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Evening star., 1952-01-05
By Katharine M. Brooks

By Katherine N. Brooks
The Burmese Ambassador and
Mrs. James harrington gave a re-
|ceptton last evening, inviting
several hundred guests at Z o'clock.
The hosts received alone in the
drawing room Of the embassy
The party last evening was in
celebration of the anniversary OF
Burmese independence and the
guests included head of diplo-
matte missions. high ranking off,
cials of this Government and nu-
lmerous Of the top officers Of the
armed forces.
The buffet, laid in the dining
room. was laden with turkeys,
hams and a whole salmon, as
well as the native curry of chicken
and rice cooked in coconut, which
are favorites in the homeland OF
the hosts.
The Undersecretary of State
and Mrs. James E. Webb, AS
|sistant Secretary and Mrs. Will
lard L. Thorp and Assistant
Secretary and Mrs. Edward W.
Barrett were among the officials
OF the State Department there.
Senator Theodore Francis Green,
Ia member of the Foreign Relations
Committee, attended the party and
from the House Foreign Affairs
Committee were Representative
and Mrs. Brooks Hays and Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Walter H. Judd.
Officials of the Economic CO.
operation Administration. the Ex-
port Import Bank. the Interna-
tional Bank and Monetary Fund,
including the Banks vice presi-
dent Robert L. Garner and his
mother. Mrs. Robert v. Garner,
and members of the Federal Re-
serve Board were others in the
|COLupdIly..
Dominican Dinner
The Dominican Ambassador and
Sonora de Thomen were hosts at
dinner last evening in honor of the
Turkish Ambassador and Nine.
Erkin. The party was in celebra-
ton of the signing of the friend
ship treaty between Turkey and
the Dominican Republic.
Other guests at the dinner in
|cluded the Spanish Ambassador
and Sonora de Lequerica, the Greek
Ambassador, Mr.. Athanese Politis;
Associate Justice and Mrs. Robert
H. jackson, Assistant Secretary of
State and Mrs. Thomas c. Mann
and Col. and Mrs. Curt c. Shiffe-
Ter.
Members Of the Turkish EN-
bassy who were included at the
dinner were the Counselor and
Evening star., 1952-01-05

Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Wall Of
Elberton, Ga, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Lola
Julienne. formerly of Silver
Spring, to Mr.. John B. Coogler,
jr., son of Mrs. Coogler and the
late Mr.. Coogler of Elberton.
The bride-elect attended schools
here and in Elberton. She is a
member of Beta Delta Chapter of
Beta Sigma Phi sorority. Miss
Wall is the niece of Mrs. Vura F.
Carlton and Mrs. o. D. Field, jr.,
of Silver Spring. ,sand Miss. Connie
L. Field of Gaithersburg.
Mr.. Coogler is a member Of
Headquarters and Headquarters
Battery of the Georgia National
Guard.
The wedding is planned for
early spring. " af
Evening star., 1952-01-05
|Pre-NuptioI Fete

Mr.. and Mrs. B. Lowndes Jack
son, jr., were hosts at a cocktail
party yesterday. entertaining for
the latter's niece. Miss Lucy Sta
ton and her fiance. Mr.. Bernard
IMcCabe, whose marriage takes
place today. Only members Of the
wedding party, the family and
lout-of-town guests were in the
company,
Evening star., 1952-01-05
Riviera Movie

A colored film. Flight to the
French Riviera" will be shown
at a meeting Of the Washington
Chapter of Delta Gamma fra
ternity to be held at 8 pm. Mon
day at the Air-France Office, 1913
X street NV. Mrs. Albert F..
Murray, jr., vice president, will
preside.
Evening star., 1952-01-05
Mack to Visit Two Jimu

TOKYO, Jan. S (P.- Repre-
sentative Mack, Democrat, of Il
linois said today he plans to take
of Monday for Two Jima on his
round-the-world goodwill fight
He said q new radio compass foi
his single-engine Beechcraft Bo.
nanza is on its way from the
United States and should be in
stalled by then.
Evening star., 1952-01-05
Miss Burrows Here

Miss Katherine Earle Burrows
has arrived here from Naples,
Italy, to-visit her aunt, Mrs. Mar
guerite Neuhauser Shafer. Miss
Burrows studied at the University
Iof Grenoble in France last year
and recently has been with her
father and mother. Navy Capt. and
Mrs. Sherman E. Burrows, in
Naples where they are stationed.
Evening star., 1952-01-05
Dock Strike in Guionu

GEORGETOWN, British Gut
ana, Jan. S R.-Canadian and
British freighters were tied up
today by q lightning strike OF
dock workers, who walked OF the
docks after getting pay envelopes
containing q 6 per cent pay in
crease instead Of the 20 per cent
they demanded.
Evening star., 1952-01-05
Considerute Tire Thief
InstuIIs Substitutes
BY the Assoeiafed Press

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Jan. 5
are a little amazed al
this, the case of the considerate
culprit.
Somebody stole a wheel and q
tire from each of two cars or
the Thirty-seVenth street ship.
yard parking lot.
To make amends, old wheels
and old tires were installed tc
replace those removed,
Evening star., 1952-01-05
Michigan Man Heads
u. S. School Chiefs
BY the Assocjeted Press

Virgil M. Rogers, superintendent
OF schools at Battle Greek, Mich,
is the new president of the Ameri-
can Association of School Admin
strators. He will succeed Kenneth
E. Oberholtzer, superintendent OF
schools at Denver. Colo.
Evening star., 1952-01-05

lsapphires and erneralds are
worked into the design.
A similar tiara for the Infant
Jesus measures AZ by 6ha inches,
The painting itself is 81a by
I61a feet.
Evening star., 1952-01-05
Police Wives Club

A meeting of the Police Wives
Club will be held at 8:15 pm.
Monday at Friendship House. 6l9
ID street Sc.
Evening star., 1952-03-18

Fire caused an estimated $685.
1000 damage to the Montgomery
County Iron Works junk yard Ii
Rockville late yesterday afternoon
las wind-swept flames destroyed 9
shed. paper baier and compressor
and tons of scrap paper.
Three large fuel tanks contain
ling some $4,000 gallons of fuel oil
Ion the property of the Rockville
Fuel & Feed Co. about so feet
away were threatened for a while
|by the flames.
Traffic was diverted from the
route 240 bypass on to Commerce
lane and Montgomery avenue, as
the Rockville and GaitherSburg-
Washington Grove Volunteer Fire
Departments battled the blaze.
The fire was discovered shortly
after 4 pm by workmen who saw
flames under the shed. AS fire.
men fought the blaze to keep it
from spreading, flames shot 100
feet into the air.
Fire Marshal Charles H. Howe,
ir., said the blaze may have been
Evening star., 1952-03-18
SIS, 900 Fire Damages Rockville Junk Yard

|set by sparks from . Baltimore q
Ohio train, which passes q few
feet from the shed. He said the
grass between the tracks and the
shed might have been touched
off and then spread to the junk
yard.
Phil N. Milestone, owner of the
Evening star., 1952-03-18

reserve Of power is wonderful safeguard in
most OF the driving emergencies that present
themselves.
1t works for your comfort >. because no car
rides SO we'll, or handles so superbly, as when
it coasts along" with great percentage of
its power still under the accelerator.
And it works for your peace Of mind =.
for it is unbelievably comforting to know that
you have tremendous acceleration, should the
necessity for it arise.
Of course, power has to be harnessed and
handled in order to be your friend and servant.
So the Golden Anniversary Cadillac has
superb new brakes-larger and more efficient
land designed and built to double the span of
their endurance.
Evening star., 1952-03-18

company. said the property Was
only partially insured. The shed
was made Of cement block and
corrugated metal.
While the two companies fought
the blaze. the Chevy Chase Fire
Department filed In at Rockville
officials said.
Evening star., 1952-03-18
~ Die in Mexicun Bus

MEXICO CITY. Mar. 10 R).
A second-class bus ran OF the
road and burned yesterday, kill
ling "a persons and injuring Is. It
raised the death toll in Mexican
bus crashes since the first of the
wear to 84.
Evening star., 1952-03-18
3 Ms RepIuce 8 Rs?

II. J. Weaver told the School
masters Conference in England: !:
AT one time education was based
on the three RS; now it seems
to be based on the three Ms
milk, meals and medicine"
Evening star., 1952-03-18
Cancer Easily Cured
If Discovered Early,
Science Experts Say
By Pot McGrody
Science Editor
American Cancer Society

Early cancers are easily cured
Doctors can cure 95 per cent o1
early skin cancers. They cure
them by cutting them out surgi.
cally or destroying them with
X-rays or radium.
One can see skin cancers. There
is no problem in detecting them
Internal cancers-like those Of
the stomach and lung-are hard
Evening star., 1952-03-18
For Normal Driving It LQafs

You cross over the boundary into another state
--and there are the posted rules and regula-
tons.
Maybe the daytime limit for passenger cars
is "forty-fve "-or "6fty-fve." Or, maybe no
limit at all :. just your own good common
sense and the general rules Of safety,
Well, whatever the legal limit, your Golden
Anniversary Cadillac is going to ''loaf''!
Down under its hood is the most powerful
engine ever used in standard American pas
senger car. There's more power there than you'll
eoer need-except for emergency.
But don't think that power doesn't work
for you-even when you're drying within the
legal limits
1t works for your safety =. because great
Evening star., 1952-03-18

show that somewhere in the
system an early cancer exists.
To this end, scores of scientists
are searching for some difference
in body fluids which would dis
close the presence Of early cancer.
Evening star., 1952-03-18

And those who want the ahimah' in easy
handling may order at extra cost Csdillac's
new power steering that eliminates as much
as $50 OF normal steering effort.
1t would take volume to tell you all the
things that have been done to make this "car
among cars" For this, as you probably know.
is year among years" in Cadillac's wonder
ful history-its Golden Anniversary.
But it will take but amile or minute for
you to sense what it means in terms Of pleasure
and satisfaction.
It means something ,vOnde1d. :. too won-
derful, in fact, to miss!
Better come in today--for look-and a
ride-and revelation.
Evening star., 1952-03-18

Tomorrow: Cancer Surgery.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-12-20

unb I'M CONNER einige 8o6en per=
bra6te. ltno lein Ser5 mar frob, neil
er bier pieoer @elegenbeit botte, um
sSrellOe 5u bereiten.
&er reitet ba nit ser blauen Yele=
rine iiber oem Hiiden, auf Dem &opf
bic ipibe nit 6eoern geI6miidte Sap
PEP @er lit es, ser Oa porbeif iegt
auf Dem Oiauleiel nit golbgeitifter
Sede? ST. Oas lit Speoito, ser Ct
preb=&urier bon Baplt Sirtlls. Spe-
oito biipft I'M Sattel. gr reitet in ei-
ner goloeuen Staubnolfe Ben @eg
binauf nod Wultella. Sm Bfarrbaus
ansefommen, bolt Speoito ebrfurdts-
bon aus ieiner 2ebertaihe elm Sbrei=
ben berpor BON Dem ebrm. Serrn On
fel, Sr. Seiligfeit 8apit Sirtus, fir
Sabre @iopanni. Iieler lieit: slh,
Waeitro Haleitrina fommt NIT ser
Sirtiniiben aapelle. Ser quite Snfel,
er oenft an aQes. Ser Maeltro miro
leine adtltimmiee uMtiiia Bapae
Warceui" auffiibren uno zines ieiner
iehs sltimmigen Wagnififats. Sopiel
8lorie fir einen 0orfpfarrer uno bie
einfahe 8farrei MuIteIu.
uaui Bieoerieben, gutter Yaore!"
Speoito ibmingt iib in oen Sattel.
= ,Iuf @ieoerieben, Spebito!" @ott
geleite Oib!" Die goloene Stau6tpolfe
fliegt iiber Ben 8erg nad Hom gu.
SSn ieinem 8farrbausgarten itebt
Baore @iopanni uno lielt nod elm
mol Snfels S6reiben nno leine Seele
ldmimmt in Seligfeit. 9lm Sonntae
unter oem Sobamt las Ser Bfarrer
nit geriibrter Stimme bas S6reiben
oes Bapites Dor. l1no oa fam oas
SGr6en in bie Butter. &aun nar
Ser Yabre aus Der Stride 5ubanie.
oa meloeten iit ser &iilter Basquale
ganDella uno oie 8riioer gnrico nnh
Guitico 8ombaiii. l1nb Der &iiiter
bra6te i'm Hamen bes &ir6engeiang.
pereins Dem Sabre Die Na6ribt, oaf
aae bo6erfreut iparen, oaB HapIt Sir.
tus nab Meultena fomme, 0aB aud
Maeltro Baleltrina iebr pillfommer
mar, aber, ser Sabre biirfe es timer
ni6t libel nebmen, baB Die Weiit
our6 Die Sirtinii6e &apeGe iom &C.
ll,ngen nerben :. Mnes, nur 6as
lni6t!
Ser Yabre ,par lprabIos, aber al
lies Bitten unb 8efeblen balf ni6ts
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: sSran Nic. g., ID.

8as 8allfabrten iino2 3una6it
lit oas gan5e menl6li6e 2eben BON
ser 8iege bis gum @rabe cine lange
ooer frr5e Manoerz l1no 8aafabrt.
Giele meinen, oieie @allfabrten iou.
fen llnter6leiben mir batten ia unie-
rem Serrgott in ltnierer Stride uno
braudten ni6t 3eit uno @elo 5u per=
ldDenoe1t Inn @ange 5u anberen
Srten 5u ma6en. GieIer ginpano
fdllt i6ou ans tueltli6en 8riinoen.
yir nanbern, mitl1nter nit 3eit- uno
8eloaufiuano, 81 geididtli6 beriibm=
ten Srten, pie Hon, llno Stdbten,
no beriibmte &iinItler geboren iinb.
Die aoln, no oas 8eburtsbaus bes
beriibmten Otalers Hubens itano,
9tiirnberg no oas 8eburtsbous bes
groBen oelltlGen aiinltlers @lbreht
1iirer, bes originellen Malers unb
&upferlte6ers, Itanb. I'm piepiel
mebr uno nit 9fe6t belu6en mir sic
altebrtpiiroige Stoot Gom NIT ibren
erbabenen gel6idtli6en ltno religio-
len Grinnerltngen, ben beriibn1ten
@allfabrtsort 2ouroes, no sic Mut-
tergottes Ser I'll. 8ernaoette eridien
lno cine @etlouelle aus Ser @rotte
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-12-20
Daa 5uhtlaum hra pahrr Gtnuannt
@on i. Tleerafers

Sanglam unb iiGer rift Baore @io-
panni auf leinem Walllelel iiber Den
ionnenbel6ienenen @eg bon MuItela
nad) Gom. uIpunti Srottinettol" !"
Srottinetto mar oer game bes Giels
lnO ous ein5lge, mas aus leiner lido
men Sugenb5eit nod oorbanoen mar
9luh Sabre 8iouanni mar nidt mebr
jung nno ebenlo geouloig tpie lein
Vtaulelel uno Denn er BEL ieoen1
5ebnten S6ritt lagte: uslpaltti Srot-
tinetto!" gei6ob Oas nebr aus Sc
mobnbeit Oenn aus llngeoulO, INN
ldneIler pprpdrts su fommeu. gno-
li6 rift Der BaOre in oie bl. Staot
Elm uno oireft our6 oas Sor in oie
potifaniihen 8drten. Sest glitt er
aus Dem Suttel, trat in oen Salalt elm
unb fragte eiuen &ammerberrn nod
Sr. Seiligfeit. 9ieler begleitete Sen
Sabre oireft gu BapIt Stylus Z.
u8uten Gag gbrD. Sntel Sir-
tus!" - v8uten Sag 1nein lieber
gteffe 8iopanni." l1no Damn err
56blte Ser BaDre Sr. Seiligfeit, oob
am erlten Sonntag nadJ Bfinglter
iein iilberneS Subildum ols Bfurrer
bon Wuitella ioate gefeiert lperoen,
uno Oh So6n. Snfel Sirius bei Der
Seier 5ugegen iein moae, es lei oies
Elm 8emeis BON 2iebe uonleiten oes
ebrip. Snfels, cine @lorie fir oen
geffen, elm Segen fir oie gan5e Bfar-
re. - uHun, mir lpollen leben," mein-
te ser BapIt, umenu es unmoglid lit,
Damn MAIDEN mir es moglid. @enn
ser liebe 8ott es mill, 1lno es eben
gebt, Damn bin i6 bel Ser Seier 5uge-
gen. slber i6 muB nod einmal bar,
iiber lblafen. l1nb nenn i6 fomme,
Damn natiirli6 nit meinem 8efolge.
Gin Baplt fann ni6t anoers, nihi
lpubr." - 80, tie linb ale ber5lid
ipiufommen," anttportete Ser Sabre
geriibrt. = ~Sn5nilhen," fubr ser
81. 8ater fort, ~tperoe id BEN lieben
8ott oft unb anItanoig bitten baB gr
Sen eifrigen Sirten bon WuIteaa milf
uno bielmals iegne." = Neffe @io.
oanni oanfte, empfing ben Sesen uni
febrte in feline Bfarre 51riid, i'm Ser.
sen frob mie Elm iunges B0glein.
Ser 81. 8ater i6lief allo nod ELM
nal oariiber. l1nb nabts fiel es i'm
plotlib ein baB Waeitro Baleitrira
Ser Direftor Der Sirtinilden &apelle
in Muitella ein 2anbbaus beiaB, tpl
Der Weiiter einen Sag in Der @o1l
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- H. =, ga.

lleber Oie 9lbitammrng rnieres
neugen1blten Eraiioenten 9pigbt 8.
Gtlenbomer bat er Ielblt am %. Of
tuber i'm Sotel Commodore in ser
StaOt Seem Oort Dor oem oaameri=
fanil6en abItammltngs z9eratltngs=
fomitee iolgenOes erfldrt: u9lae 9lmes
rifaner baben angeltnnnte 8anoe NIT
anoeren 2dnOern; lelbIt Die amerifas
nil6en Snoianer panoerten Dor SSabr>
bltnberten bier ein, ebe oaS Sano bon
unleren Gorfabren ,entoedt' lpuroe.
Sd bin itol5 alf meInen Sater lnO
meme Wltter lno auf oie itarfe 2inie,
Don Der iie abItammen. Wteines So.
ters Samilie fom uripriinglitb aus
Dem EbeinlanO, aus oem lie 5ltr Ser
meiOung religioier Gerfolgung na6
Ser S6mei5 floben. Son Ser S6mei5
aus nanoerten lie nadb Sollano unO
lanoeten i'm 2oufe Der Sabre -
1741 - an oieien geiegneten @e-
Itaoen. ,ginige Sabre friiber lanoeten
sic Gorfobren meiner Wtutter bier,
sic ebenfaas aus 9euti6lanb iiber
Sic Sdpei5 famen. Mein 8ater ,lnb
meme Weutter 5ablten 81. iener @rup-
pc mlltiger amerifaner, bie i'm per-
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~SSn!mersriiner Hoienitrallh.
0u SDmbol Der beiligen 2iebe,
sytag perfollen 5orm llno Strauh,
@lpig lproilen oeine Sriebe."
G. ~, isis.

Ser 3eitung5l6reiber, Ser es alien
Selern re6t5uma6en perltebt, muB
nod gcboren weroen. Ni6t einmal
unIer Serrgott fam es allen re6t=
MAIDEN. Irtitel oOer Gr5ablungen, Die
aus irgenOeinem 8runoe einem ni6t
bebagen, brau6t man ia nidt 81 lelen.
llnier Slott it, nad oem ltrteil
unerer meiiten 2eier, 10 reidbaltie
unO intereliant, OaB man au6 nit
unter cine gr5abllng NIT in Saul
nebmen funn, Sic na6 Ser slnit6t
zines ein5igen 2eiers peniger gu
iagt - Inter ~Spbiaen" berltanoen
oie alten 8rie6en BON ibrer @ottbeit
slpollon begeilterte Slngfrauen mel
6e in Srafellprii6en Oie 3ufltnft per-
fiinoeten. Gie iogenannten Spbiaini=
ihen 9ii6er Gin griedii6en 8erien
gei6riebeD purben i'm Sabre SO
b. Gbr. auf oem &apitol ourb 8ranb
oerni6tet.
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= ;Sran s.. st., Sa. :

Gines ser beIten &rillterbeilmittel
Dos fiir Sbr 2eiOen am geeignelten
lit, pore Salbei Gage. SllS See ge-
nommen foroert lie Die Serouullng,
pirft i6peiBtreibeno uno bllttreini-
geno. Die Sauptbeilfraft oes Dor
,Sobren in lnierem glatt onge5eigten
Saginc beltano aus oielen Salbeiblat-
tern. 9as mar uber Der 8rlmo, mes
balb oieies groBartige &rdllterbellntit-
tel BON unieren gelogierigen ser5ten
perfolgt lmo pon ibnen perboten
purbe. g6tes Sulbeifraut erbult man
pon unlerer alten Selerin uno agen=
tin: Otr5. q. Sperl, 1919 Sonlfap,
Eittaburgb 3, ga.
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bis bier Stunoen lang bis anf ettpa
"a Quart elm. 8urbgeiiebt, miro Die
6liiiligfeit I'M 2anfe bes Cages ge-
trunfen. 8ei @ioertpillen fann man
nobl einige Sage ausiesen. 0od) lit
Die Gllr langere 3eit anallipenben. -
Gin neiteres Oeittel lit ser See bon
Sproiien ltno gldttern oes idpar5en
SpbannisbeerItrau1es. Man trodnet
oieIelben i'm S6atten, nimmt fir
5pei bis Orei 1aiien 8aiier iopiel
8latter, als etiua bier Singer falien
tonnen ldBt Oen See angebriibt nod
elm 8eil6en 5ieben uno trinft NOR
gems rno oor bem Sblafengeben, aud
untertags, cine Saiie See. 8elonoere
Giat lit bel oielem Wtittel, oas man
Elm 8ierteliabr antpenoet, ni6t at be-
obodten Gs enpfieblt ii6 nllr fir
8ihtleioenoe iiberbaupt, sllfobol uno
9pbnenfaffee 81 meioen.
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entiprang; no Sic 0tutter oes Serrn
ibre runbefledte gmpfangnis" Ser
gansen @elt perfiinoete. ga lit ferner
oie alte Stabt Srier nit ibren
Sebenspiiroisfeiten, Dem Com, NOR
in Ser beilige &od unieres Serrn anf-
beipabrt miro; 9orettu l1no nod niele
anbere beriibmte 8allfabrtsorte, mo-
@naoen uno luunoerbare @ebets-
erb0rungen ltattfanoen. @abrbaftig,
oieie 8naoeni itdtten linb Deit mid)tiger
uno beiliamer ais SeilqueIlen fin for
perli6e 2eioen uno 8ebre6en als
mancbe iogenannte 9urorte. Drum
iage uno i6reibe man ME gering-
i6dtig iiber 8aafabrten. Nift 5u
pergeiien sic groBartigen, ielblt BON
8ottesleugnern anerfannten gridei=
nungen in Satima (BortlsaD, tpor-
iiber giiber, 0romen, Slime, @ebete
ltno 2ieoer geidrieben tpprben iino.
@nbrbaftie oie 8aafabrten iino cine
Ser niislihlten geidaftisungenl
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= q. d., Ga. =

Sic iogcn. ~9ial-2tau" -9anoe
entitanO i'm Sabre 1947 in Ifrifa.
9lniangs ibien es MIR cine politii6e
gemegllng 81 leln, ipiter aber ent=
puppte lie li6 oils cine lpoblorgoni-
lierte anti6riitli6e Gotte. Gielelbe
bot, pie aus 9tairobi (afrifa) beri6=
tct miro, cine futbolil6e Sbule iiber=
iallen uno Die Ourin aufgebdngten
8eiligenbilOer 5eritort. Sic perluhten
logar in Die Sabernafel ein5ubre6e1
uno Oas 9lllerbeiliglte 81 profanieren.
Sic perlll6ten oll6 IN allc europa
ilden oauler ein5ubre6en uno ole
briltlihen Ginfliilie in ben britii6en
&olonien Slt-slfrifus 81 uernibten.
Gie 8anoe bat ibren elgenen 8eribts
boz sum 3Ded, olle, Die lid luioer-
ieten, 81 totem. gii6of Sobn S.
VtcGortbp, {. S. S. p, 9lpoitolii6er
Sifar bon 3anlibar, bat in einem
SenoI6reiben I'M gan5en Gifariat Der
leleu laiien, oie rMullsW sWau" -8anoe
beablitige nlbtS @eringeres als Oie
Serni6tllng aller &eligion IN Oelt bon
lbr iiberfallenen Brouin5en. Selbit,
oerltunoli6 bat Der Gifar alien &atbo-
liten perbOten, Oieier iniernalen Gotte
li6 an5ul6lieBen.
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6. g., ga.

6 linb feinerlei sln5ei9en bon Der
Iori6ung entoedt 1uoroen, aus oenen
mon iblieBen fonrte, OaB Die alten
&ulturpolfer nit Dem photographs
i6en Geriabren betannt gemelen
p1reu. 8elpobnli6 miro oie Hboto-
graphic mittels SOolilberplatten lno
ser Camera oblcrra oem 5ran5olen
Iaguerre QS3S) 5ugel6rieben. God
battcn lbon anoere Dor ibnL mic
S6ulbe G72S), @eogemooo uno
Tapp 0SO2) Die Gr5eug1n9 bon 9il=
bern ourh 2i6tipirfllng auf Silber<
Iulie beobahtet. 1916 lGuf 9siepce Dos
erIte pbotome6anii6e HeproOuftionss
perfabren. cabot ltellte 1889 nittels
Gbloritlbers Elm 8apier boberer Siht=
empfinolibfeit ber. Seri6el entOedte
I'M oielelbe 3eit bas unterl6Defels
luure Hatron (SDpolulfite Of SoOa)
ais iSiriermittel lno erfanO ull6 Den
8lallpro5eB Cglue prlnD. Bur Ser
ppllfpmmnllng Ser photographic CLIP
parate uno Erlparate) baben Sad
mdnner oaer Tationulit1ten beigetra=
gen. Gie beIten pbotograpbiiben 2in-'
Ien uno offuroteIten elpparate liefert
anerfanntermaBen 9euti6llnO. @e=
nige neuere @rfinolngen buben in
notwithstanding fur5er 3eit einen
iolben al.fidp1ng uno cine iol6e 8e=
oeutllng gemonnen ais gernoe Die Der
Photographic, uno es gibt pobl faum
Elm @iiienl6afts= ODER SnOltItrie=
gebiet, bel Dem Die photographic nidt
Oireft ODER inOireft Gerpenoung fi1s
Oct
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6. g., Mu. :

argonaltten (griediib slrgofabrer)
maren Die Seloeu, oie auf Dem Shiffe
Irgo nah SOLIDS fubren, I'M bas
@oloene Slies 5u bolen, oas nod
5ablrei6en Mbentenern (8erbinoung
nit Den 2enlnierinnen, oie ibre Wednz
ner ermoroet batten, 9l1rbfabrt our6
Die SDmplegaoen) Salon nit Silfe
Der Meoeiro geDann. sluf Ser Sein=
fabrt geriet oas S6iff in sic tpeit=
Iihen Meere. 9te s[lten oeuteten oie
Sage geIbi6tlid als erlten &riegs-
ooer Sanoels5ug ser @rieden na6
oem S6Dar5en Meer gs i6eint, oaB
Die gpiIooe bonn 8oloenen Glies crit
nacbtrdglid) in Sic Salon=Sage per=
flo6ten nuroe.
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- Siid,er ais @eibnad)tsgeId)enf!

5olgenoe 8ii6er iino als 8eib-
na6tsgelbenf 5ll elnpfeblen ltno fon=
men beim slusfl1nftsmann erbalten
nerben: r9ur9 oie @iii ite", Homan
BON $. Sienfiepiec5, $500; Ser
Sobn bes Nalefi5- $500;
rSubrmunn Sieber llno iein Sobn"
So. 90; Ser ungere6te Seller, So
man bon g. GDrfler, $500; n3mi-
iden 3eit i1no guiefeit" $500. gro-
ihiert $1.00.
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= Trau u. a., Ser. =

9lls por5iisli6es Wittel segen @i6t
empfieblt iid 8obnenbiilientee. Mnt
beIten pirfen oie SiilIen bon Stan-
genbobnen. Wan nebme etttpeoer aipei
bis brei Sdnbepon getrodneter 8ob-
men iamt oen Siilien ODER so Biz
60 8ramm Siilien allein unb fobt
Tie nit @aiier uno ettpas Sal5 brei
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- &. g., =.

@olfran, Sheeliln1 Sbeel oOer
nub aaeen5inn genannt CSungiteD,
lit ein S6permetall; es tonlntt aud]
in Ser 5orm Don lauren Sul5en Dor.
Gs miro in feinen 9egierlrngen att
QemenOet.