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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-05
Ryan Track Coach

The Watertown high school track team has started it's spring training under the direction of John Ryan. Thirty-five boys are training with four lettermen back.
 Seven meets have been booked for the season with four of them on DeLand field. The schedule fol- lows: April 27, Connecticut relays at Connecticut University, Storrs; May g, Ridgefield high school here; May 16, Berlin high school in Ber- lin; May g, Seymour high school here; May 29, Southington high school here; June "5, Torrington high school here; June 8, Connecti- cut state meet in New Haven.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-05

A daughter was born at the Wa terbury hospital Tuesday to MT. and Mrs. John McCleary of Echo Lake road.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-05

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Con- gregational church will sponsor a bridge party and tea in the church house the afternoon of April 23 starting at ?. All persons wishing to reserve tables may call a mem Der of the committee composed of Chairman Mrs. Clarence Booth; as- sisted by Mrs. Stanley Barnes, Mrs. George Mattson, Mrs. Frank M. Reinhold, Mrs. John Linsky, Mrs. Leslie Cummings and Mrs. Raymond Parker.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-18
Ans Der Sdjnle

9ie Sdiiler Iernen Die beridie6e.
men &leibunesitiide i6reiben:
Ser 2ebrer min iest auf Dos 8ort
n9anbibube" fommen.
.Nennt mir iett bas &Ieionnesfiiid
fir Die 9Gn6el''
Srib rief: ~Die SoientaIden, &err
2ebrer."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-18

Co., Dis.'. = Verlangen Sic freie Broschaere
aeiten su berIbiebenen ssabres5eiten
Iitatt. Sn fait ieoem 0ionat oes gan.
5en eSSabres finoen @rnten in irecno.
|einem 2anbe Ser 8eIt ftatt. Sm ssa-
nuar erntet man in Areentinien, @bi.
le, Horoa,,itralien 1no IeuIeeIon0.
SIN Sebrrar in snoien. Sm 9ars in
SberagDpten, Beriien, &leinafien,
SDrien, &nba llno Merifo. Sssm Mai
in Seilen bon ben amerifaniI6eu
SHoitaaten, in Eeilen bon Siibame-
rita, in CHINA ,mb Sapan. SIM ssnni
in Stalien, Siioamerifa, in China
uno Sapan. SIM sunni in Stalien,
[Siioamerifa 1lnb i'm @eiten ser Ser.
Staaten. SIN Suli in beridieoenen
Staaten Imerifas, in Horbfranfreib,
Seiterreid, ltnaarn, Siiorublane nnS
i'm groBen Sell bon &anaoa. SIM au-
9uit in 9eutidlano, SoIlano uno 8el.
glen, in England, in etliben GciIen
Sranfreibs nno in fleineren Teilen
Ganaoas. SS,n September in Horb.
ruBlanb, in Sdtpeoen uno Noripeaen.
SIN Sftober in Beru. SIM Hobember
in Siioafrifa uno i'm 9eoember in
Siioauitralien.
- s.. g., Su.
@s ift beutautage billiaer, 6as fer.
tige v8lue Brint" "-Bapier an fonten.
Benn .Sie es abet ielbit berItellen
ipollen, 10 bolen sic iid aus Der Mpo-
tbefe Serriammoni,tmcitrat (Serric
ammonilim gptrate) nuo Jerricpan-
falinm (8otaiiium Serric gponate).
Son eriterem mabt man cine 20pro.
5entige uno bon letterem cine 25pro-
5entige 2olung, tut ieoe 20iung ein-
5eln in cine Jlaide unb be,pabrt iie
i'm 9unfeln auf. Gum @ebrau6 mi-
ibe, man 5 Seile Ser erIten nno 3
Seile Der alueiten 2oiune unb beitrei.
tbe oa'nit elm glattes Bapier. 5obalo
oas Eapier i'm Sunfeln eetrodnet ift
- mas nur einige Minuten nimmt -
fann man es 5u fogenannten 8lue
Srints ODER al1d aum &opieren bon
photographer eebrauben, 5. +. man
tue es in ben &opierrobmen (8rint-
ing 5rame) in berlelben @eiIe pie
oas pbotograpbii6e Bapier, in eneem
&ontaft nit Dem Neeatib. Mtan Ia1ie
Die Crude an ser Come aie,nlib
onnfel perben uno tpai6e fie Damn in
reinem, falten Bailer ob. 8as bon
Der obigen Mfifbung iibrig iit, siebe
man tpeg, oa es iid nidt bGlt. Die
beioen 2oiungen beben iid aber ee.
trennt langere 3eit auf.
- Mrs. 6. s., NaH. -
lin 8affer gum 8oiden eeeisneter
at MAIDEN, bermiidt man basielbe
nit Sooa ooer 9orar. 3um 8ai6e-
maiden 1T 1ebteres borau5ieber, >peil
es Die 8ai6e tpeiBer mabt. Wan
nimmt cine quite San6bon BorarpuI.
ber ouf 80 big 40 0uart fodenbes
8afer. &u6 tpenn sic ettpas mebr
8orar nebmen, idaoet es Der 8Gi6e
nidt, poeegen Soba Ieidt idaolid
tpirft. .a..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-18
M. ct, q. q.

We Namen Der bler5cbn ytotbelfer
finb: Die Seiligen DionDlius, Nlalins,
Grosmns, Georeilis, gbriitopborns,
Hantaleon, gitns, adatims, gritn.
dius, gDriafns, Ggi6iug, antbarino,
Barbara lino Mnreoretba.
q. g., Mc.
@egenpartig berbalt iib Der @eIb-
inert atpiiben Dollar, Marf nn6
Jranc ettpn ipie folet: 100 a,nerifani-
fbe Dollar finb $50 oel,tfbe Neihs-
mari ooer 5000 fron5oiilde 5rancs..
6. g., Sn.
ginen iebr einfaden unb binigen
bemifden .5ire grtingnilber" f0nnen
Sic Iid felbit onf foIgenbe Neife ber-
1tellen. Oian loft 20 Hfunb getpDbn-
libes Gobial5 nit 10 Yfunb amn,o-
mia il, so Quart 8niier auf ,tnb flint
bic Yiid)nne in anartflafden bon
biinnem @laie aIio getpobHlid)e
Milhflaihen biirften geuiigen. Dieie
5laiden n,iiiien gut berforft l,no ber-
fiegelt onfbetpabrt iuerben, nnb tpenn
Elm Seiler ansbribt, ipirft man einiee
Der 5lafben 10 in bic SIanme l,no
beren nmeebuns, bob fie aerbreden;
Die oann mlsflieBenbe Miidung .lOibt
fleine 8ranbe iebr ibnen.
- Mrs. g. 3d. Nb.
Mir baben tpieberbolt auf bie}e
tpiorigen farrifaturobnliden 9eiIieen-
biloer anfmerfiam een1abt Ser
Neltfrieg, Der banlals auf aIle1 &C.
bieten cine ME baeeipeiene @eiites-
beruirrnug per1lriadte, bat aud III
Der Malerei ,,nanenloie" Brooufte
nenfbliden g8abnpises berborge-
braht, bic aud auf bie relieioie Wa-
lerei nibt obne einflnB eeblieben
fino. Die Sndt nad Neuenl bot at
@rtrenten gefiibrt, al Diberlidenl
6enIationen- -Siiblidem uno 8u iiber-
triebenem 9erb-Ganbem. Man Bot
bic beioen grtrene nit oem beaeib-
nenben Ausoruf niiiBIiber Ritid'
linb ,berber &itib" eefenu5eibnet.
60 fon1n1t es, oaB man iebt nod, ieIbIt
IN fatboliiden relieioien Sbriftiper-
Ten 1omentlib in Deiltiblono ee-
Drildten Seilieenaeitalten finoet,
Die nebr Sssoioten- ODER gerbreder-
figlren oarftelleu. Das 1T ninbeitens,
ilnnatiirlid) unb cine ditbetiibe WiB=
geburt. Die nueiiten Seiligen tparen
forperlib uno geilnobeitli6 normal,
aIle aber cole 1no ibeaIe MenIben.
Sic baften @nergie nnb gbarafter.
Sic iparen gauge Berfonlibfeiten. gs
lit finniuibrig iino abftoBeno, folbeI
gribeinungen in tolpelbafter, blooiin-
niger 9alt1ng ooer nit geometriibem
Ga1tenibdbel, ftierem Slid nnb per.
5errten 3iigen ipieber5ugebe,. Nir
reoen bod BEL Seiligenfieuren bon Ell
nem bl,rdgeiitigten Nntlis, bon beleel-
ten Sdnben, bon ebelpiirbiger Gal
lung. 9lud Die originellite &unlt barf
an oieier indIid berebtigten gribei-
nllng beiIieer Menfden nidts dnoern.
geraerrte SeiligenoariteIlnngen iino
cine S6mad fir bas 9eilige unb CIR
iuiir6ige llnb nirfen ieIbft alif ungebiI=
bette lino unberbiloete Meniben ab@to-
bend.
0aan 6arf nidt bereeiien, ooB man
ben &inbern ,,itr gbles l1n6 Sdones
i
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-18

DerO1Mlldfeit - DDSpeplie -. Die
edit belitIde Samsfral, iDelde nod
ii11nler Die bon ibrer .altnooii6e,l"
Mntter iiberlieferten einfaden, frdf-
tigen iino ibntadbaffen &iihen. li,lb
Rodmetbooen befolgt, tragt on5u bel,
ben gei,n6en Sinn bes golfes beiaa.
bebaIten, ipeIder iih eesen oioeie afa-
oamliden God. ,ino @eiunbbeits-
Wo6enorreteien aafbGunlt.
Selbit gefobt ln,b ielbIt gebadt,
SIT, mas ben Weniben fraftig
,nabt!
- $. Ct, Jla. - .
gs sibt eetpifie spnptome, Die auf
elm inneres 2eiben fblieBeu laiien ,,nb
ein gutter, erfabrener Arat tpeib iie
au beute,1, allein es eibt biele 2eute,
Die bel ee,p0bnliben &opfidmeraen,
@lieberreiBen, @iidentpeb, Steben in
Seite unb l1uterleib eleib auf elm
Ihiperes 2eioen fblieBen 5u miiiien
glallben ino gum Arat Iaufen. Sn ben
aDermeiiten 5dllen iino bies llnpdb-
li6feiten, Die bon elmer berfebrten 2e-
bensipeiie ODER elmer fleinen @rfal=
tl,ng berpiibren. Sn BEN mel ten Sal
len laiien iib bieie itedenoen Sdmer-
gen in &opf, 9fiiden uno Seiten ourh
Heiben, 2neten, Glopfen ober @in-
reiben beieitigen. Snnere ftedenoe
Sbmer5en fom,nen in BEN meilten
Sallen bon Masenblabuneen, Beritops
flung ano Anfiillnng bon @alen. au6
in bieien 5auen belfen oben genannte
Mittel leidt l,nb ibnea bariiber bin=
meg. anoere lebeI fonmen bon
Mansel on 8lutairf,1Iation. Da bilft
cine CUTE Naiiage, bic man burb &ei=
ben, &neten, &lopfen unb iosor ourd
8iiriten betperfitellieen fann. 9a-
ourb tperben bic Sautporen ee0ffnet
unb Die llnreiniefeit Der &aut ent-
fernt. @s biloen iid taeIid Sduppe,,
Staub un6 slnitedlmgsfeime bon au-
BEN auf Der Saut. 8eim 8aonebmen
foute man itets cine ibarfe 8iirite
gebra,t6en, ebenio cine f6arfe &opf=
biirte. 9aour6 miro Die Stoffpe6iel=
tdtigfeit Der Salt belebt nnb Die III
Der Saut eineebetteten Nerpenforper-
6en geitarft.
nniere alten oeuti6en Sausfrauen
fannten fir alle bieie fleinen llebel
elm gutes @allsmittel nno batten ibre
&rauterbeilmittel an Der &ano. Sic
poren eeiuno ,mo >puroen alt -
obne 9rst. Selbltperltanbli6 f0nnen
ernfte 4ranfbeiten nno @ebreden
nidt burd Sausmittel gebeilt iper-
oen, lno iude man Ole Silfe zines
suten, gepiiienbaften ar3tes.
- 9. M., ..
Srotoem bic tuabren 3ultGnoe in
Dem bon ben Soipiets beleeten Eeile
golens nidt befanntgeeeben ,peroen,
lpeib man, baB bereits fura nad Der
8eietung iiber cine balbe Million So
len nad Sibirien transportiert tpur-
ben. @s tuurben ganae Sanilien ab=
transportiert. Sp6ter tpuroe bas
SDiteln geanoert. 9ie Ginoer ,peroen
iebt bon ben @ltern getrennt uno in
bolidepiitiide S6ulen sebradt, tpGb-
reno Die @ltern berididt tperoen. Die
8erididung miro rob burbeefubrt
Habrung miro auf cine 8ode ooer
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Dis 8a;ieafre,nS

ten nli0 Mefl1d)lide Mbnornnlfafeft, Die
Seiliae borItelIea 1oIlen, ertpeden aitf
reIigioie un6 nidtreligi0le BefdGuer
|nottpenbig Mbfheu ODER bod faIIhe
Begriffe unb fino elm Mereernis fir
bie 6btpoben ltno aIeinen.
gerilibten sic bas 8nd ,inb geben
Sic Sbren ainoern elm 8nh nit bib
Iben BiIoern, ipelhe 5ar Mnonht
ftinmen unb bas finolide @enliit Der-
eoeln.
- ST. ., SG.
gsad Or. Otto 2,,eb, 9ireftor Der
5taatsnrdibe in NebnI gitlan0,
|itanunt Nlfre0 Gofenberg, Der natio-
nolio5ialiitiide gropbet bonn ,,gh,t
nno 8oben"- -gpaneelium bon Snoen,
MongoIen ,,no Slanen ab. 5ein
@roBboter Martin Rofenberg ipar i'm
Sabre 1887 in giga geboren. @r
mar elm 2ette, 5. +. elm Slatpe. 5eine
Mntter, Caroline Sire, eeboren i'm
Sabre 1867 in ct. Hetersbure, nar
5ran50iin. Ser gater ieiner @roB=
mutter ipar ein ,nongoliiber Sflabe
in GnBIanb. 9ie @roBmutter ieines
@roBbaters mar cine Siibin. Ser
Sournali5t S3ea bot bieie bofumen-
tarifben Mneaben ben Miniitern 5rid,
Meuratb, @0ring, @obbels uno @iirt=
ner ,,nterbreitet, nit Der geriideruna
er itebe fir bic gbtbeit biefer Anea-
ben bor irgenbeinem Tribunal Elm.
llnb Ser sube MIfreo 3oienberg lift
Ser Muserpdblte 9itlers, Der berufe,t
puroe, bas offiaielle Neubeibentum
oes Dritten Reihes au beariinben ,,nb
ibm Die Nege at ebnen. @r iit a,.f
tpeltanidaulibem nno f,iltnrpoliti-
idem @ebiete Der ne,.e Bropbet.
- s. @m. 3D., NaF. ~
Nan fann ei,,en Cordial nbne De=
itiuation bon ireenbeinem SbIt ooer
irgenoeiner Srudt maben ssSn Sbrem
San fonnen sic 3ipetiben ooer
Bflaunen bertpenben. Siillen Sic Ell
ne auartflaide baIb bon nit euten1
trinfbaren &lfobol ooer eatem
8rauftipein unb ben &eit set Sla-
ide anf NIT serquetidten 3uetiben.
gerforfen Sic Die 5laibe leibt uno
ftellen bieielbe etipa oipei @o6en on
einen 1parmen glas. 9as @emiid
muB taglid etlidbe Male gut burtbse-
ihiittelt iperben. gaab etliden $50
,den lit bas @etranf senieBbar. Sic
fonnen nun bas @an5e bnrbiieber
1no lltftbidt berforfer, ober anb Sic
ganoe Wifduns i1nfiltriert aufbetpab=
rem. Gum @ebralib binbet man beint
ausgieben ein feines giid) INN ben
Sals Der 5laibe uno beri1liebt Damn
ipieoer Iuftbidt. s.
- Wif y. @., 8a.
@s ipiirbe ilns au ipeit fiibren, in
nnierer 9lnsflmftsipaIte aIerlei &ob=
re5epte 81, ber0ffentliden. Die n,o=
berne aobfunft lit i,nierer Mnfibt nod
in allerlei 8affiniertbeiten aaisgeartet,
i1no nidt INNER a,lm 8eften bes Ma-
gems. @eipiB bat oie n1oberne Wii1en=
fdaft bieles fit Soft, SDeiene uub
Berbelierung Der 2ebensipeile getan,
bat aber oesba1b nidt bieI mebr er<
reidt. Die Weniben fino nibt eeiiin>
Der nnb frdftiger aIs fie friiber ipa-
rem. ltniere bobgelebrten NlerSte brin=
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Vielleicht kennen Sic die dump
fen Leiden und scharfen Schmer-
zen in den Gliedern nnd Muskein,
die Tage und Naechte eur Quail
werden lassen. Unsere beruebmte
Medizin kann womoeglich Ihrem
Fall helfen. LOPUR ist rein,
billig und seit 20 Jahren er-
folgreich angewandt worden. Er-
kuniigen Sic sich noch heute!
Madame He'll Ammon's Herbal
Medicines, 1eS3-S6 Penn Ave-,
Pittsburgh, Pa. hesbai Medicln,
Co.. DtstP. 49, Verlangen Sic
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-18
- g. s., DHa.

Da in beribiebenen 3onen zines
2anoes nn0 nod mebr in berfdiebe-
men grbteilen Die Ee,,perat,ir ber-
i6ieoen 1T. 10 finoen al.h pie grnte.
Evening star., 1940-08-05
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

In times OF peace, thousands OF
tourists in Great Britain 60 to see
Hadrian's Wall. Much of it has
fallen to ruin with the passing of
time, but enough is left to make it
interesting to a visitor.
The wall is more than 1900 years
old and dates back to the time when
the Romans were in control OF
most of Britain"
The Romans did not rule the
northern part of the island. That
part was in the hands of wild
tribesmen." They belonged to the
white race, but were hardly better
civilized than the olden American
Indians.
The tribesmen were chiefly
Caledonians or Picts. At that time
the Scots had not settled in North
ern Britain.
The Romans had towns and
camps in many parts of England.
The Picts, on the other hand, lived
chiefly in what we now call Scot
land.
Quite often there was border
trouble" The Picts and the Romans
did not agree on the boundary line.
The Romans of that time were
supposed to be the hardest fighters
Evening star., 1940-08-05
Don't Take Ny
Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
So
A code signal of distress.

A code signal of distress.
From Detroit: Is it true that
sos is an abbreviation for Save
our ship" or Save our souls"?-
D. D.
Answer: No. sos, call for help,
was adopted in 1912 by the Radio
telegraphic Convention. The letters
do not stand for any words. They
are used because they are easily
transmitted and received. The con-
tinental code signal Is e.. ..---
;" described by radio and tele-
graph operators as "dit dit dit, dab
dah dah, dit dit dit"
SOS superseded COD, which is
thought by some to have meant:
Come quick! Danger!" But COD,
like sos, is not an abbreviation
and has no verbal significance.
Question: What does SAFARI
mean and how is the word pro-
nounced?-L. M.
Answer: Safari, as used in East
Africa, means journey or caravan,
especially hunting expedition.
The word is said to be from the
Arabic.
Correct pronunciation: First
Evening star., 1940-08-05
Romans Cut Britain With Wal

the need for the wall, and ordered
it to be prepared.
Hadrian's Wall stretched across
the island, from the Solway Firth
to Tynemouth, on the shore of
the North Sea. 1t had a length of
1917 miles. Parts of it were 10 feet
high, and 8 feet thick.
On the northern side of the wall
a big ditch was cut by the Romans.
In some places this ditch was IS
feet deep and IS feet, wide.
Towers were built along the wall.
They were one Roman mile apart,
which is somewhat less than an
English mile. There were 80 of
these towers, and they served as
lookout stations" for the Romans.
For history section Of your scrapbook.)
If you want . free copy Of the
leaflet entitled BACKGROUND Of
European War;" send me q s.
cent stamped, self addressed en-
velope In care of The Evening
Star.
I~e&e Ra4
Tomorrow: painted People"
Evening star., 1940-08-05

west LED the seven OF diamonds,
dummy played the ten, and East's
queen forced out my ace. The lead
had removed one of my entries, so
had to abandon the plan to ruff
two hearts and hope for a double
ton spade king in the West hand.
But there was chance If East held
all the heart picture cards.
Accordingly, I took the spade
finesse and drew three rounds of
trumps. The ace and queen of
clubs were followed by a club finesse
through West. and two more clubs
let me discard my diamonds
"The last club caught East in the
old pincers! If he blanked the king
of diamonds, I could ruff a diamond
to set up dunmy's jack. He there
fore came down to two hearts,
whereupon I cashed the heart ace
and ruffed the heart to set up my
ten of hearts.
After the hand was over, my
partner claimed most of the credit
for having bid the hand so 'astutely.'
discreetly reserved my own opin-
aon!"
But we don't reserve ours. North's
bidding was as atrocious as Mr..
Eskins play was excellent-and
that's saying plenty, since the play
was brilliant.
X
Saturday you were Merwin Maier's
partner and, vulnerable against non
vulnerable opponents. you held:
A8752
V53
1895
@Q63
The bidding:
Jacoby You Schenken Maier
- Pass 10 "A
INT Pass 81 Pass
3NT Pass Pass Pass
What did you lead?
Answer-Lead the two of spades.
That tells your partner you have
four spades, or possibly three to an
honor.
Score 100 per cent for the spade
deuce, 80 per cent for the diamond
jack.
Question No. SIT.
Today you are David Bruce Burn
stones partner and. with neither
side vulnerable, you hold:
AJ4
0J 9 S 4
bAQJ5
%K73
The bidding:
Burnstone. Schenken You Jacoby
10 Pass co
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
tReleased by the Bell Syndicate. Inc)
Evening star., 1940-08-05
An Unusual Squeeze

when the dummy was spread"
writes Jim Eskin of Baltimore, Il
realized what a pickle my partners
super-optimistic bidding had put
us in"
North dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
Evening star., 1940-08-05

choice, SUFF-uh-ree; second choice,
suh-FAH-ree.
Capitals indicate syllables to be
accentedD
For . personal answer to your
questions about words, send =
stamped g cent, self-addressed
envelope to Frank Colby, care
Of The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1940-08-05

in the world, but the Picts were
able to put up a fierce battle. Be-
fore Hadrian's Wall was built, they
often made raids on Roman camps
and villages.
The Roman Emperor Hadrian
visited Britain. While there, he saw
Evening star., 1940-08-05
JOLLY POLLY
A Little Chat on English
BY JOS. ]. FRISC

Dy jus. j. FH1SCH.
B. B.-"I bought a magazine" Is
the correct form, not "I took and
Evening star., 1940-08-05
Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.
PICNIC COMFORT

david Bruce Burnstone, Merwin D.
Maier, Oswald Jacoby. Howard Schen-
ken, worlds leading team-of-four, in
ventors of the system that has beaten
every other system in existence.)
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-08-15
$1TSi@8

The public is cordially invited
to attend.
Soul" is the subject of the
LesSon-Sermon which will be
read in all Churches of Christ,
Scientist, on Sunday, August
10, 1910.
The Golden Text is: Come
and hear, all We that fear God,
and I will declare what he hath
done for my soul" (Psm. 66:16).
Among the citations which
comprise the Lesson-Sermon is
the following from the Bible:
MY Soul, wait thou only upon
God; for my expectation is
from him. He only is my rock
and my salvation: he is my de-
fence; I shall not be moved"
(Psm. g.: S, g..
The Lesson-Sermon also in
cludes the following passage
from the Christian Science
textbook, Science and Health
with Key to the Scriptures" by
Mary Baker Eddy: Soul is the
substance, Life, and intelligence
of man, which is individualized,
but not in matter. Soul can nev-
er reflect anything inferior to
Spirit. Man is the expression of
Soul (p. 477).
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-08-15
Establish Wildlife
Station In Utdh

The establishment of q
wildlife research station at Og-
den, Utah, to perfect a clear
understanding of deer-livestock
relationships on western ranges
was reported to Secretary OF
the interior Harold L. Ickes to-
day by the Fish and Wildlife
service.
Clarence M. Aldous, biologist,
=; who for the past S years has
headed the Maine Wildlife Co.
operative Research Unit, will be
transferred with headquarters
at the Intermountain Forest and
Range Experiment station, o.
den, Utah, where he Will COOP
crate with the U. S. Forest Ser
vice and other federal and
state agencies in the develop
ment of a research program de-
signed to study the relations OF
deer and livestock on western
ranges.
He will also resume investi-
cations begun in Utah in 1890
dealing with the economics of
rodents on range-grass produc-
ton and with rodents as a fac
tor in soil erosion.
The work will attempt to learn
the maximum rodent population
that can be carried on a range
without being economically de-
structive and, also, to determine
at what point control measures
are warranted.
John Pearce, biologist who
worked on forest wildlife rela-
tionships in New England with
headquarters at the Northeast
Forest Experiment station, New
Haven, Conn.,, will become the
new head of the Maine Cooper
alive Wildlife Research Unit,
with headquarters at the Uni
versity of Maine, Orono.
Continues Investigations
in Northeast
AS new leader of the Maine
Cooperative Wildlife Research
Unit, Pearce will continue in
vestigations in various forest
wildlife relations. He will also
assist in directing the training
of advance students and carry
on research projects on game
and fur species and types OF
plant management peculiar to
New England. He will continue
to direct projects formerly car
rled On from New Haven.
The cooperative unit is spon-
sored by the American Wildlife
Institute, the Maine Inland
Fish and Game Commission, the
University of Maine, and the
Fish and Wildlife Service
Pearce has had wide experience
in the northeast. He previously
headed the cooperative work al
the Forest Experiment Station
in New Haven.
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NOTICE OF CLOSE OF REG
ISTRATION - GENERAL
EJECTTON

Notice is hereby given that
the registration for the General
Election to be held on Tuesday,
November S, 1910, will close on
Saturday, Sept. 81, 1910 at S
o'clock pm.
All electors are hereby not
flied that if they reside within
ten miles of the court house in
Hardin, Montana they must reg
lister by appearing before the
county clerk at his office on
any day except legal holidays,
between the hours of 9 am.
and 5 pm.
Any elector living more than
ten miles from the court house
in Hardin may register by ap-
pearing before any notary pub
lie or justice of the peace with
in the county, or by appearing
before the deputy registrar ap-
pointed by the board of coun-
ty commissioners to register ell
ectors in his own precinct, or
before the county clerk.
Any elector having voted an
absent ballot at the last gen.
eral election must re-register on
or before the date of the close
of registration stated herein.
Any elector having moved
from the place where originally
registered must have his regis
tration transferred to the pre-
cinct in which he now lives.
Dated at Hardin, Montana,
Aug. IS, 1910.
HARRY E. COX.
County Clerk and eX-officio,
Registrar of Big Horn County,
Montana.
Pub. Aug. IS, %, 20 Sep. 5, 12)
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NAMED TO COMMITTEES

Don A. McKinnon, state high
way engineer, and Lee M. Ford
OF Great Falls, chairman of the
highway commission, have been
appointed to the administrative
committee of the American AS
ISOLATION of State Highway Of
ficialS. Other highway depart
ment officials appointed to com
mittees of the association are
Scott P. Hart, maintenance en-
gineer; D. l.. Cheney, construc-
ton engineer, and George Poore,
Reconstruction engineer.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-08-15

at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, or on credit
not exceeding one year, all Of
the right, title and interest of
the said James H. Doyle, de-
ceased, in and to the following
described property situated in
Big Horn County, Montana, to-
wit:
An undivided one-siXteenth
interest in and to Lots one
to eight inclusive 1-8) and
the south half of the north
half of Section Six in Town.
ship Two South, Range
Thirtv-two East Gots 1-8,
and SINE Sec. 6, 2S-32E);
An undivided one-eighth in
terest in and to the North
east Quarter of Section
Thirty-four, Township Two
North. Range Thirty-three
East (NE4 Sec. "a, 2N-33E)..
Dated this 18th day of August
1910.
E. J. BLAIN,
AS Administrator with the
will annexed.
pub. Aug. 80