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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-08
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Corner Van Alstyne and Chestnut

spirit" will be the subject of the
Lesson Sermon in all Christian
Science churches throughout the
world on Sunday, February IL.
The Golden Text John 4:24) is:
God is a Spirit: and they that wor-
ship him must worship him in spirit
and in truth"
Among the Bible citations is this
passage II Peter 1:22): Seeing We
have purified your souls in obeying
the truth through the Spirit unto
unfeigned love of the brethren, see
that We love one another with a pure
heart fervently."
Correlative passages to be read
from the Christian Science textbook,
Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy,
include the following CAD: The
baptism Of Spirit, washing the body
Of all the impurities of the flesh,
signifies that the pure in heart see
God and are approaching spiritual
life and its demonstration.
RIVERBANK EVANGELICAL
Rev. G. Knechtel, Minister
10 a. m, Church school.
II a. m. Morning worship. Topic
THE Model Church" Today We
celebrate the dedication of the
church.
Sunday, $50. Fellowship Dinner
for church members and their
friends.
Sunday. 7:3O, Evening Service
Rev. w. H. Watson will deliver an
appropriate message and will close
with Holy Communion.
7:30 p. m, Wednesday, Prayer ser.
vice.
This week Thursday, the Ladies
Aid Circle l meets with Mrs. Larson
52S Biddle, at 7:30 p. m.
The quarterly conference will be
held Friday at 7:3O with District
Superintendent Watson in charge.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-08

= Guy WAR BONDS -
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
Ouf of Sighi:

A FTER the play-ball signal. 1
"A started from the Tiger dug
out to the upper deck to my
scat. BY the time j got to IL,
there were seven runs--fOr Chi
Osgo.
Said the CT sitting next to me:
ITO think ! paid a weeks
wages for this I"
It was a six-buck seat.
Then two pigeons few In
under the roof.
Said the lady in the red hat:
That's good Tuek-ot least
fwo runs"
1t was-for the Cubs Then
she added:
LOOP pigeons"
Mrs. Frank Navin (the former
TIGER owners widow with
Prexy Harridge. She says She
has given up her stables down
In Kentucky and rarely rides
any more.
She and Frank loved their
horses-and they were COM
fort TO her in the years after
his death.
Spike Briggs and the Mrs,
sitting behind the eatoher'S
sersen-no box seats left for the
boss' son.
Gov. Kelly there with all his
sons-and ex-Gov. Murray Van
Wagner.
Lots more men than women
present.
Scarce tickets seemed TO
have gone TO the males.
Lots OF mink and orchids
Mrs. Happy Chambers probably
the most gorgeous.
Henry Ford II without a hat
lit was more like a football
game-with blankets and many
bottles. and they weren't filed
with coke, either.
And soap bubble, newest
fad, fioated cut over the dia-
mond and burst as II hit the
third-base line.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05

superintendent. James Is. NC
Cahey.
Kelly grinned:
Were living out at Dear
born, and the Ford Motor 60.
has provided transportation
for us.
Said Hague:
"Ws're at Mt. Clemens. We
came for the baths. and Just
happened TO coincide With the
series.
TToubts with you Detroit
srs, you don't appreciate the
baths out there. They're
among the finest in the eoun-
try"
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05

X ELY and
Fra n X D.
Hague were
pouring Coi-
fee for a lady
re porte r.
with the
party is for
nner L. :
Senator Jim
M ilton >of
New Jersey
Deputy Police
Commissioner
John Malone
and 1t John
F. Finerty.
With Kelly
IL his school
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05

MATE SHAPIRO Just called
~ He's -pFetty'-nfsd- -tt-i--'fe't
one series ticket was reserved
for the soldiers az Percy Jones
where there are $50 ambula-
tories who could come down.
I'm bringing them doWn
Fridoy-6 people WiH dizzy
sp their tickets
"PVs siVsn up my Dor, and
many Of our store managers
(Cunningham'S) haze donated
theirs.
"Ws'Vs got 10 make the
qUotd some Way. Just talked
10 Percy Jones. and prom
ICED then, I'd see that some Of
the boy, see that FridaJ
Eoue."
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
Color Note:

THAT young secretary who
Il came 20 work wearing a
chartreuSe yellow 10 YOU irock
under her fur ready for
the series.
Cracked the bO,S:
"YeHow perHF
She was furious. Though, he
said barrel -
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
Old Timers:

WALTER JOHNSON. that
w grand gentleman Of base
ball. came by, then Bill Terry.
Seeing Bill reminded some
body that the Branch Rickeys
(Dodgers) arrived in town-
sans any luggage, not even
tooth brush.
Somehow their baggage was
left of their New York train.
Kelly speaking:
"When your Tigers come 20
Chicago, weH make it hot for
'sm.
There won't be seventh
game, I promise. We take of
our hats to your Tiger
stadium. Mr.. Briggs has
really done himself proud
with IT,"
There are new mustard stands
round posts. very chi-chl-
for hot dog eaters.
Saw Eden Auker talking with
pitcher PaSseau over at the Cub
dugout.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
OUR
TIMES
Hold That Tiger.
By Vera
Brown

A S THE mayor Of Chicago
~ said 10 the mayor Of
Jersey City:
IL told you so
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
7 told you so

The Two mayors, EdWar
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
: State Sailors
Are Listed Dead

WASHINGTON. Dec. 10 CDP)
The navy doparlmcut'toda> an
nounccd that five Michigan sail
or> who previously We're reported
missing now are listed as dead.
They are
Avoation Radioman . Fred J..
Baker. son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
,cph NJ. Baker. Grand Rapids
Seaman . e. Floyd f. Bishop son
of Mr and Mrs. Arthur Bishop
Grand Rapids; Torpcdoman 8
Mate Dallas L. Malone son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Ma
lone. Climax Aviation Ordnance
man . e Richard +. Morcy son
of Mr.. and Mrs Francis ). Morcy,
ST. Joseph, and Seaman , C VII
ham T. Ratlff, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Ratliff of Jackson.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
Oracle In a Spot

oracle FIELDS. who may
VI never be as popular IN Eng
land as she was when she came
here five years ago goes back TO
visit there the end of the month
II viii be her first visit since
she arrived IN America and de-
spite her huge donations and
many excellent war efforts. the
British viii find il difficult 20
forget she wasn't with them
during the difficult days of the
blItZ.
Al the time she came here
she was Brltaln'S most popular
actress and she'll have 10 work
hard 10 win back her former
place In the hearts Of the Brit
ishcrs who always find IL hard
TO FORGET.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
{ Bond Cleanup
Drive Launched

The Michigan war finance COM
mllteo today launched "A drive TO
sell the 1890 remaining $1,000
denomination + bonds specified
Inn the Victory Loan drive
Results of tie drive through
-SaTUrd1y VIII be announced To-
morrow after returns from the
states three Federal Reserve
Bank zones. Minneapolis Chicago
and Detroit, have been conSoll-
dated
Half million pamphlets eN-
planning the anti-lnflatiOn role
played by bonds were distributed
10 children i'm all Wayne County
schools today
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11

a a a
W C. Fields ancestors were all old borbon
nat
a a old whisky labels
y II sdInc
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
Faculty Residences
At MISC 10 Be Razed
Detroit aImts IansinF Butcau

EAST LANSING. Dec. 10
MANY old faculty residences on the
Michigan State College campus
will Toe razed this week as work
men begin breaking ground for a
new women'> dOrmItory
Several other old landmarks on
the campus where instructors have
lived since 1870 Will be torn down
later as construction of other dor
mitory buildings gets under way.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
BOB HOPE CoMMUNIQUEs

IL Hollywood thus can't be exclusive
i ; Bob Hope
Prince Mike Romanof threw costume with The clever theme that each
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11

1T actually 1ooSent tickling
phicOm and makes " easier 70
raise
And PTRTussrr is such a SEN
Sibis mediCinei It's entirely free
from ChlOrofOrm. creoSote and
narcotics II NAV be taken with
safety as often as, needed by
both old and young -eUen small
children Pleasant tasting. tool
inexpensive. Buy = bottle ~
PERrUSSIS today al any drugstore
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
Rheumatic Happy.
Relieves Pain Quick

Thousands OF sufferers from thu tortuTing
pains duo 10 rheumatism. sciatIca. lumbago,
neuralgia and neur1tis--are mighty happy over
their discovery OF NORlTO. Now they have
found a quick acting formula which speedily
relieves those eIh1usting muscular aches and
pans NORlTO - Ivstworihy and dependable
really works fast IL you want 10 feel again
the iov Of relief from pam so YOU can work ~
peace and sleep IN opmtort-ba wise and Try
kORlTO under tn. ronClad guarantee " the
very hrst three doses do not relieve that cruel
pain 10 your Sstistacl ION your money will he
refunded Don su5ef See your druggist today
and get NORITO 90 this guarantee.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
New Football Club

~ Erl R.fh Dom AmoCnr
.f.t tr. r.u rrof.s.inpal
f..,h.n ... called tn. Amer.
,..r E,.,..r t...-...t,.r b., q.
forwn- IIc tells M, u D., get
t0g under usl with such stock
holders a> l. Is NaNcr Bob
Hop, Bln. CroSbN Pat OBrIcn
and other sport, loving gents.
Don is president and no other
officers have been elected. al
though I near L. Is. Mayer Is
the choice TOR vice president.
lhor" rs loi oi interest every
where ln pro football and q lot
OF money has been made
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
Looks Like Hit

DpnTTIEpr Il tive ,,,s i,t. ,.,r,,
Is -. diolcr,,r Co.. ,l,t,y
N,.laori,,s honl, rseod -, his N
wears with paul Whitcman :
hand cots u here are the ncr.
sonalifies they'll DIAL with, Bipq
Crosby. HoaEcy Carmichael,
Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey.
John Mercer, Henry BusSe. Mil
drcd Bailey Blk Bacdorheckc.
Fcrdc Grofe and Paul himself
You cant tom those names ,n
ropIlar musical circle, and /
don I SEQ how Nat,yS hook can
mss as movie An these
artists were with Whltcuan n
those lush years between 1926
and 1886.
y 1 a L h'ehhRht'i me
- rambling delightful HON"
~ m',' 'd"h NoR'' oea'e''
~ O" '"' |'"keie' D"' '"'
''"s o, " re- 'p''o" -, ,o''o''"R
'oO"y "Hp'i""' li'''
~
''s"U'''''.
tdrfo'o enRdR'n'nt u'o'
announces recently 70 ~. ~ ~
Tram Roosrt monro" ~.
The only guest ! met suer
remotely connected uith nor-
ies Wos Bet1i StoeH. Bobs
mother. She tell, me Bob o,
stotIonsS near Oakiond and
shs hasn't any notion Uhcn
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
. Prescribed By
. Thousands Upon
Thousands OF Doctors

The first SpooniulS ~ PERTussTS
must bring glorious prompt re-
hpt from euChCouEhing or your
money Will be- refunded ~
PERrUssfN brings qWtk relief
because its sr'eufifCdIV pre-
pared 70 work internally. II acts
o. Ouce 20 essen the severity
and me frequency of coughing
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11

gallOWS ana all. william
Powell seized upon the ashes
10 ashes and dust 10 dust" idea
and came as a duSthag |
could have eeHfe ~ ashes
myself one of my great
unCle> has been burnlng ever
since ne died. A song writer
arrived as Chopin. He said
he'd stolen so much music
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-16

Sd beeann oas Inlt un6 nuBte 5itr
&an5el auf elmer Setter binaufiteigen,
neil bic &an5el nod nidt fertig mar
in Der nellen Stride.
aufgeregt itonb id nun bo Dor Der
8emein6e uno Dem 8iIdof un6 lab
uno borte faIt ni6ts. Sd Ios bic Cpl
iteI un6 6as @bongelium unb began1t,
gum Staunen oller, metne Breotgt.
Ser Sl. 8etIt muB mir ft6tbar ge'
bolfen boben, 6enn i6 iibertrof mid
Tel6ft. Retne Pre6igt floB flieBeno
6abin. Sn meiner unerfabrenbeit
panote i6 midi ON SdluB an Die
Wuttergottes NIT BEN @orten: uMa'
ria, on tpeiBt, ooB id elm il1nger, I'm.
erfabrener Brie1ter bin. Sd Itelle MIDI
unter oeinen SduB. amen." Dos
ma6te, uie id ipGter erfubr, ouf Die
2eute einen iol6en @tnbrud, Bob ite
es ME bereeiien boben. Satber &rG'
mer meinte ld6elnb: n0os jon 6eine
erlte Breoigt getpeIen iein? 9os
fonnit 6u mir ntdt peismo6enI 9as
gtne ia nie gei6miert." 60 fom if
nun glei6 in's @ei6irr, pie So6p.
Sobmnnn meinte.
(5ortiebrng fo1gt)
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l6 August

bier @ei6niTter, 6orunter ben bo9D.
Srn. Bfurrer Soiepb S. Bterron IN
armirong. ....4A ..s
Omaha, Reb. - @ie Ser pdpItlife
0eleeat in 8uIbtngton, @r5btidof
Gicognoni, ioeben befa1tnt eab, bat
Der 81. 8ater, 8apft 8ius XII, bic
bisberige 9io5eie Smoba gum Stang
elmer gr56t08eie erboben lno gleid.
5eitig ben gegenpdrtieen Sberhirten,
MIgr. Sames s. &pan, gum eriten
@r3biI6of ernonnt. 9ie neue @ir6en-
probing Smaba miro altBer Der @ra-
oi03eIe Die Suffragonoi05eien Sim
coin uno @ranb SsIano 1tmfoiIen,
Die olle BON Der @r5oi05eIe 9ubuque
obeetrennt ipur6en. Ser 8e9fel uur-
oe porgenommen in an6etradt 6es
@a6stunts bes &otboli5tsmus in bie-
Ter 8egeno, erfldrte @r5biidof @icog-
mani. gtebrasfa bat nunmebr eine
fatboliI6e 8ebolferung bon 51Deibun-
berttouieno Seelen. SSSn Smaba al.
lein 3Gblt man bunOertuno5pan5ie.
touleno &otbolifen. Nlgr. &Don tpurs
, oe 1886 in Snoianopo1is geboren,
pirfte nod ieiner 8eibe auf furae
3eit ols 8rdi diioent oes ct. NearD=of-
tbe-@oobs< <&ouegs ir Terre Saute,
Sno., 1puroe 1919 ols @refutipiefre'
tdr Der Notional Catholic 8elfare
Conference un0 W}itglteo Der Saful'
tat Ser Catholic l1niberiitD ernannt,
oeren Heftor er 1923 tpuroe. 1888
nuroe er gum Sitularbiidof bon
Wfooro ernannt uno 1885 gum 8is
| lcbof bon Smaba promooiert.
ErobiOence, g. s. - Dos Srop-
piltenflolter Il. 6. 5rou i'm Gale in
Cumberland tpurbe nit 8utbeiBung
oe5 81. Stubles Ioeben gum Stang
elmer lelbltdnoigen Ibtei erboben.
9llS erlter 9lbt muroe Ser bo6m'ite
2. gomuno, O.C.S.O., gepablt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-16
Der
,Obio &aiieufreunb'
bietet end1 iebe 8Ddle.

Iuftlarung iiber fotboliIhe 2eb.
re uno Braris;
Siele Dihtige Nodri9ten iiber
tatholiId5e 2eben;
8iiderbeipreduneen our Orien.
tlerung fir Die 2efture;;
GntereIlonte, iponnenoe 91oma.
ne unO bodoftueIe 8iogropbien;
Cine auBerlt lebrreide uno Ell.
genartige Iusfunftsipolte.
Gur6 Gntridtung cures eigenen
Announcements uno ourd @etpin.
nung zines 2elers belft ibr, unbe.
mittelte Stuoenten gum BrieIter.
Itano beron3ubil0en, i'm apoItolat
Der fatbolii6en Breiie tGtig gu
iein, Iif nit @er6 uno @eiIt @o6e
fir Wo6e an niislider, lebrreider
Seftiire gu ergoben uno bic &C.
pibbeit, oaB 5ufiinftige BrieIter
tdglif am gl1tore fir eu6, eure
Bobltdter, beten. - 8eld' b0bere
Glitter tonntet ibr eud ertperben?
g 6 6reibt an:
OHIO WAISENFREUND
WOrthingtOn, O.
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,1QdankQn
u. Erinnerungen
BON SfeO. 5. Jnertges
Gort1e 1eBung)

Gie 6orner - 10 er3Qblte uns
Satber Steinefe poren gerqoe5u
oerldWenOerild) nit ben 8Qloern.
Sic rotteten iie aus in 0en reiden
~8ottomlanos" un0 benubten ous
foitbure Sol5 gum 8ouen un6 5unt
Sei5en. 8olo tpuroen SGgemiiblen
eingeri6tet. Die biden 8oumItGmme
muBten S6Ien aus ben 8GIoern ber.
bel16leppen. Die fertig geidgten goI.
fen un6 8retter purben ols gaubola
oerfouft uno teilmeiie nod @oIt ct.
Souls oerlunot NIT Der neuen g. &
.. g. 8. -gabn. Ils ipGter &obIen.
eruben eroffnet lpuroen, puroe Sob.
le onltatt 9ol5 gum 9ei3en perpanot.
Dte Woloer nabmen ab uno nit ID.
men au6 Der Heidtum bon @ilo.
unterbolb Germantown uno bel
Bartello in Den Sonto Sc Bottoms"
9lbt es nod 5ablreides @aIbIano uuo
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-16
Musings by the
New Treasurer

Wir erIuden un1ere 2eler, uns ge.
fauig1t umgebeno BON ibrem I6re1s
ienme6Iel benadridtigen 5u polen,
uno 5tpar nit Angobe Ser oIten oIs
aud] Der neuen 9I0reI1e. Sic IeiIten
0amit IoDobl unS, nls au6 1t6 ieIb1t
einen Oienlt. Die @rforoerntie oeS
&rlege5, als audi Irbeiter1nongeI Der.
uriaden oft cine Geripdtrng Der In.
tunft unlerer Wodenbl0tter. @ir Der.
iu6en ooS 8elte, 10 I6neu aIs m0g.
lt6 oielelben on ale 2eIer gelangen
3u lallen.
Begen oeS nnbaltenoen ReqentDet.
ters muBten uniere @raspIGse laon
gum oritten Nale gel6nitten peroen
uno oas muB ipobl nod einmoI bepor
enoe Der Jerien geideben. 0os 0f.
tere 8rosl6neioen erI6eint nidt 10
miiblam, tpenn man nur etli6e Qua.
oratfuB @rasplob Dor Dem &auIe
bat, 1tellt aber cine enorme 4rbeit
Dor, menn nld)t Deniger ols fiinf3ig
acres 8ros geidnitten peroen mil
fen.
3tDei unierer Seminoriiten poren
etlide Gage nod SdulidluB auriid.
geblieben, Inn einen GuBbooen in Ell.
nem &laiien5immer Der Sodidule
neu gu legen. Gin anoerer Gemino.
rift lit gegenpartie nit elmer n5ono.
ing OSa6ine" beid)dftigt, Inn Die Or.
belt 5u beenoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-16

Der III. Bbilipp Seni5i NOR Der finite General
obere oes Serpitenoroens @eboren in fSlorena i'm
Sabre 1888, tpurbe er oIs Mr3t ousqebloet uno
proftl3ierte elm Sobr lang, ebe er it'd 1858 Dem
Serpitenoroen ondblob Snl Sabre 1867 pur6e er
gum @eneroloberen oes Sroens eepGblt. @r bete.
ligte fid an Dem &on5il bon 2pon i'm Sabre 1874
uno mar peitbin beriibmt als 5rieoensItifter CT
itarb 1885 uno puroe 1911 beilig gelproden. Sen
iSelt lit om 90 4ugult.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-16

Der bl. Sernarb bon glairbanr, Befenner, Mbt
un0 &irfenlebrer, puroe 1890 eeboreu uno Itorb
1853; Sen 5eit lit om 20. aug1.it ct par tueit-
bin beribmt mesen ieiner eroben @elebrIomfeit
uno tieen Srommgfeit uno griinoete nidbt tueniaer
os bunoertareiunoied5ig &loiter Der 3iter5ienier.
resel. g1ele Sunoer meroen ibm 5ugeidrieben @r
tpuroe bereits lila, faum einunoaponaio Sohre
nod leinem Sooe, beig eeiproden Die rneiiten
ieiner &eliquien befinben iid gu @lairpour in
Jranfreif.
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8Ortbtugton, O.,-St. Enul, ginu
9unnerstas, Is, Iuguit 1915.
& tr d c n + a | Scr

SOnntag, IL. Nngnit, 5uOlftcr sOnn.
rag nady FfinGItcn. - 6 Dan g e.
Iium; Ser barmber5ige Snmo.
riton (2uf. 10).
Montog, 13. 9lugult: SobanneS
8erdmunS.
9ienstog, IA. 9Guguit: Gulebiu5
(8igilfn1ten.)
NittmOdJ, Is. Nugnit: @ariG Sim
melfabrt.
9onner5toa 16. 9lugult: Soodim.
5reitog, II. Iugult: 2iberotus.
SamStag, 18. 9lugu1t: SeIeno.
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Ger FL. 8artbolomGus mar elmer oer atpolf Mpo-
ite obtpobl er nidt oft in ben Gpongelien erpGbnt
pro Seine Miiiionsreien broften i'm big nab
SSnoien, Meiopotanen, Bortbien uno 2pcoonien.
Ort unb 3eit ieines Mortpril1ns iinb nid5t fd)er,
ober man gloubt, oaB er in armenien itarb. Nad
elmer 5dilberung nurbe er entbauptet, bod betebt
cine oltebrpiiroige Sraotion, nonod er gefreu5igt
purbe Sein Seit lit am "a Musuft
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Sttmtmc 0eS GDlte8
titr OaS SOlepDiuum

Sd muB Sbnen gum olten ,@ois
lenfreunO' in uneuem @eDonoe" gru.
tulieren. Gr lit reidboItiger oIs ie
unO bat einen feinen, lelerli6en
Gruf. Sd freue midi i6on ouf Die
lanQen Mintcrobenoc, mcnn id Die
langen, interelionten glrtifeI eIen
tunn.
9llte 2elerin, ..
Allow me to congratulate you on
the fine work you are doing for a
just world peace in the columns of
the Ohio WdiSentreund. You have
the rare courage to champion JUS
tice also in the case of those coun-
tries with whose Governments our
Government was once at war.
No doubt a presentation of the
historical causes of World War II
will contribute much to future
peace. Not so long ago it was ad-
mitted by many authorities both
in this country and abroad that
the Treaty of Versailles contained
in it the seeds of a new war. Be-
sides, it is also known that the
starvation imposed upon the people
of Germany by the Allies after the
First World War and the atrocities
committed by the colonial occupa-
ton troops ESPECIALLY against wom-
en- brought the Hitler party into
power and gave rise to the Second
World War.
1t is true American patriotism to
keep before the public truths, the
knowledge of which will help our
beloved Nation to strive for a peace
full world order.
Rev. C. S., Mich.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-16

9ieies @DdenbIntt eri6eint lett
bem Sabre 1873 regelnldBtg ie0en
Nettt1po6 uno miro berauseegeben
gum 8eiten oes BapItltden 4oae'
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