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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-11
47 In St. Francis
 Graduating Class
Rev. James Frederick Presents Diplomas Tomorrow
 Night; Rev. Austin Munich Speaker
WASHINGTON HILL

Neville, Thomas o'Connor, Roger Oulette, Robert Reardon, Willard Ruggles, James Scott, Francis Scholar, Alfred Shea, Charles Sheehy, Edward Shanahan, John Sugrue, James Tehan.
 The annual class picnic was held at Lake Compounce, Tuesday, with the parents of some of the children donating their cars to make the trip. Rev. David O'Keefe, principal of the school, was in charge, and was assisted by Mrs. George Holmes, Thomas Brophy and the Misses Mae McElligott and Bessie Shea.
 The Red Gross First Aid Advanced 10-hour course, which has been promised by Instructor Patrick Wal lace, will now be reality next Tuesday night, June 18th, and Thursday evening, June 18th, from 2 to 9:30 o'clock at Washington school gym. Also the Tuesday and Thursday of the following week, June 2Srd and 25th. Mir. wallace would like to have everyone who intends to join up to remember the class starts promptly at 2 o'clock, as of course 8 late start means a late dismissal hour.
 While this class is formed for the convenience of people living ir Zone B, who have taken the regular 20-hour first aid course in connec- ton with the air raid warder schools, anyone from any part oi the city who is interested In con. tinuing hte first aid work iS vel. come to join.
 | Those who have taken the regular course at either Maloney, Washing. ton or Hopeville schools and who wish to go further with first aid here is an opportunity they shouldn't miss. The class will only be held for four nights, and as MT Wallace is not planning any make up class, hopes everyone will be able to attend the four classes. Girl Scouts will hold their regu lar meeting tonight from to o'clock at Washington Park Com munity House. Mrs. Fred Talbot will be in charge.
 Robert Macary and Betty Martin share first honors in the graduation exercises of the Washington gram mar school 1t was announced today ', by Miss Jane E. Murray, principal. The annual commencement program will be witness Tuesday morning, June 18th, at 10 o'clock.
 Recipients of honors are Joyce Knapp, Rosemary Budd, Helen Kal. ita, Grace Hullstrunk, Arthur Ken- nedy, Patricia Kemp, Elizabeth Ruby and Patricia Kemp.
 The following program will be presented:
 Song: Come Where the Lilies Bloom" m"-Class.
 Address of Welcome: Betty Mar tin.
 National Anthem.
 "What So Proudly We Hair:: Ar- thur Kennedy, Patricia Kemp, Rose- mary Budd, Helen Kalita, Joyce Knapp, Elsie Ruby, Grace Hull strunk, Elizabeth Ruby.
 Closing Address: Robert Macary.
 Glass Song.
 Accompanist: Carmela Santor- siero.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-11
Full Weather Report

Boston. June II (UP)-Weather forecasts
 MASsACHUS K TITS and CON- NECTICUT-COntimued warm with scattered showers and thunder atormS fin the Berkshire Region tonight.
 RHODE HsLA N D-COntlnued warm tonight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-11
WILKAS-BROPHY
 FARLEY ARRANGED
Woman to Make Decision to Warden on Garbage
 Collection Proposal

Naugatuck, June 11-Warden Leo J. Brophy expects to know this aft- ernoon whether or not the borough will have to call for bids for the garbage collection contract for the east side of the town, he said to- day. Recently 1t was proposed to Mrs. George Wilkas, who has the contract for the entire town, but who, because of lack of help, is hav- ing difilculty in making collections, that she take the west side, and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-11
MAE CLARK WINS ROLE

Mae Clark returns to the screen for an important role in Republics big -budgeted production, '"The Fly ing Tigers" which co-Stars John Wayne, John Carroll and Anna Lee.
 Miss Clarke won famE for im- memorable portrayals in such films as Waterloo Bridge" and Public Enemy" opposite James Cagney.
 In "The Flying Tigers" Miss Clarke plays the wife of an outcast pilot who joins the AVG and is killed in action.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-11
'St. Joseph's C.Y.O. In Defense Of Title At
 Elton, Monday, June 2
St. Lucys Team to Meet Present Holders of James F. Arnold Memorial Trophy; Presentation of
 Awards to Feature Evening

The Knights of Columbus com- u1ittee on educational activities an- notinced today completion of ar- engagements for the finals in the fourth annual debating tournament Jponsored jointly by Sheridan coun- gill and the Waterbury Council of ale Catholic Youth Organization.
 The closing contest for the James f. Arnold Memorial trophy will be held Monday evening, June 22nd, m the main ballroom of Hotel El- ton. The contending teams are St.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-11
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We Go To California For Our Dis tinetive Sportsweor For Men-A' NoturoIIy As A Fruiterer Goes n Florida For His Grapefruit.
 E0eh-in its place furnishes inc best the world affords E0eh stote is acclaimed for its speeioIties Weather, spoTtswe0r and sports men-Not the Ieost of coIifornio's mony.
 An average of only thirty one days Of rain 0nnuOIIy proves California on the right side of the weather man And the average coIifor- nion = Native or adopted uses his weather and his leisure for pIeos- uFe. He tokes his sports and his spoFtsweoE seriously He knows the country looks 10 his st0te for distinctive sportsweor and it's born and bred in inc bone of sports Iovins coIifoEniGns in Q sun dEenehed lend of sunny blue skies 10 develop spoTtsws0T to thGt point where it looks erected for IeSd-. ing pert in msn's sports woFd. robe. Our whipIesh ssddls stitch trim soft sunset tones Fayon, csIifovHis sports shirts will open your eyes 10 k ~E sportsweoFs $500 to $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28
Tapioca Cream
With Fruit Sauce

HONEY TAPIOCA cream,
served with a cold. tart fruit
sauce is a dessert which is most
refreshing to the palate on sui
try day. Try it on the family
some evening when it's so warm
that the very air seems heavy.
Honey Tspioes Cream
2 egg yolks
4 cups milk
u cup quick-cooking tapioca
Il TO y cup honey
Il teaspoon salt
2 egg whites.
Mix egg yolks with small
amount of milk in top of double
boiler. Add remaining milk.
tapioca, honey and salt. Place
over rapidly boiling water and
cook 10 to u minutes after
water boils again. stirring fire.
quently.
Beat egg whites until just stiff
enough TO hold shape. Fold hot
tapioca mixture gradually into
egg whites. Chill-mixture
thickens as it cools. Serve in
sherbet glasses. Garnish with
whipped cream. Serves eight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28

QUESTTON-With sugar be-
ing rationed il is often not pos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28
food Front Leaders
Irene Hickey. Nutri+ionist
And Home Adviser

through education in the field of
home economics.
She taught a rural school and
helped boys and girls in All
club work, then attended Iowa
State College where she OBJ
tanned a B. S. degree in home
economics with a major in
household administration.
Her first professional expe-
rience was with a utility in
Milwaukee. Wisconsin. From
there she came TO Detroit.
where in the past 13 years she
has directed and built a we'll
known home service depart
ment.
Her first outstanding contribu-
ton 10 the national war time
nutrition program was during
the Flower Show when she
headed the committee for the
Wayne County Nutrition booth.
Miss Hickey feels that the
best way TO help people get all
of essential foods into their
diets particularly milk =.
is in showing them with the
mixing spoon and bowl.
She carries out this theory in
her department where she is
conducting cooking and canning
schools and telling women how
TO feed their families better and
more economically and how
TO make the most of and con-
serve their household appliances.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28
Cocoa

] cup boiling water
Il cup cocoa
y cup honey
Il cup sugar
teaspoon salt
" teaspoon vanilla.
Slowly stir boiling water into
cocoa which has been placed in
saucepan. Add honey and cook
over medium heat 5 minutes,
stirring constantly. Rem owe
from heat and beat until well
blended.
Add sugar and salt and con-
tinue cooking on medium heat
for 5 minutes longer. stirring
constantly. Remove from heat,
add vanilla. This syrup will
keep for months if stored in a
glass Jar in the refrigerator.
A tablespoon or more Of this
syrup added TO a cup OF hot
milk (Which you can heat in
the coffee maker) will give a
fine favored cocoa.
Chocolate Brownies
Il cup butter &.
z tablespoons sugar
/ square chocolate, melted
] egg
4 teaspoon salt
10 tablespoons cake flour
n teaspoon cinnamon
" teaspoon vanilla.
Cream butter and sugar. Add
chocolate and beaten eggs. Sift
dry ingredients together and
add. then add flavoring. Drop
tablespoon on each section OF
preheated waffle baker. Bake 3
minutes. Recipe makes 3 bak-
ingA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28
Easy Recipes
For Children
To Prepare
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

ACTIVE, GROWING children
often like mid-afternoon
snack. OF course they shouldn't
have all sweets or foods which
will spoil their dinner appe-
tites.
However, milk. soup or cocoa
with toasted peanut butter and
honey sandwiches, a wholesome
cookie or two. or toast spread
with honey butter would be
satisfying.
All of these can be prepared.
usually by the children them
selves, in the waffle baker,
sandwich grill. toaster or cof-
fee maker. Small appliances are
easy for children 10 handle
they use less current than the
range. and they don't interfere
in the least with any big-scale
dinner preparation.
Here are recipes which the
young folks will enjoy prepar-
ing in the various electric ap-
planes.
Honey Sandwiches
Mix together one part Of
honey and two parts of peanut
butter; for example, 2 table,
spoons of honey and 4 table
spoons peanut butter. Stir I'M
Ill thoroughly blended, then
spread on whole wheat or en-
riched white bread. as you pre-
fer. Put two slices together with
spread between. Butter the out
side slightly. Brown on sand
witch grill.
Honey Butter
\ cup butter
Ia cups honey.
Let butter stand at room
temperature until soft enough
10 blend. Add the honey and stir
until il is thoroughly mixed.
Put in a jar with a tight cover
and let stand in refrigerator
two or three days before using.
You'll enjoy this on toast or
bread.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28

lToit homemaker relies on her
flor reliable food and equipment
|information particularly in
these times.
\. Born and raised on an Iowa
farm she was left at the age of
Ia 10 carry on and manage the
home. Before her mothers
death she had been able to get
an immediate answer to that
lquestion. Why" Now, she had
to figure these things out by
Experience -. or in later years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28

Pattern 4102 is available IN
misses and women's sizes IA,
16. Is. 20. 80. "a. SO. 80 and 40.
Size 10 takes ga yards 35-inch
fabric.
Send is cents for this Anne
Adams pattern. Write plainly
size. name, address and style
number.
Address your order to the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1925 Times Square, De-
troit. Mich.
Owing to customs regulations.
orders for patterns TO Canadian
destinations cannot be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28

sible 10 have both brown and
white sugar on hand. Can White
sugar be substituted for brown
in recipes for cakes and
cookies?
ANSWER-Brown sugar diff
fens in some ways from white
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28

lido I he job
II h e y a r G.
o o k i n &
Id c g per. it's
|inva ria b ly
found that a
|c h il d h God
LOCAL and sheer
work are
Irresponsible.
| Such is the
lease OF Irene
Hickey, home
IS erVice di-
OF the
I'M / C higan
&c o nSolidated
|Cas Company.
I'M nv a De-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28
Nutrition
Questions
Answered

MANY INTERESTING ques-
tons come from members of the
Red Cross nutrition class
which is being held weekly in
our Detroit Times auditorium.
Since these same thoughts
may arise in other minds, we're
passing them on answered.
QUESTION-When hot water
packed strawberries float on top
do they keep well?
ANSWER - If hot water
packed strawberries are put into
sterilized jars and are properly
sealed there is no reason why
they should not keep well. The
fact that they float is because
the fruit is lighter than water;
no sugar present to weigh them
down.
QUESTION-What causes the
Strawberries to float somewhat
on top when making strawberry
jam and how do you avoid this ?
ANSWER - This may be
brought about by using over-ripe
fruit, by using too heavy or too
light a syrup and by overlooking
the mixture. This condition may
be avoided by following tested
recipes exactly as to amount of
ingredients and cooking time.
QUESTION-Please give US
your recipe for batter to dip
shrimp before deep fat frying.
ANSWER - Shrimp are
cleaned, then dipped in batter
made with l cup flour and l
teaspoon salt mixed with !
slightly beaten egg, l cup milk
and / tablespoon melted short
ening, until we'll blended. Fry
in deep fat 1880 degrees) until
golden brown.
QUESTTON-Is ii true that
when you cook vegetables in a
waterless cooker you lose a lot
of vitamins-more than in plain
cooking?
ANSWER-There is no basis
of truth for this statement.
Vegetables prepared in water
less cooker are as near to the
original vitannin content as
they are prepared in any way.
QUESTTON-Can corn syrup
always be substituted for honey
in various recipes?
ANSWER-Corn syrup and
honey are not of the same COM
position and cannot be used in
all recipes INTERCHANGEABLE.
QUESTION-Is baby beef
liver as good as calf or other
. liver?
ANSWER-Baby beef liver is
as good as calf and other liver
as far as the nutritional value
is concerned. Calls liver is a
little more delicate in flavor and
usually more tender than other
varieties.
QUESTTON-With sugar be-
ING rationed il is often not DOS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28
To Clean Crater

TO CLEAN bits OF lemon or
orange rind from the points of a
crater, use a brush. In this way
there is no punching and poking
through the notes.-the brush
does the trick and saves fingers
and fingernailS alike.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28

sugar-it crystallizes less readily
than granulated and is less re-
fined. It could probably be used
very easily in most cooky
recipes but I would hesitate to
recommend the substitution in
cakes since the brown sugar Is
more coarse than the white.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28

OFTEN WE look at people in
the business or professional
world and wonder what kind of
"a star they were born under in
Eo-def to be fortunate enough 70
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-04

iinifi ooer Otto 5traBer piini6en.
ssseoenfaas lit es o0llig a,,sseibIoi-
lelL baB ein raoifaler ltmlbmuna Der
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innerpolitiide 8irfl,ngeu berpor-
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lationen, Die emit sic lpirfl flamlte
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anoers eelaeerten Gerbdltniiien nidt
an elmer @opie ser @reieuiiie pom
Nobelnber 1913 fontmen miro, lit
tuabrideinlid; a1 mas es aber iiber-
boupt fommen fann, iiberiteiet jeoe
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irgen6iuelheu 8iinIdeu ser NuBer-
luelt ab, iouoern bon oen inneren 3u=
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9eutiblanos ermOsliden iperoe. Col
de auffaii,user niiiien MN burh
Die @reigniiie, weiln nidt cine CT
i6iitterune, 10 bod gum minoeiten
cine Mooififation erfabren.
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aus &ublano ii6erltrablen. aber III
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8reiie tpie ber @eopolitifer INN Sous
bcfer oie politiide @rtpdeung uur
tuenig ourd Die @rei9niile inn 6erneu
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Oos 9eiplBtlein elmer 3ulammenee-
borigfeit Ser neiBen &oiie lit trot Der
experimentation Sropaganoa bieI 3u
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-04

User etipas bon Der 8eltgeid)id)te
Deritebt, inltnoert iid) nidt iiber ben
&eltfriee. gs muBte 10 folume,t.
= SO lonae man @eididte idreibt,
COB es &riege, auno auf oieieu &rieg
neroen ueitere &ricge folgen.
8er sic Meniden fennt, lit oapon
iiber3eust, bob lie iid nid)t au @ott
befebren iperoen. . Die Minoerbeit
lernt pobl beter, ober Ser eroBen
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= Su ber @eididtc iino ser bunoert=
iGbriee uno ser breibisidbrige &riee
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oe nibt geidlolien. >Mttila rmo Napos
leon lpurben beliest uno sineen ocn
8ee alien 5leii6es. 2as @eidleht
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-04

itorf, OILS oaB man ii6 ser jopaniiden
Sri,mpbe tuirflid freuen fOnnte.
Selbit obne oie nit bent stiidtritt
8rauditids perblnoenen lt,nitdn6e
bdtten Die &iidIdldge inn Often sic
ME sana iiber,punoeneu @eeeniGse
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tiefen miiiien. aueeiidts Der Gatlade,
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litariiden Softif 3,uiihen Sitler ,lno
einem Seil ieiner @enerGle fontroDers
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ic, sic seneist ieieu, ber Noaiberrlhaft
ein @nbe at maden rnb cine Ser
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ten ldrmenb in sic Belt eeIebt tper=
ben, lit ireilid iiir ibre @eoliiieruns
fol,m beiomoers eiinltie. Dab sic Noz
tionalio5iolilten oieie @eriidte De-
mentieren, lit ielbitperitanolid - uuo
pie6er ein Beipeis geeen nod fir sic
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3eltihlanb bollaieben iperoen peul,
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-04

Berebrer gum 8r,16er ieiner Anee-
beteten: "Sieber &urt, id eebe bir
einen Dollar, lpeum bu mir einige
Saare bon gliiabetb als Nnoenfen
eibtit." -.
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lar nno id brinse oir beute nod Die
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gen &rieaslaee in europa baben iid)
in Greiie nno Gunofunf gum 8ort
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ben ,pirfliden Stono Der 8inse nidt
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3eit binourd ben Siee Sitlers oils
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ten idien, an ser Sano DER Satiadem
foleenoes Bib entporfen:
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in ser Sat fritiId)e Ebale getreter. -
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boben ollo oiienbor 3iuucniionen er-
reidt, sic es ,mmoglid MAIDEN, lie
Dor ber 9euolfermg 3,t perber9en.
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oiinltige Hiidmirfltu9en auf Oie Go
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b1rh ireiniitigen Soinlueis auf sic
fritild)e Situotion iiber,piuoen uno
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nid)t 5u einelm unlnittebaren Aufein-
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Gs iltnkte 10 fOulnten
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gum Gegeltonoe batte, iagte unldnaIt
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gipiefeit, baran fonn fein SterbIiher
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fir oie es feline @ipiefeit eibt, nub
bier o,,f groen beitraft tperben, uno
miro beItraft. ...'
9en Menibcn miro es niemals
nIoslib iein, oen arieg aus Ser Welt
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item Beltfriee tpoete ein ,naterioliiti.,
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ol,s oem 8ege geid)offt babe: Belt.
@iln9er 1lno &ricg.
Die meoi5inilGe 8iiienldaft botte,
ieines gradtens, Die Seit nit allen
onoeren Sell6en beliegt; bie ipirt.
idaitlide ober ofouomii6e gSiiien'
Id)oft bate Sen Sunser beueiitert,
uno sic Diplomatic botte oem 8rie9
oen @araus 9el'adt. Bie peit Der
6rape Wann am 3iel porbeieeidollen,
lebren oie beiltigcr ;3l,ltdnoe unb Die
@reigniiie ieit bcn Sabre 1914.
Sb man es 5ugi6t ooer Oh man es
beitreitet> nur sic hriltli6e @erehtie,
felt fam oen &rieg aus Ser Belt
bennen. Sic ldofft eiuen NuS9lei6
lit portommenoen Streitfrogen; iie
itcat sic Otenidcn oltf cine 9leibbiir-
tige Stl1fe.
SIM Oe5enrbcr ipobnte Ser S6rei-
Der ciner Notwithstanding oes
st. Gin3ens BON SAUL l=Gereius bel.
Gs nabmen an oieler gerlornnlung
SSsrld1ber, gnglGnNer, Slotuen, 8obs
men 9eutibe, Stoliener, ssransoien,
Solldnoer 1no golen tell. Sic bilbe-
ten fi9iirlid) 9eiproden, cine 9roBe
d)riltli6e 5amilie; nielnano 5ei9te fir
Den gSeltfrieg eiu sSntereile. Sir iie
lpar fatboiild)e Nftion Die &oupt,
iahe. ~
Die Mitelieoer oieies gereins pii.
Ien aug eigener @rfabrung. oaB bas
ollenteiite @lenb ati oieier BeIt lei
nen ltriprime in ser eidtbeioIeune
Der @ebote @ottes bat; ite tpiiien aud,
oaB ale NationalitGten iiber 6euieIben
&amm geiboren ii,o, mno 6aB elm
Vtenid), Der an feiuen @ott, feinen
Se,1fel ,mb feine SSlle sIa,ibt, nnter
oas 8ieb iiufeu fanu.
Benn Die Notionen sm oieier Gin.
iibt fommen fSnuten! Da aber ba,
pert es. Der Scdmutsteufel un6 Die
6obit6t liten 81, felt am 9uoer.
Bas miro mad oem sroben gSl.
ferrineen fomn.eu? 8enn nidt elm
Nnnoer geidiebt uno 6riitlide grin,
5itien anitelle oes Weaterialismus
treten, itebt fiir europa, nn6 bieI.
leitt audi fit anbere ,,gr6iIede"
nidt &om1nl,nismns in Ansiidt, ion,
oern Mnar6ie.
@s beibt iest, mebr oenu~ie, 6af,
Soien uno 8rieiter auiammenarbei-
ten ntiiiien, 6enn es itebt pieI ouf Dem
Spiel, oas, tuenn es berIoren eebt,
nie tpie6er erobert ,peroeu fanu.