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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-05


 tive local constable, might influ- ence others to drive more consul erately.)
 Whoever spent the night at Miss Bakers cottage a short time ago will be surprised to learn that the state constabulary secured plenty of finger prints from the alarm clock. It pays to wear gloves when one goes visiting without an invitation.
 The break at the Baker cottage was in the same locale where many W.P.A. "workmen" formerly had hideOut in the woods. Bob Platt discovered the WPAster rec reational center while he was chopping wood on his own land. One of the Supervisors" ordered Bob off, thinking our lad was Op- erating on state property. Bob just kept on chopping. (He only weighs 28O plus, and he has never been on relief in his life.) The supervisor" hurriedly woke up his men and moved to another lOca- tion.
 The installation of a few spring guns would do more to discourage breaking and entering than any thing we know of short of a bear trap.
 SOuthbury's best ragweed crop is growing on the lawns at the new defective hospital Booked to open on July first, this outfit is now hoped to open for a few un- fCrtunateS about October 15, but a casual tour of the plant will convince even the most optimistic dreamer that any opening during the next six months will be purely provisional Landscaping has not been started. Electrical work is far behind schedule. Plumbing and steam-fitting lags. Back from the road, where passersby cannot see them, various cottages are so far from any drive or highway that normal person hesitates to approach the buildings.
 We have enjoyed a delightful demonstration of efficiency in con- struction under dictatorship, con- trol, and regimentation. The tough part of 1t is the cost to the poor devils who can ill-afford such luxury themselves.
 A lively market for live woOd- chucks continues. Men train coon dogs with chucks, and some peO. pie eat them.
 Calvin Roosevelt. Milford WpA- steF. again visited South Britain on Labor Day, He left no mes- sageS but we assume that he was still on the trail Of material for the highlystouted Fact Book TOW being assembled by the Federal Writers Project, This project ops crates without . single qualified professional "wFlteF" on the stair, and under the supervision Of an "ekpefw who does net even know lbe simplest printers kIen, Cal Roosevelt, Onesilme son Of A Yans kee minister, has 0llF sympathy, nsnt R guy with ( name Ike that ought Q secure private emDlegs ine1t oIl q nefsFellef bahs,I
 hnleht 9ensen ana flili bleindell beth WaFn Ws @ eKpasl aH 0aflT A1a a FfFB leAHh WiniRr Biil piaas ie sleeh 70 ca ffeeeFiea AaHif ennkf nlnE Kn 70 Ei0rI6f,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-05

A fast driver on Main street received the surprise of his life the other day when First Select man J. Edward Coer, HI, ordered him to slow down. That Buick, bearing FER" license plates and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-05
SOUTH BRITAIN BRIEFS
BY BILL GARRIGUS

Clam-diggers from this section report uniformly good results, and the chowder pots are boiling.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-05

The installation of few spring guns would do more to discourage breaking and entering than any thing we know of short of a bear trap.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-05

slow down the FER" motorcar. A state cop or two, or even an ac- tive local constable, might infiu- ence others to drive more cOnsi1- erately.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-05

Other American Notions 24IOI
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-05
Germany Still Ranks Second Best In Economic War
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], Mexico 435 a
Evening star., 1940-07-31
HELP DOMESTIC.

launory and care of 4-yr-old girl: live in :
$40. Phone Wisconsin 1854 Thursday.
HousEKEEPER, white, unencumbered, %
to 40, for employed couple l child; live In
salary. Shepherd 5793-J
MAID. general housework, care children
SaiI after 3 pm. Chestnut 36l2 1901
~ Oakland St, Arl, Va
WOMAN, white, for light housework: stay
2016. 3Is
WOMAN; young refined, thoroughly ex-
perlenced, to take care of . children, ref
erenees;, Apply in person after pm. at
5009 Albemarle st NV
WOMAN, general housework, 2 children:
I'VE in, good home; S25 per month; health
certlncate. WO. $685..
WOMAN, white. between 25 and 35. gen,
housework, help with children; preferably
German. Call WI 5000.
WOMAN OR COUPLE. settled. white or
colored, general work suburbs One desir-
ing permanent home preferred State ex-
perlenee, salary expected and references.
Box 1881, Star. -
WOMAN OR GIRL, white, light housework;
AVE An, IN. poaId:, room and S25 monthly.
Apply Mrs. Davis. 1868 Kenyon st. NV.
Evening star., 1940-07-31

MAN. experienced, for retail wood.Worklng
mill in Maryland county town. Must pc
able to handle men and plan their WORK
Must be able to read blueprlnts' detall CAD CAP
ences and experience. Box :327-J, Star.
Evening star., 1940-07-31
BABY CHICKS.
CUT FLOWERS

ROCKS. R I Reds. $3.50 per 100, Con-
st. NV. METROPOLITAN OOS9.
Evening star., 1940-07-31

HOMEWOOD,
Blue Ridge Summit, Pa.-Excellent meals
scrupuloualy clean house. Gentle clientele.
Mrs. }. +. Cummins. phone 103-G
Evening star., 1940-07-31

THREE DOZEN BEAUTIFUL GLADIoI
delivered for 81. or Is select spikes for 81 :.
Helene Ameck. Box 23l-A, Route No. 3.
vienna, Va. Phone Vienna INV A.
Evening star., 1940-07-31
SALESMEN.

SAIESMEN (2), auto statesmen, familiar or
residents of Arlington County; car, expe-
Ilence not necessary; an unusual opportu-
nifty for live wires. Call Mr.. Williams,
Woodley 5115.
Evening star., 1940-07-31
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

COLORED-Five men and women wanted
to take orders for a nationally known
week and bonus. Apply 8 am. to IL
Q m, 22l3 Georgia ave. l.
Evening star., 1940-07-31

164l ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished single
ton for home-cooked meals; downtown a.
Evening star., 1940-07-31
COUNTRY BoARp.

YOUNG JEWISH COUPLE desires room
and board with refined family. Box 467-J,
Star,
Evening star., 1940-07-31
THREE WOMEN

1IIIICE WOMETV
Over 25. to flll vacancies with nationally
known grocery company. Good appear
ance and reference required. Willing to
work for good steady income Experience
not necessary. WE TRAIN YOU. Apply,
to L am. 513 K St NV
Evening star., 1940-07-31
CHRISTMAS ETCHINGS

25 FOR 81 .95, WITH NAME.
o, Also 50 Christmas folders with name,
81 90; Big profits. Fast sellers.
X DIFFERENT BOX ASSIGNMENTS.
Religious etchings. comic, gift wraps,
everyday. Get samples. HerteI Co., Dept.
F-5. :}O5 W Adams ST Chica 90
Evening star., 1940-07-31

1432 N ST. NV.
LII k. RIM, Run. Water. Fl Rfg, Sum. Rate
Evening star., 1940-07-31
THE ARREY

1925 RHODE ISLAND AVE NV
singles, doubles, spacious Closets p,ona
each nm; club lounge: hotel desk. walk.
olst: from $32. 80. incl. delicious meals.
Evening star., 1940-07-31

5000 JENIFER ST. NV. Blk. Conn ave
-Weli-furnished rm.. twin beds. for / or
2 adults: al mod. impyovementA,
Evening star., 1940-07-31

b04 IRVING ST NW--REDECoRATE 3,
3 rooms, kitchen; single room, furnished,
Telephone. Near car line.
2 LARGE BEDROOMS. LIv, RM. KIT.
bath; $4,000 and $3.50. Elec, refriserss
tion. 3025 18th st, NV.
CONTINUED on Next Page.)
Evening star., 1940-07-31

2O24 ST, NW.-Large 2nd-hoor front
room, next to bath. twin beds; suitable for
e gentlemen, Govt. clerks.
Evening star., 1940-07-31

2230 MASS AVE NV
, new owners. Just being redecorateh
tnroughout; Lovely studio rooms for youne
men and girls. Home privileges for enter.
talnlns your friends. Balanced meals
butier and maid service. Share your com.
Evening star., 1940-07-31
RE- UPHOI, STEERING

~ Three-piece living suite upholstered for
ciuded; made like new in finest tapestry
ana lrlezette: workmanship guaranteed
La FRANCE UPHOLSTERING CO.
Zoo9 18th ST. NV. COLUMBIA l01 70
Evening star., 1940-07-31
SUBURBAN ROOMS WANrEp.

AND WIFE desire cool furn.
room by week: hrst-class references given.
Give phone. Box 461-J, Star.
Evening star., 1940-07-31
2131 MASS. AVE. NV.

Lovely double rooms with private baths
and showers, Other large Cheerful rooms
WIN WIN private baths; exceptionally good food
Mny not enjoy the hot summer in this
oeautlul ex-embassy home with several
olner OH, young people? Very moderate prices
Evening star., 1940-07-31
BOLIVIAN CLUB.
2209 MASS. AVE. NV.

Io53 10Th n;w.-Single rms; also double
oeautlIully furn.; unusual meals.
Evening star., 1940-07-31
CALVERT HOUSE.
THE MANSION CTJTR

I4n1 18th st n.w-Ideal residence n,
business people; airy. outside room pri.
vste baths; selectfve menus: switchboard:
Evening star., 1940-07-31

2 BIG WORK MARES, 4 small ponies,
large mule, 3 saddle horses. 2234 PENN
ave. Sc, end Of bridge
Evening star., 1940-07-31

An address you'll be proud to give; hand.
some big room for 3, private bath; shares
ior ooth ladies and gentlemen: inner.
and cleanliness ~ No'i'
Evening star., 1940-07-31

A car and are interested in a permanent
position with good earnings and are be-
tween the ages of 22 and 36 call Ran
dolph 0224 between and pm. Wednes-
day for an appointment.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-11
NittnOd, ben II. September 1910
9er Gerrat nnieres senates an amerifaniiden
N0lfe
sl,0lfc

Der Senat neue bi,i3u burd Sic DiI.
Iig,ing einer grbobung Der ,lotiona.
len S6ul6eninmme nno zines @oIo-
anfaufsfunbs bon 90 BiIlionen Dol.
lar nnb unge5abIte Sumn,en SiIber
au pbontoitifden Breiien. als nnber-
meiblibe 5olge berfiiet Der afr,erifa..
nifhe 8iirger nibt mebr iiber elm ei,,-
sises @oloftiid ,tnb oas bererobene
@olo bat einen iebr atpeifeIboften
Nert erbalten.
gon ,,nbeilbarer Blinobeit lit gee
gentpdrtig ,tnler 5enat 9efblaeen,
spenn er oie Nottpenoiefeit elmer Mr-
NEE bon 1000, 1000 fir bie Ser. Stoa-
ten erblidt, elmer Mrmee, oie nibt
Dor Dem Sabre 1912 militariib a,as-
geitattet tperben nno al feinem anoern
3tped beripenoet iperben fann, als
bab iie na1 Dem Auslano eeididt
miro.
sseoer Mmerifoner, Ser eine Gin
iidt in sic gesennartise 8eltlaee bat,
gibt oie Notlpenoiefeit einer itarfern
5eernodt a1, Oh mum @uslano inter-
lieet ooer nid)t. ebenfaas balt ieoer
Imerifaner cine itarfe 2,tftmadt fir
notmenoig, ein Sdus- ,,no Berteioi-
gungsmittel, bas ,pir bereits in een
iieben pergangenen Sabren batten auf-
bauen iollen 11n6 fonnen -.
gu Dem Sdut unieres 2anoes ge-
niist bouitdnbig sic uns sur Berfii-
eung itebenbe 8ebrn,adt: sic @atio-
nolgaroe, sic reeuldre Mrmee ,ns oie
Heierben (5uiiden 100000 big t.
100000 Mann). @enn aHe Arntee-
teile nit oen mooerniten~ @affen a,s-
eeriiitet iino unb mir bie erprobteiten
neuen &riessmaibinen berltellen, 10
fonnen mir nit ber borbanbenen, gut
ausgebiloeten Irnree infer 2ano ee-
gen irgenbeinen Ingriff bon auben
perteibigen.
9urb bie Approbation bes Senats
bat berlelbe 5ipedlos elm amerifani.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-11

9ieler befannte &iinitler, elm
8atentino Yapit Bius' bes 3tpolf.
ten, lit NIT Dem Walen zines Bil.
bes Der bl. Ebereiia bonn &inse
SSelu bel6aftiet, bas fiir Dos neue
Wtutterbaus Ser Sdmeitern Der
gbrii Hidden 8armberaigfeit in
2eabeniportb, &anf., beltimnt 1T.
Ser &iinitler BOT audi &re,i3neg.
itationen in Mrbeit fir oie &apelle
bes Wfutterbauies.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-11

/ We ,,SDlltmDliS gDen1flg 2tspQID
Sic nit bunoertpro5entigem amerifo
nismus sic oemofratifden Redte I'M
Bribilegien beg amerifaniiben golfe
bertritt ,no fir oieielben nit inner
| idrodener Offenbeit uno lleberael'
eang fampft, fdreibt: ,,Die Soffnnn
gen, tpeIbe oie Station an idbopfel
begann, oab nnier aongreB feline rid
tige 8eoeut,tng als cine unabbaneis
Abteilung Der @egierl,ng ipieoer &c
tponnen ,,nb bas Sod Der Ne,p Seal
Serridaft abeeidiitteIt babe, fin
ihnablid aerltort tuoroen, als Ser Il
g. Senot 1id bor bent biftatoriibel
Willen oes Brdiioenten beuste mi
eine 5riebeus5eit 3panesausbeb,n.
sulieb. sic Dem SEEM 9eol sic Wad)
perleibt, iiber bas 2eben unb sic Srei
beit bon 100000 amerifoniide,
Mdnnern alt berfiigen uno abiolut
&ontroue iiber Sic Snouitrie nniere'
2aubes ol1sauiiben.
SIM Nornen ser 8erteioieuug ia
0erSenat Die inoibiouelle l1nabban
giefeit preisgegeben unb Ser pripotel
llnternebmung ein @noe bereitet. De
Senat 5at oem 2anbe elm 8iermillie
nenbeer aufeeba1it unb I'M basielb
a,t unterbalten, sic sSnouI Itrien in bi
oiftatoriibe Sano oes Braiioerten ee
ipielt. g8as bem Seem 9eal bisbe1
burd oirefte Wa6tanmabun9 MIDI
seluneen mar, tit ibm nun bon einen
ourd fiinitlibe 4rieesbpiterie einee
jdiidterten Senat IN ben S6ob 9e
iporfen tpor6en.
9ie@utbeiBung bieler 3mangsous
bebunes-Gorlase in Sriebens5eit mi
ibren untfanereiben @rmabtieunge'
reut pbne 3peifel Die lhlimmite Ser
irrune bieies Seem 9eal-Senates il
elmer Ianeen &eibe bon erbeblibe1
5ebltritten oar, angefangen bon oe
Breiseabe ieiner leealen Nedte I'M
Bfli6ten au @nfang oes eriten Amts
ternins bes 8raiibenten.
Gin ibtuerer moraliiber rnb eeiet
1iber Sebltritt oes Senats mar es
als er oas 9t&M gutbieB, bas, men'
es ni6t pom Sberlten @eri6tsbof Elm
itimlnig ols uneeieeli6 erflart ipor
oen ipdre, bem 8raltoenten bollitdn
oiee Mo6t iiber lnlere Snouitrie ee
geben baben miiroe.
@benlo l,nper5eiblid NOR es, al
Der Senat bas bonn Sberlten @eribts
bof ebenfaus als l,neeletlib bermor
fene MMM approbierte, bos ieben Jar
mer oes 2an6es ieines inbibioueuel
3edtes beral,bt bGtte.
Gin anoerer GROCER Seb1er mar es
als Ser Senat int Nanlen bon Inter
ltiitung unb 8ieoeraufbau brei bi
bier 8iaioneniummen bem Sraiiben
ten 5rr Gerfiigune itellte, oamit oieie
no6 @iufiir 11no 2a,1ne bariiber ibal
ten uno ipalten fonne, cine MaBnab
me, sic Dem amerifonilben 8olfe elm
unerborte 8iirbe auflegte, bie finan
5iellen Nueuen bes 2anoes beri6iit
tete uno @rn. &oolebelt peiteren pa
litii6en Ma9tberei6. beri6affte.
9ielen politii6en Mibgriffen fii9t
len, Seem @aben, CONT, als Srali
| S~L ~K na.4.AI Nla.n...S.
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Sdluk her So. Sabresberiammlnns hes Gentral=
Nereins bon Mmerifa


troll. .gereins nnb Der "a. Sabresber-
fammlune 6es &atboliiben 5rauen'
bunoes lit gum abfbIuB eefommen.
Sc tpurbe gum Sblub cine @ntldlie-
bung oneenommen, Dob bie @infiib-
rllng elmer aueemeinen @ebrpflidt in
unierm 2anoe - in 9riebens5eiten
- als ein moroliibes llnrebt ou ner-
nrteilen lei.
Serner tpurbe cine sSriebensreio iolu-
tion i'm Sinne ser ausfiibruneen bes
Yopites Bius' bes ,3tuolften aefobt.
Die S}eiolution aeeen oie @infiib=
rung ber 8ebrpflidt in 5riebens5ei=
ten pnrbe in ibarfen @orten ab9e=
fobt. Cine berartiee Mobnobme itele
nibt m,r ,,ein groBes morolilbes I'm
rebt" bar, ionoern bei6ipore aud) oie
,,@efobr elmer 9iftotur uno eines
&rieges" berauf. Ser Sabresfonpent
be eiiirtportete bagegen ein Sreinilli9en=
beer NIT beiierer 8eiolbung, beiieren
Observation-Disclosures unb S6u>
1ungsgeleeenbeit fiir lpatere Tatiefeit
inn Bripot- nno oifentliden Seben.
@enn es sic Situation obiolut erfor=
berli6 made, bann idla9t Die &eio=
luton elm 8ebripitem nod Sbpei5er
SHUTTER Dor.
Ser 8eioIution, sic ser &offnung
Musbrud CAB, baB slmerifa in oen in
europa, @irifa nno aiien tpiitenben
ariea nidt bertpidelt tperbe uno bab
Die frieefiibrenoen Notionen ben @eg
at einem ,,driltli6en 5rieoen" finbe,1
mosen, tpuroen foleenbe ,fiinf @runo-
borausietuneen'' eineeglieoert:
1. Cine fundamentals 8orm,siet-
5ung zines ebrliden 11no gere6ten
ssricoens lit bos Gedt gum 2eben ,,no
bas 8edt arr 5reibeit aller gtotionelr,
eroB ,no flein, nlG6tig nno gering.
Ser 2ebensipille elmer Station barf ME
gum Sooesurteil fir cine anoere gsa=
tion tperoen. @ann INNER ooer ipo
INNER bieie @leibbeit ser He6te ser
ftort ober gef6brbet miro, forbert oie
@edtsorbn,ng Notwithstanding ober
Museleid nibt burd bas Sdtpert ober
burd ielbltilben Sdieosiprud, ion-
bern ouf @runolaee Der @ere6tigfeit.
2. 9lbriiltung aller nllB 9encin=
James 3iel Der Mationen ,ueroelt, oenn
in Der @offenmadt Iiegt sic @efobr,
bob iie ltott 5un gerteioiger bes
@edts gum &e6tsbreber miro.
3. 9ie gtotionen miilien aus Ser
gergangenbeit lernen, mas Sic Sbaf=
fung ober Sen @ieberal,fbau interna=
tionaler SSnltit,tionen onbelangt. Ga
es our 3eit bon Srieoensberbanbfun=
gen ibipierig lit, fir alle lnporberge=
iebenen 6oleen Si6erbeitsmabregeln
au trefien, ilt bie Shoffung elmer
Hebtsinltitution, sic sic getrele
9urhiiibrllng ser &ertrogsbeItimmun=
gen iibert uno sic, tpenn notig 5ur
Mepiiion nno @erbeierung Ser ge=
ftimmllngen befuet lit, bon enti6ei=
benber 8eoel,tllng, nm milltiirli6e
gertroesperlebuneen ober einfeitige
Mnslegnngen 81 bermeioen.
a. Die notpenbigen uno geredten
Goroerungen bon Nationen, 8olfern
1,nb raiiiiben Minoerbeiten miiiien
Qnerfannt tperoen.
5. Selbit Die beitmogliden Gertra-
40 rnGnen ,,rnoTIfnmmen 5pir mn finn
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menibliben gaten nad ben 5orbe.
! r,ineen oes eottliden Redts ,niBt.
Die Susenobetpegune bes &atboli.
fben Gentralpereins ibloB iid oieier
seiolution at uno fiiete in elmer be-
ionoeren &eiolution Die @mpfeblune
Der @inridtung elmer gerufsbera-
t,,nesitelle bel, bie our 2oiung oes
brineenoiten Yroblems Der SSueeno
ser @eeenmart beitraeen ioa. @s lpur-
oe empfoblen, bab iebe &irdenge+
meinoe, sic Dem &atboliiden Central
gerein oneeidloiien lit, cine iolde 8ez
interchangeable idaffen iou, Die
aus einem 8rieiter Ser @en,einbe, ben
8oritanb Ser @emeinbei6ule, eine,n
fotboliiden @rat, einem fotbolii9en
&edtsonipalt rno einem fatbolii6e,
@eidaftsmann sl1 beiteben bate.
Sci ser Notwithstanding am
Sonntog nadmittae inn Srinitp Barf
erfldrte 9iid)of Mloplirs S. Muenb
bon Sarge, g. g., baB Die grobte &C.
fobr fir bie 0emofrotie ,,pon innen'
fomme, no lie ,,bon ben fundamental
len @runoi0ben Der briitliden 2ebre
obgeipi6en" lei. @r eriff Na5ism,ts,
5aibismus nnb &ommunismus als
,,ein neues !Seioentum' an, bas iih
>,bom alien Seioentum nur oaSmrd)
unteribeioe, Dob es Die 5orm bes
&olleftipismus angenommen babe.
aebnli6e @ebanfen fomen in Den
3eoen bes BrGiibenten bes &atb.
Gentral=8ereins, @iuiam $. Siefen,
getp Sapen, Conn.,, uno Der Hrdiz
bentin bes -&otb. Sro,,enbunbes, Srau
0farp 5ilier 2obr, Seem Yorf @itp,
gum Musorud.
8eim feierli6en @o6amt, bas am
Sonntagmoreen bon 8iid)of sSoiepb
8uid bon ct. @lonb, Minn., aele=
briert ipurbe, perlas ser prdltoierenbe
gr5bil6of bon ct. Saul, Minn., Sobn
8. Murrap, sic @riibe, Die Baplt
Bius ser 3p0lfte an Sen &onpent
entionote. 8iidof Sobn s. Brelbges
bon @rofston, Minn., bielt bierauf bie
6eltpreoiet.
Gem So6omt folete ein 5eltum5ue,
an bem ettpa 1900 Mitglieber bon 60
fatbolil6en Srsoniiationen, militia
ril6e Sormotionen, ole Nationalgor=
be, 5euertpebr, Muiiffapeuen rnb
Srommler. ,,no Srompeterforps tell
nobmen, bon ettpa 5000 3nibauern
in Sen Straben bon Reip lllm be-
griiBt.
SEEM lllm, Minn., fann ols bas
Centrum bes 0euti6amerifanertrms
oes Mittelpeltens angeieben tperoe11.
9eabe5u bie gan5e @inpobnerldaft bon
1000 Eerlonen, oarunter @merifaner
in ser britten ltnb bierten Generation,
ipri6t 9el,tlb. Wan bort auf ser
StraBe llnb am 8oitamt 9euti6 re-
ben. l1nb oub ser Mapor bon Netp
lllm, 8ictor g. 9feim, elm iunger
&edtsonmalt, belt feline 8eeriiBl,ngs-
aniprabe an Die Seite6te bes &on.
pents am Sonntaemorgen in beutider
Sprabe.
IS mar feline gerinee Muf9abe fit
bieie 1000 @inipobner, cine Waiie bon
10000 Seite0iten, nobeau aIlein Sri;
potbduiern unter8ubrineen. slber es
eelang uno true biel au Dem berali,
fhpn &nntnft amiid1pn hen sEpitnGSter
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rate Of pestaSe provided In section l1ee,
Fern 357S 70 Werthinsten, Ohio.
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e. < f ::s: os s 81: 4: ' Ss: s: : Il At %
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len, gfetp &aben, Cont, als Braii=
bent bes gatb. Central al-8ereins; bon
6rau Warp Silier 2obr, Netp gorf,
YrGiioentin oes &atb. Srauenbunoes,
als bierte 8i5epraltoentin 6es Central
8ereins; bon gilbert 81. 9obie, Neip
&aben, Conn.,, als @eneraliefretdr
uno @iaiam S. &app, Nem yorf,
dig S1atmeiiter.
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ing succor to their less fortunate
brethren in other parts of Eu-
rope. They received thousands of
Russian Jews after the World
War and more thousands of Jew
ish refugees after the advent Of
Hitler in 1888.
The same forces of liberalism
that brought Jewish emancipation
in France in the eighteenth CEN
fury Sprea d throughout Europe,
marching ON with the French Rev.
OlutiOn, and freed the Jews in the
other ghettOs. And now, the same
forces that have re-enSIaved the
Jews in Central and Eastern Eu-
rope, have finally swept over
France.
Bastille Day, 1889, to Bastille
Day, 1910, marks a cycle of the
bursting and reforging of t h e
chains for the Jews of France.
But the spirit of liberty that
crashed against the walls of the
Bastille on July IA, ISL years ago,
still lives in the hearts of the
French people, however ineptly
and treacherously they were guild
ed, and the day will come when
the new Bastille will fall, when
light will shine again into the cell
where French Jewry sits in black
out.
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the Jews PATRIOTS m, partly
through the famous assembly of
Jewish notables in 1906, which
was called by Napoleon for a
cross-examination on Jewish doc
trine and principles and which sat-
isfied him that Jewish law was
compatible with "the spirit of
modern times"
A year later the French Sanhe-
drin was cOnvOked VIII h laid
down the principles that were to
have legal force for all Jews of
the French Empire. A system of
Jewish cOnsistOries was estab-
liShed which survived up to the
present day. Jews were invited to
take family names Except names
of towns and biblical nameS). At
the same time, certain economic
restrictions were imposed on the
Jews, but after ten years they
were not renewed. In 1881, Juda-
ism was put on level with other
faiths in regard to support from
State funds.
From then on there was a
striking advance of Jews in all
fields. Adolph Cremieux, brilliant
lawyer, was politically the out
standing French Jew of the nine
teeth century, while the Roths-
childs and Baron de Hirsch be-
came outstanding in the financial
world and others made startling
achievements in science, literature
and art.
There was one dark interlude
in the French Jews history of the
nineteenth century. Anti-Semitism
began to manifest itself whic h
was climaxed by L'Affaire Drey-
fus. The case of the Jewish artiI-
lery captain, unjuStly accused of
treason and imprisoned on DEVILS
Island until his pardon and vindi-
cation, was only a facet of the
struggle between the forces of re-
action and liberalism in France.
When it was realized that the at
tack on DreyfuS was only the
shield for an attack on the Repub-
lie, the forces of liberalism assert
ed themselves and squelched the
anti-Semitic reaction.
From then on, Jewish history in
France was relatively happy. Dur
ing the twentieth century, French
Jews took a leading role in bring