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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09
Western Resumes Prep
Swim S Spotlight by Victory

and the individual medley. Dave
GuSSin of Central and Ken Taylor
OF BEDFORD swan a dead heat in
the 200-yard free style.
Jim Flanagan won the 30 and
10-yard free style events 10 top
the scoring for Southwestern as
his team outpointed Mackenzie,
1921.
ChadSey downed Cooley, 1928,
and Eastern trounced Southeast
ern. 55-25.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09
Sd|kd and GrOth
N Prep Battle

River Rouge High will match
Steve Salka gainst Tommy Groth
at l.. OF d. Stadium tomorrow
night AS Catholic Central seeks
its third straight victory of the
year.
!Co-coach Mike Hadad maintains
that Salka can run with any
body IN an open field" and Groth
amply demonstrated his talents
against Hamtramck last week.
Both m a. are team high scorers.
In their game last year Central
nosed out the PanthcrS 81, their
ONLY defeat Of tho season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09
Miss 1912 al Game

Lincoln Park High School was
TO PLAY It's second annual home
coming game today with East De-
troit High providing the OPPOSE
ton. Betty Boutilier. Miss 1912,
was 10 be guest of honor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09

them the following year. Then they
pass from the football picture.
Few players ever are called
upon 10 face in competition one Of
the youngsters they helped de-
velop.
But tomorrow afternoon, al the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09
FUReAN's FOB TOPS RAINBOW

squllo head man In the averages
with 203.
Knechts lead the field, with
Alters one game behind. Wilson
and Oldbru are tied at two from
the TOP. t.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09

Matt Furgan's FOB from 193-243-
267 is a feature today of the Rain
bow $50 Classic Bowling League
The 267 gave FurGan the season s
mark for high game Fred Miller
is top scorer on 7OS. and John
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09
AT PEAK AS JUNIORS

Most players reach their peak Of
performance as juniors. They have
had some experience and season.
ing. Football has become work for
them. In the final year. they have
made good They have under
studies TO help teach 10 replace
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09
BY EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR, Oct. 9.-T'he ca
reer OF a college football player
follows set pattern.
He gets MS start in the game as
a freshman-it's surprising how
few boys have previous experience
before entering college. Many
come from rural districts and have
all the physical and mental quail
fications for a good player. But
many reasons prevent II.
RudimentS of the head coach's
system are ladled out 10 the year
lngs. They learn 10 block and
tackle; 10 throw and catch foot
ball in the proper manner.
AS sophomores they usually I'M
derstudy veterans, or first string
ers. in their positions. In rare
cases do they make good the first
year on the varsity squad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10

Morton Mike Sullivan. former
Detroiter. who now mines gold II
Alaska, IS in town with his wife
Helen. and their two small chill
dren for a short visit Says don
worry about Alaska. The situa-
ton IS IN hand.
Stan BramS says ne was lucky
enough 10 get two nice. new re-
trcaded tires Just before the ban
was clamped down and put them
in the attic. Saturday, when he
had them put on the car, he felt
ashamed because Of the comment
they drew from onlookers,
ITS like having something
rare and a little questionable"
he says. land makes YOU feel a
little like "A thief"
The kids in the manual training
classes out az the HaIy school
are making a unique contribution
IN the war. They are turning out
ash trays for the sailors in The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10

Great Lakes Training Station
Started after one of them got a
letter from a navy man there say
ing there was only one ash tray
for 90 men and that they were
using pie TINS for the snufflng out
and ash dumping operations.
Since September, the sale OF
Defense Bonds at Pershing School
totals over $4,000 and stamps
have been bought 10 the tune OF
500. says Otis Crosby, publicity
mentor for the school.
Lloyd Day and Donald Wells
lived for - years across the street
from each other out on Dickerson
avenue and they were pals. Then
Donald joined the navy and came
out when his hitch was up. Mean
while Lloyd enlisted in the navy
and when war started. Donald
signed up again. When he got 70
Norfolk. Va, for assignment. the
first one 20 greet him was his
Old pal Lloyd.
Adeline Saputo writes from
East Detroit that she'd like IL
write 10 some boys in the service
and could l furnish some ad.
dresses.
Here is one 10 start with, AIDE
line. He's lonely and wants to
hear from any one back home:
PVT. Harry J. OlSzewSki, APO.
80 Q. Fort Bragg. y. c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10

ADTdham ana sam NneINlhON
- ,..l. =;
81 -. -. - -.
'''V 80 ~ - o. ''',' ~, 49,. - - 90
numbers 4'-f anu 4~-f' itNiFc'
tlNcly' an even sou NUMBERS apart
when Their order numbers came
up Abia'dm got o'fS ana >dn'
got ooiS one apaft NIiI'an II
NellS, chi"i clerk oil 'hcif hoaru.
VINO points TINS out says me
chances are one m several million
that u VIII happen again
According 10 th'T lllendS' las'
year when they were looking Tor
ward L" becoming parents. me
William Ph'llipSeS 81 Feindaie' ae-
'lden u "o4Iu DC KIN an" ma
they'd name her judith Ann
Phllilps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
Milk Mixture For
Stomach Ulcers

\ recent medical discovery now he
Ing used hy doctors and hospitals
cy"r' where has proven unusually sue
ces,ful in the treatment Of stomach
ulcers caused from excess acid. II IL
n harmless preparation YET 50 effective
thar IN many cases the pains Of stom-
ach ulcers disappear almost immedi-
atcly after ~ is used. Also recom-
mcnd"d for gas pains. indi gestion and
heartburn due 10 hyperaCidity. Suf-
ferers NAV now try this At home hy
obtaining bottle Of Lurin from their
druggist Luriu contains this new
discovery IN its purest form. Easy tn
take. Just mix two teaspoonfuls in q
half glass Of milk. Costs but little.
Try bottle. IL must satisfy or money
refunded Lurin for sale by Cunning
ham and drug stores everywhere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
HEARING on Firemen's Plan

Common Council today ordered
IN special hearing on request
|of the FireiighterN Association
city firemcn'S organization, ask
ing pay roll deductions for hos
pital and surgery insurance. The
request was contained IN a petition
by Bernard j. Ryan, president of
tho fircfghtcrS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
Flood MarOOnS Family of ;
No Food Water for Two Days Lvona Township and County Officials
HassIe Over Repair Of Stopped Storm Sewer

would rectify the situation "oT
notify the proper officials.
Also al the request Of tho
Times. state police delivered food
and oil 10 the Neckers.
Nccker who was denied a DSR
pension when ne was forced into
retirement last year because he
was three years short Of the
necessary 20 years seniority. re.
ceivcs livelihood from board anc
room money of his brother. Roy
also DSR driver; from the small
salary Of his daughter, Nelma. is
and from the eggs he can peddlo
among friends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10

While in De-
trolt for an OPP
GRAFTON. J a c X
Min cT, famed
bird lover Of
Kingsyllle Ont
received oY T
5000 get-W g ! !
mes s a ges, in
lu q IN z one
fro m Premier
VI a c K e n Z ! c
King.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
$50 MONTH FROM POLICY

In addition. hc will receive $50
A month until the end of 1913
from health and accident in
surance policy.
The deluge forced Roy and
Velma TO take other quarters until
IL subsidies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
Conrad Assistant Prosecutor

Alex Conrad. 81. of 1340S Young
avenue, today was appointed an
assistant Wayne County proSecu-
tor. Conrad was graduated from
the University OF Detroit law
school in 1888 and since that time
has been in private practice in
Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
CHILDREN STRANDED

Approximately so Clinto
county rural school children were
phi stranded today in farm houses
where they sought shelter when
|our-foot drifts clogged roads and
prevented them from reaching
Their homes.
Emergency crews from The
bounty road commission worked
throughout the night 10 clear roads
| . that thcy might be returned 20
heir parents Because telephone
ines were down. many parents
|jid not know they were safe.
"All children were taken care
~ adequately G. w. Bemer.
superintendent Of schools. said
They were given food and shell
ter and will remain here until
the roads are cleared"
IONA HARD HIT
Ionia suffered is worst blizzard
IL six years. Al but tWo state
trunk lines. US-l6 and MP. were
|loSed by snow drifts caused by a
3-inch fal. Scores of autos were
|talled on rural roads. rural mail
ould not be delivered and practi-
ally all schools and bus lines were
loSed.
Auto and bus travel In tho Up
per Peninsula was practically az
i standStiIl reports said.
JS-l2 BLOCKED
Travellers from Jackson and
~ Creek 10 Detroit found
- blocked in several places by
food waters. M-90 in Lapeer
County was also closed because of
high water.
More than 300 long distance
telephone poles were blown down.
iSolating II Michigan towns. the
Michigan Bell Telephone Company
said.
Many families in the Flint, Sag
nav and NaSsar area had 10 be
removed from inundated homes
with roWbuatS as the result OF
the CasS and the Saginaw Rivers
overnowing their banks.
The state highway department
has warned motorists 10 avoid
long trips.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
by ED SLEEVES

Outside, muddy backwaters from
a storm sewer swirled three feet
iGccp about tho door. Inside, the
family OF Clarence Necker peerec
lanXiouSly from windows for some
one TO bring them food water ano
fuel.
Meanwhile, responsibility fol
correcting the food situation wa,
tossed about by Livonia Township
and Wayne County representatives
like medicine ball.
Necker. 40. a disabled DSR bu,
driver, and his wife, Esther. 50
were incapable of navigating The
water because OF III health. Other
occupants of The home located al
2S524 West Seven-Mile road. Ii
IVonia Township. were Necker',
invalid daughter, Gladys, %: hel
9-month-old son. William, and hel
brother, Clarence Jr.. 8.
NO FOOD. WATER 2 DAYS
For two days no food or water
had been brought into the house
which was without plumbinl
facilities. Likewise. no fuel oil haC
been delivered and the supply wa!
dwindlIng Drinking water wa,
falioned, bathing was abandoned
and Necker estimated his provi
slonS would last another day.
The baby, having no milk, ha,
been fed on Sweetened water.
The case Of the plugged or in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10

adequate drainage system was re-
ported several times, Necker said.
Township officials fatty stated the
responsibility was not theirs. The
Wayne County Drainage Commits
sion declined the job. The county
road commission wasn't sure.
Two representatives of an un-
identified public agency investi-
gated the situation yesterday. but
ineffectively. They querled Necker
from the dry ground Of Seven
Mile road and probed the sewer a
bit with shovels But the water
only rose higher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
TINES GETS ACTION

In response to calls from The
Detroit Times. Drainage Commits
Sloner George A. Dlngman and
Road Commissioner John F. Brein-
ing dispatched agents 10 the
scene. Dingman reported that the
responsibility was that of the road
commission. Breining said his men
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10

soft air Of Lakeland. Fla, , as
will the c. {. LimbockerS, the
latter part Of this week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10

ADvERTIsEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
Worst Blizzard
|0f Year Kills 6,
Rips Property

Michigan's worst blizzard OF the
winter abated today, leaving in its
wake death, property destruction
and Interruptions to transportation
and communication brought by 40
|mile winds and heavy snowfall.
The Detroit area appeared the
least affected, with the Saginaw
Valley, the Thumb and Upper
Peninsula feeling the full force of
the storm. The wind reached gale
proportions of 40 miles an hour
here. bringing a drop in tempcra-
lure of from 81 TO q degrees in
IA few hours.
AT least six persons died in the
state in accidents resulting from
the storm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
KILLED AS AUTO sKIDs

Larry p Mytinger, Al. Of Fen.
on. well-known champion archer,
|vas killed instantly when his car
fkidded on an icy Fenton road
Ind hit a tree.
AZ Kalamazoo Robert kight-
~. 81, was struck and killed
motoriSt who failed 10 SEQ a
tSS sign because of the snow.
An ll-year-old boy, Virgil Flor
|da narrowly escaped drowning. IN
ne Beechdale section near Flint
when he stepped from a boa, and
|vas carried away by The strong
current. NeighborS rescued him.
Flint DPW officials reported
|nany flooded areas in the CITY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
People You Know
One Order Number Separates Brothers in Draft
BY LINTON ARKLES

Abraham and Sam Chervikov,
registered together in
he first draft and received serial
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
8 DROWNED IN CAR

Near South Haven two boys and
h girl drowned when their car
missed curve In the binding
Snowstorm and plunged into the
BLACK River. The victims were
Donald Keller, IS: Miss Marjorie
Kelly. 10, and her brother, Charles,
f9, all of Buchanan.
Coast guardsmen have recovered
The bodies Of Keller and Miss
Kelly, but ice piled on the river
bank by the wind has prevented
hem from recovering the body of
Young Kelly.
Merle Mallory az, Flint mail
farrier, dropped dead Of exertion
i the Oak Park sub-station after
Finishing has route during the biz
lard.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-09

@lioB 2otbrineen lit inner Der
Spielban ser enropaii6en 0tohtba.
BET eetpeien. 3ie 5lpan0sipciie Des
portation bon @lloB- -2otbrin9ern bon.
leiten ser Na5ireeierune lit ,maeredt
,no ,,nmenlhliG. Aber bat Jranf'
reid nad bent erlten 8eltfrie9 ni6t
oaslelbe geton? 9urb 'ben Yoriier
Srieoenspertrag nuroe @liaB 2o'
tbrinaen 5ronfrei6 ai,aeipro6en, Oh.
ne Dab man Die @lioB 2otbrineer, Die
bod in ,ibrer iibermieaenoen Nebr.
aobl nreeitld linh, nm .ibre Meinane
befraet botie. 3u BENT 3toed, alle
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-09

9os II. g. Morinebeportment bat
befanntgeeeben, ooB li6 Sic 8erlnIte
ser Narine an @eIollenen, Terpunbe'
ten uno Gernibten leit &riessbeainn
BEL Sperotionen in ollen Seilen Der
-@elt bis Is. Nobe,nber anf 1882
Sfii5iere ,mo Monnld)aften belo,,fen.
@leieb5eitig mlroe oud bie II. Ser.
luItlilte beroiientliht, Oie bie Nomen
bon TIA Sotem, Geripl,nocten nnb
GermiBten entbolt, oeren Nonlen- bonn
1. biz IS. 9toocnber oen nddIten Nn'
eeb0rieen mitaetelt iuoroen iporen.
9ie 3obl Ser @eIamtperl,,lte 9lieoert
'i1 tpie iolet anf: 1929 @efollene.
2157 8eripl,nSete nno 10,t66 Ser
mibte. @inige Der Germibten oiirften
.IiNerlib nod5 eeflnoen peroen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-09

The Marine Corps pays fifty cents
for each twelve yards, or SO feet OF
this specially manufactured barbed
wire. The Army and Marine Corps
needs thousands upon thousands OF
feet for defensive warfare. Your
purchase of War Bonds and Stamps,
will insure sufficient quantity for
their needs. Invest at least ten ,
percent of your wages in War
Bonds every pay day.
@lIa b=2otbrinaer at beportieren, bic
es nid)t NIT Jronfrei6 belten, tpmr.
oen Snnberttoulenbe in geipoltiamer
nnb oft brutoler 8eiIe aus Saus nno
Seim gerincn. Giele bon ibnen, be.
lonoers int @llo6, ltammten aus 80.
milielt Die felt @enerationen bentld)
iporen ,nb beAtld) lprodeil.
Die 8etpobner @llaB -2otbringens
iinb, ipie ebenIaus Die 2urem'
burger, ein nnobboneiaes Golf, bas
weoer oeutib nod irm,5oiiib iein mid.
8ie iebe erobere Station, bat es bas
Geht, ii6 ielbit au reeieren mo miro
boffentlih int fomneroen Srieoens.
ibluB mieoer iu ieine bollen 9febte
eingeIebt iperoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-09
WA4tHo~RAxWiM|
WAR Bonds

Barbed wire used by Uncle Sans
fighting forces is vastly different
from that used on American farms.
Army and Marine barbed wire Ia
much heavier and the barbs, about
three inches in length, are more
vicious than ordinary barbed wire.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-09

DIuHuDl 1DlfU. Us eHtDuiI lpyIeii
larres Natroil ilnb @ilen nnb mir
setrlmfen gegen WageiL 8laien- mi
HierenIciben.
9. s., sSa.
0as 8ort Sl,lanne 1T bebrdiiGbe,
llrIprunes itno bebe,ltet ,,2ilie".
- 8. &., Splua
llnter arabition oeer lteberliefe
rung perltebt man nid)t cine ael6rie
bene ooer geprudte Sam,nllng fatbo
Hiders @la,,benslebre,t ionoern oel
@eIomtinhalt oes fatboliiben @lal,
bens, ipie i'm oie Npoltel nno Sim
ger @brilti =o1,rd ieine nliinolide 2eb
re erbolten, i1 ibrem eisenen 2ebe,
lnno gsirfen Oareeltellt, ino ibrel
&adiolaern' onf oielelbc 8eiie mitee
teilt babel,, ipie lie i'm ielblt empfa't
gen bottell. sic lit bie in oas 5leiid
|,uo 8lut Der fatboliiden airbc, oe
Sirten ipie Der Serbe, iibereeeanaene
bon @enerotion ait @eneratiom lebe,
big fortqepflan3te. @lonbenss uni
sittenlebre oer bon @ott geoffenbar
ten Geli9ion, Die onrd cine beIonocr
GerbeiBung Gbriiti nno bnrd ein
beionbere 8irf,mg bes 81. 8eiites
innerbolb, ser fatboliide,t 0irde BOZ
anen Srrt,,m bepobrt nno III oel
@ntldeioiingen Yetri 1nb leine1
Mnltsnohfoleer unfeblbor gemad
ipororn ilt.. 0ie bl. ESbriften oes
| nenet Seitomentes lino nibt oil
@runrloaer, ionoern belonoere Ins
fliiiie nnb MeuBerlm9en ser alaennei
uen Srobition, ,mo nliilien oesball
| noh bieicr mseelegt ,no beritanbe,
lneroen. Su Sen Shriiten oes Ne,lel
seitoments, oen 8iihern Der &irben
batter, oen @rlaiien Der. Gon5ilien mi
SDnooen, Sen Senoidreiben oel
GGpIte, Sen Gatebisme,1, ben @ebe
ten, 9itlirgien 3erenlonien, Safra
menten, Saframelltolien ,tnb ionlti
aen @ebrdlleben Der fotholiIhen Sir
DIE rnb III Dem 2eben Der Seiligen i
sic fotbolilhe Grooition nit nnalss
loihlihen: 3iigen eelhrieben, berfor
pert ,tno oareeltellt. als1 arius iein
folihe 3ebre iiber bie Yerion @brilt
III ltmlal,f iebte, erbob lid iofort oaS
in Der allgeineinen TRADITION mur5eln
oe 8etpa,btIein bes fatboliiben @lan
bens geeen i'm, uno branomarfte lei
| ne 2ebrc als &eberei. ltno als 2iltbel
1eine faIihe 2ebre BON Der Nehtferti
slng aus; bent @lauben allein nni
bon Der 9finotonsleenng Der 81
lS6rift anfbrod)te, erbob fih iofor
bas in Ser ou9emeinen Grabitiol
nnr5eln6e 8eipuBtiein bes fatboli
ihen @laubens aeeen i'm, nno brano
marfte leine 2ebre ais cine feberilh
Neuerlmg. ~ ~.
- s. g., 6D. -
Die Notlropatben baIten nidt bic
bon Maliage. 8eltn man fir geregel
ten Stubfgang ioret nno Die Sartpo
rem often :bdlt onrb bdufige 8aidnn
gen ober 8aber, 10 bleibt Der gang
Srganisnt,ls geinnb., Jreilib lit e'
gut, bel 8abern ooer Nbipaidunge,
cine idarfe 8iirIte o6er elm grobes
Sanotnh a,l gebra,lde,, Inn oie Bllt
oirf,iIation' at beleben. Mud baufig,
Abreibinse,l nit alfobpl itarfen Uni
fraftigen Die Nusfeln. sat man IT
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-09

Naaireeierung imo bilbet ein ItarfeS
natiirlibes 8olnperf aegen itolieniid]-
faibiitilbe 0tabteeliiite. 8enn oie
Die alliierten Seere einen @iniau in
Deutinlano planer, fonn baS 9eidbe-
Zen, obne Sidipei5erilbes @ebiet ST
iiberIdreiten. limo nmeefcbrt fam
audi ein Noaibeer eeeen SranfreiG
uno Stalien aeeen Die Aaiierten pors
eeben. -.
- 3. a., Dbio =
! Sm uniernt 8interflima ,no in
norolider eeleeenen Staaten lit es
rotlam @aiierrolen nibt iiber gSin-
ter int Gilbteid at belolien. 1ian
brinet lie a,n belten 1lnter i'm Seller
at einem fiiblen, nid)t au bellen
Blak, am helten in einen @iner ,mo
bdlt iie beltanoig feubt. Nill man
tie bermebren, 10 beod)te man foleens
oes. ltnter DEM pnuptuur5clltof ia.
be,l Itd iiber, CONNER cine poer meb<
rere il,nge anollen an9elebt. 0ielel-
ben Ioit man los nno pflan5t lie in
einen Beb0lter nit fellNten Sono.
Sn ndeblten 5riibiabr baben lie 8lr-
5eln oneelest unb tam nlolt iie in
Sen Seid) berpflanaen. Im belten 9e=
oeiben nno. bliiben lie ir einem ipn-
nigen, 1tnbeI6atteten Eei6.
- 8m. s., Sbio
8enn Sbr proteItm,tiiher Srclno
nibt an einen Seuiel 9lo,bt, 10 ners
Itebt er feline (proteltontilhe) 9ibel
niGt. 2,ttber bat at ben Selliel &C.
eloubt aino lon ioaar lein Sintenfob
nod ibm eetporfen ba6en. Sa9en Sic
Sbrem 6reunOe, mir bofielt, boG er
ME in ieinen 2eben lmo beIonbcrs
nod bemIelben 8efanntlhoit nit Dem
Senfel at MAIDEN brailbt. ltebriaens
elaubt ieoer re6tgldubiee 8roteltant
nod on bie. griitens oes SeuieIs.
- 9. &C., 5la. =
9ie gauge @elt lit beute iiber5ellat,
oaB ser Den erlten &eltfrieg obld)lie-
Be,lbe ioeen. 6rieoe ben @rnno annt
eeeenipartieen Neltfriee leete. Gs
mar cine rein auBerliebe, materieue
liquidation. llneerehtieteit nno Sol
ferboB battem i'm biftiert. 9felieion
uno Moral nuroen iu ben Sinterz
gr,ln6 eebrqnet. Gie SieeerItaaten
botten BEN 9opit abeelebnt. Ser TO-
| gen. 8olferbunb ipar ebenfaas elm
ieoen driitliden @eiiteits entbebren-
bes Ma6ttperf, ein @olferbltnb, Ser
Die B0lfer, ti6t allm Golferirieben,
ionoern auf Sen Golferfrieobof fiibr.
te. Die @elt tpurbe enthriItlid)t, ent-
eottet. @s fam sic stroie, oic 3uht=
rute @ottes, in Sorn eines dlueiter
biel ihredlidern @eltfrieees. @r lit
ni6t MIR cine 3ulaiiung @ottes, jon
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