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Bon Or. S. 8lmg

Sinsen eines iapaniifen 8osenprie-
tiers in einem ibm 1poblbefannten
Sempel pon Sofio pernonlnren gu
baben glaubte Gin anoern1al Ioulhte
er NIT Dem feinen DIR Der Crime
r,tng itltroenlang Cen apeiben, ipeb.
ntl,toludtrd1tften 3ieoern ser @olga-
Sfiffer, ooer er borte ole Senlen ra,l-
l6en IN ben unenoliden @etreioefel=
bern ungar1ls uno 9tul1l11tiens, Die
lnallfborli6 moeellben Dteeren pon
9aImen uno aebren glihen. Die 81
gellner Der 8l1Bta 1lno Der @albbor.
fer ipielten 1pieoer ibre 2iebe llnb
ibren &aB, HIRE Seimatliebe ,mo ibre
5reibeitsiebuil,6t, ibre Sreue nnb
ibren 9ltrit nad &af)e an oem trell-
lolen Gerrdter nber ionoerbar
Die tiefblauen Shnetterliilge 9roii=
liens gullfelten ibm in sic 3igeuner-
bitten binei1l 1l1ro Ger 1pilbe Shrei
Der Wtolpen iiber graligiidtigen Noro-
lanos1uogen rib ieiue 9rdulne 1pie
gologetpirtte 3eppibe NIT bi5arren
giloern lrno Mrnbesfen ublings NIT,
ten e1t51pei.
8enn er Damn oie Mugenlioer off
nete, lpur Die g5a1t poriiber, uno ser
Morgen iab eisgrau 1pie ie,re Roro.
lanrslpogen bur1 Die gefrorenen
Jeniter. 1rno Der ibrille Sdrei ser
Wtoaue 1par Der Huf ei1les crit balb
ltimmreifen StraBeniunsen ooer zines
nod bonn 9llfobolgeluge Ser gtubt bei.
eren &lein5eltgperfal,fers
ltno in oem molten, binlie1encen
I0rper bdlunte iid ser leste 2ebens.
miae auf segen bic nnbeiroen 4Sdot.
ten bes Eobes. Die alte Sonnelrjebn.
llldt, bie in ser 9i6terieele gelooeri
batte, begunn sll ri,psen nit Ser eil,-
bred)enoet 2ebenso1,runerung. Mh,
oas nod alles ei1llnal trinfen 6iirfen
init lellhtenben 8lif, 1pas lein Muge
emit tranf, neil ben @errlidteiten Ser
groe lih offnen6 :. nod eirtnal 6us
belle Wiebern oes 8erberbengites
boren oiirfen, nlIf bent er Dor SSabren
I'M pebe1roen Burlrlls bur1 ben tpie
Golb- alno Gllpferitaub alrfipriiben.
oen @iiIteniunb geiagt nod elm.
nral oas buntflefige @etpin1rlrel un>
bas balb Iadenbe, balb beiier auf-
lbllh5enbe @erdlrid Der @roBitabt-
ltraBen ieben unb b0ren i. nod elm.
tnal oas &ul,lhen lnt6 &1iitern ieioe.
|ner 5rallenfleiber perneblnen ul.i
prunfbollen 8alen, bas feline Sprii.
ben 6es pon golbfniiierten Defer
|nieoerltiiraenoen 2ihtes perfolgen aali
iirpelengei6miiften Suaren, uuf &c
Ddnoern, in 'heren Julten 5arben
ltrome ineinnn6errannen in aeiltpol
entoedten Observation-Disclosures
nod eiirnpal nltf lnllienbem SAlitter
binter toll gepeitidten @oiien binflie
gen iiber Wfeere Don trGl.nen6en
Shnee, blrrh ber5altberte @dIber
iiber gefrorene sSeen, beren Gis Bel
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Gr lebte - aber e5 NOR Elm bartes
2eben. Gin 9e6en in Ginialnfeit bin
rimenb, 1pie periiesenbe @oiier iiber
ein iommerli6es Stronlbett rinnen,
Oas Gle beige 8lut elmer fiebernoen
Come al,sgetrodnet bat. Gin 2eben,
ons BON einen S.rlnf Deilb l,no
einen1 Stiid 8rot fiimrnerli6 gel1dbrt
lpurbe, neil Sic paar Deiin5en, bie
nod ba maren auf ben Geit Ger nod
81, erpartenoen Gage uerteilt, ni6t
cltsrei6ten, I'm oem aranfen oen @e=
mlB ser fremoartigen 8lllmen 5l1 ge.
ltutten, na6 beren Quit uno @eItalt
iib ieine Sinne iebnten, ODER Sen @e=
nub iener goloenen Jriihte beS Sii.
Gems, oercn reider 8urpurlaft i'm gu
gleih nit bem 5euer Ger Sonne er,
qllift uno nit Ser aiible oes tSbnees
gelabt bate.
slber ie enser llnb drmer lein 2eben
Iif dilberliob geltaltete, lln1 10 reiher
bliibten Die 3aubergdrten ser lbaf=
fenren Gibterpbantaiie in ibm allf.
Gie iparli6en Strablen Ser slbeno.
ipnne ibienen ollrb Sic gisbllumen
ieiner ME auftallenoen Senlter unb
nluhten oerell gisfriltaae fllnfeln -
Ga Iob er, nab oielen froitbebaudte1l
6enltern blideno, 2anoldaften bon
mirbenbafter S60nbeit. SSn Denen
lulnpanoelte Ser bem 2eben ser Stras
ben ln> @aiien ibon guns gntfrem=
oete, lrno an ieiner Seite ihritten sic
Screen ser 8ergangenbeit. Ga aparen
Yalmenpdloer init iilberifuppise,l
Stdn1nten uno goloenen Hieieripe.
Seln, in beren Houi1en er elm edo
Der traltmeriiden, fremoartigen 2ie-
Der Ser iroilben 8Gloer uno Ser
iltGoneiiid)en Snlelflltr no6flinge,,
lno nad5ittern borte, oenen er Der
emit ulf leinen ipelt1peiten, tiibne,,
sSabrten gelallid)t. @enn na1ts bie
talten 8interitiirme blielen ,lno ibu
inter ieiller Oiinnen 9ede leile err
ld)auern lieBen, pernabm er bas
olunpfe 9rallien Scr giagara- Sdlle,
Die ibn 5l ieinen beiullnbertlten Yial,
men lnrb Smlnen i1tlpiriert batten.
Ter 'bleroeiloe S6nee Ser So6gebirge
tnlridte 1pleoer ll1lter Ieinem ltarfen
Sdritt, fns @letlbereis borte er bers
item n,it erbperborgenen &rallen
Die BolurIihter ipriibten in ieinen
paden Iralnlen nl,f lub oie Man.
oolinen unb &altagnetten M,tbal,,.
iiens flunsen. er borte tpieoer Sen
Shrei res @olers in Dem Godp Woair,,
tains 1rno i6lih ben Gid an in ben
Nobre-8ergen. Die Oreeln Der grober1
&atbe6rale,t, in oeren farbeno1,rh'
blibte Ddnun1erllng er einit geftrie1
obne at beten, brobnten ibre r,uht
Doaen atforoe lpieher in iein DIR
lnto Damn borhte er I'm rt1biter
'Mugenblif altf, neil er 0as n1ieln0t
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Ser beriibrnte uno weltbefannte
@aafabrtsort III slltotting beitst IN
Der @naoentapelle ein uraltes vel1t'
teraottess s8iGo. Sie &apelle entbalt
all6 Die @er5en uon nelln5ebn Ufit.
qliebern oes baperilhen &onigsballs
les. Gle gotiide 'StiitsfIrde entbalt
sic @rGber &urlnutns uno Sillps.
altotting NOR idon pon oen 8onern
beliebelt uno Surltm benannt. AuI
oern benu6barten iosenannten Noro-
feIo iiegten 907 oie ltngarn, aber ers
litte,l 9t3 et1le gelpaltige 9eieoerlage.
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2lebe 2eier!
,Ganiiius', Dlitteila,l.gsbIatt aus
Ser 8eleaidaft Seiu, bringt aus Ser
glpigen Staot @iniges, bas beioneers
Oie bodhp. Serren, Die Nom aus eiae-
ner Grfabrung, bielleid)t aus BORT
perbradten St1bieniabren, fennen,
intereiiieren 1lodte.
3llerit etlpas iiber sic @regoria1i-
iden uniperiitGt. Gs lit lu1r sic @it.
tagsitlln6e allf Der Bia35a bella Ei.
lotta, in 1l1lr1littelbarer ge1be bes
Auirinals. Ser BIas tpiurrlelt bon
iungen &lertfern. sic entitromen ben
Bortalen Der v8ontificia llniperiita5
8regoriana", 6ere,, nlarmorge,
Iblniidter 1llonlmet,taler Bam 1idJ
nit ben ro1nii9en YalaItbnlten aus
alter uno neuer 3eit meiien fann.
Gin farbenfrobes Bills! Dean iiebt oie
Iradten fait aIler nrdnnliden Or
Observation-Disclosures; 0a5tuilben Die
Stuoenten aus ben pielen ron1iihen
&oaegien uno Nrielterlelninnrien in
ibren langen Ealaren unb 1peitei1
Wanteltt, 10 beri6ieoen an syarbe uno
|S6nitt. Sic MI,rnnen bes GeutIden
9oQegs @ermaniciln), in Ieubteno
rote Sutanen gefleibet, fallen beion.
bers in Die Mngen.
Cine bunte Mannigfaltigfeit Der
WeribentDpen: fie fonnnen aus fiini
groteilen. sSSn ben Norleillneen baben
tie ben in lateiniiher 5prabe barge.
botenen Musfiibr1,ngen ibrer Brofel.
loren gelauidt. Sett, mo fie ii6 in
8ruppen iunmeln, atrn eeneillnm
ibren Seinen aaisritreben, foununt IT,
re Nutteriprahe aur @eltung. 90
bort man Dos tpeihe, meIo6iiAe
SdJningen bes Stalieniihen, oie bar.
ten aeblaaite Der Spanier, Die eigem.
tiinrlihen 9eaiGlInlte 1es Bortugiefi.
iben, ben elegnnten Mbptbmiss oer
5rnnaofen, Die DeItipraAe albions
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y &
Meer Der guiafeit binlinteraefI6Bt, 1
|aino nai fatrf1it lie alidbt n,ebr altffq,t-
qen ll1lo sic M,lueerblife. tpeId1e
|erIt nod fonrmen tperben. aehSren
nod nidt oein.
@eiBt sui nber oaict. mas Dns ccsebt
i1t2 csebt lit Elm SurluneridiInd ours
5tenrnaeiien: mos ou lett tlit ODER
inaIt ODER freiipiIlia oerrfIt 1trtb be-
gebrIt, Ons lit ,pie in Sells aeballert,
irein, npebr nod: es tIt tpie IN @ott
eeIdyrieberl. Das cesett lit 10 ihnen
porbei 1uie elm BIib; felt 61l bieien orb
ibtriH nngefangen bnIt All lelen, fin6
|Ihon einiqe Duberrb ceRbt porbeiae-
fabren, tpie in einen 1n1htiqen Sc
|apitter ltr1gebelter ihneIl elm 8Iib iiber
oen nnberen audi. limo BOD fi11o nIle
Sett all1 apieoer efpig, tpie 6as Sci
ben GbntIti lprro Dos Senten oes
Slitns. sSeoes ssebt miro pon oen
Gotten nuferIteben a,no miro inn Sin-
mel ober in ser Solle bor Dem Mngen
beiner Seele e1pig alrfgeitellt iein, BORT
CUR 5rellbe 1ltlo gbre, bier al,r Dual
linb Shnlud.
8enn on itirbit, iperben nGlnIib
ole beine erlebten sSekt berleien bon
9elnie,rigen, ,pelher ebenio Ieiht alIe
5anlrennnbeln mn Sdmnr3paIs adblt
uno ale @onre an BEN Meniden a1no
Sieren ul,f Der gan3en Welt, nIs 11i
orei 5ablit. limo elm SSsekt farm Damn
1bmer, gar idiper ins @etpidt fallen;
10 Elm 1pin5igfleiiles, fltr5es Sest, Dos
ldtpar5 tit nnb iti1lft tpie einer, Der on
Der Gbolera geltorben lit, Dos fann
Dir oie gat15e GaDigfeit Dergiften lntb
in Brano iteden.
0nrlrm iitb Die boar SSest, tpelhe
mir arf groen 5u leben baben, uniag-
lih pibtig. Sa, ih min ein fedes
8ort iogen anto es lit bod 1pobr:
Gin ein5iger slllgenblid iett lit tpih-
tiger als eine WeiIion Sabre in Ser
gmigfeit.
Weand)es Sebt lit ein @iirfelapl,rf,
1potlah Define Gtptgfeit :berednet lt1t6
5ligerlbtet miro. Gs gibt ,tiinrIi1 ins-
belonoere satgenblide I'm 2ebem, tpel=
DIE oft 1pabre Sostage fiir 3eit ltno
Gplgfeit 1itlo. Gin iolhes Sest lit
3. 9. Der Sag oeiner eriten &oar1rtl1-
nion; ferner, nenn on Den Oieirit ober
oen Srt tpe6lelit; ferner, 1pettn bu
etnen beltirtnten Statto tpdblen ionf;
terner, ipef1n bir cine Seirat a1tgetra-
gen miro; ferner, tpenn on ibtper
'front.' btlt 1lro man nod ni9t tpeiB,
n1sidn,rt. fernpr mpnn SIR ON, ST. ST..
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Bon q bau StoIs
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9.
Sett

0nbinten in oen Bergen oes ain=
5ig-Sales liest elm 8auerneut; 1nan
heiBt es oen !Soaenbof. Ser alte SOL
ler6aller lpar ihon lange burd
aranfbeit l,n0 slter i9aobnft, 10 BOP
er ieit pielen @o6eal 1as 8ett biitete.
gr miro boffentlib in Der Sebe i,no
Jaiten5eit bes &ranfliege,ls nit iei-
ner Seele Stat gebalten alro iie ge=
mal6en into gefanrlnt ,ltto orbentlid
gefleioet baben, uuf baB er lie 5ureht-
riGte fiir einen frobliben Sltertag
unb &irdgang ms Senieits.
0a mar es nun geraoe Spdtiabr
uno gar oiel arbeit in ben 5elrern,
mo nran ieoe &ato brnl,6te, Sic iid
regen fonrte, als zines Worgens Der
Solenbauer gu ieinen beiber Sob,le,,
lagte: ~Sel1te gebt es NIT mir aus
Dos Jelogeiddft erleioet es aber nidt,
Dob rbr 5l1bauIe bleibet anlo mortet,
bis id lterbe. 2doet mir iest ben
grlmntler Go nannte er iein Stanb-
robr), leget mir i'm altf oas 8ett unb
Gle Wtiiiroung ans. Jenltergeiims;
lDenn i6 ipiire, bob ib iterbe, ibiebe
.id Los, oalnit ibr gleid 1piilet, llnb
betet Damn ein paar 8aterllnier fiir
MIDI" Gie man1,baften Sobne mad,
ten es. 1pie Ser 8ater befoblen, lnb
gin9en Damn 5llr arbeit auf cos 5elo.
gsaf) elniger '3eit 0rob1te elm 8iihiel,-
ibub bllrb Dos 1al; es mar oas
S6eibe5ei6en. Die Sobne fnieten
nieber ullf Die 8rllntihonen unb
beteten iiir ben allsgelebten Iater; lie
beteten lmier tGgIi6es 8ebetsbrot
Batter lnier" 1tnb v@egriiBet leilt bll
Waria" - l1n6 als iie Die @orte &C.
betet batten: y. l,lro in Ser Stunbe
irnieres slblterbens, Mmen" itonber1
|iie auf, gingen beinl uno farroen Der,
8ater geitorben. Dmtn gi,rg elmer in
oen Gfarrort l1nb seigte es Dem Bfar.
rer on. &at 5,terIt Der 8auer nit Dem
8rlmunler lelber iih Dos Sheibe3ei.
d)en gegeben, 10 lalltete nahber aud
oie groBe @lode Durd 6as Sal, mn>
betete uno iinst arno er5ablt's unt
flagt's on Die 8oloberee bin, baB Der
9oaenbauer geitorben lei.
Sieb: Die &a,gel aug Dem Nobr, ois
Seele aus BEN, 2eib, Ser ShlB lmt>
Ger SOB, oas mar Elm Sebt. Die @l,gel
einnual losgeidoiien ldBt iid nibt
leinfangen uno 5ltriiffiibren, ll1tb bit
abgeidieoene Seele 6arf nidt nod
einntaf ins 2eibesIeben 5uriid;; poe,
lie barf 5llriif, aber crit bm,n, tpenr
| iie nit 9eib ur1o Seele geri1tet tpiro
leo mt es eige1tlih mid allen Set1
oei,tes gan5en 9ebens. Ser bl. sugai
Iifin bat gefagt: Ser Meni9 Iebt araia
einen ein5igen Maagenblif." Dies if
ndmIid Der MasgerbJid iest. Mnt
'nroeren alsgenbIide ftt,6 ihon ms
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q. g., ga.

gs nlog an ser Madri6t, Spanien
perla1tee Don England Die &iidgabc
Ton @ibraItar, et1pas @abres iein,
ooer nllr Elm Siibler. SiitoriIhe Sat,
iade iit, baB Gngla1to I'M lpanilhen
grbfoIgefrieg Gibraltar beanIprlbte
,ulb i'm Sabre 1904 Ole Salro oarauf
legte. Mit 5llg 1,nb &ef)t perlangen
oie Spanier ole 9tiidgabe ser Sellen.
feItlna. 0ns tapfere ipa1rtlde Solt
fyat in 1ern pon Sen &onullllntIten ber-
porger1lfenen Tepolutionsfrieg ni9t
nlrr Spanien, ionoern gun5 europa
pom Communication Serror bcipabrt,
uno @eueral Sranco bat tm letten
@eltfrieg oen sic Eprenaen beieselt-
Sen Ma3i.Grllppen Sic lleberihreitltng
ser ipaniiden @ren5e permebrt, infol.
9eoelien es ben oitlersS Seeren niht
nlogIib 1puroe, Gibraltar 81 erreihen
rno BON BORT nod slfrifa ii6er5uIeten.
Oaolrd 1pIre es Sem Sttler-Seere
unter @enerol Honlnlel nlDglid ge-
aporoen, urn Wsittelmeer entlong Die
Siibipite Don SStalien pl erreihen
ltno inn Sieses5llge bieIes Sano
81 erobern, mrItatt oaB sic slaiier.
ten auf oenrielben @ege Sen 5rpeiten
@eltfrieg geapannen. gs 1par nno lit
idtporaer llneanf uno in ieoer 9es
5iebung cine fllr5iidtige Bolitif,
,penn man bis 5llln belltigen Gag oen
tpafern General 5ranco als Gittator
beseidnet unb ibn ieglide Silfe per-
1peigern mill, lpdbrelro man nit ames
rifanii9en Nieieniunrnen hie fonlmu,
niitiiden Satelliten unterltiibt. @as
I'M 8eee itebt, lit GutbolitenbaB uno
ser npddtige ginfluB Ser 5reilnaltre-
rel in @albington, 2onOpn uno Ga-
ris.
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bonn forreften Srforos sgngliid bis
gum breiten Slang ber Mmeri6dner;
baSpii1en erbnlbt man Borte Der
oertrauten beutlben M11tterfprahe In
ben beridiebenen abtoni,ngen aiuie-
rer StGannre, Damn tpie6er oie bebd-
big onbeilrlelnben 3alite oes Nieber-
Idnbiihen 1,rtb Gl6ntiiden. Aber aud
gbineltih lnb Sapaniih bri,rat an
unier DIR rno 6ie cine o6er nnbere
Sprabe, Die man niht ,rnterp6rin-
gen tpeiB, penn nibt @efibtstpp rrto
Sra6t Der Spreder einen natf 6ie
Sdbrte bringt.
Der 8lah Ieert fid aIIm1blih. 9ie
peiter entfernt tpobnerben @r,tppen
Der Stlrbenten fnbren IN etgenen Mu-
tubuiien bapon. Ssnp a,,riidbIeDarben
gelhaler aber oerbihtet fih oos &C.
ebene a,no @eborte au Dem Bdpubt-
iei1r, einen Musihnitt Der bielfGltigen
griheinungsfornren Der @eIttirbe
mie in etneln fliihtigel, yiImftrerfen
erlebt 5u boben. SCUM tpen6et fidb oos
S,,tereiie Der SobiflIe az, 6ie 1iele
iungen &lerifer aus alIer Belt Gag
fiir Gag in rbren M6umen bereint.
Sic tit cine Sd0pf,ng bes 81. Sigma
thus, bes Stifters Der @eieni9dft Sc
il,. Sln Sabre 1868 trat fie ins 1e-
BEN. ginlt ~&oaniIdes 3oIIeg" ge-
nannt, oer6onft lie ibren belitigen
Nmnen Yapit @regor XIII. gr
i6enfte 1882 Der SohlhuIe ben meit-
rdltntigen Ball in Der r0gniihen Mt-
Ita6t, in bern lpdter Die Staatssbiblio-
tbef untergebrabt tp1trbe; er berIieb
ibr allf ben Sitel .NGpitIihe l1niber-
iitat" @abrenb Der ssabraebntc, in
benen Der Seiiitenoroen nlrfgeI0it
mar. fiibrten @eltprieiter ben Sod
lduIbetrieb tpeiter, Biz SEQ XII. tire
0eitung i'm Snbre 1924 Dem inJpi,
ihen tptebereritmt6enen Droen bon
neuem iibertrlpg. Napit Bi,ls XII. gIie-
berte Ser l1niperiit1t atpei ar6ere,
ebenfalls Der @elenihaft sseI,i drDer-
troute @dpltlide Anititlte an, bos
Srientaliihe Snititut (fiir Oftfirhen.
forihlrng) an Der Bin5aa g. Maria
genggiore itn Sabre 1921 urS 6ns
8ibelinItitlit (Biaaan bella Btlottn)
1928. Set 1880 befinbet fi1 6ie Gre
gorianiibe 9odihule in bem praht-
bollen Nelrbau on Der Yia35a bella
Yi[ottn.
8eiteres folgt. Weit Jreunbesgn,B
unb Hrieiteriegen,
Soiepb $. 8eIs, 81.
P. S. 3lanr boben, beiIigen @eib-
|nahtsfeit Dem 9errn Meodfteur, iei-
nem Stabe, Weitarbeitern, esre,,nbeu,
Gonnern linb alien 2efern ,tahtr6g-
li6 bie ber3lifiten @Iiif- 1tn6 e.
gensapiinihel M0ge Der @ottesSobn,
nun Deelriheniobn, nuh i'm nelien
Sabre 6es Sells 1861 ibnen nnb uns
alien elm gndbiger GrI5fer ieinl Or,
|lnb Or allet11, fam, min ut6 miro
1tns belfen, bnS &reus beg Menjhen-
ieins tpiiroig alrb fr,thtbrin9em0 ait
trngen!
Soiepb $. WeIs, ST..
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MzAklnN
Bon Erpf. 5. M. 9mebreu,
&ebaftenr oes ,@aiieufrennb',
643 Somtb Obio Mnenne,
Columbus, ObiD
: 9as sroke &neipp.Snd.

Oa i6 gliidli6erpeiie ELM @rents
rGar bes felten eetporoenen grcBen
aneipp-gubes erbulten babe, tit es
rluir arrDgIid, elm grelnplar 5lun Breis
pun 1915 Dem erlten 2eler 5u5ltlen-
sen, Ger iib on mild lpe1doet 1utter
oben o,teegebatcr sloreiie. 9as gudl
,piro franco 5ltgeIanot.
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5hon IN einiaen Sngen niouiiiert CT
nie Sha,nltspein. Gieier Sos,igtuei1,
lit Elm por5iigliher Eranf fiir Sieber-
Frantic.
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(5ortiesung folgt)
Ama nptl EpfrrkrpiB

ct. Warp's College, ct. Marps,
Sans, cen 13. Gesemher 1850.
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exchange teacher from Luxem.
bourg, Germany, visited t h c
school and told many interesting
things about her native land
The pupils enjoyed seeing pic
lures of castles Of Luxembourg.
Miss Hartmann stated that chill
dren can spend three days and
nights in the castles for only Is
cents. She was amazed to see the
varied activities OF these pupils
compared with the way her pu-
pills are kept busy learning three
languages, French, German and
Luxembourg language, thus hav-
ing no time for other activities.
The sixth grade pupils Of Mrs.
Ruby M. McCoy's room are to be
congratulated for first place in
the city-wide cleanup, fix-up,
paint-up poster contest. Winning
pupils are Herman Barnes, Bobby
Wilson, Leo Wilburd, Barbara
White and Louise Butler.
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the closing OF school. II you have
already made plans for your sum-
mer hobby drop me card stating
what you plan TO do.
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the closing Of school. II you have
already made plans for your sum-
mer hobby drop me card stating
what you plan TO do.
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KORNER, State Press, p. O. Box
2l79, Little Rock, Arkansas.
The Junior Deputies met Sat-
urday and were entertained by the
Travellers baseball team who told
them many interesting things a
bout baseball. The deputies were
shown two pictures. The boys
who had not received their
badges and cards were issued the
cards and were sworn in The
boys reported an enjoyable meet
ing.
Visiting in the city over the
weekend was little Earnes st
Barnes from Memphis, Tennessee.
Buy Where Negroes Work
STEPHENS
The 81 and 2-2's of Mesdames
Buckley's and Parker's rooms
took field trip to the Union
station to see a train as cul-
mination to a unit on travel. The
children were carried through
different sections of the station
by the passenger agent. They saw
a troop train come in. Stories OF
the trip were written on their re-
tlUn.
The 3-1s and 3-2's of Mesdames
Keith's and Gillespie's rooms
saw a film Birds of the Wood
land in their study of birds.
Pictures of birds we know are on
TIE outside bulletin board Of 80
room. Helen Moore of 81 brought
beautiful bird book.
Tie Ais Of Mrs. Anda cons
rtcm are studying Desert Life
on the Sahara. A bulletin board
Of cesert life has been arranged
by Lettie Edgeston and Haze
Walton.
Tile highest scores made on the
six weeks tests in the 81 OF
Mrs Kings room were made by.
Eddie Perkins, Marvin Shavers,
Charlie May Washington, an d
Benjamin Pruitt The poster for
cleanup week for the 6-1's was
made by Otha Ware and Carl
Vaughn. Themes were written by
Ruth Crumpton d Marvin
Shavers.
The ais made plans for room
activities for cleanup week.
A group poster was submitted to
the poster committee. Geneva
Walker, Effie Genes, Ruth Gee,
and Ruth Lltliejohn cut figures
and helped in arranging them to
form the cleanup poster for the
81 hall bulletin board.
PTA roundup will be held at
Stephens school Thursday, April
20 from 8 a. m. until 1890 p. m.
Children who will be six 90
years of age In 1851 will enter
school September 3. and are asked
to come to the PTA roundup.
Stephens school pupils are prac-
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Miss Josephine Kaufman, NEA
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II d ere n d s on
what you mean by
the question. God
a the Ruler Of all
nations. and Judge
Of them all. But
some nations have
been far more con.
scious Of the true
God and obedient TO
Him than other na-
tons have.
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ticing for the elementary school
field and track meet at the high
school stadium, Tuesday, May LIST
from II noon until $3.50 p m.
Over 80 pupils will participate in
the events, and Maypole n d
other dances. Mesdanes Ander-
son, Gillespie, Johnson, King and
Parker are sponsors. Booker
Rice. Mr. Stephens for 1861, will
participate in the coronation eere-
monies.
Pupils in grade Az under the
supervision Of their home room
teacher, Mrs. Johnson, have en-
joyed studying about Life in the
Desert. Robert Johnson drew a
picture of camel caravan stop
ping at an oasis on the edge Of
desert. Jessie Abernathy drew a
picture showing desert homes
Clarice Richardson, Susie Gee,
Bonnie Mae Fort, Patricia Marion
ana Wilhermenia Murphy have
read stories Of Desert Life"
found in the school library. They
are planning to share them with
the class. Some members Of the
class have already brought their
pieces of cloth to be colored and
made into head pieces won like
people in the desert
Jessie Alternately made a poster
for the cleanup campaign and
contest. Jessie Mae Moore. Marion
Jones, Florence Carrigan and
Bonnie Smith made the best
clean up poster for the home
room bulletin board. Patricia Ma
rion and Willie Earl Hampton
wrote the themes.
The first grade teachers and
pupils of Mesdames Halls and
Green's rooms were happy to
have the following parents and
pupils spend a half day with
them. The pupils will enter school
in September and are off to
good start.
Parents
Mrs. Dunson
Mrs. Mary Harrison
Mrs. Laura Mae Smith
Mrs. Watts
Mrs. Annie Stovall
Mrs. L. B. Washington
Mrs. Edmonia Walker
Mrs. L. Royal
Willie Williams
Mrs. Norwood
Mrs. Webb
Mrs. Alternately
Mrs. Williams
Mrs. Rodgers
Miss Z. Works
Pupils
Linda Beulah
Bettye Lou Harrison
Carolyn Jordan
Andrew Tyree Long
George Marion
Susie S. Pates
Samuel Earl Robertson
Doris Rowe
Edwina Stoval
John Washington
William Walker, jr.
Artie Jean Jones
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God In Laws and Lives

nod CAN also be In a nations
~ laws. II Is true. we cannot run
a modern nation or municipality on
the laws OF Leviticus. and nobody
wants to, not even the preachers
and rabbis. Still, the laws OF
land either reflect the will OF God
or they do not So far as the laws
OF a nation are In line with the
teachings and truth Of Christ, so
far God is In the life Of that nation.
Bat the question Is not finally:
What do the laws prescribe. but do
the people respect the laws7 God
does not get deeply into the life Of
q nation until He gets into the
Zones Of high and low alike.
II the nation OF Israel ever
bcrame godly. they had Moses
- thank: yet he himself was
under no illusions as TO the
pecple he left behind him. II
know that after my death We
win utterly corrupt yourselves
and turn aside from the way
which have commanded you"
tDeul 81: 29l
II took centuries OF toll and pa
thence on the part Of God and His
prophets TO change Israel from q
nation mostly indifferent TO God to
people mostly God-fearing. and
the change took place only as
homes changed.
is ours a Christian nation today7
The answer is not in our constitu-
ton, not In our leading men, not
In our history or laws or traditions;
the answer is in our homes. When
the cry goes up Back to Godl"
the place to start back. and the
place that counts most. is our
homes.
vrcpytigbt 1851 by the Division Of
christian Education, National Council
Of the Churches Of Christ In the United
states of America. Released by WNU
FestnresD