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Evening star., 1942-09-24
Prisoners Steel Coins
In PinboII Machines
A. the A..oci.ted press.

BY the Associated Press.
BLOOMBURG, Pa.-Three TRUSTEES
who launched q business venture in
the Bloomburg jail were only one
step ahead Of the sheriff.
In fact, they ran right into him
as they came out of a storeroom in
the Jail where they had looted coin
boxes Of confiscated pinball ma
chimes.
The sheriff liquidated the business
and placed burglary charges against
the men.
Evening star., 1942-09-24
Peru Plants Million Trees
AIonq Pacific Coast

Peru has planted more than
100000 trees in its program to
provide it's Pacific coast regions
with forests. The regions east of
the Andes are as famous for trees
as the coast regions are for dearth
OF them. The western slope, how
ever, will produce forests If given
the slightest encouragement.
The plan Of the Lima government
has for its goal not only timbered
zones, but defense of the coastal
valley lands from erosion during
the rainy season, when the rivers
sweep down from the mountains in
devastating volume.
Hundreds of thousands of trees
are now being planted under widely
varying conditions, in an effort to
determine the species most likely
to flourish in the attitudes and un-
der the conditions of soil and hui
midity prevailing in these regions.
Evening star., 1942-09-24

Democrats AGAINST. lis.
Republicans agAinst. SO.
American Labor AGAINST. 1.
Total AGAINST, 17s.
Paired aa5---RANKM Of Montana for
and LANE against.
Vacancies. &.
Not voting AZ
Total membership, 435.
Evening star., 1942-09-24
Drive on Fifth CoIumnists

Forty "anti-Nazifacist" units have
been organized in Mexico to help
the government in the drive against
fifth columnists.
Evening star., 1942-09-24
Premiere Of Film
Brings War Bond Sale
OF S1,S22,675
Audience at Mrs. HodIey'
Opening includes
Many Celebrities

(AndreU r. Kelley's reuieD OF
"The War Against Mrs. Hddley"
on Page C-3J
With a War bond the price of
admission, more than $1,822,675
worth of bonds were bought by
Washingtonians who filled every one
Of the Capitol Theater's 3.434 seats
for the victory world premiere OF
1.-THE War Against Mrs. Hadley"
last night.
The audience, which included
cabinet members, congressional
leaders and outstanding members of
the armed forces, heard brief talks
by Edward Arnold and Fay Banter,
co-stars Of the picture, before the
drama was unfolded on the screen.
Referring to the War bonds he
has been helping to sell In personal
appearances throughout the coun-
try as bonds of freedom Mr..
Arnold said they proclaimed to the
world that this country means to
adhere to the Christian principles
on which 1t was founded.
Pictures Transformation.
Miss BANTER remarked on the
transformation in the character OF
"Stella Hadley," the washington So
cialite she plays in the MGM pic
ture. from a woman who felt that
fighting the war is job for some
one else to one who finally does her
part on the home front.
Miss Banter paid particular trib-
ute to one Washington woman In
the audience, Mrs. william Mason
Wright, who has lived through four
wars. She said Mrs. Wright lived
In a frontier post as bride, with
her first son being born at the close
of the Indian Wars. She had an
other son to care for when her hus-
band was fighting in the Spanish
American War. Both her sons as
well as her husband were in the
World War. Now her husband Is
q retired major general. but her
sons are on active duty.
The sons are Col. Mason Wright,
r., of the Army and Capt. Jeraud
Wright of the Navy. Mrs. Wright's
daughter is the wife of David Key
of the State Department.
The premiere of "The War Against
Mrs. Hadley" was arranged through
the District War Savings Staff.
Civic Group Aid.
Success of the premier was at
tributed to the cooperation OF the
District Bankers Association, the
Board of Trade, the Merchant and
Manufacturers Association and
washington civic organizations. The
Bankers Association reported bond
sales Of 81 ,430, $50 In 81 banks which
handled tickets. The Board OF
Trade sold another $292 1875 through
It's special War Bonds Committee.
Substantial sales were reported by
the other cooperating organiza-
tions.
The price Of admission ranged
from a $25 bond purchase for a seat
in the balcony to 81 ZOO and up for
seats in the golden horseshoe. Reg
ular popular price performances Of
the picture begin today at the
Capitol.
Mr.. Arnold and Miss Banter were
scheduled to leave for New York
today and will take part In a salute
to Mrs. Hadley" on the Kate Smith
CHS radio program tomorrow night.
Mr.. Arnold's appearance here cli-
NAKED tour during which he was
credited with more than $7,000. 900
in bond sales.
Evening star., 1942-09-24
Mexico Builds Locomotive

Construction Of the first locomo-
tive ever made in Mexico has been
started at Acambaro by order of
President Avila Camacho.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10

Head over heels, but without a
yelp of protest, he somersaulted
and bounded down, down-and
actually was thrown out some Il
feet into the water by his last
Irichochet.
Whether he was bruised or not
never mattered to Danny. Within
second after his splash, he was
swimming gracefully, fOrcefully
out with the ebbing tide.
"H'lo, Danny boy tow me
In" said a weak voice some ID
minutes later.
II the man was surprised, he
was too far gone TO show IL
though there would be times In
after weeks when tears would
glisten in his smiling, prideful
eyes as he told the tale.
Danny took the jersey sleeve
in his teeth, carefully avoiding the
skin beneath. Then his powerful
ltireless legs churned foam, as he
started TO buck the strong tide oil
the Orkneys, and bring his master
to safety.
At long last he did II. And after
the man had tried several times
the big dog pulling at him. nosinl
him, and refusing to let him Id
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10
Answer to yesterdays puzzle.

and possible death, not mere
scratches.
i So the bulldog jaws crunched ,
couple of times.
The meal was excellent in quail
lIity, but insufficient. Every ounc,
of cells in Danny's 48 pounds o.
trim. muscled frame was ravenou:
for the long swim and the arduous
hunt of the roebuck.
So Danny, reverting a little to
m forgotten ancestor, made
short forays here and there in the
bracken, starting brace of
partridge, and even a fox. But
after a short, swift chase of the
little red fellow with the waving
brush. Danny caught up with him.
Then something odd happened.
Foxes in the wild state have an
aroma which some people and
some other beasts find enticing,
and at which still others balk.
Danny was one who baked.
He got good, warm Whit or
unwashed fox, and all of a sudden
he stopped in midchase, both
white forlegs stiff and sliding and
an expressionon his bulldog muzzle
of extreme distaste.
However wild and ornamental
they might be, foxes were not
edible food for boxers. Slightly
depressed and disguised, Danny
returned to the cliff.
At the moment he arrived In
silhouette. there, a faint whistle
caught his sharp ears! Danny
knew it at once. The master!
CLINGING TO CRATE
Out there, only a short eighth
mile from shore, perhaps even
closer than that, a sailor with
three broken ribs and a cracked
collarbone, was clinging to a crate
which once had held chickens for
the galley of the Trondjem.
The man had weakened from
the long immersion, and no longer
could as much as paddle, even
with his left arm where the ribs
were sound. And now the tide
was turning.
He was seeing himself almost at
safety, but now being carried
slowly, though with increasing
speed, back TO the wastes of ocean
from which he had come.
Whether or not he actually saw
the big white dog, may remain a
question. He had been whistling
feebly for Danny for hours, and
probably just kept il up out of
habit. But this time Danny was
there TO hear!
For a split second up there on
the cliff brink, Danny froze like a
pointer. Then whining yelp OF
recognition burst from his nor.
mally sound less throat. He
crouched at the edge, as though
TO dive so feet TO the rocks and
certain destruction.
Then intelligence supervened
Running along the brink, he found
a place which looked feasible. Al
least the drop was broken by sew
eral slants of shale.
And Danny waited no longer
Down he leapt--and the Sticking
singing small fragments of rock
flowed about his feet.
HIS FEET FAIL TO HOLD
Four. five, six downward. nerv.
Gus leaps in the treacherous rock
flake, and then the inevitable hap.
pened.
: Danny's feet failed 70 hold
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10
HIS FEET FAIL TO HOLD

Four. five, six downward. nerv-
Gus leaps in the treacherous rock
flake, and then the inevitable hap
pened.
Danny's feet failed 70 hold.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10

World Famous Comics. Three
pages every day In Daily Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10
knowledge Test
BY DIR. sABINA ii. CONNOLLY

What is the largest river of (a)
Africa; OBJ Asia; (c) Aus
tralia?
2-When did we first have (a)
the chimney; OBJ American
flag; (c) magnifying glasses ?
3-Which of these foods has the
most sugar (a) carrots or
cream; OBJ potatoes or rice;
tc) parsnips or turnips?
Allow many (a) horns has a
unicorn; OBJ years has an
octogenarian; (c) wheels has
a tricycle.?
numbers is (a) Il
Invisible by; (b) Is Invisible
by; (c) 16 divisible by?
6-Who is remembered as the hero
of (a) Thermopylae; OBJ Blen-
helm; (c) Crecy?
Answers on Page
ANSWERS on Page 27)
Copyright, 1912, by King Features
-----------------
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10

Who'll Be the First 10 Invade
the Moon? The British Inter-
planetary Society Believes IL
Would Be Nice and Peaceful
There In Contrast to Our Own
Troubled Planet, but Reasons
That Make Another World In
viting Are Delaying the Scien-
lists Project for q Round Trip
In n New Type of Rocket Ship.
Don't Miss This Provocative Ar
ticle by III. George Franks, Row
Ing sAuthor and Journalist, In
The American Weekly, With
This Sundays Issue Of The De-
trolt Sunday Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10

and never was in the slightes,
peril. His little legs twinkled with
bursts of speed just as the boxer.
hungry jaws seemed just about t.
close.
! And when all seemed lost, with
the dog intelligently circling t.
head the quarry toward the
abrupt cliff. the roebuck would
flirt his headquarters and jump
Overt
But he was not committing
suicide, as il looked. He merely
landed, light as a puffball in the
breeze, upon a ledge he knew
quite well. 1t was perhaps four
inches wide, but sufficient for his
tiny hoofs.
He frolicked long the ledge,
bounded II feet to another, and
then regained the brink Of the
cliff while Danny was still scowling
blackly down at the first leap,
and deciding it was not his pigeon.
So the dog turned abruptly
away and began stalking the
gorse. For half an hour he went
unrewarded. Then he found him.
self at one side of a thorn bush,
and a gray hare with her eyes
staring insolently at him from the
other side.
The hare well knew that this
was death looking at him. Yet the
dogs of his acquaintance thought
too highly of their tender skins to
chance them on the half-inch
thorns.
So always before the hare had
been safe in such covert and was
a trifle inclined to act upstage and
Indifferent about this menace.
BUT IT'S SAD MISTAKE
Sad mistake. 1t might well
have been that Danny did not even
suspect thorns. At any rate, he
leapt and plunged straight for the
hare, regardless.
The thorns caught and tore his
sleek short-haired coat. but he did
not as much as feel such pricks.
A pit fighter trained, he could take
lit-even when it meant mutilation
ADVERTIsEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10
BUT IT'S SAD MISTAKE

ADvERTIsEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10

there on the beach to die, he stag
gered erect.
Eons later, as it seemed, he was
top the cliff. and using his water
proof match safe to start a fire ir
the bracken.
Then, foodless but warm ano
safe, dog and man curled up to.
gether and slept, secure in the
knowledge that somewhere on the
island on the morrow, they could
search out help and Orkney hospi.
tally.
Tomorrow short story:
angels Flight" by Sanford
FARRELL.
The Valley settler., 1942-06-19
EXT EMS SION No ES

According to release received by the Agricultural Extension Agent from the us. Department of Agriculture, the War Produc . tion Board will soon stop the of steel and iron in the manufacture of more than 400 items, which affects number of items widely used in the agricultural field. Among the prohibited articles used on farms are baskets, canopies for electri- = cal breeders, cattle stanchions, except hangers and fasteners, chicken crates, chick feeders, culverts, feed troughs, steel fence posts, tanks for dipping, vat . ering, and feeding animals, water st orage tanks, wagon bodies, frames, and wheels constructed entirely of metal, wheel bar rows. Farmers will not be eligible for metal roofing and siding, except for main l tenance and repair purposes.
 Director of the Extensi on Service and Experiment Stations, Lorin T. o1droyd, arr rived in the Valley on Tuesday, June 16, from Fairbanks. He will spend few days in the Matanuska Valley before going to Anchorage and returning to Fairbanks.
 Director oldroyd recently returned from the States, where, he reported, people ore all doing their utmost in the wnr effort. Ono of tho most noticeable items was the lack of speeding traffic on the highways.
 War on imitation has been declared by the United States Government. It's seven
The Valley settler., 1942-06-19

point program is os follows:
 live must, thru heavier taxes, keep por- sonal and corporate profits at O low, reasonable rate.
 2-Wc must fix ceilings prices and rents.
 3-Ve must stabilize wages.
 Ave must stabilize farm prices.
 5-We must put more billions into War Bonds.
 6-We must ration all essential comnodi- tics which are scarce.
 7-We must di ourage inst1llmont buying, and encourage paying off debts and mort goges.
 Tho purpose of the program i g to stop the upward spiroling of prices against the common int erests of producers, proc essors, di st ributors, and consumers in this period of wnr cri sis. Appeal wos made to all of the people to join hands in the fight against economic and physical aggression.
 Delmnr Turkey of Roscoe Tovnsend' type- writer shop in Anchorage. spont several days in Palmer last week bringing typevri- tors up-to-date.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-15

g'ah olperloiiieen 8erhten, Die
sic 9lliocioteo Freb pergan9ene gScbe
olrs, europa erbielt, baben fiir5litb aus
Yoris 5lriiftebrenoe Heiienbe mitae.
teilt, ba6 BORT feds beutide Offi53iere
bingerid)tet uno cine erobe Geibc mei-
terer peaeu 9eohlaiiiefeit ndbreno
oes britilben Snftangriffs ont 3.
Mar5 in polniibe @efansenenloeer
peribidt ipltrbe. 5ait ale Sfii3iere,
oenen oie Snftoerteibigung ser staot
oblag, lollen in iener Naft einem
@alaelien in einem Nabtlofol, bem
gol 9obarin, beieetpobnt boben uno
pubten nifts bon bem lteberfaa, big
sic 8onben bereits ldngere Belt onf
sic Genaulttperfe lit einem 8orort
nie6erainaen. Die Offi5iere mobten
int 8ol Snbarin einen iolde,1 2arnL
bab iie nibt einmol Die 8ombenerplo'
iionen borten uno batten ,pabrldein.
lih BON ser gan5en Sa6e nidts er.
fabren, menn itd nidt Der 9ireftor
bes .2ofals auf bic Strabc be9eben
bate nnb iie oann ,,nterridtete.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-15


rum Yr0pnrnte, sic iett nuf Dem
Vforft 81 hnben iinb, befnmpit ner.
Sen.
- Eb. d., MaE.
tSeroNc hic llngI0ubigcn nno fol-
de Men'dycu, sic cine Hcligipn liir
lldl - nodD ibrcu @cidnof Snoe-
ld)nltten - bobcn, linO eS, peld)c an
M,llncrhln9c, Ernpbc5eiunocn nno
pftultiltlld)C QnNc 9lolbcn. ySir &n-
tDplltcn Qlnllbcn on WlmoCr, .. b. on
iolc)c Scld)chniiic, Dic bon @ott oe.
mlrft pcrbcn henn @ott hat in lci.
ncr 9IIlnod)t olt Mnnocr oc>rirft nn0
lr1rft old helltc nod Wlnocr, obcr
MIR, menn cS lcinc Meisheit, @crcd)-
ti9feit l,nO tSiitc fiir gut ooer not
ipcnOlg iinocn. 9tid)t blo6 i'm 9lltcn
@lnoc, nid)t blob 3nr ;}eit @hrilti
nnh icincr 9lpoltcl bat @ott M,uher
0eplrft, al olIen ,}elten lGbt (Sottes
NlImnd)t Wltnher 0e'd)cben, nm ent-
meocr icinc 9Icncr, leinc 9otcn Su be-
lt0tl0cn, 0ic yTnbrbeit at bcScuocn,
oocr lcinc @crcd)tiNfeit 5ll oiicnbo-
rem
9Ind belttc oec)cben nod Mlnber.
@'ott lit berlclbc, lpic er honols NOR
1no @nttcS Wfod)t nnb Mcicbcit 1T
Oielelbc 0urd Die Siirbittc 1einer
Treunoc, Der Seili9en i'm Sinumel
lmo bciliono6iger Eerioneu hicr mf
@rheu oeldeben Munoer, mlenebore
Nilloer III ser Stride @ottes. Nepor
ober sic fotholiicbc Stride ct,pos M,n.
oerhores, lleberuotiirlibes, Elm Nnn-
her onnimmt, mic 3. 9. bel Der Sei.
ligipred)lng, nliiiien Die Wunoer in
ieoer 8e5iebung unpioerlegbar feit-
Itebcn. Eur nad) lnngipieriaen, 9riino-
lihen llnterinbunaen ltno bem Ser
neblnen Der glorblpiiroielten 3eu9en
unb 3euaniiic miro ein Mlnoer be-
Ititiat.
SSern bic fotbolii6e Stride 10 ip,n-
oeriilhtig lporc, mie Tie bon ibren
0erleumoern oft hor9eltelt miro, 10
fonnte iie manhe her 8eIt mlnoer-
bor eriheinenoe Sotia6en ols Glm-
ser beit0tieen, pos Ie aber niht tut.
@or nidt Dor Sobren europa uno
sic gauge @elt in Staunen l,nb Nuf-
reeung iibcr bas ,,lpunoerborc &rudi-
fir in 2impios, Spanien? 9is ouf
oen beutiaen Gag perbalt lih bic
fir6life Nntorit0t abparteno nnb
iobrt fort au l,nterIuden.
Hod al,nerI1iiioen Beridteu. Die
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-15

Siille ino Siille batte, ole Sorten
5leilb nno Slide ipie eS iib olO in
Sud) bon gutter &nllc fleloetc llnb al
les be'nB, mas 81 einem anlt1ubigeu
lmb gliidlidben 2ehen notpcnbig lit.
Mus ben Enrlonentsaftcn bcmics
Goblet, boB sic gtobrlrnaSmittel Der
orlnlten &Iolien Sdienilciidl, Shpei-
neileii6 llno &olbilcIId) mar lno ha6
alles nm oie Sdlitc billi9cr mnr, ols
nod Der Teforntation. Nrme folutc
man nidt. Nad Ser @infiibrllng ser
Eefnrntotion ipuroe es ouocrs. 9taf
Dem ollc @infiinitc ser &irbc, peldc
ooS Grbglt Der 9lrnell ipnrcll fonfis=
5iert, pom Stoote ipeo9enolnnen NOR
belL trotcn iiberoll bic 9cttlcr idos
rcllpeilc alf. ltnter ber 9clisclhcu
ibpanb ser @obl ltono, ip0hrcno sic
iSiibrer ser Meformotion lib berci-
derten.
SSn 9el1tlhlono 1nb in onbcrn 20n=
herlt. benen bie uSc0nlnoen' Der
Hefornotion auteil ipllroel, berrlhtcn
dbnlide 3ult0nbe. Me!t id)linlluer
,parcn ircilid noN sic protcitontiibcn
&eriolaun9elr.
- s. 8., So,ua
IS qIbt cinen Yotrpn fir Ole ga
hiolooen: oen bl. @r3engel Vfibael.
PIN IS. SSontor 194t bot, a1f Grit
hen bes Yrolioenten Der itolicniibcu
robiologiiben @efelllboft, Der Yopit
bcn III. gr3euoel Nfidoel 5,lm Saffron
mo Shnbberrn Der Rabiolo9en ,mb
neutrality-suspicious. erforen.
$ y. 3d. >. -
Dos NOR int Sabre 1898, als bon
ben Na5i in Sanlburg biele Dffentlihc
Terbobn1ng bes Maerbeilielten So
fromentes ltottfanb. sSn elmer Yro-
5eilipn puroe nlli eineu Sbaripaaell
elm monitrdn5dbnli6es Srnament, bns
in ser 0fitte bas Safenfrel5 5eigte,
poranaetraeer. 0ieie @arobie bes
Mnerbeilialten Iltors ioframentes por
cine oioboliide @erbobnl,ng bes Sei-
liglte1t, bas Die fatbolildbe Stride be
litt 1,nb betpeis Dor aller @elt Dos
tpabre 8eitdt bes gtationallo5ialis-
mus. Niht einmol oos rote, antibrilts
li6e 0fosfau bat ie einet lolben Sr=
fernalismus aur S6ou eetraeen.
IS. 8,, Snb. -
Sic baben re6t. 0ieies @ebiht
,,0os oe,lti6e 2ieo in Nmerifa'', oos
mir Dor nielen sSabren brahten per-
oient tpieber einmal berpcrgeboIt nno
snm beiten aller 2eler beroffentliht
at perben: Dos @eoibt itammt bon
einem Serrn s. 8ranoau uno tultroe
bon cinem @isconiiner &omponiiten,
@nitap S. Sbneioer, nertolt:
$50 einlttnals raunte i6allrig %
Des llrtpolos Melooie;
l1no een Ser Hotbaut &rieeseebeMI
gsab 8lut nnb Sfalpen idrie,
$50 EMIT I'M barten Daieinsfampf
@ea63t Der &olonilt,
l1nb 2onb nno Ser3en bat ourdtobt
l1nieleer 8ruoerapilt =
Rlinet beut' in ebler Snrmonie
0as tonbei6pit1ete 8ort
l1no brinet 8eriobn,tng bieier @elt
l1no ibrem 9isaffor6.
9as lit bos beutidaebor'ne 2ieo,
Ser aiten Weniden Gang;
8pm I1nait berlor'nen Yaraoies
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HuSkunft
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ult'ilueiHC "iu'lUthtb ptIttD1 .puiia't
OaB man lih moglithlt fern bolt bon
Gldsell, 100 cine Wtemge 2cnte perz
ionnnelt iino, pie in Sbeatern nmb
Snllen, bab man in offcntliden SrInf=
plGben lno Snilet5 feline SrinfgeidBe
,mb Saotiid)er gebrondt, sic BON
onOern benllet ncrOen, nno BOB man
fi6 otter Die p0noe- ipildt, bcppr man
III 6otcls l,no Hclta1ronts ibt, bclnu=
6ers lpenn man pprber @clo amgcfobt
bat.
.Sn Groufen5lnn,ern liiitc man
bmlfig nno crncllcre nn0 lterililierc
man Die Suft burO Allntcllnng bon
@efoBen nit bcibeln Nolier, bcn man
&erpentillol beigeluil6t bat. SSn ct
pa 5lpci Guort beiBcs SSnllcr aicBt
man cincn Secloffcl pou Scrpcntin.
Gl 0oppn 6cfpnlut ouS ;}inluler Ell
men on0cnebnen Sonncnbuft, ipos be
ionoer5 9ruItfronfe nn9encbm emp
finoeu.o 9lu6 Eleffcrnlin5blotter, Die
man 6errcibt, berciten cine gclunbe,
nngencbmc 3nnmerluft. 0ns &nueu
bon Gfcffcrnlin5 pcrnlinocrt cbcuf fnIls
Die Mnltefunasaefobr.
- Mrs4 &. s., Minn. -
SaHerfro,t lit niNt nllr cine lcibt
berooulid)c, Ionocrn ouG cine icbr &C
inlbc Speilc. Efarrer &neipp lo9t:
gSer oft Sonerfraut iBt, bleibt gcllnO
rnb miro alt. Sonerfrout lGBt feline
9arnpergiitlngen on nffonlmen. W'al
fam es id)nladbafter umo nod ollz
trogliber ntdden, ipenn mon eiueu
9picl ooer @rblen nit Dem Souer-
front 5ilamnenfobt.
= y. 81, Nebr, -
ssn Dem geipobnlibeil &oblal5 bat
sic Sausirau ein Wtittel, oas in Der
Solnilic pielfode GerDellotng finoet.
Sci &erbrennungen ltrene man cine
. ride S6id)t Sal5 anf lrm 8ranobla=
fen au perbmoern. Snieftenltid)e be-
tupfe mm iofort nit feudJtem Sal5,
Sci Solsentaiinoungen eureelc man
NIT Sol5maller. 8ei Mogenbeldlper-
Den nnb SoObrennen trinfe man
Sol5moiler. Sal5moiier lit ein GIT
tes 8rehmittel bel Gergiftlngen.
= 9ei Nalen- 1tno Salsfatarrb ibnl,p.-
fc nnS atnc man belize Salamoiier=
houpic ein. Gin 8ao IN ltarfe1
Sol5lpoiier lpirft mobltueno uno ltor
feio Bel niioen lno ihmer5enoen Sit
BEN. Cine fleiue Hortion Sal5 einge=
nolll,llen pertreibt Gopfibmer5en.
9as lol bie Sansfrnu nibt oa5lt
berleiten, Sa1a I'M ltebernlob bel
Speilen at gebralt6en. SaI5 1mo
@lig iino a1sgeaeidnete ol,Bere Sell
mittel, biirfen ober nlr iebr mabig
= ols @etpiir5e - bel Speiien per>
tpenoet iperben, belonoers ga piele
Speilell mie @emiiie, ioear I'M gSol-
ier Sala entbalten.
N. g., Mp.
@s lit unsablige M'ale, felbit bon
al,irihtigen proteltantii6en @eibidt=
fhrcibern betpielen poroen, bob III
nllen 2Gnbern, iiber ipeld)e iib Die 10
eenannte .,Neformation'' perbreitete,
Ser bisberiee Moblitano oller &loiiell
berIhpano unb iiberaa nidt MIR bie
religioien 3uitanbe, Ionbern au6 Der
5eitlide @oBlltano lbmanben.
III Scr beriibnlte proteltantii6e @e>
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