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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-04
Bride-elect Feted
at Dearborn Party

DOROTHY SCHLAFF, BRIDE
elect, was honored by Mrs. How
ard Reckinger of Dearborn at a
pretty luncheon and shower
yesterday, with rs guests from
Mount Clemens, Detroit and
Dearborn attending.
The luncheon table was CEN
tered with a miniature bride in a
flower arrangement. Gifts for
the bride-elect included access
cries for bedroom and bath
room.
Miss Schlaff, daughter of John
Schlaff of Chesterfield, will
marry Peter Schultz in st. Pet
er's Catholic Church, Sept. IL.
Attendants will be Mr.. and Mrs.
John Destross, Evelyn Schultz,
Mary Louise Murphy, Dorothy
Lee Destross, Sylvester and De-
forest Schlaff.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-04
300 Attend
Party

APPROXIMATELY 800 jun
iior hosteses and service men at
tended the regular Thursday
night dance at the USO Club
last evening, it is reported today.
Mrs. Joseph Kaltenbach of the
Red Cross Staff Assistance Corps
assisted at the door. and at the
snack bar were Mrs. Mark AL
perm and Miss Margaret Mccall.
MRS. GEORGE PINGEL, ac-
companied by her sister, Mrs.
Raymond Schenck and children
of Washington, d. c. return to-
day from a brief visit in Lam
sing, bringing with them Mrs.
PingeIs grandson, John Pingel,
Jr., who has been staying with
his maternal grandmother, Mrs.
Roy Hardy.
MRS. E. D. KLEMENKO of
st. Clair Shores, is the guest of
Mrs. Ray Stephens of % Roose-
welt drive.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-04
Twelve Bellies Plan
Annual Dinner

PLANS for the annual dinner
party of the Twelve Bellies were
made at a meeting at the home
of Mrs. Orville Zorn Wednesday
night. The event is set for Oct.
7 in Detroit.
Mrs. Clarence Schutt was pre-.
sented with a gift from men,
bers, in celebration of her re-
cent birthday anniversary. She
also was winner of the card
prize, cand Mrs. Donald Sudan
won house. prize. Mrs. Arie
Guldemond will be hostess Sept.
16.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-04
Crowds Attend Two Events
at SeIfrid ge-Homes- Pro ect

Luncheon tables were laid
with lace, and centered with Fall
flowers. Mrs. Albert M. Carter,
chairman, welcomed the new
members, and the afternoon was
spent at cards. Mrs Paul Boring
won a special prize. At the nat
meeting, Sept. II, Mrs. Joseph
Kazitis will be chairman, and
members of the organization will
donate dishes and silver to be
used in the new clubhouse. The
organization expressed apprecia-
ton to the men of the project
who built the clubhouse.
The games party was so Sue
cessful that plans were laid for
another next Thursday night.
The committee included Mrs.
Carter, Herman Wycoff and
Irwin Schneider.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-04
Wesleyan League
to Meet Tuesday

WESLEYAN LEAGUE of the
Methodist Church will open the
new season at a meeting at the
home of Mrs. Kendall Waltoa ~on
Buckingham drive.
The new officers, who will
serve as committee for the event,
will be installed at a service to
be conducted by Mrs. Roy Kidd.
They are Mrs. Rufus Reitzel,
president; Mrs Ford Swinney,
vice-president; Mrs. Peter Via
def, secretary; Mrs. w. H. Por-
ter, corresponding secretary; and
Mrs. Louis Bobcean, treasurer.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-04
Zion Auxiliary
Meets Tuesday

YOUNG WOMEN'S Auxiliary
of Zion Evangelical Church will
meet Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Will
bur Held, IA Hollywood court.
At this meeting the money
earned during the summer by
the members will be collected.
Mrs. Carl Pingel and Mrs. Les
lie Devantier will assist the
hostess.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-04
RebekahsHonor
Former Officers

SEVENTEEN former top Of
ficers of Rebekah Lodge were
honored last evening, when the
annual Past Noble Grand night
was held in Barron hall.
Approximately 40 persons
were present, including Mrs. Ed
ward Sharpe, head of the Michi-
gan Rebekah Assembly, who
conducted a short school of in
struction. The evening was pre-
coded by potluck dinner.
Plans for joint games party
to be given by Rebekahs and
Oddfellows in Barron hall on
Sept. IL were made. The event,
which will be open to the pub
lie, will begin at 8 o'clock, with
Mrs. Hugo Siewert and Carl
Glefke in charge.
MRS. PETER WALKOWIT
entertained members of the St.
Louis Hollyhock Club at the
first Fall meeting yesterday.
Tentative plans for an October
-rummagc sale were made.-Mrs.
Harry Thibault was named sec
retary-treasurer, to replace Miss
Ada DeKeyser, who will return
to her teaching duties. Mrs. JUL
ius Madou won house prize. Mrs.
John Madou will be hostess on
Sept. II.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-04
Promotion

WORD has been received that
Pvt. Elmer Frohm of New York
City, has been promoted to the
Rank of corporal. Mrs. Frohm.
the former Maxine Ballantine,
will leave Sunday night to join
her husband for as long as he
remains stationed in New York.
Corp. Frohm is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. George Frohm of All
rens street.
WHOSOEVER CLASS of Gill
bert Memorial Baptist Church
will meet Tuesday evening at
$50 o'clock at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph r. Simms of
Clinton River road, for a picnic
supper, with business meeting
to follow.
MRS. J. H. MILLER Of Austin,
Tex, arrived last evening to Wis
II her sister, Mrs. Perry H. Irish.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-04
WeddnQ Of Ence HouQhen and Frank Gambrone Revealed
Pauline Ullrich Wins
Masters Degree

PAULINE ULLRICH received
her Masters Degree in History
from Wayne University, Detroit.
at the close of the summer SEES
sion.
A graduate of Goucher College
in Baltimore, Md, Miss Ullrich
taught in Lankenau School for
Girls in Philadelphia for four
years, resigning to continue her
studies. Miss Ullrich also holds
a teachers certificate from De-
troit Teachers College, now a
part of Wayne.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-04
Mrs. Leo Braun Heads
American Legion Auxiliary

THE 23RD YEAR of Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary open
ed last evening with an election
meeting held at the clubhouse on
North Gratiot avenue. Twenty
four members were present.
New officers are Mrs. Leo
Braun, president; Mrs. Russell
Branyon, vice-president; Mrs.
Harry Moore, treasurer; Mrs.
Charles Mikelait, secretary; Mrs.
Charles Mallast, chaplain; Mrs.
William Durre, historian; Mrs. T..
l.. Preston, sergeant at arms.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-04

TWO BIG EVENTS at Sell
fridges Homes clubhouse proved
highly successful yesterday. The
opening meeting for the Tall of
the Women's Club, a luncheon,
drew IS women, while the first
of a series of games parties in
the evening attracted 81 resi-
dents of the proect.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-04
Promoted

PVT. CLARE LEONARDSON
of Camp Livingston, La, has
been promoted to rank of corpor-
al, it becomes known here to-
day. Corp. and Mrs. Leonardson
recently spent a nine-day fur.
Tough here with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Leonardson.
Mrs. Leonardson is the former
Lorraine Doescher, and is living
in nearby Alexandria, La.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-04

M r S. CLARENCE c 0 T.
TRELL of North River road left
this morning for a weeks vaca-
ton at the Cottrell cabin at Luz
zerne, Mich. Her guests will be
Mrs. Emil Rickert and Mrs. Will
liam Maracle.
MRS. ANNA BALLANTINE
has returned from a few days
spent at a cottage at Lexington
Heights with Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
nard Ballantine.
BERNARD SIEG, small son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sieg, is
i'll in st. Joseph's hospital.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-04

NEWS of the marriage of Eu-
nice L. Houghten, daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur T. Hough-
ten, and Frank Giambrone,
Mount Clemens attorney before
his entry into the army, became
known today.
The wedding took place in Los
Angeles, Calf. August 16 at the
Wee Kirk o. the Heather, Forest
Lawn, replica of the church in
Scotland which Annie Laurie
attended DR.. Hardy Ingram per-
formed the ceremony by candle
light. at 1870 o'clock before the
altar on which were baskets of
white dahlias, yellow gladioli
and delphinium.
The bride wore a gold-colored
wool suit with leopard lapels, a
gold felt pompadour hat with a
halo veil, and a corsage Of tiger
lilies. She was given in marriage
by D. l.. Reichard of Covina,
Calf.
Mrs. Sigvart Rugland of Mas
on City, Ia. was matron of hon
or, in brown corded alpaca
dress and brown felt pompadour
hat. Her flowers were yellow
giadioii.# =
The bridegroom, who is the
son of MIR. and Mrs. Charles
Giambrone of Brant, N. Y, was
attended by William Garel of
Chicago and Thomas Ward of
Lakewood. 0.
After the Greig Il Love Thee"
and Relationships theme from
Romeo and Juliet, the organ
ist played Annie Laurie, as is
the tradition in this church.
Schubert's Ave Maria" was a
background for the service.
Receiving the guests at the
door of the church was Lu Ruth
Anderson of Eindsborg, Kan,
who wore green crepe dress,
beige hat, and peach gladioli.
Mr.. and Mrs. Giambrone re-
ceived their guests after the cere-
mony in the court of the Wishing
Chair. Among those present at
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-04

Elected to the executive
board were Mrs. Bert Gwinn,
Mrs. William Clemens, and Mrs.
Archie Williams.
Mrs. Braun succeeds Mrs.
Gwinn as president.
The officers will be installed
by Mrs. Charles Hunt, district
president, of Port Sanilac, on
Oct. l at the clubhouse.
Other business conducted last
evening includes the decision of
members to continue sending
boxes to boys in service, and re-
ports by Mrs. Braun and Mrs.
Preston on the recent state con-
vention held in Kalamazoo.
MIR. AND MRS. PAUL v.
GOTTKE of Sc Grand avenue
have as their guests their son
and daughter-in-law, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Paul w. Gottke. Lieut.. Got
ike, who is temporarily assign
ed to the Willow Run Bomber
Plant, has been stationed at
March Field, Calf, since earn
ing his commission in December,
1941.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-04
Family Reunion

THE FIFTH ANNUAL Crisis
man family reunion will be held
Sept. 13 at 1890 o'clock at the
new Avon Township park,
Rochester. About ESQ persons
from five different states are ex-
pected to attend.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-04

SILVER CROSS CIRCLE will
begin Fall activities at a meeting
at the Kings Daughters Home
on Wednesday, Sept. 8, at 2 o..
clock, it is announced today.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-03
NmslanH lit icbt
int Scr Oficniipc

9tosfau. 'Seit einsr sSodye fpnl.
men BON bier Melolntgen Die bepei.
ieu, CAB Sitter tlidt nit elmer Siicll.
lipe ir9elloiuo geradnst bate, be,u
Die slnsriffe. ses-Siuitesssaal Der gan
zen ssront 5eiget, oab uieIe Srup
pen luegge5ogen lpurosh. Gs ,par ser
Ruiian m61liG ibre Sfsnitpe al ore
&lnften lpeiter5utragal. DE @e
Iabr Der slbibneioung Ser Gerbiu
oungslinien Der Seutiden nof cen
iitolifan 9fublano beitebt lpsiter.
Wtosfm. llnlere Sruppen nablusl
eineu 9erg al Ser SiiSfront boz
Stalingrao, Ser bisber bon Del
Geutidjen bartnafig bebauptet lpurbI
uno no tic INNER rpieoer 0eritor
fln1gen beranbraften. Der Sarg be
berridt oas @plgagebict llno oa;
gon5c iitoweitliGe Stalitgrao.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-03
0rci fran3SIitc ::>8eetc
itnN cntfcmttttcn

@ern. Sie Gerienflln9 Der fron-
5oliten SSlottc ging oic 9eieguag
gaa5 SraltfrciGs pornlIs. Giner 9luf-
foroerltn9 Ser slonirala Sic Sbiile
an Die Oeutlfen 5u iibergeben be-
antmorteten lie nit Sseuer. 9llS lie
rpn oeut'den sslug3eugen lnlfreiit
un0 Inlia!ten SIM Gilnarid) Scr
SeutiGen in Das Saiengcbiet BON
Soulou gelnatht luuroe, ilog eines
nad) oenl anoeren bon ben Sd)ificn
IN Ole 2uft uuo nabnt nit lid IN Die
Siefc Mann ullo Otaus. Gin tragiid)-
e5 Geld)if INT eine MadJtpolitif Der
slfie. ga sic SaIeneinfabrt bon
Soulon lebr eng lit, blieb ser Slotte
nichts anoeres iibrlg ais rntersll-
gcben. Srei llSpote entfaran uno
|lu1r ems lit Bel Sen glaiierten ein-
getroffen, Die beioen anoeren luaren
10 idNper beId,doigt ourcb 8onlber,
bab lie in Barcelona, Spanien, 3l.-
llud)t iuAten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-03

G4eDelanb. Sie GIeoelano electric
illuminating so. eah befmnlt, SAB
lie bon nah Dem 1 Sanllar 1945 ul
oie eleftrilhen Nteter ibrer 800, 900
&lnOen MIR ieben slueiten Monat
leien laiIen miro anltatt lpie bisber
ieoen Mfonnt.
Die 6irma Iagt, Dies iei eIlle
ariegseinrittung, Die BON pielell
eleftriihcn 9ienit lieferIloen Slrlnen
i'm Sano aiifgenomnlen sporoel lit,
am 3eit, slrbeit, ioluc Glnnllirei-
fen ilno 8aioline 5u iparen.
Die Gorteile I'M gal5en 8ereid)
oieler bon Ser 8eielid)aft beoientell
lit oarin 5u finoen, oab ourh Senoen
pon Gfehnungen jeben stpeiteit Nio-
nat allh Die Yoit tpeniger 5n tun bat,
benn iie bat 100000 slrtifel crit
flaiiiger Goit lpeuiger lhsnlieferl,
i'm sSahr.
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Gnsil Gmr,pia perlanaf
pSuiac Gnti,,ilitariTc>
rmt,e DSmtietlan>s

Sos slngeles. @enn es natb Glnil
Subpig gebt, miro SeutiflanS nod
oleienl &riege nid)t einmal mebr ei-
men @iunmifniippel 5uriifbebaltelr,
Inn eilleu nellen &tnflift propo5ierell
ST fDnnen.
9uopigs Elan iiebt oie p0Qige
Gntlpafinmg bis berlrlter su bel,
@unlnlifniippeln Ser YpliSilten Dor.
9tur Ourf Elm 10 raoifales Torgehell
lit es leiuer slnlidt uad) nloglid,
elm &ieoerauileben ser aggreiiipeil
Snltinttc s,l perbinbern, oie Die Sea.
tionen in spei Meltfriege geltiir5t
baben. 9as beutide Gr5iebunssip-
ltem miiiie Ser slufliht ser Serei-
nigten Nationen unteriteat neroen
ruo er idlug iogar Die Sfaffuna
einss Yrotefturats iiber Sautidlanr
Dor, ,oas 800 Sabre lang cine fill-
turlole Heeierllng gebabt bat"
Meoer Den Nasis nod Sen Sun.
fern ooer bem Golf ielblt fonne oie
9ilonng elmer Hegierune altDertrall1
ipereen." Seit 800 Sabren lit Die
9epDlferl,na 10 beberrlht geipeian
SAB lie nit)t einrllal periud)en fam,
eine beiriebigenoe Selbitperlpaltl,na
81 ihufien, oa iie pipdologiid)e 6alt-
oifaps bot" ltno er ltimmte Ser an.
regung sn, oab ole Sentlden lin
Sdlpeib ibres slnseiidts alles ipie-
oerauibauen imo eriesen ioaen, oas
lite geitobleit abgeriiieu ober Serlt0ri
baben".
Gmil Sllouig lit ser Gerialiel
Der 8iosrapbie ~Mooiepelt". Gr bal
eigenartige slniiften ilno bat an-
iheineno nod nielnals ehpas Don eli.
nem Gertrag bon @eriailles geleien
ooer elmer Mbltinnnung in Sber~
idleiien, lpo 81 Hro5ent I ii |
9eutiGlano itinalten uno Damn Siul1
seil su Nolen geihlaspn ,ullroen!
glnd nGre cs gut, lpeln CT oer
&offnunesItrabl r9ltlantie Gbarter
itnoieren suollte.
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5bmere luftkanlpfe
ut11 Bi5erte un0 Cunts
l,ocb 11icbt ent(bei0en0
Edmpf in Cunts balo Dor 2lbihlu6

faner BORT nit id!peren Gcrlatiten
iuriifgctrieben iuurocn. Scite an
Seite nit Gen slmerifancrt fanlpicn
Die 6rar5oIcn an oicier Staue.
Sonoon. Die gtienItraitfriite in
SunaIien wuroeu onrd) oie uner-
nliiaIib porordngenbe 1. Irlnee ollf
elnen it'd intner nebr pcreuaenocn
&iiiteniireffen 5lilanlnellgeordngt
nadOen bie slaiierten einen irur t2
Meilen rant Mfittelmeer spiihen
Sunis uno gi5crte gelcgcnell Yluft
erreid)t ln6 bamit einen Sell s!pi=
Ihcn oic beioen bonn sSeinoc beiesten
Stlote getrieben baben. Ta oili oieie
@eiie Die @abnperbinolmg s.piifen
Sltlis nno 9i5erte unterbrohen
ipuroe, batten Sic Idien-8 -8arniionei,
IN beioen Srten fait iioliert sueroen
foilnell, Od lie nur nod iiber biG
&iiitenrplte nlitainanoer in &erbirt,
Dung itanOen.
Gas &aulpfaebiet INN Yi3crte unS
Sulis tit beioncers geeignet fir ott
Gerte,oigllna neil es sebirgig i'll
lulb Die Illiierten hie slllariffe bon
Der @iiite ber MAIDEN lpiiiian ln(
1le 9tieoerungen iino nit 2ano
mlnen gelpift. IS mar ser lhluel
IbaFeIti9te Gllntt ser fran50iiidcl
&oionie, BON 100 aus bieIe eeipiiler
nlaBen Neroairifa heherrldltesi.. s,
abar Die slngriiie bon Gaiablanc;
I'M ntlantilhen SSean erfolgten, ii
Die Sitliation 10, baB oieier Gunf
lllcbt gsbalten iperocn fam ltno e:
1T nllr cine Sragc Der Seit, lpem 81,
slhla lid crgeben miro. IS bat slebn
lihfeit nit Singopur, bab BON
.gieer aus nie perloren gegangsl
mure, obar Die Sarnner batten es
iert!s gebraht, bon binten Olrh oit
Gld1lulaels 5u funuusr. Sier lit Das
ielbe GerbGltnis.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-03
GShttisites.Nb3aSc bel
2lrittcc itc,t acrcaclt

Waiblngton Ias ariessoepart.
inent teilte nit, es iparoe ocn lSpl-
Naten eriauban, einen orcBeren Seil
ibrer SDbn,ing oils bisber fiir ibre
Garlorgungspflicbtigen S!bensDer-
lther,tngs-B BranlRn ,nno Sparfut.
ten ab3i,5Deigen, nno s.par fonnell
Soloatan iett aue liter SO PRO 800,
nat binausgebenos S6htllng fiir 0ieil
s.cpede bsreititsIlen laiieil.
Die 8crfiieung crying nSilgl;ltiter
SIS YeriunaIs i'm 5eloe, Gas grobert
slnipriihe ser Seinlat an ieine Cob
ming bat ais oisbar abge5meigt ,per
sen fonnten, ooer bas iit) I'M 9elit
bon rlebr 2obultns iinbet, als es au
Dem ieiueiligen Soften brauht. /"
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Be3ugs(rbein fdr Butter?

Gie Wtilhproouftipn in Den Ser.
einietcn Staaten miro iiir latienoes
Sabr mii runo 120 Miaiaroen Gio
uernn'dlagt = mebr OILS je sllppr
aber oocb uiht scnllg, ben geiteiecr-
ten 5ipil- uno Itilitdrbeoari 81
oecfell obnc in Die 9icierpell ein5l,.
-greifen, bie nornlaleripeiie ins
nablte Sabr i;berncnlnlen lpcrOer
lpiirben.
Gen amtli6en 3ifiern lia6 biirf'
ten bie @eitanoe on milctpirtIdaft'
llben Yrooutteu aul 1. Sanuar faun
niebr ais uiereinbalb Milliaroer
&iihto MiIO gleiffpmhlen, geael
fiiufeinbalb aiilliarOen 81 Veginl
ces lauianosn SaDres.
l(no oaB oie Gr5euglngslage in
fommenoen Sabre beiicr ipcroeu
.riro. iii onaelid)ts Oes Wangels an
Mrbeitsfr1iten in Ser GanDmirt.
ldait nidjt gut oenfbar. Die mo
tbanatlfe tSolae oieier Sat'a6cl
fann pffenbnr nid)ts onOeres ieil az
Gin .Gngerltnallen oes &ielnells, ci
NJ Gerbraud)seinihrlnfl,ng aud
aui oieieln @ebiet. limo Tcrbrnud)s
cinibrinfling bat, iuenn lns an Ell
ner gleifnldi,igen Gerteililng bes
GeriiA5baren nnb Germeinllng ipl.
DIR llebelitlnoe ieber Mangelniri
ifait ipie .Sblangenlteben", Sam
itern uno Sh;eberpreiie gelegen lit
nitts anberes als Hationierung 81
beOelltsn.
Selhit oas allerifomte aSutter
Miro nerfnappt ourh 3manss,
oi1t.
llno iogar Sic bette Butter
SSebt in 0en &upotlS Oergebt.
Gier, &affee, 1leiib i,no 3ufer
Griegt man nift fiir gltes @elo,
limo Ser aaerdrmlte Shlutcr
SIT benl 6etttpauls aleid)geitellt
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$hlcppbcct eckt ,anter;
Ccnfcr int Siufcn

Glepelano. Gin idyueres llugliid
ereignete iid) auf Gem Safe grie
PIN 9fittlpph firth periunf bas Gen
Santer rGleoeco" 5ebeube goot
nIomiral" nit il 2tNnn 8eiubl1Q
dilIheineno onourd), Dap ild) ourd
SEN Stnrm Die 3ugtette periuirselt;
llno babur6 ons Woot ploslidl ter
Ianf. gtltn trelbt ser Sanfer Gleuecr
nit Sis icfpper beOeft rno 1e
Wann ge'aslma Nllrd Gislhollel
lduper belGuoigt .berun Gr llillul1
@ailer allf nno beflnOet lid, in lin
fenoen .3uItano. 1 Wiilionen GaIo
nen Gil hat ser Sanfcr an @pro.
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1882 N1aftn biskcr
pcn Scr Slctte perlcrcn

@aibington. Sas 9farireoepart-
ntant sab befannt, oaB iih bie Ser
lutte ser Marinc al 8efauenen Ser.
ipllnOcten mo GernliBten ieit &riegs.
beginn bel Sperationen in allen
aeiIen Ser gSelt bis Is. 9.ouember
mrf 1882 SfTisiere nno Marl.
idyaiteu belanfsn @leieh5eitig ipures
audi Die II. Gerlltitlilte peroffelt
lid)t, oie Die Namen BON IA Gotten
Gerlpunoaten uno Gernlibten ent.
bdlt. Inter Sen 8sialntperl1lten iinf
1929 @efaasne, 2157 &eripunbete
lnb 1916 &ermibte. Ginigc De,
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in ser alten EprenGeuieitllng oes
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lns, nit Ser Nabn nah Dem ipa.
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Die Gefan9enen bon 34ortalet

Sier leben Die Wf1nner, Die er upr
Sen StantSseriftsbof bon 9fiom
itellte, unter idpper ertrGgli1en @e.
bingllnsen. Die Gdume, in benen lie
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panoten uno ircunbe MIR einmal
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frr5e 3eit. leben ltlo ipretben. Sic
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Ilb 81 bsspegen. Sbre &erpfle8ulg
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beileGen, ole iSefs bon Tprtalet lit
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Iiegen gerid)te Dor, bab Ger che
maIige Miniiterpr1iioent Saul Hep.
ralto nlto Ser iriibere SnnenminiIter
Georges Nfanoel, ser emit Glenlen-
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limo bieIe ARallner Dem MarldnIl
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ucrihloileneu Siiren bes 8erihts.
|iacles bon 9iiom iii eenlta in Die
slubeInpelt aeiidert, nnD man lpeib,
oaB Gnlaoier ,,ilo 9eon Blum nit
einem sMut, ser biele ibrer Siinben
pieoer siitmaht, Dor oem 0eribt
oes Wnrid]aus bieIem ielber Sen
Yroseb senlad)t baben. Aiht lie
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nod ltrperseiien, NIT ,pelder Nut
Sic &itIer- -9fegierung sen proaebper-
lni,i perfolete. Der 10 tpenig iI,ren
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ll,d,, oie ariegsihulo Ser fran5o-
iiid,en Mepiblif aiif3llbiirben, ipnr
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