davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-12-15

PLAN A FARM HOME in the Northwest where
land is reasonable in price. Send for litera-
ture on washington, Oregon, Idaho Montana
the Dakotas and Minnesota. Write E. N
Duncan Dept. 1888, Great Northern Railway,
st. Paul l, Mimi
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-12-15

NICHOLS NEW HAMPSHIRE fryer chicks
leading meat strain by 1851 National Chicken
of Tomorrow contest. now available at Ever
green Hatchery 1900 W. Grover LINDEN.
ashin of
Evening star., 1951-12-23
Cover by SehVitess-SpvhIer


In this wholly which
70 De n same as that of living entirely coinci
This
Evening star., 1951-12-01
Sriritmaliat
All Souls Spiritualist Church

1872? Vermont Ave NV.
Services and Reading Sundays, 500 pm.
REV. NARY A. MCFARLAND, Pastor
REV. ETHEL JANET HIGHsMITH
2SO5 9th st. NE. DU. 8430 Readings
by Appointment. goo am. and 600 pm.
REV. KING, 1914 14th st. NV. MI. 1852
Seance Thursdays. 500 pm
Private Readings by Appointment
Evening star., 1951-12-01

BISHOP TO PREACH-The
Right Rev. William Thomas
Havard, Bishop of st. David's,
Wales, will speak at an ii am.
service of holy communion to-
morrow in St. Johns Episco-
pal Church, Lafayette Square.
Bishop Havard is Iecturing
this year at the Berkeley Di-
vinity School, New Haven,
Conn.-Photo by S. N. Morgan.
Evening star., 1951-12-01

Trinity Mems Glass of Trinity
Methodist Church will have the
lesson given tomorrow by the Rev.
Linwood Harris of the North
Carolina Conference.
Evening star., 1951-12-01
Church School Library
Dedication Tomorrow

The church school library of
EldbrOoke Methodist Church
River road and Wisconsin avenue
NV. will be dedicated at 4
pm. service tomorrow.
Lerone Walther, a member of
the church. was the builder. Mrs
Alvin Parker is chairman of the
library committee.
Evening star., 1951-12-01

church building are being raised.
A native of Chase City, Va, DR..
Pruden is a graduate of the Uni
versity of Richmond and Southern
Baptist Theological Seminary,
Louisville, Ky. He served as pas
tor of First Baptist Church, Pc
tersburgh. Va, 1929-34, and as a
teacher at the University of
Shanghai, China, 1934-35. He
came to his present charge in
1886.
DR.. Pruden is married and has
three children, Patricia Carol,
James Richard and Edward
Hughes Pruden. jr. He lives at
1929 Ordway street NV.
Evening star., 1951-12-01

Mems Glass, Trinity Methodist
Church, will have the lesson pre-
Sented by Herbert H. McMurray
at $50 am. tomorrow.
The Fellow Workers Class,
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church, will be taught by DR..
Arnold Scott at 10 am. tomorrow:
A. F. Harlan will speak to the
Graham Couples Glass at the
same hour and, Fred Chubb will
discuss the subject, "Parolee
Evening star., 1951-12-01

Mrs. Brooks
H a y es W i'll
teach the Bur-
rail- Glass, CAL
V ary Baptist
Church. tomor-
row at 10 am.
and DR.. Frank
lin l.. Burdette
of Mary l a n d
University will
a d DIR SIS the
Vaughn Glass
at the same
hour.
The Trinity
Evening star., 1951-12-01

The Dawson Bible Glass of First
Baptist Church will have as guest
teacher Mrs. Carlton Long, former
president of the District of Colum-
bia Baptist Women's Missionary
Society, at GAS am. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1951-12-01
Deocons to Be Ordained
At Conqress Heiohts

Six new deacons will be ordained
at 8 pm. tomorrow in Congress
Heights Baptist Church, Esther
and Brothers places Sc.
Those to be ordained are: A
Scott Hutchinson. Charles Baugh-
man. Ray Luby. Louis Quinones
Romey Outright and William Rob-
inSon.
Evening star., 1951-12-01

and II am. and
the S pm. serv-
ices.
The congre-
g a t / o n will
honor DR.. Pru-
/ den with a din
: n er a t 6:15
pm. Thursday
in the church,
Sixteenth and
10 streets NV.
Funds to pro-
wide a suitable
! tribute to DR..
Pruden in the
Evening star., 1951-12-01
Organized Bible Glasses

Sponsorship" at that time. TIL,
Susannah Wesley Glass will at.
tend the 9 o'clock morning service
and Mrs. B. B. Wright will teach
the lesson at 10 o'clock.
The Class of Friendship O.
Emory Methodist Church will hole
a business meeting and Christina!
party December 3 at pm.
The Templemen's Bible Glass
Temple Baptist Church, will be
taught by George w. Bell tomor.
row at 10 am.
The Hummer Memorial Glass o1
Epworth Methodist Church viii
hold a white Christmas" meet.
ing at 8 pm. December 3.
The Pinkham Bible Glass TO,
Men, National Baptist Memoria
Church, will be taught tomorrow
by Paul H. Parker. Miss Izetts
Winter Robb, assistant editor Of
the editorial staff of Aviation News
of the Navy Department and for.
mer instructor of history ir
Greece, will be the teacher of the
Fidelis Glass; 1t. Comdr. Edith
Montgomery, president. The class
will meet tomorrow at $40 am
The Mizpah Class elected Mrs
y. S. Wann, sr,. president; Mrs
g. L. Myers, Mrs. j. H. Grubbs
and Mrs. c. A. Num-. vice presi-
dents: Miss Edna Jordan, treas
urer; Mrs. John Elder, recording
secretary; Miss Katharine Bell
corresponding secretary; Miss B
B. Ward. registrar, and Mrs. E. G
Dickinson and Mrs. A. w. Cum
mingS, pianists.
Evening star., 1951-12-01
Rev. HurIburt to Speuk

The Rev. Ward B. Hurlburt
minister of Brookland Baptist
Church, Sixteenth and Monroe
streets NE, will speak from the
pulpit tomorrow at II am. on
Jesus Foretold" and at 8 pm
on Alive to True Values"
Evening star., 1951-12-01

The Wesley Glass. Brightwood
Park Methodist Church, will hold
"a monthly meeting at 8 pm. Fri
day.
Evening star., 1951-12-01
Pastor Celebrates
18th Year al Church

DR.. Edward Hughes Pruden will
observe his 18th anniversary
as pastor of First Baptist Church
tomorrow by preaching at the 9:45
Evening star., 1951-12-01
Speaker Announced

Austin F. Garfield, Washing
ton attorney, will speak at pm.
tomorrow on 1--WE Face Up to
Communism" at meeting of the
Young Adult Fellowship of Ma
tional City Christian Church, to
be held in the social hall, 1906
Vermont avenue NV.
Evening star., 1951-12-01
By Dr.. Poqe Etchison

President G. F. Chandler will
show film, "The Barrier" at
the Harrison Glass, st. Luke's
Methodist Church, at 10 am. to-
Arizona sun., 1951-04-20
Superintendent Brooks Doubts
Whites Will Agree To
Neqro Teachers

The recently passed legislation making desegregation
perssye in the State of Arizona is having some effect
That individuals and groups talking and doing some
things For example, Tucson desegregating and nte
grating it's students and teachers There
where teachers employed to three or four Negro
Students In these situations difficulties with respect
to change will Court action to insure tenure has
begun in at least community
State Superintendent M L. Brooks shows
the fate of Negro teachers the state He antci
paes difficulties He feels that Whites will be reluctant
to Negro teachers in charge of their children One
observe the untenabty of his assumptions Negroes
do teach White children in California, and other Western
Negroes employed maids to Whites and have
special functions in the teaching and training Of their
children. One meets of White people, who
gained prominence in fields of business professions
and science Many of these in the deep South and
testify that they nursed from the breasts of Negro
mes It is difficult to sea how these individuals who
have had such close contacts with Negroes would resent
contacts of their children with Negro teachers Of course
Arizona sun., 1951-04-20
Ieen-Age High!ights
BY JessenfOr DeBOuse

BY JeSSenfOr DebOuSe
Greetings Readers,
Another week has rolled around
and what's happening? That's the
question in my mind.
The Jr. and Sr. Prom is the
main eventsfor the week. The girls
will step out in both semi-formals
and formals, while the boys will
wear suits.
. There was a memorial service
held for Mr.. William M. Perry at
at Carver High School April II,
1851. The Girls Glee Club sang
three numbers. Mr.. Robinson made
some. remarks. Calvin Watkins
talked on Mr.. Perry as a teacher,
DR.. R. Phillips talked on Mr.. Perry
as member of the Phoenix Chap
ter Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity.
Mr.. James Newman talke don Mr..
Perry as a Legionnaire, John F.
Prince talked on Mr.. Perry as
member of Teacher Organizations,
Rev. Donald B. Robinson talked on
Mr.. Perry as a Churchman, and
Mr.. Frazier talked on Mr.. Perry
as fellow teacher. After the bene-
diction there were taps blown by
Carl Frazier.
Mrs. Edna Moore, the mother
L.
broke playing on the Carver base
ball team, wishes to thank all his
friends and teachers for all of the
Get Well" cards and flowers while
he was in the hospital.
The spies for the week are Bud
Obbot and Lou Costello. Until next
week.
Keep Cool.
Arizona sun., 1951-04-20
DO YOU
REMEMBER!

The first Gaping ceremony OF
st. Monica's Hospital School of
Nursing was held Sunday at 8
pm. when a class of "a members
of the U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps
completed their first six months
as students in the program :.
The Precision Concrete Company
which is owned and operated by
Mr.. Tom Brown, former school
teacher at Carver High, had just
closed a deal with the Sportsman's
Park Co. to supply 100000 con-
crete blocks for building purposes.
The blocks are to be used in the
construction of new stables and
buildings at the track l.. Thomas
H. Dickey, Jr., in service in Ger
many was cited for bravery in
action. The communication ad-
dressed to his father, Mr.. Thomas
H. Dickey, Sr., 1888 East Washing
ton Street reads as follows: Dear
Mr.. Dickey, Your son, Technician
Grade Four Thomas H. Dickey, Jr.,
18199738, Company A, 371st In
fantry, has been awarded the
Combat Infantryman Badge for his
outstanding performance of duty
in action against enemy" and
also, parents of Emmett Chappelle,
received his purple heart. Emmett,
former valedictorian of Carver
High was wounded in Italy.
Arizona sun., 1951-04-20
Einstein Supports
Niece Protests

The National Council of the
Arts, Sciences and Professions have
announced the receipt of a letter
from Prof. Albert Einstein, world
renowned scientist, concerning the
case of Willie MCGEE, Mississippi
Negro sentenced to die.
Prof. Einstein voiced his belief
that is was. difficult to believe
that this man (McGee) really COM
mitted the rape of hich he has
been accused. Moreover, the pun
ishment must appear unnaturally
harsh to anyone ith any sense of
justice"
Underscoring the scheduled exc
cution date of May 8, the Council
indicated that the EinStein state
ment as one of mounting num-
Der of protests from intellectuals
throughout the nation.
Arizona sun., 1951-04-20
Cong. Dawson Founders
Dav Speaker at School

TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE, Ala.
(NNPA) = In an address tempered
with restraint and good judgment,
Representative William L. Daw-
son, Democrat of Illinois, Tuskegee
Institute Founders Day speaker,
last Sunday gave vital meaning to
the desires and aspirations of
cclored Americans.
can ever increasing number of
persons in both North and South
are determined to see that the
Negro is protected in his rights
as citizen" Dawson said, adding:
eff we take the initiative, we
shall not stand alone. We can and
will marshall friends among all
groups. You can no longer classify
your friends by reason of locale,
where they were born or where
they live"
The Congressman, who now
serves as chairman of the House
Committee on Expenditures in the
Executive Departments and vice
chairman of the Democratic Ma
tional Committee, paid high tribute
to Booker T. Washington and Tus-
kegee Institute which he founded.
Arizona sun., 1951-04-20
Freedmen's Hospital
APPROPRIATION Reduced

WASHINGTON, D. c. (NNPA)
The House Appropriations Com
mittee last Friday recommended
an appropriation of 2,906,500 for
Freedoms Hospital for the fiscal
year beginning next July 1.
This sum represents deduction
of $8O,5OO from the Budget Bu-
reau estimate, which President
Truman submitted to Congress, but
is an increase of $311 500 over the
appropriation for the current fiscal
year.
Aside from increases budgeted
for mandatory cost items such as
Within-grade ???? 2?
Arizona sun., 1951-04-20
Let Us Help Ourselves At The
Poll Next Tuesday

Stan Zagorsk candidate for election as Chief of the
South Phoenix Volunteer Fire Department. HIS made
definite promises to fulfill basic need of the East Broad
way residents namely that Of having station and fire
located in the district This should interest all cz
who live in that district much that they will
to the polls April 24th in the Neighborhood House of
the Roosevelt School located at 9TH Street and Southern
Avenue and vote for Stan Zagork for their fire chief
We have many valuable homes in the East Broadway
District There is at present very inadequate protection
for these homes. This opportunity for some ndvid
uas to vote for those who have pledged themselves to i'm
prove fire protection of citizens the South Phoenix
district Vote for following members of the board
C. D. Thompson, Arnel Sandidge, John Bass and W. D.
Franklin Vote for Stan Zagorski Outstanding citizens
9th endorse him.
Arizona sun., 1951-04-20
Aren't You Glad
You're American
Anywhere In Russia

Dear Sis,
orgive me for addressing you as
sis but I have never had the
pleasure of hearing your rea!
name.
1t is with heavy heart that I
give you this message regarding
your loving Sister and our es-
teemed patriot, Lulu. She acci-
dentally met her death in our fac
tory only a few short days ago.
I assure you that she lived in
luury while she was with us and
enjoyed every minute of her life
in Russia. We loved her deeply and
shall share her memory. ""Share
and share alike" is our motto.
John Totsky, President.
Soviet Canning Company.
Arizona sun., 1951-04-20
MEAT SAUCE

Leftover slices of veal or lamb
are excellent heated in a sour
cream sauce. Season the sauce
with chopped parsley, salt, pepper,
celery salt and garlic salt, if de-
sired. Spread over the meat in a
baking dish and heat in a slow
oven (3OOoF.) for 80 minutes.
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Heimkehr aus dem Sowietgefaengnis

9is sum Sftober 194S maren 10
italieniid)e 0iplomaten felt oauon
iiber5eugt, oab ser 9ommunismus
sic Salbiniel resiere, oab Si5ilien
engIiid), Saroinien ,,nb Glba iran-
5oiiid) gelporoen ieien uno oab iid
1ito in Ben 8elit Ser geianten Sc.
ne5ia 8iulia geiest babe. gs paren
10 Iiplolnaten aus oen italieniiben
Geianotihoften in 8ufareit uno So.
iia. Mm 6. Sept. 1914 botten lic
Oie Spwiets perhaitet uno I'M Slug.
,eug naf Wosfau gebracbt.
Sett Ii,o oieie 5ebn 5uriid9efebrt.
gleih. in motten5erireiienen alei.
bern traien iie an Ser italieniihen
@ren5e ein. Sbre @eiibter maren
bon Gurd)t ge5eihnet. Sic batten eirs
AMBER seidworen, oab lie nidts iiber
ibre grIebniiie in Ser Solpietluion
iprehen tpiiroen. Tem lie batten
slnsit. r9luh III StaIien eibt es
aommuniiten," iagte Sie 8attin bes
9reiieattaNes Sc 0tobr, rullN mir
pollen feline ltnanneDmli1feiten
mebr baben."
Strife Siulicrnna.
Noh uno nah iiber5euaten iid sic
Seimfebrer bapon, bab Die 3eit ser
&ommuniiteniurd)t in Stalien Dor.
bel lit. Sic beganneu 5ll cr5dblen.
Ser iriibere @eianOte in @ufareit
aonanOia Soeniso, bcrid)tete bon
Sen 1872 Gerboren, benen er allsgciett
mar. 3piihenburf iolIen sic Stuiien
&ooioienSunsen iingiert ba6en, in
oenen beriGtet muroe, bab fem Sci
matcrt bon 0omben 5erltort poroen
unS bab fein einjiaer pon Sen gin-
mobueru AM Seben geblieben iei.
Sober oieier Iiplomaten blieb
itreng iipliert. gbepaare b0rten ied)s
Sabre nidt nrneinanoer. Gum Sc.
ianoten OSeniso trat Mitte Sep.
tember ein 8ean1ter Oes Solpictau-
benminiiterlums in Die 3eue uno
iaste: sd babe olpsi gsahrid)ten
iiir Sic: cine CUTE uno cine ihlehte.
Iies lit sic quite: Sic iperSen in
Sbre Seimat suriidbeforoert. ltnS
Die i6lebte: Sbre Srau lit Dor einen,
Ionat on arebs geltorben.
Spiter eril'br ser 8eianSte, oab
feline @attin nidt an &rebs, ionoern
at elmer, glutuergiituns seitorben
par, Sic nidt redtSeitig bebanoeIt
lporOen mar. l(nb nidt Dor einenl
Wonat, fonoern Dor 5 Sabren.
- Jalid infurmicrt.
Sic 9iplonlaten ouriten tpeocr
8rieie lhreiben nod Nabribtcn emp.
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iansen. Sic tpubten nidt, oft ibre
Ingeb6rigen nod lebten. Sic erbiel-
ten feine 3eitllngen. Sic wuroen nur
bon ibren 8drtern uno bon oen
9eamten inIormiert, bie lie Der.
gDrten.
Grit i'm Sftober oeS Sobres 1913
eriubren einise bon ibuen oui lint.
meeen iiber oie iie niGt iprebcu
poaen bon Ser pirfliben Situation
in Stalien. 8is oabin batten lie ge.
glanbt, OaB> ser aommuniiteniiibrer
Susliari Ser abiolute Yeberri6er
Stallens iei. Sic moren INNER 81
breien nit ie ypei iremoen politiihen
Sdftllngen in elmer fleinen 3elle un.
tergebradt.
Yrimitibc SiGt.
BUR 9tabrl,ng erbielten iie NOR.
gems ein Stiif roben Slid, eiuen
Seller Saferbrei mittass uno abenoS
cine Suppe. SeOen 5lpeiten Sag wur.
oen lie alli eine balbe StllnOe in
einen 6 !gteter langen unb 4 Ifeter
breIten Sof geIiibrt, Ser Don boben
Wtauern umgeben mar. Sicie Soie
6eiinoen iid an God ser 9ubianfa.
Gie gdrter ieien alltnliitig, ater
iurhtiam gelueieu. user cinem Sc.
fangenen se9eniibcr nad)Iidtig >uar.
lit uiIenbar itets itreng beltroit NOR.
oeu. Cine ser Iolmetlherinnen, eine
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n,iibcn lid beioe Inn Sepp. Tim i'm
clferIiidtig 81 madelL eibt Iid)
Sroni NIT 3auer. einelt sipeiten 9e,
nerber, pieI ab. Suiie i6eint Sen
fiirSeren SIT 5ieben.
Sn Ser @iencr Ssene ieben mir
lmcrparteten 8egen6ei,d, pom 2ano
fommen. Groni teilt ibrer iriiberen
Gipolin nit, oab lie in5!piifen 3aper
aebeirutet bot. uno Suiie lit tpieber
frob. Sd)licblid, fcmn,t icaar Sepp.
ser feline idGne @ienerin ilcbt. Sic
uerlobcn 'if.
Sm @iltcr lit sic Sod5eit i'm
Sorie nit einigen ldnblihen Soh-
SeitsgebrGllhen (8iirteIabnabme,
Shlelerabnabme, Gbrentans ullp.)
@ir sebcn sic spielioIse pieocr:
+. S5ene, 6riibiabr, llnterm Maien,
baum; 2. S5cne, CONNER, Gas
Grnteieit. - Ga1ie. - 3. S3ene,
Serbit, @eim Selrigen in @ien
4. Sjcnc, @inter, Soh5eit aui Sem
2ano.
Tas eeiamte Seltihamerifaner,
tlm lit berSlid eingelaOeu.
Garten inn Gorperfaui iinS ictt
iGon 81 bcn Yreiien bon $40,
$50 uno $1.2O 6ei 9urropS, 419
Guclio sloc., SIT babcn. Wtan refer.
uiere iifJ oen 8. San,ar fit sic
Seiterreid,er.
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Fronz Mads omor Waller Joseph oner Fronz Tebveh und
sevns; szend

Sn einem neuortiaen Experiment
sur J0roerlna oes beiieren GerltGno-
niIies ser Golter untereinunoer, ionos
te Oeiterreid) int prrigeu Sabre cine
acknowledgements nad bier, Sic cine
tiuBerit erIolgreibe @nitipielreiic
freu; uno ouer blrfs 9ono inter.
nabm uno neite amerifaniihe areiie
nit oiterreidiider GoIfsmulif, Golfs.
tln5e uno oersleihen oertraut maGte.
Tieier Gage traf cine meitere St,s
oentengruppe in gmerifa ein, Sic ouf
ibrer Sournee in Glepelano ein Elm.
5iaes 8altipiel sibt. uno 5tpar am
Gicnstag, Sen 8. Sanuar, in ser
Eublic Wl,iic Saa.
Sas SueiitiinNise Eroaramm Ser
bunten Sdau umfabt unter Sem
Motto ugeiuh aus @icn" piele
berrlihc 0iterreidiide GoIfslieoer
uno 5dn5e, 3itberuortrGee lno Sob
Ter, Shubplattler. Sarien.Sarbie'
tungelL tppide @iener MfuIif, uno
audi Elm Shrammelquartett miro aui-
treten. Sas oiesiGbriae @rosramm
lit poufomnen neu. Tie 9eituns bas
ben Or. Suianne YolIterer mS
8alter @ebcr.
Sic pra.htonllen Golfstrad)ten, bie
sic Stu>enten lno Stl,0entinncn
trasen. ,puroen bon Sen 2anoes.
muiecn iiir oas gursenlano, airn.
ten, Sberoiterreid), oie Steiermarf
uno bonn &ulturamt ser StaSt @ien
sur Seriiigung seItellt.
I'm sic @erbunJ redJt Wirfl,ngs.
poa 81, seitaltcn, miro sic Grippe,
iiberaa ouf 9efanntem uno 9elieb.
tem aui6alleuo, GolfstGnse mo
ToIfsmuiif ous gang Seiterreid)
bringen. Sic ein5eIuen Ntuiifitiidc
uno SGn5e perocn ni1t suiommcn.
bangles matchmaker gcbrod)t ion.
bern iinb iinnpoQ ancinanoer sereibt,
I'M cine binrcibenoe Spnnntif unN
Gin lDlrbclnNe5 Selnpo jll er5lelcn.
Sic Sanolung Der beitcren Shau
lit folgenOern,oben: Gier 8iencr
Souriiten fommen in einem sllpen.
oori eerabe slm n0rausauslduten"
uno su elmer Maibaumfcier 5urctht.
Ser @ienerin Suiie seiGGt Ser 81,
roller Sungbauer Sepp, unO er iiiblt
lid) 81 ibr bin9e5osen. Iarob lit iein
MGoel, sic groni, boie.
3um Grnteieit fommen sic @ener
auis 2ano. Sulie mo 0roni be.
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Der Tote trof sich
NIT seiner Witwe

Bert1eim. - 9ie 2anSespoliSei
perbaItete Sen Gauimann 8eora Sai.
lelbah aus S0sbab in llnteriraufen,
DER lesten CONNER amtIid) als tot
erfldrt worOen uar. Man ianb Sa.
mails alI elmer Nainpieie feline aIei-
Der nit Ser aennfartc uno nabm
an, Sab iid SaiieIbad ourd einen
sprung in bas @aiier bas Seben
gcnomnen babe. Sn @irflidfeit
ltanO er ieOod IN iinan5iellen N0ten
unb tam oaber auf Sen immerbin
nidt altGgliden Geoanfen, ieinen
Soo uor5utduiden, INN oann umio
bener entfommen ju f6nnen. MuS
oieiem @runoe marfierte CT Sen
SelbItnioroer, Ser ieinen 500 i'm
Nain geinnoen babe. Nad ieinem
"ableben" bereiite Saiiel6ah oas ae,
iamte 8unoesgebiet uno trat nit gr.
Tolg als getriiger uno 9eriiicner
Sohitapler aui. Die 2anbespolaei
erbielt nun acnntnis bauon, Dab er
init ielner Irau cine 3uiann,enfllnit
aussemadt bate. @ei oieiem Stea.
oideln 5ipiihen oem ~gpten" uno
Ielner r@itlpe" iiberraidte sic Soil.
5ei beloe lno nabm Sen ieit aut
elnem Sierteliabr rgrtrunfcncn"
porlauTis in Gepabrianl.
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Elm See|enhirt Wandert
mach Argentinien aus
Erins nohm Abschied Won Pfarrer Rottmonn.

Grin mnSnn. - 9tiht Mbcnteller.
Mit. ionbern Die 9iebe su ieinen Stint
Bern lit es, bic ben aus Siebenbiir=
Aen itamnenoen epunaeliihen Gfars
oer @ottfrieo Hpttnam bo,u helpca.
te NIT ieiner Nrall, ieinem Sohn lno
oel'en Satin bas linn cur slpeite1
6eimat aelpDrbene SDrflein am Snn
All perlallen, I'M in einem pollfpmz
n,en frenloen 9ono cine enooiiltioe
Seimot in &rciie iciner &inper sll
finncn.
9fahbcm on1 Scnntuoporn1ittao
mi trollten &allfahrtsfird)lein All
ct. Slnuo Der G4iGbrioe Sceliprocr
Der eponoelIichen Tfurrocmeinoe
sllnt lcttcn Otole BON Der &an,el sll
leincn ShGflein oeiprpden unb ben
lcttcn 0nttesbielllt selehriert hotte,
hcr'onlnlclte lid am Spnntooabcno
I'M Gbcrtieoerioal Die eponOeliite
llno fothpIiife Efarrocmcinoe, Inn
II, ciller crhchcnocn Scieritlrnoc bon
Den Sluslp0nOcrcrn SlhId)ieo au neh.
men. NCnn mon bcoenft, onb Tfar=
rcr Nottlnann alS Scclloroer 25
Sabre lana in Der Stobtocmeinbe
Scdnib (Siebenbiiroen) ieine lie
bcnbllrQi'd'en griiber lno Sdlpe=
'tcrl, hctrcllte ,lnb bieien ollch ollf
ocm ihlucrcn ScbidiuIslpeOe, Der lie
BON Der liebcn alien in bic ncue hopes
rllde leimut filhrtc, ais itets bel
fenbcr lno trellbeiprNtcr Soirte sur
Seite 'tono, Damn fam man bic tiefe
Slntcilnulme unn SSebnrut Der ,u=
rilfbleibcnoen lpohl perltehen. Spcl)
niflt mtr bel ieinen alten Nrcunoen,
fonocrn arh bel bencn, bic Die
yHottmanns" innerbalb bon fiinf
eSuhrcn adten lno itGten aelernt
habclt, ipilrte man ben QrnHen 9lb=
ffiebsithrners. Sas iihthorite Guber=
lide 2eihen Der cnoen &erbunocn=
heit NIT ben Sheiocnoen mar ipphl
Der biz auf Den lesten Elat oefiillte
Goal, IN DEM cine ipebnilti9e 9lb=
fhieDsItimmuna herricbte.
slls SoInteidb Der Siebenbiiroiih-
beutifcn erariff @emei,1bcrot Scbni
aIS eriter bas &crt. ST iibermittelte
hem iheibenben Efarrer Den ipGrm=
ftcr Sunf ieiner 9anbsleute fit bic
porbilblid)e getrellllna ipdbrenb iei=
ner 3Oiqbriaen Sdtiafeit in 2ed,nie
uno Grina. SSenn es lnierem Gfor=
rcr niht mebr peraornt aelpeien iei
70 iaae 2eni llnter unoeren,, bic rel
fenoen ,Sriihte Der in Siebenbiiraen