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zen ell Atlantico, del sistema ferro-
viario que, ademas de extenderse a
las ciudades interiors; del pals, en-
laza directamente al Marruecos
Frances con Oran, Angel, Philippe
vile Y Tunez. Tambien es un i'm
portante aeropuerto, encontrandose
en- las rutas a6reas directas de Eu-
ropa a Dakar. FL Marruecos Fran
ces esta cruzado por aproximada-
mente 4.500 millas de carreteras de
las cuales mas de la mitad son de
primera clase, pavimentadas en- su
mayor parte.
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iid eMrer on. 5eio nii6tern Muo
tno6iam benn euer 5eino, ser 9e,1-
fel, eebt amber ipie ein briillen6er
2ofe." 8ioeritebt ibm itan6baft I'M
@lanben! Ser @ott oller @naoen,
oer end ourd Seius gbriitus geru-
fen bot, nod fllraer 2eioensaeit in
ieine Serrlidfeit einaueeben, ct miro
e,d ausriiften unb feftiaen. sssbm iei
@bre nno Serribaft bon @tpisfeit au
epiefeit. Mmen."
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'(SbIub)

3AlgeDTuH4t iH tDTeu SeiWupetiDeH
hno Dienititunoen iener sSsueenoper-
einieunaen, benen fie, ipie nlan ioet,
e,nter 3nitimmnng ibrer @itern fret
tpiIlig beieetreten iino2 Was boren
lie in 6en Sbuleil in bic be,lte alle
Rinoer obne Hiidiibt aui ben 8il-
Zen Der @ltern bineineeanuneen tper=
pen? 8as leien iie belte in Den
neuem Sbulbiidern2 2aBt e,,1 bod,,
driitlide @lterm, Die Shulbiidcr aei-
gen, beionoers bie @eihidtsbiider
Der boberem Sdulen! Sbr miiroet
entlest iein, nit ipeleber llubefiimz
niertbeit INN bie eeihidtlide &obr-
belt BORT perind)t miro, bie nnerIabz
renen &inber NIT Nibtrouen seeen
Das @briitentiim uno ole Stride, ia
NIT SoB aeaen oen driitlihen @laus
ben 5it erfiillen! SSn oen bepor5ugten
ftaatliden Hebranitalten, oen Sitlcr-
fhulen, oen meuen 2ebranltalten fir
fiinfti9e Sebrer lno 2ebrerinnen miro
ieoer briitlide @influb, ia ieoe pirf.
Iide reliaioie >9etatieuns grinoiGblih
onseeidloiielt. llno mas aeidiebt nit
ben I'M lesten lriibiabr nntcr Sin-
tpeis anf Die 2nftgefabr in ferne Sc
9enoen berlbidten &inbern? 9Sie
ttebt es NIT Dem HeIiaiousinterridt
tiir tie? limo nit Der llebuna ser
&eli9ion? @briitIi6e @Itern! lin
oil oas miiBt ibr e,td) fiilnmern, lonIt
berioumt ibr enre beiIisen YfIibten.
Cont fonnt ibr niht beiteben bor
enrem @e'piiien uno ieneln, Der e,ld
bic &inoer anpertramte, 6amit ibr iic
anf oen 8eg gum Simmel fiibrt.
sSir iiHo Ambos ,no niht Sam-
mer: sSsbr fonnt cure &inoer niht
ben SammeridlGgen Der @lanbens-
feinoIibfeit rnt5ieben. Aber aud, Ger
Ambos formt nit: 2abt cure @ltern-
liebe nno rtre,,e, Iabt emer porbilo=
li6es Gbriltenleben, Iobt euer @l-
ternba,ts felt nno ,nerldiitterIid Am-
bos lein, oer oie Wabt bet feinolihen
Shiaae anffonet, oer Die nod ib,pa=
tbe 8roft Der junaen MenI9en INNER
tpieoer itartt nno feitiet in oen bei-
liaen 8iaen, iih niht perbieaem az
laiien aus Der 3iht,ns au @ott. 8as
IN oieIer 3eit eeihmieoet miro, ieio
feit, obne Ausnobme, ibr ollie! sSie=
blele limo obbanaig onrd Yeniionen,
Staotsrcnten, Sinoerbeibilfen .nip.
gSos 1T oenn nod unobbGneig bemte,
Mno lper lit freier Serr in ieinem 8e-
fiS ooer @ei6GIt?
IS mag fem, bab 3lnnal int &ries
cine itorfe lleber,pobmne nno 2en-
fnnG ia oub 3ulamnenfaiiuns nmb
Sipanes1temeruna bon Yroouften, bon
Gr5eu9lng mno Serbral,f not,penoia
fino, Mno iper miro oas niht aus
&iebc 5u Bolt nno Gaterlano ireipil=
lia troaen? Aber oamit lit auh eine
Abbonaiofeit bon -pielen Eerlonen
nno 0ie,htiteilen aeeeben, Die nid)t
nur oie ;Sreibcit oes Sanoelns be-
fhronfen, ionoern mub Die freie lln-
abbanaiefeit ber @eiinnune in ih,pere
@efabr nno Geriudune brineent
,penm bieie Herionen nno Dienltltel=
Ien 5ualeid) eine driitfeiuolide Belt=
anibauling pertreten unb BEL oen bon
linen obbdneieen Menihen burhau
feten nerIuden. Grit rebt ioI6e Ab-
ban9iefeit seeeben lit bel allen 8e-
nl,fpn 1lnH fneIn1er NGit AnA fneIcf,pr
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Sic Some oes stir6enjabres- -Jronlei9namstett

8eniee Sobfeite oes &irbeniabre
| fino 10 itsrf Ausbrnd zines innere1
8ebiiriniiies oes. sldibigem 0enlhel
,pie oas 5ronleid)namsfeit. Das Sci
Der eroben Suloisnne, at Der oa
fatboliihe 9er5 iib gebrangt fiiblt
@in,naI ipenieitens inn Sabre nollel
mir Der 8elt oas @ebeimnis nniere
aitdre 3eigen. ginmal menialten
int Sabre ion oer @efaugenc oer Sic
be oas @ottesba,ls ooer fpenigiten
ben Sabernafel perloiieu mo als I'm
ler aeieierter 6onig I'M triumph
onrb Die 5traBeu ooer Die Stride aie
ben. @inmol menieitens int SSabr
Ioa ibn einc 6ffentIihe Suloienn.
5uteil peroenL iuie lie ibm eebiibrt
cine Suloi9rug, oie !3e,laniS oopol
sibt, ipos Die beilieite @uhoriitie oen
fatboliihen Meuiben beoeiltet.
Dos @ebeinlnis bes Altares lit j
pabrbaft ser NfitteIpunft nniere,
em'5en religi0ien 2ebens. aue on
oeren @laube,lsnabrbeiten freiie,
nm oas Altarsiaframent ipie oi
Sterne nm Die Sonne. Sor oieien
@ebeinnliiie ibeioen iih Die Setter
Sir sic einen lit es bas lnterpfani
ibres @lanbens ,lno 6offens, ba.
8ano ibrer 2iebe nno Srel,e;; fiir Oi
anoeren bleibt es tmmerbar ein Steil
oes GnltoBes nno gereerniiies. Uni
alles fom,nt fir ilns oarauf an, tpi'
mir nns praftiid 5u oieiem @ebeim
nifie ltellen.
Nibts in ,tnierem aefanten @lau
bensleben muB 10 antiefit iibernatiir
lid anfgefabt tperoen ipie bas Safra
ment oes altares. 9enn mir es abe,
pirflih sau5 nit ben offenem aueet
oes @Iaubens, gan3 in @eiite be,
llebernatnr betradten, oonn miiiief
mir INNER ipieber iibernGltigt, ct.
ibiittert oafteben Dor Der nngebeuren
nnfabbaren 9atiohe, bob ienes I'M
ldeinbare 8rot, oas amf oem AItore
rubt mao nns aur Speiie eeeebe,l
miro, nihts anoeres lit, als Der le.
benoige, berfIGrte Qeib 6es @ottes.
iobnes. Das sebt 10 iiber alles natiir.
Iide 8esreifen binous, oab fia aud
in uns a,,ipeilen nieaeitbt ettpos bon
bem @eifte iener Suoen regen m0bte
Die iieb bon gbriTtns tpanbten nnS
anf feline erite ieierli6e Berfiinoienne
6er e,,dariitiihen Speiie nur Die eins
antmort fanoen: uDieie 'saeoe ii
bart; uer fann iie boren?" 8ir an.
iinb ia 10 tief i'm Diesieits berbaftet
10 eng an oie iroiiden ginee eebun
oen, bob bas 8eipubtiein elmer iiber
natiirliden 8irflihfeit zines Sc
bens, oas iu Der llebernatur beran.
fert 1T nn6 in Der l1ebernat,,r bollen.
oct miro, inns sar au Ieiht eerloren
eebt ooer ood auriidaeorGnet pirs
bon ben oufridtieen Satiaben unl
5or6erunsen bes eeeen,uGrtiaen Ct,
oenlebens. llno hod, tpenn mir tell,
boben pouen an gbriitus uno lei,
nem &ei6e, oann aibt es fir uns
feine @abl, oann miiiien mir eeraoe
6ieiem tiefiten aller @laubenseebeim
nifie eeeeniiber alles BLOB natiirlide
iid e',rer on. Seio nii6tern Mnf
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.&ir feben bsr 0tm Srammtrm Der DeMti6en
Tolfsgcmeini6aft"

| lnllfter lloD 1fS @DrtlIen, ais Ifeli
8atbolifem az beipeiien nno offentlic
az befennen.
Sir iino beute Anbos bel ale1
Shldeen, Die amf n,s nieoeriauien
SIM treueiten 9ienit fir Bolt nn
gaterlano, abcr auh ftets bereit, Il
Gnberiten Spfermut nod eem 3or
5t banoeln: uNan muB @ott meb
geborbem oIs ben Nenihen." 9ird
oas pom @lauben eeformte @eipiiie'
ipriht @ott 3n ieoe,n bon uns. @e
borhe itets ,lnlpeieerlih oe- Stimm
oes @eipiiiens! Nebnt .e,h 5nm 8or
bilo gum 8eiipiel ienen preitbiibel
SuItianiniiter Der alten 3eit - i'd
babe i'm ldoH friiber einmal ermabn
=, oen emit Ieiu Gonig Jrieorib DC
@robe iaete, ct ioae elm geieemabi!
aefGltes llrteil nod bent Wunihe De-
Monarden obGnoern. Da bot Siele
cole @oelnanu, elm Serr bon vtiind)
bouien, ieinem Gonig Die probtpo!l
antiport eeeeben: .Yiein aopf Iteb
@uer Naieltat aur 8erfiigung, abe
niht mein @epiiien. Sd bin bereit
! fir meinen &onig 5,t iterben, ia, id
bin ibm geborlam iogar ben Soi
bon Senfersbano annebrneno. pel'
2eben eeb0rt benz &onia, nidt neil
@emiiien. y SIT oas @eibleht iolhe
Goellerte, bic 10 aeiinnt iino nno i
bonoeln. iino Die prenbiiben Beam
ten iol6er Art m,seeitorben? @ibt e.
nitbt mebr 8anern nno 8iirger
Sanoiperfer lno Nrbeiter bon eIei
der @eiinnnne? gon sleiher @e
piiienbaftiefeit nno eIeidem @bel,
INIT? Das fann unb min ih nihl
alaubeu. llno oarnm nod einmol
8er6et bart! 8leibt felt! Bleibl
8leibt itanbboft! sSie Der ambos
,tno mie er inter ben 6ammerfdid
gen! sc fonn Iein, bob Der @ebor:
fam aegen @ott, Srene gegen oas
@eipiiien, mir ooer audi ei,h oas Sc.
beu, bic sSreibeit ober bic 8ein,at to
1tet! aber: ,,9ieber Iterben als iiin.
oieen!" Noee @ottes @naoe, obne
oie mir nibts permoeen, mir nno e,,d
Die nneribiitterlihe Seitiefeit eeber
unb erbalten.
0eeine Iieben &otboIifen bon Niin
tier! Nohoem in Der Naht bonn Z
aum s. Suit oas Seitenihiff be.
Domes bon elmer Sprenebomb'
burhihlaeen mar, bot in Der oarani
foleenoen Naht cine an ber Nmben
luano berabfommeuoe 8ombe oe'
2uoeerusbrnnnen, oas Denfmal oe
9fiidfebr oes ieligen 8iibofs Sobanl
8ernbarons bon oer 8erbannuns in
Sabre 1884 3eritort. Die 5totuen Del
beioen 8iidoie 2,,iteer nno @rpbt
an beiben Seiten oes Denfmals iini
Itarf beibaoiet. sSolt m3eritort blieI
sic Steinfigur bes bl. 2,1ogerl,s, oes
Apoltels nnlers Miiniterlanoes uni
erIten 8iIhofs bon Niiniter. Seq
memo nnb anm Silnmel fpeiieno, ct
beht ct sic Sono, bnrh bie felt mum
oerbare @rrett,mg oes 8itoes nn'
bie Mabm,ng aur,feno: Was aud
fommen mag, ballet ieit an bent boz
@ott eeoffenbarten, bon ben Borfab
rem ererbten fatbolilhen @lauben. 81
aler 3eritorl,ne menihlider @erfe
in aller Not nno Gorge ermabne i'd
euh nit Sen Borten, sic ser crit,
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IteASts puUu Uul AHS nut UuNY JtHcS
erfiillen: Der ihlihte, benliitise
@Ionbe Der Singer: .3err, 3u tpe,n
ipllen mir geben? gsur ou baIt @or.
te oes eipigen 2ebens!"
Nie f0nntert mnr aHd bieies @e.
beimnis begreifen meaen2 SSas be.
areifen mir armen, blinben Neni6en
oenn iiberba,pt? 9eereifen mir, pie
Ser @rosbalm, tpie oie fIeinite Hflan-
&c tpahit ltno bliibt2 8esreifen mir.
ipie Die @citirne eSabrtamieno nm
Sabrtouieno int epiger 9inbe ibre.
8abn aieben? 8eereiien mir Oas ei.
gene >Ser5 nit ieinenl r,tbeloien,
Shlae, ieiner ssreiloe nno ieinem
2eio, ieinen gsiiniben nno Sebniiid.
ten, leinem Soften a,no 8angen? SIT
nidt bie gauge Natllr lno bas gan5e
2ebeu fir ,rns aneefiint init &atieln
uno @ebeinuilien2 limo oa iollten
mir Die bobite Sat Der sottlid)en
Gormber5i9feit beereiien2 9as &Os
nigsgebelnnis oes @rloiers 8ir
,tiiBten erlt oie Sobe uno Eiefe ieiner
2iebe besreifen fonnen. Denn bier
bat lneri6opflibe 2iebe iitl eridopft.
,mbegrer5te 2iebe ibre @ren5en ee'
f,noen. Sier lit oos tiefIte 2iebes.
ipl,noer oeiien, ber irine 8onne oarin
finoet, inter ben Meni6enfinoern an
peilen, 1,no ber oesbalb in Den
8rotseeltalten aud ,lnieren Sinnen
nabe ieim mill. Nie eren5enlos lit
bieie 2iebe, oaB er, ser eipiee, ,tneno-
li6e @ott, iid bon ieoem Srielter ber.
abamineen labt auf oen altar, baB
ct tdeIid im DeeBopfer nit oer Con-
ne nm oie @roe ipanoert, bob er
ih,peieemo bie ltnlumme bon llnglan.
bet, llntre,le, 2aubeit nHo @leib.
eiiltiefeit oer Menihen ertraet, oab
ct oft Die 9at bes sssuoos on iid er-
nei,ern lGBt in untpiiroieeu Ronln,a,-
nionen! Sn einem 2ieoe, bas mon
in ben &onaertialen iingt, beibt es:
y5tia ipie Die Nadt, tief mie Dos
Nseer ioG beine 2iebe iein" go 1T
oie 2iebe oes ei,dariitifhen Seifaa.
bes. Stiu, idtpeieeno, oemiitig giiibt
iie i'm Sabernafel - 10 itia, oab Tin.
eeadbIte tdelib aebtlos noriibergeben
uno ieinen 2iebesruf obne irobberei-
tete Mntiport laiien - nno bod tief
pie bas Weer, ipie ein Oaean, Der
leinen Beueniblae bis ans l1fer Der
@tpiefeit trdet. Sa, itiu nie Sie
Maht, tief ipie oas Neer oas 1T
6ie &oniesliebe 9briitt im Gebeim.
niiie oes Altares.
60 miro sic beiIiee @udariitie
tpabrbait oie Soune unieres 2c:sns.
Sn ibr nereinigen iid fir nns eleib.
jam mie in einem 8rennpnnte oie er-
babeniten uno troitlibIten @robtaten
Der @rlSiung. Durb lie miro Dos
@ottesbaus unier 8etblebem, unfer
stoaaretb, unler @olaatba, unIer
Abenomablslaal. llnier Betbleben, 100
mir Gag fit Gag outs nene bas Bnn-,
Der Der Nenih,peroung oes Betbei.
anoes ereben in Der beiigen 8ano,
lung, po mir Sag fir Gag sleid Sen
@irten unb @eiien anbeteno bor ibm
fnien oiirfen. l1nier gsaaaretb, ipo,
bin mir aae Soreen unleres tdglihen
2ebens, alle Mnlieeen ,nieres Bes
rufs- uub 5amilienlebens bintra9en
biirfen, bamit ct l,ns rate nn6 belize
lno troSte uu0 leone. ltn5er @oIaos
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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-01-15

Karen's teeth were chattering. 81
thought thought you said sharks
never harm brown men"
''This thing isn't like other sharks!
Nobody knows anything about him."
The incredibly long, monstrous
shape of Kai-Ale-Ale was shouting
near to the swimmer now; Hokano
must have seen it, but he swan
straight on, unmindful. The boy
manning the searchlight suddenly
swung it aside, and held it unsteadi-
ly upon the monster. A long phos-
phorescent CLEAN of turned water
suddenly shone half the length OF
the whale sharks back emphasizing
the unbelievable.
Dick sighted upon the base of the
great fin and fired four times. Sud-
denly the fin jerked rigid, and
great govt of water went up. The
fin sunk from view; far back, in
credibly far back from where it dis
appeared, the great tail fiuke rose
out of the sea. For a moment the
searchlight held it-a vast scimitar
shaped thing, higher from the water
than the Holokai's booms; then it
drove downward, disappearing in
black water as Kai-Ale-Ale sounded.
'Stay down there a while," Dick
said.
did you kill it,"
"You can't kill that thing"
The searchlight found the boat
again. It was rising and falling idly,
and its bow rose clear of the water
as the Kanakas hauled the slack
body of Hokano over the transom.
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CHAPTER XII

Hokano, that tall unhappy man
who had tried to end Lilua's life and
his own, presently lay bound with
wet cordage in foc'sle bunk. One
of his brother Kanakas had Dashed
him over the head with an oar, as
Hokano had turned, treading water,
to look at Kai-Ale-Ale.
Tonga Dick Wayne had been right
in sending a Kanaka crew in the
boat to pick up Hokano; the maxim
of South Sea sailors was true-that
no one knew how to handle a Ka-
naka except a Kanaka. Hokano,
naked though he looked, had his
knife slung about his neck by a SEN
net cord, and he would have slashed
the wrist tendons of anyone who laid
hands on him from the boat while
he was conscious. After one of them
had knocked him out with an oar,
another Kanaka had Owed to res
cue him, and had stopped the sink
ing of the inert turn.
1t would have been weird watch
ing, for anyone, to see those simple,
casual maneuverS-the Kanaka boys
standing with easy, natural balance
in the Keeling little boat on the swells
of the sea, letting the dinghy stand
on the heel of her scant hull while
they dragged Hokano in, without any
one of them ever losing his superb
balance, and never shipping a quart
of water. Nobody not Kanaka
could ever understand the easy affin-
ity of that amphibious people to the
sea; sea-riding a small boat, or a
canoe, or a floating stick, as easily
as haole walks on asphalt pave
ment, or handles his knife and
fork n
Bound with cords that cut too deep
ever to slip, Hokano lay in a isle
bunk, awake and impressive. Aft,
in Dick Wayne's bed, lay the girl
Hokano had tried to kill, fighting
for her life; the intense native vi
tally of Lilua's body held onto life
avidly, regardless of how little Lilua
herself cared whether she lived or
died.
Karen WaterSon sat beside Lllua,
and Inyashi and the Chinese mess
boy lowered behind Karen, useful
chiefly to hold Lilua down when she
could no longer be controlled. Lilua
was not out of her head entirely;
she babbled increasingly in the Ha-
waiian tongue. Dick went away,
unable to listen any more; Lilua was
talking as if her heart would break
and kill her if her wound did not.
He went on deck and stood at the
stern, swaying to sea he did not
feel. The Holokai when full out had
always had the character of a craze6
animal, able to drive across the sur.
face of the sea like thing pos
sessed, knocking the swells into
spume; but it seemed to Dick now
that she wallowed like slug, get
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-01-15
KEEP YOUR CHIN up

That's tUllGt the tCOnIen OF this
and every country are going to
haze to do-keep their chins up.
They are going to haze to smile,
euen ,Uhen the~ ,OouId rather
haze a good cry. And they are
going to haze to make "home,"
in spite of sorrotO, hard york
and sacrifice, a peaceful and
courageous place. Kathleen Nor
ris believes that better t0orid is
in the making. She says that the
more fully zoe understand the
suffering and injustice Others
must endure, the better able TOE
,oiH be to help build a truly
civilized society. There may be
fetUer miIIionaires ,ohen this is
ouer, but there wiH probably be
fe,Uer poverty stricken slunrs and
pale children looking ,oith be-
,Uildered eyes on q heartless
World.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-01-15

come from just one man. You
would feel yourself heavily bur-
dened if you had a wife, a boy and
girl, an old mother, an occasional
maid, a car, home, insurance
and taxes to maintain; and believe
me, in the face of the clouds, dark
ening over the world today, your
man does. One of you, or better,
two of you, ought to be helping out,
in however modest a fashion.
Share the Burden.
One woman in my neighborhood
went to a contractor and had him
turn her big top-story into an indie
pendent fiat, with a rooted outer
stairway. Bath, kitchen fittings and
stairway were the main expense;
stove and plumbing cost her 1912.
But the husband, who had been
getting So a day was now getting
SIG, and sometimes more, and she
could pay this off, and did pay this
off, at the rate of something more
than 500 month.
Then she furnished it, buying new
curtains, but otherwise merely ex-
tracing from the II rooms down.
stairs such tables, chairs and beds
as she could spare. This apartment
rents for SIS month and she says
she could rent three of them.
Now she has taken three back
rooms on the second foor-yes, the
boys rooms, both her boys are in
the service. But she won't let her
self worry or grieve; she says she
never thought life was easy, and
that she thanks God for all the
years she had her sons. She is turn
ing these three rooms into a sitting
room, bedroom and kitchen, and
they are so pleasant, clean and
roomy that even while the paperers
are in there the suite is rented for
a two-year term.
This woman, strong, confident,
capable, is ready for anything. Are
you? Does your husband come
home to an atmosphere of peace,
courage, helpful planning? Is his
mind at ease about what would hap
pen if he became incapacitated?
Old Way Gone Forever.
That old way is gone forever. But
I believe in my heart that new light
is shining behind the blackness of
these clouds, and that in Gods good
time it will break through. I think
we know more of the suffering of
the world than we once did, and that
we never again willingly tolerate
the crowding, the cold, the hunger
and poverty that the world has SO
long taken for granted.
We may live more simply, but il
will be more happily, too, if we can
feel that the old day of ccntrasted
luxuries and miseries is over, and
men have learned that the real
riches of life lies in sharing.
Fewer multi millionaires, per-
haps, as income tax and inheritance
tax and social security tax take
their toll. But fewer paupers, too,
fewer black slums out of which
white-faced little children look with
bewildered eyes.
AS the radio and the newsreeis
and the commentators tell us more
and more of these conditions, we feel
our responsibility more and more,
and with that awakening the change
must come. Indeed, it is here. Ard
So we grow more like the bli'', mao
in the Bible whose ore req, ya1
simply master, that / II e.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-01-15
Mold Inhibitor

Science has again come to the
aid of the housewife-this time with
a development that effectively re-
tards mold in bread and other baked
goods, cheese and dairy products.
It is known as mold inhibitor, de-
veloped by E. I. DUPONT de Ne
mours & Co.
With the new development, the
mold inhibitor-in chemical lam
guage, a propionate SALTS intro
duced into baked goods and dairy
products as an ingredient.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-01-15
Athletes Foot

OF all the self-doctoring for foot
ills, Athletes Foot, or ringworm,
probably heads the list. Most peo-
pie troubled by the itchy, annoying
and sometimes dangerous foot dis
ease seem to be those whose feet
perspire greatly, and whose pers-
piration has strong acid concen-
tration.
Some 20 or 80 of the fungi (which
cause the disease) thrive best on
this moist, hot and odorous environ
ment inside Of shoes.