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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-20

acting was very good. The princess
Helen Person Young, had the lead,
ing role. She gave Il splendid per-
Torrance, displaying remarkable
ability in her acting.
Nine dancing dolls represented
nine different countries. Each of the
dolls wore lovely costume, typical
of the country which she represent
ed. Each carried her national flag,
and while she did a dance appropri-
ate for that country, sang a national
song. Becky Tippctt was Spanish;
Grace Boyd Hicks, Eskimo; Marga-
ret Cheatham, Scotch; Elizabeth Ann
Bass, English; Judy Finch, Russian;
Ferebee Fenner Cooper, French;
Patsy Glenn, Irish: Janet Woodlief,
japanese; and Pearl Lee Woodlief,
American.
A group Of children represent
ed servants, who waited on the royal
family during the play. Sixteen
were dressed as children, and play
ed London Bridge" at the birthday
party given for the princess.
The chorus was formed by 100
children. They were dressed in peas
ant costumes, which were very at
tractiVe and harmonious.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-20
Parhan-Lewis Wedding
In Oxford Saturday

Oxford, May 2O.-St. Stephens
church OF Oxford, was the scene of
wedding Of unusual interest to
many friends over the state Satur-
day evening when Miss Eliza Huske
Lewis, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard H. Lewis, became the bride
Of Russell Johnson Parham of Hend-
erSOn.
The wedding took place at $50
o'clock, with the Rev. A. G. Cole,
rector of the church, officiating be-
fore setting of Gala lilies, double
snapdragon, candles, ferns and palms.
AS the guests entered the church,
Miss Virginia Carroll, the organist,
gave recital Of nuptial music. The
bridal party entered by strains of
LoA; ngrin'S Bridal Chorus" leaving
the c..urch by MendelSSohn' We'd
ding March.
he bride, who was escorted and
given in marriage by her father,
wore gown of lace and net made on
princess lines with sweetheart neck
line and short pulled sleeves. The
very full skirt was made of net and
lace gOdetS that continued into the
long train. Her veil Of bridal Illus
ion fell from pleated tiara and was
caught at the back with orange bios
SONS, and she carried an arm bOu-
quet Of gardeniaS, lilies Of the valley
and single larkspur.
Mrs. RiveS Taylor, sister Of the
bride, served as matron Of honor
The brides other attendants were
Miss Lefty LaSsitcr of OXforG, Miss
Alma Parham, Henderson, SISTER OF
the groom, Mrs. Frances johnson,
Norfolk, Va, Mrs. William Bush, of
Montclair, N. J. They wore peach
net dresses over taIicta slips. The
sweetheart nCcklincS and short
sleeves were edged with scIf-rouch-
ing. Their extremely full skirts fell
from tight-fitted waists. They wore
small matching net hats tied at the
back with hyacinth blue velvet rib
bonS, and carried arm bouquets oil
mixed spring flowers in shades of
lavender and blue.
The groom was attended by his
father, w. Brooks Parham of Hcnd
erSon, as best man. The uShcrS and
groomSmen were II. II. Lewis, Jr., of
Durham, John Church, Henderson
DR.. Charles Rollins, Henderson, and
Hugh West, Richmond, Va.
The ceremony was followed by q
lovely reception held at the Oxford
Woman's club. Spring flowers and
lighted taperS were used throughout
the rooms. Receiving with Mr. and
Mrs. R. H. Lewis were the bride and
groom, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Parham,
Henderson, parents of the groom,
Mrs. Weldon FuSke of Fayetteville
grandmother III the bride. and the
bridal party. Mrs. Lewis wore a
gown of aqua lace and crepe and
had a corsage of gardenias. Mrs
| Parham wore gown of white chit
| fon and had q corsage Of gardenias
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-20

ley.
Mistress Mary-Lillan Davis.
The Fine Lady-Bctsy Davis.
Jack-Talton Watkins.
Jill-Elizabcth Geary.
Nimblc Jack-Jackie Harper.
Little Bo-Pcep-Eli2abeth Adams.
Lucy LOckct-PatSy Gill.
Kitty Fisher-Joan CraWley.
Curly Locks-Mary Louise Harris.
Little Betty Blue-Rose Marie
Langston.
Mary (who had a lamb)-Georgia
ZapantiS.
Little Jumping Joan - Dottie
Greene.
Jonn-LuCius Freeman.
Janc-Marc Jones.
Ten O'Clock Scholar - Grover
GriSsOm.
The Picman--Tommy Morris.
The Old Woman in ShOc-Bctty
Jean Thomas.
Children Of the Old Woman in a
shoe:
Evelyn Adams, Sarah Gorsuch,
Elaine Evans, Jack Snow, Harry
Gambler, Virginia Morris, Elizabeth
Newman, Mile LaSsitcr, Patsy Mich
OILS Barbara LangSton, Nancy Nc
Lemorc, Jean Hoyle and Barbara
May.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-20
Too Bad About
Safety Clubbers
Who Lost Badges

Safety Club members who have
lost their Safety Club badges will not
be admitted TO the picture show be-
ing given Saturday morning for club
members in good standing, it was
stated today by Smith H. Young, sec
rotary Of the Chamber of Commerce.
The few members who have never
had badges may secure a note from
their teachers and will be admitted
on this note, il was said.
Safety club members will be guests
of the Stevenson theatre Saturday
morning at 1920 o'clock TO sec Laurel
and Hardy in "BlOlto". an MGM car
toon and a picture of the Crime
Does Not Pay series.
The safety club is sponsored in the
Henderson schools by the Chamber
Of Commerce, the Stevenson theatre,
and the Lions club The club men,
bers were guests at a picture show
at the Stevenson on March l6, when
approximately 1900 children were
present.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-20
Dabney News

Mr.. AMI Mrs. Ben Matthew'S, Mr.
2udolph Hunt and Joe Ann Hun
we're the Sunday dinner guests o
Mr.. and Mrs Rufus Matthews.
Mrs. c. y. Matthews. Mrs. Ray
nond Matthews and daughtcE
Louise. Mrs. G.. G.. Rem. and Mi
Nvrtle Fuller spent WcdncSdn
rcning with Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.
Matthews.
Miss Hida Glover was the recon
guest of Miss Sarah Matthews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Robinson. Nj
md Mrs. w NJ. Rnbineon Wcr
guests S,nday evening o. Mr.. ~
'rr$. Frank Ellington.
The Young Peoples DiVi"i"n d"
Harris Chapel Methodist Church hcl
+ monthiv meeting at III" home
Misses .Ailcn". Emma Louise, an
Susie Lee GrcCnWHy TAur%dny niTh
May IS. The program vas carr'
out as it had been planned, aft"
which many games were played 1N'
enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Matthews, M
md Mrs. Raymond Matthew, an
daughter. Loui~c. and Norman
Clarke wore visitors Of Mrs. G. G
Rem Sunday at Petersburg, va.
Mrs. Rem accompanied them nome
to spend some time with her broth
II. c. A. Matthews.
Mr.. and Mrs Rufus Daniel an
daughters. Ellen and Peggy. and MIS-
Eva Daniel were visitors Sunda'
evening Of Mrs. Daniels parent
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Matthews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Hcdgcpct1
Of KittrelI, are spending the week
md with Mrs. Hedgepcth,S parents.
MIR. and Mrs. Rufus Matthews.
Miss Christine Robinson spent
Wednesday night with her sister
Mrs. Morris Brame.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Brewer an,
family were the guests OF MI: an'
Mrs.. S, w. GreenWay, Jr.. and MI
and Mrs. S. w. GreenWay Sunday
evening. c.,.;.
Misses Emily Crews and Cynthr
Glover, of Park View hospital, kocN,
Mount, were weekend guests o
their parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. ~
Glover and Mrs. w. Fl. Crews, 10
The past weekend.
Misses Viola. Ruth, and A. u
Glover. of Rosemary, were sumo"
afternoon guests of Mr.. ana MIS- vi
d, Glover and family. wa
Misses Alice, Jennie, and Ett,
Bowling visited Miss Jeannetl
Rowell Saturday nigh
Mrs. S. w. Greenway had as ne
guest Sunday afternoon Mrs. y. II
Parham, of Henderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Parrot anr
family, and Mrs. A. G.. Parrot Wef
Sunday evening visitors of MIR. an'
Mrs, S. ". GrecnWay. il. and MIS-
S. ". GreenWay.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-20
Friendly Club Has
Meeting On Friday

The Friendly club held its weekly
meeting Friday evening at the home
of Mrs. Rachel NaGsnn in South
Henderson.
The club meeting opened with the
theme song, Aud Lang Sync'. Mrs
Roy Faulkner had charge Of the pro-
gram, with the evenings topic DE
pendablity". Mrs. Ncva FaulIinci
talked on "Thc Advantage Of Being
Dependable" The scripture was read
by Mrs. w. L. Harris, and Mrs. j
w. Wilder read 4 poem
Several games and contests were
played, and refreshments. consisting
.or candy, nuts, and iced drinks were
served during the social hour.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-20
MARRIAGES
PARTIES
SOCIAL
ACTIVITIES

The two families and wedding at
PENDANTS gathered at the nome OF Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis after the reception
for the cutting Of the lovely three
TERED wedding cake.
For travelling the bride wore a
blue ensemble with cOrsage Of gar
denias. After d wedding trip, Mr..
and Mrs. Parham Will make their
home i'm Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-20
Auxiliary Request
For Cooperation

The American Legion Auxiliary
sponsors of the sale Of crepe paper
poppicS on Saturday, 'Poppy Day.,
have asked that the merchants in
Henderson cooperate in using win
dow displays appropriate for Poppy
Day. Mrs. Geneva Il. Tci&cr, chair
man Of the sale, said that the AuXiI-
larry would appreciate every cfror;
the merchants make to further the
sale OF pOppicS.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-20
Spring Concert
Is Thursday

The girls glee club Of Henderson
high school and the piano pupils of
Mrs. w. w. Parker will give their
annual spring concert next Thursday
night in the high school auditorium,
it was announced today by Principal
w. D. Payne. The public is invited
to attend.
The program for the concert will
said.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-20

L. P. Watson and H. W. Taylor,
specialists Of the State College En-
tension Service, are aiding growers
in the strawberry sections better
grade and pack their berries so as TO
receive best prices
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-20

BIC" is also effective for the relief OF
muscular aches: pains Of neuralgia;
functional periodic pains. and as a
sedative in simple nervousness. Use
according to directions on package. and
always consult physician when pains
persist l0c & Csc sizes.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-20
PRAYER Meeting Band

Prayer meeting band will meet
Tuesday evening al 8 O'Clock in the
home Of Mrs. Florence Clark on
Lehman street, with Mrs, J. w. Alb
bot as leader.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-20

Nerve-racking headaches usually yield
promptly to the quick-acting ingredients
in the BIC" formula. Try a BIC" the
next time headache is pounding
away. Note how quickly you are re.
lieved and begin 10 feel much better.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-20
Returns fronl II0Hnital.

Little Miss Sumner Fuller Par
ham. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Edwin
Fuller Parham, has returned home
from Durham Whcr" she had her ton
SilS rcmrVCd at McI'hCrSrn hospital
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-20
Visit Sick Mother

g .t.c.iS. VINO continues Ill
.u Rowland street had
.-.-eGd guests her sons,
.y. Ralph and John l..
&c. grandson Charles
. Stevens. who remained for
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-20

".~Eyr Sunday school
- T..>c Methodist church
-.- lar monthly meeting
clock Al the church.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-20
HIRE for Weekend

...-. @.unk Mills, il. and
..-. Suzanne. of Green
... weekend in Hender-
. -.- .I.,,>' parents. Mr.. and
--....n Mills.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-20
Jane Capen.
~ollci lub.

- TIC. Club will meet
tcuuettc tomorrow
~ o'clock.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-20

. Utyuor spent last
....s.au. d. C., where
. -.~te-. Mrs. John L.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-20
iE;:jTOR'S ,TOTICE.

Lifted as Executor Of
x. !. Richardson. de-
- Vance County. North
% notify all persons
againSt the estate Of
~ e. exhibit them to the
&c her home. Route 5,
{. on or before the
l.v. 1871. or this notice
bar Of their recovery.
I day Of May. 1910.
.. r.. RICHARDSON.
D.. the Estate Of
0,~Dn. Deceased.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-20

Daughter Born.
Mr.. and Mrs. Basil w. Knott an
nouncc the birth of a daughter,
Shirley jean, on May II, 1910, at
their home on Route =, Henderson.
Mrs. Knott formerly was Miss Susie
Daniel.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-20

The good generally do die young;
or OutgrcW IL.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-20

Frigidaire Super Freezer = Makes
ice cheaper than you can buy it,
Fila Refrigcrant-Safesr rcfrigcr-
ant known TO mankind Auto
matte Interior Light Automatic
Reset Defroster Cold Storage
Tray. Touch-Latch Door Opener
.Unimatic Gold Control . 5-Year
Protection Plan Against Service
Expense Stainless Porcelain in
Food Compartment.Satin Smooth
Dulux Exterior Built and Backed
by General Motors.
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1eittssl bea rs. DIfSIsr 1870

Die esiie 81. afciie pnroe ii ct.
1ouis i'm Sabre 1854 gefeiert am feI.
ben pIose, mo Die aotbeoraIe ftebf.
Seit iiber so Sabren mar 6ie ct.
2onis- -@emeinbe Die ei,l5ige Der 5i,.
fiinftieen 0aetropole, bic bon ibr if.
rem Nnnlen erbielt. Die Gatbeor0Ie
pllroe ON 26. 0ftober 1884 bon Di-
ibof sSolepb giofati, Dem erften 9i-
fbof bon 81. 2oliis, foniefriert. gr
.erbieIt bon Dem ibn befrennoeten
GopIt @resor benz Sed5ebnten bic
reiditen slbIGiie, Die ie cine Stride III
ben Der. Staaten erhaIten bat.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-16

Den aufang 0ieIer 3eiten mer0e id)
nod erleben. SD Bin frnnf bon 0efIl
@eidaliten. @ebe @ott meinell ain-
bern bod bic Greue 5linl Gloubenl"
Das lit anf aIIe 6GIle cine auffal=
lenOe GoransiaguI,g, oenn oies er-
idien i'm 0lai 1929 III oben erip6bm-
ter 3eitling un0 mir bradten iie I'M
ieIben Sssabr 1923 III ,i,lerm 8latt,
aIio al elmer 3eit, mo nod niemanO
an cine Nnsipartei, Elm Gnfenfreua
llnb an bic Seiliglprebnng Der ge-
ttannten Seiligen oaehte
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&nnbfnnfanipradc 4apit gins' bes
2mIfffrn
3iu1Iftcit

GnnSfmnfanfpradJe 8apft Hins' bes
3tu1lften
Bapit Bins Der 3n0Ifte, miro, nibt
ipie irrtiimIiberpeiIe gemelbet ipurbe,
am IL, fon6ern am 49,. Dftober, benz
goraben6 oes Miiiionsion,ltags Go.
Dftober) cine 3unofunfaniprade an
bic Ratbolifen amerifos boIten. Gr5.
biidof Speuman bon Neip yorf rno
Misr. 9bomos MeDonnell, Der Matio-
naloireftor oes gereins Der @Ioubens-
berbreitllng, perben an bieIer g,,no-
fiinfienbnng Ilitipirfen. DieIe Gunb-
fnnfienbung Der bonn 81. gater beab-
fdtieten gotidaft an bic arlerifani-
16en &atbolifen iiber oie 9iiiiions-
t6tigfeit Der &irde erfoIet nnf beion-
Oeres griuben bes NationaIbaros oes.
Sereins Der misunderstanding in
Geipgorf. e
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NQcrlct aus aller @elt h

I AA1V M
|5ipeite gliinbeibnatnr. sic ipoIlte ala-
|riiiin tperoen, iebob onf ben Hat oes
8eidtpnters beirafete fie. sic mar eli
ne beionbere Nerebrerin bes beiIig-
|iten 9ltarsiafromentes nn6 fiibrte eit
beiligmaBiges 2eben. Sbr Mann mar
bon gleider @eiinnilns. Sic NOR Giib-
rerin Der fatboIiiden Grouen Staliens
lino groBe 8erebreri,1 bes I'll. 5ran-
sisfils. Nit 33 Snbren itorb fie bei
Der @ebnrt bes fiebenten &inoes. gor
oem GabernafeI batte Tie cine Billion
iiber fiinftige 9inge. gribiittert ba-
bon fhidte iie bieieIbe an cine Gminen5
5ur 8enrteilnns, Of oieie bon @ott
ODER bon, SeiifeI iei.,
sSnbaIt Der giiion: sgs fonnle1t gro.
Be 9rongfnle;; ai,bor tpir6 goft Elm
2idt Der Stride ienben, bas oenen,.
bic oem 2idte folsen, 8eg aino alar-
beit gebell miro. Albertns Mognusi
miro al,f ben 9bron Ser AItare nno.
als Girdenlebrer erboben tperberl.
@oft miro bic Brofefioren Der gbeoIo-
gle, Die er neeen ibres Stolaes babt,
bei6ainen. gr miro ben linipiie
ienoe,l gri,oer Gonrao ino ben lln-
befannten 8rlioer Serbian Ofai anf.
Die altare erbeben. @benfo ipiro @ott
Don 8osco beiligiprehen. sssn Die
len 9agen ipiro Der Noienfran5 ME
erfannten Segen berabfleben. Man
miro iognr on oem Goienfransgebet
ben pabren gbriiten erfennen fon-5
& SD iebe Elm 2nno nit berbngenenl
&ren5 (6afenfren5) Sn Dieieln ann-I
De meroen itoI5e 5taatsnl1nner erite-
ben, Die gbriitns bon benz Gbrone ftiir.
5en ipoIlen. Sic iperben Die Sbopfer-
fraft I'M WhtteridoBe angreifen. giele
iperben in 6ieiem 2anbe bas berbogene
Grens anf Stirn linb 8rnit traeen.
ni6t abneno, baB bies bas 3eiben
Satans lit. Sn oieien 3eiten tperoen
biele Brieiter nnb OroensIeute in 6en
@efongniifen idmabten. Mnn pirb
lie als gerbreder be5eidnen ,,no oann
miro Der erOBte Seil ibres germogens
in beren &anoen iein. 8enn oas ber-
bosene areaaa anf ben airdtiirnaen
leihfet, iperOen fie ibren Eriminpb
/ !
@enn Dos 2ano nit Ser aroBen
5lotte ins Nitteln,eer einIGmff, tuirO
europa 5ittern. gott nirb Nom bor1'
oem 5bli,nmiten beipobren, auf bic
5iirbitte bes bI. 8apites 9ins oes
3ebnten nno Der 81. M1rtprer.
aber Jranfreib unb 5panien iperben
fief iinfen lno nur anf bie Jiirbittes
Der gonceptio Smmaeulata Dor BEN
Sdlimmiten beiuabrt tperoen.
Sd iebe 9elbe nn0 rote arieger ge-
gen europa amfbreden nn6 europa
tpiro in einem eelben DunIte Iieeen.
SSn oieien Dunfte ipiro oas gieb a,lfI
Der 8eioe fterben. Die 8olfer, bie. fidl
gegen Gbriitus erboben baben, tperoen
in Glamnien alfaeben. &ungersnot
miro bic nod Hebriegebliebenen ber-
nidten, fooaB europa gu eroB ieinI
Diro.. gs miro oann biele 8eilige ge-
ben. Damn iperben bie sobne oes FL.
Gran5isfils unb Dominifus, Sic @eIt
ourd5ieben nno al gbriftus fiibren.
Damn miro Der Hapit bie llebrisse-
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SerleamSnnsen sessn asapit nnb
&irdle

~.
&irde
Cine gelpifie greffe, bie barnnf er-
pidt i'll, ftets ,iene iaftiae senlatio-
men 5u fdaffen iino babel aud, Ser
Stride @ielstritte at berieben, bat bel
berfdiebenen MnIGiien Sen gafifon in
gerneiner 8eife Deroddtiet uno anae.
fdipdr5t. 8enn Der Eap5t elmer err
oberten ,,no fdpergepriiften gsntion
fein 8eileib nusbriidt ,,n6 ben 9eot-
leioenoen Ollie angeoeiben Iaht, miro
er als oeutid- ooer itaIienfeinoIid
berfhrien Sudt er 5rieben nit ben
9iftatoren a,l5,tbabnen, beibt es, Ser
Sapft lei aufieifen Ser Diftafurerl.
aae oieie geridte jin6 bonn gatifon
0ementiert tporoen.
Sit einem geridlte ipnrbe foaar sic
laberli6e 8ebauptltng anfaeltelIt, bos
bic anr Sabresfonferen5 berIammeIten
0eutlden giibofe iid baoa entIhIoiien
batfen, allgenblidlid feim shreiben
5,l beroffentliden, ionbern bieImebr
Oanlt big 5um 2rieesenbe al iuarten,
ann Damn &itler au oanfen fir an has,
,nas er fir aird)e linb Bolt aeIeiitet
babe. and oiefer Nadridt feblt ieo-
tDeoe @run6lage.
Gi6tfatbolifen, ipeIde bieIe 0off-
ridtem in Der 9asespreiie Ieien ooer
Ratbolifen, Die fein fatboIiIbes gIott
baiten niiiien oieie faIiden einbriide
bon Der 9altung Der airde erbaIten.
Sffenbar bonoeIt es iid audi nm cine
tpoblgeplante aampaene, INN ben
Hapit nnb Die Stride in ben Muaen
Der STANDARDIZATION at bisfrebitieren.
Jreilid fin0 bic eoIen nneiaenniisiaen
Sefinnungen oes Hnpftes 1peItbefannt
arno bon Miilionen Nidtfotbolifen ae-
jbdst.
Sifsn Der grSfin araneisfa Sc @;l.
iiaate, Srin5eifin bon eabosen
(anf Bnnid zines 2eiers uieoer.
boien mir oieien ArtifeI, Ser inn Sab
re 1923 - oiio aebn Sabre Dor benz
Anfitieg Der Na5ireaieri,ng - in Dem
bon Nigr. ambr. >Sdorrer beransge-
gebenen Sdnei5. &atb. goIfsbIatt er-
fdienen iit.)
,,8ellinsona, Mai 1923.
2ebens6oten: @eb. 1902 in Sa-
boDen bodbegabt, nit is Sabren
foante iie oie beiIioe Sdrift ousipc1-
BIG, iprad flint Spraden, betre,,te
NIT IL Sabren beitld)e Rriegsgefan-
gene, trua als &ino ainberleiben ar
aer 2ente sur 8eerbi9unG cine
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Mte ct. GDaiier aatbebraIe ais Demf-
NAL i'm ntiitn Harf
Die 5toot ct. 2onis lit oamit be-
id6ftigt. am rehten 1lfer 6es Miiiii-
fippi onfteIe eines linidonen 5tabt-
tells einen sSeffeffon WlelnorinI Barf
al,sanlegen alue Barenbdnfer ,,nO
anbere aIte gebdn6e iper6en nie6er.
selest. gsur bic oltebripiirbiee aotbe-
6rale bleibt ilnberiibrt ilno miro 5ii-
fiinftige @eidlehter on Die @eidihte
Der 6taot ct. Qonis erinnern.
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@eligi6its 9eben bIeibt i.nangctaitei
i'm pffmpiertcn geIeien

Welt9tOlcS SeDen DlctOl MnQM0cf0ttef
i'm Dffmpiertcn geIsien
8ie aus 5liberldifiger frnnsoiifher
aneae berfidert ipiro, berrfdt in benz
bon ben De,itiden befekten 8elgien
|boIe religioie Sreibeit. Mae sllr .3eit
Der Sample bergangenen 5oinnters
'geflobenen Hriefter ,lno 9rbenslelte
Ifino bon RarbinnI Ban @oeD, Brimns
bon geIeien, auriidbeoroert iporoen.
Mie nerlaniet, ion ser a0nig bon
8eleien Elm beIgiibes aabinett biIoen
na1 Dem Mufter bes 0raneo-9feeines
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IN Yort1tgaI o6er Der 9etain= =Neaie-
riing IN Jranfreib. aIle ganfiers
lno @eidaftslente iino bereifs aariid-
sefebrt llno georonete gerbdItniiie iino
ipieoer fnff iiberaG einaetreten.
airde nnb Staat i'm nrnea 8srtnsal
Naboem Dor fnraem bic Matififa-
tion 0es ile,ien aonfor6ates 5piIdeI,!
GortngaI nno benz 6l. StnbI erfolgt3
lit, iinb nlinrlebr anb oie neuet, ftaat-
litben @eietein Strait eetretea. tpelhe
Die Megierilng 3nr Mnsfiibrnng Der
Ronforoats sbeitinlnlungen erIaTjen bat.
Gs bnnoelt iid IN eriter 2inie Inn eia
@eies, ipeldes bic aibile @iiItigfeit
oes firdliden gbeobfblufes regeIf.
8orfngaI bat in feinem Rpnforoate
in abnlidler @eiie ipie StaIien auf Die
Dbligaforiid)e 3ibiIebe beraibtet ilno
ben firdliden gbeabidlnB aud fir
ben biiraerliden Gedtsbereid aner-
fannt. Gin tpeiteres @eies bonbelt
iiber bas airdenpermoaen. @rlinoiab-
lid iperoen Der fatboliiben Rirde aae
iene. Glitter 5i,riidseaeben, oie fie AM
1. Sftober 1910, oIfo Dor Der port,,-
giefii6en Reboliltio,,, tpelde 6ie s5rei-
inanrer=Hepublif einfiibrte, beieI5en
sat. Smnerbin beiteben in beibIeiti-
gen GinberItd,,oniiiel Aas,iabmen fir
Rirdengiifer, Die 6erseit 6ffemtIidenl
9dede1 6ienen ooer 6ie ols natioaaIe
8alloenfmdler gelte,l. Die fiaofIihe
gerDaltunes esfommiiiion fir bas Sir
deneut ,piro abgeidofft.
Mie aus Der gatifanftaDt beridtet
miro. 1T Der erite portngieiifde Bot
mofter beim gatifan. gornero Ba-
deco, i'm 5lue3eug in Nom eingetrof-
fen ,,no ipirb fdon in ben ,l6dften Ea-
gen Hopit Bins oen 3nolften iein
eglaubignngsfdreiben iiber reiber,.
Bortllgal bat anIdBlib eines Aonfor-
batabf6luifes feline 6iplomatifde ger-
trefunn beim GeiIinp11 GfuhI ann
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Ireiditen MbIaiie, bie ie cine Stride III
ben Der. Staaien erbalten bat.
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IN nairrn Sffentliden I6sdfdnlrn
Sn einenl 9eribte Der ,,ameriean
Yoiltb gommiffion'' innerbaIb Des
!, american Council Of goneation''
miro oes Idneern ausgefiibrt 6ab Die
abitnrienten Der So1fbnIen ciecnt.
Iid rebt ,inborbereitet fir 6ie bieleH
ioaialen ,ino ipirtfboftliben grobIeme
Der iib RAID di,6ernoen 3eit ins le-
ben freten. Dnrb bic Iange Mrbeits-
loiigfeif baben iid) Belite pieIe grnad.
iene in 0ieienigen 5teIlen aefdoben.
bic fonit ben 2ebrIineen borbcbalten
.paren. SeIbit Der SAnIer nit benz
.beiten abgangs5euenis fam faum ein
Bldtden finbeii bon Sen, aus ct an
=fangen fam. Selbit ipenn Bic Sc.
rnfsborbilonng 10 griinoIid nie moa-
lid mare ilno ben Nbiturieitfen au AZ
lem M0sliden befdbiete, fie fam feline
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borbilonng miifie begleitet fein bon
Stnoien iiber ipirtidoftIide gerbaIt-
nile nno Dor allem iiber Sic DbIieae,,.
beiten eines 8iirgers in elmer Demo-,
fratie.
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beute anf ben 4odibnIen acIebrt iper.
DE, iibt iDenig An5iebllngsfraft auf ben
1looernen SdiiIer nus. gnaliit6er
auffot, Matbematif, frenroe spro.
den @efdidfe uno Matnripi{ienfdof.
ten beiagen oern mooernen Stuoenten
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enpfeblen, bieie 2ebrtpeife elmer
sriinoliden GeDilion an lnter3ieben,
ilur oasienige ans3um1blen, mas BON
bleibenoetn Bert lit nnb folde Dinae
aug Dem ltnterribt aus5ufdalte,i, pie
leiht bergeifen iper6en. @eun Sic
5obfdnle ibren 3ned i'm niooernen
Seben erfiiaen Jon, 10 ,ni.B sic aebr.
ipeiie oerieniaen Der ,.sssunior Cole
ges anaepobt Deroen. Die 2ebrf6der
iuiiffen aa,f 0ie @egenipart saif ifsss,t
itaHoieen @chfeI aiseidnitten lDer.
ben. Die 5oroerilngen, Sic Sas qebcn
ipafer an Die ShiiIer ftelIen fSnnfe,