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GEORGE SYLVESTER vIEREcK
 (above), pro-German propagar- dist, has been sentenced to serve one to five years for violation of the Foreign Agents Registration Act. The sentence was imposed by Jus tice Bolitha J. Laws in the District of Columbia Federal District Court. The defense counsel gave notice of appeal. (IaternationaD
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CHAPEL-BY -THE-LAKE

Corner Glacier Highway and Fritz
 Cove Road at Aux Lake No Sunday School or further ser vices until September l.
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Notices for this church column must be received by The Empire not later than 10 o'clock Friday evening to guarantee change of sermon topics, etc.
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RUSSIAN GREEK ORTHODOX
 ST. NICHOLAS CHURCH

326 Fifth Street
 Phone, Black 230. The Rev. Makary Andrew Bar anoff. TOO pm, Saturday - (Vsenoch- naval. 10:15 am. = Sunday Liturgy Mass.
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SCANDINAVIAN Rooms and Cry stal Steam Baths; also Hamilton piano. 457 South Franklin St. Inquire owner.
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PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH

Walter A. Soboleff. Minister 1:30 pm. Sunday Church School.
 200 p.m.-Divine Worship.
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LOT in Douglas. Phone 378.

COMPLETELY furnished apart ment house in Skagway, Alaska, located in business district. Can be changed into business houses ,. very easily. Write Box 905, Skagway.
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WANTED-To trade Broom fur nished house near harbor for house closer in town. Write Elm pire c 2617.
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THREE houses and cabin, all fur nished, Gastineau Ave. Inquire Juneau Paint Store.
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WANTED TO RENT-Small apt by business girl, up to $65 Phone 587.
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WANTED-Small marine engine e-and clutch for Coast Guard recreational purposes. Plea e Phone 805
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WANTED-E Elderly woman for care of baby between and 9 pm. Phone red ITO.
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GUARANTEED Realistic Perma- nent, $6.50. Paper Curls, $1 up Lola Beauty Shop Phone POI 315 Decker Way. Fife ctiv June IS.
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WANTED

WANTED - 1886 Harley Davidson transmission, whole or pieces. Write M R. Harnden, Box 570, Fairbanks.
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yOR SALE-30 brake h.p. Covic diesel stationary engine. BIB En-
 pire.
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WEATHER REPORT
GU S Rlrealn

tU. 5. bureau . Temp, for Friday, Aug. 13 . Maximum ST; minimum 46 . Rain .28 inch. . . . .
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TURN your old gold into value
 cash or trade at Nugget Shop.
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WANTED-Good g. to lift. skiff also Model A Ford. Red $40.
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SAINT ALOYSIUS' CHURCH 10:30 am.-Holy Mass.
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BEDROOM house, w. H. Robin son, 1044 w. 10th. Phone green ATS.
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GOSPEL SERVICES

GOSPEL SERVICES
 Douglas City HalD Wednesday, 800 pm. - Non- sectarian services conducted by H. Gibson. Hearty invitation given to all to attend.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-09-02

private enterprise, but 1--WE have not
only the right but the duty to tell the
nations industrialists in plain Ian
guage that the American people-after
fighting and bleeding and sweating to
preserve the natiOn-cannOt be expect
ed to and do not intend to accept the
misery of widespread unemployment
for any protracted period of time"
Victory Paramount Aim
While the war continues. he said,
it was vital for American wage-earners
to continue to adhere to the policy of
subordinating everything to the one
paramount objective, the complete de-
feat of the Axis"
He called on labor to keep produc-
ing supplies with the utmost speed
I'VE must never forget he said,
that it is one thing to overcome three
Nazi divisions in Sicily and quite Il
different thing to cope with perhaps 80
or 100 Nazi divisions in Western
Europe. When the Allied invasion OF
the Continent takes place the casual
ties among our boys can be held to a
minimum if we at home have seen to
it in advance that they have been pro-
vded With overwhelming, crushing
superiority over the enemy in all the
tools of modern warfare"
Scores Selfish Clique"
But Meany asserted that labor
would be derelict if it failed to guard
against the "clique of selfish men who
are trying to use this war as a screen
behind which to undermine laboring
people and labor organizations"
He added that these enemies of the
working man are spinning the prop
aganda which without pause and
spending vast sums of money in Il
far flung, well-planned campaign to do
injury to labor" with the hope of
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-09-02
AFL Hdils Appointment
OF Labor Men On WPB

Washington, -. &. ULNS). - APP
pointment of two labor vice chnlrmen
on the War Production Board gives
labor representation "at the top policy
making level, and clears the channels
for direct cooperation of unions with
WPB In speeding production" says
the American Federation of Labor
monthly survey, in halling the appoint
mcniS,
Joseph u. Keenan,, AFL, Is labor
production vice chairman, Clinton Col
den, ClO, Is manpower liaison vice
chairman.
CharnctcriZing Keenan, as n man
of outstanding ability" the AtL says :
Unions can now promote the war
effort by reporting To Mr. Keenan, all
plant problems delaying production
1t Is our responsibility To report such
difficulties Immediately SO that they
can be corrected before serious prob
lens and delays are developed"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-09-02
u. S. Judge Rules
Against Army In
Exclusion Case
Decision Overrules Order
Issued By Lieut.. Gen.
Hugh 4. Drum

Philadelphia GLNS).-IIolding that
the United State was not in imme-
diate danger of attack, Federal Judge
J. Cullen Ganey ruled here that mill
tary authorities did not have the legal
right to exclude anyone from so-called
defense areas on the ground that they
might be potentially dangerous to ma
tional security.
Judge Ganey's decision overruled an
order issued by Lieut.. Gen. Hugh a.
Drum, head of the Eastern Defense
Command, ding Mrs. Olga
Schueller, a naulHtiZed citizen of Ger
man birth, from the Third Corps Area.
Mrs. Schuellel has lived in this
country 33 years and has IA son in the
Navy. Her attorney contended that
Gen. Drums order was unconStitu-
tional because il deprived her of Il
jury trial.
In Il long decision, Judge Ganey
said:
while | am nor unmndful that the
issuance of the proclamation by the
commander of the area is some evi-
dence of the finding of the necessity
for his assuming control of the func
tions of civil government, yet where
there is direct interference as here
with ones liberty and property, CON
duct normally beyond the scope of
governmental power. such action could
only be justified, constitutional guar
antee of freedom can only be abridged,
when the danger 10 the government is
real impending and imminent.
"Sutiice it to say that the factual
bases do not obtain here which would
warrant the abrid@ement of petition
er'S constitutional rights"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-09-02
BAKERS UNION OFFICIAL
FOR ROOSEVELT IN IA

Buffalo, n. Y. ULNS). - \ fourth
term for President Roosevelt and Ia
Dor participation in postwar public
works plans were made by union Off
cialS at conventions held prior to the
opening of the New York State Fed
GRAFTON of Labor'S annual convention
here.
"All over the country people have
come to realize that the issue in 1914
will be the continuation of the pro
greSSive, win-the-War policies of our
commander-in-chief Franklin Delano
Roosevelt" WeSlay Wood, union presi-
dent, told the State Council of Bakery
and Confectionery Workers.
We want those policies to remain
in force if the war is still on after the
1914 elections" he said 'If not, if
victory has crowned our banner, We
want Il man like Franklin ID. Roosevelt
at the helm to help map Il real peoples
peace
The convention of the State Council
of Carpenters was told by the coun'
ellis president, Charles W. Hanson
that labor should have II part i'm tn,
drawing of plans of specifications foI
millions of dollars worth of conStruc
tion work to be started Immediately
following the war;
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-09-02
Drafting OF Two Maryland
Married Men Held Illequl

Baltimore ULNS).- Il decision of
national importance, Federal Judge w.
Calvin Chestnut held Illegal the draft
ing of two Maryland married men
while sufficient volunteers and single
men were still available to fill their
local boards quota.
The decision emphasized that the
ruling would not prevent later and
proper induction when available single
men and volunteers had been eX-
haustcd.
Judge Chestnut held that Stanley
Gilmer Bayley, 81, and Roland Frank
Bevins, 3G, had been Illegally drafted
by their Pocomoke City local draft
board and thus We're entitled to be re-
lea sel
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FRED GOLLNER

Kokomo. Ind. - Fred GOllner, 733,
known to wide acquaintance as
Fritz" died at his home. 1O1S North
Washington Street. where he had been
i'll for several weeks with a complica-
tiOn of diseases.
He was born in 1870 in Westphalia,
Germany When he was eleven years
old the family moved to the United
States. becoming residents of Wheel
ing. w. Va where he lived until he
came to KOkomO forty years ago. He
was married in 1899 to Miss Wilhel-
nina BerreShem and they celebrated
their fiftieth anniversary in April 1912.
Surviving with the widow are four
sons and three daughters George T..
Of Forest, William f.. Edward j.,
Esper r. and Mrs. Joseph Helvig. all
of KokomO, Mrs. John Boyd of South
Bend and Mrs. William f. Riecken of
Miss. There are II grandchildren. One
sister, Sister CaSimir of the order of
st. Joseph mother house at Wheeling,
w. Va. also survives and was with the
family when Mr.. Gollner died.
He was member of st. Patrick 5
Catholic Church where the funeral was
held today with the Rev. Rev. II. j.
Halpin as celebrant of the requiem
mass Burial was made in Crown
Point Cemetery.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-09-02
The AFL Plan To Danish Fear Of Want
Labor Day l943
(Confinued From Page One)

never divide us. but should be the
means of uniting us all the more as
we work out together the program we
care most for-the building Of new
world. The things that divide us are
not the finer points of unionlSm, but
the rougher points of human nature.
AS one union official said in Detroit
Just last week. I'VE call each other
brothers in our union meetings but
what we call each other outside shows
how far we have gotten away from the
real spirit of labor"
I'VE need" says Frank Buchman,
"a power strong enough to change
human nature and build bridges be-
tween man and man, faction and fac
ton
Organized Division
But division in labor does not only
come from our own lack of control
over our tongues, tempers and ambi-
tionS There are forces in America de-
liberately and ruthleSSly creating divi-
sion by setting >one labor leader against
another, one Group against another.
These forces are not only out for class
warfare and the breakup of family
life, but they engineer the breakup of
unions. by hattery and smear they
build up one labor leader and pull
down another until eventually these
two men who had originally started
out i'm the same union and for the same
common cause of union brotherhood
become bitter opponents. This kind of
thing should burn into our hearts until
we burn to make things different. This
is what Moral Re-Armament is aim
ing to give the nation. 1t is Il program
of change for everybody.
Unite BY Change
Labor Day 1913 can be the great
awakening of the true spirit of Labor
in America. Labor can show the way
to bring about new spirit. Any union
member can start thiS-any union can
take the lead. Will YOU be the man to
begin? VIII it be your union? 1t takes
CUTS. 1t means starting with yourself.
Who is the fellow you don't get along
within the plant, in the mine, in
your union, in another union? Or may
be it's your wife? How much time and
caring do you give your family? 1t
means putting straight where you have
been wrong and not waiting for the
other person to make the first move.
When you do this you'll feel different,
you will be different, and other people
will change too You have started to
put the brotherhood of unioniSm into
practice. That's what Labor Day
means. On this basis Of Moral Re
Armament every day will be Labor
Day and we will never go back to the
old feuds and splits.
YOu-A Labor Statesman
Labor Day is Il mighty challenge to
the way we live and work together.
1t is not just II celebration, but Il
solemn dedication To the vision of our
early labor pioneers that nothing shall
divide us in the task of building II new
society where all men are created
equal and live as brothers. 1t is Il
clarion call to labor craftsmanship.
American and world Labor eagerly
await the men of moral courage who
lead Us out of the mOraSS of personal
lantagoniSmS into the greatcsncSS of II
labor movement united To show the
world the pattern of brotherhood that
our sons are giving their lives for.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-09-02

Demand the Union Label on all
your purchases.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-09-02
America Will Not Accept
Widespread Unemployment
After War, MednY Declares
1NDUsrR1ALIsTs WARNED ON JOBS

Washington D. c. QNS).-America will not endure wide
spread unemployment after the George Mean secretary
of the American Federation Of Labor warned in vgo
ously worded statement issued here
Industry be ready provide decent jobs for all willing
and able to work. Meany declared He said abor chief aim
complete defeat Of the Axis but served notice that labor
fight the end against interests that attempting to under
mine and destroy trade unionism and it's gains.
emphasized that the AFL believed in and upheld
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-09-02
JOHN G. MOUNTFORD

John G. Mountford, GO, former East
Liverpool potter. died suddenly Thurs
day, August 26 at 6:15 Il. m. at his
home at Mt Clemens, Mich, where he
resided for 30 years.
Mr.. MountfOrd was born and reared
in East Liverpool. where he was en-
ployed in the potteries for many years.
He was Il member of the Christian
Church in Mt. Clemens.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs
Elsie Molmtford daughter, Miss
Florence Mountford at home: a son,
Sgt William Mountford of Keeslel
field, Biloxi, Miss; Il brother, e. II.
Mountford of CanOnsburg. Pa, and
two grandchildren. A brother Joseph
Mountford of East Liverpool died
June 4.
Rites were held Sunday at 2:30 p.
III. from the Rutledge-JacksOn Funeral
Home in Minerva. O., by Rev. O. G.
Grilliths, pastor of the Presbyterian
Church in Minerva. Interment was in
East Lawn Cemetery, Minerva.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-09-02
Motorists Found OBSERVING
35-Mile Sped Limit

Washington, ID. {. ULNS). A lmoSt
tWO-thirdS of all motor car drivers are
sticking to the -mile-an-hour war
speed limit to Il reasonable degree,
the Public Roads Administration re-
ported after n survey in 80 states
The average national speed of pas
Scngcr ears is 80 miles an hour, the
agency said, adding that only 81 per
cent of all passenger ear drivers eX-
ceed no miles an hour"
Vermont and South Dakota.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-09-02

putting themselves in a position to
finish us off, when the war ends.
"Itseems likely" he continued that
they are encouraged by the memory
of induStry's about anti-union cam
paign after World War |.
"The time has come when we or
labor must make it perfectly clear
that we know what the anti-labOr ele-
ments in the industrial political and
journalistic worlds are attempting to
accomplish and that we stand ready to
thrWArt them"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-09-02
Twelfth Article Urges Larger Federal
Grants To Aid The States In
Caring For The Needy

Of its sections
and who had
mitu
third dependent children
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-09-02

JOHN l.. FREY.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-09-02

Security 1889 of its sections
built claim to @ %a @ nn rouE H5 pH , r s"s" %ns l An"
government for these
MATCHING STATE GRANTS FOR ASSISTANCE
worked When old needs help the state can
%s @s will m meet 1e half a,a the ss S to u" nt k @ p % In to % a S" % %
old old person will m S" @ " ay s Of % sn % the nfs sin m % S sa the % % go
has has the the d" 1t works ns n "me ss % Hay 6 f%r 1 % F" %%
is N'r to be be helped and howmnc he is
;s % @ :s u. d s:s ;' %a % % :: a iSS 6: :% ? % :
x q, ss ass 600" n 2 5 for s s first %
s: e., s; g; ;:;; = e % 5 $ &C. : e.; s ; S Ia e ;% $"
% ] !" ;n nx the Ss ss m Ess sss 1@s 1 so s
9 % % % ."% :s %.ss ss"s : . receive: s state decides "" chill
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leavet in ese's
DO THEY GET ENOUGH HELP
child T " @ ] Is % na s is d % S @ 'H .; sr s v %" at ses '' % r
" t 'ar cr "!'' of 'm father
% @ % ' t% % % ] except s t" s' as1"n, T ' 3% the % sn s Yet
%''' % v" "' "d % EAT "n % "a 'S Tn month i III" S
raising 3 cn after & the m @ "I M and "s al IN" n "" m "I.s" % m S
% % % n the cn % ma" i be + 'rys : v live o" n tina" a"
"' "" family % | S
m " @ % @ ann ,; sn" @ to pay Sc sr % 50 5000 s %a 'it %n ]
ldl,nS month in
live
To mothers;
likely with them throughout life h"
resulting
of the needs of
OTHER NEEDY PEOPLE
there others who financial help order to have the bare necessities
who exhausted
injured
accident provide
without VIII" Ne,
invalid
will still outside its
the
is herHlze' However,
the matching
oneAlya
who will $500 in aid dollar the
situation The Social Security law should
to kind
half of what the
absolutely
In make
federal anywhere from 80
larger federal grants t."
their
the aid given
n the while making
STATES
:
IN
but merely help them
10
A.. f. L. COMMITTEE ON SECURITY
MATTHEW WOII.
q. BliNIMET
JOHN J.. FREY.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-09-02

Union Label buying pays the high
est interest on your UniOn-ea rned
money.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-03
Mitt.pOd,, ben 8. Gebrnas 19aS

Ireligi6ien llttterrihts gu einigea; baS
|Iiberale Mintiteritttl '0ngegen brahte
|iiu ben @dnmerf1 teitte @eiesesborloge
CUR Mnnabtne, Detnloge oeren IN ben
12 ~fobir8iaHoaegten (@DHnaiien)
|ber 1lnterrilbt obne ollie Riidfirbt aiiT
bic MeIigion oreuniiiert siper6en foIlfa.
Den Bif15fen .bfieb es lubenorl1metl,
bemienigen tSwiilern. sbie es tausbriid-
|lih miinidten, aisBer ,6er geiesliben
5bnIaeit in einem fanbern 2ofnle STE,
IigionsnnterriHt erteilen 5u IafIen.
alnh bon oen 5tuei itndtlihen Rormal-
|ihulsn l5u Gierre INTO Mineles) iub-
te -bie Megieratng '0en ginfMb Der Sir
be fern ai balten. Sen Biibofen 'blieb
es iiberlafien, aif eigene Soften oer-
gleiben Shulen 5u griinoen; anein
bieie fonnten Ole aonfarren5 INIT ben
StaatsIbulen, abgefeben bon ntand]
anberen 11riahen, idon oesbalb nidt
nmsbalten, neil ben Iesteren gr6Bere
Mittel 5n @ebote 1tanoen. Die ueber,
griffe in Der Sabe bes 0fentli6e:t
l1nterri6ts 0ffneten 5uerit bem 8olfe
pie Mugen iber Den Mbgruno, ben Die
Breimaurerloge, gum Sell in fren1oenl
DienH nnb Soloe, Der Natiott berei-
tete. Daber tam es, oaB BEL Der balp
barallf itaftsefunoenen erneuerung
ber einen 6a1fte Der auumeraepntiere.
ten Dte 2iberalen manhe gsieoerlagt
erlitten, iDelde ihlieBlib al 1nebreren
aonfeiiionen fiibrten. als. 1854 nit
beribieoenen anberen audi elmer Der
bebeutenbiten 2iberalen = Garteifiib-
rer .Rogier - gegen :einen bis oabin
,tnbefannten &an6ioaten .au ,slnttper-
pen ,.nterlag, ,par Die fatbolilde Ma-
ioritat I'M Der &an,n1er spieoerberge=.
fteIlt. Seitoe1n bot ith Die politiibo
1l1tb religiDie Gage Belgiens tnieoer Of
ters beranbert.
,(Sortietane tfolgt) :
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-03
(Gortiebur.g)

Die neneiten gerbaltniiie Der 9ir-'
die in gelgie1 tperbetl bon R. Nlber-
bingf gbiim gefdjilbert: ,,Mah sou.
poleons 5t,trs, als Belgiet, ipie0erl
nit Den Rieoerlanbiiben 8roDin5anl
pereinist ipltroe, riibrte &0nig DI.
beln Die innere Berwaltung Der DiS~I
5eien rtidt an. Mllein bic Nereinigl,hgl
entfprab feinestDegs Den gebiirfniiien,
benn ioipobl in ben Sanbelsinterei.'
len ais in Der Saeligion Iaufen 'Noro'
uno Siio ipett auseinanber. &onig3
8ilbelm Der @rite begte allerbings ei1'
setpiiies Noblmollen fiir ieine ifatbo-
Iiihen Entertainer, allein Sen lteber-'
1ieferungen oes &auies Sranien 5u-i
folge bielt ii6 Ser Broteltantistnus
fir ausidlieblid beredtigt gum 8eiise
ieoer politiiben Ma6t. gs tpar oe1n
&6nig ridt moglih, oas Meb gu 5er-
reiben, tpeldes Ser 9roteItantisnl1si
i'm 2anoe nit Dem 5reimailrertltnls
iiber Die 9eieoerlanoe ausbreitete. 0ie.
aatboIifen iparen ans falt alien Of
fentli6en gletHterl1 perorangt, iosar in.
bllrdJaps fntbolii1en Yropinaen. Si1
Der Mrlnee 1tno in Der Slotte ipar oas'
8erbaltnis niht better; 1tt1b m oe.
&an1mer tparen Die groBen fatboli=,
iben 8ropin5en nur burd eine per-,
baltnismabie eeringe 3abl bon Des,
putierten pertreten.
sSSn Sen norbliden 8ropinaen tpas
rem Die 8istiiuter ibon Iangit einge.
saneen, al11 in gelgien blieben NIT
Musnabme bes Stubles bon @ent alle
8iibofslise erleoigt. Sic @egierung
iubte nun Die .@r5iebung oes alerns
in ibre @eipalt au befomnten. Sic
lieB alle 9ioaeianIentinare iblieBet1
uno eebot allen Sbeologe,t, an bent
neueegriinbeten iogenai1nten pbilo=
iopbiiden &onegilrn 5,1 2otpet, 5lt itu-
bieren. aaeroings ibloB Ser &0nig
1927 nit oem apoitoliiden Stuble ett.
&onfproat. MIein Der 8iirafrdtistnus
lieb eine bollitanoige Iusfiibrung bes=.
ielben nift 5l.. Gerner entitdno ein
8rl,6 atpii6en oer belsiiden rno boil
lanbiiden Sreimaurerloge, neil les-
tere BEN @rfpartlmgen Der 8elgies