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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-16

or whether 1t Will be kept IN
mothballs'' on an inactive, care
taker status, an official Of the conf
mission informed this bureau.
The commission will receive.
this coming Friday or Tuesday Of
next week, a recommendation on
that point from the director of it's
terminals and real estate division,
who previously suggested perman-
ent retention of the yard.
May Operate Drydock
The director is weighing now
the pros and cons of the SPAS
proposition to take charge Of the
property without making a cash
payment and, in return, to operate
a drydock there for both com
mercial and government shipping.
On n hand, the commission is
expected to welcome the Authori.
tvs proposal to build warehouses
and other structures at State ex.
pense and otherwise improve the
facilities.
There is also merit In the sug.
gestion that the commission be
relieved of caretaker's duties, the
director believes.
Funds For Maintenance
On the other hand, the commits
sion has funds for maintenance
and the director is questioning the
See MARITIME On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-16
So To Bed

Late yesterday afternoon
right after the heavy rainstorm
ceased a man called up The
Star.
'I'm from Winter Park"
he said, "and / want to make
a correction on something a
radio commentator said Just
a little while ago. He said
we have "a hard row to hoe
but I'm from Winter Park
and you should e what this
rain has done to my garden"
"What has it done?" we ask
ed.
1T has changed my garden
into a lake, that's what"
And what is the correction
you want US to forward to the
radio commentator"
II want you to tell him 10
change a hard row to hoe to
a hard oar to row.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-16
EXTENSION UNIT
EXTENSION UNIT
Application Blank Forms
For College Arrive Here

Several copies of application
blanks for admission to the off
campus college center to be on
Quoted here starting this fall, have
been received, and additional
copies are expected to arrive In
time for the number of anticipated
preliminary applications for en-
rollment, July % and %, H. M. Ro-
land, Superintendent of Schools,
has announced.
Men and women, veterans and
non-veterans alike, are eligible
for enrolment at the college
courses which start in September,
Roland said.
The unit which was slated for
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-16
DYNAMIC VETERAN
State WV Commander
To Come Here Saturday

be feted at an official luncheon
given by civic leaders in the
Cape Fear club. Invitations to
the reception, as we'll as to
Commander Hayes address
starting at eight pm. in the
Federal courtroom of the Gus
tomhouse. have been extended
to a score or more of this re-
gion's leading civic, govern
mental and military figures.
Membership Campaign
P.urp o S e of Commander
Hayes visit-his first into an
eastern North Carolina city
See COMMANDER on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-16
The Weather

FORECAST
North and South Carolina: Cooler Tues
day. with scattered thundershowers.
Eastern Standard Time)
(By U. S. Weather Bureau)
Meteorological data for the "a hours
ending 1880 pm, yesterday
Temperatures
1:30a rs; 7:3oa rs; 1:30p 80; 7:30p u.
Maximum 80; Minimum 70; Mean u;
Normal 70.
Humidity
1:3Oa 80; 7:3oa 80; bop 81; 7:30p SO.
Precipitation
Total for the "a hours ending 1880 pm,
1.68 inches
Total since. the first of the month,
1888 inches.
Tides For Today
(From the Tide Tables published by
U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
High Low
Wilmington ----- 11:10a 6:17a
11:39p 6:1op
Masonboro Inlet -- S:45a 3:01a
9:14p 2:54p
Sunrise SIP; Sunset 7:24; Moonrise
9:22p; Moonset 7:06a.
River stage at Fayetteville, at 8, am,
Monday-13.3 feet.
Sec THE WEATHER on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-16

Wilmington several weeks ago, is
to be a part of the study as pre-
scribed by the University of North
Carolina, and was inaugurated as
a means whereby, the large num-
Der of veterans making applica-
ton at the colleges might begin
their studies in preparation for
advanced education later.
80 Required
A minimum of 30 students is
required for the organization which
has been slated to open tentative
ly. September %. 1t will be opera
ted on the quarterly basis, and
See COLLEGE On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-16

One of the most dynamic rls-
ing figures in the American
veteran scene, 33-year-old
James M. Hayes. Jr., OF VIM
ston-Salem. commander OF the
North Carolina department.,
Veteran of Foreign Wars, Will
be in Wilmington Saturday OF
this week to officially open the
statewide WV membership
campaign
Official Luncheon
With Mrs. Hayes, the young
commander is scheduled to ar
rive here sometime before
noon Saturday and at two o.
clock Saturday afternoon will
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-16

posed "streamlining" can be &C
complished, Benson has written to
every city in the state for full
particulars on their police depart
ments.
Replies Awaited
II have heard" Benson con-
tinued, that many cities with few
er policemen per capita of popula-
ton than Wilmington, are opera
ling on a six-day working week
If the replies they send me indi-
cate that this is true, then l shall
recommend that u police be
treated in the same manner"
A preliminary report on the sit
uation from High Point has already
reached the city hall, but Benson
said it is unsatisfactory in that
it does not specify whether the
High Point six-day week includes
all or only part Of the department
employees.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-16
Maritime Commission
Studying Final Moves
Group, However, Places Yard On Permanent
Basis With Ultimate Disposition
Still Under Consideration
BY FRANK VAN DER LINDEN
Morning Star Washington Rureau

WASHINGTON, July 15-The North Carolina State
Ports Authority's efforts to acquire the Wilmington ship
yard advanced a long stride nearer success Monday as the
U. S. Maritime commission decided formally to keep the
yard on a permanent basis.
Next to be determined is whether the yard will be
leased out to the Authority or to some private contractor,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-16

See POLICE on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-16

wilmington and vicinity: Partly cloudy
Tuesday and cooler with scattered thun-
dershoWers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-16

See FARLEY On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-16

See McCLELLAND On Page Tw'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-02
PERSONAL tcons. ],

MODERN DRESSMAKiNG STUDIO. CEN
sTally located; formerly Of Eth ave.
alterations; moderate prices. LIZA ENGEL,
LILO st; NV. Room 20. Telephone
hS1iRoD1 oFFEK--one sx1o por-
trait taken in your home, only q SO; also
copying and eoloring. Glebe 0s01 -
SLIP COVERS: professionally guaranteed
bsaut shampooed in your home. Di. dig.
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
fee; relief from pains and aches due TO
ments. Also relief from aching. swollen
s ss LADY ebsr NstuF 81 ss 20 years expert
A BEAUTIFUL FLOOR is what every one
admires-old floors refnished like new;
per month arranged with first payment
service, available immediately. Phone now
vi f NEED HOME snk RAb Ssis and can
all cash for fairly modern home in. a
good residential neighborhood Replies
confidential No agents, please. Box 6s-c,
DESIRABLE privately owned home Of
srea bov white 9
Box bib. Star. or call GE, 1868 after
eve u MAHEs psaufR SSGlnaH
sURs aath Rh9ns wA tss' nurse
Proof OF qualifications, including reliabil-
ity and efficiency AT 200. A.
MOTHERS! Do YOU want some one to mind
baby For information call Trinidad 1870
WILL ANY PERSON who witnessed an &C.
cident involving woman and truck al
10th and r SITS. NV. on Dec. 26th, abou
go pm, please communicate with MR.
HOLMES, MA. 9315.
SLIP Covers. DRAPERIEs. co. $500
Bedspreads, ,1 use y1qr fabric; 5-day de-
CHEVY CHASE Country Day School has
few openings for pupils in kinder
garten and primary grades. Careful train
Ing in study habit. All day care. WI
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL, .
modern day boarding school for chill
dren from 2 to Y years old. Daily trans;
portation furnished from any part Of
r PER- NE s4 shampoc and t nns
OUR SCHOOL, 1910 n Y. aye.
made at modest prices in your home
Phone SH 1921 evenings and Sundays
NURSE will care for patient in her privat,
home. 1st-floor room. next to bath: gooc
references SH. 1868
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-02
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT desires several business
Arms as clients for the preparation of tax
returns, Govt. reports. etc. Box 349B, Star,
ACCOUNTANT, expert: books opened:
monthly services: tax reports, quarterly
statements; prompt services: reasonable
rates. HO. 1868. 81
CHEF. white. for frst-class clientele; best
references. ia. 1915.
DECORATOR AND PAPER HANGER, ex-
perienced: daywork or piece work. ia.
1854, WATKINS e..
HOUsEWoRK. cleaner. OHIO BRIcE
1912 Mass. ave NV.
MAN. white, all-around worker: caretakeI
or other work: good references. Box
MAN. colored. wants evening Job as porter
or elevator operator MI 1898
MEMS WEAR SALESMAN, experienced.
capable of managing. Reply to Box 42s-B
Star
PHARMACIST, Virginia registered well ex.
perienced. can fill any position. Box SIC
Star
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC. experienced
service man on commercial and domestic;
reliable: own tools. Box CSC, Star. g
SALESMAN, would like connection with
good concern: 16 years experience retail
selling. Box SAC. Star. e
YOUNG MAN. college student, desires part.
time job in afternoons. Box 64-C, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tcont. !,

18th ST., in 400 block-16 rooms, oil
some m tepms YouNa PASTOR s' iiss
Vermont aye; NV. MA. 5445.
section; three barber Chairs. pressing hat
cleaning and shoe-shining equipment; rent
$50 mo. l0-year lease, owner retiring;
f ianOg price e asked Exclusive v r po S.e
BAcASs, lila H st. NV. DI. 1884 and
ELECTRIC APPLIANCE sToRE-Located
IN very desirable location; the present
owners due to other business reasons. and
after spending much time and money
this proposition on favorable terms to
aARRY l. FRiEpMAN. Broker. RE / 1865
2-rm. apt. furnished; 8 booths; all very
best equipment and plenty of it. Owner
operating alone. Business quoted. 5000
account d sickness. Price. $4,000 cash.
sb az aEEek THIS is E an Rroks
jEWELRY STORE, long established fine
Sc. location: brick building. business fix
Of two rsnns $50
owner is aged and will saerifice for the
s sSnss e sacH x h hfna s.
n rSvER m 1914 and DI IS 6Sa r. eel.
/ IL
business now; with a record Of more than
S30o.O00 per year before the war; has
large parsins seating eapacty 400
die II party is responsible: includes large
liquor stock; Exclusive. A. DOC" BAG
Az liza st. NV. DI. 1924 and DI.
VARIETY sToRE-Busy NV. location
An excellent opportunity for wide-awake
net profit of $1,000 mo. Price Sio 900. in
Guiding stock and fixtures. Call Office for
appointment. EDWIN L. ELLIS, Long Est
Broker 1910 Vermont ave. RIM. 217, RE.
TAILORING AND DRY CLEARINGHOUSE
ave Money maker. Pressing machine
quotes over $1,000 mo- Price, So. 400 cash
Rent complete. $50. .5-yr. lease. A real
for 1slor ca once for
Est Broker. 1910 Vermont ave, RIM. 217
RooMING HoUsE-HoME, Mass. ave. not
but 10 rooms have running water Very
own ceiling with District Rent Control
Terms. EDWIN L. ELLIS, Long Established
Rooming House Broker. 1910 Vermont ave
RIM. 217 RE. 5l40.
COUNTRY MARKET-splendid Southeast
valuable equipment. walk-in REFRIGERATOR
I IT, IN meatc as Dayton scales etc. $
A. WEADoN CO. 81, 1854, Ho. 59lG. -'
SEVERAL GooD-PAYING colored and
white trade grocery stores. with or with
out apis. BAUM. the Broker. ia 1887
| II no answer, DI OI22
GROCERY, MEATS and vegetables nc
beer; self-service; transient trade: $500
will, stock dollar for dollar: half cash re-
ouired, KoGOD &. BOOKOFF, 63i E st
NV ma, $3.50. GE. 9263 RA 65:7
ACCOUNTANTS. ATTENTION, PLEASE
For many reasons your client may wish
| 20 sell his or her business this year MAY
I assist you in offering it for sale through
later. HARRY I. FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE
| ! 1865
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-02
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ALTERATIONS can add charm and indi-
viduality as we'll as additional value to
your home. We do painting, plastering.
pspering roohng. flooring, undermining of
oan ate made S With bullying ns Estimates and
mechanics used for all work. Liberal terms
e suit your budget. DISTRICT IMPROVE
MENT CORP. Rises National Bank Bldg.
cABISET Sims. ga gas mai ranges Ms base base and
wall cabinets, water heaters; prewar;
terms, 80 months JOHN G. WEBSTER,
est 30 yrs, 627 F st. NV, Ma 4183, WO
CARPENTER-Repairs and remodeling Of
all kinds. Estimates furn. and ali work
guar 20 years exper. is your guar. OF
satisfaction. DENNIS E. DILLON. TIA. 1882.
JOHNS-MAHyILLE roofing. siding, lnsula.
mates GATES coSTRA Sc41fS GO e.. e 81
ssesa4Eos d HSoH Hh sac saos vi Hmis
REMODEL, modernize your nom. now;
h Il x,s,! sc SsoS wis, sSs wi 1860
PATTERSON cAuLFiELp CORE for for
storm windows and heating: convenient
terms no 412o. Member Johns Manviiie
Home improvement Guild
laying, sanding finishing. cleaning, par.
sin ave No o5I5 0'h'
Al SERVICE on small carpentry and in
terror ,5 peamodeling Jobs. Cali after pm
FLOORS sANDED AND REFrNIsHED Xix,
new; Is years experience: dustless ma.
chimes; reasonable prices. CO. 1909 Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-02
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING SAN FRANCISCO via Southern
route Jan. Z; want one passenger to share
expense. and driving. CAPT. WEAVER,
Annapolis 1888 %
MIAMI on the Jolly Rodger"; leaving
Jan 10; cruise IL days down, each night
ashore: share exp. tapprox. S50);- bag
DRIVING to Phoenix. Ariz., January 10;
will take ! or more. passengers: share ex-
penses. Call GIL 2164
DRIVING late model car to Reno via Las
Vegas. take one. Leaving Jan. f. Call
mornings until 10 am, MA. 1910, Room
los ANGELES. Southern route, Al car;
leaving tomorrow, take / pass. Phone
Tower 1852
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-02
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCOUNTANT would like bookkeeping and
tax work. about hours week your office
balance my home. Shepherd 1410. a.
COLORED GIRL wants nightwork. after
q pm. NO. 1886
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES refined, set.
tied lady, small family. no children. handy
with needle. Box 91-C, Star.
COUPLE, refinedS educated, in early 40s
permanently assigned, husband an execu-
tive, wife ex-teaeher. desire home with
you caring for children assisting. Sal.
airy open. Box 21-C. Star. a.
DRESSMAkING, design, remod.. alteIa-
tions. Eve. gowns a speciality; reas. MISS
BERT. 1880 Irving NV. Apt. 4, AID. 223S.
GIRL, colored young, wants part-time job
to l am; no Sundays. Call Elk. 67S1
after $50 pm %
WOMAN, years of experience as owner
operator and manager of hotel or apt
house. desires something permanent 30,
sc star -
WOMAN. refined, colored. wants position
part time or three days weekly. District
Phone Decatur 4716
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-02
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK. white, for convent: fine home, W.
section: good salary. Telephone WO.
1850 after 9 pm.
COOK and general housework, expert
enced: adult family of .. Silver Spring
area; room and bath on LIST floor. private
well. Call SH 6667.
COOK. part time, from. till after din
ner; must be able to plan meals and do
marketing. Near Wardman Park. Call
at go 10th st. NV. or phone MA $685..
COOK. white. excellent wages; sleep in,
own room and bath; local references re-
CURED. Telephone between 9 am. and
5 pm, HO. 6477.
COOK and general houseworker. white
or colored; live in CT out: 5 days week. Sc
week to start. more If satisfactory. MRS
FOLSOM, phone RIA. 0934. 1885 Jonqui
st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-02
PERSONAL.

JANUARY CLEARANCE Of foundations,
girdles, brassieres and lingerie; reductions
up TO 40fo: nationally advertised garments
included DOR-NE CORSET SHOP, 1921
18th st. NV. (Tivoli Bldg.).
PICTURES TAKEN for all occasions. any
time, day or night; call US for prices and
other details. ELKAY PHOTOGRAPHERS,
"Krebs." AID. 1893. So
PlCTuRES-Parties, weddings and por-
fence. Phone CHI 1866 for appointment 81
PHOTOS of your baby in your home; %
different poses, $3.50; you will treasure
these lovely natural pictures in your child 5
own environment. For appointments call
HO. 1870, day or evening
PHONE SHEf HERD $3.50, ask for Miss
Wright. II you are in need of Q loar up to
$500 on your SIGNATURE
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, self-conf1dence. freedom from self
consciousness, French conversation; private
tutor. MI. 1850. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-02
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

ART LESSONS by a successful advertising
illustrator. experienced in every phase OF
commercial art painstaking instruction;
reasonable rates 1921 Colonial ave, ALEX
anaria. Phone TIE. 1905. 8.
cense within s mo. Eve classes to begin
Jan. 10th. UPSHER BEAUTY COLLEGE
309l Both st: ne. Phone WA. 1929. 49,
SaT an6
courses in shorthand. tipping, bookkeeping,
comptometer, all secretarial subjects. Est.
Inquire now. Ma 1855. BOYD SCHOOL.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE - Modern
part-time classes; get our free catalogue
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL Approved
GoyeEnment training 1910 Y. ave,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-02
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has the fol-
lowing vacancies. REGISTERED nurse for
private girls school Fifth-grade teacher
for private girls school, Elementary and
primary teachers for public schools. Fifth
boys school English teacher able to dc
secretarial work in private boys school
Bookkeeper for private school Physical
Commercial teacher for out-of- town public
school. These positions are now available
Apply 2o4 Colorado Bldg, 14th and G SITS
n w RE 3q3S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-02
SITUATIONS poMEsIic.

GIRL. colored, wants days work, Tues
day through Friday. 2O7 X st. ne
VIVIAN BRINKLEY
WOMAN WITH CHILD desires work as
nursemaid and plain cooking, will con-
slider living in. Write Box Sic, Star. -
Tuesdays and Saturdays; doc per hour
carfare. Colored women from the South
wish work. Willing to be trained. MI
1761.
YOUNG WOMAN, colored wants mornins
work: references NO. I2SR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-02
REPAIRS and SERVICES Cont. ,

JONES HARTNETT. heating, oil burner
service. We go Md, d. c., Va. Work
guaranteed. Estimates free. Prompt serv-
ice. 81 0302
A BEAUTIFUL FLOOR is what every one
admires-Old floors refinished like new;
no cash required; payment as low as SIS
per month arranged with first payment
due go days after completion of work;
service available Immediately. Phone now
for estimate, FIR 6S1g. 81
ALL KINDS of furniture repaired. shelving
built to order. recreation rooms built
and general repair service. EWING HOME
REPAIR SERVICE, Ii 5372,
SPECIAL. SERyICE--Repairs and installa-
tons Of electrical appliances, fixtures,
switches; doorbells. lamps, cords and out
lets, leaky faucets. etc: no job too small
Many small services included in 81
minimum charge. ANDERSON, NO. $3.50.
81
FOR CARPENTER WORK and alterations.
small jobs especially, call HO 1875. DAVID
JAMES. IIl9 Clifton ST. NV
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Continued on Next PassS
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-17

Gin ofientlifer geanter ieit 1922
er oiente als Staotrat. Sisensfom-
miiiar, als Mi,nisipalridter ~ Sab.
re. 8idJter Hetraib bat Gerit1nonis
fir iosiale Erobleme lne geridtlihcs
Gerfahren. Ser Sribut fiir ieil,s,,
lnantaitbaren Gbaratter, ieine erlpie-
iene 8er.ualtlnssfabisteit iiuo Die
Gnhoriements ourh oic CSC, Count
tp Yolitical slction Committee lmb
Der Council Cosmopolitan Semccra-
tic 9eagllc. Gr mar immer Elm
,sreuno ser slrbeiter uno miro I'M
terltiist BON ser Glepelano Seoera-
tion Of Sabor.
Gr lit ein itrenger Stuoent BON
liltgenolidGn Trublemeu. Seine &um=
pagne Sauptduartier befinoet iih
in 225.27 Sotel Garter. Seiuc &am-
pagne leiten Soc &aoar urS easpar
MiIlcr, Sefr.
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9ippe>rcn,e Gteater

Grneit &eninderlrnp's beritbnlte
@eIf)id)te "Sbe aillers", ,uuroc iiber-
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5enten @tart &cllinacr, Scr iclbit Gin
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ter beginneluo Mithpod,, oen %. Sf-
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iino Sic Sauptipieler. Die Saupt-
iigur lit ein @eriiherunesmann &c.
lpielt bon S'8rien, Seiien Geri,lh
ci'te fleine atage 5u reseIn iiibrt i'm
ilt eire large 0ruppe Don Gerbre.
d)cil. Gs lit cine Worogeididte Sic
lid, bier oblpiclt. IS 3rirfen no1 nit
Wm. GonrcO, CHARLES Mc@rap, ..
2euene. @ince Barnett II. a. M.
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Hinee6ntpicr in eSr
Nrefta

CLEVELAND miro sic 'Staot 9to. 1
inn profeiicnellen 9iingen beute alll
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item Hingtampier ser @elt su engas
gieren uno er glaltbt oaB oieie Sors
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iein miro uon &iilte su aiilr.
Die iuiIoen Suiets itehen al Ser
SpiBe Der Siite, inoem Der Seteran
Nllop Suief ii1 nit Dem BON Scras
Sportif,reibern oils nGd)iteu @elt.
3ilsgtanpimeiiter yetrad)ten. Son
Guans, Der lngariid)e Sitelillbaber.
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Grim Srief, .&Onig Ser Guiefs"
nit bem iiioiifen Stcrn gbe Cole
man, Der NIT 'einen 21S Yflrno Dem
23S EiunO ldtreren sfuiiiun grry
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erltflaiiise Hingfdmpfer angeicben.
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goiif nit Wfihele Seone llno Mal
arauler aus @aridnu, Yolen. mi
ernie rtbe d)eIt" &olmbaf uon alas
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Die GriinS,at,9ei, >es
stpat,sioitef,
Jatrt,at,Herts

GpaneelHt S. 8. Neufelo lieiert>
einen leblraiten Gortrag amSonntaa.
abeno in ser 8clt SahIeubeim Sollc,
iiber Sic Griinoungen bes 3pan5ig.
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cin flares 9ilo BON ser 3eit, in ser
mir iett leben. IS gibt s,polf propbc.
tiibe 3inien, Die auf uniere Gage
lno arI oas nabe !rieoertommenoe
Ghrilti bi,npeiien, llto cine Sappn iit.
sic 3uuabme, sic Grfenntnis. Sat-
iehs Sabrtauielroe baben 0tenifcn
ibre Geiien per 6ltb, gil. Gierb, &a.
mel, Glefant ooer SdNem genadt :;
ipGbreno fiir @aiierrciien ein Segel.
id)iff cSer Hlloerboot benlltt lotroc.
llno bellte fabrt mani niht nur nit
aroBcr @ciflpinoigfeit uuf oem Sana
Sc. ionSern auh aui oem @aiier, III.
ter oem @aiicr llno in ser Silft. IS
lit eine Griiillung bon 9tabum ., i
5. ,Sie @agen rpllen al,f Sen @o''en
uno raiieln allf oen StraBen; lie
slGn,cn ipie isadcln l,no fabren ei1'
her ,pie Die 9litc." yllno ple ole
Souben II ihren Jenitern." Sci. 50,
s. Nid,t MIR bat man iolfen groBen
ssortihritt su per5eid)nen all' oeln
Scrfebrslpege. lslber oa tit eas Selss
pbon. Selegramm uno oas Nnoto,
oieIe uno piele anoere mooerne ers
finounsen baben Die gal'5e @elt 5u
einr gsad,barid,aft genla tt. San. II,
4 mao)t bieles flar. rllr> on 0utiei,
perbirg oieie @orte uno pcrliegle Die
ie Sd)riit biz auf Die leste Seit; 10
meroen pieIe eariiber fontnen nno
aroBen IerItauo filtoen." Wern irlr
anScre Sertc nit oieiem pcrbinosn,
Damn finoen mir, oaB Ole 3elt oes
gnSes, cine Yeripoc lit, geraoe Dor
bcm gnoe ser 3eit, in irelder oiele
Singe itattfiroen icIlen. @c!ter 'agte
Ser Heoner, oab aae bieie erflnolu1:
gen bon 8ott iiirS, irno fiir elnen
3apet, nGmlid) I'M oas epangelhlll1
in ser sarBen gSelt 81 perfiinolger.
.llno es miro gepreoigt iperSen SaS
Gpanaeliun pom Heih in Ser gan5en
Nelt gu einem 3ellgnis itber allr
GDtfer, ,tlto 'bann miro oas Gnoc
fonrn,en." Iatt. "a, IL.
vSie franfe @elt" lit oas Sbena
iiir Sen fcmmenbeu Soniltagabeno.
,seSermann ,pillfonmen.
Sas &on,itee