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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-03-11
ASKED TO BRING
IN ASSESSMENTS

Farmers and ranchers are ur-
gently requested to come into
the county assessors office
when they are in Hardin and
list their personal property for
assessment purposes.
Sam Cunningham. county as
SCISSOR, points out that this will
reduce the expense of taking
the assessment, and also will
save tires and gasoline so nee
essary to the war effort, as dep
utv field assessors will not have
to make so many trips to farms.
MI. Cunningham is especially
anxious to have farmers come
in before their spring work
starts.
The office force in the asses
the assessment lists for 1913. The
sor's office has finished writing
assessment started on Mar. /.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-03-11
TAKE PART IN
CAMPUS GROUPS
Students From H1rdin
In MonY Activities
At University

University of Montana stu
dents who hail from Hardin
find time to take part in many
extra-curicular activities on the
MiSSoula campus. according to
a release received from there
this week.
Jack Buzzetti, junior in the
school of journalism, is chair
man of the Student War Ac-
Invites committee. Popularity
known as SWAC, this group is
the coordinator for the univer-
sity's war effort. Under the di-
rection of Buzzetti, the SWAC
enlists workers to aid in its
projects. the latest of which
is the Red Cross drive.
Buzzetti is also prominent in
Journalistic activities, and will
be initiated soon into Sigma
Delta Chi. mems journalism
honorary. He is also vice pres
ident of Bear Paw, sophomore
mems honorary.
A freshman major in speech
and dramatics is Jean Kuehn.
She is now living at the Alpha
Delta Phi sorority house, which
she recently pledged. She is a
delegate from Alpha Delta Phi
to Junior Pen-Hellenic council,
which is made up of pledges
from each sorority. Miss Kuehn
has been engaging in debate
at the university .
Outstanding on the state uni
versity campus is Colin Scot
ty" Macleod, senior major in
business administration. AS
president of the Associated Stu
dents of Montana State Univer-
sity. he holds a position of re-
sponsibility. This year he was
selected as one of the students
from the university to be repre-
sented ir Who's Who in Amer
lean Colleges aid Universities"
AS a member of Theta Chi So
cial fraternity. he was chosen
bv other members as the man
who contributed most to the
chapter during the year. His
name will be engraved tcn a
special cup reserved for those
who receive the honor.
Recent initiates into Sienna
NJ social fraternity are Ellis
worth Skeie. freshman pre-en-
pineering major: Raw Krone.
freshman f~orestrv major, and
Everett Bulls. freshman bust
ness administration major.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-03-11
DEFENSE GROUP
MEETS MONDAY
Council Hears Reports.
Sees Movies. Tulks
About Labor Set-up

Several reports of members
were the principal matters tc
come before the Civilian De-
Tense council at its meeting at
the court house Monday eve
ming.
Bert w. Kronmiller read a
paper concerning curfew rules
for Japanese outside the coast
al area.
E. L. Jacobson gave a report
on his trip to Butte, where he
attended a meeting of COM
manders of Defense corps.
A talk on bombs was the con-
tribution of Guy Rorabaugh.
He illustrated his discussion with
diagrams of Japanese bombs
showing their construction and
how they act.
The salvage drive was the
subject of a report bv Carl
Rankin. He stated that the tin
cans will be taken care of soon
and asked that from now on all
can be flattened before being
turned in.
Ashley Roberts spoke briefly
on the labor situation. He men,
toned plans to bring in out
side labor. Labor will be more
plentiful here than it was last
year, he said.
A. NJ. Crillv told the group
that the registration for point
rationing had gone smoothly
Out of approximately 4 900 ap-
plications taken and books is,
sued at the curt house here
o"lv one mistake was made, hi
stated.
George w. Gustafson showec
three motion nictures entitled
women in War Industries,
Malta" and Ecuador.
A wire of greeting from Chair,
man C. A. Bentley was read.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-03-11
Anna Mehling
Enlists In

Anna Mehling of Hardin has
enlisted in the Women's Army
Auxiliary corps, it was announ-
ced from the headquarters OF
the Montana recruiting district
in Butte, recently.
Miss Mehling is a graduate
of Hardin high school and at
tended Eastern Montana Norm
al school in Billings for two
years.
She had been teaching at the
Nine Mile school, north of Har-
din, previous to her enlistment.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-03-11
F. F. A. TO HAVE
POXING BOUTS

The local chapter of the Fut-
ure Farmers of America is spon-
soring SO rounds of boxing in
the junior high school gym
nasium here beginning at 8 pm.
Friday night.
Members of the local group
will meet the boys from Billings
in what promises to be a set OF
fast and furious matches.
Hardin bows who will partic-
ipate inclrde Conrad Yerger,
Stanley Muhlbeier and George
Smith. The vel! balanced Bill
ings team brings such sluggers
as Ray Strecker, Eddie Walters
and the Lambrecht brothers.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-03-11
Four Arrested On
Trdffic Counts

This week four men paid fines
or forfeited bonds in the justice
court of Charles A. CorkinS for
violating various traffic laws.
The state highway patrol was
the complaining witness in each
case.
Names, dates of arrest and
penalties assessed are as fol-
lows:
Mar. 3, Elias Hugs, no 1943 IL
cense plates, $40 fine; Mar. 8,
A. L. Nixon. driving at excess
sive speed, forfeited $40 bond;
Mar. 8. Pete Pitsch, no clear
ance lights, forfeited IS bond;
Mar. 9, w. c. Shaw, over width,
forfeited S. bond.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-03-11

SERVICE HERE

Missionary services will be
held under the direction of the
Rev. N. j. Miller at the Com
munity church on Wednesday
evening, Mar. II, at 8 p. m.
Moving pictures in color will
be shown of various scenes in
India, including Benares, holy
city of the Hindus; Lahore and
Agra, important to the Moham-
medans, and the famous Tai
Mahal.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-03-11
MADDOX SPEAKS
TO KIWANIS CLUB

Emphasizing the duty of rem
dering an account of steward
ship" to the members of the
armed services when they re-
turn, Senator Dan w. Maddox
discussed various legislative
measures at the regular neon
luncheon meeting of the Hardin
KiWanis club Wednesday.
Senator Maddox devoted a
large part of his address to the
So, 0OO, 900 debenture bond issue
for the highways of the state.
This measure is to be voted on
by the citizens Of the state in
June. 1t will result, he pointed
out, in the restoration and ex-
pansion of the state highway
system after the war, and will
be a part of the state program
to absorb manpOWer released
from the armed services until
such time as the men can be
employed by private enterprise.
He also discussed a bill au-
thorizing free fees and tuition
at all state educational institu-
tons for all hcnorably dis
charged members of the mill
tary.
Art Gustafson of Fairbanks,
Alaska, was introduced as a
club guest. He gave a brief talk
on the Alcan highway and Alas
ka in general.
A. E. Waldorf sang America
the Beautiful" as a solo. Mem
bers Joined with him on the
last verse.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-03-11

CPL. WENDELL KNUTSON
Two pals, who enlisted in the
U. S. Army at the same time,
took their basic training at the
same place, and we're both later
assigned to duty at Elemendort
field in Alaska, were separated
recently when they we're assign
ed to different bombardment
squadronS in the air corps.
They are Pvt. Jess Taught r.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Taught
and Cpl. Wendell Knutson. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Knutson.
Both families live in Lodge
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-03-11
ccouts Collect
~"~zors

Hardin Boy Scouts will collect
safety razors for men in the
armed services Friday after
school.
They will make a house-to-
house canvass, and everyone
who has a safety razor to con-
tribute is asked to have it ready.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-03-11
MUNICH BLASTED

The R. A. F. struck deep into
Germany for the second time
in two nights with a 500-ton
blockbuster and incendiary raid
delivered on Munich. The bomb
ing took place Tuesday night
and was followed up Wednesday
with fighter sweeps over France
on the following day.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-03-11
ROMMEL LOSES TANKS

In Tunisia, General Mont
gomery's British Eighth army
began testing Marshal Rommel's
crippled tank forces preliminary
to a showdown. Rommel was on
the defensive behind his Mareth
line and had lost So more tanks
In attacks on Montgomery's
men.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-03-11
DRAFT SITUATION

The current rate of draft in
auctions may be speeded up &C
cording to a statement made by
Charles P. Taft, assistant draft
director of the office of defense
health and welfare services. All
ga registrants may oe induct-
ed by midsummer, he stated.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-03-11
PLAN TICK FEVER CLINIC

Thursday. Mar. ID, has been
set as the date for a tick fever
clinic at the Decker store.
Hours are from 10 a. m. 10
l p. m. The second shots Will
be given enc week later. Mar.
IS. during the same hours.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-03-11

311I 10'V' N11oHI'3e
A missionary talk will be given
by Mr.. Miller, who spent a year
and a half in north India. The
pictures. incidentally, belong to
Mr.. Miller and are not CONNER
cial film.
A free-will offering for the
support of missionaries still in
the field will be taken. Every
one is cordially invited to at
tend.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-03-11
~LEND-LEASE

A years extension on the
lend-lease act was passed by a
vote of 407 to 6 by the house
Wednesday. The bill then went
to the senate, whose foreign re-
lations committee approved a
companion measure.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-03-11
news REVIEW
A Brief Summary
OF Outstanding
News Events
THE RUSSIAN o

Russian troops captured Belly
and other towns Wednesday in
a central front drive, while in
the south, Moscow reported to-
day that the Germans had lost
300 more men and IS tanks in
attacks which collapsed against
Red army reinforcements at
Kharkov.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-03-11

The new trans-Florida pipe
line, 1879 miles of eight-inch, is
now in operation.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-03-11
STA~NDLEY-MOLITOV CONFER

Two days after he stated that
American aid to Russia had not
been sufficiently acknowledged,
Animal William H. Standby,
United States ambassador, con-
ferred with Foreign Commissar
Viaches4av Molitov at the krem-
lin. There was no indication
whether Standby had sought to
explain his statement.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-03

bieie arme 9fago in einem baperii6en
Gorfe i'm bat.
Sd babe lDon pieles in n1cinen
8iicDern IN ti6ed)iider, Oeutid)er, eng
liiher llno fran50iii0er Sprod)e oar
iiber geihrieben, lno niQ bier MIR
iiher oie iiberralhenoe llebereinl TIM
nung, oie gegeneitige 9eltotiglng
unb gr9an5u1g ipred)en, Oie 5lpiihen
Sbereie 9fellnlanns Siltonen lno Dem
Suriner @robtlt6 BEL lteben.
9ie erlte Sotiahe: 0as beilige 9lnt=
lit bes Seilonos, oos Sberele 9fell-
mann in ibrer Gilionen i6altt, itimnt
IN 9lusbrud, in ser ltebernatiirlidfeit
lrno inn ginOruf oon5 nit oen Bbp.
togropbien 6. Gnricps iibereil. Sic
Stignatilierte bon &onnersrelttb ltebt
Selus inner ols eine ichone 8erIon
nit leltdtenoen Intlit, beberrl6enoen
~lu,o eil1fl11breiGen S(u9en, in iiberna~
tiirlic)cn slusbrlc:, mie man es noGh
ouf feinel11 Gemolbe finocn fonntc.
Gs lit cine iibernatiirlihe Shonbeit
sic man nit notiirliGen 0titteln l1ic6t
pfcbergeben fanl1.
stlt6 cine onoere Stiglnotiliertc,
9fnna &otborina Gmncrid), licbt Gbri~
ltu5, 1T ieincr bobcn @eItnlt, Sic olc
ieine Siinger> iiberrogt uno Oellc1
lethtenbe Stirne iiber iie bintpegs
gldn5t. Ga5 @rabtu0 l0ft eine Gro
be bes Seilanoes bon 1.0O Meter felt
ltellelt. -~ .,..-..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-03

lit oas Gbarafteriltiidbe bel SEN Stig.
ntatiltertenL OaB iie 2eiben iiber Set
ben erouloen n1iiiien, tpie audi Sbe=
reie feumann in oen SSSabren lie
bis 1926. Die boaanoil6e Stignrati.
lterte 2iomina litt bur6 80 Sabre, al
10 fait ibr gauges 2eben binourb.
l1no int 2eben Ser por tpe1igen Sab.
rem crit leliggeiprobenen @emmo @ol-
gani lit es pirfli1 nid)t anoers ae-
meien. l1no tpiepiel S6mer5en uno
Nltalen nubte oie iiinglta beiligge~
lpro6ene Geronifa @iuliani ertra=
gen?
9od ibr SNner5 lit fir tic oae
nidt mebr 2eibel1, er lpanoelt lid 5un1
@egenteil, er miro Spfer fiir oen emf
|gen @ott. SIR 2eioen miro freuoiger
8ienit fiir @ott. 60 iiberlbreiten lie
Die @ren5en ser Sriiblale lmo iteieen
e1tlpor aus bem Sale oes Samnlers.
.9ieIe bon Wott ouserp0blter See
fen babelt oia slufgah,ea oel1- 8lal1ben,
oie .Soffnltng uno oie 2ie6e 5l1 meb-
rcl1 in ser @elt, tpie iie al1b Sic Gr<-
illllerlng an oen SeilanO burG tire
5eilnobnle o1f ieinen Seioer belon~
oers peden; aber tie tuerOen auh bic
fer innerlicber uno ol1Beroroentliher
8naoel1 tei1baftig: pie bie &elllttnis
ser Ser5en, Garoiogtpiie, bie 8obe
Ser gropbe5eilutG giitonen, iiber,
nqturlibe grleibterungen, grbebun.
gen iiber b;e Grbe, 8ilofatipn, l1nerz
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-03
9ie Yailionsblnme bon &onnersreutb

.nata2 Gie &irde lelbit eibt ,,ns Sic
antiport in ser Sration bes Seitoifi.
5iums am II. September, an1 Gage
Ser Stigmatiiation oes III. 5ran5is-
.fl.s: uSerr SsSeius Gbriitus, Ser blt
am Seibe oes fl. Sran5isfus sic bei=
tighten 8unomale oeiner Yoiiion er-
neuert bait, INT unlere Ser5en nit
bent Seuer oeiner 2iebe at erlp1r-
men ais Sic @elt in ser 2iebe 51t er=
falten begann getpabre g1doigIt. -. ~
Gin l1mltono, ben man ni6t meg
leugnen fann nno borf, lit BEL ouen
Stigmotiiierten ser eleihe: Elm &C.
tpaltiges Seioen ourb oas lie bel1
sSeg Ser &einigung geben, Tim sic
boberen @raoe oes @eges ser Gr=
leu6tlutg erlangen 5u fonnen. 9os
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-03

fldrHhes Soften, perbllnoen faIt regel=
nlaBig nit Dem @mpfang oes slltarss
iafran,e,lts, mpitiIhe SeIhauntng uno
efitotiider llmgatg NIT oem Grloler
Ntit einem allBerproentli6 boben
Grao bon @naben lit Sbereie Nell-
mann al1sge5eidnet, Sic nidt MIR sic
gan5e 9aiiion Gbrilti idaut, ionoern
audi arandiide @orte bort. So5u
iinb ibre gfltoien bon eilem polltom.
menen Mienenipiel begleitet, oo5 inns
sic gan5e @rauIomfeit ser Suolen
5eigt, oie Gbriitl1s aus Siebe ST inns
ertrlg.
gine gcfeierte 9iinltlerin trogiider
Hollen an einem Sbeoter bon Melts
flong lo9te: 8enn ic5 dud) bl1nOert
Sabre leben tpiirOe, i0 t0nnte iiher,
lif nid)t oieien polfomlnencn 2l,ta-
orl1f oes S6n1er5es geni1nell nie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-03

!. lprlllgt 5l1lnel1t Dem religiolen 8e'
fiible. St bat cine braunlid)e Sur
bung uno tit IN Der Afitte geteilt.
9ies bat mir oie Stigmotiiterte I'M
Sabre 1881 idon geiagt ais iG bon
Ben nelteiten sufnabmen oes BURNER
Sudes nod feline slbnung gebabt bot
te. 9luf oem giloe ,,Gbriltus gebt
bur6 oie slebren' glaubt SbereIc
Neun1onn bie grobte Iebnliffeit nit
bem slntlibe Gbrilti feitltellen SIT ton-
men, oas ibr in oen Giltoneu erlfelllt.
Gie Gornentrone fam man auf
@rltno Ser @lnomole nm Sauptc
Gbrilti 5eidnen uno ltinnmt Iopobl
nit ser IN Hom oufbemabrten Grone,
mic altcD nit ser in Sen &ilionen lid
seigenOcn iiberei1. 9ebterc beld)reibt
| lie ais cine 9lrt aubc nit langen Cor
nen. Sic @llrtlnole 5ei9cn ltf bel Der
buU, U,rild)Cu StignatiIicrtCn IN Der glel=
r]cn @CiIc 1uIC olf Dem SinOone, oent
(Srobttth, NnllptlGtblicD am @lllter=
fopfe. 9lus oic1cn Wlnoen begilnt
Noo @l(t crit SIT Iljebcll, lucnn lie III
C1n NiIilncn 1t>htr pie Der 9err nit
IornCu Detront miro. Iics geld)iebt
1Ile iEtCitn1. ..Grcntnl: lpirocrhnlt lld)
oca NIutrn. olta OicIrm stigma Ser
GpruCnfrone, ooa 5peite Wtol, meln
Dic Northumberland Sen Scilnno
perIpottct lno Oerlad)t, oic Iu1llfu
inn p;cOcr gereid)t miro uno cr nas
4rcr5 ouf ieine Shnltern nlnnlt. Die
brittle 8lltlmg tritt oann ollf lpent
| bcm @cilnno- ser 9fof iiber ben &opt
uno bic Eorncnfrone binlpeg Derah=
! gcriIIen uno Cr 10 an bas &reu5 ge=
i0lagen miro. Nlm &reu5e lit e5 nun
Dor. ollCm olc Iornenfronc, Die Dem
SeiIuno 10 ulouSlpreNlibe Shmcr5en
bereitet. &0mpfe preiien oas Saltpt
oe5 S,ilal1hes an Sen &ren5eSbalfen
lno Oaour6 pieberlmr 0ringen oie
Gorreu in Sen Nofen ein. 60 ent-
ltebcn crb0btc 9lutlGufe, bic MIN alt6
auf Dem GrobtlGe ibrc Spltrcn bin=
terlalien.
0ie Gfitoien Ser Gtign1otilierten
bon &onnersrcltD beginnen I'm Die
Mitterno6t oes 9onnerstag. Sic
neint blutige Srdnen uno Ourd) meb-
rere Stlmoen flieBt oies 9lnt. slnT
Ioer reften Shulter fat Sbereie Nelt=
|mon felt Sobren oa5 iogenonltte
,Iedite stigma, oos Ser Sfulter-
ulnoe, ~bcruorgerllfen Our6 Die
Shmere oes &relt5es, oas Ser Sci
lono ouf .oieier Seite trdgt.
a(uh onocre Ntpltifer iuilien BON
oieien1 Stigna. So itrieb Ser fl.
9ernbaro' bon Gloirpu1lr etn 8ebet,
ooS cine nlpltild)e llnterreolug 6ml=
lIden oen1 Grl0ler 1uo oen1 fl. 0fDn-
fe tpeoergibt. 9luf Sic 5rage, lpelhe
@,ube bCn Seilano am n1et1tcn ges
lld)mcr5t bobc, gbt er Sic sIntmort:
l,9Sere, sic sic @elt nidt fallnte, oir
@unoe allf Ser rehten Sdulter'.
Seit einigen Sabren fat nun Sbes
reIe Nelnonn olt6 Sic @unonale Der
GeiBelltng olf Hiicfen lno grnlt, Sic
|iih in @eltolt bon geihmollenen Strei=
| fen unb fleincn @luoen 5eigel. Sic
beobohtet uno iNoltt, lpie SeIls BON
orei r6n1ilhen Splooten nit rober @e=
lnalt bodgcbunOen, Onnn gegeiBelt
miro luo 1pe sic 8eiBler babel nod
obmedlcl1. So, an ibrem Nfienen-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-03

rs T III Il II G.: Sa D1ele ltnle=
rer Seler tpieoerbolt Sen 8unid ge=
al1Bert baben, iDieber einmal ettpas
iiber oie beethoigte stignatiiierte,
Sberele Neumann, in &onnersreutb
5u boren, 10 greifen mir aus einem
etipa Dor 5ebn Sabren i'm ,,&on=
nersreutber Sonntagsblatt' erifie>
nel1en Mrtifel oes 9r. neb. 81. IS.
9pnef, Hrag, ei11et bonn 8erfaller
ongeltellten Gerglei6 5tpiiben ben
8unomale1 er Sbereie Neumann
Ii. oen 9lbbriiden Ser punoerbaren
Heliquie Oes @rabtuhes Gbrilti, bas
in Surin, SStalien, a1fbenabrt
ipiro, beraus. Sbibon felt Sabrea
feiuerlei Nabridten ntebr aus &en=
nersreutb ins suslano gelangt iinb,
lpiilel1 mir nit 8eltimmtbeit, oaB
Sbereie Neumann nod lebt nno
0ob |ieoen, Sreitag, mobreno ibre
8unblnale blrte11, lie in ibrer ST.
itale oas 2eiben Gbrilti it6oltt lmO
1lliterlebt: '..,.-.
gsir loiien ben Artifel 9r. &Dnet5
I'M @ortlante folgen: -. -
t0;e Stigmatilierten 1ino geroOe
iene, oie nod 0enl ultelt @nrt u0enl
2anne ouf allen ieinen @egen nad-
folgen'; oenn: iie linO nit ibm, III
8lltsperlpanotlhaft ~ getreteu. Sen
Eulsid5lag ieines Ser5ens fann nIan
in ali ibren Noern ipiiren. Ct Oringt
bis ins Marf ibrer &no6en. Gas
&reue5sopfer, oas ntan altf aulbll1tige
8eiie altf Dem slltare feiert, ieet ii6
in ibnen blutigertpeiie fort 5unl inn
merlpabrenoen @noeltfen ielles groBelr
slftes BON @o1gatba. Ser @efreusigte
= altf bieie 8eiie INNER gegenmar.
tig,. iiberoauert alfe 33aitell. (@Drres:
Sic 1riitlid)e Mpltif 2. 1867"
ugier. Sabre mogen res nun iei1l
(oer slrtifel tpl,roe i'm Sabre 1886
geidrieben) baB if @elegenbeit bot
te, nebrere photographer Ser NUM-
berbaren Gelique 5rt ieben, oie man
als oas 8rabtu6 bes Serrn beaei6=
net. ltno oa fam mir plDtlid) ser @e=
oanfe an Sic Stign1atiiterte bon &on=
nersre1tb, unb baB man BORT liberlth,
piele 8e5iebungen uno 8ergleibe nit
Dem fir edit befunbenen @rabtllb bon
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li6, id) badte Bel meinen 5ablreiben
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if midi nit ntpltil6en 8organgen I'M
ongen1einen uno NIT aornersreut5
I'M beionoeren befoiie.
gea6 Ser Muffallung Ser &ir6e 1T
Disqualification Elm aubergetpobnliber
@naoenermeis, ser getpiiien Serionen
MIR 5uteil miro, bie @ott in ein5ig=
artiger 8eiie teilnebmen laBt ant 2ei=
ben oes &errn. Diele Seilnabme anl
2eioen Gbriiti lit TO tpeitgebeno, oaB
ii6 am a0rper Ser slltserpabiten TIT
iibernatiirli1er 8eiie' al1d oie fitnf
gSunoen oes grloiers aeigen. Sc nebr
idb nun in bieIer grfellntnis nab-
oa6te, oeito flarer ipl1rbe Mir, oaB bie
Stignatifatton gan5 lt1ro gat Mpitif
bes 2eioelts iIt. Sic 5tigmata iino
ei,1 nnG1tiges gdo oes gefrel5igtell
Seilanbs, oas man m alen Sabrbnn=
oertet pabrnebmen fam, inoenn an
La gaceta., 1943-08-09
UNA MIsA
de la Pagina 2

Viene de la Pagina 2
ma. Use concibe pequenez seme-
JAMIE? Pues ash ocurri6. I'm sufra-
gio hipocrita y misterioso.
No es, pues, verdad que los je-
rarcas de la Iglesia traten por
igual a todos los fieles. En- nues-
tro campo han caido, 10 mismo que
Carrasco, otros muchos catolicos.
IA que no Sc nos deja organizar
sufragios en- su obsequio, lucien-
do en- ellos la bandera republica-
ma v cantando ell himno de Riego?
Y nuestros muertos eran tan cato
licos como pudiera serlo Primo de
Rivera.
IA donde van por este canine los
ierarcas de la Iglesia? mo Sc dan
cuenta del dano que hacen a la
Iglesia misma-que, como tai
Iglesia, no tiene culpa de NADIA
Y a su excelsa doctricna? Hay mu-
chas, muchas senoras catolicas
QUE, sin la menor ~vacilaci6n en-
sus c~reencias, han dejado de ir a
Misa para no escuchar sermones
en- los que groseramente Sc insult
taba a sus maridos y a III hijos
que estaban dando sus vidas por
servir al legitimo Gobierno espa-
mol. Esta crisis de amargura y de
desengano cunde mas de 10 que los
obispos y curas presumen.
TODD ell mundo recuerda la des-
trucci6n salvaje de Guernica por
los i~nvasores de Espana. Els otro
de los actos cumbres de la guerra
espanola. Pues bien, en- casa de u
ma sonora amiga mia habia una
cocinera vasca exagerada cumpli-
dora de sus deberes religiosos. A
POGO de aquella criminal catastro-
fe. la duena de la casa observe
We conflicto de ~conciencia. jEs que
ouieren imponerme Ell fascismo!
,Fs oue ouiere arrojarme del Tenn
plo. de mi Temple? 10 es que quie
rem idenitficar ell fascismo con
! Dios?
La gaceta., 1943-08-09
\ pOLACA DE POI
Il ACTUALMENTE
H%ABITANTES

|Agosto 7.
ciudad de Poznan, en-
occidental, llamada Po-
~alemanes, que antes
| tenia solamente una
1000 almas, cuenta
con $4,000 haitian
|ento e~xtraordinario O.
|an corto lapse de item
influjo de los refu-
lgltlV0S aleHldHeS que
a domiciliarse en- Poz-
de los b~ombardeOs
Is populosas zonas del
h.
Posen, esta en-
la region polaca que
f~initivamente anexada
is.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-04-22
EVON DICKSON
EDWARD BLEVINS

Age 18, born at Crumpler, Ed
ward was voted most likely to
succeed. He was member of
the basketball squad for two
years. Hobbies: Basketball and
hunting. Ambition: To join Army
Air Corps. Motto: SLAP a Jap"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-04-22

making every effort to do their
part on the home front.