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School Notes

Grade cards for the High School and Junior High for the first six weeks were issued re gently
 High honors, or an A-aver- age, were registered in the high school by: Seniors: Carl Smith, Gerry Gundlach and Ruthe Chase Juniors: none. Sophomores: Barbara Tegst- rom. Freshmen: Marie Nelson and Linda Rockstad.
 Honor students with a B average were: Seniors: Wayne Morrison. Juniors: Billy Frost and Jean Phillips. Sophomores Joan Palmer, Carol French, Arlene King, Brad Poland and Donna Van Buren. Freshmen: Elaine Holman, Nell Chase, Francis Lindsley, Francis i Vickery and Bob Frost. Ruthe Chase registered the only perfect card of straight l A work in the High school. l Honor students for the junior high were: 7th Grade: Jill Acheson and Sharon Van Bureni 9th Grade: Gerald l Clark, Jim Beatty and Joyce Torgramson.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-10-31
NOTICE

The Informal Group of Christian Scientists meet for Sunday services in the main floor of the Bank Building every Sunday at Il am.
 Sunday School is held at the same hour.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-10-31

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Notice is hereby given that Clyde Spears has made appli- cation for a homesite under the act of May 26, 1884 (48 Stat. 8O9) Anchorage Serial No. O18467 for a tract of land described as U. s. Survey No. 3182 situated about l mile northwest of Dillingham;, A. laska on the South side of Dillingham; Wood River Road, Lat. 59o O2' 33.4 N, Long. 1880 2s' 19.2" w. at Corner No. 1, containing 4.8O acres, and it is now in the files of the Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska.
 Any and all persons clalin- ing adversely any of the a. aforementioned land should , file their adverse claim in the Land Office within the period of publication or thirty days thereafter, or they will be barred by the provisions of the Statutes.
 Virgil o. Seiser
 Manager First Publication 10-10-53 Last Publication 12-5-53
Kodiak mirror., 1953-10-31
NOTIcE

A $500 reward will be paid for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who broke n5o nv hunting camp ac Uga- nix Bay. Name of person fur
Kodiak mirror., 1953-10-31
NOTICE

If you can not get us on phone 3131, call 43O3 for oil delivery. Office hours, pm to , pm Monday through Thurs day, 1 pm to 2 pm Friday.
 Thompson Transfer
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nishing information will not be revealed.
 Isl Ali Madsen
 P. o. Box A-848
 Kodiak, Alaska 
 Buy Savings Bonds
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NOTICE TJnited States

U I1lLCu CCdJCo Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management
 Land Office
 Sept. 28, 1853 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Kodiak mirror., 1953-10-31

Buy Savings Bonds
Evening star., 1953-05-17

because most diseases thrive on neglect; the
worst thing we can do is to ignore warning
symptoms until it may be too late for the
doctor to help.
Medical research in America today is
writing one of the most heart-warming
chapters in the story of mankind. Our great
laboratories, our hospitals, universities, and
host of governmental and private organiza-
tons are cooperating as never before to
improve our chances of living longer,
healthier life.
Evening star., 1953-05-17

Your own doctor has at his disposal all of the
discoveries, all of the knowledge, of modern
medical science But you are the only one
who can put these vast resources to work to
help you.
So next time you are tempted to ignore
warning symptoms, remember that your
greatest danger lies in neglect and delay
Remember-in your physicians hands, you're
in good hands. But only by acting promptly
can you take advantage of the help he can
give you now.
Evening star., 1953-05-17

This man is his own worst enemy! Yet most
of us can sympathize with him-for most of
us don't run to the doctor every time we
have an ache or pain.
We're much more likely to say: "Oh, I'm
all right. It's really nothing" Or to tell
ourselves: I'm too busy. . haven't time to
bother with doctors"
Yet, the man (or woman) who ignores
seemingly minor symptoms often runs the risk
of inviting much more serious ailments. That's
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-07

Observations taken at City Office
Key West, Fla, Jan. Z, 1853
500 AN. EST
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-07
DEATH
MAXWELL SAUNDERS

Maxwell Saunders, 81, passed
away yesterday morning after a
short illness.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow afternoon at 4:3O pm. in
the Chapel of the Lopez Funeral
Home. The Rev. James E. Sta
than of the Fleming Street Meth
odist Church will officiate at the
services. Burial will be in the
family plot at the City Cemetery.
Mr.. Saunders was veteran of
World War One and will be buried
with military honors. Arthur Saw
yer Post No. % Honor Guard will
hold graveside services and will
act as pallbearerS.
Mr.. Saunders is survived by
numerous nieces and nephews.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-07
Local Men Receive
New Appointments

John Pearson, 81, Of 14O8 Olivia
Street and John Blackwell, Jr., 62O
Ashe Street nave been appointed
as used car representatives for
Navarro, Inc, local new and used
car dealers.
Pearson, Key West resident for
seven years, was formerly in adj
vertising and sales work with radio
station WKWF, the Citizen, the Key
West Chamber Of Commerce and
the Key West Gas Company.
Blackwell is lifelong resident
Of the city and has been employed
with the Railway Express Agency
for II years and as an agent with
the Penninsular Life Insurance
Company for the past two, years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-07

A. rs years old.
Q. Describe her LeMay.
A. Little girl, big big eyes, about
S2". She looks just like a little
girl. Nobody want little girl like
that. She won the beauty contest.
met her by the lawyer of the
office and he is the sister of my
wife. and we went to big clubs :
he and his wife and us. We are
good friends and we 60 out to-
gether.
Q. Was she pregnant when she
came down here?
A. No.
Q. How did she miss the baby?
A. She just missed the baby. Ny
mother, she takes my wife to the
specialist and she takes her all
the time. She is not strong. The
Doctor said to come to Miami she
viii feel better. She had the pills
when she lost the baby to make
her strong.
@. Has the area been searched?
Mr.. Waldin: Yes was with
him when we both searched the
area.
@. Does she swim?
A. She swims all the time. She
swims very good.
@. Has she ever been sick or
nervous?
A. She Is only nervous when a
car makes noise. She has to eat
steak all the time. She IL not
crazy. my wife.
Last night was the first time that
something was wrong, and /
thought she was playing. When |
get home sometimes she hides
sometimes.
! came to the car and may be
/ thought she went to the toilet
when she was not there or may be
she is around the car hiding. when
I did not see her I got very ner-
vous. went back and went look
ing and then I got more nervous
and called for the police.
Q. Have you ever been married
befores
A. No.
@. Your wifef
A. No. This is the Law, We get
married once and stay al the time
married. You think / am q bad
boy you can phone the house
and ask. They made me drink.
They think / am crazy and put me
in q crazy house. He wants TO
operate On me am going to look
with my hrutherLn-law. We are
going 10 look ali the tine. lie viii
be here soon. He Is the biggest
criminal lawyer n MonsreaI- only
one thing tAsf can happen some
ene must have takes her away
frana ne and I am not crary. I
an getting nervous must ean
ny Mana.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-07
ILLNESS CAUSES DELAY
IN PICTURE DELIVERY

The pictures of children with
Santa Claus which were taken at
the American Legion booth during
the days preceding Christmas can
not be delivered for about two
weeks, due to the illness of the
photographer, Chaplain Judson
Stevephens said today.
The photos viii be finished and
delivered to those who ordered
them as soon as possible.
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SAUNDERS, CoCCN,

continued from Page One)
and also his request for bonds for
the following deputies:
Ernest {. Sisfrvnk, who will
serve on the north end Of fhs
Keys, headquarters Tavernier.
JEFF Broadhead, guard Of The
iaIl, photographer, identification
and fingerprint man.
Albert G. Gwynn and Serge Her
nandez, special deputies to serve
as night watchmen on Duval Street.
Austin Roberts maintenance
man at Monroe General Hospital,
was made a deputy there.
John Lehman, one time deputy
at the office of Sheriff Berlin Saw
yer, bailiff for court proceedings.
Clarence Higgs announced that
$3.50, 900 insurance policy with
premiums Of 5000 . year has
been taken with Key West In
sUranee company. The policy
gives extended leverage on the
building Of $35O.00O $4,000 for
hospital equipment and $4,000
for the boiler in event Of exPle-
sion Of II.
Commissioners approved six
plats for the following subdivisions:
North Marathon Shores, Sadowsh
and sons; Casa Manana Colony re.
subdivision, submitted by Lewis
Gray; Boca Chica Beach, and q
Big Pine road dedication submit.
ted by Lucy Lowe.
Higgs in defending the full time
hiring of Goggin as Engineer point
ed out that the county viii be
zoning the Keys In the coming
year and needs the services of an
engineer for this job. Further, Tax
Assessor Claude Gandolfo has ask
ed that Goggin help him in draw.
ing UP certain plats in his office.
Sawyer reported that with the
official dissolution of Key West
Improvement Inc, the SIS, 900 note
payable to the corporation on
Meacham field purchase will now
be made out to the three former
officers of the corporation, Vincent
Conley, Charles Helberg and A. e.
Golan.
County Clerk Earl Adams 70.
ported that $2,797 in excess fess
were received in his Office during
1852.
Bids were called for resurfacine
roads at Tavernier.
Joe Sirugo, contractor, appeared
again to ask Commissioners to pro-
vide an additional road on Stock
Island near 5th Street which he
said will become terribly congested
with the DRIVEN theater and the
dog track there. Sirugo had offered
two lots of his to be used for the
new road. A Mrs. Patterson ap-
peared before Commissioners to
ask that nothing be done on buying
her so foot front lot on the highway
until she knows more about Il. She
and Sirugo were urged to study the
matter together and then talk with
the County Legal Advisor about
their conclusions.
Commissioner Riggs moved to
add Harry H. Baker as main.
tenance man for SITS a month. He
will serve in all county buildings.
His employment was approved.
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MARINE LAB SAYS
Continued from Page onel

CONTINUED nom Page Onel
Of cosgrove Lighthouse and about
20 miles southwest Of Key West
He said he saw reddish brown
water but no dead fish.
Smith also checked a report
from q fishing vessel Is miles
northwest Of Marathon in the Bay
Of Florida stating there was eyi.
dence Of red tide" at that point.
Again he said be found reddish.
brown celebration in the water but
no dead fish.
Smith pointed out the celebration
might be due 10 organisms. or 2
mud from the shadows Of the Cape
Sable area.
The red tiie~ which has killed
millions of fish, Is caused BY ex.
traordinaFy ahundanees az q plank.
ton organism known as 6ymnoSil-
niSm Breyis.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-07
.TryOutS Continue
For Players Ne,O
Mystery Drama

Director Of the next Key
West Players production, Bob
Pollock. announced last night
that the next tryouis for the
coming mystery drama. 1.-THE
Bat" would be held at the
Barn Theatre 81 . pm. Thurs
day evening.
First readings were held
Tuesday night. Three or four
roles for women and four or
five for men are called for in
The play. As seen as cast.
Ing ls completed. rehearsals
will begin. The drama is .
stage adaptation Of fhs Mary
Roberts Rinehsrf novel, The
Circular Staircase"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-07

head Street and then south to the
Monroe Cours House where it wiz
disband and the judging win Be
done.
Jeff knight. is the parade
chairman with Floyd Hannibal
acting as the chairman for the
Douglass school.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-07
MARCH OF DIMES
Continued from Page One

Continued from Page One)
corner of Duval Street and Tru.
man Avenue near the Catholic
Noes. Starting promptly at 1880
p. m, the parade viii move from
Truman Avenue to Eaton Street
on Duval and thence east to White
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The Weather

Key West and Vicinity: In
creasing cloudiness with some
likelihood of scattered showers
tonight or Thursday. Warmer.
Gentle to moderate easterly
winds becoming moderate to
fresh east and southeast.
Florida: Clear to partly cloudy
and slightly warmer today and
Thursday.
Jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits and East Gulf: Moderate
to fresh winds, south to south
west over north portion and
southeast to south over south
portion today and Thursday.
Clear to partly cloudy weather.
Isolated light showers in ex-
IRENE south portion.
Western Caribbean: Moderate
to occasionally fresh easterly
winds today and Thursday. Part
ly cloudy weather.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-07

The star Arcturus gives 100 times
as much light as the sun.
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l1nIere beItellten 8dun1en iinb
nod nibt eingetroffen Bir iino iiber-
5elgt, baB oieielben 5ltr5eit, ga uniere
2eier biele 3eilen leien, in rnlern
Sanoen lein peroen.
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siam Soiepbinum in @ortbineton.
Ohio, 0eHen 3tped bic Seranbiloung
uiirbiger 9rieiter5Sglinge fir bic
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BauptidhIidb angetpieIen anf Die Gin.
Finite 6ieies Blattes fnb Die @efben.
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bon bier nab San Srancisco, no er
iid gu einem 8eiud in Nuitralien
einldiffen tpollte, itarb plotlib unb
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Der bo6m. !Sr. Ni6olas 8ed, eiu
8rieiter Der Oio5ele ct. Gloub. gr
mar 1868 in 0cutl6lano seboren,
mabte ieine Stuoien in ct. sSobn's
in Gouegepiae uno ipuroe BORT 1891
fir bie 9io5eie ct. Gloub getpeibt.
8ereits nod tpenigen Sabren muBte
er iebob fraufbeitsbalber r1rlaub
nebmen, febrte Inn Oie Sabrbunoert=
penoe nod ct. Glouo 5uriid, mo er
Gaplan am St.-6apbaels-9 -9oipital
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gen fortgeIdrittener &raufbeit eno-
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geborene bobm'ite Sr. Sobn 8oefeu-
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81. 8ater gum 8iibof bon &imberlep,
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foebr murbe am %. Sanuar 1908 in
8eit Boint ge6oren, fam ieoob in
friiber Sugeno nod edmonton, &a=
MAZDA, mo er am &olleg Ser Sblaten-
patres ieine Stlioien mabte. 1921
trat er in ben Sroen elm u1to erbielt
1927 Die GrieIteripeibe. Sn ser 5olge-
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St.-Bauls- -&oneg in @innipeg, bann
ais Seeliorger in &esina, mo er bic
Seiti6rift ,Warien-8ote' ins 2eben
rief. 1889 ipl1roe er Yropin5iaI Ser
ct. -Marien-O Orbensprobina, 1947 MI-
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far baS Soitpbtuu11

Cine @abe - iie lit nift Iebr
sroB = n0dte id beitrasen 5u gb-
rem bes I'll. antonius. 9ieier einfluB-
reihe Seilise i'm Simmel lit elmer Der
gldn5enblten Sterne i'm @naoenbim.
mel. Sd babe 1nein 2eben lang in
irgenoeinem 4nliesen MIDI on i'm
iseipenbet uno bin ieoesmal erbort
iporoen. @ott lei Danf!
l1nsen.
ginIiegenb $500 gum 3anf fir
Die Grb6rune mebrerer Bitten. 8itte
au ner6ffentliden. ~
6. g., 8is.
Sd ihide Sbnen biermit $1.00,
ben ih gu gbren oes gOttliden Ser.
gems sSeiI, Der Iieben Muttergottes
unb bes fl. ssoiepb perlprohen batte,
tpenn ib Arbeit erbalten tpiiroe. Sd
bin, @ott iei 0anf, erbort tporoen.
6. g., Minn.
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5Deite Hegierung, iDelhe OefterreiA
leit 1945 erbdlt, linb tpie bic borber-
|gebenoe eine coalition Der 3onIerbd-
tiben golfspartei unb Der So3iaIiiten.
Naab lit elm Ronierbatiber.
8ei ben dIlgemeinen @ablen nrn
%. 6ebruar iiberfliigelten Die beioen
Harteien ale anoeren, ieoob erlnngte
feline bon ibnen cine Maioritdt.
Sn Dem nenen &abinett erbielten
Die Soaialilten 5tpei neue BortfoIios,
oas oes 5taatsiefret1rs i'm &anoels-
miniiterium uno i'm Winilterium fiir
MeuBeres.
Ser nelle &an3ler lit Der Nabfol.
ger bon Or. 2eopolb Sigl, tpelher Der
Regierling felt 1915 portland. Sigl
mar es nod Ben Woblen t1id)t gelun.
gen eine neue aoalition 81 biloen.
Staliens nenes @abGgeiet
Sim Z. Stunt tpablt bas italieniihe
8olf Elm neues Yarlament. Die 8or-
enti6ei0ung lit leste @obe bereits
5uguniten Der fatboIiIben Denlofra-
ten unb ibrer 8erbiinoeten gefaIIen.
Hremier be @alperi bat in beiben
Sduiern bes Barlaments elm @nbl.
perfabren 0llrdgeiest, oas ieinen Mn.
bangern oreibunbertunba1t5ig bon
fiinfbunoertunoneunaig Siten In Ser
aammer iibern ioQ.
Die 8eporaugung Der 8erfnIlungss
parteien BEL Der Notwithstanding
idafft Elm @egengeipibt gegen ben
WiBbraud popul1rer Manoate I'M
DienIt elmer Itaats- nnb religious
feinoli6en frenben Ma6t.
9as @eiet puroeg gangenommen in.
mitten tpiloeiters Saenen, Die man ie
i'm italienilhen .8arIament erlebt Bot
uno bel oenen Glide unb 5tiible 5er-
ldlagen nurben.
Die &ommuniiten beriu9ten, 6urb
Streifs unb StraBenfratpalle oas
8oIfa ein5uidihtern nadoem lire
glufforoerung au einem oierlln65ipnn-
5igitiinoigen @eneralitreif groBten-
teils ltngeb0rt perballt mar.
I Die fonlmuniItii6en &ratpaIIe bat.
ten niht oie StoBfraft dbnli6er Mns-
bride nod Dem Rriege, bennoh 1hei-
men Die 9emonItrationen Die erregte-
item ieit 1948 getpelen au iein.
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Or. Mbenamers Be6entuua

Seine Holle als 8iirgermeiiter bon
Goln i'm .pilbelmiIben &aiierreih unb
nnter Ser @eirnarer 9fepublif bate
farm oa5u beigetragen, Or. Moen-
aller gu elmer International befann-
ten Beri0nlidfeit au MAIDEN. Den.
nod mar oenen, oie ii6 nit Der @e-
ifi6te Der &beiu-2anoe befaBten, iein
8irfen befannt genug, Inn i'm tpie-
Der als SberbiirgerlneiIter bon &oln
au berufen, nls bie amerifaniihen
Eruppen Die Staot belebten. Mber
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Bebnnolung 9eutfhlanos aIs gIeid)-
beredtigten Bartner gu berbinoern
oOer gum ninbeiten nlDgIihft nett
binans5uifieben? Danit fhtp1hen
Die 5rdn5oien geraoe bieienigen oeut-
iden &rGfte, Die nit ibnen loyal 5u-
iammenarbeiten tpone,h nnb it1rfen
Die Sppoiition berienigen Barteien,
Die glauben, fih auf einen Nationa-
lismus alien Stills beriteifen 5li iol-
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ct. 8anl, Ninn.-@ @prtbinstpn, o.,
Samstas, IL. Mpril 1858.
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spnntas, IL. Npril: 8eifer Sunn.
tag. @pangel M: SeIus
erI6eint ben Mpoiteln (Sob. 2O).
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Oienstag, IA. spriI: Siburtius.
Mitttpoh, Is. Ipril: Sftapia.
9onnerstag, 16. Ipril: 8eneoift So
iepb 2aber.
Sreitag, II. Mpril: Ini5etus.
Samstag, 1S. April: apollonils.
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M.8.s.

9ie 3eremonien in Ser beilisen
@ode, 3artpode, tpuroen in Der se-
pobnten @eiie pollaogen. @s tp1rbe
fein &laiieni,nterri6t erteilt bon
Weitttpobna6mittag Biz SIter0iens-
tasmorgen. 3ipiiben ben religi0ien
llebungen in unierer &apene nno ben
Stuoieritunoen bei61ftieten itd bie
Stuoenten nit peri6iebenen 8eriho-
neruneen, Die tie nit &llnitfertigfeit
irnerbalb Ser @ebduoe perlu6ten.
9ieielben iino nun fait beenoet, OBJ
tpobl nod etlibe Gerid0nerungen, Die
geplant iino, nod nidt au gnoe ge-
fommen iino.
ltniere beitellten 8dum6en iinb
nod nidt eingetroffen. @ir iino iiber-
5eugt, baB SieIelben aur5eit, ga uniere
2eier biele 3eilen leien, in uniern
Sanoen lein tperOen.
Die Mrbeit Ser Seminarilten ltnter
Ser 2eitltng ser Serren 8uman uno
grnp gebt poran, belonbers Oie Sor-
bereitlng oes 8ooens gum Mnpflan=
5en. Die Serren &opacic uno &lein=
beim banbbaben oas Yfliigen unb
Gbenen nit Dem Sraftor uno anbe-
rem Sarmini itrumenten.
Stubenten ser So6l6ule lin0 be-
auftragt nit bem Mnpflan5en ser
gGum6en. Sanlt SEN Stuoenten ba-
ben iie oreitauieno 81umhen gum
anpflan5en.
Son uniern 8bilolopben lnb Sbeo-
logen tp1roen bierbunbertl,nofiinfaig
SUB 1nierer Saupt- pt-Sener-9inie ge.
reiniet, Die itellenneiie total per-
itopft NOR, beionoers bon 8aumipur-
aeln. @ir erieben Sic rSoilpipe" NIT
elmer nSraniition Bipe", beren Ser
binSungen bidt periiegelt unb eng
perbunben iperoen. Die glrbeit, Die
mitllnter redt id)ipieris mar, lit nun
gliidli6 been6et.
al bat ii6 5iemlid idnen bon iei-
ner 8linoonrmoperation erbolt.
Die Stuoerten baben i6on mande
Stllnben NIT Dem Gollen ser @ras=
pldte 5ugebra6t. Ser oergansene
8inter mar 10 lei6t fir ben 8ooen,
oaB berielbe faum Der gbenarbeit be-
oarf.
nniere Mnpflan5ung bon fiinfunb=
oreiBig 4cres @interipei3en iiebt berr.
lid) aus, ebenIo Die iieb5ig Icres
MlfaIfa uno anoere &leearten.
8en San 8apegben1, Ser 8ater
unleres art uno Il, oerri6tet iebr
ipiiienIdaftlib forrefte arbeit an ben
peri6iebenen Straubern. gs iino be-
reits groBe 2aoungen bon abgei6nit-
tenem trodenen lnb unbrauhbarem
8eait beieitigt tuoroen.
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behandelt!

Der neuen Wissenschaft ist
es gelungen, das so heilsame
Knoblauch in fliissiger und
leicht zu nehmender Form
herzustellen. Auf dieses alte,
Won Pfarrer Kneipp NIT so
grossem Erfolg bel oben er-
wahnten Leiden angewandte
Naturheilmittel wurde Won Ell
mem prominenten Arzt i'm Fe-
bruar 1925 l1ingewiesen, und
i'm Oktober 1924 hat die Pari-
ser Academic der medizini-
Schen Wissenschaft die aus
serordentliche Heilwirkung
des Knoblauchsafts gegen
Adernverkalkung hervorgeho-
ben.
Nicht nur mindert Knob
LAUGH den hohen Blutdruck,
Sondern re1nlgt ebenfallE daS
Blut; ist also Elm vorztigliches
Friihjahrs-Kurmittel.
Knoblaucn ist zines der be-
stem Desinfektionsmittel und
neutralisiert schadliche Sub
stanzen i'm Magen und Inn
Unterleib.
Unser LIQUID GARLIC list
leicht zu nehmen und der
ubele Nachgeschmack kann
leicht NIT einem E;ss0fel
Honig entfernt werden.
LIQUID GARLIC kann be-
zogen werden zum Preis Won
$500 per Pint oder S.. so per
Quart portofrei. Das neue,
dreimal starkere Knoblauch-
Extrakt kann, ohne Preiserh6-
hung, bezogen werden Won der
Texas Liquid Garlic Go.
P.O. So Mineral Wells, Texas
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6r. Sen @ikmann. Ct binterldBt
leine Godter, Srau &almann, Cob
ington, &p.
Sram Warb Catherine 8remen, ge-
itorben am 81. Sebruar 1858. Sang
idbrige 2eierin.
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Hepublif, Sbeooor &orner, bereioigte
am Donnerstag elm neltes &abinett
anter Dem 8oriib oes sssnbuItrielIen
Sulius Naab, zines erbitterten Sem
oes Der &ommunilten, als &an5ler.
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baltenoe Negierungsfriie in oem be-
ietten 2anoe ibr gnoe. @s lit oies Die