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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-30

Robert l.. Carter and Mrs. Con-
stance Baker Motley, representing
the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People,
introduced evidence showing that
so and the SO white high school
teachers receive higher salaries
than all but one of the Negro
teachers. The principal of the white
high school is paid $4,000 a year;
the Negro principal, $4,000 White
principals of elementary schools
are paid $4,000 TO $4,000 The high
est salary paid Negro elementary
school teacher is s2400
The analysis of the salary scales
used by the NAACP attorneys was
prepared by j. B. Blayton, a pub
lie accountant of Atlanta. The re-
port highlighted the salary inequi-
ties.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-30
Walter White
Spurns Virgin
Island Post

Washington-tAl- Walter White,
on leave Of absence from his
post as secretary of the NAACP
has declined the post of Governor
of the Virgin Islands on the
ground that he feels his energy
and experience is more urgent in
the field for the benefit OF more
people in larger areas of respon-
sibilities.
Mr. Whites refusal OF the Virgin
Island post is his response TO Mr.
Chapman's request that the In
terror Secretary be permitted to
recommend the appointment of the
National Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored Peoples
Secretary-on-leave to succeed Will
liam II HASTE, who was recently
made judge of the United States
Circuit Court Of Appeals.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-30

Presents and clothing for Ma.
Ingrem and her two older sons,
who are imprisoned with her $50
Transportation for the Ingram
children to visit their mother
prior to Christmas day. ~ $50
Mrs. Geneva Rushin. Mrs. In
grams oldest daughter. cares for
the younger children, who are
supplied with food. clothing and
other necessities by the Local
branch Of the NAACP. The legal
department of the Association Is
still working on the case, which
may be carried before the Georgia
Parole and Pardon Board.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-30
Counsel

Continued from page Or
proof of the innocence of the Tr.u-.
ton Six?
I'VE were on the verge Of In
covering in open court SO mucfs ~
the crude frame-up that thew
would have been nothing left a.
the case. Is that why the cuurg
brushed aside our motion, refused
to hear our witnesses?
rs that why on this day judge
Hutchinson retaliated by thriving
us out of the case, thus depriving
the men of their chosen counsel
and simultaneously setting a trial
date for three weeks hence2
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-30
Naacp Sends Xmas
Gifts TO Ingrams

New York-Christmas presents
and clothing for the family of
Mrs. Rosa Lee Ingram, whose SEN
tence to death for the self-defense
Staying of white neighbor was
committed to life Imprisonment
after NAACP intervention, will be
purchased with 5000 forwarded to
the Ingram family by Thurgood
Marshall. NAACP special counsel.
The money is part of the fund
raised by the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
People for the defense of Mrs.
Ingram and assistance of her fami
ly. II is to be used for the follow
ing purposes:
Presents and clothing for each
of the Ingram children. Christmas
dinner, and incidentals 4... $4,000
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-30
London Cleric
Scores Jim Crow

London. Eng-tAtlas) A.
merican pattern of Jim Crow wiz
never make any serious inroads
into the British way of life if the
Rev. Frank Quick of Paddington
has anything to say about il lie
has asked his congregation 10
share Christmas Dinners with Me-
gro visitors to England, because
as he explains it. I'm afraid there
really is a color bar in Britain
Rev. Quick posted a notice ask
ing passersby to give Negro stu
dents and workers in Britain the
chance of spending at least few
hours in the atmosphere Of an Eng
lish family on Christmas day. as y
means Of fighting the color bar.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-30

legislature of which had made a
special appropriation to fight the
case admitted that lower salaries
were paid Negro teachers whose
training cqualed that Of white
teachers However. the state main
tanned. white teachers possessed
certain intangible cultural quail
ties superior to those of Negro
teachers and. accordingly were en-
titled to greater pay Moreover the
defense commended. the state has a
right TO set salaries as it secs fit
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-30

series of entertainments for Thursday nights Progressive
games being featured currently Winners
l. Harris first prize and Mrs Ellis BOBBY In the mems d.
vision A. Bonner first prize and Phillips BOBBY The four
winners awarded lovely and useful gifts the owl
says, "Whoo' will be the winners this week?
An early Christmas present Mrs Ulysses Wat
son. 81 Pine baby daughter sandra December o.
Mother and baby doing fine.
Mrs. William Gray 1901 Magnolia left last week for Pine
iu where she is spending the holidays with her daughter
and soninaw. Mr.. and Mrs Troy Allen Mrs. Allen is the
former Miss Gladys Gray Of this city
Motoring the Windy City to visit relatives and friends
during the yuede Mr. Mrs. Henderson JEFF
fries and their daughter Dolores While here thew are
visiting Mrs. Jeffries sisters. Mrs. Beatrice Boyd Mrs.
lherma L. Sausberry Of this city Andrew Jeffries Of
Little Rock, who is the brother Of Mr.. Jeffres
Visiting Mrs Shumpert and Mr.. and Mrs. s. N. Scroggns
ana FAMILY OF 800 Cedar Mrs. Ceanha
three children Anthony Larsena and Gwendoyn from Kansas
CITY While here they will visit relatives in Monticello
OF New Orleans who arrived Friday spend holidays
MIS- Brooks Is being shown many during her visit
Mrs Blanche Handy very much surprised last week
when her daughter Mrs. Archie Mitchell jr gave surprise
hday party in her honor Guests who helped her celebrate
were Mr. and Mrs. Willie Iattison and Mrs Bill Brown
ana Harvey hughes Mrs. Handy received number of lovely
and useful gifts
visiting Mr. and Mrs Thad Cromwell Is their grandson
,pL james Is Cromwell of Fort Sill, Oklahoma Cromwell
who is enjoying his with the younger set Is also vs
MS aunt Mrs. ovia Worlds and his cousin Ruby Nelson
Spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Willie Powell is
her nephew Cleo Miller of Chicago. Mr. Miller Is veteran
graduate of Jones high school.
Among the many other visitors on the North Side for the
holidays are Lemuel Worlds of Texakana son of Mrs via
worlds and Dude Lindey of Richmond California Mr. Lind
ley is visiting his mother.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-30
Med Student

July %, l949-The Universe
~ of Arkansas school of medi-
cine this week approved SO ap-
plicants for admission to the
first year class this fall.
Among the applicants is Nor
ris Andrew Jackson, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Jackson Of
2019 Commerce street.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-30
:: NORTH LITTLE ROCK BRIEFS ;.

The Civic League is sponsoring emancipation program
at the First Baptist church. 9th and Pine Monday 200 pm
Herbert Tyson will present the Emancipation Proclamation
the speaker will be Dr. r. H. Alexander president of
Shorter College and Mayor Ross Lawhon of this city, Rev.
o. Sherman, president; A. r. Nash secretary
Members of the Owl Club at 100 f. 18th have planned
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-30

The No. l South End Garden Club displaying Christ
mas decorations in the yard of Mr. and Mrs York Wlbu
2600 Louisiana throughout Christmas The public
invited to drive by and see it.
Mrs Phuga Mae Terrence of Detroit is visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Wesbrook 3115 Fulton for the holidays
Mrs. Terrence is graduate of Dunbar Many social affairs
were given in her honor while in the city.
Mr. and Mrs Luther C. Harris Of st. Louis holiday
guests of parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Johnson,
Mrs. Cecle Williams of Washington D. c. is in the city
visiting her little Charles Williams for the holidays the
home of her and uncle Mr. and Mrs. George Lee I'd
Victory Mrs Williams stenographer in the United States
Public Health Department.
Pfc L. c. Amstead is spending the holidays home with
his parents Mr. and Mrs Jacob Walls L. c. who is stationed
in Illinois, is very popular with the younger
Spending holidays with her mother Allean Poole
1910 W. 14h is Mrs Alberta Jackson of Chicago Mrs Jackson
former resident of this city, She is also visiting other
friends while in the city.
Mrs Laura Murre delighted have her father Joe
Phillips spend few days with her during the Christmas ho
days Mr. Phillips left Thursday following four day
with his daughter.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-30
Judge Reserves
Decision In Salary
Case For Teachers

Jackson, Miss-Artcr hearing tes-
tlmony here for three days ibis
wcrh Federal District Judge Sid
ney C. Mize reserved decision In
a suit filed by the NAACP 10 se-
cure for Negro teachers salaries
equal TO those paid to white teach
ers Of similar training and rcspon-
sbilities.
The State Of Mississippi. the
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-30

Among the many other visitors on the North Side for the
holidays Lemue Worlds of Texarkana son of Mrs Cva
worlds and Dude Lindey of Richmond California Mr. Lind
ley Is visiting his mother
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-30

Spending the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Powell
ner nephew Cleo Miller of Chicago Mr.. Miller Is a veter
graduate of Jones high school.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-30

Motoring from the Windy City to visit relatives ar
during the yuletde season were Mr. and Mrs. Hende
fries and their daughter, Dolores JEAN While here
visiting Mrs. Jeffres sisters. Mrs Beatrice Boyd
Therma L. Sausberry of this city and Andrew JIG
Little Rock who is the brother of Mr. Jeffres
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-30

An early Christmas present for Mr. and Mrs. Ulyss,
son. S11 Pine was baby daughter "Sandra born Decen
Mother and baby are doing fine
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-30

Mrs. William Gray, 1901 Magnolia left last
Bluff where she is spending the holidays with
and son-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Troy Allen. Mrs
former Miss Gladys Gray Of this city.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-30

Pfc l.. C. Armstead is spending the holidays at hor
his parents Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Walls. L. C. who is s.
in Illinois, is very popular with the younger set
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-30

Visiting Mrs. Shumpert and Mr.. and Mrs s. N
and family of 800 Cedar is Mrs. Cleantha Robins
three children, Anthony Larsenia and Gwendolyn II
City While here they will visit relatives in Montic
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-30

Mrs. Blanche Handy was very much surprise
when her daughter, Mrs. Archie Mitchell jr. gave
birthday party in her honor Guests who helped h
were Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Hattison, Mr.. and Mrs.
and Harvey Hughes. Mrs. Handy received numb
and useful gifts
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-30

Mrs. Hattie Wade has as her guest, Mr..
OF New Orleans, who arrived Friday to spe
Mrs. Brooks is being shown many courtesies
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-30

Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thad Cromwell Is thei
CPL James b. Cromwell of Fort Sill Oklahoma CD
who is enjoying his visit with the younger set, is a
his aunt Mrs. Ovia Worlds and his cousin. Mrs r,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-30

Members of the Owl Club 700 f. 18th have planned a
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Luther c. Harris Of st. Louis
guests of parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Johnson, sr
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-30

Spending the holidays with her mo
1910 W. 18th, is Mrs. Alberta Jackson o.
is a former resident of this city. She
friends while in the city.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-07-29
MRS. PENNY
Reader and Adviser

{ I do hereby agree and sol-$
guarantee to make you2
|no charge if l fail to tell youS
whether your husband, wife, orr
sweetheart is true or false. Is
twill tell you how to gain thee
|one you most desire, giving4
names, dates, name your ene-3
lmies. / advise YOU On 'ove,$
tcourtship, marriage, divorced
business, lawsuits, speculation,S
transactions u all kinds; tellS
and wien TO marry, settled
llover's quarrels, family troublesS
,etc. Remove evil influence and4
tbad luck. Z
Route a on Germantown Fke.S
4 mile from city limits acrossa
from Drive Inn Theater, log
in hoase trailer. LookS
for the Dayton Speedway sign.a
Hours: 9 am. to 10 pm. Daily
and Sunday. Special reading.$
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-09

Notwithstanding oes fotboIiihen
gereins DeiitihInnbs 5n ain3 1850
3iint eritenrnnl einen N1iiiionar NIT
bradte, BIbelm Shonat, Der eleih
Sn 8eginn Der Eagltng IN offeitliher
9erinmmInng iiber ben 3uftnn6 Der
fatboliiden Stride IN anerifn iprah
|u16 benn 2u6pig- -Miliionsperein iin0
Der 2eopoISinenitiftung 6aftfte.
Mebr als ei1en 8iihof briiben IN
Mmerifa tlannte er ieinen Greiinb.
Muf ibren Guropn-Meiien tpobrlten
oieie BEL linn. Neben 9feie nno Mbt
Skinner lit es Dor nIem 8iihof Sen-
mi, NIT Dem i'm elm ber5libes Ban0
|perbinoet. Die Jreunbidaftsbriefe
|5tpii6en beioen 5eigen, mas an firb-
|li6en @egenft1noen Don Miin1en aus
|alles nod Wilnaufee sing: Mltnrfar-
ten, WeBgeip6roer, &ir9enfabnen,
arli3ifire, Mltargem1lbe, &reuapeg-
itationen, bie Eurm,ibr fir oie bi-
|ihoflihe aatbebraIe, Die bon Nenn-
bart IN Wiinhen 1857 geliefert un6
in Milmailfee als aiinitperf ange.
italiilt tpurbe, 2itograpbien, 2anpen.
Bidder, Siegelringe, @en,dlbe, 6as
|erite farbige @lasfeniter fir Die 4a.
|tbe6rale.
Sogar Elm Weiinhner @lnitmaler,
Jran5 Biser, entihloB fih, feline 4unit
in ben Dienit Der amerifaniiden Mii-
|iion 5li itellen. Durb WeiiIlers Ber-
|mittlung reilte er 1847 nab MiIpau.
fee. Or bate bas @eliiboe getan, bort
bret Sabre 81 bleiben. Nanher Rreus.
meg, mandes altarsemalbe lit bon
|ibm.
(Sortiesung folgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-09
: alter 2eier, ga.

Iie beltte 10 pollfomnen enttpidel-
te @lasipinnerei bot cine altebrtpiir-
oige @ei6ibte. 9ie 8iege Der @las.
lpinnerei lit ser Sbiiringer gBaIo.
Sier iollen bereits i'm Sabre 1896
oertriebene Deutid- -8obmen Die erlter
@lasbiittenbetriebe segriinbet baben.
Sn miibIamer &anoarbeit 5ubauie,
nnter Witbilfe aller Samilienangebo.
rigen, bonn alien @roBpater Biz binab
gum iiingiten gnfelfino, tpuroe 6as
iogenannte gngelsbaar gelponnen. gu
oieIem 3ped tpuroe 6as Gnoe zines
8lasitabes erbitt, oas fliiiiig getpol-
Oene @las ourd gei6idte Bemesun-
gen gu einem Jaoen ausge5ogen una
|anf eine Srommel getpidelt. Sc mad,
Der S6nelligfeit Der 8etpegungen fie.
len Die Sdoer 6iinner o6er oider aus.
so tuuroe oanaIs bas @las niht i'm
beutisen Sinn geiponnen, ionoern ge.
dogen. Seute miro biele ihpieriae, ge.
ihidforoernoe Sanbarbeit miibelos
6ur6 Die Naidine abseloit. Gin elm.
aiger Wtann fann Bis 5u 6rei ooer
bier FOLDER Maidinen glei6aeitig Be-
bienen. l1no oie 3iebgeidpinoigfeii
laBt ii6 10 gerau einitellen, Dob eine
gan5 beitimmte Saoenit1rfe ersieli
1peroen fann. Nah Ben neueIten Ser.
itellungsmetbooen gebt man nidi
|mebr bon @lasltdben aus. Ser @las.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-09
&. 8. s., $40. -

~Sories" uno v8bigs" tparen oie
8e3eidnungen ser beioen abipe6lelnb
regierenoen Harteien bes englilber1
garlaments i'm iiebaebnten Biz gum
nelln5ebnten Sabrbunbert. sic taud.
ten 16S0-8t ouf tp1breno Der Ser
banolnnsen iiber Sic Ebronfolge oes
Ser5ogs bon gorf unb itammten bon
BEN Sories, ben geddteten Mebellen
in Srlano, uno ben @bigs, sen aufs
riibrerilben ibottil6en Gobenanters
Gie Sories tuaren uripriinglih bod.
fir6lid, oober Mnb1nger oes &onig-
tums als eottlide Snititution, mebr
fonierbattp unb nit oen Sittereiien
oes @runobeiises perflobten; bie
@bigs presbpterianiid ooer nieoer,
firblib, 8ertreter Der 8olfsiouper1.
nitdt uno acknowledgement. Seute
pergleidt man oft sic fonierpatipe
Sartei in England nit oen Eories
1.no Oie iosialiitiide nit Sen @bigs.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-09
8., Seq. :

Ser 8ambus tp1hlt uno geoeibt am
beiten in ben 9ibungeln Der BON
1parmen 1t,tb feuhten Motiunipitben
beimgeiubten abldufern oes inldn6i-
lden Seitlanbes Srtbien uttb geplons,
alib in China lno Sapan. Inter ben
iiber aipeibunoert 8ambusarten ihies
BEN manhe Bis su aht3ig uno blinoert
SUB empor. Die allBeroroentlih bar.
ten Stensel iperben gum Sduierbau
bertpenoet uno oie Saiern 5ll Matten
berarbeitet. Die 8ambusm1l6er geb0-
rem 5u Sen groBten Naturibonbeiten
slitens nit ager Slora uno Sauna, bic
elm Iebenbiger 8alo birgt, nit
Sblingpflan3en, S6langen uno nler-
lei Mrten bon Stngpogeln.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-09
,.MxAkunN
Son. Brpf. s. 81. 9abren
@ebaftenr bes ,@aiienfrennS
9s. s., @is. :

@s lit cine auffalIenoe gel6ihtlibe
SatIabe, oaB i'm Sftober 1917, ols
Der fomm1niItiidbe Staat in Mosfau
gesriinoet uuroe CUR 8efdmpfung Ser
9teligion uno beionoers ser fotboli.
iden Stride in allen 2dnoern, in So.
TINA, Eortugal, inn ielben Monat Sf,
tober ole 0euttergottes oie 8eIt 81
elmer @rneuerung oes 8laubens unb
81 eifriserem @ebete ernabnte, nit
Dem Geripreden, baB &ublano be,
febrt unb gum fatboliifen @lal,ben
suriifgefiibrt tpiirbe. Gin tpeiterer
fommuniitiider gngriff tpurbe bon
2e,lin i'm Sabre 1920 auf bas fatbo.
liide Spanien genaht. Cine Mnaabl
fommuniitii9 eingeiibter &uiien ipitr,
oe nah Spanien entianbt, Inn bie @r.
beitermaiien sesen sic fatboliihe Sir.
DIE alf3upiegeln. Gie 6reimaurer oes
r@rano Orient" tpuroen nit bieier
teuflii4en Irbeit betraut. Gs tpuroe
oie Monardie geltiir5t uno sic fatbo.
liide Stride geieslid unterlast. Bin.
men ied5is Easen nad Ser bon Sen
9ommlniiten fontroIlierten @abl oes
5ebruar 1886 tpuroen a6tunofiinf5ie
politii6e 3entren gepliinoert, 5tpei.
unbiieb5is 0ffet1tli6e uno pripate Sll.
ftitute angegtiffen; fiinfunopiersia
,puroen in 8rano geItedt lnb bunoert.
unoieds &irben perbrannt. &omm1.
niitii6e 8an6en perbreiteten S1ret.
ten uno S6anotaten aller Mrt IN
Stabt unb 2anb. gs ipuroen brei5ebn
8iId0fe, elftauienb fatbolilde Yrte.
tier uno fiinfbunberttauienb &atboli,
fen ermor0et. 8eneraliilino Sranco
bat nit ieinem Seere oie fon1ml,ni.
ItiI6en 8erbrederbanoen beiiegt, ,unf
er erinnerte i'm Sabre 1912 in elmer
aniprahe an bic fatbolil6e Sugenl
on Die 1punoerbare SiIfe ser Wfut.
tergottes, Die Spattien aus Ser rotten
@efabr errettet bate. Mber ieit6en
bat 5panien bon ser Nitpelt nur
lnoanf unb 8erleltmbung geerntet
lleberau iirtb es Die nit BEN &on,,
mnniiten perbiinbeten sSreimaurer
pelde Die Berfolguns bes fatboliiden
Spnnien fortiesen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-09
s. 3d., Seq.

3ieie &arminfarbe in Bulperforn
|mirb bon Der Godeniue-2nus geiuon-
men, sic in Merifo auf elmer @attus.
art porfommt. Das fleine Snleft, bei=
len 5arbe bll,trot lit, Iebt ouf Der me-
rifanii6en &aftuspfldnae Nopalea.
oie 6as Snieft nit mahsbaltigen
ausi61pitunsen iiberaiebt. Sbon Dor
Der gntoedung amerifas nuroe oie
Gohenine-2als bon ben Gingebornen
ge5ii6tet. Mls tpibtiger 9an6elsarti-
tel tpuroe oas Gohenine-Bulper nod
allen @ege,t6en Der 8elt perianot 5ur
@oue- un6 Seioenfarberei. Seut5ltta-
|ge lit iie aIs Sarbe uno fiinitlides
Sarbenmittel faIt gal,5 perordngt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-09
Aus BEN 2cicrhtis

H. ct Sic fragen, uie es ben
Gbiila- -Niiiionare1 ergebe uno Oh
man tbnen nod Silfe 5u1penoer,
tonne.
@ie es in China CUR 3eit ausiiebt,
erleben sic aus elmer DariteIInng Ell.
mes alien Gbina-W -Wifiionnrs: Die 2a-
ge Der gbina-M -Miiiionen i'm &omnu.
niiten@ebiet. 3ubem fann ib aus
Bribatbrtefen Iieber gbina-Satbers
iagen, baB al le Miiiionare I'M fom-
muniItiiden @ebiet in iebr GROCER
gtot iino, 6aB man aber allen i'm
rotten @ebiet BefinoIihen our 3eit
|nibts 5ui9ifen fam. Dod rate id)
gum ielben flugen 9inpeis, ben amh
|St. Haulus ben friiberen @l1ubigen
|gegeben bat, tldinlib ieine @aben i1on
5uredt au Iegen, ai,f5ubeipabren rno
|niht crit ipater ettpas at fammeIn!
anoere Wiiiionare baben ouf @eiiung
ibrer Sberen oas rote @ebiet friibaei.
|tig berlaiien, iitb bon ibrer Miiiions.
oertpaltung gan5 nbgeidnitten uno
|erit reht in GROCER 8eorangnis, 90
|niemano als MIR CUTE &ntbolifen i'm
auslanb ibnen beIfen fonnen. 9arun,
ter lit 3. g. rnein befreun6eter alter
China -Jatber Mlbert &laus, Der sur.
|5eit feline Seioen befebren nrl6 feline
|Sdnlen eroffnen fann, 5nfiir aber
,iiberna bitterarmen dineiii9en Jliiht.
lingsfamilien bilft, Die Dor ben Moten
|gefloben iinb; ebenio bilft er bielen
fliihtigen hineiilhen BrieItern, Die
bon ibm MeBItipenoien erbitten. 4ud
bat er mir gei9rieben, oaB feline Mn.
|geborigen in DeutIhIano aIles berIo.
rem baben nno I'M GROCER Scot uni
Mangel an &lei6ern Ieben. @enn
Isle uno anoere Iiebe Seelen ibm Sill.
lie 5utpen6en, Ser BEL Sen Gbinelen tpe.
gen leiner g4oblt1tigfeit BEN Namen
sJatber OF tbe Boor" fiibrt, 10 tun
Sic elm iiberaus neroienItlihes 8erf,
oas iebr bielen Notleioenoen 5,gite
fommt. Seine Mbreie it,: Mep. ".
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81. &C., q. .. =

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&ranfbeitserreger, Seine, Die, ipie Die
Mlten glnitbten, aus Dem 8ooen aus.
biiniten. Die beutige SorI6ilng bai
feitgeiteIt, baB franfbeitserregen0e
Seine aud Don Meniden llnb Eieren
ausgeben ltno 1urd Die Suit unb &on.
taft perbreitet tperoen. @er t1glid
NIT uuerlei Weniben in 8eriibrune
fomnt, in Sabrifen, Offices uip.,
iollte iif) baufis oie Sanoe nit Seife
paiben. Ser falt aasemein eingefiibr.
te @ebrauh bon Bapier-Sanotiiderl1
bat ni6t 1penis 5ur offentli6en 81.
derbeit Dor Mnltedung beigetragen.
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Kleiner Gheipieeel

Sn ieinem bortrefflihen @erfte
betitelt .2ebensmeisbeit" erteiIt p
M. so. 8eis, OPP, folgenbe beber.
5igensperte Matihl1ge:
| 1. Die bette gbe lit iider bie, in
Del6er Wnnn unb Gran gartae Men.
|ihen ii,to ODER bod iid bemiiben, es
gu 1perben. 8enn fie fid geeenieitiq
lin bielem Beltreben belfen, bnnn gibi
es cine bortreffIihe CHE.
2. Oie CHE lit fir 6ie meiIten
Meni6en in getpiiiern @inne nottpen.
| big, tpeil Die tpenigiten bie Mufgabs
|ibrer Selbfter5iebrng 5ur 3ufrieoen.
belt lolen, tpenn iie fit iih allein Ie.
ben. Die Gan1iIie rlnht nber eine
oreifnde gr3iebungsaufgabe 5llr
|Hfliht: bic gegenieitige graiebnnq
Der @ntten, sic gr3iebung ser Sim
Der nno Die Der Sausgenoiien, unf
oas iino orei nt1htige SilfsmitteI.
Inn Die eigene gbarafterbilouitg 81
|f0r6ern.
8. Meihtnm uno f0rperIihe 510,1-
|beit iino berednoIihe @iiter; cine rim
gen6e Seele nber iuir6 nit ieoenl
Sabre reiher uno fd0ner, 1in0 eine
|fh0ne 6eele perbreitet iiberoIIbin
Slid nno 3nfrieOenbeit.
A. Wer niht 5liln Trdunltnr tpie
aln SpferaItar gebt, tpir0 fhmer.
|Ii1 iein Slid fin6en.
8. Gs ipdre beiier, man ingte ben