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Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-30

and since had reposed in city hall
and the public library. Church turn
ed it and two Civil war cannon over
to scrap collectors.
He was denounced by George w.
Tobin, artist aud historian, Mrs.
Charles j. Dunlap. trustee of the
Westchester County Historial So
ciety, and Herbert p. Milligan, a
city councilman. Tobin. veteran
of the first World war, said he was
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-30
LIVED ALONE

Mrs. Wheeler lived alone since
her husbands death. She occupied
her time by knitting for the Red
Cross, reading, looking after her
home. and listening to broadcasts
of fine music, which she loved She
had visited friends in the noun
tains this summer and oily recently
returned from a visit with friends
in Riverside.
She was not happy away from
Continued on Page 6, Col. g.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-30
u. s. Bombers
Sink Destroyer
Two Other Jap Warships Damaged
By yank Avia+ors in Solomon Sea Area;
I8VesseIs Now Reported Hit in Raids

WASHINGTON, Aug 20. (UP) = Land-ba u.
Navy planes in the Solomons have sunk Japanese de
stroyer, probably sunk another and left third crippled
and burning, the Navy announced today.
Operating from Guadacanal Island, which force
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-30
Muvor Gives Gun,
Gets Criticism

NEW ROCHELLE N. Y, Aug 30. (UP)-Mayor Stan
ley W. Church accused of vandalism today for hav
ing turned in scrap the of the city, year
old cannon that once defended La Rochelle, France.
The four-foot cannon goodwill gift in May 1913,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-30
Like Father Is
Marines Story

NEW YORK, Aug. 20. (UP)-Capt. Harry l.. Torger-
son cited in dispatches for exceptional bravery in the
battle OF the Solomon Islands, is the of the late Martin
lorgerson who the Congressional Medal of Honor
Il seaman durino the Bower Rebellion in China
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-30
TEXT OF COMMUNIQUE

The text of Navy coElmunique
No. ia as of y noon EWr:
South Pacific
"1.-During the late afternoon
of Aug 27 Washington date q
u. S. aircraft patrol, based on Quad
alcanal Island, in the Solomon ar
chipelago, sighted one small and
three large japanese destroyerS
These ships appeared to be loaded
with supplies and equipment for
isolated Japanese patrols believed
TO be operating near the eastern
end of Santa Isabel Island.
"2.-After reporting contact the
patrol planes attacked and secured
one hit on the small destroyer.
"a striking force of Douglas
dive bomberS from Guadalcanal an
SWered the contact report by pro-
ceeding to attack the three large
destroyers. The attack resulted in
the following damage to the enemy:
"ta One large destroyer sunk
as the result Of heavy explosion
following bomb hits.
"tb) A second large destroyer
Continued on Page 6; Column u
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-30
900 Planes Blast
Two Nuzi Cities
In Gigantic Raids
RAF. u. S. Air Corps Repe at Bombing
Trips Over Reich. Occupied Europe.
Dumping Thousands Of fHuse Explosives
BY UNITED PRESS

The Royal air force Saturday appeared to be embarked
of the heaviest air ofensves yet directed again
Germany.
Raj fighters and bOmbers-aided by the American air
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-30
American Trade
With SpainIs
On Upgrade Now
Increased Flow of
Goods Prevent Entire
Collapse of Economy

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20
(UP) = A considerable in
crease in American trade
with Spain, enabling Spanish
leaders to work their way
back from the threatened economic
collapse following the disastrous
civil war, has occurred during re-
cent months, it was revealed today.
American supplies going to Spain,
particularly petroleum PRODUCTS, are
carefully supervised SO that none
will become available to the Axis,
it was learned.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-30
RANG DOORBELL

She collapsed and died after She
rang the doorbell at the Peterson
home, before DR.. Peterson could
reach her. Mrs. Wheeler had Suf-
fered similar attacks for more than
a year but recently had been feel
ing much better. Her husband jun
ius Wheeler, died in July, 1899. He
was an invalid and had suffered
from asthma for years before his
death.
Funeral arrangements were pend
ing Saturday, awaiting instructions
from a niece of Mrs. Wheeler who
lives in British Columbia The Ell
Centran belonged to the Lutheran
church in FL Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-30

nave SelZeQ from Ule JdDalleSe, Jllt
planes attacked ali enemy squadron
of destroyers.
This brought to at least l8 the
number of Japanese ships reported
hit by U. S. forces in the Solomon
area-15 mentioned definitely plus
several cruisers" hit.
The action occurred late in the
afternoon of Aug 27 the Navy's
cofmunique said.
An aircraft patrol from Guadal-
canal sighted the squadron OF one
small and three large japanese de-
stroyers, apparently taking supplies
and equipment to isolated japanese
patrols on Santa Isabel Island.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-30
Aged Woman Dies
On Doctors Porch
While Seeking Aid
Mrs. Barbara Wheeler
Succumbs to Attack of
Asthma Early Saturday

Mrs. Barbara S. Wheeler,
an aged Ell Centre woman,
died on the porch of a doc
tors home early Saturday
morning while seeking treat
ment for an attack of cardiac asth-
ma.
AT 2 am. MIS- Wheeler Suffered
the attack at her home at 734 Or
ange and decided to walk to the
home of DR.. F. w Peterson, ITO
Orange. One of Imperial Valleys
early settlers, Mrs. Wheeler was
about II years of age.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-30
NO CRUDE OIL

U. S. authorities, officials discloS-
ed, recently refused to furnish crude
oil to a Spanish refinery in the
Canary Islands until American tech
nicians were permitted to visit the
facil IS and remove all equipment
for making high-octane gasoline.
Spain is importing lubricating oil
and motorcar gasoline but ship.
ments of high-octane fuel, necessary
for airplanes, is barred
In addition to petroleum, the
United States is supplying Spain
with food products, tobacco and
fertilizer, together with some farm
ing machinery III return, this coun-
try obtains wolfram, mercury, zinc
concentrates, wool, green olives,
cork, almonds. raisins and some
olive oil.
Alexander Weddell, former u. S.
ambassador to Spain, said IN his
return to this country last Febru-
airy that Spain generally was eager
to remain neutral, that her people
had enough of war and were thor
oughly tired of It, If they could man.
age to keep tht'. .conomy ilJd.C,
he said, they probably could avoid
popular unrest which might thrust
them into the war.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-30

Total Cash, Checks and Drafts Sent
Through The Two FL Centre Banksl
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-30

Maximum Friday 101, minimum Saturday SO;
pm. Friday 80, humidity Is; am. Saturday,
humidity "a; noon Saturday 88, humidity 26.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-08-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Schmidt of
Cut Bank visited with his mother
this week.
New Fall mdse. arriving daily.
Economy Shop
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Arnold of
Gut Bank visited with her mother
Mrs. Annie Duncan, last Sunday.
For Sale Davenport and chair
to match. Simmons coil springs.
leather rocking chair. large oil
burning heater. See Mrs. H.
lverson. 23-2tc
Barbara Jean. Campbell of Kali
ispell Is the house guest of Shir-
ley Metzner.
For aale- Shetland mare pony;
weight 500 pounds, 9 years old;
used to children. Sc Lester
Morehouse. Browning. Montana,
Box to. 22.1tp
Uncle Sam calling! Bargains
calling at SHELLS.
For laundry and dry cleaning
to be picked up by G. o. D.
laundry, call "a or notify George
Courtney.
Lawn hose, 5O.foot length for
81 at the Sherburne Mercantile
Co.
Mower and rake repairs at the
Sherburne Mercantile Co.
If you appreciate service and
good Merchandise trade at the
Quality Market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Garrett and
son Buzzy and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Schmidt were business
visitors in Great Falls last Satur-
day.
Fishermen!! Reduced prices on
tackle at SHELLS.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-08-28
Mrs. Rebt. Starr Home
From Colorado Visit

Mrs. Robert Starr returned
Last Friday from Colorado points.
where she visited relatives, hav.
ing accompanied MIR. and Mrs.
C. R. Manuel as far as Denver,
the Manuels being on their way
to Texas. The group also inclu.
ded Mrs. Ray Schepp. who was
on her way to Galveston, Texas
to visit with her hus band. who is
stationed tn ere in emigration
patrol work.
At Callbran. Colorado, Mrs.
Starr visited a brother. A E.
Humeston and at Pallisade a Sis
ter, Mrs. j. D. Pontivs.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-08-28
Galleries Needed

The number of calories needed
daily depends on your phssical &C.
tivity. If you eat more fats and
carbohydrates than your body needs
for heat aid energy, they are con-
verted into fat and stored in the
body to be used as fuel at some fu-
ture time This does not apply to
proteins, B vitamins and minerals.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-08-28

HAPPENINGS
Of Local Interest

Mrs. Ed McDougall and daueh.
ter. Joy Ann. visited with Mrs.
Ray Yates at their farm in the
Sun River section last week.
A shipment of suits $lO.95 to
$22 so. Economy Shop
Mr.. and Mrs. James Burdette
and children we're Browning vi
sitors last Sunday. the Burdettes
being now located at Cut Bank,
where he has charge Of law Of
flee of Fitzstephens e. Ford. He
is a candidate on the republican
ticket for county attorney.
Skirts $l.9s to 1888 Economy
Shop
William Murphy is here from
Freewater, Ore. visiting his
daughter. Mrs. Harold Brown
and son. Earl.
Ed. Marion and Dan Hagerty
were business visitors in Poison
last Wednesday and Thursday.
For sale-L q d or timber.
Write 592. kalispelI, Montana.
22.3tp
Mrs. Bud Lutz and Bud Else
thagen of Kalispell were visitors
here last week. Bud Elsethagen
left last FRIDAY for the army
from KalispelI. Miss Norma Ann
Elsethagen accompanied M 8.
Lutz back to Kalispell last Sat-
urday.
For Sale-194l Nash, tires ex-
ceptionaIly good. Box 466 or
phone. 6S6, Cut Bank. 4-tf
For Sale Boat n d Motor;
bargain. l.. w. Smell. 22.lt
Miss Leona Durocher of Malta
has spent the past ten days at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Bernard
Mckinley. and has been helping
her sister in the moving prepar-
atoms. Miss Durocher will accom-
Dany the McGinleys to Bozeman
and remain with them several
days before going to PIentywood
where she is on the teaching
staff.
Genuine Plymouth M an la
lariat rope at Sherburne Mer-
camille Co.
Miss Hazel Hoven, home eco
Monies instructor in Browning
high school. is here this week af-
t err several months absence.
While away she visited her home
at Hobson.
Your cash dollar really talks
here. Quality Market
For Sale-Coronado refrigera-
tor; bargain. l.. W. Smell. % 1t
: DR.. and Mrs. Arthur Rubin
were business visitors il Gu
Bank last Saturday.
CANDLES Store repairs all makes OF
radios. refrigerators. gas and electric
washers and bicycles. tt
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Steele trans
acted business il Great Falls
last weekend.
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Tubercular Deaths

There were 46.6 deaths from tu-
berculosis per 100000 population in
the United States in 1899, as COM
pared with 48.9 deaths per 100000
population in 1893.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-08-28
Small Charge

While some birds make a small
charge for their keep, most of them.
found on the farms are valuable
tenants, as shown by their year
round food habits, the U. S. Fish and
Wildlife service points out.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-08-28
Opium PONY

The opium poppy has been sug-
gested as a wartime food crop in
England, since the seeds-which
contain no narcotic-yield an edible
oil.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-08-28
Just Few Fish

Peter Pond, telling of a tour of
Wisconsin from 1878 to ITS, said
that the Wisconsin river at the pres
ent Prairie du Sac had few fish.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-08-28

Building Resembles St .amship
One office building. in G ermany is
quilt to resemble a steam ship.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-08-28
Russia

Russia
Russia in Ehrope comprises
slightly more than half Europe.
Russia in Asia is tWice: a. large as
the whole of Euroce.
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Pirates md M:IInes
Small expeditions of q. S. marines
sought hide-outs Of pir atus along the
coast of China in 1856.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-18
Die weltberuehn1te
St. Benedict Wund-Salbe

Erprobtes Heilmittel gegen ale Arten Won
slten und frlschen Wunden, Geschwueren.
Gewaechsen. Bisswunden, Karbunkeln, usw.
schicken. Keine Stamps. so Cents die
Schachtel bel: J. l.. STAAB. l7209 Valley
view Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-18
- s.. Ct, DO. -

W ~ uHt llAgiteN, lptiN luutt
grlnblole gebouptllngen, Gerlerm-
hunaen ,me 2iiaen ianoriert. 90 bot
Die firhliehe Obri9feit es Itets gebol.
ten aeaen aue ionotilden Nnariife,
es lei oenn, boB es iih ,lm pid)tiee
Sebren ser fotbolilhen Stride banoelt.
bic aeaen ieoc Geroreblne .nnO Ser.
falihung berteibiat merben miillen.
0as 1T bie Gilid)t ser fatbolilden
Ereile nnb ieoes &otbolifen.
@etpobnli6 iino es fleine @eilter
ooer Nenihcn bon nieorieer @elin-
mlna, oft alih llmpilieuoe, ipelhe an
bielem Shnnslpcrien @eiollen fin
ben. Sic iinoen bel bent ni6tfatbo-
lii6en 2eiepublif,nt belltautaee fa,lm
8ea6tnng, oenn ein borurteilsfreier,
lnterrihteter nno eebloeter Ni6tfa-
tbolif tpeiB, nos oie fotboliihe &irhe
mar ltno lit, 1,nb lpas lie 5llr 1orbe-
rung oer 3ipililotion, ser &iiienl6oft,
&unit lno iiberboupt aum geilti9en
lrno leibliden gSobl ber Tenlhbeit
tut unb eetan bot. Nus Sen 5oblrei.
1en Inlidten un0 3ell9niiien bon
promenenten Nihtfotbolifen iei mlr
ein ein5iges aufs @erateioobl bernus-
aearifien. Ser perltorbene Gep. 0r.
Solem 8oloportb Smitb, eiu Yro'
teitant, bat folaenbcs iiber bie fotbo'
lilde Stride 6u lnqen: u9ie fotbolilhe
Stride Iteut sic bohlte uno erbabenIte
Sr9oniIationsnoft ser Menl6beit
bar. 9as oI(einioenbe Clement in
berIelben, ber @runo uno S6luBItein
bieIes rieIiaen @ebaubes iit Dos
GopIttum. 9ie romiih =fatboliIdc Sir,
DIE, ober oie Eopitfirhe lit ein felte.
rer gau, als bos nldhtiee romilhe
Eeid es ipar, bon meldem Iie bas
9eiitiae @eaenItiid lit - 1lmfangrei-
her, oouerbofter, ft6rfer aefiigt nno
,ulenOli6 porteilboiter fir sic MenIds
belt -. sic nnbelieabaren 2eaionen,
nelhe sic ronil6en aoler in Die
Simple @ermoniens uno in sic Ser.
&c @aleooniens trnaen, muroen iiber.
troffen bon oem Seloenmut Ser fiib-
nen geiitlihen Seeriabrer bon 2eaio.
nen fatboliiher Miiiionare, sic alien
@efabren 5nn Erot sic entle9eniten
beioniiben 2Gnoer hriltianilierten unb
5ibililierten. ..@s mar 6ieie fotbo-
lilbe Stride, ipeI6e sic tpilben Bar
barren 5abmte llnb sic ainoer Ser llr.
ipaloer 5u elmer menl61id ipiiroieen
Stufe erbob. :" 9ieIes 3el,anis ei.
mes eebiloetei, tpobrbeitsliebenoeu
Nibtfatbolifen pieot sic aeeen Die
fotbolii6e Stride BON fonatii6em Sob
aeidlei1oerten Siieen uno Berleum-
olrngen bon anf.
Chen neil oe fot6olii6e Stride.
bon @briftns ielbit aeeriinoet, NIT ib.
rem iihtbaren Sberbauptc, Dem
Eapit in Som, oie eipieen rmo IN.
tpanoelbaren relieiolen 8abrbeiten
im iid biret nn6 ser @elt erbGIt,
idant mebr 6enn ie sic gon5e BeIt
at ibr empor int ,tnierer 3eit aIlgemei-
nett 3erfaIs oes @lolbens uno Der
Uforal. au6 allf bem relieioien @e-
fiet berribt cine internationale Ea-
Init, Die perbeerenoe ,no berbGnenis-
pollere @irfun9en bat ols sic mate.
rieae Depreiiion. Sb9leid unae3ablte
Maiien, bon Io5ialem @leno binaerii-
len, in ger5'peiflllng li6 bon elmer
aottIolen Strom,'ng nit fortreiben
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| oft before Meniden iinb, als piele
iosen. aipiIilierte MenIhen. Gin Obj
ibredenoes 8eiipiel liefern bie Ha5i=
fiibrer nno oeren Sehfersfnebte, Die
slm nibt 9erinaen Sell obgefallene
aatbolifen iino. &enn Tie au6 nur
einen Sdotteu bon Telieion ober no,
tiirli6es Meni6engefiibl botten, mir
ben iie bic @reueltoten niht beeeben,
sic iie tdelih on Sauienoen bon unz
idnlbieen Menlhen beeeben.
llnlere Miliionare mo Sorlher be.
ribten, bob ielblt bie auf ser nieorie-
lten Stuie ser Civilization ltebenben
Golfer ein boberes @clen, @ott, bers
ebren.
@ub pielc Nmcrifaner biirften I'M,
lere farbige 8epolferung driitfider
bebanbeln. Aae Menlhen, obne ltn=
teribieo ser Hoile ooer Sal,tiorbe iino
@eidopfc @ottes uno boben cine I'M.
Iiterblide Seele. IS lit nibt nnier
Gerbienlt, oob @ott ,,ns als 8eibs
erI6offe,t bat ilnb ,lbon besbalb bra,t.
den mir uns nid)t, iiber anbere sll
erbehen. sserner lteben piele Solfer,
sic nidt alr peiBen Static eeboren,
reIigios lno moraliIb piel bober, ols
manhe @eiBe. 60 folnen I'M lel7
! ,,ltngebiloeten'' gteeer pielfad ,mlern
,,bohgebiloeten' uno iiber5ipiliiierten
@eiBen in ibrer religiolen llno mora
lii6en lteberle9enbeit oils MllIter Die
1en. SSbrc pnbl oft Iebr primitipelt
reli9ioien llcbunaen, =. @ottesoienlte
nnb oSpiritlals" aeuocn pou tiefer,
aufrihtiger l,no innieer 9telieiolitat
and bie Wiloen int Seibenlanoern,
bie ME etpos BON ser driitlihen &e-
lieion gebort boben, beIiben, nod Den,
l3enenis nnlerer Millinnore, oft mehr
| GeIieion lln6 Sittlihfeit, ols sic mel,
| item nnierer u5ioiliiertel'' 9teubei=
| ben. &eun llrallhe 8eridferitatter sic
Gelieipn ser ofrifaniihen Natilrpol-
fer einfad) ais uTetildreligion" nno
5etil6onbetllng brnnomarfen, 10 lit
bas 'nnr eir ipeni9 Io9enber 8ort=
| I6ipnll. 0fuu beriidlid)tiat ba MIR Sic
GnBerc grId)einitnq ser Neeerreliaion,
obne sic @enliitstiefe ser Negerieele
ouianoeden. Gotlahe 1T es, baB man=
be MeaerltGmme, ipelhe bon f,,ltipier~
ften Golfern nie beeinilubt iporoen
lino, biele reinere ,mo bobere &eli=
gionsioeen :beIibeit oils anoere bon
ser &ultalr ,,beledte" 9,otnrpolfer, 10
oaB bieIelben, ipem nibt Monotbei
Iten 70 bod ait ser @ren3e bes 500.
notbeismns itebenb oenonnt Werben
fGnnen. Sie Eeligion ser Neeer lit
4 int alIeemeiten BEL allen StGmmen
bieIelbc, 1,Gnllid) cine Milhung bon
@ottesz ,tnb @eiitere1a,,be, ser aber
bet Sen beri6ieoenelt StGmmen iih
beridieoenortig Gnbert. Ser &iler
eebordt tpie mir Dent ltrIadlidfeits
aeieb. Ser Mnblid Ser ,,nii6tboren
8elt erbebt iein Denfen ,,nb 6iiblen
5ur Nbnuna ei,,er ,lniidtbaren @elt.
l9a ieoe @irf,ne eine ltriade, bie
8elt einen Sdopfer, sic 8eltoronune
einen Sroner, bas 8flihtgefiibl einen
@eiebaeber borausiiebt, 10 aelonet
aud ser oenffaule Negeraciit obne
lmiibfames Mo6griibeln aur @rfennt
lnis nno Nnnabme zines boberen ,tno
bShiten @eiens. Mit oem @ottesba.
ipnbtIein ertpadt bas littlide 8etpubt-
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Dbis @aifenfrennb

einen Gag lang itebt, fann man mi
bieiem @iiig ireenoein Stiid bra,lne
2eoer ooer branne Shube tiefibpar
fdrben. SoIlte hein erlten GnItrid
es ni6t ean5 i6par5 iperoen, 10 fan,
man, nahbem Der erIte slnItrib &c
trodnet lit, elm 5lpeites lnb ein brit
tes Mfal ,oas 2eoer beItrei6en. Gin
anoere CUTE Wiidlmg CUR Sdtuar
5una bon 2eoer lit folaenoe: Ma'
miibe 800 @rantm Eals, 600 @ramn
8ads, 600 @romm S6mierleife
600 @rolnm 2ompenrnB ,tno 81
@ra,nm Ssnbieo tporm si,iammen I'M
|miide alfes tii6tig. Wan fann QUO
ned Slipei,ol beinliiben, ipeIdes bo
2eoer eeidnteioig madt nno iih bel
Ter NIT HnB (SooD bermiidt.
Son 5irniB (garnilb) barteeuor
bene ginfel lino nit 5Oproaentise
8arbolid,lre (garbolic acio) at er
tmeiben. Sssrt bielen Sdlen fann mo
nit 5hlnierieife boslelbe erreibel1
iuem man bic bartaenorbenen Yinle
taeelang bineinitent.
- Mrs. g. @., Dbip = -.
| Gub cine anoere 2elerin bat 81
5roge 9eiteat, ob man nibt audi Hoe
gen (Hpe) als &ofielubititAt eebran
| 6en famt. Goegen lieiert einen aus
ee5eihpetelt aafiee, mo fat falt Sc
edten &aiieegeidmad, penn non 81
Gpggenforiler nit Gaffeebobne
nniibt. Man roltet ouerit sic @oaae,
former llno milht oonn at orei Sci
len 8ogeen einen Sell &oHee
Soaar grbieu fonn 1nan in abnlibe
8eiie nit &offee nermiibe,l.
= $. 8., @is. =
grennelieL ipie allb anbere Sell
fraltter, ntiiiieu I'M 5riibiabr 9eIan
melt peroet, neil lie bann bie me-
item Seilltoffe entbolten.
/ 8renneiieltee lit gut bel beeinnel
Der @aiierlllbf nno rd,lmt griint
| li6 nit alien fanlell Sdften I'M 81
nern altf. 8renneiiel IN @iiia,pone
gefodt, bann abeeleibt,. eibt Elm DO,
| oiielihes Saarerbaitlnes- uno Saol
Dnds,nittel. ~
= ST. N., Sbip =
| @s laBt fi6 iiber &interldub be
| Bflan5en nno Str6uber biel Ioee
uno lbreibelt. glls anlee,neine Siege
laBt iid feltitellen, baB 1T alleu Nti1
telitaaten un6 mebr nod in liiolit
gelegenen Staaten, no, Ole @inte,
temperatllr nitbt biel 1inter @un be,
abfaat Die meilte,t m,soonernoe
/ Bflan5e1t Stolen ,llb 3ier1trGube
faint zines Minteribubes bebiirfer
/ Sn falteren &limas IoIlte man Ut
Die 3ierltrduber, ,,m be1 Stamm be
gooen bid nit 2oub ober Sonnet
naoeln beeeden. Sris uno Y1onie
bram6en >foum cine 8ebcd,,ng. Mut
Nolen nibt: Sollten Die &oIen bi
aum @runo frieren nno oer ober
9eil gana abiterbe,t ihneioe man it
| Griibiabr 6ie biirren Seile ab III,
toie @nraef miro ieboner a,,sihlaee
nn6 mebr tNoien liefern.
! aIe tpeidern &,ollen (gulbs)
| ipie DabIien, Sdlpertfilien mlB ma
bcr bem eriten 5rot aus bem 8ooe
| nebmen unb in itlhenmdBieer aelfe,
| tenperatur alfbeben. G,llpen ,ln
Nar5iilen iollen i'm Serbit gepflana
peroen oamit iie friib inn Griibiab
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einen editorial Comment" bon &ep
sames Nt. @iais.
- Mrs. +. y. g., sSG. -
Mls Yatronin ser Sarsirauen gift
bor olleln sic Mi,ttergottes, oa iie ee-
,pib bie norbilolihlte uno ioealite al.
Ter Sousiralen NOR. sSerner sic bl.
- Mnna alno sic III. Mtortba bon 8etba=
;nien, sic Sen Seilano betpirtete.
- Mrs. 81. g., @aib. = ,
@os Sic borm,siebell, mag nod
eintreten, nonli6, oaB mon alle n,og,
lihen @rIosltoiie- fit &afiee auf ben
Morft bringen miro. Die Sausfrauen
follen iib inbcs nibt bnrh ibone 9sa-
men uno iiberlblponeliebe Anpreiim
gen betoren loiien. llnierc ltrero6-
nuitter, Sic nod fcinen &affee fann.
ten, babet @ibclfaffee eebralt. Ser
felbe Idnledt nidt nur gut, ionoern 1T
bnr allent llngenlein nabrbaft. st lit
na,ileutlih ib,paben 9tat,,ren &in-
bern ,no Gefonpalescenten an empIeb=
len. ......
8ei 3ubereit,,ng bon @i6elfaffee
muB ielbltperltonbli6 oie bartc Shole
entfernt nno ser itmere &ern geroItet
peroen. Gleinere @ideln Sino por5lt>
sieben. 3n bide muB man nor benl
GOiten in @iirfel idneiben.
9lnBer bielem &ofiee aibt es ia
nod ben eelnnben Wtal5faffec, Sen
nlan ebenfoas iih ielbit aus aeroite,
lie @erlte bereiten fam.
- 6. r., &g.
Gin gi,tes 8orbeue,nes, lno Sell.
mittel bei Dipbteritis lit alolr1
(GlunD. Wan tut cine Neiierlpibs
boll pulperilierteil Mlmln in ein @las
Woiler uno euraelt bamit morgens
einnlal. 1teberbaupt BET ieoer Salss
franfbeit beludbrt lidD @laun por5ii9s
lid. Afan fnnn BET belegtem Salle
alle Stlnoen gurgeln, aber nur 10
Iangc, bis ser 8elee entfernt it, ba-
nit Ser suoun niht cine rei5enOe
Nirfnng berporbrin9t.
9ritt 9ipbteria ipirflib ein, 10 ge=
brouht man oas befannte, BON Ser
&nliral1 60. bergeitellte Sanos, mo-
bnr1 in furaer 3eit Die 8ranfbeits
feline getotet tperben, obne iible Sol
gen.
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nMoraIiid gut lit, ipas id) fiir
noralii1 balte." Dieie slniidt fanr
i,lir iemano iinBern, ser peoer Heli-
aion nod Moral bat: 8enn Obiees
,pobr ipare, 10 ip6re Gitler uno alle
/ Mehiben leines &alibers im Gehten,
6enn iie balten fir rnoraliih, gut
nno geredtfertiat, mas ieber gbriit
nno iiberboupt ieber berniinftiae
Menid fir llnredt, @reneltaten llno
Noroa nniiebt.
s. s., Mp.
Inn iddbig al1slebenbe bra,nne
6omneribnbe ihipar3 at farben,
fann mon peribieoene 8erfabren an