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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-01-26

planned and prepared a break
fast menu for a school girl
and while eating breakfast
dis 1ussed good table etiquette
and the duties of a good hos
tess.
The regular business meeting
started at 2 p. M, presided over
by Doris Criswell, vice presi-
dent. Topics for discussion in
luded the club constitution,
breakfast menus and mixing
bowls and spoons. Members
judged mullins, biscuits and
canned beans. Leadership pins
were awarded to Mrs. Rednlan
and Mrs. Fowler.
The next meeting will be
February II at the CrisWell
home.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-01-26

Iwrote that over an article in the
Clarion last week, but / didn't like
doing it. After all, the man it was
aimed at Slim Henderson-is a
good friend of mine.
Slim came into quite a windfall
last month, and bought the old
Clarke place. The deed gave him
title to all the land-right down to
the street. Then Slim started to
take up the sidewalk to make his
lawn look better.
I felt it wasn't fair to the town
and said so in my article. Next
morning Slim comes around and
wants to know what l mean-get-
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-01-26
HARDIN SCHOOL
NEWS
SEMESTER ENDS

Final examinations for the
first semester of school were
held last week.
In the high school exams
were given all day on both
Thursday and Friday, a student
remaining at home or attend
ing study hall during the hours
when his special exams were
not in session. All examinations
were given in the large STUDY
hall of the high school under
the supervision of the several
teachers whose students were
undergoing the ordeal.
The same plan of exams was
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-01-26
RECEIVES MEDAL.

Chancellor George A. Selke Of
Montana's university system re-
ceiVed the American Leigon's
medal of merit January Is.
The award was made at the an
nual mid-winter conference Of
the Montana American Legion
and auxiliary in Helena.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-01-26
INCREASE SHOWN

Value of building permits is-
sued in IA Montana cities in
1919 totaled SCI, 272,228, an in
crease Of nearly 81 100000 over
1913 according to the Construc-
tion News Bulletin, Seattle. In
crease in building was wide
spread throughout the state
the report said, with substanti-
al increases in Billings, Boze-
man. Butte, Glasgow, Great
Fails, Havre, Kalispen, Lewis
town and Missoula.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-01-26
All CLUB MEETS

Heart of the Little Horn q
H club met at the Redman
home January IA at II a. M,
when the main feature of the
meeting was COOKING. Members
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-01-26
SOME DOS AND DON'TS'

YIN 1NSoOIIa1SOH DIVIDEND
The Veterans Administration
recently started mailing out g..
I. insurance dividend checks to
World War II veterans, follow
ing one of the greatest business
machine operations in history,
and many veterans of the 16
million eligible have already
received their share of the
VAS $4,000, 000, 900 dividend fund.
Checks began going out be-
fore January 18th, at the rate
of 100000 a day, but even so
it will be some time before all
veterans receive their money.
The VA plans to complete pay
ments by the end of June.
Veterans who have not reciev-
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-01-26
GOOD ATTENDANCE

Paul M. Collier, principal of
the Hardin Junior High School,
states that the daily average
attendance for his school dur
ing the third six weeks of the
first semester was $3.50.
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MaABaq

community, this newspaper will pub
hsh a weekly column of news briefs
from the Veterans Administration
For further information, veterans
should contact or write their near
est VA contact office at RIM. 81,
p O. Bldg, Billings.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-01-26

followed in the junior high
where they we're given on the
same days as in the senior high
school.
Report cards will be issued on
Wednesday, January Is.
The Arizona post., 1950-11-17
New Fraternity
On UA Campus

With membership eligibility
based on high moral character
and irrespective of race, color,
creed, or religion, a group of VA
men organized AN informal fra
ternity chapter known as Sigma
Delta. This avowedly non-sec-
tartan group had its inception
last spring when an earnest group
of young men met on several oc-
casions to discuss the desirability
of forming such fraternity.
During the summer several So
cial and cultural affairs were
held. 1t soon became evident
that fraternity house was need
ed. This fall they selected the
residence at 1043 N. 1st.
The group is an unofficial or
anization at present and aims to
secure affiliation with UA and the
national fraternity of Phi Sigma.
Officers are: pres, Jerry Hart;
vice-pres., Dave Ford; Sec, Her
bert Feiffer; treas. Harold Bear;
historian, Ben Sanders; social
chairman, Dick Goetz; house mgr,
Michael Krichman; rush chair
man, Sam Weinhaus.
Weinhaus was initiated into Phi
Kappa Phi, scholastic honorary
and Krichman into the pharmacy
honorary.
The Arizona post., 1950-11-17
HERE N THERE
By LYNNE SILVER

ooh, somewhere in this favored
land the sun is shining bright,
The band is playing somewhere,
and somewhere hearts are
light;
And somewhere men are laugh
ing, and somewhere children
shout,
But there is no joy in Tucson;
the Wildcats have STRUCK
OUT"
That was the feeling of most
after the Tempe-UA game Sat-
urday night. Seen lording it
over their Tucsonian dates were
Joel Goor with Leanore Levy,
Sanford Brown with Sheila Levy,
Danny Lanbaum with Harriet
Goodman, Phyllis Katz and Larry
Fishman.
Other Phoenicians who travelled
here to see that game(?) were
Arlene Henry, Marv Weisberg,
Harry and Dianne Levarnt.
Dancing at the Wildcat Room,
La Jolla and the Santa Rita after
the game were Tex Mendelbaum
and Sandy Kosta, Zeke Regan and
Frieda Shusterman. (By the wav
anybody who has an extra clock
or watch, Miss Shusterman will
be glad to receive IT'D Steve
Bleich and Ruth Hollander.
Tucson is getting to be a regu-
lar cosmopolitan city. Last Fri
day it was invaded by several
Phoenicians who came to attend
the surprise birthday party for
none other than Harriet Good
man. Larry Korness and Rayda
Gordon, Ronnie Bookbinder and
Arelene Marshall, Larry Gross
and Elaine Pitluck, Debby Kan
sky and Bill Finer, Harriet Lee
and Ian Alexandra, Bob Lukacs
and Janet Lieberman, Zelda Kop-
lin and Dave Leibowitz were
among the guests. Simon LAX
ritz was escort for the guest of
honor. Grace Handmaker insti-
The Arizona post., 1950-11-17
Thrift Shop To Benefit
From Card Party

In order to replenish the stock
of the Thrift Shop, 73 S. Meyers,
conducted by Temple Emanuel
Sisterhood, a card party will be
held at the Temple Nov. % at
1:30 pm.
Admission will be bundle of
rummage. Particularly needed,
according to the Thrift Shop
chairmen, Mrs. Leonard Wohlge-
muth and Tess Stern, who will be
in charge of the card party, are
mems and children's clothing,
household items and jewelry. Mrs.
Melvin Halpern is co-chairman.
Based on the first months op-
Grafton, the Shop netted $576.69,
a very tidy sum, for the Sunday
school Bldg. fund.
The Arizona post., 1950-11-17
Mrs. Greene To Sing
Here In Concerts

After a period of comparative
retirement, Beatrice Greene (Mrs.
Mort Greene) will appear in sew
eral singing engagements in the
next few weeks. She will be
soprano soloist with the UA Stu
dent Orchestra in Mozart's comic
opera "Bastien and Bastienna" at
the VA Auditorium Nov. 20. On
Dec. 5. Mrs. Greene will be pre-
sented at the Temple Emanuel
Sisterhood Tea and on Dec. 8 she
has been invited to appear at an
Odd Fellows event.
Well-known in New York, prior
to coming to Tucson, she appear
ed as guest soloiSt with leading
orchestras there
The Arizona post., 1950-11-17
AL SisterhO0d To Hold Barnyard
JambOree On Sunday, November l9

19 at the synagogue. In keeping
with the evenings spirit, guests
may come in western dress or
anything you want" says Mrs.
Dave Sirota, chairman.
Larry and his Sunset Riders
will play and Ted Bishop will
call the square dances. There will
be prizes for the several dance
contests and the games. Assist
ing Mrs Sirota are: food, Mrs.
Louis Zunin, chairman, Mines. I.
Brand, Samuel Karp, Marvin
Volk; door, Mrs. Joe Fishman;
decorations, Mms. Al Malls, Jack
Shane.
The evening will be devoted to
the kind of entertainment in
which all the guests participate
and have an opportunity to make
new friends.
The Arizona post., 1950-11-17

gated the affair and was hostess.
Then there was a Sweet Six
teen party for Phyllis Nemiroff.
Celebrants were Norman Fisch,
Marietta Horn, Bernie Leibowitz,
Susanne Kessler, Patty Singer,
Carol Levy.
Herb Silverberg, Bill Levenson,
Rita Ehrlich were among the
guests who were just plain cele-
brating at Connie Horns home
the other night. There was music.
food and loads of fun.
The Arizona post., 1950-11-17

Sisterhood Anshei Israel goes
in for something a bit different
and invites the community to at
tend a Barnyard Jamboree Nov.
The Arizona post., 1950-11-17
of Dr. Serge Kousevi arrival from sro November
vweek the Israel Philharmonic
for its Amer tour.

to the
the
n
public will forget thot the orchestra from small and
will find orchestra with
which
10
IS foundr
understand WHOLE understand
high has hobh the world that
University of Audito-
Hodosoh Radio Station KVoA and the Arizona
Pennington 354s3
any Hodossoh member.
Evening star., 1950-04-09
Va. Phone FA. "a
rlnSe6 SUNDAYS
A BARGAIN

A beautiful. 5-rm. semidet. brick home
with fenced-in back yard, full bSmt.
Perfect in every detail: $4,000 lst
rust, FHA, low down payment. To
reach: Out No. ! Hwy. to Hunting
ton ave. and right to 1405 and
open sign. Sunday, 2 to or by
appointment.
RIGGS & co.
Ia Eo1S rII -dEe
Evening star., 1950-04-09

INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
ROSSLYN-About 1000 50. it.; 30-ft.
CELL: lotion crane: air-cooled offlce,
oil h.-wh.; 1000 50. # yard; $500
mo. A. NJ. ROTH, RE. 1880 Ill
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
INDUSTRIAL and End commercia al
properties wanted for sale or tease
A. M ROTH. RE 1880
Evening star., 1950-04-09
CURTIS E. MARTIN

Bring your neighbor with his chill
dren to buy the adj. new house on
2Ha acres at S16,s50; . dormitory
bedrms. and "a bath up, 2 bedrms.
and oath, liv. rm. fireplace, din.
rm, lge. kit. down; full bsmt.
oh-a heat; S16,s50.
GI contracts accepted.
Directions: Out Lee hwy. through
Falls Church and Merrifield, turn
left on Prosperity ave, Rt. 500,
follow our open signs.
ArfaX Realty, FA. 1850
Evening star., 1950-04-09
SUBURBAN sAlE-yIRGiklA
NEW DUPLEX Apr.

4N1V w oO2 LEA A1 l..
Large living room. equipped kitchen.
bedrm.. bath, full basement, 2 gas
hot-air heating units. $4,000 fuP
price. S1f 23rd st. So. Arlington
THE GOSS CO
Evening star., 1950-04-09

Rear 1880 You St. NV.
RENTAL $75 PER MONTH
Large space. brick building. suitable
for small business. There is water
electricity and a washroom in this
building.
Henry ]. Robb, Inc, Realtor
1924 Vermont Ave. NV.
DI. S141. Ill
Evening star., 1950-04-09
OPEN SUNDAY. IA
Brick House on 25 Acres

This substantial Virginia home was
built over 100 yrs. ago with tine
Characteristic high ceilings and
dition today and has bedrooms, .
baths. stoker heat and spacious
porches. II is surrounded by 25
acres Of fertile land and looks out
over prosperous farming country
For the horse lover there is a nearly
new cinder block stable with run
ming water in each of the box
stalls. 1t is within 40 minutes easy
drive of Washington and the price
of S35.0O0 is less than the replace
ment value of the house alone.
Terms
MASON HIRST
Evening star., 1950-04-09
APARTMENT HOUSES wAhrE,
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY.

MOUNTAIN PROPERTY.
Blue RIDGE SUMMIT. Pa, rs
miles from Washington; year-round
home for sale All mod improve
ments. including oil heat: 10 rooms
and 3 baths, yeranda. yard. view
Can be used as 3 apartments. each
with separate entrance. S12.250.
OWNER. NO. s94s.
Evening star., 1950-04-09
EASTER SHOWING
SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT

Dwelling, 5 rms. and bath. lge. lot
NV. to transp. 1868 S. Edison st :.
Arlington. M. J. MANNING, Agent
24O1 Mt. Vernon ave. AL. IO42
Evening star., 1950-04-09
BUSINESS PROP. wTp. tcens. J
coMr. PROPERTY FOR SALE

FIRST COMM-5ox100 Wis ave,
near Sears and RoebGek: S3o.uee
full price including building. RIGGS
AND CO EN- s345. 10
1st COMMERCIAL Lor-4sss Mac
car lot, etc. Me 1900. DU. 1901
NEW JERSEY AVE. AND X ST. NV.
5000 50. II, LIST commercial; Two
street ITontages; Tith rear allsy
aND COMMERCIAL. nr. 9th and U
ST. NV lots, about IS #. front
each: 100 it. deep. ever 5000 50.
T., $4,000 ca. DAVID E. BARR
IsT COMMERCIAL. approx. $4,000
BIadensburg rd. ne. near R ST. For
further information call Mr.. Curl
ing, with R. G. DUNNE, HO. 600
or LA. 6-776S.
WAREHOUSE and display room. sec
opd commercial. over $500 Sc. fl;
centrally located on main thorough
fare. in heart of the city: building
runs entirely through block to truck
entrance on street; ideal for show.
Box 346-B, Star.
1sT COMMERCIAL. 1926 18th st.
NV apts., sale or trade for
Arlington property. CH. 02s3.
2O22 NV. l4Sx56.3 81 800
L near 10th NV, 25x90 S26,5Uu
20 near K NV, 25x9u SIS, 500
21 near K NV. 67xs0 S40,0Oo
Pa. ave. near 21st NV. 25xl 10,
S37,50o
Near DR.. Hospital Br. Bidg., 30
BRoDIE e. COLBERT, INC. Real
tors, Ma. $50; ewes, RA. 6579.
HOUSE AND STORE, on 21a acres OF
eround: mr. Peace Cross on .Annapo-
lis highway: ground in this area
is selling from 81 to s. so per So
it; adjoining property zoned in
dustrlal and commercial We are
offering this entire tract at $40
600, with 100000 down.
HUDSON co.
4710 Annapolis rd. Bladensburg Md g.,
UN: 1l71 weekdays, HY. o5l5 ewes
and uepkenHS
Evening star., 1950-04-09
CHURCHES FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

IDEAL FoR CHURCH or school.
Open. Vac. Reduced 47e4 18Th
NV RI. ARK. ave. FRANK GAUSS,
Evening star., 1950-04-09

INDUSTRIAL GRoUND-sALE
10000 SO. FIT. INDUSTRIAL SITE on
railroad near Hyattsville and Balti-
more blvd; level: priced reasonably
at soc per So TT; suitable for ware
house, factory or trucking garage;
will build for responsible tenant on
2400; ewes. RA. 1901. PHILLIPS,
CANBY g. FULLER, INC, 1912 18th
st. NV. -5
BALTIC. BLvD.-2s1-ft. front, $50
acres; rear 2S7 it. on B. & o. r. R..
on grade; $4,000. A. NJ. ROTH.
RE 1890. Ill
Alexandria, so. it., D."
on Commonwealth ave. alley at side
and rear: S9,955. A. M. ROTH.
RE 1890 10
Evening star., 1950-04-09

FUTURE SECURITY
No Greater Words
Than These
s acres With natural gas, sewage and
water, 81 900 per acre.
This is life; liv.-din room, kit. . bed
rooms and bath, $3.50.
oil &C. h., fireplace, full bsmt.
tract fence, garden, chicken house
copper down spouts and cutters
Evening star., 1950-04-09
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

PROPERTY FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Grocery store with dwell
ing attached, at Deale, Md. Fully
equipped including $4,000 in stock
Gross receipts, 100000 per year
Price, $50 900. CHARLES F. LEE,
Realtor, phone 2461. Annapolis, Md
sth ST. NE. DOWNTOWN, lst
comm, 2-Story br. bldg. good for
l home and business combined; Price
CITY REALTY. RE. 0703.
WISCONSIN AVE. between r and S.
vacant building with full basement
and second floor designed for either
business or residential use Space
in rear to park several cars. Ideal
for many types of business. Good
Tor auto seat covers. hardware,
ELECTRIC shop or ideal for antiques,
children's and ladies' wear. etc,
Priced right for quick sale. Cali
MT; Gerber. EN-. 1922, with LEGUM
AND GERBER REALTY CO. AD.
4th AND MASS. AVE. N.W.-lst COM
merclal, next to corner, opposite
General Accounting Office Building,
Large 3-story and basement brick.
II rooms, = baths, hot-water heat,
suitable to convert for business use,
Price, Sis 900. Call Mr.. Mccarthy.
with WOODWARD g. NORRIS, Real
tors, 723 Goth st. NV, RE. 65S5:
ewes. 'WO 5ooR
Evening star., 1950-04-09
$9,475

$9,475
81 $50 cash will buy this 3-bedroom.
2-bath bungalow, situated on APP
proximately "a acre near Falls
Church. For an appointment to in
Spect call
YEONAS REALTY
c1nn ny
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-11
Sran 8m. S., 81.

Gin einfa6es 0eittel bel 8rano-
nunoen, bas ieber Sausfrau our Ser.
fiigung itebt lit oas gelpobnlibe &o6'
iaIa. Man lott cine Salie &o6iala in
elmer fleinen Shiiilel falten 8aiiers
auf unb taudt oie oerbrannte Sanb
etpa cine balbe Stunbe lang in Die
Salal0iung. Man miro Itaunen, spenn
nod elmer balben Stunoe iomobl Die
@eI6nulit als aub Der Sdmer5 boIl.
ltanoig geIdtpunoen iino. gerbrannte
&orperteile, belonoers Die burd bei.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-11

Sieb, ba Die Suoen tpegen ibrer
Siinoen bon 3ablloien giftigen
|Shlnngen gebiiien lpnrben, rihtete
Woies anf @ebeiB @ottes an elmer Mr1
&reu5 cine eberne Shlange auf, ,ii,b
iper tie anfab, tpliroe geIuno. Muh fir
uniere toolid gebiiienen Seelen lit in
Der Belt ettpas sur Hettling aufge.
pflan5t am &reu5, sic gebeneoeite
Jruht ibr>s 2eibes. Seius bas III
oie bimmliife Stanbarte, nit pelher
alien gldubigen, relleponen Siinoern
@eneralparbon llnb Mmneitie ange-
fiinoigt lit. Sn bttterem glenb, in
Sobn, 8erfolgllng, Dual unb MngIt,
in SdDeiB uno 8lut, in S9anoe uno
Sdmer3ensglut bat Or oeine Solle
iibernommen. Sieb, oorum iprehen
mir fatboliibe gbrilten biele bunoert,
tanlenomal na6, mas uns Die glila-
beth porgeiprohen bat: .@ebenebeii
lit sic Jrubt oeines 2eibes, Seius.
llno menn bic unb oa oein Ser3 gum
1eberlaufen bon lit bon 2iebe, Danf,
SiiBe nno Bob gegen llnieren berr-
liden 8ott llnb Seilono nnbJ oeine
Seele flnfelt Dor ieliger 5reuoe, ID
Dob Dir iener 5prud: ,@ebenebeit III
Oie Srudt beines 2eibes" 5u fllro
lit - oa bete nod bas prdbtiee Sc.
bet oas Gloria aus ser beilisen Mei.
lie. gs beiBt TO:
@bre lei 8ott in DER S0be une
Sriebe Sen Nenihen nit gutem @il,
len. @ir loben Old, mir beneoeien
Gid, mir beten Did an, mir bo6prei.
ien Gid; mir iagen Dir Danf Oh Del,
ner groben Serrlidfeit, Serrgott.
bimmliiber &onig, @ott, aIlm11tiger
8ater! Serr SeIus Gbriitus, einge'
borener Sobn, Serr, 8ott, 2amm
@ottes, Sobn bes 8oters, Ser gu
binpegnimmlt sic Siinoen ser 8eIt
nilnn on unier Sleben; Der 0u iitel1
5ur &ehten oes 8oters, erbarme Did
unler; neil 0u biit aIlein beilig, alleir
Serr, oaein Der anerbodIte, Seius
Gbriltl1s, nit Dem !Seiligen @eiite in
Ser Serrli6feit @ott 8aters. Mmen
8as ou bis bierber i'm gnglii6er
@ruB gebetet bait, oas iinb Iautel
8orte aus Der !Seiltsen S1rift. 8eteI
ou I'M 8aterunier Dem Sobn @ottes
nadL 10 beteit on i'm @nglilben @ruf
DEM Seiligen 8eilt nad; benn oieie,
Grub bat gr oem gngel unb Der eli
labetb in oen Wuno gelest. Mber ies1
pollen mir au6 oie @orte ptiitieren
Del6e na6ber fommen, nGmlib:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-11
Gb: g., o.

Inter 3uderfranfbeit (Dinbetes
mellitus) perItebt man elm broniih
qelporoenes 2eiben, Dos Daourb 1a-
rafteriliert lit, baB Ser &orper niht
mebr Die S1bigfeit beiist, ben nit Der
Nabrung ausefiigten ober bel Der
geroauung iih biloenoen 3nfer in
oem OiaBe gu perlperten llno umsu-
nanleln, tpie es bel einem geiunben
Gorper ser 6an lit. 8ei Dia6etes liegt
cine Storung oes 3nderitoffmehiels
Dor. Wan ilnterI6eiOet 5tpei Sormen
Ipon 3uderfranfbeit: /. Die leibte
ssorm, bel pel6er MIR 3uder i'm
l1rin eri6eint; 2. oie idpere 5orm,
bel tpel1er ser llrin aud bel reiner
Sleiibfolt anbauerno 5uderbaltig lit.
Gor olem muB Ser &ranfe Jleilh-
ipeiien permeioen, reihlihe @emiiie
lno entlprehenbe Sbitiorten genie
ben. an5uraten line baufige 5onnen.
bGoer unb oiel getpegung in Der fri.
ihen Suit. 8os ieit langen Sabren
nit groBeln grfolg i'm ,Sbio+8ailen-
freuno' anse5eigte unb @eiunoung
bringenoe 900 lit befanntlib bon
SEN aer5ten perboten iporoen. 3abl-
reiae uno befannte Sdlle baben be-
tpieien, oaB has bon ben aer5ten an-
gclpanbte Sniulin bie &ranfbeit ni6t
heilt. Ion0ern nltr binaus3iebt, in bic
len SGllen iogar tS6laganfaa peran-
luBt. 8er elm iideres, 5ltperldiiiges
Seilmittel an1penben min, tpenoe iid)
|pegen RGberem an oen S6reiber Die
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-11

IibenraIle (bele Sautfnrbe) geboren
oie SnboS oS@ermanen, Semiten, Snrni-
ten (georo-afrifaner), einige 9eiid-
noIfer uno 3elte Glterer 8olfer, tDie
oie Bosfen uno einige aaufains-Bol-
fer; Die &aiiengruppe nit gelbli1er
Sautfarbe besreiit in iid oie Wongo-
len, 1iirfen, 9ibeter, Gbinelen SEQ
reaner, Supaner, Sunguien, Samoie-
oen, Sinno.l1grier, Malaien, gsfi-
mos, Snbianer unb einige Miiduol-
fer uno Heltpolfer; CUR 2aiiengrnppe
Ser Weniben nit bunfeler Sautfarbe
geboren oie gantu-Neger, cuban
Heser, Sottentotten, guidmanner,
oie afrifaniicben 3mergoolfer, Mela-
neiier, auitralier, Singbaleien. 3n
sen &ailenmerfmalen eeboren, anBer
ser sautfarbe, sic Sorm Der Saare,
ser 3dbne, Ser Iugen, oes tS6doels
iiberbaupt Sic SerI6ieEenbeit Der
Sautforbe begriinoete man friiber nit
ser ginipirfllng oes Sonnenli6tes.
Hab neueren 5oridungen i6eint iid
gu ergeben, oaB sic Sarbe ser ein3el-
men &aiien oortpiegeno ourd oie Nab-
rung beeinfluBt tpuroe. Ser Wenih
ser ltr5eit lon nunfeler Sautfarbe ge-
tpelen iein. gr lebte por5iigli6 bon
9flan5enitoffen uno Sriihten, Die gi-
len uno Wangannte entbielten, Die oie
Saut ounfel f1rbten. geob beute fann
man beobadten, oaB oie mil6trinfen-
Sen Regerit1mme ME 10 ounfel iinb
tpie Die nur BON Segetabilien leben-
Sen. Die Snoianer 9lmerifas maren
rot, neil tie nit Dem 8lut ser Eiere,
oie lie oft rob ober balbrob 81 oer5e1-
rem pflesten, ibrem 8lut Sdmoglobin
in rei6li6er Wenge 5ufiibrten. Die
Wongolen binipieberum baben ibrc
gelbe Sautfrabe, neil ibre Sorfabren
Sabrtaulenoe lang tells bon Srii6ten,
tells bon Ser Mil6 ibrer Serben, Die
lie auf oen peiten Steppen 4liens
tpeioeten, lebten. Mild entbdlt einen
getpiiien 8ro5entfas gblor, bas ieine
bleidenoe Wirfung i'm 2aufe Der 3eit
uu6 ouf Die n1enldlide Saut aus
iibt. 0oB oies bel Ser faufaiil6en
&aiie in nod Itdrferem WaBe Ser Saa
mar, lit barauf 5uriid5ufiibren, bob
Gieie Gaiie Die erIte mar, oie ibren
SpeiIen 'Sal5 5uiette. Ser Gblorge-
balt oes &o6lal5es Dor alem er5el1gt
sic tpeiBe Saut bes aaufaiiers. Sn-
folge Ser in Sen lebten atpei 8eltfrie-
gen in perI6iebenen 9anoern guro'
pas, 9lliens unb Ifrifas our6 Sfla-
oerei uno 5lii6tlinge peridobener
Wenldenraiien iinb 5ablreid)e Miih-
lingsranen entbalten mel6e bie
Sprade uno raliiiden gigenidaften
anoerer 8olfer altfgenommen baben.
Cine refine bobploniide &alienpertpir-
rung!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-11
. 81. g., Bolton, Iah. :

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