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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-28
BIRTHDAY PARTY HELD

Mrs. Leon Teachey entertained
in her home Wednesday afternoon,
honorlng her daughter, Patsy, on
her fifth birthday.
Games were played and refresh
ments were served to the following
guests:
Patsy Teachey, honoree; Jean
Blake, Ken Ezzell, Leslie Wheeler,
Patsy Baker, Peggy Watts, Diana
Teachey, Jerry Blake, Shirley Bull
lock, Ronald Teachey, Neal Bull
lock, Richard Hodges, Linda Sharp,
Guy Sharp, Kenneth Hodges,
Linda Ward, Johnnie Baker, Ron
ME Blake, Donnie Blake, and Mar
tha Ward.
Prizes were awarded to Shirley
Bullock and Kenneth Hodges.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-28
Thelma Elizabeth Rowe,
Jesse Rowe Are Married

BRIDGETON, April q - Miss
Thelma Elizabeth Rowe and Jesse
Vernon Rowe, both Of Bridgeton,
were married Saturday afternoon.
April 13, at the home of the officl-
ating minister, the Rev. B. F. Ring
gold, in Bridgeton. Mr.. Rowe has
recently returned home after serv-
ing three years in the army, part
of which time was spent in China
and Burma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Andrew
Rowe of Bridgeton announce the
engagement Of their daughter, Bet
ty, to Cecil Webster Harrison, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Harrison
of New Bern.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-28
Miss Kitty Bass,
Bride-Elect, Is
Honored AT Party

Miss Kitty Bass, whose marriage
to Jack Ul1ner will take place June
8, was entertained by Mrs. J. G..
Carter of 206 South 18th street
Wednesday evening.
The Elk's Temple was the scene
of the lovely party in which the
hostess room was decorated with
delicate shades of vari colored
flowers and burning taperS were
used throughout the rooms.
The hostess presented the bride
elect with g beautiful corsage of
white carnations and delphinium.
During the evening bridge was
played progressively with prizes
being awarded to: Mrs. Frank Ar
wood, Mrs. Rasty Woodland, Mrs.
Edith Ulmer, Mrs. W. M. Morse
and Miss Dolores Farrow.
At the conclusion of bridge the
aonoree was showered with many
useful gifts after which delicious
refreshments were served.
Guests enjoying the occasion
were: Miss Bass, honoree; Miss
Dolores Farrow, Mrs. Frank Ar
wood, Mrs. D. c. Clements, Mrs.
w. M. Mansfield, Mrs. Lewis Oar
dan, Mrs. Rasty Woodard, Mrs. H..
c. Byrd, Mrs. G. S. Truelove, Mrs.
Curtis Hewlett, Mrs. William Ul-
mer, Mrs James King, Mrs. Edith
Ulmer, Mrs. w. M. Morse, Mrs.
w. L. Barnes, Mrs. Leslie Bass,
Mrs. c. .. Gore. Mrs. L. L. Will
iams, Mrs. R. B. Roebuck, Mrs.
E. D. George and Miss Odell
George.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-28
Miss Paula Ganey,
June Bride Elect,
Honored AT Shower

Miss Paula Ganey, whose marri-
age to Thomas Wesley Sneeden
will take place at the First Bap-
tist chusch on Saturday, June l.,
was honored on Thursday evening
at 7 o'clock when Mrs. Edgar L..
Vow and Miss Flora Rivenbark
entertained at their home. Is North
Eighth street.
The brides table, laid with a
lace cloth held a centerpiece of
white and pink peonies flanked by
burning tapers in crystal candel-
abra and a two tered brides cake
topped with miniature bridal
couple.
During the evening the honoree
was shoWered with number OF
attractive gifts in linen, she was
also presented a corsage of pink
roses by the hostesses.
Around 40 guests were invited.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-28
~ JULIA McNINCH SLEAR

last week end was such Z whi,1
that we are just now finding time
~ write about it. Slightly on the
rI,stv W side since Lent, the Capital $
eocial calendar is back again in
ts pre-war groove and is SPINNING
IN tbe afterglow Of an Easter the
mast perfect within the memory
of cur Oldest Washington-North
r.rolinian.Th ere was the tradition
a sunrilse service at Arlington.
Tar Heels and their visitors. by
+he score, climbing out at the
crack O. dawn to participate. Aao
there was the gala Easter parade
-the first real one in six years
that got off to an early start and
gave Washington the appearance
n an overturned Easter basket. as
fhe tarongs in flowers, furs and fin
erv sauntered down the bright SUM-
drenched avenues of the town.
There were services, too, in the
hospitals with william B. Guyer
phm. &c, John R. Ellington, Phm.
&c and dozens of other young
Naval chaps taking part at the
Parks Douglas, Luther Hoyle and
others assisting in the impressive
Walter Reed Easter program.
Miss Clara Littman, Goldsboro.
who has been guest at the Wi l.
ard hotel during the Easter holi-
days, and Mrs. John B. Hull, Char
lotte, who is visiting her parents
Mai. and Mrs. Henry S. Saylor on
Kr.ngle Road, prior to joining Capt
Hull, who is on duty at the Univer-
sity OF Minnesota, were among the
gay promenaders. Also enjoying
the colorful parade were Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernett Gerrison, her father.
J. Luther Snyder, and the two lads
Lee and Snyder Garrison, who
came up for the holidays.
Around noon the Assistant Attor-
ney General and Mrs. Lamar Gaud-
lie made their way through the
fashionable folk moving down Con-
necticutt 10 Georgetown where they
were guests at the Traditional Eas-
ter Breakfast given by Mrs. Evalyn
Walsh at her very interesting home,
friendship. Mrs. Mclean, fam
Gus hostess, that she is, draws her
guests from the very well-knuwn
each having some real claim to
fame, and particularly was the
true last Sunday when falling into
The Easter parade that led to her
home were Miss Margaret Truman,
Mss Reathel Odum and several
others from the White House. Mem
bers of the Supreme circle were
present and from the Cabinet came
the Secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs. Fred Vinson, the Attorney
General and Mrs. Tom Clark. Top
ranking diplomats on hand includ-
ed the French Ambassador and
Nine. Bonnet, the Brazilian AM
bassador and Senhora Martins and
the Ir sh Minister and Mrs. Ben
nan Indeed, prominent persons
were gathered. Special feature
of the compass. Special feature
guets were the noted party-giver,
Elsa Maxwell, and DR.. Esther
Richards Still others in the inter
esting assembiage were Senator
and Mrs. John L. Mcclellan, and
Senator and Mrs. j. William Full
bright, who are entertaining for
them at cocktails next week, and
also, Senator and Mrs. Olin John
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-28
Henderson-Cameron
Invitations Issued

Invitations have been issued in
the city for the wedding of Miss
Swanna Elizabeth Henderson and
Daniel David Cameron. They
read:
Mr.. and Mrs. William Herman
Henderson
request the honour of your
presence
at the marriage of their
daughter
SWanna Elizabeth
to
Mr.. Daniel David Cameron
on Saturday, the eleventh of May
at eight o'clock in the evening
First Presbyterian Church
Wilmington, North Carolina
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-28
Vashington's Gala Easier Parties
Attract Hundreds Of D. c. Tar Heels

son from our neighboring state,
and Justice and Mrs. Justin Miller
N. G. Parties
worm Carolina parties are Ike
NOBODY else's. That Mr.. and Mrs.
J.E.S. Thorpe proved last Satur-
oay afternoon late when they en-
teftalned at one Of the most en-
Jeyable party - preludes recorded
IN the Capital. The affair to which
the OFFICERS and Board of Govern
ors OF the North Carolina Society
ana other prominent Tar Heels
We're invited was primarily in
nonor OF the Society's distinguish
Cd visitors. The Governor of North
Carolina and Mrs. Cherry, and the
former Ambassador to Mexico,
Josephus Daniels. Spring blossoms
and bowls of brightly colored Eas-
ter eggs had been placed about the
Ihorpe apartment in the Carlton
Motel, and tall tapers gave a soft
light in the long room where the
guests gathered. Early arrivals at
the Thorpe's were Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur c. Jones of Farmville. Then
came the Undersecretary of War
and his wife, Mrs. Kenneth c.
Royal, accompanied by General
Albert Cox, whose wife is recup-
Grating from one of these too-pre-
valent spring colds. The Governor
and Mrs. Cherry who were honor
guests at separate luncheons on
arrival that day, came in with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Morrison, and
gave zest to the party with their
vivid personalities. The Am5as-
sador stayed long enough to greet
every one and then was off for an
other conference with the editorial
group, which accounted for his
visit to Washington at this time.
Later however, he joined the group
on route to the Shoreham where
they were dinner guests in the Blue
Room before the chief program of
the evening the reception and
dance.
But back to Jack and Olivia
Thorpe's cocktail hour. Others
dropping by were Representative
A. L. Bulwinkle and Representa-
tive and Mrs. Sam Erwin, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. D. MacFayden, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert A. Winston, assistant
Attorney General and Mrs. T.
Lamar Caudle, Mrs. Macie Lowe,
Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Hodricks, Mr..
and Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Mary Colvin
Murphy, and Mrs. Selma Moore
and North Cardinals National De-
mocratic Conmitteewoman, Miss
Beatrice Cobb. Also invited were
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. MacNeill,
Mr.. and Mrs. Parks Crater, Mrs.
Annie L. Chisholm, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dudley Bagley, Judge and Mrs.
Newman A. Townsend and a num-
ber Of others. Mr.. and Mrs. Thorpe
were assisted by John K. Slear,
president of the Society and his
wife, Mrs. Slear.
Governor Cherry
More than 1,500 Tar Heels and
their friends greeted the States
Chief Executive and his wife at
the reception and dance later in
the evening. To name a few, there
were Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Newman,
Mrs. Joel D. Whitaker and her
daughter, Miss Helen Whitaker,
Miss Olga Lenz, David Jernigan,
Miss Sara Bauman, Miss Freda
Marshall Miss Mary Lou Btuner,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-28
Mr.. And Mrs. Cameron
Will Entertain Today

The first in a series of pre-
nuptial parties honoring Miss Bet
ty Henderson whose marriage to
Dan Cameron will take place on
Saturday, May II, at t h First
Presbyterian church, will begin to-
day when Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce B.
Cameron, Jr., will entertain i'll
honor of Miss Henderson and Mr..
Cameron at $50 o'clock.
The guest list will incl1de 100
friends and members OF the bridal
party.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-28

Mrs. Wade Atkinson gets home
sick from North Carolina and
come tomorrow she will be off for
the Atkinson Mill Farm in Selma.
Mrs. Atkinson is returning home
after a sojourn of several months
in Washington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-28
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Edwin
Merritt announce the birth Of a
daughter, Carole Elaine, April 10,
at Marion Sprunt annex. Mrs. Mer-
ritt is the former Sallie Mae Bishop
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. D.
Bishop of this city.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-28

-. And both your hearts are singing!
The church, the wedding, even the bri-
dal bouquet will live forever in your
memory. The furry Of rice showering
over your heads Then the gay, glorious
unforgettable honeymoon. No matter
where it may be these are memories
you'll cherish always.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-28

Wnk befGmpft iuerben

Iie rifeiiten aranfen Iagen: sd
fiirbbe mid gum 3oftor 5ll geben, ;tb
fiirfte, er iast mir, id bate arebs."
geinabe ieoen Gag MAIDEN Seute i'm
0nnoe oieie 8emerflne. .Nenn &rebs
friib entoedt miro, lit quite Selesen.
belt furiert su ,peroen. Turc) Gnt-
Aafunaen bon lnooerner Mebi5in
uno mc6ernen 2aboratoricn miro
arebs lei6t erfannt. s(ber ale oieIc
griinoungen f0nnen ibnen nidt bel
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-28

SGIu6 rol. Seii, /

ner iehsmonutiqen @artefriit fir
Elm Griltden nm Si1aufiesung ser
Ereisgrsnse ertrdgliher. Hrdlioent
Srumans ne1e Gerfiiguneen ioroern
nun promptes Sanbeln Ses HreiS-
amtes in alien SGllen, in benen bia
Sno,rltrie einen Yreisausgleib ais
notpenSig crtldrt. Sieier Yuutt lit
bon ousihlagaebcnScr @idtiefeit.
gnoloie &eridJIeppunaen ioIber Sal
le ourh sic @eboroe tragen elm &C..
riittelt Mab ser Geront,portlng oa-
fir, oab sic @irtihaft in manbet
ibrer 3lpeige pcriiberaebeno 9erabcs
su haran pcrbinoert mar, 81, i,ntftio-
niren, lno Sas 81 elmer 3cit, alS
nidts bon iolhcr @ebcutl,ug fir oas
Mcbl ,no @cbc unicrcs Srmhert
pier5ig =MiaicnenTol mar uls ic,
ne orei Siuge: GruhnSicrcn. proou.
sieren, prnbnsieren!
Sas allgemeine Gublif,m ipatf
Iih incelisu bariiber flar iciu, lpaS
Die uprigc @ofe proflanlierte nelll
Sobn- ,nh Ereispolitif ser Nesic
rllng behel,tet. Sic IGuit a,i nihi;
aroeres binaus, als hnb sic Nomini
itratipn SIT ser &rieas5eit Eraris 5u
riifaefebrt lit ,mo i'm lpeientlider
pieScr hie sluiaohc iihcrrcmmen bat
iopcbl Sobnl1tc tric Yreiic iritSu
iesell, lmh hnb Sic 3eit ser freielr
tolleftiuen Gereiubarungcn ciuItluet
len poriibcr lit. Ser geacnlp.irtiG
9tpfitano ser @irt d,aft hat sic @ic
herberltellung Ser &'riegssclt Son
trolle in beioeu Eunften aebieteriId
notpenoig gematt. Cine @ere,pia
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-28
Rinee6f,,pfe
Sn Glebelanb iebr beliebt

Ser sroBte, lpiloeite Hingforrpi
finoet bellte stpiihen r9aron" Ireo
bon Scbadt llnS Sim Soon" ScnrD
in ser Central Islrnlcrp ltatt. Sd)adt
bat einen gllten &eforo in Glcpclano,
feline @esner balten i'm fiir einen
Monn ser aeben unh mcbneu fam
beim &alnpf. oenn init ieinemrSing
nmnnGalt" bat er idon man :cu ge,
Ihlageu. Gr piegt $50 Eio. uno icin
@eancr 246. @eioe iiuo iiber 6 ssuII
grob. 3,nci ssallcn aus Nrci in &c
Mil,utcn crgiht Sen Sieaer.
slubcrocm meiIen iih nod, Gbci
Salncfc, 800 Efo., lno @cn Sbarp
26O Tfo., ionic Sec SEEMING lm>
,srnnf Saplcr. Sann ironf Sultan
ais Salcm, g, miro ncr'ltdlca ,src(
gcsif aus Glcpclano 81 lcgcn mi
Sic Sansfi, GlcpclnnN. hat ,>in
Gbaniiiclo aus Chicago ois @egncr
Ser critic &f beginnt llnl $50
llbr nbcnSs. Gintrittsfnrtcn !:
Bombs, 40 Suclio slpc., INNER )!
habcm.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-28

fen, meun iie es pcrIfieben Silfe SIT
erbalten Gs gibt ta,ricnoe MenIhen,
sic iid) Iiirhten s,lnt Softor su aehen
uno lie iterben. Sic miilien nidlt Ell
ner pon ibnen iein renn lie in
3tpeiie! iino fonlultieren iic ibren
eiscnen Irst. @enn lie Rat be5i;glifj
bcs 9lrste5 benotigen, ser Gleoelanh
3ueia scr Mmcrican Cancer SnCictp
miro lie belebrcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-28
Dies uttH Dos

@em cs crnlt lit nit hem @obls
tlm, ser rcfnct nid,t aui TantIars
felt.
llnaeiGQigfeit rcrlticrt iid, iuenr
lic Iid) I'M slhIehnen cincs Hulup=
rrriudlcs t,ubcrt.
Scbcnfnus haben icBt sic Gegetn=
riancr oIlc l(riadlc geDubt. s,l ilbls
licren.
llnount lit Der @cltcn Sobu.
Sie &uappheit nn 9fnlnnltriilnpfcu
ruit Grinncrllngcu nn Sic 3cit srah,
III ser rniere ,srauen nod, ielhItgcs
itridte Striimpie tr,geu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-28

llnmittelbare Silie miro beimfeD-
rcnoen Seterancn uno beren Sami-
lien burf bas SeimbienIt Separtz
ment bes 6rober Glepelano aapitels
oes slmerifaliIfen &oten 3reuSes
;uteil, mic pom 9tpbert q. @eaper,
Observation-Disclosures oes Hnten &reiiS.
Ionos, berihtet miro, oas ON T..
MGrs cine Galnpugne beginnt fiir
Mufbring,lng bon $1,6OS, 900 elmer
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-28

Observation-Disclosures llno bes Mans
gels an @obrrallm nid,t in ser 60
ge lit, lie allfsunebmen, miiiieu lie
in 9agern llntergebraht iucrben. Gin
Sell fann aber nitt einmal bieIc
Eager erreiden. slls iSolge lit Sic
Stabt @GrliB llngebeiter iiberfiilil
uuo burh Seufen gefGbroet. Glc
3ahI ser SterbcfGue lit allbefprocnt.
lid bod, aber auh Sic ser SclhIt.
morofGue. @Grlib lmelbet BON iSehr.
bis Mui 1915 ga Selblmoroe &c
geniiber elmer SsaI,ressabl .ton IS
i'm Sabre 1914. aiid) hier-in eritcr
Sinie fir sic ainbcr - febit cs on
aGem an 9ebensmitteln pie an &lei.
Dung.
3uianmeniaiicno lGbt iif Iolgcu.
oes iaaen:
Mbgeieben bon Sen nod immer
in bieie @esirfe biucinflutemocH
;sliihtiingen lit Silfe oringcno nctig
fiir 10000 9erliner &inoer, t.
O3s, ,OSO ainSer Ser Hropinjen, io.
lpie iiir sic Miittcr uno sic oltcn
Seute.
eln 2ebensmittcln lpGren be'oH-
bers er,piinIc)t:
1. Wilh (apnben,mIld ODER
Mlldplllpcr),
2. SiilienIriihte, HGbrmittel, sseii
unh 3uter,
;. 3itronen. IpIeliilcn, 8emiiie.
4. Starfungam;tiel, mie 2cber.
tran.
). Mcbifamentc.
6. Seiluabrllng iiir crfranfte Sin.
Ser unh Siuslinge.
.Sn slpeiter Sillie lit eiu bringenr
Ser Yeoari au @Gitbe II. &leiclungss
Iriifen, sa,,s belonoers OIL Sd)uben
fir ainher, oa piele ainoer lpegeu
Mansel an Shub5eua sic Sdm!e
niht hciilfen fonnen.
auBeroen ieblen iiberaa Yilegc-
nlittel iiir SGlslinee ,mo aleinfin-
Ger (@inheln, Sduglingsilaid'en,
Smnger uip.).
Ser .Wobliabrtsausidub" lit be.
,niibt. aIes Sll tl,n. Inn Die geihiloer-
ten NotitGnoe 5n iiberpinoen. Gr bat
iniolsebeiien ole in ser heruilihen.
tuie in ser ebrennnltlid)en &obl.
iabrtsarbeit Itel,enbcn afitglieoer gu
iammeugeihloiien, i'm in geinein=
iamer planmaBiger slrbeit ser Scot
lage entgegen5liuirfen. Cine 8ruppa
in Berlin aui elmer Stuoienreiie on=
tueienoer Mmerifaner bat am Is. ga.
MIR @elegenbeit sebabt. furs an Scr
8uIamneufunit bon 100 8erlinsr
9eiferinnen Ser &oblIabtsarbeii
teil5unebmen. Nuf in 8e5irfen all.
Berbntb 8erlins miro Sic gleid)e Or.
belt galeiitet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-28

@eiien Ste BEL Ginf6ufen DOR.
,us bin. oa6 Gle Die Mnaeiae In
RclfshInft~ qeleien haben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-28

NationaIquote bon S100,0OO,0OO.
Sas Se:,noienit. Department Oes go
ten &reuses auein miro elm 9ubgct
pom $l6l,OO0 in Gupobpgu Gpuntp
taben, Inn Sen 10 lpil1tigen Sicnit
Sen beimfebrcnocu Geterouen bieten
III tonuen. Shre Sranoe miro nit
oa;,t bcitragen, oeu beimfebrcnocu
%etcrunen oas @icoerbinciniiuoen
in ,3ipilperbiltniie al erlci0tern.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-28
5tdotleben!
Mbrabam Gmanuel ssrbblidj.

-2crhe, fpmm in lruIere 8a1ien!"
Saat baS Spdden: ,pnr Der, Soren
@cbt ia bcin @eIana nerloren,
Soier in bcu belcbten Strden
S,1rcn sid Sic fcinitcn Sbren;" -
.&rittclu midi pie icMriltcn 3,naen,
ioot bic 2erh' ibm Sugellln0en,
limb ih fdno I'M Staataepimmel
Seine Suaten, feinen S,immel;
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-28

mem gerIiner S1ueltnesbettn nit
nur 60 @etten itarben in flint $40.
natcn ii &inoer an tuberfuloier Sc
nidItarre, bel 'Gr,padienen perSops
petite iid) Sic S,lberfl,loie Ser Sobass
iGue non Mdrs bis Sftober 1915,
allbcroem iperocn sydlle bon tl,ber-
fi,lGier 8ebirhmlt =Gnt, t,iinSung beob-
attct.
&ataitropbal lit auberoem bns
gerbGltnis ser 5ooesfGlle su Sen 8e.
burter. 60 iteben i'm 9e5enber
1915 lit oem itart bebGlferten StaNt-
tell 9tel.fGlln 115 8eburten 914
Sterbeidlle geeeniiber.
Nls Sulitration Ser sl,r 3eit be-
itebenSen GerbGltniiie sebeu mir SUI
iummenfaiIeno fir Berlin folgenSe
Sificrn:
Innn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-28
In 8rrlius ltmgebnng

Sie obige gtotlase iii in peritirf-
tenn WnBe porbanoeu in Sen nidt
gum 9erliner Staorperbano aebGren
Sem slubenbe3irfen, ba bier Sic Sc.
bensmittelperIoreung nod id,lpe-
riaer unb peniger nusreineuo liz.
sSsn Den meilten Srten oieles Hanhges
bietes erhnlt Die @epolterln9 'eit
@nd,eu ilno Nonatcn Groi in Mat
ausrei6e1bem MaBc, IpGbreno Nie
9elieferuna init tSleiId) oes oiterei
iait gam, itoft. @tild crhaltcn Big
Der MIR Gleinfinocr ir S6he bon
tdglif !, Siter. Cine ,solge ser u,.
sureidenocn ern1brlnlg Der &inoer
lit ser 'd)lehte ShulbeIuh uno ba'
nit eiu 3uriidbleibcn in Ser gelitisen
Gntlpidluna, es leaen lms 9ricTe
non aHiittern an oie Sebrcr pnr, nah
benen es Sen Nhittern nidt moalidl
mar, Sic ainoer sur Sd,llle Su ldlif
ten. neil lie ibnen feiucrlc 9tnbruugss
mittel nifgcben fonnten, abgeicbcn
babon, oaE Sic ainbcr alt fei.ls
Sd,ube hnttcn.
Sie Mduner uno- ber,listutigc..
Srauen bieier Haubgebiete nr6eitcn
gum sroBcn Sell IN serlit; Tic bn.
ben gu Der it)Iperen slrbpit tiHen
lanaiperieen uno miibIanen sSeg 5u-
riif5ulegcn, crbalten aber 9etingers
Observation-Disclosures ais Die Rcrll-
ner arbeiterhait.
Aus hie'en Sriinoen craCbcn I'D
in Berlin uno llmgcbnng ld1tprre
8eiunoheitsihaoen las @eipidt Ger
6rullen mittlerer 8roBe lit 5lun Seil
tpe!t unter 100 Eiuna geIullfe',; /;
SSdlle, III ipeld)en ,Srauen III acbQr'
fdbisen sllter s.uiiheu 80 unS 10
&ilo lpiegel, Iinb nidlt IelteN, lUo
ourd, jahlreid)e Sobseblrten 5ll per
5eitnen iinN. slud) BEL Ntdnneru iii
eilt 8e!ulht5uerluit BON 20 bis 80
ailo 5u per5eihnen. SieIolge iii nidIt
niir elm aaaenIeiuer iflehter8eIuno.
beitssuitana. ionoern beionbers oas
auftreten idauerer Masenerfrmlfllll.
gen, auie SfrofuloIc, ,SoruufuloIe
b6sartige Gereiteriinaen. Sie aer5te
berihten, baB lie Soften nsGrfranfun.
gen be,lte in 20iader 3ahl aeseniibe,
normalen 3eiteu 81 behanoeln ba
ben uno oab oieie Grfranfliugen ie5,
bdufig ben GerluIt uon 6lieoer:
mad it'd, sieben.
8eiorgniserreseno iinb audi oi'
G,t6erfuloie eGrfranfilnsen. Sn ei
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-28

Is aibi inlmcr nod McnIhcn. Die
Seu llntcrihieo spiId,en sSrcdshcit
uno ,Srcibcit niht bcarciicn tonncn.
SSir hofien INNER nod, Nab Die
llNS nid)t 81 elmer &GrperIha't Der
uerunciniaten Natiouen iperoen.
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l,ua 'Sicics 3llitanocs abcr lmirNc
nihts anoercs als has SnNe Nes
SelbltbeltimlnilngsrcdNtcs lclpchl 81"
slrbcitcr mic Scr n@irtid'aft" eco":-
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-28

"a oie Se6eusinitfelSltcilung IN
Sen Eropin5elt gra,lSenburg. Sad'-
icn, Mcflelthurg, Sbiiringen gerin-
ger lit ais fir Berlin 10 iii ser @c.
iunobeits5uItano i'm aIlgemeinen nod,
ihIed,ter. Sn bieier 9eiatlnss5one
iino porbanOen insseiamt 4,O3S, 900
ainoer, Sic lid auf iolaenoe sllters'
gruppen pcrteiIcn:
O-1 Sabr -------- 262 ,l22
Is Sabre -- 265,392
5-15 Sabre ---- 2,51O.7S6 .
Gincn auBerselpobuliten Miit.
gang Ser 8eburten itebt cine abnor,
me Slerbliflteit eegeniiber. Sierfiir
gcben mir folgenoe 9eiIpiele:
Srcsoen: Sm Staot, uno Sauofreis
Dresden iuaren i'm slua,lit 1915 sn
perseihnen: 1852 @eburten uno 10,-
552 Sooesidlle. Gou 100 SpoesfGl,
len cntiaaen nli &lnSer bis 5l.m /.
Sebensiabr i'm Staotfreis III unb
i'm Sanofreis IA Sobesidlle.
in StaSt Sranocnbnrs
Hsn Ser StaSt granren6urg lparen
i'm Schre 1889 10l Sdualingsitcrbe
iaHe, oaeeeen in oen Monaten Sun
bis 'auault 1915 4Si Sdusllnss
irerbeidlle su ucr5eidalen. Sas ereitt
auI oas ,sahr beretuet adtnlal icniel
StcrbeIdae oils i'm Sabre 1899.
slebnlihe 9eriflte lieseu aus al
len Seileu Dor, beionoers bod III
auh o;e Sterebe,iIier Scr alter
Seute.
@ei oieien SterbeSiiieru ipielen c;.
ne gans aroBe &uae Die s,lbertuloie.
uno Scuhen Grfranfunseu. 60 ipa.
rem i'm lebten %ieteliabr 1O,OO0
Neuerfranflln9en unS 5000 Sterhe'
fGae al SuberfulcIe su ucr5eihnen
Sie bobe ;3abl Der SterebeTaae iuir,
suriidgeIiihrt in eriter Sinie auf bas
Ieblen BON Meoifamenten mir Sers
alno GreislauiitGrungen. Gs .febl1
audi beionSers oil Niid,. ia MIR fiji,
aleintinoer "a Siter tasIid, aesehei
iperben tann. auberSem fonnte oi,
Veo0lferung. Dor naenl Die 9tidtbe
rilistatisen. nur iuenia grot unb Re
ionOers tpenig ssett uno ssleiid) &c
! balten.
| gs lit and bier bringeno nottpcn
Sig: -..
1. 0tild) rnb anbere bodapertig,
2ebensmittel,
2. pitaminbaliige 9ebesmittel,
3. Meeifanente unb Seilnabrung
| beionbers iiir erfranfte Sdugling,
lmo &inSer.
lle6sr Sic ourd, Sen 3ultrcm DO,
1Iiidlinsen eeid)affene Gage mir.
| iMieSlih folgen6es aeiagf:
Gas Gleno lit faum au beihreiben
Gie sei,tihen iaeanner. 5rduen mi
! ainser, Die aus Sen pcIniid, beiet
ten 8ebieten 1lllS aus Der llfedo
ilo,pofei austuanoern nliiiielt, tom
| men gr0bteiteils obne snbiHter5
mittel, 2ebrnsmittel ober aneete 81
genitInoe on. "a Berlin iniolge Der