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The Nome nugget., 1951-09-28
Allies Propose New Negotiations For Korean Arn,istice

TOKYO, (P)-The Allies Sug- gested Thursday resuming nego- tiationS for a Korean armiStice at a village in no-man's-land, with demarcation of a buffer zone as the first order of business.
 Ridgway suggested new con- ference site in no-man's-land where delegates could resume dis cuSsiOns of Item Two on the agen- da-location of a military buffer zone.
 The headquarters release took Communist liaison officials to task for refusing to discuss anything but a time and date for new meeting.
 "The significance of this is obvious" the statement said. "The Reds at the present time are re- Sponsible for the calling off of the truce talks |. . Such a turn of events does not help their so- called peace 0ffensive,' which has been going on for many months now.
 The site RidgWay proposed is near the village of Songhyon, six miles southeast of Kaesong.
The Nome nugget., 1951-09-28
From Pvt. To It. In Less Than 2 Yrs.

ELMENDORF AIR FORCE BASE CAMNS)-From private to lieutenant in less than two years is a record seldom heard of in the Army, especially in Alaska, but Donald C. Kroening, 99th Machine Records Unit, proved it could be done.
 Kroening struggled for a year after enlisting in the Army to reach the grade of pfc., but once he reached that goal-the rest came fast.
 After achieving the grade of sergeant first class, Kroening ap- piled for and received a reserve commission in the Adjutant Gen. eral Corps. Shortly afterward, he shot in an application for active duty and is now a second ieuten- ant on active duty.
The Nome nugget., 1951-09-28

the draftee is ordered to report for induction.
 The new regulations for the first time also:
 l. Make all aliens living per manently in the United States lia- ble for the draft. They are exempt only if they are citizens of one of the 20 countries having military exemption treaties with the US. or if they are diplomatic personnel.
 2. Allow 17-year-olds to volun- teer with the written consent of parent or guardian. The former age limit was IS.
 3. Force conscientious objectorS to do some work of national i'm portance for two years if physic- ally able.
 4. Spread the draft more evenly through age groups to prevent too-heavy call-up of young men.
 5. Lower physical standards to those of January 1945-the lowest point in World War IT. and re- duce mental requirements.
 6. Provide for calling up doc tors according to length of mili- tary service rather than by age.
The Nome nugget., 1951-09-28

There's more safety in numbers than there is in figures.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-03-21

scattered boxes and boards
which are fire hazards and idea,
hiding places for rats.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-03-21
1900 Persons Will
Die On Highways
of N. G. In 1881

RALEIGH, N. C. - More imam
1900 persons can be expected -. TO
die in motor accidents on tne
streets and highways of North
Carolina this year if the present
trend continues, the Department
of Motor Vehicles estimated TO,
day, as it completed its analysis
of it's 1850 accident report.
A total of 9S9 persons were
killed in traffic accidents in l9oo
and already highway fatalities
have Jumped more than 20 per
cent over the same period last
year. Approximately l'2o9,oo9
/ motor vehicles will be registered
| in the State this year.
If the gruesome prediction is
fulfilled-and the Department
hopes that it will not be-l9ol
will be the highest fatality year
since the war and the second
highest in the history OF tne
state. The year 1916 saw LUZ
killed for a postwar high ana
1871 claimed 1926 for ar all-tlme
high.
On the basis of previous re-
ports, speed will claim the maj
GRITTY of lives in highway accl
dents in 1851. The second cause
of death will be travelling on the
wrong side of the road, not IN
passing; third, driving intoxlcat
ed: and fourth, failure to grant
right-of-way.
But the underlying cause OF all
highway accidents this year as
in past years will be improper
driver attitude, the Department
believed. Only improper attitude
could prompt a driver to operate
his vehicle at excessive speeds
while he was intoxicated or IN
any manner to endanger life and
property, the Department felt.
This attitude usually is not will
full on the part of the driver, IN
the opinion of the Department:
but stems from thoughtlessness,
lack of information or a disire to
"show.off."
Those, the Department felt
were the enemies of safe high
way travel which must be over
come if the prediction for 1851
were to be proved too high.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-03-21
Army Security.
Agency Accepting
En1istments NOW

For the first time since APRIL
1913. the Army Security Agency
will accept men for enlistment IN
this area. sbt. Emery G. Murray
of the Wilmington Army ana All
Force Recruiting Station SAID TO-
dav that five men will be accept
cd from the 81 counties in the
Fayetteville Recruiting Main sta,
ton area, including columbus
County and that the Army S Sc
rity Agency procurement o o[eI
will be in Fayetteville March
22nd to interview interested ap'
plicants.
The sergeant pointed out that
every man assigned to the Army
Security Agency will be lnVestl'
gated thoroughly for clearance IN
photographic duties, and must
establish satisfactory character
discretion, integrity and loyalty
to the United States.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-03-21
RED SPIDER PREVALENT
IN STRAWBERRY PATCHES

ed. Some fields showed that Red
Spider was more plentiful thar
ithers, particularly in the Chad
bourn section.
Infestation was so general
that DR.. Dobrovsky recommend
ed that every strawberry fielc
in the county be treated as early
as possible for the Red Spider
Mite. He emphasized the fact
that it was worthless to dust the
top side of the strawberry leaves
since the spider worked on the
under side of the leaf and it was
necessary in order to control the
spider to get the dust on the un-
der side of the leaves.
Recommended dusts for the
control of Red Spider are DIN
D4 Dust or Dinitre Dust. This
maybe used at anytime until the
temperature reaches 80 degrees
When the temperature is be-
tween 70 and 80 degrees Sulphur
dust will do good job of con
trolling the spider.
In most cases we found only
few adult spiders but there was
quite a number of young that in
dicated that during this warm
spell these spiders have multiple
ed rather rapidly and should the
warm spell continue the infesta-
ton within a week would be
greatly increased. On the other
hand if a cold spell came this
month only retard the increase
in population until the weather
warmed up again. A cold spell
would by no means kill out the
Red Spider; therefore, according
to DR.. Dobrosky and Mr.. Covlng-
ton every field of strawberries in
the county should be busted in
the immediate future using one
of these dusts and be sure the
dust gets on the under side OF the
leaves. This can be done by tax
/ ing a little more time and fore
ing the dust unto the under side
of the leaves.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-03-21
Coker Girls Attend
District p. E. Meet

Huntsville Coker college
physical education majors, Mary
Lou Nye, Conway senior, and
Karen Johnson, junior of Weaver,
vile, N. c., attended the annual
meeting of the Southern district
of the American Association for
Health, Physical Education and
Recreation. Miss Aileen Moody,
head of the college physical edu'
cation department, and Miss 10
Wickliffe, instructor in the de,
partment, also attended the meet.
ing. 1t was held in Richmond, Va,
February BISMARCK 2.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-03-21
Installation Of Dial
Telephone Equipment
Begun At Myrtle Beach

The long-awaited installation
of a dial telephone system was
begun in Myrtle Beach last week
by a crew of Stromberg Carlson
engineers under the supervision
of DorWin D. White.
The installation of equipment
will be completed and the new
facilities placed in operation by
the Seacoast Telephone company
by June 1, Mr.. White has an
nounced.
When the switch-over from the
present manually-operated sys
tenn is made, the new dial equip
ment will provide service for
1000 stations or telephones
When additional equipment, now
on order, is placed in service, the
capacity will be increased to 1000
phones. The ultimate capacity OF
the equipment will be 10000 sta
lions, it was stated.
Stromberg-C arlson's faith ir
the future of Myrtle Beach and
this entire area is indicated by
the fact that the company, which
has entered the telephone field
is financing the local improve
ments to the extent the area de-
mands, Mr.. White explained.
When the new equipment Is
placed in operation, it will be
connected with the national toll
dialing system which will enable
local subscribers to dial numbers
in distant cities direct form their
individual telephones.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-03-21

scattered boxes and boards
which are fire hazards and idea,
hiding places for rats.
At this season, says the county
agent, many barns have become
cluttered with items used during
the winter. With the coming of
spring it is important to fine
suitable locations or storage
places for feeds, tools, harness,
and other equipment to keep al
leyways and work areas clear. A
little cleaning up now not only
will provide a healthful environ
ment but will help to save man.
power vitality needed in produc
ing food and fiber for the nation.
With spring planting season
just beginning, farmers are re.
minded that the most important
step in the safe operation o.
machinery is to put it in good
condition before field work
starts.
More than $4,000 tractors with
plows, cultivators, discs, and
planters will soon be working in
fields throughout North Caro-
lima. With labor high-priced and
in short supply, farmers viii
have to depend more and more
on mechanical equipment to help
them produce their crops. It is
important, therefore. that this
equipment be kept in good condi-
ton to insure maximum produc-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-03-21

On a recent survey of straw
berry fields in the Whiteville
Chadbourn and Tabor City areas
made by DR.. T. M. Dobrovsky
Extension Entomologist; H. M
Covington, Extension Horticul'
turist; and County Agent Char
les D. Raper, we found Red Spid
er in every field that was check
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-03-21

Worrying is like sitting in a
rocker. There's a good deal of
agitation without getting any
where.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-03-21

Production of winter cover
crop seeds set a new record IL
1850.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-11-24
IA. November

Benn bisber @ruppen bon Seilllat-
loien unb Jliihtlinsen in 1eberiee
eine neue Sein1nt fanben, 10 ipar bas
fiir ga,l5 europa uno Dor aIlem Die
2dnOer, in Die iie eefliibtet tparen,
cine beoel,tenoe grleihterling. Die
2anoer aber, Die jie aufnabmen, lei
item oantit nid)t MIR elm menihlih an-
fennnensnertes Werf, ionbern erbiel-
ten pielfad einen 1pertpollen Bepolfe-
rltngs5uipabs = Wenlhen Die orin-
geno benotigte berufliebe &enntnilie,
nenes 8ifen llno 1pertpoaes fulti,rel-
leg @rbe mitbrahten.
sSSn 3ufunft miro es nber nottpen-
Dig lein Die Musnonberung iiber bie
blobe 8ieberanlieolung BON Seit1at-
loien binalg iorgfdltig all planen. Die
8elt ntuB es als lire Yflidt nnleben,
5nr 2oiune ihtpieriger lnenidliher
Erableme beialltragen, ielbIt tpen1
nidt mir rein Dirti6aftlide gr-
magungen lie rntfam erlbeinen laiien.
,Sof lit nicbt 5u nergeiien, baB aus-
Observation-Disclosures MIR einen
Ieil Der Soiung oarltellen, bie itb
tuts bem tpirtihaftliben 9lufbau TO-
nnbI in oen iiber- tpie unterbebolfer-
ten 2anoern ergeben muB.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-11-24

bern ibr Sanb 5uriidsugeben. Sru
@egenteil: unter Ser Mosfe zines
&ongreiles BON Sriebensfreunoen,
ser unter Dem S6ue ser rl,iiiiden
8aionette in 8ien abgebalten 1puroe,
baben fomnu1niltil6e Mgenten Im-
ntennarhen iiber milit6ril6e Borbe-
reitungen in @elt-SeIterreid er5dblt,
Oie feinen anoeren 3ned baben fon-
men, uls Gortpanoe fir Die Sortoauer
Ser ruiiiihen Sffupation gu Iiefern.
9rud unb 0robung bonn Often
linb reale Saftoren. 0ie Saltrng oer
8eo0lferllng, ibre Stanobaftigfeit,
ibrc oen1ofratil6e l1no religi0ie lie
ber5eugung baben in 9lmerifa biel.
fa6e Inerfennung gefllnoe1. glu6 in
Scr Jorm tpirtibaftliber 8eibilfen,
Die in SeIterreib, 1pie in anoeren
Maribaa= Blan-20noern, Dem 3tped
otenen lollen, sic eigenen Silfsquel-
len rei6liher flieBen 81 MAIDEN.
8enn Sic poae MISUNDERSTANDING
ser tnabbangigfeit mebr Iein Ion als
eln 3iel, oeiien 8er1pirflibung rorei
Meilen binter @eibno6ten" liegt,
miiiien Serlpaltltng uno @irti6aft
Oes 2anoes rfiir Sen Gag" porbereitet
Der0en.
sSSn Ser lebten ,3eit lit, bel aller
SDn1pntbie fir oas gSiener Geain1e,
oarallf bingeipieien tporoen, baB Ser
geamtenopparat in feinem 8erb1It-
mis- 5l1 Ser probuftipen 2eil ltung Ser
8cpolferung ltebe. Ias bot gum Sell
biltorilde llrioden. Bien por Bis
1918 Sic 3entrale zines groBen
Geihs, l11O in Sen slmtsbduiern gebt
nod Ser 8eiIt bes olten Seterrei1s
I'M, ser iibrigens beiier mar als ieil,
Guf.
3a5u fonlnlt aber, baB oas neue
Selterrei6 bon elmer 3neiparteie1t-
Goalition regiert miro, beren 3ement
sic anteillndBige gerteilung bon
Aen,tcrn biloet. Die &oalition lit Ole
eil15ig noglide politiibe 2oiung.
aber iie arbeitet na6 Dem Brincip
Der @eeenleitigfeit iu oem Sinn, ooB
man fiinfe grad Iein I1Bt.
Inter Oieien Spltem leioet ni6t
MIR Der 5teuer5abler, Ser Broou5ent,
Der Sonlunent. @s nta6t ou6 Ger
Marlbaa= a=Nan-g -gerlpaltltng Summer.
Sbre Otittel iinb beibrdnfter als Bis
Der, llno oas gnoe lit in Sibt. Heu-
eroings iinb 3uiabli6e $30,O0O,OOO
in ausiidt geiteut tporoe,r. aber un-
ter 8eoingangen, oie 0afiir iorgen
iollen, oab iie reltlos ser Sebung ser
Brobuftiuitat 5llgutefommen.
SeIterreib muB bereit iein, auf Ell
genen 6iiBen 81 lteben, lobalo sic
fremOen Soloaten aus ben1 2ono
ntarl6ieren.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-11-24

ten Nntionen ipnrbe nuf bieie WeiIe
perit0rft uno tpeiter enttpidelt. 9ie
Siege Der Streitfr1fte Der Bereinten
gationen in Gorea erntogliben es
Den. @eltnlahten, I'M aalten arieg
bon Der Serteioigiins gum angrifi
iiber5ugeben. Gie lteber5el,el,ng Ser
tpeitliben @elt, baB Die Gertr1se nit
Wosfal nidt bes Bopiers ipert iinb,
auf lpelbem lie geibrieben tperoen,
periett Der mosfoipitiiben 8en1agogie
ben i6lueriten Shlag mb erofinet
ein freies Selo fiir einen Deiteren po.
litii6en gormari ser 8eitm16te in
europa unb int Sernen Often. Sie-
lelben biirfen aber nidt pergelien,
melde Rolle bie unteroriidten 9atio,
men I'M Sample ser &ulturlpelt &c.
gen sic mosfonitiibe 3elpotie ipie,
fen. Uk.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-11-24

banofung unto Betreliuitg. Dies fn1ttl
MIR burh cine golfseruppen.B .Bertres
tling geibeben.
sSn ben Sabren felt 1916 puroen
lie 3nndfit in ben beridiebenen TOM
feiiionellen !SiIfsfonitees erfaBt unb
Ourh oieie uno Die Stride betreut.
Doh crit NIT Der @riinbung Der 8un-
oesrepnblif tparen Die 8ornnsiebun-
gen eegeseben, Ii6 inteniiper nit Den
organiIatoriiben Iufgaben au befai-
len. 80 nllroe I'M Mpril 1850 our9
Ben 3uianmenihluB aller Silfsfo1ni-
tees cine 9lrbeitsgemeini6aft aller
&uBlano- Geuti6en als 2anosmann-
ihaft ins 2eben eerufen. gnbgiiltig
lpuroe lie crit i'm Serbit 1850 foniti.
tuiert. Gem gorItano itebt elm bera-
TENDER geirat CUR Seite, Ser in allet
grltnoidsliden Sragen gebort miro.
Sur5eit beIteben i'm beuti6en 8nn=
besgebiet iieben 2anoesgruppen NIT
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-11-24
Err "a. 9ahrrHtag hrr n1us-
knmitifhPnO Oktnhprrraktinn

Son ufrainii1er Seite miro uns
gel6rieben:
Sic 8e1palttaten, 1pelbe bie mos,
folpitil6en Sn1perialilten I'M 2auie
oieles sSabres an oen llnterio6tell
9eutionen begangen baben, iotpie oie
miiite YropaganOa, melbe anlGBlih
Scr oiesiabrigen Seier Der ~Sftober,
Geoolution" perbreitet 1purOe, peran.
l6ullli6ten belonoers beutlih, bab
Der golidepismus ourbmegs mosfo-
mitll6 lit. Sn lo5ialpolitii6er Sin=
iid)t bradte oie bolihelpiitiibe Ba=
laltreoo luton, pelbe oie S6attell,
regierrng &erenlfiis beleitigte, bu6=
Itablid] nibts, mas nid)t i6on in Sen
oiilterlten Beriooen Ser mosfo1pitis
i6en Geipotie eriitiert batte. 0ie erite
Sat Der bolldeiuiltiiben 9fegierung
mar, Oen &rieg gegen Die llfrainii6c
golfsrepublif 81 beginnen, iuelder
itf Damn audi gegen olle ionItigel1
fremoen gationen oes ebenaligen
Sarenrelbes rl6tete.
Sic Wtadtbaber bonn &ren1l font
ten nit feiner ein5igen Der ltnteriporz
fenen, oo6 nidt beiiesten Nationen
einen 6rieoen lblieBen. Ser &i
5DiI6en oen unterOriidten Seationen
lno Ser mosfotuitii6en Delpotie gebt
auh tpeiter an ser ganaen sSront sSS1l
ben iebs Sabren, Die ieit Dem gnoe
beS 5tpeiten 8eltfrieges pergangen
iitb, iparen bie mosfotpitilben srllpe.
rialilten niht imItanoe, oen beipaffne,
ten 8ioerItano in oen 21nbern 5lpi-
i9en Dem 8altiIben, Dem Shnar5en
lln6 benz &aipiihen Meer al brehen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-11-24

etipa bunoertunbfiinfaig gertra,lens-
leuten. Die Durhglieoernng nilf
Srts- ,lno &reisebene tDir6 beraeit
ourbgefiibrt. Ser 3nlarunenihIub
tit freilih ourb Die 3erItreuiing -
Shiperpltnft in Nieoer-S -Sa1ien -
iebr eri6tpert.
Die 2anbsmannihaft bat II. a. fol-
genoe altfeaben: Bllege oes beinaf.
li6en &llltlirerbes ilt6 Der 8erbun-
benbeit Der 2onoslerte untereinan.
Der, 8eltenomabune oes &edtes ailf
Seinat, gintreten fiir WenidentDiir-
oe uno @erebtigfeit; ginglieoerung
in Sen oeuti6en 8olfsforper, 8abr.
nebmltns Der io5ialen lno tpirtidaft-
liben Snterellen, Wit1uirfung in Sra
gen Ser Sdaoenfeititelrtng lmo bes
2aItenausgleibes, 9ofumentenbes
idafflng, iabgenldBe 2entung Der
@usmanoerung, Suboienit, miiiet-
icbaftli6e 6orl6ungsm,fsaben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-11-24

Da5u mar er Elm genialer Brielter-
er5ieber. lino bat ourb leine rSbule"
Die @rllnbloge geihnffen. auf Der DIE
oelttide &irben- uno @eiItesgeihibte
oes 19. Sabrbunberts berubt.
Seltte beginnt man ipieoer, Sai=
lers Bidder (41 gdnbeD auf5ul6ln-
gen, auf ieine @eisbeit uno Niloe an
boren nno ieine nunerbort nooerne"
8ptlbaft bonn Weniden, bonn Gbri-
item bon Gbriihts, BON Gbriltlls-
inni9feit gu periteben.
Seute scidnet man i'm NIT @brerl=
titeln aus, Die faIt iiberldpenglid)
flingen, uber Die @roBe ieiner Ser
lonli6feit bod nift gan3 pieoer-
geben. u@r5ieber oes belltiden Sol
fes", rbapriiber &ir6enpater" .oelt-
iher Sran5 bon Sales" rSeiliger
elmer 3eitenpenoe", r8enie oes Ser
sens, oieie 9lllsnobl mag geniigen.
8roBer lit Sailer ourd Oas 9eiipiel
driItli6er Genllt uno i6lpeigenoen
@ebpriams in Den Yriifungen. Got
teS, Ole ald) ibm enoli6 ~5um 8eIten
gereidten"
SelbIt ser 90i0brige Sailer lit nod
5u friib geltorben 1032), oenn bie
nadfolgenoe 3eit bdtte ieinen flugen
&opi, lcin lpeiies Ser5, ieine gei6idte
Gr5ieberbano lno oas @eipiht leiner
Feri0nli6feit bitter not1penoig ge-
babt. @r allein bate elmer falIden
Iuftlarllng uno elmer n1aterieIlen
SafrlariIation iteuern f0nnen. Moge
penigltens iein @eiit nel, erIteben llnO
leben p. Lichy S. Z. d.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-11-24
9nhann Mtd,arl Sailrr gunt
ann. 6phurtstan

9lm II. Topember 1851 tpuroe
9iidof SSobonn Mi6aeI Sailer ge,
boren, oie iiberrogenoe fotbolii6e
Siibrerseltolt ser geiitigen 8enoe
Ieiner 3eit, furbtloier 8orf6lnpfer
gegen oie auftlarllng i'm tatbolii6en
SiiO-Ielltidlanb, 8eder uno 8eg=
bereiter Scr fatbplilben grneuerltngs
bemegung be5 t9. Sabrbunoerts,
elmer Der groBterS 9ilOner oeS oeut-
lhen Golfes unO gemeinIam NIT Wti-
hael 8ittmann BON gan5 beroor.
ragenoer Ginlpirflmg ouf oie 8eiites,
llnO Gbarafterbiloung eines tiihtigen
&lerus.
Sailer 1purOc ols Spbn l6lihter
gltern in slreling bel S6robenbauien
geboren uno ltarb am 20. Woi 1882
als 8ilhof bon Hegensburg. SHon
bulo na6 leiner YrieItermeibe in
slugsburg lpltroe er cine 2ell6te llno
ein Mfoguct Ser So6Ihule in Gil
lingen b5m. an Scr llniperiit1t in
Sngolltaot Gr mar bcrithmt uls
Sebrer Der Wtoral, Der YaItorol,
Edougogif, aber nod mebr gei6dbt
.ols E0oogoge unO StuOelttenieelior-
ger in >SngolItaot uno lp1ter in
2unOsbllt. Nob einfluBrei6er mar er
als S6riftlteller auf pbilolophii6em,
tbeologlldem llnO religiolem @ebiet.
9urd ieinen ol,5gcoebnten 8rief-
mebiel, ieine perlonli6en Gerbinoltnz
gen, feline Heiien ltno geiu6e geb0rte
er 81 oen erIten @eiltern 0eutl6-
LAMBS uno Gebort oltrd iein 8eiItes-
erbe ollf bellte nod 81 Oen berllfens
ltcn Selfern llulerer 3eit.
Scin @ort lmo Iein gnfluB wirfte
nnbre @unbcr ebter religioler @r-
mectltng in SelltlblonO, Seiterrei6
uno Der Sblpei5. @r lit Elm friiber
Siinoer ser lima Sanctu, ser bibli.
ihen lno liturgiiben 8epeglmg, oes
briItlih ih-abenolGnbil6en Sumonis-
mus. ST perltano es, lo5iole @egen-
Iite 5u iiberpinoen, sur lebcnoigen
9todfolge Gbrilti nuf5urltfen uno
olele 5llm tpabren uno gelebten Gbri=
itentllm 3uriid5ltfiibren.
Gr lullBte 81 l6eigcn uno al reoen,
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