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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-23

u, 3. NJ. G.
Frederick J. Franek Is ct an I'D.
vanced Marine Corps training bass
and hopes 10 be assigned 10 q com.
munlcations unit upon completiou
Of his course there, He Is the sou
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick n
Franek, ST., and worked as q cablS
splicer for the Southern New Eng.
land Telephone Co. previous to hi
enlistment.
After completing an intensive IL
week course In advanced navigation
at q SelEnan Field, Monroe, La,
Navigation Cadet william Powell,
son OF Mrs. Christina Powell OF 100
Yale avenue has been appointed
Night lieutenant OF Flight SO, Upon
graduation he will receive n COM
mission and navigator's wings. He
attended Crosby High school and
Is q former employe Of the Scovill
Manufacturing Company.
A promotion to captain has been
received by william A. Goodrich.
former Waterbury physician, who Is
stationed ut an Army station hos
pital In Camp Bowie, Texas.
John w. McTernan OF lO6 Colum.
bla Boulevard has received the COM
mission Of second lieutenant at
Fort washington, Md.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-23

Uak state 4~n canning champion
she has raised baby beet since tsae
has raised plgs, has = ll0ck u poul.
nv, and last year took care q
half Ncro % garden. Size has wUn
many prizes IN ELI Club compeli.
Tons b New London County, 81 the
state and at The Eastern states IKE
position. Last year she was chosen
- enc q two young people 10
represent TIE club members q TIE
state IN receiving the state De.
velopment CoinmisslonS youth
awards, presented hy former Gov.
ernor Robert A. Hurley.
Mlss Ttaube said the scholarship
award q the second made 10 4
Connecticut GIRL. Nslss Hllda Rreys-
sig u Melrose received the scholar.
ship IN ie3A~SS. She later was grad.
llated IRON the University Of Con.
nectlcnt has been = teacher IN
Bristol,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-23
WOMEN
IN b b
SERVICE

Having been sworn Into the
WAVES &C New York City recently,
Elizabeth Russell Mallettc, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace r. Mallette
OF 25 Bunker Hill avenue has been
assigned TO Hunter College in New
York for training. An active club
woman, Seaman Mallette was state
chairman Of Junior Women's Clubs
in the Connecticut Federation Of
Women's Clubs for the past two
years and Is a former president Of
the Waterbury Junior Women's
Club. She was employed In the
Office of the American Brass Com
pany previous to her enlistment.
Miss Judith Ann Hartmann.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. G..
Hartman Of 800 Grove street has
also become an apprentice seaman
In the WAVES. She was sworn In
on Thursday at New York City and
assigned for training to Hunter Col
lege. A former resident of West
Pittston. Pa, Seaman Hartman was
employed at the Waterbury Clock
Company In Middlebury at the time
OF her enlistment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-23
SCHOLARSHIP FOR
PLAINFIELD GIRL
Award Based on Farming,
Gardening EndeavOrs;
To Study at Amherst

Storrs. Conn. April % - Miss
Mildred Buell.. ~, Of Plaintield, has
been awarded the Ruth 8. +. Out
ting memorial scholarship given BY
the New England Farm and Garden
Association. Miss Elsie Trabue, as
sistant state Al Club leader has
been informed. The scholarship 70
given for outstanding accomplish.
ment In farming and gardening.
and provides full tuition. fees. boaAi
room and books for year OF study
at Massachusetts, state Coiiege,
Amherst.
Miss Buell.. senior at Plainfleld
High school. has been q prominent
member Of the ell Club organiza-
ton for several years end - 1912
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-23
ALPHA M-Y HOST
TOMORROW NIGHT
Annual Spring Swing to
Be Held at Central Y;
Committee Named

The Alpha Hi.Y win present Its
Annual spring swing ct the Cen
trail Y. NJ. q, A. ballroom tomorrow
evening at $50 p, m, CllR Slator
and his orchestra win supply the
music for the evenings entertain
ment and dancing,
The committees and ehalrmen IN
charge Of the occasion are; Patrick
McSherry, general chairman: pub.
lielty, Francis Fitzpatrick, chair
man; Jack Thomas, Joe Pope and
Tony Lombard: program, Joe Gotta,
chairman: Bob Morlarty and James
Mcdonald: orchestra, Lewis d.
Costanao, chairman: Al SheldOns
refreshments. Al Rlete, and Tom
0Drlen; decorations, Hlll Thomp-
son, chairman: Bob Reynolds, sam
lotto. John Reardon and Frank
Kenney,
The patrons and patronesseS are
as follows: Mr., and Mrs, Patrick u,
McSherry, Mr., and Mrs, Chrlsto-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-23
Jesse
ADLER
Looks az
SHe.NEWS

Because both r, d. n, and v. p.
wallace were out Of the tates at
the same time. accusations were
hurled that the u. s. was running
without q Chief Executive. Which
amt news-that's must what the
Republicans have been claimin' all
along,
Mayer IAGuaFtlla just gave the
q. r. A. an ultlmatum on eggs, He
ought 10 DO an expert ON The sub
joct-seolng the egg he lust laid
with the Army.
Word comes from Washington
that because OF material shortages
counterfelters are out Of work for
the duration, Tough stun, them
prloritiesl
Social lten from q Southern Rural
Weeklys "After his marriage 70 Mrs,
Evelyn KFlpp, 90, Frank BOdln. 7e,
entertained with y baritone solO."
FRANKS frank alright,
The Long Island Railroad has de-
cided 10 hire women conductors. The
Fare Sex, huh9Sr
And defense fOPemen reveal that
Hollywood's top glamour girls have
become excellent welders and rlv.
eters. Which iS only natural
they've worked chisclers 80 long.
We're positive tht automobile will
never replace the horse. Who can eat
an automobile??4
New that Russian women have
taken the place % men wen prob.
ably hear \ new song soon, "The
V0lga Boatwomen".
Question even John KieFan can't
answer: Baby Stork: Mamma,
where did come FRONT"
Hey Mr.. Wickard or Dayies-here's
an idea 10 solve the feed shortages.
Why not switch ratloned feeds with
non-rationed feeds ALI the folks
win rush 10 buy the rationed foods
and the real necessities win be pIen-
tifuL N this sounds complicated
Write 70 Your Congressman 10 ex-
plain Il. And n he can explain
Il, please write 70 M!
Add description. for WEAFS
new morning Definition program:
Knapsack: q sleeping bag. Kid
napping-a sleeping child,
The N. ]. State Board Of Health
wants horse tags put ON hOremeat
before lt IL sold. IL says nothing
about putting tags on those who
eat IL.
A news item headlines: Axis
Heads Meet" So that's how they get
that headache!
The only 'ism' IN American goes
for b Wittlclsm.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-23
Power COMP ANYI
FILES CHARGES
Maine Corporation Asks
Court to Set Aside Order
for It's Dissolution

Boston, April 2s-(UP)--A charge
that the Securities and Exchange
commission Is seeking 10 impose an
unlawful death sentence" penalty
was made by the Electric Power a
Light Corp. Of New York in q brief
nled IN the first y. s. circuit court
Df appeals here today.
). The company, q Maine corpora
ton, asked the court 10 set aside an
SEC order calling for It's dissolution.
That order was issued last August
after hearings showed that the
holding company system Of Electric
Bond g. Share controlled Electric
Power g. Light through ownership
of 1883 per cent Of its voting stock.
The Electric Co. contends that the
constitutionality Of section II Of the
Public Utility Holding Company
act Of 1885 has not been proved. It
Is under this section that the SEC
has imposed the so-called death
sentence" penalty.
Declaring that the SEC has no
right to pen8lize the Electric Power
g. Light Corp. because OF the Bond
g. Share system, the brief states:
The bomb-sight Of the SEC is
obviously focused on the Bond g.
Share system: the bomb explodes on
She Electric system"
Tie corporation claimed that the
SEC Is powerless TO force the $4,000
public owners who hold $5l4. OOO. 900
81 Electric Power g. Lights stock to
bartender their shares in dissolution
)f the company.
The word dissolution" which was
contained In the original holding
company bill was later eliminated
by a conference committee Of the
;enate and house, the brief stated.
An attempt by Electric Light &
Power to reorganize itself into an
migrated public utility system in
l04l was never given a hearing be-
Iore the SEC, the company claimed.
Now, the brief states, the SEC
utterly disregards the rights OF
thousands of public owners Of Elec-
Iric's securities"
Corporations cannot dissolve
themselves under statute" he said.
They belong to stockholders and
heir dissolution require sstockhold-
RS vote. The order Of the commits.
ion does not and cannot run to the
stockholders of Electric, except TO
3ond g. S hare which owns 1888
Der cent of the voting stock. This
mount Is not sufIlcient to accom-
Dlish q dissolution"
The brief lists five constitutional
SELECTIONS to section IL (B) CD Of
he Holding Company act:
/. That 1t is not a regulation OF
Interstate commerce.
2. That 1t invades the reserved
lowers Of the states.
3. That 1t contains no standards
X guidance, and hence is an uncon-
titutional delegation Of legislative
authority.
4. That it violates the due process
lauso Of the fifth amendment
S. That this section, as construed
md applied by the commission,
constitutes an ex post facto law In
hat it penalties Electric and its Sc
urity holders for acts performed
cfoTse the statute was passed, which
gere entirely lawful at the time Of
performance"
Electric was organized in 1925 BY
lectric Bond g. Share Co. Its pres
Int properties include New Orleans
'ublic Eervice, Inc. Arkansas Power
Light Co., Mississippi Power d
light Co., Louisiana Power 81 Light
10, Utah Power g. Light Co., Idaho
'ower Co., Dallas Power g. Light
TO-, and United Gas Corp.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-23
EVIDENCE HEARD
ON AUTO ACCIDENT

Decision was reserved by Com
non Pleas Court Judge Abraham s.
Iordon yesterday afternoon in the
anaage suits brought by Mona Au-
rev, and Ida Valois Of Beacon Falls
galnst Raymond X. Bruckner Of
Waterbury. The actions were based
n an automobile collision which
,curred November 10, 1890 In Bea-
pn Falls.
Ida Valois, driver Of the car which
as allegediy struck by one Oper-
Ted by the defendant. sought to re-
over on car damage expenses set
/ $3l6 while the other plaintiffs
ought $500 each for personal In
iries.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-23
CHINESE PROFESSOR AIDS U. s

Ia Jolla, Cal. - (Up) - China Is
giving Uncle sam a little lend.
lease aid here on It's own behalf. II
has sent 10 the ScrippS Institute oe
Oceanography Professor Q. X. Tseng
who. with q diving apparatus, IS
trying 10 locate the secret agar.
agar beds from which japanese for
years past secured their agar-agar,
shipped it 70 Japan, prepared Il for
market and then sold Il back into
the United states, As Japan had
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-23
EARBENDERS PLAY
SCHEDULED GAMES
Details to Be Completed
for Annual Banquet;
Championship Game


The Earbenders will play their
regular weekly card game tonight
at Washington Park Community
house at Sis o'clock. There will be
q meeting OF the committee for the
annual Earbenders banquet Sunday
afternoon. at the Community house
at 3 o'clock. Final details for the
banquet will be taken care Of at
this meeting. and President Ton
Conway Is asking all those on the
committee TO attend. II at all pos
slble. The deadlins for reservations
is Saturday. April 2A-for the cater
err. Anyone interested In attending
should get in touch with any men,
Der Of the Earbenders.
Members Of st. Francis' Holy
Name Society are asked to meet AZ
the Mulville funeral home this eve
ming at 8 o'clock. to pay their re-
spects TO deceased member Daniel
j. Baldwin.
Friends Of Private Francis x. Bev.
ins, may like 70 know Ds Is recover
Ing from an operation at station
hospital. IT. williams, Me-. and q
responding nicely 70 tueatments
Private Bevins Is the son Of Mr.,
and MRS. George Bevlns. OF iS0 9yl-
van ave. He would be pleased. we
are sure. 70 have . line from anyone
here at home whom he knows.
Jerry Murphy Of Luke street. who
captains the "All Stars" IS team
win accept the challenge OF Pat
Creams "Irish- Americans for the
IS players champion Of the city.
Both teams are practlclng hard. "als
though we don't think the All-Stars
need any practice"-b0th captains
are determined 10 win. Jerry Muir
phys team has won two out Of three
games so far--but there Is great
rivalry between both teams.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-23
VANDALS SMASH
METER GLASSES

Many glass shields on tine parking
meters about the city have been
smashed by a "persistant law
breaker" reported Officer August
Rinaldi today.
The police department Is making
a thorough investigation and when
the guilty party Is found. he win
be severely punished.
Oficer Rinaldi said that the ma
Jority OF the damage was made on
West Main street. where's several
glass shields we're smashed IN sue
ceRsl0n.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-23
DETECTIVES PROBE
JEWELRY ROBBERY

The detective bureau is still in
.stigating the case Of the 5000
orth OF jewelry that was stolen
Wednesday from the home Of Clar-
nee Brodeur. 035 East Main street
nd Detective Sergt. John Mates
pday. =.
The stolen items are q mans
atch valued at 500: q wrist watch.
%; O gold bracelet, $40 and q
.mera, $40.
The thief was able TO enter the
Suse By breaking two rear windows,
I'd Detective Mates.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-23

undertaken 70 eaulp The
Fiiippino Infantry NeHiMe1l
stationed at Camp Mead with
tWo-foot bolo knives at t0al 3
s2a, 500. The regiment hopes y Ugh
IN The Philippines and figures tIH
the bolo knives VIII Be- equally "
useful TO them as their oafan
rifles
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-23
GENERAL LEADS 407 DONORS

San jose, Cal. ~ (UP) - Blood
literally flowed like water here
when Commanding General Avian
@. 0iIlen with 4O7 men and officers
OF his Second Armored Corps re-
ported en- masse for blood donations.
A special mobile unit Of the Red
Gross had 70 be rushed from San
Francisco to take care Of the sitlia-
ton. The donors included the gen.
erals two akas. his pilot and 50
OeEiceEs % his staff.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-23

Private Jooesph +. Rosa Is now
stationed at the Paris Island base
Of the U. 8. Marines in South Caro-
lima. He enlisted In the service
March 16 of this year. Before join
ing the colors he was employed at
the Brooklyn Baking company. He
is q graduate Of Barnard gramma:
school.
Word has been received relative
TO the promotion of Joseph Rabbit,
private first clas, to the rank OF
corporal. He Is the son Of Mrs.
Alice and the late DR.. Henry Bah.
bitt of 2l3 North Elm street. He Is
serving with a unit Of the U. s.
Army engineering corps and is
presently stationed at Los Angeles,
Calf.
After spending an Easter fur
Tough in this city. Sergeant Sal
vatore DiNatali Of Midland road
will return to his station at Winter
Garden. Fla, on Monday.
Aviation Cadet Edward T. Quill
of 81 Chase avenue has been COM
missioned a second lieutenant, ac-
cording to q report received from
Ellington Field, Texas.
Private Vito Pace, son Of Mrs.
Lucy Pace OF - Howard street has
been advanced to the grade Of
corporal. 1t was announced today by
his commanding officer. Captain
George d. Warmer at Camp Polk,
La.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-23

almost monopoly On this product
which Is vital 10 mans Industries
The United states has been on The
short end since The war broke up
The Japanese diving on The Pacific
coast
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-23
Chairman

Chairman
pter h. Fitzpatrick, Mr.. and Mrs,
John A. Cetta, Mr.. and Mrs, viii
lard b. Carr. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry l.
DiCostanzo. Mr.. and Mrs. Bruno n
Riefc, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter ID. Ma.
Inns. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. RI
many. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A.
Readel, Mr.. and Mrs. william b
Elwell, Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Mimi
cucci, and J. Warren Griffiths.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-23

los Angeles = CUPJ - Tao Les
Angeles Chamber % Commerce has
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-03

@intge Gage ipdter tpur6e Bater @p.
rim an bas Sterbebett zines rei9en,
frommen Mannes gerufen, Dem er bic
@eididte oes gnaoenreiden Seiufin'
oes er5dblte. Sofort lieB Der Ster.
ben6e Dem Brior cine getpiiie Cunt
ME @elbes aus5ablen, ban1it 6as Bilb
feline @dno@en tpie6er erbalte.
Ser 8rior aber lieb nidt oie &C.
bro9enen Sdnoden tpie6er beritellen.
ionbern idaffte cine ean5 neue Sta-
tue an. &aum tpar 6ieie aufgeiteat
,por6en, ols elm umi itiir5en6er 2eud,
ter iie 5ertriimmerte. gs idten, aIs
Oh 6as bon Sen &esern berunebrte
un6 beritiimmelte Seiulein AUDI in
3ufrnft in 6ieiem &auie berebrt tper.
ben ipolte.
Sein Nadfolger, Bater 9ontinifus
bonn fl. geifolaus, elm Mann bon gro.
Ber Eugen6 uno elm iiberaus eifriger
Mifionar, glaubte, oas &loiter lei 81.
arm, 6ie Soften Der Wieoerberitelung
Der Statue aufla6en gu t0nnen, uno
bertroitete ben traurigen Bater gp.
rim auf ipdter. @ieber trug oieier 6as
teure 8ilonis au ietner 3elle un6
flebte 6as Seiusfino Bel ieiner Iieb.
iten Mutter Maria an, es moge 6em
Oberen oie n0tisen @elon1ittel 5u.
fommen laiien. 8alo 6arauf lieB i'm
cine fren16e Dame in Die Stride ri.
fen, Die ibn ebrfurdtsbon griiBte uno
linn eine aniebnlibe Sunne @eloes
ausbdnoigte. Mls er ibr banfen tpou-
te, tpar fie plobli9 neri9munoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-03

Statue Die Sdnoden feblten. SosIeid
trug er ite gum Erior uno Bot orin.
geno. Den Sbaoen ausbeiiern au lai.
fen. Dieier ieooh er&pioerte, er iei
arm unb tonne oafiir fein @elo aus.
eeben.
Eraurtg trug Bater Gprill oie eta.
tue oes gottliden &inbes in ieine
3eIle. @eineno mari er itd auf feline
4nte nieoer uno bat ben bimmliiden
8ater our9 Die allerieligite Sungfrau
Waria, er m0ge Dem armen 8rior
10 ptel Mlmoien 5ufommen laiien, als
fir Die Qusbeiierung Der Statue n0tig
lei. Sein 8ertrauen tpuroe belobnt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-03

6erte> Der 6amalige Brior feline Sr.
6ensbriioer auf, our@ gemeiniames,
oemiitiges @ebet BEN 3orn @ottes 81
beidnftigen. Bater gpriG 6ur4iudte
alle 8infel oes &loiters nod bem ibm
10 teuren 8iloe oes gottliden 9inoes.
@n6lid fano er es binter oem <a'
re, faft gans in Staub beeraben. gr
reinigte es, bebedte es NIT Greu6en.
trdnen un6 &iiiien II. Bat ben Brtor,
es i'm 8etiaal aufitellen 5u 6iirfen.
gs tpur6e linn eeitattet uno Die 10
lang bereeiiene @erebrung Iebte tuie-
Der auf. 8or oieiem gnaoenreiden
&inoe berri9teten bic 0roensbriioer
pieoer lire @ebete uno 8etradtun.
gen; bier idiitteten fie ibre> be6rdng.
ten $er5en aus un6 flagten ibren
Summer, bier bolten iie ft9 Sroit
in triiben Stunoen.
g8ie i9on friiber als Nobi5e, 10
1par iest au9 Bater Gprin Der eff
rieite @erebrer oes eottliden ainoes.
Stun6enlang fniete er Dor Der lieben
Statue, tpenn feline Oroensbrii6er
idon lange oas Oratorium berlaiien
batter. @inmal bernabm ct gang beut.
Ii9 oie @orte: ,,grbarn,et eud mel
ner, 10 tperoe Sd Mid euer erbar.
men; gebet Meir meine &dn6e tpie6er,
10 mer6e Sd eud BEN Grie6en geben.
Sc nebr ibr Mi9 berebrt, 6eito mebr
ueroe Sd eu9 NIT @naoen iiberbdu.
fem" y
Ser Bater mar ean5 beitiir5t. Gum
eriten Wale bemerfte er iest, 6aB Der
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-03

Dem eridopften 2anoe einige Gube
brahte Gin eigener unitern tpaltete
iiber Dem &loiter, 10 lanee bas 8ilb.
nis nidt beabtet tpuroe.
Im 8fingitfeite oes Sabres 1887
Tam Bater gpriI a Matre Sci aus
Dem Miindener 4loiter pieoer nab
Brag, Ser oem bergeiienen gottIiden
&inoe i'm 8rager &1oiter 5u Der linn
gebiibrenoen gerebrung perbelfen ioa.
te. Damals 5og Der Seino abermals
itegreib gegen Brag Dor. Sft itanben
in elmer Nadt bunoert Dorfer uno
Shliiier in 8ranb. az glen6 mar
entiebli6. sSn 6ieier 8eorGngnis for.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-03
Mittmod, ben 3. Nobember 1943
9as Yrager Seinsfinb

OIe SIQIlle DeS Yrager Se1uSItH'
oes itammt aus Spanien. Sn Der
Sannilie Ser ipaniiden 8rin5eiiin
Maria Manrique5 Be Sara. einem
Mitglieb Der ipantihen &onigsfamt.
lie, ipurbe biefe Statue als teures
grbftiif bo6 berebrt, neil 6ur6 oie
8erebrung oerielben btele @na6en un6
Segnungen auberoroentlider Mrt ge-
tpabrt puroen. 9ie Brin3eiiin Man-
rique5 iibergab ibrer Eo9ter, Ser
Hrin5eiiin Bolprena bon 2ubfotpis
oieie Statue als So65eitsgei6enf,
pelde oieielbe nit iid in Die neue
Seimat nad 80bmen nabm. Nad Dem
Eooe ibres @emabls, bes Siiriten Ml.
bert bon 2obfotpis I'M Sabre 1923,
enti6loB iib Die cole Brin5eiiin, ben
&eft ibres 2ebens ben @erfen Ser
8armber5igfeit 5u tpibn1en.
Madoem @aiier Seroinano Ser
3peite bon Hrag na6 @ien ge5o-
gen, geriet 6as bon ibm eeeriinoete
&loiter m sroBe slrrnut, iooaB oie
Satres bispeilen faum einen 8iiien
@rot batten. slls bic fromme Slritin
bon bem @lenb Der armen Sroens.
brii6er borte, bradte iie ibnen zines
Eages sic Statue bes enaoenrei6en
Hrager Seiufinoleins NIT ben @or-
ten: ,,Meine @dter! &ier iibergebe
id Sbnen, tpas mir am teueriten lit.
@erebren sic bieies 8il6nis un6 es
miro Sbnen nidts maneeln."
Dieie propbetii6en @orte erfunten
fid. Mit 6ieIer Statue 5og in auffal-
1enoer Beiie Der Segen @ottes in oas
arme &loiter Elm. go lange bas gott-
1i6e &inb in 6ieIer Statle berebrt
tpurbe, mar es Elm forgIamer HGbr-
batter, elm r1dhtiger 8ei6iiter uno
getreuer Selfer. Das &aus tpuroe
nit geiitliden uno aeitli6en @iitern
bef6enft. Sorte aber Die Gerebrung
auf Damn midi audi oieier Segen tuie'
Der.
9ie sln6a6t gum Seiusfin6e tpar
ie6o9 nibt bon Ianeer Dauer. Sn.
folge Der nnruben bes 9reiBieidbri-
gen &rieees tpuroe bas Noniaiat bon
Brag i'm Sabre 1880 na6 Miinden
berlegt. Wait Srater gprilI unb ben
at16eren Nooiaen iparen bic eifrigiten
@erebrer oes Seiusfinoes fortge5osen.
Die beion6ere Mnba9t nabm ab un6
nit ibr au9 in auffanen6er Beiie oer
Seeen, Ser auf Dem 2lofter gerubt.
Scot lno 2ei6en ma9ten ii9 tpie6er
fiiblbar. @uitab NooIf bon Sdtpe6en
fam nad DeutidIanb. Bobin er fem
fiesreides Seer fiibrte, oa ianbte ct
Sdreden un6 gntiesen bor ii9 ber
un6 binterlieB raudenbe Eriimn,er
un6 Eauien6e bon 2eiden.
Sim Is. gobember 1851 nnuBte
Hrag feline Sore offnen. ueber 80
proteitantiide Breoiger fanen ,uno
nabmen bic rneiiten &irden in Beiis.
Das &arneliterflofter ,pur6e gepliin.
bert. Die 5tpei Batres, tpelde nidt &c.
floben tparen, tpur6en eefangen &C..
nomnen, bon Is Sol6aten betpaht
llno in itrenger &aft gebalten. Sn
Ser baitigen Gludt batten bic Batres
bas 8il6nis 6es Seiusfinbes gana
bergeiien. Ms Sic Hlin6erer bic Sta.
tue fan6en, tparfeu iie 6ieien ,,papi.
ftiiden MbergIauben", ipie iie es
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