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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-14
1apanS G~rebermnes.
pelttte

Mit Stauncn nimmt man tpabr.
tuie srob Die 2iteratur eetpeien lit.
in ser Die brutaIe Ma9tpoIitit bon
Nearl Sarbor ansefiinoiet miro.
Mir baben in 6ieien Spalten auf Die
amcritaniide 2iteratur b~ingepieien.
Sic cine iolhe &altuns norauseeiast
bat. @ir buben eeleeentlih aud Ole
Sdriit bon Gotta Sibimaru ertuGbnt
Die 6en erfolgreiden Mngriff Der Sa'
paner auf Die britiiden Yoiitionen
i'm StiQen Saean borausiaet. 81
u~nierer l1eberraidung erfabren hi,
icst, oab audi ieit Sabren ein Bud
eriitiert, in Dem in sonoerbeit be,
0ampf 5tuiiden Sapan un6 Sen Der
einigten Staoten bebanoelt tpirb. O.
banoelt iid I'M Elm Bud BON 2iIior
6. &aan, einem Mitelieo Der natio'
rulaItiidcn Gebeimorgdniiation bes
lSHJnaraen Oraden. bas unter BEN
Iitcl rSou Sapan SLAMS to Sin
= lcioer crit nod YearI &arbor :
in ensliider Sprade beroffentlid'
tporben lit.
&ilioo 6. Saan betont sic Be6eu'
tung. Sic Guam unb sic Pbilippi'
men in Dem 3ampf ieines @nterIan,
bes gegen sic 8ereinigten Staaten
babcn tuerSen. Ct iett als ieIbitper'
itdnolid boraus, oaB bier Die 8e'
miibungen bes 4rieses einieten Mill.
len uno oaB Manila nidt bon De,
See Der. ion6ern. nie es tatiddlid
geideben lit. bon Ser 2anoieite &C.
1ommen miro. Sen tapferen @ioer'
itano ser Entertainer in 8ataan uni
gorregioor bat ser MMtor freilid
nidt porausgeieben. @obl aber be-
font er. bob Sen groben Seeidlah'
ten un6 Dem Nngriff auf uniert
&%emiipbdre Die Groberung Nieoer'
Neutrality-suspicious. ~porauseeben miiiie
nm 6eiien Selidase in Den gntidei'
blnsstdmpfen benuten gu fonnen
Wad ieiner D~ariteQung fin6 bas 3iel
Der gu ertpartenoen eroBen iapanii1'
en- Sperationen &atuaii mnb Der ga.
mama 3anal. ser in 3ufunft unite,
Die aontro1e Sapans tommen uns
10 einen 6auernoen Sell aspiider
Morb- uno Sioamerita treiber
piroe.
gs lit bon erGBter Beoeutung. oil
bermciienen Mmbitionen bes @egners
fennen au lerner. I'M, NIT UNI 10 gro
berer Gnengie un6 llmiidt an aqer
8orausiesuneen arbeiten ou tonnen
Ole ieinen -Siegesaug aufbalten ur;
fem %uermefienes Mbenteuer In ein'
Mieoerlaee oertpan6eln t0nnen. tueld4
unieren Sentiment fir uue 9eit BOT
Der 0robuns iapaniider Chickering'S
befreit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-14
ANSWERS

l. Solomon.
2. Yes, about 100000.
3. Animal worship.
4. From Latin.
5. Helen Keller.
6. During the winter.
!. Alexander Hamilton.
8. Edward Jenner, British ply.
sician.
9. Rasputin.
10. The fore, the main and the
mizZen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-14
Grf1uter wmni6
@on Sobannes S4inbler


@eburtstag feiern. sc ging ibr ihon
lett aeraumer Belt in ser 8ertpanot.
id)aft sic al,noe nm. man geoenfe 81,
bieier Geier ser geliebten Tante cine
beionoere l1cberraiduns gu 6ereiten.
Wan bate porgeieben. 6urh elm ge.
meiniames @eihent auer 5amilicn.
glieber Tante @oialie gu beeliben.
Gie 0ertuanStidaft b%eriammclte iih.
Wer nun glaubt. es lei cine einfafe
EDDIE. fir cine aite 9ante Elm paiien'
6es @eidenf gu finoen. Ser irrt iid,.
Sic gintrabt Ser pereinisten Ser.
panotihaft lit idtper aus eben Sic
lem 8runoe unb fat p1re mar, zines
Cages eroberfiiut auseinanoereelal,.
fen, tpenn niht Tante Berta nit mu.
tieen, goIoenen @orten sic perirrte
Scribe ser Meinunsen nieoer auiam-
me~neetrieben bate. Sbre Mushibrun.
gen fanoen sic 3uitimmung aller Be.
teiliaten uno unter aneemein tpobI.
uolenoen aopiniden idIob iie alio
Cant @oialies sr0bter @,,nid mar
INNER elm Stumbling iiber ibrer Sci.
mat. @ir tpouen ibr oaau perbelfen
uno miiniden ibr Slid at bieier
Gahrt."
Man punoerte iih MIR, 6aB man
niht ibon friiger auf sen @e6anfen
gefommen tpar, Tante 3oialie oieien
Stumbling 81 ermogliden. l1nsdblige
Male bate file bod Sen @unih aus.
eeiproden. Dor ibrem Tobe ibre Sci.
mat aus sen blauen &immelsb0ben
berab elm einaises MaI anidauen 81,
6iirfen. Simmer tuieoer bate fie
trdumen0 geiaet, man mliiBte iid bod
tuobl babel porfommen, als Oh mon
ser Iiebe @ott tpire, tpenn man oic
Gr5e nit al ibren fleinen uno gro.
ben Gingen aus FOLDER S0be un5
Gerne betradten f0nnte. gnttduiht
bate iie ODER ieoesmal beieefiet:
~ad, id)0n tudre es idon, uber Die
grfiinuns tperoe id ia bod ME er.
Ieben.
Mun baben auBer Tante @oialie
aud anbere 2eute lire unerfiIIbar
ideinen6en @iinide uno Sebniiidte:
Ser @pmnaiiait m0dte, 6aB iein Ma.
tbematiflebrer Iber Naht tauien6
sriediide 0ofabeln aus.penoig Ter.
men miibte; Ser Banfoireftor iebnt
iid 6anah, einen Gag lang obne 9or.
lie, @ursblatt unb 1ipibenoen au fem:
oas 9irofrdulein tuiiroe NIT erobem
0ereniieen ibrem Gbef Bis nadts
atpei llbr Briefe oiftieren; Ser Bauer
modte Elm @arenba,,s beiisen una
Der GeidGftsinbaber einen &iibner.
bof; bic Hutfrau Elm 0ienitmdofen
uno Grau Yrofeiior feines mebr; ia.
es gibt teinen Menihen, Ser iih nift
ireenoein ioldes WunidJbilo Dor.
malte.
Mleroines fam es ia aud fem.
BOB 6ie'e @inide einmal @irflidfeit
.peroen. Mn ibrem fieb3igiten &C.
burtstae ieoenfalIs bate Tante SO.
ialie einen @utidein fir einen @unb'
fluo in Der &anb. Die b~eriammelte
gerpanotidaft elaubte, oamit ibren
qrobten @unih erfillt gu boben.
suber melt sefebIt! 1ante Moialie tuolI.
te inter feinen l1mitdnoen mebr file
gen. 9ouien6 CUTE Borte baIfen
nidts. HieI lieber mSdte iie auf BET
@tene iterben. uIs in fold einen 9eu'
f~eIstoften Steigen. -.
Die Bertpan1tihaft tuar eeihIa'
gen. N1nn 3oe fid auriid 3nr @ero'
tuna. Ser @utidein suuroe 3uriid'
gegeten uno Gante @oiaIie erbieli
einc iebr. iebr teuere 8immerpaIme
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-14

THE recent cutting of the Burma
1 Road by Japanese forces seems
to have disturbed military authori-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-14
ST. JOHNS NEWS
By Laura Wellman

On May II, a Luther League
business meeting will be held.
After the meeting there will be a
social and refreshments for a
small fee. Everyone is cordially
invited to attend. A good time
will be had by all.
This summer the Luther Lea
que plans to have many socials
that include hikes, skating par
ties, beach parties, bike rides. and
various kinds of dances and many
excursions. So get into the swing
of things, or should I say in the
groove by getting your picture
in the Luther League album, that
is to be started this summer.
Come along and have a good
time.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-14

In this time Of nstiSnsl
emergency your country needs
your help. Buy Defense SaVings
Bonds and Stamps regularly.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-14

A committee has been, ap-
pointed by Denmark to study;the
possibility Of constructing the
country's first nitrogen fxation
plant near Thisted in Jutland..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-14

~@aren sic eeitern BEL &ornitr
gers? Wie mar es 6a?"
"Ob. uberal,s ~gebiegen. uno often.
bar allies iebr anlt1nbiee 2e,,te -
tpenisitens babe ih bon ser eansen
@eieqidaft nienlnno getannt."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-14

- Cine 1efheite Gra,i bat Mil.
Iionen ~oe6ore,er Geinbe: - OLE
6unlnten M1nner.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-14

= Nurseries for the propoga-
ton of rubber trees have been
established by the United States
Department of Agriculture in II
Latin American countries.
- The decision of the Navy
and the Marines to accept Ne
groes will meet with widespread
approval. The one position our
forces can safely give up without
fear of defeat is the color line.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-14

Are you and your relatives men,
beers Of the Sick Benefit Society
and Central verband? II not, now
Is the time to Join. For more Infor.
nation call the local representative.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-14

l1eber lire Bansen ereoiien iid
GreuoetrGnen. Noh polle aebn Sabre
oerlebte tie gliidlid uno aufrieoen
NIT Dem unerfinten @uni1 uno ibrer
Ieltenen, eeIiebten 3immerpaIme.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Increase in Bidding
And Prices Marks
5aragota Mart
$94l Average Figured
Favorable in View
Of Upset World
b the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y,
Aug. 6.-Lively bidding and higher
prices returned to the Saratoga
yearling sales last night after two
sessions of the annual thoroughbred
auctions had produced bids averag
ing only half as much as those a
year ago.
Forty three yearlings were sold
for a total Of $40,450, an average of
S941 per head Considering the
= change in world conditions, the
average compares favorably with
that of $1,276 for last years sales.
Forty-nine youngsters will 60 un-
der the hammer at the George
street auction ring tonight, five of
them sired by Sir Gallahad Sd, three
by Gallant Fox and two by Blen-
helm "a.
The largest group Of IA will be Of
fered by the Morven Stud. Others
will be put up by Charlton Clay,
Grant A. Dorland, r. A. Fairbairn,
Warner L. Jones, jr.; w. S. Threl-
keld ard the Nydrie Stud.
Last nights highest price was
$4,000 paid by Preston M. Burch for
a dark bay colt by Imp. Bull Dog
Nancy Dyer. Mrs. Isabel Dodge
Sloane made the flrsts purchase OF
the sales for the Brookmeade Stable,
paying $4,100 for bay colt by Jack
High Tudor Queen.
Col. E. r. Bradley, the veteran
Lexington, KY, horseman, purchased
a bay colt by Blue Larkspur out OF
Cartela for $1,000.
William Woodward offered Is
yearlings, but one of them, a bay
f1lly py Gallant Fox out OF La Pa
lima, was withdrawn when the re-
serve bid Of 81 900 was not increased.
The IL head sold brought a total OF
$3.50.
Evening star., 1942-08-06

purchased as 4 yearling at the Ken
lucky fall sales for $700.
On the other hand, the Crescent
Stables Foray Song, expected to go
postward at odds of around Is to !,
cost $500 at the same season.
Mrs. Jack Letellier bought Jack
S. L. for $4,000 while Jerome LAUGH
helm invested $l,700 for Black Grip.
c. E. Nelson paid $1,000 for Uncle
Billies, while Ogma was purchased
at a private sale by c. c. Van Meter.
Evening star., 1942-08-06

Even Up as . 6-year -old at Airing
ton Park, in Chicago. July 80, 1885.
Take Wing whipped the AS favor
ite, Louis B. Mayors Reading I'd, by
q length and quarter. while the
Tall Trees Stables Ball Player, the
early pace-setter, finished third.
Reading I'd and Beautiful I'd, both
Australian importations, passed Ball
Player and were one-two as the
horses turned into the stretch. Then
Jockey Freddie Smith opened up on
Take Wing.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Greenbere Among Trio
To Be Commissioned
D. the Associated Press.

6t the AsSoclANo PreSs.
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. Aug g.
Hank Greenberg, formerly of the
Detroit Tigers, became a second
lieutenant in the Army Air Force
upon graduation from the candidate
school here yesterday.
Allen Tolmich, former Wayne
University hurdler. and Chuck
Fenske, the miller, also were COM
missioned.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Southeastern Schools
Give Many to Service

9y the Associated PfesS.
ATLANTA, Aug. eff Southern
football looks strange OF face this
season, and . bit ragged around the
edges, here's why:
More than 200 players-haf OF
them undergraduates have been
contributed to the Nations war ef-
fort since January ! by the South
Eastern Conference plus 25
coaches, assistant coaches and train.
ers.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Devils Thumb Proves
Great Turf Bargain
By Win al Spa
.. the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
Another bargain standout per-
formed in a profitable manner At
Saratoga yesterday when w. E.
Boeing's Devil Thumb won the 2lst
running Of the Saratoga Sales Stakes
for 2-year -olds which were sold
there as yearlings in the 1941 sales:
Devils Thumb, winner OF the
q. s. Hotel Stakes, cost Boeing
5000. He scored by lengths
over Walter P. Chrysler, jr.'s Hy-
perionion, highest priced yearling
sold last year at $l8,5o0. Third
place went to another Boeing
youngster, Corona Corona. whose
price as q yearling was $500.
A 3-4 favorite, Devils Thumb
stepped the 51a furlongs in los fiat
and added $3.625 to his earnings,
which now total $15,925.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
|Year|ings' Price Tags
No Keys 10 Worth,
Race Odds Show
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Further proof that a yearlings
price tag has little to do with his
later reputation can be found in the
list of 2-year-old eligibles for the
$4,000 William Penn Stakes, to be
run at Camden Saturday.
Ella K Bryson's Mercury, likely
favorite in the 6-furlong test, was
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Hiqh Schools
Continued From Page A-18)

military leave, and Netherton
served a month at Eastern in the
same capacity. Conn previously was
at Stuart Junior High, while Carlo,
a graduate of American University
where he was one of that schools
greatest all-around athletes, has
been doing playground work here.
Smeltzer, who halls from Pennsyl-
vania, Is the only newcomer to
Washington thus far named, but
more will be needed before the
ranks are filled.
There are seven coaches on mill
tary leave whose places have or will
be taken by temporary assignments
These are: ROLAND Lund from Ana
costa, Sherman Rees and Gil Rob
erts from Coolidge, Mike Kelley and
Phil Fox from Eastern, Herman
LittmAn from Roosevelt and Rusty
Thompson from Tech.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Turf Owner in Cavalry
On Busmun's Holiday
z. the Associated Press

z. the Associated Press.
Camden's racing program lists the
owner of Trinity as u. L. Bond" but
at Fort Riley. Kans., he is Corpl.
j. L. Bond of the United States
cavalry.
Bond has been at the Camden
IN. J.) course this week while enjoy
Ing q Today furlough. He also is
inspecting his Lost Stream Farm at
Ciarksboro, N. J.
Evening star., 1942-08-06

week at Old Orchard. and Tommy
Thomas Adios. which licked him in
one heat at Maine.
However. Vic Fleming's Widows
Pride, winner OF the Village Farm
Stake at Goshen. Is threat and
Sep Palms Purdue Hal is another
highly regarded entry.
Some 1900 fans saw T. v. Holda-
ways Love Song win the 5000
Coast Guard Stake last night, trot-
ting a mile in 2:05.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
shorkey, Ex-Novy Ring
Champion, Re-Enlists
e. the Associated Press.

Ey AHSUCI&Icu FleS6.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Aug. g.
Thomas B. Sharkey of Jacksonville,
former middleweight champion of
the Atlantic Fleet. has re-enlisted in
the Naval Reserve as ships cook,
second class, and has been assigned
to the naval air station here
Sharkey served his first hitch in
the Navy in 1936-1940.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Kings Counsel, Adios
Head Crack Field
In Pacing Race
By the Associated Press.

By the ASSocIatkd PfeSS.
SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y,
Aug. 6.-Two of the fastest pacing
juveniles in recent trotting history
are included in q crack field of 10
in the 5000 Defender Stake to-
night at Saratoga raceway.
Grand circuit fans will see DR..
Hugh M. Parshall's Kings Counsel,
which stepped a 2:0lA mile last
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Boysy Runs AUGUST IS

Tommy Heard. jr. leading owner
at Camden, has announced that
Boysy's next engagement would be
in the 5000 Valley Forge Handicap
6-furlong feature on the August Is
program.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
See $4,000 for Relief

MILWAUKEE,, Aug. 6 (P).-Green
Bay Packer officials and civic lead
ers, meeting here, set $4,000 as the
amount they plan to raise for Army
emergency relief through the Pack
er-Arny all-star game in Milwaukee
September l3.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
North American Mark
For Race Over Turf
Set by Take Wing
B. the Associated Press.

B. the Associated Press.
Take Wing, 4-year-old which
Clyde Tyout claimed for $4,000, to-
day held'th North American record
for a mile and a furlong over a turf
course.
The mark was set yesterday when
Take Wing won the Flossmoor
Handicap at Chicago's Washington
Park in Isl fiat, clipping tx sec
onds of the previous record set by
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Sonford Quits os Pilot

STAUNTON. Va, Aug. R.-
Taylor Sanford, manager Of Staun-
ton In the Virginia League, has re-
signed. He recently was appointed
head football coach at Randolph
Macon College.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
CHEVY Chase Nine Booking

Chevy Chase Dodgers, one OF
washingtons top independent base
ball clubs, is after game with an
unlimited nine for Sunday Call
Nino Briscuso at Woodley $3.50.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Mountoineers Book B. c.

MORGANTOWN, w. Va, Aug. s
R.-Boston College has been booked
as the ninth opponent on West Vir-
ginia's 1912 football schedule. The
game will be played October at
Boston.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Tar Heels Add a Cooch

Grady Pritchard Of Chapel Hill
has been added to the North Caro-
lima football coaching staff. He cap
tanned the 1922 Tar Heels.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
SLIGO Wants Competition

Sligo A. c. baseball team is after
game with strong unlimited
team for Sunday. Cali Wilson at
Shepherd 1882.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-03-28
Butte Youth Winner
In Student Contest

Charles F. Parent. a graduate OF
Montana School OF Mines last June,
was one OF three students to win 500
each in the national student prize con-
test sponsored by the American In
stitute of Mining and Metallurgical
Engineers.
The paper. written while Parent was
a student, was entitled Relationship
of Manganese Minerals in the Butte
District" Parent, the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. P. Parent Of Butte. was grant
ed degree Of science in geological
engineering, according 10 officials at
Montana School Of Mines. The young
man IS employed in Butte now by the
Anaconda Copper Mining Co.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-03-28

The history Of Montana as COW
country" was told by Mrs. Granville
Stuart In a review Of the Fergus county
early day enterprise which was known
as the D. H. s. livestock ranch. Mrs.
Stuart gave the review at q meeting
Of the Hamilton Woman's club.
The Davis FIauser-Stuart pioneering
in cattle raising was in itself history
making episode for Montana, Mrs.
Stuart told the club women. Granville
Stuart located the ranch at the north
side OF the Judith mountains In 1879
With A. J. Davis and Gov. Sam Hauser,
ne was identified with the pioneer
banking institutions at Helena and
Butte, Mrs. Stuart said.
She described the house at the
d. H. S. ranch as a log structure in
the shape OF a fort with bastions and
portfolios, dirt roof ana dirt-floored for
the first year, and without windows
for the first year as well.
She had gone to the ranch as
teacher, she said. and the pioneering
was attended by anxiety as to Indian
troubles, inasmuch as the Blackfeet.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-03-28

mode, and below him the gentlemen
arrayed in "ruffles" and gold lace and
knee breaches, with gold-clasped gar
tiers and silver-buckled Shoes" and be-
yond them the commonalty humble In
dress and demeanor. as befitted their
rank.
When the chief factor goes abroad,
the same distinction Of dress and rank
is observed. The factor and his suite
ride in the van, and the rest follow.
Under no circumstances would the
gentlemen dispense with their tan
beaver hats, the insignia Of their rank.
Unlike the Texas Rangers, who were
commonly reported to wear q light
uniform consisting of shirt, collar and
spurs" on such occasions, the chief
factor wore "a dark blue or black suit,
white shirt, ruffled collar to his ears"
and when cold. top coat with many
capes lined with bright colored silk
or satin.
Such was the Life at Fort Vancouver,
the ordinary routine-relieved now and
then by the arrival Of the brigades,
that swept down the great river in
canoes laden with their rich cargoes
Of furs; or Of pack train from the
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-03-28

likewise turned their attention ON Har-
rison, directed a lot Of abusive Ian
guage at him and proceeded to give
him the worst thrashing that he ever
had. While the affair was in progress,
the elder Nelson Story happened along
recognized the victim and called the
boys off, but not until after they had
thoroughly pounded the innocent ten
derfoot for presuming to interfere In
their personal matters.
When 1t had become known for
certainty that the Northern Pacific
railroad would pass through the place,
the name Of the hotel was changed
and as long as it was conducted there
after, it was known as the Northern
Pacific hotel
AS the town grew larger and its
needs greater, additions were built
and improvements added until the
hotel took the form so well known in
later years. During political parade
on the evening Of NOV. 8, 1900, sparks
from roman candle or a sky rocket
set fire to the historic old building
and before it could be extfnguished
by the fire department the whole Of
the interior was Quilted. Thus ended
the last chapter Of the history Of an
old frontier hotel.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-03-28

You don't have to worry about Vita
minis. minerals. proteins, fats, and car
bohydrates either, and their correct
balance in the diet If you follow these
simple rules. Children should have one
quart of milk and adults one pint
daily If drinking milk gets tiresome,
be sure to use the same quota in sauces
for vegetables. soups. and. milk Gus
tards, buildings, or other desserts.
Whole wheat and enriched bread and
whole grain cereals are important. Two
or more servings of this type bread and
one of cereal should appear on your
tables every day. Include daily also one
serving of citrus fruits. tomato, or
pineapple juice; l or more servings OF
meat fish, fowl. cheese, beans, peas,
or lentils may be eaten as substitutes) :;
egg daily. if possible, otherwise to
5 week; leafy raw vegetable, l green
or yellow, and potato; and or more
tablespoons Of butter.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-03-28
Old Cattle Raising Days
Pictured by Mrs. Stuart

Sioux and Grow tribes were in the
country surrounding the big ranch.
She told Of the cattlemen's organized
efforts to build up livestock industries,
saying that from 5000 head In 1881,
the number OF cattle grew to 5000 IN
the year. for the D. II. S.
Cattle were first brought from
Texas and later from oregon, Idaho
and other sections. The early venture
OF Nelson Story in bringing Texas
longhorns to the new Montana ranges
Of the Gallatin was described.
Story. cattle baron Of the sixties,
brought $500 wild Texas cattle, and
Of the number there were some 500
broke to work In OK teams, she related
Something Of the comedy that at
tended the coming Of United States
soldiers to the territory, had to do
with Mrs. Stuart's story. She said the
military post. bought with soldier
script. was established In the upper
end Of a D. H. S. meadow. Soldiers
frequently got lost and had TO be hunt
ed when they went out on guard duty
in the cattle country.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-03-28

Butch" and Buddy" (abOve)
youthful stars of MELODY Lane"
learn their A. b, Cs about nutri-
tiOn as well as spelling in the stu
diO classroom. So, alphabetically
speaking, that pineapple juice they
are drinking between sets IS a good
source of vitamins B-1 and c.
The A, B, Cs of nutrition are as vital
4 part Of modern education as read
ng, writing and arithmetic. In fact
he first line of defense of any coun-
ry is strengthened when its people are
n top form. and the last 20 years of
God research have definitely proved
hat the right kind of food has much
o do with normal growth and buoyant
health.
So in an effort to help our govern
nent build a healthier, happier, long
'r-lived nation, check up frequently on
he food essentials that help promote
he best state of health, and be sure
o include these in your daily menus.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-03-28

interior, less spectacular than the
brigades, that likewise brought furs TO
this central point Of distribution. Then
there was heard the sound of reveiry
for many succeeding nights from the
little village below the fort.