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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-07

Merchandise

OVERCOAT-Man's new English
wool tipped in lining. Size -.
Greatly reduced Phone ls4s
LADIES BLACK PERSIAN LAMB
jacket, size AZ, good condition, Ss5.
S27 f Michigan. Phone 1913.
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Ratloniing

ProeesSed Foods-Green stamps
A. b and { IN Book. I good through
December 20. Green ID. + and r.
good through January 20
Meats, Cheese, Butter, Fats, Can
ned Fish Canned milk-Stamps L,
" and n good nov. p. December
~; q, December 10; all expire
January !
suusr-stamp 20 IN Book ( good
for s pounds through January is.
1914.
Shoes-StHmp is IN Book and
No. / airplane stamp IN Book 2
good for i pair each until further
notice.
Gakoline-Stamp 40 good for 3
gallons through January q, 1884.
Is, B-l and & and C-1 stamps good
for gallons until used. B-2 and
CO good for 3 gallons. State and
license number must be written on
face OF each coupon Immediately
upon receipt OF book
Tires-NeTt inspection due A
book vehicles by March 81. B's by
February 20; C's by February
20. commercial vehicles every 6
months or every 5000 miles, which
ever Is nrst.
Fuel Period coupons good
through January 2; Period 2 cou-
pons good through February 7;
Period 3 coupons through March -.
All have value Of 10 gallons for
each unit. All change making cou-
pons and reserve coupons good
throughout heating year
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Greatly reduced Phone ls4s
LADIES BLACK PERSIAN LAME
jacket, size ~, good condition, SIS
S27 Z. Miohigan. Phone 1913.
Household turpiSh'ra.
NEW DAVENPORT day bed. wash.
ing machine. bedroom suite box
springs and mattress. coil spring
rollnway bed and mattress. wilcox
Gay Recordio Record Player and
Radio Combination. olive green
leather davenport, maroon mohair
davenport and chair. both sets with
springs, table top combination ra-
do also fine portable radio, boys
shoe skates size ga girls Size 5.
both new. child's electric record
PLAYER, used davenport other arti-
cles, no dealers. SIS Wizard Road
70 p. M.
MUST SELL Ar ONCE
Phonosraph 4 Radio Combina-
ton. $500; China cabinet.
$500, ] Large Ice Box. $500
] Bed a Coll springs, $1,000.
Folding Cot, 500: chest cab
met, $500; J center stand, 800:
chairs $500. late model au-
tomato gas range. sacrifice for
$500, console Radio. needs
minor repair. $500, Misc. arti-
cics, Sc and up A. Ira er sales
10. $50 Ecorss Rd. Phone
CROSLEY SHELVADOR g n. refrlg-
orator, also Tappan r. ~ higl
oven, gas range, both very good
is y Hamilton st
GAS STOVE, large six burner. two
ovens. High type. E35. Phone
8 FOOT SERVED ELECTROLUX
Refrigerator, Like new.
6l6 River St
ELECTRIC RANGE
Good condition. Also Gas Range.
sos Dwight St
ONE SLIGHTLY USED
tTENCO ELECTRIC 1RONER
~ Ainsworth Blvd. Tel. 71s
DINING ROOM SUITE, metal double
decker beds, folding canvas cots
slOo Bunton Rd, Wills
GAS STOVE, 3 BURNER
oven underneath.
IS s. Grove 81.
Musical Equipment
FACTORY RECONDITIONED Pianos
FOR rent or sale. Grinnell Bros, 2lO
". Michigan.
PIANOS-BouKht. sold, exchanged,
and rented. Ypsilanu Piano Co. lo2
=. Michigan
Farm Products and Equipment
POTATOES
20s y. Prospect 81.
Phone 2726-J.
EGGS STRICTLY FRESH
MUELLER'S
$3.50 Whitaker Road
Merchandise For sale
ALMOST NEW BICYCLE in Al
shape for 80. li4 River Blvd.
NpsIlanti
NEW PASTEL COLORs FOR your
walls with the modern Kemtone
Complete display Of paint and trim.
Grinns,l Bros, 2i0 w. Michigan.
FULLER BRUSHES
Phone Ypsi 1858 or
Saline IS0F3i
Merchants Speeisit
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Legal Notices
APPOINTMENT
or ADMINISTRATION

No 1895
STATE or MICHIGAN. The Pro-
hate Court for the County OF WASH
tGnsW
At session OF said Court held az
the Probate Offics In the City Of
Ann ATbor, IN said County, on the
lst day Of December. A. u. l943.
Present. Hon. JAY q. PRAY. Judge
OF Probate.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of
Gertrude II. Baekus, Deceased
Lee A. Bnckus. husband, having
fled in said Court hts petition pray
inE that the administration OF said
estate be granted 20 Lee A. Backus
or 20 some other suitable person.
u IL Ordered, That the 29th day OF
December. \. ID. 1913. a. ten o'clock
In TIE forenoon. at said Probate Of
flee. be and Il hereby appointed for
hearing said petition.
II Is Further Ordered. That public
notice thereof be given by publica-
ton OF copy OF this order. once
each week for three successive
weeks previous 70 said day OF hear
Ing, IN the Tpalauti Press.
Newspaper printed and circulated in
JAY q. PRAY.
Judge Of Probats.
true copy
Nora % BorRert
Register % Probate
Ady. s-i22l
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Announcements
Lost and Founo

Lost and Founo
eve. at Martha Washing
ton Theatre pair tortoise she'll
trimmed glasses and case. Reward.
Phone l472-W.
Business Services Offered
MOVING
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE
Loads TO and from all states.
Daily trips 10 Detroit and sur
rounding territory. Phone l0025.
our representative viii call. Es-
Inmates cheerfully given.
MILAN DRAY LINE
SHOE REPAIRING, PROMPT
SERVICE
sol Emmett ST. Phone l+O2-R
WATKINS PRODUCTS
Immediate delivery. No waiting.
Call at 40s f. Cross. Phone 3ll-W.
SPENCER FOUNDATION for Christ
mas. Mrs. Gladys Wentland. 602 q
f. Michigan. Phone 7s7-W.
REFRIGERATION SERVICE
Expert work on commercial or
domestic by factory trained
service men.
WASHTEEAW ELECTRIC CO
S. Adams st. Phone 245S
AUCTIONEER'S SERVICE
For best results engage
II. F. BROTHERS, Phone 69S-W
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Personal

on AND AFTER DEC. 6, 1913 1 viii
not be responsible for any debts
contracted by my wife, violet G.
szabat also known as Violet q.
Scharbat.
Joseph A. Szabat or
Scharbat.
AFTER THIS DATE l will not be
responsible for any debts con-
tracted by my wife, Julia Dawson.
Amos Dawson.
ON OR AFTER DEC. 7, 1913. l will
not be responsible for any debts
contracted by any one other than
myself.
Cecil Johnson
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The Ypsiianti DailyPress

GEORGE c. HANDY. Pubiisher
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
Daily per week, in city 80. EOS
DAILY. one year In 1psilanu
trading zone. comprising
Washtenaw County and west
ern portion OF wayne County 1900
Daily. per year. outs ids fpsi-
lanti trading zone ..........I- 10
Special rate TO soldiers, year $500
independent OF politics and pub
lisled daily except sunday with an
aim toward serving the 1psllanu
trading territory.
TELEPHONES
Business office ............Ato' ~
Editorial Rooms .........-......5 %
Entered as scc0nd-class mail matter
az Post office. Npsilanti Mich.
MEMBER OF
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Associated Press Is entitled to
the use for republication or all news
dispatches credited to II not other
wise credited in this paper and also
the local news published herein. All
rights OF republication OF special
dlspa.Shes herein are also reserved.
MEMBER MICHIGAN
LEAGUE OF HOME DAILIES
Scheerer and Co.
a. Lexington Ave. New York
- h. Wacker Drive, Chicago
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Farms For Sale


10 ACRES near Ridge Road, nice
farm, surrounding. Good soil, lev
el, wide frontage. Price $1,000.
Terms $500 down, t25 month. II,
Pcet. 80 No. Huron st. Phone 1871
Suburban Property
NEAR EAST MICHIGAN AVE.
Well located. modern. nearly new
b room bungalow, $4,000. Terms.
$1,000 Down II. Peet, SO No.
Huron ST. Phone 1871.
CEMENT BLOCK ONE ROOM
living quarters near Bomber
plant. $3.50. Terms. II Pest, SO n.
Huron 81 Phone 1hI1
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-07
Announcements
Card Of Thanks

Card Of Thanks
WE WISH TO THANK our many
relatives, friends and neighbors for
the many acts OF kindness and
beautiful floral offerings In our
recent bereavement. Special thanks
10 the Bomber Plant employees. Jay
r. Moore Funeral Home, the Pail
bearers and Rev. Shaw for his
comforting words.
Mrs. VIM. II. Kelrl, Sr
PFC. and Mrs VIM Keirl. Jr.
Miss Florence Keirl
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Geesey
and Family.
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NURSE Virginia Clouse keeps an
eye on baby Mary Ann Macelli az
she rests il an incubator al Shore
Road + ospital in New York. The
tot was born prematurely. weighing
only one pound. ten ounces. She is
fed mothers milk and whiskey with
q medicine dropper. INTERNATIONAL.
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WELL CONSTRUCTED house near
Bomber Plant. 6 rooms bath, fur
mace. basement, garage--on large
lot Immediate possession. Terms
Cali at Log Cabin Restaurant, 209t
r. Michigan opposite Willow Run
Lodge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
BLACK r. cdoo,iinate,
At mebqpohla"
nv Donna GRACE

hichuchtCd With SpangleS or
EUtd and SItVcT efnhroldeIy'
Long gloves IN either contrast
or matching tones were worn by
many There were the usual
cNqulsite fur jackets and a few
mIl IerEth sahleS and mink
The cbrnchllla we saw was
indeed distinctive. We believe
10 was the only dne there and
1is said the wearer was the
former Anna Gould, the famous
Duchess dc Talleyrand
The Younger set were hardly
rrprcSented AZ all, just a few
pretty girls with long hobs and
white dresses. The men with
the execution of Scant few
who wore white ties, and tails,
were dressed IN dinner clothes
with black ties, II was not un-
like any modern group that
might turn out for the opening
ol an exclusive night club.
Those who yearn for the old
DAYS when women wore gor-
ccouS brocades and head pieces
of plumeS should remember
that such clothes are no longer
fashionable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Small Gardens Needed
To Meet Food Goals
BY ISABEL FUCKER
Detroit Times Garden Editor

not only all summer but also
Hate INTO the fdifff7
Since fertilizer viii not make
mp FOR poor soil preparation,
soil must be prepared early and
thoroughly for greater produc-
ton. Bugs and diseases can and
should be controlled when they
first appear Use of disease re-
Sistant varieties of vegetables
and control of weeds Will also
increase yields.
Supplies of water must be
made available for community
plots. most gardens increased in
size, more garden leaders must
be trained, moro new gardeners
recruited and much more fruit
planted.
To meet the food goals of IA
by getting ready for the sea-
son now WIN mean a full and
strenuous winter season for the
nation gardeners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
FIdvorfuI,
Sandwiches

WHAT TO give the toddler for
W for lunch is q familiar wall
from the maternal contingent
these days. For with the butch
er's counter short of the ira
ditional protein staples for
Juniors lunch. mother at home
is i'm for her share of fretting.
But from an appetite stand
point, as well as from the nutri-
ton angle. she has no need to
worry. Just one red ration point
can supply a siX-ounce wedge of
cream cheese, one of the most
economical and adaptable of
health foods. Made from cream
and milk solids, this cheese is
rich in muscle-building proteins.
as well as calcium, PHOSPHORUS
and Vitamln a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

Scheduled

DEAUTY Of line in draw
~ ing viii be the subject Of
the illustrated lecture 20 be
gwen IS by Miss Elizabeth II.
Payne Of the Detroit Institute
of Arts i'm the auditorium OF
the main library Monday Now
20 Al SIS p m.
Mr. Orville White VIII speak
At the Scrlpps Library 1851
Trumbull on Friday evening,
Dec 3 AT 40 He will recall
his boyhood days in his fathers
lumber camp in Northern Mlchi-
gan and trace the Indian trails
from The Au Sable River 10 the
western coast Young people
and their parents are invited.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Favorite Of All

Many versatile recipe posi-
bilities are available from this
cake of cheese. They can be
counted upon to make Junior
forget all about the absence OF
his familiar luncheon meat,
This bland-havored cheese IS
equally popular with any age
group, and is a star performer
in a variety of flavorsome sand
witch and salad combinations
that are so welcome.
The following sandwiches are
perfect for lunch, teas or ln-oe-
tween SnaCks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Layer Sandwiches

One-half siX-ounce wedge OF
cream cheese, whole wheat and
white bread sliced, apple, grape
or ounce Jelly.
Spread some Of the whole
wheat bread with cream cheese
and some of the white slices
with Jelly. Place a jelly-Spread
slice en- ere spread with-e cream
cheese, top with a plain slice OF
whole wheat bread Wrap tn
waXed paper, then in a cloth
wrung out of cold water. Let
stand in a cold place for an
hour or so. Slice in $s-inch
slices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Checkerboard Sandwiches

One-half siX-ounce wedge OF
cream cheese, whole wheat and
white bread sliced.
Allow cheese 10 stand al room
temperature until Softened. Cut
slices of whole wheat and white
bread into strips q Inch wide.
Spread the strips with cheese.
Put together IN loaf form, three
strips wide and three high, al
fGrnafing dark and light bread.
Wrap and chill. Slice IN Is Inch
slices
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Shipments Increase
Gardeners Needed

IL view of these needs the
War Food Administration has
asked farmers 10 increase the
acreage planted by Is million.
This would make an all-record
total Of $50 b1llion-acres. Even
if this increase can be met, to-
tai supplies for civilians are not
likely 10 exceed those of 1913
and may be somewhat smaller.
And ~. it comes back 10 the
home gardeners, They are
needed eraST -. -. -
the slack to bridge the gap be-
tween farm production and ac-
tual needs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

EOOD GOALS for "A have
L been set by the United
States Department of Agrlcul-
ture at % million gardens
million more than this years
goal. Roughly this means about
IS million city. town and sub
urban gardens and 6 million
farm gardens.
This enormous increase is
made necessary by many fac
tors: in the last war we fed
four million people in uniform
largely concentrated IN the
United States and France. In
this war, by the end OF this
year. we will have almost II
million men in uniform and they
will be stationed all over the
world.
As our army grows and as
more men are sent overseas,
larger food reserves will have
10 be accumulated. The armed
lOlGtN vi bul dlllNS w III hlNp
increase in 1914 and they will
need food assistance from us.
Shipments Increase
The amount of food going TO
Lend Lease is gradually in
creasing. In 1871 it was 2co of
our food production; in 1912
about Sc. This year because
of increasing Russian shortages
and other needs il will prob
ably be l0cc. And in 1914 It
will be larger still.
Some food will have TO be
used for presently occupied
countries. until such time as
the populations of these coun-
tries can have a chance TO be-
come elf-SuppOTtlng.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Prepare Soil

I'm order 10 make sure that
the goal of 16.million city. town
and suburban gardens will be
reached. far more vacant lot.
community and industrial plant
gardens need TO be found and
developed While convenience
10 home is most desirable, even
that may need TO be sacrificed.
Gardeners must learn 10 plan.
plant and take care Of their
gardens so that they produce
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-10

Sragen beipegen beite Die oeutide ge.
polferung', 10 fdlieBt oas 8latt. ,,gs
lit m0glid, oie burb Hbospborodntp-
fe boaig geidloiienen Gugen tpieoer
5lt offnen uno oie 2erte pieber ieberb
at MAIDEN, aber man fann Dor ibnen
ni6t ben fur9tbaren Mnblif 5erltor>
ter Stdbte berbergen."
Gin anoeres Sbtpeiaer 8latt, bas
nSSournal oe @enebe" aitiert einen
augen5eugen aus Berlin: u3pei
Stunoen lang resnete 3erltorung ltno
500 auf Die Stabt bernie6er - 6ann
fam unbeimlides Sdneigen.'
Die 8eridte iiber Die in Samburg
angeri6tete 3eritorung baben itd 10
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-10

perbeereno fir Die Stimmung ser in
Bolen aniaBigen 9eutiden ertpieIen,
oaB sic Sliibtlinge aus Der Safen-
itaot bon SS=2euten iioIiert meroen,
INN 6ur9 ibre gr5dblungen bic @anif
ni6t nod tpeiter 5u erb0ben. Na6 Der
Bolnii6en Nadri6tenagentur, bie TO-
eben einen 8eridbt aus ben Snnern
Polens erbalten bat, na6t 6er beut-
19e Stimmungsberfau ralhe Sort
i9ritte.
Straben6emonItrationen un6 9ln=
griffe bon eoafuierten Slii6tlingen
auf Na5in1itglie6er baben oerart iiber=
ban6genommen, baB gilbert Soriter,
Der @auleiter bon Sit- uno @eIt-
preuBen, bic Eo6esitrafe our6 ben
Strang fir Die @erbreitung ie6tpeoen
Defaitisnus berfiist bat. gu 6en tpii=
iteiten gusidreitungen lit es auBer-
oem nod in Sdleiten gefon1men, tpo-
bin sic meiften 8etpobner &amburgs
eebradt tpurben. @ls fiir5lid Elm Bug
nit Sli6tlinsen inn oberidleiiiden
8pogoi5ca eintraf batten ibnen Die
@a5is ein 8eeriib1nesfomitee entse-
gengeididt. Die &am,burger eingen
aber geeen oen @aeen eetpaltiam bor,
berpriigelten oie Naais un6 nerfIu9-
ten Sitler uno @6rins, NIT Der Be-
merf,ung, oaB mebr als 10000 Be-
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Mebr als etnes Meni6en
Sttm1lte

Sn oen tagtagli6en grfabrunsen
NIT 6en eegentpartieen &riegstaten
nno Ser &riegsgeiinnung, oen entfei-
ielten 2eioeni6aften, bie bie Meni9en
mebr Eelfeln bertpanot erideinen
laiien, als &inbern @ottes, f0nnte
man tpirflid beriudt tperoen oaran
5n 5tpeifeln, Oh tpirfli9 Soberes, Co.
leres, gbriitlideres in einigermaBen
bea6tenspertem MaBe it6 Bel ben
Meniden fin6et. gs itno Die ent ties-
li6en 3eritorungen an Bribateigen-
tl,nt, &ultursiitern un6 Weaterialien,
Die bon ser goriebung 6en Meni6en
gegeben itn6, ibr natiirli9es @Iiid
uno Daiein gu geitalten, ur6 erit redt
bic 1nnatiirli1en 8rii6ermoroe nur
gu geeignet, 5u iol9 peiiin1iitiider
@iniddbung oes Menidentun1s au se-
langen. Mues ideint iid ,pie cine Era-
gooie ab5uipideln, 6eren iibermenib-
1ide Eriebfraft eben Elm bIinotpiiti-
ges, unfontrollierbares G9idiaI i1t,
oas Der Menid tpie einen boien @eiit
gerufen bat un6 6eiien Maht er nun
berfallen lit. Wabres Waenidentum
sebt 6arin einfad ,,nter. go uenig-
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nobner Samburgs ourd bic 2uftan-
griffe getotet tpuroen.
Wfebr nod als Die ftete Sdpddung
Der Seimatfront tragen oie aus I'm
tergrunoqnellen itommenoen (aber
iorgfaltig unteroriidten) Beridte
iiber rebolntiondre Mufltdn6e beutider
Seeres. nno Marinetruppen in beiet-
ten 2dnoern bel 5ur 3errniirbung uno
3uiammenbr0de Der Seinat- uno
&ffront uno gum idlieBli9en gu
iammenbrud.
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$50 6er liebe @ptt tpp6nt

Gin Eouriit trifft einen &ubborten,
alem Inideine na6 einen redten Na.
tnrmeniden. Da 6enft ct fid: SOU
erbarmenstperter lebit tpobl MIR Bel
oem arnen 8ieb 10 oabin, obne alle
&eligionsfenntniiie." 9o6 er min ith
iiber5eugen un6 ipridt 5u 6em aub.
birten: ,,Mein 2ieber, id idenfe Dir
einen 3nan5iger, tpenn 6u mir iagit,
mo- @ott ilt."
,,Sm", entgegnete Der 4ubbirt,
,,ib geb' 6ir 5pei, ipenn 6u mir iagit,
mo @ott nidt it,"
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8ei leinem 8eiu9e i'm ct. So
iepbsfloiter in 9enber prizes Der
proteitantii6e Wfiniiter s. IS.
Dates bon Der gpisfopalfir9e 6as
8erf Ser Sdpefern bonn fl. Sran-
5isfus Serapbicus bon ser gpigen
@nbetltng uno i6enfte Der &apelle
cine gbriitf0niss1tatue. Das auf
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items lit iest Ser ginorud.

items ut 1eBf DER gt10rltd.
| Doh nein! Cine Stinme tont 6ur9
oieles tiefite DunfeI in Der Menib-
belt, cine Stin1me unabldiiig rufeno.
mabneno, bittenb, tparnenb, broben6,
beteno, uenn aud bun6ertn1al i1ein-
bar ODER tpirfli6 rnbeadtet, irrmer
nie6er appellierenb an bns 8eiiere,
oas bod i'm Meniden it9 finoen muB,
pieaei6t idlumnerno unb tief i9Ia.
feno. Dieie eine Stimnte ift Die bes
Stattbalters gbriftt auf @roen, i,t
8abrbeit 6ie Stimme 6es 8ertreters
oes Srieoensfuriten.
Sn Der eriten Sdlfte oes ssabres
babe id in elmer Neibe bon MrtifeIn
Die 8emiibungen 6es Hapites INN 6ie
grbaltung bes Srie6ens bor Dem glus-
bru6 oes &rieges geidiloert. @s be.
notigte fait ebenio bie1 gfaum un6
3eit, Die 8emiibungen 6es 81. 8aters
ieit oem Iusbru9 6es &rieges Inn
Die Bieoerberitellung 6es 5riebens su
i6iloern. Sc lit ettpas fait eri6ltterno
grgreifen6es, tpenn mani irnmer tpie-
Der oes Bapites 8ort uno Mppem an
Die In ibrer 3erfleiidung begriffene
Weeni6beit bernin1n1t, oie er BEL Mn.
ipra6en an @ruppen bon 8iIgern
ODER an oie &ar6indle, ooer in tpeIt-
tpeiten 9ta6iobttt- uno Weabnrufen
uno 8ei6morungen berlauten Iabt.
SIT oie Eatiade an iid, 6aB oieier
Mann ME miioe uno ber5agt mir6,
feline Bitten Inn Srie6en an 6ie &e-
gierenoen ln6 0feeierten 5u ri6ten,
trob aller i6einbaren @rfolsIoiiefeit,
ettpas fir einen Meniden fait unge.
mobnlt6es, 10 itno erit re9t fem
8ort, iein Son, 6ie Madt, 6ie ibnen
eigen itn6, ettpas, bas nber 6as BLOB
Weni6li6e binaltsraet. gs lit ni9t
einfa6bin zines Mannes Stimme, ser
ettpas 5ur idlimmen Gage ser @elt
5n iagen bat, ionoern es lit Elm Gle
ment in oieier Stimme rnperfennbar,
oas i'm ureigenen @a6t, unb sSoeen.
gebiete @ottes ielbit feline Seinat bat.
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Serri6er ltn6 lntertanen in Ser @eIt
am fiinften Sabrestaee 6es 8eginnes
oes gegenmartisen 9rieges gebalten
bat. 60 baben 1t15tpeifelbaft Die Bro-
pbeten als Sttn1men @ottes geIpro-
diem. 8enn mir in rubigen 3eiten 6ie
gemaltigen Ippelle ltno Mabnunger,
Die 8arnungen uno Drobungen, bie
Demasfierung meni6li6er 8osbeit
un6 2ei6eni6aftlidfeit ourd sic Bro-
pbeten in Ser 81. S6rift Ialen, bntten
mir mebr o6er tpeniger S9tpierig-
felt, lns 6ie @irfli9feit in Ser glrt
un6 &raft 6ieier @euBerungen bor5u.
teaen. Die Mniprade 6es Hapites tam
1. September lit ioauiagen cine MOS
oerne Bie6ergeburt 6es Yropbeten-
tums bepor @briitus, nidt 10 iebr inn
8orausiagen ber 3ufunft, ionoern in
6er Mitteilung an 6ie Meni9en 6ei-
len, mas offenbar Sic Ge6a1fen Got.
tes iin6. - SdluB folgt - &eb. S.
Marfert, $50.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-10

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