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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-11-21
Acono WSCS Holds
MEETING Nov. 4th

The Acona Woman's Society OF
Christian Service met Monday, Nov
ember 4th, at 3 o'clock with good
attendance.
After a song and Devotional,
papers on India were given by Mrs.
Clifton Hughes and Mrs. MI. Evans.
Nominations of officers made by
committee with elections of the
following: Pres, Mrs. c. L. Downer;
Vice-Pres., Mrs. I'D. Williams; Corr
esponding Secty., Mrs. Howard
Terry; Treas, Mrs. Edwin Buck;
Secty. of Christian Education and
Service, Mrs. j. L. Braddock; Secty.
of Christian Social Relations, Mrs.
II. S. Terry; Local Treas, Mrs. j. r.
Booth; Secty. of Childrens work,
Mrs. ]. D.. Williams; Secty. Spiritual
work, Mrs. H. S. Terry; Secty. of
Literature and Publication, Miss
Mary Steele; Secty. Supply work,
Mrs. Clifton Hughes; Ways and
Means Committee, Mrs. H. S. Terry,
Mrs. j. r. Booth, and Mrs. Howard
Terry.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-11-21

Lexington Implement Co., 46.45; w.
A. Harvey Store, 1882; Ramsey
Thurmond Co., 2.40; Standard Oil
Co., 54.72; Fincher Co., %. 80; Peo-
pies Ser. Sta, 106.88; Peoples Ser
vice Station, 626.17; Terry's Garage,
24.40; Percy Smith, ESQ; Tom Horn,
l.; Herman Griffin, l08.; H.. H. Leh-
man, l04.; Have Grantham, 104.; L.
c. Johnson, 1880; j. H. Hocutt,
~1,694.55; Federal Land Bank To-;
Texaco Ser. Sta, 102.; Lexington
Wagon & Blacksmith, 11.05; Sou
thern Equip. Sales,432. 10; Watkins
Aldridge Equip. Co., 145.87.
1t is hereby ordered that the foil
owing accounts be allowed payable
out of Separate Road District No. 2,
for salaries, labor, supplies, etc., as
follows: A. c. Autry, 1880; Elum
Mcbride, 3d.; Dennis Mcbride, g.;
w. M. Mcbride, 1890; Roger Nc
Bride, 1880; Will Walker, 80; Rich
ard Ellis, co.; Watkins-Aldridge Co.,
1886; Dickerson's Garage, 800;
Beat One, r.; Hands Store, lao;
MISUNDERSTANDING Equip. Co., 142.79;
Red T Oil Co., 217.60; Red T Ser.
Sta, 1907; T. B. Lawrence, 267.30;
Hammett Gravel Co., 277.31; C. w.
Floyd, 14.85; G. w. Floyd, ITO; Ham
Nett Gravel Co. 717.4O; Jack Martin
564.30; G. F. Wilkins. 546.78; Miss.
Lubricating Co., $500; Southern
Equip. Sales Ltd, 1882; Hand
Motor Co., 248. go; Standard Oil Co.,
1916; A. c. Autry, 100; Texaco
Ser. Sta, LIS; Mrs. Mildred Holmes,
100.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-11-21
NOTICE FOR BIDS

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Supervisors of Holmes Co
unity, Mississippi, will receive sealed
bids until IL o'clock noon, on the
And day of December, 1916, for the
sale to it, for the use Of District No.
4, Holmes County, of the following
described road machinery and equip
ment, to-wit: One or more new or
rebuilt Diesel Crawler type Tractor
not less than go draw bar horse
power. Equipped with Hydraulic
Bulldozer.
In purchasing said equipment,
the Board intends to take advantage
of the provisions of Section 6 Chap
ter 253 of the Laws of Mississippi
of 1910.
Published by order of the Board
of date November 4th, 1916.
PARHAM Fl. WILLIAMS, CLERK
20-4tnp
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-11-21
T TO

No. 1902 Letter testamentary hav-
ing been granted on the oath day OF
October, 1916, by the Chancery
Court of Holmes County, Mississippi
to the undersigned upon the estate
OF Mrs. Sallie Cole Mccain, De-
ceased, notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against said
estate to present the same to the
Clerk of said Court for probate and
registration according to law within
six months from this date, or they
will be forever barred.
This the oath day of October, 1916.
MRS. FRANCES MCCAIN KERN,
ExECUTRIX 29-4tnp
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Proceedings OF The
Board OF Supervisors

Be it remembered that the Board
of Supervisors of Holmes county,
Mississippi, met in the Court House
in the City of Lexington, on this 4th
day of November, A. d. 1916, it be-
ing the first Monday and the first
day of the term, with the following
members and officers present, to-
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-11-21

Come months ago I reported t
the Clarion how Mel Bates uncle
died up north, and left him with .
tidy fortune.
Naturally, our town was curious
10 zee how Mel would spend it,
Travelling around the world 49,
getting q new house or car -.
wearing fancy clothes -. or din
ing On cold pheasant and cham
pagne...i
y We can nov report Mel hasn't
changed q bill Drop in On him any
night, and you'll find him IN hta
shirt sleeves bz the Gre chatting
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-11-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

No. 7506. Estate Willie Day Wynne,
Deceased.
Letters of Administration having
been granted on the 18th day OF
November A. d. 1916, by the Chan
Gerry Court of Holmes County, Miss
issippi to the undersigned, upon the
Estate of Willie Day Wynne, De-
ceased notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against said
Estate to present same to the Clerk
of said Court for probate and regis
tration according to law within six
months from this date, or they will
be forever barred.
This the 18th day of November A.
d. 1916.
MRS. ESSIE LEE WYNNE
Administrative of the Estate Of
Willie Day Wynne, Deceased.
30-4tnp
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LEGALS
NOTICE o BIDS

IN Re; Sale of Ola Tractor owned by
District No. A.
1t is hereby ordered that the clerk
Of this Board advertise for bids to
be received at the regular December
lo46, meeting of this Board, the
Board reserving the right to reject
any or ali bids, for the purchase
from Road District No. -Four old
used Cletrac Crawler Tractor.
Ordered this 4th day of Novemb-
err, 1916.
PARHAM H. WILLIAMS, CLERK.
29-4tnp
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-11-21

PRINTING: When you need print
ing phone THE ADVERTISER. No
Job too lurge-No job too smull-
for us to hundle promptly. Phone
ll6 24-tf
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-11-21

wit: E. H. Fowler, M. B. S. No. L;
NJ. S. Rogers, M. B. S. No. 2; K. p.
Thomas, M. B. S. No. 8; Martin l..
Smith, President, M. B. S. No. 4;
G.. w. Ellison, M. B. S. No. S; Par
ham H. Williams, Clerk; w. L.
Murtagh, Sheriff; and H. H. john
son, Attorney for the Board. When
and where the following proceedings
were then and there held and had.
In Re: County Depository:
/ beg to hand you herewith list
showing balances in the various
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-11-21
q Fortune

With ths Mis5us, skafing . Sael1oG
glass q beer with frienda
From where I sit, Ned has
learned the art of handling money
las well as handling people. Yoa
don't let cash in -fhe-ban push
you around amy more than yoa
let people push you around. Il 20
like the simple, honey life; eoan.
panicnship and quiet ways; q gia9Y
OF beer and friendly taIk-hss|k
worth Q fortune, after alA
&M@e
-rp3
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08
ALONG
THE FARM FRONT
By the
Office OF the
County Agricultural Agent

Many people have been con-
cerned about the great number OF
woody caterpillars moving across
highways throughout the valley,
and have wondered II they may be
expected TO do damage.
Ordinarily little damage is ex-
pected from this caterpillar,
which is known as the Salt March
Caterpillar or Woody Worm. They
have. in few instances. damaged
new stands OF alfalfa. One such
case was reported in the area
north OF Eloy this week.
Recommendation for control
are as follows. dust so per cent
Cryolite in a band from 60 TO rs
feet wide along the side Of the
field into which the caterpillars
are migrating. This application
should be at the rate of at least
So pounds to the acre. Bee re-
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08
Coolidge Locals

eMembers of a deer hunting par
y that returned from Long Valley
Sunday included Glenn and Ches-
ter Carter and Freeman and Cal
vim Rose. They were caught in a
terrific snow storm on the Mogol-
Ion Rim and their chief luck was
In getting home"
Ga hunting party expected home
from Springerville this week in
cludes Dalton Cole. W. X. Elliott.
o. II. Maud OF Casa Grande. and
Fred Casey OF RI Paso. Texas.
OWarren Darlington. student at
the University OF Arizona. Tucson
was al home over the weekend to
attend the Days OF ~ celebration
OPaul Hannah. Jr.. student at the
University OF Arizona, Tucson.
spent the weekend at home and
attended the Days OF '49 celebra.
ton.
oHarry Jones was among Cool
idge's lucky hunters when he re-
turned from the Kaibab with a ESQ
pound six-point buck. Another
member OF the party. Mcclure. got
a smaller two-point buck. Jones
father. j f. Jones. completed the
party.
OJOhnny Martin was home from
the University OF Arizona. Tucson,
for the weekend.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08
QUICK RELIEF PLUS
PROLONGED RELIEF
FROM HEARTBURN
Bismarck Also Ideal For
Diseomforts Due To Stom-
aeh Aeidity.

BE prepared for scientifically for
mulated relief of heartburn. acid
indigestion and sour stomach :.
keep on hand a bottle Of Bisma-
Rex, It's action is remarkable be-
cause Bisma-Rex works like a re-
lay team to combat excess stomach
acidity. That Is. certain ingredients
20 to work at once, while others
provide "a delayed action No won
der this quick and prolonged relief
for distressing heartburn has made
Bisma-Rex a favorite throughout
America. No wonder thousands ask
for IL daily at all Rexau Drug
Stores. Don't walt until excr>n
stomach acidity strikes you! Get
Bisina- Rex today for only 5oc at
Hines Rexall Drug Store
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08
EIoy Schools Face
Large Enrolment
In Past Weeks

Almost ten children entered
Eloy elementary school each day
for the last week in October
bringing the number OF students
In the first five grades 10 over $50.
IL was reported.
The enrolment. which Is still
continuing. was for cotton pickers'
children. who must. according to
state law. be In school.
Several new buildings are still
uncompleted. and at the moment.
there are three first grades and a
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08
ELOY LOCALS

Mrs. p. Childress of Phoenix
visited DR. A. T. O'Brien in Eloy
over the weekend on professional
business.
Mrs J. Summerlinn. OF Phoenix.
has been living in Eloy for the
past few weeks while her husband
directs the painting OF the new
school buildings.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08
Coolidge Has Peaceful
Celebration Weekend
With No Crime

City marshal Jack Morrison said
Monday that Coolidge had "a very
peaceful weekend from his Off
cial point of view. Only six ar
rests for disturbing the peace We're
made. and one man was arrested
for selling liquor 10 Indians.
Despite the Days OF '49" cele-
bration and larger crowds In the
city. attending the carnival and
other affairs. there were no re-
ports OF violence or burglaries. he
said.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08

To save fat, try baking outlets
instead OF deep-fat frying them.
Place them on a CREASED baking
sheet and bake them In a moder-
ately hot oven (375 degrees) for
20 TO 25 minutes-or until heated
through and golden brown.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08

Copies OF a new University OF
Arizona publication. Agricultural
Experiment Station Bulletin 203.
Pest Problems OF the Small Car
den. by Charles T. vorhies and
Lawrence p. Wehrle. will soon be
available Those interested are in
yited TO drop us a card While the
bulk OF this publication deals with
insect control. part is devoted to
the protection OF crops and fruits
from birds and rodents.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08

fourth Is being organized The
new buildings were promised for
November !. but shortages OF
equipment have held up compile
ton Of the needed classrooms.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08

Statistics of the Department of
Agriculture on cottonseed prices
received by farmers during recent
years are interesting. During the
period of 1933-42 the average price
received by Arizona cotton grow
ers was $3.50 per ton; Texas.
$500 per ton: and New Mexico.
S2SS9 per ton. In 1943 Arizona
growers averaged $3.50: Texas
growers S51.90; and New Mexico
growers S54.0O. In 1914 Arizona
growers received $3.50; Texas
growers S55.1O: and New Mexico.
S54 co.
Cottonseed in the vicinity OF FL
Paso is now reported to be bring
ing 800 per ton. and recent in
creases In price have brought the
local price TO $50 per ton.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08

There are available in this Of
flee a few copies OF Miscellane-
Gus Publication No. SOC. of the
United States Department OF Ag-
riculture. entitled "DDT and 9th
er Insecticides and Repellents De-
veloped for the Armed Forces"
While much OF the bulletin deals
with methods used by the War
Department In control OF insects
in campaign areas. there Is also
much of interest TO those inter
ested in control of household and
field insects.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08

search workers report that cryo-
lite is not harmful to bees as is
calcium arsenate. which has often
been used
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08

ST AMPS TO EDUCATE GERMANY series Of Ger'n
committee of the Allies
eduaton OF Germany The stamps viii be
used American of Germany
symbolic the
gathering planting and workmans toll
Washington Journal., 1946-06-14
Oeutiher
Werfe 9eplant

SfDtop, ga. - M1tf Ser 9So6res=
Derinmlung ser Mnnufucturing
Gbemilts Aiiociation belt Der iest
aus Dem Nmte iheioenoe 8orliben0e
S. 8. Derbp, 8rGiioent Der gmeri-
can @Danumio & Chemical Corpora
tion, cine Heoe, in Ger er ouruuf bin
mics, bob nod einem 8eriht Der gI=
liierte &~ontrollrat beabii1tige, sic
oeutIde femiid)e BroOuftion i'm Sob
re 1919 auf ii6er go 8ro3ent ser I'M
Sabre 1886 erreitten 3iffer gu brin-
gen.
gr manOte ii6 in I6orfer @eiie ae-
gen Den @oridlng engIiifer 6a6ri-
fanten , mono6 es ser 0eutIhen DE
nlilden Snonitrie erloltbt peroen ioll,
Die @r5eugun9 uoriibergebeno tuieoer
alti5nnebmen, Inn sic 6inaBlage
SeutidlanoS m0gIihit idreA in ole
So6e 81 b%ringen.
Wenn Elm iolder 8orIhlag sur
UnrdgTilbrung fame lit es na6 Ger
bps Meinnng bohit unmabrl6einli6,
Dob oiele demiiten 6abrifen iemals
abmontiert o0er aerit0rt meroen mir.
Den.
SIN 8erloufe jeiner &g0e ioatt
Eerbh AuBlano Tonne elm midtiaer
5aftor in Der 1emiifen Sn0uifrif
fpereen, uno menn Geuti6lano nidd
I'M S6a6 gebaIten miir0e, f0nnt
bort Die femiide SnouItrie ldneII
tpieoer anf 9riees8mede umgeIteIli
mer0en.
Gin eroBer Teil Ser moSernen
oelitlfen anlogen 6ei1noe iid in ser
rllliiid)en Offupations5one. Gieie
Nerte leien ent1peoer obtransportieri
ooer ltan0en unter ruIiiider Qeitunq.
RuBlano /, ioate Gerbn babe nidIi
one groBe 4n8abl te9niider hinge.
ltellter sur @erfiisung, uie lie
III 1entldfano 3u finoen mar, uno
e lei 0esbnlb obne queiterpS an5ltneb.
men, Dab cine ganje Menge oeltld,er
Iedlnifer fiir &llBIano beidGftiat lei.
Sn Anbctradt Der boben arbeits-
lobne in amer'fo ii. ser iemitigen In
toIten lei es iebr 5fueirlbaft, ooB Sic
anleritaner in Ser Gage iein miiroen,
nit Waren 5I fonfurrieren, sic 0lrd
ruiiiide url0 oeutIde Qr6eits-
trdIte 9ergeiteIlt pirOen.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-14
O-Wos
fla9t an

Qou0on. Ser Mo@fauer &uno-
fAnt bebuuptete, Die Ser. Staaten
uno @roBbritouien 5eniisten Den Be-
griif ,,llnabbdngigfeit. I'M ibre inl=
perialiItiihe &olitif 81 bemanteln.
Ger &unOiunffommentotor Ybi-
lip goratop mics in elmer englii6
aeboltenen Senoung auf 0ie8erban0-
lungen iiber Die llnobbangigfeit
Gransloroaniens, Aegpptens unO
Snooneiiens bin uno lpottete, Dab
mar oaraus iebr gut entnebmen fon-
ne, mas Ser @eiten unter unabbGn-
gigfeit UerItebe.
@roBbritannien hillte .leinen
Rrieg inn Die ginmantenlager BON
AimberleD uno ole @olofeloer Don
9ranspnal in einen elaboraten Man-
tel oes Samples gesen Sflouenbaltet
elm iagte 8aratou. Die gleihen Nm.
ipielungen madte er aud ouf oer
Alisbau ser acknowledgements ser
0ereinigten Stoaten i'm Stillen Sje.
an un0 I'M faribii1en Meer.
.@egenD1rtig beden gepiIie aus.
ldnoilhe &reiie wieoerum ollie mog-
Iihen Grpdniionspldne aus" iu6r er
fort. limb oiesmal beiBt Ser 8or-
wdno aud Die0er lnnbbangigfeit.@ SIS
lit Die @pIidt oIler ,oie Sen 6rieoen
molten, Oieie Madleni6often 5u emit
biillen.@
@ntifanitnot. - * OsierDatore
Nomnno,~ onS p1pitlife Graan
meinte fallS 9apIt Bius ~.
in benz iiber 0as @ohenenoe ltattge.
Babten golfsentIheio ole Monardie
mnteritiibt b1tte - pie Ser Mostou-
er Sen0er bebauptet, 10 miiroe sic
Monnrdie Den Sieg Oauongetragen
babeu.
Iarowf fubr 6os 9Iatt fort:
Bare Dem tntiddlih 10 gelpelen,
10 lDiiroe ma6rideinlih sic .~SS5oeItia"
benle mieber einnol Den Triumph
Der Reuftion1re' 6eOauern.~
A'OsierOdtore~ meint, Die EatIa-
de aIIeim Dab fat6Olii6e @eiitlife in
HeapeI ais Republifnner uuo anoers-
Washington Journal., 1946-06-14

Sntereiie oaran nebmen mer0en
lbre ..pobleriuorbenen 3ette" unge
idmGIert erbaIten 81 ieben, nnh ge
en6iqlmg Der 8eiesungSiriit 9egeT
Riidfebr 81 einem uelpsn gerlineI
3entrulisnuls iein peroen.
Qeitenoer @eIidtspunft 1T e
bier6ei iiir unier S~toatSoeport.
ment INNER nod Dem senannter
@eluGbrsmann, - cine ioIde &c.
3entraliiierung Der 0eutihen &e.
gierungS uuo 8erpaItungsper6dIt
mile uno cine cerortige Stmdhunq
Der @irtitaitsfraft oes beiiegter
2anoes gu erreiden, DAB Geutid.
lano fir allie porauSiebbare Sci.
Ten friegSlmidbig iein miro, obns
ouB oesbol6 Ole 8eiesungsiriit all.
5uIange oltsgeoebnt meroen miiBte.
l~lebrigens lit an Sen anglo -ome-
rifanii6en GesermgsiteIlen aud
fiir Die 3eit nn6 Stunning 0eutih-
LAMBS oil lleberDadung Ser oeut-
iden 8irtidoit geoaht.
Man oerbeblt ii6 inoeiien nidt
6aB Die Nnnobme 0eg 8lones Die
&ereinigung ser 9ifferen3en Dor
ausgeiebt, ole in ser oputifen Jrd-
&c, 3miihen oen @eItalIiierten uno
8lIBlan0 un0 ebenIo 3piidyen ben
anglo : omerifaniihen y9Iod" unh
Der Bariier &egiPrurg beIteben, sic
bisber niht nur ole MngIieoerlnq
oes Saargebiets an Jranfreidl ion.
bern audi Abtrenmlw Oes meitli-
den &beinufer @ebiets un0 pben.
10 oes Hltbrrepiers Don GeltId).
Inn6 forOert. Na6 amerifoniifel
uno britiiher Iniidt miiroe es eli
ne ollie Soffnungen off odlrern0i
Fo5rfi5ierung 9eutidIon0s in Sra
ge itellen0e &roOin5ierung 0e:
Oeutihen NationalgefiIbls bpoeuten
ben fran36iiiHe @nlpriid,en il
Rr Gbein : unn Rrbufruge nadl8u
geben, ieoob lit man audi bier uni
III Sonoon fir Briin0ung eines
,%,outonomen~ H~ubrItaates inner
talb oeS 8eplanten 0eutihen 5tao.
t~enbunoeS uno fiir Sen 8etrie6 SCI
Nnbrin0uitrie 3ugiiniten ser geIomt.
eltrop1ii6en 8eoiirfniiie 0urd, eint
olliierte G%ommiiiion. 0benan Itebi
neben Oieier Art Der Neqellinu
0es &ubrprobIems fir oie Ser
Staoten ulO england oie Muftei.
lung 9reuBens in cine Gielsobl
~ielblttanoiger~ 2dnoer, 10 0oB iii,
Die 3lifunft NIT Ser @efabr elmer
@e%rbinoln9 oes friegeriidlen 9reati-
len9eiltes i'm Often nit elmer lei
ltullgSfdbigen Riiitungsinouitrie mi
Nelten nidt mebr gerefnet al
peroen brau6te.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-14
RnblanN eeeen Rilfe
fir OcltcrrcidJ

NeD 9urf - @ui Der Sibung Sci
Wirtidaits- unO So5inlrots ser Ser
einten Nationen manotc lid ser bri
tide Gelegierte 8bilip 3. Woel
8afer geeen einen ruiliihen Gor.
idlag, Dab Silfe fir friegspermii.
ltete 8ebiete mur Den 8ereinter
Nationen aemdbrt miro. ,.Gs mars
traaiih piirOen mir laoen. OoB mil
iclde Climber mie StaIien unf
CcItcrreih nidt erIpGgen menn NH
peruititete @ebiete u~nterluden." Ger
Sonjet Gelegierte Nifolni 5. Geo.
non. DER Oie Negrcn5lina Ser II. g.
Nilfe poraei6lugen bate, iagte, sic
gereinten Nutionen miiBten iider-
ItelerL OaB lie nidt Die Souberdui-
t1f Der unteririibten 2dnoer ge.
iGbr0en.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-14
anglO,a :nerifanif6e Ylau

8enn ser aubenminiiter &at
Ser a@robsn Bier wirtlih am
fommenOen SdmStag in 9ariS 5u-
iammentritt - es aiIt nod ais MI.
beitiHmt. Of Der feItgeIebte 9erniu
e~ingebalten meroen fam Deroer
ole 8ertreter Der 8~ereinigteu
Siooten uno GnglonOs. lpie Sn-
mes ReitoH, Der @uibingtoner
9orreiponoent ser ,0em yorf 81
mess, ieinem 8lotte meloet, Dem
ruiiiihen uno Dem fran50iiiden Sol
Iegen zen 9Ion ser Ausoebnung
oes in ser merchantmen geieeungs-
gone beitebenOen 2dnoer SDItems
auf aai3 1eutidIdno unterbreiten.
Si unierer l3one limo betonnt-
lid orei Stoaten L,91nOer~) gebil-
Oct Doroen, nGbmlih 9apern (6oupt-
itoot: O}iinhen), @itrttemberg.9a-
ben (6nuptltoOt Stuttgart) un0
@roB @eiien (Sduptitaot einitnei-
len MesbnOeh). Nah &eltons Gar
itelIung baben nun sic amerifani-
ibe mo ole engIiihe 8e"gierung
iih altf oos 9roieft ser SeiIung
Oes reit6eutihen @eiamtgebietes
in II ODER IL Qdnoer geeinigt. @enn
es nod ibren abiihten gebt, Uer-
oeH alio in oen itbriqen Sffupu-
tipns3onen nod abt bis neun ,,91ne
Ger ms 9eben gerufen mer0en.
Man piir0e es babel niht etfDa
nit elmer territorialen 8erltiide-
lung oes Reideg 0urh cine 6rie-
OenSfoHeren5, ion0ern IeoigIit,
NIT elmer proDiioriiden @Iieoerung
Geutid}lnnos (nah elmer g(rt zines
loderen Stanten6unb Spitems) fir
Die 9nrer Der 8eiebung 5t tim
babsn. Gem @lon Iiegt ireilid sic
anglo amerifaniidle gruortltnq au-
grunoe, Dab ieoeS ein5elne Der oeut-
iflen D2dnoer" nn6 gb5ug, ser
8eiebungstruppen ben @unIfs bu-
ben miro, an ieiner oSelbItpernuI=
tung4 felt3ubalten. lin Die oStaa-
tenred4slei~ gegeniiber Dem m0ali-
den @ieoerermohen 5entraliitiider
Seiroen8 5l it1rfen, miro ali
am~erifdniidler uno engliider Seite
9eplant, Die So5ioIiiierung Der
&eita Der oeutiden Snouitrie in ser
8eiIe 81 6etreibeL OaB oie mide
tigeren Yroouftionsmittel (gerQ-
merle, SnOuitriennIogen ustp.) gum
Sell in 0d8 gigentum Ser 0erIhie-
0ennen 2auoer : 3egierlingen iiber-
geben, 0enen aud sic 8oli5ei if
rer @ebiete ~unteror0net merOen
ipiirOe. Nton Oeriprift iih bier urlo
IN Son0on, mie geiagt miro, Don
einem Iolden SDitem, onB Die fiinf-
tigen oeutiben Gambler idon 0es-
baIb, neil lie porausiittli6 elm
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Spe5ieQe 2eOeriprten berlongen
beionoere 8ebanoIung. @iloleoer-
idube biiritet man NIT einem
Gtabl-, belier nod nit einem Sum
mibiirItden ab. 5lede idmirgelt
man porii6tig NIT feinltem Sano-
papier ab.
Sir oie Iommerli6en 2einen-
I6ube, Die INNER leudteno neiB un0
uno morgenfriid auttreten miiiien,
babeu mir Die bemGbrte S6ubfreioe,
sic man nit einem nailen Shm1mm-
den auf Den abgebiiriteten, anf iei-
men 2eiIten gelpannten Sdub alf-
trGgt, ODER alerlei Baiten uno mil
dige 6emiide 8rdparate.
9ie @ummiidube, Oie imnler 10
Idmusig nod Sauie 81 fommen
pflegen. maiden mir gleid) griinolid
nit einem Sdmnmm ab, trodnen
lie uno reiben lie nit Del ab, 10 Dab
i9r alter Slang mieoerfebrt.
Scum lino bod nber Die Ileber-
idube innen immer itaubig unO
idmubig, neil tie tets in 8eriib-
rurg nit Sen Stiefelioblen fommen.
@ie baBli6 un0 gral ieben Die
nieoliden Shubden aus, menn lie
aus ibnen 6eralisidIiipfen gnn5 be-
ionoers sic benen! @as tim? Sebr
einfofl Mus often Seioenltriimp-
fen fertigen mir uns )Sdubihoner"
on, sic mir iiber Die SAube 3ieben,
ebe mir in oie ueberidube idlip-
fen.
Sir sic Jest 10 beliebten @oIo-
fiber uno @abaroinifpIbe gibt es
Spe8ialcremes gum Auffriihen.
God geriigt es lnnge 3eit binourh,
Die S6ube einfn1 init einem mei-
den 2appen ODER 8iiritden ab5u-
milden.
9ns 8iibmnterial otpie Die giirIten
uno Glider bolte mon in einem inu-
beren aaiten in Sronung uno ge-
broudsbereit. Die Sdroubenner-
idliiiie Der Slider uno ole 9edel
Der SdahtelL Die Gremes un0 &ei-
nigungSmittel entbalten Iino itets
oerihloiien 81 bnlteI nm Ons gin-
trodnen 81 Derbinoern.