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PARIS.....


p~intoresca comarca del interior. re
gada por ell Niger, rio que fue des
de la mas remota antigiiedad via
comercial de Marrakec, pues por
ella bajaban los naturales sus pro
ductos en- caravans hasta Guinea;
a un poblado negro muy rico, en-
1890 y citaGo yarias veces por los
celebres %geografos Windus y Rel
chard.
BESIDE Nismey los aviones turisti
co-comerclales de la Repdblica
Francesa continuaran su ruta ae-
rea a Finder. y de ALA a Fort La
my. sobre el famoso laso Tshad. y
continuation a Fort Archambault.
a Bangui, y de aquf a Coquihatvi-
lie y Brazzeville.
Ell servicio regular sera de dos
Wales por mes con aviones trimo-
torres Marcel Bloch, provistos de
motores de trescientos caballos de
fuerza.
Con este nuevo servicio aereo-
commercial proXimo a i-naugurarse.
Sc podra ir de Paris al Sudan en-
tres o cuatro Gias, en- lugar de tar
dar de tres a cinco como
actualmente.
De Londres a Nigeria Sc podra ir
en- cinco dfas y medic a 10 sumo,
en- lugar de los dieciseis de antes.
Ell lago Tshad. ell rio Ubangi y ell
Congo belga estaran ahora, mer-
ced a la nueva Inca, a una distan
cha aproXimada de unos ocho dfas
desde las principles capitales de
Europa. EN- vez de las seis sema-
mas que Sc emplean en- la actuali-
dad.
Aunque ell servicio Sc va a mi
ciar de acuerdo con la ruta citada.
es muy possible que en- adelante la
practica la modifique un tanto.
va, en- esta primera quincena de
enero. Sc estan realizando los vue-
los de prueba u.timos IN la parte
mas lejana de esa proyectaGa ru-
"a: desde Broken Hill. en- ell nor
te de Rodesia. a ~Tananarive, Ell Ia
isla de Madagascar. Estos vuelos
los hacen los famosos aviadores
f~ranceses Assolant y Lefevre.
Por 10 tanto es inminente la inau
guracion del servicio aero-comer-
eial directo desde la capital de
Francia a la capital de Madagas-
ear. Ell entusiasmo despertaGo en-
Paris por este proyecto. es grande.
Paris, Enero de 1885.
La opinión., 1935-02-14
HABLA FL
RECTOR, SIR.
OCARANZA
cIupAp DE MEXICO. Febrer

! cIUDAD DE MEXICO. Febrero
6.-(Por Correct Ell doctor don
Fernando Ocaranza, Rector de la
Universidad Nacional Aut6noma
de Mexico, en- dec~laraciones que
hizo aver. dice 10 siguiente:
Con sl obieto de aclarar diver
sos puntos de vista que han sursi-
do IN Ia prensa o son sugeridos por
grupos burocraticos que siempre
han manifestado su enemistad por
Ia Universidad de Mexico. Y aho-
ia Ia a prop6sito de Ia
reorganization de nuestra Escuela
Nacional Preparatoria. creo conve-
niente hacer nuevas declaraciones:
1a.-La Universidad NacIonal de
Mexico no p.ensa nj ha pensado
fundar escuelas s~ecundarias. tarea
que no es de su i%ncumbencia Y nj
siquiera 10 haria ocultando su in
tenci6n.
2a.-Los epitetos Y los calificati-
o que ordinariamente nos aplicsn
los que desean bienquistarse Con
el Estado o con los partidos poll
ticos-equivocandose regularmente.
-resultan temprsnos, aparte de ser
vulgares. pues nadie conoce aun.
el plan de reorganization de Ia Es-
cuela Naeional Preparatoria.
3a.-La Universidad Nacional de
Mexico no tiene preocupaci6n algu-
ma por la e~xistencia de las ~escue'as
secundarlas. AL contrario. Y en- bien
de la cultura extensive. felicitarfa
muy sinceramente al Estado. 81 a.
briera otras.
4a.-El Rector de la Universidad
Nacional de Mexico, Sc UFANA
TAN SOLO en- cumplir con su de-
Der, Y es facll que 10 cump'a. por
caracter de compromises polfticos
o confesionales Y de arraigo buro-
cratico. Es tan solo universitar!o.
este 81. por complete. pues nunca
tuvo I'm pie dentro de la Univer-
sidad Y ell otro fuera de la mis-
ma.
5a.-La epoca que Sc yive en- 81
mundo no tiena como caracter Ia
discussion; sino Ia affirmation; Y. an
tie la Categorical V autorizada de
que "a Escuela ~Secundaria no ser
vira en- adelante para preparar ha-
cia las PROFESSIONALS liberales. la
Universidad Nacional de Mexico Sc
sinti6 Y Sc siente comprometida pa
"a eXpresar su propia affirmation;
~reorganizar la Escuela Nacionai
Preparatoria, pues asi tan solo cum
p!ira con la mission que tiene en-
comendada por Ia Ley: mantener,
Y aGn, mejorar la cultura superior
6a.-Por ell hecho mismo de que
reorganiza la Escuela P~reparato-
ria Y porque. segun la Ley, a nadie
obliga la ensehanza secundaria. Ca
rece de Inconvenience ell que los es-
tudiantes al terminar la ensenanZa
primaria Sc inscriban. desde luego.
en- Ia Preparatoria. sin perjuicio de
quC hasan 10 propio los alumnos
de Secundaria en- Ell momento que
10 tengan por convenience. siempre
que los edificios de la Universidad
den lugar para clio.
7a.-La Escuela Nacional Prepa-
ratoria reyalidara todas as mate
rias equiyalentes que Sc hayan es-
tudiado IN las se%cundarias.
La opinión., 1935-02-14

o siquiera tocarme suprimiendome
ell grade de General del Ejercito
de la Revolution, que ostento con
positive orgullo. por hab6rmelo con
cedido los grandes hombres que la
hicieron, Sc equivoca; 70, en- cam
bio lie doy, sin Inconvenience, ell ira
tamiento que oficialmente lie CO.
rresponde, no obstante que al de-
cir de numerosas guanaJuatenses
su exaltaci0n al Gobierno del Esta-
do Sc la Gebi0 a la imposition que
hiciera en- su favor Ell entonces
~presidente del PNR., general Ma
nuel Perez Trevino.
Muy agradecido por la publica-
cion Que estoy SECURE hara de Ia
presente, aprovecho la op%ortunidad
para suscribirme de listed, una vez,
como su afectisimo atento, amigo y
SECURE servidor.
JUAN BARRAGAN'.
La opinión., 1935-02-14

(Sigue do Ia sa. Pao.)

Sc ~explics que en- vez de impugnsr
las alegaciones e~nderezadas en-
contra del materialismo historico,
SOC nos ofrezcan como evideneia
de la veracidad del mismo, una Sc
leccion interminable de textos de
Marx, Eneelo, Plsjanov, Buiarin,
Lenin, eto., parrafos que bajo diver
sas formas no expresan sino ell
contenido de la doctrina que va 10
sabemos, y cuyo valor cientifico es
precisamente ell qua i~mpuenamos.
Semejante procedimiento es infan-
til. Es recurrir al viejo sofisms que
estriba en- poner la hipotesis IN la
prusba, en- ofrecer como evidentes
los principles cue pr~ecisamente de
ben demostrarse. Otra condicion
mas, Indispensable para un debate
cientifico soore ell materialismo his
torico. consiste en- que al hacer la
defensa de la doctrina sus parti-
darios admitan que no esta toda-
via demostrada, y cuiden de refu-
tar los arsumentos esgrimidos en-
su contra, en- lugar de linitarse a
repetir la exposition de la misma
incurriendo en- ell sofisma de poner
la hip6tesis en- la prueba.
La opinión., 1935-02-14

Mucho Sc ha debat,do en- Mexi-
co sobre ell materiaiicmo historico.
Las controversies habidas hasta la
fecha cast siemprs han sido infruc
tuosas por no haberse desarrolla-
do conforme a bases previas y por
haber terminado en- discusiones per
~sonales que a NADIA conducen. 81
hubiera un debate que Sc desarro-
'Iase conforme a las bases sehala-
das en- este a%rticuio, todas elias
inobjetables, seria muy facil demos
trar en- una discussion seria a los
marxistas universitarios, que ST ell
socialismc contiene muy justas rel
Wind caciones que %nosotros subs
cribimos ferVientemente; su funda
m~entacion teorica marSista, ell ma
terialismo historico clasico, repre-
santa una posioion compIetamente
superada en- la historic del pensa-
miento y constituye n doctrina
d~esprovista de valor en- la cultura
contemporaries.
Mexico, D. F., Febrero de 1885.
La opinión., 1935-02-14
La Fundociion.....
(Siaue de la ga. eas.)

fundandose en- que la rivalidad
de los griegos produjo las luchas
maritimas de $50, en- que los etrus
cos. en- alianza con los cartagine-
SEES, impiden la hegemonia griega
sobre Occidente, evitando su esta'
blecimiento en- Corcega. En- su
Marcia hacia Campania, los etrus-
cos dominaron ell Lacio, fundando
en- territorio omar una amplia
fortaleza, uniendo en- una sola ciu-
dad varias aldeas proXimas: Ari-
cia, Tusculum. Cora, Lamovium,
Thur, Ardea y seguramente tam
bien, la %pobiacion fundada amos
atras por R6mulo y Reno; esta
aglomeracion fortificada que es Ia
primera noticia historical que te-
nemos de Roma, sirvio para ase-
gurar las comunicaciones con ell
Sur y a la vez vigilaba los pue-
bios latinos. 1853? 1885? Pue-
de que tenga razon ell "Duce".
Enero de 1885.
Servicio del
Consorcio international de Prensa
Reproduction Prohibido)
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(Sigue de "a Ia. Pag.)

del Apoealipsis'.. Yo podia ha-
Der heeho los c~uatro.... ipero
no me 10 permitieron.
-dCual ha s,do su mejor ac-
tuaci6no
La dltima... isiempre Ia III
tima,.... Jack mejora con Ia
edad,
ia pensado listed en- reti-
rarse alguna vez?
Me bustaria mucho hacer-
o.. pero no puelo ocasionar
csc disgusto a los muchos Milo
mes de personals que me admiran.
Estoy SECURE de Que 81 me reti-
rase. la mayoria de los ALTOONA
dos al cine detarian de serlo...
iFiSurese listed a cuantas perso-
mas arguinaria mi actitud,
Hollywood, febrero de 1885.
La opinión., 1935-02-14
! FUE BATIDA
POR FUERzAS
DEL ESTADU
Los rebeIdes sostuvieron I'm
tIroteo y Sc remontaron
a la sierra

LEON, Gto., Febrero ia (Ex-
elusivo.)- Una partida de Giez
hombres montados Y armados apa
recio hoy en- ell Estado de GUIANA
juato. segun dieen los despachos
reeibidos aquf.
Los alzados. sgregan los despa
ehos, POGO despues de haber apa-
recido en- Ell Estado de Guanajuato,
fueron batiGos por guardias del Es
tado en- Ell rancho de Los Ramirez.
Los rebeldes, terminan diciendo
los d%espachos. solamente %sostuvie-
ron un ligero tiroteo con las fuer-
zas del Estado. remontandose a la
sierra rapidamente.
La opinión., 1935-02-14

sus eXageraciones, mucho mas
ridieulo resulta 10 que esta pa
sado de moda, aunque haya sido
elegantfsimo en- sus tiempos.
TODD es question, pues, de una
continue vigilaneia sobre nues-
tro 20. Cuidar ell rostro, la figu-
IA, ell vestido. los ademanes. la
posture. la voz. C%ultivar ell es-
piritu. Alimentar la inteliSen-
cha. Abrir nuestro corazon a
TODD noble sentimiento. Y estar
siempre en- acecho para que no
sc euelen intrusos en- nuestro re-
cinto mental o espiritual. que,
como animales daninos n su Ii
bre albcdrfo Ell un hermoso jar
din. destrocen Ia bella flor de la
personalidad, una vez adquirida.
La opinión., 1935-02-14
Azana acusado....
(Sinue de la 60. Paa.l

pro hombres del regimen. Agreg6
ell senior GalarZa que los recursos Y
ayuda dados a los portugucses eran
resultado de un pacto ~concCrtado
antes del derrocamiento &c Ia mo-
narqufa ~espahola. cuando los an
t~idinasticos espanoles estaban dis
puestos a aceptar cualquicr ayuda
possible para sus planes revolucio-
narios.
Los sehores Alcald Zamora, Ler-
roux, Maura. Martinez Barrios y
otros complicados. han negado los
.cargos, unique sin eXtenderse en-
explicaciones sobre su inculpabili-
dad.
Las declaraciones del sumario
indican como los socialists espa-
noles adquirieron grandes cantiGa-
des de las armas Y municiones.
La opinión., 1935-02-14
RESFRIADOS REBELDES

No dele que empiecen. Combdtalos
inmediatamente Creomulsi6n contie-
ne I ayudas. Poderosa pero inofenSi-
va. AEradable al %paladar. NADIA de
NARCOTICS Su boticario IL devolvera
a listed su diuero sin dilaciones 81
su resfriado o tos no Sc alivia con
Creomulsion.
(Adv)
La opinión., 1935-02-14
CluDAp De MEXICO. Enhr

CIUDAD De MEXICO. Febrero
ID Noticias procedentes de Ia
ciudad de Washington, d. c.. infor
mar que durante ell aho pasado las
eNportaciones de los Estados Uni
dos a Mexico superaron a las de
1888 en- cerca de dieciocho millones
&c dolares. 10 que indica claramen
te ell intense concrete de nuestro
pals con la Union Americana.
La opinión., 1935-02-14
TIE DE YERBAS MEDICINAL
LES DEL DR.. MAYER

En- uso desde 1886. Limpia todo ell
Sistema. Para males de los Rihones,
Hfgado Y Estrehimiento. "a medi-
Gina mas barata en- ell mercado. DIR.
Mayors Medicinal Herb Tea esta de
venta en- las boticas a 25c.-Tamano
grande para familias SOC.
La opinión., 1935-02-14

Los Padres de las Quintuples

Olivia Dionne. y su esposa, padres de
las famosas quintupIes que nacieron en-
Canada, firmaron hace pocos dias para
realizar una ira artistica por los princi-
La opinión., 1935-02-14

paIes teatros de Estados Unidos. En- Ia
toto aparecen EN- Chicago, que fue la pri-
mera ciudad americana donde recibieron
calidos apIausos del p1blico que los admira
La opinión., 1935-02-14
clupAp DE MEXICO.

Ia El dia de aver Sc inauguro la
c~arretera Orizaba = Nogales = Rio
Blanco que viene a unirse con la
de Tehuacan-MeXico Y que atra-
vicsa por zonas muy f6rtiles y de
gran riqueza agricola.
Dicha inauguration fue llevada a
cabo por ell senior Gobcrnador Gel
Estado de Veracruz, Lie. Gonzalo
NazaueZ Vcla.
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going to buy a gun for mother.
While at the river daddv taught
mother to shoot from his GUN.
RAYMOND ZELKA.
We have big yellow pumpkins
and little black bats up in our
room. Toda-' we are Going TO
make tiny bats, and old witches
and owls.-FRED NEWkIRK.
Last SUNDAY we went to Kath-
rine Stoddard'S for sumner
BETTY WRINKLE.
Last Friday the Filler class got
new readers. The Friendly Stor-
les. Second readers.
MARTHA SAUNDERS.
Last SUNDAY I went down the
valley to Aunt Helen Stevens for
d~inner.-GWENDOLY YIN DENTON.
We have a spelling test every
Tuesda" and again on Thursday
and a big one on Fridav.
FRED NEWKIRK.
Last FRIDAY my brother Bobby
was six years old. On Saturday
we had a birthday party for
him. He is going to school now.
MARTHA SAUNDERS.
Last SUNDAY we went fishing on
Soap creek. My daddy caught
three fish and Uncle Pete caught
two fish.-BHLY ORR.
Tuesday was my little brother
Jimmy's birthday. He was four
years old.-FRED NEWKIRK.
Last Sunday my mother and
daddy and Ida Marie and I went
to Billings. We went after ap-
piles. We had a hard time finding
the place, but we finally found it.
While up there we went to the
show.-EVELYN CRYDER.
Last Tuesday evening was my
little brother Johns birthday. He
was four years old. Mamma made
him a big birthday cake.
GWENDOLYN DENTON.
Last Tuesday evening my grand
ma. grandpa and I went out to
the CCC camp to see my Aunt
Daisy and little cousin. Jackie.
BERNARD WALTERS.
Dear Aunt Betty:
Last Sunday we went to
Colstrp. We saw the steam SHOW
els. We saw the biggest steam
shovel in the whole world. We
went down a hill and I went
over to it and sterped down right
by the wheels. They we're over
my head.
On the way home we saw the
moon. 1t was orange and I could
see the eyes and nose and mouth
of the man in the moon. He
blinked his eyes at US and we
laughed. He scared us.
When we got home that night
we went to the show. I liked it
very much. I liked Micky Mouse
and Minnie Mouse the best.
I like school, too, and I like
my teacher.
One of the cousins,
MARTHA SAUNDERS.
Dear Boys and Girls:
Here comes he Albright
School from Lodge Grass again.
They r certainly a live bunch
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beet pickles and jam for our
school lunch. Margaret is going
to can her own apples. She is
just helping grandpa because he
is getting old. Picklelilly is made
out of green tomatoes, cabbage,
onions and peppers.
FLORENCE VIOLA BOGGESS.
On the way from school yester-
day evening, I caught a ride with
Fat Roundtree. On the way we
met the government truck and
it turned out a little too far and
went in the ditch and Just about
tipped over. If it hadn't been
for the bank it would have gone
over. The back wheel and front
wheel were about a foot off the
ground. The weeds were in the
way and I guess he couldn't see
the ditch.
ERNEST E. BOGGESS.
We went to Hardin, Saturday.
and we saw the picture show in
Hardin. The picture show was
about Buck Jones. a cowboy.
WALTER GUN SHOWS.
Clara and mother are canning
tomatoes, grapes. pickles, plumS,
peaches and choke cherries. I
ate one pint of pickles myself. I
like pickles.
PAULINE WHITE MAN.
We had fourteen visitors the
first month of school. They were
Mrs. Clara Stewart, E. E Borgess..
MIR. Ounce Poor. Mr.. Lloyd Al
bright. Mr. and Mrs. Plenty Hawk.
Mrs. Carrie Joppe. Mr.. Dick
Watts. the road boss. Miss Clara
Olds. Miss Malvina Johnson. Supt.
Norvil'e. Mr.. Frealey. Mr.. Bouton
and Mrs. Gun Shows.
ELIZABETH GUN SHOWS.
When we went to Sheridan the
first place we went was to the
cream station and from there to
the grocery store where we sold
the eggs. From there to the gar
age to look at a truck. Then we
came home. The next morning a
man drove the truck home and
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Albright School
March of Time

NASAOAA va
The other night, October T.
we were up to ClawSon's to listen
to their radio. At $3.50 every
Monday and Friday nights. you
can hear the March Of Time
The main trouble seems to oe be-
tween italy and Ethiopia. The
nations have decided to boycott
Italy. so she will stop her attack
on Ethiopia. I hope they stop
her before she can do much dam
age. Another war would surely
ruin the nations for maybe an
other twenty years.
REUBEN POOR, Editor.
Friday, the 4th of October, was
my birthday and the children
gave me a surprise. Friday morn
ing when I came to school, on my
desk I found three little baskets
full of gifts, a book and a pencil.
All of the children were working
hard On arithmetic when the big
gest surprise happened. We looked
up from our work and saw my
Aunt Carrie Jappe in the door
way with a big birthday cake and
on the top of it was Happy
Birthday, Sarah" Altogether it
made a happy birthday.
SARAH POOR.
We went to the picture show,
Friday night. and after the pic
ture show we went to the dance.
We had a lot of fun at the dance,
and the picture show. too. Some
of the kids shot spit wads at
the girls. We stayed in town all
that night.
JUNIOR POOR.
Margaret Mullenberg and grand
pa are canning apples, grapes and
~picklelilly. We are going to put
it down in the cellar to eat
this summer. Grandpa canned
some pickles this summer, and
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of t'cthvl -. Goerine. (some-
times known as Dolores G~oering) De
ceased:
Notice is hereby given by the un
dcrsigned "XecutriX of the Estate OF
'ethvl p. Goering. deceased. to the
creditors OF and all persons having
claims against the said deceased. to
exhibit them. with the necessary
the first publication of this notice. to
the said eXecutriN at SIG Electro
building. at Billings. in h County of
Yellowstone. state of Montana.
Dated at Hardin. Montana. october
1st. 1885.
ANNIE RASMUSSEN.
E.xccutrix of the Estate of Cethvl ID.
Goerine. Deceased.
+: c. MTLRONEY. Missoula. Mont.
JOHNSTON. COLEMAN & JAMESON.
billings. Montana.
ATTORNEYS for EXecntrix.
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BILLY

Billy! Billy! Where are you?
The washing's done
And supper's ready. too.
Billy. come here!
Billy, wash your hands
And set the table.
Yes: there-Oh, my lands!
Billy. do be careful.
Billy. don't do that:
You'll wake the baby.
Yes: put out the cat:
There it is! In the milk!
Billy, get some coal
In that bucket there.
Don't drop it-Oh. my soul
You've walked the baby.
Billy, go get Baby
And don't drop her.
I'll take you to the show.
Maybe, if you're good.
Billy, I wish you'd get out of the
way;
You bother me so.
You're in my way all day,
No. I won't take you to the show!
BY MARJORIE ELLEN SKKENGA
"A
Raymond Kalberg, who lives
next door to us, has a football. He
kicked it high in the air. 1 tried
to catch it. The football hit me
on the chin and knocked me over.
SAM HAVERFIID.
We went On a picnic, Sunday.
We went up by the irrigation
ditch. It was lots of fun. up
there. We had sandwiches, coffee,
eggs and milk. We played in the
water.
BARBARA MARIE BEIRDNEAU.
Last Sunday We went to Bill
lings. I went to church and saw
a play. It was named In the
Garden 1t was very pretty.
EARL CAMMOCK.
We have six little bull dogs.
Five of them are black and one
is brown and white. They are
three weeks old. Sunday we were
feeding them. One Of the little
black dogs bit my brother in the
leg. He could not hurt my
brother because they are too lit
tie. The little brown dogs tail
is crooked-GEORGE DORM.
I went to Billings, Sunday. The
only thing I bought was candy.
We had supper in Billings. IN
Billings there r many things
for Halloween. They have pump
kins. witches and black cats made
out of candy.
DONNA HOWARD.
Saturday we went up in the
Wolf mountains to Hicks saw
mill. MY little brother and I
found "a bullets. Sunday we
went out toward Lodge Grass af-
ter buffalo berries.
JACQUELNE ROBBINS.
W. went to Sheridan. Friday
night. NV mother and father
and I slept in a hotel. My two
brothers slept at nv grandmoth-
.er's house. We went to see our
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down there. They know how to
do things and how to tell us
about what thew do.
Welcome to our Korner, Toluca
cousins. We enjoyed your news.
Come again. each week. There
aren't many of you, but your
letters and news show you cal,
do things.
And here come our old stand
bys, rooms IVA, LILA, and TIA Of
the Hardin schools. They are
pretty faithful cousins and we
enjoy their news and letters.
Here are some poems written
bv Marjorie Sikkenga. She is a
freshman in Hardin high school,.
I think they are splendid. The
thot in the one. MY Mamma Is
Dead" is certainly fine. She
shows a real love of mother. Come
again, Marjorie.
Affectionatelv.
AUNT BETTY.
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took oar car back with him to
Sheridan.
OAKLEY ALBRIGHT.
Part OF Sarah'S birthday party
were two water melons that Mrs.
Gregory brought. Reuben and I
had a water melon race. l beat
him. We both ate the seeds and
all. When the race was over
Reuben had to get a bucket of
water. We all had three pieces
of melon and some had four.
ROBERT BOGGESS.
Toluca School
Dear Aunt Betty:
In our school there is one
eighth grader. sixth grader,
one fifth grader. second
grader and three first. The first
and second have quite a bit OF
ro!Orirn and do it well. I am in
the sixth grade and my sister is
in the fifth. so we have the same
kind of art. We made some cat
stair TOYS and colored some pic
tureS.-ELEEN CROSBY.
Dear Aunt Betty:
I go to school at Toluca. I
have to walk two miles to school.
I am ten years old and in the
fifth grade. I have three sisters
and four brothers. We went with
out school for three years. About
-four weeks before school was out
last wear thew let us have a four
! month school.
CHARLOTTE CROSBY.
Dear Aunt Betty:
There are seven children in
our school. We take a rest every
dav and then we color pictures.
I have a new afternoon reader.
I am in the second grade.
JULIA DYGERT.
Dear Aunt Betty:
We are twins. We are in
the first grade. We are learning
to count. We got a new book
Monday.
MAUREEN and EILEEN DYGERT.
Dear Aunt Betty:
I am in the first grade. I
can count to 100. with help. I
like to go to school. I can read
a book.-FLOYD CROSBY.
My Mammals Dead
Nv Mammals gone;
They told me she won't come
back. no more.
They said she went away at dawn,
And she's left us four.
I and Susie cried all night
Cause our mamma didn't come
and kiss us GOOD night.
She always gave us kisses and
I did so want some.
MY mamma. I want her so BAG.
She always sang to US
When we was hurt: and she Was
sad
When Tommy tried to cuss.
o. mamma. do come back!
I want you; I want you SO
much.
o. mamma. mamma. do come back
I want your sweet touch.
Mamma used to sit on the rod
That runs across the bed and
sing.
Ny mammals w with God,
But I want her, too.
BY MARJORIE ELLEN SIKKENGA
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-10-18
MARY SIMPSON, HARDIN
GIRL PLEDGED BY CHI OMEGA

Bozeman, Oct. 17.-Mary Stimp-
son was pledged by the Chi Omega
sorority at the close of rush week
activities at Montana State COL
lege. Seventy-five students were
pledged by the five women's
groups on the campus at the
State college.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-10-18
New Way to Hold Loose
FALSE teeth
Firmly in Place

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