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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-12-19
GOSPEL TALKS
BY Rev. r. G. Valentine
THE CHRISTMAS MESSAGE

'This is a faithful saying, and
worthey of all a~cceptatlon, that
Jesus Christ came into the world to
save sinners, of whom | am the
chief" - l Tim. Ills.
Beneath all the commercializing
of Christmas, one fact remains UNI
| changed. That is tn" Christmas CO.
mmemorates the coming into the
world of the Son of God. That was
one of the most significant events
ever to take place on this earth. The
| Old Testament writers looked for
ward to the day when the Virgin
| should conceive and bear a Son and
call His name "ImmanueP' or God
with-us." In the fitness of time that
day came and the Son of God as
sumed flesh and became man that
He might bring us to God. That day
was proclaimed by an angel to hum
BILE shepherds in Judean hills in
these words, Behold, I bring you
good tidings of great joy, which
shall be to all people. For unto you
is born you this day in the city of
DdNlQ Il OdNlOu WlllIII 10 SlliLob YIN
Lord" - Luke 2:10, IL.
The message of the angel was that
a Saviour was born. His coming
was related to sin. He came to save.
sinners. He came because,
There was no other good enough
To pay the price of sin:
He only could unlock the gate
Of heav'n and let us in"
He Himself said that He came ito
seek and to save the Lost."--Luke
1910. We lose the significance of
the manger if we do not connect it
with the cross.
"Christ Jesus came into the world
to save sinners" All of us are great
sinners. He is a great Saviour. At
this Christmas season recognize your
need of His salvation and join in the
prayer of the Christmas hymn.
20 Holy Child of Bethlehem,
Descend to us we pray:
Cast out sin, and enter in,
Be born in us today"
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-12-19

Christmas Curols seem fitting at
this season. Can we spare time to
read one? Its by Phillips Brooks,
not the best ever written, perhaps,
but its delicate, spirited-and short.
'The earth has grown old with its
burden of care, - but at Christmas
it always is young, The heart OF
the jewel burns lustrous and fair, -
And its soul full of music bursts for
tn on the air, - When the songs of
the Angels is sung. = On the sad and
the lowly, the wretched and poor,
The voice Of the Christ-child
shall fall; : And to every blind
wanderer open the door = Of hope
that he dared not to dream of be-
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-12-19

those about us. Older people of the
South still speak of 'in the Christ
mas because it used to be-befors
days of visiting, of feasting, of
the Civil War-a season of twelve
day as now. Then the custom had
happy times, rather than just n
been brought from the British Isles
whence most Southerners came di-
rect. Reading accounts of Old Eug-
land or our own writers-like Thomas
Nelson Page, Ellen Glasgow, Cary
Eggleston-gives one a longing for
the times that have SO completely
gone.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-12-19

Christmas is set for December %,
which may or may not be the date
of Christ's birth (most likely isn'D,
and it was two hundred years after
the Birth before it was celebrated.
Yuletide on this date has been OBJ
served for five and half centuries
before by the Persians and later by
the Romans and others. Gradually
the Christmas hymns, trees, rites, as
we practice them grew. Because OF
the happy incident of Christ's birth
it is our privilege and practice to
try to carry pleasure happiness to
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-12-19

fore, = : With a sunshine of welcome
for all. - The feet of the humblest
may walk in the field = Where the
feet of the Hottest trod,-- This then
is the marvel to mortals revealed =
When the silvery trumpets of Christ
have pealed, - That mankind are the
children of God"
Merry Christmas to readers (f any
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-12-19
Current Comment
BY Henry Willis

Christmas. Celebrating Christ's
Birth. suggests the matter of the
Virgin Birth. Certainly the manner
of birth is as well attested as any
fact in the New Testament. A mir
acle, yes, so is the resurrection. 1t
establishes the dual nature of the
Savior : man and God in one-He
lived the human life from Concept
ion to crucifiction and not even the
doubters can deny the Savior as be-
ing God with us-Emmanuel. If there
was no Virgin Birth there was no
Christ.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-02-21
Cosmetics

We proud of many lines of cosmetics and the
completeness of our lines i'm COty Max Factor =
Woodbury. Ponds Chen Yu . =. . and all leading
brands and if it's -. Creams Powders = Cake Make
up Hand Lotions Nail Polish Perfumes COlOgnes
Shampoos,. or whatever it might be- it will pay you
to visit our cosmetic department.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-02-21
Animal Health Dept.

We have made special effort in stocking all the
needs in animal health, bringing you complete line
of medicines for your Horses, Cattle, Hogs Poultry,
Dogs and Cats. See our stock of SUP r SAY = r
Products :. . Lees Medicines Hess and Clark
Flemings -. Parke-Davis & Company :. 4. Sargeants
. Glovers =. :. and many others.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-02-21
Prescriptions

Carefully compounding of the best pharmaceutcas
by the best drug companies in the world And we
have intact your prescriptions that have been filed
in this store in the so years of its operation We
refill your old prescriptions and will give expert at
tention to old and prescriptions alike using only
the best at all times.
"A Registered Pharmacist in Charge
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-31
Uerraf 6Sr>elers
bratbte cine 11tiuictt

Berlin. Selene S6luGrsel, wel6
cine Million Mart, ooer 100000.
oafiir erbielt, oab iie Or. &arl @ors
oeler perriet, ipelfer 1914 an einem
8o'beuattentat gegen SEN ssiibrer be.
tiligt 1par, lit in oem 8orort 1esel
oerbaftet tuorben. Gs spar in Som.
raosspaloe in Sitpreuben, tpo SRI.
Sdppar5el Den friiberen Sberbiirger.
meiiter bon 2eip;is erfunnte, als er
in if)abieen aleiOern in ibre &onbi.
torei fam. Sic fannte i'm BON Mau.
iden in Sitprerben her, 100 er Elm
Sommerbeim batte u1o 6rl.S6tp1r,
5el Jabrfarten7 7&untrolleurin gene
len auar. SRI. Sdtpdrsel bat ubcr
NIT bem @elb nift oiel anfangen
t0nnen. sic bat es nod auf ser
8anf. 9isber bat iie in elmer @G,
iderei gearbeitet, Inn iih eeapiiiec.
nuben ueritedt 81 balten. 8ei ibrer
Serbaftl,ng seiate lie feline Heue iiber
ibre Sat. sic lit cine edte National'
io3iuliltin.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-31
CAPITAL CITY BITS
By Katy Gotzm-ister

Columbus, O., Jan. 3l-We arc
all still alive here in the capitol
city OF Columbus, even though
yours truly has not had a chance
to write in the paper. The main
discussion here in Columbus is
the bowling tournament to be
held in Canton on February eth
and 10th. We are sending girls
team, doubles and singles again
this year. We have not placticed
yet but hope to get some III be
fore the tournament. We had
planned to send a mans team
also. but with the tournament
starting ct 100 p. IN. and the
fellows not getting off work un-
til IL o'clock noon, we were a.
fraid that they just wouldnot be
able to make it. They vii, be
up after work but not in time to
bowl. SO we'll be seeing all OF
you in Canton the 9th.
Last Sunday found about l5C
OF our SaNons gathered at the
Saxon Hall for a Surprise Bridal
shower for Rose Gotzmeister. the
future Mrs. Michael Times. The
guest of honor really was sur
prised because she had an old
, dress on and did no tevcn bother
to wash her face. Next time why
don't you come prepared for
these things Rose: A good time
was had by all 1t was really the
first real get-together since the
boys are coming home. Seemed
! just like old times again with all
the familiar faces.
Congratulations to the new
, momma and papa. Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Blum, who are the proud
parents of daughter, Dianne
Marie, born on Wednesday, Jan
?, 1916. We know that Mary and
baby is doing fine, but we have
not had a chance to see the bab y
vet, but We'll be around soon
Mary.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-31
OPA ON THE AIR
THIS WEEK

Radio broadcasts BY the Cleve
land District Once If Frice I'd.
ninistration on local stations dur.
ing the week are as follows:
Saturday, February 2
at 9:lS a. m, WIKI, Cleveland,
OPA Today.
Saturday, February 2
2: 9:45 a. m, WMAW. Mansfield
Question Box,
Saturday. February 2
at II rs a. M. WIKI. Cleveland,
Chester Bowles.
Saturday. February 2
at II 80 a. m., WJW, Cleveland,
Chester Bowles.
Saturday, February
at II 80 a. m, WFMJ, ,Youngs-
town, Chester Bowles.
Saturday, February
at l2:35 p. m, WV, Cleveland,
OPA News.
Sunday, February3
at 1O:l5 a. m., WICA, Ashtabula.
Chester Bowles.
Monday through Friday
at 500 y. m, WIKI, Cleveland
"Get WISE:
Monday through Friday
at 7:O5 /. M. WKBN Ioupgs-
town, Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-31
11eue Soften ,ai,H ,,e,ae
8eerifie
ShluB bon Seite 1.

iuirfung gebt bier bon unten mad
obel,, ipObei Die 8ebdl1oe oarn in iid
5ltummenfallen unb Sic Stobltrdaer
Sol5bolten uno 8auiteine groBten.
tells erbalten bleiben. Iic bon Sci
StaStper,palh,ng nun 6l,gelaiienl
'Sprengfirma arbeitet NIT alter Mi.
litdrrm.nitiOn, &unte rmb Streicj.
bOl5. i0ie Observation-Disclosures
geben 10 tpeit, bab in einen, llmfreis
bon 100 Metern sic &nusbe,pobner
allfgeforoert 1ueroen, sic iseniter 81
oifnen, oan1it Sic nod porbanoeneu
8ksiteiben ourd Sen 2uftbrua
nid)t ent5iuei geben.
Sorausietlmg fir ben 9Sieoer.
altfbau lit ielbitperitGnolih bas 9e.
ieitigen Oes Sd,uttbollfens uno Der
Sriimmer. Ser Mrbeitseifer, oen mir
nlt cle'em 9eblet beobahtet bnbel,,
hat llns 5apar teinesfalls iibenpGl.
tigt; I'M Sal,ie ser Monate lit aber
0uG lfon eine sespiiie Sronung el,t-
itanben. llno apenn es porl1uiig al,d
MIR cine Srouung slpiid,en 1riim-
mern tit, 10 bereftigt iie 6od su ser
8offnltng, bab man audi einntal nit
Sen Sriimmern ielbit fertig ,ueroen
ruiro. Gin poar Sabre hiirIten bar,
ii6er alleroings ueritreiden.
sln ei,tselnen gera6e5u borbilo,
liden slftionen ser Selbltbilfe feblt
es natiirlid) ni6t. Sic bilben letoer
Sic Musnabme. go baben iid aud,
Gireftoren, sler3te, Sdnpeitern. Mn.
geiteute uno Mrbeiter Ser 8erliner
Gbarite in semeinlamer freitpilliser
Sonntassarbeit baran eelnod)t, Sic.
Ies &ranfenbaus 5lt ~enttriimmern"
tpie Der neuoeutife Mus5ruf luutet.
Inter Der 9eitinrg bon bier 8aufiib,
rern lit Die &inoerflinif als erite slh.
teilung freigeleet unb bereits ,pie6er
initano seiest tuproeu. @enieer frei.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-31
ELLWooD CITY
NEWS
By Gertie.

Ellwood City, Pa, Jan. 81 -
Sunday we all enjoyed ice skat-
ing at Castlewood and we have
the bruises to prove it. l guess
we kept the ice pretty clean, so
Mr.. Melzer did not have to wor-
ry about cleaning off the swo.
To New Castle
Don't forget the date with the
older Jrs. Friday night at the
Shelby. We will be counting on
you. Also to Monaco don't forget
your date, we will be expecting
you also. A good game is antici-
pated.
We were glad to see the nice
crowd at the New Castle game.
Keep up the good work. OF course
you would like to know the score
New Castle 36, Ellwood l9. Al.
though the score might not show
it, the game was a thriller. / was
good to see the old team in there.
Just like the good old times.
Don't forget to drop up at the
Shelly Friday to see a good game
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-31
THEY %fER! SHER LAST
Secretary of State Byrnes, ad-
dressing the United Nations
Assembly in London:

HoSSAIAOAy III AOAAOOA.
IF the United Nation becomes
a working institution with broad
popular support, devoted to the
development of peace, security
and human well-being. whatever
defects may be in its lettered pro-
visions will not be beyond prac-
tical remedy. Institutions that
come to live in the minds and the
hearts of the people somehow
manage to meet every crisis. But
l offer word of warning. Let us
not expect feats of magic over
night from the institutions we
have created. Let us beware OF
the diehard enthusiasts as well
as the die-hard unbelievers. Let
US not think that we can give
over any and every problem to
the United Nations and expect
it to be solved. Let us avoid cast
ing excessive burdens upon the
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-31
CANTON ECHO
By Lillian Bremen

Canton, O., Jan. 31-This week
found the club pretty idle.
Plans are in full swing for the
Bowling Tournament being held
February 9 and TO- 1t is going to
be grand affair, so let's all get
out and make this affair go over
the tops.
Saturday night found quite a
few of the Juniors up at the club.
We really had a good time. We
left the club later on to go to a
midnight show.Why is it that for
everything said in the movie,
someone in the audience has a
remark for it.
Doris Hartman was wonder
ing what the moon was going to
say at midnight. Have you found
out yet, Doris? Why is not that
was OFT Bahmiller always says
He is l9 years old: Can it just
be wishfull thinking? And ka-
thryn, don't forget to bring your
hat pin the next time you come
to the club. You sure need it
We have a wizard in Our club
Rose Wagner Lembke, who has
a bright remark for every comy
one said by one certain young
man. How about a stick OF gum,
Henry" If you have any left it
will be miracle. If you spoke
one said by one certain stick OF
to any of the club Saturday night
they probably wouldn't have been
able to answer you because O!
the gum in thir mouth. We are
sorry one of the members left a
little early because we all had a
swell time.
Our next meeting will be held
February |. All of the members
please try to be there as it is an
important meeting and there will
be a lot of to discuss. We would
be glad to welcome any of the old
members back and hope you will
come back to the club real soon.
Welcome Home
VIE are glad to welcome Al
Scheatzly back home. Al has
been gone a long time and we are
happy that he is now home to
stay.
Don't forget that if anyone has
any news they want printed just
let me know or call 46403 and
ask for me. We are especially in
terested in news about returning
servicemen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-31

institutions of the United Ma
tions, especially in their infancy.
>. The primary responsibility OF
the United Nations is to build a
lasting system of peace and Sec
urity capable of meeting the
stresses and strains of the future
and to promote through more
effective international co-opera-
ton the economic and social we'll
being of the peoples of the world.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-31
CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
By Marie

cleveland, w., Jan. Sl--1 he
club wishes to extend its thanks
to Mr.. kascher, Mr.. Friesen-
henvst, Mr.. Aber, Mr.. Wilfnger,
Mr.. Schneider and HenrySchind-
ler for their appearance and pep
talks at the Convention Commit
tee meeting which was held at
the East Sachsenheim last Satur-
dat night. We also had the plea.
sure of having some visitors from
Youngstown and an excellent
turnout from Cleveland West in
our midst. We hope that you all
enjoyed your night at East and
will visit us more often. Thanks
again to all that attended, for
helping to make this meeting a
success.
After the meeting We all went
down to the clubroom for a little
music and refreshment. Although
the floor was Slightly crowded
during the sessions OF polkas and
waltzes furnished by Fechter'
orchestra, and everyone seemed
having a gay time.
Attention All Members!
The importance of all our busi-
ness meetings from now on, was
stressed at the meeting last Sat
Mr.. Wilpnger, EXPIRES. of the
Saengerbund, will attend our
business meetings to work with
us on the Convention plans. !:
will be up to each and every
member, married or single, to
attend these meetings regularly
and to cooperate with Mr.. VIII
finger, and the officers to make
this successful affair.
Meeting Tonight
The first of these meetings just
mentioned will be held tonight
| FRIDAY, Feb. y at the club al
1880 p. m. Details for the bowl.
ing tournament and other i'm.
portant teams are requested tc
bring their Sl.5O entrance fee to
this meeting.
| Here is your chance to show
that you are behind your officers
and your club.
Bowling
Singing heads the list of i'm
portant items on our Convention
plans, and Prof. Schuster is max.
ing an earnest appeal to every
member to attend singing rehear.
sails everyNV'ednesday night from
1909 p. m. at church. The poor
attendance lately is due to your
lack of cooperation. How about
coming down "Wednesday night
"Heimgekehrt"
will be presented by the Senior
Choir of St. Johns Church or
Sunday, February 10th, at the
East Sachsenheim. For wirtl.
while afternoon and evening plan
to attend this affair.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-31

SeI=NOtD leDt UOH SyQtlOel ufO NSfts
ouitrie ulrS irctteiiert NIT Saifa alS
8robbanoels5entrltm. IS lit Ser Gr>
portBaien fir Die mibtiglte slus
fuDrrare Yaldi ditinas, 1,Gmiih sic 81
trllsfriid)te. Sic aperoen inn Siiltcr,
ltreifcn 0e5ogen llub Dor Oieien!
&riegc 1prrocn Millioncn &ilten por
Srangen lmo GRAPEFRUIT nod oell
europGildeu MGrften perlenoet. Gie
Staot lit olb Elm Gorort ser Snor,
ltrte in oielem Seile ocr @elt unS
er5el.gt Sa,lienOe bon SilitatSie9eil1
1iir ValtSlpcde. &lciuere sSabrifen er.
sel,gcn Mobel, Sertilicn, Sdubc, 81.
garetten, SiiHporen l,no Sattentijtc,,
@abreno bcs &riegeS babel iiG oie
ncilten atf Grtegser;el,gung umae:
ltellt. Sn 6rieoensSeiten iano IN Ser
Staot ,eacludiis sic HepantenleIl.
ltutt, e;ne intcrnatlonalc sluslteaun0
beimiiter uto frenrSer Marcu.
81 Gen Saienirltallatipuen geDort
cine Hleine, 1886 gebtmlte Mole, Il,
Die Mus!aoung BON 0itern i,nS
Saliogicrcu aus Sf,iffen bon GERM.
gent 1ieigang unb aus Senoern.
Sd)iffe uon gr0Berem Sieigau9 r,iil
len in einiaer gntiern,ng bon scr
&iiite peranfert iperoen.
Scr Sem ariege boten ole @eld,If.
te poll Sel.sluiu piele auslanoiitbt
Warcn fell unS Sd,ifisgeieaitaitDl
mahten &cflame fiir Heiien mad
europa unO slmcrifa. @dbreno bcs
&riegcs mar Die Stabt Elm l(rlaubs
centrum fir oie an1erifaniltel
Sruppcn i'm ysnben Often uno 81
iob man, bab iie pielc llnterbalt,in
gen unO Geranitaltl,ngen bot, sic il.
slmerlta iiblid iinS. Sm 9er5en aci
Staot unb am IStranoe blitben Oit
5errulleneafces uno aubaretts. An
9aoeitrano gibt es ailh mooern{
Soaujoiclen nit SSa3Snu,iit. MGnncr
6raltel mlo &inoer neb,ucn Sonucn.
bGeer am treitcn Sanoltrano ur>
oicie @epobnbeit lpar in YalG lti,lc
gan5 l,nbefannt bis Sels9lpiD als
fosmopclitiidr stabt in Sic Saline
ihoB.
SIN Sanl,ar 1943 begann nlan II
Der 'StaHt audi an Die 3utlmit g.:
oenfen. Sm Sanllar Oieies Sabre:
genebmigte Ser Staotrat elm 90,
100000 Collar Yroeromm fir ois
9autdtiafeit nah Dem &riege. "a
bon Yollten uier NSiaionen iii,
Wcbnbdllier, " Miuion fir rcu,
ISdutlen lllpo cine 0fillion Collar
fir Yarfs beitilnmt iein.
9lls Elm Sorpoltcn peitlid'er 81
uiliiation inmitten elmer nod mittcl
alterlid)en llm9eb,lng nub Gel =slu;r
lnier Sntereiie beanipruden alS eil
Cell ocs Gnttrdflllngspro5eiies, oel
NulGitinn in cine Ger bliibenoItel
@egenOen ser gegenlpdrtigen @eli
perlpanoelt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-31
Die Ucteraftetteefe

Srage: SIT es ridtig, bab Die Wi.
litaroie,titangeborie iid nad ibrer
gntluiilng bel ibrem Drnft 8oarb
regiitrieren miiien?
Nntsuort: Satuobl! Nab Sen 8es
itinrmungen oes Selecttpe Seroicc
Nct miiiien Sic iid BEL Sbrem 0rt.
Ii4en Draft @oar6 resiltrieren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-31

tpiai9 eeben Sic Mrbeitcn an ser
Sehniid)en Sodihule Dor iid,. Sier
ntuBte n1mIit, als alle eutgemeintcn
Au'rlrfe ridts niistelr, gum ;;}apang
8egri'fen ,pcroen.
Sc Stllocnten lpurCcu crit oaun
jl'n1 Siltollun 5lls,laI1cn. lpcnn tie
m>rlgltclls bul,bert slrbei;sllunocn
Bel Ger Sn'tonb etlng bes 8cbillNes
Nao Ser chpa 80 Sooriilc nadrpciIen
truncn. ySie lolltc o.nu old) ionit
Der llntcrrid,t srieocr ouigenontn1cn
mero-n fouIcn, .penn oie T1dhcr u,s
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5crlhlagen lino. ipInn iibcraQ Sd,,tt
uN> Sriimmer bsrumlicgen? Scut,
licbt man alli Dem &elGnSe Scr Scr)-
niihcn 9od)i6ule sic Stucenten ols
!gtaurer, Sanolanaer lno Saitentrii
ger; fleihige unb itapinoclireie Stu-
ocldten betdtigen iit nIs Cad
oetfer.
Ser Sdrllhetr;eb lit iibrigens in
ocn lettcn @odpn iuit iiberaa i,:;
Mcit)e tpieoer ouIgenpuunen lporoen,
obspcbl sablreitc Shlf fbia1'er ser
itort iino. stm Is. Sftobcr iino in
551 SdN,len 9erlins nitft ,ucniacr
ais $4,000 &inoer eingeldn,lt NOR
aen. Sie impoiante 3abl 55t iou
aber su fcinen ieblihIiiiien iiihren;
barum lei perratcn, oab in oen gro,
ben Sditlgebdl,oe an ser 9lrnde:.
itraBe i'm Staoehe5irfe Yrenslauer
Berg sIeidb 4ShuIen untersebraht
lporoen fins.
gteu lit sic. 9ilh,lng bon gltern.
ausid)iiiicn an ieoer Shlrle; oie Gl,
ternidnit ieoer &laile tpGblt einen
0ertreter lnb einen Stellpertreter IN
bieien slusIduB. Vei Sen GrGifnllngs
feicrn turroe belonoers betont, boE
man bel ser Gr5iebung ser Ssl,genN
aui Sic tdtige Mitbilie oes gItern.
ballles sublt - elm lpoDltuenoer l,ro
uielberlprebenber @egeniat isllln
Motto ser Sitlerregicsllng: v@er
lid) 1litt unlltellt, Sem nebnen mir
Die &inSer ipeg." Gle &moer lperoen
nun ibren Gltern 5lriifgegeben.
Nahoenflid, itilnint ieood) oie Cat.
iode. Dab nod nid)t geriige,,o 2ebr.
mittel porbanbcn iinb. ssn Ser @oltss
Ifule miiiicn beiipiels,peile 5!uci Slit
ser elm 2eicbr6 teileu. Gie 8iiher
iino leioer nur 9tadSrude aus ser
3eit Dor 1888. sic obne tertlitteMen-
, oerltngen neu auIaelegt iporoen iinh.
Die Scritclll,ng BON nelren Sebrbii.
dern mir sic boberen Sdp,len biirita
oagegen nod ldgere 3eit in ar-
iprub nebmen.
Sn sen Spd)ituleu miro auber.
oen ser rHeifepernerf", Ser ocn
Sd>iilcrn lpeaeu Gintritis in oa5
Seer torjeitig llno ohnc Y,iiflnI
erteilt nurrbe, nid)t anerfannt. Sieic
Shiiler miliien in oie &lalien 5uriif
aus Scr tic in ben Seeresoienlt cin.
aetreten linO; Iiir getpilie Sobrgange
lpcroen bagegen llebersangsfurie
pom lefs Monaten 9uuer peranital.
tet. 8emerfens,uert tit iibri1ens ald)
cine Wiabnabme, nit ser Der 9e5irf
@ilmersborf gegen Die Sd,ulihipdns
ser poreebt. Gen &inoern miro nur
oam cine 2ebensmittelfarte ausgc.
bdnoist, 1penn iie cine bonn Sdu,l.
letter lltterIhriebene (IrfI1rllng
beibrinaen, oub iie regelmdbig gum
ltnterrid)t oefomlneu fins.