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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-19
GLORIFYING
 YOURSELF
N6y Alicia Hart ZE
6i5sJ5S slek sElNics lsie

The minute leg-groolning Is men, tioned, someone is sure to bring up the subject of superhuOus hair ana the argument starts. One girl says she does this to remove it, an- other says she does that. Well, 1t is a problem and no one can tell you which hair-removing method to use. Try one or two different ways and decide for yourself. First, of course, you can use razor. It's an effective procedure, but in the long run stimulates the growth and makes the hair little thicker.
 Then, there are various dGpila- tories which do the trick. Smooth on the depilatory cream, allow 1t to dry for a few minutes and then take 1t off with tepid water. Very effective.
 Wax is becoming more and: more popular for removing hairs on legs. This method actually dis courages the growth, weakening the hairs as they are pulled out by their roots. Be sure and fol- | low directions on the jar of wax. | Warm the wax before applying
 and pull it off before it gets too | hard.
 Of course, if you have only an | unnoticeable amount of fuzZ, you l might try bleaching instead of re- moving. Peroxide is effective and | will, in time make the hairs so l light that they won't show
 through silk stockings. | The Little Women coiffure is
 beauty news right now. Smart little girls who are flattered by modes of the Victorian era are cutting bangs
 and arranging the rest of their hair
 as Katharine Hepburn did when
 she played Jo in the movie of the
 wen-loved story.
 A good barber is necessary when
 you decide to cut those nice frine?'
 bangs. They are quite different
 from the short, straight bangs
 which we wore when it was chic to have a mannish haircut. In the
 first place, these are much longer
 and they should be just a bit
 fluffy, curly if you wish. If you can find a picture of Miss Hepburn
 in the role of Jo, take it to the
 barber shop with you. Have the
 barber watch the picture-you watch him.
 Comb your hair straight back
 from the front and arrange 1t Tn a
 bun low on your neck. In contrast
 to the fluffiness of the bangs, the
 rest of your hair should be smooth
 unwaved and flat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-19

Spring dress colors are as varied as they are handsome. All the pink shades from palest pastel to deep, rich rose tones are used. And then there are greens which barrow from na- ture herself-leaf greens, grass green and the green of ocean waves on a sunny day-they're luscious!
 Blue, of course, is in the limelight. Was there ever an Easter when it wasn't a good choice? Navy, medium blue, lighter shades, including hya- cinth-take your pick? And don't forget about black. But, then, how could you? Trimmed with touches of vivid. printed silk or white pique, it's flatter- ing to nearly everyone.
 Neutral colors are important. You'll see plenty of gray, beige, string, greige, not to mention the off-shade tones, including dusty pastels.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-19
\ fascinating pastime with

cause it is the kind of thing fin which they like to believe. The truth hasn't much to do with 1t.
 2.-The net conclusion is that there are no> very startling diff ferences. Girls make somewhat bet ter grades, on the average. in school and college than boys but whether this is due to greater de- sire to succeed--which might of course be natural trait of su- periority, but is probably due to environment--or to the fact that girls grow mentally and physically somewhat faster than boys. and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-19
QUESTIONS and ANSWERS.

Smoking and the Wind.
 smoke about 10 cigarettes d day. I notice no i'll effect when 1 am much outdoors and payticipat- ing in active sports, but in the indoor season if I try to run even short distance I quickly become wintled ... (E. G. W) Answer-Tobacco in any quan- tity tends to weaken the wind" and the endurance. If you hope to 1 excel in any athletic activity you had better any athletic activity you had better worry along somehow without the drug.
 Here's Big Haw-Haw. My three daughters between the ages of IF and 20 want to ride horseback. I have ben informed this sport is injurious for girls health. (Mrs l.. H. F.) | Answer-If my daughter missed out on chance to enjoy a ride, or a swim, or dance or whatever healthful game or play she likes, just because she is girl or wo- man, she'd get a big haw-haw from her op man, can tell you Better use your almanack to start the fire, and get book on physiology instead.
 Expectant Mother Needs Her lOdin
 will it harm the baby if I con. tinue taking my iOdin ration? am 1-2 months pregnant. (Mrs H. E. J.l
 Answer-No, it vii be good for the baby just as it is god for you (Copyright 1884, John r. Dille Co
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-19
ADOPT NEW WORD

Boston (UP).-A new woEd has been coined by the governors com inittee on street and highway safe ty. It was explained by the com mittee that when a person IS called "perseverator" it means sluggish ness in adapting himself to an au- tomobile different from the oN' accustomed to driving. If one starts to drive a strange car and becomes muddled because of the different position of the lever, he is victim of preservation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-19
PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE
BY WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.

pertnining health
 
 
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-19
{ ToMoRRoW's MENU

TOMORROW'S MENU
 BREAKFAST: Orange juice, cereaA, cream, crisp broiled bacon, whole wheat toast, milk, coffee.
 LUNCHEON: Sage cheese soup, croutons, watercress, ap- pie tapioca, lemon sauce, milk, tea.
 DINNER: Tomato juice cocktail, poached eggs on bed of spinach, Drowned sweet po- tatoes, corn croquettes. shred ded leaf lettuce with Thousand Island dressing, peach short cake with thin creamy milk, coffee.
 For a copy of Sister Mary's ne volume. "5O Desserts send te cents to
 Special Service Bureau
 Room 3O5, 481 Eighth Ave,
 New York. N, Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-19

are thus more advanced at eact age than boys. is not clear. Most tests indicate boys succeed slight ly better at mathematics and girls do a little better on rememberins the ideas in a printed passage.
 3.-No. We. just notice sucH things more if they do happen. There is also tendency for man" people to weaken their resistance" to things they fear and thus, by their attitudes. to tend to cause them to happen. The theory. as whole. is ninety-nine per cent superstitition.
 lCopyrishs John Y. nsi'a Gel
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-19
FEMININE THESE EASTER FROCKS
Tetas Also The LoUey Lingerie Touches
 Designing PepMn Appear As TOoiee Costumes

This Easter dress (rigist) of heavy
 silk crepe r epitomizes three Import ant spring
 fashion
 notes
  it's navy
 blue, has
 a short
 jacket
 and a Aattering
 lingerie
 touch .
 at the
 neckline. , The skirt is straight and form
 fitting
 with one smart kick
 pleat fin the center oI the front. The straw hat. a-vsfia- , tion of the
 popular
 sa.lor, las a medium
 brin
 and is
 trilnnc,l With a sll,n- ing white grosgrain ribbon band White gloves navy purse and shoes are other "just right" accessories.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-19
ronAv,c rASHION TIP

1O11N s T4NS11ION TIT Ilota fabrics find favor with Paris fashion experts. Light
 weight wools with angora finish,
 and natural thread linens impor- tant.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-19
not serve a dessert rich in eggs, such as custard or souffle.

such as custard or soutIe.
 Many grown-ups will welcome eggs if mushrooms are added for flavor. A bit of anchovy paste also adds zest to the mildly fla yored egg. Poached eggs on a bed of hot, nicely seasoned spinach served with Hollandaise sauce make as attractive and satisfying "piece de resistance" for the Lem ten season as the most fastidious may desire.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-19

ures are due to the conceit of the doctor who thinks can go ahead and develop his own technic with out any instruction from anybody. That same fatal conceit has de- feaed many a doctor who has at tempted to e tirpate tonsils with diathermy-s<on the basis of 'in- struction" given the poor galoot oy glib salesman or other unqualified instructor.
 "All of the cases have treated have had the injections in my of- flee, and there has been no loss of time. .'
 I call that important factor to the attention of employers. IL might pay some large employers to give their backward medical or surgical staff a vacation, and lei 'em brush up bit on some mod. ern methods of treatment
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-19
%R YOUR CHILDREN B Olive Roberts Bsrtoo
'55 W Nf1 sfaVIc1- sSie

Setting standards. for chill dren is the subject Olive Rob- erts Barton writes about fin another of her articles on Child Training.
Washington Journal., 1934-02-09
Office: no esdfs straae, y. 3

9ontroft nit Ser tiirfiiden gfeqie-
rlng; nod orei Sobren miifien fie auf
tiirfiid unterri9ten f0nnen; iebt ae.
i6iebt es 6ur6 9olmeti6er, 6eren es
ni6t Diele gibt. aber sic Giirfei pro-
fitiert MN auf Die Daler, inoem fie
alte, i6le6te &rdfte los miro uno
tii6tige, meiit iiioii6e, in DeutI6-
LAMB ge6ilOete Sa9mGnner nnfteut.
Sn 9dnoern aiiBerbaIb Mmerifas
arbeitet man ebenfaas fir Die BERTHE
benen iiioiiden 8rofeiioren, 10 in Ser
SdDei5, in england, Sronfreid uno
SoaanO. 9Iber aud 9eutl6IonO
lelblt nimmt ii6 our6 BEN n8uno III
bidder Afooemifer~, uno ben u@iIfs-
berein oeutider Suoen~ uno oie
u3e1traliteae fir iiioiide @irt-
i6aftsbilfe~ Ser SSuoen an.
Washington Journal., 1934-02-09
Sitler am OiaSiu.

@~eionoerer 9anf gebiibrt Ser SEA.
tional 8roaocaiting gompanb, oie
nit Der &ei9s= &unofunf -@eIenffoft
frennoi6aftli6e 9lustauIA= Beaiebun.
gen unterbdlt, fir Die gar8 alsge-
6eidnete ltebertrogung Ser &e6e 6es
oeuti6en &ei6sfan5lers am 80. Sssa-
mar. 9ie Stimme oes 6iibrers tam
lpunoerboa flar beriiber, ser Itarfe
8eifau, nit Dem Sitlers Itaatsmdn.
nfl6e 9arlegungen oft unterbroGen
puroen, NOR 10 oelltli@ al b0ren, aIs
oh mir nit ibm in Ser 8erliner Stroll
Sper pGren. Inter groBen finan5i-
ellen Spfern iagte bic 81. g. 6. oie
NIT Der &e0e mediterranean @erbe.
Brogramme ibrer Naoio-&unoen al
nno nerldngerte sic 9eutlhIano aur
gerfiigung geitellte 3eit immer mel
ter, looaB mir boae rs Minl1ten ben
@orten Sitlers loltlben fonnten, OBJ
fuobl anf1ngli6 MIR Die Belt bon 10
Bis 1890 llbr @ormittags 6afiir fret.
gema1t fDor0en mar. lin Ills u6r
mtBte oann leioer abgebroden tuer-
Den, ga Die Neoe iid fiber grtuarten
lang aliSoebnte uno Die 9.8.@ 0ie
folgenoen &ontrafte ni1t abiogen
fonnte. go borten mir nlir elm fur
5es, iinboaitGnoiges geiume in eng.
lii6er Sprade aus Seem yorf, ober
ale Der oeutl6en Spro1e mGdtiaen
Scorer batten Danf oes groB5iigigen
gntgegenfommens Ser 81. g.. 6. BEN
@enuB, einen groBen Cell Der Meoe
ielblt anboren 81 f0nnen.
&ur5meaen=Befibern muroe i'm tag
lihen Nunofunf bon 6 Bic s llbr
obenos Die oilBergetpobnlihe Srerce
5uteil, Die gan5e &eoe flar un6 oeiit-
lid 81 b0ren.
9ie oeutlhen &rr5tpenen /. Nro.
gramme fommen ieit 1. 6ebruar NOR
gems bon Sill a. m. (19 Meter)
un6 abenos BON 8-11 b. m. @GE
(49 Wfeter). Ser gmpfanq mar in
ben lesten Eagen ipieoer gans ber-
borrogeno.
s.. g.. Sen.
Washington Journal., 1934-02-09
@eitOrben: @eurs gndbeifter

Ser altb in @aIbington befanute
Serr @eorg M. 8u9beifter Il,
Dobnboft in gbeIiea, meitli6 Ser
8rnoesbauptitoot i'm 0Brince George
Gountp", WarDlnn6, itorb boriget
Samstag, ben 3. Sebruar, I'M Soipi-
tai in Baltimore infoIge zines bret
fa6en 8einbru6es uno einiebenoer
Gomplifationen, ben er Dor etma 0rei
8o6en erbielt. 9ie 8eeroigung NOR
9ienstag, ben 6. 5ebrlar, morgens
II ubr. @r par etna 81 Sabre aft
uno itammte aus Bremen. @s iber-
leben i'm Die @itpe Marb 8u1bei-
tier, geborene &o6 uno 5pei SO9ter
uno bier S0bne.
Washington Journal., 1934-02-09
Sad 6peft ~heritna[ift.

Sad &oeft, 19 Sabre alt, Gobn
oes befannten uno beliebten Gbepaa-
res Soeft aus Aleranoria, 8a., 5oe
ii9 am Samstag MbenO beim Gdlit-
tenfabren i6mere 8erlebungen ou. &C
tpolte einem b~eranfommenoen gluto-
mobiI aitsmeiden un0 geriet in Elm
an Der S~traBenieite itebenoes g[uto.
Sbm nadfoIgenoe ShIitten rannten
iiber i'm meg itno serquetiHten ibm
Die Nierer. Sad @oeft Iieet i6per
berlebt i'm Meran0rid &oipitoI. Sci.
ne pteIen Sreunoe tuiiniden ibm bal.
oiee @eneiung.
Washington Journal., 1934-02-09
Giuise OentIde Grfinbcr nnb i6r
Sdidial in Nmerifa.

3mei ODER 0rei groBe grfin6ungen
Die fir Die @eIt BON ungebellrer 8e-
oelttung ~getporoen iin0, geIten belite
augemein ais amerifanif1e e,
un0 audi nit einem gepiilen @ebte.
llno bod gingen Die eriten Mnregun-
gen, 8eriu6e uno Sori9ungen babel
bon 9euti d EN- aus. @s banoelt
iid 8. 8. I'M ons Eelepbon, INN ben
Eelegropb, Inn oos SIueoeug, uno
Inn rSniulin" in Ser Meoi3in.
SIM Sanaar 1884, Dor gerail bum
bert Sabren, tpuroe Der grfinoer oes
EeIepbonS geborenL Der 0eutide
Rbilipp &eis, in @elnbauien I'M
iiioli1en &llrbeiien, Gobn zines 8G-
dermeiiters. ip6ter 2ebrer in Jrieo-
rids6orf BEL &omburg bon Der S0be.
Sn 6rieoridsoorf bat er Die groBe Or
fin0ung oes Sernipre1ers gemaht,
1860, nahoem er i6on 1852 nit nm
i1einbnren 8eriu1en ~begonnen botte.
Grit r~epro0u3ierte er Gone elmer
@eige, 0onn maHte er Die erlten
SpreH Deriit6e bon eirem Sous
gum anoern. 1861 belt er einen
@ortrag ooriiber I'M Hbpiifoliiden
@erein at Sronffrrt a. SO. Gin Sobr
ip6ter puroe elm Meis'i1er Ipporot
I'M Watlirbiitorii9en Snltitut in
Edinburgh in Sdottlano aiifge-
felt. 9ort ituoierte oamals elm
Mmerifaner nit Wamen MIe-
ramoer @rabam Sell. Meis itarb
Idon bieraigidbrie 1874. 3pei Sab
re ipdter, 1876, 5eiete Oann Ben auf
Washington Journal., 1934-02-09
SIR bns clearinghouse SOurn0I~
&anO0IOnen
CUR 8eitSel6i6tc
bon g. @I.
Tprtidritte 6es Taidismns in
Gnglamb,
OOn &. 81.

l1eber 6aIdismus in Gnglano
ma6te Der befannte englii1e >Sdrift-
iteaer 81. @. Gardner borigen
Sonntag in amerifanii9en 3eitungen
einiee WtitteilungeM Die betueiien, ooB
lelbIt i'm traoitionelen 2anoe oes
arIamentarismus bic al
ten Sormen Der Stoatsauffaiiung gu
aerbre1en oroben. Bon Ser Hbone
Bis nod @laoinoitof, bonn mittelldtl-
oiI6en Meer bis 5ur Office, fluten
berte 6ie @eaen, Die MuiioIini
Dor mebr ais 5ebn Sabren uno beute
Sitler in 8etDegung ieBten.
Sn england bot Der Giibrer Ser
fai1iitii1en &ibtung, Sir Sspalo
MosIep, Elm Mann BON groBem
gfei6tltm un0 Gbrgei3, iebt ben 81
gentiimer Der D2on6on 9ailD Mail~
fir feline StaatspbiloIopbie getpon-
men, 2oro Gotbermere. 9arin uno
ni6t in Ser 8~eoeutrng uno 8eri0n-
lidfeit MosleDs, liegt Der groBe @e-
ipinn fir ben englii1en 5of1ismus j;
oenn Die Hotbermere-Yreiie meIhe
fiir5li1 in etflem langen MrtifeI ben
MosleD als Ben ueuen politif6en
Wfeifias gnglanos be9riiBte, miro bieI
geleien uno lit iebr einfluBrei9. go1
elm onoerer llmitan0 fommt Der 8e-
tpegung 5u quite, urt6 Oas lit Die raoi-
fnle, boli6emiftii1e Senoen3 zines
6liigeIs Der engliiden Mrbeiter-
p~artei (u2aborD unter Der Set
tllng 0es Sir Stafforo Grips.
Qebterer bolt ~flnmmenOe @eOen q :
gen Sic eneliihe &rone uno Oas
a6oltIe Of 2orosa 0icbt Sic rote SAB.
ne bod rno tr11imt BON Der 9iftatur
oes YroIetnriots. 9ie Mrbeiterpartei
bat feline redten Siibrer, felt Moc-
Donalo uno Snotpoen iie oerlaIien
baben. Sic erfennt 5ipar Die Grippe
i6en Sheen ni6t an pagt aber ni1t,
ben gon5 linfs itebenoen Monn ob3u-
idiitteln. Seoe &eOe, Die er bGIt,
fiibrt ben Sai6iiten 10000 neiie &e-
fruten au.
3pii9en oieien bei0en @olen, Mos-
leD- &otbermere uno Grips, itebt beli-
te alfo 0as engliide @oIf uno ons
Ourd Die EraOition gebeiIigte g a + :
lament. Sod itebt oie alte oemo-
fratifde Gelte ftarf in ben Sugen.
Nber Die oagemeine nn3ufrie0enbeit
uno 11nfi6erbeit Der Gage baben oa5
Barlanent tart oisfreoitiert. 8as
friiber unoenfbar mar, lit menigitens
benz Mogliden i6on ndber geriidt.
WosleD reoete Dor flir8em in 8ud-
ingbam Dor 5000 S9mar3bemoen.
@elO lift genug 90 fir Oie 6aidiiten.
uno elm gldn5enoer @eoner lit Cir
Sspal6 oud. Mon fam alio nift
Diien, mas nod paiiiert, ltno @aroi-
ner ieIbit, elm flarer &opf oriift ernft-
li9 feline 8eoenfen uno 8efiirdtun-
gen fir Die 8ufunft aus.
Washington Journal., 1934-02-09
Sin Mmerifancr in einem beutideu
M~rbettslaser.

Dies 1ino oie @inoriide 0eS onert-
fouiihen Stuoenten s barles $ O.
Qqrtb pom oeuti1en MrbeitSoienli
nod ieiner G1tigfeit i'm Eager @an-
tina BEL Miinden, ipie in einem nelletl
8uhe sDeutihlano's Mrbeitsoienlt"
BON b. Huttfammer.
ugIs i'd oas Mrbeitslager @outina
perlieB, oadte i6 5und6it niGt oarart,
einen Muffob iiber 0as 2agerleben
nieoer5ui1reiben, 10 tief beeinornei
mar ih our6 meme iuunberbDle Gr-
fabrnns. Sd molte 8und6it aaes in
Nrbe mir gum 8emuBtiein bringer,
bepor id mirflih elm llrteil abigail.
Mber iest, mo ib CUR 6eoer gretfe,
fiible ib mid INNER nod in oerlel-
ben Stimmung nie BEL meiner Mb-
reiIe-nltr elm paar 8orte modte lH
oesbalb iagen. ~.
3unG6lt muB id iagen, bob Die
heralide Mrt, nit Der i6 iotpobl BON
Sen 6iibrern als audi ben Greipil-
Iiqen aufgenommen mur0e, oas bod
Ite MoB oeiien errei6t, mas man piel-
Ieif,t einem 2an0smann e~ntgegen-
bringf, niht gu ipre6en-einem Nus
IGn6er.
@erooe oas mlaB id aafs bodite
m~iiroigen.
Sn ieoer @eiie mn6ten iie mir oos
2agerleben 81 elmer freunoliGen Mr-
belt
gelbItperitdnolid miB man i'm
Eager tiidtig orbeiten, aber oieie Dr.
Washington Journal., 1934-02-09
u3pei Seraem i'm 9reibierteI Sat-" ,
Treitas AbenO in Der Sierce Sale.

&uf allgemeines @erlangen miro
Die oeuti6e 6ilmoperette v3Dei Ser.
5et i'm Dreibiertel Saft1 beute @beno
5 ubr unO s llbr in Der @ierce Sole
an Der 15ten ln0 @arOar6 GtroBe,
90. s. DteOeriim CUR 8orfitbruf,g
fommen. unter ben Mitfpielen0en
limo biele electromagnetic Namen aus
Der oeutiden uno 0itrei6ii6en SLIM
melt mie Serene @iiinger, @aItcr
Sannien unO @iQD Sort. Ser mu.
lifalii6e Sell ipltroe BON Nobert
StOl5 gei6rieben uno sic Direftion
ltono unter 2eitung bon @e8a bon
8olDarD. @s lit elm unterbolten6er
Slim NIT berrli9en Melooien, mel.
der II Wfonute lang ununterbroden
in Seem gorf borgefiibrt tpur6e. @nq.
liide Sitel MAIDEN ben Slim aud fir
iolde, Die nidt Die oeutI1e Sprafe
p~eriteben, berit6noli9.-D befonn.
te fran5Oiii6e Slim n@oil Sc garottc"
miro ON 5reitag, Ben 16. 5ebruor
porgefiibrt.
Washington Journal., 1934-02-09

tetn %ernitbafter Wten16 in Seitti6lanD
Oaran Oemft, Die l1nabbGngigfeit nil-
Oerer Gtaatem altd MIR ansutaIten. "
6rage: @lallbt man in 9ertid-
Lamb ernitbaft an Die M6glidfeit Ell.
mes Oeutiden Mori6es 0ltr9 Die
S9tpei5 i'm Sale zines 6eutI1=fran=
50iii9en Rriegs? Sn frau50iii1en
8%eitungen mltroe Dor fur5em bon ei-
mem 8ur6maridplan Oes Oeutl9en
@eneralItabs ais bon elmer f%eititeben-
ben 9atiode geipro9en.
Antmprt: DieIe Her0a9ti-
gung lit 10 uniinnig, ooB ie0ermann
in 9ellti1lano-auen noron Die ber=
antDortli1en Der @ebrma1t-ii6
fragen muB, mie es mogli6 tit, OaB
oerartiges i'm Muslano itberbaitpt
@lauben finoen fam. Meint man
mirflid, 9euti6lan0 bdtte i'm SAL eli
mes militdrii1en &onflifts nit
Sranfreid ben @ott berbiiten mo-
ge-oas 8~eoiirfnis, ii9 Die Sdwei5
oll6 gum @egner 5u ma9en2
SIN iibrigen glanbt in DeMti6lauO
niemanb ernitbaft an bic MGglidJfeit,
0af bic betOen srDfen mittelenrDpG-
iIden Buffer, 9enfdlanO nnb Tranf-
reid, lire 9ifferen5en NIT 8affen-
getualt ansglet@en,
gritens fennen beiOe 80lfer ben
@eltfrieg, in beioen oiirfte Die Nor-
lteaung elmer @ieoerbolung Der
&riegsiabre 8arnung genug Iein.
@eiter aber bat Ser &ei9sfan5ler oft
eenllg gum @usorltf gebro9t, OoB
Ser 8eriuh elmer 8eieitigung Der
9ifferen5en nit 8affengetpalt feiner-
lei gnoloIung bartlett. Ni6t 8lut
un0 9pfer I'M gegenieitig 8erfleii6en-
ben &anpf f0nnen cine &raftDertci-
lung ouf 5entraleuropdii6em &alim
10 berbeifiibren, Dab Die beioen gro-
ben 80lfer lire rationale griIte15
uno gigenart iib erboltetL ionoern
leOiqlih Elm ebrenbafter 6rieoe auf
elmer @runolage Der 8ernunft uno
Der Ginliht- Sab IN fran5oiildelt
3eitungen bon einem 9urdmari6-
plan 0es oeutideu @eneraltabs ais
bon elmer f~eItItebeuoen Satia6e ge=
iproden miro, benefit leoigli6, mo-
oie G~torenfrieoe Ser Abii6t Sitlers,
cine 8efrieOigung @uropas berbei0h.
fiibreu, gu iuden iino."
9aS aaes paBt oud auf amerifn-
niI6e 9torenfrieoe. 8ie uniinnig
ale Iolde 8ebouptuneen bon oeut-
fber Groberungslult iinO, gebt audi
oaraus berDor. Dab Sitler geraoe
mieoer, an 80. Sannar, SeltreiA
feierliA DerIprohen bat, feline Snte-
qritGt nidt onriibren gu uolen. @r
lagte: n9ie 8ebanptung, oaB 9eutlh-
Lamb plant, Seitrei6 81 perleser,
lit abiur0 uro unbeneiSbar. 9at
nift ferner Sitler geraoe einen 3ebn-
iabrigen 5rieoenspaft nit 8olen ge-
l6lolien, Der fir 10 Sabre einen Ser
sidt auf ben &orrioor 6aritelt2 SIT
6as nidt cine unerborte Sat Der
Srieoensliebe, cine Sat, wel9e iib
5trelemann gor ni6t bGtte leiiten
fonnenl l1no pflegt 9euti6lano
niht nit 6ronfrei6 unterbano-
lunqen, nm gu einem 9auerperitdno-
mis- au fommen2 Eaui6t es ni4t To-
gar nit &uBlano freunoi6aftli6e
@efiibIe aus2
Y X 4
Washington Journal., 1934-02-09

Ser @eItausitelitng in PHILADELPHIA
elm Eelefon oas nod Der &eis'i1en
ginri6tung aufeebniit, ober I9on
tDeIentli1 perbeiiert NOR. 1881 ma-
rem idon 10000 9rte NIT Dem 6ern=
Ipre1er ~altsgeriiltet. Bea mar elm
duBerit geihdftstii6tiger Monn. Sell-
tie gilt er als Der grfin0er 0es Sele=
fons, p1breno &eis pergeiien'i1t. 81
@elnbouien aber itebt &eis' 9enfmal.
1921 ging Sic &unoe bon Ser Or
finoung oes rs mullins, gegen
Die 3uderfranfbeit (9iabetes), our6
Die 5ori9er g anting unO 8 e It
bon Der l1niDerIit1t Toronto 0ur6 Die
@elt. Mber l1on 1889 batten Die
oeutiden &linifer bon sc II in 9
un0 sc infomsfi ais erIte Den
3ulammenbong 5mii1en 8aa9ipei-
6eloriie u1o 8uderitoffpe9ieI auf
geoedt uno 1908 gelang es einenl
oemtf6en Sori6er uno ar5t na-
mems 3 ueI5er /, aus Ser 8alt9ipei-
6elOriiie einen Stoff ber5uiteqen, Der
ii6 i'm Sierberiu9 als mirfiam gegvn
Die 3uderfranfbeit ertpies. 9ie Ser
0ffentltdung ipuroe aber pegen See
benmirfungen 0es Brdparats 5uriif-
geiteat Die man m~iBoeutete, obl9on
fie grade beute als untriigli9es 3ei-
den fir Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
&raft oes SniuIins erfannt lino. Ser
0euti1e 6ori9er batte re1t bea9tIi9e
@rfoIge aud in Der 8ebanolung 5lt=
derfranfer Meni6en auf8umeiien.
Ils es ibm gelang, cine groBe 9emi=
ibe 6obrif fir leine 8erlu9e 3u ge-
uinnen, bra1 Der @eltfrieg aus.
4us ieinem &ranfenballs uno 2abp-
ratorium puroen 2o5arett uno
&riegsfabrif. @r ididte li9 geraoe
an, 1920-21 oas Serausbringen iei=
mes Yr1parats por6nbereiten, ais aus
Toronto bic Nadri9t eirtrat 0oB
0as u%SSSniulin~ erfunoen morOen lei.
W1it Der grfin0ung oes Sele-
grapben ging IS abnIi1. Stl
Q[merifn gilt M2 n& e ais Der Or
finder, Der 1885 ieine @ntOedungen
ausIteIte, aber 1929 uno 1911 in
europa feline eigentli9en eleftro-
magnetii6e Stuoien gema9t bate.
9ort gelang es aber i6on 1909 benz
1855 ~geborenen Meoi5iner uno Mta=
Somitel GbomaS BON
9 ommering, einem 9euti9en,
Die gleftri5itGt ser Jernmeloung
oienitbnr 81 MAIDEN, na6oem Ser Jog.
noptiI6e~ telegraph bon Dem Sran=
5oien Claude @bappe 1898 eingefiibrt
mor0en mar. Grinder 0es Slug
5eugS lit ia eigentli6 Der 0eutf9e
Or. 2ilientbal, ben in Nmerifa iiber
Dem &ubm Der @rigbt Brothers fait
nieman0 fennt.