THE MENNONITE BROTHERHOOD IN RUSSIA (1789 - 1910), P. M. Friesen, 1911

s) 817 b) Deaconess Home Morija in Neu-Halbstadt 817 c) Ohrloff Hospital 817 d) Orphanage in Grossweide, Molotschna 818 e) Psychiatric Institution “Bethany” in Alt-Kronsweide near Einlage 818 47. a) Home for the Aged of the Halbstadt Volost on the Kuruschan (Molotschna) 823 b) Home for the Aged in Rueckenau (Molotschna) 824 48. a) Minister Abram J. Kroeker, Editor of the Friedens- stimme 836 b) Minister David H. Epp, Editor of the Botschafter 837 49. a) Area Administrative Offices in Chortitza 839 b) Area Administrative Offices in Halbstadt (rear view) 839 c) Area Administrative Offices in Velikokniashesk (Wohl- demfuerst), Kuban 839 d) Old Mennonite estate home in Southern Russia (Juschanlee) 840 e) Modem Mennonite estate home in Southern Russia (Steinbach) 840 f) Modem Mennonite home in Neu-Halbstadt 840 50. a) Old farm yard in Chortitza 849 XXV b) Modern farm yard in Chortitza 849 c) Old budding on small farm yard near Chortitza 849 d) Farm of Johann Wiebe in Ohrloff (formerly Johann Comies, Sr.) 850 e) Old farm yard in Rueckenau, Molotschna 850 f) Farm yard of a Mennonite Elder in Southern Russia 850 51. a) Mennonite home in Russian Turkestan 863 b) A scene from south-west Siberia (Mennonite, Kirghiz and Cossack). From a water color by secondary teacher J. H. Janzen, Ohrloff 863 52. a) Modem Mennonite Agricultural Implements 867 b) Modem Mennonite Vehicles 868 53. a) Peter Lepp, Chortitza 873 b) Steam Mill Owner, Jakob Niebuhr 873 c) Johann Abraham Friesen, E ini age, died in Rueckenau 873 d) The Lepp & Wallmann Factory in Chortitza, founded 1850 874 54. a) Windmill 877 b) Two-shared Plow 877 c) First “Dutch” Mill, Blumenort, Molotschna 878 d) Steam Mill in Halbstadt (part of the first starch factory complex) 878 55. a) Small Farm with Smithy, Molotschna 881 b) Franz & Schroeder Factry in Neu-Halbstadt (formerly the silk processing factory) 881 c) “New” Starch Factory in Muntau, Molotschna 882 56. a) Mennonite Church, Chortitza 889 b) Mennonite Church, Kronsweide 889 c) Mennonite Church, Einlage (Kitschkas) 889 d) Mennonite Church, Ohrloff, Molotschna 890 e) Mennonite Church, Gnadenfeld, Molotschna 890 f) Mennonite Church, Neu-Halbstadt, Molotschna 890 57. a) Retired Elder Aron Lepp (b. 1829). Elder of the M.B. Church, Einlage, 1876-1903 919 b) Retired Elder Daniel Fast (b. 1826). Elder of the M.B. XXVI Church, Kuban, 1877-1901 919 c) Jakob Jantz (b. 1834), Elder of the M.B. Church, Friedensfeld (Miropol) since 1875 919 e) David Duerksen (1850-1910), Elder of the M.B. Church, Spat-Schoental, Crimea, 1899-1910 919 e) Peter Peter Schmidt of Steinbach (1860-1910), Co-elder of the Molotschna Evangelical Mennonite Brotherhood 971 58. a) Jakob Reimer, Itinerant Minister of the M.B. Church 971 b) Gerhard Harder, Itinerant Minister of the Mennonite General Conference 971 c) Abram Wall, Itinerant Minister of the