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% to a hank and get its HELM. II he ia

go to bank and get Its help. II he Is
obliged to sell War Savings Certifi-
Gates, he should go to the post office,
and get all they are worth.
With regard to War Savings Ger
tiHcates, the Government has now or
dered postmaste to take more care
in redeemihg them, and this ought to
restrict the abuse that has grown up
in trading in them. 1t Is high time
this was done for great many per-
sons have been swindled out of their
savings through official laxness In this
important matter.
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THE BOLSHEVIKI.
Thoughts Suggested by the Allies
Invitation to the Russians.

pose a man had starved your grand
father and grandmother to death:
And tortured your wife and sisteri
And cut the throats Of your children {:
And robbed you OF every cent you had
in tho world
And then syndicate OF world fxers
should invite you to take breakfast
with that man for the purpose of talk
ing things over
What would you dor
Has 1t remained for Sergius Sazonoff.
even though a Russian, to teach men
whose skins are white the rudiments OF
that self-respect which IL the foundation
Of civilization? u PLuRiBUs.
NEW York, January II.
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Canadas Trade With the United
states in Peace.

The Great Canadian Northwest In
general asks for closer trade relations
with the United States. In particular
the Saskatchewan Assembly seeks q
revision Of tariffs to facilitate the flow
of commerce across our northern
boundary line. This Is matte
which takes rank with the results OF
the Peace Conference; for in the
whole international field there is
nothing Of greater Importance to the
American people than their trade re-
lations with Canada.
For generation we have had daz-
zling visions of fabulous trafficking
with South America and with all the
Latin American countries. with the
Orient, with Germany, with the rest
Of the Old World. In that period OF
dreaming Of what might be somewhere
here or somewhere there, nothing has
surpassed the realities Of what has
right next door In Canada. Nothing
in the next generation will equal the
| still more marvellous results that are
| as sure to come TO US as the rising Of
the sun tomorrow morning.
Only eight years ago our exports
to Canada were about S2OO,OOO,0OO
year. In 1911 they had risen to some
S275, 100000. The next year they had
gone up to more than $330,0OO, 900.
! In 1913. the year before Canada en-
tered the war. they had passed
S435, 100000. Let us ignore the later
figures of war business. Our exports
TO Canada In 1917, FOR example, ex-
! ceeded SG6i 5000 But looking into
the future, we can consider only peace
trade, normal trade; and 1t is In those
shining records written before Can
| ada entered the war that we see our
neighbor before many years our
greatest customer on the whole wide
face of the globe.
In its expanding trade with Us be-
fore the war, Canada, indeed, had
shot well past Germany. The Ger
man Empire, which long had led all
our other customers, with the single
exception OF the United Kingdom,
bought no more from us In the year
Immediately preceding the war-the
year ending June 80. 1014-than
$344, 704,276. In those German pur-
chases from us were included, as we
all came TO understand later, tens and
tens of millions OF material for war.
secretly bought and quietly transport
ed, while the German military ma
chine prepared to make battlefield
OF oil Europe. In the previous year
ending with June 80. 1913. when also
Germany was gathering in war sup
plies, our exports TO the Kaiser's EN-
pire were lower than $3.50 100000
Buf meanwhile, ms we have shown,
Canada had outstripped Germany by
full Sl00,00OO00 a year.
When we consider that the popu
lation OF Canada Is not so large as
the single State of New York, we dis
Germ possibilities which stagger tho
, Imagination. From time immemorlal
{ the United Kingdom as a foreign Gus
toner has been worth more to us by
. far than all the rest Of Europe. with
, its dependencies and colonies, the
r United Kingdom has bought more
, from us than all the rest Of the world
D Canada's record, with a bare eigh,
3 millions Of population, We behold ar
: early future where Canada will be-
l buying more from the United Stnte'
8 In the lives Of our grandchildren
perhaps Of our children. be buying
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PUBLIC LECTURES TONIGHT
MANIIATTAS

"rSychoara'ysls and Meula! Uca.rr
William J. Guraut, Fh J.. A. Wa. .t
IL, = llbih street. west ~ seventh o.'..
Heart Of the SuRnv south" Day f-... .
Rrohst, at =. : 80. Fourth street tt.s
First avenue. Sf"rropucon views
The Roa. Japarase" 10y Slau'r '.
Vile tssher. who Mas a resident ~ .
orient for three years. at L : 90. !
eighth street cast ~ Frs, avenue.
up'iCnn views
scotland In Song and story" hr
k1'ltrlu" Hama. "a T.. 90. IA % --
west ~ seventh avenue. Noca. o..
strumental music,
"Financia, R"adlustments' ION" ~
Cours" on National ami TnternatuI #.
construction ~ William u Gt'.
Phi. -. Of g. .. y Y, at p 3. Ia i'-
street and WadsUorth avenue
The Money Market OF Tomorrow, D.
Lindley NJ keushey. Pm. r, (fOr'..-
II Rryn Mswrp, at American It'.t'
Seventy seventh street and Contra lar.
West
london IN War Time" ny Prof u.
Ieakoy ~ Metropolitan Tempe S,'rr
avenue and Fourteenth street. Sit'''p'
con views
URONN
David liovd -G-orgo" by John II "a
NJ New York Catholic PROTECTOR, 81
Nest
"shakesreere's King Joan" w rev
ertck PAuIding, at ~, Anselm'- NN' T''H
ton avenue near lSstn street llustra'eo
b. selections,
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Arms for loyal Russians.

To THE EDITOR Of THE SUS--Sir: Since
President Wilson. apparently, Is unrc-
lenting In his stand against substantial
armed Intervention In Russia, and yet
seems convinced that the Bolshevik
menace should be snuffed out by any
means short OF this. to what better Use
could our vast surplus stores of military
REQUIREMENT be applied than to the
outftting of tho half naked, Ill armed
loyal Russian troops whose military or
ganizatiou II rendered virtually I'M
potent through lack OF these sinews OF
war? o, NJ. BRowN.
MEANWHILE. Pa. January q.
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There are 23,0oO.O00, 900 tons Of coal
still to be mined. which. according to
the calculations OF engineers, will sup
ply the world for 900 years. The pes
simtsts, whose contention II has been
that a grave peril exists in the con-
slant drawing upon n coal supply
which never increases, should be
routed by this statement. In 800 years
there Is hope OF some invention which
will enable man TO obtain heat with
out giving the tanitor a cigar.
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RosToS, Jan. 27-The work OF draf,
boards will end February Is and their
records will be closed on that date.
Provost Marshal General Crowder an
nounced in telegram to-day TO Adju-
tant-Gcneral Jesse + Stevens
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If the political canvass In Michigan
last year cost as much as Mr. FORD
and Mr.. NEwBERRY alleged ii did, the
extraordinary prosperity Of the deni-
zens OF that State Is not TO he won
dered at.
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a bill appropriatlng $4,000 900 for
land reclamation to provide work Tor
the unemployed was introduced TO day
by Senator JONES OF Washington.-Dos-
patch from Washington.
No project that does not involve tho
expenditure OF more than a beggarly
s50,o00000 can hope 10 arouse pub
lie attention in a nation that has be-
come accustomed to do Its thinking in
billions.
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We shall be potion!ess.
ParchinB and ocaanless,
]. p. lie motionless,
san.
When ne capituiates
As tho law stipulstss,
Each man msnipuiates
san.
SO though arid'ty
Comes with Rvidity.
Sans all humidity.
STILL
licLlSDBURoR wiLsoS.
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It Is calculated by experts that Il:
an ancient and reprehensib,e habit stu
prevailed the product of nine acres OF
pine trees would be needed TO supply
toothpicks for our new hotels.
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The Sun Calendar
THE WEATHER.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
STANDARD Time.

STANDARD Time.
sun rises...7:u A VI Sun setr....5:Gr
Moon rises....+:2s AN
For Eastern New York--F'air to-day
and probably tomorrow moderate tenn
perature moderate westerly winds.
For New Jersey-Fair to day and prob.
ably tomorrow: mild temperature; gentle
westerly winds
For Northern New England--Partly
cloudy to-day and tomorrow; not much
change In temperature.
For Southern New England-Falr to-
day and probably tomorrow; moderate
temperature; moderate westerly winds
For Western New York--Fnir to-day
and tomorrow; mild temperature.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 97.--Tho air pres
sure Is relatively low along the northern
border and high in other parts OF the
country tho greatest excess In pressure
being over tho Rocky Mountain region.
Fair sky and mild Temperature for III.
season continue throughout tho country.
although within the last twenty-four hour.
there were rains in Texas, Oklahoma and
west Arkansas and snow nurries In north
ern New England. The outlook ia for
fair weather and moderate to mild tenn
pereture over all parts of the country
cast of the Mississippi River during Tues
day and Wednesday.
Observations at United States weather Dureau
stations taken at p. N. yesterday, seventy
fEta
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Whence Came Remorse.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sh. When
national prohibition became an accom-
plished fact, here's how some of the
'knights OF the mahogany" celebrated
the event:
Ratification,
Realization.
Qualification,
Ratification.
Rock ASp HYE.
new YORK, January 81.
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The late Admiral CHADWICK, al
though rs years old, had only seven
teen birthdays, having been born on
February 20, 1914.
The sun., 1919-01-28

Tho two conscientious directors
who refuse TO leave the Fort Leaven-
worth prison are self determination
lists OF the deepest dye.
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Knicker--what can We do with all tho
barbed wire?
Bocker--Wouldn't It be appropriate for
the Government tslsphons7
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Highest temperature. SO, at t:lS T. II.
Lowest temperature, IS. at 8 A. ST
Average temperature, az.
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~ our friends tnho tdpor us tcNh NAME.
scripts and iIlUstrdfions for publication tnfsi
10 hdUe rejected articles returned fhep must
IN all cases send stdmps for hat purpose.
TELEPHONE. BEEKMAN 1900.
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London office, 4O-43 Fleet street.
Paris ONCE . Rue de la Nlchodiere, on
Hue du Quatre septembre.
Washington office, Munsey Building.
Brooklyn once, Room 202, Eagle Build
ing, 3o8 Washington street.
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Trials OF rehabilitation.
The Passing of John Barlrycorn.

The Red Cross Dog suppose I'll come
home to md a baby taking my place.
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CALLS BOLSHEVISM
ENEMY OF LIBERTY
DR.. Butler Tells Waist League
New Word Is Antithesis
Of Democracy.
RUSSIAN HORRORS Barred
Imperial Autocracy Replaced
by More Powerful Tyrant,
He Says.
RUSSIAN HORRORS Barred

Bolshevism Is the new enemy OF lib
erty, tho antithesis Of democracy. Dr.
Nicholas Murray Butler told the MEM
bers of the United Waist League yes
terday at their luncheon In the Hotel
McAlpin.
THE war has brought several new
and strange words into the English Ian
guage," he said. "One Of the newest
and most strange 10 Bolshevisnl. This
came into use as a Russian word about
1905 and was applied to the policy OF
teachings OF those Russian revolution
aries who wished to overthrow not only
the autocracy of the Gar but the whole
modern social and political order. 1t
represented the maximum programme
not only of political but OF social revo-
luton.
"Bolshevism was in the hands Of cum
ming and determined men who saw their
opportunity when. following the over
throw of the Gar. Russia was feeling
its way toward a new and popular form
Of government The great masses OF
the Russian people are illiternte, easily
swsyed and widely spread over vast
territory. When a few months ago l
asked the famous Nine. Botchkareva to
tell me of what the Russian people were
really thinking she made this striking
answer:
Everybody in Russia Is 90 busy
talking that nobody Is thinking about
anything
Dolsh evists Act Quickly.
While others talked about what
ought to be done the Bolshevtsts
acted. BY forcibly Selling strategic
points In the scheme OF government they
were able through a pitiful minority OF
the whole people to paralyEe opposition
10 their authority and to put themselves
In position OF official responsibility.
The result has been a horrible orgy OF
murder. violation, theft, arson and de-
struction. No one who IL in possession
Of accurate news from RUSSIA can doubt
for a moment the terrible conditions
there.
"A great people which have but just
thrown Off the yoke of imperial autoc-
racy lies PROSTATE before a still more
powerful tyrant. Russia has exchanged
an autocracy, which at least had the at
tribute OF dignity and distinction, for
one whose chief characteristic Is appe-
lite. Bolshevism Is at war with civlli-
cation. and in particular with demo-
cratic civilization. 1t is now the chief
enemy Of democracy left In the world IL
teaches dominance and control by a
group or class. 1t prescribes capacity,
training. thrift and service and it de-
MES any such thing as citizenship with
It's equality OF opportunity and its equal
ty before the law.
"Bolshevism bears precisely the same
relation to democracy that chaos does
TO order. Each Is the antithesis OF the
other. Neither the man who works nor
the man who has saved can expect any
quarter from Bolshev!sm unless he &C
cepts its doctrine that might makes
right and that the least competent shall
organize government and set the pace
for the STATE
The sun., 1919-01-28

Published daily, including Sunday. by TN
Sun Printing and Publishing Associauon'
$50 Nassau st, Borough Of Manhattan. n. .
President. Frank \. Munsey, $50 Nassau 81 ;
Vice President, Erwin Wardman secretary
r. II. Titherington: Treas, VIM. I. Dewsr''
All Of 100 Nassau street.
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LOCAL WEATHER RECORDS.

The temperature in this city yesterday
as recorded by the official thermomet Ter. Is
shown in tho annexed taie.
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Subscriptions BIZ Mail, Postpaid.

THE EVENING SUN, Per Month. $3.50 80
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Sun rises..7:l1 A VI Sun seta..5:0 + n
Moon rises....4:26 AN
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All checks, money orders. &c.. 20 be
made payable TO the Sun.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-20

ageeigr1et find, ni1i1lIiid ben @ru1bfat:
bab ie6es meniblibe Weien, % Ieoig
.ober perbeiratet, iii eirem 2obne BE-
re9tigt iii, Der i'm Elm menidentpiiir,
bigeg 2eber m0glid madt uno ben
a11beren @rlin6ins: baB Die Geide11
beranttportli6 fin6 ffiar ben @ebrnud,
ben 1ie bon ibrem Maeia(hlm gennht
bnben. Me1111 biefes Hroblem Der
Mrrn,1t un6 beg Mei9tu1ng nidt in
gerebter Beiie geIoit lpir6, 0ann itebt
l1niere Megierung .geraoeio tpie Ole
Hegierr11gyen Der ubrtgen Weltmaidhte
Der &epolntion gegeniiber. Qner-
.6ings bieies Broblem Der Mrmut uno
5bes @eidtufg Bot feline atpei 5eiten:
Ialleir Die @runbifdBe Hnpit 2eo's 6es
SDrei5ebnten begren3e11 flar 1lnb beut~
lid sic Medte un6 Nflidten beioer
Narteien. GRIT ba1fn,s Den11 bieies
Broblem I'M ginflnnge nit 6ieien
I@rnnofdbe11 geloit it, erit barn mer,
ben mir b0uieen Brie6en genieben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-20
gablettenfortt, ober flhTis.

miHelbnr nnb mittelbar anf Die sc,
trdnfefrage angefpieien 1in6, in elmer
3eit, no an Mrbeitsgelegenbeit obne.
6ies fetn neberfluB 1T, ibre 8ei9df=
tigung Derlierer, nit ibren Samilten
anf oie StraBe ge1ebt mer6en.
Nebenber IGnft Die @rtDdgung, bob,
men1 sic Mrbeiter at 6ieiem giingrifi
in lire 2ebensgenobnbeiten IT'LL
idmeigen, nn6ere gingriffe, folgen
tper6en, nn6 baB es 6ann nit Der per,
f0nltben Greibeit fit INNER borbei
fem miro. Sb Ser IN M11s1i9t genom-
meme Broteit @rfolg baben miro,
biirfte oapon nbbdngen, IN nelder
|5tdrfe er iid duBert. Nber a11b menn
inn @rfoIg bei6ie6en mdire, miir0e CT
INNER MIR Elm 5eitpeiIiger grfolg
fem, 6enn binter Der bonn &ongreB
als &riegsmaBnabme berfiigten Bro=
.bibitior1 1tebt sic @efabr bunesmeiter
Brobibition 6nrd Berfaifnngsamet1=
bement, un6 bieje @efabr lit tpeitaus
sic gr6Bte; oenn tpen1t Bog Mmen6es
ment pirfli9 in Rraft triH, miro Die
gegen&pdrtige @eneration ieinen 8i=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-20
Der Sreihcitsfafitpf.

Sic SEEM Dorfer @etperfi6nften ba=
ben cine Mihmnl1ng eingeleitet, I'M
al erfn11oen, ob lire MitgIieber fir
einen ungemeinen 5treif aIg Broteit
gege11 6ie fir ben /. SuIi IN Nusii4t
iteben6e MISUNDERSTANDING finb.
Ser RongreB BOT befanmli9 Elm &c
feb erloi1en, b11rb tpeldes bie ger
1tennng u1,b Ser Berfnuf geiitiger @e-
tranfe nod benz 1. Suli perboten
miro. Diefes @efeb lit als &riegs,
maBnobme ge6aht unb ion Bis gum
MbfdlnB Ser 0emobiliiierurg Der
Bunbesitreitfrdfte in &raft bletbe11:
Mit benz 8robibitionsamen6ement
E5u1r 8nnoesberfaiiung but bas @eieb
ni1ts 5u Tim; es lit cine WaBnobn1e
fir ii6L 6ie bonn &ongreB 1eoer5ett
tpi6errufe n mer6en fam, uno anf ben
@ioerruf bot Die nnter Der organt-
iierten Mrbeiteri6aft eingeleitete Be-
meg11ng es nbgeieben..
Die Borole 1T a%11sgegeben tporoen:
Sem Bier - feine Mrbeit! Dus lit
6ie1elbe 8oroIe. 6ie ieiner5eit bon ben
engIii9en M1tnitionsarbeitern arsge-
qeben mur6e, als man ibr tdgliAes
8ierquantum perfiir5en molte, mas
lie 6urd lire enti9ieoene &altung 81
bereiteln tpuBten. Mber eS 1T ni9t Die
orobenoe gnt5iebung BEG 8iergem1i-
les auein, sic uniere @rbeiteridaf
DeranlaBt, geger Die bonn &ongreB
perfigte @robibition 5teaung 5u
nebmen; 1ie molen gleid5eitig berbi-
ten, baB pieIe &unoerttau1en6e bon
Mrbeitern, 6ie nit ibrer @riiten5 I'M,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-20

Mrobam 2iincoIn 80 SUB bod
urb 81 Sub Did.
@m. McSfnlep, 291 SUB bod nro
% Sub sid.
Cation, 2e2 SUB bod uno q Sub
Sid. !.
California, 200 SUB bod uno 80
SUB Did.
General @rant, 264 SUB bod uno
IS SUB bid.
Geo. @aibington. 255 SUP bod u.
go SUB bid.
Dbige Beibreibung gebort bent 3
|5equoia Sectional Harf. Suolib bon
bielem Gain lit Ser Maupofa @roDe,
ipeItberubmt b1rd feline &ieientan.
men. Gin 500 Sabre otter 8alm 1T
immer nod in feiner S~lgenb5ett; etn
tauienoi9briSer IN ieinem geretften
MannesaHer. limb iein @reiienalter
founut erit nod 1000 Sabren. Als Die
sIraeliten aus @gppten aogen (15OO
Dor gbrifh1s) mar Der dlteite 6ieler
Wal6rieien ffhon Elm getDaltiger Nefe.
Da8 gr6Bte Nat1rtpur16er oieIes
Barfes 1T Der @ri55lp-@ iant-8 al1m
|Sein umfang lit SO SUB, fein Durd.
meier 29h SUB, ieine &obe 204
SUB. Sn 8ollbretter geidgt, fonnte
MAJ, nit ietnem 9ola 6as groBte
|Dampfidiff Ser Bet bnuen. Wiroe
MOI, {eiinen @tamm an Der @rbober-
fiddle augbobIen, f0nrten Elm ge-
mobnIi4er uno 5tpei StraBenbabntpa,
qen geite an Seite btn6urhfabren u.
ser 8alm Bate nuf atpet Setten nod
Solt ger,tl1g, iid 1elbit 5l unteriti&er.
Dieier &6niq oes Barfs 1T ungefdbr
1000 Sabre alt.
Dieier n5ottige @ieie" 1T Der britt,
ar0Bte Banm Ser @elt. Ser groBte u.
6lte1te lit ser General Sberntan am
|5equoM NationaI Barf, 264 SUB
Bod un6 IS SUB bid.
Mn6ere groBe 8dinme I'M Wartpo1a
Nnrf iin6 Ser Baibington @a11m, BEL
len DurdmeHer nrr brei Bon mente
ger betragt als ser @ri55lp=@iam -
Ser @olumbia<8 Baum NIT elmer 9obe
bon 294 SUB r1rb 6erWamona-Baum
6urd) beiien @tomm cine &c brette
Observation-Disclosures fiibrt. 3mei fleinere
Saine linb nod I'M Sofemhe<Sd gu
1eben: ser Merce6 nn6 Der Enol11m11e.
.ShIuB: 5een ,2Gnber, Wdl6er IN Der
6ern,
gbret, Iobet, prei1t Sen Serrn.
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Sehr 3~eitecmdber Rirten>
bricf.
bes b~odbtu'ften @errn 8tfdpfs Mer@
6tna np1t Tprt @a4ne, Sub.

1eS bpdstu3 ten Qerrn Std}Dfs 2tler7
bing bon Tprt Ba4ne, Sub.
@eliebte I'M Serrn!
@oH lei Danf! Ser groBte &rieg
Ser @eItgefdidte, tpelder iid fAon
iiiiber bier Sabre bin5og, TAM an Dem
epiq 6enfmiir6igen l.. Mobember
1918 3u gnbe. 8ebn Milionen
Wdnner in Ser Blite Der Sugen6,
8tpei bunoert Minionen Dollars on
@elo; namenlofe 9pfer an Mfiibla-
len unb 2eiber, Die Got aletn be-
fannt iin6, tp11r6en a11f bent Mltare
ser Greibeit oargebra@t. @s NOR
@otteg III. Biue, BOP es 70 fommen
ioute. Die1er idredlide arieg nit
ieine1t fur4tburer Golgen tuar fit
11ns Elm mobIper6ientes 5trafgertht.
Sin ie6er bon uns fat fetnen Seil
biefes 5trufgeribtes beroient lrb
empfanger1: sic @ottesleugner, bic
11ebertreter Ser gottIiden @ebote> Die
&iraenperfolger unb ar6 ale iene
&atbolifen, sic ibrem @otte ertpe6er
MIR nit Iauem &er5en 6ienten, ODER
ibm aud ibren Dienit ga115 unb gar
bermeigerten. @oH, infer liebettoer
Softer, 3ii9tigt uns, lint u1s 5l1r lint
unb &ndfebr gu mabnen. Or 5ud=
tiqt uns in leiner @eredtigfeit nno
mobnt nns CUR &idfebr 1T 1einer
HANDKERCHIEF. 2aiiet nns ibm no=
ben bon Demlt nn6 3erfniri9nng!
Denn es 1tebt geidrieben: r@in be-
miitigeS nn6 5erfniri6tes 5er5 miro
@ott ni9t bon it6 netien."
&atb. S6nlen.
Bie ober lon's IN 3nfnnft tDeroen2
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neberaa erbaltlid.

eSF+E-#-E #r @Emsa.ra .lEEE- .grE.a L#
BEIRUT idaperli9 erIeben. W2t Brote-
fter 1T gege11 bas ENHANCEMENT nidts
mebr mls3uridten, einerlei tpie mai-
ienbaft fie eingeben m0gen. N19 nit
.eiinem Maiienmsitanbe Der geiamten
Mrbeiter16aft BEG 2on0es fam bas
SSnfrofttreten bes Nmen6ements ni6t
mebr %berbin6ert ner6en; 6ie ein5ige
M6glibfet, 6ns 2ano bon oie1er 6ro-
ben6en &eimiu@atng 5u bemabren,
Iiegt in BEN @eri6ten, un6 6abin
n1iiiien fortan ale Bemiibungen, Die
i91per be6robte perf0nli6e 5reibeit at
retten uno 6as 2an6 Dor nniiberiebba-
rem S6a6en gu betpabren, geridtet
ner6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-20

Die 8eboIferung bon ct. Beters-
burg 1T rnter Der &erridaft Der Ste
pollution nuf elm Bierfel Der friiberer
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