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Evening star., 1941-08-19
Agency Is Set Up
To Project Schools
From Attacks
NotionoI Association
Commission to Act
Against Enemies

An action body" 10 mobilize ed1s
cation in the service Of the Nation
and to protect education and teach
ers from the attacks of agencies
whose goal is the undermining of
the American school, has been or
ganized, the National Education A.
sociation announced today.
The new agency, to be known as
the Commission for the Defense OF
Democracy Through Education, will
be directed by DR.. Donald Du Shane,
immediate past president Of the N.
E. A. and superintendent of schools
at Columbus, Ind, who will begin
his duties as full time secretary of
the commission at N. z. A. head
quarters here next month.
Direct Action Planned.
THE commission will take direct
action in 4 manner as forceful as
possible against all enemies Of
schools and education" DR.. Du
Shane said We expect to move
against all individuals and organi-
cations who are endeayoring to
WCdhCiA lAlC St1lOolo ouLli dtIAA~Ab
threaten the security Of our democ-
racy. Education has a role in the
defense program that is no less i'm
portant than that Of our armed
forces"
The newly created commission will
investigate criticisms and movements
against school systems, teachers
colleges, textbooks, teachers organ.
izations and individual teachers.
The commission will also study
groups opposing education, seek to
discover the sources of their funds
and take appropriate action against
| them.
Another objective outlined BY DR..
Du Shane will be the protection Of
American schools from educational
curtailment and financial restric-
tions due to competition for funds
on the part Of other national needs.
Training for Democracy.
The commission also is designed
to strengthen the school as a train
ing ground for democracy. arousing
both teachers and citizens to the
importance of giving American youth
through education a belief in
democracy as strong as the faith
with which the worlds dictators
have indoctrinated their young peo-
pie.
The commission consists OF 90
members, an Executive Committee
Of 10, headed By Alonzo r. Myers,
school of education at New York
University, and one representative
from each State Teachers Associa =
( ton.
Evening star., 1941-08-19
Germans Requisitioning
Lodgings for Soldiers
By the Associated Press.

By the ASsoclated Press.
STOCKHOLM, Aug. 19.-The Ger
mans are requisitioning private
lodgings to quarter soldiers in West
ern Norway, arousing bitter resent
ment of the inhabitants, a CORE
spondent of the newspaper Dagens
Nyheter reported yesterday.
Even many small families were
said to have been forced to give UP
two rooms to the Nazis. In Bergen
alone 1000 rooms were reported
,hken over.
Evening star., 1941-08-19
Eight German Planes
Claimed by British
In French Raids
Daylight Attack Follows
Night Assaults on
Cologne and Duisburg
By the Associated Press.


LONDON. Aug. 19-British Royal
Air Force planes we're reported tc
have shot down eight German fight
ers over northern France today In
daylight followup to powerful at
tacks overnight on the German cities
of Cologne and Duisburg.
Six British fighter planes engaged
in a large-scale sweep against Ger
man objectives in France were miss
but the pilots of two were safe,
authorities said.
After the attack on Duisburg a
great oil fire ragged on the west bank
of the Rhine opposite the city's in
land docks, the air ministry news
service reported.
Plants and Railways Bombed.
Load after load of incendiaries and
explosives were dropped on fac
tories and railways both at Duisburg
and Cologne, the service said.
Returning pilots reported many
large fires were started in both
cities. One said that the Duisburg
oil fire was burning eXposively with
a heavy cloud of black smoke over
it," and that the flames were visible
for many miles.
The service added that the Ger
mans appeared to have brought up
new defenses for both the Ruhr and
the .Rhineland, with a fierce anti
aircraft fire rising from both sides
of the river at Cologne.
One bomber was held in the glare
of searchlightS for full hour, it
was said.
Docks at Dunkerque also were
bombed, it was stated.
Airfields Attacked.
While big bomberS were attacking
these German and German-held
cities, British fighter planes on Of
fensive patrol attacked airfelds in
occupied territory during the night
the ministry said.
The Germans at the same time
made a smal-scale attack against
the east coast of England and Scot
land.
A communique said the German
raiders killed some persons in at
tackS on two places in Northeast
England and caused some damage
at one point in Northeast Scotland
Evening star., 1941-08-19
Moil Service to Russia
Speeded Up by Weeks
B! the Associated Press.


MOSCOW, Aug. 19-Mail service
between the United States and So
Wet Russia has been speeded UP by
more than two weeks.
Mail which used to take more
than two months to reach Moscow
from New York now is arriving via
the Far East in six weeks. New
York newspapers dated as recently
as July s were delivered in the Rus
sian capital today.
Evening star., 1941-08-19
Churchill Views Films
Of Meeting ot SEQ
Ry the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Aug. 19.-One of the
things Prime Minister Churchill did
on this first day back in London
after his sea conference with Presi-
dent Roosevelt was to go to the
Ministry of Information with Mrs.
Churchill this afternoon and view
motion pictures of the meeting with
the American President.
Hundreds of officials and propa-
ganda clerks leaned from windows
and cheered at Mr.. Churchill's ap-
pearance.
Evening star., 1941-08-19
Hungarian Casualties

BUDAPEST, Hungary, Aug. 10 (P)
The Hungarian News Agency re-
ported today that the general staff
announced Hungarian casualties in
the war against Russia, up to August
10, totaled 16 officers and 297 men
killed and "a officers and 907 men
wounded. Two officers and 107 men
were listed as missing.
Evening star., 1941-08-19
Alarm at Chunqkinq

CHUNGKING, Aug. 10 tP-This
provisional Chinese capital was un-
der air-raid alarm for three and a
half hours today, but Japanese
| bombers did not appear over tpe
lcity. G
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-16
SOCIETY NEWS
I,IE EABBIr II TIE GARAGE.

\. to why you-.fL't, half grown
traveller
Take refuge here
Where the roar of a ,ulky ~!ll-Eatuc-
ed motor
R~1kc eannon-like against your
~auINCring ear,
Where oil droppings nsulted your
country nose,
Where the rough concrete ildttcncd
your eyes
And >craped the SottIcss &lhind
vour grasSbred toes,
Where IN an unequal race You lost,
am not wise.
Nor do | pretend to rationai.ze
Vuv your captor gently lard
4 BROAD hand along your little body
That trcmbled so
And considered himself amply paId
F,g consequent deprcdations 10 this
garden
And let you 90.
Virginia Lee ODonncll
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-16

SI1VN. CSV V1ITy do VIIVVVVV' VO11oU
a physician when pains persist.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-16
Return to Tennessee.

Mr.. ana Mrs. S. @. Spruill, Jr.
h.ee returned TO their home in Jack
son. Tenn, after visiting MI
epuflls parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. O.
Sp,uIIl. on Rowland street, for tn,
mast two weeks.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-16
Ease Neuralgia With
Quick. Acting DC"

Use quick act
ing BE Head
ache Powders
when you want
prompt relief
from neuralgia
pain. BE also
relieves head
aches, muscular
aches and func-
tional periodic
pains. l0c e Csc
sizes. Use only as
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-16
Choir Practice.

Fne Senior choir practice OF the
FIRST Methodist church VIII be held
Il T45 o'clock tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Look Around

Before you start building a
wild garden, take a little trip
through the woodlands and
fields. Observe just what is
growing in the vicinity of your
countryside. Notice the kind of
trees and wild flowers and
shrubs.
Perhaps you will find dog
woods, small oaks, maple and
birch trees and evergreens. In
the fields you may, discover
daisies and buttercups and vio-
let's or forget-me-nots. In the
low places or swampy grounds
look for the jack-in-the-pulpit,
lady-slippers,. In places where
il is moist, but not wet, look for
the many different kinds of ferns
and moses. You will be sur
prised at what you really will
find by just going out looking
around.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27

handling machinery, tools and
consumers commodities, sewing,
building and construction work.
JULY % TO AUGUST 22
Very stimulating - a
good tendency if usee rightly.
Selling, trading, instructing,
studying, reporting and prompt
ing are among the activities in
which achievement can be at
tanned.
AUG. % TO SEPT. e5
Virgo-Much depends today
upon what your position calls
for and the nature of your
work. Patience and understand
ing are essential.
SEPT. % TO OCT. IS
Libra-Lawyers, judges, edu-
Gators, instructors in branches of
industry, mechanics and finances;
st u d en- 3, aviators, research
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Hair Requires
Thorough Cleaning

BEAUTY SHOPS throughout
the land put thousands of heads
through the wet wash process
every day. Nearly all of them
come out bright and fair, but
now and then a careless, hur-
ried operator will not rinse away
all the soap.
Don't rush into a pulchritude
emporium and expect a trim,
shampoo and finger wave in an
hour. Can't be done. When at
tentions are speeded up like a
bicycle race. you will be the
loser.
When applying soap suds the
outer lines of the glorious crown
should be well treated, especially
hair at the nape and at the
temples.
This is the way the trained.
conscientious operator goes
about the task; first a thorough
brushing. lifting the hair strand
by strand, sending the bristles of
the brush to the scalp. Then a
three-minute scalp massage to
loosen dead skin particles and
make the flesh grow. A rinsing
is given before soap is applied;
to remove surface dust.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27

workers and scientists are under
friendly rays. Too hasty action
not advisable. Speak tactfully.
OCT. 81 TO NOV. 22
Scorpio-Your planets vibra-
tons warn against extremes,
unrestrained emotions and dicta-
torial tactics. The cslmer and
more pleasant you are the better
your progress and state of
health.
NOV. % TO DEC. Rf
>Sdgittdrius-The warning that
goes for Scorpio folk also obtains
for you Sagittarians. Try for
self betterment; promote har-
'mony where you work; help in
still loyalty to our cOuntry's
cause in those being influenced
by the wrong forces.
DEC. 20 TO JAN. 2f
Capricorn - Can be advan-
tageous, fruitful period if you
cheerfully put your heart into
your work and forget petty
annoyances or obstacles. Sound,
constructive matters most ia
vored.
JAN. 22 TO FEB. 20
Aqudr' Whatever your
tasks or activities, you are ia
vored if you give them thought
and the benefit Of your truly
keen mind.
FEB. 81 TO MARCH 20
Pisces-Variety Of thought
(sven though removed from
familiar and conservative meth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27

Both leaflets are yours for the ask
ing. Just enclose a 3-cent stamp to
cover mailing cost OF both-with your
request to Donna Grace, Beauty Editor,
Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Microscope
Tempting Fig Mullins

ADD TEST 10 your dinner
menu tonight by serving a diff
ferent hot bread. Even in warm
weather these fig mullins will
prove a favorite. And 10 the
inexperienced cooks delight,
they're easy 10 make.
Fig Mullins
cup dried figs
) cups sifted flour
] teaspoon salt
= tablespoons granul ated
sugar
1 teaspoons baking powder
5 tablespoons shortening
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27

IL cups milk
] egg
Pour boiling water over figs,
cover. and let stand 10 minutes.
Drain. clip stems. and cut into
small pieces. Sift flour. salt,
sugar and baking powder to-
gether. Work shortening into
flour mixture. Combine milk
and beaten egg and beat into
dry mixture. Add figs and stir
to blend. Fill creased muffin
pans about a full. Bake in a
hot oven I450 degrees) about 20
minutes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Your
Individual

BY FRANCES DRAKE
For Monday, April 2S.

MARCH 81 TO APRIL 90
Aries-Mercury mildly favor
able but Mars (the old "warrior")
is in unfriendly aspect. This
suggests favorable indications
for mental endeavors, matters
requiring thought and keen judg-
ment.
APRIL 81 TO MAY 90
Tdurus-Petty annoyances and
discord may be rife but you SEN
sible Taureans must refuse to
permit them to overthrow your
good nature and calm judgment.
MAY FL TO JUNE 81
G G m n Accomplished in
your particular line of endeavor,
in advertising, soliciting, and in
written matters possible IF you
will keep emotions and enthus-
iasm under sensible control.
JUNE 22 TO JULY IS
CO nce Money gains and
transactions less in the limelight
than Roadway in manufacturing,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
CoIors,
Motifs From
Deep South
BY JOAN DEAN

FASHIONS from the Deep
L South, from that romantic
and historic state, Louisiana,
are now poisoning in Detroit.
It's all due to Truman Bailey,
famous fashion designer and
artist, who gave us Polynesian
and South American fashions
before any one else got around
to thinking about them.
Truman Bailey spent almost
five months in Louisiana, explor-
ing the Delta section, staying
on beautiful old plantations in
the Evangeline country and
visiting fascinating New Orleans.
sketching and photographing the
cav life and color
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27

ods) is essential these days when
maneuverability of mind and
action are of such great import.
A CHILD born on this day:
Fortunate in many ways-fne
mental equipment and probably
handsome physique. Needs ten
der understanding in its rearing
as it is inclined to worry in
wardly.
Your Horoscope for Tuesday,
April %, will appear in Mon
days Detroit Times.
is4i, King Features synd.. Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Wild
Flowers
Bring Joy
BY AMATEUR GARDENER

TIERE was a time when a
Il wild garden was considered
a place just for flowers that
were gathered from all parts of
the world, but the real wild
garden is one that contains lust
the flowers and plants that are
found growing around your own
immediate countryside.
Make your wild garden look
as though it might just have
grown by itself and let the
plants all be native of your part
OF the country. Above all, let it
be natural looking. You can't
expect a cactus to look natural
in Michigan any more than an
evergreen tree would look natu-
raj growing in the middle Of
the desert.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Buy Them

get out the seed catalog. You
can buy most of the wild flow
eFs from your favorite seeds
men or nurSerymen. Flowers
taken from their wild haunts
and transplanted to your garden
will seldom grow we'll and in
fact it is almost impossible to
transplant most of them.
In small wild garden where
conditions are almost necessarily
artificial. it is a good idea to
specialize in small groups of
plants having the same soil re-
quirements. Place the acid-soil
lovers in one part of the wild
garden, those requiring lime in
another, and those that like a
neutral condition in another.
Many combinations can be
worked out but first consider
the natural habits and soil re-
quirements of the different
plants.
In dry weather the plants
should be watered in order to
insure them advantages of natu-
raj sheltered conditions. Just
remember that your wild garden
must be as natural as possible.
II you want help with your
wild garden, write me, The
Amateur Gardener, in care of
The Detroit Times. Please en-
close a self-addressed stamped
envelopue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Wonderful CoIors

He brought back designs for
fabrics that are gloriously fresh
and original. from the Bouille-
baisse pattern with its fish, crab
and crayfish caught in a white
net, to the Acadian Lily and
Teche Wildf1ower motifs in the
soft, true colors of these swamp
flowers.
Original dresses, gay and
summary in appearance, most
of them in cotton pique or pop
lin. are shown in his collection.
And the colors are wonderful:
Creole Red, Marsh Green, Bayou
Blue and Plantation Yellow
(the yellow of the rice fields
after harvesO are the basic
shades.
The junior styles are particu-
larry pretty. An informal eve
ming dress of crisp poplin with
white blouse under the sus-
pender frock comes in the
Bouillebaisse pattern, in Creole
Tcu, DdyOu Due OF navy WIN
white seafood motifs. It's Sc
lected by New Orleans SUBJ
debs-and young prom-trotters
the country over!
Historic Motif
For misses. there are two
wonderfully colorful frocks
(Which are also wonderfully in
expensive) both of pique. One
has the Jackson Square print,
with bow and arrow design
taken from a wrought iron bal
cony in the French quarter of
N'Awleans.
The other; a fresh flower
print, is patterned with huge
partridge pea blossoms in two
tones of mauve, pink or blue
on white. This is a real southern
flower-beans from the partridge
pea plant were ground into
coffee during the Civil War!
For shopping information, call
Joan Dean, Cherry $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Your Horoscope

Frances Drake,
The Detroit Times,
1925 Times Square, Detroit. Mich.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-26
Nents iiber bic Grenel an Dtr Stride i'm
ipanii9en 8irgerfries

ties aufseseben, bie S,,eeno bat iab-
relaus feinen llnterridt eenoiien, ba-
fir aber aeieben, ipie Gobeit unb @e-
lueinbeit ii6 brett madten. Das Ste
einent oes goien bat Die Ser5en bet
siftet, oie Moral peridledtert. DDS
@eleb, oaB nod Dem gntbebrunssIe-
ben oes &rieges cine 8ele ser ger-
sniieunesiuht unb bes Oranges iib
ous3uleben, foIet, finoet 5ib audi in
Spanien -beitGtiet. &,r5, es tpdre elm
GROCER SSrrt,,m, s,1 ela,,bem, oob nit
oem Gage oes Sieees audi elm nei,er
Jriiblins aneebroben.> ltniere @la,i-
bensbriioer in oer alien 9ei,nat baben
Der perarmten ipaniiben Stride at
belfen periudt uno boben ibnen ,pie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-26

be Bitipe I'M @Daneeliunl aus ibrer
arnri,t ,ino eigenem georangnis
-firblihe @erate gefbidt. Sn oieiem
inherent reieben 2a,,oe bat iid Bis
belte alid nibt cine Stimme semel-.
oct, Die ,iniere amerifaniihen aatbo-
lifen a,ifforbert, ,lniern ipanii6eit
griibern aus ibrem lteberflnB gu ge-
ben. Sm @egenteiI, mir baben ge-
meint, bic aatbolifeu briiben bdtten
iib eber 3nr Bebr iesen iollen ufn.
9alnit, bob mir oie sdnlo ouf Die
boien golide,piiten idiebe,l 1T ibnen
nibt sebolien nn6 ,lns erit rebt nibt.
8as jon alles 8ereoe bon Der Stride
ais oem mDItiiden 2eib @briiti, tpenn
mir nidt bereit iino, nit Sen leiben-
oen @liebern bieies 2eibes au leioen,
oil ibrem 2eiben al eritarfen ,,no Ben
ieeliib unb leiblib 9arbeneen 5u bel
fen! - Get. 5. G.=8.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-26
Sic r6miide Stride has @orbilh ber mooermem
9iftQtnr?
0tHQtur?

StlxV
Sieic lleberibrift miro omerifani.
i6e &atbolifen in @rita,men ieben.
9ennod banoelt es iid, ipie oas apo-
loeetiide ssnititut Der aotboliiden
9lttion oer S1tpei5 beri6tet,-um einen
Gormurf, 6er ernitgenommem iperoen
mub. Das beibt, in europa mebrem
iid in LETTER 3eit bie Stimmen, bic
scr fatboliiden Stride eine getuiiie
9ermanotihoft, cine aug ibrem 8e-
len itammenbe Spmpatbic 3u Sen mo-
oernen MaNenoiftat,,ren suiu ~Sor=
tpi,rf MAIDEN. @s banoelt iid bier
nibt nm iene primitipe Mrt oes an.
sriffes, Die aus ber 3eit oes lpani-
i6en 8ruoerfompfes ooer bes Nbeiii=
nienfrieges befannt lit. 9omals
tlammerte man iid on bieies ooer ie-
mes @inaelereebnis; anaeblid)e 8ai=
ienieen,neen, nuf oen Altar ocs 8a-
terIonoes gelegte 8iihofsfre,l5e, 4on-
forbot nit 9cltiblanb, aber nidt,
init &ublanb, ltnterltiit,lng 6rancos
lno Nidtunteritiibung hes basfiihen,
bemofratiihcn @erus ulm. @s paren
Saten, Die man Dem &atifan 5ur 2aIt
lcgtc; a,lnl Sell ni6t beeloubigte Sa=
ten, gum Sell Satcn, beren ndbere
ltmlt0nbc ,nm peridnicg oocr nid)t
fonnte, 3. &. perorebte mo entitellte
Sotlahcn, 3. {. al.d) ipirflidDe 8e=
l6ebnillc, sic aber alle oas @elelt ser
Stride nid)t bcriibrteu. Cine grob5ii=
gige Mpplo9ctif fonnte li6 scr Ifiibe,
alien ein5elnen Gorlpiirfen nod)5ugc=
ben, cntbcbcn llno no6 bem bcriibn=
ten Nh,lter ,,ooto non conccllo', ID
belno frogen: ,Nuio inoe?' M09en
cin5clne @ciltlidlc, mag bier lno Sort
cin 8iidof fcblerboft gebanoelt ba=
ben, mag iogar a1genonlmen tperoen,
oob set Gotifon iclber 1,id6t inllncr
ouf oaS Gollfomlncnlte geDanoelt ba-
be, mas bot bas nit bem @eIcn Ser
Stride 5u TIM? 60 lino benn ai,b bie-
le Gorniirfe neil bon ser lirfen Sa=
9espreIie, bon 8ibelforl6ern lmo an=
bern nibt gerabe boditebenoen @eg=
nern erboben iporocu. s(nbere 'Sa=
ten, ipie SOS Nlmoi6reiben nMit
brenenoer Gorge, aablreide lmb an
SbGrfe itets auncbmenoe slel,berl1n>
gen 8ius' bes gl item, bie 1ngebeuer=
lihe Gerfolgung ser Stride i'm Gotel,
Sponien II. a. M. 1ieBen oenn a1dJ
boIo oieie &elle bon Sbn1dbunger
lid) berloufen. 2eudteno itano Ser
5elien Yetri roseno iiber oos sc.
5onf oes Cages. Sc ,mrubi9er Sic
3eit lpuroe, ie mebr ieoer Sort oer
8abrbeit, 5reibeit nno MenIben'
piiroe 5l1 ibminoen idien belto meb1
ut the Post Office at Columbus, Ohio, under the
Dnhy Nn1
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-26

l%~As
Augen rid)teten iid aui biefen 5el=
len. 9ie AutoritGt oes Yopites tu,,ds
a,,d bel pieIen nidttotboliiden Men-
iben, oie Nadrufe leeten iib tpie
@brentrGnse auf Dos Grab Nius oes
@iften uno Yius Der ,3Dolfte ipurbe
bon fait alien antioiftotoriiben &rei=
len als 8unoesgenoiie freuoig, ia
fait ebrfiirdtis begriibt.
Se,,te ideint in bieier 8euegung
cin eetpifier Stillitanb eineetreten 5u
iein. es iit, als befiirdte man oo
uno BORT, oie fatbolifbe airde modJte
all5u n,1dtig iperben, als uoie 5oule
uno @runofeite Der @abrbeit' bon
pielen erfonnt tperoen ,no beeinnt
BON ne',em gesen fie au idreiben. es
iinb nibt n,ebr einselne 9anoluneen,
Die man ibr porluirft, man iuht III
ibr 8eien ein3uorinsen. Beienbaft
lei lie, 10 iaet man, ben biftatoriid)en
5taaten perpauot, niiiie barum altf
sic 9aler ibnen ipmpatbiiber als
oen Denofrotien aeeeniibcrlteben.
ltog lie audi ollgenblidlid) gegen hieie
oScr iene Giftotur aus proftil6en
@riinoen iid ipeuben,. Sic formale
Struftur ,tno geiltige Soltl,ng bieier
Staoten gefaue ibr ipeit mebr als
irgeno cine GolfsiouperonitGt. Sbre
8moesgcnoiienid)aft lei bor,lm cine
au9enbliflihe, 5eitbeoingtc, perodb-
tigc, ia gefobrlid)e!
Mond)e s(euberrngen proteitonti=
ihcr &ir6cnbldtter geborel bier ber
0cnis be Holeemont idricb nerlid)
in ga bic proteitante' geeen @on=
5ague oe Hcpnolo lno ltelt Sen ,,&a=
tbolif' @itlcr oen uFroteltant'' gfie=
noaer gcecniiber. 9ioueeutont tpeiB
ouh, oob Sitler bel,te 9dtbolifenper>
folgcr lit, aber ct meint bas Nfilier,
aus oenl CT gefon1n,e1 lit. uSSa ooer
nein, gebt bie Adie 8erli1l-&enl
burd Hom uno nidt o1rd @enf?"
r,,it ser tcnperanentpole Neuenbl1r=
ger aus. g. g. 8orgeie, ebemals
Yroieilor an ser MailGnber timber
iitdt, idreibt in ,,0taB ,rao 8ert''
(Spreht- -Gerlas, 3iirid, @eft q -
oieier geiitia liber .boditebenoen 3eit-
ihrift - einen srtifel ,,8onige l1no
Galoren', inoem ols ser brittle llno
lnGbtiglte &onig un6 Goiar 6es bell-
tisen Mitteleuropa ser Hapit genannt
miro. sl,td 8orges ma6t boral1f auf-
nerfiom, bab uJi;grer uno Guce" in
,,fatboliider llmeebune'' ol,fwudien,
ooB Mullolini cine fromme 0tutter
eebabt uno bon ialeiionil6en 9rie,
ltern einen ,,fatboliiden Snpetus''
empiangen babe; hab ber belltide @a'
If March 1870 Arrsnfap.s Inv vna;l;nv NJ