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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

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His Vest Is Feeling Pulse While Looking Your Pretty
the Situation Is What We Call Triangle With Each
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Realize Why the Nurse Given the Couture Tenement
While She Has Made Like the POSTUM
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"The Nation'S Reading Habit"

Magazine Section-Detroit Times
Copyright, 1871 In the United States Of America by
American Weekly, Inc. All Rights Reserved Tnder
International Copyright. Including Foreign Rights
Expressly Forbidden.
Evening star., 1941-01-08
German Refugee Predicts
Defeat OF Native Land

DR.. Josef Dunner, foreign cor
respondent and lecturer, who has
been a refugee from Germany since
1885, yesterday predicted Germany
would be defeated in this war but
would precipitate new war within
10 years after the peace.
In an address before the Civitan
Club of Washington, DR.. Dunner
said the only way peace could be
maintained between Germany and
the democratic world after this war
would be by extinguishing the Ger
man military tradition and Junker
class.
He accused Prussian militarism
and such men as Thyssen, SHINES
and Krupp as instigators OF the
world wars which have plagued the
world since the start Of the century.
The Treaty of Versailles, held by
some historians to be directly re-
sponsible for the present war, was,
he said, not responsible. There had
Evening star., 1941-01-08
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
AUSTIN, Tex, Jan. 8.-Gov. w.
Lee ODaniel, the -four merchant
who charmed Texas voters with hill
billy music, has invited them all
down for dinner-chuck wagon style
for his Inauguration for a second
term.
It's to be a cooperative affair.
No one has to bring his lunch
in fact, every Texan has been in
vited to attend a free barbecue just
across the street from the mansion.
But any one who can send some
livestock on the hoof will make quite
a hit with the Inaugural Committee.
The committee has $4,000 to buy
10000 pounds of meat on the hoof.
That will be dressed down to 5000
pounds. But when this is done and
all the fixin's are provided, will it
be enough for the 10000 to 10000
folks expected for the January 21
blowout?
So the committee, headed by
Mayor Tom Miller, is asking contri-
+. buttons of mutton, beef and pork.
Everything received will be cooked
and If there is any surplus, orphan
ages or other institutions will re-
ceive it.
Rex Fowler, Austin detective cap
tain and veteran at cooking out Of
doors, will supervise some 800 men
in preparing and serving the huge
Evening star., 1941-01-08
African Empire in Danger

empire Lbya going fast
probability the end this month there will be little
italians will
their Tpotana depends on whether the British can
afford their lines of communications so far.
almost half North African cannot oppose
divisions which
of
for nbarkaon to
doubtful whether they could the Mediterranean
British Navy the alert
reports apanes
these reports proved be whfu
failure Of the Germans
depressing effect morale the who looked
ally the Brenner invincbe.
being felt in the newly
Evening star., 1941-01-08
Collihower to Receive
Cosmopolitan Medal

James E. Collihower, president Of
the Washington Board of Trade,
will receive the Cosmopolitan Club
Distinguished Service Medal tonior-
row at a luncheon of the club be-
ginning at 1880 pm. in the Carl
ton Hotel.
The award, made each year for
outstanding civic activity, will be
presented to Mr.. Collifower in rec
ignition of his work as head Of the
Board of Trade and of his other
civic interests, according to DR.. J.
Rozier Biggs, chairman of the Medal
Committee.
Commissioner John Russell Young,
the Very Rev Arthur A. OLeary,
president of Georgetown University,
and the Right Rev. James E. Free
man, Episcopal Bishop of WASH
ington, are expected to attend the
luncheon.
Fred Smith, vice president of the
Board of Trade and a member of
the Cosmopolitan Club, will be host
to Mr.. Colliflover, and DR.. Bisgs
will make the presentation at 12:45
pm, with Station VOL broadcast
ing the proceedings.
Evening star., 1941-01-08
Concerned Over Future
jeopardize Italy's position il

Concerned Over Future
things in Rome where serious concern being
about the future Of the country
quiet patriotism martial
in
against heavy odds But
"desrSabe
wild Australians and Indians the patriotic nouishment alone
possible Italian had fight
Milan the
particular with the and
Had italian troops entered Athens
alone would good for
their effort But utter defeat all fronts is entirely different popo-
when population might against
which has brought disaster the
Evening star., 1941-01-08
Gov. O'DunieI Invites All Texas
To Inauguration Barbecue

barbecue. Rows Of pits will be dug
on tract Of State-owned land, with
100 locations set up for serving.
Not more than half As many
people are expected as attended the
first O'Daniel Inauguration (held in
a football stadium so there would be
enough room but it promises to be
cutie a day when come and get 1t"
breaks off the oratory of my
friends"
Evening star., 1941-01-08

been no Versailles Treaty before
the Kaiser started the World War,
he added.
The United States may yet save
the world by becoming an arsenal
for world democracy, club members
were told.
Even now, he said. the Germans
are working against America, send
ing agents to the Western Henis-
phere to sabotage moral and mill
tary preparations before they can
become effective.
Evening star., 1941-01-08
This Changing World
Unrest Grows in Italy as Series Of Defeats
Lowers Army and CWiIion Morale
By CONSTANTINE BROWN.

could handle without trouble This does not that
Italians soldiers just do their
hearts in this disappointed in the way their powerful German
According reports educated classes
which gone the Fascist and baggage growing
situation without bias who favorable results from this
Italians complained end the World War that they had
Allies did all their promises
Evening star., 1941-01-08
General Gets q Horse
To Keep Up With Tanks
By the Associated Press.

By the ASSOclated PreS5.
BROWNWOOD, Tex, Jan. $50
the general may keep up, the motor
lied 36th Division has ordered him
a horse.
An official announcement said
private mounts had been purchased
for Maj. Gen. Claude v. Birkhead,
commanding oficer, and his chief
of staff, Col. George Sears-so they
could follow training activities 'in
difficult terrain"
Evening star., 1941-01-08

OF Freedom" on
which we must
depend for VIC
tory over the
tyranny of the
totalitarians.
In its applica-
ton to our own
C u n try, t h e
President lai d
down a six-point
program for the
maintenance Of
freedom before a
Congress which
had reserved one
of its loudest
cheers for the
Evening star., 1941-01-08
Washington Observations
Heated Debate on Parts of Presidents Program
Not to Be Mistaken for Disunity
By FREDERIC WILLIAM VILE.
BY FREDERIC WILLIAM VILE.

Congress approaches consideration of defense and foreign policy
han
tosm That exactly should be 1t corresponding
mosphe enthusiasm that President Roosevelt delivered
evoked discerned somewhat
applause
the
that tn g. hosts which captained by McNay
Evening star., 1941-01-08

ain anu ltS sur
rounding waters,
and the decisive
period in all
probability i S
the next six
months, perhaps
less. During that
time the Ger
mans must over
come British re-
sistance in the
home island or
so reduce that
resistance as to
make great Brit
ain useless as q
Evening star., 1941-01-08

a u I n o 7 S anQ
Publishers, on
the one hand,
and the broad
casting compan-
les on the other.
To all intents
and purposes the
clash might as
well be between
any two rival
interests bent on
h a wing their
way hrou G h
economic coer-
cion only to come
to an open break
which each side
Evening star., 1941-01-08
BY MAJ. GEORGE FIELDING
ELIOT.

IT must once more be emphasized
that this war is not going to be lost
or won in the Balkans, in North
Africa or in Spain. The decisive
theater is the Island Of Great Brit
Evening star., 1941-01-08

acquired IeIIIIUIItS OF EUIIIUpId dIIU
the Somaliland.
Halle Selassie, who has been
kept available by the British, now is
in the Soudan and is sending his
emissaries into his former empire
urging rebellion against the Italians
There is a relatively small force
in Ethiopia at present and the activi-
ty of Selassie, who is working hand
in-hand with the British. might
cause a general uprising which would
Evening star., 1941-01-08
Debate Does Not Denote Disunity

Opposition certain features of the Presidents proposals
by the that like
Vandenberg Taft Hiram Johnson and Tydngs
against this that of Roosevelt policy There will be potent
Representatives Fish Tnkham Rich
the aggessor powers Europe and Asia will be sadly
national disnty The oatarians will
interpret forthcoming battle
words at Washington prima fae evidence that democracy remains
the Bill OF Rights intends The administration
that marsals than sufficient strength to obtain adoption
proracted debate delay vital decisions While
cent the prediction be sked that when the counted they
the chips fall where they and that the Naz Fs and japanese
these then
Evening star., 1941-01-08

Although the 1910 wheat crop OF
tsae Orient was larger than in 1899,
an acute shortage is reported in
China. Japan and Manchuria, the
united States Agriculture Depart
nent has been informed.
Evening star., 1941-01-08

THE opinions the wrtters this page their not
necessarily The Stars Such opinions are presented IN Ths
Stars effort to gDe all sides OF questions OF interest to its
readers although opinions may contradictory
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars.
Evening star., 1941-01-08

representative Martin, while pre-
pared to go along generally with the
Presidents rearmament and aid-to-
democracies plans, are reserving
the rights inherent in loyal oppoSi-
ton" and will be heard from accord
ingly, as specific phases Of the pro-
gram unfold themselves. The grim
demeanor manifested by Senators
and Representatives, as the President
courageously and clearly depicted the
"unprecedented threat to Amer
Evening star., 1941-01-08

or fearless. He was addressing him.
self not only to Congress, but to a
world wide audience, consisting of
both the peoples Of the aggressor
powers and of the lands which the
relationships have conquered or are
still attacking. To occupied coun-
tries the Rooseveltian pronouncement
is intended to be a message Of hope.
To the nations which continue to
hold the axis bravely at bay, it is
q message Of American confidence
Evening star., 1941-01-08

their hearts. The ceSsion OF 1stria
and parts Of the Tyrol was at least
some compensation for the partici-
patton OF the Italians In the Allied
victory.
Now, even If the Germans
win the war, there is nothing
much for the Italians. They be-
gin to see the writing on the
wall and written there is that
Trieste, Pola and Fiume once,
Evening star., 1941-01-08

may for all hands there
that the policies Congress asked approve and
thoize capable of leading possibly despite
both the Nation
Capitol Hill the American
unnchngy
World
Evening star., 1941-01-08
Six-Poiint
Freedom
Formula
RooseveIt's Message
Seen Offering Control
OF Social Revolution
By JAY FRANKLIN.

President Roosevelt's historic mes
sage to the Seventy-seventh Con.
gress contained in still greater de-
tail that vision Of the Revolution
Evening star., 1941-01-08
Presidents Fortnight Presentation


cpes uphold all
would
detail defense production and aid the embaled
Taran agents here probably know already more than useful
the minded
information all especially
definition attitude basic things
could specific candid
Evening star., 1941-01-08
Music Bottle
Shows Need
|Of Arbiter
Observer Says Both
Sides May Face
Federal Coercion
BY DAVID LAWRENCE

There is lesson in conflict which
stands out as the dominant charac-
teristic of the controversy between
the American Society of Composers,
Evening star., 1941-01-08


Bavaria many mperass remember that
Austria the German
present Adolf Hitler reported love the climate in
Evening star., 1941-01-08
A WiIsonion Touch

There Wsonan touch in Mr. Rooes reference to that
selfish would Of
nestsa ism Of
appeasemen which the literary Of the 1t
little OF
willu opposed Presidents policies
Evening star., 1941-01-08

that there end victory Elaborate taken
will hostile governmental efforts
press circulation dior its contents
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12

lDoDGE-lh ton stake, in good condition.
ii Must sell. Terms, 1921 Alameda. Town
sand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
Camp TraiIers
Moving Trailers

81 UP. ALL SIZES. INSURED
5252 GRAND RIVER NEAR KIRBY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12

PACKARD '3hZI~foor trunk sedan good
tires and motor 500 takes 81.
A. w. Reister, 300 +. Jefferson
PACKARD 80 100 touring sedan; gray
radio heater chrome rings whipcord
trim AZ license plates. winterized speCial
TO-DAY x76S We trade. Is months on the
balance Get Pscksrd's Proposition from
Mr.. McMurtry. a7i East Jefferson Ave
RIA 270l
PACKARD 81 6.cyl de luxe 4 DR. sedan
radio and heater very low mileage only
Siga. fun price 6400 Graiiot.
heater, clock, cigar lighter; chrome rings
rsconditioned. ready TO 20; price $3.50
we trade terms TO suit Get Packard !
Propagation from Mr.. pesShppe, 574 East
Jefferson Ave RA 27ni
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MERCURY - 1899 4-door. radio, heater.
low mileage, good tires. finish and up
holstery like new. Must BE- sacrificed m
mortgage foreclosure. Garage Building
Congress and Beauhien
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-14

ibimpft. aleinlidc Mailner nit flei.
nerm Sirn perbreiten gerleine, finoie
ide Mnflageil geeen Miinnter, Die lid
ME an 8atriotismlls ba6en iibertref-
fen laiien mo idlagenoe gelpeiie fir
oas Gege,lteil geliefert Iaben.
gs lit ~ lpeit gefommen, oaB Wdn-
ner, pelde inlitanbe ii,lo, oen gegen'
lp6rtigen &rieg beiler Slt beltrteilen,
als ibre aritifer, oappr 5rriid5nIdref-
ten Beginner, nod Dffentlid) BON tb.
rem &edt ais freie 8iirger @ebraltb
st MAIDEN. 9ieie 30aeraoe llnsemiB.
beit bat lid iogar Ser bobern, naB-
aebenoen Greiie bemadtigt. !.
sSn oieiem 9ampf -5lpii6en 8olf
nno @eeierumg fat lestere ale Sor.
teilc, bcnn ser Brdiioent bat Die
Modt 1mS sic Sollmadt, 1ms IN ben
aries 5u ltiir5en burd entienoung
bon 8celeit- ,mo arieasidiffen in oie
&riegs5cnen - luenn er, tpie es
ldeint, es niht ihon eetan bat
@s lit 5pilden BEN 5lpei entgegcns
geietten Mein,msen ihon 5u beftisen
3uianuenitGBen eefomnlen, iooaB es
icoen sllgenblid at einen eutldeioen-
Sen Sdritt fiibren mag. Gs lit bie
bodIte 3eit, oaB ieber, ser nidt nit
oem YrGliocnten - ben er getpablt
bat - iibereinltilnmt, ibm Ieine sln-
liht ,no feline lleber5elalnlg Su lpiilen
tut - our6 @rief, Selegramm poer
ourd, ieinen @olfsuertreter, poraas-
aeIett, oob bieier nod etluas on iasen
bat" 49,.
So iueit Oas Golumbnler Sage
blott.
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1tnpplitiIde 3eitlanfte
(Sortlebrng BON Scite u

(Jortietung BON Scite u
tuenigiten SIT ouf ,mlere Stelung 5lm
europGii6en &rieg.
Sdreibt' oas ,,Sbio State Sour,
nal bonn 2. Moi 1911: uSnbc5lg
auf ltniere sSteaung ollm aricg bot
1iM in 1nIerm 2anoe ein Diltorild)cr
&olnpf entipomnen 5luilhcn SrGiioent
8ooIepelt nnb oen amerifoniibcn
&olfe. Ser Yrdlioent, pclcber pteoer=
bolt sic @erliderltne segebelt, er >pilr-
be rrs pom Griege fernbalten, lit Of
fenbor getpoltig bclmrubiat it6er Sic
oTienflnoige Satiade, baB bas olnez
rifaniide Golf iein &orDahelt 1uls IN
ben 9rieg su Itiir6elL ni6t bIliat
Gcinc Grbitterlug ooriiber Fat lid
&uft gcn1adt in Nel,berlnacn bon
,,Gppper6eoos", ,Nppealers' luto
,,Mosi Sranslliiiipn 9elts', luto
GUAR bel Geleeenbeiter1, bel luclNcn
einfluBrei6e MGnner al ieinerGricgS-
poiitit ii6 cine &ritit erlaubten.
s(niGnsli6 bate Sic oegenlportlse
Geaierlng oie Grfobrimg genladt,
baB es lid beSobltc, IN iragluiirolgcr
mo nnetbii6er @eile aus uSlucor'
Qolnpognen gelpilien 9tlken 81 5ie-
ben. 9as @eid1ft ,uurOe pcrlln-
alinpit (imeoreo), s(nbdnger el't9e.
senaeictter politiiher siidtlng ipnr=
ben perl,nelimpit. Selblt ein cGelna=
Tiger @r0iibent blieb nidt pcrlNont.
Gcgenmdrtig iuerocn alle, Sic ni6t
III has arieasgeIdrei einltinmlen, be-
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Nnftei(mus Smauilauiens

9as BON ser @illfiir 1no ser Ser
lt0nonisloligfcit ser Stieoenspattler
IN @eriaiaeS 5ulonlmcngeflidte Sllgo+
ilolpien ioG na6 8eenbigl.ng bes gol=
fanfriegeS in folgenber @eile aufges
tcilt merben: -,~:.. ....
l.. 0ufnoticn 1mo ser 8roBtell
ser ooriotii6eu SnIeln falt an Sta
lien;
2. Gin eroBer Sell oes iiiolidel
Sugcilauier15 oil sllbanien;
3. Gin on 9ulgarien angren6en'
bes @ebiet miro bielen 5llgeldlagen
4. Sic Sdlite oes @anat on Gl,'
mdnieu;
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Gertamfd)t

Dos alrfgeregte 'Wdbben rannte
ans Telepbon :1,,,o rief in Ser @ob-
ltllng an, 100 ,ibre Sal.sfrou alin
See mar. FL. rs..,.., 49,. ..''.. -, E..
80 sSrau 8loef" itammelte iie
peransItigt, ,tuiiroen Sic Sran 8bite
bitten, iofort nad Sallle 6u, font
nen2" -,r .....s
,,8arl.,n, ipas lit 1os9" =. -
SD babe sic elettriiden 9rdbte
irgenoipie pertallI6t. Ser. Gisl6rant
ipielt ;sluf ser Sniel Capri, 1.no Der
8aoioapparat lit nit @is5apfen be-
bedt." -. ..:.5, -"
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5. 9as 9reied Sipilben Der Srall
.nno Dem abeiBflltB al 1lngarn;
6. 4rpatiell miro unabDangiger
Staat;
Z. Montenegro miro ,,nabbiinsiger
Staat;
s. Ma5eoonien miro inlabbargiger
Staat;
9. Gin nener ierbilder Staat I'M,
ter einem belltiden 8roteftorat, aba-
lid ienen iiber 80bnlen;
10. Ser Heit miro 9eutldfano 5ll-
geteilt.
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9atboliide SeiliaenpereBrnns a"a
firdAide 9eiliaipreGnna
(SSprtIesltng BON Seite -

(SprfleRltH9 DON Setle .
tier uno ser brittle Diafon lit, 8ads,
@eil ,rno 9rot, Sauben lnlb anoere
8ogel, sic in einem fleinen aofig
peripabrt iinb, bem 9apite s,tm Sp-
fer bar. Site oieIe 3eremonien 1ino
olten ltriprungs nno baben alle elne
lpmboliibe 8ebel,t,,ng:
3u Sen Seiligen, Sic lett Sabr'
bunoerten BON ser Stride a1lf oiele
@eiie geebrt porben iine, geboren
gottesfiirdtiae 8erionen ieoen alters
l,no Geidledtes rno aus allen Bolts
flaiieL Nei6e uno lno slrnle, 8ettler
,,no Siiriten. Sober 5eidnete iib onrd)
cine beionbere Srgeao aus l1no tie
1oIlen nns, sic mir nod sic. Grben,
priiflne 81, beIteben baben oils Sor'
biloer ,mo Seller poridlpebe1L banit
audi mir emit bas eipige @liitf nit
ibncn 5u teilen gelpiirbigt peroen.
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lleber sic 3abl ser bei 2nftiiberfal-
len bcIbaoigten ooer oerltorten Sir.
den in england fino fiir5lid folgenoe
3ablen bcfannt gegeben poroen: in
2onoon f,,o 259 airden barlnter IA
roniiId -fatboliid)e, enttpeoer polfitdn-
Sig serftort poer iebr ibtuer beidd.
bigt. Sn Sen engliiden 8robil,sen
merocn ca, 800 p0llig aeritorte lno
ca. 900 beiddbigte &irden ge5ablt.
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,,gSiro -. obgeleben bonn bollde=
70 IL

,,@iro - obgeIeben bonn bolide=
ipiltilbcn SpmietrllBlaub - bente
sic Geligipn blutig perfolgt? Gr'
martet inns @ldubige @efangniS oNer
SSollbeil2 - Mein! 9as lit I6on
lnmpoerll. GaS lit sic WietDobe Der
Nerpne ,u1o 9iofletialle. Sic mobers
nen &irhenperfolger arbeiten anoers.
Sic nebnen SSeius GbriItls atS Der
Mtn1oipbirc lno erlaltbcn es ridt
mebr, I'M 0fientli0en Se6en fatboliId
at ieinv' - Gielcs 8ort bes i6arfs
Iebenben Gerners bes mooernen SD
fulorislnls in allcn 2dnbern, Srof.
Or. Gptb (ltngorn), triift Sen Sea-
gel ouf Sen appf. Ser quite grofeI.
Ior fat inbes nid)t ppraltSgeleben
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tene. 9ieiel6e entbGlt sic III. Soltie
uno muB e6enfaas al.s 8olo ooer
peraoloet Iein. - 8i1b g: Sic
8alla lit Elm tai6enforniges Stiid
2innen, etua 5mal7 Bon groB
,,no innen nit einem Stiid Gapp-
bedel perltarft. 9aslelbe beoedt
oen 9eIb ipdbrenb Ser fl. Meiie.
8iIo3: 8as Corporate lit Elm et-
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Sar; ais 9rmfmaterial

Gin gerlud nit aus Sarsnlaterial
bergeitellter 0saiie at orudelt, bat iid
als iebr erfo1greid erlpieie,t. gei1t
MIR eibt bas antItnaterial idarfen
slborud, ipnbern es laBt iidJ alt1
iuie Metall ipieber gieBen. --
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iua Is Bis 90 3oa breites Stiid
2inncn a,peinaI in ieber 3idtllng
eefaItet. Garauf itebt Der aelb
mabreno oes III. Spfers. Sas Cor.
porale miro in ser loeenannten
9urIa, einem piereefigen taiben.
f0rmigeu 8ebalter, bon oerielben
Sarbe als bas MeBgelpa,,o, aufbe-
ipaDrt. 8iIb A: Gelb, 8urifi'
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Guetiidje sSerie

SeDrer: u6rie, nenne mir einen
alten griehilden Didter."
uMdiaesW
va6iaes? 8oour1 purbe ser be.
riibmt9"
nSrr6 feline 8erIe." r., ...
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Die redlte GHene

ugater, fanl,It bu mir beim Gat-
ielraten belicll? @ttr feblt bas leete
@ort." ~. .-. . ~... ...s
~9a eebIt ou belier sur 0t,.tter, oie
fat es INNER" us.
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Nittpodj, Ben IA. Mai 1871

[baB es Inn nloberncn NaSiltaat geniist,
fatboliIder 8rieiter 81, iein, i'm ins
@efanglis geiporfen ooer III eineln
aon5entrationslager illterniert ali
iper6en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-14

@ans sm nermietem-in Scr Stabt,
nc6cn fatbolilder Stride. Eubige
Gage. slnsenebnles Slirna. @tan
menoe lid nm MGberes an: Smlra
Gdreiber, Gau slntonio, Slorioa.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-14

catorilun Satene, Talla II. bic So
1tie linb ,bebedt nit eirem groBen
8elltm, bonn iel6en 0taterial uno
BON oeriel6en 6arbe iuie Dos We6.
geipano. Der 9el6 bleibt beoedt
bis snm Sffertoriam nno miro
nad ser aomnunion ipieber 5llge.
Dedt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-14

9iIo 1: Ser beim FL. WeeB,
opIcr gebraubte 9eld mub aus
@plo iein, ooer, tueun er aus Sil.
ber lit, mub bas Snnere pergoloet
fein. lleber benz 2el6 liegt bas
,,9urificatoriltm", elm Stiid 2einen,
ettpa 8 mai IA 3ou sroB. Sc lieat
orein1al eefaltet iiber Dem &eld.
Daranf rubt Sic telleriormise 8a'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-14

@ut fatboIiiher 90 n II, awi.
fhen 80 1mb so Sabre alt, oils
Gdlpeiaer perlangt. lin nabere
susfllnft penoe man iid oil:
Gnigbts Of ct. George Some,
g9ensbnrg. 80. ga. -52-2
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