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SEWING MACHINES-1mmediate delivery
on new MACHINES: We also have complete
euarantee: terms as low as S. mo No.
200. 2414 14th st. NV: open ewes. It'll 8,
machine but in very good working cond.
and now in use in our shop; complete with
2-h.p. &C. motor and speed reducer, Come
frst reasonable offer. ELEcTRic EoUIP
CO, 2473 Sherman ave. NV. NO. 1919.
SHAWL. Paisley, very old: in perfect con-
sHEETsWs6-ea. ssxs6. Aluminium sheets.
sheets only $40 per sheet: substantial re:
ssss!sn II si3 ZEN
sAkEEs ssAAkkEFsS.i SaS Ina os.ntty st ay ss.. black
price. MccREA EQUIPMENT Co. 516
sHhLLs, sRa Ii nS FOR ,.welry findings, etc: ssv.
SEA SHELL K SUPPLY. 224 West 2ard st.
sG Shoes som mems n Florsheim. siz. 1o-D. pair.
cost SdS;5o pair; sell for IS pair. Phone
Si{o5 is ss edzs z:n,sss sss &; tses
SHOP sHoP EoiGIpMENT@Front- end machine.
Bean 1885, complete; used very little, very
ss'a sspassa ssS VII ~ Sc: ave. sAiss a.
sHoRT Mi WAVE RECEIVER and converter,
SHOTGUN, new. never been fired. VIM
chester. model 81 skeet: 12-sa.; seiective,
with shells and case. $245. CHI. 71!2,
SHoWCAsE-one 2x6 showcase. with
glass top; in good condition. sH. 6046.
SHOWER STALLS. new, metal. chrome
trim and curtain. $49.50 ca; IN stock
BLOCKS. 3056 M st. NV. MI I141.
SILVER. Towle "virginian carvel" 2s
pieces, $50; Hollyyood bed. slipcovers;
SINK. brand-nev: double drainbosrd
linoleum top, cabinet below; $50. Call
Sligo 1444 or Greenbelt 1885.
SINK, left-han6 drain board and Attingh
no cabinet; S26. Ii. o579.
Evening star., 1947-07-13
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

FANS, large and small, commercial and
domestic reasonable; WI. S73I. .,,
FURNITURI CO., 822 e st. NV. National
PAINTERS STAGE SWING. 1e-tt. ladder
5nG #. lin. rope, SIS day. Keep this
adv. CARTY. 26O1 Calvert ST.. AID: 0S22:
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too, but tenderly; and insisted
that Julie come up to the big
house for the night.
with no shoulder straps-that was
the dress she would wear. That
long-gone night came whirling
back into memory, sthe night
when Bruce had held her tight,
his lips at her ear whispering: q
"Give me raincheck on you in
that dress"
Yes, because of that night, the
red dress it would be; and it
would be fun watching his sfaca
as he, too, remembered.
She was ready and waiting for
Bruce, her eyes twin stars, her
color high. Her heart beat in
double time as she heard the
familiar crunching of his shoes
on the gravel walk; and as he
entered she gave him her most
fetching smile.
And what he saw was a spar
king precious angel-not a won-
an of the night. The daring red
dress was not daring at all on
T'nette. It merely accumulated
her childlike fragility and love-
illness. She was so completely re-
moved from the gross thoughts
that had been shaking his big
frame for the past tWenty-four
hours, she was SO many millions
of miles away from IA Karen
Thayer, that he just stared at her
as she stood there, her hair glim-4
mering in the soft light, her ex-
quisite throat throbbing gently,
and her smile of welcome
The smile of welcome faded.
Yet he could not speak.
"IS there something wrong?
Have I forgotten how to dress for
parties?"
"Not that exactly"
T'nette stood irresolute. Then
she darted from the room. Bruce
sat down to wait for her, assum-
ing she had gone in for a last
look at Julie. Suddenly he stood
up. He'd go, too, and say good
night to his daughter. But quite
suddenly T'nette was back.
'Is this better?" she cried
bitterly. 1t was the first time he
had ever heard bitterness in her
voice. "Is this more in keeping?"
She stood before him not in the
frothy red evening gown, but in
a soiled house dress.
''It's ever so much more in
keeping, isn't it," she babbled.
"The other would have been q
masquerade, wouldn't it?"
(To be continued)
Copyright 1947 by Frank RioYdant
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Chapter "a

KAREN and Bruce, Coriell,
N Spicer, and Bohan had all
been doing tours in Pedriatrics.
Coriell and Spicer were still on
the floor; and Bohan had finished
writing his reports and had gone
out. Karen and Bruce were alone.
Dejectedly Bruce was reading
the concluding remarks which he
had written on his report:
There is but slight hope that
this boy will ever walk again"
The report concerned young
italian boy who had Just had his
fifth try-out at walking. He had
had poliomyelitis-and every pos
sible precaution had been taken
to save the muscles OF his lower
extremitieS.
This time I'll Go it, Dr.. Crane"
he had told Bruce with shining
and courageous eyes, ignoring the
other failures. you'll see. I'll
walk"
"But he hadn't. He had just
tottered there by his bed, unable
to move at all. And the fine valor
had given way to bewilderment,
and to fear, perhaps. But kids
were guilty creatures.
"Doncha worry none, Doc" the
kid had repeated. "Pll make it to-
morrow"
Tomorrow! No word was heard
oftener, nor meant more in this
business of medicine than that
word, Tomorrow. For tonorrows
were friends when all else was
gone. TomorrowS were freighted
down with hope. new sunshine,
fresh winds-With new life.
And now at his table, Bruce
killed off the last friend of the
Italian boy, his Tomorrow.
'There is but slight hope"
Enraged, he jammed the report
into the file.
"a hell of thing to write" he
-muttered. "Some day somebody
has to find way"
Maybe you'll be the one, "
Karen said softly.
Gratefully he looked across at
her. And simply Because he had
seen so much misery that after
noon, and because he could not
forget the Italian boys brown
resolute eyes, Karen all at once
appeared the most desirable-the
most worthwhile thing in life.
miller has written a fairly in
teresting monograph on that par
ticular-" Karen began.
"Miller?" Bruce's voice was
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By Fronk Riordon

hoarse. Uncontrollably he moved
toward her. He did not want to,
yet he seized her. The whole
length of her 1.-THE body was
pressed hard against him. Her
lips and his fused and her sharp
teeth drew blood where they bit
his lower lip.
"You-you red-headed witch"
The fierce hardness of her melted
then; and he could feel her be-
coming soft, yielding. Her lips
grew tender, supplicating.
"Pve been waiting for this for
over a year."
Spicer and Coriell came clatter-
ing in at that moment. Too late
they saw that they were intrud-
ing. .
IF only you were in Mexico"
Karen spat. Furiously, almost as
if she would kill them, she whirled
on them. Then without a word she
strobe from the room.
'sHey, look, Bub," Coriell said.
''Tm plumb sorry"
Skip it,
Thanks. See you at the dance
tomorrow night?"
Maybe"
LIED forgotten all about the
i end-of-ternl dance the frater-
nifty was giving. 1t was the one
big social event the group gave
each year, and it would have been
ineXcuSable not to have at least
asked T'nette if she wanted to 60.
Enthusiastically he went IN
the telephone and called her. He
inquired brightly if she wanted
to 60 stepping. AT least twenty
miles of telephone cable camou-
tagged his tone sufficiently to make
it sound bright.
Her squeal of delight sounded
like that of a sixteen-year-old
being asked for her first date.
''Tll get somebody to look after
Julie. And what time shall be
ready?"
"I'll call about eight. I'll stay in
town tonight and tomorrow and
study"
But he didn't get any studying
done. His lips were still on fire,
and Karen's husky voice was ring
ing in his ears; and all day long
he fought the temptation to 60 to
her.
And T'nette got no house work
done.
She dubbed all day with
laughter at herself. She scolded
herself. for being so excited; and
Bob Saylor's mother laughed,
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rotary of state, born New York,
IS years ago.
Edward E. (E. e. Cummings
of New York, poet, author and
painter, born in Cambridge,
Mass, SO years ago.
Albert S. Goss, Master of the
National Grange, Washington,
D. c., born in Rochester, N. Y,
IS years ago.
DR.. Joseph E. Maddy, of the
University of Michigan, found
er of the National Cusic Camp,
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MAKING GOOD in BAD ROLES

AP NeWSfeufureS
MANY GOOD LITTLE goes Hollywood and makes
I Paulette Goddard
bad" roles Adele
Backma killing off
people Gloria Grahame good
Immediately bad again
Roughshod Dolores Del Rio when
they're good; when they're bad they're not
horrd
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TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
know America)

Gen. Dwight D. C'Ike") Els
enhower. army chief of staff,
Columbus Univ. president-elect,
born in Dennison, Texas, 81
years ago.
DR.. Frank Graham, president
of the University of North Caro-
lima, labor mediator, born at
Fayetteville, N. c., 81 years ago.
Sumner Welles, ex-undersec-
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Interlochen, Miss, born Yelling
ton, Kans., Sc years ago.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, widow
of the former President, born in
Virginia, rs years ago.
Prime Minister canon de
Valera of Fire, born in New
York, IS years ago.
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On Auki, an islet near Guadal-
canal. is a mint which makes
shell money widely used by peo-
pie of the Solomon Islands.
The Valley settler., 1947-02-27

ScOIe Oy QUErJcrs Palmer 5 l3 el 3l-Cordovo ? 6 la 1s
  Rov. Woltor Zoi1o, Palmer fBo sl1ot Ball Coach, end tho Pc lnor Bo sl1ot Bc11 Tcom vi sh to Thank everyone for thoir Uho1ehoortod sup port in helping to defroy tho xpensos of tho toam :at the Rendezvous gamos. Mir. MD. SnodErass end Rev. Zoilo collected almost c hundred dc31ors. Enc Pa1mor Team had tho honor of being seated in Second Place at the Ba skot ball Tourromcnt at tho Fur Rendezvous, and thoy have ol so boon invited to portici ipotc in the leo Carnival at Fairbanks on March 6-9. They will fly to Fairbanks via Alaska Air. 1 inos. -*.
The Valley settler., 1947-02-27
A U T 0 II 4 T I c
 B E I N c

a: Mr. ond Mrs. Will inn Ccslor tho proud parents
 born FObru"ry 27. Woicht h. oz. cnd 4 lb. 61 oz
The Valley settler., 1947-02-27
COOP NOTES

SAUER KRAUr> for the ARY
 Tho M.V.F.C.A. has si ped Contract vi tn tho --rray to make 37 ,ooo pounds of sauor Krout this spring. Is VIC had no cabbage, tho Army is furni shing 50 1000 pounds of cabbage.
 Emil LaWa1 tors, we'll known for his good souer l&'aut, vi II be in charge of this work. Mir. LaTal ters has been worry busy gott ing ell of his equipment etc. cleaned md ready for the work. Everything is to be inspected by tho ---rmy before the kraut is made.
 LOUIS UNGl.Ro has boon put in charge of the Coop Croomory as manager.
 HEAVY E-RDNkRE is nov ell hondl cd in the Warehouse. Tho lighter end household :. itoms ~ill be handled in tho Trading Post. THtch tho Tcrohouso I'd, now on p6go l2, for now items in. thi depa art1nont. TRADING POST NETS Tho Tr~ding Post is getting . spring hou soc1ooning os vell IS rearr2nging. This is part iculc crly true ir the Dry Goods and Hardware Department. The shoes cro be ing moved to tho cornor uhoro tho hocvy hardware Wos and tho ossos to the former shoe sho1vo Space. From all present appearances, this seoms to be quito on i'm Drovomant. Come in aud have Q look. r You won't know your store. Mir. Ray, now manager in tho Post, is plcn- ing on taking Inventory this weekend, end prior to- that thoro will, be 2 Pro-nvon- " tory sRlo this Friday, md Saturday.
The Valley settler., 1947-02-27
PAL MFR WINS FROM
 CORDOVA

Tho Palmer High School Tom is now schod- ulod to moot Anchorage in tho finals ct tho Bo skpt Boll touIno1aont ot the Fur Ren- dozvous this Friday.
 Tn a rathor rugged gnrno polnor defeated Cord6vo 5l to l2 on Tuesday night of this uook.
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Diamanten. messen Radioaktivitaet
miiieilung des National Bureau Of Standards.

&aibington. 0as Nationo'
gurcau Of Stanoaros fat iebt NIT,
geteilt, ooB 9iamantcn ouBeroroent,
lid empfinolum aegcniiber Haoio=
aftipitat lino uno oosu pripenoet
meroen fOnncn, iolde HaoioaftipitGt
au entoefen uno su meiien.
Sbrc &insiafeit. iaate oas gu=
reau, mad)t es m0alih, iolhc Iia-
mantcn gu Meiiungen in Den menid=
lihen &orpcr einsufiibren ooer in
Die ld)mallten Seffnungen bon rSn=
ltrllmentcn. iScrner ieien bieie 0ia=
mantenmcBinltrumente nod emp
rino1amer unO audi oauerbaftcr, ais
Die fiinltlid ber9eitellten Bciacr=
;3dbler; es bcitGnoe audi .feine be-
ionoer Ercisoifferens."
Die 9lufgabe eincs 3Gblers be,
ltcbt oarin, Ilpba. Beta II. Gamma
Strablcn. bic raoioaftipes WaterioI
auslcnoct. su cntbefcn uno sll mel.
len. Die bisber pom Bureau ans
probierten Iiamanten lpurDen ,ur
Gntoefllng uno 2dblun9 BON Som.
maltrablen ausgeiebt, Die auf mtbi.
siniidem @ebiete CUR 8ebanollme
bon &rehs, gum Gtlloium Der gtom.
plpiif uno Eriifuna GROCER Metall.
ltiife Deripenoct iper0cn.
.Siir bieie 3ipefe" teilte bas
Bureau NIT, rbaben iie iih minbe.
items tauienonal empfinolider er.
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Sender Sic den Kupon jetzt!
256 Stanley st., Winnipeg, Man.,
Canada.

riler @atte (Wattebduidheu our
Sfeinigrng Der Mugen, Sbren, Gaie.
etc. Sir snluenbung bon 8oriGurc.
l0iungen mb fir au9eneine Meinig.
ungs5wede.).
8. Cine Sdadtel nit orei 212 I'm
gen gen Gaitile-Seife (Nfiloe Self
fir 5arte Snut.)
6. Gin Sab bon Yyrer SGug.
lingsilaiden iiir 8 lln5en, uno iebs
8ummipiropicn. (@eniiaeno nm fir
"a Stlnoen Die SGuslinss- -Jormua
por5unbereiten Yprer Slaid,en iino
baltbar, lie fohnen sefod)t peroen.
Sic baben Strihe, nm ieit5uiteaen,
lpie picl oas &ino bei ieocr Mablscit
5u lid) genpnlnen bat. Die 8lmmi.
piropien limo onrdl06ert, uno aus
beionoers sutcn @ummi bergejtcat.)
7. Shadtcl nit einen 9utcno
Wllllpinoeln GO NAL 30 INDIES groB.
@eldllnt, ipeid, baltbar, leidt ,pair5.
bar, ibnell trofnenb.)
8. Gin Yafct Sihcrbeitsnaocln
az mittelgrobe uno 8 groBe Naocln.
0ie aroBen fir Die @inocIn uno Die
0cttiider. Sic nittelgroben fir bic
6leibun9, llmbiiQlmgen etc. Die 81.
6erbeitsnaoeln iino roilirei.)
Q. 3lpei Vaunnpoa- -0ideltiider.
(@r0Be 26 NAL "a INDIES. Gin Iud
rola. ems blau Weidl, iuarm unb aui.
'algeiabia. aonnen aud als leidte
8ettacde benlbt peroen, als @idel-
tl,d fir Sen Sdusling nnd Dem ga,
ocn, etc
10. 3rpei sSlannel- -&imonos. (65n.
nen an falten Sagen iiberge3ogem
,ucroen, fonnen aud) beim llmfleioeu
ses &inoes perlpenoet iperoem. Cir
Gimomo roia. ems blau)
II. ;}auei Yannhpoa Z raininas.
8os6en. (Weid) umh lrarm. &0nncn
iiber Die Winoeln all9e3ogen lperoen.
Wit @ummi5n9. BroBe iiir 2 3inaer
bis 81 einem Sabr. 2ei6t,paidbar.)
12. 3iuei 8aunnpoQ. .Semohen.
(@eid lmo warm. Born often nit
lleberld).ag, gum 3ubinren. 00nnen
Der SrGBe oes &inoes anaepaBt luer.
oem.) ;
IL. Cine unourdlGiiiee llnterLoae
aus Ylaltif. (8r0Be q NAL 36. Mn
allen bier Seiten iauber geidun.t.
8rid)t nid)t. @Grmer ais Bumnli.
,mterlugen. S6iibt bie Natrate
ebeniosut)
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'picien, ais irgeno cine timltlih bcr,
gcitclltes MeBinitrumcnt. 8clp0bn.
lid bGlt elm iolher 3dblcr mr ctluo
brci Wtonatc bis su sluei Sabren
Dnrh. ic nahOcm. !pie oft er ae=
braudt miro. Bic inn Yurcau Of
Stanoaro tGti9cn @ifienld)aftlcr
bditen eincn 0iamanten fir praf=
tiid) cinfah unseritorbar, obipobl
bel iibermdbig pielem uno lonaem
8ebralb 0amit su rehnen iein miiB=
te, Dab cine 8crfdrbung ooer Spriin=
&C cintreten, bic ieiner 0erlpenobors
felt Gin Gnoc berciten lpiiron."
Snoultricoiamantcn. bic fir 3Gb-
lcr VerlpenounN finocn iollcn, milf
len farblos uno obnc Spriinge icin.
icocr piersiaite Sinmant lit pollcn=
oct. 3ipci ;Saftoren MAIDEN ocn 9ia.
nantcn FL einm allsacseifncten
Mcbapparat: 1. @Gbrcno Der Iio,
mant su Den bGrtelten bon alien
Slbltanscn sablt. lieaen perbGlt-
nismGBiN lmgcbeuer groBe 3ipiiden.
rallme slpiid)cn ieincn 9ltomcn. bic
sltomc bcaniprllhen nur bas Sril,
lionItcl cincs Ero,cnts pom lint
fang cines 0iamanten. @cm @am-
maltrablcn an cinen ar0Bcrcn Sc.
genftono eipcs 0iamantcnatoms in
Der sSorm zines Glcftrons itoft.
bann bat er Elab. nm iii) gu beipe,
gen. .0ieier StoB oeranlabt eiueu
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Schwuche Aussichten
fuer Buumwoll Export
England wird wahrscheinlch anderswo seine Baumwole
enkauien um Dollar n sparen.

@aibinston. gSie Sahucr.
ltanoige oes 2anotpirtihafts= =9epar,
tements porausiaaten. tpiro Baum.
nolle ebenfalls ourh bic 8emiibuna
Der Gnaldnber. lire Collar gu ipo.
rem. betroffen lperoen. Sic iinb Der
Weinunc. oaB es cine varoBe lleber-
raihuna" iein ipiiroe, lpenn Die eng.
liihen Ginfdufe amerifaniihcr
8allmipoQc nift nod bintcr benz
bcreits meorigen Nipeau oes lebten
Sabres sllriifbleiben lpiirben. Gs
Derbliebe Gn9lano nur bic @abl
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fleiner Ginfubr ooe oes Ginfaufs
in Sdnoern. Die nidt auf 9olIarbe=
,ablung beiteben.
9raiilien, Snoien. Meappten unb
afrifaniicbe 8ebiete oiirften fir ibre
8almpolle Gfuno anItatt Dollar
in 3abluna nebmen. Gnalano mir
be ieooh bon ben @ereinigtcn Staa=
ten fir Sallnlpolle abbGnaen. bic
Die anOeren 9dnber niht liefcrn
fonnen.
Gnalanb bat bcreits befonnt &C.
9eben. oaB es feline SabafeinfGmfe
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Gare.paeete fir
G,.rep6iiste KinNer
NGbrmittel. mnb SGm9lingspflcge.
Yafcte erbG!tlidJ.

pulClt CIvuAltU.
9feip Oorf. NGbrmittel unb &lci-
oins fir europdiiche Sauglinae, Die
am meiiteu unter ser iesigen Not lei.
oen. iino auf Dem @ege nad europa.
Yanl Gomlp Srelb, Der Grecutiu'
Direttor bon Care. eab befannt. oai,
5pei neue NGbrmitteIpafete iotpie ein
Yafet nit Sduslinssfleioung unO
onoeren su elmer Siiuglingsausitatt.
ung seborenben Mrtifeln nit saran'
tierter 3uitellune i'm auslanoe er'
bGltlid iino.
0ie orei neuen Yafete fonnen beu.
te bon ieoem in oen Gereiniatell
Staaten abgeididt peroen. ser ieinel'
Sreunbcn ln6 Ger,panbten in Deter.
reid. Yelgien, 5ranfreid, Der eide.
sbciolpafei. Siunlano. Srlano. Sol.
laub, Golcn, llngarn, Mumdniea.
@roBbritannicn. Stalien, @rieben'
lano ooer 7eutidlano nit ausnabme
Der rlliiiihen Gone belfen mill.
0as critic ser neuen Hafete, oas
0inoerndbrmittel- u, lit oasl'
beItimmt, oie poIlitdnoiee ooer 5uiGb.
lihe GrnGbrllne zines SGuglings big
81 feds @onatS, iiher5uiteIlen. Sc
na6 oem 8e,pibt lmb Dem @einnh'
bcits5uitono ses aiuoes reid)t bas
Bafet fir Die 0auer bon bis 3
Wonatem.
0as Smcitc Yafet, oes &inNerndbr-
mitteI -Eafet 9 lit fir oie GrnGbrlmg
zines &inoes i'm sllter bon iets bis
5ip0lf Monatcn beitimmt. 7ieics Sa.
fet entbGIt @Gbrnittcl fir oic 9aner
bon 80 biz 80 5asen.
Cas are=Sduglings- umo glts'
itattunss.Gafet entbGlt 1laiden,
@ideltiider, 9imonos, gabppGid)e
Seize. @inbeIn, Siherbeitsnaoeln.
unb ionitiee @egenitGnbe, Sic fir bie
@efleiouna unS Tflege eines SGus.
lings eriorbcrlid, iinb.
Seocs ser Srei nellen Care -S1ue.
linsspofete foitet 10 Dollar einidIieb.
lid Ser sarantierten 3uitelIuns on
Sen Gmpidnscr in europa.
Die eriten Senornsen Scr brei
SGuslingspafete iinh nah Den Mn9a-
ben bon Scrrn sSrenb be,lte BON Nmes
rita obeeganacn. Sic peroen porms-
iidtlid bon ser oritten Mu9ulnpphe
ab fir bie 2ieferung in europa be.
reit iteben.
Inter Sinpeis muf sic ~crihref,
fenS bobe Tooesrate" ser EUROPA.
iihen &inber ais ssolae bon Sunser
uno manaelbaiter gcfleiSumg riGtei
Scrr 6renh an alle Nmerifaner, Die
@e-lpanote unb Srcunbe in europa
nit &leintinSern buben, sic Mabn,
ing, ihlelniglt 9elteaungen auf sic
neuen Care. SGuslinss.Hafete aufSu
geben.
geItell,ngen iino 81 rihten an
Care. so 8roob Street, SEEM Dcrt 4
Tcrt ,uerSsn allh gciteulnscn fir
oie anSeren gare,Yafete entgegenge.
Iommen. Die 9ebensmittel, Ieden.
sSpllitOffe unS 9aumpollltofie emf,
bnlten.
Der poaitdnoige Snbalt ser ncucn
Care Sduglinss. .Eatete lit ioIscnoer
Sare.Samslings.NGbr
Yafct "
1. 3cbn 1 Yfuno Soicn |oamild,.
Enlpcr (6riihe. paitellriiierte. ent.
miiiierte Gollmil6. Germiid)t nit ent-
lprefenocr 0abermenge, ergibt es
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|. 3cbn | Hiuno Toicn Gollmild).
Enlpcr. (ssriihe. paItellrilierte. ent
lpdlierte Goamild). Germiitt nit eut
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leftriibcn Sd,la0. Der 0cmciicl

cleftriilbcn Sd,la0. Der acnciicn
lperocn fam.
2. 9a Scr Claimant Elm 8riItau
lit. iinb ieinc sltome unacipDbnlih
reaclmdkie ausacrihtct. 0cmcnt=
iprehcnb folat alio Gin Glcftron ci.
nem rcgelmGRiacn &ea.
2m 8cnubln9 ais WcBinitru.
mcnt miro Der Claimant ,lpiihcn
,lpci flcinc Wciiingelcftrooen 9eiteft
mo Der @ammaitrablnne sllac-
fiibrt. Die cine Gleftrob, ihift ei-
nen cI:ftriihcn Strom BON 1000
Golt ol!rh ben 9iamantcn hinourdh: !:
Die an..rc lit NIT eincm 2dblapporat
Derbun0en.
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Osfpreussen und Donziger
kehren aus Doenemurk helm
Meisiens sind es aelisre Maenner Frauen d Kinder in
Sonderzueuen.
Sonderzuege

sslensburg, Shlesspie. e.-Seit 80
den, ia ieit Monaten. rouen nun
Ibon sic bl,menseihmiidten Son.
oer,iige aus 9inemarf iibcr sic
@rcnse OIL ser gioer, I'M oelItibe
3ipilperionen = merit Gltere NGn.
ner. 1rauen uno &inOer - sic iait
80 Monate i'm .gelobten 9anbe" leb.
ten, in sic beutid,e Seinlat Suriid Su
bei0roern.
Gs lit nift ibre engere, beutld)e
Seimat in sic iie sllriidfebren, ban.
belt es lib oob bel Ben Seimfebrern
um 3auienSe uno Nbertallieuoe bon
oeutihen 6liidtlinsen aus Sltpreu.
ben uno 0au5ig, beren unmlttelbare
Seimat lhon ldngit BON Sen Mliien
ltno Yolen anneftiert lporoen lit. Sic
f0nnen nidt mebr 5lriid in ibre eiae
nen Seime, Sdllier uno p0ie on Den
8eItaoen ser 8eihiel uilo 9togat.
am Yresel ooer ser Nemel, oie lie
i'm Sriibiabr 1915 Dor Sen beranna
benoen 8uiien ireisuiaig uerlaiien
batten. &ulien uno Holen baben bon
Sem Sabrbunberte alten beltiden 81.
gentum 8eiis ergrifien.
9tur penige oeutIbe 2ellte blleben
oamals in SitpreuBen Suriid, al gu
gut bate man Sen Hulieneiniau nit
ieinen Yliinoerunsen Nieoerbren,
nlnsen uim. aus Dem Sabre 1914
in Grinner,lns, oamals murOen lie
ourb oen 8eneralielomaribaa pon
Sinoenburs nit ieiuer slrnee, Dem
ipdteren oeutihen Reihsprdiioenten,
tpieoer berausseiast. 60 iloben piele
i'm 3eitigen Sriibiabr 1915 mittels
Sfiffen uno 6iitfuttern iiber sic
Sitiee unb per niht uon Ser ruff
ifen Suitipaiie uno Marine uerienft
nuroe. lanOete- i'm rgelobten Sano<
IGnemart" pe!des oamals nod Don
Ser oeutihen @ebrmaht beiest &c.
balten murSe.
Snsgeiamt 10000 beutib c
5liihtlinge beianoen iih sur 3eit Der
beuti6en &apitulation in Dem moro
Iihen OeutidFn Nafbarlano. @obI
ODER libel nabm lid IGnemart nad
Dem oeutiden 3uIammenbrub oieier
unsliidliben oe,ltiden Sanosleutt
aus 2an5ie uno SitpreuBen an. Gs
itellte eine iebr itipierige 8elaitllnQ
bar, melbe oieie unirei,piaigen mO
rmerpiinibten Seutihen ,8Gite" Dem
fleinen bGniihen Golfe nit ieinen
fnapp Az Nillionen Seuten auibiir.
neten.
9fun rollen oie oGniit)en Suuber.
3iige ins Heih uno bringen Die
6liihtiinge naf alien Seilen Heits
9eutihlanos. slae Seimfebrer, Oie
nit Sen Transporter 5uriif ins Heib
famsn, loben Die anitdnoige gebano-
lung burh oas odniihe Golf, obnobl
aud) oieies fleine 9ano 5piihen Ser
Noro. uno Sitiee inter Der oeut'ben
geiesung gu leiOen Bate. slber audi
ser IGne fam einen guten Inter.
itieo gpiid)en Dem bieoeren oeutihen
.Sanoier" (Solbaten) unb Dem IRA.
biaten braunen 8epultbaber" mo.
den. Iie gerpilesung mar gut uno
ausreiheno uno madte bas 9oppelte
Der beutigen oeutihen Sungerration
aus. $500 aalor;cn purSen INNER
eerpdbrt, meiit nod oariiber binaus.
ainoer bis 5u Is Sabren uno alte
2eute iiber 20 erbielten tdglib einen
balben 2iter ToQmil1. Sm iibrisen