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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-09

prlpravltl "a prlhodnjo Zborova-
ME N Zbiranje obleke, ma
bava zdravil in drugih potreb-
scin mora biti prva skrb, katero
mora resiti in cato pripraviti po-
trebne odbore. Cas- hiti.
Proletarec
v zadnjem seznamu je lepo
stevilo linen OVERWHELMINGLY
cev. Prvo ime, katero je mace
ljevalo, je, bio kot je pray
Matt Petrovichevo IL Clevelan-
da. Matt, star sodrug, narocnik
in p~rijatelj lista, je skoro goto-
vo Re pozabil, kdaj 81 ga je pr
vic narocil. Johna Kosina 20
IMAM re liza ieta 1918. Ma
MEGA lahko Proletarec vedno
racuna. Johna Zornika in Pc
ira Benedicta nj treba posebno
omenjati. Sta vedno v prvih W.
stab. Preprican sem, da ina Pro
letarec Sc polno prijateljev v
Detroitu, XII Sc Sc oglasijo. Frank
Klun IL Chisholma je stara ko-
renina, kateri Sc nj bill nikdar v
ozadju, kadar je pomoc potreb-
ma. In nash v Chicago je polno
Stevilo. Posebno sta me iznena-
dill drustvi v Clevelandu =
MANFRED Progressive Slovenke,
krozek st. 1, ter drustvo "Svobo-
da". Vsem iskrena hvala.
Neradi beracimo, ali je re uso-
da vsakega ~delavskega lista, Sc
posebno &c zastopa socialisticno
stalisce, da Sc mora cd casa do
casa obracati "a pomoc k svojim
citateljem. In prav mic me nj
sram Sc obracati ma vas. Mem Sc
zdi, da je naSe delavsko casopi-
sic nase edino USPESNO ORC
lie, katerega moreno uporabiti
v naso korist. In mas Proletarec
je VISA leta vestno in posteno vr-
Sill svojo nalogo - delavskega
socialisticnega casopisa. Nasa
dolznost je torej, da ne dopusti-
mo, da zaide V dolgove, temvec,
da ga zboljsamo in povecamo:
kajti to je mas list in kot tax
mora tudi ostati. cato sodrugi-
pomagajte.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-09
Sovjetski ekonomski sistem ostane

Predsednik ameriske trgovske komore Eric A. Johnston je
napsal serijo clankov 0 Sovjetski Rusiji, o kateri pripoveduje,
ola je bill v Mi ma povabilo sovjetske Wade vec tednov, in da je
smell svobodno studirati MEN poiticni in ekonomski red. Ugotav-
liza, ola Sc je v tel vojni sovjetski ~gospodarski red utrdil, in da
- uspeva.
Glavna Johnstonova briga je bna, da v Ruaji dozene, &c
bosta amerski kapitahzem in ruski boljsevizem mogla ma kak
nacln Sodelovah tudi pc voJni. On smatra, ola je, to. mono.
Johnston v svojih clankih in predavanjih mic ne sEriva, da
Sc je V Rusii veliko brigal, kj namerava Stain pc vojni. In je
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-09
Odvozonje rdnjencevo il
Jugosloviie tezovno stvor

Angleski radio je V enem svo-
Jill porociFslikal kako tezavno
je delo angleSkih 1etalcev in tt
tovih voiakov, XII imajo nalogo
odvazati ranjence il Jugoslavije
V zavezniSke bolniSke tabore V
Italiji in Egiptu. Maj. w. M. Jo-
mes, XII je glavni castnik angle
Skin zaupnikov pr osvobodilnih
cetah v Sloveniji, opisuje zapre-
Ike, XII Jill imajo Sloveniii pr
odnasanju ranjencev ma varno.
Prvo, ranjenih p%artizanov Sc ne
SINE pod nobenim pogojem pu-
stiti, da bi priSli Nenacem v ro-
Ike, ker Jill bi takoj pokoncali.
Odnasajo Jill ma varno po mai
boil skritih krajih, skozi goSce
in strmine v hribih. PR nosiIni-
ci skozi take kraje je treba ce-
stokrat sest MOI. Ko ranience
znesejo ma varno, Jill naloze ma
zavezniSka letala in odpeljeio.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-09
KATKA ZUPANCIc:
" e R !

raS poznati. Poznati moraS ME
COVE muhe in navajo, predvsem
pa njegove potrebe.
Francoski Ludviki in VISA nil
hova neplemenita plemenita 60
spoda SO pozabili, da Sc lahko
i konj domisli, da zraste ma po-
lju Sc kaj vec, ne pa zgolj pra-
INA ovsena slama. cato so sc ma
zadnje znasli ma pesku in S pc
ska SC pobirali syoje glave. Ru-
ski carji in caristi SO postrezali
svojemu konju S knuto, &c Sc MI
je plesniva slama upirala. Kai
Sc je naposled zgodilo = vemo
vsi. Vedo tudi lordi.
cato skrbno pazijo, ola nj nil
how konj nikoli ne %prelacen, ne
presit, in da so mu jasli pribite
zmerom toliko ma visokem, da
Sc mora stezati do Min. Kakor
nitro pa zacne s kopiti nevoljno
strgati pc tleh, ga potrepljajo
pc plecih, mu dajo pest ovsa in
&c Sc nadalje prha, mu jasli "a
spoznanie znizajo. Tako je "a
nekaj let, morda "a emo genera
clio ali pa BE die, vse v redu.
Vedoc pa, da bi Sc navzlic vse-
mu utegnil angleski konj lie raz-
gledati pc svetu in Sc vprasati:
cemu treba MENU tezke kra-
ljevske mondure, ko drugi la
hko shajajo brez ME ter Sc tudi
bolje in svobodneje pocutijo =
Sc ma vse pretege trudijo, da tu-
di drugod obdrze kralje v sedlu.
In &c Sc jim njihove nakane OBJ
nesejo, tedaj DO pc tel vojni ne
mani, marvec vec kraljev Sc
delo v sedlih.
Poleg ljudske wolfe je odvi-
sno tudi cd vpliva Anglije, kako
Sc bodo razne razbite evropske
dezele uredile. zeleti hi bio, da
hi MEN vpliv ostal minimalen.
Kajti &c hi angleski diplomat
imeli v povojni Evropi glavno
besedo, sem prepricana, da Sc
bi dezele, posebno balkanske.
znasle v dobi, kakrsna je bila
pred svetovno yoino, vsaj kar Sc
oblike ~njihovih vlad tice. Il te-
ga razloga je rastoco politicno
moo ruske sovjetske Wade to-
plo pozdravljati.
&c ne bi Anglezi S svojim kra-
lem ma celu cutili, da sodi nil
hov srednjeveski pomp Re dav-
no v muzej, 81 ne hi toliko priza-
devali in vsiljevali kralje tudi
takim dezelam, XII Sc Jill otepa-
jo. Ma kratko povedano; predo-
bro Sc zavedajo, da so monarhi-
je anahronizem. Toda, CHM vec
n~asejejo pc svetu takega ana
hronizma, tenn dali Sc DO tudi
zanje zavlekla usoda, XII il je
zapadel pozabljeni ptic dodo.
Sc to: Nekdo ina "iveri' rad
- a ia nekdo je - tiskarski
Skrat
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-09
MEGA velieanstvo = kralj !.

4VyCSd O1AO0ltOkVO dA
Republika je beseda franco
skega izvora, docim je demokra-
CHA grskega. Pomenita pa ODE
emo in isto, MANFRED: ljudsko Via
do. Razlika med NINA pa je ia,
da smo "republiko" sprejeli v
ME ozjem, to je, v pravem po-
menu besede = a demokracijo
smo pa ogrnili S toliko ohlapnim
plascem, ola je pod MIN presto
ra tudi "a kralje in "a vse njiho-
We zlahtnike in privrzence.
LIE S tega vidika torej lahko
govorimo o demokraciji ma An
skem ter V njej podobno uprav-
ljanih drzavah. Vendar Sc mi
zdi angleska demokracija veil
ko prebleda in premalo razvita,
da bi Sc je smelo tako neznan-
sko poudarjati. Sal Sc ameriska
nj toliko spopolnjena, da bi "a
sluzila posebej visok pedestal,
angleska pa Sc toliko mani, kajti
monarhija in demokracija 81 ne
moreta biti nikdar v popolnem
skladu.
To je vse res = drugod, ne pa
v Angliji, kjer je kralj samo ne
kaksna figura, XII nina posebnih
privilegijev, razen da predstav-
liza svoj imperij. Ma takele pol
resnice Sc ujame najvec ljudi.
Seveda Sc angleski kralj ne vii
ka v vladne posle, sal Sc mu nj
treba! Cemu ina pa lorde? In
lorde imenuje on!
(V tenn pogledu je bila pc kra-
lju vladana Jugoslavija ma bo-
lem. V njeni ustavi je bila to-
cka, pc kateri nj bio kralju do
voljeno, da hi dell plemiske ma
slove, in bi kak bogati ali dru-
GAGE vplivni politik - ali kar re.
= bill danes Sc rdecekrvni pie
BEIGE, jutri pa modrokrvni ari-
stokrat.)
Tako ina angleSki parliament,
kakor parliament drugod, svojo
MILO in visjo zbornico. Vista
zbornica je zbornica z lordskimi
pravicami in lordskimi zahteva-
mi. Torej, ko Sc lordi poteguje-
10 "a svoje dobro, Sc potegujejo
zaeno "a kraljevo, sal drugace
ne morejo. Kraljeva VOLTA je nil
hova VOLTA. Nekateri lordi baje
v zbornici nikoli ne spregovore,
ampak glasujejo lie in to Sc INA,
ola ne ~glasujejo proti sebi. O
ucenjaku Newtonu = pc kralje-
vi milosti dvignjen v SRA =
pripovedujejo, da je bill takle
molcec clan visje zbornice. Ne
koc Sc je pa lie zganil in ko je
vse napelo usesa, kaj bi veliki
ucenjak povedal, je ia vstal in
pokazal ma okno, rekoc: "Vlece
-" in Sc zopet mirno vsedel.
Kako je drzati ljudstvo in ME
ga pravice v nekih "a lorde in
kralja ter ostalo aristokraciio
warmth mejah, to jih pa uci Ego
dovina. Konja, XII ga jezdis, mo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-09
Pc DOLGEM ODMORU
|SPET NEKAJ BESED

Chicago, Ill. - Zdravje mi nj
pustilo, da bi nadaljeval S svo-
jim drobizem, cato sem svojo
kolono, kakor je bio re pojas-
memo, IL tega razloga moral
opustiti.
Sedaj Sc pocutim precej bolt
Sc. Prihajam v Center, sedim ma
klopi ma solncu, kadar nj vroce,
ali V senci, &c je soparica memo
sna. Ali pa spodaj v kleti, kjer
je ponavadi hladno.
Svojo kolono bi rad obnovil.
Pa kadar poskusim, uvidim, da
mi ne DO Sc sla cd rok. A pisal
bi, ker vidim, sliSim in Sc razgo-
varjam, pa mi je pred ocmi in
ustnih veliko tega, kar bi rad
izrazil.
Berem veliko, ceprav brzkone
vec kot je "a mole zdravje ko-
ristno. In tako citam v Prosveti
nadaljevanje polemike, XII je IL
gubila sled in Sc vrti samo okrog
enc osebe, namesto nacelnosti.
Pa sva nedavno sedela yCen-
tru ma vrtu z rojakom, XII je bill
radoveden, cemu vec ne piSem
v Proletarca.
"Ker so ii diplomat vrat "a
drgnili," Sc je Sail, "ne da bi
cutil kake bolecine?"
"Nu, mislis morda, da 81 S svo-
jim kikanjem YES svet reformi-
raj, pa 81 bill lie ignoriran NOR
da. &c pa ga hoces danes pohva-
liti, da je poboljSan, DO jutri
spet prav tax, kakor je bill pre-
dino 81 mu ii kadil S pridigami."
Pomenek je Easel v presoia-
MIA vzhodne fronte.
"Glej, John, ruska armada
prodira cd 80 do 40 mill ma dan.
To je prvic v zgodovini, da Sc
kaka armada pomika "a sovraz-
nixon S toliksno naglico. Ali 81
opazil, da cikaSki dnevniki dajo
lie kakih 20 mill kredita ma dan
tel ruski sill, ostalih 20 mill pa
zamolce?"
lie ko je bio to napisano, Sc
je zacela z enako naglico pomi-
kati ameriska armada v Fran
ciji.)
In kakor je med nami nava-
da, smo zasli v pomenku tudi ma
socializem. ia, vidiS, John, ia
ko je! Pred 80 ali 40 lett, ko Sc
ii nisi bill pr mas, ie bio med ma
mi mnogo nacelnih socialistov.
Dobil 81 bojevnika v metropoli,
V c%entralni PENN in kierkoli.
Ii 81 takrat Sc k mast hodil. A
kje smo sedaj? Eden izmed tt
stih biysih stebrov sedaj zago-
varja klerofasisticnega ljubljan-
skega skofa Rozmana, drugi pa
hvali ameriSki kapitalisticni 81
stem"
Tako mi je govoril rojak, XII
sem Sc z MIN ma Centrovem W.
tn pc sestih letih prvic seSel.
Cutil sem enako kakor on, vzlic
razocaranji mad onimi, v,katere
smo verjeli, pa SO Sc izkazali "a
nezanesljive. A SO drugi,5 Xxi so v
preizkuSnji trdni ostali in ma tie
zidamo. V tenn prisrcnem po-
menku S prijateljem sem tisti
vecer ma vrtu v Centru uzival
vesele ure. - John Chamazar.
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dognal, da Sc DO brgal v prvi vrsti "a svojo dezelo. Maj 10 kapi-
tallzem pusti v miru, maj j prodaja, kr potrebuje, in Russia ME
mu, pa DO dobro. Maj 81 druge dezele IL ran, XII SO Jim bile zadane
Y tel voJni, pomagajo, kolikor najboljse 81 morejo, Russia pa 81 DO
pomagala IL svoih, Xxi MISC majhne.
Svojega gospodarskega sstema ne bo nikomur vsiljevala,
meni Johnston, toda dodaja: "Ce pa Sc DO 1judstvu tie ali one
dezele zdel sovjetski gospodarski red boljsi nego oni, XII ga ina
sedaj, DO pc to njegova stvar, &c DO starega zavrglo in Sc odlo-
clio "a socialzem."
To Sc pravi, pc nasem pregovoru, da besede micejo, d vzgledi
uIaSoio
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-09
Nesrece V prometnih
toxin noroscoio

v prvih petih letih tega leta
je bio ubitih ma ameriskih ce-
stab 9,400 ljudi, ali 11% vec
kakor v isti dobi prejSnjega leta.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-09

AkO ste prejeli opomin, da VAN
je n%arocnina potekla, prosimo, OBJ
novite 10 cimprej!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-09
Ruski relif

zopet nionic "a porocati. Ali
potreba je Sc velika. Spomnite
Sc cash -.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-09
JOsKO OVEN:
RAzGOVORI.
JosKo OVEN:

Boz ma domacem, to je volil-
mem polju, Sc je re pricel. NaSi
senatorji in kongresniki SO 81
p%ocitnice re zagotovili, ceprav
je delo v kongresu in senatu Sc
daj potrebnejse kot kdaj poprej.
Razni demagogi, kot je ma pri-
mer rev. Gerard Smith, 50. mo-
enc ma delu. Vsi glavniakandi-
DAFT Sc Re tudi pripravliajo "a
ma pot. Kot vse kaze, DO BOZ pre-
cej oster. Kot je izprevideti il
raznih smernic, ne DO rayno
gladko "a vse ljudi. To je spre-
videl posebno eden najstarejSih
senatnih demagogov IL juga -
Cotton Ed" Smith, katerega so
volilci v South Carolini virgil v
kos. Ed Smith je re star Una
nee, &c bi bill to pot izvoljen, hi
bill to re njegov sedmi termin.
Kot izgleda gre precej trda tudi
par drugim reakcionarjem. Gas
je re, da bi Sc malo pornedlo v
obeh zbornicah.
Delavstvo, organizirano de-
~lavstvo, Sc DO kajpada udelezilo
teh jesenskih volitev v vecii me-
ri kot kdaj pref. Ali ma za1ost,
ne Y svoji stranki, ampak pc
start navadi - v demokratski
in republikanski stranki. Nobe-
ma prevara in nobene izkusnje
mas ne ~predramijo k tel zgodo-
vinski potrebi, da mora biti de-
lavstvo organizirano politicno
in ekonomsko, &c hoce, da una
ga.
Socialisticna stranka je posta-
villa svoja predsedniska kandi-
data ter DO imela v raznih drza-
yah tudi svoje kongresne kandi-
date. Ali prejsnje moci in sile
v Mi nj vec. Tudi tistih ljudi nj
vec, kateri SO staliza glavo vec-
il kot vsi ostali krdelu, kot je
ma primer = Debs. Ali tudi tu-
kai Sc DO Sc Spremenilo.
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Jugoslavija

Kot pisejo listi SO Nemci po-
tegnili IL Jugoslavije sedem pr
vovrstnih divizij. Ostalo ie pa
tam Sc okrog 375, 900 nemskih
in satelitskih vojakov. S tenn ie
jasno povedano, boil kot ma ka-
terikoli drug nacin, kako veliko
vlogo igra ljudska osvobodilna
armada v Jugoslaviji. DRAFT to-
like vojastvae podvrzeniI dezeli
je velikanska stvar. To Stevilo
bi veliko pomenilo ma francoski,
italijanski, ali ruski 'front.', &c bi
ga mogel nemski generalni Stab
potegniti IL te dezele.'V resnici
geronimo vlogo je izvrSil mas ma
rod skoro brez pomoci in brez
orozja. Razumeli so, kot je ra-
zumel komisar Bogarov, katere-
ga sem omenil re zadnjic: zee
zmaga Hitler v tel vojni = po-
tenn ne DO vec solnca ma svetu,
ne zvezd in ne lepih noci"
Boil kot kdaj pref Sc je treba
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Ma bojnih poljanah

Septembra meseca DO pet let
cd kar je Hitler zapalil Evropo.
Pet dolgih, strasnih let. Tel ne
cloveski grozoti Sc ne more pri-
merjati nicesar v zgodovini
sveta. In Ia, takozvani brani-
tell evropske civilizacije, ia po-
sastna spaka nacijskega nadclo-
veka, g1eda danes gotovemu po-
razu v obraz. Napoleon, Cingis-
kan in V gotovi meri tudi Alta,
SO vseeno imeli nekaj cloveske-
ga V svoji naravi - ali ia EVER
ska nadutost je nina nit tro-
hice. Mislil je, da DO pomede1
Evropo da ga je usoda ali pre-
vidnost postavila ma svetovni
prestol, ter da DO kot nekak
Mojzes ali pa Mesija, popeljal
tisto svojo zverinsko drhal ma
pomol vsega cloveStva . ST.
jaime, briljantne SAME - ka-
terih konec DO vrv ma vislicah.
Umik, umik. Neprestano -
nazaj in nazaj. &c citas opis Ma
poleonove velike armade v Toll
stojevi "Vojna in mir, hos ma
letel natancno primero unice-
MIA Hitlerievih armad. Clovek.
kateri je v svoji nadutosti mi
sill, da je gospodar sveta, Sc da-
mes boji stopiti ma ulico. Njegovi
lastni general SO v zaroti proti
MENU u in on sam menda ne
zaupa niti svojim najozjim pri-
jateljem. Izgleda, da ia njegov
sistem in sestava najozjih je kot
Kronos, kateri je pozrl svoje
lastne otroke.
Ma vzhodu, ma zapadu in ma
jugu ~pritiskajo armada vedno
blizje. Festung Europa je po-
stala Sc Same bajka, v katero
menda ne verjame niti sam fl
rer. Padec Rytijeve Wade ma
Finskem ter prekinjenje diplo-
maticnih stikov med Turciio in
rajhom so znamenja, da konec
nj vec dalec. To razumejo tudi
Poljaki v Londonu.
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All CLUB NEWS

Lorraine Dewald, Joyce Gray
and Marian Gray, members of
the Pride of the Big Horn All
club, exhibited II fat lambs at
the Regional Junior Fat Stock
show and sale in Billings last
week. Following is a list of the
number exhibited by each men,
Der and the classification each
lamb received:
Lorraine Dewald exhibited
three lambs, l choice, 2 good;
Joyce Gray exhibited three
lambs, 3 good; Marian Gray ex-
hibited five lambs, 2 choice, 3
good.
The lambs varied in weight
from 70 pounds up to 145
pounds and sold from $13 to
$15.5O per hundredWeight. Men,
berS considered weights and
prices very satisfactory consid-
ering the variation in the ages
of lambs and the fact that
each girl sold her entire flock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dewald
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he entertainment for the even

the entertainment for the even
ing.
The members of the Wyola
P. T. A.. met Friday at the Wy
ola school auditorium before
the farewell party for Mr.. and
Mrs. Sewers.
MIR. and Mrs. C. AL Brotherson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Brotherson attended the state
beekeeperS convention at Boze-
man on Friday and Saturday.
The members of the Wyola
Woman'S club met Saturday at
the home of Mrs. A. E. Mont
gomery. Mrs. Yves Essex, preSi-
dent, conducted the business
meeting. Each member present
related some interesting infor-
nation recently read OF heard
for the program. Refreshments
were served by the hostess at
the close of the meeting.
Wallace Mcneil. son of L. w.
Mcneil returned to his home in
Wyola from the hospital in
Sheridan Sunday.
Pvt. Ray Vallie, member of
the army infantry is spending
a furlough visiting friends near
Wyola. Pvt. Vallie has been sta
toned at Fort McClelland, Ga.
Mike Schroeder. who has
spent two years in Australia
and New Guinea. arrived home
last week to spend his furlOugh
at the home of his father. Ed
Schroeder and with his brother,
Leslie Schroeder.
Mrs. Frances Wallace and Mrs.
Charles Hopper were Sheridan
callers Saturday.
The 10 B. C. club members
met Wednesday, Nov. Is, with
Mrs. Clay Wiley, Miss Betty Nc
and Mrs. Charles
Foltz as hostesses at the home
of Mrs. Wiley. Mrs. Fay Hager
was the honor birthday guest.
Bingo was played and refresh
mentS were served by the host
eSSeS at the close of the evening.
Johnny Jones. a former resi-
dent of Wyola and now employ
ed in Sheridan. is a patient at
the Sheridan hospital. His con-
dition is serious.
MIR. and Mrs. Al Jacobs have
returned to their home on the
Little Horn for the winter.
Mrs. Blakesley of Hastings,
Neb., has been visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Charles Montgomery,
for several weeks.
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SCIENCE

Ancient and Modern NecrO-
NANCY, Alias Mesmerism and
Hypnotism, Denounced is the
subject of the Lesson-Sermon
which will be read in all
Churches of Christ, Scientist, on
Sunday, Nov. 26, 1914.
The Golden Text is: In the
multitude of dreams and many
words there are also divers van
tiles: but fear thou God" (Eccl.
SD.
Among the citations which
comprise the Lesson-Sermon is
the following from the Bible
Enter not into the path of the
wicked, and go not in the way
of evil men. Keep thy heart
with all diligence; for out of
it are the issues of life prov,
Ala, 23).
from the Christian Science text
The Lesson-Sermon also in
cludes the following passage
book, Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures by Mary
Baker Eddy: Evil thoughts,
lusts, and malicious purposes
cannot go forth, like wander
ing pollen, from one human
mind to another, finding un-
suspected Judgment, if virtue
and truth build a strong de-
Tense" 70. 234-235).
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BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mrs. Harry HarI1n honored
her son, Bobby, on his sixth
birthday last Saturday at a
birthday party. Those present
were Jimmy Ross, Jackie Shines,
Jackie Helmann, Bobby Gander,
Bobby Ruby, Jimmy, Shirley
and Mary Margaret Schmidt,
Biff and Ann Painter, Joe and
Carolyn Lammers, Bobby Bragg
and Jackie Weichman.
The afternoon was spent in
playing games and refreshments
were served.
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NOTICE

Will persons who have left
pictures of service men and wo-
men at the Tribune Herald Of
flee in order that they might
be printed in the paper, please
call at this office for them.
If it is impossible for you to
call for your picture, kindly not
ify the Tribune Herald of your
mailing address and the picture
will be mailed to you.
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LADIES CIRCLE

The Congregational Ladies
Circle will meet on Thursday,
Nov. 80 for a no-hoSteSS lunch
con at 1:3O. Devotions will be
in charge of Mrs. G. H. Winsor
and the past president day pro-
gram will be under the direc-
ton of Mrs. J. w. BernS.
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RIEND

Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Harris
entertained a few friends at
their home on Friday evening.
Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. william Cowley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Helmann and S/Sgt.
and Mrs. John Smith. The
evening was spent in playing
cards.
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CHAPEL
Rev. Albert Muskett, Pastor

Sunday School for children
and adults, GAS A. NJ.
Worship Service II a. m.
Special music by the choir.
Sunday Evening
Young Peoples Fellowship at
tbs
Junior Fellowship, $50
Monday evening: Bible study
for adults 8 P. M.
All are welcome to share with
us in the above services.
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wyo!a News

The Wyola community held a
farewell party at the Wyola
school auditorium Friday, Nov.
II, for Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Sewers
and Junior, who will leave soon
for their ranch on the MusSel-
shell river. A lovely gift was
presented to Mr.. and Mrs.
Sewers from the community.
BuncO and various games we're
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P. A.. P. CLUB

Miss Betty Rhinehart was
hostess to the members of the
P. A. P. club at her home on
Friday evening. Those present
were the Misses Beverly Rhine
hart, Bonnie Bell, Donna Coch-
ran, Kay and Janet Rogers,
Clara Pitsch, Marian Pitsch and
Lois Cass. Guest of the club
was Pat Conver.
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CARD OF APPRECIATION

Our deepest heartfelt ap-
probation to all who had a
part in helping to ease the bur
den of our grief during the
days of intense sorrow due to
the sickness and death of our
loved one.
Mrs. George Bromgard and
family.
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Church Notes
OF OPEN BIBLE
z. N. Nelson, Pastor

I. N. 1NCISOIIs HoVOK
Supt: j. Zimmerman.
Food for thought: 1t is a good
thing to give THANKS unto the
Lord, and to sing praises unto
Thy name, o most High.
Sunday School, 1000 am.
Morning Worship, HOO am.
Sermon: why We Should Give
Thanks"
Y. P. S. 700 pm.
Evening Service 7:45
Subject: The Cure For Com
muniSm and Alcoholism.
Wed. Mid-week service.
Bring the family.
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NOTICE

The Selective Service board
will not meet this Thursday
night because it is Thanks
giving day.
Meetings will be held regular
ly on Thursday nights here
after.
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FIRST g.
CHURCH

Gordon H. Winsor. Minister
9:45 AM, Church school with
classes for all ages. B. j. Klein
heSSelink, Superintendent.
HOO am, Morning worship,
with sermon by the pastor
An AntidOte For Fear.
500 pm. Junior High Pilgrim
Fellowship meets in the parlors.
900 pm. The Senior High
Pilgrim Fellowship will meet in
the parlors. Lois Vickers will
lead a discussion on THE Jew
iSh Church..
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and Mrs. Earl Gray accompan-
led the exhibitors to the show
and contests Monday, and re-
ported a very educational pro-
gram IN progress at that time.
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ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN
missouri SynOd) St. Xavier

Lutheran Hour. kGHL-9 am.
No Sunday school or service
Sunday.
Circuit Meeting at Laurel
800 p. m.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our thanks
to all those who sent cards
and presents to Ernie, and to
DR.. Schubert and the nurses at
the Lucy VIM hospital for the
wonderful care they gave him.
The thinner Family.