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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-03
Soviet Army Changes
Service Club Policies

MOSCOW, Sept. 2.-(R}-The Red
Army, which has permitted every
one from buck privates to gener-
ais to mix in army clubs, will hoist
Officers Only" signs in the tu-
ture.
The Army newspaper Red Star,
announcing the change in policy,
declared: "Under present condi-
tons Of cultural enlightenment
work it is necessary to have sharp
differentiation and separation. This
is precisely the aim of the direc-
tive setting up in districts and
garrisons Red Army officers hous-
es instead of the existing Red Army
houses"
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-03
PRESIDENT LAUDS
AMERICAN TROOPS
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threat of war.
I'VE depend on you, who have
known war in all its horror, to
keep this nation aware that only
through cooperation among all ma.
lions can any nation remain wholly
secure"
The President said the people
at home, though thousands OF
miles away from most of the
armed forces, ''are close to you
in deep gratitude and in a solemn
sense of obligation.
'They remember - and I know
they will never forget-those who
have gone from among you, those
who are manned, those who, thank
God, are still safe after years Of
fighting and suffering and danger. "
Mr.. Truman advised his mill.
tary listeners that he was sorry
to say" that for some of them
military service must continue for
a time.
I'VE must keep occupation
forces in the Pacific to clean out
the militarism of Japan, just as
we are cleaning out the militarism
OF Germany.
But the great majority Of yov
will be returned to civilian life as
soon as the ships and planes car
get you here"
President Truman was intro
duced from Hollywood by Pfc. AL
ton Bouchard Of San Francisco
who 80 hours ago was on Okinaws
where he was wounded while serv
ing as a combat infantryman with
the 381st Infantry Regiment OF the
96t.. Division.
Master of ceremonies for the
Armed Forces Radio Service
broadcast was B:ng Crosby. Box
Hope read an eulogy to war cor
respondent Ernie Pyle. Bling SANG
'sWhite Christmas" and Orso1
Welles read a prayer written by
Navy enlisted man. Yecman sc
William WEIGH. There were songs
too by Frances Langford ane
Frank Sinatra.
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WARDEPARTMENT
DROPS AGE LIMIT
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the Army regardless of their point
scores are those trained in three
highly technical skills which arc
considered essential. These are
Orthopedic fechanic, transmitter
attendant (fixed station) and cleo
troencephalographic specialist.
A War Department official told
the House Military committee last
week that there are only about 500
men in these groups. Even in these
groups, the War Department has
ruled that the men cannot be held
more than six months after they
become eligible for release under
the point system.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-03
10000 JAPANESE
STILL HOLD OUT
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in camps somewhere in Thailand
but was unable to locate them.
Another report revealed that seven
Americans were about 80 miles
south of Petbuci.
Gen. Sir William Slim has been
appointed commander of Allied
land forces in Southeast Asia, rails.
ing him from command of the
British 18th Army, it was announc.
ed today. He succeeds 1t. Gen.
Sir Oliver w. H. Leese. His sue
cessor as commander of the 14th
Army is 1t. Gen. Sir Miles c.
Dempsey, former commander OF
the British Second Army in
Europe.
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Thai Mission Arrives
AT HANDY For talks

HANDY. Ceylon, Sept. 2.-tR)-
A Thai mission arrived at South
east Asia command headquarters
today for discussion of purely
military matters" preparatory to
Thailand's formal surrender.
Although Thailand technically is
at war with Great Britain, mem
bers of the mission were received
as visiting dignitaries and escort
ed to a Handy hotel with no SEM
blance of surveillance. They are
expected to remain several days
for talks with chiefs Of staff.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-03
REVAMPINC BILLS
FACE OPPOSITION
Continued from Page One)

had a majority Of more than 100 in
the House but were unable to put
through a reorganization bill that
failed to exempt such agencies.
Now that the Democrats majority
hes shrunk to 81, he said, it looss
even more hopeless.
The modified 1889 act expired
two years later. Manasco So he
had never heard of it or any other
reorganization measure saving any
money. "We have more independ-
ent agencies now than we had
then," he observed.
He expressed hope, however, that
the proposed legislation woull lead
to greater efficiency.
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POLITICAL BLAST
GETS BACK-FIRE
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erans' groups themselves. Current
" VFW and DAV are at odds with
the Legion over its support of
super-seniority for returning serv-
icemen.
Since World War One, veterans
groups have provided one of the
strongest Hobbies in Congress, but
none has ever engaged in partisan
politics. In consequence, Scheiber-
ling's suggestion is expected to
arouse storm at forthcoming
servicemen conventions.
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WINFIELD SCOTT
FREED FROM JAPS
CONTINUED from Page One)

John B. Woolley and three others.
he tunneled his way out of a camp
near Shanghai but was caught ana
after trial by court martial undo
japanese military law, was sen.
fenced to 10 years imprisonment.
A second unsuccessful break re.
suited in Cunningham's being sen.
fenced to life. Meanwhile, at Muk-
den, he had made contact with
some of 1t. Gen. James H. boo.
Titles captured flyers by scratch.
ing messages on tin plates. He
learned in this manner Of their
raid on Tokyo.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-03
Greek Vice Premier
Resigns Over Program

ATHENS, Sept. 2. -R'- Vice
Premier Kriaxos Varvaressos re-
signed today and said he was leav'
ing the government "as a result
of the wholesale and organized re.
action to his financial measures.
The Greek cabinet gave Varvar'
essos virtually dictatorial economic
powers last June, including auth
GRITTY to readjust taxes and to con
troll agricultural and industrla!
production and distribution.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-03
Marshall Tito's Son Hit
By Accidental Bullet

BELGRADE, Sept. 2.-tR- 1t.
Zarko Broz, Marshal Tito's only
son, was critically wounded in the
stomach when his revolver dis
charged accidentally as he was en-
tering a jeep.
Physicians said today that his
condition is improving but his life
still is in danger. 1t. Broz is serv.
ing with the Yugoslav Army Tank
Corps
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Aircraft Carrier Glory
Speeds To New Britain

MELBOURNE, Australia, Sept.
2-(P,-The aircraft carrier Glory
lis now proceeding at full speed te
New Britain for the formal sur
render of $4,000 Japanese at Ra'
baul Thursday.
It. Gen. V. A. H. Sturdee OF the
First Australian Army will accept
the surrender in ceremonies aboaro
the Glory as 80 aircraft from the
ship fly above.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-03
Fordham Seismograph
Reports Two Quakes

NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-tP-Two
strong earthquake shocks, occur
ring about 10000 miles dis<<
probably in the East Indies, were
recorded last night on the FcSs:lham
University Seismograph, the Rev.
Joseph J. Lynch reported today.
Father Lynch said the first ire
NOR was at 1908 pm. (EWT) and
the second at 7:06.
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EX-BLUETHENTHAL
FLIER KILLED IN
CRASH AT RICHMOND
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(COntlnued from Page OneJ
the other plane, Howard said,
parachuted to safety.
Kirk had been in the service
since April, 1913, and was trans
ferred to Seymour Johnson Field
six week ago from the Bluethen'
thai Army Air Base.
A board of officers has been ap.
pointed to determine the cause OF
the accident, Howard said.
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Six out of ten of the $1,000, 600
occupied dwelling units in the
United States in 1914 had
mechanical refrigeration, COM
pared with 100000 or A per
cent in 1910.
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SAN MICHELE BELL ;
RINGS ONCE AGAIN
IN "PEACE" TOKEN
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Continued from Page One)
and taken to the archives exhibl.
ton hall. DR.. Scion j. Buck, ar
chivist of the United States, swung
it's clapper vigorously.
The bell was sent as token OF
friendship from Capri, which serv.
ed as rest area for members OF
the American Air Forces in the
Mediterranean after its liberation
from Germany.
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VATICAN CITY, Sept. 2.-(R--
-. Plus today received LOO
,;,h officers and men, including
, polisb Second Corps comman'
ue Con Wladyslaw Anders. The
asi' ssid the "heroic acts of Pa.
fup s Give her the right to have
Ni~ coincidence and well-being."
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An optician, or ophthalmic dis.
penser. is a trained professional
specialist who interprets ophthal'
mic prescriptions, and who fash
ions, fits and adjusts eye glasses.
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,gANN AT BEACH
vAYBEEXTENDED
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cate Advertising division re.
ne that substantial number
's - 1onothen their season by from
VIII locks aa to two months or more.
wv S,rstors hope for better food
wy " help situation to handle an in
a., !a', I NJ honeymooners and return
nuN ,srvicemen, as well as civil
'ns ID ,.bo for years have been too
wy r..ro1jna beach will scarcely
~. .s down for the winter. with
w. and cottages available, in
,'.tes the bureau.
lw.sr;obtsville beach places which
.. " close soon after Labor
S par will have some accomoda-
D' 10y, available in October. as well
'l. furnished cottages, according to
State News Bureau.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-03
City Briefs
BAND TO MEET

Members of the New Hanover
high school ROTC band will
meet for the first time this
school term at 10 am. This
morning in the band room in
the vocational building, 1t. En-
gene Lacock, bandmas ter. an.
nounced last night. The band
Will play for Freshman Dav
ana other exercises this week.
TO ADDRESS NURSES
N. A. Avera, manager of the
wilmington office of the Social
security Board will be the
chief speaker at a called meet
ing Of the Private Duty Sec
ton No. 9, State Nurses asso-
citation on Tuesday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock at the Nurses
Home. Mr.. Avera will illus
trate his remarks with pictures
showing the Importance of So
cial Security. All members of
Section No. 8, are urgently re-
quested to attend this important
meeting.
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WEATHER

LEXINGTON, Sept. 2.-lRNWeathe1
NA.a -anort of temperature and rain
bureau - the "a hours ending 8 p. m. 10
sA lo .;rc I'M cotton growing areas and
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-11-24
s, g., 81.

Utan fonn iebt nod, ebe Der 8o6en
friert, Stolen ourd StedIinge bermeb-
rem. Nan idneiOet gu oieIem 3ued
elnen 3meig nit ettpa bier Biz flint
2lugen (8ldttern) bonn IeBten Sabre
(es bari fein oiesiGbriger 9lusIduB
leln) BON 0em RoIenItod ob, 1tedt BEN
3peig ms grorei9 uno 1tiilpt cine
meltbaIltge 6lol6e, om beIten cine
gloIerne 5ru6tior ooriiber. Mon
Jorge fir regelmdBige 8egieBunq.
Sobolo man merit, ooB Der Gtedlinq
getpa6len lit uno 16on neue glott,
anabe bat, fam man Die Sdubflo-
lde entfernen. Gieies 8erfabren fonn
mon Den gan5en CONNER, bornebm-
lld i'm Wonat Iuguit bornebmen -
glud) our6 8ur3eli6nittlinge Io1len
1i6 HoIen fortpflan5en. Mon Idnei.
BET lan9e, fleiidige, Itorfe Stolen,
mur3eln tn 5wei bis orei Bon 1torfe
stiide uno legt bieIelben @noe Sc.
bruor ooer i'm Wdr3 in elmer gntfer-
nunq BON bier 3oa fla6 in Elm Sect
moglldlt letter, ettpos feu6ter groe,
oedt tie elnen 3ou body NIT eut Der.
toultem Hinopiebmi1t uno Damn atpei
Soa bod nit lebmiger gr6e au. Sic
S9oBlinge nerOen oonn ein3eln i'm
Wlnter berpflan5t uno gelonqen i'm
SDn11npr arr VIiitn
um quite Stolen 5u 5ieben, muB Ser
Sooen nit 2ebmer6e bermildt ner-
oen: au9 HuBpalier, oas man Der,
lteut, 1noem man iieoenoes 8oiier
l1oer Den HuB gieBt, lou man folt un
ole HolenItode berumgieBen. Gos be.
toroert ooS 8o6stum uno gibt ar0.
Bere Hoien bon Iebbofterer sSorbe.
e1ne 3tpiebel groBerer art oift ne.
ben ben Holenitod eepflan5t, perItQrft
Den 0erud ser 93ole
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$. 49,, 3eb.

g5 lit fleinli6 uno zines GbriIten.
neni6en uno @ebiloeten urltpiiroig,
BEL ieoer @rfinoung ooer menl6li6en
grrungenldoft auf irgeno einetft sc.
biete, gu frogen, ooer griinoli6e Na6.
forldungen an3uItellen ooriiber, OF
Der betreffenoe ~eroBe Wfann" elm
2eutl6er, 9lmeritaner, gnglGnoer
ODER Sran5oie, oh er Elm &otbolif,
EroteItant ooer Suoe getpeien lei.
0fan .ioa iolde geiitige grrungen.
idaften ols WenI6 uno Gbriit per.
ten, it6 iiber Die eroBen 8eiuItote
menldli6en Sorldens freuen iie gu
ietnem un0 ser Mitrneniden yeusen
gebrau6en unb Dem S90pfer 6onfen
fir Die @aben oes Gel iites uno &0r-
pers, Die @r na6 Seinen tpeiien N6-
itften 5uerteilt tpie uno mem @r mill.
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9. st., q. s.

Sb er erlaubt lei, fir Die Seelen
peritorbener Broteitonten O3eiie gu
lelen? Sic tpiiien, baB es cine ltrei-
tenoe, leioen0e >ltto triumpbierenoe
Stride gibt. 9ie Seelen inn sSegfeuer
geboren CUR leioenoen Stride. @iner.
lei, tuelder Stride ooer religioIen 9e.
nomination iie ouf @roen ongeb0rten,
ite fino iebt fotboIti6, tpeiI oos gan5e
Segfeuer Der leioenoe Teil Der tatbo.
lti6en Stride ausmo6t.
Oie Stride aber nabnt uns, nidt
nur fir iene 5u beten, Die ouf @roen
Der ltreiten0en Stride ongeb0rten,
lonoern fir ale Seelen i'm Seefeuer,
au6 fir iene, bic ouf @roen oar
ni6t Weitglie0er Der tQtboIii6en Sir,
DIE tporen. @era0e oieie buben unler
@ebet uno ltniere guten 8erfe mott.
ger alS anoere, lpeiI ibre 8ernon6ten
uno Sreunoe in ben berI6ieoenen
proteI Itantii6en Seften gor ni6t fir
tie beten, ia nod ni9t einmaI an Die
8irtlamfeit Oes @ebeteS fir Die Ser
Itorbenen g1auben.
IS lit olio gar ni6t berboten, ion,
bern eber nod Elm eutes 8erf, audi
fir peritorbene gei6tfotbolifen Die
bellige g}eiie leien gu 1oiien. @eiI
nun ober lei6t MiBperI ItQnoniIle ent-
lteben tonnten, tDenn man Die 0anen
bon ber1torbenen Brotel ltanten, fir bic
Die Wteiie oufgeopfert miro, oer0ffent-
lidte, oesbal6 perben Iol6e WeeiIen
nt9t eigens angefiinoigt.
Sn Gerbinoung biermit lei audi
nod oorauf oufmerfiam gemadt, Bob
biele Proteitanten i'm Ser5en fatbo,
lid itno; 8. +. iie tpoaen Dem ipobren
9brlltentum angeb0ren, un6 lie mel
men irrigertpeiie, ibre 5efte lei oos
pabre Gbriltentum. SoI6e grote-
Itanten, Die i'm Stonoe Der @nooe
itno, geb0ren au9 ouf gr6en idbon
our Seele Der fatboliI6en Stride,
tpenn lie Der Stride f0rperlif aud
ferne iteben.
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8. g., q. S.

0os lit cine bielfo9 berbreitete,
ober irrige Nnlt6t. Som bebrailden
8orte ~SSebol6apbat", .. /. ~@ott
ridtet", oos beim Bropbeten SSoeI
QII. 2.) porfommt, mo eS beiBt: SD
min oue 80lfer beriamtmeln uno iie
ms Sal Solapbot fiibren, u1to 6a.
lelbit min i6 ri6ten nit ibnen
glauben oiele, ben Srt oes lesten
@eridtes in oaS fleine Eal SoIapbot
bel Seruiolem Derlesen gu iouen. 9os
8ort Soiapbot beoeutet: 0os Sal, tpo
@ott ridtet. Ser eigentli6e Stnn lit
ollo: @ott miro (gon3 unbei iti1nmt,
mo) Oie gottlolen Seioenb0Ifer an eis
men Srt 5uiammenbringen uno Sein
l6redlideS @ertft iiber tie ergeben
lullen. @inige oerIteben Elm tpirfli6es
Sal, inSbelon6ere oas in Der NGbe
BON Sbecica, brei Stunoen IiiopeIt.
lid) bon Seru iolem. Die 81. 59rtft
laBt ben Srt, mo bos 8eltgeri9t
Ituttfinoen miro, gon5 unbeItimmt. @s
mare auh ettDas auffaaeno, baB @ott,
Ser Den Neniben, no6 oaen anoeu.
tungen Ser Sl. S6rift, ben Sag unb
bic Stunoe 0es groBen @eltgei ites
oorentbalten min, oen Srt 6esleIben
offenbart buben ioqte. Der nmiton6,
oaB Die Suoen nod INNER no9 oem
Sale Soiupbat 5ieben, um bort Dem
Srte oes @eri6tes re6t nobe gu icing
benefit ni6tS. 9ie Suoen batten oud
bic fali6e 9lnitdt bonn Weifios, I'M,
ter Dem ite it6 einen peItli6en 8e-
freler oeS 8oIfes Sirael poriteIIten.
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entItonb in Der eriten Sdlfte bes
neun8ebnten Sabrbun6erts unter ben
proteitantti9en SbeoIogen ein erbit.
terter 5treit iiber oieie Srage. Bdb.
reno &eerI, Gutter, &luge, @braro
unb on0ere energii6 bic Iusialte-
Bung Der eenonnten 8ii6er oerlang.
ten, pIGoierten beIonoers GenB, Se1tg.
Iten6erg, Gtier uno 8leef fir lire
8eibebaItung. @inen grfolg baben
oieIe OistuiIionen auf proteitantti6er
Seite iniofern nt9t gebabt, als mon
(ouBer gnglon6) bel Der bisbertgen
9raris be5iigIi9 Der 8eibebaltung
Ser ,IpofrDpben' in ben 8olfsbibeln
geblieben iit."
Sn6es lit 5u bemerfen, oaB in BEN
lesten Subren einige Druder Der
engliiden 8tbel Die ousgei6loHenen
8iider tpieoer ols Inbang benz Il.
ten Eeitament beigeben, pabreno it6
0euti6e Qutberiide) 8ibeln finben,
in oenen Die u9lpotrppben" feblen. @s
lit nGmli9, pie 0r. Sen bemertt, bic
mooerne, Die Snipiration all e +
biblii6ep 8iider grun0labli6 leue'
neroe proteItontiide Ebeologie gu Ell
nen tpeientlid anOern, gum Sell GIN.
Itigern l1rteil iiber BEN 8ert Der
ausgeidloiienen 8l6er gelangt als
Ser altere glaubige Sroteituntismus.
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u. g., Mris.

Inter 8eaooritetren oeritebt man
9ormfonfrettonen eetpiiier Stere, tpie
iie nomentli6 BEL elmer peritiben 3ie.
genart uno aud BEL oem 6ineitIden
Sdien Dorfommen. 9ieIelben bette.
ben enttpeoer bouptIGd1ib aus 2itbo-
feQiniGure uto itno 0ann olibeneriin
un0 i6mel5en, nenn ite erbitt tper-
ben, ODER idtpar5 1no unidmeu5bor,
penn tie @aogiaure entbalten. SSn
Ser 6ineiii6en Sberupeutic lit Der
ge5oar oes SGien (einem betligen
Giere) IN boben1 Anieben. Derielbe
miro i'm Breiie gegen SiIber oufge'
pogen uno nur bel iolden &ranfbei.
ten gebral,bt, BEL oenen anoere Mits
tel beriagen.
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= Jran ST. 8., SSnb.

SSn Ser proteItonti16en 8ibeI feb
len Iteben gon5e 8ii9er un6 Teile
bon 5pei 8ii1ern 0es 9lIten Se1to.
mentS; oos Heue TeItoment miro in
ben meiiten proteitantii9en 9lusgo.
ben ooI1ltdn6ig georudt. SIM A1ten
SeItoment feblen bieI 8ii9er: 9os'
8u6 SobiaS NIT bier5ebn &opiteln;
oas 8ud SuOitb nit ieh3ebn &opis
teln; Dos 8u6 @ccleIiaItifus nit elm.
unofitnf5ig &apiteln; oos 8u6 Der
8elSbeit nit neun5ebn &opiteIn; Dos
8ud) 8aru6 nit ie6s &opiteln; bos
erlte 8uf Der Mo6obGer nit ie6-
5ebn &opiteln; oas 5tpeite 8u6 Der
Otububaer nit fiinf5ebn - i'm gan-
gen alio oertltebenun6oreiBig ao-
pitel. 8eiter feblen i'm 9lIten Se1tos
n1ent Ser proteltuntiiden 8ibel oieIe
Stiife aus 3tpei 8u6ern: SIN Bud
Gltber, &apitel 10, gers A biS gum
SdluB, namlid &opitel 16, 8ers
"a; i'm guf Goniel, &apitel 3, 8ers
"a big 8erS 80, unb Die &opitel 13
uno pler5ebn. SIN gan5en feblen ollo
in oen protel eltontil6en @usga6en oes
Ilten EeItoment5 an Die bunbert1ie
benllnooier3ig &apitel. 0o oos 9llte
uno geeue Teltament in Sen fatboli-
Iden IuSgaben 1884 &opitel bQ6en,
MAIDEN 0ie in ben proteItuntiichen
4u5gaben feblenOen &opiteI mebr
ols Elm 3ebntel aus.
Gieie Stiide oe5 9(lten EeItaments
bat Sutber in feline Seroeuti6unq Der
8lbel oufgenommen, ibnen ober bic
Stelle zines slnbangs 5u ben an0ern
Budern angepielen unb Die 8emer,
flung borousgeldift: u4pofrppbo.
Gos ltno 8iider, 10 ni6t Ser 81.
Sdriit glei6gebo1ten uno oo6 Mtg
lih uno gut 81 leien itno." Sieriber
ldretbt meiter Or. 8inono seu in
leinem 2ebrbud ser gugemeinen
Glnleitung in oos 9llte Sci lament:
Ser anli6t un0 Dem Gerfobren 2u-
lgtt2 gooen 11d aue proteltanttl6e
Befenntnlile i'm DeiehtIiden onge.
l6loiien. Spdtere, nomentli6 refor-
nierte, proteitantiI6e Gbeologen gin.
gen in Der abneigune gegen 6iele
9uber 10 melt, OaB lie oieielben oua
bon ben georudten 8ibeln ausge.
l6loll len tpiiien polten. Gen Idon
auf Der 2ortre6ter 5pnpbe (1645)
BON falplniItil6en Sbeologen geItea.
ten> ober bort a6gelebnten antrog,
Die ,IpotrDpben' aus ben georudten
8ibeln gang gu entfernen, bat ipater
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8ibelgeieal6aft pirfli6 5ur Aus fIb.
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be5eueen. Damn fniete i6 unter ben
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uno &unIti6opfungen laut Der Welt
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Son bier ging th tn Sic 8ei6t-
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ten. Inter Der MenIdenmenge mu6-
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bof.
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aIeinisfeit aufreeen I6Bt, iddbigt
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ous bergiBt, mas etnmaI ni9t su
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oeinen bier @dnoen ODER Elm beiBes
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len. un0 @emiitsberubigune.
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