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Evening star., 1942-11-11

the home of 1t. Col. and Mrs. w.
E. Dunkelberg in Chevy Chase, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Olin S. Mcknight
entertained at a buffet supper party
Sunday evening at their apartment
in Buckingham, complimenting Mr..
William c. Ingleton and his daugh-
tiers, the Misses Helen and Jean
Ingleton, of Washington.
1t. Comdr. and Mrs. B. S. Mans
field of Arlington have as a guest
Mrs Paul Hord. wife of 1t. Comdr.
Hord who came Thursday from
Philadelphia for a weeks visit. She
will also spend several days with
1t. Comdr. and Mrs. E. T. Seaward
of Nineteenth road North.
Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Sheffield,
jr., have returned to their home in
Newport, R. I. They came to attend
the wedding last Monday at Fort
Myer of their son, Ensign William P.
Sheffield, Sd, U. S. N. r., and Miss
Dorothy McColl, daughter of Comdr.
and Mrs Joseph William McColl of
Arlington Ridge.
Evening star., 1942-11-11

CoIlceTI Will be guest OF honor at a
buffet supper which Mrs. Robert
Low Bacon will give in cooperation
with the Woman's Committee of the
orchestra. DR.. Kinder is a native
Of the Netherlands, but has lived in
this country many years, having
f1rst gained fame as the first cellist
Of the Philadelphia Orchestra.
Sonora de Espil, wife of the Ar
gentine Ambassador, and the rank
Ing hostess Of the diplomatic corps,
Will entertain at tea tomorrow at
the Embassy in honor of the chair
man Of the Inter-American Com
mission Of Women, Sonora Ana Rosa
Martinez de Guerrero of Argentina
The. other delegates to the con-
ference Of the commission, which
formally opened today in the Pan
American Union, will share honors
with Sonora de Guerrero, and other
guests will include wives of Am
bassadors and Ministers.
Sonora de Guerrero and the
other delegates were honor guests
yesterday afternoon of Mrs. Scriven,
wife OF Maj. Gen. George F. Scr1ven,
U. S. A., who entertained in her
home during the late afternoon.
Sonora de Guerrero received with
the hostess, who was assisted by
Miss Mary Winslow, United States
member of the commission; Mrs.
Robert Walsh, Mrs. George Rem
chard and Miss M. L. McQuade at
the tea table.
Sonora de Concheso, wife of the
Cuban Ambassador. will be hostess
Saturday, entertaining in compli-
ment to Sonora Elena Mederos de
Gonzalez, the Cuban delegate to the
conference, and Senorita Mary Cab
allero de Ichaso, who accompanied
her to Washington. The other
guests will be the chairman, Sonora
de Guerrero, and the vice chairman
Senorita Minerva Bernardino of the
Dominican Republic, and the other
delegates to the conference.
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Loudons to Give Dinner
For Envoy to Argentina
W. Pefrns Tebbema and Nine. Tebpema
10 Be Feted at Netherlands Embnssv

se'nernds Ambassador guests
with them Saturday evening when they will
compliment to the Minister to the Argentine M ps
I leppema and Nine Teppema The Minister
~ III miami since the latter
tomorrow or Friday Capital probably will
'eiaalI over Sunday with the
Inc ambassador and Nine will
uner TINS evening Associate Justice
WI" go with them the first Wednesday evening
scrpton series of the National
conductor Mr. Jascha Heetz
Evening star., 1942-11-11

zines and games and cigarettes
and ash-trays-all to the Camp
and Hospital Service of the Dis
trict Chapter of the American
Red Cross. Three times a week
a Red Cross Motor Corps girl
accompanied by two husky fire.
men goes about town collecting
furniture and equipment for the
recreation rooms at nearby
camps. The Motor Corps girl
does the driving, the flremen the
moving and loading. They go
to the addresses that have been
telephoned into Red Cross head
quarters by people who wish to
contribute. The telephone Is
Republic $500, extension 422.
Three days a week the voice
at the receiving end will be that
of Mrs. William Jasper Du
Bose, vice chairman of the Camp
and Hospital Service. She's
young, attractive, efficient and
enthusiastic, and just about the
most popular young woman in
town. "One of the best things
that's happened to the District
Red Crcss," said one of the "big
shots" at National headquarters,
"is having Mary Du Bose work
for u.s. She is always CHEEKY,
always sympathetic and helpful.
Nothing is ever too much trouble
for her to do. And what is even
nicer she makes you feel that
it's no trouble at all. She and
Evening star., 1942-11-11
By the Way
Beth Blaine

Mrs. David Edward Finley, who
Is chairman Of the Camp and
Hospital Service, and Mrs. Peter
Goelet Gerry, who is honorary
chairman, were the first members
Of this service. Only day be-
fore yesterday Mrs. Lee War
rem was elected q vice chairman.
There is still plenty Of work
ahead. At Camp Meade alone
Evening star., 1942-11-11

= II = T q b + q
8 t Ill 5 o 0
rooms to be
equipped and
furnished.
Hotels IN d
shops in town
h ave b e en-
wonderfully CO.
operative. Up
holsterers have
given their
services free;
d e c o r q t .
ing shops have
on t r / b u =
ted material
for the re-
covering. The
Junior League
girls who've
learned to up
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Wedding Notices

The Star sometimes receives
requests to print notices of
weddings that have taken place
as long as a week or more pre-
viously. Under ordinary cir
cumstances, The Star cannot
grant such requests. Notices
of weddings must be received
by The Star in advance of or
on the date of the ceremony,
and must bear a signed author
ization.
Evening star., 1942-11-11

who are gong
to fight our
battles, sta
tione d In
ca mps adja-
cent to Wash
ington. Y ou
can give those
s Ii 6 h t ! y
shoddy, b ut
still comfort
able chairs and
sofas, thos sc
lamps that
may not be
Just the right
color for your
snappy n e W
decor but are
still useful and
those S tur d y
tables that will
A ~ ro
Evening star., 1942-11-11

If you're one Of the many
Washington residents who Is Civ
ing up q large house for q smaller
one or an apartment "for the
duration" and you've got some
extra furniture that won't At into
those smaller quarters, and still
wouldn't bring a lot Of cash If
you sold 1t second-hand-you
can do a real service to the men
Evening star., 1942-11-11

Tennessee, and a grandson of DR..
LleWellyn G. Noel of Nashville. His
father was at one time associated
with the Bureau of Classification of
the Library of Congress.
Evening star., 1942-11-11

Mrs James M. Luke of Detroit Is
a house guest of her brother -in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard M.
Thomas. Mrs. Luke is former
Washingtonian.
Evening star., 1942-11-11
Houehs Sell House

Admiral and Mrs. Henry H. Hough
have sold their house on Massa-
chusetts avenue and will spend the
winter in New York at the Weylin
Hotel,
Evening star., 1942-11-11

Illinois and is member Of Phi
Kappa Phi, Sigma XII, and the
American Psychological Association.
He is a great-grandson of William
Gibbs McAdoo, Attorney General of
Evening star., 1942-11-11
Entire Stock Included s Garment Guaranteed
ALL SALES ABSOLUTELY FINAL!

Our Former
Quantity Description Price Noav
2 Noturo Squirrel Coots $4,000 $175.0O
! Silver Fox jacket --------22500 125oo
2 Mink-dyed Muskrot Coots -20000 125c0
z Sobe-dyed Muskrot Coots--20000 125OO
] Mink-dyed Momot coot20ooo $500
! Dyed Persian Lomb coot------225.0o 125.oo
Silver Muskrot coot 10000 $500
] Long Monkey Fur Coot--------225.00 1880
! NoturoI Squirrel coot--25000 l4Soo
! Dyed Squirrel coot 14Soo
z Mink-dyed Muskrot Coots- s------225.00 14800
Sobe-dyed Muskrot Coots------225O0 14S.o0
Dyed Persian Lomb Coots---30000 14Soo
Noturo Skunk Coat 10000 14soo
! Groy Kid Coot ------25oO0 14Soo
Evening star., 1942-05-17

1855 St- tEst % iIS.I Va <.,.1c.
SELECT POSITIONS.
WANTED AT ONCE.
FEMALE DEPT. MISS YOUNG.
STENOG, legal; Sl25 mo.
sTENoG. knowl chemistry; Sl,@60 up.
MANY FEMALE SiII. DET DEPT'. Miss KNidHT.
TYPISTS QO). experienced; S30-S35 wk.
Bookkeepers, expr.. $30-S35 wk.
CREDIT INTERVIEWERs. S25 xk ~
BOOKKEEPING MACH. OPERS.. all
kinds; kind n. G. r. Remington Burrousns'
'''- 0F FEMALE DEPT. MISS REED.
RECEPTIONISTS. all kinds
(1OD, s20-$25 wk.
sALEsaIRLs; all kinds: sso-s2: xk,
LAUNDRY HELP, front ONCE; SIS vk.
TELEPHoNE HHeSh oPERAToRs; 6es and
'A''' INA MALE DEPT. MISS Day
sTENoGs exp, and be- beg: s2e-s4o Wk'
BooKKsEPERs Il pER.oss exp e' 90: sso-s4o VIZ.
CLERICAL HELP. all kinds, good SAL
MALE DEPT, MISS FOX.
Meat Cutters a., $35 Wk. Up.
GROCERY CLERKS, beg. and exp; s25-
s'S '2SAL1E-FEMALE DEPTs., MISS EAST.
ASST. MGR, restaurant; $50 mo.
NURSEMAID. easy position: $50 mo.
NURSES reg. and practical; good SAL
CHEF, exp: $40 wk up.
Need ali kinds Of help white only. No
charge unless placed. Accredited welcome
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1911 st. tEst. 9 Yrs) MA. 2114.
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HELP MEN & WOMEN.

bsSs svseuN w
MAN AND WIFE. active, energetic, for
large guest house: man for maintenance
repairs, wife for housekeeping; excellent
salary and quarters. AID. 6415.
MAN AND WIFE. preferably without chill
dren, on nearby farm as caretakers in re-
turn for use of house. An attractive prop
osition II can qualify. Reply must state
references and particulars concerning ap-
plicant. Box 40S-C, Star.
MAN AND WIFE, white, for a.h.w. and
general farm work: comfortable rm.. board
and salary. Box 71-R Star.
NEARBY RESORT can use several men or
women to operate concession stands: Write
or phone H. J. Trilling co Uncle Billie's
North Beach. Md
IF YOU ARE working then you are eligible.
| We will enroll and train you WITHOUT
| charge in our field unit. When qualified
| your earnings should be from $50 to $50
wkly. Work is from z to pm; evenings
only. Apply Sun: 2:30 pm. Enrolment
Director, 2nd Natl Bank Bldg, 1888 u ST.
NV, RIM. 70s.
WANTED RETIRED COUPLE to occupy
without cost private camp during summer
| lake IL miles from White House near coun-
| try clubs; references required. Write 46l5
Morgan drive. Chevy Chase. Md.
BOYS and girls, 18 to Is, for
marking and stock work. No
experience necessary. Apply
personnel dept, The Hecht
Co.
Evening star., 1942-05-17

CLERKS for general office
work, knowledge of adding
machines required; no typ
ing, good working conditions.
$50 to start. Call Mrs. Flor
ence Hartley, MI. 1O11.
Evening star., 1942-05-17
NEWSPAPER WORK.

Stock market tabuiator clerks, SIS
weekly to start. no experience necessary
and pay while learning: 5-day week of
40 hours although 80 hours weekly usually
sufficient. Interesting work. Must be high
school graduate, Washington residents and
expect to remain permanently. If seek
ing temporary employment do not apply.
Address replies Box 1870, Star. giving
age. education. business experience II any,
plus any other helpful information
Evening star., 1942-05-17
SALESWOMEN.
LIQUID STOCKINGS

LIQUID STOCKINGS,
Color and gleam OF silk Does not rub OF
Beneficial to skin. Wonderful for That
First Tan" Nationally known and ad-
vertised company. Representatives wanted.
full or part time. Good profits. Phone
Monday and Tuesday, North 1885.
Evening star., 1942-05-17

ssgg::::ses:2;, sSg';;,, .::' .;:::'A L.. i::'l&
Evening star., 1942-05-17
RESIDENT MANAGER

For large downtown apartment house;
must have good experience and able to
handle help: prefer age 35 to so. Answer.
giving references. qualification and respon-
sibilities; good salary with apartment.
Evening star., 1942-05-17
THREE, WOMEN

Our line is not affected by national de-
fense; 3 women are needed at once; steady
work, good pay. advancement when quail
ned. Call in person, . to IL am. Mon
day. BIB K 81. NV.
Evening star., 1942-05-17

HOSTESS for large semi-public dinins
room, must be experienced; $135 plus
meals. Opportunity for Advancement
Give size, age, dependents, experience.
Box 27S-E. Star.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMESTIC.

RUPHERS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY has
these Jobs open: Plenty Of days work. 35c
hr.: pt. time am. or pm, 81 to $40 and
g INV, mattresses. KIT. maids. porters. bus
boys, dishwaShers, del. boys. SO. cooks,
WANTED,
SECRETARIES AND OFFICE WORKERS.
For immediate placement in excellent
positions.
WOOD COLLEGE.
Placement Dept. 7lO l4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-05-17
CLERKS

High school graduates, quick and ac-
curate at figures: good handwriting essen
tial. for work in accounting department
Of large local corporation; 39-hour, 6-day
S110 per month to start, with excellent
opportunity for Advancement Apply in
your own handwriting, giving age. edu-
cation. experience, marital status. salary
desired. whether at present employed and
when available for interview. Box 444E
Evening star., 1942-05-17

COLORED SALESWOMAN.
Opening for neat-appearing woman, 30
As. desiring professional work. to take
care OF our colored customers. Box 326-E,
Star
Evening star., 1942-05-17

SODA DISPENSERS
And mattresses, experience
not necessary. Apply employ
ment office, 18th floor,
LANSBURGH'S DEPT.
STORE.
STENOGRAPHER TYPIST,
experienced Office worker;
good salary; steady position;
excellent opportunity willing
worker, ability handle large
volume details; references.
Box 4O1-C, Star.
Evening star., 1942-05-17

OFFICE POSITIONS,
$75-$150.
sTENOGs. BKPRS.. ACCOUNTANTS,
FILE CLERKS. p B. x OPRS., CASHIERS.
ADAMS AGENCY,
2o4 Colorado Bldg, 14th and q sts. NV.
OFFICE POSITIONS.
Sec .receptionist, age 23-30----.S1 $3.50
Seecretary, accounting educ $40 wk.
StenoIrapher 0) 5-day week S25 vk.
Stenographer legal alS125 UP
Stenoerapher 90, temp 8 weeks $40 wk
Typists (5O), experienced 81 ,440
Conptometer operators Q00) 0)--S1,4 ,440
statistical Typist ---- 81 .44O
p x. operator-typist S25 wk
Male and Female Openings Hourly.
BOYD SERVICE,
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WOMEN

To work at soda fountain, part time and
full time; good pay. Service Pharmacy,
l4th and L SITS NV
Evening star., 1942-05-17

HOSTESS who can supervise breakfast and
room service in school occupied during
summer BY younS women war workers
Must have good personality and excellent
personal references. SHOULD be expert
Evening star., 1942-05-17
BUSINESS

merce, ply ed. home economics elemen-
tary, others S1.200-S3.O0O. Baltimore
Teachers Agency. 516 N. Charles ST..
TEACHERS WANTED for desirable fall
vacancies Contracts now out. Salaries
up to 50 500 ADAMS TEACHERS 8
AGENCY. Colorado Bldg, RE. 393s. 14th
Evening star., 1942-05-17

for part-time work l to 5 pm answering
telephone and typing; $40 week. Sl5 N.
Capitol st. Apply Mr. Sutcline.
Evening star., 1942-05-17

HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT
Graduating in June, with knowledge Of
shorthand. to work after school until grad
uation, then full-time position. Apply
Kraft. 33O3 r I ave
Evening star., 1942-05-17

yrs: executive ability; good typist; good
salary to start Give telephone and al
information first letter. Box 422-c. Star. :.
HAIRDRESSER-Exciu suburban salon
needs experienced operator, one who is
steady; delightful place TO work, good
hours and salary. My employees know OF
this ad Box 221-C, Star
Evening star., 1942-05-17
INSURANCE AGENCY
Dry Cleaning

And laundry branch store managers
wanted; $50 week to start for experienced
young ladies, with excellent chance for
advancement. Apply in person, to 1920
m, 1918 Georgia ave. NV.
SMITHS CT EANERS
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minute.

One of these guns costs about,
81 800, while a thirty-caliber ma
chine gun costs approximately $500.
Our fighting forces need thousands
of these rapid-ire guns. Even a
small town or community can buy
many of them by uniting in the pur-
chase of War Bonds. At least ten
percent of your income In War
Bonds every pay day will do the
trick. US. Treasury Desa, t,.snst
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-21

8ie befonnt, ipnrbe Die Srtihaft
2ioice in Ser Nabe bon Hrae in. Der
ihehoilouafei bon ben Noais in
Der gtoht pom 9. onf ben 10. Snh
bieles sSsabres total aerltort ous Ma-
die fir Die @rmorbuna bes ara,'iomen
beutlden @eitopohenfers Reinbaro
Seporid. Seitbem tp,,rbe cine Srt-
id)oft it Slinois in 3ioiec l,meetouft.
sSSn W'erifo Wurbe basielbe aetan.
stln bat altd sic bon 531 Eerionen
benobnte Srtidoft sSreliebsbura, ct.
lpa 40 @eeilen iiiblid bon MontreoI
ibret Nomen in 2ibicc umgednoert.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-21

SIT elmer gie6e iiber sic Gcant.
lportli6feit bes eeeenlp0rtieen @elt-
trie9es ertldrte ser 8rGiioent oes bri.
tiiden @etperfidoftstonereiies, bos
aou5e oeutidbe 8olf lei oofiir beront.
iportlid. Darallfbin eripioerte elm
&ommentator bes $500 -Mlmofunflen.
oers, es eabe baritber in gnelono
perIdieoene Inii6ten uno fubr fort:
"gs iit seio9t moroen, baB unier
&ompf oem beutlden golfe gilt,
neil oos Solf Sitler unb feline 8onoe
unteritiibt. 9od tuenn bas oeutibe
9olf nns einmal belfen miro, Die
9olelpi6ter at beieitieen - tparl,m
lollten mir nidt ibm belfen? Die
S6ulbigeu tperoen beitraft tperoen,
aber oas Golt miro nid)t perantport-
lid eemod)t iperben. 9ies ift Die er-
flarte Yolitif Der Ser. Rationen."
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bieIes 81 er9riinoen 10 ilt an unier
&iilcn, ielbit iiber Die enoliden Sim-
melsrGllme MIR baS 2allen rineS
&inoes. @enn tpir bes ShGpfers
@robe in oer .fihtbareu @elt nibt
cinmal 5it ereriinoen berntoeeu, nm.
,pie piel ,pe,'ieer fonnen mir obnen,
mas int ienieitieen 2eben @ott benen
bereitet bot bic ibm lieben nnb ibm
bienem.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-21

Cine an5abl fatboliiber Mobofa.
ten in Gan Salpaoor beabiidtigt, an
elmer Ser SauptltraBen ber Stabt ei-
ne Marmoritatne @briit-&onigs err,
ri6ten 5u laiien, aum @eoabtnis bes
inn Nooember itattfinbenoen @ationa.
len @uboriltiiben &onereiies. -
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WhotHo~9~vWiM|
:, WAR B0ND$

The 50-caliber Browning machine
gun is one of the most efficient short
range weapons used by U. S. Fight
ing forces. 1t is effective at ranges
up to 1000 yards and fires about
600 forty-fve caiber bullets per
minute.
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Die weltberuehmte
St. Benedict Wund-Salbe

Erprobtes Heilmittel gegen allie Arten Won
alten und frischen Wunden, Geschwuerens
GeWaechsen. Bisswunden, Karbunkeln, usw.
schicken. - Keine Stamps. 60 Cents die
Schachtel, bel: J. l.. STAAB. 17209 Valley
view Avenue. Cleveland Ohio.
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tuHE ue0cilylel lDcluelt ltlB.- UtuH
bat bieler Gorifatier,tna ie9lidHr
&lnlt auf oem @ebiete ser 0talerei al
lerlei bod)trabenoe Nomen eeoebelt,
pie filturiitiid, f,biItiid), uitp.
9os 8eoauernsipertelte NOR -
lmo lit nod 5um Sell - boB bieie
Eroianiiierl,ng oIles Sdonen una
@olen fait alle @ebiete ereriffen bot
te uno trok allem 8emiiben Ser tpirf.
li6en 9iinitler lit man nod niht
iiber sic abeeidmadtbeit in ser Y'.
I fit, in Der Talerei unb i'm 8anitil
binails. Die printitipiten 8olfer ba~
ben in sen llranfansen menldliher
&nnit Brahttperfe ooaeaen aeliefert.
9iefe rob-moterialiltiiben, erauenpoI
peIiimiitiiben Jormen, ooer bieImebr,
formlos perserrten @ebilbe, ipieeelr
nnr au ipabr ,nlere 3eittenoen3 tpi'
Ser.
Yfan fonn augeben, BOB ans oem
mobernen Hrofan 8oultil iib ein
neler, annebnlbarer 1,nb fimltpoller
9oultiI nit ser 3eit ent,pideln mag,
ooh lit llnb bleibt es ipabr, baB bieier
1T ieinen Infdngen be9riifenc mober'
ne gauitil, Der pegen ieiner Sen mo.
oernen Gerbdltniiien iih beiier onpoi.
ienoen Sormen fir Erofanbalttcn iebr
| iid eignen mag, ober fir Sen Sofrol-
boz, ol,rd)ol1s ,ln5ulaiiig iit, neil er
! iid) nod nidt at ser erfosberli6en
&nnltfprm enttpidelt bat 1lnb nod 5u
pielc Spuren eines naterien foltell
Ieelenloien 3eitolters trdat, mos i'm
| fir ein @ottesbaus burd)aus 1n9e-
eignet mo6t. Nebmen mir ols ob
| |Idrefenbes 8eiipiel cine getpiiic fa-
tboliIde Stride int Hbeinlonh, bie nor
3ipet Sabre1 bollenoet tpltrhe. 3a$
ein3iee Sbiff iiebt aus tpie eine el.
lipioieiid eefornnte Sdnlpftobufs.
boIe, reben tpelber cine eroBe unb
cine fIeine 8are,tfiite ais 9iirne ite-
ben. 9ie gan5e Stride lit bon Sen
@run6ma1ern bis allm Da6e ei'l
@losba1s nit tlenen Sbeiben, tpi'
sic farierte Sole zines fabrenben
Gng1Gnoers. 9os ean5e lit Die &ori>
fatur elmer Stride, ober fein ipiirbigcS
@ottesbous. Ser ,,mooerne Sofrol'
bou'', tpie er bon sen meilten mpOer,
nen Mrditeften berItanoen miro, III
obiollt pertperflid, lelbIt tpenn 9e-
lebrte Brofeiioren ibre ,,&unltfriti'
fem baron berIhnenoen.
s(ud in unierm 2anbe finb nod
unlGnalt fotboliihe airden erbol.t
moroen, Sic mebr einem Sanfen 3ie'
gelIteinen obne Surm - als Ell
nem @ottesbaus dbnlid iebe1. 0o'
qegen ipor oenn 6od bos fleine, arnl~
Iide Sol3firblei1t 1nlerer 9ioniere
sic reinltc 8atbeorale.
8. g., DO. -
9as it, tpas bie eelebrten Stern'
eader iagen: 0ieie iogen. Nebnlas
oer MilditraBe ollein entbaltelt iiber
3O,OOO,OOO,OOO Sonnen, bie grDBer
| linb, oIs l,nierc Come. @s gibt aber
onb 6iriterne, bie fleiner iinb ols INT
fere Come, 3. g. oie Brorime Gent
touri. 9ieier Stern fat einen t4mol
fleinern 0urhmeiier ais ,niere Con-
ne nno feline 2eu6tfraft lit 10,O0Omol
idtpGder. Cirrus, ser ideinbar eroB-
te sSirItern oes oeIomten gtorbz rnb
L L IL II, SasaI f1as
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IWlpIIStt ISiH' "bSSlluupe"L S%olISI
perliert ieinen aromntildlen Seleebalt,
bebalt aber bas eiftige Gaffein. 0ton
trinft am beiten einen 9uten grlas-
faffee, 3. g. Sen in unIerm glatt an.
ee5eieten @olfram's Mal5faffee.
- s. g., Sbiu -
uYlanneo Yarentbooo' unb u9irtb
Control linS eupberniitiiebe Nus
bride, Inn bas Y,lbltfrm su tduihen
unb irre3lifiibren iiber ben tpirfliden
Sinn oiefer &orte. @eburtenperbii'
tung inn Gimme nmb in Der 8ebeut,lna
oieier berts,ttaee, Defenders in ioeen
,bobern" lno ueebilbeten' &reilen
lit nnnatiirlid nno ummoralilh uno
1T fit einen &otboliten fbWer iiinb.
baft. gor f,trdeln bot ELM geipiiier
9r. CLAUDE s. Hierce, Webieal 81.
rector ser 0lon,,eb> 8arentbooo SEQ
Grafton of ameriea, in Columbus Dor
ben Ohio Sealtb gomn1iiiioners ei.
ne,, 8ortroe gebolten. Gin fatbol:.
| ihes 8iott fragt, ipie man n,lr bon
leiten ser Sbriafeit io1hen Sobn al.I
sic 6ffentIihe MoroI erlo,1ben fam,
@s lit elm Sobn ,mo cine 0ifentlid)e
9eleioieung aller Wtiitter, ipeld)e ibrr
Sobne ber Gerteibigung bes 2onbes
opfern. IS lit ein 3eihen Oes Ser
folles unlerer Station ltno bat oen
bon ltanbieen Huin gan5er Solfcr -
mie 3. 9. Sronfreid)s - berbei9e.
fiibrt. 9ob oos llebel ibon meit ge-
oieben it, Benefit step. 81. Cigar
Sbnieoeler, S.S.8., in elmer 5l,'
iomlnengelteute,t Statiltif, monad
bon allen perbeiroteten Srauen IN ln,
icrem 2anbe AZ Gro5ent feline. &in.
ser poer ober MIR eill &inb baben..
8enn bieIes arebsiibel peiteririBt
eebt ltnlere 9,otion lanelam ober
iider oem ltntergong entgeeen.
| - 6. a., Nebr. - :.s ri.
1lnter ,,9ebporoteo Soobs' berltebt
man NabrungsmitteL oenen onrd
reridiebene Yroaeiie ibr sSeu6tig-
feits9ebalt ent5o9en tporoen. 0as ge.
idiebt~ ourd einen boben: Sise9roo
nnb enorme Breii,lng. @s iperben 81
burd) peribieocne Gorteile er5ielt.
Jriibte, Semitic, Weilf, @ier lmb
anbere Nobrl,nesnlittel iperoen ouf
Elm Mininlln1 bon @eipid)t reou5iert
ltno es iperoen Die Sronsports ltno
0erpadlngsfolten bebeutenb permin.
bert. sic perlieren trosbem nift al,
@eidnad nod ait Nabrfraft. 9ieie
Gigenidaften aeipinnen lie ipieoer,
irenn tie NIT @aiier permiibt merbeH
@obl lit bos Gerfabren nelt, ober oie
Sbee lit ,ralt. S6on Sic ltrpolfer
trodneten burd) oite - Come ooer
5euer lire Nobrlngsmittel lmo
SOS Gorrcn bon Obit it~ ebenfau3
uralt.
| g. @., &b.
llnter Sobseitroblen berltebt man
feline Stroble1t, sic 500 ooer Ser.
it6rlng auf tpeite gntfernung belpir'
fen. @enigitens Sadgelebrte, mie
Morconi, tpelbe oie Wtoelidfeit nibt
beItritten, eriparteten cine beionbere
Graft bon ben Wifrolpeuen, 5. +.
8ellen ,tnter 1 Meter 2alnge. Waar-
coni's @rperimente baben oie Mog.
lidfeit elmer @ellenpirfl.ng auf fllr5e
gntfernung ermieien. Srot 5ablrei,
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