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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-03-09
NOTICE

1 will assist taxpayers at the court
house in the preparation of Income
Tax returns for 1921, from March 9th
to 18th.
S. S. CONVICTION,
Deputy Collector.
The New York herald., 1922-08-06
REVISION OF BONUS
BILL Is PROJECTED
Republican Leaders May Try
to Frame Revenue Provision
This Month.
LEGION is BACK OF MOVE
Convinced of Hopelessness of
Getting Present Measure Ap--
proved by Harding.
Prediction Bonus
Pledge Called Infamy
Special Dispatch to THE New York HERALD

Special Dispatch to THE New YorK HHnALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. c.. Aug. 8. J.
@LARENCE c. WHITING, a
I broker in Baltimore, sent
this protest to several Sena-
tors against the passage of bonus
bill:
The bestowal OF gratuities upon
citizens lowers their standard and
Is injurious from every point OF
view. There is in this bill the added
infamy that 1t is pleaded in ex-
tenuation that it is being passed
to redeem prediction pledges
made by members of Congress"
To support Mr.. Writings last
point John Thomas Taylor. lobby
list of the American Legion, openly
boasts that he has sixty-seven
Senators signed up in favor of
bonus bill.
The New York herald., 1922-08-06
nEsTRAINs u. AND o. SRaIKERs

WILMINGTON. Del. Aug. 5.---An order
was entered IN United States District
Court here to-day by Judge Dickinson
restraining members OF striking shop
crafts unions from interfering with the
operations of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad pending hearing August IA
for an Injunction.
The New York herald., 1922-08-06
White Pumps and Oxfords
1T Final Summer Clearance
$4.85
$4.85

Practically every type Of smart highs grade white foot
wear is included, all taken from our regular stock
and all reflecting this seasons dominant
style tendencies.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-07-01
Howell Speaks on
: Monopoly at Beemer

Wisner, Neb., June 30.-(Special
Telegram.)- R. B. Howell, candidate
for the republican nomination for
United States senator, arrived at
Beemer on schedul time. An inter-
ested crowd, returning from the
chautauQua, listened to a discussion
of the problem of monopoly and its
control, which was brought to a
close by cloudburst, during which
lightning struck the Friend elevator.
Mr.. Howell pointed out that all
efforts in this country to control
monopoly had virtually failed. He
urged that public competition is the
only certain remedy for this evil as
demonstrated by the public ice plant
in Omaha and the reduction of cleo
trio light rates from IA to 5 IL cents
in Omaha since 1912 through more
threatened competition.
The storm ended possibilities for
meetings in Wisner and Wayne as
scheduled.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-07-01
Administration
Regards Strike
as Unjustified
There Will Be No Interrup.
ton of transportation in
= Case Of Walkout," OF.
ficials Announce.
BY ARTHUR SEARS HENNING.

= Washington. June S0,-"There will
be no interruption OF transportation
II the threatened strike OF railway
employees should take place"
This was the statement OF high
administration official last night
when advised that a walkout OF the
shopcraits employees OF the railroads
had been called, to take effect Satur-
day.
The administration regards the
strike as wholly unjustiiied. holding
that the employees are obliged. ex-
actly as the railroad corporations
are obliged 10 abide by the decisions
OF the railway labor board. created
by the Esch. Cummins transportation
act. In the view OF the administra-
ton, the strike is directed at the la
bor board and deiies the spirit, ii not
he letter, OF the law.
Victory for Men.
II the shopcrai,s employees walk
out the railroads vii! be justified.
according to administration view
point in contracting with private con-
Germs for their repair work. The la
Dor board recently held that the con-
tracts made by the railroads with
outside companies for repair work
were in violation OF the Transports
ton act.
This decision was a victory for the
railroad employees who opened their
fight on this procedure more than
year ago. They charged that the
roads had resorted to this practice in
order to cut down the force of shop
crafts employees and avoid paying the
wages fixed in their agreements with
the railway unions.
+. If the shopcrafts employees strike
and the railroads are unable to pro-
cure repairs in their own shops in
order to keep the trains running. the
carriers will be faced with the choice
Of recruiting nonunion skilled en-
ployes to do the work of contracting
for repairs with. outside concerns.
1t was pointed out that great diff
Guilty probably would BE encountered |
in recruiting a sufficient number of
skilled workers to take the places of
the shopcrafts' strikers and that the
railroads would be compelled to turn
TO the companies equipped for roll
ing stock repair work
Practice Legal.
As this would be done in the in
terest of preventing the interrupt
ing of transportation, which the
transportation act was designed to
guard against, the practice would be
legal. in the opinion of the admin
'istration. a%g,
President Harding had beer favor
ably impressed blythe manner in
which the labor board has decided
disputes, enforced its decisions up
to date. although lacking in adequate
enforcement power, and averted
threatened strikes such as the walk
out called, but later rescinded by the
brotherhoods of train operating EN-
plpyes last year. He is hopeful that
the board again will be successful in
avoiding this strike, but, in any event.
he intends to stand squarely behind
the board.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-07-01
'Des Moines Health Head
Dismissed bv Council

Des MONIES. June 30.-(Special
Telegram. )-Following bitter and
vindictive hour and-a half session Of
the city council, John MacVicar was
relieved as head of the city health
department. Mayor John Carver was
given responsibility for the Depart
ment.
The trouble started when Mac
Vicar asked that w. B. Barney. jr.,
city milk inspector. be dismissed OH
grounds OF inefficiency. A delegation
of 20 Des MONIES club women ap-
peared before the council in defense
Of Barney, stating that the quality
of milk had been improved since he
had taken over the position. Mac
Vicar charged that Barney was in
"cahoots" with milk distributors and
was closing his eyes to many irreg-
ularities.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-07-01
Celding Team, Weighing
Ton Each. Sold by Farmer

Stella, Neb., June 30.-(Special.)
~ team of geldings, each animal
weighing ton, was sold by Frank
Higgins, farmer near Stella, to Frank
Howard. horse buyer at Pawnee
City. The price was $500. So far as
is known, the team is the heaviest
ever owned in this part of the state.
The geldings were 8 and years
old, respectively, brown, with white
markings. Howard stated he would
ship the team to Boston.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-07-01
Benefit Association Will
Stage Biz State Picnic

Stella, Neb.. June 30.-(Special.)-
Security Benciit Association of Ne
braska. formely known as Knights
and Ladies of Security, is planning a
big state picnic at Chautauqua park
at Beatrice August 10. 1t is the in
tention to make the picnic an annual
affair, with business session and
election of officers.
A basket dinner will be served.
Addresses, music, sports and base
ball game between members of the
councils north of the Platte river
and south OF the Platte are included
on the program. The entertainment
will close with dance in the eve
ming at the Dc Luxe Dance academy.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-07-01
Anti.Saloon League Meet
Scores Weeks Rum Statement

Denver, Colo, June 30.-Delegates
from II states attending the regional
conference of the Anti-Saloon league
today unanimously adopted asresolu-
ton protesting statements reputed to
have been made by Secretary OF War
John w. Weeks, blaming the pro-
hibition law for unrest and declaring
that Mr.. Weeks would vote for the
return Of wine and beer if he were
member Of congress. The resolu-
ton was telegraphed to President
Harding.
Secretary Weeks action is termed
apparent official disrespect for the
federal constitution" and Encourage
ment to the spirit of lawlessness" in
the protest.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-07-01
Prize Parades to Be Held
at Sidney on Fourth Of Julv

Sidney, Neb., June 30.-(Special.)
ALL preparations are made for a
celebration On July 4 at Sidney.
Parades will be staged, with prizes
for the best decorated floats and
automobiles, and a program of field
day sports will be carried out, in
Guiding aquatic contests in the Coun-
try club swimming pool A baseball
game will be staged in the afternoon
between Porter and Sidney and two
bands will be engaged all day and
evening. with a wrestling match and
dance to finish the program.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-07-01
Grandfather Thinks
Babe Held for Ransom

Lincoln, June 30.-William Carsh
OF Humboldt, grandfather of the
baby kidnapped week ago, came to
Lincoln yesterday to get information
that he hopes will aid him in locat-
ing the infant. Lincoln police believe
the baby was taken by middle-aged
woman, who is said to have been
seen at Beatrice and later at Wy
more. where she is reported to have
bought ticket for St. Joseph, Mo.
Mr.. Carsh said he is inclined to be-
lieve the baby is being secreted in
the hope of securing a reward. Its
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Holman
Howe, he said. are at Humboldt.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-07-01
Heavy Rain at Sidney

Sidney. Neb., June M.-(Special)
Cheyenne county was visited by a
heavy rainstorm, accompanied by
violent thunder and lightning. All
crops will be benefited by this rain.
Some hail losses are reported in the
eastern end of the county from
Tuesdays storm.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-07-01
Rainfall Is HEAVY.

More than an inch of rain, l.02 to
be exact, fell shortly after 2 a. m.
yesterday. This is the heaviest pre-
clpitation recorded in several weeks
by the weather bureau.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-07-01

SON. secretary and treasurer OF tho
federation; F. M. Wageman. chair
man boilermakers and vice president
Of the federation. and B. H. Purse,
chairman carmen and president OF
the system federation.
Inserted is a photograph Of VIII.
liam P. Harmon, executive board
member Of the International Asso-
citation Of Machinists, Washington,
D. C.. who was principal speaker
at mass meeting Of shopmen in
Central Labor temple last night.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-01

Elm @un0er gemartet gebabt,
nun, bas M6ulden nit naiien 8in-
feln glaubig eeoffnet, bed, gang
@erflarung, iab es In ieinem @in<
fel, 5mii9en S6rdnfen unb Sir,
feline Muger> sic mie 5mei b1aue
2i9tlein in bem lfrablenoen @elidt
aufgingen, tp11r6en i'm Mngenblid
tbergroB, glan5ten uro paren 1bm
leu6teno entgegengeridtet Ser
Menlb itano nod INNER, itarr, I'M
betpeglid, er fiiblte fi6 gefan-
gen, er pagte nidt, iid gu regen,..
wen11 er iib regte, fonnte oas Bolf'
lein 2aute BON jid geben,. Den
Slid berlt0rt, nit erblibenen Sip
pen Dem Mnpran un6 @ermlatungen,
Moalidfeiten, gntmirfen uno Ser
merfungen itiubalteno, itarrte er oas
fleine Md0den an, oaS &ino,
in ser @arme ieiner begludteh &C.
ligfeit, ODER bielleibt nur, tpetl es
ioldeg CUR 8egriibung gelebrt nor
SEN mar> FOB sic Merm6en q. Ser
Menj9, balb gefabt, berludte einen
@9ritt uno bob 6ie &ano in
Mbtpebr, gu odmpfen, por5ubeugen,
at perbiten . oos &inb regte sic
Sqn6den nit Sen Gligelidldgen
zines gang iungen Sdmetterlings,
ser nod nidt fliegen fam; es regte
li6 in INNER ieligerer nnrube. ols
ser Meni9, 5miiden &altblutigfeit
uno S6au6er idmanfeno, ale @e=
berri6ung gepaltiam an fi@ ge~
5tpu1ge1, INNER itarfer &err Ser
Sage, an linn porbei sic Sir gu ge-
uinnen boffen6 iid naberte {.
Seine itrablen6en Mugen periudten
: gu re6en . lie re6eten gan5 oeut-
lid 4. es ertpartete etmas; es moq'
tie ettpas baben SIMMER ltarfer
flatterno FOB es SOS &opf6en en<
Dor, nit einem berfldrten 56rei -.
er 1todte NIT fliegenoen 8liden; er
tpubte 1e9> feinen Musmeg mebr;; er
idlotterte, uabren6 feline Singer ii6
milo unb baberfiint gu &ranen Boz
gen es berriet i'm ia es
muBte 1tia iein gr biidte ii9;
ct neigte sic @ange .. Mber nod
ebe oes &in6eS &aud file traf iab'
1ings, nit gdn5lt9 perit0rten @ebars
Sen, iprang er Dem 6eniter gu 80.
rib es, 6as 8rett nit einem Cat
b%eiteigert6, meit auf ienfte ii@ uno
berging.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-01
Non gooesansit binseridJtet.

Man er5ablt iiG bieie ieltiame
Ge}didte aus 56ne6en: Stuoen1en
peranltalteten in Bierlau11e, einen
groBen, feierliden ulf; fiibrten oen
%e6euen Der l1niperiitdt in eine1
l6par5berbangten &aun1, Dor Elm
56afott;; ipannten iein @enif anf
SEN @Iod nnb lieBen ein nalies
San6tud auf feinen Nafen nieoer,
peitl6en. l1n6 als Tie NIT froblidem
@elqdter oZ1 &ingeridteten fir iei-
men 5@red entida6igen polten,
itan6 er nidt mebr auf. Ser 56red
botte i'm aetotet.
SCUM bat iid Mebnli6es in 8er1i,,
a%ugetrogen: in Moabit far6 6ie Ser
banolung gegen SIC Mor6er Ser
Jrolt &ren itatt;; 6ie &auflel1te Srep=
munot nn6 Scope tparen 6es &aab>
mor6es angetlagt. Sen ga115en
Sag lang oauerte Die Bodybuilding,
uno Scope muBte: es' gebt Inn ben
&opf. GRIT um Mitternadt ipra<
De11 Ole @e1@morenenI 1Dre Gnt1he1=
oung; &oppe 1aaidte an ser Cir
S1 Ser entieBli9en Spannung ber=
iagte fem Sbr; er borte ein u5dul=
Dig. 9a padte i'm Die gooesangit;
er begann 5l 5ittern. Mber es
oauerte iiber etne Stun6e; in Dem
8obriprud batte iid Elm formaler
Seller eingei6libeM ser erit berid-
tigt merben ml1Bte: Als Scope enb-
lth Sen 5aal beirut; mar ct gebro-
den. Man fliiiterte linn 5u: y22e-
bensldnglides 3udtbaus". Mber 6ie
Stltnbe ser Sooesanglt mar itdrfer:
in Ser Mabt itarb CT an &er5idlag.
5ein Interchangeable Srepmunot
mar gu 10 Sabren 8n6tba1s BET
l1rteilt por6en.
r- #EaGHEL g-eEE$ -a.N4
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-01
Gisenartige @irfmngen bes @onbes,

gS miro pielfa6 angegeber. 6ab
Sic MnfQue ser gpileptifer periooiih
nit Sen Mfon0pbalen ablanfen ionen.
Ser idtpeoijde @bpiifer nno Motbe-
MATTER Mrrbenius tit nun ser Sa9e
nadgegange1 uno bat tatia9lih et11e
8eitatigung g%efunoen. Mueroings
fino Sic @rgebniiie beS gerannten
@elebrte11 bon @aQus a1ee5welfelt
moroen, aber Mmn1an bat neuer-
6ingS an &anb zines groBen ein=
panofreien aranfenmaterials mie-
6erum ge5eigt> 6ab cine &erlooif Der
Mnfausbaufigfeit beltebt, Die nit
Gem Mono auiamn1en5ubangen
1beint. gs bof iid iibriaeus and]
feittelen laiIen, baB bie 8enitter
NIT 3unebmenbem Men1 fidJ Ba1lfe1,
unb Mrrbenins uno @fbcm baben
baum ge5eigt, ooB cine runs 81
tdgige @eriooif oler lufteleftrii6en
@rideinungen beitebt, sic nit Dem
Monb 3u1ommenbangen onrfte. 60
mdren 6enn sic @irfunsen beS Won-
6eg auf ben @pileptifer nrto anf ben
S9lafpono1er a1s @irfungen Der
2ufteleftri5itdt 3u 6enfen.
Cine auBeroroentIid intereiiante
8eaiebung 6es @eidledtslebens gum
Monb bietet ober n;at Der Menf9,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-01

ionoern Elm fIeiner @nrm Ser 5n6-
fee, Ser icgenannte uBalolomurm"
9ieier @urm lebt in Sen @dngen
BON &orolenriffen. Die Gortpflan-
5ung erfolgt bel 6ieien 9ieren 10,
DOB BEL beioen @eiblebtern Sic BIN
teriten Segmete ibres 2eibes fi6 at
gang fur5em, ielbitdn6igen Goiein
ablofen un6 an Die Weeresoberfld9e
ausihmarmen, I'M lire &eim5enen
5u entleeren nnD nod 8ouenoung
oieier Aufgabe gu iterben. Dieie
abgeltoBenen &orperteile per6en bon
0en 8~olpneiiern r8ololo~ genannt
un6 germ gegeiien. 9ie @%ingebore-
men botten nun b%ebauptet, bab Die
8alolo muir 5tpeimal i'm Sabre
i@mdrmen, unb 5par i'm Monat Mo-
pen1ber un6 9e5ember, uno nun in
Ger Ma6t Dor Bolenoung bes leB=
ten Monopiertels. Cine Nadprii-
Jung oieier Mngaben our6 peri6ie-
oene 6ori6er bat iiberrai6enoer-
ueiie Dies pouauf beitdttgt. @s
feblt natiirli6 1ridt on @or- 11no
Nad5iglern, dbak ser @auptf6marm
tritt monopiinftlib eir.
@unice .Diriois bot i'm Mtlontif
einen 8ermanbten, @unice fucata;
BEL oieler fin6en mir Die glei6en
5ortpflan5ungsperbaltniiie, MIR tritt
bas S9mdrmen gnoe Stunt ooer Mu-
fang Suit Elm. Mu6 bier 1T cine
Mbbangigfeit bonn Mon6biertel gu
beoba9ten, me1m iie pieuei6t o116
ri6t 10 oeutli@ lit mie bel 6em er-
item @urm. @enn mir nun na6
elmer @rflarung fir Dos &alolopba-
1on1en iud)en> 10 blerbt als nria6e
na6 Mrrbenius nur mie0er Die 2uft=
eleftriaitdt ibrig. SAB in eriter
2inie cine Gigenperio6if porliegt, lit
flor, -aber 6as mon6punftli6e
59m9rmen be6arf zines ausl0ienoen
Sailors. Medaniide Momente
tpie @bbe unto Slut fonnen our Ct
flarurg ri6t berange5ogen uerben,
ga Die grfdeinung au9 in bonn
Meere obgeidloiienen 8eba1tern be-
obadtet meroen fann. Mu6 beoed-
ter &immel o6er ionltige 8eri6ie6en<
beiten bes @etter5 baben auf 6as
S9mqrmen feinen @influB. 8ie
sic 2ufteleftri5itdt aber auf bie Sc
bemeien eintpirft, lit beute nod pon-
fom1nen unflar.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-01
9d) (mde etme wobmmn9+
@on &mbulf 8reiier,

Mein &a11spirt bat MIDI geitei-
CERT. Sir meme ie6S 3immer, Die
bisber Observation-Disclosures Marf
g%efoltet batten, perlangte er iebt
fiinfta11l e1165meibun6ert .
Sd uartete einige Sage, Oh er
Dieuei9t na9 Da1oorf abgebolt
tperoe. So 6as nidt gei@ab, an
noncierte i9 in elmer 8erliner 2a'
g%es5ettung.
n@ude gum eriten Mpril i6one
6-3immer=@obnnn i'm 8elten nit
-" no, nit 1pos man eben 10 il1dt.
Gie Mnnonce ioute am 9onntag
bormittag in ser Somtag -G5umner
an bepor5ugter Steue iteben. MQers
6iugs batte mir oaS aufgeregte
6raulein, bas iie arnabm, glei6 er>
flart, gang felte garantieren fir Die
5on1tags=@eummer nn6 6ie bepor-
5ugte 9teue foo,lae iie 1i6t. Mub
mo6te lie MIDI 6orouf aufmerfiam,
6ab sic belten 9eber geraoe ctnen
5pmpatbieltreif berqn1talteten fir
sic &obIeni9ipper in NeubabelSberg.
Sic ibrerfeits IN ei11e1r &roteititreif
gegen sic a1geblide 8ergepaltignng
Ser SEN terpuber in 9olingen onrb
oas @upital eingetreten paren.
go fam es mobl, 6aB meine Mn<
11orce ni9t am 5onntag Dormittag
in Ser 5onntag=geummer an bepor=
5ugter @teue eridien, ionoern am
9onnerstag oben0 5miiden Dem Mn<
gebot elmer unob mie nelten" 53ieb,
barmo11ifa unb ser Mitteilrng ei-
11er Srau 8laidfe, bab tie fir ni9t5
ouffomme, maS @err 8lai9fe etpa
an S9uloen fontrabiere. Cine 9ro>
bung, Sic oaOltrb an Sur6tbarfeit
p%erlor, Bob 6ireft oarunter Serr
Yla]9fe in 8e5iebung auf Sralt
BloIdfe 6aslelbe erflarte.
Meine 10 ginitig, placierte Mn=
3eige aber lautete offenbar meil
ole belten @eker gera6e einen @Dn1=
patbieitreif beranftalteten fir Die
&oblenidipper IN M%eubabelsberg =
al1o:
v5uBe 5uerit SEN Mpril
Set 3immertpo=bnung in @elte
mitoue 5ubeber bbalfon par1n.
mal1e cencentralalbeiBung etc. Mf-
fenten unter sc. 5p. 10 an0oie
@rrrrpeoitionn.
Sd fragte einen &edtSartpalt, oh
ib sic 8eitung perflagen tonne.
Sos tonne i9, iagte er, nadoem
CT MIDI bret @tunoen bottle tparten
lai]en, ober ib piiroe Sen &ro5eb
nidt geminnens Denn i9 piiie
nieDeidt ni9t, oaB Die belten Seber
eeraoe einen 5pmpatbieltreif Der-
onitalteten fir sic &oblen1dipper in
Neubabelsberg .
Do9, 6as muBte id.
lno anBeroem iagte er: Die Mn-
maltsgebiibren !eien iebt erbobt;
oiefe &oniultation foitete iebt 80
WQrf SO.
Ms' ib beidei6en oarauf bin
lpieS, Dab oie gan5e &oniultatio11
5tpeiun6einebalbe Minute geoanert
babe, flarte er mid babin anf 6aB
ib 6o6 :i9on 6rei @tunben getpar.
tet batte. 9ieie- Mufflarurg erbobte
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-01
Maerlei po,t edlaf.

Merlei bom Sdlaf.
@ie menige.2 eute iino iid 6ariiber
flar, 6oB Der S@laf bas pidtigite
in ser @elt lit. @s miro 5mar
bon @enies, mie Srieori9 Dem Gro
BEN uno Mapoleon, beri@tet, Dab lie
oardidnittli6 nidt mebr alS 4 ODER
5 Stun6en geiblafen boben. aber
mas iol6e ungem0bnli6en Meniaen
bienei6t ourbieBen %fonntett, fam
fir Den gem0bnliden 9terbliden
ME uno nimmer sic &egel iein.
Seoenfons baben sic @r5dblungen
BON iold' geringem 5@lafbeourfnis,
tpenn es Dorbilolid bingeiteM nno
our Madabmung empfoblen puroen,
iebr bel Sb6ben aneeri6tet. Gin
Mr3t, Ser ii6 eingebeno nit Dem
5dlaf in einem Mufiab bei6aftigt,
bebouptet, bab nidts gefdbrliber jei
ais Sic pielfa6 perbreitete &nidanss
ung, idlafen fei nur 3eitperibpen>
Dung uno man idlafe gu biel. Die
8eihimpfung nShlofmiRe" Die
man 2euten 3uteil meroen laBts Die
febr lpiel S9laf notmen6ig ababen,
lit ieoenfaus iebr ungerebt. 8er
oa glaubt, oaB man bel pielem
SGlafen ni6t genug Dor ii@ bringe,
Ser 6enfe an 9ar1pin, Der 1ebr piel
i6lief, ni6t mebr als 2 Biz 3 Stnna
Sen am Sage arbeitete uno 6o6
Elm 10 gemaltiges 2ebensmerf binter-
lieB. S@laf lit mebr ais Elm bio
Bes vMusruben", mie man friiber
glaubte. @dbren6 6es SdlafeS er.
folgt bielmebr Ser gum 2eben not.
uenoige @ieberaufbau beS gan5er
Srganismus.
SIN @@laf eebt sic pdb-
reno 6eS Cages aufgenommene
gtabrung ourd Die leBten Staoien
ser l1mmanalung ms 3eQen9emebe;
int @9laf meroen 6ie S6aoign11gen
BON 9 ltern repariert uno oie &raf>
tie fir Die Mrbeit fir morgen ge-
1ammelt. Die S6lafmenge, bie ie-
ser brau6t, bdngt BON Ser 2ange
oes @ieoeraufba11pro5eiies ab, Ser
Dem R0rper oes ein5elnen notmenoig
lift. Diefer @ro3eb pop5iebt iia
rie1 i9neQer, menn mir tief 19lafe11-
Sci einem b%eionoers tiefen S@laf
fonnen 4 Big 5 5tun6en 6ieielbe
beiliome 8irfung berporbrtngen.
Sic bel einem gatl5 leidten S@laf
in 9 Bis 10 9tunoen 5uitanoe
fpmmt. Sic Matnr ielblt gibt uns
elm trefflibes Mittel an Die &ano.
um 6ie nns n%otmenoige 59lafmertge,
5u erfennen: @ir miiiien 10 lange
|i6lofen, bis mir uns fri19 fablen.-
9as neutrality-suspicious., wfe'
iberbaupt ser Sdlaf ant Gage, toni
men nod Mnidauung bieies Sad-
names nit Dem &a@ti9laf nidt
gleihgemertet peroen; Ser Ma@mit,
tagsi6laf lit eim' 1n1pirfiames Msit-
tel, Inn Sen feblen6en Madtidlaf at
erleben. Sic uriaden, Die einen
leidten uno unterbrodenen Sdlaj
peranlaiien, iino febr 5ablreid. Sim
baufigiten lit ser MiBbral1d bon Mn-
regnngsmittelr, mie See, &affee,
Sobaf, am 16ledten S6lafen ibnlo,
Johann itarfe geifttge @nregung, Die
ii6 in Erdumen aiuBert, i61ieBli6
nnbequeme 8etten. gu BEN baa.
tighten rriahen geb0rt idle6te Suit,
benn fir einen gelnnoen, tiefen.
5@laf lit no6 mebr Saueritoff not.
men6ig als beim @tmen am Sage.