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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Deaths. Marriages and Divorces
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Jasper W Emmons, 90: Lyndsll Rum
haugh. 10
Ashley A. cot,rsll. 4si Caroline Gsrritt
AZ
clifton Charles ut,srback. ~; Mary Wig
gonton, 20
Henry Ruczynskl. %; Josephine Maierczak
p.
Harold Rover 81 Bette Liley. 10
James A, ReaS, "a. June r. SugelmAn. is
Herman Williams, 40, Mammie Hankin
son, IS.
Earl R. schurig. 81; Geraldine F. Brown
20
George A. Foley. Is: June L. TAYLOR, 10
Donate Volpinl. ~: Viola Mara, "a
William Winter. So Mole V stilwell. 81
Joseph c, Westphal Jr.. IS: Marguerite
Bernard, 2i
Harvey W. T1mm. q: GLADYS Hertz. 20
Richard Wagner, %: Rose Alec is
Cyril Couchman, %; Lois Raw Is
James Joseph Hollner. %. June Meldrum
%
Lawrence James Evans 81; Betty Jesr
pohhins, IS
Raymond Moore. 81 Catherine Pupa. Is
Ted j Churski. rs; Loretta NJ Tracz 20
orvllle c. Ritchy, 49, Virginia Louise Fitz
George Ward Leve,,e. 30. Marion schmel
Ger. 25.
August Ferrar AZ; Josephine Csvsgna, a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Twilight
Loop for
Boys A5-I6

a twilight division for boys
15-16 employed during the day IS
the latest project today Of Detroit
Baseball School. The first double
header IS set for June IS and each
Monday over a slN-Weck stretch
at n Fairgrounds.
The first game starts al $50
and the second at 100. Those de-
string to enter see the instructor
at the playground nearest their
homes anytime before : o'clock on
June :, u. 49, Or al Northwest
crn. ST. Clair, Atkinson and Jayne,
10 a. m. and 9 p. m daily.
They may also enter by bring
ing their team list 10 501 Elm
wood The same rule applies "a
this division as 10 the others --
only four members of any organ
lied nine may play on one of the
twilight teams.
Winners are eligible for the city
IeliminatlonS, with the champions
ship game AT Briggs Stadium
The school now has total OF
303 teams. four ahead Of 1912, and
the registrations still are open, the
11-12-year-old division nredomi-
mating First games are scheduled
for tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Mudhens Hit
At Wrong Time
Nv United Press

Two second division clubs en-.
ioyed themselves Thursday by
knocking off two Contenders IN
the American Association.
ST. Paul made eight hits good for
as many runs. to beat second.
place Toledo, 81. Fran X
DrewS hit a homer with two mer
on in the fifth for the winning
margin. Toledo got u hits of
Nicholas, but was unable &c
bunch them 70 advantage.
A Frank Merriwell finish en-.
abled the Minneapolis Millers &c
nose out Columbus. 7-6. With The
score tied in the final inning
Frank Danneker sent one of
Francis Barretts' pitches out the
park johnson also hit for the
circuit for the Millers IN the sixth
inning.
All other games were postponed
Games today: Louisville al Mil
waukee; indianapolis at Kansas
City; Toledo at ST. Paul. Column
bus at Minneapolis tall night
cames).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
DIVORCES

Loui Jean Frederick from james
Mary Catherine MacRAe' from Duncan
Anneita Ella Nekart from William Arnold
Victoria Glnwackt from Leo.
Howard Echols from Ruby
Coda kamer from Frank.
Beatrice SpcZia from Joseph
Frances Palubinski from Mite.
Lena Heabeart from Theodore.
Viola Beatrice Cooke from Alexander.
Percy Philip Hammond from Muriel
Muriel Ellsworth TOmanek from John.
Ben Gruskin from Thea l..
Harriet Bennett from James
Anna Andrew Vetarho from William
Louise Betty from Edmund Malcolm
LYONS
Neal c Randolph from Marjorie e.
OrYllo q. Williams from Margaret
Mona MuF9s from " IMAM N
Ethel a Whitemore from Linstedt.
Edith Cri'eScr from Dempsey
Fred J. Huntington from Altra.
Mary Louise Fouts from byron.
George Hartwig from Lucille.
JAMIE Greer from Thadious
Fred Altman from Adria Rhss.
Joe Flores from Helen.
Jeanne NJ. Thohodeau from Patrick J,
PansS Heiss from Harold
Laura ". NounEnlood from Mathew.
Dorothy Bates from Herbert.
Leon Oueleite from Laura
Audrey Cross from Henry W.
Alvina Lodato from Harry.
Esther NJ Resk from John
Mary T. McGhee from Clemmis.
Helen Nolkert from John
Frank 4 Watson from Mary T.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Anglers Cannot
Get Extra Gas

WASHINGTON. June 4 up
Harold l.. Iches. as co-ordinator oi
fisheries and at the same time
petroleum administrator, sale
today we stu think its a good
idea for sportSmen TO fish when
they can and where they can With
ont extra gasoline. -
There is no possibility Of getting
extra gasoline rationS for sport
fishermen. ICkcs said lie ADVISED
SportSmon TO- try brooks near
home.
Or Ira Y Gabriclson. director
Of The L. s. Fish and Wildhfe
Service. said that although II Will
he difficult for many fishermen 10
get 10 their favorIte spots. those
who can do so ought 10 be well
rewarded because the draft and
longer working hours have les
Sened their competition from other
fishermen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
DEATHS

Mary Bel Dudley 2272 Pierce. 81.
Louise O'Donnen ,77a0 Senator -
David Kiely, a3f0 Navarro, IS
Elizabeth VI. GTeenup. 2laS Newport rs
James Edward Chillison. $50 Smith, So.
julia Manuel 1857 Pierson, 81
Grace Palmerlee, lI44 pingree so
Winifrcd Rose Moran. 1881 Madelein IS
Roy n. Mitchell 12U1 Kentucky, as.
Eleanor Petersen, sOf6 COe y
Wayne Petersen. s0ts coe q
Walter Petersen, sos Cos. 90
tenth. Sc
Pauline Breisingsr ss34 ArpoHne. 50
Byron y Schcrmerhorn. 1920 W Grand
Blvd 70 .==
Clarence o pobbs, s2a Ledyard. 50
Tura Mae Oliver 4337 Brooklyn. 20.
Agnes Mills 1890 Leisure, 10.
Sarah ROsen, 1851 Ciynn Court 81
Max Washkupter, 2707 Gladstone. e.
Louise Braxton. Cleveland. o. ~
Cora Brotherton. 4492 Cadillac 81
Raymond y Tsylor 642 Seward as
Gerald a. Droze 1926 Waterman 81.
Edythe NJ Gould $40 Cortland. So.
Irene SHIT 6si Watson. 36
Fnsmcua RocCa. 4G5e Townsend, g.
Walter R'rne ail6 Ruskiu 81
VIVA Jane Nom. 1885 Lansing ss
John LsPehr 43 Mscomh. as
James NJ Council s5i Clairuount. o.
Edwin =. Durfev 1857 Prairie. 40.
John S'lnson. 1922 W Vernon So
Charles Brogl asp Nottingham II.
Lorraine Sarah Perry, 1875 Aubin road
RoSeF, Martin sr, ,soos Mack. Crosse
pts Park a.
frsrs Elv. 2e53 chalnsr. 81
Judith Loosveit. 1854 Esstlawn ?
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ChdIky Wright 7 10 |
Over n. Y. Youngster

NEW YORK. June 1 GNS)-
Albert (ChalkN Wright. Los An
CcleS Negro veteran of 500 fights,
today was a = 10 ] faNoritc over
Phil Tcrranoya. New York young
Stcr for their 1S-round bout to-
night a. Madison Square Garden.
The latter has had only ~ pro-
fessional fights and lacks real
punch 10 use against the former
feathcrweiGht ttleholdcr IN their
elimination over tho championship
rOIIfC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Wayne 9 Ends
Season Today

Wayne UnivcrSity's b a s . b a J
team will try 10 end the season
with a winning percentage by q
victory over Selfridge Filters in the
final today al Northwestern Field.
The TartarS have won three and
lost three.
+ Five errors brought about Way
mes downfall yesterday. They
dropped the second encounter of
The season 10 Crosse lie navy team.
6-3 at Northwestern.
Wayns 600 i0i olO--3
Crosse 10 FL 100 0IN-6 IL 8
Larsen and ResunE Psrcutcss. PickAn
and ZleierskI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
DEATHS

carrie e. oostdyk. 1919 Van Dyke, 50.
Ida Preisel. 1852 Pulford. 40.
Russell Neil Brandt, Dearborn. IS.
lotto y. Benkie 1901 Maxwell. 10.
Raphael V. Heaphy. 1882 Baylis, 81.
Iolivia Mitchell, 81. Clair Shores, 43.
Helen KrasIewski, 7044 sarena, 50.
Lorraine Frances seegmueler. 1927 McKin
Charles A. H. cunov 1850 Whitaker, IS
Louise Rowell, 1851 Cass, IS
Catherine Hughes, 1881 Columbus. e.
Grace Roberts li4o7 Rutherford: 30.
Fred Moye. s977 Goodwin as
Ida Cotton, us w. Grand Blvd. So.
Edwsrdine Thibeaut, 4722 Chene. /.
Anna Sanecki. 1e4s r. Willis, SIS
Harvie Merrill, 1885 Mark Twain, 81.
Alfred r. schilkowski. 1855 Decatur, Is.
Jessie Wagteeh, 1882 Park. 81.
Dorothy Cook. 1897 Third 30
Joseph Thomas Laba. 1895 f. Congress
Jessie Irene Lake. 1857 Webb. So
! Lyttleton Purnell, 1899 Baylis. 80.
Mary Verna Payne. 1864 Brighton, so
Martha zlarneck sisa Sheridan. 80.
Adah X Gage. TAI Covington. IS.
James Boyce. s34 Calumet. 90
Richard c. Castle, 1922 Archdale. 50.
stella Pantsnar 5235 Dubois, 20
Emily Wigley. 1850 southfield road, IS.
Anthony Kostslny. AIS Rivard. ST.
Paul Camara, PAS Peterboro. a..
Alena AlmAs 140i0 Decosta, 10
niiIpfu fs1NhfOt. lhlNl STOUT, Is.
Thomas Dixon Branks 1920 Philip 81
Charles Castopoulas, 1901 Nine Mile, Z
Joe stiilmsn. 1917 Clements. "a.
Lena Liebermsn, 700 Seward, 70.
Ella Bork. IS Davenport. 50
Mary sinsnian. i302s Ward, 40
George Williamson, ii47 Mullett So.
Emma Francis, 322s T.. Fort. 3s.
Ida Radtke, $50 2sth 50
Sarah Dorf. 1850 Fullerton as.
| John Ferguson 1854 JOY 50
Aladar semperger. SAYS South. 81
Emms Winter 27o7 Ferry Park. 50.
Joseph Grigos, 1891 Doyle So
Eva Borish Tenter, 5si W Grand Blvd AZ
Andrew Gapski, southheld and cute
Joseph or,echovsh Jr., 272s Cody. 50
Peter Gostsmsn. l2i74 Dexter 90
sipon Fulton. ss7 -xitehsner. IL
$rreii Keith Gipson, asa NAvahoe, mo
Percvsr James Edwards. 1868 Fsrnhlll. 70
Stanley kozsl Ass. Cicotte. ~
Thomas o Sherlock, 1881 81. Mays. so
Nunsia Maissno. $500 Mack. so
IgnaZio Rondo 2i57 Harper, 80
Nicholas l.. Richards 500 Helen, 81,
Charles Kennedy, 74i2 Hanover so.
George Grsyson Elliott. si3a Crane, 80
Dorothy. Potopishin. os9s Cadillac ~
Rose c Rrydon 1897 r Grand Blvd So
Hans John N. wschtler. Gso Longvisw
Al
psnieI J. crsmin. 1857 So. Mar,irdale, rs
John Il Berger. $3.50 Seneca 50
Joseph Ruemenspp, 1878 Temple 81.
Lillian Ethel Gill, Port Austin, SO
lMarcsna Lacrosse, S035 Herman Gardens
Mall. u.
Homer Augustus Smith, 1881 Asbury
PARK. So
Albert F. Patterson 1910 Virevood. II.
Maude Malcolm, iS4i 2nd. 80
Frederick Desnsysis, 1855 Hudson, a.
Anna Westerling 1904 ST. Jean. rs.
Alice Dobbin. ai3l Kercheyal IS
Alma Josephine Orlowe 5000 Sennole, "a
| VIM J. keenan,. 1929 Kenmore. "a
Roberta Mckeeyer, 1901 state Fair, 81.
Peter !. Christian, 1865 Mogul -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
New Ceilings Set
On New Ice Boxes

WASHINGTON June 4 up
Specific retail dollars and cents
ceiling prices on new ice boxes
spelled OUT model hy model and
state by state. have hecn cStab-
lIshed by the Office ~ Price Ad-
mlnlsiration Prevailing prices IN
many Instances VIII he lowered
by the new ceilings, OPA sad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Deatb notires

DEEB-June 3. William p. ~ SIS Lake
view, beloved husband OF Elizabeth dea
father Of Cpl. William J, and Marjorie
grandfather Of Carol Ann brother Of Mr'
Adeeta Michael Funeral from the J A
De SAINTS Funeral Home Chalmers Ave
~ Charievoix Monday al ? 81. -. Mar
lins Church a. 10 a ~
DIEBoLT - Frances tMickey oBrienl
June 2. 1913, 81 1898 Msruck. believe
wife OF George dear daughter ~ Mr. anr
Mrs. Joseph o'Brien sister Of Tnoms.
Joseph, James William and Helen
Funeral from shove residence Saturday a.
8 30 81 Dominics A. 10.
ELDER - June 2. Walter s ~ l277'
josnu. beloved husband OF MAY. neal
father Of George, Logan ard ne a.,
Elder Mrs Minnie Michass and hrs
Grace Mosher. Funeral service saturday
, m. ~ A, II Peters Funsral Home
l2657 Gra'iot Avenu. Deceased Vss mem
hey % Hoffman Post lls. WV
HAHDi-June 2, Louise age 10 beloved
Mrs. ~. Mahln.is,sr. Mrs. s,sus Nc
Nulty and George sister ~ MIS- J.
zahlooh and Edward P1upstt Funtrs
rom the vsrhsydsn Funeral Home 1890
N and s. Julianian Church - II 80
MAYER Frederieks o. Dav,
burg Mich. beloved wife ~ Carl
A H Peter, Funeral Home, i2o57 Grs,ioi
avenue,
McNrLTy-June 2, ist3, CAtherin, Cos.
grove McSulty wife ~ the ls'e MchAs
mo,her ot Anna May MeSu,y Garter and
dear grandmother Of Constapce Garter
Douglass. Funeral from residence 81 NJ
and Mrs. George W, Carter. IS Burlingam'
Saturday al Cathedral OF Most Blessed
Sacrament. Burial a. ~. olivet Cemetery.
MRO>ESkF- Herman. age "a. husband oi
MargarethA, father ~ Mss Elsie, Ray,
Clarence and Oscar Mrosssks, brother ~
Albert Mrosesks also survived by w.
4432 Moran. Monday At = m. Burial
Elmwood Cemetery.
NAsH--June 2. lets. Ethsl p WI, ~
Charles =. Nah mother - Norma
III. tucker Mrs Frank Gr.enhoW John
n and Esri McNutt, aunt Of Nrs. Cit
ford Hartley. Wayne ana Vernon Nah
A. chapel OF the VIM r. Hamilton 60
Cas- Ave, at Alexandrins until sstur-
day morning Funeral service a. Nsrdin
Park NJ p. Church. saturday a. p. n
1. Alma j.. Of 5000 Sem
mother ~ James; sister Of Mrs. Walter
Baus Edward, Joseph, Clarence, Aursls
and Bertram Roosen. Funeral Friday 30
a m. from A. II Peters Funeral Hom.
l2057 GrAtiot avenue, and 10 a. m. a.
81 Catherine Church
g. Harriet l.. ~ 3oii
West Warren, beloved wife NJ Kdgsr /.
dear mother ~ Edgar. Ralph. Leonard and
the late John, Mrs. Doris Wright ard
Mrs Rose Leino, sister OF Albert Emmett
Funeral from the Harvey A. Nicely FtnsrHi
Home 1883 Maybury Grand Monday At
p. n Member Of Maccsoess Alpine Hive
No 500
3-Jnhn Fraser 70 EiY
Park boulevard Pleasant Ridge father
" Mrs Claud (MArgareD Tromley, Andrew
3 John Fraser Jr. and Alfred Y Trainer
Funeral from the J. H. spier Funeral
Home t3S ~. Main street Royal oak
. Int N
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* x|$oe4t :Se4uzcp DEzecz1M
AND BUYERS GUIDE
ADVERTISING DISPLAY
ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS

CARLSON STUDIOs-Advertising displays
posters. 1909 Brush street. Telephone
Randolph qll4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
ARC WELDERS
FACTORY LABORERS

BRING PELEAsE
GABRIEL STEEL co. 1900 SHERWOOD
ASSISTANT ENGfSEER-Wo MAN's cry
CLUB. PHO PARK. APPLY TO MAN
AGER
ASSISTANT PARTS MANAGER-Yours
fellow 70 learn parts g90d chance for
Advancement 20 'hs right person.
HOMER CHEVROLET CO.
e7s7 GRAND RIVER
AUTOMOBILE mhrication msn, mus, r.
experienced, excellent salary no night
work Nash Grand River Co. 1880 Grand
River.
AUTO MECHANIC
Good wages - hours a week tine ard
ons-haN for over - hours all ne ovsr-
time YOU want good working conditions.
Open Until Q o'clock See Mr. Nesii. or
NJ lsckey HghlRn1 Chevrolet Co.
1897 Woodward avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05

ROCK WO0I blown ~ walls af'ir. say
t-fl. eamf0rtaTY. $3.50. ives. RI. Gs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
CEMENT WORK
WORK-AA
ELECTRICAL sUPPLIEs
ELECTRIC supplies. Hight fixtures nuorss.
cents. RAYS 1888 Gratiot RI. 1880

Electrical installation and repairs - Good
workmanship. Guarantee Electric CO.
TE 2-sasi.
RADbENs Electro Company Industrial
wir.ng repairing $780, Scotch avenue.
TYLER $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
ELECTRICAL SurrIILs AID FIXTURE
rLOOR sANnING. WAXINt
~ MIGAToRS
FuK>ACE CLEANING. RErAiRINa

THE Original cyanide Gas CO work gus
antfed TN 7-UuT7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
INSULATION

FURNACES REPAIRED. exchanged, in
s'aIrd now used parts rsasona bic
20t' Eigh' Mile foad TO s-sf67
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NittpO& ben "a. Rars 1943

uno nit benz Musruf: .Danian boz,
3adenburg!' ianf iie ibm 81. Gaben.
,,au hou erfennit ibn?" fragte 2e-
onie in freubiger grreelng.
sd erfenne bas 3eibe,t", ertpi~
oerte fte.
So trat Mideline nit ei,,em 8iin-
belben elm, tpelbes iie auf 6as 8ett
bes &ranfen legte.
2eonie aber fiibrte iie gu Benael
1no aeiete nit oem Singer auf Iei-
men Mrn. Mibeline batte oas ielt=
fame Weal faum erblidt, als iie einen
S6rei ousitieB uno rief: ~Dan1tan
bon 3a9enburg, bas perlorene &ino."
2eonie lG9elte; oas abermaltse
3eusnis batte ibr ia BEN lebten 3tpet'
fel benebmen niiiien. als Mi6eline
bon ibrem Sdreden unb gritaunen
pieoer 5u ii9 eefommen iuar, oa off,
nete lie oas 8iinoel, tpeldes 8uiter
10 lanee nertpabrt batte, uno breitete
Die einaelnen Stiide auf oem 8ette
aus. @uf ie6em tparen oie 8u6ltaben
8. b. 3. ei,tgeitidt.
,Sest laBt midi nit Mideline al
lein", fliIterte Ser &ratfe, ,,oie &raft
nimmt ab uno id m06te nod, ebe id
Iterbe, cine 8eile ungeitort init ibr
5ulammen lei1."
sllle 5ogen it9 5uriid uno Oan1tan
begab ii9 nit leiner S6meiter in ibr
bubIdes 8ouooir. Sort tparen lie al
Iein uno ourften ben @efiiblen ibres
Seraens freien 2auf Iaiien.
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tauieno gioe idporen."
v8as iagen Sic oa5u, enaoiee
sSrau?"
~9aB bieier Meni6 ein abideu.
lider Siigner lit. I'm iib ielbit aus
Ser Sdlinee 81 sieben, tlaet ct mid
at. Sd proteitiere eeeen ein ioldes
Gerfabren.'
,,Sie ipolen alio ni6t befennen?"
SD ipeib ni6ts i6 bin rnidul-
big."
50 folsen Sic mir tpieoer in ST.
re 3immer.'
slls iie sort ongefommen tparen,
idloB ser &id)ter tie ein uno itedte
Den Shliiliel 5u itf.
X X X
sls sSrmo ollein mar, brad iie
51iammen; lie begriff Die gan5e
S6redli6feit ibrer Gage uno ite 5tpei=
felte nidt, oaB es ein furdtbares CIT
oe nit ibr nebmen tperbe. Gum eriten
Wtale tam eflDaS tp1e Fele uber ne.
2ange itarrte tie alf Sen 8ooen. Seet
taltbte ser @eoonte an Slu9t in ibr
auf. gs fiel ibr Elm, oaB aus ibren
@ema6ern cine Sreppe in oie 9teben-
gebauoe binabfiibrte. $50 lag oieie
Sreppe2 Sic oad)te naf, enolid
oanmerte es in ibrem @eoddtniiie.
Sic erinnerte iid, baB oie Eapeten-
tiir in1 leeten 3immer mar. sluf ben
3eben idlid tie oabin uno orebte Sen
S9liiilel. 5oit bate iie ii6 ourd Ell
men lauten Sreuoeni6rei perraten,
oenn oie Siire 0ffnete itf uno oie
Sreppe lag Dor ibr.. 2eile itieg iie
binab. gs mar gan5 ountel getporoen.
stm gnoe ber erlten Sreppe fam lift
2idtidimmer entgesen. 8aid tpenoete
iie iid Inn uno sing tpieoer in ibre
3immer.
(S6lub folst)
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many, but the battle continues, for
every German soldier. killed means
a gun and ammunition for further
fight.
The war is still far from our
shores and we may use "nicer''
methods to rid the world of Hitler
and his cutthroats.
We must work for Victory; buy
War Bonds every pay day.
WSS TAIL u. S. Treasury Dent.
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Eante srma tpuBte bon ben nenen
@reigniiien nod nibts. 3ornipriibeno
lag iie auf bem Sofa. Ser Item
pfiff aus Der 5uiammesepreBten 8rult
oie Mugen ROTTEN milo. SSbrem 8rdns
tiaam, oem &errn bon 9alting, batte
ii6 gleid nod Der ger5idtleiitung auf
Die 3o6enburger Sitter ben Saufpab
gegeben. Sie ioate inoeien nt6t lon'
ge inn l1nflaren iiber ibre nel1e ber>
bdngnispolle Gage bleiben. Ser SD,
ger bate Dor bem Nidter Elm Ser
b0r beItanoen. Ct nerIud]te nift, Den
Moro 5u leugnen, aber ct mal5te Die
8eranttport1ng auf @rdfin Srma. Ser
@i9ter eribraf por elmer iolgen 8e=
i9uIoieune 5uiammen; ober Die an=
gaben Der beioen 4ntlager tparen gu
beitimnt, als bob er iib ben oaraus
folsenoen &oniequenaen bdtte ent5ies
ben fonnen.
gri9lttert perlieb er BEN SSdser
uno itieg bic Ereppe binauf. Sier
beeeenete ibm Die goeltpein, nod
itrableno bon @Iiid iiber Da1nians
@ieberfebr.
v8el9es iino bic 3immer Der @ra-
fin Srmo??" fraete Der &i6ter.
goelmein 5eigte ibm bieielben. Drei
bobon fiihrten auf ben &orrioor. Mn
ben xuren Der beiben lebten orebte
ct bic S9luiiel berum ,n6 itedte iie
at iid, on Der eriten Sir trat er Elm.
Srma lag nod INNER auf oem Dipan.
gr eriibte uno nannte ieinen 9eamen.
uBas beridafft mir nod 10 ipat
Sbren 8eiud?" fragte iie nit ienetn
iniolenten @eien, tpeldes ibr 5l,r
atpeiten Natur getporoen tpar.
Ser @idter gob ii6 Wube, ibren
ot1maBen6en Son gu iiberboren, aber
er nabm aud 5ugleid cine Miene an,
bic ibr 5eieen ioute, oab er in elmer
gigenidaft fam, bic i'm iebes Sere'
nonieGs iiberbob. Ct nabm aia.n
StubI uno iprad: u8er3eiben Sic.
endbiee Srau, baB id eleid 5ur Sabe
fomne, 6enn mein @eiddft bertragt
feinen aufidub. Sd erideine Dor 81
nen in r1einer @ieenidoft als Inter
iu9ungsridter un6 bite sic, mir auf
,neine Gragen Hare Mntmorten al &C.
ben.' ."
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Ser Obio &aiienfrenno
uno oos
sSoiepbinm,lt &eetlb

bieten gu9 ieoe @ohe:
Muffldrung iiber fatbolifde 2ebre
unb Hraris;
8iele tpidtise Nadridten iiber ia.
tboliides 2eben;
BUderbeipredung aur Ortentie'
rune fir bic 2eftiire;;
Sntereiiante, iponnenoe Womane
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8 BONDS

Every morning in occupied Eu-
rope Nazi guardsmen inspect the
canals, the rivers, looking for float
ing bodies of waylaid soldiers.
Every morning they find them.
Hostages are shot, more men are
sent to the slave camps of Ger
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