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Evening star., 1948-02-24
Terp Bs Free Scorers

University Of Maryland B team
had II players in the scoring col
umn as it defeated Montgomery
Junior College, 57-34, last night at
Bethesda.
Evening star., 1948-02-24
Junior Boxers Tie

Trinidad Boys Club and Suitland
Boys Club junior boxing teams
fought to 31a-31a draw yesterday In
matches at Trinidad.
Evening star., 1948-02-24
OUTDOORS

The netting of tons and tons Of
striped bass in the lower Potomac
off Meuse's Beach, about which so
much was written last week, Is a sad
Evening star., 1948-02-24
". 81. Motmen Top Duke

LEXINGTON, Va, Feb. "A R.-
Washington and Lees matmen closed
their Southern Conference campaign
last night by walloping Duke, 25-5.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-29

values, better fur
niture, and keeps
promises as made.
Now that's some
record, but B a Y
Furniture Co.. 1855
S. c o m m e 7 cial
Ave. h a s b e en-
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-29
BY AL VAUGHN

III HE inept Chicago White
Sox had managed to win
only three of their first 20 starts
as they fought their way this
week down to a comfortable
position in the leagues cellar.
Police were alerted to prevent
mass suicides by avid Sox fans.
In this civic crisis the City
Council came to the fore as it
presented the lowly pale hose
with a vote of confidence. The
daily newspapers suddenly re-
alizing their. duty to the public
declared open season for critiques
on whats wrong with the
White Sox."
AS we read. the various COM
ments on the sports pages of the
metropolitan dailies, we Won
dered where some of these noted
scribes have been alternating
the past three years. If they
have been watching the few
major league ballplayers the Sox
had in their fold slowly deteri-
crate, with no worthy replace
ments being seasoned to fill their
shoes, they would certainly not
have been surprised that 'the
poor little boys" were able to
win only three games.
REMNANT clubs are not made
by purchasing high-priced play
ers from other clubs. Tom Yaw-
key of the Boston Red Sox found
this out the hard way.
They are made possible by a
highly developed and sound
farm system. In this department
the Sox are sadly inadequate.
General Manager Leslie M.
O'Connor claims the Sox have
invested over a half-million dol
lars in a farm system. If this
is so, they have nothing to show
for their effort. Players are con-
tinually brought up who sport
scribes assure the public will be
ready in another year. They are
seldom heard of again.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-29
Fur workers to
boost Wallace

The Chicago delegation headed
by Abe Feinglass, returning from
the bi-annual convention of the
International Fur & Leather
Workers Union, CLIO, were pre-
pairing this week to intensity
their work on behalf of Henry
Wallace and the new party, in
accordance with the Atlantic City
meetings decision.
This program of political ae-
ton was the subject of day and
one-half rank-and-file debate on
the convention floor. Fur &
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-29

New styles in eyeglasses make
the eyes dramatic and attractive.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-29
J The STAR SHOPPER N
advertising fe0fUre
an advertisina feoture

If your house has that sad. droopy
look. you really should call in the
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-29
THE FANS CORNER
Here's what is really
wrong with White Sox

WE HAVE only one question
to ask of O'Connor. How is it
that a ball club which depends
upon Negro patronage to survive
has allowed Brooklyn and Cleve-
land to get so far ahead of them
in discovering Negro talent?
If the Sox management was
sincere in its talk of wanting to
give Chicago a winner it would
seem by now at least eight or ten
Negro players would be working
their way up in the Sox farm
system.
There is a world of NEGRO
talent on the sandlots and in the
Negro leagues. which is begging
for exploration.
The SOx have put a mediocre
infield on the field for the past
six years without giving any
thought to developing natural
ballplayers like Art Wilson,
shortstop of the Birmingham
Barons; Hector Rodriguez, third
baseman of the New York Gu
bans, and LenAy Pearson, first
baseman of Newark Eagles.
THE PALE hose have prev
ferred using a 200 hitting out
fielder, Bob Kennedy, instead of
giving players of the quality of
Monty Irwin of Kansas City and
Sam Jethroe of the Cleveland
Buckeyes an opportunity to show
their wares.
With Sox pitching on the verge
of complete collapse, Gentry Jes-
sup is still pitching for the Amer
lean Giants without Sox tryout.
Chicago fans want and demand
a winner. The pale hose man.
agement claims il is trying 10
produce a team Chicago can be
proud of.
From here it seems prejudice,
blgotry, and lack of foresight
have placed the White Sox just
where they belong as long as
they carry on their present pol
icy-in the cellar.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-29

sive optometrist, DR.. P. H. John,
sen. will give you sound advice
on making the most of your eye
troubles. Call SPA. sS32 for app'ts.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-29

Out on the South Side there lis a
furniture store that gives real
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-29

pIete assortment of accessories
and the friendly service of an
efficient repair department makes
Soils shop the north side head
quarters for cyclists form two to
sixty. Scoopl He also offers a
discount to all Star Readersl
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-29

Leather's president, Ben Gold,
urged those opposed to take the
floor.
Even the opposition, conferred
mainly among New England and
Milwaukee delegates, was not
against Henry A. Wallace, but
opposed independent political
action in 1913.
The convention also went on
record for continued non-com-
pliance with the Taft Hartley
Act. The unions membership
rolls are now above 100000, the
highest in its history. Officials
reported that during the first
year under the Taft-Hartley Act
the union lost no strikes, and no
locals to raiding unions.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-29

doing this for many years. Give
your home chance to look its
best and have yourself a thrill
by getting some of these super
values. Phone Regent 1855.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-29

RATES: 7c per word. lines mini
mum. Deadline Monday Afternoon.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-29
DOMESTIC HELP WANTED
SERVICES

Painting & Decorating-Interior and
Exterior. AL clean work, reasonable.
BELMONT DECORATING co. Wei.
1864.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-29

II you Want tFlt
] a st or d in
looks" d OPP in
a t H u m b o l d 4
Optical Co.. 3l26
w. N nth Ave.
Northwest's reli-
able and progress
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-29

people VINO nave
the know-how in
furniture and rug
cleaning. the Cen
eral Rug and Fur
nifure Cleanerai
4447 N. X e d z e
Ave. where every
Evening star., 1948-03-28

pots. One struck Mr.. Hinkle on
the head, another grazed Mr.:
Ausherman's neck while others In
the store ducked for cover.
In the excitement, the three
escaped with an undetermined
amount Of cash, despite q lunge
made at the thief by James Sprouse,
54, of 1880 c street NE, who was
entering the store.
A block away and 20 minutes
earlier, young colored man threat
ened a Jeweler, Sam Schatz, 1914 H
street NE, with a knife, struck
him in the face and forced him to
lie on the floor while he helped him.
self to eight rings valued at $1,000.
In his haste, he dropped one ring
outside, where 15-year- old Mickey
Geroniakis, 725 Tenth street NV,
was standing. The youth quickly
sized up the situation and pursued
the thief for two blocks before CIV
ing up the chase.
Two Housebreakings.
The second and third housebreak-
ings In two days were reported in
the vicinity Of Bowen and Ridge
Evening star., 1948-03-28

roads Sc. On Friday the Bowen
Food Market, 4403 Bowen road, was
the victim Of a $263 burglary.
Yesterday bars and metal screen
were removed from the Washington
Appliance Ss Electronic Co., 44O5
Bowen road, but the place was not
entered. Next door at the Bradbury
Heights Drug Store, thieves made off
with newly filled stamp vending
machine, small amount Of money
and an electric razor.
Apparently frightened away, they
left parked in front OF the store
stolen automobile, belonging to
Adelbert Seeley, 1924 A street S.E.
In the car were found two "jimmies"
and other tools.
Evening star., 1948-03-28
Big Austrian Parties
Expected 10 Sign Pact
To Prevent Red Coup.
BY the Associated Press

| VIENNA, Austria, Mar. 27.-A
government spokesman said today a
political pact, binding Austria's two
largest parties to unified action in
case Of an attempted Communist
coup, is expected to be signed soon.
Negotiations are reported to be
all but complete between the right
wing Peoples Party and the So
cialists. but final action has been
postponed until after Easter when
Vice Chancellor Adolf Schaerf re-
turns from Socialist conference in
London.
Course Of Action Outlined.
The pact is reported to outline a
| course of action should the chanceI-
lor, vice chancellor or president of
Parliament be unable to fulfill their
duties for any reasoin such as Sud
den illness, arrest or leap from a
window"
They are also understood to be
IN agreement on an increase and
improvement of arms for the police
force, organization of an army. and
on exclusion of members of politi-
cal parties from both forces.
Increase of the police would re-
quire approval of the four occupa-
ton powers, and formation of an
army awaits conclusion of a peace
treaty now blocked by Big Four
deadlocks.
The four powers have agreed on
a clause for the treaty limiting the
army to $1,000 men.
Election OFF Till Next Year.
The two parties are reported
agreed that they will not bring about
a new general election before No.
vember, 1949 Their pact may be re-
lnforced later by agreement on eco
nomic measures, such as price and
wage regulations.
There are five Communists in the
lower house of Parliament as the
result Of the November Is, 1945, |
election. There are 81 members of |
the Peoples Party and 76 Socialists. |
The government is coalition of the |
two parties.
Keep your Red Cross ready by
Evening star., 1948-03-28
Three Bold Robberies.
Downtown Yield Cash.
And $1,000 in Rinqs|

A series Of bold downtown rob-
berries committed yesterday while
Easter shoppers milled through the
streets provided these highlights:
/. Holding six persons at bay In
a Connecticut avenue shop, lone
bandit robbed them of $3.50, forced
them into a back room and coolly
made his getaway.
2. Caught in the act Of rif1ing
a cash register In q 10-cent store,
a robber escaped when two COM
panions fired barrage of flower
pots at employees.
8. Shortly before this and only
block away a jewelry store pro-
prietor was forced to the floor at
the point Of knife while the rob-
ber grabbed rings valued at $1,000
and fled.
Threatened With Revolver.
Threatened by small, nickel
plated revolver. the occupants of
the Christy children's apparel store,
1921 Connecticut avenue NV,
quickly obliged when a stocky COL
ored man ordered them into the
back room at pm.
Systematically, he went to work,
taking $50 from the wallet Of
Charles Merrill, 5555 Manning drive,
Bethesda, the store owner, and fore
ing him to yield SITS from the cash
box. From one customer, Mrs. Ray
mond w. Sim, 103 Woodmoor drive,
Silver Spring, he took S23, and from
another, Mrs. Elaine Alber. Spring.
brook, Md. he acquired $12.
He overlooked costly rings and
watches carried by the customers
and store reception two days which
were concealed In briefcase.
Others forced into the back room
were Frank Brooks, 5547 ManningI
drive, Bethesda, store manager, and
two clerks, Mrs. Florence Towers,
1922 Harvard street NV, and Mrs.
Louise Graves, 5549 Manning drive.
Orders Victims to Rear.
Commanding his victims to re-
main in the rear, the bandit de-
parted. Asked by man outside of
the shop If it was a f1oldup, the
robber answered: That's just what
1t is"
Witnesses said he attempted to
hail a cab, failed, and finally ran
up N street.
Customers and employees at the
F. w. Woolworth Co. store at Ills
H street were startled shortly be-
fore noon when the air suddenly
was filled with flying flower pots.
The outburst was touched off
When Russell J. Hinkle, store man
ager, saw a young colored man
reach across a counter, punch the
no sale" key of cash register.
and scoop up the cash.
Three Escape with Cash.
AS Mr.. HinkIe seized the man
ana Richard F. Ausherman. stock
manage, hurried to his aid, two men
nearby let loose the flower /
Evening star., 1948-03-28
District Audubon Society
To Hear Dr.. PettinqiII

DR.. Olin S. Pettingill. jr., inter
national authority on the American
woodcock, will be the principal
speaker at meeting of the Wash
ington Audubon Society at 8 pm.
Tuesday in the auditorium of the
Jewish Community Center, Six
teenth and I streets NV.
He will illustrate his talk with
color films taken during his travels
in quest of birdlife and birdlore.
The lecture Is entitled "Wilderness
Evening star., 1948-03-28

Keep your Red Cross ready by
contributing to the l948 fund.
Evening star., 1948-03-28
FOUND.

GLASSES, found last Mon. Vermont ave
near burlington Hotel: plastic r;mmed.
Telephone MI, 1865.
DOG, thoroughbred collie; found in Mont
eonery Co. WI. 1881.
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mnuntt Ktnhpr triimn,ptt

Intern 26. Wai meloete 6ie uslil.
HreB" aus 9fom:
Was lino tpobl oie Sr6ume Ser
ainoer in elmer Generation, Die nidts
als oie Sdreden oes &rieges fennen.
gelernt bat9
Baplt Yius XII. empfing beute bier
bon 5lpolftauieno &inoern, Die our
slntmort auf einen bon einem qus-
i6uB italieniider 9i6ter berfaBten
offentlihen grtefe ibre Srdume fund.
getan batten.
Ser neunidbrtge Hiioiger &irder
murbe in 9eutidlano in Dem Sabre
geboren, in Dem Die Slammen iiber
Der 8elt suiammenIdlugen; er tpeiB,
mas Sunger beoel,tet. aber er trGum-
te bon ni6ts anoerem ols oabon, Dos
@rab ieines Snfels in Weonte Gal-
limo 5u beiltGen. 9as fonnte er nun
/ tun.
Sie brei3ebn Sabre alte @nglGnoe-
rim Nutb Sbonas, Die in ibren friibe-
item Sagen oen Shreden oes 8lit-
trieges erfabren bat, bat 6ar1nL 6ie
Sirtinilbe aapelle i'm 8atifan ieben
au oiirfen, bebor Die &apeae tpom0a.
lid ~ein Spfer llnieres atom- -3eit-
alters" gelporoen lei. Sic bot iie iett
ieben oiirfen.
Sas lteben Sabre alte italieniIde
Utaofen Gabrielle 2ocatelli tr1um-
te bon einem ~fleinen Sdulbous, no
Die Sonne bineinibeint", rn6 oie
9i6ter tpollen ibr oas berIdaffen.
Ser adtiabrige Hobert @irauo aus
algier tpiinidte iib ni6ts 10 iebr tpie
einen fleinen @iel, uoem er @eldid.
ten er51blen" tonne. Sen bat er iett
befommen.
|, Cine 9i6tergruppe in @om, Die
|lif ~uniperialia" nennt, faBte BEN
@eoanfen, Die &inoer in ber gan5en
8elt 81 fragen, ipobon iie trGumten.
9ieie bier, oie beute in 8esleitu.na
ibrer nabiten @ngeb6rigen bonn Bapit
in Bripatauoien5 ernpfangen tpuroen,
geboren gu ungefabr nier5ig &inoern,
oeren Int1porten Die &i6ter am mei-
item riibrten.
Gie 8eranitolter 1na9ten sic Be-
oba6tung, Dob oie meiItcn 8riefe fih
NIT oem gleno Der Nadfriegsoeit be-
faBten.
Ger ainoerlpettbeperb umfaBt 6as
Alter bon iieben Bis bier5ebn Sabren
lno lamft nod Bis gum 80. geobem-
Der. Sie Hidter baben befanntaeae.
ben, oaB iie nidt in Der Gage fino, Sic
rein naterielen Wiini6e bon ainoern
au erfilen, Die iol6e Gaben tpie
Shnbe ooer 2ebensmittel baben mol
len, tie ipollen ieoo6 nod arGften
perinden, aud iolden Bitten nad.
5lfommen.
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einridtuns miro ibre neuerlide Muf-
itellung finben.
Wan iollte ertparten, Die 8ereit.
i6aft gum 8ieberaufbau bes &olner
Comes BEL ouBeroroentlih rege. Be-
oauerliherpeiie iiber3eugt Elm Belu1
bel Der Gombanleitung bonn @egen-
tell. 3os aaein benefit idon Die Cot
lade, oaB man ge5tpungen lit, nit
elmer Ir6eits5eit su rehnen, oie poIle
fiinf5ig Sabre umfaBt. Die Wittel fir
Den 8ieoeraufbau perben neben ben
itdotilden 3uid)iiiien in Ser Saupt-
ia6e aus ben &olleften getponnen. go
iebr bieie perionlide Spferbereitibnft
aud 81 beeriiBen lit, Inn 10 beoauer-
lider uno fir Die fommenoe 3eit un-
baltbarer lit oie 3uriidbaltuns, oie
iid geraoe an Sen Stellen aeigt, oeren
Nitorbeit fir ben 8ieoeraufbau erit
Die gorausiebung biloet.
gs mongelt on @erfitein! Ser
Gradenfels, aus Dem bas @eItein
fir oen &olner Gom getponnen tpur-
De, fam beute pegen ginlturagefabr
|niht mebr nbgebaut tperoen, ser ipG=
ter pertuanbte Mui6elfalf bonn Weain
itebt niht mebr sur 8erfiigung. Iber
anBer einem ein3igen Steinbrlif),
oem 8eltertpdloer, balten olle anoe-
rem Steinbrii6e nit ibren 2ieferun<
|gen suriid.
gs monselt an Sol5. ltno es man
|gelt nidt 5ulebt an 5aftrdften. Gie
ebemalige 0om6aubiitte, Die Mnfang
oes 5lpan5igiten Sabrbunberts neu
|gegriinoet puroe, llmfaBt belite fiiuf-
uno5wan5is Steinmesen. Ster in Ser
Gombaubiitte eritebt beute tpieoer Die
alte pabre 8iiroe oes Sonomerfer=
Itanoes.
@s mangelt ober aud on seeiene-
tenn Glas fir Die Geniterbemaluns.
Gas erbalten gebliebene @las Der
mittelalterliden 5eniter ,,1faBt flint.
|5ebnbunoert Guaoratmeter gegeniiber
Dem 8eoarf Don 5ebntauieno 4ua-
bratmeter @las. Sros an bieier
S6wierigfeiten merben biz aur Sic
benbunoert- -Sabr- -Geier Dos gbor, 6as
Sueri6iff un0 5tpei Sod bonn Gang
bauIe tpieoerbergeitelt iein. Die ipeit-
aus groBte Mrbeit aber blerbt bie
fiinfunonier5ig Wfeter bobe 3tpii9en-
panO, oie oen neuerrihteten Seil bonn
5eritorten trennen miro. Damn crit
tann NIT Dem 8ieberaufbau oes
Sangbaules begonnen tperoen. 9ie
lebte slufgabe lit Damn Die MuBenar-
belt. Gie 5erltorten ooer beid6bisten
Bortalflguren iollen blrd fiinitleri<
ide geeuld]opfungen eriebt tperoen.
- aus Dem ,8bein g6o', 4oln.
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Die Neni6beit begonnen baben. 8ir
nilien, ooB ser olte 8raden ihon i'm
Saraoies Iein 8lenotperf begonnen
bat. aber nod ME bat Satan nit ioI-
der @ut ieinen perberblt6en ginfluB
gelteno gemabt, als geraOe beute, uno
baB er alle menidliben Seioenifaften,
Stol5. Sleiideslult, ltngere6tigfeit
uno 2iisen anItadelt. gs ideint, als
Oh Satan ielbit an sic Spite ser
gottfeinolihen, frieololen 8elt iid se-
itellt bot, tpobl miiieno, oaB, tpie Der
III. Sobannes in ser Mpofolppie iast,
rieine 3eit fllr5 bemeilen ilt". Seine
iflieBli6e 9eiiesuns lit iider, %
GbriItus burh Seinen iiinoenerloien-
BEN Soo am 9reu5e Satans Madt be-
iiegt bat. Selblt penn mir bie 2ebre
Ser Stride nift beIdBen, miiBte man
i'm gegentpdrtigen ufrieoliben" Men-
idenfampf uno Menldenmoroen nit
al ben @reueln 81, ser lleber5eueung
fommen, oaB mddtige boie @eilter am
8erfe iino. Ger gottlole &ommuniss
mus iiberflutet sliien, europa uno
Imerifa. So, mir leben i'm 3eitalter
Der S6reden uno @reuel. Gem @ott=
Iolen bleibt nidts iibrie, als oie Ser
5ipeiflung; oem @eredten erldeint sic
idDere Eriifung als cine Bertobe Der
9uBe lno Sitbne fiir Die iiinoise
Menlfbeit. Gbri iitlif)e Rationen ba=
ben Gbriltl,s perlaiien uno Dem I'M
glauben uno Sen GbriI Itus =8erfolgern
Sir unS Sor se0ffnet. Ser Ieste
&rieg, oeiien Shreden nod iebt, nod
iiber 5pei Sabren, Weiaionen BON
Wtenl6en perfolgen, mar bon Il. 8.
Srau bon Satima porausseiagt, als
1ie i'm Sabre 1917 ben orei Strten-
tinoern lagte, oaB oas ein5ige Mit=
tel Oagesen 9uBe, yfiidtebr 5u 8ott
uno Siibne iei. Sic auein, sic unbe-
tledte 8ottesmutter, fann burd ibre
5iirbitte bel ibrem gottli6en Sobne
oie 8elt aus Dem Gboos erretten,
menn lie reuig at @ott 5uriiffebrt.
SeSbalb iollten mir auf oie @eiiung
nno Otabnung Ser Wuttergottes bin
baufig oen beiligen 8oienfran5 beten.
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aaein tpeiB, tpiepiel sroBe unb groBte
Spfer lnlerer eigenen Sroensfamilie
in oies neue l1nternebmen nit etnge-
baut ner6en miiiien! Dod, @ott lei
es geoanft: itniere guten Shtpeitern
iino gum MeuBeriten bereit, bamit bas
8erf Der 2iebe gelingt.
Sic, liebe SdapeIter, baben uns
Idon peri6iebentIid nit @aben Der
bormber3igen 2iebe aus Ser groBten
Scot gebolfen. Moge Der giitige 8a-
ter i'm Simmel Sbnen llnb alien, Die
uniere 8obltdter getporoen iino, Elm
taulenofaber 8ergelter Iein! Woge
gr aber aud nod Dielen eoelgeiinn-
ten 0fenlden itls &er3 geben, itns 5ll
belfen, iotDeit lie es fonnen! 8ir be-
itiirmen Sen Simmel fir ane, Die lns
@utes tlln, llno mir laiien nift nod
5l fleben, Bob ibnen Ser bolle Segen
Der 9armber5igen 5uteil tperoe.
sSn Ser 2iebe oes @uten Sirten
griiBt sic i'm 0amen aller S6tpe,
itern uno barft Sbnen erneut
90 utter 30. 8lanfa, I.B.M.V.,
Sberin.
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Subn g., =.

Sic slntDort allf Sen ginpuri S.
res proteItantii6en 5reunoes lit iebr
einfad rnb flar. gbriItus bat iotpobl
oas beilige Saframent Der 8uBe (oie
8eihte) als allh bas beilige Safra=
ment oes slltars eingeleet. Sm So
bannes =goangelium, Xxx, 20-23,
beiBt es ip0rtli6 uno oeutlid: Limb
ols Gr oies geiagt bate, 5eiste gr
ibnen (oen slpoiteln) oie Sanoe uno
Die Seite. Ga frel.ten itd sic Singer,
oaB lie Den Serrn labeu. gr iprad
Damn abermals su ibnen: Sriebe lei
nit el1d! @ie Mi6 ser Gater gelan0t
bot, 10 ienoe Sd eud. ga gr bies
gelagt batte, baudte gr lie on unb
lpra6 5u ibnen: gmpfanget Sen 81.
@etlt. @el6en ibr bie Siinoen nod
laiien Deroet, oenen itno Tie nadgelaI +
len, uno oenen ibr iie bebalten tperoet.
oenen limo lie bebalten." @os fann
tlarer uno oeutlifer fem? GbriItus
bat ME slpeioeutig geipro6en. 0od
oieIen 8orten oes @ottrnenihen bot
Gbriitus Seinen Siingern uno oeren
Nodfolgern sic 8epalt iibertrasen,
Siinoen 81 perge6en. Hur oieje baben
Die gottltd)e 8eipalt Ser Siinoenper-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-06-05
g., Sans.

IS lit cine @lulrbenS= uno Grfab=
rltngstotiafe, bab sic pegen ibrer
Gmporung gegen @ott in sic Solle
oerItoBenen gngel auf bas Seroerben
Der Nenlden ausgeben. Ser Seuiel
miro oaber in ser 81. S6rift ser Ser
iuder. Wenidenmoroer, 9iigner, 8u=
ter Ger Siige unb Shirt ser @elt &C.
nonnt. Sic Serrldaft oes Seufels
itber Die Wtenictbeit lit eine Solge Ser
Siinoe oes Menifen, ieit gpa Ser
erlten Serlll6ung bes Seufels gum
Spfel fiel. 8ir oiirien nift oergeilen,
oaB Der Seufel ntd3t Steeer tperoen
tann our6 eigene &raft, ionoern
our6 oie Rafgiebigfeit oes Menl6en.
Cine 3tpeite, aber mebr ouBersetpobn=
llde 8etltigung Donieiten bes 9eu=
fels lit oie 3uiiigrlng pbpiil6er lie
bel. 8as Die 81. Sdriit iiber ote 6G=
monllhe Serbeifiibrung pbpiiiber lie
bel beridtet, beItatigeu Die Segnun.
gen nno Gror5ismen ser Stride. Ser
SaB oes Seufels rihtet ii6 nidt MIR
ge9en Den Nenldeu, beionoers ben
@ottesfiir6tigen, ionoern sesen 6ie
Stride @ottes lrn0 gegen 8ott ieIbIt.
gu oielem 3wef uerfolgt er, ioipeit es
tbm @ott geitattet. sic WenIben uno
Die Stride 8ottes. gs fam feinem
Speifel nnterIteben, oaB I'M gegen-
1partigen Sample 5ipiiden @ut uno
gos, 5iplifen Hed)t uno ltnre6t oie
roamoniIden Mdfte Die Groe iiber-
fallen baben". Gamit lit niht seiost,
oaB Der Satan 1tno leine feinoliden
Soroen crit iebt ibren lleberfau auf