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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-12
SWEAR JURY TO
TRY CUNWOMAN
IN COP MURDER
j.. Blonde Turns Pale, FaIterS
as Indictment Is Read
in Court.

BIZ Hifed Prose
NEWCASTLE. Pa. March 12-
The jury which will decide the fate
of Irene Schroeder former Wheeling
wv. Va waitress, charged with the
Staying of Corporal Brady Paul.
state highway patrolman, was com
pleted today when John Fullerton
a salesman, was accepted as the
twelfth juror.
When Fullerton was accepted
Judge r. L. Hildebrand ordered the
jury of two women and ten men
and Irene 70 stand and face each
other.
The clerk then read the indict-
ment again together with the ar
raignment and the Woman's plea of
not guilty.
Irene balanced herself with her
hands on the table and listened
She flushed and turned pale and
when the minutes of readings were
concluded. she sat down heavily.
The state will begin its case
against the former waitress by pre-
senting the corpus deficit for proof
Of death after District Attorney
John S. Powers makes his opening
address to the jury
Powers will outline the woman's
alleged career Of banditry that end
ed in the Arizona foot hills, weeks
after Corporal Paul was wounded
mortally.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-12

miners demands for a revised scale
made it mandatory on the policy
committee to accede to the request
the committee reported. There was
nothing else to do. The ~fsponsi-
bility for Disappointment nd eco-
nomic losses resulting from the
change in policy rests squarely upon
the officials OF District No. IL"
Expulsion of all miners attending
the Springfield (Ill0 rump conyen-
tion was looked upon as probable.
The convention, approving reports
of officers, went on record as urg-
ing passage of a senate bill proyid-
ing for licensing of bituninous coal
operators and regulation OF mine
operation. 1t was the first time in
history a mine union convention has
advocated such legislation, but legis-
lative action was declared vital by
the officers,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-12
MIR. JOHN REED

Photo by National Studio.
Men and women who have taken
Konjola~-giyen 1t a fair train
many cases are eagerly indorsing
and praising it, as shown by the
testimonial produced here. To give
Konjola a fair test, the sufferer
should continue with this remark
able medicine six Or eight weeks.
One bottle will last week, and the
cost is small, indeed, for such a
worthwhile treatment,
This super medicine, Of 80 valu-
able ingredients, strikes at the very
source of the ailment, and, as hun
dreds of men and women of all
ages have learned, to their everlast-
ing Joy, brings relief that is swift
and thorough. The experience OF
Mr.. John Reed, age SO, who lives
at 443 West South street, Indian
apolis, is an added event In support
of this claim. The Konjola Man,
now at Hooks Dependable drug
store, Illinois and Washington
streets, this city, will give you all
the facts about Konjola. He Is not
there to make promises but to tell
you what Konjola has done, is do
ing, and will do. Mr.. Reed recently
said to the Konjola Man:
For three years I had been in
q weakened, rundown condition be-
cause of stomach, liver and kidney
troubles. 1t is little wonder that
rheumatism, with It's terrible aches
and pains, settled in my arms and
shoulders. Food did not digest as
it should, but lay in my stomach
and soured. Gas, bloating and
cramping pains caused misery for
hours after every meal. I had a
burning sensation from my throat
to my stomach. I had sharp pains
across the small of my back; my
hands felt numb, and suffered
with headaches and dizzy spells oc-
casionally. Naturally, I could not
sleep we'll at night, and lost in
weight and strength.
my attention was attracted to
Konjola by the many sincere en-
dorsements and 1 wondered II Kon~
jola was the medicine needed.
Well, was not long in finding OUT
for, Just as I was told it would do,
Konjola lost no time in going 70
work. Within week I felt i'm
proved, and in four weeks Kontola
had completely banished every last
one of my ailments. 1t is, indeed,
remarkable how this medicine
stimulated my organs, renewed my
strength and vitality; particularly
so, when my age, SO, is taken into
consideration. And it has been over
a year since Konjola restored my
health, and not a trace OF my Tor.
mer ailments have returned 1t
gives me much pleasure to endorse
Konjola."
That's the kind Of medicine Konjois
Is one that keeps the faith; that
brings results: that makes good.
The koniola Man IS al Hooks De
pendable Drug Store, Illinois and wash
ington streets, indianapolis. where he
is meeting the public daily. introduc-
ing and explaining the merits OF this
new and different medicine.
FREE SAMPLES GIVEN
--Advertisenaeak
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-12

of legislature. Plans were formu-
lated at the luncheon Tuesday. Eliza
o. Rogers, G. o. P. state chairman,
was the principal speaker.
Rogers urged the veterans TO
unite behind one leader If they ex-
pect their party to carry the county
in the fall.
He pledged state committee aid.
Plans for the recodification bill
provide for a commission Of five
members to be paid $500 annually
to compile all the laws. The direct
or of the legislative bureau would
be an ex-of1icio member and an
appropriation of 100000 would be
voted for the work.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-12

oligarchy whose only motive is to
maintain itself on a lucrative pay
roll, the telegram charged.
The rank and file of the miners
union, Howat telegraphed the SEN
ate committee, have adopted new
constitution and seek only the
right to abolish the moribmd
leadership and greedy control of
John L. Lewis
The constitution of che United
Mine Workers of America expired on
April /, 1929" he said. 1T con-
tanned no provision by which it
might be extended beyond that date
without the sanction of an inter
national convention. The convention
required by the old constitution to
be held in January. 1929, was lille
gally postponed by Lewis in the face
Of growing revolt within the ranks e
Lewis Is FIayed
Recounting what he described as
the death agonies' of the Ohio
Miners union since the 1927 strike
Oral Daugherty, former Ohio dis
trict official, told the convention
Lewis twice had blocked efforts OF
the Ohio officials to settle the strike
on terms which would have pre-
served the organization.
Thousands Of our miners are
earning less than $3.50 a day and
working on an average of three days
a week" he said. When Lewis took
control we had more than $4,000
union members in Ohio. Today We
have less than 1000"
Leaders in the reorganization
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-12
Ask Senate Aid
BY LAWRENCE SULLIVAN
Times staff Correspondent

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, March IL
Rebufed by indianapolis leaders in
their plea for a joint convention of
miners under the supervision OF the
American Federation of Labor, the
Springfield reorganization conven-
ton today placed its case before the
senate labor committee.
This convention earnestly pleads
for the aid Of your committee" said
a telegram sent to Senator Borah
of Idaho, ranking Republican mem
Der of the committee, and to Ser
ator TaSker L. Oddie of Nevada,
chairman of the committee on
mines.
Signed by Alexander Howat,
Kansas mine leader and chairman
of the convention, the message de-
clared the nation at large would be
called upon to share the cost of
"the illegal and unconstitutional
procedure of the Indianapolis con-
vention."
Adopt New Constitution
The Indianapolis convention is
composed of delegates selected by
Lewis organizers, whose expenses
are paid from the international
treasury. It has nc authority in law
or justice to pretend to represent
anything but a cruel and mercenary
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-12
LETTERS DROPPED ON
STREETS GO THROUGH
Test at Evansville Shows Four of
Five Reach Destination.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, March II. -
a newspaper reporter insists that a
letter doesn't have to be dropped in
q mail box or postoffice to assure
delivery. Letters tossed on side
walks here resulted in four out of
five reaching their destinations.
The reporter addressed five let
tiers to himself and scattered them
about the business section, but not
without difficulty.
An elderly man frustrated one at
tempt to lose a letter. His Il beg
your pardon. you dropped this" sent
the reporter two blocks farther. Two
neWsboys retrieved another.
The next day a poStman brought
in four of the letters. The fifth was
not delivered. 1t will never be. The
reporter saw young man in front
of a poolroom snatch up one en-
velope and dart inside
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-12
ENGINEERS TO HEAR
SAFE LIGHTING TALK
Bureau of Standards Official Will
Outline Government Drive.

Details of the governments cam
paign for safety auto headlights
will be outlined by A. A. Allen. chief
Of the headlight research depart
ment of the federal bureau of stand
ards to the Indiana section of the
Society of AutomOtive Engineers
Thursday night at the Claypool.
Chester S. Kicker, president Of
Day-Nite. Inc, of Waukesha. Wis.
will speak.
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PAGE g

movement plan to ask all local
unions to send their dues to the
new secretary treasurer.
Lewis and the Indianapolis group,
1t is anticipated, will seek an in
junction prohibiting the use Of the
name United Mine Workers of
America by the Springfield insurg-
ents. The Springfield organization
will carry its fight TO the next con-
yention of the American Federation
of Labor next october.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-12
Pins in Stomach Fatal
3p Times Special

81 tmcS special
MONTICELLO, Ind, March 10
Funeral services were held Tuesday
for Mary Louann Melvin, 212-year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Felix
H Melvin. who died following an
operation in which two safety pins,
fastened together, we're removed
from her stomach. She swallowed
the pins a week ago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-12
STRIKE BLAME
IS HURLED AT
MINE REBELS
Illinois Convention Appeals
to Senate Leaders
for Action.
Continued From Page II

insurgents in a two-hour address,
Tuesday afternoon, in which he
charged treachery by District y
Officials
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-12
GROUP CITES PLATFORM
Good Government League Interested
Only in Clean Men

The Marion County Good Gov
eminent League, which last fall took
an active part in the Republican
municipal campaign. but Endorsed
no candidate for the board of school
commissioners, again has announced
through Roy T. Combs, deputy
sheriff and its president: I'VE are
interested in clean government, and
clean men In Office"
Combs declared that the league
would indorse no slate of candidates
in the primary this year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-12
OLD BURNS ARE FATAL
Lad, 8, Dies on Eve of Birthday
Party Over Radio.

BU United Press
DETROIT, March 12.-Bedridden
from burns when his clothes
caught fire as he played about a
Halloween bonfire two years ago,
Earl Hoot died here few hours
before he was to celebrate his ninth
birthday by hearing his name
broadcast in a r ado birthday
party"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-12
Successful Since 1889
u d q S ~
MORE EVIDENCE
OF RARE MERIT
OF new K0NJ0LA
Again New and Different
Medicine Brings Re-
n1arkable Relief From
Stubborn Ailments.

In the record of Kon1ola, the new
and different medicine, sufferers can
find more and more reason for hope
as this great compound marches on
to victory after victory and triumph
after triumph.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-12
WINS WITH SALES TALK
Henry thinner, IA, Takes First Prize
in Magazine Contest.

Henry thinner, IA, 1924 East Ray
mond street, was announced today
as the first prize winner in the an
uual sales talk contest of the Pictor-
lal Review Company. held at the
SEVERN Tuesday night.
Other winners were Robert Lloyd.
Is, 721 East Thirty sixth street, sec
ond, and James Walton, IA, 1880
East Tabor street, third prize win
ner. Judge Frank j. Lair Of the
Marion county juvenile court was
the principal speaker. Approximate
ly 200 boy and girl statesmen and
parents attended.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-12
Building Bird Houses

of birds attract beautiful
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bulletin, BUILDING BIRD HOUSES easy for the
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-12
VETERANS WILL ASK
LAW RECONCILIATION
G. o. P. Group Hears Address by
State Chairman Rogers.

Recodif1cation OF the Indiana laws
will be urged by Republican veter-
ans of Indiana at the next session
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-12
Given Rousing Ovation

Lewis, given a rousing ovation
after his address Tuesday afternoon,
smiled when he read dispatches
from Springfield in which Alex
ander Howat, Kansas union leader
was quoted as declaring the rank
and file of the miners union has
adopted a new constitution and
seeks only the right to abolish the
"moribund leadership and greedy
control of John l.. Lewis"
The vote placing blame upon Dis
trict No. IL union leaders for failure
of the 1927 strike and the break
down of the joint wage scale con-
tract for the central competitive
field, came on approval of officers
reports.
The committee on officers reports
declared that in June, 1928, the
Illinois executive board held a
meeting at st. Louis, Mo, at which
the public was informed the Illinois
officials were in favor of a wage re-
duction due to economic conditions.
Vote to Change Policy
On petition of the Illinois execu-
tives, the report sets out, the inter-
national executive board convened
q policy committee meeting, and
the policy committee voted to
change the policy to permit district
settlements and contracts.
Harmful effects of the wide
spread publicity of the Illinois
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-13
Magat Ser

j6val meghaladja. Magat Ser
biat ugy osztottak be, hogy OF
bansagban kizarolag az erosza-
kos Is agressziv szerbek uralkod-
max, ket mask bansagban pedig
tobbsegben vannak, ugy hogy az
egesz orszagot SERB allamma
valtoztattak at. Pusztan ket ban
sagban tarthattak meg nemze-
tis6gek vezerszerepjiket. Ez az NJ
beosztas termeszetesen mem jelent
decentralizaciot, hanem ellenke-
z6lcg egysegesitest egyetlen
akaratnak az orszagra kenyszeri-
t6sGt. Az lido fogja megmutatni,
hogy sikeriil-e SERB diktatura-
max Jugoszlaviat lily eszkozokkel
cgysegesiteni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-13
Melyik nagyobb?

Egy pesti zsid6 kivitte ameri-
kai vendeget az allatkertbe IS oft
sorra mutogatta neki az allato-
kat:
= Ez lit a mi vizilovunk.
- Ez egy vizilo, = hencegett
az amerikai - nalunk a vizilo
olyan Macy, mint egy emeletes
haz.
A pesti zsid6 nyelt egyet fs to-
Ivabb mutogatott:
= Ez a mi zsirafunk.
- Ez egy zsiraf, sz6lt az
amerikai = nalunk a zsirafnak
olyan magas nyaka van, mint egy
felhokarcol6.
A pesti zsid6 meg egyet nyelt
Gs most mar egy tekn0sbekara
mutatva, ICY szolt:
= Ez a mi poloskank.
Az amerikai nagy szemeket me-
resztve mondta:
= Ez igen!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-13
lozzatartozojukat meglatogassak.

hozzatartozojukat meglatogassak
Valakinek, aki levelet kert Rich
mondba, ICY valaszolt: "Kes7
orommel adnek utlevelet, ha tud-
nam, hogy ez valami hasznara le-
het. Azonban az utobbi ket ey
alatt tobb mint 250,000 ember-
mex adtam utlevelet es meg egyet
len embernek sem sikeriilt k0zii-
liik Richmondba jutni..." Egyszer
valaki ARA kerte, hogy mentsen
fel egy katonat biintetese alol,
aki kapitanyat megverte. ICY va
laszolt Lincoln: Ha On felmegy
fovarosba es rabirja a kepvisel6
hazat egy torvenyjavaslat hoza-
talara, nelly szerint megengedhe-
to, hogy egy k0zkatona kapita-
nyat megverje, kesz 0r0mmel
adom meg a felmentest." (" Maskor
egy kiild0ttsegnek valaszolt csi-
p6sen, akik ugyanis jeloltjiiket
szerettek volna kineveztetni a
Sandwich szigetek biztosi allasa-
ra: "Uraim, mondta a legkomo-
lyabb hangon, sajnalattal kell k0-
z0ln0m, hogy nyolc mask jel6lt
folyamodott a hivatal bet0ltes6-
re. Mind nyolc betegebb az
On0k betegenel..." !"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-13

must es annak van egy regmult
igaz t0rtenete: A regi id6ben
szolgalatot teljesitet egy barat
mint gyertyagyujtogat6 a Vati-
kannak egy pincehelyisegeben,
Egy napon megjelent el6tte egy
szellem es figyelmeztette, hogy
egy bizonyos megjel0lt gyertyat
oltson ell. A barat engedelmeske-
dett felsz6litasnak es a oyer
tyat eloltotta, de nyomban jelen-
test tett a hat6sagnak, Xix az ell
oltott gyertyat megvizsgalva, -
robban6 anyagot talaltak benne,
ami eleg lett volna az egesz Vati-
kan felrobbantasahoz, ha a szel-
lem idejekcran mem figyelmezteti
a baratot annak eloltasara. En-
nek megtortente utan, kell, hogy
a Vatikanban is foglalkoztak a
szellemtannal, tehat tisztaban le-
hetnek vele.
En- megbocsatok azoknak, Xix
barmely gunyos megjegyzest
hangoztatnak a spiritizmusr6l,
inert magam is hiv6je vagyok.
Ezel6tt, 6szinten megvallva, ma
gam is hasonlolag gondolkoztam
spiritizmusr6l, mig kozelebbr6l
meg mem ismertem.
Ellen mindenki az 6szinte
Krisztus altal hirdetett felebarati
szeretetben es ne legyen a serel-
mex es egymas iranti bantalom-
max az el6mozditoja.
Oszinte szeretettel
Egg spiritualista.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-13

pillanatban mem tudok adni.
s a szazast, amelyet meg min
dig a markaban szorongat, eszre-
vetlen mozdulattal lany kezebe
csusztatja.
= Ez szep jellemvonas, - SUIT
togja a h0lgyike, meleg elisme-
ressel. 4
P6ry nagyon melegen nez a
lanyra.
- A kisasszony kinek lanya :?
A Zillingere vagy a Potoke?
"A lany szerenyen elpirul.
- Majdnem mind a kett6e. Az
apam Zillinger ,az anyam pedig
Potok- -lany. Rokoni kapcsolat is
van koz0ttuk.
A latogatas ideje lejart. Poryt
visszakiserik cellajaba.
Mem gyujthat ra a cigarettara.
S holnap sem lesz cigarette. A
szazas elajandekozasaval megfosz
totta magat a dohanybeszerzes
minden lehet6seget6l. De mem
bankodik. Ha megveti es eliteli is
az egesz vilag, legalabb szaboja
mem lesz r0la rossz velemennyel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-13
EROSZAKOS SzERBESITES
JUGOSZLAVIABAN

Londonb6l jelentik A Chris
tian Science Monitor szerint Ju-
goszlavia teruleti beosztasanak
celia az eroszakos egysegesites es
a kisebbsegi csoportok gyengit6-
Sc. Az albanokat harom, muzul-
manokat ket bansag k0z0tt osz-
tottak fel. A nemetcket Gs magya
rokat ugy osztottak ell, hogy vi
keriileteikben kisebbsegbe keriil-
jenek, noha szamuk az egymilIi6t
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-13
Az amerikai tol@snelem legkima-
gaslobb egyenis6ge = Evfordu-
LOLA febr uar 12-en volt.

Minden evben egeszen kiil0n0s
szeretettel emlekezik meg Ameri-
ka legragyogobb tehetsegii elmo
ker6l Lincoln Abrahamr6l. Ezer
es tier iras jelent meg a konyv-
piacon, amelyekben lefestik meg
ragad6 egyeniseget es a szabad-
gondolkodasu eln0k emberseges,
melyrehat6 gondolkodasat. Lin
coin nepszeriisege nemcsak an
max tudhat6 be, hogy szabadda
tett egy rabszolga nepet, hogy
egy rettenetes es hosszadalmas
haborunak veget szakitott S hogy
az Unio szettagolasat megakada-
lyozta, de inert k0zvetlen, tiszta
jeleme elbiiv0lt mindenkit, aki
vele szemelyes erintkezesbe ke-
riilt. Az 3 rendkiviili alakja raj
zOl0dik XII nemcsak a r0la sZ0l0
anekdotakbol, de a t0rtenetek-
bol, amelyeket Lincoln mondott
ell baratainak.
Lincoln sziiletett mesemond0 es
elbeszel0 volt. Gyermekkoraban,
amikor a sz6rakozasnak csak igen
limitalt lehet6sege volt, konyv
meglehet8sen ritka mulatsag-
szamba ment Is ICY t0rtenetek ell
mondasaval sz6rakozott az ifju-
sag es ebben talalta 0r0met az
Greg is .Kes6bb pedig, elnoksege
idejen, ,humoros t0rteneteket me-
self Ell, hogy ICY k0nnyitsen, lega-
labb percekre lelkiallapotan, -
amelyekre mazsas sullyal nehe-
zedtek gondok es felel6ssegek
Bar a t0rtenetmondas elkiseri ot
elete vegeig - es mem szakad
meg a polgarhaboru ideje alatt
sem - szinte lehetetlennek til.
mix fcl, hogy maga beszelte vol
| ma ell ait sok furcsa historiat
amelyeket neki tulajdonitanak. Q
maga mondotta, hogy 9 csak
"egy retail dealer, aki egy ha.
todat sem tudna szallitani ra'
fogott anekdotaknak.
| Amikor Lincoln. elfoglalta az
eln0ki szeket es amikor haborus
targyalasokt6l izzott a levegS
asztalan hal0mszamra fekiidtek 3
'kervenyek a legkiil0nfelebb ala
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-13
A KOZONsEG KOREB0L

Tisztelt Szerkeszt6 ur!
Becses lapjanak 1890 jan. 23-iki
szamaban a katholikus hitk0zseg
jelentesi rovataban egy cilSket
olvastam, amelyben a spiritiszta-
kat lebecsmerelte.
Sok ut vezet R6maba, minden-
Xxi AIT az utat valasztja, ami az 8
lelki vilaganak megfelel. Hogy az
egyik spiritiszta, masiknak mas
a meggy6z0dese, az mindenkinel1
a sajat egyenisegi dolga, ez mem
tartozik mas beleavatkozasaba
es jobb, ha az illet6, akire egy
! nyaj bizatott, ait gondozza. 6szin-
ten, mem kepletb6l es akkor mem
kell felteni, hogy a nyaj szethul-
lik. De ha a mas dolgaval bibelo-
dHnk, bizony embert asaink elvesz
tik bizalmukat es elkezdenek
gondolkozni, hogy megkapjak-e
az igazi lelki taplalekot.
Ha a spiritizmust egy fels6bb
hatalom inditotta az ntjara, AIT
az ember meg mem tudja allitani,
barmi gancsoskodassal sem. Els
ha mem eletkepes, arr6l is condos
kodva van.
A spiritizmus ugyan mem mos
tani keletii, mar az 6korban, mi
kor az ember meg csak eszmelni
kezdett, SGT meg mikor vad kora-
ban az erd6ket bujta megvolt, te-
hat mem vi.
Magas rangu katonatisztek, or
vosok, kepviselok, kemikusok, ta-
nit6k, birak, papok es hivatalno-
kok valljak a spiritizmust, Xix
mindannyian kiil0nfele vallasfele
kezetekhez tartoznak, azokat
csak mem lehet egyiigyii es dore
gondolkodasu ferfiaknak minosi-
teni. A szellembuvarok egyesiilete
k0zel 60 eve all fem, alapitoja
DIR. Griinhut Alajos. Budapesten
k0zel 1O,0O0-re rug azoknak sza
ma, akik spiritizmussal foglal-
kOznak.
A spiritizmusnak van meg ket
ikertestvere, az okkulitizmus es
a theozofia, eek mind hisznek a
szellem vilag letezeseben es az
ujjasziiletesben. Valamennyien
hisznek az igaz Krisztusi es fele-
barati szeretetben es igyekeznek
ait t3liik telhet6en gyakorolni is.
Youngstownban harom angol
spiritiszta k0r van, tagok szama
t0bb ezerre rug, van rendes, ha-
tosagilag engedelyezett temple
muk, eppen mint barmely mas fe-
lekezetnek.
AIT hiszem, hogy spiritizmus
nak ezen r0vid k0riilirata elegse-
ges ahoz, hogy meggy6zzem azo-
kat, akik nem azonositjak magu-
kat spiritiszta tannal, hogy ko-
vet5i megsem felbolondok, ahogy
ait Ft. Varlaky allitja, hanem
teljes j6zansagot kovetel, es lehe-
t6leg az emberi gyarl6sagunknal
fogva, erkolcsosseg f6 torek-
vese.
Hogy vannak spiritisztak, XIX
nep hiszekenyseget XII akarjak
hasznalni maguk celjaira, teny
es abban igazat adok Ft. Varlaky
urnak, de eppen ugy yannak kon.
kolyhint6k a katholikus vallas e.
mas felekezeteknel is, de csekely
szamuk a felekezetek erdemeit
mem csorbithatja. Ezen spiritisz
takt6l magam is 6va intem a ne
pet, inert aki elmeleti el6oktatas
ban spiritizmust illetve mem re
lszesiilt, az ne foglalkozzon vele. /.
R6maban is ismerik a spiritiz.