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Evening star., 1945-10-21
No "Mogic" About It

Now please, don't get me wrong. This
ia no crack pot theory on how to make
an easy living! suppose that you could
live a long time off a small place. But that
would be just existing, not really living
You need some cash incOme-froM a
Job or a pension or something. What I'm
saving Is that with my 'HaHe-MOre"
Plan you can make a small cash income
into the best and happiest kind OF liV-
Ing any man could want.
Naturally. you and your wife have to
Evening star., 1945-10-21
Now lf's Up To You!

So if you are one of our kind of people.
If you want to have a look at our Have
More Plan, just fill in the coupon here
and send 1t to me. When you get the
Plan--if you are disappointed in II in ans
way. put 1t back in the package and 70
turn it. I'll give you your dollar back
and send you dime for your postage.
On the other hand. if you like it. and
am sure you will, help me by showing
it to your friends.
Yours for "a little land and Il lot of
living
Evening star., 1945-10-21
Will You Join Us?

A friend said. the other day. ED. why
don't you settle down and just enjoy your
own job and your Have More Home,
stead? Why try to spread it all over?"
I may sound silly trying to tell you why
This Is my job now. am putting full
time into gathering information on coun-
try living for ourselves and others
feel the U. s. is going to need all the
help il can get toward happiness and
security.
want my boy to grow up In q good
country, and II . lot of families can get
set rs well as the Robinson family Is, 1
don't think anything can hurt this nation
Do you see what / mean? That's why
I've worked so hard on this Plan. That's
why / was so careful to be truthful and
sensible in everything we put in It, And
that's why I've kept the price so low
only 81. 90, postpaid.
Evening star., 1945-10-21

stallations. His reports on the rela-
tionship between fires and atmos-
pheric conditions in foreign countries
gave staff officers bright and invalu-
able ideas.
The end of the war has returned
Bugbee to his crusade against care
lessly discarded cigarettes and
matches, defective chimneys and
heating plants. fammable roofs.
These are the three major causes of
fires in the United States. Roofs
have been driving Bugbee wild for
years - they are the chief con-
tributory cause in spreading fires
which otherwise could be confined to
small areas.
Evening star., 1945-10-21

This morning for
breakfast Mrs. Rob-
inson. Jackie, and
I had fresh berries
and cream, a mouth
watering order of
ham and eggs. rasp-
berry jam and toast
and milk and coffee.
The toast and coffee
Evening star., 1945-10-21
Our Big Chance

BUGBEE contends our annual fire
loss easily could be reduced from
the present $45O, ,0Oo,0 600 to $780,
100000 with a material saving in
insurance premiums which amount
to approximately $73O,oo0.0O0.
Bugbee sees the anticipated
building boom as big chance
for America to perform a major
operation on fire losses. That is, II
people will accept enforcement OF
new building-cod measures and give
some thought to fire prevention IN
designing new homes. The NFPA
makes five recommendations to home
builders:
1. Fireproof your roof.
Z. Construct the chimneys solid
from the ground up, with no wooden
Joints connecting the chimney to
the structure.
,. Build fire stops into the walls.
They're inexpensive.
4. Make sure adequate electrical
wiring, sufficient to carry the load
you require, is installed.
5. The dwelling should occupy
no more than 10 per cent of the
ground space.
That last one is the only sugges-
ton that will run into money. Only
plutocrats can afford to surround
their homes with enough real estate
to serve as frebreak in the event
of trouble on neighboring property.
But Bugbee comedies there will be
a satisfactory margin of safety if the
other four points are observed.
These four measures would cost no
more than five per cent of the total
price of the house Much of this, of
course, would be saved in reduced
fre-insurance premiums.
Maybe the war hammered home
the message we've been trying to
put across all these years." he says
hopefully. THE terrible destructive
force of fire was on the front page
of every American newspaper almost
every day for four years. If that
didn't teach us a lesson, guess
there's nothing for me to do but get
measured for an asbestos suit"
Evening star., 1945-10-21
This is the way want to live
the rest Of my life!

be real partners and enjoy working to-
gether Personally, we wish we e0uid
spend more time working around our
place-it's SO interesting.
Evening star., 1945-10-21
PeaCetime Terror
BY STANLEY FRANK

to u.s." he says morosely. Fire was
used in the war as the principal
weapon in destroying the enemy's
capacity to fight Most of the devas-
tation in Europe and Asia was the
result of fires, not demolition - as so
many people think
1t is wry fact that fire, Amer
ica's greatest menace in peace, was
great weapon in war. In perfecting
the tricky technique of fire-bomb-
ing, Allied air strategists drew upon
information which had been accu-
mulating in Boston since 1896 in the
archives of the NFPA. Bugbee
helped call the Allies shots from the
air. He analysed the reports sub
mitted regularly before the war by
members in 30 countries, including
Germany and Japan.
Combustible Calling Cards
He PULLED out of his hat city in
the United States which has wind
and weather conditions identical to
those that prevail over Tokyo the
year round. When forecasts for this
American city - which always will
remain a hush-huSh secret - indi-
Gated conditions favorable for a
spreading fire, B-29's took off from
the Marianas with combustible call
ing cards for the Japs.
Did the Air Forces chaps propose
to destroy ball-bearing plant at
Schweinfurt or steel mills at Osaka?
Bugbee dug into his files. discovered
how, and where, damaging fires
originated in similar American in
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-22
EXPOSES FRAUD
IN so. CAROLINA
VOTING RECORD

COLUMBIA. S. C.-(ANP)-Dis-
closure OF an unlawful device for
registering white Democrats was
made Monday by John H. McCray,
state chairman OF the Progressive
Democratic party.
McCray said that observations by
PDP leaders in several counties
revealed that registration boards
were securing the Sclub member
ship books of the white party and
without request by the members,
were issuing registration certifi-
Gates 10 those persons At the
same time. McCray said. colored
citizens who appear in person for
certificates as is required by law,
are made 10 stand all day waiting
while registration workers draw
up certificates from the books o,
private organizations.
SOUTH CAROLINA law allows
certificate 10 any man or woman
81 years OF age who can show real
estate holdings in excess OF $500
or who can both read and write
II is unlawful 10 issue certificates
20 persons not present but early
in 1914 il became noticeable that
many white persons were found 70
have been issued certificates each
month who had never applied.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-22

in New York City with relatives
and friends.
DISCHARGES
Pfc. Richard Hill. the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. James Perdue OF 18th ST.
He has been overseas almost two
years His father Mr.. James Per-
due IS seriously Il. az home.
George Hill. a brother OF Rich
ard. Vas also overseas and was
here recently visiting his parents,
the PerdueS on 18th street.
Pfc. Carl Anderson. son Of Rich
ard Anderson, is also home from
overseas duty after more than two
years service over there.
ia Berniece Slater. the son OF
Mrs. f. Slater Of Lipp;. boulevard,
is home from more than two years
overseas with the 92nd Division
medico unit.
Pfc. James VI. Valentine, BAI2-c,
63i East Jameson.
T-5 L. L. Myrick, SIS East Vel.
lington.
T-3 Woodrow Wilson, 36l5 Grant
street.
Cpl. Joseph J. Hogg, IA Eas,
Thirteenth street.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-22
NEWS OF FLINT

Flint is really Christmas minded
this year with all Of the boys COM
ing home so rapidly from the wars.
II brings the Christmas spirit to
many homes which haven't seen
II in a long time. Among the fell
lows home are: Willie George
Hamilton, Windy Banks, Bubbles
Meicsife. Max Brandon, Russell
Keys, Orlandus Brady, Grady
Truss. Theron Hodse. Edward
Watkins, William Johnson Cor
nel.euS OXerdiNe. ard Rudolph
Scott. They arg very sharp y their
'Iodre' clothes and al We can say,
is: Welcome home.
The Flint Skating club gave a
very fine affair last Monday night
They chartered private buS, and
IS skating fans went 20 Lansing
for their monthly skating party.
Among those on hand were. AL
bert Reed, MARGARET Holman, Edith
Reed, Dorothy w Hams, BIZ CalG-
wei, Archie Smyers. Richard
Reeves, Edna and Mertlee Watkins,
Junior SunSon. lola Garland. I.ere
Vincent, Marion RuscIHc. Virginia
McClure, WI.lan Conner. Ruth
Carroll, Eddie Harmon, Vlv.oH Gil
leSp.c. Ardella Jones. 1t Robert
Thorn. Rudolph Scott Alex Per-
KRIS. Baker Brown. and joyce
Brandon a cake was awarded for
the pr.1e wlUrirS ticket which
was held by Gladys Johnson. Mrs
y. Thompson. and Mrs l.. Vincent
were the chaperons. This group is
planning or attending the January
7;h skating party.
Let Us take tine 70 congratulate
Charles Dizzy Humble Al pres
ent re is trumpeter wsth the or
chestTa now playing AZ the YP.A
club. He IS a certified composer
musician. and teacher, and is max
ing plans - JON forces with a
New York group.
Flint was pretty surprised ard
happy 20 hear OF the marriage OF
Miss Odessa Ford 10 Cpl. Allen
Massey OF Detroit. They were
married in a very quiet ceremony.
with the bride alfred IN a pale
blue and black outfit. and wearing
gsrdenia corsage. They are max
ing their home in Detroit at pres
ent. Mrs. MASSEY is the daughter
Of Mr.. ard Mrs. Ferdinand Ford
Of Names. 80
Mrs Roman Raymond Is visiting
f-'erGS and relatives in New Or
leans. la. She Vii. RESI- ain there
during The Christmas HOLIDAYS and
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-22

will be joined by her son. Bill. a
student at Fisk university. Her
daughter, Jane, also Fiskite, Will
visit friends in Philadelphia.
! Margaret Holman, Evelyn Bar
bee. Vivien Gillespie, W.lbert Bal
/ ley, Eileen Vincent, Joyce Bran
don. and Virginia Todd have been
chosen 10 be candidates for the
title Of Skating Queen. This was
announced al the slack and sweat
e. dance which was held at the
Royal Gardens club. Friday eve
ring. Incidentally. Il was a very
fire affair with al OF the younger
set IN sport attire. Music was fur
she'd oy Lounle Cam and his
orchestra. with Mrs. D. Taomp-
son. acting as chaperoH.
4 Congratulations 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Buster Cannon. proud parents Of
ba5y girl Mrs Cannon. the
former Bernlce Ward. s dong
fine.
We are so proud 20 hear that
Ms Mary Shivers, who has been
n Hurley hospital for some time,
IS setting along very well, and
expected 70 come home soon. Also
II the hospital is Jack Turner.
I We also might mention here that
the Cleveland PrattS are the first
70 receive Christmas cards. havin z
received u Nov %, from Sgt Tom
my Robinson. who is overseas
Mr.. ana Mrs. Manuel Jones and
Pauline. Mrs Katie Mcdonald, and
/ Willie and Isaac Mcdonald mot
ored 10 Detroit TO visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Tinsley. Mrs. Tinsley
is the daughter OF Mrs. Mcdonald
II has been two years since Isaac
has seen his sister as he has been
serving IN the army in Italy.
/ viii be looking for you at the
Louis Armstrong dance a. the
INA. auditorium on Dec -.
Mrs Gloria Allen OF Elm Park IS
spending the Christmas holidays
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-22
3 Outstate Youths
On Duty In Manila

MANILA - Technician Fifth
Grade Walter X. Hudson Is cur
rently serving with the 2052 Quar-
termaster Co. (Avn) at Manila
in the capacity OF truck operator.
He is the son OF Mr.. Cablewood
Hudson OF Port Huron, Mich.
Prior to his army entrance. Cpl.
Hudson was employed at the II
and ii Tube Co.. Detroit. He
attended Mt. Clemens high
school at Mt. Clemens, Mich.
CPL. HUDSON wears the ETC
Ribbon with 3 campaign stars. the
Asiatic-Pacific Theater Ribbon
with one campaign star, the Good
Conduct Medal and the Philippine
Liberation Ribbon.
Pvt. Richard A. Osborne. the
son OF Mrs. Edna Osborne. GOT
North 9th Street. Saginaw. Mich.
is currently stationed with the
lSOth Port Company in this city.
His organization is engaged in
loading operations al the Luzon
Military railroad, which is the hub
OF all supply routes 20 Luzon and
surrounding areas. During hostili-
ties this railroad was an instru-
mental factor in supplying our
troops In Northern Luzon with
food and equipment. The unit was
previously assigned 10 similar ac-
tVltleS In New Guinea.
Sgt Eddie Richardson, brother
or Mrs. Reba Dunn of 6O4 East
9TH street, Flint. Mich, is serv-
Ing with the l53lst Engineer
Dump Truck company as driver.
IN THE SERVICE for six years
SGT. Richardson participated in the
EIO campaigns. in Italy, France,
Germany, Belgium, Luxembourg
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-22
Port Huron Youth
Is DemobiIized

MANILA-Sgt Dallas Morgan.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Morgan,
24l9 Little street, Port Huron.
Mich. is returning 10 the United
States under the army demoblliza-
ton plan after twenty months serv-
zee in the Pacific theater.
He served with the 869th Engi-
neer Aviation Battalion in New
Guinea and the Philippines.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-22
CHRISTMAS PARTIES AT
YOUTH CENTERS

Christmas parties. including gift
exchan Ees, refreshments. dancing,
and other entertainment, are
scheduled at the two centers here.
ST. JOHN STREET - Friday.
faTilr night with Christmas sing
ing with Mrs. Mae Johnson, the
center'S directress, n charge.
CLIFFORD STREET - Friday. 5
pm. family Christmas tea, carols
by the Nightln gale Glee club with
Wade Jones directing - play Of
Nativity. Mrs E. c Robinson and
Ernest Collins in charge.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-22
NAVY ORDERS
NO RACE BIAS
ABOARD SHIPS

WASHINGTON. d. C.-lNNPA)
The Secretary of the Navy is
sued a warning 10 all navy per-
sonnet that no discrimination was
10 be produced against colored
members Of the armed forces re-
turning home aboard navy ships
The warning was radioed TO al
naval vessels at sea. The text of
the radio follows:
81. Attention OF the Navy De-
partment has been called TO a re-
cent incident in which a question
arose concerning accommodations
aboard a naval vessel for Negro
Army personnel returning 10 this
country for rehabilitation. In Or
der to avoid future misunderstand-
ing on this subject. the Navy
policy regarding various racial
minorities is restated and summar-
lied for information and guidance.
y. In the administration OF naval
personnel no differentiation shall
be made because OF race or color.
This applies also 10 authorized per-
sonnet OF all the armed services
OF this country aboard Navy ships
or at Navy stations and activities.
3. In their attituSs and day-to-
day conduct of affairs. naval off,
GERS and enlisted men shall adhere
rigidly and impartially 10 naval
regulations in which no distinction
is made between individuals wear
ing the naval uniform or the uni
form of any OF the armed services
OF the United States because O.
race or color"
THE WARNING came as the re-
suit OF a wave OF protests after
Navy officials had barred l23 COL
ored soldiers from returning home
on the aircraft carrier Croatan
because they could not be eyre
gated on the ships deck.
The Navy has promised a COM
plete investigation OF the inciden,
upon the ships arrival.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-22

Colons. and has been In the Phil.
ippines for the last two month";
He earned the Asiatic Pacific rib-
bon, Philippine Liberation ribbon,
and American Defense Star. He
expects 70 be home very soon.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-15
Ee,a4t9aseriparnis
PreHmetiei, fir Kriee
crtft0eitN oebcten

@aibington. Der Mar @roouction
8oaro ueiit oaral,i bin, oab es ser
Slt'anmelmrbcit fonmcrsieller ,,no
pripater &erbraud)er nit Sen Gas.
.rcrten beonrf, lun fir oen &eit oes
8inters einen uerbGasn;spollen 3us
Iammerbrl,h scr @osperiorgl,na Der
SnOuitrieaebiete oes MittelspeItenS
81, pcrbinhern. Sm ipeltlihen Staate
Ne!p @orf. IN Chic nnb Yenniplua.
MIA mlroc porige @ohe Elm folder
3uiaumenbrl,h MIR we!,ige Sh,n.
Sen perbiitet. Gin allgalneines Ser.
iasen Ser @asceriorauna in irgen6.
einem ssnSalitriebesirf ,uiirSe einc
fritii6c Yehinber,,ng Ser RiItunss.
inouitrie. oen 3crlult BON Miuionen
Dollars unO cine Gefihrouna aabl.
loler Wenidenleben sbebeuten. ;:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-15

Sarben trraen, nm ibre 3ugeborig-
fet gu sen perifiebenen Mbteilungen
nes ~9r6aers 3u fenn5eidnen. Sn Der
ioleenoen balben Stunoe lanSeten
piele Stur3fampibomber. 9crpeoo-
bomber uno aompiilua,euge aui
oem 6lugoed. murben ihleunislt bis
ans Sed eeihoben uno itieaen I'M
per5itelih pieoer auf.
Gie .slirbales". ser Spitnamr
iiir sic Matroien, sic auf bem Slug
red Gienlt tun. maren m6breno Aes
2aneens unb Startens iieberhait
beifuitigt. Ger &eforh bes Char
ger" lit sic betrGbtlide gln5abl uon
402 2anSungen uno Muiltieaen an
einen1 1ase cbne l1niaa. Gin iclhcr
steforb lit ,lmio beahtenssrerter. ais
elm Cell ser Arbeit bel Nadt aeIel-
ltet miro.
Nad, 8eenSic Jung Ser 2anher ,,no
auiitieasiibunaen lieb ser rGbar.
ger" einen .Sd,litten" ins @aiier,
ser mebrere bunoert 6uli b;nter benz
IrGger beraeogen tpuroe. llno plot
!ih erihienen Stlrfampibomber,
rie Nomben aui oieles 3iel ahmor'
icn. Miht cine eins;se Bonnie ficl
meit eenua bonn ~sdlitten" Ing
@oifr, nm hieien nidt idper he-
idjdbiat su baben, renn. lpcnn er
Gin Sd)iii eereien mGre.
Gs iolsten Elm anerifi BON Cor,
peSobnmbern iotuie eine @eld,iebnnJ
ocs IrGeers ourh Maid)inenseneb-
re BON aampiflusSelsen. @abrenS
ser gansen 3eit mar Die Irtillerie
res ,Gbaraer" nmeruitolih tGtiB,
ibe 8eihiibe an Die anareiier 81,
ridten.
Oas 2eben aui einem Slug5eug=
trGaer lit feline &leini9feit. orf 81.
fisiere uno Mannit,aiten miinid,ea
iebnlihit, balb an Die 6ront gelanNt
III merben, Inn iib NIT oen Sapa=
ncrn su meiien. llno tpenn Der aries
ae,ponnen lit uno ieine @eldidte &C.
idrieben tpiro. Damn seb0rt in oie'e
9uder Elm beoeutiames 8apitel iiber
Aie sslua3e,,gtr1eer ipie Ser rGhars
ier", Die ben Sies moglib aen1aht
baben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-15

fer ms EiISe oller Mrt felt.
Sen Sd,iilern miro selehrt, tpr
man Nabrllng iilht. lpie man
Eilansen ioentifisiert lmb tple man
Tic suoercitet. Sic fohen in impro-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-15
Die rmiiii4e Kirhc
,a,t> Na$ 2lu<lott&

Mcsfau. Man lit bier ser Me;.
nung, oaB sic @anSc AuBiaubs mil
ser 9fubeilpelt, inshiunbere bcrt,
no sic ortbooore airde Itarf lit,
ourh Den aonsreb oieier Stride iebr
geltGrft lit. ser Dor ipeniaen Sager
Mlerci sun Hatriarhcu amer Rniicn
oelpdblt bat.
Sic s,Im aorareb gefonnenell
Girdenoertretcr babcu II, @rioatacs
iprGhen nit iremhen 9iplomaten H.
rer lleberseusuug Ausbrud perlie.
ben, bab oie Meliaion in Der Sciriet-
union eineu groben sluIldlpung neb,
men ipirb.
0as Gerlangen Sereeis, oab mebr
Chen in ocr Stride eirraeieanet spsc'
oen, pirb pora,siidtlih in ,peiten1
llmfang beiolat tperoen. s(lerei !pirc
tpabrlheinlid] al,h Die 8riinounq
tbeoloaiifer Sdyulen unb Nonnen'
floiter ernlutigen unb anoere relig:
Die ginrihtuneen itdrfen.
- unteritiiten Sic Die i'm ~Nolfs
blott" anaeieenoen @eihdfte!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-15
1tnt Ccrte Riecs
3ut,at,ft
(Overseas News Agency


. Seem Sort. Tim ,pirtif,aitlihe
Grlhiitterungeu alss5ugleihen, Die
i'm ssaa Scr politiiden llnabhan-
pigfeitserflGrl,rg Horto &iccs be-
iiirhtet merben, fat Die neue Bar
.t,oc popular" (o:e Volfspartei, Die
linfs uno national einaeltellt llt)
Gin hetailliertes Yroaralnm ausge-
arbeitet. Die Nartei trug bel oen
letten, I'M 3opember pergangel,en
ssubres absebaltenen Wablen ell,elt
acknowledgement Sies oapon.
@innen fur5em miro Sic 0olfs=
partei Sen Rcngreb ser Yereini9ten
Staaten eriuden, oie Nbbaltuna Ell,
rer goIfsabitinmuna gu erlauben,
IN ser entitieoen neroen loll, Oh
Die Webrheit ser Gortc Ricaner o:e
lnobbdngiafeit, oie GinalieSeruns
in sic |eriniaten Staaten als
@unoesitaat ooer oen sscrtbeitano
res 3oIonialitatus miinic9t. llngcs
odtet oeiien arbeiteu Ole 6iibrer
Scr Yartsi meter an hen Hldne!l
fir Elm tpirtihaitlihes Yroaramm.
oa lie annebmen, oal, oas Go!t a'c
uoaItdnioige llnabbdnaigtcit uerlan.
gen miro.
Sic 4arteiiiibrer elaubcn 81,
miiien, mas oas gplt mill; oenn Oh,
aleid) ihrc 1artei crit i'm Sabre
1899 auigebaltt puroc, wud)s ibre
YopuIaritGt 10 raid, boB es ihl
selans, bel Den Woblen i'm Nuuem
Der Is ser n @eme:nSen mo 81
ser 30 @ablfreiic iiir sen 3ongref
jm erobern uro aus aQen iieber
8ablen iiir sen Senat iiibreno ber
porJueeben.
3u Sen meientlihiten MaBnab
men, nit oeren Silfe oie Yartc
boiit, sen p6brenb Der eriteu Sabr.
ser polit:iben llnabbGneigfeit lid
gelteno mahenoen mirtihaitliher
Grud auf5ubeben, gebOren:
/. 9ie l1mtpanollng DER 3ufer
inouitrie in llnternebmunsen Del
angemeinen @oblfabrt Surd oi
6eitiesung elmer Yrofitb0ditsren5'
BON $4,000 i'm Sabr fir ieoe!
ein5elne berartige llnternebmen.
2. Iortietung ser aegenmdrtigel
Yolit:t Ser Qnnoperteilung. sic be
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-15

NaIler @dummolle in Ser Melt. Sic
nct. nid,t permenhet nurben. Eas
lit mehr als sic Eronmftirr einrs
ponjen Sabres.
Mbbilic idl,uicria
Gs aiht imci MGslid,teiten. Die
len lleberid,uh sl ucrbrauhen: Gntr
lpeoer mili, man oen slnbnu be.
id'rinfen. ooer man mus Die &au''
froit 10 heheu. oaB beiip:elsmeiie ei,
~ Sausirau, Die ieBt nit pier go=
SchanHtiitern fiir Die iSamilie ans
,ufommen wriud,t. itoit hisicr srTi
SueenN neue fault.
1924 900 slmerifoner leiten ibreE
Scbensunterbalt bon Ser @aumnoae
oh, nno Sic 3Glite aller in ben Ser
elniaten Staat,n angehallten @aum.
rplle miro erportiert.
Ger Sanorpirtid,aftsicfrettir @if,
sarb trus Dem SenatsausihuB einen
Glan por, aui @r,lnh beiien ser
Gre;s Der amcrifaniiden @aumncas
sntreoer Dem SSeltmarftpreis anae.
alidpu cNcr oic Raummclle ;ll e;s
ncm uieorigcren Treiie uerfauf:
rernen icle, Ser nit eem 8elt=
nlarftprcis in Tcrbinblng itehen
'>le.
Gieier San int Ereis miiroc Sen
anbou uon @aummoae iiir pielt
Gilonser unmGglih MAIDEN. I'm Die.
en- oen lletergana su anoeren
Irobuttcr 81 erleiftern. ;hldat
@ifaro Ginnabmen- 3abllmgen Dor,
lie ettpa IiinI Sabre in ocnebmenoen
9etrGgen ;u sablen lpuren.
Ser Siinen Miro lid, Damn anoe.
rem Rronuften Sumenoen miinen.
Dfau bat ucn grofer MilhproSue-
ion aeiprcf,en, mcaeeen lid, o!e
HiIhiarlner i'm !proen mchrcn
ueroen. Cine anoere sSSoee fins
2bIt. unh 8emiiieplantaaen. sic Mi.
Seirieranlosen pereiniat meroeE
rno geirorene SetensmitteI iiir bsn
Grpprt herlteaen tonnten. Gin Gbe=
nlifer bat ausseiiibrt, hab man cine
erobe d)emiihc SnSuItric au'bauen
fonnte, sic aui iSobrenbpls une Gro
ii aeItiist neroea fonnte.
Gie iiter,euatciten anbangcr oes
32reibanoels iinn Der @teinuns. ooG
in fommenoen Sssabren ale III Sine
r:sa su .uerlpenoenoe 9aum,pclle in
zen billiseren slusIanosmarften &C.
fault reroen miro ,,mo bab bleRn!'
gen. oie iest aui oen gaummoaiel.
bern arheiten, pertpoaere SualItats-
artifel = Mabruns smittel ODER Sn.
o,litrieproouftc - berSulteuen ler'
ren iperoen. Mti lanae Siht pilrot
linen Sas elm heiieres Gintommen
rerihaiien, oils Nas 0llrh'dlnlttlld's
,sobreseintomnlen BON SAL; oas liz
lo41 peroient baben.