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The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-03-01

Men sometimes stand at the cross
roads of destiny quite unaware OF
how much hinges upon their choices
and actions One wonders whether
the disciples realized that as the
Passover drew to its end and the
great memorial feast of the new
covenant was established, they Wer"
witnessing the end of the old and the
beginning of the new. 1t is certain
that Jesus did realize the high i'm
port of that hour. He knew He was
about to 60 TO the cross, toward
which the Passover had pointed
throughout the centuries and back
% which cross we in the Lords Sup
per continue to point as we remem-
Der His death until He comes.
We are indeed on holy ground as
ne go with Him then as He meets
Wis disciples alone in that upper
room for a time of fellowship witt,
them as He observes
/. The Last Passover wv. 1920.
Here we see the perfecting and
he passing of the old economy and
ne beginning Of the new The Pass
over was observed, the feast OF
.1eliverance from slavery, the feast
ef the exodus, the feast of hope
lien had kept it fitfully through the
,2ng centuries. regularly at first and
hen occasionally through the age OF
,lecadence. The King sat down tC
keep it as one of the nation and the
people. That was its last keeping
IN the economy of God, because al;
hat it had foreshadoWed was full
filled as He sat at the board, and
{ Il that it had pointed to found the
ltimate fulfllment in Him. He
completed that of which the exodus
had but been the preparation. The
1nal exodus came by the way Of
that cross to which He was going"
DR.. C. Campbell Morgan.
, III. The Betrayal Predicted wv.
:1-25).
What precious fellowship the
'Nelve and their Lord must have
lad around that table in the upper
room as they celebrated the grea!
Yeast of their people. Think what
. shock came to them as in the
midst Of this fellowship Jesus quiet
y and solemnly made the astonish-
ing prediction, Verify, l say unto
you, that one of you shall betray
me"
Their Joy was changed to exceed
ugly great sorrow as they asked,
Lord, is it -" Apparently Judas
/ ad maintained such outward con-
uuct as to turn no suspicion in his
direction, even though all along he
+ ad in his heart the blacklist Of
;reachery against his Lord. 1t is g
sad and soul-searching fact which
s here revealed, that it is possibl.
for one to make a high profession
of faith in Christ and even so t.
live as to give no cause for criti-
cism, and yet to be unregeneratc
and in fact the enemy of Christ.
Observe ". 24) that while Jesus
was betrayed and went to the cross
in fulfllment of prophecy, that fact
lid not in the slightest justify His
enemies who brought it about (see
Acts 2:23, r. W.
Ill. The First Communion wv. 26'
3O)
Taking the unleavened bread ana
the unfermented wine of the Pass
over, which had just been observed
by Him for the last time, Jesus
established a new feast, the Chris
,ian feast of remembrance, which
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-03-01
Lesson for March 3

Lesson subjects and Scripture texts Sc
ieCted and copyrighted by International
Council of Religious Education: used by
0Crmi SSiOn.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-03-01
LISTEN TO THIS
BY TOM FIZDALE

special TechnicoIOr
voice wired are Janice Logan only the Cyops film ask
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-03-01
IN THE UPPER ROOM

LESSON TEXT-MattheW 26 1870.
GOLDEN TEXT-This do in remem-
brance of mel Corinthians 11:24.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-03-01

Watch for story Fibber MCGEE and Molly
authored by their 16 year old daughter, Katherine
Jordan Katherine wants to be writer the editor
of national fan mag is giving her a chance to sell
her first story with an ASST gnment to do a yarn
her famous pop and MON.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-03-01

Now that Rudy Va'lce has sna gged himself 2 new
dairy sponsor for ratiO, he'll probably fOregO his
picture directing ambitions to concentrate Oh the
brOadcasting bu1ineSs.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-03-01


program, readyng a book making business.
Anthony
l. Dangerous
thinks early
rages would do lot to make IS less dangerous
o long Big program
Wowing sophisticated Manhaanes
them being driven home.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-03-01

Native workmen in Bombay.
India, insist on bonus on the
birth of a son to their employer.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-03-01

The hat that holds the questions for Pref Quiz his CHS bradca
dates broadcast Charlotte, N
the local station do bis without
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-03-01

ing her to fly east for radio COmnltmcntS. She had
to say because she's never been On The air or i'll
the air. and both assignments sounded terrifying.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-03-01

Bob Crosby's sponsor is responsible for intro
duclgg the first raliouncheon party ever put he
air regularly It's Luncheon at the WALDORF STAR
ring Iika Chase as mistress ceremonies. Guests
really get lunch too and Miss Chase interviews a
celebrity during ca CHI half hour broadcast.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-03-01

the local station manager and now refuses to do n
it. Tommy Riggs has a hat superstition too. He
brown felt hat in his hand Reason: he had it on
the day station manager in Pittsburgh heard him
90 a Betty Lou Characterization and hired him
the spot.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-03-07
AVILTON

Quite a storm of rain and sleet
visited this section on Saturday night
and Sunday.
Clifton Weitzell and Yolanda Bish-
ield, of Mt. Savage, is spending few
days with the formers parents.
Mildred Fike, of Washington, D. c.,
spent the weekend here with her par
ents.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. S. Fike were Cum
berland visitors on Sunday.
Vernon Robson, Frostburg, spent
the weekend here with his parents.
Billy Merrill was caller at Forest
Beachy's Saturday night and Sunday
Ellis Broadwater was visiting at the
julius Wilhelm home recently.
Robert Merrill was hauling potatoes
to Piedmont, w. Va, for Willie Robe
son.
Irva and Mary Jane Robson have
been i'll for the past week.
Jesse Merrill is kept busy hauling
potatoes to Cumberland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Wilhelm were
shopping in Frostburg on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Broadwatel
have severe colds at present.
Ray and Harold Fike were hauling
hay for George Grove on Saturday.
Ellie Broadwater was visiting his
grandparents the past two weeks. He
returned to his home in Homecoming
on Monday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-03-07
STEYER

Our little town and community have
been quite showed under for some
time, but here we come just to make 1t
known that we are still on the map.
Several of the farmers of this COM
munity have opened their maple sugar
camps, but due to weather conditions
have made very little sugar.
Mrs. George Grimm returned to
Terra Alta Saturday after having
spent the winter months here with
her daughter, Mrs. V. T. Steyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Tucker motored
to Kitzmiller Friday evening to visit
James Burton, who had been patient
in Memorial Hospital, Cumberland, for
several days, but is now at home, his
condition being somewhat improved.
Sunday dinner guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Propst were
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Foley and their
daughter Betty, Helen Goodwin, Clyde
lMr. and Mrs. Ray Goodwin were Wis
Tucker and Lester Loughry.
itors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Steyer Thursday evening.
Quite a number of folks in our COM
munity are suffering from attacks of
influenza at this time.
Robert Burton, Kitzmiller, was a
weekend guest at the c. E. Shilling
burg home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Cerne and
daughter Ruth Elaine, Joe and Frank
Cerne were visiting their mother, Mrs.
Rose Cerne, here on Sunday.
A few of the young people from
this town enjoyed candy party at
the home of Maryland Propst Friday
evening.
Miss Betty White, of Grafton, West
Va, returned to her home Sunday
after spending a few days here with
her sister, Mrs. Chester Steyer.
Mrs. C. E. Shillingburg is suffering
from a series of heart attacks at this
time.
Several persons of this community
attended choir practice at the K. of
P. hall, Gormania, on Tuesday night
Preaching service was enjoyed Sun
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-03-07

A new all-time record for continu-
Gus railroad locomotive performance
is believed to have been set by Diesel
Electric Locomotive No. Sc on it's run
with the B. and O.'s Capital Limited
between Washington and Chicago.
The record was set, B. and O. Off
Gals said, when the locomotive pulled
into Washington last week with the
Capitol Limited on it's 365th daily run
between the capital and Chicago with
out miss, for a total of more than
100000 miles.
So far as is known, no locomotive Of
any type ever before has established
a record of 100 per cent availability in
such gruelling service for solid year
according to the B. and o.
The record is regarded as being the
more remarkable because it was made
on 772-mile run calling for regularly
scheduled average speed of more than
fifty-siX miles per hour, including ten
regularly scheduled stops over 4
route which includes some of the
heaviest mountain grades in the east
ern section of the country. The Capito!
Limited regularly consists Of from
eleven to as many as fifteen standard
weight Pullman cars, ranking it with
the heaviest fast scheduled passenger
trains in the country.
To make the 365 consecutive trips
the locomotive had to pull the Capitol
Limited between Washington and Chi.
cago, with arrival in the morning, and
departure the same afternoon, day
after day. This meant that the longest
period during the entire year in which
the locomotive was idle for servicine
was six and half hours.
Diesel Locomotive No. Sc is a 5000
horsepower unit by Electro-Motivt
Corporation at LAGRANGE, ILL.,, in 1888
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-03-07

day afternoon in the Steyer school
house by all who attended. Rev. Gar
rett Evans, of Mountain Lake Park,
was the preacher.
Our Sunday school is progressing
nicely. The special feature was given
by Miss Betty White, of Grafton, on
last Sunday in the form of soprano
solo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wolfe were Wis
iting at the Propst home one day last
week.
Mrs. Carlton Shillingburg was Wis
iting Mrs. Hester Harvey Friday af-
ternoon.
Miss Betty White and Mrs. Chester
Steyer visited Mrs. Ray Goodwin Fri
day afternoon.
Alta Hinebaugh was a guest of Miss
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-03-07

RECORD is SET BY LOCOMOTIVE-The Balti-
more and Ohios Diesel-Eectric Locomotive No Sc
is believed to have set an al-time worlds record
for continuous locomotive service when it completed
365 daily trips hauling the Capitol Limited 772
miles between Washington and Chicago without
miss. for a total of 10000 miles See story below.
Washington Journal., 1940-10-04

aMe ime @eronen, Die nf irgenoeinem @ebet ir 8ihen o0er aOnnen
81 perboafOmmnen iufen, 6aben iet Deoer Die 0e0ghhfeit, BON ben oil-
ietigen Observation-Disclosures @etrau6 gu MAIDEN, pelbe Die itdOtiihen
@benoidulen bieten.
gitt MIR Sen geueingepanoeren fuben ole @%benoifrIen 81 belfen.
Cine pittige Aufgobe beiebt beue nb onrin, ben bier geborenen oer
ffon felt langem oni6iigen Heronen cine fofenreie @eegenbeit sur
@eter6iI0ung, sur @rlernung zines fuufmdnnhben o6er tednr6en ge-
rus 8u geben. Ge iorfe Ginhrdnung Der @inuonoerung bot aud
ipihtige 6olgen fir Dos abenO6umefen gebabt. S6On Der llmhano
oaB Die Sunoperfer Der gIten gelt nht mebr mad bier fommen uno
oomit Der omerfannden SnOuire fem neues glit 5ufibren f0nnen, bat
oen SduIen neue aufgaben 5ugephen.
2ern6egierigen miro es 0anit m0glif gemaft nibt nur Oas egene
@en ODER a0nnen 81 erpeitern, ionoern gIeidsettg Die @rlmolage fir
cine ipdtere lobnenOe 8ehaftgung gu Iegen. limo io6e 2eue, Die bereits
berlfib tdig fno, fomen ir Dorbanoenes @then nlsbauen, neil ia
5piiben Gbeorie un0 Braris, 5mifden alien uno neuen Wetbooen oft elm
groBpr lnhrideo beebt. Die moOernen @eUerbeidulen erlGutern Die
neuefen arbetsmetbooen, nit Oenen IeBft bic befen SonOterfer alten
Stlags m1rnter mr ppnig pertraut lno.
Die abenoifulen f0nnen 5uinnmen nit on 8iblotbefen 8u ben merit
boqien @inriftungen uneres l1otH6en &ebens gerefnet weroen. W9an
iOae reibIi6 @ebrauf BON ibnen ma6en.
Washington Journal., 1940-10-04
l1nterri6t in Trei9eit nnn 9empfratie

Die 8lmOesreaierng bat fb ist entidIoden, lnerbbtsfurie in 6rei
belt mO 9emofrate in BEN 2ebrplan Der @lementarifulen umb Sod
i1uLen ioDie Der lnDentdten ouf5unebmen. @tgentli9 umerieben Die
0ffentiben StuRn Der &ontoae Der 2ofa6eb0roen. Mter oe 8unoes-
regerung bat lest enen 9ommaior fir 5tuIpeien, oeien mittigte Stunt
ton BARN befeht Stahfhfeu uno unoere Snformationen an Die Oeribie-
0enen REORGANIZATION 81 Iieun.
Ser Sdulfomminar bot nun Elm q rOgramm alsgearbeitet, Dos brei
Pmfe entbdIt: ]. Die Nndpbabeten iolen perihminOen; 2 Die aus-
LANDER fOqen iber Die @eibibte Der gereinigten Saaten un0 Die @runo-
iae ibres Gegeumgsfpfen1s unterrifht merOen; {. Den G%ruotienen
foa Ourb Stu0ium uno 9isfuiion Ous 8erbdltnis fir Die greignife Der
3eitgen0fffden @eidibte erfdlofen neroen. &as Die &usrohlng Der
AnaIpbabeten onbehifft 10 lit oiePs 3l ibon iet Sabr3ebnten ange-
frebt poroeu. Sic 3obl Der ~&napbabeten lit ab 5urifgegangen. gr
I'M Sloen betrdgt fe nod ibr 10 Bro8ent. Si0-GoroIna ihbt nit
149 8ro8ent an Der Spibe. gs mare re1t nett penn audi I'M ounfditen
Sioen Ole 5dpar8en uno Die Sia6iQies 2den mo S6reiben lernen
mir0en.
Nad benz 8peiten 4unft beg Nrogrunmes iolen Die MusldnOer etuas
bon Den @runoidBen Der &egierung un0 Der @efdihte 0s 2anoes lernen.
8as hn fe ia iopno, opnn ioit fOnnten fe ia Die YrIfmg fir Die
gruerbung Der giirgerpapiere nbt befeben.
@aerofngs gbt es piele gingeborene, Die niht nit Der gifenibaft
beafet fno. Die Sdule pa ibnen Die rebte ginfeaung 5u ben 3atge-
nonii6en @reignH1en bei6ringen. 0fit anoern gSoren, fe folen ben @eHt
Der 3it eraHen. aber ibon @oetbe bot geiogt, bob onier @at Der @eHt
Der 9erren it, Snmerbin lit es gut, ooB oas golf iier oas Heien uo
Die gor5ige Der Gemofratie augeHdrt miro.
Washington Journal., 1940-10-04
9ilfe fit bic 9eimat

Ntit Dem @intritt Ser 0ormal8eit
Iin6 auh Die 3eiten Der beiBen Gage
Ooriiber ltn0 man miB ieBt balo oa=
ran oenfen sic 8interiaden aus
ben Sruben beraus5ubolen un0 ben
&%oDlenfeaer 81 inlpi3ieren, oh GENT
gen0 &oblenoorrat porban0en lit, INN
fir Die falte @inter3eit a1genebm
our6mdrmte 3immer 81 baben.
@enn man 0ann an falten uno reg
nerii6en Serbitabenoen in gemiit-
li9 our6mdrmten H1umlihfeiten Die
Sagesneuigfeiten am &aoio bort,
oann ioQten Die @eoanfen altb elm
NAL iiber oas Meer i6meifen uno
man loate li1 in @eoanfen D~oritel-
len, Die Die lieben N~ngeborigen In
ser Mlten Seinlat ben Abeno perbrin=
gen miiiieu. gieaeidt iino iie ourb
einen 5liegeralarm ge5tDungen, in
elmer falten uno regneriihen Nadt
sic ibiibenoen unteritdnoe aif8uiu-
den uno bielei6t bn6en lie ni6t ge=
nitgeno ar3u5ieben, nm ii6 Dor ben
l1nbiloen ser 8itterung 81 i6iiBen,
ODER pieaeidt miirOen iih Die Ange=
borigen nod Dem 8erlaiien Der I'm
t~erItGnbe nod elmer 9aiie mdrmen-
Sen &affees iebnen. @s lit leiber I'M
m0glidL @ermanote uno 6reunOe in
Der 4lten Seimat BON bier aus NIT
&leioungsitiiden ODER an0eren mar
men Saden 5u periorgen; aber man
fam ibnen nit eiuer @eloienoung
in &egiitermarf ibr niAt beneioenS-
mertes Coos perbeliern, o0er ibnen
ou9 elm &affee- ODER 2ebensmittel-
8ofet bon bier aus iibermeiien lai-
fen. 8eridieben sic nidt auf NOR
gen, mos sic iebt i6on tun f0nnen.
@eben sic nod ITO Sebite StroBe,
Noropeit, mo oas befonnte oeuti6e
&eiiebiiro $. g. @infler, Sbnen iei-
ne beipdbrten 9ienite fir @elo= uno
Observation-Disclosures CUR 8erfii-
gung felt.
Washington Journal., 1940-10-04
Die srasSbin

Sn ben Sabren, Oa ct Director
Oes 8iener 8urgtbeaters mar, lei
tete ser 0ramatifer Seinri9 2onbe
mitunter ielbit sic Troben. Muf Ell.
ner Don-garlos Strobe, oie obne De-
forationen, MIR als GpreGprobe
5Diiden Ben DarIteaern abgebalten
tuuroe, bate sic beriibmte Erag5.
bin Steua SobenfeIs lire 0iaIog.
worte als gboIi seiproden irnO iol-
te, uie es oas Megiebu9 boriGrieb,
nod Iinfs abgeben. SIN Offer oes
Spiels irrte lie ii6 uno trat oiif
Die redte Seite Der leeren 1iibne.
Seinri1 2oilbe aber i1ritt iofort
Der 9arltelerin entgeeeu, breitete
bei6e grtne mad Der Seite aus urO
rief: n8itte mad linfs, end0iee
6raii, re6ts Itebt bei Der WoriteI-
lung cine geidloiiene auliiie.~ Die
Sobenfels, nod b6IIis i'm @anre
Der GboliroIle, ridtete ibre gtrtgett
auf ben Direftor, bIidte i'm ber-
adtenb an uno grcute: ~Heonntls
Washington Journal., 1940-10-04
9as Oife GnOe fOmmt nod

@ewObnlid peroen areoe 8uert in vbumlanitdrer" @efe gefibrt. Damn
o6er felt cine 0ation Die gebouptung af, Die anoere babe Gum-9um.
@ei6one ODER @iftgas oerhenoet, ooer fe bate Sofpitalibiffe Derfenft ODER
fb ionnhDie gegen os 80lferreft mo Die vSumanhGt" pergangen.
Selbireoeno m1B mon fh oagegen nebren. 9Pan muB Bergetung ifn
unO 8far geihie9t oos oaourdl, oaB man es nod ibarfer treibt als Der
@egner es angeblib tut. 9ie 6olge oaoon lit elm binoes Witen. SIN
accompaniment ariea fno mir nal ipieoer 10 melt qefommen. Sic 8ieIe
i'm segenwartgen arieg NIT gOmben uo 5ug5eugen fO Diefah nbt
nebr militdribe 3iele, ionoern Die 3iDilbeDOferung, nmtmlitdrHbe
3Rle Gabei bRibt es notirli6 nibt. Die grfabrungen lebren os.
Zines ibonen Cages miro BON Der einen ODER anoern Settle Der gornurf
erboben, Der Segners babe @ifga5bomben DertDenoet. 9as mill man
nairlub ndt 10 enfa9 binnebmen, uno man 5ablt nit gleider Wfin5e
benin. Gamit peroen miltdriide 3Rle ~l6erbaupt nibt mebr getroffen,
ionoern alsfAlieBid Die 3iDil6eOolferung 9nmit bat man BON porn-
berein gerednet, oenn iont 6atte man ia feline gasfberen llnterfanoe
un6 feline @asmasfen gebra1ht, fir Die man ihon lange Dor benz Greg
geiorgt bate. Bisber bat man nod feline 8ermenoung onfir gebabt. Mber
es miro fpabrifeinlid nod fonunen. Sn Der grbitterung miro man anb
gum lekhn Wittel greien. l1o mas fomnt oann? Ge S9reden, Die
oann fonmer, fio nidt aus5uoenten.
Washington Journal., 1940-10-04
6leine Na6rt1tem

-@m 9ienstag p%ergangener Bo-
DE, ben %. september, rei6ten ii1
Sri. 9ettD Steinbah uno Serr
@omaro SIC. Qidt Die 9dnoe gum
ebelihen 8un0e. Ole Srauung fano
in Der Gpisfopolen Stride an Der is.
uno 0epton StroBe ftatt init no6-
folgenoem @mpfong I'M Haleigb 500
tel. 0ie Sodl5eitsreiie fiibrte oas
iunge @aur nod SEEM gorf. Die
9raut lit Die iiingite Eo6ter oes
@bepaores s. Steinbad nnO Der
8rGutigam lit aus Chicago gebiirtig.
Gen gleuDermdblten piinIden mir
olles @ute ouf ibrem ferneren &c
benspege.
-Serr GbeoOor r d, nelder
lid int Gronfenbaus oes Soldiers
Some elmer transportation nnter-
3ieben muBte, gebt ieiner 8eneiung
cntgegen.
Clipper front oarnieoer liegt i'm
Someopotiiden 9oipital 6rau Garl
@ammeI. Sic muBte iih ploBli6
elmer idmeren Operation unter8ie-
ben unO ibr 3uitono lit Sorgnis err
regenO. 9as Sournal un0 ibre bic
len 6reunoe piini6en ibr boloige
Notwithstanding.
SEER MiIliBer, bon Seruf
81der uno &onoitor lit gebeten, iid
nit Serrn Seller in oct. 8leaiant
in @erbinoltng 81 ieben.
-Serrn unn 6rau Sobn Otter
muroe elm frdftiger Stammbalter
geboren. Wiutter uno 4ino befinoen
lid mobI. @err Otter lit oftibes Dit
glieo 0es Sdngerbunoes.
-6rou alfreo 9 er, be-
liebte 8rdiioentin oes S1ngerbuno
6rauendors, muBte iid am Wfon-
tag i'm o8roDiOence~ a%ranfenbous
elmer ManOeloperntion unter5ieben.
Sic befinoet iid mieoer 8u Sauie
uno gebt ibrer @eneiung entgegen.
Washington Journal., 1940-10-04
anf Gesenieitisfeit

Ser 8erufsitat0 ser &e6tson-
u6lte fam Ii9 riibmen, in ieinen
&eiben electromagnetic un0 beriibm-
tie 9eri0nlidfeiten, un0 5par Idon
felt Sa6rtaulenoen, gu Sdblen. Gin
beriibmter g~erteiOiger NOR Cicero,
mar aud Sulius gdiar, auguitus,
Der erite, Ser ii6 Ben SiteI zines
r0mii9en Smperotors 3ulegte.
@ines Cages tDuroe elm x0miider
2egionGr, Ser iabrelang inter Ga
lars Giibrltng gef1mpft uno iid
nIs erprobt uno tii6tig erpieien
bate, tpegen irgen0eines gergebens
angeflaet. &rr6 enti6Ioiien Bat er
Sulius gdiar ielber, feline gerteioi-
gung Dor @eridt gu iibernebmen.
9ieier nnbm ieine 3uftu1t gu
Ausre0en uno Oeriprad, inn einen
anoeren guten Hedtsanipalt 8u FEM
ben. Darauf entgegnete Ser 2egio-
mar:
rSmperntorl AlS on DID Dor Der
IeBten S9la9t an ung Soloaten
%man6teit un0 uns aneiferteit, 90
antuortete i9 Dir aud ni1t, ooB
id nidt fampfen miiroe, uno i6
iudte niemanoen, Der mid in Ser
S9laht bertreten folte.
Ser Serrider, Ser oie b0diten
Memter un6 @iiroen i'm State in.
nebatte, beeab ii6 gum Tribunal,
Inn bort 0ie None oes @erteioigers
ieines treuen RampfgenOfien gu
iibernebmen.
Washington Journal., 1940-10-04

90 ir bdlten nlir 10 LANCE oag
Slid fir blind, ais es nidt au uns
fomrnt.
Washington Journal., 1940-10-04
9enti6e s9nle beginnt
mOrgen WOrmittag
Mursen frib bcsinnt Die 9entIdle
&imOer-S pradj-S dnle. 10 1l6r, I'M
nSbOmp'On" S6nlbans, 12te nnO 8
Strake, u. %. 1tnterridt fret.

Sic bier Sabre alte 0elitihe Sim
Oer-Sprahidule @aibingtons offnet
morgen friib nm 10 l1br pieoer Die
Gore uno 8tpar pie bisber in Der
ItGotiihen, iogenonllten u9bompion-
Shule" an Ser gde Der uQ" StraBe,
NoroDeIt, uno 012te" StraBe. Weit
Bolitif o0er Heligion bat Die Sdu-
lie, mel6e bonn Dgoneoro~ Stub Inn
terbalten miro, ni6ts 3l tun. 9eutib=
amerifanii6e @ltern un6 anoere Sn-
tereiiierte ioaten lire Rinoer ihiden
(alter 8-14 Sobre) uno fonnen
fiber fem oaB Die &inoer gut ouf-
geboben lino. 9ie &inoer ioQen
oeutid leien, ipre6en, iineen, i6rei-
ben, oeflamieren uno perlteben ler-
men. Se0es &ino lit m%illfommen,
nit ODER obne bel 8orbereitung.
Die 2ebrerin SRI. Marie Gabortb,
miro ben llnterridt ben 8erbdltnii-
len anpaiien. Nebnli1e S9ulen
gibt es in Nemorf, Seem yorf, Ybi-
laoelpbia, Baltimore, Chicago uno
Omaha.
Washington Journal., 1940-10-04
SaRlea Sic fteR speRIer-
@eheN Sic truhler aus!

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ber Ietten 5 @enerattDncn gelerpt, 6ah
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feit, aerbpftdt, gerbnnnngsftbrnng, ners
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nnb b~eSd1leumfgt gerbnntug. @etem ste
mtnAt entlmmtigf, iueum adhere Wtght5tneM
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