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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-21

Bemutatjuk lit azoknak, akik
meg mem ismernek Ft. Andras
Jeromost, aki a nyar ota a SIT.
lstvan rom. kath. egyhazban
Fl. Bro L6rinc plebanos mel
lett miikodik.
Jeromos barat szinten a SIT.
Ferenc rendhez tartozik es an
max kebeleben szenteltek pap
max 1o21-ben. Brassoban szule-
tett es tagja a Ferenc Rend er-
delyi tartomanyanak, melynek
rendhaza kincses .Kolozsvaron
van. #
Mem csoda, hogy Jeromos
baratot szereti az ifjusag, inert
kijoveteleig rendesen iskolak-
ban miikodott el6szor mint ele-
mi iskolai oktato,. maid mint
gymnaziumi tanar Dees, SEE
kelly Udvarhely, Fogaras es
Maros Vasarhelyen.
a SIT. Istvans egyha znal mar
eddig is csodayal hataros dol
'gokat miiyelt Jeroanos barat. Az
egyhaz tagjai IS kiilonosen ifju-
saga kozt 90 tagu vegyes enek-
kart szervezett Is peldatlan szor-
galommal tanitja 6ket. Manap-
sag elvezetes ahitattal hal1gat-
hatja a hiv6 a korust mise alatt
a templomban. A karacsonyi i'm
nepek alatt korus a legszebb
magyar karacsonyi enekeket fog
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-21
GYERMEK PARTY-T REM
DEF A SENT ISTVAN
EGYLET

A Scent Istvan Egylet ifju-
sagi osztalyanak tagjai, vala-
mint az osszes katholikus oyer
mekek szamara (olyanok is,
akiknek sziilei nem tarto znak
az egylethez) karacsonyi Partyt
rendez iinnep masodnapjan,
kedden delutan 3 oral kezdet-
tel Scent Istvan Otthonban.
A gyermekeket ozsonnaval,
ice creammel. candivel vende-
geli meg az egylet. Lapunk seer
kesztoie rovid meset fog mon
DAM. Lesz bingo jatek is szep
nyeremenyekkel a gyermekek-
mex.
Az egylet tisztikara ezennel
1neghivja katholikus- gyermek
sereget erre az alkalomra, de
keri sziiloket, hogy hat ewes
mel fiatalabb gyermekeket tart
SAX odahaza ez a1kalommal es
inkabb a nagvobb gyermekeket
kiildiek. Beleptidij es koltseg
nincsen
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-21
VERHOvAY 1o8

Beteg tagok: Hoffer Andras.
2l1 Edward St. Hoffer Karoly-
ne, Al Rhoda Ave Vas Istvan,
~ Palmer Ave. Hanko Margit
2O37 South Height Avenue.
Szuhy Janos, 268 E. Avondals
Ave. Pikarnyik Mihaly. 800
Alexander St. Szilagyi Mi
haly, 5l2 Crescent St. Coha
Paine, 2O5 Kepecs St. Girard.
Ohio. Czika Ferenc, 748 Gale
donia St. Morotz Miklos. ~
Parkway St. Struthers, @.
Betegseg titkarnal jelen-
tend6. Cine: 2l1 Edward ST.!
Te1efon szam: 1872.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-21
A KULTUR KOR TIszT-
Unto GYULESE.

a Campbell Magyar Kultur
Kor tartja az o-ev utolso Is
tisztujito gvii1eset pentek este,
december 22-en 7::3O-kor a sa-
jat helyisegeben. A tisztikar
keri tagsag teljes szamu
megjeleneset es amely tagnak
van '"disztag" jeloltje, az ada
be annak nevet jelenlegi tisz-
tikarnak. Es azon So even fe-
liili ferfiu, aki Campbe1Iben la
ko es szeretne ennek Kornek
!" disztagia az l934-ik <pben
'lenni, az legyen szives nev<e
beadni akarmcIyik tagnats,s
vagy a gyiiles el5tt i tiszti-
karnak. Tovabba a penztarnok
ker minden tagot, hogy fizes-
SEX be hatralekukat ere ~
eyre.
ZBORAY ISTVAN.
titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-21

Mixich Gaspar, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-21
KARACSONYI
SZINDARAB
CAMPBELLBEN

December 25-en, hetf6n este s
orai kezdettel, a Campbelli Ro-
man Hallban lesz a karacsonyi
pasztorjatek bemutatva Keszler
Wendell vezetese alatt. oyer
mekeink ugyancsak kesziilnek
karacsonyi pasztorjatekra. A
gyermekeloadas mindenkor ked-
YES volt es 1esz. is. Iranta az
itteni magyarsag minden rete-
geben maris nagy az erdeklodes.
Az unnepi szindarab cirne:s AZ
Arvak Betlehemi Utja".
A karacsonyi miszterium pc
dig jolehet mindig a regi, de
megis vi. Bajos, meleg varazsa
mindenkor megkapja az ember
szivet. E kett6 egyesul de-
cember 25-iki eloadasban. Te-
hat felkerjiik a Campbell Is kor
nyeki magyarsagot, hogy ne mu-
lassza Ell EFT a nagyszeru kara
csonyi PASTOR jatekot. IS meg
fogjuk hallani, a mint a kis ma
gyar pasztorok a jaszolnal ko-
szontik kis Jezuskat, es kerik,
hogy ada vissza az elrabolt ma
gyar teruletet es hogy Magyar
orszag legyen nagy, mint volt
regen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-21

nyi1tan bevallja biinos tkvedkstt,
ICY jovateszi hibajat IS az egy-
kor gyulolt munkavezet6 ellen
seget munkatarsava veszi, move
ret, kihez egykor szive huzta ess
most is szereti, boldogga teszi..
Sok szivbemarkolo reszletes 11l
a darabnak Molnar Lajos Is
neje, Horvath Maria, Trojan
Jozsef, Balasko Gyorgy, ! hit
kozseg kantora. Bancsi Janos u
h6sszerelmes, Bark6 Janos, G4l
Sauer Is Mr.. Wolf. mind
oily nevek, kiknek sEereplese cl&
a legnagyobb bizalommal tekirt-
hetiink. A sugas tisztst Macy
Iren vallalta. Rea fontos sze-
rep var. Nelkule elakadna
seeker. 8
Az est egyik fenypontja lesxI
az vi 60 tagu yegyes tnnekkAr
els6 nyilyarios szereplssc t
Andras Jcronlos vezetese
Relsp6 d;jak zSc, S0c, IS | f4S
10 cent. Tessek valogatni!
viszontlatasra szcmbaton ! SacS
red Heart Church AuditoriuinS- S
ban. az emeleti nagy disztercm
ben, d Wilson Avenuei f6beik kEtM w M
nal. lK beiafob sis 1 3 M III Isl @ i syiillagatVs: 81
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-21
RADIO EL0ADAS

A Bell Telephone Co. 200 al
kalmazottjabol alkotott enek-
kar, ma penteken delel6tt II 80
kor a WKBN Youngstown al
lomason karacsonyi enekeket
fog el6adni. Randolph Eide. a
vallalat elnoke, rovid beszedben
fog boldog iinnepeket kivanni
az aikaima zottaknak es nagy-
kozonsegnek. Erdemes lesz
meghallgatni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-21
NAGYBIZoTTSAG

A Nagybizottsag december
28-an, csiitortok este fel nyolc
oral kezdettel tartia rendes havi
gydlssst Kpssuth Korben.
Kerstnek . tagok, hogy teljes
szamhan jelenjenek meg, inert
minden tagnak jelentest kell
tenni, az egyhazi IS egyleti ha-
tarozatrol a Kossuth Kor tu-
lajdonat kepez6 ingatlannak az
atvetelere vonatkozolag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-21

ia eloadni az egyhazban mig a
nagy nyilvanossag el6tt most
fognak fellepni el6szor a Scent
Istvan egyhaz el6adasan szom-
baton a Sacred Heart templom
disztermeben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-21
Ese n1enliyek

Az Anerikai Magyar Hirlap
tu1ajdonosa Is szefkeszt6je KEEL
1emes IS sz9p karicsonyi iinne-
peket kivan a lap hiiseges oil
vas6inak Is az egesz Young
stown Is k0rnyeli magyarsag-
max.
Az idei Karacsony kelleme-
sebb. vigabb lesz, mint az egy
@vvel ezel6tti szomoru Kara
] csony.
Tavaly bizony alig-alig ju-
tott egy kis ajandskra a oyer
mekeknek, kil0n0sebb innepi
ebedre a csalAdnak.
Az idei Karacsony sem ho-
zott meg teljes anyagi boldog-
sagot, de legalabb jobb, mond-
hatn6k ketszerte jobb, mint a
tavalyi volt. !.
Magyar nepiink a karacsonyi
sep iinnepen bizonyara megt6l-
ii templomait, felkeresi bara-
TAFT, meglatogatja a Macy SIAM
ban felkinalt pasztorjatekokat
&s egyeb osszejoveteleket.
Hogy nindenki tudhassa, mi
lesz ternplomokon xviii az
egyhazak kereteben, ide iktatjuk
6ket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-21

y~6SS ASASAnSA oJoAlAiloNJuA
mindenkinek, hogy okvetleniil
nezze meg a Scent Istvan egy-
haz mukedvel6inek el6adasat a
Sacred Heart templom diszter-
meben. Ez az el6adas, amely-
hex fenyet elnelni fogja a so
tagu vegyes enekkar, els6 nyil-
vdnos fellepese a szinpadon. We
yeti be a karacsoayi iinnepet
lyek sorozat4t szofnbzton este.
Masnap, vasarnap este harom
pasztorjatek k0zt is valogathat
a youngstown magyarsag.
Igen jonak igerkezik a Camp
bell-i Pet6fi Sander egylet oyer
mekeinek el0adasa, amelyet
Keszler Wendell tanitott be. Ez
az el0adas Roman Hallban
lesz.
A Scent Gy0rgy egyhaz oyer
mekei mindig nagyszeriien szok-
tax szerepelni. Bizonyara ismet
kitiino el6adasban lesz reszik
azoknak, akik Selkeresik a SIT.
Gyorgy egyhaz basement ter
met.
Ugyancsak vasarnap este lesz
a Magyarok Nagyasszonya hit
kozseg pasztorjateka az Egy-
haz Bellevista avenuei iskola-
janak nagytermeben. TIT is er6-
sen kesziilnek a gyerrnekek,
hogy bemutassak kepesseguket.
Lehet tehat valogatni. Aki
teheti, nezze meg ezeket az el6-
adasokat, inert hiszen azokban
mutatkozik be mi amerikai
magyar ifjusagunk magyar ds
vallasos t0rekvesek kereteben.
y X
A Pro Hungaria fog az iden
gondoskodni azokr6l magyar
szegenyekr6l, akiknek mem jut
egy jobb karacsonyi ebedre va
10. Aki teheti, tamogassa ezt a
mozgalmat. q
De az idkn nem volt sziikseg
4 stavalyi l,agy egelyakci6ra, !
inert ! cWA munkAt juttatott
leginkSbb asoknak, akik tavaly
segGlyre szorultak.
Karacsonykor azonban ugy il.
lik, hogy ne feledkezziink meg
q szegknyekr6l.
Lapunk mas helyen lathatjak,
hogy Naptaraink megerkeztek.
Eleget nyomattunk, hogy JUS
son lapunk minden olvas6janak
IS azoknak, akik most isrnet hoz-
zank csatlakoznak.
Mem azert, inert mi is reszt-
vettiink ennek a naptarnak kia-
dasAban, hanem azert, inert
igazat trunk, ajanljuk q naptart,
nelynek tartalrha erdekes IS ta-
nulsagos Is sz6rakoztat6, ami
rnagyarsagunk kiil6nos figyel-
inkbe.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-12-21
Honors Rolls for Six
Weeks Period Announced

The following is the honor roll
for the PIentywood high school for
the second six weeks period.
Freshmen
Roger Christianson, Morris LInd,
Ralph Oswald. Rodney Stambaugh.
Margaret Storkan, Cecilia White.
Honorable mention: Betty Lou
Benson, Anna Paulson.
Sophomores
Charlotte Benson, Bernice Erick-
son, Hazel Rasmussen, Arnold
Smith.
Honorable mention: Lois Kent.
Juniors
Phyllis Nelson. Marguerite Pet
erson, Richard Peterson.
Honorable mention: Gladys Rob-
Ike. Helen Stenehjem.
Seniors
Alice Barner, Gudrun Gysler,
Randolph Lewis. lilo Zeibarth.
Honorable mention: Percy Moe.
Marion. Robertson.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-12-21
Much Oiling to be
Done Throughout State

With sale OF the states road
debentures having been completed.
the state highway commission let
contracts last week for the most
extensive oiling contract vet to be
undertaken in the state. The total
mileage TO be surfaced with oilmix
was more than roo miles. Much OF
the work will be done ON Federal
highway number 2, and the pro-
iects include those which will close
remaining gaps and make a con
tinuous stretch of oiling from the
Dakota line to Hfnsdale. 80 miles
west of Glasgow.
No construction projects In the
way of new roads were included
for this section of the state. There
will be another letting December
Is, and a third ON January &c and
1T
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-12-21
Is Taylor Through ut
The Producers News?

According to the last issue Of the
Producers-News, Hans Rasmussen
will be retained manager OF the
paper after the National edition
is moved away. and plans are under
way to engage the services OF an
editor from Minnesota. No provision
seems to have been made for Chas.
e. Taylor, long associated with the
News as its editor. Eric
Burt, editor of the paper here dur
ing the time Mr.. Taylor was en-
gagged as an organizer for the United
Farmers League In other states. is
listed as editor of the new National
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-12-21

Joe Redmond was in Willistor
Monday on business.
Gibson Zeidler is visiting witt
friends in Medicine Lake this week
Walter Bye of the Dooley vicin-
ity was In the city Tuesday.
John Bucklin of Redstone is a
patient at the hospital. He was ad-
mftted Wednesday.
Donald Hunter of Dooley was
able to leave the hospital Wednes-
day, convalescing nicely from his
recent operation.
Avery L. Roser purchased a
Chevrolet coach from Peterson Co.,
Monday.
Mike Flannery and Grant Stoner
were here from outlook over the
week end.
Mrs. Carl West has been confined
the past week with an attack OF
influnza.
August Goiterman of Redstone
who has been a patient al the Sher-
idan Memorial hospital was dis
charged Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Olson are
the parents of a baby girl born at
the Sheridan Memorial hospital on
Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. A. l.. StoWell of
Medicine Lake were business call
ers and shoppers in PlentyWood on
Tuesday.
Thomas Dignan Jr., of Glasgow,
attorney OF the Federal Land Bank
Of Spokane was in Plentywood on
Monday.
John Hallesy returned Thursday
from Columbus, Wis. Mrs. Hallesy
and children remained at Columbus.
They will spend the winter there.
Adolph and VIM. Lee of Archer
were Christmas shoppers in Plenty
wood Wednesday. They report an
abundance of snow in that vicinity.
A shower, honoring Beatrice De-
bling was sponsored at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Johnston Tues
day evening.
r. A. Palutzke left Monday for
\ Milwaukee, Wis, where he will
spend the holidays with relatives.
He will return after the first OF the
year.
Art LANCER will leave today for
Casselton. N. OAK, where he will
spend Christmas with his mother
and father, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
LANCER. He will remain a week.
Mrs. T. G. Pegg Of Sweet Grass
II here visiting her sister Mrs. Haz-
el Anderson. She came Saturday
and will remain until after Christ
mas.
M. Nj. McCallister of Redstone
stopped off In Plentywood Monday
enroute home after an extended
stay In the western part of the
state.
T. O. Torgerson OF Wheaton,
Mimi, arrived Saturday for an ex-
tended visit at the home OF his
daughter, Mrs. Winnifred OPP
grande.
Word vas received Monday of the
death OF Mrs. John Norberg at Bot
uneau, N. Oak. Mrs. Norberg is a
sister OF AL. Otto and Henry Hen
erickson OF P%lentywood.
Eugene Zimmerman and Harold
Reiger returned Tuesday from Par
adise, Montana and will spend
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-12-21
BAINvIILE MAN FINED

Ronald Creighton of Bainville
was fined $1,000 In a Billings court
on a second degree assault charge.
In an alteration at a roadhouse|
neal Billings. according to the ev-
idence, Creighton struck Vermont
Smalley a musician, over the head
with a revolver on the morning OF
iOetoer 81, because he objected to,
attentions Smalley paid Edna
Haines, his wife. Creighton will pay
the fine.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-12-21

edition.
The reorganization was effected
at a recent meeting of the new
board of directors of which Andy
Anderson OF Outlook is president.
and Odin Lutness of McElroy Is sec
rotary. Other members of the board
are John Lindblom of Raymond and
Selmer Espelund of McElroy, who
hold a mortgage against the plant;
Adolph Hovdy, Outlook. M. E. Ost-
by. McCabe. and j. f. Larder, Out
look.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-12-21

ial visit to the Plentywood chapter
last Thursday. He Installed the
newly elected and appointive off,
GERS. which were: J. C. Storkan. E.
II. p. E. |. Miller. King; l.. ].
Moe. Scribe; VIM. Erickson. Treas;
L. Z. Rue. Sec. l.. Z. Helm. Z. H.;
j. G Wagner. h. A. c.. A. j. Lam
ger. P. S.; E. NJ. Krost. NJ. lst ";
L. S. Smith. NJ. End v. Leland
Kitzenbeng. NJ 3rd VI Z. E. Bel
anski. Tyler.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-12-21


Works Program get your school
houses and grounds cleaned up.
painted up. graded up. and fixed
up. Get in touch with your local
Civil Works Committee first. Even
though present Federal Funds are
exhausted. | understand additional
funds are to be appropriated to
carry on the work for another year.
There is some disagreement as to
whether or not the Federal Govern
ment will buy the materials. II
any such question arises in your
county and Ii you need additional
information please write to Mr.. T..
G. Spaulding. State Relief Director,
care of the State Capitol. Helena,
Montana"
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-12-21

Christmas with their parents here
Both BOYS are members of the C.Ct
camp stationed at Paradise.
Ehrhardt johnson of southwest
of Plentywood was among those
coming to Plentywood Tuesday in
spite of adverse road conditions
brought on by the recent SHOWS.
Mrs. A. B. Marsh was able 70
leave the hospital Tuesday and Is
now convalescing at her home. Miss
Margaret Bromberg has been assist
ing at the Marsh home during her
illness.
Miss Francis Wheeler arrived
home Saturday to visit her parents,
relatives and friends until after
the holidays. Miss Wheeler is TAX
ing a special course at the Teach
er's College in Minot.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Hanisch
left Monday by auto for California.
They will visit with Mrs. Hanischs'
only sister, Mrs. E. E. Ross in Los
Angeles. and expect to be gone
about three weeks.
Helen Larson will arrive from
Minneapolis Saturday and will spend
the Christmas holidays at the home
of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Larson. Miss Helen Is attending the
University of Minnesota.
Miss Gertrude Peterson enter
tanned Mrs. Frank Simmons at din
ner Sunday. Mrs. Simmons mother
Mrs, Ida Krebsbach and her daugh-
ter Gladys were also guests.
G. Bratten, representative OF the
Montana-Dakota Power Co., with
headquarters at Williston was In
the city doing service work this
week. He Is a Frigidaire specialist.
Taral Thorstenson and his aero
nlane was called into service this
week with the blocking OF country
roads. He took Mr.. Lotus of Wolf
Point into the country on a busi-
ness trip.
Miss Minnie Elliot left for Red
stone today to spend the Holidays
with friends. Miss Elliot was prin-
cipal of the Redstone schools for
a number of years prior to this
fall when she moved to PlentyWood.
The various grades of the Plen-
tywood schools will have their an
nual Christmas tree and party this
afternoon. A short program will be
given by each grade. Parents OF the
pupils will attend.
Athol Markell has been appointed
business manager OF the Farm-La-
Dor Temple to succeed Bob Van Hee.
According to current reports, Mr..
VanHee had not been handling the
hall to satisfy some OF the members
OF the board of directors.
Mrs. o. B. NJ. Olson arrived on
Saturday from Winnifred, to spend
Christmas at the home OF her moth
er, Mrs. Mollie Johnson. She was
met at Culbertson by her brother
Alden. Mr.. Olson will arrive Within
a few days.
VIM. Paske arrived Saturday
from Minot and will spend the
Christmas holidays at the home OF
his mother, Mrs. Lillian Paske. Will
liam is a student at the Teachers
college at Minot.
Miss Vivian Davis arrived Thurs
day from Havre and Is a guest at
the Ed Black home. Miss Davis Is a
former student of the PlentyTwood
high school. She plans to spend the
winter at the +. w. Triplett home
near Redstone.
The cantata given by members,
of the Lutheran Daughters OF the
Reformation at the Lutheran church
Sunday was we'll presented. The
church was filled to capacity for the
rendition. The cantata was under
the direction OF Miss ATna Njaa.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-12-21

c. Bratten, representative OF the
Montana-D Dakota Power Co., with
headquarters at Williston was In
the city doing service work this
week. He is a Frigidaire specialist.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-12-21
Teachers Urged to Register

Continued from page one)
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-12-21

Miss Gertrude Peterson enter
tanned Mrs. Frank Simmons at din
ner Sunday. Mrs. Simmons mother
Mrs. Ida Krebsbach and her daugh-
ter Gladys were also guests.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-12-21

Taral Thorstenson and his aero
plane was called into service this
week with the blocking OF country
roads. He took Mr.. LOTUS of Wolf
Point into the country on a bust
ness trip.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-02-10
SSSiNsXN.SsSsSSXH.>S
FROM THE BEGINNING
Copyright by Penn Pub. Co.
(WNU Service)

Jim Stuart, fur trader, with his headman,
Omar, rescues Aurore LeBlond, daughter OF
Stuart's rival in business, from overturned
in the lake. She proves a charming
companion, and Stuart is naturally attracted.
Jim's superior, Andrew Christie, displeased at
StuartS trade showing, allows him, at his
request, year to make good" Paradis
brides an Indian to ambush Jim and Omar.
The attempt fails, and Jim takes the Indian
to LeBlond. After hearing the story, LeBlond
discharges Paradis. Jim and Aurore aeknowl-
edge their mutual love, though Aurore is
turning to Winnipeg, and Jim has planned
canoe trip to make a personal appeal to the
Indians, who have persistently refused to
trade their furs with him. He finds that
Paradis has enlisted their superstition to dis
courage them from trading with Stuart. Para
dis men ambush Jim and Omar again, but
they not harmed. Esau, half-breed par
tisan Of Stuart. leaves on journey which they
hope will result in the overthrow of "Jingwak,"
Indian medicine man" in the pay of Paradis.
Camping for the night, the trader and Omar
roll their blankets in the shape of sleep
ing beside the fire, and hide nearby. Indians
attempt to knife the men supposedly in the
blankets. Jim and his friend attack and kill
them Jim successfully treats the infected
OF Jinaw's squaw, thereby gaining a friend
They set out to find their ally, Esau. On his
way down the river Esau illustrates attempts
to stop or kill him. Cornered by enemies, the
veteran canoeman successfully runs the Win
digo rapids. feat believed to be impossible.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-02-10
LIVER'S HIGH VALUE
In ANEMIA CASES
Reasons for Its Use in the
General Diet.

Pernicions anemia is a disease
quite different from simple anemia,
from which we can be protected by
a diet high in iron salts. In perni-
cious anemia the red blood cells are
destroyed too rapidly by some, at
present. unknown toxin in the blood.
There is always accompanying the
disease a condition of low hydro
chloric acid In the stomach, which
may be cause or an effect.
A specialist on this disease states
that in tracing the history of the
cases of pernicious anemia which he
has treated. he has invariably found
that this condition of hypo-acidity
has existed for some time, some
times as long as ten years before
pernicious anemia develops. and even
after the disease is cured, the nom
acid condition continues. Although
we are uncertain of the exact rela-
tionship between the two conditions,
let me remind you that every diges-
tive disturbance that is more than
temporary should be diagnosed by a
physician and not self-treated. Some
times the symptoms of hyper-acidity
and hypo-acidity are much alike and
the home dosage of soda which is
harmless and possibly helpful in the
first case, has the opposite results in
the second case.
The treatment which has produced
cures of pernicious anemia consist
especially of liver which apparently
has the property of stimulating the