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Evening star., 1950-10-12
SUGGESTIONS.

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Here are few hints which may
be helpful.
Some time ago a reader asked
how to keep stains from the hands
when peeling potatoes, onions and
apples. If there was any reply to
this query, I did not see 1t.
Wash potatoes before peeling
Unless the stain is very sensitive
this is enough. However. some
persons peel potatoes in a vessel
of water, potatoes and hands both
submerged during the process. The
foregoing process will help with
onions, too. and in addition will
cut down the number Of tears
usually shed when peeling onions
Slicing onions onto wet paper
towel is a help, too.
I have found, for me at least,
that apples are too slippery to
pare when wet. Try pairing the ap-
pie in circular strip, beginning at
blossom end, being careful not to
scratch fingers with the knife
Rinse and dry hands after each
apple, nuisance, but consider il
as a beauty treatment. To slice
apples, try holding firm with a
fork or tongs on a chopping board,
or piece of waxed paper.
I presume the inquirer had al
ready tried using rubber gloves
and had found them distasteful.
If you can bear them, they keep
off most stains.
For the person who has trouble
with out-of- shape sheets, try
hanging over the line, lengthwise
that is, with the hens at opposite
ends. Carefully match together
the selvedges, which are at the
bottom, then put a clothespin at
each end of the fold over the line,
to keep sheet from changing posi-
ton. I never iron my sheets.
To avoid mustiness in vacuum
bottle. always rinse and wash
carefully after each using and
leave it open until next used, if
used daily, or at least until dry if
seldom used. Covering the cork
with aluminium foil keeps it from
absorbing odors.
BOWLING.
From Mrs. r. S. A., Falls Church, }
In answer to Mrs. T. j. HIS
query concerning bowling, I may
be able to help her.
The Mount Vernon Place
Church has league of 40 teams
which bowls at Columbia Alleys,
Fourteenth and Monroe streets
NV, each Saturday night at 7:3O
pm. There are some vacancies
on some teams if you are inter-
ested in league which is organ
lied for fun and fellowship.
If you would contact Mr.. Wal
ter Kincaid. president of the
league. he will be able to give
you more information.
x X " 4
LINED OAK FINISH?
(Fronl Mrs. G. L. C., Washington. J
Can any one give us directions
for giving lined oak finish to
an oak dresser which we are now
making? The grey lined oak
seems to be so popular in the
stores and we would like to dupli-
cate 1t.
Evening star., 1950-10-12
Magic
Frosting

8 ounces semi-sweet chocolate
70 cup Sweetened condensed
milk
! tablespoon water
Melt chocolate over boiling
water. Add Sweetened con-
densed milk and water; stir
until smooth. Yield: Frosting
for one 8 or 8 inch cake.
Evening star., 1950-10-12

Bacon drippings are excellent
to use for pan-fried tomatoes.
Make a cream sauce from the
drippings, after the tomatoes are
cooked and serve over the slices.
Evening star., 1950-10-12
PACKING FOR MOVE

PACKING FOR MOVE.
(Fron Mrs. D. E., Washington.
VIII some kind neighbors and
readers who have had experience
in moving please give us some
suggestions on packing things to
j our best advantage?
Evening star., 1950-10-12

From Mrs. E. F. s., Washington
For Mrs. j. M. E., Washington
This suggestion may not be of help
If you are renter. A good many
years ago I drew off the size oi
blackboard that I wanted on my
painted wall and then put on tive
coats Of blackboard paint. It was
neat and there was no danger OF
the kiddies pulling 1t down OF
breaking 1t. I feel sure you coulc
paint one on your wall paper.
Evening star., 1950-10-12

Pullman sIeepers look Just like any
graceful, weII-designed living room
pieces yet open into comfortable
fuII-size bed with q thick, fuII-size
innerspring mattress. Beouty-Verso-
tIity and astonishing econonny-olI in
one! Available in wonderful selection
Of coIors and fabrics with choice of
edeines on cushions and backs, plain
base, plain skirt or fringe base. Prices
for this fine Lifetime Furniture vary
according to covering selected. Pull
man sIeepers available on special order
for as low as $3.50.
Evening star., 1950-10-12

(Fron Mrs. G. L. C., Washington. J
Can any one give us directions
for giving a lined oak finish to
an oak dresser which we are now
making? The grey lined oak
seems to be so popular in the
stores and we would like to dupli-
cate 1t.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-03
Chamber aIks Taxes, Federal Loans And
 Airport Problems

Taxes required to support an incorporated city or district, and the Federal money which might be expected to be loaned to Palm CT, if any incorporation plan were adopted, were chief subjects of discussion at last Wednesdays Chamber of Commerce meeting. The incorporation study commit tee reported that figures had been obtained from Anchorage, Seldo- via and Nome. An informal statement of the progress of their study was presented.
 Bill Head, committee member, stated that 1t lis erroneous think ing to suppose that city's major son and Carl Meier was named to assist the Airport Association.
 - Mir. Stock reported that Ken meth Kadow, chairman of the Alaska Field Committee. had ac- cepted Palrner's invitation to hold a future committee meeting here. Kadow asked that the July meet ing be scheduled here, since the April session already is. planned for Fairbanks. :'::::
 Jack Maze, Betty :Mears and M. D. Snodgrass were named to the welcoming committee which will receive Miss Marjory Gropp, the Alaska *Railroad candidate for Fur Rendezvous queen, when she ar rives here Saturday to, attend the Snow Ball.
 revenues would be derived either from police: court fines or from property taxes. A study of the budgets already received shows that both are minor items in any city's revenues"
 A request was voiced by mem bers of the Palmer Airport Asso- citation that the Chamber do everything possible to push for the improvement of Palmer's air field. An airport committee. of Clayton Esslinger, Charles Will
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-03
I .ew Soil Sub-Disfricf Formed Al AnchoToac

The Anchorage Soil Conserva- don Sub-District has been creat- ed by resolution of the territorial Soil Conservation Board, it was announced at recent meeting of the veterans farm training class m Anchorage. The creation of fhe new district was reported in a letter from Frank Linn, chair man of the territorial board. :
 The new Anchorage district in- cludes all agricultural land. con- tained in the area from the Gnu zach National Forest to Eagle River.
 Lew Hanks, district conserva- tionist, and Clifford Marcus, soil conservationist, both from the Palmer headquarters office of the Soil Conservation Service, attend ed the meeting to explain the purpose of sub-districts and to outline proper steps in the proce- dure of nominating and electing district supervisors. -.
 Mr. Hanks said that the thrice existing sub-districts, located at Palmer, Wasilla and Fairbanks, are assisted by the Extension Service and Alaskan experiment stations. He explained that the Soil Conservation Service helps farmers by providing soil survey and land capability information, to help in land clearing, and also gives technical advice and assist ance in putting conservation practices into effect.
 MT. Marcus outlined the duties and powers of sub-district super visors. These men, he said, draw up work programs and plans for the development of conservation methods in the district and they ing agencies in conservation
 direct activities of cooperating agencies in conservation work.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-03
WosiIto Eofs Tomorrow To Read Next Winter

WASILLA = Local residents, their families and friends will eat turkey tomorrow night to help build a community library this summer. The Library Associa- lion has planned benefit dinner in Community Hall, to help com plete the financing of construc- lion, which was begun last sum- mer- ~. F..
 The dinner will be served be- tween s and 8 p. m. The. menu includes turkey and trimmings. Tickets will cost g for adults and 4l for school children. s-.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-03
PAIR OMAN LAIRD IS DUE BACK TODAY

Territorial Highway Patrolman Stanley Laird, who has been de- layed by snowS in Washington on his return to duty in Palmer, is expected to arrive here sometime today. Patrolman Laird phoned Palmer from Tok Junction late Wednesday.
 Al Luebcke, who has been act ing patrolman here during Laird's absence, will go to Anchorage for a day or two and then will trans fer to Fairbanks on a temporary basis, where a highway patrolman is now confined to a hospital.
 MT. and Mrs. Luebcke expect to return to Haines, where he is permanently stationed, no later than April l.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-03
M. D. SNODGRASS FILES FOR HOUSE

M. D. Snodgrass, Valley resi- dent since 1923, this week filed for a seat in the Territorial house of representatives on the Repub- lican ticket. This is MT. Snod- grass second attempt at winning Republican seat in the house. He was defeated in a similar try at the last election. .. The long time Valley resident 1 served a short term in the senate in 1923, while living in Fairbanks. At that time he was instrumental in obtaining a grant of funds for the University of Alaska, which enabled that institution to. open it's doors to students. ..:..-.
 Immediately after the conclus- ion of the '23 session, MT. Snod- grass transferred from the Fair banks experiment station to the Matanuska station, where he was superintendent for a period of years. He retired from active politics until his retirement from the Department of Agriculture.
 In 1914, the staunch Republican filed for the senate, but again was defeated. MT. Snodgrass said this coming election would be his final fling in territorial politics. If I win, I have a taxation program in mind which should be of help to the Valley" he said, "and I am sure that several agricultural projects I am planning will be beneficial to the Valley and to all Alaska"
 Dr. Lee Mckinley, Palmer dentist, also filed for a house seat on the Republican ticket last week. Heinie Snider, Republican of Wasilla and Anchorage, seeks senatorial position.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-03
AMERICAN LEGION CROSSES ONLY S135 ON SATURDAY DANCE

Gross receipts at Saturdays American Legion dance totaled $135, according to David Algarin, ticket chairman. Lot tickets brought the Legion a total of $66O.
 General committeeman for last Saturdays dance included Flu gene Krsch,- Ashley Egtvet and Ben Hermon.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-03
Joyce Hecker To Marry

Miss Joyce Hecker of Palmer and Richard Furr of the U. S. Army Air Force, this week filed notice of intention to marry with U. s. Commissioner Dorothy Sax ton. The pair have not yet fixed a wedding date.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-03

Due care" is legal phrase but the lack of it causes death to many Americans.
Evening star., 1950-12-14

The Senate yesterday passed
and sent to the White House a
bill clarifying the annual and sick
leave benefits applying to school
teachers and granting refunds tc
about 100 teachers.
An issue had arisen over how
to account for Saturdays, Sundays
and holidays in charging off paid
leave to employees. The question
applied directly to some 16C
teachers who were charged with
payments for substitutes between
the school teacher acts of July
1949, and October 13, 1949.
officials said refunds amount
Evening star., 1950-12-14
Northwest Council Calls For Higher Police Wages

: The Northwest Council of
Citizens Association last night
agreed that, to have a better police
force, the District must offer
higher salaries.
The council nevertheless. con-
graduated the Metropolitan Police
Department and particularly No. 6
precinct. Cor the speedy arrest of
an alleged sex offender in that
precinct earlier this month. after
two young women had been at
tackled.
Max Schwartz, the Districts S
chief air raid warden, told the
council of the speeding up of de-
Evening star., 1950-12-14

fense machinery and outlined
specifically the areas, zones and
sectors that will comprise a total
of 66 areas.
''The little man on the neighbor-
hood block will be the volunteer
upon whom the first shock will
fall, he said.
The group met in No. precinct
station, Thirteenth and Nicholson
streets NV, and the meeting was
conducted by John H. Con-
naughton, president.
Evening star., 1950-12-14
Shepherdstown Firemen
Reflect M. S. R. MoIer
Special Dispatch to The Stor

SpecIoI Ulspofeh 70 Inc StoF
SHEPHERDSTOWN, w. Va,
Dec. AN. S. r. Moler has been
elected president of the local
volunteer fire company for his
10th successive year. He is a
former sheriff and a former mem
ber of the West Virginia House of
Delegates from Jefferson County.
Other officers named are Ma
than Rhodes. vice president; John
Egle, secretary; Herbert Rogers,
treasurer; c: w. Shipley, chief,
and Kenneth Shipley, engineer.
Evening star., 1950-12-14
Teacher Leave Clarified In Bill Sent 10 Truman

ing to about $4,000 are involved
The new law exempts Saturdays
Sundays and legal holidays from
the count of the days teachers
and some other school employees
may be given as paid sick or an.
nual leave.
Evening star., 1950-12-14

Many Indian women in New
Mexico still carry their infants on
their backs, as was the custom OF
their people hundreds of years
ago. Large bundles often are also
carried this wav.
Evening star., 1950-12-14
Annapolis JoiIbreoker
Arrested in Baltimore
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Dec. 14.-Thomas
Queen, 20, who escaped from the
Anne Arundel County Jail two
weeks ago. was arrested here yes
terday and turned over to State
police at Waterloo for questioning
today.
Queen and Robert Tinsley. both
colored, broke out by bending
window bars with their hands.
Evening star., 1950-12-14

New chemical plants are boost.
ing the productivity of Algeria.
Evening star., 1950-12-14

Pratas Island, 300 miles north
west of Luzon, is shaped like a
horseshoe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-25

Sieb iaB ieoesmal. Sid als Seufel
tituliert 5u boren, mabte Die aomn,l.
niIten raienb.
Mls 8iltoi .Mftenie nod nibt i'm
aerfer mar, iette er oen &ommuniiten
Ihon gu. @r tot es nit feIter Stano.
baftigfeit, uno man6mal iaB ibm oa-
BEL logar Der S6alf i'm Haden. Na6
Dem Batent Ser (braunen 11nb roten)
0iftaturen 1puroe Der gii6of ieit
t948 rbeibattet" 8. +. es folgte ibm
Itanoig elm uShatten", elm Spiel
oes &egimes. Rigr. aftenie tpuBte es.
go Erebte er iid einmal plobli6 um
uno iogte benz rabnlngslos" binter
ibm GaberI6lenoernoen: r&onnte ib
ni6t in Sbren @ngen Iteigen = mir
pollen es fit beioe angenebmer mo-.
ben =, Damn fonnten Sic mid iiber.
al binfiibren, tpobin ib geben muB,
uno Damn braubten Sic mir nidt
INNER nad5uiteigen." Gem ~S6ot.
ten" mar natiirli6 oas bildofli6e 9ln-
gebot lnannebmbar, uno 10 ieste
Oigr. aftenie moli5ios lGdelno ieinen
gSeg fort. gis 5ll ieiner 8erbaftung
befteten ii6 uS6atten" an ieine Ser
len. SIN &erfer Iernte er oann oie
gan5e 8rutolitat bes rotten Spltems
tennen uno ertrrg beroil6 Sic pielen
OflBbanolungen, Bis Iein &orper ein-
rab nid)t mebr fonnte unb er an oen
5olgen oteIer RiBbanolunsen itarb.
Gie rum1niiden aatbolifen iino
oorum ie ldnger ie mebr babon iiber-
5elgt, baB bas einfabe Grab vgaIil"
I'M gelufrieobof bon 8ufarelt eines
Cages einen 9feliquieni6rein befom.
men miro: eben oen oes WGrtprer.
bilhofs. Sic perfolgten 8laubensbrii.
Der idauen gum @emarterten nuf. Ct
lit ibnen Srolt llno Stiiee i'm 3irden.
tanlpf. SO mirft er nod iiber iein
Grab binaus. Der 10. Meai, ser Saq,
oa Der gemarterte 8ildof ieine Seele
ollSbau6te, mar ri9t nur elm @lo.
rlentag fir Cen itanobaften Migr.
Aftenie, Der tros'a 'aIlem Biz 5ulest nus
blelt, ionoern audi fir Die perfolgte
unierte> nit Rom berbunoene Stride
oes bp5antinii6en Gitl,s. @as es bonn
~gllbof i'm ,Innuario pontificio' fir
1850 neben ieinem 9eamen beiBt: I'm
carcere per la Fede", fann man BON
10 bielen 8eiItli6en uno @IGubigen
Ien'eitS Oes @iiernen gorbangs iagen:
tie lhrnabten unter ser 8erfolgung
oes roten Serrors uno biiBen fiir
ibren 8lauben oft Sreibeit uno 2eben
eln. C.-St. d. C.-V.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-25
Rifhifr iath hdnsltd,r
Erytphut1g

aus @albington meloete am 19. 6s.
Die .9lii. 8reB": 9ie 8ilbofe oes 2an-
oes erfldrten in elmer bier ubgebalte-
men &onferen5, oaB gu piele amerifa>
niibe @ltern Die gr5iebung ibrer &in.
Der Ger S6ule iiberlalien uno Tie I'M
Seim pernuhldiiigen, unb erboben
glei65eiti9 Broteit gegen Die ieruele
9luffldrung in Der S9ule.
"9iele llnterDeiiung lollte oen
Gltern iiberlaien bleiben". beiBt es in
Ser grfIarung. Cine falide Sdeu
lollte lie ni6t Don ibrer Bfltbt abbal-
ten, 8irO oiele 9luifldrung in ser
ri6ttgen @eiie i'm Seim erteilt, Damn
miro in Dem &ino cine tiefe @brfurdt
berporgerufen tperben."
Die 8ii6ofe perurteilten auh oen
gater, Der Die gan5e 9Irbe Der grs
5iebung I'M Setm Ger Wfutter iiber=
laBt, voenn es geniist nibt, oaB er oas
8elo fiir Cen ltnterbalt ieiner sSomilie
perOient; er bat audi oie Bfli6t, iib
NIT oen Sntereien oes &inbes gu
ioentifi5ieren"
5erner lpuroe ertlart, es iei 5lpar
gang in Sronung, boB Die 8egierung
Ole 5itrlorge fir Die 8oiien beauf.
lthtigt, aber nid)t angebradt lei es.
oaB lie Die poae Gerantnortung bafiir
iiber1timntt.
Gen @ltern puroe bas Redt 5u-
gelproben, Dob iie in be3ug uuf oie
gr5ieblng ibrer &inoer oas entIdei-
oenoe @ort baben, uno erfldrt, buB
oas au6 nit Der omerifanii6en Sra.
clifton IN uoaem ginflang itebe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-25

dbineitide @oIf Den 5opietbnn6 fir
ieinea .ilteren 8ru6er" bdlt, anibei-
memo oesbalb, tpeiI Die mosfopitiide
Oeipotie erit i'm 16. SabrbunSert ge.
bilbet ipurbe, onnfte fir Die Inter
itiisung Wosfals, nnb periprad, 0aB
Die ioipietild-hineiiide Greunoibaft
etpig oauern tperbe. Ser r8ertreter"
&oreas trat BEL Der Seier peri0nIih
auf unb beldinlpfte Die anerifani-
i6en v&1uber" (grabitjelO aiif edit
mosfopitiidbe @eile. Die rnosfotpiti-
i6en &eoner ipraden ibrerleits iiber
Rorea, nipobin aae 8lide gerihtet
lino" iiber Die bineiil6e armee, mel
he gegen Eibet marldiert, iiber giet-
nam uno anoere aliatilbe 2dnoer,
tpel6e uoie amerifaniI6en &riegs-
branoItifter erobern mollen". @s
feblte audi nibt on 8robunsen, oaB
uoie gen1einen 8erbre6er cine gebiib-
renbe Strafe befommen mercen".
Ser .po3ifiItiibe" Seil oes ausp1r-
tigen 8rogramms Der Sftoberfeier
nuroe ourd bie rieitee @eItalt zines
Sotpietioloaten oeranidaulidt, Del-
der oen mosfotpitiiden nSrieoen" am
ideinenb bur6 SEN &rieg al berteioi-
gen bat. gs lit natiirlih 5ien,lih
ldmer 5u iagen, Oh oie mosfo,pitiider
Smperialilten ourb oen tpiiiten oena.
gogilhen 2drm ibrer Sftoberoenlons
itratfon ii6 ielblt ermuntern oot ibre
.5einoe ouBerbalb utro innerbalb Der
l1SSS3 eri6reden tpollen. sic brau-
den iest oas cine uno oas anoere
mebr als ie. Der traeil6e uno Die
&ulturtpelt beibdmenoe @nblid Der
unterbriiften Nationen, Delde ge-
5tpungen tperoen, iif an Ser @ebenf-
feier oesy Nusbru6es ser mosfotpiti,
iden Geaftion gu ubeteilisen", Iuate
fir bie freien Iationen als @arnu1tg
oienen uno iie I'M Sample segen Die
mosfopitiid5e Geipotie itdrfen! Uk.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-25
..Tiir nptt 0lauhrtt inn
Kprkpr''

60 Itebt es i'm Bapitli6en Sabr.
buh fir 1850 bel oem Namen 6es
rumdnil9en 8ilbofs 8aiil Iftenie.
Seit oies georudt 1puroe, erlitt oieIer
8iidof oen Wdrtprertoo; oies ltebt
nun felt. gbenio, oaB Die 2eibe in
aler Seimli6feit beigelett peroe,l
muBte BON Sen rotten Worbern.
Sim IL. Wai - es 1par nod Dor Ser
2iquioierl,ng Der ronii6en Stride in
&untGnien erbielt elm @eiitliher
ON ser Soiefsfatbeorale in 8utarelt
ben orinsenoen telepbonilben ge-
idei0, iofort auf oen fatbolil6en
8elufriebbof gu fommen Ser Hrieiter
tat, 1pie ibm gebeiBen. geadtrdglif
fam er Damn barauf, oab es ii6 BET
Dem in aller Seimlidfeit uno ano-
npmit1t beltatteten Soten Inn niemanb
anoers als UNI ben 51iabrigen Wears
tprerbiibof slftenie gebanoelt babe.
Ser i'm Gerborgenen beerbigte 8i=
i6of Mftenie miro BEN &ommuntiten
Hlmdniens belte nod auf Die Heroen
geben, oenn er miro bon oen @laubi=
gen ais Wdrtprer oerebrt. llno 10 lit
er fir niele &atbolifen na6 ser 81.
qlioieruns Ser Stride 5u einem Salt
getuorben, an Dem tie ii6 aufri6ten
unb tr0iten f0nnen. Der Eote our6-
freu5t oarum INNER nod Die Blane
Der gottes= uno firbenfeinoli6en 81
rannen.
Sir 8iihof Iftenie, ben Eoten,
dnoert bas nihts, oenn er ging oem
Neeime i6on gu 2eb5eiten auf bie
gleroen. l1no mie! Sn ieiner langen
&erferbaft traten Die rotten 8erIu6cr
10 oft uno 10 initanoig an i'm beran
nno MOLTEN i'm oa5u 5wingen, ii6 ins
Eager Ser unter Ser 8otnlaBigfeit
5talins Itebenben ortboOoren Stride
81 ihlagen. Wlgr. aftenies Gnttport
NOR nar llno gar niht idneidelbaft.
gr iagte mebr als Elm flippflares
gein: .@eg, Satan, init Dem Eeufel
tllnterbalte ih mid nidt!" Das tpar
'oen Rasel auf ben &opf treffen! Ser
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-25

oieien .Jortidritt" ollsi,biel einge.
biiBt bat Don oent, mas @ottes @eis-
belt uno @iite geraoe in ibrer Ut.
eigentliden Meiblibfeit gum Segen
Der Renidbeit our @eltung bringen
tpollte, fommt sSrau Rooiepelt offen-
bar gar nidt in oen Sinn, ober penn
es ibr in ben Sinn fommt, l1Bt tie es
ni6t gelten. Sic bebauptet, Sic Srau
Ger beltigen 3eit babe ourcb ibre 8e-
l6aftigung auf alien m0gliben 8e-
bieten i'm @ettitreit nit Dem Wann
|lno in ibrem &an1pf um pollige
@leibberedtisung iib groBere ad-
tung erlporben, als oie Srai, Der
lriiberen ;3eit iie beieiien bate. Cine
lebr pberfIadlihe uno tatlddli9 fal.
| Ide 8ebauptung.
IS lit biele art Ser 8eipertung bie.
Ter slrten bon u5ortidritt" geraoe 10,
pie mir lie nidt anoers BON eleanor
Sfooleoelt eriparten fonnen. Sic lit
cine tppiibe 8ertreterin oes SGfula-
riSmus, Ger gang eeblenoet lit BON oen
Gingen bieler 8elt uno besbalb ni6t
lmltanoe lit, @erte uno 1nperte i'm
Sid)te ser @ottesoifenbarung uno UNI
perfall6ter Heligion 5lt erfennen. sic
gibt fir oiele ibre ablpegige uno mon.
gelbafte @eiItesperfaliung unbeDad)t-
lamerneile Sen tSbliiiiel, tpenn lie in
Nenrlelben glrtifel bel ser S6iloerung
ibres eigenen gr5iebungs= unb Bill
oungsganges erflart, oaB Tie 5u eittetn
groBen Seil auf sic 8ii6er in ser aus
geoebnten 8ibliotbef ibres 8roBs
Ipaters angeipielen mar. sSn oieler
8ibliptbef bate ser Mann cine reih-
baltige 4bteilung nit 8erfen tbeolo-
| gii9en sSnbalts. eleanor erflGrt aber,
| oaB lie gar fein Snterelie an tbeologi-
| lden 8ii6ern 1l1tb @egenItanoen bot
te, Oagegen Inn 10 mebr BON. alien
onoeren 8ii6ern, Oie irgeno ettpas
nit oen 2e6en 81 tln batten onge.
jogcn muroe. Sffen6ar bat oieier Bug
in ibrem Gbarafter ibre san5e peitere
|glloung, oOer beiier SerbilEung, aus
l6laggebeno beeinfluBt uno geformt.
Sic beltrteilt oemsemaB allies na6
Dem nieoriglten 8eii6tspinfel oes i'm
Staube trie6enoen @rcenlpurmes,
ltatt Dem 8infel, ipie @ottes @eiIt
uno CLAUDE aus Der Sffenboruns uno
driltliden Hbilolopbie i'm nabelegt,
ODER beiier, foroert. Sic lelblt, oie iih
imobl ulS cine Der belonHers fortge-
bjhrittenen 5rauen unierer 3eit be-
tra6tet, lit leiber gerooe5u ser ipre=
henoe - uno oiellbreibenbe - 8e-
|iueis, lpie aller tpeltliber sSorti6ritt
cine Srau i'm HiidI6ritt balten fann.
Sem rein materieller Sorti6ritt, feline
|erbobte politiide 8etatigung, feline
|tehnil6en, ptrtl6aftlicben 1lno gelea-
ld)aftli6en 9lenberungen fonnen Qn=
lpru6 nlf oie 8eipertung oils nobrer
6ortl6ritt MAIDEN, tpenn Tie ri6t
Bndber 81 8ott fiibren niht sic 8l1ne
@ottes oollfommener 5nr @usfiibrung
bringen, ober oas 3enfen unb San-
oeln I'M ginflang nit @ottes sSbeen
mo @eiesen balten. 9lber oas lit fiir
5ruu eleanor eben rSbeplogie", 11no
fiir Die bat tie i6on bon &inbbeit an
cine oirefte slbneigung gebabt.
P. Frans Markert, S. Z. d.