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Evening star., 1950-08-21


neapos have the first collegiate football rush, the Pep
Saddler fights the return of
Charles And there will be the hotter
aspects of the two big league pennant races.
Pennunt Races Still Main Show
The major league pennant will be the main show since
they daily tests changing back and forth to the final
week 1t is hard recall when four in each league
still had sort of chance to wnwhen at least six teams
had good chances of coming through Labor Day
Teams have blown leads after Labor
Day in other teams also have made up
eight-game deficits with only month to
If any is looking for winners nominate the following
possibilities:
l. United States in Davis Cup matches
q Charlie Coe in National Amateur golf test.
g. Saddler Pep.
T. La Motta Dauthuile.
5. Phiies in National League.
&. Tigers in American League
The Duvis Cup and War
Davis Cup Notwithstanding the United
tralia-have gone into partnership with
Two Australians Norman Brookes and Tony Wldng took
the away in 1914 the Germans stopped
Marne This World War World War into being
II the Australians again took the cup home On
this basis they should be favored again for 1850.
There isn't much difference between the two teams this
time. Frank Sedgman and Jack Bromwch both good
match players The United States had about eight who
looked to be well matched Ted Scoedr return form
has been big help.
The tennis championship played days later
Forest Hills should be something can't recall another
deciding show that had players evenly rated
Vines Bulge Tlden, Cochet LaCoste Riggs
Kramer dominating the field. e.HsSs 5.1
Cup play this will give better line the
tona championship situation especially regards Schroeder
who might have edge other contender Bulge
Pay troubling ankle Is in order again. the winner at Wmble-
don must be considered.
American -
Evening star., 1950-08-21
Win, Lose, or Draw
Next Six Weeks Big Ones in Sports
BY GRANTLAND RICE

NEW YORK. Aug. 21.-Uness something goes wrong with
the schedule in Korea the next six weeks will be the
busiest moments in sport
anything goes wrong effort 1t might be gooo
Evening star., 1950-08-21
AMERICAN
NATIONAL
Results Yesterday.

1SsuAtS xestCtu@ss
et. Louis, 8; Cinci.. 2.
chicago, 4-6; Pitts. 2-'
Phila. at N. T., rain.
Bost. at Bklyn.. rain.
Games Today.
Phila. at New York.
Bklyn. at Pitts.
Boston at st. l.. tnl.
Only games scheduled.
Games Tomorrow.
Bklyn. at Pitts. (n).
Phila. at Cinci. (n).
Bost at st.. l.. fn).
New York at Chicago.
, 1950-01-24

DR.. Robert NJ. De Freitas,
B. a. o, D. Specialist in Eye
Examination Refraction Or
thoptics; announces that on
Tuesday, Jan. "a &. Wed. Jan.
Is, from 10 a. m. to u p. m. &
2 P. m. to 5 p. m, complete
~optonetric service will be Of
, 1950-01-24
PUBLICATION

A declaration of estimated income tax for the calender
year 1850 must be made by every citizen or resident of the
Municipality of St. Croix who expects to receive in 1850,
EITHER
() Wages subject to Withholding in excess of $4,000 plus
$500 for each exetnption-for example, S. 100 in case
of a single person with no dependents; $1,000 in case
OF a married couple with one dependent; OR
O) Income from all other sources in excess of 500, pro
vided his total income is expected to amount to
$500 or more.
Such declaration must be filed not later than March Is,
1850, and the estimated tax shown thereon must be paid in
full by that date, or in equal instaIlments on or before March
Is, 1851. However, farmers are not required to file their 1850
declarations of estimated tax until January Is, 1851 and may
dispense with this requirement entirely if a final return for
that year is filed on or before January 81, 1851.
Even though the situation of a taxpayer on March Is
l95O is such that he is not then required to file a declaration,
his expected income or exemptions may change so that he
will be required to file a declaration later. In such case, the
time for filing is as follows: June Is, if the change occurs
after March l and before June 2; September Is, if the shange
occurs after June / and before September 2; January
10, 1851 If the change occurs after September j. The estimated
tax may be paid in equal installments on the remaining
payment dates.
If, after a declaration is filed, it is determined that the
estimated tax is substantially increased or decreased as a re-
suit OF change in income or exemptions, and amended decla-
ration marked "Amended'9 should be filed on January IS
1851, as the case may be.
Form 1040ES Declaration of Estimated Income Tax by
Individually for the calender year 1850 is available and NAV
be procured from the Department of Finance, either at
Christiansted or Frederiksted.
Christiansted, St. Croix, January 10, 1850
L. r. ONRAD
Collector of Internal Revenue, st. Croix.
, 1950-01-24
BY the Acting Governor
1850 March Of Dimes
January 1851
January 1851

January 1851
WHEREAS, at no time be-
fore IN the history of the Uni
ted States has infantile para
ysis placed SO heavy a burden
on community after commun-
ity, striking down loved ones
in family after family; and
so severe were
the epidemic outbreaks, that
the toll for 1949 was upwards
of 10000 cases : most wide
spread of all times; and,
the National
Foundation for Infantile Para
lysis in performing its heroic
work of salvaging the strick-
en- expended 100000 daily at
the height of the epidemic to
pay for aid needed by polio
patients; and,
WHEREAS, here in the Vir-
gin Islands, March of Dimes
funds are needed to carry on
the work of aiding our crippl-
ed children, particularly in
their diets with
much needed vitamins;
O THEREFORE, l,
MORRIS f de CASTRO, Act
ing Governor of the Virgin Is
lands, do hereby set aside jan
uary 16 : 81 for the 1850
March of Dimes Campaign in
the Virgin Islands; and I call
upon all the people to contri-
butte to the success of this
Drive for the health and Wei
fare Of our children and the
children in the continental
United States.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, ]
have hereunto set my hand
and caused the Seal of the
Government of the Virgin Is
lands of the United States to
be affixed at Charlotte Anna
lie, St: Thomas, this thirteenth
day of January, A. D., 1850.
NORRIS F. de CASTRO
ACTING Governor
, 1950-01-24
JUNGLE

SOHNAA 49,
sion.
This dance was arranged
but cancelled to permit fans
to patronize the dance for the
March of Dimes Campaign.
Now that definite announce
ment has been made of the
cancellation of this event pre-
parations are now going for
ward to entertain dance lovers
, 1950-01-24
REQUIEM MASS FOR
LATE ELIAS WILLIAMS

Arequiem mass will be held
on Friday morning January
q, in the st. Johns Anglican
Church, in honor of the late
Elias Williams, who passed
away on Saturday, last.
He was sexton of the church
for the past AZ years.
, 1950-01-24
TWO SCOUT MEETS

old who want to become scouts
On Thursday night at the
same time, 2 O'Clock, another
meeting will be held at the
same hall for those boys who
have never been scouts.
, 1950-01-24
WANT
E BY
THE ST. Q POWER
AUTHORITY

A graduate Electrical Engi-
neer or it's equivalent with
administrative and office ex-
perience.
The following qualifications
are desirable but not requisite:
/. Practical experience in
maintaining a small Dis
tribution System.
2. Practical experience in
meter reading and meter
Maintenance.
3. Practical experience in
managing a business office
and in maintaining good
public relations.
Salary $4,000 per annum.
Please mail application and
references before February %,
1850 to:
THE ST. CROIX POWER
Office of the Chairman
Christiansted, st. Croix, v. /.
December 81, 1949)
, 1950-01-24
HELP BEAT wHoop1Nc COUGH!

HELP BEAT WHooP1NG COUGH
You should have your baby of two months or more
innoculated against whooping cough. Bring the pre-
school child also. Innoculation may be obtained at
any of the following public health clinics:
Steeple Building. every Ind and 9Th Wednesday
Grove Place Clinic. every LIST and srd Friday
Municipal Hospital. Frsdeaiksted. every Isl and 9rd
Tuesday.
, 1950-01-24
JOB PRINTING

fered to the Municipality of
st. Croix.
The latest designs in Eye
glasses prepaid or C. O.. D.
Located over The Virgin IS
lands National Bank
, 1950-01-24
CARD or THANKS

Through this medium l Dish
to thank the many friends y
acquaintance toho expressed.
sympathy or sent tokens on the
illness and death Of n1y.
mother.
DOROTHY RISING
Evening star., 1950-11-04

CONTINUED on Page B-4, Col. a.
Evening star., 1950-11-04
Area Realtors Ready
To Attend Par|ey in
Florida Next Week

More than 80 District area
realtors are ready to attend the
43d annual convention of the
National Association OF Real
Estate Boards to be held in Miami
Beach November IL to II. Spokes-
men for real estate boards in this
area said today.
The sessions will draw several
thousand realtors from all over
the country to discuss problems
facing the industry under new
conditions posed by defense prep
arations.
Recent construction and credit
controls will be discussed by
Government officials and industry
leaders at the convention.
Among speakers will be Chair
(See REALTORS, Page B-3)
Evening star., 1950-11-04

(See REALTORS. Page B-3)
Evening star., 1950-11-04
Transaction Brings
End 10 Experiment
In Low-Rent HOUSING
By Robert J. Lewis
Reel Estote Editor of The Sior

More than $50 low-rent dwell
ings, acquired in one of the larg-
est single transactions here in re-
cent years soon will be removed
from the Washington rental mar
ket through sale to individuals,
1t was learned today.
The dwellings are scattered in
Northwest. Northeast and South
west Washington areas, with al
most half located in the area
south of Florida avenue between
Continued on Page B-4, Col. %
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-03-31
Pensacola, Florida
The Air Base Cit"

first-born of the land on that
night of nights.
The haste with which the pas
chal meal was eaten was taken
to symbolic the hasty departure
from Egypt. The unleavened
bread was eaten because there
had not been sufficient time to
bake properly. AS to the name
had not God passed over the
homes of the Israelites?
Today Passover remains as the
memorial to that season of lib
Grafton" The story of the jour-
ney, the "Haggadah," recited
each year, is retold with expla-
nations that have become color
ed with the years, with psalms
and prayers.
The central feature of those
ancient ceremonial feasts was
the common meal eaten by all
members of the family, even as
today the Seder-a Hebrew word
meaning "order of things"-re-
mains the most significant part
of the Passover celebration. Not
only what was eaten, but the
manner in which it was eaten
became important. Haste was
important, lest the meat become
decayed. For the same reason,
unleavened bread rather than
leavened bread which is fer
mented, implying putrescence,
had to be eaten.
The bitter herbs were eaten as
cathartic, the time-honored
prescription of ancient physi-
cans, to neutralize any impurities
which might have been acci-
IDENTIFY consumed. Today, the Bit
ter herbs or horseradish at the
Seder are taken to symbolic the
bitterness which the children of
Israel endured.
Although lamb is no longer
used as part of the meal, having
fallen into disuse as early as 20
A. D. when the Temple was des-
troyed, thus ending paschal sac
rifices. it is interesting to note
why lamb was used at all. The
Egyptians worshipped theA ram,
and in order for the Israelites to
prove their disavowal of idola-
/ try, they made these sacrifices.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-03-31
PASSOVER TRADITIONS
BY HAROLD E1DLIN
Copyright, 1850, Jewish Telegraphic Agency

Modern tradition-rich Pass
over has not always been what
it is now. Celebrated today as a
commemoration Of the great
Exodus, from Egypt, Passover
was observed also as spring
festival and harvest.
Today's eight-day festival
starts the same day, the 18th of
Nissan, that Biblical Israelites
began their ''Feast of the I'm
1eavened Bread" Between dusk
and dark of the 14th, the first
night of the festival, each house,
hold was required to slaughter a
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-03-31

yearling lamb at the Temple. At
night, in the light of the full
moon, each fanny consumed the
beast, roasted whole, together
with unleavened bread and bit
ter herbs. But before that, the
blood of the lamb was to be
smeared on the doorposts of the
home by means Of a bunch of
hyssop. This meal, it was or
dained, had to be eaten in haste,
and what was left over, burned
before the next dawn.
On Passover night the Jews
supposedly began their journey
out of Egyptian bondage. Be-
cause they had smeared the
blood of their sacrificial lambs
upon their doorposts God re-
cognized their houses and passed
over them when he smote the
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belonoers bei 81 geringer forperliher
anItrengltng geben oen MtlaB 5ur
Mrterioifleroie. Cine geiDiiie Beran.
lngung besiiniigt oas Gntiteben Der.
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Iein. Ser MiBbraud BON MlfoboI unb
Eabaf ipielt cine Didtige Nolle. al.
tobol, mdBig genoiien, fam nidt ida.
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5u itarf uno beim giien getrilt,fen,
ibaben ebenfaus nid)t. Sene, tpelhe
on Der a6ernperfalfllng leioen, ion.
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nebmen. 8er on Ser5i6mer5en Ieioet,
Jon BEL geadt elm Sonigpflaiter aufIe.
gen. Gin iebr pirfiames Sallsmittel
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Sriibltiif cine Saiie trinfe. 9esbaI5
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9eIbdftignng. Gin perniinftiges Sa,
item lit cine iebr beiliame &rr. @er
on arterienperfalfl,ng leioet, rtuB itdJ
5ur ginfa6beit Der 2ebensipeiie be,
febren, Dor allem Bier 1tnb SleiId
meioen. Ser @enuB oon einem Bint
iaurer Mild nit Shparabrot (orei,
nral taglif) lit ratlan. Serner tds.
lid morgens iid oie arme reht tiid)s
tig falt abtpaiden 1,no bamn unnbge=
trodnet beoefen, abenos Dor Dem
S6lafengeben elm faItes SuBboo uno
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8ett aus eine falte Ibnal6ung bes
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geregelt uno sic Stodungen un6 @n=
Italtl1ngen mad uno naf) berldtpin=
ben. Wan fann oies nit groBem Nut=
sen ieoen 5tpeiten Sag tun.
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q. @., Wp. =

Scr ollnl16tige Shopfer bat in
liebepouer 5iirior9e fiir Ben Wenlhel
lolpobl ols allh fiir ous Sier- nno
8flnn5enleben sic eigentiimlIblten
ar1fte bineingelegt. @ir beDunoern
i'm 8ilansenreif Die tleinlten Bflan5'
ben uno sic rieitgiten 9aume, i'm
Sierreif oie fleinIten @elfopte uno
sic rieiigen Siere, nalnentli6 Die Der
SGugetiere. @s gibt 5iere, oie 10 pin-
sig flein iinb, oaB lie uon llnlerm Iit-
ae niht bemerft 1peroen f0nnen. 9eb,
men mir 3. 9. einen Sropfen @afler
unter oas Wifroifop, 10 entoeden mir
in oemielben cine unbefannte nerta
@elt. Giele S1lnberte ipin5iger S!er'
hen, Die in Den perihieoenIten Sar.
ben unb 8eltalten tpie in einem See
oarin ih1pimner. Iiele Sier6e1l
nennt man Snfulorien ODER Iufgubs
tierhen. Sic pflan5eu iifD merit fort
&ertrodnet Der @aliertropfen, 10 Der
fapieln lie iid llno id)peben oonn tuie
Stolrbtierden in Ser 2uft berum. I'm
pieoer neu auf5uleben, penn lie ms
@aiier follen. Ioraus ergibt iid,,
oaB, nenn oieie Sierben aus einem
nit 8iftfeimen perielldten @aHer
folnmeu, our6 Srinfen bes 8aiiers
I'M Menihen perifieoene aranfbeitels
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ME i'm 1Sreien aus g1hen ober Siims
peln. Nus oielem @runoe miro heut-
outage in fait ieoer Stoot oas 8u=
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tpelhem Ratten unb Mduie oerenbet
lparen. Tas &ino tpuroe bon einenl
bartnddigen Sppblis befaIlen unb MIR
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tet. Gs blieb nber an Sen SSolgen Sic
ier Gergift,lng Iein 9eben lang
id)poh. 9tebenbei bemerft, ioate ell
i'm isreien Itebenoer 8runnen itets
gut 5ugeoedt iein, oamit fein &inb
ooer Sier bineinfulen fam. Giele be-
bauernsmerte Gorfdae ereisnen iid
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8iele 2eler, belonoers dltere 2el.te.
glauben on elmer Grfranfung 81 lei.
oen, tpelhe oie mooernen Ier5te Ar.
teriolflerole, aoernperfnlfltng, men.
men. 9teier &orperauitano lit angeb.
lid sic ltrio6e bieler plotli6er So.
oesf1lle. Wit mebr ooer tpeniger lei6.
ter ooer if1perer Mrteriof ffleroie be-
baftete 2el,te iino ieoesmal Damn,
penn ein sroBerer 8lutorud i'm &or.
per ltattfinoet, ser 8efabr zines plos.
Iihen Sooes allsgeiest. @s lit buber
bon GROCER 8i6tigfeit al1 piiien, tpie
man elmer @efabr porbel,llgt 1.no nie
man bei5eiten sic Mbernperfalfune
perbiiten fam. Seoer Weni6 ioIlte
piiien, oaB ein Itdrferer 9lutbrld
einiebt bel sroBeren anitrengunger
Oes &orpers, bel GROCER Sise, mad
iibermGBigem @etrb BON 9abrune
uno Grant uno belonbers bel beftigen
5ornigen l1no anoern 8emiitserregun,
gen. gs lit cine perfebrte aniidt, 0af
ieoer Menif, mag er leben pie er
mill, nit 5unebmenoem Sitter arterio'
Iflerotiid} 1per0en muB. Hein, ieoer
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nab einri6tet, oieien 3uItano oerbii.
ten. 0ie Irteriolfleroie lit cine Sabre
bauernOe, Dabri6einli6 in @nt5ii1l.
Dung nit Gerb1rtllng beItebenoe gr.
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NoernDdnbe entarten teilmeile fettig,
teilmeiie ourd Serfalfl,ng, 10 baB tic
ungleif)nlaBig oid Deroen lulo ibrt
Glaiti5itGt perlieren, tpobei iie brit
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slOer berbeifiibren, 10 baB 8lutaus=
tritte entlteben. Sinoet lt6 Elm iolder
i'm @ebirn, 10 ipribt man BON einem
8eblrnl6lagfluiie (apoplerta). Gie
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iheinl,ngen. Gie pi6tigiten iino
SdpinoelunfGue, SergeBli6feit,
&opfi6mer5en, sltomnot, idon BEL
leidter snItrengung IS liegt in ser
Natur Ser 4ranfbeit, ooB am b1ufig.
item boberes Sitter betroffen miro
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perldont. Ite &ranfbeit fann Sabr-
5ebnte oauern uno lit ielbit i'm pors
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2ebensweiIe. Iusibaltung Ser S6dbs
li6feiten Elm Stiuitan0 uno offers
audi cine 8eiierung m0glid. Biro
bon manhen 5orldern Elm lleberI IduB
bon &altinl5en ais idaolide uriade
ungeleben, 10 gibt es aud) pihtige
Stinmen, 1pel6e oas 8egenteil iagen
uno cine me0ifamentoie Sufubr bon
&altlol5en peroronen. Gas @i6tieIte
lit pobl Die aenntnis Der l1riu6c, 5.
+. berienigen Jebler in Der 2ebens-
fiibrtng, luel6e 5llr Grfranfllng fiibs
rem. Gie gerbiitltng iotpie oie Sci
lltng ser 8ranfbeit berubt groBten,
tells altf ridtiger 2ebenstpetie. Sort
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beranitrengllng oes &orpers bel mani
gelbaften Rlpbepaulen, lleberanItren-
gllngen bes 8eiites bel rnangelnber
forperlifer 8etpegung, fortgeiester
8eroruB uno Summer, iibermaBiee
grndbrung nit nnbrbaften Speiien,
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-.M. u, senn.

Gs lit lebensapidtig fir ieben Waen.
iden, Itets einen reselmdBigen Stlibl-
gang su baben. slnoauernbe 8eritopf.
ltitg teilt Dem &orper ihdolihe @ifte
NIT. Gs lit nibt ratiam, ote in Der
Sagespreiie unb in .Waga5ines" an-
geprielenen 9ntenttnittel 5u gebrnu.
den, 90 iie nllr tempordr belfen uno
Dem &orper nelle @iftitoffe aufiibren.
@e6rauhen Sic Die i'm Ohio -Waiien.
freunb' ieit Sabren ange5eigten Or.
@oop's Serb Eablets, bic aus Sell.
frautern bergeItellt itnS nno geregel.
ten Stublgang betpirfen.
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MzAAunN
Ssn 8rpf. :. N. Oabre4
8ebaftenr oes ,8aifenfrenuS' ,

gad 5loerldiligen 9eobadtungen
ser Gore1nge .binter Dem gilernen
&orban9 bGlt ous Solf in oen Don
oen &ommuniiten tpranniIierten 2dn=
bern, namentlih in RuBluno, on lei=
nen 6riitliben @laltben felt. Sros
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8ott aus oem S5er5en oes ruilii6en
Golfes gu reiBeu. @obl gdrt es II,
oaen Golfsihidteu, aber oas Solf iii
obnn1ohtig uno ua6tlos 9egen Die
5oblreihe tommuniItiIde Soltspoli,
sei.
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@ir ba6en ebenfalls nit ni1t gp=
ringem grltauuen Gum ni6t gu iagen
vabi6eu") oas 8ilo Ser Iogenannten
neuen ct -Golumba= Stride in Sbrem
Stant bemerft. Gin &inO miro in oie-
lem SteinfoloB NIT Dem peri6ntn.
Demo Dtn5igen &rell5 faum cine TO-
tbolilde Stride erfennen. l1nier &eo
8iro Staoium in Columbus oerr1t
mebr arditeftur als oieier Stein-
uno 3enentbaufen, SEN man alien
@rnItes Stride nennt. Die Serfla6ung
iegliber Mrbiteftur lit elm beoauerns
tpertes 3eiden oes 3erfaus. Brote,
Itanten, Suoen, 8uoobiiten l,no Sei-
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. Seltene 8riefmarfen billig.

8rtefmurfeniammlern bietet ii6 Ell,
ne milIfommene 8elesenbeit, alte.
pertuolle, ieltene Ysarten 5u einen'
Spottpreiie 5u erlteben. Cine biirfttse
Serion in California iiebt iid re.
5nuneen, ibre pertpoaen Marfen gu
pertaufen. Nan 1penoe iid brieflid
an: Scr. Narimilian 2ude, 1850
@i0ou 8root sloe., Sollp1pooo q,
Galif.
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garitasfarIorae fir 8rieasbeida.

garitasfnriorge fir &riegsbeid)G'
oigte. Sir Ole groBe 3abl Der Rriegs.
belbdoigten baben ltnmittelbnr mad
Dem 3uianrmenbru6 nibt 10 iebr
itaatlidbe 5tellen, ionbern IN erlter
2inie oie freien @obIfabrtsberb1nae
Gorge getragen. gs gab 5un1dlt mad
Mufbebung Der friiberen 8eriorgungsl
amter feline &entenDeriorgung, feline
Brotbeien5uteillmg, feline 8erIebrten.
beime, feine Setlfuren uiip. Die Itaat.
lihe Stlfe uno 5iiriorge tpurbe eri1
aum1bli6 - nod Nonaten uttb Sab.
rem - altfgebaut uno tpirfiam. gs BE.
itanoen 5undblt aud nod feline Sit,
tereiienperbdroe Der forperbebinoer.
ten &riegsbeiddbigten bie iid Scr
Scot Der 4riegsopfer angenommer
bdtten. Die caritatipen gerbGnoe ia.
ben in Der 3eit nnh Dem 3uiarntnet1.
brub OILS erite fir oas lerblibe 1ins
geiItige @obl Der 4rieesbeib1oigten
geiorgt; tie baben ibnen gebolfen in
Ser algemeinen Hot- uno Sungers,
5eit unieres 8olfes nit 2ebens1nit.
teln unb &leioung, Damn nit Gels
our 8eltreitung bes 2ebensunterbaI.
tes Gals es nod feline 2enten gab).
5ur Ini6affllng BON &leioung, 8et
ten, Sausrat, our 8ei6affl,ng bon
grotbeIen (fiinitlihen 8liebmaBen)
uno anoeren ortbopaoiiden Silfsmit,
teln. Die caritatipen 8erb1noe baeen
eigene 8eratltngsiteIlen nit porsebiI-
oeten 8erltfsfiiriorgern eineeribtet,
einen umfangreiden 8erotungsoienl1
allsgeiibt, baben 8erufsberatung llno
arbeitsoermittlung getGtigt neben
uno in Gerbinoung nit oen Mrbeits
amtern uno 5iirioreeiteaen. sSn eiHer
&eibe Don caritatipen Initalten ipur.
Den 8eriebrtenfranfetrb1uler lno Dor
allem grbolungsbeime un6 urtidu-
lungsbeime geidaffen, bie in ben Iebs
ten Sabren nit groBem grfolg eear=
beitet baben. Neben ser sSiirlorae fir
Dos lei6lide 8obl ser &riegsbeidG.
oisten bot oie garitas iid aud Inn oas
getltige Wobl ser &riegsbei616igten
gefiimmert. @eiltige uno relieioie 8e-
treuung our6 llnterbaltung, 8eran-
Italtllngen in &ranfenanitolten uno
Seimen, Sermittillns bon gutem 2e-
leItoff, Saus6elude, ginfebrtoge, re.
ligioie @oden tpurben in bielfa6er
6orm geboten.
Gas slusmaB Steier Silfe gebt bar=
aus berpor, oaB allein in ser Oi05eie
Regensburg IN Sen Subren 1915 /49
ni6t meniger als 19O,554 8etreu-
lnasfalle aller art erleoigt nuroen.
Siebesgabenienbnng fir Sentide
ariesssefansene in Snspilaiuien. gm
8. Wai itno 8tpei Bassons nit ntebr
als 4,5OO Bafeten I'M @eiamtgepi6t
bon fait $4,000 &ilogramm na6 SUI
goilamien abgegangen, oie bon SEN
oeutl6en NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ge-
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5iebunssberehtigten, spenn iie befragt
tperoen, iih fir ben geiesliden 5bus
Der Sugeno Dor @efabren IN Sdrift
iln6 8ilo einieten.