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Evening star., 1942-02-02
BY THE FOUR ACES.
A True Story

"The most remarkable hand I
ever encountered was dealt In a
tournament a few years ago." be-
gan our friend, Walter Malowan,
well-known New York expert, as
we sat around swapping stories re-
Gently. 1.-The dealer opened the
bidding with two hearts, my part
ner bid two spades, the next player
bid three diamonds, and passed" ."
That's a good beginning" one
of us murmured. You don't often
see q two-bid to which the partner
can respond aff1rmatively and
against which an opponent can
bid soundly.
That was Just q beginning -
continued Mr.. Malowan. THE
dealer continued with three hearts,
and my partner went to three
spades. After two passes, the dealer
bid four hearts; my partner, four
spades. Five hearts, flve spades.
Six hearts, double. How do you like
that for bidding?"
How did it turn out?" we all
wanted to know. after admitting
that the bidding was unusual
enough to satisfy the most jaded
taste.
"Well, my partner-who did all
the bidding and doubling-didnt
take a trick. I, who had passed
throughout, took five tricks. And,
to top it all, the slam could have
been made"
Here's the hand:
South dealer.
Both sides vulnerable,
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r. = Young Meridian
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Each Other

are; free ticket to an from the
Board, free dinner and $1.OO in cash
add the largest number of members.
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december Boards. The following pres
ldents are vying each other to SEQ
VINO can. The prizes to be awarded
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10 Award several P.

Several prizes are to be awarded to
the presidents reporting the largest
number of members over ten in the
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P RIZ. { 5

We are running the cuts Of the pres
idents who have them in this con-
test, however, those presidents who
do not have cuts, we are giving yoV
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e. w Mclaughlin of Waynesboro
VS.
@ M Maydeld Waynesboro
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-25
lLARCH n NJ APRIL RI

MARCH 2G TO APRIL 20
AriCS-You should be able to
make excellent Roadway in your
line of endeavor today, and obtain
benefits. too, from all other
worthwhile activities TO which
YOU give your time and talent.
APRIL II TO WAY 2O <
TdHUS-More generous plane
tary chart than yesterday;
should be fruitful and to your
advantage. Among the many
favored; toolmakers, carpenters,
builders. m ners, technicians,
steel and metal workers and all
YOU in enterprises servicing the
public generally.
NAY II TO JUNE II
Gcmip Your personal and
business affairs are favored, first
by beneic Moon-Jupiter rays,
then Moon-Sun vibrations.
JUNE - TO JULY 20
C0ccr--Civilian and military
activities share alike the excel
lent vibrations emanating this
generous day.
JUEY = TO AUG. p
Lco-Trades; industrial, manu-
featuring interests. sound co.
operative projects; military, gov
crnment matters; instructing,
selling, among the benefited.
AUG. % 70 SEPT. p
FUgo-Full program? We hope
so, for its Just the sort Of day
TO turn even the little occupa-
tional things into triumphs Of
achievement.
SEPT. - TO OCT. p
Whether under pres
sure or not, don't let any pre-
cious time slip by with which
YOU don't DO something worth
while this fine day.
OCT. ~. To NOV. -
Scoruln=l-n-S-S favorable for
strenuous quick moves and ex-
citing things than for steady.
honest-to-goodncss hard work
and attention 10 the practical,
essential details.
NOV. - TO PIC. -
Sogift0,ilw-NouU h ave TO
sharpen your senses for the
tricky. difficult problems and
situations. Fpn't begin things n
too much of a hurry.
DEC. g} 70 JAN. II
topyiroyp-Lot your magma
ton hayc some iccway TO inspire
YOU 20 Try new ideas. inventions,
equipment and mechanics. Benefc
influences for you and your occu-
patton. Employ your time wisely.
JAN. - TO Fen. ~
Aq40rius-All indications are
splendid FOR YOU making head
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-25
H'O OPE Sy> 6,s2s

Look in the Section YoUr Bithday Comes h. and Find What
Your OUtook Is, according 10 the Stars,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-25
Small, Intimate Parties Given

AS ALWAYS during Lent most OF the entertaining IL
Mayfair is confined o small intimate parties.
almost every day or another OF these
That skllfu and tireless Mrs Harry M Sisson
who 25 handsome sweaters to the Amer
Red Cross
Is laying her needles. just for today Ito play
hostess at small and beautifully appointed bridge
luncheon
about the table which is covered with white
MT cloth and conferred with bowl of spring flowers
arr Mrs. Thatcher w. Rea Mrs Ernest E. Harris
Mrs Eli Alexander. Mrs. Hugh A. Finch Mrs Kay
" Fre 80. Mrs Edward Martin. Mrs. Burton c. Budd "
Mrs. Max McKone Mrs. Philip Laux. Mrs. Willard
Webster.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-25
Burdicks Plan Christening Of Son

Mr.. AND MRS. GEORGE L. BURDICK. arranged for
their small Thomas McGraw Burdick to be chris
tened Christ Church Cranbrook by tne Rev. Charles H.
Cadigan = Sunday. 60.
Mrs b. is the former Frances Serri she and Mr.
Burdck entertained with buffet supper following the
ceremony. at which the Reverend Cadigan.
Was godfather.
hex Club members will 20 into rehearsal for
their annual performance go.
They have decided TO give George Washington Slept
Here" threeact comedy BY Moss Hart and George
Kaufman.
II will be produced April % in the auditorium of the
Pierce High School in Crosse PoIn'e. 49, ~.
All proceeds Mrs Robert Kerr Jr president reports
e.. . will be given the Red Cross.
Paul Lilly is to be the director.
Tryous will be held tomorrow evening al 30 o'clock
home Of Mrs. George " Gambler J, in Merrweather
road,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-25
Included Among the Travellers
AMONG THE TRAVELLERS

AMONG THE TRAVELLERS 49,.
Mrs Harold Raymond Boyer. has just left for
Washington. D. c.. rejoin Mr.. Boyer after rather
brief stay here
Mrs. Marion Murray Cowan.. after number OF fare
well uncheons and parties is off TO Louisville KY.
Mrs. c. D. Cutting and Mrs. Richard A. Council.
boarded the Sunbeam just the other evening and
steamed Florida.
The Ernst Kerns and daughter, Ernestine are back
from six weeks Miami Beach the Whitman
And the Lee NJ. Dentons and Dr. and Mrs. Hugo
Freund have all been sighted in Manhattan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-25
MIR, S. A. Strickland Gives Luncheon

MRS. s. A. STRICKLAND the picture OF spring
. when she gave luncheon in her Palmer Woods home
TUESDAY.
90 honor Mrs. Arthur Hatch of Chicago. who moved
from here TO Chicago two years ago and the guest
of Mrs c. Xix Jones of Whitmore drive
MS Strickland navy blue crepe. with white
linger. collar.
guests seated at one large table which held
a pottery bowl of yellow dafodils. and Japanese iris
On hand to honor Mrs. Hatch were Mrs W. C. Cowlns
George Lormer Mrs. Earl Hoffman Mrs {. F.
Unruh Mrs j. B. Webb Mrs Thomas tombstone
Mrs. W. Z. Maloney Mrs Harry Catman Mrs. j. n
Harness
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-25
Allied Music
Festival Off
To Cay Start
BY JACK l.. OLIVER

THE LONG-ANTICdPATED
Allied Music Festival got off to
a rousing and melodic start last
evening with hundreds of ardent
Symphony addicts bustling into
Masonic Temple well in advance
of the initial lift of the baton.
Seated with DR.. Fred T. Muir
phy in his box were Mr.. and
Mrs. James S. Holden, the
James Turner's and Rev. and
Mrs. Frank FIT
Mrs. c. Hayward Murphy had
with her her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Eppa
II. Heaton and the young
Johnny Hoags-
Mrs. A. Ingersoll Lewis and
Mrs. Jerome II. Remick brought
with them Mr.. and Mrs. James
A. Remick and the Jerome
Remick JrS., who not so long
ago returned from New York
to make the Pointe their home
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Nc
Dowell-
With Mr.. and Mrs. Standish
Backus were Mrs. r. Boyer
Miller. the Charles Pixies and
Mrs. Julian p. Bowen
Add TO the above Mrs. JEFF
ferson Webb, Mrs. S. Homer
Ferguson, Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney
Caswell, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Racquet, Mrs. Lawrence w. Kin
near and Mrs. George l. Fred
ericks and you have just a small
section of the numerous men,
bers of the Carriage Trade who
lent their support TO the Fes-
tival.
THE WHITTIER APART
MENTS- of Mr.. and Mrs. +. A.
Oppenheim were filled with
their friends. Tuesday evening.
for the birthday party which
Mrs. O. rendered her husband
(well-known advertising exec
and at which she daZZlcd all, in
GLIDING The Birthday Boy, with
the red, white and blue decor
Gin rummy was the predom-
mating card game of the evening
after which they partook of Il
handsome buffet supper.
WE EXPECT Chuck Gers
henson viii be back IN town be-
fore long.
Right now. he's still in Miami
Beach but with Miss Barbara
Bannister California-bound, Mr..
q. will probably hustle back
here for a time before making a
trip 10 the coast
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-25
Revealed by Latest Dispatches

OUR LATEST dispatches reveal the arrival of Barry
Joseph brighten the lives of Mr. and Mrs Cornelius NJ
ing. of Wiltshire boulevard February 1,.
Mrs. King Patricia O'Keefe.
Unless greatly mistaken the George Renchards
ill soon be off jaunt TO the South.
Mr.. Mrs. Charles w. Virgins. of Yarmouth road
in Birmingham . celebrating the birth of daugh
Katherine c. February 90. Mrs. Virgins used to
be, Kinsel. you'll recall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-25
For Thursday, FEB,

way. Industrial. financial, intel
lectual pursuits are on the pre-
ferred list.
FEB. II TO MARCH, 20
Pi s-You have full
h ouse" of benefc influences.
Home affairs equally sponsored
with work and other outside &C
Invites. Splendid day for military
and naval achievement.
A CHILD born on this day:
Capab of earning money
through its ingenuity and sound
business judgment but inclined
to spend time and money foolishly
for personal pleasure and amuse-
ments. Should be taught early
to be dependable, ambitious.
Copyright, 1912, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-25
n N ay! E: +.

CLASSMATES OF pretty Frances Ehridge Simmons
at Cranhrook Academy Of Art plenty thrilled at the
announcement made in Capboard Ridge Greenwich Conn.,
nv tpat talented Young womans parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant Gilbert simmons
II linked their daughter. and Derek Van Dyke son
of the Douglass Van Dykes of Milwaukee,.
And although Simmons, hasn't made known the
date on which She bride they say 1t Won't Be
Ions Now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-25
STUDYING All Since Last Fall

THE YOUNG LADY attended Rosemary Junior
school and was graduated from Wesover School in 1910
Since last fall been studying art at Cranbrooks
Academy in Bloomfield 49,.
Made debut a supper dance in June OF 1910 in
CreenwieA--is- provisional member of the New York
Junior League
And is a granddaughter of Mrs Zamon G. Simmons
who also home in Greenwich and of the late
Mr.. Simmons
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-25
Attended Choate School, Brown University

MR. VAN DYKE. attended the Choate School and
Brown University where he member OF Psi Epsilon
He's been at the Boeng School of Aeronautics In OAK
land. Cal. 1910
He's the grandson of Mrs George Douglass Van Dyke O.
Milwaukee
And there you have
Just about all the necessary information
your personal files
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-25
Exercising
In Cramped
Quarters
BY IDA JEAN KAN

MODERN APARTMENTS arc
so Streamlined today that young
women are complaining they
haven't room to kick and are
demanding more compact calls
themes.
To meet this demand. I have
worked out set of exercises
that don't require much moro
space than bandboX and Will
give you a figure like Dolores
Del Rios.
POSITION 49, Lie on back on
floor, arms stretched straight
up on floor oVerh q, legs
straight down.
MOVEMENT Stretch right
leg over the left. and, at the
same time, push up on floor with
right arm That gives your en-
tire right side a thorough dag
Onal stretch. Relax and stretch
the other side. Keep II up very
lelSurely for half a dozen counts.
Firms Midriff
POS1TIO N-Still on back.
arms stretched up on floor left
knee hcNcd and foot on floor.
other leg straight down
MOVENENT-Flex right knee.
10 chest and pull stomach mus
cleS up and IN. Return 10 posi-
ton and repeat five times, then
switch 10 other knee.
POSITION Thc same as in
exercise Immediately above.
NOV M f y r This time
swing the straight leg up 10 a
right angle with the trunk.
Lower and repeat SIX times.
Then flcX this knee and place foot
on the floor and have the other
leg straight Repeat six times.
POSITION The same.
MOVEMENT Swing straight
leg and arm simultaneously and
touch fingers 10 toes. Swing arm
and lee on same side and keep
elbow and knee straight
Nip Slimme,
POSITION Flop over face
downward on tho floor, with head
resting on folded arms. legs
straight down
MOVEMENT Tense the glu-
teuS maXlmuS muscles on the
back Of tho hips and slowly raise
right leg high IN air. Hold and
lower. Continue tor 10 counts
with right leg, then 10 with the
left. Slowly increase Your daily
stint until you are doing so
counts for both legs.
POSITION-Lying ON back on
floor, arms heXcd 50 you can
push with your.handS.
MOVEMENT Roll over on
one side. back across the hips,
and over on the other side.
Copyrght. 1912. D. KING Features
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-01

Shlanee in Staub!
Sunefrau, fiibrit mid 9u, freubie
aieb id gum 4ampf;
Su 5eritre,,it ben 5einb;; Du ,pirit
mid fiibren gum Siee!
Diefe Sieseseemibbeit bot ibr
eottlider Stifter ibr perfidert. @enn
Die fafboliihe Stride beute aud in
einaelnen Seilen Oct @rbe berfolet
nno anideinepo bernidtet niro, 10
itebt lie bod itesreid oa als eine nm
iiber,uinolide gemeinidaft, unerihiit-
terlid in ben beftieiten llmpdIaun-
gen, aIlein beitanoig inmitten eines
ansemeinen 3uiammenbrndes,. Hor
nno entibieoen inmitten atler 3neifeI
- b,shitablid 6as einsiee. @ebiIoe,
oas Hart nno aafredt itebt im pil-
ben Strome Der 9eit nno fefienfeIt
Feben Niro Biz ans gnoe ber 3eitsal !
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+ Sobesam3eige,1 I

Nrs. 6 atberine 2oeier, eeft.
om ID. Ndrs 1912, ipobl norbe'
reitet, I'M alter BON 95 Sabren
,no 3 Nonaten, in 2ouisbiIle, &p.
Sic binterlGBt einen Sobn, Rep..
M. 2oeier, ,pelber im Solepbinnm
i'm Sabre 1915 oie bl. Trieiter.
tpeibe erbielt 3S Gnfel llno As
llrenfeI. Das 8eerabnis fano ftott
bon ser ct. Bailsfirbe, mo- ibr
Sm. Sobn bas feierlide Sohamt
belt, ipo ibm atpei gnfel, Nep.:
5raneis 2amnle nno sSerome Wo.
ert als 9iafon nno Suboiafen
fnneierten. @tlibe Der gnfeI tpa.
ren 8abrtnhtrdeer ,,no @robenfeI
oienten als MeBbiener. !
". s. Berger, eeit. in Saiper.
Sno.
Mrs. Narp Qaifer, eeb. am z.
suIi 1866 in Mihiter, Ohio; eeft.
am 10. Nars 1912 IN st. 2era-
mle, SDlo. y
WiB gatberinegerfa Fam p, eeft.:
am 10. Nars 1912, i'm Alter bon
~ Sobren, in Serbinanb, Sae.
Mrs. 3. S. Saniina seft. am 1.
Sebr. 1912, I'M aIter bon 81 Sab-
rem ,,nb 6 Monaten, tpebl borberei.
tet, in @eitpbalia, Ser. eie bin.
terldbt z S0bne unb / 9obter.
Alte 2eierin.
Mrs. Ebereie stint, eef. at,t
IL. Nara 1912, i'm alter bon 80
sSsabren ,1nb 9 Nonoteu, in Marib-
fieIo, isis.
RifoIos Stt eeit. am Z. Ysara
1912, nobl borbereitet, int alter
bon 76 Sabren, in @an Claire.
isis. gr binterlabt feline @attin
2atbarina. 2aneiGbrieer, eifriger
2eier, felt 40 sssabren.
5rau Jrancisca 8rebI, eeft.
am 81. San. 1912, m Alteir BON
81 Sabren in Mt. SIiper, BittS-
bureb, ga. 2oneiabriee 2eierin.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-01

@ie aus auberlaiiieen neutraIen
Quellen beribtet miro, iinb 2ente in
ben beiesten europaiihen 26nbern
auf ben @infail eefemmeu, iih ols
SSuben onssueeben, un, auf bieie
Beiie iiber bie Grense su fommer.
Sn Nor,pesen unb ben iibrigen bon
oen Naai beiesten 2dnbern eeben fib
2eute ole sSnoen an nnb traeen oie
Armbinoe Der sssuben. 9sur ssnben
eiirfen sic beiesten @ebiete perloffen.
gs iou pieleu seluneeu fein, anf bic.
ie @eiie aus ber Solle Der beietten
@ebiefe berausanfommen nnb benz
Sunser uab 6er Berfoleuas au ent.
eebeu. gs ioIlen foeor fleinere Naai.
beo,nte iid bosu berseben, seeen zine
aufebmlihe geitebunssiumn,e bieien
omeebliden gidtariern aum gerIaNeu
bes 2anoes al, berbelfer.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-01

SatInhen tpiirbe ben Haren ge,peis
erbringen DaB bieier nSmear 9lr-
tir'' iiber cine lurllrioiere 2ebensfiib-
rung perfiiet, als aae @eiitliben
Siib- nnb 3entralanlerifas.
Das obeugenannte 8nd @untberS
ftrott bon abnliden ltntpabrbeiten
imo gntftelluneeu. Soffentlidb ent.
ipreden bie am 8abio bon Scr. Gun.
tier gegebenen Mnt,porten mebr Der
@abrbeit als feline bon SSenorana,
gornrteiI o6er 8osbeit inIpirierten
8erihfe iiber Siioan1erifa.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-01
eSanorans - Wormrteil - 8osbeit?

NyCvv~U
aatbolifde glatter baben pieber-
bolt, i'm Sntereiie Der 8abrbeit inS
ser anbabnimg unb 5oroernng
Observation-Disclosures 3uIammenarbeit
NIT ben decentralization 2a,,bern
ouf oen Maneel an 8eritanbnis auf-
merHam ee,nadt, ben eeipiiie aorre<
iponoenten nno Yolitifer in 8enrtei-
lung iiioameritaaiider 8erbaltniiie
an ben Gag legen.
ssn ieiner lesten 8phenuuseabe
madt ser eneliide ,,8anberer" auf
cine Rerfoulihfeit alfmerfianL beiien
Rommentare otter I'M Nunof,tnf ge.
bort tperoen nnb Der II. a. peribieoene
gsale I'M 3abioproeran,m nSnformo'
tion gIeaie" anftrat: Sobn guntber.
u9ieier Mann'', i6reibt Der r8on-
berer", bot elm Bud ,Sniioe Satin
america' oeroffentlidt, bas froiie
ltnipiiienbeit berrat rnb bon gorur-
teilen ift. Man fann Mreentiniens
SaItuns auf Ser iiinsiten panamerifa-
niiden 9onierena Ieidt periteben,
penn mon bie gernnelinpfungen
(Slurs) nnb gerbrebungen in Scr.
guntbers 8ub lieit.
Mn1tatt, pie es ber Wabrbeit ent.
ipriht, oie arsentinier als elm intel
Iigentes, feinfiblenbes, freunoli6es
,n,o bobaipiIiiiertes 8oIt borauiteI-
leu" fdreibt Die nResp yorf Simes',
,finbet Der gerfaifer, oaB bie areen-
timer aIs Nenfden bon biaarrer
Rabtmar beieiiene Noitifer, iabiitiibe
Nilitoriften unb ,,ganeiter"- -Eolitifer
fno.
lleber Beru urteilt Scr. @unter:
,Das Sos Der pernoianiihen Snbio-
ner 1T in Der Eat fhredlib. @tWa
sspei Drittel bes 2anbes ut eisentnm
Der Stride ober reiher 2anoeieentii:
mer. Nr. gnntber", erfidrt 9Reo.
Eborniue nmoht niht BEN Beriub
su erfIdren, nod penieer at beipei-
fen, triebieI 2anS ben geiftliben- ge-
bort ODER ben reiben Gapitaliften.
Nit be,nieiben &esbt fann n'an be.
banpten, bob Sobn @antber atpei
Drittel bes geIarnten gfeidtums Der
Ser. Stoaten befitt. Gs bonbelt fieb
alfo borum, Die Debanptung Gun.
Tiers au bespeiien. Die Babrbeit lit,
Dob bie meiiten @eiftIihen in Siio.
amerifa i'm GROCER armut Ieben. Das
1T Dor auem Der 5oil in Seru, ipo
oie Sroensihueitern in berfhiebenen
9ommunitaten ielbit groben Mangel
an 2ebensmitteln boben. Die 8iibofr
Ser iiioamerifaniiben 2dnoer boben
nidt einnal ein @elamteinfommen,
bas Serr @untber iabrli6 fir feline
Slider, Artifel, Bortraee uno 8abio-
programme erbalt. Mit anbern Bor-
ten: cine eriinblide llnteriuhung Der
S6lanee in Staub!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-01
Sic fatbelii6e &irde in 9rans nnS Seriolsaas

liIben &lrd)e, 10 tplrD allD ole pon
ibm gegriinoete &irbe leit ibrem ge-
ftanoe mibfannt nno perfolet. Ser
SeilanS ipilroe bon ben Jog. 8ebil'
oeten nno ben Heeierenben ieiner
3eit bis gum Eooe eebabt uno ans
Rreus aebcftet. Seine Apoitel muir
ben gernortert. 9ur6 brei Sabrbun-
oerte iu6ten Die beioniiben &oiler
bas Gbriltentum i'm 9lnt an er1tiden.
geitbcm ilt ourd ole SobrbanSer'
te binourd Die &irbe @briiti unter
aIleu nnr erbenflitben 8orpunoen
Mns 8erle,m,ouneen periolet ,uoreen.
eie muroe ser nieorieiten ,lno ses
meiniten Gerbreben angcflast. Sle
nuroe bon ibren Seinoen befampit
mo bon ibren eieenen Sineern per-
raten. Sic bat ieglid)e Sdnab ers
6uloct, oen bitteriten llnoant bon Gin
selnen rno BON ean5en G0lfern er-
Icbt, sic piloeiten angrifie oes 9ars
barentnms, bie berIiibreneen &iinlte
Der iogen. &enoiiiance, bie Sablubt
rG,lberiider Staaten, bos Nartprinm
ibrer gelebrteiten ,lno beilielten gstin-
ner unb Srauen.
so bouertc hie gerfolsune onrh
ollie SSabrbunoerte binourd, ieit ben
bll,tiaen Gbriitenperfolgern bes beio.
niihen Som biz 5nr @eeenwart. Die
Gbriitenpcrfoleuneen in Vferifo i,no
eponien iibertrafen iosar an nenih-
Iider @rauia,nfeit atle llnmeniblid.
feiten Der beibniihen S,nperatoren.
9ieIe Iieben bie Gbriiten in Der greno
bon piloen sieren aerfleii6en, nab
reno sic mooernen boIidesuiitiiben
Senfer ibre Spier in beftialiiber
gseiie eieenbanaie au Sobe martern.
Sssn uaierm 2anbe ipirb Die Stride
@ottes tpobl niht NIT 5ener nno
6dtpert perfolet, aber Der nnblntiee
Rnmpf tpirb mt 5eoer, 9ruderpreiie
nnb saabio eefiibrt. Su Den ger.
Staaten allein tperben niebt ipenieer
aIs 15O reeelmabig eriheinenoe 3ei-
tnneen nno 3eitihriften peroffentiiht,
,,nb mailenbaft perbreitet nit ben
auseeiprohenen 3sped, Die fatboliide
Stride an perleumben. Bieie giffae-
tranften @rse,ieniiie perben ioear To-
tboIiiben AnitaIten aneebeten nno
snseianot. Sie finben ibren sSee
nod @efGnenilien, Soipitalern uno
Haiernen, nno nod uneeoablten So
milien. sic tperoen in 8abnbofen
nno Yericnensiieen, in Strabenbob-
men, in 3eitunesoerfoufsitellen nno
Sfientliben 8ibliotbefen aneeprieien
AMI berfauft.
Der eelebrte anelifaniihe 8eitlihe
nnb nohmaliee &onoertit ',nb &arois
mol ee,pman 5iebt einen gereleib 5tui-
f1en ser Stride Gbriiti bon be,,te uno
Der por 1000 Sabren bonn aottliben
Neiiter eeItifteten STRIDE ,,no finoet,
bab beute ebenio tpie 6anals bie Sir
DE. @ottes besielben perohtunsspiir.
bieen Strebens, in oerielben nnee.
redten @eiie eeaieben miro. Sic lei
ontiioaia nno repolutionar; iie ide
3,pietrodt in Samilie ,no JreunS-
f6uit,, lebne iib uuf eeeen itoatlid,e
Autoritat, oerabte hie @eiese, 5eritore
bic Heibe, Tie lei sic erflarte 5einbin
Der Roh,r nno bes Sortihritts, auer
perionlihen Sreibeiten uno &ehte;
Fe lei cine @otte bon DnnfelmGnncra