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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-12-25

Moon, TO-DAY 4.3H D. m. 3. 3 q, m,
Automobile lIghts must be turned on one.
half hour after sunset.
Record for Last - Hours.
(From noon yesterday to noon today.p@'
Highest, 3s noon today. Year ago. -,
Lowest. rs, IL pm. yesterday. Year
ago, 81.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest 100 on September 8. u.
Lowest, Il. on February %. Sc
Weather in Various Cities -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-12-25
Toe per copy, BY Mail ISc

. "Whot's happening in Eu-
rope"-the changes in name
and orso OF territory. fortifieo-
tions, naval bases. cities, bor-
ders, boundaries, ste.-eroph-
icoIIy told in O complete eight
page section. lnvoIuoble for
reference os you seek intelIi-
gently to follow the course ond
significance Of future war de-
veIopnnents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-12-25
Waterman Line Orders
Three New Steamers

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 25.-Three AS
foot cargo-passenger liners are to
be built for the Waterman Steam
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-12-25
WAR MAP
SUPPLEMENT
As Printed in Mosdays Star,
Oct. 3Oth

IA Reprint Of this sections
on heevy smooth finish
Pepper, NOW on SALE at
The Ster Business Office.
1lth an Pennsylvania
Avenue NV.
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Precipitation,

Monthly precipitation in inches in thu
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get a hashlight. Very important be-
cause of AFRAID blackouts. For
some reason they haven't got
around to making them yet. But
ter? Sweet chocolate? I wouldn't.
You can If you want to. They make
nice presents. But I think you'll
get used to 1t quickly"
And then there was the girl who
took me aside later to warn: Don't
pay any attention to him. Take in
all you can. He went to Berlin
after two years in Russia, and of
course he thought Berlin flowed
with milk and honey after Moscow.
But you've just come from America.
You won't think so. Buy yourself q
canvas kit bag and take in all you
can carry. It'll be long, cold, hun
cry winter"
Eating Trip to Italy.
And then, to cap this, came the
prince and the baron, two engag-
ing young Germans in the cocktail
room of the Hotel Excelsior, who
stopped at our table to speak to the
Spanish girl from Gen. Frances
embassy. They explained, in beau
tiful English-one had been a ski
instructor in Sun Valley in Amer
since things were for the
moment quiet on the West Wall,
they had got leave from their regi-
ment to come down to- Italy to cat.
Here we get butter, sugar, cakes,
even cigarettes--all we
want" they explained gayly.
With the prince and the baron
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WASHINGTON, D. c.

and their eating trip to italy in
mind, I 90 my last-minute shop
ping. A dozen tins of canned but
ter, each holding about half q
pound guaranteed for a year, and
each costing about 40 American
cents. One a week for about three
months II I need it. A dozen huge
bars of Swiss milk chocolate with
almonds in them-I remember how
every one craved sweets in Paris
just after the World War-again
one a week for three months. From
the English pharmacy in the Piazza
de Spagna 100 A, B, c, D vitamin
tablets (and a fancy little price they
want for them) so that If Germany
is short on green stuffs one a day
will keep away rickets, scurvy and
foreign doctors.
In addition, suit of long wool
underwear the first I've worn since
I was l2), because who knows how
much coal they have, and If I visit
the West Wall who expects 1t to be
steam heated in January? And then,
in addition to the flashlight for air
raids. all the current and old copies
of the English and American news
papers I can buy from the corner
newsstand, because If you want to
do the press gang in Berlin a real
favor bring them In some news
papers. I've been in Rome six hours,
and I've read Is from cover to
cover. In Berlin you feel COM
pletely out of touch with the whole
Western World. They forbid the sale
Evening star., 1939-12-01

Of British and French papers there.
For some reason the American ones
don't seem to get through. Unless
you can read Dutch or Norwegian
you know only what you get from
the German papers-which of course
haven't room for much American
news. If you understand me-" And
I said I did.
Another Mr.. Hoover.
We'll, then" he said, heres
something else you had better un-
derstand. 1t is that you'd better
assume that everybody you talk
to In there, except the American
newspaper gang and our embassy
crowd, is either working for Mr..
Hoover or else is friend of his. "
And you don't mean Mr.. Her.
bert Hoover: you mean our other
Mr. Hoover"
That's it," he said, "only this
Mr.. Hoover isn't ours"
So In just few hours I climb on
the Rome-Berlin express equipped
with kit bag full of carbohydrates
and musty college-acquired knowl-
edge of German irregular verbs
which completely deserts me in
Evening star., 1939-12-01
Soap, Butter, Candy
Advised in Buying
For Trip 10 Reich
And Vitumin Tablets
Are Needed to Offset
Green-Stuff Shortage
(1Sth OF d Series.)
BY WILLIAM L. WHITE.

ROME, Italy (By AirmaiD -
What does one take into Germany?
Maybe you don't care. but I have
bed No. S on the Rome-Berlin ex-
press, which leaves at 7:10 tonight
from the Central Station. The news
paperman who went in last week
said that, following the advice of a
friend in the German Embassy in
Rome, he was taking vitamin tab
lets-one for every day he would
spend in Germany-each tablet con-
tanning yitamins A, B, c and D.
But the newspaperman who came
out Of Berlin last night-the first
American to leave there via Rome
since the war-said: "Oh, don't
bother. They've got enough. Not
plenty but enough. OF course, take
soap, and oh, by the way, don't for
Evening star., 1939-12-01

emergencies. With this fragile armor
I leave behind me all vestiges of
what has been called decadent
Western democracy and enter the
land of the swastika to see the New
Germany. And if as wrote this the
temperature of my feet is about
zero Centigrade it is not entirely
because this hotel in Rome has no
steam heat.
Evening star., 1939-12-01
Rabbi Segol to Speak

Rabbi Henry Segal will speak on
where Art Thou" in services at
8:15 O'Clock tonight in B'nai Israel
Synagogue, Fourteenth and Emer-
son streets NV. An open forum
on THE Art Of Being Jew" will be
held afterward in the vestry room,
with Herman Felter as chairman.
Evening star., 1939-12-01
Iowa Alumni Luncheon

University of Iowa alumni will
hold luncheon at lis pm. tomor-
row in the Russian Troika, with
Judge Wiley Rutledge Of the United
States Court of Appeals for the Dis
Evening star., 1939-12-01

trict of Columbia as guest Of honor.
Judge Rutledge formerly was dean
OF the university's law department.
More than 100 countries offer more
or less protection for inventions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-01
Bob Steele Seen
As Ranger at Shell

There win be plenty NJ excite.
ment for the action fans today and
Saturday at the Shell Thester.
where Rob Steele In appearing in
his latest Republic release. ''pes-
sri Patrol"
This time the fednuht sbls Bah
IL seen as Dave Austin. q ranger.
His hest friend has been murdered
by Apache joe. a ruthless savage.
How Rob becomes a member OF the
outlaws gang. learns that u 10
being run by supposedly fr.
spectacle business man. Martin
Rand. and eventually wipes out tho
entire outfit, forms plot that Ia
far above tho average western
picture.
I Romantic interest 10 furnished
by beautiful Marion Weldon. play
Ing the sister af ono Of the gang =
members. who has become an out.
law against her own wishes
Frank csprs. big Ten" win.
nefs you Can't Take n with YOU
shares the Shell program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-01
Doeile Coyote Sets
Part in "Sisoecoach

Although Hollywood 10 accused
of harboring coyotes by the score,
only one OF them has fur and
walks on four legs. His name IL
kanab and he appears In Stage.
coach AZ an evil omen which pre-
sages an attack ON the coachs
nine passengers When kanab
was brought 10 the Walter Wan.
ger studio. he was accompanied by
his pal, Bowie, collie dog with
OF, the dog. kanab spends most
OF his time hiding, but when the
former Is present, he Is docilc and
easily handled. "StagecOach -
which In the current attraction nj
the Blue Mouse thester. was direct
ed by John Ford for United Artist,
release. Claire Trevor and John
Wayne play the principal starring
roles, and other prominent names
IN the cast include Andy Devine.
Louise Plat, George Bancroft,
Thomas Mitchell John csrrsdlne,
Donald Meek and Tim Holt,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-01
Claudette
Sings In 'Zaza

clsudette GILBERT u nnw .
singer
The famed seFssn eomedlenne
and dramatic actress renders three
songs IN her latest picture. xasa.
now showing =, the beverly thea
ter Written by Frederick NnI.
lander and Frank f.o~ssef. The
popular composing team. the nums
hers are "xara. Hello. Ny bar.
ling" and I'm The s,upidest oifi
In tho Class" The last named IL
most typical Of the tutn.ef.the
century period. during which the
story takes place. being daring and
sophisticated. with ssucy iyries
keyed Ia the period
'Zass" presenss Miss Colbert In
one Of the most unusual roles she
has ever attempted. that ef 4
French music hall darling who
meets tragedy when she falls head.
long in love with man prominent
In society, Her lead for the first
time IL susve Herbert Marshall
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-01
Frontier Life RetoId
In Story By Zane Grey
Douglas osmbriHs and Russell Hsytsn Have Iced Relss
in Story OF Sa.Gun Justice: len Keith end Key
Francis Portray New Yert Stage Personalities

Zane Greys latest tale Of life In the Western cattle
country The Mysterious Rider opens to-day a the Riviera
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-01

must admit, some new faces.
Whether il marks a step down
land I think il does1 for Kay
Francis. II must be admitted she
acquits herself in able manner. In
fact. she fits the role in which she
is cast like the cover on a baseball.
Then. too. James Stephenson
adds much 10 picture which will
entertain YOU from start TO finish.
Billed In the top spot il
wings OF The NAVY" an
aviation story starring George
John PAYNE. and Frank Nc
Hugh. Revolving around the
theme of two brothers loving
the same girl. wings OF The
Navy" will give YOU the best
view of Uncle Sans pilots Of
the Yea YOU could hope 10 have
W thout actual. visiting
several of his most important
bases.
Like all such productions. this
one is intensely interesting and,
in some spots, positively hair
raising. The action is we'll sus-
tanned and. as one might expect,
the photography is of the finest.
For those who like to see things
happen. the new show at the Roxy
will answer the problem.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-01

Ia exile for Z nsars}sr they them.
selves eesnmsstea
Tho masked rider fsies into ~.
tim when bis enesnies tshe 81
VANTAGE ~ he Iana sneeoes IL sry
10 make away ssth tho ranch ard
cattle ~ hts xfvvnssar daughter, Z
rlfi he has nss sesn since she wa1
: hairy Nv means ~ taking : IN
80 puneh<f sr her ranch N 10
gasse ard working hand IN hand
with her daring sweetheart. RUS.
cell hayden. namhsslls aseeessts
IN routing his fnsmses and making
hs daughters happiness SEIZURE
Comet Over nfnsasv.r Faith
RAi.iwins Cosmopolitan MAasktne
starry. With vas adapted far lhs
server Nv Mark Hsslleser and Rob-
bert uucknes. .lss opens 1t the
Riviera to-day
With Kay rfanris IN the stAfe
finx role. the fine ssss also included
Ian Hunter. John tAssi. pcnaifl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-01

"A the hero II has rev sinss
Grey hs. chosen ere N the uaess
unusual and eelaffut characters
ever 90 come ffum his pen, he
= masked rider. played nv puaH-
Ia. pumhgtll<. vhe rides aheat
the Aftrons desert enaasrs hand.
ms oaf teush-heen Justice ~
TIRE paint ~ sss..hoairr and eid.
ms his time until he ear settle old
scntss with men Who sent him In.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-01
Devils Island PIayboy"
Makes Two Escapes

Armand Spiders, popularity call
ed by his native people The
Playboy Of Devils Island" escap-
ed three times from French pris-
ons and twice from the notorious
island penal colony. according to
Boris karloff, who engaged in ex-
tensive research on the subject
before assuming his starring role
in the Warner Bros. melodrama,
Devils Island" which is now
on view at the Music Box theater.
The last time he escaped, he was
never heard from again. but some
insist he lived for awhile in Paris,
In the United States. more
homes burned down in 1884 than
were built during that year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-01

When a diamond Is being sawed
the dust which comes from it Is
black.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-01
Bosart Scores Again In
Latest Gansster Film
Unusual Twists MARI King OF The Underworld Kay
Francis in Supporting Role; Wings OF the Navy"
Packed With Thrilling Action a. the Rory
Ry HAL NELSON

There are few who will deny Humphrey Bogars right to
the throne chair IN mands underworld and these few
suggest seeing this craftsman in his latest produc
ton, with Nay Francis the supporting role the Roxy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-01
Rider" and "Come Over Broadevay, At Riviera Today

Crisp. MlnnA 0omhel. ~ ~ =
yssr-c,d Syh4i 1eaua. I'm kelln
ana Melville caoper. The Dlo6l1e-
tim wss dlrected ~ ps,ooy uosne
~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-01
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL rhEArERS


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John WAYNE Ands Divine ana
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Return SHOWING
Rr,FRlN Virginia Bruce and
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COMM >IIN Constance Rem
nett and Charlie Rnssles in
Service Deluxe also Rill
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IN The frontiersmsn
P,Rk-Dick Powell aud Olivia
De HavlliRnd In Hard 70 Get"
also Gienda Farrell and Barton
MaeLane IN "Torehx Gets Her
Man"
nay >rRLII- Melvin Douglas
and virginia Bruce IN There's
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Henry Armetta in Road
Demon.
PROCTOR The weaver broth
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Arkansaw". also william BOYD
aud George HAYES III In Old
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MART The Lone star
Ranger In The Last OF the
Rangers. also Dannielle Oar
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il. in The RAGE OF Paris"
RIM Robert Donat and Rosa
lind Russell IN The Citadel.
also Charles Starrett and Iris
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Trail 70
James Stewart and
Jean Arthus IN You Can't
Take II with You" also Bob
Steele IN The Desert Patrol
SUNSET The Dead End Kids
In Little Tough GUY -. also
Joe Penner and june Travis
In MIR Doodle Kicks or"
TrMPLE-Richard Greene and
Loretta Young In Kentucky"
also Sidney Toler and PHYLLIS
Brooks in Charlie Chan In
Honolulu
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-26
Berlin bcriettiet cine
EcttScner Salistntel bang

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brit.'fen Sfunofilnfs, @eneralielo-
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ben @eneralen Eroerea, Sang. bon
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alif Die Seitrne 2onosberq aebrad,t
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glrrberg lebt ols Yripatmonn in
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sur Belt aommanoetr elmer 0ipilion
i'm .Seloe. General gicbabn lit 3ur
3en aommanoeur zines ssnfanterie.
regiments ebenfcas i'm JeIoe. Gin
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eben'cuenig elm Oberit bon Sit5ieifi,
Der 1T elmer anoeren Meloung bieler
art aenannt puroe. Sberit bon 9bp-
ben a'bt es ebeniaIls niht. gs fonnte
lih jeood Tim Sberit bon 5iingen
banoeln Ser our 3eit aomlnanoelr
cincs Griasinianterie- -Hegimentes i'm
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Sl>maeei preteiiert eeeen Sic 1pieSerauiridtune
elmer tide4eile,p aeii4en Hepmblie

@efiiee altfipeiie, COS Sen Sloipafen
Die tolle Sreiheit unb Selbit1noigfeit
garantiere. Sflon i'm Sabre 1926
labc &linfa aber erfldren Iallen, oob
an Ser Slolpufei Gerrat beeaneen
fporoen iei unh ct iulter hieien TIM.
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5lif ablebnen miiiie. 7ie Slppafen
ieien, 10 fiihrten oic Meoner therein.
itimmeno aus. sliidlih iiber Sic er-
ringsne seIbitGnoiefeit uno bon 3u.
frieOcn nit Ser gntipitlune ibres
iunsen Staates. Sic bdtten es Dor
alien, lott. immer tpieber als Mebellen
leben 81 miiiien, iuie es bis 5ur sluf.
loiure ser 1ihe6oilopafei Ser San
lpar, ionoern Tie mohten aIs freie
unb cbrlife slrbeiter at ser 3ipilis
iation Mnteil baben. Ser slbeeorbnete
Garnoeursfp rihtete ablhliebeno I'M.
Ter lebbaiter Suitimml,ne an oie
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rlll,l. bieien Willen bes ilotpafiihcn
Golfes INNER tpieber Bent Muslonoe
begre:flih 81 MAIDEN uno ale lnlpab-
rem Nnid,aullnden iiber Die Slouufei
rihtia s1 itenen.
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ltals;t, baB iih Menihen, bie ernlt
aenommen lperoen tpollen, nit pban.
taitiihen 8eitrebllneen beihaftisen,
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iamte Slolpotcnbolf babe bon 2OiGb.
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itGn>iafeit ME pleoer aufgeben tper-
Sc. 8er cine tid)ehoilopafiihe Rep,,-
blif ins sllee foiie, perihlieBe iih
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balte an Marinen felt, sic Die Ser.
aelpoltieung bon Golfern beslpeten.
Die Seitllne .Stouaf" iiibrt oaSu
aus: Clio iprah allen Slcpofen aus
Sem @ersen. Die 2ihcfoilomafei
tell. fir Die Slonafen etlpos Idneit
Seraanaenes oar, su bem lie feline
,nnc'e 8e5iebune n1ebr beriteQen
fonnIen.
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Or. PETER FAHRNEY & SONS co.

ale" griheinllne fein nl,b, cine gtin.
oeltarrbe bon 1.S3 nj baben ltn6
eiu &leib tragen muB. bas ben lin.
riiien oes giieltllrn,s naheeblloa
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mer,ee Tranfen angclest - $4,000
sSruncs perborsen fono2
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in Mn,erifa 2 Miaionen Collars fiir
Die ipcniihen 2infen ianmelte -
l,rh bic beute nod niht abgeliefeA
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Iresbura. 9ie slnnabme bes &c.
icsertluurics iiber .oie Germosens.
fonfisfation bel @eriib,ue beitimm-
ter 9atioten, Dor allem in SGllcn
hes Sohperrats, ser Teiertation ,titp.
sab Sem iIoipafiid,en 1arlament Gn.
lab. Inn naforiiflihit aeaen ale Be-
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ttid,nd'pilolpafiihen &epublif su pro-
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ariiBte bieien @eiesenttpltrf por al.
lem ocsbalb, :reil Ser Gnt,purf oie
MosEihfeit ihaffe, iene tpeniaen,
aber iebr reaen GIenente, bic jest Die
Eipahre Sahe ibres Saterlanoes lit
Earis llrb 9cnoon eegen billigen
So(o nerraten Dor Der aat5en ges
tolferllna sll adten l,uo pollenos aus
ser Goifsaelneinifaft aus5uitoBen.
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Steunttenatn,e iiber
SmhrerreSe

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ihihtlihes l1rteiI iiber Greigniiie ser
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mn IT perlaiien iein tpenn er sic @rs
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poGte slngeIihts Ser slufregung ser
@e.niiter miiiie man erite aommen.
tore oprcingenpnl,nencr 3reiie Dor.
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alts'ullen als erite poreiiife MusIai.
il,u1en. grfldr,nsen oes 6iibrers
peden ben 5ultinrmenben @ioerbalI
IN Ser Weltmeinllng, oaB TerIailles
cin enormer biitorilher Srrtllm mar.
8lGtt bebt berpor Sen rid,tigen ssrie.
oen:lplln'd) uno bphes Seranttport-
Ser oeutlhen sSiibrl,ng.
Sc: ;siibrerplan gebe fonfrete@runO.
Iaee fir poiitipen 8lan neuen euro.
pd!i,fen sSriebens. @fan biirie niht
an Ger Nufrihtigfeit Ser isiibrerwor,
te sreifeln i'm ietisen erniten slusen.
blif. Gerialier meint trosbem ali
@rlno Ser Saltllng BON Gnglaub
unS ssranfreif miiiie man Sortiet.
SUNG bes arie9es in &etnune itel.
Ier.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-26
Sornt's
NlpettfrGute,.

lit cin aussc5cid,netes, 5eitcrprobtes
3eiImittel. ipelbes bie Sdtigfeit bes
Na9ens anrc9t Sett iiber ) @enes
rationen ipirb es bon Sauienben NIT
grfol9 gebraubt, Die an: fitnftionaler
4artlcibigfeit; @erpa,nirssitorinsen.
Wdeenperltimn,ilngcu. Shlaf> lno
gppetitloiisfeit, Nerpoiitat. aopf,
idrersen litten, ipenn bieie 8es
idlperoer allf feb(erhafte gerbau,ln9
ilnb Iusl6eibung snriid3nfiibren iino.
Seine pierfahe @irtlng lit milbe:
es bilft Der Sdtiateit beg Tasens;
es re9uliert ben Stlhlgana; es pers
mebrt bic slusiheiouns burh Sic gties
rem; es bilft uno beifleunist @ers
oaulut9. geim @eriasen Der Natur
in tbrer regelntdBisen Satisfeit rids
tiger Nusideio,lng burh 9arm linb
@ieren tpiro Sorni's sllpenfrdllter
beIfen, slbfaIIitoffe aus Sbrem Wers
ba,lungsipitem aussui4eiben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-26
wiiien Sic ihe,t

- oab IN Cos slngeles cine Trie.
itcr,r ether Sefte nit 80 Sabren ii.
rem neunten Wann beirotete.
- Sab 9)tr uno Ntrs. !@ortb, Die
lid, sur 3eit in Gnslano aui Ser
Sod, ,seitsrriie beiinoen, ous vseipif-
tiei.p Gbepaar" sluitraliens iino,
oenr lie lpicsen ;uialnmen $50 fs?
- oab sur 5O-Sabrieier oes Gei
icltu:ms eine 0tiB Giifel seudblt
nilh, Sic cine pobrbaft ,ppramio.