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Milford chronicle., 1949-04-01

1 realize it will not bring back
my dog to complain, but if you
help me to raise my voice, as it
were, by publishing this letter,
then the men in question might be-
come ashamed of what they have
done and be more careful in the
future.
The public will never stand for
another campaign of dog slaugh-
tering, such as occurred some
years ago, and I do not believe
the heads of the Game and Fish
Commission will countenance such
! high handed methods.
Sincerely.
/ N. w. MEREDITH
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-01

= Horse racing seems to be the
chief sport at the present time and
more especially among the farm
ers. The time usually is Saturday
afternoon the place, between Bar
rats Chapel and Frederica, on the
public road. The master of cere-
monies is Alex ArgO. All classes of
horses are admitted, provided they
can go a mile in five minutes. There
are some special races between the
fastest horses that are quite inter
esting but free for all race takes
the cake. Quite a number of the
town people go out to see the
sport.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-01
SHAMELESS BEGGING

The degeneration of independence in
many states due to the current practice of
local governments begging public funds
from Washington to pay local obligations is
shocking. This practice is parallel to that of
a family that seeks to spend beyond its means
and then expects the neighbors to pay the
bills Federal grants are, one by one, cor
rupting state legislatures. These Legislatures
try to milk the Federal Treasury a little
drier than other states. Care of the helpless
is traditionally duty of the state. No part
of the duty can be transferred to Washing
ton without yielding something more to the
growth of the central government.
Many states want to add large sums each
year of Federal money to state funds for di-
rect or "home" relief This reflects again the
belief that a system of Federal matching
grants is the only incentive that will induce
the states to provide decently for their un
employable citizens and other persons who
cannot earn enough to live. Congress is be
ing asked to do for younger people in distres!
what it is already doing for old people
Whenever the Federal government makes
grants to states, the legislators of that stat
are placed in the position of spending none!
they have not had to raise-freedOm withOu
responsibility. Delaware should exhaust ev
cry one of its responsibilities before turning
with Outstretched palms toward Washing
ton.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-01
Freeman. Joins LlJ

BROOKLYN, N. Y.-(AP)--James
A. (Buck) Freeman, coach of St.
Johns University's Wonder Fives
in the thirties, will join the staff OF
Long Island University's School Of
Physical Education in the fall. Free
man has been Scranton University
basketball coach the past two years.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-01
Target Range Plow
Horses Killed

ST. MARGARETS BAY, Eng
land-(AP)-A team of plough hor-
ses died in a sudden explosion here.
The ploughman, Arthur Husk, suf-
fered shock. He had been turning
over a wartime firing range.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-01

WASHINGTON, d. c.. April 1
Harry Truman told voters last
fall they needed a Democratic
Fair Deal" Congress to protect
their pOcketbooks, their homes.
their futures, and even the hap
piness of their children. l know
a few workers who are beginning
to smart under this Fair Deal"
Today they can't pay the grocer
or the landlord. . 49,.
THE BLOOM is, OFF
THE BOOM
Tho OOcfWar bOOun has faded
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-01
Union Methodist Church

The w. S. C. S. of Union Metho-
dist Church will meet this Friday
evening, April 1st. at the church.
Each one bring a small gift be-
ginning with the letter &C." There
will be ice cream for sale.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-01
Observe Centennial

The department of the interior is
this month celebrating its centen-
nial. It was in March. 1849; that
President James K. Polk signed
the Vinton bill creating the depart
ment with one secretary and one
assistant. Today, a century later,
the department has $4,000 en-
ployees and operates from the Arc
tic circle to Puerto Rico and from
Maine to the South Pacific.
Its far-flung jurisdiction en-
braces the welfare of two mil
lion people in Americas terri
tories and insular possessions
and the guardianship Of more
than 100000 American Indians
and $4,000 Alaskan natives. II
is responsible for the manage
ment of more than $50 million
acres Of public lands, promo
ton of safety, conservation and
development Of the nations
mines, protection Of the fish
and wildlife, administration of
21.5 million acres of public
parks and Fairgrounds, de-
velOpment of western river ba-
sin resources including great
irrigation and hydrO-electric
projects.
It has charge of water and min
eral Investigations. map-makinE
under the geological survey, oper
ates a railroad in Alaska. and i!
the largest single producer and dis
tributor of electric power through
its various hyrdo-electric powe
projects.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-01
CONFLAGRATIONS

During 1948, there were SO fires which
were classed as confagratiOns-that is,
blazes which did damage of $1,OO0,O00 or
more each.
These fires struck many kinds of install
lations-a gas plant, huge grocery ware
house, a naval installation, a department
store, and so one. Some of them were in big
cities. Others were in small towns. Fire is
no respecter of size or locality
The causes of the fires were varied. Ac-
cOrding to the National Board of Fire Under
writer's, "Some of the years costliest fires
could have been brought under control quick
ly with proper fire protection. Owners of
one building which suffered disastrous fire
r -reportedly had been considering the installa-
tion of sprinkler system since 1911. An
other heavy loss resulted when a sprinkler
system was discontinued during winter 'as
an economy move"
Here is more proof of the fact that the
human element underlies, in one way or an
other, most fires. Carelessness, lack of fore
sight, an inadequate understanding of the
causes and prevention of fre-these and re
lated factors account for much of our $500,
100000 annual waste. And that is usually
true whether the fire does few dollars worth
of damage or many thousands.
To the individual even relatively small
fire may be personal cOnfagration." |
may deprive him of his home and his savings
1t may put him out of businessI or cost hin
a job. That's why everyone has direc
interest in fire prevention.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-01
HOW A CONTROLLED ECONOMY
WORKS

A short time ago the Soviet government
reductions in the retail prices
charged for certain consumer goods in its
stores. Some 45 classi-
fications of food, clothing and other cOmmOd-
tiles were affected, and the reductions rang
ed from 10 per cent to as much as 80 per cent.
The purpose of the move, it is believed, is |
to fulfill promises made by Stain several
years ago.
Here is good example of how controlled
economy, which has almost totally done away
with free enterprise and competition, Oper-
ates The state is the only producer OF i'm
portance, and the consumer has nothing tOI
say about what he gets or what he must pay.
Prices are established by fiat, and moved up
or down as the bosses wish.
Compare this with production and dis
tribution here. Every manufacturer has
competitors who are after his business, and
he must offer a better product, or lower
price, or some other inducement if he is to
keep in the running. It's the same way with
the stores which sell the goods to the ulti-
mate consumer. We have chains, independ-
ents, speciality shops, department stores and
every other conceivable kind of retailer. No
one can shove prices up or down at his whim
Any price is the product of the cost of pro-
duction in a system which is constantly seek
ing more efficient and economical ways of
doing things.
It is significant that, in spite of the price
cuts ordered by the Soviet hierarchy, the av-
erage standard of living in Russia is so far
below ours as to make comparison extremely
difficult. 1t is logical that that should be so
in a dictatorship. Only free competitive en-
terprise has had the ability to produce abun-
dance for the great masses of the pOpula-
ton.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-01
Favor Little People

1t is obvious at this iuncture Of
the congressional session that the
administration is aiming its legis-
lation on all fronts to favor the
little people who live on Main
street in America. The election
brought home the fact that most Of
America lives on Main street or
trades on Main street in the Home
Towns of this country and it is a
political axiom that no one gets
hurt badly if he stays on the side
of the greatest good for the great
est number.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-01

Fat is about 81 per cent water.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-01

business for punitive treatment is indefen-
sible.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-08
Gin Dort att Ole
Wdnner
&on S. g E 1T nj eI, S. ].

Son ipem jon SOS r!SeiG fonlmen in
Slrael" ? Son Oem fatboliiden Mann,
Der bon ser &ommunionbanf suriid-
tomn1t. slnoere mogen iiG enti6uIoi-
gen fonnen. Ct bot bie iiiBe 2aIt, bie
erbebenoe Seranttportllng in Die 8ruit
gelegt befommen, bas iiberiroiIde
Si6t in bie 8elt Ieu6ten su IoIlen.
nSd BIN oas 2idt ser 8eIt."
rsSn SSbm NOR bas 2eben, uno oas
2eben mar bas 2iGt Der Menihen,
unb bas 2i6t leu6tet in ser ssinIter-
mis-, unO Die Siniternis bot es nidt
erfabt :. gr fam IN Sein @igentlt1n.
ober Die Seinigen nabmen sSbn niht
ouf. aaen aber, Die Sbn aufnabmen
- oas lino Die Wdnner an ser @om.
munionbanf =, gab gr Wa6t, &in.
Der @ottes 81 tperoen, oenen, oie an
Seinen Hamen glauben, Die ni9t aus
glut uno 5leiid ltno 2eioenI6uft,
lonoern aus @ott ge6oren fino."
0ieie Wdnner 6iirfen tpabrbaft
ipre6en: Limo oos @ort lit sSleiId)
getporoen rnb bat ltnter uns getpobnt,
uno mir baben Seine SerrIi6feit ge.
ieben, Oie Serrlidfeit oes @ingebore-
nen bonn gater, bon Der @naoe uno
@abrbeit Son Seiner 6iiIle ba=
ben mir alle empfaneen, @nobe Inn
@naoe."
8ringt eltrer Samilie uno Dem
gan5en Staat Sen Segen @ottes;
oenn Denn Ser Serr bas Saus nidt
bant, bauen nergebens Die 9aulealte.
8enn aud] ibr, Die ibr bas 2i9t ser
8elt in Ser 8rllt troget, in Ser SIM
Iternis bunfel bleibt, tpenn au6 ibr
cure &inOer in Sergniigltngsludt,
Sragbeit 11no ltnfr0ntnisfeit auftpadl-
len laBt, tpenn allb ibr Dem Wam-
monisml1s, ser Selbitiudt, Dem unio-
5ialen &lallengeiIt nahiagt, tpenn
lelblt ihr oas Seiligtrm Ser Samilie
nift mebr i6iiten fonnt, tpenn ibr,
Die gerlfenen, Die nit bem 2i6t Ser
@elt Grle16teten, tros aller 8ilouna
uno @elegenbeit, oie i6tperiten iosia-
len aufgaben ntiioe Iiegen loBt. on-
bern, Die oas 2idt Ger 8elt nidt FEM
mem, iiberlaBt, - 1penn ibr an ber-
porrogenoer Steae nidt binreiBeno,
iiber5elgt freuoig Gbriltun uno @ott
befennet =, Damn lit es Inn bas tpabre
8obl ser Samilie uno bes Staates
gedeben. &atboliibe Ofanner, in oie
poroerIte 5ront! 2aBt euer 2i6t Ieu6.
ten Dor Oen Weniden, oan1it iie cure
gltten 8erfe ieben. 1ebernebntt bic
Jiibrung! Son eud, ODER bon nie4
mano fonmt bos Sell in ssiroelt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-08
Sang uno Klane
i'm Paus

8enn i6 in @ebanfen 5uriiftpan.
6ere in mein Sugenolano - es lit
elm tpeiter 8eg, es gebt 5uriid, iiber
pier5ig, fiinf5ig Sabre - Damn bore
id es iingen unb flingen. Nibt MIR
oas frallie &on5ert Der gefieoerten
Sdnger, Der idmetternoen Sinfen in
ben bliibenoen Apfelbdumen ,lno ser
mirbelnoen 2er6en, Die 6rauBen i'm
Seloe in gan5en Sdaren Sen Sin1mel
Itiirmten unb Der Iieben Srau Nad-
tigan, bic I'M &oloerItraud nnter
meinem S6laff1rnmerlein bie 6unfIe
gea6t erbelIte nit goloenen S0nen,
nibt bas Natrrfonaert allein, ion-
bern au6 Weni6engelang uno Sai-
tenflang bore ib. Sie boz bumano,
oieie erite Wfeiiterin aller SonfunIt,
oeren Ser5be5ipingenoe @etpalt fein
Snitrument erreiht, bat meine ain-
oeriabre nit iiiBem 3auber 6urdmo>
ben. Weine quite Weutter Iiebte es,
ibre bauslibe 4rbeit nit @eiang al
begleiten, uno tie batte cine idb0ne
Iltitimme, 1peih 1pie bunfler Samt.
Oas fleine Ser5 aitterte Dor syreuoe,
penn id iie iingen b0rte. gtidt 10
ergreifeno, aber luitiger tpar oas ge=
meiniame Singen, menn mir an id0=
men Sommerabenoen alle 5uiamnen
auf Der 8anf neben Ser Soustiire
iaBen. 9ie Weagbe Itirrlnlten getpobn-
li6 an nit bellen, bnr6orinaenben
Stimmen, mir &inoer fielen Elm, rnb
.balb iiltnmten llnb brummten audi Ste
&nebte nit. @s tpnr Elm gan3er Gbo-
rus. 9a tDuroen oie alten 8olfs-
lieoer geiungen uSier iit i9 auf Sta.
len nit @eilden befrdnot" uno ugs
tann ia nibt ilr1mer 10 bIeiben" unb
Die Idngit Derflungenen ,pie uglIs ih
an einem Sommertag inn fiiblen
Walb i'm Sdatten LAG" uno ugs
gingen 5uei 8erliebte ins Mailano. !"
SSn ben Hauien borten tpir i'm Nah-
baroorfe Die Stimmen beriiberflin-
gen. 6enn oa tpurbe aud gefrnaen.
gs tpuroe geiungen Inn oie @ette.
Sd meine, es ipur6e bamaIs biel
mebr geiu1gen aIs bellte.
Gin Sabr5ebnt fpater, nIs i1 idon
Stn0ent mar, trieben mir es ettpas
fnnitgeredter, aber nod einfad ge.
mug. SIN @artenaimmer itano elm
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-08
,fannilienkreis

BEN, BON beren 2eben uno 9reiben
einen feline llnterbalttrng ablenft,
Iebrt gang anbers ieben nno enlpfin-
ben, als Der @eg 5i 5tpeien ODER alt
oreten.
aus oen 8ilbern, bie ii6 eridlie-
BEN, ,padien @ebanfen, Die auriid-
fiibren in bas eigene 2eben uno aud
5u ben Weni6en, NIT benen man ber-
bunoen lit unb Dem 8erbaItnis 5u if
men. Natiirlib fann man einen 8es
| Judi beirn Sd au9 6abeim beranitaI-
ten BEL elmer Sanoorbeit, BET Der
bdusliben &rbeit, tpenn es gar niht
anoers gebt, beiier lit es aber bod,
man ldBt BEN Mutag beiIeite unb loIt
| iid BON ibm eine @eile. 8aul Sell
Ter bat 0as biibi6e 8u6 geibrieben
vDie Serien bonn Sd. Sd m06te
lbier ni6t fir Serien bonn Sd entire
| ten, ionoern fir Serien fir oas Sd,
fir Stltnben, mo man iid fret na6t
| fir Dos sSnnerli6ite!
Senft oenn Der Wenid ni6t ober
beute i6on piel 5u iebr an iein S6 ?
miro man mir iett entgesenbaIter.
Sa, bas tut ct leiber. @as id bier
min, ioa aber nidt DEM geoismus
Der ausgeipro6enen Sdlu6t bienen.
gs bient ibr au6 ni6t; es ma6t uns
fret bon ibr. @s Iebrt uns na6ben.
ten iiber uns uno bie, Die 5u uns
| lgeboren. gs lenft Den 8lid in b0bere
ISpbaren, fiibrt uns iiber uniere eige.
ne Nidtigfeit, uniere oft o9 10 flei-
men uno fleinlt6en &iintmerniiie BIN
aus auf cine freie, bobe @arte, mo-
alles in neuem 2i6t erI1eint, ou1
oas Sd = Der anberen.
@s gibt Weni6en, beIonoers Sran-
en-, sic uf0nnen ni6t anein iein"
ginen einiumen Spaaiergang ion i6
MAIDEN? iagen tie; id ioa mid al-
lein in cine @de, in einen 8arf iet-
gen? geein, oas madt mir fein Ser
gniigen. Hun, INNER allein su iein,
madt olleroings fein Gersniigen,
lelblt Die i60nite 9feiIe berliert an
Wert, fuenn man ME cine Seele fir-
bet, NIT Der man feline @ebanfer
austauI6en fann. @ir tpollen aber
aud gar nidt als 10 cine Mrt rSolo.
frebS" bur6 bas 2eben tpanoern, mir
tDollen nlr mandmal bon ben anbe-
rem fort 5u uns ielber geben, tpenn
mir Den 8eiu6 BEL llnlerem eieenen
Sd, Der cine iebr feine innerli1e
Sade it, ridtig au geitalten tpiilen,
oann miro uns au6 fir oie 3eit, in
Der mir pieoer gemein iam nit ben
iibrigen i6reiten, Elm rei6er @etpinn
oaraus erbliiben.
Doyothea G0ebelw
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-08

&c Seele geleet, tpo5u anbers, als
oanrit es flingen unb iineen iou?
Dem tpeibliben 8eibledt liest bas
Singen burdipee mebr oIs oem
mannliden unb Der Sugeno mebr als
bem reiferen Ilter, 1no 10 eri6eint
es als cine naturgemdBe Iufgabe
Ser Ndbden, Die Sausmuiif ipieber
5u pflegen. 9ie quite 8irfllns tpirS
nid)t nusbleiben. Wuiif unb @eIang
iinb tpie Sonnenidein, unb tpenn Die
Sonne fommt, bri1gt iie gutes @et.
ter nit. go miro uub Die Sausmu-
lit gutes @etter MAIDEN i'm SauIe,
lie miro Die geebel bes Sriibitilns uno
Die 8olfen geipannter, rei5barer
Stimmung beri6ellden uno Sen graft
Ell aatag liebli6 bergoloen. 9ie ge-
Itrengen Salten auf ser Stirn bes
8aters idtpinben, uno bas lorgen-
boae 8elt6t Ser Wutter beut ii6 auf;
8roBmiitterlein i'm 2ebnItubl l16elt
pie elm ionniger SerbItabenb, uno Der
8rummbar bon 8ruoer finoet al.
mdblid), oaB es au6 babel nett iein
fann. l1no bat man iid einmal ge.
mobnt, 5uiammen au bleiben, 10 ers
gibt it6 aud nod anoere ltnterbal-
tlng. Wan brou6t nibt INNER 5u
1tngen, man fann au6 gemeinlam Ie-
ien, ooer Elm beiteres @eieni6afts-
ipiel MAIDEN, aber ein portreffIides
8inoeglieo fir oas Samilienleben
miro immer oie Sausmuiif bIeiben.
Wan flagt oft oariiber, ooB sic
5amilie front lei, unb ser aufloiung
entgegengebe. 8ir bermeiien uns
nidt 81 beboupten, baB man bie
franfe Somilie ourd Gang uno
Slang beilen fonne; bos ltebel Iiegt
tief uno forbert Itdrfere Ntittel. Mber
belfen unb foroern fann sic Sous
multi bod, unb man ion ou6 bie
fleinen gtittel ni6t perudten.
Augustin Wibbelt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-08

tpeiB uno min; uno es fGllt au6 rn-
Ter 8latt niht bonn 2ebensbaume of
ne Sein @iiien lttb obne Seinen @iI.
len. 8ott bot uniere 2ebensaeit feit-
.geiest uno 1tniere 2ebenstage lrts
51ige51blt uno uniere 2ebensubr ailf-
ee5ogen; in @ottes Sonb iteben mir.
l1no 6esbalb ioll es aud ni6t 11n-
iere Gorge iein au ergriinben, mann
mir iterben tperoen, ionoern llniere
Gorge ion fem, oaB mir bie 3eit, Die
uns @ott bier auf groen nod IGBt,
gut an1penben, 1,nb baB mir oneaeit
gum Eooe bereit itnb. On bait fir
oas neue Sabr geipiB manderlei 8l6-
ne i'm &opfe, Die ou au nertpirfliden
geoenfit, ebe oieies Sabr au @nbe lit.
neber aae anoeren Mdne aber ion sir
Der eeben, bob on in bieiem Sabre
feinen einaigen Sag berleben tpiait
obne fir beine Seele au iorgen, uno
Dob ou in oieiem Sabre feine Gtunoe
nnbeniitt laiien tpillit fir Die guig-
felt.
Der eroBe 8iid)of 8oiiuet bot ein-
mol er5dblt, uelb tiefen ginbrud in
ieinen SSSiinglinssiabren al,f i'm ein
Sprud madte, Der als ssni6rift nit
sroBen 8uditaben auf Dem 3iffer-
blatt Der l1br iener alten Shule
itahb, in ser er ieine Musbiloung ge-
mob. Der Spru6 lautete: Transeunt
ct ivlbntant1v - oie Stunoen ellen
+boriiber 1no tuerben angerebnet. =
9as itebt audi iiber oeiner 2ebens.
ubr; oas gilt au6 bon aaen Stun-
ben beines 2ebens: lie ellen boriiber,
uno emit mubt on 9fe6enidaft ab-
lesen fir ieoe BON ibnen. l1nb oarum
moge bieies 8ort iiber DEM 8ortal
bes neuen Sabres Iteben, in oas mir
iett eingetreten itno. Seoen Wforgen
oieies Sabres ebe ou an oeine Sa=
gesarbeit gebIt, idaue nit BEN gu-
gen ,oeines @etpiliens arf oieIe S1-
idrift: n9ie Stu1toen ellen poriiber
uno peroen angerednet" l1n6 oona6
banole. 9ann mag bein 2ebensblatt
fallen, mann unb 1pie uno mo es min,
0u pirlt bereit iein.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-08
Die 6eburtsitdtte oes
Grlolers

@ie in Dem Ianeen 2aufe ser Bel.
ten 8ott Der 8ater fir sen gintritt
Seines Sobnes in Die @eIt 6en 3eit
punft tpdbIte, 1peI1er Der tpiiroigItt
uno iegenoollIte mar, iroer sic Sci
tier nno Ser5en bereitet tparen, ebcn.
10 bot gr aud I'M Haum Ser @eI1
Sbm oen Srt ausgepGblt, tpeIde,
fiir Sein &onmen bie ;pre6enoite
nno wiiroigIte 8ereitung bate. @r
lit oieier Srt? a6! gSi, melt tpei.
6en 8ottes @eoanfen ab bon ben
8eoanfen Ser Wenldenl Sas erIte
goangelium am fl. @eibna6tstage
lpridt gleid 5u Infang bon 9fon.
bonn &aiier augultus, Gent 8eltbe-
berrlder. Soa mani nictt beim sln-
fange bleiben? SIT ser Srt etlpo in
&om, mo Der 4aiier Sftapius augu-
itus in bobem Galalte relioiert, i'm
Shobe oes 8eltglon5es9 Son aueu-
itus Dem neuen a0nige aus boberer
8elt iein S6lafeemad. bas praht=
bolllte @emab Ser @elt, c!i,rGumen?
geein; cine Siegestropbdc 5tpar bot
lpater Der Seilano aaeroines aus oie=
lem Balaite genabt. Sn Ger beriibm-
ten 5ran5isfanerfir6e Ara cceli a..
&om itebt eine SGuIe, pelde our
3eit, oa gDrtitus seboren puroe, i'm
Ealalte unb 5tpar i'm pradtponen
Sdlafgemade oes &aiiers ltano, unb
nod beute trdst oieie SGrIe Sic be-
5ei6nenoe Sni6rift: nslus oem
S6lofgema6e bes slusuitus." SSett
tit tie in Die Stride bes Seilanoes
periett, bilft bieielbe 5ieren. 8enn et-
ma Iuguitus in iener beilieen @eib-
na6t ertpadte uno Sic S1ule beim
Sampenlidte beleudtet iab, er bGtte
gepiB ni6t geoa6t, baB bieielbe emit
einem &inOe geboren 1piiroe, ipeIdes
in oieler gtaGt fern bon Gon, obne
&rbm uno @eltglan5 geboren tparc.
8enn er ieinen itol5en Sitel gueu-
itus idrieb uno berfiinben IieB uno
oomit, na6 oieies Sitels sinn unb
geoentung, auslprad, boB er iei1
8eltreicb nibt auein ipabren, ionrsrn,
10 peit moglid, nod peitec ausbrei-
ten tperoe, 10 abnte er tpob[ nid)t,
oab iein Gei6 balo 5erfauen, ober
giner in Die 2iIten ser 8ep0lferung
eingetragen tperoe, ser Elm emiges
&eid bes Srieoens sriiroen unb ser
mobre MuguItus iein perbs, bon mel
dem auf BEN alien gelGi itiicten Ser
oeutlden &aiier itebt: GbriItus bin,
cit, gbriitus regnat, GbriItus impe.
rat, 3. i. gu beutld: Gbriltus iiegt,
Gbriitus regiert, gbriitus berrIbt.
Sci allen1 aber, mas iolltc nm Sen
Seilano ber Der gldn5enoe Sano ser
8elt? @lan3, gbre, 3ieroe uno
Nei6tum bate er oob gplug ,nb in
ltnermeBlider Siille Inn iib ber in
Seinem 2idtreihe BORT ober ausae-
goiien geiebenL unb nenn gr in Sic
Siefen Seiner anma6t I6aute, iob
er In beniel6en nod aablloie CLAM
5enbe @elten, tpeIbe Or. .penn gr
nur tpollte, our 8ermebruns oicies
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on 8roBeres getoohnt lit, beItaunt
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5eigts unier Serr l,no Seilono Sci
men uriprung unb Seine @roBe, ir-
oen @r an Dem ihinnernoen Sanoe
toer 8elt berl6mGbeno uno berah-
tend poriiberging. Sour gines fo1tnte
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nent gan5en SimmeI ,tidt fanb, tpas
aber ultf groen ein gat15 getpDbnli.
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ter ul1O Derbabter Irtifel lit: q r.
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uno Die 8iiroe ser 9lrnut offenbart
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