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Evening star., 1952-12-25
Symbolic Acts Important to Soul
Once Armies Ceased Fighting Sundays Reminding All
That They Still Were Sons Of Common Father

bols. or symbolic acts. are unim-
portant in the life of the soul.
These pauses and reverences re-
minded the combatants that
something held them in common
cause and allegiance, above
states. princes. kings. and strife.
They impressed upon them that
they still were sons Of a common
Father and brothers in Christ.
have read that even when
the Christian men of those
times fought the Moslem
"infidels." as they did most
bloodily. they observed these
holy truces, at risk of their own
arms. and that they were re-
spected by those other believers
whom they called infidels. but
who also revered a universal
God. And I cannot imagine a
unity Of man except as a unity
in God.
Now one wonders why all the
solemn conventions designed to
introduce even into the inhu-
manity of war some small re-
straints, such as a respect for
prisoners, become. in them
selves. sources of further dis
cord. Perhaps it is because in
some states the idea of a divine
command imposing inhibitions
is rejected per Sc, while by
others it is given only superb
cial lip service. The old re-
straints imposed by the church
on the secular powers seem to
have worked better.
Once, no one, for instance.
dreamed of utterly destroying
an enemy people or of killing
civilians, because there was an
unwritten law and a conscious
sense that wars can end only
in reconciliation; otherwise the
cessation of hostilities can be
but passing truce, a breathing
space before another war.
The duality of war and peace.
hate and love. was thus. at least.
kept a duality. There was
never all-out. 100 per cent war
and hate There was the re-
straining thought, which is a
Evening star., 1952-12-25
The Way to Peace e-Reso|uteness
American Psychology and Attitude of Allies to Each Other
Must Change From Defeotism to 1t Can Be Done
David Lowrence:

Peace - uppermost in the
thoughts of everybody in the
holiday seasons attainable,
but it will take q complete
change in American psychology
to achieve it.
It involves, first of all, a
change in attitudes toward new
proposals-the change from q
defeatist point of view which
says, "It can't be DONE" to an
attitude of mind which says, "It
can be DONE"
1t involves, secondly. a COM
plete change in the attitude of
the Western allies toward one
another. The only reason there
is a Korean war and a threat of
a bigger war is because the al
lance forged in World War II
began to deteriorate in 1945 and
has become worse ever since.
Inside the alliance has come an
inf1ltration from the Com
munists which thwarts unity
and prevents a solid front
toward the Soviet imperialists
who now threaten to keep the
world in a state of continuous
tension.
Neither Great Britain nor
France, for example, has shown
an awareness to the inroads
made inside their own govern
mentS, inside their own press.
and inside their own political
parties by a far-flung Commu-
mist organization which now has
fomented rebellion or taken ad-
vantage Of conditions Of un-
rest to threaten in the next few
years the peace of the Near
East. the peace Of Asia, and the
peace Of North Africa from its
topmost border to it's southern
most point.
Inter-racial frictions, nation
alistic ambitions, international
hatreds and rivalries already
have been exploited to weaken
the Western alliance, most of
whose governments have been
asleep at the switch as the Com
munists have moved into every
Evening star., 1952-12-25
Lowell VHeHeTI:
Too Many Children for Santa
Twenty Million More This Year Than Last and There
Just Isn't Enough Stuff to Go Around-Whot to Do?

where the most vigorous steps
are being taken to meet the
problem. not only through edu-
cation in birth control, but
through the other m e t h o d,
which is the increased produc-
tion Of food and other necessi-
ties.
Scientists have long con-
tended, and here and there
practical operators have been
proving their contention, that
much can be done to increase
the worlds food supply. to make
waste land productive and good
land more productive, to i'm
prove farming methods and to
develop substitute foods.
The real purpose of this piece
is to call attention to a new
book on the subject. It is called
Let There Be Bread" The
author, Robert Britain, has
made an exhaustive study of
the problem and has compressed
his findings in an eloquent
volume, filled with exciting
facts. It should be stimulating
reading even for a man with a
Christmas hangover. For it
ends on this note:
Few generations have had
the task of providing for so
many additional people. None
has had the opportunity to lift
the whole of humanity so far
above it's previous condition. to
a stage where the full resources
of human creativeness could be
released. It would be foolish
to regret that men cannot go
on precisely as they have gone
Evening star., 1952-12-25
Fletcher KnebeI:
Potomac Fever

President Truman lights the White Christmas tree
for the last time Happy Christmas to aand all night
The Government starts screening all the United
States under the McCaran Act People indicate willingness
to share the American tax burden will be referred at
psychopathic ward.
Ike complains let him give his
blood President give away blood prefers
to take it drop at a time.
The Army rules for promotion of reserve
officers Under the fair-pay rules any officer who isn't
promoted within five himself to blamefor
not going Point.
The FBI begins investigation York water
racket So many mnks disappearing from that the
water front beginning to resemble Washington day after
the election ~
Ike True D. Morse Of Missouri Undersecrearv
Agriculture Morse familiar conditions in
and expected to handle the giant relief job feeding the
refugee camp in Independence - ~
Evening star., 1952-12-25

of concentration camp during
wartime" they are permitted
complete freedom during cold
war" and thus can carry on sab
otage and their subversion un-
der the protection Of free insti-
tutionS and a misguided acqui-
escence that ignores national
safety.
Peace will come when the
allies cease to regard physical
strength and armament as the
only bulwark Of strength against
common enemy, and when they
begin thinking Of their internal
weaknesses and the debilitating
techniques which are used by
enemy strategists to ken
representative governments and
keep them from exercising their
full moral power as allies.
The other day Gen. Mac
Arthur promised a "clear and
definite solution" to the Korean
problem. He withheld his
secret. But it isn't a secret. If
the American Government, with
the change Of administration.
will get rid Of the weak and the
craven and substitute men of
resoluteness and courage, the
Korean war will end as suddenly
as it started. Russia will look
with deep anxiety at the power
Of the Western alliance.
Allied solidarity can be the
greatest single disciplinary force
to make Soviet Russia break
from within, because an effec-
tive policy of economic contain
ment and a policy of firmness
in dealing with Communist
propaganda throughout the
world will tell Moscow that the
jig is up and that her regime
must become law-abiding or be
destroyed by the inexorable
pressure Of a united world.
What is needed in policy
making is the same equality of
courage that is being exhibited
by the soldiers, sailors. and air.
men in the battle zones of
Malaga, do-China and Korea.
Reproduction Rishts Reserved.)
Evening star., 1952-12-25

front Of unrest-diplomatic, po-
litical and military.
The so-called "fifth column"
which wrecked France and
caused her defeat in 1910 Is at
work again in all the Western
countries. only this time it is
protected by cries of "hysteria !"
and witch hunting" or ''illiber-
alism" expressed by naive cleft
wingerS" and Socialists who will
not be convinced of the truth
until the Moscow foreign office
conveniently furnishes the m
with aff1davits testifying not
only to the names of the Com
munist agents abroad but CIV
ing complete memoranda on
their insidious activities.
Only in the United States,
where there has been a drive
against Communist agents and
SympathizerS in our own Gov
ernment, is there an awareness
now that the cold war" is grow
ing in its scope and that it is
being fought in Washington, in
London. in Paris, and in Rome,
and in all the Near Eastern
capitals as well, by energetic
agents who are misusing and
abusing the processes of democ-
racy and representative govern
ment everywhere to paralyze
action and prevent the allies
from meeting in unison the
Communist threat.
The shopworn cry about
thought control" and alleged
imitation of the Russian police
state is raised by well-meaning
but unrealistic theorists. It also
is raised by Communist agita-
tors. 1t seeks unwittingly to
prevent governmental author
tiles from taking measures of
self-protection. What isn't real
lied is that conditions are diff
ferent during the "cold war"
Whereas agents of a hostile for
eign state, whether they come
in the guise Of diplomats or press
representatives or in some other
pseudo-civilian c capacity, are
never permitted to roam outside
Evening star., 1952-12-25

in the past. when they can go
in better ways to an infinitely
better future. The knowledge,
the technical skill, and the
physical equipment now avail
able are more than ample for
the need"
What would all this cost?
About $40 billion a year for 20
years, or roughly about the
amount by which Gen. Eisen-
hover and Senator Taft hope to
reduce this country's annual
Government budget.
Evening star., 1952-12-25

reality, that the other side Of
wars Janus face is peace; that
eventually, if not now. one must
love ones enemy, and that.
therefore. even in war, one
should prepare ones mind and
discipline ones behavior to that
end.
wish you all a Merry Christ
mas. pray a Christmas prayer
for Christian rebirth. in spirit
and in truth. here and through
out the earth.
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Zvr Erinnervng
JOHN SCHUYLER,

aeItorben ant 10. Geptenber 1851
Ghon elm Ssabr lit binaeidlulnoen
Seit Der Sub bid mir entriB
@eineno legten mir bid nieoer
sSSn bein 1tilles G6lofgemab
9tiemals febrlt bu al llns ipieoer
M1 barum tpeine ich Dir nad,.
0ob emit ibligt Die frobe Stunoe
9a ipir froD uns ipieoer iebn
llno pereint int idOnlten gunbe
8or benz Ebrone @ottes ftebn
8ie ein Sroum ipiQ eS eritheiren,
DaB ou iollit aeltorben lein.
&einen muB ih. bitter ipeiuen
Genn ih nut aeoenfe oein
&enn SrGl1me fGnnten bid erlueden
Son oeinem itillen SooeSihlaf
Giirbe bic Groe bid niht mcbr
oeden
9dneit id)on lpGre Icer oein @rab
Bern iirh bic Ibenoichatteu ienfen
llnn id) iise gans ollein.
Tom bdb ido 10 Elm Sehnen
Iann mDht if germ bel Dir lein.
Hube la,,it in @ottes ;Srieoen.
Geine bid Eebenoe @attin
Nlaria Shuaer.
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Siebenbiiroiid,, ,2lmerifaniihes Dolfsblatt

monii@ at, trose Der bielen Mrbeit.
8eitcn Sant ben auten 40hinnen
lno al ben onberen auten sSrauen
uno Mdnnern, bic 10 fpilleas ,pa-
rem nno feline Mibe unb Mrbeit &C.
ibcut baben bieies arobe sSeit al
einem @rfolg AZ MAIDEN. Mua ba,,=
ten ipir all ben GGnsern (Nsiiae,t
llnb ousipdrtiaen). Solilten unb
Sprehern lno auh ben geiu6ern.
Gs aibt bod nod piele 2eute. bic es
Der Miibe tpert halten, lmiere Sraa=
niiationen su unteritiisen. ourh lire
gcteiliglu9 an iolden sseiten. 8ir
bitten ole Neueinaelpanoerten iid)
Der 2ieoertafel on;ui9lieBen. SIR
ieio ale ipilltomlnen. 2eete ISOLDE
tpurben ;lpei unierer 0eburtstaes=
finoer ',iht erlpdbnt, nGn,Iicb Ger
barb Gramp unb Sopie &einbplo.
6cffentIih fonnen mir Gllh in Der
8eridmmluns beariiBen.
- -. Sopbie 9elfinc, TrG.,
...3,..~e ..' Nartba Nelser. eefr.
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CHICAGO. ILL.
3,ueis 46

eamstaa, ben 20. septen.ber
feiert 3ipeig 46 iein 15iabrlaes
Stiitrlnssfeit. Die puar Shtpelterit.
ipeIhe oen Gerei, geariinoet baben.
lperoen ipohl lpiiien, ,pie piel llnan'
ncbn,lidfeiten lie olrhgemadt has
ben 1T IS Sahren. 1lniere Sflidt 1T
es an bieiem Mbeno anlueieno At
iein, ibneu mithelfen oos ,Scit 'lt
ieiern ben Serein sll unterltiben.
oamit CT aucb tpeiter erbalten bleitt.
9tun ia, piele benfen uno iaaen, id)
babe meine Gflidten erfiiat, nun
lie9t cs an ben Sllngen. Sen Sun'
gen miiiien ,pir ais Yeilpiel poran'
aeben, nann ipenn Die 3eit fonmt,
iperoeu lie beItimmt auh ibre Efliht
erfiillen.
9as Stiitunasieit iinbet itatt im
Spar Sempel, ALAG Clifton slue..
Gin tiid,tiaes 8omitee lit at Der Mr'
belt mo bcitimmt iperDen lie Der.
ilihen. alien glnlpeienoen cinen aes
nuBrei6en s(meno al bieten. @ir
lapen ale iSreunoe uno 3lueia Ser.
cine, 2peig 9z1O=47 aus Gbitaau
uno 3iueia 40 aus @arp. Snb beris
lid elm. @intrittstarten fann man
BON ben Mitalieoern nes. 3ipeiaes
46 iotpie an Der Siir bon 7 llbr an,
erhalten. Ger lreis lit IS Gent.
Sm 3prnitee fir ben Mbenb iino
bic folaenhen Shipeitern: 6.
Shmiot s. Shnibt, y .gruiie. g.
6etfe, s. Sin. 6. Sacobi Slnoer,
ion, M. &relteI, 6. ShGbburser.
". Sbneioer. 8. Steeb, Sc. Gdu[.
ler. g. Sd)uller unb 6. SitterID.
Cara 6. Sduller. Sefr.
II, tS.
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2l,aS Gleuela,,H, Okis
j3meis 1

slaen Mitglieoern sur aefalliaen
9tahrid>t. baB uuiere ndtite 0er=
iammIung am iSreitaa, ben 49,.
September Inn s llbr abenos itatt=
iinoet. Sn oieier 8eriammluna tper.
ben mir Die Gbre baben, unieren
@robprdiioenteu 8ruoer ;Sreb :.
Sbeib in ,mierer Mitte besriiBen
i'll fonnen.
Die Commemorate iinb pcriiber,
10 eriutbe ih bic Nitalieoer iih
mebr al ben Terimmllmseu ;ll be-
teiliaen, oenn es linb INNER lpihti-
ae slnaeleaenbeiten su beiprehen.
Witalieoer. lpelhe NIT ibren 3db=
llneen I'M Hiiditano limb. ioQen in.
eiaenen Sntereiie iid autltebenb ma
hen.
llniere franfen MitaIicber Iinb !:
Martiu GQeih, Nath. Mdntih,
Nath. IrespIina. @alter @erner,
5falpb Srallb, Sobn giel;, Mihael
Hunpclt.
@m Sduiter. sefr.
If, 1S.
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abaebaIten ,tpirb. Sllle Shlpelterll
limb frelmblihit eriuht ben Ssr'
iammlunaen beisulpobnell, oemn es
iino tpidtisc GeiGiite At erleoiasn.
Murb mohte itb bic Shlpeitern. biz
nit ibren 8eitraen irn Niidltano
iino. eriuden. iid autitebsao all
MAIDEN. 9tad ber Seriommllng
ipiro aafiee unb &uden ierpiert
iperoen BON ben foleellOen Sdllpes
itern: DorothD Git, Glilabetb
Shuiter aatborina 9fotb, Helie
Wau6 unD Eouliite Stnoaxt.
Guianna Hotb, Sefr.
II. Is.
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Iie Gillette 2ieDertafel als 8a-
Qcbcrin Der 81. aonpentiou hattie
,peoer Oiiibe nod Soften aeihellt.
Inn ben pielen @diten oas ,Seit rcd,t
anaenebm su aeitalten, ,Srau Sopbie
Seliinp ols ,seltprGiipentir, inter.
itiist burh cin rilbri9es uuo ar
beitsfrcuoiges 3omitce, fam allf
Den mpraliihen Grfola ocs ,Seltes
jtpl; iein uno onen, Die III bielenl
Grfola irgenotpie bei9etraaen ha-
ben. achubrt Der Ianf Der sablret=
dDen Seilncbner. Gos rcihbultlge
8rogramm. oas bon mcbreren Ser
einen aeitaltet ip,lroe. ltdno alli ct.
ncm aan; beahtliher fiiuitleriichen
9tipeau. Mn hattie oireft Dos GIMP
finoen, bab ale Siriaenten ibre
Gbore ;u ,oOhltleiitln9en binri'.
len, um por Den iibrisen GbOren i'll
Gbren su bciteben. 8epie9ene 0ors
arbeit ipar paiu uatilrliCh Die Sor-
ousieslmg. Ticie Scrarbeit bate iid)
aber pouenos aelohnt. IS luiiroc
ben HaLnen Dieies Serihtes iprenz
qen. ippllte ih aui Ginsdbeiten eiu=
aeben. 9arum ieieu bic einselnen
Gunfte mn gan; fIrs aeltreift.
Mit benz &olser Sahen uno
&einen" BON 9tuooIf Shuiter, cr=
0ffnetc Der 8emiid,te Gbpr Der Sit-
ieite 9ieoertaiel bas .Sruaramn1.
Gboroiri9ent Der &pmppniit ielblt.
am &lapier Dirs. 4. Arap. 7ie iih
ins Chr ihmeihelnbe Melobie be-
rGtcte bic 3ubOrer Direft auf Den
ful9enben Sbreni6nuus Dor. Ser
Gbor fplgte eratt ben iSingerbeipe=
aungen oes Siriaenten uno erntete
hofiir lebbaften sppIaus. (gei bic
Ter 4eleaenbeit mod,te ih aleid fra
gen. iparum Die 0irigeuten ben ipnit
iibcraa in Der Gelt iiblihen 9iri-
scntenitab ni1t beniisen?) Ser
Slpplaus aalt natiirlid) aud, Dtrs.
Z. &ran. bic ben &ldpierpurt nit
ptcl GlnflDlllng lln0 Sruilllpn MET
iterte.
Mit BON ber;eu fummenben uno
Ill 6erSen aehenoen @orten beariiB-
te ,Srau Sopbie 7eliino ais iSeit=
praiioentin bic aroBe Shar Der 3us
horer unb 6enrn Mcleer. BrGiioent
oes Sdnaerbunoes, iprad, man9
ferniaes @ort in ieiner iSeitreoe.
Nfoaeu feline @orte aui irl9tbarem
gooen aeiallen ieiu rmo balb fiSriih-
te traaen. nan,it oas oeutid)e 2ieD
audi in 3ufllnft mdn1 ;arte Saite
elmer enpfdnaliheu Seele ium
Sdninaen briuae.
Der Wdnnerhor Gintraht Ser
mania. Glepelano= &eit. brahte un-
ter oer 9eituns Eroi. Shuiters Die
beioen 2ieoer ~Nie hab idb lie ae.
liebt" BON s. Moebrina lnb rWie's
baheim mar" bon q. 9Sohlsem,ltb
su Gehor. Cine aritif hieriiber er-
ipdre id, mir, bei,n has slunitoriun,
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,, ,Gtntradt Sermania" uns 1amens
DIOR ,,Saronia"

peronitalten am Sonntag. ben Is.
9toDember cine Sbeaterauiiiibrun9
y Der &etrut" Elm iGmliiGes Sbeaz
teritiid in orei slften. slnfana 3 llbr
nadmittaas. 9tah Der sluiiiibruns
aibt es ein f0itlicbes Abenoeiien uno
bon 8 bis II llbr Cans lno mir Ia
ben ale uniere iperten GoIfsaenOi-
len ein pon 9tab unb ,Sern III Die
lem ~Hefruten" beitimmt auf Be-
iud III fon,n,en lno an oieiem Sin0-
ipiel ii6 su erfrcuen. @ir fangen
friib 9enua an, iooab uniere aus
luartiaen @aite aenua 3eit baben
nahbauic su Tabren. 9llio lpir bitten
I'M siitiaen 3uiprl6 am 10. 9op.
I'M SSeltieite Sahienheim. GIMP
foblen BON @srof. Muoolf Shuitcr.
Nlles Gabere ipGter.
3as 2omiiec
Gintraht Seruania u,o Sarouia,
G!cuclano Sclt,
per 6. &.
IL.
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Sanseit. tpo;u ale 8riioer uno Be-
reu iSdmilien berslib einaelaoen
Iinb. 8ommt ,mo laBt inns ale cine
quite 3eit baben, cine quite Dtriif lit
an Soauo uno dllh ein alltes &os
mitee lit aufaeltellt, INN ieoen cine
quite 3eit su bieten. Der Sans ianat
an um 9:3O llbr uno enoet um 1
llhr. 60 bite fommen friib, bamit
lpir uniere Sereinsaeihdfte erleoigen
f0nnen. iSerner m0hte id, bic Mits
alieoer erilhen. iih int Sipeiaper.
Gin ioluie audi I'M 3entralperbano
gutitebeno III MAIDEN.
esn Der Sooffnlma aae beariiBeu
Ill fonnen in Der @eneralperiamms
lung uno allf bem San; seidnet NIT
observation-disclosures @rllb.
Widael 9eppner, Sefr.
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Glenfield und Rosherry Ave.
Pfarrer Johannes Teutsch, 1921
Glenfield Ave. Tel: Pingree 62O5.
Englischer Gottesdienst 10 Uhr vor-
mittags; deutsche und englische Sonn-
tagschule IL Uhr vormittags. Deut-
scher Gottesdienst IL uhr vormit-
taas. Jeden latzten Dienstag des Mo-
mats Kirchenratssitzuns. Durch die
Somnermonate jeden dritten Diens-
tag, sonst jeden dritten Sonntag
Frausnversins Versamnluns. Kir-
chenchorprohe jeden Freita9 sbend.
Ale Glaubensgenossen und Freunde
sind herzlich eingeladen.
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Teutsch-Geneinde

West 80. st. und Willard Ave.
Pfarrer Gustav A. Voellm, 5000
Willard Ave. Tel: WO. 1-4870. Sonn-
tag vormittag Uhr deutscher Cot
tesdienst. 10 Uhr Sonntagschule und
Bibelstunde fuer ErWachsene. IL Uhr
vormittags englischer Gottesdienst.
Observation-Disclosures jeden Sans
tag 10 Uhr vormittags. Jedermann
herzlich Willkommen.
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. GinlaSnus Der ct. So6annss
2irG,enaenteinbe

s(m IA. September fciert Der
Srauenperein oas 3Oidbriae 0riin=
oitnas=iSeit in Den EnuIriumen Der
Stride. 757 Goop Noab. Gin feines
Mitta0eiien nirb 1890 llhr Ter
oiert. rahber Elm ihones Vroaramm
unb aenliitlihe llntcrbdltuna.
Mlle Nitalieoer Der 0smeinbe
un6 bercn isreunoe bon Git unb
Beit ii,,b auiS ber,IihIte einaelooen.
u. 3D., Sefr.
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slLWooD CITY, pa.
st. Paul's Nv. Lutheran Church

Pastor Richard L. korber, 300 Foch
st. Tel: 73l-W. Sonnatgschula $50
Uhr; enslischer Gottesdienst 1890
Uhr; deutscher Gottesdienst 11:45
Uhr. Kirchenratssitzung jeden letz-
ten Sonntag i'm Monat, 7:3O abends
Sonntagschullehrer SitzunS jeden
dritten Sonntag i'm Monat, $50 Uhr
morsens. Jedermann herzlich will
kommen.
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Mar iist manhmaI oa lnb tpeib
niht lpie man gut aniauaen mag.
Soelte m0Hten mir init isreuoe be-
rirhten. bog llniere leste SinaprObe
,mo auf Yeriann,luna beionoers
gut beiudt lpareu. . liebe Sanaer,
tpie idOn flinst es. bod, ipenn 10
piele Stin,n,en suianmen iin9er,
oam iinb mir im Yeeriif. elmer ber
gr0bten Mdnners s@eiangspcreine iu
perben. SSsu ben Ietten 8od,en bd-
ben mir iebesmaI neue Sdnaer bel
llns aeieben. llnn nun, ba mir am
Oienstaa abeno iinaen iperoen. ioll
es mod beiier aeber, oenn 10 mande
Sdhien bdtten anoere Sa6en Dor
am Mittipoh obenb. 9tun iperben
lie ale I'll uns iinaen fommen. 1lnz
ier ASraii iaent Salmen iaat: 8ommt
nur slr Eiutraht Sermania inb
SIR ,pcroet ieben. baS mir ale su-
idnlmen etlpas errei1en.
Infer 2ouscrt lit inn @eroen.
8ir baben ilpei 8omitees an Der
9lrbeit. > ia. mir ,perben auh Elm
Sdd)iiides Sheateritiid aeben, an
Dem mir ,ur 3eit aud felt arbeitcn.
Ias 8onitee berdt audi ipeaen ei=
mes auten GiIens. 7ie San;mlliif
baben mir i9on beiteut. Sest mill
len mir an bic 9lrbeit 9eben. bic
8iibne bersulteaen. benn bos lit audi
cine groBc slrbeit. Mlio tuerte 9eier,
es lit immer nit Mtiibe unb Mrbeit
Derbunoen, ipenn mir ctipas allteS
porbereiten, uno mir perlu1en au6
INNER inherent Sublifum III ae.
fallen. Gs lit uns su Sbren gefpms
men, ouB etli4e Dtanner NIT uns
iingen n,ohten, ipenn mir linen
freien Gintritt sum Serein erlalls
ben. 9iun, bas aebt nid)t. Nir ipiiien
alle. oaB icoermann fir feline 9ri=
items besablen muB, uno mo INNER
man bingebt, mug man bic Sano
in Der Saihe baben. Inn NIT oen
anoeren 2euten su leben. Man iou=
te es ald) gar niht perlangen, bon
anoercn 9euten mitaeihleppt 81
luerOen. aultureue sMeuiheu mGsen
ibr eisencs 6aus au6 rem balten
llnicre 8eitrGge iino iebr tlein uno
ir9ello ein Wann. Der cttpas Gbarafs
ter Seigen mOhte. icQ i'm Stanbe
iein. ioDiel aufsubrinaen. sllio
ShluB Der freien Beitrdae= Gcbatte.
Nun nod, etipas Sdnaer. m,ier
Gaffel lit Dor Der Sir. 9eriuht unD
pcrfauit nod etlid,e 5ifets, bem,
mir bra,lhen oas @elp.
Sans Steiuer, SefretGr.
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