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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04
Socialists
Demanding
Race Equality

support for hi-racai oceupau y
OF Co. Hamtramck -honet COM
menGation for the successful So
iourner Truth fight the demand
for communication OF sentence for
Odeil Waller. and congratulations
TO the Detroit NAACP on KS sue
cessfui membership drive. We're
highliehts Of the state Convention
OF the Socialist Party OF Michigan
which heard Norman Thomas de-
clare. THE United Nations must
now and forever end tho crlmina.
and uademocratic practice 81 race
discrimination
Mr.. Thomas. many times Social
ist candidate for President. stress
cd in his address to the CONVEX
ton the urgent need for the ending
OF all race discrimination and
domination over all colonial people
II tho victory we hope 10 gain over
the Axis Is 90 assure Us word
of continued peace and security.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04
JOE MEALS
FATHER DIES

Joe Neal, USO director at Fl
Leonard wood. arrived in Detroit
Tuesday morning. to be at the bed
side OF his father. who passed
away Monday, before the arrival Of
his son.
The deceased had been suffering
for some time with a heart all
mcnt, and was formerly employed
at the Dodge motor plant for ~
years.
The funeral will be held FRIDAY
at IL am. from st. Ruth's church,
st. Aubin and Antietam. Riley's
Funeral home will be In charge.
Joe Neal will return 20 camp,
Immediately after the funeral sery-
ices. but will return to Detroit on
a two weeks vacation the middle OF
July.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04

Sanders Mason. OF st. Louis. a
star colored salesman selling
cosmetics for white firm. with
headquarters in Memphis. Tenn.
was in Detroit few days ago
He went out on Twelfth street 10
the headquarters OF the Cunning
ham Drug company, trying TO
see the buyer in en- effort 10 get
an order. but could not contact
him. Mason made a second trip
there. prepared 10 sit all day. n
necessary. At noontime. Mason
observed that the employees OF
the firm went downstairs for
lunch. so he inquired OF the
switchboard operator II they had
a cafeteria there.
The operator told him they did.
60 the salesman stated that he
thought he would go downstairs
and get sandwich, whereupon
the switchboard operator advised
that he wait until she rang the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04
uS0 OFFICER INSULTS
NEGRO SOLDIERS HERE
Negro Needed, Senator Ayers;
Brown Favors Anti-Poll Tax

Declaring that he would fight for
full equality OF the Negro under
the Us. Constitution, Michigan
United States Senator Prentiss NJ.
Brown, said that he would vote for
the Anti-Pol Tax Law and do mis-
part TO make America the land Of
the free. at a luncheon held in his
honor at St. Matthews Parish house
last Saturday, June 81
Senator Brown. who was elo-
quently introduced by Joseph Cole,
Detroit Tribune columnist, said
that the American Negro has made
his greatest progress since 1865 in
the last ten years during the adj
ministration OF President Franklin
Roosevelt.
Il think that the time has come
for the doors OF both West Point
and Annapolis Naval academy to
be opened to the American Negro
Senator Brown said. and added
that he would do everything In his
power TO bring this about.
at will take many sessions OF
Congress to bring about complete
freedom and equality and liberty
for the Negro men and women, but
is must come" he added.
at is unfair that Negroes. be.
cause Of their accident of birth.
cannot rise in the Navy and in the
Army" he declared. II was never
so proud in all my life when
watched the Decoration Day parade
from the Capitol steps and saw Ne
gro officers leading troops
Confined on page p
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04
Construction
Worker Dies

While working on a construction
fob for the Colwell Construction
company. al the Michigan steei
Castings company, 1871 Griegs
Roosevelt Wilcox. aged IS. 1919
Lumpkin. collapsed and was TAX
en- 10 ST. Marys hospital.
He was dead on arrival. and he
was taken to the Wayne County
morgue. where Il was disclosed
that he had had a heart attack.
The man had been employed by
the Colwell Construction company
for about Is minutes before beins
sent 70 work on the Job at the
Michigan steel Castings company
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04
Service Men
Barred From
Steamer
Director Perriot
Rudely Orders
Men From Docks

Al al USO committee meeting
here last Wednesday afternoon.
which was attended by represen-
tatites from all branches IL is re-
ported that Mr p.ergot. director ~
the lSO for Metropolitan Detroit.
was quite outspoken In his d.ssp-
proyal 81 Negro soldiers attend
ance a. the moonlight far serv-
ice men 10 he sponsored nv the
JSO on The Steamer Put-ln-Bay
on the following evening. Thurs
day. June -.
His protest waS IN spite OF the
committees approval. Members 81
the committee stated 70 The Tri-
bune tina, Mr.. Pierrots contention
was based on the fact that he
thought there would be TOO many
Southern soldiers on the boat and
frounle might arise.
Since Mr.. Pierrot vas so insly-
tent, no one OF the committee made
any attempt 70 invite colcred col
diers or To make dates Tor them
Meantime. however. the tickets
had been sent out 80 SeNridge tie d
for distribution Out there Morale
OFFICER Coleman, il is said. chose
five colored boys whose names ThA
Tribune withholds, whom ne
thought worthy OF the outing 10
60 along with the whites from Sci
fridge Field.
The young colored soldiers who
are In training 10 defend America.
proceeded without dates. as tae
YWCA USO branch which usually
provides dates, mad not done so,
because Of the aforementioned rea-
son. The five young soldiers how
ever. not knowing OF Mr., Pierrot's
objections. went down 70 the docks
where the ticket-take.s for he
boat readily accepted their tickets.
But as they weve about 20 board
the steamer, 1t is said Mr.. P.erro,.
stepped ur and refused 20 lei Them
on. one OF the hoys. who was be-
hind The rest and who had no. yet
CONTINUED on page ,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04
Father Dade
Praised BY
Stanley Heigh

Stanley Heigh prominent maya
zine writer. IN an article in tae
current issue OF Readers Digest
on Negro participation IN defense
work. pays splendid compliment
10 Father Malcolm Dade, rector OF
the local ST. Cyprians Episcopal
church.
MIR. Heigh was present some
weeks ago at an interracial meet
ing held at the Lucy Thurman
YWCA. at which time the discus
sion theme was Job opportunities
for Negroes. Father Dade voiced
the opinion that In seeking TO
broaden Job opportunities. MEM
hers OF the race, including women
should not neglect 10 acquire the
special training essential to So
curing and holding the specialized
Jobs which are becoming available.
Mr.. HeiEh shared the same cpin.
ion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04
Wife May Be
Freed Of Killing
Husband In Fight
Prosecutor
To Decide Case
Without Witness

Whether or not Mrs Nancy
Murtishaw. 81. 1852 McGraw. will
be brought 10 trial for shooting
and 'killing her husband. James
G. Murtishaw AZ their home. on
June %. will be determined by
the prosecutor II was revealed by
homicide detectives. Lieut.. Leo.
DOYLE and Sergt. James Maher
Wednesday.
Seret Maher said that they had
not heen abie 10 h-d any actual
witnesses 10 the shooting. but had
talked 10 James Johnson. room
er In the home who stated that
he was awakened by James Muir
tishaw's car when it was driven
in the side drive.
He further stated that Mrs.
Murtishaw. who was AZ home
went outside and the couple he
gan to argue And approximately
FIVE minutes after that he heard
. four or FIVE shots He later found
Muri shaw at the foot Of the stairs
OF the side basement entrance
dead.
Mrs. Murtishaw left the scene
OF the shooting and gave herself
up az police headquarters Sainr-
day night NJ 10i5. ut which time
she made statement She ad-
mitted shooting her husband after
she had Knocked the gun out OF
his hand and picked II up from
The ground. She said that he was
drunk and kicked and heat her
Just before the shooting.
Detective Maher said that he
and his partner had talked to sew
eral people who had seen Muru-
shaw before the shooting who
said that he did have a gun and
also had been drinking
The Murtishaws had been hay
ing domestic trouble and II Is
said that Murtishaw attempt &c
leave his wife and take the ca
and his clothes brought the
trouble 10 a head.
Murtishaw. who operated 2
barber slop. has had a record Of
several arrests and four Federal
convictions. the detectives said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04
Killed I'm Fall
Off Ba1uSter

Bob Green, 4404 Brush street apt.
AZ, fell over the bamster OF the
second floor porch 10 the sidewalk
at his home. last Wednesday night.
lie was taken TO the Receiving hos
pital where he died on admittance.
Witness told Homicide Squad De-
feclive Lieut.. Harry Gaide that
Green had been drinking all day
and had a pint Of whiskey in his
pocket when he fell.
The Wayne County coroner re-
ported that Green's death was
from cerebral hemorrhage follow
ing a fractured skull.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04
Green Pastures Camp
Opens 18th Season

The Twelfth session OF the
Detroit Urban leagues Green Pas
lures camp opened Monday, June
20. 1892 with lis children In at
tendance. During the summer
there will be four more two-week
periods each OF which will take
care OF the same number OF cnl-
dren.
Since its beginning in 1881,
camp has provided outings for
more than six thousand children
TO 60 on these outings.
The same well-trained stan OF
workers has been secured to car
nv on camp activities. The coun-
seIor staff This season IL espec-
tally good being made up OF col
lege students from many COM
munities. Among the schools rep
resented on the stan OF counselors
are: shaw, Fisk. Howard, Juil-
Hard School OF Music; Wayne and
the University OF Michigan
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04
Saws Attitude OF Whites Belle
Claim For The Nations Safety

"You here in Detroit are IN the
front line trenches, you want 10 do
your part in this world struggle but
are bounded by the XXX and fore
ed TO continue TO live In disease
ridden slums. The whites want 10
keep you at the bottom OF the eco
nomic heap. The National workers
league. Gerald L. X. Smith Father
Coughlin and other minister groups
are doing everything 10 wreck the
unions and TO take control OF gov
eminent in order TO insure a Fas-
cist system In this country"
The speaker recalled the state
ment OF Gandhi. who told Ameri-
can representative TO solve the
Negro problem instead OF med
ding In II.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04
State NAACP Calls
Special Mass Meet

FLINT. Mich.-A mass meet
ing has been called by the State
conference OF th.e NAACP
branches to acquaint Negroes
with their opportunities under
the defense program in Michi-
gan, The meeting will he held
Sunday. July II at the Burston
Field house, here.
Or. J. Leonidas Leach is state
president.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04
Ruth Watts
Gets Award

The annual scholarship given by
the Conant Gardens association was
awarded last week 10 Miss Ruth
Watts. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Baxter watts. OF 1890 Revere
street. Conant Gardens.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04
3 Persons Injured

Three persons we're injured
Sunday afternoon when the car
in which they were riding was
struck by an Army truck OF the
Gath US. Engineers, from Fort
Custer.
The accident occurred AZ the In
tersection OF Gallagher and ia
cob streets in the City OF Ham
tramck, Mich. at 1880 pm, when
car driven by Edward Gray
tried 70 20 through a convoy Of
moving Army trucks
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04
Has Three Violations

Otis sledee. IS. SIS cratiot ave
nue.. was picked up on traffic vio-
latlon warrant, by Detroit police
Monday. After he was registered Il
was disclosed that ne was also
wanted by the FBI for violation
OF the U.s. Draft Law.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04
ODELL WALLER
DIES JULY 3

A Philip Randolph president OF
the Brotherhood OF Sleeping Ca
Porters and national director a.
the March-On-W Washington move
meni. announces that Governor
Darden, Jr.. OF Virginia, has re-
fused to commute the death sea-
tence OF Odell Waiier. Negro
sharecropper who is.condemned %
die A. S am Thursday OF this week.
A mll-page advertisement OF pc
tiiions 10 Presiden, Roosevelt "a
behalf 81 Waller was published ia
The Washington star Wednesday.
Asks FDR's Aid
A delegation composed OF A. Phil
ip Randolph. Mrs Mary Mcleod
Rethune. Walter White. the Rev.
James lines, Frank Crosswaith.
l.ayle Lane. Claiming Tobias and
Anne Hedgman left Wednesday
morning for Washington for con-
ference with the President and
they strongly urge all sympathetic
citizens To wire President Roose-
welt. asking clemency for the coa-
demned man
Judge Turns Deaf Ear
Four supreme court justices de-
MED Saturday Al separate times :
stay OF execution for Waller. &C
cordng 10 John +. Fineriy. attor-
nev for the condemned man lie
was turned down in succession by
chief Justice Stone and justices
Black. jackson and Ffanhfurter
They were the only members OF the
supreme court in Washington
Any member OF the court has the
power 10 issue stay.
The attorney said he sought q
stay OF execution 10 permit a new
appeal 10 the supreme court, now
in recess until October, on tho
question OF whether the man Wa
denied his constitutional rights be.
cause non-p payers Of poll taxes were
barred from the 1uries which in
Continued on page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04
AMBASSADORS HERE

Lester Walt ~. l'ritcd States
ambassador 70 Iberia. will be In
Detroit Friday. Saturday and
Sunday TO confer on diplomatic
relations.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-24
Die Strasse der VerlOrenen
&c. Sortlesltllg)

'u ttS ~, loS'$ so>iD' paD wy w
esbuen bos n0tiae Serlt1nbnis finoe.
Gleid Sbnen babe olh ih @elpidt
aul pie 3ablen, luelde Die Mlte M
alib6rlih Dor iif bin nllrnelt, &C.
Iegt lmo Die WGelihteit eriuoeen, Dab
bielelben auf irseno etluas in Der
Siitte 9eSug haben fDnnten. Muf
ben eriten 8lid idien bie ablolute
Rablbeit oes 9iaurues sluar burhaus
feline s(nsbelte 6u peripreden. Sd
betrabtete mir ben sSuBbooen, fpnnte
aber in ber iauberen 3ieseliteiueu
ni6ts finoen, mas bararf binoelttete,
haB oieielben ie,nals aus ser ibnen
ange,pielenen Gage entIernt tuoroen
tudreu. Oennoh aablte ib bielelbe,,
bou oben nad) unten bis leb5ia imo
5ur Seite bis %, marfierte SEN Stein
ituo bob ibn nit GROCER Wtiibe Der
aus. slber olles, ipas if oarrnter
fano, tpar mooerige Grbe, lno cine
ltumalle eri6reft ollrbeinanoer frab'
belnoer aGier 1tno gSiirner. Sooann
sdblte id) oie Steine mad ser anberen
Seite, ieooh nit oent gleid)en negati-
ben Meiultat. Sffenbar lparen sic
3iegeliteine hes Stbbpoers felt Sab
rem nidt 1T ibrer gfltbe eeItort NOR
be,t. SSsd) panOte alio lueine aufnrerf=
fanlfeit Ser 8ettoede SIT. 9as eripies
fidj aber ols eine nod ipeit militia
mere 9lrbeit: iiber cine Stltnoe
brau6te ih, bis ib bie Gfc, Sic mel
ner gere6nung nad bie beroa6tige
feitt llubte, OBJ lnb nufaetrernt bot
te. ltno baun mar es mieber nlhts,
= oie 8ettbecfe entbielt feline per-
borgenen Sd)dbe. SD lnad)te mid |
alIo onrat sic @dnoe SIT 1nterilthen, !
inoent ib iie int Gerbdltnis Ser 3aG-
len abntaB, aber ale 1ncine gtitbe
tuar abermals ber9ebens. llllb iuas,
elauben Sic, tat ih bonn?'
uDas merben Sic mir 5tueifellos
foIort laaen", periette id.
,,Shon', iagte er ldbelno, ,,id ie- |
be, boB Sic es nibt erraten. Rab=
benz id) SnBbooen rno 8anoe burd-
forid)t bate, tpanote ib meine Mnf-
merfIamfeit ser 9ede SIT. grinnern
Sic lih Der langen Sdltiire nit se-
trofneten 8enliiien, iuclbe an Sen
Defenbalfen Ddngeu?"
nSSa", entseanete id, obne MIDI 5l'
beutiibelt, bas grltaltnen, peldes id
tatlGdli6 enpfano, 81, perbersen.
Stun, id) begamn Tie ebenfalls abz
s,s1blen, llno als ih au Sic 20. 3lpie-
bel fam, 5eroritdte id lie 5lpilben BEN
Siusern. 0ies bier fiel beraas,
syrdllleiu, - iuertloier Guno, ipie Sic
fofort ieben iperben, ober --'
,gsun', branste ih llngebuloig.
uDiele &leiniefeiten baben, iuie
nit Siderbeit feitItebt, Dem Sauiie-
rer aeb0lt, iuelder eines Der Spfes
1T ser &ette Der nod ,nalfseflarten
Gcrbrehen par.'
.Ob', rief id), einisermuBen iiber-
raIdt, ipie ih offen selteben ipia.
,,ltuo 9htmmer 2S?"
,,Das tpar cine Miibe, i,nb lie ent.
bielt eiuen tpirtlid ipertpollen Sling,
- ei,len Hubin bon 9rillanten Inn
gebel. Sic iueroen Iid) erinnerlL baB
id oieles 9finges Sbnen eegetliiber
ibon ertpibnt babe: er geborte bem
illngen Serrn Gbittenoen uno ipuroe
bon oemlelben getrasen als ct bier
y
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-24

| ,,Sie ipanuen MIDI aufs 4e,iBer
lte'', lparf ib eiu, itoem id nit gro.
Ber SelbItbeberriduns nteine eisener
@eoanfeu iiber oieie entoeduugeu bel
mir bebielt Limo tuie mar es nit
gtunlmer sebn, iiber pelde biuaus oie
Mite, iuie lie iaste, nidt 5,t 5ablen
permobte9"
rSSn sebn mar Sbr 25 gentsltiid,
u1o in perldieoenen anoeren Beseta-
bilien oiuerie fleine Vtiin5en bon sl.=
lanunen iammerlib fleinen 8etrage.
Die eitsigen 3ablen, iuelde iib 1T
ibrem frallfen Sirn iuirflid feitseIeBt
batten, iuaren bie nit Den Berbrehen
in 3uIammenbana ltebenoen. Sebr
quite Smoi3ien bafiir, Sraulein But=
terluortb, baB Wutter Sane, ipenn iie
uielleid)t AUDI 1tidt bireft fir oas
Serlhwinoen uno ser grmoroung Der
peribtultnoeten Yerionen berantuort=
lib lit, bod oen Sdliiliel 6es @e-
beinniiies in Sauoen bGlt.'
uSiherli6", itiminte ih 5u, uno
iuenn Sic oie Mlte eeItern 9eabt nah
brer Niidfebr aus bem &nollps 'iben
Sauie ourblubt bdtten, ipiiroen Sic
ait ibr pobrideitlid lueitere 8elueiie
oafiir, oaB iie audi nit oe,n leeten
oieIer idredlihen 8erbreden 1T 3u-
iallnenbang itebt, gefl.noen baben.
Nlleroings iparen es nur &leinigfei=
ten aeipelen, oa ser iunee &ufus mel
ner slnIibt nod peoer- @elo in Den
lmebfen S6mllfiahen, Die oer alte
Saul Iierer berfalfte, a,aelegt batte,
nod int 8eiib ber iuertpollen Sbnnid=
ltiide ipar, ipie iie ein ipoblba6enoer
Wtann SIT beiiBen pflegt."
Scr illnge 8ufus2"
u9tltn, er tpar oo6 ser 2ette, mel
der bier ipurlos nno ploslib ber-
i1mouo2"
.SSa."
,,llnb bate oesbalb oob iree,,o ct
mas bon ieinen 8eiiBtiimerlt in ben
Sanoen bes alten @eibes gelaIieu ba=
ben ntiillen, falls oeren Wotio bel
Seriibung Der 8erbredeu nur Sab
gier ipar2"
,Das babe id uibt bebauptet. Sc
ner Serul1treiber ipare Der leste ge<
meiell ipelder ielblt BET elmer geiites~
seitorten 8erion Die SoIfnung auf
irsenoluelden Getpinn bate ertpeden
fonnen."
uaber pelheu anberen 8epeg-
gruno fonnte ite baben? ltn6 oann,
lieber sSrellno, ipie permodte iie,
llelbit borausaeieet, baB ibre auber>
| gelpobnlibe &orperfraft es ibr er-
1n0glibte, sic Worbtaten 5lt begebeu,
nabber Die .2eihen ser pielen Opfer
unbemerft 5u beieitieen?"
rSSest baben sic MIDI, eutsesnete
er. ,,gs lit ,ms bisber nibt gel,tn-
gen, audi muir eineu Ser '2eidname
auf5ufinoen. gBareu 5ie barin ct.
iolgreider2"
| ,,Nein'', iaste id), obne meinet'
Sriunpb gau5 5u perbersen, ,,aber
ib fann Sbnen oie 5teue 5eisen, al
lpelder elmer alt finoen iIt."
| Gisentlid) bate er iebt aufs Ne,t
berIte eritalmt iein niiiien. aber e,
lldien es acknowledgements ear nibt
| 5u Ieiu. @enigItens mar tueoer il
! Ieinem @eiidtsalsorltd, nod i'm 80
ne Ieiner Stimne ettpas babon 81
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MittDsdj, Ben "a. Snni 1942

| IDelt, lDte tU Dte1PlOelt DeODaDleI guut
Sic ntiilien mid ipobl fiir Elm nner-
Iabrenes fleines 8ino balten ooer-"
,,9allen Sic Sen Sns lupollenoet,
6rGltlein gntterportb', bat er mid.
uSie ipiiien, baB ib Dor Sbrer Sit-
teIligeil5 Ben allersroBten Gelpeft ba-
be, ipenn itb alio bon eii,ent Sitnoe
iprocb, 70 mlBte id ntsreidenoe
@riinoe baben. 8inen Sic beltinmt,
ooB es Elm MenIh iuar, ser aeitern
9tabt besraben ipurOe? Sails Sic
oies iuiiien 10 1T nibts nebr bariiber
,u lagen, ooer bielnebr es ipiiree
aaes oorii6er 5u iaaen lein, oenn Der
nGbtlide Gorgang piiroe oaourb ei.
ne tragiid)e ltnO lhaiterlid)e 8eoeu-
tuna erbalten, ipeldc ib ibm bisber
nid)t bei5limeiien perntaa."
Suit ii6eripdltigt bon oieler mir 10
abiolut ,Inertpartet folnmenoen 8e.
bauplng, ipelde ih boh auf @rnns
nleiner eigenen 8eobabttnaer fitr
iaIlh balten rmubte, erluioerte id
trnfen:
,,Yelpeile,t Sic mir, oaB es ein
Silno iuar. Sobalo Sbre 9eiueis.
griinoe lih l,nbaltbor seisen, miro
fiir mid oie 3eit 5u ipreben fou.
nten
s. ,ssriulein" er mar nidt ar-
aerlit, Ionoern im @eacnteil infolge
oes Wtitgefiibls, pelbes er meiner
permeintliben gnttdlldlng balber
nit mir enpfano, gat5 belonoers
frelnolih - ufalls Sic lpiiien, oaB
es fein Suno ipar, iaaen Sic es, Bit
tel Wieine 3eit lit tpirtlih fnapp.'
nSSScb weiB es ni6t."
u9t,u benn, 70 lol1en Sic mid
Sbnen erfldren, mesbalb ih meiue
snnobne fir ribtig balte. SSie Sic
ieoenfaas iclbIt bereits ipiiien,
iDp1rmt Serr &nollps gang int Sttl.
len fir Gipileftion'
~SSa', ltilnmte ib gu uoas 1T mir
befannt."
nSln1 feline 5amilie iueiB es nn6
alBer oieIer nod cine Iebr fleine 3abl
anoerer 2ente, aber oariiber Binaus
lueiB es nieiuano, rno ipe5iea bier int
Srte baben sic Wenltben feline Ab-
ullng oapon.'
uDas CLAUDE i'd, iparf ieb elm.
uSeinen Sdmeitern, sic liebens.
lpriioige iunge 9anen iiuo, lit bies
ldredlib. Sic baben lih in ieber
sseiie ben1iibt, i'm bon bieler Manie
ST beilen, aber obne ieoen grfslg,
oenn er lit niht aaetn iegli6en Ser.
ltcben, ibn 81 iiberreoell, in5ugiug-
lih, ionoern bon gtatur brutal, baB
er es obne iol6e aufresnngen ut Der
trauriaen ltmsebrng iiberbaipt nibt
allsbalten iuiiroe. sllles, ipas ite tun
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