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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04

orange-red color on the cheeks will
give even the prettiest face a
clown-ike look.
Unless you know that you will
have time to keep an eye on it and
freshen it up whenever a streak
or minor blotch appears, don't try
to wear dark suntan powder until
your skin is darkly tanned. Keep
ing dark powder on white skin in
perfect order requires a little ex-
ira effort throughout the day.
The woman who has time to fuss
with her makeup for a few minutes
only three times day had better
use dark powder only after her
complexion has been darkened by
the sun.
Cosmetics and beauty prepare
tons cost less per year if you buy
them in huge jars and big bottles.
However, unless you know that
you like a cream, it's not a good
idea to buy very large jar. Try
a small one, and 60 back for more
later.
Also, it's not bad idea to re-
member that one cream and one
lotion, used according to direc-
tons every single day, will do a
more satisfactory job in the long
run than half a dozen miscellan-
eous preparations used only now
and then.
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warnings on
Makeup

If all of your summer dresses
are in black, navy blue and
pastels. one set of makeup ought
to do nicely. These colors do not
make the complexion seem a diff
ferent tone from what it actually
Is. It's the hard bright color like
purple Tor poison green or canary
Yellow that calls for special
makeup.
A clear red lipstick will be smart
with black or navy, good with dark
prints. pastel shades and white.
Once your skin is tanned. switch
to a lipstick with a bit of orange
in the red. This, too, will be smart
with navy, black, white and
pastels.
No matter which shade of make
up you like. be sure to try 1t on in
daylight as well as in the artificial
light which floods the average cos
metics counter.
Lipstick and rouge do not need
to match exactly, but they should
be Of the same general tone. Pur-
ple-red color on the lips and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04

Nautical but very nice-those
sailor fashions for kiddiesl Your
own small lass will enjoy wearing
this eocky Anne Adams style
Pattern 4765-and you'll enjoy its
speedy, simple making. See, there
are several different versions, all
with jaunty front buttoning; at
tractive. squared-off side skirt
sections. Choose between crisp
revers a sailor collar that's
square in front and collarless
V-shaped neckline. And have
either a sleeveless version, puffed
sleeves or cap sleeves. For a real
sun-frock. you might even cut the
back neckline low. Embroidered
star motifs. bright braid or ric-rac
look gay. The pert sailor cap
comes right along with this versa
tile pattern!
Send fifteen cents li5c) in coins
and two tax tokens for this Anne
I AQailH pdAACth. WIN pidluiN
SIZE. NAME. ADDRESS and
STYLE NUMBER.
You'll need plenty Of wardrobe
variety for warm days to come, so
order the Anne Adams Pattern
Book today, Its colorful pages
show smart. individual styles for
everyone-each quickly available
in a simple-to-use pattern. There
are morning and afternoon prints,
trim street ensembles. play clothes,
dance and graduation gowns. Fab
ric tips. lingerie and accessories
wind up this most exciting OF
fashion stories-yours for fifteen
cents. Pattern. fifteen cents. Book
and pattern together. twenty-five
cents and three tax tokens.
Send your order TO The Tacoma
Times. Pattern Department Ia
coma. Wash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04
CHAPTER THIRTEEN

After she returned TO the house
and her own room, Kay wondered
II abe had been wise in telling
Morrow 30 much about Stan Gil
bert. She knew that the secretary
thought he was being very adroit
in getting the information from
her, but then she didn't see any
reason why she shouldn't reveal
all she knew about the man.
The fact that she had remem-
bered him 20 clearly. had been
able TO describe him in such de-
tail, a. though she had known
him for years, puzzled her for
awhile, and then she dismissed
the thought with a shrug.
Being aboard the plane
with him 80 long and riding
beside him In the car, of
course couldn't help but
notice n lot Of things about
him." she told herself.
She wondered to what use Nor
row would put the information she
had given about Stan. Undoubt-
eddy, with his thoroughness he al
ready had set the wheels going to
locate him In Reno. She smiled
to herself at the idea of what Nor
row would do II he came face
to face with Stan. In any conflict
which might develop, she was
quite certain that Morrow would
get the worst OF II. whether II was
physical combat or a clash OF wits.
Stan had impressed her As a
man who knew his way around,
and from his size and apparent
perfect condition. she was quite
certain that he could take care OF
himself In most any situation thai
Morrow could devise.
She pondered Morrow's absorb
cd interest In every detail o
Barry's affairs, and resolved, whei
she saw Barry. to tell him tina
she thought his secretary's loyal
ty was much stronger To Jstt
than 10 his immediate employer
That Morrow was entirely o
Jetts's side In spying on Barry
she had no doubt, and she decide
he must be actusted by hope @
some monetary reward.
! Undoubtedly. they would all b
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04
One Feature Can Make
Outfit OUTSTANDING

Actress Dorothy Comingore
says it takes just one unusual
feature to make an ensemble seem
new and different. Her favorite
spring suit is conventional style
in a quite conventional brown and
white pin check. What makes il
different are the poekets-L-shap-
ed, faced and piped with white
waffle pique.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04

AHGirls Should Be Ready
To Support Themselves
Because Of fhe Tines Young Women Of Today
Ought TO b Prepared 10 Earn Their Own livinss
By CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey Ny question TO you IS not an unusual
sne for il concerns marriage rs 80 many letters you
am completing my third year in college this month and
an trying to persuade my not to send back for
NV last year You see have been going with young
for the past two years and impatient TO get married
He is leaving the fall for nearby town where he has
teaching Job and ne wants 90 along his wife AS
have already said my seriously object TO plans
for they very that finish college education
feel that should If is there WISH for they have
nnrr1ficed much 10 give me the education have.
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THE MAN@ WANT
~

! leagued against her in her efforts
to retrieve Barry's love, and shed
have to depend upon her own re-
sources and intelligence in find
ing a way to combat them. Melo-
dy was her one hope and without
her, she realized she wouldn't
stand a chance Of getting any
information.
Mulling over these thoughts ms
she looked out on the garden.
darkness fell without her being
aware of it until the lights Of her
room were suddenly flashed on.
She turned quickly, and then
laughed, as she saw It was Mel
ody who had entered. thought the
room was empty and had turned
on the switch.
II hope l didn't disturb you,
Miss Kay"
mot at all, Melody. I was sit
ting here trying to think things
out, and wondering what chance
I'll have, even when Barry returns,
of seeing him. He'll not know from
any OF the people around here
that I'm in the house. and I'm
quite certain that they'll do their
best to keep US apart"
But you have friends, Miss
Kay. too. a. well n those who
would like to see you away from
here
Friends? I know I have q
friend in you. but who else ?"
my brother WI, for one.
He works In the kitchen and
usually serves the meals when
they're taken 10 the rooms"
But why is he my friend?"
Because I am. We're very
close. WI and I. He's a fine boy"
That's grand to have two
friends In the house. Then it was
from him you got the information
,, that Barry arrived in Los Ange-
les ?"
Yes. Miss Kay. WI picks up q
lot of gossip in the kitchen. He
runs lots of errands. too, between
the house and the mine, and &C
he's quite valuable. As a matter
I. OF fact, he has a message for you
he picked up this afternoon"
"A MESSAGE From whom ?"
He was sworn to secrecy. ane
can't tell. But he got $50 fol
agreeing 10 deliver the message
what Is it,"
''ons Of the mine men
wants 10 meet you this eve
ming, 1T 1850 The meeting
has to be secret, Ne he does
MT want 10 be seen by any
one Mt the house"
sounds very mysterious. How
do 1 know 1t isn't a scheme fol
someone TO get me out Of tn,
house. alone?
I'm surs it's nothing like that
Miss Kay. WI Is satisfied tina
everything 10 all right. or h,
wouldn't have agreed 10 delive
the message. He's 70 get S5l
more. he says, II you keep the sp
pointment-
DO you suppose it's a messag'
from Barryl Something he sen
to q friend At the mine, to pas
on To me- Perhaps he has lesrnes
that I'm here and doesn't want Il
see me here, but some place else.
That may be what it Is, bu
WI didn't know. and I don't
either"
That must be II. OF course
III keep the appointment. Yol
may pass the word on 10 you
brother, II you wish. Where an
I to meet this man."
There is a grove o. pine tree
just beyond the stables. where 70,
could meet someone without being
observed. It's entirely out Of sigh
Of the house
But how about dinner Won
Continued On Page 10. Column 6
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04

Below are the answers to test
questions printed on the editorial
page:
1. II not.
2. An officers servant or per
sonai attendant.
3. June IA
I. Africa.
D. Julia harlows.
9. No.
Z. Elisha Gray.
8. Towering shrub.
Q. ctz.
10. Fairy tales and myths.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04
Paper Wedding

Dear Miss Grey: What typs
gifts are supposed to be given fol-
q second anniversary. I have .
close friend whom ] would like te
remember on that occasion and &C
would appreciate knowing what
sort Of gift to look for.
WONDERING.
Dear Wondering: Practical
gift~ for the second anniversary
known ~ the "paper wedding"
Are stationary, books. sub
scriptions 10 magazines. pictures,
etchingx. prlnts etc.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04

To remove the fogginess thai
sometimes gathers on mirrors
first rub off fingermarks and spots
with a soft cloth slightly damp
ened with household ammonia
then go over the entire surface
with another cloth saturated with
glycerins. Polish with a clean
dry, lintless cloth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04
.ATTERN 2e6S

The fomiIor Bible story of Christ Among the Wise
Men beautifully shown this fIet crochet ponel The
picture foithfuy tonsIoted from the fomous pointing
noes heirloom piece Pottern 1885 contoinx drec-
of stitches.
Send 0 IN coin ond tax token for this pot
tern 10 The Tocono Times Needlecroft dept. Write
plainly pattern nunbsr. your name and oodrexs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04

Dear Niss Grey: would like
vary much to have you print .
recipe for Creole Ham Pie. used
70 enjoy 1t 20 much when was .
child. but i cannot find our old
recipe for II. MRS. p. c.
Dear Mrs. p. C.: I am certain
you Win find this deliciouxs
CREOLE HAM PIE
vita Baked Toast Topping
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04

III &i4IKA AttAH ~ $50 NJ -
On thu other hand. however,
know that my heart would not b
n my work and that It means
wasted year out Of my life. Pleas
Ten ne what you think ! should
oo7 ANXIOUS.
Dear Anxious: l presume that
your nance = faccd with Tire
ponnIh1llfx u going Into the
army. Most young nsea Of hls
~ nra. Haxe Yea tal<cn this
TITO csnsldcrAtiens
Before ysu make any very def
htte plnns sbont TIE future, you
should realize that your fiancs
may have 70 leave you shortly
ana that you win b forced -
support yourself. He may have
. coed job promised him. hut ~
may ~ forced 70 trade Il for m
army - = few months later.
And the girl ~ lsavss bshind
ohould ~ Capable Of supporting
her~elf. Trss. TIE Eiri who Isn't
self-rupperting h often able 10
faII hack On her family, but fam
1les aren't always 30 generous
shout supporting \ daughter who
knn . husband. When they do,
1hey often decide II gives than
- night 70 have their say In
- young folks plans and de-
eirions-
n Knit easy ON . mans pride
- have hls wife's family respen-
aible for her support. In these
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04

Combined
flsvors Please
Combined fruit flsvors often
make luscious desserts. Try
pineapple favored gelatine.
cut into cubes. mixed with ripe
red Strawberries and served
with q vanilla custard sauce or
lightly whipped cream.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04

III cup< milk
8 slices enriched bread
III tablespoons butter
? tablespoons catsup
4 teaspoon chill powder
Ia cups cooked diced ham
cup whole kernel corn
sslf 20 taste
Q slices enriched bread
. tablespoons butter
scald milk. Remove erusts
from Ire slices Of enriched
bread and crslsnble the bread In
10 the milk. Cock over low heat,
stirring well until mixture
thickens. blend In butter, catsup
and chill powder. Add ham. corn
and salt 10 taste. Transfer To =
shallow baking dish. Prepare the
9 slices Of bread for Baked Toast
Topping, - follows: remove
crusts and spread both sides al
bread generously with butter.
Win . sharp knife, score or cut
each slice into small squares,
almost through 10 bottom. Ar
range slices, cut side up, on top
of ham mixture. Bake In hot
oven lleo degree r. until bread
h crisp and goiden--about 20
minutes.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-23

gen mobcrlcn Grrlu9cnld)olten' let
sen lid) III ltnl5cr llcbcrbcbln9 iiber
Die ,,altnoolhen', iolioen 2cbenS9c.
lpoDnbcitcn lmlcrcr @ltern nno Dor
Iobren DinpcD nnb mahcn - leioer
81 lpot - Die @riobri,ng Dob Die
~ Item Nnh rcdt oebobt bobcn.
s. 1iht ircilitb - lple Sic in Sb-
rcr 3uihriit rid)tig bencrfcu - nod
onoere lpeit lpidtigerc llriohen iiir
Die SHm0duug nno &ur5lebi9fcit nn-
lcrer jln9en Generation: Die moro
lildc ;}iigcllri1feit l1no Oireft latter
bate Hebensge sgemobnbeiter, mcld)e nod
lhnellcr lllo llhcrer 5lnl torpeflihen
- luo Nclitigcn - Hfuin fiibren, olS
Sic unoroentlide forperlidc Hebenss
pelie. Nton broldot lld oeabolb nlbt
5u perlplmoern iiber sic 5llnebmcnbe
3erriittn9 oes @be- uno Jomilien'
lcbens, sic itcigenoe 3abl Ser Selbit"
nloroe llub nnherer 5erltoreuOcr Gr-
l6cinllnuen unlercs mooernen 2ebens.
- u. g., Suma
Inter Gbbc nno SHIT, nuH @c5ci'
ten genonnt, pcrltebt man Dos regel-
nlobi9c Stci9en nmo SSallen hes Viee-
reslpieoels, hos innerbolb zines
Mouoto1es GA ct. SO Nin) 5mei-
mol lpchielt. 9onpturlabe bieler @r.
ldcinaln9 lit oic Nu5iebun9sfroit BON
Some >mo Monb. Die Mu5iebnnos-
fraft bes Monoes lit ipcit miehtiecr
ols sic Ser Sonnc, neil scr Mono
ser GrHc pcit nober ltebt Stebt Der
0iouo iibcr eine,u Mieere, 10 6iebt er
oos oireft inter ibm flieBenoc 0olier
oil (3cnitilu). 0icie 10 ecbiloete
;3enitflllt bat cine ooppcltc IoIee:
f. oos ySoilcr, has iib in elmer @nt-
ieruung BON cincn &icrtel oeo @ro-
lnnfreiics 81 bcioen Seiten ser 3enit-
lint bciiuoet, ilieBt tells geaen Die
3enitilut, tells, inful9e Scr @rhnn-
brcbung bos CSlci99clpld)t Der @rbe
rettcro, 9c0cn enen Y'mft 81, Der,
onf Der entgeAeneciettcn Grohollte,
scr 3cnitilut orett acacniiber lic9t.
PIT oiclcm Euntt hilbet lih cine 6'peite
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2 9iittcn 5miiheu ;}cuit= lnb Nooir-
lint biloet iid bnrh Sos Nbilieben
NrS NnlirrS piu ) irfitnuN (Ghhc np-
nonnD. Nr boben olp ouf @roen
our iclbcn Belt INNER 5pei ,Sluten,
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9enbe gbben onf beioen Seiten Der
Grbe 5miihen ben beioen 1Sluten. Die
@bben lino un9eiobr aleih ltorf, bon
Sen sSl'lten lit ober bie 3enitilnt Die
(Jortieslne aui Seite I'D
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bcr bis in oen Mnrocn Dincin bel
Gergnilglngen nller Nrt 5nochrod)t
bot, mobei &opf nno Ningcn nurd)
9llfobolmiBbrauh iibcr ibrc 2cilnm-
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lit man 9e5plmnen, ln bodltcr 0ult
irocnoetmos IN oen Moncn Dinnter-
51,0ieBcn onltatt lid) Belt 81 einem
oroentliben 6riibltiit 81 ncbncn.
Gielleibt lit ser ourh sic nohtlid)cn
@r5ciic peroorbcne @toNcn olb III.
lobi9 6llr Sluinobmc elmer nrocntli=
6en MobI5eit. 9ll5 biclcm @r,uo
miro 5lrm 9Gittogallnh ond) micoer
MIR ctmas @isfaltes nit ctlpoS Nold=
pert (pielleid)t aldb ,pcil es ,Stple"
ilD Dem armen Mogcn eebptcn.
Nenn nton bos @liid hot, nod Ion
ger, ernliioenoer Sogesorbeit einen
gut gcocdten Siib uno cine quite
Nbcnenabl5eit 81 @ollic 81 finben, 10
crlallbt nidt Ielteu einc GinloonnQ 5ll
elmer EortD faum sic netlpcnoioc Belt
nno Tube, oiele eill5i9c aelunoc nnb
ltorfenoc Fobl5eit cin5lncbmen. Cos
oltc 9tohtleben beginnt bon ncllenl,
9efol9t bon elmer onltreneenoeu "a
gesorbeit.
ScIhltperltonolih fommcl bel ci
ner lolben 2ebens,pcilc Ncrpen lmo
Waeen nie our Hnbe umb sic notiir-
li6en, 5ur @eiunobcit notmenoiacn
.6nnftionen oes &orpers eeroten in
bollitonoi9e ltnoron,mg. 0ie robu.
itelte 8elnnbbeit fom cine lolhe &C.
benslpeiie ouf oie 0m,er nidt onSs
bolten. Ser 3nitono miro nod 90
ol,r6 beridblinnlert, BOB man 81
fiinltlidlen. ,ueiit id)dolihen Mittcln
oreiit, ,l,t Elm &opfpeb ooer cine Mo-
9enitor,ng - tennporor au Der
trclben, ooer boB mon 81, cinen mo
bernen Nr5t leinc 3uiludt nin1mt, Scr
nit ner5utferteu EiIlen ooS llebeI bin
5iebt, bis er id)lieblih oos Solpitol
,mo cine operation ols sic ein5igc
&ettlng poridldet Wer iid int bcl-
tiaen Seben MIR ein ,penie nlicbt,
miro SbieeS bcitotiet iinoen.
9ie Nnforoerunecn, ,pelhe SOS &C.
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lteIlt, ser ieiueu Sebenslunterbalt oils
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Gereniieuneen troaen 5nr @elunbbcit
bel. Ser iueenblihe 2eihtiinn nno
Die 9eaeiiteruns iiber Die "erobarti.
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uitp ull pte pSlltlptlt IpiYeltuell lteuei
nicbt bernor9ernien, ionbern sic 0fcn.
iden - burf ibrc ltngeretbtiofeit,
ibre Sobiliht mnb ibren Modtbungcr.
Sn einem. ip0tern Artifel miro Sbre
5ra9e erldopienber beontipcrtet mer,
ben.
- s. 9. &., Minm.
0ie 8eartportllng Sbrer Nnfrooc
bc5ii9lid lmicrer Nn5ei9cu miro obnc
3tpeifel olle lnlerc 2cier intereiiic-
ren. Ser uSbio @oiienirelno" bot
in ieiner iolt 7Oi0briecn Griitcns es
ols cine @elpiiieHspfliht bctrohtet,
mlr lplioe 9ln5eioen on5llncbmen.
Gies gilt oon5 bclpnOcrS BON Sen SciI
mittel= =An5eigen. 80 lino sic bon nrr
Sell 9lmmon So. bcracltclltcn 0ril
lnittel, sic ct. 3enebift= Solbc II. a
feline Sotcntnlcbi5incn, lpnocrn aus
lunblbefanntcn Sellfr6ntern bergcitcll.
te Snl1alnittel.
@ir leufen be,ltc Sic Nuiuerflonl.
felt lnierer 9cicr aon5 beionncrS ol1
sic onf hiclcr Scitc erlhcincnoc 9n
5cige Der Sell 9lmn,on &rdlltcrbcil=
pr0porote. Sober 2clcr crbolt, folten-
los, ouf 9lnirogc, bier 9iid)leill bic
mertponc &infe nnb GotiHl0ee sur
grboltlrng ser @ciluobeit unb Ser
0cbonollng bon &ronfbciten entbal=
ten.
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englilher Spratbe erb0ltlid. Gurd)
einc einfohc GoItfartc fonn jeber &C.
ier in 8eiie Ser bier 9iidlcin fonnmen.
- Mrs. 81. N., DO.
@s lit cine pielfoh 1lnbefonntc nmb
oft perfonnte Satlod)c, sob, beionocrs
bellt5utoac cine boufig porfonnlen>c
llrlahe bon Niogenltorrn9en oller
Mrt: llnperooulibfeit, Stublperltops
flng (Gonltipation) bon einelu ner>
polen 3nltono berriibrer, bon elmer
lleberrei5una ser Nerncn
8efannt iits ooB, menn ein Sung
riger cine lbmodbafte Speiic licbt,
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ibnt, mic man iogt, ,,oos @oiicr im
aEunoe 5,tionnuenl0ntt''. 9ieier no
tiirlibe Gorgang riibrt oober, boC
unier 9serpenipitem cine GontroIle
onsiibt iiber. Sen Gerooln,ngsopparot
unieres Gorpers.
8ic nun oielc Nblonoernna ser
Spcitbelbriiien geforoert meroe,i fonn,
10 miro lie oiO 9ebenrnt ourd cine
forperlib ooer eeiltig d)nner5poae,
ober bob plobIib eintrctenhe nnan=
genebme .~Stinnnu1g Gin plosliher
S6refen fom cine dngenblidlihe
Stor,mg i,n Moacn mo int Gerom,=
unesiplten per,1riohen. 9urh nner=
portete tSreuoe ooer ploelihen
Shrecfcn toun bel nlon6en Eerlonen
grbrehen. ooer Nbiiibren eintreten.
Gieier plotlitb auf oos NerpcniDltem
olsgeiibte itorfe @inor,d tpirft OH
geublicflid) auf Sen oon5en Gerom,=
uugsopparot.
+ Die 9terpcn folncn auh brrd
ltebernliio,ng mb llcberonltren9un,a
oieielbe 9Sirfllng onf Moecn uno I'M
terlcib ousiibc,. 0os fiibrt nns ouf
elm bellt5uto9c folt al(genein perbrci-
tetes llebcl ser mooernen Menlhbeit:
lleberonitrcneung ser 9ferpen ourd
unllnterbrod)ene forperlihc nmo gel
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HusRuflft
: Mrs. 6. s., >.

iiber ben Hiebergang oes Hroteltans
tismns, nidt MIR III lnierm 2nnoe,
ionoern in foIt ollen 2anoerily brad)=
ten NOR MIR cine 6eltltellllng bon
Gatia6en, sic bon proteltontilben
Greoieern ielblt eelnad)t unb beooltert
ipiroen. Cine eroBe @n5abl Miniitcr
beribieoener proteltontilher Seften
iteben entlett Dor leeren &irben. 9ic
meilten iinb in BEN SonmerIerien
anbauernb peribloiien.
IS lino bies sic nottpenoioen mo
nmnusbleibliben Solgen ser prctc-
1tontiiben 2ebre, Oob jeber 9lonbel1
nno bic 81. Shrift ouslegcn fonn,
ipie er nill. @o5u brolld)t er beul
einen Ereoiger nno cine air6e? Gic
bielen Snnberte peridieocner Seftcll
fonnen lid) iniolgeoeiieu nidt iiber
Dos @eientlibc hes @loubcns einigen.
SIT es ha 5lt ncrlpnnbcrn, boB Sic
gelpobnlidcn @loubi9en sic &irt)c
berloiien? Eroteltonten, Sic nod ct
Iitbe 9rodeu iiberlicfcrten @lolbenS
aerettet bobe11, iid)en in ibren Sir
beu bergebens nof geiiti9er Nob-
rnng. @enn ein ,8ottesoenl it. =Ern=
aro1nm ols 8pp Scout 9ionies, 8ol=
IettGn5en (tpie cs 1lnl0nalt int Sltcn
eeibob), llntcrribt I'M &lciocrlno=
her, Gbllrh Soupers nno &lmlnoNc
Coles beitebt, mic fam So cin reli=
eios ociin'lter Eroteltont lid) 5u Ell
ner Stride onAe5ogen iiiblcn?
Ines, ipos IN nonhen proteitonti=
iden &irden nod gcblic6cn lit, lit sic
Sonntoosidule. ltno oud oice ion
moberniiiert pcroen @s lit alien @rn=
fes ser Goridlog aemod)t lporbelL
ben &inoern sic slbbolt,lng ser Sonn=
taesid,,le 5u iiberloiielt, bonlit ipeni9=
items in Sen ,,beiBen Sommcriericn"
Der Baitor nit ieiner ,So,nilie in sic
Sonnerferien reiien fam. slrmc,
bebauernsiperte 9brilten!
@ie fam es alld anoers iein? Gin
3peig, Ser bonn W'utterltannm &C.
trennt miro, fonn nod cine fl,r5c
3eit grim bleiben, ln,B ober balo Der
sorren, ,peil ibm fein 2ebensiait mchr
5uaefiibrt miro. 60 bat 2ntbcr sic
mnieIiec. Sat beeanac,L iih bon ser
Stride @briiti los5lltrennen nno bot
MiIlionen NUT lid ins Geroerben ac=
aoeen. Seine Mnbonaer bobcn ieitber
70 lonae ,,nb iopiel ,,reiormiert" bob
bon @laubc ,mo @briltentlm nur
mebr cine morlhe Shole iibrig lit.
- e. 3d., Ea. -
Ner iib 3eit .,mo @tiibe nimmt,
in ser @cididte ser Menid)beit sic
Soten uno Grrungenidoften Ser Sol
fer, ibrcn Nufihmrnng ,mb tieoers
aong .a1 ltuoieren, miro anf ieocr
Seite Der @elfidte sic Sotlode BE-
itdtist finben, oob Cit &olf erltorftc
,lnh prospcrierte, Wenn Hc9ierrng
nnh Tolf einen gottes sfiird)tigeu unO
nlorolii6en 2ebensnonoe1 fiihrten II.
boB Elm Golt 5ugr,lnoc ging, bos
@ott nno ieine @ebote pcraoB uno
fih alien 2oltern bineab. 0ieielbc
@riheinng boben mir be,te au beob=
od)ten sic @elegenbeit. Die @ottper-
9ciienheit uno 2olterboftigfeit batte
in bielen ellropdiiden 20noern geuol=
.tig uniidaeariifen nnS cine iobr5ebn=
4nInnnn ~ n1i a inr Stnrf "a am. hn44n &n,,