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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-01-16

ing and when we in turn hear
good singing by others. Natur-
ally our tastes differ some,
what.
There are all types of good
singing. Ethel Waters, singing
Stormy Weather" Louis
Armstrong; memorable "Pen-
MES from Heaven" Marion
Anderson's Nobody Knows the
Trouble I've Seen" Paul
Robeson's immortal "Old Man
River The TnkspotS
touching well Meet Again"
are one and all musical mas
terpieces in their own chosen
field. We enjoy such singing,
according to our moods. And it
helps our morale.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-01-16
Best For Morale

Singing for some people Is a
very painful process; both in
the rendition and the hearing.
Yet, on the average, colored
people for the most, are I'M
questionably good singers. IN
deed, amazing talent has been
found on many street corners,
in barber shops and Army
camps and canteens. ColoreG
group singing in churches has
always been of the best. 1t
just seems as if music is an
emotional part Of our soul, as
it most probably is. At any
rate, we feel the best for sing
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-01-16
Roland Hayes,
Patriot

Roland Hayes, the famed
american tenor, will probably
come to Boston this year with
mixed emotions. He has good
cause to wonder.
fully qualified to discuss Bos-
Mr.. Hayes, a southerner, is
also a part of Boston and New
England. He began his singing
|suCcess here and abroad as So
hoist for the Boston Symphony
Orchestra. The North has been
bis first and firmest friend.
Georgia, the birthplace of
Roland Hayes, has never rec
|ogniZed his talents. He Is as
welcome in many Georgia es-
Establishments as he would be in
Berlin. In fact, he and his
wife were tossed out Of a COM
hon southern store only last
Eear. They were treated much
BETTER in Germany.
A number of years ago, Mr..
Hayes was offered a fat Holly
wood contract to depict an
Abncle Tom role which he
Burned down because it reflect
Ied his race in a poor light. Mr..
|IIayeS is proud of his people.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-01-16

An honest woman will admit that
she uses cosmetics to enhance her
appeal to the opposite sex. An
honest man, questioned on the sub
ject, will tell you that he prefers
'naturalness" in women's makeup.
Which, like the sum of two and two,
adds up to an obvious conclusion.
Yet arithmetic and obvious conclu-
sions fail to make allowance for the
peculiarlties of womankind. So in
stead of "naturalness," the prefer
ence of the man whom she wishes
to please, women frequently appear
in harsh, crudely applied cosmetics,
which defeat their very purpose.
In Hollywood, and everywhere in
today's busy world, stylish women
are presenting faces that look as If
they had been freshly scrubbed with
old-fashioned soap and water. And
into the development of that simple,
freshly scrubbed look, has gone the
brains and research of foremost
beauty scientists. A too prominent
jaw recedes under the properly
guided treatment of its possessor,
with the aid of cosmetics. A little
rouge under the eyes removes the
puffy look of woman no longer
young. Dark and light shades of
powder correctly blended and ap.
piled, can help create the illusion of
symmetrical features, which are
even more rare than the world
suspects.
And thus we offer hope to both
sexes simultaneously. If he is
deity fooled, a man will never
bubble over a woman's eagerness
to improve her looks. And woman
can employ the most elaborate
artistry, if the result is subtle and
unobtrusive.
This need not be an expensive
process, the most important step
being a proper appraisal Of ones
own features, and a little patient
experimenting. Women whose
dressing tables are cluttered UP
with creams and lotions they will
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-01-16
ROWING ALONG SPORTSDOM
By MABE KoUNTzE
World Applause

The applause Of the world
has Numbered for Roland
Hayes and veto, oftentimes he
must wonder how much of it
has come from 'his own"
True, there we're times when
we, as a race, could not afford
the comparative wealth CT
concert halls, operas, and re-
citals. There are still a good
many of us who are primarily
concerned with tracking down
elusive fuel oil, coffee, meats
and butter.
But there are more Of us to-
day in the higher income
brackets who can and should
afford to lend personal sup
port to great artists like Mr..
Hayes, Paul Robson, and
Marian Anderson. This is the
chance Of a lifetime to hear
and see artists who come only
once in a lifetime. This is the
chance to personally applaud
the Race artists we have al
ways boosted about, and whose
brilliant international prestige
aided US in gaining our own
portion Of success.
We owe them a debt no
money can repay!
Evening star., 1943-01-24
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
MOTHER, employed from to IL pm,
desires room and board and care of baby
5 mos; preferably 8 E. Write 4S11 Ravens
wood I'd. Riverdale, Md.
QUIET YOUNG LADY, no smoke or drink
desires pvt. rn., simple dinner pvt. home
Prefer couple, widow. Motherly companion
ship sought. home. Please write. Box
Evening star., 1943-01-24
APARTMENTS UkFURhIsHED.

EXCHANGE 2-BEDRM. CORNER APT,
unfurn., new BLDG, northwest for similar
accommodations, conv. Pentagon. RA.
1856.
TAKOMA PARK, 500 ELM AVE RMS.
and bath, partially furnished. All utilities
Evening star., 1943-01-24

1874 G ST, NE-Large front rom, next
path oabn ~ oiocSs & to BUS. BUS near ,Armory;
men or employed couple. Call AT. 5000.
ARLINGTON, VA.-FOR 2 OR 3 NAVY
enlisted men; large. warm. clean room;
twin beds, inner spring mattresses. private
toilet: 3 bus lines; sc fare: l0-minute ride
to annex; bus u block from door 13 No
Lee blvd
Evening star., 1943-01-24

4 BLOCKS N. WHITE HOUSE, 18th and
l. n.w.-Shermsn apts., 705-Lovely, large
corner rm., well furn,, twin beds, unlim.
phone, small family; sober gentleman
wishes 10 share with annther
Evening star., 1943-01-24
ROOMS FURNISHED.

NICE. QUIET refined couple to occupy
front rm in bungalow: good neighborhood;
rent free; wife to care for small child dur
ing day: refs. exchanged. Glebe $500.
Evening star., 1943-01-24
ROOMS FURNISHED.

1877 QUEEN ST. NE-Front single room
20 minutes from downtown: at end of bus
line: , in family; laundry and phone privi-
ni
Evening star., 1943-01-24
ROOMS ukFURkISHEp.

sos ILLINOIS AVE. N,W.-Room, twin
beds, unlimited phone; 2 Jewish gentle
men; pvt. homei blk. from trans.
CHEVY CHASE Md.--Master bedrm, pvt
bath; exten. phone. WI. 1882.
300 ST. SCI large Ink room,
kitchen with sink, stove; S35 or wkly
plenty heat; small child considered; old
countryllke home. TR. 09s5
607 9th ST. SW-I Iight-houSekeepiug
room. next to bath; adults.
2-3 UNFURNISHED Housekeeping rms,
centrally located; reasonable 2 adults
Ordway 5169.
Evening star., 1943-01-24

DOWNTOWN, 171O M NV, Apt. g
Basement, l-room apt, with cooking IA
clitleS, for 2-3 Govt. girls; $50 and S65.
WANTED 2 GIRLS. GENTILES, OVER
20. to share 3-rm apt. with another: in
Arl., Va. Call OK. 1878 after pm.
S25 each.
NORTHWEST sECTIoN-BEDRooM-
ing room. bath private home gentle
gentlemen only; $50 for one, S75 for two;
aVaiIable Feb. !; close to transportation
Georgia 5lS S6,
ls4 BURKE ST. S.E-PVT. FRONT RM.
and bedrm.i share kit and bath nicely
Turn; reasonable, Open sunday, IFS.
3922 18th ST NW.-BAsEMENT APART
MENT, FURNISHED. NO CHILDREN.
LOVELY 2-BEDRM,, FURN. APT. IN
NV, for adults who will purchase furni-
ture; available the lst IA, 4457.
$3.50 3lst ST. NW-WILL SHARE
beautiful home with we'll recommended
employed couple or l or gentlemen who
appreciate a good home breakfast If de-
sired or do your own cooking. EN-. Il1b
s4Q7 GREENWOOD AVE, TAX. PARK
3 large rms ample closets, attractiVely
furn.i | "a blks. bus. SH. 3T44
] OR 2 YOUNG GOVERNMENT GIRLS TO
fhaTe eses 2r19% BoS BAL ktehsn bath kitchen g
WILL LADY THAT CALLED ON PHONE
asoSn, asoTt, apartment please call Hobart ssls
Evening star., 1943-01-24
ROOMS WANTED.

ROOMS WANTED.
EDUCATED AMERICAN gentleman wants
fur, room with refined people; give details.
Box 27S-V Star
WANTED-Single room; male; Monday,
Tuesday. Wednesday only OF each week.
downtown preferred; state rental Box
2SJ-V. Star,
SINGLE ROOM in apt. or private home
good trans Pentagon Bldg. d. c. or Va
Box 3l3-V, Star.
WELL FURNISHED, use of good piano; vi
cinity Bureau of Standards: breakfast de-
437a
TO BE OCCUPIED Feb / by business cou-
Pile; single rm. with pvt. bath in pvt home
Close to American Univ. OR. 4240 wkdays
YOUNG WOMAN (GovtD desires room in
apartment with kitchen priyileses, shower
in midtown, convenient 16th on Connscti-
cut ave, bus. Box 222-v. stsr 24'
Evening star., 1943-01-24
ROOMS EURN. e uNEuRN.

5000 CONN. AVE, Apt 428-l large room
Tor one or two ladies. Good transportation
Evening star., 1943-01-24
WANTED AT ONCE.

WANTED AT ONCE.
Two or three bedroom
furnished apt. or house con-
venient to transportation.
Responsible WPB executive.
Phone National 1910. Room
525 or 926.
OFFICER, REG. ARMY,
mid.-aged, single, perm.
duty, desires small apt, furn.
or unfurn.; will buy tenants
furn.; conv. to Pentagon,
transp., garage and restau-
rant. Box 233-V, Star.
Evening star., 1943-01-24
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better service, aduer-
ttsers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent Classi1fcations.
Evening star., 1943-01-24
ROOMS FURNISHED.
(Continued,)

CLEAN, DOUBLE ROOM. semi-pvt bath;
unlim. phone. laundry privileges express
bus. Phone RA So2S
Evening star., 1943-01-24
HAVE YOU A GOOD HOME

willing to share with a middle-aged gentle
man (gentile) of settled habits, apprecia-
tive OF cultured environment and home
comforts, who desires room private bath
and breakfast, with discriminating private
family2 Highest references furnished,
Northwest section, with convenient down
town transportation preferred Commu-
nicate brief description of accommoda tions,
terms and telephone number TO Box 2ss-V,
Star.
Evening star., 1943-01-24
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE

FURN. OR UNrURN. Q or 3 bedroom
preferably NV. or Georgetown sections
would consider purchase OF co-operative
apt Cau Executive 1871 bet, 10 and
Government war agency admin
istrator desires to rent or suitcase
a modern 1-2-3-room apartment
In district. Must be apartment
building. Willing to buy furni-
ture. Write details to Box 292-V,
Star. 25'
Evening star., 1943-01-24

j. 101s VERMONT AVE. N.W.-For men,
double. ] single rm., walking distance.
! Miss Denison. Room 2, end floor.
Evening star., 1943-01-24

ALExANDRIA-Lsrge front rm semi-pvt
path; suitable or 3 girls; conv. to bus.
Evening star., 1943-01-24

EssF YS5ssS SFyS.fJ<JN CT. Nv ~ - - -.
Nssgy tsrnss6ss fssrs Esess: se<ss<syss.ssri
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-17

There are 7 different types Of u S. Government
securities choose the ones best suited for YOU:
United States War Savings The perfect investment
for individual and family savings Gives you 81 for every
Bond natures Designed especially smaller
investor Dated LIST day of month in which payment
Interest," 29 year held maturity Denominations: SIS
$50 $780, $500 $1,000 Redemption: any time 60 days ae
issue date. Price: 1870 of maturity value.
2X% Treasury Bends Of 9641eSs Readily arketabl-
able as bank collateral these Bonds for
trust nnds estates and special feature provides
thai they he redeemed accrued interest for the
P"TFo.t n. "'isi'g Federal Dated April lsle43:
due June a.. lemon; IA, ions: & 500 x,ooo <sooo
$4,000, ST. 200 and 81 900 600. Redempon NOT call
able til June s. 1864; thereafter par and accrued interest
on any interest date at months notice Price: par and
accrued interest.
Uthe Securities Series &C. Tax Notes. M Certificate, OF In
>t'dness; 20 Treasury Bonds OF osOI0s2; Uned SAFES
Savings Bonds Series F.; United States Saving, Bond,
Series &C."
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-17

your country wants to borrow idle dollar you ave-evcry dollar
except what you need for the barest necessities of life
you have to give luxury comfort which
hea You have to postpone pleasure which you cag,
anticipating.
But what of it?
Your sons and brothers and husbands dying your
hight Surely is sacrifice lend ,ou dos they are giving
their lives.
They They need your one
OF the War Loan volunteers calls you greet with os ok-
BOOK Remember, Uncle Sans goal billion dollars in April
Don't wait be asked Go your nearest bank investment dealer
noke Post Office issuing agency and your money on the line
h'ember its an Investment you're making investment that PAYS
good return and nses happier future you yo ones
Solena up the limit
You'll sleep better it
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-17

This war being fought for tremendous stakes -.
".or your life and your liberty
.for your church and your children
for your freedom and your future.
And it's WINNER TAKE ALL. Don't forget that a minute
The will dictate whether be free citizen Of
free world helpless serf a master
The winner will dictate whether shall live under the
Four Freedoms toll hopeey in the darkness of New Order"
The winner will dictate because the winner takes ALL
The winner takes all. All you WI all you hold dear
The winner being decided ghtnow today very minute
btlefed all the world Will you stand idly or throw all
your weight side?
The weight omghy tsnkc planes The weight thousands
and millions of shells The weight of billions of dollars billions
which your country asks you to lend during this Drive.
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tl1tes na6 @ieoerberltellung bes 5rie-
Gems ein bleibenbes 9enfrnal au let-
sen. Weit 8ottes Stlfe unb Ser Inter
itisl1ng tpoblnteinenoer Wenl6en boffn
er al1d tpeiterbin iein @erf fortieten
5ll fOnnen. Seine 8orte fanoen lang
anbaltenben 8eifaI.
Sim folgenoen Morgen fano bic
iiir6libe Seier in 8ops Gopn ltatt.
Siidof &pon 5elebrierte Elm feierlides
8ontififolannt.
Sn Gom lit inn sllter bon 76 Sub
rem Der General bes Seluitenoroens
(5ortiesung auf Seite 81
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Nls Der eiierne &an5ler 8ismard Die
propbetilben Aorte ausfpra6: u@ic
lperoen nibt nad ganoila geben!"
(g8ie &einrib Ser 0ierte) iab er iein
Sdidial flor Dor Mugen. gr ging
nod Ganoiia.
Sitler mag .oie 5lubt ergreifel'
.lein gnbe mag ibn1 bon leinen Geg-
lern bereitet merben, ober er mag
felbit 6al1o an iid legeu. gr fann
ieiner 5trafe nibt entgebe1t, trob al
LEM mas er in ieiner 8erspeiflung
nod ltnternebn1en miro.
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iib bergeilen Inn an anbere SIT bel1=
fen. l1no Meniben Sic anberen ,et=
iuas su geben baben. 2ailet uns heten
fir oie getebrung ser 5ra,t oan1it lte,
tpenn lie befebrt lit, bas Mbenblano
rette.
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0ie 6I,aa

linb sterne, Die Grbe uilo olles, mos
in iibr lift, fenuinaSentril1 lit. Mes
orebt iih a,n Die sSrall.
9arum gman5ipation Der Sralt.,
Sci ner nooernen 5raleteruansipatiolt
5aubelt es Nh asib nm Die BreibeH
Der 6rau. Die 5reibeit Der Gsau ait
nom gbrilte11taun ia,lner I'm s8egenias
5mlu aItei1 9einerti,a. bodBebalten
nornen. Die 6rau lift ridt Ole Sfla-
bin. iouoern nie ebe,sbiirtige 2ebens-
eefahrtin .oes .Mannes: Die n,ooerne
s5rauenemansipation gebt Inn ettpaS
Mnberes. nm Die gergottung Der
+Grau. lin ibre at,tabbdngigfeit non
.aller gottseinollten &fIidt seseniiber
.Mann lito ainb, 6anrilie rnot Sci.
mat. 9aruH, lob 1ih ale alito ailes
.um iiie .su oreben babe. 6b lie oar,lln
I5rau getporoel1 let, Inn aagebetet 81
tperDerl. Il
9luna bot ipie tbre sahter Maria
|ein nnoeres .Sraueni0enl. Die 6rarl
sit nab ibrer Muffaiinne bic bon ,Bott
lin ben Dienit Der ;Sanilie a,no Der
Menidbeit geftellte. Die Mngb bes
GERM. Die &elferil, am Reithgottess
ba,l, salio fiir bic anaereu, nidt DIE,
fir Die oie. anberu. Die uleuidae-
II 4, 4~~x,. ~.
tporoene 2iebe. Jran i'm Gimme 'ne5
|gbrifterstunls fnn1 ,,ur ein Meni6
|ueraen, Der bereh unb peranlast lit,
Eoas .9aliptsebot sau ,ieinem 2ebens-
iubalt au n,ahen. @ott gu lieben BON
ean5em 9er5en, aus oem gansen 8e-
mite ltno alien araften a,1o ben Nah-
! item pie iie ,lelbf. Mllo in .aaem oas
Gegentea BON fielbltiiibtigen egoaens
|iriiden Meniden, Der glaubt, Jral1
getporoeu al iein, urr1 a1tgebetet tper
ben 5u fonnen.
9as bibliibe Srallenibeol oes
5prihm0rterbube pie es IN Der Set
piitel eeaeidnet lit, lit aus Dem @eiit
ct 2iebe bera,ts geboretL grheit i.nb
Gpfer. Das 1tarfe 8eib ihafft nit
funitgeiibter &ano. Sogar bes Nadts
erI6irht bel ibr DOS 2iht .nidt. Sic
|ibt ibr 8rot nte nliiBig. sic adtet
auf Den 2ebenspanbel ibrer 3ausges
noHen, offr,et aber aud ibre Sano
hen1 .@rmen. &raft uno @nmut lit
ibr @leib. nidt triigertihe sdonbeit.
Sbr @ort 1T barum grob, tpie Die
.&oitbarfeiten, Die man brinGt BON ben
@rensen Der grbe. @or alter @elt
labt man ibr Gun. go be1tft Der 81.
@eiit bon Ser 6rau. Die 5rat lit
aroB, tpenu ibr 2eben ii mas es iein
ion, Mrbeit ltnb Spfer.
Die 1@efabr brsbt Der Srau ,bon
.belte audi nab oieier Hid)tung. Wan
m0dte Der n1ooertea 5rm, noglihlt
aQes abnebHaeu, mas Maiibe a,uo Spfer
lit. Gie 5rau miro berDeihlidt per-
.beauen1liht. Sic fon .es, eben neil
iie @ottin lit, idon baben. Sn Ser
&leibung. sSsn Der grnabr,,ng. Sn
Ser @obnl,g. l1no bane6en foa int
mer ettpas Iaufen. @s muB @eien<
Understandable geben, nnterbaltuns uno
8ergniigen, &ino uno Sbeater. unb
harum Die groBe S6eu Dor benz &i11S.
0as aino lit unbequem. Gas ainb
lit ein Spfer. S1 alien gutersitufen.
Gie ,Srau tpin nibt mebr 0futter iein.
Ni6t einnal mebr Sausfrau. Sic lit
eine Srau obne 5eele lt1b obne ssSn-
balt gelporben. Sour nod elm 8eib.
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.8obs 5amn" feiert iilbernes ,,ubilanm

Dem &nabeilbeim binterlaIeu. Giele
miirben ba5u nerpanbt perben, I'M
allen iugeuhlihen Selben Des ssniti@
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@ittluad), ben 6. ssaal,iar 1913

Mebr benn ie lit heute Die Stellnng
Der 5rau IN ben 8oroergrunb getre-
ten. Goaiale ifno poIitiide lmtDal-
anngen baben tief in Die SpbGre Der
5rau ui1b unmittelbar audi in Die
Der Sanlilie ei,lgegrtffeal alin groben
Mahteil bes gal18ea GranengeihI Iedtst
Der 6anilie uno Der Geieaihnft.
ssn eiaen erid)0pfeunen Mrtifel be-
banoeH Hralm @obert Maoer 95hilos
ipabe) Die Mifiion Der 6run bonn
hriIiliheu 5tauopu,tH a,ub beleudtet
io1pobl bas 8eroieait ats AUDI bic
8erirrmngeu Der n1obernen Gran.
Sbreibt 9rdIat Maoer:
Ser 5rar5ofe iagt:: gberhe5 10
felrrrne! 5uhet Die grau. sDas lit
,tidt l,ur Elm geiItreides Bort. gs
ifei,t Dielmebr ,peltgelesIid gu iein.
Die @efhidte bes n.etfdfihen I'm.
gIiifs 'beeinnt init benz stuftreten eli
mes gelfels ntto elmer 5rau. Die @e.
fdjibte Der ielien WaeniAbet beginnt
nnoererieifs nit Der grfebeinuns eines
gngels i,ftb elmer Grau. Der Wuna.
lit ipobl oas Sanpt Der Menihbeit,
aber IN BirfHdfeit miro oas S1id-
ial oes Menidengelhle6tes beitintlnt
bnrb Die MMutter. Durb cine gna
ooer cine Marin. Darunl i1tfereifiert
nns nnfs it6rfite beim Begifin elmer
neuen 3eitepohe, mas fir Jrallet, 5li.
erft> anf Die S5ene frefen uib mir be-
greifen, tpie Die Stride bon ieber eine
beIonoere gerebrl,ng fir Mlttter stn-
no 5eigte, iene, Die alns Maria
iheltfte.
gie :2iturgie tpeiB fein Detail iiber
Mutter anna. @idfiger mo bielia.
senber als aue ginaelbeiten lit ibr Die
satiabe, bnb Mnna Die Wutter Der
@ottesgebarerin mar. Dafiir Seihnei
lie in Der 5eItepilteI nit Sarben, 81,
fie aus benz 8nd5 Der 5prihtp0rter
bolt, bas Bib Der Soealfrau iiber.
baupt, Das itorfe @eib. (5pr. 81, 10
Biz 31). Das ftarfe @eib 1T Der bl.
5hrift midt oas mooerne Sporfneib,
lol,Dern Die Serrin Des Saaies, Ole
fiiriorge,rbe Mntter Der GattiIie. Sbr
@eien lit 2iebe unb Dpfer. Das @e-
genitiif su ipe1fneibiibem gaoisfHus
lnb SeRfualismns, 5n febftgefauiger
gitelfeit uno :1elbitbefrieoigenber Sinn.
Ii1feit.
@ag Die 6rau lit, bns peiB nur Der,
Der tie genaht bat. Die Welt tpeiB es
nibt. 9or allent Die Welt BON beute
ltid)t. Der ,Eenfd bat our erften 5rall
gefngt, iie ntiif1e cine g6ttin tperben.
gieier aberglaube 1T Der @runbirr=
tun Der drau geiporoen. 9u,tbertrnai
i'm Sas ioge1t es Die 9idter unb Muler
rro 8ilobauer unb ulle, bic ibr ibn1ei-
dein poaeu, baB fie geboren tit, iii,
nngebetet alt iperoen. Die Mobe bat
ben 3tped, tie gum Wittelpurft Der
@elt al MAIDEN. Ntolomal1s bebaup=
tete, bab fth Die Sonne Inn Die groe
brebe, Gopernifus lit i'm @egenteil Der
Meinung, lbab iid Die groe Inn Die
Come brebe. Die epuitiide Srau it
Der lteber5eugnng, baB 5onne, Wonb
Mls Der eiierne &an5ler 8ismard Die
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Migr. goparb S. Glanaean her
t@riinber bon .8ops Comm" IN Der
N1be Der Staht Sinaba in Gebrasfo,
tfona,te pergangene @ohe Ben 25lteii
Benenftag Der @riinbuns ieines Sc.
beusiperfes feiert. gr mar bei Die,
Ter @eleaenbeit Der Gbrengait oer
Gmabaer Isfanuier. llnter Der
8ratnlauten befa11o iid] nud) 8riii.
bent Moo4ebef, tpelher in ietnes
@liidlpuafdoepeihe Wfgr. Slatlagan's
groBes @erf, CUTE auerifa,tiIde 9iir-
ger beransnbiloen, anerfannte, 8iir'
ger, bon Denen bereits cine ltattliht
a,laaH in ben Reiben Der amertfanis
fden Streitfrafte fampfeu.
,3u ben 5eItreonera sablten giihpl
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s. Braier nno Mler. .GIanuean. gi
fdof 3pan erfldrte, 'Migr. 6lanasm
babe iid ben g0ttIideu Meiiter gum
gorbifo genonln1en, inoem er @utes
tue auf Ser 8eit. Serr Sraier fi6H
berte .bas 2ebensmerf bes Geebrten
1860 &naben puroen in Satber 5Ia
nagans &naberbeinL 'ieit ieiner @riill
bung spor % Subren atsgebiloet nnl
|Iitb bel1te iiberan in amerifa tatie
Sra1tfreid ei,ten .8raltenpel battte
an Oie 700 fampfet i'm iekigen &riegt
Hit amertfo. $3,000;ooO iinb IN
,,@oDs gotun" uagelegt, oas @eidenl
Ger 8iiraer Smabas nnb Ser tpobltati.
| gen 8iirger bon gan5 stnerifa, obns
l1nteridieb Der &onfefiion 8aiie mi
ISerfunft. @nfnabme I'M Seim finoes
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Der &o,rfefiion, &afie unb Serfunft
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luuhte bas fiir5lih perltorbene 5rdil
fcin 9opb aus 8rooflpn, q. g., Stif
terin Der berrlttben Stride l,nb bi!
eagles 2ogen, Die ben 8au eines Del
grpben 8ebauoe ii, 8pDs Conn finan
aferten. Das aoii,ngsmort Satber 5la
,1agan iei bereits Dor 1nebreren SAB
rem als Der ,,erfte 8hrger Snabas'
geebrt iporoen nnb be,ate ipiirbe, be
elmer .Mbitinrmllne bie 8iirgeri6af'
linn ei,titimntig bieien Sitel geben
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goDs Sonn Dor Sineinaieb,tng Mme
rifas IN ben &rieg gebabt. Omaha ite.
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Ganagan. -.
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festuorte fir Die linn angetane gb.
rrug. giel babe er Smaba all Der.
banfen; oftnlals iei .er pieaeift ais gu
bringenb eridieneu; bas @erf babe cs
beounaen beun emit batte er 5000.
600 S6uloen; bieIe ,1luBten abbesabl1
.perben. uMeine Mitarbeiter" !, fiigte
5atber 5lanagun bin5u, nbielten mel,
ne ab5abllnespldne fir pbantaltii6
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fret oa.''
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7em 8erualtungsrat, belonoers Serru
S. 6. 0apiblen. @eriibrt purben Die
Mntpelenbe11, als er Sic S6idlale il
raanher l1ngliidliber &naben l6il=
oerte, Die in ieinem Seim mieoer 5l1
brauhharen Meitelieoern Ser meniG>
l1ben @eieal6aft gelnadt muroen.
gieben ieiner 30elinge lino bereits
fiir slmerifa eefauen; elmer, 8obbp
l;nrnAtfp pi,1 SeIA n,1f pntnnu hnt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-06

cher Linderung Won Hartleibigkeitsbe-
schwerden wieder wissen wollen und
EUR seiben Zeit fhrem Magen guttun
"Mollen, besorgen Sic sich noch sheute
Alpenkrauter.
Falls Sic es in lhser Naohbar schaft nicht
kaufen konnen, sender Sic fur unser
Aipenkrauter Einfuhrungsangebot un,d
,erhalten Sic
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-06

Den und ,gLbt
dem Magen das
angenehue Ge-
fiihl Won W arme.
Einzunehme e h m en-
vie auf dem Eli
kett sangegehen.
Wenn Sic die
Freuden pIiickli.