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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-02-23

Man, from time immemorial,
has sought for supremacy over
earth's creatures and forces.
In the beginning God gave to
man universal dominion over
all the earth. This right, man
lost because of sin. Notwith-
standing all his ingenuity and
skill, man still remains a ser
want, instead of being master
of earth's forces. This Lesson
teaches that our Lord Jesus
Christ alone is entitled to uni
versal dominion because He
has regained, as Man, and for
man, that which man lost by
his fall.
I MAN SET OVER THE
ORKS OF GODS
HANDS-Verses 81; Gen.
1926, 27; ST.; Job 7:17;
Psalm 8; 144:3; Col. 1:15-
II; II Peter 3:13, II.
By creation, man was en-
dowed with marvellous attri-
butes, so that as Gods repre-
sentative he could be entrust-
ed with dominion over the
earth and all things therein.
The word "dominion" is found
twice in the first chapter of
Genesis. What majesty, power,
and what a trust was commit
ted to man by God! But by
yielding to the temptation of
the serpent, man sinned and
forfeited his dominion. He be-
came a fugitive and bond
slave of Satan, instead of en-
joying the rights, privileges
and blessings of a 'tson of God"
With all of mans discoveries
and inventions, he is still in
bondage to Natures forces.
When God created man, He
intended him to be superior
to angels. In his fallen condi-
ton, however, in many re-
spects man is inferior to an
gels. Although angels excel in
many ways, yet earth's domin-
ion was not entrusted to them,
but was reserved for man. In
order to carry out Gods pur-
pose Of exercising universal
dominion, man must recover his
right to this great power. It
was for this purpose that Jesus
was born into this world and
became "God manifest in the
flesh" Although the Son of
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-02-23

THE EXALTATION OF THE MAN, CHRIST JESUS
Hebrews 25-1O Lesson No. Memory Verse; sazmS Il
Prepared by Anton Das
Headqua rters-Z ion.I Illinois
New England bulletin., 1949-05-28

wants it, because there he finds what every young child needs most, love.
 Sadie Stockton Good
 Sadie Stockton plays the part of the grandmother. Perhaps the best are those lines spoken by her to little Peters after he returned home from searching for warm affec- tion she never thought to give him and he never found at home. As she sees him sneaking in she shouts: "Get up them steps, you little good-for-nothing you mo- count. Get up them staircases. Sleeping out, the Lawd knows where, same as your no-count mother used to do. Keeping me up all night. Worrying till all hours of the night, prowling round the cold streets to dig you out of your hiding place. Go on and listen. Pray over you, beat you, try to keep you in the good ways. Slave all day for you and what you give me back? Sneaking and sniviling and stealing my rent money. All the time looking at me cold as a clam. Bad blood, like I always said. And I know who you got it from v
 It is easy to see where he got it from, the camera probes into the background behind the actors to show us how he got that way. We see it as papers blow across the dirty streets of Harlem. We see it in yellow, creaking stairways. We see it written on the tired faces of pregnent mothers living in poverty in overcrowded rooms and apart ment houses. We see it on the faces of teen age boys roaming the streets looking for an easy way to pick up a dime, and an overdevel. oped girl playing in a vacant lot with loose boys in the slum area Tired old men squatting in door ways with no place to go, all is as much rejected as Peters, but he being the youngest of all, feels 1t more keen1y. It is there, not em- phasized sociologically although it is partly sociological, for us to see why little Peters got that way:
 The film was produced by Jan ice Loeb.
 The excellent commentary and dialogue was done by James Agee. l The film runs for one hour and seven minutes and cost only $28,- 900 to film-a hint to Hollywood.
New England bulletin., 1949-05-28
By Nathaniel s. Brown

BOSTON-There were no mixed reactions among critics this week who saw the New England pre- miere of "The Quiet One" at the Kenmore Theatre. It is a psycho- logical study of a lonely ten year old lad rejected by his mother who doesn't have time to bother with him, by a grandmother who is too old to understand him, and by slum area in which real love has a hard time thriving. Donald Thompson plays the role of Don aid Peters, who finding no love in the world in which he lives, with draws. living inside of himself. Al though a documentary film shot on the streets of New York City, 1t rates as one of the best American films of all times. The few techni-- cal errors are not too obvious and do not not detract from the movie as far as the mov1egoer is concerned
 There were only two pages of p1a- logue and six pages of commentary used in the film which runs an hour and seven minutes. Donald Peters is finally rescused by the Wiltwyck School for Boys at Esopus, New York. There, through the help D of an understanding psy- chiatrist, he is given the .oppor,- 'tunity to find himself again and lead a more normal life, if he
New England bulletin., 1949-05-28
Set For CBS

Billy Eckstine, show-stopping young singing star whose appear ance at New York's Paramount Theatre broke all recent records, will be guest vocalist on CBS-TV's Adventures in Jazz" Friday, May 27 (CBS-TV, S:0O-8:30 PM, EDT).
 Eckstine has signed a contract with Metro Goldwyn- Mayer and has been booked into the Chez Paris in Chicago and the Copaca- bana in New York. He started his professional career singing with the house band at the Howard Theatre in Washington, D. O., after he won an amateur contest at that theatre. He toured with the Earl Father" Hines band for four years as vo- calist. In 1914, he started his own band and grossed $1O0,000 in his first ten weeks. -.-..a ,--
 Adventures in Jazz" has Fred Robbins as emcee. Will Bradley's band provides musical background. Bob Bach is producer and Alex Leftwich is director of Advent ures in Jazz"
New England bulletin., 1949-05-28

of the doctors decided to look at him-and oftime that wouldn't be at all.
 "I see youngsters four and five years old turned out in the street by their parents to play while the latter are at work. These kids get into all kinds of mischief, through no fault of their own, and then the parents get worried. Play ground for these children would eliminate a lot of worry and would result in better fitted boys and girls to meet the problems of the community and country" he stated.
New England bulletin., 1949-05-28
''The Quiet One'' Has
 New England Premiere

wants it, because there he finds what every young child needs most,
New England bulletin., 1949-05-28
HELP SELVES JORDAN ADVISES

have got help themselves more now than eHG G fh Jordan, recently appeared Theatre When not playing his ana m tne  aiding the fight to combat juvenile delinquency in visited section of the country where Negroes live
 
 building hospitals schools and other needed sections getting
New England bulletin., 1949-05-28
BULLETIN

BUGGS BEBOP SAYS:-If you all didn't pick up on that fine all cOlored double feature which was put down at the STAR !Theater, here, last Saturday midnight, you missed the treat, of your life. .s:
 The NEW ENGLAND BULLE- TIN hipped him to the deal be- cause he reads it soon as he can get 1t every Wednesday afternoon.
 Now if you feel blue, better add up 2, and 2. Seeya nex week.
New England bulletin., 1949-05-28
Page Eleven
ECKSTINE ON TV SHOW FRIDAY NIGHT
Boys! Girls! Boys!

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 Come in and register at the NEW ENGLAND BULLETIN office, 2314 Main St., Hartford, and leave your name at the desk. Or, you may register at any of the following places: MIR. JULIUS DOUGLAS
 S9 Broad St.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-30
Kluehett

gs tit nidt Ieidt, ettpas aluges
iiber oie &lugbeit 5u iasen, s,1mal
Die nit6ten itber bieie gigenibaft
10 oerI9ieben itno tpie oie Meni6en
BON 6enen ieoer flitger iein mill als
Die anberen. - Stbes eeb0rt &lug.
beit iiGer in Die &eibe ser fir oas
semeiniame 2eben 1pi6tigen gise1.
i9aften. 8iro iie oo6 ols iol6e bon
Weni6en oller &i6tunsen, aGer &laI
len uno @eiinnungen geId6tt uno be.
anipruft: allen gilt ite als begeb.
rens- ooer beneioensnert. 8iele glau.
ben, tie 5u beiisen; tpenisen lit lit
tuirfli6 etgen.
9idts i6dtt oie 8elt 10 bod tpie
&lusbeit. sic gilt ibr als Der it9er.
ite @egmeiier gu irbil6em @Iiif, iie
lit ibr bic i6laue 8faofinoerin gum
@ipfel ser gbre, lie Ser SdIuiiel 81
mdr6enbaften S6dsen 1,no fabelbaf
ten @eniiiien.
sber au6 sic Heligion preiit oie
&lugbeit unb tpeiIt ibr 5en BGas, ar
Der Spite Der &arbinaltugenoen an
alio iener Sugenoei1, oenen an6ert
| ii9 oieneno uno ergdn5eno anglie,
bern. @ie lit bieie nerIdieoenartiss
Inffaiiung. gu Dereitbaren? 8a1
nt6t, 1nto 6od iebr Iet9t. Die 8e
grtffe ii6er oas 3tel Der &lugbei1
| litno eben grunoperibteoen. @os Der
etnen bodite &lugbeit i6eint,. lit ser
unoern Torbeit - un6 umgefebrt
s9as Dor 8ott tpeiIe 1lnb flug lit
nennt oie @elt tori6t rtno voie
&lugbeit ser @elt lit Eorbeit BEL
Gott" Il 9or. 3, 19); ia, Der apoitel
nennt Die r&lugbeit bes Sleii6es Ell.
ne Seinoin @ottes" 1tno voen 500"
(&0m. s, 6 y.
gs lit pie nit on6ern SGbisfeiten
unb &r1ften: ibr @ert beItinmt 1tf
crit aus ser Intpenoung auf oas
re6te 3iel.
&lugbeit lit S6Grfe unb 8euan6t.
belt oes 8erItanoes, Die i'm befGbigt,
our grrei6ung irgeno elmer IbIt6t,
lei tie nun gut ober fdledt ODER
glei6giiltig, Die entlpredenben Deit,
tel 5u finben.
&lusbeit lit aIio elm S6pert, 6as
man 5r gere6ter Hottpebr tpie aur
&a6e, in bosbafter Mbii6t tpie 5ur
gbre @ottes 5ieben fann; iie lit Elm
S9at, Der gum &rieg tpie au Sen
8erfen oes Srieoens, 5ur geite6uns
tpie 5ur 8armber5igfeit bient; Elm
Si6t, 0as our 8abrbeit uno @ered.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-30

@Gbrungsreform bat Die 9ontbau.
biitte 5u nonatelanger &ur5arbeit ge.
atuurgen. Grit Die ginnobmen aus
Der 0omlotterie bot i'm bergangenen
SerbIt 6ie @eiterarbeit erm0gli6t.
8ea6tenstpert lit tntrnerbin Ole Mit.
teilung 8aoers, oaB NIT Der Grid.
tung Der neuen 0on1baubiitte begon.
men muroe. 0as srfiinftige aufbou.
progranrm be3iebt audi oos &leoer
Sor lno Dor allem bie @ieoerberitels
lung Don &unittperfen aus bem Dom
elm. Sros Der @elofnappbeit muB nod
glrbeit in Nanlng, 3eibnung unb
au6 bel Der 4usfiibrung geleiitet tper.
ben. @enn auh Ger ISiioturm bes 90.
mes geii6ert iit bletbt Der bel61oigte
Roroturm 1petterbin gefGbroet. Sier
flafft cine Slide i'm aufbaupro.
gramm, sic NIT Sen porbanoenen Mits
teln ni6t geihloiien tperoen fann. 0as
segen ioa Die gintpolbung oes Iiolis
den Seitenififfs Dorgenommen apers
ben. 9as erbebli6 bertpitterte moro
li6e Seitenidiff miro iofort 5tpei neue
Sohe uno oie erforoerliden Spans
nl.ngsbogen erbalten. 8is gum 8ins
ter apiro oas 8auprogramm iospett
erfiiut iein, 0aB ole fatboltide Sir.
6ensemeinoe 1antens SEN Dom fir
ben @ottesoienit pieoer pertpenoen
fann.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-30

tern fatboliide freie Sdulen errid.
ten fonnen, Die in 8elgien uno Sol.
lan6 iogar itaatlibe 3uidiiiie erbal.
ten. Ser 8or1purf, oie fatboliI1e Sir.
DIE bebanole oas glternre6t ropportu-
niitii6", lit bollig unbegriinbet. @e.
itiist auf Die entipredenben 8eitim.
mungen bes firhlihen @eletbuhes
uno Die @runoi6te Ser hriitliden
Wtoral lit Die fatboltibe Stride INNER
uno itberaa fir oas He6t Der gltern
snr 8eItimmtns Der religi0ien uno
meltanI6auli6en Gr5iebung Der &tn-
Der eingetreten. Mnbererieits na6t oie
Stride fetnem Ni6tfatbolifen 8or.
ihrtften, tpie er leine &inber eraieben
Jon. @as Die @eltung oes &ei6sfon.
foroates nnbetrifft, 10 bdlt 9lrtifel t2t
beg Bonner @runogeieses neben ben.
bisber gelteroen 3eht nit ben bonn
@eid abgeidloiienen Staatsbertrdsen
a,ih oas &ei6sfonfor6at aufre6t, Of.
ne ale feline ginaelbeitinnunsen Der.
faiiunssmdBia feitaulegen.
@as idlieBli1 Mrtifel 80 bes
&eidsfomforoates nit ieinen 8eItim.
mungen itber bie 3useb0rigfeit bon
8eiitliGen 5lt politiiden 8arteien BE-
trifft, 10 nimnt Der Sert bes betref.
fen6en grttfels ausbriidli6 geaug
auf Die oamnIs beItehen6en beIon6ern
8erbdltntiie un6 oie Si6erungen fir
Die fatboIiide Stride, oie man i'm
Ronfor6at peranfert glaubte. Da sic
Berbaltniiie itf ieit 1916 neIentli6
gednoert batten unb oie Nntionalio-
5ialiiten ibre bamaligen @eripredun.
gen in fetner @eiie bielten, fam Die
Weinung auf, Die 8eltimmung bie.
leg artufel 80 Jet nift nebr berbin6.
lid. Die nltnmebr ausgeipro9ene gr.
fldrung BON firhliher Sette ma9t oie
tpibtige Seitltellung, baB roieie Mei-
nung nidt mebr oertreten tperben
fam" tporaus oie Solgerung ge5oaen
miro, oaB oie fatbolii ii6e Stride in
Dentldlano neueroings elmer politi-
ihen 8etatigung tbres @lerus abIeb-
nen0 gegenii6eritebt. 9omit perbinoet
oteie tir6lide @rfldrung ieood oie
Soroeruns, baB uaub ieitens ser
oeitlhen 2anoerresierungen i'm @e-
|gen1ob CUR Na5i-&egierung 1pieoer
ooue 8ertragstreue in Ser Ourdfiib-
rnng oes &eihHonforbates uno ser
Sanoertonforoate eintreten niille".
S6lieBli6 ma6t Ole ertpGbnte
firblt6e grfldrung nod oie SeIt.
Iteaung, oaB sic bon Or. SdumaGer
bebolptete ~poiitibe ginIteluns" Der
'SBO (SostaliItIi6e Sartei 9euti6.
lanos) geseniiber SEN grunoiGeli6en
Soroerungen Ser fatbolii9en Stride
nibt 5u bemerfen mar; OBJ oies in
3ufunft ser SaG iein miro, niiie ii6
crit 5eisen.
Oieie bonn Neiin6ner vGbriltIiden
Nahri6tenoienit" berbreitete grfld.
rung oiirfte cine Ser tpi9tigIten fir.
6enpolitiiden @unosebllngen ser
Naafriegs5eit oariteaen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-30
Hrrntifdltps

gab Dem @euIter bon 8ops Sotpn
in yeebrasfa plant Ser bodtp. Sr.
Gennis IS. 8raD in Dapbne, Mla., Die
Grrihtung elmer ~Staot" fir bilfs=
be6iirftige MGoden. 0i9t melt bon
9ilian, Ila., lit an Ser &iiIte elm
Stiid 2ano ertporben tporoen, un6 Die
8au- llnO 8etriebsmitteI iouen 6ur6
offentli6e Sammlunsen aufeebra6t
tperoen. I'm oie beborolt6e grlaubnis
puroe bereits nadgeiuht. gto6 oen
Statuten miro Die uStaot" auf nibt=
poltttider uno Observation-Disclosures
8runolage unterbalten 1peroen.
Mus @aribau meIoete lette @o6e
Oie nslii. 8reB": Oie polniife Gegie=
rung bebarptete belte, iie babe ale
Selttl6en aus Ben ebemaligen 0eut-
lden, aber na6 Dem Botsoatner Ser
trag Bolen eirperleibten @ebieten
na6 Deuti6lanb abgeihoben. Oie gr-
flarung beiugte, oreiBigtauieno oeut=
i6e &riegsgefangene befanoen iif)
nod in Bolen, bo6 lei man i'm 8e=
grtff, lie in bic Seimat 5u entlallen.
Sie offiaieae 8reile4agentur teilte
nit, es Iebten iebt 100000 8olen
in tpeItliden @ebieten, loie friiber Ell
nen Sell bon 0eutidlano biloeten. -
geah amtli9en S6dsungen boben g.
100000 9eutide 0ie @egenb perlai,
ien. Die ebenalisen beutIden @ebiete
|Batten inbeiien cine 8eb0lferung bon
iiber 100000. Ser ltnteri6ieo tpur.
oe 6aour6 erfldrt, oaB Miaionen bon
9eutI6en apeitpdrts gefloben ieien,
als Die oel1ti6e Mrmee ben &uf5ue
antrat. - (Sm 8otsoamer 8ertrag
ser bon Sen Ser. Staaten, gnglanh
uno 9fuBlano untersei6net tpuroe
mar porgeieben, baB oltoeutide @e.
biete 5piiden 8olen ltno &uBlanl
aufgeteilt tperben iollten, a6er oie pol.
nii1e @eItgren5e tpuroe ni6t einoe1.
tig feitgelegt. Na6 Dem Gertrag ioll'
ten Die oeutl6en 8eipobner uin georb.
meter 1tno brmaner @efIe" umgeite.
belt tperoen.)
ueber Die @ieoerberIteaungs
ten an oem beriibnten ct. 8iftor.
0om in 1anten, Ger i'm &riege gro
Benteils 5erIt0rt tpuroe, miro berid.
tet: sir oie fiinftige Mrbeit uuB aui
einen all5u groBen 3tpefoptimismus
|berSihtet tperben," betonte Oberregie
ritngsrat Brof. 9r. 8aber in bel
ptperlamn1lung bes Gerei11s 5lll
grbaltung oes 3antener Donls. 9it
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-30

tisfeit erleu6ten, a6er audi blenben
unb irrefiibren farn.
&lugbeit lit bic gi9enlbaft, bic
uns uorberiebeno, piiien0, einiidts.
bon 1no funoie nta6t - aber man
fam ite gum @uten apie gum 80ien
ODER audi in gletdgiiltigem Sinn, au
oeritanoiger 5itbrtne ,tnieres 2ebens
i'm gepobnlihen 8eleiie brau9en.
9ie natiirlide &lugbeit lit on fih
our6aus ni6t boie; iie i,,dt bas ir.
6iihe @liid 5u erreiden, 1tno 6as lit
erlaubt, ia biaig 1.nb re6t. Die geiit.
Ii6e &lugbeit oagegen itedt ibr 3iel
bober ltno re6net nit Der gtpigfeit.
9ie Sueenb Der &lusbeit itellt Die
8eritu1oesfrdfte in Sen 9ienit Got.
tes unb ldBt iih BON Sbm erler6ten,
Inn oas Cute 5u tl,n uno oas 8oie au
meioen uno baol,r6 oas etpige Sell
5u erreiben. Ser bl. Ebonas iagt
bon Der Sugeno Ser &lugbeit, baB iie
uns in allen Saaen gut gu beraten,
re6t 5u bel1rteilen uno entibloilen su
banbeln lebre. Oies alles paBt au6
auf Die natiirltfe &lugbeit, Die fir
i,nier taelides 2eben 10 mot 1tno
niise, fir unler 3uiammenleben 10
uidtig lit. 0ie erite &eguns Der
&lugbeit lit alIo ser &at, Dos lit Die
8eratl.ng iiber bie our grrei6ung irs
ger6 zines 2tpedes ith bieten6eu
Iittel.
Gin flueer Mann tut alles nit
&at (Spr 13, t6) ll1o l1eberIegung.
l1nperniinftis tpdre es, ii6 gu iiber.
itiir5en. Scot fann freilid erbeii9en,
oaB ginfou, gntidluB uno ausfiib.
rlng fait 5uiammenfallen; aber oann
lit, fals oas ReIultat ri6tig genannt
tueroen muB, sic 1lnentbebrIide, be-
ratenoe 8eiitesarbeit MIR cine raI6es
re. Iu6 blisartige 8eiltesgegenport
fann oes States ni6t entbebren.
rWein Sobn, tue ni9ts obne Stat"
lagt oie S6rift (Sir. 32, 24), no
tuirit ou no6 Der Sat nidts gu be.
reuen baben."
Wean fann NIT iid ielbIt beraten,
Dor @ott 1lno ieinem @etpiiien ODER
aud nit berltdnoigen Sreunoen. Mit
lit6 ielbIt berdt man, inoem man bos
Iuge oes 8eiites iiber oie perI9ieoe-
men Wetttel 11no @ege gum getpiini6-
ten 3teI priifero gleiten l6Bt uno er.
pagt, mas 1pobI oas 8eIte fem f0n-
ne; nidt Dos 2ei6teIte, oos glnge-
nebmite ODER SbneuIte, tpenn es niht
| 5ugletcb oas Serltdnoigite lit. go flint
Der Gbemifer ieine BrobiergI6ier NIT
beri6iebenen Stoffen uno pergIei6t
Damn, pas oie alien 5ugeieste SGure
fir 8irfungen bot.
Iber Elm tpabrbaft &luger traut
Der eigenen &lugbeit ni1t at piel,
~bdlt iid ielbit fir unflug" (Sf0m.
~, 16) r@ebe eu9, bie ibr tpeile
leib in euern lugen uno fIug Dor
eu6 ielbit" (Si. 5, 21). Si6erer
gebt, tper ii6 Dor piftigen gntI9liiis
len NIT 5uberlaiiigen uno tpeiien 9e-
rotern benimmt. au9 Ser geI9idteIte
ar5t mag nidt germ ii6 ielbit BE-
banoeln, ionoern frast an6ere I'M
Stat. Iber apen? Gin &luger iudt
BEL &lugen Stat. .Salte nibt 9fat
nit Narren," ni6t NIT 56uatern,
nnerfabrenen ooer Iei6tfertigen Meen.
l6en; benin ufann tpobl Elm 8linber
einen 8linben fiibren? ssaIlen iie nidt
beioe in Die @rube?" (9f. 6, 39)
p. Sebastian vor Ger
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-30

unbdn6ige Begeiiteritng ieiner Se.
nuiii faum mebr gu 3iigeln. ll1t6 in
2onoon lit man baran, bas nod
@riegsenbe iebr Ioder getporoene
Commonwealth neu su aimmern, l,no
man ldBt itd apeoer in Der aDrenatfa,
nod in Sransiorbanien uno anoers-
mo onrb Meeppten baran itoren. Sm
beion6ern GalIe Der &prenaifa barf
ielbit 8initon Gburhin, Der Sitter
oes Commonwealth, init Der 2obour.
&esierung aufrie6en iein.
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Kathnlifd,r 6nrgrn in
mpif- if-Brntf tfh1lanh
5ranffurt. @noe Suni.

Sranffurt. gnoe Suni.
gs erreste einiges aufieben, aIs INN
Die Sabresmenoe Der &olner grabi-
ihof aaroinal Strings 6ffentlib Der
gD11 (Gbriitli6s sDemofratiihen Uni.
onD beitrat un6 onmit BEL Ser @eital.
tung oes fiirftigen @eitlStaates Die
fatboliidJe Stride bieier Bartei felt 81,
oerbinoen ibien. aneroings tpuroe ei-
ne iolhe 9eutung, oie iib Dem breite.
rem Bubltfum aufor6neen muBte, an
anoeren maBgeblihen Stellen Ser Sir.
he, aittnal in BaDern, beitritten. Mqn
betonte bie Mbiibt 6es &ar6inaIs, Sic
in Der GDlt bertpirflibte politii1e
HSDmbioie BON &atbolifen uno firden.
treuen 2utberanern nit oem Mnieben
ieines Mmtes uno ieiner 9serIon su
itarfen. Das fonnte einleu6ten, oenn
es mahten fih biiben tpie oriiben Gin.
fliiiie bemerfbar, oie ouf cine S1ei-
bung bintpirften. 9en proteitantiihen
8artnern belonoers tpuroe ni6t MIR
bon S9nmabers Soaialoemofraten,
ionbern fait nod beftiger bon BEN
Sreien 0emofration INN &euB 5uges
iett, tuobei iogar &ulturfan1pftone
borbar tpurben.
sg8ir baben aber @run6 anauneh-
men, bob ben &aroinal cine anoere
Gorge nod erbebli6 mebr au ieinem
nngetp0bnli6en 56ritt beitimmt bat.
Gang offenfunoig IieB ii9 Die 8artei.
leitung ser gDl1, poron Moenauer,
BEL BEN 8onner 8eratl,ngen iber 6as
.Brnnogeies" in ben fir bic Stride
lebenswidtigen Sraeen ser eltern.
re9te, Der Sbule urb bes 8erbGltnil-
ies gum Staat (&o1foroot nit Dem
81. StnbD su opportuniitiiben 3u>
'geltanoniiien betpegen. Moenauer bot
te nit feinem Mnsipru9: rgefier eli.
ne ible6te gerfaiii1ns aIs gar feline" ,
ieinen 2eitgeoanfen all5u often Be-
fannt. 8ei ben MeitalIiierten, Dor al.
lem ben tbeioen angeIi66fiIben Rdf.
ten, fonnte bie gOlt bier erit redt
ni6t auf 1nteritiitung rednen; eber
auf oas @egenteil. Weon abnt Ieidt
Die grpdgungen bes airdenfiiriten,
Der ii9 in Der letter. enti9eioen6en
Naie Der 8oaner 8erbanolungen I'm.
n1ttteIbar eini6aIten tpollte.
wtit tpeldem @rfoIg, 5eigt 6as nur
init Stedna0eln baitig auIammenae.
beftete Sod5eitsHeio oes neuen Staa.
tes, eben oas uorIGufigsenoaiItiae
8runogeies. Hapit Bius XII, oeilen
3uriifbaltung segeniiber Der inneren
Bolitif Der Staaten befannt lit, fonn.
.te es nibt nit ieinem @etpilien berein.
baren. 5u bieier 8erfaiiitng su Ibuet.
gen. gr tptes Die oeuti1en &ar6indIe
uno Bi1bofe ein6ringli9 auf bic oa.
rim perborgenen @efabren bin. Cine
geringe @eridiebung inn @rdfteber.
baltnis Der bei6en groBen 8arteien
fonnte geniigen, INN oie 10 Iduad,
ueranferten &edte bon Stride, S6uIe
nno 5amilie ernitlidb 5u bebroben.
Sie oenti6en 8iidofe erIieBen eine
eemeiniame grflarung in oielem
'Sinne, tporin es beiBt, oie fatboIilde
STRIDE iebe in oem @runogeiet nur
eine borlaufige ISabung, 6ie balo er-
gan5t tperoen miiiie.
&aroinal Strings, Ser als 8orliben.
Der 6es oeutiden gpiifopats oeilen
9oti6aft ber0ffentlidte, erflarte
gleib5eitig ieinen Mustritt aus Der
GDu. Sir 6ieie an Ser S6melle oes
Bablfampfes elm barter 9fiidi6lag;
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-30
Bpffpllt Et1rr zpttan9 tttdrt alb!

Ienn Su, b 2eier oer Sage Sieaei@ ennns far bu
3einns eaem aa unb Dir nt mSsfd it, uen abesbetras
annben 10 baeQe nt ab ioubu rubs bis bn gras tell
nie uber bablen ann Sir enbem bene 3enng ter.
Nbamns bebentet ben geln eines snten, rennbes
enen sduben fir bic fatbOlade HreKe
On fannf ben Abonnement anf ben size
Spepbnnm ebiw pber 2r ennben amf
genoem JormuIar
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-07-06
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