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The Nome nugget., 1945-06-22
NEW COMMANDER FOR LOCAL BASE

Col. James H. Potter, of the Alaska Command, took over com mand of the Nome Base, from It. Co. Richard H. Hackford, who has been commanding officer for the past two years. A veteran of World War I, Col. Potter served overseas in the Air Corps. Just prior to the present assignment he was Deputy Chief of Staff at Divi- sion Headquarters. Colonel Potter lives in Bucks County, Pennsyl- vania, is married and has two charming daughters.
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-22
DIR. BEN MORGAN AND NIECE VISIT NOME

Dr. Ben Morgan and niece Bar bara Roueche were visitors in Nome this week. Dr. Morgan says that ever since 1898 he has had a desire to visit Nome but was never able to take the time it required to make the trip. With facilities now available by air travel he decided to fulfill this desire.
 Dr. Morgan is from Chicago and specializes in anesthesiology. He invented the apparatus involved in giving the proper dosage of aneSthetics and informed us that Nome will soon have this modern equipment. He stated that he en- joyed his visit here and was amazed at the immensity of the territory which is unsettled.
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-22
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS

Incoming passengers Wednesday night were Ed Alyea, Bryan Ros- seau, David Mazen, David Mazen. Jr., Mrs. Fred Dent, Amigo So- rano, Mrs. Lillian Mullens, Rita Tavis, Marcel Green. Outgoing passengers were Otto Weinard, Charles Cummins, It. Chester Gunther, Dr. Ben Morgan and Barbara Roueche.
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-22
Quake Reported epq rr,tsi Rv Massachusetts Seismograph ,-r

WESTON, Mass, June 22-IP) An earthquake of fairly strong" proportions, about six thousand miles northwest of Boston, in the vicinity of the northern sea of Japan was recorded by the Wes- ton College seismograph. Rev. Charles F. Turner said "it started at 5:3O a.m., EWT., and lasted about half an hour"
 Father Turner said the tremor centered about sixty-five miles under the center of the earth but was doubtful if it struck any pop ulated areas.
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-22
ALASKA AIRLINES

Thursday the Douglas plane ar rived from Anchorage with a load of express for Gambell. Outgoing passengers to Unalakleet were MT. Krone, Mrs. J. w. Johnston. Gordon Wiles and Tex Marillo.
 Pilot Weaver will make the reg ular mail run to Kotzebue today.
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-22
U. s. Hopes To Prosecute War Criminals Soon

LONDON, June 22-R-Jus- tice Jackson announced that the United States plan to prosecute Germany's arch war criminals in one collective trial and expressed the hope that it might start "be- fore the end of summer"
 Justice Jackson, chief United States prosecutor, emphasized at press conference that he couldn't speak for the three other major western powers, but said no ob- jection to the proposal had yet been lodged by Britain, Russia or France. *i -" < The British Foreign Office an- nounced- that representatives of United States, Britain, France and Russia will open discussions in London early next week to draw up the list of major criminals and to settle the plans for the trial.
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-22

A Danish postmaster, Einar Hol- boil, conceived the idea of the Christmas tuberculosis seal.
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-22

Buy War Bonds-7th War Loan!
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04
Detroit Girl
Leads Skaters

Nancy Lee Parker Of Detroit
and Ruth Jones of Cincinnati,
shared top honorS in the regional
roller skating competition last
night at Arena Gardens.
Miss Parker. Tunnerup for the
national title last year, topped the
junior girls figure skating con-
testants. while Miss Jones is lead
ing the senior ladies. Closely be-
hind Miss Jones is Betty Ross OF
Detroit.
Other leaders are John Will
liams. Columbus, junior boys
Phyllis Meipley, Detroit. juvenile
c girls: Donna Hill. Detroit, Ju-
venile b girls; Roger Fuerst, Day
ton. juvenile B boys; Janet Oar
mer, juvenile A girls; William
Gallagher, Cleveland, juvenile a
I boys; Mary Darmer, junior girls
( John Miller, Cincinnati, junior
boys; Charlotte Roos, Cincinnati
intermediate girls, and Don Mar
| tin, Detroit. intermediate boys.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04
VETS IN MEET

Two overseas fighters, John
Casper and Joe Proctor, competed
in the doubles. Casper 1imps from
one of two wounds received with
the infantry in Italy. Proctor
served three years in the Pacific.
A spectator is Gerald Bartos,
member of the Chadsey High
School team of 1943, back from
overseas wearing the combat
infantryman's badge and battle
stars.
Charles Watson. late of North
western High School. furnished
the chief junior surprise yesterday
when he capsized Arthur Plotkin
of the Wayne University team
60, 60 in a third round match
Watson. improving steadily, is
drawing attention. Bill Bechill
recent Redford graduate also
rebuked the forecasteTs IN taking
Crosse Pointe's Henry kuhlman
6-A 3-6. rs
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04
net Entries
Records Set

Sixty-five contestants in the jun
Tor division of the public parks
tennis championship tournament
is not only a record but an indi-
cation the game thrives after a
&nporary slump because of war
additions.
In fact, the 1945 event is a
complete answer TO the doubters
who foresaw a small entry. One
hundred and nine came into the
mems singles, Al into the women's
and 81 teams turned up for mems
doubles. The womens entry is
likewise a record.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
IUNIOK SINGIIS


Alex Hetseck defeated Hsfves SnldeT s-l
81 Bruce Agee defeated Joe LiiSin. 81 81
-. STANLEY osskiewict detestrd Harry Doug
las 90. so Bill BechiIl defeated Henry
kaufman, s-4 Sc, rs
Art Jordan defeated John samaritan 81
-ss3.~Rin Casieel .deieAitd Ceorgs Beatty, 90
"a Robert Coniey defeated Kfnntt1 Jdrr
AnlyaL ga 80 90 Eugene Bushss de
fested Dick Van PraaE 81, 6-3. BuAhsiA de-
featsd Bob Trees. so, 6-l
walter English defeated Edward Samaritan
80, 81 Harry kieineri defeated Edward
Cook 81, 81 Arthur Plottin defeated Bruce
kirchnef 81 Ga Robert King defeated
Bedros Taneslien 81 81 Lloyd Murray de-
ieated Harold Cola. 81. oil Richard Ia
owEEi defeated Blair Draper. e-4 %
Ssh.odor, Albert Ja9 defeated James cTonin.
White. Is ST. 90 AT vsrsdy defeated
Dave csrhan. 90 so. Ch,rsi watson DE-
iest,d Pio,sin. 90. 50. watson defeated
Edeis Roslak oeiss,ee Elntr Susr sc
Ga James " Johnson defeated hll MuAin
IS. 6.4 JohnSon defeated Henry kaufman
s-3 % p.ibtrt Russell defeated Leonard
Keaa-s-o- so James Ksnasel l-aa.sAiae
Robert King. e-i. e2 walter EnElhh o.
defeated GeorEs PAppas. a. 81. Watts de-
fsateo Phil SnyoeT 81 so
Leonard KsTpsleI defeated Sydnrv Terry
a. - Bill cstieel defeated VlcotJ Bfscen
81 o-s 60 George CuthinF ST. dsffatea
Rudy H,rnando. 81 81 81 A., E44ite4-
defeated Dr j. n Curh6n. OIL. G.l CiaIsnt'
Hunter aeisAtsd Robert StIiilinzEl-- -n-G-n
Pay Gibson defeated ClAreufs ~ksU e. 1913
T5EzxT osfsztsd jSu'E jcrup7U- :, y
woNEN-t
lltephins SmiD deissied ptt E-Cnnsf
81 - Ms SlsBIss bs iTs..sslss- asi4-tAa
..dins She,hsn 81 e-l MIS- RsT,no,au1s.
-4~isstea li~R~ Gsfses 50 a F,FIstiF'
-rrnsider defrstsd SslN Wart 90 so Ifens
HSakisSieH defeated RUN .Clsbsth. . g. 81
Lillian ZAdi defeated Ruin Mih0 o. g. To
- AaFY HsTnsndo w0n from Bsrhsfa Klslr
-' dsfAur Lillian van BuIcn debated Norma
rutuih. Is. 6-3
MIN'S not bIES
Clarence Stau-Victcf Bfsder cs'catsd Rob
rr' kinE-WiNntm Cssteel. 4. -. Lsonafs
J4rnkun.LarTy FresbsTn defeated Bafolc
CaGrhilESiek ksksf 80. ca 90 SfAnle'
pfAkies icF- RichsTc Russell defeated Kline
aiIllcT-Jghn Casper. go. Is
RisI HstTscg waiter KnTilEn dFfestSe frHni
Se'berE-AlsI P,utynsKi o-l. 1910 Leousr
ktrps sies- De bert Russell defeated PM BIZ
lecsLBi Psttyn, 50 90 walter Preston
Ftans Skisrtki defeated pa Rogtfs-Jos Pfoc
tor 90. Ga Ray Cibton-Toun CSuley oefeste,
Dick ZAeorowssi-J0hn Lychuk, 81, Ga.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04
nIIAMARI PARK

Weather tlcsI 'rsrs grrd
FIuu R8cf-SUFsf Report Mik O SgHi-
var sun Mica Arg0 Rose
Secuud Rsce-STf ABE
Flrn Race-Lss VsgeS., TOP Money. SIX
tsen Gents sunset Boy.
sixth Race-Si'a Jean SsrsVak knights
oues' Lost snd Fcunc Sergeant v
Eighth Rscc-DlIly Helshs. The Cen
sral
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04
AOUEDUCT RESULTS

FIRST RACE-2.yesr-o!ds sis furlonss'
Jackie Bats tGuefint SO 40 20
BrusdiDofn lynch . so 90
Leo / tRlenA, - S 90
-ftrnr-i eT-.-H- i-3el-
Grand Word Menace and Briggs also ran
SECOND RACE-3-ytSI-Clff and W = mile
TerW tPittsrelt $40 2 20 so
Credentials tAFcsfe4 . So se
High Tint LindbeTg 90
Time = 3-5 oN 0S
War Dressing Nspoo GuShsf Topping Dry
Goodx.- -RSG1nc- SLaI Ard SE1H- -I1Kn- SISQ
THIRD RACE-3-yeeT-odS and ~ "A mile.
Picket Lind tMehrtens 40 20 o 90 10 80
flying son tLindbeFgl 1850 q
sun Flame Atkinson so
Time ! -A-s-ct4 ALL
Miss Puritan Slight Edge LswrinSon. Wlbs
Bob soulful surf. sarge, Afmof Bearer and
St!ii Life also isn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04
ARLINGTON PARK

First RAce-AladeAr. Motovsts stinu,s
second Pscr-Old Loyer sonny Bot
SUMNER night Double Duty. ANan
FoEarel
Fouvh Pace--Nf Psbblt
sixth Race-Bul Weed
seventh Race-Putitthrre
Elghtn Racc-Tatk Force kfritcriouS
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04

COMMUNIQUES

EDITORS NOTE;
trip o
operations and the Gs stationed thcre)
I'VE Hope Light Opera Marching and Egg Laying Society
neTng audiences WeT really USO this
summer the European rube
Every meeting
four W
be O the
told
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04
QIInICT

Wrt'nff cItaF tfAcE nov
FiNt RhcS-Eay Scout
Second Racc-Buiidiurcr Love Is Bind
SIKH Rsce-Dcye Shoot Smoiensko Bel
trt Cat.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04
STFToIk Downs

Weather CisAr irsCt 'sv
FirU RaCe--Resr Guard. Winccur E.nr
Neptune kbngacH.
Second Rbcr-R flFufc, Dihhtf
Fourth Race-Gypster, Arlc. Beam Va
dina AlprA
Ftrn Psre--Super Foot Kan Double
Sfr'N P8ce--Trpsl sue pisrs SPot'sr.
PGsIante DoStCf Jcrp Boot and spur
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04
Chinq's Boy Jim

Jim Johnson. 17-year-old hockey
,-layer- At Michigan is the son of
Ching johnson Of major league
fame.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04
Bill Trackman
WORTHWHILE DOWNS

NORIHNIiLE DOWNS
i-SCOTT SPENCER. Mannister Direct.
Pehm
2-BUSY MAN Even Star Draper
2--LEE MORGAN Peter Douglas. W Klio
A--LASDY'S : FIRST. Busy Man Draper
5-WORTHY ERMISE Homewood. war
EaEie
e-LoRD FAUNTELRoY. Madam Butterfly.
hsgnesium
7-YOu KNOW war Eagle Harry GratiAn
s-LORD FAUNTELROY, Madam Butte1ly
Magnesium
e--LADY SPENCER. Esrls RinElcadsr
Guy NcElWyn
BEST-LORD FAUNTELROY (e'hi.
LONG SHOT-BAPON ABBE iZtAt.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04
WONiENF
BEST SELECTIONS
Lew Waller
WEDNESDAY
BELMONT

WEDNESDAY
BELMONT
l-PHASTASY Commits Bolids.
2-ES ITEM Copper Boy. Darcy Duntfan.
J-ETERRITY Coincidence Post Graduate.
mist O COLD Uncle Mac DeTAFs
S-DEviL DIVER AsI Bstth Rcundsu.
THOR Heliop'ic Flarr Rack
7-TuTURAhA Rrenner Pbu HsEtUsn.
BEST-DEvIL pIvER
ARLINGrOS PARK
'-EPfZAP Hsdill TnCfmUuc
2-HURi HON HARI. f0rtsI- Hv TIVE
3-JUKE BOX Fyen Sf'cr Pu' r Tns.s
|-FIGHTISC TEANk, War BIscs Trn-
DeNf
s-oUfz-LF Bolo Tis E,p.r- coo
s-HARTiAN Msry Nsfch' HuH "a er>--
7-OCEAN WAVE EQui'JE Daily Trogrs
e-SHARF WATCH. on your To~I Tvo
. nEefs
h BLsr-FIGHrING TRhNE.
DELAWARE
TEAR DROP Petsh Best Rec Shoes
7-RoBERTo, Crossed Action .Brosc Dsv.
,-cntLARETTE Blu, Dec. H.,, ,rd
4-wlckLIEEI GAL. Conrad MInn. P,h,y
s-HoRksLEwpE. A,,,n,n, A,r,
s-ADONIs Tn, poEe Doeks'aosr
&c. COODY Ssnnka- -pstf-fsrrar
s-DAEcISG ARCHIE Flsnge. Bisht Pc.
marx
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04
SUFFOLK DOWNS RESULTS

FIkST KAtI--4 -YfaT-UIdt tUQ uff"-t lI.lIt-
klegfg iRoiIIus 20 40
Keekee philips 90
Tlur ! ! 3 is or 3hlg
- Fs+4+s-t ssas4- PETE E.sfii. DaaL.s Bol.ibsn-
NlGiuck FuSrS scout OIiSsy Shot Noah
=-s=--7-fsf-f Prom and To clock also ran.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04
Scratches
1HISIIInnMN

NFsfFfT cloudy ffa|E fsk'.
FIffi RaCe-Resl SWeFf RifEsl-f
Third Rsrf-Popt Fivsl B.scE CAtt.
F0urtn RAce--Doll BABY.
Fi''h Pscr-- Morse lon
Shth Rscs-Tiu Pan Aisy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04

The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04

OI CDuISt, IdkIHB JHt SIIIS
along is a little silly because
If I'm there ready 10 tell my
jokes none of the soldiers Will
pay much attention 10 them.
Mote: I'd better stop
writing that kind Of stuff. II
sounds ridiculous even TO me-
Before they let YOU out
Oft fo-t.f,,+rttf- %.-44teo.-FeHlfE
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04
MaFann tntTy,
ar and Bel Mar entry.

1FiyS pounds claimed for ridcr
=NEGAgen= pounds etaiHEd for Edcf
Horses listed according 20 post position
Weather clear. track last
Pest2 so . m EWT
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04

Horses listed according 40 post posi-
xAppfentice allowance claimed
~. sIs.v.--~---s-i~s----,re. --f.ss-r-.--------
Post 3 m Detroit Tine
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04

KS lbs apprentice allowance claimed.
XII lbz- Apprentice allowance claimed,
Horses llstsd IA ordRr 81 pn1t puLltlln.
weather ClsaT. tfaCs good
Post. 3 3. m Detroit time.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04
RESULTS, ENTRIES AND BEST SELECTIONS
SUFFOLK DOWNS ENTRIES

a-Genter a Flanders entry.
b-R W Collins entry.
c-Mr and Mrs W w Adams entry.
THIRD RACE-S2 600 the star Spanrled
Banner. Class ID allowances, 4-yeaT-oldA and
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04
ron WEDNESDAY

a-Mr A Reed and BUnu0m1 entry
b-M seWmeyer and v Wills Jr Tfntry
c-MayiaiT stable and Margaret AcCalum
entry
bonds claiming, 5-year-0ids and ~. l-i6
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-09

Dor 6em 80lfer. uno MenI6enre9t
gebemmt poren. auf Der onoeren
Seite DiiIen mir beute gut genug,
bob Die uioturierten" N6dte teinen
&rieg poIlten un6 0aB ite (in Witn.
den) Dem Srie6en io9or 3ugeitdno"
niIie madten, oie beinobe i6on ouf
cine Aboanfung Dor Der ~bungrigen"
flelnen Sonfurren3 binausliefen. Gin
0en praftii6en &oniequen5en ibrer
&npitulationspolitif boben bic 6emo.
fratiiden N66te freilid feline Sreu'
oe erlebt, uno gu ibrer &orreftur BE-.
ourfte eS zines 3tpeiten 8eItfriege5
innerbol6 zines Observation-Disclosures
@ilenbomer ipra6 Io5uiagen am
8orobeno Der 8eiiegelung Oe5 Ser.
trogsperfes bon Son Sronci5co, ooS
in ieinem Observation-Disclosures Eeile
Die @rfenntni5 bert0rpert, bob ieoe
bonoeIspolitilbe 8enodteiIigung
groBer 8olfer bel oieien bic &rieg5z
mentalitdt 6egiinltigt, uno oaB Die
SerIdledterung ser 0fonomiI 6en
OuieinSbe0ingungen Ser breiten 8e'
polterungsmoiien irgenOeines 2an0es
ieOe5mal Ben Werbern fir einen
neuen plonetorii6en Eotenton5 Gas
ru6lole Spiel erleidtert. 81iidliGer-
pelle ipridt Ser 9lbltimmung5iieg,
ben Oie COMMUNICATION in Ben glei.
6en Sugen nit ibrer liberoIen San,
oel5politif I'M &ongreB errungen bat,
Oofitr, oaB altd unere @clebgeber sic
9ei6en Ser 3eit 81 0euten perIteben
4no gelernt boben, OoB sic bette 9lu-
Benpolitit Die lit, 0ie oud Sen No6-
barn BON Sor9e unO GriIten5ongIt
befreit uno alien Solfern Oieler uoue
70orld" einen ertragliden 2eben5-
ItonOor0 ge1pabrleiItet.
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&oiIe fiinf5ig Sabre lang Die iibrige
VtenIdbett gebuBt, Benedict uno 5u
beberri6en beriu6t bat". 0ie
Deuti6- -Imerifoner, bic bod aud 5u
oieier y&aIie" geb0ren, 0iirften iiber-
roI6t iein gu b0ren, mas fir boSnil-
lige Weniden lie itn0! Ser Smperios
liSmuS lit itdcrlib biel ipeniger cine
oeutl6e alS cine engliI6e &ranfbeit.
3uOem lit Oer5eit ser ruiiii6e Bar
oorouf aus nit oI1er Silfe uberniinf.
tiger Meniden" o0er fdIidIid) &C.
nannter ~Si6eroler" Die Weni6beit
gu beberrl6en - sen @roBteiI bat
er berelts geDonnen, tpie feline Seller
51 lpat 5ugeben tper0en.
5. Mon miro i6IieBIidj berIhnei-
gen, ooB Gcuti6lono beriudte, gfuB-
lono an ieine Seite gu bringen. Nun,
9ItlerS 9iinOni5 nit Stain lit cine
unbeItreitbare geidi6tlide SotIade.
GoB e5 fcin 8iin0niS ser Screen mar,
1T in Giono5 Tagebii6ern nad3uIe-
len. IS ldeint rein 5ufaaig, 6ob Sit
Ter 5uerIt ieinen 8unOe5gcnollen onz
9rlft. 3milhen 9itler uno StoIin be.
ltebt uno beIton0 ME cin ioeoIo0iiher
Negenlot, ur1r Sic 6orben uno 9lbs
5elhcn morcn Dcridie0en. Sn Der nit
elnenl Tormort 2or0 6olifor' emp
1oblencn SNriIt @or0 2lopO5, She
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e9: "Gua 9iin>ui5 nit GuBlon0 be-
oeutet 6itler5 cnOgiiltigc 9lpoItoiie.
u mar Scr Tcrrot an europa. G5
beOeutcte, 0oB ouf Dem 9lltor fontnll-
nlItl'hen Gbrgci3c3 ni6t aQein oo3
oltllrbc Eolcn, lonOern ou6 onocre
1'nobbongigc Stuoten geopiert mur,
ocn" Il. 50. uG5 / it fein 3ufau,
c2 Itc6t I'M Ginflang ser neIentliden
So9lt Der Iatiudcn, ooB sic grobcn
notcrioliItiId)cn 9llltofrotien Ser mo-
orrncN Melt enoli0 in cin 8iiuoni3
bMeln8c}mlu1gcn Durocr, 0c1Ien
}ued e3 it, gclnclnIum ben lcbcnOen
&orper Bolcn5 81 5erlHncioen.
Shlottcrei - Oos lit Die cin3iae
Sotl9feit, fiir oie iie ou5geitottct
1WO" II. 26). Wohe lid ie0er lelbIt
ocn Heim I'M HiNte ser Iebten Gat=
lodelr pielleiGt nod Dem &citgeOon=
ten Oe3 gleiHcn 8ude5: uSm &i6tc
oleIer 5pnlIden 2Ipoltoiie miiiien mir
Die lpotcren 9lu5oriife . ser Sor=
&c Inn Die 3ufl1nft Ser europGiid)eu
@c1lttl'ng beurteiIen" (S. 56).
(S1luB folgt)
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Sn Der Sibung oes 8unoeslenats
bonn II. oSuli bat, tpie in unIern 8ldt.
tern bereits lebte 8o6e tl1r3 berid.
tet pur6e, Senator @aItlauo bon
Wstlltfiippi borgetragen, oaB tbm ge.
legentlib ieiner guropa-9feife bon
boben Sffi5ieren uno 8eamten NIT
getetlt poroen iei, oaB r5piIden
5tpei- uno fiinftouieno oeutide Mao.
hen aus guten Somilien 5ul lammen.
getrteben uno in Die subway Der
Staot Stuttgart gebradt" poroen
lelen, mo ite vpon fran5oiiiden 0eger.
Ssloaten, Die amerifanii6e 1utfor,
men trugen", bergetpaltigt pur6en.
Sie 8epolferune oiejes Seiles
9eut i6lonos ~bube geeloubt, oaB es
itd (tpegen Der llnifornD Inn ameri-
tanii6e Soloaten eebanoelt babe,
tpoour9 oas amerifanii6e Sin ieben
gei6aoigt porben" iei. 8enige Soae
ipater - am 6. Ssuli - iei in Der
amerifaniiden Breiie cine aus ssranf.
furt am Wain batierte gfeuter-Mel.
oung 5ur geroffentliduns gelongt,
tpona6 oas Sauptquartier Der ame.
rtfanii6en Sediten Mrmee befannt.
geseben babe cine borsenommene
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"a bat einmol Elm gelebrter Sri.
titoIter, Der ltet5 Dem Iieben @ott
ms Sanomerf pfulben poute, BEN
9lu5lprud getun: vWenn bIoB Der
flelne Elanet grOe beDobnt pore, 10
fame mir oa5 groBe, unermeBli9e
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mle cine toloilule Gerlbmenoung
por!"
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9lugcn nldt! 8eruOe OaS 8egenteiI
lit Der SAT-: penn Der liebe 8ott nur
eln puar ouBcnO ODER ein puor tau.
leno Sterne erl9affen b1tte, 10 er.
lhlene oa5 Die 8ei5 uno 9lrn1ut.
Nelf erbabener 3pef lit es oagegen,
oaB Die oielen Veiuionen Sci Itirne,
aub penn lie nt6t betpobnt Iino, unS
nit ibrer Itlaen Bra6t uno rei6er
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ouf oie 9 @roBeuno @eis beit
lbre5 Sd0pfers poriingen! Cine elm.
5l9e Mecnldenleele, ia Elm ein5iger
9eoonfe lit GROCER unO pi9tiger als
oaS gan5e materielle Weltou.
2aS tperoen mir umIo beIIer eins
ieben, ie ernlter mir beber5igen:
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sSo5u Ole @elt? geim gropbeten
SSIaia5 beanttportet @ott IeIbIt oieIe
Jrage ulio: ~3 II % e iner b.
re babe Sd lie (oie 8eIt) erI9of.
fen" Gin &iinltler idofft elm 8iIo, Ell.
nc Statue, Elm Vtuiifitiid ulp. in BEN
aIermeiiten 5alen oesnegen, oomit
er Dies iein &uniter5eugniS oerfaufen
lln0 10 8elo berOienen fonn; aIIo:
lucil cr cs brau9t.
@ie gan5 onoer5 it's bel ienem
allmclIen uno alna6tigen &iinltIcr,
Der OoS @unoernert oeS gan5en
@cItou5 geidaffen BobrIi9 Ser
liebe 8ott braudte Die @eIt ni6t; 1ie
lit Sbm 9egeniiber oiel geringer uno
ormleIlger alS oos elenoeIte Biirm-
hcn gegcn Den boditen @neel. llnb
menn audi @ott oie 8elt ni9t er.
lhoffen batte, 10 pGre Ct trosoem
ebenlo madtig uno reid uno ielis,
nie Gr es iebt lit.
tsSortiesune arf 6ette 81
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-09

beiBt: l1ngIatben. aus Der bluten
6reite Moiien unieres Boltes, ber~
bebt BON faIi6en IpoIteln unb Bro-
pbeten. Die bierte 8unoe beiBt:
@loubensperIeugnung. 8os 1T bic
Ser5punoe Der Geiglinge, Der Sfla'
ben ser Wenl6enfur6t, ser QeiIetre-
ter uno 9fIflidtsmGnner, ser Stre'
Der un0 ser SteueniGger. Die finite
8un0e enOlt6 lit Der 9l6faa bonn
@louben, mag er itiui6Deigeno uno
beilnlid ober erfldrt uno 0ffentli6
| iid] OoI13ieben. Sriiber mar Oieie
FINITE 8unOe Ieltener olS ieBt. a6er
bcut5utoge Oerblutet Ii6 oa5 reli-
gi0le 2eben monde5 Weni6en an ibr,
oftmal5 aus @ritnoen un1ogbor
fleinli6er Nrt.
Ger &ompf 5miIden @louben uno
ltnglou6en bat immer getobt, un0
jebt tobt er beftiger ol5 ie. Seine
8ranoung5Dogen pirft er btnein in
Die Sdulen, in Die 90rIQle Der Uni.
uerittaten, in Die Gale ser groBen
StdOte, in 0enen ungldubige Re0ner
auftreten, ober Die 8ronoung5mogen
OicIc5 Samples Ipiilen ou6 i6on
brron in Oie ltilen Gorfer uno an
Die Sduler auf 0en &unoe. lln0 lie
ncbmcn ben Veenihen oaS bi5ber
pertraute 8efiIbl, uuf feItem 8ooen
SIT Iteben. 3mei Ginge tun bier not
Griten5, OaB ieOer lid flor meroe,
0oB Scr llngluube Dem Menlden piel
ucriprud uno uQe5 nubm uno gar
nid)t5 8ob. Su, er idlagt Die S6rons
fen ncOcr, Die 0e5 Vtenlden Sun
IunO SalIcn regcln, gibt ibm Die un-
BcblnOcrte 6reibeit oe5 &eben5genuls
les III ieOer 6orn. Ga3 lit uber ou6
allies, uno ib CLAUDE ni6t, OnB ie elm
Vtrnb Dem 8lauben &ebemobl iQgs
tc, obue Ooiiir Die Ucpiilensnot uno
Die Jcue gu 9au5genolilnnen gu be-
fonnen. - 9uS 5peite, mas unS not
tut, oaa 1no Apotel OeS 8laubens
gc8enilber ben 2lgenten 0e5 llnglQu.
bcn2. Mcn Oo5 Wort 5ur 8erfiigung
ltcbt, Der loll 9lpoitel ein in Wort
unO Heoe; leOer uber loq IpoItel
lcln Ourd Die Sat, our6 oa5 CUTE
9eilpiel, Oa5 Dem Otitmenlden bic
Strait uuO Die ,Sdonbeit Oes olten
u1o eDl8 neren 0luuben5 porlebt.
llno teiner BON uns bergelie, 0oB es
beut5utoge 1llrgeuo5 ouf Der 8eIt,
mas 0eltn1rlng unO ueber5eugung
anbelon9t, aud) nur 10 Oiel neutroIen
8ooen glbt, ouB Elm &lnoerfuB bo.
rouf lteben t0nnte Ger &Qmpf Inn
Blauben un0 llnglauben bat jeine
SdladttelOer oLlberau, uuf Dem
Enrtettbo0en Oes SoIon5 nie auf
ben 9ol5Oleleu Der ArbeitSrGume
unO ouf Dem GrOrei6 Der Arbeits-
plnBe. llno wcnn e5 mabr lit, ooB
~eln Vtenld) leln" oplel beiBt aIs
~el1 &umpfer iein", oann lit es bop
peIt mobr, oQB vein GbriIt lein" 10.
oIel DtlBt, ais teilnebmcu an Dem
cm!gcn &rcu55ugc fir Die 8erteioi.
g1ng, Ncttlng uno @ie0ereroberung
oe2 beill8en &unOc5 uuIere5 futboIi.
ld)cn 8luuben5.
Dr.. ]. King
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-09
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Brnpaganhtlteu
Son 4. S. &ei 6enberger

Sn einem iiingit beroffentli6ten
artltel, uEbe Great German 9llibi"
ludt Sr. Sumner @eues Qmerifa
gu nornen Dor Der @efobr, bob beut.
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