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KROZ PARTIJU l FEDERACIJU.

Godina 1912. odlazi istoriju
proslosti, noseci sobom rekordo
vana della burzoaskog sveta, kak.
vim nema ravnih u analima ljud.
ske istorije. L Moi Sc odigrase
mnogobrojne grozote, pokolji, ra,
zaranja, patnje stradanja, kak-
viii svet nije zapamtio. Milioni
ljudskih bica, nj duznih nj kriyih
padose kao posledica imperijalis-
titkog rata; drugi milioni - nj
krivi nj duzni - postadoSe boga-
iii baceni ma kapitalistitko bu,
niiSte da trunu, skapavajuGi cd
gladi golotinje. Stotine miliona
ljudi zena radnog naroda mai
vecim naporima radili su cele GO
dine, proizvadjajuci hranu, odelo
i ubistvena orudja "a one ma boj-
MIN poljima Europe, Azije i Afri-
ke, da Sc medjusobno unistavaju
j razaraju neprocenjeno drustve-
nc bogatstvo.
Ma drugoj strani jedna neznat-
ma MAMMA - kapitalisticka kla-
sa - zgrtala je ogromne prolific,
takodjer kakve svet nije zapam-
ito. Zato kapitalisticka klasa
moze kazati da 1912. godina be-
Sc godina prosperiteta. A sta rad
nicka klasa sveta i ostali radnj
narod moze da kaze "a 1912. go
dinu? S cine ona moze da sc po-
hvali? Da broji svoje poubiJane
i izmrcvarene; da gleda millone
sirocadi. lisene svake radosti, u,
dobnog zivota njege njihovih ro-
ditelia da in gleda kako Sc ski,
taiu cd nemila do nedraga; da
dale robuje i proizvadja profile
kapitalistickoj klasi!
Takva ie bila sudbina radnickt
klase sveta 1912. godini, takvs
niu sudbina ocekuje 1943. godi
nj drugim dolazecim godinams
dok traje kapitalistickog uredJe
MIA. Ia nju ne moze biti boljeg
sretnijeg zivota pod kapitalizmom
Naprotiv, "a nju moze da bude sa
mo gore, sto stvari biva IL go
dine u godinu.
Ia sva gore izredjana drugs
neizredjana zala, cd kojih je rad
no covecanstvo prepatilo, kriv j
kapitalisticki poredak - poredal
pljacke, izrabljivanja ubijanja
gladi ropstva. l dokle god pos
toji kapitalisticki poredak, radne
covecanstvo &c dalje podnosit
ovakve slicne nepodnosljive te'
gobe uzase. Ia radno coveean.
stvo nema spasa pod kapitaliz'
MON!
Sta kapitalisticka klasa mari "a
stradanja radnicke klase; glavnc
ia "a nju da ona dolazi do velikif
profita i zivi, bez korisnog rada
Il raskosi izobilju. Ia nju je spo
redna stvar koliko je radnickit
zivota palo, koliko &c jos pasti;
koliko je njih ubogaljeno, kolikc
&c in biti jos ubogaljeno; koliko
in je bacila u koncentracione 10.
gore, koliko &c in jos baciti. Ma
sve ovo kapitalisticka klasa sve.
ia gleda mirne duse i bez grize
savesti. Ona nema ljudskih ose.
Gaia prema svojim zrtvama, jer
ie profit kod ME ubio svako ose-
canje covecnosti, morala etike
Ia nju ie profit sve i svja. Be-
NIGGA "a nju nema zivota nj ma
pretka.
A da Ii radnicka klasa tako O
SEGA posmatra drustveni razvol
da Ii je II njenom interesu, kac
sto je IL interesu kapitalisticke
klase, da sa te tacke - sa tacke
profita - gleda svoju buducnost:
Daleko Cd toga! Nezadovoljna je
ona sa stanjem stvari. Ona ma
gonski oseca da ono sto je dobrt
"a kapitalisticku klasu, da to nije
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PLAN "a AUSTRIJSKU LEGIJU.

lik kao najveci zlotin njegovih
pradedova. Njihova duplikacija da
saradjuju sa silama nacizma, dok
su odbili pomoc Cd strane radnl-
ka koji su pogreSno mislili da sc
moze protiv nacistickih kapitalis-
ia uspostaviti zajednicki front,
akcija Hapsburgovaca obozava-
niu, Kardinala Innitzera dobro
doGekavajuci osvajanje Austrije
cd strane nacista, pretendiranje
da uspostavljeni katolicki fasizam
bese demokratski, da je Otto i
njegova aristokratska ganga de-
mokratska, sve to jeste Il suglasjl
sa dvcstrukim neposteniem kojeg
su Hapsburgi vrsili istoriji Ev-
rope.
Secanje ma Prvi Svetski Rat.
To bese Hapsburgski rezim ko-
il je poduzeo inicijativni korak "a
pocetak plamena Prvog Svetskog
Rata. Njegova akcija "osveciva-
MIA" ubistva Sarajevu sa obja-
vom rata bese ia, bez pitanja Mi
! hovog poznavania wise osnovnijih
uzroka prvog svetskog klanja, ko-
| ia je naterala Predsednika Wood
row Wilsona, ministra-p -predsedni-
ka Lloyd George-a isostale savez-
nicke vladaoce da odluce da ra-
zore tai imperijalni rezim. Tia od-
luka, naravno, bese promesana sa
planom rolitike sile da rasece
Hapsburgsku imperiju Ma mnoge
pregradivne drzavice kao "zasti-
te" protiv Nemacke protiv Ru-
size.
Sledbenici Otto-a tvrde da je on
progresivan, prosvecen milo CO.
vek koji Sc nece pretvoriti tira-
nina. Njegovi "demokratski" ame-
ricki podupiraci to isto vele po-
sredom njihovog ne presakrive-
nog podupiranja njegovih ambici-
ia. DR.. Jazci, svojem pismu
Timesu, odbacuje osobne karakte-
ristike pretendera, ukazujuci da
je imperijalna masina (sto &c reel,
vladajuce klase masina) stvar u
pitanju a ne individual.
Feudalni zagovaraci potrebova-
&c hranjenje.
Hapsburgska struktura, pise on,
bese zasnovana ma imperijskoj ar
miji, imperijskoj birokratiji; ma
imperijskoj aristokratiji, kako kle-
rikalskoj tako svetovno-plemens-
koj. "Nova Hapsburgska vlada ne
bi mogla ignorisati owe izvore
njene moci; naprotiv, oni bi bill
njen stvarni temelj, a njihove is
torijske funkcije tradicije bi br-
20 bile pojacane. l kao sto Sc sla-
zc svaki koji poznaje stvarnu 81
tuaciju da bez radikalnog iskore-
njivanja feudalnog sistema, kle-
rikalnog i svetovnog, narcotic u
Madzarskoj, ne moze biti leka "a
potistene oblasti dunavskih zema-
liza. Sledstveno, ocigledno je da
nadvojvoda Otto, nj sa svojom mai
boljom voljom, ne bi mogao spro-
vesti ovu osnovnu- reformu protiv
ogorcenog antagonizma najvecih
podupiraca njegovog prestola.' y
Restoracija Hapsburga, zakljucu-
je Jaszi, obi znacila reakcionarnu
Utopiju."
DR.. Jaszi priznaje da on ne ga
il "dogmaticno nepoverenje pre-
ma monarhistickoj instituciji."
Prema njihovim tradicijama O.
nakvim govorima kakve odrzavaju
"a vreme proslave Cetvrtog JULIA,
Sekretar Stimson, Sekretar Hull
njihov vrhovnik moze Sc pred
postaviti da gale "dogmaticko ne
poverenje prema instituciji Mo-
.narhije." A takvo isto drzanje,
moze Sc predpostaviti da imaju i
urednici velikih kapitalistickih no.
vina, koji izvestavaju Hapsburg-
skoj prepirci tako nepristrasno.
Te predpostavke su krive.
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Otta Hapsburga." Tai grof, CHI
je otac bio ministar spoljnih po-
slova pod imp peratorom, Franc Jo-
sifom, dodao ie: "Ne moze Sc We
ca steta naneti stvari Austrije ne
&c kada sc borba Austrije "a slo-
bodom vezuje sa imenom Haps-
burga"
Pravo vladajuce klase da ma
StO krsti ''demOkratskim"
>. imenom.
Ma 2. decembra, njujorski He
raid Tribune dala je mnogo pros
tora DR.. Ernst Hooru, clanu Otto
ovog "Austrijskog Nacionalnog
Odbora," da objasni politicke
prednosti postavGanja Hapsburga
ma vlast. To objasnjenje b e
politika sile, takve sorte, koja do
biva "demokratsko" ime u rukova-
niu sa Darlanom. "Evropska isto-
rija Cd poslednjih dvadeset i pet
godina," pise DR.. Hoor, "dovoljno
je pokazala da monarhija (sa izu-
zetkom Italije gde ugled dinasti-
je nije nikada bio velik) moze
mnogo bolje i duze davati otpo-
ra navalama anti-demokratskih i
pro-fasistickih elemenata grupa
no sto su to stanju uraditi raz-
ne republike." On je pisao tako-
djer, sa stilom koji dolikuje jezu-
itu, koji je imao toliki upliv Il
dvorskom krugu Hapsburga, da
"1zgleda zaista vrlo smesno da Sc
syako krsti "anti-demokratskim" j.
menom zbog toga sto zagovara
monarhisticku formu vladavine iii
Sto veruju da je "a njegovu zem-
lju monarhija najbolja, mozda je-
diTi rezim "a sprecavanje anarhi-
je iii diktature, nekmo Ii totali-
tarijanizma." U svom pismu on
j. ukljucio smelu odbranu uloge
reakcionarnih Hapsburga koju su
igrali istoriji Europe, odbranu
fasista, Schuschniyga i Zernat-
to-a, napad protiv grofa Czerni-
Ma, protiv njegove anti-Haps-
burgske "austrijske akcije."
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''Demokratska" proslost.

Ma 4. decembra, njujorsski
Times je pubfikovao poduze pismo
cd Oscara Jaszi-a, koji je anti
Hapsburg veruje u federaciju
dunavskih nacija. On je ukazao
ma cinjenicu da "secanja ma Haps-
burge, pravo iii krivo, vezana su
sa vladavinom apsolutizma, dena-
cionalizacije, kontra-reformisa-
MIA. Ia Cehe ono znaci iskorenji-
vanje Hussitizma, bitke Belle Pla-
nine unistenje nacionalne neza-
visnosti. Ia Madzare ono znaci u
bistva ma Aradu 1849., gde pogu-
bise trinaest generala, koji Sc bo-
rise "a madzarsku konstituciju.
Ono znaci mnoge druge brutalne
postupke protiv duha saradnje
Louis Kossutha [veliki heroj Sic
dinjenih Drzava cd 1849., covek
tiji Sc "zlocin" sastojao Cd traz-
ME: slobodne stampe, parnice sa
porotom, nacionalni sistem pro-
svete, i odgovorno ministarstvo =
njegov pokret je smrvio deda Ot-
to-ovog uz pomoc stranih trupa
koje je ruski Car pozajmio Franc
Josifu, usuprot protesta Pred
sednika Zachary Taylora, glavnog
sudca Hornblowera vecine dru-
gih Amerikanaca, hiljadama ma
dzarskih boraca "a slobodu behu
obeseni, ubijeni i baceni zatvo-
ru]. Ia Jugoslavene ono znaci du-
go tlacenje njihove slobode i Mi
hovih napora "a sjedinjenje."
Jedna forma despotizma "a
drugu.
Amerikanski danasnji drzavni-
ci, DR.. Jaszi tvrdi, imaju ideju,
"Sta bi falilo kada bi mi poslali
Bee carobnog liberalnog prin-
ca?" "Oni zaboravljaju," dodaje
on, "da sto oni nameravaju ura-
diti to nije privatna stvar, vec
ponovno podizanje strukture Haps-
burga."
Dolfus Schuschnigg, koji su
nelegalno bill proglaseni kao Kan
celari republike Austrije, pokaza-
Ii su Sta je Hapsburgska struktu-
ra. Ona je danas isto tako okrut-
ma kao sto bese u starim danima
imperije. Zlocin ovih ultramon-
tanskih politicara kada SUI ugusi-
Ii pokret radnicke klase u njego-
voj sopstvenoj krvi bese toliko We
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ssDemokratskO' pretendiranje
njihovih della.

Ma koliki bese republikanski e.
vandjelizam americkog kapitaliz-
ma on je davno nestao. Postupci
klasne vladavine su njena kriteri-
ia a ne njena forma. 1849., repu-
blikanac, Kossuth, bese americki
heroi, Hapsburgovci behu obrat-
no. 1912, oni medju austrijskim
izbeglicama koji SUI Sc borili pro-
tiv nacistickog kapitalizma i aus
trijskog fasizma, a koji behu ka-
pitalisticki demokrati Socijalni
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Little Stories III e,s1T71#H
TOR Bedti1ne%% %Z7s94
By ThorntonW I>5NII<a,*= II E :
G. BURGESS >>DIUp,ll- y

Now Spotty the Turtle is very,
very slow on land, but he is a good
swimmer. He hurried now because
he didn't want to miss the fun. AT
first he didn't see Grandfather Frog.
Whats the joker" he asked.
Little Joe Otter simply pointed at
Grandfather Frog. Little Joe had
laughed SO much that he couldn't
even speak. Spotty looked over to
the big green lily-pad and started
to laugh, too. Then he saw great
tears rolling down from GRANDPA
Their Frogs eyes and heard little
chokey sounds. He stopped laugh
ing and started for Grandfather
Frog as fast as he could swim. He
climbed right up on the big green
lily-pad and, reaching out, grabbed
the end of the fish tail in his beak-
like mouth. Then Spotty the Turtle
settled back and pulled and Grand
father Frog settled back and pulled.
Splash! Grandfather Frog had fallen
backward into the Smiling Pool on
one side of the green ily-pad.
Splash! Spotty the Turtle had fallen
backward into the Smiling Pool on
the opposite side of the green lily
pad. And the fish which had caused
all the trouble lay floating on the
water.
THANK you! Thank you'll" gasped
Grandfather Frog as he feebly
crawled back on the lily-pad. "a
minute more and I would have
choked to death
Don't mention it," replied Spotty
the Turtle. "And - don't be so
greedy again"
II never, never WILL" promised
Grandfather Frog.
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Then spotty the Turtle settled
back and pulled.
first until it reached his stomach.
but then it couldn't go bit further,
because his stomach was already
full. Right there the fish had stuck,
the tail still sticking out of Grand
father Frogs big mouth. Grand
father Frog hitched this way and
hitched that way on his big green
lily-pad trying his best to swallow.
Twice he tunbled off with a splash
into the Smiling Pool Each time he
scrambled back again and rolled his
great goggly eyes in silent appeal
to Little Joe Otter to come to his
aid.
But Little Joe was laughing so
that he had to hold his sides, and he
didn't understand that Grandfather
Frog really was in trouble. Billy
Mink and Jerry Muskrat came along
and as soon as they saw Grand
father Frog they began to laugh.
They just laughed and laughed and
laughed until the tears came. They
rolled over and over on the bank
and kicked their heels from sheer
enjoyment. 1t was the funniest thing
they had seen for long. long time.
did you ever see such greed?"
gasped Billy Mink.
''Why don't you pull it out and
start over AGAIN." shouted Little
Joe Otter.
Now this is just what Grandfather
Frog was trying to do. At least he
was trying to pull the fish out. He
hadn't the least desire in the world
to try swallowing it again. In fact,
he felt just then as if he never, new
er wanted to see another fish so
long as he lived. But Grandfather
Frogs hands are not made for
grasping slippery things, and the
tail of fish is very slippery, in
deed. He tried first with one hand,
then with the other, and at last
with both. 1t was of no use at all
He just couldn't bulge that fish.
He couldn't cough it up because 1t
had gone too far down for that. The
more he clawed at that waving tail
with his hands the funnier he
looked and the harder Little Joe
Otter and Billy Mink and Jerry
Muskrat laughed. They made such
a noise that Spotty the Turtle, who
had been taking a sunbath on the
end of an old log, slipped into the
water and started to see what 1t
was all about.
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Standards

When a manufacturer or mer-
chant advertises, he sets self
imposed standards upon himself,
which he must live up to if he
would remain in business. He has
definite obligations to live I'D to
and he does 50.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-04-30
Gloves to Match

Vermillion red with white daisy
print silk makes this day dress as
refreshing as breath of spring. It
has a matching wool jacket and a
hat of the new and novel "earphone"
type The saost exciting style fea-
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-04-30
SPOTTY THE TURTLE PLAYS
A DOCTOR
Greed's dreadful thing to see,
AS everybody will agree.

a T FIRST Little Joe Otter, sitting
n on the bank of the Smiling Pool,
laughed himself almost sick as he
watched Grandfather Frog trying to
swallow fish almost as big as him
self when his white and yellow
waistcoat was already stuffed so full
of foolish green flies that there
wasn't room for anything more.
Such greed would have been disgust
ing if it hadn't been so very, very
funny. At least it was funny at
first.
You see, the fish had gone down
Grandfather Frogs big throat head
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-04-30

ture of this ensemble is the gloves
she wears, made of the same print
as the dress. This novelty stunt of
matching gloves to blouse or gown
or hat and bag lends intrigue to the
current mode. 1t is possible to get
patterns for gloves and many women
are making their own.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-04-30
Weakness or Strength

Your weakness or strength as a
person comes out in action; your
weakness or strength as an intel
lectual force comes out in refec.
tion.-John Burroughs.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-04-30

Result of Conviction
Conviction brings a silent, in
defnable beauty into faces made
of the commonest human clay
Balzac.
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bctcn, oonu crit mcrocl, mir bclltlHer
TcrgonNcnbcit NcrccGt mcroclL baum
crit lucrocn ollc ertcnnen, luo5 es
bciHt cin 9eltld)er 5l ieiu.
Scr Su1 miro fonucl, iuo 9eutld).
lollo luieocr rcidlit gclcanet iucroen
miro, ia lucOr ais icnlalS 5lluor, mol
len mir oobcr t0nliN iclblt bcncr
lpcrocn, luu jcncr @nooeu piirhi9 at
leim. @ollcn mir irlnlcr hcrcit lelu,
fir G6riltuS SIT ltrcitcn olf 2ebeu
uno Soo.
GbrilhtS geIterIL GbriituS belte,
Glrilul3 in oNc G>eigfeit.
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MuS mllierllt Qeicrfreis

8ir fin6 erit bann quite 9iirger
zines fremoen 9anbes, wenn mir
,nierem gaterlanoe seeenii6er gereht
uno treu eebanbelt baben.
Da ipir ienen 2eioenSen oa orau=
BEN ni6t su Silie fommen f0nnen,
iuie 1uir es germ mG6ten, 10 pollen
mir ibnen ourc5 piele @cbete ,,no Sp=
fer nnIere Siebe ,mo 9anfbarfeit be-
5eigen bantit iie redt balo bon ibren
barten 9rangIalen befreit perben.
@ollen mir ni6t oas 9ilo bes
bentisen Del,tldlanos 10 tief in UNI
iere Ser5en einpragen, ionoern bos
9enti6lanb bon emit. 8ollem mir
piel beten fir cine trene uno gottes
fiirbtige 8egierme. Cine @egierrng,
Die unlern Serr9ott SEN erten Ylab
einrilmt uno nod SEN @rnnoiisen
imierer beiligen 8elieion oas 8olt
regicrt.
Cine Ge9ierlua sic littlih ltarf lit
lmo allcs pprbiloliH Sdone ,ruo Cole
wieocr 3ltriid6ringcn ipiro mo bas
bcutidc &olf nod Sen Geltooen ser
Gluigfcit leitct. gSoIlcn mir piel be-
terL oob ollc iotonilden @crfc oa
brolBcn pcrnicbtet merben, sic mir elm
@olf III oas tieiltc Gleno itiir5en. 81
ne 9egierlng, Sic lib ielblt 81 einelu
@ott crDebt llno sic @r,lnofeiten ser
beiltgen 9tcligion perfuliht rno Der
nidtct, miro geitiir5t lpcroeu. Sicr
fam man oel1tlid bcn Ncio oes So=
tans crtennelL Ser MIR all5lallt ,uei6,
oaB 9elltidlono oas aeicgnetlte 2ano
ser grbe mar , gr iueiB nur onsu gut,
baB piel S6ones 1lno Grbebenoes in
ienem Sonbe Icinen s(usgong genom=
men bat, ltnt olle Golfer ser Groe
aliidlid) 5lt ntodcrl pbne llnterlhieo
Ser Galie, obne ltnterl6ieb ser Sc
lieion. ga, belltlhe Menl6en bobe1
Den 8eltenralm oltr6orlngen ais
@loubens6oten 1rno @laubensli6ter,
nm 10 Sic nabre SGonbeit ins 2e=
ben 81 bringen. Sic bo6en nnlerer
Seele cine etuiae Seimot geboten.
@eld cine geiltige gtabrllng miro
o6er bellte alien geaeben ourd) ieue
Negierllne? Cine NaGrung, oie ben
Meniden iittlid berabpiirbigt 11no
ibm, anItatt Sen Simnel, allf INNER
Sic S0lle bereitet. gsein, Sbr meine
6rellnoe, 10 borf es nid)t mebr lange
blei6en. @eoenfen mir aller iener,
5un1ol ser ainber, beren Seelen in
er0Bter @efabr idlpeben lno lmter=
Sllgeben oroben. g3ollen mir oesbalb
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Dbis 8aiienfrennS

piel beten, oamit mir MemIben BON
ibrem fdWinoelnoen Sauf aufbalten
fonnelt, Sic Dem Nberuno ser Solfe
5neilen. 8ir tperoen bl1rd nnIer @e.
bet .imItanee iein, MenIden Dor Dem
llntergange sll belpobren, oie nod,
et.pas guten 8illen baben. Sin ieoer
edte 9eutihe lueiB, baB @ebet, oas
tief ,mo edit bonn Ser5en fommt, 1t0r=
fer lit, als ale @offeneemalt.
@s lit ipabr: Seitoem Dcutldlono
1T aue m0elden Seioen perilnten iit,
fing oie gan5e 8elt an, franf sl
lDeroen. Die 2eioen in DeutIdlono
baben iid perer0Bert ,,no sic 3uItGn=
oe in Ser 8elt boben Iid peridlim-
inert. Sc mebr ienes 8olf oa orau-
ben leioen m,B, oelto idli,nmer mer-
Sen iib Sic 3nitonbe in ser @elt &C.
Italten. @enn ienes @olf oo bra.Ben
enoli6 bon ieinen Sflauenfetten be-
freit miro uno Ii6 luieoer erbebt, font
ncl mir perlicbert icill Dob sic gon5e
SSelt pieoer gcilnOen miro.
Sn rid)te MIDI bol,ptiihlih an
Sbre ID. Stuoeuten, oounit oicicIben
re1t piel beten fiir OoS ocllt lhc Golt,
oenn ooSIelbe gegt iebr Ibweren
Stllnoen entgcgen leines Gloubcn2
lpegen 1nlb benoti9t ooollrh cine be
lonoere 9ilfe bon @ott. lluo oo5
oe1tIhc Tolf beuotiNt grpBe Stouo-
Doftigfeit III leinem @lollben.
Sd) bcrglcidc lold)e Stuoeutcn, sic
int Silme bobcu, lih oenl Yrieltcr=
ltonoe 5ll luiollen, nit Sen &inocrl
ipeil lie Cit reincs Sc6cn fiibrcu lnlo
nur ooS 9clte luo &prbilolirbitc in lih
alfncDmen lmo Sic @eiobrcn ser @clt
flieben, Oesbol6 ibre @eonnfen reiner
er6altcn blei6cn. 9ie @ebete lplhcr
Stl,oeuten finoen leihter nno raider
Grborlmg, olS sic @cbete ser Wten-
i6en, Sic in ser @clt lcbcn.
Sier III nnIerm 2onbc be1itcn mir
nod oie SreiDcit llnierer Dl 9tsligion.
ltno oaS 2nno miro bon cinenr Wonn
regiert, Ser gottes fiirdtig lit. 9os iit
Sic Satptiabe in einen 2onoe.
@el1n es ol1h oiele McnIden gi6t
III llllerm Sanoe, sic nidt an eincn
@ott glarben> 10 lino pir ols Gbri=
item eliidlid, SEN @lou6en an Gbri-
ltl1s 81 beIiben. 8ir wilien, oaB Gr
INNER nod Sos @cltenldiff lentt
tros oller 8riege umo @efabren, uno
oaB er Sas SdJiif, oas iid a,'i Dem
ltiirmiiden @eltenmecr befinoet, Ell
mes Cages lider gum Safen oes
6rieoens aeleiten miro.
So luoIlen mir alrd fit mller Sa-