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Evening star., 1942-06-21
YugosIav Ship Reported
Sunk Off Colombia
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BOGTA, Colombia, June 2o-The
newspap per La Razon reported a
4500-ton Yugoslav ship was sunk by
two Axis submarines last night of
Rio Hacha in the same area where
1,417-ton Netherlands freighter
was sunk Wednesday night.
Survivors were quoted as saying
the U-boats torpedoed their ship anu
then heavily shelled her. They were
among an undisclosed number of
crewmen picked up. Two lifeboats
were reported missing.
Thirty-four survivors of the Meth
erlands vessel arrived earlier today
and said their ship was sunk after a
two-hour battle IS miles off Rio
Hacha.
Canonading was heard of the Co.
lombian port Thursday night, indi-
eating the submarines were involved
in another fght. F A
Buy bonds and stamps for the
BOYS in the camps. ak
Evening star., 1942-06-21
Body of Nozi Prisoner
Recovered in Cunodu
By the Associated Press.

3, the Associated Press.
TIMMINS, Ontario. June 90
The body Of Tanthaleon Rengert,
81. a German prisoner who had been
missing since Wednesday. was re-
covered today after engineers dyna-
mited i river flowing kafoneh .
nearbyTfnternment camp
Rengert disappeared while SWIM
ming with other prisonsrS
Evening star., 1942-06-21

Buy bonds and stamps for the
boys in the camps.
Evening star., 1942-06-21
ore-Your-Cor' Groups
To Be Organized Here

Organization of Share Your Car"
groups throughout the city was
planned yesterday of traffic and
defense transportation officials.
The conference studied a aues-
tionnaire which has been prepared
for door -to-door distribution to en-
list Car owners in neighborhood rid
ing pools.
A city-wide mass meeting will be
held soon to get the program under
way. Volunteer workers will be
chosen for each defense area to
organize the pools.
Evening star., 1942-06-21
Gloss to End Sessions

The Red Cross home nursing class
of the Democratic Women's Club
will hold its closing exercises at
pm. Wednesday in the Dumbarton
House. PTS @ street NV, when DR.
Jacob Weinstein of Gallinger Hos
pital will give an illustrated lecture
on the blood bank and use of plasma
Evening star., 1942-06-21
Flyer Who Delayed Christmas
Six Weeks MISSING in Action

In March, 1941, Ensign Kelly, a
crack lacrosse player. at the Uni
versity of Maryland, completed
flight training as a dive bomber at
Anacostia and was assigned to ad-
vanced training and later to active
duty.
Yesterday came the last word:
Missing in action"
Evening star., 1942-06-21

they have completed training are
being mailed the youths.
The county agent sent letters to
1900 farmers in the county eX-
planning the plan to employ the
youths to alleviate the farm labor
shortage, and urging the farmers
to participate in the program.
Evening star., 1942-09-01

The "oppIe Of every young eye" ;. handsome
tweed suit :. just like Dads with one, or even
better, two pors of long trousers. Single ond dou-
Bile breasted style coats in smart tweeds and coss
meres. And the trousers very we'll made with
pleoted fronts and Upper fly. Choose from brown,
grey and handsome blue grey. Ages 10 TO g. (AII
properly labeled as to wool eontent) Boys Clothing,
Second Floor. ST. Building, The Hechf Co.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-02-27

Spare ribs for hungry soldiers;
Skilled Negro workers in Chica-
COS great meat-packing plants
show war department officials
how meat that appears on the
plates Of million and half sol
iiers in Uncle Sans army is pre-
pared. Here at the Chicago
plant of Wilson & Company,
where Negro workers handle
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-02-27

you're giving your family three
well balanced meals per day,
building up and maintaining the
highest degree of health and efi-
cheney OF which your little brood
is capable. If milk is nigh, you
re using canned and dried milk
in your cooking. For no reason
WHATSOEVER do you reduce the
daily milk quota. If you can't
afford an egg per day you pro-
vide at least four a week. You
use plenty Of vegetables, leafy
green and yellow plus white and
sweet potatoes. A whole grain
cereal shows up once sper day,
there's meat as often as you can
manage. This is, after all your
main contribution to the war eff
fort--the health Of your family.
Don't forget that ever.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-02-27

golden brown. Keep hot In oven
while making IIollandaise sauce
and poaching eggs,
Hoiinndaisr Saucc
u cup butter
egg yollSs
tablespoons cream
2 tablespoons lemon illice
u teaspoon Worcestershire
sauce
70 teaspoon salt
Cream butter in a saucepan until
very soft. Beat egg yolks with
cream, then add to butter a little
at a time, until thoroughly blended.
Add remaining ingredients. and
cook over boiling water. stirring
constantly until 1t thicEens. Remove
from heat and serve Immediately.
Serve a poached egg on each cod
fish cake and top with spoonful of
Hollandaise sauce. Serve with hut
tered peas, spinach OF broccoli,
Serves &.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-02-27
LEGAL NOTICE
William o. Stokes, Attorney

Ruby Brownlee, whose last
known place Of residence was
Birmingham, Ala, and is now
unknown, will hereby take notice
that on the twenty-eighth day Of
January, 1912, Ralph Brownlee
filed his petition against her in
the Court Of Common Pleas,
Division Of Domestic Relations.
Of Montgomery County, Ohio,
being case No. 26537 D. r. on
the docket of said Court praying
for decree Of divorce from her
on grounds of Gross Neglect Of
Duty, Adultery and Three Years
Willful Absence, That said case
in entitled Ralph Brownee, Plain
tiff VS.. Ruby Brownee, Defen-
dant.
Said Ruby Brownlec will fur
ther take notice that she is re-
quired to answer said petition
before the expiration of six
weeks from the date Of the first
publication of this notice, to-wit;
January 80, 1912.
Ralph Brownlee, Plaintiff.
William O. Stokes, Atty.
208 Homestead Ave-, Dayton, O.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-02-27

There's man who has every
thing said Smith quoting the
noting stage star. He's a gem
tleman. I'll never forget the
fight Conn. He was losing on
points. He knew he was losing.
He had to knock Conn out to
win. II looked bad. There was
only two rounds to go. sat
there chilled, suffering for him.
Then Billy Conn's foot slipped
and he almost fell. Joe could
have stepped in and finished him
but he stepped back and gave
Billy time to recover It was
magnificent thing. No trainer
could have taught him that.
What he did was inside him.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-02-27

Add variety to Lenten menus
with Goldfish Cakes Benedictine, d
combination of fish and poached
,ggs topped with a tart, lemon
utter Hollandaise sauce. IT is a
combination everyone will enjoy
md served with a buttered vege-
table and salad, is meal-in-onc,
eonFIsM CAKES DENEDlCrINE
Goldfish Cakes
Id. salt Goldfish
4 cups diced raw potatoes
Dash pepper
2 tablespoons butter
Salt II required
Soak Goldfish overnight in cold
water. Drain and shred. Put cod
ilsh and potatoes In same sauce
an and cover with boiling water.
ook until potatoes are tender.
brain thoroughly and mash pota-
/ ,es and fish together until smooth.
id pepper and butter. and salt If
required. Shape into G large Hat
a.e1, ard FRI tham ia butter until
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-02-27

The daughter Of the late Ala
bama senator said that third on
her list was Wendell Wilkie, un-
successful Republican presiden-
tial candidate in 1910.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-02-27

Chicago, Feb.--tANPl At
ter Franklin D. Roosevelt, Joe
Louis is the greatest man in the
United States in the opinion of
Tallulah Bankhead, renowned Al
abamaborn actress. This was re-
vealed by H.Allen Smith who in
terviewed Miss Bankhead for the
Chicago Sun.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-02-27

NOTE--To buy Defense
and Stamps, go to the near
est post office, bank, or saw
ings and loan association;
or write to the Treasurer Of
the United States, Washing
ton, D. G. Also Stamps now
are on sale at retail stores.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-02-27

The Victory Club was recently
organized consisting of 16 girls.
the club met at the home Of Mrs.
Mary Moore, on Banker Place,
Fri. night. There is fancy needle
work being done with much in
terest. The following officers
were elected: Mary Scott, Presi-
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-02-27

that had to do with food; the
farmers, grocers, doctors, nutr1-
tionists, chemists and so forth.
The National Nutrition Con-
ference got good program down
on paper, but it takes more than
con1erring to get program 70
work. Conferences are q dime
dozen, but elbow grease is a rare
commodity. Here are some OF
The things being done, Maybe
you'll find niche for yourself.
In most places, all the city de-
partments, welfare, Health,
Schools, plus cooperating agen-
cies are teamed together to
bring to the people facts about
food and it's effect on health.
Right there is an opening wedge.
What is being done in your city?
Who's doing it? Are negroes in
c)uded? Find out, for pits sake,
and see what you can do.
The purpose Of the program Is
to reach everybody, in their own
locality, and through agencies
and institutions they are already
familiar with. But we ,kno1,
don't we, that sometimes every
thing is over and done with be-
fore we realize that it has even
been started. As much of the
work is carried on through exist
ing organizations, that means
your PTA, your church and social
club, your civic organizations.
All this work is not being done
in slap dash method. The call
has gone out for volunteer work
| ers in Nutrition who must be
trained people. These people
trained in home economics, are
taking refresher courses in Nu-
triton to enable them to pass
along the most effective kind Of
Nutrition advice. Then there
are courses for lay people thai
| will make them nutrition aides"
| And here is good place for thu
ordinary housewife who fs not
trained in technical home econo
mics. Lady, please don't le'
this harvest pass without reapinf
| a few of the benefits.
If you feel that you have nj
place in the organization and pro
motion of the Nutrition program
| the last you can do is to insis
that the club to which you beloni
include some of this pertinent in
| formation on it's calender. May
| be there is some sort of aid YOU
| club can give to projects already
| underway to improve nutrition
| the school lunch program. th'
Food Stamp Plan, Penny Milk
Are tie colored kids in you
town getting their share Of tfos
benefits? You can at least be
stir yourself to find out.
And il you don't do any 9
these things, you can be sur
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-02-27
Louis Is AMERICAS Second Greatest
Man Says Tallulah Bankhead

dent; Andrene Lee Joiner, Vice
president: Odennie Andrew, Sec
retary; Mary Moore, Ass. Sec'y;
Lily " Kincaid, Treasure;
Jernice Johnson, Critic; Liela
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-02-27

Gurlie, Sarg. -at-arms; Mary Till
man, Chaplain: Clara Lyle, Parli
mentarian; Sally Mae Martin, Re-
porter
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-02-27

FOR RENT--Room with twin
beds. For men only Ari'y 23l1
IAkeview ave- Phone III e75s.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-02-27

lots of expert cutting and dress
ing Of spare ribs and other meats
Lieut.. Col. R.A. osmun listens
to Fred Daniels describe the pro-
cess by which Texas steer ends
up on the table Of cantonment
at Plattsburg, New York. The
inspection tour was conducted
by assistants Of OPM Associate
Derector Gen. Sidney Hillman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25

x-RAY MISUNDERSTANDING Register
now. x-Ray Institute, 1895 Michigan.
vInewood 2-e2se.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25

ALL sizes. oil septic grease tanks, slectG1
water system. used floor furnace. -
beam. gas furnace, celler pumps, pipe on|
Warren. III
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
MoUing, Storage, Carriage

GRIFFIN Movers. storage. 81 load; in
sured; expressing, van service. Madison
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
Carpet, Rug Cleaning

SERVICE RUG CLEANING CO.--ouarsn-
teed insured. l040 Lawndals lLafayetteD,
VInewood 2-s5i0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25

AMERICAN tpip bull terrier PUPPY, pedi-
greed. black. 1000 0rayton. IT,. i-3t0s.
PEDIoREED cocker spanist pups. AL
black. Olive O6O1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
Female Help Wanted

BEST BUY IN THE CITY
Everything stArched and dried flat beau
tifully finished. II lbs, CSC. New Way
Laundry. 1850 Lemay. Lenox 6l0s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
= HELP WANTED -
Female Help Wanted

POLISH speaking saleslady for sausage
store; steady position. Call Tyler 4-Is34.
POSITIONS open for stenographers, file
clerks, stock clerks, posting clerks. Good
salary. Temple 2-5i5O a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
SWlTCHROOM
HELPERS

We have openings for women
who are mechanically inclined
and who can learn 10 use email
tools-interesting work-no eN-
perience necessary-you Will be
paid while learning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
Female Help Wanted

We have many openings for
young girls TO do general cleri-
cal work In our Revenue Ac-
bunting Department. located NJ
Bethune aud John Il. Streets.
Good. clean surroundings, under
cOngenial leadership.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25

sHRUBBERY. top dressing. sodding. seed
:. Ing. shade trees, all sizes. manure rea
sohable. Prompt service. Tyler 5-0e21.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-16

ten lie nit Sen 9auern ab, ndAlten
Sonntag nlit5ufabren. Der erite iuar
9bas. gSeiner llno lein Sobn Sobn.
Ser Nfte pobnte a,,f oem 8er9, cine
Neile oltlih BON ben Stride; iein
Sobn Sobn lnten I'M 9al (Wonoay
Greef) cine bal6e Meile peiter ber.
inter, ipo norblib bon ibm sic 8rlbe
Santop aneefangen iulroe. Der au.
oere sSarner nno sipar ser reidlte in
Der 8eneinoe tpar 2ouis Sdneioer
bon Borterpille, Ohio, niele @eilen
meg bon ser Stride. gr mar Elm 8a,
oenier, NIT elmer Broteitantin Der.
bcirotet Sic nidt 9elltlt mar. @r
aina in Sic fatbolild)e, iie> in Sic me
tbooiItiiehe Stride uno Sic Ginoer,
lpobin tie ipollten. Die &inoer famen
nur Ielten NIT ibn rnb if babe ite
ME fenmengelernt. Sic Iolleu ipitet
alle obgefallen Iein. Seute belt uns
Die 5anilie SsoIeph ssaIdl altf. gu
crit bradten tie lns sum Serrn Bfar.
rer, Ser redt freunblid ,mo gut NOR
lno iid frellte, neue @eneinoemit.
glieoer erbalten SIT baben Or ipiini6
te nns Slid uno @ottes Segen i'm
tleten 8aterlano. ieenete ,nls uno lie6
mns geDen. Die 9amern, oie llns nit
nebmen iUollten, : tuarteten a,,f ltns
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-16

uno mir beriWaden am ndditen
5onntog NIT nad 8einers lno
Sbneioers su fabren, mas aud ge-
idabE llniere Samilie aina nit gbas.
Beiner, ,no Biepers, Sdarfsen uno
Werfer eineen nit 2omis Sbnetoer
nod BorterDille.
Die olte Wutter NaId) nabm inns
alle nit sum 2unb. Ssbr Sobn Beter
q. ipar Sd)ubmaber l,no nerbeiratet
IN CHAPEL Sin; Sssobn nno SSolepb lua=
rem at Saus auf Ser 6arm nn6 bal
ien ben alten Bater. Sic luaren or,
me 8auern nit tuenig Sano uno oie
Wutter brauhte ein Wdoden OILS
Waao. go belt iie beim SsmbiB Die
Mutter an: fe m0dte ibr bod ibre
id0ne, itarfe aohter als Waao iiber,
lollen, ipos sic Wutter aud tot. go
botte lie ae.ponnenes Spiel. SdspeIter
@ertruo bate i6on brauBen BEL Seu,
ten eeoie,,t uno bate idon ettpos
aelernt. Sier bot iid mie6er cine
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-16

febnt iid) umo es idmadtet meine
Seele nah Deu Sorbofen oes Serru
l(luo alleiu bent perSebrenoen 9urIte
meiner Seele Stillung pirfD. Meill
Ser5 mo neil 5leiid iubeln (uo,t
@onne blrdltromt) @ott, oem lcbenz
6taen, eutgeaeu.
9eine Nltdre iino es, iponad id)
fdmad,te llno Seinpeb fiible, 0 Serr
Der SeerIbaren, mein @0nig 1mo
,nein 8ott ia lie Iin0 mein trallihes
9eim fir mid llnb n,eine &inoer.
a1no iueiter: . iclis, sic oa tpohnen
tn oeinent Saule, 0 5crr! Sn Gluig-
feit Ser Gipigfeiten (beltGnoig Dor
beinent 3elte) iperoen lie bih preiien.
&liidielia Der Mann, Ser ieiue Silfe
fudet BEL sir - Serr, @ott ser Seer
fbaren! Sor' mein @ebet, lei ,mier
Sdirmer 1mo blide ber. @ott -
beiier lit ein Gag in oeinen 8orh0fen
als OonitIuo) tal,Ienb, Senn oie ssrelt.
be lit iiiBer, Ser @ennB ieliger, Ger
Shus liferer.''
! Wir .,empiingen oen Seaen ser FL.
Meife umo Damn ben Seaen nit Dem
!aaerheiliaIten. ssrob Itanoen ioir auf
uno langen init Dem Gbor oen Dan-
fe5bDnlnus: 2anbate Dominlm ont.
Nes gentes - lobet Sen Serrn, ale
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Photo Features

CUTE @eleaenbeit, niel su Iernen, be-
lonoers aud sic enaltlde Sprade,
oann aud niele Seimarbeiten aitf ser
iSarnt.
X X X
Ser 5iueite Gag taste ipieoer friib
fiir Die @ltern lmo bradte neue Sor.
gen fiir iie Inn sic Samilie. 9ie
Mdnner sin9en luieoer aur Arbeit ipie
arn Gage porber, ltnb ipieoer 5ogen
Sic 5rauen UNI sic Mittass5eit nit
oen @iienbebdlter aur @rilbe Nr. 9.
Diesmal aing id NIT; ib poltte ie.
belL iuo ser Sater uno Snfel Bieper
arbeiteten, bate aber feline Shube
an ionoern lpor barfuB. 9as, ioIlte
h a6er bereuen, als ih auf sic gilt
benoe eiienbabn fam; sic aug Rob-
lenihlade lliw. fonItruiert par. Das
5tahlgeleiie gliibte, Sic 5dlade
brannte, 10 biipfte id bon Shlpelle
5u Sdtpelle uno blieb int Shatteu
Der Seitenipagen. @ir lieien bis 5,,r
Slnofp 8oab, Damn biz aur @rube.
9iefen Gang bergaB id ME ,lno bin
ME mebr iiber fold belize Streden se-
lanfen. Weine sSiiBe iudren beiuabe
perbrannt. Sn ser eriten 8ode
bradten mir oas Mittaaeiien nod .ba=
bin aber oann .niht mebr. Die Wdn-
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6ebanfea nmo GriMmerMasem
gen @eo 1rana Tmertaea

g0ifer preiiet ibu, ale Nationen!
Denn ieit itebt iiber ms Ieiue @na=
oenbulo ,mb Die Ereue bes Serrn
sudbret in gipigfeit. gbre lei oenl
8atre, belu Sobne uno oem Seilisen
@eilt, ipie es ipar I'M anfans, iest
unb in @ipiafeit. amen. ,,Nie babo
ih @ott lauter seoanft ,,nb seprieien,
oils al Sem id0neu Sonntasmorsen' +,
iaete ser Batter ,,,,no ih babe beim
Serausaeben nod obenorein Oas
,@roBer @ott mir loben Old aebe-
tet."
Die 2e,te Dor Der Stride ltanoen
nod etipas INN nns berum 1tno eiHige
lpollten nus NIT auf ibren @aaea
nebmen, nm bel ibnen Wittas 5lt ei-
fen. 9od ser Batter ioollte 5,,erIt nod
oen Baitor Ieben mo iid uno ieine
sSamilie ibm porltelien. Oarum fnah-
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SD oadie oariiber nod, uns beute
tot id oaSlelbe. Sente bradte id aud
neine aantilie nod pielen @efabren
aus Ser alten Seimat iibers Neer uno
2anoer nah Columbus, Ohio, uno
enolid nab RenoDiae unter idIuar5e
Afrifaner. Sier miiiien mir bleiben
toobneu unS arbeiten, bis uns Got
les 5ano lueiterfiibrt. @ott bat l,ns
belhiist ,mo bierbin aeiiibrt, uno
beute brinee ib meine 5omilie bier
bin in oieies &irblein por Ieineu
Altar. Wein Sera iparo pou bon
6reuben, als id a0e meme 9ieben oor
mir fnien ,nb beten iab uno lobte
aao banfte @ott fir aaes lit ieinem
N. Sempel. Sd las inn @ebetbud)
ben Biolm: Aie lieblid iino oeine
@eselte. . 5err ser Seeridaren. Gs
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Die 1leberreIte bes bl. Ganilius,
Softors Ser Stride ,mo oes Batrons
Der Stabt sSreibtrs in Ser Sdlpeia
limb nab Ser reltaurierten 1mo nem
aelpetbten Seiuitenfirhe iibertraeeu
nno in bent SauptaItar oes bl. Mi.
d)ael beigeiebt tporoen. Cine Heliaue
bes I'll. Nifolaus bon Ser ssliie 1T in
elmer Seitenfapelle, mo friiber ser
2eib 6es bl. Ganiiilts rubte, heiaeiett
nor6en.
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Mittipod, Sea tG. stpttater f942

WNSsS%SWsWf
ner nabmea oie giieneimer nit uno
blieben I'M Sod Bel Ser Mrbeit. Die
ssrauen nud,.
aber iest fan,en 5druierisfeiten.
Sic batten 8aidfdaer (tubs), Bofd-
bretter (,paib boaros) rno Seife,
aber fein @aiier; nur einen 8rnnnen
fiir 12 &dilIer nno bas @alier mar
nod bart. Die 2oblenseielfhaFt
plante einen 8runnen fir ie bier ooer
iehs 6alnilien: sic 1tl,Bten aber nod
eeeraben iperben. llniere stpet So
n.ilien batten beioe cine groBe Ndide
bon Der &eiie Der. gas ipar sn tun2
gs mnBten Sic Wdnner belfen, @ai-
Ier berbeisuIhleppen aus Oem Bad
einen 8lod entiernt. 0od Die Sio
Sunoap Greet iit bier ldons Helm nno
ipir6 i'm, CONNER troden; es ga6
ober nod einige tiefe 2o6er> bol Bai-
|er uao bieie lieierteu oas noii9e
Nos. SIM Au9uit puroe alles teoden
uno oie @ruben lieierten Baiier fiir
Menideu lno Bieb. 3u ser Sett
trieben oie 8anern ibr 8ieb iueit ber
sur @aIiertranfe BEL @rube No. 3.
SO Mite 9eaper, ser piel 8ieb bate.
Mnhresp Slid, Tom Woor nno anbere,
oie lint Nenbpi0e ipobnten, n,uBten
oasieibe tun.s, Die 8erglente brad,tett
gl,tes 9rinfipaher bon Der @rube nit
nad 9auie; oas @afier ipar oan,als
iait 10 teuer ipie Bier 6 @ents oas
8las). 0a oas @aiier intmer tpeni-
ger louroe, ipnroe es alib sefubrtid,
.. \. naselunO; ntande Sellte iultroen
franf, aber nibt sic DelttiAen. sic
batten sSsi.itruftioneu bon brauBen ber
ilt 6eodbtnis: ,,Am fremoen Srt
ntiiBt ibr elld Dor een @aiier IN adt
neblnen. Dasielbe nid)t eilig nno niht
su piel trnlfen. Grit abfoder, trinft
falten &affee. " 9as taten mir; ste
5ralen iorgten oofiir ltno bie &affee-
ntiible ipuroe itarf 9ebraltdt, obipobt
Die .Raffee6oDten tener lpareit. Ser
Doftor ipare nod teurer getporoen.
bier in Henonile ipar bantals elm
Sine groBe @alde = Die SSrauen
batten oipel Gage lang oanlit al tull.
an1 Bic Neaerfrauen balfen iuieoer.
Sic iuuBten, ipie man bas 8alier
ipeih nndhen fam 5ltut 8aiden, oa-
SIT Die ridtise Seife; Damn sic 8aihe-
leinen nno @aibeflan,mern; alA
Vldlle, Starfe - iie bolten ales aus
oen Saoen ltf5 5eisten es ben
Jrallen. 81 faneu iie idon burd
nno lernten 9leib piel. sfud bas
9iigeln nit amerifanilben Yiisel-
eiien lernten iie fennen. u@ott, mas
ino mir oodj ollnnn', meinte 1berele
BIeper, ,,alld oas @aldeu ,mo 8it-
seln ,niiiien mir lpieoer lerneu.'
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Anl6Bfih Ser @roffnuua ser neueu

anldBGid Ser @r0ffnnua ser neaen
5eifion BEG oberfen @eriAtsbofes
areentiniens bat Sic Yrooinaresie-
rung bon Santa Sc bent @erithtsbof
cine aopie bes beriibmteu Gbiito De
los GonItitltpentes seidenft. 9as Ori-
siaal bieies aru5ifires, aui oas oie
@riinoer Argentinieus 1886 areue
5ur 8crfafflng aeibtporen babert,
tdnat I'M 5isunasiaal 0es oberlten
@erihtes bon 5anta sc.
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Gin fatboliider 8rielter, 8eu.
Bernard 81. Subbaro, S.S., fennt,
burb Ieiue jabrelaneeu 5orlduus
gen, Mlosfa nnb bie Mleuten@ SIT
ielu belier, als Die meilten 2e,.te
tire eigene Stabt fiennen. @r bat