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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-08-10

fishes that antiSemsm is not caused by doubt about the
attitudes of the America Jews toward Israel The findings
show that unprecedented people do not view regard for Israel
sign of dsloyalty preudiced people interpret such
pathy according their prejudice Another study
yzes the role of American philanthropy in Israel and
to interesting conclusions of the conclusions
that American phlanthrophy to be of maximum useful
helping to solve Israes economic problems should
be channeed into programs which make the most effective
contribution toward the increase of production second
conclusion says that all existing phanthropic programs
should undergo reeXaminaon in the light Of the changing
situation in Israel Some notifications have been taking
place this year major Israeli programs which financed
through the United Jewish Appeal
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Use Our Laws Against the K. K. X.

What gives us more concern than
the prattlings and the burnings Of
the Klu Klux Khan is the negligence
of the State governments in taking
action against the organization. AL
though laws have been passed pro-
hibiting the meetings of masked
men. or the burning of crosses in an
effort to intimidate minorities. no
action has been taken to put a stop
to these outrages which are now in
violation of the law.
It is laughable to read of the prom
Use of Bill Hendrix to Governor War
rem of Florida not to burn KS with
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Between You and Me-.
AMERICAN MOODS
Copyright, 1851, Jewish Telegraphic
Agency. Incl
By BORIS SINCLAIR

Jews in America differ in attitudes to-
ward Israeli but most of them have warm
feelings toward the Jewish state This
is the conclusion of public opinion study
which will soon be made public in the Uni
ted States =. The study establishes that
whether Zionist, non-Zionist or anti-Zion-
ist-American Jews are firm in American
sentiments and loyalties !. It also estab-
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intend
Anyone who burning is Immediately
fearful The Klans program of hatred and well
known and the implication that the gnburnng associated
with the xxx is enough terroze anyone who the
fiery signs. and the mob violence they represent
1t to that is the time for Jewish
tense Organization to the aid of their countrvmen
Ii the communists be sent to Jail for support of pro-
gram which seeks to employ violence in the overthrow of
the government then certainly Kansmen should be thrown
IN with their fellow conspraorS Is not their program Of
violence and SANDER which breaches faith to overthrow the
very principles upon which government rests?
The which evolved when the General zionsts in
Atlantic City voted become aligned with the General Zion
isl Party in Israel much deeper than the ethical question
poses in the interference of Americans in the political life
of Israel Just what degree help advice constitutes med
ding in the affairs of foreign has be
determined in the halls Of congress
If give Marshall Plan dollars to existing governments
are not keeping small political groups within the govern
who agreement with it's policies from gaining
strength? Are then interfering with natural
of political events in those countries?
If prefer military aid to government. are we not
then interfering with the will of the people of these counres
These things seem to be matter of philosophy rather
than of law In the naturalization of political ideologes the
means invariably excused in uStifying the end.
In the Of the ZOA and their support of
the Israel General Zionist Party there who will
agree with the alignment and who will oppose such
action.
For Zionsts who say alignment Israel is unethica let
them first declare wrong for the Hstadru the U S.
support the Mapal in Israeli the Mzrah here support
the Israel religious group Two wrongs do make right
but there are many who feel that they have naenabe
right Americans to fight for and give to
those forces which they believe the best for democratic
action.
Thirdly in this three-ring circus of argument newold
Jewish of life is emerging in Israel which
thinngJews all the world Even these
the Zionist activities dgnfied way
of life for Jews in jewish State they concerned
with the that state employs to guarantee that
of life.
Whether this is premise for argument agreement
not important the effect the General Zionist
ment in ZOA. to go into Israel politics.
The blunt truth that few American Zionists will
clearly understand the issues and still less those Jews who
have affiliated with the Zionist Will they be
attracted to such program embarked by the ZOA?
The Atlantic City Convention of the smallest
attended Zionist meetings to be recorded in years
This despite the fact that the general membership
tcontnued on Pose Ski
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Oil in Israel
BY DAVID NUSSBAUM
Copyright. 1851. Jewish
Telegraphic Agency. Inc.)
NEW YORK

NEW YORK
Under the surface not only of
the desert soil but of most major
diplomatic developments in the
Middle East lies oil. In the United
Nations, for example, most Mid
die East problems have been
handled and decided with small
regard for the merits of the case
but on the basis of what are con-
ceived to be the international in
terests of the major Western
powers.
Chief among those interests, of
course, has been the vast wealth
in oil resources of the Arab world.
Production of this oil represents
the biggest private overseas in
vestment in American industrial
history, and diplomats have long
been aware that the investing oil
companies of the United States
have had considerable influence
in the development of u. S. Mid
die East policy since the birth of
Israel.
This fact is always pertinent in
considering the Middle East, but
it is especially pertinent in rela-
ton to the newest event in the
life of Israel. This is the discovery
made by an American geological
survey firm that the new state
contains beautiful" Ia geology
term examples of the kind of
formations that indicate oil beds
below the surface. So beautiful, !"
indeed, do these structures appear
to be that the survey firm speaks
in terms of the possibility of pro-
life oil beds and major deposits.
The survey listed as particular
ly promising oil producers, the
southern Negev desert, the foot
hills of Judea, the coastal plain
and the Dead Sea-Waid ARABIA
Rift Valley. In short, good part
of the entire country. Moreover,
more than the usual optimism is
expressed by the usually scienti-
fically skeptical biologists be-
cause, they report, all the most
reliable tell-tale surface evidences
of submerged oil pools are present
in Israel.
The apparently very good pos
Sibility thus arises that the Arabs
may not be the only ones in the
Middle East sitting on a pile of
black gold coveted by the great
producers of the West. If this
turns out to be so, the repercus-
sionS on international diplomacy
as regards Israel and the Middle
East in general can be expected
to undergo fundamental shifts
and turnings. Already, in fact, the
biologists preliminary prognosti-
cations had drawn forth from
State Department officials the
speculation tn at significant
changes in the balance of power
in the Middle East might follow.
The survey itself Use d the
spectre of two of the complicated
issues involved in all Middle East
diplomatic problems. One is the
rivalry between the United States
and Britain as resident oil powers
in the Near East. Neither is at any
time free of the suspicion that the
other might seek an oil advantage
over the other, a factor that has
been present in the Iranian crisis.
ISraePs first response to the rather
growing possibilities embodied in
the survey was to cancel the old
British concessions inherited from
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9lrhipen unb Biihereien Iiegen, fir.
Die gm5e fatboliide Rir6e frudt-
brtngenb 5n pertperten. Seitbem Ser
rgiierne gorbane" fait gang Oit,
un6 Siiboit-@uropa bon Der iibrigen
8elt eetrennt bat, lit natiirIt1 ole
3abl oieier Sdiiler iebr auriidgesan-
gen. 3ur5eit feblen Die llfrainer, Boo-
farpatier, &lltnanen, 8uIgaren nnb
aub Die &roaten unb 5lotpenen. Die
iibrigen &iten nit Mnsnabme Der
Walabaren - iino on fib nidt iebr
5ablreid, unb geraoe bie Mealabaren
iparen am SnItitut bisber nod nibt
pertreten. 9lber aub &atbolifen 6es
lateinil6en 9fitrs it1toieren nnl rSri-
entale" gs iinb meiit Mngeborige
peridieoener Srben (Sranaisfaner,
Milumptioniiten, 8eneoiftiner), ba3n
cine &eibe bon 8eltprieItern lno et-
lihe 2aien.
5ortletung folgt. Bis babin NIT
5relnoesgr,lB uno BrieIteriegen
Soiepb 0eIs, ST..
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- isram u. 3d., Did. =

Gieic i'm erlten 2elebud ser bellt.
lhen S6ulilgeno entbaltenen Sin,
ocrreimc lauteten:
Sm &nu fmannsl slaben
&anois5uder, &affeebobnen,
Eonmeran5en, Jfeis, 3itronen,
SiiBbol5laft, gtoiinen, 2einL
Gatteln, Seigen, 8eritenl6leim,
Nallbtabaf, Wfusfntenbliite,
;3mctlden, 9obnen, 2inlen, 91mne
;3uirn uno Haoeln, Seize, Shtpam.
me,
&alc, Sal5 uno liiBe Butter,
0tal5faffee lrnD Solenfuttcr,
SbDefelfuoen, SellerItein
OtllB I'M aalfnlannslaoen lein.
Gin Saoen mar oamals auf oem Dor.
fe Der ein5ige in Ger gan5en hinge.
geno llno ml,Bte alles entbalten, iuas
Die 8auersfrual tiir &iide uno Saus
uno @arten notlpenoig bate. Sem,
Den, Striimpfe lno &Ieioer oerfertig.
te ieoe Sul,sfrnl lelblt NIT Silfe ib,
rcr So6ter.
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Dtr ST. neutrality-suspicious.
In Rprlin fnll trtpnrrprftphpt,

SSn elmer M1r5- -Rabt 1943 patrDe
Die St.=SeoDigs Stride in Berlin bon
8ranobom6en getroffen unb brannte
bis allf Die MuBenmauern nieoer.
Seitoem liegt bieie W,ltterfir9e bes
meiten Giaiporabistlt1ns Berlin in
Sriimnern. @eipaltige 8eranoenlln-
gen iino 1T bielen sssabren i'm geIam=
ten 0ialporaralm, beIo1oers aber in
Der Slt=0iaipora, Dor ii6 gegangen.
Sic Gorge fir Die Oiaipora lit 5ur
Sauptiorge Ser Stride in oeutiden
Sonoen getporoen. 8ie emit ion Nun
als 3ei6en briiberli6er 2iebe uno
8erbunoenbeit bes ganaen fatboli-
i6en Golfes sic 5t.-Seopigs Stride,
oiele ~&atbeorale auf oen Sdnitt-
linien sniiben Sit unb 8elt", tpie
oer neue 8iidof BON 8erlin iie 10
treffeno be5eibnet, tpieoereriteben.
Ser neue 8ii6of bon Berlin, Or.
8ilbelm @esfam, bat ben 8ieber>
aufbau ser St.-Sebnigs- -&ir6e als
uerpfli6tenbes grbe bon ieinen1 8or-
glnger auroinal Brepling iibernon,-
men. Sn ieinem aufruf iagt er II. a.:
~Sier tpirflid) auf Der @ren5e
5lpiiben Slt 11nb @elt = fonnte oas
gan5e fatboliide Deutldlano iid tref-
fen! Sier fonnte man ii9 Die S1noe
reiden ltnb iagen: st. !Seomis ion
Elm iibtbares 3eiben iein, baB oie
Stride gbrilti au6 bier lebt. Mn ct.
Seomig iolt Sbr i'm Often feben, bab
mir I'M 8eiten 1.nleres 8aterIanoes
euf in aller Srennllng nibt bergei,
len! Sic FL. Seo1pig, oie emit bonn
baperiiden Mnoe6s aus ibren 8eg
in oen Often gittg, bite ib Inn ibre
groBe Siir6itte fir bieies @erf. gr1
allen aber iage i6 rebt einbringIi6:
8eoenfet in eurer sSiirbitte nit bril-
oerliber Gorge Ser Stride I'M Slten!"
Ser 8onifatius=Gerein tpan6te iid)
bitteno an bie sSuloa'er 8ilhofsfonfe,
ren5 uno oie 8iidofe Del,ti6lanos
rnfen gu elmer algemeinen 2onefte
| fir oen @ieoeraufbau Ser St.49eos
tpigs =&atbeorale aiif. 8or stpeibun,
bert Sabren 1puroe lie ais erite fatbo-
liide Stride 8erlins erbaut 1lnb ion
bis na6ltes Sabr, no Berlin Der
Sfauplas oes Deutiden &atbolifen-
tages lein miro, elm neues beieres
aleio baben.
Sonoerga6en fonnen geri9tet per-
Den an ben 8eneralporltanb oes 8o>
nifatius-8ereins, Baoerborr, @a1np
%, BS& &oln % 610, NIT Dem Ser
merf: uSt.=Seomigs-&irhe"
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Daa 0pfrr

sln ieoem Worgen, ba oie Come
ser groe oas Si6t oes Cages tpieoer
lhcnft, tritt ser Yrielter in ser flei=
men STRIDE meines Sunsriidoorfes
Dor Sen altar, unO cine title @e=
meinoe bon gauern ianlmelt li6 1ln=
ten im Sbiff Ser Stride. 0ie WeB=
oiener riibren sic Sdellen lno Ser
Erielter Iteist, Sen &eld Dor ii6 Ger=
trogenb, gum slltartiid binan. Sas
8eii6t gen Often, Sem allflteigenoen
2i6te 5ugetebrt, 6eginnt er Die elpige
uno an alien gnoen ser 8elt glei6e
6eier oes beilisen Spfers. @loden
lduten iiber oas 0orf &ersen ltrab=
len ouf Dem slltartii6, bunte, feltlide
@elpdnoer leu6ten, oie Srgel er=
brault uno oie Seelen ielbit Ser alte=
item 8auerll 1no 8anernmiitter6en,
oie in Gorf unb sSelo lonlt bon eroen-
i6nere beoriidt geben, erbeben lid)
nit gum 8eiang. 0roben am gltar
aber umsibt oes Brieiters lateinil6er
Hatlellallt sic beilige 9unolung init
5auberbaftem @ebeimnis: Sulb lit es
gel6poruns, balt bemutsbolle Sim
gebung an Sen ltnenoliben, bor oel=
len 8roBe ia aae menlbliden 8orte,
IN lpelder Sprade lie aud erl6allen
mogen, nur finobaftes Stammeln be-
oeuten.
llno penn ser Yrielter Ben golbe=
men &elh nit Dem @ein, 1penn er Die
meiBe Soltie> auf ihimmernoer $50.
tene gum Simmel erbebt = Damn be.
ben iib alle Ser5en nit gum Simmel
entpor. ginen beiligen glngenbltd
lang i6tpeben Tie losgeloIt bon oer
groe, Die tie 10 iebr bei6mert. Benn
aber gar in ser @anbluing fir oie
Seelen oieler ginfdltigen - bel bes
Hrieiters hoe est eni,n Got
ielber bernieberiteigt, 10 beugen iid
Sic gaden aud Der dlteiten alno bart
ber5igIten 8auern; bie 5eelen i6pin.
gen in elmer grgriffenbeit, Die iibe1
'an bas sSrbilhe id0n un6 erbabeu
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@m. g., &p.

,Sbr 2eioen fann ON leidtelten llno
in tllr5er 3eit our6 Soluloerbeeren=
tee nit aamillen permild)t gebeilt
peroen. Dieie 8eeren toht man 81
einem Mus ODER trodnet lie 81 einenl
See, ben man friib morgens, nittags
lno abenbs trinft. Wtm fam i'm
nit etipas Sonig ooer 3uder oerlii=
Ben 9ieier See beilt in fltr5er 3eit
Mageniibel uno 9tieren= l,no 8lalens
leioen l1no lit, beIonoers I'M @iuter,
cinpor5iiglides 8lutreinigllngsmittel
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Tnh. run lit hpin Stahrl?

@enn emit sic Strnoe fam,
Gie meiner grult
Zen lebten Sellf5er nabln,
60 laget nl6t, oaB ib enti6lief -
Sogt nur oab i6 na6 elmer langen
9tadt
Nus einem I6lperen Srallm erlpa6t
@ell mid cin gngel rief. -
Enn Slttber babe i6 einnlal aeIe=
len oaB er gciagt babe, Die groBte
&obltat, mclebe 8ptt SEN gefaaenen,
aus Dem Earaoiele pertriebenen Wen-
lcben ermlclen babe, iei - ser SOB
gepelen.
Gielleibt Itutt man i'm crlten s(u7
gcnblid, lpeun man bas bort. 0ann
aber Ourd5udt oas Gerit1nbnis bie=
ler @orte lpie ein glib sic Seele. @ie
flrbtbur, lpcnn olles, 1pas auf @roen
fronft lno Iellf5t, mas n1iibielig 1lno
bon Sbmcr5en llno Summer, bon
Siinoe unb Shulo belaoen it, eipig
10 fortleben niiBte; ipenn ni6t friiber
oocr lpdter ser 500 uQ bieier Scot elm
gnoc nobte! 80 oenft l6on ser no.
tiirlide Wtenif. &or ben slugen bes
GbriIten aber tlln ii6 oie Gore ser
Glpigfeit alf. Sir ibu lit ser SOB
ni6t MIR ein 9efreier uno grloler
bon iroilGem 2eio, ionoern er lit ibm
oie ETorte sum 2eben!
sd ltclle mfrs 10 Dor, als ipenn
ciu iroilher Soter am 9lbeno in leine
Cir tritt uno ruft: ,&inoer, fommt
ms Salls; es miro lpGt unb ounfelp
80 oa6te ib mir. itiinoe ser bimmli-
lbe Gater in ser Stnllnelstiire uno
rlefe uns, tpcnn mir fommen lollen,
uno Seills GbriihrS reibe uns Damn
Seine &ono, ltm llns iiber oie
SdpeQe 81 belfen, bamit mir nid)t
nod 5u gutter 2ett ltolpern unb fal<
len pie Die fleinen &inoer" (aus Ell
mem nlten 9etra6tlngsbu6e).
Gin S6ritt iiber oie Sb1pelle! Gin
S6ritt aus Dem 9unflen ms Selle
- oas lit ser 500 fir Sen Gbriiten! !!
Gin gelualtiger @eoanfe, Elm @eoanfe,
Der einem bange MAIDEN fonnte, lit es
5par: in oieIem slugenblid lit ser
0tenib nod auf groen, ipribt piel-
leidt nit oir unb liebt oid) freunblib
on. llno ibon in ser nG6lten Seflln6e
itebt er Dor @ottes slngelicbt! Giele
baben ia au6 elm unbe5lpingli6es
8rmleu Dor Dem Sobe. @er aber nur
eil ein5iges Seal an einem Sterbebett
Die lpunoerbare. unbeidreiblihe gr=
fnbrlmg BON 8ottes unmittelbarer
gtdbe semaht fat, mer es gefiiblt bat,
oaB sseius = Seius ielbit! in ser
ihperiten Stunbe oidt neben ibnl
ltano, i'm belt, i'm itiitte, i'm bin-
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MuAkunN
Bon Eruf. s. M. 9uebreu,
3ebaftenr bes ,8aiienfreuuo',
643 South Sbiu Mnenne,
Columbus, Cbiu
esran &. g., =. -

@ir f0nnen lrns ebenfans Ser gllten
olten, driltli6en 3eiten erinnern, 100
bel allen ltnternebn1ungen allf oas
S50bere bingelpieien wuroe. Selblt allf
6abrifproouften fonnte man @eOan-
fen boberen Sinnes lelen. 50 3. g,
itano anf fleinen StaubbitrIten Der
Spruh: r3u Sen Sternen iibern
Staube bebt lid) abnltngspou Der
@laube." rleber oen Saustitren luurs
ben am beiligen Greit0nigstog Die
Namen ser beiligen Sreltonige NIT
areu55eiden &olpar, 0telhtor llno
8altbaiur ungebra6t
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3d., Sans.

Iieler Moiaifbooen, SEN Sic mel.
nen, befinOet itb in Seeming, elmer
fleinen 2anogemeinbe I'M &reis Saar-
burg. 9ieier aus r0miiher 3eit itam-
menoe Vtolait6ooen DurOe I'M Sabre
1852 allsgegraben. gs par Ser So
oen elmer romii6en Silla aus Der 3eit
Sraians lrno 'Saorians, bie i'm rellns
ten SSubrbunoert 5erltort puroe. Ser
Otolaifbooen beItebt aus einem quas
orntii6en Sauptbilo 1lno ie6s udt=
cdigen Wteoaiaons, 8looiatoren= uno
SierfGnnpfe bariteleno. Serner @ano=
per5ierungen (ebemals nit REDEEM
Sarbenitnrld). Gie 1866 aufgeiun=
ocnen Snibriften llnb Malereien ba'
ben lib nls 5dll6ungen erpieien.
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- ct. g., Galif.

Der 2orbeer lit eiue 8attrng Der
2aurocoe,1. Gs gibt 51pei slrten: Der
eole Sorbeer, ser in &lellt=Mlten oors
fonnmt, uno ser fanuril6e, Ser in Den
&onaren llno in Maoeiru ipddlt. Ser
eole 2orbeer lit Elm inmergriiner
Gbarafterbarlm, alld) ltralt6ig, Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gm Jrelen bis
SiiD.Sirol, 8retagne unO Slto=Gng=
lamb nit gan5ranotgen, leorlgen,
alGnsenoen 8lattern, llnbeoelltenoen
gliiten uno beerenartig, in Wtittel-
europa Elm peit befunnter 3terz
balm. Ser 9alm perlangt Ddbreno
Der Gesetotions5eit, belonoers tpenn
er in aiibeln Itebt, fraftige 9iins1ns
uno 9etp1lierlm9 uno froltfrete
0ur6uinterung. Sic uromatii6en
glatter uno sSriidte Oienen als 8e-
,uiir3, belonoers in 6leildlpeilen. Gas
ltberil6e Sel oient 81 ableitenoen
ginreibungen bei &bellnatismus.
Ios Sol5 Ser groBereu gGume miro
s1 gauten uno feinen 0reblelarbei=
ten pertpenoet. Ser 2orbeertran5
muroe bereits i'm 9lltertlm sum
Sdmud Der Sieser, Ser Ginger uno
Ii6ter perlpenoet. Ger als 3ierpflan=
sc in fleinen 8ebdltern gepflan5te,
fleinblGtterige 2orbeer bat lbonere
gliiten, lit aber giftig lno &inber
iolten barouf oufmerflum gemabt
meroen, baB iie Sic Bflan5e, beion-
oers Die 9liite nibt beriibren, nod
lpeniger oen Iuft einatmen.
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tpefe in ibnen ben &unger nod i'm.
mer mebr Nebten, bnnit lie iin5u.
frieoen meroen!" 9aber fonrmt es.
baB 10 biele 2eite bon trener Mrbeii
uno gflihterfinung bon Sid-nab.
oer-G Gefe-itreden 1tibt mebr ettpas
miiien poaen, lonbern MIR bon aller.
lei gequemlibfeiten nnb @eniiilen
gs lit notig, baB man ibon bel 6e,1
Ginoern anf1ngt, ite 5uerIt fir oie
,8fliGten uno Damn fir Die &ehte 81
begeiltern unb 5it er3ieben.
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Nflih,trtt = r1nn nann Rrd,tp

9as GIiid uno oie 3ufrieoenbeit
tpobnt in Der treuen Bfli6terfiilung
nnb i'm SelbltbeIheiben. geibt bas
itetige &abenipollen ma6t gliidlid,
Ionoern nur bas @eben. gs bot elmer
6as groBe @ort geIprohen: "8egei-
itere Sas rneniblide @elhlebt 5uerit
fir feline pfIiht, bann erit fin iein
MeAtl" Biele breben Die Sahe INN
lnp6 iagen: .Mahe Dor alien bie
2elte auf lire Hehte aufrnerfiam,
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s.. g., Galif.

Ireili6 batte @ptt IN Seiner Ia-
muht bie @elt IN einem slugenblid
erihafien fonnen, uber in Seiner
@eisbeit 5og gr es Dor, Die @elt aus
Oem Nibts Sid allmdblid) ent1pideln
81 laiien. Gr bGtte, anltott einen ODER
5mei Wenl6en, Wtillionen BON Wen=
lhen in einem 9lllgenblif erl6nffen
fonnen. Sn Seiner allma6t piirbe
es fiir oen Shopfer eines @intes
geniigt baben, I'M Die @elt NIT all
ibren grfinoungen uno Dunoerbaren
Sfopflngen erlteben S1 lallen gr
bate 3. g.. nltatt Ben Mpolteln 5ur
Gertiinoiglng Oes Guatgeliums 81
lenbubnen, Suftldifie, llnterieeboote
lno alle Die mooernen GerfebrsDege
5ur Gerfiig1ng itellen f0nnen. slber
in Seiner @eisbeit mllBten Die Ser
fiinoer oes gpnngeliums 81 SUB, 5ll
2ano uno 81 @aiier luanoern. aebn-
lid) b1tte oie 9amabt 8ottes 8dllme
uno Struu6er, Saaten uno Seilfrulls
ter oollltdnOig allsgeluablen erIteben
laiien f6nnen. slber gr gnb ser Sea,
tur Die &raft, aus einem fleinen Ga.
menforn olle Die Serrlidfeit erlteben
5ulaiien. Seine 8eisbeit i6uf biele
Naturiuunoer nab alno nad, eben
peil gr oem Weni6en 8erItanb geges
ben, bamit er nit ieinen aneri6affe.
men Seelenfrditen bic beutigen @un-
oerperfe ielbit gu idaffen imitanbe
ipdre. S1n SdtueiBe ieines slngefib.
tes iollte Der Meni6 iein 8rot peroie.
men unb iif ieinen 6immel perbie-
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