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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-03

Gertrude do not approve of in
ternal remedies for charging the bust
\ gentle massage with warm cocoa
butter is helpful in conjunction with
breathing exercises. This exercise is
beneficial: Double your fists as tightly
as you can. bringing them together in
front with the arms raised so as to be
horizontal. While kecning your arms
on level with your shoulders, SLOWLY
separate your fists as widely rs possible.
30 this 100 times every night Eat
plenty Of fat-makinE foods, such ~
butter. fat of meat. milk and cream.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-03

! terested and anxious to do something
but IL the health is right. then we feel
| that 1t Is foolish for Il doctor to bother
his head about the cutting OF baby's
| teeth. Leave 1t TO grandma-it Will
give her something to keep her out or
| mischief
But after the teeth erupt we consider
! them OF the utmost Importance to the
childs health. We respectfully enter
our opinion that our friends. the dem
! lists. arc altogether. IL not individual
lH. too negligent of children's teeth
There is still a tendency to bellttle the
need of dentistry for the temporary
| teeth. still too much of that foolish old
| policy OF "let him outgrow it,
"A small cavity in a baby tooth is ten
times more injurious to health. and
! hence much more worthy of careful
dentistry than cavity In an adults
tooth,
There is strong evidence that de-
cayed teeth have much to do with dis
eased tonsils and adenoids. and all of
the deplorable consequences of these
| conditions. tuberculosis is a diseas Sc
which gains foothold upon us during
! infancy. and by the way Of the lynn
| phatic glands in the neck, the infec-
ton entering perhaps through decayed
teeth.
! STRENGTH OF AN ORGAN
IS DETERMINED by IT'S USE
| As for brushing the teeth, personally
we think this measure is greatly over
done. Cleanliness Of the mouth, In our
, opinion. is not assured by regular use
| OF the toothbrush. for some OF the
worst conditions one finds are In per-
sons who are scrupulous about brush
| ing the teeth many times day.
! We brush ours when we feel like It.
when the mouth feels like 1t. SO do
our children. And we use nobody's
dentifrice. only plain soap and water.
nf
cereal food. too much refinement of the
daily bread explains the bad teeth
which reduce the efficiency of the race.
| We thoroughly believe that an unde-
naturized diet. and not the length Of
| time you brush your teeth each day.
determines the final result
A decayed tooth in a child's mouth is
as much an evidence of neglect as an
body. 1t invites just as serious re-
suits.
| The Most Healthful Heat-Please
state which you would consider the
| most healthful method of heating a de
ltached dwelling-coal. stove, hot air
furnace. hot water or steam?
| Answer-Hot air furnace, because it
won't work satisfactorily without good
ventilation. But with this proviso-
that the temperature be regulated by
ithemometer and not personal sensa
lions, and that il be kept below 6S de-
grees at all times.
She Wears Gauze.-When I go to n
dance. writes Il silly woman, ! always
change to gauZe underwear. Many
jpeople profess horror. but I have never
suffered any i'll effects. They say.
wait and see" How long will have
to wait?
! Answer-Ahout ninety years. If you
enjoy going in gauze. and the health
department and department of public
safety do not object. why, you are per-
| fectly safe.
Boric Acid Habit.-Wil boric acid
! solution harm the eyes IL applied sew
eral times day for an indefinite pc
Rod?
| Answer-Probably not. nor will 1t do
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-03
Care Of the Teeth
ny ANTOINETTE DONNELLY.
Copyright, 1915. by Antoinette Don
nnIl>

ICONNTlght, Igl3, by Antonette Dom
nclly),
Your teeth should he recognized for
what they are-invaluable adjunctS to
both beauty and health. Therefore, no
pains are too great TO secure this ad-
vantage. If your teeth are kept abso-
lutely clean they will not decay.
Perfect cleanliness of the teeth can
be secured by thorough cleansing with
the brush night and morning by
rinsing the mouth after every meal
with an antiseptic lotion. and by using
dental floss or a quill toothpick always
after eating. so as to remove every
particle of food which may lodge be-
tween the teeth. This care, of course,
should he given in the privacy of ones
own room or in the toilet room The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-03

tory OF Bessarabia and Moldavia. part
OF Roumania.
gary bordering on the north on Ron.
mania and on the south on Serbia n
Is one Of the most fertile districts in
Europe. The chief town Is Temes'
varX.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-03
Dr.. Brady's Health Talks
The Bnby Teeth.

We have ventured to confess that wa
nont Know and do not care to learn
Just which teeth are cut first. and when.
ana how. This is supcrfluous knowl-
edge: II never helps baby If the
haby's health is wrong, then we arc in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-03
.tntnIncttc DonneiI,,, Au.y,.r.

Alice Yes, am sure you can arrange
your lalr 10 cover Your protruding
cars aud yct have il look we'll At
night tic a cloth over your ears 10 hold
ihcm back close 10 the head This Is
$40" WORK and IL Will take time to
get The desired effect. but II Won wish
10 succeed YOU must have patience and
bee persistent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-03
Elsie Janis Mt Strand.

For the remainder OF the week. no.
ginning to-day. the Strands attraction
Will be the weil-known stage fayorite
Elsie Janis. in her latest film comedy.
drama, Betty in Search of Il Thrill"
II is said that the picture affords Miss
Janis exceptional opportunities To dis
play her remarkable versatility. as She
is called upon to perform ali sorts Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-03
Woman and Home
WhnoP avs?
Story No. I
Blue Blood and Yellow
\ By EDWIN BLISS
(copyrieht. 1918. by Pathc Ex-
change, Inc All moving picture
rights and all foreign copyrights
strictly reserved Shown at the Vic
tor each Saturday,
CONTINUED From Yesterday
CONTINUED From Yesterday

''she understood quickly the mean
ing Of his mute message. and rccov-
ering. turned again 20 her attorney.
Very we'll. Mr. Rodgers. but we
should have known this before, You
will wire Immediately TO my sister,
please"
81 am truly sorry, Miss, and l shall
wire Immediately"
He bowed. walked toward the door.
they following. Scott bent low and
whispered into Anitas ear. we must
keep quiet. Ann-for Your sake"
She smiled UP at him radiantly. and
catching hold OF his arm. pressed it
impulsively. a token Of her apprecia-
ton for his infinite consideration.
Tho next morning Ann received
telegram from her sister. Eess. in the
East Ordered to take rest in noun
tains. Too much study. Will be home
In day" Bess came. and the sisters
went at once to the mountains. Scott
agreeing to meet them there later.
Scott arrived late the night OF the
same day. The next morning he pro-
posed walk over the mountainside
and was eagerly seconded by Ann
the previous days ride. announced that
she was all in and would await their
return a the hotel Ann noted With
keen displeasurc Scotts disappoin,-
ment. at Bcss's announcements. and was
further vexed when he proposed that
they stay and keep iScss company.
Bess wouldn't hear of their STAYING
behind, SO they started for their stroll
together: Alfred. disappointed at
Bess's absence, ana Aun anxious and
trying mentally TO laugh away the
fears that played shadow-iike but per
sfstent in her nina. The; took u mar.
row footpath thar wound It's way
around the mountainsidc hue.inr
tightly the wall to their left, for in
some places on their right the path
stopped abruptly and the cliff side fell
sheer away into sickenne space
\ He took the lead. Keeping abou, two
feet in advance of her, and walking
quickly, his feet unconsc!ously keen
ing pace with his thoughts. lie
thought of Ress. as she had looked
that morning ut breakfast. her LIQUID
eyes. chestnut curly hair. and slim
curved shoulders. making her look, he
thought more like a od-nymph than
n human. lie thought now nnc il
o We eo"'u she nc thcic. Just in
me pain ahead OF him How we'll she
would nj INTO the picture OF rugged
mountains framed by sweep Of
glorious blue sky
ma n'u come up close behind him,
p"htihS. pu' supple ana eager. her tine
lung frame moving IN quick. grace
u' e.'i"e" along the trail suddenly he
~aS aM"Ie OF me sound OF lo"senimg
peopies Foii'he down the elm behind
-.a ht' S'hr'ied cry as She lost
e her tense. desperate
SIP =" ms arm as she lost her foot
~, nns nan way around he saw
enc "Ns hanging half over the
1850 ne' race pale and horror
Ga OILY nope ior life, out
80 mn ''e-'eh'ei'hS Itself in
g,a,ca arm ne Sa" at a
70 n" "'.ioS' sheer deciivi;y of
dread o,,ana "H' Sieken!nG
MN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-03
Lace Model.

meals. Oftentimes. when the laxative
effect is not obtained from figs or
apples served as dessert n great diff
ference will be observed if the fruit is
taken on going to bed. when the stom
ach is empty, or an hour before break
fast. q glass or two of cold water
being added. DO not eat fruit at the
end OF a hearty meal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-03

Laura T You may eat cooked frui,
with any neal bat II YOU are taking
for special dic,etic purpose the
erect VIII be greater when IL is taken
oN itaclf this may be al the beginning
OF meal. but preferably between
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-03

Correspondngly low rates to other
stations. Visit the seashorc resorts
and the baitienelds OF Virginia and
Norfolk. Three fast trains with parIor
car. Richmond to Old Point and Nor.
folk. Leave Richmond a. NJ. IL noon
and L. NJ.
Veterans from the South holding
tickets good returning from Norfolk
should use Chesapeake and Ohio fast
trains Richmond to Norfolk. rate s2l5
one way. Apply to ticket agents for
full information
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-03

face thoroughly before retiring IL there
is any rouge or powder on your face.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-03
.ROUMAN|A AND BULGARIA
REACH UNDERSTANDINGS
Two Countries Will Enter War Stimuli.
taneously, Declares Bucharest
Dispatch.
AGAINST AUSTRIA AND TURKEY
Army Stats OF Two Powers Said to
Be Busy Co-Ordinating Military
Plans - Negotiations Regarding
Cession Of Territory Complete.

PARIS, June 2.-Bulgaria and Rou.
mania have reached a complete under.
standing. according to n Bucharest dis
patch to the Petit Partisan, Roumania
having agreed to cede territory in Do.
orudja. The two countries will enter
tho war simultaneously, the dispatch
says. Roumania against Austria and
Bulgaria against Turkey. The army
STATS Of the two powers are said Ia
be busy co-ordinating military plans
Negotiations between Roumania and
Russia over the lines OF the Pruth and
OF Bnnat are said to be virtually com
proposals the latter country is declared
TO be ready TO begin hostilities with
out delay.
Dobrudja is part of Roumania
bounded on the east by the Black Sea
and on the north and west by the
Danube River. AS a. consequence OF
the second Balkan war between Bull
Garia and Serbia and Greece, Roumania
took from BulGarla a large slice OF ter
ritory and added II to DobrudJa prov
inCe on the south.
Much bitter feeling existed in Bull
Earia for some time against Rou-
mania on this account. but more re-
Gently n change In the relations be-
tween these two Balkan states WAS OBJ
served. Last December the Bulgarian
minister at Petrograd was quoted "a.
saying that Roumanin had arranged To
restore TO Bulgaria that portion of Do
brudja which had been annexed by
the former country after the second
Balkan war.
The Pruth River forms the boun-
Diary line between the Russian terri
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-03

NJ. i. K.-ENercise. II practiced daily.
is the only thing that will remove the
surplus flesh that has accumulated at
the back of your neck. Try standing
erect with your feet together. clasping
your hands behind your neck Now
force your head and elbows strongly
back. Relax and let head and elbows
come forward. Repeat ten times
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-03

Boric Acid Habit.-Will boric acid
solution harm the eyes II applied sew
eral times n day for an indefinite pc
Rod?
Answer-Probably not. nor will 1t do
any particular good, other than mere
cleansing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-03
ANU S F. NJ E N is
"Omccr 0G8r Mt DlInu.

"0mccr 868" mt BIJou.
Arthur Berthelet's selection OF ON
cor 666" for presentation by his stock
company at the Biiou Theater during
Reunion Week has been fully justified.
not only by the excellent performance
given the play, but by the delight
openly expressed by the constantly in
creasing audiences that have flock ed
into the house.
o'clock, instead OF at the regular hour,
so that patrons Of the theatcr may
have abundant time in which to see
the parade and have lunch before the
performance. special matinee will
be given on Friday at the customary
hour, 2:30, and the regular SATURDAY
matinee will be given. Of course.
Lyrics Mid-Week Change.
Mile. Nadie and her company Of eight
dancers constitute the headline act at
the Lyric for the latter half of the
week. beginning with to-day's matinee
Under the direction of Hans Lime
who is. presumably. the same man who
worked such wonders as musical di-
rector OF Larry Citizens musical stock
mere some years ago-the star and her
assistants present a series of intcrnre-
tative and ballroom dances, with
changes Of costume and scenery in ac-
cord with the periods represented In
direct contrast with this act will be
the turn Of the Swain and Ostman Tri,
"a laughable exhibition of athletic
knockabout comedy. Others OF the
same bill are: Audrey and Rich. two
girls. who sing and dance; Walter Wal
ters and his ventriloquial skit. ana Lang
and Coulter. "blackface troubadours."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-03

Ada-Yes, there are many harmless
rouRes on the market. ] am sorry that
| cannot give the name of one through
my column. he sure to cleanse the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-03
Notice to Veterans

REDUCED RATES FOR SIDE TRIPS
VIA
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO,
to all stations in Virginia. Tickets
sold to holders OF return portions Of
round trip Richmond Reunion tickets
juno .. 3. 4. good until June 2S. Round
Z forn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-03

Answer--Ahout ninety years. If you
enjoy going in gauze. and the health
department and department of public
safety do not object, why, you are per-
fectly safe.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-01
5enhaua

Harry Benham, the Handsome
Harry of the movie world, recently
won a Ford runabout in a popularity
contest. In a facetious mood he tel
egraphed to send the car by parcel
post and the senders acted on the in
structiOns.
Benham is going to form a stock
company to pay the charges and re-
lease the machine from the New Ro-
chelle pOstOffice.
Then all he has to do is to put the
1,OO0,O01 parts to gether and
zipp! Away she goes!
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-01

Sherman with suicide note in cloth
ing. Denied attempt at self-destruc-
ton.
John Benetick, 629 Washington
blvd, held as suspect, broke nose of
cell partner, Albert Gleason. Booked
for assault.
Body of man run over by |. C. train
at 34th st. found by T. J. Cullen. PO-
lice suspect murder.
John Mclaughlin, SIG Rush st.,
and Z others arrested in raid. Watch
es and silverware recovered. Police
await Identification
Alfred Kreider, bad boy of Wood
lawn" arrested with grip full of
stolen meat.
Joseph Gotsis, 661 W. 14th ST.,
broke hip of Iandlady, Mrs. Anna
Sherman, while acting out movie he
had seen.
Abe Frank, manager of Rector's,
resigned. Bought hotel in South
Bend, Ind.
Hamilton Park improvement assn
to hold mass meeting in Parker
school, To petition for more police.
"WorId growing better. DR.. A. J.
McIvor-Tyndau. Knocked Billy"
Sunday for pessimism.
Hundreds of Chicago society peo-
pie journey to Cary to see ski tour
ney.
Man giving name Harrison E. Mar
tin arrested with woman and her
child at Ala ST lanes nj FIODed
police say.
Grace Reformed church, only one
of creed in city, dedicated new build
ing at w. Jackson blvd. and S. Wash
tenaW aV.
Mrs. Polly Bucko, %, at Wesley
Memorial hospital for appendicitis
operation, jumped from window six
floors to sidewalk. Dead.
State lifted embargo on raw milk
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-01

gratz, p, same address, complained
of beating.
Edward T. Riggs, arrested on child
abandonment charge. Wife, Nellie
Higgs, acquitted on murder of VIM.
Willis, /. c. conductor.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lackey, 90, 441s
Lowell aV., overcome by smoke while
trying to put out fire in home May
not recover.
John Derrig, 70, S32 Bishop ST.,
dead from fall to icy sidewalk. Ten
others injured.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-25

befannte st. MiQer bon &led fi9
bonn Jenfter oes 1. Stoduerfes 6es
@ouies auf Die Sfrabe. Nod lebeno
FOB man oen unglidliden Mam
mut er botte aber 10 idtpere 8erle-
tungen erlitten baB CT balo 6arm1f
per1dieo. MiiGer tpor idon laagere
Belt leioeno unb fdtpermiitbig.
@arni4. = Ger 38iabrige &C.
lddfsmanm 6. Yoquet tpuroe nadts
untpobI, un6 als er fib ans 5eniter
Iegte, I'M frifde Suit 5n genieBen,-
berIor er oos @leidgetpidt un6 itur5-
tie in 6en @of. Gr brad bierbei Den
Sda6el un6 erIag bal6 ieinen Ser
lebungen.
@o6ingen.- 9ie @inengefea>
idut vBrobioence" bnt ibren @nu-
%benbetrieb tbeilmeife uie6er m1fge-
nommen. @s iinb ettpu 100 Mrbeiter
BORT belddftigt mor1en.
8efort. @err &arpen erbieh
fir5li9 bie Erm1erfun6e, Bop fem
Gobn Matbias a1f Dem @erfe 9pIien
in @ogen6ingen @otbringen) idtper
perlebt m11r6e nnb bnl6 nahber itarb.
Ger gerungImdte mar 81 Sabre alt.
gtteIbrMf. - 9ie Hreiie fit
@inofleii9 iin6 bier beoel1teno ge=
iunfen.
Gdmeis.
@afel. - SIM @roben 8otbe lit
ser @urid gedubert moroen> golel
m0ge oIs Cit bes eibg. @ertpoltungs=
geridtes beitimmt mer6en. - SSn 8a=
lei mer6en neuer6ings Mnitrengungen
gemodt, mebr eioger0iiiide Eruppen
5u befommen, 90 fid Die Staot NIT
Musnobme Der Mrtinerie, fir ale
@afengotttngen eigne. - Nod LAM
gent 2ei6en itorb int Sitter bon SO
Sabren 81. Borfb, Der longjabr1ge
frmbere @olptpfarrer 5u ct. Sbeooor
un6 ct. Mattbd1s, IN tDeiten &reiFen
befannt als Srgel= un6 @lodener=
pert.
2u3crn.- Madts iin6 IN Ser
ten1tein sic @ebdulihfeiten bes 5re1-
lidttbeaters bgebrmnt. Sie marer
nit 23,sOO Ironfen nerfidert, oas
MobiIor init 10000 Tranfen.
6burgou. - Die Mn1l= nro
@Iauenieude greift I'M Sburgou itart
um iid). Mebrere &iebmarfte iino
berboten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-25

Munnbeim. - Ser bdperi1he
Oberit Gdmiobuber bon Ser gtap-
pen > Sssnipeftion ser 6. Mrmee, oer
i'm bienjtIi1em Muftrug BON georo-
franfreid fomme1ro iid In Manrbetm
.aufbielt, tit on elmer 2ungenent5itn-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-25

1iabrige Sotelbeiber S. &el5 mur6e
in elmer &in1e 5miiden @olben uno
&ofel nit idtperen 8erlesungen to6t
aufgefun6ear. Ser ungludlide lit
oas Spfer zines Sagounfalles getpor=
SEN.
Megensburg. = 9os Muto=
mobil bes profit. unb 8obnar5tes Or.
q. 2oren5 bon &0iering puroe fur5=
Ii9 auf ser StoatsftraBeniiberfabr
in DISCRIMINATING bon Ser 2ofomotipe
oes 3uges D=135 erfabt urr6 5ertrum=
inert. Ser Mr5t m11r6e get0otet.
8ur5burg. - 2eben6ig ber=
brmm lit in @ersbad 6ie 2on6=
mirtbstodter 8enfert, oie oem Serb
fel1er GIT maize fam, 10 baB Die &lei-
Ser 6euer fingen.
@rafenm0br. - @iir5li@ er=
bielt sos ouf BENT bieiigen Eruppen=
iibumgsplobe eriteGte 8oradenlager
feline eri item @Gite. M@t meniger ols
10000 @uiien, 6ie in bier Sonoer=
3iigen bon 6ranffurt a. .. ei%ngetrof-
fen pore1r, fan6en 6orin unterfunft.
SIM ga115en iir6 n1r1rmebr $4,000 &C.
|fmgene = Grum5oien un6 @uiien =
in @rafenuobr I'm Mufentbalt."
@nrttemberg.
@eis1ingena. ct. = Sci Ser
53iegelbnttte 11rterbab Ser @%iienbabn=
bride m11roe Ser 25 Sabre olte, tn
ser @~dimmeImiible beidaftigte
Dienitfnedt sdmio in idtper perlet-
tenn 3uitan6 m1fgefunoen. Ct paroe
Ing Be3irfsfrantenbaus perbroM, tit
ober m1f benz @ege 6orfbin geitor-
BEN.
@tuttgart = 3mei @in6er
6es @dusmonnes @r0ber> Der in Der
@od1troBe mobrt, ipielten anf Der
@erm6o inn 4. Stodtperf Beg Sut-
les. Dus cine Ser bei6en &tnl6er be-
fam pl0tli9 6as uebergemidt, itur5te
|fopfuber in sic Siefe uno mor iofort
to6t, sos an6ere &in6 mo1te es ret
ten, mur6e ober ebenfans m%itgerilIen
un6 blieb NIT i9meren 8erlesr1gen
I'M Sof liegen. 'gs ul1roe IN oos
@ranfenbo11s gebradt.
gensbeim. - 9ur6 Sen Snf-
ldlog eines &ferbes tpuroe Ser ber-
beiratbete in Ser 8ra1erei @untrum
beidGftigte &utider 911omig 4t15111-
ger 10 idtper ont &opf perlebt, oaB
er an SEN 8erlebungen I'M &ronfere
bu1Ie IN. Seioelburg geitorben tit.
Sofen. - Ser nerbetrotbete
So6tengrdber 81. gogeImom BON bier
muroe BON bem bon Noroltnge1 fom-
meroer Bug iiberfabren uro iofort
qet06tet. gogeIman1t mo1te n1S benz
|fabren6en 3uge a1sfteigen urb tam
unter Sic M66er.
8aben.
Munnbeim. - Ser bopert1be
Oberit S9miobuber bon ser @tap-
pen : Snipeftior Ser 6. Mrmee, Der
in bienitIi9em Muftrug bon Noro-
fronfrei9 commend iid IN Manrbem
aufbie1t, lit on ether 2ungerent5ii1r-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-25

Mateln lit Ser 2anbpirtb 8orggreme
genannt &iider g%eitorben. 8orggre=
noe NOR Ser altelte ginmobner Ser &C.
meinoe; er bat elm Sitter bon 1922
Sobren erreidt.
Mbeinprpbin5.
GLADDEN.. - @egen ueberi6rei-
tung ser &0ditpreiie fir 61eii6 muir
Sc elm Mebgermeiiter GIT IS Marf
@eI6ltrofe perurtbeilt. St botte fir
Elm babies Bfun6 magere11 @pef SO
Gfg. perlangt, obidon Ser Sodpret5
80 8fg. fir Sos Nf1n6 mar.
30 in9en @Ia6ba9. -Sn
Ser @nn6elsfammer tp11r6e u1f @rnnh
BON @%rbebunger elmer bieiigen So
brifantenfommiiiion mitgetbeiH, BOB
I'M Be5irfe Moubair fir 800 Wetlio=
men Morf &obtpoGe aufgefu1p6en
mor6en lit, mutt 6eren Mbtransport
nod Deuti9lanb begonnen u1r6e.
Dnisbnrg. = @ie 16iabrige
|Sodter 6es Mrbeiters Stober Der
brannte, ols iie einen @eiIel bonn
Serb nebmen mollte, tpobet lire &lei,
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