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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-02

The nations top boxing author
fly. Ring Magazine. in announc-
ing its copyrighted ring rankings
for 1912. presented a review OF
the fistic year Saturday which
saw $50 per cent OF Americas
fight clubs go out of business
because OF the war.
"The year was marked by a
complete shutdown OF boxing In
IL states" the publication de-
clared in an article accompany
ing its eighteenth rankings OF the
leaders in the eight weight divi-
sions. and competition was cur
Jailed everywhere; In many spots
Il had TO be abandoned and the
prospects looks gloomy for 1913"
On the brighter side. the maya
zine editors revealed that the gen.
eral gate Increases were noted IN
such cities as Cleveland. Baiti-
more and Philadelphia over prev
ious years.
The list of professional and
amateur fighters now in the arm
ed forces includes 20 past world
champions and four present Title
holders, the magazine said.
Here are the men rated by Ring
as the best In their respective d.
visions, selected after survey
OF the records OF 2.i00 boxers In
the United States, Canada, Eng
land, Australia and Central and
South America:
Heavyweight--Joe Louis. Detroit:
iieht heavyweight - Jimmy Bivins'
Cleveland: middleweight - Tony
yale. Chicago; welterweight--Ray
Robinson: and lishtwelght-Sam-
my Angott. Robinson IL OF New
lYork and Angott OF washington
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-02
River Rouge Tackle
On All-State Team

Elmer Evans. 2i0-pound tackle
and captain OF the River Rouge
High school football team. was
this week named on the varsity
ail-state grid team.
A "streak OF lightning" on the
field. powerful Elmer Is noted
for his hard, clean playing He
is the first member OF River
Rouge High TO receive such an
honor Last year he was given
honorable mention
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-02
SOLDIERS START PAPER

FORT SILL. Okla - (ANP) -
Added TO the important matter of
training for Negro sol
diers in the field artillery re-
placement training center OF Fort
Sill recently Is the publication Of
The Reveille" four-page MINI
eographed newspaper stated and
produced entirely by the men OF
the 3lst battalion here.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-02
Fourth Estate Names
Julius Franks On Its
All-American Eleven

or the eight recognized sport
departments OF Americas great
est publications. and news gather
ing agencies four named julius
Franks. sensational young Uni
versity OF Michigan football star
on the All-American team. Franks
IL the first member of his race
from Michigan to be given such
an honor
The publications naming Franks
were Golfers magazine. The In
ternational News Service, the
NE. A and Consensus.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-02
Fight Club Declines, Gates In East Go
Champions In Armed Forces

DC. In the featherweight class
Willie Pep. Hartford. Conn. was
selected: Manuel Ortiz OF Los
Angeles for bantamweight division
and Peter Kane. England for the
flyweight.
Only Louis. Yale. and Ortiz are
recognized as world champions
by one or more OF boxing's ruling
bodies
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-02
4 x
WA0t4o~GAxWM
WAN B0NDS
n n

Gas masks which came into use
IN warfare for the hrst time when
the Germans used poison and mus
tard gas in World War I. are much
improved today over those used
then. The Chemical Warfare Branch
OF the War Department issues these
gas masks to every man in the serv.
ice. We are taking no chances. "
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-02

TRENTON. N.J.-(ANP)-Pvt.
James Greggs. southern white mil
ltary policeman who last Nov. q
shot and fatally wounded Pvt.
David Woods of Chicago In the
foyer OF Fort Dix theatre was
convicted Of manslaughter and
sentenced by a military court TO
10 years at hard labor. the AS
sociated Negro Press learned last
week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-02
. pnTTs mi ANTHOLOGY

NEW YoRK-(ANP) Three col
cred writer's. two young poets
and a veteran poetess. were among
over 100 contributors whose works
appear In the Muse OF 1912 re-
leased by the Horizon House
publishing company, OF New York
City, this month.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-02
u COMMISSIONED

CAMP LEE. Va (ANPl States
on each coast Of America were
represented nv the IL colored sol
diers among the 100 cadets COM
nissioned auartermasters Officers
nj Camp Lees Quartcrmaster
school Dec. II.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-02

The type pictured here 10 the
"ean" and elephant nose" mask
and costs about so.25 each. The
hesdgear is transparent. made Of
material resembling cellophane and
does not cloud with the breath. You
can buy two Of these gas masks with
the purchase Of an sis75 War Bond.
We need thousands Of them. Don't
fail 10 give at least ten percent OF
your income every pay day for War
Bonds. Buy them at your bank or
postoffice. regularly.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-02

title holder will train at an un-
hounced gym in the east for both
bouts. he revealed.
Jacobs said he believed the bout
would draw large crowd and
according TO Moore who explained
he was basing his estimate on
the returns OF the Beau jack
Tippv Larkin fight in New York.
ought to 90 more than 100000 "
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-02

For a complete coverage
of news from coast-to-coast,
condensed in one column, be
sure to read PEOPLES
DAILY DOINCS" by Isaac
Jones every week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-02

II you have any question on
Salvage. what 10 save. how to
save II. how 10 dispose Of u. your
questions will he answered at SAL
vaee Information = Call RAN
DOLPU $3.50
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-02
Fraternity Basketball Season Opens JAM 3
BOXING NOTES

Deiroits own Sergt. Joe Louis
Barrow now at Fort Riley. Kan
sas. was recently named the
"army's boxing boss" The heavy
weight king is giving and direct
ing exhibitions in camps In this
country. Joe dons the padded nit
tens each night and swings into
action in-not one. but three rings
according to press release.
II $ all part OF his new assign
ment as boxing instructor al the
replacement training center OF
the cavalry.
Joe Is quoted as saying this Is
the type OF job that he wanted
~ do In the army. Joe believes
that boxing will keep the boys
In condition and prove helpful
when they have to depend on
their fists 10 protect them.
More than 500 soldiers have
signed up for boxing classes.
That Is why the three rings are
going in full blast. Joe and his
assistants. former Golden Glow
ers. give frequent demonstrations.
The Champ IS looking forward 10
becoming dad very soon A
Christmas card from him and his
wife was signed Joe. Marva. and
'Dickie. a call 10 Joe's mother.
Mrs. Lille Brooks revealed that
the youngster should be arriving
between Jan. and Is for sure
John Peterborough. who aided
Joe to fame and fortune. has an.
other star in Jimmie Edgar. n
weIterwelght Edgar i scheduled
10 meet Jake LaMotta Of New
York here nj Olympia on Jan I.
LaMotta heat Edgar In New York
Int sport writer's said that the
decision was unpopular.
rig Boy Brown, who claims
10 be first cousin OF Joe Louis
and nj one time was the yard
man at Joe's Detroit home. will
meet Charley Hayes on the Edgar
WI ~ Wy uFids DutU fUkuF anu
Hayes are headed for service with
Uncle Sam. big Roy Brown fights
In the heavyweight class and i
recognized In some eastern states
as the successor 10 Joe Louis.
When Joe Louis was on fur.
Tough in Chicago recently he was
given credit for forming glove
club. II costs a dollar TO join and
the gloves go 10 the soldiers
Over $50 are members now. Boil
Murphy OF the Detroit Times says
that don't let anyone tell YOU thai
this is someone else's idea Mos
Of Joe's ideas are his very own.
Boxers now serving in the Arm,
are Joe Louis. Billy Conn. JACKIE
Wilson. Young Kid Mccoy. Buddy
Eaer. Stanley Evans and Iimm.
Edgar is getting ready TO enter.
Henry Armstrong Is contlnuin.
his winning comeback streak
Roscoe Toles Is e'ill in Soutl
orl -oov.n - ",
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-02

For answers 10 any Salvage
questlon-Call RANDOLPH s2ss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-02

Henry Armstrong Is continuing
his winning comeback streak.
Roscoe Toles Is eill in South
America and seems TO be making
name for himself His draft
board Is awaiting his arrival In
the US. He has also been booked
for the armed forces
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-11
The TObc0ats

Sinsle-Breasted Styles
DoubIe-Breasted Styles
Hy-Front Styles
Button-Throueh Styles
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-11
The SHits

SineIe-Breasted Styles
DoubIe-Breasted Styles
New Spring Patterns
Perfect Fitting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-11


2l06 F street NV, were reported
missing.
Alexandrian Missing.
Seaman Andrew Lee Dennis, IS,
whose sister, Miss Mary Dennis,
lives at 1923 Commerce street, Alex
andria, also was reported missing.
Mr.. Vilanova was born in Spain
and came to this country in 1917.
He settled in Brooklyn and Joined
the merchant marine in 1919. He
was naturalized in 1890. His only
surviving relative in this country is
the brother in Alexandria. His
mother and several other members
of the family live in Spain.
Mr.. Blocker entered the merchant
marine at the outbreak of the World
War His wife said she doubts If
there is a well-known port in the
world he has not seen since then.
In the present war, she said, he has
been in the thick of the fight"
Mrs. Blocker said her husband is
a native of Louisiana. Before join
ing the merchant marine In 1914
he spent several years in California,
where Mrs. Blocker made her home
until coming here october 81, 1912,
to work in the War Departments
administrative division.
Besides his wife, Mrs. Blocker Is
survived by a stepdaughter, Mrs.
Charles Brown of San Francisco.
The last letter she received from
her husband, Mrs. Blocker said, was
on August 81, 1912.
Mr.. Spilman, who formerly had
been employed by the Reconstruc-
ton Finance Corp, enlisted in the
merchant marine last March, and
first went to sea in June following q
training course at Long Island, N. Y.
Native Of Greenville, N. C.
A native of Greenville, N. c., he
was educated at the Darlington
High School in Rome, Ga, and at
Wake Forest College in North Caro-
lima. He has a brother, John B.
Spilman, jr., who is serving with
the Army in North Africa.
Seaman Dennis joined the mer-
chant marine about six years ago
and has visited about 40 ports. He
was born at The Plains, Va, and
was educated in the country schools
near his parents farm.
Besides his sister in Alexandra.
he is survived by his father, Thomas
Dennis, Upperville, Va, and a
brother Thomas of The Plains, Va.
Among the $40 names released in
this No. 4 casualty list % were put
down as dead and 282 as missing.
OF this total the names of IS whose
next to kin reside in foreign coun-
tries were not being published.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-11
Germans Face Difficulty
On Turkish Chromium Deal
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ANKARA, Jan. 8 Delayed "A
considerable part of Turkeys output
OF chromium-one of the largest in
the world of this vital steel-allovinp
material-becomes available to Ger
many today, providing the Nazis can
fulfill their part of a 1941 agreement
to deliver ornaments and other
German manufactures in payment.
The British and American en-
bassies refused comment, but 1t was
known that a Turkish Allied deal
for chromium was under way.
Allied experts expressed doubt as
to the Germans ability to make the
required deliveries, especially of
arms and heavy machinery, and It
was generally believed that the Ger
mans would receive no chromium
until the German side of the bar.
gain was fulfilled.
Nevertheless. this week Turkish
and German officials settled on the
list of German manufactures which
the Turks want under a lOO, 600, 900
Reichsmark credit opened in Berlin
in June.
The original chromium agreement
between the two countries was neqo,
tlated by DR.. Karl Clodius, head of
the German Trade Commission,
after a months hard bargaining
which ended in October, 1941, with
promise of delivery of 10000 tons of
the metal in 1943 and a similar
tonnage In 1914, If Germany could
deliver arms and manufactures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-11
Two D. {. Men Shown
Missing in Merchant
Marine Casually List
Alexundrion Is Dead,
Another Unreported;
Toll Moy Hit 5000

Two Washington men and two
others from nearby Virginia are
among $40 reported dead or missing
IN action IN a merchant marine
casualty list made public today.
The list. covering the period be-
tween November "a and December
81. raise the total number OF cas-
ualties reported since September a.
l941. to S,21l. OF this number 491
are reported dead and 2,720 are
listed as missing,
Sinkings since have boosted the
known deaths to more than $500,
and the death toll since Pearl Har-
Dor may be rs high as 5000.
Junior Engineer Etbine vilanova,
A. brother Of Odum vilanova, 4O-A
Hume avenue, Alexandria, was the
only seaman from this area listed
L. u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-11
Official Doubts Theory
Firemen Sunk Normondie
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Jan. 1l.-Fire Com
missioner Patrick Walsh doubts the
accepted theory that the former
luxury liner Normandie toppled
over at her pier last February . be-
cause Of the amount of water poured
aboard the vessel by firemen.
In his annual report, the commits
sioner stressed yesterday what he
termed the comparative triviality Of
the fire and the small amount Of
water left aboard.
He said the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tened the y. s. s. Lafayette before
it capsized-displaced 5000 tons
while the fire department used only
5000 tons Of water fighting the blaze.
AT least 30 per cent Of this was
washed overheard" the report said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-11
pFURLOUGH"
FOR
CIVILIANS
Served from 1850 to 5

You cant be "all out"
for victory when you're
feeling "all in.n When
you're on the go in New
York. relax at The
va 1dorf--right in the
center of New York S
recreational. social and
cultural world. The
Ealdorf's excellent
Accommodations and
cuisine. wi tn superb
enter talnment. can do mucl
TO keep you at your
physical and mental best
lean provide a "fur1ough
While you attend to
"duty calls. y"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-11

90 AC0W al G4N
latest report.
Chief Engineer
Robert H o m e r
B ! ock er, Sc,
whose wife, Mrs.
E t h e l Blocker,
lives at 1889 New
Hampshire ave-
nue., and Engi-
neer Cadet Ber-
nard Washing
ton S pill m a n,
whose mother,
Mrs. j. B. Spill
man, and q sis
ter, Miss Frances
H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-11

The bund has gone, but the bend
Is here. my II now for vic4esy.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-25
Wsittpodb ben %. aasnf 1943

{c5en 2in6enb1ume Bel Der alteu Sir.
DIE unb oitIin bon biefer Steinfirde,
babe id sepflan5t nno iest fino tie
10 m11tige Stamrr1e getDoroen, Die
baIo 10 bod fino tpie bas '4irdenoad.
Dieie .eeben ,ins Diel Shus uno Sdat,
ten In Der Stride, tpenn es 10 beib 1T
bes Nabmittags tp6bren6 Der Cont
mer5eit. Nud als Der lette groBe Sa-
gel1t1rm bier in 9reeie raite ltno Dem
Soipital fait ale Geniter uno Geniter.
laoen 5erfdlug, bat er bier 5tpar Die
&irdenfenlter 5er5auit uno Elm paar
9abpfannen 5erbrobe1, aber iont iit
anes gan5 geblieben. Sd faB I'M
Bfarrbaus in meinem groBen 3im-
mer uno babe alles geieben, ia aub
oen Druid oes Stlrn1es gefiiblt. Mm
Hfarrbaus blieb aues gan5, benn Ebe-
reie bate Die groben eriinen Gen-
iterlaoen 5ugei6lagen uno eeidloiien.
9as balf uns bier; aber Die groBen
3uderbdl,ne, nit ibrem oidten 2aub,
baben lpobl oie airdenfeniter uno
Seniterrabmen geidiist. Sd min inn
mer groBe ftarfe 8dume INN Stride
uno Saus baben. sic ltnb au9 Die be.
item 8litableiter, beionoers Die SDca.
morebdume.
(Sortiebung folgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-25

etlpas ertra, 3. 8. nod einen lederen
vBie" ooer einen feinen SUDDEN nit
oem Stern barauf nit.
Damn 5og ite gliidlid bein, ieste
lib bin uno itri6 ibrem groBen Som
(&ate) BEN giiden, 0aB oie Slinfen
aus Dem idtpar5en Sen flogen.
SOU biit bod en- fein Dier; on
mubt aber bier bliepen, niht beraus,
laufen.' ~- .
50 no lob mab!" n1iau, miau, uno
oie fette, idpar3e &ase itreibelte ii6
UNI lire 8eine berum; Damn gab iie
ibr einen Eritt uno iaete: iest muB ich
nod mine H0tte tpai6en."
Gater Meitrom ladte iiber oie I'm
terbreduns NIT Ebresben, oenn er
fannie iie idon ettpas; benn ieoen
Worgen, tpenn er bon ser Welie fam,
eriibte iie i'm freunolid NIT @elobt
lei Seius gbriitus uno @uten Wor-
gen, So6tpiirben! @enn bas nidt ge=
i6ab, Damn par ite berfebrt alfge-
ltanben unb Damn ging alles perfebrt
Sen gan5en Sag.
Ser alte 8ater &ei11efe 5og cine
friide 3igarre aus ieiner @eltentaide
uno brannte Die li6 an. Damn 5og er
geborig, oaB bie gfau6molfen ,1ur 10
flogen. Dieie groBen @bornbGume
pel ltlid bon ser Stride ,1nb Die 6eut.
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(Sortiebung folgt)
Die Geranttpprtung BON tnDrgen

(SortIetung bon @eite y
Ser @atbolif muB bon oen 8egriffen
our befreienoen uno befrubtenoen
Sat binunteriteigen. @r muB ferner
aus Dem ielbitgeniigliden ,,8eiis Der
8abrbeit' beraustreten unb alien
Sudenoen entgegengeben, er muB auf
ieoe Srage cine @nttuort iuden.
Ser 8ii6of foroert tueiter bonn
Gbriitenmeni6en eine idlidte, itarfe
uno bor allem iibernatiirlibe @eiitig-
felt. Man fann oas gbriitentum nidt
ieiner uebernatiirlidfeit entbl0Be11,
obne linn oas 8eien 5lt ralben. Iaer
bloBen Naturieligfeit muB oer Sinn
oes menidliden 2ebens entgegengebal=
ten peroen, bonn Meniden gum @ot=
tesfino 5u meroen ourb 6en Mittler
gbriitus uno feline @na6e. Sreilid
ion oas ltebernatiirlid5e bas natl,rbaft
Wenidlide ni6t atsi6lieben. Ser
poufommene gbriit lit audi elm boa-
fommmener Meni6, in allem mas iein
&onnen l1no feline 8iiroe ausmadt,
in 8ilouna berufli6er giidtigfeit,
io5iale @eiinnl,ng uno Soflidfeit. @i'
ne Minoertpertisteit in oieien 9in-
gen tut unierm 8eitrae gum io5ialen
2eben in gefdbrli6er Weiie Mbbrud.
Ser &atbolif muB allen uno auf allen
@ebieten eetpadien iein, benn oie
Mpoloeie feines 2ebens iou bollfoms
men fem. Ser 8iIdof fdliebt nit Dem
@ebanfen, baB ser @briIt Der @emein>
lidaft Dor auent sic @erehtiefeit uno
sic 2iebe als @runolage ,1nb Berboll=
fommnung tpieoer idenfen nruB ,,no
ruff beionbers oie Ssuseno Der Stride
5um Sinn fir oie 3angoronung Der
@erte unb our nlannliden &raft 6es
@eiites a1f, oamit iie perantportl1ngs:
betpuBt 11no opferbereit In bie 3u=
funft trete. - Get. 3. G.-8.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-25

te iid nidt na9 oem Mben6eiien
oenn sic Sise uno ser Staub bonn
@eg batten linn 5useiest. gead eini-'
gen Easen iaBen oie beioen Serren
pieoer 5uiammen uno lpraben iiber
alles, mas friiber bier in 8reeie l1n6
Germantown uno in Der umgegeno
geideben lei. Sn groben @an5en mub
i6 iagen: Ser liebe @ott bat uns oft
iidtbar beihiibt. @inige l1nsliidsfdae
auf oen 2anoe uno in oen 3eden fa-
men bor, aber nidt iobiel, audi nidt
maiienbaft tpie 10 oft an anberen
Eldsen, D. g. perbeerenoe Stiirme,
Cyclones unb Sornabos, groBe Ger-
ersbriinite ooer gefbrdlide &ranfbet=
ten. 0a fam au6 Baitor's Sbereie,
feline leiblibe S6tpelter, Inn ben Sd
berum l,no bate oas leste @ort ibres
8ruoers geb0rt: anltedenoe &ranfbei<
ten.
uyes, iolde baben mir ood plentp
bat, brad ite aus. uDenf mol an al
Sc Sinner, oe an &iiblen uno an &in=
nerfranfbeiten ltorpen iino. Sa, ou
bait frober g'nug begraben. uno bann
oe Boden tpot mas oat en- @lenb.
Oe ole &uelsmann bat fin Ste1frii5
1no be ole Mltepeter len b0nen &rii5
an oe 8eg no Germantown bantals
uplet, tpenn ie bon be idredli6e
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-25
Dtio @aiienfrenab
| Rranfbeit peridont blieben. "

Rranfbeit beri9ont blieben."
.9es lit ipobI ipabr, Sbresden,
aber oas mar BLOB einmal; lnb bas
anoere unter 6en @inoern fon1n1t tpobl
| iebes Sabr bor," ar,ttportete ibr Der
bobp. 8ruber.
nDet par aber fdIimm genng, =
idreppte iie nod nnb idob ab. sic
bate einen Heinen &orb am glrn1
unb ging born aus benz Sor. @enn fie
oa binausging, bann mar es fider,
oab iie gum 8abnbof iiber Die @eleiie
81 Mutter SD &nies len. lief. De fann
10 guet 8rot baden unb De bddt in-
,ner fo mi. Spe-erlei, tpitt I'M erau
8rot. De Haitor mag bet 10 germ.
9e ole &niesfe bet ct beirut - BET
Baden.
Dieies Sob ipenoete iie oft ser glt-
ten Wfr1tter; fie beprablte iie germ,
oenn M1ttter &nies eab ibr oft nod
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lino."
nSa, tpas sic leiiten'', meinte Me-
itrom, ,,oas fann nidt beneiien per=
ben; bas peiB @ott."
,,Die Sreimaurer uno oie mooer=
men Sreigeiiter nennen oiele Sroens<
leute aber Die ,Eote Sanb', neil iie
Hidt llnter Dem Staat iteben uno tel
ne Direftion bonn ,BGter9en Staat'
annebmen', iparf gn5lberger ipottii6
oa5tuiiden.
,,Nun'', meinte Meltrom, ,baben
iie mid berlpottet, 10 ,perben ite au6
eud peripotten', ipridt ber Serr uno
oas Bort gilt beute nod als tpabr.
8alo uaro SdluB genadt uno mir
gingen bereniigt auseinanber uno
bon bannen. 9as radlte Mal famen
iie 5u rns nod 8reeie. Mlfo soo6=bpe!
sls mir beibe in 8reeie beim Bfer=
oeftal anfamen, itano 8en &riiibe
bor Ser Sir, nabm oas Bferb beim
aopf uno bra9te es in ben Stal.
Sein &nedt nta6te es los bonn @a.
gen ,no fiitterte es. 8en iprad nod
Elm paar 8orte nit uns, na6bem er
bas @elo erbalten, uno barauf ging
ieber feline @ege: id gum Bfarrbaus,
Weitrom gum Solpital.
Ser alte Gater 8einefe laB inn
Stiibhen uno betete lein 8rebier. Iud)
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Gedanken und Erinnerungen

mir eriffen nah ,tnierem Sfficinm
ebe mir gum Mbenoeiien gelaben muir
ben. Rad oem Mbenoeifen 5eigte iib
ser Serr 9altor beionoers frelnbli6
lno IiebepolI, tpie er felten tot. gr
iagte mir, cine quite Srau iei Bel ibm
getpeien unb polle ibn Elm id0nes
@ei6enf MAIDEN. gs iolle elm neues
MeBgetpano iein; er iolle es ni.r BE-.
itellen 51 irsenbeinem Breis, in ir-
genoeiner Sarbe, pie er es baben
ipolle. sic tpolle es gerne be5ablen.
Sd iudte olss5ufinoen, per Die quite
Srau iei; bod er uolfte es nidt ia
gen uno id babe es erlt ipater aus
gefunoen. cit lit tot uno Der liebe
@ott bat es ibr2ft6erli9 pergolten.
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