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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-15

Washington, Aug. 15-AP-Ths
War Department today announced
the names OF 1857 United States
soldiers wounded in action. The
following Michigan men are includ
ed on the list:
Aslatle Area
Pvt. Thomas Conaty, Mrs. Anne
Margaret Conaty, wife. Detroit.
Pfc. Harry r. Pritchard, Mrs
Sarah E. Magnify, mother, Bite
ley.
Pfc Joseph ]. Wojnsrowski, Mrs.
Antoinette Wojnarowski, mother
Detroit.
European Area
Pvt. Harry o. Abbott. Mrs. EN-
ma Abbott, mother, 5O96 Page Ave
nue., Jackson.
Pfc. John B. Cook, Jr.. Mrs. Ida
Cook. mother. Peck.
Pfc. Ivan E. Feasel, Walter w
Feasel, brother, Hart.
CPL. Carl G. Foster. Mrs. Mar.
garet NJ. Foster, mother, Detroit.
Pvt. Amel Foucart, Mrs. Mary
Foucart, mother, Royal Oak.
LIST 1t. William l.. Fox, Mrs
Louise 4. Fox, mother, Detroit.
Pvt. Fred d. Gordon. Mrs. Eliza
beth /. Gordon, wife. Detroit.
Sgt. Robert z. Herman, Harry
L. Herman, father, Route l, Box
119, Baroda.
Pvt. John j. Jablonski, John p.
Jablonski. father, 1176 End Avenue,
N. W., Grand Rapids.
Pvt. John o. Kyllonen, Mrs.
Amanda Kyllonen, mother, Iron
River.
Pvt. Angelo Landi, Mrs. Emma
Landi, mother, 1886 Partage Street,
kalsmaEoo.
Pfc. George K. Lemirs, Mrs
Mary Lemirs, mother, 515 Pearson
Avenue. Menominee.
Pfc. John ]. Majestic. Mrs Ethe-
Ign Majestic, wife, $40 Court
Street, Cheboygan.
Pfc. Robert F. Olsen. Mrs. Bes-
sic Olsen, mother. 1853 Perkins,
Pontiac.
Pvt. Victor v. Purvis, Mrs. Julia
Purvis, wife, 1922 Oak Bluff. Sault
Sainte Marie.
Pfc. Dmery ]. Reinelt, Mrs. Eth
ell Reinelt, mother, Detroit
Pvt. Harold ]. Revord, Mrs. Haz-
ell B. Revord, mother. Dukes.
Pvt. Russell ]. Sauer, Mrs. Floyd
Fox. mother, 1919 .Mapel Avenue,
Jackson.
Cpl. Arthur W. Sobole, Mrs.
Bertha Sobole, mother, Detroit.
Pvt. Robert w. Stearns, Mrs.
Jane Stearns, wife, Detroit.
Pfc. Wendell Stein, Jr., Marcus
Stein, brother. Route 3, Sandusky.
sgt. Leon Stighch, Mrs. Anna
stiglich. mother, Routs l, Clifford.
Pvt. Eugene Stone, Mrs. Gertie
Wade, aunt, Detroit.
Staff Sgt. Theodore ]. Thibodeau,
Mrs. Clara Thibodesu, mother, 40
Washington Street, Ishpeming.
Mediterranean Area
End 1t. Thomas r. Bigelow,
Charles r. Bigelow, father, Route
3, Grand Rapids.
End 1t. Richard w. Covert. Mrs.
Edna Covert, mother, Pleasant
Ridge.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-15

/ OF glazed chintz flung over it, the
deeper, sharper colors picking up
the faded tints Of the poudreuse.
Judith Lambert, walking briskly
down the street in the bright Oc-
tober air, stopped to look at the
windows a moment before going in.
The salesroom, she noticed, was
furnished as an apartment living
room might have been, the best OF
Mays antique pieces properly dis
played, yet warmly as il the room
were lived in. A handsome middle
aged woman rose from behind a
desk in far corner and approached
her, smiling. She was fashionably
thin, and very chic in a black frock
with a scarlet sash. A younger
woman, very pretty, came in for a
moment, murmured something and
vanished
ITO be continued)
coryrisht iSti b. Path Baldwin cuth-.n,
phtriev'ee ~ Kint TsslGrs syodisas., la
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-15
Attend supper

Attend supper
About 40 attended the coopera-
tive supper held on the Willis
Methodist Church lawn on Friday
evening.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-15

Martha Rossow, mother. i4srs
Sheldon Avenue. Plymouth.
Pfc. Lloyd L. Schlabach, Mrs
Mamie Schlabaeh. mother. Port
Hope.
Pfc. Bernard Z. Schutt. Mrs
Emma Schutt. mother, l56 Brown.
Marine City.
Pfc. Robert L. ST. Onge. Mrs
Evelyn St. Onge. mother. sos Sim
eaneaw Street. Saginaw.
Pvt, Ralph f. Thompson. Mrs,
Grace Thompson, mother. 207
East Chicago Street, Jonesvills.
Pfc. Paul F. Tossava. Mrs. Anna
NJ. Tossays. mother. Box 80, Kear-
sarge.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-15
SYNOPSIS

May Norman, attractive widow,
lived chiefly for her son, DR.. Mat
thew Norman. The income from
her smart decorating shop had
seen him through college and
would aid In establishing his prae-
dee. She was overjoyed when
lovely Judith Lambert, daughter
of an old friend now living in
California, dropped in for a visit.
Judith confessed Matthew used to
be her secret love-"but he didn't
know ! existed" En- route to
Maine for the summer, Judith
promised to stop of on her way
home in the fall. As Mary awaited
dinner with Lynn Mortimer, law
yer, she INDUCED in a little mental
matchmaking anent Judith and her
son -. For years Lynn has been in
love with Mary, but his wife, q
mental patient, was stin living.
Mary was stunned when q tele-
gram from Matthew announc ed his
marriage to Irene Murray, a nurse.
She had met Irene but never sus-
pected q romance. Early next
morning Matthew phoned to ask
If Irene might stay with Mary
while he 10 on duty at the hospital.
Mary found her daughter-in-law
charming as the latter shyly ex-
planned their hasty marriage -
Matthew simply would not wait"
She tells Mary she will continue
ut the hospital until Matthew opens
his own Office in the fall. Mary
offers to help them find an apart
ment, although she had hoped they
would live with her.
CHAPTER SEVEN
Mary's brows we're drawn. Il
don't see why you wish to 60 on
working"
81 want TO help" explained Irene.
That's as much part Of my job as
anything else, don't you think 7
After Matthew leaves the hospital,
thought it would be a good idea if
] went on the registry. l can earn
money that way. But he doesn't
want me to; he would rather l
helped him in the Office"
Mary said, $50 it's all decided be-
tween you? She added before the
other girl could speak, IL know
about what a charge nurse ia paid,
and (you will forgive me when |
say) it isn't worth your working all
day and going home tired and worn
out, when l can so easily"
Irene cut In hastily, 1T isn't the
money; know how little that is
IL wouldn't do more than pay the
rent of q tiny place. perhaps not |
even that. But I-Pd like to be near
him." she said, @I'd see him, every
day. I'd be IN touch ~
II see," said Mary, IF you insist.
I do understand" She rose and, as
Irene came 70 her feet, she took her
hands and pulled her close and
kissed her. you'll be q wonderful
wife, Irene
She followed her mother-in-law
into Matthews room. II was severe
and masculine Il had twin beds,
and n tall-boy and q dresser.
Mary explained We've lived
here, you see, ever since Matthew
Vas IN medical school. He was al
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-15

(To be continued)
copyrisht ISti. By Pain Bslds,p c,,tb,..,
phtributsd ~ KinG Testurss syud,e.,. L..
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-15

the Tyrrhenian boot. Chalk II up %
security reasons.
But now II can bs told. "Freder-
lck's Freighters' were among the
first IN Rome.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-09
81 WISHING WELL e e
BY Lyman Young

ERE pleasant little game will you
day 1t numerical puzzle designed to spell out
letters first the number
subtract the number is less than
number Start at the left
check Of Key
right Then read the the letters under
the checked figures give you "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-09

Cryptoquote-A cryptogram quotation.
Cey dayjcymc pc lqq mlrakookrym
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-09

tip-top Second helping" flavor.
It's a genuine bell-ringer - milk,
fruit, and Wheaties. famous
Breakfast of Champions"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-09

All money sent ~ seuders rlsk DO NOT
send cash on STAMPS All cugchs. drais
and MONEY rfFrIe should pc made payable
TO TIE TINES PUBLISHING COMPANY
international ScVs service mas the 81
elusive rights 20 use for tcpTuduci p m
any form alI news dispatch,s credited ~
SO on not otacrwise credited in this paper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-09
TELEIHnNE-CHEKRY ssUO

Entered at Detroit Mich. as Second Gas
MN M-lIrr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-09

The real pay-off is a heaping
bowlful Of super delicious Wheat
les. Top whole grain nourishment
in those erisp-tossted fakes. And
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-09
OER6| IVES

Published every Week nay Evening anG
SUNDAY Morning by The Times Pubh-hIrg-
Company at l2c3- ImeE- SQUARE Detroit
81 - iAvi4-.i-ffesff
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-22
a lll.

1 = lpaslaIl !. 4!
dr6hnosti sIiaeYanja ma po-
lciii. s sYojtn raz,,nom sem
koncno dognal toiiko, da Sc sje
nekai morale vsekakor zgoditi
. Faniko. Nikakor pa nisem
mogel spraviti v sklad besed
policijskega nadsvetnilka, ki SO
razla6np namigaYale ma smrtni
slucaj, in pa dejstvo, da sem
Hetk tkovakoVe vidA Par VI po-
Meje ma lastne oGi. DDmislil
sem Sc, kako 50 Sc ma policiji
zanimai ~ oni strel, Ii sem Sc
bill eul ma povratku in kakdao
pozornost je izzvala izjava, da
je Fanika med patio dejala, da
namerava zaceti drugaSno ziv-
ljenje. I'm resnicno je zaeela
drugacno zivljenjeH je pomen-
1.-Two pripomnil potena DIR. Mo-
der.
Proti jutru sele sem zaprl O.
ci, ko SO slednjic otrpnili izcr-
pani zivci. Z. :
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-22
PET LET POZlEE
LOUIE JERANClC
liz dnevniko odpus6anesa koznisneo)
JERANCIc

cev, ki so vis'eli ma lesenem
gumbu predala pisalne naize in
mi daf znamenje, mai mu sle-
dim. Zavil sem Sc V povrsnik in
stopil naprej. Prisla sva ma, sla-
DO razsvetljen hodnik, kjer Sc
je siril neprijeten duh. Oh obeh
straneh hodnika sem opazil po
nekolilio okovanih vrat. Pred e.
mimi sva sc ustavila.
Straznik je odklenil in me "a
prl v teman prostor. Trenutek
sem obstal ma mestu, nakar Sc
je visoko pod stropom posveti-
la motna elektricna, zarnica.
Ozrl sem Sc. Oh stenah je stalo
sedem do osem zeleznih postelj,
ma njih so lezali v odeje zaviti
zaporniki. Nekateri so dvignili
kustrave glave in S topimi oc-
mi zrli vame. Diva sta cello VISTA
la in me zacela sprasevati, "a
kaj so me zaprli. Neobriti O.
brazi, XII so bill pri slabotnem
svitu Sc bolj upadi in bledi, SO
zdramili v meni obcutek, da sem
padel v druzbo najnizje padlih
'cloveskih bitij. Povedal sem, ce-
sa sem osumljen, a moji mai
novejsi tovarisi Sc MISC dali ma
kratko odpraviti. Silili so va
me, da bi jim razlozil podrobno-
sti. Jedva sem jim dopovedal,
da ne vem vec, kot toliko, koli-
kog sem jim razodel. Bill sem
truden in sem vprasal, katera
postelja je Sc prazna. Pokazali
SO mi dive, tri, a emo, XII je stala
v kotu blizu vrat, so mi odloc-
no odsvetovali, ces, da je ma
njej dve noci lezal neki AHA
sver" in zapustil svojemu ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-22

slednilcn aol11s zece "QdpNa
Z vseh deloY sveta. Bil sem, hYa-
lezen 70 dohFQho otn0 opozorilo,
10 sem 81 hotel priPTaviti le-
zisce no eni izmed: ostalip po-
stelj, ie nenadoma zQpet pasta-
la tema. Qnadva, ii sta hila
ustala oh ,maiem vstopu, sta has
zlezla nazaj pod odsiQ. Mpal
sem po slamnici ip Texgrinial
luknjasti koc. Takrst Sc je 70
pet posvetilo in s truscem 50 Sc
odprla vrata. Y soho sta stopi-
Ia diva straznika. .
"Vzemite vse svoje styari in
pojdite 2 nana!' .
Mislil sem da je stVar pojas-
nj,na in da me sedaj ixpuste.
zelel sem tovarisem lahko
noe in sci. s2
Nj, bio 1najhno mole zacude-
ME ko sem .spoznal, da sta me
straznika premestila IL policij-
skin zaporov v jetnisnico.
Prisedsi skozi vrata, XII delijo
policijske zapore cd sodnih,
nam je zamigljalo nasproti vee
elektricnih luci, XII so 2 zarko
svetlobo polnile pisane kameni-
t. hodnike. Velicasten mir je
kraljeva1 v ogromnem razsyet-
ljenem labirintu. Obstali s m Q
ma sredini, odkoder gredo hod-
niki ma vse strani. Naenkrat ja
stal pred nami, kakor da je pri-
lezel IL tai, star cemeren jetni-
car, obut v copate, opasan s
kontrolno uro in oborozen S sa-
mokresom. Straznika st a mu
povedala, da imata nalog, "a
preti-me osamljeno celico. Po-
govorili so Sc, nakar je odsel e.
den cd policistov v jetnisko pi-
sarno, gledat v seznam cello,
katere Sc MISC zasedene. Ko sc
je vrnil, so odpri neka vrata v
blizini in mi velei, maj vsto-
PIN. Nekdo je prizgal luc. Bill
sem v dokaj snazni in zracni
celici. Moi spremljevalci so mi
zaeeli prigovarjati, n al dobro
premislim vso stvar in nasled-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-22

Mi dan ~ RI -
Mlmp je prikorakal Se ned paz-
mix pc ustavil IN p0alu6al rax-
.govor. Ma koneu 90 mu je xde-
10 unestno priponaniti, da DO
t'ae letos velika amnestija" in
.da bonn ''gotoyo pomilos Seen
mai le kar priznanl. Dasi sem %
Y polni meri zavedal skrAjnQ
zalostnega polozaja, v katerega
sem padeL pendaF % " heseas
naprsvile name tsko. komi6en
Wits, de- sem Sc moral enasmeh-
niti. Mozje so Sc poslovili in sli.
.Ko sem bill sam, sem Sc zgru-
dill na preprost stol in Sc "a
gledal predse, =. III
Misliti nisem mogel nicesar
vec;; posluaal sem le pospeseno
utripanje srca, ki mi je hotelo
prebiti prsni kos. Tako sem q
stal priblizno emo uro. Potem
sem Sc pocasi razpravil in legel
" posteljo. s svojo okolico sen,
Sc pogreznil V grobno tiaino.
Cd casa do casa Sc je zaculo
rahlo praskanje oh linici v vra-
tih. Tihi koraki SO Sc po6aa pri-
blizevali in zopet oddaljevali.
Zaspati nisem mogel. Pc gla-
Vi mi je rojilo nesteto misli, ki
sem jih skusal zbrati in uredi-
Il. Predocil sem 81 v duhu ze
enkrat vse dogodke, ki sem jih
dozivel cd jutra do veGera. 2
naporom Sc mi je posrecilo, da
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-22
(Nadaljevanje)

Y ets. - ~ = - -
sli SIN o po ozkem mracnem
hodniku do drugih zeleznih
vrat, kjer je eden cd strazni-
kov zopet pozvonil. Mad vrati
sem z naporom precital napis:
Policijski zapori. Tedaj SO nam
odprli. Sprejela sta n as diva
druga straznika, katerih obra-'
"a sta m; bila popolnoma tuja.
Stopili smo po stopnicah na-
vzdol v improvizirano pisarni-
co, kjer sta moja spremljeval-
ca pokazala sluzbujocemu Gu
vaju policijskih zaporov zapor-
10 povelje. Ko so bila vrata,
skozi katera smo vstopii, zopet
-aklenjena, mi je eden cd straz-
nikov odvzel Vertigo. Ma rokah
50 Sc poznali visnjevkasti od-
tiski clenkov. Zacel sem 81 treti
zapestja, da hi zmanjsal bole-
;ino. Medtem Sc je cuvaj zapo-
rov siroko vsedel "a mizo, vel
:aE Eorno povelje v roke in po
krajsem razmisljanju naslovil
name vprasarje, kako Sc pisem.
Povedal sem ime in priimek.
1oz je segel po debelo, mastno
knjigo, jo odprl in zabelezil,
kar Sc mu je zdelo potrebno. Ko
e izpolnjeval neko rubriko, 81
;e polglasno narekoval: "Radi
,u-do-del-stva IMMORAL" Ko je
koncal, je naglas powell:
"Zakaj ste ubili ono zensko ~
"Katero zensko?"
81, vase ljubico vendar!"
"Kdaj maj hi jo bill umoril ?"
"Kdaj? Vceraj ponoci men
daw
"Prosim, ne imejte me "a
norca! Danes popoldan sem jo
7idel ma policiji!" Ma te besede
e straznik odprl oci in usta in
memo iskal pojasnila pri okoli
toiecih tovarisih. I'll pa so sa-
no skomizgnili z rameni in Sc
zacudeno spogledovali.
"Sicer pa ne vem mic natanc-
lega," Sc je nekako kobacal IL
zadrege. "Davi navsezgodaj Sc
ie raznesla po "Zeleni jami' I,
kjer stanujem, novica, da so
nasli ma Vodovodni cesti neko
mlado zensko umorjeno. NJ,
oomo re videli, kaj DO preiska-
va dognala. Zdaj Sc pa pripra-
vite, da vidimo, kaj ste prime
sli S seboj!' Pripomnil sem. da
so me tekom dneva dvakrat
preiskali do koze. Oni pa je u
temeljeval svoJ ukaz takole:
mic ne de, ce so vas re pre-
iskali; storiti moran svojo dolz
most vkljub temu. Leta 1921 so
oripeljali semkaj nekega navi-
hanca, da mu nj para, in je tu-
di zatrJeval, da nina nicesar
ori sebi in da so ga ze ne vem
kje in kdo preiskali. slo je TAX
:sto "a roparski umor. Dasi je
delal sila nedolzen obraz, sem
Sc vendar lotil njegovih zepov.
Nu, kaj mislite, kaj sem nasel
pri MEM? V hlacnem zepu sem
mu otipal - samokres. 'Prosim
vas, SamokreS v reSnlcl! In ne
bi Sc dosti zlagal, &c bi rekel,
da je bill Sc gorak, in da So je
cello malo kadilo il cevi. Tako
je! In cd takrat sem postal Sc
bolj previden. Nobenemu ne "a
upam vec. Kdor nj temeljito
preiskan, ne pride tamle skozi!"
Pokazal je lesena vrata, XII vo-
dijo k celicam. Kaj sem hotel
drugega, kakor da Sc vdam.
Zacel sem tretjic odkladati oble-
ko kos "a kosom. In straznik je
z vajeno roko opravil tudi ia
del svoje dolznosti., Odvzel mi je
naramnice, ovratnik, ovratnico,
trakove il cevelj, robec, skrat-
ka vse, kar bi eventuelno ONO
gocevalo beg ali samomor. Ma
vedene stvari je pometal v klo-
h,IL Y1rilozil 1ictol> - ,co;;,-o
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-28

Iorgt Marpoale fir bic fleine sc.
mein6e, Die feine S6ule uno feinen
reiioierenoen Srieiter bat.)
,9as ilt pobr'', befrdftigte Reine-
fe, ,,un6 8edemeier miro Die Iebte
@emetnbe bon ct. Dontnicus iein."
9o9 er batte iid berre6net. Na6
feinem Sooe (1909) fling Der Sm'te
8iibof Saniien nod eine @emeinoe
an in 8reeie, ct. ausuittnls an Der
5iibieite Der 8. u. .. 8abn. Gater
8incent Sartune bon Sanbooal er-
.bielt ben auftrag, bier an5ufaneen
60 lit ct. 9ominicus Die Nutter-
tir9e auer oieier @emeinoen an ser
9. II. .. 8abn uno i9 mar NAL Bfar.
rer an alen 6ieien &ir6en. greefe ift
bic dlteite Sodtereemeinoe bon ct.
8onifatius, Germantown, 1858 800
miansbille Die ndbite, 1861; bann
8artelio, 1885, Seem 8aben unb gu
lest Albers. go lit Clinton So. in
Diele fatbolii6e @eneinoen aufge-
teilt. Sa, penn ib oariiber nadoen-
te, 10 nuB i9 mild punoern, tpie alIes
itb beranoert bat. Sd BIN iest i6on
l,nter Dem britten 8ifdof = Der erite
Senrb Dannian Sumter, Der atpeite
Setter 8altes ,,nb Der brittle Soban-
mes Sanien.
ugater &einefe, Sbre Photographic
5eigt, bob sic bamals obne ro1nii9en
4ragen berunliefen. Bie tam 6as?
Worauf er mir ertpioerte:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-28

tn 8edemeier uno 8urton Der Son lit.
8ater S0amann n1S6te ben Blas bas
ben. Dos golf min i'm baben, Be-
ion6ers bic 8reeier, bann erbalten ite
rnebr arbeitseelesenbett, Stride i,n6
S6ule. Sd BIN oafiir uno beIfe ibm
uno gater 2obmann bat feline Stats
berrenitiefel unb ieinen feinen In-
aug ange5oeen umo lit gum 8ii9of
Saniien gefabren, Inn ibm ben BIan
bor5ulegen. 8ater &0amonn bot mir
seitern alles er5dblt."
.Se,1n, oas iit gut uno iebr prattif6
seoadt. 9as iit sepiB Der bon @ott
beitellte Mann, Der ettpas autpege
brtngen tpiro'', CAB id 5ur antport.
CT i6mun5elte uno fre,lte fid ftdtlid,
baB er ben ri6tigen Mar1 oa fir ber.
seben Tonne. 8ii6of Soniien bor6te
auf ieinen Sreuno Rep. &uguIt 3ei.
nefe. Ct, Der Stan1ubater bon alIen
atrden bon garIple Bis. S'Sallon.
Darum ion audi Dos iiineitt aino bon
9reeie itammen: abiiton 1865, Eren.
ton 8617, ct. 9foie uno D'Sollon
1870, 8eaber 8rarie 1880 uno iebt
8edemeier 1905. .
sd babe aber geb6rt, 8ater gfei.
nefe, daB &eb. Sreienburg uno @eb.
DaD aifiitenten itt ,garIple tuaren BEL
&eb. &nton Denntins, ,1no bon Gar.
lDle aus bdtten oieie bic 8eaber 9rai-
rte Rirde ct. Selteitas aneefangen" i,
eripioerte er.. .&..- T..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-28

anoeren Namen. 9ieie a.e.a.-@e.
idi6ten tuirft b1 pobl genug in Sbio
5a oeiner 3eit fennen gelernt baben. {"
80 ia, gater Heinefe, oieie Sippe
bate bel uns, beionoers in ben gan.
fee Counties, ftarfe l1nterminierarbei-
ten geleiitet, po tie ii9 als Nigbt-
rioers uno 8bitecappers bermuntnr-
ten, tpie ite Die &atbolifen uno oie
Deutiben aller offentIiben aenrter
beralben polten, obtpobI bieie 8iir-
ger ltr1o Steueraabler tparen. Die aa-
tbolifen mubten iid beionbers In IT..
rem Irbeitsfteuen inabtnebmen, I'M
ibre Grbeit nibt 5u berlieren. Die
8eamten uno Irbeitgeber aeteten ii9
iebr gebaiiig. Wein gater pHegte 5u
Iagen, man Tonne es faun1 eIaaben,
penn man es nidt Dor gugen i6be,
baB in einem freien 2anoe Mnterifa
berlei Dinge borfon1men f0nnten. Sci
uns ipar es nod nidt 70 fbIimnl
neil IN bieIen Counties 10 biele Deut.
i6e tpobnten, aber mebr I'M sii6en
uno In sssn6iana tpar es bieI i6lim.
mer. 9ie Acknowledgement Entertainer
uno Die 8roteitai1ten oadten ii9 eben,
iie ieien oie Serrenraiie ,.no bdtten
oas gorredt auf 8eanlten- 1no He-
eier1nesitenen.' gliidliderneiie Be.
ftimmen bie golfspablen Die neuer
8eanten. Die Srlan6er fennen oie
gnglanber uno iino ibnen geipadien
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so iagte 8einefe, voas lit pabr,
aber tper bat bns 2anb ltito @elb ge-.
geben fir bic nene @emeinbe2 Sooo-
fus Betermeier bon 8reeie bat oas
2arlo gei1enft, 5 acres; Nr 8. 9eef
bat Diel 2anb % inO 6esbalb Diel
geeeben, ioipie aud anoere. Damn ba-
ben bic 8reeier bort Gicnic fur bic
Stride abgebalten. Mrs. @ollner bon
bier batte bns &omnlanbo 1nb bat
alles nrrangiert fir Batter 9ap's Hic-
mic. Qlio itan1mt bic Stride bailpt-
iabIib bon 8reeie. Die b0l5erne 5du-
le bon ct. Stole bat Batter 8enoea
@iuen BORT erridtet uno audi oas
Bfarrbaus. x,
80 baben tpibl brei @eneinben
Die @bre, 8eaber 8rairie aufgebol-
fen au baben'', meinte idb. aud bot
Carlyle bie meiften Brieiter geliefert
bis ouf ben bertteen Sag. (Seute
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,,8as mar oaruaIs erlaubt In @es
genoen, mo bic griefter DerboBt ma
rem. go fonnte man bic fotboIiihen
8rieiter 1ticbt 10 Ieidt BON ben prote-
.itantii9en 8rebigern urtterfdeiben.
SD babe i6on einrnaI eripdbnt, bob
man nns Rlerifer bet iinierer Nnfunft
in Rep gorf niht ID freunblih ertp-
Iing uno es bieB, ,,oa ftno tpieber Die
pero. -. Gfaffen.' Damals iDaren
es Die 0atibiiten (anoip geotbings),
Die iib unter oieiem Namel berited-
ten. 8enn tie gebeimertpeiie fi6 ee-
gen Die &atbolifen berfeblt batten,
oonn pflegten iie 5lt iagen: use fnotp
nothing about it," 9ie 2anoesgeiese
eaben ieoer denomination bolle Srei-
belt 8ur ansiibung Der Geligion. Na9
bieien fanlen Die M.G.9.'s (american
Brotectibe alifoeiation), tpieoer oer-
ielbe SeufeI oes Saiies ltnter einent
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-28
(6ortiekuna)

$50 baben es Die apoitel getan
itno nab ibnen bic anoeren Miiiiona-
re, uno 10 eebt's Big auf ben beuti.
gen Gag. 8aren nidt bic 4ob!engru.
ben bier in 8reeie eroffnet iporben,
gdbe es bier aud feline, Soipitaler uno
feine eroBe S6ule. Ser Rrieiter baut
nibt bic Stabt, bringt feine Snou-
itrte oortbin ionoern Staot unb Sn-
buitrte beoineen ben 8rieiter, neil TO
biele Seelen 90 itno, Die er retten
1piI. Da itebit 6u nobl iest, pie es