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The Arvada enterprise., 1912-06-06
STATE OFFICIALS.

Goycrnur-John +. Shafroth
Lieut.. Governors. r. Fitzgarrald
Secretary OF State-James d.
Pearce.
Treasurer-Roady Kenehnn.
Auditor-M. A. Ieddy.
Attorney General-Benjamin Grit.
fifth.
Superintendent of Schools-Mrs,
Helen NJ. Wilson.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-12
Hsr Unfortunate Error.

A literary lady at = society dinner
was given seat next to q noted
scientist whose views wsre very ma,
tsfialistic. and 1t sons remark he
made ON the origin Of mankind. the
lady found her temper tried beyond
all bearing. 30 that she retorted: II
really don't care what you say. be-
lieve in the Bible. and there we are
told that Adam was the father Of all
living"
Il really think you are mistaken"
he said with smile. and 10 the sub
ject dropped.
A few days later the lady, writing
to bosom friend. told her Of the oc-
currence and added: Il am too morti-
ned. for l have looked the matter up
and 1t only says that Eve was the
mother Of all living. and 80 don't
know whether to write to the profes-
sor or not
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-12
Bees dnd IN
Form Notes

Do not overload the team. Better
make another trip.
Circumvent large feed bills BY
growing plenty Of protein feeds on
the farm.
The silo u the only safe and sure
way and the cheapest way to handle
the corn crop.
The silo correctly used will solve
the question Of profit from 500 an
acre land.
To jerk the horse 10 not very nice
way for the hired man to get even
with his "boss."
The ground for sweet clover seed
should BE- prepared the same ~ for
alfalfa or clover.
With good equipment and willing
workers haying IL not altogether 4
diragreeable task.
The best garden seed are not al
ways found in the packages on which
are found the prettiest pictures.
II your asparagus turns yellow II II
sign Of rust. Every affected plant
should be At once cut out>and burned
or well sprayed.
There are very few farms on which
additional labor expended in prspsr-
ing the seed bed would not yield
handsome returns.
The sooner manure 10 spread in the
fleld the smaller the loss OF fertility
incurred and the smaller the amount
Of labor required to handle It.
The common disk harrow is more
generally used than any other impls-
mont to cultivate alfalfa, and whom
properly adjusted does good work.
Consider the clovers. II often
means the difference. between failure
and success. Tho clovers are slmost
indispensable In the farm schsms.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-12

least matter II the SIX Get Il larger
than the lace lin fact m edge Of silk
beyond those d the. collars and cuffs
would be an added smartness.
There are always mothers who. do
not want to sew, preferring to dress
their young daughters from the ready.
made shop supplies. and II these are
skillful buyers they know how to get
both the right and cheap thing. II 10
always possible. too, to buy skirt or
Jacket Of suitable sort separately. 80
those on economy bent often do this.
hitting neat skirt with an odd blazer
that goes well with II or getting =
skirt for some lucky Jacket dnd.
Az to the wool one-piece frocks. they
are not 30 often found ready made ~
one would like, the weather being far
90 suggestive Of cooler raiment than
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-12
SIMPLE MODELS IN BLousEs
Many Designs Are Popular. Though
the sheer White Seems to Have
Points Of Advantage.

For wear with heavy skirts any
sheer lingerie blouses are all right,
but simple yet very dainty made mod.
els In nne cotton marquisetts trim
med only In fne tucking and made
with hemstitched rundown collars and
sleeves ending a little below the o.
bow are meeting with much success.
Some Of these little blouses have mar
row hems Of colorsd marquisette, but
while the effect Is charming, the ALL
white blouse presents fewer laundsr.
Ing dtmculties and will look well long.
or than the one with touches Of color.
Linen frocks Of a simple sort, but
trimmed with contrasting color or ma
terfal instead Of depending sntirsly
upon smart collars and cuffs and SELF.
trimming. are numerous and good Of.
fscts are obtained with the quaint
lowered linens Of Jony design in con.
nection with plain linen.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-12
laIRoDvcnoM OF QUEEN BEE
They Ar More Prolific Ovrins rhsis
First Tive vears and ehsuid rhea
- ouppasnted.

Queen bees will ordinarily i've an1
preside over the colony for four or
ave years before being naturally ~
perseded. but like . ben they are
nsca more prolific layers duFtng the1e
arst two years. For this Fsasoa. 80
also to improve yoHr stock. this b .
eood time a ths year to rsqussa yoar
apiasy. Remove the Old queen an1
tie bess vii at osee Droces1
to repair the Ices By coa-
stfuetiag luesa. cells for ths pro
1settoa Ct . young oas - take hss
place. writes I. y. TillingAast IN the
Coaatsy Osntlsman. % II yea are
satisAsl With the stock notAing nors
q necessary. tor In about twelve days
from The removal a Tie old queen .
young one Will hatch. In such cases
fron- two TO twenty cells will b
formed. and II your Old queen II oe
choice breeding stock. remove her to
soms other colony. and on the tsntA
day aftsr cut out carefully all except
one or two oslls. and give them to
your other colonies 1t the time that
you destroy their Quasns. In day
or two these cells will hatch and any
colony will accept . newly hatchsd
virgin.
AT some times Of the year It ID dif-
ncult to introduce an old queen to
strange colony without leaving her
Gagged among them for several days.
but have no trouble In removing .
queen and Introducing another at the
same operation at this time Of year.
while the honey dow 10 on. without
caging or loss Of time, by sprinkling
her freely with a mixture Of hour and
confectioner's sugar. and running her
in before their loss IL known. Under
these conditions the bees usually ac-
cept her at once.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-12
Hive stand and AIlshtIns Board.

trancs In the summer is left full X
inch deep and the width Of the hive.
In spring and fall entrance stops ara
used to close 1t to scant y inch by
to inches. according to the
strength OF the colony.
:. To make Il, cut two finch strips. ..
with the top or short side the length
OF the hive and the bottom 4 inches
longer. Cut strip the same width
for the back and long enough to reach
across the hive. less the thickness OF
the two Sides
Nail strips inside OF side pieces at
the right height to bring the bottom
up to where you get the desired bee
space. Another board should be
nailed across the front to come flush
with the bottom boards and form an
alighting board. A is side with cleat
In position, is bottom board COM
plete. c. entrance stop.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-12
MAKING HEAVY WAGON JACK
List Of Material Required for Simple
and Extremely Handy Implement
10 Quite Small.

Four pieces Of wood. three bolts.
two sorrows and one piece Of wire
completes the list OF material ~
Qafrcd tor very simple and handy
wagon jack. says the Homestead.
One piece Of : BY I hardwood.
feet. s inches long for the main up
right: one piece Of BY 4 hardwood. 2
feet long for lever. one piece BY
hardwood. with notches.
One piece Of 2-inch stun 10 inches
square for the base.
The lever is secured to the upright
with haif-inch bolt sh inches long
The piece with the notches is fast
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-12
WIlllno to obIioe.

A story comes from q town where
firms advertise to sell ish direct to
small purchasers. The glowing ad-
vertisements asked for the sending
of half dollar with q list of the va
rieties Of nsh preferred. One letter
read:
Il want two salmon. dozen whit.
Ing. . dozen fresh herring. some floun-
ders. and II you have them you can
add q lobster"
The next day the lady received =
letter, which ran:
Dear Madam: Please send another
dime and we will forward the fisher.
man."-Dallas News.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-12
Skirt Fastening.

It u no longer correct to take .
plain skirt and fasten It straight up
the middle of the back or front. Tho
nearest approach to It is q straight
fastening down the left side. three
inches in front Of the hip bone. After
this you can do almost anything with
that fastening you wish The snye-
lope nap In front 10 popular method.
1t goes across the figure from waist
to knees. and then turns on itself and
goes back to the hem.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-12
Art N COMBINATION
UsG OF RGa1NANrs ~ cLgvGA
HOME oRassMAkgR.
Many psi~ty eussmsr cestu~ss Msy
D vashIsesd q Small Expsaes.
With the Exercise ~ .
llttie Taste.

Our illustration presents the one
pisce frock - II would look in . pretty
striped challls. o. IN some other dainty
wool texture. With dressy Axings- The
bodice and skirt 81 the dress are put
together IN the nseal way with mar
row cordins. but @ the figure versioa
of the style tie waist line 10 hidden
BY . crushed bait OF silk, bows Of the
same going down the fastening Of tbs
'front.' which. with the bodice itself.
takss . diagonal line The collar and
CUTS are Of plain white organdy. with
band Of net lace and frill Of plain
net
Now. every mother securing the
shops for materials for home dress
making must surely encounter some
time the remnants of delicate wool
fabrics put forth Tor summer use and
which At this season are sold for 10
little. The ones with dark ground are
more useful than those with white
background, but II trimmed with the
color Of the patterning the white and
color materials would still be fairly
practical. and surely very suitable to
girlish use. Blue wistaria, gray and
brown are pretty colors to use. these
touched OF with little black or
matching silk and the bodice being
made always for = change Of collars
and cuffs. Black and white challie,
with limited amount Of colored silk
for the trimming, would be very eifec-
tive for little frock made up in this
manner. the bows and belt Of scarlet
or Of very bright blue or soft green.
A. to the collars and cuffs. they can.
Of course, - q the trimming material
aAA r. one wants T. smarten them on
occasions Il Il perfectly possible to
top them With others Of imitation irish
lace. In this event II does not in the
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-12
STAND AND ALlGHTINe BOARD
1esOh lsmhse viii o. see oidss snd
ea6s-cses A1vst - gnsreass6
b 4svo u Level

A geed bottom bosrd which can b
easily aaA6 b hsrs illustrated. Oas
oaa mako Il of rough lumber for ths
el1ss 80 ed. aa1 I'D boz lumbar
vill - Tor tAs bottom. In setting Il
tAs saly care sscessary b to have It
level - top.
l naks nias With . k-ineh bss-
Apaee u the hack eaA which slants
TO . x-iaeA space in the froat. says
. writer IN the Farm and Home En-
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-12
rest,na seed Corn.

TEST your seed corn" as slogan
tor every corn-growing state IN the
Union would not be bad one.
Do not trust to the other fellow to
10 the testing. Do 1t yourself. The
termination box ID the most conye-
aient place to ascertain the bad from
the good seed. When possible, use
seed testing 90 per cent. or better. And
then II the seed does not grow, look
% the soil and seasonal causes for
he poor stand A good stand Of good
torn means good profit,
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-12
GOOD NIGHTS SLEEP
No Medicine 90 Beneficial to Brain
and Nerves.

Lying awake nights makes It hard
70 keep awake and do things In day
time. To take "tonics and stimulants"
under such circumstances ID like set
ting tho house on flre to see II you
can put 1t out
The right kind Of food promotes re-
sreshing sleep at night and 4 wide
awake individual during the day.
A lady changed from her old way Of
sating GraDe-Nuts. and says:
For about three years l had been
Z great sufferer from indigestion.
After trying several kinds Of medicine
the doctor would ask mo to drop OF
potatoes, then meat, and % ON, but in
Z few days that craving. gnawing feel.
lnS would start up. and I would yomit
everything ate and drank.
When started on GraDe-Nuts, vom.
tting stopped. and the bloated feeling
which was 70 distressing disappeared
entirely.
my mother was very much bothered
With diarrhosa before commencing the
Graps-Nuts. because her stomach was
so weak she could mot digest her food
Since using Grape-Nuts food she is
well. and says she don't think she
could do without It.
II u . great brain restorer and
nerve builder. for can sleep q sound
and undisturbed after q supper Of
urape-Nuts ~ in the old days whom I
could not realize what they meant BY
= bad stomach., There 10 NO medi
cine % beneficial to nerves and brain
- good nights sleep. such ~ you
can enjoy after eating Grape.Nuts."
Name given by Postum Co., Battle
Creek. Mich.
Look In pkgs. for the famous little
book. THE Road to Wellvilie."
Hver Rad the ab~vs lstters A nsv
o.e e1Yeers fren tiRe t. finse, THty
~ 9eeusns, true aaA fall of hvaa1
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-12
and satin. art serge. art linen Or SILK
would do equally well.

and satin. art serge, art linen o. SILK
would do equally well.
It can be cut out entirely In ons
piece and lined with soft silk. the ends
can then be folded over and sewn
down SO that they form two pockets.
into which the silks may be slipped.
The case IL bound throughout at
the edges with narrow ribbon and
folds together at the csnter, and can
be secured when closed BY the ribbon
strings.
The word silks" IL worked across
the front OF the case and the remain
ing space filled up with simple con-
ventional design which may be quite
we'll embroidered from our sketch.
The upper illustration shows the
case open and in the lower sketch It ID
closed and secured with ribbon
strings. ~
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-12
Garden Fertlilxer..

We'll rotted barnyard manure il the
best garden fertilizer. For late crops
L Is not necessary that It be thorough.
y decayed. as there Is time for It to
tecay before the plants need 1t. Nitrate
u coda and some other commercial
fertilizers are occasionally used for
Speciai crops and will probably have
20 be used more BY market gardeners
beneafter on account Of the difliculty
n getting stable manure.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-12
Feetaear ln Now York.

The new buttoned oxford. though a.
dainty and pretty n the taller but.
tonholsd boot. IL not ~ formal a. the
latter. Buttoned boots of satin are
worn with most ceremonious evening
gowns and even with wedding gowns
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-12
strictly Up to Date.

Strictly Up to Date.
Alice-How oddly some men pro
pose.
Kate-r sould say SO. A gentle
man asked mo last week II felt IA
vorably disposed to unification Of In
terests.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-12
eueeessIon Of veaetahls,,

Succession Of Vegetables.
Be sure to plant succession of all
the vegetables best liked by the fam
Hy as well as those intended for mar
ket. thus prolonging the season when
they may be enjoyed at home or sold.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-12

When In nssd Of good laxative give Gar
dsld Tea trial and be convlnced Of Its merits.
Il u msds entirely from pure herbs.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-12
Fence Corner Pest.

The tree IL cut the size wished for
the post (the tree forked. Of course)
The fork is cut foot shorter than
the body. The post q put In the
ground and the fork turned on the in
side corner with rock placed under
the prong.
It IL impossible for . post made in
this way to pull away.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-12

Gowns. h H. dssssy ssass. With au-
tunn suGgsstios. 90 II . vacation
froek Of this sort b nse1sd there 70
more chance of gstting the right thing
WITH ho0o making.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-12
CASE FoR EllsRol0ERY SILK
VIII D. FesNd gssssddasly Usssvi b
ne old Whs Like This Fern q
psnsy Werk.

A case for embroidery silks 10 very
necessary and useful possession. and
In our sketch may b. seen . practical
case for this purpose. and one also
that d extremely simple TO make.
The material in which II can b car
risd out q almost matter Of choice.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-12

One always thinks there l. lot Of
money to b. made In any kind of bust.
ness that he Isn't In.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-12
STRONG CORNER FENCE POST
Substantial sraes Nay BE Construct.
ID From Small Tree by Follow.
Ing Instructions.

A satisfactory corner post may be
made from small tree. as follows:
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-12
Potato Rot.

II We would avoid rot in potatoes
We must spray at least three times.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-12
A Heavy Wagon Jack.

f1eaVy wagon JACK.
pned to the lever with half.inch
bolt. and the piece Of wire that
holds the notched piece In place Il
fastened to tho upright piece with
screws
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-29

@rOben S5enn fuit 5u gr5e gefiibrt
lin5. 0teie bei0en staota, Sic nod,
Dor etma 5ebn Sabren einen poblper=
5iemen STUFF als idlimmite Yeitboblen
ser 9eeuen @elt ge1roiien, fins beute
6ie geiun0eiten @afenorte bon gan5
Gentrulamerifa. Man loQte es nidt
fir mogli9 balten, ouB me0er bier
nod in 0en 8ebieten, Sic Sic Bond
ma=8obn be5m. ser @anal berubrt,
@oSfitos, STE Srager oner ser fruber
bier Rrriden6en &ranfbeiten, 5u fin
SEN ltn0.
lin Don SER finun5iellen Notbmen-
oigteit oes &apitols, uie 5. 9. fir un=
ier @unfmeie len, uniere Sn0uitrie, I'M
Ieren @an5el, ntdt einmal 5r re5en,
pte bitten ipld,e, ser Men1dbeit un6
Sem Sorti9ritt 10 iunenie 9ienite
leiitenoen l1nternebmungen 5uitan6e
fomnren fonnen, obne @roBfapitol,
obte Da2 @eD IN Den 9anOen e1t1e5
ginaelner1 o6er @eniger?
1nn f6nrte, 10 tperfen Sic So5in=
ltiten Elm, a1d} auf anoerem @ege
5asielbe erreiden un6 anitutt NIT SEM
@elbe gin5elner 5ieie groBen Inter
nehm1ngen a%usfubren, ie6en Strict
ter, nah ieinen ftnaBtellen Miteln
iid Soran betheiligen laiIen. Mun, ge<
iebt einmaI mir lebten unter Sem bon
Sen So5iaIiiter uno SEN l1n5ufrieoe=
ren 10 febr ber6eigeiebnten &egime
ser @iitergIeidbett. Se0er @enoiie
tpifrSe SIT Sem gau zines @ieienfanals
mie Ser Ses Ha1rnmntanols, ioeen mir
800, a>rlegen. 0ieie 500 ie6es &C.
no1fen miiBten notbuen6tg 5ur Ser
maItl&ng un5 Ml1saablung on Sic @on=
traftoren ur5 Mrbeiter in Size 6dnoe
eines g~in5elnen o6er @eniger gelan=
gen. @ieie Mieieniumme foinnte man,
|obs1e ungeheurer1 &erluif, nidt 90 anf
eimm 6ulien Iiegen lniIen, ion6ern
maaBbtte jjiis uuf elmer gunf o6er ionfttpo
.anIegen. ltno 10 in1o mir semi idlieB=
Iih mieSer, trot io5taIiitiider @eft=
perbeiierung Bel unierem oltbetpabr-
ten spitem ungelangt inns miiiien ge=
Itehen: @opitaI. @roBfnpital lit cine
nptfmen6ige Ginrtdtung Uni erer 3eit
q%etper5en, 'penr o1tb in mander Stn=
iift Iei6er Elm nothtpenoiaes ltebel.
s. 30. 8.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-29

ter greifbaren spmbolen, ser Stint
mel aui Gr0en, sic oemiitbige arodd=
tige 8eug11ng unter lein @ebetmniB
uno feline @unoer, obne oellen gnt
pfin0en Sic &eligion itirbt. SIN Nro=
teltontismus oogegen gilt Sic Miidt
ternbeit 0es grfennens, ser uniid5t=
bare @inmel, ser aufredhtebe,1Se
@eter, mehr Elm Nrbeiter in ser @elt,
5enn eir geter. 1em &atbolifen
bleibt Sic Moglihfeit Ser grmedlmg
religi0ier @efuhle, neil es sic An=
ifalm1ng bietet, Ser Hrotel tantismus
lebt an Steae Ser religiolen @efIble
81 leIdt Sic eigene gnergie 6es mo=
raliiden @illens. Ser aber iton1m
BON urrte1, 1ifpt DON oben. Sic Ser
NUM- It u,ro ibr Gefet erjellget i'm, o(io
Sic @elt."
~Se0esmal mirit bu, menn ou nit
frommen gmpfinoen in Elm fatbo=
lilAes Gpgma o0er eil1en fatboliihen
gruu6 bineil1leufteit, Sas Su1rel ei=
mes foitbaren @laubensgeSanten So=
rim aufleudten leben. 0enn mas lit
Sic Seelenmeiie anoers, aIs Sic Sem
@er5en 10 oringenSe Gurbitte fir Die
So0ten; mas lit ser @larbensgebor=
Jam anoers, als Sos ridtige @eflbl
oafir, oaB mir auf emig in 6iibrer
ur5 @efubrte m1seinan5er falen mer=
Sen; mas lit Ser @eoanfe 5es guten
@erfes anoers, als 6aB 6as Gut un=
oeroerlierbar lit un0 5oB es gu oou-
bringen BHt6t, aIio CUR 5eligfeit
notbmen5ig it, obidon 1utberiiae
1beologen iid 5u Ser 8ebaupt1ng
oepitiegen baben, ooB quite @erfe
idd0li@ sur SeIigfeit ieien?"
Ser @erfaiier preiit audi Sic id6=
mem religioien @eoanfen, Sic SEN
@eboten, Sonntugs Sic beilige Meiie
gu beiuden, gu beidten uno 3u fon1=
muni5ieren. bem &oienfraBgebet,
Sem &etdtlpiegel sugrun6e lieqen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-29
~GbrenmertbeS 3em9nib.

Ser @l,u5ertiabrieter Ser Tlr1tn
ar1pp hat Sic 9onooner Simes el1er
llr1geren Mrtifel getpiomet, oem Se
naditebenoen Sdbe ertnommen Ii1to:
Sic @rlnoertiahrfeier IN Glen 1T IN
gng[on0 l11o 5meifelos u1td in o1=
Seren 9anoern nit lpmpathiidem Sn=
tereiIe periolyt moroen. Sic Mnpe=
lenheit Sc: @aiiers bat Ser Teier ei1er
nutio,alen Gfarafter gegeben, u1ro
oas oeutid}e Golf bot oQen Gru1S,
bet 0ieiem Mnloiie nationalen 5tol5
Git empfin0er. 9us beutige 2e11tlh=
lan5 in @aHen lit in moterteaem
Slime Don &rupp geidaften tporoen,
aber Sic 6irmn &rl1pp bat, tpie Ser
Roiier in ieiner TeitreSe betont bat,
nrehr fir Sic Station getban, als lie
gu bemaHnen. Sic itebt on ser Sptse
Ser inSuitrieaen 5Jdtigfeit, BON Ser
sus mooerne 3el1t1dIano lem uno bon
Ser ale e1rergiiden Nationen, eng
lano gar5 Miotrners, mebr uno mebr
ubbdngtg meroen. @ir b0ren heut=
5utage u1o nirgen5s 10 leidt mie III
0euti9Iano einen mafienoen Gbor
Don &lagen lsno Gortpirfen gegen Sic
npoerne Sttoultrie uno Ste Manrer,
Sic lie geid1uifen baben. 2ie M11t=
mort narouT iii, SuB Sic Snorltrie
u11b lie oQein oem golfe es 5urtlh1t
m0gIi9 madt, 51 Ieben un5 5meitem
in ei1em it1rlSig iteigenben GraAe BON
8ebogen 5n leben. Sic Soot Chen
lit Elm 8eiipiel oafir, aber MIR Elm
ein5elnes. Set ser @riin0ung Ser
1Sirmn @rl,pp lit Sic 8ep0lferl1ng
0eutiflon5s BON fiinfuno5maSig out
ied5ig Miaionen gemodlen uno Ser
Ston6or6 ser DEMONSTRATING lit bon
aiuberiter Mermlidteit gu einem ho=
BEN @ro& Don 4omfort geitiegen. g.
len 5etgt, pie 6as geideben lit, nno
Giien lit Sic Shoph,ng rmgepobnli=
der M6nner. Ser gtaut bdte oas
ni4t ttfbm tonr1er un5 ebenlo penig
Sic Mrbeiter sui ammen, Sic bon Ser
6irm ieit ihrer @run6ung beiddftigt
mor5e1 iino."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-29
Gin Broteitant nber &a:
tbolii1es.

SIN eoangel. @%emein6eblatt bon
@iesbaoen IaBt iid Ser eoangeliide
Hiorrer 8uih, nun in greme1, iiber
SEN @atboli5ismus in folgenoer lpm=
patiider &unbgebung bernebmen:
Bel elmer Sour our6 SEN S6tpar5=
ua6 lit Sem @erfailer ser &afbolt=
5ismus 10 iinnig un6 innig mie nod
ME uorgefomuben; bier meinte er Sen
Gdluiiel sur @irfiamfeit oes &ntbo=
li3ismus un5 sur nntpirfiomfeit oes
Yroteituntismus gefunoen 81 baben.
0p 6rauen unS @in0er arf Sem
@ege CUR sdulmeiie un0 Sic bar=
bdduptigen Mdmner nit ibnen, Sic al
ten @eibIein beten1 Dor sen Berg
fre1,5en u1o rpin6idiefen Marterbil=
5er1, un6 nit Meniden ot6tgeful-
ten Hfarrfirden, iotpie Sen itnntg mutt
reidem glumenflor geidmiidten
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. baben es linn
fdmmr5lid gum 8erpuBtlem gebraM,
mas sic Eroteitunten perloren baben:
sic Mn6odt. 9o0urd lei Ser Nrote=
ltantismus religios nerarmt. ct tper=
fe Ser fatboliiden Stride @eltfludt
DOT u16 ribme iid ietner @eltuber=
minoung. rgber mas lit Bel oreiuier=
tel Ser Hroteitanten aus Ser Belt=
iibermin0ung ge~tporoen2 gtnfa4 etn
Muigeben in Ser @elt, TIT Sen Beirut,
Sas @eifaft, Sic Sednif, 5as Ser
qniigen. Sic MaiIe fommt nidt iiber
Sic Srennl1ng BON Mrbeit unb @ebet
hin1peg. Cine Siftion lit aud 5os @e=
bet i'm &dmnerGein. &irdenlos Be-
oeutet fir Sen Durdidnittsmenlden
immer reIigionslos. @ir brauhen
nidt Bios Sic 5tunoe ser Mnoaht
lon0ern audi ste Mittel 6a5u. Wir
braudett Sic reItgtoie Mnldou1ng.
bos 8iIo, Sos @reu5, Sen DOM, ia
iogar meinehpegen aud 5as HrteIter=
getpamo um6 6ns mpihihe 6albounfel
ne1igItens Fir sic Maffe."
SIN @atboli5ism1s berri4t ote
Mnidar11ng seq gollfomutenen un,