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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1947-03-06
To Issue Auto Licenses

Arthur II. Green, County treasurer,
stated this week that his office would
issue automobile licenses as soon as
they are received from the Commiss-
ioner Of Motor Vehicles, Baltimore.
No definite date as to when they
will arrive, is known.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1947-03-06
HOSPITAL DRIVE HALF COMPLETE;
LOAR FAMILY GIVES ST. 900 MORE
Other Contributions of $4,000 This Week Bring Fund
Thus Far SAL 2OO Chairman Reports Goal Is $50

A substantial addition to the hos
pital fund by the Loar family,
amounting to 21,OOO, and other con-
tributions of more than $4,000 this
week have boosted the total amount
to the halfway mark in the drive to
obtain $4,000, it was announced yes
terday by George H. Hanst, county
chairman.
The will of the late George w. Loar
left $4,000 for hospital construction
and equipment, with $4,000 additional
for maintenance for the first year,
and the addition of $21 900 from other
members of the Loar family this
week, makes a total of $4,000 con-
tributed from this source.
In spite of the weather which pre-
vented committeeman in other sections
of the county from doing much So
Letting, the drive has been moving
along swiftly. The total of actual con-
tributions and definite reservations up
to yesterday evening was SAL POO OF
this amount total of $780, was re-
ported this week.
Two of the semi-private rooms, one
ward, the nursery, a doctors waiting
room, nurses lounge, and the bust
ness office were crossed from the list
of available memorials, the rooms be-
ing taken by Mr. and Mrs A. ID. Nay
lor and Mrs. H. L. Bennett, and Mr.
and Mrs Ralph Pritts; the ward was
taken by A. D. Naylor and company,
the nursery by the Masonic lodge, and
the business office by the Knights of
Pythias lodge Mr. and Mrs. James
p Treacy took the doctors waiting
room, and Reckard and GIotfelty the
nurses lounge. There were also other
substantial contributions listed be-
low;
Additional contributions:
The Loar family, $21 900; Daniel
Miller, $25; Lynn Browning, IS; Mr.
and Mrs. James P. Treacy, $500, for
doctors waiting room; Mr.. and Mrs.
c. E. Sharps, $500; Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Pritts, $1,000, for semi-private
room; Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Naylor and
Mrs. H. l., Bennett, $1,000, for semi
private room; Howard Naylor, 500;
Kenneth Paugh, $40; Reckard and
Glotfelty, for nurses lounge, $500
Through Loeb Lynn committee: j. w
Ream, $40; Mrs. H. V. Leighton, $40;
II. NJ. Weeks, $40; Miss Katherine
O'Donnell, $25; Miss Mary O'Donnell
IS; Harvey, Ream and Humbertson
500.
Definite reservations-A. d. Nay
lor and Company, $1,000, for ward;
Masonic Lodge of Oakland 81 900, fol
nursery; X. of p Lodge, $4,000, fol
business office
Letters were prepared this week tc
send to corporations and individuals
who have business interests in this
county, and it is expected that returns
from these will begin to come in by
next week
Members Of the committee, altho
declaring themselves greatly PLEASED
over the amount received thus far
were conscious of the fact that tho
last half of the drive would be much
more difficult than the first, as hun.
drcds of smaller donations would be
necessary to make up the balance
Virgil Steyer, chairman for the
German section, named Mrs. Mary.
land Loughry, j. w. Gilbert and Burt
Shaffcr as members of his committee
and Emroy BoIdcn added H. d
Swaltzcntruber to the Oakland com.
mittcc.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1947-03-06

Members Of the staff Of the County
Welfare Board had shrimp dinner
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Ii. Brown last Friday evening.
Laurel outlook., 1947-06-25
ITEMS FROM THE
Reporters Notebook

Mr.. and Mrs. Allie M. Dolven are
the parents of a son born Wednes-
day, June 10, at a Billings hospital.
DIR. and Mrs. H. C. Scholberg,
formerly of Jabalpur, Central Prov
inces, India, now of Bingham Lake,
Mimi, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Callahan. Mrs. Scholberg is
Mrs. Callahan's sister. Mrs. Gala
han entertained members of her cir
Gle Friday afternoon, after which
members of the other circles of the
Woman's Society of Christian Service
met at the Methodist church to hear
Mrs. Scholberg relate some of her
various experiences during her SO
years in India. Both DR.. and Mrs.
Scholberg spoke on Sunday morning
at the Methodist church school. They
left Monday for their home in Min
neSota.
M. F. Crawford returned last week
from Glendive where he had spent
sever weeks as a patient at the
Northern Pacific hospital.
Patricia Gallagher's thirteenth
lIiiudy "do CClSUIdtSu Will a party
Monday afternoon at her home. Re-
freshments were served. Guests were
Lenna Ferrin, Sue Thompson, Helen
Speare, Elaine Bourne, Maurine
Hunter of Roberts, Jeanne Gallagher,
Elsie Slagel, Joan Murphy, Elsie
Stevens, Joyce Hafer, Louanne
Campbell, Edith Belle and Odelia
Bender.
A gathering of the Laurel Fire
mems auxiliary last Wednesday was
in the form of a picnic at North
Park. About 40 persons were pres
ent including members, their hus-
bands and children. Arrangements
were in charge of Mrs. &c. A. Dun
can, Mrs. C. G. Scott and Mrs. J..
A. Larson. The next meeting will
be at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence ALEX.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Christopherson
of Cakes, N. D., were guests last
week end of Mrs. Christophersen's
brother and sister-in-law, MI. and
Mrs. William Mcintyre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hudson and
children were recent guests in Alb
sarokee at the homes of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernie Hudson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Birman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Crow and sons
visited last week end in Shepherd
with Mr.. and Mrs. Adlie Whitaker
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Tomesiak
are the parents of a son born Sat-
lrday, June 81, at a Billings hos
oital.
Laurel outlook., 1947-06-25
The News
ofLAUREL

Robert Elliot of Roundup, son
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Elliot, and Miss
Stella Mart of Milestone were mar
ried at a ceremony at IL O'Clock
Thursday morning in the Methodist
church at Roundup. Following the
ceremony was a wedding breakfast
for 80 guests. They were Mr.. and
Mrs. A. F. Elliot, Miss lnez Elliot
of New York City, Miss Jean Ell
hot of Billings, Miss Bessie Elliot
and Miss May Elliot of Roundup,
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Weber,
Georgia, Marion and Dicky Weber,
Mrs. E. w. Roberts and children,
and Frank Harrison, all of Laurel.
MI. and Mrs. Elliot left on a honey
moon trip to Glacier park and on
their return stopped over for a brief
visit in Laurel. They will make
their home on the Elliot ranch near
Roundup.
Included among the guests at the
wedding in Billings of Miss Mary
Ann Plat, daughter of Mrs. Ann
Shea, and Vernon John POehls, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Poehls, all
of Billings, were Mrs. Shirley Pen
ringer, Mrs. Clinton Anderson and
Miss Adelpha Vaught. The cere-
mony took place in st. Luke's Epis-
copal church with Rev. Henry L.
Evan officiating.
Mrs. Clay Greening, Laurel's can
didate for queen in the Billings Go
Western Parade, was among the 125
guests entertained at a breakfast
Friday in the Northern hotel ball.
room in Billings by various organi-
cations of Billings. Table decora-
tions followed a western motif and a
melOdrama and western songs made
up the entertainment program.
Laurel outlook., 1947-06-25

A dinner Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Crutcher honored
the fourth birthday of their grand
son, Michael Matross. Guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Val Matross and chill
dren, Michael and Ronald of Billings,
Philip Matross of Fairview and Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Matross, Jr., of
Miles City.
Laurel outlook., 1947-06-25

Mrs. Shirley Penninger and Mrs.
Nina Richert returned Sunday eve
ming from Butte where they attend
ed the annual convention of Mon
tana Federation of Business and
Professional Women's clubs. Dur
ing the sessions, Mrs. Penninger was
elected chairman of the state educa-
tional loan fund.
Laurel outlook., 1947-06-25
Laurel News Items

Mrs. L. C. Foote was among the
guests when Chapter N, P. E. o. of
Roundup celebrated its twenty-fifth
anniversary at a formal dinner and
a reception at the home of Mrs. C.
T. Pigot of Roundup.
Laurel outlook., 1947-06-25

The trucks that will bring true postwar design to the
highways of America, Chevrolet's new "advance-desgn"
line of commercial vehicles, will be introduced to the
trucking industry June % by Chevrolet dealers across the
country. incorporating a variety of new features that
assure greater operating efficiency, load-carrying ability
and highway safety, the new trucks are said to be more
Laurel outlook., 1947-06-25
Royal Theatre
PROGRAM

THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
June 26-27-2S
Here it is on the screen at last.
That great radio show that's fun
nier than even and full of the great
est stars in pictures. Archie, Duff
fy's boy gets into a jam as always
when he is away.
Ed Gardner Paulette Goddard
Bling Crosby Alan Ladd
Betty Hutton Dorothy LamOur
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-14

in Ser Sdno batten, 0as Sitler-Ne.
gime 3ll itiir5en, nber on3li eben niht
bereit fparen, i'm 8egentell, ale
0orlhlage 8riinings briiif ablebnten.
Cine fommenoe @elhiftsihrei.
bung ilibt in nnlerer 2ebens5eit
miro oieie Iatiahen flar beraiis.
orbeiten. 8ielleibt lit es oie gnglt Dor
Der @eldidte, Die getpiiie Staatsmdtt.
ner 8oriorge treffen laBt, Dab @e.
beimoofllmente .. +. alio Die ellt.
ideibenoen Ioflmente crit fiinf3ig
Sabre nad ibrem Sooe publi5iert tDer.
Den oitrfen. 8is bortbin iollen ole Sc
genoenbauer 3eit baben iino iie ran
gieren unter oen yllnIterbli9en" 8ir
niiien ia belite Idon manhes, mas
bel @bilfp unb @oofa in Eeberan,
sSalta nno Hotsbam iid ablpielte. lin,
lere @nfel neroen oie Wabrbeit erfab-
ren menn nidt elm anberer &rieg
porber ane arbtpe offnet, ipie Die Der
9sa5is. llno politiide llniterblihfeit
lit iebr bonn politiiden 8etter abban-
gig. 8ariiber Hagt ni6t MIR gooa
Giano, 0tuiiolinis Sohter, Die beltte
allf ibre Gerebrer binmeilt, Die Tie ltrn-
ibneidelten, oils Ser 9uce nod am
2eben NOR; 8etain, emit Der Sero
Sranfreids, idnadtet als 9eun3ig-
iabrieer I'M @efdnenis; ipie gan5 an-
oers iino Die ltrteile iiber Gbrrbia
beute rno pdbreno oes &rieges; Der
Seiligenidein, oen Der &rieg unb Sp-
portunismlls, Stpan, nein Soc Dem
Sdrefliden Inn Die Stirne legten, lit
DerblaBt; Die Sofnarren, Die be5ablt
nno 1tnbe5ablt, Die @loriole tpoben,
| idliben beld1mt oapon; Die Bolfer
5ablen in mebr vSdtpeiB, 8lut lmo
Sranen" bie Soften.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-14

Die Arbeitsporlase. Ssn Der SEEM
9orfer Zines erflart slrtbur &rod,
nie INNER Ser &anpf Inn Die Saft-
Sartleps beitergeiebgebung audi
mtseeben moge, oie 8enliibung Der
@eiesgeber, yoas 1pirtld)oftlide Mo-
nopol Der organiiierten slrbeit" in
oen Ser. Staaten auf5uloien, tperoe
oamit enoen, oaB it'd Die .Seitrngen
ser @etperfIdaften in einem porge-
riidten Staoil1m Oes 8anfrotts befin-
ben". Die abItimmltngen i'm &on-
greb fiinoeten Die EeformuiinIde Der
breiten Seffentlid)feit, aber trotoenl
batten Die Siibrer Ser vltnions" 5lpar
ieoen pirflomen Gprl6lag befdnpft,
aber feinen ein5igen poiitipen @egen,
porldlag BON iicb aus genladt. 8ies
gelte ou6 fir oieienigen 0eitglieoer
bes &ongreiies, Delde sic Saltltng
ser @elperfidaftsfitbre ltiiben.
llno oo6 leien piele 9u5eiden Oa-
fir porbonoen oaB 5ablrethe Oettglte=
Ser ser @eperflduften llno lelbIi
sSiibrer, oie nidt sur oberlten @arni.
tur geboren, al oie gtot1penoigfeit Ell,
ner geiierung ser Sage glauben. Ser
Gerfaiier bes Slrtifels lit Der Wtei.
nung, baB 11nter ben 8egnern oes
Suft-Sartlep- -@eiebporldlags uni
9efiirmortern ieiner Setierung onrd
ben Eraiibenten ebenfalls cine gan5t
3eibe BON Inbangern elmer &eforn
Der bisberigen slrbeitsgeiebgebunl
1ino. Inter ben 9lbgeorOneten entoed
te er nur einen oieier Hidtrng, nam
lid Srn. Sobn s. &enneop aus SO
ltou. 3ieier iei trob leiler slblebnunf
oes Snft- -Sartlep z@eieses fiir ein'
9fegierungsbeld ldlagnabme lebensDi6
tiger 8etriebe I'M Streiffalle uno fin
Elm Serbot iibertriebener> llnion-8ei
trGge uno pillfiirlider slusldlieBun
gen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-14
..Mttlpin nit ttd1 frlhrr''
Bon 6. 5. Sci enberaer
II

Nieoerbolen mir: Son elmer 0ellt.
l6en SelbitbernitleiOune als Waiien.
erideinlng, 1pie tie Der yreprGienta.
tlue Seutide" Sbomas Wann finoet
fam feline Hebe iein. Sie &lagemauer
Die ieine oidterii6e 8Bantaiie iiebt
beitebt niGt. Chen erbielt ih tpieber
etnen grtef zines Wfannes, oer iid
5eitlpeilig BON oen Srrli6tern oes
Na5ism1s blenoen lieB: u@ott bat bas
oeutlbe 8olf fur6tbar beingeluht
uno, tpie Ser Serrgott nibt 1,ngere6t
ltraft, mir baben Die Strafe per6ient
Mlles ipurOe bon 1lns'borgema6t. gu
battelt Omit @arnunsen uno Mab.
nunsen) redt lrnb INNER ipieoer
reht."
Sn Sbomas Wtanns @rflGrunger
finoet iid aber cine anoere 8ebaup-
tltng, Die griinolidere nnterIudunq
peroient: r9eutidlano lpeigert iid
an5uerfennen, baB es bieies glenS
uno oieie Sragobie ni6t allein betra-
fen, obnobl es ielber oie urla6e 90.
BON it," Sh beltreite immer tpieoer
oaB man Ole oer5eitige @eltfataItro.
phe a | / Ell II nit oem Naaismus er.
fldren fann. &ein perniinftig uno ge.
re6t oenfeuOer Wtenl1, Der Die ia.
tbolilbe 2ebre bon Ser perionliden
@iaensfreibeit anerfennt, miro bie
nngebeure S6ulo Der peranttportli.
diem gta3is beItreiten ooer beIh0nigen
slber tpo Ser 8ille ni6t frei lit, gib1
es feline perionliGe @eranttport,.na
nno feline Sdulb; oarum berIuber
bod Die SreiOenfer iiberan S9ulo als
aranfbeit bin5llItellen; oarltm forbern
tie oie abIdaffl1ng Der Sooesitrafe;
oarum tpOnen iie @efdngnilie in gr.
5iebungsanitalten unrtpanbeln unf
Ieben ni6t, bob man llnfreie @ei90pfe
nur oreiiieren, ni6t ober eraieben
fam; nit oerielben llnlogif gefallen
iih bieielben Sumaniiten Dem beut.
|i6en 8olfe gegeniiber in Der Mone oes
Senfers; ibre SSoeale iino eben nidi
eDig, ionoern 5eit- o6er, beiler geIagt,
madtbeoingt; apie SitEer-5talir1
|glallben iie nur an 6as gfedt Ser
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-14
Srams6iiid)e Nnneripnspolitif. slu:

ssran56Gide Mnnerionspolittf. aus
Baris meloet unterm s. os. Die nM1l.
GreB":
Sic 5mn5pien meloeten belte, oaB
lie aus nirtIhaftli6en 8riinoen IN
ser Soor @ren5per1noer1ngen porees
nommen boben. Sierourdb miirbe Die
5luGlf Meilen iiiopeitlicb BON Srier
gelegene Staot Saarburg in Dos
iran5oiiide @ebiet faaen. 8ie aus
gefiibrt lpuroe, lit Die aenoerung nur
y5eitpeilig, iolange Der belttlde 5rie.
oenspertrag nod nitt 5uItanoe gefom,
men it,.
Ssranfreih ianote entlpre6enoe
Witteillngen al oie iibrigen 8eiat.
sungsm1hte BON SeutI6lano. 0te
Sron5oien gaben bapon &enntnis, bat
iie oie @reu5e iiiolid BON Saarbura
uno peiteren Srten I'M Srier berum
on 3ulanmenfluB BON Saar uni
Molel, perlegt bitten, 1peil Die frii
bere @ren5e 5rier BON Ieinem gan5er
Sanoelsbe5irt abgeI6nitten babe
gtad) Ser nelen @ren5linie gebor1
Soorburg niht mebr sur Saar, iotpe'
Mig ipie Seile ser 8egeno BON Soar
burg sic. ipie Sranfreid bebauptet
inbe5ug auf ieinen Sonoel ouf oit
fron3oliide Staot Sierd angelpieier
iei, Die fitnf5ebn 0teilen iiiopeltlid
BON Saarburg liegt.
Sic franS0iiiGe 8eiabungs5one ltm
! faBt Die Suar, ltno oas eun5e oeut
| Ibe 8ebtet, bas burd oen 8ren5ped
lel betroffen miro, liegt in ser fran
5olii6en Gone. =
9lus oen bis jebt porliegenben Wtel
oungen IaBt ith nid)t erfennen, mieit
Die porgenommene @ren5perl6iebune
innerbalb ser fran5oiiiden 8elab
ungs5one fir Srier it6 giinItig aus
nirfen ioa. SIN @egenteil, es iiebt in
aueenblid 10 aus, oils Oh burh bit
Gerldieblng lluo Die baOurd entitan
oene Geranoerllng Ser 3ollgren5e lid
oie Gerbdltniiie fir Die Saar aIs Sc
IamtpirtidJaftsgebiet nod ih1pierisel
geitalten miiBten. slu6 fam aus Sen
bisberigen &erbalten SranfreiGs iei
ben Eraliminarien iiber Oie Srieoens
oerbanolungen faum gei6loiien iper
BEN, oaB Sranfreid aus reiner 8e
lorgnis INN ben Sanoel uno bas
Sdifial Ser Stabt Srier iosenannt,
yoorluufige" @ren5beridtigungef
porninmt.
Wtan fann iid Oes giuoruds MIDI
ertpebren, OaB bier Dem Srieoensper
trag porgearbeitet iperoen ioa. 8e
Sriebensidliiiien peroen erfabrungs
genidB INNER aon5eiiionen gemodt
uno es lit itets leidter, sSoroerungei
olr65uleben, ipenn Elm fat acconbl
bereits beItebt, als penn ein neue
3uitano eeihaffen peroen ioa.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-14
Etnr gnrhrrung
nPr 6prpdrttgkpit

&obl als Goripiel pon 1949 fam
es 5pilGen Yraiioent truman uno
Senator Gait Don Ohio 5u elmer idar-
fen sluseinanOerlesung. Sr. Sruman
eroffnete bieie ourd cine @rfldrrng
in ieiner Sreliefonferen5, in Ser er
Dem republifanii6en Siibrer tpesen
oeilen gemerfung, I'm lere Silfsaftion
fir notleioenoe 9luslanoitaaten per-
trage it'd nidt nit oer 8ef1mpflng
Der 5euerltng I'M eignen 2anoe, Nei=
gungen 81 elmer uboom or bust" -8oli=
ttf' nudIagte. Gabei CAB er 5u, oaB
umiangreidere 9eotbilfeienoungen in
Der gegenudrtigen Sage Ser einbei-
miiden @irtlGaft bie Snflationsge-
fabr oerlddrfen, 5llmal biniihtlih
iol6er @aren, beren 8reiie i6on iett
infolge gelteigerter Ra6fraee bel ge-
ringem slnge6ot anormal bod iino.
8eoalerlidJ lit Ser parteipolitil6e
Sintergrrno ser &ontroperle. 9lber
iiber Die belieren Irgmnente perfiigt
Ser Brdlioent. Seoer buman oenfenoe,
meitblidenoe glmerifaner miro ibm au-
Itlmmen, lpenn er geseniiber iiolatio-
niltiiden gtei9llngen innerbaIb ser
Otebrbeitspartei oes &ongreiies felt
lteat, ooB unler 2ano, bas reidIte Der
&elt, idon I'M eiseniten Sntereiie gar
nidt in Ser Sage ilt Die BON ser Sun-
gersnotgefabr bebrobten 8olfer ser
sllten 8elt gan5 einfa6 ibrem S6id-
Ial 81 iiberlaiien. Sir cine iolde er-
Observation-Disclosures Bolitif Itebt, ,pie
ser ssrdlioent berporbebt, altpieI auf
oem Spiel. @egeniiber Sen itarfen
8eiitern, Die es falt lalien ioute, penn
in ben friegsDerlpiiIteten 2anoern GU
ropas uno sliiens Sungerieu6en bas
0eoroiperf bes totalen &rieges berbon-
ItdnOigen, peiit oie grflGrung bes
8eiBen Salties oarauf bin, oaB Mme-
rifo iiG auf bie 9auer als cine usssr,=
iel Der Selisen" inmitten zines Wfee-
reg boffnungsloier Scot ,ln6 8era,peif-
lung nidt bebaupten fann. Ser Hrd-
ltoent laBt es aub ni6t on abermali-
ger ltnteritreidung Der Gbeie ser
"Sruman-0o febIen, 6aB es gel
te, ourd tuirtI6aftlid- -finan5ielle
lStiitung Der bonn &ommunismus
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-14
Sas serfallenbe europa. 9(us Dem

SHs 3eTTuAeNOe SHIDVu. luS uell'
meitlihen europa, ihreibt ,8orlo
Serolo' in Smaba, Oringt Elm unun-
terbro6ener G9or oes glenos bers
iiber. Gin faIt etnItiiilmiger appen I'm
auerifanii1e Collars. @roBbritan-
nien bat bereits elm gut Sell ieiner
slnleibe bonn letten Sabre alfge-
brauGt, fam liG aber INNER nod
niht Ielbit erbalten. Sn Der einen
ooer ser anoeren Sorm miro es balo
I'm mebr Silfe eriuden. Stalien, Ous
inn lesten Sabr ungefabr a6tbunoert
Millionen Dollar al &reoiten erbielt,
lit 1pieoer banfrott. 6ranfreid), Dos
ebenfaas ben Gorteil friiberer &re-
oite batte, erfldrt, es fonne BEN &oms
munismus ni6t nieoerbalten, menn es
feline Silfe erbalt. Soaano maht per-
5ipeifelte 9lnltrengungen, &reoite gu
erbalten, Inn @erf5e1g uno Wtaidi-
men gu faufen uno iif oumit ielblt-
erbalteno 81 nloden llno 8elt.
0eutlblano, emit oas Ser5 Der euro.
pdii6en Snouitrie, liegt 5eri6mettert
am 8ooen. 3pei Sabre na6 9eenoi=
gung oes &rieges luden ieine gins
rpobner in oen Sritmmern ibrer totem
St6ote berum, Inn ibr tdgli6es 8rot
5uiammen5ufraten .
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-14
mntpr nrr truttge
Auglauhr?
Bon P. Sntms S6meiser
20. S. Bl9a1l

L Ser o&irdenpater Sieronpntus tat
einntal ben slusiprl6: Scr Gro
freis eripadte lrito tpunberte iid, tpie
er arianiif geiporbenl" 8ie pertplit-
oerte Srage gilt beute nod, tpenn mir
ltatt rarianiih" ultngldubtg" ieser.
gs lit i'm 8runoe Die gleihe sSrage,
melfe Die &nedte oes Sauspaters
iteaten: uSait on nidt guten Samen
alf ben 9lder geldet, tpober bat er
oenn bas ltnfraut?" r0ns bot ser
Seino getan."
@er obne Sen ,Seino", ben Seu-
fel, tper obne oie 2ebre bonn Siinoen=
fau nno grbIiinbe bas @eltgel6eben
periteben min, iiebt iid Dor eilt Seer
nnlosbarer &dtiel eeIteat. go ging es
Dem onerifaniiben 8raiioenten @oo.
lepelt. gr ipar praftiIf) 8elagianer
2eugner Der grbiiinoe), uno beur-
teilte Den abgefalenen SeminariIten
Stalin uno oen abtriinnigen Suoen
Sitminom gang naip uno opttmiitii1
na6 ieiner eigenen religi0ien reber--
5engung. Grit als er &ierfegaaro oes
odnild)en &eligionspbil Gar
itellnng iiber bie 8eroerbnis ser Men-
i6en geleien, iagte er: n&ierfegaaroi
erfldrt mir Die gsa5i tpie ionIt ni6ts.
SD fonnte ME berIteben, tpie 2eute,
Die bod Wenlben iino, tpie Seufel iih
benebmen fonnten." !" go ihreibt bon
ibm SRI. Srances Berfins (.Sbe
&ooiepelt S anetp").
Ser Seufel mar atpar INNER an ser
Mrbeit lnlo miro es iein Bis sum
Weltenoe. @ber- ielten mar er 10 er-
folgreih pie au 8eginn oess jedaebn-
ten Sabrbunberts, als roie &nedte
oes SausOaters (no6 nebr als su
anoern 3eiten) idliefen". Weit oen
Sdriften 6es beiontl6en Mltertunts
nabmen bie Sunlaniiten aud sic
@runoiGbe ino 2ebensfiibrung ser
olten Setoen on. 3uglei1 tam Der
groBe Mbfan bonn iiberlieferten gbri-
ltentum ourd bie iogenannte r9efor>
nation. u0ieie 9rennung BON Der
Stride fiibrte aber balo our Sren-
nung bon gbriitus unb biele aur
Srennung bon @ott." slm raj6eIten
tpar Die gntpidlung I'M proteItanti-
iden Gnglano. Sier lparen Die Deiiten
gelebrte Mdnner, 1pel1e &albins 3eb-
re nidt befrieoigte. Sic balten apar
nod am 9alein @ottes felt, lelianen
ober Die Satiade Der decentralization
Sffenbarllng. Nad ibnen greift @ott
in feiner Weiie "a. 8. ourh Wur.
oer) in bie 8eltoronllng nn6 bos
Weltgeideben elm. Ser Oeismus tpur.
De Die &eligion lno Die WfenI9beits-
moral Der Sreimaurer. - u3u gn6e
oes 1teb5ebnten Sabrbllnoerts ent1tano
,oie 4riie bes europ1ii9en @eiItes',
Die i'm beionii6en Sumanismus MUIR
5elt lno i'm aGt5ebnten ssabrbuu6ert
our Serri6aft bes &ationaIismus uno
ytaturalismms, i'm neun5ebnten ssabr-
bunoert iiber oen 2iberalisnus aum
pantbeiitiiden 1no materialiitiichen
Mtbeismrs fiibrte, Ser bente inn 6e1t.
lben &aiiismlls gum Nerbdnanis
guropas uno I'M bolibetpiitii6en
aontmunismus our 8eltgefabr ber-
angereift it,"
gSir noQen ben bier in groBen 3ii-
gen angeoel,teten @er6egang 6es ber.
tigen unglaiibens ettpas naber a1Se.
ben. Ser HationaIisnrus o6er gluf-
tlarung tpnroe belonoers bertreten
bon ben fran56iiiden Bbiloiopben
goltaire, 9ioerot lli1p. Ct f,lBt ua,f
Den 5tpei 8run0geoanfen: Die Ser.
1t,tnft tit ieBitberrli9 1uno sic geot,1r
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