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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-06-02
WHAT PROTESTANTS CAN LEARN
FROM CATHOLICS.

Can Catholics and Protestants
Learn Anything From One Another
was the subject of a talk on recent
Sunday evening by Rev. A. w. Pal
mer of the Congregational church in
Oakland, Cat. Professionals, he said
could learn from Catholics four
things:
n-A respect for the organizing
power and wisdom of the Catholic
Church Take a map of Oakland and
mark on it the location of the Cath
Ollie churches. They are all over a
mile apart. Then locate the Protes-
tant churches. They are gathered in
groups, competing with one another
wastefully and foolishly.
(2)-Reverence and dignity in wor-
ship are virtues of the Catholic
Church, which are too often lacking In
our Protestant churches. While the
Catholic Church has limitations in it's
lack of congregational singing and in
its use of an unknown language, it
nevertheless secures a devotional spir-
it and an atmosphere of worship far
greater than the average Protestant
church. Our Protestant churches, with
their (too often) undignified archi-
lecture, gingerbread decorations, gig
Cling ChOirs, cheap music and slangy
preaching, have much to learn from
the dignity and reverence of the
Catholic Church.
(3)-Along with this quality of wor-
ship goes democracy as an admirable
quality of the Catholic Church. 1t is a
curious contradiction that a church
monarchiCal in organization is demo-
cratic in its worship. But Protestant
ism has much to learn of these Cath
Ollie churches where the rich and poor
meet together, where the floors are
bare and the pews austere, and the
only display of wealth and ornament is
at the sacred focal point of the altar.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-06-02

The poor man does not fear he may
have intruded into rich mans club
when he enters Catholic church.
(4)-And finally, we Protestants
have to learn from the Catholic
Church that sense of membership in
the Church Universal, of fellowship
with all the ages and all the world
which is the peculiar glory of the
Catholic Church. We are too individu-
alistic. We are loyal to "our" church
and "our" minister, but have too little
sense of the communion of saints and
of membership in the Church Univer-
sal.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-06-02

In the course of letter Bishop Der
lioz, P. F. NJ, of Sendai, says that
Mgr. Chatron, Bishop of Osaka, has
been in the hospital for more than a
month. He submitted to an operation
and is recovering, but at the age of
seventy-three, strength comes back
slowly. W
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-02

Whole ham. lb. ............. 25c
shoulder, 10. ................ zoe
1 pkg. butter thins. 1Oc uzA
I jar peanut butter. .iOc
1 pkg. golden flakes, csc oOA
jar apple jelly. -. .'.10c o~Y
Sunshine Parti Box, II pieces; one
package Sunshine lunch bis
lCulIS ....N. 1cC
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart
Basement.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-02
Women's Queen QualityBoots
Charming Styles at 5000 and $500

Queen Quality boots of shoe soap kid leather are be-
ing worn everywhere by who demand the best
that can be procured We showing this new process
leather in many styles with high Louis heels $500
Shoe soap calf boots designed for women who seek
heavier leather than kid. Made the new long vamp
last with stitched wing tips nch military heels $500
White Pro Bucks in lace style, inches high with
high French heels and receding plain toe .... $3.50
Dives. Pomeoy stewart-street Rear.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-02
Chamoisette, Silk&Kid Gloves
Colors to Match the NeD Suits

h color range complete than has been for several
and the contrasts the of embroidery
vidual.
Ready for have selected their new
Spring apparel:
Two-clasp white washable chamosette gloves. Pair 75c
Two-clasp silk gloves with double finger black white
pongee and grey. Pair Observation-Disclosures. 6Oc $50
Two-clasp silk gloves with double finger ends; grey, pom
gee white and black; with contrasting embroidery Pair
$1.00 to $1.5O
Onecasp tan washable kid gloves Pair .......... $1.75
Washable kid gloves in pearl ivory putty and grey Pair
200
Fvo=clasp kid gloves in black with white stitching Pair
$500
Twoclasp kid gloves with P K. and stitching
white with wide Paris Point black embroidery. Pair S2OC
Twoclasp real kid gloves in black with white and white
black Pair Observation-Disclosures. 1925
Stewart Street, Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-02
Spring Weights of Underwear and
Hosiery Are at Your Service

March winds like lion but the month that making
n
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-02
Spring Dress Cottons Of
Quality Ready For a Big
Sewing Campaign

Paisley pongee in silk and cotton coored grounds with
Paisley design for dresses SO inches
Silk and cotton sport stripes in white and coored grounds
with fancy stripes single and twoone combinations SO inches
wide Yard .................. Observation-Disclosures. 69e
Fancy plaid silk and cotton white and grounds
with plaid design SO inches wide Yard ........ SOC
Satin stripe voe in white and coored grounds plain
and fancy satin stripes pink Nile cie maize gold grey
incheS wide. Yard Zoo
Sport suings in white and coored grounds with plain and
fancy coored sport stripes check and plaid designs SO inches
WIDE Yard 35c, Csc, 75c and $50
Gabadne sung in solid coors of Copenhagen cadet eseda
rose, pink hello and gold; SO inches wide Yard ~ 500
& Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-02

WOMIGN'S SILK HOSE
Fancy silk hose in stripe patterns fashioned feet
SIPS
Black thread silk hose fashioned feet :. 81 90
Black thread silk hose, fashioned feet lsle tops
$1.25
Thread silk hose, fashioned feet black and colors
$1.5O
MEMS FINE HOSE
Thread silk seamless hose, black champagne,
81 anu wIlIte .....'. 5Oc
SILK Isle interviewer seamless hose, black, grey,
1Ait
Black silk Isle seamless hose seconds of Csc
. Black cotton seamless hose; black, tan, slate and
= Gin De"Sh '''''''' 10c
Dives Pomeroy & Stewart-Street Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-02
An Echo of the
February Furniture Sale
Separate Pieces &c Suites Lou in Price

White enamel beds. .$3.9
Combination mattresses,
$4.95
Window chairs and rockers,
$4.95
American walnut beds,
$1,000
American walnut toilet table
with triplicate mirror $3.50
Golden oak, mahogany,
bird's-eye maple and walnut
toilet tables with triplicate mir
ror $3.50
Four-piece American walnut
bedroom suite ...... $500
Mahogany gateleg tables,
$12.95
Three-piece Jacobean living
room suite with tapestry spring
seat and back ....... S34.OO
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-02

Crepe de Chine dresses in Copen-
hagen and navy, made with accor-
dion plated waist and skirt with
a shirred panel at side of skirt;
sailor collar of white Georgette
crepe $16.50
Crepe de Chine, chiffon taffeta
and stripe silk dresses; one of these
models is made with a deep pointed
tunic, the waist has jacket effect
and is finished with broad belt;
white Georgette crepe collar, $3.50
Crepe de Chine and chiffon taf-
feta dresses, in Copenhagen, pearl
grey and navy; this model is made
with a silk yoke, waist and tunic of
Georgette crepe and trimmed with
broad bands of taffeta; white satin
collar $4,000
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-02
Weekend Grocery Items
For the Home

White Star hand packed tomatoes,
cans ............... 20c
lbs. Carolina rice .......... 39c
lbs. rolled oats ............ 14c
Split peas in pound cartons. 15c
2Sc bottle my Wife's Syrup" 26c
Large bottle best quality ketchup
14c
California prunes. lb., lie, 14c, ice
Pinnacle brand pickles, all Styles
jar 1OC
Heinz soc preserves. bottle. .27c
Tub butter, Id. .............. 4Oc
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-02
UNDERWEAR

WOMENS UNDERWEAR
White cotton ribbed bodices in regular and extra
White cotton ribbed sleeveless vests, taped neck,
White Isle ribbed vests, sleeveless taped neck,
White silk Isle ribbed vests low neck, sleeveless
regular and extra sizes ..................... soc
White Isle fancy yoke ribbed vests, sleeveless 75c
MEMS SPRING WEIGHT UNDERWEAR
Egyptian cotton ribbed shirts and drawers, each
75c
Spring weight natural wool shirts and drawers
$1.OO, SIPS and 81 so
Cotton ribbed union SUITS long or short sleeves
ankle and knee length drawers .....,.. 81 2S
Spring weight natural wool union suits long
sleeves .......:... ...................... 1925
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-02

Mahogany library tables in
Colonial design -. ..$11.95
Three-piece living room
suite of mahogany frames and
brown imitation Spanish leath-
er covered chair, rocker and
sofa bed; mattress included,
$500
Fumed oak library tables,
size 26x42 inches -. StO.95
Davenports upholstered in
tapestry ............ $29. so
Tea wagons in golden and
fumed oak 1915
Golden oak extension tables,
45-inch top and heavy base,
$3.50
Genuine leather fre-side
chairs ............... $3.50
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart,
Third Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-02
The Loyeliest New Silk Dresses
Of the Spring Season: Now Ready

The prices low proportion the real the
styles varied and pleasing Of Geogee de chine
taffea and crepe meteor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-02
A Corset For Each Figure
Type and Many Styles
to Choose From

There is one thing to remember in selecting corset
and most important point, too-he same corset will
not tit every figure by any In choosing corset
should choose the model individually right for
her own type of figure.
There are corsets in almost unlimited range of
styles-n front lace and back lace desgns-among them
there is models which will be perfect for your
needs Prices range from ........... $1OO to $1250
Dives Pomeroy stewart-second Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-02

.
Georgette crepe and crepe meteor
combinations in white, navy and
pearl. This garment is made with
an accordion plated tunic trimmed
with two broad bands of crepe me-
teor and finished with small silk
covered buttons; large sailor collar
of crepe meteor and Georgette
CISpS 9&O.UV
Copenhagen, bisque and white
crepe meteor dresses made with a
Russian blouse effect in box plated
waist and skirt and finished with
a large crepe collar and broad belt
trimmed in silk covered buttons
$500
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart
Second Floor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-20
gadI aennn stalI far aIaemeine Syede.

Der Observation-Disclosures 9rsidub DER Der. 5too-
ten SoanOeIsfammer IN g9aibineton 10 Arebt Die yfy.
Sanoes5ehns, bat if Ueranabt geieben iid SoI5 un0
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oieuen an Steae pon Stab oa 6e Dem elorncn 8eoarf
ocr gun0esreeerung iir @riess5wcdc Don Stob r
alqemene eeidditIitc 3wede nene iibrig beiben OIr
t. Sie eS in oem Girfular beiBt, mag Die oer5etge
Situation es fiir mande gerbrouder luunoglb moten
i6cr6onpt Stabl gu erloneen @i 6ortitrtt Ocs Srie
ges miro ii ser Stablbeoari Der 9egierung etig per-
nr6ren o Die gr0bte enbeiIniide %roOuttion oirite
idleBd nidt geuigen, INN Die @riorOerniiie gmerifo9
rno einer Aaiirten 81 beirieO0en Go6e ldBt i'd iiir
oeics SSa6r pe6er cine anebnlie germebrmg Der BRO
Oftion erporten, nod groBtmoglide 9IuSberte Der
Sta6liabrifen. 0a Sdmierigteten nit gc5ug ai ole
transport owie Ole grbeiter imo MISUNDERSTANDING
Ocaen 9etrie6 Der 5abrten bcbn0ern 0iiriten gn
Ocreriets lit Stnbl benotbgt r ben Ban Don S)iten
5ro6huogen 9ofomotipen, iiir Sdienen, Solmogen
GcbGlter, ir Wllnition mo anoere are9Smsrilhug
fiir G5ebGuoe Wloidinen @ert5euge etc An Niotera.
lien weIde ais grob iiir Stubl gebroudt mcroen fo
ncn 1T Ourdmls fein N}onee SSn oiclen 6dllen pernog
SoI5 uno Cement Dem geoorie 5u entipred]en, mo IN
fenem oieier Dloterioen beeh Snnppbeit ielbit wen
oc 2eieunqen gelegentlid unter Ger50gerlmg leoen
mogcn Stob iolte fir oIlgemeine 3rpede Oerwonot
mcrocn uem ser 0jebrolid oeics Moterdls unuermeo.
lid 1T, unO Stn6lboten oltaH bis 81 gelcgeuer 3eit
ptrido6cn mer6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-20
Ger 9lmf cines Sritcu an Scntidc
W1iitter,

gs lu6re Jii pijnidben, Dab Der &ut
Sen Der engliide SHriftiteller Sooll
Goine an oos oelitidje Niutter6er5 er-
ge6en lGBt, oarii6er 5wiihen Ol6ein
uno @eibiel rernomnen miro. @eil
es aus Oen QonOe Ger 9riten Der
critic 9lili it, ser ii6er ole 9IorOiee er-
idollt, o6ne iid) in @eb1iiigfeiten 81
ge6en. Soll Gnine, ser Iib Ourb bic
Shopiilngen ieiner SeOer cine in-
.ternationale 9erii6mt6eit oeriboiit
bat, ipribt SIT 0en oeutiAen Wtiittern,
oie er i'm oeiltideu Seim ans eigener
9(ni6ouiuto fennen gelernt 6ot, unO
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ser 9uitii6crfGae 81 ipirfen oenen
.iniduloigc @inoer gum Spfcr gcial-
len iinO. Goine re0t Die gan5e Sfdla
Ser auten menihIihen @efible an
mo oorin liegt Ger @ert6 ieiner
gSortc. @ic ihon 6eroorge6oben,
Ipriht er o6ne sic @e6Giiigfet, ole
scr arieg 6erOorgc6rodt bat, mems
sleid) aud oieier 81 Ser5eu sebenoe
9iuf in ieinen glrgumenten ni6t obue
ginieitigfeit iit Iob 0amit wollen
mir ms bier niht befaiien.
Giellcidt ontportct cine enaliihc
@hltter Dem eu0liihen Gidter, imo
mir Oenfen. oas miro geihe6en nit
oemielben @loBe gciii6lponer @Reuh.
lidfeit mo nit iueuiger @inieitiafcit
SeoeniaIS iuerocn oe Oeutiben
@diitcr Sen @eoanfcn Sen Saa
Gaine aurcat i'm eigenen gemiitb
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SOB ouh Die @liitter Der oIliirteu
9dnoer Scr 9lnreQuna nabe trcteu
@ielleidt lit Die Oeutid]e &rieeslei-
tlmg 6ereit, BON oerartigcn lle6er.
fallen iiir Oie 3nflnft o65rie6en
ipem ben Seitcn ser g(lliirten cilt
d6nlihes Geriprehen gege6en Mrs.
Sc0er Ierib aud Ger Gerinh
zines Gin5elnen Der oui cine WliI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-20

oerlng o0cr 9cidrdrfung ser
aricesiii0rnn9 unO i6rcr S6reden
auf allen sciteu 6iuauSgc6t mlIB
wilIfonmen gebeiben fperoen Soll
Gaiue iie6t 6effcutlid Elm, oaB ieiu
&ui an Die Nliitter Geulidlano'S, 10
idon er aud fliuat, MIR 6albc 9lrbeit
beOeutet, unO OoB 5lIr GerpollltdE-
oiglng Elm 9uf al Die 0liitter @ro6'
6ritonuien's n0t6ig it, uicbt nar fit
einen 9iitirieOeu ionOern fiir aIlgc'
meine 6rieOensdnbo6uuugen 81 ior-
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-20
GrIcsiOn.2inIe
nndl lShilaOelpbin.


d. Mbfabrt bonn Bier yir. I, Niebt,
~ Gtrabe S1mpier baieu an BET
~ Wetterton, Gbeiopeaie SaOen, Ioui
(q3oint @beInpenie @iiD, Wlo., 81
Georges, 9eIaware &iip, &el, uIo
i. Saees.Sompier ~9enn" nnO ~soro
Baltimore nbren bier Nlpl luodent'
W Iih, nnltntt tdplicb Sienlt1gS. 9on'
neritagS, Sdnlitags uno Sonnlage, l9r Wlor'
S'sS @adt'SamSier Sampler iaGl6, nlsseuOmmcu Conn.
tnas, i'm & ilbr 46enoS; SdbreeIo $tb0 tr
Bic Sinreiie so fir Die yunbrelle 90 Iagel .
9iiidinbrt per Tag ooer Ndtts0ampler ooer
per 10 & o.. $500. Durbenneshileie ol
nieorieen Jtnten (per Bdbn bon Ybtlaoelpgln)
nacb Iep gori, glilqniic GilO. @dpe Wla9, Nss
bnrb 9arf, Gong Brand. gllbanD, 1roD, "; VI
8onJano Ore, -4hHften i'm Noroen Btueie
bef gllbaugb'S uno dn Boro Der Dnnlpier.
Baltimore ndd Bctterion.
glbfabri Wloninas 9enitaes, Wlttimo0ss
0onneriiaas, Sretaas. s ilbr WloraenS uno 8
iibr 9lbenos; Samtnas. llbr WiorQens, 1.3O
gladniitdQs u1o nbr gben0s; SunniagS
llbr WloreenS mo 1.30 N1bmiiiags. .,
9iidilbrt bon Betiertof IT WlQnldgs, Wtils
pudbS uno Sreitnqs uHgefdbr I ubr gd0ntis
taos 8ieniiaps uno 2onIierlidac I'M lnaes
ld6r llbr giahmiin1s; S1mIiQqs uno Sonlis
iogs nm mnGeidbr lbr ysa1miitaeS mlo
lDr Mbenos .,,.s
NiIleie 90 Gents. wlan threbe nnI Neleno'
CSnn7-) Glareues epriSer g. g. ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-20
SnNcafGne.

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ait Gr. 24O6 @bdiesStr
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tuiss0ulpiial GS Sabre at.
glm n. Snli. 3uiepJ 7. Gowcrs, ytr. 1925
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-20
glmcrifds GreSit.

Ole Q6crip 9onos meroen eet an Ger 9ore etipaS
iinter Dem Nenmuertb quotirt DdB Oas Der 6oa it,
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W'ort brineen mie bimmel6od Der @reot ilnerer &e'
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ca Die cine 9hcenanlebe oireft i'm @ofc 81 Far lno
oreiein9aI6 %ro5ent lnterbriugeu tounte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-20
g9irO ser 0aeidlataa SEN ,yricOcn au6a6ucu2

Ger l6 ans Oen So3al0emotrotcn Der GentrunlS
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6ieer goiis Ocrmeigeru 10 lan9c lie 9eutibano nnO
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ronf ciuen Oerortieen 5rieOen onbetet iote es Oem
GinfluB imierer Negiermg mo Der Regerlma 9iuB
onos gengeu, ole 3itimmmg ser brtiden, iran5oi.
beh unO italeniiden &egieumg SIT erlongen lulO III
ucnigcn @ionaten ser SrieOe bereinbart leu fomen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-20
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llniere Gilenbabnen ltebcn ieBt Dor
elmer idrperen, elmer iebr ibweren
9lufgabc, Oie an Oie geihditlide llm-
iibt uuO l6otfrait Der Germaltn-
gen ole bohiten 9lnipriibe iteat.
9lneS fonrmt aber aub oui einmal:
ole GrforOerniiie Der &riegsperbdlt-
niiie lmO Oic Grnte. S6on in &c.
pobnlihen 3eiten criorOcrt oie @rn.
te3cit cine erbobte 2eilhtngsiGbigteit
pom ben 9abnen; tie 6aben oa ale
SGnoe poll 81 tbuu unO es mrrOe
nid)t iclten iber 8er5ogerllng in Der
@iIterbeior0ering getlogt. Wangel
an 6ra6tmoqen uno SofomotiOen
biloetc gemo6nlid ole Souptilria6e
oeS YfiBDergniigenS. giiin iebt a6er
ie6r bolO oie 9lrbeit ser 9abnen I'M
WlilitdrOienit elm mo Oos miro feine
fleine glrbeit iein. Sic 9eforOeulng
scr 1ruppen aus Ocn biSberigen lle-
blnqslogcrn in sic SommeIoger,
sic Der NeilorSgc6obencn in Die lle-
6ungsloger, sic @erpileglng Der
Sol0oten un0 oacs, ipoS nit Dem
&ricgc 5uiammenbGngt, Oos 9lllcs lit
iAon oaein imitonOe, Die gon5e Pr
belt Scr 9a6nen in glniprub 81 neb-
men. Man bari Die 9luSOebnrng oes
9onoeS unO oie D}enge Der 81 befor-
Ocrnoen Wcnihcn unO Stoiie ni6t
ucrgclicn unO Dob cS babel nod in
biel bo6crem @rnOe ais bel Gingen
oes oepo6nli6en 9e6ens AM Sdnel.
liqfeit anfommt. gfatiirlid bat ole
9fegierlma in oicier 9e5iebung Oas
@orreft aui 9eiorOcrlng Dor allen
Bci6Gitsppeiqen, o6cr gcro0e oieie
limo oes6ol6 fiir Oas @obl 0cS 2on-
oes nibt mcniger midtig ais in 6rie-
Ocns5eitcn. 9}ur Elm iorgiamcr re9el-
m1Biger &erfebr i'm @ewerbe- nnO
Observation-Disclosures fam Die gera-
sc icbt 10 n0tbigc 9ntpidelllng Der
qcihGitliden um0 6dusliheu &erbdlt-
uiHc ser 9ep0lIerumg i'm ribtigcn
@onge 6aItcn. @s 1T leidt geiogt.
@enu cs nibt onoers gebt Damn
muB chen ser regelmGBige 6radtOer.
febr eingeItellt werOen. 9r fam
chen nidt eingeiiellt merOcn, peuig-
items nidt auf ldngere 3eit. 9elon-
ocrs Die 9ei0rocrung Der lanOmirtb-
ihoftlihen Gr5eugniiie nertrdgt feline
Idneere @er5ogerlma tbeils Der
&ei6tperOerblihfeit Ger @oorcn bal-
Der. tbcils ouh, tpeil oie 2ebensmit-
tel gum llnterbolte Scr 9ep0Ifcrung
unbeOingt notbio iino. @s ge6t io-
pieio fnopp genug her, elm groBerer
@onacl an &e6ensnIitteIn miirOe
idlucre lln5utr1gliHfciten I'M @eioI-
&C boben. Ga beiBt es nit SodOrud
ocnrbcitet. lmo Oos ioatc bod wobl
inn 2anOe Der ilnbegren5ten Wlittel
nidt Su oen llnm6glihfeiten ge6o-
rcn. 9is iebt itonO 9Imerifo ooG i'm
9Ruie. alleS 81 fonncn; iett Gilt cS
Oen 9cpciS Oafiir 5u lieiern. g8ir
iino ii6er5eugt. ooB, BON fIeineren
Stodlmgeu unO imoor6ergeie6euen
3ifGaen obgeiebeu, ons omerifnni-
ibe 9eiorOerin9speien Oen uollen
.@elpeis ieiner 6G6iafeit erbringen
miro, oud Sen bodlten 9lnforOerlln-
gen 5li geniigen. glotbwenOig on5u
lit eS ireilih, OaB oae arGite ongc'
ipaunt perOen ooB icOer in @eiddit
SnOuItrie mO 9onOpirt6iAnft E6G-
tige Oos ieine 0o5u 6eitrdgt, oen
gabnuermoItlngen sic glrbeit 81 err
lcidtcrn. 9lur friiHe 3uidmmenipir.
fen oler fiibrt 5um 3iele.