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Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
Laura ingalls, Convicted
AS German Propagandist
Lockett GIee Club
Guest of Shriners
At Dinner Here

Imperial Valley Shrine club ell
tcrtained tho glee club of Cam
boCkcttS band at a stag dinner
Friday night in the California hotel
with Clyde DaVeC. president Of the
club. presiding, and Dr. Norman
l.. Dupont as master of ceremonies
The program opened with group
singing led by Pvt Dick Smith WI
Pvt. DohertY as accompanlSt
Margaret Ann Henderson Wa
heard i'll a group OF three songS.
with piano accompaniment b. Eo-
bcrta jerks. Both girls are students
al Central and talented musician.
and in introducing them. Dr.. Du-
pont paid tribute To the work O.
the school music department under
the instruction Of Stan Atkin
The glee club from Camp Lockett
was then presented III a series Of
excellent songs with Pvt Bingham
as a sOlolst. Pvt Smith, who was
formerly in vaudeville, proved TO
be one-man show in himself
with his clever impersonation OF
nationally known celebrities
EdCIl ButSl Was Illcn invited 20
introduce himself and tell from what
state he came. Bandmaster Baxter,
who headed the delegation, Is an
Army veteran Of 30 years. wounded
in World War I and comes from
Tennessee; PvtS. Schroeder. Doher-
ty. Montana; PvtS. Jenkins. Wright.
Lauca. Hai.oran. Iomedico. Sarci.
California; PvtS. Westrick. and
Smith. Wisconsin; Pvt. JamiSon,
Ohio; Pvt Talford. Illinois; Pvt
BaSsett, Michigan; Pvt. Bingham.
Indiana; Pvt. Dragoo. Minnesota;
Pvt. Hendley, Nebraska. Mandmaster
Baxter and Pvt. Jamison are mem
bcrs Of the Shrine.
Shriners present were; Mobiles
Jim Jones. Drummond Huston. w
II. LOrenz, Dr. Forrest E. Kutz, W.
A. Tondro William A. SChenimaN.
Ezra Lee, Safar Davidian, Clyde
Davee. DR.. r. c. ClemonS. Warren
Currier, V II. Azhderian, Nick No
wax. F. c. Cihak, Dr.. Norman E.
Dupont, Roland Still, Hebert Nc
Coy, George Bucklin.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15

arorc station for news OF the Sit
astlon
AT London the cable and wire
less Co, which had maintained
soryicc 20 Singapore, announced
,tat henceforth none but govern
mcnt messages would be accepted
10 or from Singapore
Desperate as the situation was
~ reports indicated that the I'M
per!al forces were holding their
me and l%ating back Japanese
attacks on the reservoirs at the
CCrtcr.
7, was reported from Batavia
that shops in Singapore remained
open despite an artillery bomb
tarGmcnt which the japanese had
tuned on the city in impotcnt
Iarc at their failure 70 break the
Imperial line and win easily their
biggest triumph Of the war
Singapore, III Announcing the
bombardmcnt, had said that the
japanese were Sholling the city
mcrcilcsSlF and it was indicated
,hat airplancS were joining i'll the
attack
BRITISH GUNS RACE
British artillerymen, sweating at
tEelr guns, were pouring shells in
~ the japanese lines 1t was said
that 400 shells an hour were being
hurled into one small sector
Reports indicated that the jap
aleSe were making their biggest
drive on the reservoirs, hoping u
cut off the CIty'S water supplies
But experts said that because Of
the heavy rain at this. season, the
water situation Was unlikely u be
big factor for several days.
In London tie British COmmen-
tttOl said il vas believed the neaV-
rest fighting was Just cast of the
Two reservoirs and in the paSir
PanJan3 area on the south coast
1T seems probable that We hold
fhc southern tMacrltchic) reSer-
yolI and that the japanese hold
tnC northern pierce reservoir,
he said, But We can have no de-
unite information -
Imperial troops were reported TO
have made strong counterattack
n the Timah-Jurong area south
west OF the reservoirs.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
Valley Cities
Expec: Gas Masks
From State Quota

Continued From Page OncD
|aS able to muster a sufficient
number of fire fighting companies
to earn an additional three pumpc:
units.
Upon receipt of the trailer pump
crs, Reed said. the cities to which
the allocations have been made
will be required to hold their heav-
ier equipment in reserve againS,
fires in the business areas, using
the auxiliary units for fighting
fires i'll residential sections
The units are loaned to the cities
by the federal government.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
u. s. TO Save Self
Through Australia

Continued From Page One
air power AuStralia's only hope
against invasion
Nov, after 10 Years fighting for
air power have come to the head
of the Australian government and
1 find myself with an alarminely
low air strength at my command, "
he said. I fully realize the magni-
tude Of Americas difficulties and
no Australian would dare to pre-
sumo to tell America what she
should do anywhere in the whole
world What She has done has earn
cd the undying gratitude of demo-
cratic people of the whole world.
what she will do in the future viii
be the ovcrwcighing factor in the
war
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
| Rural Areas viii
ORGANIZE Units
.c,nntinncd From Page Oncl

Continued From Page Oncl
will soon be organized, BcySchlag
stated.
Hugh Osborne, Imperial County
supervisor. will act as co-ordinator
and Corn Reed. FL Centre fire chief,
will assist in the work.
Plans outlined include the set
ting up of SO small fire departments
composed of farmers in the county
The extension agent said the state
officials want to have 10 such Or
carnations in the county ready for
instant action to put out small fires
b" May !.
Especially valuable would be the
proposed volunteer departments in
case of fires started by inCcndiary
bombs dropped from airplanes,
BcySchlag emphasized.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
Farm Labor Study
Anticipated Here

A meeting of the Imperial county
labor sub committee being organ,
lied under the California land use
plan will meet IL the near future
said Farm Advisor Frank BCySch
lag Saturday.
Beyschlag said the subcommittee
will include members from the U
S. employment service, the county
war board, Imperial cGuntr farm
ers and famr laborcrS, the farm
security administration and othcl
governmental agencies.
Idea Of the group is to get the
different people interested in tin
farm labor problem together fol
combined assault on problems as
they CCmc up.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
Building-Loan
Official Resigns

LOS ANGELES, Feb. IA. CUPp-
Culber. L. Olson said today he has
not yet made a definite selection
of a man to replace Ralph w.
Evans, state building and lean COM
missioner who resigned last night,
although he has tentative can
didate IN mind.
Eyans asked that his resignation
become effective March l. after
which he wishes to return to pri-
yate law practice.
I feel that to remain away from
M practice lti4ger would be in
advisable. Evans said.
Governor Olson said Evans had
done a splendid job A former as
aomblyman. he was secretary to
Olson when appointed commits
sioncr three years ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
Mrs. E. DeCampos
Succumbs Here

Mrs Epilacia Arauso Vida, De
CampoS. 50. died at her home Oh
East Brighton street in E Ccntro
Saturday morning.
Funeral services will be held at
2 D. m. Sunday at the home Of her
daughter at POP Olive. FL Centre.
with the Rev. Father Clavin OF
the El Centro Catholic church Of
ficiating. She will be buried al
Evergreen cemetery BY B. Z.
Lemons. mortcian
Her survivors include tao daugh-
tcrs. Mrs Carmelia MadoS ana
Ms. Jesu5 MUsaidos. both Of FL
Centre. and 2raudchild, Rosario
El Marrecal.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
33 Japanese Taken
In Valley Roundup

Continued From Page Onel
up was MataSaku Sakurai, So farm
er of the Holtvillc area, who was
booked at the Jail at one minute
after noon Saturday. Sakurai had
S97 in bills in his wallet
Sheriff Robert W. Ware said the
FBI asked that none of the 33
prisoners receive amy telephone calls
or any visitors
Officers in the immigration scrv-
ice will question tho prisoners ana
determine if they are to be sent to
join other japanese aliens kept in
isolated places in the nation.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
Pforaie Violation
Judgment Held Up

los ANGEL rs, Feb IA. oUPD --
Charles NJ. Brawn. MANAGER of the
Gold Ranncr association of Red
lands. late yesterday won a mo-
tin for arrest OF judgment in his
convicticA for violation of the fed
Cral prOrate act.
Federal Judge Harry H Holzcr
granted tie motion, equivalent to
acquittal. after explanation by de-
fcnSe attorneys that Brown was
not responsible for the excess ship
mHnt5 charged.
The q Id Banner association was
fined Sc.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
All American Now
Carries All Water

lCOntinucd From Page Onc1
HcWCS said, and for that reason no
breakdown is possible.
Disposition of the Mexican sls-
tenn. now that it no longer is to
be served by the Imperial lrrisa-
ton district, probably will be solved
by Joint action of the American
and Mexican governments.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
FORMER NNI.Lir
RESIDENT INJI RED

Jimmy flolCOmb. former highway
rltrolman in Imperial county. re-
cortly WaS critically injured in
orange county when a truck ran
ann down while he was riding his
motorcycle. He suffered broken
Shoulder. a broken leg and other
wVulcs. friends We're Informed.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
Superstition Area
Closed Sunday

Military rifle firing will take
place IN the Mt. Superstition area
north Of Fillaree heading from
Sunday morning t. the following
Friday night, Camp Sccley officers
said Saturday.
Spectators were requested to stay
out of the area for their own
NafclV
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
R.NRON VISITS

Faron J. V Auriemlnu, the Dord-
cr divisional financial agent of the
salvation Army. is making his
headquarters in El Centre while
tontacting the outside cities of I'M
rcrial valley. He is not working Ell
Centre as the community chest TAX
- care of the local corps The Bar
N will sing The Holy City" with
Howard Worthington, accompanist,
at the Salvation Army, Sunday
night. at 7:45 The public is invited
10 bear him in this service
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
PUT NEW PLATES
ON YOUR CAR

SACRhM ENTO, Feb. IT, CUPb
Motorists today were urged to put
new cover plates on their cars be-
cause strict enforcement TO detect
1871 plates will begin shortly when
the department Of motor vehicles
finishes handling the big last min
ute demand CT applications.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
YOUTH LEADERS MEET

FOur~H leaders from valley clubs
met with II. Lee Landerman, as
| sistant county agent, in the court
house farm offices Saturday to dis
cuSS club work of the last month
and plan for the future.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
ROUSE YOUR
LIVER BILE: {:
Sleep Soundcr-Grt Up Feeling
Great, More Ready for Il Good
DAYS Work.

To he normal your liver should dis
Charge about full quart Of digestion
ding Juices cv"rY day A scanty flow
slowing up. may mean Sick iIcadach-
cs ap-Callrd BillouSnrss. Poor Digestion
viii that half-sCk sOul feeling.
Snap our Of II you can. Get u bottle
ol krusChcn Salts a gentle cXCitant
tonight; start right in tomorrow morn
ing and take half tcaspoonful in Il
GiaSS nf water (hOt or cold half an
houI before breakfast. and keep 1t up
fOl 80 days Now youll know what it is
10 get up feeling lit and ready for IA
real days work. Try Kruschcn fam
uus English formula see what IL means
10 you when Bile Flows Freer. SatsfaC-
tion guaranteed or money back.
At Clements and Central Drug Stores.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15

WASHINGTON. Feb 4 TUPl-
Tie American Federation of Labor
iodar proposed that wages be tied
directly 10 living costs so as to
MAINTAIN tne present living stand
I'd II workers tor Me duration Of
Tie MY
Tie plan Wouid provide foy auto
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
iii SUMNER CAMP
AGAIN CAMP SEELEY

The All summer camp will again
DC held in conjustctiOn with the
San Bernardino clubs at Camp Sec
ley in the San Bcrnardino noun
talnS from June p to 25, it was
announced by an agricultural eX-
tension agent Saturday
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
Jdps in Race to
Snatch Victory
Continued From Page One

Continued From Page One
and within easy striking distance
Gf Java. only 200 miles to the
cast.
This indicated a force of two
thousand paratroOpS if all of tho
planes carried thcIr capacity load
If probably 20 men with equip
mcnt. Details of the action were
lacking, however, except Tor the
official Dutch statement th2.t a
vigorous resistance was made and
that many of the invaders were
killed in the first fighting
The thrust at the main Dutch
islands indicated that the Japan
4Se were moving with every ounce
OF speed that they could muster in
:he knowledge that United nations
ltlrforccments. especially from
America we're en- route.
The enemy obviously took the
position that he must continue the
ali out gamble for a speedy VIC
tOry-Which was successful in
Malaya-or face distaSter.
TANKS THREAiENED
In tnls connecl!Un. the Brirti5h
Lnpcrials still resisting before
Singapore, the Dutch fighting tic
eastern arm of the enemy pinccrs
on BorncO and Celcbcg Islands. and
the American iorCcS Of Gen Doug
las Macarthur i'll the Philippines
we're maintaining grave threat
against tho japanese flank6.
At Singapore itself the British
Imperials we're fighting a mem
orable battle against japanese
tanks, infantry, artillery and air
planes
Saturdays British communiuuc
laid that every enemy effort TO ad-
vance toward the heart Of Sing
aPorc town vas being disputed BY
| the defense troops japanese dis
patches acknowledged that heavy
fighting still was in progress Both
ices indicated that the battle was
raging now in tho edge 0f the
town. which was still under heavy
air and artillery attack.
The British also reported heavy
fighting in the Paya Lcbar sect n
about three miles north Of T e
city apparently after losing the
reservoirs in the central section Of
tho island. The japanese claimed
t. have captured the naval base
on the north coast
A number Oh British evacuation
ships appeared to have reached
Java and the refugees reported
that they had been under heavy
japanese aerial bombardment most
OF the day The japanese reported
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
AGED MAN FINDS
MOTHER AT AGE OF 10l

PARANA, ArCcntina, Fed. Il. up
--Grcgorio Soils, Il, entering III"
old folks home. found among the
inmates his mother. Ezequiela Soil,
l0l. whom he had not heard OF for
many years.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
OCCUPIES NEW
OFFICE

Sheriff Robert w Ware Satul l}y
moved into his new office which
was made by enclosing the porch
1T the county Jail in Ell Centro.
The sheriffS former office in the
iail building will be occupied by
UndcrSheriff Rodney Clarke
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
Scanning |. Y.
News Horizon
nECREE GRANTED

An intcrI0CutOrY divorce dccrCC
was granted in superior court to
Josie Lee RiChiSon Cruz III the
suit against Lupe Cruz.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15

IL, Official communiquc Whlch
told o. shclling of tho citf and Of
ccas elcss attacks by artillery. nigh
l-ycl bombers and Give bombe.s on
Tie British troops
We are determined % dc 20
maintain our positions ~ the broad
cast SAID
Tne British are Offering heroic
resistance and there is ample il
G'~a'lon hat the japanese are not
9dIn2 it easy 70 progress.
There was a break in the broad
cast "a rcccl"cd here but then Tie
aNnounccr was heard closing III
remarks with TINS sentence:
The people Of Singapore are
wondering when i VIII come
The siege Of Singapore entered
It's WecE a. 9 a m @ad ,hc Japan
c-o. WHO had .on2 since annOInc-
~ lat IupcrIa. resistance mad
b.otcl. were sflll taking terrific
ruI-nmcr' n tirjr relentless At
'",Es o. me ImpcrIa! line
ANXIOUS LISTENERS
al oscl southeastern AoIa, Bit
~ NJ tG"iauds and Australian
Iadig stations listened for the Sing
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
INTEND TO WE'D

Marvin r Davis, "a, and Irene
Starns. %. FL Centre lettuce work
ers. Friday filed notice Of their in
tCntiun 10 marry.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
LICENSE ISSUED

A marriage license was issued
F,Idav to Charlie p Thomas. 26,
rarts clerk. and Iorcne Thomas
~ credit clerk, both residents of
RI Centre
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15

80 in all had been bombed in
that other British vessels. perhaps
Singapore harbor
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gSie in per9onaenen, 10 fano an1
in bieiem Sabre mieoer cine erob'
rationale @oHfabrt 5lt Srantreihs
Nationolbeili9t,m llnIerer 2ieben
5rau bon 2ol,roes tatt ,no 5mar in
Ser Sftoplpohe oes 5eites Waria
Simnelfobrt. Ser erlte Gag Der
@ollfabrt mar oieies Ssabr bem &C.
bete fir bie~ Soten bieies @eltfrie9cs
getpiomet, ser 5lueite Gag fir bie i'm.
mer nod in oeutiher @efangenidaft
i6madtenoen fran5oliihen &rieesge-
fongenen, ser brittle Sag enolid Dem
@ebete nm bic 3ufllnft Sranfreids.
Mls @oufobrtsta9e lparen ser 21..
90. mo %. sluelit 9etpablt NOR.
ben.
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SelbIt ser Iange &rieg bat ben
iborfen 9crliner Golfsmis ni6t be-
eintrddtigt, MIR lit er ettpos bitterer
geiporben. Ser neuelte lautet: Ser
&rieg miro 5u gnoe eebeu, tuenn mir
oie gnelonoer ioipeit baben, bob lie
&atten nno mir Ratteneriat ellen
miiiien'.
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Irtifel an elmer anhern Stelle bieler
Summer.
n>o A - ~.
Wrs. q. 3D., Tla.

- Wrs. y. 3d., 5Ia. -
Gin mlseeaeidnetes uno ipenig be-
fanntes Mittel, lim Ginhn- nno Sor.
benflede aus Moi6e Su entfernen, be.
lisen mir in inherent Hbabarber, nno
5mar nimmt man bIer5,t bie 9riinen
Stengel, oie gum &ompott bermenbet
iperoen. Nion 5erfodt ein nenig BON
ben Stenaclu in Mnlier nno beripen-
oct Den 9rei nod beiB. Wtan tann
aber ald) ben Saft bon fertigem
&ompott nebmen. Die Slede tpcroen
oomit tiihtig einaerieben uno, ,penn
Tie bolit0nbig entlernt linb, in florem
sSailer nit Seife naheeipaIhen.
Selblt peroltete sSIede, ioipie Sinten-
flede loiien iih ol,s Sol5 leidt entfer-
nen.
- ). g., Obio -
Inter einem Ncrpplan perItebt man
eIn fir beu Gnftperfebr gebolttes
5lu93eug, oeiien Souptteile Der Yfo-
tor, ein Yropeller unO SSliieel iino.
Ser bonn Ytotor befpegte Hropeller
lhraubt 1id) 9lcidIam in oie 2lift bin-
ein 1lno 5iebt 10 BEN aeroplon Dor.
Wdrts, mdbreno oie Sliieel oafiir ior-
gen, Dob bas 6abr5ellg auflteigt uno
in Ser 2l1ft perbleibt. Seltt5uta9e
miro Der geroplon 10 aebout, ooB aud
oer ooer Die Eropeller beim MufItieB
bebilflid) linb. Ser 9leroplon it
ldwerer oils baS eleihe 8ollmen
9uft, ipesbolb Der Doctor cine beoeu.
tenoe &raft er5eueen muB.
9as 2nftihiff lit ein init @as se-
fiiIlter 9aI1on, Ser at @eipid)t mebr
2nft berordnet, als iein 8ollimen.
0arnm lit Elm 2nftid)iff Ieidter ais
bie 1mgebenbe 2,tft, uno es miro
oesbalb infolae ieiner Seidtigfeit em-
poreeboben. 9ie Sortbelueeune in
Der Suit beioret mieoerlm elm Motor
nit ieinent Gropeller. Ser aueemein
befannte 8ollon, oen man NIT Gas
anfiilt, por bos erIte 2uitl6iff. Oar.
auf boben iid) bic 3eppcline ,lno oi.
ntebr mooernen lenfbaren 2nftlbiffe
entpidelt. SSsn Amerifa bat ser Mero.
plan cine bobere Stufe Ser Gollfom-
nenbeit errei6t, als bas 2uftid)iff:
ober dllh oem 2u{tIdiff mag einmal
cine groBe 3ufunft beporiteben, neil
ole Tragfroft oesielben erobere Mog.
li6feiten bietet.
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Die weltberuehmte
St. Benedict Wund-Salbe

Erprobtes Heimittel gegen allie Arten Won
alien und frischen Wunden. Geschwueren.
Gewaechsen, Bisswunden, Karbunkeln, usw.
schicken. Keine Stamps. - SO Cents die
Schachtel, bel: J. l.. STAAB, 17209 Valley
view Avenue. Cleveland. Ohio.
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gebanolune onmenoen au fon.

beitanoieer Stofiipeebiel ltatt, es per<
oen tdelib perldieoene geltanbteile
per6rauht 1mb mlseei6ieben. @s
miiiien onber beltGnoig nellc 5llsefiibrt
perOen burb Die Nabrung. Ser tpid)=
tielte 8eltonoteil nnlerer Eabrung 1T
@i@meib. @s bilbet neben bent 8ai'
Ter ben Sauptbeitanoteil unlerer Ytlls-
feln. Die @hpeiBltoffe iino itiditoif-
boltiee Nobrlnasn,ittel. Ser Stiditoff
bilbet int &orper oas Sleiideeipebe
oen pidtielten Sell i'm &0rper. Seoe
@rbeit peruriabt Serl,,lt an giwei6.
9orous folet fir oen Menl6en ble
S,otuenoiafeit, eilpeiBbaltige, itids
Itoffbaltiee Nobrune IN lid ali5uneb-
men. Dod bon @iipeibitoffen allein
fann ser Menib nidt leben, er
bral1dt oud Yflan5enltofie, oie man
GoblenbDorate nennt, nnb 6ettitoffe.
sic beioe itiditoffreie geabrungsmittel
iino. @nblih miiiien Ger menldliben
9tobrimg and) SoI5e beieefii9t iper'
ben. 0ieie finoen iid, auBer IN ST.
lben in oen geiuobnliben Nobr,n9s,
mitteln in iebr fleinen Meneen; lie
perben 6orum bur6 &ohial5 erson5t.
@s lit llnlinn nnb SSsenoran5 at
bebaipten, Sola nnb @eipiir5e ieien
iiberfliiilig nno biel1eidt gor ihGo-
lih, ionIt bate infer Serr9ott lie
gleid) in sic Speiien l,nb Nabrun9s=
mittel bineingeidofie1l. @ott bat oer
Mehiheu Seritonb ge9eben 1mo er
min, DOB bieier i'm boaat gebrallde.
sic 9inee in ser ridti9en ,lno beIten
art uno g8eile SIT perlpenben. Dess
bolb lollen Sal5 ,mo onoere @eip!ir5e
lebr nlGbig aebrau6t perben, ionIt
l1aben lie mebr, aals lie 1liiten.
31 Sen ipitbtielten Gbemifalien, bic
nnier Sreonisnlts ben0tiet, nm aa-
iuno Notwithstanding 5it blei-
ben, acboren 500 (Sooine, 0saane7
iiitnt, Maneon, 9bospbor uno Shpe-
| fel (Sulpbnr). 500 itimuliert oie
perI6iebe,ren 9riiien (@lanos), Die
10 1ebenspihtie iinb. 8ir miiilen
oesbalb speiien eenieben, pelfe bioi
500 entbalter, tpie 2ebertran (GoO
| liper oiD, Nrtii6oden, sluitern
(Gloms) &noblm,h, Summer (Sob-
iter), Crime 2rouben rnb eBbarp
S6ipinlme.
Mogneliltm mabt Die ghsfeln,
@etpebe 1mb Nerpen elaitiIder, 1tilnl1:
liert sic @ingeipeioe ,,nb neutraliiiert
sic hnnt &orper proolsierten @iite.
3u SEN belten maeneiiunboltiaen
gtabrrnes1nitteln 9eboren Sraneen,
Grapefruit 3itronen (2emons) uno
anonas (Fineopple).
Mangon (Maneaneie) bertreibt
SG,,re 1uo &belmotismus. Man eile
poraiigfid) @alniille, &aitanien, Mon-
beln (@lmonos), S6nittlaud, 9eter.
file 1no &feffernin5bldtter.
Ybospbor iit erforberlih unb pe-
ientlid) fir Sic aeiitieen 51nftiunea
oes &orpers. Seoesmol, ipenn mir
oenfen ooer itnbieren, berbrallden
mir Ybospbor. gs finoet iid Gbos=
pbor Dor int roben giootter, in @erite
(garlep), 8eiaentlee, fotfrallt, sl,1.
lternL 2inlen, Safer, &ogeen (Gpe)
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