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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-09-19
Injured In Auto Crash

An auto crash occurred on Mon
day evening, at the intersection Of
Route and the Fair Hill road
east of town. A car occupied by sew
eral Negroes pulled across the road
directly in front of the auto being
driven by Mr.. Frank Woods, Of 40t
N. Charles St., Baltimore, and occu
pied by himself and wife.
In the crash that ensued Mrs
Woods was seriously injured ant
was taken to Union Hospital, Elk
ton, in the State Police ambulance
Mr.. Woods suffered broken nose
and other minor injuries and re
ceived medical aid at the Office o.
DR.. r. G.: Dodson.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-09-19

Earl Rutter has returned to his
home in Perryville after being under
treatment for nearly fifteen months
in the University Hospital, Balti-
more.
Mrs. III. s. Price has been a pa
tient at Union Memorial Hospital,
Balto., for the past two week, where
she underwent a successful opera
ton.
Mr.. w. X. Alec and sister, Mrs.
Jean Shepherd spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fleet
wood, Waverly, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Cameron and
Mrs. Leslie Rawlings were among
those to enjoy the recent Delmarva
trip to Canada.
Miss Naomi Biggs, of near town,
has been hospital patient, where
she underwent an appendicitis op-
Grafton.
Mrs. Ada X. Burlington has been
visiting Mr., and Mrs. Donald Dud-
ley in Silver Springs, Md.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-09-19
Instrumental
Music I'm Our
County Schools
Additional Opportunities
Are Offered Students

Additional opportunities will be
afforded the students of Cecil Coun-
ty this year in the field of instru-
mental music, according to an an
nouncement made by Superinten-
dent H. E. Mcbride. Because of the
increased interest brought about by
the trial program of last year plans
are now under way to give instruc-
lions on all band and orchestral in
struments during regular school
hours and eventually to develop a
band and orchestra in each school.
At present there are limited
number of musical instruments of
the type used in bands and orches-
tras available for use throughout the
county, but Superintendent Mcbride
points out that it is desirable for
individual students to own the par
ticular instruments which they
wish to study.
With the addition of Miss Dor
othy Wiseman to the music faculty
to teach vocal music, Hugh M.
Stuart will devote most of his time
to this new project. Mr.. Stuart al
ready has reported that he has had
expressions of cooperation from sew
eral communities and that prospects
for the coming year are very en-
couraging A preliminary survey in
dictates that there is a lack of clar-
met players and particular attention
L Ia - hi ,,rk,
ment necessary to the development
of we'll balanced bands and orches-
tras.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-09-19
Fire Destroys Church
At CharlestOwn

The old Methodist Episcopal
Church building, located in Charles
town, this county, which was discov-
tinued for services about rs years
ago, was destroyed by fire early
Tuesday morning of last week. 1t
was two-story frame structure, and
for many years past had been used
for boat building and storge. 1t was
owned by Mrs. Bayard Black, of
Baltimore. The origin of the fire is
unknown, but the supposition is
that tramps had been sleeping there.
The North East Fire Company was
called to the scene, and succeeded in
preventing the flames from spread
ing to other nearby buildings.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-09-19
Dwelling Struck By
Lightning And Burned

The dwelling of Thomas BrysOn,
on the Elk Neck road near Elkton,
was struck by lightning during the
violent storm of Wednesday night
last, and totally destroyed by the
fire that resulted. The Singerly Fire
Company of Elkton, responded to
the alarm, but was unable to save
the dwelling. Some of the furniture
and household effects were saved.
The property was known as the
Money Place.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-09-19
CiGng--GiGng

Miss Ruth E. Citing, daughter of
Edgar Citing, of Peach Bottom, Pa,
and Walter S. Citing, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Citing, of Glen Roy.
were married at o'clock Wednes-
day at Pleasant Grove Methodist
Church by a former pastor of the
bride, Rev. Abram Sangrey, of AL
lentown, using the double ring cere-
mony. The bride is graduate of
Fulton and Oxford High Schools and
the groom of Oxford High School.
He is employed by the Turner and
Wescott people, of Glen Roy.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-09-19

Announcement has been made by
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Decker of "Hill
Top Farm, Elkton, of the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Mar
ion, to Mr.. Thomas Reid Hunt, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. william c. Hunt,
2001 Park Drive, Wilmington. Miss
Decker is graduate of Paramount
School, Washington. Mr.. Hunt is a
graduate of LeHigh University and
will attend Harvard Law School.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-09-19
ROwlandsville Railroad
Crossing Closed

The County Commissioners have
closed two railroad crossings on
Pennsylvania r. r. at Rowlands-
Vile. BY the railroad company shift
ing its tracks and eliminating an
s curve the closing of the crossings
was effected. The station building
at Rowlandsville has also been re-
moved.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-09-19

dynamite, at the quarry of stasco
Co., where lightning touched on
a blast.
Glenn Maxwell and Mr.. Butcher,
employees of the company, were in
jured by the blast. Mr.. MAXWELL suf-
fering o broken arm and numerous
cuts. Both men were taken to Havre
de Grace hospital.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-09-19
Visited Mother
BY Airplane

Edward Torbert has been operat-
ing an airplane at Rock Springs for
several Sundays past, taking pas
sengers up for rides. On Sunday last
one of the passengers was Gwyn
Goodman, and while circling about
in the air Gwyn mentioned the fact
that they were directly over his
mothers home. The pilot picked q
favorable field for a perfect landing
and Gwyn paid visit to his mother.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-09-19

A $4,000 suit against the Har-
ford Agricultural and Breeders AS
ISOLATION has been docketed by Mary
Abbott, who sets forth that she was
seriously injured April 81, 1941,
when she fell in crowded aisle of
the stand at Havre de Grace race
track. Messrs. Lee I. Hecht and Web
ster G. Tall are attorneys for the
plaintiff.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-09-19
Noted Tenor To Sing

There will be sacred concert by
Eivin Bjornstad of Oslo, Norway,
a noted dramatic tenor in the West
Nottingham Presbyterian Church on
Sunday afternoon, Sept. 81, at $3.50.
He will sing again at the Elkton
Presbyterian Church ON the same
day at 8 p. m. The concert is under
the auspices of the Cecil County
Bible Glasses.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-09-19
lakewood Home
makers Club

The Homemakers' Club met on
Thursday afternoon last with fifteen
members and visitors. Miss Smith
present and gave a talk on Fall
Cleaning. After the business meet
ing, refreshments we're served. Some
of the members met with the Lib
erty Grove club. Wednesday. for an
all-day session. The yearly club tour
win be to Reading, September 26,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-09-19
ATTENDED National
Federation Convention

Milford Rutter attended the Ma
tional Convention of the Federation
of Federal Employees Union at the
Chelsea Hotel, Atlantic City, N. j.,
as a delegate representing the en-
ployees of the Veterans Administra-
ton, Perry Point, Md, and the
Aberdeen Proving Ground Local.
Mr.. Rutter is President of Local No.
100, Perry Point.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-09-19

During the heavy electric storm
OF last week ten heifers on the farm
Of M. Guy Scarborough, near White
ford. Hartford county, were killed by
lightning. The animals had sought
shelter under . tree which was
struck by > bolt Of lishtping,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-09-19

And Painting

On exhibition at the Rising Sun
Bank, in this town, Is a large pic
ture, in a walnut frame 26 80.
In addition to displaying artistic
skill with the brush, 1t has In bas-
relief, carved from wood, the figure
of wild duck in fight The duck il
Of the Blue Bill variety, commonly
known as the black head. It has q
wing spread of fifteen inches and Is
painted true to nature. with back
ground of grey skies.
This art treasure Is the handi-
work of Joseph Coudon, Of H., OF
Perryville and il beautiful piece
Of skilled artistry.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-09-19
Storm Causes
Accident At Quarry

In the Delta section on Wednes-
day afternoon last considerable dam
age damage was caused by the
storm. One of the accidents was Of Q
very unusual nature II was the
premature explosion Of q charge Of
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-09-19
Quarryville Fire
Company Carnival

At the regular monthly meeting Of
the Quarryville Fire Company
Treasurer ]. Galen Stauffer reported
total receipts of the carnival were
$4,463.89, and expenditures, $780,
so, leaving balance of $2,662.27.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-09-19

A reformer Is person who
thinks this generation will be ruin
ed by something that didn't harm
the last one,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-09-19
Saunders--ROxby

Miss Marguerite e. Saunders,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Saunders, of near Cherry Hill, was
united in marriage to DR.. Bruce s.
Roxby, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John B.
Roxby, of Souderton, Pa, on Sat
urday, September 9th, in Cherry
Hill Methodist Church. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. John
r. Diehl.
Miss Mary Evans Harlan played
the wedding music.
Mr.. Arthur M. Saunders, brother
of the bride, gave his sister in mar
riage. She wore an afternoon dress
of sheer blue wool and velvet with
matching velvet accessories. The
brides bouquet was of red roses,
white gladioli, white baby's breath
and blue delphinium.
Mrs. Mildred A. Strahorn, her sis
ter, her only attendant, wore an
olive green afternoon dress with
matching accessories and carried a
boquet of orange gladioli.
DR.. John B. Roxby, Jr., brother of
the bridegroom, was best man.
Mrs. Saunders wore 9 dubonnet
afternoon dress with black accessor-
les and corsage of white asters.
The bride has been dietician for
several years in the Wagner Junior
High school, Philada.
DR.. Roxby is graduate of Duke
University, N. c., and Temple Uni
versity, Philada., and is now res
ident physician in internal medi-
cine at Temple University hospital.
DR.. Roxby and his bride will be at
home at the Markham apartments,
1918 North 18th street, Philada.
McDougal--Simmers
Miss Helen McDougal, daughter
of Mr.. Charles r. McDougal of Port
Deposit, and the late Mrs. Sadie
McDougal and Mr.. Floyd B. Sim
mers, were married Sunday eve
ming, September z, at the Methodist
parsonage, Havre de Grace, the
Rev. Custer Cromwell, officiating.
The bride wore dress of soldier
blue with navy accessories.
Mr.. and Mrs. SINNERS are living
in bungalow on Paradise Farms,
where he is employed.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-15

gaIiino, iener Bioniere Ger aitltur,
Die feinen General uno feiuen Mint
iter faunten, ionoern ,eeren Soeal ei.
nes S6erbauptes eitt abt - eiu 3d.
ter mar :"
8eionbers lebrreid erideiut mir
audi oieler 2ebrmeiiter Der ,,freien
Sdluei5", Die bel.te nod uie ser Berg
.ararat Die europailde Sintflut ii6er.
rast, in Der .folgenoen 9eIpredune
Ieiuer Nufga6e als 8eoafteur in Der
Sdmei5. Sb er nod lebt, Oh feline
8epublifanilden 9ldtter nod erldei.
men, lueiB id) nidt. 8or 20 sSabren
idrieb er: ,,9as 9latt bat oen 3wed,
Sie Sdwei5, sic iid, einse3uangt nit
elmer oertIb -fran5oliid -italienild ipre-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-15

fann cine foId,e nidt fdaffen, tueil
er 5u bart uno finiter iit. ST lit u1-
ter allen proteitautiiden Hidtungen
suobl un6eoinst oie driitlidlte, aber
es lit bas gbriltentltm obue Sreuee,
eineart iltriitiibes Gbriltentum ser
@eieseserfiillng uno ItrensItelL oau-
ernben aarfreitassitimmmg. 8as
fommt bon ser @liminierllng ser
freubeibaffen6en, ben MenI6eu er.
uel,ernoen Saframenten %.
Sir einen RouDertiten, iuie mid,
Ser alts Ser l,,tberilden Sdule fam,
oie 0en 2alpinismts gegeniiber lib
faIt ablebue,oer perbieIt als gegen sic
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-15

9e',ben 8eoolfer1ng 5Iuiid)en orei
sroben Nationen Sieier Spraden, in
eiHer fiir ibre Selbiterbalt,tna iebr
sefabrliben Sose befineet, sesen oie
ueberfremo,.ng uno Berfremoune
nad MuBen 1uo bic rationale Gut.
s'oeilns nod SSnnen at fbiiken. 8ir
baben namentlid nit elmer iebr itar>
ten oe,ttiden une italienii1eu, oa5u
audi einer aus Dem Often fo,,tmen6en
iiioii6eH lleberibwenm,lng SIT red-
nen. Infer Sano'uerf lit foIt gom5 in
altsldnoilden Sdnben. 9ie sSremoen
fonuen iid iebr leiAt einbiirsern.
Damn nebnen iie als 8iireer oen
Rampf ge9en oas eieene reip. onge.
itammte 8olf auf beruien ibre Ser.
tuanoten Der, peror6ngeu oen 5dtpei-
ger iiberaa rno lteben in ibrer Sci.
itesridt,,ng 5noem 5u ltnIerer alten,
auf TRADITION berubeuoen @epublif inn
offenen @ioerlprud). sic befarnpfen
i'm idlueiseriiden @eliden SEN 1ran=
5oien, iiberieten alio ibr anseitamm.
tes 5einoidaftseefiibl sesen oen intel.
leftuea uno politiid fiibrenoen 9eil
l,nierer eiaenen Nation aus einem Dol
fii6en WiBperltanonis beraus uno
bierfiir baben lie meilt unlere sSntel-
left,tellen, oie aae aus reidsoeutiden
Sdulen berporsesansen iino, 5u &el-
fersbelfern. @eaen oiele @rideiul.n-
gen an5ufampfen, oas 6remoe 5uriid=
5uoransen, sic Ihtuei3eriide @igenart
5u erbalten, oas lit sic Wiiiion oes
8lattes. Snlofern toer6en Sic oes,
balb ais Deutiden pieaetdt oann uno
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-15

"roniId' '-fatbolilde Stride, tuar oieles
llrteil belonoers intereHant, aber nod
mebr sic 8egeiiterung bes Sdtuei5ers
fiir ben lpabren, e6ten aatboli5ismus,
.oer sic bobe &l,ltur bes Wittelalters
aeidafien, oie io5iale @eredtiefeit IN
oeiien notwithstanding in ioealer
Beiie bergeltelt, int alten r6sniiben
8eibe oeuti6er Station SEN GRUB
gum SSlferbunoe better Art seleet, III
Sen &edtsanidau'.ngen uno 8erfai-
iungen ser oberitalieniiden uuo rbei.
nilden 8epublifen Sen bitrserliden
5reibeitsgeoanfen 700 Sabre Dor set
fran5oiiiden 8epolutiou seprdst, in
ser aunit oas b0dite SA0nbeitsit tire
ben enttpidelt uno ser Blaitif oas Au.
&c, ser lateiniihen Sprade bas Sort
uno oen 8esriif ~anima" (5eele)
gegeben bat; oieIer berreformatorilde
aatboli5ismlls iuar cine freie uue fei.
ne Sdule aussepraster YerIonlidfei'
ten, Die nidt onrb auBere, ionSern
ourd innere 9ii5iplin, nidt o,,rd 8e>
idranf.1ng ionoern o,,rd 8enlkung
ser 5reibeit Seilige geiporoen lino; ct
mar in SEN Meniden, oie er er5oe
iotpobl als in Sen @erfen, oie ct
lduf, ii6erafl Nuolitdt. Seiu 8eiebl
luar baterlider 9tat, iein @eborIam
fret rno oaber edit uno oufridtie:
ct iuar tiefite Snnerlidfeit ,tno oie
Wadt, at Der ct duberlid eelaustc,
iuar nltr sic Wod)t ser 8llmet, tuel-
DE oem 5eloe ibre Jarbe geben uno
ser 2uft oes Gales ibren 9uft. Das
mar Der aatbolisismus bon Monte
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-15

lpauu cine Note oarin finoen Ole So
men nidt bebaat Snoeiien ebren tuir
De.tti1e iuie Jorter uno ieineu 3reis
bod. Dieie Aualitat nGbmen tuir
audi germ III uuiern 8olfsoer6auo auf.
Bas aber 5u uns fommt, bier it&
brett madt, sic 5dtpei3 als Brooint
bebanoelt - genau mie sic Staliemer
oen seiiiu - oas iino ridtise Safer
neuoeutide, oeren Stol5 es lit, ~ee-
oient' 5u boben, oie aaes ii6eraa
ldledter finoen als ,,bei uus' uub
sod nidt 5uriid iuollen, 6ie ii6eraa
fred lmo auforin9lid iith selteuo n,a-
den, l,no sic mir einfad einmal 5u-
riidoransen niiiien luenn pir nidt
lel6er ein Opfer ser mooerneu 8otter-
ipanoer,,na luerben ipoQen -"
@iepiele interellante Baralelen lie
Ben iid ou sieben 5tuil6en ser Nuf-
aabe Der fatboliiden Breiie in ame-
rifa nno Ser aufga6e, tuie lie iih Ole
Ier luadere 5dwei5er 9eIteat bat. Sd
modte bier MIR nod oie @ele9eubett
benusen, tim befannt 5u madeu ba6
am %. 9e5enber Yrof. &. %. S0r.
iter, oeiien 8irflnesielo felt mebr
ais 90 Sabren sic Sdipei5 aelpeieu
lit, in gseu gorf eelanoet ilt. Sett
War5 1910 gi,tg er nit Sem @eoau.
ten uln, leiu @irfltn9sielo nod Mme-
(Sortleka,ng auf Seite t2)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-15
Msittmsd, Sen Is. Saaaar i94f
Suite 9ebrea aus 6er Sdmeis

Der Meoafteur ser ,,5djueiseriIden
MpublifaniiAen 8ldtter''. S. 3.
NnId, iuar Dor beinabe 90 Sabren
ae,piAerntaBen fir mid ein Sebrmei.
iter. als id mid III Noro 9afota
pl5slid in sic Gage periebt iab, eine
fatbeliide 3eitung su reoisieren. Sb
feline ee6ren gut ooer idled)t ,uaren,
mag ser 2eier ielbIt ertideioen.
or Fdrieb II. a.: sd leie ben
,Boltsfre,no' nit SntereIie nno babe
ibn Idon mebrmals bertuenoen ton-
nett. g1as mir bel ieiner Seftitre otf-
ftiat, ilt, oab sic e,lten @tropaer sort
orii6en lid 10 altsidlieblid nit euro
paiidem Stoff nnterbalten, ales bon
europaiideu @elidtsplsnften aus be-
urteilen uno 10 sic Srrtiimer ,,no Wor'
urteile ser alten, franfen 8elt in Die
MtuoIpbare s(merifas bineinper'eeen.
Ser bette Mmerifauer lit iener, Der
lid, bon eltropGil1en @infliiiien enton>
aipiert; oenn Beltte gebt nidt meDr
Die &u(tur BON ser alteu gselt al,s,
iouoeru oer Wooerouft eines eroBen
feelildeu Sterbens. SD CLAUDE, 1tan
Iotlte es III slmerifa balten tuie IN
eiilent a(oIter: nidt logen, ,pobcr man
lit, Die 8erga1genbeit per9eiieu, lein
2ebeu neu leben 1,no 9an5 in bencs
oiftiuilden 8eiite. :Ganu ipiiroe Ser
Qatboli5istmts bon s(merifa offenbar
bent ldorf fa1pinild)en Glemente 9e-
aeuii6er irt leiner Wiloe, Sebensfreltoe
uno Sdonbeit .su einem Sdopfer ei>
uer tuirflideu, oriainellcn amerifoni'
ldeu &ultur. Ser Galpinisnnls allein
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-15

foutrut oen ginorltd, bas aeraoe ser
fdmpfeuee .mo 5luu lebtet Gillas be-
reite Meuid nidt 1lugern 5ur glbel
areift. Muh in Ser Seiunot beIinnen
fid) tpeite &reiie alf Sic itdrfenoen
uuo er6ebenoen ar6fte, Sic 1T ser
@ibel entbalten ituo. gein 5ablen-
mdBig lieBe li6 oas nadtueiIen aus
ser groBen Nadfrage nad @elamt-
a,tseabeu lmo @in5elb0uoeu ser 81.
6hrtft. i.
Das 8istum Berlin, su oem al.-
ber 9erlin Ser. groBte Seil ser Pro'
bits 8ranoenburg uno Sic Bropin5
Bonmern seboren, 5dblt nad oem
ne,.e1ten Gdematismus 633, ,686 aas
tbolifen inter 9,5S0,762 Anberss!au:
bisen. Sc ,mfaBt 10 9efanate, 200
eelioraiteaen, oapon s3 Bfarreien
uno TT auratien l.no 2ofalpfarreieu;
31t air6en uno 3apellen; 3Gt Hrie-
fter, Die Der Di05eIe aneeboren, s56
5eeHersseiltlide (oarunter A Or
bensseltlide); 90 NieSerlaiiungen
mdnnlider Srben lno @enoiel,1daf'
ten nit 1913 prieltern uno 1856 ion'
ftisen Witelteoern io'uie tt9 Nieoer,
Iaiiungen iueibliber Sroen .,mo &C.
noiieni6aiten nit 2Os7 Mit9liebern.
Gin in Den admpfen ,m Naroif
einseiekter fatbolilder 3riesspfarrer
fbreibt ii6er ieine oortise satiafeit:
,,8eim 2a5arett at ser idluebiiben
@ren5e bate id nein Stanoanartier,
iuar aber fait INNER in oen Stelllns
aeu. 3,terit babe id sic 2e',te Der
@ruppe g8. beiubt. Da5u beoi,rfte,
es zines taselansen Marides nit
6fiern bon Gelsb0be au SelsBobe. Sd
babe nit ben 2euten eeIproden, 8eid'
te eeb6rt auselidts oes Sein6es mo
bel Den aameraoen seidlafen im
Sdnee lno unter freiem @i,umel.
Das baben Die 2ei,te mir bod ange-
rednet, oaB id als Bfarrer 5u ibnen
fam uno bet ibnen ausbieIt. Niemals
bin id a6gelebnt tuoroen . s(ls i6
5ur' Dibiiiou suriidfebrte, iiberreidte
mir mein Rommanbeur oas @iierne
2relt3 2. Rlaiie."' - g. ct. >. 6. q.
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F0RNI'S
AlpENKRAUIER

tt cine amaseseidsaete Wlaaeutdtiatett
anregeRbe Mebisin, bic felt iber 5 8e.
nerattsuea befannt unb Ina Bebrautts
TT. Sic tit aus 1S peritttebenea mebt.
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nnS mtlbe aaf Diasea nnb Gtuaepetoe
nne bHft 10 Der Vatur, tbre regel.
tna&tee 8erbaauuss. mnb MusIdlet.
auSSmiibrem. Mtpeu.
frdnter bat cine grAubtttt,e nteriadse
0trfnng; IS htlit Der Sdttsfstt oes
Ntagens; regultert ben StuhlgaHg;
nermclrt bic NuSid,eibmna burtl BITE
Htereu: hilft unb bcid,Icuniat Berbau.
nHg. Wenn Sbre 9titl,uerben auf fet.
lertafte 9erbannna uno AHsid,etbnna
5urh65afhbren Tno, Seten ste utdbt
entHuttgt tuet( anbere Weotsineu utlbt
gebUtfeu baben. &aufeu Sie n0di heute
etue SlalfIe Mlpcnfrduter unb tibcr.
ssuasa Sic Fh ietbft pon ben Boz.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-14

For the Inside News" OF
Washington. Follow Paul Mai
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-14
us. Chart

Detroit and vicinity: Cloudy 10 partly
cloudy With local snow nurries today FOL
lowed BY occasional lighLsnow ana slowly
rising Temperatures tonight and Wednes-
dsk: lowest temperature tonight near
freezing: gentle TO moderate essteriy
Lower Michigan: Cloudy TO partly cloudy
With local snow nurries today. followed by
occasional hgh, snow ana slowly rising
Temperature tonigh; and Wednesday.
Upper Michigan: Cloudy to partly cloudy
Whh local snow hurries today. followed by
occasional Hight snow and slowly rising
temperatures tonight and "wednesday.
Temperatures one year ago today High
esd "a; lowest, IS. mean. So
Temperatures this date In past So years
Highest, Sc. IN 1881 lowest. below zero,
in 1898
RsIative humidity MONDAY; 40 q. m
S4sf: 80 m. 7s@e; 80 2. m. osef
80 p m. 74ee.
Bzrometric pressure st 30 q m. to
Jay: station. 20 50 inches; s-level. 800
inches.
Precipitation in last Is hours ending al
80 O. m. today, trace
Departure from normal precipitation since
January /. al inches.
Shipper Fo-ecsrt-tr4et+fs n -4s4++eS--
Protect shipments during the next IS
hours for; North and East. 10 degrees
South End West. IS TO 30 degrees