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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-03

| MN pANNtg well dlAAbuEn III the III
terests OF accuracy II should be
pointed out that knowing Tom pref.
ty we'll did not necessarily imply
great intimacy. or even chummi-
ness. He had a strict rule that none
OF his assistants could discuss a
case or any phase OF case with
newspapermen, everything has TO
come straight from Dewey, so ma
turally he was not the ideal D,A.
from the standpoint OF a scoop
minded reporter. Added to this, he
had his Garbo.like days when al.
most the only pearls which fell from
his lips were the words: mo COM
ment' and this could and did prove
irksome to the press, not excluding
me.
But no one could deny that he
was a demon for tackling tough as.
signments and winning. He picked
ciant-sized opponents notably Luc.
iano, or Charlie Lucky as the boys
still call him. and Jimmy Hines
and he always licked them without
ruffling a hair OF his moustache.
The Broadway boys recall this
as they sip their tall ones and dis.
cuss things political, and those who
are practiced gamblers (Which
makes 1t pretty Unanimously are not
consoled by the fact that the race
track odds against Tom becoming
President of the United States are
at the moment to l. They are
mournfully cognizant OF the old
gamblers adage: String along with
a winner" That the boy with the
stiff collars and the neat nous.
tache has always been a winner
they are painfully aware.
Dewey's stiff collars and neat
moustache, are almost symbolic OF
his type. and. in his days as D.A.,
his young assistants used to- copy
one or the other or sometimes both.
He had a talent for surrounding
himself with unknowns who made
up in enthusiasm and ramrod hon
esty what they lacked in expert
en1ce. and they charged out OF the
District Attorneys office and into
the sinful haunts Of the big city
like Galahads in double-breasted,
dark blue suits. looking wickedness
in the eye and giving 1t the old
theaye.ho wherever possible. Their
lives were open books. They jolly
well had to be. A Dewey aide had
to be unstained by any except pos
sibly original sin.
This seemed quite an innovation
when Tom first took office, but II
turned out to be rather a good idea,
apparently, for to this day the d.
As office in New York Is run on
the pattern he set.
We used to beef considerably
when Tom would tilt himself back
| in his office chair and rest his feet
on a pulledout desk drawer and
give us brief. authoritative, un.
satisfactory answers, accompanied
by rather SNUG smile, TO what We
considered burning questions. But
our irritation never showed in our
copy. and We kept building him up
as the civic hero, the enemy OF evil,
the dauntless foe Of the gangster
and the corrupt politician-because
whether you liked him or not, that
is exactly what he was.
And whethef you liked him OF
not, he was terrific copy" when he
wanted to be, and when he wanted
to be was invariably right at the
strategic moment when the Wall
Street Closing or the Fiye-Star Final
was going to press, because he
knew considerably more about the
newspaper business than you could
put in your eye. and he had great
sense of timing. It was probably
/ not always sheer coincidence when
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-03
Hints on EtInuelie

Don't complain " your man IN
serviee cannot help you carry out
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-03

Washington-William Y. Elliott.
director OF the offices Of Civilian
Requirements sees more wartime
shortages: The average American
must expect a very thin time OF IL
unless there is an early end TO hos
Titles.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-03


Mae West is giving a big party
for the censors-says she owed it
all to them. Wonderful improve.
ment in the new dinner capsule
scientists say 1t has double the Wit.
amin content OF the old one...K
| T. Stevens has returned ALI Van
derbilt's engagement ring. Cerut-
It's has started something new
an extra drink for every short
snorter bill. There's an over.
abundance OF butter and the RPB
will broadcast an appeal to house
wives asking them to use more Of
it..~Something has to be done about
those speeding jeep drivers-the
streets are a menace to pedestri-
ans. Mike Todd finally closed that
deal with Hedy LAMAR The new
census will reveal that New York $
population has hit 100000.
Night clubs are sending a lob
byist to Washington 10 try TO get
the 80 per cent tax reduced. Jed
Harris fight with the drama crit.
les is a nostalgia thing, isn't it?
The Wrigley people are construct.
ing a building on top of their
electric sign. Jimmy Petrillo has
decided 10 take piano lessons ..
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-03
THEY SAY

New York-Wendel Willkie con.
graduates Gov. Thomas f. Dewey:
Hearty congratulations TO you on
your nomination. You have one OF
the great opportunities OF history. y"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-03

The Dionne CUNTS had their big
debut party and everyone danced
until dawn. Week end flights 10
Honolulu are now the rage. Eu-
gene O'Neill finished a new cycle
of plays. Room and bath at the
Waldorf goes with each ticket ...
Clark Gable looks simply divine,
don't you think, in that new spade
-ard Bill Robinson celebrated
his 10th birthday by capering 20
blocks up Broadway. The Bing
Crosbys now have a baby girl.
Preston Sturges ran out Of new
stars and smashed through with a
surprise buildup for Broadway
Rose. .Ginny Simms got her pic
ture in all the papers by landing
the first helicopter on the Rookie
Teller ice pond. Ed Wynn bought
another hat....Fred Astaire and Gene
Kelly are jamming the concert
halls in their joint dance tour.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-03

Joe DiMaggio plays ball at night
and runs a restaurant in the day
time. David o. Selznick is making
six hour movie with 80 stars.
Peggy Hopkins Joyce has announc-
ed her engagement. and this time
it looks like the Mccoy. Oscar
Hammerstein has three hits on
Broadway now-"Oklahoma Ar
izona!" and New Mexico! :" Toots
Shor and Sherman Billingsley have
kissed and made up. Frank Costel-
10 left $4,000 in the roller coast
er at the Palisades-said the mon
ey was for a real estate transac-
ton, but LaGuardia is keeping it.
anyway. Victor Borge has return
ed TO Denmark. where he is billed
as The Great American Comedi-
an"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-03
BY Dorothy KlIuallen

The lights are on again all over
the world. George Bernard Shaw
is the only person who goes meat.
less on Tuesdays....Staten Island
is now the site OF the Airplane
Frolics...Joe Louis is slipping
took him nine rounds TO knock
out his last opponent. George Jes-
sci finely produced his first NOV.
ic, retired, and wrote a new biog-
raphy.. Hildegarde has introduced
her delicious impersonation of
John Hoystradt...M Moss Hart sold a
script TO Hollywood and got a 81
per cent interest in the film COM
pany as pay...Bob Hopes televis-
ion Crossley is looming. ...Intimates
say that F.D.R. may not choose
TO run for the seventh term....Nice
exhibition at the Museum Of Mod
ern Art, featuring those radio sets
we used to use-remember?
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-03

he made his biggest arrests in time
for the Monday morning papers.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1944-06-16

Wrnn Hnrye
1sHoAs "' Thomas Industrial Relations pexv
official biz Quite trip ~
s,ppng Mun Marion Fort Wayne ana nulanapo
INDIANA thomas the National Negro nsuano
Louisville Kentucky June 202S And hea
I talking about how 7 get around
chilled Rita Costello. the shake dancer ana ny
champ Chaky Wright item lhe towns p'ayna
pyboy Conrad Nag valet Victor Lloyd Ethel Sheppard
one o The Cotton Rarn Twenies recen
we'd seenage Doughboy. Evidently, her ID" Day Billy an
hack Cafe Society wondering whs in"
the noofiest) not on D
counnuis manager the Roosevelt Theatre Cna
Edna Williams would have know
As Hart the and acntst
nsan formerly with John Kirby Billie Holiday playing fh'
Rrban T3leu f,y nanias fixture Horseshoe
Murie Rahn left carmen Jones' the company present
her huge gift overheard (MMrieI returned
looking forward SO the tell
Tho company didnt diffy gift Which don't think nj
The Berry Brothers doubling froi,
tho Zanzibar Louis the Mills Brothers. Tina Dixon
Watts, and Pee Wee Marquette talk
Horne Chcagos Chez Parec The icier responsible
that is Bob lEariy Bed) Howa
whamming Loew State The sparkling show In u
Village is Downtown Cafe Societ superb bill
Wilma Cray, Josh White and Eddie H
Kirby the Aquarium Restaurant Kisir
with Ekine Hawkins ork Hal
versary Ballroom saul
day triple iteholdcr IIen1
Atsons Dummy Davis their Madison Square Carde
neeug River slated for of theatres the WeA
Just the winnng victory eyeybody U
telling folks that you
backng the attack.
receip, Adam War He
I'D :. L--s -.s'
ebarman
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1944-06-16
Excerpt From /" With
A Buckeye In
Congress
(Ry Clarence ]. Brown

Last Thursday afternoon
he Mouse CT Representatives
passed. without Q single dis
senting vote, the War Den art-
-nent Appropriation Bill ear
marking fortv-nine billion
dollars for use of the Army in
tie cominr fiscal year, which
begins July 1st. It is hoped
and believed future r ilitarv
d -e'onncnts will make UNI
necessary the spending of all
q hl'oe f''nd However, in
time Of war, good judgment
a's7 discretion hermit no re-
lsxation in military produc-
ii Y or expen lituras until final
victory has been won. A few
m 'nutes after the fortv-nine
billion dollar war bill was
passed announcement va
m de on the House Floor thai
a 'arge flight of our new giani
B. q hoe,hers had successfully
attacked war production CEN
ties throughout Japan in an
hcur long air raid; and, also
TINT safe landings had been
made by American troops in
the Mariana Islands another
long step on the road to
Tokyo,
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1944-06-16

: .ii!am r. Lew. 7s-yea: old Hegyo
.s.e4ru .srs seaman, chatting with
ars. wendell Wiiikio at the Sea
5.eS,x Ngst Center operated by the
tinted Esasen's Service at Oyster
kay, l.. l.. during tour conducted
~ WoTkers Of tNa National War
nnd. ef which BSS ts . member
genc5s
Ppssibsy the oldest active mem
lar Il the National Maritime Union.
Wi,1ia,n Lew Joined the merchant
uar,ne in&t343 in response 70 q
can for alf e-s''aSs's men, and
served 10 q stesA sy. is recuper-
efinx ut the u Center from
the strain Of eesgl md told Mrs.
WinEie he hngos return soon
10 fhs ssa.
A well knr Kss sFsAaer ann stu
dent ofsrnusi i " ht'-den tne
music deparF fs g h'gn scnoois
snS eollsgs Al Y : s- 80
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1944-06-16

graa. grandfuthcr's band. composer
OF his pwn ehiidren. played At ths
inauguret.3u OF George Washington
and al least one member Of the
Lew family has fought In every on'
OF this eountry's wars.
Forty years ago he shipped or
OF Boston on the SIS. Enterprise
and last year resumed his earl,
nautical calling because 1t afforded
an opportunity for service wher'
he was best fitted to aid the wa
effort. And having once more al
swerad the call Of the sea. th'
patriarch says he would like to con
tinue with the merchant marine a.
long as he lis able. United Seamen',
| Service is one OF nineteen National
| Var i-und agencies supported DS
the American public's contributions
to lo,8oo,iccal community war fund
lesm2aigns-
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1944-06-16


Sister Rosetta Tharpe is cofeatured with Don Red.
mans Orchestra in the seasons No dual star pre-
sentation After his stand at the Tic Toe Club IN
Boston. Lucky Millinder Will appear at LoeWs state
Incidentally this will be the first appearance on
Bway for Wynonie MIR. Bues) Harris. the vocalist
who replaced Trevor Bacon with the grand Miinder
band One OF the seasons pecca platter 'ayorites
IL the popular recently revised 'Ia Get By with the
Ink Spots at their best since they introduced IL !
Didn't Care" . Canada Lees betrothal TO VIM
johnson 10 off that's news - Louis Jordani
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1944-06-16
ACTUALLY HELPS NunnNu -
PEEL OFF UGLY 0O ~
LAYER or SURFACE tvuu &O

Take the positive POSLAM way to skin
Improvement CONCENTRATE for
quick action. Poslam helps reduce red
ness peel away rough. embar, assing
-pimple layer" Not cosmetic but a.
3s-year old MEDICATION. Apply be-
fore making up or leave on overnight
Six active ingredients cling where
needed. We call 1t sthe ointment with
out disappointment" Soc. druggists.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1944-06-16
I'VE BEEN
AROUND
Np7g York
By.TED YATES

From 4 Reporters Typewriter
celebrates its fourth anniversary o
presenting phillip Negro fe Anna ucasa at the
swelegant the Haf
Louisville kentucky
Miss Caaans passed to young
49, Axhrrr Y tnn
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1944-06-16
{ Classic
Theatre |
West Fifth Street,
lsa yton, Ohio

Here il list Of conn Eo ATTRACTIONS
"FR0NFEER LAW. .NEvl4fs a DElIF, RtOMENT',
\ NOW v0YAGifR'', RAID sEsS Ot SUNSET PASS,
"SWIlsGTiIE JOHNNY, "stfeST GF Tr1SAS',
CASANOVA IN BslRLIStaNE, MOONLIGHT in
VEE.AIONH.'
SUNDAY aud MONDAY, July 2na and 8rd
CHOSE THAT WALKS ALONE and TIT, WHISTLER
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,, JULY itll and 9Th
LADIES COURAGEOUS
THURSDAY and ks4DAI, JULY 9th and 9th
i YOUIs rICkY FELLOW s!R. SMITH 4 NINE GIRLS
SATURDAY, J1lIY 8
FRONTIER LAM and PASSPORT I'd DESITN.
SUNDAY ard MONDAY, July 9th and 10th
EFa,GG o. san Esfs itEY and Ms1PHis BEi4t4E1
TUESDAY and we 94FFsDAY, JULY 1Ith and 18th
RIDING HIGH
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, JJf4g 18th and 1lth
SOS X0Eas UNCLE and BLACK PARACHUTE
SATURDAY, JULY 18th
Sltft-s F0gs ME ari COWBOY IN THE CLOUDS
SUNDAY anl ATOHEDAY, JULY 10th and eth
STRANGE DEATH on HITLER
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, JULY 18th and 10Th
OfSCE UPON A TIME
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, IULl 10th and 2Isf
SftgG JINGLE and ADDRESS UNKNOWN
SATURDAY, JULY 22nd
SAGEBssJSEE law and GHOST and THE GUEST
SUNDAY and MONDAY, JULY 23rd and 9th
UNLIMITED AND ATTACK
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,, JULY 10Th and 26th
III HAPPENED TOMORROW and PRISONERS OF
JAPAN
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, JULY 9th and 28th
HEY ROOKIE and KNICKERBOCKER HOLIDAY
SATURDAY. July a9th
WILD HORSE RusTLERs and SECRETS OF A
SUNDAY july seth, MONDAY AUGUST 3lst
PHANTOM LADY
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, AUGUST lst and End
WOMEN or THE TOWN and TIMBER QUEEN
THURSDAY and FRIDAY AUGUST 3rd and 4th
NO TTEFE FOR LOVE and TEXAS MASQUERADE
SATURDAY, AUGUST 9th
CAN'T RATION LOVE and RANGERS TAKE ON E1R
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1944-06-16
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conditions, use pure. cooling. medicstsd. liquid
b, D. b. PREscRiPTloN. A Doctor formula
Greaseless and stainless. Soothes. comforts and
quickly calms intense itching. 35c trial bottle
ranycsit, r,r money back. Don't suffer. Ask your
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Fireplace Blamed
In Death Of Woman

Fire apparently caused pN
sparks from an open fireplace was
today blamed hy police tor we
death Sunday q Mrs Sara' Sill
verstine Il. of 29SS Chalmers
Firemen found her ,'FcAnScrag
when they arrived no cNtncI>9
the fire and she was pronounced
dead OF thri dcgres burns Wa-o
admitted 20 Rcceitug Hospital
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31

WJLB-News: Matinee-M.
WEXI-NeWs; melody.
WJBK-Sscred Heart prog
f;15 r. NJ.
WJR--Joyce Jordan-D
WWJ-Todays children.
CKLw-QuIet sanctuary.
WJBK-News and melody
2;30 p. NJ.
WJR-We Love and Learn
WWJ-Light OF World-D.
CKLW-Melody time.
WCAR--Matinee Melodies.
WEXL-Parade OF Bands.
2;I5 4. NJ.
wJR-Perry Mason u.
NWJ-Church hymns.
CKLW-Singing Strings-M
8 800 T.. NJ.
WJR-Linda First Love.
WWJ-NOman Of America
CKLW--Jack Pickering-T.
WCAR-News Ace. music
WXYZ-Morton powney-M
WgLB News: let's dance.
WTXI-Newscast. music.
WJBK-News; melody.
S:15 r. VI.
WJR-Editor's Daughter.
WILMA Perkins ID.
CKLW-Symphony melody
WCAR-Mountain Red NJ.
WXYZ-l' We Got Your No.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31

4 pleasant little that WIN message
II every day numerical puzzle designed to spell out
Your letters your first II the number
subtract the number Is less than O.
your key number Start at the upper left
and check OF your key
numbers right Then read the the letters under
the checked figures give you Il 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31

WJBK-C Corn TIL Morn NJ.
WWJ-Portraits In music.
CKLW Henry Gladstone.
WXYZ-Ray. Gram Swing
MEXL=N eMscaSi music,
WJBk-News.
iOilS r. VI.
CKLW-Learn Spanish.
W%YZ-pancho Orchestra.
WEkI-Voiee OF Army.
WJBK-Bill Frsser-R.
1880 r. VI.
WIR-The Thin Man-D.
WWJ--Information Please
CKLW--World' !. front PIX.
WxYZ-Wakeup America.
WJLB-Goodwill hourly.
" tskis-hfttsie.
WJBK-Music.
1O.i5 =. VI.
CKLW--S ymphonette-M
WJBK-Silver Tone Four.
HOO 4. NJ.
WJR-News.
WWI-News.
CKLW-National news.
WxYZ-News Ace.
WJLB-News, Goodwill hr
WExL-Moonliie Serenade
WJBK--Pleasure Shift.
f1:I5 y. VI.
WJR-Your good health.
WWJ-Lee Mason-M.
W-Recruiting Sgt
WXYZ-Music You Want.
1880 4. VI.
WJR-PeaCeful Valley M.
WWJ- Stories OF escape.
GkLW-NeMSfeel r..
HAS r. NJ.
CKLW-Denny Beckner-M.
1900 MIDNIGHT
WJR News Ace music
WMJ-News. mite watch.
CKLW-News, dawn patti
WJLB-AmericA CallS-V-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31

BUY War Savings stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered to your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salcSman.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-23

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es tpetter feline Gorge llro arbeit fir
life.
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cine ein3tge 8lune i'm @arten ietnes
2ebens 81 baben, nur eine einaige,
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etnem unter BEN Sdnben tpeltt 1mo
bergebt> oabon tpeiB ite nidts. sic
mag @ott auf ibren Rnien oanfen,
penn iie es niemals erfGbrt."
Die 3it1mertiir 0ffnete ft6 uno
li6loB it6 Damn tpie6er leiie. gr peu.
eete ii6 berum. 2l1iie Maotpig itan6
bor linn.
sic lpar i6Iant tpie tbre Ruftne
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libr Saar batte einen Ii6teren @lon3,
tbre Nugen cine ounflere. reinere
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bon oeren 8eanttportung fobtel ab.
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so frage midi oenn, i6 tperoe ant.
porten', iagte iie in etnem Gone, als
babe iie beriu6t, it9 auf bos Mner.
f6merte oor5ubereiten. &nein 6os
rerooie 3uden ibrer Singer, oie NUT
elmer S6letfe ibres &Ieioes ipielteu,
| itrafte ibre anideine1poe Seitigfeit 2it.
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tonnte nun, 6aB ite ft9 tpirHt6 re6t
rntpobl fiiblen muBte un6 oab ibre
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-23
Elm schweres Opfer

ten Wtitteln su eriItieren un6 iogor
Den S6etn elmer getpiiien 8oblba-
benbeit un6 mo6ernen gIegana al =
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tuaiiten 9ei6te Inna, an Der ite !Nut-
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pforte ouforiidte un6 in oos 8run0-
| ltiid eintrat, fam INN aus DEM SGot,
ten elmer 8a1mgruppe cine iunge Oo'
me entgegen, cine l6lonfe, bo6getpo6-
iene @eitalt in ounflem, einfo6en1
&leioe. Sbr Saupt mar unbe6edt, 70
bob Die pe9Ielnoen Sonnenli6ter ibr
ungebin0ert iiber 6as rei9e blonde
Soor uno iiber Die ret5bouen, tpenn
audi ni6ts 1peniger ols regelm6Btgen
3iige oes iugenofrtIben @efi6tes
iptelten.
u8ie, @6arb - ou?" rief fte Dem
Seranfommenoen nit unteroriidter
Stimme entgegen,. tpabrenb Elm Mus>
6rud ertpartungsbouer slngIt ibr aus
Slid uno @ebar6e iprad. u3u oieier
friiben Stun6e? SIT ettpas entoedt
1poroen?'
,,SSo', anttportete @buoro 211bau,
BEN Sut obnebmeno uno 6t6 Die err
bibt 5tirn trodneno: sd babe et-
auas entoedt, tpobon 2ui iiens @1nd
ODER 11ngliid abbangen miro. SIT iie
6rinnen i'm 9auIe?"
9es il1ngen Md69ens 2ippen beb.
ten, un0 lire blauen Mugen Thinner
ten, oGs Oh ieoen Aueenblid cine SrG"
nenflut aus benielben beroorbre6en
IoIlte. @ouaro 2ubou ober benerfte
oieie In5ei6en Der beftieiten i1neren
grreglng ebenio menig tpie er borber
auf ieinem Bege bterber oas friI6e,
|lebenoige 8eben oes berrliden Srub.
|llngstages bea6tet batte.
usSa, 2uiie iit i'm Sauie. sic be.
finoet ii6 aber nidt gan3 tpobl i6
fiir6te, iie tuiro iib ni6t ipre6en
lciien'', entgegnete 9lnna 50gerno.
~Sie muB itd ipre6en loiien, es
banoelt lid Inn ibr @obl ooer 8e.
lGe", iagte 2ubau fin ter, inoem er
al1f 6as Saus 5ueing.
Nnna ldaute ibm trarrig un1 tr1.
|neni6meren 8lides na6; Damn neigte
lite bas Saupt un6 ging tpieoer bin-
ter Die 8aumgruppe, 1po ite eine
@ieBfanne oufnobm, bic ite borber
! bier nie6ergeltellt bate.
2lrbau IieB bie &austiir binter ii9
ins S6loB fallen unb begab it6 obne
Weiteres in oas auf oen 6lur n1iin>
btn6e 8obn5immer. Dasielbe NOR
leer. gr leste feinen Sut auf einen
Stubl unb lieB ~oonn oie auf Dem
lSii6 itebenoe @lode ert0nen. Oas
lberbeieilenoe Dienitmdo6en mo9te
lbet ieinem 4nblid groBe Mugen.
vSagen sic, bite, Jr4ulein Meao=
tmig, oaB ib ibr cine WeitteiIung BON