Southeastern High School - Aryan Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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flour is to be procured and nothing for the subsistence of the cattle . . . Their houses are left without glass, and in many cases the flooring has been burned. Their clothing has been plundered from them by the Indians. It is a literal fact that the inhabitants have been obliged to resort to chopped hay, boiled, for their subsistence. Many, possessing neither firmness of mintl or body sufficient to sustain the c'1l'1mities with which they have been assailed have gone into the tsx lum where the wicked cease from troubling and the weary are at rest At the beginning of the Qixtl VK ar Detroit was one of the first cities in its support of President I incoln A huge mass meeting assembled April lath the day war w 'ts officiallx declared for the purpose of raising troops to comply with I incoln s call for rv 000 xolunteers The city of Detroit loaned the State of Michigan S50 000 for the equipping of the first regi ment The First Michigan Regiment of In 'Q fftntry went to Wasliingtoii May 13th I was the first western regiment to reach W ish ington During the period of w ir Detroit bore her share of the burdens Oxer a million 'I-in dollars was raised to help the gox ernment and 'E 1 aid the families whose bread winners were serving the country Relief societies were con ff-s ducted by citizens of the Clty In 1863 the S ff' dire consequences of the war were felt all over First High school the country The ltx es of thousands of men had been taken or wrecked and thousands were suffering the tortures of war prisons Necessity forced the government to adopt the plan of drafting men into mlllt try SCFVICC Immediately outbursts of dislox alty toward the government occurred and seething hatred developed for the unfortunate colored race They were accused of being the cause of the war Riots occurred frequently and the unhappy negroes were forced to Hee for protection more than once Their homes were destroyed by fire and the harm less colored people were often the xictims of murder The troops were called upon to terminate these dtsgrateful acts The after effects of the Q wil VVctr were precisely the same as those of tny other w tr The buying pow er of turrency was gre ltly reduced Stamps were used as small th lllgi, intl tonditions existed in Detroit then much ts they did in dtvts tltttl l uiope tfter tht VVorltl Vvlf Oxer thirty yt Irs were required to set tht tountrx b itk on its fett intl its money it p tr C rime w tx es and detline of public intl prix ttt morahtx show that these effects are alwfus repeated as 1 tommon tonstqutnct of strife f I 'i K' MARt Uuuus WH I Mu -'H' f 33 '5 it W Lixwrgxafg-fd x'- XR ilrh IT5 V' Ll EU ln 'll' f Mr At f 5' syisff- My aj gifs? I r D tr Sixteen . , 1 1 L 1 L , I . v v v. s I 1 . 4 1 1 I, L. . . . . ,. Y. ,r . 4 . . . . Y si 1 . A s Y V V Y g .1 Y . . . 1 x Y C y . , ,.- v . V , Y 'f it - - A 11 , , .I ' . 1. I- J ' . ' ' ' - n if f e ' ' L ..f -i r 1 1 , I - - 1 . 'xt , 'I N 1 N . . . Y . 1 . 'I . E ' r III l . . , ' ' I il ll , Wil ll J-11 , . f ' 1 'N M - ' Y J 111 ,411 , T' . eg -,lf J, fl l ll -:Jef I ' ' ., 11 - .4 I 34-4-Q., . . . . ' ' f- Y- 'A sq- ' ' ffn I- V . . . t 1 - f- ' - 1' A- Jijy . , , y s ' X sl 7' s su R I c Z . . i ' . .5 YL 7 'f . . Y ' . - , V l ' . 7 ' - ' 1 v 1 f ' 1 -. I c t . ' ' C T. 'I C I In ' ' ' ' C 2 I 72 ' x v- v s vc N4 E ' L1 5 Y 2 A if 1 X- : ' 'z Vt ' 5 ' - ' ts f ' ' 'as- z 1 'I ' A 1 - 2 i 2 . 1 x ' Se J H , i S ' ' N U' 1' ,' 'iz J Hz z. ' ' t I 'Z x s' .' ' 1 X. I .' 1 1 -'t' 1 1 .' 2 ' ' ' A A 1 . ' - i I I I , , . N f 5' -'1 , ,. - -7- . A W - 5 134, ,rfb ji :L . -V ,:'- - ' -- ' - , V, 3 , W -5 S ' ' L ' Q, .54-'S-.. 1' -, Y -AA-3 A s is i :.w'if'll-' I' I Y -L- .film ' - 1, 1 l ll UL. : Ld ,-L HY: 4 X W X I . ll.. . v, ,A-,V -:I -- --- ,I ,Vi I,j-'-A-s-,T-TF1.,,.. ..-., H. NFIWH .. A 5: , fs, L3 q s I klgyf-, . ,, Z' , '- gi AV .V . kegifg Y 1?'HAr51Qg?TTiii-T 2 ,e V- Y,-fg gyffafa '. ' , -Yap 44' - ,xfv srgrlf ' '. . - -5 '- .' 4 ,f--' ' ' ff. 4' ' . uf? 4 ' ' 'T'- : , , if -N- ' 1 'ag V' 1 Q 4' ,J- nf ' -, f, ' V.-' s--, -YYY , ef- -Cf fy 'h4.1.i7g- ' ' , I 5fl4,i Y:-5, , ff V , l - Q? i ff f-f - -Q., - 'Q 551 f :rw t e oit

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