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Evening star., 1922-12-31
DR.. Maurice Eean Makes
Announcement of Musical

Dr.. Maurice F. Egan. president
Of the International Association of
Art ana Letters. has sent out an
nouncements for . musical at the
association headquarters. 1715 I
street northwest. Monday evening.
January 8. at $3.50 o'clock.
The leading artist will be Mr..
Emmanuel Ward Of the Peabody Con-
servatory. Mr.. Ward was born at
Korsoer, Denmark, and obtained his
musical education at the Copenhagen
Conservatory Of Music. Later he went
to Vienna and studied with the great
Lescheti1ky.
Mr.. Ward has played successfully In
Denmark England, italy, Germany
and America
Evening star., 1922-12-31
Debutantes to Discuss
Ball for January II

At II o'clock on Wednesday morn
ing, in the reception room of the
Wyoming, the seasons debutantes
will meet to discuss further prepara-
tions for the ball they will give on
January II at the New Willard. for
the benefit Of the Neighborhood
House.
The worthy object For which the
ball is to. be given has annually
Washington society. and this season
is to be no exception to that rule.
Mrs. Coolidge heads the list Of pa.
tronesses, Commander Jewell will
make the introductions to those in
the receiving line and Mr.. William
Bowie Clark. Is chairman Of the floor
committee. Many brilliant dinner par
ties are being planned to precede the
ball.
Evening star., 1922-12-31
Dance in Honor Of Girls
Home for the Holidays

Sigma Mu Chapter of Kappa Delta
Sorority gave a formal dance at its
Chapter House, 1917 Rhode Island
avenue northwest. Friday evening In
honor of the girls who are at home
for the holidays, among whom were
Miss Barbara Baker and Miss Mar
garet Beck from the University of
Michigan and Miss verna Smith, Miss
Helen Black. Miss Marjorie Black and
Miss Myrtle Cooke.
Evening star., 1922-12-31

Mrs. Herbert NJ. Lord, wife OF the
director Of the bureau Of the budget.
will not be at home. New Year day.
Evening star., 1922-12-31

Mrs. Farnsworth, wife Of Gen.
Charles s. Fhrnsworth, will not re-
eeive tomorrow afternoon. but will
be at home the other Monday aft
ernoons In January in her home at
S50S Macomb street, Cleveland Park.
Evening star., 1922-12-31
Capital Will Give 1923
Gay Reception DespiteNo
White House Function
Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge to Receive
While Secretary and Mrs. Hughes VIII Be
Hosts at Diplomatic Breakfast.
SALLIE v. II. PICKETT.

~.,, AsIINGToN stands verge brilliant all
\x/ the year. New Year day
w ton missing unofficial society will the passing
of this great The Vice President and Mrs
Coolidge will hundreds guests from the
official world ranking far exceeding in bril-
an diplomatic breakfast which the OF state and
Mrs Hughes give PanAmerican Union number OF
other cabinet will house OF the
oiceab missing receptions being that in the home OF the
v the unbroken line through the Spanish
American back the ordinary
citizen of Washington remember Inc former secretary OF n
and especially delightful receptions adding dancing as
feature.
RIsTAs national capital into the
- sembence any Of its for the less pic
eh imagination anything but typical America in the
ery balls and dances kept the younger element OF oe
h accustomed Hundreds of cadets from
est Point Annapolis military schools the
fairly the city, and lent color and an
household boang
house and practically every school
NEW YEAR day will mark dividing
sumo m m most h re so
Wsn ] no3 iers x a
s1esess % so % M the White sh
I n 0 and
gyy table with of their friends assisting
BRINGING quite thrill the expected arrival New York @ Tuesday
% the B Br 5 Be dS y @ ss S the an. a. & S
Nj Miss 's wi
the the ss d will
w Hospital will given New Willard Monday night January
ss M ss
s @ san will n ss1 Which 5 m t s:4 e 9 the The
speaking dancing the
shoals the want honesad % d.
less this except the Of Rehard s Isre
DROMINENT
lum Parker wedding Tuesday in St. Johns Church,
sonal Club house tomorrow o'clock
evening dance in the same club with and Mrs Funk
siam to o'clock Tuesday with the minister Siam
give for = Miss Bess P,ney the Womens Overseas Service
ns preceded by the Of unyeng bust the
0aya hosts and the second Army dance Rauhe Friday
Su1aud dance dlteriuQ the dax
Evening star., 1922-12-31

Df. B. Hattori. professor of the
Waseda University In Tokyo. Japan.
and chief secretary Of the chamber
Of commssre- Of Tpl<yo, i1 spending. q
few. days at the Hotel Powhatafa:- = I
Evening star., 1922-12-31
Hungarian Counselor
To Marry Ohio Girl

Mr.. r. A. Harman of Cleveland,
Ohio, announces the engagement Of
his daughter Sue to Mr.. John Pelenyi,
counselor Of the Royal Hungarian 10
CATION, in washington.
Evening star., 1922-12-31
Mrs. Skinner Holds
Musical Reception

Mrs. Ella G.. Skinner Of IL Rock
Creek Church road held musical
reception in honor of Miss Adeline
Souder Of Chillum. Nd. Games were
played and REFRESHMENTS were served.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-05-13
Endurance Test.

The setting for the tale is In lola.
a small town near San Diego. II Is
place that boasts Of great swimming
and many other attractions. besides
museum. little maiden. whom we
will call Nellie. was passing the mu-
scum with her mother. Roth were
newcomers In the town. and were TAX
ing their first sight seeing tour. Nellie
glanced W at the sign In front Of the
museum: "Man-eatlng shark. Fiji
teen cents admission" So the two
passed on Two or three hours later
mother and daughter came hack by the
same route. and again passed the mu-
scum. The sign. of course was still
there. Nellie could not be silenced.
as that man still eating the shark"
she asked. ~ should think he would
get tired."-I'ittsburgh Chronicle Tele
graph.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-05-13

wTyme naura part. aud even now with
their gardens adjoining they did little
more than pass the time Of day when
they met.
A voice suddenly cut the silence Of
the afternoon.
"Why don't you come and give me
Leander Hutchlns' messenger" asked
was leaning over the snow-dusted
hedge between their yards. She was
fair and fresh looking, with big brown
eyes that were inclined to be mis-
chievous. and sweet little face that
refused to grow old as the years fled
over her bonny brown head. II wPat
to hear what he had to say"
The captain came to the hedge.
Lucy. he wants to marry YOU" he
announced abruptly.
OH" Lucy was really surprised.
Il thought perhaps he wanted to bor-
row money to go into the automobile
business"
II said would ask you've done
It," growled the captain. knocking out
his pipe and putting II into the pocket
of his blue pilot jacket. He was look
Ing ut her with hungry eyes; he looked
lonely and wistful. standing there. ask
Ing her to marry another man.
Lucy was sorry for the lost years.
too. She handed a little envelope over
the hedge. "My answer to Leanier Is
here-l heard his conversation with
you'll was pruning my grapevines--
so wrote down the provisions under
which l would marry Leander."
"You would-you might-marry
him?' gasped the captain as she
walked away toward her coy little
house. He knew there was bright
coal fire In the sltting-room CRATE.
two cats would be on the rug, and
perhaps Brownie, the spanlel-Lucy
would be In there now, making some
tea and preparing her supper while
she considered Leander's proposal of
marriage. He tore open the envelope
and read the few penciled lines over
and over again:
Il agree to accept Lenders pro-
posal, II Captain Dan does not ask me
TO forgive and forget, and II he does
not ask me TO marry him before nine
o'clock tonight"
At last the truth smote the captain
between his blue eyes and they lost
their frost forever-something came
into them that warmed them with the
fire of youth. He leaped over the
hedge and ran up the path. presenting
himself at Lucy's door In GREATNESS
haste.
"rll telephone Lennder that you're
going TO marry me, and that we will
be glad to lend him some money so
that he can start n business" sug-
gested the captain.
THAT Is just what was thinking"
agreed Lucy demurely, as she poured
another cup of tea.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-05-13
RESULT OF KINDERGARTEN
Children Have Fuller Appreciation Of
Beautiful in Nature and Art as
Result of Training.

Spencer says We must educate so
that we may know how tn use all our
faculties to the greatest advantage
To ourselves and others-and thus learn
To live completely. That Is what the
kindergarten training does. II forti-
hes one with profession whose ai'n
is service to one of those little ones"
and thus II brings content. There are
many who can attest the truth that life
for them has been infinitely richer
and more interesting; that they have
II fuller appreciation of the beautiful
In nature and In art; that they now
know measure of content not expert.
enced before. since their capacities
have been developed naturally through
kindergarten training. FrOcbel gave
the invitation. "Come, let us live with
our children" and II is the great op.
portunity for the young woman Of to
day. To live with them. direct their
work. and share their play is wholly
absorbing And to her who fits her
self for this task will come the JOY and
blessing which are the essence of true
service.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-05-13
New Wrinkle in Panhandlinq.

A new development Of the ancient
art Of panhandllng is reported from the
cat-quick lunch chairs. The artist
must needs he ragged and woebegone.
In accordance with the traditions Of
his craft. lie gets cup Of coffee. ex-
plains the New York Sun. and holds
the check for II In his hand rs he seats
himself in one Of those chairs of which
the arms serve the purpose of tables.
IIuskily addressing his neighbor in
the next chair, he says:
IF you have anything left on your
plate would you please give II to me? !
only have the price OF the coffee"
Needless to say, the Disconnected
neighb0r fishes out some change, gives
II TO the panhandler and tells him
10 buy something To eat. But IL the
operators subsequent actions be
watched II will he seen that instead Of
buying food he practices his new trick
on some other victim. And the in
dicatlons are that he is making fair
Income.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-05-13

fixed on the distant horizon. You
said you wanted my help. What can
! do?"
Tell her--I-well, haven't got the
nerve, Dan. Maybe you could. You
have the gift of speechmaking. and l
never courted girl in my life" He
hung his head sheepishly.
The captain glared at him. what
do you want to marry for If you're
scairt of wimmen?" he demanded. You
keep out Of IL. Leander."
II wish / could" sighed Leander,
but. honest, Dan, ought To get mar
ried. And besides 1t might be well
for the business. Next year / could
buy real motor bus, and that means
success for me-"
"What does she say about 1T" The
captain eyed him with dlsfavor. This
cold-blooded financial attitude did not
appeal TO u man who had remained
single for the love of one woman.
Il haven't said anything to her
not word. But she's been In the bus
sometimes, and she's a pleasant little
body. II you could put II to her-then
| could do the rest"
"FoOl." sneered the captain angrlly.
"I'll see her What feather-headed
girl do you want me to ask?"
"She's no featherhead. Dan. She's
sensible. I'm talking about Lucy
Wayne VIII you do II, or won't your
He climbed into the little car. Then
climbed out again and cranked II;
climbed In again and lighted pipe
and all this while Captain Dan had not
answered He had stood there lean
Ing on the gate. his lips clamped grim
ly about the stem Of his pipe. his blue
eyes far away and unseelng.
"what sayf" Leander was impa-
tient.
an do II, Leander." promised the
captain. his gaze ilickerlng back IA
Leander. and then away TO the horizon
again. "She shall have chance"
THAT'S what I thought" murmured
Leander, smugly. "It's box OF cigars
for you. Dan. afterward." he promised
over his shoulder.
Excuse met" calculated the cap
tain ms the car ratified away. Many
minutes he stood there. his thoughts
busy with his past In which Lucy
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-05-13
The Courtship of
Leander
BY CLARlSSA MACklE

g. l922. by Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate
Leander Hutchins ratified up the viii
lage street In his noisy little car. scat
tering flock of chickens In the mid.
die of the road, narrowly missing u
collision with load of hay, and final
~ coming to standstill before the
snug white cottage of Capt. Dan Bruce.
Even now, when 1t had rested from Its
perilous trip, the automobile was
loath to be silent. IL snored hysterl-
cally, so that 1t aroused the ire of Cap
tain Dan, who trotted swiftly around
the shell-bordered path to the front
gate.
what you bringing that giggling old
craft around here for. Leander" he
complained. Il was feeding my hens
and they's all scudded of, and it'll
take lot more of bait to catch EN-
again"
Leander grinned, showing his strong,
white teeth. He was young and brown
and lean and lazy. and was poor. He
had acquired the old car through a
series of accidents Tin all of which the
car had figured) and his casual ac-
Quaintance with IA junk dealer. Now
the car was the official bus that ran
to the railroad station. and Leander
had the contract 10 carry the mail
And, In an almost imperceptible de-
gree, Leander was improving. He was
saving money and thinking of getting
married.
He coniided this last determination
to Captain Dan this mild winter after
noon.
"iarried?" the captain lifted his
head quickly and regarded Leander
from his keen, frosty blue eyes that
seemed the color Of the blue seas he
had sailed, laced with white foam.
His color was fresh and ruddy, and
his lean cheeks were clean shaver,
with n strong line of jaw and good,
humorous mouth. MARRIED." he re-
peated again. picked out any one as
yet, Leander?
Perhaps" said Leander, cautious
ly. You can laugh, Dan-maybe
you're thinking of getting married
yourself?"
"Dassen't change my luck" muttered
the bachelor captain, his blue eyes
Washington Journal., 1922-06-16
Gtnseia II 5 t.

9oS &on5ert in Der ct. Marien.
i6ulbuIle I'M bergongenenWtonot bat
te 5tpei beoauerIide @rgebnilie auf3ll.
.meiien; erltcnS sic Nbmeienbeit oes
10 le6r beliebten bo6milr0igen Serrn
9farrerS &otb, Der iebr leioeno lit,
uuo ameitens altdl ser ionltige ihlpa-
die 8ell6 oes Concert 4benoS. Die
m1lifalil6en 2eiitun9en maren mirf.
lid lobcnSmert ltno eS gebiibrt Dem
Better, &arrn 81. @lmpredt, ale Gh.
re un9 Anerfcnmung. Die SoIiItcn
uno audi ser G6or ser ct. Marien.
firde iansen mlSgc8cidnet. 0ieler
Gbor ltebt e6enialS unter 2eitung
ErofeIlor @umpredt's- 9od ober
moren Sic Dofaliiden 2eiitungen oes
bieiigen @ai6ingtoner S1ngerbun.
oes Sic &roie uno oas Gritaunen
oes g(benOS. Gs lit bier nirfli6 an
Qcbra6t, oielem moblbefannten Sc
iongperein cin ber8lides Slid mf
81 miini6Pit.
81. 8o0e.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-16
9entide GntGeriidc 3iunssemeinSe

Am 1. Sltni 5. S. lparen 10 Sab.
re %oerfloiieL felt Serr 8oitor &i6,
S6miOt 0o8 9(mt nIs Seeliorger oie.
Ter groBcn Oelltihen @emeinoe ange-
treten bat. @Gbreno Ieiner riibri.
gen SGti9feit bate er 263 Saufen.
220 &onfirmotionen, so @euauf-
nobmen, 140 &o63eiten uno 260
gegrGbniiie. Sir uiinideh &errn
Ealtor Shmiot nod biele Sabre le.
gensreider @lr6eit, un0 oaB eS ibm
bargonnt icin m0ge, ben g~eitreuten
Samen in tauicnofdftiger 6rli6t CT.
bliiben 81 icbcn. u 6reitag, Den 16.
Sltnt finoet ein @artenfeit itott, ar.
rangiert bon Sen jungen 9omen. =
Sim 26. Sltni lit bic itbli9e grcur-
iion nab Murl6aa @oa. n Mm STINT
melfabrtstage beiudten 10 9amen
mo Ser SEER Gforrer oas Sobn Sop
fins Soipital in9aItimore uno mobn9,
ten ser Circulation" ais &ronfen.
pflegerin bon Sri. Charlotte @aiiel.
buid bel. &iGl @liid 81 ibrer Ie.
9ensrei6en Arbeit lit unier @unid.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-16

SEER Gbr. Scurid reiite nit iei.
uer 5amilie an Somstog mad
9eutidlauo ob. g8ir piiniden gliid.
lide Heiie uno quite Grbolrmg.
Ser GbaS. y. @erner feierte
am ia. SSluni ieiuen @eburtstog i'm
&reiie ieiiler 5amilieu uno 5abIrei.
den 9efaunteL in ieinem idon &c.
legenen 2anOlit in Safoma Yorf.
gu gIeiher 3eit miinidte man ibm
aud gliidlife &eiie, Oa er am II.
81 sc. in ieine oIte Seimat, Seiien.
beim am @lou (9ibeiuIono) obreiit.
9ie &ciie bringt i'm nod a0ln uno
on0ercn Orten. @ir miinihen pieI
8ergniigen. 9npeIeno bel Der 6eier,
md6reno mel6er luitig getanSt un0
9eimatslieoer geiln9en nuroen, waren:
serr uue grau ssuru I. aies, ssrr une 5rau
Gas. g.. @erner Ssrr @bas. s.. @erner, SRI. 8rista
@erner, 6err @rneft VI. @trHer, 6err une 3rau @ep.
" Stebsrt, Serr 5enrp 5sbert Sri. Srtut Sifbsrt,
5u NINA Siebert, Ser uni 6rau@. 4. Fang. Sri. Wllriam
Fang, Ser II. Rrdn@ BARNARD, 5rau VI 6eimus. 6err 8.
6eltnus, 6err II. 5rau Ghas. gBenrtb. SER gbas Wenrid
Srau GmmaN Niger Sri. 1belma Natr. 5err Gbas. y Nstr.
9err Norman aser, 5rau Gbrifina gnessr 6srr une
8raa 20. 6dnneman drau 5ranus einsbah, Jrau @sIsra
Sancs, Ser 8rts Mepers, berr Route Pub. Ssrr 6trman
gDiutler, Ser 3arrp Stclins 9rau Narg S6riener,
BEIGE ven Baltimore, Dle.
-Sn einem HaOioeramm bonn
0ompfer n@annoOer" oes 0orOoeut.
1deu 9lopo icnoet 6rou &arl GgoIf
oie beIten @riiBe an ibre pieten BE.
founten mo 6rGtnoe. Die Heilc lit
fein mo ibr gciunobeitIider 3uitano
e%benfals.
SIM @roipect SiG 6rieobofe mur.
Sen mGbrerO oeS MonatS Mtai fol.
gen0e Yeriplen beeroigt: @li8abetb
@olfer, gInna Is. Selner, Catherine
Shidler, MarD @betbel, @m. .Mor.
ri8, ISM. 81. Drummer uno 9apiO 3.
SdeeIe.
YIN If. Sluii berItarb Serr q.
Sanoers I'M AIter Don 81 Sabren.
SIS mar in &iperoale m%obnboft.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-16
Srof. Softer berlicrt IruseF.

Ser Irdiioept Ser Oriental Uni
oeriitp" bon bia, 1902 Oregon Ape.,
Or. Selmutb IS. Softer, lit bonn @e=
ridte Der gerlesung ser Yoltgeiebe
ser 8ereinigten Staaten fir iduloig
befnnoen morOen. Gr muroe onge-
flagt, Die Namen bon ongelebenen
Terlonen unberehtieteripeiie in SEA-
talogen uno S6riften ieiner 4nitalt
in ser elite bon HrofeIioren uno @on-
uern gebraudt 81 baben, nenr oiele
ME etmas nit ieiner S1llle 5l tltn
batten. Sulti8anpaIt sc. Yeorl DC
GalI Oertrat Ole Mnflaee itno betotlte,
Dob geraoe ipegen Ser bon ser u9ri-
ental uniberiitD" berliebeilen Grade
Washington Journal., 1922-06-16
9cntIdes y~SaiIen6aus.

Die iibIide OireftorenberIomm-
lung fanO am leeten 5onntae i'm
@aiienbolts Itott. 3 GinOcr muir.
Ben aufgenommen. @Gbreuo ser
lebten ISOLDE ma6ten oae &inoer ei.
men alisflllg ua6 20ffIer's 9lob an
Der ga. Nlbe., moielbIt iie bon Srou
Gatb. 2offGer bepirtet muroen. -
MdbrenO Sltli uno 4ltguit fallen ole
9ireftoren g riammlltnQen aus.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-16
Nicnic AM Spnntas.

glae @eIt lit freun0Ii6it gum sic.
nic am Sonlitag. 0eu Is. Syini Elm.
geloOen. Mit g%epobnter 2i6erali.
tat Bat Serr 8ruuner mieOerum Iei-
men 2anOfis OemSiIfsberein our Ser
fiiglutg geitellt unO luer Oen l66neu,
beimIiHen Nlob fennt, miro IiG germ
aus Dem Stalib ser beiBen Staot
MAIDEN itno BORT einen gemiitliden
~ytndJnittag 5ii6ringen. User i'm nod
ni6t fennt, Der perfebIe nidt, i'm
fennen au Iernen. IS lit bequem
oortbin St foulmen, beionoers fir
automobile. limo NIT ie0em Gent,
Der BORT allsgegeben miro, fommt
ein Sonnenlhein in 10 Elm armes,
betriibtes, 0eutI6eS &inoerbersl
0enft all @iiere &in0er bier, mie out
Die es boben. Sic piIien nidts bon
@unger uno aGlte, boben immer qe-
mug 81 ellen itno oft mebr ats ibne1t
gut lit. llno 0riiben i6lei6en tie AT
taltlcll0en un0 obertauIen0en nit
fnlrrenOen Wdgen unO lumpiQen
&leioern berum. @s lit bod cine
6reltOe, menn man &in0ern etiuoS
bon Dem @liid bcrl6affen fam, oaS
i6ien bon &ehtsmegen 3ufommt.
Sino lie crit ernahien, fommenGunl-
mer lin0 Sorgen idnea gellllg, 6elon-
oerS iebt III Der alien Seimot. 0as
&in0beitsparnOieS ioate ibneu unber,
tiinmert bleiben. HiGt melt bon
Gurbapen, bon Dem unS Dor fllrSem
@uitap Sreniien er5Gblte, bat Die
0eliti6e @elelihaft bon SEEM Sort,
ein &inOerbeim erridtet. @or0boI5
beiBt Der Srt, no 0as &in0erbeimt
lit, ~ @egItunoen BON Ser Nor0.
ice. Sinner aus alien St1oten ul0
0rten Delttidlan0s mer0en 0obin fir
IedS 8ohen, o0er menn lebr erbol.
lrngSbeOiirftig, fir 8lpolf @oden ge-
l6idt. @roBe. eritounte &inoerail-
gen ifauen ii6 ooS Salts an, in benz
lie ie6S 8oden lang Gag uno Nadt,
fern bon &ater uno Wllttter, bleiben
Iollen. gu Tante, mobnen GA lollter
&inoer orin", fragen iie Die &orlte-
BERN. 0Diirfen mir auf 0ie @iele
geben2" D9ommt ga fem @Ghter
mic IN 8erlin?" uOb, miebiel Sin
ben StiibGe uno 8ettenl" .@irflid
elm 9ett fir mid gon5 aIlein?" Sra
gen o5nc GnOe. 6r0bIi1e Spiele in
&alo unO @ei0e, Atent- uno Srei-
i%ibungen I'M Suit ltno Sonnenboo,
cine tdgIide, mcHltiinOige 2icgefur
uno Die - INNER nit neiter, frober
@rluurtune begriiBten III Iodenoen
Winbl3eiten, Die 10 man6em ormleli
gen &inoe 0ie 9obe nles Grlebnten
lin0. gfad feds @o6en lino ans
ben fiimmerliden nno frel1oloien Sc
I60pfen geiunOe, mlntcre &inOer
geluoroen. Sdrei6t 10 elm fleines
&crl6en: 2ieber 9nfel uno lie6e
Sante in Mmerifnl 8ielen Cant fir
Sic ihouen Sadenl SD eiie Cure
id)onen Sa1en ale olif Bis ih plate.
3ltNeiIen befommen mir 10 gutes, mie
mir I'M gan5en Ge6en nod ni6t be-
fommen baben. Meine @ltern sper
Den Dor SreuOe laden, menn lie mid
Wieoerieben. SD freue mid l6on
olf Sen @ligenblid. Damn meroe i)
bel iiber' @11 lieben Mmerifoner err
5Gblen. guer gud lieben0er 0ebn-
j6briger oicfer &arI."
Ner miro iid niht btn6ertmaI
gliidIi6er uno better fiibIen, menn ct
neiB, er bat einem ormen, bungri-
gen &ino 81 ioldem Slid perboI-
fen. lln0 menn es aud ni1t inn
mer 31 einem ioIhen @rbollingSbeim
lit, po5u Sbr gebt, uenn SIR nur
gebt, oaB sic StaOtfinoer quite Mild)
hn6 an0ere itdrfere Nabrung befoul-
men. glio fomimt 4ne uno belft 10
gut Sbr fonntl
3. S. 6