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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26

JUST NOW when strawberries plentiful
Mulberry mullins for dessert To make these add cup
3ished sweetened fruit standard muffin
|up honey the sWeetening for the fruit
INDIVIDUAL SPONGE CAKES from the bakeshop make
|ceient strawberries and busy
Sese delightful shortcake servings are thrifty too.
STRAWBERRY COBBLER grand to extra berries
ht overpe Sweeten the berries with honey light
strip and add III of Let stand for several hours
night Mix cup cornstarch with Of the liquid
ID add the berries Cook until thick and place in casserole
ng casserole with tiny baking powder biscuits and bake
(425 degree) for about Is minutes Serve with
fcher Of thick to pour individual hepings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26

afternoon, when aspects are less
favorable.
JAN. 81 TO FEB. 20
observation-disclosures today has
several rather disruptive aspects
increasing in force in the late
afternoon) suggesting caution
and perseverance,, there are also
benefc rays from the Moon and
Venus.
FEB. ef TO MARCH 20
Pisces - Advice to Capricorn
ians obtains for you, too. Attend
to important and urgent matters
in a. m. if possible.
A CHILD born on this day
is happy m b ination Of
Gemini's vivacity and versatility
and Taurus sureness and prac-
ticality. A cuspal child, close TO
the change Of signs. An emo
tional somebody who can be
reached by intelligent reasoning
and appeal to its sympathetic
nature.
Copyright. ls4z. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26
Tecumseh. the Gallant Indian Warrior.
Once Loved a Beautiful Blonde

by Dorothy Sutherland, editor
of r. N. a journal for
nurses .. published by
Doubleday Doran .. sub
titled what IL takes to
make a successful nurse and
how TO 90 about becoming one.
A good one to read IL you are
considering nursing as a career
first thing, says the author,
is to determine II you have
what II takes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26

BEST BELOVED OF the young
bwd is the dirndl-so pert and
coming! This Anne Adams
lie, Pattern 4075, has still an
Der popular feature--a front
ttoning!
Try a new border print, with
knt panels in contrast, or use
all-over print.
Pattern 4075 is available in
hior miss sizes IL, 13, Is and
Size ID takes 31s yards 35-
kh fabric, u yard contrast.
Send 16 cents for this Anne
ans pattern. Write plainly
e, name, address and style
mber.
Address your order to The
Inc Adams Pattern Depart
int, 1925 Times Square, De-
pit, Mich.
Owing to customs regulations,
bers for patterns TO Canadian
stinations cannot be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

BY PRUDENCE PENNY
BELLY ROLL places little
rden on the sugar supply. II
IS not require a frosting and
} yield of the cake is good
the quantity Of materials
Id.
p customary filling may be
Ehsed with-the brown crust
u make its own attractive
raj when the cake is rolled.
dried fruit filling offers a
htrast to the cake sweetness.
Soak, IL necessary. and cook
|Ir favorite dried fruit in a
nimum Of water, then sieve
b cool before spreading. 1t
i have a delightfully."- pleasant
Tor without added sugar.
This recipe for the cake gives
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26
Canning Jars

SALAD DRESSING. mayor
naise, and peanut butter pint
and quart jars can be used as
excellent containers for canning.
Use them for pickles and pre-
serves and foods that have good
keeping qualities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26
Jelly Ret

3 eggs
!. teaspoon salt
teaspoon vanilla extract
cup sugar
/ cup sifted cake -four
teaspoon baking powder
5 tablespoons water ~.
2 tablespoons butter.
Add salt and vanilla TO eggs,
beat until light and fluffy. Add
sugar in two tablespoon portions,
beating after each addition.
Add -four and baking powder
sifted.
Fold in carefully and quickly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26

versity OF Minnesota Press.
which I have shelved for future
reading, because IL is anything
but short but since Canada
is our good neighbor. we ought
to know more about her.
The book contains photo
graphs, sketches and maps.
Mr.. Burt Is professor Of his
tory at the University OF Mime
sofa but has lived many years in
Canada and has written a
number of historical books.
Nursing
AND ANOTHER, "Volley
Ball." by Robert Laveaga, pub
lished by Varnes for
Sportsmen-
And a timely one entitled,
do You Want to be a Nurse ?"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26
BY IRENE M. HAWKINS

Womt Easofs Inc Dc<fou Times
AS IF war on all fronts were
not enough, I must needs read
about the war OF 1872 in
a book entitled. Shooting
STAR" by William Z. Wilson.
published by Farrar & Rinehart
being the story Of Tecum-
sch.
Tecumseh, the Indian war
rior, who was killed In the battle
of the Thames Tecumseh,
whose bones were dug up and
yeplanted only last summer /.
on Walpole Island.
Tecumseh, whose name meant
Shooting Star and did you
know that among the names, he
almost received from his big
brother. Cheesekau, was
Of all things Rising Sun!
Tecumseh. with his ideals,
would indeed turn over In
MS grave.
And did you Know, too, that
Tecumseh was once in love with
a beautiful blonde named Re-
becca Galloway Of Piqua, o.?
Nothing ever came Of IL except
they looked longingly at each
other.
II you would marry my
daughter. said Becky's father
you must become q white man.
Tecumseh shook his head sadly
not even for love could he.
do that.
Guns firing back and forth
across the Detroit River
all me = wars, wars
always wars! They make fine
reading for future generations.
Guide TO Miami
NEXT I pick UP q volume en-
titled Miami" a new member
In the American Guide Series,
compiled by workers of the
Writer'S Program Of the WPA in
Florida published by Ba-
con. Percy & Daggett a
guide to Miami and whereabouts
and here we are with no
tires to 60 see.
Still, in case you get there
it's a complete guide for
motorists, with route numbers
and actual photographs
nicely done. Save II for the
hereafter.
The Cactus Family
AND ONE about cacti
entitled, What Kinda Cactus
Izzat7" by Reg Manning. who
does cartoon guides of the states
this one published by ]. j.
Augustin.
There are, indeed. many va
rieties the Chollas, pro-
nounced CHA W-YUH :.
there's the Jumping Cholla, the
Teddy Bear Cholla, the Chain
Fruit Cholla and the
Prickley Pears and a
whole family Of Saguaro. pro-
nounced Sah-Wah-Ro.
And there's the barrel cactus
and the Boo-jum Tree
no end to the silly things. It's
worth a trip out West just
10 see them.
History Of Csnsda
ANOTHER ENTITLED, "A
Short History of Canada for
Americans" by Alfred Leroy
Burt, published by the Uni
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26
HOROSCOPE By Frame H.Gs''

Look the Section your Birthday Comes In and Find What
Your Outlook IL, According to the Stars,
For Wednesday, May ~.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
II Perfect S2.29 to S2.98
RAYON
MARQUISETTE
CURTAINS
SI.OO pr.

Only 81 pairs that we got to
sell at this rock-bottom price
because of tiny imperfections.
They're filny sheer marqui-
settes some 66-in. and
some 88-in. wide to the pair
and in 54, So, 70 and 78-in.
lengths.
81 Originally s5.9s Single
Window Swags. Satinized cot
ton prints ---------- S1.99
, Originally s29.9S Lane
Blended Mahogany Veneered
Cedar Chests. 48xl9xl6-in.,
s15.98
Is Originally $3.50 Metal and
Wood Venetian Blinds. Sizes
%. "a, %, 80, 81. 80 and "a in.
in the group. Limited number
in each size w 69c
8 Originally 1929 to S5.9S Stu
dio Couch Covers. For regular
studios and Hollywood day
beds. Cretonnes and cotton
danasks $1,000 S1.99
Is Originally 81 Dining Room
Seat Covers. Green and blue,
29c
II Originally s1.49 Boudoir
Pillows. Soiled --l l0c
4 Originally s4.9s and 1898
Three-Fold Screens Sl.99
l3 Painted Striped Head Dou-
BILE Window Awnings. 8-oz.
duck, round galvanized frame,
4s-in. drop including 12-in.
valance and 30-in. extension.
Widths 5la, 6, Ga, I and ~
., s4.9S
Is Single Window Awnings.
Painted stripe. head-rod style.
80 and IS in. drops, 3o-in. ex-
tension. 30 and AZ in. widths
Gid os is 49c
Painted Stripe Roll-up AVN
ings. 6, 7,s, S #. 6 in. widths,
81
2 sIat Shades. Brown. 6x6 it.,
S1.e9
fcurtains and Draperies. sixth
Floor Awnings. Fourth fIoor'
The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1942-06-25
LINGERIE

20 Originally $3.50 Gowns
=. printed rayon crepe in
fitted styles. Broken sizes and
colors $1.59
30 Originally $500 Pajamas
cool cotton two-piece styles
easily Aundered. Use for
sleeping or lounging. Broken
sizes Sl.99
10 Originally $500 Gowns,
Slips rayon crepes and
rayon satinS. Lacy and tai
lo-ed styles. Broken sizes, $l.99
Is Originally s4.OO Gowns
and Slips lacey and tai
lored styles. Broken sizes.
$2.66
Is Originally 500 Chinese
Gowns silk-and-rayon
mixture beautifully hand-em-
broidered. Broken sizes S4.39
Is Originally 500 Gowns -.
rayon crepe and rayon satin
with lovely full skirts and
dainty trimmings. Broken
sizes -S4 S4.66
(Lingerie, Third Floor, Street
Building.)
Evening star., 1942-06-25
CLEARANCE:
KNIFE.AND.
FORK AND LAT
TICE PATTERN
PANTRYWARE

24-Black and White Canis-
ter Sets ~ SIC
34-Black and White and
Black-and- Red Bread Boxes,
Sc
5-BIa ok and White Cake
Covers SIC
14-BIack and White Bread
Boxes S1.0O
7-Step-on Garbage Can and
Matching Vast Basket;
White-and-red --- $1.00
7-OriginalIy s1.10 to 1898
Galvanized Garbage Cans.
Sold as is s- 39c to S1.99
5-OriginalIy s1.95 Hat Boxes
of fancy cellophane and
chintz. Sold as is - 79c
4-OriginalIy S3.49 Tilt-top
Card Tables. Sold as is s1.00
eOriginalIy s1.ss to s7.9s
Card Tables. Sold as is $1.00
3-Card Tables. Sold as is, 59c
7-Oricinally $3.50 Bath Eam-
pers. Sold as is S1.00
15-Shower Curtains. Sold as
is s9c to SO 90
1-Shower Curtain and Drap-
Set Sold as is S3.98
Is prs. Bathroom Window
Drapes. Sold as is. ACC to S2.99
4-Carpet Sweepers. Sold as
is " S1.00
2-Originally s2s.ss White and
Red Stainless Porcelain
Tables with Chrome Legs.
Sold as is ----- 1888
2-Originally $3.50 White
and Red Stainless Porcelain
ton Extension Tables with
Chrome Legs. Sold as is,
S17.5e
1-CriginaIly s11-9s Welch
Server with Dish Rack. Sold
as is A.JS
1-Originally Ss,9s Unfinished
Underbed Chest. Sold as is,
1888
13-OriginaIly S1.9s Unfinished
Wall Clothes Dryers SEC
2-Originally s13.sS Unfin-
ished Wood Sink Cabinets.
Sold as is S6.98
1-Originally $11.9S Unfin-
ished Wall Cabinet. Sold as is,
s5.9S
l-OriginaIly s7.9S Stainless
Porcelain-top Tables. Sold as
is s3.99
Housefurnishinns-
Floor
Evening star., 1942-06-25
ASSORTED
BATH SOAPS
39c dOZ.

300 dozen assorted bath and
complexion soaps. Includes
large size cakes of buttermilk,
oatmeal. CASTLE, pine, rose,
lilac, medicated, cold cream
and many others.
144 Originally Soc Ten-ounce
Jar of Romney Bubble Bath.
Complete with scoop. Choice
of fragrances 39c
144 Large Size Lipsticks. New
shades ~ Csc
4s Originally 81 12-ounce bot
tie Of Cool Colognes sec
zoo Originally 79c doc. Jergens
Bath Soap. Rose geranium
fragrances 59c d0z.
Some toiletries subject to 1o%
tax.
CToiletrias, Main Floor.
, d. Buildins0
Evening star., 1942-06-25
KNITTED
UNDEES

1o--OriginalIy S5c Knitted
Rayon Panties no ironing
necessary. Broken sizes SIC
10-Originally Sl.25 Rayon
Knitted Panties. Broken sizes.
69c
(Kntt Undies, Main Floor,
y Street DutldingO
Evening star., 1942-06-25
BOYS
FURNISHINGS

20 Originally S1.00 Sports
Shirts. Broken sizes s9c
II Originally s1.SS Pcplin
Siortie Sets. Sizes 4 and s 1sc
Il Originally s2.19 Junior
Boys PopIin Slack Sets. Sizes
4 to u - $1.00
46 Originally $1.2S Sports
Shirts. Sizes 8 to 16 --59c
1875 Originally 29c Nazareth
Briefs. Small sizes --1Oc
81 Originally S2.45 Wash Suits.
Broken sizes
(Boys' Furnishings. Second Fioor)
Evening star., 1942-06-25
THRIFT
SUMMER
SUITS

40-Originally sl0.95 Sum-
mer Suits . spun rayon or
rayon faille, with long or short
sleeves . one or three but
ton jackets skirts pleated
front and back. Blue, pink,
luggage, beige. Sizes 10 to
l8 -- $3.50
25-Originally S7.95 Summer
suits >. spun rayon with long
or short sleeves, long-cut
jackets, skirts pleated front
and back. Green, beige, red.
Sizes 10 to 18--- &.99
CThrift Suits. Third Floor.
F Street BulldlnE)
Evening star., 1942-06-25
WONEN'S
SHOP

30 Originally 1895 Culottes in
spun rayon full-cut. Navy.
brown, beige. Sizes IL to lS.
S1.S9
10 Originally $7.s5 and $lo.95
Coveralls in spun rayon ..
long sleeves, convertible neck
line, deep pockets. Brown.
blue. Sizes 9 to l3 - S2.49
% Originally $685. to Sl0.s5
Jackets in gabardine, wool
and rayon-and-wool mixtures.
Plaids and solid colors. All
properly labelled as to wool
content, Broken sizes IL to
18 -------S3.4 S3.49
(Wouen's Sport Shop. Third
Floor, F Street BuudinS.)
Evening star., 1942-06-25
NOVELTY
JEWELRY

lis pcs. Originally 5Sc and 81
Pins, Bracelets and Necklaces.
Lovely gold colored pins set
with beautiful stones. Neck
laces and bracelets in gay
summer colors. Subject to
10To tax &c
tJewelry, Main Floor.
F St. Buildinr.)
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Originally s3.25 to S4.S0
PAINTS &
VARNISHES &
ENAMELS
$3.50 gal.

Included are Floor-and-Deck
Enamel. House Paint, Interior
Gloss, Spar Varnish, etc. All
famous makes Monad,
Atco, American Just to
mention a few. Choice of COL
ors in all finishes.
CPaints. Seventh Floor.
The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1942-06-25
NEGLIGEES AND
HOUSECOATS

Is Originally S2.99 Cotton
Housecoats . in attractive
prints. Broken sizes $1.99
l Originally $10.99 Quilted
Robe rayon crepe print.
wrap style. Size IL S2.99
5 Originally S10.99 Negligees
rayon crepe, wrap and
upper styles. Full skirts.
Broken sizes $1.29
10 Originally s16.99 Negligees
rayon crepes and rayon
sheers. Broken sizes and
colors ------------N Nl.29
l Originally S19.99 Negligee
white rayon jersey, wrap
style. Size 18- $10.99
(Negligees and Housecoats, Third
Floor, E Street BuildingD
Evening star., 1942-06-25
THRIFT
COTTON
DRESSES
sl.OO

A smart, colorful array OF
striped and checked seersuck-
ers in trim shirtwalst
types, and easy = to slip on
coat dresses. All colors in
the group in misses sizes
only!
12-Originally S3.s9 Dresses in
cool rayon prints. Women's
sizes only, 38 to 44-----$2.00
40-Originally $3.99 70 $3.50
Summer Dresses. Cool Cali
fornia crinkle crepe coat
dresses, Sanforized shrunk, in
women's sizes 80 to a :.
also Bemberg' rayon prints
and rayon crepes in misses
sizes II to 20------$3.33
REG. U. S. Patent Of.
(Thrift Shop, Third Floor.
Street BuildinR)
Evening star., 1942-06-25
HANDBAGS

IL Originally S. Summer
Straw Handbags 50
60 ally 79c Large
Shopping Bags of string fab
ric ---------- 45c
6 Originally S5 Summer Bags
in straw S5
82-Originally 81 and $1.S0
Manufacturers samples OF
women's belts, assorted sizes
and colors- rs---------65c
60-Originally So Leather Wal
lets for men or women n---N.1S
(Hsndbass, Main Floor. = et.
Building)
Evening star., 1942-06-25
GIRLS AND
BOYS SHOES

so Prs. Originally $500, $500
and $500 Girls and Junior
Misses Brown Odords and
MoccaSins. Broken sizes, Is
to large 8------1.95
II Prs. Originally $500 Junior
Misses Red Open Toe Pumps
with Medium Covered Heels.
Broken sizes, 4 to 8 S3.95
50 Prs. Originally $2.95 Rope
Sole Espadrille Play Shoes
with Red. Green. Blue Or
White Canvas Uppers. Sizes
4 to 8 -S1. S1.S5
20 Prs. Originally $3.50 Big
Boys White Elk Oxf0rds with
Leather Soles, Broken sizes,
6l2 to Q ---$2 $2.S5
(Boys' and Girls Shoes.
Second Floor)
Evening star., 1942-06-25
HandkerchiefS

31o Originally 19c to 35c Mems
and Women's Handkerchiefs.
All-white mems hankies with
woven colored borders. Wom-
ems fine cottons and pure
linens with rolled hens lac
(Handkerchiefs. Main Floor.
K ST. Bulldlng.D
Evening star., 1942-06-25
SUMMER SUITS
$50

Special purchase plus re-
ductions from stockl Tailored
in delightfully."- cool rayon
"Shane-Kool"! Jackets are
fully lined and have long
sleeves! Skirts have beauti-
full, fluid lines! There are
several styles to choose from.
Beige, luggage, navy or yel-
low. Sizes 10 to 10.
Better Suits. Third Floor,
E Street BuildingD
Evening star., 1942-06-25
JUNIOR MISS
y CLOTHING

s-Originally S7.s5 to Sle.S5
Junior Miss One piece Sum-
mer Dresses. Navy sheers and
pastels. Sizes . to is In the
25-Originally S7.S9 to Sl2.s5
Junior Miss Toppers i.
fiannels. tweeds and spun ray
ons. All properly labeled -
to wool content. Beige. blue,
aqua, green. Sizes Q to is in
the group-----$5
15-Originally S12.s5 70 S16.s5
Evening" Dresses summer
marquisettes and other fluffy
hot-weather fabrics. White
and pastels. Sizes 8 TO Is $3.50
sRemember Jxsio, Miss
Is q SIZE-xot an are!
young washingtoniap Shop,
Third Floor, ? Street Building.)
Evening star., 1942-06-25
PRINT ssCREPE
SITZETTE"
DRESSES
1893

Exotic hambuoyant (.
floral prints on the coolest CT
frocks made Of delightful
Crepe Suzette," a meshlike
rayon jersey that in itself Is
preeze-inviting! Take your
pick of small, neat patterns
or big, bold designs {.
all with color running RAM
pant in the gayest of comblna-
tions. They're all one piece
styles with a waited as
sortment of smart and becom-
ing neckline and sleeve treat
ments. Sizes u to 20 but
not every style in every size.
(Better Dresses, Third Floor,
r Street Building.)
100 to 20!
ORIGINALLY 81, $3.50
and S199
Evening star., 1942-06-25
GIRLS SLIPS &
HOUSECOATS

~ OflG1ndIiy $l.5S hAyOn
Crepe Slips with Nylon trim
med ruff1e. Sizes 8 to II. S1.5S
S6 Originally SEC and SEC
Rayon Panties. Sizes 10 only.
3Sc
Is Originally S1.59 and $1.79
Teen-Age Rayon Crepe and
Rayon Satin Princess Slips.
Sizes 10 to IA - CSC
20 Originally Sl.ss Cotton
Chenille Robes. Size 8 only.
$1.58
IA Originally $1.59 Printed
Percale Housecoats. Sizes 8
to IL in the group
(Girls' Shop, Second Foor.)
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Just 50!
Originally JH9S to iI99S
JUNIOR MISS
SUMNER
DRESSES
ll.95
WONEN'S
BLOUSES

140 Originally S2.25 TO S2.ss
Spring and Summer Blouses
in rayon sheers. rayon and
spun rayon. Broken sizes
some soiled but a large assort-
ment ----S S1.29
2ls Originally S2.25 to S2.9S
Famous make Novelty Weave
Cotton Sweaters In popular
cardigan style. Pastel colors.
Sizes 80 to 10 in the group.
$1.49
1s7 Originally $2.25 TO s2.9S
Pinafores and Stacks of a nov
city weave or cool rayon and
rayon sharkskin. Sizes II to
20 in the group-----N N.19
accessory Shop. Main Floor, ?
St. Building. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Just 20!
ORIGINALLY 1875 to 1895
"MeIIO Charm"
MONOTONE
PRINT DRESSES
1888

A special purchase plus
reductions from our own
stock! Sheerer than sheer IA
nous "Mello Charm rayons
in dainty-but-brigh prints on
white or colored grounds!
Your choice Of smart one
piece dresses, suit dresses and
redingote costumes all
with fine details. Blue, green,
brown, navy and black. Sizes
IL TO 20 in the group.
tBetter Dresses. Third Floor.
E Street Buildlng)
Evening star., 1942-06-25

ORIGINALLY SIC dox.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-20
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tie iih 5lm @ebcn ipanote.
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tut oies'', perieste tie init fiibler &u.
be. sd babe es lonait aufgceeben,
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in menen 3inlmer 10 bequem luic
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mir sic Gube err ii6tlib gut, ean5 OBJ
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niile no6nals Dor mcinem @eiite SIC
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bohtieer Sled auf bent sSuBbooen
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leiIe. ,,Meiner liebcn Gltbea &inber!
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-20

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ger0,,ihlos, in bas SiirihloB geitedt
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uno Silllans, erbielt nber feine Ant.
mort lonoeru pcrnobm mur oos @e.
ro,lld) lid cili9lt entfernenber Shrit.
te. Sam fiel mir lueine Sfeiie Elm,
ober 6elelbe mar mir mibreno oes
S6lofes aus Ser Sono ge9littcn, nno
id) fonnte lie IN Der 0uufelbeit nicbt
ipieoer finoen; bon oen Streidbol.
5ern ober, oe oui Dem Glide ltonoel,,
ipollte fein ein5iaes breunell, ioooB
es mir unuoalid) mar. Die Ger5e onA
5n5iiuoen. SD ipar aIio III melnem
;3numer eingelhlollen, obnc iebes
Vtittel, MIDI nit Der aubempelt in
Scrbinouna 5n ieeen, uno niht Elm.
NAL initanoe, 2iht on5u1teder nm
meine Gage tuenialtcns etipas ertroa-
lider 5't MAIDEN. Dos bieB Ioirflid,
oen Spieb lmloreben, mo bas in ei.
ner &ciie, fir mclhe id) norldufig
feline @rfldrun9 iono. Oab iie MIDI
in meiner Stube einaeiperrt batten
unb non meiuen @ntriiItnnesihreien
teine gtotia nobmen, fcnnte i6 Der.
Iteben, ober rdtlelbatt blieb mir, bob
meine Efeife 10 ipurlos perIdlp,n,oen
ihien, un6 oa6 bon ben reidlib nor-
banocnen StreidboI3ern nibt ein Elm.
|5iaes sSeuer iangen tpoIltc.
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boben, mas bie Gutoed,lna oer Neuen
@elt eefoItet bot. 3unoblt babe oie
&oniain Ssiabeua sur @iuribt1ue Der
orei Sbiffe bent &clulnbus lao.
600 Marapeoi = nod oeu, &ert I'M.
leres beutiaen ,@eloes et,pa 1926 -
our Gerfiieuna 9eitelIt. iSerner eim
SsSabreseebalt bon $500 fir &ol'ns-
bns, fir sic brei &apitGne 1892. Die
0erpfles,na ser Seele,te foitete pro
Monat ,mo Yerlon $2.45. &enn
man bas aaes suIammenrebnet err
aibt iid, oaB sic @ntoed,na Anaeri.
fas, menn n,on iiberbaupt 10 iaeen
borf, aerehnet an Ben beutigen Ser
bGltniilen elm iebr billiaes llnterneb-
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lanac nit fnirihenoer Seele 5u'eben
mubtcn, tpic ibr &oterlono perbluten
m,lBte, ibr Seiliaites peripiiitet, ibre
Srouen entebrt, ibre Soffnun9 5er-
triimnlert tpuroe Soer lollte es ooeb
nod einmol eiu Efiueitmunoer oeben
fiir Deutiblono2 uSm Ser5en fotlen
ltets sic @ntibeiouneen. Ssm Ser5en
@urcpas mub iih oesbolb aud Der
Anti@riit ieinen Siea oocr feline Nie-
oerloae bolen", laete Der General.
lefretGr Or. Ssobanues 9tattcrmann.
Sat oie ,,Gatbolic &oIpins Societp
Of America" ibre beiliee Seno,ng
beariffeu? - Soffeutlid) iperoen Die
groben uno beroiiden Spier @in3el.
ner niht pereeblih eetpefen fem! -
s. W. Sbubarb.