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Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16
Calvary Methodist Church
The Church Of Warm Spirit
NcV. M. Eugene Hunger ford. Mlnistc,

''T-TW-TE, N'|'T =
'."" 81. 81. uld a.lIt"n,.d ,a n4..t
ihE I.""d'l, Harry E}uory
!" ID" - u" 'hml'h school .,Gp,i1..-
i'Ud'ut Juhn Wilkins.
I':"" m pu" W"r iru aud 81,
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-" j. m NJ y. l. :nrj ,..
l. 'd,.i Inn 81 Nj. I;cri> l.nIn..,,
I't'''I MHs- Naomr CnNtta,I,
80" J.. .n. lN'pju" W"r-air. .>,n-
N"INIrr .rld u, :r",
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mug :t : "a r'rluck
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tl:' ~DINi,. '''''
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16

field Blittin4ham and SON. Billy of
LeWeS. Mir. and Mrs Emory Britt
in.haM .Il, and Emory HI To dim
nc at her home on Mulberry st
IN" past week.
fhe BctEol Cleaners Sunday
school class OF the Bethel VI. r
Chnrrh WAS entertained at the
h"in" OF Nls. Fred 6. clifton Jr-
Thursday evening
Funeral service for Louis \.
Rickards. age - years died last
friday OF a heart attack were held
from his Aomc on LcWcs Beach
tuesday afternoon at p. m. the
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16
The Presbyterian Church
"1h" Church on the Plaza
FcV. John ~. DoCh1nt Minister

-'ai.N. N.Hr.h l%
u .;'.adt\ school Nj. .
a. ',"f'.." ~. .tl.f,r.!, ui
"7 r.. :a. N,' hrp ald ~"r1u
t"t..D. s.t.. '.'.. ma 'l.- Int" Ne
' o. a 1Im"r S".ptl. Nr
& 1-.. .l',...I. L..ui,
io T.. 'n N"uH@ r,uIl,~ s'or}.t>.
.I,'.al t"' iH. N,0. dl~,ll-,lo
..lo.,r oN' - Sunday al lo.no H. m
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16

Sergeant Martin V. Hastings. son
of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Hastings. $40
s. f. Front street, Milford. return
ed from % months in Iceland. and
is spending a furlough with his
parents.
Joseph b. Ninyard. SC , e. L. S.
~. c. b., G9th Const. Battalion, has
recently been transferred from
France to ENGLAND He is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs Herman Ninyard,
of Frederica
Pfc. Roy ID. Bunting returns to
his camp i'll Louisiana. Monday. the
10Th, after spending ii thirty-day
furlOuGh with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs Charles Bunting. of Milford.
Roy has spent the past twenty-siX
months i'll Panama and South
America Mr.. and Mrs. Bunting
have two other sons overseas
Russell in England, and Chester
III Italy.
In recent letter To his family
Sergeant Joe Griffith told of meet
in% Private Andy MalOncy very
unexpectedly in cafe in Paris
This was the first time Joe had met
anyone from home. and as Il result
the two boys had lot to talk
about Neither one knew that the
other was in that vicinity. They
have made ARRANGEMENTS to meet
again in the future.
a. T
Mn and Mrs Paul Wootcn OF
Magnolia has received word that
their son. PFC. Wallace p. Wootcn
was wounded in action in Germany
January 2Ist. He has been hOspita-
lizcd in Paris hut is now at Il rest
camp
Wallace attended Milford IIiGu
School and entered service Fchru-
airy 2Ist 1917. He was trained al
Fort Brag&, North Carolina, attend
cd North Carolina State College at
Ralci@h. North Carolina also took
the \. : +. L. cOursc at the Uni
Ncrsity OF Florida where he cradu-
atCd in t.neinccrin9 From there he
was transferred To Camp MCCain
Mississippi. where he won the In
pert InfantrNmcn badge. He is
sending his Purple Heart and the
souvenir that caused him TO win ii
Ia his mother. he was employed in
the American Stores here before
cEtCrin2 the service.
l. T
2nd Lieutenant Nir&inia t.. Smith
Army Nnrscs Corps, dauGhtcr OF
Mrs. Charles Swain. 3ll SUSSEX
Ave, Milford wa; recently prOmOt-
cd t0 the rank of first lieutenant in
recent announcement made at
her hospital
Overseas - months. Lieutenant
Smith has seen service i'm North
Africa during the Tunisian cam
raign when. at that time, her unit
served as an evacuation hospital
Since coming to Italy little over
year ago thc hosuital has beer
Servicing the men of the Army All
Forces
y graduate Of Camden Senior
high school. Lieutenant Smith wa
nurse AT the Cooper Hospital. il
tlmdcn. New Jersey. before enter.
ing the army in September ~. :"
guess I'm like everyone else now,
she said. lust sweating out mic,
30 day furlough to the states. II
the meantime | Just continue Will
my work"
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16
CHURCHES IN MILFORD
The Avenue Methodist Church
The House Of Happiness
rev Frank Hcrson, D. D.. Minister

"umdtH Alar,h I>
.. y D. 81 .m Secession "l ~, cIa,..
H'U""l t1"- y ar1dcd -,h.#I t....
''d cE'..,~ tor all age.
10" H. ~. Moluin- Wur.l.r 5.a
t""'' I'e~I"n .i,uida> >up...f
tNn"l"n "r I:'.ron ,hIlt> =, D.. ..,,.,I
l"',..r ~. hN Tia" rIa"+ ch"4. \s.1.
r@o y. tn Th. Ml..aI,., ln.l.
l''I,"W-htp. Ioad.,. An,. .Il.., W.a.
hiu~ All N"uuv l,orI. .u\5.a
~" p IN EA,uu- Wor.l.u p. al
- ''l'|l subject "'Fho Shiuue l.u.it.''
HurlH th,* evening hour vith /.
M'"Nr"k L'nton 4crNjr. TIu:. ...a<
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16

wife and two sons, Sergeant Will
liam O. stationed at Shcppcrd'S
EicId. TcXas ANA Private Charles j.
somewhere overseas and one
dau-htrr. Mrs Iamhcrtson Of
icWCS.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16

services were conducted hY tn"
Reverend W. H. RevclfC, pastor OF
the Bethel Methodist Church. m
tcImcnt was made in the family lot
in the LcWrs Methodist. Cemetery.
Mr.. Richards is survived by his
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16
Christ Church (EpiScopaD
Founded l?Gi
Church Avenue ard THIRD street
EcN. lnacnh S. HmkS. EcCtor

..aJ.>. Nat,h -
l-.-.."l .itude4
F." i!ai> C"n,uauiou
- -. 81. thut,h :, hrol
"p n - special -ofNlc.- l"r m'I
.t'.I t.A
% nn 81 u N1Iun. l'IoNrr :rd
..,ff.a.fi
I..'dcr s;rryl,..
N...I",. rtn.-d.l> W'dut. d:,N
HtHa .t'> a"d ti.Ga, - le.e" -. a.
~. a. T. ".
N,d'..-.l,. lo.nn -. m Horrclai,
r...uuuiru .nd Cu.,l lI"u lor ,'btl@l
El.'ft.A 'i'slA and \a>h:rN.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16
ST. Johns X. {. Church

TCV. LT0TTTd =. TT177T' T'-Cro7
.t,rt5h, March rs
Milford. - Johns Church. . - IN
S,aIord. 81. MaIy's Church, 5, -
d. IN
I;,uohoth, St. Edmoud's Church. II
:. IN.
r'ort saul bury. : q. m
E,thauN Erach camp. $50 n. M.
Coul.-. icus Itrfnrr Mass.
I;clj4jous obstruction After Mass
Holy Day and other services as an
bounced
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16
The Church of God
Second and Washington Streets
Rev. G0rdley E. 8aynlrd. p7s+or

ReV' B0FdTey {. 8ayn1rd. Pastor
sunday. March is
loo" q. m. Sunday school
J. -" =" m Morning Worship
90" y. m \. +. T. SciNlr,.
!" = "a. Sous s;rrNicc ana IN,
- = m Thursday prayer .oryfr.
OTcc-. '''-'' ~
Everyone WclrGu.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16
THE CHESAPEAKE BAY
FERRY SYSTEM
CTo Continue t'nj} I'ufthc4. Notis,

Emergency Schcdrlo Effective
February -. 1913
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16

Ir'a sand that ammonia poured
throu2h materials that have been
stained With iodine will remove all
trace OF the Srot
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring 7
SleepIess Nights

Doctors ~ your kidnevs contain Is m les
y tiny tubes or hlters which help 20 opurilythe
blood and keep you healthy. When thcv eet
tired and don't work rElt in the daytime,
HhnS people have 70 get up nights. Frequent
sometimes shows there u something wrong
With your kidneys or bladder. Don't neglect
tbs condition and lose valuable. restful sleeo.
When disorder a kidney function perm. t-
poisonous MISTER 20 remain IN your blood, it
nav et-f' eau~c u1FFTng tackache, rheumatic
illts, leg pairs, loss a pep and onerry, +,
and z+npss.
Don Z "a 2lt- 49, -'.---rr r7-~TIyr f6r D09n a
ale, l.'d successfully ~ millions for over 40
sears. They g.te happy re.irf and vii hclp
TIE l5 mlics q kidney tubes f8Ah out poison
oaa waste iron your bl0Od- Get DOAn "a.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
A WISHING WELL g.
Resi.,ered Y. S: Pstsn. Oaee.

By Malt Disne.
That's our song."
BY Jimmy Halo

ERE pleasant little game that Will give you message
day II numerical puzzle designed to spell out
Count the letters first the number
subtract the number less than
result number Start at the upper left
and check OF
right Then read the the letters under
q
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
By Roy Crane
AN NM SI0MER

Tom IS -, lives a, u Leroy and serves
Times subscribers in Z. Anchor street. In
tuo wears as Garner he has increased
has paper business from 81 customers 70
% and hn profits 10 50 week. He likes
20 carry the Times for the experience IN
meeting and dealing WIKI the pubic. lie
hs, SIS IN the bank, owns SIX war bonds
Toms ambition IS TO become an eleetr-
olIn. lie IS student IN Our Lady of
lourdes school. IS a star Scout IN River
Rouge Troop No. ;. PLAYS softball IN The
Detroit Tunes Carrier Athlete League.
and builds model planes a, hobby.
ttIS most exciting experience was when
he vas elected honorary ma,or OF Rivsr
Rouge by fellow scouts on National Boy
Seou, Day early this year.
Tom attends church regularly at Our
Lady Of Lourda.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
Philippines Recall
Expert on Quinine

ANN ARBOR. March 81 GNS)
Jose V. Santos, research assist
ant in the u. of NJ. botanical gar
dens, Will return to the Philip
pines TO establish quinine and rub
ber plantations on Mindanao.
Santos, formerly a member Of
the staff of the University of the
Philippines. was here at the re-
quest of the Philippine govern
ment, studying methods used on
rubber and quinlne plantations in
Mexico and Central America.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
City Hall Police
Captain Promoted

The common council today APP
proved the promotion of Arthur
w. Mierow, in charge of the city
hall police detail, from captain 10
Inspector, thus eliminating the
only captaincy in the department.
lierow Joined the police force in
1924, came TO the city hall detail
in 1890 and was promoted 10 cap
tain about two years ago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
u. Of N. 10 Adopt
Slew Time April 3

ANN ARBOR, March 31-Two-
timing begins here April S when
the University Of Michigan breaks
with the city Of Ann Arbor and
adopts SLOW time
Students and university en-
ployes will report at the same
time even though the clocks are
turned back.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
Perry Monument
I'm GSun-SIlOck Test

PUT-IN-BAY, o., March 81
GNS)-Offlcers from the Erie
Proving Grounds have examined
the monument 10 Commodore
Oliver Hazard Perry al Putin
Bay 10 determine whether the test
firing OF artillery is damaging the
352-foot memorial.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
Car Over+urns Truck

a woman driver. whose car
failed to stop at Grand River
and Woodside and crashed into
small truck, turning it over,
faced traffic court today on a
charge of reckless driving. She
is Mrs. Justine J. Schwope, p, Of
1926 Beaverland.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
EarbG. Maconber
Dies in Kalamazoo

KALAMAZOO. March 81
Funeral arrangements are being
made for Mark a Macomber, 70,
founder and president of the
Kalamazoo Paraffin Co. who died
al his home here. He rose from a
grocery store clerk in Perry \. Y,
10 an executive and industrialist
In 70 years.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
A'N Efsl ~ t.Ai E.t'
A Million Dollars
10 Relieve Piles

II is estimated that over a million
dollars annually is spent tor vari.
Gus remedies for relieving piles
Yet any druggist will tell you that
soothing. cooling. astrinReni Peter
sons Ointment viii allay pile tor
ture IN few minutes Csc box
soc IL tube with appIcat9i Peter
son s DIHrmeut bi.Ags piOMpt joE
ful relief from itching Money bach
II not delighted.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
1ETROtT& s% s16TfMES

Pubushea every Week Day Evening ana
sunday MrninR by the Times Publishing
Company az l225 Times square. Detroit 81,
Michigan
Entered at Detroit Mich as second Class
Mail Matter
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-25

i6 ni6t tpetter ouf 6teie @ri9einungen
bintpeiIen.
Sd itel1e oie Srage: nSSS1t oies
6riitli69" fir Elm anberes @ebtet.
9enebmen mir uns ols gbrilten tnbe-
aug auf ollerbon6 Brobleme, Die Ser
unielige &rieg getutiiermaBen ols gee-
benprooufte aufuirft, oie ober 6esbalb
nt6t t1inoer 5um @raomeHer unIeres
tpobren ,ooer untpabren gbriItenitnnes
meroen. 0o lit 3. g. 6os 8rob1em oes
Salies ooer 2iebens inn &rtege.
8or 5tpei ooer bret Sabren berfu6te
man bon getpilien SteIlen, ou9 Ber>
ionltdfeiten (alleroings nit ni6t6rtit-
1i6em Nomer) in beronttport1i9en
&egterungsitellen> Ben @aB als zines
Wfittels oes totalitaren &rieges 5u or
ganiiieren. 8ei elmer Brefieberiantm-
lung ging es oesbalb iebr laut un6 leb>
baft 5u, oa it6 immerbin gar n1an6e
Breiiepertreter fanoen, in benen ii6
nod iobiel driftlides gmpfinoen be-
merfbar madte, 6aB man oobor 5l&>
riidi6redte. slber pie in 10 btelen o11,
oeren Dingen brad Die 8eit BEN anfGng
li6en 8ioeritano nie6er. Die profeI.
fionellen SoBfabrifanten f6n1ugeelten
nod nno nod iinmer mebr bic &aB.
eeiinnnng in Die @en1iiter. sic baben
mir bente in boiler 8Iiite.
SIT otes 8. g. 9riitli6, 6aB man tags
aus, tagein in ollen 8eri6ten, ni6t
MIR ben Seino in ietner augemeinbeit
ionbern ieoen ein5elnen @olooten uno
3ipiliften als einea @eeenitanb 6es
Saiies binitellt9 SIT es tpriftli6, bab
mir cine folde 8enebelung Der @abr-
beit betreiben 6ur6 6ie 9eradtnne uno
onr6 bas Berd6tlidma6en bon Eaten
nno 8eiinnung berer, benen mir ge.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-25
sSelbfaplGne int Der Naai=Mrmee

ueber 6ie Sunftion Der Sel6faplGne
in Der Na5i~Irmee i6reibt Ser ameri-
fanil6e 81. B.=&orrelponoent 2ouis B.
So6ner bel Der Z. Il. g. Mrmee in
8eitoeuti6lano: rgei6ts lit 10 ielten
in Sitlers Irmee als etn beglaubtgter
Selofaplan, bo6 i6 babe enoltb einen
gefunoen. 86breno n1einer Eddtigfett
ols &riegsforrelponoent in Deutihlano
bon 1939-41 iu6te i6 bergeblt6 oar-
nad, obtpobl i6 MIDI an oIlen Sronteu,
NIT gusnabme Der ofrifanii6en, auf-
Dielt. \
Sitler geltattete oie @rnennung bon
Selofaplan ,trr tpioertpiaig, tpenn @e.
nerale nit driitliden @ni@ten oarauf
heitan6en. ~ :5.z. X.
Dieier in @efangenf9aft geratene
SelofapIan entiduIoigt r,idt oas oeut-
fhe Debafel. gs iiebt IN benz, mas lett
i'm &eid geibiebt, MIR cine eeredte,
ipenlf aud auBeroroentlihe itrenge ger-
geltaing.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-25

eelinoe 3peifel, tpenn mir ilns Dor
slugen bolten, baB 81 Minionen ltnie-
rer 0eitbiireer itd nIs reItgionslos er.
Hart baben, tpent1 mir oaran oenfen,
bob ungefdbr ieoe bterte @be eeridtli6
eei6ieoen miro uno Der Sinnel tpetB
tutebiele onoere 5tpor ntdt 10 eefbteoet
iino, ober eber etne rSetoentptrtibaft"
NIT Erennung ober @bebru6 ufp. 6ar-
ftellen, tpenn mir benfen an bie~b1n.
oerttauienoe bon @tnoermoreen ODER
8erbtn6erl1ng 6es 2ebens. 9o6 min
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-25
Npe Warial


9ie binlrnliiben, ergreifenoen E0ne
oes tpunberbollen Marienlieoes ber-
fIon9en eben in einem 2riees1a5arett
an Der Sront in 5runfrei6. Gin Be-
riibmter Sdnger, Der feline &unit Der
8armber5iefeit tpibmete, tpuroe bon
elmer &ranfenpfleeerin an oas 5terbes
bett etnes itti1gen &riegers eerufen.
Ser beriibmte S6nger beeilte ft6, oen
letten 8unib 6es iuneen Solooten gu
erfiillen 1.1o fang, tpGbreno feiner @r.
1oiung aus 6ielem Sammertale, ben
2obgeiang 5u @bren Der Muttergottes.
SSir tuollen ben il1ngen Sol0aten 80
bert 1ennen.
y Ser fatbolii6e Irmeefap1an batte
cen Gertpunoeten tpobl anf ieinen
Seimgang tns Before Sen nleits borbe>
reitet. gobert btelt Elm &ru3ifir ebr-
erbietig In ieiner linfen Sano - Die
re6te tpar berbunoen -. Seinen &o-
fenfran5 batte er Inn feline Singer 9es
iblungen. Ct tpor 1tets Elm frommer
&nobe uno Elm iittenreiner SSSitngling
getpeien. gSie oft mag er tpobl oiei len
Goienfran5 NIT finoli6er Anoa6t ge>
betet baben! Seine innige Berebrnng
5ttr Wuttergottes iolte INN nun in
elmer beionoeren 8eiie belobnt tperoen.
Neo6oem i'm ser @eiitlt6e NIT oen
Sterbeiafromenten herleben botte,
tuiirbigte i'm Die bt1nmlil6e Weutter
Der lebten CUNT, 6as 4pe Maria 5u
boren. 8ie ser @rmeetaplan ipGter
Ser betriibten Oeutter i6rieb, tporen
Soberts lebte Borte: 80 600, belp
1np oear mother to accept Donr bolp
tpial" tporauf ct nod oie bei1ig1ten
Namen ~SSeius, Morp an6 Ssoiepb!"
ousbau9te.
Gobert tpar 6os ein5iee Rin6 Ser
lett Sabren bertpittpeten syrou 9l. 6.
@r bereitete ieiner Mentter nur Sreuoe
1tno tpor in ieoer Sinitbt elm 8eiipieI
fir olle.. Man fann fi6 oie Erauer uno
ben S6mer5 boritellen, bic Goberts
SHUTTER iiberfomen, oIs fie oie Sooes-
11a6rt6t bonn &rtegsoeport1nent err
btelt. @s fino nun i6on Monote ber-
gangen, felt &obert iein il&nges 2eben
Gem gaterlono opfern muBte, qber
feline Mtutter lit trnmer nod tot-trou>
rig. sic betet beitGnoig uno ber1pen6et
ben groBten Sell ibres 8ernr0gens fir
reltgioie 3pede. @ie bot fif aIler
S6m1tdio6en entauBert uno trGgt 6ie
etnfa6ite &letoung. Oie troItbolle
Sebre ibres @laubens berleibt 6er
trouernoen Wutter oie &roft, fib in
@ottes bl. 8illen 5u ergeben. sic 1T
cine Der Martprinnen oes 8eltfrieaes.
so. 6.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-25
eSit 6ies djriftltd?

8tr beboupten, 6oB mir cine drift
1t6e Station ieien. 8ir tun uns grob
homit, ooB entgegen Na5is, Sai6iiten
(&ommuniiten ertpabnt man BEL iol6en
@elegenbetten auer6ings ni6t mebr),
1no Saponern mir BEN 6rtitli6en
Stnn bertreten. Bir reoen man6maI
bon einem &rel55uge, in 6em mir bic
8offen fiibren. Brditbent &oolebelt
bat es ols fein Sroeramm ausseeeben,
baB er oofiir foraen min, offenbor NIT
benz gan5en Sanoe 5uianmen, oab ser
@eiit @briiti nad Dem &rtege in Der
Belt berri6en ioI. AIio mir ftno ein
driftli6es 8oH.
Inerbines fommen einiee mebr aIs
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-25

ee1tiiberfeben, nls ob es auf Der atoe.
| rem 5eite gar feinen rleni1li9en Sirtn
lgdbe, obtDobI bod ieoer an Der Gront
IN @uropo tpeib, oaB btellei6t nit eil1t.
| gen &usnabmen, Die ftb auf betoen
Setten ftnoen, ieoer unierer 8ertpltr0e-
ten bon beuti6en aer5ten ltt1b Santtd-
tern ebenio ,neni61t6 bebanoelt tpitro
tpie Die ,tnirieen Die oeuti6en 8ertp,1rts
teten beban6eIn. 8esbaIb 1tnter6riidt
man aber oiele Eatia6en9 geur Inn ia
fetn driitltb neni6lt6es @efiib1 fiir
ben Seino alffomntet1 at laiien. SIT es
3. g. 6rtitli9, ipenn fiir3lt6 am gfaoio,
cuseere6net am Sonntag Sormittag,
oa in tauienoen bon &tr6en Ser @etit
Gbriitt gepreoiet uno 5un Srie6e1s.
fiiriten eebetet miro, Elm 9feoner NIT
etnem Sanatismus, oer einem erl6au-
tern ma6te fir nnier eigenes Solf, IN
BEN @etber 1n6 in 6ie Seelen ietner
3uborer binetni6rte: u@tr r1iiiien
haiien, mir miiiien ieoen 9euti6en
bai1en, fir uns uno uniere &inoer muB
Elm ieoer Der1ti6er, Der iebt lebt unb
ieoer Deutlde, Der nod nod 5tpon8tg
Sabren geboren tptro> Elm @eeen1tano
oes Soiies letn. 8ir n1iiiien oas Solfen
geraoe5u tpiiienidoftli6 betreiben."
SIT 6ies 6rtitltd9 &ann @ottes &C.
gen auf eine1n Bolfe ruben, oas 10 Die
elementarite @eitnnung etnes Gbrtiten
in Die @eitnnung etnes Meni6en ber>
febrt, Die i'm gum Eeufelsf6iiler
mo6t? l1n6 Der Mann, Ser biefe fur6t-
barren SoBporte ousgelpro6en, lit Elm
in Der Seffentlt6feit befannter Mann
nit einem fatbolti6-irii6en Nomen.
@s beoe1.tet tpobrbaftig teinen 6rtitlt-
6en Sinn, tpob1 ober einen oireft beto-
niiden, penn nibt teuflil6en ioIde
SaBgeiinnune 5lt for6ern.
Sn @trfli6feit lit es ni9ts @erin-
ceres als Die nnteroriidnng Der aus
hriidli6en 2ebre r1no Soroerung Gbri>
itt uno 6as 3erft0ren zines Ser bon
Gbriftus ielbit geleeten Sunbamente
ieiner &eligion. gs lift 6te 8eleittgune
oes Mertnales, an oeu er uns als
feline Siinger erfennen uno anerfennen
min, ndmltd 6oB mir beftimmt bic
6riltli6e Na6itenltebe iiben. Als
mabre Gbriiten foaen mir 1t1s innerlt9
uno auBerlt6 oogeeen tpebren, Bob
mon @briitus 10 berleugnet ODER 6treft
ibm entgegenarbeitet, tpte es in 6ieler
SaBpropaganoa gei6iebt. Das Wett>
MAIDEN in oieier SaBbepegung lit eine
Qpoitaite bon Gbriitus. &ein Segen,
nur Slu6 fann bic Sur6t ,6ieier I'm.
6riitli6feit iein.
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Oie 3obI Ser &atbolifen in Mosfau
uno in anoern ruiiii6en Stdbten tit
fletn. 9eur Die &atboliten in Mosfau
beitBen etnen fatbolii6en 8rteIter:
&eb. 2eopolo Braun, A. 81. 9erielbe
fam Dor iiber 10 Sabren nod Mostau,
INN itd Der Sautlten Der 9tplomaten
o113unebmen.
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9aitt,uod, ben 25. slpru 1915

Ser sSeIofapIan, iibrigens Der elm.
5ige IN Der eanaert 9ibiiion, erfudte
mid, ietnen 9amen r1idt a,t beroffent.
Itden, 90 er I'M Sr1nern 9eutihlnn6s
gerponbte bat. 9lrtb 5og er es bor,
feine 8e5iebungelt 81 eine1n beftin1tt-
ten @laubensbefenntniiie at babben
uno fagte, er fonnte iotpobl fir Die
fatboliide, tpie Die proteftanttf6e @eiit.
lidfeit ipre6en. 8etoe erblifen TIM
Notionalfo3iialts eine Regierung
bes gbrtiteutun1s.
vl1niere 9ienite als 5elbfaplane
tpurben bonn &egitne ni6t germ geie,
ben>" iogte er. ultniere Sanolungsfrei.
Geit tpar auBeroroentlic6 beidrdttft.
Obtpobl 5oblrei6e @eiitlide ,no Bafto.
rem iib unter Seuer tapfer betpabrten,
burften fte auf @runo ei1es perfonlt-
6en 8efebls Sitlers feine aus5etdn1,1.
gen erbalten. Sebe 8re6igt tpuroe
iorefdltie eepriift, Oh iie oud feline an'
5ei6en bon Suopalttdt oarin fanoen.
Nur tpenn ib - Der eine gan5e 9ibi'
iion 5u betreue1t batte - 5l1faatg att'
tpeieno par, fonnte eirem bertp1noeten
coer iterberoen Soloaten getftlider
Croft geipenoet tuerben.
vSsSn ieoer 9ibifton otenten 5ablret9e
@eiitlt6e aIs Soloaten ODER Sfftaiere.
&einer bon ibnen ourfte ieood feline
geiitli6en Bflt6ten ausiiben, es Jet
oenh oaB er etne f6rtftli6e @rlaubnis
tes 9ibiitonsfommanoeurs beiaB.
Selbftberft1nbltd) tuar Der Mann oft
tot, ebe fte etntraf, % INNER eenaue
4ngoben iiber Die betreffenoe 8erion
gemo6t tper6en ntuBten, Der gebolfen
tperben follte.
rOie 9eaais beriu9ten bon uns ein
i6rtftli6es 8eripre6en 81 erlangen,
nur I'm neberetnitimmatng NIT oent
nationalen @eiidtsput1fte' 5u preoieen,
cos beiBt ben Na5tsn1us 5u Ioben. 8ir
Iebnten oas ab. gSir befdrauftelt ,tt1s
oormuf @ebete 5u ipreden, ooer BEL ben
&atbolifen Die fl. Meife 5,t leien."
Ser Sel6faplan erfldrte: ~sSSeber
henfen6e Menid peiB, oaB Ser &rieg
berloren it, bennod gebt er tpetter.
@arun? 8etl Elm @eltaponann NIT
cem &ebolber binter einent itebt. Sic
ieben ia, tpas oen 2eutnant in Ai6af-
fenburg poiiierte, Der our l1ebergabe
riet, tpeil er in etnem tpeiteren 8luts
pergieBen feinen Stnn nebr erblide,t
fonnte! Sein Maior IieB i'm be1,fen.
geotiirltd tpirfen iolde Sinrt6tlrngen
cine 8eile. .s
vDie Strafe, tpelbe @ott 1tns ange-
6eiben IaBt, tit fur6tbar, bod, mas bie
Station als lol6e onbetrifft, berbtent.
Sitler beripra6 einmaI, 6aB er Deuti6.
lane innerbalb bon 10 sSabren 10 bers
an6ern tpiiroe, bob es ntdt tuie6er 5u
erfennen tpdre. @ie fur6tbar propbe-
tii6 oteie 8orte getuoroen ftn6."'
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+ SoOesall3eiqe1t +

Sraneelia 9a,ab, eeit. am 10. MpriI
1916 tn grte, Ba.; So6ter bon Mrs.
8bifomena uno Dem beritorbenen
Sranf Oaub. :
Mrs. Mnna Strider, eeb. on1 90. Sebr.
1864; eeft. am IA. San. 1916, tpobI
borbereitet. llte 2eierirt. 4.
Ners. 6. 0iet, seit. am IS. Mdro 1916
IN Suntington 8arf Calf. alte
2eierin.
Batter, tam mid Der 2ebrer BE.
itrafen, fir Dinge, Ole ib gar niht
getan babe? ~ 4
.@eiDiB nitbt l1lein Siinge.p 3
,,gfn oann brouhe ib ia meme
SbuInrbeiten niht 5u MAIDEN 7
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nnflarbeit, Die nod iiber oie ruifiIde
9ffupationspoIittf in Deuti6lanb be.
ftebt, eridtuert ,tnferen Beboroen ole
9ispoiitionen In Der Sahe.
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