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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-28
MittluodJ, ben %. Snli 1943

nSDr Dollfet ia ausDuilperHs
User bot Sbnen oas eeiagt2' frog
te Otto Sbaner beltiir5t.
uSbr bort, buB id) es ipeiB."
,,llno mas ipollen Sic oaraus
i6lieBen2' ipottete Sermann.
,@s gefdIlt uns bier nidt ntebr =
briiben ion oie Mrbeit belier be5abH
neroen, uno pb mir bier ober brit
ben arbeiten ipoIlen, bariiber bat u,ls
nientanb 8oribriften 5u maden"
Ser &omn1iiiar lieB itb burb bic
ien Sobn nidt beirren; es entging linn
ni6t, oaB binter oem Srob miibiam
perbaltene slngit itd berltedte.
uSbr IoIlt BEN alten @rnneipalo
tpieoerbolt beorobt baben'', iaste er;
uSbr babt i'm 5tningen pollen gu6
cine Sun1lne @elbes at leiben."
,@eoroH?" ertpioerte Sermann
adiel5udenb. u8as iaeit bu ba5u,
otto? 8ir baben uns luitis iiber i'm
gernadt, tpeil mir ieinen @ei5 fann=
ten; es ma6te ,uns SpaB, ibm @neit
ein5ltiagen, oas lit alles."
uSSbr tpnlftet tpobI au6 Dem sln=
tiquar Sarnoip n1r IngIt einiager,
ais Sbr al,f getpaltiamem @ege @elo
bon ibn 5lt erpreiien beriu9tet?"
Sn ben slugen Sermanns blibte es
5ornig anf.
User bat bas bebauptet?" rief er.
uSSir baben Oen stntiquur Sarnotp
nidt angeriibrt, mir baten i'm nur,
uns cine fleine Summe 5u leiben; er
bdtte oesmegen nitjt 81 eribreden
braltben."
u@r mrBte ioear Inn Silfe rufen
1lno iper 1peib, nous gefheben tpare,
penn nidt artbere 2e1tte i'm por Gut
ren 9fobeiten beihiitt batten''
ugeibts pare ibm ge1feben! gs
III uns niemals eingefalle1t our6 iul=
6e Mittel 11ns. @elo gu peridaffe,1
S6 begreife iiberbaupt nidt, tpie altf
lms Elm 8erba6t .fullen fann;> mir
iino INNER ebrli6e 2eute getpeien." ,"
Der &pm111iiIar bate id]on ldngit
bemerft, oaB ote 8lide Sttos iid bals=
fig NIT :iihtbarer 8eiorgnis auf cine
getpiiie Steae oes SuBbobens bette
ten.
Scr Gerbadt ltiiBt itd auf bie
Iusiugen burbaus glaltbtpitrbiger
3eugen. SIT bies guer eigenes 3in=
1ner?"
uSSSatpobI', nifte Sermann, trokig
5lt ibm al1fibauenb. u@enn Sic bier
&ausiu6ung balten tpolen, miiiien
Sic ,1ns 5uno1 betpeiien, oaB Sic bonn
@eritbt oa5,t bepoln1a6tigt itno. 8ir
Iaflen ltns ni6t alles gefauen.'
Ser an1nntiifar 6ffnete Die siir,5
alnb a,lf feinen @inf tparen ,5tuei sPo=i
Tighten 5ltr 5telle.
,,9ier lift meine 8pIlmuhu" :, .ertui=II
hprte2 .er rubig; ,;bai Der eriteu berstt
hnduigen 8epegltng tperbat Sbr ge=S
felielt."
9bne eit,e 9t1ttuort3 alff hiele Bezs
a1erfnna abalsmartpn, hegann er nit
her @urdj 'hes 8ettes;;; ct bielt'
f}tm 1lilgt lnnge7 bnmit a,tf,, henn err
amiBp bereits. 3hnB bier 1,thtts 5u fit=E
hart iein ,tpiirbe.
Men a,,denben 9inpen 9ernnnnsf
e,itrung fih elm Edfrei Der gailt, ais
:hars An,nmiffnr teinerH @albiften be-t
lfnW, ban .5nBhnhen un her linn sbe@s
,,,,iit,,su4o,,< s+aIfn4 y,,sEa,t tfirorhorrv Gypr
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-28

Sulge lDpDllleH olpel ulueliSItDeie SlIl7
Der. r...."
,,0ie 8riioer S6aller?'
,,&ennen Sic oie 2eute?"
Isle bahen por einiger 3eit altcD
bel mir einen ginbrudsperiu6 &C.
ntabt Sd fano lie nit n1einem
Sdreibtii6 beidaitigt als id) in Ser
Nabt beinfaln.'
,,ltnb Sic baben oapon feline sn-
5eige genlabt?'
,gtetn, ser Geriu6 par niBlungcn;
ih permiBte nicbts, Oesbalb per5itbtete
i6 ol1f cine @erbaftlmg oie mir ielblt
nm S6erereien gelnod)t baben Mir
ne..'
,Nfit iol6en 8ltrl6en iolItc mon
fein Wtitleio baben'', iaete ser Slnti=
quar- biittelno; >,r1an lit es iei=
nen Wtitmeniden ibulOig tie unicb0O=
lih at mo1en. g6ren tie oamols
perbaftet lporoell 10 erfreltte iid)
@rlu1etpalo berte no6 leines Do
leins. 80"
,,01ir oiirfen Sic feline Gormiirfc
ma6eu - i6 fpnnte nid)f in sic
3utunft leben; iiberoies miOcrltrebt
es mir audi, einen Meni6en zines
I6ebltritts ,pegen ms ltnglitd SIT ititr=
sen. Sinh tie bereits perbaftet?"
u9ie Bo1i5ei lit porbin binal1fge=
gangeu, 1tm Sousiuhlmg 81 balten.
0ie Sbalers lheinen oas nidt er=
partet 5u baber.'
| ,,gntfloben ltnb lie ollo nidt?"
,9tein, ober bara,ts ldBt lib fem
! Ili6erer Sbll1B 5ieben; Sic 9uribcn
Limb immer trobig unb perltoft ge=
ltuelcn unb merben alth iebt leugnen. !"
| uGs frogt ith ebel1, ob nton 9e=
Ipeiie gegen tie finOet. Sabcn Sic Sd
ter feine Spuren binterlalier, bie Der
liolgt lperoen fonnen? 3um geilpiel:
eine @offe?"
SD fam Sbnen bariiber gar fei>
Inc Musfllnft geben",, 1nterbrod) i'm
6ornolp, ser in5lpiihen sic Sdad=
teln ge0ffnet bate; ,ber ltnterllt=
6ungsri6ter fat MIDI nur gefragt, oh
li6 geltern 4beno ni6ts Geroudtiges
Demerft bobe, uno lpe1m sic Saus-
tiir bier geldloiien poroen iei.'
,,@obnte benn Ser alte Serr gan5
aueil1 in Sem Soule?" fragte Ser
I@rof ipGbreno ct bie Wfiin5en be-
ltradtete. .@enn id) MIDI reft erin=
mere, 10 begegnete i6 bamalS in iei=
nem Sauie einem bii6i6en ingen
Vfdbhen"
u9as mar feline So6ter.'
| ,Nun? sic lit oo6 nidt al16 er=
| lmoroet 1poroel1?'
,,5ie fat geitern slbe,tb bas bdter=:.
llthe @ars ber1alie11, neil ibr 5uge-.
mlttet tpnrbe, einen Marm 5lt beira>''
ten, hen fife perattet: SIR 5dubengell
fiat tie bebiitet - funn man ,hus I'M
;bielem s5ulle nidt beba1.pte,t2"
|; ,;gs fann .bpd) fein 8erbadt altfi
life; faIle,t2" ;ertuiberte Der @raf, hie.
@fai1eu 'Hpb bina,tf5iebetb. ,,0her:
:Dare les. be,tfbur, buB ite nit ben;
Nerhredarn in @erhinhlug geitanbeni
Jnt2"
uMein, '1ein buran lit gur ni1ts
su berfe,,'', laYte Der slnttquar rnf6g
/ ~alif, 1aib bat bas, biibide Mao-l
dJen bieieni @i1ibr,tf ;a11b nidt .ge.t
i1lradu Mlfps ;6ie, saaiie bat man Ieerl
1-n{1tttAn1,2pi Il
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-28

luDL ScIlllllllll lUuleltu uu uSuS Sel%
lre6ert heiien mir beiduloigt lperbelt,
baben mir nibt begangen
limb bas 8elb babt Sbr ipobl ge-
fun0en, mie?"
uGas bot 1ns eilt 5reuno ees
lfenft, oanit mir al1slpanbern fons
men,
{ u9en gl1ten 6reuno lnobte ib fen
men lernen."
u5ragen Sic ben Sobn bes Ger
bers @infel'', ertpioerte Serlnann,
leineln 9ruoer einen beoel,tl,ngspollen
@tnf 5lllperfenb; ,,er tpirbs beItdti=
gen miillen, menn er's ou6 niht germ
tut."
uSSatpobl, er m1b!' fiigte otto bin=
5lt Oem oiele grtl0rl1ne oes 9rltoers
p1eoer Mut ein5llfl0Ben ihien. ,,gr
bot inns bos @elb gebra6t."
ugs miro ltd 5eigel1 Oh bas @abr-
beit ODER 2iiee it,, entgegnete ser
&onmiiiar rltbig. SD perbafte gud
iett."
Die 8ritoer protei itierten energiib
gegen Die 8erbaftlng uno i6ienen
inn erIten M11genblif 5unt @iberItanO
entl6loiien 81 Iein; aber nu1oem ser
&ouniiior tie altf Sic er1iten Solgen
Ger @ioerlebung al1fmerfiam gemadt
Datte, ergaben tie iib in ibr S6td=
| Inl.
X X X
ssStt berlelben Stlu,be, in 1pelber
Sic 8riiber Shaller perbaftet tpur=
5oen, trot ber @ruf &raiinifi 1T Die
|8obnung Sarnops.
,,Sie paren 10 frel,nolid, midi 3ur
9eiibtigrtng Sbrer Miin5iummllng
ein5ulooen", iagte er in beiterem 60
re; ,,fomme i6 Sbnen genebn1, 10
n06te id) iebt oieier ginlabrng
5olge leilten.'' +,
Ser 9IntiQuor berniibte ii6 bergebz
| li6, feline grregung 5lt perbergen;
er blies einige bibte 9faudpolfen Dor
| 1ib bin uno flentnte Sen aneifer nj
Sic Noie. ..
,,@etpiB, ee1pib", ertpiberte er ber=
mirrt; ,,es lit mir iogar iebr lieb,
oaB Sic geroOe iebt fon1men. gttte,
entldulbigen Sic neine Iufregung!
@enn Elm 10 entiebfides @erbre6en IN
nG6iter NGbe peritbt tporben lit, fann
mm iid nibt 10 raidJ nno leid)tfertig
'oariiber binpegleber:"
Ser @rof lieB iib auf oen alter=
tiimli6en Stubl nieoer uno blidte oen
alten Serrn ertpartungspoll ait.
,@as lit porgefallen2" fragte er
rubig.
,,Sie tpiiien es nod ri6t? Sn ser
|bergangenen Ma6t tit 11ein NaBbar
@runetpalb err1urbet 1tnb beraubt
iparoen Sic baben i'm ia al1eb ge-
|.funttt - Sic fauftett bot ib1n Das
8aus."
,,grnlprbet2" ,11tterbran i'm Der
Role. ,,NiHt 1n6glih."
,,@s lit leiher Gatfade'', !, ,fltbr 8ars
|anup fort; ,,bel,te Morgen uarbes Die
|Seibe gefl.1tben. Die aaiie lit leer
l,nbs es iiten feft, DaB Die M6rber ib.i
|ren Weg hl1r1 bieiess 9ulls genon.
n,en buhea.".
9tuf hea, @rnf iHien bipIe Mittei>|
lung feinen in,tberlib tiefen Ginhrufs
sn 1rraden; er ftrih init Der @utrb|
langiam iiber feinen ibmursen @urti
,t,, s. ,,,;n,r+r,, fS;1,,ro,SS, iHrra tSn,ttfts
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-28
Die weltberueh1nte
st. Benedict Wundsulbe

Erprobtes Heilmittel gegen allie Arten Won
alien .und frischen Wunden, Geschwueren,
Gewaechsen, BiSswunden, Karbunkeln, usw,
Bite Geld nur durch Post Money Order zu
schicken. - Keine Stamps. - so Cents din
Schachtel, bel j. L. STAAB, 17209 valleyyfew
Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1943-02-12

IhEGl YIN CENI lF 1CA1E " O1'm
lin his pers onal poss ion but also
Ito have his CLhSSIFI CATION CARD
K orm So wi tn him at all times to
Ishow that he has been elias sified by
his local board.
wi oaators Of the Ast, or it's regu-
llations are liable unoor the law
Ito maxi mum fine Of $40, 900, or
five years in prison, or both.
Those sub jcct to the new requirement
who are not In compliance with 1t or
mot corta in whether they arc in COM
|pliance should:
CD Register at the nearest local
board If they have not registered,
land obtain their Registration Ger
ltificate (form ~.
~ Go to or write to their local
board If they have not received
their Classifi cation Card (form So
Iand be certain that their local
board knows their proper address
whore mail i'll reach them at all
Itimos.
(3) IF they have received a Class
Iifi coti on Card (form So and have
Host It, they should S o notify their
local boards, requoating dupli-
Icate.
Amy man who is not certain Of the
laooross Of his local board should 60
Ito the nearest local board anc ask,
THAT communi cati on from him be re-
|ferred to the board having juris-
lei on over the area viii CHI he de-
Is cribed as his place Of residence
tat the time he registered.
THE FOLLOW NC is LIST OF RE-
CL.SSIPIc.TI oNS FROM TIE FEBRUARY
9th, MEETING.
Previous New
George Johns on LA 2-B
Linn Crosby 3-B 3-B
Francis Barry 2-B LA
Walter Mink ga &c
EMctro Tomko 3-B
Harold Lewis 3-B
Carl Quist 3-B
Harold Williams 3-B
Eek An6ers on 2-B
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1943-02-12


1,r7rv cr5,prr phcrop
VAnA2i 0f1 6H iAo1 0t'
t,eV. q mrs. IT,. wyei
oluicn oclloo1 ai'o "oi0'iip Ao o.oO a'm'
Ol1ulcn oervl Ice o.oO p'n'
"eot1eSeay "0nlile o'00 p''' I
ON ,o7-,,c r,,n7rr,,t, p.cnop
d. 'of" holh''''AN iAo "''
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0 oy ocIooI 1o:oo a'n'
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OIL MI oai . "1-lroLio ff'oi 04'
neV. ra.n@r oh0oo ,o.oo
"ofesay MASS Ao'o0 q 81" I
r,,,-,,,,, ,,,oo-cnt ,,n ,,cnoD
pN1l5b r ny 30 La. ioN
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1943-02-12

(cont inueo from page 81
What capaci ty has he shown as
Leader?
5. Is it clear that he will help
his follow members to obtain q more
|c ompl ete unders tanoing Of the assoc
|ciat1 on and its veri Gus activities
and probl lens? Will he Go his part
cons CT ent ously in making inf orma-
tion about the association available
Ito it's membe rs?
The writer feels that those who
continued on page ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23

GET FIREsIDE WARMTH ond pocket .heoIthy sovineto
boot Just look othese sturdy Aeeces and
fobrcs ~ ench for wormh when zero blasts howl Check
the syes-vp the minute in every way Shades and pot
terms slated for absolute correctness Yes sir, its sowing
worth travelling for TO get but it only takes step TO your
nearest Fnex store orhe ereote overcoo deal in ownI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
HuItPIedges Aid
In Rehabilitation
Of World Jewry

NEW YORK Dec 13 ms
Tbe department Of state is giving
every consideration 20 those mat
tors affecting the Jews which
comes ae4thn its responsibility
a message from CordCil Hull last
n0eht assured 1000 persons in
Carnegie Hall to celebrate THO
Jewish National Workers ALI
ance 30th anniversary.
Other messages assured mcm=
Acrg that The cause OF rescue for
tho surviving remnants Of OPP
pressed Jewry has the support Of
thc American public
The rights of the Jewish
people in the European coun-
tries Will most certainly he
fully restored and the victorious
United Nations will help them
i'm the rebuilding of their ma
tional homeland. Palestine
Gov Thomas T. Dewey declared
Wendell Winkie. in his message
stated Palestine long The hope
of manX.- now CmerCoS as the fact
as We'll rs tho symbol Of a now
and better opportunity for a fuller
lT, -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
BY Bob Kane
BY Lyman Young
By Zane Grew
BY Fran Striker
BY Lee FaIk and Ray Moore
By Robert Storm

10 Annoy
al Attention
% Among
Fanatcism.
Abatement 81 symptoms
21-FusI
2s-Actual being.
31-Hermit
33 Medical ahbYD.
35-rrn- vessel
Permission % enter
SIS Spectacle
fU-Former Russian ruler
Altar end Of church
43 one time
so Dcrenture (abbr)
47-AKe
- siofhs-
"a Lease
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
MONDAY AEIERAo oa

loo Y. ".
WfR-iife Beautiful n.
WW1-Ffan Harms T.
o. ki.W Nationals news
IS Ar NeVsi variety.
WY BaukhaEe-N
NILR-News and music.
NENi@NeWscast
WJBk Polish Ladies Hr.
1.th a. "
NTR-ha Pcrklns-D.
WV Music
CkLW Happy Cans Y.
WNNI-Ban1WagOr- NJ y
NEAL-Organ HYMNS
t3N =. VI.
NlR-Befnadlne Flynn
NMT News.
MNYT-Nows Ace
WJLR-InfetueZzo-M
NENLs-N Variety music.
1tA a. VI
~ + R-The G0lfherEs- n.
WWT-Our World TODAY
CkI W-Ciaire Wailace-T.
W. fi-Fh' me n line ".
WAYZ-lrish Whirl-s-jig.
2 90 =. VI.
WfR-pr Malone n.
WV Guiding LiEhtD.
CETN-Bay Dady-T,
WrAR-News
WNNT-LadY OF CHAIN II
N ~ ff}-N4Ws. Matlnee-M.
WIN NcWscast
WIKI = Ri OF Ed.
2tlS y. VI.
a fR-Iofce Iordan-n.
WNNJ-T0davs children.
CKLW-Quiet Sanctuary.
Notwithstanding Time M
Mn eiody IN rhythm
WJBK-NeWs and melody
2 20 v. VI
W1R-We love and learn.
WW1 Light ~ World-D.
CkLW-M Melody time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13

WEXL-Newscast.
1918 A. NJ.
WJR-Stories Y. s. Loves
WWJ-The open door.
CKLW-HiEhlight House.
WCAR-Everybody Tack
WxYZ--News Flashes.
Music.
1880 A. ".
WJR--Mrs. Page-T.
WWJ-Help Mated.
CKLW-hary Morgan-T
WXYz-Baby Instituts-T.
WJLB-Great Waltzes.
WEXL--Variety music.
10;i5 A. NJ.
NIR-Bachelors Children
WWJ--Star Playhouse.
WCAR-Nevslty time-M.
WXYZ-Fun with music.
II 90 A. VI.
WJR-HoneSmoon HID.
WWJ-Road OF LIED.
CKLW-Meet the Band.
Weakness Ace.
WxYZ-At Sardi's-T
WJLB-Flying Reporter.
WE$l-Newscast; music.
HAS A. VI.
WJR-Second HushAnd-D.
WWJ-Vic and Sade-D.
CKLW Melody Time.
WCAR-Morning musicale
II 30 A. ".
WJR-Bright Horizon n.
WWJ---Brave Tomorrow.
XIV Soldiers Wife-D.
WCAR-Letters from boys
WXYH-Gil Msrtyn-N.
WJLB-Treasury parade.
WExI~Dance music.
WJBK-Betty Roberts-T.
Has A. ".
WJR-Aunt Jenny-D.
WWJ-David Harim-D.
CKLW-Whsts your idea.
WCAR-Music.
WxYz-Pages OF Melody.
WJLB-Scratch time
WJBK-News Roundup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13

Answer 10 saturday.s puzzIe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13

s. Erra bg osfr, ',r nsJ sasssz b5rs
bks,4 jy joa, a,zggif 70 c1 81 lz1 Nsrzena Ho4rr'
bo,ftt ats r hsrzens f1sIsg i,oJ sab b 70 Jaa ard
HJssy bs1J or ne fgbnrg from.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
What S on the Air


CKLW-Pan-AmerieAna-M
WCAR-Dance time.
WJLB-Uncle Nick's mr..
WEXL-Music program.
$50 =. NJ.
WIR-Nfws
WJ-Loren1o Jones ID.
WEXL-Nariety music.
WIBK-Melody Matinee.
t:t5 n. ".
WJR-- Rhythm matinee
WV -Widder Brown ID.
CKLW-Turf Cluh-T.
WCAR-Muslc YOU want.
WNYZ-News Ace.
500 q. NJ
WWJ-When Girl Marries.
CkLW-News Ace.
WCAR-News.
WXYZ-Terry and Pirates
WJLB-NeWS and music
WEXIs-Newscast. rhythm
WJBK-News Ace.
h:lS q. VI.
WJR-Barbershop Quartet.
WWJ-Portia Faces Life.
CKLW Radio Jackpot 7.
WCAR-SAnta Claus-T.
WNYZ-Dick TraCS-D
WJLB-Time for music.
WJBK-Melody Matinee.
$40 q. NJ.
WIR-Between the Lines.
WWJ--Just Plain Bill-D,
LW--Chick Carter-D.
WCAR-Velvet tone poems
NXYZ Day In review
WJLB=Ten Pin Topics.
WEXI~Dance Design-M,
WJBK-NewS: melody.
b;45 T.. ".
WJR-Americsn Women
WWJ-Front Page Farrell
CKLW--Superman-D.
WCAR-Treasury parade
WXYZ-CApt. Midnicht-D.
WJLP-RAce Resume.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13

ERE pleasant little game will give you
every day. II numerical puzzle designed TO spell out
letters II the
subtract II the number Is less than
result key number Start at the left
rectangle Of key
Then read the the letters under
the checked hgures give you I2-i3
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-05-13

e's line Sc poles to a stake in old
Ironworks line; thence North with
Ironworks line II poles to stake
in Ironworks line, Frank Greer's
corner; thence North 70 West
with Greer's line SIS poles to a
stake at mouth Of Younce's
branch Carl Greer and Frank
Greer's corner; thence South 171a
East with branch Carl Greer's
line 121A poles to the beginning,
containing 3A acres, more or less.
THIRD TRACT: Beginning on
a White Oak Dora Davis corner,
running North STU West 6A
poles to the point of large rock;
thence North 1872 East % poles
to a stake Jesse Rays corner;
thence South 21a West so poles to
Walter Davis line; thence South
with said line 1874 poles to a
spanish oak an old corner; thence
with said Davis line to the be-
ginning, containing 1917 acres,
more or less.
This the Goth day of April,
1943.
w. B. Austin, Commissioner
4-29-4T
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-05-13

West 4 rs poles to black gum;
thence South 35 West 1914 poles
to a maple; thence South A West
BE poles to a spanish oak; thence
South 5712 West ii 2-5 poles to
a spanish oak; thence South 5912
West liz poles to a small black
gum; thence leaving c. w.
Pierce's line North 3512 West
West "a 35 poles to a small white
oak on the ridge; the beginning
of Tract No. l; thence in and with
the line of Tract No. l, North
3612 East II 3-5 poles to stake
and dogwood pointer; thence
North II West 312 poles to a small
hickory on South bank of road;
thence North 5634 West poles
to a stake; thence North 1894
West II poles to "a stake; thence
South 81 West 5 poles to stake;
thence North TIA West 8 poles
to a locust; thence North 471@
West 10 3-5 poles to a stake;
thence North 3215 West 714 poles
to stake on west side of branch;
thence North 1894 West Al
poles to a stake on east side of
drain; thence North 26 East
Al 3-5 poles to a black gum;
thence leaving the line of Lot
No. l, North 81 East % 3-5 poles
to a spanish oak; thence South
1884 East 21A poles to rock;
thence South 1712 East % poles
to a stake in the road and locust
pointer; thence North 6514 East
20 As poles to the beginning,
containing q acres and A poles.
Terms of sale: One-half cash
upon confirmation of sale, balance
in six months, if desired by pur-
chaser.
This the 9th day of April, 1913.
w. B. AUSTIN, Commits
SiOner. SCAT
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NOTICE OF SUMMONS BY
PUBLICATION

PUBLICATION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
BEFORE THE CLERK
NORTH CAROLINA
ASHE COUNTY
Mrs. Effie Liddle, Administrative
D. v. N. of T. J. Bauguess. de-
ceased.
VS..
Mrs. Birdie E. Bauguess, widow
of T. j. Bauguess, deceased, Min
ME Bauguess Shepherd and hus-
band, M. A. Shepherd, Carl Bau-
guess, Vaughn Bauguess, Ruthe
Bauguess Goode, Lilly Bauguess
Taylor, Grant Bauguess, Clyde
Bauguess Weaver and husband,
Jim Weaver, Florence Bauguess
Jones and husband, Glenn Jones,
J. E. Bauguess, w. R. Bauguess
and Julia Bauguess, Heirs-at-Law
of T. j. Bauguess, deceased.
TO VAUGHN BAUGUESS,
RUTHE BAUGUESS GOODE,
LILLY BAUGUESS TAYLOR,
GRANT BAUGUESS, ]. E. BAU-
GUESS AND WALTER R. BAU-
GUESS:
The defendants above named
will take notice and they and each
of them are hereby notified that
an action entitled as above has
been commenced in the Superior
Court of Ashe Cunty, North Car
DINA; being an action to create
assets to pay Indebtedness by the
sale of certain real estate lying
and being in Helton Township,
Ashe County, North Carolina, in
which the said defendants own
an interest;
That summons has been issued
in said cause, returnable in the
Office of the Clerk Superior
Court on the 10Th day of May
1913, when and where the defend
ants are required to appear, with
in ten days thereafter, and ans
wer or demur to the complaint,
which has been filed in said
cause; and if they do not so ap-
pear within the time provided
for by law, then the relief re-
quested in the complaint will be
granted.
This the 10Th day of April, 1913.
C. S. Neal, Clerk Superior
Court. 4-22-4T
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48 hours a week. His aim was
not to increase labor's pay but to
release steel workers for other
industries in which there are
acute shortages of men. But to
the steel worker who has been
averaging 40 or Al hours of work
a week, and is now to be paid for
an additional seven Or eight hours
at time and a half, this ruling
means a virtual wage increase of
80 per cent.
In the mining industry, if the
mines are turned back to private
owners and the six-day guaran-
tee is included in the miners con-
tract, it will probably result in
an increase in the price of coal.
In other industries, if a similar
increase based on hours is work
ed out, it will result in other
price rises in consumer goods.
Farmers may then demand high
er prices and the cost of food will
also rise. Thus a vicious circle
of price rises may be brought
about.
In general, it is agreed here
that the President did a good
job in handling the coal strike.
Although no one knows whether
his appeal to the miners would
have produced results if John L..
Lewis hadn't ordered the men
back to work, his promise that
he wouldn't let anything or any
individual interfere with war pro-
duction was reassuring. There
are some here who object to max
ing any concession to Mr.. Lewis
by guaranteeing the miners long
er hours. But the majority see
it as a means of assuring ample
coal production from now on and
consider that the one thing of i'm
mediate concern.
There is, however, bitter feel
ing here against John L. Lewis
and there are many who feel that
he should be severely punished
for his willingness to let war pro-
duction be stopped rather than
drop his efforts to get more mon
ey for the miners.
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Washington, D. c. - AS re-
suit of the battle between John
L. Lewis and President Roosevelt,
it looks as though new system
for wage increases will evolve
which will save everyone's face
but add billions of dollars to the
national income and increase the
threat of initiation.
Although the Little SteeP for
mula for wages, which limits
wage increases to Is per cent
more than they were before the
war, will probably be kept in
force as part of the Presidents
''hold- the-line" order, the coal
row has pointed the way for get
ting more money for workers
without violating that formula.
The new system is to give labor
a guaranteed increase in working
hours at time and a half pay.
In the coal industry, for exam
pie, where the miners were work.
ing 35 hours a week at an aver
age wage of ST an hour, they will
probably now be guaranteed a
six-day or 42-hour week, with
the last seven hours at time and
a half. Thus the miner who earn
ed $35 a week will now be as
Sured of earning $45.5O a week.
Theoretically, there is nothing
much to complain about in this
new arrangement. For, although
it gives the miners more money
it also guarantees the nation
greater production of coal. But
since the chief danger of infla-
ton lies in greater purchasing
power among the people, if the
new increased hour formula be-
comes general the difficulties of
curling initiation will be greatly
enhanced.
The manpower shortage is en-
couraging the adoption of this
new formula. In the steel indus
try, for example, Paul McNutt,
head of the Manpower commits
sion, without any pressure by the
union, ordered that steel work
ers must be employed for at least
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ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE

Mrs. Fannie M. Farmer having
qualified as Administrative of
the estate of Mrs. Mary Belle
Breeze, deceased, late of Ashe
County, North Carolina; this is to
notify all persons having claims
against the estate of said deceas-
ed, to exhibit them to the under
signed at Elon College, North
Carolina. on or before the 18th
day of May, 1914, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. Ali persons indebted
to said estate will please make
immediate payment.
This 10th day of May, 1913.
Fannie M. Farmer,
Administrative of Mary Belle
Breeze, deceased. 5-13-6T