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check the reports which literally
had run around the world in the
early hours of the evening.
However, Chairman Connally
D-Tex) if the Senate Foreign Re-
lations Committee, who Is also
vice-chairman of the American
delegation to the United Nations
conference on the West Coast re-
iterated, in the wake of the Pres
ident's statement, that he expec-
ted word of the Nazi capitulation
to be given out momentarily.
But the White House made 1t
clear no Saturday night announce
ment was expected.
Crowds were in the streets here
and elsewhere, apparently await
ing an official confirmation to
touch off a Saturday night We
celebration.
Tension gripped Washington, and
President Truman, who had left the
White House in the early afternoon
for his temporary residence in near
by Blair House, returned to the ex-
ecutive offices. He summoned ar
emergency news conference to say
that "there is no foundation Tor
the rumor'' that Germany had fin-
ally given up.
AS the military debacle in the
Reich mounted hourly following the
iuncture of American and Russian
armies south of tottering Berlin,
Mr.. Truman told the assembled re-
porters:
"Well, I was over here. as you
can see, doing a little work.
II had a call from San Francisco
and the State Department called
me.
Il just got in touch with Admir-.
al Leahy CHS personal chief OF
staff and had him call our head"
u1arters--c in chief IN
F,1rope---and there is no foundation
for the rumor. =,
'That is all I have to say"
Departing from custom. the Pres
ident authorized use Of his remarks
in direct quotes.
His statement, while denying that
a surrender had taken place, oIo
not rule out the possibility that 4
capitulation is in the offing. =.
The night news conference At the
White House was brief.
Scores soon gathered outside NE
White House-focal point for WASH
inotonians in times OF national en-.
citement.
They were tense but quiet, some
in uniform; some gripped the iron
fence and looked in at the Presl-
dents mansion awaiting the Of
fetal victory news. Many stood
across the street N Lafayette
Park.
The capital waited restlessly but
showed no inclination to celebrate
prematurely. The question heard
from the White House to Capital
Hill was is it true?' a.
II hope it's the real dope; God,
but hope it's true said a sol
der with European campaign sia-
bons on his chest.
Outside newspaper offices siSe'
able gatherings appeared.
Telephone calls flooded news
switchboards. Soldiers, diplomats.
officials called repeatedly.
People milled about on downtown
streets. They wanted to celebrate
but they were restraind. They
waited for the word from the White
House.
cts too bad President Rockwell
didn't live long enough to make
the announcement-if it is true"
one man commented.
The President told the hurriedly
summoned conference at 9:35 pm.
tonight that he was working when
he heard of the start of the run1le
in San Francisco and elsewhere.
He said he had just gotten ia
touch with Admiral Leahy and he
called the commander in chief
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Eisenhower Silent
On Nazi Surrender
Southern Portion Of Germany Crumbling
badly; Seventh Army % Miles From
Bavarian Capital

PARIS Sunday, April 20. - QP - American armies
crushed down today Germanys last major stronghold
rolling usoppable wall of tanks to within % miles Of
Munich cradle of Nazdom that already was reported torn
by revolt.
President Truman announced at Washington, after
checking with General Eisenhower here that report from
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-03

Bio Je 10. januarja 1776, ko jc
Thomas Paine priobcil tako "a
htevo Y svojem listu Common
Sense v Philadelphia. Zahte-
val Je t kojsnjo in brezpogojno
neodvlsnost "a Ameriko. Z. iu-
Mia je Richard Henry Lee v
lmenu virginijske delegacije ma
kontineln talnem kongresu pred
lagal, ola zdruzene kolonije so,
IN morsljo biti svobodne in ne
odvlsne drzave. Z%apomnite 81
to! Zapomnite 81 tudi, ola je Tri-
nerJevo grenko vino z vitamini
B-l zanesljivo zelodcno zdravi-
10 in lahko odvajalno sredstvo,
ako Sc ga rabi pc navodilih, XII
SO ma steklenici. Vas lekarnar
ga ina v zalogi. Ako ne, piSite
POM naravnost ma Jos. Triner
Corp, 1888 S. Ashland Ave.
Chicago 8, Ill.
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Nekoi drobizo

Chicago, Ill. - Skandalozno
je, da prizadete demokraticne
drzave Sc zmerom podpirajo ta-
Ike "~nevtralne" drzave,, kot sta
Spanija in Argentina, dasi sta
YES cas- bile "a Hitlerja. V svoji
fasisticni trmoglavosti vztrajati
najbolj pc zaslugi Winstona
Churchilla, medtem, ko angle
ska armada strelja v tiste hra-
bre Grke - clane narodno os-
vobodilne vojske = XII SO Sc cd
zacetka tega drugega svetovne-
ga konflikta borili proti Musso-
liniju in potem roper Hitleria.
Proti 'nemSkim mesarjem so Sc
tepli "a svobodo svojega naroda
dokler MISC H~itlerjeve cete cd
sic, a sedaj pa so delezni angle
Skega "reda in mira. Ali 81 mai
BOZ "a svetovno demokraciio ia
ko razlagamo, kakor Sc razviia
v Atenah?
K
Demokracija s svojimi prin-
cipi je ena stvar, Imperialism
pa povsem nekaj drugega.
Mogoce pa Sc Churchill zave--
da, ola postaja demokracija me-
varna angleski ralevini?
Nemrec, da &c demokracija dru-
god zavlada, DO konec cesarstva
Velike Britanije.
Med sedanjo vojno, XII Sc z
dalec nj koncana, je Churchill
pokazal, ola je tudi on kandidat
"a ''firerja", &c ne mad Anglezi,
pa mad drugimi narodi. Re v
mnogokaterem slucaju je polka
zal svoje roge in ambicije, XII
Sc ne skladajo z demokracijo.
Pa Sc je zmotil.
Use, kar je dosegel, je, da je
diskreditiral V svetovni javno-
sti zavezniske, predvsem pa an
gleSke obljube.
Menu je veliko vec "a Java
rovanje pomorske poti z angle
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-03
jAKOB TANCEK
PREMINUL

Cleveland, o. = tn je umrl
nagloma, cadet cd srcne kapi,
Jakob Tancek. Bill je precei let
clan kluba st. 81 JSz in istota-
ko tudi njegova soproga. Pred
par lett pa sta klub pustila, a
ma nash priredbah pa Sc zme-
rom sodel ovala. Pokojnik je bill
star % let. Zapusca soprogo,
Magdaleno, dive hceri in sim. Ii
sluzi V ameriSki armada.
Pogreb je bill civilen. Maj mi
DO ohranjen blag spomin.
J. Krebcl.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-03
(Nadaljevanjc z 2. strani.)

See. Detroitski Jugoslovani smo
odposlali dosedaj 10 ton blaga.
V nedeljo IA. ~januarja OBJ 3.
popoldne prirede jugoslovanske
zene v pomoe bednim V Jugo-
slaviji skupni koncert Rumun-
skem domu, Russell in Farms
worth Ave. Sodelovali bodo RAJ
mi jugoslovanski umetniki,
med mimi mas glasbeni umet-
nix joe Topolak, XII DO igral
lastno kompozicijo "Jugoslo-
vanski odmevi" ma citre. Sestri
Volk pa boste zapeli par nash
lepih narodnih pesmi. Vstop-
nina je 75c.
Liza Mention, tajnica.
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& POVESTNI DEL &

sebl, kakor da ga neprestano IL
podkopava tina voda. Pasivnost
Lizinih sorodnikov, XII so gle
dali ma memo poroko S kritic-
MIN ocesom, rne nj zanimala, ne
sepet vasi, XII Sc je posmihala,
kakor da nesem laz pred oltar.
Incl sem tisoc neumnih
opravkov, XII so Sc kopicili cd
ure do ure ter mi kratili mir in
spanje- Bill sem hud ma Use,
zdelo Sc mi je neumno vse, ko-
maj sem cakal, ola DO stvar kon-
cana.
Incl pa sem misel Same v
tenn, vse drugo sem pozabil in
zavrgel u. Kakor ola ZANE nj
drugega zivljenja vec razen
tega.
Sc ena velika in tezka naloga
me je cakala, moral sem urediti
svoj odnos z Bogom. Moral sem
k izpovedi. In nisem hotel izvr-
siti COLE dolznosti samo radi DO
roke, ampak radi svoje notra-
njosti, IL srcne potrebe. Moia
trdna VOLTA je bila, narediti crto
cez preteklost in zaceti novo
zivljenje.
Mole cuvstveno razmerje do
we're Sc nj bio izpremenilo
kljub vsemu ne. Bill sem versko
vzgoJen, pc svoji naravi religi-
jozen. VISA cudezna, nerazrese-
ma vpraSanja so naSla svoi cd
govor v Bogu. Zavedal sem Sc
globoko, da mole zivljenje nj pc
zapovedi in tako, kakrsno bi
morale biti, cato sem Sc izogibal
bozjega oblicja, tako kot Sc IL
ogiblje dolznik upnika. Pogo
varjal sem Sc z MIN lie V mi
slih, ko Sc V najtezjih urah nj
sem incl kan zateci. Kot clio
vek, XII Sc nj ucil ocenasa, sem
ga prosil z besedami, XII sem iih
sestavil sam.
Ia razkosanost v mojem YER
skem cuvstvovanju me je della
la nesrecnega. z radostjo sem
stopil pod kostanje in ma stop
mice, Xxi so me peljale v senco
dusnega pokoja.
V ~jutranji mrak cerkvene la
die so padali solncni zarki in
zlatili predmete, skozi pisana
stekla je sijala mavricna luc in
Sc razlivala pc stenah in 20 OIL
tarju.
Sepet molitev in tihi koraki
so jedva motili duSo, XII Sc ie
pripravljala, ola Sc razbremeni
preteklosti in zadiha. Ma plaScu
maSujocega duhovnika lie bila
vezeno solnce in ne VEN, zakai
Sc moi pogled nj mogel lociti
cd zlatih crt, spetih ma svili.
(konec prihodnjic.)
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BEG PRED SENCO

J0Ao oDup.
drugih me je bicalo, bal sem Sc
zenske, &c sen 10 srecal, &c sem
pomislil nanjo. Tisto vecerno
lskanje zenske, XII pore Glove
kovo energijo in obilico casa, je
muka, XII ne pozna primere.
Zdaj sem Sc hotel osvoboditi
tega iskanja in tavanja, nemi-
ra, XII Sc me je polascal, in najti
mir. Otresti sem Sc hotel sence
neznanega, Xxi me je preganja-
la, spomina ma Toncko in Loizo,
dasi me je vest zapekla, kadar
sem pomislil nanji.
Nisem hotel ljuposumnosti
ne ocitkov Liza nj poznala
mojega zivljenja, ne ljubosum-
min n%astopov niti ocitkov
Pac, Enkrat sem Sc zgrozil,
ko mi je dejala: "Kaj so tista
pisna v predalu?"
"KakSna pisma?"
Pisma sem bill re vrnil in TO-
tografije tudi. Liza je zardela
in zal il je bio. Brala je moja
pisrna, XII jih nisem zaklepal.
Toda to sem drugi dan re po-
zabil.
Drugic je zadrhtelo pc meni,
ko sem pripeljal LILO v mesto.
Gospa FAM naju je dobila ma
cesti, morala sva stopiti k Mi.
Bila je sladka z MO in mad vse
prijazna, ma rokah jo je nosila,
njena beseda Sc je laskala.
Ko sva Sc locila, sta Sc poliu-
bill. Nato je gospa FAM stopila
K meni in je dejala: "Pogum."
Preden sem Sc zavedel, kai Sc
godi z menoj, me je poljubila.
Obrnil sem glavo zadnji hip,
polJub je padel ma lice.
JAZZ sem zledenel. Pogledal
sem svojo nevesto, XII Sc je "a
smejala, toda smeh je bill jok.
Ali ste zblaznela? Kai de-
late?"
"Ah, kaj ona We, revica!" ie
gospa cinicno zamahnila z roko.
'Toda-nikari ne mislite !"
sem hotel reel.
Gospa pa je brala liz neizgo-
vorjenih besed in dejala: "Ali
il boste zvesti?"
"Da."
Stresla je S telesom: "Vi? Ne
vem."
Zoprni obcutek njenega zad-
MEGA poljuba nj hotel il meme.
Tudi Liza je bila zamiSljena.
Ne tedaj f.. pozneje sem obcu-
til IL njenih besed tezo misli, XII
SO Sc snovale v Mi.
To dejanje me je prepricalo
docela in dokazalo nujnost ko-
raka, XII sem ga nameraval sto-
rltl -. Proc cd ME, proc cd
tega z~ivljenja!
Kljub temu Sc nisem mogel
otresti neugodnega obcutka, XII
Je lezal ma meni. Ia obcutek ie
preset V kri in koval v moth
mozganih. Radost, kolikor ie
je bio ma tenn, je bila hipna.
Mad menoj je lezala crna zave-
sa in nisem Sc mogel smejati,
obcutil sem fizicno bolecino
srca. Kakor da sem storil stra-
sno krivico mad samim seboj 49,.
Tako sem Sc bavil tiste dni
samo S svojo dusevnostjo in ME
MIN naglim preobratom, XII sem
GA ctokrat utonoliayaI COM W
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FRANCE BEVK:
(Nadaljevanje.)

Prisel sem. Re me je cakala
ma dogovorjenem mestu, dasi
nisem priSel prepozno. Bila je
oblecena v najlepSo obleko, ME
nj skrbno urejeni lasje so pri-
cali O bedi zenske, ugajati mo-
Skemu. Bog We, oh kateri uri je
vstala DO prejokani noGi in sta
la pred zrcalom, da nadomesti
lepoto, XII sta 10 vzela zalost in
obup, ko DO stala pred menoj.
Opazil sem Memo izpremem-
DO in sem Sc bridko nasmehnil.
Ubozical zalost je legla name
in nj hotela strani. Njenim be-
sedan sem odgovarjal enozlo-
zno.
me stori tega, nesrecen boS!"
me ie rotila. Nesrece pa sem Sc
bal in glava mi je klonila glo-
boko.
"Kako morem povedati emo.
besedo. Sal moran premisliti."
"Premisli!" je dejala iskra
upanja je z~asijala v njenih oceh.
"PiSi mil"
"Pisal bonn
Bill sem mehak. Vedel sem,
da ne morem premisliti, nisem
Sc upal povedati tega.
Poljubila sva Sc in segla v
roko. Prsti Sc MISC hotel raz-
druziti. Dalec ma ulici sem Sc
ozrl in sem videl Memo crno
vitko postavo, XII je zrla "a me-
moi.
"zbogoml" je zajokalo V
Re naslednji dan sem il pisal
pismo. Isto, kar bi il bill lahko
ustno povedal, a nisem incl po-
guma. Tudi v besede nj Slo z
lahkoto. Napisal sem dolgo pi-
smo, katerem sem ma Stirih
straneh opraviceval svoje deja-
ME. Beside so bile mehke, ne
logiGne, nevredne.
Raztrgal sem pismo in il ma
piSal kratko:
"Premislil sem do dina in pre-
trpel zadnjo odlocitev. Ne more
biti drugace: ne vidiva Sc vec.
Moran pc poti, pc kateri sem
storil prve korake. Oprosti.
Zadnji pozdrav!"
MiSlil sem, da ne prejmem cd
ME nobene besede vec. Prejel
pa sem pismo, XII Sc ga nisem
upal odpreti. Bio je kratko.
VISA vsebina je bila stisnjena v
par besed:
Premlsll Sc enKratl Dam ii
casa, a ne misli, da Sc igram z
besedo. Steer te bonn preklela."
Beseda je v%onjala pc roman
tiki, vendar me je neprijetno
zbodla. Kot okamenel sem stall
mad pismom, roka Sc je tresla in
nj vedela, kai maj stori s papir-
jem.
la prelom je odlocil popolno-
ma. L veliko naglico sem Sc bill
zal dneVu, ko Sc navezem ma
zensko do smrti enega izmed
naJu, meme ali mole.
Bill sem cd zivljenja utrujen,
havelican. StraSno SUBMISSIVE,
kl sem ga obcutil do gospe, XII
Je vzela mojo nedolznost in XII
Sc Je nadaljevalo pod jarmom
fazplamtelega nagona, me je
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v slucaju, da je vas naslOv ali
ime ma P~roletarcu napacen, ali &c
Sc je primerila kaka' druga pomota,
sporocite nam. To lahko storite ma
dOpisnici.
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skega otoka do Indie, kot pa
"a pot IL Francije v Berlin.
Minute tedna je bill veliko
boil interesiran z nasim oro-
zjem ukrotiti uporno ljudstvo v
Grciji, kot pa pc vseh zname-
Min sodec "a vojno proti Hit
lerju.
Kar Sc Y Grciji dogaja, nj lie
civilna v%ojna, ampak revoluci-
ia proti staremu redu, katero
Anglia v imcnu ''lagalnosti"
skusa zatreti. A ma zapadni
'front.' pa so nemske horde sredi
decembra podvzele ofenzivo, da
nacifaSizem prevlada v Evropi.
Ali sal da Hitler doseze zmese-
tarjen mir, XII bi pomenil kom-
promis, in oh enem pa zmago
"a Nemcijo.
10 ma eni strani proglasamo
"a svoje najsvetejSe nacelo de-
mokracijo, a ma drugi pa lju-
dem usiljujemo reakcionarna
Wade in kronane glave, mar Sc
YAM ne zdi, ola postaja ia vojna
konfuzna?
V minulem letu Sc le Chur-
chill zelo prizadeval organizira-
ii v zapadni Evropi zapadnoev-
ropski biloxi. Proti komu? Ease
sem uverjen, da ne proti evrop-
skim kraljem. Veliko blizje res
nici je, da bi bill rlaperjen pro-
ii vzhodu; ne sicer prot "vzha-
jajocemu solncu'' Y Tokiu, am
pax proti tistemu vzhodu, XII ga
Moskva predstavlja.
10 DO vojne V Evropi konec,
je vidno, ola DO Churchill S svo-
JIM toriji postopal mnogo boil
demokraticno napram Nemciji,
kot pa je proti belgijskemu, gr-
Skemu in laSkemu ljudstvu.
Kdo sicer We, kaj vse Sc la
hko primeri? Mogoce bodo tori
il nekega dine nemske frice Sc
zelo potrebovali, da jim reSiio
'demokracijo" - tako MANFRED,
kakrsno angleski lordi hocejo.
Churchill je lahko sijajni Vol
nj voditelj "a poraz Hitlerja, a
oh enem nj mic gotovega, &c nj
on re sedaj glavni pospeseva-
tell "a netenje vzrokov, XII svet
lahko vrzejo v tretjo svetovno
vojno.
Lahko hi Sc on zavedal, da
smo V dobi robotnih bomb, in
vsled tie morilne iznajdbe je BIZ
la Anglia V minulem letu mai
boil prizadeta. I'll avtomaticni
strelci lahko lete pc 800 mill ma
uro. Kaj sele DO! Vojna iznajd-
ljivost ne pozna odmora.
Civilizacija podrocju zavez-
nikov torej ina Sc pogoje "a
stalni mir, ako Sc TAXI drzavni-
XII, kot je Churchill, hocejo "a
vzeti zanj. Ako ne, no, potem
vemo kaj pride.
x
V preteklem letu smo imeli V
Chicago ne VEN koliko vojnih
predstav, v katerih so razkazo-
vail najnovejse iznajdbe "a
cimuspesnejSe unicevanje XIV
ljenj in "a ruSenje NEST in vasi.
JAZZ Sc nisem niti enc take raz-
! stave udelezil, ker me moriIne
lznaJdbe ne zanimajo. Use, kar
0 teh razstavah VEN, je kolikor
sem cital 0 njih v casopisih. Pc
p~resojanju teh porocil o vojnih
lznaJdbah sklepam, ola DO da-
nasnja civilizacija z mimi samo
sebe unicila, ako je ne bodo pref
resili partizani, XII Sc upirajo ne
samo fasizmu, ampak vsemu
staremu redu. Oziroma tako-
zvani bandit in "gangsterji".
Da SO bile ge predstave emo
stranske, Sc razume. Ako so
imeli namen z mimi narod "a
interesirati vanje, in ako ga no.
cejo OBJ enem tudi izobraziti, "a
kaj pa mu MISC pokazali tudi
kaj tt stroll producirajo in pa
posledice? Cemu ne pokazati
raztrganih obrazov in telesa
brez rok in nog, ali vojake $
praznimi luknjami v obrazu, S
katerih so Sc pref smeiale ma
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Il am eriske zgodovine /:
PRVA ZAHTEVA pa
NEODVISNOSTI

Ali veste, kedaj je leila DO
neodvisnosti prvic vzplamtela v
ameriskih kolonii?
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Tudi &c izgubis vse drugo, izku-
snje ii ostanejo.
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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-04-12
GENEVIEVE
BY Isabel Swalheim

We experienced a miniature winter
in this community this week wher
on Saturday and Sunday morning.
the ground was covered with snow
1t was very welcome because the
ground was in need of moisture.
The Genevieve school opened
Monday with Mrs. Carrie Valez as
teacher.
Mrs. Elmer Canen and Mrs. Olson
called at the Jesse Bolinger home
Thursday and helped get Mrs. Bo-
linger off to the hospital.
Mrs. Lester Johnson and Mrs. A.
o. Nelson drove to Hinsdale Friday
evening and ATTENDED the senior
play.
Mrs. Philip Grady and Mrs. Dora
Grady were HinSdale visitors Fri
day. Mrs. Dora Grady spent the
week end at the Ben See home
east of HinSdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Johnson and
sons dl rove to HinSdale Saturday
evening to meet Mr.. Johnson's
brother. Herman Johnson, who ar
rived home on a furlough.
Jesse Bolinger and daughter. AL
freda and Grace Canen went to
Glasgow Sunday to visit Mrs. b.
at the hospital.
Norman Olson is staying home
this week to help his father with
work, which IS now IN full
swing.
O.e Swalheim spent Monday night
at the John Johnsrud home east Of
Ole Swalheim was a dinner guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Murray
lear Saco Tuesday.
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Mrs. Otto KlieWer

Mr.. and Mrs. George Schmidt ar
rived last week and will help at the
home of their son, Paul Schmidt,
during the coming seasons work.
Henry Franz and Mrs. D. N. Oh
fert returned last week from Noun
tain Lake, Mimi, where they at
tended the funeral of their father.
Mr.. Olfert had returned earlier.
Lila Cheney spent a few days Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Otto Kliewer.
Saturday morning she and Tillie
Rain left for Seattle, where they
will seek employment.
Elizabeth Teichrow who works in
the Wolf Point Trinity hospital, is
spending a few days at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Teichrow.
Fields are drying enough so that
some farmers have started field
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank During had
and Mrs. Alfred Quiring and
son, Pearl Quiring and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. L. Hoffman and Dellene as their
Sunday guests.
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JORDAN COULEE
By Mrs. Clarence A. Nelson

Andrew Stiley and Ole Swalheim
} accompanied Henry Lick to Hins-
dale Friday, where the men at
tended a grazing meeting. Others,
attending from here were John Len
ertz and Oscar Hatton.
Janet Luraas began her fourth
rear of school Monday morning
when the Genevieve school opened
for the summer term. Mrs. Carrie
Valez is the teacher.
Henry Lick and Clair Duncan
helped the Mogan brothers, Junior
and John, with their branding
Wednesday.
Andrew stiley drove to the
Daniels farm Saturday where he
is having the land prepared for his
flax crop.
Henry Luraas and son. Harold,
were Hinsdale callers Saturday.
Lester Johnson, Andrew Stiley
and Henry Lick have been taking
turns at doing chores at the Mel
son farm while Clarence has been
confined to his bed with the flu.
John Lenertz drove to the Jen-
sen farm Saturday evening, where
he purchased seed barley. Melvin
Jensen delivered it to the Lenertz
farm Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Nelson and
Harry Hockey were Hinsdale callers
Saturday.
Elmer Culver spent the week end
in Glasgow.
T. A. Thompson visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Nelson Sunday after
noon.
Joe Lenertz spent several days
doing chores for Maurice Arnold the
past week.
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VANDALIA
Sadie Mulfinger

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Heikens and
family of Nashua visited at the
James Montfort home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Hunt. Marie
and Margaret of Great Falls and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Roeseler, Fred
md Billy Of KenoSha, Wisconsin.
are here. They came to attend the
f"neral of Mrs. Georgia Cain. Mrs.
Hunt and Mrs. Rooster are her
daughters.
Mrs. Caroline Claypool has been
sick the past week. She had a gall
stone attack and is suffering from
NthIitis. At present she is improv-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Uphaus ard
family visited at the Jess Hoke
home Sunday.
Eryce wallis began blowing Tues
day to plant beets west Of Vandalia.