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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
Boxer
KayOed
Twice
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. rs (INs)
-Here'x one for the books.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. rs (INS)
Here's one for the books.
Donnie Macs. Denver light
weight boxer. was knocked out
twice last night. and the double
victor was Ellis Phillips of Phila-
delphia.
Macs. substituting for Pedro
Hernandez who was called by his
draft board. was waved 10 his cor
ner at SO Of the first round of an
.eight-round bout by referee Dave
Beloff for no apparent reason.
The crowd booed Justify.
The boxing commissioner or
dered the boxers back into the
ring after a half hour rest-with
a new referee.
This time, after Phillips had
floored Macs twice. referee Irving
kutcher stopped the bout in 2:55
of the first round.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
n Gould Be

4 Thus you have the ingredients
for the most unpredictable
football season IN the last
decade. You may even have the
spectacle Of the schoolboy team
from Indiana knocking of both
Purdue and Michigan.
The Hoosier club IS composed
entirely Of civilians. Hence, Bo
McMllllns outfit not only fig
ures 10 stand pat on its present
squad. but the club has the
advantage OF more practice
than the more experienced grid
ders on the other teams can
snatch from their crowded
service training schedules.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26

Clash With E-B
To Decide Lead
STANDINGS
TONIGHT's MATCHES

Twentieth Century Recreation vs. Fife
alleys Ia; Palm Beach Recreation We.
Deluxe W. 90: Chene- Trombly Recrea-
ton VS. Ekhardt A Becker, SIS; strohs
vs. J. r. Berger, rs; Murdoch VS.. Coca
Coils. $40: Parisclean We Pspsi-Cols'
1i-l2; sackman's VS.. Krakow, 1915; pc
troit Gasket VS.. Mineraiites, 1915. Matches
at Grand Central Recreation. 1871 Ferry
Park, Q q. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
Old Club for Sale

The Englewood Golf Club In
New Jersey. organized in 1896,
has been placed on the market.
II is one of Americas most his
toric courses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
CHANCE FOR CoKEs

While r. a. p. and Chene-Trom-
bly, are battling it out. Coca.Cola.
tied with the latter for second.
could slip by both with a sweep
over Murdoch, which will have to
show a little more TO prevent that
happening. Stroh's. with Durbin
replacing Curtin, may have its
hands full with J. +. Berger and
may be on the short end.
The three-way deadlock for fifth
is certain 10 be broken as Miner
alites and Detroit Gasket meet.
Sackmans the third team. may he
surprised by Krakow IL Frank
Yost snaps out Of H. Palm Beach
Recreation. Fife and Parisclean
will be the favorites in the other
three matches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
Keeps on the Move

Charley Peterson. billiard ex-
pert, has covered more than l00.-
600 miles in every state OF the
Union in two seasons of exhibit
tons at military camps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
Dog Races Popular

There are Is dog tracks in
IN London every Satur-
day afternoon and each one does
a thriving business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
Niqht Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times daily prints in Night Edition only the
of horse which feel the outstanding
bets of the day.
The appears night Eight Star and Red Line
Editions with number corresponding each letter OF the alphabet
The horses appears ONLY IN THE
AND 1T is PRINTED IN CODE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
INJURED TO PLAY

Chuck Fenenbock. AL Ketzko
and Art Van Tone, crippled Sun
day, are also expected to be
ready for service against the
Bears. Fenenbock came out OF
the Green Bay game with an
ailing thigh. Ketzko hurt a rib
and Van Tone was bruised over
an eye.
frankie Sinkwieh continues TO
top Detroit players in yards
gained afield and in the air.
Individual statistics:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
Scratches
By United Press

PlMLtCO
Weather raining: track. sloppy
First Rsce-Msyne Miss. Oldomvood.
Bart O. War Smoke Pun
Second Rsoe-Lassie Covsns. sauney
Song. Little Bunny. SILK. Umptydan.
Third Rsce-Detroit Bull
Fourth Racs-Hszsi W
Fifth Race-Brother Jones, Corrigsn,
Bank Note
Sixth Rsce-Partido. Chuckle. Free.
lands Lad, Free Civer, Johnny j. Nell
Novice
Seventh Race-silvestra
Eighth Rsce-Fairy Trace, Dandy
Fox.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26

Altoona REC. % s'1 srr. g.cH'G "a. s ax.
OPEN Bowling TO-DAY FROM 10 A. N.
Until p. N. Saturdays. Sundays Until p. NJ.
ARGYlE RE- ,cts, soaIsLAwn. at,
SUNDAYS 1890 p. N. UNTIL CLOSING
BEACON REC. w. yss aI.y. AZ w TA s.soss
OPEN BOWLING TODAY UNTIL $50 p. N.
Opening Tor Saturday League After 100 p. ".
BOWL O.DROME I. s7O a CsnTt e.. 30 po s,so
OPEN SOWING AT All TiMIsl
Few League Reservation, LEFT. Cocktail lognas.
CADILLAC 20 Aii la tAs' 1 sSss' CO. ,ss
OPEN BOWLING TODAY UNTIL p. N. AND
AFTER 1880. ALL DAY SAT-. AND SUN.
CHENE- TROMBLY ''i &c cT .lsu
Air.eonditlOned for Your comfOrt open Alley,
Until p. NJ, After a. Bowl Dine! Dance!
CLUB B0B.L0 wooOw ., At the s1vtR
oPGn BOWLING TO-DAY iO:so a. ". UNTIL
CLOSING. Free PARKING. Foot Of Bates.
CREST LANES fV5l stIess i" go 60. I s,sea
a Bo~ler's 7sfadssi Visit Our STAGE Bar and
Cocktail LOUNGE. NEVER A DULL MOMENTS
DETROIT RECREATION s s1EASf'G e. "a ssso
Open Bowling at All llmesl
GARDFN pFc 4I2O Woodward. re: 2:ssso
OPEN BOWLING TODAY. NOON UNTIL 6
p. ". AL DAY SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS.
GLENEAGLES REC. . I1.ns h.sfas su sS,s
OPENINGS IN Ladies' Thurs. Afternoon LEAGUE at I
p. ". opsn Alleys Today until p. ~. After o..
GRAND CENTRAL '''' I Iy' :,,. sSHN
Piss,urs TO Bowl at ouIs,su Alleys In Detroit.
Good TRANSPORTATION Facilities. 5us.strsstcar.
cprIJ ILVrc 10 BALTIMORE
unCRi LRhlo at woodward Ma. 1868
Open so~iins--to All.n n qsw-un,i 100
IMPERIAL REC, sgss9s! m9To ac, 9tps.
~ MODERN ALLEYS
op.n Every Day Uu,n nianiohi. Ma. slss.
/ ]. ]. MIlLETTS "' TH 1s' s.sii; ava
You Are Always Welcome Here!
f,Wrie DER 20 BOWLING ALLEYS
lUWC nLI' 10 BILLIARD TABLES
Cocktail lounos Murray e3i2
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OPEN BOWLING DAILY FROM 10 A. n. ON.
q BRUNSWICK LANES. GAR.
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Open Alleys TODAY from a. ~ Until p. n.
Visit Our Cocktail LOUNGE. Excellent FOOD.
NEW FllpyIEW i's's tAsy itsssssO"
oS.n so.Iirs TODAY Usm P ". sod Amer
~ ?, n. mhsd oouslsi Sundays At p. ~.
CONSULT THIS I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
BY HAROLD KAHL

That long-waited bowling match
between George Bryant's Ekhardt
e. Becker and Joey Paulus' Chene-
Trombly Recreation with first
place in the Detroit Times ALI
Star Classic at stake is on the fire
tonight at Al Stocks Grand Gen.
trail Recreation.
For the first time since the in
ception of the classic eight years
ago two teams with identical PIN
fall for the same average are
paired. Each team has tumbled
1873 sticks for a 1868 average.
Along the way. however, r. 81 b.
has L0anl2- out of lS games one
more than its rival
In the individual averages
Chene- Trombly has the leader Of
the league i'm Lou Sielaf with
POSI-. Therman Gibson OF f. IL
rs. IS second with POOLS. Strangely
enough, at this time. there is only
one other man, Johnny Crimmins
of PariSciean. showing better than
a 200 average He has 200.9.
CHENEs STRENGTHENED
The opposing teams each have
two men in the 1905 and two in
1he 1905. For Chene- Trombiy and
their positions they are 22-Tom
Dorazio 1926, 24-Paulus 1872 ID.
-62.Mike Tesla 1913 II 67-Waltef
Durbin 1873: for f. & B. l2-Steve
Dutko 1861 36-Chet Bukowsh
1914. Alfred Breckle 1895. AS
Fred Bujack 1873.
Whale both clubs show Identical
averages with the above iineups
Chene- Trombly actually will have
an edge in this department to-
night through the addition Of
Howard Curtin in purbin's place.
AS a sub for Joe Norris OF Stroh's
Curtin has a 1904 average for
fortieth position compared 10 Dur
BINS 1873 for 67th.
There is a, difference OF IA
points between the two men and
II added to Chene-Trombly's 1868
would give it 1927 going in. The
teams appear so evenly matched
YOU can take your pick on the
winner. but John Paulus, Joe's
father and sponsor, is so confident
his boys Will WIN two he's willing
to wager his-r recreation against
anything Ken Mcdonald wants TO
name.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26

EMPIRE CITY
Weather. raining track muddy
First Rsce-Busy Madeline. One Look
on Dinah.
Second Rsee-Twesdy, Head Over
Heels
Third Rsee-shipmst.. Pantheon. Bs,
Carse
Fourth Race--Peppy Miss. Step Wisely,
Sphere. Hydrsnt Que HorA
Fifth Rscs-swimming Hole
Sixth Race-Jamssborough, water
Pearl
Seventh Race-Tedious
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26

sPORTsMAN's PARK
Weather. driIzIng: track. good
First Rsce--Zschsrias, Ths, a Boy
lmpshi, Proletsrisn, Black Mark. Count
Chat q
Second Race-Gsrden Pot. svee, VIC
tory, Spring Glory. Fem Wood, Dark
Cloud. Bosslds
Third Rsce-Gsy Thorn. spandrei
Fourth Raee-Pearl HORROR.
Fifth Rsce-Csmpion Han, cHech
Lass
sixth Racs-Declsred Of
seventh Race Dorothy n. X, Sub
due. Darby Disdsm
Eighth Race-Thres Sands
substitute Race (goes ~ sixth racel--
wicked, Free Miss. Kings Error. Big
Rozo. Dsirymsn, Poet Laureate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
Lions Hopeful
Of Avenging
Loss TO Bears

With Green Bay out of the way
and a days rest in which 10
recuperate from their second
defeat at the hands of the Pack
ers. the Lions today turned 10
making ready for the Bears,
whom they will play in Chicago
Sunday.
II will be the second meeting
OF the season with the Bears.
The Lions lost a thriller 10 the
famed Chicago eleven at Briggs
Stadium earlier in the season.
The margin was close in that
contest, the result being decided
by couple of circus catches. and
the Lions think they have a good
chance of reversing the decision.
REASONS TO CHEER
With three victories against
three defeats thus far, the Lions,
IL they don't win another game,
can well call the season huge
success when they compare il TO
last season, when they didn't win
a game in IL starts.
The Lions will work out at
Wallace Field in Highland Park
every afternoon through Friday.
They will depart for Chicago
Sunday morning.
Coach Charles F.. (Gus) Dorais
has announced that he expects
Ben Hightower, maiaria-stricken
end. to be ready for play Sunday.
Though Dorais was highly pleased
with the showing of Jack Mathe-
son. who replaced Hightower in
the Detroit starting lineup Sun
day, the coach welcomes the
return OF the regular. He can
well stand having both players
available.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
antitrust A NTI-FREEzE

uru ninr,rIn 4I72 cHENE srRUET
NEW uAnr ltLU W. sIis-oi Hte
OPENINGS FoR lo.rGAn LEAGUES
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY AZ Iseo '. y.
nj yuuIn orr NATIONAL AT GO. sIvIR
n Alleys. New and Modern. RsthskslIsr. opss
Bosilns ALL DAY Saturday. and sundsys.
ORIENT REC. = So, A,' .,sw 20. .. sSs
OPEN BOWLING TODAY AND FRIDAYS
TIN $50 p. N. I'd. Pskkls. Dad sprinser. Msrs.
PALACE REC. pl. ' s7s7' o :. aa.y. wi,ssSs
POST. Open Bowling TODAY unti saS p. ~.
After ~. Billiards. Restaurant. Cocktail lounss.
PALACE-SCH0ENHERR e sosu. a.. ' ss.U.
,r,,T1s,,or, et.n p.IIy on IN. PAUL mosIsY
Self Instructor. Learn to Bowl Correctly here.
PALM BEACH w. ls.9S ctsts Us s s.:r,.
Enjoy Open Bowling Here TODAY Until p. N.
ard After ~. All Day Saturday, ard sgoesys-
PALMER PARK wooss sisp Iss. ri r. 70 s.siss
a. Brun,~iok Alleys Bar ard CRU. Does
Bovine to p NJ, After $50. Free P"s'ns:
pIpyliun 1920 WEST WARREN. Near
TAnhLANU soUTHFtELD CT. $40
"a Beautiful Lanssi psirolrs Prsttieu coestsiI
Bar AdloininV. Meats Served. Open Alsy, osily.
PLAYDIUM 1917 '0; 5, s ssw .Ttrr .A' ''''
OPEN DAILY UNTIL A. ~. Midnlsht and
Afternoon League Reservations still Aysllss,s.
RIVIERA REC slsz GRAND slyss AVE.
Open Bowiins TODAY From u Noon unhi Q
p. w.. After ~ p. ~ Az Day Sat. Sun.
ROLAwlLE '''' w sO' ',,,ss T !: .I ss''"
Open Bowling TODAY ~ a. n. uHtil p. n.
and After u p. n. Pisuty Of Pin"'isrs.
SOUTHEASTERN 81 sJ 1lA ,ss. S :, .sttys
OPEN BowIIsG TODAY UNTIL : p N FRI.
DAY AFTER p. n. SAT-. SUN. ALL DAY.
epRluGWEl 1919 sPRlsewILLs IVA.
0pen Bo~iinS All DAY saiurdsys ava 36ss.y,.
a. N. tn ciosins weekday, TN ?. After ~.
eTATl rAIp 1880 WOODWARD TO. s.tsti
olAII IHtn A. stats Fair Crowds
day a. s3o p. n. free ias,ruetior AtWrsona
TWENTY GRAND '''' ~ y0U :.,sS,
y Alleys Open Cor Gsspsss TO-DAY. $40 ?. -.
un,n 3 opsn BoNiiOs Il Asoon Ustll p. y.
WASHINGTON BOWL a; so S,ssi Ttsse'
opsn Bouiina TO-DAY Ffsm 10 a. ~ 10 sa
p. NJ After TO- Al Day Sat. ssn. cH ll7o.
WAYNe'S SCHOOL s:'s s, a Ga , sl,:,
Private Lessons Afisrsoons. WAYNE sPAULoina
Insiruetor Open no~lias p. y. TH p. =.
WEST DETROIT w. .yos s,sslSAs =. ss -,
LEAGUE OPENINGS sTiLI. ITFr. orGn
ALtGVs TODAY ?. ~ UhriL eloslss.
IlReCTORY DAILY
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tergang fano, beriibten oie ti6ebii6es
Gegipner, cine Weni6enn1aiie bon et-
pa $4,000 gut al,sgeriiiteten 2egio-
n1ren, aus Sen lleberlal1fern Der
olterreidii6 (ti6ebild),:= ltngariidcr
slrmee gebtlbet, bie unmenidliditen
8arbareien, bie ie 5upor allSgefiibrt
mur0en = ltno mir bon Den gea5i-
ibanotaten iibertroffen iporoen iinb.
Gin nod lebenoer 3elge, Ser 9eltt'
ide @otpin gri6 Duinger, gefangener
0ragoner, Ser lpdter ais tpeiBrulli.
iber Sffi5ier ste Sabre Ser ruiiiideit
5ragooie in ibren 8rennpnnften
>ur6lebt bat, bat bas eribiitteritoe
Dralna bonn l1ntergang bes ueiBeG
9tuBlanb offenbart.. Die snflueen, bie
ser Musen5euee sesen oie tIdediiden
2egionen erbebt, geniigen, Inn Die
tIbed)iide 8arbaret in ibrem poQen
aibte 5t aeigen.
@enn beutide ariegsgefangene III
nen in bie &anoe fielen, tpenn meib=
ruiiiihe solbaten ibnen ausgeliefert
ipurben, tpenn rliiiid)e 6rnuen iid ii.
|llen anpertrauteu, oann aeigte iid Die
gan3e 3iigelloligfeit ltno 8erfonmen-
belt elmer in elm ntilitariid5es &leib
eebullten Organization, oie es ii6 an
gelegel1 fem lieB, 81, rauben, 81, pliin-
Germ, au bergetpaltigen, 5lt berrateH
unb einem Sample auf ieoen Sail
ausaupei6en. &ein @eringerer als
ser i6lieBlid bon Qomiral aoltidaf
$50 49, Der 1elbit inn 80 Silberlinge, Diel-
mebr Inn 80 8aggons &oble bon Den
Sideden on oie &oten ausgeliefert
luuroe - allm militarii6en 8efebls.
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8arbarttiten bet tided)ifden 9egioneu

Sic gan3e 5ipililierte 8elt enties1
lib ii6er sic greuelbafte 8ebanblung
Ser Sl6e6en ponieite11 Ser beltialii6en
Na5igeltapo. 9abet oarf man aber
nid)t Gbnli6e @reuel pergelien, lpelcbe
sic 8ei6ibte aufge5eibnet bat nno Die
nod in lebbofter Grinnerung an oel1
erlten @eltfrieg bon 9riegspeteranen
beribtet peroen Sbpobl Sic Soloaz
ten ser bellti6en Irmeen I'M erlten
@eltfriege ni6t belier llno nidt
ihlecbter tparett als bie Ser anoern
2GnDer, 10 itebt boG ltnleltgbar felt,
baB Srbnung ltnb 9iioiplin IN Der
faiIerli1en slrmee nit mriterbafter
Strenee burbgefiibrt tpllrben, mas s..
9. bon SEN fran5Oiiihen Sff,lpations-
truppen i'm Hbeinlano lmb an Der
&ubr ipobrbaftig nibt geiagt tperoe,1
fann. 9ie uS6tparse 5hmaf'', Die
5ranfreid ourb feline tuiloen Solo
nialtruppe,l a1f 0el,ti6em 8oben ft6
aufgelaoer, lit unb bleibt ein Sbano'
fled fir bie ,,@ranbe 9tation".
@as bie @eididte al1fse5ei6net bat
Iber bic S1anbtaten Der ti6edtiben
Goloatesfa in ben Iesten Sabretl bes
@eltfrieges, oas miro ourd nod ls'
tenoe 3ereen uno unanfedtbare Do-
fl,n1ente betpieien. 8erabe iebt ion Die
grinnerung baran 1ie etpige Wabr'
belt beitdtigen, bab ibon bier auf Ct
sen aue Sbulo ii6 radt, on Snoipi'
ouen ,lnb ganaen Nationen.
sluf Sen blutgetranften Sef1rrr1
Sibiriens, auf Oenen alles, mas iif
ban1als eegen Sic rote Slut 1T &ub'
LAMB tpioeriebte, einen fnr6tbaren un'
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ben ibrer Soloatesfn ginbalt 5lt ge-
tieten. giner bon ibne, Elm Sberlt
Sbpes, .tpollte Sen Berrat am net
Ben NuBlano nidt langer iiberlebeit
uno bat ii9 ielbit eridoiien. .Ginen an
bern aber beieitigten Die Gidede,1 auf
ibre @eiie. .Das NOR Der Slomafe
5tefanif, Ser erite arieesmini1ter Der
tidediibeu &egierung. gr ma6te ben
8eriuh, Die Mrrnee 5nr Diiaipli,t 5it
otpineen. Sofort ltonben tidefGide
Bolitifer uno tidediide Sffi5iere -
inter beiben befin0en li6 bellte febc
befa,lnte gtarnen eegen i'm ailf.
5tefanif 1T ipater zines ieltIanlen So
oes geitorbe,1. Mls er nit einen sJlng.
aeug in feline Sei1nat aliriidfebrel1
ipollte ano idon iiber ti6ediidem Be-
biet mar, tpiir0e oas Slng5eng bon
tidediiden soloaten beidoiien. gs
itirate ab. Stefanif mar ielbItper.
itdnoli9 tot. gs mar nottpenbig, auf
aeneine 2iigen nit bieien GatIaden
5u arttporten, bic biItorii6 finb ln1o
oie Die atnolpbdre Der gntitebunJ
Der tI6e6ii6en Mrmee in einem beion.
oeren 2ibte erideinen Ialien.
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ltupplitiide 3eitlanfte
(isprtiehnna Bon seize /

(5ortiesnng bon Seite II
IN Mnborra Iieben Wann Der fran5oii-
idcn Mobilgaroe als gertreter ei-
mes Ser beioen .Siiri6ten' bes Staa-
tes, oes fran5oliiden 5taatsdefs, ita-
tioniert Der fran5oliIcbe Staat lit
rGmlid Re6tsnahfolger zines Der bel-
Den urlpriingliben Srbaber Der Serr-
Idaftsre6te in slnoorra oes 8rafen
bon 6pir. Der ol1oere u6iirit' In-
oorros NOR bon Infang an nlo tit
rod bellte Ser 8iid)of bon llrgel. sln
Sranfrei6 = nun natiirlid an Die
Gta5is oils Sic einitneiligen Serrer per
beIiegten ytepublif = bat slnborra
iibrlib einen Sribut bon 960 5rancS,
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an ben gii6of einem iolden bon 46o

an ben 8iibof eine,l iolderl bon ago
GeIetas 5u leiitett.
Der llnteroffi5ier Der in glnoorra
irabtbaltenoen Mobilgaroiiten bat in.
5piiden ebenfaas nit Dem oeutiden
llnteroffi5ier cine llnterreoung gebabt
rno bon bieiem gebort Sitfer Diinibe,
CAB Die gepolferul1g rubig Deiter ib'
rer slrbeit nabgebe. II. Cine Saupt.
ertperbsqueIe fir Die 2eute bon gn-
borra lit nun e6en aderbalt llnb 8ieb-
511d)t ltno S6nlltggel iiber Die 6e.
birgspdlie naeb 5ranfreid), sltno Die
bieoeren 2anoleute boffen, baB ibnen
Ole Na5is Sen 10 lufratipen S6mng
gelbanoel in Sbit, 8eill Sabaf, &ale,
Sol5 uno Sol5foblen nidt nliBgon=
men!
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These intrenching shovels are
fused by the Marines around camp,
digging trenches, setting up barbed
wire entanglements and in many
!other ways. Your purchase OF war
Bonds and Stamps every pay day can
ireadily equip our forces with these
necessary implements for warfare.
Invest at least ten percent of your
income every pay day. Buy War
Bonds and Stamps from your bank,
your postoffice and at retail stores.
US. Treasury Department
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baber Ser @eiBen 4rmee ernannte
@eneralleutnant aonitantin .8. Saf-
barop bat in einem Dofntnent bel
@eg Der tfdediiden 2egionen ourd
5ibirien berfolgt rnb bat alifgeoedf,
mas iie iid babel seletitet baben. Gs
muB in oieier Stunbe oabon geIpro-
den nerben, mas tidebiide uSoloa-
ten iid i'm itbirilhen Giid5ng gelei-
itet baben.
Ser 8inter 1880 mar auber.
oroentIi1 bart. Sn i'm geriet Der
aiif5ng Der ipeiBen gtuiien ourd Si-
birier. Or bat ein fiirhterlides gnop
aenommen. glber bieies gnoe lit NIT
berbeigefiibrt noroel1 baourd, baB bic
Eldeben nit Ser @affe in ibren nar
renltrosenoen @aggons 1isen bliebel,
nno lid ni6t riibrten. Sic riibrten
ii6 nur Damn, menn eS allf Der Slnbt
nah Often ging ipenn es galt, 8ente
5u MAIDEN. Anf 10000 giienbabn=
naggon rollten Die tide6iiden 2egio-
mare nod) Often. Sic bei6lagnabmten
ane @aren, oeren iie babbaft tDeroen
fonnten. sic narfen beruunoete
Huiien aus oen Sanitats5iigen, Tim
oieIe 3iige nit ibrer 8eute 5u fiil1en
l,no ob5,1tronsportieren. SO Bro5ent
oes iibirii1en roaenoen Oeaterials
muroe bon oen Sideden IN slniprud
genommen.
!; Si6e6iide Soloaten raubten aus
nem Banaeraug oes Generals Ssipe:
trop BEL Srfltif 100000 @olorubel.
3abllos itnb Die Woroe, tpelhe Don
oen tidediihen 2egiondren an Col.
oaten nno 3ipilperlonen ieoer geatio-
nalitat, ieben @lters uno Gei6lebts
beriibt tpllr0el1.
Die El6e9en boben bic Blutfpu...
rem Die 1ie in Sibirien binter fthY ge-
laiien baben, nit alien Mitteln gu
peroeden geiubt. Das lit ibnen 10
/, iebr iie ii6 audi bemiibten, r1iht ge;
lungen. aein Efbehe bat fein 2eben
oamals fir oie rliiil6e Sade gelais
lien. ngsidt tidediibes glut floB, oa.
| fir ,aber Str6me rlliiiiden Blutes.
3abllofe rauen ipuroen geiddnoet ODER
! gemartert. Slii6e, entieslide Sliide
libleuberte Dos ruiliide 8olf ben
Gi9eeben nad", 10 iaet General Saf-
barotp an elmer Steae ieiner oofu-
|mentarii6en Nieberidrift iiber Der
9fdeden5ug. gs iino 5tuet Sffi5iere
Ser tihe6iiden 8aiie namentlid be-
fatnt, bie perludten, Dem piilten Srei-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-13

re 1913. 8ilb 3: ct. Gabriel
2alemant folgte linn i'm Mdr5 fol-
genoen Sabres nod bem EoOe ct.
Sobn be 8rebeuf's. Na6 ibm nur-
De am Z. DECEMBER 1648 ct. Gbar-
les @arnier gemartert ln6 am fol-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-13
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NAatHo1R11WiM|
|. WAR BDND5!' ].
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When the Marines get their serv-
ice pack, there is included therein
bright shiny new shovel cased IN q
muslin carrier. The shovel costs 90
cents and the carrier 80 cents, or
SLOT for the ensemble.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-13

nern groBe grfolge er5ielt.
8ilo 2: Sic ipiloen ssSrofeien aber
baBten oie gutmiitigen Suronen uno
pernidteten falt aae in ben Sabren
1648 nno 1889. ct. @ntbonD Da-
MEL mar ser erite Wedrtprer i'm Sab
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-13

genben Gage ct. geoel gbabanel.
gil6 A: Das Centrum Der Weil-
iion befanb iid in Sort ste. Marie,
in ser N1be Der beutigen staot
Miolano, Ont. Obiges 8il6 5eigt
Die oortige @aafabrtsfirde.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-13

8iID 1: Ser lebte ser flint Sc
iuitenmartDrer Noroamerifas fano
ieinen Gob in ser beutigen Bro.
bin5 Ontario, &anaoa. Inter Ser
Jiibrung ct. Sobn be 8rebeuf
tpurben unter ben Suroneninoia-
Washington Journal., 1943-09-03
Bonn &aOiO get0tet

Cine ieltiame Erngooie bot itd,
pie aus Oslo beridtet miro, auf
elmer 2anbitroBe in Der rmgebung
Don SpalitranO abgeipielt. Gin
Autofabrer fam an einem anoeren
&roftnagen borbei, Der auf Der
StraBe itiaitano, uno inn fiel aut
oab Die beioen Sniaiien, elm iunger
Mann uno cine iunge Dame, Die
chamber an ben Sanoen bielten,
u0aig unbemeglid 6oiaBen. sic
Idienen ocm &aoio 5~u5uboren. gr
itieg aus uno offnete Sic Sir BEG
@ngens, uno obpobl er fein @rat
mar, bate er iofort ben ginorud,
oaB Sic beioen trob 0es IG1elnoen
Nusoruds ibrer Oeii1ter tot tparefl.
Sn oemiel6en Iueenblid pur6e
aud er pom einem ulterfl1rli9en
ll~nmobliein befalen, ioooB CT eini.
ge Sefun0en oas 8etpuBtiein ber-
Tor. @ls er mie6er gu iid gefommen
mar, elite er, Die Poli5ei gu be-
nadri6tigen, Die lid nit einem
ar5t an Srt uno Stene begab. Ole
Ier ltelte feit, Bob beioe tot tparerl.
Die Erogooie idien 5un19it boil
fig unerfldrlid gu ieirl. Dian fDrn-
te feItiteaen, iper Die beioen Gotten
paren, ein Sngenieur uno feline
graut. Sic 2eiden0ffnung entbiin-
te in ibren &orpern pin3ige Spuren
bon Arienif, Die ie6o9 binreih-
ten, ben 600 berbei8ufiibren. Man
oa9te Oaber an einen 9oppelielb1t-
moro, CAB oieie Gnnabme irioeiien
mieoer auf Sn fein @nbaItgpunft
0afiir gegeben mar, un6 Die 8eb0r-
De molte oas llrteil abgeben Sob
aus ieltiamen unbefnnuten Grim.
ben als Elm Holi5eiinipeftor, Der
als 2aie demii9e @tuoien treibt,
auf ben @eoanfen tam, ben &aoio-
apparat at unteriu9en, Der in Dem
aito eingebaut mar. Na9 langen
unO i9mierigen GnalDien fonnte er
feititelen, oaB Ser Sngenieur, Inn
Die &raft ieines apparnts au itdr-
fen, 6arauf berfanen tuar, Der
S9tpefeli1ufe Ser 8atterie cine be-
itimmte Menee 3inf in gerbinoung
NIT &rienif bin8u5uieben. 9urd
Die 8erbinoung Der beioen GGuren
batte ii6 Elm Gas entpidelt, oas
in geidlofienen @6umen mie Ga
bo~ratorien idon wieoerbolt gu too
liapM unfdlen gefiibrt bot. 80 bot
tie es audi in benz fleinen @ageri.
inneren feline berbdngnisDoae &raft
erDieien.