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every branch Of the Church's Life
shall be perfected"
Bishop Tucker estimated that
50, 900 business men, including
some Of the nations outstanding
executives, will be called to ad-
wise with local Church leaders 70
carry out the plan. he has In
mind. Each parish II asked TO set
up planning groups" which will
study the parochial program and
organization looking toward
more effective work. Parish con-
ferences this fall also are asked.
These conferences will give con-
sideration TO such problems as,
training children and youth,
social service ard community in
huence, missions, Stewardship
and evangelistic efforts to reach
the millions Of unchurched In
the country.
Conferences In September in
each of the approximately 100
Episcopal divceses In the United
States will launch the Presiding
Bishops plan.
Bishop Tucker urges especial
ly that youth Of the Church b
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urdays and on Holy Days Of
Obligation: $3.50 p.m.. $50 PM,
1880 pm. and 8 p.m,, on Thurs-
days before First Fridays: $50.
$50 pm; 100000 pm.
Holy Hour-Friday evening.
7:30-8:S0.
Instruction classes for chill
dren attending the public
schools: High school students
Monday evenings 1t z; Grade
school pupils living In the coun-
try-Sundays after the 500 and
lis o'clock masses; Grade
school pupils living In the city:
Tuesday and Thursday after
Moons at AIS.
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TRINITY EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN CHURCH
L. A. Wissmueller, Pastor
Wilfred J. Junke, assistant pastor

English services at 800 and
10:45 am.
German service and Sunday
School 0:15 am.
Our Christian Day School
opens Wednesday, 900 am.
The Tina n &c Committee
meets Wednesday, 800 pm.
The Ladies Aid meets Thurs
cay, 200 pm.
The Senior Walther League
meets Thursday. 800 pm.
Executive Board at 1880.
Friday afternoon and eve
ming, from 100 to $3.50 and
from TOO to $50, announce
ments will be taken In the par
sonase study for the English
communion service next Sum
day at 10:45 am.
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THI SALVATION ARMY
% Grand Avenue
Adjutant and Mn. Gee. Balkan,

Weeks Services
Sunday Morning:
1000 an. Sunday School.
HOO Am. Holmes Meeting.
Sunday Evening:
$50 pm. Young Peoples L.
gion.
7:3o pm. 0pen-Air Services.
500 pm. Salvation Meeting.
Tuesday:
TOO pm. Girl Guard Parade.
Wednesday:
After : pm. Home Leaguo.
Thursday Evening:
TOO pm. Corps Cadet Meeting
500 pm. Public Meeting
Saturday:
7:3o pm. Open Air meeting.
Cratiot Ave.
You are urged 70 attend thsss
meetings. Hearty singing. .
CHEEKY and definite message.
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except Sunday and legal holi-
days from 2 until 3 p. m. and
Wednesday evening after the
service.
The public Il cordially invited
to attend the services and visit
the Reading Room.
The Church n q branch Of
The Mother Church Of Christ,
Scientist, In Boston. Mass.
"Christ Jesus'' win b the sub
ject Of the esson-Ssgnon In Ill
Christian Science churches
throughout the world on Sunday,
August 81.
The Golden Text (Romans
1850 Is: II am not ashamed Of
the gospel Of Christ: for Il Il the
power Of God unto salvation to
every one that believeth."
Among the Bible citations II
this passage (John l:l0): mo
man hath seen God at any time;
the only begotten Son, which
Is in the bosom Of the Father, he
hath declared. him."
Correlative passages 10 be read
from the Christian Science text
book, Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures, = by Mary
Baker Eddy, include the fol.
lowing (p. $500: Christ ex-
presses Gods spiritual, eternal
nature. The name u Vhonymous
with Messiah, and alludes % the
spirituality which 4 taught, i'll
ustrated, and demonstrated In
the life Of which Christ Jesus
was the embodiment"
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0NDE1T IMMORTAL
DAPTl0T CHURCH
Rev. Harold Hayward, Pastee
Rev. Leucille Hayward,
Assistant

Gas am. The Sunday School.
Allan Walton Supt.
100 am. Church at Worship.
Junior Choir Anthem: Like the
Christ Child" Katheryu Vein
berg viii sing . solo. Pastors
Sermon theme: JESUS, TIE
MAN OF THE COMMON PEG
PLE".
$50 pm. The Senior and In
termediate b. Y. p. US.
7:30 pm. Evening Service.
Organ Prelude BY Margaret Col
lins. A Hymn Sing. Chapel and
Senior Choirs viii slng. Pastogs
Sermon Theme: WHAT THINK
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meeting there 1t $50.
6:45 Maranatha Young Peo-
pies League.
7:lS Evangelistic service.
Tuesday evening 7:46 Prayer
and Praise service.
Join our, services OF song and
enjoy the special messages. A
cordial invitation TO n.
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FIRST METHODIST
Mount Clemens, Michigan
Rev. Cunning Idle, D. D.
Minister
SUNDAY, AUGUST n

Gas am. The Church School.
Mr.. James Jackson, General
Superintendent. Mrs. Milo
Warner will teach the class Of
High School students.
100 am. Morning WorShip,
The pastor will be In charge Of
the service taking - his sub
ject, 1.-THE Lost Christ" Special
music by the choir under the
direction Of Irene Maxi Hamm.
The September meeting Of the
Official Board will Be held In
the church parlors Monday
evening, Sept. 3.
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Sermon: 10 .. m. In English
Second Sunday Of each month.
Sunday School Has q. m.
Tuesday-7:30 p. N. Junior
Young Peoples League: = p. m.
meeting Of the Brotherhood.
Wednesday-3:3o p. m. Meet
ing Of Miaion Society.
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GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURC
Phone l70S
Rev. George A. Meriiield.
Phone l7SS and 1850

SUNDAY, AUGUST 3lST
8 am. Holy Communion.
10 am. Junior Choir Practise.
1890 am. Morning Prayer
and Sermon.
1890 am. Vacation School.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 3
10 am. Sewing for British
War Relief.
FRIDAY, Sept. 5
7:30 Senior Choir Practise.
Holy Baptism by appoint
ment.
Everyone welcome.
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CHURCH or GOD
SIS Aleravian Drive
Rev. w. p. Knee

Regular tent revival campaign
opens Sunday. June !; at $50
pm. on the church lots On Cas-
avenue.
Services win also be held each
evening Ut 3 pm. Everyone u
welcome.
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SION laErnUDlHT CnUxUnl
@ Ore Rad -
Rsv. ". II. TlrrslL H2else
Morning worship 1870 am.
Church School 1000 an.
Uhe Peoples broadcast
Wednesday evening" Sept. Ord.
also message BY the pastor.
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NEW HAVEN METHODIST
CHURCH
Rev. w. n. Tirrell. Pastor

Morning Worship Gas am.
Church School 10:45 am.
The Ladies Of the Church
meet Thursday afternoon for
prayer meeting at Mrs. H.
Omeig's.
Official Board meeting this
Friday evenin, Aug. 10th i'm
portant business.
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ST. PETERS PARISH
Rev. A. A. Hebert, Pastor

Masses on Sundays; 600,
500, o:15, 1890 and noon.
Masses on Holy Days Of OBJ
legation: $50, 500. OILS, 1890
and noon.
Masses on Week Days: $50
and 800.
Masses on First Fridays: $50.
7:15 and 500.
Confessions on Sundays at 3.
o:10 and 1890 masses; on Sat-
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ST. LOUIS CATHOLIC
CHURCH
Rev. FIR. Harold Roeebrook,
Pastor

Sunday Masses: 8 an. 8 pm.
10 ON. and noon.
Holy Days: $50 am. 2 am.
8 am. and 1918 pm.
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BAPTIsT GOSPEL MISSION
81 Broadway
Faster, Paul Atkinson
e:4S am. Sunday School MI

Gas am. Sunday School MI
ages.
400 am. Morning Worship.
7:30 pm. Cvansslistic Service.
7:30 pm. Tuesday. Prayer
Meeting.
7:30 pm. Friday, Bible Study.
7:30 pm. Saturday. Young
Peoples meeting. All young men
are invited 70 theee meetings %
learn what God and His word
mem 70 this sin cursed world.
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GOSPEL TABRNACLI
Christian ana lllnujonafy
- Clair Avenus. Larry D
Ohayoo, Pastoe


o:4S am. Sunday School.
ll:0o am. Morning Worship.
Sermon BY the PASTOR. "Sanctifi-
cation-that good, and sccept-
able, and perfect, viii Of God. |"
$50 pm. Young Poople'S
Meeting.
1850 pm. Evangelistic services
-"Salvation for everyone with
out money, without price"
Tuesday 5:l0 pm. Pfayer md
Praise 0o9vico. -
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Text: Revelation 2:l-1l
BY WILLIAM e. GILROY, d. d
Editor Of Advance

The fact that the Book of Re-
violation Is the last book in our
Bible, with the additional fact
that IL deals 20 largely with
1.-THE last things" has given 1t
q significance that tends some
what to distort the books real
meaning and purpose.
So far as scholars can deter
mine, it was not the last Of our
New Testament books to be
written, but was written prob
ably many years earlier than
the Gospel Of John and some Of
the epistles. Moreover, It was
pre-eminently written for Chris
tians Of ito own time in their
prosecuted and hard pressed
condition. Because Of this fact,
the book has particular timeli-
ness today.
The emphasis upon 1.-THE last
things" was to bring these suf-
fering Christians the vision Of
ultimate victory and the glory
Of the triumph Of right and
truth. We must be careful not
to associate the book from its
own time and purpose in the
conditions that the Christians Of
the early church were facing,
for It IL only In this way that
we can derive the full message
Of the book for today.
The Book Of Revelation, the
only book Of its kind In our
New Testament, Is what IL called
an apocalypse. In this respect
II Is like the Book OF Daniel, and
these books are part of q num-
Der Of this sort that were writ
ten between the first two CEN
turtles before Christ and the first
century after Christ.
This fern Of writing arose
out Of the tragedies and neces-
stiles Of the time, for prior to
the persecution OF the early
Christians, the Jews during the
Maccabean period had passed
through terrible prosecutions.
Under such conditions, just as
today, II was not possible with
regard to any safety for authors
or readers TO speak plainly, but
messages had to be hidden and
put In the form Of imagery, vi
sions, and symbols.
We have an example Of this
at the very moment In the ex-
tent to which the letter ..V" has
become . symbol Of opposition
to Nazi Germany throughout
large portions Of Europe. The
imagery and the symbols were
probably well understood by
those who read, or who heard
the writings read 1t the time.
but one difficulty Of interpreta-
ton II that later generations do
not have the same intimate
knowledge Of what was meant,
and the result, 10 that this Book
Of Revelation has been subject
to Ill manner Of controversies
and speculations, many Of
them fantastic and also dubious
In the highest degree.
This, along with the difficult
ty Of Interpretation, has led
many thoughtful readers to take
little interest In the Book, but
this itself Il . form Of thought
lessness, dictated BY . rather
too prosaic and practical IN At
titude. The Book Of Revelation,
~ q matter Of fact, Il one Of the
most remarkable pieces Of writ
ing that has come into our Eng.
lish language. Its imagery ap-
peals 70 almost the whole q.
NUT Of the human emotions In
its presentation Of beauty. ira
gedy and terror, sublimity and
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ST. JOHNS EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN CHURCH
New Baltimore, Mjchigan
Thee. =. ScAalinsks. Faster
Sunday School $50 am.
Divine Service 1880 Am.
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MEADE METHODIST
COMMUNITY CHURCH
Rev. w. b. Tirrell, Faster
900 am. Unihed service
preaching followed by Church
School.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
New Street. u CAsszy
Rev. J. L. xsane1ys Has1se

Sunday, August 3lst
Morning Worshipy 1o.10. 0s,eoe
Preecher, Rev. J. G. LoWA
Sunday School, go An.
Watch for change q eehedulo
on Sept. It'll, when Sunday
School viii be at II noon.
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FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST
SCIENTIST
North Avenue at Hubbard

Sunday services at 1880 .. m.
Sunday School at 11:46 q. m.
Wednesday evening Testimon-
nj meeting It 800.
The Reading Room In the
chuch Building II open daily
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MARANATuA CHAPEL
NO9th q Pm
Rev. wn. D. Dunp, Rastsl


$50 Bible School for al ages
1900 Morning Worship.
500 Meet at tie Claopol md q
with ~ 70 Shadysldo far tn
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Cube
8e6amfem nm6 Grinnermngeu
(Sortlebuna bon Seite 81

Sen S6uB itellen, bamit oer SdlB
ni6t sic 8foiten I'M Sod ,tmluarf. Mls
mir 6en SduB losbrannten uno ab-
aefeuert batten, lief er 5u idnea nad
binten in bem 8aud ooer Hulper-
oampf nno pdre beinabe unter oen
fallenoen Sbiefer gefommeu. ltnler
Na1bar in God 9 ipar 70 ums 2eben
gefommen. .--.
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Srop Mine arbeiteten mir beioe bcs
Nadts uno soaen tbe olo entrp
Itamps; iebr gefabrlide @rbeit, neil
alles berum eingefallen tpar. @ir
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Die na5iitiide ,8olpnilation' Gnrupas 9


Mus oen 8alfanl ltaaten fomm1t 6ie
Radridt bon elmer Maiienauspanoe.
rl'ng bon &roaten, Serben, 8ulaa-
rem, @rieden uno hngarn, oie a(s
einleitnng 5u ser ,,neuen Oronuna"
int SiiooIten be5ei6net piro. Gttpa
10000 Rroaten iino aus Gerbien
uno Ma5ebonien nod &roatien 5llriid-
gefebrt. Sunberttauienoe Serben, bie
ibrer Seimitdtten unb ibrer 2dnoerei-
en beraubt tporben tparen, febren aa-
rid at einem @ebiet, bas nidt ein-
NAL oie anlprl16sloieiten MenI6en
5u erndbren bermag. @rieben miilIen
aus ben bon 8ulgarien anneftierten
grie6iIden> @ebieten allstpanoern, l,m
bulgariiben aniieolern Blab 5u n1a-
den. 8umdnen ,niiiien oas bon I'm
garn beaniprudte Sransiplpanien per-
laIien. Sunberttauienbe bon Men-
iden beridieoener Nationen tperoen
aus einem 2an6erteil ins anoere ga-
idoben nno miiiien Saus nno Seim
perlaiien, in tuelben Tie felt Sabr-
bunoerten getuobnt uno iie uno ibre
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Ein nl1rsterfH Geape1tat
ne,,en aebens, faste er, = id toia

neuen aebens, iagte er, = id tuil
oen 8au Derilden."
@r idloB sic Yapiere in fein Borte.
feuile - Damn traf ct alle 8orberei.
tlngen fiir cine 8eiie BON einigen $50.
den, sic bielleibt lid ald ldnger
ausoebnen tonne, tuie er feinem Die,
ner laste, bem er fir alle Sale ieinen
Sobn ansbesablte. llnb NIT bent 9fadt-
5ug f,,br er binaus in sic 9unfelbeit,
5um lestenntol iiber bie Sduier ser
Staot nad SEN erleu6teten ssenitern
oes ber5oglihen Sdloiies blideno.
Seine Mbreiie ipuroe befannt. Man
fliiiterte ii6 at, OaB- er nidt tuieber
fomnen peroe, baB etipos eei6eben
iei oas i'm nnmosli6 Made - aber
man fliiiterte eben nnr, benn &eorJ
uno ale, ipelde bas @ebeimnis ooer
einen Seil oeslel6en fannteu, beob>
adteten tiefes Stillldmeisen, - nns
balo iant Ser INNER mebr ii6 ber-
oi6tenoe Nebel Ser 8ereellenbeit ii6er
ben Namen bes @erlbtuunoeneu.
/ 8ier @oben Ip1ter berIammelte lih
Sic ean3e @eleaidaft Der Neiioen5 in
oen glan5enoeu @eiellidaftsrdumen
oes Morris 'iden Sanies.s
Ser Ser5os bate itd anseIast. er
mar ernlter oils ionit, aber liebe,.s=
lpiiroig ,mo fre1nolid eesen alle. @r
ielbit perfiinoete sic beiOen @erlobun-
gen 1tno tranf bel ser Gafel ouf- oas
8obl Ser 8ralttpuare. y.
Die @rafin @ilfenberg iaB an ser
Seite bes Ser5ogs, 1mo peun in if
REM Ser5en nod irgenb ein 9ebenfen
seeen bie Seirat ibrer Sobter ii6 gez
regt baben modte, 10 muBte bas lelbe
peri6lpin0en ais tie oen @lan5 bes
10 bp6geebrten Sal1les, Inn iid Der
ltroblen iab, uno ais ser Ser5og nibt
miioe lpuroe, sic portreffliben gigen=
ld)aften unO oie bornebnen @eiinz
nungen 5lt riibn1en, ipelbe ser neue
Jreiberr bon Morris -Goienmn bon
leinent &ater ererbt babe.
Morris brad)te NIT fltrSen 8or=
ten auf feline beioen fiinftigen Sdmie<
gerfiuoer einen Srinfiprlld aus. gr
piinI6te, oaB sic Sonne oes @liids
ibren Sebenstueg erleltdten, ,tno baB
ME @eipeniter ser Gorge ibnen no.
ben, ME 9dn1onen ser 5inlternis it,
ren 5rieben beoroben modten.
8ei beu lebten 8orte1 5itterte lei-
ne Stimme etlpas, feline 8lide TENT
ten iid, nno cine bnnfle @olte idieu
iiber feline Stirn ~5,t sieben. Mber
glei6 icblug er Sic augen iuieoer a1f
er blidte nm iid) ber in Sic fr0bliden,
bon &er5englan5 iiberitrablten @eiid=
ter nno eliidlid lddelno lieB er lein
@las an oas ser nebeu ibm iisenoeu
@rafin flirgen.
- Gnoe
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(5hluB)

baumte ltb oagegen auf DaB er fib
ipillenlos' untertperfen iolle; aber ipie
er audi ieinen, m1 Silfsmitteln ionit
70 erfinoeriId)en @eijt anItreneen
mod)te, er fano feinen Muspeg. 9ie
9robuns bate nidt geipirft, er be.
fab 1i6t oie Wtadt iie tpabr au nas
den, oenn ct fannte ia bas @ebeim-
mis-, nit oeiien gntbiillng ct seorobt,
nidt. ltno bGtte er es gefannt, 10
ml.bte Sic 8irfl,ng obnmadtig ipec-
ben, iobalo Morris es geipagt bate,
ben Ser5og lit bas @ertrauen gu aie'
ben. Sein eigenes @ebeimnis aber
iuar befannt, er ipl,Bte, baB ser Ser.
sog nielnals ber5eiben ,no --ibn rid
iihtslos ser 0ffentliden Sdanoe
preisge6en tpiir6e, ipenn er ben iiber
i'm sefa0ten ltrteil. nidt ,mbeoingt
ltno i6nea geborcbte. 50 bate er
benu feline 8affe mebr uno au6 feline
Abmebr ber tooliden @afien ieiner
@jegner.
stiioe ltredte er lid a,f Ieinem
SoIo aus rno mari eiuen 8lid auf
Ben 9tebolper, ser oi6t itber ibm an
Ser Wanb bing.
,Gielleidt ipGre es 70 dm be1ten!'
fagtc er 0iiifer. Gin s(ugenblid -
1mo oll' bies Gleno bat Elm gnoe!
60 nobe ser al0n5enoen Sobe -
1no nun Derabgeltiir5t iu cine Siefe,
Sic ser i6auernoe 9lid faun er-
mcllel1 fam! - slr6eiten iou id -
bereuen uno biiBen - elmer iener
berlorenen S0bne eoler @elblecbter
fem, Sic briiben o1s &ellner ooer
&utlder ibr Se6en friiten. Sababa =
idL cin SSeiringeu! @ie emp0rero -
pie lGberli6!'
Gr iprang ouf lno begann feline
Gopiere at oronen. 9alo flamnte
ser grGBte Sell berlelben in ben 9a=
nlin allf.
Ser Ser5oa ianbte ibm bl,rd einen
bertroltten 9iener eine Slnnnte, bie
fir Sic Heile uno bas 2eben auf Ell
nise 0fonate ausreid)te. 8eiringen
betrahtete b0bniih Sic @ololtiide.
.@as be6eutete mir bos ionit?"
1abte er greu ouf. ul(no nun - Ser
lebte Strobbalm bes @rtrinfenoen!"
Da fam elm 9ote bon Serrn Wor-
ris unb bradte ein berlieeeltes 8afet.
8erineen rib baslelbe baltig auf,
ais ser 8ote obne cine tpeitere 8e-
itell'tng fortsegangen 1par.
@r fan6 mebrere Mnipeiiungen auf
groBere, BEL erIten 8anfbaulern bon
Neiu Yort at erbebeuoe S,tmmen.
Daneben lag Elm 8latt Yapier NIT Sen
8orten:
,,@ottes @ebot befieblt, SEN
Sduloigen su perseben un0 B0ies
nit @ittem su bergelten. Moge
bies Ben @runoltein zines neuen
Setens biloen oas Nalasss sdulo
iiibnt."
@sirineen las uno las ipieoer;
bauu berlanf ct 1T tieies Na6ben.
ten.
,ltno lit sizes nidt elm Ilmoien'
faate er bann ,,oas ser So6nut oes
WtilionGrs Dent in Sen Staub getre.
tenen Nadfommen eines fiirltli6en
abnen autuirft, INT ibn nod tiefer 81,
hen,iitigen, inbem er ibm bas Gals
fir sic @bre bietet, sic er ibm ge-
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Deittpod, Sen 5. assem5er 1871


Saoibienum i,no ganse 80lfer iper.
ben tpie redtloie Sflanen ,,no gieb-
Iberoen bon ben gesenipartigeu Madt-
babern iuiafiirlid bin- uno berseido.
ben.
| @s lift Sitlers Hlah Ser .,neren
Oronung' elropas, Elm MadtipitenL
mad Incident oen bebor3ngtelt Haiien
oie beIten Bldse angeipieien i,no oie
ninoermertigen Ralie1 ber 8ernid).
Itung iiberliefert peroen. 8ieie .Ne.
gulierltng bes 8olferproblems" miro
bon Sinmler, oent berii6tiaten
Sduptliag Ser @eitapo, onrdsefiibrt.
Seine Mufaabe lit es, 2auo fiir Die
"Weilterraiie' 81, eeipinnen.
Wit ser @ro6eruug Bolens tpuroe
oie Seridiebnns frentoer g5lferibof.
ten 5um erften Nale in grobenn MaB.
itabe our6gefiibrt. Seit bent 1. ST.
tober 1889 itno einunoeinbalb Millip.
men Bolen in ben bon 9eutIdlano
anneftierten polnilben @ebieten aus
ibren 8obnltatten bera1sgerillen uno
nad @ebieten transportiert iporoen.
tpo fanm eine @rnabrung moelid lit.
~8enn es gilt, cine Srage fiir
Sabrbunoerte 81 loien'', idreibt ber
uSftoe,ttide 8eobadter". tpenn Die
3ufunft bon @enerationen in ssrage
fonmt nno mo- ,,Sebensraln1" uno
Sic @rnabrung elmer eanaen Station
libergeltellt iperOen nu,B, oiirfen fei.
nerlei &iidli6ten genomn1en ,,no 6arf
feline Sentinentalitdt beriidlihtigt
neroen. Nad unlerer MnIid5t babeu
oie 9olen nidt oas 3edt, nab irgeno.
elmer ipiinldensmerten 5prn .au le.
ben." Sn dbnlider 8eile tpuroe,
penn al6 in fleinerem MaBltabe,
nit oen eliaB=2otbringern perfab-
rem, Die nad oen llnbeieeten ssranf.
reid transportiert ipuroen.
9as SpItern 5tpangspeiIer s(us.
tponoerl1ng tit i1l5lpiIben audi ouf
5obrlf- uno 5elburbeiter in ben be.
lebten @ebieten ausgeoebnt tuoroen.
sr6eiter ieoen Mlters ,lno Stanoes
lino aus peridieoenen 2anoerrt na6
oem Geid iiberseiiebelt iporoen. lleber
cine Million Bolen +lino eepaItiam
nab 9ertlblano beportiert mo Der.
idieoenen daftie,nsen iiberiuie.
len lporoen. lteber brei 0tiaionen
auslanoilbe arbeiter tperbel in
Deltti6lano ais Sabrif- uno 2ano.
arbeiter oerIpenoet: Bolen, Sidedet,
Sollanoer, 9anen, Norlpeser, aroa.
ten, Serben, 8elgier uuo Staliener.
Daneben tperoen etpa 5tpei Willionen
4riegsgefangene at SEN berIdtebenlten
8eldaftignngen ge5tpuneen. Sor bent
oeutld- d-lotpietruiliid)en ariese iino
EauIen0e bon Deutl6en, bie sSabr-
bunSerte lang in &ublano, I'M Wolga.
oiitrift, III @ali5ien uno Sen baltiideu
Staaten anaeiieoelt tparen, nad pol
niiden @ebieten berpflanat noroen.
Anfang oieies Sabres manoerten 55,.
600 balfiide Delltide nod Ser &c.
.geno oes 8artbe- 5luiies int oen
Geibssau 8artbelano. Sn Sen Sont.
mermonaten famen 10000 De,,tlbe
aus 8olbpnier, @ali5ien nno be,n
Naretp-9iitrift nad Bolen. soear
eingeleiiene 9ertide aus 8eitbeutidj-
lano tpuroen ge5luuneen, nod ben
Slten 9eutl6lanos alts5upanoern.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-05

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Iffiegen fonnten. gs mar 10 Inn 12
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nete iie uno b0rte bon Serne sc,
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Der fam berangefabren nnb nabm
mid NIT. Mls mir beim Batter to-
men, iaB er im 9unfeln binter oen
&oblen. Gin Stiif 9oble bate ibm
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geriilen 1tno er fonnte iie ni1t fin
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ltbr nab Saltle; mir batten flint
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ibm fitnf &inOer nit; bier in ser @e-
burt, 1no zines bon feds SaDren.
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ees &il1o, eigentlib SIT fl1g uno fritz
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lie lebte lanser, ia> adt Sabre 1Gnger
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5ulebt a'n @noe leiner ir6iiden 2auf-
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