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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11
Rhapsody to be
Played on V Day

Ann Arbor. Mich, Aug. 11-AP-
When w Day Is celebrated It will
be to the music of Perciyal Price 8
Victory Rhapsody, played by the
worlds carrillons.
The University Of Michigan an
nounced Friday that the compost.
ton has been distributed to carril.
loneurs in the Allied Countries.
Price, the University carrilloneur,
composed the rhapsody at the re-
quest OF an English churchman, the
Rev. Father Reilly of st. Helen's
Church, Lowe House, England.
Price will play the rhapsody on
the Baird Memorial Carrillon here
upon announcement Of victory over
Japan.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11
Give Victory Berry Bushes the Once-Over

twigs or brambles. These egg
punctures often serve as entrance
points for tree and bramble dis
eases.
Canes frequently die above
these punctures, and when they
are numerous. the canes split and
break off. The female tree cricket
deposits her eggs IN the fall, and
there is only one generation each
year.
After fruiting raspberry bushes
should be pruned back to about
six or eight of the strongest
young shoots. as illustrated. Un-
less raspberries are trained and
kept in place they soon become q
thicket OF suckers. each one
crowding the other and Compel
ing for food and moisture in the
soil.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11
Rep. J. E. Warner Raises
Variety of Vegetables

Rep. Joseph r. Warner. 1924 w.
Michigan Ave. has a lovely garden
located to the west OF his home.
The garden plot is so by $50 feet.
Mr.. Warner works very diligently
keeping the weeds from his priEed
vegetables.
A wide variety OF vegetables are
raised by Mr.. Warner and include
early potatoes. sweet corn, beets.
carrots. onions. swiss chard, and a
lovely crop OF Spanish onions, early
and late tomatoes, cucumbers, let
tuce. and early cabbage.
Then too Mr. warner has quite
collection OF berries. Among
them are strawberries. boysenber.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11
Municipal Court

John Hill, Detroit, was fined SIS
for being intoxicated and disorder
ly at the bus station.
Dempsey Taylor pleaded guilty
of reckless driving, and was fined
s25.
George S. Smith, Willow Village,
pleaded guilty of assault and bat
terry against his wife. and sentenced
to pay s25 costs. provide for his
family. and to serve 80 days in the
county Jail. The 90 days were sus.
pended, conditionally, for two
years.
Total receipts OF the court, Fri.
day, were $685..
Tin was known to the Phoeni.
clans and Romans.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11

ries. red raspberries. and currants-
Mrs. Warner cans everything
from the garden that she can with
out using sugar. one OF her spet
cialties is currant juice. Mr.. war
ner explained that first Mrs. War
ner cooks the currants. then she
strains them through a cloth and
then cans the juice as one does any
fruit. He says II is a delicious drink
and It saves sugar, too.
Mr.. Warner has little troubl(
with insects but he says he doe1
have trouble with the birds eatind
his berries (evidently they lik}
them as well as he)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11
Pacific

CONTINUED from Page 0ne)
lions in extreme northern Manchu'
ria.
The Khabarovsk radio called
for "merciless destruction of the
enemy"
From the Philippines came an
announcement that 1t Gen. Sosaka
SuIui had been killed. He is the
highest ranking enemy officer
known to have lost his lie in the
campaign. The Navy belatedly an
nounced the destroyer escort I'm
derhill was sunk in Philippine wa
tiers. with the loss of 112 OF her
crew.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11
RECEIPTS INCREASE

Lansing-State conservation de,
partment hunting. trapping and
fishing license receipts for the first
seven months OF 1945 total s4s0,6s7
an increase OF 2.5 per cent over
the 1914 figure for the correspond
ing period. State Conservation Di-
rector P. ]. Hoffmaster said today.
Hoffmaster said that brisk rise
in the sales OF fishing licenses dur
ing June was responsible for the
increase. The June fishing receipts
totalled $213.167.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11
Surprise Honors
Michael Stitt, 9

Michael stitt. "a Water St. was
entertained Friday afternoon with
a surprise birthday party given by
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Stitt In celebration OF his sixth
birthday.
The lawn behind the house was
gaily decorated and a large picnic
table was laden with prizes and
favors for the l6 guests gathered
there to greet the honor guests
with lusty Surprise" when he
returned home after being away
with his father.
The children played Animal
Noise" "Stoop Tag and Dodge
Ball. then competed for prizes in
a discus Throw" with milk bottle
caps. won by James Lambert and
Michael Stitt; PIN he Tail on the
Donkey" by Richard Weaver and
Joseph Keller; Heel and Toe
race" by Michael Stitt and James
Lambert; Bali in the Barrel" by
Kathleen Seleska and Richard
Weaver" and Guessing Game" by
Albert Liss.
Michael presented eaci OF his
guests with humming lariats then
opened his many beautiful gifts.
Refreshments OF ice cream and
birthday cake we're served at he
picnic table under the trees. Place
marks. TO be taken home, were sail
boats with the children's names
on them.
Before the guests went home
each one printed his own name in
Michaels scrap book. which con-
tains clippings. pictures, cards
and favors from five other birthday
parties.
Out OF town guests were Gene
Louise and Raymond Stitt OF Ann
Arbor. and Gloria Wilson of Jack
son, Mikes cousin. who IL spending
her vacation at the Stitt home.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Bedell. Ad.
,iaH.- called Thursday on Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Bedell. a cousin. S25
Maple ST.
Mrs. James Kramer and daugh-
ter Kay are spending q few days
with Mrs. Glen Arnold. Sl9 S.
Washington ST., at Zukie Lake.
Mira. Ellen Gaudy and sons.
George and Ensign Robert Candy
and wife are spending Ensign
Gaudy's leave at Portage Lake.
With them are Mr.. and Mrs. Don
aid Ball, daughter Sallie and son.
Pfc. John Ball. Trenton. who has
Just returned from England.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11
REUBEN N. JOHNSTON

Milan, Mich.-Reuben II. John.
ston, II. died early this morning in
st. Joseph's Mercy Hospital, Ann
Arbor, following a short illness. He
was born January 20. 1874. in Milan
Township. the son OF Peter T. and
Celora M. Johnston. In 1908 the
family moved from the farm TO
Milan. where they engaged in the
lumber buslness. On January 26,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11
HAZARDS INCREASE

Lansing-The state conservation
department today reported increas-
ing forest fire hazards in much OF
the upper peninsula and the north
ern counties of lower Michigan be
cause of the lack of rainfall.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11

LONDON-AP-- Australia for,
mally demanded today that the
governing council Of the United
Nations Relief and Rehabilitation
Administration be increased from
four to nine members. High Com.
missioner Stanley Bruce. spokes'
man of the Australian delegation,
asserted that the present Big Four
domination OF UNRRA had set "a
dangerous precedent
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11

SSHoeb odyaEo bbCUcUf uToC-
tor Council OF Veterans A.
fairs, American Legion Home,
III .. Huron ST., Ypsllantl.
Pfc. Gordon Carey has Suent his
30 day furlough at the home Of his
sister, Mrs. Howard Fanslow. He is
due back at Glennan General Hos.
pital, Okmulgee Oklahoma, Satur-
day. for a series OF operations on
his arm and shoulder. He wax
wounded while with the 18th In.
fantry, First Army. and had 10
months overseas. He has been
awarded two purple hearts. two
bronze stars. good conduct rib
bon, five battle stars, the bronze ar
rowhead for invasion OF Normandy.
combat infantry badge with wreath
and a presidential unit citation.
Pfc. Samuel Coleman, Ypsilanti,
is one OF the latest arrivals at
Percy Jones Hospital. Battle Greek.
TISgt Virgil Ashby and Mrs.
Ashby are spending part of his
furlough with his mother and bro
Their, 800 w. Cross st. T/Sgt. Ash
by has recently returned from
Germany and has been ordered to
Colorado Cor reassignment.
Recently discharged from the FIT
Sheridan Separation Center was 81
Sgt. Charles X. Evans. $3.50 Textile
Rd.
Assigned TO the task OF keeping
the sea lanes clear OF enemy fleet
units at Pearl Harbor is carpenters
mate first class, USSR Fred w.
Perron. His wife. Marthau Perron,
lives at $40 Pearl st.
Woman, william II. Blelak, IS.
OF 1884 Michigan Ave, has been
commended by his Commanding
officer for outstanding service dur
ing. an air attack on the ship off
the beach OF Okinawa. His alert
ness enabled the ship to make full
preparation for enemy suicide at
tack.
Pharmacists mate, third class,
USNR Alan f. harrington OF Milan
was trapped at his battle station
in a closed compartment by a fire
which broke out when his ship
was damaged by enemy action in
Okinawa. He escaped injury when
damage control parties extin-
guished the blaze. His mother, Mrs.
Gertrude Pennington, lives on Rt.
2.
DR.. Robert d. Brundage. who Ia
now in the Navy, has been az
signed as medical officer on the
USS Plat and is now en- route
from San Francisco to his ship in
the Pacific area. Mrs. Brundage
will remain in San Diego, where
her husband has been In training
at the Navy hospital.
$50
Pvt. Donald Gable has returned
home on q thirtyfay furlough af-
ter service in the European area
since April.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11
REUBEN II. kEMPF

Ann Arbor, Aug. ll-Funeral SER
vices we're today for Reuben II.
Kempf. who passed away Thursday
morning. Mr.. Kempf had been
organist for Is years at the Much
Zig Chapel.
Rev. A. Shrady Hill offlciated at
the service. and burial followed in
Forest Hill Cemetery.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11
Ypsildnti Briefs


Three Held
Three men from the New York
Central Railroad labor camp were
held by city police Friday night.
and are expected to appear in court
today. They are Jose Flores. Ern-
este viegra, and Augustin Albarg.
They are charged with fighting on
N. Huron st. Flores was injured In
the brawl, and was treated at
Boyer Hospital.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11
Calendar Of Social Events
Eastern War Time)
SUNDAY

Workers Baptist Church will the home
Mt Mrs Edwin Hoffman 206 Wallace Blvd, at 1915
the home of Mr. and Mrs Harvey Pohner Norve
bring table service, dish sandwiches
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11

The condensed juice of the leaves
Of the aloe plant has laxative pro-
perties.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11

Every South American country
except Chile and Ecuador touches
Brazil's borders.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11
MICHAEL kuNIch

Ann Arbor. Aug. 11-Funeral ser
vices will be at a. IN. Monday
at st. Thomas Catholic Church for
Michael Kunich. SO. who died Fri
day at st. Joseph's Mercy Hos.
pital. following a brief illness. Mr..
Kunich was born Feb. "a. 1883 in
Austria Hungary and came to this
country In 1906. He has been a
resident OF Ann Arbor for the past
20 years and has been employed
by the board OF education as a
janitor in the city's public school
system. Burial will be in 81. Tho
mas Cemetery. Friends may call
at the Muehlig Chapel.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11
TO PROBE FURTHER

jackson, Mich, Aug. II AP-
Despite testimony that there was
no evidence OF foul play in the
death OF a man whose body was
found near here July 10 strapped
to a tree, a coroner's jury Friday
adjourned until Aug. rs pending
further. Investigation. The man was
Stanley Ksiezoplski. Detroit fac.
tory worker. At Fridays hearing
Sheriff Clyde Edgar testified there
was no evidence OF foul play. The
jury however expressed dissstisfao.
ton with existing evidence and
Prosecutor Murl Aten asked Edgar
to resume an investigation.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11
Service Briefs

VETERANS BENEFITS -
scores Of special benefits are
available for war veterans,
widows, and other relatives.
Consult Baysrd Buehen, dlree.
tor Council OF Veterans A.
fairs, American Legion Home.
III 9. Huron St.. Ypsllantl.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11

Although in most human beings.
one eye is dominant. and does most
Of the work OF seeing. there is no
evidence that the same condition
exists in animals.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11

1909. he was married to Susie A.
Mckee. Chicago. and they made
their home in Milan.
With his father and brother, he
was in the lumber business in
Milan for "a years. and a member
o; the Milan Fire Department for
SO years. He was the Oldest men,
Der In both years and length OF
service. For the past eight years
Mr.. Johnston has been employed by
the village.
He is survived by his wife. one
daughter. Mrs. Mabel Kathryn Mil
Ter. Milan. one son, Henry Hanson
Johnston, Detroit, one granddaugh.
ter Eyonne X. Miller Milan, two
sisters. Mrs. Mamie Lewis. Ridge
Road and Mrs. Ada Eighme. Milan.
One brother, Allan. preceded him
in death.
Funeral services will be Tuesday
at 1880 p. m. at the Milan Stevens
and Bush Funeral Home with Rev.
/. w. Parrish officiating. Burial
will be in Marble Park Cemetery,
Milan. Friends may call at the
Johnston residence, $3.50 Marvin St,
until 10 a. m. Tuesday.
CHRISTIAN NJ. WIcHTERMAN
Ann Arbor, Aug. l1-Friends of
Christian M. Wichterman. 70. who
passed away Friday morning at st.
Joseph's Mercy Hospital may call
at the Muehlig Chapel. from which
funeral services will be conducted
at 1880 p. m. Monday. Rev. Theo-
dore Schmale will ofiiciate. Burial
will be In Bethlehem cemetery.
Mr.. Wichterman was born No
vember 2, 1865. in Germany. but
came to Ann Arbor as youth. For
many years. he operated a shoe re-
pair shop on +. Washington St
Mr.. Wichterman and Christine
Stoll were married September 10,
1894. Mrs. Wichterman preceded
him in death on May s, 1914.
Survivors include two sons, Wal
ter Wichterman, Detroit, and Chris
tian Wichterman. Jr., Ann Arbor;
two daughters, Mrs. Alfred Levy
and Mrs. John Hines, both OF Ann
Arbor: six grandchildren. one
great-grsndchild. and one sister.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-11
DRIVE, WALK SAFELY

Traffic Injuries In Ypsilanti SO
Traff,c Deaths This Year. "A
Reckless driving Is grave
mistake!
Washington Journal., 1945-06-08

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fl6rte Ser fortifritttid]e Senator Va
Roaette.@ iSconiin Dor Dem Senot
Sob sic &ereinigten Stuuten I'D
melt cher in &ihtun9 elmer Watteil'
rlrbe ltaft Oes 5rieOenS ~portrartS be,
meqten. @r marnte Ouuor, 81 olel
@laltben auf cine Organization our
@r5pingliiig oes 8rieOens gu leeel'
ulr6 betonte inter an0erem:
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uno Sic &ereinbarungen BON ynlta
in Ser 9~e6on0Gtng fleiner europdl-
iher Stoaten oerlett. Der CUR 3elt
in Gan 5rancisco sur Berotullg lte-
benoe 8lon Don Gumbarton Eats
,,beoorf elmer grunolegeiVoen uebers
bolltno", menn er ,,ein edtes oetto=
frotiihes SSnitrlment 5itr 8%eipabrltll9
0es 6rieOenS iperOen lol. Gin
oauernOer Jrieoen bdngt tpeitBe-
hero 0ooon alb, mas leBten @noeS
in 8olen, oiti Sen Wfoloien uno an
oeren beireiten @tbieten lono9l dls
in 1eutihlnno unO Sapan 9eldebeIi
miro"
Der 5pcite @eltfricg 10 be-
tonte 2a6olettt = lei Die 6r1dt Der
BON ben oaiierten 6rieOensltftern
nlsqctreuten Suat, oeren 8irfun9
Sip i'm ~n0prAinas nidt betpubt Qes
neien Ieien.
9is iett lin0 mir 6eina5e Sdritt
iiir Sdritt pieoer Dem gleiden tro.
gilGen @ege gafol9t, Ben mir 1ad)
0enl lebten Griege 6edllritten botten.
lln0 melln mir nid)t BALD einen o1-
oeren @og einiflogen, Oonu iperoen
mir bal0 0araui beruuSfinoen, DAB
al uniere p6untaitiihen Spfer an
Menihen(eben, @elo uno Waterialien
ms mn cine fur5e, um6eboglife
@affenru6e gd6radt bobell, nidt ober
ben o~mner6uften 6rieOen, Den mir
iuden."
,,Gie internationale Organization
miro ibren Spef perfeBlen, pern
Ser 6rieoe, Sen lie erapingen ioa,
fem Qerehter u1o ebrenooller 6rieoe
Iein miro, Elm nlli 8ltloung nno
rid)t nuf &ufc, ELL nltf Breibcit nnl0
nidt nltf SnperinlismiS, EN- nltt
edter internationaler 3ulumHlenor
belt un0 ni6t attf einenl 9n0en fiir
Militdrbilnoniiie, elm aui Dem I'M
perfdlidJten @run0laB Der Selbltbe-
Itimmltng, nidlt oltf @faftpolitif
uno @or6erriGaft Ser. @roBmddlte,
Dor udem ober Elm allf Ser flaren @r-
fenntnis errihtete 5rie0cn, oaB Die
Washington Journal., 1945-06-08
Dom >l1ariAau pcrs
tuGrts

Der Maridaa @ornirts"A Shirt
8tii6er, jJatte sic @~epo6n6eit,
einpm je6en, ser nit i6m in nG6ere
8eriibrung fam, Spibnamen 81 ge-
ben.
50 narnte, er 0en General 2orf,
Der i'm oft Grgertp uno itets ieine
eigene Gcinung batte, 1ei1en mi
%OerDaarigen tapieren Siegrim~; Sc
neral @lilow Sen uSdmeren0ter" !;
@neiIenau ieinen 44potbefer~, 2orO
8eatl9ton bieb lein oengliiAer
Brlt6er @loitflm1; Shirt SdMpar-
9enberg iein oadmerao Qn1giam
boron; Werflabotte Der ,goScog-
nFife Studs; Ropoleon oerglei-
fungalDaiie ,,giebufaone5ar~.
gg droerte ibn fitt peui9, tpenn
ole GnglarSer ieinen. oeltihen SEA-
men III iDrer Iusipra6e ,Ylottiher~
nngliiierten. Gen Staatsfai3ler
6aroenberg. bieB er nur 0en 0Sin-
tenIpion" uno Ore Serren bonn @e-
nerolitel6, Ole ieine fiibnen 8lGne
offers fir oll51 gemagt ~erflGrten,
uSriiGiolipriBen".
Washington Journal., 1945-06-08
Ga TOllette uurltt Dor &a6efrieOeu

grltn0legen0en &rlegsllrlnd)ell &c
iclQ d,nftlider, wirtid}aftlidcr uni
politiider Ratur iira0,"
9a6oaete gab ieiner 9eiiir6tuna
Gltsornf, Dab Der Je8enpdrtlge @nt.
mltrf ser 8rteoens : SrgantTuttor
mebrere geItimtiingen entbalte, Die,
ieiner Meimmg rad, BEN 3Ded Der
g6arter attfbeben fonnten.
SD 6Offe ielbIt lett nod" En-
fldrte err ,JooB Die 0eleaierten
our aonferen3 Der gereinten GatiD-
ten iib nift oa3u Ordngen lalien
uer0en, 6aS ltrteil Der 8roBen
Grei ooer @roben 8ier olS END
qiiltig oll5unebmen, ion0ern, bob
lie lire AnItrengllngen Derooppeln
mer0eh, cine G6arter 81 entmerterL
sic Die @oTinltngen ouf cine ed)te
internationule 3uiummenarbeit ltlr-
fen mo nenigitenS einige Der 1id1t'
borIten SfpGhen oes in Sofia abb
geanoerten 8lanes beieitigen miro"
Ser Senator oerlrteilt beioitoers
Die Beto- 5ormef, Die es ie0er Der
flint @roBmGdte erloltben lDitr0e,
cine gegen lie porgebrad)te angrifTs.
uniduloiguatg onr6 ibren @tnIprndl
All SOL gu bringen. Senotor Ga
6ollette nlad)te Oaber ie6S onoere
8prldldge:
/. Ole 9lb1n0erutlg uno Berbelle-
rllug Der Gborter ioate erleid)tert
mer0en.
3. Ole Mitglieoid)ait iolte lebten
@n0eS ollen Rationen oifen lteben,
Die bepieien ba6en, Dab lie piaens
iino, sic @run0laBe Der Welt4Srgas
IMITATION 81 6efolgen.
3. Ser Sol : 8eriommllng lollte
gr6Bere SanOlungsfreibeit gegeben
mer0en.
@irtIdafts States iolte 9roBere
8eoeutpng beigemeIien weroen.
5. Die @rllnOi1be Ser atlantif-
G6arfer iolten ais ,,MinoeitsStun
oaro fir 0ie 6iibrung" Der Wfit-
glieonaate1 in ole Statuten Ser
INSTRUMENTATION aufgenommen fper-
ben.
6. Ole internotionole gbarter
io[te einen @e1ebes ! @orifplne fir
Menihenrefte entbnlten mo Die
8erpfli6fung Der llnter5eidner-
M1d)te sur Grpeiterun9 unb 8efpab-
RING Ser religioien nno politiihen
1retbeit, ser 3ipileu &edJte, &diietl-
0leidbeit, oes Sdyubes bon Minoer-
heiten ul0 ser N6iduTfung Don
Sflaperei uno SnnperialiSmus.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-08
5,pei Niitc mrO fcin Kepi

Ger Gpernidiger 2abIudte NOR
Ser @eIoltgslebrer Der aoni9in SIt-
toria. s(ls er emit in gor5lnnlller
Ser aonigin wurteil mlBte, lcbte CT
iid}, ou er erfaltet mar, @leinerl
Sllt uuf. 8ulo ournui puroe
er sur &6ligin bereingerlfen. er
Iud)te ieillen SUIT, Da er ibn leoodl
nid)t finoen fonnte, ergriff er baltlg
einen unoeren un0 trat 10, elnen @ut
in ser San0, Ben anberen auf DEM
&opf, bei Ser &onigin elm. Siele blid-
tie ion oertpunoert all uno Irogte oaiill
nit ritbigem 9a6eln: a@elher bon
Sen beioen Siiten gebort oenn nun
Sbnen?" Sn Dem Allgenblid batte
2a6lad)e sic Sitnation erfaBt mo
entgegnete: oSn Ser Cat, Maieltat,
arpei Site limo 5u oiel fir einerl
Mann, Ser leinen &opf perlpretl bot"
Washington Journal., 1945-06-08
Qbfd1ieo

. &dler melt, 0 S0ben,
0 iboner, griiner @ol0,
OIL meiner 2nit un0 8e6en
an01ht'9er AufentboIt!
ga orauBen, itets betrogelt
iault Sic geidaft'ge @elt,
lfla9 nod einmal Die @ogen
I'M mid, on grimes 8eIt!
8enn es 6e9innt 8l tagen.
Die @r0e 0ampft unO blinft,
Die gogel lritis id)Gogen,
Dab Sir Oein Ser5 erflingt:
90 mag Oergebn oerlpebn
0as tribe @roenleiO,
oa iollit OH auferltebenn
in iAnser Serrliffeit!
Ga itebt i'm @al0 geidrieber
Elm titles, ernltes @ort
Don redbtem Sun uno 2ieberl,
mo mos OeS aberdeen Sort.
Sd 6a6e trelt geleien
Ole @orte, id)lidt uro rpa6r,
mo hurdl fllein gail5es Neien
watO's ltttansiprefjIi6 flor.
8alO mero' ib bid berIaden,
irem0 in bic 6remoe gebr1
ouf b%lintbemegten @oiien
oes 2ebens 2 6aulpiel iebn;
Washington Journal., 1945-06-08
INTERESSANTES FUER DIE FRAUEN
Gim praftiiAer pIam fiir ldSne 1tmtcrpGide

Der bette Stat in Oieler 3eit, in Der
es an fcrtiscr 1lnteriudide feblt, lit
Der, OicIc Sadjrn lcIbit gu idnciOern.
Sine Silfc fir Die Sausidmeiberin
1T cine 9rnfidrift ~ @niOc to
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