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Evening star., 1940-08-18
BOYD EMPLOYMENT.
HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
Sales mgr. M. light fixtures; salary
Adjuster M. small loan. under 25, car
furnished salary $50
INVESTIGATOR. NJ, under 80, car fur
nished; salary. Sl25 mo.
Acct office mgr, M. beverage manufac-
tureg salary s25 mo S,z
Typist. M. comptometer: salary. S25.
Acct, NJ, dairy firm; salary, $50
Trailer. truck driver. M; salary open
Auto radio trouble shooter, NJ; salary
Gas station att. NJ. I'll openings; ;
f. c. bk. retail store; salary, SIS.
Blk general office F.. dairy; salary $50.
Typst, F, so words, broker; salary $50
Elliott Fisher. F; salary, Sc5.
Typist. F. 60 openings, Congressmen): !:
Steno. P. B x. operator. F.. ensineering
company: salary open;
Medical steno.. F, jr.: salary open.
Steno., F., wholesale radio: salary open.
Steno.. asst. bk., F., auto dealer; salary.
steno., r, real estate finance a OPEN
steno,:, r: beversse company '2 OPEN
Steno., F.. department store: salary
Registered nurse F. g openingS); SAL
ary So month and meals.
Dress salesgirL tall; salary and COM
Coat and corset salessirl, tall; salary
and commission
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
Ees
Evening star., 1940-08-18
AGENTS.

SELL Willkie. Roosevelt presidential met a
auto photo plates. Is for 81. postpaid
Clouser Bros, TRANSPORTATION Bids, In.
dianapoliS Ind
Evening star., 1940-08-18

experienced man to enerave jewelry and
ssddEtlWare ~ LOT retail shop in Baltimore, Nd
dbiIiouI week; Prefer man with some
soiLlfy as Jeweier but not necessary. state
9eIals OF experience salary expected, etc.
Evening star., 1940-08-18
| MILLINERY SALESLADIES.
DIETITIAN

DIETITIAN
For a high-class luncheon
shop. This is a desirable po-
sition for young woman be-
tween the ages of Is and 80,
with local or Southern train
ing. State education and eX-
perience. Box 242-L. Star.
Evening star., 1940-08-18
MOTOR TRAVEL.

MOTOR TRAVEL.
STUDENT WOULD LIKE TO DRIVE IN
exchange transp to California or nearby
State. FOX Randolph 2536. 1a'
Ca: Ga. take take 3: no return; SO Chev. sedan,
Atlantic 69S5.
DRIVING SEATTLE AROUND SEPT. 1st.
help drive and share expenses, Sight-seeins
en- route: references. Woodley S122.
DRIVING TO SOUTHEAST IOWA AUG
81; take > or 3 passengers reasonably;
DRIVING TO MINNEAPOLIS AUG. 81;
take 3. Box 342-L. Star.
GOING MIAMI. FLA, AUG. 81; RETURN
by Sept Is: Ford 1910 sedan; take ,.
Phone Lincoln S94S-J.
WILL TAKE 3 OR 4 TO NEW YORK AND
references exchanged. IRWIN, co. 4371 +.
TEXAS; AUG. "a; COUPLE CAN TAKE q;
via Louisville or Southern route; references
exchanged. Emerson 1427.
MEMPHIS TENN: DRIVING THROUGH:
leaving Aug. 30; returning Sept. 4: can
take passengers. Phone Randolph 1881.
DRIVING TO AKRON SEPT MpS Ii SAE TAkE
DU, 937F.
LEAVING AUG. 25 FOR DENVER: AC-
commodate l; share expense. CO. 6O67-W.
Los ANGELES; st WEEK IN SEPT;
references exchanged. MI 0956.
UPPER MICHIGAN tEsCANABA); .DRIv-
ing '3S Ford sedan; about Aug. 30; re-
turning about Sept. 20. DU. 1I74-
LEAVING FOR FLORIDA TUES; WOULD
like ! or 2 passengers: share expense.
Call at 1900 18th Sc between 8 and or
after $3.50 in evening.
CALF. POINTS ON WAY: MAN-WIFE:
lv. Aug. 81: take or 3; return 8 or 4
wks.; refs. Box SOL. Star.
DRIVING TO ASHEV1LE MIDDLE OF
week; want lady to help her drive; cheap.
Emerson 2709.
DRIVING 70 CLEvELANp, LEAVING
Aug. Path. returning Sept. 9Th; one way
or round trip. Shepherd 3o49-W.
Evening star., 1940-08-18
PERSONAL.
fnAnssrtVaI

TEMPLE SCHOOL. MANASSAS. VA. THE
Little School That Is Different" % mi.
from D. c. Recreational period through
Aug: fall term for school begins Sept. 10th.
AGES 3-l0 yrs. Enroll now. Phone Manassas
70 for ipteryiew
Evening star., 1940-08-18

PAINT SALESMAN who is acquainted with
Washington nearby Md and Arlington
County paint contractors Write for ap-
pointment. giving full particulars. BOX
Evening star., 1940-08-18
BEAUTY PARloRS.
PERSONAL

| EXCESSIVE WEIGHT safely reduced
wonderful French method used. DR.. Della
Ledendecker, 3025 o st. NV. Michigan 1l2O.
Evening star., 1940-08-18
POSITIONS OPEN

O04 4O4No VI ClN.
OFFICE MANAGER tmale). age 3O-4O,
exp. wholesale beverage plant and sales
office; must be exceptional person able 10
handle all phases of the business $50 wk
to right man
STENO. ~, college grad; economics
major helpful: some exp; expert shtd
sTENO. o.. LEGAL exp. Cath: s25 wk.
STENO.-P. B. X. OPER. a., legal exp /:
STENO %. age 22-3O, gentle legal
exp; part, time. temporary, II am. to 4
pm: need at once
STENo. .-SECTY.. fD. gentle. age $3.50.
exp. detail work. labor organ 5-day wk.
perm; 500 mo.
STENO.-P. B. X plug IT.. thoroughly
exp age 2n-23 perm: 500 mo- to start
SECIY. ~. good steno.. Prot. age %
30: start SIS uk.
AND FEMALE. FOR CURRENT Dali Y
OPENINGS TEMPORARY AND PERMA-
NENT.
BOYD EMPLOYMENT,
Evening star., 1940-08-18
MANAGERS ASSISTANT

Large manufacturer, opening Washing
ton. Baltimore, Richmond and surround
ing territories, has vacancy high-type
references, have car and able to meet OBJ
legations on $3.50 monthly to start posi-
tion permanent with opportunity Of ad-
vancement to executive position. Apply
Branch once, 1912 only, 354S 14th
Evening star., 1940-08-18
STOCKMAN

STOCKMAN,
Thoroughly experienced in
handling toy or housewares
stock. No other need apply.
Employment Office, 4th floor,
Lam sburgh's Department
Store.
CREDIT MAN, excellent op-
portunity for right party.
Steady position, good salary.
Regal Clothing Co., I'll 7th
NV.
Evening star., 1940-08-18
RESIDENT MANAGER

Refined married couple with excellent
business qualifications desire position as
resident managers OF NV. apartment. Box
2S3-L Star. Is.
Evening star., 1940-08-18
HELP MEN.
You Don't Have To Be Young

We prefer q mature man. That may
mean 40. so or over, for sales work. Don't
be afraid to answer If you have had some
business experience and willing to
work on commission which should net you
a good income Call at Room 2l2. 1405
G st NV Ask for Mr. Hutchison
Evening star., 1940-08-18

OFFICE MANAGER and bookkeeper. ex-
perenced in ladies' ready to ware Neces-
sary to have credit experience and under
stand bookkeeping machines. Write fully
details regarding experience and previous
employment State references and salary
Evening star., 1940-08-18
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
D. C. EMPLOYMENT CENTER,
sos F ST. NV.

STENOGRAPHER-S openings for
men with knowledge of bookkeeping. No
Placement fees charged Apply by letter
BUSINESS SERVICE BUREAU.
Tivoh Bldg I4th & Park Rd NV
STENOGRAPHER. high school graduate
PHYSICIANS dictstion with speed and ac-
curacy. No placement fees charged Ap-
ply by letter
BUSINESS SERVICE BUREAU,
Evening star., 1940-08-18
Part Time BOOkkeeping
SITUATIONS MEN & WoMEN.
(Continued.)

COUPLE colored janitor apt house, with
pay; experienced, sober; references. Cell
ME. 1850.
COUPLE. white no children. wants place
as manager. 90 yrs exp. on stock and
grain farm; wife is good housekeeper Box
335-L. Star
MAN AND WIFE husband good chauffeur.
houSeman: wife good general housevork
stay nights Woodley 1856.
MAN AND WOMAN want work Of any kind:
good references. Call Atlantic 202S-J
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-11-07
RELIGION And Politics 1910

A Memphis pastor, the Rev. Robert G..
Lee, is quoted as follows in speaking to the
Memphis Ministerial Association on eva
ngelism in the Light of the Present Day:
II should change that to Evangelism in
the Dark of Today he said. "For where is
the light? We are living in a semidictator-
ship in a day where isms ought to be-
come vans in a land where people
sing God Bless America and then vote
for legalized liquor.
eve have four times as many criminals
as students We have two saloons for every
church in the land, five for every public
school. And in the face of this, people will
go vote for a third term. But not /.
"The world is full of lost souls, and the
lack of passionate evangelistic spirit in the
church is largely responsible.
THE biggest strike on this earth has not
been by a labor union, but by the church"
he said. We're trying to streamline religion,
to dole it out delicatessen style. What we
really need is an old-fashioned bench to get
down on, a return to the old evangelistic fer
vor in preaching our sermons People are lost
all around us, and we've got to get out and
find them, whether they live in a humble
cottage or a fine house in Red Acres"
Someone should have told the Rev. Lee
at the conclusion of his address that the
old-fashioned religion will never be a reality
on the American scene again until ministers
like him stop trying to run the government
and start looking after peoples souls instead
of their politics.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-11-07
Sails Farmer Writes
Letter About Dairy
Trip To Wisconsin
Sails, Mississippi.
October 7, 1910


Dear Friends:
In trying to tell you the thing that
meant most to me on the dairy tour
will be impossible, but / shall only
mention some of the most outstand-
ing things that to me are of i'm
portance. Others have mentioned
how well it was planned by the lea
ders and how congenial the group.
1t indeed was one of pleasure in
every respect and of great educa-
tional value.
The first point of interest to me
along the line of dairying was how
the Missouri and Wisconsin farmers
controlled their grazing by having
their pastures divided into three or
four different sections that were
planted in crops such as sweet clover,
cowpeas, Korean clover, balboa rye
and others. These were planted to.
suit the season. 1t did look good to
me to see these herds grazing in
peas or soybeans more than knee
deep. There we we're told that hay
for the winter was cut from these
same grazing sections.
| felt ashamed of myself and some
Iof my neighbors when | studied the
accurate records of just how these
farmers managed their farms. First
of all, they did the work themselves,
finding something to do all the time,
not even having time to 60 to town
until night. The neatness and gem
eral appearance of their farms a.
long the roadside and the ~cleanli-
ness of their barns showed that we
were not just hearing fairy tales
about their work. Each mans barn
was almost as clean as l had mine on
the morning that l was expecting the
judges to check for the trip. They
also explained to US that they never
spent their money for fertilizer UNI
till they had a soil test made to see
what kind and how much fertilizer
their soils needed for the particular
crop they were to plant. We South
erners just buy 4-8-4 or 4-8-8 without
consulting u experiment station or
any other reliable source and scat
ter it here and there hoping it will
bring the desired results. They are
also very careful to conserve their
barnyard manure.
You have all been reading the
other letters about the pretty farm,
good cows land splendid income of
Mr.. Homer Walters, but they failed
to tell you about his pretty daugh-
ter (thanks to Mr.. Thompson for
his car that night. Well, as I was
the only single man in the group, I
had a great advantage over them on
this trip in that way. Seriously
though, Mr.. Walters was one of the
most outstanding farmers that we
visited. His farm program as nearly
balanced as any. He had three or
four different incomes of which his
dairy made about rs per cent.
l can't write all of the things that
interested me on this wonderful trip,
but am going to try to put into
practice some Of the things / saw
and shall be glad to show you or
tell you anything if you will come
to my home.
can never express my gratitude
to my sponsors and I can't tell what
this trip has meant to me, but l hope
| can continue to say "Thank you"
by being helpful and passing on to
others the things that / learned on
this trip all along through life.
Yours truly,
CURTIS KUYKENDALL
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-11-07
Week of Prayer Observed


The Womans Society of Christian
Service of West held their annual
all day retreat in the lovely Stevens
home observing the week of PRAYER.
Program-"Gifts for Scarrett Col
lege."
Morning session opened with hymn
Holy, Holy, Holy"
Devotional: Math: 1O:14-39-Mrs.
w. E.McCreary.
MISUNDERSTANDING on un-
rrled Roads. Mrs. w. E. Wigley.
Poem: "Faith"-Mrs. j. E. Wig
ley.
Song. :
Thanking and Petition"-Mrs. D.
r. Montgomery, Mrs e. A. Brock.
"Scarrett Built for the Future
Mrs. A. J.. Stevens.
Poem-Mrs. M. w. Holmes.
Scarrett New Day-Miss Annie
Green.
Afternoon Session
Bible Lesson: James 5th Chapter
Mrs. Montgomery.
Poem: "The Doors of Scarrett"-
Mrs. Will Brock.
Offering - Benediction.
After the noon hour a delicious
plate lunch was served and a de-
lightful social hour enjoyed.
=
Womans Society of Christian
Service HOLD Meeting
A regular meeting of the Womans
Society OF Christian Service was held
IN the home of Mrs. A. ]. Stevens
on Oct. 81, with eight members pre-
sent. The Bible lesson was given by
No. D. F. Montgomery and Mrs. J.
E. Hagin and Mrs. viii Brock gave
the Lesson in the Study Book, 'Home-
land Harvest" After the program
a short business session was held
and the meeting closed with prayer.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
M. 5. Rogers in December.
4
Rosemary eagle spent Friday night
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. TAYLOR,
Carmen eagle spent Thursday night
with Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Taylor.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-11-07
Halloween Party

Halloween Party
On Thursday morning the children
in the primary room enjoyed a Hal
loween party. The pre-school child
rem were guests. After several games
delightful cookies were served by
Mrs. L. j. Hand. A surprise Halloween
package was given each child. Guests
for this were: Larrie and Betty Faye
Hand, Mary Rosamond Rhyme, Bar
bara Thweatt, Carl Campbell Ar
mold and Mary Ann Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans M~usslewhite
of Thornton spent Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. Silas Brister.
Mrs. Fred UpChurch of Coffeeville
spent the week end with home folks.
Honor Roll For Second Month
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Bickers visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Cade,
Friday.
Miss Norma Elizabeth McCrary of
Lexington spent the week end with
home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Man Arnold and Max
Hamlin, Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Tate
and Billie went to West Point Sun
day.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-11-07

Rosemary eagle spent Friday night
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. TAYLOR,
Carmen eagle spent Thursday night
with Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Taylor.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-07-03
3ufall p6er etipas amberes?

. {
Inter oieiem GiteI fdreibt Dr. s..
Seoiger in Der ,,gbangeIiiden Bolts
5eitl,fig"::
8or ettpa 5ebn Gage1 eradblte mir
elm 8erliner ar5t foIgaloes:
uDie 5rau zines boben gsa3ifiib-
rers ertpartete ibr &ino. Sbr Mann
tDollte iie 5ur gntbinoung ii, cine
Rlinif bringen. 9lber ale befannten
Granfenballier tDaren beiebt. l,nmog-
lid, eittei1 Blat, ein leeres gett All
finoen.
SdlieBlib bernabm Der Mann, bab
IN einen1 fntboliiden GranenipifaI
nod llnterfnnft al finoen iei. 2anse
f6mpfte er gegen ben @ebonfen, feline
5rau 6ortbin al brineen. llno bod,
ibr 2ebeil itano anf benz SpieI.
ShIieBlih piIligte aud iie Elm, ou ben
Shmeffern al gebert, ipenr, aiih
fdlehter 2anne.
Man fam in Der 2linif an, bas
3immer ipor redt uno freiinoIid]. Der
DperationsiaaI pnroe bereit genaht.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-07-03

l1ebergang elmer Der SanptIfraBen bes
IiiiomeitIihen boIl6nbifhen 2imburg
iiber bic 0aoas liegt, lag irnn1er bic
@efobr nabe ieit Mltsbrld bes Rrie-
!ges, oaB bas Miiiionsbnus Bel elmer
FalenfaIiieen friegeriiden Operation
5tpiIden Dentfdlano nno SoIlanb ii,
Mitleioenidoft ge3ogen spiiroe. Dies
,iillio ,lebr, als bie boI. Militdrbebor-
ben aem Miiiionsbaus gegeniiber nit
@efbiiten 1in6 Maibinengetpebren be-
Itiidte 8efeftisnngen anlegten.
Die 8efiirdtuHgei1s ipl,roen iofort
traurige Wirflidfeit, als bic oeutiben
8eeresabteillngelt am 10. Moi ill Sol
Iano einriidtet. Da be,ttfde 8an5er-
ipagen nnb Waihinetlgetpebr eiiull-
gen bon ben Miiiionsbnnfe aus bic
boI. 8unfers ollf Der dnoeren Seite
Der Moas beidoiierL mar es nllr alt
Enatiirlid, bob oas boll6nbiide ge-
fbiik. n,,0 Mafdinengeipehrfeuer oas
Niiiionsbaus nidt ihone1 fonnte.s
SO erbielf oenn iogIei1 Bel geginn
bes Samples Bic unterfirhe oeg Waif-s
iionsboilies einen 9reffer. Der cine
8an6 ourhidlag lno einen Bfeiler,
In Der &irde aeriplitterte. g8ie bi,rd
elm &nn6er entgingen Die Miifions-
,briioer, Die in eroBerer An5abI in
Der Rirde noren, Dem Eooe. 8ei-
tere @eidoife iHlugen il, aniioBenoe
@ebdibe bes Niiiiionsbanies elm ,,no.
ridtetea beoentenben sndiho6en an
obne inoes gerInite an Menidenle-
ben berbei5ufiibreii. Gin @efdob5
fblng in Elm 3irlner Elm, in bem, iidJ
geraoe cine Miffionsfbnefter befono.
Dbtpobl Steine ,tno @ranatIplitter
0urd Oas 3iinmer flogen, tpur6e bic
Sdipeiter nlir leiht burb Sailtab-
ibiirfllneen berlebt. Som friiben.
Moraen Bis anr Rapitulation ser
bon. 8efeftiguneen gegen elm llbr
nadm. berbradten oie geipobner bes
Rifiionsballies bic 3eit in bonben-
fideren ltnteritdnoen 5u, benen es au
beroanfen lit, sob feline NienidenIe-
ben Dem Oft beftieen @eihus- lno
aidinengetpebrfeuer 5um Dpfer ge-
fallen finb. Benn audi ihiper beidG=
oist, lit oas 9aus bod erbalten ge-
blieben.
X X X
;2ufall D6er ettpaS Qn6ereS?
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9sittisp6, Sen 3. Snli 1910
pc eripdblte ais Centrum 6er arbeit

be eripdblte ais 3entrnm Der Mrbeit
Clinton, 100 Der Geiter Der Aatboli.
iden Mftioit ii 9fldbolnn Yfdrrprie-
iter lit lltlo orgdnifierte bon bort aus
nnitteIs eii,es 9eborgten Mogens bic
,Miiionef'' iii ben ein8eInen St1oten.
,W1breno 6es Eoges inohten {idl jc-
ipeils bier BON iitls nit bent @agen
aIf ben Weg Inn i,niere ,grtpefnngs-
berinnlnlnne' an3ufiinoigen. Mir be-
iuhten in erfter Qinie iene Gfdot, fuo
mir am Abeno 5it pre6igen geoohten,
ltn0 ihlugen an 2eifangsnoIten,
8fdblen iiiiu. BIafate on, ailf oenen
in groBen Budftoben 5u Ieien itano:
@eIigiofe GripednnesItunoe Der
Jrone,,nliiiion bon Gbicogo. Meitere.
Mnfiinoigniigen iplir6en in ben Ans-
Idgefenitern eroBer Geiddfte a,lge-
braht, ipelde oie Mnnabne ieItcn ber.
ipeigertett. Wenn mir itod einigen
5tunben Die Staot tpieoer berIieBen,
ipdr Tie nit nnieren Mnfiinoignngen
iiberfdt iino Die Beb0Iferung allf I'M.
Ter Rolimer, borbereitet." gingeleitet
tpnrben Die abenbberfanmlnngen I'M.
ter freieln 9imtneI nit 2ieoer1, oie
Die 2eute anIodten. Sn Der Negel
ipurbem 5ipei gortrdge gebaIten. Da
bic 3nborer tneiit einfdhe leiite tpa-
rem, arbeiter ii,to berarnite farmer,
Die nidts bonn RatboIiaismus ipnbfen,
tpnrben MIR bic arunolegenben Mabr.
beiten iiber gbriitentllnt i,no Stride
bebanoeIt MnfdlieBeno an oie gor-
trdge mar Die Ausiprade in Jorm
BON gedntiportling Der bon ben GU
borern gefteafen Gragen.
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2irAe Bon aelebrttn NidtfatbOIifen
aneffannt
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ben 8er. Staaten riibnleno berbor.
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Die bon Der fatboIijden Stride gegriins
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re 1888. 46 Sabre mod Der gntoefs
fung Amerifas oitrd gbriftopb 60
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Drei iii Guatemala, Banana ,inb
Econ. gon 1863 Big. 1921 iparoen
10000 5biiler ousgebiloet, 39s367
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Stride III Der ebernaligen SIotpofei
,,no Die 5teIung ibres gegenipGrtiger
8rdiibeuten, Migr. 9iio, iperoen Die
MISREPRESENTATION Nodridten berbrei-
tel. GugIiiden uno frau5Oiiiden (fa-
tbolifhen) Nahrihteil 5ufolge ioIlen
iid bic aatbolifen oieies fleinen Staa-
tes groberer reIieioier Sreibeit err
frnieit. aIs Die I'M irgenoeinefn TeiI
0es Na5ireides. Der fatbolifde grie-
fter Wier. Clio Deriiebt in grobter
Jreibeit feline Gfarrei 8anobee Bel
Srencin. Die meiiten Staatsbeamten
iinb CUTE aatbolifen. gergangene 5a-
item madten Hraiioent 9ifo nno bier
feiner b0diten Miniiter, 25 Mitglieoer
feines Harlaments uno anoere bodIic-
ben6e 8ealnten breit6gige geiItIihe
11ebnngen ailIanmen. Heligionsimter-
ribt lit in allen Sdulen l.nb llniper-
fifaten oblieatoriid). Die @egierung
bdIt ibr ioaiales 9roeramm I'M Gin
Hang nit Der papitlihen @napflifa.
SO Hro3ent Der Neplblif fino fatbo-
lid. Der Sr. 5tnbI Eat in Ser
Gaiiptitabt 8ratislatpa einen 6ipIo-
n1atiiben gertreter.
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MiKiomsbans Stebl, Spllanb, frieas-
beidabist
Das Miiiionsbans in Gednp, sssn.,
bat enolid genal,ere Nadribten iiber
0as Sdidial bes Mutterbnnfes Ser
@eienfdaft~ bes @ottliden @ortes
0as Niiiionsbaus in Stepl, SoIfnnb.
erbalten. 9as Miiiionsbaus in 5teDl
lit befanntlid) bas erite Miiiionsbans
fir Die Seranbilbl,ng bentider Mii-
Fonare getpeien nno lit nit ieiner
Griinoung i'm Sabre 1876 bnr6 ben
beiligmdbigen 8rieiter Mrnolh san-
fen. oeiien Selisiprebunespro5eB
fdon tpeit borseldritten iit air @ie.
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oos Sntereiie am 4riegsfdidiaI bes
Miiiionsbaufes a,i stepI audi biersu-
Ian6e iebr tart 1T. anf Sic bieIfa.
den Mnfraaen 1naht nun 6as Wsif.
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Mie oie @ottin oes bobeu Sfoatsbc-
nntten ie0oh in ben Dperotionsinal
trat itn0 in elmer gfe oas Bib bes
@efreitsigten erblidte, iplrbe fie bon
Eeinem Mlfanfon erfoBt. .Dns bort
fnnn id 1liht buIoei, ienes @0ben-
bib rlnb fortgeidafft iDeroen', Be-
fdbI fie. Die Shneiiern erfl1rten,
ooB lie fein Mebt oo5ii bGtten, ober
bereit ieien, Bel Der 0berfdipeiter a,l-
5ufragen. Dieie erfIdrte ieoob ibrer-
ieits, 0nB fie ald fein Meht babe,
irgero etipns an oer ginri1hing bes
5pitaIs obne ginmiaigung oes ger-
.tpaltungsrates 5,i 6noern. l1nteroei-
len bntten Die Shmersen Der Beant-
tenfrall i,iliner ntebr alieenonnten.
Sic tobte ,imionit, oas Rrlisifir blieb.
Bebor lie fid beiiest erfIdrte, ibrie
iie: u5ort nit ieuem @eipenft, id.
min 1,ibt, 6aB ,llein Rino 10 ettpas.
aniebeit nlnB." ginige Stltnoen nad-
Der mar .oas Rino geboren. MIles ipnr5
10 ipeit gut eegoneen. Crit noh Ell
liigeti Eager, s6urfte bic Wantter ibr
&inb feben, tpllree lie ais itorf geftug
befltnoeli oa3n. Denrl: ibr Rinb mar
bIino geborenl Ser sgottlofe Wnnfd1
Der Ml,tter tpor erfiiut. 3ufan2'
(SdilonadeD
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Jraneo's djriiflide Nantter

@ie oie .sb0nere 3nfanft'' be.
ri6tet, bat in ieinent Werf .Jranco
befreit 5panieil" Dagobert Waifufd5
Die Berf0nIidfeit Ser Weutter oes fpo.
|nifden 8efreiers General ssranco ae.
tpiiroigk aus ieirer 5diloerlng gebt
berber, Dob Dona BiIor Dor allem
audi burd ibre tief iii ibrem WeIen
bertpllr5elte 5r0mn1igfeit entldeioet-
ben GinfluB a1lf Die ii1nere Gnftpid.
lung iiro ben 8eroegang sSrancos ae.
iibt bat. Mifuib beidreibt lie ais
cine in fid) aefeitigte, itorfe gaatur.
,,2ei6teu aber iiberen Sdrittes gina
tie ourds 2ebeu, ftets iid ieIbit aetreu
itno gelaiien binnebneno, mas INNER
oas Daiein alt Jreuo ooer 2eio
nit fid) bringen nlodte. auem ibrer
ieelHden araft por Gr0mniafeit. Der
|tdgli6e Gang 5lim @ottesbans, @ebet,
Werribtnng gutter Merfe oas orles
geborte ba3n uno mar ibr 1if,entbehr.
lid. Dob mare ibrs cine ioId6e ssront-
1nlgfelf als efnas MelBerIihes erIdie.
nen, ipenn tie nidt alid5 0en garsen
Weniden bnrborungen, iid in aIlem
5ein iino Enrt, 3li ieoer 5t,tnoe 0es
Mltags 0argetan nno beipGbrt batte.
Neligion iDar ibr itid5t 3utat uno
2ippenoienif, alth iiidbt HblsfdDdr.
merei ooer AusfIub bon Qebensanait.
lonoern 8efreilillg linb grIDfi,na bonn
eigenen Sd, frobgemutes ltnteroronen
unter ein 40beres iino 6as itets Ie-
benoige 8eiuubtiein, Elm beranttport.
libes Qeben 81 fiibren. Sbr Maen.
ibentltm tpltr5elte iii einenr feften, I'm.
erihiitterlid)en @lnliben, Ser tpie ein
Beranfertiein mar III @ott i,no ibren1
Weien etipas @nrmes, syrobes, BON
inner Der 0eudten0es gab.' ,,Naan
tDeiB, bob iie oiefes itetig un0 fIar
brennenbe 2idt oes @Iaubens ibrem
Sobn Jroneisco peitergegrben bot.
es leiidtete ibm anf ieinem Oft ins
|llngetuifie fiibrenoen Mege unb gab
ibm 3iiDeriidt un6 araft. Mber aud
ienes Ieiie, ,nanhnlnI ilnr ipie an9e-
0entete Gddeln, 0as 10 Oft oos @eIidt.