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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-01-19
Grand Lodge Officers
Here Monday Evening
For Joint Induction
Delegation Of Pythian Sisters to Witness COIOrfuI
Ceremonies Special Program Of Entertainment
Arranged for Occasion

The entertainment committee.
Murray Grossman, chairman. will
present such versatile entertainers
as Ted Stewart Of New Haven, mas
ter Of ceremonies; Miss Edith Sacco
Of this city In vocal and plano spe.
ciAlities and the Mastrianni GUAR.
tet Of Plainville.
Assisting Chairman Lax Is arranR-
Ing the unusual and impressive In
stallation ceremonies are:
Manuel Lax Is chairman Of the
general committee. Other conf
mittees follow: Entertainment,
Philip N. Bernstein, Col. Leon Hall,
Joseph Carren and Nick Aronson;
installation, Deputy Warren and
staff; refreshments, George Ar
mour, Harry Lethbridge, Victor
Weyermann, Lewis Franken ana
Joseph Carmen; arrangements,
Philip Cohen, John A. Paige, Nell
son Thomas, Charles Green,
Edmund Wilke, George A. pouard,
and Harry II. Lyshkow; publicity,
Lawrence Vibbert and Nanny
Weisman.
List Of OftlcsS@
Ofilcers tc be indicted follow;
Roosevelt lodge-Chancelior COM
mander, Leonard Garston; vice.
chancellor, Phillip Cohen; prelate
Mr.. Aronson; master Of works, Will
liam Kosersky; master at arms,
MIR. Wiseman; master OF eX.
chequer, Mrs. Lyshkow: master OF
finance, Michael Plumer; keeper
Of records and seals, Frank Fem
stein; inside guard, Mr.. Lax and
outside guard, Samuel Drover,
Comstock lodge-Chancellor COM
mander, Mr.. Weyermann; vice.
chancellor, James Miller; prelate
l.. e. Benedict; master Of works
w. 8. Manville; master at arms. w,
D. Candee: master Of exchequer, J
j. Wooster; master Of finance, Nell
son r. Thomas; keeper of records
and seals. Mr.. Hall; inside guard
A. r. Didsbury, and outside guard
Fred Z. Peck.
Speedwell lodge-Chancellor COM
mander, Mr.. Pouard: vice COM
lor, John A. Paige; prelate, Lukus
6ihSVWCOuI HluoVek Va WOlhop EASN
Schwartz; master at amrs, Benja-
min Warner: master Of exchequer,
Edward 3. Condor; master Of fl
nance. Frank M. Treat; keeper Of
records and seals, Benjamin A
Hahn; inside guard, William Nc
Lean and outside guard, Elexis Ko-
vel.
Goodwill LODGE Chancellor COM
mander, Mr.. Caron; vlce-chancel-
lor, Frank r. Nelson; prelate, How
ard drilley: master at arms, Charles
Greene: master OF exchequer, Ar.
thur Hirst; master OF finance, New
ell Porch; keeper OF records and
seals. Charles Draper; inside guard
Mr.. Lethbridge, and outside guard
Frank Terrell,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-01-19
Police Seek Mother
OF Abandoned Baby
Cherry Street Youth Held Pending lnquiry-Cared for
Infant-Parent Went to New York

Pending developments In what
may turn out to be q cleft on the
doorstep case, police today were
holding Clifford Schmidt, a, Of II
Cherry street, O youth who left O
six-weeks old infant girl ct 81.
Annes Maternity hospital last night.
Schmidt told hospital authorities the
baby was left In his care by It's
mother, q Mrs. Eleanor Rogers, %,
Of II Bishop street. Wednesday af-
ternoon with the understanding she
would return for the child yester-
day.
Became Frightened
Supt. OF Police william j. Roach
said today Schmidt told him he
cared for the baby oil day yester-
day and during Wednesday night In
his furnished room. He quoted the
youth as telling him Mrs. Rogers
left him O diet for the infant which
he followed until he became fright
ened at her prolonged absence, He
then turned the child over TO Mrs,
Stella Romanofsky, superintendent
Of 81. Anne's hospital. She notified
police.
Schmidt told supt. Roach Mrs,
Rogers came into the North End
tavern where he Is employed We'd
nesday afternoon with O friend and
the baby. He said he was acquainted
with Mrs. Rogers, having known her
about two months. She asked him he
said whether he would mind caring
for the infant while she went To
New York City with her friend, o
man, for O day. Schmidt said he'd
care for the child.
Mrs. Romanofsky told police the
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-01-19
OFFICERS ELECTED
AT CHURCH MEETING

Perry A. Borden was elected mod
orator for 1910 at the annual meet
ing OF the First Baptist Church last
evening. william p. Wright was
named clerk; Carl r. Heebner,
treasurer; Louis r. Hubbard, collec-
tor; Loren r. Garter and Freder-
lex w. Rowe, trustees for three
years; Leroy w. Foote, chairman OF
the finance committee; and J. Rus
cell Putnam, surplus fund treasurer
The treasurer reported that the
church sports O bank balance and
that oil expenses were met for 1899.
It was decided to cooperate In the
China Relief Appeal which will DO
conducted In this city next month.
A fellowship supper preceded the
business meeting last evening.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-01-19

Manuel Lax as general chairman
has arranged q program Of events
that will make the induction cere-
monies one OF the outstanding fra
ternal affairs Of recent years. Dis.
trict Deputy Andrew Warren and his
staff will officlate. y" ~
Among the expected guests o!
honor OF the evening will be Rev
George 8. Brookies OF Rockville
grand chancellor; Francis Il, Korn
Durham. grand master Of exchequer
Edwin 4. Aspinall, Plainville, grand
keeper Of records; Brigadier Gen.
erai Charles A. Bunnell, OF New
Haven and Rabbi William p. Green.
field Of this city. A delegation Of
members of Myrtle Temple, Py-
THAN Sisters will also be IN Ut
tendance.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-01-19
ENTERTAINMENT FOR
CHASE co. EMPLOYEES

Tomorrow evening the second In
series OF socials and entertain.
ments for. members Of the night
shifts OF the Chase Brass and Cop.
per Company who are members OF
the Torernen'g Association Will be
held IN the North Main street club
rooms at 9 o'clock. Paul Peterson IL
chairman OF the arrangements com.
mittee. Tricks OF magic Will be
offered by Ira williams.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-01-19

helped hundreds Of men and wo-
men oil over this state and other
sections. II gives amazing relief
from upset stomach conditions,
aches and pains. when these trou.
bies are due TO constipation or need
of . diuretic to the Kidneys. Made
from Roots and Herbs with Aka
lines added, II d pleasant TO take
and prompt 70 act. 'e
Give Wendell . chance 10 help you,
too. Most MI leading druggists sell
Il, and IL n especially recommended
here BY Apothecaries Hall Co., 90
Bank o., Riclmam's Drug Store,
4 n. Main Dt., BFisteiI THE Dp0oneT
Drug Co., OakviIIes Naugntuck Drug
60. q DOnOvan's Pharmacy IN Nau-
gstuekj Lennon Phafmacy ln
Th0mastOn. VIZ.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-01-19

named Drexel -. Funny thing:
"All the Things You Are" and
Darn That Dream" the two biggest
hit songs In the nation-both come
from two Of the years biggest flops
The eminent lawyers, Morris Ernst
and Alexander Lindley are the par
ents Of a new book, "The Censor
Marches On" 1t presents the
nonsense Of censors since the be-
ginning Of time One example
Of silly censorship concerns q radio
oflcial who refused to allow the
mating calls OF the moose to be
Observation-Disclosures 1t was too sexy
The Britishers have a sensa-
yuma. at that. They do not con.
slider rat poison or spoiled cheese
(bound for Germany as contraband
Joan Bennett and Walter
Wanger, the producer, have been
keeping company for five years =. :.
The runors Of their marriage per-
sisted right along :. . And when
they married the other day all the
papers called the marriage "a big
surprise" :. Add things to worry
about: From the Jan. 81 Herald
Tribune: 1.-THE name Of Chekhov
Russian writer, Is also spelled
Tchekhov, Techehov and Chehov"
Tchso what?p?
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-01-19

baby was In need Of attention when
Schmidt brought 1t 10 the hospital
last night. She said the infant was
blue from cold. Schmidt, she said,
told her his furnished room was
heated by d snailsuilsburner. fg%
Police disclosed today that the
address given by Mrs Rogers, IL
Bishop street, was raided by the
vice squad some months ago as O.
house OF III repute. The alleged
keeper was convicted In court and
told to leave town.
Supt. Roach said today that Mrs.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-01-19
Four Lodges Unite In K. of P. Installation
JAIL employees
MAY BE LET GO

Boston, Jan. 19-(UP) Suffolk
county Sheriff Frederick r. Sulli-
van planned to act late today on
State Correction Commissioner Ar
thur T. Lymans recommendation
that 40 employees be discharged at
Charles street jail.
Sullivan ordered formation Of q
detail OF Boston police to be kept
available at Joy street station for
action In any emergency at the Jail,
He said this was O ''precautiOn be-
cause Of the removals intended"
The recommendation was made
In O. preliminary report Of a survey
instigated by the resignation Of Sui
livan's predecessor, John F. Dowd,
for 90 days fugitive from Job
selling" charges,
Sullivan said there are about rs
officials and other employees at the
jail now. Lyman urged reduction
Of the STAFF to q maximum Of 35.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-01-19

-Four Waterbury lodges Of the
knights Of Pythias viii unite Mon
day evening fer combined installa.
ton ceremonies to be held In Roose-
welt lodge club rooms on North Main
street. Grand lodge officers win be
numbered among the many promin-
ent guests Of the evening. The COM
mittee Of arrangements headed by
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-01-19

Rogers moved out of IA Bishop
street last Sunday, Efforts to trace
her new address have proven fruit
less.
Investigation by police, however,
disclosed that the baby was born at
the Waterbury hospital Dec. 4.
Schmidt told police he didn't know
Mrs. Rogers husband, II Rogers Is
actually her name. 1t was said the
man with whom she went allegedly
to New York is known to Bridgeport
police,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-01-19


Damon Rhnyon, Jim Kilgallen
and other newspapermen were
Ginning about Forrest Davis piece
concerning newspapers and the
craft in the current Esquire :,
The subject switched to exploits OF
reporters In the old days, when they
solved crimes at which the police
flunked Peggy McEvoy rated the
following newspaperese MASTER
piece A child had been MUIR
dered in Chicago The manhurt
was a flop James Keely, then
editing the Morning Herald, finally
did the trick Every morn
ing on his front page he ran q box
outlined in a heavy black mourning
border asking the searching ques-
tioil:
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-01-19
0TRLTsTE GALAXY

Forty young actresses appear y,
Forty Little Mothers" IS school.
girls who insist on playing mother
to founding.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-01-19

Columns are made by fools like he
Who flirts with sniffles In New
York.
To hell with all the snow and slush
And the sunlamp at the Stork.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-01-19

spearman Lewis, former foreign
correspondent for a Chicago ga
zette, invested 2 in daily double
at Hialeah Park a few years ago
And won $4,000 with 1t, the
nucleus for his realty holdings now
worth $4,000 Note from Marx
Hellinger: II Just get weary Of too
much war news, but I must be
wrong, the new radio ratings indl-
cate that. And don't forget was
the fellow, who many years ago
warned you against using too MANY
names In your column as the peo-
pie In the sticks don't give a
domnr"
About three years ago when she
was 10, Diana Lewis went steady
with q 22-year old Broadway song
writer. She cancelled 1t explaining
he was too old for her She felt
the four years difference in, their
ages wouldn't make for a harmonic
Gus marriage Diana Is the
same young lady. now 81, who
eloped recently with actor William
PoWell-47l
Add Shattered Illusions: It has
been commended that people who join
the hate organizations and tha Dc
tator. groups are those who were
fed up with unemployment-yet
nine-tenths Of the would-be govt
overthrowers had decent Jobs.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-01-19

ia like to be b columnist,
A flrst-rate writing man
Who can do his stuff In Florida
For the nasty month Of Jan.
gn +. p. A.,
In The Coming Tower.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-01-19

THE TYPEWRITER

Eaes YAM RssIssIedl COpyrgt lstO DalIy MrrOr
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-01-19

= after this imperious question had
appeared nine days In succession.
the murderer gave himself up
He had been hiding out, but, Gay af-
ter day, the challenging box drove
him whacky, and he surrendered to
the opposition paper to- even mat
tiers with Keely.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-11

Stride getrennt iino, 10 fonnen lie
5um Seile gelaneen, poro1tsgeiest, bob
lie biernieben eottesfiirdtig geIebt, if.
re Tfliften, iotpeit iie iolbe erfonn-
ten, treu eriiiut baben ,r1o nit feiner
lbmeren Sinoe beloitet aus oen Sc.
ben 1d]eioen. @er aber sic ipabre Sir.
dbe Gbrilti bon Sen anoern Scftenfir.
ben 5l1 lrnteri6eioen 1no oIs sic Elm.
5l9e BON Gbriihs eeltiftete Stride au
ertennen berlnag, nuB li6 ocicr
Stride oni6lieben.
Vile Nid)tgetauften, ipclde in I'm.
perl6lloeter ltnfe11ntnis nnIerer I'll.
Heliqon iid befinoen, 1,no babel in
gereltipiQigfeit Die Gori6riften bes
bon @ott in oIler Ser5en eineeerabe-
men notiirlicben GeiebeS tre,1 beod,.
ten, Elm iittlibes uno re6tidofienes
Seben fiibren, fonnen NIT ser Silie
Der eottliden @nooe sic eiuiae Sclia-
felt erlon9eu.
9os iit ser fatboliide gesriff BON
Der SeliaiperOung ser feinen Men.
1den allsi6liebt.
Nln i6ouen mir ms aber ennoI
oie 9lniid)ten 1,no 2ebreu ser bon
Der fotbolii6en N,,tterfird)e obaeiol.
lenen Seftenltifter on. slaen boron
Ofortin Sutber. Seine ,auosburocr
&onfellion' berurteilt ale ,S0reIen"
ltno itellt lid) ollein auf Sen StanO.
puntt Der olein1eligmobcnoen Stride.
Sntber ben1erfte in leincm oroBen
Seatedismns 2, Sc: ,Denn lper i'm.
lner ouberbolb bes Gbriitentuns lit,
ieien es Seioen ober Siirfen ooer ,s,,.
oen, ooer folide @briiten ober Seuh.
Ter, tpem1 ie 9leid) lcIblt an SEN nob.
rem @ott slauben uno i'm onrnien,
tpiiien oennod nidt, bon tpeIder sc.
linnlng er ee9en Tie iei, uno fonnen
es nidt ipoaen, iid cine SuIo nno
@nooe bon @ott gu beripre6en. Des-
balb bleiben tie in epieem 3orne uno
in eipiger Geroommnis.
Nod mcbr als sic 2utberoner neb.
men sic goloiniiten oos%Dripileoiun
Der aleinieli9n1adenoen 8elieion fir
iid in aniprud. Sbnen gilt gang be-
lonoers oer Sopit als ser Anti6riit.
als Menid oer Siinoe uno Gino oes
Teroerbens, oie fatbolilhe Stride oIs
Spnagoee oes Satons: ,9oB ale, sic
ibm (oem Eoplte) anbdneen, perlo.
rem ieien, lit ga, tpo ser Galbinism,s
berri6te> itets als @laubel,sartifel be.
tra6tet tporbcn l1no itebt in ser @elt-
miniterfonfeiiion." 2utber i6eute lib
nidt, Bel ser 9ta6ri6t bonn Sooe
9minglis bieie', fir etpig beroon,mt az
erflaren.
Die fotbolii6e Stride peroammt ME.
(Sortiebnns auf Seite 12)
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Sult9iitHl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QUgTeits
5en, INN Der @erebtigfeit au geniigen.
anoers lit es BEL @ott, Ser, bober.
babea iiber 3eit uno Hairin, olles IN
oen erobten uriadliden 3uiammen.
bangen iiebt uno strafe ,no 2obn
in feiner 1tnenoli6en @eisbeit nub
oamit 5llr rebten 3eit al,niBt. Ser
gan5e @innano gebt I'M @runoe ee-
nommens auf bie Sroge suriid, Oh
@ott oas 9oie iiberbaupt perbin6ern
mub. 8enn ia, Damn trifft es ober
nidt BLOB Bel sroben &ataitropben
uno teufliiben s(ustpiidien ser
Sbledtiefeit au, ionoern >iiberbaupt.
Aber bomit bort bann ser eei6opf-
lide freie @ille auf. 9a @ott Sen
Meniden~ ober fret eeibaffen bot,
greift er oud MIR bonn Elm, ,penn es
ieinem eottli6en @eltplan entlpribt.
Sauiis miilien mir iibrigens in bem,
ipos mir aataItropben, ipie @eltfriee,
nennen, MIR 3uloiiuneen erbliden, bic
Ielber oen Strofdarafter an iid ia,
ben, 3uloiiungen, oeren 8eeriinSun-
gen uno geri6uloune oft tpeit in sic
8erganeenbeit rei6t. 8eltgeididte lit
aud &eltgeridt tpennelei6 uno er,
fobr,,ngsaen1ob es foll6 iit, oGlcs
Welt,lnredt ausiblieBli6 bem 5orum
oes 9iesleits boraubebolten. Sber
@ott min, BOB iid oas 8oie ausriefe,
I'M oo'nit iid ielber SIT perurteilen
unb pie cine Eelttuelle tot5ulouien
nno hen sseg bes @,lten 5u ebnen.
8enn babel ou6 sic sduloloien,
uno nidt ielten nod empfinbliher
als Sic Sbulbieen eetroiien >peroen,
10 erflort iih bas ors ser Solibari=
tat oes Weni6en nno ipGre nur bonll
ni6t NIT Ser gottlihen @ere6tigfeit
bereinbar, menn ii1 biele I'M irbii6en
Seben reltlos erfiillte, tuenn es feineu
@ltsglelb int anoern Seben eobe uno
nidt ol,d o,,s Dem 8olen bos @utc
entltiinbe. Sobann iino 3ult0noe mic
it &ublon6 cine iiber5eugenoe, einc
alien golfern in sic Sbren geuenoc
Treoigt mobin ein Golf fonmt, pcrn
es gottlos getporoen lit unb niht
mebr Die &roft in iid belist, bieier
@ottlofigfeit bur6 ein elementores
&ufpohen nno ii6 s(ufreden a,1 be-
gegnen. 9ie Jrase, iparum i6meiat
@ott?, lit enoli6 nod nit Ser Sot=
iade 5,t beonttporten bob es @ottes
art lit, erIt Sic 3ipeiten ltrIahen ouf<
5urrfen, INN oas Sbrige ols Werfaeus
ausgleidenoer @eredtigfeit 5u leiiten,
ebe er ielber ais bie erite llriobe ein>
greift. Sdon oftmoIs in Ser @eldi6=
te tpor ireeno elm Golf, obne es at
abnen, Ser eottlide Mrm, Ser sic
3udtrute idtpang un6 oamit Ser eott<
liden @eltor6nung biente. 60 lit olio
@ottes Sdmeieen nur ibeinbar. Sic
iittli6e Sr6nung miro reltIos &C.
pabrt, menn aud nibt INNER nit Ser
Metbooe, Sic mir f,lraiibtiee nno
modtbeidranfte Meni6en onlpenoen.
- &m. s., No. 49,
9ieie 5ragc bon Ser ,,allein >ielig-
ma6enben &ir6e' iuerTen meiit iolde
Neniben ol,f, Die elaubenslhtpa6 ee-
porben iin6, ielbF in feline Stride &C.
ben nno gu feiner 9felieionseemein=
iboft geboren tpollen, ipeil iie 3u be-
quem iino ,1no ibren eelunoen Men=
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@ittpOd, ben ii. Desember 1910
HusRll11ft
s. s., Niu. :

Milb llno Rdie geboren rn5neifel-
bait at ben 9anptbelta1bteilen ,inie-
rer Nabrung linh fit1o audi gelunb
n,lo fraftig. geioe Sfoffe iinb aber
MIR in geipiiier 5orm alltrdglid, ,ino
niailde 2eiite fot,ne,t bas Cine ober
anbere ober beibes nibt gut bertra-
gen. Naild entb1lt nlle ipeientlibel,
9abrllngsitoffe: gaiein, 3uder, Gi~
ipeiB, 8utter mo Sett nnb eiriee
8bospborianre reperbinotnge,1. Sod lit
MIR bic Wsild bon geiunoen Sieren
nabrbaft, bie bon franfen lit ourb=.
ipeg ibaolib. gs bat bic geabruns
Der Giere biel ginfIuB off oeren
Mild; om autraolidlten lit in bieIer
Siniibt cine luftiee, trodene gSeioe
9tud oie 3eit lit bon ginfIub auf
Die Site Der Mild), bic abenomild
lit Inn elm GritteI reiber OH feIten
Stoffen ais sic Moraenmilb; bage-
gen erreidt ser Milh5udergebalt NIT
tags iein Marim,un. 8eeen ibres
eroBe,1 @aIlergebaltes lit jebob oic
Mild allein sur grnabrung nibt aus
reid)enb. Safe beitebt int allgelneinen
aus adleltoff (Goiein) uno Gett. Ole
les Sett beltebt pieoer aus Claim ,mo
Margarin, ans mebrereu Sauren, mo-
mentlib Ofild- nno 9utteridure, ipel.
DIE Bel olte,t &1ien bortpieeen. 9ic
SiiBnil6fGIe entbalten aub pboss
pBorlouren &alf 1mo &aIi, sic Saucr=
mildfdie entbalten nnr menig pbos=
pborlarren &alf. 8ei ser 9ereitllng
miro ferner nod &ohial3 5lseicbt,
9ie &0le iperben oft nit Srleons ooer
Sofron eef6rbt. 9ei- Souernilbfo-
fen entipideIt iid) luobreno Ser Saul
mis- elm eigentiimli6er @iftItoff.
Cute, ,mperfdlidte uno otrfge=
aoreue, 1lngeioloene &oIe- eraelteen fei=
ne 8ldb,tngen uno 2eibidmer5en. @e=
gen i6res geringen @cbaltes at 5ett,
beionoers BEL mogern Giiben, lino Die
feIben 5lr >grn0brung nibt allein bin-
reibeno. Mon iou ip6t ont Gage oner
abenbs feline &GIeipeiien eiien, es lei
beun, bab man nod menigitens 5Dei
Ghuben perltreitben lGbt, ebe man 81
8ett gcbt.
- Mrs. 9. T., ga. -
sic baben el,ten Sopfen ,no mod)-
fen ipilien, ipie mon oarans cine tlif1
iige Sefe bereiten fam. 9as lit 5iem
lid einfob: Mfan fodt 5lpei llnaen
Sppfen uno 1 @ollone 8alier cine
halbe Str,oe lang, ieibe ourb uno
Ioie III ser 6liiiiigfeit 2 llitaen Sal5
,ulo elm babies 8f,,no 3uder. @enn
oieie Mii6ung bis a,,r Mildmdrme
obgefiiblt iit riibre man 1 Yfllno ee-
iiebtes Mebl erit nit einent Seile
bieier 6Iiiiiiefeit elatt ,,no riibrt Damn
ben Neit oaa,l. Scum iest man oas.
@an5e 2 polle Gage lang in Die sa<
be ei,,es tparmen Sfens (tpas BEL
beiBeln 8etter nibt notie iit); an
. britten Sage mii6t man 8 8funo se-
fod)te nno eana 3erItanpfte aartoffeln
ebel,io iorgf6ltie tpie oas Mebl oor-
,,nter. Sim ndbiten Gage aeist iid
bann ein bunfler, idtperer Sdaum
a,f Ser Oberfldde. Das @an5e miro
nr1t geborig burdeinanoer eeriibrt
nno ourd Elm Sieb ooer einen Durd=
fNlag geieibt, in einen 5teinfrug ooer
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Seller; ebe man babon @ebraud mo.
DE, fdiittele man bas @an5e gut auf.

JtCAtI CDC 4ttuil utlUuUs sVOtulultll Alttus
de, idiiftele man bas @an5e gut auf.
8m. 49, Sa.
Cine anpeiii,ne, triib eetporoenen
gfiig 5,t flarelt, babei, mir nod Dor
fiir5en an bieier SfeIle angegeber:
Sn Elm luart triiben giiig eieBt man
ungefdbr 5ipei Eeelofiel bon friiher
fiber Milb. Nad) "a Stilnben bat
itb Damn nreiit alles 9riibe al 8ooen
geiebt; ioIlte Dies aber in 5ipei Bis
bret Saeen nidt eeideben iein, 10
tpieoerbolt man ben AufguB. Sat iid
Der giiig aereiniet, 10 sieBt man i'm
bon Dem 8ooenias boriidtis ab. sll,
len -Sal1siranen lei iibrieens Der Gat
erteilt, ia nidt at peridumen, @ilie
bor Dem @ebra,1b ftets erit ab5l.
foben, ba er alsoann Der @eiunobeit
biel 5utraelider lit. Man nebme nur
bonn beIten @ilig, fode benIelben in
einem iroenen -Gopf gut aueeoedt,
einrnol onf nno no6oent er erfaltet.
5iebe man i'm in bie iaubere @iiig.
fIai6e auriid, ipeld)e man NIT einen
gut idliebenoen Sort beriiebt; a,d)
mub @iiig fiibl imp bunfel iteben.
- 3. st., Mebr. -
9ieie beoauernstperten, bon ser ia
tbolilben Stride eetrennten gbriiten,
pel6e sic fatbolilbe Stride bero6ten
'ober anflagen, fennen beren 2ebren
unb ginribtuneen nidt, ober, pos
nod idlimmer lit, fenren bieielbe BLOB
ourd traoitionelle ooer burd bie if.
men bon fanatiiben Breoigern beige
bradten 8orurteile. Gin ebrlider,
8abrbeit iuhenoer Nidtfatbolit miro,
tpenn er pirflib Sic fotbolilde 8ircbe
fennen lernen tpiI, ibre 2ebren in fo-
tbolii6en 9iidern, iporin oieielben
nieoereeleet iino, it1oieren. giemano,
oer Sic fotbeliibe Stride, beren 2ebre,
8irfen nno Observation-Disclosures.
grobortigen @influB ouf bie 3ibiliia-
tion nnb ben Gortidritt ser Menl1en
fennt, iulnbert iib, BOB al1iabrIib 10
biele promine11te MGnner uno Srauen,
@elebrte ,no Bolitifer unbern @lau=
bens 5ur fatboliifen Stride iibertre.
ten.. 9ie Saltloiigfeit, 3erriiienbeit
uno Ser itete Miebergane Ser prote-
itantiiben @laubensbefenntniiie einer-
ieits lnb sic 8ioeritanosfabiefeit nnb
bos Nufbliiben fatboIiiden 2ebens in
olen Sanoern, trot beItdnbieer Ser
folelng,. mub iebeln 9enfenoen nno
oie 8obrbeit Su6enben bic Musen
offnen.
- Jr. @. 3d., ga.
9os lit cine tpobl oft uno iiberon
aufsemorfene Sraee: 8arnm greift
ser all1nd6tiee, oll,peiie uno alleiitiee
@ott nid)t ein2 @arlm idtpeiet- er
5u oft ar bieiem bimmelidreienoen
ltnredt? 8arum itraft er bieie Sp-
rannen nno 8lntmeni6en nidt, tpel9e
10 pielen Souienoen uniduloieer Men=
iden @ut, 8lut uno 2eben nebmen?
Barnm labt er berbeerenoe, idrcda
lide seot,lrfataitropben au?. @arum
ereift er nidt ein in 10 bin1meli6reis
enoe 3uitdnoe, ipie in Nllblano ,,nS
in anoern 2dnoern, no Sic >3eIieiou
berfolet miro?
Dieier bon untpiIienoen uno Ielbit
BON &atbolifen, bie ibren @lauben
rid1t fenupn 1,t,1prn1 Gprrnott nar1nh
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