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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-03-31

ter bon bier Sabren berlor aoteri
ibre Gltern i,no tpliroe bonn SnGin-
nerbduptling angenonur1en iirlo ergo
gen. 9eab elmer ihneren Hodenfranf-
belt ipar iie 10 gefdipaht iino bleih,
bob iie tpirflid) ibrem Stnmmesna-
men .2ilie" alle gbre mabte. SIM
Sabre 1875 trafen in ser 9sseno
bon Onei6n Seiuitenmiiiionare ein
nnter Der Siibrung p. 2anrberpiIles,
UNI ben Snoianern oas Gbriltertuln
5u preoigen. 3u Sen erIten 8efebrtpn
aGblte Die ,1elln5ebniGbrige @ateri.
8ei Ser Sa,lfe i'm beutigen Jonoa,
H. g., bier Neilen tpeltIib BON Dem
Siigel BEL ser prdbtisen ct. -G6eilia.
Stride, erbielt iie Sen geamen &ateri.
Olrd ibret frotnmen uno tllgeno-
baften 2ebens1partbeI botte tie Sen
Sobn ,,no SaB ibrer beibniiben
Staumesgenoiien erregt. &ateri ipltr-
oe perfolgt, beidinlpft, gepeinigt uno
nit einem Son1abatpf beorobt. 4oteri
iab iid se3lplnsel1, ibren @eburtsort
5u perlaiien. Sn 8egleitllne BON sluei
Snoianern, sic gleihfaIls treue Mn-
blnger bes Gbriltentums aparen. be-
CAB iih &ateri nab &anaoa, nod ser
fleinen, eben gegriinoeten Sseluiten-
miiiion unb &olonie 8ille Marie uno
Gaugbnaipago (am l1fer oes St.-2o-
ren5-Stromes ilnter Sen 2a1tm
Haptos), aus ser iif ip1ter Damn Die
fanaoii6e @roBitaot MeontreaI ent:
miGelte. Sn Ger neuen llmgebung
fonnte aateri unseit0rt nit beiligem
gifer ibren frommen, itillen Saten
nadgeben. Sic trug elm 8iiBerge-
mano uno iduere aetten uno Der
bra6te ibre Gage nit Salten uno 8e-
ten. 0ie obnebin idhpade @eiunobeit
&ateris muBte unter Ben 8riifungen
rno Spfern, benen tie itd ,lnaufbor-
lid alsieste, idmer leioen. slm II.
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q. s., 81.

Der S6utpatron ser &rebsfran-
fen lit Ser FL. Beregrinus. Beregri,
nus beiBt @anberer ober Jrentbling.
Eeregrinus, elm geborener SsStaliener,
tpar bel DEM Streit Ser @ueIpbea
lulo 8bibellinen elmer ser beftigen
Serfolser gegen oas politipe gbriIten=
tum. 8eregrinus 2a5ioai NOR Elm ra-
biater gerfolger Oes papItliden @e-
Ianoten, oes beilign1dBigen Bbilipp
8rui5i. Son oelien Mfiloe geriibrt,
fniete Beregrinus oen1iitig unb reuis
5u BEN JiiBen oes pdpitliben 9elega-
ten; unb pon bem Augenblif on be-
gunn Beregrinls elm porbiloli6es 2e=
ben ser 8uBe ,mo Jr0mmigfeit. gr
muroe BON einen boIen &rebsge,
i6lpiir befallen l,no zines ieiner 8ei-
ne ioqte am nddyIten Morgen ampu.
tiert tDerben. 8ertraren oallf oie Sill
fe @ottes, frod) er bunpelno in Sic
&apelle oes &loIters, ipo er nit Grge.
blng in @ottes beiligen 8inen Tim
8eneIung flebte. Miioe, idlief er Dor
einem &ru5ifir elm, llno i'm Srallm
glaubte er oie Sano GbriIti Iege iiG
allf iein 9ein. 9eim Gripahen fiiblte
er iid poIlItanoig sebeilt, gum eroBen
gritaunen anoerer arebsfranfen. gr
Itarb als Seiliger uno miro angerufeu
BEL &rebsleioen llno lpdilernoen @un-
ben. 3ablreide Bunoer 1puroen i'm
SauTe Der Sabre auf ieine sSiirbitte
getpirft. Sein Selt miro am 27. slpril
gefeiert.
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6. &c., Chicago, 81. :

Ser 8erfailer bot Dor allem fir
iein ionoerbares @eiitereraeusnis oen
in feiner Sprade Ser 8eIt oerItGno-
lihen Sitel rSuItanitp FOR &uman-
itD" gelpablt 'Seine @rgiibe iiber
~GbriItianitp", @lai,ben nno Sfeli-
sion iino nidt nur geiudt, ionoern
geraoe5u feterilf. &i,r5um ieine Mn-
iibten iiber @ott, oie S1opfung, oerl
Siinbenfan, Die @rlolung ourb Den
8eltbeilano, Sen freien menidliden
8illen, iiber bas grbenIeben uno Die
gipisfeit fins nidt nur peri1roben,
lonoern baben elm geraoeau atbeiiti-
ides 8eprage. Die Spra6e lit Elm
@emiid oeutider, engliiber uno
fran5oliIher Soiome. @ein Gbriit ioll-
te oieie 8roi6iire Ielen.
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@pn 9 ni6p 36IIer

anitrei6er beim Iebten Holieren, i'm
Srinfbaus perlt i9on cos iaI5ige
Seiltpailer IN sic glibernbe ShaIe.
User miio' bonn 2eben ooer frunf.
oem lit 5u belfen. @ott iei Danf,
Denn er lib fann pergllnnen Sen Mer-
gentbeimer 8runnen.
InionIten lit bie Sauber cine itarfe
Eronpin5lerin. 8auernoorfer uno ae-
budelte Jeloer ihaffen 1,no tpabien
I'M Jriiblingsorang. l1no 5u ibrem
mrlnteren 5leiB pfeift morgens nno
abenbs cine altmobiide 2ofomotipe,
Die elm paar flapprige 8aggons Iber
@eifersbeim unb 8ieberebren natf
Greglingen ibleppt. @er eine ioupe.
rdne aleinreiioen5 aus ser Spdt5eit
oes Seiligen 86mii6en 3ei6es nod
itileht na6erleben ipil, Der mahe in
8eifersbeim bolt, mo er I'M Soben,
lober ShloB bte @obnfultur Dreier
Sabrbunoerte iiebt. ltnb aper Dem
@anoertag einen feltli1en Mbi6lnB
geben mill, Ser bleibe in Greglingen.
Gr fin0et etlpa tauieno Meter Dor
Dem Staotden Iinfs' am anlteigenoen
9ang einen Srieobof; in oielem
Jrteobof elm I6on in ieinem aeuBeren
liebensipertes &ir6lein uno in bieIem
&ir6lein Oas aleinoo oes 5ranfen-
lanoes: Giemeni6neioers reifItes,
ipeltberiibmtes @erf, sen Weorien-
Mltar. Ser Segenoe mod fano 1884
elm pfliigenoer Bauer bier eine Soltie
Sn anoa6t erridteten oie Serren bon
9obenlobe- -8raunef 1889 on oem
Flas Die Stride; tpa6lenoer Geidtum
erlaubte gegen 1900 sic einsiaartiae
ausl6niidung.
Gotbenburg, bod iiber Dem Sau=
bergrllno tbroneno, nidt nit Siirmen,
@iebeln, grfern Der Come lnb Sen
fooat=betpebrten @alten 5u. 9aB Sic
leg 9ofument anittelalterli6er Mrdi,
teftenfunIt nibt audi pom Iesten
&rieg liquIOiert ipur0e, lit nad einem
on-dit Dem Serrn WcGloD gu oeroan-
ten, Der 1915 als itellbertreten6er
amerifanilder &riegsminilter SOS az.
plunte 8omtaroement gu unterbinOen
mnbte. Gr apurbe ser otpeite S6ub-
geilt Der StaOt nab ienem slltbiirger-
meilter gtuid, Ser inn 9reiBiaidbri-
gen arieg bic 3eritorung nerbinoerte,
inoem er Dem groberer Tillp 6urd,
einen Weiitertrunf beriobnte. - SsNn
romanii6en &reu3eang oes @loIters
5eudtmangen laben mir cine sauber-
bate sluffiibrllng oes Sbafeipeare'-
lben 2nitipiels n@as ibr tpoIlt". sssn
9infelsbiibl er51blte man uns, tpdb.
reno mir bon Ser malerii6en 8ebr-
miible gum 81. 4@eorgs<Gom liefen,
Die tpunoerlide @eidi6te BON Ser
GinberI6ar, Die Dor oreibunoert Sab.
rem ins S6meoenlager aog uno 6l,rd)
Bitten nno 5leben erreibte, Dab oie
Staot nidt gepliinbert unb ge6rano-
l6abt tpurbe.
Die n&omantiide StraBe" lit bier
IN oas IaI ser @0rnit eingemiinoet.
Mus Den friiblingsgriinen @etreioe-
feloern beben iidb bie nn6 90 grau-
lteinige anppen, bie oie N1be Der 9lIb
nerraten. 9ie &oute oi,rdauert 6en
alten NOmer-2imes, BEN 6ie Ginbei.
mtihen ben r@eiBpuritdquator" men.
men. uno oann 0ebnt fib in iippiaer
Weite Der 4eiiel 6es Sites. 9ie 0uft
1T NIT 8laue, 6ie gr6e NIT ssruht.
bartlett erfiint. &reisrun6 nn6 mud.
| tig liegt mitten in Der fornaeieane.
rem Ganoihaft 6as tauien6idbriae
| Norolingen. 9ie Staotgar6e empfina
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| fladlibfeit iin6 Scr iihtbare Mms6rud
6ieier iitneret 2eere BON Gei,n lir1o
Jamilie. 3mei 5ebnfubtsrllfe fenn-
5eihnen uniere @egentpart:: vSeim-
fultur" .Gamilienfultur @enn ser
Wenib iih nibt einem @ansen elm.
oronet rno betplBt aIs @Iie6 oie5eg
@an5en Iebt, berliert er Die Rraft-
qnelle, az Der er it1,ner 5uriidfebren
unb aus Der er tpie6er bon iunger
&raft berportreten 6arf. Scsn SeimfuI.
tur unb 5amiIienfnltur Iiegen 6ie Be-
5iebnngen Der Neni6en sueinan6er
ttefer, iin6 bergeiitigter, ieeIiider.
3uriid ing 9eim! 3urId in 6ie
SamiIie!
aae Sberflddlidfeit lit ieiht,
fleinlih, geiiflos, ieelenlos, Der Nen-
lben lnipiiroig. Sberfldhli1es GEL
itesleben fann ieelilbe Eiefen, Ole ibm
begegnen, nidt ourhmeiien 1lno ber-
fennt ibre geiItigen Werte. Cine @il-
tnrgel6idte, Ole BON Oberfl6hIibfeit
beberridt miro, gebt ibrem geiitigen
Eooe entgegeI tpeiI fie ole Iebenipen-
oenoe gerbinbung NIT ben Giefen Der
Seele nerliert unb oaour1 in ibrer
&raft i6Dimbiiidtig miro mno OBJ
itirbt. SberhG6li9feit sellgt Chr.
furhtloiigfeit Dor Der Seele uno
ibren @erf. Mus oieier triiben QueIle
flieBt au9 oie NiBahtung oes nrenih-
lihen 2ebens lltto Ser peri0nIihen
@bre: Die WiBabtung Ser @eIhiAte
zines 8olfes, elmer sSoealgemeinibaft
eines Stan0es: Die WiBabtung aller
ioealen @iiter, Die Bernhtiing Got
tes. Die gbrfurhtloiigfeit lit Sic do
rafteriftiid]e @eiitesbaItung unierer
3eit. Die @brfurhtIoiigteit nirl1nt
Der lauernoen S6inht alle iittliAen
Semmnngen. Die groBen Meni1en in
&unit, 8iiienIdaft llno 2eben iino sic
@eianoten @ottes, bic nns nit ibrem
8erf aus oen Sberfldblidfeiten bes
Intags berausreiBen uno uns ben
Siefen lnierer SeeIe 5ilaperoen. Inns
mir ieben Damn bie @ege su ben
&0ben @ottes Iteigen.
3uriid in bie Giefen Ser Seele!
Son Der @euBerIidfeit abgeihnit-
ten, beipuBt oes eigenen l1nberm0-
gems, iuht bie 5eeIe nod einem
&ruft5entrllm, bas Tie erbGlt. Mus
ibren Siefen fiibrt Elm ein5iger @eg
81 ben 90ben: ser @eg au @ott, Dem
|letten &raft5entrirr, 6as 5u oen anoes
rem ardften unb @raft5entren 6as
8erbaltnis einnimnrt: sd bin ser
@einitof, ibr ieio 0ie Meben." @ott
lit 10 iebr lebtes, l111unibr6nftes
araft5entrum, oaB 6as antlib ieoer
tpabren @eiitesfultur @ottes 3iige
tragt. l1nb bas Mntlib berapeIft, in
oem @ottes 3iige berl0i1en. GeeIe
lebe in Der Stride, oerrn iie fiibrt old
au 6einem tiefen, eanaen, ipabren
2eben in Der @irrbeit nit @ott. @ans
BIN gum 9er5en Ser Stride! Gang bin
5u @ott!
Seoer Shritt gum Screen Der
Stride be6eutet einen S1ritt n1ber
bin 81 @ott. l1no ie n1ber mir @ott
fommen, 6eito nergotli1ter miro
unier @irfen in Der MeIt: in ser
io5ialen Mrbeit, in Der @inoerer5ieb-
nng, in Der Ditbilfe am 80lferfrie-
ben uno 8iirgerfrieoen, IN Ser Jelti-
gllng 6es Jamilienlebens, in alien
Jragen, Die oas tdglide 2eben an uns
beranordngt. DR.. J. p.
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-G. g., 81. -

Die Bflibt ser oiterliden 8eidt
uno @ommunion obliegt ieoem &a-
tbolifen unter l6tuerer Siinoe. Sie=
les lit elm @ebot Der Stride. Sie 3eit
gum Gnlpfans bes beiligen 8uBiafra.
ments bauert bonn erlten Saltenionn-
tag Bis gum SeIt Ser 81. Sreifaltig-
felt eini6lieBlid. Sn Seuti6lano
pfleste man 81 iagen: Sic Sferoe.
oiebe beridieben ibre Siterpflift bis
gum DreifaltisfeitsfeIt. Die meiiten
&atbolifen, beionoers oieienigen, mel
DIE gu einem firblihen Gerein gebo-
rem, geben aur 8eidte uno our beili:
gen &ommunion mebrmals in Ser
sSalten5eit, beionoers am Slterfeit.
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uns am Bal0tnger For NIT Srontnel-
idlag unb 5anfarengeibmetter nno
geleitete sic @6iteihar in bie trutig-
beb1bige @eIt Ser alten Mmtts- airtb
8iirgerbauten. Man fin6et piel ,arhi-
teftontlhe @urioia: alte @erberbdn-
Ter nit offenen 9rodenb0ben, Mauer-
fronten, oie I'M Sohiteigen iih iiber
sic StraBe neigen, aapei Sduier, Die
unter ein 9ad gsbaut iino. &unonm
lGuft in nnberiebrtbeit Der alte @ebr.
gang nit bem SoblsiegelfirIt.
sln Der StraBe nod Dem 5erbomb-
ten Oonaraportb, mo 17O4 @inlton
Gbur6iGs abnberr, ser &er5og BON
Marlbourogb, 5ulammen nit Brin5
@ugen bie perbiinoeten BaDern utto
Sranaoien idlug, ragt 5ur &ebten
oie Sarburg oes @rafen Don Settin-
gen iteil ernpor. Die 8eliter baben
oaraus ei1ten @anfnbrtsort fir
&unitfreunbe gertadt, inoem lie oie
&1ume oes beagetiindten 6iiriten-
bauies pollItopften NIT breiBigtauieuo
alten Sti6en llnb 100000 9anb-
idriften uno sSnfllnabeln. Blaitifen
bon &iemenldneiber unb 8eit StoB
unb cine foltlide @anoteppidianlm-
lung baben tie binaugefiigt.
lleber Sic 0onau gebt es Iugs<
burg entgegen. 8liitenbuft uno tpeibe
3tpiebeltiirme geleiten bie rHomanti-
ibe StraBe" Iebauftparts alr Stabt,
oie Welandtbon nit Slorena pergli-
ben bat, Der Die Sugger tpie BORT Die
Webici Neibtum unD @eItrlif err
tporben baben. Jiirbte nidt mebr
oas gugsburg BON 1944/45! 9ie
f6IintmIten &riegsurn6en itno ber-
narbt; es ertpfdngt bid fpieber Die
bitale @tmoipb6re idtpabilder 2e-
bensfreu6e, bic 1if in 1pirti6nftliher
uno fultureller Strebianlfeit erfiillt.
9li tpobnit tpieoer in gllten &otel5im-
mern. on iiteIt pieoer on Ser tpeiBea
gafel nnb tpirit 1pie elm &onig be-
bient, on qdllfIt 5u BEN 2ef)fanalen
unb finbeit trdumenoe @aiien, bu
itebIt i'm 9om Dor Solbeins feierlihen
altarbiIoern. 9u ma6it bem alten
4ugliltlis auf Dem boben 8runnen
beine Iuftpartrng, Der Sen &rieg in
fi6erem 8erIted iiberoauerte uno i'm
lesten Serblt crit 1pieoer ieinen Soften
be5og.
8ier5ig &ilometer lang itredt iib
Damn oas 2edfelb gegen Siiben. Mm
gnbe iteben 1pie itramme @abpoiten
0ie Siirme bon 2anbsberg. Ser
5ren1oetfiibrer erflGrt, baB oie Belle
oes 8raunauers an attraftiber @ir-
flung erbeblid eineebiiBt babe. Sa
Setting gabelt ii6 bie StraBe: redts
5eigt Ser 8esmeiier gum Steingaoe-
ner Weiiniter, CUR @ies+airhe uno
nad sSiiiien, linfs iiber Mottenbud
nad Sberammergau, @ie on bih
aub entibeibeit = Dor Sir lit .oes
lieben Serrgotts 8ilberbuh" al1fge-
| iblagen.
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ger &eiioens 1,nter ser farbenipriiben-
ben &asfaoe oes &aiieriaales. llno lie
enoet on ben ufern oes gllpiees, mo-
Dor Der intpoIanten So6gebirgsfuliiie
Die &onigslhloiier Soberibnangau
uno HeuI6manItein aus Dem Sannen-
grim emporma6ien. 0a5ipiiden lie
gen fir ben sutofabrer, ia9lid) su-
iammengere6net, $40 &ilometer. sln=
ioniten gibt es Sadli6feit an ser
rRomantiihen StraBe" ni6t. Mls
ailometeriteine gelten sic mauerbe-
pebrten IStdbte, bie runoen uno oie
lpiben Siirme, bie ianften Siieel-
linien, sic 8einidenfen, oie @rab=
iteine Der Seloen unb 8riganten.
Inter ieoem 8iebel geiitert Siitorie,
i'm fleinIten @diier6en sudt ser geerp
Der 8ei6ihte. Sbriiten, Sdapeoe,1,
guuern-slufriibrer, 8iloeritiirmer,
&urfiirlten, giid)ofe, aaiier iteben
Spalier, uno nit ibnen bie groBen
Sobne oes 2anoes: Sia 9fiemeu-
ibneioer, 8altber bon ser Goael-
metoe, Wtartin S6ongauer, Safob
Sugger.
@as meiB elmer bonn 5ranfenlonc,
menn er nidt I'M linfenben Sageslid)t
BON ben 3innen Hotbenburgs ms
Sanbertal binrnterlab2 @enn er
ni6t cine anbahtspoae Stunoe in
Der Greglinger Serrgottsfirhe per-
bra6te2 8iir5burg, bas NIT BEN ;sin=
gerlpisen geformt mar uno bas 1915
ourh einen brutalen 6aultbieb ser=
lblagen muroe, lit i'm 8egriff, iein
oielbelungenes 2drbeln tpieoer5uge=
minnen. BUR SeIte Marienberg leu6,
ten INNER groBere SI16eA frii6-
roter 3iegelodder berauf, uno oie
Hunoe Der bo6gebauten &ir6en, BON
benen emit bunoert 8loden in Sen
Sonntag lduteten, erg1n5t iid nit
idneler Si6erbeit. @s gebort 5u Sen
ltdrfiten Ginoruden ser ipieoerg,-
neienoen Staot, cine ser Nahtfiih,
rungen ourb oas MainfrGnfil6e Mu,
leum mitsumaGen. Sn einem uniiber.
trefflihen Habmen ertpa6en ca Sic
8emdloe, Waoonnen, soloaepirf-
ten 8eipdnoer, Bofale, ssapencen.
5reunolih uno leibt uno gelniitooll
er5ablen lie iebem bonn blauen sSran-
fenbimmel, BON ser iiberquenenoe.,
SreuOe Oes 8arod uno Der Henail-
lance, bon 8iirgerfleiB, 8auernjtol;
uno BON Siirltenberrli6feit. @iir5-
burg fetert 1851 eritmaIs 1pieoer iein
No5art-6eit. &ann man lih eine
Itimmungspollere &uliiie 6ufiir bor-
itellen uls oie uertrGumte slbgeihie-
oenbeit oes Sdlobbe5irfes?
Ger Same n8omantilde StraBe
bonn Otain 81 Sen sllpen" lit cine
CUTE @rfinbung. Die StraBe ielber
mnroe in Sabrbunoerten gebaut. Sic
eri6lieBt Dem 8eluber niht beilGufia
cine biibi6e &eiieroute ober irgeno-
elm ihOnes Stiid 0eutiblano, ionoern
Dos Sers hes nIten MeiAess ffe!!bbiit ffe!!bbiit.
lleber Die 2inie Wiir5burg -8otben-
burg a. 5. S.--Norolingert- -Donau-
tportb augsburg iino einnral aae
@roBen geritten.
Son Der regneriihen gsa1t bling
nod Ser Dunit in ben nieorigen Wie-
len, als mir bon 8iir3burg ins Sau-
bertm ipehielten. 8ab Mergentbeinl
griiBte NIT einem friiben. uorgen-
lnitigen @eiiht. Ser Deutibe Sitter.
oroen bat bier auerit cine tpebrbafte,
oann cine elegante Sta6t gefornlt.
SIN RurDiertel iinb Die @drtner uno
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HIM, Riid,rrttfdl

@ei Der Bruce 8ubliibing Conn
pnnD, Miltpnufee, Mis., lit nd4fte-
benbes aeue @eIhihtslperf erihienen,
bns ipegen ieiner geihihtIiAen
@riinolihfeit IN DebnnoInng elmer
bieI iin1ftrittenen Jroge tpeite Ser
breitiing Deroient. Das prominente
@eihihts4perf foItet 500 nn6 damn
bon Der Bruce publifbing Gontpnnp
| In Wilmnufee, @is., be3cgen per0en.
0ahiteben6 cine in englifher Gprabe
berfaBte Rritif:
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Spain's agony is supplied by seven
Introductory chapters on the po-
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Communist revolution in Spain was
born of iniquity and finally
drowned in it's own blood and sac
rilege.
Certain reviews of this book la
ment the introduction of religion
into the picture of Spain's history.
They fail to recognize the capital
fact that religion is the dominating
factor In the rise and fall of West
ern civilization. This is emphati-
cally true of the Spanish nation
and its people. Reading this book
will convince you.
LEO F. MILLER.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-03-31
1ran U. g., y. 3. :

Das ielige Sn6ianermdbden &a-
teri getafnitba tp,roe I'M Sabre 1866
in oem SSnbianergeboft Oneida (bei.te
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Sic groBen amerifanii6en Seen er-
itredte. 8ereits i'm iugenblihen al.
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SSSn ben Ser. Staaten gibt es etlpa
422 fatboliide 3eitl,ngen uno 3ett-
i6riften, aber leioer fein englil6es
ooer beutihes SagebIatt.
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2ansft nnterm Maien i4laft Der Bionier,
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11nb mas er mabiam eiait seiaaffen bier,
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Gin @einftof, grin nnS bob, 1T nod allein
Mls @G6ter bor bes Ganies Sir gebliebeu
l1nb fanbet, Sak elm ftilles Nsuidenieiu
Sier feline Sparen in ben sanb seidrieben.
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fool the working class, and to 90
it although "the Communists
everywhere in the world are more
competent than the bourgeoisie. =
They (Communists) understand
the laws governing the existence
and development of things. They
understand dialectics and see fur
tfer ahead" according to pas
sage in Macs speech on July /,
1949.
Workers Can Be Fooled.
Actually, it is the belief that
| the working class can be fooled
and not any belief in their ca
pacity for leadership that pre-
walls. Hence, as Mao insists, it is
necessary to learn from the othc-
side the correct methods of gov
ernment. This involves not only
deception of your enemy but also
the use of the power of the lie
upon your own followers. The root
difference, of course. is that you
fool the people for their own
good, whereas the wicked imper-
ialists do it for quite opposite
reasons.
There is no working -class lead
ership in China because the Com
munist intelligentsia hold the
same creed as Hitler: that the
people are infinitely gullible and
that for their own sake they must
have a dictatorship. The Marx
lists call it dictatorship of the
proletariat because it is initially
designed in the interests of the
proletariat. On long view, the
Theory admits the brotherhood of
man and an ultimate withering
away of both class divisions and
of the State, but it denies the
fatherhood of God and postulates
a long period of hate and revo-
lutionary struggle betyeen BROTH
ers.
Naturally, in this period the
overmastering preoccupation OF
dictatorship is to preserve itself
and this has to take priority over
the interests of the proletariat.
One may doubt whether the
leaders of the new China will be
able to continue to communicate
to the masses their own enthusi-
asr1 for world revolution. In a
country where xenophobia period
ically breaks out in violent form,
it is not difficult to promote an
anti-American cult. 1t is easy to
spread a pro-Russian cult. The
Soviet has a long start because
in the days of Sun Yat-sen it
alone renounced extra-territorial-
ity and treated China on an equal
basis, while the other powers
clung to their special privileges.
Talk Contrasts With Acts
The Chinese complain that the
Americans always talked sympa-
thetically. but for q hundred
years their business never failed
to claim for themselves every con-
cession that Britain or any othe,
power forced China to concede;
they let the others do the work
and then collared the booty.
In the February number of the
China Monthly Review, published
| in Shanghai, Miss Sophia Chang,
Evening star., 1951-02-27
Chinese Reds Put Plans Ahead Of Korea War

a well-knoWn writer who Is a
social worker in Changsha, pub
fishes the reply that she sent TO
a puzzled American friend in
which she makes much use of this
argument.
But though the Soviet is show
ing great discretion. there is a
possibility that many Chinese do
not like their governments enl-
phasis on the interdependence uf
China and Russia, or the preach
ing Of participation in a world
revolution. Kuomintang propa-
ganda. which frets this sore spot
continually by accusing the Com
Imunist government of being Mos
cows stooge, cannot be kept out.
Also there is the slow emerging
of the fact that the Soviet is
neither prepared to range itself
beside China in fighting for tie
North Koreans nor to fire more
than verbal broadsides in any
challenge to the United Nations.
The course of events in Korea is
already shaking belief in China's
invincibility and the illusion that
lit is possible to drive the United
Nations forces into the sea and
compel them to give UP the strug-
gle.
Will Not Imperil Aims.
My visit to China has not al
tered by conviction that the Chi
|nese government will not imperil
it's great social reconstructicn
plans by war without allies. The
Chinese Communists will not frit-
ter away their forces and waste
their small gasoline supplies and
run the risk of precipitating new
moves from Generalissimo Chang
Kai-shek by continuing to replace
their heavy losses in Korea.
Without publicly abandoning
the unequal contest, the Mao
forces will cease to send "volun-
teers" to Korea and fade out.
When the United States an
nounced that it would prevent any
hostilities either against or from
Formosa while the Korean war
lasted. China vehemently declared
that she would take no notice OF
this and would proceed with the
invasion of Formosa. which was
timed for last summer.
Communist China. however. has
proved far too prudent to commit
this folly. Inside China little is
said about Formosa at present.
though much has been made OF
the issue at Lake Success.