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The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-04
Republicans Outsmarted

Actually, the Republicans and the utility crowd had the worst of the bargain, for Russell delivered only six votes in return. For, by the time the appropriation for the Kerr -Anaconda line came before the Senate in August, the deal had been discovered by three inquisitive pro-public power Senators-Ala- bamas Lister Hill, Hearty Bob Kerr of Oklahoma, and fiery Wayne Morse of Oregon.
 At the time the three Senators made their discoverey, power mo- gul Corrette and Senator Wherry ha dthe votes to beat the trans mission line. But a special emer- gency meeting was quickly called by the public power Senators in an unmarked room few feet from the Senate Chamber.
 Oscar Chapman, then Undersecre- tary of the Interior, and White White House Assistant Charlie Mur- phy rushed up to the meeting and new strategy was outlined. Ala bama's Hill persuaded southern Senators to be absent when the -Anaconda line came up. He reminded them they had only prom ised not to vote for a government power line. But they were not pledged to vote. Oregon's Morse urged the same absent" strategy on moderate Republicans.
 Result: The government trans mission line was approved. Only six southern Senators were on hand to vote against it-Byrd, Va, FL lender, La, Holland, Fla, McClel- Ian, Ark, Robertson, Va, and Rus sell
 Note 1-Republican failure to vote for cloture against Civil Rights filibuster will probably cost the Grand old Party more northern votes in the next half dozen years than any other single issue.
 Note 2-Despite the conniving of Montana Power and Light against a part fthe Truman program which the President has stated to be crucial, Secretary of Defense Johnson endeavored to appoint Cur tis Calder, head of the parent com- ,op,, for Montana Power and Light to be Secretary of the Army. This is one reason why some Senators wonder whether the White House always means what it says.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-04
MODERN ETIQUETTE $oprpro Sy ,rp

 whose o
 A. If the host suggests stopping than likely expects proper guest pay (and with snceriy) Q. When tanment permissible guest o 10 be A. Never; it very discourteous o O. there home, such formal reception? Mo- The hostess preside table,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-04

as it prepared, according to law, by selection board Captain Burke is another of the officers who had the courage to speak out when called before the House committee.
 He is another victim of the Truman-Johnson policy of enforcing subservence by the punishment of those who disagree with them publicly If this case of reprsa stands it will further demoralize the naval service. And it will be another warning to Congress.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-04

of the Japanese areas associated with their conquest Of Manchuria in 1881. Eastern Inner Mongolia as it used to be called, is the sold Chinese Province of Jehol and ad- iacent territory. For years, prior to 1881, the Chinese and Japanese vied for control of this area, and eventually the Japanese took it. This area is so situated that it is either part of Mongolia or of Man churia. Therefore, it must be dealt with as such.
 At Yalta, it was agreed between Stalin, Roosevelt, and Churchill, as follows:
 "The status quo in Outer Mon golia (the Mongolian Peoples Re- public shall be preserved;.
 Tt is understood that the agree ment concerning Outer Mongolia and the ports and railroads referred to. above CDairen, Port Arthur and the Manchurian railroads) will re- quire concurrence of Generalissimo Chiang kai-Shek The President will take measures in order to ob- tain this concurrence on advice from Marshal Stalin."
 So. it was not only fixed that Mongolia should be required to re- main part of the Soviet system, but that Roosevelt would coerce Chiang kai-Shek to agree to it. to like it.
 (T. V. Soong, shortly after Yalta, went to Moscow to arrange treaty between China and Russia a 30 years treaty of .reace and friendship)
 As for Manchuria, the Japanese had certain rights in Manchuria which Russia had tried to steal from China in 1895-by virtue of the Portsmouth Treaty Q905) end- ing the Russo-Japanese war. Those rights were incorporated in a ser ies of agreements with China, some bona fide, some accomplished by bribery
 From 1915 to 1881, the relations between China and Japan were disturbed on the issue of Man churia, leading eventually to the seizure of the country by Japan in 1881 The Chinese claimed Man churia as Chinese territory; the Japanese and Russians had de- manded special rights.
 At Yalta, Stalin, Roosevelt and Churchill q945l agreed:
 The former rights of Russia violated by the treacherous attack of Japan in 1904 shall be restored, viz:
 ". .(B) the commercial port of Dairen shall be internationalized, the pre-eminent interests of the Soviet Union in this port being safeguarded, and the lease of Port Arthur as a Naval base for the U.S.S.R. restored;
 "(C) The Eastern Rail- road and the south Manchurian Railroad, which provide an outlet to Dairen, shall be jointly operated by the establishment of a joint Soviet Chinese company, it being understood that the pre-eminent interests of the Soviet Union shall be safeguarded and that China shall retain full sovereignty ill Man. churia; .'
 (Soviet Russia got the polio ing; what then was China's sov- ereignty worth?"
 In other words, Roosevelt and Churchill agreed to give to Stalin all that Japan had claimed in Manchuria from the Russo-Japan- csc war in 1905 to the seizure in 1881. We, the United States, gave Stalin in 1945 what Acheson says that Stalin is now demanding of Mao. Why does Acheson avoid the truth so diligently?
 I shall refer to the Sinkiang problem at another time.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-04
Daily Lessons in English %y. v [. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN MISUSED Do of he subect boys
 
 MISPRONOUNCED Richard German composer 
 OFTEN MISSPELLED: Chaos though kay-oss
 mproviden thrftles prodga lavish
 WORD STUDY: Use word three times and vocabulary mastering Todays angelic AT, sylable). heaven ravishng seraphic spirits
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-04

so from Maine, ana remarked:
 That's just what the Republi- can Party needs, to humanize itself and talk with the people, like Harry Truman does"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-04
yruman,s COP Lady Friend

After President Truman's bell ringing speech to the Natlonal De fense Conference, Sen. Margaret Chase Smith, the gracious lady from Maine, leaned over to heI colleague, Sen Owen Brewster ai-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-04
WE SHOULD HAVE KNOWN COREY
 FORD WAS THE AUTHOR

We thought we were pretty smart when we re- printed How to Guess Your Age not long ago. It had been handed on to us as having been printed in a trade magazine and no author was named in the clipping which we copied
 Imagine embarrassment when we saw in the February Readers Digest and found that was written by Corey Ford, old friend of The Empire and many Alaskan,s and that it was published in Golfers Feb ruary 12, 1949.
 Unwittngly violated two copyrights, that of MT. Ford and of the Crowel- Collier Publishing Con- pany. We sorry We acknowledge our error, and hope that Golfers and MT. Ford will grant our pardon
 How to Guess Your Age" will soon be published book by Doubleday and Company with illustrations by Gluyas Williams.
 So many people enjoyed How to Guess Your Age when it reprint editorial we are sure they vii be glad to know that it will soon be procur- able in book form.
 In the meantime, MT Fords very smart comment growing older is in February's Readers Digest, we repeat, wishing to give everyone concerned all possible credit to make up for our previous error
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-04
SKATERS RINK TO BE
 OPEN THIS EVENING

The Skaters rink will be open at 7:30 o'clock tonight and member ship cards for February will be available according to announce ment made by those in charge.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-04

An article in the current number of a magazine begins Authorities on women say ;" That's as far as we read
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-04

It is said man given speech with which to conceal his thoughts. If why is it that the fewer thoughts person has to conceal. the more words he uses in concealing them?
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-04

It is not at all that strong mind, like strong coffee, is bitter
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-04

MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. lN SECOND and FOURTH a
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 JAMES w. LEVERS, Secretary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-04

Tt will be long time before have woman President says editor. We wait.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-04
Weather at
 Alaska poinfs

Weather conditions and temper atures at various Alaska points also on the Pacific Coast, at 4:30 am, 12Oth Meridian Time, and released by the Weather Bureau o+ T,,noon follouy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-04

In philadelphia, 85 percent of the homes are single-family dwell ings.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-04

Weather High, 40; low, 36; snow
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-08

nit. Sic b6tten iib tpeniger itola auf-
fiibren lno eber in Sod uu6 ai6e
beimfebren ioIen!"
Die perIonlid)e Sdulo 8eneids
miro bon 8eroutfa Dom tidediIden
Stanbpu,tft i'm 3,riammenbang NIT
Der ginnpidlung 5tpiIden 1915 /48
Dor allem in 5tpei fonfreten sSdllen
geieben, apo iid 8enei6 Ourd flagran-
te SntonIequen5 idulotggemadt babe.
1. gor Ieiner Stpeiten Nosfau'er
&eiie bat 8eneih in 2onoon ertl1rt,
oie aomnllnilten 1piiroen in Ser neuen
8egierung oas Snnenminiiterium nur
ifber ieine 2eidJe erbalten, unb i6on
oie erlte Minilterliite ser neuen tide.
dtiden 8egierlns entbielt uls ST.
nenminiIter einen &ommuniiten.
9. Na6 Dem Sebruar.8uti6 t94S
trat geneld nidt bon ieinem Bolten
uls Staotsprdiioent 5uriif, looaB ser
gan5e Soreang ben slnidein ser Sc.
galttat erbielt uno oaB insbelonoere
Dem Iuslano Elm oiplo1natii6es gin-
greifen nitt moglidb mar.
Sic slusfiibrungen Berouttas, sic
in Jorm elmer eldn3enOen politii6-
pIDhologil6en analple bie gerlonlih.
felt unO Bolitif 8enei6s gu umreiBen
perluden, iinb iteIlen1peiie obne 3tpei-
fel Don itarfem 8nbrbeitsgebalt,
idlieBt Ser ,8olfsbote'. ,gs lit na.
tiirli6 aub man6es be1puBt perldytpie-
gerl Oenn Oie 5relnbidoft 9eneids
NIT Otosfau gebt befonntli6 lhon in
Die Wtitte ser 0reiBiger Sabre suriif,
uno itber sic Srage ser Mustreibung
Der Suoetenoeuti6en in ibrer 8eoeu-
tl1ng audi fir oie gntpidlung ser
tidebii6en GerbGItniiie nad 1945
miro nihts gelaet. 8idtig erideint
ieOo6 an ser 8roid)iire Beroutfas,
Dab nun auf in Sen augen munder
Jreunoe uno anb0nger 8eneihs i'm
auslano Ser i6illernoe Rimbus Inn
oen 9orgdnger @ottpalos gu perblaI-
len beglnnt. llebrig bleibt ous 9ilo
zines ettlem ielbitgefGIli.
gen uno gentlemen SSntr l.
gan t n. Nan miro babel unnia.
tiirlth an bos 8ismard 'l6e @ort er-
lnnert, Dab elm Bolitifer uno Stauts=
man ote Summe ieiner is1bigfeiten
minus leine @iteffeit ipert iei."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-08

ferens als, elm Wann. Der niht tpie Die
anoeren 9elegierten iein gar,3es Bolt
Dertreten bari, ionbern nur nod Die
Sdlfte Der Natton. Muf Der nnberen
Seite lit Ole @ieoeranfniipfung oes
internationalen @eipr1des fir bas
beiieste un0 ilolierte Deutlblano eine
@rmutisung, es lit Die erlte formaIe
internationale Gagung auf Der Elm
8ertreter oes neuen 0eutiblano aui
Der 8aiis Der @lei6berehtigung nit
BEN gtationen Der anberen Nationen
berbanoelt.
CAB mir flint Sabre nab Dem gnoe
oes 8peiten @eltfrieges iolbe Ser
bonolungen iid entfalten ieben, I'll
trot .aller fur6tbaren 3ultanoe i'm
@elamtbilo guropas elm boffnunss.
noIles 3eihen. 3tpii6en Sran5oien
uno 9eutiden lit uon beiben Seiten
Der 10 oiel Sob aneelammelt, 10
tori6tes @ereoe irber. @rbfeinoidaft
in 8ers uno Broia formuliert ,porben,
baB es erfreulid lit, geraoe bel bieien
Nationen, itdrfer als bel ben fleinen
Staaten, ben guten 8illen 81 finoen.
fleine Sonoerporteile sroB5iigis bel,
ieite 5ll l6ieben uno Den semeiniamen
Iufbau 5u planen. 9enn tpenn oieie
3tlammenlegung ser europaiiden
BroouftipfrGfte BON Ser lltopie 5ur
8irflidfett tperben ioa, beoarf es
aud elmer iibernotionalen 8efebls,
getpalt uno muB Die M0gli6feit ge,
funoen aperben iouperdne &e6te Der
Stoaten binfort elmer iibernationalen
iouperGnen slutoritdt 5u iibertra.
gen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-08

ne, oann tpolle er Dem eriten belten,
Der linn nui Der StraBe ertgegeits
fomme, bas idulbise @elb geben, 6a.
nit oieier i'm Boubeigebeu es Der Bir-
tin abgebe. Gie @rite, oie tbm beges-
nete, NOR Die Solsparerbanolerin
llnb oie befam rtnn oas @elo uno be-
lorste es. &olping frug nun tpeiter,
Oh oie 8irtin oen Reileuben 9etannt
babe, uno es itellte iid) beralIs, oaB
@irtin, Heiienoer uno Sol5parens
bGnolerin borber ME einanoer 9eieben
batten. slls MIN &olping feline Ser
numbering duBerte, oaB elm Iolfes
Sertrauen uno cine iolde ebrlidteit
unter peltfremoen 2euten berrI6e,
begriif oie Birtin bieie Gertpunoer-
ung nidt, ionoern eob einfad) 5ltr
Int1port: vgtlln, 1pofiir bat man oenn
iein Gbriltentum2"
8ore beut3l,toge iold ein gegeb-
mis- irgenbtpo nogltd)? Sd be5peifle
oas iebr Itorf. SIT aber geId)eben por
b1noert Sahren. I'M braoen, proftiih=
6riItlt6en Sirrl.
Soiepg 8. 8els, ST..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-08

oaB oiele linbeilpoIle Snfttf aufge-
geben tporoen it,.
gs fonnte ben Mnlhein erpefen,
bob 5ronfret1 ben 8lan .por5eitig~
bonn 'Stnpel gelaiien bot, inoem es It'd
eeipeieert bat, iiber ieine aernfragel
5u perbanoeln, lim ouourb England
81 5pingen, 5l einem gntidlaB 81,
fommen. rln6 oas Manifeft rt2abor-
partei, oas Saul Soffman 5uerit 10
iiberrald)t bat, iollte eber nit @enng-
trlng als nit l1nbebagen begriiBt
perben, 1peil es Die 2uft uno ben Beg
reinigt.
rgurop6iibe Sooeraliiten" Inn
uns nod einmal auf Sc Wonoe' 5u
berufen = baben bebarrlid ibre
augen oen 8etpeiien beribIoiien, oaB
@roBbritannien iib nibt einem ge.
einieten europa. anldlieBen tpollte.
3ies lit nidt nur sic Saltuns Der
2oborportei. Der bereotelte 8orfdnlps
fer fir sic europ6ii6e giniguns uno
Ser Wann Ser es 5uerit geapagt bat,
5u iagen, oaB Scr europdiibe @ieoer-
|aufbau auf einem oelltl6.fran5oiii6en
ginperitdnonis beruben muB, NOR
@initon Gbur6iu. aber lelbIt Gbur-
dill bot INNER gnglanbs beionoere
Stellung als 3entrum. zines anOeren
Staatenbunoes, oes Commonwealth,
betont. ,,. ....@. .... .... A.. 49,.
Gin {Sab in ser Heoe Shumans
erflart oie unideinenoen Gifferen5er,
5tpii6en Dem ManifeIt Ger 2aborpar.
tel uno Ser 2aborresierung:
y8ir bdtten es lebr germ geieben,
oaB gnelanb 5ugeeen eetpeien pdre.
8ir wiilen uno glauben, boB bie bri-
|til6e 8egierlmg unieren 9emiibungen
grfolg 1piini6t." l.4
&ur5 gelagt, gnglanb miro iif
fernbalten, aber Dem Slan iDnpatbild
gegeniiberiteben. uno oas pdre a,1d)
cine CUTE Saltune fir Die 8ereinisten
Staaten. 8ir ieben oen 8eeinn bes
groBten europdii6en Experiments in
Sabrbunoerten - bie alte europdiibe
Ginigfeit lit nit Dem gufitieg oes
gtationalismus in unbeilpoler 8eile
al1fgelolt tporOen. Gin uni6eineno
grellenbaftes @uropa 5eigt pl0tlidJ
cine ~il,genolide Rai6beit".
gs liegen rielige Sdpierigfeiten i'm
8ege, aber Oie fitbne 8ai6beit oes
S6rittes - oa Die uuItdnoe ibre
biitorii6e Notpenoigfeity ertpeiien :
lit genau oas, tpas Ole 3lperiidt Ser
europaii6en 8olfer belebt bot, bie,
tpie ale anoeren 8olfer, oas leere sc,
reoe griinoli6 iatt baben rrro lib nad
elmer neuen 3ufunft iebnen, Sic fte
| iicb poritellen fonnen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-08
Aua hrn, Erfrrkrris
ct. Warn's GoGeae

ct. Narps, Sans, 81. SUM 1850.
Siebe 2eler
9lermit 1pia i6 mein 8erIprehen
elnlolen eu6 Elm Beiipiel oor5ule-
gen pon Der totalen 9urdorinauna
oes Weni6en our6 oas @briItentum.
Ger 8eriht lit ieoo6 ni6t oem be-
tannten sllbon StoI5 5u5uI6reiben,
lonoern Dem ebenlo uno nod mebr
befannten @eieaenpoter aoolf Sol
ping, oeiien Seligipre6ungsproseB
Dobl balb unternommen tperoen miro.
Sh fano Die treffli6e @r5Gbluna in
Der grflarung bes mittleren Ge=
barbel6en &otehismus bon Or. So.
fob Shmitt. "a bas gu6 1877 er-
l6ien, lit Der Stiu pobltuenO alter
tltmelno, tpas gang 5llr Sa6e paBt.
Der befannte @elellenpater Sol
ping febrte emit auf elmer SuBreile in
Slrol in einem einlamen 8irtsbuus
eln. galo na6 ibm fam cine @eibs.
perion, Die SoI5Itnisparen 5um Ser,
fauf ins gaprilbe tragen tpolte, uno
naboem lie Elm @las 8ein getrunfen
uno be5oblt, itbersab iie ser @irtin
elne Summe unb iagte: rIas lit oie
3ebe, apelhe ser frembe Wann su
be5ablen bat, Ser Dor einigen Stunz
oen bier gegeiien uno getrunfen bat. /"
Sle Wlrtin nabm oas @elo tpie et-
mas. oas li6 BON ielbIt perItebt, l1ro
Die @eibsperIon ging tpeiter. al,f fem
getragen erflbr nun &olping, an Dem
glelhen Morgen babe elm reiienber
Siroler leine 3ehe nit einem s9ro-
nentoler be5ablen 1pollen, SEN aber Sic
@lrtin ni6t 1pe6ieln fonnte, tporauf
Der Jteilenoe bemerfte, er fomme ia
in ein paar Stunoen in Sen nddIten
Srt, no man ibm getpiB tpedIe[n fon=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-08
Juhildun,sfpipr
50 iepb 8. Us el 3, s.

g8ie Sen 2elern bon BEN Sobnen
oes Serausgebers leBte 8o6e befannt
eeeeben tpuroe, feierten am oerfloiie=
men Sonntag ser Rebafteur Soiepb
Wtatt uno ieine Satin Utarie, geb.
&lapprotb, ben fiinf5ielten Subrestug
ibrer So65eit. Im IS. SUM 1899
feierten iie in st. Baul, frr5 Dor Ser
ueberiiebelune Der Somilie 9lapp=
ROTH nod 0eutldlano, ibre 8erlo=
bung, uno i'm sSabr oarauf, am 2.
SuIt 1900, fano in ser St. sWarti=
Nus STRIDE in @rfurt Die Srauun9
Itatt.
Die grinnerungsfeier ioqte in al
Ter Stille bur6 cine beilige Welle be-
gangen Ueroen. Iber, tpie es 10 gebt,
ems tam gum anOern. uno 5ulest
Duroe cine regelred]te Jeier NIT gar
nan6en leberraibungen oaraus. Sn
Ser beiligen Meiie um adt l1br in Der
ct, 4gnes>air6e eingen Die @beleute
iantt ibren &inoern uno iamtli6en
gnfelfinoern sur beiligen @ommlt-
Mon. gu ibnen geIelte iid eiue ltarfe
a6oronung oes St.=Beters- uno Ct
GlemenssSereins, oes ST.. .Intonius-
Sereins uno oes 8orItanoes bes Otin-
neiota'er Gentral=8ereins uno Der
Gatbolilfen ltnterltitbungs-@ -@eIea-
lhnft. Ser bo6n. Sr. 8alter Beters
ipro6 bon ser &an5el sic 8iiidhpiin=
ife ser bodm. @eiltlidfeit Der @e-
meinbe aus unb perlas cine on BEN.
boftp'iten tSrn. gr5bildof Dfurrap
geridtete &obeloepeihe aus 8on1, in
Delder Der 81. 8ater ieine @liifrpiin-
ide uno Sen apoitoliiden sesen
iibern1ittelte. -" 1% =
Ger fir6lifen sSeier folgte Elm SSeit=
mabI i'm 5amilienfreis. Ra9mittags
fanoen ii6 i'm 5umilienbeim in ser
Suller aoenue, oas Iiebe sSreunoe nit
berrliden 8lumenipenoen gei6midt
batten, 5ablrei6e 8rieIter uno 2aien
elm, Inn ibre 8liidlpiinide oar5ubrins
gen. 8lii6piinl6e in 8riefen uno 9e-
peI6en liefen Bis gum lp1ten 9lbeno
unO am folsenbeu Gage ein.
+ Hur Elm 5amilienmitglieo feblte in
Dem froben 8reis, sic Sodter Wta-
rie, Die iebt in 'Strotforo-on- -apon
einem BON ser ltniperitt1t girn1ing-
bunl berunltalteten SbafeIpeare=&ur=
Jus '6eiipobnt, 5u Sem i1rsgeiomt bun-
bert 'Stuoenten uno 2iteraturlebrer
aus aller !5erren 21noer geluoen muir
ben. Gen Sag Ser Seier besins lie in
9eutl6lonb nit oe1n ein5igen 8ruoer
Oes &eOafteurs rno anoern 8eripano=
ten IN Dem Watt' den gIternbaus.
Gem bodap'Iten 6rn. gr5biidof,
Ser bodp. @eiltli6feit bon ct. Ignes
uno alien @ratulanten aus Dem 8rie=
tier llno 2aienItano, ioapie oen Spen=
bern aa ser lbonen 8lumenItr1uBe
1tno alien, sic in ser einen unb an
bern 8eiie 5itr 8erid0nerung oes
cages beigetragen buben, ipre6en oie
Subilare uno ibre 6omilte ber5lifIten
Ianf aus.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-08
Biz Drntfdlrn in 3ngn-
flanniptt

Son Sen ungeiGbr 100000 Sugo,
ilatDien- -0eltl6en leben beute in
DeutlhlanO uno SeIterreih ettpo
100000. @ispiele pon oen iibrigen
100000 nod am 2eben iino, lei es in
Sugoilalpien, iei es in ben 4rbeits-
lagern HuBlanos, fonnte bis beute
nibt feltgeiteut tperoen. Sab iebof
Ser Sro5entlab Ser 3oten iebr bod
iein mllB, gebt aus Dem 8eri9t zines
geflobenen &roaten berpor, Der in Der
3eitung ,Srpatifi 8las' (8innipeg)
beridtet, oaB 3. g. in Dem 2ager So
ref unlpeit BON Neuiae 1900 9eut,
l6e 5ulamme1lgetrieben iporoen ieier,
BON oenen nur a6tbunoert am 2eben
blieben. Ille an6eren ltarben on 81,
pbus, idmeriter slrbeit, @ailerlilp-
pen oenen gemablenes 8las ooer
&alf uno anbere geiunobeitsi6 i6Goli1e
Stoffe beigemii6t paren, our1 robe
Ite WtiBbonolungen, mublloie gri6ie=
Bungen, uno anoere aus tSaB geaen
allies Geutlde eroaften Gerni6tllngs.
metboben.
Sic Sofe uno anpeien ser Sugo=
ila1pien=Oeutihen tpuroen .peroien-
ten" Bartiianenfdnpfern ooer ~llm-
lieolern" aus Dem Snnern ssugolla=
miens iibergeben, oie niemals in if
rem Seben auh nlr 5lpei, orei S6ipei-
ne in ibrem Staae iteben batten, ae-
l6pelge oenn 51pan5ig uno breiBig
Stiif Sieb, uno Die nit oen peiten
6eloern nidts an5ufangen muBtel1,
oa tie bic Seloarbeit in oem llmfun-
ge, apie lie Der oeutihe Bauer leiitete,
nienals geleiltet batten. Die Meder
nno @ieien perlteppten, oas 8ieb fam
I'm, Die @ebofte pertpabrloIten, uno
geraoe Die @egenoen, Die fir Die CT
nabrung Sltgoilmpiens BON groBter
@i6tigfeit iparen, tpuroen su Gu
lbuBgebieten. 3ie Bartiianenregie-
rllng oeriuhte, Die gfeuliebler onrd,
3mang uno 9robune al1 groBerer Mr.
beitsletitung an5uIpornen, bod oie
grnte-@rtrdge blieben trotoem tpeit
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mebr als 8eiiser, ionoern als &ned.
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mad iino tie stpar nod Menl6en 5spei-
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baben iie, 1penn iie tiidtis iino, iosar
aud Observation-Disclosures Z. B.
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transparent. Add celery, carrots
and tomatoes; cook a few minutes
to soften. Add all other vegetables
except peas. along with one quart
beef stock and lentils which have
been soaked in cold water one
hour. Cook until the lentils are
almost tender. Add peas and beans.
Add remaining stock and the rice.
Cook Is minutes. Remove from
heat, let stand 10 minutes and
serve with bread sticks or crusty
rolls. Yield: 6 portions.
Rice Soup with Celery and
Paxsley
Tablespoon butter or margarine
3 tablespoons chopped celery
2 tablespoons rice
2 cups beef stock
tablespoon minced parsley
Heat butter or margarine in
saucepan, add celery and cook un-
til slightly softened, add rice and
stir a minute or two, add one cup
stock. Cover and cook until rice is
done. Add remaining stock. re-
heat, add parsley. Serve with toast.
Yield: / portion, a big bowl full.
Cnocchi
3 cups mashed potatoes
l cup all-purpose flour
2 egg yolks
N cup grated Parmesan cheese
Turn hot mashed potatoes onto
pastry board. Work in -four. eggs
and cheese with hands. Roll into
ropes, each about as thick as the
thumb. Cut into one-inch lengths
and press with the Toured tines of
fork. Drop dumplings into boiling
salted water. Boil until dumplings
float to top, then remove with slot
ted spoon. Serve with melted But