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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03
Braces for Little Cripples

IT have a pair Of ankle braces, size az
and also a shoulder brace for a girl from
10 to IL years of age. Anybody wishing
for them will receive them with my hearty
good will This is my first letter to the
Corner. ADELIA H"
And capital lead off" It isl "'Tis
true It's pity, and pity tits It's true" that
Il saddening percentage of growing chill
dren are in actual need of appliances such
as you name. We hear daily of weak
ankles and twisted spines which may be
rectified to some degree by supports and
braces Let us know when yours have
gone to grateful readers of your "frst letter
to the Corner"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03
Something Old, Something

Now is the time when the June bride is
busiest. preparing every little item OF the
trousseau, planning, praising and adjusting
There are so many things TO be remem-
bered. that the old superstition about
something old. something new, something
borrowed and something blue" is likely to
be forgotten unless some kind friend gets
one OF the dainty boxes TO be had in the
shops, Inside Of this package there is the
that any one could want. Dainty French
roses and deep frill Of cream-colored lace
complete the trimming
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03
silk ouiIt Pieces

II see that A. II. asks for Quilt plecss
have some, but mine are silk and satiyi
l only have a few wooden and thosS ~
dark colors. Please put my address ~,
file, but be sure and tell all who ash ~
my pieces to mention what kind is wanted
also have leather postal cards. IL any ons
wants them. MRS. f. II. MY
Wide awake and willing I" might ~
written over against your name and oftsT
as registered in our files. The tripplny
ALTERATION goes we'll with the letter. Patohl
work makers will let you hear from the,s
ere long, and the leather post cards will bs
caught with avidlty by collectors. 7
II have some silk pieces for patchwort
and some post cards / should like to slva
them to some one II she will send mo har
address and postage. NELLIE Az
And yet more of the same sort We az
never at loss to place contributions OK
pieces of various fabrics Quilts duveta
and comfortables may be catalogued under
the head of continuous performances.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03
Everything's Painted

Everything about the House Beautiful is
decorated. Odd designs in brilliant color
ings are painted on cream, dull blue, hun
and gray backgrounds, Perhaps the most
effective of these is the black. This is
highly lacquered like a Japanese painting.
Candy boxes, tables, small tabourettes, foot
stools, work boxes and even fancy paste
boxes may also be decorated.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03
DOCTORS LIES NOBLEST DEEDS
OF THEIR EVERYDAY ROUTINE,
By WILLIAM A. BRADY. M. D.

honorable, admirable from any standpoint
"A good doctor must be n good liar, and
everybody knows it. A doctor is loved for
the lies he tells and as likely as not con-
demned for HIS diagnostic honesty. How
ever. he scan get along in spite of the dis
appreciation of those who flout the truth
Tor ne enjoys the-confdence and respect of
pends upon his loyalty as a liar.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03
Treating Leather

Stif shoes may be restored with dose OF
ia well with CLOTH keeping away from fire.
This treatment softens the leather and
makes Il pliabls- Il Is a good thing to do to
parts OF shoes that pinch the feet too II
causes expansion Of that part and relieves
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03
Kitchen Necessities

Kitchen utensils are drain upon tbs
resources of the young married couple,
There are so many larger and more az.
penslve things to buy that the necessary
articles for the culinary department ara
often overlooked. Then, too, the litfls
nest needs so many fittings that there il
sometimes woeful scarcity in the man
Of the houses pocketbook when he takes
his final inventory, 30 the kitchen is Ira
place where he economies -
Good linoleum, aside from being a pay
Ing investment, is an extremely costly lux
ury. well-kept bare floors are the portion
Of most young folks, at least for the
first year or two, until they can bny
linoleum. Then the pots and pans The
costly percolator and the electric toaster.
the newzfangled potato hashers and the
newest things In carving knives! p
A happy solution of the problem is ths
Kitchen shower, which Is the most practical.
and in most cases the most acceptable
offer the devoted friends of an engaged
girl can make. f9'
Here is a list, offered by an authority,
OF the indispensable things for the new
kitChen. 49,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03
For Picknickers

Did you ever try baking picnic loaves In
baking powder cans2 1t makes a cute little
round loat' quite large enough for sand.
wiches The chopped meat and mayonnaise
may be put in glass Jar with the ton
screwed on tight--but have the lar beside
some Ice, or the mayonnaise will turn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03
Letters to the Editor of the Woman's Page
o the paper only. N'sN'

Dear M,Liss--I am stranger in this town,
PUT want TO Join some club and want your
neilp anoHt this one | would like to Join club
calied 'The Pannonia Benevolent Association. -
1 know they are remodelng a dwelling on
ETanklp street above Falrmount avenue for
- would like you to answer the following
questions for me: Is this =. B. A. a Jewish
club, or can any one Join? When and where is
the present meeting place? Names and addresses
association, as l would like 70 get In touch
with himf AN IGNORANT STRANGER.
The Pannonia Benevolent Association is
Jewish organization. For information
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03
From the Hebrew

Give freely 10 the friend thou hast
Unto thyself thou sivest.
on barren soil thou canat not cast,
For BY his life thou liyest
, tan would fiFe % him alone,
hqR let him eueaa lhe kiYors
Aats seHz thai drop On his ua2aols
4e Ieta iofH|< rIset
1esH Aaa|nEloa 4laeata.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03
GARDEN QUERIES ANSWERED
By JOHN BARTRAM

round the tubeFs. Do not separats the
clusters OF roots and bulbs which you have
bought When the plants have sprouted
above ground pick on all the shoots except
the two most vigorous. Pinch out the ton
when the plants reach three feet in the
tan growing kinds This treatment will
insure more and larger blossoms.
E'ss Tee Emm-Celerlac is also called tur-
nip-footed celery II Is grown for its
fieshy tuber. which has the flavor OF celery
L Is much harder than the stalk ceierles.
The root is eaten,
Aralia
Flower Lover.--Aralias are really con-
seryatory or window plants Of high deco
ratiye value. They have long, narrow To-
mage. often much divided and cut The
midrtos are frequently Of striking colors
The chabrieril has a crimson midrib. The
Veitchii has a dark green above and red
below. The Monstrosa has deeply serratsd
foliage and is broadly margined and
blotehed with creamy white II Is Isted
AZ 80 cents and the others at 81. Any Of
these would make attractive ana strIIxins-
porch plants and could be taken indoors
before frost.
Snapdragon an Annual
NJ A. H-The antirhinum or snapdra .-on
Is an annual Many think with you that
ls 2 very beautiful flower, and Il Is
pity that Il It Is not a perennial a. 4
would make an attractive addition to the
hardy border. Il is much TOO late 10 sras, -
Tor seed Tor this years blooming. The
large Towering half dwarf varieties. ~
1piea there are several colors come al
10 cents each Or - = dozen. TIE plnls
Tariesy Is very lovely combined With ssyasf
peas of The same hue. Bonquets rnasIr -
thls eomeination have IonK-lastlns auaIi-
lhiasse e Celery Cabbage
zss fszssez.s ~ szsd aboas va
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03
Donates Drawing Instruments

II have a complete set Of mechanical
drawing instruments, which l VIII glauiy
give to some one who needs them for work
II you have any use for them / VIII send
by parcel post CARRIE L.
You will hear from the person who needs
the instruments soon after your generous
proposal is printed, The donation Is too
valuable to be overlooked by students of
mechanical engineering and cognate pro-
fessions We thank you on their behalf
and in the name Of the Corner.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03

dress problems should address all com.
muntcationS to the Fashion Expert,
care of the Editor OF the Womdn's
Page, EUenin0 Ledger.
Never was there such season for novel
ties. These odd more or less Impractical
little accessories, are the despair and delight
OF the fashionable woman. Handbags, for
instance. Bakst, Matisse and Yankee in.
genuity have done their colorful best to give
us artistic handbags that will make us
forget the elegant articles that used to be
Imported from the Rue de la Paix. Ameri.
can manufacturers are on their mettle, and
the charming array Of bags to be seen in
the shops are proof that in future Ameri-
can-made goods are to be relied upon.
One handsome handbag is made of white
MORE silk. Loose strands of chartreuse
green beads hang from the frame to the
very bottom of the bag. 1t looks demure
enough outside, but the inside dscloses a
wonderful pale pink chiffon lining, bro
caded in green and gold. Costly, yes, but
the essence of delicacy charm and elegance
combined
Ostrich feathers trim many of the bags
for dress occasions, A futuristic affair of
Baksthgured silk has a border of bright
Chinese red ostrich feathers, for all the
world like a comedians whiskers, around
the bottom of the bag. 1t is lined with
black suede This at least strikes the prac.
tical note, but that is not meant TO en-.
courage us-a bag. to be smart, may be
any color, mostly any shape, and as i'm.
practical as its originator pleases, If you
call anything that is beautiful impractical.
Dear Madam-I have navy serge suit, quite
wore last spEing I should like very, much 70
70 be tight at least tighter than they wear
them now. The coat Is perfectly good Also
TS9nid you advise me to do in the ITsY, Of
If the shine on your skirt comes from
hard wearing, you had best get some other
kind OF a skirt TO wear with your coat. Any
conscientious tailor will tell you that this
kind OF shine can't be removed. sandpaper
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03
son and Conditions for CauIilower

Soil and Conditions for Cauliflower
a. c. D.-soll for eaulifiower should be
warm, rich and loamy copious applleA-
Ions u water are needed during the
arouEhty periods Of July and August and
Ehen the plants are heading be sure
they are well watered. At this time also
ElFe them light applications Of nitrate OF
eoaR potash, but do not Let these touch the
Plants o. roots. Best make little trenches
shout q foot from the root and apply the
ehamleaIa When the heads are formed they
San hs blanched BY growing a short time
z.sd - with soft bands OF muslin or cloth
Eale1nliisfs on Grapes
raFbrook.-~You best plan viii be
g n4ad PICK the tent eaterplllara This Is
a4i e aI1lcult as u sounds. II as you say.
zHFFe arF not many Of the tenta" Burn
$50 ezIefpi1Iara aud leaves start 70 re-
move ~ annerhnqus branches which are not
6|IlIIIHs
Street Peza Nor
uH = = A-I am AFRAID you have de-
4Ir1 90 long II planting your sweet peas.
NeeI4 net put tncIn in now. The seeds
#ea hefa teeEnt ssIl uaintain their Vitality
nttz + yea PET thea 10 8 tin rarep-
SO kzep Eheu p dry ptaee Plant
Ns q tHe f4Iz Y your Ero1nd e hisn
4EeH q 4zElf 4nf4
Ht
zeoa as Ia
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81
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03

Bring yeur preblems Of saFdenlng 10 the
Lse1lns, LeaFer for solution. In addition 10
editor viii answer. either out Of his own
t1pfri4nco as smali-scale EaFdsner or
trfouEh consultation With authorities, ques-
ilona 81 readers. Address John Bartram.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03

frocw
bnauon of the
t ppd with white kid Like the plated
sired -
name be
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03

Doctor Brady will answer all signed letters
pertaininE to Health. IL your question Is Of
these columns; II not, it win he answered
personahy n slammed. addressed envelope Is
lncloeed. Doctor Brady will not prescribe for
Individual cases make diagnoses. Ad-
dress Dr. William Brady. of the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03

May venture to ask you II you kr,,.
OF a recipe to make vinegar7 have abon,
two gallons of New orleans molaasa.'
about a year old. 1t seems to have rottaa
thin, but don't think II is sour. for y
doesn't foam up when drawn out Of ~
barrel Now, IL It is fermented. couid a
be used in any way7 ! hope to read VOW
reply in the Corner. VAN -
could advise YOU how to make cIds.
vinegar, for have seen It done times with.
out number At the suggestion Of molasss.
vinegar / stand helpless. Not hopeless -
have at my back the strength Of M
constituency that in all these years hss
never failed to rally to make good n,,,
shortcomings. Some OF them will tell 'vo,
what to do with the calculating sweet. WSs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03
Smart Outfit

A turquoise blue faille hat is worn
with smart black and white checked
suit by woman who '7knows'' about
clothes. AS she is petite and blonde nothe
ing could be more becoming
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03
White Hankies

Soak very soiled handkerchiefs or small
pieces in warm water and salt-a handful
to basin OF water. 1t makes them very
white after they have been washed as
usual.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03
Time Saver

Fine net or coarse may be sewed into
very large hole in ones stocking. Work a
darning stitch through the strands ~ az
net as you would do ordinarily ~ Da.i.as
very Arm darn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03

concerning the clubs activities and offlcers
address the secretary Joseph Hanback, 7O3
Girard avenue. 1 shall be very glad to help
you at any time
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03

Dear M'LfSs-Is It necessary in getting glasses
70 nave drops put in your eyes, or can the men
Who simply test you with cards and letters OF
different sizes do we'll? GLASSES
Visit good oculist He will know what
to do in order to examine your eyes for
glasses. This Is the only advice 1 can
give
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03
MARION HARLAND'S CORNER
Vinernr fnr MnInaann

cordiailty we are proud of this braDs,
OF workers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03

Aezs.5 HHf FszetAaH4 yea fRad about Va
| ~ 'z EHF E=HrrEz 1r EHt F=nfnN11
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03
THE WOMAN WHO SEWS

Women t0ho t0Lsh help Nth their
dress problems should address all COM
muntcdtionS to the Fashion E1port,
care of the Editor OF the Womdn's
Page, EUoninO Ledger
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03

In addition to all these. there are plenty
of other things, such as large and small
cloths, brushes, saucepans for this and
that. as we'll as the kitchen chair, table
and canisters.
Several clever girls who got up kitchen
shower recently entertained the guests by
giving each one n dish towel or cloth to
be hemmed. The girls sat around. in a.
circle and hemmed and gossped indus-
triously all afternoon. When these were
completed, their handiwork was scrutinzedl
closely, and dainty bouquet Of flowers.
was awarded to the girl who did the,
neatest Job. ~
Then a large clothes basket was brought9
In, tied up with ribbons and covered with,
white papers. The bride-to-be opened It,
and there were all the useful kitchen ar
ticles tucked away, with the donors card
on each one. They had plenty of fun un-
tying and guessing" the bundles before
they were opened. And the little bride
was delighted, for she knew the pots
and pans were far nicer than she could
AFFORD to get.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06
Spitbare Muitern.

SIN europa lpirb biesmal in Der
Nuiternz Saiiou feline groBe Nadfrage
nad Dem f%oItbarcn 8emlBmittel iein.
Srpbbem aber ipirb Die Iu1ter oiesmal
tbeller iperben, pegen Der llniiherbeit
fir Die IuiterufiIher. Sebo6 LANCE
nif)t 10 tbeuer, pie lie 1870 in Taris
ipar. Canals babcn Iuitern Den
bDd)iten Srcis cr5ielt, Der pobl ie ba>
fir be5ablt ipurbe. Sim 80. Se5ems
Der 1870 fanb i'm Sptel Srouot in
Garis cine fleine, nber ichr ci9en>
artige @eritcigerung itatt. GS tpur>
ben bort "a Stiid lcere Iuiternidalen
p%eriteigert. Sicie ilammten bon Dem
ein8i9en Subeno Nllitern, bas lpdb>
renb Der 9an5cn Selagerlng bon
&aris bortbiu eelau9t mar. @er oieie
IL Iuiteru 9e9eiien bat, lit nift be-
fannt 9etporoen, man ipeiB mn, oaB
lie, als lie mad Yaris famen, nit $40
be3oblt ipurben, llno Slpar bon etnem
&eItaurant, bas lie 81 einem entz
ipretbenb boben Hreis on Den ilppi9en
Gait pertauft BADEN biirfte. @inen
nett bDberen 9reis uber cr5ielten Die
leeren @uiternidalen. sic gingen bel
ser Iuftion in ben 9eiib eines reiden
am%eritanii6en Sammlers, Scr. Sarrp
Stllart iiber, Der bas Stiid nit $3.50
beSablte, alio "a Stiid nit 1856.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06
S6btlifes @ntpmubilgas.

Ser Gbicagoer Ibpofat eugene &c.
Sumpbrep lit an nSetromortis" ober
Iutomo6il9as : @ergiituug aeitorbeu.
Or. Sobn ellis bonn Stub Webical
College" iagt, baB Scripnen, Die
S6lpinoelanfdllen nnterluprfcn iino,
in fIeinen, engen @aragen leid)t bon
Iutomobilgas iibertpdltigt iperben
f0nnen. 9ie @efabr lic9e III Der
Nidtoribiruns 9eipiiIer Glemente bes
@aiplin5 nnb tpenn On5 Iuspuffen
zines Iutomobils i'm cngem HnlIme
f%prtoalere, lei Die 6ol9e elm fat
all9enblidlider SOB. Sic Spntptomc
ieieu bieielbeu pie bon 0cbiru> uub
Sun9enton8eition.
Sumpbrep beeab iih am abeno hcs
"a. Sc5ember III feline Garage, I'M
ieiu Iutomobil 5u bpleu uno Weibz
nadtsgei6ente on arne Samilien ab>
5uliefern. Cine StuuOe ipdter tpurbe
feline 2eid)e auf Dem SuBbooen Der
8arn9e aefunbeu, Die Nuton,obils
maidine lief unb Der feline Haum
pax nit @as 9efiiat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06
Hller|N Jntere0ante$.

@as nennt bieier i%o9enaunte vgpan@
seliit" oenm bsfebren? Sinb idtpafe
Naturen, Die lid burh iein 9eihtpdb
unb ieiu an einen @erriidten %erinnern>
bes @ebabren momentum beeinflullen
laiien nnb oeriprefen, feline s~eiiti9en
@etrdnfe mebr 81 ~trinfen, niht gu
ralicben unb nidyt 81 tan5en, befebrt?
8ie lanse bdlt bicie ~Scfebrun9"
benin an?
aber bas lit ia alles Nebeniade, bic
Sauptiafe lit bas @elbmad]en. llnb
BARN lit bieier iosenannte ~gpan>
eeliit" in Buffalo %enttduid)t iporoen,
er bat in iieben @ofen rnur" $4,000
gemaht! Sat er einen Gent bapon
bier selaiien, fir ipobltbdti9c 3tpcde?
gepabre, bas fdat Dem frommen
Serrn ia gar nid)t ein. Gs lit ge@
mig, baB CT Die 2eute, Die in brei
Snbren nod feline $4,000 perbienen,
betebrt bat. Sufiir bat or $4,000
aus ibnen bernls9eihlugen, unb oamit
ioate CT cisentlif 5ufrieoen fem, oas
mar gar, fem 10 iflehtcs @eihdft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06

naltl6ait gegebeu. 3pei Srnucn, Die
D0eiunbbeIcrinnen" &iiSgen unp Nbz
rens nuroen beidulOigt, Durd ibr
Giugreiien Den iriibcu SOB Der an
3udertrantbcit ertrnltten ghulda
@uBe iInb Der an Suuttreb5 l~eibenoen
glicc b. Irnaulb peridyulbet 81 buben.
@eibe angeflagteu iiu0 Wlit9licber Der
,Gbriitinu Science", Der bon Der
amcrifauiiden NiiB 0arp gafer 1867
i'll Bolton gcBriiuoetcrL ~firdlid1eu"
Sette. @cmdB Den Inidaungcn oieier
.Hcligion" ba6cn Die 9erliner @e@
iunb6eterinnen Den %ertranftcu Sdall>
ipielerinnen Die Siu5u3icbung zines
gr3te5 uub ben 8cbrnlld Der Weoi8in
ais ilberiliiiiig perboten uno Die Gin
bultllng ciuc5 bidteu 2e6er5 fiir ii6er>
iliiiiig ertlGrt. Gem mad Der DRIFT
liden @inenihaft", aui lpclde Die
@eiunobeterimcu eiugeldiuoren lino,
iperben rSiinbe uub &ranfbeit alf
@runo Der GrfenntniB, baB @ott baS
abiollte @ute lit. baS 86ie ulio feline
SnieinSberedtiguug bat, in ibrer
8irtlihfcit 9eleu9nct." SilnOc nno
Srautbeit iinO Ginbilbung uub mcrbeu
beieitigt unb gebcilt burd baS @ebct
Der nG9riition Science" (@elunOs
beten), iuie @tiB @arp es in ibrem
bon Den Scientiiten bpber ais Die III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06

Sdriit 9ei6dttcn Sbriit r8iHens
iduft unb @%ciunobeit nit einem
S6liiIIcl BUR %@rfcnutuiB Der bI.
S6rift" oar9elegt bat.
Ser gerliner Yrp5cb bat ge5ei9t,
Dab Der nmerifanii1e Snlportartifel
oeS ~@ciuubbeten5" aud in Seutlhs
LAMB, beionberS in Nprbs Seutidlanb
(Serttn, S%annpocr) biele Inbdn9er
gefunoen bat. 2cutc ans alien @es
Ieuidaftstlalien, Gipil. Wilitdr, Iino
in Dem Yro6eB aui9etreten uub baben
NIT Segeiiternng Die Grfol9e bes Sc
iunbbetens uno bic .groBen Iortbeilc
Der Mctbooe Der rGbriitian Science"
in Der Ndbe nnb bel .Scrnbanblung"
gcIhiloert. Gem nenn elm ,&ran>
fcr" feline .@ldubi8en" in Der llms
gcbung bat, fonnen i'm audi Drtlid)
@ntfernte g%eiunbbeten, Die ibren
8lauben NIT ibm tbeilen.
Sie ~grbeit% Der nScientiitcn" lit
i'm bod,iten @rabe gefdbrlih. ipeil iie
Die gr0Bte &crpirrun9 in Den &Dpfen
Der Wenl6en onrid)tet, Die ibr ans
beimfnlen mo lpeil yie, ipie bas 9ei>
ipiel Der bcioeu Spiihauipielerinnen
ge5eigt bat, ipirflid Grtranfte Dem
Serberben 6ufiibrt. Sabei fommt es
ibnen nid)t barauf an, iih fir bas
~@elunbbeten" nit tlin9enoer Iiin5e
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06

beifeufen AT Iaiien. sic nebmen nrlr
@brenguben an, feline 9e5nblungl
Gas @erliner 2anogeridf bat nah
mcbrtdgiger SerbanoIuns Die Siissen
unb abrens gu ie ie6s Wonaten 8es
fdn9niB berurtbeilt.
lin unleren 2eiern elm Bib bon
ben Ini6auungen zines nScientiiten"
81 geben. laiien mir bas 8erbDr zines
Solbaten fplgen, Der als 3eu9e fir
Die grfolge Der rGbriitian Science"
eridienen mar. Gin gerliner Blatt
berihtet bariiber Soleenoes:
Ser nddite 3eige lit Elm iunser
SoIhat, Der ourh feline Iutter, cine
iiber5eugte I%nbdngerin Der 2ebre. Der
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lihen 8iiienidaft 5uriid unb aIs man
linn Die Sra9e porlegt, oh man bur6
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fen cine beiabcnbe Inttport. Or
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Irbeit materiele Srrtbiimer I'M
Heftsle6en %auslflieben tonne. 8enn
er i'm ariese p%erlpunbet piiroe nno
iofort 81 rarbeiten" beginne, 10 fperbe
er nidt MIR feline Sfmer5en beripiis
rem, ionoern au6 eebeilt iperben.
Siele Scientiiten, Die I'M 'Selbe iteben,
leien bis iebt ipunberbar 9eihiibt
lporoen. = .Staatsantpalt: yGebmen
Sic an, Sic idben auf einem Snb
Spnamit, elmer Iine, nno bieie tpiirbe
pom Seinoe 5iIr gntlaoitng 9ebraht-
lpas piirbe bann NIT Sbnen gez
iheben?" = 3er9e: n@ottes &inb
fann ni9ts paiiierenl Sic Iine
lpilrbe Damn ntbt our @ntlabung foms
men, ober ib piirbe, tpenn lie li9 ents
ldot, nidt barauf iieen."