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This is a photo of the David G. Hieberts from America visiting the Kasdorfs in Waldheim, where Mr. Kasdorf serves as a teacher. (Left to right): Johann Kasdorf, Mrs. Hiebert, Mr. Hiebert, Mrs. Agate Kasdorf. [HR 63]

This is a photo of the Hieberts and many relatives at the Kasdorf home in Waldheim for a farewell party on June 8, 1914. The Hieberts are returning home to America. [HR 71]

This is a photo of a railway station Waldheim, later on Stuljnevo. The Hieberts are leaving for America and their relatives are saying farewell in front of the station. It hurts to part form dear ones forever. 1914. [HR 77]

This is a photo of the David G. Hiebert family from Mountain Lake, U.S.A.. On Febuary 28, 1914 they were met by some of their relatives at the station of Waldheim, later on Stuljnevo. Here we see: left to right: Mrs. Loewen, U.S.A.; Mrs. David Hiebert, U.S.A.; in front of her, her three daughters; in school uniform H. Dirks, Waldheim, died in Neuwied, Germany in 1974; to his left Orlando Hiebert, U.S.A.; extreme right Mr. Isaak. [HR 63]

This is a photo of the Hieberts visiting with the Gerhard Braun family in Alexanderkrone, Molotschna. Early spring 1914. [HR 64]

This is a photo of the Hieberts visiting with the Peter Enns family in Prangenau. Notice the church model on the table built by Mr. Enns. [HR 64]

This is a photo of sightseeing in Berdjansk in summer 1914. Quite a few Mennonites lived in this city. The Hieberts from America want to see the city their parents once called home. [HR 77]

This is a photo of the Jacob D. Dirks yard and family, 1914. [HR 65]

This is a photo of the David G. Hiebert family from Mountain Lake, U.S.A, arriving to visiting in Europe, going to visit their relatives in South Russia. David's parents had left Russia in 1876. [HR 63]