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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-22
Piano Prodigy Asks
Normal Life, Says She
May Run Away Again
BY the A.,eeiated Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 22.-Jac-
queline Horner, 15-year-old Holly
wood piano prodigy and actress,
proposed today to compromise pleas
sure and the keyboard after an
eight-day fling that brought wordli-
ness into her clustered life.
IT want to have fun and live .
normal life," said the girl who ran
away from fame and career after
a spat with her mother. She was
found here yesterday in q hotel
room with Seaman Wallace Wells,
10, Hood River, Greg, after a Ma
tion-wide search.
Jacqueline said she was consider
ing going home If she could have
more freedom. However,
IF I don't get my way in some
things, Ill run away again"
Mrs. Miles Held.
As a result of Jacqueline's pursuit
of fun, Wells and Mrs. Gloria Jean
Costello Miles, 20, were charged with
contributing to the delinquency Of
q minor.
The Juvenile Court clad Jacque-
line in an diversified Mother Hub
bard that detracted from the ghm-
our Of her new upswept, reddish
blond dyed hairdo and held her
as a material witness.
District Attorney Edmund g.
Brown said Jacqueline met Mrs.
Miles on a bus and lived with her
few days, during which sailors
visited them. Then, he said, Miss
Horner left with Wells.
Mr.. Brown quoted the attractive
young musician as saying Mrs.
Miles taught her to pick up sailors
in bars, encourage them to drink
and earn herself rebates from bar
tenders.
She and Wells said there was
nothing improper in their relations
and several police questioners said
they seemed to be telling the truth
Mother Under Doctors Care.
Her mother. Mrs. Clara Horner
who collapsed at her Los Angeles
home when informed Jacqueline
had been found, remained under the
care Of a physician.
The girls father, George D. Hor-
ner, said at his home In Buffalo
N. Y, that Jacqueline would be well
come to live with him. MIR. Horner
and Jacqueline's mother were d.
vorced, and he has not seen his
daughter in six years.
The discovery of Jacqueline in the
hotel room touched off several In
yestigations in San Francisco. The
district attorney said he would in
vestigate all bars the girl was known
to have visited and five hotels 11
which she had lived.
George Reilly of the State Board
Of EQUALIZATION, which controls l1q-
uor licenses, said he would ask the
city police chief to establish a new
detail to police bars to protect
minors.
Juvenile Probation Oficer George
Ososke ordered further investi-
CATION of the circumstances which
led Jacqueline into bars and hotels
Jacuueline was best known for her
small-girl movie parts in "Smilin
Through" and Panama Hattie" In
1916 she had a prominent role In
the broadway production, Swan
Song"
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-07
Coast Guard .Rescues Thirteen Wreck Survivors
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One> the storm. Although only five miles from the village of Kanatak, the scene was unreachable by land because of high cliffs and impas- sable terrain.
 Six of the cannery tenders per sonnel are aboard the Glover, in- cluding two women and a young boy. They are Miss Ava Skon- berg Mrs. Gus Skonberg, Calvin Skonberg, IA, Bert Larsen, An drew Skonberg and Jacob Osbe- koff, all of Chignik, Alaska.
 The other four members of the Spencer'S crew, also from Chig- nix, are aboard the Mataco. They are Capt. Axel Carlson, William Skonberg, Dan Skonberg and Ar thur Skonberg.
 The three navy men were saved by party from the Glover and transferred to the Mataco. It. Gg) E. J. Kratochvil of Washington, D. C., and two enlisted men, E. w. Kelley and s. J. Komola com prised the volunteer trio.
 Oldest of the survivors is Mrs. Skonberg, in her middle-f -fifties. She is the mother of the six other Skonbergs aboard the tender.
 The vessel was en route from Chignik to Kodiak when it piled up in the Shelikof Strait. Chignik is along the Alaska Peninsula ap- proximately l50 miles southwest of Kanatak.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-07
Tender Master
 Hero Of Cannery Tender Crack-Up
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One) to continue only to meet a severe gale. II ran onto the rocks 100 feet from shore about five miles from the village of Kanatak.
 When the falling tide left the boat high and dry, the party reached shore with a supply Of ropes, blankets, personal belong ings and canned food.
 Heavy snow prevented fire for two days, Capt. Carlson related, and the party subsisted on frozen food Wrenched from cans.
 We thought we never would thaW out again." he recalled.
 It was the third day, Saturday, that the three-man volunteer navy party capsized in an attempt to reach the castaways. That night, the tender broke up completely.
 You could carry any piece Of it that was left in your hand" the captain said.
 Miss Skonberg and Carlson said that although their marriage would have to be delayed a short time they still planned to wed as soon as she is released from the hospital.
 '1t started out pretty ruggedly, so now maybe everything will be all right" she said. , Mrs. Gus Skonberg, 47-year-olo mother of IS children, said she prayed the entire two days before , the navy tug and cutter arrived offshpre.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-07
BOY SCOUT TROOP AID FIRE DEPARTMENT

Boy Scout Troop 666, under the direction of their scoutmaster B. G. Baker, aided the Nome Fire department last evening by taking care of the frozen hose and stow ing away equipment used in the Reader fire yesterday. They also filled the 300 gallon tank on the fire truck which was emptied sev- eral times during the evening.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-07
US. Commissioners Court CLASSY CAT

William Kostenbader was given 50 days in jail for disorderly con- duct. During the course of the trial it was disclosed that Walter Watt, Ida Watt and Genevieve Sheldon were disturbing the peace and they were each fined S25.00.
 Rita Gregory was sentenced to six months in jail for failure to provide for dependent children.
 Mary Foster was given a sen tence of 4 months for disorderly conduct in a public place.
 Morris Mercer was given a sen tence of 4 months for disorderly conduct in a public place.
 Frances Stettinger was given one year for failure to provide adequate care for several depend ent children.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-07

Noy 1ll6 fASSoCldlSu IICSSI
 Thousands were made tempor- arily homeless in the Columbia River valley of Washington and Oregon today as floodwaters from rain-swollen rivers overflowed rich farmlands along the coastal region following nearly week of steady rainfall.
 Rain still fell in the region to- day after the falls in the last "A hours measuring from one to more than two inches. The immediate forecast was for continued rain.
 The flood crest of the William cite River swirled northward from the upper valley area at Eugene, Ore., and communities along a 100-mile stretch in the middle and lower valley braced for greater inundation of loWlands, highways and further evacuations.
 Weather throughout the rest Of the country was lalr, with tenn peratures in most sections remain ing normal and far above seasonal levels in some parts of the mid west. The only snowfall reported was in the New England states and Michigan.
 The lowest temperatures early today-about to Is above-were in northern Illinois, Wisconsin and eastern Iowa. The mercury climbed into the sos in South Da- kota and was near that mark in Iowa, Nebraska and North Dakota. The highest reading was 78 in Brownsville, Tex, two degrees above the days high at Yuma and Phoenix, Ariz.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-07
Northwest States Covered By Rain And Floods

Eugene Ore, (F0 - The flood crest of a rain swollen Willamette River swirled northward today from this stricken upper valley area, leaving thousands of per sons evacuated from their homes in the care of relief agencies.
 One child was drowned, in a rain swollen ditch.
 Along a hundred mile stretch of the rich farmlands in the mid dle and lower valley, where trib- utaries have already burst their banks, communities braced for greater inundation of lowlands, highways, and more evacuations.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-07
ALBERT MODE HERE ON BUSINESS

Albert Mode we'll known min ing man of this district, who has been working with the Alaska Railroad during the war in the Seward-Whittier district, is in Nome for few days on business.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-07
MIR. AND MRS. DON BISHOP TO BE WITH C.A.A. HERE

MT. and Mrs. Don Bishop ar rived from New York with the Pan American Airways. MT Bishop is with C.A.A. Communi- cations and will be stationed here Mrs. Bishop is a sister of Mrs James Walsh of this city.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-07
MRS. H. BERNIER LEAVES FOR VACATION

Mrs. H. Bernier of the N. C. company left last night on a trip and will be joined later by MT. Bernier manager of the N. C. store here.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-07

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Evening star., 1948-11-28
D. G.. Student to Have Lead
In 7rionqIe Club Show Here

and International Affairs. He had
attended Princeton for one year and
a half before entering the Army.
He returned to the university last
winter.
Son of Mrs. r. w. Abernethy, a
pianist, he attended Paul Junior
High School here before going on
to Hill School at Pottstown. Pa,
from which he was graduated in
1945.
A guitarist and folk singer, Mr..
Abernethy is member of Nassoons,
Princeton close harmony group.
I'm new at this acting game, but
it's good fun" he commented. II
did some radio announcing in the
Army in Japan. My family has a
lot Of musical get-togethers and I
did some acting at college last
spring"
The Triangle Club will go on
tour during the Christmas holidays.
playing in eight other cities after
its performance here.
Evening star., 1948-11-28
Salvation Army Plans
To Rededicute Home

The Salvation Arrny's Evangeline
Residence for women. 1880 L street
NV, will be rededicated at $3.50
pm. today, marking completion OF
a s150,00O renovation program.
Area Commissioner Albert E.
Chesham of Atlanta, will be the
principal speaker. Mrs. Harold Bur-
ton. wife of the Supreme Court
Justice. and Miss. May Eyre, chair
man of the Evangeline House Com
mittee, also will speak.
Evening star., 1948-11-28

A Washington student at Prince
ton University will play. the hero In
the Princeton Triangle Clubs 57th
show, "All in Favor" which comes to
Lisner Auditorium December 20.
He is Robert G.. Abernethy, 81, OF
1878 Columbia road NV. His grand
father, the Rev. w. S. Abernethy,
was pastor of Calvary Baptist
Church for 20 years.
Young Abernethy, whose student
days were interrupted by Army serv-
Evening star., 1948-11-28

Junior Bar Section. Speakers in
clude Charles Burton for the Amer
lean Bar Association, the Junior Bar
Conference and Junior Bar Section;
Walter Bastian for the District of
Columbia Bar Association; and
Evening star., 1948-11-28
DR.. Coulter to Speak

DR.. A. Barklie Coulter, chief Of
the tuberculosis Bureau of the Dis
trict Health Department., will dis
cuss the recent chest X-ray survey
at $3.50 pm. Tuesday in the Jewish
Community Center, Sixteenth and
q streets NV
Evening star., 1948-11-28

Judge Fred johnson Of the Federal
Bar Association.
Francis G. Browne is chairman OF
the sponsoring committee which is
representative Of all the Washing
ton law schools.
Evening star., 1948-11-28
| NafionaI. u. Law Students
10 Hear Bar Repre esentafives

Representative lawyers will tell
students of the National University
Law School about the purposes and
value Of bar associations ut an as
sembly Tuesday at 8 pm. at the law
school.
The program is sponsored by the
Student Relations Committee of the
Evening star., 1948-11-28
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Evening star., 1948-11-28

college dramatics in one year.
The musical comedy in which he
plays one of the leads satirizes small
town politics in the 1920s.
AS Roger de Coverley. "a Prince
tonian in the best tradition" he &C
companies his father to Elmblight,
Ind, to help win an election for the
town boss. Roger falls in love with
the daughter of the reform candi-
date although sorely tempted by a
tavern proprietress.
Mr.. Abernethy is junior at
Princeton in the School Of Public
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Mnunr sid, Eltrrr
hiitpn fnurn

"Gu n1Bt nidtS 5u Bapa Iagen
oopon" bort man oft in getpilien
6omilien, ipenn Die Ofutter ettuas
Dor ibreu 8otten gebeimboIten
mill. Die &inoer iperoen ern1utiat,
ben Soter 5u betriigen, Inn ir9eno
cine llnooriiftigfeit ieitens ibrcr
lelbIt ooer Ser 9elttter gu nerbeim-
li6en.
Atiitter, oie ii6 elmer Iolden Wee-
tbooe beoienen, iheinen nidt einsu=
leben, oaB lie oaoul6 Die 4utoritGt
oes Samilienbauptes nub ibre Ell.
gene untergraben. SnItatt 2iebe uns
Gbrfur6t gegen Sen Sater in Die
9er5en Der &inoer 5u pflan5en, er=
fiillen lie bieielben NIT Surht uno
0tlBtrauen ibm eegeniiber. &inoer,
Die ernutigt peroen, ibren 8ater
5u betriigen, lperoen es au6 balo
Der We1ltter gegeniiber tun.
@enn &inoer tagsiiber iebr ,tn-
lenfIam uno l,ngeboriom gespeiell
ltno, bitten uno betteln lie an Ser
Otutter, oaB iie es oo6 ia Dem So
ter nidt iagen moee, ipenn er beS
Ibenos Don ser 9lrbeit fonlmt. Su=
ourdL OaB ibnen oieie 8itte eetpGbrt
miro, gibt Die Ytutter 9lnlaB al I'M
mer peiteren Sergeben, oenn elm
@ort Der grnlabnllng ieitens bes
Guters ma6t oft einen melt tiefe=
rem ginorud als beItGnoiges 3onfen
uno S6impfen ser Wdltter. Hatiir-
lI6 ioQ Die sOtl1tter Gorii6t gebrau=
ben in oieler Sa6e, oonit lie nidt
Den Wann nit ieoer &Ieinigfeit iei-
tens Der &inOer belaitige. $50 es
itd] ieoo6 Inn elm groBeres Gerge-
ben balloelt, ioQ ser Gater oapon
in &enntnis geiett meroen, batnit er
nit Ser Otltter 5uianmenlpirfe, Inn
oeS alnOes boie 9teigungen gu iiber=
minOen 1nb ollssurotten.
Manfe Wtiitter nebmen gum 9e-
trug ibre 3uflud)t, lpenn iie iid) al
GROCER auSgaben idulbig genlo6t
baben. Sic be5oblen mebr fir cine
SADIE fir Die Sodter Oes 9ouies,
als oos Jamilienbuoset erIaubt.
"@enn ser 8opo frast, mas sic
Sadie gefoltet bat" iaet man Dem
&ino: Sage, ou tpeiBt es nidt."
sluf bieie @eiie Iebrt oie Weutter
oos aino, Oem Sater eeseniiber I'M
ol1fridtig 5l iein. Sol6 toridte I'M
flug6eiten peroen lnbe0ingt einen
bolen GinfluB ouf oie &inoer aus
iiben.
Gie CUTE 6rau ipiro auf feinerlei
Irt 5lgeben, ibren 8atten Al be-
triigen ionoern iie miro ibm geaen-
iiber in allem wabrbeitseetreu ,,no
of1en lein. S6on gar manGes eIiid-
li6e 9eim lit burd bieie llntlusbeit
uno 8eoanfenloligfeit ieitens ser
Mutter 5erltort 1poroen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-03-27
K 2@2@ @ @ae ae1 "a 1;l
Oiterfreuoe

sSubelnb erflingen bic 8lpfen
Sin iiber SGler unb S6b'n,
&iinben's Ser 8elt noll Sroblpden
rOfern it's, Oitern, 10 id6n"
Gbre Dir, Serr, Der eritanben
8lprreih oDm 8rabe 9n bit!
Wtadjteit ben Sob nun sm idjanben,
Sieaiteit ob b0aiIder Gift!
Sieser, On bebrer, Dir flinsen
Sente bic 8lpfen 10 flar,
Seims, Grl6ier, Dir bringen
Saudsenbe 8riife mir bar.
ltniere 6ersen al fliegen
Dir, benz Gritanbenen at.
Seins, 9n Sieser, bilf iiesen
Tins audi, glib StGrfe nns 9m!
StGrfe inn &f nns bienieben! -
Sente bon Snbrunt mir fleb'n, -
2aile gum etuigen Trieben
Ginit uns num 8rabe eriteb'n!
r. S.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-03-27

Dolier als Wtunonaiier bel bluten-
Dem 3abnfleii6 uno Ioderen 3Gb-
men itno in Der Sausmittelpraris
Ildon ieit langem betannt.
Gin Sausmittel enbli6 lit @a6s
uno Sonig. SSSn gerbinbung nit
S6peinefett bereiten ii6 Die 2eute
aus 8ads cine Salbe, Iegen lie auf
5ubgeidpiire, reiben &rampfaoern.
lgei6pulite, 9riiien uno oerglei6en
oamlt Elm uno er3ielen Die beIten
@rfolge.
Nit 8ogeenmebl miro ser Sonia
5u einem Seige perriibrt uno sur
3eitigung bel 8eidtpiiren angespen.
oct. Ufon iaet, boB bieie IingIt BE-
fannie Satlahe, ipel6e 1nander piel.
leibt oornebm beloheIt, babe ibren
@runo in Der groBen 8irfung bes
gienenglftes, zines SausmitteIs, bas
blsber MIR bon Der bom0opotbiI6en
Sdule erfannt llno onerfannt tpur.
De, unO no6 BEN Briifungen bieler
meoi5iniifen Sefte in elmer ipesi,
tii6en 8irfuns 5u Sen 2pmpfgefG-
Ben uno 2pmpforiiien Iieet.
Gin SouSnittel lit oud Dos
8aumol. Sn Serbinorns NIT aaIt>
naller ergibt es elm Eminent, cine
slrt lolbenforniger 5liiliigfeit, I'M
iibertrefflif BEL 9ronopu1oen aQer
art unO @raOe, oem ii6 oie SeiIme=
tbooe bon gerbrenn1lnsen nit @is-
uberldldgen, ipie e5 sic llniperfitGt
unlere Neoi5iner lebrt, auf peiter-
bin nidt ann0bern bari.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-03-27
Nmferitebuns nit Gbriitns

Gbriitus lit auferltanben. 60 ir-
beln beute Die Ser5en Ser Gbrilten
uuf oem gan3en groenrl,nb, inoem
lie Die Sabresfeier Der Muferitebuns
Seiu bon BEN Soten begeben. 9ead
Dem beiligen Haulus lit es aber ie-
oes tpabren Gbrilten Yflidt, geiiti-
gerpeiie NIT Gbriitus auf5ueriteben
uno auf grben einen bimmliiden
Wanoel 5u fiibren. 8enn ibr nit
Gbriitus auferitanoen ieio, i6reibt
er, 10 iuGet, mas borben lit.
8ir iollen nit gbriltus ipabrbaft
auferlteben. Ser Serr lit tpabrbaft
auferltanoen uno benz Simon ers
idienen: nit bielen @orten empfin-
gen Die Ipoitel Die Singer, Die bon
Gmmaus ouriidfebrten unb audi if
rerieits oie grideinung Seiu meloe-
ten. Simmer betonen tie bas @ort
rpabrbaft", 10 oft tie BON oieiem
@reignis ipreben.
SIN Der @ebeimen Sffenbarung
i6reibt Ser beiliee Sobannes I'M Muf-
trage @ottes an oen 8iIbof bon Sar-
oes: Du baIt ben Namen, als OBJ ort
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-03-27

oenen, elm Seben in 2iebe, Sreuoe,
5riebe, elm 2eben in @eoulo, WiIbe,
@iite, Elm 2eben in Sanftmut, Sreue,
Sangmut, elm 2eben in WdBigfeit,
&el,ldbeit unb @ntboltIamfeit, Elm
Seben IN Gbriltus!
Sitermorgen tits gelporoen,
&lar uno rubig liegt oie 8elt.
8lodenflang ruft allerorten
g8ie Elm 8ruB bonn SimmeIs5elt.
aaeluia, eu6 i'm Staube,
Suits bonn Simmel erbenipGrts,
Iaeluia! Sromner 8laube
S6aff in eu6 Elm neueS Sera!
8loden ldllten in bic 2iifte
Son Der @rbe bimmelpGrts.
ueber SOB 1no iiber @riifte:
Shal1 oein Sitern, ielig Ser5!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-03-27

Iidaft bes Seiles, tpelde aud oel
ungebiloete Meli6 beriteben fann
Inamlid, oaB sSeius Gbriitus bon Den
Soten auferitanben lit, nno bob auf
mir bon unieren Siinoen auferiteben
ln6 bos etpiee 2eben baben ionen.
Das Siterfeit nergegentp6rtist unb
berberrlidt Die glorreibe Muferlte.
bung bes Seilanbes. 8eiI oieieIbe
bas 5unoament 1nieres @laubens
uno oas nnterpfano unlerer eigenen
sluferitebung lit, erfiillt bieies Selt
Dos Ser5 oes gbrilten NIT bobiter
Sreuoe uno miro bon ben &ir1en-
patern uoas Seit auer Seite" ges
nannt.
@ie in Sen dIteIten 3eiten, 10
miro aud iest nod oas SiterfeIt nit
EgroBter Seierlidfeit begangen. Sir
DIE uno Iltar prangen in bo6feitli-
bem Sdmude, ser Hrielter trGgt
bas ipeiBe MeBeeipano, bas slneluia
miro baufig ben @ebeten binsuee-
fiigt. Die Sration, oie gpiiteI, bos
gpangeliun1, Die Brdfation berfiin-
ben bas @ebeintnis Ser Muferitebung
uno mabnen 5usleid au eeiitieer
auferltebung. 9ieie bobe Sreube
oauert oie san5e Siteroftap uno sic
Nadfeier oes Siterfeitfreiies bin-
0ur6 fort,
su6 i'm &reiie Ser Sanilie mo6t
li6 oie Siterfreube geltenb. Man
beidenft iid eeeenieitig nit bunt-
gefarbten giern. 9enn oas 81 lit
oas Sinnbilo Der sluferitebuns Sc
lu nno Ser eigenen auferItebung.
au6 tuerOen an bielen Srten Dor
oem 8ottesoienite Speiien seieenet
our @oblfabrt bes 2eibes uno Ser
Seele uno miro bon oieiem 8etpeib-
ten Dor ieoer Wabl5eit eenoiien.
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leotelt unO bllt Oo1 tot. (Sffenb.
l3, ~ 60 lit es moelid, baB elmer
Gem natiirliden 2eben ser Seele nod
lebt, aber Dem decentralization &C.
ben oer Seele na6 tot lit; baB elmer
pobl duBerli6 Sitern gemadt bat,
aber i'm Ser5en oenno6 nift aufer=
|tanoen, ionoern in Der SooIiinoe
perblieben lit. Mander, ser ou6 5ur
8ei6t sebt, lit nidt tpobrbaft aus
Ser Siinoe ouferi itar1ben, neil er un=
giiltig se6eidtet bat llno Sic bole
@elegenbelt 5ur Siinoe nidt meiOen
min. Gas oorf ni6t iein. 8as im-
mer mir auf 6em 8elpiiien baben,
laBt uns gu Sltern nod oem 8ors
biloe Gbriiti pabrbaft auferlteben.
8ir ioQen nit gbriitus ednslid)
(auferiteben. 8ie gbriltus Die 2ei=
hentii6er i'm 8rabe 5uriidgelalien,
lilo iolte man inn @robe ser Siinoe
aud}s aue anbaneli1feit an bic Sim
oe 5uriifloiien, 5. +. iid bon Der
lelben gan5 trennen. Gas berlangt
oie 8elierung beines 2ebens.
@6re cine 2eftiire Die @efobr iiir
oi6, trenne bib BON Dem 9u6e, bon
Der 3eitung Die oein Sell beorobt.
81re es cine 8eieui6aft, Elm Ser
elm, tritt mutig aus uno fiimmere
oi6 ni6t Inn Sen Spott onoerer,
bon Oenen bo6 feiner fir oid in ser
Solle litt. @dre es cine geliebte
Gerion, bri6 oas Gerb6ltnis emit
|i6ieoen ob, bepor es 5u elmer &ette
miro, Sic bid rettungslos umflom-
merit 8are es Elm 9ienitplat, glib
tim auf! Seine rnlterblidbe Seele
tommt 5uerit. slber griinolid uno
energiidb mubt bu perfabren, ipie es
Otoies ma6te, ols er ienes goloene
&alb, bas oie Ssroeliten onbeteten,
berbrannte uno 81 Staub 5errieb uno
ben Staub ms 8aiier itreute.
@ir ioaen nit Gbriltu bleibeno
auferiteben. Der Golteropoitel Der
fiinOet BON Sbm: Gbriltus, bon ben
Soten auferitanoen, ltirbt ni6t mebr.
Ser 500 fat ni6t mebr @elpalt iiber
|Stn. (H0m. 6, 81 Som geiltigen
Sobe Ser Siinoe auferltanoen, ioaen
ald mir niht 1nebr iterben, ni9t
|mebr in Die Siinoe 5uriidfollen. Ser
Shirt oes Sooes, ser Satan, our6
BEN ser sos in sic 8elt eefommen
lit loll ni6t nebr iiber uns
|berrl6en.
sllS Die 8unoeslabe bur6 Sen
SoroanfluB getrasen 1puroe, itanben
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ten pieoer ibren getpobnli6en 2auf
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oigen 5uriif, ~ipenn 5u Sltern sic
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|ibr 2eben tpieoer I'M alten Siinoen-
geleiie, treiben iie ipieoer abtpGrts
ins tote Weer oes Seroerbens.
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Muferltebung Sen betretenen @eg ser
|8elierung bebarrli6 apeiter 5l1 ipan=
beln, mag er aud beidmerlid fem.
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tigen Siterbeidt gebolfen, bilft aud
meiter einem ieben Ser guten @il-
lens it,
@s lit Sltertag, es lit sluferite-
bunesfeit beute. 2aB oieie 3eit Der
@naoe nidt rnbeniist boriiberseben.
Du ueibt nidt, Oh Seius nidt balo
oein ltrenger 9fidter it, Siingling,
Sungfrau, id iase sir, itebe al,f!
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ginitimmen in oas oreifade aaeluia
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