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Milford chronicle., 1947-12-12
DELMAR

Mr., C. A. Whaley of Schenectady,
N. Y, spent the Thanksgiving holi-
day with his family here, at the
home of Mrs. Whaley's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. v. Hearthway. Mr.. and
Mrs. Whaley and son, Jimmie, have
returned to Schenectady to which
point he was recently transferred
from Richland. Washington. He is
employed by the Gen. Electric Co.
James Morris, a student at the
University OF Delaware, spent the
weekend here with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Byard Morris, of near
town.
The DeImar, Del. p. T. A. is
sponsoring a Donkey Basketball
game on Monday, Dec s. Afternoon
performance is at 2::30, admission
SO cents. Evening performance at
S p. m.-admission rs cents. The
donkeys as we'll as the players are
alive. You have never before seen
a game like this-men, women, boys
and girls on donkeys. Tickets on
sale now. Get yours.
Mrs. Grayson Elliott of Martins
vile, Va, is spending sometime
here with her mother, Mrs. Lille
Hayman.
Next Sunday morning our Christ.
mas Season will begin in the Firs
Methodist Church. At evening ser.
vice the young adults will present
tile play, I'm the City Of David"
Mr.. Ford Brewington is a patien
in Peninsula General Hospital, Sal
isbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles v. Smitl
spent a few days of this week witt
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rudesill o
I Hanover, Pa
Mrs Frank Pilgrim is a patien
in Peninsula General Hospital
/ Salisbury,
Now that the new ambulance o
the Delmar Fire Department hal
| been placed in service, plan is be
ing inaugurated whereby Delma
and the territory adjacent theret,
will be furnished service on a rea
sonable and uniform scale O
charges.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-12
Weapons Now Exist
That Peril World
Could Wipe Out Last vessige
()f All Forms of Life.

NEW YORK. Weapons now exist,
without including The atomic bomb.
that could wipe the last vestige Of
human, animal and vegetable life
from the face OF the earth. accord
ir1g 10 Rear AGrniral Ellis M. zacha-
rias. u. 5. NJ. retired.
These weapons exist. " Zacfa-
rias wrote In the United Nations
World. 2 privately financed maga-
zine and not an official u. N. publi-
cation. 'sThey are being manufac-
tured right now and they are not an
American. monopoly. Several na-
tions are known to have them. .
The admiral described the weap-
ons-ss shrouded In the closest mill
tary secrecy's-as Of biological,
meteorological and climateological
nature.
He added that the United States
now has an atom bomb 50 times
more powerful than those dropped
at Nagasaki and Hiroshima.
Russia, the navy man asserted.
Is investigating military applica-
tions OF cosmic rays and is proceed
ing with rocket development; Brit
ain is making progress in guided
missiles, and the United States has
q secret biological weapon, "a germ
proposition" sprayed from aircraft
or rockets.
These modern weapons" Zacha-
rias said. bear only slight similar
ity to conventional armaments Of
the past. permit the waging Of
inter-continental war from long dis
tances They are designed to de-
stroy life in enormous areas"
Furthermore. he said, the new
weapons are Of such a nature that
their lethal quality continues long
after actual use. would jump inter-
national boundaries and oceans.
Areas attacked would have to be
quarantined and 1t might be "a
thousand years before those blasted
areas win again support life Of any
kind. .
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-12
swedes Sci Trap 10 Prevent
Flight of Political Refugees

MALMOE, SWEDEN. = Police
and coastguardmen along Swe-
den's southern and southwestern
coasts were ordered to stop the
flight Of political refugees from
Eastern Europe.
Police officials denied the
order was the result Of Stanislaw
Mikolajezyk's flight from Poland.
There has been no official re-
port that Mikolajczyk, leader Of
the opposition to the Communist
dominated government Of Po-
land, was in Sweden.
Police admitted, however, that
most Of the refugees who had ar
rived in the last month were
fron Poland. They said several
high Polish officers had arrived
In coal boats.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-12
Something New Added

Detroit inventor has added some
thing TO gasoline to improve its per-
formance over that Of the now farnil-
lar loaded fuels. Patent has been
issued FOR the formula which adds
trimethyl phosphate or triSnethyl
phosphits. said to check s1eading''
Of ths combustion chamber and to
prevent "autoignItion, without re-.
ducins Che anti.knock qualities OF
the tetraethyl lead addition.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-12
Open-Kettle Canning

In open-kettle canning, food is
cooked in an ordinary kettle, then
packed into hot jars and sealed
without processing. When the food
is transferred from kettle to jar,
bacteria may get in and cause food
to spoil. For vegetables, the tenn
peratures obtained in open-kettle
canning are not high enough to de-
stroy all spoilage organisms that
may be in the food unless it is
cooked for an excessively long time
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-12
Castle of Sargans
To Be Restored

SARGANS. Switzerland (R
The Swiss Castle Society is plan
ming the restoration of the rear sec
tion of the Castle of Sargans. This
section collapsed some 80 years
ago. The castle belonged to the
counts of Toggenburg about 500
years ago.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dearman
were guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Stubbs and family of Mil
ford on Monday evening.
Sunday School at Todd's Chapel
Sunday morning at 10 a. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday eve-
ming at 1880. Rev Hopkins asks
your help in these prayer meetings.
Do your Christmas Shopping in
Milford and Save Money. Milford
Chamber of Commerce. n14-6t
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-12
Noise d tAe Alrplana

1YVkSG On sc HEpa3H8
An sirplane makes about 81 times
as much noise as the average auto
mobile
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-25
GOOD SUGGESTION

Harold X. Laubscher, act
.uv manager of the Key
West Chamber of Com
merce. told Rotarians on
Thursday the way the
chamber Is attracting visi-
tors tu Key West.
Those activities, which
lhe chamber began early in
me winter and is still con-
ductlnR. have been outlined
in many stories published in
The Citizen.
Rides 90 places of interest
Boz kcv West and on nearby
KEYS studies of flora and
fauna and. most pleasing
vi all fishing trips, were
Ymc oi the attractions the
chamber provided.
Az visitors taken on the
traps were interested and
unr of them enthusiastic.
Laub~ched states. Not a
word was said about
sloons
Those visitors are, as Key
W est, ~ would be if they
utut 90 q summer resort. n
tercsted FIRST in the climate.
and then ia anything that is
different from that i'm the
hometown. The only differ
ru,, between our visitors
and o. B. that they come
here. primarily. for a warm
rr climate. and we go to a
summer resort, primarily,
fpr "a cooler climate. Ere
Vu,utly. We have heard Key
Nestcr~ say. on their re-
turn from some mountain re-
SCOTT We had to sleep un-
der q blanket every night.
10 Key West in winter, eX-
Dtpt Tor am occasional north
er. visitors write home or in
home papers. clippings from
which The Citizen has often
reproduced. that they slept
without covering.
lu view Ot those facts.
The CITIZEN suggests that. if
there is any further discus
slou about whether or not
-alouus are To he opened on
sandal that the speakers
take the advice of that tour
"a who had a letter in The
citizen. asking that tourists
he LETT out of disputes re-
THrdIug the sale of liquor
U amy time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-25
HELD WANTED

Two sign painters. Must be jour-
neymen. Steady work. Good
pay. Neil Saunders, 2l2 Duval
Street. jan22 -4tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-25
LECAL.S

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRGU1T
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN
CHANCERY. No. 1915.
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
VIOLET McDOUGAL, ct al, as Di-
rectors OF WAR AXELSoN AND
COMPANY, a. dissolved Florida
Plaintiffs,
VS..
ELIZABETH c. BALKWILL.
single woman, ct al,
Defendants.
NOTICE OF MASTER's SALE
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, as Special Master, un-
der and by virtue of the Final De-
cree Of Foreclosure heretofore en-
tered in that certain cause pending
in the Circuit Court of the eleventh
Judicial Circuit Of Florida, in ana
for Monroe County In Chancery, be-
ing Chancery case No. 1910, IN
Which Violet McDougal, ct al. as
Directors Of War AXelson and COM
ton, are plaintiffs, and Elizabeth
c. Balkwill. single woman. ct al
are defendants, J. as Special MAS
ter in Chancery appointed by the
Court in said decree, under and ny
virtue of the terms thereof VIII
OIIeE TOT safe anu sen IT pun
outcry 10 the highest and best bid
der for cash at the front door or
the Court House OF Monroe Coun-
ty, in the City of Key West, Florida,
on the 3rd day of February, AID.
1g4-, between the hours OF eleven
O'Clock AN, and two o'clock PM,
the same being a legal sales day
and the hours the legal hours OF
sale. the following described prom
erty situate in Monroe County,
Florida, to-wit:
The West half of the West half
of Section Eighteen, Township
Fifty-four South, Range Thirty
three East, containing 100 acres.
more or less, and all that part
of Section Thirteen in Township
Fifty-fo South, Range Thirty
two East lying North and East of .
Rock Road, known as the Ia
miami Trail now being built by
the Chevelier Corporation. con-
tanning 320 acres, more or less,
making q total of $50 acres, more
or less.
The said property as aforesaid
together with all the tenements.
Entertainments and appurtenances
thereunto belonging, Or in any wise
appertaining, being sold TO satisfy
said decree.
Dated this 21st day of December.
]. Y. PORTER, w,
Special Master in. Chancery.
IRA c. HANCOCK.
Solicitor for Plaintiffs.
jan 4-11-lS-25; feb /, 1947
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-25
LEGALS
NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
n A All GIT uNIrTLr

NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME STATUTE
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned, desiring to engage
In business n d er the fictitious
name of Key West Electrical Re-
West, Florida, intend 10 register
said fictitious name with the Clerk
of the Circuit Court of Monroe
County, Florida.
Dated January 10th, l947.
JOHN G. SCRIBNER,
ROBERT r. SCRIBNER,
Sole owners.
jan 1l-1S-25; feb l, 1947
------------.--------
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
STATE OF FLORIDA. IN CAAN-
Gerry.
Case No. 1s-10Os
MARlONNE SIM0NE,
Plaintiff,
WILLIAM r. sIMoNE,
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO: William r. Simone,
S Avenue Macmahon,
Paris. France.
You are hereby required to ap-
pear to the Bill of Complaint, for
divorce, In the above St%leQ cause
on the 4th day of February, AID.
1947. otherwise the allegations
therein will be taken as confessed.
This order TO be published once
a week for four consecutive weeks
In The Key West Citizen. news
paper published in Key West, Flor
ida.
Done and Ordered this Srd day
Of January, AID. 1947
(SEAL) ROSS c SAWYER.
. Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida.
BY: (sd) Florence +. Sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
THOMAS S. CARO-.
Solicitor for the Plaintiff.
jan 4-1I-lS-25. 1947
~ THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
~ CHA<CERY.
No. I0-IO42
MILDRED c. CLARK, ct al,
Plaintiffs,
vs..
: WILLIAM PATTON. not known
I" he dead or alive, ct al,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-25

Three-bedroom bungalow in fine
condition. Completely furnish
ed, oak floors, nice bathroom,
electric kitchen and separate
wash room with Bendix wash
ing machine. Price, $1,000;
terms, $4,000 cash, balance
monthly. johnson & johnson,
phone 372. jan10-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-25
FOR SALE

Dormeyer electric juicer. Suitable
for restaurant or home use.
$1,000. Phone l067-M.
ian23-Stx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-25

Religion with some peo-
ply b. a matter of ears
letting b. ln one ear and out
b. other
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-25
CLASSIFIED ADS
ron SALE

FOR SALE
Three-bedroom bungalow in fine
condition. Completely furnish
ed, oak floors, nice bathroom,
electric kitchen and separate
wash room with Bendix wash
ing machine. Price, $1,000;
terms, $4,000 cash, balance
monthly. johnson & Johnson,
phone 372. janl0-tf
200 single sheets and 100 enye-
lopes, $3.50. Three-line copy on
sheets and envelopes. Artman
Press, phone 81, Citizen Bldg.
janl4-1mo
Sixty printed hostess bordered
napkins, $l.50. Artman Press,
Citizen Bldg, phone 81.
jan14-1mo
Block tin. Salvage Yard.
jan24-3tx
so printed beverage coasters,
$1.50. Artman Press, Citizen
Bldg, phone 81. jan14-1mo
Al Buick Convertible Sedan,
perfect condition. Phone 4 be-
tween 4 pm. and pm.
jan16-tf
Games for all occasions: Rich
Uncle, Monopoly, Polyanna,
Parrollette, Bingo and others.
Hobby Shop, 1105 Division.
janl8-tf
I1945 National trailer, excellent
condition. Call at Gil Division,
between | and or call 702-R.
jan18-7tx
Three-bedroom bungalow in nice
residential section in town. Bun
galow situated on lot 1877 deep
and 40 wide. Also included
in sale is lot in rear, 49, by Az.
Price, $1,000 down, balance of
$4,000 at $40 monthly. Phone
81, Citizen Office. jan20-tf
1910 Chevrolet, 4-door sedan, ex-
celleht condition. Apply Gulf
Service Station, corner Eaton
and William streets, or phone
9482. ian2O-6tx
For Sale-Restaurant, real bar
gain. good location. Or will
take partner Write Pc. Box
103, Key West. jan24-3tx
For Sale - Newly-built home,
new furniture, frigidaire, gas
stove, hot water, rugs and drap-
cries, the cleanest and best to
be had. Also 3-bedroom con-
crete home, partly furnished,
and many others, in best of To-
cations. Paul Boysen, 626
Fleming ST, phone 1853.
jan22-4tx
Homes, asbestos roofs and ashes
tos siding; six rooms and bath.
Ready for immediate occupan-
cy. Completely reconditioned
and painted. Only 4 left.
NO DOWN PAYMENT FOR
VETERANS and SERVICEMEN
Pay actual closing costs only.
Macarthur Homes Office, 1901
Flagler Ave. an215tX
Lady's bicycle, balloon tires, good
paint, $500. 1900 Staples Ave.
ian24-2tx
1916 Chrysler, 4-door Windsor
Apply 5O1-B West Poinciana.
jan23-3tX
New shipment of sheets, blankets,
spreads, rugs, curtains, Grapes,
bath sets, dresses, etc. r. R.
Russell sos William St. Phone
83l-R. jan242tX
1916 "Travela" house trailer, 27-
foot. Like new in and out.
Used 5 mos. This fine livable
trailer is equipped with made
up bed with innerspring mat
tress. floor covered with Ak
minister carpeting, Venetian
blinds, Grapes, running water,
Nelson dolly. spare tire, etc
Sleeps f. Replacement cost, So
600 90 viii sacrifice for So
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-25

Men with feet of clay are
found ont even though their
pedal pNtremities are Shod
With shoes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-25
EMPLOYMENT WANTED

Laundry done at home if bundles
are brought to GIL Fort Village.
jan24-3tx
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-03-22
6. s., ga.

gtur robbiate Saiier bes oeutl6en
Golfes fonnen Der @abrbeit ins @e-
iift idlagen, nenn tie bebalpten, Die
Not oes oeutiden 8olfes tperoe iiber-
trie6en bargeitellt. 2elen Sic sen 8e=
ridt oes bodu'iten Srn. 8iidofs
slloiiius S. Muen9 bon Sarge, ser
leit ldnserer 3eit Geutidlano bereilt.
Gr beridtet, baB Die grnte gum gro
Ben Sell cine 5eblernte 1par uno baB
oltrf l,niere aoblen- uno Safens
Itreifs feline gtabrrnesnittel nod
9elttldlano gelangen fonnten. 8ilfof
Wtllend beriftet 1pieoerbolt, oie Scot
lei pirflid) groB uno in ser Rubr=
gegenO lei oas 2eioen pabrbaft i6red=
LID. sllt6 einen unoern gintpllrf oe1
GelltIdlen= uno &atbolifenf feinoe bier
5lllanOe pet Breiie 1lno Haoio rerbrei=
ten, es miidten oelltide 8ildofe uno
Erieiter lid 81 piel in Die golitif ein,
miro energilh beItritten. ugs lit cine
&erleunoung," idreibt 8iid)of
Wtllend), ~5ll bebaupten, tple es I'M
,Gommonueal in etnem 9lrtifel oom
13. September 1912 bieB: ,gs lit
nidt nl1r io, oaB &ir6enbeamte BON
Ben Srtsprieitern Bis 5u Den aaroi=
nalen binuuf iooiel 51 lagen baben
iiber polItii6e Garteien 1n1o baourh
Sheen gtnfluB 1lnO @nergie BON
Soien 5uriidordneen. Gs lit aud sic
&tftltng Oes &lerls uno Der 2aien=
fiibrer, NIT ser lie auf ipeltlihem
8ebiete nirfen.'" u0ie Satlode lit, "
fabrt 9ii6of @tuend fort, vooB beioe,
gildof lno GrieIter, nit bea6tens.
werter Silion oeiien, mas oas neue
Gelttl6lano bral6t, aQe Initrengun=
gen MAIDEN, Inn cine 2aienf fibrer=
lhoft beran5ubiloen fir bie &oGe,
welfe sic Soienlpelt i'm io5iolen, 1pirt=
ldaftlihen 1,no politii6en 2eben
Geutlhlanos 5u iptelen bat. Sonic
ren5en nit ieoem 8ii6of 9euti i6lanos
uno NIT Ieitenben DISQUALIFICATION in
Den Gio5elen bere6tigen midi 5u Sic
ler Jeltltellung."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-03-22
Gen. g., Mid.

8ei leidtem 2eberletoen ODER seit=
lpeiligen 2eberbeldneroen bot ii9 oos
9neten Der 2ebergegeno betu1brt
Vtan reibt NIT Dem 8ollen ser reh=
ten San0, freisformig nit nl1Bigem
2rud, bonn redten Siiftbein lno Der
untern &ippe beginneno big gum 0a=
bel. Ga Sic 2eber, 6ie cine groBe 0rii=
le lit, 5Diifen oieien geilen Iiest, 10
miro lie ourd oen 9rud itimuliert,
mas 5ur Solse bat, baB Die @aIle naf
Dem Funft bin seorangt tpir6. tpo
lie li6 in oen 9armfanaI ergieBt. Mui
oieie 8eiie lGbt iid Die 2eber, tpenn
lie nldt geboris funftioniert, lang
lam in Sdtisfeit beriesen. gs lit Dies
al.6 elm gutes 8erfabren, INN 8oje,
Die lid i'm Wagen angeiammelt ia.
ben, a6tpdrts 5u leiten uno Der Ser
ltopfilng porsubeugen. slm beiten
fann mon bieie 8netung Ser 2eber
morgenS nn6 abenbs i'm 8ett borneb=
men.
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sp., Senn.

@an5 ge1piB lit e3 erlu,,bt 1lno 10.
gar Gbriltenpflid)t, fir olle @tenihen
81, beten, Oh iie Gbrilten. Seioen ODER
ltngl1ubise ooer gor 8ottesballer
itro. Giele baben oas Gebet am not
auenOieiten. gl1ld} lit es nidt MIR er-
ln1bt, ionoern iogar loblih, fir sic
Seelen nidttatboliider &erItorbenen
beilige WeIeu lelen 81 laiien. Sic
tpiIen bod, bob e5 cine ltreitenoe,
leibenoe un6 trtl,mpbierenoe Stride
9ibt. 9ie Seelen i'm 5egfeuer geboren
sur Ieioenoen Stride. ginerlei, 1pelder
Stride ODER religioIen denomination
lie allf @rOen angeborten, lie iino iett
fdtbolild, tpeil oa5 gan5e Segfeuer
ser leioenoe Sell ser tatboliihen Sir
DIE ausmaht. 9ie Stride aber mabnt
1rns, niht MIR fir iene su beten, Die
auf @roen Ser ltreitenoen Stride anges
borten, ionoern fir olle Seelen I'M
5egfeuer, alt6 fir iene, sic arf groen
gar ni6t Witglieoer ser fatbolil6en
Stride Duren. 8eraoe oieIe baben UNI
ier 8ebet uno unlere gltten @erfe no
tiger nls anoere, neil ibre 8erlpano-
ten uno 5reunbe in Sen perl6ieoenen
proteitantiIfen Setten pielleidt gar
nift fir tie beten, ia nod tiht ein=
uinI nn oie @irflanlfeit oes 8ebets
fir Die geritorbenen glauben. gs lit
nIio snr ni6t perboten, ionoern eber
nod Elm gutes @erf, aud fir oerItor=
beile gti6tfatbolifen oie beilige Meiie
lelen 81 laiien. Beil min ober leift
RiBueritdnoniiie entiteben fonnten,
lpenn man oie Namen bon perItorbez
mem BroteItauten, fir Die Die Meiie
a1Iseopiert miro, peroffentlid)te, bes,
balb tperoen iolde Weien nift eieens
nilgefiinoist. sn 8erbinoung biermit
lei audi nod oarauf aufmerflam ge=
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Eur Jahrhunhrrtfrtrr hrr
Sd1ulfd,urffprn UNI
Antrp Dantp

Ser Sroen ser Sdulidpeitern bon
gtotre Game lit - 1pie ser Same on
gibt - ein Sebroroen, ge,piomet ser
driltlifen Gr5iebung Ser Sugeno pon
&inOergarten bis gum &oaeg. Ser
Sroen lit Der Sortbeitono oes aufge-
l0Iten fran50liifen Sroens bon SEQ
tre Game, eeeriinoet in Sranfreid
1897 bon Dem bl. Geter Sourier. Ser
Sroen perbreitete ii6 oamols lhneu
ourd Sranfreid, Ieuti6lano uno
Sapopen, bis er beinabe niertauienb
0fitglieoer 5dblte. @dbrero Ser fran=
5oiiiden &epolution iebo6 1puroen
alle feline nelln5ig &lolter aufgeloIt
uno balo barauf fielen aud iene in
Ielttl6lano ser iogenannten S6fula=
rtlation gum Spfer. SSsn gapern 1pltr-
Sen oie aloIter aufseloIt 1909. 9as
leste berielben tpar bas aloIter Staot-
ambof. 9ulo iebod, 1888, lebte Ger
Sroen ipieber auf bur6 Caroline
@erbaroinger, cine begabte, tugetto-
bate Sungfrau ser Stabt. 9ieie mar
cine Sfiilerin ser unterbriidten &lo-
iterIdule setpeien. Sic fiibrte ibr
8erf aus unter ser Iorgf1ltigen 2ei=
tung oeS beiligmdBisen 9ildofs 8itt-
mann. Caroline 8erbaroinger, ipa-
ter @tutter Sereia, mar eleidio,n oas
ginoeglieo 5Dii6en Dem fran5olii6en,
aufgeloiten Sroen uno Dem neuen
Sroen, tpel6er ben Namen iShul-
i61peitern BON Notre Game tragen
iolte. Ser iunse Sroen breitete ii9
i6nea aus, 10 baB ct beim Sobe ser
Wutter Serela (1979) 2,3t0 Shtpes
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M1AkuMH
Sea grsf. 3. 81. 0nbren,
8eSaftenr Ses ,@aiienfrennS
Sran @m. g., Calf. -

Sic fragen nit 8e6t: n8as lit
ucn oen Riittern 5ll balten, Ole ibren
,tnertpahienen 8inoern erlauben, 1,n=
begleitet Die ,Sbotps' 81, beluhen, uno
lire Godter in 3=8ap= =9leiouns ber-
,tnIpaoieren lanen?" Son iol6en
Niittern fann man, obne ltebertreis
bung, iaeen, bab tie ber5loier unS
grauiamer iinb als Die altbeibniiden
Miittern, bie ibre &iuoer Dem brett
nenoen @osen Molo6 in sic arme
1porfen, benn iie opferten nur oas
Ieiblide 2eben ibrer &itoer, 1udbreno
iolde mooerne Wiitter sic Seelen
tbrer 8inoer moroen.
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s. s., Sna.

9as unipiIfiirlide 3ittern Der
Sdnoe fann ent1peoer BON 0erben.
ihmdhe = BEL iiinsern 2ellten nad
eiiter i6peren &ranfbeit = ODER BON
Mlters slbtpdhe berriibren. Durd Gns
ipenbuns bon faltem Daiier fam Die
Ter uebelltarrb teilmeiie o6er gang
beboben tperoen. Wan tpdiht arme
uno Sanoe rr1ebrere WaIe i'm Gage
nit reht faltem Baiier uno reibt nab
Der Balhung, obne aboutrodnen, NIT
einem Slunnea ODER ra,.ben Sanotr6
Die strme tiihtig ab, Biz Die nntiirs
lihe B1rme eintritt. ssm CONNER
ooer in einem gut sebeiaten Babe-
3irnmer fann man et,pa stpeimal ,po-
bentlih elm rSbo,per" -8ab nebmen.
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OHIO wAEsEMFREUND

Croenburs, 2ippe, 56dimburs-2ip.
pc, S6mburg 1ino Shlestpig GoIItein,
eini1IieB1i1 2iibef. 0ie gnflabe
Bremen, Die biSber amerifanilb ber-
tpaItet mar, lit reiserbings ben britt
ihen neutrality-suspicious. ,lnterlteat
iporoen, bleibt aber mad ,pie Dor bon
amerifanilbem Weilitar beiest.
&niiii6e Some
BUR ruiiiihen Gone geboren
Dfedlenburg, Hrobin5 Sahien, an-
balt, Sbiirtngen u1b oie 1peItlih Der
neuen polniiden @ren5e (Sber-NeiBe-
2inie) eelegenen Seile bon Bommern
unb 8ranoenburg.
Die StGote Bismar, Sfperin,
8ittenberse, Sol5ipeoel, Salberitaot,
Norbbauier, Wmblbauien, giienad,
Weiningen, gisfelo nno glauen lie
gen entgegen ,nanden irrigen Iuffai-
iunsen in ser riiiiiden Gone.
8erIin-I M er ifanijh
8rits, 8udo,p, Gablem, Sriebenau,
&reu5berg, 2anftpib, 2idtenraoe,
2ihterfeloe, Nurienoorf, Warien-
feloe, gteufoln, Nifolaslee. 9fuooip,
Shlodtenlee, Shoneberg, Steglis,
Sempelbof, 8anniee, 3eblenoorf.
8erIin -8riti | 6
Gbarlottenburg, 8atotp, @rune=
lpalo, Salenlee, SalelborIt, SeerItras
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madt, 6aB pie1e Broteitanten TIN Ser.
gen fntboliih iino; 3. 3. fie fpollen
Dem nabren Gbriltentum angeb0ren,
unb Tie meinen irrigeripeile, tbre Set
te lei oas tpdbre Gbriitentun1. Solde
8rotei itatten, Die i'm Stanbe Der @na-
be iino, eeboren at6 auf groen ihon
5ur Seele Ger fntboliihen Stride,
Denn Tie Der Stride forperlid aud)
ferne Iteben.
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Iebrern Seiern. -

I'm bem @unide offer 2eier, tpelde
beabltdtigen, Siebespafete (@ift
8arcels) nof Selti6lano 5u ienben,
seben mir naditebeno einen bon itGn-
oigen lleberblif iiber sic StGote in
oen oerldieoenen 3onen.
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@m. Sd, Midl. =

slls por5iieliteS s(bfiibrunssmit=
tel empfeblen mir Sbnen Sic I'M Ohio
8aiienfreunS auge5eigten uSr. gb.
op's-& s-&rGlterpiaen", Deld)e ouf sic
0auer ielbIt dronilGe Serltopfung 5rt
beilen permoger.