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The Hardin tribune-herald., 1944-06-01
MEETING TO SET DISTRICT QUOTAS
FOR FIFTH WAR LOAN HERE SUNDAY
Ration Guide

Meats, Fats stamps AS
through T8, good indefinitely.
U8, V8 and W8 become valid
June 4 and remain good indef-
fnitely.
No points are now required
for meat, except beef roasts and
steaks.
Processed Foods Blue stamps
A8 through V8, good indefin-
itely.
Sugar-Sugar stamp 80 and 81
each good for five pounds in
definitely. Sugar stamp 40, good
for five pounds of canning sugar
through February, next year.
Gasoline-A-11 coupons good
through June 21.
Shoes-Airplane stamps and
2, good Indefinitely.
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1944-06-01
SERVICE STATION
IS ROBBED HERE

Thieves entered the Slattery
Super Service station here early
Thursday morning and took sew
eral hundred dollars worth of
merchandise, Austin G. Slattery,
owner and operator of the sta
ton reported.
Upon checking the station s
stock Mr.. Slattery found that
three car tires and one truck
tire were stolen, five or six in
ner tubes, about $50 in cash and
more than 1000 gallons in gas
coupons.
Footprints indicated that en-
trance to the station was gained
by forcing open a rest room
window.
Local law enforcement officers
have notified neighboring Of
ficials to be on guard for per-
sons passing incorrect gas cou-
pOnS.
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1944-06-01
TOPPING PLANT AT
SOAP CREEK FIELD

L. B. Sievert, employee of the
Consolidated Petroleum COMP
any, which is operating in the
Soap Creek oil field, arrived
here Saturday from Pittsburg
Kan, to assist in moving equip
ment to the field where a 25O-
barrel capacity topping plant
will be erected.
Mr.. Sivert spent several
months at the field last year
but was called to Kansas due
to the illness of his father.
The equipment is being re-
moved from freight cars in Har-
din and trucked to the Soar
Creek field.
Plans call for putting the
plant into operation sometime
in July.
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1944-06-01
BATTLE ON BIAK

A three-hour tank and infant
ry battle on Biak island near the
western end of New Guinea
ended with United States Sixth
army troops still two miles
from Mokmer airdrome, General
Douglas MacArthur,s Wednes-
day communique stated. The
Americans had gained only half
a mile since Sunday, compared
With a tWo-mile advance in
their first "a hours ashore on
Biak. It was reported that on
B1ak the Americans were meet
Ing the stiffest opposition Of
tered yet by the Japanese in the
Pacific war theatre,
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1944-06-01
NEWS REVIEW
A Brief Summary
Of Outstanding
News Events
DRIVE TOWARD ROME

German forces continued to
offer desperate resistance We'd
neSday to the Allies south of
Rome, all the way from VAL
montone to the sea. An Allied
communique said it is now clear
that the enemy intends to hold
this line at all costs. American
troops broke into nazi positions
between Velletri and Valmon-
tone and occupied points threat
ening Velletri, which is nine
mile southwest of Valmontone
and 18 miles from Rome. Later
reports stated that the German
radio had reported dramatic
street fighting" in Velletri it.
self. The loss of this city would
seriously disrupt the nazi plans
to make a lengthy stand in the
Aban hills.
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1944-06-01
B AND STAMPS
VALID ON JUNE l

Effective June l all B and C
stamps will be of series four,
Thus B-3, B-4, C-3 and ca will
be the current valid coupons
the local office of price admin
lstration announced this week.
B-2 and CO coupons will not
be good after midnight, MAY 81,
Persons holding these stamps
may get them exchanged for
valid coupons at the ration Of
flee, it was stated.
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1944-06-01
New Schedule for
Buses Announced

Charles B. Schneider, ticket
agent for the Burlington Trail
ways busses operating through
Hardin, announced the follow
ing time change sin bus oper-
ationS:
To Billings -4::39 a. m, 11:49
am. and 9:15 pm.
To Sheridan-2:15 am, sos
pm. and 8::43 pm.
The new schedule is now in
effect, Mr.. Schneider said.
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1944-06-01
BOMBINGS HEAVY

Following up a tremendous
daylight aerial assault on Hitler's
Europe from the west and south
by possibly $500 Allied planes,
R.A.F. night raiders smashed at
the French coast from Calais to
Cape Girls Nez early today with
its heaviest bombing of the
war. Italian based planes
smashed at Hitler's oil supply
by bombing Ploesti in Rumania.
Allied planes roarded over many
sections of occupied Europe
spreading destruction to COM
munications lines, factories and
airdromeS.
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1944-06-01
PRODUCE MORE
RAZOR BLADES

Razor blade manufacturers
are being allocated enough mat
erlal to make 70 per cent as
many razor blades in 1914 for
civilian purpose as was Shippeo
!or domestic consumption in
1910 and 1941, it was announ-
ced this week by Oscar A. Baar-
son, WPB district manager.
This quota enables manufact-
urers to meet civilian require
mentS, exclusive of the Red
Cross.
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1944-06-01
LIBERTY SHIP AGROUND

More than 1000 navy person.
mel, returning to the mainland
from Pacific war theatres a.
board the Liberty ship S. S.
Henry Bergh, were rescued
Wednesday after the vessel went
aground in the fog off the Far
ralone island, 20 miles west of
San Francisco. No fatalities or
causiltieS were reported, al
though observers saw several
stretcher cases. The abandon
ship" order was carried out in
orderly fashion.
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1944-06-01
ATTENDS MILES
CITY MEETING

George w. Gustafson is at
tending a meeting of Is Mon
tana county extension agents
today and Friday at the range
livestock experiment station at
Miles City.
The group will study the re-
search being done in cattle
breeding and range manage
mentn. E. P. Orcutt, extension
livestock specialist at Montana
State college will be in charge
of the conference.
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1944-06-01
ANNUAL BUDGET MEETING

The school trustees of all dis
tricts in Big Horn county will
meet Monday, June 26, to pre-
pare and adopt a preliminary
budget for the school year 1914
As. Mrs. Lura P. Strand, county
superintendent of schools an
nounced.
The meetings will be held in
the various districts, instead of
in Hardin as was stated last
week.
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1944-06-01
DELEGATION WILL
ATTEND MEETING

A delegation from Hardin will
attend the annual District II
American Legion and American
Legion Auxiliary convention on
Sunday, June 4 at Laurel, Werle
G. Martin, local commander
announced.
The meeting will start at |
pm. in the park one mile south
OF Laurel across the Yellowstone
river. There will be a dinner in
the evening.
Those intending to 60 to the
convention are requested to
contact Mr.. Martin so that the
Laurel Post can be advised of
the number to plan for.
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1944-06-01
Hdzelbdker To Run
For Secretary of State

Howard X. Hazelbaker, field
manager of the Montana State
Press association and an in
structor in Journalism at Mon
tana State University, filed his
petition Wednesday for the Rep
ublican nomination for the Of
flee of Secretary of State.
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1944-06-01
VIOLATES BAG LIMIT

D. Pedula was arrested Mon
day by game warden Frank
Starina and was charged in
Justice court with having more
than the bag limit of fish in
his possession.
The case will be heard before
Charles A. Cork1ns, justice Of
the peace.
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1944-06-01
FOUR CALLED FOR
SERVICE IN NAVY

Four young men from Big
Horn county this week received
their call from naval headquar-
ters ordering them to report for
induction.
The are: Edgar L. Boeckel,
Joseph E. Heigis, Jr., James E.
Lance and Emmanuel Rudolf.
They will leave Hardin on
Saturday, June 6.
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1944-06-01

ditions of the seaway and the
terrain of the beaches. THOROUGH
training was considered import
ant for the success of actual
combat and in saving the lives
Of the invading forces.
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1944-06-01

Buy War Bonds ana Stamps!
Evening star., 1944-10-29
HELP MEN.

mat matte ehS1aos5aDhs ooa p C. per
:NTgsEMESE THs CO. sSsi fi.h { NV
machine operstors to work the evening ana
Ss1 ! ssd dsr ss 10 THE HAeR EFF
cargo dept for men between the ages of
~ and 30. with high school trainings ex
Eep duties ss washing
Monday: bet. 10 a m, and I pm. to Mr.
Room i5 or to mR w. Ha'apa + %RpAY Alg
Room 2lO. Shoreham Bldg, sos 18th
RENT FREE to man and wife by WE'LL
share half Of profits; no drinkers. Write
A. MCBRIDE. 519 Oneida pl. NV.
SAFEWAY sTORES-Many men needed for
large, retail food distribution industry;
store operations; good postwar future, posi-
tions available now: food clerks, meat
car unloaders, porters; experience not re-
pay full wages while learning, good start
yenientiy located near ses your 'Io home: vaca- @
sroup Y e snd tG
py fyssAIE GT sShs & sfa 0el|2ne oo
ments approved
GEORGE WAsHINGToN MEMORIAL
CEMETERY has to offer you an above
SO in our line of endeavor Today more
cause prices have. advanced tremendously
siderably more reasonable than any large
moder9 cemetery serving our Nations
in location, nssmuch @ @ al We esi are the ony
new modern cemetery located near the
northwest section and our land is higher
property IN the Washington vicinity. Our
buyers like this, because higher land means
dryer graves-our landscaping is beautiful
passes on. Our new permanent buildings
are ar. most attractive patterned from Will
iiiamsourg Colonial architecture. Families
lect burial property knowing they have
maoe a choice IN one Of Americas finest
orbitant prices. We have more prospects
than we can follow; sales are plentiful now
we pay the highest rate Of commission
money. If you can't work full time we
can use you part time evenings and Sun
mones snd ha you IN pToDa0f vii make
our sales office in Takoma Park, Md l45
carroll ave, next to fire station. for COM
SH. 4640 for. appointment to suit. Our
proposition will appeal to you
AIRCRAFT WORKERS-The Glenn L. Mar
tin Company, builder of the famous Ma
rauder," B,26 medium bomber; the Mar
lner', naval patrol bomber, and the Mars"
Wor!ds largest flying boat is offering we'll
paying Jobs in its modern aircraft assembly
plant in Baltimore, Maryland
Openings in practically all types of Jobs.
perience.
Jobs for men-Mechanics. assemblers,
Sneet metal workers. tOnlmzkerS
makers, carpenters, engineers. Women
frances, rlVeters, sheet metal workers.
A representative of the Glenn L. Martin
Company will be al the United States En-
ployment Service, Room 104. Professional
Building, Hyattsville, Maryland, on Octo-
per 80, 81 and November /, 1914, and
United States Employment Service. S51l
Colesyille road, Silver Spring, Maryland
on November ., and 4, 1914. to hire
auaiffled applicants and to discuss the
many interesting and well-paying Jobs that
are open
ADEQUATE housing facilities available.
All applicants must comply with War
Mappower regulations
Evening star., 1944-10-29
SPECIAL NOTICES,

NCEMENT-Cleaning pressing la
Service. ~ RANDoLPH cIEANERs' = 0r 4is
Randolph ST. NV 30'
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one other than
myself, LUCILLE MANCHESTER GRA-
HAM, r. F. D. B. Box 1l5, Alexandria, Va
90
j WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one except my
sell. wINifRED V. JOHNSON 1896
Irving st. NV. 40.
APPLES, APPLES, APPLES-Fallen red
and golden Delicious apples: come pick
them up soc bushel. Take U. S. 2l1 to
sign, so mi. to LEWIS ORCHARD. Bring
containers
PLAISFIELD ORCHARDS-Stayman Wine
sap Grimes Golden, Red Delicious apples
and sweet cider; please bring containers.
Out Ga: ave. 5 mi. to Glenmont, right
mi. on Route 1S2. w w. MOORE, Sandy
Spring, Md. Ashton 2471.
Evening star., 1944-10-29
HELP WOMEN.

ALTERATION HAND, exp. corsets and
IonaHs psshins sSes sslaIsSsa 4s41hcur week.
ments. GARF1NCKELa e = st. at 18th.
Evening star., 1944-10-29

ACCIDENT, LIFE OR DEBIT MAN, must
have recent experience: no debit, new setup,
real opportunity; liberal guarantee. MR.
kANSTOROOM, Suite 4l2, 9lS st. NV
ADVERTISING BOOK MATCHES; sell every
business; cash commissions; men or wom-
en-; exp. unnecessary; full part time; fast
selling patriotic designs: factory service;
repeats; free kit. MATCH CORP. OF
AMERICA 3433-EA w 4Sth nj Chicapo ~
Washington Journal., 1944-09-15
.@eisn 81. ruhio unO runFt. SRI

rSeien Sic rubis uuO iunft, gri=
ia"
sd peroe es ietn - aber um bic
Gige, Die @erleumOuns t0Otli9 gu
treffen, Oa3u muB man aud feit unO
bart iein. MtB 8aplep, unO, Oerldhsn
Sic ii9 Oarauf i9 perOe felt unO
bart iein, penn Rube unO Sdnftmutb
ni9ts dusri9ten."
sic ItanD Dor benz alien 5rGulein,
itraff dufgeri9tet in i6rer iugenOli9en
&raft unO S90nbeit. SeOe Aengits
Ii6teit. ieOer 3peifeG mar BON i9r 9e=
pi9en, ibre Dangen gliibten uno ibre
Nugen bliBten.
.Wlein Soft, mas pollen sic
t6un2" tlagte Mib 8upIep, bic nit
S4reden JAP. mas ibre BOrte anges
ri9tet batten.
sd perbe tbun, mas meme Pflt9t
lit uno mas i9 meinem Batter in Iets
ner SterbeitunOe DeriprO4sn babe,
entgegnete @rita ItOl3. n9aben sic
feline Sorge UNI MIDI"
9amit I9ritt tie RAID binpeg, oas
ate 6rdulein in GROCER 4ufre9ung
3uriidla6eno.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-15
IA. aa pitel.

gs pdbrte mebrere Sage, ebe ii9
Strip BON benz fur9tbaren S9lage
fopeit er6plt bate, oab er rubig barr
iiber na9benfen tonnte, mas er t6un
follte, um feline in ben S9muB getrez
tene Gbre pieber reinaupai9en. @r
tonnte ni9t me6r i'm 3peifel barber
fetn, baB bic 8erleumOung ppn
S9loB 9omba4 ausging, uno penn
ct aud Stanislaus prpfonstl fir
ben eigentli9en 8erleumber bielt, 10
muBte er bod AUDI bic 8arpnin be-
59ulDigen, benin tpsnn Diefe bic 8er@
leumbuna ni9t peiter in Der @eIel@
f9aft perbrsitet bate, bann niirDe
man ibr ni4t Elm iol9es @etpi9t beiz
gelest baben.
Nber mas fpnnte bic 8arontn ibm
bortperfen9 Sn ieiner frii6eren Stel@
lung ais @eripalter auf S9lpB 9amz
ba9 bate sr ii9 ME Das seringIte
@erfeben auf9uloen tommen lahen,
er befaB Dariiber Oas 3eusniB bes
perForbenen 8arons. Der @runb,
pesbalb er 9amba9 tamals 10 raid
perlaFen bate. mar, ielbit tpenn er
ben Sbatia6en entipro9en bate,
ni4t geniiseno, feline @6re gu be-
fleden. Sin lei9tiinniger Strei9
piirbe einem jungen Manne ni9t 10
libel genommen poroen Tein.
9ier baroelte es ii9 ia au9 UNI
cine nnreoliGteit, oeren man i'm be-
f9uloigte!
Strip ftanb Dor einem &dt6isl. Mber
er mar feit enti9lOfen, OasIelbe gu
lDfsn unb nidt bieier Nufgabe feigs
aus benz Wege gu geben, pie inn
5rans 2engner gerat9en bate.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-15
WeretnS>& QlemOer

GUncUr0 Club, Sue. Yralioent.
Alfreo S9meler; Setretar, 5rau ".
S1la9ter, 1868 Conn. Ape., gt. 8.
8~erlammlung am 3. Wtlttpo9 i.Wt.
YrDipect Sill TrieObOf. 8ralioent
Greo Tosellang; Setretar, 8. @.
@lntler; S1asmeilter: &aurence ..
Stus. gerl. am 2. Samstag i'm
NtOnat I'M Srieobofsgebanoe.
9eati@e Sreimaurer 2Ose
Ny &rmiuus, Yer. 70, T.A.A.Wi.
" Setretar: Sreot. Bertram,
1341 Sbepbero Ctr, sc. e. Ser.
iammlung am /. 9ienstag I'M Ato-
not i'm gteuen Wtaionic Eempel. 13te
uno . StraBe, &c. Us.
Mrmiaias @ergniisuags @erein.
Hralioent: Senrp Nieiter; Setre-
tar: Ebeooor &er9, 1905 Siebente
StraBe, 81. IS. 8"eriammlung am
/. Sonnabeno i'm Mfonat
Greater Beneficial Union,
9iitritt Yer. 100. Yralioent: Sobn
@reolein; Setretar: @brlitim @brilt,
1922 Siinfte StraBe, N. Us. 8eri.
am a. 9iel.stag i'm Wtonat i'm Sauie
Nr. 1920 5 StraBe, 81. 6.
Greater Beneficial Union,
9iftrift Nr. 40. @raiioent, Mi9el
9oiner; Sefretdr, @briitim &ronen.
bitter, 1104 8onibant Ctr. Silner
Spring, M6. 8eri. am 4. Sreitas
Inn Wtonat inn ~Sioe 8oint Eabern",
12te uno 6 StraBe, 0orooit.
@mppert &eim Sranen Silfsber-
elm. @raii6entin: Srau @rnit @.
8ropn; Sefretarin: Srau Mabel
9ies. @%eriammlung am 2. 9iens-
tng i. so. INN 2 ubr i'm Seim.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-15

Ste nt6t Datlr, odlrtt mullen Ste
ii9 nun einmal dbfinoen, dlIo pertau>
fen sic Neubof nur richer"
Oamit ging er RAID odpon uno
trat in Oas Wobnhaus, bic Sbiir felt
binter ii9 f9lieBeno.
6riB itano pie betdubt. 0as
8lut rate in Ieinen NOern unO oro6te
i6m Ser3 unO S6ldfen gu 3erfprens
gen. Dor ben 2lugen ptrbelte ibm
Elm 6lutiger g3ebel auf unb ab, feline
8ruit teuGte, unO nit beioen 9Gnoen
grtff er ii9 in bas 9aar.
n8in i9 pabniinnig9" fliiiterte sr
unb blidts Nib Inn ii4. 9a trdf
iein Auge bic &ne9te an Der Stdas
tbiir, bic, pie es ibm f4ien, ipOttif9
gu ibm biuiibergriniten.
MuBten aud tie I9on bon Dem
fur9tbaren 0erba9te, Der auf i6m
laftete unO Dor benz Ii9 ibm ale Sbiis
rem geI9lofen batten2
S6m mar es, als 5eigte ale Welt
NIT benz Singer auf i9n, unb als
ipotteten tauienO 9ippen: uSebt Oa
= ben Oieb, ben ebrlOien Oieb
SIS mar gum &aienoperbenl ST
6aQte bic 6Guite, er tntri9te nit ben
3dbnen, unb penn ieBt 5ran5 2engs
ner nod Dor inn geitdnoen, er Bate
tbn in feinem aufto3enoen 3prn gu
8OOen sei4lagen.
4ber 2engner mubte ibm He9ens
f9aft 9ebenI Gr elite auf Die 9ausz
tbiir gu unb ergriff bic &linte bic
Sbiir mar Deri9lOfeu.
Sn Iinnlofem Corn r%iittelte er an
Der S6iir.
Oa ndberten iiG ibm bic &ne6te
nit brobenben Mienen.
r2afen Sic bic S6iir in Stub,
9err Born" iagte elmer Der Mdnner.
nSie feben ia, OaB tie DerI4lohen TT
unb baB 9err 2engner ni9t fir tie
gu lpre9en it,"
limb qpenn mir S6nen ratben lol@
len," ieBte Elm anOerer btn5u, uoann
MAIDEN sic, buB sic bonn 9pfe tpm=
men, pber mir 6elfen S6nen raider
ba3u, als Sbnen lie6 Iein biirfte."
nSte baben bier ni4ts me6r gu
fu9en," REF Elm oritter.
Sa befann fi4 5riB unO 8tpang
nit @epalt feline @rregung nitoer.
gr f9Gmte ii9, ben 2euten ieinen
Corn ge3eigt gu BADEN. S6ne tie elmer
grpiberung gu piirbigen, DerlieB Ell
ben 9of unb 6eItieg ieinen Wagen.
$50 RAID Die %ferbe laufen tOn=
men, mad 9auiell" rief er oem Rut~
59er gu, unb Oieier, in Der Wteinung,
ietn 9err lei frant geporben, lieB Die
Srafebner Gappen tii9tig ausgreifen.
Sn elmer 6alben Stunbs mar 5riB
gu 9auie. N6er pie per0bet erf9ien
INN fein freunbli9es 9eim, in benz
er elmer gliidliden 3utunft ent9egenz
3uleben gebofft bate. SIR, pte i'm
5ieber, lieb er Iein Nuge umber@
f9petfen. ga fiel fein Bid duf Elm
groBeS S9rei6en, pel9es auf benz
S9rei6tii9 lag.
Militaria! itanO barauf, unb es
mar nit benz Siegel Der 8e8irtsz
fOmmanoantur geiiegelt.
Mit 3itternOen 9dnben 0ffnete
SriB bas S9reiben unb iiberfIog es
nit baitigen 8liden. 8ltih pte Der
Sob lieB er Oas S4rei6en our GrOe
fallen, bann ftieB cr einen rO4elnben
2aut aus unb Iant duf einen Stubl
pdbreno iein 9dupt i9Der auf Die
@rme nieoerfiel, bic fi9 auf ben 2ilG
gelegt batten.
Sas S9reiben lautete:
v@uer @o6lge6oren tbeilt bas &Os
nigli9e 8e3irfsfommanOo nit, OaB
BON Sbrer Sffi8ierspabl 4bfanb gez
nommen porOen tit, ba Der 8erba4t
ether unreDli9en !9anblungspeiie auf
Sbnen laitet. 0as 8eairtstommanOp
fteqt Sbnen anbeim, bic geeigneten
S9ritte gu tbun, Ii9 Don bieiem
8eroa4te gu reinigen, in pel9em
Sale bas &pmmanbp meiter erpdgen
piro, Oh Sic our Sffi5ierspa6l nod
au5ulaRen iinb.
b. Walbau,
MaiOr 3. 3. unb &0nisl. 8e3irtss
tpmmanbant."
Washington Journal., 1944-09-15
Hot Water Storage Heater

20, 80 uno 40 @anonen automa-
tii9e SeiB-@aiier-Seiaer Gtorage
beater) fin6 fir grneuerung (re-
placement) gu baben.
Sobn @immel, Sei5ungsan-
Ingerl 4419 Soma @be, 81. So, Sc
Iepbon &anoolpb 1869.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-15
(5ortieBung fOlst.)


giferi9tig. RS&in:
nSeut' Radt BATS mir bon gnG'
9errn ~getrdumtl" 9ausfrau:
nMenn oas no9mals bOrtDmmt, iper>
ben sic entlafen!"
Washington Journal., 1944-09-15
S Sofl. Wist,,P Pro

FORNTS HEIL-OEL IMMINENT - anti
septisch-bringt schnelle Linderung Won
rheumatischen und neuralgischen Schmer-
zen, ~muskulosen Ruckenschmerzen, stei-
fen oder schmerzenden Muskeln, Verstau-
chungen und Verrenkungen.
FORNPS MAGOLO - Observation-Disclosures
gewisse Magenst0rungen vie So~dbrennen
und Verdauungsstorungen hervorgerufen
durch Elm Uebermass an Saure.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-15

vol Won Case und BlShungen-besorgen
Sic SIGH Forni's zeiterprobtes Alpenkriu-
ter. Mehr ais elm Abfuhrmittel, es ist auch
cine Magentatigkeit a~nregende Medizin,
hergestellt aus IS der Natur eigenen me-
dizinischen Wurzeln, Krautern und Pflan-
zen. Alpenkriuter bringt TRACE Darme yum
Arbeiten und hilft, verharteten Abfall
sanft und leicht auszuscheiden, sowie die
durch Hartleibigkeit verursachten Case zu
vertreiben und gibt dem Magen das ange-
nehme Gefuhl Won Warme. Wenn Sic
die Freuden glicklicher Linderung Won
Hartleibigkeitsbe schwerden wieder wissen
wollen und zur selben Zeit lhrem Magen
guttun wollen, besorgen Sic SIGH noch
heute A~lpenkrauter und nehmen Sic es
elm genau vie auf dem Etikett angeseben.
Falls Sic es in Ihrer Nachbarschaft NIGHT
kaufen konnen, sender Sic fir unser
Alpenkriuter : Einfihrung sangebot und
erhaIten Sic
Washington Journal., 1944-09-15
Warum die Beschwerden Won
Hartleibigkeit
leiden

Wenn funktionale
Hartleibigkeit an
dauert und Size NIL
serabel, nerves und
irritiert fuhlen und
an deren Symp-
tome leiden-kopf-
schmerzen, ublem
Mundgeruch, yer
stimmtem Magen,
to-
rung, Schlaf- und
Appetite keit
und lhrMaQen fiihlt
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-16
Ia kuhinio
PLJUCNA PECENKA PRI-
PRAVLJENA kAKOR
DIVJACINA

Pljucno pecenko ocisti vseh
kozic, osoli, malo popopraj in
prevleci S slanino ter polozi
posodo Nato skuhaj dobro ma
rezan korencek, petersil, zele-
no, cebulo, par zrn celega po-
pra, lavorjev list, diva stroka ce-
sna. Ko je zelenjava mehka, do
daj Sc malo kisa. ko Sc vse sku-
paj cisto shladi, polij 20 mesu
in postavi ma hladno, kjer maj
stoji dva dni. Nato meso vzemi
il kvase, polozi kozo, polij z
vrcco mastjo in peel kakor ma
vadno pecenko. 10 Sc je meso
re malo zapeklo in porumenilo,
dodaj Sc vso zelenjavo, XII 81 jo
skuhala "a kvaso in peel dalje,
da postane meso mehko. Nato
deni meso ma kroznik, ma zele-
njavo pc. potresi zlico moke, in
ko moka porumeni, zalij vo-
do; ko prevre, pretlaci vse skozi
sito. zlij nazaj v kozo in dodaj
malo gorcice, limonovega soka,
scep sladkorja, po potrebi Sc
malo zalij in maj dobro prevre.
Med tenn pa zrezi peceno meso
ma elepe kose, zlozi v omako,
polij po mesu cetrt Ultra kisle
smetane in vse skupaj maj po-
! c2si Sc malo povre. zraven das
krusne cmoke ali valance.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-16
Duso .neznonego O.
ponskego iunoko no.
predovoIo V generoIo

Japonci so imeli svojega ne
znanega junaka re davno pred
prvo svetovno vojno. Njegov
spomenik je steklena omara VI
posebni dvorani velike vojasni-
&c blizu Tokia.
Ia steklom je napis in pa vec
papirjev, XII so vsi politi krvjo.
Kadar Japonci pridejo v dvora-
no, Sc pred omaro zacno globo-
ko klanjati.
Zgodovino tega spomenika pa
mora vsak japonski vojak znati
ma pamet.
Ko je bila rusko- -japonska VOL
ska je iaponski vojaski odposla-
nee moral nesti drugemu japon-
skemu oddelku vazna porocila.
Ko je hitel proti svojemu smo-
tru, je zdajci zagledal pred Sc
boj ceto ruskih kozakov, XII pa
Japonca Sc MISC opazili. Vseka-
kor pa je japonski vojak spo-
znal, da ga bodo knnalu Eagle
dali in da DO potem izgubljen.
Nj bilo vec priloznosti, da bi Sc
izognil sovrazniku. Rusi ga bo-
do ujeli in MIN vred vazno
porocilo. Bit ujet pa je "a ja-
ponskega vojaka TAXA sramota,
da 10 lahko opere samo smrt.
Sc huise pa je, &c Sc bodo Rusi
polastili vaznega porocila. To bi
bill ze kar zlocin zoper japonsko
domovino.
Zato Sc je japonski vojaski
odposlanec magic odlocil. Brz je
pograbil svoj noz in 81 MIN
razparal trebuh. Torej jenapra-
vii "harakiri' - japonski nacin
samomora. Ko 81 je vojak od
prl trebuh, je pograbil vazne vo-
jaske papirje, XII jih je nosil S
seboj, ter jih' stlacil v odprto
rano V trebuhu.
Komaj je vojak vse to mare
dill, so ze prijezdili ruski kozaki
in tam zagledali umirajocega ia
ponskega vojaka. Ker pa je ia
ponce re upiral, so ga pustili
pri miru in jezdili naprej.
Pozneje je prisla mimo japon-
ska patrulja, XII il je naeeloval
oficir. Ia je zagledal ma tleh tru-
plo svojega japonskega rojaka
in videl njegovo rano. w..
Takoj mu je bilo jasno, kaks-
ma zaloigra Sc je tu odigrala.
Stopil je k mrlieu in odprl ME
govo rano ma trebuhu, il katere
je izvlekel tiste. vazne vojaske
,papirje. .-.......
Sc istega dine je japonsko po-
{ veljstvo duso tega navadnega
vojaka povisalo v Gin podoficir-
/ ia.
Potem pa je dusa njegova
redno napredovala, kakor ma
predujejo drugi japonski voiaki
in oficirji.
Danes je dusa tega yojaka De
Y cinu japonskega generala.