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Evening star., 1941-11-02
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

DOLLS OLD GLASS or music boxes Have
you doll with china head in your attic or
trunk? Pay good prices Box l15-S. Star.
ELECTRIC RANGES, refrigerators. wash
ers and all other appliances; highest prices
paid: bought and sold. WO 1902.
FURNITURE, bric-a-brac. china, glassware,
rugs Sllverware. paintings; highest cash
prices paid. Call Murray Taylor 1898.
FURNITURE WANTED AT ONCE-We buy
all KINDS; also elec. retgs.. stoves. tools.
pianos etc: day or night. FIR. 2S07.
RNTTURE-Household furnishings of all
KINDS, maximum cash prices; brio -brac,
CHINA. Call any time, RE. 1904, Me 53l7.
GENTLEMAN will care for piano for use
Call ME. 3441
LINGUAPHoNE RECORDS, Portuguese:
Will rent for use at least months. Call
Temple 1895.
MOTOR ANALYzER. IN good condition.
1910 or 1871 model: will pay cash. Call
Mr. Locke, MI 5000. bet . and ).
MOTORS. machinery, all kinds bought.
sold, repaired. eXchRd.; cash for old equip
ment Harris Armature. ~. and o NV,
MOVIE CAMERA, \ mm also protector;
Eastman or Bell e. Howell; give age, model.
speed and price Box 299x. Star.
MOVIE PROTECTOR, :, milimeters. Give
Locust 4su-J-2. R. L. Chambers.
OFFICE FURNITURE-Must be in excellent
condition and reasonably priced for cash;
no dealers. Mr.. Mclean, District OI6I.
PIANO-Musiclan Will store piano in re-
turn for use; excellent care. Chestnut
1000. Ext. 4o4
PIANOS Quick cash for grands spinets
and small uprghtS of any make or in
any condition. Get our price before
you sell We also take pianos in trade
on new radios, electric TefrigeratorS. wash
ing machines, lroners and sewing ma
chimes. Republic 800 The Piano Shop,
1913 9TH ST. NV. OPEN EVENINGS
PROTECTOR s-mm BIB, Eastman or
Revere perfect condition give particulars,
price no dealers. Box 23l-X. Star
RADIO -PHONOGRAPHS-s US II you
want 10 save on slightly used floor sample.
new table model and console sets OF good
makes. Nice selection. Cash or terms
The Piano Shop. lol5 9TH ST. NV. OPEN
EVENINGS.
SAFES and VAULT DOORS. any size or
condition; liberal cash or trade-in.
THE SAFEMASTERS CO.
2304 Pa. Ave. NV MA 10T0
SEWING MACHINES-Get our prices on
floor sample machines before you buy:
cash or terms. We take old pianos. radios
and washing machines in trade The Piano
Shop. 1913 1th st. ". OPEN EVENINGS.
SEWING MACHINE-We buy all types;
repair hemstitching. buttons covered,
pleatlng. 9l7 F st. RE 1900. RE. 2311.
TABLES square, s; chairs. 30; . pool
tables. used; also ] small safe. Hobart
1914 l4l4 14th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
REUPHOLS STEERING
Attention Home Owners

Complete line used heating boilers. radia-
tors, pipes. all sizes; plumbing and build
ing materials at give away prices: floor
ing, 81 per m. General Wrecking Co. MI.
bl11. Brentwood I'd and W ST n e
Evening star., 1941-11-02

DINING ROOM SUITE, large. handsome
1O-pc. solid imported walnut, cost 81 ,loo'
sscrifice Sl65 Another beautiful 1O-pc.,
412O. Alabama Apts;. cor. 1th ana SIS
NV Dealer. Apt. POI Home sun. ana
Mon until pm. tWhltel
Evening star., 1941-11-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
REATITTFTIT. nTAMOND

To settle estate. beautiful old mine cut.
approx. i 30-10O carats. white gold blue
sapphire setting. Trustee will sacrifice for
$3.50; B. Nimro. 1874 Eye st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-11-02

6INING ROOM SUITE. hand carved.
Be, covered with plate glass. 2o4
Evening star., 1941-11-02

DIAMOND. solitaire. about , cts; per,
feet, platinum setting: sacriflce S4oo.
Broker Box 315X, Star.
Evening star., 1941-11-02

DINING ROOM SUITE. 10-piece, :S45. in
Guiding delivery; roll-away bed; coil Sprines
and innerspring mattress, SIS; foldlng
table. davenport style. Sl2, and several
small items Call SLIGO 255l.
Evening star., 1941-11-02

DINING ROOM SUITE, pieces, solid ma :,
koeany Duncan Phyfe, 800; also daybed
and baby ba thinette. 4OS CarroN ave.
Takoma Park Md
Evening star., 1941-11-02
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

GREAT DANE. good selection of pedlgreed
puppies, Wonderful protection for home
and children Mrs. r. D Lindsay, Coles
vllle Md sl2 miles Silver Spring signal
light Silver Spring l1s-J
Evening star., 1941-11-02

FURNITURE ANTIQUE and modern; beds,
desk, s., Enee-hoie desS' SIS: maple van
ity. so, settee, s.: dining tables, = TO
Slo; sidebsardS, 80 TO $40. odd chairs. $
to = ca. sofas SO to SIS ca: chest OF
SO: mirrors dresSeroe. ) pcs $50; drop
leaf tables. Sun . m. TO % pm. Emer-
son 4651. Lincoln Studios. 2"19 Wis
cOnSiN avo w.
Evening star., 1941-11-02

DINING ROOM, walnut buffet, table 4
chairs and pad; also twin metal BED
bases. CHI 1868 41I1 18th St n, Arl.
Evening star., 1941-11-02

IAMONDS-o- diamond platinum wedding
ring, very unusual value at SO. Arthur
Narkel, alS F st. NV. Suite 301-3.
Evening star., 1941-11-02

CHILDREN S COATS "a, size II; S6 for
lot or ST so apiece. Call Michigan 53S2
CHRISTMAS GIFTS, attractive, handmade;
Evening star., 1941-11-02

DIAMONDS-If you are interested IN a
real bargain despite the daily advances,
see our selection Of estate pieces lett
With US for sale. Must, be sold at once
at sacrifce prices. Sol. diamond ring with
diamond weighing about l q car SCI n
S1a6 Iadv's sol diamond ring with
Evening star., 1941-11-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

FILE CABINETS. =, wooden. excellent con-
dition both so for quick sale. 6l2 l.
Evening star., 1941-11-02

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fine quality,
bedrooms living room and dining room
suites az remarkable savings. 30or to
5n|. of. now on display in model homes
Evening star., 1941-11-02

pINING ROOM SUITE lamps, WurphY
bed window screens odd pieces. All day
Sunday weekdays after 6. 1909 Manches-
tey lane
Evening star., 1941-11-02

FURNITURE used, good condition. must
dispose Of Immediately No dealers. Liv
ing room set, dining room set. bpdrm. set,
hrPa kfaSt and AID HN31
Evening star., 1941-11-02

DINING SET. 1O-pc.. S9s: value, o25O,
living set. 3-pc like new, SOS; large office
desk and chair, S35; bedroom set. II pc,
S135; chairs. Lorraine Studios, $500
(ann Ant 81 WO 3S60
Evening star., 1941-11-02

leoDard [, mr~cd. % 80 80. brown.
coat, squirrel collar, size is, SO; all
perfect North O15S
Evening star., 1941-11-02

FURNITURE, rugs SILVER. porcelain and
bronzeS. Must be sold this week end.
IA Hobart ST NV. Leaving city.
Evening star., 1941-11-02

FURNITURE-Walnut hieh-boy and bu-
reau mahogany chair and rocker. mahog-
any hall table double and 3 single beds
complete breakfast table with 4 chairs,
. rugs and window draperies. odd bureau,
Taylor 21f3
Evening star., 1941-11-02

IRISH SETTER, 10 months Call Sunday
or after q pm. Monday. MI. 1412.
SS0TTlE ssF e. PUPPIEs A x C. black fe3
S. Quincy ST. Arlington. Va. CHI. 1888.
SMOOTH-HAIRED terrier puppies fe-
males. 50. Also record player Motorola.
Evening star., 1941-11-02

FURNTTURE-Long dining table long
buffet, serving buffet. china closet arm
chair, all walnut; tall white steel cabinet.
All perfect condition. Woodlev 1862.
Evening star., 1941-11-02

FURNITURE BARGAINS-New, some are
STAHLER' s. 625 F st NV Omen ewes
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-06

rn,,J WIT = 1900
7 NAV 'p'i"e'''
Lcnten Reducing Diet
S.-,.# ..u .. chef Louis Azuni
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oil. '-" F""''U "ttN.
ii. +. sherman
p,..t-r ST;.,s
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cream cUFpc-WILhOut sugar but
So f, J-t ,...rr-
l-'.-rLt orange JGICe; potato
ort.- milk. t.--- ami lllrlnr. an
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H-I ..S.
Dinner: Clear chicken soup;
nrofc.I -+orrna- fF.,I. f.L
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-06

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-06

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-29
FOR WOMANs BAY

Forty of the passengers board the Denali are booked for Womans Bay. The majority are laborers to be em- ployed at the base.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-29
FINLAND STOPS RELATIONS WITH
 GREAT BRITAIN
Russ War Cause of Friend. ship Gap Between
 Former Allies

LONDON, July 29-It is author itatively reported here that Fin land has severed diplomatic rela- tions with Great Britain. This is a result of the Films cooperation with Germany in the Russian war.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-29

Many commodities heretofore inn ported are now being produced in the United States, the Department of Commerce says.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-29
DEFENSE CENTER5 GET HELP,
 WORK PROJECTS

To help Alaskan communities in submitting requests for public works under the new Community Facilities Act, J. 0. Rettie, acting councillor of the National Res sources Planning Beard, and Fred T. Evans, assistant director of PWA, left here today by plane.
 Kettle and Evans are scheduled to consult with city administrations in Fairbanks. Anchorage and Kod- iak in regard to public work spro- jects to be submitted under the act.
 According to E. L. Bartlett, Sec retary of Ayaska, many applica tions for public work projects m defense centers of the Territory are now being prepared and at least one has been received at the Cover nor's office for approval. Under terms of the Community Facilities Act, sl5o 100000 will be spen throughout the, nation for projects in coInmnnities affected by the de- fense prgram.
 In Alaskan defense centers thronged by As deluge of new res idents. principal problems seem to be thoseAof school space, water and sewage systems for public health and much needed recreational fla cilities. Bartlett said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-29

! L> Approximately . AS00Q QoQ ,licepsed radio sets are operating in Canada. says the Department of Commefce.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-29
NORTH SEA TO
 SAIL FOR llTkA
 8 THIS EVENING

The Northland Transportation Company steamer North Sea ar rived in port this afternoon at 1 o'clock with g passengers aboard for Juneau from Seattle. They were Arthur Soule, Bob Bowling. Mrs. Bob Bowling, Miss Virginia Hub bard, Alice Bryson, Mrs. Walter McKinnon, Mrs. Art Soule, Mrs. Clark Hart, Mrs. John D. Hub- bard, Mrs. Ida L. Reynolds, Mrs. Solon Dore, Master Claire Dore, B. R. Hubbard, Mrs. Rosilia Mori- sette, Mrs. Wilma Ward, Mrs. Flora Thompson.
 c. F.. Bostick, c. T. Bostick, Bar ney Harutz, James Miller, Mike Ciko, and Peter Asypany.
 The North Sea will said from Juneau for Sitka at 8 o'clock this evening.
 Captain of the North Sea is L. Williams while the Purser is O. D. Littlehales.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-29
JESSIE FRASER T0WED I. MACK
 NEXT THURSDAY
We'll Known Douglas Girl Will Be Married in Ju-
 nedu Lutheran Church

Miss Jessie Fraser will become the bride of Theodore w. Mack Thursday evening, July 31, at g o'clock in the Resurrection Luth- eran Church, the Rev. John l. Cauble officiating.
 Miss Fraser is the daughter of Mrs. Robert Fraser of Douglas, and is well known in Juneau. She has recently been employed in tn e Treasurer's office. MT. Mack is the son of the Egil Macks of Se- attle and is employed in the First National Bank.
 Mrs. Leonard Thompson, sister of the bride, will be matron of honor, and Leonard Thompson will give the bride away. Best man will be Chester Zimmerman, and the ushers will be Tommy Cashen and Gordon Gray.
 A reception will follow the we'd ding, with Mrs. Felix Gray pour ing and Mrs. Daniel Douglas, Miss Elspeth Douglas, and Miss Eliza beth Fraser assisting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-29
sITKAN IN TOWN

William Stuart is now in Juneau from Sitka. He is staying at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-29
AWv5 MEETS TO
 DISCUSS PLANS
 FOR PROJECTS
Concerts, Knitting, First Aid Classes and Gardening
 on Future Program

The American Women's Volun- tary Service group met this morn ing to discuss several matters which they are sponsoring in Ju- neau.
 The members, chairmaned by Mrs. Ernest Gruening, made further plans for the two concerts to be given by Miss Ellen Repp, contral- to on August 6 and '. Miss Repp will sing at SIS o'clock on both evenings in the Presbyterian Church.
 The AWVS also announces that a shipment of yarn from the Brit ish War Relief has arrived, and those wishing to knit children's sweaters may obtain the material from Mrs. Wallace, who may be reached at the home of her sister, Mrs. Jack Molyneau. Mrs. Wallace is in charge of the disposal of the yarn.
 Mrs. E. F. Vollert made a report on the First Aid classes which were recently completed Nearly 125 per sons will receive their First Aid certificates, and the organization is very pleased at the number who are interested in the classes. It was announced that another series of instruction will start in the fall for those who were unable to at tend during the summer.
 The gardening group, under the direction of Mrs. B. D. Stewart. reported that many of the vege- tables in the garden are ripening, and are ready to gather. The group is planning an experiment in can- ming these products to see what can be done in case of emergency. No date has been set for the cau- ming, but it will probably be de- cided at the next meeting which will be early next week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-29
HERE FROM HOONAH

Miss Phyllis Robinson and Mrs. A. A: Bjornson have arrived in Ju- neau from Hoonah. The two are staying at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-29
ARRIyEs FROM KETCHIKAN

H. s. Finch has arrived from Ket- chikan for brief stay in Juneau. He, is staying at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-29
POLL NEGRI BACK AGAIN
 IN AMERICA
Noted Actress Finally Ad- mitted After Hearing
 Al Ellis Island

NEW YORK, July 29-Pola Negri is back again today in the United States with Uncle Sam's blessings and will be a permanent resident.
 When the noted actress arrived yesterday she was taken to Ellis Island because her permit to enter the country had expired. She was granted an immediate hearing and explained that she did not know her permit required an annual re : newal Immigration officials finally ruled in her favor and she is back again in the United States to re- main.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-29
19 VESSELS SENT DOWN,
 NAz| SUBS
German Report Issued Re garding Warfare on
 British Supply Line

BERLIN, July 29 The German High Command announces that German submarines have sunk 19 ships totalling 116,000 tons, under British convoy on the Atlantic after fighting flor days" against strong British protecting forces.
 The announcement indicated that most of the sinking occurred dur ing yesterday and last night.
 The report was issued after TO- ceipt of advices from the "Atlan tic Sub Commander of the Nazi Forces"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-29
Duke of Kent Is in Canada;
 Special Tour
Youngest Brother of King George Arrives in 0t-
 faWa on Mission

OTTAWA, July 29-The Duke of Kent, youngest brother of King George, has arrived here to begin an inspection tour of the air train ing establishments and see other phases of Canada's war efforts.
 The Duke expects to remain in Canada for about six weeks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-29
GOING TO INTERIOR

Mrs. Frank Waskey, accompan- jed by her daughter Susie, is aboard the Denaii enroute to Seward on the way to- their interior home after spending several months in the ssc;,t4,s 4 ' s~ssst 2 ss | ts@ %.<vst
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-17
Gbriifns mirO iuicOer icqcn!

fonnte ood ser Game ocs .bebren,
reinen gpaugeii,uns Seiu Gbriiti nibt
gebeiben. slber eeraoe bieler gooen
brohtc, ,pie &elt- II. &irhengcld)id)-
te sei9te, sic beranpo6Icnoe Stride
@ottes au elmer berrli6cn @ntfaltimg.
@obl nie bot sic driitlide Teligion
10 lcbcnsfr6iti9e 6riihte gctragen,
ais in oicicr peroerbtcitcn uno per-
,poricultcu Gcripoc ser @cifihte..
gSir linb mn pieoerum m elmer
ibnlihcn Ecriooe mcnl6l6cn &ob-
nes lmb onacbenoen 3erfalles onse-
longt. Gem s(uldeine na6 lit oie Nc-
ligion ,pieber BON allen Soften be-
orobt. Sn 5owjetruBlono 3erltort
cin Spronn ieoe Spmr BON 9ieliglon
uno ln6t 175 Miaionen bilfloer
Ntcnihcn sur @ottloii9feit SIT 51pin-
gen. Sn 0c,ltiNlono iudt cine nett
brioniiNe Gcgicr,ulg IS Mlllionen
ibrcr Mcligion 5,t bcrollben. Nls not
>penoioe 0olae bobcn li6 @ronloms
feiten mo Gcrbrchen aller Mrt iiber
HGnocr uno Notioncn pcrbrcitet.
s(ub bier in ,,nlcrm So,be boben
liN io5ioIe ,no moroliide 3nltonoc
in beonolti9enocm Niabe perldllnl-
inert. Sn mierer Yreilc madt lid
il 9ilo unb Sert cine lhanlplc, ir
Religions Mno nprallolc SenntI
brett. 8etro6ten mir nur, pos III
Sbcotcr- llno Jilmuorltellungen oIlcs
luter ,@urlesquc' >nb ,Jollies' &C.
6otcn miro. Sic alle @cbiete cr9rei-
1enbc s(nor6ie breier &ontinente mag
in perltdrften Mobc all6 sic @ren=
5c1 unlcres 2anoes iibcrI6reiten. Iic
;},,ltinoe bahcn lid bercits berort
pcri6liulmcrt, BOB bon ollen Seitcn
uuo ouf alien @cbietcn bic &eliglon
crnltlisb bebrpbt lit. slber aus Anor<
die, Nibilis,nus, noroliiber nno po~
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sc iibcr sic gcgcnlportioen 9eriooen
cr 3eritorune lno hes 3erfolls rne
me Geri6linlmer,lng ser 3nltonoc
uiht mcbr crleben. Sic nogcn niel>
lcidt sic 2cbensbiibnc ncrlullen nit
ocnl 9clpubtlein, SAB sic @clt ret
t,,noslcs pcrlprcn mo Der Heli9lon
oos @rob gcoroben ipproen lit, ober
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ne,,en Gag crlcben, Ger, nod Der
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-17
Scr Tnlbaer 9irtenbriei 1941 Der 8iidofe
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mlrtig, iei es burb &rieesnotlpenolss
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benbe 8eengl,ng in Ser ausiibl'ns
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uidt nodIaiiig MAIDEN. 9ie 3eit Der
Seimiudung lit cine BriiInng ''no
9etpibrilng ,mIerer @lanbenstrene.
9luf einiae Gflidten, sic nnIere 3e't
uns ouferlegt, lei beionoers b'nee-
micIen.
Ssbr bobt nbt mebr Die relieio'en
Sonntogsbl6tter mo 8ist'msblotter,
sic bisber ser Gcrfiinoignng oeS
@lo1bens nno ser SeItigung bcr litt-
lt)cn aroft in Sen sSonilien oienten.
Solonae lie niht mebr erldenen,
lniibt ibr @ltcrn mcbr ols jc eor''m
helniibt Icin, burh ben eilri9en &c
lud ser Erebiat lnb Ser 6oroer''1l9
ser Scelioree fit c,b Ielblt 1'no nn-
lcrc &inbcr at ericben, tpos on &C.
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!Ecbr ols ie lit es ictt Sic Ffliht rer
Gltern, lid, ,nn sic 9iider ,5u flint
lern, bic in sic S6noe ibrer &Inoer
u,lrlucn nno boiiir 81 lor9en, Dob
pcnialtcns einige quite 9iihcr als
Sm,sbibliotbcf in ser camille Dor
banoen iino nno ee'ncinlom aele'en
merbcn.
Dtit tieicn Shlncr5 boren mir Die
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aioIen ssanilicner5iebung pom fotbo=
liid)en Golf nit beicnNerer Siehe &C
pfieot murocn, nummebr tros ollcr
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ser Stride miro, beltc mebr nl''b
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@iuocr niiilcn Der @egenltano cures
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-17

er1llnef11, 1pHoerH Oullt HtiIleH uAey
oie @ebete, sic ibr iiir cure ainoer
perridtet, ipie beilige 8ottesengel
lein, sic ibnen auf ollen ibren 8eeen
iu Ser sSerne bas @eleite geben.
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@eliebte 9io5cioncn! @0breno mir
8iid0fe at Sem @robe oes bl. Bo'
nifotius perialnnelt iino, oeiien Sc.
bensarbeit es NOR, Oas belltlbe Bolt
inherent !Serrn nno Seilan6 Se'ns
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@in5elerideinungen oic 9eo6aftung.
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Gplf llnO oicncu iDm, lpcnu e5 not
tut, bis 5llr Soinuobe nnlcreS Sebens.
;3ugleib o6er olld lcbcn lnO ltcrben
mir fir SSseius GbriinlS mo mollen
ibm in oieier ,3eit nno iiir ollc gml9'
felt pcrbur>en hleibru. gSir 'ino
iiber5eugt, inherent teuren oclllhen
GoIfe Sen mcrtpoIltcn 0ieIlt 5it lei-
ltcn, lpenn mir ibm 9briituS ,lno
Seine 2ebre erDnlten. Cine entlet'
lide Gernrnllng miiroe cs iiir nnler
Golf hSoelltt,l, lpcnn cS ienc hriit'
lihen @runoi0te preisgdbe, sic 'eit
mcbr ols einem SobrtalllcnO oas
sSlnoamcnt ieiner geiltiacn llno 'itt-
lieben &ultur getpcicn iino. 9(uh Iiir
infer &olf lit crit aus ocm hri|tilri)en
@lou6en jenc cole NuIioliil11 Der
mcnld)l6en @crlonlihfcit erpndien,
ole einerieits bon iebem ein5elnen
MenIden perlougt, iid) ols opfcrwilli'
9es @lieb ser meul6li6cn @clneins
ihoit ein5uoroucn, mrercrIeits ober
ouG ieoer gin5elpcrion gottgcaebene
nripriingli6e Nehte unb Silid)ten
3uipridt, Dor ocneu no6 @ottes gSils
len olle geidopilidbcn slnipriidc Solt
mohen niiIicn. gSenn mir inns nm
sic Grboltlng bes 9briltentlms in
unIerem Golfe beniiben, Damn ieeen
mir uns olio baourd olrb ein fir
oos 8eri0nlidfeitsreht mo Sic &iir'
sc bes oe,,tiden Menl6en.
Gor allem aber balten ipir telt on
Scius Gbriitns, iueil er Ser einee-
borene Sobn @ottes lit, ser III oiele
gSclt fam, oamit mir oas 2eben ba'
ben ,,no es iiberreihlid) baben (Sob.
1O,1O), tpeil fein anoerer Same Den
Menl6en inter ben ointmel 9eeeben
lit, burh oen mir Ielig iperoen lolen
(Npg A. lmo 12). Nuf oie 3nmn'
t,nG Gbriih,s s,1 perlalien, ant,pors
ten mir, tpie emit ser bl. 9etrns:
,,Serr, 81, >pem iol(en mir geben? Dn
boIt g4orte oes etpi9en 2ebens un6
mir haben oealaubt uno erfannt, oab