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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
GQuoob GitD, Sd.
ct. TauI3 Wer;ctn6c.

Ya!tor 2ubipi9 @eiieder. Saupigottess
bienit jeben Sonntag 1890 llJs mors
gems. SonntagSdule $3.50 llbr. aonfirs
ie nud) 9lngabe bes
Taitors. &irdlenrntslibllna jebcn Iebten
Samstaa I'M Mpnat llbr abenbs. =
Sonntaglbullebrers Situng ieben britten
Sonntae i'm Iouat, $50 1lbr a,oreens
airhend)prprnbe jeben Srcita9 1880 llbr
Sienstog bes Wonats &irdenrutsiibltng.
abenbs. Girden Srauen Gereins@ Sibilng
ieben britten Somerstng inn Wonat, 7
big s llbr; 2utber 2iga>Sibuns SO
llbr abenbs.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
2(us Canton, Otic
S,pcig II.

OUkty ~"
slQen Mitglieoern biene sur &C.
fdaisen 9sadridt, oab lnier
8aiar
am jSamstag, ben 5. Oeaenlber, I'M
Sa6ienbeim abgebalten miro. Sin
Oieiem abeno miro auh elm ieines
giien ierpiert, luo5u alle Mitglieoer
uno Sreunoe ulrfs ber5lihite einses
laben iino. Inn oieien 8aiar sll Ell
nem guten griolg 5ll MAIDEN uno
alles gut por5ubereiten, bral,den
mir sic Silfe unb llnteritiibans ei-
mes ieoen Mfitsliebes. Gieienigen
@dite oie teilnebmen am Mbenbeiien
ii,to eri1Gt iif bis sllm 2. 0e5. BEL
&atbarina Steiner, Gel. 26327 an-
5lrmeloen. Sm &oinitee iino Hoiina
al,ri6, &atb. Matids, &. 8abre6t,
Mnna &elp, &esina 2opes, Holi,,a
2ins.
2as OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tpiinidt
oaB ole &inoer teilnebn1en am @eib-
naGtsprogramm nit SortrGgen uiip.
am Sonntag, oen 80. Nop., 2 llbr,
I'M Sahienbeim 5u iei,, banlit oas
Nrogramm aufgeitellt aperOelt fann.
Die gltern ioaten iid ulle interefiie-
rem fir bie Weibnabtsfeier. Mn'
meloungen fiir oie &inoer fonnen bel
Sf)p. ~. 9cdert, Gel. 2S3O9 utro
Sfap. Smiley, Gel. 3952S gerilaht
per0en. &atb. Steiner, SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
Eantpn. Qhip

Sicbenbiirgiidj sdhiiifbc Gp. 2nt1cr
Sbriitnss& s&irde, 2113-14. Str, u. g..
Yfarrcr SbomnS Is. SoDni9er. Spnns
tagltbnlc NIT belltihen unb cnelilben
&lallelt illn S:45 illr ,nDrncns.
Gn9liid,cr 8ottcsbicnit $50 mpreens.
Sentldcr 0ottesoienit 1906 ntor9ens.
ScntIde SInle unb &pnfirnanbenslln
terridl. nod Gereinbarllng.
(Siir Die Commemorate ipirb Elm aeS
meiniamer helltid) : en9liidcr 8otteS>
otenlt nm 10 ltbr morgens abgebdlten.)
Nlle 0lnubenSae1pilen lino Greunbe
linb bers!ib eit9elabeil.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
Saronia.

Ser Salnendpr iSuronia balt iei-
ne nonatlife 8ebllrtstagspartie am
80. Nouember ab. IS iinb oie Sdn-
gerinnen g. @roB, &atb. Soloreih,
90. Salnen, u. Guneld, &. 8inoer
gitte fommt einrunl aae uno 5eigi
bieIen 8eburtstagsfinoern, baB ibr
iie liebt unb ihdtt.
Slllie Hebner, 8lmnnelm.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26

8eibnahten iit ipieoer bier ullo
ale Gltern sic ipiinl6en baB ibre
&inoer am Yrogranlnt mihpirfen,
loQen ibre &inoer am 80. Nopem=
Der, 3 llbr nabmitass, ms @eitieite
Sahienbeim bringen.
Oas Ssllgenofomitee nno Oireftor
&arl IraliId baben Elm ifones
WeibnaGtslpiel auseripdblt. 0as
Srogramm miro zines ser beiten iein
0as ie gegeben ,puroe. @onnen tie
'ibreit &inoern Die sSreuoe. NoIlen
lperoen BEN ainoern nGflten Conn
tag auSgeteilt. 0as &onitee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
Gin mertpolleS
Deihnad,tse

fitr Sbre &inoer lit miere Bolts
geIhidte. Gom 9uh
ySaguns Through Sepentccn
Centuries"
bon s. sSollel iino nur nod et1pa SO
@renplare uorbunben.
gelteQen lSie gleih bel Snniel
Nebner, 1O400 Soan slpe., ooer bel
Sans Joiiel, 76t Goop Hoao, in
Glepelano, Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
Salcm, .Sbio
Gpnngcliid)= 3ut6. GmanncS= &irde,
29t emit, HrpnDiu0n.

Goltpr sobu Wn,lnlann. Spnnta9iduIe
icben Sonntae llbr pornlittags. 10 llbr
8ottesbienIt in Der 2anoeslprnfe; Inn
II llGr reutid)er Gpttesoienlt. Ser oeutz
idJe airheu Srauen &erein bat On, slpei<
ten Mittlppd icpen Mpnnts, abenbs 8
llbr, Gerlammlltng. Aonfirlnanoenzlln>
terrid1t (8lpeijd6rig) bon September biz
Citern, 9icnStag ilno Sreitas nadntits
tags 4 llbr
Iae @lolibensaenoIien unb Sreunbe
iinS hcr5licb eingelaben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
2(,iS HciiteiteaN, pa.
9nrner Hramem 8ereiu.

IS oiene alien Shiueltern oes
Burner Jrauenpereins Don Some
lteao our 9eaHridt, 6ab am 2. Sea.
cine 8erianrnlIung abgebalten miro,
oamit iid ale gutitebeno MAIDEN f0n-
men. am 8. De3. lit hann Elm srobes
Hartie BEL Dut6 &enrp. &onunt ein.
NAL ale. &eotpig Steiner, Br1i.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
Carl, Snbiana

9entidjc Gp. 3utbcr. SpnternS -atrdje
Gfc II. 9(pc. nnb 6illmprc Str.
Giarrer Grid EeterIon, 1919 Sin;
more Ctr. Sell: 23551. Spnntagfd)uIe
9 llbr fir bic groBen llno II llbr fir Die
fleinen &inber. 8ottesbienlt I'm 10 ltbr
in Der enaliidJen uuo ilm II llbr In Der
bcutlc6en Sprod)e.
slCe @laubensgeuuYlen rnb Srennoe
iinb berSlid ein9elaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
YDunnsfpiun, OhtD
Semtidje Gp.= =2nth. 6pnternS =Oemetnbe,
Gdc Qincplm 9lpc. uno S1plmes Str.

SeutiVS SV.@SutV. SUulSluS S-OVutSWUSe
Gde 2inculn sluc. uno Splmes ctr.
0r. g. q. Srititl, Yiarrer. Bobnrng:
1913 @idliffe glpb. Gel: 977O7. =
TIM g ubr Spnntagsidule ,mo Sl9cnb,
spttesbienit. ltm 10:30 ll6r Saipt>@ots
tcsoicrit an alien Spnns uno Seters
benz nno Seutihs sllnterrid,i. Scben 1.
Spnntag i'm Monat Srauen z@er1anlms
lung lnt 2:30 llbr Seben eriten Sic:l4'
iagabeuo @rllber6itrS. Seben 5rs;;::sa
Sonntae inl Wpnat um 2:3O l1br &trs
fiei,@ linb SbulfatszSiBltna. Seben
Sonnia9abenb Siingere 9rtber 3ted.
1Ssebea s!peitfoIGei.t,en MeittpohaDen6
Me,tere 2iitber 2iea. sseben 5tpeitfolgens
ben Mittipctabsnb Sonntcelful s0ers
ianmIilna sSebcn Treitaaabcn6 gpors
probe. slle 0laubens9enuiien iinb berg
lid eingelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
Chicago, Sllinuis
9eutidje nmb Sicbenbiiraiidl= Sddiiidbe
ct. XaMlMS Wcmcinbc. 1855 Spnlcr Ctr.

Ga1tor Z. Sbnibt, 1850 Spmcr Ctr.
Seben Spuntag 8 llbr Spnntaa1dule in
enaliidl uno beutld. 9eutId,er Uottesz
bicnit jeben Counting 11:15 llbr; engs
Iilder @ottesbienit icben slpeiten uno
&onftrnonbens llnterrid)t Itittipps6 nads
1ittags 4:30 ltbr; engliider Sfonfirs
manben> llntcrrid)t Snmstag pprntottaas
10 lllr. Sertidbe Sdllle Sanlstag iludbz
mittngs llbr
Nllc @lolhcnsacnoiien nnb Sreunbe
iinb bcr5lid eingeluben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
Columbus, Shiu
Gpamg. Gntbcr. Ylartim 2mtbcr Stride,
Effc W}plcr Mnb Wuu Strai;c.

Ealtor &c. Sabio Setter. Seben Sonnz
tag bprmittaas 8 llbr SonntagIbule !;
10 1lbr englii6er Gottesbienlt; II llbr
oelitldJer 8pttesbien5t.
Mue 8lollbcnsgeuoIien linb Sreunbe
Iinb berslicb efn9elaocn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
@inbior, Ont, 9anaba
ct. Eamlus= =Girdjc, Yarcnt Npe.

Yiarrer Otto s. Neble, 1916 Yoreni
slpe., @inoipr, &anaba @ottesbienit in
BEN Somnlermonaten bon 90 llbr boz,
por,nittaes. s SeSsn l. Sienstae obenSs
inn Ronat &irdlenrntzS zSibung. Seben 1.
Sonnerstaa os,nbs im Wonat Srauen
&erein Sibung. Ille Bolts llno @ldll,
bensaenplien iinb ber5lid eingelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
GIcDclanb, Sbip
e. 9. Gpans. 2ntb. ct. Spbanncs. Stride

e. g. Gbans. 2ntb. ct. Spbanncs Stride.
EaItor Sans Soilel, 761 Gbbb Noab.
Gel: Mulberrb O646. . .llbr pornittuas
beuti6er @ottesbienit. 10 llnr Gonns
tagIhnlc. 1 1lhr ensIilder @pttesbienlt.
9ntber 2iga slnbaht nno Yerlnmmllng
Sonntag aberbS 1880 1lbr. Aonfiruanz
llnterribt nnb tclltlche Sdllle am
Samstao bon Q lt6r an. 9lllc 0laubenss
genolien iinb ber5lidb cingelaben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
Detroit, Midiean
0cutibc nnb SGdiiid) Gp. ct. Ectrns.
&irdle. WIenfieIb unb HpSherrn Wuc.

Efarrer> Sobannes Se,ltid. 1921 8lenz
fielb stue' Sel.: Yin9rt. G2O5. Samss
tag: Seuti6e S6nle BON 1912 llbr.
Sonntngidnle bon 1O-11 llbr. 8ottesz
oisafi.. :on 11--12 itb-. Sebsn lebten
Oienstda beS Monat3 G;rdenratslitIng.
0urd Die Commemorate ieben britten
Oieustag. ionit jeben 8. Sonntae esramen
@erein Ger1aminlnng. &inberd,prprphe
ieben Sreitas abens5 Mae @lnrbens@
genplleu eingela0cr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26

= 9ta6Oem jebt I'M politiiGen
Spiele bie lette Srlmpffarte ausge=
lpielt tporoen it, fpnmen Die Set
henrebner" a,f ibre Gehnitng.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26

- @enn es 10 tpeiter gebt, be.
itebt bie 8efabr, oab ans bem &af.
ieeflatid) Gin &uffee@&laooeraoaid
miro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
ct. ,Spbannes &ird)em 0cmeinoe.

Ger airhen Srnilen 8erein Der.
anltaltet am Snmstag oen %. 9tpp.,
ein &artenpartie perbunben NIT 9fa.
mentugteler. slae Shpeitern tpel6e
auf ben Namen &atbarine bore,,, iinb
gebeten mit5ubelfen bamit Dieies
&nrtenpartie elm GrIolg miro. G(ud)
meroen alle Mitglieoer nno 1sreunoe
Der airfengemeinoe eingelaben lid)
81 beteilisen. gtab Dem Spiel miro
aaffee unO &ubelt Ierpiert lperben.
slnfang Z llbr abenos i'm Shul,
railm ser STRIDE, 757 eoop &oab.
Der Heingeluinrl gebt on Oen 8au,
fono Ser Stride. @ir bitten INN einen
ibonen 8eiilf). Sophia Sod, lSefr.
7amemdor Sagonia nno Gintrad)t-
6ermania
befetllgten ltf anl 10. N0p. nm &onz
cert oes @eiangpereins gintraht in
Sorain lino tpuroen reht fre,tnolid
enlpfangen. Die nleilten Ser Sdnger
iltbren friib am Nahmittag um iif)
auf Ben nellen &egelbaBlen bort IN
Sorai1 aus5litoben. Ias Yrogrmlm
Der 2orain Sdnger ipar ausge5eid,
net. Die Glepelanoer Sdnger ,tno
Sdngerinnen iangen 0rei 2ieoer aus
Ser Sperette $50 as De Iru6?" ,mb
ernteten reidpn 8eiial. @ir oanfen
ilniern 2orainern fit Die @nit.
freunoid)nft itno ernhllieren ibnen
ber5lid 5u Dem ihonen neasen Ser.
Gnslofal. Sir freuten uns au1 I'M
fern 8lrnoes -Hrdiioenten &errn M.
Bilfiitger utter uns 3u baben iotpie
uniern 75i1brigen S1nger &errn
Mid)ael 4rauB.
Nm %. Nob. bepirteten 3uln ct.
Stenmal ons i,tnge ebeepanr &err
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
ylcnclanh @eit. - 9cmtidb =Wcntcinbc
Weit 80. ctr. un6 @illarb Wpe.

Gaitur SSubannes Seltti6Idnber. 5000
Willarb Mbe. Gel. gSoobbine 9055.
0ptteSbienlt iehen Sonn@ nnb Seiertae
III beuti6her unb engliider Sprade. =
Sonntagid,nle ieben Spnntna 80 l1hr
pnrnlittaas. Sarallifolgenb enaliider
8ottcsbien1t bon 1O-1Q:45 ll6r Soierauf
fol9t Der bell.ide Oottesbienit II llbr
borlnitta9s.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
Kirfblifbt Aacbrifbten
GarrcQ, ga.

Scntid,c Gp. 2nth, ~. YanlmS STRIDE,
72i-25 0rmit Mue.
Efurrcr Soors $oobnsbein. Seben Sonns
tag llbr pprmittags Spnnta9Ihule 10
llbr beutlder @pttesbienit; IL llbr eng<
liidler Gnttcsbienit. Mae 1lltberiiden
8lnnbensgenpllen belitI6er iino ergs
liidcr 3unae in Sarrea, Sbaron llnt
llm9eaung iino sll ben Gottesoieniten
ber5lid)lt eingelaben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
Sumeiteab, ga.

0cmtidjc Gp. 2mtb. ct. WaarfnS 0irde,
222-224 Sit 8. Mpe.
9ieb. gIu9nlt S. gnselbresbt, Efarrer.
SeIepbon 80. 1745. Mn Spnn< itr,D
Seiertogcn ntpraens 9:3O llbr Sonns
taoIdule. 10:30 llbr ensliider 8ottess
bie.,.r,. 1880 llbr belltider @ottesbienit.
Gae Glaubensgenolen iinb ber5liH
rpillfun1men
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26

= gs ipino 9eld1bt, baB es in
oieiem Sanoe 100000 gebraudte
Ssfl1tomobile 9ibt, oie gu perfaufen
iino.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
@onaca, ga.
9cntide Guang. =2mtb. ct. HeterSs
Ucmcinbe, 5. ctr.

Gfarrer Sans 8. s. Simoleit. 244
IhanS Ctr. Nccbeitcr, ga. Selepbon:
Nod)c1ter 1865 0nttesDienit $3.50 llbr
morHens; SpnntnglduIs 1O:f5 llbr. =
6rallen Gerein %erlanmllllg ant lebten
Sonnerstag ieben Mpnnts. aben0s 8 uh.
Sebernionn lit bcr5lid pillfum1nen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
3meis IA.

gs biene alien 8riioern our ge,
Falligen 9tafriht, oab Ole General
perlammlung ont Samstagabeno,
Sen 5. 0e5elnber, inn Sahienbeim
abgebalten miro. Sn bieierIerlamn-
hung iueroen bie 8eanten fir 1913
getuablt, oarum lit es Yfliht zines
ieoen Wtitslie6es anipeieno gu iein.
slud iino SOC Sterbegelo in ser Ser
Iannnlung gu besablen fit sen Der-
itorbenen 8r. Jolbertb.
Sobn 8eImann, Yrot. .-Sefr.
g. g. aarpatben 1eiansbereim.
M06te hermit Die 8eamten oes
=. g. Sanserbun6es 1ino 10 nuh aIe
8eianguereine benahribtigen, oab
aorrelponben5en bon nun an an
Sobn Smilep, 705 Ariimgton g. N.,
Canton, g., al rihten iiwo.
Ser &arpatben @eian9perein belt
am Snmstag, ben 80. Sftober, ieine
regelmdbige NonatsKerfummlung
ab, tuelfe leioer iebr idhpa9 beiaft
mar. MtOdte hermit alle SGnger,
Saneerinnen unb paiiipen Mitglie.
Der einlaoen 81, unierer ndditen 8er-
iommlmng, tpeldle. am %. Mon.ys s
ubr aben6s, ftattfinoet. ,Mqe Mit-
glieoer iouten nlebr Sntereiie 3eigen
,m6 ben Nerimnnlungen beitpobnen.
llniere &artempartie fin6et iett
imnler ieoen' leste1 Mitt,poh inn
yaOnat ftatt. ,uoau i'd ole ber3.
lid einIooe I'm aomitee fit 1aitt.
mod, den Is. ysou., iino syrau 81.
8renrer uno Grau s. sdneioer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
Seamtenueriammlmna

finoet itatt 0ienstag, 8. 0ese,tber,
abenos. Sbonlas Gotti6line, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26

8itte ienoet Sales Sag Stamps
an gliiobetb Joiial, 761 gobp 9io.,
Gleoelaruo, Obio.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

IT never took much TO cause a
shooting in Tombstone. A
couple Of mining pardners, named
Bradshaw and Mcintyre. came 20
town one day 10 get some new
buds. Bradshaw walked out of
store wearing a shirt that looked
like 1t had been cut out Of the
middle OF a rainbow. 4.
Everybody he met as he
strolled down Tough Nut Street
haw-hawed at the sight Of the
shirt Bradshaw didn't see what
they were laughing az. He
thought he looked pretty sporty.
What's so damn funny" he
finally asked.
That shirt" the crowd yelled
at him. why, yuh OF chucka-
walla, yuh look like a cross be-
tween a peacock an a gila mon
ster."
Another whoop vel
We'll, I like {. bradshaw
was getting madden nan a cor
nered steer. An III kill tn next
that laughs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

quartz mill and run clean
through IT. But what was left o.
me panned out o tn sluice box
pure as nugget, II was a good
lesson 20 me.
"Yessir. l Din tough an I bin
bad, but | figure every mans en-
titled 10 ais chance an I'm amin
TO this preacher gifts his.
uhre packln your pistols,
aimin' to bluff this parson out o.
camp. Well. yuh amt gonna do
it. I'm holdin' tn high hand in
this game an III raise IN first
feller that makes a bluff.
Daredevil Dick pulled a whop-
ping big six-shooter out of his
belt.
"Nobody's leavin' an yuh're
gonna git load o religion"
He turned TO the preacher.
AN right, parson, letter go!
An give EN- hell I'm right be-
hind yuh!"
Well, with that sort Of backing
the preacher had birthstone burn
ing right under the crowds feet
before the night was over.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Continued from Page 14)


and went to work. He didn't
miss anybody, either. Maybe
that big pair OF six-shooters
hanging at his sides had some
thing to do with il, but anyway,
he got hatful of money the
biggest collection the church ever
saw.
The next day jim Burnett. the
justice Of the peace. leveled a
shotgun at Curly Bills head.
Curly Bill. yuh're under ar
rest Burnett said. AN courts
now in session"
What for?" The outlaw was
puzzled. He hadn't killed any,
body for twenty-four hours at
least.
For disturbin' tn peace, in
terruptin' a church meetin'.
Yuh're fined twenty-five dollars
an I'll have il right now"
Curly Bill paid up but it sure
cured him Of going to church.
I'm BURNETT was about the
same sort Of a judge as Roy
Bean, the Langtry saloon-keeper.
who handed out his special brand
Of justice in the Big Bend coun-
try in Texas and was known as
The Law West Of the Pecos."
Court was in session wherever
either one found a culprit
Neither Bean nor Burnett
needed law books. A six -shooter
was good enough.
One time Burnett fined Jaw
bone Clark fifty dollars for be-
ing drunk in his own dancehall
Then the judge took A hand in
a poker game that was going in
the place He bucked into a full
house with a pat flush That
cleaned him
He got up and went back TO
Jawbone
"Yuh're under arrest" Bur
nett told him.
"YHfr just got through ar
restin' me" Jawbone sputtered,
AN paid my fine"
We'll I'm arrcstin yuh this
time for disturbin' IN peace
Yuh'rc fined fifty dollars
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

Jawbone paid up and the JUS
tice Of the peace got back in the
poker game.
.All the crimes that happened
in Tombstone, though. didn't get
as far as a justice Of the peace.
Necktie parties were as popular
there as they were in the other
camps when the law and order
crowd figured justice was taking
too long John Heath, a badman.
rustler and robber was in the
calaboose for practicing mis-
trade When they thought he'd
been there a little too long
crowd took him out and strung
him up.
Most all OF the frontier JUS
tices had their own ideas about
handling the law. Bob Wright,
a Dodge City pioneer. in his
story about the cowboy capital,
tells a good one about Dodge
J. F., man named Joyce.
a couple Irishmen, working
for the railroad. got in a fight.
One cracked the other over the
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head with a crowbar and killed
him. The slayer felt pretty
ornery about it so he came in
and gave himself up.
They took him before Judge
Joyce TO face charge Of
murder.
How do yuh plead, Mike,
guilty or not guilty." the prairie
judge asked him.
Guilty. yur Honor. i"
Shut your damn mouth" the
Judge interrupted. "Yuhre dis
charged for lack o. evidence"
Curly Bills trip to church was
something like the experience an
other preacher had up in one Of
the mining camps in Colorado.
This circuit rider pulled Bible
out of his saddle-bags and
started up the gulch telling
everybody he was going 10 hold
a meeting TO take a few whacks
at old Satan, who sure was hav-
ing things his own way.
The camp was full Of wild
women, gamblers and drunken
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The crowd quoted down at
that.
Bradshaw walked on TO the
corner just as his pardner popped
out of a saloon. Mcintyre took
one look and started to laugh.
Plum gorgeous!" Mcintyre
doubled up. Beats desert sun
set. Where did yuh git"
He didn't finish the question.
Bradshaw's six-shooter put a
quick end to the fun. II cost him
a pardner but he still had his
loud shirt
About the oldest fellow I ever
knew about around Tombstone
was Russian Bill He tried his
best TO be a badman, but it was
all put on. He did such a good
job acting the part, though, that
they finally hung him, just as a
sort of favor TO make him happy.
Russian Bill blew in packing
a couple big shiny new six-shoot-
ers and logged out in a white
sombrero, doeskin shirt, chaps.
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Photograph of the Last Trip
Of the Old ModOc Stage Out
of Tombstone, Arizona. This
Was the Famous StagecOach
Which Carried Bullion From
the Mines and Offered an
Irresistible Temptation to the
Daring Road Agents of the
Southwest. (FrOm Rose
COllectiOn).
miners. They didn't want any
gospel-shouter butting in. After
the word got pretty well breezed
around a delegation Of the tough
est sinners cornered the preacheg.
See here. parson," they t9ld
him, I'VE don't want any o YOUR
damn psalm-singing around here.
We amt shot nobody since day
before yesterday, but well sure
break tn quiet spell if yuh amt
rackin' down tn trail before
shutdown"
But the preacher was a pretty
nervy cuss. He tried TO keep
out of sight, but he didn't leave
town.
Before meeting time one of
the meanest hombres in camp,
a Teller called Daredevil Dick,
hunted up the preacher. Dicks
six-shooters had put half a dozen
men under the sod.
I'm goin' with yuh tonight,
parson," he said. Figure yuh
might need somebody like me to
back yuh up"
The preacher faced a mighty
ornery crowd when he mounted
the platform. But their yells
quieted down in a jiffy when
Daredevil Dick" climbed up be-
side him and started talking.
Now, yuh fellers listen T. me.
I reckon yuh all know me. Yuh
know I amt no angel. ! had to
shoot Bill Sykes for KILN that
boy cause tn young Teller
wouldn't play poker with i'm.
Buckskin Joe an Seven-up Pete
were second on tn draw when
had little argument with EN-. l
bin clawed by grizzlies, scalped
by Indians an shot dozen
times. Once / stumbled into a
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Here's New Hope for loneliness!
Go on The camoy MiId-souP Diet
based on advice Of skin speeioIistsl

"NIY complexion has new lease on lowell
wi ness since | went on the Camay Mild.
Soap Diet" SAYS lovely Mrs. Angus G..
Wynne, Jr., of Dallas, Texas-a recent bride.
And her common sense beauty care can
bring greater loyeliness to you, too. For, like
so many women, you may be cleansing your
skin improperly or using beauty soap that
isn't mild enough. Remember, skin special
lists themselves advise a regular cleansing
routine with fine mild soap. And Camay is
not just mild its milder than dozens of
popular beauty soaps that We tested.
The Camay Mild.Soap Diet is so easy. Try
it for 30 days. Faithfully night and morning
give your skin thorough beauty cleansing
with milder Camay. As the days go by,
radiant new loneliness may be yours.
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ook what one feeding of VIGoRo can

Vgoro gives results like this because it does what
incomplete plant foods can't do. A complete plant
food, it supplies in balanced proportions all IL food
elements growing things need from soil
This year have a beautiful lawn and lovely flowers
around your home. And let Nigoro help you grow
more vegetables and finer tasting vegetables in your
garden. For best results, economically feed every
thing you grow with Vigoro! Your garden supply
dealer has it. Give him your order today.
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Amasfne results for your grass
your fowerS and vegetables

TIIere is startling proof of Vigoros magic action!
Part OF the lawn shown here was left unfed, the
rest was fed Vigoro Except for that special aten
ton was given to either area In seventeen days this
photograph was taken! Look at the difference! The
Nigoro-fed grass is taller. more uXuriant, deeper
green And stronger rooted, its beauty is lasting.
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