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they had withdrawn from the
mother church to start their own
congregation. OF those who first
ventured into the new organization,
only Mrs. Selma Preinkert, widow of
the first president, is living.
A year after the congregation was
first formed the Rev. DR.. E. G.
Tressel was installed as pastor. A
fine speaker who taught members
of Congress elocution, DR.. Tressel
set the new group on firm founda-
ton. He served IS years, leaving in
1892 to become pastor of Grace Lu-
theran Church, Columbus, Ohio, a
post he held until his death.
DR.. Tressel was succeeded by the
Rev. DR.. John Doerman in 1893 and
served as pastor for Is years. DR.
Doerman was feet inches tall and
built in proportion. He was fine
Latin and Greek scholar and under
his guidance the congregation made
steady strides forward. He died in
1919. Over the altar in the present
church, at Sixteenth and Varnum
streets NV, there is a memorial
window dedicated to the memories
of DR.. Tressel and DR.. Doerman.
The present pastor. the Rev. DR.
Gerhard E. Lenski, came in 1920
1t was during his pastorate they
moved to the present site. For
three and a half years between the
change the congregation worshiped
at Joppa Hall, Ninth and Upshur
streets NV. Dedication services
for the new structure were held
March 18, 1928.
Grace Evangelical Church today
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Harrison Bible Glass of Congress
Street Methodist Church tomorrow.
Representative Luther Patrick of
Alabama will be the guest teacher
tomorrow at the Vaughn Glass of
Calvary Baptist Church.
Philip Anderson of Chicago Theo-
logical Seminary will be the guest
teacher of the James D. Buhrer
Bible Glass of First Evangelical and
Reformed Church.
The Cleaners Glass of Columbia
Heights Christian Church will have
as guest teacher tomorrow Mrs.
Harry L. Bell.
The Phi Gamma Kappa Glass of
Metropolitan Baptist Church will
hold prayer service for men in the
service tomorrow.
Maj Byron E. Hargrove will teach
the Beau-Knot Class of the Ma
tional City Christian Church to-
morrow.
The Soper Mems Bible Glass of
Lewis Memorial Methodist Church
will be taught tomorrow by the
new pastor, the Rev. G. Custer
Cromwell.
Miss Thelma Fryer will be the
guest teacher of the Women's Bible
Glass of North Washington Baptist
Church tomorrow.
The Adult Division Council, COM
posed of representatives of the adult
classes of Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church will meet Tuesday
at 8 pm. The A. B. Pugh Class
will hold a business and social meet
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
E. E. Humphries, Arlington, Va
Monday evening.
The Golden Page Class of Ana
costa Methodist Church elected
Mrs. Mildred Montgomery. presi-
dent; Mrs. Mae Blair and Mrs Lula
Reed, vice presidents; Mrs. Mar
guerite Galloway, secretary; Mrs.
Beatrice Carmitchel, treasurer, and
Mrs. Daisy Bell, delegate to the
Organized Bible Glass Association.
The Harriet T. Lipp Class of Ham
line Methodist Church elected Mrs
Gladys Maupin, president; Mrs
Maude Huntley, vice president, Mrs.
Ruth Washburn, secretary: Mrs.
Dorothy Riley. treasurer; Mrs. Edna
McGinness, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Florence Yeager, recording
secretary, and Mrs. Thomas F. Law,
teacher.
The Woman's Bible Glass of st.
Paul Methodist Church elected Mrs.
Clyde H. Butler, president; Mrs.
Grant Bruce, vice president; Mrs.
Annie Hudgins, recording secretary;
Mrs. Tillie A. Dean, corresponding
secretary, and Mrs. Jane Bolen,
treasurer.
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DR.. Paul Douglass
And Dr.. J. W. HASTINGS
Al Mi. Vernon Church

In the absence of DR.. John w.
Rustin, who is preaching at Ocean
Grove, N. j., Dr. Paul Douglass,
president of American University,
will speak at both morning services
tomorrow at Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church. His sermons
will be in keeping with the celebra-
tion of Independence Day. The top
les are: Independence of the Puri-
tan" at 9 am. and "Independ-
ence Day, 1945," at l1:15 am. DR..
j. Warren Hastings, minister of the
National City Christian Church,
will preach in the evening on What
Ails the church,"
On Monday the church summer
camp in Westmoreland County, Va,
will open-the first group of boys
going down for two weeks. The
Rev. Lloyd H. Snyder, jr., is in
charge of the camp, which is
planned for July and August for
boys and girls of the community.
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Womon's Group to Hear
Venezuelan Delegate

The Woman's Council of the Ma
tional City Christian Church will
meet Tuesday at II am. in the social
hall, 1908 Vermont avenue NV.
Mrs. Ruth Herbert. president, will
preside.
Mrs. Mary Calcano de Keeler. for
merly Of Caracao, Venezuela, who
has just returned from the San
Francisco Conference as member
Of the Venezuelan delegation, will be
the guest speaker. Miss Mabel Cook
general secretary Of the YWCA, will
conduct the devotions. Mrs Pauline
Holcomb will be the vocalist. The
public Is invited.
"The Great Heart of America is
the subject of DR.. J. Warren
Hastings on Sunday.
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is unusual inside. On either side
of the pews arches along a pathway
give 18th century Gothic archi-
lecture effect to the auditorium.
Old Latin emblems are embedded
into the tiled floor before the altar
The altar is gift Of the Women's
Missionary Federation. The pulpit
was given by Lafur Raymond, a
member of the congregation. To the
left of the altar a windoW is now
being put in in memory of It. Hugh
v. Keiser, jr., U. S. N r.. who was
killed in action in New Guinea in
1943 He was the son of Hugh v.
Keiser, former president of the
church.
Several families have served the
church through many years. They
include the StutZ. Preinkert, Leh-
mann and Heitmuller families. One
member of the Stutz family, Col
Frank Stutz. for many years super
intendent of the Sunday school, is
now member of the armed forces.
A member of the family by mar
riage, George Emch, has taught a
Bible class for IS years. Another
Sunday school teacher of many
years service is j. F. w. Schmidt,
formerly of the Pension Office.
DR.. Lenski came to the church
from a chaplaincy in the Navy in
World War 1. He served in that
capacity from 1917 to 1919. Before
that he acted as assistant pastor
at St. Marks Lutheran Church,
Butler, Pa, for three years. A ma
tive of Columbus, Ohio, DR.. Lenski
is a graduate of Capital University
in Columbus and of Union Theolog-
ical Seminary in New York. He re-
ceived his Phi. D. degree at Amer
lean University graduate school.
He is president of the Lutheran
Ministerial Association, a position
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glorify God and to enjoy Him
forever"
With equal truth it might be writ
ten that Gods chief end is man.
Despite His infinite sovereignty over
all creation, God Is most interested
in the man whom He made in His
own image. He established the earth
as a fit dwelling place for the human
beings into whose nostrils He had
breathed His own Divine life. He
gave man the power of choice, so
that he has a sons right to dis
obey his Father.
After the orderly creation of the
heavens and the earth, with the pro-
vision for the perpetual ongoing OF
their functions, God was satisfied
with the job He had done. And
God saw everything that He had
made, and, behold, it was very good. Z"
Throughout the ages, mankind has
drawn more and more upon the re-
sources of Gods creation, and we
seem now at the beginning of fresh
new draughts upon His spiritual and
material stores.
AS we shall see in next week s
lesson, only one thing marred God
perfect creation. He had given to
man the perilous power to destroy as
well as to build. The Divine in
mortal made him capable of marrine
the Almighty's handiwork.
| Nevertheless, God persists in loving
and helping His children. His power
is freely offered for a fresh start
for the race. His love is as great as
His power. He built road back
home for all His wandering of :
spring, the road that leads over
Calvary's crest.
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Service Honor Roll
IWiII Be Unveiled

A service honor roll will be un-
veiled at the North Washington
Baptist Church at II am. tomorrow.
The Mems Bible Class has spon-
sored this project. 1t is tribute
Of members and friends to the
service personnel from the church
families.
Judy May and Billy Reynolds.
whose fathers name appears on the
roll with a gold star, will unveil
the roll. E. F. Haycraft will make
the presentation address and the
Rev. Henry J. Smith will accept the
gift on behalf of the church.
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Evangelical Lu-
theran Church.
They were led by
]. C. Preinkert,
z. T. Eberbach,
G. C. Stutz, L. F..
Stutz and J. P.
S t in z ing, who
became the first
officers.
They were all
originally men,
berS OF trinity
L u t h e r a n
Church. Desiring
to worship in
English, rather
I. han German
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he has held the last three years
and member OF the Washington
Federation of Churches. He is also
member of the Downtown Lions
Club and of the Interchurch
Group. DR.. Lenski is editor of sew
eral Sunday school publications
and author of Let Us Keep Lent
and Marriage in the Lutheran
Church" He and Mrs. Lenski live
at 1905 Sixteenth street NV. Their
son, Corpl. Gerhard Lenski, AAF
is now in Ellrope
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Dean Sufer Preacher
Al fhe Cathedral

Holy communion will be celebrated
at 7:30, $50 and II am. at WASH
ington Cathedral tomorrow. The
Very Rev. John Wallace Suter. dean
of the Cathedral, will preach at
II am on Church and the Nation"
Canon Wedel will be the preacher
at the evensong service at 4 o'clock.
William Watkins, organist of First
Congregational Church, will give \
recital on the great organ ut the
second of the programs in. the Ca
thedral twilight hour series at 8.15
pm. Tuesday.
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Atonement Lutheran
To Hear DR.. Lunq

The Rev. DR.. Robert L. Lang,
superintendent of the National
Lutheran Home, will conduct the
services at $3.50 and II am. tomor-
row at Atonement Lutheran.
During the next six weeks, the
Rev. Paul L. Reaser will undertake
postgraduate studies at the divin-
ity school Of the University of
Chicago.
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Carolina Ave-
nue. Methodist
Church, on "Or-
ganizing a Mems
Bible Class"
The Temple
m e MS b b ! e
Class of Temple
Baptist Church
will have George
w. Bell, sr., as
guest teacher to-
morrow.
Wall DOxey,
S e r g e a n t at
arms, u n i t e d
S t a t e S Senate,
will sneak tn the
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ana purpose Oh
God must find
its way into the
minds of those
who would deal
adequately with
t h e Sc tim e S.
G cd q W q r e
thoughts are es-
sential today.
In the shorter
ca techism the
first question Is,
wv h a t is tn e
c hief nd o f
MANI" And the
answer is, Mans
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|Oreonized
| BibieCIusses
BY DR.. PAGE Nick. ETCHIsoN

Alden w. Hoage, vice president,
Organized Bible Glass Association,
will speak at supper meeting to-
morrow, at 6 pm, at the North
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IA Lesson
1For the Week
BY WILLIAM +. ELLIS.

1t is time for thinking Gods
thoughts after Him" He punished
disobedient men, and then showed
mercy. Something Of the patience
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BY CASPAR NAMES.

Sixty-nine years ago. 20 young
men and women gathered in
building at Thirteenth and Corcoran
streets NV to organize Grace
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ents, unthankful, unholy.
If there were no other scriptures
to be found to prove that we are
living in the last days and the
days of Gods final Judgment,
these scriptures alone would prove
beyond any doubt that truly the
hour for God to judge America is
at hand.
Are not men lovers of themselves
today and every one boasts Of how
good he can do things better than
the other man? Do you find any
one thankful today for what they
have?
And is it not true that the masses
Of the people today are unholy to-
ward God as far as their thinking?
If man would be saved through the
blood of the Lord Jesus Christ they
would think more of others and
help some one else more than they
do themselves.
Let's be lovers of God, lovers of
Christian things, more than of the
world, for worldly things perish, but
things which are eternal will live
forever.
Send for free copy of our paper.
We send this paper free to service
men. A copy of Five Things
Everybody Ought to Know" may be
had for cents to cover postage,
etc.
Req Dallas r. Billfn gton,
1912 Manchester Road,
Akron II, Ohio
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The Sunday school lesson for
July l is, Gods Joy in Crea ton"
Genesis 1:1-5, 1912, 1918,
1921, 81.
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LOVERS OF PLEASURE
II Timothy 3

II Timothy 3:
l and This
know also. that
in the last days
perilous tim e s
shall come. For
men s h a IL be
lovers Of their
own selves, COW
etous, boasters,
prou d, b las
phemers, d iso-
-
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TrtrnnH

Friends Meeting of WashinEton,
2I11 Florida Ave.
at II am All interested are welcome,
Young People $50 pm. s. s.. 1O:45 am.
FRIENDS MEETING tORTHODOx).
18th and Irving Streets NV
II am.-Meeting for Worshin Weicnm.
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Ghrtstahrlphtan

Christadelphian Chapel
1872 Webster st. NV.
8. S. 10 Am. Services, I1:15 am.
Christadelphian Ecclesia
s. S.. 10 am. Services. II am
10l2 9th st. wv. 3rd Fl. Public Invited
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Ghrtattan Ghurthra DtHrtplra)
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
1435 Park Rood NV.
AARRY Rel Minister
Aazarrttr

Miss Mary Frances D0uthat,
Assistant to the Minister.
9:45 am.-Bible School
HEAR THE STIRRING STORY
OF WINIFRED WATSON SMITH.
who was recently released with her
husband and 3-year-old son, from a
Philippines. DR.. Bell Presiding.
700 p.m.-C e Societies
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Ratlonal
B artist mfmorlal

18th and CoIumbio Rood NV.
Edward B. Willingham, Minister
IL: 100 a.m.-"The Symb Of the
supper" (the Lord S
Supper.
500 p.m.-"Amplius."
$40 a,m,-Bible School.
Gas p.m.-Baptist Training Fellow
ship.
Thursday. 8 pm-Midweek Prayer
Service
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-28

an bes 9etpegungsfrieges, Der raid
gan3e Stdote 5erltort uro eroBe Sc
biete bon einem Gag gum anoern ais
@tappe btnter itb ldBt. -. .s~.r.s
nSSn einem 2eitartifel befaBt ii9
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ldreibt Der ibDeOtide &orreiponbeit
peiter, uuno 6tpar fbreibt ite, oaB
>lpabreno Ser lesten otpei 8oben cine
oeutld)e 8olterlpanoerung obneglet-
den auf oen StraBen oes Sitens Dor
it6 gegangen lit. 9eie 5upor tpuroen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-28

Oeuti6e 10 bon Der @etpaIt elmer
3mangsebafltierung m / t g nommen.
Deutfd)e SoEoaten baben flint Sabre
lang gefampft, aber bislang iaben iie
5li6tlingsItr0me MIR arf nibt6eut-
idem 8ooen. Nun ober lit Die &eibe
Qn uns gefomnen', i6reibt bie D&3.
,gei6t einmal oieie bittere SeimIu-
dung bGeibt uns eripart, un6 es gibt
feline ein5ige 90ue mebr, bie oieier
&rieg uns ni6t aufge5urneen bat.
uOas gleno uno Die 8erarmung
Die Ser aliierte 2uftfrieg Der 3ibil-
bebolterung i'm 8e1ten oes Get6es
auferlegt bat, fol9t iett ou6 i'm . Siten
Dem ginoringen Der Ruifen, oas NIT
elmer &roft obneglei6en tpeiterbran-
bet. Dieie 8lii6tlinge fonnten nibt
einmal Die nottDenoiglten 0inge nit
it6 nebnen. Sic Waren ee5tpungen,
Dem gerubiamen 2eben uno aaen1,
mas tie bon ibren gorbdtern ererbt
batten, Ballet 5u iagen. l1no 5u alle>
Dem fommt nod bin3u, ooB ite auf
ibrer 5lu6t nit Dem berfolgenben
Seinoe Sdritt balten uiiiien. 0ie
5ront gebt iebt mitten our6 Deutld-
lano. ="
Sn einem 9ommentar iiber oieie
Wfoilenfludt ser oeutlfen Oitbeb0lfe=
rung ins Snnere oes &ei6es i6reibt
cine anoere idpeoiibe 3eituna uOre>
luno Soften: ,,gs lit i6per, iebt NIT
oieIen 9euti6en, bie a1f Ser Slu6t
noh 8eiten itno, irgenoapeldes Mit=
! 1gefiibl 5u baben. aean muB babel
ndmlid an oie S6redensi5enen oen>
fe1l oie borbem bon Ben 9ea3iS auf
polniidem, rltiiii6em, belgii6em ,no
fran5oiti6em 8oben beriibt tporoen
1paren." - SgBS.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-28

IftoBe, 9iinger tno nnoere 8irtidafts.
beoiirfniiie bebinoerten bier lllto oa
oen 5traBenDerfebr. 9os rotige 8ai.
ier tpurbe nod irlnler aus offenen
8r1tnnen gefd0pft, bic ben Gimer ent-
tpeoer an bod IN oie 2uft rage1oe,1
5dipengeln ODER an alf un0 ab roll
lenoen &etten betpegteu, mas bel ait
Dem 4dnoli6en @eprdge oes Staots
biloes bettrug. 8or ben Soren aber
batten 6te 56eunen iotpie einaelne
Metereien 11no @riige, Gobnungen
BON Sagelobnern uno Sirten geitan.
ben, Bis oas Meiite BACON i'm Sebruar
1640 BEL Der Inndberung Der S6pes
oen 1tieoergebrannt tporben mar. Qu1
innerbalb Der Nauern bate Der Rrieg
auf S9rtH 11n6 Sritt fetn 8erito.
rungsmerf berridtet. Srn Sabre 1916
5dblte man in Berlin nur nod 62O
betpobnte Sduier, oapon II baufalige
8io4en 215 anoere itanoen berooet
nno balls ooer gan5li6 oerfalfen, tpeil
ibre 8eitber a1sgeitorben ooer i1 oer
8er5petfl1ng 6aDon ge3ogen tparen.
slu6 tpiBte 8auplaBe gab es iiberan.
Dieies 8ilo bon Berlin Dor 800
Sabren beroanfe i9 einem neueren
fleibigen unb getpiiienbaften Sori6er,
oem eS bauptiadli6 oarum 5u tun
mar, oas 2eben oes beriibn1ten 2ie6er.
oi6ters 8aul @erbar6t gu erforIden>
Der bon Rinobett an alle gri6ittterun.
gen oeS 30labrigen &rieges mtterlebt
batte, ais er at Der oben bel9riebenen
3eit in Berlin auftau6te Sn leinem
@eburtSort @rdferbaini6en tpurbe er
fir 6ie 5iirlteni6ule 81 @rimma bor-
bereitet, MO er trob Suneersnot aus.
bielt, Bis ct Die gteife fir Die l1niper-
ittat 8ittenberg batte, binter oefien
Mauern itd) bel 2anoboIf Dor oen
brennenoen un6 iengenoen S9meoen
flii6ten muBte, au6 feline eigenen In-
geborigen tparen oarunter uno ettpa
alS 30iabriger fam er mad Berlin,
i6einbar 5ana9it a1s Sauslebrer et.
ner 8eamtenfamilie,~ NIT Der er in
oen Is Sabren ieines 8erltner auf-
entbaltes in freunbi6aftli6em Ser
tebr bliebuto 1648 eri9ienen bic ers
iten 18 geiitli6en 2ieber 8aul Ger.
barots, unter oenen beretts bieIe tpa-
rem, Die mir bon ser 59ule in
Deutldlano Der mo ntbt i'm @eoG6t.
nis, 10 oo9 in &er5 uno @ertiit eeblte.
ben itno. Ser 2ieoeri6at Der ,>@bans
gelti6en", unter benen SAUL Ger
barots 2ieoer berborragen, lit Oft Elm
Sinoernts getpeien fir 'manben, Der
it6 tpie6er Der Stride Der B6ter ge.
nabert batte> aber oieie 56uIe ni6t
aufgeben tpollte
Sn meinem 3Oidbrigen @rieg als
&onoertit nit meinen getrennten
8riioern, in bent mir nns gegenieittg
bon l1niern ui6redli6en Srrtiinlert"
5u befreien iu6ten, er16eint mir inn
mer mebr ols ibredli61ter sSSrrturn
oas, oaB Die 8ritoer e6tes @laubens-
golo gum Spfer bringen niiiien, Inn
tatbolii] at tperoen, obne au beoen-
fen, oaB e6tes @laubensgolo ni6ts
an6eres iein fann, als fatbolii6. 9a-
flor 2orbing, ser it9 nit biel Sa6.
fenntnis fiir Die Mnnaberung ser ee.
trennten 8riioer ben1iibt bat, ertpi6er-
te onf Die Srage: ,>8as ion NIT I'M.
fern berrli6en gboralen gef9eben2"
SAin ta,nrSnat a.aA tatnr Ensa.I;Aa,.
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Serltn tor 800 eSabrell

| SSU2 |tpktj oo4t uCL ~@Hp4 AOAlS SSU<bS-
ben lit, penn 6ieier artifel eri9eint,
1ptiien mir ntdt, 10 tpenig Die mir
tpifen, mann oas @11be oes gegentpar-
ttgen 30iabrigen &rieges fonln1t. 8ir
miiien genau, tpie es in Berlin mad
Dem 30idbrigen &rteg Dor 800 Sab
rem ausiob. Sogar iiber Die Dentpetie
Der oamaligen 8ebolferung fonnen
mir einiee ausfunft eeben. Ser nelt-
martiide 4on5ler bon Der Borne
i6rieb tn Der 8iomung ieines oanals
oiel geleienen 8u6es: @oninltatto
Bolitico Theological: Scr meifte Sell
Der @eniben bat Elm groBeres @efal'
len an oes Gaterlanoes Geroerben ltto
Der bdterli6en @eiebe 8erttlgunge als
oerielben grbauunge. 0annenbero es
nunmebr oabin geraten, oaB Der groBs
te Saufe 6abor balt> es iei Ser S6abe
uno oas Beroerben, oarinnen mir
our6 BEN iammerli6en &rieg eeitiir5t,
irremeoiable getporoen." Oieler &C.
1tnnung ent1pra6 al16 oaS Serl1ner
StroBenbilo 81 iener 3eit
Natiirlid n1iiiien mir be0enfen, ooB
oos oomalige Berlin ni6ts meniger
mar als oie Sauptitobt oes 0euti6en
Hei6es. Berlin nit Der S9nelte rItoot
Gonn lparen ni6ts tpeiter ols 8ran=
oenbureer &letnltaotes Sbre @intpob-
ner3obl, Die fir 1919 bereits auf 12,-
900 Seelen bere6net miro, mar i'm
9aufe oes &rieges, be1onoers in Sen
fur6tbaren Se1tiabren nad 1887,
auf faum 5000 geiunfen, tpopon 5tpei
0rittel auf Berlin Elm Drittel auf
Die S6ipeiterltaot famen. Ser bon Der
5nar boben ober balb erfa1enen unb
l6le6t geflidten Stabtmauer a.rt>
i6loiiene &aum belief itb auf 400
Mag6eburgii6e Morgen. 0ie 8er-
binoun9 Der beioen 5tGote puroe nur
our6 einen unbebauten Wublenoamm
aufre6t erba1ten. Ser beutige S9IoB.
plab ipor 6ur6 allerlei &ra1nbuoen
balig Derbaut. &uf ieinem pe1tli6en
Cell aber 5tpii6en Der 8riioers uno
8retten StraBe erbob itd ser NIT oem
S6loB 6ur6 etnen ber6edten Gang
berbunoene alte Dom, Die ein1ttge
StiftSfir6e Der Dominifoner. Ser
bon elmer Wauer umfrieoete, bon Gin
ben bei6attete &irdbof i6loB i6n Elm.
an Der Steae Der bel1tieen 56loB-
Bride fiibrte Die uSunosbriide" I'M
mittelbar in oen bertpa6lenen un6
ungepflegten Eiergarten. Gu6 Der
|na6malige 2uitgarten NOR ni6ts als
ein balb ianoiger, balb iunnpfieer
Blat nit tpiloem @ebiiId. Ser alte
S61oBbdu ielbit aeigte iiberaG Die
tra1rigen Spuren bes 8erfaus.
9as StraBenbilo tpuroe meIentli9
our6 ben 1an6tpirti6aftli6en 8etrieb,
Ser nod nit oen meiiten &ousbaltun-
gen, au6 nit tpenigen Der GatrnG11-
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