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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-01
DISCUSS SOCIAL
WORK OF Church
Convocation at Brook Hill Closes
To-Day With Ascension
Day Services.

The position OF the church as an in
spring force in the social life of the
community was discussed by the elk
tenth annual convention of the Rich
mond Convocation, which is being held
AT Crook Hill. yesterday at the after
noon session The meeting was held
In the parish hall. and there was a
large attendance An essay was read
by Rev. David III. Lewis, on the sub
ject by What Ideals and by What
Methods Can the Church Best Relatc
Its Force to the Bettcrment of Com
munity Social Needs" The speaker
were Rev. NJ s. Eagle and Rev. w.
RUSSELL Bowie
Devotional exercises In the morning
were lead by Rev. +. Il. Farland. At
IL o'clock Holy Communion was held,
Rev. g. Peyton Craichill acting az celo-
brant. Rev. James w. Morris. D. D.,
rector Of Monumental Church. preach
ed the convocation sermon.
The feature OF the business session,
in the evening was the report OF Rev.
II. l.. Goodwin, D. H., chairman of the
apportionment committee Of the do
cese and editor of Diocesan Work"
His report showed that the apportion-
ment for missions has been more than
fully paid. and that the diocese is well
up In all OF Its appointments.
The convocation will conclude with
three sessions to-day. Rev. w u
Evans. ID. D.. formerly Of Birmingham.
Ala. Will lead the devotional exercises
at 10 o'clock; and this viii be followed
by Holy Communion. as it is Ascension
Day. The sermon will be preached by
Rev. f. o. Southali Al 1890 o'clock
luncheon will be served at Brook Hill.
and at o'clock r. business meeting
will DO held. Tho closing sermon Will
be preached at 7:45 By Rev. j. j. era
watt, d. ID.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-01
CARROLL BOY DRANK
RAbID COWS MILK
Third Patient From Near Hills
vile Comes to Take Pasteur
Treatment.

The third person to be exposed to
Infection by drinking tho milk of a
rabid COW I'm Carroll County arrived
terday morning TO take the Pastcur
treatment as precautionary measure
This was Varncy Lindsay seventeen
years old, of Star, who was visiting
In the family that owned the disen scd
animal. According to DR.. Meade Fer
gusson's experience. n bad sore throat
which the Lindsay boy had at the time
ne imbibed the questionable milk made
him especially susceptible to infec-
ton.
Josie Barnes aud ClaMtle Nlontgom-
cry, two young girls Who also drank
the suspected milk, presented them
selves for treatment to DR.. FERGUSON
on Tuesday. They We're both alarm
ed by fever blisters which rendered
them liable to contamination. out of
the family which drank the milk, these
three were the only persons who had
hbrasions or sores tho mouth or
throat. 1t is not thought that the
other members of the family will be
likely to develop the Infection
Just three months and one week
after being bitten by a r;ibid dog, the
COW belonging to the Carroll family
developed furious hydco1hoIia Whom
the COW was bitten sho family laid the
matter before physician, who ad-
Vised them TO throw out tho cows
milk for sixty days, pending develop
ments. and If no alarming symptoms
became apparent in shat time, to begin
drinking ii freely. In sixty days no
sign of the injection developed, and
the milk was again set upon the fam
lily table.
Another case was recorded at the
Department of Health YESTERDAY, when
sadie Walker eleven years old, OF
south Hin. reported to DR.. Ferguson
Tor treatment She had been badly
bitten on the foot by rabid dog.
whose head. upon examination. showed
UNDERSTANDABLE mnrkS of hv1rnnhnhin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-01
BANKS SURPRISED
At M ADOO ORDER
Express Regret That Government
Will Charge Interest
on Deposits.

officers of local banks that serve os
active repositories for the government
expressed surprise last night at Score
tary McAdoo's order calling for the
payment of . per cent interest on the
average monthly balances to the
credit of the government in these in
stitutions. The news of the interest
charge, they declared, will be received
with regret by all national banks now
serving rs active government deposit
tories.
1T is hard TO believe that the gov
eminent will exact . per cent interest
on this class of it's deposits from banks
which perform valuable daily for
wnrding service for 1t without charge"
said John M. Miller. Jr., cashier of the
First National Bank "rhe active de-
positories, of which our bank is one
of three III Richmond. do expensive
clerical work for the government and
II does not seem fair that they should
be compelled 10 pay interest the
balance to the governments credit
The payment OF this interest will
leave little margin for the bank and
make the government account n source
OF very small profit. However,. l don't
think that Mr.. McAdoos new order will
lead any OF the present active deposit
tories to give up the government bust
ness"
hanks VIII Come Across.
We'll, ] guess, tho banks will have
10 come across" said president O. ].
Sands of the American National an
other of the active repositories cor
course we are all sorry TO hear it We
can't help feeling that already per
form sufficient service for the govern
ment in connection with the forward
ing and handling OF these accounts TO
offset much of the profit that arises
from them. The interest charge IS SO
small. however. that ! think the banks
VIII be glad enough TO continue hand
ling the business. II looks as if the
Democrats are on the Job, and are not
letting any possible source OF revenue
escape them"
The First National American Ma
tional. and Merchants National Banks
are three active government deposi-
tories in Richmond and handle prac-
tically all the receipts Of the collector
of customs. post office and collector or
internal revenue. The average aegre-
gate monthly balance TO the credit of
the government in the three banks is
approximately 100000 Under the
new order. the banks will pay interest
on this amount at the rate Of per
cent per annum.
The Planters National. and National
state and City Banks are inactive de-
positories. The permanent fund kfpt
on deposit in these banks by the
United States is sinall--probably not
IN excess of $50, 900. Interest at the
rate OF per cent has been charged by
The government on this class of de-
posits for the past five years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-01
PACIFIC MUTUAL
WINS DECISION
Commissioner Button Decides 1t
Has Not Violated Insur-
ancc Contracts

After hearing yesterday Insuranc,
Commission Joseph Button save a ctea,
bill OF health to tho Pacific Mutual Lift
Insurance Company. finding that 1t ha,
not Deen guilty OF Improper practices
Complaint had been made against TIL
company by former agent In Noj z
named Heck. who thought certain =!
tracts had not been properly Cd
out Commissioner Button sunni |
A. f. Culling. manager OF the cal n
department of tho company. with h Al
quarters in Chicago. to Richmond,
he appeared ut yesterdays hearina
Upon investigation of each cont
the commissioners found that all
been settled in accordance with,
agreement, that tho company
shaved no claims, and that ali
transactions appeared legal and pri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-01
Paragraph Pulpit
Consider This.

The doctrine OF eternal torment n
longer creditable to any human ha
suppose an earthly parent should mi
II rule to shut up in dungeon
the rest of his life each one of
babes that did anything naughty
displeasinE the first twelve month";
his life. What monster we sh6
call him! But what far greater In
tce. what still more unspeakahle cr1
city. for God TO condition tho soul
eternal happiness or misery, withotr
possibility OF alteration, on his be
havior or theological belief in this ex
ceedingly short span OF our earthl,
life!-Unitarian Publicity Committee
Advertisement
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-01
SETTLE OUT OF COURT
Notwithstanding Jury Verdict, Agree
Hient Isl uenchcd

nv, Eteht ~ tenchcd.
me creek war is over After much
gong 10 court and appealing of de-
cisions the Ratchet has been buried
some days age. Gus Caelegris obtained
a verdict against James Mitchell in
INC Law anu Equity Court in the sum
OF S1b6 Mitchcils counsel moved to
set aside the verdict, but Judge Crump
NH hot nave TO pass on the point
IN" controversy was settled out of
court yesterday to the entire satisfac-
tlon OF both parties. who have now
sworn eternal friendship. The terms
nc, hut II was for very much Less than
the jury verdict. being practically the
IL one of the best known Greeks in
the city. being proprietor of the New
ork Restaurant, with an interest in
nc Colonial Restaurant the Tuxedo
Pool Room and other business ven
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-01
LOSES Sis ON CAR
Thomas y. Carter Relieves lie Nyus
Victim of PicI<pocket

Thomas y. Carter. lawyer, Of eos
West Franklin Street. Yesterday after
noon reported to the police that he
lost s115 in bills while aboard Main
street car going to his home. He was
inclined to believe the money waa
taken oy 4 piCkpocket He had Just
had two checks cashed at the bank
ana had boarded the car ut Ninth and
Nam streets. il was crowded. and Mr..
Carter said he was jostied by two men
as ne got aboard. 1t Is believed that
Inc money was taken then. He did
not discover his loss until ne alighted
at Jefferson street, and he Mt once
went to police headquarters and made
a renoIt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-01
state riIes nenurrer

The demurrer ana nnswer or lhe
board of directors of the state Penf-
Tertiary to Il bill Of complaint Of the
in the City Circuit Court Yesterday
II is expected that a date viii be set
for hearing argument early in the
right OF the state to lease certain of
the convicts IN the state penitcntiary
to the star Clothing Company for the
purpose OF making oevralls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-01
III. T.. waller Acquitted.

Il. T. Wdier real estate dealer
was acquitted yesterday morning In
S13 from Mrs. Rosanna Jones Through
counsel. Mrs. Jones informed Justice
Cfutchfield that the matter had boon
TO withdraw the warrant AT the
time of his arrest Waller said the case
was one Tor civil action.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-01
r,,,L II. In. s,,,,n.,

When the hearing of Henry Frenkel,
alleged Him Hammer. who is said to
have swindled many women in Rich
game, was called yesterday morning
in Police Court he failed to respond.
An attachment was issued for him.
He was under $500 cash bond, and 1t
is believed that he has left the city
and will forfeit the money.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-01
Const Zinc nusiness In MARCH.

Operaline revenues of the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad Company for the
121.S7, as compared with S3.262.94G.S2
the same month last year. Operating
expenses and taxes increased from,
makes the operating income for March
of this year sI,3o4.ISt.49, az compared
with $f,062,67S. 93 in 1912.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-01
Transfer In Ref,.ra.

After hearing the protests of resi-
dents OF the neighbo rhood, Judge Rich
ardson in the Hastings Court yester-
day refused 10 approve the application
of Otto Gragnani for a transfer Of his
liquor license from his present loca
zion Oh Broad street TO Second Street
between Broad and Marshall Streets
pending rebuilding
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-01
NEGRO RECAPTURED
Detectives Nab Prisoner Who Esc,u.d
MOndny by LenpinE Ernm Chr

Monday by LenpinE From Chr
Albert RollinR, colored. who ESCAPED
from special agent of the Chesapeake
ana ohio Railway Monday night by
ieaping from n swiftly moving car In
yesterday by Detectives Atkinson and
krengel Although the negro was
handcufed he did not hesitate to Jump
from the car, and had disappeared be-
fore the officer. Joseph Mallory. could
stop the car and get off. When found
yesterday Boiling told the detectives
the Guns had been taken Off his wrist
by friend and lie had thrown them
IN "A sewer. They were recovered The
prisoner, who is wanted for stealing
up at the Second Police Station.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07
Gbinas 3mfumtt.

Sic iunge 9ineiiide &epublif
ma9t gegenmdrtig cine &riie onrd
iiber 6eren @erlauf = namentlt9
aus ser 8erne uno bel Sen oirftigen
telegropbii6en Ma6rtdten = li@
ni6ts borouslagen ldBt. Set itebt,
6oB i'm @iioen Gbinas cine @rbebung
1tottgef1n6en bot, sic auf Sic 2osrei-
b11ng ser 1ii6ltd pom Stontlefiang
liegenoen Trobin3en ab5ieblt. Die
@roBm6hte boben ii6 5tpar 3nglt11-
ften ser MISUNDERSTANDING Ser terri
toriolen Sntegritat oeS 6eniiif6en
Mei@es erflGrt> SOS bat aber meoer
england berbin6ert, in Tibet etn5n-
6ringen, nod &uBlano nno Sopan,
ii6 in ser Man6iduret feit3nieben.
Bur @ntf6uloigr1ng 6eifen miro be-
fanntlid geiagt, 6aB Stbet, S11rfe-
iton, sic Moneolet II. I. 10. nibt 8nm
eigentliden China eeboren. sSn eine
Ebeilung 6es dineiiiden &ei6es bot
ten li6 sic frem6en Mddte eigentlid
11tdt 51 mif6en, ees lit aber bod ni6t
ousqei6Ioffen, boB fte tbr I'M ST.
terei1e ser 1ineitf@en @toatsgldubt'
qer entgegenarbeiten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07

Elm ginoriff in Die Statsre6te iei.
@omeit eS iid UNI 8abriten ban6elt,
0eren Yro6ufte i'm 5mii6enltaatli@en
@an0el %bertrieben merben, lit Ser
&ongreB un5meifelbaft bere9tigt,
Goridriften gu erlaiien. 3u6em ba=
ben sic nreiiten Staaten bereits oieS=
be5ugli6e @eiebe. @s lit besbolb aud
pentger sic MISUNDERSTANDING,
Sic Sic 0ppoiition tpad gerufen fat,
alS oie geial5enen Strafen, sic fir
cine &erletung b~orgeieben iinb, mint
lid $4,000 @el6itrafe uno Elm Sabr
@efangnib fir ben l1ebertreter ln6
sic glei6e 9trafe fir cine @%erfebrs=
geieuibaft, Sic unter Gerlebung 0es
@elebes bergelteQte 6abrifate befors
oert. Snfel 5an1s @eiebe lin0 be-
fanntli6 fei11 to6ter Bud1tabe, tpie 70
biele 5taatsgeiebe, Sic nur erlalien
lper0en, Inn Damn I'M 10 iiberer Unit
ga11gen 5n mer6en. Gin 8unoesge=
iet, 6as Sen N6tltunoentag fir So
brifarbeiterin1en boribreibt, miir0e
ser 5dmibbu6enmirtbidaft, gegen
Sic iib sic 5taatsgeiebgebung mebr
ooer ueniger obnmd6tig erpieien bat,
elm fir ale Male Elm gn6e mo-
6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07
5etgen nidt a%ufgenommen batte. -
Gin MuSi9uB Der f%iibren6en 8ertre=

5etgen ni6t aufgenommen batte. -
Gin MusiduB Der fiibrenoen @ertre-
ter geidaftlider fotpie profeiioneuer
&reiie Can Branctsco's, peI6e ols
Direftoren Dem Deuti6en &iIfsaus=
i6uB Ser Snternationalen Banama=
Notwithstanding angeb0ren, miro
in offi5ieller @igenidaft alS 8ertre=
tung Ser Musiteq11ng DEM Deuti6=
amerifanertbnm 6es 2an6es cine per-
i0nlide @inla6ung CUR @eltauslteI=
lung Mberbringen nn6 at 6ieIem
8med cine &eiie na9 alien groBeren
Sta6ten -'6arunter audi ct. Soul
= unternebmen.
sc minneapolis. Dieler
Stoot fat nad 6em om 6rei-
tag eridienenen MoreBbu@ fir
1913 $4,000 @inmobner. Sos
gud entbdlt 155,416 Momen>
400 mebr ols i'm borigen Sabr. SIN
Sabre 1910 betrug Die @%intpobner-
5obl 301,4O8. = Inter Dem Bonner
bon Srenoeni6Iiien, Dem 2duten ser
@loden uno DEM 2drm ser 1abrif-
pfeifen traf am Somitag Ser bejabrte
Danerfubganger @6maro 8opfen @e-
iton nod einem Mari6 bon mebr ols
1900 Meilen bon Seem Sort in
oieier Staot Elm. Snfo1ge elmer
nadtragltd)en Menoerung ser Mori9=
route berlangerte 6ieie ii6 11o@ nm
bn1oert Meilen, 10 6aB 8eiton inn
gan5en 1900 Meilen 5l1riidgelegt fat;
er NOR ONT 2. sunni in Seem Sort ab=
maridiert uno ioute ant 2. @uguit in
Wtnneapolis eintreffen, als er iebo6
am 20. Suli in Stiqpater, Minn.,
Ser lebten @tappe ieines 9anermar=
ibes, eintraf, botte er bier Sage ge=
tpon11en, >pesbalb er ii6 BORT ei11ige
Sage ouSrubte, ebe er fth CUR letten
Strefe altf Sen @eg mabte.
DnIntb. - Diitriftsridter 50.
81. Can't in 6ieier 5ta6t bat emit
i6te6en, 6aB %. S. Brince redtmd=
Big getpdblter Mapor bon Dulutb lit;
sic @obl tpor bon &rtnces gei6loge=
men @egenfan6i6aten, S. 6. Mc@men
nn6 SO. 8. San, beonitan6et mor6en;
Die omtli9 feitgeltelte Sttmmen3abl
betrdgt 3149 fit Brtnce un6 314t
fir Mc@1men. - Sci elmer &onifion
5tpeier @r35iige ser Greet Mortbern=
8abn tpur6en Donneritagnadt auf
sen Gods Ser 8abn in Muoue3, @iS.,
6rei Mrbeiter geto6tet nn6 5tpei an=
6ere t06tli@ berlebt. Die Spfer ftn6
M%uslGn6er; lire 2eid)ert tpur6en 6ur@
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07

flift gerietb uno 6esbalb o6er in
folge 6es geriu@es, i'm, 6en Yrdii-
benton, zines beliern gu belebren, linn
l1nterridt in Der b0beren diplomatic
gu ertbeilen un6 fem mangelbafteS
@erltanoniB fir internationle Ser
baltniiie 5u erleudten, iein 8iin6el
gu i6niiren batte. un6 nun lit es
8otidafter @enrp Cane 8ilion, mel=
der i'm zines beiiern gu belebren un6
BON Ser SrrtbUmlidfett feiner Muffai=
flung Ser Gage Ser Dinge in Merifo
5l1 iiber5eugen iudt. Diefer Mamens=
better oes H%rd1ioenten bot ieiner @nt=
1aiiung 6ur6 Elm &iidtrittSgeil16
porgebeugt, nn0 ga oaSielbe geneb=
migt muroe, miro au6 er iein 8iir=
SCI at id)niiren baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07

Ser Mann, Ser belte als 8rdii=
oert an Ser 5ptbe Ser 6inelii6en &e=
publif itebt, Suanidifai gilt als ser
berporragen6ite uno fdbigite Stats
mann Gbinas. gs ibeint aber, 6aB
es linn an Sen erforoerliden ltaats=
flugen uno tba%tfrdfttgen @ebi1fen
feb1t, tim sic a6t5ebn Bropin5en
nebit Sen acknowledgment iadgemaB
5l1 regieren. Da5u fommt nod, 6aB
gbina ser gebiloete, berm0genoe Mit=
telitano feblt, ser Sen aern elmer le-
bensfraftigeu &epublif biloen mus.
Siianidifai fat mdbreno ser f,1r-
gen Belt feiner &egierrng iebr bel
gebeiiert. CT bermodte aber ielbitper=
itdn6Iid nidt, I'M @anol1moreben Sic
geIogierige Observation-Disclosures
NIT ibrem @rpreiieranbonge in einen
ebrlihe1l fdbigen un6 unbeite6liden
@eamtenltan6 81 berpan6eln. ltno
nod biel meniger par er imitan6e, sic
untpiiienoe, an Musbeutl,ng unb SUB
tritte getpobnte 2anobepolferung in
Elm paar Sabren 51 freien 8irgern
SIT er5ieben. Sic &epublif itebt, mie
man iiebt, ni6t ouf Defenders feiten
8iiBer. Sbre itdrfite 5tiite i6eint
tbatl0dlih ser millensitarfe nn6 tbat=
frdftige Sdani6ifai 81 fem.
Sic @elonotb ser &epublif lit be,
fonntlid Dor fur5em 6urd cine Mn=
leibe geboben. Gas lit iniofern beion=
oers midtig, als Sic dineliiden
Sr11ppen gegen Midt5abl1,ng bes
5ol6es iebr empfin0lid iino nn6 int
Motbfoue nidt nur itreifen, ionbern
arb leidt 311 Sen @egnern Ser Sc
gierung iiberlmufen. @e1ingt es Sit
midifot, Sen Or. SuniatI en uno
@ong an iid 5u feiieln, BEN Srrp-
pen regelmdBig @ol6 5u 5ab1en nno
Sic 8etpobner ser Hrobtn5en fii61ih
bonn Santiefiang bon Sen Madtbei=
len SIT iiber5eltgen, sic sic Sbeilung
6es Meihes acknowledgements I'M
@efolge boben, mnB, 10 1iegt Sic &C.
fabr 6es 3uiammenbr1tds Ser &e<
nidt iebr nabe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07

9as @amscpmite fir Mrbeiteran9e-
legenbeiten in @aibington beidaftigt
ii@ CUR 3eit init elmer @orlage, sic
bon 8un6esmegen bori6reibt, bob
Sobriforbeiterinnen nidt mebr als
a6t stun6en td9li@, o6er 48 Stun=
Sen tp0pentIi9 bei9dftigt mer6en
oiirfen. @egen Sic Sin miro 1torf
0ppoiition gemadt, neil lie %angeb1i6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07
Rus oen, Mpromeitem
Minneipta.

81. Saul. = 3eitungen baben
6as &e6t, Mn5eigei1, sic lie fir nidt
eintpanoSfreien balten, ab3ulebnen,
ielb1t uenn iie nit Ser betreffen6en
6irma einen Sabresfontraft abge=
i6loiien baben. Cine in 6ieiem gebol=
tene @nti6eioung muroe am CONNER
flag I'M bteiigen Diitriftsgeridt abge=
geben. Ser SAL mar Ser, 6aB Elm
bieiiger Experimentation cine in
Saul eri@einen6e 3ettung INN
&Id5ablung arf @run6 zines Sat-
resfontrafts perflagt batte, SEN ser
fir 11ngultig erfldrt batte, tpeil
sic 8eit1n9en gepilie Tbeile ser Mn=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07
Gin 5,peiem ieimer Mamensbetterr

erlebt 8rdii6ent @ilion ni6t pieI
6reu6e. 3una6ft bol6 nod ieinem
M%mtsantritt, tpar es Ser erlte @ilfs=
itaatsiefretar &untington @tlion, Elm
l1eberbleibiel Ser Gofti6en M0mini=
itrotion, ser megen ser Sebs =M69te=
Mnleibe fir China nit linn in Scott
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07
&atboliciSn11tSmebr sc:
9en SocinIis1nmSlebre.
Die 2ebre bon Scr Stride.
10.
1. Gittcnlcbre int MQgcmeiuem.

9os, pas ser @brilt glauben mub,
INN ielig 51t mer6e1, entbalt oas apo
itoliibe @lal1bensbefenntnib. 0ab
ser 5o5ialismus NIT 6ieiem @lau=
bensbefemtnib griin0li6 aufraumt>
5eigen inns Sic bisberigen Musfubrun=
gen. @as er BON ser 6riltliden Git
tenlebre bdlt, tper6en nns sic folgen=
Sen Mrtifel 5eigen.
Sober gbriit meib, bob, INN Die
@eligfeit 81 erlangen, Ser CLAUDE
ollein nidt geniigt, ion6ern baB me-
ben Sem @laltben nod @erfe nnb
insbeionoere sic @eobadt1ng Ger &C.
bote, erforoerlid fins. ~Ni6t ieoer
Ser iagt: ~@err, @err!" miro in's
@inmelreib ei11geben, ion6ern Der,
meldher SEN @inen meines @aters
tbut, ser inn !@immel, lit, ser miro
ms 6immelrei6 eingeben."
l1no mie fonrrte11 inns Sic Mpoitel 10
brirgero 3l1r 8eobadtung Ser gott=
Iihen @ebote ltno 5ur ltebung Ser
Sltgeno oufforoern, tpe11n Ser @laltbe
onein 5ltr geltgfeit geniigte! @ie
f6n1rte insbeionoere ser fl. Ha11llts,
menn er Sic 9epbohtltng Ser gott=
liden 8ebote ODER Sic @erfe fir nn=
notbiq ooer u1niib gebalten bdtte,
{hrp;hp,,. ynirfpt p,1pr !SeiI NIT
Tltrtht uno 3ittern." @ie fonnte er
Sic Geligfeit aIs einen 2obn fir er>
troaene 2eiben boritellen! I'M ere
gege1tmGrtige Sriibial, sic altgenblif'
lib uro 1eidt lit, betpirfet eine ilber=
ifhpdngIife, etpige, Mnes iibertpie=
ge1oe Serrlihfeit in uns." @obl
lit mohr, es miro 6em Meni6en iett
Ser Siinoe I'M erer 5tommeltern
ihmer, Sic @ebote @otteS 51 balten,
ober ser Meni9 bat ol16 sic @erit@e=
rung, 6aB @ott nit ieiner @naoe bel=
fe 1tn6 beiitebe.
Die @in6e bot Sen @eritan6 per-
6nnfelt unb SEN @tllen geihmadt,
nift ober o%ufgeboben. 60 lebrt sic
d)riitlihe @ittenlebre. Ole i%o5iali,
itii6e usittenIebre" bagegen iagt:
Ser menfd1ide @iue itebt, mie ie<
ser o116ere Mobus, mie iebe an6ere
Motureriheinung, unter 6em @eiete
ser Gal1 iolitdt. gs lit eine refine gin=
b%iloung, menn Sic Meniden glarben,
es itebe in ibrem @elteben, itd 10
o6er on6ers 5n entidlieBen. Denn
ser @ine lit MIR 6os belpuBte 8egeb-
rem. Diei es ober lit nidts MnbereS
ols Ser @elbiterba1tungstrieb Co.'s
@treben nod @oblbeftnoen) -. Ser
Menih begebrt nod @aturnotbtpen=
oigfeit, ras fem 8oblbefinoen itei=
gert, nnb perihmdbt, tpas eS permin=
oert. 8eim @i6eritreit Ser 8egieroen
itegt INNER Die itdrfere 8egieroe."
(Stein, u@eligion Ser 3ufunft .")
Mo6 0ouoi lit ~6reibeit nur @in=
bil0nng." -- Ser Menib 1tebt nn=
ter ser &erri6o It ser M%aturgeiete,
melbe ourd @eiebe Ser Menidenna=
tur ~auer6ings eingeidranft nno ob=
gedn6ert iin6> 10 aber, oaB er iiber
Tie nibt binaus fam.
Diebgen erfldrt in u&eligton Ser
@o5ioIoemofratie": uMQe Dinge uno
4nolitaten iin6 niiklid nno ber=
menobor: @eines un6 l1nreineS, 2iebe
un6 &oB, @enuB un6 @ntiogung,
olles r%elotip, mebr o6er minoer, lie
nod 3eit n116 umitGn6en."
Ga Dir fte es %aner6ingS ben Ser
rem v@oci" 1i9t iiber @ebiibr ibmer
faqen, iid in Der 9ugeno gu iben.
Mos 1ie ou6 tbun mogen, MleS lit
gut, un6 gum l1eberfluB lit ia oie
Berontportung cine eingebil6ete;; ie=
nitebt unter Ser &erri6aft