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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09

ment In uptown New Orleans,
pointed toward the ground as
he whispered TO his wife.
He couldn't squeeze her body
into that little trunk. /" Mrs.
Aldige objected. But she tele-
phoned anyhow and the police
came.
Thus ended. in murder. the
seventeen-week honeymoon OF
Charles Napoleon Ney. and the
former Mrs. Edith b. Lane, To-
year-old Boston widow. who had
$25. 900. Of which no sane man
had ever been able TO entice
away so much as a single dollar.
II is one Of those cases which
prove that fact Is not only
stranger than fiction but can
be ten times as crazy.
Few persons would believe
the facts If they were not a
matter OF police record.
Mr.. Aldige was still making
conversation with his departing
guest in front of the house when
the police arrived. He called
their attention 10 small trunk
in the rear compartment Of the
guests shiny new $1,000 car.
II was a small trunk of
leather and brass fittings,
hardly bigger than an over
sized suitcase. The police. how
ever. saw the dark red ooze.
What's in that trunk ,"
asked Police Captain Fred
Williams.
Il wouldn't know" answered
Ney, slim, mild-mannered
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09

little man of So. 1T
belongs to my wife. "
wv here is your
wife ?"
she is in Boston.
l put her on the train
Thursday"
We'll. unlock the
trunk and let's see"
I'm sorry but she
has the keys" said
Ney. One of the po-
licemen then pro-
ceeded to frisk Mr..
ey, Who sc e m e d
neither resentful nor
worried.
His pockets yielded
81 800 IN currency,
500 in money orders
payable TO Mrs. Ney
and a thousand dollar
check drawn by her in
favor of her husband
also a bunch of keys.
When none of these
fitted the trunk, Ney
Oaptlv rapnfndad fha
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09

he dropped as casu-
ally as If talking
about the weather,
most startling social
information.
AS if just to fill
up one letter, he told
Of a Dutch feed"
at his room in the
hotel. Among tn e
guests, he said, were
the Duke of Wind
sor, Col. Hayden of
the u. S. Marine
Corps, two British
generals and the
Crown Prince of
Germany.
His only comment
on these personages
was that the Duke
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09

IEH OOK! Blood Is oozing from that mans
trunk. Call the police while I keep
k~ him engaged in conversation"
Edward Aldige, landlord Of small apart
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09


diary the bills for their honeymoon. Whose
money was it? Hers undoubtedly, for he was
almost broke when she arrived.
The bills show that from Miami, they went
to Jacksonville fingered while, then went on
TO Hattesburg, Miss, Chattanooga, Tenn. BIZ
loxi Miss. Dalton, Swainsboro and Athens,
Ca. and at last New Orleans
There they stayed at downtown hotel on
September "a and next morning, Thursday,
moved into the Aldige apartment
That night Ney went sightseeing alone in
the French quarter Alfred c. Lilius, hz taxi
driver, says they got to talking and Ney dis
cussing his wife, said
"I'll have to do away with that old battle
axe"
The taxi man thought his passenger was
a great kidder until he read his paper the
next Sunday Friday Ney went out with his
"battfe-axe" and that was the last seen of her
until she appeared in the trunk.
The next Saturday afternoon, Ney told
Aldge that he leaving to follow his sick
wife to Boston. The landlord suspected moth
ing until his guest asked help in carrying
the trunk down to the car.
1t was surprisingly heavy, especially con-
sidering that Ney had been able to carry it up
all by himself. What could be in it?
Aldige said nothing until he saw blood
oozing from the trunk.
The police also found blood on pair Of
Neys trousers and one shoe. According to
their theory. he killed his wife, Friday night
and spent the rest of the time cleaning up and
forcing the body into the trunk.
The motive, they say, was money. How
much of the $4,000 he got away from her be-
sides the plumber found in his pockets, has not
yet been estimated but, besides the expenses
of the honeymoon, there was that $1,000 car,
bought, he says, for all cash. somewhere In
Mississippi.
More important perhaps is the dead wo-
mans motive, for listening TO the mans pre-
posterous claims and finally marrying him.
That, too they say, was money. With her
widows mite of $4,000, as bait Edith mag
ined she was catching man who would make
her one Of the richest women IN the world
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09

1874. by weeay Britain Rights Reserved
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11
SELECT CELLAR

Richards explained that an ideal
bomb proof basement has been
selected for the city's control
center.
The center will contain two rows
Of telephone switchboards con-
nected with the general exchanges.
the fire department. and all other
city departments having 10 do
with civilian defense,
y In addition there will be large
underground maps OF the city here
which show the exact location of
sewers, water and gas mains and
electrical conduits.
The use az these will permit the
sauthorities 10 dispatch the proper
type Of repair equipment TO any
street that is subjected 10 bomb
s1ng.
= There will be Offices at the con-
. troll center for key executives Of
( the fire and police departments,
the water board, the DPW. the
public lighting commission. repre-
/ sentatives Of other utilities, and
medical officials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11

sible TO defeat our enemies
Germany and Italy. There are
10000 German Americans In
the city and I know Of no dis
senting voice."
Emil Leidich, who operates a
travel bureau, said.
Germany and Italy should he
defeated. Their sort OF system
we cannot and must not allow to
exist In the world. know the
COMMUNICATIONS In this coun-
try will be loyal TO the govern
ment."
The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph
Ciarrocchi. pastor OF Santa Maria
Catholic Church and editor of the
LOvoce Del Popolo, influential
Italian newspaper, was busy pre-
pairing declaration of loyalty 10
be published in his paper today.
Tho 100000 Italian-Ameri-
cans I'm Detroit are 100 per cent
behind the United States In this
fight" he said.
Their loyalty Is to no other
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11
FIRST AID TRAINING

The first training which will be
given the fire fighting volunteers
viii be a course IN first aid work
! When the set up is complete
There Will be at least one air raid
warden assigned 10 every block in
The city 1t viii be his job 10 notify
the control center Immediately of
any bomb hits which occur in his
block and describe the extent Of
the damage 10 lives and property.
On the suggestion of military au-
thorities. Alfred Stolinski, Mayor
Jcffries' secretary, has ordered
closed the Vermont street bridge
across the Michigan Central Rail-
road tracks.
The bridge crosses the right Of
way near the entrance TO the Mich
igan Central tunnel under the De-
troit River and the authorities are
guarding against a bomb being
thrown from a car or truck pass
ing across this bridge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11
All Americans!
Pledges Of Complete Support to U. S. Voiced
Here by Both German and Italian Descendants

government or whether they will
be controlled and regimented.
Germany and Italy must be de-
feated."
Weideman said the Turner'S
have absolutely no connection with
the Nazis. A year ago when Ger
man consuls attempted to have
the Turner'S register all German
nationals in the organization
Weideman said, the Turner's re-
fused.
Oscar Keydel, publisher of the
Abend Post, a German language
newspaper with a circulation oil
10000 here, said:
Eve must do everything pos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11
DETROIT EVENING TIMES (PHONE CHERRY $500
country but this one In which
fhex live

country but this one In which
they live"
Monsignor Ciarrocchi said that
more than 100 of Detroit's leading
italians have volunteered for
civilian defense duty and were at
the present time making prepa-
rations for celebration of the Bill
of Rights anniversary, this Sun
day.
at that time the members
Of the various organizations will
declare publicly their loyalty To
the government of the United
States" he said
Anthony Maiullo. prominent De-
troit attorney, who visited Italy
in 1892, said:
AS far as I am concerned, IL
Is the duty of every Italian
American to fight now for this
country irrespective of who at
tacks us.
II deplore the fact that we
didn't prepare for this sooner.
Ever since i returned from a
visit to Italy have been urging
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11
City Setting Up
Underground
Air Raid Center

Warned by federal authorities
that Detroit is the number one
bombing target of the Middle
West, the city's civilian defense
committee moved ahead rapidly
today to perfect an elaborate ali
raid protection system.
Mayor Jeffries announced he
will be in New York City Monday
10 confer with Mayor Fiorello La
Guardia, national head of civilian
defense. TO find out exactly what
LaGuardia wants Detroit to do.
Glenn c. Richards, secretary OF
the city's defense committee, and
secretary of the DPW, has an
nounced that the following steps
are being taken:
Embodiment of a large corps
Il of volunteer fire fighters
and air raid wardens will COM
mence at the city's fire stations
tomorrow after the arrival of
forms from Lansing.
Establishment today OF an
- underground control center
from which all the city's civilian
defense activities will be di-
rected. The location OF this
center Is not being revealed 10
the public.
C-An officer designated by the
- regular army is 10 take over
command of the home guard in
Detroit and these troops will re-
place within the next few days
the Selfridge Field men who
have been guarding the Windsor
Bridge and tunnel entrances and
other key points since Sunday.
More than so men have been
engaged in this.
1-Doubling the communica-
II ton system Of the fire de-
partment by installation of new
Bell telephones at all fire sta
tons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11

The declaration of war by Ger
many and Italy on the United
States. brought pledges of COM
plete support to this country by
COMMUNICATIONS and Italian
Americans in this area and repre-
of Americans of Ger
man and Italian descent.
Carl NJ. Weideman, circuit court
commissioner and national presi-
dent OF the American Turner'S, an
organization of $4,000 Americans
of German descent, declared:
THE ISSUE Is fundamental. IL
Is a question whether the people
Of this country are going to live
under the democratic form of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11
ADVERTISEMENT
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Then get az ounces OF Pinex from
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11
DISPUTE SETTLED

The jurisdictional dispute over
who would have charge of civilian
defense for the Detroit area was
cleaned up today by Governor Van
Wagner who said Mayor Jefries
will be in charge Of defense for the
Detroit metropolitan area.
Governor Van Wagner said he
has been appointed United States
director for Michigan with juris-
diction over all state areas. The
dispute had been caused by APP
pointments made by Mayor La
Guardia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11
N. Y. Harbor
Mined by Navy

WASHINGTON. Dec. II QNS) +.
All approaches 10 New York
harbor have been mined against
an enemy attack by sea. the navy
department announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11
Named to Draft Board

LANSING. Dec. 11.-Appoint-
ment of r. V. Dancey, 4105 Audi
bon avenue, Detroit. as a member
of the Wayne County local draft
board No. 13 was announced today
by selective service Headquarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11
MANY never
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACKACHES
This Old Treatment Often
Brings Happy Relief

Many sufferers relieve nagging baekachs
quickly, once they discover that the real cause
Of their trouble may be tired kidneys.
The kidneys are Natures chief way Of taxi
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They help most people pass about3 pints a day.
When disorder Of kidney function permits
may cause nagging baoksche, rheumatic
pains, leg pains, loss ~ pep and energy. get
ting up nights. swelling. puffiness under tbs
eyes, headaches and dizziness. Frequent or
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Don't waitl Ask your druggist for Dosns
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years. They give happy relief and will help the
Is miles al kidney tubes flush out poisonous
waste from your blood. Get Doans Plls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11

this country TO prepare. I knew
what was going on over there.
I'VE can fight the entire
world II we have 20 and win"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11

For skating, for skiing,
for school. Cotton che
Mile in white, brown, blue
or wine. First Basement.
Write or Phone Cherry 500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11

So warm! Bib : front ski
pants with reinforced
knees. Snug ia ckets.
double breasted or zip up.
3 to 8. Second Basement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11

they're and handsome Wonderfully goodooking
100 EACH And you'll the they brighten lamp
thought make look like
Chrstmas Six diameter sizes IL inches Popular bell shape
Egghe god beige Matching Phone orders
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11

Silk to the top! Feet re-
inforc d with cotton.
In the popular sun charm
shade. In sizes from 9
to 1919. First Basement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11

She can always use thesel
Winter-garden and pals
ley prints. White grounds
predominant. Spun rayon.
24-inch. First Basement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11

AMERICAN FLAG SETS. 100
The 3xS-foot cotton flag. g. o o ball
topped pole, cord, and fixtures. Phone
Cherry $780,
BEDDING Observation-Disclosures SECOND
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-08

Gin illnaer Eoct brodtc Scan Eoul
ein OideS Sbcit nit GcriclL nit Der
gitte, le burb5uicbcn ,lno bel jcoer
Stcac, Bic cine Gcrbciicrl'ng crior-
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Nls ser jlrt9c N'cnid) nod) einiocn
@oden micbcr crid)icn, I'm Sos !Scft
ab5uhalen, crltalnte cr bciu Nuii6la-
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&rcl.5 5u iinOcn. uSottc ih aus Sb-
rcn Scit cincn iSricbbcf mnd)en lol-
len?' froNtc Sean Eoul ,mO mouote
ocn Eiidcn.
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Tas Scimurt

Sebrer: Sic nlutnoBlid)cu 9Sitte-
rllrl9sperbultlille bobcn uondcn lfo.
nat 5lt eiucm 8eilport pcrbolien. &onn
mir elmer iplbe nemen?" IS mer.
oen aenanut: Scr idone Nroi, Der
ltiirrildbe 9HGr5, ser no1le Ipril. Nu6
Yeter n1elbct lid).
u9tlun Yeter?" iroat ser 2cbrer.
Ser bl,mn1e Nugl,ltr
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augefom1nen, ipar fie Damn allerbin9s
frob geipeieil, oaB iie nod nitbt nod
Gir9inia Gitp mubte. 8cnn ie Damn
ieopd an ibren Gater bod)te, bobte
lie iif ielbIt.
sSn s(ugcnblid, ipabrcno iie Sols
I'M @olbe lannlelte, griibcltc lie bar-
iiber nod, ipie iic iih ehpas 0elo Der.
ibofieu tountc, obne bobci oIl5u >peit
BON Mprtonbia meg 81. miillcn, lmo
opnc babel iiir cincn ous gfortonbia
orbeitell su miillen. Gem nit hen
2eltteu bu 1utcn ipollte lic nid)ts 3u
tl'n boben. Sie loIlten nidt oIl5u
lebr trilnpbicrcn. @s iicl ibr aber
nidtS ciu.
Ntit ciuclu iblpercn 9iinocl 9fciiig
beloocn fcbrte lic 3u ibrer piitte 5,,-
rid uno par icbr erltollnt oils lie
cineu Mcnlden eciuabrtc, ser unter
eincn 8oun1 lebnte. Sic ,por biSber
ser Nnlid)t gcipelcn, oob fein @icnidJ
aus Ntortonbia piilc, no lie unter-
ocfrod)en mar. Der Nonn, ser ,,nteu
ocm Baum lebnte, trl0 Golubopflei-
blng, ,no Tie oohtc 5icrlt on &o1
Tcrgon uno Damn Io9ar al ScrrD
,Goulo. s(bcr cS mar Sad eating.
,,ab", io0tc iic, ols iie onocfom-
nlcl1 mar, lulo mari ooS Sol5bilnoel
neben ser 1iitte ouf sen 9oocn, oob
es fradte, ,9utcn Gag DIR eating.
sSd) biu 9on5 ou6erorocntlid) iibcr-
roiht iiber Sbrcu 9clud), Oa5 nuub id)
gcitebcn. Sciocr bin id ubcr 0ar
niht oarouf cin9erihtct. Sd) fonn
Shneu oor niclt5 onbictcn. SScnS Sic
obcr lcbr ouriti9 icin ioIltcn bon ocm
langen &cH idb babe ctlpo5 nlteS
@aller in ei,cnt sSob iu scr aritte
ltcbcn. @cnn Sic iih bcniihcu mol
lcn?' Sic proh rubig uno 9cnlod]t
bobnild), Ocm Goltiug iolltc bellcibe
uiht n1erten, bob lie lil) rnNliitfli6
iiiblte. 9tcil1, nicrnonb irntc iibcr ibr
Glcuo trilllpbicrcn. Goltug om al.
lcripeniglten.
gr ipor oud cttpo5 crltount iiber
ibre Hortc lnO ibren Son.
(Sorticbung foloD
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Die Madt Der Sc,ppbnbcit

uSo'n 8loblinn! Ser @enerolot.
reftor meloet iih 5ur So1o an min
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fat teinc abnl1ng BON Sdon5cit.'
u9fa ia, bel ibru pcrocn nobl bns
gon5e SaDr Dinoltr6 8ode gelbollen."
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Die weltberuehmte
St. Benedict Wund-Sdlbe

Erprobtes Helmittel gegen allie Arten Won
alien und frschen Wunden, Geschwueren.
Gewaechsen, Bisswunden, Karbunkeln usw,
Bite Geld nur durch Post Money Order Zu
schicken. - Keine Stamps. 60 Cents die
Schachtel bel: j. L. STAAB, 17209 Valleys
view Avenue. Cleveland, Ohio
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iluHg w otL- RutDl ue9uItN ltt Ittp WI
Eop Ser9on 5u fiir6ten.
Nber bos ipar, ,pie gelogt, sic flei'
mere Gorge. Sie eroBere ipar> sic
Eatiabe, boB ibr Soter nlu ieit So
den i'm 8efdugnis tbar, obue Soff-
,u,ng, obue 5u tpi1icrL tuas Weroen
iollte. 9ie erite 3eit, sic Tie m,n int
@olbe lebte, bate Tie geoobt, bob
eating nlm Gnbe gcbcn 1piiroc. ST
batte nlln .8ents Sorm, an ser ibn1
ilnmer etipas geleeen mar, llno ct
ipar ber Sberiff BON NfortonDia. Sic
hatte ii6 in ser Soffmtng getpiegt,
bob linn bos nun geniigen iuiiroc.
sIber oieie Soffmmg aerronn oll-
,n0blid. @s iob nidt 10 aus, ais Oh
eating ibren Gater freilaiien tpiiroc.
SIM @egenteil, CT belt nof tpie por
fe1t Dnran, bob er 9iu 9otton lei.
81, tpie lie ibn oerobtete. ct lpl1btc
ood genau 10 gut ,pie iie, bob gcnt
unl6ulbig mar.
sSn SEN BRET einlonen @oeben im
@olo tpar lib Mprna iibcr r,anbes
flar ectpprDen. Sic ,par nl,n poll=
fommen 1ne reltlos iiber5cuet bopon,
oaB Serrp Goulo 8iH 8ottou ipor,
Der M0roer, ser 0tortonbiH perbert
bate. sic pubte audi, BOB, pcnn
lic ibr @illen ,un Serrp Goulo an ser
ri6tigen Stelle ntittcilen piiroc, oern
bem 9iltriftsfommiilar in Snscororo
gum 8cilpiel uno Dem olten 8cllin,
ibr Goter ioiort fret lcin ,piiroe. Sic
braudte .n,r Erince 5ll bitten, ibr
cin Yiero 5lt leiben, lpos CT iidcr tlln
ipiirbc aus alter sSrelmold1oft berals,
,ub bonit noh Giroinia Gitp 5u rel
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SEN NhrltoneiGeer iofort entlorpen.
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9os mar olles icDr einfafL abcr
Mprno 8ent brobte es nidt fertiM
| ii1 auf ocn &eg nod) Girginia Gitp
5n mo6en. Sic brodte eS nidt fer
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oab GaIting pielleid)t bod) nod eincs
Cages Mitleio nit ibr lmo ibrcn1
Gater Doben tpiiroe.
9onn ober lo9te lic iih, bo6 olleS
ltniinn ici, ipos iic oa benfe, lno ooB
ein 0fonn ser 10 foltbliitig Mel1lhen
totcte ipie Gerry Goulo, at Ocn @ul=
gen gebore.
So, oies mar sic grobte Gorge, Sic
lie ibled)t lhlofeu lieb @an5e 9dbtc
lag iie tpo6 auf ibrem prinlitpen Ga
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5en ser 8Glme uno in Sic Stinmen
oes 1,1dtlihen @albes. Wandmol
peil1te iie audi. Oos 1nodte Sic Gin=
lonfeit, Sic 10 9roB um lie berlm
mar. Semen Menld)en bate iie, ser
lie ihiitte, 5lt oeln iie geborte. 3enn
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sic Gonne our1 bie @ipfe1 brong,
befam lie ipieoer Mfltt. @abreno iie
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lelige Siitte nonnte, orbeitete, tr6unlte
iie oann bapon, oob tie nit ibren1 Ga=
ter, iobalo ct fret iein ipiiroe, fort
,inhot, fnr,,to Sio ,uoItn ill, pi,t ri
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vsSd) lleDflte alleS 31rlld 1el1Ote
Sifor miiblaln. gr 5itterte nit eillem
Ntale, als b1tte ct einen S6iittel=
frolt. ltno Damn itiir5te er perfolen
,mb auiammengeidrunpft aus benz
Saol.
9ie 3uriidsebliebenen id)wieaen.
sic ipanoten iib ipieoer 5u ibren Gid
fern aitriid ,lno toteu, ols liben iie
9errp Goulo gar niht mebr, Ser nod
am leIben Sled Itano ulto bie Sdnoc
in oie Seiten eeltiibt bate. Gin &c
iprab tpollte ieoob an oen Silhen
nidt auffonmen. S6tpeigeno, nit
berbiiienen Mienen orebten iid bie
meilten cine neue Cigarette. Suntp
,por Set ei,15ise, ser einen gSib mo-
den tpolte. uSett bat er iein Ser-
eniigen'', iagte er, aber ,,iemono lob=
te, niemano eing borauf ein. Sic
bliften olle finiter Dor iih bin. Sic
Greerten iid) iiber sic geieoerloge bon
Sifor uno iiber iib ielblt oab lie 10
tatenlos 5ugeieben batten. Sobei 'pi1B-
te feiner, mas i'm eigentlid baoon
5uriidgebolten bate, lid) gegen Gerry
Goulo at ipenoeu. gor es Sic 5ipin-
genoe Madt ieiner lelbitbelpuBten
9erIonli6feit, poer muBten iie ibm
I'M sSnneren redt geben, als ct Hortei
fir bas Nfoo6en, er1riif? Stumm
,mo berbiiien bodten iie alle ba.
9onn Iaste Eerrp Goulo plotlid)
Iaut in sic Stile binein:
,,SonieI i6 MIDI cril1nere, baben
eie, Ntr. Clifford uno Scr. Suntp,
borber al16 ein poor 5ultinunenoe
8emerfunset1 be5iiglid WeiB Sent ge=
ma6t: 9arf id Sic pielleidt eri,bel
nit einigen @orten bier 5l1 erfldren,
eoB Sic Sbre foliden stniidten iiber
MiB 8ent ribtig geiteat baben?'
Otan bdtte cine Stednaoel fonen
boren fonnen, 10 ltiu mar es. Glif>
foro, 5u Dem alle sugen lpauoertelL
botte ipeiBe 8lede l,m sic Naie. slber
&untp ltono trobig allf
,Na, ben1iiben Sic iid ni6t mei=
ter, Srelnoer'', iagte ct, ,id) 'uiu er<
fldret, boB id meiue Mnlid)t geGnoert
babe, oamit sic sufrieoen li1o. Sd
mobte sic ober bitten, bieie neine
grflorl,ng nibt folld al1f5ufolien. SD
bin ndmlib iiber5eugt bopon, oob ih
10 gut ibieBe tpie Sic, penn ni6t
beiier, lnb mas einen fleinen 5al,lt=
fanpf onbetrifft, 10 tpiiBte id nibts,
tpas mir lieber ipdre, ols Sbnen Elm
paar in SIR biibides @elid)t 5u id)la=
gen. Sd babe aber ipirflib nteine
Meiultng iiber 0eiB 9ent geanoert.
Wir i6eint, Sifor bat borbin nid)t
gang redt eebabt 8enn er 5un 8ei=
ipiel bebaltptet es lpdre fein Wann
bier int Saal, Ser Mprna 8ent nidt
fbon eefiiBt bot, 10 nuB id) iagen, oob
id) nit bieiem Mdoel nod nidts 81,
t,n eebobt babe" gr nobm ieinen
Sombrero bonn @afen, mari ein @elo=
itiid auf Sen Gid nno. perlieB ben
6aa1, obne ireeno jentono nod ein=
NAL an5uleben.
Serrp Goulo itano rnbetpegli6 unb
la6elte ein penig.
,,ltno Sic, Mr. Glifforo?" fragte
er altfrei5eno.
Ser, 5arner bob sic Sano, ols
tpollte er bamit auf oen Eild) l6la=