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REAL ESTATE
EVERY PRICE = EVERY SIZE EVERY NEIGHBORHOOD PETER WOOD
 AGENCY

JUNEAU = HOMES ACROSS steel bridge Vienola home and two 60x150 cleared lots. Full concrete basement. 3 possible bd. S9, 700 furn. 4 bd, 9th St. near hosp. S6,500 furn, 2 bd, 8th St. near Harbor S6,O00 furn duplex, Gastineau Ave. S5,000 furn. 2 bd, apt $20 mo. Cast. 5,C00 furn. bd. also lots. Scatter $5 ,250 furn, 2 bd Immed. back of Baranof. $5,25O furn, bd. 3rd St. near Gold. $3150 l bd furn, Star Hill. $2,500 unfinished, end of 4th St. $1 300 unfurn, 3 bd Willoughby, terms. 1900 furn. I bd. Gastineau Ave.
 JUNEAU - APARTMENT
 BUILDINGS $14O,000 16 units, furn $40,O00 down. $700 plus 6qo int per month. Now brings over $500 mo.
 $55,O0O. units, room for expan. sion. Furn. $39,00O bare Colonial Hotel & ad- joining lot. $30,0o0 furn, 4 units. 2 blocks Fed Bldg. s4F ''i' SPA, GOO furn, 3 units, income $275 mo. Terms. $22,so0 furn, units, $5OO0 down Willol.ilby. $22,200 furn, apts, 16 trans, store. On So. Franklin. Terms Income now $500 mo. SEAvIEW Apts and adj. lots. Site for improvement, stores. apts, etc. COUNTRY-Hwy and Aux Bay S25, GOO, 10 acres on water, houses, boat house. Will subdivide. $14,2 3la acres next Hickey's Mkt New house unfinished Terms. $12,C0O, bd furn. 3 acres. $4,5O0-5 acres and house Eagle River Landing.
 $4,250 A acres and house 8 mi on Hwy. Furn.
 DOUGLAS - Homes $12,CC Id fun like new Sl1. .500 furn, bd, $2,100 handles. $9,5C0 furn. bd, all new furnish ings.
 $6,5G0 furn. 2 bd McCarron house $4,500 unfurn, bd.
 DOUGLAS = APARTMENT $1O,50O, 4 units furn income $2t0 month. $2,O00 down, $110 plus 4So interest monthly.
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At their final meeting before summer vacation the Sitka Wom- ems Club incorporated to enable them to assume ownership of a building turned over to them by W. P Mills to be used as a club house.
 The members enjoyed ban quet served at the Lutheran Service Center and installed their new of licers: Mrs. Grace Chase, president; Mrs. John Bahrt, vice president; Mrs. William Arthur, secretary and Mrs. Lee Richard, treasurer. Mrs. Leslie Yaw acted as installing of ficer.
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this week were Charles Whitti- more, president; Ben Miller, vice president; Vincent Beauchamp, secretary treasurer; Linn Thielke and Duke Mitrovich, directors. The new officers will be installed at the first meeting in July.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING l
REAL ESTATE
PHONES 67s and POT

NEW LISTING: JUNEAU U:-- BEDROOM Home, One block from hospital Large yard, base mcnt, fireplace.
 DOUGLAS: SPECIAL! 3 BEDROOM House, furnished. Dbl. let, fine garden, garage. Immedi- ate occupancy. PARTIALLY f.rished large cabin at Lena Cove. Superb view. BOATS:
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NEN!lS ITEMS
 FROM slTKh
LsreciaI Colresnondeneel

SITKAs Alaska, May 20,-Winners in the American Legion poppy pos ter contest were announced this week and the winning posters are displayed at the Public Utilities cffice. h Class 1, winners were. Esther Williams, lst: Jane DeAr- mond. End; and Marie Kitka, 3rd
 In Class III, winners were: Shir- ley Richter, 1st and Edison Peters, 2nd All winners are students of Sitka Public Schools, except Peters who is at Mt. Edgecumbe School.
 New officers elected by Rotary
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III. The Ossorgins were then taken
 to the McKale's home on Long Is- land where they will spend a week.
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SELLERS WANTED

Boys and girls to sell American Legion poppies. Come to Dugout ahytlme Saturday. 818-2t
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The members planned several fund raising events for the sum- mer months and will all work on the Fair which is scheduled for the second weekend in September.
 The Cub Scouts have an inter csting and active program planned fer the summer months. On June they will have a weinie roast and kite flying contest at the Halibut Point picnic grounds; June "A ricnic and soft ball game against their dads at Halibut Point; July IS 8 wildflower hunt up on Harbor Mountain; August 5 an all day trip to Goddard Hot Springs aboard the USCG Cahoone, if permission can be obtained from the main of flee; August 26, calf riding con test and picnic at the Frank Rich ards place at Thimbleberry Bay.
 Also, during the good weather, Richard Radach will have swim ming classes for the Cubs. There will be no pack meetings during this time.
 Teta Sigma Phi pledges started training for the Ritual of Jewels which falls in November, but will not hold classes during the sum- mer months when many of them will be vacationing in the States. Dorothy KrentZ, their instructor, has announced that classes will be resumed early in September.
 Fifty-four students were gradu- ated from Mt. Edgecumbe School at Commencement exercises held Friday evening. The salutatory address was given by Emil Notti and the valedictory address by Clara Siverly. A special guest at the ceremony was Elizabeth B. Roe Cloud of Portland Oregon and American Mother of 1850.
 The class was introduced by Al Lawrence and the diplomas pre- sented by Clarence Ashby. The in- vocation and benediction were giv- en by Father L. Sweeney, S.J. and she Rev. Henry Chapman respect vely. John Van Horn was present 70 make the American Legion citi- zenship award. Michael Ossorgin's Choir sang before and after the ceremony.
 Commencement exercises for the Sitka High School Class of '51 were held Wednesday evening at the High School gym. Those graduating were Robert and Fannie Franks, Dorylee Jean Blanc, Donald Forbes, Nina Elliott, Bud Smith, Dick Me- Nulty, Terry Troutte, Herbert Oja, Al Gray, Marian Myers, Robert Thurman, and Jack Lawrence. Jack Lawrence successfully grad- lated with his class though he has 3een patient at a sanitarium in Tacoma for the past year.
 The class was presented by Su- perintendent T. J. Cole; the salu- tatorian address given by Dorylee Jean Blanc and the Valedictorian address by Fannie Franks. Speaker of the evening was Frank Crosby
 Fred Geeslin made the Lions Club scholarship award to Fannie Franks and Russell Clithero, the Legion citizenship award to Nina Elliott.
 First aid courses for instructors were started this week by Red
 Mrs. Lloyd Flames was honor guest Friday evening of last week at stork shower given by Paul. inc Ballinger. Twenty friends joined in filling dollbuggy with baby
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned WILLIAM J. RICK has been duly appointed as executor of the Last Will and Testament and of the estate of JOHN RICK, de- ceased.
 All persons having claims against the estate of deceased are required so present them to the undersigned at Juneau, Alaska, within six (6) months from the date of this notice. Dated at Juneau, Alaska, May 8, 1851.
 WILLIAM J. RICK,
 Executor. First publication: May 10, 1851. Last publication: May 3l, 1851.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That on May 18th, 1851, in the Con- missioner's Court for Haines Pre- cinct, at Haincs, Alaska, George A. Parks of Juneau, Alaska, was ap- pointed administrator with the will annexed of the Estate of R. l. SHEPARD, also known as Rober, Jerome Shepard, deceased, situated n the Territory of Alaska. Ali per- ons having claims against saie state are required to presenS them, with verified vouchers as required by law, to said administrator at tht office of the U. s. Commissioner for Haines Precinct, at Haines, Alaska within six months from the date )f the first publication of this notice.
 GEORGE A. PARKS.
 Administrator VIVA. First publication: May IT, 1851. Last publication: June ', 195l. .s
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MISCELLANEOUS
HELP WANTED
SITUATION WANTED

VET. 23, married, has second class EGG. phone license. wants to make his home in Alaska. Write Richard Calhoun, 1722la South Wall St. Los Angeles, 5. Calf.
 811-13t
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MODERN two bedroom furnished house, full basement, fireplace, double garage, large fenced yard, ideal location on Ninth St. Phone 522 for appointment. 808-4t
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FOR SALE

OIL Burning Heater Apply to Wellman Holhrook, Point Louisa.
 818-6t
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PETER WOOD
 AGENCY No. Klein Bldg. Tel. 911
USED CARS

1881 MODEL A = Converted Royal
 Blue Ambulance. Makes cheap bus, fishing truck or building supplies transportation. Phone Black 3O9. 817-4t
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CHEV. 4 Wheel drive. Army model
 11a-2 ton. See by Harbor Cafe.
 Call Green 393 816-6t
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ELECTRIC train, mangle, set glass ware, deep-freeze 8 GU. it. Evin- rude outboard, h.p., Boys sled, "A foot boat with 25 h.p. Univer-
 sal motor. Phone 522. 808-4t
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1889 FORD 2 door. Good transpor-
 tation. Green 963. 8l6-4t
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1947 FORD Coupe. Excellent con-
 diti0n. Phone 473 between 8:30 and 5:30 pm. 810-H
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The members planned several fund raising events for the sum- mer months and will all work on the Fair which is scheduled for the second weekend in September.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-24

MODERN 2 bedroom home conn., pletely furnished. New uphoist- cry. drapes, curtains. Fine view
 Located E St. Douglas. Call Douglas 2441 after 5:30. 8l8-4t
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FLOOR Safe on wheels-Phone 98
 daytime or SIS evenings. 778-tf
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FOR SALE OR RENT SCHILLER Grand Piano Mahog- any case In good condition. Phone Black 369. ol174t
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New officers elected by Rotary
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CAR Bed for Baby, Comb. Baby Swing & Car seat, Occasional Chair, Bridge Lamp, Hot Point Electric Heater, Wheel Barrow rubber tires. Phone Green l35.
 816-3t
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stork shower for Mrs Don Mc- Graw. Jr. at her home this week. The guest list was made up entire Y of relatives. FAr VI
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gifts which were wheeled in as surprise.
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NEW Ford Truck Springs, front S19.50. Rear $29.50. P. O. Box 82l
 Anchorage, Alaska. 8l6-3t
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First aid courses for instructors were started this week by Red
 Mrs. Lloyd Flames was honor guest Friday evening of last week at a stork shower given by Paul. inc Ballinger. Twenty friends joined in filling dollbuggy with baby
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-24

Mrs. Frank Tilson. was hostess at Cross field representative Ralph zwolsman. Glasses are being held in the Legion Annex, five nights weekly for two weeks to complete l thirty hour course.
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Teta Sigma Phi pledges started training for the Ritual of Jewels which falls in November, but will not hold classes during the sum- mer months when many Of them will be vacationing in the States. Dorothy Krentz, their instructor, has announced that classes will be resumed early in September.
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PORTABLE Double Drum Donkey
 with cable block and falls Call 399. 816-3t
, 1951-11-19

made to a stalwart structure,
raising in lofty eminence
within any city or town.. Our
work consists mainly of deli
beration, the drafting Of appro
pirate legislation and the
determination of policy. Build
ers and architects create for
the eye. Doctors and nurses
minister to the sick, and point
with pride to the body of a
human being made well
through the effective use of
modern medical science. Con-
sequently, it is with a great
and peculiar pride that we to-
day participate in these fitting
ceremonies connected with
breaking ground for the con
struction Of our new public
health unit.
I sincerely hope that our
doctors and nurses, who have
labored tirelessly within the
walls of our health institutions
throughout the years, may
find renewed satisfaction when
the work began here today is
finally completed. They are
engaged in a ministry; the
ministry Of mercy. May all
who seek the restoration of
health find peace and happi-
ness within it's wards; and may
Almighty God grant ever in
creasing inspiration and
guidance to our missionaries
of mercy"
, 1951-11-19
SHIPPING NEWS

The SIS Fort Townshend",
northbound, is due at Freder-
iksted on or about November
oath, accepting freight and
passengers for St. Thomas and
New York.
N WITTY & Co., Lid
Rob't L. Merwin & Co.. Inc.
, 1951-11-19
JOB PRINTiN6
Notice 10 the Public

The Municipal Council Of
St. Croix enacted Municipal
Council Bill No. q on May II,
1851, to permit the service of
Summonses in lieu of arrest
for violations Of traffic laws,
ordinances or regulations com
mitted in the presence Of a
police officer. This law ill con-
tinue in force from July l, 1851
until December 81, 1851.
Director Of Police
Morrell E.. Davis
, 1951-11-19
ADD R ESS
October %, 1851

Your Excellency Morris F..
de Castro, Governor of the
Virgin Islands, the Hon. Harry
E. Taylor, Administrator for.
St. Croix, Commissioner Moor
head, Members of the Legisla-
ture, distinguished guests,
ladies and gentlemen.
It is with a deep sense OF
pride and JOY that we today
break ground for the c~onstruc-
ton of a modern II bed public
health clinic here in Frederik-
sted. These ceremonies here
represent a bold step along
the way toward the extension
of our health facilities here
within our little town., made
possible through the untlring
efforts of the late Charles Har
wood, former Governor OF
these islands, members of the
United States Congress and
some of our own legislators,
with the help Of the Depart
ment of the Interior an dour
local administration. 1t is
therefore fitting and proper
that we should at this time
publicly express our gratitude
for the generosity of a benevo-
lent mother country; as well
as our appreciation to all those
who have contributed their eff
forts in making this occasion
possible.
There was considerable ques
ton in the minds Of your re-
personalities as to whether
the facility planned would be
adequate for the service to be
rendered the inhabitants Of
this area. It was finally deter
mined, after several confer
ences with administrative
officials, public service officials
and the members of your Mu-
nicipal Council; that this II
bed clinic would not be con-
sidered the total health faci-
lily afforded the people of this
area; but would be an addition
to the existing unit, thereby
providing additional efficiency
and modernization Of hospital
care for our sick.
Legislators, like many per-
sons engaged in several other
fields Of endeavor, do not have
the pride and JOY which con-
sumes the heart and mind of
, 1951-11-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Please take notice that an Application for Summary Ad-
mmlstratlon OF the Estate of Lula Haywood Jackson, deceased
has been made by Emile H. Jackson, her husband. Any credit
ors having a claim against the decedent shall file same in the
Court or with the undersigned within thirty (3O) days from
this date.
, 1951-11-19

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS, US
DIVISION OF ST. CROIX AT cHRIsTIANsTED
In the matter OF the Estate Probate No. 10 1851
of LULA w K Deceasedl
Summary Administration :
, 1951-11-19
IN THE DISTRIST COURT OF H VIRGIN ISLANDS, US
DIVISION OF ST. CROIX AT CH~RISTIANSTED
In the matter of the Estate of PROBATE Nc. 1851

In the matter of the Estate of PROBATE No. 1851
DANIEL WILLIAMS, Deceased. } Summary Administration
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Please take notice that an application for Summary Ad-
mnistration of the Estate Of DANIEL WILLIAMS. deceased.
has been made by RHENETA f. WILLIAMS, his surviving
widow, Any creditors having a claim against the decedent
shall file same in the Court or with the undersigned within
thirty (U days from this date. Persons indebted to said estate
are hereby requested to make payment to the undersigned
within the said time.
Dated: October %. 1851.
, 1951-11-19

William F. Moorhead
Attorney for Petitioner
Ch~ristiansted, St. Croix
Virgin Islands
, 1951-11-19

Almeric L. Christian
Attorney for Plaintiff
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-02-03

gang gefunoen. gbe1iotpenig pernloh-
ten Die auf 1bnliher 2inie fth betpe-
'Den6ert i,eolibernlen Tbeorien Der
8riiiieler 8rofeiioren, sSSean 2anseere
|n1t6 Splpattt be Goiter. etnen @in-
fluB alif sic liberale StellmngnAbane
sur 5rage ulas3,riiben. Ser sard6ih-
tige @rlnib oafiir 1T 0ie angH Dor
elmer apeiteren gntfalhlitg Der fGtbo.
|Iilhen tShulell, in benen oiele Bar.
teien itlir Yflan5ltdtten ibrer politis
ihen @egner al ieben permogen. Die
nel,e tSdulpolitif miro onr,tm au IT.
rer 8er1pirflibung Der gr0Bten @fag-
belt uno oes feinIten Taftes Donjeiteu
Der 8erantaportliden be6iirfe,t. unt
letten Gnbes burh 6ie Tatfotbsn sill
befpeiien, Dab iie ,lift tpieoer,rn MIR
Harteiintereiien auf Dem ll1ntpes fiber
sic Shule berfolgt.
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&onfrete 8Iane

Sarmel bot auh bereits iei1aen
Man fir bie fonfrete D1trbfifbraing
ser neuen ShltlpoIittf befnrrntgege-
ben, insbeIonbere biniidtlih Der Cub
bentioniera,ng Ser freien Dsittefidu-
len +, \,
@enn ser neue ll1lterridt tsa,rinifte-
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Ter tSdyl,len bittiidtlid 0effeut1feb4
feitsrebt llt,o 1irta,lsierihte gelrngcn.
Mu6 2iberale ,l1e Sostaltiten ldei-
men bellte oiele gliidliHe 25f,,ns feiz
nes1pegs 81 bebaliern. SSa. Der ebe-
malige liberale l1nterridtsmtut{ter
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einem 9lrtifel iogar leine Bermir,toe-
rung bariiber aus, ibab Ole Q6Iung in
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fonfeiiionellen Earteien ert6ntpft
tperbcn mllBte. ltnb ei1,e Io5inliitdhe
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ne, itdrrett Goftrinen, foqtbern aaein
.segenfeitiges 8erIteben l,lrh Adhing
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men sic @rlutbluse bilben fir jeine
politiide 3uianmnenarbeit. Die DIE Se-l
lmargetaltet Iabt. Darf
man boffen, oaB cine feite, flarc l,mo
geredte 9l,rbfiibri,tg Der gepIamte,t
belgiIhen Sdulpolitif ben ieetae,r
@egnern in elm poar ssnbren dbnIid,e
@eitiinoniiie abnotist2
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Spirittattli1H - iff ptmas
1aran?

Sffulte Oinge baben 3u alien 3et.
ten auf ole Menihen eirren ftaUseri
Nei5 ausgeiibt. @erabe in Sssa6ren
mirtIdaftlider uno ieeIiher N5ten,
no oie georbneten &erbdltnilfe issie !,
res 0aieins briihig getporoen FH6s
iuhen biele Snlt uno grias Inn gran!
en- Nebelreih Ser Masie, i'm Seften-
tbelen 1tno 10 audi I'M = 5pirdssl
mus. giner Ger beIten &enner Ses
Spiritisnuls, 8rofeiior Deffoir ii
Berlin, iagt iiber oie llngebeure Der
breitlng besielben: SD fibre Sieie
betriibenoe Satla6e al,f aapei 4rastoe
5llriid. 0ie io5iale 3erriittnne tat
ieglid)e lSiberbeit ger1onmnen. atMo
|aper Oen ehten @ottesglauben serfo-
rem bot, greift gu lpertIolen Slrrsga-
ten. 0as nebnne id Dem 5piritisnrlss
am meilten libel, baB er atpiihen she-
ligion uno 8iiienidaft penoeH ,ssso
iiA io5uiagen eine erperi,nenteHe Re
Iigion norldreibt. sIIs Elm oeridrier@
tes Denfen lit er gera6e3u ii1ertrdg-
lid. @inen 5,peiten @runb lebe ID m
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lit uno Meoi5in. Die pbantnftif1en
Jortidritte ser @egentpart laifem Gen
allies Woglide als burbfiibrbar en-
i6einen: baber greifen 2e,1te. ote eff
logiide 3eirbeit nidt baIten. sxnt
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Sffulte ardfte ,l,,b griheimlnsen
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Ser @iiienlhaft niht 1nebr gaeuglnet.
Satlahen fann man nidt nit einer
iiberlegenen @eite oIs S1tpinbd ab-
tltn. Wit &edt beibdftigen iib odrmm
in ernIter @eiie Hip1ologie. Hbikofo-
pbie mo SbeoIogie init Den iogenann-
ten parnpbdnomenen @ebeinnfffen.
aneroings itebt oie ebte @iifemfAuft
bier in oen erIten glnfdngen, mab=
reno Der @aiienoffultisnus, befsn-
bers Der 5piritism,,s, ,lnbetpiefme
Vebnltptungen als geiiherte EAtn-
diem berbreitet, oie SEN fritifEcfen
Saienberitano Merben. $50 irrrmer Ser
Spuf beginnt, hoo 8or3eGnn. Spie-
gel nno Genlteriheiben in oie Stride
geben, Eiibe, Stiible, fIiegen5e 3tG-
ler uno idtpebe,t6e Glieomaben onrb-
einamoer tpirbeln, mo @eiiter Ser s.
geidieoenen bel6poren tper6en Sn
beginnt Die grauenbafte aleSgesnrt
oes ipiritiitiiben l1nfugs.
@erabe in Der Gotenbeldap5rung
baben mir es nit elmer permeifeHem
@otteslditerlung 5l t,ln, oie bic drift
lide Senieitsboffmtng nrit fotant5 fer
Shamloiigfeit IN ben Sbnuk aictt
|S6pn B. @unot tat einnol geiagt.
baB Die Biet1t gegen 6ie Gotten uitst
|oen Ge6nuten bertrGgt, oa6 oiefe III
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Nrltr 6ltll1lpnlitik in Brlgirt,

@1bre,lb in ben Ser. Staateil bel
aller aneebliden Eoleran5 Der Nehte
tatboIilher gltern lt,to Stelter5nbIer
riidlidtsIos miBabtet uno 'Shiilern
fatboliider Shltlen IN fleinli6iter
@eiie ielbit 0ie Wtitbetiibi,tg Der aus
5teuerselbern llnterbaltenen uShul-
blties" periagt miro, babnt iib IN Bel
glen cine 8eritanoigllng i,nb Elm
altsgleih in ser Shulfrage on. Die
3iirher Salbmonatsidrift ,Srientie-
rltng' ibreibt oaritber IN ibrer gus-
gabe bonn 90. 0e5ember II. a.:
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4. Gie ipnbre Jorberung Der
|StaatsiduIe beitebt niht oarin, Die
SubDentionierlttg Der freien 5ditIel,
al befdirrpfert; io1toern Die Staats.
idnIe ftdnbig 81, oerbeiiern.
Spaaf tpenbet iib bann an iet,e
alten Stneiter, ubie NIT grobartigenl
gifer an Sdulfanlpf teIgerlonuner,
baben", lnpo berlangt bon ibnen 81,
begreifen, baB ibre 8oiition vlblebt,
bon @rnno al,f ihledt" fei. Das babe
iib IN 6en lesten breiBig Sabren &c.
5eigt bel elmer &eibe BON &onaeiiio-
men, bie einfah l,,,llmganglib moren.
"@arilnl allo oas probIem nidt a,li
elmer enosiiltigen Buiis regeln?"
5poaf ihlieBt feline ausfiibrilngen
NIT be1il @lmib, Dab ailf Dem fonn.
nlenoen Hartetfongreb bielen 8eban-
fen Gebnrns getrugen tpiirOe
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Der anfiebenerregenbe Mrtifel
g. s.. Gpaafs

9od zines cages itorte Saul 9enri
Spaaf, Ser befannte io5ialiltiibe $50
litifer (Oer lebte @oGe in ct. Saul
ipeilte) oieie alte S1allplattenn1uiit
burd einen slrtifel. gr erihien i'm
lelben ,2e aeuple', ser nit @ubl6eba,
gen sic nntiflerifalen glusfdlle Ser
Harlamentsoebatte ausbreitete. Ho1
beutlider als Souom ieste iib Spaaf
barin ein fir cine Serltdnoigung auf=
grlrilb Der a6tltng ser @eipiilensbe-
lange ser 8erlon. gr itano ni6t an,
oas alte Sdlaglport u9feligion lit
HriDatlude" als 1lnbraudbar fir ei-
ne Alseinaltoeriebung in ser Sful-
frage fallen 81 lailen. gs berl,be allf
Ser einieitigen Gorausiekung oes
sSrei6ellfer5, Der BON porneberein fiir
religioie 8elange nidt piel iibrig ba,
be, tuibren0 oiele gerabe fir einen
&atbolifen entIbeioellbe @elpiIlensan-
gelegenbeit ieien. Sparf perlangt io-
gar cine altfri6tiee irlnere Mhtuns
Dor Ser briitliden 8Iaubensiiber ,eu-
gltng: r8ir Iouten aus 1rnleren arei-
len ienen etipas l1berliben l1eberle-
geitbeitsfoanpler bes 5reioe,1fers gan3
perbmnen." slufgrllltO gesenieitiger
GerItdnoniiles iollte lib nod Spaaf
sic Sdulfrage leidt l0ien laiien. Gr
faBt feline Mnlidt IN bier H1lnfte 5li-
ianr1nen:
1. Die @rilten5 ser 5ipei Sdlll-
tpelen, Ser Staatsihule uno Der freien
5bule, 1T eine Satiahe, sic man be,
bauern, uber ilidt dnoern fanu. $50.
rnm alio Die 3eit oerlieren in einean
irllbloien &antpf?
2. gs nl1lB ole tatid6libe Sreibeit
ser @ltern in ser @abl ser Sdrtle
gefidert 1ueroen. 9ie au bieiem 31ped
notigen ShltIen ionen barum iubpert.
tioftiert tper6en.
8. Mlen Shltlen, Die ni1t einen1
eripieienen 8eoiirfnis entipre6en, ion
ieoe sStoatsbiIfe ent5osem tper6en
AHo 9fationalifierltrtg. niht planIoie
|Sirbbe,tion.