davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-06-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
fCa~ti,noJ

ssalo s sa5 Dsas eysra.ss
sdeWall % lifs e. & J classics tires: is smart
will sell i susa sS3G
Pismoath. sm sHis $3.50 saS S3 Wisconsin ave WI 5Ia5.
SHE asR ssS besstfas bm9ers
ShTysleS IN adtS the and fa
nous steasrt shop; Specially priced and
very easy terms because we do our own
osn eps aGday slse s ER sHE9 r yS
9th g. N. Y. ave. NV. Open SUNDAYS.
CHRYsLER 1888 convertible sedan; fast
ient radio AND heater: other extras: sss
VII sse5ce sonsldsEsbis on.;ads under hsIf 81
good condition convertible in trade. Call
cHRYsLER 1897 AirstTeam conysrtiol,s1 ii, L
fulIy i' BY by original owner; s465; written
2 sRoR aRf he MoTors nHss Se1a 4h terms ana
NV Dupont 1900. Open Sundays till 9.
popular sport, car beautiful immacnla.e +,
BROS SS e SEQ ssolS %iseoasn sH 0 Wo Hs sIsi N0I
tops two-tone nish. red lessher upholstery
Sn %oors s4fs III Elk E5 s terms ms AL EpsS ssdo Park
CHRYsLER 1884, 90, convertible, coupe;
sass nsh ssefee ssa Sh 10Y " nnsdase nj ssle
~ ,st I'd II : :. ! EEAEy A1s r. & sfes Ho so,s
CHRYsLER 1885 Royal tr sedan; beautiful
ts black unnsS sHstSn pe us sS every PAU 81
BROS. $500 Wisconsin ave NV.
green finish, Sold with w. A. T A. guar
sntee. Will sacrifice for immediate sale,
1921 j4Eb + EEAEy; Il. nv JF' & BR9s.a R9s 1900.
sasYfHER Ss5sI ash !sso !s3a as43F viS t9Wns
guarantees, VIII sacrifice for immediate
1921 H l4Fb 3; EFAEy: Il! ". ''' q BF9s F6 1900.
cHRYsLER 1872 Roya! n6, c9pveg:i9!e s{' sH6
'>' igIS 5ASk and RFY Ss: M2foES Sss s..
"Since 1926 Name You Can trust.
radio and heater, black fi3iSh Sod with 1on
imnediate sale Easiest terms,
,ael H I4Fb r EEAET, sE: nv. Jr" q BHos Ro 1900
CHRYsLER 1887 ROYAL sedan; radio st,fst. heat.
comparable to new; S109 down, balance
monthly Can be seen at steuart Motors
3rd and H sts. ne. -
eHRYsLER 1889 Royal coupe sHsI,;,es ETssn tp;Sh Wi
sacrifice for immediate sale. Easiest terms.
H B. LEARY. Jr., g. BROS.
1921 14th ST. NV. HO. 1900.
CHRYSLER 1889 Royal 4-door tourlns
maroon finish. Sold with w. A. T; A. guar
antee Will sacrifice for immediate sale.
Easiest terms.
lss .Hd +. + / kEASy AVE NJ Z, & RfeS rs so1s
'CHRYSLER 1887 Imperial Arfiow touring
sedan: radio and heater, beige finish.
sold with W A. T, A. suarsntee VIII
sacrifice for immediate sale. Easiest terms.
H B. LEARY Jr., & BROS,
1921 14th St. NV. HO 1900.
CHRYSLER 1879 sedan: must be sold to
satisfY Len S1h: good condition. q real
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-08-15
ATTENTION BOWLERS

There Will be an important meeting of the Green
belt Dacpin Bowling League Tuesday evening, Aug
ust n, 1910, at P.N. In the Social Room Of the
school.
ALL those desirous Of joining the league this
year are urged to attend, play will start about
the 18th Of September. Anyone wishing to enter a
team should organize prior to the meeting. Infoma-
tion regarding the league before the meeting may
obtained from the officers Of the league. They are
MacEwen, l6-F Ridge Road; and Buck Williams, 42-A
Crescent Road
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-08-15

Johnny Hutchings, rookie Cincinnati pitcher, has
screwbal1 that compares with that thrown by King
Carl Hubben of the New York Giants.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-08-15

Jimmy Phe1an, Washington football coach, fears
the Oregon State grid clash this fall more than he
does the games with Minnesota and Southern Cal.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-08-15
Greenbelt Golf Tournament
To Be Held Sunday

The Third Annual Greenbelt Co. f Tournament spon-
sored by the Greenbelt Athletic Club, be held
Sunday, August 25 1870 at 1880 pm. at the Anacos-
tia Golf Course. There Will be three prizes: Low
net, low gross, and hckers handles
It is expected that both of last years prize win
ners, John Andestead and Marvin Wofsey, will be
hand to defend their laurels.
If you wi sh to play ip the tcirr. desire
further infomaion call James Johnstone, Greenbelt
3777, or Earvin Eofsey, Greenbelt 2o7l.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-11-15

Despite the wintry gale now in
our midst, the promoters of the
Twin City Annual football classic
still believe that this Thanksgiving
game will be the biggest of all.
Both Coaches Reed and Thomas are
working their charges out indoors
daily. Bob Gardner, freshman
coach at Manchester College and fol-
three years star backfield ace of
the Macs is one of the men ex-
pected to gain many yards for the
Halle @. lads.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-11-15
HALLE @. BROWN NOTES


Despite cold winds, rains, SHOWS,
the Halle @. Brown House has
kept open house. With the radio
advising people to stay close to
home, our youngsters, particularly
the boys, spent most of their time
(on the day that was too cold to
go to schooD at Halle. Some came
out firm in the belief that Halle
would be open - as it was; others
called up first. Needless to say the
results were the same - Halle
spent not one idle day.
The "Boys and Girls of Yester-
day" will meet Wednesday, October
20. At this meeting Mrs. Rebecca
Godette will tell story of an in
cident which happened long ago in
the history of Minnesota. We think
that it concerns some Runaway
Slave experience. We can't say
for sure as Mrs. Godette will offer
no further enlightenment on the
subject. However, we know this
meeting will be an interesting one.
The Twentieth Century Mothers
Club will have it's next meeting on
Friday, Nov. %. Old members are
urged to attend this meeting. Plans
are now on foot to raise money to
carry out our Christmas projects.
Mrs. WillaMae Barber is president
of this group.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-11-15
Poetic Thoughts
By Morris Gibbs, Sr.

Friends
When trouble comes it's friends we
need
Who will help and give consolation,
For individuals look to those
Whose solace helps when in des-
peration.
IT'S true, when you're in trouble
You're in trouble alone,
But it's a great help to everyone
To receive comfort, if it's known.
Advice may be good, as in many
case
Friends constructive thoughts have
shown,
Une little idea properly given
Has changed heart of stone.
Friends are needed by everyone
Some say it isn't so,
For without them it's a lonely
world
And the majority ought to know.
People weren't made to live alone
Any way they want to reason it,
A lot is said, but not always meant
Which some people hate to admit.
It needs only one time to prove this
rule
A friend in need is friend indeed,
For grief, despair and hunger
Hurt when you have mouths to
feed.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-11-15

dog tags in South Africa regarded
as human beings? In what Brit
ish colonies are the Negroes "mak-
ing some progress? In Kenya?
In Rhodesia? In Trinidad? In
Barbados? In Java? Now don't
laugh. Of course they have the
fright to fight for their rights" ;. :.
if they are willing to take the con-
sequences. Ask the Jamaican and
Barbadian workers who were re-
Gently shot down in cold blood be-
cause they struck for living wage.
They know.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-11-15

eel" Herbert and his Orchestra
will play for the Mayor of Bronze
vile Ball Thanksgiving Night,
Nov. Fl, at st. Paul Auditorium,
Admission at door Csc. Advance
Tickets 55c.-Advt.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-11-15
DID YOU KNOW?

That newsboys from IL to 16
years. old earn 81, 400 per year sell
.ng this paper? In addition to the
money you pay them they learn
useful essentials of courtesy, serv-
ice and craftsmanship, all of which
should help them in later life.
They're your boys. Your prompt
payment of your weekly account
with them helps them do a better,
more efficient job.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-11-15
Jobs For Boys

The life of boy prolonged financial He feels the need
but the world of doesn't
his suffering Father thinks if the kid provided with
food put into his hungry mouth clothes make him
he should be He the boy
for spending the finds this
where the father gives the boy small allowance he usually feels
restitution The candy the
soda fountain the thrilling and stirring movies
things which fill the boys heart with desire At age
and fascinating skirts
the boys thoughts the need for becomes
inability satisfy has plunged many smaller
the
dime is quite In those surroundings
chances to little The should
improved plans for providing jobs
they Carrying selling
boy jobs but there
who lives town where there is to shovel has opportunity
but it is irregular
spend but to portion of it, they we'll contribute
the welfare the family There
that embarrassed unutilzed.-Tampa Bulletin
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-11-15
Check With Reliable Organizations on
Unknown Promoters


paper Negroes whites who with
raising schemes for promoting affairs or benefits.
Quite promoters merely working some sort
dollars the gube individuals Leg
have nrductons and credentials
reliable organizations and individuals
safe method aiding strangers with
requests donations check with either branch of the
League community houses the business and
Ona and your community or your community news
paper
Your newspapers usually legitimate
plan anything and they will be glad give the proper in
any promoter who might be working in this
Editorial lettings
Neither England the justice
their William Allen White, the head Com
full we'll His membership the National Board of the
ufes his interest Democracy at home well as
what happens everybody under the Nazis
Heaven compared HReease from the
Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies
sometime coming but when apnty
rather stranded than afraid shelter!
Nazis week. destroyed Memorial
her black Hitler occupied France We doubt that such
many victories the Senglese
French African administered the
Kaiser's troops.
Saturday $4,000 pouring
Mother Nature surplus reservoirs Minnesota
and we didn't mind the rain at ALL
years families cities
living housing Today there fam
lies IS communities living decent dwellings made available the
New Deal um clearance and low rent housing In Mime
po 16 families residents of the Sumner Field project hoped
legislature will enabling
for local housing authority which would with
ton build similar projects.
housing project needed ST. Paul Mayor John McDonough
making the development of housing the chief aims
his administration he told the writer several weeks Clarence
NJ MITCHELL the Paul Urban chairman of the Min
of committee housing which
recently made study housing both the urban and rural
He also member of Mayor McDonough committee housing
which has been meeting recently.
Minneapolis district supervised
recreation for the youth that district The need
Several have been made the
nothing definite maaized Citizens Norhsde
the Sumner Field homes have juvenile problem their
hut
action cooperation with the city law enforcement needed
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-11-15
Letters From The People /.

recently presented by the Chorus.
Your support helped to make the
affair total success.
Pilgrim Baptist Gospel Chorus.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-11-15

Come to the st. Paul Auditorium
to see the Mayor of Bonneville
inaugurated Thanksgiving Night.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-11-15

Come to the st. Paul Auditorium
to see the Mayor of Bonneville
inaugurated Thanksgiving Night.
-Advt.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-11-15
Thanks

Editor: Pilgrim Baptist Church
Gospel Chorus wishes to thank you
for the fine cooperation given them
in advertising the hair style revue
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-11-15

perIdI HISHWdymen are ana always
have been anti-Negro. I love
neither.
The aforesaid committee has
sent out two releases designed to
bamboozle the Negro serfs. It
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-11-15
CALCIUM
The Great Human
Need

People of all ages need calcium
and few today get a sufficient
amount of it for the greatest or
most abundant health.
The best and the cheapest source
of calcium is in dairy products.
The lower the income for food,
the greater the need for more of
dairy products is the regular every
day diet Of all of US.
Fresh fluid pasteurized milk
daily in some form should be used,
either as a beverage or in cooked
food.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-11-15
Schuyler Calls British
Aid Committee American
Fifth COlumnists

GEORGE S. SCHUYLER in The Pittsburgh Courier
Like the Naz the British pucracy Coumnists the
Committee Defend America Aiding outfit headed
by capitalists who largely deny Negroes living
soliciting their aid its political Con-
to send munitions and warsps
British bandits from the German gangs of i'm
perla highwaymen and always
have been antNegro love that signed old
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-25

ieoer 6ieles Mar6en. 9(u6 i6 faint
te es l6ou ill neiuer &iuObeit, ober
erlt beltte fiible ib ieiuen eigentli6cn
Sinn, ser burGaus ni1tS nit einell
Mar6en 5lt tlln bat. Ser Menid ser
@egenipart, al1f ser Sago nab @liids
giitern, sic feline 9ouer Daben, ,no
nod fliidtigen Ybautaliege6il0en bat
oen re6ten Scbeuslpeg perloren. 8or
iDm 1iegt Ser ol,nfle 1tno luauf9alt=
lan1 forteilenoe Strom oes 2ebel,s.
0ie 3eit 5dblt, nie Ser Spe1t nit
leinen &lopfeu, er6arnltngslos Sic
perlorenen 9(ugenblide 0es 2ebeus.
Nual ltno ginIomfeit empfinoet er,
uno bor ibm lit 6inIternis ,no Ser
oerben. Sinter ibn ober itebt sic l1r=
alt beilige lteberlicferllng - of! in
pie menig an5iebenoer @eltolt ood)
lpaS tut er2 Gr ioa MIR oaran ben=
fen mas er ibr idulOig lit. Ct ioa
in innerer ber5liGer 8etpegung ibr
SITTER ebren, ibr Sie6tllm bentitlei=
oen, ct iou ii6 i6alnen, iie llnt hires
Mnslebens pillen ab5ulueiien. sln=
itatt 6aB er NIT Sen @dnoen I'M Sdobc
pbantaitiiden Seen binter oen @olfen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-25

Sic Ilte 51 l6leppen, 10 oenft er ood),
tpie er lie anldallt 1tno iie 10 bultell
uno am gan5en 2ei6e 5ittern iiebt: v@s
gebt oo6 ni6t tpobl an, oaB oieies
greile Menl6enfino umtomme! lleber
bunoert Sabre lit iie alt, tuelde Sa-
item bat lie in ibrem Seben tragelt
miiIen, oa min id midi aud fir lte
anltreneen." s(lio: @roBmiitterlein,
lebe oi6 auf meinen &iifen llno balte
oeine &no6en gut 5l1iamneh oen11
ipenn lie ouseinanoerf fauen, 10 miro es
l6iper iein, int 8alier ipieoer 5uiam=
,nen5ulelen."
Oie slte iteigt al1f feline Sdultern,
ltno 6a fiiblt er iold cine fltrGtbare
5dpere, als ob er iid) einen Sarg
nit elmer 2eiebe al1feelaoen bdtte; er
fam falm poriuarts. ,9eun" - oentt
er - uiebt ipdre es i6on cine Sdau-
Sc, mein &eripreden nidt 5u BAL
ten!'
@r lpatet lit 6as @aHer, 11no pl0b-
li6 ideint es linn, als iet Sic 2ait
idon ni6t mebr 10 iduer; uno 10 miro
es NIT ieoem S6ritte bortudrts int
1ner Ieidter lno leidter. lluo ibut
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-25

toanoteu iid mebrere @ummilammler
nit ibren Saniliet nad einer ne,ten
@egeno. Sel1te lit 0ie @ruppe idon
5iemlid eroB. 9ie Meniden iino ge=
funo nno 5ltfrieoen. Oas 2an6 lit
fru6tbar. Sblt uno GENTLE gibt es
I'M lteberfluB rno an @ilo feblt es
nidt. 9ieles Golf mar felt 25 sSab-
rem bon ser iibrigen @elt abgei6loi-
ien, niemano miidte iid3 ein, I'M Sic
fleine 8elt at berbeiern 11n6 6ie> 8e=
uobner NIT Steuer,t 5u belaIten. 8on
Ser 9epreliion ipiien bie 2e11te ni6ts,
alt6 nidt bon 6en1 Srie6en, ser bem
Meltfrieg folgte l1no BEN SaB unter
ben Bolfern ndbrte. Man fommt 90
l1ntpillfiirli6 auf 6en @ebanfen, Oh
uniere 3ibiliiation nidt ii6ertrieben
miro.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-25

5tr0mung an5ugeben, fam id mid
bod faum auf ben 5iiBen balten ,,no
fann faum nod 2uft befommen gum
Atmen, bod iterben - of - tpie un.
germ id bas ipolltep' Der Sager lit
ein slltber5iger 9uride. Sbeleid er
Sen 8orten ser Mlten ,,no 6em Ser.
ipreden bes bimmlii6en 8lds6ens
ourdaus feinen Glauben idenft uno
it bic Surt bl1rd) Ben reiBen Strom
geben i'm bur6als nibt Iodt, es ibm
audi nidt atl5u berfiibreril9 ideint,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-25

Sic befalllte norlucglhc &pnucrti.
tln ltno Shriftltclcri1 Grou Sigrio
l(nolet, ipelUe iih uod) ocr1 Gul faa
Der SeltlrDcn in 9torlueacn noc1 Stof.
bolm in S0lpeoen fliibtetc, lit olt
26. s(l'9uit nit ibrem 81 Sabre oltcu
Sobnc SolS gliicflih III Snn Irau.
CISCO, Gallf, allgcfpnln1cn. Die
Sbrlftltcllcri1 fllbr ii6cr 9fu6lono
mo Sibiricn lu,O Sen StiQeu S5can
nob ocn Ser. Stootelt lno bcoblidb-
tlgt, oeleS Sano SIT bcreifcu uuo @or-
tr09c 5ll boltcu.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-25

i6eint ettpas nod ME 0agetpeieues gu
seideben. gr aber idreitet seraoeslt
fort nnb i6alt bor iid bin. Sobalb
er oas anoere liter erreidt bat, blidt
er iib UNI; - oa idmieet iid anitatt
oes greilen @eibes ein Mdbden bon
unbeidreiblid)er Sd0nbeit, cine rid)-
tise Brinseiiin, an feline Sdulter. 1no
'iie fiibrt i'm in ibre &eimat, ba flast
er nidt mebr, oaB ct einiam lei. Ct
fiiet audi oen Sieren uno 8oglein
fein 2eio mebr 5u ,lno iudt nidt
mebr BEN gSeg int 8aloe.
Sn irgeno elmer 8ariation fennt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-25

nabipibt, ioa er iid anltrengen ltut
oieie beilige 8iiroe ser 8ergangenbeit
our6 BEN tpirfli6en Strem bes &c.
|i6idtliden @eidebens biuburd5lttra.
gen. Sa lit ia fir i'm set ein5ise
ausmes aus ieinen Srrmeser, - ser
ein5ige, oenn ieoer anoere tpare l,n.
seniigeno, nibt gut uno nid)t ebrett.
bait, neil oas greiie Menlbenpelen
0od nidt peroerben iou!
Ser. mooerne Menid glaubt oicie
Wtard)en nid)t, er glaubt nid)t, baB Die
binfaaise @reilin iib in sic 9rin5eiiin
pertuanoeln meroc. Gr glorbt es
nid)t, nntio beMer!
@o5u oient ser @laube an. oie
fiinftige 8clobnlng, penu lie our1
wirtlicbe slnltrenglng 1mo ielbltloien
Npferoienlt pcroient iein mill? @er
nidt al Sic 3ufl1nft ser alten Seilig.
timer glal.bt, ioll ld) ueni9ltcns ib-
rer Terganaenheit eri,nern. @orln
lolltc er ltc uiht trageH alts CTR.
fnrcbt Dor i6rem 9(lter, aus Mitleio
Dor i6rem Gerfoa, alls ld)nmpoucr
Sdeu, llloauf6nr 5u iein!
Gelig lino Sic oa glaubcu. Sic
merOett, menn Tie nod am oicaleiti9cn
liter ltebeu, bi1ter Sen H,u,5cln oc5
@rciIentln1S ben @lan5 1lupcrg1ug-
liNer Sd0nbcit erbliden. God oll6
oleienige1t, sic nid)t al sic 5,ltiinitiae
l(lmponoltng glaltbcll, iic mcrbeu at6
ctluaS poraltsDubcrt - sic lltcrtpartcte
sSrelloe lluo fir sic eincn ioluobl ais
fllr Die allocrn gibt cS nllr ems, -
portportS5r9ebeu uno sic gauge 2alt
Der Gergon9cnbeit olf lid 5ll nebmeil.
gSiult ou ciu Wtenlh ser 3uflmit
lein, Ou Wcnlh ser Degcmuort, 10
hcrglb niht in oen roudcnocn Grim.
n1ern oelnen Gnter Nnd)ileS l,no oie
bcintild)en @otter. Sic bruld)tcu oa.
mails eineu fromueu Seloc,t, ser lie
1od Stolien birii6ertrltg ibn aber
ltno ieinem 8cidlcbt fonnten lie uur
Stallen lmo sic 6erri6nft ser @elt
9eben. llnier Seiligtlm lit aber gro-
Ber alS oas BON Sroiu, lrno nnier
@eg filbrt iueitcr ais nod Stoleu
lno lpeiter ols lm oas gauge Groen.
rlmo. .~9er 9fcttcr rettet iid) icl6It."
Nas lit oas 0ebcnniS bcS 1Sortldrit-
ties; cin olocrc5 9ibt es niht 1luo
miro e2 olttt nidt gcbcu. - 6. ct. 5.
6. g
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-25

Sic grobte &inoerpanoerllng ser
@cltgci0cbtc, gcgcu sic iclblt oie
&lnoerfrell5jiigc oeS Mitteloltcrs pcr-
blallen oiirftc bolo nad ocu 1ifcn
Der Ser. Staotcn I'M Gauge icin, uno
man 1d)obt, Sab nliuoeltcrS 100000
eltropoId)e &iuocr sic Goitfrcluo.
'datt s(mcrita5 lit 9(niprlN ncbucm
mcroen.
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MiHpod, ben 25. eepiember 1910
9as Gebeinnis oes Torti6rittes

vv~ @SJSS*SSVSS
Ser groBe rniliide 8biloiopb Wla-
6imir Soloipietp lit oub be,lte nod
in l1nierm 2anoe Elm fait unbefannter.
Sbgleid man i'm einen nrniiiiden
Neiuman'' genannt bat, bdlt es idmer,
engliidje l1eberiesungen ieiner 8erfe
su erlangen. gr gebort unitreitig 5ll.
ben tiefbenfenlten Mdnnern Ser leb.
ten bunbert Sabre. Sir ,tns 4atbo-
Iifen lit Solotpietp bon beIonoerer
8eoelltl1ng, neil er l,nerntiiolid fir
bie 8ieoerpereinigung Ser ruiiiid-
ortboooren Stride nit Nom fdmpfte,
11n oann, I'M Sabre 1896, 5ur fatbo-
Iiiden Stride iiber5,ttreten. Sir Sen
2aien Dor al1em BON 8ebeutltng iillb
feline ,.9rei @elpra6e" uno bie fleine
Sdrift, Scr IF. @labimir", Sic bas
Hroblem 5taat ,,no Stride bebanoelt.
Seiner Sdrift, ,,Oie eeiitigen @rnno=
Iagen bes 2ebens", entnommen lit,
1pas Soloipietp ii6er oas ,,@ebeimnis
bes Sorti6rittes" gelbrieben bat.
X X X
&ennt ibr bos M6r6en?
.Sn einem finltern @aloe berirrtc
ftd ein Saser; ermiioet iebte er iib
auf einen Stein am llfer zines BRET
ten rall6enoen Stromes. @r iibt ,mo
idaut in sic blmfle Siefe uno Ial1idt,
tuie ser Spe6t flopft nno immer
flopft an sic &in6e bes 8aumes. ltno
6em Sager miro es 10 i6lper INNS
9er5: ,,Ginlam bin i6 audi int 2eben,
tuie 1T bieiem 8aloe'', iinnt er, limo
fdon lange bin id) pom 8ege abge=
irrt auf perldieoenen Seitenpfabeu,
uno i6 finoe feinen slusmeg aus oie=
fen sSrrtpegen. Ginlanfeit, Dual unb
Beroerben iino mein Sos! 8o5u bin
ih geboren? @arum fam i6 III Die
fen 8alo? 8elder Nuben ertpablt
mir aus oem 3 oten al bieler Siere
1tte 8ogel?" 9a beriibrt i'm pl0b>
lid ientar1o an ser Sbulter. @r iiebt
auf es itebt eine sebiidte @reilin Dor
ib1n pie iol6e INNER in abnliden
Sdllen alt eri6einen pflegen. &lapper-
oiirr lit Die sllte, uno, oie Saut lit bon
Der Sarbe eines ~Sobannisbrotes aus
ben S6aubloen am &remel ooer tpie
ein 1tneepubter Stiefelld)aft. 9ie su-
gen bliefen bitter, ouf oem breiten
&inn itarren 5tpei graue Saorbiild)el,
,tuo gefleioet lit iie in Elm foltbares,
ieood uraltes @eipanb, bas idon gal15
in 2umpen 5erfaat uSore, mein lie
Der Sl,nge, at ienem liter lit ein
Plab6en, - oas lpabre Faraoies !!
@enn ou oortbin fonnen fannlt
tpirit olt aa 6einen Summer nergelen.
Maein fannit bu BEN 8eg bortbin I'M
2eben nidjt >finoen, i6 aber fibre bid
gera6ealts 6ortbin. oenn id fannie
ielblt bon ienem Srte ber. Sour mubt
ou MIDI at ienes ltfer tragen, oenu
Mir lit es nidt moglid), segen oie
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Photo Features

Gon Soenten Ser abolden llnipetat in Sofio uro oos
Sodi Catholic Settlement in 0adpa, elmer Yoritao ser apa
nden 9a,ptaot uterbaln. gs peroen BORT &noer
gltern pabreno 6eren @rbesloen erboen no 6am.
Iien NIT Nobung berieben Sbges 8o 5eg cine apanee
Muter, nit 9no ou oem &iden; ie bedatis d nit Sono-
orbeit iben Sageobn epa SO Gents pro gag erbohe
go apaiie @ebe ien ale Gorgeebten rcligi0icr
rppen geborene upanr iein 9ee goriritt bee teiere
suiersten fir oas Srten Der atboiiden &rde oa S p
je ber sic @epflogebt ser fo6olin Mionare r 0o
5een lb Yfarren enen gigeborere& &lers Geran5uboe1
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Der Sdniter

Giner bielt cine 9feoe.
~@er ipridt oo?'
~Sermlltli6 cin Sdultcr."
Gin Sdulter?'
uSSa. gr ipridt leoern lno iu Ib.
lasen."