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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-08
ToDAY'S INQUIRIES

i. WHY are peanuts particularly valuable
a wartime food?
.. How can a Typewriter serve aS an eS-
cellent labOr-sa wing machine for mark
Ing clothes with initials, etc?
8, In removing "A fruit or wine stain from
n tableclOth, why II IL Important that
the water used be truly boiling?
a. What well-known actress In tho wife Of
George Creel, chairman Of the com
mittee on public formation:
8. What novel recently published outlines a
German revolution successfully brought
about by women?
a. Who wrote its
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-08
New Hospital Building

Omcials Of the Abingdon Me
mortal Hospital will increase
their facilities by the construc-
ton Of an isolation building for
the treatment Of diseases of the
type requiring isolation from
other patients. The new build
ing will, it is expected, cost be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 and
much Of the necessary funds
will be made available through
the women's auxiliary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-08
PAID FOR TIME IN DRESSING
Girls Get Extra Wages for Putin,
on Overalls

BaSonne, y. D., April Slime take,
by girls donnng and dohing oversb
in the Standard oil Companys plan
is chased by the company as "oyer.
time
TO protect the girls from machiner
they recently were ordered to adopt maj,
culinc attire, and a delegation waited
on Superintendent w. g. Koehier 10 IN.
form him that it took the girlcs hail a,
hour a day to change their clothing
They claimed that, as they did nd
spend the time for their own ANUS.
mcnt the company ought TO pay them
for the minutes consumed. To Tin
proposition Superintendent Koeh,
agreed, after consultation with company
officials i'm New York.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-08

paper TO be sold again, CASTOR 49,
for the Belgian women ana alo,hif
And along with II they arrans. "uaisa
bazaars and a thousand and oro YEA
talnments TO keep the hundrsds sn''l'
funds supplied with money. on
Many of them lost their an ~,
oil, but they are no longer alors Nalp
bereavement OF all my friends \, wai
tralia, ] know Of not one wor,a. "a Au-
has not lost her husband. bro,bau Wp
hauce. cousin or some close frienS nA
out Of all this suffering there bso ~
courage which enables them ~ s'oEn
through the mist Of tears. TbS. sna
the knowledge that II is for Their W.
that our boys leave all that mat,s icy
worth while and go into the b.n ue
battle. has enabled these woman ~ IVY =
up quiet courage, and by workins gul.
all day in each others comnany ~
have no time for brooding. II Is uv
like these who will win the war "Vua
L5Is <z-w
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TODlOTrOIU'S Var Mem

The recipe for any dish mA,t..,
here will be forwarded upon recsis, !.
"a sclf-addrcssed stamped envelope y
BREAKFAST
Ilalved Oranges
hamburg STEAK Potato Cake,
bran brcad Coffee
LUNCHEON
Cheese Custard
S''"'d I"matoes Corn Muffin
Sliced Bananas with Cream
DINNER CSC Brcad)
Veal Roast
Mashed Potatoes Stringlcss Rss,.
california Lettuce
with Mayouuaise Dressing
Coffee Jelly
COFFEE JELLY
Soak one envelope or two tablesnoo,.
fuls Of gelatin i'm cold water for h.
minutes. Pour on one cupfu boilr,
water and stir until gelatin is dissolved
Add onc-third cup Of sugar. one ana
one-half Cupfuls strong coffee and N,
juice Of one-half lemon. Pour in mog
or serving dish and set aside in cooI
place from four to six hours or un1
firm. Serve with whipped cream
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-08
Who Calls First?

~ tie Edii0r Of WomaH's PAGE;
Dear Madam-My daughter is engaged
70 3 young man and his parents have been
told about a. but they have not called. One
N my friends said that they were waitinE
for Us 20 80 see them. What Is the correct
lblns 10 do IN such a caseg b. N. X.
IL IL always the place OF the young
mans parents 20 call on his hancee
fter having been told OF the engage
mtul. whether they have met the young
|eIr or not Unless they are very Old
and unable to cali on your daughter
through illness she should wait for them
10 Cou1
After they have called. you should go
IS 4ta them with your daughter and II
. ..||I IA convenient q IntIto them 20
" .| I0I IlI1FI01U tee They should
|I '||||N your o1nEtI>f % dine ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-08
War Savings Jingles

Sing u song of thrift stamps,
Sixteen i'm a row:
Take them to an agent,
Ndd fourteen cents or so.
Change them for a war stamp,
And for your energy.
) QUIZ get n crisp So bill,
In l42A.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-08
Fringed Articles

II you have a fringed bedspread, tow
els or doilies with the fringe torn or
frayed remove the fringe and in its
place sew a coarse lace crocheted from
knitting cotton. This will make a novel
change and the article will be as good
as new.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-08
MOleskin COHdr-Cape of Gray Fox

Summer fur that creeps down to
milady's elbows is shown in this
picture. The rolling cape OF
gray fox is topped by a collar
of moleskin. 1t is not one OF
those confning winter collars,
but leaves an ample opening at
the neck for stray summer
breezes. The fur is lined with
gray satin.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-08
P4JAMAS
COME IN PINK B4TISTE
RuHed at the ankle, The,
Tempt MiLddy to Desert
the Robe de Mutt

For names of the shops where
articles mentioned in Adventures
With Purse" can be purchased,
address Editor of Womans Page,
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER, or phone
the Woman's Department, Walnut
5000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-08
Has No Baby Coach

TO TIE Editor OF WontuhS s PdOe'
Dear Madam--Wil you please be so kind
as to publish this letter. ! am woman
who goes to work from o'clock till z al
night. ! have baby fourteen months old
and leave him In care OF a friend. Now
1 ask " any reader has coach she could
air, My friend says II Is too tiresome 10
have to carry the baby, I hope some reader
CONSTANT READER.
II Is not possible for the editor OF the
which come TO these columns. However,
the address of the above mother will
be furnished 10 any reader who would
care to look into the merits OF this
case herself
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-08
THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE

o
GddrcS
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ever get down TO the summer cottage1
Nest of us cleaned out our clothes
closets for the Belglans. II only some
nation would rise up and stand I'm
absolute need of all our jimCracls.
II would only be an unselhsh cause
such as this that would inspire WON.
en- to be reckless and determined
enough not to care about the possible
rainy day when things might come
in handy.
TT ONLY all OF US could be made to
i realize how much the real beauty OF
home depends on the usefulness Of
the things with which il is furnished
One bowl of flowers shining in tho
sunshine II we only knew the power
OF this.
If only we would take the trouble
to count up the useless hours dedl'
Gated TO the busting and arranging
OF endless souvenirs. Talk about day
light saving. The regulation that
went into effect Easter Sunday could
Mt do a thing more for humanity than
Society for the Prevention Of Use
less busting!
There is no particular moral to this
little talk. but it might fortify Just
cne housewife to do that something
she started out to dO-GET RID or
IT
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-08
Composition Of OIeomargarine

10 fhe Editor Of WomdA's Pace;
Dear afadam-csn you tel me what cleo
oisonarEafipe Is made Of beef fats
and vegetable fats. BY vegetable fafr
tt& meant those made from olive. cocoa
aus ptAnq' And rpfeed coftonseed on
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Questions and Answers

infant mortalt,' f. C. $.
For the immediate present soc that
community hygiene and sanitation are
carefully observed; that every mother
rea Lies the importance of good hygiene
and regular medical supervision for
many months before the babys birth,
ana Tor herself and the baby for at
least during the first two years Of the
haby'S life. For the future. see that
good housing Is provided for every fam
lily; that congestion of population in
cities IS abolished that hyEieuio coudi-
tiUuS for women iu industry are en-
forced. that child labor is abolished; {;
that the use Of alcoholic beverages il
dropped that the i"Culc-miudod are seq
regated into colonies and do not marry (;
that young men and women are taught
the responsibility of parenthOOd and the
fundamental principles of child hygiene
Is 10 not better thar they should not con-
Nurse.
The assumption is the question is only
a half truth All babies are naturally
weak and need Intelligence and care. II
l. not normal that any babies should be
born siCkly. The ignorance and unhy-
ElCniC conditions that are the immediate O
causes Of deaths of babies also cause
unnatural sickness among others that
survive.
DID not our graudmothprs have pretty
EoOd success In hrluEiUw mp babies without
SO much teaching and medical supervision
as some people seem to think is necessary
Tor mothers Of the present day"
CONSERVATIVE,
Some babies did survive. as the pres.
Cnt generation is evidence. Careful rec.
Ords We're not required then of births
ana deaths as they are today Sucl
figures as We have indicate that the
death rates among babies then werC
greater than for the same cConomi,
classes today i'm places where teachinl
and careful medical supervision is pro
vided.
CONTINUED Wednesday
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CLEAR OUT YOUR TRLNKETS
FOR A DUST-SAVLNG DAY
HouSecLedning Sometimes Means a Mere Stirring Up Of
ThingS-The Souvenirs That Won't Be ThrotUn
4tUay and Just Accumulate

THE woman next door Is house.
= cleaning. And 1t reminds me Of
another next-door neighbor Of mine
poet who occupied desk in the
same office.
John" he would say to his ste
nographer. come down at s o'clock in
the morning and wen clear out this
desk. Simply got to get some of this
stun out of the way"
And John would come and the poet
would come and the two would dig
into the papers.
DO you want this?" John would
say holding up an old newspaper with
blue pencil markings.
No would come from the dust
cloud on the southeast corner OF the
desk. Throw all that stuff--Well now.
here wait a minute" Then he would
stop and scratch his head. IL was Just
thinking he would muse slowly, you
know that clipping might come IN
handy il | want Better save that.
John. Here make a pile over here
And that was the beginning Of
the end. And the end was like this:
at IL o'clock all the dear dusty papers
and pamphlets and old letters were
back in their place. Reclassifled. neat
~ piled but still back in their place.
They had had their bi-yearly stirring
but they had come through unharmed,
free and clear Of the waste basket.
Such is the power of keeping things
for rainy days!
MOST of our homes. I think. are
1Vl monuments to the weakness Of
women the moment they become
seized with the idea the souvenir from
Niagara Falls might come in handy
some day Just as sure as ever they
give il TO the children down the way
for a play toy, At housecleaning
time we go into it with the idea OF
absolutely getting rid Of all the use.
less dust-gathering articles we have
ever accumulated. Then piece by
piece we give in. There is always
a reason. BERTHE might need il when
she grows up and gets married 1t will
come in handy at the shore. But really
does that funny, funny pincushion
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-03

@rief)enlanb Derbaftet iunrben, limo
f)ingerid)tet ipDrDem.
Sas Suitisfomite bes Senats but
Dem Snnbesienat cine 8ill snr sp'
nabme empfoblen, sic Strafbeitim
mnngen fit oiejenisem entbalt, Dir
iid) illopale Sanblunsen snidnlbe!,
fummen laiien. 3l oieler Sill fat c.
ein Nmenoememt angenummem, mel
dies beitimmt, oak elm Seber, ser
Snrd @prt uber Sat bic Sa6e bes
oentiden 6eides unb ieiner Mlliier-
ten nnterltiibt pber ser Sadc Der
Ser. Staaten oppDmiert, nit eincr
Strafe ppn siuansig Sabren 3md)i-
bans mnb sebntaniemb 9pllar bcleat
merben ioa. slnd Herionen, iueld"
Sen &erfanf ban &riess6uubs uSet
sic Ginsiebmns bon SolSaten per-
bin6ern ,upaen, iuerben nit Der gleI=
den Strafe belest. 9as 9lmemOement,
bas BON Senator Eoinberter Doil
@saIbinston einse6radt funroe, ,entDdli
nnsefGbr oieiel6em geitimmnmseI'
luie mnier teraniides Sopalltatsge-
ieb. .
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Snlamo.
eslt 8isconIitt lit Gel

sSt @isconlin lit Senroot, ser
republifanilde aanoioat, anideineno
gum 9unoeslenator ertpablt tuoroen.
gr bat ipabri1einli6 eine Waioritdt
BON 5000 big 10000 Stinmen iiber
oen oenlofratiiden aanoioaten Da-
pies erbalten.
Ser Gtaat Maliaduietts Gat
oas IroDibitions Mmenbelnert 5l;r
9unoesperfaIiltng ratifi5iert.
9u1loesienator Sbepparo bat
cine Bill i'm Senat eillgebradt, oie
Sen 3mef bnben fou, Den Diftrift bon
Columbia ubone-brp" 81 MADDEN
Ser Gtreif in &anias gitp iii
ourd ltebereii,fontmen beenoet. 9ie
Itreifenoen Mrbeiter tperOen alle mic
ser angeitelt, IonIt baben Tie ani6et-
neno feline @eipinne erbalten.
slns slmlteroam miro gelnel-
set: 8ilbelm 8oigt, iener beriibnt
gemoroene Sbubna6er, ipelher Die
gan5e @elt auf Soften oes oelitiden
Wtilitarisnlus onrf ieinen Shma=
benItreih in &openid gum Baden geT
bra6t bate, lit geltor6en, mie III
Berlin befalnt gegebn miro. Sm Of
tober 1906 CAB Der Wann in Der
uniforn1 zines Snfanterie Saupt-
monns elmer 9lbteilung bon 5ipolf
Mann oie na6 Der &aierne 5ltriif-
febrtei1, oen gefebl, nit ibm na6
aopenif gu fabren. Ser 9efebl iuur-
oe ausgefiibrt. Sn Gopenid angefonl-
men, perbaftete er ben 8iirgerrnellter
uno beihlagnabnite, angeblih i'm
atamen ser geeierulg Die &alie, III
ser ii6 1000 Marf befanoen @oiqt
tpuroe I'M 9e5enber oesielben Sab
res su bier sSabren @efdngnis per-
urteilt. SSnt 9lueult 1908 nuroe er
pom aaiier begnabigt, uno i'm gidr5
1910 begab er iif nad Den Yer.
Staaten. 8on @aibington ans mur-
sc feline 9eportierltng angeoronet
uno I'M 9lpril tpurbe ct nod 9elttid-
lano 5uriifgeidollt.
g3ad) oen bis ieet uorliegen-
ocn 9erihten aus Iilwaufee bat Der
Io3ialiItiibe Senatsfanoioat BERGER
BORT, in Stoot uno Gountp, Ole mel
item Stintmen erbalten. 0ann fam
Oopies nno als letter 2enroot. glu.
BerbaIb BON Wilpaufee Golttp lit
aber Berger peit 5uriifgeblie6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-03

Gtoffe fennen oie i'm aagenteinen
groBe 9teigung 5lt erplolipem Ger
faQ ouilpeilen, als iolde geitroforper
fontrnen por aQeln Die Eifrlnlanre
.(SrinitropbenoD iotpie ibre Sal5e III
getra6t.
1887 entoedte Srupin in YarI5
sic Gerpenoung Der Glfrln=Sallre IN
aepreBten uno acknowledgment 3ll=
ltonoe, lolpie sic gerbinoung nit
ao(looillnl. Gin iol6es Troouft 1T
Ser fran3oiiibe Wfelinit Srinitro=
freIole, be5m. lire Imnonium=Sol5e
meroen inter perihieoenen gtamcn
(Gcrolit ODER 4rpiolit) 81 milltori=
;hen 3meder gebraudt Seltte miro
aaeroings Ole Eifrinianre erleRt
el1r6 oos tpeit irfiamere Srlnltro=
toluol, oas inter Dem gtamen Sro-
tpl groBe Gerbreitltng gefllnoen bat.
gs miro ge1ponnen aus Dem I'M
Steillfohlenol entbaltenen Solisol
our1 Ginpirfllng eines Salpeter>
I1mefellauregemll6es.
9ie eroBte grfinoung> Ser 9tel15eit
auf Dem @ebiete ser Grploliptehn!f
lit sic oes rallGloien Yulpers, es
miro aus in 9(etber gelolter S6ieb-
baulnpoQe uno Gifrilllaure berGe=
itent. -
gSenn mir pnn Sen SprenoItoffet
reoen, 10 oenfen mir geneinbil an
tire 5erItorenoen uno per1eerencell
gigeni1aften; aber mir tiiit ibnenllr-
reht, lie MIR ols 8eroerbenbringer Sill
6etra6ten. 0fit ibrer Silfe gelang eS
nns, oie Sinoerniiie Der Shiffabrt
5u beieitigen, aroBe Sladen nrbar 81
MAIDEN, Der groe ibre Shdse 81 ent-
reiBen llno Sunnels 5u banen. Sic
baben li6 oabur6 aIs oie mi6tigiten
Diener Ser Menfhen erfpieien, Die
Sinoerniiie, oie iid) Dem 9erfebr Del
golfer entgegenltenmen, 5ll beieiti=
gen, baben alio peientlid) 0a5ll bei-
aetrogen, bie perIhieoenlten Boiler
einonber ndber 5u bringer, oas ge=
genieitige 8erItdnonis ibrer natio-
nalen Gigenldoften 5u foroern. Gr-
ideint es uns 90 ni6t ais cine bite
re ssronie oes S6idials, oaB nun Die
gleiben Stoffe oa8il oienen miiIien,
unter eben oieie @olfer SOD llno Ser
oerben 81 ioen2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-03
b0bepunkt dt$ Rrit9t<
9icnnt Gin hobtr amtritanilder OftBicr
oit jcbigen &ft.
llicbts Wicbtiges vom $cblacbtfeld.
lapd proteQiut gegn 3era0lnng porler ku6en.
8eid)ieBmma bon Saom+
ariegsminiiter Safer btiudt Seneoig nnO &om,
Cine 11illicn amerifaniieber Grnppen
naet franfreiet eeiebicft.

, SemtIde smftidJiifs berunter aeidOls
len.
S5ollGmbiIdje SGiffe, Sic anf bem
@ege nod stmerifa ,uareu, als Der
&eamiiitions6efebl erlaiiem iunroe,
fuerben mid)t beIdlagnabntt iuer6en.
Ser emgliid)e Sampfer ygarlisle
Cattle, Ser arieasmatcrial sclabs1
hattie, lit anf Der Tabrt nad europa
berienft tuprben.
Der torpebierte Sainpfer GeltIe"
lit in eimem ensliiden Safem amse.
fu1nmen
Sci ben Anti-aonIfriptions-ltnrm
bem lit Quebec, Ganabn, lpnrSem fiiHf
Giniliitem set0tet 1no fiimfsebn pcr-
iunnbet. Ind fiimf Suloaten ipmroen
ueriumnbet. Wian glanbt, Oae npd)
mcbr Gipiliiten berlunnoet iino, baR
iie aber ppn EripatarSten bebanoelt
ueroen.
Gin Eortngiele, gtamems genifo
Gaeiro, ipll cine aanone fOnitrniert
habem, Die so Weilem iueit trGgt.
Sm sltlanta iino 507 seiamsenc
9emtide einsetroffen mnb in oas Sm-
ternierunsslaser BON Sort MeFber,
ion seianbt.
,Sacub Sen6rifs in Gbicago iunr-
DC idnlbis befnnben, cine sptterie sli
8mniten bentider areisssefansencr
in Sort Csletborpe sefOrbert 5m ba-
ben. Gr tpnrbe sn siuei Sa9ren
3ndltbams Dermrteilt.
Senatpr Sbomas BON Guloraou
bat i'm Sepat bebanptet, beutIdle
Spione batten iid nit Der Seritel=
lung bon 6ns Nasfen sm TIM ge-
mad)t nn6 batten 6eiuirft, oak III
einer ssabrif BON 5000 bieier Wfas-
fen 2900 feblerbaft ieien. Gr per=
indte audi bic Gtreifs in ueridJieSc-
mem 8egenSen Der Ser. Staaten mil
Der Satisfeit bemtider. Spione lit
Terbinonns at bringen.
Die 9ebatte iiber Die Suerman-
Sill bat i'm Senat besunnen. 9ins
@aibington uirb semelSet, Der
aampf nm Die Sill lusroe lanee Sau-
ern nno iebr erbittert ieim. Sis
CDerman=gill giebt oem ErGiioemten
oas Gedlt, irgenb meldje @eranoe-
rmng in Der &riesleitnna nnb SrIess-
oeriualtnna sil MAIDEN, lueldDe linn
gut biinften.
&abrenb oes bersansencn Wsut
mats iinb amf nniern Werften nidJt
10 piele Sdiffc gebant luoroen, lplc
batten sebant iuerSen iulen. Serr
Snrlep, Der @priitenoe bes Shipping
goaro, llat bic 2eitcr Ser Samb0fe
nm amfflarnns erlmdlt, moonrdJ oics
beipirft ipurSe. 3
Sie Sd)iffe, ole nns Snpan liefern
iuiro, iuer6en einen SonEengebalt
uen 100000 Sonueu baben. Shiffe
nit einem @ebalt BON 10000 Sons
men miro Die japauiid)c 9iesicrmng
ltefern, Die ii6risen japcnlldDe
Sd)iffsbaner.
:. .. S'Gonnea, Der Traiio6nt
Der National eonsiboremen llnion.
iast, Der Srpbenoe Streif BON 70,-
600 Irbeitern an Der Battlefront
luerbe nidlt at Stanoe fommen.
Hepraientant Gabn Uon Galifor-
nien bat einen SeidlnF i'm Senat
eingebradJt, bnrh ben bic Grlebignus
Der ariegs- nnb tSlottenmaereselu
beiflennist lueroeH Iua, inoem er al
len yiuar aHb napai bills" ben @ur'
5ns pur anberer Geietse6nns siebt.
Die beibem Cffi5ier,e Die neulidl in
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;3eritDrnnss Stoffe.

Ser dltelte GrploIipItoff lit oas
S6fpar5pllloer, Delien grfinoung
rpobri1cinli6 Sen glrabern 5ufommt
gs lit Elm @enlii6 bon &oble, S6tDe-
fel uno Salpeter; ieine Birfltng DC
rubt oarouf oaB aoble uno S6pe=
fel auf Soften oes I'M Salpeter ent-
baltelen Sauerltoffs rai6 perbrer=
men; sic, &oble 81 &oblenorio uro
Der S6pefel 5u S6mefelorio: beiocs
lino easforrnigc Stoffe
0as Sbpor5pulper nuroe bal0 5ll
friegeriihen 3rpeden Derfpenoet. SIN
bierSebnten sssabrbunoert traten 5nnt
erlten Mal &anonen altf uno 5mar
IN Dem langen, iogenalthten bunoert-
idbrigell arieee 5miiden Sranfreid
nno gngfuno.
3ltna6It benllste man oas Bllper
allsi6lieBli6 gum Sdleuoern Der Ge=
idoiie, ipater lerrte man Damn nit
Miten itnl5ugeben ltno i'm ie65e9n-
ten sSobrhunoert troten Die erIten
gomben ouf; man erieste nanllib
Die Sollfltgeln bnrcb Soblfllgeln, Die
NIT elmer 9rtloerluoltng gefiilt, beint
9lufi6lagen erplooierten
9as nelll5ebnte sSnbrbunoertt
bra6te enoli6 neue uno iDirfianere
SprengItoffe ais oas Sdbmor5pulper.
ltno Die grunblegenoe grfinoung fiir
bie gauge groBartige gntipidluna ocr
mooernen Sprenglteff-Sednif wuroc
in 9aiel genladt ourd einen Scr
groBten' sSori6er, Der ie oie 2ebrs
ltiible ser 9llma Water gaiilieiiis
8ierte. Sm Sabre 1916, olio Dor y
ssobren, 5eigte Gbriitian sSrieorltl
S6onbein, 8rofeiior Der Gbemie,
oaB bel Der @inlpirflng Der Sa4A
teridltre auf gemobnli6e gallnlfpoae
Elm Sprelgitoff bon gang ltngebeus
ret @irflng entitebt, Dem er Den 9td=
men S1ieBbolutipolle beilegte Sis
auf oen belltigen Gag lit bie SdieB-
baun1tpolle elmer unierer mi6tigIten
grploiipitoffe ge6lieben; 10 belteht
bas moberne rauhloie Guloer alnn.
aroBten Sell aus ShieBbanmnolle
0ieie S6ieBbaumpole lit ausge=
5ei6net ourd iebr bobe 9rilan5, lie
brennt in dltBerlt flr5er 3eit ab (int
@egeniae 81 geipobnlider 9aumwol-
le, oie lebr langiam brennt) mas
oft in Der origineqiten @eiie oemun=
itriert miro, oaB man ShieBbaun-
lpolle a1f ser Sono rllbig an5iinoen
fann; lie oerbrennt 10 raid, oaB moi
foun ettuuS peripiirt.
llno MN perging fallnt Elm Sahr
bis sur @ntoedllng eines neuen, 'eben-
falls ie6r mirfiamen grploiipitoffes.
Ssm Sabre 1916 5eigte 9obrero in
Snrin, oab bel ser 9ebanolltng BON
@lp5erin nit Salpeteridure cine
;SliiiIigfeit 6eitebt, oie iib BEL gridiit-
terlmg Ieid)t erploiip 5eriebt uno Die
er 9tttroglp5erin nanrte.
Ser Serpenoung oes gtitroglD5e-
rim itellten li6 onfangs Sdpierigfei-
ten entgeeeh oa begreifli6erlueiie
elm fliiliiaer SprengItoff nidt iebr
leidt 5lt banbbaben lit.
9(lfreo Nobel botte 1866 ben gliicf-
liden @eoanfen, oas 9eitroglp5eril
BON einert por0ien Stoff, wo5u er
S5nfuiorienerbe ooer aieielgur woGl-
te, oufiougen 5u laIIen; ct crbielt 10
6oS 9pnamit
1873 bate Der gleide iSoricher Die
quite o5oec, S6ieBbaiunpoIle uno On
nanit miteinonocr 5u fombiniercr,
10 cntItano oie Spreng -@elatine, eiu
Grploiipitoffnittel bon allBeroroentll-
der 8riion3, oos iid Dor ollen Gin
gen ais 6iiQitoff fir @ranaten eig-
net.
SpGter rpuroen oann nod meitere
Sprengnrittel aufgefltnoen; 6ie Gnt-
nidluna ser organii1en Gbemie
lebrte ms in ben Nitro : aorpern