causes
me No doubt this young maron VIII have
sympathy subscribers How the OSCILLATION situation
your send
ssXIHFN husband mOtherinlaw II sign he IL
w In wife" Rose Franken Il have
nothing against general Gypsy Rose Lee Why the
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TELEGRAM ORDER

There was knock on the
door. II was a telegram
from Getsy. He ordered me
10 proceed at once TO Los
Angeles. He was waiting for
me in a hotel. Gushi's face
frightened as / read the mes
sage. Her shoulders sagged.
wen dance another time"
she said, adding. wit shrill
sarcasm: We've no time to
he silly. my friend. It's
msrsc HER oder krepier"
March or croak.)
What Is this about ." l
asked, pointing 10 the tele-
gram.
cannot tell YOU" she
answered slowly.
We parted al the station. /
never saw Gushi again.
Late the following night l
arrived in Los Angeles. rode
straight to Getsy's hotel. He
was in pajamas. gray-faced
somber figure working over
papers that were spread out
on the desk and on chairs.
A fog Of cigaret smoke hung
In the room. He gathered his
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Din gBaiienfreanb

iiberaa Die geriorenng nit aebefls-
i,titteIn, io6ab 6a iino bort ielbft idon
Der Sitnaer sraltian fpiirbar ipiro.
Da5n fonailten nod ,lnbeibreiblibe
2eioen, Seimiuhuneen illo 8erfoI-.
eainge,L Die 10 bieIe ltnierer S0bue
Brieiter, Srbensleute 1lnb 2aien
f1l1 eit,igen Srten inn 3eihen gbri-
.itt, fir lire GeIigion uno tpegen If
.rer Creme 5llr Stride a,tsiteben mill
fen. Die Gorge llm biefe &erfo1gten
ntadt es ltns ,,t,ltoglid), bier ollie er.
greifen6en gir5elbeiten ibrer idmera=
Iiben 2eioen alt eiltbinen."
nMnaefidts einer ioIden &duf,,ne
bon ltebeIn, @efabrel1, Soften, Seitll-
lndnngen lino Hriifunsen oller slrt
miro Der ntenldlide @eiit uuo bas
.irbiIde ltrteiI oft bertpirrt. ssnt Ser
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aen ser einen ober an6ern mag elm
f1r6tbarer 3tpeifel aufgeitiesen fem.
Sbon bei,n So6e bet beioen Apoitels
fiiriten iu1te Der eleide 3tpeifel ei,
nige tpenieer itarfe Gbriiten unitder
at MAIDEN. Man fraet iid: 8ie fann
@ott bieies allies aulaiien2 Bie lit es
nur m0glid, Bob Der allnddtige, int
enoIih ,peiie ,inb nnenblid giitige
Soft 10 flrdtbare nebel seideben
ldbt, sic er bod 10 leidt berbinoeru
f0nnte2 Nein, Got, 10 oenfen
1nande, tpeber oeine 8eisbeit, nod
oeine @iite, ia nidt ein1nol oeine gbre
fann auieben, baB bas Sdle6te uno
sic @etpalt lit 6telem MsaBe iiber oie
@eIt berrlden, iid iiber oid lltitie
MAIDEN nn6 iiber bein Sbpeigen
triumpbieren. $50 lit, 10 fragt ntan,
bie g0ttlibe Madt ,,to &orlebung?
Mniien mir an Der sottliden 8elteus
Ienfltng nnb an ser 2iebe @ottes au
mns an atpeifeln anfangen?'
nDu re6eit mod Meni6entpeisbeit,
nidt rad iener @ottes'', ertsegnete
emit gbriitus oent Betrus. 1lno Der
Bropbet Slams bate einltens 6enn'
golfe Der Siraeliten allgerl1fen: nWei.
+lte @eoanfen finb 1ibt cure @eoanfen
.itno e,lere Beae iino ,aidt nteine 8e-
#ge."
agor @ott benebrner iid aIle Men=
fden ipie ai,6er uno feIbIt sic tief-
item De,1fer ,ln6 6ie erfnbreniteit Jiih-
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rer Der golfer MAIDEN oariu feline
alsnabme. Sic beltrteilen bas 3eit-
gei6eben alis bem ensen Blidpunfte
oes slugenbIids, ber nnipieoerbring-
liW babinfliebt. Soft bagesen blidt
aus Ser Sobe lno aus Dem unbe.
speeliben Wittelp,,nfte ser gtpiefeit
auf oie 8elt. Die Meeniben permo.
gen MIR ben s1blauf apet,iger Sabre
alt iiberIeben. @ott bagegen iiber-
idaut bie Sabrbunoerte. 9ie Men"
iden bel,rteile1 Die gretsnilie nad
ben ndditliegeuoen l1riaben llnb nod
ben ,tlll11ittelbaren Gltstpirfllngen.
@ott bagegen fennt bie lekten ltno
tiefiten 1triaden ,tno ipeiB a,tb I'M
Die e1ttfernteIten Soleen. 9ie Menz
ieben beiteben baral1f, bieie ooer iene
Sano i1n @iu3elnen nera,.ttportlib su
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MAIDEN. @ott bagegen iiebt sic ean5e
gebeinnisboue 8ertpidl1ug bon Ser.
antportlibfeiten, oenn feline erbabene
Boriebung idliebt tpe6er ben a,tf oas
80ie nod auf quite Gage eeri6teten
freien @illen oen Meniden aus. 0ie
Meniden tpollen INNER eleid eiu fer
tiges l1rteil iebeu, ,tnb tie geroten III
Beripirrllng Oh ser bod nur i6ein-
barren Madt ber Jeinoe @ottes uno
Oh Der 2eiben nnb 9e1niitiguugel1,
tpel9e bieien oen @uten beibrineen.
Ser bitrlnliide gater bagegen unit
fabt, burdofingt 1mo beberri6t I'M
2ibte ieiner gmigfeit oas 3eitge,
ideben. Ser breieiniee @ott lit bon
Mitleio fir oie Sd,pdde, ltntpiiien>
beit ,,no l1ngeoulo Der Meniden uno
er liebt oieie- a,td at iebr, als 6aB
oeren Sdl1lb i'm bonn 8ege ieiner
8eisbeit unb 2iebe abbrdngen f0nnte.
Ct fdbrt 6arum fort ,no miro int
mer fortfabren, feline Come iiber sic
@uten unb bic SbIe6ten aufgeben
l,no iiber bie @erebten tno l1nee>
rebten regnen 81. Iaiien. Ct miro
'ueiterbin Die Sdritte- aller ieiner
&inber nit Seittefeit ,1n6 9eadiidt
leiten, tpenn INNER bieie nur ft6
Ieiner Giibr,,ng anbertrauen uno auf
feline Nadt ,lno Die 8eisbeit ieiner
Qiebe bertra,len." > y @.,.N. .
Die HnpItniinide, bic Bius Der
3poIfte an nue gbriften Ser Welt
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ribtet, faBt er in iolgenoen ssprten
aiiamnen: ~ .. >.~
u3u 10 erbabenen @eoanfen erbebt
,tns bas Gbriltentlm. Snbem mir
Tins berielbe,l beipubt Iinb, fiibIen
mir I'M Snneriten ltnieres Ser5ens.
tpie ser gleide 8,'ni6 ,nb bie 9itte
ou @ott, es ino6tc bod in 70 Ibtpe.
rer tpeltseididtliher Stl,noe bic Su.
aeno aaer ser grbabenbeit ,.nleres
@laubens, entipreden!'
uSSSn oieie,n Mueeublid benteu 8ir
on bid, selicbtes ytom, l1niere bop.
petite Seintat, burd) epieen &atlhluB
beiti,nmt, Sic bobiten aufeaben im
2eben ser Stride at erfiillen. Bir
|iegneu bidy, uno YSir iinb iider, oob
b1 alt6 lit bieier St,,noe burb rubiee
&raft unb burb ein Bobltun fir ie.
men @laubeu aeusen tpirit, ser oieb
our 2ebrerin ser &elt uno aur Stobt
Der @rbabenbcit fir ale -6riItlib
0enfenoen na6te. 0eit &om ieanen
Bir at oieieln ron,ilben 5elttasc oas
ga41se italieniide Golf. @s beiibt oen
Gor5lts, oab iu Ieiuer Mitte lib ser
Nittelp,,uft ser firblihen ginbeit be"
finoet. Sbm lit bon ser goricbung
cine belonoere Ml,fgabe augeteilt NOR.
6en uno feline beluegte aber glorreid)e
@eidid)te ourd) Die Sabrbunoerte
aeugt bafiir, bab es feline rubmrcid)e
fatbolilde ltebcrlieferung ltnpcrlett
beipabrt bat.
Shlieblid icnoen Bir ser goujen
8elt ltnIeren Scgen, baben sSir ooh
iiberan SDbnc, sic Inns aleN sleih
teuer iirb. llnier per5 5ittert, menn
Bir at ieue &olfer oenfe,1, sic in
ser eegenipGrtiocn grauiamen In.
eliidsseit beIouoers leiben niiilen,
unb mo- nun 10 srobe Srauer ,no 10
biele Srdneu sic Grbe erfiillen. lin.
ier @ebet 1,nb llniere Segensmiiuldbe
iouen ienen nidt ipeniger geItelr Die
5tuar bent S6obe ser Stride nod fern
iinb, oie aber beren miitterli6eu uno
6ringenben Huf boren ltnb Die in tbr
Sell lu1h Srieben i,,den.
Slt bieIe,u @eiite bringen @ir alle
in @ott bar in Seius gbriltus, bem
@rl0ier slller. SSSn ieinem Namer uno
nit ber Iutoritdt ser beilieen Mpoltel
Getr,1s uto Baul1,s, beren 0eartp'
rilm lub Sri,tmpb 9Bir bertc geben-
fen, erteilcu 8ir alien aus polle,n
Ser5en BEN MpoltoliI6en Seee,1.' -
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Ser Ban Ser Stride at gbren
bes @nten Sd1bers inn Clinton
@efdnsnis, 9annemora, 81. g., lit
ein beip,1nber,ngstpertes Stiid Mrs
belt, oas ni6t tpenig alln 8eiten
Ser @efansenen beisetraset bot.
@s ipurben cine a1taabl arbeits=
iperfltdtten erri6tet, lporin oie &C.
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8ie Sic u&ipo''' beridtet, baben
6ie 8olidelpiiten bel ibrem Niid5ug
aus &aunas, 2itauen' $50 1itauilhe
fatboliibe SroenSmitslieber NIT iidb
gefiibrt. l1eber oeren Sdidlal, bas
at Sen srobten 9efiirdtungen snlob
9ibt, lit bisber ni6ts befannt seipor-
ben.
"a fatboliibe &irden fin6 5erit0rt
,tnb 16 anoere ousgeraubt ,tno beren
gan5e ginridtung pernidtet moroen.
3ablreid)e anoere &irben tpuroet au
profanen 3lpeden pertpenoet.
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@odlp. Serren, 6ie beutidipreden-
oe @laubige in ibren @emeinocn ba.
ben, ipiir6en inns at Oauf berpflibteu,
tpenn sic 6ieie allf SEN uSbio @ai-
ienfrernb" auirnerfiam MAIDEN.
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9sitinDd, Sen II. eepiembsr f941

fiiblte. aiir5 borber mar Der Stltrm
Der neronii1en airbenberfolg,lng
iiber Die ii.nge Stride Iosgebrohem.
gor ben Mugen Der gbriiten itan6en
nod Sic gbredensbiIber Der nIs Ser
seil altge3iinbeten Menidenleiber In
ben faiferIiben @arfen ltno Der i'm
Sirius li16 auf ben StraBen in 5tiif-1
fe geriiienen a0rper. gs fhieL aIs
ob Die ,inerbittIibe @rauianfeit trt-
.,inpbiert ,nb Sic 5tpei Sd,tlen ltieber-
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-17

fangenen anleiti1ng ou nerlbie6e.
men Sanbmerfen gegeben tpuroe.
Sben linfs: Seilisel1itatuen, Ole
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