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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27

sEArTLE-Twenty-three Amer
ioan-born Japanese girls had re-
signed Thursday ~ clerks in Sc
attic elementary schools. two days
after delegation Of mothers cir
eulated a petition protesting their
employment
They said that by resigning they
believed they could demonstrate
beyond dispute that We have the
best interests Of the school system
at heart"
We take this step to prove our
loyalty 10 the schools and the
United States by not becoming a
factor 10 dissension and disunity.
when national unity in spirit and
deed Is vitality necessary 10 the
defense and complete victory for
America" they said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27

CHENEY. WA.h.--Jack Perrnulk.
Toppeulzh freshman. Thursday was
chosen BY Eastern Washington eoi-
lege goods AZ the man they would
prefer as = blaesoBt companion.
Ths siz-foot. hroNn-hsirsd som-
ems candidate AS hzlfbzek on ths
n hnofs football team at fsn snd
hss srsnsd a stellar record as
guard ~ Eastern Washington .
championship basketball team.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
,hurch Worker
Is Sentenced

NEWARK. -. J.-Mrs. Amelia
n. Carr. known for years as 4
sweet-souled church worker. WAS
sentenced late Wednesday TO from
eight to Il years in prison on eight
charges Of obtaining money under
false pretenses. Sentence was pro-
bounced on her e6th birthday.
Her arrest last Christmas
day shocked friends In her
community. where her hns-
band. J. Clarence Carr. II
chairman of the hoard af
trustees of the Roseyille Meth
edist church.
A fingerprint eheckup. however,
revealed an amazing career of
crime, including convictions for
fraud. forgery. bad checks and
confidence game swindles extend
Ing back to 1901.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27

The state aid u had afr
dAxtts - shaw thai Hing
worth sas not married T.
Elinors feaK.on. daughter 81
prominent Pert Aageie~
nnahermsn and banker ahe
sas with n min Iseag Hesrh
IT the Time Of hls arrest Last
fall. and johnson admitted
the couple VA. not married.
nnngworth Vas first arrested
On a oigamy charge. II wss de-
closed. and later charged With
murder after the denture taken
from the body In the lake was
Identified by Or. A. J. Mcdowell
Of Minneapolis a. one he made
for Mrs. nlingworth IS years ago.
Na< .unfortunate"
Chureh's charge that Hing
worth and Miss Pearson began an
intimate relationship within = few
weeks Of his wife's disappearance
WAS denied by Johnston. who sd-
mitted. however. that they lived
together In California. s'unfortu-
nstelya without getting married.
but II sou release him.
Johnston added. "they viii he
married at the conclusion of
this trial.
Church charged that Hing
worth mlstreated his wife before
her death.
I'VE win show that long
prior 10 Haliie's disappearanee
he had bn,talls beaten her;
he had cursed her and beaten
her: had hlaeked her sses
and knocked her down."
Church said. we will show
that when her body WAS found
three Of her teeth were miss
Ing. They were there In iifs,
but gone In DEATH
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
Army Depot Is Planned
For Eastern OREGON

Ia GRANDE. Ore.-The Second
congressional district comprising
Eastern and Central Orsgon--w1ll
receive an army depot costing ssv-
eral million dollars. IL Vas DIS
closed here Thursday.
The news came IN a telegram
received BY Rep. Walter NJ Pierce.
D. Ore, from his wife and seers-
tary. Mrs.. Corneaa Pierce.
The wire said a depot warehouse
would be constructed IN the dls-
trIet, but gave m details ~ ia
cost or proposed location.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
Macarthur Drives Jap Units Back

CONTINUED From Page onsl
the AmericAn-Filipino forces off
the island of Luzon and hack upon
corregidor fortress.
Macarthur probably sent crack
units. both Americans and Fill
pinos. out from the wire harricades
OF their fox-holes To feel out" the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
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OF LIVER BILE.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
State Witnesses Describe
Discovery Of Body in Lake
Port Angeles Beer Truck Driver
Accused of Numbering His Wife

fcontinued From Page on.l
hen n TIRE lake rwo sns a half
fear<.
TIE state asserted. however.
ist the eeld water plu. certain
'emicals in the lake. preserved
. hnay.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27

casualty stations and members are
asked to bring cotton materials
suitable for quilt blocks.
Mrs. J. Broekner Of Wanna was
treated at the Gig Harbor hos
pital for a severe liberation Of her
hand received in an accident At
her home on Wednesday morning
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27

This hook drew the attention II
sun Yst-sen. chins's Abraham
Lincoln. who vas - impressed BY
lts arguments that he ordered 30
additional copies from New York.
sun Yat-ssn Incorporated the Ksst
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27

Japanese positions. gather infer
nation about vnemy strength and
seize prisoners. II was believed
here
First Thrust. "Wednesday
The first of the America
''feeler" thrnsts were reported in
MseArthur's dispatches Wednss-
day to the war department which
said there were sharp encounters
between our patrols and the enemy
all along the line in Bstaan.
Small American forces. II was
said. then were uniformly sue
eessfula IN aggressive local se-
tons
These thrisis broke fhre~
days NJ ealm On the aataAn
battlefront. believed IN hass
been due either 10 Japanese
reorganization for an attempt
I'd Knockout" offensive or ne
eessltated by the withdrawal
NJ Japanese strenKth--parfie-
nlariy plane. - In the Fast
indies battlefront nearly 1000
miles IN The southwest.
AaeArthar's lines. from which
the new surprise attacks we're
launched. have not changed ma
tsrially in q month and . half. se-
cordinK 10 war department Off
Gals
In the Pacific var In the ar.
newly-arrfgsd A sriean army
wsrplanes we're delivering trip
hammer blows in the battle II
Java after destroying since Dec.
! nearly 300 Japanese pisnes and
Mt least "A ships from Pearl Har-
Dor 70 the Indian ocean.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27

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something. go 4 right -
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nofhsn' rnofs re<enf - hruc
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
THE
new DENTAL PLATE
With Translucent Teeth
Acclaimed the Most Beautiful
Plates Ever Created

Dentists acclaim Transparent Palate
Dental Plates because they are the
closest resemblance to natures own
teeth and gums, and afford many advan-
tsges heretofore unknown 70 plate wear
ers. Their exceptional light weight
enables you TO wear them with ease and
comfort, yet they are durable enough To
serve the hardest oiters Transparent
Palate Dental Plates are individually
styled and fitted 10 plump out hollow
cheeks, remove premature wrinkles. and
help restore the Pleasing Expression
Of Youth" they tend 10 enhance
rather than handicap your personal fea-
lures. Help yourself 10 the charm of an
attractive smile. and improved Natural
Appearance BY wearing them.
See the Amazing Beauty
Of These Plates
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
Fiery Itching Skin
Try This n o m e Treatment
For Quick Ease and Comfort

Here Is clean, powerful penetrating
Ell now dispensed BY pharmacists very
where a. triflinE cost that brings speedy
Ysnsf from itching and torture Of most
srfsrnaIly caused skin troubles
Not only does Aoonst Emerald OH
soothe the itching and torture but II hens
promote more rapid healing. You can OBJ
tan Maons's Emerald oil in the original
hotti. At Payless DRUG Co, Owl Drug or
any modern druz store on a guarantee Of
money back II not completely satisfied.
adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27

Japanese positions. gather infer
nation about enemy strength and
seize prisoners. II wss believed
here
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22

Published every Week Day Evening and
sunday Morning by The Times Publishing
Company at l27o Times Square. Detroit
Michigan.
Entered at Detroit, Nich. as Second Class
Mail Matter.
Subscription rates (in Advanes1 by mail
70 any place In the United States, Canada
or Mexico ION Canadian subscriptions add
10 - 20 cover war import tax.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Divorce Barred

Mrs. M. M: Q-My husband and
I were separated before he was in
Quoted. Is IL possible for me 10
get divorce while he is in
service
AN0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
$4,000 Rsgister

II was estimated that approai.
mately 10000 have been regis
tered out of the city's 546,0 900 cars
In use.
Many of those still not ISSUED
books are laid up for the duration
.OPA officials admitted, but they
added that not nearly all of thi,
number are OF the streets anc
out OF use.
Local OPA Offices Saturday
asked transport and feet opera.
tors to list telephone numbers al
the top of their applications for
supplemental fuel. This is OK.
pected to expedite handling. 49,.
Local OPA gas ration officials
said there would be no closing
OF the gasoline stations here for
a period before the rationing, as
was done In the East.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Fighting Mans Friend
Soldiers Allowed
oAsSign Their
Pay for Saving


Mrs J K Q Seven months
ago. my brother signed for an al
lotment 10 be taken from his
check and sent TO me as his saw
Ingx- ! get-theSe- checks direct
from Washington I understand
II my husband is drafted ! Will not
get an allotment from him II
such is the case could the allot.
ment be made out 10 our
daughter
Ali the allotment that L.
sent 70 you from your brothers
pay IL saved for him. you would
still be entitled 10 an allotment
from your husband and the gov
eminent.
Soldiers have the privilege ~
having o certain amount OF their
pay sent each month to a rela-
tive or placed TO their credit
with . bank. The portion OF his
pay 90 allotted IL called . Class r
allotment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
CIlj'I1;l!l!I5!l.]
TRY V0N'S
PINK TABLETS

For pains after eating,
indigestion gas. blosting,
heartburn. gastritls. burning
sensation, sour stomach, and
pain OF stomach ulcers. when
caused by excess stomach
acid. VON'S TABLETS tend
10 sooths inf1amed surfaces.
You. too. should try VONS
for prompt relief OF distress
due To this cause. without
rigid liquid diet or loss OF
time from work. For further
Information. PHONE CAD
lilac sii0. DETROIT Won
CO. or better yet. visit our
OFFICES in person at $40
DAVID STOTT BUILDING.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22

L. r. M. Q-I would like 10
know how old you have 10 be 10
get in the army with parental con-
sent. How old do you have TO be
10 get in without parental con-
Sent7 What is the weight limit OF
person feet 5 inches tall!
A-To get In with parental
consent, you must be Is years Of
ake, and FL years OF age with
out parental consent. The
weight limit would depend on
your age. There IL an army re-
cruiting hangar In Wayne where
they viii be glad 10 give you any
additional informant ton that you
desire.
L. r. Nc: OF a boy born In
Canada, has his first United States
citizenship papers because he is
only 20, Is indicted into the United
States Army, will he be sent out
OF the country before his twenty
first birthday
Alt all depends on when he
II drafted and the extent of
training necessary for the par
ticuiar group he II training with.
However, II he IL 20 years OF age
at the present time, II IL very
improbable that he will he sent
out Of tho country before his
twenty-first birthday.
Sons Address
Mrs. r. J.: Q-Where could I
obtain my sons address who in in
the marine corps? The last time
! heard from him he was leaving,
destination unknown.
A--Hls whereabouts IL n mill
tary secret, but II you will 20 10
the Detroit Chapter Of the
American Red Cross, they will
help you get the name Of the
city to which mall IL 10 he for
wsrded TO him.
+. p: Q-Are they drafting men
who have become IS since they
registered?
ALL men who have passed
their forty-fifth birthday since
registration are deferred, unless
they file their written consent 20
Induction into the armed forces
Divorce Barred
Mrs. M. M: Q-My husband anc
I were separated before he was in
Quoted. Is IL possible for me Il
get divorce while he is In
/ service
II A-No.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22

WASHINGTON, Nov. n (UP).
The White House said today
that Rear Admiral William II.
Standby, ambassador TO Moscow,
would return to his post within
a month but would first spend
some time with his family on
the Pacific Coast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22

All money sent at ssndsr's risk DO not
send cash or stamps. All checks, drafts
TO THE TINES PUBLISHING COMPANY
International News Service has the sXcu.
sive rights to use for reproduction in any
form ali news dispatches credited 20 II OF
not otherwise credited IN this paper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
$4,000 Drivers
Lack Gas Books;
Prospects Dark
OPA Aides Gloomy
Over Ability 70 Help
After Raiienine Starts

In 20 stations the processing
OF applications for supplemental
gasoline rations will start Mon
day even though approximately
166, 900 Detroit motorists have
not registered for their A books
OPA officials said Saturday.
The processing will be handled
by regular OPA ration boards and
by civilian defense volunteers. Sc
that they win suffer no delay IN
obtaining their due allotment OF
gas, war workers will obtain THEN
supplemental books from six auxil-
larry boards.
Only A Group Eligible
Pointing out that only holder,
Of A books would be eligible tc
apply for extra gas, Edward T
Broadwen, state ration officer, ex.
planned that motorists could mai
their applications to their local
ration boards or take them to one
OF the schools designated rs q
processing center.
Meanwhile, OPA officials pre-.
dicted it would be no easy task
to care for registration laggard,
after rationing begins December /
The machinery 81 registering
and issuing "a cards." a spokes-
man xaid, 'fs no complicated and
heavy that We aren't sure when
We can do it.
Empty Tanks Seen
Even N We uss the schools
again ~ ecnters, 10 probably will
take two days 70 get the re-
mafnder Of the mstoYists regis
tered and BY that time, many Of
them will have empty tanks.
eff they expect to be able 20
an their tanks on the thiYticth
they may rot . shock, because
every ono win be doing that In
Guiding those with their cards,
and the physical problem Of get
ting the stations tanks Alled
VIII be o Tremendous enc.
Many Of these unregistered
drivers win hnd themselves able
tn purchase eafy . couple gal
Ions, III any"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Superior IN Aging

In aging tests, agripol Is superior
10 the natural product; is less
susceptible 10 attack by the ele-
ments, and in resistance TO oxida-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
New Synthetic Rubber
Made in FerndaIe Plant
Nv WARD SCHULTZ
Yfmsn KHnan1iaI KAianr

A new and sensational synthetic
rubber made from soybean oil Il
now being produced in commercial
quantities at the Fernda]e plant OF
Reichhoid Chemicals, Inc, and
within six months the company
viii supply approximately one
thirtieth OF the nations rubber re-
quirements.
In announcing Reichhold's new
synthetic, which has been named
agripol, Henry II. Reichhold, chair
man OF the board. stressed the fact
that soybesn oil is compare.
lively non-strategic material and
that only a small proportion oi
ethyl alcohol is used
Production at present aggre-
gates 125 tons a month. but will
be increased 10 1000 tons q month
by February and will reach 1000
tons a month by May Of next
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Not for Tires

Agripol has many Of the proper.
ties OF natural rubber although al
present. Mr.. Reichhold empha
sized, II Is not feasible for tires.
"Its uses now are confined TO
gaskets, betting, Insulating, hose
linlrg and such military uses as
shocl; absorption pads, insula-
ton aud almost any spot where
rubber 10 used but does not have
10 withstand excessive abrasive
wear or high tensile strength"
ne said.
"Of course, this leaves open n
tremendous technical market"
Reichhold added. Few people
realize that moro than half Of
tho normal rubber requirements
Of this country IL used for prod
ucts other than tires. Perhaps
In the future, agripoi will be
developed TO the point where II
can be utilized In tires, too.
However. that's something We
can't figure on now"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22

ton II greatly SURPRISES the natu-
raj product. Too, unlike other
synthetics, IL vulcanizes ~ the
same temperature as rubber.
Reichhold engineers credit the
United States Department of Agri-
cultures research staff with the
initial research which disclosed a
successful process for making a
rubber-like product from the poly
merizstion of vegetable oils. The
discovery WAS made in the spring
Of this year, and since then, Reich
hold engineers have worked with
the Peoria, Ill, stsff Of the depart
Iment and perfected the commercial
application Of the process.
Consultation Of Names
The name agripol is taken from
the words agriculture and poly
'merizstion and this new synthetic
is the first actual "chemurgic"
rubber. Buna s can be made from
either oil or grain alcohol. but
agripol Is strictly a farm product.
Production OF the new synthetic
is limited by the amount of avail
able equipment for plants and pro-
duction of soybean oil. Reichhold
said that his firm had been assured
that oil was available for approx
mately four times the company
proposed 25.0O0-ton a year output
However, he explained that in the
process, great watts and boilers Of
copper and stainless steel are
necessary and these are available
only on highest WPB prioritieS.
Washington Journal., 1942-10-02
MnIere 8e5iebnngen
81 Trantrei9
StaatsIefretGr Sna iiber @idbs
Mrbeiterpulitif

StaatsIefretGr Sua ertl1rte lett
bin BEL elmer Hreiiefonferen3, Dab
Der 8Ian Der fran5oiii6en &egierung,
Soltienoe ibrer Mrbeiter nod 9eutih.
lano 81 ienoen, oeine iol6e Silfe
fir einen unierer 8einoe" beoeuten
niirOe, oob 6ranfreid hermit einen
Sdritt unternebme, Der rpoaig me
pcreinbnr nit ieinen @erpflidtuneen
inter internationnlem &e9t" lei.
@lei65eitie nanote ii6 St~aatsiefre-
tar sun gegen Die Ma6enidaften
@ibps, ser g9ie iiioii6e 6liidtlinge
5lriid5uliefern. n3u 6ieier Holitif"
iagte er, ugeb0rt Die grslieferung
iener ungliidlihen an 5einoe, Die in
erbebli6em MusmaB hire Mbii1t aus
gefiibrt baben, iie 81 uerifIaOen, 81
miBbdnoeln uno idlieBIid aus3u-
rotten"
Sier lit man belorgt Inn oas
S6idial Der bon Ben 9eutl1en i'm
beiebten @ebiet berbafteten 1900
Mmerifaner, morunter piele promi-
nente DISQUALIFICATION, sic permlttli6
ais @eiIeln fir eillen lpdteren Mrs-
taui6 feitgebalten meroen. Mmtli1e
amerifanil1e Rreiie iino bon ben
8orgdngen nod nidt formea infor-
miert. Staatsietret1r &ua betra6-
tet iie ais gebdiiige &epreiiaIien fir
@erbaftungen bieliger &ei6sbeut-
iden.
Die Seltnobme Der bouptiG1li6
in Earis aniaiiigen amerifaner ltell-
te al li1 feline lteberrai6ung oar,
oa lie inl belebten @ebiet als feino-
libe Ausldnoer i~nterniert merOen
f5nnen. 9[ber 0uiammen nit Ser
8iaigung 0es britiiden 8orgebens
gegen Waoagasfar our1 sic @erei-
nigten Staaten beri9drft 0ieier nelte-
ite 3uii6enfaa oie amerifaniid)-
fran3oiii9en 8e5iebungen tpeiter.
SIS muroe oarauf b~ingepieien,
oaB 2apals i1einbare llnna6giebig-
felt IN Ser Mrbeiterfrage i'm Mltgen-
blid einen 8ru1 8mii6en 8ai6ing-
ton uno 8i1D perbiiten fam. 2abol
loa ii6 oagegen tuenoen innerbalb
orei @o6en 10000 fran3oiii6e Mr-
better fir 9eutidlano 5ur @erfii-
gung 3u itellen.
Washington Journal., 1942-10-02
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Nlatt bOr ben WtumO
Sin Nmerifnner MnO Gin 9emtid)er
IpradJen DUm &riegsans9On9

lleber sic Nusli6ten gum &riegs.
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fensiperter @eiie 3mei antli6e @e.
m1brsmGnner aus entgegengeiebter
2agern. Der Cine mar unier Wio.
rinebilfsiefretGr &alpb 8oro, ser als
amerifaniider &egierungsnertretel
in Mbmelenbeit ieineS Chefs, Mr
&nor, Dor elmer groBen Gerlomm
lung Der uMarine ano SbipbuilOiul
@orfers Of Mmerica" in Seem YorI
auftrat. Ser Mnoere mar ser oeiit.
Idle 9ropaganoominiiter Or. Bulll
Soiepb @oebbels, tpel1er i'm 0ienitC
Sitlers i9reiben0 in ser 3eiti1rifi
n9os &eid" feline Ausfiibruligell
madte.
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init l6onungsloier 9eutlidteit, ME
folet: u@s lit na6geraoe 3eit fir
ms, uniere pirfli6e Gage 3t erfelt-
men. Gie @efabr, in Der mir i6lpc.
berL lit bo6it erniter 0otltr. @ir
miiilen uns flar meroen, oaB mir in
Dem &riege bis iett auf ser perlie-
renoen Seite Iino uno mir miiiier
aufboren, utls Mitt MAIDEN al mol.
len lno Der @rfenntnis Ser @irfli0.
felt al3utpei1en, inoem mir allf eli.
mem 8rieObof elm lalites 2ieo Dor
ms bin pfeifen.
SD meinerleits mo9te mid aui
Die 6%eititeaung bei1r1nfell Dab mir
biSber I'M geeriffe iino, Sen &riee
81 Derlieren. So perbdlt es Iid nad)
meiner l1eber5eugung. Grparten Sic
nun nid)t bon mir, OaB ib gum
SdluB BON eiilem rubmreiden Ono
fiege nab ber3meifelt i1iperen GGm.
pfen reOe. S1 Oenfe nift oaralt.
Sd mieoerbole bielmebr: 8orldufig
1T oas &riegSgliid gegen urs."
Sir 9cmtIdlan6 Itebt v9tles anf bem
Spiel"
Or. @oebbels i6rieb: Ser 9rieq
lit fir unier 8olf i6per uno uner-
bittli6. 0i6ts 6leibt inns eriport.
0od mas 6e0eiitet es i6lieBli6, mas
mir pcrlieren, fpenn aaes auf Dem
Spiele itebt.
u8ir miiien genait, no lnlere
@bancen liegen," fubr er in Dem Or
tifel fort. n0o6 miiiien mir aud
einIeben, mo- ii6 Die @efabr befinoet.
Sc raoifaler mir Die 6oroerlingen
0es &rieges erfiiaen, Inn 10 idneler
miro er beenoet iein. 8ir baben es
nit einem Seinoe 81 tun, Ser oaes
Deriuden miro, Inn ms nieoer 81
i6lagen. 0esbalb oiirfen mir bel
Der 8efdmpfung oieies Seinoes NIGHTS
linperiu6t laiien."