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Milford chronicle., 1950-01-06
LEWEs

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel West are
spending sometime in Wilmington
Delaware with their son Mr.. Dod-
son West and family.
Mrs. George DuttOn Is quite Ill
at her home on Beebe Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Murphy of
ST. Louis Mo-, spent the holidays
here with Mrs. Murphy's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford L. Trader at
their residence on Second Street.
Mrs. Charles Lowe who has been
a patient at the Beebe Hospital has
returned to home on Dewey Ave-
nue., where she is now recuperat-
ing.
Sandra Lee Tell, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Sigurd w. Tell of Lewes,
celebrated her 4th birthday ami
yersary Tuesday evening Decem-
Der 9th, with a few of her friends
at her home on 130 Kings Highway.
Her guests were: Benny Bridg-
ers, Ronald Hazel, Patty ClaypOOl,
Gloria Jean Green, Lois, Smith,
Madaline Smith, Mary Frances
DickersOn, and Nancy Cavanaugh,
all Of Lewes. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Ryan
and daughter Virginia Ryan, and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Elliott of Mil
ford. Mrs. Susie Harmon of Ches-
void Del, also Mr.. mad Mrs. Ge-
Orge r. Layton and son James B.
Layton of Lewes. The table was
beautifully decorated with pink and
blue paper and a large cake with
four candles as the center piece.
Joseph L. Marshall, president Of
the Lewes Trust Company has an
nOunced the appointment of Louis
F. Ingram of Salisbury, Md, as
cashier of the Lewes Trust Com
pany, to succeed Weston II. Ellis,
who recently resigned to become
manager Of the Sussex Finance Co.
of Georgetown. Mr.. Ingram, 33, the
new cashier, is the son of ElversOn
Ingram of Lewes. and great nep-
hew Of the late Thomas r. Ingram,
president of the towns other bank,
the Sussex Trust Company. For
several years he was associated
with the Delaware Trust Company
in Wilmington. He is married to
the former Miss Jean Beebe, daug-
hter of DR.. James Beebe, medical
director Of the Beebe Hospital of
Lewes. They have two daughters,
Natalie and Jane He will take over
his new duties of the Lewes Trust
Company on January 18th.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert o. Hayes
and son Robert v. Hayes have re-
turned to their home in Wilmington
Delaware after spending several
days here with Mrs. Hayes mother
Mrs. A. W. Marshall, at her resid-
ence on Second st.
Mrs. William P. Orr, Jr., has
sold her property on Savannah
Road TO the Sun Oil Company.
Milford chronicle., 1950-01-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald C. Mitchell
have mOtOred to Curtis Bay, Nd,
near Baltimore, where Mr.. Nit
chell is on duty with the U. S. Coast
Guard. Mrs. Mitchell will be rem
embered as the former Miss Mar
garet LaWton, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John r. Lawton Of Lewes.
An announcement has been made
Of the engagement Of Miss Joan
Kathryn Davidson, daughter of
Mrs. George Davidson, of Swath-
more, Pa, to Mr.. Halsey George
Knapp, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
George Knapp of Nassau, Delaware
Miss Davidson, the daughter of the
late Major George Edwards David
son. is student at Dickinson Col
lege. Mr.. Knapp, is a graduate of
Hill School, and Cornell University.
During the war he served with the
United States Navy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fredrick G. Cliff
ton Jr., and sons Fredick III, and
David Lee Clifton, spent New Years
Day at Mardell Springs, Md, as
the guests of Mrs. Clifton's aunt
and uncle Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dorman are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth Of daughter, born at the Be
ebe Hospital December 26th, 1949.
Mrs DOrman was the former Miss
Mai Ritter of Lewes.
Mrs. Harold Brittingham Sr., is
confined to her home on Fourth
Street because of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. John DOugherty Of
Wilmington, Delaware, ANNOUNCES
the marriage of their daughter,
Miss JacQuelin Marie Dougherty of
Lewes. The Marriage ceremony
took place in Denton, Md, Friday,
December 9th, 1949. Mrs. Elliott
has been making her home in Lew4
es for several years with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Short.
Mrs. Catherine Carter Marshall
Norris, widow of Frank Norris of
Lewes, died January 1, 1850, at her
home here on Fourth Street. Born
Milford chronicle., 1950-01-06
Candle Lighting Service
AT Calvary Church

This Surdav evening. January
Is at 1880 o'clock. with the assist
ance of the youth we shall hold
the first evening service Of the new
year 1850
An unique service. "Procession
of Life" has heen arranged which
yOu will enjoy. It has been plan
ned in such a n,annor that you will
receive some helm for each month
of tho year that is ahead. There is
special music and readings for
each month cf the year.
The characters are: The Spirit
of ReliPion. Patriotism, PRAYER,
Faster. Mankind. Nature. Freedom,
Serenity. Labor, Harvest, Peace
ard Christianity.
The public is invitcd to attend
this service and hv doing sO wo
trust that Won will find great holm
for the living of the days in 1850.
Milford chronicle., 1950-01-06

Mrs. Clarence Sipple and daugh-
ter spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Dickerson, OF Milton.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Green and
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Moore and
family Of New Castle, were week
end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Benja-
min Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roderick Johnston
are receiving congratulations upon
the birth Of a baby boy, born at the
Kent General Hospital, in Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Belts are the
proud parents Of baby daughter,
born December 31st.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Hovery, Mrs. L.
Belts and daughter, Louise, spent
Friday in Snow Hill. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henderson and
daughters, Doris and Barbara, OF
Flushing, Long Island, were guests
of their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs G. c. Belts. Mrs.
Henderson is staying for visit.
D D.
Hill, Nd, and Mrs. M. Hovey, OF
town. spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. C. Mitten, of Baltimore,
Nd Other guests of the Mittens
were Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Belts and
Louise, Mr.. mad Mrs. B. B Belts
and children, of town, and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Belts, of Snow Hill, Md.
Mr.. L. Belts remained in Baltimore
and expects to enter the Marine
Hospital this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Webb had a
family dinner on Sunday.
Mrs. r. L. Slaughter attended a
luncheon Friday afternoon given by
Mrs. Albert Warren, Of FELTON,.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Rawlins were
New Years Eve guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Walter White, Jr., of Ste
vensvile, Nd, and attended the New
Years dance at Easton, Md.
Miss Mary Melvin has returned
to Newark after spending the hOli-
davs with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. McGarvey, of
Prospect Park, Pa, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Hoey Gross, on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Culver and
daughter, Mary Ann, Of Lewes,
were also visitors.
Mrs. Annie Camper. of near
town, entertained Mr.. Walter Cam
Der, of Haddonfeld. N. j., and Mr..
Hall, attorney of Camden, N. J., O.?
! Saturday.
Miss Helena Case and Mrs. Ella
Case sDent ChristEnas Day with Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Yerkes, of Hous-
ton.
] Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Armour
spent the holidays with their son
at Faston. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. SLAUGHTER
aneDt Monday with her parents at
Clayton.
Milford chronicle., 1950-01-06

So here was case in which che antitrust lawyers mad.
charges against the A6P, support of which n Ih Js f 80
they did not have "sny evidence a all" = - @
hl was not the only the
ne c which the courts said In are going
90 ten you about these other We going 10 duck e We
won at Danvle Illinois ~ ys's
Lne antitrust lawyers that they attacking bigne or
enclency hey have that because the
Dgness and efficiency and selling at low prices crime
But the fact crystal clear that they only brought their bread suit ags
e pig companies and against that sold good bread al b
that sells good food cheap. - company
We are going to show the American people the suit to desov Arp
"reay SUIT against efficiency and against real competition
h real question involved this
to be encouraged to do better and Job; or vbeter I've
are gong to let the antitrust lawyers Washington blow the whistle ~
anybody who gets big BY giving the people their money
No make 5eIeUe that il is a crime 70 tr 70 .ey
the best quality food at the Lowest possible price
Milford chronicle., 1950-01-06
What Can The People Believe?

OputH
nd the eaHoh
were dby yhepuJi
ian nhouswiv
topOet this
f for
herprouce
if the eanihu
But they like all Other gscnbew
know they MeWrng
They haze been urong
Hten ng tut Ae
~ ~lVyasb nHepu
is they yhoughcs eaheca
hcseH HsyufaedHe
yash shave nIdeyry
three times til
The first
Milford chronicle., 1950-01-06

struction engineer at various Du-
Pont plants, at seaford. at Mem
phis' Tenn. and at Charleston.
Indiana.
Recently he was assigned to 2445,
Composite Group, U. S. Army Re-
serves.
He was married to the former
Miss Nellie Clifton Of Lewes, on
November q, 1885. while on duty
ct the Lewes CCC Camp.
Since release from active duty he
has engaged in building construc-
ton work at Lewes and Rehoboth
Beach, as head of the Delmarva
Maintenance and Construction Co.
Milford chronicle., 1950-01-06

leased in August 1913. He served
in the Pacific Theatre during World
War II.
During the Civilian Conservation
Corps era he was attached to the
Le.wes CCC camp between 1888 and
1897.
HE received his education at
Porter Military Junior College at
Charleston, S. G. and was GRADUATE
ed from Citadel Military College at
Charleston with the class Of 1927.
taking an engineering course.
During World War II before go
ing on foreign duty he served as
post engineer at Fort Miles, Lewes.
Before 1941 he served as con-
Milford chronicle., 1950-01-06

hDAV VI tub uuys
The Admiral, thrashlng around
at the starting post, kicked a big
chunk OF flesh out Of his right
front leg just above the hOOf, as
he leaped away ut the "gO."
For a moment it looked as if
the Admiral was going to topple
over and Charlie had all he
could do to keep in the saddle.
But the great War Admiral
didn't topple he wasn't fin
ished, he was furious. Another
contender, Flying Scot was al
ready in the lead and that was
where War Admiral belonged.
He few down the track, over
took Flying Scot, breezed right
on past and with blood stream
ing from the great cash in his
front leg, he won the gruelling
one and a half mile race, break
ing the II yeartrack record by
One-fifth of a second. His time
was 2:28 3/5 seconds.
The Admiral was entitled TO
pull" his rank that day.
Humes' Hardware Store Is en-
titled to it's reputation for
quality merchandise and cOur.
teOuS service. Now Is the time
to tackle that home repair and
painting job. Come to Humes to-
day for tools to do that Job right
and WetheTill paints, Hour
Enamel and Val Spar Varnlsh
that will give a beautiful and
lasting finish.
Milford chronicle., 1950-01-06
J. B. Naylor Will Be
Engineer In Sussex
toontinusd from arR psss,

Major Naylor was born on Nov. z.
1908 at Dunellen, N. j., the son Of
A. F. Naylor Of Enfield, N. c. and
Mrs. Lola B. Naylor Of Raleigh, N c.
His mother is connected with St.
Mary's School for Girls, at Raleigh.
Major Naylor has been a reserve
otficer in the U. S. Army Corps of
Engineers since Nov. Ia, 1927. He
went on active duty in the Corps of
Engineers in 1941, and was re-
Milford chronicle., 1950-01-06

was at the 69th
running of the
Belmont Stakes
at BelmO ont
Park, Long Isl.
and in June
1887, that War
Admiral, ridden
by Charlie Kurt.
singer was the
howO Oe f1an Hou
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babcn. Sic &rnupa lm0 Sonlolta
lpuroen ia audi MIR entoedt, lpeil tie
sufdllia Don 3ellaen ibrer Serbrez
hen Aeieben ipllrben. Shon bort
man olliiberou bie &loae, boB Die
ielben Semofratien, Die in Selltli)s
lano elm @erirht iiber beutide Ser:
BREEDER aeaen Die Menitblihfeit biel.
ten, in Seutihlono ielber onoeren
Gerbredern oeoen bic Menihlihfeit
Elm sliplrecbt erslpinaen" o0er iibers
boupt, auf ibre MohtltelllnQ Ne=
ltiitt, vSeutiblano su einem Ser.
breher=Slipl berobDilrpiQen.
SihcdJiihes @ulfsaeridt in @iirt=
tcmbcr9
&obin oieie Solerons 0e9eniiber
oen in Die amerifonilbe Zone -
mach ibrcr slustreibun9 Der Seut=
Ihen lno nah Der Iuslieferun9
hires Sanoes an Die &ommunilten,
Nefliibteten Sid)ecben fiibrt, sei9t II.
a. ulcb Der nad,ltebeno lpieoerae0e=
bene geriht iiber Die Gtablierlln0
elmer 9lrt tidet)iirber &cIfs9erichte
IN Selltihlono. Gu miro ans CUB
pi0sbllrN IN &iirttembcrQ ono audi
cine ticbehiitbe llniperiitGt i'm Ser
sen Siiooelltitblunos errirhtet iper=
Den ourfte) 0en1elbet:
&or einiaen Mtonoten baben Die
Slheben I'M Eager Sdaerboifaierne
in SIolpiNsbura zines Der auf @runO
Der beriirhtiNten geneih =Sefrete auf=
NespNenen vSolfsgerihte" einQerih=
tet. Sieies 8eriht perlrteilte II. a.
Die oelltlhe ,Srau zines tihed)iihen
SaNerinlallen Al Drei Wnnaten un=
beiobltcr 3ipunNsarbeit i'm Nuaer
lSntrlnel1pllten II. az, iueil lie bier
in Seutlhlanp NIT ibrem Nann
oel1tlcb Neiprpc,en bat. Sbrem She
mann laNte elmer Der tihecbiiden
"Nibtcr": vScbGmIt on nicj nirbt,
nit Deiner Nrau belltirf su iprc=
6cn?" - &olenamen lpie voeutihe
Sdlle" 'inb I'M Eager 3llbipiasburo
NcNenilber ben peutihen ,Srallen an
Der SaNesorbmln0.
sSas man Die anerifanubcn De-
motr1ten rroacn mllB, lGbt lih in ci=
nem Sab sulanmenfoiien: Sino lie
lldt lplrfllh oellen niht belpui,t, lpie
ltletht lie Dem 9lnieben ser Iempz
trntle I'M oelltid)en Gnlfe Diencn,
lpeln lie bic nroentlitbe aericbtlid,c
Nclonolln1 tlhebiid)er &erbret)cr
hlnocrn ll,o obenorein auirei,enoen
Sriel'en linuerbelierliber Seltid,en=
hal1er in1nitten Selrtihlonos ibren
ScblIb onNeDelbcn laiien?"
(Glrnpa=&lri 9lahen. }
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Moskau umwirbt MiIIionen frueherer
Hitler -Anhaenger in Westdeutsch|and
Siellen uur einen keinen Tell der Waehlerschaii dar

iid) Sic etlpa 20 nationaliltiiher
Earteien einia. Sas lit, bic Semo
fratie ser iunaen meltbeutihen Ie:
mofratie sll itJrpGrben. @eomte nes
alliierten Observation-Disclosures iaocn
bies aeihebe in Der Mbiiht, iene 10:
,ialiltiihen llno fpnierpatipen Hor.
teielemente fir lid al aetpinnen, Die
gum &elten bolten.
Sic mirflibe StGrfe Der nelel1
notionaliltiihen gelpe9uno in @c1t.
oeutlcblanb inllte iih nod bieies
Sabr seiaen, tpenn ierhs Der eli
Sdnher Der neuen HepuhIif GarIa.
mente ipdblen.
slqiierte Reohahter iehch pro.
pheaeien superIid)tlicb, hoR bic na.
tionaliltiihen glpfs niht ipeiter an
Stdrfe Qelpinnen nerhen. llnb alpal
aus folNenben @riinoen nidt:
Die meilten gelpobner @eIt.
belltihlanos- hetrahten bie neller
Sitlers NIT Gntriiitlln0 rno geIulti,
alln1. Die Geiperfihaften, melte
unb Nationoliosialiiten in qIeid
fdnpfcriiber @eiie ein0eItellt. Sie
oeutihe Ereiie bat Die unoemofroti.
icbcn GinfIiiiie i'm 0ffertIid)en Sc.
ben lno in Der HeoierlnQ bio Qe,
ltellt unD QerilGt.
Anoererlelts oehen hieielhen BE,
obad)ter su, oaf Die NationaIi1ten
ollrtb TolQenoes einen 9lniporn er=
balten:
unaefdbr 100000 gsitalieoer
bo6en, limb ae9en bic &ommllniiten
Surh Die isliihtlinae aus Dem
Slten, Die Den einbeimiihen 9onbs=
leuten in &eltOelltihlono uner=
piln1ht limb. Surt bic &rieosuer=
lesten mo iene Gericnen, bic tpGb.
reno oes &rieNes Don Den 9luiiertell
aus ibren S5eimen aebombt lpuroen.
Sllrb Die suriiffebrenben &rieas=
le1dnaenen, peld,e feline 9lrbeit l,no
feline llnterflnft finoen f0nnen.
9llle Die'e @ruppen hattcn pom
Sse'ten Silfe erbpfft. Sod Iinb
tie ourh cine Geibe Don Sinoen
cnttdllld}t Doroen. pie Die lpeitli-
chen Giiditliae in Gbina, Die oull
ernoe Seunrllbiauna Der 9lQiierten
IN Serlin Ourlb Die Guiien lno ben
lpeltlihen geitlub, Oas inblltrieIle
saaraebiet Don Seutichlano lossu-
trennen.
Sollte oieie gnttiuihuna suneb=
men. 1T es mo9lit, oub Die natio=
naliltild)en Ertremiiten INN ipeitere
2,OoO.OOO Soahenirhtie perltGrft
iperoen.
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zehn Riesendaemme fuer
das Fe|sengebirge. .Gebiet
Sollen diesen Sommer in sech Staten in Angriif
uenommen werden.

Garter 2afe Damm. - Gin $S,
100000 Hroieft, Sell bes COLORADO
9ia 9bompion Elanes. 8iro eir
lMuiipeiherungs &eieruoir, 8 Meiler
ueitlit) pon 9ertbouo, Colo, biloen
$50 SUB bod); Geierooirfapaaitd'
|112,0OO Mcre 0t,b.
8inom Greet Samm. - Mls I'M
eetpib be5eihnet. @eplant fir eint
Stelle 6 Meilen nGrblib bes @ran
bp Reierpoirs als 9eil bes @oloranf
Big Ebompinn.
Sort Gunner 9iuiiions 2amm
- @eplont am EecnsfluB, i'm DIT
lifen 3entral Nep Merico. slnae
bote fir oas $2,464,O0O Eroieft be-
rcits aneeioroert. perhen am 2
Mars ecGiinct. apnfret- Damn, 4C
SUB bod uno 700 SUB lang, tpir>
oas aIte Gecos 9elpdiierunssipItem
mieoer poll beritellen.
MiIiouri Mblcnflnas-Sdmm. -
Nabe Sort Ged Wontuna om %ii
iouri SluB; geicb1ste Soften So,
100000; $tOOO.OO0 anseforoer'
iiirs ndf,ite &ebnunssjobr. YlGnt
ieben aontraftidleuien $50 Sui
, lang uno 50 Sub boh, uno 26O(
SUB eroene @caheroGmme Dor. -
@oiier miro 5!.r SemGlicrung Dor
$4,000 Mcres in Montana uni
| S1,1OS,O0O Ncres in Nortb Safotc
beriiiit. slnaebo:e iiir sIpril eirae'
ioroert.
&epublic Samm. - Marfier,
ipdter in Ser 3rflnit. am 8epubli'
can 6luB, DItlih BON Superior. Neb
Goitenpunft $1,241.O 900. 6iirs mod
ite 8ehnunsSiobr $23O,0OO anee'
iorSert. slngehote nGgliheripeiIe ir
oieIem CONNER.
aepbole Samm. - 16 Meiler
noroGItlih uon Mocrcroit. @po., an
Belle 6ourhe Slub aoItenuoron
ihlas $5,646.OOO. Sir @aiier
ersiinSuns iiir oas Belle 0curht
YrOjeft.
9ig Sanop Samm. - Im gben
prpieft nabe gnen, @po. &plteuuor
anidIas $2.O0O,00O. ansebote i'm
sunni erlpurtet. Gamm miro 8aiie,
iiir 100000 Acres liefern. Stau'
uno gerteillmesbamm lao Iuf
bod.
slnhor Tamm. - GbeniaaS vlln'
Iiber" marficrt, lit. iiir 40 MciIer
n0rolib pon Sbermopolis, gSpo.
am Sml Greef uorgeieben. 200 6ul
bod, $50 SUB lang. Soften m,i $2,'
$4,000 eeifGst. Soa 1913
hepGeiiern. slngebote mosliberlpeiit
i'm slpril.
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chenf|uecht|inge sind
unverbesser|iche DeutschenhasseI

ibren einige Mpnate oltcn SGlla:
lina aus. Dem &inoerlpu0em Nenonl.
men, bas &ino nit Dem &opi ami
lci)en feline &nie 0eflemmt, bel Den
gcincn 0epatt llnD es bis sum &ppi
in Der Mitte ouscinonoeraeriiicn.
Die 9luNeusell0in. Die befunnt lno
ieberseit bereit lit, ibre 9lusioNen
Dor 8eriht ,l bceiOcn. hat lpeiter
0eiebcn, lpie am aleiltcn Sage pcl
S1behe Solef Mrol, oumols mptn.
bait in SobDiit, MorftltroBe 5, lpilo
in Den Sd)lelier. Sref bineinNeidpi=
len llnb babel cine iSrou NIT ibrcn
beloen &inoern erihoiieu but. 9(lul,
bieier M0rOer lit aus Der Sihe,lei
Nefliibtet unb ipu iih iebt in
Scuticblono ulfbnltcn.
Naf ieiner sseitmubme in Stutt.
9art duBerte i;h Aoomolfa atNcn=
iiber einem beutihen lpli,iiten llno
Der 9lllaensellain. Die ieine ;Seitnab-
me peranlaBt Bate: .gSir bubcn
not su lpenia Gel,tihe erihlaNen!
Die Selltid)en iollte man nod beute
alle umbrin0en!"
Wtit Ge(tt miro in 9eutitblonb
0erra9t. narlm oenn bic sSHS=Ga=
ger nidt ilberbaupt Dllrhiudt lper.
oen. oa in linen lpabriheinlid) pic
lie Serbreher llnterirbIupf aefun6en
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9onnen meroen fam.
Ser Griola Ieiner iltnbamentalen
SorIhung auf Oem 8ebiet Ser Ybp.
iioloeie ser Eilse mag es Ser @ii-
ienfhaIt ernl0glihen, cine praftiid)e
germenolrng fir aFillionen Sonnen
Don organiid)en Materialien, pie ).
9. SGaeipGne, grSnubibaIen, Orb
ienranfeu, Waisfo(ben mo Sparael,
fraut su iinoen. - ....... i,
Die Srsanismen, Sic oas Geriou.
len BON Sols uerllriahen aeoeiben
am Sol5 Don @ebdubcn mic uud) an
lehenoen ODER totem 9Gunen, mp
He oie Gerbinolma bon 3elltcii un>
Sisnin i'm Sol5 ansreiien. Die Jog
~braune 6dulniS" 5erltort baupt
iGblib Sen 3eGitoif. mdbrenb oie
rlpeiBe IGl,lnis" SEN 3ellltoIi un>
oas Sianin, oen SolSItoii, 5erirtt
Die Satiahe. hab bieie 1il5e hei
Der 3eriebllng pon 3eaitoii neu(
d)emiihe Ecrbinbungen bilben, gat
Sem Yroielior ser llniperiitGt Spra
cuie Sic Sssoee. oab oieie unertuiiniN
ten uno IdIblihcn Sitigfeiten il,
wirtidaitlih niiBlihe aandle acleitet
merben fGnnten.
Or. Senniipn itellte felt, oaB Sbia
min 5ur Gntpidlung aller 36 Eilse
Nie er fllltipiert, not:penoi9 lit. BIO
tin ober <amin $ fann in Ginger
SGllen Sbiamin erieben. Sie Eil5t
mudlicn nber nid)t 10 out mie mi,
hieiem Titamin.
9ie snouitrc bat elm ssroBcS Ssn
tereiie an oieiem Spracuie- SoriN
ungsproieft. Ginige Eertreter Dor
iabrisierenoeu acn5crnen bobcn 2r
Seuniion bcreitS ibrc eigenen Ero
blcme unter6rritet, oercu SOIlnq
uom Griola ieiner Grperimcntc ab
bGngt. 0iele Yroblemc betreiien oil
profitable Germenbungen iebt mert
loiem 3eaitpiIabIaa.
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sluten. - s(ntonin Sopmplfa, ae=
boren am 26. Suli 1902 in girfilt.
lpllroe lebten Sftcber in StllttNurt
ppn Der pcutihen Eoli,ei feitNenom=
men. Gine iSrau, hie Dieien (nun i'm
9ESaNer lllm lpubnenOcn) 6oz
nolfa sufdllia aui Der StroBc er.
fannie. botte in 9nbolit am 8. Wai
1916 nit eiaenen 9lllaen 9eieben.
lpie oieier Wenih einen obnunaslos
aui Der StroBe DabinNebenoen oeut=
id)en Eolisiiten binterriifs nit elmer
Maihinenpiitplc erilhluN.
Sic botte pciter aeieben oaB So
molfa am aleihen SoNe aemeiniam
nit anoeren Sihed)en iicb an Der
Eliinoerlln9 zines ollrtb 2oboiit sie=
benOen Srefs iblciiither Nliihtlin=
&c beteiliQte. lpobei Srnoerte bon
Shleiiern uno Subetenbcuti.ben, bic
oen Shlciiern III Aoilfe fomen. auf
oas fllrhtbaritc miBbanoelt ullD sum
Sell su SoDe Nemartert ipllroen.
sSie Die 9luaenselNin, Die 6omolfa
mieoer erfannt bat, alaublpiirOia be-.
rid)tet unD Dor Der Stuttaorter Eo=
lisei iu ErotofoQ aeNeben bat, bat
9lntonin 0DnlOlfa am 8. Mai 1916
in Soboiib cine Sf,leiiern, bic init
ibrem &inoeripagen innerbalb oes
isliibtlingstreds ourcb 2oboiib fubr.
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er llnterfunit in Der &oierne lmo
Gerpfleauna peroen YeaiiNe slpiihen
1876 uno 60 Wurf lnonatlih oe=
,ablt. Die sSiibruna hat elm 9eut=
id,er I'M GunNe zines Captains. oem
aipei anoere Seutit1,e I'M STANG cines
Sberlelltnants uno zines 9elltnunts
CUR Seite lteben. Gier amerifoniihe
Sffisiere uno 80 amerifaniitte Col
puten leiten Die fahmGnniihe Mus-
bilouna Der &ompanie. Sine milf
tGriihe 9lusbilouna finoet nid,t
itatt. Sieie 9lrbeitseinbeit lit elmer
amerifaniit1)en Sianalaruppe unter=
itellt. Sic MnNeb0riNen Der Mrbeits.
fompanie aelten ais 2ipiliiten i'm
Gien1te Der amerifaniihen Yeiat-
,unastrllppen.
Cine fonmuniltiid orientierte
fransoiiid,e 2eituna hattie oieie Sat-
iahen uner Der ieniationeuen
Sd)laaseile nGeutihe bienen in Der
amerifaniid)en 9lrmee" aelncloet uno
bebauptct. bic Nrbeitsarllppe lei cine
aus 2eutid,en ,uiammenaeieste mi=
litariide Ginbeit.
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Experimente NIT FaeuInispiIzen

Spracuie, N. 9. - sbiamin, oos
Sitamin gS, oas ser Wenih sum
Seben bral,ft. lit cine uibtige Nab,
runs fiir Hil5e uno iheint Elm Sell
ser slntuort aui Die Srage Su iein.
tpas TeranoafubbDben uno 9Gume
periaulen lGBt.
Or. Maribaa g. Senniion pon
ser llniperiitGt bier 5iid)tet 36 per.
ihieoene Mrtcn bon Yil5en in ieinem
Sabpratorilmn, nm ieIt5uitellen, mel.
DIE Gitonline lie 5ur Gntlpiflllnl
brdl,hen uno mic oicie notpenoi9en
.Suftornen in Clifton treteu. Die Sr.
ganismen, bie fir bas Eeriauleu
bon Sol5 perantmprtIib iinb, batten
cine ueritieoene Sidt in SIai6en
Die nui Hegaleu an Sen @unben
icines fIeiuen 2nborntorillms Iteben
Ghcnrifcr babeu iriiber ihpn OF
Ben Geriud) gematt, bas Gcrialllen
Don Sols burh slnpenouug BON per
idieoencn Gbemifalien 81 uerbin'
oern. Eroieiior Ssenniion grciit oa;
Eroblcm ieooh pom Stanopunft Sc;
gafterloIogcn aus an. Gr mllh wit
er gloubt. miiien, tpic sic Gilse le.
ben, heoor Elm Ntittel, oas lie tGtet
geiunbcn merbe nfann.
Sas giiro iiir Marineioridun9
oas ibm 8elber iiir illnbamentalt
Sorihuna aui oiciem @ehiet Su'
EerIiiaung Itelltc, lit an Ser Gcrbii
tung pon SnlsiGulnis intereiiiert
Tie eigcnen SSnterciicn hr3 Eroiei
iors gcbeu icoph mcitcr.
Or. Senniion mill Die hcmiibcr
Yrooufte ser Sol35erit1rllna ourd
sic perihieoencn Yil5c ieititcaen
Gr mill arobe Menaen uou iolhcl
Suhltansen aus sbiaa5cllu!oIc ber
Itellcn Nlnb 3. 9. in Griabrllng brin
gen, Oh burtb Die teilmeiie 3erlto
rung por abiaq5ealtoii ourh EilSt
cine biaiae Nabruns iiir 5ierc &c