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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-08-05
Lee A. Bare, 4,
Buried On Friday

Funeral service was held on
Friday at 100 o'clock for Lee A.
Bare, "a, of Wagner, who died
on Wednesday, July %. The SER
vice was held at Roan's Creek
with Rev. Mr.. Rotten, in charge.
Mr.. Bare, who was a native of
this county, had been ill for
some time
He is survived by his wife and
seven children: Mrs. George Dill
lard, Fred Bare, Mrs. Robert
Bowers, Miss Vaughn Bare all of
this county; Cecil and Ardill Bare
of Aberdeen, Md; and Mrs. James
Hayes, of Wilkes county; also the
following sisters and brothers:
Mrs. Nelia Rose, of West Jeffer-
son; Jess Bare, Glade Springs,
Va; John Bare and Ed Bare, of
Wagner.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-08-05
Horse Creek
News

Mr.. Elmer Elliott and Mr.. anc
Mrs. Fay Tucker, of Delaware
are visiting relatives here this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Goss, Of
Pennsylvania, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Hampton and other
relatives in the county this week
Mrs. Grace Stansberry enter
tanned number of friends with
a party on Thursday night hon
6fing Pfc. Howard E. Stansberry
of Augusta, Ga. Music and
games were enjoyed, and delici-
Gus refreshments were served by
the hostess. Among those pres
ent were: Mrs. Hazel Roper and
daughter, Helen; Mr.. and Mrs
Mack Eller, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Osborne, Mrs. Lester Clark and
family; Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Wallace, Dorothy Stansberry,
Marvin and Boyd Osborne, Will
lie Mae Miller, Mildred Elliott,
Swansie Shepherd, Ray and Paul
Ham, Mrs. Guy Barker, Clyde
Blevins, Miss Mildred Stansberry,
Edna Mahaffey, Minnie Wyatt,
Burton Miller, Dixie Eldreth and
Bryan Miller.
Mr.. Lester Clark, of Maryland,
is spending few days with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Greer, of
Kennett Square, Pa, are visiting
Mr.. Greer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ambrose Clark.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-08-05
Crumpler News

Rev. w. E. Denney filled his
regular appointment at Healing
Springs Baptist church, both
Saturday and Sunday, with a
large attendance.
A large crowd attended the
decoration service which was
held at the Healing Springs Bap-
fist cemetery.
Mr.. Guy Neaves left Friday for
his work at Atlantic, after spend
ing a two-weeks' vacation at his
home.
Mrs. Webb Hudler and chill
dren, Freddie and Patsy Ann,
spent the day with her mother,
Mrs. John Goings, Friday.
Miss Marie Barton spent Sat-
urday night at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Phipps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant Barton
spent Saturday night with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Barton.
Mr.. A. F. Rogers plan to leave
this week for Broadway, where
he has employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barton Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. M. Gaultney,
Sunday afternoon.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-08-05

nearly three times the total
cost to this country of World
War I. Net federal revenue was
estimated at $38,OOO,OOO,OOO for
the year.
In his new estimates, Mr.. Roose-
welt predicted:
A reduction of $6,OOO,OOO,0OO in
estimated total expenditures for
the war department in fiscal 1914
and an increase of $4,000,000,O0
for the navy.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-08-05
PAGE THRE'

followed at Fairview cemetery.
Mr.. Greer is survived by HIS
wife and the following children,
Mrs. Lula Ham, Apple Groveesess,
Coy Greer, Kingsport, Tenn-ss
James and Sherman Greer, of
Apple Grove. Also two sisters
and two brothers.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-08-05

night in August. Rev. Ralph
Miller will assist the pastor, Rev.
C. G. Burkett.
Little Misses Betty, Mary and
Ethel Mcneil are visiting their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. S.
McNeilL.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-08-05
William A. Greer
Buried Saturday

Funeral service was held Sat-
urday for Mr.. William Andrew
Greer, who died at his home at
Apple Grove on Friday, July 30.
The service was held at the home
with Rev. H. M. Bennett and Rev.
Isom Miller in charge. Burial
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13
Onlsgas Plan
Business Meet
Over Tea

omcras ihroushm The ,onnt
ere celrirsting ihet National
Achievement Wclk ~ jeN T''
themc pf tbs wcfk wl'l he "Ihe
Ncrfo In IN moss iainkine
ra1icnlailr q ;hr pt'spee for
charging AMI o>pfpdiuS hcfo'd
ntc n.rree lHaas % w.-eh -.
eiocs rre Nov nfiucl
The Ray Elsr 4 fne- dis"
tos &, ,he Mo,srtni NoeN
neoicf and one n illo fonHects
Om A oesioi h't ~
vcrirr ibe hcas local noo's
ani achievements should he sud
ied
Tho III OMEGA chaWeF of ''f
tfot Is mokng plans Tor 2 70 a.
celebration during ne Ms'k %
Noy 1f-9l ADDRESSES wai Dc HN-
li,crcd lorc business and pre-,
fcssi nil organizations hy Local.
omega mon The program cone
n,ittcc With Atty Chester SmiiN
chairman. Euoeg J.. reVereiie co-
ehairman oscar - Plant and
Berry s making plans for q pro-
cram IA ,a be held sunday NoN
.et I'd im ~ 'h' fa'',f'''''
houSe Tho Omera wives wiil ~
.,, nroo.ain M 'hc Frtorui s.
u.c Thursday Noy IS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13

,.. 1ieNlng at Them can
cause you endless cm-
bdrfdssmcnt When you
follow such annoying,
irritating actions, you
feel as though being
WIKI people is the last
tiing lod want 10 80 IN
~ u--..I-l lL. l. III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13

dress with spanish lacc top aad
chiffon skirt PLAYED me wcddne
march. a beautifully decorated
altar was the setting for he we'd.
dug a white Powered arehwa}
surrounded hy hue BASKETS %
flowers. palms aul tan candles
made up the Background.
Mrs. lIcrbcr Mcpuffh mother
~ Tho bride. wore 2 hro~n silk
trepe suit with natohins ac'cs
soric- and coisaec OF Aiinan
daisies Mrs Matt sandrch
mother ~ The fioonl chose q
black dress trimmed IN White
with triplc slrsnr ~ pearls
Her corsafc was us Aiii.an
dai. lies. The ushcrs were Irlns
Crawford. Leon ne Ncunier- I'll
Ward Wilson u and ilcrbe %
Wells. Harold Holmes was The
hest man Tho bridesmaids were
eli dressed alike in closely fl'l"l
gowns with I'D rose 'ranepafcnt
vcl,ct tips. sweet heart ncckliu's
tree nrar,cr length sleeves end
full shirrcd Inarquisii" - as
o,er deen rink taffetn Each Alfl
wore bonnet shaped iiaia N'i
vet ribbon hold the veil 'n r'4,'
The ,iaras wcre worn hehmd iae
hich pompadouts Each gill ear.
ricd large spray OF red anil n'rh
carnations white daisies hshy s
breath and wild fern iiol Ni'h
olue ribbon The hridesn~iil
were Georgian Greer Ruby
Gibbs. Alberta IIehifooi apa
myrtle Mitchell Tho mold Of
honor The brides sister Nahcllr
NcDufflc wore a dress STYLED ihe
same. hu, with bodice ~ fai
net ana a deep pink SKIRT She
cfrricda snray ~ yellow chrss7i'-
ihcmums tied with green 'lbAe p
Each girl wore necklace
The rinc bcarer liii~ no Ala
Wells. VIE . GETAWAY and 'Hi
snk hat had cane haneinT on
lis arm. Lille Norma Grc'F a''N
Eddie Lee Rates We're flowcr rils
and looked sweet IN ih''r y +
&c gowns
The bride on Tho arm - htf
father. Herbert Mcpullic wa fall
Of snilc She wore an oyster
white satin gown with hlsh
straight ncekllnc a plain tfonl
and full back which was faNcl'a
Win stream " tiny buttons
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13
Young lady, does an old TABOO
prevent YOUR knowing this help?

In less enlightened days. women
didn't discuss these things NON % :
different. II woman suffers from
pcriodic cramp-likc pain and other
purely functional diStresScs she
tries To learn how 90 hclr htrNli
Thousands OF women praise I've
. way holm OF Cardui. Taken avs !"
tonic. A usually pops up The appo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13

.iic stimulates the Gov ot gas'iiS
hiccs thus aiding dig s,lcn and
thereby helping build up energy
and resistance started ihfce day
before The time and taken rs az
rcctca il should b In r'l'rNc ml'
purely functional prtlodic lain
Try CARptl a 81 yrar focofa
says 4 may holm Wy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13

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large economical sizes 80, soc AT
all dealers
tol dAils sln Clsanang ose mid
iilgfAnt lila,A aud Mime SKIN SOAP,
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13
SiIyAcr INroRMtrloN- Ran.
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CHILDL.ESS
Wives
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ps.lNa l.iaRsstr
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13
ESTELLE McDUFFIE BECOMES
BRIDE AT DOUBLE RING
CEREMONY
By Godfather ANN DECKERsoN

Estec McDufiie the daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Her
bert McDufc Of Sl2 Tennessee and Nathaniel Sandrch
were married last SUNDAY afternoon at o'clock al East
Lake Baptist church Beraam Jones sang II Love You
Truly Mrs. Grcathcr Coward, wearing stunning aqua
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-27
Mms benz eSoiepbtnu,,t

Sea uno flar bro6 ser Miiiionstag
int Solepbinum bereir1. Die anfang=
li6e &iible oes Serbitmorgens mib
Sen tpGrmenben Strablen Ser aufItei-
genoen Sonne. S6on gegen neun
l1br IieB bas 8etter auf einen erfo1g>
reiden Sag iblieBen.
* X X
gea9 oem feierli6en So6amt fir
oie Notwithstanding begannen
oie getpobnten Spiele auf Dem Cant
pus. sm yeadn1ittag fan6 Elm leb-
bates 8aiebaa= =&onteit 5tpiiden Dem
@roBen Seminar einerleits uno Der
So6l9ule rnb Dem &olleg anorerieits
1tatt, Ser nit einem acknowledgement
Sieg bes Seminars enoete.
X X X
Sim @orabenb bes Wiiiionstages
ridtete Migr. @btparo S. Greting
bon Ser Catholic Stubents' Wiiiion
gruiabe @orte Ser Mnerfennl1ng fiir
Die n1iibepouen rno opferrei6en ST.
beiten in alien Miiiionsgebieten Der
groe, an bic Stuoenten. Ser &ebner
5og cine treffli9e Barauele 5tpii6en
oen Mrmeen Der Ser. Staaten l.no De-
men ber fatboliiden Stride, Die als
Wiiiionare in ben borbern &eiben
fampfen. 8ie mir uniern Soloaten
NIT alien Mitteln 5ur Seite iteber,
ioaen mir nad &raften -l1niere Wii-
iionare unteritiiben unb Dor auen fir
oieie Soloaten Gbriiti beten. Mier.
Srefing's 8orte binterlieBen einen
tiefen, bleibenoen @irorud auf l,niere
Stuoenten. @ir boffen, IN 1,idt au5u
ferner 3uf,nft nit Dem 8eiu9 bes
Sm'iten 9errn beebrt a.. tperben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-27
Stimme bes golfes fir bas
cSDIebhinttm

geilieeeno IS: 81 fir sic @inter-
foblen, 81 fir oie irngen grieiter
1mo 81 CUR laufenoen SreiiteIle. Meo-
ge Ser liebe @ott sSSbr @erf Iegnen.
8itte, MIDI in Sbr @ebet ein5uiblie-
ben. 8ir leien BEN Ohio @aiienfreuno
ibon ieit AZ sSabren. Mein ieliger
Mann mar Elm 2a1osmann bon gater
Setting. gr lit i6on bor neun Sabrelt
geitorben. - Sbre treue 2eierin 81. &.
X X X
Sf i6ide Sbnen S.: @ebrou6en
Sic oieielben, mo es on gtotpenoig=
item lit. 8iini6e Sbrem lperten 8latt,
peldes mir ein lieber Sreuno getpors
oen, 8ebeib uno @ottes Segen. -
$. s., sc. S.
[ enclose 81 donation in honor
of ST. Joseph in thanksgiving for
favors received. - Mrs. K. H.,
Tenn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-27
Naittipod, ben q. Climber 1943

4euBerungen zines Neiienoen, Der aus
Berlin in Maorib eintraf, erflarte er,
baB Die 8etDobner 8erlins in itanbi-
ger Sur6t Dor 2uftangriffen leben
uno eine uibmere fataliitiide atmo-
ipbare" in Ser Stabt berridt. uDie
2eute", 5itierte er ben &eiienOen, be-
greifen es ni6t mebr, penn ibnen
amtlib erfldrt miro, oaB 0eutl6lano
getpinne, pabreno es an allen 6ron=
ten 5uritdgetrieben miro"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-27

@ie in Deutidlan6, 10 fine es in
8elgien Die &atbolifen, Die Der 9ea5i-
ioeologie BEN grobten 8ioeritan6 ent>
gegenieben. Die Na5ibeb0rben in 8el-
glen bebaupten, oas 2ano itebe 1tnter
itarfer 8eeinfluiiung ,,englii9er Brie-
iter". 8elgiens &atbolifen be6iirfen
tetne 8eetnfluiiung bon auBen. Das
baben tie in ibrem iabr5ebntelangen
&f gegen 5ie 2iberalen, So5iali-
item, Sreimaurer unb &omnuniiten
btnldngli9 betpielen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-27

Oie neuelten greigniiie in &om ba=
ben mebr ais ie sic S9pei5er @aroe
oes gatifans in Sen Goroergruno oes
Sntereiies geriidt. 0ie S6tpei5er
@aroe bat felt SSabrbltnoerten oen BE-
re6tigten STUFF Der bunoertproae11ti-
gen Si6tigfeit uno 8erldBli9feit.
9te S6tpei5ergar6e gebt 5uriid Bis
gum Sabre 1905. Obmobl BLOB an oie
100 Mann itarf, lit oieie pdpitli6e
gbrenlpa6e gum Sdube bes Sotifons
uno oes Bapites neben oen NobeIgar=
bitten uno pdpltli6en @enoarmen ge>
raoe beute bon groBter 8e6eutltng.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-27
MUSINGS BY
THE TREASURER

9fep. Sobn 3ogg 56miot, 500,
pelder i'm Sabre 1888 i'm Soiepbi-
NUM- getpeibt tpuroe, lit gum Witglieo
Der Safultdt an Der aatboliiden Uni
'periitat in Baibington ernannt tpor>
oen. Das Soiepbinum eratuliert 3ep.
'S6mibt 5u ieinem neuen Soften uno
,piini6t linn re6t biele Sabre iege11s.
Ireiden @irfens.
X X X
8ir bitten uniere 2eier Inn Elm
@ebet fir Die Seelenrube Ser MiB
MarD Garius, tpelde in Marietta,
Ohio, aus oieiem 2eben eeidieben lit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-27

Gin neuer 9feforo BON 9 Stunoen
uno "a Wfinltten fir oie lteberque=
rl1ng oes 9ltla11tif in einem Srans=
portflug5eug tpurOe unldnglt bon eli
nem 9G=53 Sfptrooper bes uIir
Sransport gontmano" ser an1erifa-
nil6en Irnee aufgelteat. Oie Gefor0=
5eit fiir 8onbenflug5euge betrdgt 51r
3eit 6 StunOen 12 Minl1ten. Gin
engliider Sournulilt, Ser 2uftfabrt=
&orreiponoent Ser SUNDAY Sin1es',,
Feter Malefielo, befano itb na6 eli
nem geiub amerifanii6er Slug5eug=
Derfe an 8oro bes Sronsportflng=
5euges.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-27

Wie 9es8g aus Mlgier beribtete, Bill
oete bic @efangennabme eines tpeite-
rem oeutlden Generals n1itten inn
S4lafe Sen &obepunft Der liberia
i9enoen 2anoung Der Mdten Mrmee
in Sermoli. Ser beutide &omnan-
oeur oes Seftors, @eneralmaior
&ou6, lag in frie6li6em 59lummer
I'M 8ett uno tpur6e Heterogeneous
men, obne oaB ein SduB abgefeuert
tpuroe. Die Siinfte Mrmee bate erit
fiir5lid einen anberen oeutiDen &C.
neral int Sdlaf ertpiidt, als ite auf
Neapel boritieb.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-27

Sn einem neuen 2eitaufiab 5itiert
uSbe Catholic gtetps'' bie fiir5lide
8arnung oes 8erliner Senoers an
Die Ioreiie oes @atifans: ,,5ebt 5u,
oaB uns Die Bolitif bes 8atifans nidt
5tpingt, 5u 9faoifalnaBnabmen 3u-
fln9t 5u nebmen!' - 1tno benterft
oa5u: ~uno bod nt0dten bic Salbe.
mis-, Die 2aPianas, Die 8orgeIes uno
Die anoeren Intiflerifalen in oieiem
2ano, ote einen attireligi0ien, uname-
ritanii6en &rieg oes Saiies segen Die
fatboliide Stride fiibren, oas ameri-
fontidbe 8olf glal1ben MAIDEN, oaB 6o-
idismus, Na5ismus ODER &atboli5ts-
mus auswedielbare 8egriffe iirt5. Die
einiteuung oieier europdiiden Ser.
fe6ter eines &lu &lurismus gegen-
itber Ser fatbolilden STRIDE lit bic
glet6e tpie Die Der Totalitarianer, bic
5u befan1pfen iie borgeben."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-27
&nnititrafe,t

Biiteno ftebt Der &errenfabrer
&nor int 8erfebrsbiiro Der fleinen
Ortfdaft. ,,gs lit ,1ngIaublid, auf Der
StraBe lit ei,t Sdlaglo9 neben benz
anoern. 8ie fonnen Sie ba in Sbrer
Werbei6rift 6abon ipre6en, gu ST.
rem Srt fiibrten &rnititraBen. :"
8ieoer fomn1t Die Mntport: ,,Weil
es eine Runit 1T, auf ibnen gu fabren,
rbne bic Gdien gu 5erbre1en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-27
Die geritorbene bat bas Soiepbinnm
in ibrem Seitament beba6t.

III lDIeHt SeIluIIleIlIs OeOQGI.
X X X
! Selbit oenienigen, oie bieies Sabr
tribe nit ibren 8eibna1tseinf4ufen
beginner, miro es iduer fallen, fiir
| ibre Gertpanoten uno Sreunoe pallen-
De acknowledgements 5,1 finoen. @er
Die Solnng oieies Broblems i6tpierig
lfinoet, miro gepiB Elm @eibenf be-
griiBen, oas mir an5ubieten imItanoe
| iino. IS lit Elm pra6tpolles sid gau
Set.
8ir baben cine bei6r1nfte Mn5abl
oieler fltnItpollen neutrality-suspicious.
an Sano uno bieten iie ltniern 2eIern
5u oen1 biuigen Sreis bon $3.50 por=
tpfrei an.
@ir iino germ bereit, ieoem oos
Set sur Srobe 5l15uienoen. Seoen1
itebt es fret, oen 8etrag oafiir 5r ent-
ricbtcn ooer es 5uriif5uienoen.
\ X X X
Iuf lniere Infiinoigrng 6es neuen
&alenoers iinO 9lnfragen iiber einen
&alenoer englil6er Sprabe eingetrof=
fen. gSir beoauern> einen &alenoer
in englil6er Spra6e ni6t per0ffent=
li6en 5l1 f0nnen.
X X X
8ir nilien ni6t, tpie biele Bombs
Uncle Gam bergangene 8o6e ber=
fauft bat, aber mir piHen, bab uns
penige 5ugegangen itno. 8ir bitten,
beim ginfauf bes nabiten 8ono bas
Soiepbinum ni6t bergeiien 5u tpolle1t.
X X X
Gin plosIi9er @etteruml6lag r1a9-
te es nottpenoig, oie eriten &oblen 5u
i6aufeln. 9lm erlten Sage tpurben
ettpas iiber bier Sonnen berbrau6t.
nnier Goal Sunb,> nuB nit Ser 3u<
nabme falten 8etters padien, tpenn
mir ni6t frieren iollen.
|, X X X
gergangenen 5amstag 9ea6mittag
fpei9erte cine @ruppe Stuoe11ten et-
tpa 20 8ui9el rote 9iiben unter
@runo fir oen @inter ,ab. Dies lit
bas erlte Wal in Der @ei6idte oes
Soiepbinu1ns, baB @erniiie iiber Bi1-
ter orauben i'm @arten aufeeipei6ert
iporben.
X X X
@dbreno anbere @en1iiie oiirftig
tuaren ooer san5 ausblieben, NOR Die
grnte Der rotten Huben rei9lid, iooab
mir iie bel ieoer Mablaeit aufiesen
fonnen.
Inn einen lebten 8eridt iiber un-
iere &artoffelernte gu eeben, laiien
mir einen unierer Stu6enten fem Ut
tell oariiber abeeben: ,,Biele &artof-
feln paren tpie Spielfugeln (Mar-
bles), anoere 10 eroB mie grbie,t uno
6ann CAB es au1 fleine."
Wie 9es8g aus Mlgier beri6tete, Bill
oete bic @efangennabme zines tpeite-
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G8Ss s@orre5bpn6ent

Gin G8S<@orreiponbent, Glenn
Staotler, beridtete aus Mabrib, bab
idasungsmeiie cine balbe Minion
Wfenlden aana6tlid aus Mng1t Dor
alIiierten 8on1ben Berlin berIaiien
uno &unoerttauien6e fir oauerno
aus Der &eidsbauptitaot ebafuiert
moroen itn6. Inter Berufung auf
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Mrs. Christine Dornbush, Kan. 200
A. E. Oswald, Canada ........ 100
Chas. Schimmer, Calf. ...... 100
C. Jochum, w. Va. ........ 100
Mrs. Henry Kraft, Ohio ..'.... 100
Carl F. Eisele, Calf. ........ 100
M. Brandt, Mo. .............. 100
Louis Willenbring, Iowa ...... 100
H. Loewendick, Ohio ........ 100
Frank Junemann, Mich. ..... 100
Miss Hedwig Baumgartner, Md. 100
Coal Fund
Previously credited ........ .$282.50
Rev. r. B. B., Ohio .......... $500
Rev. A. J. j., MINI. ........ 1000
Margaret l.. Sommer, Pa. go. 1000
Mrs. R. Wagner, N. Y. ...... 100
Das frerlbe Saus iollit on loben,
aber nidt betreten.
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Das frembe &aus ioIit on loben,
aber ni1t betreten.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06

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La gaceta., 1943-01-04

Cuantas wees, jadeante, estu
vo ella a punto de ceder; pero la
razon dominando sus sentimien-
tos, recobraba Su aplomo, pues
sabian que ell menor desfalleci-
miento de su parte aniquilaria
Ell bellO porvenir que habia forja
do en- Su imagination.
Rastok deSmejoraba a ojos
vistas. va no lie quedaba nj ell
menor veStigie de Su TRADITIONAL
cinismo. Enamorado eomO un a.
doslecente, renunci6 a la vida de
Soltero para poder estrechar en-
tire sus brazos el cuerpo palpi
tante de la viudita, que siempre
lie habia rehusado sus intimos
favoreS.
La boda Sc llev6 a cabo, con
mucha pompa, en- la Cathedral de
Tilegrado. La flor Y nata de Ia
sociedad asisti6 al acto. La no
via, divina, encantadora. Ras-
tok, sin poder disimuhar 81 in
La gaceta., 1943-01-04

Ger Ia resistencia que oponia
a Sus deSeoS ell crosse de Su in
vitada, aSio un cuchillo de
trinchRr. con el cual cort6 los
cordoneS de csc antique ms
trumento de tortura, asf como
la epidermis delicada V color
de nieve de la baroneSa. Pero
ell senior de Reibeck repetia
con demasiada frecuencia di-
cha anecdota, Y hasta lego a
introducir en- ella, como pro-
tagoniSta a un joven que ac-
tualmente tenia unos veinti-
cinco amos, Y que, segun ell ma
rrador, en- aquella epOca le-
Jana sentia una viva passion
por la baronesa.
Rastok, que en- un principle
habia perSeguido a~siduamen-
te a la sonora de la Tale, no
por amor, sino straido hacia
Ella por el sentimiento de po-
La gaceta., 1943-01-04
XXI

Era un dfa memorable: aqua
en- que la Primera Convention
Mundiai de la S. U. F. U. iha a
haugurar SuS SsSiones en- Ell
Gran Teatro. Delegates. proce-
denies de todos los ambitos de Ia
terra, acudian a Paris con eli
prop6sito de tomar parte en- la
gran manifestation colectiva en-
ia que lba a deliberarse sobre
los medios mas apropiados para
lnleiar la magma ofensiya que.
i!evada a cabo en- forma coordi-
NADIA lie Permitiria al partido u
mon Mundial alcanzar Ell poder
en- la mayoria de los paises del
universe. Los mas enthusiasts es
taoan firmemente convencidos
que Ell triunfo definitivo no Sc
harfa esperar,
En- Cd modesto despacho de
eIanez, Rolin-B Bourgeois. sentn.