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Evening journal., 1914-06-27
PATRIOTIC SERVICE
At Grace Church
DR.. Reed Will Tell of "The
Meaning of the Fourth
of July
INVITES SOCIETIES
TO HEAR SERMON

IN Grace Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow morning Dr
George Edward Reed will speak On
Inc Shepherds Evening Song The
special musical program will he as
hoiloWs ,.5,i Organ, Mr. HemphilI
Chanson de Joie," by Hailing and
MafcheD by Gilbert; by the quartet
IN Heavenly Love Abidinp.n and
Tenor solo by Mr.. Balmond, Hear NV
Cry, Q Lord Wooler.
Az the evening service ~ Z 9n
O'Clock DIR. Reed will deliver brjeF
patriotic address appropriate II ne
approaching national anniversarv
SUBJECT The Meaning Of the Fourth
OF jury. Patriotic hymns will be
sung by the congregation and the
Ioliowlng special program will be
presented Organ, Venetian Love
song Neyin; March In G." Hall.
ny the quartet Saviour Again to THY
Dear Name" by Shelley. and Now
the Day is Over" by Nevin.
members and friends of various
patriotic orders In the city are in
yited TO this service.
The EpWorth League meetings will
oe omitted until the first Sunday in
September.
Inc Sunday school will meet To-
morrow for the last time until after
the summer vacation.
During the Sundays of July. Grace
congregation will worship with the
congregation of Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church. morning and even
ing, the Rev. DR.. Irwin preaching.
During the Sundays of August the
Delaware Baptist congregation will
worship with the Grace people. DIR.
Reed conducting the services.
Evening journal., 1914-06-27

was granted Him at His baptism
when He was begotten of the Hol,
Spirit. But that new nature needed
development, or perfecting and fol
this purpose trials, difficulties and
buffetings were permitted He was
made perfect as a New Creature OF
the Divine order or nature, by the
things He suffered
Saving Him From Death.
After the Master had entered into
this Covenant of Sacrifice, any failure
would cost Him His all Hence on
Gethsemane His strong crying and
tears were not caused by timidity in
respect to the impending crucifixion.
or anything that man might do unto
Him, or by doubt respecting the Di-
| vine Power or the Divine faithful
ness. The Masters fear was lest
He had failed to comply fully with
the Divine requirements, and should
thus not be accounted worthy of a
resurrection.
The Apostle says, He was heard in
respect to teh thing which He fear
ed +" He was delivered from the fear
OF death. From that moment onward
the Master was the calmest of me
calm, in all the stress that followed
Doubtless the Father assured Him
that thus far He had proven Himself
faithful
Leader and High Priest
On the basis of His own victory and
exaltation Jesus is now ethe Author
OF eternal salvation unto all that obey
Him says the Apostle.-5:9.
The first salvation is that Of His
Church, a Little Flock, ROYAL Priest.
mood. These are to be saved TO the
same glorious station which He Himself
mas attained. Nor can they reach that
station by any other road than that
which He travelled Thev must demon
strate the same heart loyalty that He
manltested-.the same willingness 10 do
the Fathers win and to sacrifice every
other interest. For these the great HIGH
Priest appropriates the merit Of His
saefliice' as q covering for all their nm |
Intentional blemishes and shortcomings
nus tney may stend complete in Him /
y the Fathers sight. and by and bv in
ne glorious FIRST Resurrection be made /
letually perfect.
Additionally, He will be the Author
= eternal salvation to as many of man.
lud IS will obey Him during His Mes.
lanic Reign. All who then refuse 10
'bey Him will be DESTROYED in the Seq.
md Death; bnt all tho willing and bbed.
ent will ultimately be restored to the
perfection N which God created Father
Auan, plus valuable experience in con
lection with sin and the recovery ont
+ it. So'o'S oue
Evening journal., 1914-06-27
HouR SERVICES AT scnrr

Scott Nj 4. Church, Seventh and
Spruce streets, the Rev. w. A. Wise.
pastor, having entered upon tho summer
schedule, the usual Sunday services there
as Tar as possible, win be confined to
one hour IN lcngth, AT 0,l5 o'clock the
class. meeting will be held by L. 4.
urnbb AZ 1880 o'clock the sermon will
be preached by the pastor. At ? o'clock
the regular session of the Sunday school
VIII be held. Scott school viii neither
dlsband nor change the hour Of meet.
ng during the heated term. At 6.3O
o'clock the twilight service. consisting Of
song and brief address upon the req
uar Epworth League topic, win be IN
charge of the pastor
Evening journal., 1914-06-27
FIRST Church TO BE
CLOSED DURING JULY

Tomorrow will be the last Sabbath
for public worship at the First Pres
bytefian Church, Market street above
Ninth, until August, and for that rea-
son the services will have more than
ordinary interest. In the morning
at IL o'clock the Sacrament Of the
Lords Supper will be celebrated
Adults and children will be baptized
and new members received into the
fellowship of the church. The Rev.
j. Ross Stonesifer will have for the
subject of brief communion medita-
tion. "The Voice of the Noiseless.r
At 7.45 O'Clock the closing evange-
listic service in the church until
September will be observed. The min
lister win give a brief address, the
congregation will sing familiar
hymns and the choir will have inspir-
ing choral selections. r. D. Eaton
and Miss L. Virginia Dukes will be
the soloists of the day.
Sunday school will meet at 10
o'clock. The junior department,
Miss Mary Cornell, superintendent,
will be in charge of the exercises.
The juniors with their teachers will
be assembled about their tables in
the front of the main Sunday school
room, as in their own department,
and will give their usual program. II
will be an instructive exhibition OF
the work of this department.
There will be no Christian En-
deavor service, the society joining
in the outdoor rally Of the city So
cieties at Washington Heights.
During July the First Church will
worship with the Central congrega-
tion and in August both churches will
Worship at the First Church. Both
will join also in hold
ing evening services at Kirkwood
Park, beginning July 5th.
Evening journal., 1914-06-27
SUNDAY AT BRANDYWINr.

Tomorrow will be a day Of special
interest in Brandywine Methodist
Episcopal Church, Twenty second
and Market streets.
The Sabbath schools will be held as
usual. The special feature OF the
morning service will be the admis-
sion of a class Of probationers. Al
this service the pastor win preach
or Gods Heroes"
In the evening at z o'clock song
service will be held. at which time
the pastor will deliver an address on
The Making of a Saint"
Evening journal., 1914-06-27
IosEPH. THE DREAMER

Services at Silverbrook NJ. Il. Church.
Lancaster and Woodlawn avenues. the
hey. y Howard Gray pastor tomorrow
will be as follows:
sabbath school at 10; preaching at
u O'Clock; subject, "The Thorn in fbe
Flesh Epworth League at ESQ Preach
ing AZ 7.30 on the subject. Sunshine
and Shadow" This is the second in n
series Of sermons being preached by the
pastor. There is much interest being
manifested in these sermon stores on
"Joseph. the Dreamer.1
Evening journal., 1914-06-27
cHILDREN's DAY AT
ZION LUTHERAN


For the first time in the history al
Zion Church, children's Day will be
celebrated tomorrow evening at 7.8O
o'clock. II win be triple celebration.
since the anniversary Of the dedica
tion OF the church, the anniversary Of the
sunday school and Children's Day are
to be observed az the same time. The
church has been decorated handsomely
and beautiful program will be rem
dered. Sermon ana English addresses
will be made, songs sung, exercises in-
troduced ana an anthem rendered by
the German childrcn's choir. The Sun
day schools Of Zion are making rapid
strides and aided BY a splendid graded
system of instruction are enjoying good
results The Rev DR.. z. Isenschmid has
tull charge Of the morning service. on
Wednesday evening church council meets
The German school has closed for the
summer months
Evening journal., 1914-06-27
SERYICES AT GREENHm.I-

Inc regular services will be held
AZ Greenhill Presbyterian church 10.
morrow. Sunday school will convene
az $50 o'clock with classes for All
ages The Bible class will be con
Quoted by the pastor. Divine worsbin
VIII be held at 10.45 o'clock. The
rev William Crawford will preach on
the subject, Good Works
Ihe Y. Z. S. G. e. Society will unite
with the other young peoples socie-
Ties OF the city in the outdoor rally
meeting to be held on Washington
Heights al 5.45 o'clock.
The regular mid-week prayer meet
ing Will be held in the lecture room
OF the church on Wednesday evening.
Evening journal., 1914-06-27
BKEF SUNDAY SERVICES NOW THE ORDER THE CITY cHPcHF

aid Priest In glory to tia ,orId n,
mankind, and for trousanI years
vii reign to bless and to uplift all
the willing and obe1ielt who. under
the enlightenment then afforded viii
draw nigh unto God. But whoever
refuses 70 be obedient will be cnt off
IN the Second Death.
I'm the Days Of His FIesh.v
Then the Apostle shows the connec-
non between the glorified Kingly
rflest beyond the veil and the suffer
ing Jesus in the flesh. (5.7) When
me apostle writes, who in the days
oi HIS Flesh, we are to understand
that those days are ended. AS tile
Apostle explains, "He was put 10
death In flesh but quickened in
spirit'-in the resurrection. Tho
Apostle seeks to give Jesus followers
confidence in His ability to sympa-
thize with all their troubles. There
fore he declares that Jesus 'in the
days Of His flesh, when He had or
fered up prayers and supplications
with strong crying and tears 10 Him
that was able to save Him out ~
death, was heard in respect 10 the
thing which He feared.
Our minds instinctiveIy recall the
Masters experiences in Gethsemane
His prayers to God, His tears HE
agony His bloody sweat. The Amos
ties suggestion is that the Master
who had Himself passed through such
trying and bitter experiences. and is
now IN Heavenly glory and power.
viii surely succor all His true follow
efs, even though He may allow them
70 nave Gethsemane experiences and
buhetlngs Of the Adversary.
AS Son, Not As n Sinner.
Jesus sufferings, the Apostle points
out came not to Him because He was
a sinner, but because He was a Son !
and the Heavenly Father would prove |
Ills loyalty unto death. even the ,
death Of the cross The things which |
He suffered not only were 10 con- /
stitute sacrifice for human sin and
make possible human Restitution. but
were necessary to the Master Him
self AS the Apostle saws. He was
made perfect through sufforings.
Jesus was not imperfect at anv
'ine III the sense Of being sinful L
loWeNer. lie was holy, harmless,
'iNiteu anu oepdIdLe from sinners. = 4,
iis perfectlng was OF another kind. Ii
te mad entered into a Covenant of
oacrlilce-to prove Himself loyal TO
ne Fathers will, even unto death.
te mad the promise Of perfection on
ne highest plane--the Divine nature
AS reward, Of He would fulfH
us Covenant of Sacrifice faithfully. /,
The beginning Of that new nature !
Evening journal., 1914-06-27
SERVICES AT ST. ANDREWS.

Services at St Andrews. corner
Snipley and Eighth streets. the Rev.
Richard W Trapnell rector. tomor-
row are Eihle class and Sunday
school al 9.45 o'clock; morning pray
er and sermon at II o'clock: evening
prayer at 7l5 o'clock. At the even
ing service the candidates for the
Junior Brotherhood, Of st. Andrew
will be initiated. All members Of the
Brotherhood, both juniors and SEN
1ors, are urged to be present.
Evening journal., 1914-06-27
ADVENTISTS' SERVICES

In The Seventh Day Adventists
Church building, on Rowland street be.
tween Clayton and dupont and Eighth
and Ninth streets, the order Of services
is as follows: PRAYER meeting every
Friday night at 745 o'clock: Sabbath
school every Saturday at $50 o'clock
preaching or other services at II O'clock
Young peoples meeting at 3 o'clock
services sunday evening by r. II. Nor
ton on the subject "Spiritism"
Evening journal., 1914-06-27
ASBURY SERVICES

At Asbury NJ. E. Church. Third
and Walnut streets, the Rev George
White Dawson, pastor. services To-
morrow will be- O'Clock. praver
meeting: 1890 o'clock preaching or
the subject "rhe Safeguard Of
Nation 2 o'clock. Sunday school
Gas o'clock. Epworth League. 7at
o'clock, preaching on the subject
"Naaman Washes in Jordan
Evening journal., 1914-06-27
TO HOLn PATRI0rIr sERrlrr-

Patriotic services will be conducted
N Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Concord avenue and Madison street.
the Rev. George l. Uhler. pastor. to-
morrow morning. at ii O'Clock. II
oeihg me Sunday preceding the ma
uonai holiday. the sermon will be a
patfiouc one on the subject. Caesars
anu Sou The hymns viii also he
VI patriotic nature The evening
service viii be conducted AZ o,cIocL
me subject will be "Our Adversarv
As Roaring Lion The S,ndav
school vii meet at 10 o'clock
Evening journal., 1914-06-27
SUNDAY At HARRISON
STREET CHVRcH

The order of service at Harrison
street NJ. e. Church tomorrow win
oe as follows 915. class meeting. in
charse of George B. Crossan, 1870
O'Clock. preaching by the Rev. G. n
Anderson; Sunday school at o'clock
l.S0, O'Clock preaching bv the pastor
The choir viii sing special music al
both services.
Evening journal., 1914-06-27
SUNDAY AT EpWoRTH.

Following is the order of services for
Epworth Church tomorrow: 9 O'Clock.
George W. Booker's class; 10 o'clock,
Sunday school, with Willis L. Overdeer
leader; Il o'clock, sermon by pastor and
music by the choir; 6.30 o'clock, league
meeting, with J. Oscar Tyson and vii.
liam H. Rose in charge 7.30 o'clock
service of song, in honor Of the twenty.
fifth anniversary Of Professor George r.
King as leader Of Epworth choir.
Evening journal., 1914-06-27
SUNDAY Ar nIIIcprsr

The order Of services at Hilorest NJ.
n Church, 7 Il Harding, pastor TO-
morrow viii be MS follows Glass meet
ing, $50 o'clock Sunday school at .
o'clock; preaching service, 7.30 o'clock
The N p Preachers Association viii
hold their annual outing in the NJ r..
Church at Hllcrcst on Monday morn
ing The women will prepare luncheon
IN the grove.
Evening journal., 1914-06-27
U. ?. CHURCH SUNDAY SERYICE.

The First United Presbyterian
Church, corner Third and Broomc
streets. will be open tomorrow for
the regular services. The Sunday
school will begin at 10 o'clock The
morning preaching subject will be
Mans Needs. How Supplied The
subject Of the evening sermon will
DC The Glory of the Cross"
Evening journal., 1914-06-27
MR.. pETTINeILL I'M Pulpit

n North BAPTIST Church. Lincoln
street near Delaware avenue. the Rev.
William y pettingill will preach tomor
row morning on the subject "On a Pill
grimage." The evening subject will be:
An Open Grave" The meeting Of the
Young people viii be omitted IN order
that they may participate il the rally
tp he held at Washington Heights.
Evening journal., 1914-06-27
ONE SERVICE AT HANOVER.

AT Hanover Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning the Rev. r. L.
Jackson will preach upon The Bar
rem Fig Tree" The McCabe and
Hanover churches have invited the
Christian Endeavor City Union tn
hold popular open air meeting on
Washington Heights at $50 O'Clock.
The Rev. Or. Loetscher, Of Princeton,
N j., will speak.
Evening journal., 1914-06-27
ULSTER METHODIST
IN union PULPIT

Religious Liberty Day" will he OBJ
served at Union N. u Church tomor.
row The preacher for the morning
VIII be the Rev. DR. Samuel Clements
Of Philadelphia. whose theme will be-.
Bible Liberty and American Protes-
tantism.' Or Clements is the general
superintendent Of the Wesleyan
Methodist Society he is a native Of
Ulster, Ireland, and a Methodist.
The Patriotic Orders Of the city
have been invited to hear Or.
Clements and a large congregation
is expected to enjoy this real treat.
Evening journal., 1914-06-27
MP. GUY no PREACH

IN the q a M u. Church. Twelfth
and French streets the Rev. William II.
Guy win preach tomorrow morning on
the subject "a New Life" sunday
school viii be held at 230 o'clock. Chris.
tian Eudeavor at Gas o'clock and even.
ing preaching at 7i5 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1914-06-27
RALLY pAY sERvIcEs-

Tomorrow will be rally day nj Sc.
James a. u NJ Z. Church. sixteenth
and tlaymont streets. East Whining.
ton, the Rev NJ +. Wilson, pastor. The
morning service will be conducted by
Elline Broddies. Mary Downs. Of Phila.
delphiai will preach al o'clock and the
RcN. Simon Guy, Of Philadelphia, ia the
evening.
Evening journal., 1914-06-27
sERvICEs AT KINGswnnn

a. hlneswood ". 4. Church. -Four
'eenth and ClaYmont streets. tomorrow
services will be as follows: 1890 O'Clock
preaching by the pastor; O'Clock. sun.
day school and Baraca class; $50 to 7.30
O'Clock twilight services, in charge Of
the tpworth League
Evening journal., 1914-06-27
nArrIsM Ar AYENrr cnuRcH.

The Rev. J. y Irwin, s r. d.. will
preach in Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church tomorrow morning at ii
o'clock on the subject, "Laborers and
l,capcrs" and in the evening on
some Things We Need :" The or
ainance Of Baptism will be admins
tered at this service
The Bible school will meet az ia
~ fiork. There will bc no meetine
" the Y. p. 8. G. H. In the evening.
The soc.et, viii join the out door
service Of the City Union az Washing
ton Heights in the evening az $50
o'clock
On Wednesday evening the mid
week prayer meeting is held
Evening journal., 1914-06-27
USES OF THE BIBLE.

At the New Church, Delaware avenue
and Washington streets. the Rev.
George Dole will preach tomorrow morn
ing on the subject "The Uses of the
Bible. The church win be- closed dur
ing July and August.
Evening journal., 1914-06-27
SERVICES Ar r1rmnnn

r., services will be held in the Elsmere
n,,r.,essoyterisn 81, Church tomorrow. Ths
eioie school for al ages win meet ~
@.3o o'clock. The Rev. } Edgar Frapl-
I'm viii preach at O'clock on fhe ton;o
q "lptercessory Prayer
Evening journal., 1914-06-27
MIR. sCHENK no pREArH.

Services at the German Baptist
Church, corner Fifth and Walnut
streets, on Sunday will be as fol-
lows Preaching, by the Pastor. the
Rev. e. Schenk. 1890 and 7.3O o'clock.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday.
Evening journal., 1914-06-27
MR.. SkILTON Ar TpINIq,v

The Rev John D. Skilton. of Scran-
ION VIII occupy the pulpit of Trinity
Nplscopal Church tomorrow morning
"a the absence Of the Rev. H. M. Kirk7
us. ~ MIN
Evening journal., 1914-06-27
SUSPEND SERVICES
DURING SUMMER.

IN Unitarian Church. West street
above Eighth. tomorrow morning the
closing service before the vacation will
be held The Rev Frederic a. Hinck
Icy, viii preach on the subject: "rhe
Value of Stop"
Evening journal., 1914-06-27
SUNDAY Az WESLEY

In Wesley NJ &C. Church tamorrov
morning the Rev. George a Cooh,
Mil preach on the subject INA,
'idual Responsibility. Mr. ronL,
VIII preach again in the evening,
Evening journal., 1914-06-27
FESTTAL AT pTvoT pp1Drr

ne women Of Bethel Church. Pivot
Bridge Md, will hold a festival on the
evenings Of June 30 and lnlr J. n
stormy. the festival viii be held ne
~@At clear evening.
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8iB, ipie iie ss bdtte, tpenr fie Jpn
pirtIt3 ausIprd9e.
Mian 0arf nun ni9t 0enfen, baB
Die 5rau fi9 etpd binter benz Riiden
be5 Mdnnes iiber ibn Iuitig ma4t!
SIN 8egenteil, Der bimIi4e Qnreis
gum Baden, ben ibr ibr Munn oft
gibt, md9t iie in 8a6rbeit nur mod
Iiebensniiroiger uno Itebeboaer 9es
gen ibn. Sn ben 6umOrpOuen QeuBe.
rungsn bes Monnes Sdg.g.n 1T ims
mer elm tleines SDhnIddeIn Der lleD
berlegen6eit entbalteu. @r Ia9t nift
nur iiber feline Se6Ier ieiner 5ruu,
ionoern 1T bdlo perfu4t, audi iiber
feline 5rau ieIbit gu laden. Die @be
apiI4en einem Ntdnne obne 6umpr
uno elmer bumorooIen Srau 1T pbne
3peifel glidlt9er, als Die 5fpii6en
elmer 6rau Obne 5umor uno einem
piBtgen Mdnne. Die glitIi9ite BON
allen Chen lit uber ft4erli4 iene, in
Der auf beioen Seiten feline Spur
bon Sunor gu finOen 1T. Dsnn Ole
2iebe an un6 fir ii6 1T our9ous
feline bumOriitif9e So9e, uno oas
cin3ige Gebeimnis beitdnOigen Silt.
teS in Der @be 1T nun einn1dl Die
2iebe, uno Sipdr gerdoe Die Qiebe,
iiber Die ii6 ole WiBbIdtter lufti0
MAIDEN, Sir 3abqoie 9adre i'm gan.
gen 2droe lit es bic 2iebe, Die iie fir
ibr gan5es 2eben gliidlia madt. Sin
Paar bagegen nit einem iibermGbiq
enttptdeIten Sim fir Sumor tann
niemals leben tpie Die SurteItouben.
Sur 8egriinoung oiefer ni6t uns
tpthtigen 3beorie er3Gblt bic in 2ies
be8z unb gbefa4en 70 erfabrene 2ons
oonerin foIgenoes: vgor eintoer
3eit nabm i4 an atpei 6p63eiten tell.
Die erite mar Die So93eit zines auz
BerorbentIi4 piBigen gaares, Die
5peite Die zines goares, oas ou6
niGt etnen Sdimmer bon ipirflidem
8tB ooer Sumpr bate. Die erIte
5o43eit mar origineG, luftig unb
ausgeldRen, Die aipeite odgegen Ian9s
ipeilig. Bie tperoen nun dber bic BEL,
ben Gben iein9 Dos ernIte, aestpune
gen ld4eInbe 9odr gebt oufeinan0er
Elm unb nimrlt fi9 ernf, ole beioen
Ghelelte fperOen chamber INNER
mebr fHoBen uno lisbtn Itrren uro
il4 i4r sanses 2eben Ainolra cine
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iragte Der Studs. .8enll Sic sun.
De binter mir ber iin6, 70 fam i'd
fluas altt einen Baum ipringen irno
pciB mid au retten." r5it oaS al.
leS2" problte Der TllGs, i'd bin
Serr iiber buuOert aiinIte itno fii6.
re iiberoieS nod bel mir einen Cad
boiler Site. Oh iamnterit mid; 0oG
fomm mt, i'd mill Did Iebren, pic
man bell 6unben entgebt." - Sn.
Dem Der Buds 10 iprad, fam EN-
Sdaer nit bier Sltnoen oaber. Sic
aate iproug bebenOe altf einen
Baum uno iebte iih IN ben @ipfeI,
mo aeIte uno 2at6tperf iie n0(ig
berbargen. o9in6et bod Den Sad
fIugs auf, Ser bon Reinefc, raid,
madt Sen Gaf oufl" rief ihnt otc
aabe gu: 90 dole Suu0e botten ben
5il9s idou gepadt ilno bielten i'm
felt. p@i, 3crr Sud)s", rief Die
aase 81. opd Die Sunoe botten Sen
bllnbert aiuiten Itedcn. sat.
tet SIR rnib beronifriaden f0nnen
ipic i'd, 10 mars ni6t Inn Gllcr
geidlebenlr
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Dirfen EbeIeMte BAmor baben !

Die 5rage tIingt 3und4t etipds
Ton6srbar. Qber cine nod 70 Ions
0erbare Sadie btnbert ben Qnertfuz
ner ni4t, i9 NIT i6rer 1lnterIu9ung
gu befdFen, iis Iott ibn eber in bO=
benz GraOe. llno 10 1T benin cine
ameritaniIds S6riftitea.rin, duf
9runO tbrer e~ingeben0en Stuoten
iber bieie 5rage, gu Der Grfenntnis
geldngt, odB Die 8runObe0tngung fur
cine gIiidlide @be Elm gepifer Sim
fir 9umor BEL beioen gbeIeuten lei.
0arauf9tn beriudt cine geiItrei9e
Dame Der en8liI4en 9eieqi9aft ben
qusfpru4 Der 4msritansrtn gu nil
OerIegeu. rGine babe @abr6eit", 70
nennt ite Die 8ebauptung Der ames
ritanerin, guno cine, Die ouf einen
I6redlt6en Srrpeg fiibrtl Der
Sim fir Sumor 1T fir ieoe 6run
cine @dbe oer @0tter, aber nit einem
bumorboqen Mdnne Derbetratet 3u
1etn, lit elm S9idIaI, Dor benz i9
meme SD4ter betpabrt piiIen tpollte.
9enn Der 9umor pes Mannes lit
BON Dem Der 5rau grun01dBti4 bers
i9ieoen. Die pirtli9 bumorbole
6rdu iiebt cine Sa9e 70, tpie Ie
ptrtIi9 1T. Sic lam ii9 3. 3. i'm
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ungefGbrli4e &rdntbeit hires Mlan>
mes, iiber Die biefer mad art Der
MGnner elm grpBes Sammern uno
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aber ibr Sinn fir bas Mitleio 1T
benno4 grDBer, aIs tbr Gtnn fir oas
2d4erIide. 0as lit Die ~punoerDole
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peiblide 9umor lit 3art. Sine Grau
fam einer @tB. Der ibr auf Der
liegt. fir iid bebaIten, elm
Rann oa9esen muB tbn ousfpreden
unO miro oamtt oft betabeu. 8eiI
Die 6ruiten 70 piele luItige 8emsrs
tunstr, NIT benen tie uber pieuei9t
MtGnner gu berleben fiir9ten, fir
ii4 bebdlten, seltsn ie I'M u~lsemeinen
Itdrteren Gtl9ls6te fir tpiblos.
bat cine Grol ebenIopiel Der
an Dem ulaussefprO4snen