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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-27

@At%.~es - -&4-E y t-tA @1AAA e2A-<s-A-
day: Tuesday, citizenship; Wedne
international friendship; Friday.
out-of-doors day.
The weeks program wiz begin
with church services at 7.30
O'Clock Sunday night at the First
Presbyterian Church A section
81 the church wiz BE reserved for
the group The pastor, the Rev
Ralph Rogers. win deliver the
sermon
At a special program to be held
at 100 pm. Thursday, November
z At the Noes. building on
DuvaI street, five Of the service
days viii be observed. Mrs. Wiz
helmina Harvey. vice president
Of the Florida Business and Pre-
fessional Women,s Clubs. viii
give the address Of the evening.
using as her subject, Citizen
ship, ia observance Of citizenship
day. Girl Scouts Of Troop 5 vii
devote a part Of the program To-
health and safety. Brownie Troop
9 win present 4 czechosIovakianl
folk dance for international
friendship day. an exhibit Of arts
and crafts work done BIZ all the
scouts VIII be displayed and re-
freshanents win Be served which
vii have been prepared BIZ the
girls in keeping with honlemaking
day. Each troop wiz participate
IN the program Al civle leaders
and citizens interested in the
Girl Scout program are cordially
invited to attenr this public
meeting.
On Saturday morning, Nevem-
Der at o'clock, oiIt-of-doors
day win Be observed Il Monroe
County Beach with breakfast
cooked orer open fires
An exhibit announcing Girl
SCOTT Week viii be displayed
Throughout the entire week ii the
window 81 Aliens stationery
store on Duval street
Troop sponsors Girl Scout
leaders and committee members
Of Key West are:
Brownie Troop 10. 7-Spon-
cor Fleming Street Methodist
ChuTcf; leader, Mrs. J ]. Hemp
m and committee nlealbers.
Mrs r. DeL.and. Mrs Ne1
Knowles and Rev w Ash
worth
Brownie Troop 10. 6nonsor,
Wesley House leader. Mrs. DeHs
Coho. assistant leader, FRS. BIS
com 4 Green's. and COMMITTEES
n8eIn bars, 81 ISIS L.olEfc Creen. Mrs.
= a Boza and Mrs. ; HeaIy
Brownie Troop Nd. 8 Sponsor.
Harris School PT leader. fs.
Alfred Guinetia: assistant leader,
HI Robert Dopp. ard commistee
nsAIa Mrs. Thurman Sands,
r.. Mrs Fred Key and AErs Tom
okle
Be nie Iroep 10 sponsor,
paineIana pT leader, Mrs.
Ilpb rs cosnfsItee yet sp-
poinsea
mediate IF6on 50. s.
Ess4Ist4~ 81 & Il 4-4.S4Issxts NJ
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-27
National Girl Scout Ksek TQRe
Observed Here Oct. % Thro4gb Nor. 4

National Girl Scout Week vim be observed ~ 81 Chi Sesu
Brownies Gil Scout leaders Brownie leaders and ecarsee
bers in Monroe County beginning Sunday
Service Days nave been planned ohaerx.
beginning with Scout Sunday 1l0nd hoaersAins
day Tuesday citizenship; Wednesday health and sasF Tsag
international friendship Friday and crafts es and tas.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-27
Coming Erenfs


FRIDAY. OCTOBER ~
Beginning Spanish class Il
pm. ii Eccs CHI.
Fern Chapter No. -. Order q
Eastern star WI meet 81 {
m. IN Ire Celden Eagle
Hall, 1911 pshonia STREET
Junior Wonans Ciab YIN have
a Halloween party from , %
Tat the Cuban Cub
Halloween Carnival hezmning
at $50 pm. It Pne4na
School.
Mas meesinR q Woraen's Czuks
Of Key WRsl, Tavsrner. lsis-
morada ard Marztssen 4 !
pm ii co1fsaee d Pep
plans for YuaSstrasn u
civilian defesxs - 81 aNoils
who wish - vnieer their
services.
SATURDAY, OC 3R 1
Girl Scouts and asee.e lFeg
ef Key Wess 80 erect - 1
am, at Noes Cub 20 ps.H
tee for the Cir Scout w. I
program.
CHdFens Missionary rroua os
Ley Mem Meib sl
church. VII Fuest from i "a
I11 an IS C. chafs So
mex
SWIMMING classes for teeE1
wives VIII meet from all
am AZ the Officers inE
pool 81 the seapla ne kas
Costume Parry At E0rt xs1 - s
Of Club.
lag rs board 81 directors. &C
and Rev 81 J 20 pm ~ lsaFnlt
Of Hrs Marie Pirder 80
EI0flsa street. an Aen
VII meet = her home = 1
for a party.
SUNDAY, ocT0RER 2e
Pre- Halloween siere - sss. il,N
atap # de G slil chlb'
Music i3-pieee bard, Los
Mambslerc
MONDAY, OCTOBER So
BEGINNERS aiss Si1zs far e.
fices Ves krozn 10 / :se
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18
Announce Winners
In Essay Contest

An announcement of state Win
er of the Ohio State Grange.
First place in the contest was
won by Maxine Winifred Shelly,
Route 2, Wooster, Ohio, a men,
ber of Union Grange, Wayne
County. Barbara Zoellers, Route
l, Westerville, Ohio, member of
Yellow Creek Grange, Columbian
County, placed second. Third
place went to Phyllis Ann Mayes,
Route 2. Continental, a member
of Sharon Grange, Putnam,
County.
Maxine will receive a trip to
the Ohio State Grange Conven-
ton, Toledo, December 12-14, in
addition to receiving $500 from
the National Grange. Barbara
Zoellers, second place winner will
receive $1,000 for the National
Grange and $500 from the State
Grange; while third place winner,
Phyllis Ann Mayes will receive
$500 from the National Grange
and $500 from the State Grange.
The essay of Maxine Shelly has
been sent to the National Grange
to compete for National awards.
First prize in the National Con-
test includes an all-expense trip
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18
Let's Face
The Facts

In analyzing the motor vehicle
accidents, Colonel George Mingle,
Superintendent of the Ohio State
Highway Patrol said today that
it is, year after year, the same
old story bad driving habits,
poor judgement and lack OF re-
sponsibility on the part of the
driver or the pedestrian.
Unquestionably, he said, the
human factor is the major ele-
ment in the traffic accident pic
ture Substantiating this statement
Colonel Mingle pointed to the
summary of fatal accidents oc-
curing on the rural highways in
1949 which showed that of total
of 637 fatal accidents for that
year in which 1877 persons were
killed, 295 or 46as of the rural
fatal smash ups on the highways
involved but one vehicle and one
driver, The most common nota-
tions on these accident records
were, he said, d,-driver was travel
ing too fast to make the curve
fell asleep and struck a bridge
abutment-unable to control car
when a tire blew out-wasn't
paying any attention to his driv-
ing. etc. All of which refutes the
false assumption that it is "the
other fellow you have to watch
to avoid accidents. In these cases
the other fellow was the man at
the wheel, he said.
One thing is made clear by these
rural one driver accidents and
that is there are too many drivers
who fail to accept their individual
responsibility. Not to do SO.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18
STRICTLY FRESH
SAN FRANCISCO cabby toll

A SAN FRANCISCO cabby told
"A police that he had no idea
when or how bullet entered his
neck and came out beside his left
ear. His testimony aided the law
like a "hole in the head"
A steak, when cooked on the
motor block of a car, will be tasty
and tender at the end of a 100
mile drive, reports a gas-powered
gourmet in st. Louis, Mo. We sus-
pect that he prefers "'Model T.
Bones"
It is said that the newborn baby
needs a thousand things. An Item
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18
Colonel Mingle, said, is to invite
tragedy on the highways.

Colonel Mingle, said, is to invite
tragedy on the highways.
There is much room for inn
provement in the present traffic
accident picture, Colonel Mingle
asserted, and to attain this inn
provement it is imperative that
every driver realize that he can
not be permitted to operate a
motor vehicle upon the streets
and highways in violation of any
of the traffic rules and regula-
tions. Further, Colonel Mingle
said, each driver should be in the
frame of mind that he will insist
upon every person driving in like
manner, and anyone who does
rot drive in accordance with the
established rules of the road must
be ready to pay for his miscon-
duct by fine, Imprisonment or loss
of his driving privilege.
All of this can be avoided,
Colonel Mingle concluded, by
your own good driving ard by
your attitude toward those who
drive badly.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18
News OF the Churches
THE METHODIST CHURCH
Arthur M. Shenefeit, Minister
THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Greer S. Imbrie, Minister

The Presbyterian Senior Choir will practice Friday
sueday ueds 4. August gust g. 1s5o "e'0's' OA0
Sunday Schools will in the respective churches at
Church at 10 The Senior Choir, directed by James
Bell will sing Largo from xerSes by Handel Mr. lmbre
dealing with the th chapter of II Corinthians For the organ
onbury" from Opus % by schunann Adagietto" by
Bzet There is nursery in the Methodist church Tor small
children during the worship service o..
The Union service will continue in the Methodist Church
each Sunday at 10 m. through Sept B.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. William T. Ward Pastor
$50 m Sunday School Mrs. Nanny Johnson Supt.
11:o0 a. m. Sermon by pastor music by choir
m. Wright family radio singers of Dayton will have
700 Friday, August 25th Rev r. F. Hairston Jr and
sunday August 9th at p M Rev Nelson Trout
felsonvle Chorus and Hot Jones and his Young Peoples
Chorus of 25 voices of Columbus will be here.
We invite the public to our services
THE METHODIST CHURCH
sedaaNewport Charge
Jesse A. Thornton Minister sedaia Phone a241
Sunday Church School Sedaa II a m.
Sunday Church School Newport 10 m.
LAFAYETTE METHODIST
Harry n. Hitch, Pastor
ivan Miller supt Worship s:45 Church School HOO
Prayer service Wednesday 300 p. M
Lacey supt Church School 1000. Worship oo
Phmwood-
Florence Reed supt Church School 1000. MYF.
Worship 800 Shift Gillnan surnmerford August
20 due Homecoming Gilvan August II.
We invite thepublic to our services.
LILLY CHAPEL PARISH
Charles Hoffman, Pastor
Big Plain-Sunday school $50, Orvie Cummns, Supt
Church meeting parish Wednesday evening
August 23 potuck supper followed bv business meeting The
hour is 730.
Georgesvle Sunday school $780, Mrs E B. Myers. sup
Worship service 10:30
Lilly Chapel - Sunday school $780, Roger Keye, Supt
ST. JOHNS EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH
Lawrence T. Rugh Pastor East Second at Walnut
The Eleventh Sunday after Trinity
$3.50 Church School, George Wckline, Supt.
1920 Morning worship LturgiSt for the service will be
William Andrews Ray Armarout will preach the subject
Faith"
The Dorcas Society will meet at the home of Mrs Bea
200 p This important meeting members
should be present.
The of the church asked to the church
again this Friday o'clock to continue the work the
lawn. Bring your shovels and rakes
CHURCH IN PERFECT FELLOWSHIP
TradersviIe
David Smith,
Sunday school 1000 m, Richard Daniel Supt Morning
worship II 700
Evening worship 800 D. m.
Young people meeting Tuesday evening 800 p. m.
Prayer services Thursday evening 800 p m
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
2o3 South Walnut Street
o. A. Houoh, Pastor
Sunday School $40 Topic Preacher of repentance
Sermon bv pastor 1890
NYPS p Virginia Bowman, leader.
Evangelestc service 7:45
PRAYER and Praise service Wednesday 7:45 p.
Cottage meeting the Home of Mr. and Mrs Earl
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18

for the winter, accompanied by
one parent, ito the National
Grange Sessions in Minnesota,
and a S100 u. S. Savings Bond.
The subject of the essay was
Youths Responsibility in High
way Safety" The contest was
conducted under the supervision
of Mrs. L. P. Auck, State Lee
turer. Judges were w. E. Stuckey,
Farm Safety Specialist, Ohio
State University, and E. E. Smith,
State Highway Patrol.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18
ENERGY

At one time Dwight L. Moody,
the evangelist, was rampaging
across the land so tirelessly that
weary assistant once groaned
out prayer: 20, Lord, either
give me strength or make Dwight
Moody tired!'-Jos Millard, "Now
Science, Too, Joins the Church, ;"
Redbook,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18

Lavoisier is called the found.
er OF modern Chemistry"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18

FURNISHED APARTMENT A
rooms and bath. oil furnace,
adults only. Reply. Box 100,
Press Office.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18
9-LOST-9

RED IRISH SETTER - With left
front foot missing. Call l454-W2
81
WANTED - Experienced Stenogra-
pher, State qualifications and SAL
airy desired. Write all inquiries
to box N.Y. this paper --69
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18
13-SPEClAL NOTICES

DANCING CLASSES - Register
now for dancing classes starting
in September. Phcle 9S4. -6S
SIDING, ROOFING, Spouting and
sheet metal work. Farquhar Furn-
aces for coal. oil, and gas. Free
estimates. Browns Tin Shop. $.
Main St, London, Ohio, phone
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18

SLEEPING ROOMS $500 and
SIVo per week. Shively Hotel
If
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18

OFFICE = at 501a South Main
street. Newly decorated and with
heat furnished. Call f. r. Han
son, Ioz. &c
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18
u MISCELLANEOUS II

SAW FILING - At
reasonable price. We do it the
Foley way. Circular hand and
band saws, Edward Nixon, Plum
wood, ONO. IS
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18
3-WANTEn TO hUY-3

DEAD SIOSK - Horses Sz5G, Cows
500, Hogs 25c cwt All stock
removed daily Call Collect 352I
Seoalla. Helkle Fertilizer co.-tf
SCRAP lRON, rags. magazines, old
newspapers, rubber tires and
tubes, batteries, radiators, metal
OF al kinds. See us before SELL
ing. LoaG IN Iron 4 Metal Co,
fhliSky's, Center K Walnut SITS
London If
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18
2-FOR RENT

ROOMS - Electricity, garage,
garden. A miles north of Summer
ford, Route So. Call 915M3 Lon
don or LA 1910 Columbus, Ohio.
-66
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18

22I ACRES of good land 10
miles south of London on
black top road, z good
barns. fair house with
electricity. This farm is
priced to sell. one halt OF
growing croos are included
if sold soon.
4 ACRES west with new 5
room house. basement
electricity. wafer under
pressure. small barn. A nice
attractive home.
10 ACRES, the kind of
farm and buildings you sell
dom find for sale. II miles
from London.
@. Harold Flax, broker.
w. High ST.. London. Ohio
Phone TIT
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18

lied list might well be:
<. safety pins
998 diapers
"A welding firm in Ontario, Cam,
refused to sell a barrel to a dare
devil who wished 10 plunge over
the famed Niagara Falls, encased
In steel. Looks like the publicity
hound found himself over barrel
instead of inside one.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18
RATES AND REGULATIONS
PHONE 81 OR e.

Classified Ads received before
10sSO q. mn. Will be published same
aay. ALL CLASSIFIED ADVERTIS-
ING Is CASH ONLY.
Rates-1a cents per word. Min
am0m 30 cents each insertion.
The publishers reserve the righ
to edit or reject any or all adver-
ttsin9 copy.
ERRORS IN ADVERTISING
Any errors should he reported
iHnme dia teiy. Publishers are not re-
spORatble for more than one incOr-
rect insertion. Regular rates Will
be charged for all over one incor-
rect Insertion.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18
laIler Young urls

Girls are likely to be taller than
boys between ii and Is years be
cause they gain in height at an &C.
celerated rate from 8 to IL. while
the bnve 30 so from IL to "a
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18
l--FOR SALE--1

DUO-NUBIAN Coal gIeatrola. In
excellent condition. Will sell
cheap. l46 Liberty street, Lon
don. -66
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18
SALE

1889 CHEVROLET - q ton pick
up truck. Good condition. With
stock rack, heater and helper
springs. New paint Call Mt
Sterling l737-X Ella Jones. kious
vile. 81
THOR GLADIRON IRONER - Off
the floor play pen; Taylor Tot.
216 South Oak street or call
579-W. sc
DORMYE Err ELECTRIC MIXER -
and juicer. used three times,
dining room suite. Also rabbits
Call 343l Sedalia Sc
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18

1S41-Super Deluxe, two door Ford
sedan, excellent condition, X. * II.
W.SW tires. Can be seen at
Clelland Motors, Inc, John A. Gay
nsrd Sc
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18

HAVERLY MILK COOLERS - 4
can, S275.00. London Implement
Go 15 North Oak street, phone
. II --66
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18

FERTILIZER Edward Stone.
phone 91S-Ri. -6S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-24
Ten-year-old Fred Comes is a real
Indian and proud of it. Nowadays his
best friends call him Flying Squirrel

THO bgcy youngsters Indian radio televson
character who goes around capng innocent settlers rang
wagon and generally raising But it's little differ
with ten-year-od Fred Comes of New York Fred actually
an Indian full booded Huron Edward Comes whose
Indian name is Black Bear.
Fred never thought until recently he any different from
kids the block One day in school, however teacher
describing Indian Without thinking Fred jumped
his the Indians said they fighting homes
their land and their lives The teacher startled
day showed school with his fathers
drum explained the class including the teacher the
meaning of each part of the outfit
Last Fred and his parents joined the Inerba American
Council in the annual powwow Long Island For three days
the Indian families camped out tepees and This
Freds first experience part of Indian Now his best
friends cali him by his Indian Flying Squirrel.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-03-23

"Selmut Sod" 10 itcbt sort cin.
gctrugcn. .geboren in Sppeln, 81
Sabre, Sanoarbeiter. @pbnprt: Sb
ne, ,pOb'n: obne." 9tod) Dor einenl
Sobr bate man oieienl abgeriilenen
arbeitsiudenOen 6liid)tIln9 pobl
faum toitenlos 2ogis gewdbrt.
IS gibt in OietramsSea eeno,
,pie iiberon einige beionoers fraiie
6dlle nlenidtid)en glenos. Sn1 erIten
Sto.f eines pinbid)ieicn SGusbens
lebt in cinem t2 Nuabratmeter gro
ben Mallm ser orbeitsloie Maurer
Sobann Ginner nit 6rall uno eincnl
&ino. Nui Dem Siib iteht ein SopI,
in oen lautflatibenb Scr NeNen burf,
Ole 3inlmeroede tropit. OraltBcn,
aui ser 9reppe, marnt cine Safel
Dor 8etreten oes Souies: bauIGlli9.
Sn elmer bolbperiauenen 1oritbiittc
llmpeit ser 8ouiabrtsfapelle vMtaria
Gleno", .pUbnt, fodt uno lhIuft Scr
arbeitslole Maid)iniit 8ertbolo sllNt
nit ieiner 6rau mo 4 &inoern in
elmer IS Guobrotnletcr groBen &am.
mer. Gum 0alierbolen mllb er 800
Wcter meit lauien. ltno IN elnenl
cEnoen Spl5uerlhlag bodt Der ar
bcitsloIe 8lus. unO &unltnlalcr Sleg
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-03-23
GHHY Gat,ter

goop Cantor ipiro am Sonntag
Scn 26. Dtar5. abenos IN scr Wtuiit
Sulle cine i,,tereiiante GorItellung
scben: r1tcine 40 Sabre inn Sboiu
@eIddft."
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llnterbaltlulesfinlItler bcfannt ,no
bat iid a,,b OILS gutter giirger Ses
2anocs ueroient semadt,. .s a.,
Bon armen GItsrn olli Scr Gillette
9telp gorfs seborcn eing er id,on in
friiber Sueeuo anf sic @iibue 1mo
ectuamn iid) einen ser eriten Elasc
nid.t MIR i'm Tbeater iouocrn aud,
I'M Slim ,,no sulett beionoers aud,
i'm &aoio. Sn iclbItloHr @ciie bat
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lcnte CT erfanntc, nit 9fnt lruo Tut
bcieeitanSen lunb ibrcn @elesenbeit
oerId,afIt. al,f hcm Bebict Der Inter,
baltlmsstunit bcriibmt 81, ,peroen
.r,tcr Oieicu iinS: Deanna 7urbin,
Sinob Sbcre uno @rocie slllcn.
Sein eon5es Seben bilroltrf ba:
gbop Cantor icine 1aleute ol,d, in
sen Oienit 0ifentlihcr @obltGti9fcit
geitcIlt. Gr lpar bon Yrdiiocnt Hoos
iepclt ais Better Ser ,Mard) Of
Dimes" Gantpaign ernannt; ct
Id,ii oen yEurpIc Scort Circuit,
Inn per,plrrocte Soloatcn 81 llnter=
I,alten, CT mar es audi, Der Ourd,
icinc Sits to the Danfs lpbo gape"-
l1nternebn,nsen lpabreuo oes Grie-
ees su Gbriittas Miaicnen Don 9e.
ldenfen an franfe uno perlpunoete
Rrieger bereit 81 itclell im Stanoe
ipar. Tas 9fote &rellS, Sic sSaile1
,mS Nltenfiiriorse, sic 9linoen= lmo
GriippelaSilfe, allen bat Coon Gar-
tor icine Siellite frei sur Seriiiel,ng
geitelEt.
gtln, lpiu Coon Cantor. bepor er
alt miro, nod cinmal sic groBc Sef.
fe,ltlid)teit oes 2anbes ieben unb I'M
terbalten. Seine Gg,dblungen ,lno
iciue 2itoer, oie sic 40 Sabre ieines
rSbosp 9lriineies" belcuhtet ioIlen,
,ueroen allen 3uborern l.uuergeBlid
IN grt,tner,lng bleibeu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-03-23
SAyAo oAN PEEScE
$50 1sekcn,e" in Glepela nN inn,er Iehr pepmlGr

1sronfe, Sobn 9afcr. Yietro Gimara,
Sirigent.
@fithuod) obcnos, slpril 12 -
~,sault" nit Sicio Mlbaneie, Giuicp-
pc 81 Stcffano, Stalo Saio, 2eonaro
@orren, Inne 9ollinger, Glaramac
Surner, Sobn 9ater. @ilfreo Eeue.
tier, Tirigca,t.
Tonncrstag a6cnos, april IS -
~Sobcngrin" nit Selen Iraubcl, Get
Spanbolm, Sesip Gruiter, Serbcrt
Soniicn. slitrio Garnop, unS Susb
tbomplon. 6rit Stieorp, Sirisent.
;srcitaa namdittaas, slpril IA -
sliba" nit Stelle Honlan. &urt
Baum, Mobert Merriu, Ebilip Sins.
mm, 9lanbc Sbebon, Innc 9ons
niger, 9ticola @oScpno, Saul Irante
sMar Hubolf Sirigent.
6reitag abcnhs, slpril ii -
u5osca" nit 2iuba @elitt, Serruc.
Samstos nahmittae, gpril 15-
vGarmen" nit 9iiie Stepcrs, Charles
&ullman Sabine Conner, srant
@uarrera, Snae Mansfi, 2ucieue
grcmning, George Gebanopsfp,
Seslic @ltlbop. 2orenso sllparp,
ssobn "nfer. SSoncl Eerlea, Siri-
gent.
Sanlstag nbenos, slpril IS -
vWianon 2escaut" nit 1orctbp Sir
item, Sulli @ioerling 8iuicppe Sal.
6cnac, Solpatorc @acculoni. Sean
Ntooelrn, Shomas Sopluarb, Ilel. |
iio &c EnoliS, 2mprence Sopioion, |
Clifford Surpuct, Saul Tranfe lnS !
Sirigent.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-03-23
kann Liebe erzwungen Werden?

Die Traenkleinmischerei war
bel uns vor Jahrhunderten gang
und gaebe. Der Sonnenkoenig
soil tagtaeglich die Liebes-
traenke seiner Verehrerinnen
geschluckt haben, ohne es zu
Wissen. Dass man dazu NIGHT
nur die Alraune benutzte. son.
dern Blut, Speichel und Wenl.
ger geschmackvolle Dinge. dart
uns bel den aberglaeubischen
Vorstellungen jener Zeit NIGHT
Wundern.
Die Wissenschaft hat es heute
NIGHT schwer, solche "Zauber-
mitter' zu analysieren und uns
ihre Wirkungen verstaendlich
zu machen. Erstaunlich list aber.
dass die Menschheit schon seit
Jahrtausenden aus Erfahrung
jene Kraefte kennt, die wir
heute erst wissenschaftlich be-
staetigen koennen. So ist es auch
NIT gewissen Aphrodisiaca vie
dem Sellerie, in dem man das
Sexualvitamin E entdeckt hat.
I'm modernen Laboratorium
verlieren die 'magischen"
Kraefte zwar ihre aberglaeubi-
mschen Beimengungen, NIGHT
aber ihre chemische Wirksam-
keit.
(UniverSum)