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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-02-28

Sunday school, 1000 A. M. Glasses
for all ages.
Sunday morning Worship, 11:OO
o'clock.
Tuesday: Prayer service 7:45.
Thursday, Christ's Ambassadors
service, 7:45.
Don't send your children to Sun
day School-BRING THEMi
Sunday is the Lords Day; honor
it by attending church.
REV. LEON H. AYERS, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
The subject for the Lesson-Ser-
mon for Sunday, evening, March 8
is Christ Jesus"
Wednesday evening meetings at
800 o'clock.
Sunday School GAS a. m.
THE METHODIST CHURCH
Libby e. Troy
Sunday school Gas a. m.
Worship Service 1900 a. m.
Troy
Sunday School 1920 a. m.
Worship service 300 p. M.
E. ROY FORT. Pastor
HOLY TRINITY TROY
(EpiScOpaD
Sunday, March Bird:
Holy Eucharist and sermon 800
p. m.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-02-28
FORTINE COMMUNITY CHURCH

FORTINE COMMUNITY CHURCH
Arvid Erickson, Pastor
Sunday school, 1890 a. m.
Worship service, 1870 a. m.
Jr. Young Peoples Service, 7:45
p. m.
Evangelistic service, BIS p. m.
Prayer meeting, 800 p. m. Wed
nesday.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-02-28
ST. LUKE'S LIBBY
(EuiScODaD

Sunday, February oath:
There will be no service this Sun
day since the Vicar is in the east
attending a Church conference.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-02-28
ST. MARY'S CHURCH

Masses the second and fourth
Saturday of the month at $3.50 a. m.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-02-28

TREGO COMMUNITY SCN3AT
SCHOOL
Sunday morning 1920 a. m.
We will furnish transportation.
HAROLD ERICKSON
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-02-28
HOLY TRINITY TROY
(EpiScOpaD

Sunday, March Bird:
Holy Eucharist and sermon 800
p. m.
Evening star., 1946-01-17
and GeorsetN Bennett, 90. South

ens orsn..c' c.srsste r Bennett 2s' South
Kenneth r. Thorne, 90. Haserstovn, Nd,
and Mary M. Hogan, 49, Rockville
Oscar Lee, Al. and Ida Mae Misenheimer,
40, both Of WASHINGTON.
Charles D. Lehman. "a, Westerville. Ohio,
and Frances. A. Fuller. 81. Bethesda.
Md, and Ruby Boyd, is. Rockville.
Jere c. Wannan, %, Washington. and Lois
Faye Reed, 21, Silver Spring,
Kentzing c. Robey, %, Waldorf, Md, and
Peggy r. smallwood. 20, Brookeville
Marvin R. shultz; 2s; and Edna G. Bur
= and Ruth g. BargeT: IS, Arline ton, Va
Bascom Barrett. 80. Arlington, Va. and
Nellie Alease Fuller, %. .Danville, Va
Turner. T. Best, 40, and Sylvia MARY
Southworth, "a. both of Washington.
Issued at Alexandria.
Hubert s. Dollins, 26, and Jane Burroughs
23 both of Alexandra.
'g RobjnSen 3wem Ridssway a. and Cora Let
John H: Crawford. jr.. 80, Baltimore, ane
Evening star., 1946-01-17
Columbia Heights Unit
Reindorses Suffrage

The principle of suffrage for resi-
dents Of the District was Reimbursed
by the Citizens Forum of Columbia
Heights last night.
The association voted to collect
pencils for the school children oi
France and designated the home oi
Spared A. Wood, 1908 Thirteenth
street NV, as the receiving station
for contributions.
c. ]. Fernald, president, presided
Evening star., 1946-01-17

Helen r. Van Valley, 81. Pennsboro, W.
Peter 3. seel. jr,, 81. Athens. Ohio and
Cheryle. H. Knight, 80. Washington.
Francis 4. Cardinal, 40, and Maribeth
John F. Murphy, jr., 20, Fort Belvoir and
Stella Marie Mitchell Is, Alexandria;
JACK G. McDermott 40, and Ann Day
Jarvis, 20, both OF Alexandria
Emerson M. Thompson, "a, and Marjorie
E. Creal, 81, both of Alexandria
Evening star., 1946-01-17
Auto Trade Group to Elect

Officers will be elected and in
stalled at the annual meeting of the
Washington Automotive Trade AS
sociation, to be held at 8 pm. Mon
! day at Hotel 2400.
Evening star., 1946-01-17

The United States Coast Guard
was founded in 1870 by Alexander
Hamilton to cambat smuggling.
Evening star., 1946-01-17
Marriage License
|AppIicotions

Under D. C. la,Ds, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, ,Dait three 1ull days and
receipe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1946-01-17

at the meeting in Powell Junior
High School. Hiatt place and La
mont street NV.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-04
Hospital Bill
(Washington Post)


 The Hill-Burton hospital construction bill which passed the Senate is before the House. introduced by Representative Priest with perfectng amend mens which to altogether essential As to the main purpose of the bill, should think there is scarcely any for controversy Forty per cent of the counties in the United States comprising some Is million Americans. have recognized hospital And according to the secretary of the American Public Health Association, fewer than 10 per cent of the Nations health agencies are provided with physical facilities even approaching reasonable standards of adequacy These facts which taken together with the health statistics revealed by Army medical examinations whelming refute those in Congress who think that let this problem slide
 But the bill, adopted by the Senate, has two extremely serious defects which MT. Priest seeks to correct. One of these is the creation of advisory council of private citizens empowered to act in semi judicial capacity and action by responsible administrator of the hospital program. This amounts to notification of administrative responsibility and puts dangerous power of checkmate into the hands of men who Senator Murray pointed out, are potentially responsive to interests other than those of the Federal Government
 to appeal to the courts against decision by the Fed eral administrator denying a proposed construction project. AS President Truman observed in letter Congressman Lea, this would sanction the judicial over riding of administrative discretion which Con- gress has entrusted to an official which it holds responsible for granting Federal funds . It would plant the seeds of disharmony in Federa-State-ocal relationships 1t could afford precedent which would be disastrous to the developing system of Federal grantsn upon which much of social legisla- ton is based" With these two defects amended the hospital construction bill should provide the basis for an urgently needed revitalization of the countrys health facilities
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-04

the rest of the time. We could name several in the First Division.
 The Democratic Party, split asunder for some time by busy little chief executive, had better start mending the breach before the general election in October. The Democratic Party is going to have to pick better for legislative positions than in the past or the Republican handwriting the wall this will be sentence for the Demos two years hence
 We don't think that the actions of the Territorial Legislature the past few sessions have been anything like conservative The adopted have been the most liberal in the United States Under the present Unemployment Compensation payments, a working is foolish if he doesn't find way to quit work and retire six months year. Our Veterans Act is super progressive.
 There definitely expressed in the Tuesday election dissatisfaction with past legislatures in trend toward the Republican Party which is significant and warning.
 The isolated defeat of Curtis Shattuck in the First Division is insignificant when you view the whole picture Robert Hoopes, a Shattuck cohort in the House leads the ticket in Fairbanks. Frank Whaley, supposedly conservative in the Senate, leads in Nome.
 When the returns all in, compare the total Republican vote with that of two years ago. That says something.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-04

CLOS organlzatlonaI drive in the South is known by the code name Operation Dixie" Some dis charged veterans now describe themselves as members of the "Twenty-F -Fifty-Two Club" meaning that they are unemployed but drawing $20 a week for 52 weeks under the GI.Bill of Rights. Some will take jobs if employers will agree not to give them a Social Security number or report their employment to the Government. Mrs. Harry Hopkins will be the new fashion adviser for large group of department stores. Hopkins unfinished memoirs are now being completed by playwright Bob Sherwood Mike Reilly, former head of the White House Secret Service detail under Roose-
 welt dropped by Truman) has completed five articles on the in-
 ner operations of the White House under Roosevelt for a national weekly. Washington builder Col. Gustave Ring is making a real contribution to veterans hous-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-04
CONGRESS RETREATS

It isn't often that the public riS- es up in protest so quickly and ef- fectively as over the recent cut ting of price control in the House of Representatives. However, the Save OPA" mail drive on Con- gress now appears to have scored a bulls eye Senate oploaltiD.l to crippling House amendments is mounting and anti-price control Senators cne hy one are beginning to yell Uncle"
 Lospite this. O1'A boss Paul Por- ter and Economic Stabilizer Ches- ter 3cwles are awaiting the Senate showdown with crossed fingers. What they fear is a compromise Senate blll--a watered-dow but still dangerous version of the House repeal measure.
 Porter warned of this in a re- cent secret conference with Bowles and other top officials when the question was raised as to whether the outspoken Bowles should con-
 
 tinue his cannonading for air-tight OPA legislation. Bowles himself felt that it might be smart for him to pull punches temporarily.
 Porter, however, vigorously advis- ed the contrary.
 This is no time to trim our sails CT for you to let down. Chester he told Bowles. There is too much at stake. We've won the first round, hut there is still lot of fighting before we are over the hump"
 The price control chief said he was much heartened by the new Society of the Friends of Price Control in Congress, led by COP Senator Bourke B. Hickenlooper of Iowa, who recently back-flipped in- to the ranks of those favoring OPA extension.
 T guess the next step will be for the National Association of Real Estate Boards to come out for a compromise bill" Porter said. That's what worries me We have to keep our guards up against com
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-04
ELECTION RESULTS

Defeat of supposedly "arch-conservatives7 running for the Legislature is being hailed by some a great movement in Alaska to sweep into offcs progressives and liberals But several other things to point the other way.
 The swing to have started in Alaska back toward the Republicans who have indeed made great gains this year In communities almost many Republican votes cast Democratic This trend, in opinion, indicates no great movement toward a liberal progressive legislature, whatever that means. To the contrary, the swing toward the Re- publican candidates to indicates that good many Alaskans have become fed up with the type of screw ball legislators the Democrats have been furnishing the past several sessions mainly rubber stamps and perennial parasites who make their easy living draw ing legislative pay 60 days every and from a government reward job for being rubber stamp
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-04
SUPPORT DOUGLAS FIRE DEPT.

letter from Mike Pusch reminds us that tonight is the eve of the Douglas Volunteer Fire Departments 48th Annual Dance at which everyone always has a good time and through which the fine Douglas Vol Fire Department raises part of the funds with which to guard the community from the constant threat of fire Mike says that he hopes to make this, had and the people of Juneau extended cordial invitation to attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-04
HOROSCOPE E "The stdrs incline
 but do not compel"
SUNDAY, MAY 5
HEART AND HOME

HEART AND HOME
 Members of the clergy, doctors and nursee are under friendly in- fluences. Parents are warned against harshness in their dealing with the problems of their children Patience and sympathy often pay rich divi- dends.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS
 New England textile producers who are now worried about the possibility of unprecedented com petition in Britain should put their minds at ease. They will have a ready and eager market waiting for all they can produce for some years to come.
 NATIONAL ISSUES
 The major political parties soon will be scratching feverishly in an effort to find suitable cam paign issues. The Republicans may be helped by an indicated import ant change in the Party's general staff.
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
 Developments of interest are fore seen for Rumania There, as in so many other sections of the world, the Communists will play prom inent role in impending changes.
 Persons whose birthdate this is are promised by the stars: An emo tional experience which, though pleasant, will never be forgotten. The year will bring adventure and financial reward.
 Children born today will be re- scurceful ambitious and deter+ mined and should succeed in hisa4 ly respected profession. "
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-04
MERRY-GO-ROUND

The Justice Department is care fully watching Howard Hughes new picture, The Outlaw" and his triple-damage suit against Holly woods Big Five which claims the picture violates the moral code. Justice Department officials have long thought that the Big Elves moral censorship was sometimes more commercial than moral, but they hesitate to go to bat for "The Outlaw because of a scene where the heroine partially disrobes. Po- lice have banned the picture in Minneapolis, St. Paul and Duluth. Army brass hats are delighted that Bernard Baruch is rewriting the State Departments excellent report on atomic energy The Army feels that the State Department gave too many controls to civilians; considers Baruch much more an.endable to the military.
 (coPYRIGHT, BELL SYNDICATE, INC. 19s6)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-04

Lend-Lease would be paid back to this country in the kind and class of materials and goods which we gave"
 q have never understood that the President ever thought it would be paid back dollar for dollar" replied Tunnel. Tt was not loan"
 Roosevelt did not say that" per- sisted Bilbo He said that it would be paid back in materials.
 Tunnell II am not sure but that the saving of the blood of Ameri- can boys is material of value"
 Bilbo: T do not understand the Senator's observation"
 Tunnell: The Senator may not understand it, but I think the Am- erican people will"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-04
20 YEARS AGO fyim FHr EMPIRE

 Northwestern n  W. Musser V. Nelson, Gallagher
   were to the Worthy Jr Worthy of Eagles.
 port trip he season. a cargo coal miscellaneous freight to ball tonight Manning opposing Kek Indian badly maued brown bear while walking mi from
  badly permanently  Weather Highest 50 lowest 43;
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-04

promises. ElJner we have price control or we don't. There's no middle ground as far as I'm con- cerned."
 Porter recently gave closed-door session of the Senate Banking Committee sample from the same bolt When several conservative Senators protested that the OPA should be more flexible and rea- sonable" in restricting price in creases, he replied:
 "The trouble with many people is that they consider the words flexible and reasonable synony- nous with no control at all"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-04
BUSINESS AFFAIRS

BUSINESS AFFAIRS
 New techniques and new stan- dards in advertising will become evident as paper supplies increase and the nations publications under take to tell consumers, through ad- vertising, what products and ser- vices are available to them. Sim plicity and greater visual appeal will mark the new trends.
 NATIONAL ISSUES
 It will not be long before an old cry will be raised again: What this country needs is a good five-cent cigar. Smokers will probably settle with the cigar makers for a good fifteen-cent cigar instead. The war took the priced cigars out of the. showcases. Few have returned.
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
 Faith and confidence in U. N. will grow as each successive chal- lenge is accepted and courageously dealt with. Fresh evidences of the Security Councils strength and the respect held for it throughout the world are indicated. Even the chronic Doubling Thomases are beginning to see in the U. N. the sure promise of a truly permanent peace.
 Persons whose birthdate this is are promised by the stars. Unex- pected cultural opportunities and year of great contentment
 Children born today will inherit the best qualities of their parents. They will Le mentally alert, phy- sically strong. Honesty will be their cardinal virtue.
 f Copyright, 1946)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-04
MODERN ETIQUETTE $oprprA Ry FEE

did throwing departing bride
 
 In early days symbolic used in 
 What is the meaning of in a long rolled un tied What is enjoyable country hostess provide?
 A. picnic to some interesting spot always enjoyable
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-04
Daily Lessons in English %g. v L. GORDON

say Apples Say, atmosphere
  NISPRONOUNCED Ggoo jig-o-lo in syllable Pursuit. SYNONYMS Volupuous, fleshy,
 WORD STUDY: yours" Let us vocabulary mastering day having power memory cultivated by everyone"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-04
CAPITAL CHAFr

John L. Lewis has appropriated Bernard Baruch's park-bench of flee" in Lafayette Square across from the White House. Dean Acheson, the able Acting Secretary of State, showed up for work the other day wearing striped pants, a black morning coat, black tie, neat ly starched collar, and a large hole in the sole of his left shoe. The
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-04

ing project in Boston, financed by the John Hancock Life Insurance Company.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-04
MONDAY. MAY C
HEART AND HOME

TEAhI AND HUME Engaged girls, brides and young mothers are under friendly stars. True love will run smooth, con ] trary to the adage, under this con- figuration.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-04
The Washington Merry-Go-Round

fcontinued from Page one)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-04

Weather. Highest, 50; lowest, 4s; rain.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-09-21

slud Der 8egabtelte lnuB bier ON Der
Seele perfriippeln, oa Die Mdidine
ieoe 8oelie unb 2ebensfreuoe erto-
tet unb bie belebenoe GegIamfeit bes
oenfenben Wenidengeiites 5ugrunoe
ri6tet.
Ifan brauft nur oieie miiben, per-
6itterten 2ellte an5uieben, oie NOR
geus ouf Sen <i Ser @lode rerbroi-
in 5ie 6obrifru!lme fiillen, r1l 5u
Oer'tehgn, mus Ger qapitalisr,.s al;
Nem freien Weniclen gemabt har. Gin
ieoer oenfenbc aFSnih muB iiG gegea
eine 'ol6e ieelnet,ic Gerlflobltng auf-
lebner, nenn er iid Sag fir Sag
Sobr fir Sabr an cine Weaid6ine ge.
ftiielt iiebt, obne Soffnung auf SeI-
ierung, falls er ni6t nit ieiner SAINT
lie perbungern min.
Der 2iberalismus lit nit Dem &a-
pitalismus cine gbe eingegangen, oas
&ino oieier gbe lit ser So5iolismus.
8ie elm 8lutegel legte it6 Ser &api-
talismus unter Der Siibrung bes gott-
entfremoeten 2iberalisnus auf Die
Sanoer rno iaugte iid m Heidtrm
Der S0lfer Bis gum grbre6en bon.
@enn man oie groBen Gieienper.
mogen ins sluge faBt, oie einige ii6
in fur5er 3eit errafft boben, 10 mag
man Der rIteben, ipenn. Ser So5ialis-
mus bebauptet: gigentum lit 9ieb-
Itabl.. 8ie it'd Ser &apitalismus o1t-
Berbalb ser 3ebn @ebote gelteut bot,
10 tut es audi iein 9ruoer, ser 60
5ialismrs. 0ieier lit sic foIgeribtige
Gur6fiibrung Ser liberalen 9runo-
iite fiir aue bieienigen benen man
BEN 8lauben an ein Senleits genom.
men bat, unb bie nift 10 flug getpe-
len itno, ltd) BEL ibrer @eburt einen
Wtillion1r alS Gater aus3uIu6en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-09-21

Slm %. December oieies
Sabres fonnen Die 8iirger bon Soma
ben bunoertiten Sabrestog Ger Muf-
nabme Sopas in ben Staatenbuno
feiern. Die Sarmer bes Staates ba-
ben ettpas 5u ubieten", ndrnli6 Die
groBte &ornernte, bie ienals in it,
geno einem Staat eingebeinlIt tpurbe.
Mmslanb: 9enipdrIide en-
auslanoilfen grnteberi6ten lit fol-
genoes 81 entnebmen: SSsn Norpegen
lit oie grnte beiier als normal; an
&artoffeln gibt es logar einen ueber-
idnB. slrgentiniens gfeisernte miro
auf 7,736,00O 8ulbel gei6Gst; lee-
tes Sabr tpurben 6,8O7,O 8uIbel
er5ielt. @uf ben Bbilippinen itebt cine
Geisernte bon 4,O77O 900 0ulbel in
ansiidt; Die grnte lit piel GROCER als
Die lettiabrige mar, bletbt aber Inn
5ipan5ig Bro5ent binter oen Sur1-
ldnittsernten ser Gorfriegs5eit 5l1-
riif. 9ie 3uderproouftion Der Side.
6olloDafei miro auf $4,000 Son.
men gei6att, gegen burhI6nittli6
$4,000 Sonnen in Der 8orfriegs-
5ett. Sn &anaoa miro cine @ei5en.
ernte bon 450 Wilionen 8uIbeI err
martet; in Ser Brobin5 Mlberta be.
gann Die @ei5enernte 5u 8eginn 6es
Wonats September. SSn Mrgentinien
purben 5,036,OOO Mcres sSlads ae-
iaet, gegen 4,558,000 Mcres Dor Ell.
mem Sobr unb burdldnittli6 $780,
900 Mcres in Der Beriobe 1886
1910. 3miiden 8ulgarien nn6 Der
Sidedoilomafei fam elm Gertrag 5u.
itanoe, tpona6 bie Igroitrof= f=@erfe
(ein ~nationaliitertes ltnternebmen)
sraftoren 8fliige, Selbltbinoer uno
Sreldmald)inen an 8ulgarien su Iie-
fern bat; 8ulgarien liefert als sc.
genleiitung Gabaf un6 5arrnprooufte.
Jiir ben &eit bes Sabres bot 8rafi-
lien Den Ginfubr5on auf 9finobieb,
Woltereiprobufte, Wargarine, Jett.
itoffe, Dele unb Seliamen, grbnii5Ie,
ganmtpolliamenol Ealg, @etreioe
uno @etreioeprooufte, SbIt un6 &c.
miile nufgeboben. 9ie erIte Senouna
bon argentiniidem @ei5en, insae.
lamt fiinfnnoabt5igb igbunoert Eonnen,
traf tiir5lib in Shangbai, China,
elm.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-09-21
MAkuM@
Bon Eruf. s. M. 9Ibren,
&eoaftemr bes ,@aiienfrenn6'
G. s., Mo.

lin Ben 3ned uno oas @eien oes
Iogenannten ST.. 9eutlden Gomil6en
Hei6es 81 oerIteben, muB man fol-
genoe ettpas peiter ousgreifenoe ge-
lfi6tlibe Sat laden betrahten: 9as
81. Gomtide &ei6 oel1ti6er geation
(Sacrum Snperium gtationis Ger
manicae) tpurOe i'm Sabre 962 ge=
gritnoet unO oauerte Bis gum Sabre
1906. 0tit oieier 8enennung puroe
Oas alte oeutIde Ret6 felt Ser Ser
eintgung Der &aiierfrone nit Ser
oentl6en aonigsfrone be5eidnet.
vSetlig" tpuroe es benannt, tpegen
leiner Ser6inoung nit Ser uromi-
lden" Stride; ~r0miif", meil es ais
Sortiebung oes alt=romii6en &ailer-
tums gait. Am 8eibna6tstoge oes
Sabres 800 mar &arl Ser 8roBe ols
erIter germanii6er SerrI6er gum ro-
miihen &uiier gefront noroen. 9lber
Der 8eoanfe bes 9ei6es botte iid
ibon bepabrt, als 732 GarI Wartea
Die Iraber bel Sours 11no 8oitiers
lhlug uno oas 6riItli6e 9lbenolano
Dor Ser lleberflutl1ng our6 oen Salb-
mono rettete gtlpa anoertbalb Sabr-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-09-21
mie Der 8nietpfarrer
Sic melt aniiett. ,snS
tpas er eriebante. ais
cr tsftter Sic
preptetett eine
&un s o d m. 9. &l0fer,
Sn nidpfarrer
(6ortiesungl
srei6cnfertnm

So6 oos Sreioenfertum bat Sen
2iberalismus bon Sen 3ebn @eboten
8ottes losgeloIt. 9ieIe erfennt es MIR
iotpeit, ols tie ibm gtuten bringen.
Sic lollen MIR oa5u oienen, Die armen
2eute I'M 3aum 81 balten.
@iirben biele nod Sen @runoIGts
gen Des mooernen 2iberalismlts ban-
beln, ginge es oem Blutofrotismus
balo iebr idle6t. I'm feline Sorberr-
idaft nare es balls geI6eben. 9arum
Ser &f gegen BEN ruiiiiden &oms
rnlnismus auf Ser gon5en 2inie.
9ei6t neil bie &ulien Die 9feligion
1tnteroriiden uno Sen Serrgott obiet.
gen ipollen, oarin lit Ser 2iberaliss
mus ibnen 2ebrer 1lno Sorbilo ge-
Deien, ionbern neil lie oen Wommo,
nismus NIT ieinen eigenen @affen
betdmpfen, 6arum i6reit mani gegen
ibn.
Inter 2tberalismuS peri itebt man
bellte 1lnbeldrdnften 2ebensgenuB,
Sreibeit bon allen gottlicben un0
menidliden 8eieben, 10 melt man
oas l1ngeitraft itb erlauben oarf. sln
8ottes Stelle tritt oos eigene Sd.
9as Sier I'M Wenl6en lit poaItGnoig
freigelaiIen. INTERVIEWING 11nter eis
men SOberen, Selbitiiberpinoung uno
Spfergeiit iino beroltete 8egriffe.
gtur Soren l1n0 Die binter Ser Belt
5uriidgebliebenen iinb geben iif nit
iol6em ab.
geaditenliebe lGBt man nod gelten.
gfan preOiat tie in allen 8lGttern.
9od 0arf tie feline perl0nlifen Spfer
folten uno muB ettpos einbringen,
5um penigitens Gbre uno Gubm BON
Den WtenIden. Iar1m neroen uu6 III
re Saten geprielen. gae 8ldtter per-
fiinoen Sen Namen ser @eidenfgeber,
uno our6 alle 8elt gebt ibr 9tubm.
Man nennt oiele 4rt NG6itenliebe
Sumanitat uno DeiB niGbt genug 5u
riibmen, ipie melt nun es oarin beut-
outage gebrad)t bat.