davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-08-15

cups. Here was another kind of beauty come
to meet him.
A rustling in the tree made him look up.
Against the trunk was ladder, and on it
girl was standing, picking cherries. Her head
was among the leaves. He could see only
small figure in blue overall suit and two
stoutly shod feet on tip-toe.
He drifted through the currant bushes
towards the tree and watched her for min
ute. She was trying for bunch out of reach.
Involuntarily he spoke: Climb higher.
You'll have to get up on the next rung.''
She started and looked down at him over
her shoulder holding on to bough with
both hands, II can't" she said II don't like
getting up high
Simon began to laugh. There was some
thing irresistibly funny about her stiffness
and the scared way she clung to the bough -
when all the time he could have put up
hand and clasped her slender ankle.
Her skin was brown as hens egg, and her
eyes were one with the tender blue of the sky
behind her. Thick lashes lay on her cheek as
she looked down at him.
He put hand on the ladder. You'd bet
ter come down and let me do that for you"
.VARlLY she obeyed, and stood beside him
in unmistakable relief. She was small - just
past his shoulder; the heat-damp curls round
her brow were gold. 1t flashed to him sud-
denly on wave of pleasure that this girl and
he were distant cousins.
"Well, that's one of my failures" she said,
looking balefully up at the tree. "And Mar
garet's clamoring for cherries for jam and
bottling."
why worry? You don't have many fail
ures. You're doing a swell job running this
place for your brother Edward while he's
away at the war, and you barely twenty
three with only old Dick to help and ="
Hey! Where've you been reading my
biography? didn't know l was in Who's
Who
"I've been taking tea in your kitchen. l was
just having a look around, and your old
servant asked me in. I'm Simon Shore, U. S.
Tank Corps, forty-eight hours leave and get
ting acquainted with Sussex: twenty-five,
domesticated and respectable"
Il hope Margaret fed you adequately"
She smiled up at him.
The glance between them didn't last long,
but there was something in it that made her
look quickly back to the tree again with a
flicker of her long lashes "Well, what about
these cherries?" she asked.
"I'm ready" He reached for her basket.
1.-The only thing is - your uniform. If you
wouldn't mind, if you really do mean to do
the tree for me, there's suit of my brothers
overalls on peg in the barn -"
! OR the rest of that day something hap
pened to time for Simon. The strangeness of
everything heightened each hour into sepa-
rate period, complete and perfect. After he
had picked the cherries, he helped her cart
hay to the byre; the smell of the fresh straw
and the picture of her sunlit face fused scent
and sight intoxicatingly.
After lunch they hoed the long rows of
t>o,v,c -, tho fold m tor, of tho hill The c,n
La gaceta., 1943-06-15
sI,sENoR:

81, SENOR:
Para pintar mejOr su casa,
compre la pintura b. L. p, ven
dida excIusivamente por KING
GRECO HARDWARE CO.,
La gaceta., 1943-06-15

Luego de haber pasado varias
semanas en- la capital de Cuba, los
esposos Manuel y Dolores Garcia,
regresaron a esta ell pasado do
mingo.
Como r~ecordaran nuestros anna
bles lectores, Y los amigos de los
esposos Garcia, Sc trasladaron a
la ciudad de la Habana en- busca
de cura para la sonora Garcia.
Ell Sr. Garcia, propietario de la
Barberfa de la Octava avenida y
Gale 16 comenzo en- ell dfa de hoy
a atender a sus parroquianos.
I'm saludo para ell amigo y su
esposa.
La gaceta., 1943-06-15

Frederick Dunn Kroelinger, de
26 amos, y Frances Josefina
Couch, de %.
Marion Davis Hawse, Jr., de II
amos, v Roberta Shaver, de 21.
John w. Finerman, de "a amos,
" Madeline M. SINH, de "a.
Aubrey L. Edwards, jr, de FL
amos, v Celona Reynolds Bacon,
de %.
Gray Davidson, de % amos, y
Ella Mae Vickery, de 21.
Bunny F. Bryant, de 20 amos,
y Ruth Broskey, de IS.
Jose E. Murphy, de 20 amos, y
Gloria Ann James, de 20.
William j. Wylie, de 81 amos,
" Dolores Y. Weaver, de IL.
Raymond Odell Briggs, de %
amos, y Willie Pauline Parker, de
%.
Hugh H. Alvarez, de Do amos,
y Alice Faye Scott, de 20.
John H.. Shull, de 46 amos, y
June Corraine Delano, de 80.
La gaceta., 1943-06-15
PARA NUEVA YORK

Luego de haber disfrutado dc
dos semanas de vacaciones en- es-
ia ciudad, visitando a sus proge-
nitores, estimados amigos Jose
Ramon Sanfeliz, regres6 en- la tar
de de aver a Nueva York, la Srta.
Noemf Sanfeliz.
Tan apreciada amiga desde ha-
ce amos reside en- la ciudad norte-
ma v en- su viaje de regreso la a.
compana su sobrina, Srta. Eliza
beth Martinez, la que dicho sea de
paso en- los 1ltimos examenes del
Hillsbrouogh High School obtuvo
atlas calificaciones, siendo muy
felicitada por sus professors.
Feliz viaje les deseamos.
La gaceta., 1943-06-15

Con entusiasmo continIan los
ensayos para la function teatral
que ofrecera ell viernes Is del pre-
sente mes, en- ell teatro del Centre
Asturiano, la Seccion de Benefit
cescia de la Logia Caballeros Lea
les de America.
La Sra. Carmen Ramirez, con
la cooperation del Sr. LisardC
Campos ensaya la bonita zarzue-
la espanola titulada "Las Musas
I.atinas." Sera Nevada a escena
con TODD ell lujo que ella requiere.
I'm estupendo acto de varieda-
des Sc prepare.
Compre su boleto de entrada a
tempo.
La gaceta., 1943-06-15
UNA POSTAL

La recibimos en- la tarde de a
yer del amigo Sergio Camera, ell
que como voluntario sc alistara
en- nuestro ~ejercito, hace meses.
Ell Pvt. Camera sigue estacio-
nado en- ell Campamento Fort
Bragg " pertenece al Cuerpo de
Policia Militar.
En- su postal nos pide que salu-
demos a todos sus amigos.
Els muy possible que nos haga
una vista dentro de pocas sema-
mas.
Agradecidos a la ~cortesfa del a.
migo Camera.
La gaceta., 1943-06-15
INDOOR PICNIC
9ss 9Ha,;o 3od,;qu.,

Hemos entrado de lleno en- la
semana escogida por la Gran Lo-
gia del Estado de Florida para la
celebration de su "indoor-picnic"
annual, ell que esta senalado para
ell domingo entrante en- los salones
de La Logia Caballeros del Aguila
de Orc.
Seg1n nos manifesto la conf
sion organizadora, va cuentan con
una considerable cantidad de Boz
letos vendidos. Esperan que sea el
festival mas concurrido celebrado
por ellos en- muchos amos.
AL mediodfa Sc servira IN ex-
quisito almuerzo, con este menu
Extremes, Arroz con polio, La
guer, Pan, Postre Y Cafe.
Sera servido ell almuerzo poI
las hermanas Sacerdotisas del He
gar, las que representation a las
Naciones Unidas, Russia, Estados
Unidos, China e Inglaterra.
Ell precio de entrada al bale
Sc ha senalado en- 80 centavos pa
ra todos. Tocara "La Sonora"
Seguiremos informando.
La gaceta., 1943-06-15
STA DE


/ Ia noche del domingo lie fue
Iida una fiesta bailable de
cdida a i6venes que proxima-
L partiran para nuestrO eJer-
ofrecida por las Srtas. Car
palacio Y Norma Garcia.
lmo invitados asistieron Ell
Warren ]. Martin, S. j., y
%sDosos Charles Cullers.
encontraban presentes Viola
kpdez, Bette Everett, Helen
ldo. Blanche Weldon, Peggie
Arson. Kathleen Joy Meter,
rarita Sweat Berta Garcia,
IA Solomon, Eurasia Fernan-
Angie Puglisi, Norma Cuer-
katherine Ficcio, Luisa Apa-
. Olga Mella, jeanne Mccoo-
Lily Fernandez, Marie Pc
Kitty McC oowick, Margarita
n. Josie Di Salao, Adalia Gar
poca Terry. Alice Stalnaker,
Earita ]. Suarez.
Eckar, BODY Fabian, Lucia
rida, Manuel Aparicio, Rudy
nguez, Salvy Urso, Frank
Puglisi, Charles Cuervo, Ma
Blanco, Ernest Rubio, Frank
Mario Trujillo, Frank Pu-
II Stewart Med Donald, Buddy
in, Raymond Couch, Angus
Gonzalez, George Nieto, Ray
/, Bernardo Clork, Vicente
nfuss, Ellis Brown, Peter
j, AL Romaella, Louis Cirzi-
Jimmy Torres, Rene Flores,
70 Blanco, Bobby Benjamin,
Estrada, Henry Fernandez,
lido Sultenfuss, Antonio San
Luis Valdes, Arturo Paula
Stalnaker.
cOncurrentes fueron obse-
Os con dulces y refrescos.
emas del bale Sc efectuaron
Is de p~asatiempo social.
La gaceta., 1943-06-15
MEJORADA

Mejora rapidamente de la ope-
racion a que fuera sometida en-
una pierna, la apreciada Sra. Mer
cedes Diaz, esposa del Sr. Jose
Diaz.
La Sra. Diaz aun permanece re
cluida en- ell Sanatorio del Centre
Asturiano, donde es visitada por
u numerosas amistades, en- la ha
bitaci6n No. l.
Nos alegra grandemente saber
de su mejoria y hacemos ruegos
Dor SUI total restablecimiento.
La gaceta., 1943-06-15
ENFERMITA

BESIDE hace dias guarda CANA la
monisima nina oneida Fernandez,
hiia 1nica de los esposos Julio y
Marta Fernandez, residences de la
Doce avenida Y Gale 81.
Ell NAL que aqueja a la angeli-
cal criaturita no es de cuidado, es-
perandose que en- los pr6ximos
dias pueda volver a sus juguetes.
iQue asf sea!
La gaceta., 1943-06-15

Programs que por la Ra-
dio Sc t~ransmitiran entire las
6 de la tarde de hoy y las II
de la noche:
6:0O-WFLA-WDAE- WTSF
News
6:O5-WFLA-Twilite Favorites
6~:15-WDAE-Edwin G. Hill
6:2O-WFLA-Basebal Scores
6:25-WFLA-News
WDAE--John B. Ken
nedy
6:45-WFLA-News
WDAE-World Today
Warink
WDAE-I Love a Mys-
terry
WSUN-George Hicks
WTSP-Fulton Lewis,
News
WDAE-Harry James
WSUN-Men, Machines,
Victory
WTSP-Johnson Family
7:3O-WFLA-Three Quarter
Time
WDAE-American
Melody Hour
WSUN-Pop Stuff
tenborn
WTSP-Confidentially
Yours
ny Presents
WSUN-Earl Goodwin
WDAE-Lights Out
WTSP-The Cisco Kid
ure Chest
WDAE-Al Jolson
WSUN-Duffy's Tavern
8:55-WDAE-Cecil Brown,
News
to Youth
WDAE-Burns and Allen
La gaceta., 1943-06-15
VISTA

SIDE la manana del domingo
las once de la noche de aver
!, nos visito ell Pvt. Marcus
|ncOurt, Ell que desde hace sic
Peses sirve al ejercito de los
dos Unidos en- ell Campamen-
Brunswick" Ga.
lS pocas lhoras que estuvo en-
las pas6 con sus familiares
|pOsa, Sra. Violeta Betancourt
|ente en- ell 1407 de la Decima
ida.
La gaceta., 1943-06-15

MCGEE and Molly
WSUN-Spotlight Bands
WDAE-Report to Ma
ton
WTSP-Return of Nick
Carter
9:55-WSUN-Harry Wismer
10
Hope
WDAE-Three Sisters
WSUN-Maj. G. F. Eliot
WTSP-John Hughes,
News
1O: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1O:15-WSUN-Gracie Fields
10
the Band
WDAE-Design for
Dreaming
WSUN-Nation at War
1O:45-WTSP-Music That
Endures
IL :OO-WFLA-WLAK- WDAE
-WTSP-WSUN-
News
IL :1O-WFLA-Local, State
News
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hank
ness, News
WDAE-Joan Brooks,
Songs
WSUN-Les Brown Band
WTSP-Chick Floyd
Band
IL :3O-WFLA-WLAK-St.
Louis Serenade
WSUN-Ray H~eatherton
WDAE-Invitation To
Music
WTSP-Sinfonietta
IL :55-WSUN-News
IL :00-WFLA-WLAK- WTSP
-WDAE-News
WSUN-Bob Allen Band
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-20

Sabrbunoerte; besbalh brau6t iie IN
oen @eben uno @irren ser 3eit nid)t
gu bangen. Sic tat es niht in oer
8ergansenbeit, iie tut es aud beute
nibt in ben Stiirmen, bie tie umbrau=
len, pertrauenb al1f sic gottlid)e Ser
beiBung: oie Bforten Ser Soae tper=
hen ite ri6t iiberualtisen. 9ieier
unlerer III. fatboliiben Stride brin>
gen mir 8ii60fe uno NIT uns oas
gan5e treugldubige golf bes grofrei=
les entgegen tiefe gbrfur6t unb l,n=
perbrii6ltde Sreue. -...s.
lleber oieie gbrf,lr1t unb Crete 81,
unierer beiligen Wertter, Der Stride,
m0dten mir beute Elm @ort gu6 ia
gen. 3tpar baben lrns tiefernite 6ra-
gen uno brenneube Sorgen in oielen
gagen bei6dftiet, uno mir baben es
fir uniere beilige Hfliht aebalten,
uns bieierbalb an oie 5uitdnoigen
Stelen 81, tpenben, bod balten mir
es in lnierer frtegsibmeren 3eit nid)t
fir angebra6t, in bieiem @irteni6reiz
ben oaranf ndber einsugeben.
/. ..-
Ser fl. Muguitinus, Ser grobe Sir
6enlebrer, bat einn1al geiagt: @as
eritrebt Ser Menl6 1nebr als Die
Wabrbeit? sSSn Ser Sat, i6on auf ben
2ippen oes ainbes liegen tauienb
5ragen. 5ragen, bie l1ns oft iiber=
raIden, nno sic mir int finbli6en
9enfen nidt bernluten iollten. Sc
alter Ser Menid miro, l,mIo -ernlter
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sinnbilblide 8e3ei6mnng her tatbolti6en Stride

Inter oieler lteberi6rift bringt ser
,,@anoerer" in ieiner 8odenauS=
gabe bonn 81. 9e5en1ber 1912 eine Der
.iinnpolllten unb berrlidlten 9efillitios
men Ser fatbolii6en Stride, oie IN
8orten altseeoriidt peroen fann:
Gin 8rielter tpurbe bon einen SSrr-
glqubisen gefrast: ,8as lit oenn Ell
gentli6 sic fatboliide &irde?"
Ser @eiitli6e antiportete:
y@ott 8ater lit Der 8riinber Ser
fatboliiden STRIDE, oieier @emeinidaft
aller driitlid 9tedtslaubigen auf Ser
peiten grbe. Gottes einseborener
Sobn Seius gbriitus, Ser in Der 5iiae
Der 3eit Menid getporben, lit ibr gr=
loier. @ott Der 81. @eilt lit ibr SET
ligmader. 9ie aa5eit unbefledte uno
aaerieligite Srnefrau Waria lit ibre
aonigin, bie gnsel Iino lire 8eiHiit=
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aer, bie 8atriar6en ibr Stan1ln, Sic
Bropbeten ibr Sratel, bie spoitel lire
slusbreiter, oie Seilieen ibre Siirbit=
ter. Der Yaplt, bienieoen Ser iid5ts
bare Gtellpcrtreter Des 8ott1nenibeu
Selu Gbriiti, lit ibr Sa1pt; sic aar-
bindle iino lire State, sic 8ildofe ibrc
&irten, sic Hrielter lire Stimme, Sic
Diafonen ibre SausbGlter, sic Sub.
oiafonen lire Siener. Die Mdrtprer
iin0 ibre 3eugniiie, bie Sebrer ibr
2idt; oie 8efenner iino ibre stdr-
flung, bie relisioien Srben ibre llnter-
itiitung' oie beiligen Sungfrouen lire
3ieroe, sic @ldubigen alle ibre &ill-
Ser.
u0ie beilise Soufe lit lire Wiege,
Die 5irmung lire &raft, oas aaerbei=
Iigite Saframent bes slltars lire Nabs
(Jortlebung auf Seite 12) \
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Sic batte aud INNER ben Mut. bieie
Wabrbeit 5u perfiinoen pioer ole lln-
tpabrbeit, tpiber alien Ssrrtum uno tpi-
Der alle gerfebrung bes bon gbriitlls
gepollten driItliben 2ebens. ~
Sic bat BEN Mut our 8abrbeit inn
Sample gesen ben Neutrality-suspicious.
2iberalismus, feline 1eberbetonung ser
gin5elperionlibfeit ,1no feline 8erfiir.
sl.ng Der &edte Der @emeinibaft.
Sic bat Sen Mllt 5ur 8abrbeit in
Ser 8efdnpf,ns zines piberdriitli'
den 9olleftipismus in ieSer Sorm.
Sic bot ben Mut our @abrbeit inn
aanpi Inn bic @esuiiiensfreibeit, lint
oie> >8iiroe oes Meniden, nm oie 6rei.
beit in ser Musiibung set bon @ott
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linb Die 5rasen, Die in ieiner Seele
lalit iperoen.
@ober itamntit ou unb beine SeeIe9
@o5lt biIt bn auf Der 8elt2 $50 lit
oeines 2ebens 3iel2 @o5u al oas
9eib auf bieier grbe9 l1rb ipenn ein-
nal Der gorbang oes 2ebens fdat, tpas
oann? @ub Die 9eioen baben auf
oieie Sragen antiport gei,,dt. @e-
iudt, aber nidt sef,1noe,1. Gem Men=
ldengeiit lit es nun einmal nid)t &C.
geben, aus iib in polIer 8larbeit ,1nb
5iderbeit auf Die lebten uittieiten
uno entideioeniten 6ragen oes 2ebens
anttport 5a ge6en. 9esbalb erbarmte
iib @ott Ser fragenoen ,lnb lubenoen,
in ser Siniternis bes @eiltes uno in
Ser geroerbnis oes Seraens lebenoen
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Ser Tnlbaer Sirten6rief bon 1912

perpflibtet als oe1n lidtbaren @ottes-
reid auf @roer,, ii1 benz Der perflGrte
gbriitns tpeiter lebt unb tpirft BIS
gum gnbe Der 3eiten. @ott lit burb
iein @ort ielbit 8iirse bafiir, baB bie
beilise, fatboliIde uno apoitoliid)e
Stride als Sduie uno @runbfeite Der
@abrbeit bie Sffenbarung unner-
fdlid)t betpabrt lt1b als 2ebrerin Der
golfer oer Menidbeit ,nfeblbar per-
fiinoet. gr bat ibr besbalb ben 81.
@eiit seianot; oieler lit bie Seele Ser
Stride, ibr 2idt, ibre 8raft uno ibre
2iebe. ~
0esbalb i6reitet oud sic Stride
nit unbeirrbaren Si6erbeit ourf sic
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8elt. Batriar6en uno Bropbeten bes
sllten 8llnoes, al1d ein5elne eottesz
fiir6tige WGnner aus Der Seioenpelt,
ipecften Oie Sebniltbt na6 einem Oie
erl0lenbe @abrbeit bringenoen @ott=
geianbten uno fiinoeten bas &omnen
Oeiien on, ser Sic 8abrbeit bringen
ioute, ia nod mebr, ser BON lieb iagen
fonnte: S6 bin Oie @abrbeit.
llniere III. Stride lit Sic Srdgerin
uno Serfiinoerin Der @abrbeit Gbrilti
auf Dem ga15en grbfreis geiporben.
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&ot6eorale errit6tet.

1rt0 Ser gatllr Dem Wten6cn gege=
benen 9te6te.
Sic bat oen Mut 51r @abrbcit im
Sample oaer Inn oas &ronglt Der
lneni6li6en 8eieai6aft, Oie Ginbeit,
Heinbeit unO llnal1floslidfeit Ser ei1=
maj giiltig geibloiienen @be.
Sic bat Sen Oiut, Ser Gbriltus
fremo '9eiporOenen @elt sic 9ta6folge
Gbrilti ais ben lebten l1no bohlteu
Sinn bes 2ebcns por 9lugen 5u ltcl-
len. (S6luB folgt)
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Naitt,psdl, ben 20. Sannar 1943

Iaut bes bon ben fotboliidei giid)o-
fen 9e,1tIhlanbs ,nterln Datunt bonn
19. Nusi1if 1912 bonn @rabe bes 81.
8onifatius in Siilba an oie @laubi-
gen erIalienen geneiniamen Sirten-
briefes ins sluslanb gelanst. 8ir1
entnebmen ben 8ortIant bes Sirten=a
fdreibens Dem Sbtpei5erblatt u5biIb-5
ipade":: ~ &. .s " ..,-.,
gs lit bos 0ritte Mal, bab Cure Bi-#
ihofe tpabrenb bieies arieges am.
@rabe bes. Mpoitels Ser 9eltiden 5l,
Ser anidbrliden geratung 5uiammen-
fommen. SIR Dio5elanen mibt, Bob
mir 8iid)ofe an oieien 9aeen an Sen
alt6ren oes Comes, Ser ii6 iiber ben
8ebeinen oes III. 8onifatius ipolbt,
Der belttiben Solbaten geoenfen, sic
nit Selbennlut unb slusrouer Scot
uno 8etabren ionOergleid)en auf ii6
nebn1en. 8ou oanfbarer grgriffen=
belt lteben mir I'M @eiIte BEL Oenen,-
bie nit ibperen @unben lire Sap>
ferfeit unb Ereue beiiegeIt boben. @ir
beten aus Ser5ensgrunb fitr Die pie.
len, sic ibr 2ebenfiir Golf lno gater=
lanb su1n Spfer bra6ten, 11id)t tpeni-.
ger fir Sic Gern1iBten unD @efon=
genen.
@ir 3i1h0fe als aeiltlihe Gdter
unierer 9io5elanen eeoenfen unlerer
geiitliben Sobne, Ser 8rieiter an Ser
Sront, bon oenen 10 piele @eillnobeit
uno 2eben fir Golf nnb 8aterlanb
eeopfert baben, geoenfen altd Der
Hrielter in Ser Seimat, Die burh @e-
bet rnb Spfer, saframent unb Seel-
forge, Wut uno Gertrauen, oft nit
sufgebot ibrer lebten &raft, in Ben
ibnen slnbertrauten itarfen ilnb le=
benoig erbalten; geoenfen aud) rnie-
rer geiltliben Sodter, ber 5ablloien
Sroensfranen, bie in betpinoerutgs=
iperter 2iebe l,no Grelle iid Ser fron=
fen unb- beripunbeten Soleaten an
nebnten, geoenten ni6t allebt Ser
bielen 0eitbriioer unb Wiitidipelter,t,
Die unter ben f,rhtbaren Slieeerau.
griffen ibperltes 2eib erfabren ba=
ben unb nod erfabren.
@ir trauern nit Sen 5rauen uuo
0fiitter1t, nit oen 8riioern uno S6me>
Itern, bie ibren Mann, ibren 5obn.
ibren 8ater, ibren 8ruoer berloren
baben. @ir geoenfen au6 Der Weils
lionen, oie lire ardfte IN Der Seim-
arbeit oft bis au Sen @ren5en ibrer
&raft gum ginlab bringen. 8eteno
erbeben mir u,riere &anbe gum an'
mGhtigen uno aIlgiitigen @ott nit Der
8itte, gr n1oge oen @efanenen ben
etpigen 6rieoen I'M &immel un6 balo
etnen fir 8olf uno 8aterlan0 iegens=
rei6en Srieben uns alien auf groel1
i6enfen.
gs entipri1t aber oem uns bon
Gott gegebenen gildofsamt, tpenn iid
ltnlere 8eratungen Dor allen1 oem
ii1tbaren @ottesrei6 auf groeu, Der
beiIigen Stride 5utpenoen. lteber Ser
beiligen Stride @obl nno 8ebe 51
,paben, perlangen Dor allem iene 3eis
ten, in oenen @ott Ser Serr Die Stride
einen idneren &reustpeg nit ibren
@etreuen geben ldBt. 60 mar es oft
in ibrer foIt 2OeOidbrigen @eidi6te.
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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-11-04
NOTICE OF TAN DEED APRIL
CATION

Notice is hereby given that tbq
County of Valley. State of Montana.
will ON the LIST day of January. 1874.
applv to the County Treasurer of Val
ley County. Montana. for a tax deed To
the following described property. stu
at"d in the County of Valley and State
of Montana, and described as follows.
to-wit:
Lots n, D.. of Block ?. Original
TownSite of Glasgow. Valley County.
Montana. S1.41J.5G.
Lot II. of Block 10, Hoffman'S First
Addition TO the TOwnSitc of Glasgow.
Valley County. Montana. S1G.40.
Lots l. >, 3. of Block 7G. Original
TownSite of Glasgow. Valley County,
Montana. S90G.:11.
Lot : of Block I. Mahon's TownSitc
of South Glasgow, Valley County. Mon
tana. $SG.2f.
Lot / of Block >. Original Townsite
Of Nashua. Valley County. Montana.
S1Ol. 40.
SEa SwH; swHsEA. Section %.
Range 3d. = N. NJ, Valley County,
NEiSEH. Section "a. Township %.
y. Range 10. T.. NJ. NJ. and Lot 3, part
of Lot I, lying north of G. y. Ry.. Soc
ton 10. Township 2S. v. Range II.
Il. NJ. NJ, Valley County, Montana. $145.-
90.
Part of Lots 6. I of Section 81. Town
ship 2S. ". Range ~. L. VI. NJ. Valley
County. Montana, more particularly de
scribed as follows: All that part of
Government Lots g.. . of See. 81. Twp.
rs. y. Range ~. f. VI. NJ. now owned
by Walter Kusck of Nashua. Montana.
lying north of that certain easement
and right of way given by Walter
a widOwcr. to the State of
dated 10-2S-31 filed 12-12-31 at
D a. IN. and recorded in Book 10" Deeds
page 1S9. $l7G.Oj.
S1aNWi of Section II. Township 20.
Range II, l.. NJ. NJ. Valley County,
S1SG.9G.
S'aSEH. NwISET of Section ,.
Township -. \. Range 40; =. VI. NJ,
Valley County. Montana. S173.16.
Ni4SWI of Section -. Township ~.
Range 40. T.. NJ. NJ. Valley County.
S93.2 6.
SEh SWL of Section 1. Township -.
Range 10. Z. NJ. NJ. Valley County,
Montana. SGl.45.
Provided that any person or persons
an equitable or legal interest in
he above described real estate may
the same at any time before
January |, 1914. by paying the tax
includes penalty and interest as
stated herein above.
Dated October II. 1913.
by order of the Board Of County
commissioners
II. r.. BJORKLUND.
Clerk and Recorder.
Valley County. Montana.
Pub. Oct. 2s, Nov. A.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-11-04
Duck Feathers to
Be Solicited For
Air Force Suits

Sportsmen may make a definite
and direct contribution to the wal
effort by shipping duck feathers di-
rect to Ducks, Unlimited, 83 Column
bia street, Seattle, local hunters
have been informed.
The packages should bear the
name and address of the donor and
should be labeled water fowl fea-
Tiers"
The feathers are needed to con-
tribute to the safety of wartime
fliers in making high altitude flying
suits which are lined with the fea-
theirs and down of wild ducks.
The down of ten mallards, for ex-
ample, will not only provide a fly
ing suit with protective warmth, but
with buoyancy enough to keep its
wearer afloat for almost "a hours.
DR.. J. S. Mcfarland, state fish and
game warden, has asked the COOP
Grafton of all hunters in the cam
paign to collect feathers.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-11-04
New Certificate
On Dependents Is
Required by Army

Soldiers dependents must fill out
and return a new. one-sheet depen-
dency certificate to benefit by new
rates provided by recent service
mems allowance legislation, the war
department announced.
All dependents now receiving FAM
lily allowances are being sent copies
OF he new form. These should be
filled out, witnessed and returned to
the office of dependency benefits as
soon as practicable to avoid possible
dlScontinuance of allowances.
Until new accounts can be set up,
dependents now receiving family al
loWances will continue to receive
their checks in the old amounts.
After an account is converted, any
sums accrued as a result of an in
crease in allowances will be included
in the first check. The conversion
from old to new accounts will take
several months.