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Milford chronicle., 1913-09-19
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Rummage sale at New Century Club
rooms next week.
School opens in District No. A on
Monday, September 22nd, with Miss
Mamie L. Beswick teacher.
Rev. F. T. Tagg will speak at the
rally services in Central M. ?. Church
Sunday afternoon at p. m.
Rummage Sale at New Century Club
rooms every afternoon and evening for
the next week. Many bargains.
Kent County bonds sold at a premium.
The $50, 900 road bond issue at per
cent is a very 'desireable investment
The Faithful Circle of Kings Daugh-
ters will meet Thursday, September
25th, at $3.50 p. M, with Mrs. K. Vale.
The ladies of the New Century Club
will hold a rummage sale for a week,
beginning tomorrow. Don't fail to at
tend.
The Ladies Aid of Millwood will meet
at the home of Mrs. Oscar Short on
September 2Oth.> All are invited to be
present.
Alex. Richards. who was reported 20
have run away from Milford to escape
arrest on the charge of selling liquor,
has since gone to Dover and reported
to the Attorney General.
DR.. F. P. Ruhl has been appointed by
the Live Stock Sanitary Board of Penn
sylvania to inspect and test all cattle
shipped for dairy or breeding purposes
into that State from this section Of Del
aware.
Milford chronicle., 1913-09-19
CHANCERY COURT At DOVER.

The business before Chancellor Curtis
this week at the term of the Court OF
Chancery held at Dover was of much
Importance and the arguments by the
lawyers took up a great part of the
time.
The Receivers for the Scott Drug
Store reported their sale which was
confirmed.
The case of Cats against the town of
Smyrna was continued. 1t involves an
injunction and payment for street i'm
prOvements.
In the matter of confirming the sale
of the Franklin lands at Harrington, no
disposition of the returns were made,
pending further particulars regarding
the property.
In the case of Huggins VS.. Stine of
Frederick, in regard to foreclosing a
mortgage, the decree was .
The case of the Fire Insurance Com
panies, which had their charters do
business in Delaware by the Insurance
Commissioner, the arguments took up
most of the time of the court. The
evidence was of a technical character
as to their resources and methods of
doing business.
Milford chronicle., 1913-09-19
Why NOT One FOR MILFORD ?

This week the town of Dover received
its new auto-fre truck, which enables
the firemen to get to and from the fires
in quick time, and without tho strain
of having to drag by hand the heavy
hose carriages, when the fire is reached,
the men are winded and unable to rush
their work. A popular subscription
would receive, favor, but the Town
should own this apparatus, and the
Light and Water Commission is the
body to stand back of the movement.
Gentlemen you are not too old to take
an active interest in this move to pro-
tect the town from fire. Our present
hand hose carts are better than nothing
but they are slow to reach the fire, and
the people are demanding that this pre-
gressive step be taken
Milford chronicle., 1913-09-19
FACTORY INSPECTOR IS
ENFORCING The LAWS

Acting on orders from Deputy-At-
torney-General John B. Hutton. COM
plant having been made by DR.. w. R.
Messick, State factory inspector, Con-
stable Frank Vansant last Monday serv-
ed warrants on William Temin of near
Marydel and Matgos Poth of West Dover
Gamers, to appear before Justice of the
Peace E. F. Wood in Dover on Saturday
of the State laws in relation to canning
factories.
The complaints alleged unsanitary
conditions in these factories. Inspector
Messick has filed complaints two other
canniers in Kent County.
Edgar c. Ross, who runs a large
canning factory at Seaford was arrest
ed, charged by State Factory Inspector
William r. Messick with running his
cannery in an unsanitary manner. Mr..
Ross waived hearing and was held
under bail for his appearance at October
term of court. The whole trouble, it
is said, is due to the failure of
Mr.. Ross to place a cement floor in his
cannery, as required by law. Mr.. Mes
sick was in Seaford again on Monday,
for the purpose of seeing whether Mr..
Ross had yet complied with the law and
found the cannery running as usual and
no cement floor. Mr.. Messick declared
that Mr.. Ross will be indicted for each
day he continues to run his factory in
present condition, and he has also taken
its up the matter with the Federal
authorities for the purpose of prevent
ing the shipment of canned goods from
Mr.. Ross cannery to points outside the
State.
Milford chronicle., 1913-09-19
KINGS DAUGHTERS CALL.

The Faithful Circle of Kings Daugh-
ters is preparing a barrel to send to the
Palmer Home on donation day in Octo-
Der. Will not the good housewives of
Milford and vicinity bear this in mind
while doing their preserving and pickl-
ing? Several persons from our town
are now enjoying the peace and calm Of
this Haven of the Aged-one of them
being quite helpless. Our Kings Daugh-
ters contribute regularly to this institu-
ton. Let US all consider it an obliga-
ton and a privilege to aid the young
ladies in their worthy work with gifts
of provisions or money. The place to
which donations may be sent for packing
and forwarding will he indicated later in
the Chronicle.
Milford chronicle., 1913-09-19
PUBLIC SALE.

Eliza A. Stine will sell her personal
property at public sale at her home in
Frederick on Saturday, September, 10Th,
at l o. m. For particulars see adver-
tisement in this paper and posters.
The property of the late James B.
Anderson will be sold at public sale in
the town of Frederick on Saturday,
September 9th, at p. m. For par
ticulars see advertisement in this paper.
Anneata L. Griffith, administrators of
the estate of the late W. A. Griffith,
will sell the personal property at his late
home on the farm known as the Hop
kins Farm, near Pennington, on Octo-
Der 1st. For particulars see advertise
ment in paper and posters.
Lane Vanderwende, of near Harring-
ton, will sell at public sale in front Of
the Delaware House, in Harrington,
on Saturday, September Goth, 1913, at
one o'clock, two farms; one of 126 acres,
and one of 128 acres. For particulars,
see advertisement in this paper, and
posters.
Isaac ]. Smith and Eunice Smith,
administrators of the late James W.
Smith, of near Smiths Store, five miles
East from Bridgeville, will sell the
personal property at public sale on Tues
day, September 23rd. For particulars,
see advertisement in this paper and
posters.
Ernest Brunei, Of near Houston, will
sell his personal property at public sale
on Tuesday, September 23rd, 1913 at
10 a. m. He will also sell his farm of
81 acres in front of the Harrington
Hotel, in Harrington, on Saturday,
September, 20th, at 2 p. m. For
further particulars, see his advertise
ment in this paper and the posters.
Milford chronicle., 1913-09-19
STRUCK BY AUTOMOBILE.

By being run into by an automobile,
just as they were turning in the lane on
their farm near FELTON,, Sunday evening
Levy Court Commissioner N. B. Cain
and wife were violently thrown from
their carriage and badly bruised and
shaken up. Mr.. Cain and his wife were
returning from Barratt's Chaple and
the automobile that ran into them was
occupied by Mr. Marvel of near Dover.
1t was going at a lively rate The
horse was also severely injured. his leg
being damaged. The owner of the auto
mobile claimed that the mishap could
not have been averted, he having blown
his horn and used every precaution.
Milford chronicle., 1913-09-19
EXPRESSIONS OF APPRECIATION.

In behalf of the colored race in Milford
who respect the law, wish to express
the sentiment of our people in apprecia-
ton of the efforts of the physicians who
attended the two women who were shot
recently. We appreciate the work of Drs.
John G.. Dawson, William Marshall and
James P. Lohand, who saved the lives
of Rosa Owens and Katie Screws, after
they were cruelty wounded by their as
sailant on August 25th. We appreciate
the inconvenience they laid themselves
liable to by having to attend court, and
which so frequently deters physicians
from attending cases of this kind.
REV. EUGENE RACKS,
Pastor Bethel A. M. E. Church.
Milford chronicle., 1913-09-19
paul PRY" INJURED.

While walking about the upper story
of his new home at Glendale Willard
S. Dickerson, well known to the read
ers of the Milford Chronicle for which
he writes under the name Of Paul Pry,
fell through an opening left for a stair
way. He was picked up unconscious and
bleeding. The injured man was taken
to the home of DR.. Samson where an ex-
animation showed that Mr.. Dickerson
had received deep scalp cut, broken
arm, fractured hip and dislocated
toe. While in a critical condition, he
is expected to recover. He is about 65
years of age.
Milford chronicle., 1913-09-19
RUHMAGE SALE TOMORROW.

The ladies of the New Century Club
will open a rummage sale tomorrow
night, Saturday. in the New Century
Club Rooms. These sales give an op-
portuhity for those who have something
they do not want to get clear of it, and
at the same time help some other body
to get, something they do happen to
have a use for. Rummage sales are
helpful. The rooms will be open every
afternoon and evening during the entire
week.
Milford chronicle., 1913-09-19
HIP JOINT BROKEN BY A FALL

Last Saturday night as Miss Nettie
McNair. who is the housekeeper for
Peter Riggs, two miles east from Mill
ford, was getting out of their carriage
after returning from shopping in Mil
ford, she fell under the wheel and, the
horse starting, it passed over her hip,
causing the breaking of the hip joint.
Breaks of this kind are tedious to re-
cover from, and seldom do people of
middle-age get over it without lame
ness, or limp.
Milford chronicle., 1913-09-19
WILL Be BROUGHT BACK.

AS soon as requisition papers are made
out, Carl Smith, formerly residing near
Georgetown, who on Monday was cap
tured at Ogdenburg, N. Y, upon the
charge, on May 6, of hiring horse and
buggy from Liveryman C. B. Marsh of
Georgetown and driving to Frederick,
where he disposed of the outfit, will be
brought to the Sussex County Jail and
held for court, where he will be tried
for larceny.
Milford chronicle., 1913-09-19
AGENT BAYNUH BACK At WORK.

George H. Baynum assumed charge
of the ticket office at the Pennsylvania
station on Monday morning, after having
taken six months vacation. John E.
Mayhem, who has had charge of the
office during Mr. Baynum's absence.
has been transferred to the main line.
Robert Prettyman has been transferred
here from Berlin to act as Mr., Baynum' S
assistant
Milford chronicle., 1913-09-19
GRADE CATTLE SOLD IN MILFORD

The StateCollege forColored Students.
located at Dover, Delaware, through
DR.. George w. Marshall, one of the
trustees and the treasurer for the col
lege, has purchased from William R.
Huttenlock, on his Glenworth Farm,
Just north Of Milford, all of the high
grade young Jersey cattle composing the
herd, and they have been delivered to
the college authorities. Mr.. Hutten-
lock is making a speciality of high-grade
chicken breeding, and will not enlarge
his cattle herd.
Milford chronicle., 1913-09-19
CORN GROWERS TO GET PRIZES.

Elaborate preparations will no doubt
be made for the annual meeting and
exhibit of the Delaware Corn Growers
Association which will be held in George
town on Thursday and Friday, Decem-
Der II and II, following the meeting Of
the Delaware State Grange at Lewes.
As the Legislature has appropriated $500
for exhibits, larger premiums will be
offered this year than formerly.
Milford chronicle., 1913-09-19
FINE CATCH OF FISH.

The fishing steamer Vim, operated by
the Milford Fish Oil and Fertilizer Co,
last week made a good catch of mem
haden fish. On her trip out last week
500 barrels of these fish were caught.
These fish make fine oil, about seven
gallons being taken from each thousand
fish. 1t will be seen by this that the
amount Of oil received last week was
large.
Milford chronicle., 1913-09-19
NOTICE.

All members of Company B are direct
ed to assemble at the Armory Friday
evening, September 18th. at 8 p. m,
without fail Business Of importance.
CAPT. JAMES W. CANNON.
Milford chronicle., 1913-09-19
MARRIED.
poNovAN-RIees.

DoNovAN-RIGGs.
Miss Alma Riggs and Grover c. Dono-
van were married by Rev. L. A. Ben
nett at eight o'clock on Wednesday
evening, September 18th, 1913, at the
NJ. P. Parsonage. Both parties reside
near Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1913-09-19
BOUGHT TOWN PROPERTY.

Joseph Warren, who conducts a groc-
cry business on East Front Street, South
Milford, has purchased the property on
Washington Street, now occupied by
Mrs. Eddington, from Mrs. Laura Dav-
idson. This property is well located.
Milford chronicle., 1913-09-19
A BLOCK" BAZAAR.

Arrangements are being made by
members Of the Methodist Protestant
Church Of Milford to hold a Block"
Bazaar on October 9Th, 9th and 10th, to
which the public will be welcomed.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-01

ten, WeiBbrot un0 Butter beitono, in
sinem anoeren 8erfu9 fam cine gros
be Soft 5ur Mnipenbung, bic 8rout,
robes unb aeto9tes Sbf, Rduders
paren, 8uttermild uno Toure Wlild
auFtpies. 8eioe Mole ipuroe eleids
Seitig Der in Der R1ntesnunterfudung
bes Maeenbarmtanals iibli9e Brei
berobrei9t, Der bur9 8eimengung
bon @ismutorpb, gariumfuIfo fir
HDntgenftrdbIen unourHfdtig 1T. Sc
5eigte ii9, boB oiefer Grei, oefTen
@prpdrtsriiden man i'm HDntgenbiIb
eenoii ~berfcIaen fam, inter Der bic
0drmbetpegunq onregenben Wirfung
Der eroben Soft in feds @tunoen
oenfelben Mso auriidaeIeot bate, pte
Bel Ser reialoTen Soft in sfpdnsig
Gtun6en. Sc eroob fif alfo, gdr5
Der bisberiaen @rfabrung entfbres
6enb, nie berThiebenortig bic @er>
oauunq bur6 Sic Roft bseinfluBt
tperoen fam. Die grfolae manGer
biGtetif6en Rur finhen 70 aufs neue
cine pifsnf9utlide gseriinbung.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-01
Die 9rieagfnrdt in 3a6Lem.

Mus Tur9t Dor einem Rriege 6at
sic Mus~panoerung getpaltig augenomz
men, ia, BON 8%remenbapen aus mubte
unldngt tpesen al3u ftarfen 4ns
oranges elm MusponOerer : SOnoer=
0ampfer abgeben. reber 0ie1e 3unahs
me Ser ACKNOWLEDGING liegen iebt
amtli9e 3ablen Dor. 90 panoerten
BON 8remerbapen i'm Monat Nobems
Der ni9t peniser als 1880 perfo<
men aus gsgsn 12.408. 1896 uno
1906 i'm Nopember ser lebten orei
Sabre. Don Sanuar Biz @rOe NO=
Dember 1912 paffierten Bremen duf
Ser Musreiie insgefumt 189.907 4usz
%panoerer, oegen 1882 in 1911 unO
173, 1857 in 1910. Mu9 0amburg
bate cine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bon
bier aus perlieBen 0os oeutf9e
Gtaatsgebiet i'm Wpnot Nobember
1881 Mustpdn6erer, gegen 1O.400
i'm Nopember 1911. Sn Den eriten
eff Monaten bon 1912 pnnoerten
iiber Somburs b;sber 124.729 PER-
Tonen aus, gegen $1,000 in OemieIben
3sitraum oes Sabres 1911. Wie
Namfrogsn ergaoen, tebrte elm GROCER
Sell Ser Muspanoerer tpegen angebs
li9 orObenoer R~rieesssfabr Der 9ei~
nit ben Riiden. Mntperpsn mar eben=
fans bas 3iel Der n&riegsflii9tigen"
oeren bierter Sell aus 9eut19en, nds
mentli9 aus Den 0itliden pfobinaen.
beftono. Non Mntperpen aus begaben
fi9 i'm lebten NOpember 21.791 MusS
~ipon0erer auf Die Ausrei1e. geaen 49,
O49 i'm Nopember 1911. Die ge=
nannten orei 9auptbdftn paffierten
in sen erften elf Monotea oes Subres
1911 insgefdmt 255. 294 Mustpnnoes
rer, in ben eriten elf Monnten oes
Sobres 1912 aber 386,224, mas eis
rer 3unobme bon 1880 entfpriht.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-01

aus Der 8unoesbuuptz
ndbt trof oiefer Sage uuf Der @tn=
uanoerungsinisl @llis SsIono Der
8sfebI Elm, ben Sanger Cigar gbus
tel uno bic Sdnaerin SRI. yDOnne
Denouarb, Mitslieoer Der @abD Des<
lps=Sruppe. 5u oepOrtieren. Ous
goor, pelnes auf sinen 5dftbefebl
See SanbeIsietretdrs bin felt einem
Nondt auf Der Smell fab, bdtte fi1
Der Deportation Our9 cine !Seirot
entoieben t0nnen, bod ertIdrte 9err
gbotel mad reifIidsr lleberIesung,
caB CT fib gum 9eiraten nibt stpin<
gen ldTe. 9err Gbatel unb Die iuns
ge Dame bsfonben Ii9 iiber Elm Sabr
in ben 0ereinigten Gtoaten, oIs fie
BON irgenb Semonb Bel Der ginndns
Oeyunesbebrrbe Oes ungefsBIi9en s3us
lummenIebens bei9uIoist tpuroen,
t@urruuf man fe e~iniperrte.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-01
Sin epfer Scr 9cntfdenbete.
GyScntrisitaten rines EatiOnalifen Der
Sat in GuHt.

GT5cntrt5ttlteit etnes Nattntaltiten Der
Sat in GuEt.
Sin NotionoIiit Der Sat 1T Der
Obertenner @onoolfo i'm 9otel
o'4naleters in Rom. Sn einem Mbs
f~tieOsbriefe an bic Menf9beit err
fldrte er: r@ebemiitigt bur9 bic fort@
ge1ebten MiBbanbIungen, bic Dit
eSStoIiener bon alien biefen Seuto.ien
erbuIben miiKen, bic in Ben @nitbOS
fen StoIiens bic eriten Stelei einz
nebnten unb uns gu @rniebrisungsn
jsber Dirt apingen, 6obe i9 bef4lOI@
fen, gu fterben, ober i9 min ou9 benz
sine 2ebre erteilen, Der f9uIb baron
if. SD boffe, baB oaraus cine preBz
tompoene entteben, unb bob man
etnes Soees audi in Stoliea etipas
Srbnung in bieIem 3ufono bringen
pirb, tpie es in Trontrei9 bereits gsz
f9eben it," Bon Irl9 boterldnbiz
T9em SeIbenmut erfilt, eing Der
SberteGner @onbolfo ans Mert, Sus
nG9it bos 6otel Mngleterre BON ieis
rem beutI9en Director gu befreieH,
unb als biefer feelenrubig beim Nit
toeeTen ToB, srf9ien Der Nationoliit
Der Sat nit einem Gebclber Dor ibm
un6 f9oB ouf i'm. Der 0eutf4e Si=
rector, norlsns aetterer, fprang ouf
unb Iudte fid biIferufenb in @i4cr<
belt Su bringen. Ser Sberfel1er
Ionbte ibm nod bier SniiFe na9.
bic glei9 benz erften gum Slid feblz
gineen, elite bonn bic Sreppe binaiif
in fein 3immer unb f9nitt ii9 nit
Ieinem Ro1iermeFer bic pulsabern
unb ben Gals ouf. 60 fanb i'm
1pGter Die BoIiaei unb bra9te i'm 5ue
nG9ff ms Rrantenbaus, mo er feiner
6eilung entgegeniiebt. INN fi9 banr
rpr @eri9t iber feline Sat gu ber=
%onttpprten. ga er bereits perne6z
munesfGbie 1T, 10 bat elm @er6Or
hurd Ben unterfu9un9sri9ter ftott~
gefunben, unb @onbolfo fpielte bor@
in bic &pne beg patriotif9en MGrtpz
rers unb 8efreiers, Der ben 8ers Der
@oribalbi6bmne va fuori o straz
nier!!" (6inous nit benz SrembenD
in bic Sat umfeben unb Elm 8ater>
Ionb bon Der NuslGnoerploge hefrei=
er min. @r ertlGrte nit gr0Bter
@emiitsrube, sr babe ni9t bic Nb=
Siht eehobt, ben Director Retterer gu
tcten, bielmebr babe er Die S9ufe
Ing 8Ioue ~obgegeten, I'm i'm nur gu
erfdreden un0 bomit before 3u<
ftdnbe herbei5ufiibren. So[lte biefe
9orftellung hes Sdters ri9tig unp
ni9t elm BIGGER @erteibigungsfniff
Tein, 70 t0nnte man ben Oberfenner
@on6oIfo ols Elm Spfer Der 9eut>
fGenhebe oniehen, Die bon einigen
rTmif9en Soges3eitungen nit ebenz
Is bel Nusbauer pie SGomloIigteit
tetrieben ipiro. Qlber aud in benz
Sole, boR @onbolfo no9trGgli9 ouf
biefe @eiie feline @erteibisuns aus
rs6ta'SiinIfeIn 1u9t, 1T cine Mirs
Irns Der iournaIiftifden Oeutf4en<
bebe nidt gu bertennen. benn Der
8erteibiqunesplan berubt boob nur
cuff Der 8orousfebung, boB italient>
Ife Mifter Elm @erbre9en no9fi9ti>
GER beurteilen piirben, renn es gegen
einen beutfhen rGinbrinsline" be-
sangeu iporben 1T.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-01
itmiuanOInns Der GIcmcnte.

9or mebreren Sdhren erregte es
eroBes MufTeben, oIs Der engliIHe
Gbemifer Sir MiIidm 9amIab noHz
fpei1en tonnte, boB GaOiums@munaz
tion Ii9 in 6elium umtpdnbelt, ipenn
man tie lGngtre 3eit it9 felbit iibers
IGBt. Man ftdnb bor neuer Buns
bern, aIs @amIaD tpsiter na9gepteisn
6aben pplte, boB aus RaOium<@ mas
nation ni9t nur 9elium, Ion0ern Bel
@eqentpdrt bon reinem @uher audi
Neon entfteben; Bel Mnpefenbeit zines
&upferfal3ss fonten fi9 gar Mrgor
un6 2it6ium biIben. 9iefe @rgebs
niFe purben begreifli9erpeife tart
anaespeifelt, in~sbsTpnbere Iu9te man
bus Muftreten BON Mrgon unb Neon
Oorauf 3uriid3ufiibren. baB 2uft, Die
beibe Safe ipenr aud nur in gerin@
qen Mengen entb6lt, in ben 8erfu4s=
oppardt einge6rungen fei. &amfdD
berfoGgte je6o9 bag prpblem peiter,
unD Dor einigen Wp9en tonnte er in
elmer SiBung ser rgbemical Societp"
in Qon6on Sic Mitteilung MAIDEN,
baB er duf @runo nelerer 8erfuGe
bic friiberen 8epba9tunsen ii6sr bic
umpdnblung bon Stadium in Neon
ieoenfdus dufrsdt erbdlten Mule.
@eleqentli9 elmer llnterfu9ung Der
robipoftiben Safe ser &inqsSQ uene
in Bath (Gnglanb) ffente ii4 gu Iei~
ner neberraf9ung beraus, Oa5 BARN
188mal fobiel Neon als in einem
olei9en @olumen Cuff ent6alten tit.
Our9 @inoringen BON Cuff tonntcn
bier alfo bic @reebniFe ni9t beeinz
trd6tigt peroen. Dies CAB @erdn~
IaFung. oie friiberen Experiments
iiber oie 8ilbung BON Neon aug Ro~
blum : Gmdndtion 81 tpieberbolen,
nobel es gelang, bic oben onqefiiHrten
@innGnbe at tpiberieeen. Cine gas=
freie 20fune BON S6oriumnitrat in
WaFer puroe nit ettpos Niton era
ioums @manatipn) in Elm @efdB ein<
geI6mpl3en unD 1dn 3Det SdDren
unterfu9t. 9obei fano man ftatt Der
berehneten Menge 6elium cine etpds
erOBere zines 9emifd inbifferenten
Sales, 6as aus Nepn unb 6elium
beitan6, uno 5tpar ettpa i'm 8erbdltz
mis- Don 1:3, tpGbren6 lroon fuum
na9peisbor mar. 9as Neon fam
olfo niir aus ober burd Rabiumz
Gmanation qebilbet tporben fein. Bon
8eOeutuna 1T babel Die Nnpefenbeit
BON @dFer, ga Obne Oiefes INNER
nur SeIium entftebt. Wubrf9einli9
crfolqt bic 8ilbunq bes Reons beim
3erfan BON oeI0item Niton. Be-
m~erfenstpert 1T fernsr, baB ods @ds
Ser &ines=0 uene peber freien Wdiz
feritoff nod Gauerftoff entbdlt, pdh<
reno belize Stoffe bod oep0bnlih bel
Der @innirtuns BON Nitun auf WaT=
fer entTte6en.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-01
8ann iOIlem mir eiIcn?

Oiefe 5rage beantportete unIGngit
Or. 8arofini in Miin9en. Mir Iou=
ten, fiibrt er aus, ni9t Blob bann
eFen, tpenn mir n9unser" 6aben, fon@
bern mir miiBten unbebinet 70 LANCE
3utparten, Bis Die porbergebenbe
Mdbl5sit ben Magen berlaFen bat.
@s lei Elm Srrtum gu elauben, baB
mir uns our9 Nabrungsuufnabme,
bic in tur8en 3mif9enrdumen Dem
&0rper 3ugefubrt nirb, 1ofort trGftiz
gen uno ftGrfen tOnnen. Dieter Srr=
tum berube auf Der falf@en GrnGb=
rung, tpel9er Der &ulturmen19 19on
felt feiner friibeften Susenb aussez
feBt fet. S9on Der Smuggling betom=
me meiitens bel mebr gu efIen, als er
Fonte, uno Der arme Magen 1T oft
ni9t imItanbe, in ieiner Mrbeit nit
Der Nabrungsaufnabme- S9ritt gu
balten. 60 miro Der Menf9 0d3u
er3ogen. fi9 iibertrieben aubrunssbs=
biirftig gu ipGbnen unb BEL alien fei=
men Mablaeiten auneiit bel au groBe
Mensen gu perf9Iingen. Man fonte
besbalb ben &inbern. na9bem fe ibr
erftes TriibFtid senpFsn, fem .8uts
terbrot" mebr in oie @9ule miteeben.
S1pG9li9e &inber per6en bur9
biefe NneepObnbeit serubeau gefddz
bigt, oenn iie miiKen bann tp66ren0
Der @eroauung arbeiten.
Odg @runbiibel aber, an benz bic
mooerne Menf9bsit trdnft, 1T bas
raf9e 8erf9linsen ser Nabrung. Die
Natur bat uns unIere Munbnert5eu=
ge gsgeben, oamit mir Tie beniiBen.
@erna9ldfigung Der RautGtiefeit
bringt bic 3dbne gu frii6em @erfoa
unb lit bic l1rfa9e elmer Rette bon
9erieBunasproaeHen, Bel tenen ii9
Jdulnis9ifte Der i6limmTten Dirt in
unTerem &0rper bil0en.
Sft bort man ben mooernen Men=
f9en fagen. baB er ni9t g~eniiqeno
3eit gum GTen babe unb baber
fAnen ellen miiRe. Dieter @inponS
1T ni9t iti9baltig. Wenn man nur
flint Mtinuten our 8erfiigung bat, 70
1T es biel better. in oiefer tur5en s3eit
nenig uno nit 8eou6t AZ ellen.
S9lieblih bat pobl jsoer Menf9 in
alien 8erufsarten bic MOaIi9teit. fif
fir bic 6uuptmahl5eit zine Stunbe
aus3uiu9en, in Der er pirtli9 in
Ru6e ellen fam. SIN Notfalle muB
eben Der Mbeno 0aou seripenOet tper=
ben.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-01
Nabruns nnS 0armtatisfcit.

Den GinfluB perf9iebenortis.r
Ndbruns uuf bic D%urmtdtigteit bat
neuerbinss Or. 5. &retf9mur in
IrdntFurt a. so. i'm M0ntsenbiIb
~fontroniert. Cine Derfu9sper1on
nobm einmol cine rei5lOie Scott gu
IiG, ole aus Wlildl. @iern, Meblipeis
len. getO4tem, psiBsm TIsif@, @up>
Washington Journal., 1913-02-01

Gr5tIifen Ciuori-T pieosr tie Yciiuna
lelen toHnte; iein borber erbebIih ee-
Ltiegenes 86rpsreefpiHt b%ermin6ertg
ii9 innerboIb einieer @ohen I'M 90
pfuno. NIIe biefe in iiinsitsr 3eit
gu Der5ei4nenben grfOlgs, gu osneu
nod p~9piioIoeiT6s @erfuae nit Dem
@rtrott oes 6irnonbongs bin3utreten,
loIfen bic 5offnung bere9tigt erTheiz
men, boB mir iiber bic gebeimniss
belle 8%ebeutuns Der nOriifen nit ins
1erer Ibionoerung" boI6 pOlliJ Ing
&lore tommsn fperben. 5umol ba uns
n%eueroings in ben R0ntgenitrobIen
our @rtennung folder R~rontbeits3u=
ftGnOe elm dusssaei9netes 5ilfsmittel
our @srFiiauns ftebt.