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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-29
Tea Sunday to Honor
GNU Ex-Professor

On the occasion of his 10th BIRTH
day anniversary. Prof. A. F. w,
Schmidt will be entertained at a
tea by the Library Science Alumni
Association Of George Washington
University on Sunday. The tea will
be held at Columbian House, 2029 G
street NV. from 5 to pm.
Prof Schmidt. now retired, for
merly headed the Division of Library
Science at the University.
Miss Mary P. Smith of the Geolog-
ical Survey Library is in charge of
arrangements. Assisting her are
William Hers, Miss Marguerite
Matthews, Miss Martha Schmidt
and Miss Virginia Whitney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-29
Newspapers Rutioned

The production of newsprnt paper has been reduced
by 10 per cent and the War Production Board has
rationed all newspapers.
The Star has reduced its supply to newsstands and
neWSooyS to their actual sales with minimum of unsold
copies. If you cannot buy Star, borrow one from a
friend neighbor
Readers are asked to cooperate In this wartime
measure by placing standing orders with or
neWSboyS telephone National 5000 regular carrier
delivery every evening and Sunday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-29
Col. Edwin H. Johnson
Is Prisoner OF JaDs

Col. Edwin H. johnson. U. S. A,
and native of this city, is a prisoner
of war of the japanese, his family
has been advised.
A graduate of the Business High
School IN 1913, Col. johnson was a
captain of the Cadet Corps while
there, and was a member of the
District National Guard before the
World War. He has received the
Silver Star and Purple Heart decora-
tons.
His wife, who also is a native of
Washington, and three children are
living in Gettysburg, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-29

3-point coupons in their book for
canned goods in excess Of five cans
per person. But they will be able to
continue to buy canned food with
their point. point and poin.
coupons. In other words they will
be able to buy half as much new
canned goods as those whose home
stocks are not in excess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-29

Representative Mason, Republican.
CT Illinois will speak on Our Enemy
Within" at the Central YMCA. 1886
G street NV, tonight at o'clock.
Mr., Mason, a member of the Dies
Committee, is the fourth speaker in
a series of Friday evening talks at
the YMCA
The Ely miner., 1943-09-30
MRS. LENA MERRILL
DIES AT HOME HERE

Mrs. Lena Merrill. widow of the late
Ernest Merrill, died Saturday at her
home here following years illness.
The funeral was held Tuesday from
the Laing Mortuary and the Catholic
church, the Rev. Frank Mihelcic Of
ficiating. Pail bearers were John Ma
hady, James Mitchell, William Hassei-
blad, Jos. Stonich, Anton Klun, and
Andy Jacobson. Burial was In che
family plot in the local cemetery.
Mrs. Merrill was born at Elroy,
Wis, Feb. Is, 1874. With her husoand,
she moved to Tower AZ years ago, and
II years ago to this city, where Mr..
Merrill was employed in the yards Of
the d. M. & I. r. up to his death.
Surviving are son, Eugene. and a
daughter, Gladys, both at home. Eu-
gene is employed by the Olives Iron
Mining company and Gladys at the
schools. Also surviving are Cwo sisters,
Mrs. Louis Ellit, st. Paul, and Mrs.
Geo. Hopkins, Los Angeles.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-30

Help defeat the Axis. Purchase War
Bonds and Stamps regularly.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-30
HI SCHOOL TO
EvELETh next

Memorial high school will meet the
Eveleth football team on the Hilltop
gridiron Friday night in the third sue
cessive out-of-town contest Of the
campaign.
international Falls will appear here
Friday night, Oct. 8, for the initial
game in the Ely schools stadium.
Last week at Virginia the BluedevilS
pushed over marker in the opening
quarter and plunged through the line
for the extra point to win a TO vic
tory.
In an attempt to overcome the first
defeat OF the season, the Ely crew
took to the air in the final quarter.
Ten passes got the ball to the Virginia
l5-yard line but failed to produce any
points.
Virginia marked up 10 first downs
to eight for Memorial high.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-30
Forty-Nine Years Ago.
From The Ely Times.)
Friday, Sept. %, 1894.

Last Friday night a fearful storm
amounting to a hurricane struck the
southern part of the state and Iowa.
Fifty-two lives were lost and five
towns in Minnesota and Iowa were
damaged. The st. Louis county
fair is on in Duluth this week and
the D. & l. r. has made a rate OF one
fare for the round trip. . The late
rains have quenched the fires and have
cleared the atmosphere of smoke, and
once again the sky is visible.
John Orpiere died this morning after
an illness Of several weeks. He was
35 years OF age and is survived by a
wife but no children. He was one Of
the earliest residents of this city and
member of the first fire department.
The widow is the oldest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wagner OF this
city.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-30
LOOKING BACK =, Into 9TH the M,as. File.

the parents OF the boys. Married
at Eveleth Saturday, Sept. IA, were
Miss Evelyn Carlson Of the Ely schools
and Harold Chinn, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Chinn Of this city. > :"
James Bouska of this city and Miss
Clara Patka Of Winton were married
by the Rev. Father Mihelcic at the
Catholic church Sept. 10.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-30
TRACTORS FOR
Sale

International TA4O Crawler;
Cletrac 35, and Caterpillar 22,
Also S International KSIOH
trucks.
Helm & HOLMAN
Grand Rapids, MINI.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-30
BIRTHS.

A son was born in Shipman hospital
on Sept. IL to Sgt. and Mrs. Steve
Marn. Sergeant Marn is stationed at
Camp Crowder, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Swanson are
parents of son born last Thursday
at Duluth hospital.
A 7-pound, 14-ounce boy was born
at the Virginia hospital Sunday to
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph MiStek.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fagen (nee
Martha Porthan) announce the birth
of son, Michael Terence, at Hibbing
Sept. 10.
-E
War Bonds Will Bring Vicforv
The Ely miner., 1943-09-30
Beef Tea

Beef tea is nothing more than
colored water, but nevertheless has
a real function. It stimulates the
appetite and aids digestion, for the
gastric juices flow more abundant
ly when it is taken.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-30
RECREATION
News

The boys and girls game rooms in
the Community Center will open Mon
day. Table tennis, checkers, chess and
many other games viii be conducted
Hours are 4 to 6 and to p m.
A meeting Of the Ely Ski club will
be conducted Monday night in the
Community Center. A discussion of
the clubs bylaws will be held and
officers named. The meeting starts at
7 o'clock.
The women's craft group will hold
its initial meeting in the Lincoln
school next Thursday at 7:30 p. m. The
date marks the second anniversary OF
the group. Many useful household
The Ely miner., 1943-09-30
(F'rom Last Week.
Friday Sept. 81. 1894


Monday evening the Rev. D. A
Jones Joined in marriage Jock M
Brown and Miss Jessie Mollison OF
Breechin, Scotland. The ceremony
took place at the home OF David
Brown, bother Of the groom. The
bride recently arrived from Scotland
for the event. Jock has been here ano
at Tower for everal years.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Morcom an
nounce the arrival of 13-pound boy
at their home on Sept. II. Nc
sign OF rain and the forest fires are
getting in their destructive work.
Hon. G. A. Towne spoke to a large
audience from a Republican stand
point Monday evening. A torchlight
procession ushered in the rally, held
at the opera house.
Ole Friedsburg was united in mar
riage Monday to Miss Tjader and the
couple left at once for Northfield
where Ole goes to farming. Ac-
cording to the Duluth Tribune, gold
has been discovered near this city on
the shores of Long lake. Assays OF
samples show a content of from SIS to
$25 ton
The Odd Fellows lodge was organized
in this city last night. Howard Ian
kaster of Fisher, Mimi, grand master
and A. L. Bolton, grand secretary, in
stituted the lodge. P. r. Vail was
elected noble grand; M. o. Aubolee
vice grand; VIM. j. Cowling, record
ing secretary; T. E. Miller, financial
secretary, and VIM. Goldsworthy
treasurer. Nine brothers from Two
Harbors and Is from Tower were pres
ent to help institute the order and
confer degrees on the 54 members.
Friday, Sept. 26, 1913.
Wilson Carlson, stationed on board
submarine, is home to visit his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Carlson. -"
Matt McMahan, engineer on the D. &,
I. R., died last week at EmbarraSs
where he was spending the summer
Dewey Minkel has written his
sister, Mrs. c. w. Rice, from France
telling of his experiences.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Boldine became
parents of son Wednesday. The
first snow of the season made its ap-
pearance yesterday, but the fall was
light. : - Charles Cecil is now q
second lieutenant and stationed at a
oOuGllcIIl Cdlllp. ne was lOTIIl6Ily as
sistant supervisor of the Superior Ma
tional Forest.
Milan L. Stott, veteran conductor
on the D. & I. R., died Wednesday at
his home in Duluth. He had been with
the road % years. Surviving are his
widow and two sons. Part OF the
type for this issue was set on our new
linotype with Dad Heath as the en-
gineer and operator.
Capt. w. A. McCurdy, Supt. H. E
White, Mayor Knutson, j. l. Laing, M
j. Murphy, and John A. Harri drove
to Virginia Wednesday and joined the
Ely delegation of H. j. Merdink, F. B
James, l.. M. Brownell, Peter Schaefer
and A. j. Thomas to accompany a
delegation to this city for a meeting
of the Minnesota Scenic Highway as
sociation. S. M. Svertson of Crookston
association president, with w. N. Koll
OF Cass Lake, secretary, Mayor Magney
and Chief of Police McKercher of Du-
luth, Com. Arnold of the D. 81 I. R..
Commissioner Farrell of Duluth and
County Engineer Acton, Capt. w. E.
Bousser, G. H. Denning and A. p. Dills
OF Duluth, and large groups from Vir-
ginia and Hibbing came here.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-30
Twenty-Five Years Ago.
Friday Sent ~ 1919

John Claveau and Miss Blanche
Boulier secured a marriage license on
Monday. Claveau is employed at the
st. Marie cafe. Miss Boulier is from
Hibbing. Two Ely boys have been
placed on the honor roll as having
given their all for the country. They
are Matt Smuk and Otto Pussari, ac-
cording to letters received from the
war department early in the week by
The Ely miner., 1943-09-30

War Bonds viii Bring Victory.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-30
CATHOLIC WOMEN MEET.

The Catholic Council met Tuesday
evening, with Mrs. John Prola, presi-
dent, presiding. Mrs. M j. Fleming
gave the press report. Officers were
In charge of the lunch and social part
of the meeting.
Honors in bridge went to Ann Bone
ventura, high, and Mrs. Anton Koche-
var, low; in penochle, Mrs. Jos. Skuf-
sa, high,, and MRS. Jos. Jenko, low.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-30

New York City Paper Salvage
At the present time more than
1,600,0 900 pounds of waste paper, for
merly burned, is being salvaged in
New York city for defense purposes
every week.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-30

Troop IA met Monday. Margery El-
well was named president; Cawlyn
Sorg, vice president; Roseline Levar,
secretary, and Lorraine Klun, treas
urer A hike and picnic will be held
Monday. Mrs. B. M. Lambert is the
leader.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-30
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
or THE -
CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF ELY.
Council Chambers
E1-

Council Chambers
Ely, Minnesota
Tuesday, September 81, 1943.
Regular Meeting.
Regular meeting of the City Council
was called to order at 7:30 o'clock P.
M, by Mayor John KapSch.
Present: Aldermen Klun, Porthan,
Mayor Kapsch. 90
Absent: Aldermen Harri, Koschak,
Lenich, Maxi. (4)
No quorum being present, the meet
ing was adjourned until 7:30 O'Clock
p. M, Wednesday, September %, 1943
A. o. KNUTSON,
(SEAL) City Clerk.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-30
GIRL SCOUT NEWS.

items are made and lunch Is served.
Ralph Mayerle is in charge.
Evening star., 1943-07-02
New Trial and Plea
Saves Slayer From Chair

George Jones, As, colored, of the
1400 block of Columbia road NV.
who last Friday was convicted of
first degree murder by a jury in Dis
trict Court before Justice Jesse c.
Adkins. yesterday. was saved from
the electric chair when Justice
Adkins granted him a new trial on
motion of Defense Attorney T.
Emmett Mckenzie
Immediately after the motion was
Evening star., 1943-07-02

granted on the grounds the Govern
ment had failed to prove premedi-
tation sufnciently, Jones pleaded
guilty to second degree murder. On
this charge he was sentenced by
Justice Adkins to serve IL to So years
in the penitentiary.
The first degree murder conviction
Of last Friday was the first In the
District this year. Jones shot and
fatally wounded Sterling williams,
10, colored, last March. williams
was shot twice in the stomach while
at his home in the 1400 block of T
street NV.
At the time OF the shooting, it was
said, Jones demanded to know the
whereabouts OF a woman who had
left his home and gone to Williams
house. The woman, it was said. hid
In closet until Jones had left.
Mr.. Mckenzie, in his motion,
claimed there was mo testimony
tending to prove premeditation,
plan. design" in connection with the
Staying. "Deliberation and premedi-
tation cannot be presumed" the
motion said.
Evening star., 1943-07-02
Report Shows Court
Practically Current
lon PretriaI Cases

All civil District Court cases which
were on the calendar prior to May
l have been pre-tried, with the ex-
ception Of those cases that do not
go through pre-trial, and of those
pretried all except 228 had been
disposed of through the end of the
fiscal year, June 80. 1t was an
nounced late yesterday by John H.
Sullivan, assignment commissioner.
OF the cases which have been pre-
tried and remain to 20 through
regular trial, l74 are jury cases and
54 nonjury. Divorce, war risk and
patent cases do not 90 through pre-
trial, it was pointed out.
Practically Current.
Mr.. Sullivan said with respect to
pretrial cases, the court is prac-
tically current. The approximate in
terval between the time a case is
placed on the calendar and the date
on which it goes to trial is approx
imately five months. Mr.. Sullivan
said, reducing the average time to
approximately half of what it was
as of October /. 1912.
Uncontested divorce cases are cur
rent. Mr.. Sullivan explained. cases
which were calendared in June also
having been disposed Of during that
month. Contested divorce cases
rarely run more than six months
before going to trial. it was said.
Patent and war risk cases are not
in such current condition, Mr. Sulli-
van said but asserted this is due
largely. in the former group. to
nonresident counsel and witnesses
and in the war risk group to the
necessity of extensive investigation
by the Justice Department before
trial.
Summer Schedule to Begin.
Beginning Tuesday. District Court
will go on a reduced summer
schedule. with only three judges sit
ting from then until through July
49, Justice Daniel w. ODonoghue
and Justice Bolitha J. Laws will sit
in criminal division through that
period. and Justice James NJ. Proctor
sitting in civil branch. From July 10
through August 3, Justice James w.
Morris and Justice David A. Pine
will alternate in civil and criminal
branches.
Detailed statistics on cases
handled in civil and criminal
branches of the District Court are
being prepared, but were not i'm
mediately available yesterday.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-11
3abne int MarmtOr

Ser S6meoe Sbormaloien gilt
beute mebr oenn lie als elmer Ser
groBten 8ilobauer aaer 8eiten.
9ieie 8iiroigung fano er - wie
f0nnte es anoers Iein 49, ni1t 10
uneingei6ranft, als er nod urter
ben 2ebenoen mar. 4ber oas fonr-
te ieinem beredtigten Sel6itgefiibl
feinen gintrag tun. limo als emit
Elm 8ilobauer in elmer nnterbal-
tung nit Dem Meiiter Die eigene
&unitfertigfeit melt iiber oie ~oes
groBen SbormaloIen ite1te, Oa ant
mortete Der ni9t aa5u Ianft ange-
griffene &iinitler n9u fannit mir
Die bei6en S1noe binoen, tpenn ou
miait. Sd wer0e troBoem meiner
Rnnit oienen uno @roBes i9affen.
uno f0nnte es aud nur oaour9
gei6eben, bob i9 nit ben 3dbnen
in ben @armor belize"
Washington Journal., 1943-06-11
Gntgiftet Mil6 ben Srganiss
ntns?

@enn bon Ser geIunoen 8irfung
Ser Wil9 Die &eoe iii, miro INNER
tDieoer oarauf bingenieien, mel6
bobes Alter sic auf Dem 8olfan le.
benoen Meni6en errei1en, Die ale
beIonoers Diel W1il6 genieBen.
8irft Mild nun tatid9tid entgif-
tend, lebensoerldngerno2
8efonntlib finoen I'M 0orm BEG
Menfden BEL normaler Soft INNER
gemiiie, bur1 beItimmte 9armbaf-
terien berporgerufene, SdulnisDor.
gange itatt. Sci nidt gan8 geor0ne-
ter 8eroauungstdtigfeit geben bic
babel gebiloeten 3eriebungSprooufte
Iei6t in Die 8lutbabn itber, fiibren
81 Sel6ltoereiftung, 4rterienber-
falfltng uno oaerlei anoeren 8e-
idlperoen. @elangt nun Mil1 in
ben 9arm, 10 miro ser in oieiem
borbanoene MilA0uder our6 cine
on0ere @f 8afterien, bic Mil9-
faurebafterien, in Wil9laure ber-
tpanoelt Die ibrerieits ouf oie fGul-
n~iserregenoen Grandchildren bem>
memo uno 5erit0renO mirft.
Mfos bat beiipielspeiie feitge-
lteat, baB Ser 9arm zines ertpa9-
ienen Meni9en ettDa $1,000 8afte-
rien ie &ubifmiaimeter entbalt.
Na6 5peitagiger @rnabrung nit
Wfil6 mar Die Menge bereits auf
$4,000, mad flint Sagen oltf $500
ie &ubifmiqimeter geiunfenl
8eionoers nirfiam iiro robe
Wild uno iaure Miil9prooufte, pie
9idmild, Sogburt, &efir, Butter
mild, Die idon an iid cine gemiiie
Menge Mil6iGure uno Mil6iGure-
bnfterien entbulten. aber aub nor
male, friide Mild fam, tDenn iie
r1r ri6tig genoiien miro, iebr quite
8irfung baben. 9amit iie nGmli6
ni6t f6tper beroauli6 lit uno oen
Wagen belaitet, muB iie in fleinen
S9lllden eetrunfen, geipiiermaBen
~gefaut" ueroen. Sour 10 fam Der
Spei6el nie BEL feiten Nnbriings-
mitteln ieine borberoauenoe @ir-
lung e~ntfalten. @eraoe I'M CONNER
lit bic ridtige 3eit fir Mil6furen.
Man fam an fold einem nWiild-
tag" Mil6 in BEN beri6ieoenIten
Sorrnen genieBen un0 miro ii9 be-
itimmt tDObI babel fiiblen.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-11
e6Openbauer bei5t Elm

Geter ser @roBe bon GllBIanO
ma1te i'm Sabre 17t6 cine geiie
ourd 0eutidlano un0 nabm babel
no9 oamoliger Site, ols bobe
Serri6aften Sen @ebraud BON
@~aitb1uiern permieoen, BEL Dem
9omanenpddter &aipar Sdopen-
bauer, Dem n~rgroBoater Oes befann-
ten @bilolopben, in Ser Nabe bon
9an5ig auartier. Ser 9eutide Bot
Sen fiiritliden @oit, iid unter Ben
&dumen 0es Sauies einen ibm pal
ienoen gu mGblen. @eter be5eidnete
fir iid uno ieiae Satin aatbarina
elm groBes, an 8ooen uno @dn0en
gang nit g~riinen @adeln ausge-
legtes 3immer. 9eioer IteIte ii6
bal6 beraus, oaB es ni6t gu beiB
mar. aber ser Better ser 9om1tte
fano i9nea 4bbilfe. CT lieB aus
ieinem noblperiorgten Seller ei1ige
SaBden 8rannttpein beronldaffen,
Die idarfe Sliiiiigfeit auf Sen 8ooen
6es 3immers gieBen uno tie anaiin-
Ben. So muroe in &iir3e erreidt,
oaB oie &a1elmdn0e alsbolo err
tDarmt -paren un0 oiele @arme
Damn ing 3immer ausItrablten.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-11
2ineDIn umO Die GmsIamber

Mr1bam 2incoln, Der amerifani-
i6e Ndtionalbelo, 5eidnete fi9 ni9t
eben our9 cine groBe England
freunbli9feit aus un0 er5dblte nit
@orIiebe @eidi9ten, Oie oas pabre
@eIidt gibbons 3eigten. gmmal
faB er nit einem enslii9en YoIiti-
fer suiummen, Der ii9 auf elmer
@merifareiie befan0 uno ii9 bemiib-
tie, 2incoln einen 8egriff BON Der
@r0Be 0es eagliiden @eltreides gu
geben, oas 0ie Mta6t @merifas nod
melt in Den Shatten iteQe. 4ls aud
Die fiibniten S6iloerungen auf ben
amerifaner nur penig ginorud au
MAIDEN idienen, iagte Der 8rite
f6lieBli9 6rgerlid: n9ie Come
gebt i'm englii6en @eltrei9 nieulals
unter. @iiien sic oern audi, mas
oas beoeutet?" - 30 ia, ertpioerte
2incoln lddelno: nOos beoeutet, bob
@ot eu@ i'm 9nufeln niat traltI@
Washington Journal., 1943-06-11
Weretuss& alenOer

GpueDrb Club. PrGfioent:
Gorl Gtober; SefretGr, Gran v.
GhIodter, 1868 Conn. 4ne., 90. Us.
9~erIommIung ieoen Orttten Wtitttuo1
i'm Monat.
|rOipect sin TriebbOf. RraiiOent;
Greo @ogeIiang; Setretdr: 8. ..
@infIer; G9osmeiiter: SauSence ..
Slut. 9eri. am 2. Sumstag i'm
MOnat i'm GrieObOfsgebanoe.
a 9etti&e Sreimatrer 2Ogs
~ Mrminins, Mr. %, T.G.M.M.
~ SefretGr: SreOf. 8ertrom,
1341 GbepberO Ctr, g. g. Ner'
iommlung om 1. 9ienstag i'm Wtc'
nat i'm geeren M1oionic Senlpel, l0fs
uno s StroBe, 81. IS.
Mrmiuius @ergniignngs &erein.
0r6ii0ent: Ronro0 0fiiuer; Setre'
tar: gbeo0or 2er1, 5905 Siebte
GtroBe. 81. @. @~eriammIung an1
/. Gonnabeno i. Mtt. i'm Sauie zines
Mitglieoes.
r0eutider Sbeater aIub". @ra'
lioent. @uitab Seller. 8eriammlung
ieoen bierten Mitttpo9 i'm Nfonnt.
Greater Beneficial Union,
Oiitrift Ner. 40. 9r6ii6ent, Wi6el
9oiner; Sefret1r, Gbriitian &ronerr'
bitter, 11O4 8onibant Ctr, Silner
Gpring, @0. @eri. am 4. WaittuO@
m Monat.
Greater Beneficial Union,
Diftrift ger. 100. @rdiioent: Sobn
@reoIein; Gefret1r: Gbriltinn @brft,
1929 Siinfte StroBe, sc. SO. 8erl.
am 4ten 9ienstag /. Wet. i'm Sauie
Scr. 1920 8 StraBe, %. 8.
Wuppert Seim Tranen SiIfsuer.
Gin. H~r1iibentin, Grau Bobette
Qrumte; Setretdrin, Sran Wtobel
Diet. @~eriommIung am Q. 9iens'
tog i'm Monat, 2 ubr nodmittags,
I'm Seine.
9eutIdes @aiienbaus. 8rdfioent:
greo Ghneioer; 6efretGr: ISM. q.
Winer, 5425 Nebrasfa Ibenue,
0or0meIt. @~eriammIung am 5tDei'
ten Gonntng i'm Monat i'm 8aiien-
baus.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-11

BeIbeoer, oodte gnuIat berI6Ia-
fen, INNER 8etrieb.
Ser SdimmeI Itono - uno 8iI-
lem nabm Sic 3iieeI aus Ben noiien
@eI8banoiduben.
Sea, @ilem, tpp bin i1?"
80 Sus", iaSte @ilem uno
erinIte.
$50 mar id, @idem?"
Simmer in'ne &unn." @ilem
grinite nod mebr, nimmer in'ne
@ltttn. Sd fam ie iebne, tpenn &c
NAL peoOer borbi f1me, ttpingtig-
nal INNER bt Sc &uiieIn Oorbi, I'm
INNER in Crane rim. Sd ieg to oe
6ru, jan i6 EN- bale, dpert ie mebnt,
lat man, Dat Ouut EN- gooO, no De
@itten."
s@iGem", fragile enuIut, rpos
is oe Ibr2"
rgn aIoder 12 mar ni6t bin
febIe."
@nuIat Itampfte berflommt uno
DeridIoIien in ben Slur uno i6Glte
ii9 aus Hel5 uno 6il5ltiefeln. SIN
nngrensenoen Sdlaf5immer fob er
2i1t unO b6rte ieine Srau iingen.
so pIGrrt ie~, iagte er, unO bod
muroe ibm marin unls Ser3, oenn
oa minfte @emiitIidfeit, 90 minfte
0ns forierte Seoerbett, Oie 2ampe
uno Der marine Diem, ia unO oann
Oas @roghenl
nMinno", fagte Snulot, ols er
in Sic SdIofItube trat, %berfroren,
iteif uno boIb i'm S6laf. nMiinna,
0as mar me gfeis, aber MI in Sc
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nn0 ols er Damn 0as farierte 0ed.
bett iiber oie Sbren 5og, ipra9 5rau
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6eoerfiflen: DSa, gnulat, oas mar
M 10, aber mir polen @ott oonfen,
ooB er bid gefiibrt bat Our9 @is
unO 56nee.~
@nulat, idon baIb biniiber, faI-
tete Die ~iteifen, rotten S6noe uno
murmelte irgeno ettpas, Oas Srau
@nulat bieuei1t nit &e9t ols cine
grt BON @ebet anieben fonnte.