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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-31
Man About
Manhattan
BY GEORGE TUCKER

NEW YORK, Oct. 3O.-"Two or
three years ago I'd have been
glad" he said, '1but now-I don't
know"
The man who spoke these words
was a foreign correspondent who
has been in New York for seven
years. In a week or so he returns
to his country. He has a father
and a mother there, and some
friends.
"1'n be glad to see them, o.
course-but, somehow, I guess I'm
not as glad as I ought to be-
I think it adds up like this. These
seven years of freedom have made
their impression. If he wants II
stand on a street corner and ex
press a political opinion, he car
stand there and talk until the ali
is blue.
This man is a good friend d
mine. I would rather not use biz
name. In his own country he j!
well known. His name would meal
nothing to Americans.
Il. have a bunch that I'll b'
back in a couple of years." HI
went on. "I'n volunteer for it |
I could sort of shuttle between New
York and home-that would be
well. I'd like going home then
So, in a few weeks this write
will pack his bags and report I
his native country. Where he live
the form of government is a Iii
tie different than ours.
You people," he said, 'funda
mentally are suited for democracy
You fight among yourselves at IN
election times, but it means nola
ing. After the results are in yo
all pull together. 1t isn't like IN
in other countries. In sore coul
tries the people even fight owe
public parks. When an election !
held-if they still have elections =
the winning candidate insures III
victory by humping off his opp0l
emit"
For a moment he let his ga
wander out the window. f..
"You know what my flrst ILL
preston was of New York d
went on. 1.-The NRA parade, 3D.
it move down 5th avenue ~
miles and for hours-I saw 1t, in'
was my first day in New YORK
thought: Yep, 1 remember u,
probably cussed it a bit, in del''
ence to my tired dogs.
Things change" he said. "l 1as
change here, too. But w.
changes are different from ou'
... We've had a lot Of chaI E.il
too, in a different way. 80 w"
hell, we may grouse at these 1lat !,
we are living in, but they're ID
teresting. You can't stop
change. -. I mean, we can H.. !,
Maybe you can. -. You loo n;o N
something and say, this is all it ~
80. This is worth fighting ~. III
800. I wish it would always De D +
way. But wishing won't 40 :
Wishing won't make it sU =,
We talked, 1 suppose lol ,.n,
hour -. We have talked nll
times far into the night, us0a an;
about the air alarm SIRENS
the gun boats, and the dying, liant
There is always that to talk a an"'t
the dying. He knows land
that sort of thing from first i !. A;
experience. His country Nj;
war. This is pretty gooa' w.
life over here" he says. lore
Three or four years ag7 lp aIsd
been glad. Well, he'll, I'm End md
now. My mothers theie,
my father. =. But sohen0"?
Well, hell 49,"
No. A. --.o, n9llS -
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-31

More than a million paris .,t
be contained in one 1uLs
wing feather of a bird.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-31
Fair Enough
BY WESTBROOK PEGLER

The Star wishes its readers
to know that views and opin-
ions expressed in this article
are those of the author and
may not always harmonic
with its position. The Editor.
Evening star., 1940-12-08
South Carolina Society
Dance Is December Is.

Enthusiasm shown by South Caro-
linians in Washington toward the
social affairs to be held by the South
Carolina State Society during the
coming season is evidenced by the
almost complete sen-out of season
tickets for the events. A few still
remain.
President Charles E. jackson ad-
vises that the society's headquarters
are being swamped with inquiries
concerning the first informal dance
which will be held at the Shoreham
Hotel, Wednesday. December 18.
South Carolinians and their
friends who want information con-
cerning the dance can receive it by
telephoning Mr.. Jackson at his ONCE
in the Department of Commerce.
Among South Carolinians who will
attend are Representative John Nc
MILAN, Col. j. Monroe johnson, Miss
Ruth Latimer, Mr.. j. P. Moseley,
Miss Mary Bush. Mr.. Ben Covington
Mr.. Tom Stone. Miss Josephine Rob-
erts, Mr.. Ed Hodges and Mr.. Roy
Stroud.
Evening star., 1940-12-08

son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Stromberg, for 10 days
in Albany, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Sherry
To Be Guests of Son Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sherry are
the guests of their son and daugh-
ter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Sherry, and their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Rand, in Cleveland.
Mrs. Benjamin Spigel left yester-
day for Cincinnati to visit her SON.
in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs
Maurice Samuel and their young
son.
Mr.. and Mrs David Stember Of
latter's sister, Mrs Betty B. Luchs,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert M. Luchs
of 483l Alton place.
Mrs. Pauline Augensheim was
hostess Friday at luncheon at the
Shoreham, followed by cards.
Miss Rae Palkin of the Roosevelt
is spending the week in New York.
Mrs. Sarah Marrow of the Ward
man Park Hotel is the weekend
guest of her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, DR.. and Mrs. H. Weinberg,
and family in Baltimore. Mrs. Mar
row was hostess Thursday at lunch
con and cards at the Wardman Park
Hotel.
Miss Eleanor Loeb is the guest of
Miss Rose Stern in Frederick. Md.
The annual donor banquet and
dance of the j. C. r. SIS Juniors
will take place tonight at the May
flower Hotel at 7:30 O'Clock.
DR.. and Mrs. George Speck, the
latter formerly Miss Doris De Ford,
are in their new apartment in Buck
ingham. Arlington, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Newmyer,
jr., of Philadelphia are spending the
week end in Washington with Mr..
Newmyer's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Newmyer. and Mrs. New
myers mother, Mrs. Sidney West.
Evening star., 1940-12-08
Dances Set
By State
Societies
West Virginia and
South Carolina
Fetes Scheduled

The annual cider party and apple
harvest ball will be observed at the
next meeting and dance of the West
Virginia Society of Washington at
the Raleigh Hotel December IT. The
cider and gingerbread will be brought
from the State, as is the usual
custom.
Col. J. William De Grange, former
treasurer Of the society. is chairman
of the Committee on Arrangements.
He will provide apples. gingerbread
and cider for the party.
An interesting feature of the eve
ming will be the selection Of the apple
harvest queen" and princesses from
among the young ladies at the ball
Mr.. j. L. Cornwell is chairman Of
the Committee of Judges who will
select and crown the queen"
Dancing will begin at 10 o'clock.
Tickets will be available at the door.
Evening star., 1940-12-08
Takona Park
Social News
OF the Week
Maj. and Mrs. Vogt
Planning to Move
To Florida Soon

Maj. and Mrs. Louis C.. Vogt,
residents Of Takoma Park for nearly
20 years, are planning to leave soon
for Florida to make their home.
En- route they will stop at Atlanta
to visit their daughter, Mrs. Joseph
Skehan. and son. Mr. Jerome Vogt,
until after the holidays. They plan
to leave early in January for a stay
in st. Petersburg and later expect
to buy home on one of the Florida
lakes Maj. Vogt is retiring after 80
years of service in the Government
Printing Office, where he is an
official.
Mrs A. L. Gustafon, wife of 1t.
Gustafon, U. S. N. arrived yes
terday in San Francisco from the
Philippines en- route to Takoma
Park to visit her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Hugh NJ. Smythe. Mrs. Gust
ATOM is the former Miss Eve Smythe.
1t. and Mrs. Gustafon left i'm
mediately after their wedding over
year ago on Asiatic service and this
will be Mrs Gustafon's first trip to
her former home since her marriage.
Mrs. Frank J. Hopkins entertained
at luncheon and bridge Friday
Mrs. VannOy to Entertain
At Luncheon and Bridge.
Mrs. and Mrs. J. Bond Smith have
returned from Wooster. Ohio. where
they were accompanied by their
| daughter. Mrs. Richard Shetterly
and their small grandson, who have
been visiting them. Mrs. Shetterly
will remain in Wooster. where they
have taken an apartment. to be
with Mr.. Shetterly, student at
Wooster College
Mrs. E. G. Vannov will entertain
at luncheon and bridge Wednesday.
Mrs. E. c. Holmes is leaving this
week end for her home in New Lon
/ don. Conn, after spending two
weeks here visiting her sister. Mrs.
/ Walter Hawley
| Mr. and Mrs. David Mervine have
returned from philadelphia. where
they were called by the death Of Mr.
Mervine's father.
Mr. and Mrs Daniel MillI have
| left for ST. Petersburg, Fla. where
they plan to remain until next
April
Mr. and Mrs R c. Woodling
! former residents of Scranton. Pa
are now making their home in
Takoma Park.
B Mr. and Mrs J. Maynard Iinth-
icum have as guests Mrs. Linthi-
Gums brother-in-l law and sister.
Mr. and Mrs w H. Peters. and their
daughter. Mrs. Betty Launt of
Roscoe. N Y who are en- route
home from North Carolina.
Evening star., 1940-12-08
Residential

is in the region of Poland occupied
by the Soviet
Prince and Princess Sapieha and
Baroness Bornemisza spent the
summer in Vermont and since the
late autumn have made a series of
visits in the North and East and
probably will go southwark for the
midwinter.
Several parties are being given
over the week end in honor of Miss
Lorraine Gibney of Chicago, the
house guest of her former school,
mate. Miss Janet Hartz. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Barge L. Hartz in
Edgemoor. Md.
Miss Gibnev and Miss Hartz
were among the guests at dinner
given last night by Mr. George
De Witt and this evening they
will be guests at dinner at the
Congressional Country Club.
Miss Hartz and Miss Gibney
returned to Edgemoor early in the
week after a trip 10 Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1940-12-08

lVAl ullu 3sAA .. ---SSS' -
Louisville, KY
dral avenue was hostess Friday at
a tea, at her home
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Jonas of
Goldsboro. N c. are spending the
week end in Washington, visiting
the formers sisters. Mrs. Albert
Newfield. Mrs. Marc Goldnamer
and Mrs. Bertha Loeb. at the Shore
ham.
Mrs. Sidney c. kaufman, Mrs.
Samuel J. Steinberger. Mrs. Sol.
Minister and her daughter, Miss
Aline Minister are leaving Wednes-
day for New York to spend the week
at the Claridge.
Mrs. Sadie Arensberg
To Be Capital Visitor.
Mrs. Sadie Arensberg of New York
is spending the week end in Balti-
more. the guest of relatives at her
former home, and will return here
to continue her visit with Mrs. Alex
ander Wolf at the Shoreham before
going back to New York
Mrs. Leo Baum has returned from
Goldsboro, N. c.. where she visited
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Baum, in their
new home.
Mrs. Samuel Mundheim of New
York is in Washington on visit
to her son-i n-law and daughter, the
Rev. DR.. and Mrs Norman Gersten-
field of Oregon avenue, and their
second son, Roger William, born on
Sunday, November %, at Doctors
Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Levy, who
accompanied their son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Illch, to Norfolk. Va, to visit their
grandchildren, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin Franklin Hofheimer, jr.,
and her great-grandson, Benjamin
Franklin. Sd, returned during the
week.
DR.. and Mrs. Milton Harris have
as their guest Mrs. Barney Dreyfuss
of Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Nellie Bonwit is visiting her
Evening star., 1940-12-08
New York Group Plans
Holiday Dance Saturday.

The New York State Society will
hold its Christmas dance and party
Saturday evening at the west ball
room of the Shoreham Hotel.
As has been the custom this party
is planned by the vice presidents
of the society, MeSsrs. Samuel P.
Gompers. William A. Carr and Wall
ter D. Sutcliffe, who promise the
members and guests very enter
tanning evening with several spe-
cial features.
Notices have been mailed through
the Office of the secretary, Miss Irene
Boehlert, and reservations may be
made for tickets or membership
cards with the treasurer. Miss Jean
Hamilton. All New Workers and
their friends in Washington and
vicinity are cordially invited by the
president of the society. James E.
Black, TO join in this pre-hollday
dance. Dancing will be from 10 TO
! o'clock.
Evening star., 1940-12-08
Future DebutanteS
. By Catherine Hamblev;

Miss Elizabeth Yvonne Is
McMu, Perrin of Stockton Calf properties
ere and he also has cattle
born IN Phoenix for
summers spent with the Walter Pdgeon Hills Calf
Where Yvonne enjoys the symphonies in Hollywood
She attended Convent
boarder business course
Since being here Yvonn
dancing.
grandparents city
introducing with
Country Club
a
Evening star., 1940-12-08
Providence Auxiliary
Sets Party Date

The annual card party and dance
to be given by the Ladies Auxiliary
of Providence Hospital has been
announced for February 3 at the
Willard Hotel Mrs. James Hugh
Early has been made general chair
man.
Officers elected at a recent meet
ing are: Mrs. Robert Joseph Conlon
president: Mrs. Vincent Brewer
Hungerford. vice president; Miss
Pauline Flannery. recording secre-
tary. and Mrs. Russell K. Hollings-
worth, corresponding secretary.
Evening star., 1940-12-08
Of Personal Note
MIR. and Mrs. David Nathan
To Make Home in Philadelphia

Nathan latter formerly Miss Joan kaufman
of
will home Philadelphia
Columbus Ohio formerly of Washington at
the q
Harry left Wednesday for Miami Beach Fla
o weeks
spend
the next six daughter naw
Evening star., 1940-12-08
Irish Envoy Goes
TO Philadelphia

The Irish Minister, Mr.. Robert
Brennan, is spending today in Phil
adelphia at the celebration of the
Tooth anniversary of the establish
ment of St. Patricks Church. He
will join Mrs. Brennan and their
family this evening.
Evening star., 1940-12-08
Bundles for Britain
Party Wednesday

Bundles for Britain card party
will take place Wednesday afternoon
at the Woodmont Country Club at
2 o'clock.
The hostesseS will be members of
the Sisterhood of the Eighth Street
Temple.
La gaceta., 1940-05-15
ENTREGO Ell
RO ADONlS AL FISCAL
AMEN
COOperan Estrechdmente
los dos FscdIes

New York, mayo 15.-Jose
Adonis, ell "raquetsro' acusado
de dos delitos de Secuestro, agre
sion y exigeneia de dinero, in
gres6 en- la carcel y Sc encuenv
ira hey a disposition del fiscal
John Harlan Amen.
El fiscal Amen m~antiene una
Inca de e strecha cocpera-
ci6n, en- cuanto a los ~raquete-
ros" y aseSinos, con Ell fiscal de
distrito William 0'Dwyer".
AJdonis ha sido mtencionado
varias vecas, en- la investigation
de O'Dwyer, por sus re~laciones
con ell famoso circulo de aSesi--
nos de profession. Representa- al
criminal muy famoso en- Brook
lyn, Ell abogado Luis ICastella-
no, quien arreglo la presenta-
cion por medic del telefono.
Sabese que ell verdadero nom
bre de Adonis es Ell de Jose A.
Doto.
La gaceta., 1940-05-15
GAMELIN ES Ell E
EN- JEFE DE D LAS
TROPAS ALIApAS

Paris, mayo 15.-Todas las
operaciones en- que intervie-
men las tropas Aliadas 'tienen
como jefe Ell general Gustavo
Gamelin.
Las operaciones en- Holan =
da, Belgica " territorio fran
c6s Sc realizan bajo las 6rde-
mes o instrucciones del mando
Aliado.
Holanda y Belgica no qui :
sieron admitir conferencias
p~relimitares, antics de la inva-
sion, creyendo que Alemania
respetaria su neutralidad. La
ofensiva alemana vindica por
complete la quieta determine
ci6n de Gamelin, quien no to-
en- cuenta la impaciencia
de los criticos y partidarios de
la acci6n desenfrenada.
FL sistema de transporte de
La gaceta., 1940-05-15
DEL PALENQUE
POLITICO
(Viene de la So pdg.)
SchIem0n Retro Su
C~andiddtul'G

Antonio Schleman, ell buen a.
migo, decide aver retirarse CO.
mo candidate a racaudador de
contribuciones.
Este deja Ell campo libre al
Sr. Burnett, que viene desempe-
hando csc puesto desde hace mu
chos amos.
Nosotros, que le apoyamos
con tcdo vigor, podemos decir,
Y 10 decimos con honda satisfac
ci6n , que ell pueblo latino Sc
mantuvo fiel a la amistad Y did
a Antonio la mayorfa de Sus vo-
tos.
El sc retira, voluntariamen-
tie, Y nosotros lie extendemos Ia
mano y lie reiteramos la amistad
sincera de siempre.
va habiamos dicho aver, an
ties de su retirada, que lie segui-
rfamos apoyando con todas nuas
ira sfuerZas Y energfas.
Schleman ACADIA de compro-
bar que la mayoria de los lati-
nos son amigos de veras.
La gaceta., 1940-05-15

Ell Demonio D Ia Mujer Sola

Ell Demonio D Ia Mujer Sofa
Escrito en- un pesimo latin, e
libro eSta dividido en- tres par
ties. La primera trata de la bru
jeria EN- general, Ia segunda emf
mera Y clasifica las diversas els
sag de brujeria y maleficics, suE
caracteristicas Y efectos, asi co.
mo los medios de conjurarlos
La tercera parte reglamenta e,
prdcedimiento jurIdico a apli'
car Y las sanciones penales en-
lua incurren las personals con-
victas de csc crimen.
Ell diablo, pretenden los auto
res en- la introduction, no duer-
me nunca. Esta siempre presto
~ decidido a practicar el nal y
perjudicar al hombre. Para este
fin, que es Su raz6n de ser, to-
dos los medios son buenos. Es
por ESQ que recurre a los brujos
y brujas, simples Instruments
entra sus names. Sometidos a
las 6rdenes del demonio, estos
SO prestan a los peores ejerci-
sios. Ellos escarnecen la fe cris-
tiana y ridiculizan sus ritos, su
ceremonial. Ellos ~suecitan las
tampestades y hacen zozobrar
los navfos en- el mar. Ellos vuel
ven esteriles a las mujeres y al
ganado. Ellos difundep las en-
fermedades contagiosas, expo
men a los mortales a las mas pc
ligrosas tentaciones y Sc delei-
tan comiendo los cuerpecitos de
los nifios asados... Brujos Y bru-
jas sc entregan a retozos sod6-
micos con ell demonio, ell cual g.
dOpta en- esas pFacticas la for
ma de un animal de su election.
Demonios y brujos Sc reunen en-
lugares convenidos. Y danzan y
Sc divierten blaSfemando de to-
do 10 mas sagrado que exigte,
Segdn ell He1enhdmmer, las
mujeres son mucho mas accesi-
bles que los hombres q las Sc
ducciones de Satan. Els una de,
bilidad innatR en- elias y hasta
su denomination mismR de fe-
nina no es mas que la abFevia-
tura de Fides minus, es decir,
de "menos fe'. Para apoyar es-
he tests, nuestros autores citan
esta observation de Seneca: "U
ma mujer entregRda a 81 misma,
piensa y razona siempre NAL p
Apuntalado de retruecanos y
maximas de la misma calana y
La gaceta., 1940-05-15
Spread Your Cold Cough
Gel ksenthO- MuIsiOp

ing highest grade beechwood creo'
sote for penetration, Genuine Cal
ifornia fig syrup gives Menthe,
MulsioE. 2 taste the whole family
will like. II clings to the mem
branes SO is soothing, healing In
gredients act faster. better. An
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpit;
Attendance at church Is neces-
sary for human welfare, but don't
endanger tie congregation with q
cold cough wkea M~entho-Mulsion Is
SO inexpensive end easy 70 obtain
Msntho-Nuloion is endorsed Ry
YOUR neieh6ors and Guaranteed BY
ie-dlng druggists -r~ryVhere.-adv.
La gaceta., 1940-05-15
BERGDOLL DICE QUE SA-
BE CUAL ES Ell ARMA Sc
CRETA

Filadeafia, mayo l5.-La Sra
Berta Bergdol informa en- una
carta al preSidente Roosevelt
que su marido sabe algo impor-
tante acerca del arma secreta
usada por los alemanes. Habl6 a
yer la mujer con su marido, EN-
la prisi6n de la isla Governor, Y
resolvio informar al gobierno.
Bergdoll quiere decir TODD 10
cue sabe al presidente y en- par
ticular sobre un nuevo canon de
los nazis,
La gaceta., 1940-05-15

Caste'lano dijo al fiscal quo
81 d G215idc no es culpab0e y ri
3i6 Sc ,e sehale una fianza. Para
gc12r. de -ibertad debera pres
tar fienza dc $4,000.
C''ardo los periodistas lie in
t%error2ron sobrs 81 prestaria Ia
fiaaza c~ontsgt6: "Me NE olvi-
dgdo Dis trlerla conmigo. Admit
tic que habia estado eseondido
en- la Florida. Tiene 3S amos de
edad y Ia mansion donde reside
le cc-+5 $32 $500.
Cuando au madre muri6, en-
1884, Ia erterr6 en- un sarc6fa-
go de $1,000.
La gaceta., 1940-05-15

A colo couch seriously endangers
van. YOUR family, ard ycur business
soa qtes. Illness from colds and
COUGHS causes more loss 0! u'lc
than all other diseases eoilblneu.
II YOU haze a cough due TO q cold
~ct Mantec-Mulson, the Eiaran-
ICED medicine, today. II Mentho-
'lul ION fails to sop Your cougin9
immediately snd set you entireIy
aysF geug cold cough qui'keT tnaa
M medicine gou ever trled, as
or your money b. H. ~. ON
Naturalization is moro than On
,yl,,ovv nedicine. II contains wa,
miis A and D to build your e-
les tsnce, and seven so5u.
erg oils and = = reatN' "' ~
La gaceta., 1940-05-15

SIN: en- 1903, en- Poeen, q Tri-
nal Secular hiza dacapitar q
nm hc1bre, 1nicamense en- vir-
'ar1 Gel HerenhGmmef, porq1e
" decia que ciertos actos del
aesdichado inculpado (que no
qesaba per era par.e de profess
Tar de ST. inOcencia) parecian
r1i.rdar ''~criterios" estigmati-
za.~c5 antiguamente por esos
dos fanatics desancadenados,
Kraener y Sprenger...
La gaceta., 1940-05-15

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moody, depressed-if your nerves
are constantly on edge and you're
losing your boy friends to more
attractive, penpy women-SNAP
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tired, cross woman
All YOU may need is a good reliable
ionic. II 50, just Try famous Lydia L.
Pihkham's Vegetable ComDound
made especially for women. Let Il
, stimulate gastric juices 70 help digest
and assilnlate more wholesome food
La gaceta., 1940-05-15
TURQUIA LLAMA SUS RE-
SERVAS

Fstambul, mayo 15.-Nue-
vas reservas turcas han sido
llamadas a las armas.
Once classes de reservistas
han sido llamadas, entire las
edades de % v IS amos, inclu-.
yendo los generates.
La escuadra turca realiza
m%aniobras. Los ataques he
chos sobre Holanda Y Relgica,
por medic de paracaidas, la
man aqui la atenci6n.
La gaceta., 1940-05-15

los Aliados funciona de name
ra maravillosa en- todas las O.
peraciones.
Cada columna francesa esta
bien preparada con artillerfa
a~ntiaerea.
La gaceta., 1940-05-15
Pdpqs Obscarontistas u
Monies Precursors

N'Nyoo a IbCHfSOYBS
Otra parta de Ia obra, regla-
mentardo ell prooedfmientc. q
numera los medios de tortura v
Dos grades de sgplicio a emplear
para obligar a los acusados a
confesar.
Aun aqui la riqueza de in
venci6n, la imagination malsa-
ma da los dos in~quisidpres. ha
sabioc, en- mas de una OCCASION.
forzar la admiration. En- efec-
Ito, de que crimen no Sc habria
.uno confass5o cu1pabIe baio 81
apnemio de los medios que egtos
recommendation Y exaltaban.
lAhi csc virtuoso Jacob Spren-
ger, gran perseguidor de las
brujas, no debia aburrirse. En-
Gas ciudades de Constanza Y Ra-
weinberg, en- ell curse de un solo
anc, hizo quemar cuarenta v O.
ah9 muieres, todas j6venes Y be-
Has y de edald variable entire los
diez y echo y los treinta v Qua.
tro amos.
ST varios Papas s~ucesivos, ia
les como Alexandra vi, Julio II,
Leon X, Adrian vi, ETC., confir-
maron por medic de bulas la au-
torldad del Herenhemmer Y ex-
tendieron su Jurisdiction sobre
todos los pafses de Europa, hui
DO tambien espiritus esclareci-
dos y valientes que atacaron las
teorias emitidas por esta Obra y
osaran hasta negar la e~xisten-
ella de los brujos. Ash, ell predi-
cador Balthasar Berri de AIMS
terdam, en- su "Betooverde We
raldp (Ea Mundo EmbrWjadol
rehusa firmemente Greer en- la
brujerfa y lama vigorosos alta
Eues contra ell Herenhammer.
ri jesuita aleman FIR. Won Spre,
antique capeilan de numerosas
brUjas ejecutadas en- la hogue-
ra,. termino per dudar del valor
de esos processes y de los veredic
tos dictadcs. Su libre "El Pro-
eegO contra Sagas'', aparecido.
en- Traves en- 1893, ap1rta un
curiose y valiente testimonio
sCbre ell mode en- que Ia raz6n
de csc padre jesufta Sc subleva
contra los srticulos de la estric-
"a ODSdlSl1cla.
Pero a pssar de esos eSpiritus
prealrsoras y die otros mas que
en- el curse de los siglos XVII Y
XVIII Sc inspiraron en- sus e.
temples, ell libro mal6fico de los
Gcs alemanes conserve intacta,
.pOr largo tempo todavia, su ne
rrible autoridad. En- 1871, en-
SeUIlla, Sc quem6 a una mujer
Y, en- 1882, EN- Cadiz, a Ctra, to-
das dos convictas de bru1eria.
Y he ahi un hecho mas incredible
La gaceta., 1940-05-15

ira IA prinoipio dd Bien Uni
vorsal eroarnado Y representa-
do por la Majestad de Dies. Los
dJirioaentes no de5fan, por
consiguiente, ser castigados de
ctra manera cue por Ell 'fuepo
purtfiea1sr que abrasando sus
.carne9 libar aria De esta prisi6n
la barro 81 alma immortal.
La gaceta., 1940-05-15


Nueva York, E. LIZA Sc
nora Isabel CIomp, de 81 a.
nos de edad, fue arrestada pOr
robar un vestido y dos sweat
ers por valor de $1O.45, de
una tienda de Nueva York.
Cuando la registraron, lie en-
contraron en- la cartera 27,009
pesos. La sonora Clemp cOnfe-
SO que no podfa resistir a ten
tacion de robar.
(Foto de la l. l. News).