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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-15
"CHIsELED" Sos 927;
is FINED ONLY $4,000

NEW YORK The old maxim
that crime doesn't pay" scarcely
applies to violations of 0. P. A. re-
gulations, in the light of a sentence
melted out to a price chiseler here
recently by Federal Judge Henry
w. Goddard.
Convicted of selling 1908 cases
of tomato paste for a total of
$105, 927.50 in excess of legal cell
ings, the Riverbank Canning Com
pany was let off with a fine of
$50, 600.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-15

Temptation rarely comes in work
ing hours. 1t is in their leisure time
that men r made or married. -
w. M. Taylor.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-15
CHICAGO TEACHERS
UNION WINS
S4,8O0,OOO WAGES

CHICAGO. - Chicago Teachers
Union, Local l., American Fedora
ton Of Teachers, has won wage
reservations and increases for its
members and other City Of Chi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-15

What is the best government?
That which teaches us to govern
ourselves.-Goethe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-15

cago teachers totaling 81, 800, 900 in
the last three years figured on
annual basis.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-15
WHAT ABOUT INVENTORS.
WHAT ABOUT BRAINS. p"

By ZINC S. HOFSES, Editor, Reading Labor Advocate
The Nome nugget., 1944-10-02
PAGE SEVEN

fsas n very fancy technicoIor ! just hope ny MP's never saw # J
 Ire MP's are now Lieutenant Goiey's prime concern. This month marks the third anniversary Of the corps of Military Police and the fifth month that the Alashan Department Military Pol,ce School has been in existence.
 We're gong 10 mark the aou- ble birthday with some innova- tlons on our bIitz course which We built in the woods to test the MP's reaction to combat situa- at.ons. We give them more trou-. bic than even Hollywood could dream up Our birthday celeDra- ton will De plenty toisy," he. added
The Nome nugget., 1944-10-02
THE NOME NUGGET

ger play, Our Town," took roles m some half dozen other Broad way productions, dd a stretch in Hollywood for Paramount, and reported breathless to his draft board in June of l941.
 As a G1, Lieutenant Coley was graduated from Infantry Officer Candidate School at Fort Ben ming, Ga, in August, 1922 No stranger to the Army, he spent his childhood on various Army posts where his father, Major T. L. Coley, .. s. A., retired. was stationed. Grammar school in the Philippines, high school in Pana- ma and college in Virginia, pre- pared him in well rounded fash ion for a theatrical career.
 Nothing really prepared me for my fling in the movies though. ]" said Lieutenant Coley, grinning Il played the part of a mineral oglst who was reduced to 13 in ehes in height by a mad scientist l ran all over some of Holly woods biggest sets in a sarona The picture was 'Dr, Cyclops' and
The Nome nugget., 1944-10-02
"Coguette," stage star Lenore Ul- ric in Personal Appearance. "

"Coguette," stage star Lenore Ul- ric in Personal Appearance" ;"
 Sure l miss it." said Lieuten- ant Coley the other day, but running a school to train MPs for all Alaska doesn't leave a guy much time for pining. We start new class every month and give the men three weeks of in- tensive military police training. All the officers on our staff are Officer Candidate School grad uates and we pattern this school after our CT alma matters g
 AS a civilian, Lieutenant Coley graduated from Washington and Lee University in 1885, descended on New York in time to appear with Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fon- tame in their production of "The Tanning of the Shrew." He spent ! year and a half in the Pulit-
The Nome nugget., 1944-10-02

T, l.. Coley, Moreland Road, Bethayres, Pa.
 Lieutenant Coley, now officer in charge of the Alaskan Depart ment Military Police School here, Tn pre-ration summers was team ing with Haila Stoddard in such Bucks County Playhouse produc- tons as Yes, My Darling Daughter" The Royal Family and Our Betters." New Hope theater- goers also saw him oppos- posite screen star Betty Field in
The Nome nugget., 1944-10-02
ACTOR IS NOW INSTRUCTOR OF C. |. POLICE

FORT RICHARDSON, Alaska Bucks county to Alaska via the U. s. Army, is the route taken by former Broadway, Hollywood and Bucks County actor, 1st It. Thom as L. Coley, son of Major and Mrs.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-05-12

laku a nikdo nebude stihan.
kdo byl bezbrannou ob6t1 tako-
We vynucene spoluprace. Tri-
bunaly lidu budou zjistovat
IDA obzalovane osoby byly do
brovolnymi 81 nedobrovolnymi
pomahaci nepT1tele.
Mali sc odplata stat take
ocistou verejneho zivota, nesmi
Sc omezit pouze ma trestn6 sti-
hanf. Konfiskace majetku.
ztrata cti a obcanskych prav
NIUE byt ulozena jake vedlejsi
trest. Ale krone prokazan6
why re zlocinu existuje take
provinenf tech, kteT1 Sc necho-
vail jake prav1 a cestn1 obcane
Geskoslovenske republiky V do
be tezke narodnf zkousky,
zvlaste pokud bylo jejich povin
nostf vyplyvajfcf z jejich spo-
lecenskeho postaven1, ably da-
vail ostatnfm obyvatelstvu pf1-
klad. Takovl Tide budou Wy
louceni z jakekoli 1casti ma We
fejnem a hospodarsk6m zivote
ma zaklade zvlastn1ch naT1ze-
nj, tTebaze Sc provinili pouze "a
nedban1m svych z~vlastn1ch po-
vinnostf, jez jim ukladalo je-
jich osobn1 postaven1.
Zvlastn1 lidove tribunaly bu-
dou Sc skladat re tTf soudcG-
laik6, kter1 budou jmenovani
vladou z listin sp~olehlivych
vlastencG. Budou jim pfedse-
dat civiln1 nebo vojenst1 soud-
cove z povolan1, jejichz zastup-
Gem Dude ~asistent S pravnic-
kym vzdelan1m. Postup Dude
podobny jake u velkych soudd,
kdyz obzalovany uprchl, ale je
pTedvolavan verejnymi vyhlas-
kami nebo rozhlasem. Nebude
zadneho, odvolanf proti odsu-
rozsudku, ale V pfl-
pade osvobozujfciho rozsudku
veTejny zalobce Dude nit pra-
vo zadat O pTezkousen1 rad
nym soudem pc uplynutl dolby
mes1cG.
Vlada vyzyva obyvatelstvo,
ably Sc ma toto vsechno pripra-
.ovalo. Vyzyva take ty, ktefl
5e provinili, ably zm1rnili nebo
odcinili skodu, jiz zpusobili,
re Sc pridajf k bojovnik6m
oroti n%epr1teli. Jejich VIVA NIL
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-05-12

" teto hrozne valecne do
be vlast potrebuje nasi pomoci.
Kupujme Valecne Bondy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-05-12
POTRESTANf VALECNYCH
ZLOCINCU.

Londyn (CTK) = Ministr
Frantisek Nemec pTecetl jme-
mem ceskoslovenske vlady ma
londynsk6m rozhlasu dodatky
eeskoslovensk6 vlady k prohla-
Semi o potrestan1 valecnych zlo
cincG. Rec ministra hence by
la vys1lana v nedeli, 7. kvetna
vecer. Prohlaseni prav1, re "a
konodarna opatren1, jez nutno
provost prot nacistickym zlo-
cincGm a jejich pomocn1kGm,
must NIT zpetnou platnost ode
dine, kdy 1tok prot republice
Sc stall nepochybnym. Pixie
prot statu, jez ohrozuji jeho
bezpecnost, zrada, prozrazova-
nj statn1ch 81 vojenskych tajno-
st1, vojenska zrada, nasilf prot
dstavn1m cinitelGm, jez byly
trestn6 zalaTem "a dolby repu-
bliky zahrnuty mezi zlociny,
ma nez je uvalen trest smrti.
Vsechny pffpady, vrazdy, lou
peze, i kdyz byly spachany pod
rouskou zdanlive legalnfch roz-
sudkG, poprav a konfiskavf ma
zaklade zdanlive zakonnych
pravnfch jednanf budou co nej-
pf1sneji potrestany. Zniceni
zivotG Dude v kazd6m pT1pade
trestano smrt1.
Clenove gestapa, short SIS a
podobnych vrazednych band
budou Sc jake prvnf zodpovf-
dat "a j%ednotlive spachane zlo-
ciny, ale jiz pouha skutecnost
pf1sulsnosti k takovym organi-
sac1m Dude povazovana "a zlo-
Gin a trestana jake takovy. Bu-
de trestano take veTejne sfTeni
nacisticke nebo fasisticke pro-
pagandy, at jiz spachano pTf-
mo nebo prostfednictv1m jis-
tych nacistickych ci fasistic-
kych organisac1. Zejmena bu-
dou st1hani ii, kdo svou cinnost1
hajili nebo schvalovali v tisku
nebo ma veTejnych shromazde-
mich uchvacen1 moci v Cesko-
slovensku CHI vladou nebo jed
MOTIVE nezakonne cinny orga-
nj teto CHI vlady.
I'll, kterf zneuzili natlaku,
jenz vznikl nasledkem narodn1-
no politickehO 81 rasoveho pro-
na~sledovan1, k tomu, ably Sc O.
obohatili ma 1kor statu
nebo jednotlivcG, neuniknou
potrestan1. Pokud jde o spolu-
beztrestnost nastava vi
pTfpadech nevyhnutelneho nat
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-05-12
Partyzani prolomili linie Mem
Gu " zapadnf Bosne.

Londynska zprava hlasila,
re jugoslavske brigady Ger
nych pf1zrakG" pc Tade noe
mich dtokd prolomily nemecke
LIME v zapadnf Bosne.
Tprava dodava, re partyza-
nj obkl1cili Mrkonjic Grad, Is
mil ma Jill cd Banja Luky. il
ne partyzanske formace zaha-
jily tazen1 ma Cerne Hofe, V
Sandzaku, Herzegovina a ma
Slovinsku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-05-12
POHRBY.

= We stfedu, dine 10. kvetna
zemTela South Baltimore &C.
neral nemocnici stara osadnice
p1. Mary Svasek, vdova pc AL
bertu Svaskovi, bydlistem 1886
Ashland Ave. Byla il IA leta.
NarOdila Sc v Ceskoslovensku.
Zanechala zde zarmoucene de-
tt: p1. James Bocek, Johna a
Alberta SvaSka. PTinalezela
ku spolkdm: Fanny Marie u
stavicne Pomoci a OltaTn1mu.
PohTeb Dude sc konati V pom
deli, Is. kvetna re Schim6nko-
va Pohf. Domu do kostela sv.
Vaclava a odtud ma hfbitov
Nejsv. Vykupitele "a assistance
vlp. FrantiSka VonaSka.
= We ctvrtek, II. kvetna
zemfela V Mt. Wilson Sanato-
rum 81. Helena Anna Kf1zek,
3410 Parklawn Avenue, dcera
zemfelych rodicG Josefa a Ri
zeny KT1zek. Narodila sc v
Baltimore a byla &c rokG stara.
Zanechava zde sourozence bra
try: J~osefa, Adolfa, Karla a
sestru p1. Rose Matula.
Pohfeb Dude sc konati v So
botu, IS. kvetna re Schim1n-
kova Pohr. Domu do kostela
sv. Vaclava a odtud ma Cesky
Narodn1 hrbitov.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-05-12
SpOrtOvn1 Hlfdka.
KRfZKOVE ZAPASY
v COLISEUM.

Pffstf dtery, dine 16. kvetna
Mr.. Ed Contos pofada velko-
lepe kf1zkove zapasy v Coli
scum ma nichz pod1l brati bu-
dou vyznacni zapasn1ci.
ZAPAS ITALSKEHO
Michael Leone, 218 ID. e.
talsky mistr) VS.. Nick Campo
freda, 23O ID. z Baltimore.
Zapas tento urcen ma dobu
jedne porazky.
ZAPAS DVOJIC
Maurice LaChappelle, 1877
Id. z Francie a Johnnie Long,
1877 ID. z Baltimore VS.. Cliff
Olson, 225 ID. z Minnesota a
Pat Muldoon, 218 ID. Qrcan z
New Yorku).
V1tez1 z1skati must dive Vi
tezstvf re tTech utkanl.
V nasleduj1cfch 2 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb 1 porazky 1cinkuj1:
George Macricostas, 218 Id.
Golden Creek VS.. Herman
Rhodes, 218 ID. z Camden, NJ.
Jesse James,, 21O ID. (Recky
zapasn1k) VS.. Gus Blumfield,
215 ID. z Wilmington.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-05-12
President Roosevelt donna
z prazdnin.

President Roosevelt vratil Sc
90 Washingtonu pc ctyri tydnv
trVaJiclch prazdninach, jez
stravll ma statku Bernardo Ba-
rucha v South Carolina.
President prijel do hlavnfho
mesta osvezen a vylecen 2 bron
chlalnlho zapalu. Ia odpocin-
ku mu lekar dovoli pouze To-
venl ryb a cetbu lehkych knih.
.NeJbllzs1 telefon byl pet mil
daleko. President nabyl sill pro
tezkou praci, jez no v budou-
clch mes1c1ch ceka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-05-12

"Hec, Honzfku, my name
donna podnos, ktery je cely re
strlbra a je ma mem vyryto
Novomanzel1m."
"To je toho, to my name je-
ste vets1 podnos a jeste strfbr-
nejsl a je ma mem vyryto: Ho-
tel Astor, New York"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-05-12
Maly ~OZnamOvatel.
HELP WANTED-FOR SALE
MA PRODEJ:

MA PRODEJ:
6 SVETNICOVY BUNGALOW
$ Bilymi Sindely v OVERLEA
ovocna a zelinarska zahrada,
pozemek 50x317, garage, sle-
picnlk. l block cd Belair Road
poulicnf drahy, kostelG a skoly.
Venkovske LEVINE dane. Dobra
pfflezitost.
8 ~SVETNICOVY DOMEK
s velikou zahradou. Pekne "a
ffzeny, prinasejicf dobrou rem
tn. Vyhodna koupe.
NEKOLIK DOMKU
" Severe ychodni casti mesta
v Gene cd $4,000 do $500.
Podrobnosti ochotne poda Ka-
las, tai. "SLAVIE" Vypomoc
Spolku, 730 N. Collington Ave.
BR oadway 624O = Vecer a v
nedeli 30 ulevard 1308-J.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-05-12

re prirozene byt odcinena jen
tim, re ztraty, jez zpdsobf ne
pf1teli, pfevys1 skodu, jiz zpG-
sObili narOdu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-05-12

V$echny narodnostni skupiny
" USA mali svGGj narodni fisk
CechOslovaci " Baltimore,
MaryIandu, Virginii a Wash
ingtonu 81 jej udrzi sirenim
"TeIegrafu".
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-05-12
KOUPfM:

A ozdoby vseho druhu,
male neb velk6 fiturky, vasy,
ozdobne talire, hrnfcky, talff-
ky a pivnf dzbanky. Zaplat1m
dObrou cenu. Mate neco sta
rozitneho ma prodej? Piste po-
drobne ma Telegram, Box sos
843 N. Washington st.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-05-12
Berlin must byt okupovan
s~pojenci.

V1dci anglicke rise shodli sc
v tom, re Berlin must byt oku-
povan spojeneckymi vojsky.
jak prav1 correspondent "Daily
Mailu."
Rekl dale, re vsechny plany
ma invasi Evropske pevniny by
ly dGkladne revidovany ma kon
ferenci premierG domini1 a spo-
jenecke plany ma rehabilitaci
Evropy jsou nyn1 z%koumany.
correspondent pravf, re jed
no je 1plne jasne: V teto dru-
he svetove valce nebude opa-
kovana velka chyba, ktera byla
provedena v prvn1. Spojenec-
ka vojska vtrhnou do Berlfna a
obsadi jej."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

Mass. and Miss Janet Johnson.
also Of Nashua, were brides
maids.
Dr.-Donald Z. Van Hook Of
Ann Arhor vas best man and
the guests were seated by STAN
lev j. Van Hook of Detroit. Viii
liam McCartS. Henry Rust and
Rev. Clayton Lund. all OF New
ton Centre.
a wedding reception was held
at Noyce Hall. after which Rev.
and Mrs. Van Hook left on a
wedding trip 10 Maine.
The bride attended Colby Col
lege. Waterville, Me-, and was
graduated from Simmons Col
lege. Boston. Mass.
Rev. Van Hook was graduated
from the University of Michigan
and Newton Theological School.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

TIVE Rev and Mrs. Walter
L Robert Van Hook are MAX
ipc their home IN Newton Cen
ter. Mass. following their
marriage June IS in the Chapel
AndONer, Newton Theological
Sehoel. in Newton Centre.
Mr<. Nan Hook was Ruth
Alrners Parsons. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Webhcr
Parsons Of Nashua. y. II. Tho
Rev. Van Hook Is the son Of
Mr.. ard Mrs. Edward Walter
Van Hotk a. Ann ArhoT. for
merry ot Crosse Panto
IN. Charles y. Arbucl<le Of
the First Baptist Church IN
Newton Centre officiated.
Hiss Anna r. Morris Of
Nashua was maid of honor, and
Miss Anne Bailey Of Kingston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
State B'Nai Birth
Auxiliary Elects

THE AUXILIARY Of the
Michigan B'Nai Birth Council
in its last meeting adopted A
resolution TO aid the mems
council in remodeling some Of
the rooms at Percy Jones Hos
pital to be used as lounges and
Libraries for the disabled serv-
icemeR awaiting amputation
and fitting of artificial limbs.
a station wagon has been pre-
Sented to the hospital by the
auxiliary.
Mrs. Sam Ahrens of Pisgah.
Detroit, has been elected preSi-
dent, and Rita Fisher. East Side.
Detroit, is vice president. Other
officers include: Eta Overton.
corresponding and recording
secretary, and Eta Hatosky,
financial secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
Graduates Honored

Midshipman Robert William
son is home on 30-day lie V g
from Annapolis. He is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Barclay
Williamson of Crosse lie.
Honoring graduating seniors
of Wayne University and High
land Park Junior College. the
student department of the Cen
trail YWCA sponsored a tea and
garden party recently at the
home Of Mrs. William Henry
Caswell in Santa Rosa drive.
Members and faculty advisers,
as well as administrative exec
utives of both college YWCA
groups, were invited to attend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
Alpha Phi AIunnae
Eete "Wednesday

MRS. HOWARD PARKER
will be hostess a. a dinner
meeting Wednesday IN her
home. in Long Lake road for
members Of the Detroit, Bir-
minGham and junior groups OF
the Alpha Phi Alumnae.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

He is now minister OF the
Union Congregational Church,
Seekonk, Mass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
Moves in September

MRS. LOYAL ATKINSON OF
Elmhurst avenue will move 10
Minneapolis Sept. l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
Sorority Holds Picnic

Three juniors of the Sa m Q
alma m a ter are week-ending
with school friends in Cleveland,
The trio making the trip are
Rosemary McGann Of Parkside
drive. Patricia Griffin of Blaine
avenue. and Catherine Coughlin
Of Monica avenue
Delta Omega Theta Sorority
held its annual picnic at Detroit
Boat Club. Honor guests were
the pledges:
Faith Sullivan Jean Hinkls
Lois SCHNEIDER Marie McNuitry
Jerry Atkinson Mary Morley
Violet Tankovic
Members attending were:
Patricia Gilpin Joan Haggerty
Marjorie Truan Ann Haggarty
Pauline Gregorich Rosemary Harbrecht
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
Returns
From East

MISS MARY MARGARET
Ava TENBUSCH of Mckinley
road, Crosse Pointe, has re-
turned from a trip to Buffalo,
New York City and Washington.
She visited her Marygrove class
mate, Jacqueline Murphy, IN
Buffalo, and Virginia Farmer.
also a ciassmate, in Snyder,
N. Y.
Miss Farmer and Miss Ten
busch went on 10 New York City
where they stopped at the Bilt-
more and were joined by a small
contingent of Marygrove gals
for a merry round of reunion
parties. The travellers included
Rosemary Quinlan OF Spring
field. O.; Betty Goedde of OF
tawa, O., and Esther Bach of
Cleveland Heights. O.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-21

ss5r1nIein bon 9relpon finet rief
Serr bon 8Ieon. 10 Jrdulein, beroii.
ben Sic irls nidt 6es gergniigens,
Sic 81 b6re1." !"
gora err6tete. @
sd fann> tptrflid aidt fingen', /,
entgegnete fie nit aitternoer Gimme,
pmeine Sralter tit nod 5a friid."
u9as ertpartete ib', fngte Srau
bon 5adan argerlib. ,8tr miiiien
ouf oas Erio ber5idten, unb Srdu-
lein anna itrgt es bod 10 eutl"
ul1no Serr 2uopig reiBt binl"
i6mei6elte ote Mutter oes iungen
Mdo6ens, tpel6es cine Bartie itngen
polte.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-21

I@eiong nod einoriaglider uno aus.
brndsbolIer.
Srau bon Sahnn 3itterte Dor Ger.
ger. Sbrer eigenen l1ngeibidIidfeit
bate fie's a,l Deroanfen, bob bieies
iunge Mao1en tpabre Grt1npbe fei-
erte uno ibr eigenes 9inb in ben
S6atten iteIltel @as NOR in Der Sat
8ertba's nieoli6es @eitbt6en neben
oieIem ausorudsnollen Intlib2 l1no
tpie lei6t pergaB man BET oteien berr-
li6en E0nen Ser 8eeleitung, Die bod
nur bon @ei6idli6feit, uber feines-
negs bon Seele 5eugte!
Selbit 8ertbo's Sorgloiigtett erlitt
einen barten StoB; es gtngen tbr Die
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-21

Mugen auf oa iie bic 8etpunoerung
oes iungen Wunnes lab, tpel9en ite
betnli9 ibren 8rautigam nonnte, rno
ie6es 8ort oes 8eifalIs, oas Nora
geipenoet tpur6e, tpedte in ibrem Sbr
einen MiBflang.
gnoli9 NOR oos 5tiid 5u @n6e.
Nora, Die pie I'M Sieber gelungen
batte, fiiblte cine mertli9e @rlei6te-
rung. @ls iie, glei9giiltig geeen Die
2obiprii6e Serrn bon 8leon's, an
oeiien Irme na6 ibrem PloBe 5uriid,
febrte, erblidte iie am anoern @noe
6es Saales Elm unbefanntes, faltes,
folt feinoli9es @eitdt> oeiien ourds
oringen6e Mugen ibr NIT ieltiamer
Aufmertiamfeit folgten.
Sait alioglei6 idritt Serr bon
5a6an in 8egleitung zines Mannes
bon bober @eitalt auf feline 5rau gu;
nieu1anb erinnerte it6, oieie Beri0n-
lidfeit ie1nals bel ibm geieben 5u ia.
ben. gr mar bager, bate 11arte iii.
~ge, tief1iegenoe eraue augen 1no
graues Saar, bas i'm dlter eri6einen
1ieB als er in 8irtli9teit tpar. Sein
faltanienbrauner Bart uno Der gelb-
li6e Seint ita9en ieltiam bon ieinem
Saare ab. gr NOR nit einem @orte
eber baBli9 als iGon gu nennen, aber
IN ieinen 3iigen laB Elm gusorud,
Der Die allsemeine. slufmertiamteit
feiielte Satte man einen 4ugenblid
iein taltes, aber tpillensfrGftiges &C.
iiat uno feline eisentiimli6en our9'
oringenoen guaen betra6tet, 10 pat
man iiber5eugt, oaB man es bier nit
feinem gepobnliden MenI9en, ion-
bern nit einem origineuen, tpenn aud
ni6t CANA fpmpatbilden, gbarafter gu
fun babe. @r tpar i6par5 sefleioet uno
trug ben lteber5ieber felt augefnSpft.
Sbpobl itd aller 8lide auf i'm
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5taatsantpalt oas &e6t gu, gegen Die
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3peifel belteben, oaB Die fraglide
Berion tpirtli6 BET einem @ngriff
uns 2eben gefommen lit. Sol4e
3peifel itno bereits bere6tigt, >penn
es it9 bel Dem angebli6 @etoteten
UNI cine politti6 ni6t einDanofrete
8erlon banoelt. Sn alien an6eren Sal
len muB oie slus1tellung oes Eoten'
i6eines iolange aufgei9oben tperoen,
big am tatla9liden SoOe ni6t mebr
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ooer Biz nad Ablauf Der geiebliden
Jriit Die betreffenoe Berion als Der.
idollen uno 6antit ols an1tltd) tot er-
tlart tperoen fann.
Sir falide Tooesertldrungen tper-
oen beriddrfte Strafen oneeorobt.
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Ter aus5uidalten, itebt iest ben Stan-
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rung uno bel nadtrdgltden 3tpeifeln
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|tief Dor Der Serrin oes Sauies. tpdb'
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te: ,,2iebe Srernoin, td iteue Dir
bier Serrn slubraro Dor, tpelder 10
aiitiq mar, mir bel Der Iuselnanoer"
Iebunq Der 8erbaltniiie meiner Ser
tpanoten bilfrei9 5ur 5eite gu iteben.
@r tonn ii6 blob elnige Stunoen
| in 9aris aufbalten, nno nur NIT
Ntiibe babe i6 i'm oa5u bermo@t Den
gIbeno bel uns az oerbringen."
,,Greut mid unenolib, Sbre tperte
8etauntI9oft gu MAIDEN, erploerte
sSrou bon 5a9an gra5ioIen Zones.
>,aber i'd boffe, oab i'd sic ipater
nod iebe."
sd retie morgen ob'', ent9egnete
| Der sSremoe, ,,un0 6par 81 10 trnper
5tunoe, oaB i6 Sbnen foum mebr
meme 4ufpartung tperoe MAIDEN tom
men, Serr bon Sa9an bat nit gut1glt
cine 8tpeite unterre6ung betpiatgt. OBJ
| ldon oieielbe 10 friib am Gage ltatt'
lfinoen muB."
sd muB sic bod 6rauletn BON
grelpon porlteaen'', iagte Sral1 oon
So6an uno iudte gsora NIT oem
8lide.
Serr Nupraro folgte Der H1dtltng
ibrer 4ugen. 0ie aufregung, Die Seo'
ra erfaBt bate, Derlieb tbrem Gent
einen ungespobnten @lan3, 'pel9sn
man Dem 8ergniigen ODER au6 be-
frteoigter @itelteit 5uiareiben tonnte'
Die gan3e @eieui6oft batte ltb I'M
| fie eeorangt uno ipenoete ibr tn DE
]iem augenblide Die eifrigiten Sob
Ifprii6e.
,,&ennt tie lire 2age2" iragte Serr
aluoraro Serrn bon @a6on nod mo'
mentanem S9peigen.
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penigen Gogen uno 5ogerte, NIT tbr
bon 9ei6aften 81 reoen."
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