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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-29
Release Expected
Tor Last Passengers
I62 from GripshoIm
Were on Ellis Island

NEW YORK, Aug. 29-(P)-
The last of 1862 persons taken to
Ellis Island from the diplomat
Exchange ship Gripsholm which
brought them to America Tues
day with nearly 1900 other re-
patriates from the Orient, may
be freed today, Major Lemuel p.
Schofield, Special Assistant u.
s. Attorney General, said last
night.
After examination by govern
Ment agents, all other passen-
gers were released directly from
the Swedish liner at its Jersey
City, N. j., pier-the last of
them being cleared Thursday
night.
, Schofield, who has coordin-
ated the intense examination of
nj the passengers, said the dis
charge of those sent to Ellis Is
land had begun Thursday and by
last night quite a number" had
been released. He added that
their detention was continue
ton" of the investigation aboard
the ship.
J Cases concerning enemy aliens
are investigated at Ellis Island.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-29
Raj
Continued From Page y


tory there makes heavy cleo
trical equipment.
1t is on the Ludwig Canal,
connecting the Main and Dan
ube River.
In striking at Nuremberg, the
Raj was attacking one of the
best-knoWn German garrison
towns. In recent years, it had
acquired considerable notice as
the parade ground and sound
ing board for the annual Nazi
party conventions, but these
have been suspended for the
duration of the war.
Saarbruecken, in the rich
Saar Valley. is in the center of
some 70 square miles Of coal
mines. 1t has gigantic iron works
and steel mills.
Royal Canadian Air Force
filters on the raid said conditions
were so nearly perfect last night
that every detail of the streets
and buildings of Saarbruecken
stood out in relief.
I'VE took three runs over the
target before dropping the stuff
and Just couldn't miss one pi-
lot said.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-29
Allies
Continued From Page ~

long lanes between Great Brit
ain and the other sources.
Mr.. Roosevelt said that if this
country provided greater sup
plies by observing a meatless
day each week, from 20 to 80
fewer ships would be needed to
transport meat to overseas forces
and TO Great Britain. These
ships, he said could be used to
transport planes, tanks, ammu-
milton and other war materials
to fighting fronts.
FEW IMPORTS
The United States has been
importing very little meat since
the attack on Pearl Harbor. Be
cause ships available for trade
with South America are needed
for movement of strategic war
materials, importation of any
considerable quantity of meat
from Argentina has not been
contemplated.
Meatless days represent only
one of several plans considered
by the government for cutting
the American consumption of
meat. The Office of Price Adj
ministration has been directed
by the War Production Boards
food requirements committee to
formulate plans for consumer
rationing for possible future
use.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-29
Worker
Robbed Of SAB
Shores Man
is Victim

ST. Clair hores police today
soght the three men who held
u and robbed John Gnaski, A.
ycar-old Shores war worker, Of
SAB near his home at 22505 Vio-
let.
Gnaski tolc. Shores policemen
the three men first approached
him as he walked along Jeffer-
son to Alter road in Detroit to
await a bus. He lad just finish
ed work at Hudson Motor he
said
He said one Of the men nudged
him and said You're the man
who aok nay three weeks old
wife" When he Indignantly de-
MED the charge. Gnaski said the
men walked away.
The victim said he noticed
car following the bus on which
he rode to st. Clair Shores. Near
his home, he said tn, men took
his money.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-29
Death Claims
Mrs. Bartlett
Ex-RoseviIIe
Resident Dies

Funeral services for Mrs.
Flora A. Bartlett. So, OF lll46
Gratiot, Detroit, until a few
weeks ago a resident of Rose
Vile, were 10 be held at 3 p. m.
today from the Raul Funeral
!. Home in ST. Clair Shores.
Mrs. Bartlett died Friday at
10 p. m. in the Detroit Osteo-
pathic Hospital. Following the
funeral the body will lie at the
funeral home until IL p. m. to-
day. Funeral services and bur-
ial will be held at Toronto on
Monday
Besides her husband, Regin-
aid. she is survived by three
children, Thomas, Ronald and
Norman; two sisters, Mrs, Arm
old Douglas and Mrs. Roy Mar
tin and two brothers, Herbert
and Jack Macdonald.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-29
Clam Ch0wder
Welcomes Waves
to Mew England

NORTHAMPTON, Mass, Aug.
29-(P)-It may have been CO.
incidence, but the Navy Friday,
was welcoming the WAVES,
Uncle Sans first sailorettes, in
to this inland port in the foot
hills of the Berkshires with clam
choWder and fried filet of sole.
The townsfolk, who haven't
been so excited since the days
when they used to turn out to
see Gov. Calvin Coolidge, later
President, come home, were up
as early as the official welcom-
ing committee If Navy officers
to see the WAVES come in.
Women Tho will comprise the
organizing group to get the
Women's reserve of the us.
Naval Reserve started, were
scheduled to arrive during the
day and tomorrow. This first
group will number about 60 and
will increase to l29 by Sept. %.
This preliminary group, which
holds probationary commissions,
is composed mainly of teachers,
administrators and personnel di-
rectors. They will be given
four week n o [ r / n ton
course.
From their ranks will be
drawn Waves, probably about
a. who will replace men naval
instructors at this country's first
feminine Annapolis, the U. S.
Naval Training School at Smith
College. Others will be assigned
to administr, .iv, jobs and to re-
cruiting stations.
The formal opening of the
school has been set for Oct 6, at
which time 900 student officer
WAVES will come to town. En-
Ii s G d personnel, numbering
about 10000, will be trained at
the University of Wisconsin, the
University of Indiana, and Okla
homa A. and M. College.
The first WAVES will check
in at Navy headquarters set up
in alumnae house Capt. Herbert
w. Underwood, retired, COM
handing officer of the naval
school, will become them.
Afterward, N newcomers
will be shown Whern- theLwil
bunk-Capen House, rambling
century-old white frame build
ing on Smith Campus. There the
WAVES will live four to room
and will sleep in irown iron
double deck 'unke. Their bed
rooms will be furnished attrac-
lively but with ava' severity.
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Teacher
Continued From Page ~

for training as an officer candi-
date. She was active in civic af-
fairs during the 10 years she
taught in Mount Clemens.
Other Michigan graduates
were:
f. NJ. Davis, Re- Oak; JAM
ct c. Jenkins, Bay City; Eliza
beth Roche. Laurium; Alice w.
Wallace, Saginaw; Helen G..
Wcsterdale, Highland Park
First Company.
Katherine M. Marshall, Bear
Lake-Third Company.
Evelyn M, L 'adbury, Grand
Rapids; Marguerite B. Dennis,
Detroit; Helen =. Gardiner, De-
troit; Mary b. Idema, Grand
Rapids; Charlotte M. Morehouse,
Fenton; Marion G.. Ownen, De-
troit; Jane l. Plat, Lansing;
Donna NJ Werback, East Lam
sing-Fourth Company.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-29
pe|iier
Passes Away
Long illness Fotol
70 Mother of Four

Mrs. Irene Peltier, 33, life
long resident of Mount Clemens.
died at 5 p. m. yesterday at her
home, SO Grove Park, following
an illness of six years.
She was an active member Of
the Maccabees. Prayers will be
said tonight and tomorrow night
at eight o'clock at the home.
Besides her husband, Sterling.
she is survived by four children,
Evelyn, Is years old, Sterling.
Jr., 10, Cecilia, IL, and Gerald
inc, 6; her mother, Mrs. Pat Nc
Donough. Detroit. and a BROTH
err, Joseph Forton, Detroit.
The body will lie after 5 p.
m. today at the home where
services will be held at $3.50 a.
m. Monday and at 8 from st.
Peters Catholic church.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-29
Gunner ofAbandoned
Boat is Sought

st. Clair Shores police today
sought the owner of a II foot
speed boat found anchored 1000
feet off the foot of Nine Mile
road in Lake st. Clair.
William Miller, boat livery
operator of 21409 Jefferson,
lowed the boat to shore at 10
p. m. Friday after he noticed it
six hours earlier.
No boatmen had been report
ed missing by noon today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-29
Long Illness Fatal
10 Mrs. N. Freshney

NEW HAVEN - Mrs. Maude
Freshney, SO, died at IL p. m.
yesterday at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Harry Gave, 2ll0
Big Stone road, near here, fol-
lowing a lingering illness.
The body will lie at the Hub
bard Funeral Home. Funeral ar
rangements will be announced
by Duncan B. Hubbard on Mon
day.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-29
Hazel Park Man
Hurt i'm Accident

Edward Wojcinski, 26, 1927
Melton, Hazel Park, was serious
ly injured at $50 a. m. today
when his car and another driven
by John Tufenkjean, 81 1880
Gladstone, Detroit, collided on
South Gratiot, four miles south
of Mount Clemens.
Wojcinski is in st. Joseph s
hospital suffering from a pos
sible skull fracture. Tufenkjean
was treated by a physician.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-29
PRIVATE MISSING

DETROIT-(P)-Mr. and Mrs.
j. A. BreSnahan have been in
formed that their son, Pvt. Wal
ter A. Brcsnahan, 28year-old
Hillsdale college graduate, was
reported missing in action at
Dieppe. II was believed TO be
the first report Of a Detroiter
lost in the daring raid.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-29
Fire Fighters Flood
Ship; Il Capsiles

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 90
(P-A medium-size merchant
ship tied up at Delaware River
pier burned for almost four
hours early today, then capsized
from the weight of water spray
ed into it by TO fire companies
and a fireboat.
The flames broke out shortly
after 2 AM. (EWT) in the bow
below deck, burst through and
raced toward the s'ern despite
emergency efforts of the captain
and crew of IA. In 10 minutes
the entire ship was ablaze.
Five creWmen We burned,
one was cut and four were made
i'll by smoke. Ten firemen also
needed hospital treatment.
Tugs tried to keep the vessel
unpright but had to flee the
flames. Shortly after $50 A. M,
it rolled over on its side.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-29
CRASH PROVES FATAL

DETROIT (P)-Mrs. Thelma
l.. Shercr, 33, was killed Friday
when her automobile overturn-
cd after a collision. Police said
she had just visited her son, i'll
in hospital Mrs. Sherer'S two
year-old daughter was thrown
clear Of the wreckage and escape
uniniurcd.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-29
Death Takes
Armada Man

Damacio Tovares, 70, of Arm
ada died at sis a. IN. today at
st. Joseph's hospital. Funeral
arrangements in charge of the
Davis Funeral Home at Pontiac
were not Immediately available.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-29

THE MEETING of the North
Gratiot Group of the WSCS
which was scheduled to meet on
Tuesday. Sept. /, at the home
of Mrs. j. A. Moss, has been in
definitely postponed.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-29

The Lord liveth; and blessed
be my rock; and eXG ted be the
God of the rock Of my saliva
tion.-II Savluel 22;47.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-29
BIKES STOLEN

Theresa Allor, - Fifth, and
Oscar Socia. 260 North Broad
way, reported the theft of their
bicycles to city police last
night.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-29
War
Continued From Page ~

Continued From Page II
sitions, but Soviet headquarters
reported no major gains.
On the Rzhev front, 100 miles
northwest of Moscow, the Ger
mans said Gen. Gregory K. Zhu-
kov's armies launched new at
tacks which broke down" I'M
der Nazi dive bombing attacks
and counter thrust by Nazi
troops.
Dispatches to Pravda said Rus
sian troops held the Northern
section Of Rzhev and were at
lacking the Germans behind
plane-laid smokescrcens.
On the Egyptian front, the sit
uation remained tense but static
as Gen. Sir Harold Alexander's
British imperial armies braced
for an expected renewal of the
desert campaign and sent night
patrols to test the enemy's de-
lenses.
PATROLS TEST DEFENSE
Our patrols were active over
the-wAole- front British CT. II,
@. said. Enemy patrols and
working parties were engaged
and harassed.'
Italian headquarters said Axis
forces beat off a British motor
lied attack at the center of the
35-mile FL Alamein front, 80
miles west Of Alexandria, and
repulsed another thrust farther
south.
In the nearby waters Of the
Mediterranean, British submar-
ines striking at Axis supply lines
were credited with sinking
large tanker and supply ship
and registering torpedo hits on
three other enemy vessels.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-29

This nation needs 10 get rid
of the idea Of security economies
and return TO competitive in
dustry Thurman Arnold, U. s.
assistant attorney general.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-29
SEEK RELEASE

GRAND RAPIDS - (A') At
torneys sought release of two Je-
hovah's witnesses from the
Wellston conscientious DIRECTORS
camp on rits- of habeas- corpus
and certiorari Friday. Their
Federal court petitions contend
Andrew Odrobino of Saginaw
and John Szilagyi of Cleveland,
o., should have been classified
as ministers OF religion rather
than as DIRECTORS. u. S. District
Judge Fred M. Raymond denied
a similar petition recently.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-29
. SO THEY SAY

One thing I won't stand for
is the prospect of the wealthy
having heat and hot water 10
waste while others suffer -
Mayor Fiorello H. La Guardia,
New York.
My view is that the best meth
cd of reaching all the income is
through sales tax, supplemented
by a graduated income tax
Senator Robert A. Taft, Ohio.
The American Legion, COM
posed of a million mature men
and women of proven patriot
rededicate their lives to the ire
ism. will renew their pledge and
mendous tasks that lie ahead
Senator Wayland Brooks, Hi
nols.
The issue of Jewish army is
entering a decisive stage-Pierre
van Paassen, author and chair
man of the Committee for a
Jewish Army.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-29

Unto thee, o my strength, will
I sing; for God is my defense
and the God of my mercy
Psalms 59:l7.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-29
s t a t e
B e { S
BABY SMOTHERS

GRAND RAPIDS - (P) -
Three-months-old Kay Jaress,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Jaress of iceland, was
found dead in her crib in a nur-
seryr operated by Mrs. Pauline
Hudson Friday. Mrs. Hudson
said the child was accidentally
smothered beneath a blanket.
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Rod,3eitsoIoder,

samstaa. ben 8. Mueuit, 5 llbr
nadmittass, fanS oie 1rau,,ns BON
Walter 'shlaoo uno aotbarino ggeib
in Der Sf, Netrus Stride itatt. SD.
flor ReutiA bolloos Die 9raunns. Die
@raut in ibrem id,0nen tpeiben aIeio
ging an bem Mrm ibres Woters Sen
lansen Gong Der Stride Biz 5am vi.
tar. tpo fie ibrem @nIter bie Son1
gum 8uno bes 2ebens rei6te. wtout.
burden tparen @eors @eib, Sebn
Gleii1er; wrautmd64en Naarie Sci.
Ter. Gorotbp Sbarp. aatbarine ipirb
ais erite 8raut in oas atr9enbud, oer
neusebnuten ct. Hetrus aird)e elm.
9ef4rieben. Des WrGutieoms &eim
idt PennipIbania. Die 8raut lit bie
To4ter bon Martin unb autbarina
MeiB. tn oeren &ans etn out a,sbe.
reitetes &hbnereiien ben eineeld6emen
@diten ieroiert tuur6e. Ma4 an @e.
bod uno @etr6nfen febIte es nidt.
aHir boben einen f9Snen 9t6enb Der.
lebt. Dem iunsen Yaar aratulierfen
aue aufs ber8li&ite uno iuiinf@en If.
ten bieI Slid nno @eeen. auf ibren
eebensauee. -@. g. >
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GinlaHutte ,,sn,
Wfcfbeamten- -Yifnid am is. Anemit

Gus iiblihe @robbeamten Yidnid
finoet anh in oielem Sabr ltatt uno
stpar am is. sIuguit auf Serrn Sons
4raun's sSarm an Hofefcller &oao,
nabe glepelunb, Sbip. Nile @rob.
beaniten nno grs8rpbbeamten nnb
oeren sreunbe iinb ber5lih einge-
Inten.
=. rAlle Die barun teiInebmen lpulen,
,r,iiften iih anmelben, ibrer uie piele
bon ihrer .6amilie teilnebmen mer.
'sest,@ bainit seniigenO Grfriihungen
uiip. beitellt iperoen slue 5eilnehmer
brin9en lire eigenen eepad.en 2nnd)-
f6rbe nit. gs lit geniieeno Torrid).
tilng nl,h fir Sleildybraten porban.
Sen.
Mnmelbuneen ld)ide man al 8rpb.
@ise-YraIioent slnoreas @. Betri
2O36 W. 1O4. Ctr, ODER rufe auf
Nelroie 3077 nift ipGter oils big 13.
Iugilit. 2abt oie Sorgen subauie i,no
bringt pieI gltten Sumor nit unb fir
anes anbere iofpie gites @etter iorgt
Dns &omitee
lin bin sli gelaneen fabre man
guclib Npe. big guclib, bnnn Gt. &
big CUR Gnnfielb 8niolinltation, ba
refts binein bis 81 Ser fleinen
Bride, ba linfs uno man lit ba.
glnsipGrtige fubren bis ut. 81, red)ts
bis @t. 6, bonn Iinfs biz sur Gan-
fiat6 Station, oa lints ylnein bis our
Heinen Bride, ou linfs unb man
1T ba.
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Siuei1 IL.

Gie nadNte Veriammluns finSet
I'M 'Samstag, oen is. Mueuit. 8 llbr
rbenos itatt Die Neitglieber tper6en
'rin6t antueieno 3u iein, tpeil aud
>iesmal iebr lpidtipe @eidafte 5r er.
eoieen iino. slud :piro bas Jiinfer.
fonlitee berihten i'm Sntereiie I'm.
'erer aranfenfaiie.. Sn letter Der.
'ammlrng ipuroe beihloiien, bab Der
3meig II einen Huior abbolten ion
i'm De3elnber. @ir baben idon eine
@eibe bon Sabren feinen Boiar ge'
bobt un0 boffen oob fid iebe Sdtpe.
tier intereiiieren tpiro uno tpiqig III
mitdubelfen. @eniigen6 8eit bober
mir aud uniere Geidenfe por3nberei,
ten. go bite beIft ale nit, . lit a.,
unierem Wobl un6 Beften. SIN aomi.
tee fir naddte Werinmmlung iinS bit
SHweitern Sofia 2eneiit, Sobanno
ltnt6, 9bereia Sdmeter, Mnna Bel.
ger mnb Cara Depner. Tim guten Be
il,h bittet 6as &omitee.
2atborina Steiner, SER.
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3ncie 80.

sIlen Mitsliebern oiene aur Nah'
rift, oab ltnicre nldlte Mcnatsocr'
lammluns am 6reitag, Ben IA. Mu'
quit, 8 llbr abenbs itattiinoet.
Sic SefretGre peroen et,pas fri.
ber am Elas iein I'M 3abluneen ent.
Jegen5llnebmen.
Nile griioer mosen iih aus eise.
ucm Sntereiie beim 0erein io,pie
,eim Central Gerbunb gutltebenb
,ultell, oenn man lueib ME mas por-
'unmen fann.
sllip fonntt ale sur Geriammlrne
>antit mir ms lpenieItens eiltmal i'm
ptonat ieben lnao Elm paar eemiit
iife Stnnben miteinanoer oltbringen
Die Notwithstanding
inoet om Montue. Sen 10. Muguit
8 ltbr abenbs itatt.
8eorg Sd)aier, Sefr.
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Der 1raMem 8erein Der Semtid).
0emeinbe

bdIt feline reseImGBige Yeriammlunq
Donnerstag, Sen 90. Aus,,it, 8 l1br
abenbs, in ben nnteren 9iGimlid.
feiten Ser Stride ab. Die Shipeitcrr
m0gen gefGGisit piinftlid) erideinen
oalnit mir uniere @eidGfte alIe er,
Ieoigen fonnen.
'Sbllten ipeId)e 0reunoinnen iid)
>em 6rauen gerein Ser Teutib.@e.
'neinOe aniflieben ipollen, bite II,
>cr ndflten 8eriammluns 5u eridei.
ten. iie iino ber5lid niufommen.
Nad, Der 8eriammIuns tperoen tpir
,eipirtet bon unierer Iieben 1rau
Bfarrer Ge,,tlblGnoer. lrau Nito.
aus uno Grau 2in3ine.
emma &artmann, Yrdi.
Marie ~. Nebner. Scfr.
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Ganh Eartie.

Sonnerstag. ben 20. Ausuit, 1880
llbr. finoet Elm 9undeon, perbanben
nit aarten. unb anberen. ytSpieIen
ftatt. I'M @etropolitan Blbg., Sobn
u. uno Garmer Str. ltniere lsmipe.
itcr Daffe. Die mir ale aIs tiidjti9e
Mrbeiterin in Der ct. Hctrus airden.
geneinoe fennen, beratrtaItet biele
unterbaltun9 nno bentiibt iid, 'jebr
ole aufrieoen au iteuen. gs ,peroen
ihone Tiidpreiie uno biele an6ere
Ereife ausgeteilt tuer6en. I'm reAt
'oblreiden 8eiud) bittet sdtpefter
Doffe.
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ct. Subannes airdJen Wemeinbe.

y
Iaen Mitglieoern unb Jreunoen
;ur Nadridt. baB am Samstae, bc,l
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!ag- -9arteupartie i'm ShuIraum Ser
4ird,e abeebnlten miro. gs baben
lid, tpieoerum einise ShtpeItern &C.
nleloet. tpeld)e Nnmenstag .babcn
Slaa Miqer. Martba NfilIer, Cub
Man. Nugiflta @ebcr, 'Sppbia 3uder
iinb i'm &omitee uno beripreden
iaen einen aenubreihen Mbeno. 9tad
,em Sbiel tperoen &dffee unb @uGei
;erniert. Ger @eineetpinn eebt an Der
8amfonb Der Stride.
Sobhia Qod,. Sefr.
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Gintrcdjt.Sermania Vidmid. !.

aaen unIcren 5reunSen. Snhien
off npn Glepelanb, miro befannt ge
lluft, Onb unler Yidnid am Sonn
tag, oen %. ausuIt, anf aiImers
6urm. Dem aqbefannten HIas. Itatt
fin6et. Wir laben ale freunoIid)l1
elm. Gintrnht-&ermania lpirb fiji
ole gelnitigungen uno @emiitliffei'
Gorge trasen, nebenbei aud ale ge.
iuher iih merfen, INN iif cine Sta,
iItif an3nlegen, auf iueld]er iie mel.
terbin ibre eieene ltnteritiibune gu.
Iosen miro. Wtan beahte bas Bolts
blatt tpeiter. .
TIas: &iImers Sarm. MiOgeipoof
Or. ab &iOge Hoab GnOe Der Bus.
linie. SnnerbaIb @eboiitan3.
~. araub, Sefr.
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