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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-10-20

RELRAsE oF on AND Gas LEAsEs

S. G. & s. Oil & Gas Co., to Frank Calm,
Sc, n ne sec A, sc sec 10. ne, Sc NV sec r.
twp 37n rye Re.
Same to Harold Arthur Fusk, sec 8,
twp 37n rye 7e.
Same to L. E. Duncan, Sc sec "a. ne sec
80, NV sec IS, twp 37n rye Re.
ASSIGNMENT or WORKING INTEREST
L. l. Hall to Joe Unger, zS5, Sc Sc sec Il.
ne ne sec %, twp 37n rye ze.
Same TO same, 2S5, sw sw sec -, NV NV
sec "a, twp 37n rye 4e.
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illegal AavsrsanansD


THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT I, the
undersigned MARTIN ]. SWANSON, am
transacting business in the City of Great
Falls, County of Cascade, State OF Montana,
at 200 Fifth Avenue South of said city
under the firm name and style Of CAS-
CADE IMPLEMENT CO, and that the said
City of Great Falls Is the principal place
where the said business Is situated
That / am the sole owner Of the said
business and that my residence Is at 1lO9
First Avenue North ia the said City Of
Great Falls, Montana
This certificate Is made pursuant 10 the
provisions of SOFA r. G. M. 1888 and
correlated code sections.
DATED at Great Falls, Montana, this
Path day of September, 1945.
MARTIN J. SWANSON.
STATE OF MONTANA. I
County of Cascade.
On this oath day of September, 1e45,
before me, the undersigned, Notary Pub
lie I'm and for the State OF Montana, per
sonalIy appeared MARTIN J. SWANSON,
known TO me to be the person whose name
Is subscribed TO the within instrument,
and acknowledged TO me that he executed
the same.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have here
unto set my hand and affixed my official
seal, the day and year In this certificate
first above written.
(NOTARTAL SEAL)
H r. TAYLOR
Notary Public for the State of Montana
Residing at Great Falls. Montana,
My Commission Expires 12-12-47.
Date Of first publication Sept. 30, 1945.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-10-20

Sheridcnn Prospect
(Sheridan County,
Texnco- Forbes No.
c Sc NE 18-55-65W
Drilling, ESQ.
South Byron Field
(Big Horn County,
TayIor-Govt. Nc.
6 SW NE 31-56N-96W
I'd, 6067. P.B., 1880. Testing.
Spence Dome
ALBANY County,
swartout Ct al-Spence No.
SW SW NV 4-54N-94W
Drilling, 100.
Spring Creek
Fremont County,
Pac. Western-Texaco Coe No. 2
SW 26-50-102
Drilling, 1890.
Steamboat Butte
(Fremont County,
Brltish-American-Tr Tribal E-S
NE NE SW 5-3N-1W
Moving out rotary.
Brltish.Ameriean-T E-S
NE NE NV 5-3N-1W
Building derrick.
Brifiah-Amerscan.T C-6
NV NV NE 1e-4N-1W
Fishing, 7172.
British-Amerfcan-T CT
G SWA 32-4N-iW
Shut in.
British-Amefican-T C-s
NV SW NE 32-zN-1W
Derrick up.
Table Rock District
(Sweetwater County,
Texas Unit No.
Sc NV NV 1-1SN-9SW
Water well drilled.
West Cherokee Ridge
(SweetwateF County,
Cities Service-Unif No. 1
SW SW Sc 34-13N-97W
Drilling, $500.
Zimmerman Butte
Hot Springs County,
Pacific Western No.
SW 36-44-03
Drilling, 1894.
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NoTTCR To CREpTToRs

Estate OF INCA K. JOHNSON, Deceased.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN by ths
undersigned John A. johnson. Administer
tor of the Estate of INCA X. JOHNSON,
Deceased to the creditors of and all per
sons having claims against the said De
ceased. to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within Four "a months after
the first publication of this notice, 20 the
said Administrator at 31s Ford Building,
Great Falls, Montana, the same being the
place for the transaction Of the business
Of said estate of INCA X. JOHNSON in
the County of Cascade.
Dated October 10, 1895.
JOHN A. JOHNSON,
Administrator Of the Estate OF
INCA X JOHNSON, Deceased.
Date Of first publication Oct. 20, 1g45. tx
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Shownee Wildcut

(C0mverge County,
Car3sx.G-1H0
c SW NV 10-3SN-60W
Spudded 6-21-45; cored
inches dark carbonaceoS
circulation, $3.50. Cement
ed, 1886. Rearned to 1872
ton.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-10-20

WANTED: stenographer-clerk. by oil com
pany at Shelby. P. o. Box 405. Shelby.
Mont.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-10-20


Park Co@msy)
Kirk.Pse. wesserm-Conaghan No.
Sc 28-61-100
Drilling 4782.
Pae. wesaarm-Conmaghzn No.
MTRT. GFTRsT REPoRT)
Ohfo-B mseom No.
NV ME NE s50-100
Shut down, 4131.
OE&o-@mwanm M. No.
NV SE SW 6-E0-100
Installing pump, 4065.
Oht0sWfIsom I'd No. 4
NV Sw NV S-50-Io0
woo, 1e6
Ohia- WILSON AT
NV SW gW 4-50-1OO
I'd, 4O26. PB, 1910. Testing.
Rex L0ke
albany County,
wasatch-C omghlin No. 2
NV 2e-1e-77
Drilling, 1850.
River Dome
(Washaixie County,
Pare OH No.
DIST at 727O, 90 it. In Frontier, showed
for 5000 M wet gas. Some 55-gravity
condensate recovered I'd, 1922. Rean-
ing to run Q VI Inch.
Rock River Dome
(Albany County,
hao-Harrison a. Cooper No.
SW NE NE 3-10-78
MTRT, 1855.
0hso- Harrison g. Cooper No. 10
!, Sec 3-10-78
Voc, $50.
Send Drew
(H0s Springs County,
sama Draw OH Cos-East Sane Draw Unit
sW NV sw 24-s2N-s5w
Standing, 6115.
Scrdtoqu
Carbon County,
Aryp a sniveEy- seaverson No.
SW SE SW 30-1SN-84W
Drilling, 1891.
ShGwnee Wildcat
(Converse County,
Car1ew~C-190
G SW NV 1e-3SN60W
Spudded 6-21-46; cored 3600-5 rec 81
inches dark carbonaceous shale. Lost
circulation, 1858. Cemeuted. Re-cement-
ed, 1886. Reamed to 1927 Lost circula-
ton.
Sheldon Dome
Fremont County,
Cartex-Wind River No.
O. EE ME 16-5N-TW
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MINING

spot. timber. water, good road. Placer,
quartz claims for sale or lease; ample
timber, water, good hunting and fish
ing country. Write Box 656, Broderick.
California. 9-22-d
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MISCELLANEOUS

BLUEPR1NT1NG-B iueprints, Van Dykes,
Black and White, all sizes, quick service
National bank Bldn.. Great Fails- Mont
Phone 47z7 EST
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Sheldon Dome
Fremont County,

Carter~Wind River No.
C SIC NE 16-5N-2W
Operations suspended To drop from re
mort
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EQUIPMENT


WILL LEASE 500 acres on apex Kelvin
Sunburst field for weil--no money in
volved II well started at once. 3z2 Edge
wood Place, Whitefish, Mont. 10-8-b
FOR SALE-One National No. drilling
rig with Climax 4 engine. Arnold Wall,
phone 244, Conrad, Mont. 10-22-d
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-07

Sc mi je zanohtalo, ko. sem me-
ril in presteval te hlode!"
"Kakor da bi "a ubogajme
delal! Sal plaza Smrekar, ker 81
mu pomagal, da sta mi izplela to
bogastvo! Hinavec! Maj te le
zebe, ko te ne zastonj!"
"Kaj sva yam izpletla? Mar
nj posteno kupljeno in posteno
placano? In kdo je pritiskal in
privijal Smrekarja ma vase plat,
&c ne JAZZ. In "a placilo imam to-
le! Vsak je neumen, kdor stori
dobro!"
"Da 81 me pustil pri miru in
nisi stopil nikoli cez. moi prag,
bi bill storil mnogo bolje, razu-
mes, bolje! Ia lepe tisocake 81
me okajnal!"
JaZ
'Kdo drugi?"
"Tako!"
Jok je skocil .kvisku.
"Gospodicni ma prico, obe! -
Gosposka maj govori!"
Tedaj Sc je Strniska obrnila
sele cd okna proti MENU in sto-
pila korak po sobi.
"Gosposka maj govori! Sal tu-
di bo, in bo poiskala neko pismo
in tiste sleparske prste, XII so ga
ukradli!"
Jok je zaripel, IL bolnega oce-
sa so sc pocedile solze.
"Kaksno pismo? Kaksni pr
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-07
F.S. FINzGARJEVI
ZBRANI SPISI
l.. Sono


gnal! Strpensko je bill hud, Maj
le dozene! Je rekel, da gre kar
ma posto!'
"Erna je nedolzna! Ona je ze-
10 vestna. Pismonosa je res ne
koliko pijancka, ko bi bill ia pi-
smo kako izgubil!"
cali je bilo pismo priporo-
ceno?" ie vprasala Alena. Ko
bi bila Minka kaj slutila, bi bila
opazila oh glasu, da je Alena
VISA preplasena.
"Menda ne, kakor sem razu-
mela Trzacana."
"Tedaj bo tezko kaj dogma
IT, je razlagala Minka. "Ce ga
je izgubil pismonosa, kaj hoce.
te? Siromak je, vzeti mu nina
te kaj, kvecjemu, da bi prisel
oh kruh. To pa bi bio prehu'
do"
"Tako sem tudi JAZZ rekla. Me.
mu maj prizaneso. &c je pa kdo
drugi, mic usmiljenja!"
Strniska je potrkala S kosce-
no roko oh mizo in zopet gle.
dala ma rjavo poseko skoz
okno.
Tedaj so Sc odprla vrata in
je vstopil Jok.
Ko ga je Strniska zagledala,
je uprla bojevito roke, oh boke
in mu obrnila hrbet.
Jok je pogledal po druzbi, sc
odkril in sedel k peel.
"Tako prebito piha sever, da
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-07

sti? Cigavi? Povejte! Tu so pri-
ce!"
Jok sc je blizal Strniski, gro
zee in stiskajoc prsti. Minka
je vstala liza mize in Sc vsto-
pila predenj.
"Nikar tako, Jok! Strniska
so dobilf "a les ponudbo IL Tr-
sta pismo Sc je pa izgubilo -
cato ga bono iskali. Nj treba,
da zalite gospo in krieite v tuji
hisi!!"
"Povejte vi tistega, XII pravi,
da je prislo pismo IL Trsta! Po-
vejte!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-07
,vdov,ec;

Sc zeli seznaniti v svrho zenitve
z Jugoslovanko, vdovo brez
otrok ali samsko, v starosti cd
40. do 55. leta. Imam stalno delo
s prilicpim prihrankom. Katera
resno misli maj pise ma naslov:
"zenitsv." Box IA. c/o Enako-
pravnost. 623l St. Clair Ave-.
Cleveland 8. Ohio. .:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-07

Sportne srajce v stilu
s kratkimi rokavi "
plaid ali solidnih bar
yah. Blago je fine ka-
kovosti in Sc opere.
Majhne, srednje ali
Velike mere. i
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-07
(Ndd0ljevdnje)

volj! In sedaj ne besedice vec
0 tenn, dokler ne zaprosis sama
zanjo."
Prijateljici sta nadaljevali
pot oh levi in oh desni ceste -
molce. Tezko skripajoci vozovi,
oblozeni S hlodi, SO ju srecali,
tuintam je prifrcala izpod sive-
ga neba, kakor cvetni listic, be-
la snezinka in. izginila ma ria
VEN travniku.
Ko sta prisli do Strniske, je
zaropotala veriga, il pasice je
planil zvesti cuvaj in ju oblajal.
Alena Sc je psa prestrasila in Sc
stisnila k Mink.
cali maj grem tudi V hiso?"
"Seveda pojdi! Sal nimam
skrivnosti!"
Ko sta stopili, je zavila vista
vozov hlodi po kolovozu preko
Strniskinih travnikov proti ce-
sti. Vdova je stala zamisljena
in zalostna pri oknu.
"Dober dan, gospodinja!"
Minka je stopila k njej in j
ponudila roko. Ko je Strniska
zagledala uciteljico, Sc il je lice
nekoliko zjasnilo.
"Nekam zalostni ste? Kaj
YAM je?"
"Poglejte," je pokazala Str
niska skoz okno ma veliko ria
vo liso v hribu, kjer SO pele Sc
kire drvarjev. "Poglejte, to me
sprawl v grob! Kakor bi meme
sekali, tako mi je! O, zakaj sem
prodala! Use prepoceni, vse pre-
poceni!'
''Zato Sc nikar ne zalostite!
Gozd je dozorel - in Smrekar
vam je tudi dokaj prmeknil, ka-
kor sem cula!"
"Vse premalo, Sc vse prema-
10! - Sedita!"
Strniska je povabila uciteljici
k mizi, vzela iz miznice hleb
kruha in noz, segla ma police po
pehar orehov in jima ponudila.
"Prigriznita!"
Minka 81 je urezala kos kru-
ha in pricela treti orehe.
"se vi, je silila Strniska Ale
no, XII nj bila tako domaca v
kmetiski hisi in sc je obotavlja-
la.
"Gospodicna, prepoceni sem
dala, vse prepoceni," je ponav-
ljala Strniska in gledala skoz
okno tezke vozove, XII so Sc skri-
pale viii ma cesto. V nekaj ted
nih, kar so sekali gozde, Sc je
vdova ocitno postarala.
"Cudno, da vam MISC mic pi-
sail IL Trsta.'
Aleni je oh tenn stavku izpo-
dletel orch, katerega je hotela
streti, in Sc zakotalil po tleh.
'Kar pustite," je branila Str
niska, ko je hotela Alena pobra-
ii.
ITO je tisto, kar me jezi, ta-
ko jezi, da zbolim, in prav je,
da ste prisli. Poslusajte! Danes
dopoldne je prisel neki gosposki
clovek il Trsta in Sc jezil, "a
kaj da sem re prodala, ces, pet
tisoc vec bi dal on. Pomislite,
pet tisoc. Pa sem rekla, zakaj
niste mic pisali. Tedaj Sc je pa
veril in trdil, da so pisali. Po-
glejte, in JAZZ nisem nicesar do
bila!!"
ITO je zares cudno!'
"Kajne, da je? &c nj hudobna
roka vmes!"
Alena je stezka prikrivala, ka-
ko je razburjena oh tenn pogo
voru. V njej je kriealo: Povej,
vse povej! Ia krikom pa je stal
Brest, XII il je svetoval: Molci-
te!
"Hudobna roka," je povzela
poudarkom Minka. "Tega ne
mislim. Morda sc je pismo IL
gubilo."
"Kajpada izgubilo! &c Sc mi
IrIion y,o izo,1hi ia hi 60 nr2v
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25

c-53 transport plones-"workinee oirpIones in
existence; ond t3l new ls-eYIinder engine Of
more than 1000 horsepower for the oest models of
the Pol Black Widow night fighter ond the P-47
Thvnderbot- this Iofter engine being one of the most
powerful Of all rodioIfYpe eviction power plants.
In oil. os Of Nov. 80, 1914, Chevrole. hos manu.
foefvred more than So 900 Proh & Whitney oreroft
ensnes-svppIied the ormed forces Of The Allied
motions with more than 64.ooo.ooo oircroft horse
power-1nd, os eory os November l943. ottoined
an output Of 3.5o2 complete combof-ype engines
-the lorgest single months production ever ccheved
by any oircroft engine monvfoetvrer up TO ond
including thot dote.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25
94I |

Tor fhe Wor DePorfmenfj also STEEL forgIngs Tor
gun mounts On April 3. l94o Chevrolet oworded educational
eonocs for the forging ond machining Of 75mm Shells and the
first shipment Of these mode December Of hc This
followed by the signing Of eonoets Tor letters of conoe
produce 4-eyrnder l2oo-hoepowe Pro Whitney oerdt
engines June lo4l pilot models Of omored November
l94l and explosive and piercing shells uune and
November l94 Other Chevrolet motsre produced during
this Yeor included ouminUm forgngs for ocroi monvfoeUe-
within few months offer work sfored the exponson
and conversion Of the first plant devoted 10 this purpose
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25

Chevrolet hos produced ond
shipped over 100000
poVndS OF oIvminvm ioreinss
from one plonf clone in n
months -thi, one plant being
the largest Of four olyninum
forge plonis operoied by
Chevrolet.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25

WN n n Agon IN IYAA, Chevrolet concentrated on It's
N9AA proerom Of building Volume for Victory, producing
OF rote for exceeding The ioius of its ereotest
peoeeme yeo For its achievements production Chevrolet
plants and employees have been honored with six ArmyNoy
"E oWord: for the production Of piercing shells
042 with to oddono stors for continued efficiency (943
l944 three AmYNovY e. owods for oircrof engine prodvc-
lion l943L with toto Of eight oddionoI continued
efficiency l043lq44 ond two ArmYNovy E owords for
oicro engine production q44 with oddiono surs for
continued efficiency And needless soy Chevrolet continue
with its vtoI work Of production until complete victory
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25

Chevrolet hos produced over
100000 rugged, powerful mill
tory trucks, in three different
types, 70 serve our fighting men
on boiileiron'S in oil ports OF
the world
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25

Chevrolet hos prodvesd several
thoVsond lA-ton ormored eors-
ins'rumenis Of victory eStroordi-
norY-io help speorheod Allied
inVoSiont.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25
9943

oircroft enenes-ormoed eors-qomm evnshsh- explosive
and piercing shes-mifory vehieIes-stee orgnes-
olUminUm forsnss-mogneUm eoings ond other muiee
oil eoched supposed the prescribed peos during he yeo
with the monthly output Of Of these items doubling tripping
quodupns by the end Of q43 And the token
increased manufacturing efficiency mode possible for Chevrolet
reduce the unit prices motere the Government
ond toHpoyers by 9 10 81 per cent in this year alone.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25

After u months Of production Of l4-eYinder. 1900
horsepower Prott 8 Whitney oircroft engines.
Chevrolet wos requested by the Army Air Forces 10
vnderfoke the monufoeture Of on entirely new
ls-eyinder model. developing more thon 1000
horsepower, 70 help meet urgent mlitory needs. The
eon'roe' for This engine siened-the first
engine tesi-run in one-third the time usuolly
ootted 10 projects Of this Ype-cnd shortly thereafter
Chevrolet went into volume production on this new
ond more powerful Prott Whitney oircroft engine.
Currently. Chevrolet producing three models Of
Prott & Whitney oirerofi engines ~ q l4-eylnder,
l2oo-horsepower engine for the B-24 Liberotor-
one Of Americas Ioneesf-ronee bomberi ~ IA
cylinder l2oo-hoDepower engine for CA ond
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25
I9s42
With the U. S. fully eneoeed in the world struggle,
Chevrolet oetivites we're increased TO keep poce

4 7@/ Chevrolet oetiVites increased 10 keep
with the eVer-mounfins, eVer-voryng demonds
for equipment JonUory work sorted oddion
10 the oUmnUm forge focle and this work completed
few months later On March 30 the first Pot Whitney engine
produced six full months oheod Of schedule Also March,
Chevrolet ogon requested by the Army Air Forces for he
second fine three months expand its conoct for these
engines April brought production Of the first piercing shot
ond the beginning Of the construction Of another oUmnUm forge
poni which completed OF the end Of 1912 September
the first omored cor-Sepember H. the first 9omm gun and
September oso the beginning Of the construction Of
magnesium foundry completed January Of the following Yeor
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25

Chevrolet hos prodvesd over
1000 Of these oioni 9o-mm
guns -ond more ihon 5000
spore tVbss-io help destroy
enemy ionkI ond plonet.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25

The yeor l943 brought new high production
morks in CheVroIet's program Of turning out Vol
vme for Victory Production Of Prott & Whitney
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25

Chevrolet hos produced
other vitol ports by the
million for scores Of olher
~or producers both within
ond without General
Motors.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-08
Today'S Horoscope.

You have an artIstIc mature Whleh
seeks beauty, harmony and luxury.
You are conscientious, dependable
and mentally ShreW5. You have =
talent for music. Your feelings run
deep and you are a romantic lover.
Today an argument might develop
{ you do moi give in to the Whinl
If someone who likes to have petty
arguments. Keep away from this
type of person if you want to retain
your equanimity and poise.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-08
Communists Reveal
New Peace Plan
Continued From Gage One)

Continued From Gage One)
posals shortly after reports that Rus
>Ia had Withdrawn from two Man
churian ports, leaving the Chinese
Reds in command, increasing the al
ready t0 Sc atmosphere.
The worried looking Communist
representative told neWsmen of the
Yenan reply to Chang kai-shek'S
peace offer and said he would deliver
il TO Nationalist officials later today
The situatlon,' he added, "ap-
pears dangerous"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-08
TO EASE

College Station, Raleigh, Nov. B.
The growing shortage of certain feed
ingredients in poultry rations, par
ticularly high quality protein, should
begn 20 clear up in the neXt few
months but in the meantime poul-
trymen should do everything pos
sible to ease the situation, says c. F.
Parrish, in charge of extension poul-
try at State College.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-08
Election Aftermath

AlSNlIOl HAlNl iiAC
c.. ..,-
''s..o"
most OIL mem III large o--|
paL.tles. must De topped ~ .1e yaa-
cIasEon HAT the tide still r.,1s
s,ronoIv With the D.o-a,ra.s Urere
-
"Ie "''''''-''i' P-,i'E ''l" ''0
llcahs. the latter lost ottener.
i lhIs points ID I9+o congress
Sional results, II Eo.oS Att-e comfort
Tor the Republicans. Moreover, As 10
the 1913 presidential sweepstakes,
Governor lhomas +. Dewey 7i Ne"
York lost some Of Whatever prestige
he may nave Aad lett #a1r ms tlcNet
was sWampeu IN the Ne" 1otH O.tN
lnayoraltN ISat' where Democrat
rode INTO Office WIN HttIe di.tIG0-,l
This #oayd indicate that tae he
puoIcanS must n aHo(Aet i9to
StandarQ-9earet thun Governor
Dewey, WAC Was TAR 3ehlnd PfeSi-
Vent Roosevelt II ne tectIpn a
'ear ago. That probably would nave
been necessary anyhow, as the GOV
ofnof We not as impressive u 9+4
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-08
Words of Wisdom.

Love one human being purely and
warmly and you viii love all. The
2eart in this heaven, like the sun
n its course, sees nothing from the
IeWdrop to the ocean, but a mirror
which it brightens, and warns, and
illS.-RIchter
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-08
One Minute Test Answers.

| The topaz.
?. Typhoid, smallpox, tetanus and
yellow fever,
3. Committee, bookkeeping, whip
poorW!ll, and others.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-08

Evening service this Sunday, Nov
ember II, at the Holy Trinity Episco-
pal church will be held at 3 p. m.
instead OF $50 p. m, it was an
rOlneed today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-08
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Ter with whom you simply cannot
dance we'll, It Is permissible for you
% suggest that you sit out the rest
Df the dance.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-08

An ancient myth tells OF a horse
that teW-pesa>J-. But the legend
doesn't reveal whether il Wa a
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-08
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Entered at the post ottiee r. E-1&s--
son. n. c., as second class .-l
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

Our three Frenchmen went at the job from
the opposite direction working downstream.
did young Don Francisco de OTellana 400 years
before them.
Orellana was the first man TO descend the
great river all the way from the Andes 10 the
Atlantic and twas he VINO named IL. t---
Near the mouth Of the Xingu another trbu.
tary, he ran into band of Tapuyan warriors who
gave battle. Oreana won but only after long
and deadly fight He reported that the women
OF the tribe fought side by side with the men and
Just dangerously. For that reason ne chrstened
the big river Amazonas.
The first man TO go all the way upstream,
reversing Orellana'S route, was a Portuguese,
Pedro de Teixeira. He went from the delta all
the way to Quito, only 100 miles from the Pacific,
by way of the Napo.
A MONG the famous explorers Of the Amazon
and its tributaries have been Alexander Won
Humboldt, Theodore Roosevelt, Lincoln Ellsworth,
Col. w Z. Fawcett and Commander G.. NJ Dyott.
One of the bravest of them all is also, nowadays.
one of the least remembered the Bohemian
Jestit5 Father Sarnrcf Fritz, for 10 years beloved
by all the natives up and down the length OF the
river, They believed he was a miracle worker.
The three French explorers reversed the route
followed by the Miller expedition Of the American
Geographical Society in 1923 They started from
Lima late in July 1911 OF the three, Bertrand
Florney was city chap Partisan. Fred Matter
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

As the French Explorers
Broke Out of the Jungle,
They Beheld I'm the Dis
tance and wering
Above Them a Rugged
Cliff i'm Which Had Been
Carved "A Bird.Like Fig.
ure With Folded Wings.
On Lodges i'm the Cliff
There Rested the Mum.
mics of Kings and
Priests, Monarchs of a
Dead Civilization over
Which the Sentinel OF
Stone Seemed to Mourn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

NNHHILE the world aflame with the
NX worst war in history, three young French
w men made dramatic contribution to the
exploration of South America. Bertrand Florney,
Fred Matter and Jean de Guebriant penetrated
the fastncsscS of the Andes to locate new source
of the mighty river Amazon.
To describe their achievement as the dis
covery OF the long sought source Of the Amazon"
would be the more picturesque and dramatic way
of stating it. But ii would not be strictly
curate, according to geographical science. For
the Amazon is unlike all other great rivers in that
ii has single source but many.
We say that the Mississippi has its origin
at Little Elk Lake, Wis. But the Amazon is
waterway made by fewer than Is other
rivers, great rivers, and each of them many hun.
dreds of miles long The Amazon main river is
formed by the joining of the Maranon and the
Ucayali, south and west of Iquitos, which is head
of navigation. So ii is "fieders choice" which of
these you select as the source of the Amazon.
All this is disparagement Of the three young
Frenchmen who, accomplished an heroic journey
and added an important page to human knowledge
and added their names to the small list of bold
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

Ancient cIaY-covered Bodies Entombed on
Mounfonside Near the Source of South
Americas Mighty River May Be +he Last
Relics of a KineIy Race That FIourished
10000 Years Ago