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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-29

It's the Army getting duffel bags filled with cigarettes when Bob Hawk airs Thanks to the Tanks" oye- CBS tonight, at 7:3O p. m. Soldiers in the U. s. Army Battey General Hospital, Rome, Ga, and the U. s. Army Station Hospital, Gowen Field, Boise, Idaho, will get the smokes along with Bob's jokes, questions and personality. The pro- gram also features the singing of Lynn Gardner and music by Peter Van Steeden's orchestra.
 A service man doesn't have to be a contestant, to have his morale built up by Take It Or Leave It." One of Phil Bakers $64 winners Sunday night took her prize money after the show with the announce ment that she was going to call her service man husband, stationed in San Diego, Calf, and IT, going to tell the operator to let me keep talk ing to him until we've talked $64 worth!
 Barbara StanWyck, one of Holly woods best loved actresses, comes in 'or her Hats Off" tribute on He'd da Hopper's Hollywood" tonight at 7,15 D. m, over CBS stations Ex- elusive news about the movie center anc its people will also be revealed by the columnist- actress commenta- ter.
 Fans who've been asking that Jo- seph Gotten be starred in another Suspense" spooker (he'S appeared on the program more than half dozen times since it's incaptiom, will be happy to know that Producer William Spier has signed him for another appearance on Thursday, Feb. l, at p. m. over CBS. Gotten, incidentally, has Spier to thank for creating new phase in his career; the producer was the first to think of the handsome actor in other than juvenile roles. It's worked out pretty well, too, for IT. eis now one of the busiest character actors in Holly wood.
 Should Congress Pass Work-or- Fight Bill?" and "Is America in Danger of Going Fascist?" are two of the discussion topi"s selected for broadcast in February on Americas Town Meeting" The Presidents de- mand for legal compulsion to work
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-29

Goldwyn Girl Virginia Mayo turns Blind Date" darling on Monday, Jan. 29, at 8;30 p.m., e.w.t., over the Blue Network. when she will accompany a lucky GI Romeo to New York's famous Stork Club for free evening of dining and dancing. The blonde film star plays the feminine lead in Bob Hopes current film, "The Princess and the Pirate"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-17
JAP pUppET
 KINGD0MIN
 LONE STAND
Wants 10 Dictate Own Peace Terms, Aeeord-
 ing 10 Jap Radio

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 17-The Japanese puppet kingdom of Viet Nam, created last March by the Japanese from the French Indo- China protectorate of Annam, will not accept peace if it means return ing to French Rule, the Japanese Dcemi news agency reported today in a broadcast recorded by the Fed eral Communications Commission.
 The declaration in the name ot the puppet premier asserted Viet Nam's intention of defending the independence acquired in the last stage of the Greater East Asia war, the Domei dispatch, datelined Hanoi said.
 The people of Viet Nam refuse tc be subjugated again by France. ''un- der whose letters they long suffer ed," the statement was quoted by Domei.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-17
 SAYS ATOM
 ENDED WAR
Former Prime Minister of Britain Reveals
 Early Plans

LONDON, Aug. 17-Winston Churchill told Commons yesterday that the atomic bomb was respon- sible for the sudden ending of the Japanese war and saved million American and 250,000 British lives which would have been lost in in- vading the enemy's home islands
 Prime Minister Attlee said subSe- quently that the atomic bomb dis covery would force reorganization lin the sphere of international relations.
 We have to realize that we are living ina new world, now that we have seen the atoms, new force, the consequences of which we find it difficult to grasp" said Attlee, who succeeded Churchill as Britain's first minister as result of the July election.
 Churchill said Generalissimo Sta lin promised to enter the Pacific war three months after the German surrender and the Russian interven- tion on August after the German collapse May was but another example of the fidelity and punctu- ality" of the Soviet Union.
 He disclosed that he and Presi- dent Truman made elaborate plans at Potsdam for Great battles and landings in Malaya, the Netherlands East Indies and in the homeland of Japan itself,' not knowing how long Japanese resistance would continue.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-17
WLB HOLD
 FFWAGE5,
 SOME CASES

WASHINGTON, Aug. IT - The Little Steel wage formula went into the discard for undetermined thou sands of workers today
 One immediate result was to set the stage for a potential wide struggle among unions whose con- tracts call for reopening of nego- tiations when there is a change in national wage policy.
 President Truman announced the new policy late yesterday in a statement in which he also called upon labor to continue it's wartime no-strike pledge.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-17

WASHINGTON, Aug. 17-Further changes in the top control Of this country's foreign policy appear in the offing today, following Dean Acheson's elevation to succeed Un- der Secretary of State Joseph c. Grew.
 It is possible, however, that Sec retary of State Byrnes may delay a final decision until he returns next month from the Council of Foreign Ministers meeting in Lon- don
 President Truman late yesterday announced the appointment of Acheson, an assistant secretary who first came to Washington early in New Deal days. Simultaneously, MT. Truman accepted Crews resig- nation, marking the close of a 4l- year foreign service career.
 Ambassador to Tokyo from 1882 until Pearl Harbor, Grew is credited with formulating Allied policy to- ward the Japanese Emperor which figured in Nipponese surrender earlier this week.
 Acheson, a 52-year-old lawyer, who served briefly as Under-Secre- tary of the Treasury in 1883, went to the State Department three years ago after spending the in- tervening period in private prac- tice.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-17

DOLLIE TURNER HERE Dollie Turner, of Ketchikan, is a guest at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-17
RECOVERED

DALLAS, Texas - Somebody is carrying this reconverSion thing a little too far, one citizen reported to- day to police.
 MT. and Mrs. E.zell Foster said a burglar, evidently feminine, left a complete wardrobe of work clothes shirt, slacks and shoes in their home last night She left with a much snappier outfit, red and white dress, blouse and suede slippers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-17

kings. 1,752; pinks, 3l9,473; chums, l36, TOT; echoes. 44,254; total, 611,- 1922 last year 867, 7,77212.
 Central Alaska Reds, 43l ,070 1; kings, 30,938; pinks, 1,l07014; chums, 303, 3,203; echoes. 42,141; total, l,9l4,- 366; last year, l,800,609.
 Western Alaska FinaD - Reds, 6c2,452; kings, 4,311; pinks, l24; chums, 90,414; echoes. 7,252; total, 704,553; last year, 1,027026.
 All-Alaska Totals-Reds LAO, ,528; kings, SPOOL; pinks, 1,426,6ll; chums, 532. .324; cohoes. 93,647; total 3,230- III: last year. 3,6s5, ,4o7la
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-17
NAVY TO PROBE INDIANAPOLIS
 DISASTER NOW

GUAM, Aug. l7--A Navy Board of Inquiry has begun an investiga- ton of the sinking of the Cruiser Indianapolis July 30, including the reasons for the delay in search for the ship until after it was overdue more than 54 hours.
 The Indianapolis was lost in the Philippine Sea from enemy action with 100 per cent casualties to her 1,l96 officers and men. Five were officially listed as dead, 875 as missing. The remain were wounded or suffered from exposure.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-17

PEARL SPRENGLE HERE Pearl Sprengle, of Haines, is { guest at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-17
APPOINTMENT
 OF ACHES0N TALK
May Mean More Changes in Top Control for
 Foreign Policy

BULLETIN - WASHINGTON, Aug. 17-Archibald MacLeish and J. c. Holmes resigned today as As sistant Secretaries of State.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-17
Pack Outlook In Southeast Now Improved
Run Commencing 10 HiI Southern DisfriCf-Ko-
 diak Gets Extension

Indications of a late- run in Southeast Alaska to d ay gave promise of a 1945 salmon pack much improved over last weeks outlook, Fisheries officials declared here to- day.
 In particular, during the past three days, improvement has been shown each day in the Southern District. with a very considerable improvement the past two days, It was stated. Two season extensions, of 24 hours each have been granted in the Southern District by the Fish and Wildlife Service, it was an- nounced. The season there is now set to close at 6 o'clock p, m., to- morrow, August IS.
 Run improvement also appeared in the Kodiak District of Central Alaska. with more than l50,000 cases being packed there during the week ending August II. An extension ot 48 hours was granted at Kodiak also, with 'the extended season there ending August l6, at 6 o'clock D. m.
 The improving general prospect for the l945 pack is reflected in pack reports for the season, through August II, compiled here by the F&WL, released today; with com parative totals last year:
 Southeast Alaska:
 Ketchikan District-Reds, 26,039; kings, 545; pinks, 2.729; chums, 34,- s47; echoes, l6,9l0; total, 271,l70; last year, 34,244
 West Coast-Reds, 6,697; kings, "A; pinks, l1,573; chums, 4,870; echoes, lo,788; total, 34,002; last year, 4l,27l. Wrangell-Petersburg = Reds, l4,- 869; kings, 92; pinks, 27,l74; chums, 8,31O; echoes, 6,956; total, 57,40l; last year, 82,3O4.
 Eastern-Reds, l0,484; kings, 182; pinks, 23,870; chums, 18,036; echoes, 2,3O2; total, 54,874; last year, 105,- 472.
 Western Reds, l7,958; kings, 19; pinks, 33,870; chums, 49,75l; echoes, 3.722; total, 1o5,32o; last year, 257,- l36.
 Icy Strait = Reds, 13,193; kings, PIT; pinks, 29,75l chums, 22,7o4 :; echoes, 3,576; total 69,581; last year, 130,238l2.
 Yakutat-Reds, 17,766; kings, 563; pinks, 506; chums, g; total, 1884 last year, l7,l07.
 Central Alaska:
 Copper River (FinaD Reds, TO- 997; kings. 6,02l; total, 77018; last year, 65,0l8.
 Resurrection Bay = Reds, 2,313, pinks, 482; total, 2,795; last year, l. i30.
 Prince William Sound (FinaD- Reds. l4,289; kings, lO6; pinks, 482,- gro; chums, l48, ,446; echoes, 3,901 total 649,612; last year, 547,570.
 Cook Inlet = Reds, 117625 kings 22,l82; pinks, 53,825; chums, 27,l63 echoes, 27,S29; total, 248624 last year 324,996
 Kodiak ak-Reds, 145, ,727; kings 494 pinks. 41o,652; chums, 55,592; echoes 2,742; totals, 6l5,2l7; last year, 5l9 348.
 Chignik-Reds 1928; kings, 22l pinks, l7,674; chums, l0,884; echoes 229; total, 47,3o6; last year, 77,860.
 Alaska Peninsula (estimate Reds, 61,811; kings, 1914; pinks 14l,511; chums, 6l,1l8; echoes, TAO total, 273,794; last year, 264,087
 Western Alaska:
 Port Moller (FinaD Reds 32,621 kings, g; pinks, 124; chums, 24, STA; echoes, 4,958; total, 62,600; las year, 44,234.
 Bristol Bay (FinaD Reds, 569 ,831 kings, 4,288; chums, 65,54O; cohoe. 2,294; total, 641 ,s53; last year, 982, 792.
 Area Pack Totals
 Southeast Alaska-Reds, TOT, 7,006
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-17
TOO WEAK

TRINIDAD, Colo. A motorist drove into a filling station and ex- ultantly told an attendant to fill Ter up"
 The attendant complied As the motorist drove away, the full gas tank, unused to the strain, dropped to the pavement.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-17
HARRIET CHkISTIANsON HERE

Harriet Christianson arrived yes- terday on an Alaska Coastal Air lines plane from Excursion Inlet and is a guest at the Baranof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-17
CRUTCUER HERE

Marshall Crutcher arrived yes- terday from Ketchikan on an AL aska Coastal Airlines plane and is a guest at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-17
ADAlISON HERE

Robert M Adamson, of Sas Francisco, is a guest at the Bar anof Hotel, having arrived yester- day via PA Clipper from Fair banks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-17
YEATMAN HERE

c. A. Yeatman, of San Mateo, Calf, returned to Juneau yester- day on a Pan American Clipper
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-17

from Fairbanks, where he has been
 vacationing in the Interior, and Is now a guest at the Baranof oHtel.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-17

Sor elmer GerIamlung ser ,,gotbo.
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oerlos &eb. SorrD 6. &onig bonn ct.
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tion Of Beoce" folgenoe @rtIGrung:
Sn oen Dumborton Sots.@rfld-
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uno mas gu einetn oouer116en, ouf
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perlangt tper6en muB.
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offentli6t Woroen, Inn Dem Bublifum
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tperoen tonne.
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meme @elegenbeit, uns oariiber au G11-
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item Geo Dem Drei5ebnten, 8eneoift
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beoauernstperter Sebli6lag ertpieien.
0te nun bereits beeonnenen S6ritte
gu einem tpirfliden 6rieoen na6 Die.
lem &riege niiiien elmer idorfen @ri-
ttt unter3ogen tperoen, oenn aud iie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-17
Scr alpine Segelflng
elm nener Sport in ber Gdtpeis

etn nener Sport in Der Sdtpeis
Bie in alien 2dnoern, 10 muBte
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emit itolae internationale GlugIinien.
nes, oas bic S9tpei5 in tpenigen
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turae Strede 5uiammeneei9n1oI5en.
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fommen tpeeen Ser i'm ean5en 2anoe
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Sdmei5 bic our9 ben &rieg beoina.
ten Seifeln gelodert mer6en, 1dmli9
ben Segelflugfport. 3tpor muB ii6
audi oieier Sport einige 8ei6rqnfltu-
gen auferlegen. Nur eetpiiie @ebiete
ftno our Gusiib,ne 6es SegelIuges
freigeeeben tpor6en, io6oB Dor anem
groBere Stredenfliige nibt m0gIi6
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5eueen, beion6ere Ausnobmen borbe.
balten, nur ouf cine Sobe bon 1900
Metern iiber ben Stortpunft iteieen
uno enolib ftro ggoHen. un6 geadt.
fliige gdn5li9 ,tnteriaet, 6o Der Se-
gelflieger ftets bonn 8ooen aus ii6t.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-17

tpett oos auee in allen bier &immeIs.
ridtangen idtuetft. Sn ietner Gin"
fmnfeit bat ft9 bielfo9 i9on Der ge.
gelflieeer Elm itolaer 8eeeenoiie on.
sei@loiien: Der aoIer beeleitet i'm
auf ietnem Suse, er, in oeifen @eid
er btsber oIlein uno uuumi6rdnft
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iteri6aften bat ser Gero-glub Der
S9tpei5 i'm Sabre 1943 eritmalig bonn
5lugplob Somaoen-5t. Weoris inn
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item aStloten 6es 2anoes tpuroen bier.
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&ilometer Stredenldnee iiber 6os
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3ipfel Bis 5000 Weter Sobe, tporen
&ontrollitationen nit &ur5menenien-
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mann iiberrai6e1po: bon II geitarte-
ten Ronfurrenten fonnten z ben oor.
geidriebenen Stumbling beenben. Ser
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rige Strede in nur 1862 Weinuten to.
toler 5lug3eit.
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gemadten reiden grfabrungen bereits
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len olpinen Segelffugtpettbemerbes
aus5uarbeiten. 60 miro, penn emit
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tommt in unier 2ano uno Iernt ben
frteoliden uno f6oniten Sueiport, ben
alpinen Segelflug, fennenl - Dr.
50. Do4fus.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-17
bor All fieae11 bot.

bar az fieee. bot.
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ne @tenung fir 6en motorloien Slug
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-17

eifrig uno ipitematid erforidt tpor'
ben. 8abreno man friiber ni9t uur
in Der S9mei5, ionoern ou9 fait in
alien 2anbern 6er Quffaiiune mar,
baB nur Die itber ben eroBen gbenen
berri6enoen atmoipbdrii6en 9erbdIt-
niiie fir ben SegelfGug giinitig ieien,
5eigte eS itdb nun oeutli6, 6aB 6os
alpenmaitib nit leinen getpoltigen
5eAenmafen, Sdlern un6 S9lu9ten,
5irnen un6 @letider nt9t tpeniger GIL.
te, ia teilweiie nod Before topogra-
pbiide uno neterologilde 8orausfet-
5ungen fir ben mtorlolen Slug biret.
Ser Segelflug int So6gebiree lit
5tpeifellos gefabrli6er ols oerienige
iiber Dem binoernisfreien Gla9lon6; !;
Die 2anoungsmoeli6feiten ii1o aufs
auBerite beidrdntt> Ser 8oltenfIue
fann nur i11 reipettabler @ntfernung
neben ODER in geniigenoer Sobe iiber
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Wetern binauftragen, tpe9ieln baar.
f6arf nit Mbtpin6en ab, Die i'm eben.
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unteri6leubern fonnen. gln sic &unft
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lerb06iten Qnfor6erungen qeltelIt.
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@bene uno Damn III oen 8oralpen mub
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in lidten Soben iiber einem @ebiet,
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ientiirme, gleid goeiteine in Der Con.
ne eu6tenoe Seen, 6untle BGIoer un6
griine Matten aneinanoerreiben, 10.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-17

bon etmit auberboIb 9a,tfdIa,os bIei.
ben, oann tuirb es ben 6euH9en Sea.
tboIifen. bic bonn Noaismu8 ni6t on.
gefreifen ftnb, ia bieI lnebr intu1asn
gegen iolde Gnited1tne ftt6 oIs on'
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ben oeutiben @otbolifen mogIi6 fetu,
oas Ra9trieesbeutihlano auf iehe
8ege gu fiibren, bic es linn ermoe.
Hhen tper6en, nit ben tpei itli9en B6I.
fern uno 2Gnoern tpie6er o,dommten.
6uarbeiten. Die neueite @nttpidG1na in
Sranfreid beitdrft einen 1T oieier
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ner in Der &eeieruns Be @ouIles, oer
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reits offentltd es auseeipro9en, no.
bin oos "neue Srantrei9" iteuern
min.
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ft6 51s bii1en ge5tnuneen itno. 2eiber
rt9tet seraoe eegentpdrtig Der 8lut.
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nofien gef6ntadbon 5u nennen belle.
ben, unter ben oeutiden RatboIiten
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fiirdtet, oob felt Dem 20. Suli 1914
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11annte elite nerloren baben. sse6er
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ling uno 8lutbun6 fiir6tet, er f0nnte
1m Naabitleroeutidlano, lin 8ier.
ten &eid', cine fiibrenoe Stole Elm.
nebmen, miro einfa9 bingeidla9tet.
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uno bieueidt aud unter oen Rriegs.
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2iden aus5ufiiuen; aller6ings wtro
cine ausleie i9on idtper iein 6iir.
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fir ieoen oenfen6en Meni9en, Der ge.
uobnt ift, niGt ielbiteebouten 8unid.
uno 2uftid1oiiern nad3uiogen uno
ieine ,,Beltoni9o1ung" ouf ben 10.
lioen 8ooen Der &eolit6ten uno nidt
bon Strngeipiniten ou bouen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-17

i6einen nidts anoeres gu lein, ols Elm
ner 8oridlag 81 einem Wddtepaft,
Der in oieIelben Gebler uno >Waneel
perfaqt, als Die perungliidte Bolter.
liga.
Seoer, Der Die beri9ieoenen Mn.
reoen Braiioent 9aoo1ebelts, Gorbeu
Suus, Bremier Weiniiter Gbur9ius,
antbonp gbens uno gbiang-&ai"
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empfunoen baben, bob lie es fir not
penoig befunoen baben, oen 8eltfrie.
ben auf &elieion, Moral un6 @ere9.
ttgfeit ouf5ubauen. Die Duubarton
Safs-8oridldee itn6 ni9ts als elm
bon faltem Sdfularismus oiftiertes
Oofument."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-17

den wieder wissen wollen und eur
selben Zeit 1hrem Magen guttun VOL
len, besorgen Sic sich noch heute
Alpenkrauter. VOrsicht: Nur xu &C.
brauchen wie angewiesen.
Falls Sic es in lhrer NachbarschaEt nieht
kaufen k6nnen. senden Sic fir unser
ApenkFSutsr EinfGhrung sangeboe q n d
erhaIten Sic
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Sm apoitoliiden Sofe in Seem
Srleans lit Dor fur5em Elm our9
Weutter Seton betpirftes Bun6er
an einem nit @rebs bebafteten
&ronfen unteriudt tporoen. Nh1t.
ter Seton lit Die @riinoerin Der
8ormber5ieen S6peitern in ben
Ser. Staoten. Sic Selieipredung
bot al1gemeine unterItiibung gef1,n>
ben.
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UMSONST SOC Sefis.sst1 Wfst1P,S, Pro-

FORNrS HElL-OEL LNIMENT -- anti
aeptisch-brinSe schnelle Linderung Won
rheumatischen und neuralgischen Schmer"
zen, muskulosen RIckenschmerxen, seei.
ZEN oder schmerxenden Muskeln. Verseau.
chungen und Verrenkunsen.
FORMS MAGOl.O - alkalisch - lindere
gewisse vorIbersehende MasenstorunRen
wie Sodbrennen und Verdauungsstorun.
gen. hervozserufen durch elm Uebermass
an S6ure.
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Warum die Beschwerden Won
Hartleibigkeit
leiden

Wenn funktionale Hartleibigkeit an.
dauert und Sic miserabel, nerves und
irritiert fiihlen und an deren Symp-
tome Observation-Disclosures, Iblem
Mundgeruch, verstimmtem Magen, Ver.
dauungsst0rung, Schlaf. und Appetit.
losigkeit und Ihr Magen fiihlt Vol Won
Case und Blahungen-besorgen Sic sich
Forni's zeiterprobtes Alpenkriuter.
Mehr ais elm Abfihrmittel, es list auch
cine Magentatigkeit anregende Medi.
Gin, hergestellt aus Is der -Natur eige.
men medizinischen Wurzeln, Krautern
und Pflanzen. Alpenkriuter brings
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OCu uuU SsDb
dem Magen das
angenehme &c.
fihl Won Warme.
Wenn Sic die
Freuden glickli.
cher Linderung
von Hartleibig-
keitsb eschwer.