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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23

For the "Inside News" OF
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column i'm the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
33oth Executed in France

VICHY, Feb. % (UP).-German
authorities in Paris announced to-
day that Roger Georges Laus OF
Paris was executed Friday for ille-
gal possession of arms. II was the
330th execution announced in oc-
cupied territory,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Wife AsksBredk
For Driver Held
InHit-Run Death

Mrs Gordon GooSChol believes
her 25-year.old husband 'Shoulc
get a break" when he is srraicRec
tomorrow on a charge of fatally
iniurinc a Mt. Clemens eNpec'an'
mother with his car and ther
speeding away
HE il such devoted hus-
band" she said tears yelling
in her ewes He has two fine
children and wife who love
him. He pays his bills - his
credit is excellent.
SELDOM DRINKS
"The things that have been
said about him aren't true.
Tll admit he was driving
while he was drunk. hut II was
one Of the few times. He rarely
touches liquor
ITS 10 confusing. guess
ne just happened "a run into
some of the boys when he went
70 cash his check"
Mrs GoeSchel - declined 70
saw whether hcr husband Is guilty
AS charged lie Is accused by po-
lice Of running down and inlurlng
Mrs. Flearorc -Spccr.- 20 Colleen
Cunningham. Il. and Betty Van
Deputte. 20. all Of Nj Clemens.
who had stopped 10 view a minor
auto accident at South Grauot
and Robinson streets.
Mrs. Spcer died within Tow
hours The other two victims
seriously injured are in s.. Joseph
Mercy Hospital.
Groeschel was linked with the
fatal accident after cab driver
Herman Konzer. who began a
chase when the death driver drove
awav from the scene Of the accl-
dent. reported the license number
Of the car.
IN ANOTHER ACCIDENT
Arrested in another accident in
Detroit. GoeSchel was sentenced
10 30 days for drunk driving.
Transferred 10 the Mt Clemens
Tail Goeschel reiterated his story
that I'm positive l didn't hi
any one He gave no eXplana.
tion for the bits of clothing anc
blood on the smashed fender anc
headlight OF his car.
There was a lot Of frost on
the windows and il was hard
TO see" he said. But i saw
the accident where all the peo-
pie were gathered around.
WOULD PAY EXPENSES
According 70 Police Lieut.. Wal
Ter Bobcean Of MI Clemens Coo
schel has offered 10 pay al
expenses incurred 10 relatives o
the three victims.
CIoeschel defense induStr,
worker. LIKES AZ 81 Grand avenue
Nj Clemens. with his wife AM
two baby daughter aged ! and )
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23

Gen. Hugh :. 10 n o n,
Americas Fighting Thinker
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Car Runs
Into Store.
Girl Dies

A half-hour after one youthful
= driver had been arrested for reck-
leSsneSS. an ls-year-old girl was
killed and another critically in
jured when a second young COM
panion crashed the same auto
through the front OF a store
The driver Of the car when tho
fatal accident occurred was Arthur
! Barry. "a. Of 2il2 Sixth street
held for investigation Of negligent
homicide Police say he was speed
ing 50 miles an hour
CRASH KILLS GIRL
Killed IN the crash a. 1886
Harper avenue was Maryliu Mod
inc Of 457 Bralnard. Beatrice
TroGnchuk. Il, Of 4l3S Third
avenue. was seriously injured
Prior 10 the accident, the car
containing Barry and the girls was
stopped at Gratot and Eleven
Mile road by RoScyille police who
said it has been driven 80 miles
an hour through a red traffic light
Alexander Herrada. 20 Of 1886
Sixth street. was tho driver al
that time and he was held FOX
reckless driving The car was TO-
leased 10 Barry 10 take the girls
1870
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
NEWLYWEDS KILLED

Mr. and Mrs Cyril a Riddell
26376 Oakdale avenue ROYAL Oak
who were married New Year s
Eve. died instant when +t7rr car
collided head-on with one driven
by Charles Maxwell. B. Of Pom
fiac. on Auburn road east ri Pom
tisc Maxwell suffered a skull
fracture
Five-year-old Arthur Robinson
was killed when ho mother Mrs
OSpie Robinson Flat Rock lost
control Of her car and crashed into
a utility pole
Henry ChloSts II ~ ~ klns-
man avenue. was another victim Of
a fatal accident
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23

ground. That acre. though, would
produce about 5000 bushels of
potatoes. The average yield from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23

Miss Phillips, who followed
up her achievement last fall
Of being the belle of a ball
at the University of Detroit
by sharing with two others
the highest campus scholastic
honors. She made straight A s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23

vanished
the reach their plants
the
the familyoo
be demand
To would
diverted O
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do
the rube
orsevice the miles
hhtmSefo n
dnyh available Americas
rubber The udgung remaining
provide
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las possible driving
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23

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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-13
Famous Americans, Defense
School Assembly Subjects

Studies OF famous Americans and
the nations program OF defense in
the present emergency were inclu1-
ed in assemblies presented today in
Ypsilanti schools and are planned
for programs next week.
Grade rooms and high school
home rooms had facts and pictures
of famous historical events and peO-
pie prominent during this month
on bulletin boards. Studies in
classes centered around these same
items.
At Prospect School. the third
grade pupils are planning a patrio-
tic program for presentation next
week This annual February as
sembly will be concerned with lives
of Benjamin Franklin, George
Washington and Abraham Lincoln
and the part OF the United States
in defense. The sale of stamps
and bonds will be brought out in the
program.
At Harriet School, fourth grade
children presented a patriotic pro-
gram Tuesday and Thursday a
group from the sixth grade present
ed a program on famous ne
groes in history to Woodruff
School children. Other Woodruff
School studies will be recordings
on Lincoln, which will be heard by
older children.
string ensemble from Hartland
strong ensemble from Hartland
music department with Miss Arlene
Seaman, former Michigan State
Normal College music students,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-13
DaDson advises Parents to
freISare For Post War Time

am sure that II college presidents
realize the terrific changes which
our young people are to race after
World War II they will tnd some
way TO help them. Just as our
youths were allowed to think Ameri-
ca was preparing for defense
short of war" and then were 10 be
drafted for only one year" and
under no circumstance would be
sent out OF the country, these same
young people are now being lulled
into a happy dream as to economic
conditions after the war. oniy
six months ago | was told at Wash
ington we can lick Japan with
our hands tied behind our backs,
May we not now be getting similar
false ideas as TO what Japan and
Germany will do to- us industrially,
after we lick them in a military
way?
After-War Conditions
now have no fears Of Commun-
ism OF Naziism. The so-called
capitalistic system will continue;
stocks and bonds will not be wiped
out. The government may take
over banking and certain other big
industries: but more new private
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-13

played several selections After
ward. three students from the
elevent grade English group
presented quotations from Abra-
ham Lincoln which showed his
thoughts about the Civil War and
how they relate TO problems today
Lloyd Hansen read passages
from Lincoln's second inaugural
address in which the enamel
pator advocated fight for just and
lasting peace without hate or NAL
ice. Kenneth VANITY read from
the famous Gettysburg Address
In which the writer says we
should dedicate ourselves to the
cause and to complete PEACE. Ken.
meth Colts read from Edwin Mark
hams Lincoln, a Man of the Peo-
pie.
AT the close OF the program
DreXel Simon announced that the
sophomore class is collecting
metals and rubber.
This morning at 1000 the fourth
grade children OF Roosevelt pre-
sented a Lincoln program Pupils
participating were those not in.
cluded in other programs for the
year. Entertainment included
poems, stories, Lincoln quotations,
the flag salute and singing of the
national anthem.
Ypsilanti High School pupils
viewed a motion picture film on
DO You Know Your Money!" in the
auditorium Thursday. An air raid
drill followed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-13

ly-ovned industries will rise up to
take their places. But taxes on
stocks and bonds may be terrible.
Those who expect TO live on the
interest OF what they inherit may
get a very sad surprise. other
people-the so-called middle class
will be crushed by initiation caused
by the huge government. debt that
this country will have after World
War IL.
The above means that-married
or single-almost every woman
reader will be obliged TO earn some
money If she hopes TO maintain her
present standard of living. And
why not? Our great great grand
mothers raised large families of
children without any conveniences
and yet earned considerable money
To help out their husbands meager
income. IL might have been by
weaving or sewing. or by tending
other peoples children, or by nurs-
ing the sick, or by helping tend
her husbands store, or by having
hens or pigs or hives of bees OF
her own.
The Fittest Will Survive
For not many wears after World
War III will women have either
money TO take bridge lessons, or
time to play bridget A few years
Of prosperity" will follow during
the reconstruction period: but after
that-look out! Those who have
some enterprise and are good work
ers will enjoy a fair standard Of
living; but those who expect TO
live lives of ease, will be greatly
disappointed. The days OF play
boys and glamour girls will be over.
Once more the Bible doctrine that
those who do not work shall not
eat" (See III Thess. 3:10) will
again be the good old rule: II is
the law by which civilization grew.
The tittest will survive, reproduce
and be happy, but God help the
resti
Our nation is TO be burdened by
a terrific debt which will raise
havoc with every family whether
the debt is paid or defaulted. IL
II is paid, we all will be crushed
by high taxes; if il is redeemed
with newly printed money, we all
will suffer from high prices; while
+ it is defaulted, then good night"
Tor our banks and insurance com
panies which now are the principal
holders OF these bonds. Employ
ment, except at low wages, will be
very difficult due to the terrible
competition which is coming from
Europe and Asia after the war is
over. We can disarm our enemies;
but we cant prevent them from
working IL hours day at 10 cents
a day and underselling us in all
world and many domestic markets.
Watch Your Children's Educations
am constantly being asked,
What can We parents do to pre-
pare for such events?" My answer
is: Have all your children get
useful education. Have even the
girls learn some trade, art, or pro-
fession by which they can help out
their husbands income or pinch
hit for him II he is out of work or
ill. Never mind il these girls
don't get college degree. State
University degrees are pretty to
look at; but they are too stiff to
eat, too small for clothes, and too
frail for shingling the roof"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-13

that time. he held the rank OF com
mander and vas stationed at Pearl
Harbor.
He Is now task unit commander
Of the Atlantic Fleet and is sta
toned al San Juan. Puerto Rico.
Former commander OF the aircraft
carriers Langley and Lexington. he
is the only admiral In service ever
10 qualify for undersea. surface
and air duty.
Admiral Hoover is a native Of
Ohio. from where Mr.. Hooyer's
parents came Mr. Hooyer's father
and Admiral HOover's father were
brothers Mrs. s y. Thams. Plym-
outh, Mr. Hoover's sister. is also
the admirars cousin. DR.. Thams,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-13
Rear Admiral Hoover
Has YpSlIanti Relatives

Rear Adm. John Howard Hoover.
recently appointed commandant u
the Tenth Naval District. Puerto
Rico, whose picture appeared Mon
day in the Ypslianu Daily Press.
is a frst cousin OF Paul b. Hoover.
5 s Normal St. salesman who
served with the l.. s Navy as an
ensign during the World War
When Admiral HOoyer's picture
was printed Monday. il conveyed 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoover the FIRST news
they had received OF him since his
last letter the past summer. At
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-13

WELLINGTON. \. T. ms
Vice Admiral Herbert r. Leary.
American commander OF Amaze
forces, al "a meeting OF the New
Zealand war cabinet today warned
that New Zealand itself must pre-
pare for the possibility OF direct
Japanese attack
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-13

dentist, has ofices In Ypsilsnti.
Admiral Hoover, now IS. was gra-
duated from Annapolis'to begin his
already lengthy service with the
L. 5. Navy Mr.. Hoover held a CON-
mission In the Navy and Naval Re
serve for about ~ years, during
which he saw World War service
following completion OF a special
training course.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-13
BY Roger

Babson Park, Fh1son
have recently 49, =. eb' 10 !
catalogs OF colle1 s<ndying the
those for women l&U-espeeialiy
sion OF certain First ~ the inclu-
war courses: Dutch Al and other
jects covered an 0.ew1<e the sub
no war existed. 49, same as II
courses-other thu falmost no
which prepare stn11oG eecretarial-
an income for thszona6 ~ to secure
war. we diteI 'he
What are COLE
When talking VIA Teaehin9!
dents they ask me 6Jnege presl'
ious about what ~ Nam so anN-
students after tn NDppen TO the
. Some say: Our 0k41eE Is OVER
students to regist6 = 1sfo get the
ate them. The ~ md to sradu-
ried and the boys8ip VII &c mar
so why worry?" fTi ~ drafted
plain that gifts arr hs,sy also COM
income from en4AwxAn'eg on the
clining and they e<nDifents IS De
ford to take on ~ ~ fannot al
tors or experim01 u uM instruc'
courses. WIN ne"
All the above ny b
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-22
9ie Mnnibiarben, has luanDernDc Golf

go oft man es geieben bat, INNER
Dieoer padt es ben 9ei6aler: Mns.
aug zines 8erepolfes ais iamtliden
3orfern oes Gales nit &ino rno
4egel, Gieb nno 9abe, cine Ieltlalne
@ribeinlng. Cube Jebruar, iobalo
im Gbonetol Der 2en5 ben Ginter-
|Ihlof Ger Sdolle bri1t, perlaiien Die
|Mnnipiarben bas ltl1nbenlange, in
@is nno Shnee erltarrte 9odtal, be-
looen ibre 8a9elden nno lteiaen Ing
Nebeneel0noe bon Sioers binab.
S6on ben Homern mar es ais ,,lieb.
libe @eeenb" befannt.
&inoer ino alte 2ente, Serfel, 3ie<
gen, hammer unb Siibner, Srube
uno &iibeneeibirr, Hebiteden nno
8erf5eue aaer Art bas itaut iid auf
oen 8aeelben. sSSe,nano futibiert,
Der Sieit oer 5amilie trottet nit oea
maribfabigen Staaeenoiien binten
nod. pie elm BON Saus nno Sol
pertriebenes 8olflein, Dos iih Elm or=
Der 2ano luden mub, nuten oiele
Bonoeraiiae on. Gag um Gag ipie-
berboIen fie lih, bis io5uiaaen oas
lette 8ein bie Salihaft nerlaiien bat.
9oh loiten nibt 8ebmut nod Ser
5ipeiflung auf ben brauneu @eli6tern.
Ni6t Gertriebene iino es, iie oieben
nibt ans enem perlpiiiteten ~8eiistum
ms ltngelpiiie, ionbern lpedieln ein=
fab oie Sbolle llno baulen fib llnten
im Sal i'm alt ererbten Gigen ein.
sSn neuerer 3eit miro o,t1 ettpa set
Iltolaltipagen belteIlt. slber er foItet
@elo, lno Die ipenigiten fonnen lih
Die slusaaben leiiten. an einigen
Srten miro cine Oorftpabe 5uriidge-
laiielt, anl anoern beeniigt man iit
init SbloB alno Miegel uno Dem ln-
eridiitterliden gertrallen auf oie
ieiner Mitmenlden.
ssr brei 8orfern pb Sibers, bon
oenen Wltra5 allein etlpa 600 @in=
lpobner ailinimnt fliegen Die 5en-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-22

@otteslob oils bieies leete mlrbe IN
oielen Gaumeu ME eebort. @eu, gu
lieber Gatereott, gu balt unier 9eten
pernomnen; baIt Did bon nnlerem
Spferlpilen iiberaeust; unier finoli-
DIES Bertrauen lit Sir iiber au Ser
gen aeeangen. 2aB nns allo ni6t 5u=
lbanoen neroen IN ,lnlerer 8offnuna!
gtab Dem feierIid) eeiungenen &ei-
ieiegen 5oeen mir proaeiiionsmeiie
aus Der airdge. Sic bate lid) in5tpi-
ihen bonn Solfe biz o,,f ben leBten
8las eefiiut. 9ieies CUTE Bolt fiiblte
NIT uns. Das fonnte man nit ben
Sdneen ereifen; oenn bel ,mlerem
anseane speinten oieie 2eute ibren
eanaen Srenmangsl6mera lant in Die
Stride binein.
auf oem groben 9loiterplabe Dor
ser Stride itanoen ldon Die Autos
bereit fir ben ,Abtransport" Der
N6nde Die 2eute iiberibiitteten nns
nit alien ;3eiben Der 2iebe: Tie boben
uns ideioenoen Non6en nit ipabr-
bait miitterlider Gorge bas @epdd
ms Muto lno reidten ieoem einael=
nen Die Sano nit iuarmen: Drude.
auf bie ltiirmiiden 8itten oes Yolfes
mnBte Batter @raobt nodlnals Den
Seeen erteilen ben oie 2eltte ipeineno
allf Den &nien entaeeennabnen.
Damn ratterten Ole Motorer, uno
Ser Gloitert,,rm bon ct. Sttilien ent-
ibmano lanelam 1lniern mebn,iitig a,,-
riidihalenoen 8liden. Wfein 9era
mollte nodmals 81 flagen beginner.
aber 6er int @lauben eefeltigte 8ias
iano bas redte @ort: uSimnelpater,
9ein 8iIle 9eidebe!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-22
lShInBl

eSQDre DlHpllrO DaIlell lle SIellu ltHp
/ 2eio nit uns geteilt: batten gejnbelt,
tpenn es 2elte gab, 5otenfloge anae-
ftinnnt, ,penn Srauer BEL inns elm
febrte. 90 offnete> iih au6 iest ibr
eberner Muno, nm nit ibrer eimorin9=
lihen Stimnle ipie pom Siinmel Der
eeeen oas bimlnelibreienoe llnrebt
sn proteltieren. 9en IA Hotbringern
NOR bies pffenlidtlib peinlid). sic
eerieten III arobte Serleaenbeit: Soa,
te iid bod bie Aufbeblmg oes &lo-
fters eon5 beimlih, obue 8ifen Der
nm9ebung poll5ieben! Ias 8oie im-
gibt iid ia 10 gerne nit Seimlihfeit
8moem mubte man, oas Golf ber I'm
9ebnng ipiirbe einen ioldeu @elpoltz
oft niht ihneiseno binnebmen; oenn
es liebte oas &loIter. Ser &rummitob
NOR elm tpoblgelittener Nahbar. SIN
&loiter bolte man ailfe in Gorge nmb
Got. ssn bie pielen 9eihtbGnslein
Der @r5abtei trug man 10 eerne am
Sonntagnorgen bie slrm leligfeiten
Der @ode lmO Iieb iid sic mlttloie
Seele pieber auiribten. 9eim frellno=
lihen grl1ber at ser &loiterpforte
bat rnan6er arme Snngerleioer Elm
antes 9rodlein befpmn1en. sSebt, ibr
aieben 2eute ale, peritebt ibr pobl
Dos Glogen ser @loden: ,,9Seb elldL
e,er Gloiter lit nift mebr!' 9ieles
oltfrei3enbe Hlfen ser @loden 1un6te
Die IA 9tptbrileer nerpos. Sic mer<
1peibtelt ipas 5ll TIM lei. sSSn erIter 81
nie ipollten lie Diiien, iper oas eleftris
fbe @etriebc ser 8loden eingel6altet
babe. suein ibr Serluufragen erlltete
eiliees Sbweigen, nnD Die @loden
binrlnelten nnb ltiirluten brarf los,
mas llur aus ben Snrnlienitern ber=
aus5ubringen mar. llno oie9totbringer
ianbeu altb niemanOell oer bereit gez
neien tpore, Die @loden ab5ultellen.
sSu @eeenteil, alib Oie @larmlirene
fin9 nod an, Stnrm ou beulen, 10 oaB
Das 8olf in Sbaren berbeieilte nno
nit milber @elte auf bic georiidec
ibrmpfte.
Grit nod elmer 8iertellhmbe pnrbe
nos einorinelite Stur,nlignal o,rm
Sbleieen eebrabt. limo Damn l6ipies
gen Die @loden fit immer; benn es
NOR Garfreitag geporoen fir bas
GIoiter. Mon borte oie Sommer=
ihIGee bon @oleatba. Die 20 or
beitsfGbieen 8riioer muBten bleiben,
,puroen our @eiteriiibrllne Der Mr.
belt in aGen 8etrieben perpfiihtet
nno nnter &riessrebt geiteat Der
graabt, oie Yotres nnb Die dlteren
Briioer batten iid bis nabmittaes 3
1lbr reiieiertie 81 MAIDEN. Gie It'll
len Moitersdnse, lit oenen Ionit nnr
oas N0tielte, ,no audi oas nur nit
1eiier Stih,me aeiproden ful,ree, ,p,lr-
ben aui einmal 10 nneepobnt la,t
nno tpioerballten bon 8eieblen, Mabz
iuneen, @arnlmeen, Grobnngen,
" 5enn iiberaa ihliden nit SpGberau-
aen sic IA s,otbrineer berum, NIT
jbnBbereiter Woffe.
Nb,peienben Shines ,mo gGrenbeE
@euliites bolte ib meine Softer bon
Der 9icle bernnter. aber ipas finn
merten mid iett 8iiten uno &alten
nmo sic poar lunlpigen Saden, Die
id, mitnebnen fonmte. Ser S6mer5,
Ia
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-22
Scr Aloferinrm bon ct. Ottiliem

| Iiter5ele, Jon ib Did pirflih fir inn
liner perlaiie,l2 SITS &irflihfeit ober
tits nur Elm boier Srailul? sber bas
miiblam nnterbriidte Stobnen aus
Der Hahbar5eae rib mid nnlanft aus
Dem Gbantalieren in Die Nirflihfeit
5uriid uno bra6te mir mein @lenb
nur Inn 10 fiibIbarer gum 8emuBtiein.
Sonit ipar id) aeipiB nibt bon ,8eie
nineen'. slber iest mnBte ib mir
Die @rleidternng gefpobren, nm ein
Briinnlein bon Srdnen aus Der ae-
preBten Seele at meinen. go ieste
idb mid fir einiee Aneenblide an ben
Hano meines lieben >Stroblades, Der
mir im tauieno gsadten barte, bod
erfriihenoe 8ube seipabrt bate. Als
ih in @efabr mar, mid iolh ipeblei-
bigger Stimmilng bin3ugeben, fiel
mein 8lied auf oos Greu5 an Der
@ano. @ie oft lehon tpuroe Dor Die
lent 8iloe Die fliigellabme Seele ipie-
Der friid) belhminat! Seute aber
icbaute mid Die aefreuoigte llnidnlo
beonoers einorin9li6 an. slls ipollte
mid Ser fronme 9uloer am &re,tae
an Die 8orte erinnerlL Die ct emit
at ieinen sSiingcrn geiprohen: Ser
Singer fann es nidt beiier MAIDEN
als Der gteiiter. 49,; baben lie Utid
perfolgt, peroen lie audi eud) ber-
fulgen.' u8er Msir nodfolaen min,
nebne iein 9reu5 anf lid.' limo mel
ne erolleuoe Seelc, Die auf Srob nno
Habe iann, ipuroe ernobnt,. SbnL
oeln @efreii8igte,1, liebebon Die SSor-
te nad5uipreden: ugater, pergib if,
men, bem lie minert nidt, mas lic
tl1." 3ann itono ieb enti6loiien auf
llnb podte nit friihen Mute meine
aoffer 5u @nbe, bereit, Das &ren5 5ii
trngell.
llnt 12 llbr rief inns Die Sans-
glode nie geipobnt 5luu Mitta9slnabl.
gs ppll5og ii1 gan5 nab Der Geael,
ols oh nibts eelbeben mdre. 8ie
INNER beitieg SET Siibleier bas 8or-
leiefanoeli nno ipoltete leines Mmtes,
ipGbrenbbeHen Die Monbe nnter
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