davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-08-04
sLovENsKo JUBILUJE.

Nase drahe rodsko, nase Slovensko jubiluje. Osla-
yuje 11OOroGn pamiatku postavenia prveho krest an
sk6ho chramu kniezat'om Pnbnom staroslavnej Nj
te ktora ako basnik speva, "bola niekdy vsetkychI
krajfn hlava ktorych tecie Dunaj, Vista Morava
Ano, staroslavna Mira je symbolom nasej sloven-
skei slavy. Ia casov Vel'kej Moray bola ohniskom
krest anskej kult1ry ktoreho bahodarne paprsleky
salaly ma vsety strany 70 Slovenska sirilo kre-
st'anstvo ma Moravu do CZECH do Pol'ska, do soven-
skej Pannonie, do Ruska Ked' Mad'ari este len ko-
cova ked' nemali este ami civiizovanej rec ked'
mali ponata nabozenstve, ked' ich cely zvot boil ko
covnictvo zbo, vtedy sovensky narod bol uz clenom
rodiny civizovanych krest anskych narodov. Nal uz
svoju kutru svoju iteratru svo Stat, svoju cirkev
svoje rol nictvo kupectvo remesla. Nemame prlciny
cftit' sa menej cennym narodom cd inych.
Pokrest 'anenie Slovenska previedl sv verozve-
stoyia Cyril Metod. Obaja boil Slaviani Macedo-
ME. tom case Slovaci, Rusi, Juhoslaviani atd mali
jednu rec preto lahko boo Cyriovi Metodovi hla-
sat sovo Bozie ma Slovensku lebo ich Slovaci
NELL povazovali "a svojich. Cyril stvoril Slovakom
Slavianom pismeny (cyriiku), preloMl sv. Pismo a
inc cirkevne nabozne knihy tym da zaklad sloven-
skej literature. Ma sv. Pisme e nasa iterat1ra zalo
zena ma nom spociva dosial. pokrest 'anenim slo
vakov Slavianov slavme zaroven zrodenie nasej
hterat1ry.
Kostol Nitre uz stal 30 rokov ked' roku 863 pri-
SH Cyril Metod ma SlOvensko. Nemeck1 knazl ale !
Etedy boil Wac Nemcami ako krest anmi ma Sloven-
sku dcinkovai ako predvoj nemeckeho vyboja. Preto
m1dry kral Rastisav povolal Cyrila Metoda do Ve'
kej Moray, ako vtedy slovenske kralovstvo memo
valo Do panovania Rastslava krest anstvo t'azko
ujimalo pre- panovacne snahy nemeckych knazov c-
sarov Po prichode Cyrila Metoda srilo ami ohen
70 vichri navzdy sa usadilo srdciach Slovakov.
11OO-rocne jubileum sovenskeho chramu staro-
slavnej Nitre ma povzbudit' vsetkych Slovakov Wy
pnutu hrudi, narovnaniu chrbtovej kosti. Slava Nj
try neeM Wac toni skryta, ale jaga slnku
obdivu llcte celeho slavianskeho krest anskeho
sveta, ktor6ho zastupci berd lcast tohorocnych
slavach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-08-04
land Y state Ohio. 8
z. Clevelandsk1 diStrikt:

land Y state Ohio.
z. Clevelandskt diStrikt:
Pozostava ! okresov Ashta-'
bula, Lake, Cuyahoga 4 Lorain
u State Ohio.
8. Buffalosky distrikt:
Pozostava 2 tel casti statu
New York, ved1ecj zapadne cd
eiary severnej a juznej cez maj
vychodnejsf bod Altoona, Pa. q
Erie okres v tom State.
9. Detroit Toledo distrikt:
Pozostava z okresov Seneca q
Lucas v State Ohio a okresov
Monroe, LenaWee, jackson,
Wayne, Oakland, Macomb q
Washtenaw ' State Michigan.
10. Juzny distrikt Ohio rie-
ky:
Pozostava 20 statu Kentucky,
mesta Parkersburg, w. Va,
miest pozdE Ohio rieky JUNE
cd mesta Parkersburg, okresy
Guernsey, Muskingum, jackson
la Butler v state Ohio a okresu
Wood v state w. Virginia.
IL. Indiana-Illinois-St. Louis
distrikt:
Pozostava z celeho statu Indi-
ana okrem okresu Lake; celeho
statu Illinois, okrem okresov
Lake a Du Page a chicagskeho
prepravneho 'distriktu; z mesta
st. Louis a okresu St. Louis '
State Missouri; a z okresu Rock
v State Wisconsin.
IL. Chicagsky distrikt:
Pozostava chicagskeho pre-
!pravneho distriktu; okresov Du
Page a Lake Illinois; okresu
Lake v Indiana a z okresov Ke
nosha, Racine a Milwaukee '
State Wisconsin.
| 13. Juznacky distrikt:
| Pozostava tel casti Spoje.
lnych Statov, leziacej JUNE .od
statov Maryland, West Virginia
Kentucky a Missouri, a 20 sta
tov Texas a Oklahoma, ale ne
zahrnuje okres jefferson v Sta
te Alabama.
IA. Birminghamsky distrikt
| Pozostava z okresu jefferson
v state Alabama.
! Is. DStrikt Kansas City:
! Pozostava z okresu jackson ,
State Missouri.
| 16. Duluthsky distrikt:
i Pozostava okresu st. Loui.
w State Minnesota.
III. Coloradosky distrikt:
| POzostava 20 statu Colorado
lS. Utahsky distrikt:
Pozostava 20 statu Utah.
l9. Seattlesky dstrikt:
Pozostava z okresu King ,
state Washington a z okres,
Multonomah v state Oregon.
20. Distrikt San Francisco:
Pozostava z okresov San Ma
teo, Alameda, Sacramento
t(ynnfro Noc%o ~ xlEA. O~1.c.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-08-04
MA PREDAJ RoHov4 Lot
AZ OB0HoD

Lot je IS stop Sirokt, No rohu
hlavnej Statnej cesty, na Dast
Indianola Ave. PredA % "a ban.
kovd knizku Dollar banky.
Tiez SO preda pool room, kon.
fectionery q pivovy obchod. Hl6-
ste sa vecer medzi Z. 10. hodi.
nou Sokolovni, 1719 Home.
wood Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-08-04

to k6d nebude opraveny, ziaden
z clenov k6du nesmie postavit
ziadnu nov1 vysok1 pee, ami
martinsk1 pee, ami bessemerku
ma zvacsenie vyrobnej kapaci-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-08-04

(Pozn. red.-K6d oceliarske.
ho priemyslu je prave teraz pre-.
jednavany vo Washingtone. o.
celiarnici sa uz vzdali kompani-
ckych unii a robotnfci maj1
vopnost' byt' clenmi unie, ak1
81 vyber1. Vlada Americka
Federacia Prace sa snazia do.
stat pre- oceliarske robotnictvo
j vyssiu mzdu a nizsiu pracovn1
dobu, nezli k6d pon1ka. Pre-
d'alsie nome zmeny k6du, u
verejnujeme neho len to, Go
|sa tyka zaujmov robotnictva.)
Clanok ~.
Odsek 4. ziaden z clenov k6-
du nesmie vedome zamestnavat'
v alebo pri svojich dielnach o.
sobu nize 16-rocnd.
Odsek, 6. ziaden z clenov k6-
du nesmie platit' menej obycaj-
nym robotnfkom (nezahrnuj1c
ucnov), nezli je rata urcena pre-
patricny distrikt. Tieto raty
i
nemaj1 byt' povazovane "a ma
ximalnes ale ziaden Glen k6du
ME je povinny platit' svojim 0.
bycajnym robotnikom Wac, nez.
i je rata urcena pre- jeho di-
strikt, vynimajdc, 5e taky Glen
k6du sa dohodnul alebo sa do
hodne. SO svojimi zamestnancami
platit' Wac.
Plaza cd kusa bude podvyse
Ina tax, ably sa podvyska row
nala podvyske robotnikov pla.
Itenych ma hodinu, tedy priemel
Inc 0 IS percent. Ale tato placs
|nesmie byt' vyssia, nezli je pla
Itena inej dielni ' tom iston
ldiStrikte.
Il "a ~ =
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-08-04
ClAnok v.
Vtroba 3 nova lrapacita

Odsek 2. Je sihlase mien-
kcu Y tomto priemysli, xe do
.kym terajSie dielne 81 vstave
vyhoviet' vsetkym poziadavk&m
ma surove zelezo 4 ocel', nemaji
.byt' budovan6 xiadne move diel-
A.. Naaledoyns, dokfm len ton
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-07-06
K E D S o N E

Restone-Menn IngeIl AID G. E.
Whitney and sons were business cal
lers In Plentywood Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Whitney and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Axel John
son left Sunday for Poplar to spend
the fourth visiting relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nash and Mr. and
Mrs. E~ngebritson attended the Far
mers Union convention at Antelope.
Elmer Bergh has been busy the
past week putting up clover.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Il. Whitney spent
the weekend visiting their dangh-
ter, Mrs. Axel johnson and spent an
enjoyable afternoon in Brush Lake.
George Dwyer and Richard Daley
returned home from Great falls Fri
day.
Elmer Johnson of Reserve ia visit
ing at the Whitney ranch for d few
days.
Rudolph Bergh and Vincent Bergh
attended the dance in Navajo Satur-
day night.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-07-06
ANTELOPE
Fred Glaze

Miss Alma Losltzenhisef OF Ray
mond visited Antelope friends this
week.
Miss Edith Folsom returned on
Sunday from visiting relatives In
Spokane. She was accompanied on
her trip by the Lewis Folsom family
from southwest of Plentywood.
-Mrs.Timmerman- and Mrs Med
ders Of P1entywood visited at the
Brendon home here Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Blackmore entertained
the Congregational ladies aid Wed
nesday.
The Farmers Union meeting here
Saturday drew a large attendance.
Miss Esther Waller from Home
stead is working at Bergs cafe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Nelson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dahl OF Dooley
visited at the Tom Nelson home on
Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Chapman OF Wolf Point
Is visiting her sister Mrs. Thos.
Trowbridge.
The people OF this entire commu-
nifty extend their sympathy to Mr..
and Mrs. Hendrickson over the loss
OF their little girl.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-07-06
RESERVE
]. ]. Gibbons

The Murk family were In Poplar
Sunday visiting with their daughter
Mds. Ault- She accompanied then
home for a few. days.
Mrs. George Lund and Robert are
in st. Paul where Robert Ia receiy-
In medical attention.
The Halvor Eyerson family and
the Carl Hole family are enjoying
a camping trip In the Yellowstone
park.
Mr. and Mrs. Eidness and Mr.. and
Mrs. Riley attended the matinee in
felnfywood Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin J%orqensen
are visiting friends and relatives in
the community. They expect to re-
turn to st. Paul later in the sum
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Soren Rungborg
returned Saturday from a months
trip to various eastern poins includ-
ing the worlds fair.
A number of Reserve people At
tending the all day meeting in the
Dagmar church. Rev. Arthur Frost
the former pastor was In charge.
Hans p. Madsen is In charge OF
the Farmers elevator during the abb
sence OF Mr.. Lyngass.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-07-06

FRED w. WOLTERS

Fred w W0lters was born I'm
McIou County. Mimi, MAY .
1877. He became a member OF Jesus
Christ thru baptism soon after birth.
After instruction in the Christian
doctrine he was confirmed into the
Evangelical Lutheran church of
Glencoe, Mimi. in 1881. On Aprjl
:. 1909 he was married to Johanna
heim with whom he enjoyed mari
TAI bliss for 30 years This happy
union was blessed with four child
rem, two of whom have preceded
him In death. In 1916 he came with
MS family to Outlook. Mont. where
ne established a home on a farm
near the above mentioned village.
For many years he suffered from
Iernlci0us anemIa. A few months
ago his Illness became more serious
n it became evident that the
Lord would call him to Himself in
Heaven He departed this life June
"A at SIX o'clock a. III.
lie leaves to mourn his faithful
wife, two children, Mrs. NJ. Ruz-
card and Mrs s.. Stratton, two SON
ln-laws, four grandchildren. two
sfepsisfers. one brother. his step
mother and a host of relatives and
Lord hath taken away. BIest be the
friends The Lord hath given. the
name of the Lord.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-07-06
WOLF CREEK
Mrs. Burton Davenport

A week ago last Thursday the
Lutheran ladies aid gave a house
hold shower for Mrs. Joseph NORM
at the home Of Mrs. Lester Bed
well. Mrs. NORM received many
beautiful and useful girIs. The
ladies served a delicious lunch.
Dan Campbell took the boys Wolf
Greek ball team to Brush Lake last
Saturday and Sunday The boys
played ball with Grenora the score
being A to 5 in favor OF Grenora.
Not bad for our team as they hayu
not practiced but very little.
The storm that swept thru Wolr
Greek a week ago Saturday night
did considerable damage to our
school house. 1t moved it about two
foot off the foundation and cracked
all the plaster loose and the barn
was totally wrecked. 1t will take
quite 4 lot OF work to get 1t fixed IN
for school this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeb Garneau ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Davenport ana
children spent from Sunday until
Tuesday with relatives at Buffalo
Gap, Sask-. Canada.
Miss De1phine Under and Ceen
Garneau spent Sunday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. "Jud" Norm.
WMA
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-07-06
ROCK SPRINGS
knute KAnxpm

Henry Francis and family OF
Dooley visited at the Peter Dahl
home Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Chris Toedte and
children were Plentywood shoppers
Saturday.
Eric Francis Is working for Reu-
ben Rice during haying.
Emil Rehmer who had had blood
poisoning In his right arm Is slowly
recovering.
Rev. 4. J. Mehl and Bonnie Bel
berdOrf OF Fortuna, N. OAK. were
Sunday night visitors at the Mrs. K.
G. Frederick home
Mr.. and Mrs. FL e. Steinke visit
ed at the Adolpuh Rehmer home ON
Sunday.
Baseball vas played Sunday ar
ternoOn on the Rock Spring diam
ond between the local players.
Adolph Rehmer and son Frederick
motored to PlentywOod Saturday
and had some dental work done.
Mrs. Ingwald Iverson OF Conner
town was In this vicinity Friday
getting subscriptions to the Plenty
wood Herald.
Guy Allen and Ole Kampen made
several trips to CuIbertson after
wood last week.
Quite a few farmers In this vicin-
ity are busy working on the roads.
Ole HalvOrsen made several trips
Reserve Thursday and Friday.
Dave Summers returned home last
Saturday from Smoke Creek where
has been rounding up horses.
MI. and Mrs A. o. Totdahl mot
ored to P1entywood Friday.
Mrs. Mary Summers motored to
tr0id Sunday to bring back her
daughter Marie who has been visit |
Ing At the home OF Logan Walker.
n B. Mdness and o n Allen and
robert were in Rock Springs com
Sunday forenoon.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-07-06

George and Adolph Kanning spent
a few days visiting friends in Du-
luth, Mimi, week before LAST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vic Wilberg visited
with Jasper Phelps last Sunday.
Miss Ruth Wilberg spent the past
week with her cousins, Evelyn and
Annas Hagen
James Cowan spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Cy UIrich and sons.
Sven Myhre and Alvin Marsh
were RedstOne shoppers Tuesday.
Miss Merle Risa and brother Mel
vim and Adolph Kenning called at
Burton Davenports Tuesday e
Ing.
Dan Campbell and III. b. French
were county seat visitors Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Cy Ulrich were
shoppers In Redstone Wednesday.
Thursday the Wolf Creek Club
met with Mrs. James Cowan with
a very good attendance. Our next
meeting is with Mrs Burton Day
export.
Miss Irene Long spent the past
week with Mrs. Woodrow Hanson
on the reservation.
Mrs. Burton Davenport and Chi
dren and Mrs. "Jud" NORM were
Redstone callers Friday.
Several families attended the For
mers Union convention at Antelope
Saturday. They enjoyed the program
and had a very good time.
The Wolf Greek ball team played
Redstone Sunday in Redstone. the
score being % to II in favor OF
Redstone.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-07-06

WILL SWAP John-Deere gan.
piow and Deering binder for horses,
Dan Egger, Outlook 43-of.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-07-06
REDSTONE
Maxean Owen

Glenn IHgeH Il e. usy u.,~
Plentywood visitors Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sch.ag and
Florence were visiting Mt the John
Schlag home last THURSDAY.
A number OF Redstone folks ar
tended the dance at Navajo and had
I good time.
Mr. and Mrs. G. III. Tfbbetts were
P1entywO0d visitors Tuesday.
Mrs Clark DEveIyn n Miss
OHlnda LAcy returned from a visit
At the Chicago Fair Tuesday OF last
week
Mr. and Mrs. John Albers eturu
ed home from the Worlds Fair ON
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Guy Wigrnore and
Mrs Lars Bradstad were Plenty
wood visitors Saturday.
a. H. Hanson and r. j. SHERRY
were Outlook visitors last Monday
afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Baldur Jensen and
children and Sylvia Kurfz left for
0Iter idsl Tuesday where
they will visit with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Callahan
are the proud parents OF 4 babr -fr1
born June oath at the PIenfyws4~E
hospital
MI and Mrs. Emanuel States
D daughter and o were eouHrr
seat visitors last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wagner were
In Hentywood Saturday.
Miss Blanche Sherry has been
visiting with friends In Seohey.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-07-06
NORTH COALRIDGE
Mrs. ]. Spoklie

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy johnson were
Westby callers Saturday.
The Danish Young Peoples society
was entertained Friday evening at
the Clarence Christensen home.
Mrs. Chris Norgaard has been
quite Ill a couple Of days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sig Nelson called at
the Frederick Hansen home Sunday
evening.
The Peter Tommerup children
have been i'll with chicken o thu
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Albert Spoglie
were shopping and visiting in Will
hston Tuesday.
Louise Andersen who has been
assisting at the Rev. Almlie home
the past two weeks came home Sat
urday.
NJ N. Nelson had the misfortune
to lose his farm home by fire We'd
.nesday fornoon of last week. Mr..
Nelson was In the field when he
saw his house in flame. Because OF
the strong wind blowing not Il thing
was salvaged.
Origin OF the fire is unknown. Mr..
Nelson Is d pioneer bachelor mere.
having homesteaded In this locality
about "a years ago.
Rev. Bertelson from Oskoha, Wis.
gave a very interesting sermon at
the Danish Lutheran church here
Sunday.
Little Marvin Christensen spent
several days visiting his grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tommerup
this past week.
Theodore Huntuft and children OF
Sidney have spent a week visiting
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. II,
Hansen.
Twelve young people from here
are TO leave Thursday for Kenmars.
N. Oak, where they will attend the
Young Peoples Society CON
evntion there.
Ed Spoklie and family called at
the r G. Peterson home Sunday at
tern0On.
Leo Donaldson was driving a new
Plymouth In this community Mon
lay He is the agent at Plenty
wood.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-07-06
CHURCH
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Westby and Associated Churches
(Rev. S. L. Almlie. Pastor)
Sunday, July 9th

tIseV. D. L.. Annie. PaStor1
Sunday, July 9th
Services tsWestby at II IT. M
Services at Comertown at 3 D. m.
LUTHERAN CHURCH
(Rev. O. NJ. S;mundson, Pastor)
Sunday July o:
Services at PIentywood at Q a. m.
Antelope at II a. M. Dooley at a:3O
p. M.
Sunday, July 1G:
Services at Plentywood at o a. M.
Outlook at 11:15 a. m. Archer at
2:30 p. m.
The summer school will begin AT
Raymond on July IT. Kindly keep
this date in mind.
A meeting Of all the officers will
be held at Plentvwood on Tuesday.
July is at s p. m.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
(Rev. E. ]. Bott, Pastor)
Preaching at 10 a. m.
Sunday school following.
Senior league at Z d. N
Preaching at 7.45 D. m.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-07-06
DOOLEY
MISS Mary Ezfasz

The sraasiEaar bays baseball team
Ihayt-i fA~sl@y 0n the home diamond
Snndsy- TIE <anae proved very in
IeffssAz- The sszere being ) TO 2 In
hsDiegs sasssr.
ME- htrsten returned home from
MannaFg sals Frisiay she has been Wis
iIinE he daughters the past month
MI azsl Mrs George Ehrhar.lt and
family Mr. and Mrs. Lee NunSen and
I1milE- Ar- and Mrs kersfen and
family earyed 4 picnic lunch at the
besrkland @rs,Te Sunday evening.
MrS- Harry TrquharIf and Elda
NAY are listing i few days in D3rpIey
this we~k-
John l@~ker from MInot has been
vaSffln- hef@nfh Lsetsaeh for the
last NtT-k- He intends to return 10
Mines S4sEza4 time this week.
Melvin Tor-rrSGn of the Conner
town vicinity WAS i'm DoaIey having
blacksmith work dDne last Wednes-
day
Mrs NaIkden i visiting her daugh-
Ter this week
Helen Hsrharif returned home
Tuesday frsssza Reserve where she was
visiting friends fer = few days
Mr- AMI Mrs Melvin Hrpfke LEFT
early TH#~saay morning for BowbellS
where they wm visit Mrs. R~retzke-s
reiafavfs for = short time.
Mr. sFsi Mrs NeE< Jensen left on
SUNDAY aaassrHizg for Minot where
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-07-06

China boar for hog wire or white
blossom sweet clover seed.-Frank
Sitter, Raymond, Mont. 43-ot
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-07-06

Services at Westby at II a. III.
Services at Comertown at 3 D. l
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-07-06
CARD OF THANKS

10 friends and %neighbors who so
kindly rendered assistance and gave
comfort to us during the illness and
death Of our beloved husband and
Iafher, Fred Wolters. we extend
our most heartfelt thanks and we
also wish to thank Rev. Mehl and
The choir for their comforting SER
mon and beautiful hymns.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-07-06
Let's Swap

NOTE SWAP notices like those
below will be run free OF charge
Tor actual subscribers to the Herald.
70 prices to be mentioned, and all
correspondence to be carried on In
dependentIy OF this office.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-07-06

WILL SWAP bottom Oliver
tractor pillow. VIII trade for a ,
horse or 4 horse corn cultiyator.--
'acoD Lee, Westby. 42-2t
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-07-06

WILL SWAP--5 Buff O~rpington
BOOSTERS for what have your
Harrison Malcolm. P~lentywood a..
Washington Journal., 1933-08-11

OsnmdOden mO6te id sid freiIiG
aud ni9t feben."
SD fam iebsn Sag Bel Serrn
@rObmonn ols 9u9baIterin uno
SOrreIpOnoentin eintrsten," sntgegs
nete SIZE itoIS. sd piirOe elm ans
fangsgebalt bon 100 Wlart monots
lid be5isbsn, ba tOnnen mir uus
f9On cine 209in baIten, Popd."
rOu biIt elm sutes &ino." fpra4
Der oIte MdiOr, Slfs an fid siebenO,
rabsr Oas muB bod nod iiFerlsst
perOen 80"
SD babe mir ulIss OrOentIi4
ii6erie9t, lieber Yopu."
sd perbe nit .6errn @rOBmonn
Tpre9en, unO Denn er Oeiner Wteis
nlno 1T, no, ounn in @ptss Nds
men! Gbrli9e @rbeit i4Gnbet
ni9t."
SD bonte Dir, lisber pupu; nit
Serrn @roBmann perOen mir i4on
einig perben.
@O fam es, oaB Slie. Die Sod
ter Oes Maiors BON @oiben, 8u9=
balterin un0 Rorrelponoentin Bel
,&arl 4oolf @roBmann uno So9n"
puroe.
Washington Journal., 1933-08-11
5. aapitil.

Our9 Sen Stoub uno Sen Sonb
Der MilitdrtruBe, Die ii4 in ununz
terbro9ener geraoer Qinie, in grauer
GinfOrmigteit BON Sibi=bel=4bbes i'm
n0rbliGen NIserien bis gum HanOe
Der @iite Sahara bin3iebt, itampfte
oas Hegiment Der 5remoenIegion in
eiligem Mari9e. On Der Spite
rift Der &ommanoant nit Ieinsm
4oiutanten; oann foIgte bic Muiits
banbe uno Damn Der RapitGn Der
eriten &Ompaenie auf ieinem tleinen.
trdftigen 8erberf4immelbengf. 9ins
ter ibm trptteten bic bier SrommIer
oes eriten 8atailIons oaber, Damn
einige 2eutnants unb f9IieBli9 bas
Gros oes Regiments. Dem li9 Der
Stab unb Die Baggage onl4loB.
@Iibeno beib brannte oie afrita=
ni19e Come auf Die 4olonne bernie
Der. bic in cine oi9te @toubpoIfe
eingebiilIt mar, peI9e bas Mtmen
eri9perte uno fi9 als 6ide &ruIte
nit Dem @9meiB Ser beiBen a0r<
per Der Gol0aten bermii9te. 4eus
9enb, 1apiBeno, nad Quft ringeito,
uiebergeoriidt bur9 ons I9tpere Sc.
pdd, lpeit Dorniibergebeuat, I'm Ole
2aIt oes @epdds gu erlei9tern.
ftampften oie 2esiondre odbin, eleid
elmer 9erbe ltumpfiinniger Siere,
bur9 Ole peiti9e Der 9ii5ipIin porz
borpdrts getrieben. &ein fr0blider
GeIang erf9aIte, pie auf oen Mdrs
fGen beutf9er SOloaten; tein@dsr5s
mort parO laut. oas Die Mibielieteit
DEG Marf9es erIei4terte, nur auz
peilen bur95itterts Die i9pere 2uft
Elm Oumpfes St0bnen, elm pi1ner
Jlu9 ooer Elm Qufla9en. oas nod
Wo6nfinn fIang.
Die Sffiaiere, SeIOnebsl unb Ser
geanten a9teten ni4t auf Ole Snnes
baItune elmer itrengen Marf9oii3is
plin. Sober tonnte marf9ieren, ME
er pplta, ieosr fonnte fem @etpebr
nod 8eIisben tragsn. ben Mn5ug
idlieBsn ober Dffnen. tpie er pDite,
nur aus Der Heibe Der RoIonne ourf=
te er niGt beraustreten. bo fonif bic
9efabr nabeIus, Dab er 3uriidblieb
uno umberitreifenoen 8eouinen in
Die 9Gnbs hel, Die i'm ii9srIi9 er.
morbet uno beraubt baben pirben.
8Orpdrts muBte Elm ieoer. in unurl.
bro4enem Mari4. flint &ilDmeier
ieoe @tunOe. Dieraig, finfaig, iedsis
ailometer jeoen Sag. aue 5rei
Stun0en muroe elm 9alt BON 3ebn
Minuten gema4t; bann fdtpentts Die
ROlonne our 2inie elm, Die @spsbs
re puroen 5ufammengeieBt unb Die
SOIOaten parfen ii9 our @roe, UNI
regumgslus o~aliegeno neue &raft fir
zen Meitermari4 gu f9Spfsn.
unb Dann pieoer peiter mars