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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-08-16
Mrs. Owings Elected

Mrs. T. NJ. OWingS was elected
recorder by the Royal Neighbors at
a meeting in the Royal Neighbor
hall Thursday night. She will take
over the work in two months. sue
ceeding Mrs. Margaret Dempsey, who
has resigned. Mrs. Blanche Grotjan
presided. Later the group went to
Dunn's lounge for lunch.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-08-16
Project Leaders Chosen

Tampico-The Far and Wide club
held its August meeting Wednesday
at the Francis Lamphier home with
Mrs. Lamphier and Mrs. Iver Martin
Joint hostesseS.
The meeting was called to order
by the president, Mrs. Walter
Schneider. Project books were COM
pleted. Mrs. James Billingsley re-
signed as secretary-treasurer and
Mrs Lloyd Henningson was elected
in her place.
The new president. Mrs. Olaf
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-08-16
Have Party

Have Swimming Party
Thirty Degree of Honor juveniles,
accompanied by eight adults, went
by bus to Fort Peck Sunday after
noon for a swimming party and
picnic luncheon.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-08-16
MIR. and Mrs. Mcpherson Honored

Valley county commissioners and
officers and their wives and office
employees gathered in the county
courtroom Monday afternoon at 3 to
honor Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. McPher-
son. Mr.. McPherson's resignation as
Valley county sheriff took effect
Tuesday night and they have left
for Shelton, Wash, to make their
home where he will be employed in
a paper manufacturing plant.
They were presented with a gift
from the group. Stephen Weber
making the presentation. MI. Nc
Pherson spoke in response. Mr..
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-08-16
PaMIing-Kamla

Paving Kama
Arthur j. Pawling and Mrs. Anna
M. Kamla. both of Glasgow, were
married at the Glasgow Methodist
church Saturday afternoon at 2:30.
The Rev. Grant S. Moore officiated.
The brides son and daughter-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kamla, we're
attendants. Only members OF the
family were present at the cere-
mony.
A wedding dinner was served at
the brides home Saturday night. Mr.
and Mrs. Pawling will leave soon on
a wedding trip and will make their
home at 430 First venue north on
their return.
Mrs. Pawling has been a resident
of Glasgow for many years. She was
one of the first graduates of the
Glasgow high school. Mr.. Pawling is
employed by the Great Northern
railway.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-19
Patterson Succeeds StimsOn As War Secretary

WASHINGTON, Sep. l9-(P- President Truman nominated Sen ator Burton, Republican of Ohio, for the Supreme Court and raised Undersecretary Patterson to Sec retary of War, succeeding Stim- son. Burton is a member of the Senate War Investigating Com mittee and one of the Presidents close friends. Burton succeeds Jus tice Roberts who resigned.
 The President said he had re- ceived the resignations of Assist ant War Secretaries McCloy and Lovett, but they had not been ac- cepted immediately. The Presi- dent also announced signing legis- lation creating a single admins trator for the surplus property board, and made the appointment of Stuart Symington as chairman of the three-man group as Admln- istrator.
 The President said the draft would not be continued any longer than necessary. At the same time he told the news con- ference he was not advised in ad- vance of General MacArthur's an- nouncement that two hundred thousand troops would be suffi- cient' for the occupation of Japan. He added he was glad to see that Macarthur wouldn't need as many men as the General thought he previously might have to use.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-19

The President said he had or dered reorganization of the Labor Department to bring WLB and War Manpower Commission Elm ployment Service under its juris- diction. He added he was trans ferring the Office of Economic Stabilization to John Snyder, di-, rector of the Office of War Mobil- ization and reconversion.
 Asked what would happen to William Davis, chairman of OEWS the President said he would have nothing to do. Secretary of Labor Schwellenbach told reporters as he left the White House the Pres ident had given him "the works" in authority to attempt to solve the labor situation.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-19
Allied Foreign Ministers Debate Italian Treaty

LONDON, Sept. 19-R The council of Allied Foreign Minis ters weighed the Italian and Yugo- slav claims. It appeared the cur rent meeting will get no further than the Italian peace treaty, so complicated has that become that such topics as the Balkans, Dar- danelles, the western German border, probably will be relegated to the next meeting late in No vember or early in December.
 Russia's expressed interest in Italian African colonies of Tripol- itania and Reitrea drew comments from two London papers, the con- servative Daily Telegraph asked Docs the Soviet government seri- ouSly stake claim of trusteeship to Italy's African possessions? It would be as reasonable to suggest that Britain should become trustee for Outer Mongolia"
 The liberal News Chronicle ex- pressed surprise at Molotov's press conference disclosure and suggested eff Russia asks equality status everywhere she must con- cede the same equality to her all lis in areas which at present she mainly controls. It will be a long time before all outstanding prob lemS are settled"
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-19
Find Mans Body In Cinema River

FAIRBANKS - Cause of the death of Floyd Lee Miller, 37, whose body was found floating in the Cinema river, is to be deter mined by an autopsy.
 Miller, a discharged veteran of the army in 1943, was a truck driver for the Somers Construc- ton Go.
 He had been in Fairbanks only since August 27, having come from Nome Last seen by John Vukmir of the Nevada bar about l1:30 am. Thursday, his body was found during the noon hour by Andrew Peterson and Jack Warrick.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-19
Army Will Have Recreation Camps In Japan

YOKOHAMA, Sept. 19-tP)- United States Eighth Army troops will have rest camps and recrea- tional areas in the former Japan csc resort here, similar to Europe's Rivera. Army's Special Service section engaged trained person nel from Jap travel bureaus to aid in planning train schedules, sight seeing tours and fishing facilities. There will be motion pictures and USO troupes. Baseball and foot ball are planned for Yokohama's stadium which seats fifteen thou sand.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-19
Electric CuillOtine For War Criminals

LONDON, Sept. 19-(P)-The Daily Express said today an American built electrically oper- ated guillotine may be used to execute convicted European war criminals. The newspaper report ed the device already had been used Gin a number of executions, including several women," and added Git understood General Eisenhower already had decided on the guillotine."
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-19

NEW YORK-(P0 The major leaguers will add gold pass man to this years list. Such passes are awarded when a player completes 20 years of service in either or both circuits. The 23rd man to be so honored is Mel Ott, manager of the New York Giants.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-19
Moorage For Ships Near Sitka

SITKA, Sept. 19- (P The nine mile long lake redoubt, lying within half a mile of the ocean and five miles houth of Sitka has been suggested as moorage place for surplus government ships.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-19
Clear Heads Choose Calvert's
NOTICE

The regular meeting of the Oddfellows will be held Friday evening at the home of Brother Robert Ledgerwood al 500 p.m.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-19
PAGE EIGHT
gloRR1 RE|
MONDAY GAMES
National League

Brooklyn 4, Chicago 0. Boston 4, Cincinnati ?. Philadelphia 3, St. Louis 2.
 American League Chicago 4, i; Boston 8, 2. Other games postponed.
 Pacific Coast League Seattle 8, Sacramento 2.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-19

. R E. A M T H E A T R E
 NOME. ALASKA l Show. Sept. IS and 20. 7:30 PM. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY SOMEONE TO
 REMEMBER" MABEL PAIGE. JOHN CRAVEN. DOROTHY MORRIS SEVENTH COLUMN" and FOOD AND MAGIC" 2 Shows. Sept. 2l. 7:l5 & g PM.
 FRIDAY
 HAIL TO THE RANGERS"
 CHAS. STARRETT
 "A. HUNNICUTT
 NORMAN WILLIS HOLD THAT LION" And "YOKES ON ME" Show. Sept. 22nd. 7:3o PM.
 SATURDAY
 "THE LADY AND THE MONSTER"
 LEWIS STONE
 MICKEY ROONEY
 CECILIA PARKER And "PORKY'S POOCH" 2 Shows. Sept. 23. 7:l5 & g PM.
 SUNDAY ANDY HARYD'S DOUBLE LIFE"
 VERA RALSTON
 RICHARD ARLEN E. voN STRoHEIM l Show. Sept. "A and 25. 7:30 PM. MONDAY and TUESDAY ''MR. LUCKY" CARY GRANT. LORRAINE DAY And CONRAD THE SAILOR"
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-19
TUESDAY GAMES
National League

NdIlOndI Led9ue Chicago ?, St. Louis 3. Boston 3, 2; Cincinnati 1, 6.
 American League Detroit 5, Washington 12.
 Pacific Coast League Los Angeles 1, San Francisco 4. Sacramento l, Portland 2. San Diego 4, Seattle 3. Oakland II, Hollywood 3.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-11

October IS. On Tuesday, October
Is, at 1880 pm, the series on "The
Development of Personality" will
open. The >other two series In the
program open on Friday, October
26. Home and Family Living" will
meet at 1880 pm. and at 4:30 pm
a seminar in adult education. pri-
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-11
Adult Education Program Series to Open This Month

under the leadership of DR.. Harry
= overstreet and Bonaro Wilkin-
ION Overstreet. a unique program
IN adult education will open at the
Hackham building, Detroit, this
month.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-11

Generals office vouchers for pay
ment of 100000 due the counties
CT the state for the second half
of 1945 under the Act which was
passed in 1881. Annually $4,000, 900
of gas tax money is paid
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-11

Presented by the University of
Michigan Extension Service, the
program of four eight-week nom
credit series of lectures and dis
cussions is the first of its kind to
be conducted jointly by the Over
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-11

streets, nationally known adult edu-
cation leaders.
First of the four courses to open
in Detroit is The Individual and
Our Minority Groups" which meets
at 1880 pm. Mondays beginning
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-11
Hodges At DepauW

Paul D. Hodges, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis Hodges, 1856 Vinewood
avenue, has enrolled at DePauw
university, Greencastle, Indiana, for
the winter semester. He is included
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-11

557.45 of gas tax money for use
in maintaining former township
roads taken over by the county UNI
der the McNitt Act.
Highway Commissioner Charles
M. ziegler has sent the Auditor
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-11

in approximately LOO civilian and
230 navy Viz students now on the
campus.
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marily for teachers and leaders in
the field, will be conducted.
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". S. Treasury Department

Silfe gu iu6en'', ertldrte ite enti6ul'
0igen6.
@ieoer tpuroe 6ie Sir ge0ffnet,
uno 8o1p 1tiir3te berein nit Der Bot
idaft, @la, Die flein tie Der Somilie,
lei eefallen, babe it6 cine 8eule ge.
idlagen uno lalie ftdb Inn feinen
Breis einen l1mi6lag geben, tpenn
ni6t bie @roBmanni> nur Die @roB.
mammi, ibr oenielben auflege. Mom-
ma lai1e Die idone Dame bitten, ii9
nur fiinf Weinaten obne 6ie @roB 8
ntamn1i 5u bebelfen.
Mit einem bittenoel1 8lid nad Ill
rita NOR oie alte Srau i9on aus 6em
3tmmer gebui6t, un6 als ite pie0er"
fam, batte l1lrifa it9 bereits ettpas
gefaBt> ipenn lire Stimme aua nod
INNER bebte.
Isle boben pobl nod fir au hoe
nige 5u iorgen", iaete iie la6eIno,
~oob fie elmer Gremoen 10 oiel Sell.
nabme entgegeubringen."
,Stiu, ioIde 8orte beritebe i6
nt9t mir Menfhen oiirfen fir etn'
anoer feine Srem6en fein.'
juno oennod BIN i6 es fir sic,
tpiiien sic ni6ts bon MIR tpie tam's
bod, oaB i6 iofort fiblte, sic bdtten
mid beritanoen."
"Das 8eriteben tpor nidt ibmer.
ltebes Rinb, tpenn MIR Die &ilfe eben.
10 Ieiht tpdre."
,,es 1T mir ihon baB eeboFen.
lafien sic mid MIR neben Sbnen fl.
gen, au Sbnen fprehen, sic anfeben.
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Sdnoe itreidelten uno 1iebtoiten oos
frampfbaft i91u65enoe, arne- 8eien,
Bis Der ito1ae &opf an bic miitterltde
8ruit ianf, bort Silfe lmo Eroit 5,1
iu9en in ietnem tptloen 8eb!
l1lrtfa bebte bonn @opf big 3u ben
SiiBen, aber ungea6tet oieies leiben-
idaftli6en Iusbru6es mar es ibr,
als iei etne 2ait, bic tie tpGbreno Mo>
naten uno Weonaten faum 81 tragen
bermo6te> nun pl0b1t6 Inn nieles
lei6ter getporoen.
~Sb, tpie ridtig baben sic allein
mild beurteilt", itan1melte iie, ,,i9
bin ,tngliidlib. geiemano abnt es, tpie
ungliidli6 i6 bin; er bat mid belo.
gen, Elm falides Spie nit mir ee-
trieben> mein 9eben getriibt uno ger.
fort fir INNER"
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gemeint, mein atno'', beeiitiete Die al.
te Srau, ,,es fann bieueidt alles oo9
nod gut tperoen."
,9eie, niemals mieoer, oenn er 1T
ia tot."
Mrs. Meaoes a1,tportete ni6ts,
ood fdlofien ii6 Die ,peiden alien
Singer nod feiter Inn uIritas eifig
falte $ano; fie ielbft bate idmere,
btttere St1noe1 Der Gorge ,sr.o oes
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es Momente gibt, tpo nidt geiproden
tueroen 6arf.
SD iDeiB ielbit niht, mas mid su
Sbnen trieb", iagte ulrito eroIid ri.
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bigger, .,ib eIottbe, 6ob Sie MID an
iernan6 ertnnerten. ON et1ten oIten
Weann. Der emit iebr eiitis gegen mid
eetpeIen."
Isle taten gut oaron, 3u tommen,
uetn Rtn6. Eommp, mos eibt es MN
ido ntpteber?"
Sou1mDs &opf eri6ien ioeben in
Der balbee0ffneten Cir.
~@roBmammi, i'd braude ben Spa'
gat, ben Dir mir oeriproden."
~@Iei9, mein Sunge, ioglei6."
Mrs. Mun6t 5og cine 5dublobe
auf uno nabm elm altes 3tgarrenfiit'
den beraus, in tpel6em ieoes Stiid"
ben Spaeot, >peldes ins Saus fam,
bon ibr getpiiienbaft fir oerlei &C.
legenbeiten aufbetpabrt tp1r6e. Neben
oem @iltden lag ein BGd6en Sei6en.
papier, in gleider 8eiie geianmelt
uno iorgfaltig geglGttet uno geor6"
net.
,,5ie itno es eetp0bnt> itets BEL mir
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id fmn es Sbnen nidt beidreiben,
tpie iebr mid Sbre Ndbe berubigt uno
erfrtidt; adj, id bin 10 miioe uno
oas ~g8eb in meinem Ser5en brennt
uno qudlt."
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5tpet Sbilling tranf. Oft uno oft
pdbreno 6ieier trouliden @tun0e
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5epp 3lt ftd) fpre6en. Mrs. Mea6e
unO Der alte 8aftor tparen ieoenfaIs
aus glei6em 5toff gefornt, nur bate
eritere Die rofde auffoiiung Der Grou
uno Die gr5iebung boraus, pel9e BEL.
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meines alten Sreunoes, 0o9te uIrita
5tpii6en einem 266eIn uno einem
Senf5er. - Sortiebung foIgt.
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| sic mid fiir ,.nsIidEt9 balten."

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Gus 6er Stinute Hang WiBtronen
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Sroge.
SD fann Sbnen nidt iaeen, spor'
INN, Iiebes Rino''. anttportete Mrs.
Meaoes' alte, Iiebse Stimme, ,.aber
bonn eriten augenblide an, als i@
sic iab, tpuBte id, oaB Sbrem 2eben
ettpas feble, ,tno id uollte, tb fonnte
es Sbnen geber."
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tbre Sdn6e bergeno, idlu68te~ ite laa.t
auf.
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4ugen NIT mitletosbonen Erdnen fiji"
ten; sort 5og Die alte Srau bas itnge
8eib gu iid nieoer, uno ibre tpei@en
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MeODIntiOu
(5ortiebung bon 5eite 81

8erlauf un6 ibr @n6e borge5ei6net.
go biel aus Der beriibmten uNpo.
logic oes @briitent11ns" oes 0omini.
tonerS B. gilbert Wearia. 8eib iiber
Die Hebolution! (Des groBen 8ar.
nerS, ben man Dor 25 Bis 80 SSabren
au6 I'M fatboliIden 0eutidInno febr
iiber Die I6iel anlob)
8enn beute Die Gtaoten ftd Dor
Der ollergefdbrli9iten Reoolution,
oem 8oli6etpismus uno Ieiner @0ue
auf @roen fbiiben pollen, 10 mu1ien
iie - oos ilt oos erite - glei6 5u
anfanG pie Dr. 5eipel 1927 in
8ien, ben freben 3umutungen Der
Meuterer entidloiienen @ioer1tono
entgegenfeben. 9os 5tpeite uno bie1
tpi6tigere 1T Die 5eelenlanierung in
ben eigenen &reiien, tpie iie Der gro.
BE prieiterli6e Staatsmann Seipel
&f gegen BEN &ulturboIi9etpis.
ebenfalls proflan1iert bat. Darum
mus ale @rten oes Neubeioentums,
Oh ite it6 I'M 2ager Der &apitaIilten
ODER Der groben 8olfsmaiien brett
MAIDEN. Oenn oieies Neubeioentum,
oieie immer fre6er uno i9amIofer
fi6 breitma6enoe l1niittIi6feit, for.
bert @ottes Corn beraus un6 oamit
oas Strafgeridt oes stpirfliden Sol.
i6etpismus, oes glenbs uno Der Sun.
gersnot! Desbalb @atbolifen uno
9riitastreue Broteitanten: Seraus
our riifltdtsloien 8etdmpfung oes
geodtfults in 8dbern, 8arieties,
Sbeater un6 @tnos, 3trfulien uno
Sportfelten!
@itterli@en Sdut aber Der air@e
uno oen &loitern, bic nit ibrem ge.
ten uno 8iiBen un6 @ibneleioen Got.
tes ftrafenoe Sano obbaGtenl Sdus
ben 5amilien, Sdus Der l1niduIa IN.
terer &tnoer 1t,ro Siinelinge uno
Sungfrauen! aatnpf alien Jeinoen
Der Stride, bic unier ftdrtites 8oIlper1
gegen arieg 11no 8olidetpisuus ,tn0
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gsittpDa ben Il. 6ebraar 1916

CANA neil. aoa fab rofte aus uno |
stelln.
Gin bomerif6es @eId6ter abert6nte
tire @orte. ..
aDu biit tpieber gata on, Meantn1i''
iagte Mrs. Butler betnabe borid, ober
bod nit ratoerboblener Berpltnbe.
rlsne nod ibrer Mutter bliden6, ,,ou
pirIt uns nod beereifli9 1ta9en, oaB
0eine 6diiblinge eieentli6 berfannte
56onbeiten itno; id pitroe mid i6d'
men, cine 10 ebrtpiirotge Wotrone, spie
o,s bift, ibrer 9a6trube at beraubert,
nur nm meine ipisigen Sdultern '5ei.
gen 5u fonnen."
,,8o5a tp1ren oenn bic oIten
Sral1en oa, qino, tpenn iie ft6 nidt
bod ireenotpie 1tiitli9 MAIDEN Mir
ben', iaete Mers. Mea6es nit ibrem
miloen eiitigen 2d6eln; .,tptr itno
ni9t nebr geiftreid, oenn rrnier @e'
oabtnis 1T idon idtpad, mir baben
feline araft mebr, itn6 ou6 1pabrlia
ni6t ih0n an3ui9ouen. ..."
naber lieb, 10 lieb", rtef Der ganoe
@bor ertb,titaitiid.
~@roBmante1ti lit bic 590nfte bon
allen", fdrte Die fleine Bonp NIT
elmer energie, als foroere fte Die gan.
&c @elt in Die S@ronten, uno i'm
nd9ften Quge1,blid erItidte Die ornte
Gro mom1na betnabe 1tnter ben &iti.
fen unb utnormungen ibrer groBen
ltnb tletnen Berebrer.
Gin idarfes &lingeln erniidterte
bic @emiiter; oos Stolen zines 8a.
gems batte man in Der 4ufregung
iiberbort.
,,Bas fiir cine id0ne 5rutl" idrie
BollD, bic miibiam aufs Senfterbret
geflettert tpar.
~0a miro es tpobl gut fein, spean
ih mid suriidaiebe," u,etnte @rob.
namma, lid bin ,tidt gang beiu9s-
fabig. Sic befreite fi9 aus Den Iesten
fte nmidlingenoen Irmen, ftrib ben
s9leier aure9t, Der ibr &aar I'M.
bIate uno Der 1tnter 6et itiirn1ifden
2tebfoiumsen be6enflt9 gelitten bat.
te, urro elite aus Dem 3i1nmer. GRIT
In Der &inoeritube ma6te fie Solt, foB
aber i'm nadlten @ugenbltd a19 i9on
etfrtgit an Sbtl's 5triinpfen itop-
fen6, am NGbtid.
9od I'M Sdtdfalsbu9e itebt's ge.
ibrieben, oaB 8bi1's Striimpfe bea1te
5erriiien bleiben iollten, benin eben
itiirn1te Der tleine gBtlofang nit Der
Meloung berein, bic id0ne Oame NIT
oem ib0neren 8agen iei nur @roB.
mammas tDegen gefon1nnen, un6
tuanf9e oieie gu ipreden. @inen Mo.
ment lang, Die Striintpfe @biIs nod
in Der Sano, 50gerte Die alte Grau,
bonn itri6 iie it6 Die Saare glatt un6
elite berab. sSSen1ano berlangte nod
tbr, bas eeniiste. als tie in ibrer
gerduf6lofen 8eiie in bas 8obn.
5tmmer i9liipfte, itan6 cine groBe,
rei6gefleibete Same innitten 6esfeI.
ben. 9as f9one Mntlik tpar bIeid ,,n6
DIE tnl1nberbaren 4ugen buntel Inn.
rdnoert. gs tpar bic @isf0nigin Der
nergangenen Nabt.
Mrs. Meabes itieB einen balbun.
teroriidten 5brei aus, in benz ueber.
rafdnng nno @ergniigen fib feltiam
miidten, uno itrefte Der Srenoen
beioe SGnoe entaeaen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-14
Die weltberuehrnte
St. Benedict Wundsalbe

grprobtes &ssImtttel pegen aae 9Elen %"
s!ten nna tril4en 8uneea. SslSsDhr:sa' s:::s.
Nitte 8e6 MIR 6urd5 Boit Oeoneserber au
if5i6en. aeine Gtauibs. - 90 GeutS BE
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-14
. by JULIAN OLlENDOpFF-

Pfc David Daily u S. Infantry of Richmond Texas When the
forward motion of poons halted Pacific island attack
he stood up dped ammunition belt his shoulder and opened
fire from his hip, spraying enemy pboxe His permitted
fellow withdraw safely He cited for heroic
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