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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-22
The Private Papers
OF q Cub Reporter

On Page AS Of Lizzy billings
The Roosevelt Red Record and Its
Background" published in 1895. she
recites the red" tainted record Of
Senator Wheeler. Testified Mrs
billing: Wheeler, Sen Burton X:
Montana. radical; 1881, Progress
sive' Conf; ardent F.D.R. support
er; American Civil Liberties Union
BIZ; called Socialist IW-W. Paci-
fist; Vice. Pres. candidate with La
Toilette 1924, on Socialist and Pro-
gressive tickets; resignation asked
during war because of his refusal 70
prosecute radical slackers; i.
Signer Of application for pardon Of
Communist Party n. Y. District or
ganizer. Chas- Krumbein DAILY
Worker 1855
On Page 2 Of her round table let
ter, dated March q, 1871, she speaks
Of her Mothers Crusade 70 WASH
ington and her conferences with va
riOus Senator's as follows: ''Defenses
Of me from the floor Of Congress,
by fiery. patriotic Senators Clark
and Wheeler are in the Congress
sional Record. Thank God we have
some fighters like these men repre-
senting real Americans in Con-
gress!"
Gee
The Story TeIlers: By all means
read Walter Davenport's pen por-
trait Of Leon Henderson in the Sept.
6th Golfers. No man IS doing more
'0r this country The crisp
tempo Of Faith Baldwin's piece IN
the Oct Cosmopolitan is paced by
her opening line: The Countess
was shooting craps Times
report on the u S. 5. North Caro-
lna's bing-binging made the thrills
dance On your vertebrae Bert
rand Russell pens his obituary in
CorOnet and isn't at all harsh with
himself Recalling. mebbe. that it IS
customary to speak wen Of the dead
. World Digest has q good dep.
in Il Quote the smarter excerpts
from the films and plays The cur
rent batch, however. contains more
typewriter weeds than posies Z.
Sen Rob't Reynolds of No. Car.
probably doesn't care for the way
his nelghbor. Jonathan Daniels.
clears him Gin The Nationl Of hus-
ding for foreign power. Bob.
says Daniels. has never yet been
passioDately interested in any prob
lem outside his own hide"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-22

Giovanni MaTtinelli. tenor
born in Italy, So years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-22

I915-Fust radls cea1
conversation acrss ira AzamaH
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-22
Today's Birthdays

Oscar / Chapman of Denver.
assistant secretary of the IN
terror, born in Omega. Va. As
years ago
Edward R Stettinius, Jr.. de-
Tense director Of priorities, born
n Chicago, Al years ago.
Burton RascOe OF New York.
authorization, born In Fulton
KY, 40 years ago.
DR.. Mary A. Cheek, president
Rockford College. III. born in
Danville, Ky, 50 years ago.
Constance Bennett, actress.
born IN New York. So wears
ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Snaps
Automobiles for Sale

ELECTRIC Refrigerator, used. to trade for
piano. 7ti7 Mack Plaza s42+
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-24
Meade

Mn. John Hsbert entertained
several little children q her
home In Mesde, January -. n
honor Of little Thomas 1alknsf
who was nine years old. Thsy
were served ice cream. cakes
and cookies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bentley
attended the funeral Of jackie
Bentley, at vassar, Tuesday. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Bills,
and daughter of Detroit spent
Sunday with Mr.. and MrS. Bert
Bliss and family.
Miss Carolyn Wushack. Of De-
troit, was q weekend guest u
her parents, Sunday. i
Nearly 100 people attended
the New Haven stockholders
dinner given by the Ladies Aid
last Wednesday.
The following girls attended
. roller skating, party e. Mount
Clemens last weekend: 0eral-.
dine Blonde, Lorraine Bentley,
Helen Chapman, Helen Kossak
and Eldena Teshler. s
Miss Dorothy Gottschalk win
entertain the All club. Satur-
day, q her home.
Mr.. Emory Chapman suffer
ed m ankle injury, Monday.
when kicked by Z horse. An X
Ray We taken to see II there
were any broken bones.
Mr.. James Fairari, Of Detroit,
was . Meade caller Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Reid II visiting In
Detroit this week. >
Mr.. Pete Ginsas, Arthur Ban
tie and william .Gottschalk were
the buyers Of cattle from the
northern part, Monday.
A large crowd listened to the
Sugar Band, Saturday night, at
Memphis. The boys in the band
are q follows: John Gingas,
drums; Frank Sornig, guitar:
Ray and Edward L&rdie, saxo-
phone and Neil Bentley. trum-
pet.
Mrs.. Pete Gingas attended
the christening Of baby Mirlon
Nilsson, In Detroit, Saturday.
Mr.. Francis Bantle, Of Mount
Clemens. visited his parents. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bantle,
Sunday. n
Helen Galen, Of Detroit, was
home Monday for q short visit, ],
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-24

Armada kol

Mr.. Charles L.aursen and -.
Norman. wefs Sunday dinnsf
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Laursen, Of Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. LESTER Hill and
son. Billy, Of Detroit, Visited
Mr.. end Mrs. Charles Laursen
and family Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hravey Crull
and Mr.. Howard Crull were
Saturday evening visitor Of Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Nolan and fam
lily of Richmond. &. +
Miss Mary Jeffrey returned
home from Detroit, Monday,
where abe has been staying
while her brother, Colin, was In
Harper Hospital. Colin was re-
leased from the hospital, Wed
nesday.
Mrs. William Dunbar was
hostess at Z bridge luncheon, at
her home. Thursday, January
Is.
Harold Holmes Of Port Huron
spent Saturday and Sunday with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Holmes and was the Sum
day evening guest Of Charles
Singer Of Romeo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bradley
were Sunday dinner guests Of
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-24
MARTHA TELLS A LIE
CHAPTER XIV

AZ her husbands voice went
on In her ear, Martha Marshall
at down groggily on the chair
BY the phone table.
'"Where were you last night?"
he was asking again.
She looked 1t the little cleo
trio clock which had come from
the store where Bill used to
wort. r. was ESQ., Nine thirty
On Sunday Inornlns, and Bill
wa asking her what kept her out
Last night.
"whers. were your" he shout
q again. Martha, are you
"Tml here" Never afterward
could Ne explain the impulse
which made her take . deep
breath and ~. quickly, why,
0i(l III wa ott with the
elf1s ~ snighk You know, T.
I 5olhed Their bowling club
DOw.lin gw be repeated.
Rowling unit, after midnightf
You ualee b . glutton for pun
ibhmGntis
She hated hsfself. "rm sorry
] mlssod your eall." che aid
meokly. ~Was t-was Il some
thi9e inpctt ontt Did you get
'.Inpoftansi Sure Il vas i'm.
portanti Iwanted . talk q you.
Meoe 6 t. UayD . Into town
q 0ot9c0oy nf6At1 ana have
Sheino6lyoo ! tamo. Ard me. I'm
stuck sut hsrp. thiskine d you"
: Shs had ben dancing st the
oountry e3ub -GoAng Itom, ene
nan's ag1ae - noelSer,s-taurh
lnGs Gnjoying horDo1l-whllo nm
nAoped q any Army efmpI
On Tn - sorry I wasn't
AerOl's
wen, yeu can't s>ay hsuns
sv0ynioher ~ cid. sAs ~ @
Ieqve = eencoEnod. I've - = at
ohen1os Win only : yeef - train
- - beuD hoAo aroo't hoa6lng
~ 1uy 1eevss - speak 81
- ~ hopsd ~ - might
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-24

OIn the Macemb nocsoation
Class b. race Terrace Garden
slipped . bit from IT. command
ing first place position when Il
gave up three games jsst might
to the Mount Clemens Dairy.
Meanwhile Batkins Radio, took
three games and . match from
Fisher Towers 70 90 into 4 tie
with the Dairy team for second
place. O. DesRosiefs' so took
league scoring honors for the
night.
In the class c. division Cody
Mcmahon and MacAlpines Pay
60 moved closer 70 first place
with two games win each over
Hubarth and Schott and Lake
side Fuel respectively. BY losing
to the Faygo team the league
leading Lakesiders dropped 70
81 games won and II lost.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-24
By BETTY WALLACE

In case I foFsot . mention Il,
] love you, darline. Dut you've
got 10 admit, thatsea wonderful
chair. Il adds distinction and
CLASH b the whole foomi''
She went back - bed. But not
to sfoer. Why ho6 she lied to
Billi why3
Paul was, delighted when she
asked him % drive her % tie
camp. She had known ~ would
be. Nov you won't hase - leave
on Saturday. % make t." ~
said. Sunday morning at about
Z will put ~ thare plenty early"
They reached camp son aft
er 10, end again Bill wss wait
Ing. He shook hands with Psul
and said pltyinsly, "You look
pale, fellow"
"lt's the night lie" Paul re-
torted. Martha p.r.ay . d he
wouldn't rsfsf 70 lsst Saturday
night.
HE means night work" she
put in hastily. sThs plants
about 5000 orders bohind."
.Diu asked, event 70 take Z
look around the camp, PAulf"
mot especially. = was TIE hon
ct teply. "Qive me . bird's-sye
view q what they've been doing
70 you, and let'e Ut out u here.
I suppose yeu'A oppreeiate . DE-
cent nsoall 'l'1l even pay for t."
"WAot - you mean, decent
mealf Llseen, boy, this army
feeds goody'
u a. MT take long Tor Bll
= SDenrs M paGe While they
waioed, ratf md Martha s4ood
oct1lde.s ~ 1nll6lne. ana every
TN I sol6lse - IN sisook
he heod 1onesteully1 "r'm Ger.
tojnly lnsht ~ country needs
ne 6oh1nd ny slldo rule thAn
behind 3 onnlN
10 ny l6ok 60 bodraeolod
=; : 1's' Q .'''.'s'ss ~ :
alx.yss ~ 90 saissrn. n
'hsds 49, erss. s!sw
III drave ~ ..SStn 4rom
80 NJ - sl11lnd -
lskint ens1e 49, ebstst - tstin-
.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-24
MoteoTit Career
Gives High Promise
Tsxsa Wiz Rspssssnts
New 'YoSk consiseewt

oNEw YORK, Jan 24-tR)-
William Townsend Pheiffer, the
42-year-old Republican W h .
came trim Amarillo, Tex, In
February. 1880. and .was elected
to Consress from New York
city's 18th district last Novem-
Der Is keeping his promise to
keep . finger On the pulse Of
the people"
He sent out "a, 900 letters ask-
Ing his constituents for their
views on the presidents ''lend-
lease" bill. He footed the letter
Bill Himsef.
Some Of The constituents were
20 startled ct being consuIted
they sont him small sums OF
money TO help defray The cost Of
TIN LETTERS.
rhslffsh Gid the response w.
"overwhGlmlnG" and that the
majority soAtiment could b
suznn&6 VI q tn slogan. give
aid TO Great Britain within tn
fromsWoFk .ok NJ constituticn.s
He was \ surprised That his
eonstliaseu3s were aafpeissd over
his pulse felllng. \. I. !.
1T may n "a innoX1l fc0,1
he declared. 'sbVt ~ my ID @
how people should ~ sounlaod
out. ] intsnd . follow - up.
! regard thia - I would = rat
tot G. petvalq Sml11 ~ ~
H 4 Nd. beon retained ~ ~ =
r1presGn{1e ive u ~ pocpl1 ]. = 4; &
h SoiA ~ would Send bock
al ~ Nancy his eoh1tl luents
had eent him. Il u. y u
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-24

OA'sltght change IN standings Of
the leading teams Of the Kings
and Queens League developed
when the King George team
dropped three games to King
Solomon to 90 into . deadlock
for second place with the King
Thai five. The King Thals over
took them by taking two games
from King Dede. Tom Place, Of
The That's led the scoring with
q 466.
The birthplace King Archi-
bald team remained on top Of the
league with . strsight game vic
tory over the Aces. Archie La
Pointe's' 50 was . large factor
In keeping the team on top Of
the heap.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-24

oRAgett and Holmes widened its
first place lead over the Hi-Speed
outfit when Il won two Of Its
three games with Hubarth and
Sch0tt while the Hi-Speeder
dropped two games to Jock and
Maldrun. Pagett and Holmes
scored games Of $50, $50. and
930 against $50, Sol, and TOO for
the, Hubarth team. K. Hay, of
Pagstt's, took scoring honors In
the match with q sos. Ben
Schnnschack, Of Jock and Mel
drums, took honors In the other
match with . $40. The league
leading Psgett and Holmes team
has won 30 and dropped Il.
=
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-24

bill explained, THE bras hats
figure thSy can't give The Con-,
scripteoo any fancy training. You
can't make antl.aircraft glsnnofa,
anti.tonk glnnefs, tank corpo.,
msn, even horse wranslers II
the cavalry, IN . year. So we're
the infantry, boy. The good old
infantry, the right arm Of the
army. We're the kindergarten
class Ia Soldiaring.
They've teaching VI 1 lot Of
tough .exercisee 70 harden 10 ND.
Than We march, learn how %
care for the rifles, and the right
way to I'M = mud puddle. Then!
there's drills, the manual Of aFInsl
-oh, lots Of higher learnlne.
We're getting battalion training
pretty socn. That's harder. c..
mou1laee, scouting, patrol--Am
] boring you, Mr.. Elliott!"
mo. indeed. Mr., lGarshall. =
gTinned Haul. "But I think Mar.
tha's yavlninS."
Il was . cay Sunday. After
. huoe dinner n q good rostau-
rant they oxplored the town.
le Ssoe full q soldiers. About
. o'eloek they found Z cheerful
nt$ls Joint wh6rs Bill and faui
drank cold bear, and where !
luke boa ground out dance mu-
nc. Martha danced with SBlll,
sn1 then with Paul. and then
with . couple Of soldiers who
he'd Somahow Mashed the party.
"We'rs Lonesome" tlsy explain
q. Were very lonesome"
4 NH vstoed : movie. That's
sll ~ do nights. see movies.
I ~ rye sosn every one they'ro
vIEn1ng ~ town."
Yea Any and Jolly visit. And
~, tayjn6 soodby 70 Bill, Mar
~ eou16n't help the little fool-
~ INT something he'd ~
nlu1ne fon ~. hours 49,
~. 9eep6 tonoseneGl soono =.
eunneo enGneoe; ) ~ e bolnG
teUoeAGr Mt I'D been tho1eS
thet eeAoe 0nndny.
m vAlfpoced, aGninse NJ
~, ~ - I'D ~. closs n q,
~ 119sxSll, Il snjoge1 $500 !,
p1nl honsy. Hut nsxt GnA ~
- mAka Il ~ yourself A2)Gs ~
0aftnU. two's eompGny i
p6ciAl1s- when lto . dnSpo6 49,
timo betWoon 0ubdny1l" ~
(Te - Csat)naea)
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-24
Legal Notices

l..ss.es xs''ss. ssss's- c's'.s-Ass's
oeate q Aeichisan. the Probate Court for
the County ~ 0aoomb.
A. Z soGoion OF said CuuEt. held at the
prehato okfl1s IN The CITY q ~. Glenn
ems In said County a the IND day ef
January A. D. ie4i.
Present: Hon. Joseph v. rrombiy.
Judge Of Pro0ats.
IN the Matter Of the Estate Of Laurence
Keller. Deceased.
Il appearing 10 the Court thst the time
~ peooontoloa o. the cla1nns aGainse eoAd
sstaSa should - limited md list . tl1Ae
and ploea b. appointed % rsoo1vo. Sx-
anime end adjust al clains and demands
aoainst said dsceaesd ~ and be1pes ~
L 4 orasrsd. mat crs1isors a sssd
deeeosed ore yeQ&irod - preeenl their
elatmo - void CouIt &C sotd pF0eate o&flea
- q boAoeo The eoeh day Il, Ape1l 4. d.
lo4l. q nine o'clook IN tn tneanoo0. I'D
time md p1ace 0oinG hereby hpQo1ntod
for ~ examination and adjustmqnt -
su claims and Demands against saSa -
coed.
h 4 further Ordered. That public noGisa
thereof b givsn ~ puhlieatien a . eepy
q this order for three 0accoGoavo weeks
pesviosle 70 said day a hearing. - N
Daily 0onitoe Z neWspApeP printed aIs1
circulated IN said County.
JooxPH ". TH0MBx.Y
Judes g rsebats.
n.2xMoRE wAI.zNrowIcx
D; ;xs. s s.fi:sss s ION
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BIg-TInls ForgeIs
Fac Coult Trials
SiSaed keeksfsllss
Mems - Hwls Checks

ONEW YORK, Jan. 2l.-(R-
Three men accused Of Rorginy
the signature Of John p. Rookie
Teller, Jr., to three checks total
ing $500, o06. ! 900 md bandying
about other bio names b create
impressions have been charged
with. grand larceny In m alleged
81, 900 fleeing OF two Fifth
avenue merchants.
Assistant District Attorney
Harris otoinherg sald today the
men Moses NJ. Cans, ~; Jsr-
ONE Koplik, 30. and .Jsan Musn.
xer, 81 III Of New York OBJ
tanned the money from tlhe two
business men IN 4antastic sehem.
e. and told THAR victims not -
become too iusistsnt upon details
because IL you ak too much,
John D. win get sore and won't
let you In on It."
0ans flashed two chscks for
500, 900, 900, each bearing the
Rockefeller name, in suppirt Of
his story that the financier was
interested In Z deal 70 withdraw
large amounts q liquor 1rpm
New Jersey. warehouses, Accord
ing 70 Stsinberg. a third check,
for. 5000. was described @ .
Christmas present" from the
philanthropisk s tles
Another deal, Stsinbsre uaid,;
inv0lv(6 ~ bG1t q thGssb teettS
box c6tppeation," m imae ildAxy
concern, and' ~ victims wefe
promised 600 percent profits d
their investments.
sidney Lispsr, = ,jeweler, lost
81, 900 h he eeheEn6s and Theo-
dors Osnanslky. CIGAR store own
eT, $4,000. sccoeding' 70 STEM
berg.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-24

come home for I few days. But
they weren't 70 have even that.
II wish you'd come up here
again." Bill said. "How about
next week? Do you think you
could?"
She hesitated. Much @ me
wanted to 60, II had been Z
grueling drive. And she'd been
late the following morning. "I-
! hate to ask Paul for his car
again." she said at last. BE
sides, he said he wouldn't lend
it to me-.
"Said he wouldn't lend Il to
your" Bill was incredulous.
What got into himf Did you
smash . fender going homer"
mo. He thought Il was too
long . drive for me. I was lats
next morning"
why don't you ask him 10
drive you down, then? It's not
to tar for him, ! hopei I'd Hike
to zee the old prune, anyway
"All right" she said slowly.
"rll ask him"
"That's swell. I'll be seeing
yon next Sunday"
"Yes."
'ln case I forgot to mention
IT," he began, softly. Martha
knew what YVES coming. She
Anished Il for him, II love you,
darling"
She sat there, after she he'd
hung up, wishing bitterly that
sho hodn't lied % Bill. He
wouldn't have minded her going
- b dance with Paul. Thers'd
tsen no ned . ".
Their silly LILLE Joke, hers
and Dnps was llIBe . repeooch
- her. I'm scaoe I 1eenot .
meution ~" No. q phfa0o that
always brought beck he time
nm carried her over IL throo-
hold into tlhoir NV homo. Re ho6
glimpUod IL I'd .loothar eholr
which ~ had insisted a buying
h de6anoe q IN Ne laws q
good interior docoration, and ~
he'd droppod her uneeremouiono-
". "Ihe chart De, Il 6oss g
II. eeef"
Martha hAd managed = kssp
herself from falling b. oPaboinG
his ShouldorS. You dumb ell
= this ~ wv you carry b yous
brideY"
Nm he'd srinsed. shsepishiy.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-24

Sundsy llpl 6
and Nh WILMA q 1 \ "
Mr. szlo 49, NJ ~ ! q
Mr.. and Nit. Ao4tdE6 y
Richnaood. sssSs ''s9:. Z. :, " e
MA ). !. panll ~ &
ativss and frjenGla g. 49, N
Rapids and coo1ost1 j,
week.
The BibIe studx - p q
Methods ctalreh hq13 + Il
ing at III hoeno @ IN ~ u & y
Charles AfanGko. IT, n >!
ming. january ~, 4 ~ Z:
Mr.. and Mn. Logon loll \ g
tertained st : ehjelen NJ (
their home. Sa16ei1p8 ~ u
January 70. Gue11 ~ ~ = ~
and Nh. Ezra WaGf ~ q
Mrs. Ronald Ween2 ~ & 40 u
and Mr.. and Nh CA "
and family. m a. n
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. SERIAL STORY

Y8s11noAY, lgsstAa gees u NE
cub Dssty wl1A fsul. sCsnas ray.
vAisiwlAl evea1ae VIII tssl't ls6sads.
Afeer Ne laeeo. tAey 60 70 . night
sssb ana u 3 lsvn wkse lGas1Aa rsashes
hsne. The teaeSAsas swekeas her. n
b 1lm, sslo1n0 fR00 saaaov - he's besn
esy1ae - reeSA Aes ~ nAeAA
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-24

The school usually Il the best
building IN many American vil-
laeot,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-24

coevRioMr. toAs.
MA e9RWc9. me.
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Notice IS hereby given thot n cr 6 lylI
with the "Michioon Election LoN
Undersigned Tosnship Ciefa mn ~ Wv
Tuesdoy. Jonuoy 18TH SotsM
uor lst. and Saturday. Fs6s
tween 8 o.m and s pm. recp
ton the name Of any le6G
township moi olfSotk roo
APPLY TO ME PERSON.
Moin ST.. utico. for snch glyg
vidsd. however. that I coys.y
for registration dl,rino tt X
between SATURpA -. fE :
the day Of slsctions D s5s
The none at a. petS
RESIDENT 81 M y2
ssoistpoRion and uf E
hstion. N 800
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-02

Iien 1roeen segeniiber Meutralitdt be-
ssbndtan. lllro mas ieben mir? Das
|aerobe @esenteif Sn peridieoenen
2drherit erfldrt man Die 3eligion ais
Rripatiahe Hao bod perfelat man lie.
99alM serfldrt sagleis1 ean 4anapf 8es
gen oie sfeliaiou als 9arieiiahe.
aber gibt es oenn eiilen @ott, Der
feine atrde fiibrt Der He pertetbiet.
llaa Der ihr Ires atler aampfe a,nb
8erfalglnaels bod ben grinmpb
fAellft2 @eraoe pie @ottes= uno Ge-
.ligionsfeinoe liefern aen beiten ltao
flarften Gottes- llnb gtelisienshetueis.
gian famsft bod nidt gegen ein
Ridts. @ptt laitet nit feiner Madt
llno feiner l,nerbittlihen @erehtigfeit
auf oen @epifien Der @ottesfeinbe.
Sic fDnnen iid ibm 11id)t ellt5iebe,,,
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Msiftpp6 ssn z. SHi 194I

Alitoritdts Ole oarolf ber5ihtet, cine
EaIaltoritat bon Goftes gnape1 5A fein,
Eperaibet 0arauf, cine 9fntoritdt 5lt
Eiein Die Neligion nit ibren gott-
tiden @eboien In alio cine gaottpen-
Ioigfeit fiir Sen staat Dos Mert pon
Mato iiber oas weleb gilt aud bellte
mod: ,,Ber Die Heligion 8erlt6rt, 5er-
sitBrt bie @runblage Der tnenf1fihen
.@eieaidaft, = (Sdlnh feIgt
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,M @eligiD,l Yribatiad5e?

pie es ibm paiie. Die driftIide @e-.
ligion lit oiird Sic 9ffenbarllng ai-
tpratip feiiaelegt ln.o bent 9eliebea
Eaes etH5phlei1 pnt5osea. lIilh eqrlHH
.1niiifen tpir iagen: Neligion III. tDebi
Nribatiahe lit aber aud cine offent=
li6e Gabe. Die Meiigion bat erftens'
Elm Medt I'M 0ffentlihen aeben. gbri.,
titus bat ieinen apoiteln ben anftrag.
seaeben. tn aIe @elt ali geben nnb'
aae Boiler az lebren lWarf. i6,15) ],
alio bat feline 5rebbotfdaft cine 5eu-l
huns an bie breiteite Seffe1ttlidfeit.I
Sie apoitei folten bas u5al5 Der
groe'' unb Dos ,,2idt Der @elt" iein.9
Die 9ir6e iolte ,eille staot auf Dem
9erge fem, alio peitbin iibtbar, i'm.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-02

pffentlihen 2abeu aufrasenb. als
8etrls, bas erite &anpt oiefer neuen
@eligion, Sen Staitb oes Subenlonoes
ppn Sen 5iiben i6ittelte, ribtefe er
iein s4ngeiidt na6 Nom, nad .her
WeltItasf, auf eenen Serum Sic Seer
itrahen Ser banlaligen Melt sllian1=
ntenminbeten. Nm 9apitol per oama-
ligen 8elt, uidt in Ser einlamen Mii=
ite bon Afrifa, ,1i6t in oen llrtpal-
bern Amerifas ieate Der 2ebritl,bi
Der Stride pufgerihtet u1b sl1m erifen
Mal nerfiinoist peroeu. Neligipn
une airde iollten bon anfana an in
oas offentlide 2eben bineiueeiteat
tper6en.
gs lit audi Elm Bioeripr,ld, sic
Neligion ais .9riuatia9e au erfldren
uno oen &f gegen sic Meligion
5ur 9rinatfabe gu ,ttaben. Wenn Ste
ligion 9riDatiabe pdre, nliiBte man
folgeridtis inn afientlideu 2eben boll
8eligion f6peigen ullo ben religi6-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-02

.nnn lie iino bis in aie aiefen ibrer
s5eete erf6iittert. 9aben lie 81. An-
fang geaelt @ott rebeiltert, 10 babeit
tie ieet MHaIt Dor ibm ,,nb e,ttperfea
Elm neltes Hrograntnt, oas @ott totem
foa. SSbre MngIt lit i,nbeibreiblid:
sieie Musen n,iiiien fbnea ann gr=
laiaen eehradt fueraen. Die 2eid-
name Der MartDrer liesen berIaiien
am 8oben. Mber in Ben. 9bren ihrer
&enfer Hingt intrner nod Der aamad=
fiae hui: gs aibf bod eillen @ott, es
aibt pod cine Neligion,
9felision 1nb airbe iinb fiir sas
aeben bes staates cine Wotpenoisfeit.
@bne Meligion feite 4ntoritat. Mit
einer f,,bieftiben Willfiir laBt fid) Ell
ne Notwithstanding nidt itiieen.
stl,d Militar ltnb 9oli5ei iirb feline
aeniigenben @ara,ten fir cine itaat-
.lide Drsnung. Die autoritat rilbt
entue0er a,f bern bierten Oebpt, ober
.iie ftebt ailf tonernen 5iiBeal. Cine