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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
Prosecutor PAYS Fine

LANSING. June 24.-Among
those present 10 pay lines IN Mu-
nicipal Court today was Ingham
County Prosecutor Richard 3.
Foster He paid 1895 for driving
with an expired license.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
Mexico Calls Invasion 'Trsqie

MEXICO CITY. June "a
INSD-Foreign Minister Padilla,
speaking for the Mexican govern
ment today. denounced the Ger
man invasion of Russia as one Of
the most tragic violations Of IN.
tsrnational conduct ever regis
tered In history
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
Ken Murray TO Marry

HOLLYWOOD. Cal. juno "a
GNS) Radio and film comedian
Ken Murray has filed notice Of his
intention 10 wed CleatuS Caldwell.
10. a former model. Murray said
his ace IS 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
HIGH BRACKETS HOLD

r1r1y, 4 vCafrfTy man can give
away a maximum OF $4,000 a
year 10 any individual tax free.
hut after his exemption of $4,000
Is reached he Will have 10 begin
paying gift taxes. which amount To
one-fourth less than the tax rate
that he would pay on his estate
after his death. Even after reach
lng his gift tax exemption, a man
could save money by making gifts
from ms estate prior 10 death.
The new estate levicS are dou,,
bled and trebled In soc brackets, !
especially the lower ones while
those affecting 100000 estates
now starting at 53 per cent and
ranging up 10 20 per cent on those
of S30000.000 and up are retained.
Under the new estate rates.
500 600 estate will receive a $4,000
exemption and will pay 1895 in
stead Of 500 Estates of $500
Will pay Sl4S3 instead Of $3.50:
those of 100000 Will contribute
So. 7i5 instead OF $3.50. while
sf,r16,ttt6 rvtatc VIII pay $3.50 ,405,
instead 81 S222. 100
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
rn,sss.,ion.I New. Service Cab,

BEIRUT. Lebanon, June "a
French authorities declared today
that a British warShip was Sc
verely damaged in naval en-
gagement off the Lebanese coast
yesterday.
Five British Hurricane fighter
planes were said TO have been
shot down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24

NAIROBI.= kenya. June NJ
GNS) Capture of Arago and Be
dellc In Ethiopia was announced ~
a British communique today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24

International News Service Wire
HOLLYWOOD. Cal, June "a. -
Film actress Nancy Kelly tod1S
filed suit for divorce from actor
Edmond O'Brien. with whom she
eloped to Yuma. Ariz., four months
ago.
Miss Kelly charged "repeate
acts Of cruel and inhuman- treat.
ment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
b. S. Chart

Detroit and vicinity: Fair today and
wednesday warmer Wednesday gentle
northeriy winds becoming variable
Lower Michigan: Fair today ana Wednes
day; warmer Wednesday
Upper Michigan. Fair and warmer to
dsv and "wednesday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
DAMASCUS ROAD CUT

LONDON. June q. GNS) --
Military authorities In Londor
declared today that British troops
now are astride the Beirut-DamaS.
Gus road in Syria. They declared
II possible that the Vichy head
quarters in Syria already hav,
been captured.
Free French forces were sale
10 have advanced three mile:
north of Damascus. the Syriar
capital which fell 10 the Allie,
last week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
TOLD OF LEAKS

The reporters gathered that
like the Schneiders. the GerSon
had received no news from tn
navy department.
Sol Gerson. another son. said:
my father and mother do not
read the newspapers very much.
my brother was home n week
ago. He told me that on June
2 they went out from New Lon
don In the 90 for 4 trial run.
The O-9, he said, developed
three leaks.
"He told me they put back ia
the submarine base, and the
leaks were repaired. and they
went out again and on this sec
ond trial the subs condition, 30
my brother said, was good.
mo one knows what hap
pened. Maybe when they send
the big diving bells down. As
they did with the Squalls
maybe Nathan OF some Of the
boys win be alive. IL was an
old ship, Of cOurse-too old, n
you ask me. Why did they want
TO send men out In an old one
like that"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24

Maximum temperature. last - hours.
l07 degrees at Phoenix. Ariz.
Minimum temperature. last ~ hours.
rs degrees at Nome. Alaska.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
STUKAS UNLEASHEB

In that stronghold. near the
Bug river in Soviet-occupied Po-
land. the Germans unleashed a
tremendous aerial bombing and
Smelling attack. Then. as German
ground troops surged forward. the
first fort surrendered and its Rus
sian defenders were taken pris-
oner
Stuka dive bomberS played An
important role in the fighting,
turning loose their fury on tank
and artillery columns. some OF
which were reported annihilated.
/ Trains rushing Soviet reinforce
mentS TO the front were destroyed
military barracks were levelled
and many air bases rendered use
less, il was claimed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
ADVANCE 10 MILES

In one sector German forces ad-
vanced 10 miles against stiff re-
sistance from Russian machine
gun units in pill boxes.
While German planes raided
Sebastopol, an official announce
.ment said German and Rumanian
troops moved together into Bess-
arabia. previously seized by Russia
from Rumania.
The fiercest fighting along the
land front of more than 1000 miles
occurred i'm the blitZ attack-en
BrrSt -LltovSk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
Sharp Tax Boost
Approved for
Estates, Gifts
International New. ssrvio. wir.

WA SHIN G. T o ~. June "a
Sharp increases in estate and gift
taxes estimated 10 raise Sl13,700.-
900 additional revenue annually
have been written into the $500
900 defense tax measure by the
House ways and means committee.
This brought 10 S2.604 600, 900
the amount thus far provided.
leaving $500 100000 TO be raised
Through imposition of excise levieS
ON such articles as automobiles.
gasoline tobacco, Liquor and
luxurieS.
The committee will meet Fri
day. after a three-day recess out
of respect 10 the late Senator Pat
Harrison of Mississippi. chairman
of the Senate finance committee,
to consider excise levieS.
In agreeing 10 new estate and
gift levieS. the committee retained
the present $4,000 exemption on
each because many states now i'm
pose estate taxes beginning at
So 900. II also continued the
policy established IN 1888 of eu=
courage the distribution of wealth
by providing that gift tax rates
shall amount 10 thrce-fourths OF
the estate rates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
Patent Owners
Charged With
Baking Defense
BY LEE RASHALL
Isri News Service stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON. June 24.-Un-
dersecretary of War Robert Pat
terson charges that group Of
persons" have blocked this gov
eminent from developing a new
secret weapon by demanding an
exorbitant price for its patents.
The federal government is pow
erleSs to requisition the weapons
blueprints under present law,
Patterson told the Senate military
affairs committee, in urging quick
passage of administration pro
perty seizure" bill
Patterson did not describe the
weapon. or give any clue TO its
nature or the identity Of the per-
sons owning the patents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
Russian Forts
Pierced Violent
Fight, Nazis Say

Continued from Page One)
~ was assumed that the first
three days of Germany's massive
lanti-Russian offensive had not
only met but exceeded German
military expectations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
The Weather
HOIRIY ItMPERATIREs

The sun uHi 49, A. sll NJ today.
and rise tomorrow A. f.oh
The NOM Wili 49, today ~ 81 p ~
and rise t0Tnerr1w A. - ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
FRENCH REPORTED HOLDING

VICHY. France. June 81. -
INS)-French forces in Syria
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
TANKS DESTROYED

Russian planes were reported
driven from the skies by the luft-
waite while on the ground German
artillery wrecked and blasted Rus
sian tanks.
A Red su marine base was
bombed and the strategically Inn
portant key fortress of Brest-
Litovsk was captured in fer c
hand-to-hand fighting after the
heaviest land and air lombard
ment in the history of warfare.
A military spokesman said:
THE results so far show the
Red army Is unable Ia hold for
titled positions or withstand the
German onslaught anyWhere."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
MOTHER COMPLAINED
SPECIAL 10 THE DETROIT TIMES

- NEW YORK, June 24.-Those
grieving for the 81 American boys
who lost their lives in the United
States submarine 90 off Ports
mouth. N. H.. have little hope OF
any explanation Of the disaster.
The navy investigation is certain
to be perfunctory because all on
board the craft are dead.
with all the millions they
are spending. I can't understand
why the government should
have sent my boy into q trash
basket like that"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
RAID SOVIET AIRPORT

The hlSh command Stated thai
"a German squadron, after sue
.cessfully raiding a Russian air.
port, shot down u Soviet pursuit
planes of a total of Is.
All the destroyed Russian planes
lwere described as Of the most
modern Russian types.
Meanwhile, German authorities
predicted speedy collapse of Rus
sian defenses as military dis
patches told Of new triumphs for
the armies smashing into Soviet
territory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
ONLY A TELEGRAM

Mrs. Schneider said naournfully
They have not even notified
us yet that our hoy IL dead. The
navy department sent us a tele-
gram saying our boy was on the
O-9-and that 10 ALL
Isidor Gerson OF the Bronx
whose son Nathan, IS, also wa
aboard the Inflated 90. was sit
ting on the front steps OF his HON,
when reporter arrived
He appeared TO be only half lis
tering TO the reporters questions
"Mother:" he said. "You want
20 talk to the boys mother: No
you cannot do that. She IL I'm
bed. We have had the doctor.
She keeps asking after Nathan.
Do you bring news"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
FATHER INTERRUPTS

Peter Schneider, the boy
father. interrupted to say:
= They had trouble with that
old sub. Now, what do you sup
pose would have happened n my
boy and the others had refused
TO 20 to sea, kowing that old sub
was not sesworthy?
They would have been court
mArtiaied, yes: That would have
been muuny. no doubt. They
are sailors In the United States
Navy: they must obey orders.
That is their duty.
But Ia IL not also the duty
OF the government not to risk
my boys life needlessly? L. IL
d. not the governments duty, with
all the money IL II taking from
the people. with all the money 1t
has TO spends IL not the gov
ernment's duty to provide my
boy with at least a good ship,
q safe ship, q sound ship"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
SIGNED PERMISSION

That was the comment volceC
today by Mrs. Minnie Schneider
mother OF Frederick Schneider
one of the seamen.
He was only IT," said Mrs.
Schneider. I'VE had to sign
permission for him 20 Join the
navy. Only two weeks ago he
was home, happy because ne had
passed his final examinations
after his training period for
the submarine service.
"Willing To see him 20 into
the navy? OF course, we were
willing. All the fine things the
navy does for a young man.
y But they didn't tell us they
were going to send him to sea
In an old submarine that should
have been In museum some
where
Evening star., 1941-11-09
S1.15 TODDLERS'
AND TOTS BLOUSES
TT

Adorable little bIouses, made
OF washable cotton brood
cloth, in nouticol styles or
with touches Of embroidery
trimming. Sizes | to Ok.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
Sl.l5 TOTS
SAMPLE DRESSES
Tie

Washable spun royons, tricky
little prints, pIolds and solid
color cottons, in cunning
styles with novelty trim
minqs. Sizes ! to 6x. Sorry
No Phone Orders.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
INFANTS HAND
FINISHED DRESSES
59c

Made Of fine botiste, dointiIy
styled with O yoke effect or
trim lille collar ond with
exquisite hand embroidery
trimming. lnfonts' sizes.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-07-17

lucky, July 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Smith and
family were callers recently on
the formers mother, Mrs. Nellie
Smith.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-07-17
Crisis Brothers
Purchase New
Ambulance

Criss Brothers,. funeral direct
ors, 131 West Main street, an
nounced this week that they have
purchased a new Henney-Pack-
ard ambulance, from the Henney
Motor company of Freeport, ILL.,,
the largest manufacturer of am
balances in the world.
The new vehicle is designed
for ease and comfort, being air.
conditioned. Fresh air is con-
stantly introduced from the out
side, filtered, dehumidified, heat
ed or cooled, depending upon the
outside temperature.
The ambulance is complete
with reclining chair and mat
tress, first aid equipment, linens
and bandages.
The Criss Brothers funeral
home was established in 1894
and their policy has been to keep
progress with the latest equip
ment and modern innovations of
service.
The purchase of the new am
bulance gives the firm two We
hicles which are available for
use of the public in emergencies.
Both ambulances are complete
even to a baby bassinett. Expert
enced men are on call at all
times.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-07-17
Production Credit
Hits New Peak On
Loans To Farmers

Farmers in Licking County
helped to swell the loan volume
of the Columbus Production Gre
dit association during the first
half of 1941 to the largest six
months figure in the credit CO.
ops history, according to J. G.
Fulton, Licking County represen-
tative.
Reporting $931,1 1902 loaned
since Jan. 1 of this year, Mr.. Full
ton said a large share of it went
to finance seasonal operations of
Licking County farmers. The
1941 figure is $93,067.37 more
than the 1910 figure of $838,101.'
65 for the same period.
He attributed much of this in
crease to farmers greater pro-
duction of those farm commodi-
ties which are need for the ma
tional defense program.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-07-17
(By EILEEN CALBRAITH)

Recent callers on Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Osborne were Mrs. Alta
Kenney and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Delbert Lauthery and son.
Mrs. d. w. Galbraith and chill
dren Eileen and Dale, and Mrs.
Cora Hoyt returned home Sun
day after spending the past week
touring through Canada, Niaga-
ra Falls and Buffalo, N. Y.
Sunday callers on Mr.. and Mrs.
Cary McArtor and son, were Mr..
and Mrs. Noble McArtor and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Wright and family, Mr.. Grant
Ashcraft, Betty Simco, Mary Os-
born and Leonard Simco.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Hays spent
the past week at the home of
Mrs. Cora Hoyt.
Dan Baughman and Grace
Wheeler were married Saturday
evening in their newly furnish
ed home near Hanover.
Guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Baughman were Mr.. and
Mrs. Vincent Blackstone and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Baugh-
man, Helen Mardis and Lloyd
Greene.
Mrs. L. C. Hays called Sunday
afternoon on Mrs. Nellie Smith
and Mrs. Bertha Nethers.
Willard Hardy and Ardrey
holland were married in Ken
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-07-17
E. E. Baker
Receives Gift

Edgar E. Baker, secretary Of
the Newark Federation of Labor,
was the recipient of a beautiful
Hamilton wrist watch from the
state Bricklayers organization,
which he served as : presi-
dent during the past year. The
formal presentation was made
Monday night by J. w. Jockel of
Cleveland, official of the state
organization.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-07-17
Sickle Family
Reunion. july IL

The children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wylie Sickle and their families,
all gathered at the Sickle home,
Saturday, July IL, in Lost Run,
for their first reunion since
1899.
Those present included Mrs.
Ivan Norton, New York city;
Mrs. Melvin league and son Mel
vim, Bloomfield, N. j.; Mrs. Day
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-07-17
X. C.. Picnic
Sunday. July 27

q. S. ICY" Nichols announced
this week that the Knights of
Columbus organization will hold
a family picnic in the form of
an OK roast at the Bader farm
on Jacktown pike, Sunday, July
27. Carl and Bernard Kuster
will be the chefs and Jonas War
rell will be in charge of games
and amusements.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-07-17
SHAW NAMED CHAIRMAN
OF ALUMINIUM DRIVE
IN LICKING COUNTY

Stanley Shaw, Newark fire
chief, who was recently named
chairman of the committee in
charge of the aluminium drive in
Newark, was appointed chairman
of the National Defense Alum
mum drive in Licking county by
the board of county commission
ers, it was announced this week.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-07-17
TOWNSEND CLUB NO. l
TO HOLD MEETING

Members of Townsend Club
No. l will hold the regular meet
ing in Monroe hall, Sunday at
2:30 and 7:30 p. m. The speaker
for the afternoon will be Miss
Phoena Adds, deputy of the 17th
district. Entertainment and lunch
has been arranged, and the pub
lie is invited to attend.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-07-17
C.. Ill. Huth Is
Cameraman At
Buckeye Lake Park

c.. H. Huth of the Newark
Camera Shop is the official NOV
lie cameraman at Buckeye Lake
park this week. Movie shots ta-
ken by Mr.. Huth are used by the
park for advertising purposes,
said Mr.. Brown, manager, as
well as for future entertainment
of groups holding picnics at the
resort.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-07-17
County Roads To
Be Re-Surfaced

The Ohio Department of High
ways will offer numerous resur-
facing projects for sale on July
% in Columbus, Director Hal.
G. Sours, announced this week.
Among them are projects in
Coshocotn, Knox and Licking
counties, totaling $64,966.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-07-17
THE NEWARK LEADER, THURSDAY, JULY IT, 1s41

ton Allen and son Jimmie, Mays
vile, KY; Mrs. Harry Gardner,
Betty May, Annabell and Rich
ard, of Buena Vista street; Mr..
and Mrs. Adm Sickle and fami-
ly of Woodlawn avenue, and Eli
Sickle, who is with the United
States Air corps, Schanute Field,
Rantool, Ill.
Agnes Irwin accompanied Mrs.
Dayton Allen from Maysville,
KY, and was in attendance at
the reunion.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-07-17
Hughes Reunion

The 33rd annual reunion of
the Hughes family will be held
Sunday, July 20, at the Perry
Grange hall, Tunnel Hill. Ralph
Hughes is president of the or
ganization and Helen Montgom-
cry, secretary-treasurer.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-07-17

A piece of bread put into the
pot where cabbage, broccoli or
other greens are boiling will pre-
vent the disagreeable odor.
Lining the basement walls with
insulating board will help to elm
mate the dampness usually found
there.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-07-17
COUNTY OFFICES
CLOSED FRIDAY

All offices in the Licking
county court house will be clos
ed Friday, July Is, so as to
enable employees to attend the
Citizenship Day program in
GAINESVILLE.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-26

nen fleinen 2offel bopon einnimmt.
Ser aeritoBene Some,l nit Sett per.
miidt, aibt cine &opiialbe eeeen In.
gcaiefer. gub. &aldllngen nit ei.
ner itorten Nbfodnng oes Somens
oienen oem eleihen 3'pedc. Oie
mobrenortiaen ooer rluoliden @ur.
.3eln Ser &,lr5elpeteriilie idmedcn
1iiblid nno ae,piir5boft ul,o ,peroen
ols @etpiir5 nno @emiiie genoilen.
Solate, aus @artenl lalot, 3Smen.
oobn, 6eloioIat niip. iino iebr erfri.
ld)eno nno blmtbiloenb, nno iino bel
Shlofloiisfeit uno NerbolitGt an emp.
feblen.
Solnoten baben cine oppetitonre-
9enoe @irfnn9, lie regeln Die Geroou.
l'ng, erboben Die SGtiefeit bes Yaa-
genloftes, reinieen bos Ylut. yfob ae.
nonen, iino iie au6 fir Magenleioen.
De bon belonoerem &ert.
Wfobrcn (&arotten) tpenu rob ae-
gelierL crboben bie 2ebensfroft nno
perleiben aeiteiaerte @loiti3itGt. aud
&lnoer tonnen Tie eepret nno oerie.
ben genicben. Sn Butter eeoiinItet,
limo lic cine aefunoe 8eilose au ieoer
,Sleild)ort, ,mO iorbern auiolee ibres
3ellulole9cboltes oie Geroallno.
Sellerie 1T elm berubiaenoes uno
frottlgenoes 9tobrun9sl,ittel fiir Sci.
ltesarbeiter. Vfon lbreibt ibr cine
bellenoe &raft bel &opfidmer5en nno
bel baufi9em @enuiie ou6 bel &be,.
motismus 3l.. @lei65eitig nit 9eter.
lille genoiien, reet iie sic 9ieren Al
erbobter Sdtigfeit an.
Sullenfriibte, ,pie @rbien, Bob,
men, 2inien l,iu. trodene, iino reid
an &oblebporaten mo @i,peib, frii6e
iino ar man @iapeiB llno &oblenbpora.
ten, aber oofiir reid an Nbospbor
uno Gitan1l,en uno iino fir Ginoer
uno @eiItesarbeiter iebr a,,tr4eli6.
Spinat lit bel @rpodlenen uno
&inoern ein beliebtes @eniiie, Gilt oIs
blutblloeno nn6 nerpen itGrfeno, lit
aud ,pegen ieines Bobloei1modes be.
fannt.
3miebeln un6 Rnoblaud niht al
per9eiien, sic Den Dorn1 6esinfiaieren,
Die .llnterleibsor9ane reinigen uno
itorfen lno NIT erpben Nuscn BET
bobem 8lntbrud uno NoernberfaI.
fnng angc,oaubt tueroen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-26

Gidten, bos beiBt 6ie llnaul0ng.
libfeiten oes 2ebens ers6n5en. 9ib-
ten, bas beibt Ser 9tatlr @ottcs fol-
9en, sic iiber 6ie 8roia Der ir,nlten
@egeno Die eoloene 8eleubtung ibrer
Sonnenallisanee uno ibrer Abenoe
le9t.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-26
ries) it6rft bie Rerpen.
- 9. s., Mp. -

eener @rfabrullg iuiiien, gibt es ipirf-
lihe ,,no eingebiloete &ranfbeiten,
ODER pielnebr tpirflid franfe 8erios>
uen nno ei1eebilbete &ranfe. @s lit
nibt obne @ri1no, oab es llnter ben
altmobiiheu Sausfrouen un6 0tiit>
tern piel neniger ,pirflid]e uno eins
gebiloete aronfbeiten gibt, als unter
oen mooernei1, auigefldrten berbeira-
teten Srauen. (Nfiitter nno Sous-
irauen iino iie meitens nidt.' Saus-
frauen ,mo Miittern, ipeld)e ibre ebes
liden Sflidten nod oen ,,altmoois
i6en" @eleeen Ser 8elieion ,rno sitt>
lidfeit eriiillen nnb ibr Slid, ibre
3ufriebenbeit uno Gre,loe an Ser
Sausorbeit finoen, baben feine Seit.
enoloie 8eluhe al MAIDEN, on alen
Earties ,,no Society ooines teil5uneb'
men uno unotnenoige" Serienreiien
gu MAIDEN. Sbre oeiunbe 8eidafti.
guns bolt tie 'aeiuno. Gum 2eben oes
,lp-to-oote Societp 2oop eeb0rt es
,pobl, oob tie bon ,3eit 81, 3eit front
ooer ,penieltens fr0nfli6 ooer ,,nuobl
lit. 9as sebort gum euten Son, uno
fommt ,nanhmal iebr ubonop'. @s
eab eine 3eit, tpo Die 8liuooarm-
Sperationen Mtooe iparen, eeeentpGr=
tie lit oas 10 aielnlitb aus Der @tooc
eefom,len. Sect mtb mon, penn
man in @eieaidoft mittln min, ,pe,
nieltens cine Manoel=Speration auf-
a,hpeilen babe,r. 9ob aetpilie Merate
oieie Mooe foroern belfen, fann man
oenielbeu nibt 10 iebr perorgen. Cine
anoere llriobe bieier ntooernen
,&rantbeits" -@ri6einun9en i6reiben
leitenoe aerate elmer eetpiiien, in be-
Itimmten &reiien uno 2ebensitellun=
een perbreiteten @eiitesitorl,ng (0ten=
tai Aberration) au. 3uperlGiiige Yipz
boloeen bebaupten, bab infer gauges
mobernes @el6ledt mebr ooer weni-
ger iid) in elmer eeipiiien @eiitesper=
pirrumg befinoet. An 8eeriffsper-
ipirr,1neeu lit bie beutige &elt au=
Berorbentlib reid.
- ~. s., Mebr. -
@s piiroen nidt 10 biele Neniden
an 8lutpereift,me iterben, penn iie
sic euten atten Sousmittel fannten.
Als critics Wtittel bel 8lutpereiftl.n,
gen, bas ieoer an Sono boben fann,
e,npfieblt iih Arnifotinftur (mit
8aiier peroiilnt) ooer Sala, NIT et-
tpas @iiig aneefeubtet, oas man i,t
oider sdidt auf Die 8nnoe binoet,
Bis man iid elm beiieres Nittel BE-
reitet bot. Das beitebt oorin, bab
man Seublnmen nit fohenbbeiBem
@aiier in einen1 @imer aufbriibt ,,no
oas berip,llloete ooer entaiinbete @lieo
etlpa 45 Minuten lang ooer 10 lange,
big Ser Sdmer3 auibort, eintaudt.
Man ipieberbole bies 10 oft ,tno TO-
lauee, big bic .anidipeQung nieber.
idldst. = 8efinoet iih Die gersif-
tun9 ar einem an6eru &orperteile, 10
legt man Elm in. Seublumen-Mbiuo ge.
tauhtes Eud aif bic @unoe. ...
Gielen 2eutem lit 6er Nusbrud Se,t-
bl,.men unbefannt. IS iinb bies sic
Abfaae pon Seu, bie iid am 8oben
zines Seuballfens befinben (Sap
SopsC. .Dos iinb bie eetrodneten Sci,
le bon @rasiamen uno 8lumen, Die