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Evening star., 1945-05-06

Two games with Philadelphia s
Athletics at Griffith Stadium this
afternoon. starting at l:30. and the
Mats head for the sector that last
year was their Land of Woe-the
West.
In 1914. the Mats took a terrific
beating from the inland clubs. They
bagged a few games the first trip
West, but during the second inva-
sion they were punished SO severely
they fell to last place Nor were
they particularly successful on their
last tour, although they braced in
the closing series at Detroit to keep
a pennant from the Tigers. But
for their slovenly work in the West
the Mats might have become the
champions so many critics had eX-
pected them to be.
This year. they should fare bet
ter-especially during their initial
invasion. They haven't been hit
ting, but in that they have lot
of company They have some high
grade pitching. however, the kind
matched by few rivals. 1t should get
them over many of the rough spots
For today's twin bill, Skipper
Bluege has announced Mickey Haef-
ner and Johnny Niggeling as the
pitchers. Haefner has won one ano
lost two. Niggeling has won one
and lost one. Bluege had hoped
Dutch Leonard would be back from
his talk with his draft beard in
Springfield, Ill, to take over one
OF the games. But up to late last
night no word had been received
from Dutch and should he arrive
this morning he probably wouldn't
be in trim for toll after the long
train trip.
So Bluege has to risk pitching
Niggeling only five days after the
veteran hurler's last trip to the hill
1t was with only four days rest be-
tween games that Niggeling facec
The Red SoX in Boston last Tuesday
nd took his beating.
For the AS. Big Russ Christopher
nd Charles Gassaway, the latter {
Evening star., 1945-05-06
Giants Increase Lead
By Whipping Braves
In Two Contests
Ey the Associated Press.

| Ey the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 5.-The first
place Giants today increased their
lead to a game and a half over the
Cubs by taking a double -header
from the Braves, 1916 and Ga, before
1886.
Two big innings. the sixth and
the eighth, in which the Giants
scored IA runs gave the New York
ers the opener. Ernie Lombardi's
fourth homer with two on was the
big blow which sent loser Jim Tobin
to the showers.
Harry Feldman, although he
needed assistance from Ace Adams,
gained his third straight triumph
Van Mungo gained his initial vic
tory in the nightcap, although he
needed help from Adams, who made
his fifth appearance in the last five
Giant games. Mel OFT his his
fourth homer in the first inning,
his 493d of his career. only one be-
hind Lou Gehrig's total.
Johnny Rucker hit safely in both
games. to stretch his streak to IS
straight, while Tommy Holmes, who
homered twice in the opener for the
Braves, stretched his hitting streak
Evening star., 1945-05-06
Navy Sets 7 Records
In Track Triumph
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, May 5.-Two
Naval Academy records fell today
as Navy's track team swept to a
l162s-143s victory over a combina-
ton from University of North
Carolina and North Carolina Pre-
flight.
. Midshipman Clyde Scott of Smack
over, Ark, lowered the academy
120-yard high hurdle mark to l46
seconds. Joseph H. Patterson held
the former record of IS seconds.
In the mile relay. Navy's entry of
Floyd Cuff. Minot Simons, Art Big
ley and William Kash established a
new academy record at minutes
81 seconds. one second better than
the old mark.
Evening star., 1945-05-06
Horseshoe Aces Shoot
At Quuntico Today

Clayton C. Henson of Arlington,
horseshoe pitching champion of the
Capital area, today at Quantico will
attempt to repeat his victory of last
Sunday over Marine Corpl. Paul
Lattray, Missouri State champion
They will clash at pm.
In their other meeting, on the
Commerce Building courts, Henson
won four of six games and averaged
70 per cent ringers against Lattray's S
SO. Both are among the Nation S
topfighters and a large turnout is
expected for the Quantico battle
Evening star., 1945-05-06
Redskin Season Tickets
Selling at Fast Pace

General Manager Sid Carroll last
night predicted Redskin season
ticket sales for six home games
would break all records at their
present pace. The figure already
has reached 10000, or 1000 above
last seasons mark. Carroll said
first half-paymentS on tickets will
be due on or before May Is and
final payment between July Is and
August i.
Season ticket holders will be given
first claim on tickets for the exhi-
bition game here with Green Bay
September 23
Evening star., 1945-05-06
Eastern Branch Pitcher
Gets Second ko-Hiter

Harvey Henderson hurled his Sec
ond no-hit. no-run game in eight
days yesterday as Eastern Branch
shut out Falls Church, 80, in the
midget division of the Boys Club
Baseball League Last week he
hung zero on Merrick Club while
his mates ground out a 1910 verdict.
Yesterday 13 of his opponents
famed.
In another midget game yester-
day Georgetown Blues downed Alex
andria, 8-3, while Alexandria Pee
wees lambasted Industrial Home
School, 25-2.
Evening star., 1945-05-06
St. AIbans Nine Is Aided
To Subdue Woodberry
Special Dispatch to The Star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ORANGE, Va, May 5.-Two costly
errors by Woodberry Forest gave
St. Adams of Washington a 4-to-1
decision here today in pitching
duel between Walter Moore and
Derrick Daniels of the Saints al
though the former allowed the visi-
tors but three hits.
With his teammates outhitting st.
Adams, 7 to 3, Moore struck out
eight and gave up six passes. while
his opponent whitfield seven and
walked four. The duelists carried
the feud to the plate where Dan
iels poled out a single to bring in
the Saints first run, and Moore
got two for three
Evening star., 1945-05-06
Group Will Hold Outinq

President w. H. Wenzel of the
Washington Baltimore Mems Wear
Group expects IT'S or more to attend
the initial outing at the Manor Club
Friday. A varied program of sports,
including golf, tennis. horseshoe
pitching and softball, will be staged,
followed by a dinner at which prizes
will be presented.
Evening star., 1945-05-06
Links Stors Clash
At ArqyIe Today

An all-star exhibition match at
Argyle Country Club today PROM
ises galleryites a treat. George
Voigt. former Walker Cup player,
and three other District sharp
shooters will swing.
Voigt is teamed with Pro Cliff
Spencer against the Well-known
Claude Rippy and T. J. Gibraski,
professional club member at
Argyle.
Evening star., 1945-05-06
Totals Al Ii - IA Totals 81 s27l
= Batted for Kennedy in seventh.
Batted for Kennedy in seventh

-
Batted for Kennedy in seventh.
Batted for Kennedy in seventh
BROOKLYN ------.-.- 600 lO4 ISL?
Philadelphia ----- 600 010 007- s
Runs-Rosen, Galan, Walker "a, Olmo
90, Sukeforth, Hart Basinski, Gregg
w. Hammer. Dinges, Adams. Di Maggie,
Mancuso. Hasenmayer. Barrett Triplett
Errors-Galan. Hart: Basinski;, Gregg, W.
Barrett Runs batted INV. Hammer,
Dinges l3b. Rosen. Hart l2), Gregg t2),
Galan, Olmo, CaballeIo. Two-base hits
Mancuso, Dinges. Walker go Olmo
Stolen base-Sukeforth. Sacrifces-Ba-
sinski. Gregg. Double play-Stanky TO
Bastnski to Galan. Left on bases-Brook-
lyn, 9; Philadelphia. 3. Bases on balls
Of Barrett. 4: off Gregg. q off Cofiman.
J. Struck oul-By Gregg. ii: by Barrett,
l. Hits-Oh Gregg. : in s innings none
out in ninhp; of lombard o in inning;
of Barrett. = in , innings tnone out in
SIXTH; of Kennedy. > in > innings: off
Cotfman in :: innings. Wild pitch
lombard; Winning pltcher-Gregg. Los
ing pitcher-Barrett. Umpires-Messrs.
Pineli. Ballanfant and Boggess.
Evening star., 1945-05-06
Episcopal High Shaded
By Gilman Nine, 9-8

BY the Associated Press.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, May 5.-Gil-
man School of Baltimore edged out
a 9-to-8 victory over Episcopal High
nine here today.
Gilman OLA OBI non--a 10 2
Episcopal GOO 1872 400--S II r
Fulton and Slack; Restein Moffett
Richards and West
Evening star., 1945-05-06

Chicseo - lO3 600 loo
ST. Louis ------- ] 90 900 O0O-l
Runs-Hack Hughes. Livingston go.
Derrnger Hopp Error-Sanders Runs
batted in-Hopp Cavarretta 90. Hack
Hug hes go. Two-base hits--Livlnsston,
Hack, Hopp.. Three base hit-.Hughes
Home run-Hopp. Stolen base-Johnson
Double plays--Johnson to Hughes to
Cavarretta l2), Kurowski to Sanders Left
on balls-Of DerrlnRer, !; off Dockins. j:
off Partenhe!mer. l. Struck out-By
Derringer !; bv Wilks / Hits-Off
WlkS. 4 In 3 innings: of Byerly ! in ,
innings: of Dockins. in 3 innings of
Partenheimer. ! in l inning. Losing pitch
er-Wiiks Umpires-Messrs. Conlan,
Bar and Sears Time 81
Evening star., 1945-05-06
Friends School Tennis
Event Is Ruined Out

Competition in the Friends School
scholastic tennis tournament was
rained out yesterday.
Play will be resumed tomorrow at
$50 and continue through Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Evening star., 1945-05-06
4th Win for Derrinqer
Sees Cubs Rout Cards
Py the Associated Press.


ST. LOUIS, May 5.-The second
place Chicago Cubs punched their
hitting effectively. today to defeat
he Cardinals, 5 to l, and give Pitcher
Paul Derringer his fourth victory
of the season against no defeats.
Johnny Hopp's home run. the first
of the season by Cardinal player,
gave the champions their run.
Evening star., 1945-05-06
Dodgers Easily Annex
Pair From PhiI|ies
BY the Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA, May 5.-Brook-
lyn swamped Philadelphia in both
ends of double-h today 10-1
and 1913, with Curt Davis and Hal
Gregg notching their third victories
Of the season. Dixie Walker paced
the Dodgers attack with six hits and
scored twice.
Evening star., 1945-05-06

Totals - 10 "a Totals 30 10 - IL
.Batted for Barrett in fourth.
%Batted for Hutchngs IN eighth.
fBstted for Wietelmann iii ninth.
Boston 0Ol 600 003-4
New York lO3 600 o2X--6
Runs-Shemo. Holmes. Nieman, Wietel
mann, Rucker. OF (-t. Welntraub. Reyes
Mungo. Errors-Wentraub Mungo. Me
man. Runs batted not. Rucker, Vein
traub. Reeves. Mungo. Holmes. Mack, Gil
lenwater. Two-base hits-Mungo t2l
Weintraub, Reyes. Shemo Home run-Ott
Sacriflces-kerr C2l. HauSmann t,t.
Double play-HauSmann 10 Kerr to Wen-
traub. Left on bases-Boston. -; New
York. :. Bases on balls-Oh Mungo. g, off
Barrett, /; off Hutchings, >. Struck out
BY Munso, g; by Barrett, .; by Hutchngs,
3 Hits-On Barrett 5 in 3 innings OF
Hutehinss :. In INNINGS, off wallace. 3
tnone out in 9th,; of. Adams . in
inning. Hit by pitcher-By Mungo tGillen-
water. Winning pitcher-Mungo. Losing
pltcher-Barreett Umpires-Messrs. Dunn,
Henline. Magerkurth and Stewart. Time
Evening star., 1945-05-06
Totals @S 53l Il Totals % 221 Ii
-Batted Tor Swift n the seYenth.

1Batted for swift IN the seventh
Runs-Wiltshire c.). Crawley, Nal.
kaslan CO. Maldeghan Errors-Alsop.
Eckhardt Flynn. Keller. Scholl t2l. Runs
Datted in-Crawley, Asop, Miller Two
base hit-Wiltshire. Stolen bases-Mal-
Double piays-Eckhardt to Flynn to spens.
'!l, Phipps to Crawley to Wiltshire Or
bin to Maldeghan 10 Wiltshire. Left on
bases-Marlnes. ba :: Maryland, A. Bases
on bals-Of Orbin, 3; off Heatley. 4:
of Peircey, /. Strikeouts-By Oroin. 10:
by Heatley, y: bv Peircev. !. Hits-Oh
Heatlev, in innas; of Peircey. / IN
! inning. Hit by pltcher-Vianello Heat
ley,; Winning pitcher-Orbin. LosilSy
pitcher-Heatley: Umplres-Messrs. Shoe
maker and Morrison
Evening star., 1945-05-06

Runs-Culler, 60. Holmes t.). Rucker
go, Hausmann,- OFT t?), Filipowicz t2l,
Weintraub t2). Lombardi f2). Kerr. Field
man. Adams. Errors-Nieman. Wietel
mann. Runs batted in-Nieman. Holmes
90, ,Filipowicz C2). Weintraub 90, Lom-
bardi CD, Kerr, Adams, Rucker. Haus-
OFT Home runs-Holmes C). lombard
Sacrifce-Masi Double plays--W Workman
Wietelmann to- Cutler to Mack Hausmann
10 Kerr TO Weintraub Left on bases
Boston. 3: New York B Bases on balls
3: of Cardoni 2 Struck outEBy Field
5 in 5'a innings; off Hutchines, o in
out in eishth): of Cardonl | in Is inning;
off Fette. > in '2s innings: of Feldman.
II in 62a innings off Adams l in 2is
innings. Hit by pitcher-By Fette Lom-
bardi. Winning pitcher-Feldman Los
ing pitcher - Tobln. Umpres - Messrs.
Stewart. Dunn, Henline and Magerkurth.
Evening star., 1945-05-06
Doc Show at WilIiumsport

Mason Dixon Kennel Club is
holding sanction match today at
Mount Tammany Farm, near Will
Transport, Md.
Evening star., 1945-05-06
Sports Program
orlocuI Fans

TODAY.
Baseball.
Philadelphia at Washington
ca, 1:30.
TOMORROW,
Boxing.
Johnny FinazZo VS.. Bee Bee
Washington, Griffith Stadium,
first bout 8:45.
Golf.
Wilson VS.. Roosevelt, at Wood
mont interhigh series), 4.
Evening star., 1945-05-06

'Batted Tor KAN IN NTH.
.Batted for Ripple in eighth.
Brooklyn - sol lO2 O0l-l0
Philadelphia -- 900 0lO 600 /
Runs-Rosen. Galan CD. Walker t2),
olmo. Hart go. Davis, Foxx. Errors
lero. % Runs bstted bat, ff in.eWaiser ASS o.. ONO,
Basinski (2l. Galan. Owen. Hasenmayer
Two-base hits-Walker. Rosen. Home
fce-Stanky Double plays-Stanky to
Basinski. Basnski to Stanky TO Galan,
Cabalero to Wasdel. Douglas Cunassisted)
Left on bases-Brooklyn. 8: Philadelphia.
3 Bases on balls-Davis, Karl, Ripple
~. Strikeouts-Karl %. Hits-Of
Schanz. : in : inning; of Karl, 4 in 42a
lnines: of Ripple, ! in 3 innings: off Chet-
kovich. > in | inning. Balk-Rippe.
Losing pitcher-Schanz
Evening star., 1945-05-06

Totals 81 All Totals 32 ~ II
St Adams s 600 200 002N
Woodberry Forest - 600 OOn I0O-1
Runs-Daniels. P Smith, Luce. Linke,
senner. Errors-P. Smith co; Luce,
Boney: Stewart t2l: Two-ease hits-By-
Byron. Slaughter. Double play-Daniels
TO Williams TO Harwood. Struck out---By
Daniels. :; by Moore, s. Bases on balls
Oh Daniels 4 OH Moore. Il
Evening star., 1945-05-06

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sll BIadensburs Road Nf.-FRonklin $500
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es, es lit nur eine Wadtfrage, ober
Ionit ni9ts. @s lit Der ausgeipro.
dene @egeniaB tpi6er Die g2otur. Nber
Die Notur lit beilig, bic geatur lit
unberlesbar, mir miiifen ite 5uriid'
foroern."
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bon3ogen, uno 5tpar boltaogen nit
Dem beitebenoen S6eine oes @e9tes.
9aB es ibr selane, ibren &an1pf ge-
gen 6as &e6t in Elm 10 beliebtes
S6lagtport, 1pte 6as g8ort g3atur
uar, 5uiammen5ufafien, berlieb ibr
ienen @influB auf Die @eiiter, ser uns
ionit fait unbegreiflid erideinen
miiBte.
Sn ben tpenieen Sabren nun, Die
ben umi itur5mdnnern bon 1889 &C.
g0nnt tparen, tpuroe oIles erneuert,
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Die @erwaltung, 3ibileeri6tsbarfett
uno Strafiuiti3, Stootspirti6aft,
8oltspirti6aft, Boli5eitpeien, Inter.
ri6t uno Weilitdr. Dies 5eigt, tpas es
nit Dem alten abloluten 5taate auf
ft6 batte! Snoem er fem gan5es 9fe6t
ein5ig auf Die Madt grinoete, uno
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it9ts. un6 3tpangsmaBnabmen m.
Die ben Meni9en ieine innere
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ten, mubte er militant feinem @e6te
|pte etn &artenbaus 5uianmenbre6en,
als Der erfte 8in6itoB 6aran ftiirmte.
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Dte observation-disclosures batten ii9
oie Gage ielbit nidt 10 lei6t fit ft6
borgeiteut. Die, pelde inn Sabre 1889
5ulammeatamen, ba6ten ii9erli9 8,1
auertleinl item Eetle an einen bouigen
l1mltur5. Sic tpuroe merit ba3u ge.
fiibrt, als lie auf eintnal bic bon.
itdnoige Silfloiigteit oes beitebenoen
Staates un6 ibrer Ma6t ertoedten.
&aum tpar Die &ebolution in
Sranfreid 5uitanoe geton1men, 10 bot
ite i6on a mil. Nobeunber 1892 al.
len goltern, nelde Die 6reibeit ct.
langen mollten, Silfe un6 8riioerlid.
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Fer. 6te ibre @r,tnoiase annebmen
fiir frei uno fir 8un6esee.
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entoedt. 9ie Der BeIt befonntgetDor.
oenen Giibrer Der Redtsoppoiition ge.
gen ben Raaisnrus, tpie Gorfdnigg
dno 8oeroeler, baben oieie SoeoIoete
als Mbilismus eebranon1arft. Ereg.
ner bat Die geitttete Menidbeit nur
bon neuem auf ben grnit oieier nibi.
ltittf9en @ntartune 6es oeutiden
Denfens aafmerfiam eemo9t.
Seine &eoe in Sseboe utto bun6erte
1tno tanienoe abnlt6er Naaitunoge.
bungen mogen als ntoraIif9e Gift.
gafe am inneroeutiden Srontabi9nitt
ni6t obne 8irfung fetn. Si6erIi9
fann aber nidts 10 iebr tpie cine iol9e
Grt oer Bropoeanoa oo5u beitragen,
bic alliierte 8elt in ibrem gnti9MB
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ipra9en: ,,geun, 6as nollen tpir erft
nod ieben, Oh Die Sreibett nidt fir
ms lit! Sir mas pre6ist man uns
bic Selbitberrli6teit INNER nur ge.
geniiber Der Stride - uno Dem Stoa-
te foaen mir unlere Sreibeit gum Op.
fer bringen2 l1no pofiir2 Sir Dos,
mas man Re9t nennt, fir Die idrei.
enoe l1ngleidbeit, NIT Der man uns
bebanoelt, fir Die unertrdgli9en 2o-
item, bic man uns inn Namen oes
&e6tes auflGot9 uno tporauf rubt
,oenn oieies Se6t? Ser abiolute
Staat iagt es ia ielber, oaB es MIR
auf ieinen 8i0en, ouf feline Mo6t
gegrniioet lit. So, runmebr tpiiien pir
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&ls 8ater Der &ebolrtion gilt tpobl
Sean Sacq,.es goufiea1l an oeiien
8rab in @enf Die Serren bonn @6l-
ferb11no bel Der @riinoung 5ebn groB.
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beritbmten 8u9 iiber ben @eien-
f6aftsbertrag ntetnt er II. a.: 8on
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@eienidaft lit @igent,1m uno oan1it
@eridieoenbeit oes 8eitbes eingefubrt.
9as alles lit 5tpar eegen bic geatur,
aber oas &e6t bringt es 10 nit ii9.
sSa, iagt er NIT beredneter Sdlaubeit,
gabe es Elm Bof bon @0ttern, 6onn
fonnte es iib oenofratiid, B. 3. na6
ben @runbidben Der natiirli9en
@lei9beit regierenl Mn[ein cine 10
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8as tpar natiirlider, als bab bic
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5u beitdrten, nit oem nationaHoaia1i-
itii6en Dritten 8ei9e 5uelei9 benz
@ei9e oes Nntidriits Elm @n6e 31 mo-
den uno 10 Die @efabr zines Inter.
gangs 6es &benolonoes i'm @baos Der
@arbarei un6 8il6beit elmer felt 80.
ntfatius iiberpruroen geelaubten 3eit
fiir ale 3ufunft al bannen. - g. q.
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gegen Die Gaiierten au entflantnen
fuden, laffen iie au6 nidts ungetan,
tpos Die Rodeeetiter i'm alliierten so.
ger INNER ,pi1oer eeeen etn beiiegtes
Delttf6lan6 aufbringen n1uB.
Renn5eidneno fir oieie @eiitesber.
faiiung oer Na5is lit, tpos Der i9Ies.
tpig-bolftetnii6e @auleiter Eregner
fiir5li6 In elmer 8eriann1lung Der
ibm unteritel1ten fleineren ,,8onaen"
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Snoenfrage, 81. iagen bate:
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bra6ten freutbe Senbboten ben De,.t.
fden oas @briitentunt, IN Dem nta,t
es in 8irtli6teit MIR nit 6em Der.
m1tu1mten Suoentrnt au t1n batte. "
9as par cine Der Berlen Der Greg.
neriden @eisbeit, Die natiirli9 tetn
@ort 6es @o1nmentars re9tfertigte,
tpare es ni6t Inn ote Sropagau6atbe'
fen, Die Der @auletter an ietne Dar.
ftel1ung oer &olle bes betligen 8oni-
fattus fniipfte:: Die SSu6en baben oen
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Suoen- baben bic Snflation gernadt,
Die Suoen baben ben 5tpeiten 0eIt.
frteg gegen oas 1n1i6uIoige Dritte
&eib entfeiielt, bic sSuoen baben in
bieien Sabre Ginnlanb, &umGnten,
8ulgarien u1r6 ungarn gum Sreu.
brrd geseniiber 6em Iibten &eloen
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ben fblieBlid ou@ bas attentat eegen
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ben perlorenen Rrtee, ben 8eriaiIler
5rteoen, bic S1flation, ben 3meifron'
tenfrieg gesen Deuti6lan6 uno nun
Die Nuiien6eiertion Der Erabanten
SiHers - MIR fiir ipdte, beilduftee
Refereri6einuneen Der Saupttalami.
tat, bic bas @ernanentum Dor on.
soertbafb Sabrtaa,ienoen betroffen ia.
be, namlt6 Der gbriitianiiierang.
Benn er a1 erfennen gibt, baB es bic
Dl1utermenf6en"< "<@tbit 6es @briften.
tun1s, bas ~Degenerations" "-proouH
bes 1riitli6en 2tebeseebotes, Der bu.
nanttare @barafter oer groBen Rul-
turreligion oes Qbenblanbes lit, nor.
an Die 0a5is @nitoB nebmen, 10 iiber.
raidt oas nidt peiter. @s lit bunoert.
nno tauienomal tuobr, oaB 6as &eid
ber Congratulations Der 8artbo.
lomdnsna6t bon 1884, 6es Noben1-.
berprogronts bon 1888, Der 00lfer.
berprogronts unb Der 2nbliner Men.
f6enidla6tbduier fir ben @ott Der
8ibel a4ten tpie Neuen Eeitan1entes
feline @ertpeuoung baben fonrtte un6
cine nel.e gtelieion braudte: 9ieien
neuen 8ermanenglaaben batten bic
geaaipbilolopben idon bor Sregner in
Der Qlten hei0nfSc1en cS0poInnfe 6pr
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-14

@or fur5em erbielt Maior Sobn
g. Duggan (1infs), totboHf6er
&aplm BEL oer Is. 2uftflotte in
StaIien, Die SoI6ters' We6aI bon
8rigaoegeneral Sop 9f. l1pteerone.
Geb. Druggan, Elm geborener Sr.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-14
Wurun, Elm Skluve der
HurtIeibig keit sein =?

Wenn funktionale Harleibigkeit an
dauers und Sic miserabel, nerves und
irritiert ftihlen und an deren Symp.
tonne Observation-Disclosures, tiblem
Mundgeruch, verstimmtem Magen. Ver.
dauungsst0rung, Schlaf. und Appetit.
losigkeit und Ihr Magen fiihlt VOL Won
Case und Blahungen-besorgen Sic sich
Forni's seiterprobtes Alpenkrauter.
Mehr ais elm Abfiihrnaittel, es let aueh
cine Magentitigkeit anregende Medi-
xin, hergestel1t aus 10 der Natur eige.
nen medizinischen Wursah, KrSueern
und Pflanzen. AlpenkrHuter brinsa
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-14
Sofi,.tft7 Sos Wist5Pro, Pro-

FORNE8 HEIL-OEL LINIMENT -~~ anti.
aeptisch--bringt schnelie Linderung Won
Eheumatischen und neuralsisshan Schmcr-
Een. rnuskulossp RuekensehneExen, atet~
chnnssh und Vsrrenkungen.
FORMS MAGOLo alkalIsch - lander%
GeSSisse voruberseheuda aSensse0urxs0
VIDE SodhSennen und VerdauupaaatSfuR
Gan. herverSeEufen duTch ein Uebsrmaaa
ah SSUEe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-14

den wieder wissen wollen und eur
selben Zeit Ihrem Magen guttun vol.
len, besorgen Sic sich nech heute
AIpenkrauter. Vorsicht: Nur En &C.
brauchen vie angewiesen.
Falls Sic es in lhrer Nachharschaet nSehs
kaufen k6anen, sender Sic ftir unaaE
ApenkrxutSr Einfuhrung sansebot d
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-14

0OR Uuu ADA
dem Magen das
angenehane Go.
fiilal Won WSrne.
Wenn Sic die
Freude,a glIckli.
cher Linderung
Won Hartleibig.
keitsb eschwer.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-24
Obituaries

for many years a public official
of this city, VINO died Thursday
at st. Joseph Hospital, Mount
Clemens, following a stroke.
Burial was in lakewood Genet
cry.
Mr.. Moore was the son of MI.
and Mrs. William Moore, and
lived at SIC Taylor street. He
was a barber by trade and had
been a fireman for ID years;
councilman Ia years and mayor
for one full term and the unex-
pired term Of former Mayor
Harold Engleman. He had served
on the county Board of Super
visors for eight years, repre-
senting New Baltimore.
Mr.. Moore is survived by his
widow, Louise, and two children,
Mrs. Helen Keller and Mrs. Ber-
nice Blay (wife of the present
mayor), both Of New Baltimore,
and two sisters, Mrs. Sadie Reh-
fuss of New Baltimore and Mrs.
Roy Hoffmaster, of Detroit.