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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-12-29
Juvenile Charge
Against Youth
In Girls Death

Pending federal court develop
ments. Michael Weasel Head, II,
of Browning is confined in the
Cascade County Jail under SIS. 600
bond, juvenile crime having
been filed against him in connec-
ton with the death of Mary Jane
Bird Rather, Is. whose body was
found near the old CCC gravel
pit. one quarter mile east of the
Blackfeet Hospital Thursday af-
ternoon of last week.
With the case being taken over
by the federal court County Cor
oner Beck did not hold an inquest
as was scheduled as a probability
last Saturday.
However. an autopsy was per-
formed by Drs. Rogers and Grew
iston to determine circumstances
in connection with the death of
the Bird Rather girl.
Taken before William Baltz, u
S. Commissioner. last Friday,
Weasel Head appeared with legal
counsel, Attorney S. J. Rigney of
Cut Bank. and pleaded not gull
ty. He was bound over to the
juvenile section of the federal
district court. .... .--....
Disappearance of the Bird
Rather girl early last week re.
suited in county officers being
called to investigate. John Cum
ningham and J Jack Mathews,
agents of the Federal Bureau of
Investigation. also cooperated in
the initial stages, finally assum-
ing charge when federal jurisdic-
ton was decided.
The girls body was found by
County Attorney Wilbur Werner
and her father. the frozen state
indicating that she had been dead
for several days. according o
Coroner Beck. who helped in the
early stages of the investigation.
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Old Man Winter On RAMPAGE

AS bold and vicious as t h e
present drive of the Germans in
Belgium and France. Old Man
Winter brought considerable dis
comfort 10 this section at Christ
mastime. the meteorological read.
ing at the Agency irrigation office
showing that on Christmas Eve
the mercury dropped to 8 degrees
below.
A cold, biting wind ragged on
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-12-29
Pfc. Henry Champine
honored With Badge
Public Relations Release

Public Relations Release
Pfc. Henry Champine, son of
George Champine OF Browning
and member of the Slst wild
cat Infantry Division. has been
awarded t he Combat infantry
man Badge. 7 he Combat In
fantryman Badge is awarded for
exemplary conduct and skill in
action against the enemy.
The Wildcat Division recently
invaded the Southern Islands of
the japanese held Paiau group.
800 miles east of the Philippines.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-12-29
indians take" Wolves
BV 1925 Score Here
by Wayne Duncan

The Cut Bank Wolves, W h 0
swoopped down on the reserva.
ton last Saturday night. went
home with their tails between
their legs after being beaten by
the Browning Indians by t h e
tscore of 80 to Is.
The Indians started fast and
ran up a large lead which they
never re!inquished. The Indians
were not in good form but came
through victorious.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-12-29
Mrs. WiImar Burnison And
Children Located In Chicago

Local friends are in receipt of
word from Mrs. Wilmar Burni-
son that she and the children are
now located in Chicago, Bill! be-
ing Oh duty in a hospital of the
Great Lakes Naval Training Sta
ton. where disqualification is be-
ing provided wounded marines
and sailors Of the war.
In visiting him. she said. it
takes two hours travelling time.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-12-29
Eagle Society Gives
$71 To War Mothers

The Eagle Society contributed
ST. to the Browning War Mothers
at the dance, which was given
following t h q basketball game
last Saturday night. T e gift
was graciously accepted by Mrs.
Mary E. Salois, president.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-08-31
TWO LOCAL BOYS ARE
ACADEMY GRADUATES

Cadet Jack M. Phillips, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel E. Phillips, 927 Oak
Hill avenue, and Cadet John Elvin
Unger, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. j
Elvin Unger, 1915 Hamilton boule-
ward, graduated from the Valley
Forge Military Academy at COM
mencement exercises held on Satur-
day, August 26.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-08-31
American League Race

The American League race is
getting tighter than Dicks hat
band" with st. Louis still out in
front, but with Boston, Detroit and
New York pressing them all the
time. After Sundays double head
ers, the Browns, who won their sec
ond game against Detroit to salvage
one win out of the four-ga series,
were just 3l2 games ahead of the
Yankees, with the Tigers and the
Red Sox, tied for third place, just
half a game back of the Yankees.
On Monday there was only one
game played and Boston took that
one, beating New York, 7 to A, and
showing the Yankees back into a
third place tie with Detroit and
moving Boston up into second place,
with st. Louis still clingiug to that
31s game lead.
On Tuesday st, Louis took their
game from Cleveland; Detroit won
out over Chicago, while Boston and
New York split double header. AS
result of these games, St Louis in
creased their lead to four full games
over Boston and Detroit, who went
into a virtual tie for second place
with the Yankees in the fourth slot
Az games behind the Browns
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-08-31

ing the age of 81. He wound up his
military career with Defense Day
address heard by radio listeners
from coast to coast.
X X X
Passengers are preferring foreign
ships, which carry liquor, causing
heavy financial loss to u. S. liners
with consequent loss in employ
ment for American seamen, it was
charged by the Neptune Associa-
ton, an organization of American
deck officers.
X X X
The American round the world
flyers formally completed the cir
cult of the globe, landing at Sand
Point Field, Seattle, Wash, s.
months and % days from the time
they started.
X X X
The United States tennis team,
with Bill Tilden in the star role,
retained the Davis Cup with clean
sweep against the Australian chal-
lengers, to %.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-08-31

amovng lghtweghts will feature weeks boxing
card at the stadium slated Friday night September The
have Tumnelo Baltimore Harry Dducl
New York both boys weighing 1913 pounds
Tuminelo Harry eHra Jimmy Collins Jimmy
lister while Dducs opponents Willie Pepp Johnny
field and Phil Terevona.
The promoters Larry Cotton and Sol Sieman their
maker Izzy Sber with metropolitan
liners for the have what should be
supporting There will
matched bantamweigh Washington
Spnde of Baltimore second match will bring together
Darlington Mcu the Baltimore colored heavyweight who his
weeks knocking
doing it, and Johnny Fulton another hardng
from JohnsoWn Pa There will also be
Ana it looks like real advise
early Pasteboads will
Agency the and Farchud their
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-08-31

eral of the armies
and chief of staff,
ended AZ years of
a ctive military
duty, being auto
matically placed
on h e inactive
list unnn Ispach.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-08-31
Boxing

The Hagerstown Sporting Club
has arranged another big-time card
for their next show, to be held on
Friday, Sept. 8 (see story elsewhere
on this page), the main bout bring
ing together Vince Tu1ninello and
Harry Diduck, two hard-hitting
lightweights, and this bout should
provide plenty of action and excite
ment.
Sol Silverman, one of the promo
tiers, tells me that his club is now
completing arrangements for an
arena for their indoor matches here
and he also told me that, il Hagers-
town fans want it land the attend
ance figures will tell whether you
do or not) his club will not molly
provide first class boxing matches
during the winter, but will also
bring to Hagerstown, professional
basket ball and wrestling.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-08-31

who knows just little more about K
than yourself; an expert win mire
you in an avalanche Of details.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-08-31

II you want to understand the
operation of a complicated machine.
get your information from someone
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-08-31
ItJYN 1924 - 1914 %AEE
p2O%@sd0

General John ]. Pershing, com
mander of the American Expedi-
tionary Forces and since 1921 gen
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-08-31
BEHIND HOME PLATE
BY DOUG STEWART

the Owls retained their fourth place
berth and their chance to get into
the play-ofTs. Their return home
gave local fans a chance to get a
look at the new shortstop, Eddie
Labanara, and the kid came across
in fine style. He's fast, has good
peg to first and gets his share Of
hits. He got four straight hits in
his last four appearances at the
plate on Sunday A two-bagger in
the eighth inning of the first game
and two singles and double in his
three times at bat in the second
game. AS one fan put 1t, il the
Owls had had Archer and Laban-
ara in the lineup earlier in the sea-
son, they would be so far out in
front now, that il wouldn't be in
teresting.
And l heartily agree with him.
l have always commended that it
was not poor pitching, or weak hit
ting that cost the Owls the pennant
this year, but a pitifully weak left
side of the iniield, that has at last
been plugged up, / may be going
out on limb, but / believe that
the playofrs will prove that l am
right, for l confidently expect the
Owls to win.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-08-31
Notes On The Owls

Angstatt, Dwyer, Thomas, Martin,
WEIGH and Mierkowicz, all owned
by Buffalo, have been ordered to
report to the Bisons next Spring.
The Buffalo club also exercised its
right to select two players and have
notified Oren Sterling, president of
the Hagerstown Club, that they
have selected Rothman and Morgan,
so they too will get their chance
next spring to move up into higher
company.
In releasing the above informa-
ton, Mr.. Sterling also stated that
he had sold Joe Slotter to Los An
geles, in the Pacific Coast League,
and Joe will report to his new club
for spring training
Been wondering what became of
those balls you threw back onto the
playing field? Well bunch of them
have been shipped to the Newton D.
Baker Hospital IN MartlnSburg, for
the use of the convalescent soldiers
there.
Fans are complaining about be-
ing told over the loud speaker sys-
tenn one day, that only the first two
rows of the grand stand are re-
served on week nights and then, on
another day, when they are COM
fortably seated in the third and
fourth rows, hear the same loud
speaker blare out that, the first four
rows are reserved and will they
please move out and find seats else
where. No one questions the right
of the management to reserve GER
tain rows of seats, but when they
make a public announcement on the
subject, they should stick to it.
Breaking even with the league
leading Wilmington team in then
four-game series over the week end
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-08-31
Bowling

bowling
Hilda Edwards, popular floor
manager at Raney's Coliseum, made
the Honor Roll in the National
Duck Pin Bowling Congress, for the
1943-1g4 season. Unfortunately,
she did not compete in enough
games to qualify for the National
Ranking list.
And talking of bowling, Raneys
Coliseum, which has been closed for
the summer, will reopen on Tues
day, September 6.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-08-31

After the Monday layoff, the Owls
came right back to take Trenton in
the first of their three-game series
by a score of 3 to 2. Thomas
started and pitched shutout ball for
seven innings, but he weakened in
the eighth, when Trenton scored
both their TALES on four hits. He
was in trouble again in the ninth,
giving up single and double, but
being saved from score by Hank
Nowak's perfect peg to WEIGH, which
cut off the tying run at the plate.
With two out, the tying run on Sec
ond (James who had singled to
right, went to second on Nowak's
peg to the plate) and Kermit Kit
man, left handed hitter coming to
bat, Brett wisely sent in Joe Slot
ter, who ended the game by strik-
ing Kitman out.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-08-31

With Monday an off day, "Hunky''
Archer, the Owls third baseman,
was given permission, after Sun
days double header, to go home to
visit his wife. who is i'll, but he
failed to return in time for Tues
day nights game against Trenton
and Iron Fireman" Johnny Flesh
was called on to fill in for him.
Johnny did alright for himself too.
He played an acceptable game at
third and his clean single to left, in
the third inning, drove in the first
of the Owls three runs.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-08-31

partment The same low prices will
prevail, general admission $3.50 and
ringside $3.50
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-08-31

Not, only did Sundays second
game give the Owls an even break
with Wilmington, as they shutout
the league leaders behind the SUI
perb five-hit pitching of Herb Brett
and the timely hitting of Labanara
and Rothman, but it also showed
that there is plenty of life in Eddie
Mierkowicz. In the fourth inning,
Eddie was scoring easily on Roth
mans double, when McConvery,
the Wilmington catcher, deliberate
ly blocked him at the plate. The
ball was nowhere near McConvery,
But as Eddie came tearing home,
the Wilmington catcher deliberately
blocked him Eddie had the wind
half knocked out of him, but that
didn't prevent him from getting
back on his feet and charging into
McConvery like a guard taking an
opposing lineman out of the play.
Both teams surged round the two
players and they were quickly sep
arated but there was more excite
ment when umpire Murphy right
fully ruled interference with the
runner and called Mierkowicz safe.
The Wilmington players, led by
their manager, screamed to the high
heavens, but the decision stood and
the run scored.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-08-31

Breaking even with the league
leading Wilmington team in their
four game series over the week end,
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-08-31

The only sure way to balance a
family budget now is for the bread
winner to work harder and longer
and make more money.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-20
Kaksne zalOge oblacil SO imeli
nekateri znameniti ljudie

kaksnim nastopon, je vzel v ro-
lie par rokavic in jih pricel po-
easi natikati ma roke. Znano je,
da so usnjate rokavice silno or
he, tako da Sc tesno oprimejo
roke. Preden jih je dobro zvle-
KEEL ma roke, je potekio eetrt u
re. Ko so bile rokavice ma ro-
kah, je zaeel Chopin pocasi 81
riti in napenjati prste ma roki
Kakor vsi igralci ma klavir, je
incl tudi Chopin izredno mocno
in gibcno roko, ceprav je bila
nezna in majhna kakor zenska
roka. Chopin je toliko ca $ a
raztezal in napenjal prste, da
je poeil prvi siv.
TO je nadaljeval tako dolgo,
da-so popokali prav vsi sivi ma
rokavicah. Trajalo je to navadno
cello uro, potem pa je bill Chopin
spet miren, ljubezniv in oearljiv
gospod, kakrsnega je parisko
obeinstvo ljubilo in obozevalo,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-20
ZDROBOV PRAZENEC BREZ
JAJCA

Pol Ultra mleka zavri in zaku
haj (mesaje) emo skodelico
zdroba, dodaj po okusu slad.
korja, soil, malo naribane limo
move lupine, zlico sirovega ma
sla, &c imas, pest zmletih ore
hov ali mandeljnov. Zdrob maj
vre pet do deset minut. V kozi
razbeli mast, stresi ku h a n j
zdrob ma mast in ga z vilicami
mesaj, da Sc zdrobi in zapece
zraven das kuhane .cesplje.
Drugi nacin: Pripravi zdroh
kot zgoraj. Ko je kuhan, O.
plakni primerno skledo z mrzlo
vodo, potem stresi zdrob, raz
ravnaj in postavi skledo ma
hladno. Ko Sc je zdrob shladil
in strdil, ga zvrni ma kroznik
potresi s sladkorjem, oblij z
malinovim sokom ali z bolj red,
ko mezgo Qahko ga tudi potre
ses z naribano cokolado) in da-j
ma mizo. Tako pripravljeni
zdrob gre zlasti otrokom v
slast, &c ga Sc cokolsdo 'posu-
les.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-20
KRUH. IZ CVETLIC

V Indiji imajo cello vrsto cve-
tic, XII imajo pomembno vlogo
"a prehrano prebivalstva. Med
temi cvetlicami slow najbolj IT,
sta, XII jo domacini imenujejo
"mhowad" in XII raste ma DIRE
vesih. Meme cvete porabljajo v
ogromnih mnozinah kot jedilo,
motno rumena, debela, mesnata
cvetna casa Sc da pripraviti v
ia namen ma najrazlicnejse ma
cine. Sveze cvetje primesajo po-
gacam, XII jim dado cudovit duh,
po navadi pa cvete posusijo,
zmeljejo v moko in jih upo-
rabljajo potem "a izdelavo kru-
ha. Ce cvete zayres, dobis iz
njih prijetno, vinu podobno pi-
jaco. L. teh cvetov ga kuhajo
tudi zganje, XII je med lndijci
zelo priljubljeno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-20
PARADEZNKI In RIBJE
OLLIE ZOPER Noe
NO SLEPOTO

Tako zyana nocna slepota, 2
znanstvenim izrazom "hemera-
lopija', je lahko prirojena, po-
vzroca pa jo tudi ned0stajanje
vitamina A. Purpurno barvilo v
oeesih, hi omogoca gledanje v
teni, potrebuje, kakor SO po-
kazala novejsa raziskavanja,
"a pravilno delovanje brezpo-
gojno te vazne snovi. Stanje
nocne slepote Sc da popraviti,
6e dobiva paeient hrano, HI vse-
buje dovolj vitamina A. Tega je
posebno dosti ' psradiznikih,
spinach, korenju, rihjem lju
it'd. u tega razloga zapisujejo
zdravniki roper nocno slepoto
danes poleg drugih pripomoc-
kov tudi primerno dieto II teh
zivil in ribjega OLA:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-20

FAKIRSKE CAROVNIJE:
ZMRZNE IN SPET OzIVI

Fakirske carovnije so ze zna-
ne. Ia 81 prebode iglami telo
cd vratu do nog, drugi Sc da
xiv pokopati in vstane IL rakve
zdrav, kakor je bill legel vanjo.
To, kar porocajo o Argentincu
Pedru Natizu, pa prekasa mar
sikatero carovnijo.
Pedro Natiz je xiv legel v vo-
do, v njej zmrznil in. Sc cez "a
ur zopet zbudil zdrav in cvrst
kakor riba. Predstava je bila
javna. Pred zacetkom predsta-
We sta Pedra Natiza preiskala
diva zdravnika. Ugotovila sta, da
DELUXE srce v redu. s skrajnim
naporom wolfe Sc je fakir pre-
|stavil v izredno stanje, pri &c
mer je srce skoro nehalo utri-
patti. Pred obcinstvom je stala
kovinasta krsta. Diva pomoc-
nika sta polozila Natiza vanjo,
potem ko sta mu ponovno ma
trla kozo neko posebno ma
70. Odprto krsto so nato pre-
nesli v drug prostor, kjer je BIZ
la toplota "a pet stopinj nizja
kakor v dvorani "a obcinstvo
Voda je v kratkem casu zmrz
nila in Argentincevo telo je
kmalu lezalo v velikem kosu
ledu. Krsto so dali ma mizo in
fakir je vzdrzal v tenn stanju
"a ur. Seveda je bill yes cas- pod
zdravniskim nadzorstvom. Kc
Sc je zacel po "a urah tajat
led, je bilo Argentincevo telo tr.
do in mrzlo. Oblicje je kazalo
mrtvasko bledico. Natizova po-
mocnika sta najprej zacela riba-
tt obraz, potem pa dvignila fa-
kirja in ga polozila v mlacno vo.
do.
Cez pol ure Sc je zacel Natiz
buditi in je postopno spet OH
vel.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-20
"a kuhinio
KIPNIK IL ZELENJAVE.

KIPNIK IL ZELENJAVE. -
Srednje debelo glavico iz zelja
operi, odstrani vse Store in zrezi
ma tenke rezance. Cetrt kile stro-
cjega fizola tudi drobno zrezi.
Pet do sest korenckov ocisti in
drobno zrezi in, &c imas, Sc gla-
vico cvetace. Vse to skuhaj v sla-
nem kropu. Ko je kuhano, das
ma sito, da Sc dobro ocedi. Sku-
haj Sc pol kile krompirja v obli-
cab. Odcedi ga, olupi in pretlaci
skozi sito. Pretlaceni in Sc topel
krcmpir zmesaj s tremi osminka-
mi toplega mleka in stirimi de-
kami sirovega masla. Vse sku-
paj dobro zmesaj, in ko Sc krom-
pir shladi, primesaj en- rune
MAX, sneg cd enega beljaka, sest
dek naribanega bohinjskega sira
in pripravljeno zelenjavo. Ko-
20 dobro pomazi sirovim ma
slom ali mastjo, potresi z drob-
tinami, napolni pripravljeno
zelenjavo. Pc zelenjavi potresi
tri zlice drobtin, zlico naribane-
ga sira in pokapaj dive do tri Iii
ce razpuscenega sirovega masla.
Nato postavi pecico in maj Sc
pece 40 do As minut. Peceno zVr-
nj ma topel kroznik, razrezi in
daj kot samostojno jed ma mizo.
&c pa hoces, das craven tudi So
lato, paradiznikovo omako ali
gobovo omako.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-20
SkR I

svedski kralj Oskar je obi
skal neko vasko Solo in stavil
ucencem vprasanje, kateri so
bill najvecji kralji svedske. Od-
govor Sc je soglasno CLASH:
Gustav Vasa, Gustav Adolf
in Karl XII"
Kralj je bill tenn odgovorom
.zadovoljen. Tu pa Sc je oglasil,
potem, ko mu je ucitelj nekaj
sepnil v uho, Sc en- ucencek, XII
je zaklical: 'In kralj Oskar!" -
'Tako," je dejal kralj, "ta
tudi? Kaj izrednega je pa ia
"Tega - tega ne vem," je
moral deeek priznati.
"Potolazi Sc, moi ljubi," Sc je
smehljal kralj, "jaz MANFRED tu-
di ne vem."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-20
TRUPLO v KRISTALNI
KRSTI

Neki bogati baron ina v Can
nesu lepo vilo. Pred lett je ba-
ronu umrla zena in ker Sc nj
hotel lociti cd ME, 81 je izprosil
dovoljenje, da j SINE postaviti
edinstveno grobnico. Dal je tru-
plo balzamirati in pcloziti v kri-
stalno krsto. Ma nekem kraju
parka, odkoder je posebno lep
razgled ma morje, pa je dal
zgraditi grobnico. v tel je rov,
v katerega so krsto spustili
dvigalom. Majhen pritisk zado-
stuje, da dvigne naprava krsto
iz rova. Grobnica je tujcem ne
dostopna.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-20
kRALJEVSKO CAST BI
RADA NAZAJ

Ma nekem afriskem otoku je
med ogromnimi nasadi sladkor
mega trsa, kave in podobnega
nekako pred lett vladala kralji
ca Saliba Masainba. Toda zaho
telo Sc j je ljubezni, "a katero
pa je morala zrtvovati svoje
kraljevsko dostojanstvo, svojo
oblast in kraljevstvo.
Omozila Sc je namrec z ne
kim francoskim oroznikom, lie
PIN, postavnim mladenicem.
Francoska oblastva, XII so j.
mela mad otokom pokrovitelj'
stvo, pa so jo zaradi take poro-
ke izgnala in j nakazala 10000
frankov letne pokojnine. S svo-
ji:r mozem je sla ma Zlato oba
10, Sc posvetila kmetovanju in
svojim otrokom.
Toda prevzelo jo je domotoz
je po nekdanji slavi in razkosju
pa je svojim otrokom hotela "a.
gotoviti kraljevsko nasledstvo
Zato je pred casom pisala pred
sedniku francoske republike, da
bi izdai znamke z memo sliko in
j nakazali izkupicek. &c pa j
ne ugodi, mu je zapretila toz
bO. s-....
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-20

Aguilar, Colo. Dne IA. ju-
mia je magic umrla Frances
Prunk, deklisko ime Belle, stara
81 let in donna iz vasi Brcna pri
Novem mestu ma Dolenjsken1.
Zapus6a moza, diva sinova pri
vojakih in dve heeri.