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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-11-25
TOmah. It's Religious Meet
ings. A Real Live Town and a

ASo ASSeh "bAo ~
Real Live Time. Last week we
were at Wausau and we told the Wau-
sauyers what we thought of them.
Last Monday, we thought it no more
than right that we should go to the
other end of the route and sec Tomah
and her good, bad, and Indifferent"
people !; so we took the Monday after
noo train and very soon we found our
self at the Dodge House Rev. l.,
NJ. Foster was with US. We regret to
say it, but the Rev. and this Faber
pusher were the only two who could
make it convenient to 60 to Tomah to
attend the campaign religious meetings
which are being held all through the
western portion Of the state. 1t was
this, and this almost wholly that call
ed US to Tomah, so we propose to say
something about the meetings rather
than the town where the people are
so genial that one feels as though he
were a resident and owned a corner
LOT. We once didn't think nor feel so,
all through a mistake and we are will
ing to take a back seat and come up
slowly by degrees. like the mercury in
a thermometer in January. But we
were going to say something about the
meetings and here we have wandered
away and have lost oursef in Tomah.
Last year the Christians of this
more western region organized a sscam-
paign work" extending it through IL
%linois, Iowa and Minnesota. The
work proved so effectual in those states
that it was thought best to start upon
a like footing a similar campaign work
In Wisconsin. Therefore the services
Of REV. KINGSLEY BURNELL, a not
ed evangelist located at Aurora, Ills,
and n of the best and most genial
christian men we ever met, toge Their
with Mr.. j. III. ToURJEE Of Rhode
Island, a sweet singer who always sings
with the esprit and the understand
ing also," were procured to work up
the cause in and about the Chippewa
Valley and contiguous territory.
Their work was so laid out as to take
in the principal towns in the western
portion of the state. 1t had been ad-
vertised chat 3ey. N.. Doe WOULD d.
company the twain, but pressing church
work largely prevented him rendering
efficient service at only a few points.
Mr.. Doe did not put in an appearance
at To1lat. Frcn s. rita NJ. Ruruel
and Mr.. Tourjee went to Viroqua,
thence to Tomah, arriving :hither in
the evening of the first day, (Friday.)
The services were held at the Congre-
gational and Methodist Churches.
Not expecting to write up the meetings
we were unprepared to take notes and
can only write from memory. The
services opened Friday morning
with a devotional meeting followed by
a discussion or rather a social talk on
church work.-hoW to enlist the. SYM
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-11-25
LOCAL MATTERS.
H. ". PEEELEO, Editor.
Grand Rapids, Thursday, Nov. 70
CTTY AND COUNTY.
ATTENTION ALL He appeal

Al LN A4ON AaIAAs 10 "IIO"'
TO every person indebted to the RE-
PORTER either for advertising, for
lob morh or on subscripfion, tn make
an caTll e"'icacor to square up such
tndedteducss as soon as possible. We
ask Ills because the hard times de-
naand 1t. We must haze money to
meet the demands, the publishing h"sj-
ness as constantly making upon as.
We oue bills tie to our merchants and
to meet them we caa look only to funds
cOmingfrom It business. Let us all
square up our accounts by the incoming
Of the Ncw Year.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-11-25

d. Gone to WaHSau.-Mr. Calvert
the best dentist we have had here for
a century or SO pulled out for Wausau
last week, but will return in due sea-
son. Mr.. G.. draws we'll. He is a
man of excellent extraction. We will
give due notice OF MS return.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-11-25
Our Small Change.

Our Small Change.
To-day eve talk turkey
These are the holler days.
Remember the Oyster Supper
at the basement tonight.
Awful cold last Tuesday night.
Old calomel down to "a underneath
O.
To-day is Thanksgiving. We
shall issue no paper to-morrow,-we
never do on Friday.
The Railroad House at Watertown
Junction was destroyed by fire on the
10Th inst.
The St. Louis Life CO., is the
company to insure in. E. Williams of
Ripon is the agent.
Mr.. Moody was converted by Ed
ward Kimball, of Boston, and he late
ly converted two children of Mr.. Kim
ball.
The river is not quite frozen
across. We're all waiting for that new
bridge.
The residence of G. o. Baker
came near being burned last Thursday
week. Fortunately the flames were
oztiugu;shcd.
Miss Mary Wagner is ready to
give music lessons to a few more pu~
pills. Miss Mary is a fine musician
and an excellent teacher.
The building committee have let
the contract of laying the floors in the
school building, and some other work
also, to Mr.. Reyes.
The job of plastering the School
House We learn has been let by the
building committee to a Mr.. Clansy of
Beaver Dam.
--Jo Whitney returned from the
lower Mississippi last week. 10 has
been gone pretty long, and VIZ never
believed them when they said he'd ''be
back Shortly"
Frank Wood returned from Chi,
cago with a magnificent assortment of
choice Bound Books for the holidays.
Look 'em over, little folks, and big
ones too.
Gov. Taylor has at last said '.eat
turkey to-day Some who have been
.'eating crow" will enjoy a change of
diet. We wish the Gov. had spoken
about it before, however.
Union Thanksgiving service at the
Methodist Church to-day. Let's all
go, and then 60 for the turkey, and if
you know of anybody who wont have
a taste send 'em a wish bone with the
meat ont.
Copy was out. The devil picked
up a paper and said, Here's some
about a woman'-must [ cut it out ?"
"No!" Numbered the editor, "the
first disturbance in the world was &C.
casioned by the devil fooling about a
woman
1.-The Beauti, ul Snow !" Where
o. where is that Dutchman who had
led us to believe we were to have an
Eden all winter and pick Yiolets by
the wayside in January.
H. B. Freeman who used to serve
up the hash at the "Rablin" and who
''never made a cent" in the blouse"
was in Che city Monday selling goods
for Newbre & Co., of Milwaukee.
A candidate named Ole o. He lie has
been running tor some office down near
New London, and for the life of us
we can't new remember whether the
returns augwr Holes election or de-
feat.
They say Gov. Taylor is SO blast
ed mad hat he won't appoint a
Thanksgiving Day We don't
blame him much; he feels as though
there was blamed little to be thankful
for, probably.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-11-25

r~esidents.of Tomah, whom we forbear to
mention. We are going to Tomah
again and our wife is going with us,
and the baby, and we'd like to take
the other sac little ones. and we will,
if some Of the children of larger
growth won't 60 with US, as they
ought.
Now how it seems, doesn't it, for
the editor of a secular paper to write
$50 sentimentally." We know that
many will so express themselves.
Well, We will only say that We wish
there were other editors of secular pa
pers ready to be just so sentimental !;
then we know that the world would be
better and holier ; there would be less
crime and sin in the world, there
would be fewer selfish hearts, and no
bllity of character would be at a pre-
MUM. There is no reason why all the
world should not be known as ''broth-
ers" in the truest meaning OF that
term. There is no reason why every
railroad should not be run in the IN
terest of that God who oUns all the
stock and is only l%oaning it for a brief
period to those who are dubbed rail-
road magna:es; neither is there any
good reason why every employe upon
the face of the civilized earth should
not be working for the General Super
visory Manager, whose business is
External Business" This is why we
are $50 religiously sentimental" and is
not our reason a sufficient one? We
think it is.
-o| o.s a,rf r"ja.'ve - Ton,@l
We visited Iomah last June and in
company with Cromwell that most
excellent and capable man connected
with the W. V. r. R., we went all
over. rou3d, under, inside and outside
of Tomah. Tomah is a beautiful city.
She has enterprise and thrift. She is
growing in Importance as a great rail
road centre. Unlike the city at the
other end of this important line of
road, she has not the advantage of a
superb water power, nor endless forests
of pine, but she has an excellent agri-
cultural country, and she sits a jewel
upon broad fertile acres, amid crown
ing bluffs magnificent to the vision,
and full of wealth which will be con-
tlnually pouring in upon her till she
shall be made rich as she is beautiful.
We had no time to look over many
points Of interest. Mr.. Powers resi-
dence which IS spoken Of as elaborate
in all its appointments, and exquisite
in its finish, we aid not see. We
should have loved to look upon the
''doves" and ''singing BIRDS" but this
we mast do another time, for we are
going to Tomah again, if the Lord
will.
We made our headquarters at the
House from whence we radiot-
ed, always sure to get back however to
that grand old bed, where, mnfHed in
20 scream of locomotive whistle
like the shrek Of a lost soul could
awaken US. Uncle Dodge must either
build bigger, or move out, for verify
everybody wiU stop with him for he
makes the inner man regret hat there
be dwarfs in the world whose stomachs
bear no proportion to the unlimited
supply OF his excellent larder.
Itop,c F,nu, DrIoI,L o-I GIL
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tens. ,..:. t.Dusip It u no .ozarf It
nt9t t5shte n!o! j9aate Hes nod
etnmul un6 ,'fpie Elm fldmmenoer 8lib
sif6te''es iebt oiirdl Die 2uft = ,tpte bas.
Mirren, elmer 3 beritenoel1, .5eniteri6eibe
l6oQte IS berallf ,.Eunb AN ber4groben.
Goube buI9ie@ cs )lpie Elm buntles Na9ts
9epenit uoriber, todbreno Der 8oumono
am boben 9imnlel binter elmer rieienbaft
emporfei9enoen Mettertpolfe: entl9pano,
llno plobli6rl falte 9fa6tluft 9e9en oas
TenIter beran1 1tr0mte. o;.' ~: %,.;}@@'' -
Gir 1auter@9rei entran9 N6 oer8ruft
oer er16rofenena &leinen lie fob bonn
offencn Seniter ,5uriid llno 5itterno in oie
Nrme ibrer .er,pahenoeu Mutter lpel6e
lie an ibre 8ruit 1dloB. 4unb ols lie Die
llrfa6e oielcs Wnsitrufes erfu6r; Der liss
ben Rleinen 'oie Sbrdnen bon Del, Mu9en
'ue9tiibte. sic meinte nur elm b0ler
Graum babe bas &inberber3 erlbredt;
oann aber nabm iie oas immer nod be.
benoe &ino 5u tli9 auf bas 'ei9ene Eager,
100 gar balb ,pieber @9lu1l1ner pie Mu-
gen Der 1orsiamen Mutter uno oes lie<
ben &inoes i9lpB. ....# (6ort1. f.) >
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- Ser 8riefberfe6r auf benz gandcn Grobal1
umfabt idbrliA $500 WGllionen 8ricfe, B. +.
100 @tid per Setunoc uno @tiid per &opf.
9as @eluid)t idnmtlicber 8riefe OeS Bcltppit>
perfebrs betra9t 33 @&illioneu ailo. 9os @a-
pier lpiiroe ausgebreitet cine Tlad)e bon Nuoo-
ratmeilen. aliO ungefabr oas @ebiet oes Giir>
itentbums 2ippe> >Sd)aumburg beseden. Son ocn
$500 Nlia. 8riefpoiticnoungcn ocS Bcltocrfcgrs
fallen l9OOtill. .auf b. MISUNDERSTANDING
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G5io @aiieufreuno.

bleiben ni6t lanse bei1ammen obne f9
gu itreiten, unb einanoer ibre @pielIa-
den 5u entreiBen. Doran lit ur1 1o6e, oaB
BEL ibnen oie,pbDiildeGmpf pfinbli9teit bem
moralil@en @efuble bos erf nit oer
Ternunft eri6eint uno our &eife gelanst>
Suoorfommt. ueberbaupt dno Die Sim
oer sum 8erberben uno 3erlt1ren genei9t.
neioil4, ra6lu9tig, uno BON elmer aqcs
auf li6 ielblt be5iebenoen @emiitbsart.
Ser Werfalier oes Gnil 5a9t irsenowo
oob Der Men19, ols &ino Elm tleiner
Stger 1T Der INNER beiben uno per=
l9lin9en min !; bas lit ,pabr bis ouf
einen setpiien Yuntt. gBie tann er nun
nad bieier 8emerfuns beboupten oaB
BET Menl9 ni6t b0s, oas 1T, gum 86len
9euei9t, 9:beren ,per0e? Benu oas
tpdre, ,piiroe bic @r5iebung lpeni9er notD=
,uenois unr ,peniger i9tper iein.
Wlan nennt Die un9etauften &inoer,
bic nod Don Der @rblunoe an9eitcdt lino>
2inoer oes Seufels, I'M @e9enlab 9esen
Die setauften Rinoer tpeld)e our6 Die
empfangene beilisenoe @na0e &inbcr
@ottes 9eworoen 1ino.
Gin anoerer min bic natiirlid)e @iite
oes Menlden aus Der Men9e oer liebrei<
den uno mitleioigen Mnltalten beweilcn,
Die man unter ms 1iebt. Wenn bas ober
eine Wirfung BET notiirli6en @iite >pdre,
10 tpiiroe man bel ben Gbineien, Snoiern>
9artaren, Ne9ern uno 2oppldnoern dbn<
li@e Mnitalten 1eben: mo- finoe( man iie
aber Ionlt, auBcr bel Den 9riltli9en 9las
tionen? Man fam losor porauslasen
oab tpennes oer YbiloI Iop6ie 9eldnge, Die
&eli9ion au unteroriiden, biele Mnitalten
ni6t lange Beitano boben piiroen; bic
Meni i6li6teit unlerer @eiieu piiroe To-
elei9 bere9nen >pie piel lire @ti flung
uno unterbaltun9 tOite lie miiroe oofiirz
9alten, oab Die Susenoen Die man in
oem1 1elben ausiibt, gu tbeuer iinb.
Ser Men19 iiberbaupt braudt fcinc
Inn oas B6le gu lernen; bin
9esen Ino 2e0ren Beilpiele, 8elobn-
un9en> @trafen uno iibernatilrli9e Se=
'pessriinoe n0tbis I'M i'm gum @uten
gu brln9en.
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1tebHtlg " oerlelbet,. Die pobre 'Sragl
fam. oen1ra9 nur 70. .1olltel, :.,Mie per.
trdst es ii6 nit Der egottli6ens& 9tig.
felt ooer Dielmebr nit ber796ttli9en9iebe,
baB Abam na9 1einem gbenbilbe &inot,
5eu9te? s@ie fonnte @ott oieb 5ula1jen
Waruln lief ST ben Mbom t,i9t :augen-
-blid(i6, Dem 2eibe lno per Seele mad,
iterben, ipie oo@ bieler es perbiente, uno
lpie 'ibm poraus an9eorobt mar?
+ Mqn borf nurs Die Mabrbeit ui6t aus
benz Mu9e lalien,, oab bic GortpFanaun9
beg observation-disclosures ielbit bereits.. ..eine
Gru9t Der g6ttli6en @naoe mar. Das
blobe Borbonoeniein eines i9 fets
.fortentri idelnb nbenMenl l6engeldle6tes nit
elmer grbiinoe iebt i@on oas prdoccupirte
Grbperoienit bes @rlo1ers poraus. Ob,
sleid Bel Mbam ielbit Die @iiuoe> our9
,oie er BON @ott abfiel, Sem Grbperoieni tie,
our4 oas er serettet uuroe, .uoraus9in9,
9ebt bod bei allen ieinen Rinbern oieB
Grbperoienit Der Crib liinoe! poraus, oenn
ludre Moam nidt oieies @eroienites uno
bierour9 elmer tpenioitens tbeiltptiien &e=
itauration tbeilboft semoroen, 10 ,udre
aud ME eine Sortpf flan5un9 ourd 3eu.
9un9, uno oober eben 10 ,ueni9 Elm 6orts
erben Der @iinoe. m0slid selueien; ben
erfen Menl6en iauf @ott i'm @tanos
Der 9eili9teit uno @eredti9feit, uuo CAB
ibm freien Wiqen, >um nit eigener Wabl
oiele bober Yraro9atipe 5u erbalten, Die
Prifung au beite6en,. unb Die eluise Be-
ielisuns 1i9 5u ii6ern. Moams &inoer
weroen nun 5par ~pbne 9eili9feit uno
@ere@ti9teit 9e6oren, befben jeoo@ AUDI
freien MiIen, nidt traft Der Natur, ion.
bern aus @naoe, urn nit eigener @ubl,
traft oes grbperoienites, jenc Seili9teit
unb @eredti9teit 1oieber 5l erlan9en uno
be1eli9t iu ueroen. -.
Ser sanSe unter{9ieo Der Mufgabe
Mooms uno Der Ieiner- 2inocr betebt 10.
nit oarin, bab aoant, tpie er BON @ott
gei4ofen mar, eben muir ourd Die Gr-
boltun9 ieiner inn: eel9enften Seilisteit
leli9 tueroen 1oate, ,pibreno feline &inoer
NQe. berufen linb, bur6 @ieoererlansun9
oerielben lelis gu ,ueroen. 9ie lettereguf.
aobe 1T aqerbin9s i4wieri9er als Die
erite, oo9egen 1T audi Die @naoe big gum
uebermaB 9eitie9en, oenn no oie@inoe
iiberl6pen9li9 mar, lpar aud, i6er.
I@wengli9 Die a@naoe;. benn, tudbreno
bel Moam Cine 7@iinoe i6on bin.
rei9te> i'm ing Wer6er6en 5ll itiir5en. unS
aller @naoe nerllliti9 5u MAIDEN Qpirl res
ben BON Noom obneGiidli DIT auf oasgrb.
oeroienit, oas aud yibm pie }einen &in<
oern 5u She'll ipurbe), miro @ott nidt
niibe, 5einen &inoern na@ tauieno unb
auleno Soojinoen bas Sell INNER bon
Reuem tpieoer on5ubieten. R6nnen li9
1lio tpobl Die Na6fommen Moams, OBJ
}lei9 ols &inoer oes e0ttliAen 3ornes
}eboren, uber bic 90tt1ide 9iebe uno @es
'e6tisteit beflagen? @eipiB Der lt6bt Die
eebre BON ser Grbliinoe our9aus ni9t
}e5en Die 9enannten s0ttli9eu 0olltom-
penn lie nur in WerbinOun9
nit Der 2ebre. bon Dem Grbperoienite oes
srl0iers betra9tet miro. Nub Der Natur
,er @iinoe 1pioerlpri9t unler 9o9ma
1i9t benn Die @rblinoe lit feline Shat
Oobl aber Elm 3uitano, Der nod Der er-
ten 1iinoigen Sbat in Der menl6li9en
5,elc 5uriicfblieb, uno nit Dem oas MiB.
aqen ooer Der Corn @ottes notbwenoiD
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Sbat 5urudge bllcbencr Tleden Der 9iin0e
|. fortpdbreno5 ;, cine ,@9ulb Dor @ott
beoingenis llnos. befraft ,ueroen {? Su
1iebem Sale lit es nidt bic Shat De,
@unbe, Der Der 3orn @ottcs brobt, lon.
bern bic Moder Der @iinoe, ,pel6e. mil
Der 69ulo bleibt, ,pie obi9e 5telle aus.
briidli6 lebret. Simmer lit eben oieb oas
8clen oer Sooiiin0e, baB ols 'Wirtun9
Der poriiber9ebenoen b0len Shat in oe1
tnnerfen Gi1ens Der Seele Elm bleibenbe1
3uitaao eintritt, ,pelder ben leben0igen
lno belebenoen Yerfe6r @ottes NIT 0er
@eele p6lli9 binoert. .Wdre Elm eri6offerer
@eiit 10 seartet, oab er .ii6 in Dem einen
Momente edu5li9 BON @ott abfebren,
uno i'm nd9iten ,pieoer nit aller 2itbe gu
Sbm wenoen t0nnte, obne bab our6 iene
Mbtebr in Ieinem @ein, Weroen unoMe-
ien cine oauernoe 8erdnoerun9 porgin9e,
10 ,pdre gar fein Obiett oes e6ttlt@en
3ornes porbanoen; oenn ,pie lo1te @ett
elmer &reatur, Die J6n NIT beiliser Giebe
liebt, 5uriditoBen. neil iie emit SIN ei.
men Mugenblid gebabt, rno ,uiber lein
@elet 9ebaneelt bat? gu allen 1ol9en,
fait tb6riAten Grasen uno 4ntmorten
gibt ben MnlaB itets nur Der 1ebel itano,
oab, man i'm Wasemeinen piel 5u tpenis
tief uno ri6ti9 bas 8eien uno Die 9fa'
tur Oct Sinoe, namentli9 Der SOD iunoe,
aufabt, inoem man fe meiitens unbe<
merit beim Denten nur olsSbat betra9-
tet, ibren &eFeg aber in Die innerite
Giien3 oes iiinoi9enOen @eiltes Der be-
barreuo ieiu muB, ,peil er eben oas Bes
barreno Der &reotur trifft, 9aa5 iiberiiebt.
Sic @erbaltniiie, Die biebei in 8etra9t
fommen, lino 9an5 dbnli9 anoeren Ser.
bdltnilien i'm meni9liden 2eben. Gs
1T Der 9ottli9en @ere@ti9teit eben 10
tpenie 5utuioer, o!s Der nieni6liden, 1penn
bic &inoer ,pe9en oes Teblers ibres 0a<
ters befraft, uno Der ibnen eus @naoen
9ei9entten 8orre9te beroubt peroen,
oeren lie Fd ferner erfreut baben tuiirben,
tpenn ibr Yater 9ctreu geblieben wdre.
Sos &e4t auf bic iibernatiirlide 5eli9.
felt Die ,lnun1l9rdntte 9err19oft iiber
Die .9eioenidhaften, Die Sreibeit BON Dem
@9mer5 uno pD,n Sooe maren bloB &C.
i@enfe Der Grei9ebigteit oes @46pfers.
gu Der 3eit> als Die &nedtl6oft bel
allen 9lotionen ein9efiibrt mar, tonnte
elm @ater li@ ielbit nit alien ieinen &C.
senludrti9cn uno 5utinfti9 nod lpcroen-
ben &inoern perfau fem; ct perduBerte ibre
Greibeit nit Der ieinigen. No6 td9li9
peridleuoern 8dter bur9 iDre 16le9te
Wuifiibrun9 ibr Yerm0sen, uno perni@<
ten Die 9offnun9eu uub Dorredte auf
tpel9e ibre &inoer @nipru6 ma 6en fonnz
ten. Sn alien oielen Tallen tra9en Die
&inoer bic @trafe Der unporli i9ti9teit
ibres 8aters, uno oas l9eint nidt un-
9eredt.
3wciter Ginuurf. Ser Menl@ miro
nibt als Elm pertebrtes @ejen, ni9t als
Rin9 bes Seuf fels 9eboren; oenn, menn
leine 0iatur 10 bel6afen tpdre, -wiiroe er
I6,uarse Sboten uno @rau1 1amteiten be-
9eben; 10 balo er 9eben f0nnte, lpiiroe
IT li6 oes criten be1ten Wefers Oas er
fdnoe, ,beoienen> INN jeoen, Der ibm bfdQt
ju per>punoen. CT lpiiroe nptbpenoig ben
un9en 80lfen uno oen jun9en 6i6len
}leiden, >uelde beiben 10 balo lie f6nz
Ten. 9lber er bat i'm @e9entbeil auf
'er gon;en Groe, 10 lan9e er eth &ino it,
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ueHue JttUu 6u 'ItW uut uus ttJcHe Cu9eI,
no gar balb ,pieber @9lurtner' pie Mu-
gen Der 5or9iamen Mutter uno oes lie<
ben &inoes ldlob: . .-.,.@Gorti. f.) .
@inwiirfe ge9en aie Qcbre bon oct
y: Grbliinbc.
Griter Gin,purf. Sit es nidt cine barte
2cbre,! oas 70 biele Millionen Menl6en,
au9 tpenn He in. ibrem eiaenen 2eben
feline ein3ise perl6nli9e @iinbe be9ongen,
blob ibrer Nbi bitammung ipe9en NIT einem
pabren Tleden Der Siin6e bebafte ppr
@ottmiBfdGiG uno Der epieenDeroamm<
nib ,uiirbig ]eln iollen !? Mllerbin9s 1T bieB
cine barte, aber bod eiue lpabre 2ebre,
uno' nur 10 lange bart, ais lie fir li9 ,|ber
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4 Me1en nod benz 0erberben anbeimf ficlen !?
g8ir ontmorten obneoB oBeoenfen Wenn
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10 fam @ott ni9t ,nur, als Der @ered)te,
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Tol9e Der Mbitammung bon peroer6ten
Gltern oer 5uQ lein t0nne, lit i6pn friber
nad9etpieien. Das 9arte uno S9nei.
benoe, oas in unlerer Mntwort lie9t> fat
leinen '@runo nur in Der Trage. Man
ioQte, anitatt au fra9er,: @ie fam @ott
iol9en Welen 5iirnen pielmebr frageu 7
QBie fann @ott oas Gntiteben folder We=
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muB Nl1o mie tonnte @ott 5ulalIen, oaB
Nbom nit Dem 6leden uno Ger @iineenr
@Gulo bebaftet, lon1it Elm &in0 oes s0tt-
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li9 porbanben Die Dcroerbtbtit. Der
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