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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-01-14

will meet on Wednesday, Jan
20, at the home of Mrs. Roy
Riley. Mrs. Tom Gibbs will be
co-hostess.
Miss Kathleen Owen of Okla
homa City, Glen Owen and Bert
Lyman of Excelsior, Mimi, and
Marie Owen Bailey of Washing
ton, D. c., arrived Tuesday and
are visiting at the home of Mrs
Joe Turner. They were called
here by the illness of Mrs. w
F. Owen.
Word has been received here
that Ernest Eugene Borgess., Jr.
son of Ernest Boggess, ST., OF
Lodge Grass, has begun his re-
cruit training for service with
the U. S. Navy at Farragut, Ida
Mrs. George Gustafson will be
hostess to the w. S. C. S. of the
Methodist church at her home
on Thursday, January 81, at
2:30 p. m.
Sgt. James Svaren arrived in
Hardin on Tuesday morning
from Springfield, Mass. He viii.
spend his leave at the home OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Svaren.
Mrs. Bill Kleinhesselink ano
daughter Andrea arrived Satur-
day morning from Seattle, Wash.
for a short visit at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Kleinhesse-
link.
Sgt. James Adams of Grow
Agency left on December 80 to
return to North Carolina, where
he is stationed.
Cpl. John Buzzetti and Louis
Nybo left Sunday for California
where Mr.. Nybo will visit and
cpl. Buzzetti will return to his
duties at Camp Young. Mrs,
Buzzetti has returned to her
work in Billings.
The Misses Jeanne and jan
ice Kelley left Tuesday morning
for Nevada, Mo-, where they will
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resume their studies at Cottey

resume their studies at Cottey
College.
Bud Talley left Monday eve
ming to attend the University
of Washington pre-flight school
in Seattle, Wash. He is in the
Naval Aid corps.
Mrs. A. T. McCulloch was a
Billings visitor Wednesday.
w. F. Owen has sold his stock
at the S. U. ranch, where he
has been employed for several
years, and will make his home
in Hardin.
NOTICE: Any woman wishing
to enroll in the Red Cross stand
ard first aid class, which will
meet Tuesday and Thursday
evenings, is asked to call Mrs.
I. L. Dehnert.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Reffel, to-
gether with Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
Wagner and families, left last
Friday for Denver, Colo., where
they will make their future
homes.
Alex Setback returned last
Thursday from Long Beach,
Calf, after spending three
weeks visiting with three sons
! who are working in the ship
yards. Two other sons are in the
armed forces. Mr.. Setback was
accompanied to Long Beach by
his daughter, Mary, who has
accepted employment in the
Douglas Aircraft plant. Mr..
Setback has reopened his shoe
repair and harness shop here,
following the closure during his
absence.
Master Sergeant H. E. Swain,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Swain,
has sent word that he is in New
Guinea.
Helen Kamerzell has been
elected secretary of the Alphas,
student woman's social club at
Billings Polytechnic Institute in
Billings.
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The Rev. Ben Nelson re-
ceived word Thursday, Jan. 7,
of the sudden death of his IA
ther, whose home is in Gran
ada, MINI. He left that evening
by train to attend the funeral
which was held Sunday. Burial
was made at Armstrong, Iowa
Mr.. Nelson had made many
friends in Hardin on his visits
with his son and family.
Mrs. L. R. Cool went Satur-
day to Pocatello, Idaho. She re-
turned last Wednesday with her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Sween-
ey. Mrs. Sweeney will remain in
Hardin with her parents. 1t,
Sweeney has been transferred
to Texas.
Word has been received here
of the birth of a daughter to
MI. and Mrs. Alex Heagle of E
Bremerton, Wash, on December
20. The young lady has been
named Joan Elaine.
Mrs. John Besel, ST., and Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Besel of Topper
ish, Wash, visited friends and
relatives here the past week
Mrs. John Besel, ST., is the mo-
Their of Leo, John, Jr., and Alex
Besel of Hardin and Mrs. Bruce
Waterhouse of south Hardin.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Kelley, the
Misses Jeanne and Janice KEEL
ley, Mrs. v. I. Morris and son
Jim were among those from
Hardin who attended the COM
munity concert in Billings last
week.
Word has been received here
that Cary v. Mabe, Jr., has been
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LOCAL ITEMS -.

A report dated January 3,
1943, has been received by DR.,
and Mrs. Frank He Does It OF
st. Xavier, stating that their
son, Pvt. Michael P. Big Hair
was slightly wounded in action
in the African area. The report
stated, however, that Pvt. Big
Hair has recovered from his
wound.
Mrs. Fred Waterman return
ed Friday night from Gillette
Wyo., where she has been Wis
iting with her son-in-law and
daughter, MI. and Mrs. Lynn
Bentley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Hood ar
rived last Thursday from Cali
fornia. They will make their
home in or near Hardin. Mrs.
Hood is the former Maxine
Livengood.
Miss Evagene Turley of Bill
lingS and Miss Alta Cochran
spent the week end at Eagle
Springs as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Turley.
Mrs. Helene Barnett is vaca-
tioning at Moorhead, MINI. She
left last week and will remain
for an indefinite time.
Peter Burg of Helena and Mr..
Burke, OPA specialists from the
state office in Helena spent the
past two days making a check
on the stores in Big Horn coun-
ty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley Roberts
and children, Marian Lee and
Bill, arrived in Hardin last Fri
day and have moved into the
E. A. Sibley residence. Mr.. Rob-
erts will be manager of the U.
S. Employment service in Har-
din.
NOTICE: The H. E. o. club
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Only Medicine I Ever Used
and now I'm 81 Kept ADLERIKA
on hand the past 81 years" 20.
G.-TeX.) ADLERIkA contains
3 laXatives for quick bowel &C
ton, with 5 carminatives to re-
gas pairs. Get ADLERIKA to-
day.
BARKER DRUG co.
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Charter No. 9215
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-15
Any Citadel
Says Arnold

NEW NORK-UP-Gen. Henry
II. Arnold. chief Of T.. 5. Army air
force. believes that air power can
capture amy citadel" 1t can reach.
that IL is the cheapest type OF war
fare and that IL is by far the great
est economizer in human lives
We are demonstrating daily" he
wrote in the L. 5. Army Air Forces
issue OF Flying" magazine. that il
is possible TO descend from the
skies into any part OF the interior
OF an enemy nation and destroy its
power TO continue the conflict.
War industries. communication
power installations aud supply lines
are being blasted by attacks from
the air. Fighting forces have been
isolated. their defenses shattered.
and sufficient pressure brought by
air power alone to force their sur.
render.
Shortened Tunisia Battle
Constant pounding from the air
is breaking the will OF the Axis TO
carry on"
General Arnold said that in the
battle OF Tunisia air power saved
thousands of lives 60. and weeks
OF time. as compared with the mile
by mile. village by village method
OF classical warfare. which has al
ways proved so costly in war OF
position.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-15
Miss Cary Married
TO Boyd 7. Bender

Ann Arbor, Sept 1.-the mar
riaRe service which united Alice
Msrgerie Cary to Boyd Thomas
Bender, USNR, seaman, second
class, took place at 4 o'clock Sun
day afternoon in st. Andrews Epis-
copal Church and the service was
read b. Rev. Robert NJ. Muir. The
bride is the daughter OF Maj and
Mrs. William H. Cary, Jr., Ann Ar
Dor St, and the bridegroom is the
son OF Arthur Moore Bender, De-
troit. The couple left to spend the
rest OF Mr.. Bender's leave OF ten
days on their honeymoon trip.
Both attended the University.
The bridegroom enlisted in the
Navy and was called after he had
been in the University only a
month. He has been on sea duty
for more than year
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-15

"By this action" he said. we
again proved the sky road TO both
Berlin and Tokyo can be utilized
to the full To blast the heart OF the
citadel before our combined opera
tions take over for the final drive
PantelleriS symbol
He described the Liberator raid
on Rumanian oilnelds AZ Ploesti as
"the most important single air blow
Of the war TO date" OF the capture
OF panielleria he wrote.
The white cross on Pantelleria' :
battered airdrome before single
soldier or sailor landed is a sym
Dol Of the ability OF air power n
capture any citadel once its own
supremacy IN the skies Is estab
lished and provided a sufficiently
sustained and powerful air assault
can be brought TO bear against H..
1t is simply a matter OF mathe-
mates Tor physics While air as.
sault is not without cost. this type
OF warfare is actually cheapest on
all counts and it is by far the great
est economlzer in human lives.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-15
Sodt Rites to
be Thursday

Ann Arbor, Sept Is Funeral
services will be at o clock Thurs
day 70" Emanuel ], Mamie Sodt,
former member of the Ann Arbor
police and water departments and
an affiliate of the sheriff depart.
ment tor nearly 20 years, who died
in Manchester. Mich, Monday
night He would have. been SO
yes old Sunday.
Remembered in Ann Arbor as
the cIys first motorcycle cop. Mr..
Sodt spent fye years as a mem
her Of the police force between
1911 and 1916.
University students and campus
personalities of the decade be-
tween 1910 and 1920 remember
Mamie" as the keeper OF the Law
at school dances and parties and
for his connection with the Uni
versity Band. After he left the
police force Mr.. Sodt served as
superintendent of meters for the
water department for several years
and then left Ann Arbor to return
and b2gin his career as owner and
proprietor OF "Mannies Inn at
Pleasant Lake.
During his years in Ann Arbor
and until four years ago. Mr.. Sodt
was member OF the Zion Luth-
srsn church and OF the brotherhood
OF that church which he served
once as president. Four years ago
he transferred his church afFiIia-
lions to the Bethel Evangelical and
Reformed Church in Freedom
Township.
Survivors include the wife: three
daughters. one son, two brothers
and one sister. Friends may call
1T the JeHter Funeral Home until
Thursday noon VIXEN the body will
be taken to the Bethel Evangelical
and Reformed Church. Freedom
Township. Rev. w. F. Bauman
will ofiiciate and burial will be in
Bethel Cemetery.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-15
GIRAFFE HITS MOVIE TRAIL

LOS ANGELES-UP- Chi
cago geological Park has sent out
at the request OF the movie produ-
GERS a young giraffe to be groomed
for star roles. As background ma
terial for movie critics who will
want to write about him in the fu-
ture, his facts OF life are given as.
Born in Chicago; name mot yet
chosen) age, 10 months; altitude,
II feet; that of his father, 10 feet,
and OF his mother, 1871 feet; weight
$50 pounds; diet, II quarts OF Cruel
twice day, frat and hay,-skimmed
milk only.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-15
HEN GOES MATERNAL

LOS ANGELES. Cal.-UP-Beu
Burke has Rhode Island Red hen
that has the maternal instinct de-
yeloped to the 9th degree. Although
previously chickless. in these mech
anized days. when she woke up one
morning and found 81 chicks which
had been purchased from an incu-
bator ranch and slipped into her
nest the night before, she began a.
once mothering the whole 81 as
though she was an old hand at the
game.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-15
AFRICAN NATIVES USE HEADS

HOLLYWOOD, Cal-UP-Chief
Carpenters Mate w. r. Banding
~. returned from service with a
construction battalion in Africa
expressed great admiration for the
Uranium powers OF the natives He
gave one a letter TO mail He
put 1t on top of his head. placed a
stone on it as paper weight and
carried It TO the mail post Then
he gave him 350-pound airplane
engine, which he placed on his
head. and without even. n paper
weight to keep it from blowing off.
carried II four miles 10 its destina-
tion. Still another filled a Navy
wheelbarrow with dirt. placed the
wheelbarrow. dirt and all on his
head and carried It 10 the dump.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-15

your o rs" ot oas much po coal % kept ..1.
D roe Tor 5han one ton Will hoveled
a Due to shortage of
duplication manpowe delyrymen will not have
time to lay racks pknks shovel
Place order least IL hours snow from driveway lawn
Preparation What
of the sin
nelshborhood lhs Pocahona
regulation Anticipate needs we'll G
IN ADVANCE Pocahon Stove lot 1871 fine.
g. All orders for coal be paid for Pocahonas Nut fines
advance at the office Of your coal
O. D. t. ' regulation to- avoid eaibsek.
delivery ips9 To Soft Coal 1870
conserve gas tires and trucks and man These fines have
Will speed delivery 10 eacn
and or .crsnn oo. uu,hou, ,L.
burns from 20
neghbor to accept delivery for FOed Poaho' be
delVerymen to
will have access your BIN TIN the supply for all No
event dehveryman " unable to get &C Forked Coal.
customer to shovel into his o~m bn5 g. Don't expect treated COAL (Ad
will Due b: unable G, s wzEr CARRY %
ecoldw weather. Tod
bin (The consumer will have to ar
handling deverymen would be unable shovel
best he cam Our manPows must it off the time the
be conserved delivery Don't order of eak slack
Wet Down Your Coal Bin Before DeIiverymen
Start to Unload
There Has Been Oil Treated Coal For
Well Over Year.
Coal is Treated With Chemical Agent at
Present But in Extreme Weather, Wears Off,
Expect The Worst And You'll Probably Find
You Got Pretty Good job
i. necessary for coal companies thee Consuming
bi. winter and orth si
These the public and are received from
the Office Den's Ira 'of'erv1 uo d
avoid the adoption of drastcr regulations
YPSILANTI FUEL
DEALERS Association
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-06-02
adblte er mir 1eIb1t.

oaDlIe er I1ttr 1elDlI.
9aber sing er MIR ielten aus ooer
ouf oen 3ug; Oh er anf Der Welt-
ausIteuung mar, babe i6 nidt erfab=
rem. ginmal n1uBte i6 i'm beeleiten
na9 ct. Souls 5u ieinem iterbenben
Setter @ater S. S6reiber, Oi6ter
Ser ,Mman6a', &aplan bel BEN l1r-
iulinerinnen; bo6 als er tot NOR,
sing er nidt bin, tpeil er ielbft idma6
mar. 9erielbe tpar au6 aus @ar.
burg 9io5ele 8a6erborn, geb. 6ten
9e5ember 1881, geitorben 1905. &ei-
nefe geboren 26. sluguit 1882, geit.
&c. gfopember 1909. Gin anoerer
getter in bieier Dio5eie NOR 9fep.
Carl &retpet, Baterloo, Su.; geb. 90.
Noo. 1853 5u&beoa, Baoerborn, geit.
90. SSuni 1924. Sein 8ru6er gS. &re-
met bon Quincy, Mebtpeinbanoler,
befannt unter oen Brieitern.
Sci 6ieier @elegenbeit fam i6 aud
nit 8ater Seinri6 8rodbagen, got-
tor bes ,,&atbo1ilhen Sausfreunbes''
5ulalnmen. Gin iebr freunbli6er
Serr, unb gutter Sreuno uno 2anos=
mann bon &einefe, nit bem i6 aud
Sreunbi6aft getrunfen babe.
$50 fon11nIt bn ber?" fraete er
midi.
,Gon Dem franfen 8ater S6reiber
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-06-02

fir Die Seeliorge, Sdule, &an5el,
|nno 8eibtltubl ltnb 8eln1e. Sd babe
fie nidt berseiien unb babe ite treu
befolgt, benn Die grfabrung lit Die
bette 2ebrmeiIterin. Seine Brinaipien
paren iolio uno griinoli9 1nb biele
Nadbarberren folgten ibn, Der alte
3ar (&oiename) regierte in Clinton
County.
9ie notwithstanding bra6te linn
audi mande 8eiu6e, oob oauerten
oieielben nidt lang. gr ielbit fiiblte
litb 5ur 3eit redt ipobl, obidon er 73
Sabre alt mar. @r Iitt oft biel an iei-
nem offenen 8ru6, BEN er itb bur6
Seiten 5uge5ogen bate IN ieinen iiit1-
seren Sabren BET Sommersntiible.
Cine Operation in ct. 2ouis batt,
ibm BEN 8ru6 gebeilt, aber 6ur6 Ell.
men Sebltritt bon Der StraBenbabn
mar er tpieoer aufgeiprungen. 60 er-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-06-02

men miro, 10 Iange 8reeie fatboliib
bleibt. Mu9 penn eure 2eiber BORT I'M
&ir6bof ber1nooert itnb uno inn Sobe
i6lafen, bieie @laubens5ei6en cures
lcbenoigen @laubens uno gliibe11oer
2iebe merben ni6t permooern, ionoern
fortbauern bel ben fommenben &C.
nerationen, uno &inbesfinber tperoen
einanber er5dblen, tpie ibr nit current
Haitor oieies Monument geiebt babt."
!. go par bie So6ter bon @erman=
tripn ser alten Mutter Inn Elm Wonu=
ment borgefommen, ndn1li6 nit bem
Solpita1. &ein 8unoer, baB Gater
9teinefe iid 10 gerne oort aufbielt,
lid biniebte unb bonn gl1ten 8aiier
t-anf, bas aus bem 8runnen bor bem
Solpital floB. 8on bier aus fonnte
ct feline Mrbeiten ane iiberieben -
Stride, grobes Rfarrbaus, alte &irde
nit atpeiter S6ule, sic neue feline
S6ule, Damn bic erlte S6ule nit
S6peterpobnung unb enoli6 bas
lebte 8abp: oas pra6tbolle &onbent
NIT &apelle uno @ltarsIaframert.
Oas etpig e2id)t brennt an brei Stel=
len in bieier @emeinbe: Stride, So
pitaI rno &onbent. Sci elmer iol6en
@elegenbeit er5dblte er mir oft feline
eriten grlebniife nnb grfabrungen,
nno gab mir man6e praftiibe @infe
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-06-02
Gedanken und Erinnerunsen
gon Geb. s. Suertges

er bas Soipital (bas 9ino ieiner Sie-
be) 1898 gebal1t batte.
u0rei eroBe Wonumente'', iagt:
Gater 0iepenbrod, ubat Sater &ei-
nefe gebaut Das gr0Bte Wonument
bes Glaubens, oas iit Die eroBe Stein-
firde (ein etpiees Monument); oann
oas Monument Ser Soffnung bas er
piermal erneuert fat, bas lit 0ie
prabtpol(e Sdule, Die id0nite in
Clinton Co., Ser @arten Ser fiinf=
tigen Stride; bas brittle Monument
ser driltliden 2iebe, bas ct. So
iepb's Soipital. CLAUDE, Soffnung,
Siebe ipn1bolti6 bargeltel1t. 9as 1T
bas 9reieeitirn, bas om fir6liden
Si1nrneI Mber 8reeie gldn5t un6 16eiz
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-06-02
(Sortiekung)

vMadt ni6ts aus, iust Ser 8irt,
,bann idreibe ids auf's 8rett."
,l1m @ottes 8iuen'', iagt Der So
flor, uoas barf nidt iein."
,,O", iaet Ser @irt, vib ma6' oas
ic, oaB Die 2eute es nidt perlteben.
gieb ber" uno idreibt an: "Sonl-
nus pobiscum, 5tpei Stein, uno iein
st cum Spiritu tl1o 5pei Stein.'
slIl 10 gut. 60 belteuten au6 mir
nniere 5tpei matchmaker nno oann
Iegelten mir frobli6 peiter nno to-
men gum gfegierunesgebduoe. Sort
mar oie berrlibe 8lumenubr, bic uns
Die 3eit anoeigte. 8ir batten nod ein
5tiinb6en 11nb muBten mir nit Ser
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-06-02

g8ie aus Sacranerto beri9tet
miro, lit i'm fiibliden Oregon Die groB-
te 8erDuablagerl1ng Ger @elt gefun-
ben porben. 8erpu lit oas biertleid.
teite Clement, oas Bis iest befannt iit.
gs fann in pielen Gerbinoungen oas
3inn eriesen uno ergibt in Berbin-
oung nit Mlumirum l1no Magneiium
bas itdrfite un6 Iei6teite Mtetan ser
@elt. Die Iblagerung apuroe bon
CHARLES Sun in oen 8erger, 20 Mei-
len bon @olo SIN, in Oregon geful-
cen, Der oen geian1ten Mnipru9 auf
Sen Suno bat. so. s.. Minspausb,
9ireftor Ser ftrategiiden Wineralien
bomber California County Super-
biiers' Miiociation, fat BEN Gunb be.
fanntgema6t.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-06-02

StraBenbabn gum 8abnbof. 9as mar
bas 5tpeitlebte Mal, baB ib auf Der
8eltausitellung tpar; nod etnmal
beim S6lub uno oa poren 1nierer
biele.
Sn Ser foleenben @ode fam 3d.
ter &einefe oft berl1m, beionoers bes
abenos na6 bem @iien. @r tpar i'm.
mer Baitor - i'm langen Salar, Der
Idon oft beim G9neioer 8iriding &C.
tpeien; oann 8iretta auf bemooltenl
@ddoel Sen S6dferitab in Der Sano
uno gliibenoen Gauditengel i'm
Munb, uno S6nalidube an ben ST.
Ben. 8enn er gut gelaunt mar, batte
er bas 8irett ettpas bod auf ben
&opf gei6oben uno bie 8riue fein
eeputt Dor oen Mugen iisen, unb 10
i'm itramnlen Sdritt nit ldbelnoem
Muno uno 5tpidernoen @ugen fam
et beran. Damn ging er an Ser Sdule
borbei bis an Smmertl1ns cd,
idallte Elm biB6en berum Dor oe1n
2aoen, ging Damn tpeitli6 an Srau
@ollners 8useeldaft borbei, idaferte
unb nedte BORT elm menig, bann on
Sen &riipps Stall unb Senrp 8riin-
rings 8obnung borbei uno enblt6
bur6 bas eilerne Sor in SEN Goroer>
garten bes ct. Soiepb Soipitals
9as mar iein 2ieblingsplat, ieitoem
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-06-02

2497 Hrieiter, 8riioer unb Sbipe-
itern, baruttter 1888 @ingeborene,
paren inn Sabre 1888 (5ur 3eit Ser
lebten 3uiammenitellung) I'M iapani=
i6en &ei6 (einidlieblid &orea, Sor-
mola, Sen Mariannen- u11o &arolinen-
|inieln) tatig. Sn eige11tliben Sapan
pirften: 416 Hriefter (barunter III
Sapaner), 214 8riiber (tO5), uno
1858 S6neItern (759).
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Mittipod, ben 2. S,tni 1943
BET ben l1rIuline Siiters.

BET ben lrfuline 9ilters.'
usea, min ser aud tot geben2'
SD peiB niht' er lieB ieinea
getter, Sen Geinefe rufen."
80, lit Ser audi bier? $50 lit er2"
,,gr lit I'M 8abnbof."
so, Damn IaB i'm MIR fiben; mir
trinfen 1tns ems; fontn1t nit, uno
er iette auf.
,@riiBe mir BEN alten Suds unS
on balte bt9 tapfer BEL ibnt.'
Sd la6te uno briidte linn bie Sa1o
|5um Nbidieo. Sein 3ug fubr ipater,
|ionit tpare er IN ben 8abnbof eefon1-
|ntett.
SIM 3ug er5abIte i9 ales oelr
Gater &einefe, mas Gater 8rodbagen
Mir geiagt batte.
uSSa'', iagte er, ,,6as iit mein
2anosmann, au6 Elm Ba6erborner
un6 aus bemielben groben SoI5 gs.
i6nibt. gr lit ein ri6tiger 8olfss
mann, milotdtig uno treuber5ig, eff.
rig un0 tpobltdtig unter ben Mrmen
- abe grob uno geraoe aus. slls er
%altor in Mpple Greet ober 1T elmer
Ieiner Wfiiiionen mar, iab es in ieiner
9lodfir6e re6t prirnitib aus. Gin
paar einfa6e 8dnfe> foum genue
gum Siten. S1n @inter mar es idn-
nerli6 falt 1pie in 9euti6lanbs Sir
den - fein Sfen. 9a famen Sic
8auern an iebr falten 8intertagen
in Oie &ir6e, f1opften itd bie Sanbe,
rieben iid bie srme uno 5ogen ii6
bas @is aus ibren 1peiBen 8drten.
9as iab ser Serr Baitor; als er
preoigte, uno als 6ie 8auern nod
immer am 3upfen blieben, bennerfte
er: Sbr ga, nit oen langen 3iegen~
barten; ipenn Sbr meint, baB SIR in
Sen langen 8drten bie Beisbeit fit
5en babt 11no SIR oesbalb tpeiie uno
fIug ieio, Damn lit unler 8iegenbod
Ser fliiglte Serr, benn er bat 6en
langiten 8art. 9a bra6en ale in lau-
tes 2a6en aus uno tpdbrenb Der gan=
gem Meiie mubten ei11ige idmun5e1n.
Die alien 8auern baben's nod ni6t
bergeiien. Sn Dtrie, grf., tpobnte Ell
ner, Der mir bieien 8ib er5ablte bon
Batter 8rodbagen.'
(Sortiebung fo1gt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-06-02
9as Netete bpt1t Nene1t

sd nno6te einen SUIT bon ser al
lerlebten Mo6e baben.''
u8itte, nebmen Sie ei11en Mugen.
blid Hlab, 1neine Dame - Die Moae
tpe9Ielt gerabe."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Connolly Answers

la Hail Columbia: thl
Battle Hymn Of the Repuh-
lie; (c) "Tenting on the Old
Camp Ground"
Pa Vergil: (b) Baccaccio:
(c) Cervantes.
3-a) Liqueur; tb) disease. (c)
liver.
"a Polish; CD Czech; (c)
Hungarian.
3 ta) Eye; tb) throat; (c) ear.
6-taD Ural Mountains. (b) Brit
iSh Isles; tc) Strait Of Gil
braltar.
copyriEhi iai3. ~ Kins Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09

Answers to yesterdays puzzle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Quick Answers

Anna Pavlova.
2-FaCile.
3-Melbourne.
Birmingham.
bismarck Sea. between New
Britain and New Guinea.
6-PeSeta, Spain; guilder, the
Netherlands.
Lieutenant general
Copyrght. 1913, 81 KING Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
The Times Daily Crossword Puzzle
HORIZONTAL

huhllbN NJ
STEPS
G-Erou'
e-M'nersi srrrE
i2-pos.fiys poe
i3--Bsfors 'rreful.
i4-Roekv hiI
iS-A language.
ls-Consure
iT-AuEfTAlian ostrich
iE-WAEsr
1a-Cereal grass,
2O-StHik
2i-nsncA sep.
27-Check
24-Becauss
Island measures
2s-Ann0N
1O-Masculire rams
72-FoiloVef
33-GermAn t9Nr.
34-irPlAnd
3S-Odin's brother.
2s-CIinChed
3s-Adul' ralss
7e-Lqu'd measure
q Rodent
43-Conifsf
High card.
4S-Felne
ss Lemur
is-Vsris'y ~ lettuce
fa-indiau
5o-Peacs goddess
5i-Insect
2-Coior
53--Grass IKE herb.
La gaceta., 1943-08-16
CUMPLEANOS

Nos completeness en- felicitar
con estas lineas a la monisima y
vivaracha nina Esther Ciaravella,
la que en- ell dia de hoy cumple 8
amos.
Esta linda nina reside cor sus
carinosos papas, Ofelia Y Saliva
dor Ciaravell, en- ell 26O5 de la ca
lie Veintiuna. Su tercer aniversa-
rio di6 lugar a una pequeha fies-
tecita familiar.
Nuestros mejores deseos porque
pueda cumplir muchos amos mas,
LENA de dicha v salud.