davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1941-11-17

ccmpartieron con las tres tazas
de cafe que Sc tomaron por
banda.
Tampoco hay que decir que
antique nuestros heroes esta-
ban acostumbrados por demas
a la bebida desde la mas tier
ma infancia, ambos cogieron
una de aquellas cogorzas cpl
cas- que valieron a Pablito ell
alto sobrenombre con que lie
distinguia la elite de la mora
lila madrilena.
Sin embargo, nj uno nj otro
perdieron la gravedad Y la
compostura que corresponds
a dos perfectos burgueses
cuando celebran una fiesta.
La gaceta., 1941-11-17

Pablo, muy serene, tenien-
do no mas que hacer un gran
esfuerzo para que no Sc lie ce-
rraran los ojos, pregunt6 por
1ltimo al camarero:
Evening star., 1941-02-19
Benefit Cord Party
For Nativity Church

The annual card party for the
benefit of Nativity Church, spon-
sored by the League of the Sacred
Heart, will be held at $50 pm. next
Tuesday in the Nativity auditorium
5000 Georgia avenue NV.
The Rev. John Sheehy Is general
chairman, assisted by Mrs. Louise
Baron, Miss Helen Anthony, Mrs
Nora B. Lyons, Miss Margaret
Taugher, Miss Alcinde Gudgin. Mrs
Marguerite Landvoight, Mrs. Helen
Evening star., 1941-02-19
Deaths Reported

Josephine Simpson. OIL, 372o upton st. NV
Thomas p Fletcher, S5, Garfield Memoria
Hospital.
Frank G. Grove, "a. National HOMEOPATHIC
Hospital.
Peter Z. Harrison. 7e. 1882 Lymon pl n e.
Robert L; Cook. 7e United States Soldiers
Jessie M. Prosser. rs. 1853 Fairmont st
Harry L. stroh. rs. 741b Alaska ave.
Edith Preece. "a, 3sl6 4gth st. NV.
Elizabeth F. McLaury. 70, 4617 3sth st
Rodger o. Hsnlon. II. Providence Hospital
JohA c. Pollock. &c.. 1920 Upton st. NV
Mary r. Hollingsworth, go, / 500 q st. w
Harry Duvall. IS, Garfield Memorial Hos.
Wade Windsor. IS. Casualty Hospital.
Charles p. HUFF, SO, st. Elizabeth's Hos
Jennie whitney, 81. oallinser Hospital.
Matte W. Williams. 81, $3.50 s st. Sc.
Maria G. de Gomez, 6s. 1915 Ross pl. NV.
Bessie Z. Roberts, 65, 1880 Wisconsin ave
George g, Weed, IS. Walter Reed General
John J. Mcdonnell, As. 1909 Irving at. NV
Matthew @. Mcintyre, "A. 1850 Wisconsin
ave
ArthuI A; Ludke, 80. 1888 and st. ne
John @. Joyce. 3S, 1882 Longfeliow ST. n W
George W. Hadder. 33, Casualty hospital
Evening star., 1941-02-19
Marriage License
Applications

snd earGlsP tSs ~ L Ei BEolpgsss r. 5isa sth
CHARLES 4. W Waton, ton & IS. sss ssestS st st. se and
Fra FRANCES SeS NJ stuart 90 Statewide N. O.;
Marshall f IL! r. chewnins, che Ming 81. Arlington, Va.
Porter st. NV: the Rev. p. O. Helmin-
Lesnder D, syme, 43, s46s Macomb st., and
Marsaret H. Tanner, SO; the Skyline
Ames ths Ee$ ivaB 257 Bfanf IT. nv
Margaret B. Taylor. is. st. NV; the
=, Rev c. H Hamilton.
DrslnaEd, Insdo I'd is, is' both of Richmond. Va:
81. both OF Baltimore: the Rev. s. l. l.
George 6, Lawson. q. and Mary l. vsLar.
Aion4o AAH 4o'G ). q olds dso| U ST. NV the Rev.
Warren smallwood. 10. 1110 K St NV.
nnS F6e' REV }SsRsGd ReRsFd 7es arymss ls,h st
w1tt,m IF BaltIpoEs the Rev wIsy WsstTsS
Kragt ii. both Of 5000 Nichols o saeI awe. Sc. e.
the Rey Philip Goertz.
PaR Ruth 4 ncNieS $S Ra!ess Hos snd
the Rev. James e. cowhig. H"'u'
Charles I6a HsjITlssf SITa s. Is 4 Nsh Me- ave
ne: the Rev. M M, Perkins.
ForreStsr L, Raymond, "a, 1924 D st; ne.
ihs ane ssR ssR p E Pafs, Sa o' Providence R. L.
ASn MsrIh. o0ss r co.m. sg Ms ts;b and
Eugene F. n Bond ei 3. 3 " 7os iPstS ? St ne. and
IHs PorQ=hy thy Watts .bn3li 81 % sth St ne;
Wesley Y. Disney. u. 1925 10th st. NV,
and Virginia F. Smith, ] 9. Plaineld. N
y; the Rev. Frederick Brown Harris.
Louis Coppeler, 40. and Jeanivea Berkins-
had, 45. both Of 1910 r. l. ave. NV:
IaErehes LAWS v ASS.a &ar@sn asnhs 81. 47os 18th St
ne. and Frances B. Wood, ~. $50
N. c: ave. Sc. the Rev. J. s. Spence.
James Turner. 20. 27OI I4th St NV, and
Mildred A. Preinckert, 30, 292S l4th
st. NV; the Rev. Wilson Holder
NV. and Virginia M. Colvin. 49, 223O
California st. NV; the Rev. r. j.
Albert FeIidman. sb, and Celia L. Davidor.
35. both OF Baltimore; the Rev. o. II.
Metz.
Henry. B, Buck; IS. l74C p st. NV and
Gertrude !. Carter. 35 Burlington Hotel:
the Rev. @. FTeelAnd Peter.
Rockville.
Joseph Herd. 81. and Thelma NJ. Isom. 10.
both OF Washington.
Joseph Thomas Armfeld. 23, St. Denis.
Nd. and Mary Elizabeth conaway. 10.
Bethesda, Nd
George A, Shugarts, "a. Du Bois, Pa, and
Anna NJ Harris, 35, Washington
Evening star., 1941-02-19

Ray o, Smith. 10. walter Reed General
Hospital.
Claire Rita Jones. 10. sibley Memorial
Hospital.
Vivian Chamoulos. II, Children's Hospital
Infant Joan M Peters. Providence Hospital
Infant Robert Il. Brand, Children's Hos
pital.
Infant Robert A. Graves, Providence Hos
Infant Higbee. Providence Hospital,
Mary Proctor, rs, Freedmen's Hospital.
Charles Davis. 81. 456 N ST, NV.
Mary o. Delaney, So. 12l0-A CsToiours
st. s.w.
Marshall Thomas, so. Casualty Hospital;
James W Marlin. 80. Freedmen's HOSPITAL.
Gus Baity. 30, Gallinger Hospital.
Ida Jordan. b6. 214 D ST. NV.
Mary z. Mathews, So, 26l4 Sheridan I'd. Sc
Rosa Bailey, 53, Casualty HOSPITAL.
Edna Branham, 40. GallinRer Hospital.
Lloyd Walker, Al, Gallinger Hospital.
John Patterson. "a. Gallinger Hospital.
Mary Burr, 30 Gallinger Hospital.
Robert Smith. 90. Gallinger Hospital.
Alexander pameron. 20. Gallinger Hospital
Shirley A. Thompson, /, Freedmen's Hos
pital
Evening star., 1941-02-19
Births Reported

Oscar and Evelyn Allen. girl.
William and Eileen Archibald, girl.
Dudley and Virginia AiSt boy.
Sol and Gussie Berlin boy.
Robinson and Helen Bludworth, boy.
Thomas and Edith Barberio, twin boys.
Clinton and Lillian Clarke, girl.
Costa and Kathleen Chaconas, boy.
jacob and Roslyn Chlap, boy.
Frank and MaBie Donnelly. girl,
Dan and Nellie Droegemeyer, boy.
Milton Hp5o aan and nRss Rssie FfS Postein ff boy
Raymond and Kathryn Gaines, girl,
Robert and Helen Gingles, boy
Carl and Margaret HuSeman, girl.
Joseph and Dorothy Hathcock, boy.
Davtd and Mollie Kaplan, girl,
John and Christine Moore, boy.
Sidney and MarSare Marsh. girl.
Joseph and Mary Mahar, girl.
Michael and virginia Manelli,, airl:
Edward and Catherine Ryon, boy.
Walter and Erica Rothe, girl.
Milton and Evelyn Rossler, boy.
Earle and Helen Sears. girl.
Winston and Virginia Stratton, girl.
Genaro and Mollie Aratt boy.
Paul and Estella Bigley, boy.
John and Hazel Booker. boy.
Roosevelt and Phyllis McKissick, girl.
Fitzhugh and Esther Baskerville. girl.
George and Daisy Boyd, girl.
William and Gathering Csnady, boy.
Vincent and Marguerite Edmondson, boy.
Booken and Esther Jones, boy.
Franklin and Helen Everett, boy.
John and Kathryn Gatling, boy.
Harry and Carol Jackson, girl.
Irving and Ruth Jackson, girl.
John and Susie johnson, girl.
Arthur and Lavetta Johnson, boy.
Louis and Rosie Jones, boy.
Gabriel and Elizabeth Johnson. tr, boy.
Lester and Alverta Lewis, boy.
| Clarence and Odesa Mason, boy:
| Theodore and Berneter Moore, boy.
| John and Audrey Oliphant, boy.
Russell and Naomi Pennington. boy.
| John and Julia Proctor, boy.
John and Jane Russell. girl.
J Ralph and Naomi Riley tr,. boy.
Curtis and Martha Scott, boy.
Paul and Ruth Thompson. boy.
Evening star., 1941-02-19
Service Orders
ADnFvT

Calf 5'i 70 Fort '5 Ord. E Calf. it0" monterey
CAVALRY.
Lambert 1t Col. Joseph l.. from Chicago,
Ill. to Fort Knox KY.
wvsn to Il rOTf gG Bfnnns s2Sf5s @ Ca from Norfolk
Riley, Kans., to Washington. b. C.
INFANTRY.
Tupper;, 1t. Col. Joseph, l., from welch.
puTes VT L. e Col fa5sd'RS' TosG Rsn HI 1nf from Wash
lngton, D. C., to Hawaiian Depart
MfoS3meei oxn MAJ Altrsq lt, A. from Tulsa
Department to Camp Roberts. Calf Il
COAST ARTILLERY.
snley, pos0,l 1t Col joseph r. from Fort
Er!TS2n, TSftsr MAJ 4 RichqTd 4; from Fort
Melton. 1t. Col. Harry R, from Fort
Jackson, 8; G, to Columbia, S: c,
oSca CALI 1t GS5 Fort 'ead oTd e Calf from MONTEREY
Calf, to Fort Ord, Calf.
DENTAL CORPS.
Ogle. Capt. Merle w, from Monterey,
Calf. to Ford Ord, Calf
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Wash. to Fort Sill. Okla
Mott, Capt. George F.. from Fort Custer
Mich. to Washington, D. c.
ENGINEERS.
Burt. Maj REYNOLDS j. jrr.. from MacDin
silvsIs Yield viIst fla TO New York; y; Y, ,
bus Ohio. TO Fort Mason. Calf.
QUARTERMAsTER CORPS.
Grimaldi: Maj. Michael from Savannah
=, Airport. Ga. to sprngreld. Mo,
M0ElsG, wan Capt Harold u l. from Fort Lewis.
Johnson, First 1t Malcolm g.. from Fort
:, Riley rIS HANS; to FoTt ord, Can't
Jay N Y, to camp Bianding, I' Fla4 fO''
Bliven,. Second 1t. Harry s.. from Edge
wood Arsenal, Nd, to Camp BIandinE,
Blough, Second 1t Christy l.. jr, from
jefferson Barracks, Mo, to Fort Leonard
w9iog9 K6oS sscopd ID l. Pfg from Fort
Pase. Second 1t Wiifred z. from Balti-
RoTca more sHddoa Nd to Camp Lee Va.
y FSd SGOnS Va 1t TO chsTes bsnSsr W on from
Stevenson Second Ii. Edward H. from
M! Miller Field Field n W r Fort Jay. N y
jacobs, Second l., Il. William l. from Fort
Luis Obispo, Calf
Loes, Second 1t ,MurIand z from Fort
vs sStorY. Va, to Philadelphia, Pa,
George G. Meade, Md, to Camp Stewart,
CHEMICAL WARFARE SERVICE.
Labolle. Capt. Richard L. from McChor
Fleld Wash. TO Edsewood Arsenal Md
SIGNAL CORPS.
MiXSnn' Capt Howard W. from Omaha.
Nebr., 70 Wright Field Ohio
Hall, Second 1t. Phillip T. from Camp Ed
wards, Mass to Hawaiian Depa rtment
MEDICAL ADMINISTRATIVE CORPS.
Stuewsr. Capt Herbert P. from Denver,
Colo. to New Orleans La
Burgess. First 1t Noah, from Washington,
D C, to Fort Devens, Mass
PltLman, First II. John P. from Denver.
Colo. 70 New Orleans, La
Hort, Second 1t. Arthur W, from Wash
inEton. D. c. TO Charleston. s C
McHale. Second Ii. Vincent w, from
Evening star., 1941-02-19

Dickinson, 1t q. E) Clarence E, jr.. from
Pensacola; Fla, to q; s. s. Enterprise.
Henry. 1t q. 60 Walter r., from Pensa-
cola, Fla, to U. S. s. Lexington.
Locmis. 1t. q. g. Sam c.. ir.. from Navy
Department. to U. S. 8. Grenadier.
Rooney, 1t; q. 81 Carl W., from Pensacola,
Fla, to U. g. S. Wasp.
spicer. 1t. q. g. Henry O., jr,, from U. D.
9. Bowditch to U. s. s. Washington.
Aurand, Ensign Evan P, from Pensacola,
Fla. to U. 8. 8. Lexington.
Dufilho, Ensign Marion w, from Pensa-
cola. Fla, to q. 8. 8. Lexington.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Wrisht. 1t. q. g) Donovan G., from Pearl
Harbor, 7. H, to Destroyer Division Is.
SUPPLY CORPS.
Nixon. Ensisn Harold e, from Philadel-
phia, Pa. to Destroyer Division Is.
Evening star., 1941-02-19
NAVY
NV i.
RI-QEAE nE NANIG ArInI.

Jamison. 1t Comdr John W. from ousn-
tico. Va. 20 Transports, Patrol Force
Johns, II. Comdr; Lewlyn J. from Navy
department 10 U. s. s Salamonie
Department to U s. S Quincy
shea, 1t william ", from o. S. g. Lana
smith, Il james r, from U. 8. g. Breck.
lnridge to u s. 8. Dewey.
Bolles. 1t q. gD Frank C. jr-. from Pen.
sacola Fla. to U. S 8 SARATOGA
Evening star., 1941-02-19

Pigeons blood rubies are COM
manding higher prices than dia-
monds in England.
Evening star., 1941-02-19

Japan is listing every machine
made in the country.
Evening star., 1941-02-19

Murray, Mrs. 1r1na Joers, Mrs. Fran
els J. ODonnen, Mrs. Eleanor VIII
marth and Miss Marjorie Warren
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-19

barmeneen nno Der5eiben0en Site se-
geniiber oem gefaaenen Menidenge.
ihleht. Snton miB oarnm aIs prin-
3ipieiler @egner Der @naoe Ser grobe
Saiier bes gbriitusreides fein. Der
fortlebe,,oe anti-g -gbriftns oes foriIe-
benoen Gbriitns. Gbriitus- ilne gbri-
itenberioIeer. Der eigentlibe .Anti-
hriftns miro INNER Satan perion-
lib iein. Nber er bat pie gbriitus
als affe @briiti sl1 alien 3eiten iei<
men fibtbaren Steilpertreter.
Ser iteanertretenbe Mntidrift lit
nidt BLOB cine apofalpptiIhe Jieur.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-19
se;tt,ss1t Sen 10. sesrs 1871

@otiesreid nimmt fidb beut nod ans
tpie eime fIeine gt,flabe i'm Satans.
reibl aber ettpas lit bod ipobr bar.
an. Die Gbriftenbeit, niht bos @bri-
itemtl1m, lit bernat,iraliiiert Dor0en.
@ir niifien fie tDieoer periibernatiir.
Iiben. Die gbriitenbeit lit mas lie
iein ion ooer iie lit nidt. sic lebt
aus Der @naoe. gns @briitis, aus
ser FL. Meiie. aus oen 5oframenten.
9ns Maria. gus benl @ebet. Soer
fie lit nibt Die gbriitenbeit. Seoe
anoere Seufelsaustreibuns mag gut
enleint iein aber lie 1T pirfnngslos.
Nir miiiien a,tf Der gal5en 2inie al'-
rid CUR llebernatl,r. go aaein e,lt.
teufeln mir sic @elt.
8ir fonnen llidt bebanpten, bab
bieie ausselproden iibernatiirlibe lno
oarum ausgelproben ontiiataniibe
Sront ibon oie grobe Satiad)e oes
slbenolanoes lit. @s gibt oer Sbie-
fer nnb Der Sinfer 1,ob at piele I'm.
ter ben gbrilten, Die on beiben Ssron.
ten oienen tpollen. sl6er Dos tpiiien
mir: Dieie 5ront lit oie 9robe reli-
siole, politilde nno Io5iole Notlpen.
oiefeit bes slbenbla,bes, in1 Gergleib
81, Der alles anoere, mas nan inter.
ni,nmt, OILS Nebeniahe mo 8leini9-
felt alriidtretet n,,B. - Eralat SO.
bert HGber - ,,Sdilbnade."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-19

Son l,niterbliber nnb ,lmoerdnoerli=
der @ntIbloifenbeit. Satau mill bar
,,m nid)t mebr 2,,sifer ueroeu. Sic
mebr. Soton mia Satan bleiben. Sn
alle @,pigfeit. Dos eebort 3m ieinem
Scufcliein.
Sell Satonismus Maturolismus
lit, lit er ou6 sntidriitent,lm. Ger
Sodlnut geeen oen @ott Ser @nooc
miro aum SoB eesen ben 8ringer
uno SrGser ber @nooe, Seius @bri-
1tus. soton lit ser perionlide 5einS
Gbrilti uno bon allenl ,uos @briIh,s
gebort. Sein Sobfeino. gso6 ser
Meinung ber @ottesgelebrten mubten
sic @nsel pie bie Stommeltern, BE-
Dor iie 3ur Anl6ou,ng @ottes im
eieentli6en Sin,nel auselailcn wur=
oen, lire Eriifunssaufeabe beiteben.
9ieie Aufeobe beitano oarin, oob III
nen in elmer Giiion Gbriitus, Der
@ottmenib, ee5eiet ,,no tie 5u beiien
ancrfennung uno Mnbet,ng aufge=
forbert ipuroen.
@briitus uno Saton linb 6esme=
gen nnperi0bnli6e @egeniose. SSeius
lit aIs @ott Ser @naoe Der @ott Der
2iebe. Ser @ott Der idenfenoen, er-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-19
Der Gtif bts satamismns

felnng bes geritanoes. Cine Sii,oe
obne 2ei6eniboft. Cine falte 8iuens-
iiinbe. lln6 oar,rm cine Siinoe Der
Sotalitdt, Ser ganaen Eerionlibfeit.
llnb borum aud cine Siinbe, bic
mebr lit als poriibereebenber aft.
Cine Siinoe, bic ioaniosen 5,,r ue-
ienbaften Natnr miro. Sur Siinbe,
bie fein 3uriid mebr fennt, feine
geue. Cine Siinoe, sic inn Augen-
Bid, tpo iie eeihiebt, eleidlam BET.
lteinert, nm al bIeiben, mas fie lit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-19

@r tritt at atiem 3eiten anf. ct. So
bannes nno @aulus iaeen ous, oa6
er ldon our 3eit oer ltrfirde an
8erf tpar. @s lit INNER iene &raff
Die iib iibcr @ott uuo alles Seilige
erbebt, lid) in sen Sempel @ottes
ieet uno fit @ott aussibt' q. Ebeii.
9, 3 ff.). Gbriitus,piorieer 9taturas
lismns in Ieiueu bunoert tpedlelnoen
@ribcinungsformen. Nie aber trat er
70 ouseeiproden o,,f iuie bel,te. 9sie1
10 ielbitberrlid). Sic 10 pelasianiid.
80 enaoeniciuolid. 50 @eener al
ler ltebernatnr uno ser Sffen6ar,mg.
ltno oorlm nie 10 iatonii6.
Ser @eilt bes Satanislnus fann
uur iiberrpunben ,peroeu our6 Iein
@eeenteil. Ser Not,1ralismus nur
ourh ben. @cHt ser ltebernat,lr. 9as
6riftent,,m nur burb Sic 96riito-
ccntrif ser gon5en @eltanidaulmg
uno 2ebensauifaiiuns. Die oGnoni=
i6e Selbitberrlibfeit MIR 6urd cine
Gclieion aus ser @nabe. Mlio 5ront
oceen 6ront!
IS lit cine iibertriebene Mnflaee,
,penn man 9e9en oie moberne @bri=
itenbeit ben Sortpurf erbob: 9as
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-19

8ie cine 8erliner Nabridt Der
Aiioe. 8reiie beridtet, beloret oie fa-
tboliidbe @eiltli6feit in @robbeutib.
lano einen Sell ibrer 5eelioree NIT
,,nlotoriiierten &ir6en'': beiouoers
9eboute uno nit sllt6ren ausgeitat-
tete 4rtomobile. a..
Die oeutlben 8eborben baben BEN
Elan tros Der aage,neinen Sreibltoff.
S'ationierumg euteebeibe,t ba toiele
airden nad iiolierten Srten nno
peritrenten @arniionem fabre,, unb
sort @ottesbienlte obbalten.
Die GrieIter ii11o oleid5eitig ibre
cigeren Sabrer.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-19
8enm bas nidt bilft

Wenn bas nidf bilft -.
vSati, ,porlm i6,nierit bu oas
Del IN bie Siiranaeln?"
- "Damit Tie nid)t 10 freii6en.''
"Da fonnteit ou oo6 and infer
Dabp NAL olen.''
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-19

TIL du BAuuuSN. s.StuSt Http e"SJ wi
fen, per ct lit. Ser 9eliel lit oas
NpIterinm i,,iq,litotis, oas @ebei'n<
mis- ter 8osbeit. 8ir iperoen ME
bas @ebeimnis iciner gosbeit bis in
bie siefc ausidopien. Deun es lit
ein Neer. 3tpiiden ser Satansiiinoe
,mb Der Menideniiinbe miro immer
elm aberuno lieeen. Ser abgrrno
a,peier tpeientlid peri6ieoener Motu-
rem, ser rein-geiitigen nno Der GEL
ftig-forpcrli6en. Ser Menib miro nie
Seuiel. int eieentlid)en Sinne bes
@ortes, neil er nibt auf iener Sobe
itebt, sic nottpenoig lit, ,1m in cine
fol6e Siefe 5u fallen. 9tl,r Der @n9el
fonite Sellfcl iperOen.
8or,um lit 2ucifer Sotan 9eiuor-
benz 8ielo miro Dos Si6t 5l,r Sim
fternis, sic 2iebe gum Sob, oie
sbonbeit our 5ratc, oaS Sod)ltc 3nn1
Tieflter,, oos 8cite gum 8cneinlten?
2raifer mill meroen ipie @ott. "0eln
Soblten min ih gleid) iein' (Sl. IA,
13). 2uaifer lit ni6t sltbeiit. stbeiss
mus lit 8lo,be an cine urIo6loie
Nelt nno 2,rSifer lit piel 5u geidbeit,
nm oem llnlinu bes Mtbeisml,s 5u
perioIlcn. Notiirlide SnteIlieen5 ,no
oaou iibernotiirlihe Shou loiien i'm
@ott oIs sen ginen ,mo @in5igeM ben
@ipieen lno NbIolutcn, beu Seienben
idlcdtbin nit rm5mciielboiter &C.
,pibhcit erfenncn. Ser ihled)tbin Set
enoe obcr fam nidt geleugnet mer<
ben. @ott lit, lpcil ct lit. 2,,5ifer
mill bar,,m nibt @ott icin anItelle
@ottes. Nnd) nidt 8ott neben @ott.
Nbiolute 8otteleidbeit ipare iiir i'm
ebcnIo iuioerlinnig pic oie @ottlnlle<
feit oes sltbeismus.
Tim tpos gebt allo S,,5ifers Stre<
ben llnb gbrgci5? I'm bas 8ic=@ott<
ipcroen uno 5lpor 1m bas &lcz@ott>
,peroen aus cigenem &olleu ,mo Ell
qellcm &onncn. 8ott mad)te oen en'
gel gum crbabcnen @clit bon liberia
aenoer @rfenntnis lnb Groft. Gicle
ssntenieen5 nmb Gnergie gcbortc our
stotur oes @ngels, at icinen ipclen=
baften Sein. @ott sins aber in lelner
@iite tpeiter. Ct fiiete 5nr 9tot',r bie
llebernotur. 3u Sem, tuos 8clcn bcs
@neels lit, bas, mos bel ibm ME
mails tpeienbaft wcrben fann. 9as,
,pas @nooe 1T nnb @nooe bIeibt. 0ie
9eilnabme an Der sottliden Natir.
Die ainbldaft @ottes. 9os Sein wic
@ott.
Sier Iett 2,,3ifer elm. Selbltberr-
lid IGuft CT Stnrm seaen oas 8ort
@nooe. @os er lit, bas ,pia CT lein
BON iid ous. Aus eigemem 9onnen
nno @ollen. &raft iciner Not,,r!
&iht mebr Mno nidt iueniger. Gin
.eelbltgeiporoener nno Selbiteemad~
ter nit iener Soier icincs @eiens,
proteitiert er eegen sic ltebernotl,r,
inlofern lie niht etpos ltrei9enes,
fonbern et,pos ;Srenoes, et,uos &C.
acbenes uno nibt ettpas Grobertes
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3um erlten Male bat Die ieit
100 Sabren beItebenoe Niiiion San
Diego De Alcala in 9alifornien ei-
men ErieIter erbalten in Der Ser
ion bes &ep. CHARLES N. &aleD.
Ser BricIter priiit sic olte GIRO.
nit Der Miiiion. Die alte ipaniide
Neiiiion ,pnroe I'M Sabre 1859 ee-
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operation in Omaha a few weeks
ago and the doctor will not
consent to her leaving at pres
ent.
Mrs. N. E. Hannant, who has
been a house guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. E. Anderson for the past
three weeks, left Friday for
Great Falls, where she will Wis
it MIR. and Mrs. David Hannant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hank Saunders
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Saunders and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Hardy and
family, all of Gillette, Wyo., and
MIR. and Mrs. R. B. Saunders and
family spent Sunday on the
Dayton-Kane road.
Mrs. Hattie Larson of Powell,
Wyo., Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Har-
ris, MIR and Mrs. Cecil Ross
and son, Jimmy, and Miss jean
ne Mann attended the horse
show in Billings Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. v. I. Morris and
DR.. and Mrs. T.. L. Jaynes at
tended the Midland Empire fair
In Billings Wednesday.
The Rev. c. A. Bentley re-
turned Sunday from Camp wy
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and Mrs. F. S. Morrison. They
plan to be here until the end
of the month. Mrs. Kingsley,
Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Fisher and
Mrs. Morrison are sisters.
Mrs. Jessie Rowand returned
Wednesday from a several
weeks visit with her brother in
Seattle, Wash.
MI. and Mrs. Henry Kray, ST.,
returned Tuesday from a short
visit with their daughter, Miss
Johanna, who Is employed at
Seeley lake, near Missoula. j.
NOTICE - Better trade in
that old radio, refrigerator or
washing machine while you can
still buy on easy installments,
but you will have to act quick.
Free demonstrations. Liberal
trade = in allowance. Hardin
Hardware, Phone 6.
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oba, the wyoming summer as
sembly at Casper. Last Sunday
he gave the sermon at the
First Baptist church at Gillette.
Wyo. Rev. Bentley announced
that services at the Burgess
Memorial Indian Mission in
Crow Agency will be as usual
next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Egnew
and family of Laurel spent the
weekend in Hardin at the home
of MI. and Mrs. D. L. EgneW.
Garold Fish has been i'll the
past few days.
Miss Marilyn Kelly was a
guest of the Misses Jean and
Janice Kelley for a few days
last week in the Little Big Horn
canyon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hogan
and Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Cool
spent Sunday in Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. I. Morris and
son, Jimmy, returned Sunday
from a weeks vacation on the
Boulder.
Mrs. Howard Wagner and
daughters, Donna and Marilyn
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Mrs. Art Ebeling and daughter,
and The Rev. and Mrs. Earl
Goodman left Monday for a va
cation in California.
EVERY Friday and Saturday
you can get 6 Pal photos for
Csc and a 10c credit coupon for
an enlargement at the Hardin
Photo Service. 33-tf
FARMERS UNION dance at
Foster hall, Aug. %. 33-1
Mrs. Jack Helmann and son,
Jackie, spent several days this
week visiting relatives and
friends in Ryegate.
Mrs. M. J. Kingsley of Nor
canton, N. c., Mrs. Donald AMI
derson of San Diego, Calf, and
Mrs. Leo Fisher and daughters,
Peggy and Jean, of Minneapolis,
Mimi, are house guests of MI.