davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Guard of Swiss Soldiers
Protect Pope in Vatican

A guard made up of Swiss sol
diers protects the pope in Rome
It was organized early in the 18th
century by Pope Julius II, who
had strong admiration for the
fighting spirit of these men of the
mountains, called upon frequently
to battle for their little nation be-
fore it was finally guaranteed per
petual neutrality by other Euro
pean countries.
The guard was subjected to its
most severe test in 1927, when As
of them held in check thousands OF
invading Spanish : German mer-
cenaries until the pope escaped
and found refuge.
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Has Hopes for Story of CT. joe

to show for about three months after
they've finished shooting.
1t is a movie about the Infantry.
There isn't much Of a story to it,
and there's no conventional love in.
terest running through it.
The wal department cooperated,
and furnished two companies of sol.
diers who were moved to Hollywood,
plus lots of equipment such az
trucks. tanks guns and wha. not
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And now about the movie which
is being partly based on these COL
umns from the war fronts I've the
last two years and which has been
titled THE Story of G.I. Joe."
Well, the movie Is finished at last.
l mean the shooting is finished. But
there are a lot of things we laymen
don't know about the movies. and
one of them Is thai a film isn't ready
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I welcomed with
a big embrace. !
felt like saying to
it ''Ah. my love.
you are the day
of my dreams.
You IRE my n
more day of Sc
curity - how /
cherish you"
But the final
day came, and at
last the hour. !
MT IN nv mi.
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Openwork Bonnet.
A PRETTY openwork bonnet for
dates, dining-and-dancing or
theater. Crochet this deliciously
catering hat in rose-pink velvet
Dr. chenille or lovely pastel shades
for spring.
To obtain complete %crocheting instruc.
tons for the Date" Bonnet pattern No.
5769) send Is cents in coin. your lame.
address mi the pattern number.
Pineapple Dolly.
THIS beautiful lacy pineapple"
dolly was copied from a gift l
received from Mrs. Charles Rey-
nolds of Akron, Ohio. It is %
inches in diameter and collectors
of this pattern will like the four
inch pineapple motifs. Easy to
crochet-its laciness makes a per-
feet centerpiece.
To obtain complete crocheting instruc.
tions for the Mrs. Reynolds Pineapple
Dolly pattern No. 1924 send 16 cents in
coin. your name. address and the pattern
number.
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Corner Section for
Unit Book Shelves

WHETHER you live in a one-
w room apartment or a house
with wall spaces crying to be filed,
unit book shelves will answer your
need. They may be planned in
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Ernie Pyle With the Navy:
Ernie Pyle With the Macy:
Quick Trip Over Pacific
Brings One to New World
Changing Climate, Vast Distances,
Different Attitude Is Confronted
BY Ernie Pyle

HONOLULU.-The hour of leaving came at last.
Usually when starting overseas, you don't get away on the
day the transportation people originally set for you. Iremem-
Der when I first started going to war, how impatient at delay
I would be, and how l would fret myself into a frenzy over
every day of waiting. But time changes things like that.
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Owl argument nam daju jos jednu pouku
u vezi sa Hgradjivanjem Europe "obilnosti
poslova' u America, kao rezultat toga izgra-
djivanja. lSvi, osim revolucionarnih Scotia
lista, tumacili su posleratni period, bar "a
nekoliko godina, kao period velikog prospe-
riteta. Svi ukazivahu prstom ma potrebe u
Evropi, kao da potrebe s~tvaraju prosperitet.
Istina je, ola bi Amerika mogla fmati pri-
lican prosperitet, mozda bar "a par godina,
ako hi ona prema potrebama izgradjivanja
Europe %snabdevala poslednju sa swim potreb-
MIN materijalom.
Ali tn SUI bar dive stvari koje kvare, iii
potpuno razaraju, tie made. Jedna je, sto
americki kapitalizam ne moze dobiti cash"
"a tai material. On bi morao dugo cekati Ga
ga kolektuje. A mozda ga nebi nikada nj
dobio. To je jake rizicno. Druga je, sto on
ne zeli da vidi Evropu oporavljenu do ste
pena visoke industri jalizacije. Ovo bi INA
clio, ne samo da bi Europa prestala biti
americka pijaca, nego bi JOS sama poplavila
svet svoJim proizvodiyna.
Dakle, odnos americkog kapitalizma Il
davanju zajma Britaniji moe Sc smatrati
njegovim odnosom prema Evropi u opste.
Posto IL tih zajmova nema niSta opip-
ljivog, neposredno, niti sigurnog IL buduce,
"a arnericki kapitalizam, Europa &c morati
mamie wise sana sebe izgradiivati. A mi ce-
mo ovde imati krizu - ~besposlicu - do
stepena u kojem Europa ne moze da kupi
"a gotov novac americke proizvode, koji &C
biti ogroman stepen.
Nema tn nj stvarne rekonstrukcije Ev-
rope, niti prosperiteta u America, iii igde,
dok radniCka klasa ne obracuna sa anarhis-
tickin drustvenim uredjenjen - kapitali-
zmom.
Socijalizam je jedina NADIA i spas CO.
vecanstva.
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suvisno bogatstvo koje Sc ne noze prodati
dade besplatno radnicima da ~uzivaju. All
ovo ne donosi profita kapitalistickoj klasi.
Da bi ocuvala Gene espapima, ona &c radje
bacati u more, paliti i u~nistavati sve suvisne
espape nego DAFT III radnicima da III bes~
platno ~uzivaju.
Borba oko plate besposlenima dokazuje
kapitalisticko licemerstvo - dokazuje da nil
ma nije stale do ljudskih zivota, do "punog
uposlenja" i 'prosperiteta" liz kojeg nema
prolta. Ona &c radje pustiti cello s~tanovnistvo
koje je pogodjeno besposlicom da skapa Cd
gladi, nego dati i jednu malenkost os'm u
krajnjim slucaJevima, kada preti opasnost
od pobuna i revolucije.
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"VELIKIH
III "

Ma II. septembra otvorena je u Lon
: donu kon~ferencija stranih ministafa velikih
pet nacija - Sjedinjenih Drzava, Velke Bri-
! tanije, Sovjetske Rustic, Kline i Francuske.
Prve predstavlja James Byrnes; drugu, Err
nest Bevin; tarecu, v. M. Molotov; eetvrtu,.
Wang shinchieh; sPsftu,, Georges Bidaul +
Svaki cd win ministara doveo je ce1u vojsku
,p~omocnika, savetnika, sekretara, s%tenogra-
fista it'd. Najvecu "vojsku' ina Molotov, "a
koju dopisnici izvescuju, da Sc sastojj cd $50
clanova i sesnaest sekretara."
'Svaki cd pet ministara venuje Sc da ina
svoj sopstveni zbir prvenstvenog plana
s~ituacija koja izgleda da &c pdkyariti origi-
maine planove da Sc posveti samo 10 dana
da bi Sc sredila opsta. nacela, a detalji da Sc
ostave p~redstaynicipa." Tako III opisuje do
pisnica Associated Press, Flora Lewis, u Gle
veland "Plain Dealer"-u cd 10. septembra.
1zgledalo je da &c Sc jake tesko sporazu-
met cak i ma usvajanju poslovnika konfe-
rencije, sto Sc nije ostvarilo. Isti je u~svojen
prilicno lako.
Ali svaki Cd pet ministara ina svoj
sopstveni plan. To zvuci da &c ovo biti radje
jedna velika kavga, nego konferencija. Svaki
cd pomenutih ''Velikih Pet, planira da OF
kline sve sto moe u korist svoje drzave ma
raeun ostalih cetiri. Sporovi koji SUI ma dnev-
nom redu tako SUI ozbiljni i stvarno neresivi
da bi konferencija mogla sasvim promasiti.
Doduse, ovo nije jedina konferencija koja
ina da resava posleratne sporove. Neki do
pisnici kazu da je ovo prva cd serije medju-
narodnih konferencija koje &c t~rajati celu
gcdinu dana, iii dive godine, a mozda i wise.
I konacno, sporovi nj tada nece biti resent.
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moiselle Plouernel, povracajuci Sc il reverije u koju
Sc bese ~zadubila sve cd dolaska Abbota; ia Sc
ne mozem umoriti s~lusajuci MEGA kad govori o do
macim vrlinama tin dvaju brace, koje on smatrase
da SUI najveci zivuci gradjani Holandije, i ljudi 3D.
lcnog. ~postenja.
- Moja draga keeri, odgovori Abbot, mas
donacin pripada istoj politiekoj partiji kojoj De
Witt; kao takvima on je irnao svojih razloga da i'm
dade visoka mesta u tvojim ocenama.
Ali pismo, - upade Marchioness sa uvecavaju-
elm uzbudjenjem, = kako je ono moglo bti pometnuto,
mozda izgubljeno?
Nadjoh Sc tako progutan, cd te glasno besnece
rule, koja srljases prena zatvoru gde je jedan cd
brace De Witt pritvoren; guran, bacan, ~potiskivan i
skoro ugusen cd te plebejske poplave, CHI talas meme
odnese u prkos svega sto ia mogoh uciniti, ia ucinih
~ocajni pokusaj da Sc istrgnem IL te besnece gomile;
u toj borbi moi frak Sc otkopcao j, ia pretpostavljam
da je pisno ispalo kada sam bio guzvan ako ga
nisarn nepazljivoseu izvukao sam kada sam vadio ma
rannicu da obrisern znoj koji Sc cedio niz mole cello,
nakon sto sam konacno uspeo da Sc izvucem il te
viccuce, pretece j p~sovajuce rule.
ia sam uznemiren ~gubitkom pisrna. Ono je
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moglo pasti u ruke, i bti ~procitano cd nekog neraz-
boritog coveka - ii razumeS meme, Abbot to hi
bio jake neprijatno i k~ompromitujuce.
ia razumern tebe predobro, Marchioness! TEX
predobro! ia sam zbog toga presao dvaput putem
kojim sam prosao, ali sve bese uzaludno; nisam mogao
naci pismo! A pc ~najvecoj nesreci ono bese nezape-
caceno. Najnesavesniji covek bi bio opravdan ako hi
bacio oko ma MEGA - i tako Sc infornirao o sadrzini
istog.
Istinito, teto, upade Mademoiselle Plouernel,
- ia ne mozem razumeti zasto da gubitak pisma,
koje izgleda da je pisano nom bratu da hi ga obavestili
O zadocnenju naseg dolaska u Englesku, prouzroci tebi
i Monsieur Abbotu toliko uzbudjenja. Stvar je sitnica;
to ne moze imati ozbijnih ~posledica; prestanite jadi-
kovati "a istim.
Tu ina stvari, moja n%ecakinjo, velike tezine
koie ii ne mozes razumeti, odgovori Marchioness
cd Tremblaya jezgrovito; - dovoljno je da ii znas
da je guhdtak- ovog pisma jako<zalosno.
u ovom momentu Marchienessin sluga udje u
sobu nakon sto Sc javio sa kucanjen ma vrata, rece
svojoj gazdarici: ~.
Madam, ovde je covek koji trazi da vidi Mon
sieur Abbota bez ~odlaganja u vezi sa vaznom stvari.
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'kovaGev Cel<fG.
ill
SELJAtK ZAKON.

Sa originalnog francuskog ma %engleski: Daniel De Leon.
Sedamnaesta knjiga romano Eugene Sued: "Tdjne
naroda' Ill "Istorija jedne proleterske porodice kroz
p uekove." PTiGa o Velikom Monarhu.
- II.
T - To bese ma MON putu kuci osobe, kao so smo
mi resili, ma koju sam Sc ia trebao pozvati da hi
dobio dalnje informacije cd ME da in dodam pismu,
radi cega je ostalo nezapecateno, kada, prelazeci preko
velikog trga, meme pretece i ubrzo Sc nadjem opkoljen
cd velke gomile zagoreci "a smrt brace, De Witt i
Francuza.
- Sta, brace De Witt capita Marchioness. Jesu
Ii to ona diva neukrotiva republikanca 0 kojima nam
je govorio Monsieur Estrade kada Sc povratio IL svoje
ambasade u donnovinu?
- Oni su oba ljudi koji SUI saliveni po kalupu
P1utarcha, sudeci pc tome Sta nam je 0 NINA rekao
jucer, mas domacin, Monsieur lilly, primeti Made
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- Ko je on?
- On je Francuz, madam.
-Da Ii on izgleda da je plernic?
- Da, madam, on nosi sablju u.
Marchioness, rece Abbot %uzbudjeno kao da
je udaren iznenadnom mislju, mozda je tai in
dividua nasao pismo, i nosi ga nazad meni. Neka je
slava Bogu! nase uzbudjenje &c prestati! All, jafzelim
ola Dude tako!
Ali kako hi stranac mogao znati "a stvoju
adresu?
Nisam Ii ia pisao Raoulu da Sc mi nalazimo
kod Monsieur Tillya?
Utom ~slucaju, Abbote, odgovori Warehouses
sa naglaskom ekstremnog straha, stranac mora da
je p~rocitao pisno! Mi smo stranca obavestili o nasim
planovima! Mi moramo dobiti svetla o ovom, sto
pre-.
| oslovljavajuci slugu:
~ Predstavi stranca odmah, i onda odlazi.
- koliko ia wise naislim o tome, -
modselle Plouernel sauna sebi, ~zaeudjeno i zanisljeno,
u toliko mi wise ~izgledaju nerazjasnjive poteskoce
mole tetke i Abbota.
(Nastavice se)
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LICEMERSTVO DRZAVNIKA

Nazad deset iii wise godina, kada je ova
zemlja patila Cd velike b~esposlice, drzavnici
u kongresu tako SUI Sc borili protiv pomoci
besposlenim radnicima da i'm je svaka ma
lenkost "a relif JAYNE radove izgledala kao
put u propast. Nekoliko miliona iii jedna
milijarda dolara izgledala i'm je jake velika
suma novca.
Kada je dosao rat, drzavnici SUI RADIO odo-
bravali i ozakonjavali troskove koji SUI Sc
penjali do 80 iii devedeset milijardi dolara
godisnie. saba, kada je rat prestao i otpocinje
bespeslica, opet ma isti naein oni Sc bore
svom si1om protiv izdrzavanja besposlenih
radnika iii bar da smanje drzavnu potporu do
stepena ~skapavanja.
Tako citamo ovih lana u kapitalistickim
novinama, da je predlog koji Sc nalazi pred
senatskim finansijskim odborom "a platu
besposlenima, cd $25.0 nedeljno "a 26 nedelja
(u godini), odbor najposle odbacio, da bi IL
radio now predlog. Novi Sc planira da Dude
takav prema kojem bi Sc "platilo 26 nedelja
u godini [besposlenim radnicima] ali ma u
ravnju ustanovljenom cd drzava, koji vari-
raju cd $500 do $500 nedeljno." A nedelje
koje bi bile placane da v~ariraju cd IA do Is.
Prema ovom poslednjem planu radnici
bi dobili mamie nego prema prvom. Drzave
SUI u stanju uvek ustanoviti da radnicima me
treba" wise cd $500 nedeljno i me wise" cd
IA nedelja ma godinu.
Svi neprekidno larmaju, da nam skoro
usi zagluse politician, kapitalisti i radnicke
vodje kako Sc treba povecati kupovna moe
radnika koja &c odrzavati p%rilicno veliku do
macu pijacu, sto opet ma kraju znaci "puno
uposlenje" i 'prosperitet", U koliko bi VEGA
plata besposlenima bila u toliko bi bila VEGA
pijaca "a americke proizvode i u toliko bi
bilo wise rada i "prosperiteta". Ali kapitalisti
i / jihovi politicari ne traze takav prosperitet.
Oni znaju da to nije nj kapljica vode u more,
u koliko Sc prosperiteta tice, osim da Sc sve
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lefi, jedikujuci, prekHnjuci, pa eak ispreteci,
ola bi celia konferencija n1ogla eksplodirati.
Ova slika, zaista prlza tugaljivu nadu
"a svetski ~"trajni mir"
Zamislimo Same kakvu bi suprotnost
predstavljala r~nedjunarodna konferencija So
cijalistickih Industrijalnih Republika iii,
bolje da recemo, Svetske Socijalisticke In.
dustrijalne Republic Rada!
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~SOCIJALISTICKA POSTA

VI. ", M~ontevideo, Uruguay. Tvoie pita-
ME, ma koje 81 do nekle sam dgovorio, moglo
bi Sc p~ostaviti ma sledeci na6in: Da Ii postoii
osnovna razlika, ma koji nacin siromasno
~selja5tvo u Jugoslaviji, Iii u drugim zem-
llama, dobiva zemlju kroz drzavu bes-
platno, iii Pc naredbi drzave cd privatnih
%posednika pod otpl~adivanjem?
Odgovor: Ne postoji. Razlika ie wise for
nalna nego stvarna. Primitkom zemlie ma je-e
dan Ill drugi nacin siromaSni seljak Sc ne OSLO
badja svojih ugnjetaca. U prvom ~slutaju ME-
ga II jednu ruku ugnjetava drzava, u obliku
poreza i raznih regulacija; psiholoski je
vezan "a draw, kao svog "dobroGinitelia,"
postajuci, naravno, dollar "patriota', gotov
da Sc pokorava drzavi, da ratuje u odbrani
"otadzblne" i da estate slep prema svojoj
buducoj sudbini kao proleter. Tai parceo zem-
lie koji je on dobio 6ini MEGA "konzervativ-
MIN, cak reakcionarnim.
L drugu ruku, MEGA tuce moderna ka-
pitalisticka konkurencija industrije i indus
trijalizovane poljoprivrede, u zemlji i izvan
zemlje. Narcotic IL Jugoslaviji gde je vec
sada drzava n~ajveci posednik zemlie, draw
ma p~roizvodnja &c biti vrsena ma najmoder-
Mil maSinski nacin, koia &c oteti svaku ma
lenkost place cd sitnih seljaka, putem jeff
nijih poljoprivrednih espapa. l konaeno kao
i u swim industrijalnim zemljama, sitni Sc
ljaci &c biti prisiljeni da napuste tie svoje
parcele zemlje, iii da III "a stogod prodaju,
pretvarajuci Sc u najamne radnike.
A ako je dobio zemlju 20 naredbi drzave
cd privatnih posednika pod uslovom otplaci-
vania, on tada nije do istog setpena psiholoS-
XII vezan "a drzavu kao svog "dobrocinite-
la, posto mu ona nista nije dala, osim u
toliko u koliko on postaje "vlasnistva-sves-
tan" i kao takav smatra da Sc njegovi inte-
resi- podudaraju sa interesima klasnog drus-
iva i klasne drzave. Ali u toliko je MENU
teze sto mora otplacivati "a "%svoju'' zemlju.
U oba ~slucaja, ma kraju krajeva, on &c izgubiti
sve.
Prema tome "a sitno seljastvo nema nj
kakva spasa pod kapitalizmom. Njegov spas
lei jedino u zajednickoj borbi sa proletari-
jatom; II obaranju kapitalistickog poretka
i uspostavljanju Socijalistickog. Zlo ie u to-
me sto ono "vlasnistvo', sve dotle dok je
MENU u rukama ne dozvoljava seljaku da
vidi svoju konacnu sudbinu svoje neizbezne
klasne i~nterese, da SUI oni jedino u zajednic-
koj borbi seljaka i radnika protiv kapita-
LIMA. Drugim recima "zemlja" koju seljak
"poseduje" eini cd MEGA re~akcionara.
Sve burzoaske revolucije kroz %istoriju
davale SUI u glavnom besplatno zemlju selja-
Gina. Oval akt je ucvrscivao kapitalisticku
vladavinu osvajajuci mase u svoju korist.
koje SUI docnije u toku razvitka moderne
industrije izgubile svoje "posede".
Sa tacke gledista revolucionarnih Mark
sista, delenje zemlje seljacima danas nije
nikakav progress. To je reforma kojom Sc
nastoji odloziti oslobodjenje radnicke klase.
pa i seljastva, cd kapitalisticke eksploataci-
je i ugnjetavanja. Ia reforma, kao i sve dru-
ge, jeste "prikrivena .mera reakcije".
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NAsE PARTIJSKO STANOVIsTE

.Socijalisticka Radnicka Partija nskadd
ne odstupa cd istine, da bi stvorila pri-
jatelja, nikada ne proma$u3e udariti u
zabludu, da ne bi stvorila neprijatelja.
Sa Gvrstom uerom u konacnu pobedu,
ona ide svojim putem,, nepokotebnnn
slabicskom teznjom "a privrernenom ko-
ri$cu. Ona uvek radi otvoreno ! poSteno,
perujuci, da &c, u neustra$ivoj nezavis-
nosti, jedinstvo meme svrhe, kojim je
n~adahnuta, o~svojiti, NJ kraju krajeva,
postovanje i poverenje onih, koje ella
skopcati u jedno klasnosvesno, navalno
telo.
:. Njena propaganda Sc ne sastoji samo u
nprosveciranju, vec i u organieovanju
'radnicke klase "a ospajanje rlasti, "a
potpuno obc,anje kapitalizmd. Dok Sc
ia zadaca ne izvrSi, ona &c stajati kao
stena, buana i pazljiva, ne ustupajuci
ni$td.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-11

aspirants to beat in the contest
for nomination for two seats on
the University of Michigan
board of regents.
William B. Cudlip, Detroit at
torney, and George Thomson of
Grand Rapids, are other candi-
dates, with former Senator
George p. McCallum of Ann
Arbor mentioned but not a GER
tain candidate. u
Efforts of some groups to
have the Republican convention
refrain from entering an oppon-
ent against Democratic Chief
Justice Raymond w. Starr of the
state supreme court for re-elec-
ton have fallen flat, and boom
was under way for Circuit Judge
Herman Dehnke of Harrisville
for this nomination. Justice Wal
ter H. North, q Republican, Is
unopposed in the convention for
denomination. Two supreme
court seats will be at stake in
the election. "a
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Tame COP
in Prospect

GRAND RAPIDS, Jan. II =
(P - Michigan Republicans are
gathering forces here for tomor-
rows state nominating conven-
ton, which promises to be one
of their tamest in years.
The storm center politicians,
Edward N. Barnard and Frank
d. Mckay, were not expected to
attend, and their foes said it
would make no difference if they
did show up, because the forces
opposin gthem control an over
whelming majority of the dele
gates.
The convention will nominate
Republican candidates for the
April 2 election, reorganize the
party's state central committee,
and the latter will pick new
leaders. Little of a controversial
nature i'm the form of resolu-
tions has been reported as like
ly to come before the conven-
ton.
Dr.. Eugene B. Elliott, state
superintendent of public instruc-
ton, is unopposed for renomi-
nation for a sixth term as super
intendent of public instruction.
Charles M. Ziegler, state high
way commissioner, seeks re-
nomination, with Cove rnor
Kelly's support. He is opposed
by w. II. Mark Hanna, stand
ards engineer of the state pur-
chasing division at Lansing.
Otto f. Eckert, superintend-
ent of the Lansing board Of
water and light commissioners,
and DR.. Charles S. Kennedy,
head of the Grace Hospital staff
in Detroit. were described by
delegates as the men for other
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Il. Common

Mrs. Elizabeth Common, age
70 years. wife of Thomas Com
mon, died at $50 a m, today IN
Detroit, after an illness extend
ing back several years.
Mrs. Common who had been
living with her daughter, Mrs.
William B. Hall, 9l35 Bishop
road, Detroit, was born in the
now vanished settlement of
Frederick, west Of Mount Glenn
ems, the daughter OF Charleston
and Margaretta Stevens, we'll
known pioneer settlers. She had
spent her life in this city, at the
family home, l73 Robertson
street, since her marriage IN
1894.
The deceased woman was an
active member of the Methodist
Church and life member of the
In His Name Circle OF King
Daughters.
Besides her husband, and
daughter Mrs. Hall, she is sur
vived by two grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
Saturday at 3 p. m, at the HUB
bard funeral chapel, with Rev.
Alfred Landon officiating. Bur
ial will be in Clinton Grove
Cemetery.
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Obituaries
Mrs. Ada Strell

Funeral services will be held
here Saturday for Mrs. Ada
Streu, age 55 years, wife of
Harry of Harry Streu, who died
at 1890 p. m, Wednesday at her
home, 80 MoroSs avenue, follow
ing a stroke suffered a month
ago.
Mrs. Streu was the daughter
of the late William and Mary
Dittrich, Of Macomb Township,
where she was born. She had
lived in Mount Clemens for the
past 10 years where she was d
members Of Z!on Evangelical
Church. She was a member Of
the Loyal Workers Circle of
Kings Daughters; the Rebekah
Lodge and the Lady Maccabees.
Besides her husband, Mrs.
Slreu is survived by a daughter,
Mrs Bernard Reid, of Mount
Clemens, and two sisters, Mrs.
Ernest Arndt and Mrs. August
Fiebelkorn, both of Mount Glenn
ems; three grandchildren and
four nieces and two nephews.
Services will be conducted at
1870 p. m, Saturday at the Hub
bard funeral chapel with Rev.
Jacob Wulfmann officiating.
Burial viii be in the family lot
in Clinton Grove Cemetery.