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SIDNEY, AUSTRALIA. April 2.V
Ronrad Det/Jer, a German army en
gineer who had been hiding in the
Now Guinea jungle four years or since
the beginning of the war has come
back to civilization and now is in an
internment camp in Australia. Detz
ler’s story is on a par with other ro
; mantie incidents ol the war as it af
; fecled the South Sea .
Detzler holds a captain’s commis
ion. When the war began he was sue
wving the boundary line between the
Kaiser Wilheimlund. or German Now
Guinea, and Papua. or British Ne*
Guinea. He decamped into the bush.
This was a risky act. for the bush
men prefer human flesh above a’I
other kinds . When an Australian fo**
00 occupied Kaiser Wilhelmland, Petz.
lor was overlooketl.
For more than four years Detzbv
lived in the bush near Mismis. He had
1 shotgun but it was nr>t long befor 1
he ran out of cartridges. Thereafter
, . . taro and kau (a \ a
ritty of sweet potato) in common with
the natives, and upon birds and ani
mals which lie caught by means of
snares.
Several times the Australians
searched for him but Detzler manage I
to elude them. He might have stayed.
ndofinPcly in the jungle, but mission
aries told the Papuans of the armis
tice and they in turn told him. Th ;c
;non he surrendered to the neared
Australian offieer. While living
throughout the war at Mismis, Detzler
wore only a lava (native kilt.) The iv
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suit is that he* is almost as brown as
a Papuan. Ih* now wears a Gorman
uniform.
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Red eyes
And yellow hair,
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In the altogether,
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Of green roses
In her hand
And a strip
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Across her torso.
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