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Evening star., 1941-01-04
New Sermon Series Starts
AT Calvary Methodist

DR.. Orris Gravenor Robinson,
minister of the Calvary Methodist
Church, will conduct holy commun-
ion at IL am tomorrow. At pm,
he will begin a series of sermons on
How Are You Getting Along?' The
senior choir will have special music
for both services.
The young peoples league will
meet at 7 pm Miss BeSs Miles,
director of Christian education, will
give some facts about the church
community from a recent study she
has made.
DR.. Robinson will conduct service
Thursday at pm. He will begin
some special studies in preparation
for the National Christian Mission.
Alvin Corbin, president of the young
adult department, announces a busi-
ness and social meeting on Wednes-
day evening. Mrs. Charles Summers
and Mrs. w. o. Ison, of the Iowa
Apartments, will entertain Circle
No. 2 of the Woman's Society of
Christian Service at their home on
Thursday at 1890 o'clock.
Evening star., 1941-01-04

study book to the Fellows Circle
meeting at the home of Mrs. Everett
McLaine, 6108 Ridge drive, Brook
mont, Md; Ida Hoyt Chamberlin
will tell of her experiences in China
at the meeting of the Jones, McIn-
tosh and Bolgiano Circles at the
Let's Building; Mrs. Raleigh Gill
christ will speak on "Braille" before
the Frances Smith Circle meeting at
the home of Mrs. T. B. King, 1881
Cathedral avenue NV, and Mrs.
Art Brown will review the study
book for the Underwood Circle meet
ing at the home of Mrs c. H. Pamp-
lin. 55 Michigan avenue NE.
The Whitson Circle will be enter
tanned at the Evangeline Hotel on
Wednesday at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1941-01-04
Church Motto for 1941'
Will Be Dr.. Balls Tonic

Church Motto for 1941" will be
the theme of DR.. Balls sermon
Sunday morning at the Metropolitan
Baptist Church. Members presented
what they thought a suitable motto
for the year.
In the evening the Rev. Mr.. Ball
bach will lead the song service. His
sermon subject will be Fact, Faith,
Feeling"
Young Peoples Societies meet at
$50 pm.
On Monday at 7:45 the Girls
Prayer Group will meet at the Ball
bach home and the Boys Group
in the church
On Thursday at $50 am. the
Ladies Prayer Group will meet. At
7 pm. the deacons meet and at
T:45 the meeting is in charge of
the Senior B. Y. P. U. At $40 the
Personal Workers Band will meet,
conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Ballbach.
Evening star., 1941-01-04
UniversaIist Church
To Observe Communion

At the Universalist National
Memorial Church tomorrow at IL
m. DR.. Seth R. Brooks will preach
on Making Use Of the Available y
Holy communion will be observed
The National Capital Choir will sing.
The Adult Glass will meet at
10 am. The Young People S
Christian Union meeting will be at
pm.
On Monday from 10 am. to 3
pm. the women will sew for the
Family Service. At s pm. the
Optimist Club will meet. Mrs.
Alice Weaver Newhard is in charge
of the program and will present
Fun in an Artists Studio" James
L. Jones, bass, will be the guest
soloist, accompanied by Mabel H.
Test.
There will be Campfire Guard
ians' luncheon on Tuesday. The
Quadrille Club will meet at pm.
The Church School Association
will meet at 6 pm. Thursday.
The two Red Cross units will
meet Friday from 10 am. to pm.
and from to $50 pm.
Evening star., 1941-01-04
Trinity Methodist

The new year communion service
will be held at II am. The senior
chorus choir will sing 20 Savior of
the World" by Goss. At 8 pm. the
Rev. Daniel Justice has for his
theme "Purposeful Living"
The young people will attend a
tea at pm. at the Church of the
Brethren, followed by a meeting for
youth, conducted by Mrs. Garry
Cleveland Myers, on the topic,
Choosing a Life Mate"
The Butler Glass will meet at 8
pm. on Tuesday for election of
officers and a social.
On Wednesday at 8 pm. the
Woman's Society of Christian Serv-
ice will hold a business meeting and
social.
The Sacrament From the Storm"
psalm XXX is the theme Thursday
evening.
Evening star., 1941-01-04
Central Presbyterian

DR.. James H. Taylor will preach
In the morning on The Spiritual
and Moral Demands of the New
Year" and in the evening on Some
Remarkable Resolutions"
The Westminster League will
meet at pm, after which there
will be fellowship. The Christian
Endeavor Society will meet at pm.
The Friday Night Class for Young
People, under the instruction of Dr.
Taylor, will have as the next topic
of study in the life of Christ The
Events of the Second Year of His
Ministry"
Evening star., 1941-01-04
Luther Rice Church
Will Be Organized
At Sunday Service
Ceremonies Will Be Held
In First Unit of
New $4,000 Building

Formal organization ceremonies
Of the Luther Rice Memorial Bap-
fist church, 53l5 North Capitol
street, will be held tomorrow at 8
pm.
DR.. Rufus w. Weaver, executive
secretary OF the District Of Colmm-
bia Baptist Convention; DR.. w. O.
Lewis, general secretary. Baptist
World Alliance; George Fraser. pres
ident of the District of Columbia
Baptist Convention: DR.. w. S. Aber-
nethy, pastor of Calvary Baptist
Church: w. w. Everett, chairman
of the Amos Kendall Fund trustees;
the Rev. Charles B Austin, pastor
OF the West Washington Baptist
Church; the Rev Mike Elliott. pas
tor of the new church, and the
pastors, with two delegates from the
Baptist churches of the District, will
participate.
The ceremonies will be held in the
first unit Of a new building The
church. formerly the Chillum Mis-
sion and Sunday school, had its in
ception in 1898, when IA persons
organized a Sunday school, Serv-
ices were held in an old residence
on property which had been pur-
chased by the Amos Kendall trus-
tees. The new building. with the
lot and parsonage, represent an out
lay of about $4,000. The church
will organize Sunday with approx
mately 100 members.
Luther Rice after whom the
church was named, was the founder
of George Washington University.
He also established the Columbian
Star, the first national Baptist jour-
nal. It is the purpose Of members
of the church to develop the church
as a national shrine to his memory.
The Rev. Mike Elliott came here
from Chicago, where he held an i'm
portant paStorate. He is editor and
publisher of the United States Bap-
fist.
Other services Sunday will in
clude a charter membership roll call
and the first communion service at
II am. The first baptismal serv-
ice Will be held at the close Of the
evening service, beginning at 8
O'Clock.
Special services will be held each
night throughout the week at s
o'clock. The pastor will speak at
each service.
Evening star., 1941-01-04
Bible Lectures

The officials of the Columbia Col
lege of Christian Education, 1708
Massachusetts avenue NV. an
nounces a series of Bible lectures to
be given by Elsie Wade Stone, pres
tdent.
Studies in the Book of Revelation
will be presented each Wednesday
at 7:45 pm. The central theme will
be The Day of the Lord"
There will be studies in the Book
of Hebrews each Sunday at 4 pm.
At this service the Columbia Choir
isters will give a program Of sacred
music. Both students and guests
are invited to all OF these lectures.
Evening star., 1941-01-04
EIdebrooke Methodist

Dr. Walter NJ. Michael will preach
at II am. on Making Our Religion
Practical" and at 8 pm on Basic
Values" The Junior and senior
Youth Fellowship groups will meet
at pm.
The executive body of the Mis-
sionary Society will meet at II am.
Thursday.
On January 10, from to 9 pm.
DR.. J. c. MILAN, director of religious
education of the Baltimore Confer
ence, will conduct a Sunday school
area conference at this church.
Dinner will be served at 6 pm.
Evening star., 1941-01-04
DR.. Harris 10 Preach
On New Year Theme
AT Foundry Church
Anthems Are Selected
For Morning Service;
Circles Will Meet

Our Old Selves and the New
Year" is to be the subject Of DR..
Frederick Brown Harris tomorrow
at II am. at Foundry Methodist
Church. The anthems to be sung by
the choir are Build Thee More
Stately Mansions" by Andrews, and
20 for a Closer Walk With God, by
Foster
At 8 pm. DR.. Harris and DR.
Chesteen Smith will make short
addresses on a theme relating to the
new year. In addition to the choir
numbers, Jordan Bentley, baritone,
will sing THE Prayer Perfect" by
StinSon.
The Woman's Society of Christian
Service will meet Tuesday. Lunch
con meetings will be held at 1890
pm. in various homes. Mrs. Fred
erick Brown Harris will present the
Evening star., 1941-01-04
North Washington Baptist

The church will observe the week
of prayer beginning Monday night
at the home of E. L. Hahn, TAP
Rock Greek Church road NV:
Tuesday, Ralph Campbell, 5lO4
Kansas avenue NV; Wednesday,
Angus Giainny. 4409 Kansas ave-
nue. NV; Thursday. Highlands
Baptist Church; Friday, the pastor,
4139 New Hampshire avenue NV.
On Sunday morning the Rev. Henry
J. Smith will preach on: "Self-Dis-
covery Through Success" The Bap-
tist Student Union of Washington
will conduct the evening service,
under the leadership of its presi-
dent. Truman Lancaster. Com
munion service and reception Of
new members at the morning serv-
ice.
Evening star., 1941-01-04
Petworth Baptist

The Rev. James P. Rodgers and
family returned from Miami, Fla.
where they have been visiting their
parents and grandparents.
At the communion service on Sun
day morning he will receive new
members and preach on "Unpos-
sessed Possessions. In the eve
ming, when there will be baptisms,
his subject is Spiritual Malnu-
triton" The vested choir will pre-
sent three anthems.
The Yaden Bible Glass will meet
Wednesday evening. Arrangements
are being made for Firemen's Day,
Masonic Day and the banquet with
the Philathea Glass.
On Thursday evening the pastor
will give a short talk
Evening star., 1941-01-04
Chevy Chase Presbyterian

Nine Chances Out of Ten will
be the subject of Dr. J. H. HOLSTERS
sermon at II am. He will be the
guest of the Hearthstones at els
pm. and will lead the discussion in
in the Fireside group meeting at
7:30 pm. The Collegians will meet
at 7:3O pm, and the young adult
group at 7:45.
Miss Maude Alton, principal of the
District Americanization School,
will be the guest speaker at meet
ing of the mothers class January
7 at l pm.
Mrs. Georgette Ross Howard will
give another lecture in her series
on current events Friday at 1890
am.
Evening star., 1941-01-04
Church Of the Pilgrims

DR.. Andrew Reid Bird will preach
at II am. on January Freshness,
or Gods Gift of the Morning" and
at 7:45 pm. on Lead Kindly Light" p"
or How Can We Make Right De-
ciSiOns in the New Year?'
On Thursday at 7:45 pm. Vernon
Lowe will make an address on THE
Place of the Church in the Saliva
ton of the World"
The Young Peoples Society, Fell
loWship Group and Christian Pio-
neers will meet tomorrow at 6:15
pm.
Evening star., 1941-01-04
The Church of Two Worlds.

Facing Forward will be the
subject of the Rev. H. Gordon Bur-
rouohs tomorrow evening at the
Hotel Continental Miss Mabel
Owens, mezzo-soprano. will be the
soloist. A message service, follow
ing a short lecture. will be given by
the minister at the Wednesday eve
ming meeting.
Evening star., 1941-01-04
Erancis Asbury Methodist

DR.. Robin Gould will preach at II
am. on What Comes of 1t All"
and at 8 pm. on What Is Spirit
uality?"
At GAS pm. the young people and
young adults will meet.
On Monday evening the Board OF
Stewards will meet.
Evening star., 1941-01-04
GhriHtian Srirnrr
Christian Science

CHURCHES OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST
Branches of The Mother Church,
The First Church of Christ
Scientist, Boston, Mass.
First Church of Christ Scientist
Columbia Rd. and Euclid St.
Second Church of Christ Scientist
Ill C st. NE.
Third Church of Christ Scientist
18th and L SITS. NV.
Fourth Church of Christ Scientist
18th and Oak SITS. NV.
SUBJECT:
"GOD"
SUNDAY II AM and SPIN
wEDRssD Ta2Esf AY SSh22iNfS 2%ENiSd Nj MEETING
i52$5 s4Bio gRooHsAEyszz., sEsz,oS suNRAys. R,yS
SECOND SEC =: ANp AM F6HRF2 S!A!F2N Eg1D2Ss. DsSs.
12:45 PM. STATION WRC.
READING ROOMS
FIRST CHURCH-730 18th st,
NV. Hours, 9 to 9 Except
WEDNESDAYS, 9 to 7, and Sun
days and holidays, 2::30 to $500.
SECOND CHURCHILL c st.
NE. Hours, II to $50 pm.
weekdays; 2:30 to $50 Sun
days and holidays.
THIRD CHURCH -Colora do
Bldg, 14th and G SITS. Hours
8 to 9 wednesdays, 9 to 7:30,
and Sundays and holidays. 2
to g.
FOURTH CHURCH-Riggs Bank
Bldg, $500 18th st. to 9 week.
days; Wednesdays, 9:30 to 7;
Sundays, 2::30 to $50 pm.
Holidays. 2:30 to $50 pm.
All are pelcome to attend our church
services and use our reading rooms.
Evening star., 1941-01-04
Jrtrnns
Friends Meeting of Washi

FRIENDS MEETING (ORTHoDoxJ
18th and Irving Streets NV.
o 4 , m.-Sunday School 100 NJ
Meetings for worship. All welcome.
Friends Meeting of Washington
CEstsblished I930-2III Florida Ave)
Meeting for Worship First Day Sunday
at II am All interested are welcome.
Sunday School 945 am.
Evening star., 1941-01-04
Arm JrruHalrnt
(SWEDENBORGIAN.

CHURCH OF THE HOLY CITY.
18th Above o, NV.
Q IS ans. s. 10 am-Arcans Class.
u 90 m Worship Sermon by the Pastor.
500 pm.-FPllowShip Circle.
Pastor, Rev. Paul Sperry.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-19

tetlt, tueldes iid a,f oen uoterielleu
6ortlbritt lno Die mooernem 8erlal-
lungeu itiibt, iie BON ieinent @cilte
onrdorlutseu uno ourdlduert iebeu
mill. OaB a6er oieie gleid,lpobl az
lib nit ibm nibt ioentild iino, nid)t
init ibn 5,tiamlneniaIen, lit ebenIo
loabr uno ridtig. Nur nit ieuem Sp.
ltenL oas Sic Stride auf alien @ebe.
ten altf oas beftigite beflupit llno
iiberaa ibre beiliame 9roit 5lt bent.
nten Iudt, batteu es ser Gpnobus
itno Die gleid5eitis erlaiiene Gnspfli-
ia 5u ti,n, iuie ser 3ulalnntenboua oer
lestern flar erbdrtet. gs lit ser pilidyt.
inaBise Broteit Der Stride aegen iene,
lueld)e oie &elisiou aus ser 0ifeut.
ltden, iuIe aus Der bdusld)eu @eIeu.
Idoft, aus Der Sdule nno ons oem
Seben binausordnsen, sic 9o6u bem
So5lolisttuS uuo &o,mumtnisuus e6.
men, Die driitlide Woral lmterarobeu.
Die @r,loldse ser alten SSafobiner
nno Der Barrier &onn,une bon 1871
atf oen Sbron erbeben iuoaen. Der
Nod)folser Bctri bat nidt oicIcs ooer
ienes Sallo, oieies ooer ieues sSnoiui.
oluun int Au9e, ion0eru CT faft al
oas ser Stride lno ser MemIdbeit
orobenoe 8eroerben nit einenu @life,
nit elmer Sat 5tianruen, uno liebt es
bonn Stanop,tltte ser ourd) sic 81.
fenbarltna erleltdteten Ierlulnft at.
oie ale &onleouen5cn tpobl erluGat.
Oas Grunogeiet Oes 6ortlhrittS, see
3ipilllation lrno ser sSreibcit, oos III
oas epangclilrn, oas lit unier Sci.
lano Ielblt, ser ser @elt oos b0d,lte.
oos oieie bret 9inge lit ser eocllteu
8eoelttl.ng luufaHeuoe Soeal bulge.
itellt bat.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-19

offentfidte Bius ser Nelntc ein H,lno-
idrei6en an Sic fatbolilGen 8il60ie
oes grofreiies, 1T tuel6en1 er 80 ser
ballptia6liditen Srrtiimcr ser Belt
uerllrteilte. Inter 0ieien so Mrtifeln
beiddftigen li6 sic bier lesten oircft
nit oem Siberalism1s.
@eraoe sic BON ser @elt perfonn
ten relieioien @abrbeiteu, sic Yius
ser Neltnte ipieberbolt perfiin6igt,
perbiiraen iuabren Sortidritt, lpobre
3iuililation, lpabre Sreibeit, >uabres
golfersliid. Sic 5eieen ,pie @ott uno
@eI6opf @eiit nno Moterie, Ser.
nl,nft ln0 @laube, Natur ,mo lleber.
natl1r, MeuBeres 1no SSnneres, 2eib
uno Seele, Staat lno Stride, Staats-
biirger uno Gbrilt peoer beripe6lelt,
nod aus ibren Serbanoe geriilen, ob.
Iolut getrennt, feinoielig iid gceen.
iibergeitellt 1uer6en sir fen, lpie sic
Observation-Disclosures oGcin oles
barmoniid, ieoes iu ieiner l,nsetrii6.
ten 8abrbeit, erfennen laiieu uno
infer grfenne1l uno 2eben in ipunoer-
6aren ginflang bringen, ipie ct al,-
berbalb oerielben iid nirgenos errei-
den ldbt, 1.no lpie Ga, no 5lpil6en
beioen, 5luilden etuigen Brin5ipien
uno momentan geltenoen Tatladen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-19
@t6eraltsmus nn0 WoOerniSmuS

gs banbelt li6 bier nibt 6arun1
tuas Die Holitifer l,nter 2i6eralismus
berltebe1t. Sn fir6lihem Sinne lift
Der 2i6eralismus ioe,ltiid NIT Ser TO-
genannten 1nooernen @eltaniba,l1ng
uno lit slbfau bon bem @eilte oes
gbriitentlltns auf reliei0le,n, politi-
ldem 1tno loaialenl @ebiete. gr lteat
int 8eIen cine neue @nflaae ooer
8ieoergeb1rt ser 8eltanidaullng
oes tlaiiiid zbeioniiben 3eitalters oar.
Die mooerne &ult,1r, Sic &ultur bes
2iberalismus, lit cine religionsloIe II.
oft offene feinolide &l1ltl,r. 9ie libe-
rale Biiieni6aft bat iid pom poiiti-
ben @lauben eman5ipiert, oas mo-
oerne 2ebeu uno Sic ipe5ifiid mo0er.
ne Siteratur, sic Sittengelete bnrd
setpiiie @nltanosreeeln eriebt. 9ieie
mooerne 3ultur lit cine einieitig nas
terieQe &ult,lr, elm ipabrer Mbfall
pom @eiite, Set fladite 1lnb frolleite
Waterialismus. CT bat ferner ben
materialiltilden lno atbeiltiideu 60
5ialis,nlls er5eugt.
- Die Stride bat ibon mebr als felt
einen balben Sabrblnloert allf sic
berbangnispollen Srrtiiner 6es 2ibe.
ralismns 1tuo MateriaIismus binse.
tuteien. Mm s. De5en1ber 1864 ber-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-19
FORMS AlpENkRAUTER

Retmen ete fetae anaSHseR Gtaaeen
NIT Sbrer Wefaustett. 2rautbett trtust
Not unb Ssrsea, tdslUddt Sbre 2eteaS.
TRAIT nab beraabt Ste Strer 2ebeasiresbe.
Bet etutrefenber Qranfbeit, penm etc else
Hansiran Fab, ptrb stettetdst Stre SAINT
lie serna6ldfHat; 0eun Ste eta Mrbetter
ftmb, mag Nm SIR Gtufoasmea perrtasera
nub Gle aab sJtre sAaSe 1amttte letben.
Stele 2eteea wte !. .. geUSbaltthe GrtGl.
taasen, RerSsStGt 8erSanansS SNirxaeea,
Maseaeerittnsss~ases, sAtaf:: sas MPpe.
tthaHsteit Fas sftmais anf fsb(ertdfte
8ersanans nab fsafttsaaie &artfetbiSfett
snrad5ufRbrem. 1ornts Mlpenlrdutef TT
etne aasseSetsMefe Naaseat6ttsleit anre.
senbe Webtsin, bic fetf iiber 0Seuerattst
nen befauat nnb i'm GebraMt9 TIT. Ste 1T
aaS 18 peridhtebenea naebtStaiitbea 2Dxr-
sela, 8rdatera mah 8danSea hesseifefIt.
Mtpeatrdater 1T etue ssrsRslt@e 3ettStm.
% WRIT ieidt nab mttte auf NaSen naS
Gtnee,peise nab htift 70 ber Natnr. tire
resetmdAtae 8ersaasHss. nab &nsfdaet'
bnnsSfsMfttsneW aaSSaihtrem. Mtpea.
trdnter Sat eiae srRabftbe sierfadae Str.
fxas; ss tiift bev Sdttstett bes Yfaseas;
reGnitert ben Stnttgaas; Seratetrt bic
NHSfdstbans bard bie Rteren: Slit nat
bef&aeantst 8erbawnRa. @ena SIRE Dc.
i4perben anf fetlertsfte 8srSaRnns nnh
Axsfdetbm1s smradSwfAtrea FAB, feien
Ste atdat entmatiSt @sM anbere DaebtStneu
ntdat aetslieM taben.' 2asfeM Sie asda
beate etae Siajhe Mtpeatrdater amb iaber.
seuse1 ete I'd fetSH ssa ben Bsssases.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-19
9ofojenifi aIs Yrop6et oes Soli6enismus

Der tiefreligi6ie rlliliidc Shrift-
fteller Sebor MibaiIotpitib Goitnietu.
ffi, Der idon bor mebr als 20 Sabren
bic 5olgen Der itngldu6igen ipeltenro.
paild)en 8iloung poransIab; bat all6
ben 9olidetpismts in GllBlano pro-
pbe5eit.
sSSn ieiner S,tgeno neigte 9oitoiem-
fti 5u oen 2ebren peridieoener So5ia=
Ititen. Spater erfannte er, oaB 60
5ialismus 5u Sflaoerei ,tno 8ernei>
nuns ser menidliden Berlonlidfeit
fiibreu m,,B. Bier Sabre ibmadtete
er in ser 8erbann,ng, aus ser er als
gaus an6erer WenI6 suriidfebrte.
@dbrene bieler Sabre in Sibirien
tpar OoitoietpIfi int uOItrog' (@e.
fdnenis) NIT Sbtuerperbre1ern ,no
W0roern s,tiammen; aber al.d rnter
bieiem sl6i6allnt ser Wenidbeit bat
er ben a0ttlideu 5ltuten ser menid-
liden Seele sefunoen. stob ieiner
anldaa,ltng fann Der Wenld ME 10
tief fallen, baB in ibm oas @0ttlibe
gang alssel0id)t tpiiroe. 9oitoietpiti
beidreibt in ieineu ~auf5eihnuneen
aus bem Sotenbauie" oas @eibna6ts-
feit im @efangnis. Mit tranenerfiiu.
ten Aueen beteten sic Serbreder;. lie
fiiBten 9relts uno @oangelillrn, eingen
bann nadoenfli6 in ibre 3ellen 51-
rid; at bielem Sage mar fein 3anf
uuo fein Streit int ,,Oitros'.
Sn ieinem >sagebud 6es Sdrift.
iteaers' idreibt 9oItoielpifi: rSSeoe
@eieaibaftsform obne @ott lit gum
untersang berurteilt. .. Die 8iiien-
fbaft uno Der @ebanfe an SEN gt,,t.
gen allein f0nnen bem WenIden @ott
"tidt eriesen." lleber ben So5ialis=
Nuts iaste er: u8as iit sic @runo<
ioee oes So5ialismus nno tuomit
wiro eas @olt berfiibrt? @s lit oie
Soee ser Bliinoerung Ser 3eihen!"
Su ieinent Homan u9riiber &ara-
maIotu" seidnet er Sen 8atermoroer
Smeroiafom. f. 9ieier lit @ottesleus-
TIER, perIpottef Helision uno Moral
uno iast: ,,@s eibt feinen @ott, fols=
lid lit alles erlal,bt, Oh Woro ober
Raltb 80" CT totet ieinen eigenen
Batter, ben alten &aramoIop, uno be-
raubt i'm. Spdter aber erleioet CT
folde @etuiiensqualen, oaB er iid er-
bdngt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-19

9oitoietuifi belaB i'm boditen @raoe
oie prppbetiibe @abe ,rno bot audi
oen 8olidetuismus porauseeieben uno
porausgeiagt. Sn u@ebriioer Sara
naiotu' ersdblt er bon e1nem lllurs
pator, Ser als fali6er gbriitus auf.
tritt. 9as Bolt bdlt ibn fiir Sen
luabren gbriitus; oieier aber tu,troe
ins @efangnis getporfen. Gbrilt,ls
frast BEN lliurpator, pie es tonnt,
oab oos san5e 8olf ibm CLAUDE uno
ibn fir @ott balte. Der ltlnrpator
ontmortet: ,,es lift uns eeluneen, sic
Neniden 5t betriigen; le glaltben
mir ieien NIT 9ir, nit gbriitlls, aber.
mir iino nit ibm. -" ,Mit
iuem 2" - ,,Wit Dem, ser Oir
ale @eide 6ieier groe ouseboten bat,
oamit 81, ibn bieneIt, Su ober boIt es
abgelebnt." 0as lit 9oitoietuifis Bi>
iiou bonn fommenoen Mntibrilt.
'sSn oem Homon u91monen" seiat.
iid Sic propbetiide @abe 9oltoietuItis
in poller @etpolt. Ser Selo oes @o.
mans, Beter 8erdomenifp, entpirft
leine 3uf,rnftspline: u8ir tperoen
einen Staat erridten, in oem alles
auf Spiona9e aufsebaut ieiu tuiro.
9lQe tperoen Sflapen uno in ser
Stlaberei eleih iein. 8ir brauden
feline boben @eiiter. @ir tpollen
@leidbeit, Sic @leibbeit in ser 5f(a-
peret. 8ir iueroen sic SSsnternatio-
male oes @rotes idaffen, ipir berbrei-
ten Mngeberei &latidIudt uno Srint-
iudt." 5taurosiu, 81 oem er bas
Iagt, ibeint es, als pertpan6elte lid
iu oieIem Musenblid oas @e1idt oes
8erdotuenIti lit oas antlis oes Sa-
tans. Ser anoere ,,So5ialiit' in ,,9d,
monen" - Sd)igaletp - 1ebnt sic
perionlide ssreibeit, ab. (Senin bat
ipdter geIast: u9ie Sreibeit lit Elm
biirgerlibes' 8ort,rteil!") Seute lit
Ser 3onan ,,9dmonen" a,ts oeti 81
fentliden 8ibliotbefen ent fernt NOR
oen uno in ser eau5en SoIpiet,,nion
perboten.
aae Bropbe5ei,tneen, Sic 9oItoietue
ifi in oen SSabren t870-1S7S &C.
ldrieben bat, iino in @rfiilluns se-
gangen. Mls lettes @noe liebt 9oito-
ietplfi Sic 8ieoerfebr gbriiti nno sic
8ereinigi,ng oller 8olfer Ser gr0e
tnter oem 3eiben oes areu5es."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-19

lno menidliden 8oridrifteu, stuildeu
Eedt ,no @eies, Elm folder @inflane
nidt beItebt nuo nidt beiteben fonn
And ser 3eform-Yaplt Bius ser
3ebnte bate sic @efabreu oes 2ibe.
ralismlls, bes Wooernismus flar er.
fannt. Ser 8eformtuille 6ieies beilig.
maBisen Bapites aiug auf Sic Ser
tieflng nno Berfeltisung ser Siille
oes @laubens IN ser 9eltinln,tbeit
lno 9larbeit 6es Ooenas. Darum
mnlbte er iid not1uenois gegen oie
aenBerungen eines gana anoers &C..
arteten Eeformlpilleus tuenSen, ser
oou ser irrieen liberaliitiden Sort.
idrittsiOeologie ser 3eit berfam l,u0
ser meinte, eIuise 8abrbeiteu, tpelde
oie Stride beluabrte, als 5eitbe6ingt
uno iiberlebt ouf9eben su Iollen, uno
oas Dogma unter oas @eiek fortbalt.
ernoer e:ntluidluug iteleu ST miiiien.
Eils ser 3ebnte erfannte sic @efabr,
Die ans lolder Salt,,ng nidt nur fir
eill5elue @laubeuslebren, lonoern fir
Sic @runolase oes Ofienbarl,ngsglau.
bens IelbIt erlullct)s Wit bell
5trenge uno ltneridiitterlider @il-
lenSltarfe 1labu ser ieiuem @elcu
nad 10 frieoliebenoe Yaplt beu &i
a.f lmo fiibrte ibu obne &ompromiB
81 gnoe. ST faBte III ieil,en Grlal.
len Sic pielfdltigen Spielarteu ,ln5u-
lGiiieer Angleid)lng an oen ioge.
nanlltelt ulllooernen @eilt', 5. y. sic
@eltanld)ol,ung oes 2iberalisnu,s
ltnter oem Namen uWooernsnl,s"
5lIannleu 1lno fenn5eidnete Oieien
ais ein ySanlmel6eden aller 91re,
len', als Gerill1, sic 0abrbeit beu
Gntlpidll1ngsgeoauten at 1lntermer-
fe,L reli9ioies grleben lmo tpillenz
l6aftlideS 9enfeu boneimanoer gu
trellnelt sic @obr1eit Ser @ottes.
lobnldaft Gbriiti lmo- sic 9fealitdteu
ser Saframente at pero,tnfelu, tuenn
nldt 5lt leugnen. es gelang Hil1s
oem 3ebnten ourd ieinen Spnabus,
ollr6 feline @n5pflifa uYascenoi' lmo
bur6 bas 9efret ,2amelrtdbili", 10.
luie our6 0en antimo6erni teneio cine
flare Sdeioune Ser @eilter berbei5us
fiibrelt, sic Grfenntuis Der @efd6r.
lidteit 0es Mooernismus au tuefen
luo banit oieien ielblt sum NbIterben
5u bringen.
lWfit Dent Namen 2iberalismus 1T
ein firdenfeinolides Spitem berur.