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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-04
FUNERALS

The funeral Of Jeremiah F1tZ-
patrick, 279 Moran street, former
employe Of the city water depart
ment, will be held tomorrow at 8:15
a. m. from the Mulville Funeral
Home, 270 West Main street, to St.
Thomas church at 9. Burial will be
in Calvary cemetery. Friends may
call at the funeral home today from
2 to 10 p. m.
The funeral of William H. Myers,
morning at $50 from the residence
to Sacred Heart church at 10 where
a solemn high Mass was celebrated
by Rev. John Dial assisted by Rev.
Franklin Corrigan as deacon and
Rev. Henry Quinn as sub-deacon.
Special music was under the d.
rection Of Miss Georgiana Wolff,
organist and William OBrien, SOL
DIST.
Burial was In the family plot in
Calvary cemetery with committal
services conducted by Father Dial.
A delegation OF over a hundred
associates of Mr.. Myers from the
Scovill Mfg. Co. company, attended.
Also present was delegation from
the Foreman'S Association includ-
ing Earl Odell, Edward Nora, Lew
is Curtiss, Patrick Wallace, Howard
Kraft, Ubald DesaulnierS and VIII
liam Cleary.
Bearers, all employees Of Scovill's,
were: James Coffey, George Burr,
Lewis Darlington, Burt Dillon.
Everett Murphy and Nelson Squires.
Funeral services of Philias Cho-
quette, II, retired contractor, were
held this morning from the Bergin
Funeral Home, 200 East Main street
at 8:15 to st. Johns church in Wa
tertown at 8. where a solemn high
Mass of requiem was celebrated by
Rev. Joseph Gaucher, assisted by
Rev. Thomas McGary as deacon
and Rev. Myles Calvin as sub-dea-
con.
Miss Marie Roberge was organist
and Miss Alice Sullivan was soloist.
A large delegation from the Holy
Name Society Of st. Johns church
attended and also present was a
delegation from the Scovill Manu-
featuring Company.
Bearers were: Bruno Tessier.
Harvey Pelletier, Joseph Pelletier,
Peter LeBoeuf, George Poulin and
Joseph Biron.
Burial was in st. Johns cemetery,
WATERFOWL with Father Gaucher
conducting the committal services.
The funeral Of Miss Mary Early,
IA Baldwin street, was held this
morning at els from the Mulville
Funeral Home, 270 West Main
street, to the Immaculate Concep-
ton church at 9:45 where q solemn
high Mass was celebrated by Rev.
Philip Hussey assisted by Rev.
George Kelley as deacon and Rev.
Donald O'Leary as sub-deacon.
Fred Harmon was organist and
soloist.
Burial was in Calvary cemetery
with committal services by Father
Kelley. Bearers were: Thomas
Thompson, Edward B. O'Donnell,
James Lawlor, Arthur johnson,
John McKenna and Harry Peters.
The funeral Of Dennis Pyne, for
mer resident Of Waterbury will be
held Thursday from the Bergin fu-
neral home, 200 West Main street,
time and other arrangements to be
announced. Friends may call at
the funeral home tomorrow evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-04
23-Yeor Old Lad
Admits Murder

Detroit, April A (UP) - Wayne
County Sheriff Andrew Baird to-
day announced that Richard Vim
cent, 23-year ~old gasoline station
attendant, had confessed to the
Staying of 14-year-old Joyce Raul
ston at the city dump.
Baird said Vincent, who worked
in the gasoline station where the
girl stayed in a tourist cabin for
three nights before her death, sign
ed a confession after being ques-
toned all night.
The girls semi-nude body. beaten
on the head and ctabbed twice, was
found last Tuesday shortly before
9 a. m, on the city dump.
Police theorized she had been
slain between midnight Monday and
6 A. M. Tuesday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-04
Full Weather Report

Boston. April 4 (UP)-Weath-
er forecasts
MASSACHUSE EFT 8. RHOD II
l. ID and CONNECTICUT-
Mostly fair and continued mod
erntely cold tonight and WedneS-
day.
The temperature during the
next four days will average close
to the HeasOnal normal except
slightly below normal along the
Immediate coast. Normal mt BOS-
ton for this per I'D Ii 43 degrees.
Continued cold weather tomorrow
will be followed by n very slowly
mOdePating trend through Friday
and by little temperature change
on Saturday.
Precipitation will total Hight.
less than Ome-thlrd of an inch. and
will occur M rain either Friday
90 SAtzsAAys
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-04
DETAIL FOR TODAY!
Double Deckers I

Most soldiers find DoU B LIE
DECKERS q difacult problem.
There have been violent argu-
ments over which level Is the
most desirable. The G. ]. VINO
chooses the lower bed finds 1t Is,
relatively simple to hit the hay,
but discovers that If the soldier
in the upper arrives late, his face
may be used as a steppingstone
to the higher strata. If the SOLE
der on top losses and turns in his
sleep, the guy below gets little
rest. It has been suggested that
the guys in the top layers be is-
sued parachutes, as too many SOL
diers forget the distance to the
floor when they wake up In the
a. M, and make like . demoli7.
ton bomb.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-04

Inc 1uneral OF A41EeQ "A. OdCHudA
was held yesterday at the Anderson
funeral home, Rev. Leverett Davis,
st. Johns Episcopal church, off,
ciating. Burial was in Southford
cemetery, Southford.
Bearers were Frank Bratz, Ed
ward LaCroix, Phillip Sheridan,
william Gordon, Francis Nc
Kenna and Aubrey Greenlaw.
The funeral of Patrick Henry
Foley, AZ Prospect street, Will be
held tomorrow at 9:15 a. m. from the
Bergin Funeral Home, 290 East
Main street, to the Immaculate
Conception church at 10. Burial
will be in Calvary cemetery. Friends
may call at the funeral home this
afternoon and evening.
The funeral OF Leona Oeapean)
Stevens, 1755 Thomaston avenue,
widow of Frederick Stevens, will be
held tomorrow afternoon at 2 at the
Anderson Funeral home, 10 Central
avenue, with Rev. Murray DeWart
Of st. Johns Episcopal church off,
ciating. Burial will be in new Pine
Grove cemetery. Friends may call
at the funeral home today from
3 to 5 and Z to p. m.
The funeral of Peter f. Burns,
TIC Washington avenue, will be held
tomorrow at 8:45 a. m. from the
Stokes Funeral Home, 1874 Riverside
street, to st. Joseph's church at 9:l5
Interment will be In new st. Jo-
seph's cemetery. Friends may call
at the funeral home today from 2
to 10 p. m.
The funeral Of Peter Brown, 371
North Main street, will be held to-
morrow at $3.50 a. m. from the Ber-
gin Funeral Home, 200 East Main
street, to the Immaculate Concep-
ton church at 9. Burial will be In
Calvary cemetery. Friends may call
at the funeral home this afternoon
and evening.
The funeral Of Wilfred l.. Horton,
"a, former resident of Waterbury,
who died Sunday In Brewster, N. Y,
was held at 10 p. m. today at the
Oelker and Cox Funeral Home IN
Brewster. Burial was in Riverside
cemetery, this city.
Mr.. Horton, who was former
veteran of the Southern New Eng
land Telephone Company. was a
resident of Waterbury until two
years ago when he went to live with
a niece, Mrs. Alice Travis in Brews-
ter.
He began employment at the Tel
ephone Company ir' 1895 as night
chief operator. He Ids made chief
operator for both night and day
service in 1901 and was acting chief
operator from 1905 to 1911, when he
resigned. His wife, Mary, was also
employed by the telephone company.
Mr.. Horton later served as night
clerk at the Kingsbury Hotel.
Besides Mrs. Travis he is survived
by several other nieces. among
whom are Miss Marion Horton, Yale
clinic. Mrs. Horizons father was
Rev. A. p. Diets.
Funeral services for Miss Anna
G. Halpln, teacher at Russell school
until her illness about four months
ago, will be held tomorrow at $3.50
from the Bergin Funeral Home, 200
East Main street. to st. Francis
Xavier church at 8. Burial will be
in old st. Joseph's cemetery.
Friends may call at the funeral
home this afternoon and evening.
Members Of the Daughters Of Isa-
bella will meet tonight at 8 o'clock
at the funeral home.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary NC
Govern, wife Of Bryan McGovern
If Roxbury, was held yesterday from
the home to st. Patrick's church,
Roxbury. Burial was In st. Francis
Xavier cemetery, New Milford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-04
LATE REALTY NEWS

The following building permits
have been issued by the Office of
Bldg. Inspector John T. Hartley:
Motor Mart Garage, Sc Cottage
Place, add to gas station, 500
Arthur Cook, 76 Chapman ave-
nue., rebuild 2-car garage, $500.
Josephine CachiOIO. WisIock and
OvertOl street, Alteration to build
ing, $500.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-04
SPANISH COOPERATION

London. April A. (UP) - Dingie
Foot, secretary to the ministry Of
economic welfare, told Commons to-
day, that the Spanish government
had withheld shipments Of Wolfram
to Germany during negotiations
with Britain during the last two
months but Portuguese exports con-
ttnued.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-04

land-based units repeatedly attack
ed the Marshall Islands, the Eastern
Caroline Islands, the Bismarck Is
lands and New Guinea. but our
units Immediately counter-attacked
the enemy aircraft, shooting down
or damaging approximately go
planes and repulsing the others"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-04
If Sickness Has
Discouraged You

If you or any
one, dear to
you, are all
ing, and you
are discour-
aged because
health Is be-
ing d enie d
your, or your
loved ones,
then I want
you to know
that there Is
a message OF
hope for you
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-04
DIED

DIED
ANHOLD-In Brooklyn, N. Y, April
Bird, 1914, Mrs. Henrietta Anholds
of 227 Kent Avenue.
Funeral Thursday afternoon, at 2:O0
o'clock, from Anderson Funeral
Home, 70 Central Avenue. Burial IN
old Pine Grove cemetery.
BAKA-In this city, April 3rd, 1914,
Mary (Harvis) Baka, Of S7s Hill
Funeral Thursday morning, at 3:l5
o'clock, from Anderson Funeral
Home, 20 Central Avenue, to st.
Mary's Russian Greek Orthodox
Church, at 300 o'clock. Burial In
st. Mary's Russian Greek ceme-
terry.
JOHNSON In this city, April 4th,
1914, Claus Emil Johnson, OF 10
Tudor Street.
Funeral Friday afternoon, at 200.
o'clock, from Anderson Funeral
Home, 70 Central Avenue. Burial
in old Pine Grove cemetery.
sEBAsTIANO-In this city. April
3rd, 1914, Mrs. Maria (Ludovico)
Sebastiano, Of 68 South Elm Street.
Funeral Thursday morning, at S:OC
o'clock, from Maiorano Funeral
Home, 95 Willow Street, to Our
Lady of Lourdes Church, at 9:46
o'clock. Burial in Calvary ceme-
terry.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-04


For your own sake and for the
sake of those you love, investi-
gate and learn for yourself how
Chiropractic treatments as given
at this office, are restoring health
where drugs had failed. Records
for the past "a years show cases
Of all descriptions restored to
HEALTH - HEAD TROUBLE,
STOMACH, KIDNEY TROUBLE,
LIVER, THROAT, INTESTINAL,
Oh r MIC CONSTIPATION,
A s r H M A, RHEUMATISM,
(Muscular and Arthritis); NEU-
RITIS, PARALYSIS, WEAK
AND DIZZY SPELLS, WEAK
NESS OF THE NERVOUS SYS-
TEN. HIGH AND LOW BLOOD
PRESSURE. BACK PAINS and
WEAKNESS, LEG AND ARM
PAINS, etc. and etc.
DR.. A.Tralnlr,
ChirOpractlc Specialist
COR. BANK AND GRAND SITS.
BUCKINGHAM BLDG.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-04

The funeral Of Mrs. Mary NC
Govern, wife Of Bryan McGovern
If Roxbury, was held yesterday from
the home TO st. Patrick's church,
Roxbury. Burial was In st. Francis
Xavier cemetery, New Milford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-04

The funeral Of Dennis Pyne, for
mer resident Of Waterbury will be
held Thursday from the Bergin fu-
neral home, 200 West Main street,
time and other arrangements to be
announced. Friends may call at
the funeral home tomorrow evening.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-19
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ytrs. Glememce San Amarabefe, Sat.
tin bon CHARLES 8an Operberq,
geb. am 81. Oft. 1872 in @ncloo,
8. ST., 8elgien; geit. am 26. Oeai
1914, pobl bor6ereitet, in Noline,
Su.
SOiepb s. @reae, geb. am 6. aua.
1875; geft. am "a. Sebr. 1913,
tpobl oorbereitet, in ct. 2ouis,
Mo. alter 2eier.
Nidolas samterbadj, eeit. am 1s. Moi
1914, I'M Sitter bon 83 ssabren
uno z Wonaten, in &anIas gitp,
&ani. @ifrieer 2eier uber SO Sabre
lang.
9ottfrteb Sous, seb. am 10. sSebr.
1852 in Meoertpenoig, &beinIano,
9euti9lano; gelt. am %. Weoi
1914 in 2ong Brairie, Meinn. gr
:, btnterlabt 5 &inoer. Glter 2eier.
gfrs. Clemens gniemeper, eeb. Ser.
nadine Soenefe, geit. am 12. M6ra
1914. Sic mar geboren in Neuen.
fir9en, Sannober, 0eutfdlano. Sc.
ierin iiber SO Sabre.
@ik Gliiabetb Seim, eeit. an, 8. SUM-
1914, i'm Nlter bon 95 ssabren,
in Nabiion, 8is. alte 2eierin.
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trsiben. po Esin @IIansenpis5s @Ga-
6en nebnen fam, 1T fohen0beiBes
gsdiier. i1orfe Gauge, Eerpentin o0er
@oIcIin.
Gin fir ben Noien iinf116lihes
1sitteI beitebt onrifl, oaE man eine
oiinne aufI6iung oeg tpeiBen arie.
|nifs, oenl man nod ettpas 8uder s,i.
iest, ii eifem tleinen @efdB III Die
gdbe bes Qmeiienbaits iest. GiItgit
Inaiden einige Gmeiien Oabon. 60.
I,baIo ober bic eriten tot fino, nerlaiien
Die iibrigen ben 9rt, Der ibnen @e.
lfabr birat u,t6 ton,nen ni1t ,uie6er.
an on6eren geitteIn tperoen nod fol.
genoe aur gertreibung bon ameilen
i'm Sa,tie angegeben: /. Neon miihe
ISefe NIT 3uer poer ObitgeIee; bic
ameiien, bic bierpon freiien. iterben.
2. Man ftreue geftpBenen 3ufer in
einen SdDamm; tpenn Der gdmamm
bon ameiien lit, perfe man i'm in
todenoes 8aiier lrno tpieoerboIe bos.
ielbe. 8. ginfader tit, tn gapier6iiten
l,ehpas geitobenen 8uder au itre,,en
ooer ionit Elm SiBiefeit binein au hun.
Sobalo biele aneiien orin iino, fnit.
tere man Die Diite au uno suerfe re
ins Seuer.
Bo btele &meiien inn Sauie ftn6,
muB man tire SdlupfpinfeI aufiu.
den, unS, no es gebt, SeI in bic Rit.
aen ibiitten, pas t0tet bic ametien
uno Die @rut. Das Sett beritopft bic
Sautporen 10, 6aB Die Eiere nidt uebr
atmen fonnen, uno eritiden. auf ie.
ben Saa miiifen Ole &isen nit aoIf,
Cement ooer @ips aueei9miert tuer.
Den. Wfit Betroleum tann n1au bic
Etere tpobl bertreiben, neil lie ben
@ernd nidt bertrasen t0nnen, aber
tie niiten ii6 tpieoer irgenopo anoers
Elm. arienif uno Strpdnin ibeint ben
Steren 1si6ts an5ubaben. ~.
8eitere gertiIeunesmiheI lino:
8iBer 3uder NIT 5dpefeI (guI.
pbur) bermiidt; Der @erud bon Slid.
lduppen beri6eudt 6ie ameifen. 8ia
man Die ameiien bon ettpas abbalten,
umitreut man Die @efdBe nit gepuI.
oertem ungeloidtem &alt (2ime). !
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eilse eissEiibrIisbe slitlei.

risng 0Q1u
Seife fam man aus pielerIei e5tof.
lien ano gIbfallen beriteleit. bic 8ette
IentboIten, Nian fonn oieielben III eli
mem groBen gebaIter aufbeben uno
iieOen Gag Die Giid5abfdlIe bi,aufiieen..
9an1it lie nidt 10 ftbnen Deroerben,
fam man regeImaBig etmas Sala oa.
Iriiber ltreiien.
Cine quite Seife fam bon ieoer
ltldtigen &a,tsfron bereitet tperoen,
ltpenn man iid 6a3u bic NOTICE 8eit
lino @eoulo t,inltnt. geDor man oie
lSeife fobt, bergeiie man nidt, auBerit
borii6tig az fem, oantit man iid
Iourd iiberfodenbe Setfe nidt Der.
brennt, tpie es ibon bdnfig borge-
Ifommen lit.
| BiIl man Eerpentin. ,ino Amnlo.
Iniafieife BeritelIen cine Seife, Die
liid bor3iiglid gun, Wdidetuofaen eie-
met = 10 neBme man 1a1f orei auart
8affer ettpa / 8int Eerpenttn ober
ammoniat u,to eit babies Yfuno ee.
ltp6bnlide sooo. 2esteres tut man
Unit oem Sett augleib in oas 8aiier,
IEerpentin l,no Qmnonia oagegen erit
lnor oem &altitelen Der Waiie, per-
tmiidt alIes 6ur9 tiidtiges l1mriib-
lren uno idnetoet bic Seife ebenfols
mad "a 5tunoen in Stide. Nad bier
IBIS feds 8o9en fann man Die Seife
ipermenoen; ie ldneer fie liegt, INN
| 10 beifer miro fie.
Guf an6ere 8eiie tann man bon
lgetauften ooer ii6rig eebliebenem
&inoertaIg aud etne quite Seife be.
retten. Auf 4 Bfuno Salg rednet
man 1 Bfuno Seifenitein (5oap
lStone) uno 5 Quart 8aiier. Man
lloit ben 5eifenitein nit Dem 8aiier
auf, bebdlt Die Salfte bieier Gauge
5uriid, gieBt uber, 10 biel man fort.
nabm, reines 8aiier bin5u. 9ann
laBt ntan 6ett unb Seifenitein i'm &ei-
Iiel anfoden uno gieBt, iobaIo oie
Waiie fo6t bic 5uriidbebaItene Gauge
loa3u. Die Maiie muB 1 Biz flint Bier
ltel Stunoen leiie fo6en uno ununter-
bro6er geriibrt tperoen. 9amit It6
Die Sauge bon Ser Seife i6eioet, itreut
man 5ulebt Sal5 binein, auf 1 9funo
Setfenitein ungefabr 100 biz 115
@romm, gieBt Damn aues in Elm NIT
faltem 8aiier geipiiltes 8oIdfab uno
lift. es eritarren.
Sails man altes &o6- uno 8rat>
|fett gum Seifenfo6en bertpenoet, muB
oasielbe ieoesmal frti6 umeebraten
|uno an einem trodenen fiiblen Ort
oufbetuabrt neroen; Die anbern Ab-
fdue, nie @rieben uno S9narten,
bepabrt man in einen1 5ugeoedten
auf.
Gum 5dluB nod Elm 8e5ept 5ur
Seriteaung biaiger Sledieife. Cute
flliiige Sledieife fann ielblt bereitet
tperoen, penn man quite Sausieife
f6abt, in 5lai6en flint uno Mn1nonia
ipuriiber sieBt. Man idiitteIt oann Die
5lai6e tiidtig uno ldBt fie berfortt
fteben. Sat itb bic Seife aufeeloit
10 beroiinne man Die Miidung ourd |
tpeiteres aufgieBen bon Ammonia
hfS 1n Gi.,tSirFo ho4 0lo;+ A;oso,. 0c
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V&tt sssst0 VSstt1hVA w St1f llsAttssSA7
loea,
s, @., pbie
Gg lit Sntereiie Der 8obrbeit iebr
lan bebouern, bob es iii ,lnierm 2nnoe
inlner nod 9eiitide. iogar Gntboli-
Item, glib, tpeI1e Die ben fatboIiiden
gIdttern 5ugebenoen 8eridte iiber bic
lreligf6ie gerfoIgung oes oeutiden
IgoIfes otrh oie Sitlerihe goaitDrans
lnei fir erfunoen erfldren. 9ieie einaig
lidlouen uno aufgefldrten 2eiltc baIten
I6en Bapif, Der ipieberbolt ibarfen
|8roteit gegen oieie Nasiberfolgnngen
Ierboben, fir einen Waann, Der ni1t
ImeiB, mas IN oer 8elt porgebt ODER
l6er oas oeiitfhe 9oIf baBt. Die 8ro-
.!teite 6es gapites, tpie aud Die oeg
Itatbolifden Deutidtumg amerifas
limb nidt segen ons 6eutide goIt ge.
Iridtet oenn 6ieies berfolgt ni9t Die
|air6e ionoern gegen Sitler uno
Iieinen gottloien Anbang.
/ Man frage ei1nlal Ole aus Dem
l&iHeritaat bierber gefIii9teten Or.
loensleilte. sic iperoen alle beaeugen,
bob nidt t,ur in GeutfdIano, lonoern
lin alien na5ibeiesten 2dnoern @uro-
pas bic meiiten al0iter uno relteioien
lanftalten, ielbit Soipitdler, BON ben
l0a5ibeboroen eefbloiien uno ibres
Igigentums beraitbt itnb, oaB bic Sea-
!5ibeboroen iogar Die @loden lno Die
|Srgelpfeifen Der airden tpegseitobIen
lbaben. .
| 8obl iino Ole air6en nod ni6t
lgei9loiien, aber iiber oie 8rieiterIemi-
narien, mo- Grieiter berangebiloet
lueroen iolIen, iinb 10 itrifte Hegie-
irnngsberfiigungen berbangt, oaB Der
l8rieiternadpuds ir1mer ipdrliber
Inirb. 3uoem iino alle iunsen 2eute,
loie itb benz 8rieiterltanoe miomen
Ipoaten, in Der armee. 8er 8rie1ter
Iooer Sroensmitglieo peroen min,
In1nB Die grlaubnis Ger 0aairegierung
.lbaben.
! eollen Die fatbolii6en 8eitungen
Ioieie 5a6eu peridtpeigen2 5eIblt oie
Igegenpdrtigeu 5einoe 9euti9lanos
- nit tpenigen ausnabnen - be.
fampfen mobl oen Ra5ismus, a6ten
Juno beoauern aber oas slaubige,
lfdDen bebrdngte oeuti9e gof.
8enn Sic Die bon ben 9o3is ber-
ilbeigefiibrten gegenmartigen 3ultGnoe
lin 9eutidlano ernitlid betradten,
miiiien Sic gu Der l1eber3eugung
fommen, oaB in lpeniger dls 5ebn
Sabren oas oeuti6e goIf ser 9idter
Juno Denfer oeridpunoen tit. Das bo>
bere> ernite Stuoium eriitiert nidt
Imebr. 9as l1niberiitdtsituoium gebt
Irapio 5ltriid. 8on1 2ebrplan ser b6+
beren S6ulen lit Die 8biloiopbie p6l.
Ilig ausgeihaltet. gon ben 41,O00|
IStuoenten Der l1niperfit6t in 8ien
tparen es - faum ein babies Sabr
mad oem anidIuB MIR mebr
1000. Gu6 Die l1niberiit6t in Weiin.
den lit fataitropbal entpolfert. gei
Der Seranbiloung Der ~SitIeriugeno"
tpirb nur> @epidt gelegt auf oen mi-
litarif6en 9riq, auf Sport uno
5pieI. 9nS 6p1ttfrf1e WnTf Apr Q,ff,fnft
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s.. 81. H2ellr

eiisf1hes Snignlittel::
Gin Eeel5ffeI bon anmpberpnlner
tpir6 IN Elm mebr tiefes als tpeitesl
Gef1B gefdittet uno Oieies our SaIfte1
nit fohenoean Goiier gefiiIlt. ueber5
6as @ef1b ltiilpt man oann cine so
pier6iite, oeren Gpise man iotpeit abs
reiBt ooB man bic ean8e Naie BIN.
einIteden fonn. 4if oieie 8eiie atmet
man oie inarrlen farnpferbaltigett
@afier66mpfe 10f5 Minuten lang
Elm. Diefes gerfabren pir6 nod) 4
BIS 5 Shinben tpieoerbolt, nuo ielbit
Der bartnddigite Sdnnpfen leiitet
ibm ni6t Bi6eritano. Meiit beridmtn.
oct er idon nod oretmaligem GIN
atllerl.
Ntrs. y. g., Dbio
SbIt- uno gfotlpeinfleden fann
man, ipenn man es iofort antpenbet,
oiir6 folee,roes gerfabren aus Stof-
fen entfernen. Wan touht bel bun.
ten 5toffen ben Sled IN fo9enbes
@affer, ons Donoglib nod allf Dem
Geaer itebt, 1tnb Der Sled miro IN
atuei Winuten peri9ipinoen. ge6tigen.
falIs tpertoet man neroiinnten Sal
niiafgeiit an. aus tpaide1ten ipeiBen
5toffen gebt Der Sled, inoem man
i'm 8uerit IN falten, Damn in beiBen1
Boiier ntebrere, 5tun6en etntpeidt
ausm6iht uno auf Die befledte Stene
ettpos idarfen, beiBen gifig trd,tfelt
ur0 nohnals nn6ipiilt. 8ei 1lteren
GIeden tpenoet man BEL tpai6e1ter
Sfoffen Sdmierieife ano gblorblei9e
an. 8ei ieioenen Stoffen genigt
4usnalnen 6es Sledens nit Spiri.
tais, BEL tpeiBieioenen 5toffen fann
man oie 5dipefelblei9e anpenoen.
0bit- uno gfotpeinfIeden entfernt
man auf 5tabI uno MeiferL ioIange
lie nod frifd firo, ourd neberreibett
NIT lauren Qepfelidnlen ooer our1
abreiben NIT pulberiiierter S1lemm-
freioe. Qnd fann man Die 9bltfIef-
fen bon Meiiern nit einem in 5tein-
foblenaide getaubten 2dppden ent-
fernen.
81. 50, SG.
Bir raten bosielbe Oeittel BEL
granbmunoen an, oas bor fur5em bon
einem 4r5t, Der beint Goten &reu5 an
Der Griegsfront tatig lit, als eines
Der beiten Mittel BET gronoipunoen
aller glrt empfobIen miro uno oas
nit groBem GrfoIge BEL bertpunoeten
5oloaten angenanot morben. l1no
boS lit Sal5noiier.
Dieies Mittel lit iibrigens nidtI
nen. 5don 8farrer aneipp enpfieblt,
inn 8ranoblaien ali berbinoern, sic
9ranonunoen bid nit Sal5 ali be-
itrenen. Snieftenitide jon man iofort
NIT sal5tpaiier ooer angefeu1tetent
Sal5 betupfen.
slu6 anoerpeitig lit 5al5 Elm Dor-
5iiglf6es Waittel. Sci Salsentainbun.
gen ion man NIT 5al5uaier gur-
geln. gei MagenBeibneroen uno
Soobrennen (Seart gurn) trinfel
man SaI5naiier. Salapoiier lit Elm
gutes 8redmittel BET MagenDergif-
tll1fg un0 lit bIutftiDen0 BEL yeofenbIn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-19

Der Singing Jon fein graues
Saar berla6en; tpie Iange ipiro mobI
bic glume rot u,to frii9 bIeiben?
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-08-31
HOSPITAL NOTES

James Sullivan had tonsils re-
moved on Aug %.
Mrs. Frances Carman of Troy un-
derwent an appendectomy Friday
night
Mrs. Charles TroWbridge OF War
land underwent a tonsillectomy.
Lawrence and Janet Perry Of
Troy had tonsils removed Saturday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
Dennis, Jr., a daughter, on Aug. 20,
and to Mr.. and Mrs. Don Nelson, q
daughter on Aug. a.
Mrs. Ed Fine underwent an OPP
GRAFTON Wednesday morning, as did
also George Stitch Of Troy.
Harry A. Murphy Of Spokane was
admitted as patient Tuesday be-
cause Of injuries to his chest and
left shoulder sustained when he
fell from a load of lumber.
Frank Decker had his left leg am
putated just above the knee Tues
day, the outcome Of fracture sus-
tanned some time ago.
Winnie Duval had tonsils removed
Monday
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-08-31
BRINGS BRIDE HOME

Friends will be interested to know
that Tech. So. Walter Kammeyer
and his bride, the former Florence
ERICKSON, came to Libby Saturday
for i visit with relatives and friencs..
The young couple were married
August 7, at Pocatello, Idaho, in the
Methodist church by Rev. Albert
B. -Parret.
Mrs. Kammeyer, daughter OF Mrs
Emma J. Erickson of CooperstoWn
N. D., is a graduate of the Coopers-
town high school and the Valley
City State Teachers college, N. y.
and also attended the University q
Montana. For the last two years sht
has taught in the junior high schoo
at Libby, a position she will I'll
again this year. Sgt Kammeyer, sor
of Mrs. William Kammeyer, is
graduate of the Libby high school
and attended the California
college at Pasadena, Calf, and UNI
versity of Montana at Missoula. d
is now member of the c. $. Al
Force, serving as weather forecast
er at the Pocatello {Idaho) army al
field. He will return to his dutle
there tomorrow.
Sgt. and Mrs. Kammeyer will b
wished every success and happines
by their many friends here.