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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-22

&C Sapon lit, ea6 ser @ieoerauibau
ser sSn6uItric niht poripirtsfommt,
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aranfenbGuiern ser Siubr ,mIeren
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bobnIprchen. Ole anaef(agt iino, ans
bere Sem Suugertooe .preis9e9eben
at ba6en."
Tic llriahcn fir oieie Gnt,uidluna
iiuo manni9ialtia mo itlieBen Walb'
inlgtonS Geriaumnis elm, oie General
Clan ucrlprohencn SebenSmittel
,pirflih db5uienoen 10 fiibrt oas
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aapiihen ser amerifanii6en ulaS britt
iden MilitGrresieruna. @ie General
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ner oanad), cine oeuti6e Selbitre9ic-
rung auf oer @aiis Der GcSentrali'
Iierung, ser Hedtc Ser einSelnen
Staaten uno Scr amerifaniiden Iorm
Der Genotratie a,1 erridten, Sic Sen
9entiden idlieblid) sic Sreibeit &c.
.udbrt, iid) ibr politiides Splten,
ielb1t sm tp6blen. Die 8riten ieood.
70 meint Sie vSimes", benuken ibre
3one als cine Mrt 2oboratori,m iiir
Grperimentc NIT elmer @ildumg bon
Sosialismus uno Golonialpertpal.
tlln9 lno bringen baber auf Die Gin'
fiibrung elmer itarf aertraliIierten
uno io5ialilierten Elantuirtidpaft, oie
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arenstem ltmfangc gelungen.
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britiid)c MiniIter fir 6as beiebte Sc,
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8tpeiielt ,no crioroert oraitiihe Nab.
nabmen. Sssebt enoli6 ltintmen bic bel.
Ben Militdrregierllngen oarin iiber.
ein, Sab tuenn nid)t enblidj etuas
@erniinftiaes aeidiebt, Der aan5e
Hlan oes 3uiammenidNl,iies feb(ge-
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peilen nid)t.
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befano, lit onrd sic Spreng,mg bod.
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3uiamlnenfl,nit gebobt. Sic bcridtcn
iibcr sic grfabrlneen, sic man mit
oieien @eieben genad,t bate uno ,poll
ten sic Grgcbniiic pergleihcu.
Sm aagemeincn aullroe bcridtct,
oab es in bieiew Staaten aeniigt bat,
sen Mrbcitgebern Sen Sinn Scr @cleBc
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poaen 3nang beS @cIctcs an5lnuen.
ocm Gie meiiteu StreitiGae iuuroen
our6 Germittllng ,mo slusglcid) er-
lcniat. Mber man lit Scr slniiht, oaI,
sic Observation-Disclosures in nlleu
orei Staaten alerlei Dfittel an1pcnoeu,
INN oos @eicb 81 nmaebcn. Sn Ncw
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siebungsmaBl,abmen arno bcIctoere
MaBregeln bas llebel ST entiernen.
Ssn Sen brei obgenannten Staaten
tpurben bie meiIten @eldhucroen bon
Sen Hegern erbobeu. s(n stueiter Stel.
le iolaten sic Ssuoen ,lnS al orittcr
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Ser @eoanfe, oaB fein Mmerifancr
tue9en ieiner sSarbe, ieiner slbitam-
rnlt1g ooer ieiles @lallhenS BON elmer
Mnite0un9 ODER bon Scr 8ciorbernna
ausgelGloiien aperhen oiiric. lit III
Nmerifa Iebenoia aeblieben, obauobl
Der lettc 2ongreB es uerabiG,,mte, oie
Bunoesfommiiiion fir ~iair emplop>
ment" fiir permanent s,l crflGre,,.
Diele Sbee lit niirnlid) in Sen @runos
iGten berauur5elt, auf ocnen oieie
Nation begriinoet ,puroe ,no itebt I'M
ginflang NIT Scr amerifaniihen Sra.
oition bes fair plan. Mher es lit piel.
fab unbefannt, tuie iebr oieie SSsoce
bas Golf bcid)dftiat unS oaI 'piele
@merifaner oabiu tatis iino, 9isfri.
minier,lngen i'm slnIteaunasperMlt,
nis ourh Staatss rmo 8unoeseeiebe
au beieitigen.
Seit 1945 babeu flint Staaten be-
spieien, baB iorpobl ihre Mdblerlhaft
nls alid) ibre geieBaebenoen 0Srpcr-
Ifaftem sic Discrimination in MnItcl-
Iunsen nb5uid)affeu. 9a5u eeb0rcn
in eriter 2inie Nap 0orf, Ne,u Ser
iep u1S Maiiadn,ietts. Ssn oieicn
Staaten beiteben sluinsenoe @eietes,
borihriften gegen 0isfriminieruna.
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dbnlide @siebe, sic a6er nidt er-
5tuingbar iino. Gor f,,r5em >ullroc
aus tpeiteren 81 Staaten berid)tet, oaB
bort 8eitrebungen I'M 3use iino. dbn-
li6e Geiese einsuiiibren.
8or einiaer Belt babeu i'm Miafie
MemoriaI 8niIoing in 9eelu Oorf sic
@eamten aus Nep Oorf. Nelu Seriep
un0 Maiiaduietts, oenen oie Gurd.
fiibrung folder Geiebc obliegt, cine
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8aibington. Gas Staatsbeport.
ment teilt nit, oab es ser @eaier,ma
BON gere5iciu ffss siigiitac. @esidts
In gerbinoung nit Ser @erfaftl,na
bon bier MGnnern critottet bat, oie
ld)uloist aperoen, iiir $4,000 @ai,
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Vie mir beridtet suorocn, fonumcn
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tag 5uianuuen, um cine f,,rsc Ser.
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him, loading his sled. The dogs
were still eager to go. At last he
was ready. He kissed his sister.
She was listening, looking, dread
ing to see a figure, materialize
out of the night. Will was right.
The Mounties were hard to fool.
They got their men.
Listen, Kid, Dick Byrne was
stuck on you. How do you feel
about it,"
will, don't be so reckless.
Please, go!"
I'm off, but I don't know if
I'm wise in leaving you two
without chaperon. His voice lost
its bantering as he took her in
his arms. you're a good sport.
Marion. l hope I'll find a girl like
you for myself some day."
(To be continued)
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to talk. 1t doesn't look like there's
much chance of him giving away
one of his own race, though" he
finished despondently.
you've got to go, Will, at
once. We don't know how long
Dick may have been on the trail.
The Mountie may be here any
moment"
She looked fearfully about her
as if she dreaded summons to
the door, the entrance of troop
err in "the name of the king"
'T've got to beat it. If they get
me in Jail it's all off"
"Where'u you go?"
'Tll load up the sled, take
along some grub, hit it for Stony
River Caves. There's a hot spring
in one of them. I'd have gone
there in the first place if you
hadn't been sport enough to come
along. But
He slumped in a chair, the ac-
ton out of him.
Il can't 60, Sis"
"You've got to go. Why not?"
81 can't 60 and leave you here,
alone"
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Dicks here"
"A sick man. Liable to be sick
for two or three weeks"
''Thats nonsense. I can take
care of myself. It's better for
some one to be here when that
Mountie arrives. 1 may be able
to throw him off the track"
IF you can, you're a wonder.
I wonder who tipped them off.
l think Nipegosis has Indians
seeing him now and then. It's
no use figuring. You're sure you'll
be all right?"
Sure. But hurry"
THAT breaks up my chances
for seeing Kinoceti."
"Will, you've got to go. 1t will
come out all right. They can't
hang an innocent man."
He managed a grin.
Cant they? They do"
He got busy, Marion helping
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munication to her brother who
took it with look of surprise at
her face.
To either of you two who open
this, the r. C. Nj. p. know Will
is in White Rock. They are COM
ing after him. There is a reward
of a thousand dollars. knew it
first and send this by a sure
messenger who knows nothing
of its contents. Nor has need to.
You can trust NipegOsis. Get a
way at once.
Macleod
"He warned your cried the
girl.
Like hell he did," said Will
bitterly. For his own good. For
the same reason he didn't inter-
fere with our getaway from Bison
Crossing. It's not that he'd mind
seeing me doing time, or even go
to the gallows, but he'd hate to
have nephew of his do stretch
Or swing, because it would hurt
the Macleod reputation and
might spoil his business. He
wouldn't turn a finger to help
me on my own account.
you're hard, Will. You don't
judge him fairly"
I'll give him this much credit.
He's handed out a good tip. l
hoped we could stay hidden out
till spring when the Indians come
in. The man I'm after is almost
certain to land in White Rock. I've
got a bunch he's not so far off
now"
"You mean Peace River Jack?"
"That'S the bird" said Will
Macleod grimly. "He's got an
Indian name, the mongrel, Kin
ooeti. I want to have a talk with
him. He owed Regnier a lot of
money and Regnier had shut off
his credit. Why wouldn't ne nave
killed Regnier? He'd use a knife.
l don't-that way. He beat it out
of town, too though the old man
had promised him a good job
stringing snowshoes. Why didn't
they suspect him."
You didn't think Of him your
self in the beginning, Will. And
it was your knife It's no good to
accuse Kiroceti without proof"
I'll prove it, if l have to shake
it out of him. He could have
stolen my knife, been slick
enough to throw the blame on me.
He used to hang around FaWn,
too. I was nice to that kid, but
she was dead straight if she was
2 quarter breed. Regnier was
jealous of me for no reason. Kin
oooti might have been. One
things rrettv sure. IF any Indian
Or breed did it Nipegosis will
know. if we could only get him
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-08-07
Winner Grazing-tF1e sUrest
way TO cur your feed bills!
HERE ARE THE STEPS TO TAKE

Figure about of pasture for each "a dairy
requires at least 100 pounds of grass daily)
Learn from your what crops small grains
best for location Oats barley, wheat Babo crimson
clover red clover ake clover Italian combinations
of themay be best for YOU Your county agent dairy plant
fedman will know.
Have the soil tested and and kinds of
tizer that needed.
Seed heavily and drill make good sod that will stand
up under grazing and plant early possible.
Growing of small grains and such winter egumes vetch
crimson clover bur clover and wild winter peas improves the
fertility of your soil and will actually build up your land while
you make produce pasture down the of your
feeding.
So plan fall winter and spring pastures Better pastures
weeks of the year milk produced lower
That, of is the way and satisfaction in dairy
farmng it always has been and always will be.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-08-07
CHAPTER vi

SynOpSiS-When Will Macleod
as unjustly accused of murder
re and his sister fled to White
roc Il Their uncle, Alexander
RlaeLeOd had Dick Byrne, their
friend deliver a message to Nipe-
OSiS who practiced magic. Dick
vas wounded by a half-breed
AinOceti. On a visit to NipegOsis
Marion learned that some friend
was dying on the trail. Will and
Marion set out to find him. They
arrived and found Dick with
blood all over him and practically
rOzen to death, lying by the dy-
ing fire. They made plans to rush
aim back to White Rock.
/ The last of the fire died to gray
ash. There was no more fuel. They
cot him wrapped in blankets on
he sled and Will went back to
ee if anything was left. He saw
/ packet in the edge of the dead
ire 1t was wrapped in oilskin
that had frozen hard with the con-
gealing moisture from Byrne's
body warmth. Fire had nibbled at
1t, but there had not been flame
enough to eat it.
i He took off the wrapping, star
ing at the superscription. Under
s:he stars, with the reflection from
he white snow he could distin-
guish his uncle's seal, the bold
writing of The Macleod.
TO NIPEGOSIS
By the hand of Dick Byrne
'NoW what the devil?" he NUT
;ereSa then thrust it into his mack
nav. Dick Byrne might know
What it was all about. The i'm
oortant thing was to get him to
he cabin.
The dogs ran with a will. There
would be more meat when they
.ot back.
And it was a fine night for
wifi going. 1t was not until they
lad worked long over Byrne,
.ressed his leg wound, got the
rostbite beaten. that Will remem-
,ered the message.
Byrne was moaning from the
ain of restoring circulation. but
was still unconscious.
You'd better take this over to
re Coniuror. Sis, he said. ''Dick's
ost a lot of blood. He may not
ome to for hours. This may be
Important, though you'll have to
lad it for Nipegosis unless the
ID man has used Indian script
| the meantime, I'll look out for
lick"
! Il won't be long" she said.
& She was not. She was back in
. ade of zen minutes. saying moth
Ag holding out the opened COM
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But you have TO start NOW

No other feed for dairy offers such big good
pastures Milk produced good pastures only
seventh that produced feed So the you keep
your we'll fed in the pasture the better you
only produce milk lower but you get of it.
University extension trials in three have frequently
shown that winter produce milk
yield of 5000 to 1870 than dry feeding does!
And you part Of the country where you take full
advantage of crops and small grains for fall and
spring Don't up the opportunity your farm.
HAVE FALL, WINTER, SPRING PASTURES!
Right you have fields that growing grain crops
be harvested Don't let ao making you
nothing this fall and winter and early spring. Plant them
small grains and crops that your feed
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-03-27

and community. We should show
our appreciation by buying such
merchandise as this store has to
sell.
Mr. and Mrs. Fay Bell were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. md
Mrs. Robert Pearson, Of Mt. Gil
cad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Warrington,
of Marysville, called Sunday af-
ternoon at the home of Mr.. end
Mrs. Robert Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Bell We're
Sunday evening dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Kinikin.
Miss Shirley Thompson and
friend, Mr.. George Alvoid, OF
Columbus, were Sunday guests
of Shirley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Thompson.
Mr.. Paul Bixler and Mr. Pete
Balwin, of Columbus, called al
the Thompson home Sunday af-
| ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lutrelle Rosette
and. daughter, Dolores, and son
David, attended the Sportsmen's
show in the public auditorium in
Cleveland, Sunday.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-03-27
: RAYMOND
BY MRS E. c. JACKSON

Mrs. Gertrude Smith spent
Thursday in Kenton, visiting in
the home of her son, Gene and
family.
Mrs. Mary Engle and three
children, Mrs. Bud Coakley and
two children spent one day with
Mrs. Laura Rinehart and sister,
Emma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield WORDS
attended the funeral of a relative,
Mrs. Mary Daniels, on Friday,
which was held in Columbus.
Mrs. Virginia Cooley, of By
halia, called on her mother, Mrs.
Smith, on Friday.
Mrs. Alice Bushong was absent
from S. School and Church Sun
day, due to a bad cold, and sore
throat,
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Courier
and Mr.. Dwight Courier motored
to the Reservoir Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanes and son,
of Columbus, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Rice, af Larue, were
Sunday guests of Mrs. Gertrude
Smith and Mrs. Hoagland.
Sunday callers of Mrs. Victor
Jackson and daughters were, Mr..
and Mrs. Victor Davie, and Ruth
and Jean Lowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Burroughs
entertained in their home Sun
day Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Amer
inc and daughter and father, Mr..
Harry Amrine, of near York.
Revival Services are in progress
at the Methodist Church. All are
welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Stevens
and daughter, Karlene, of Spring
field, called on their aunt, Mrs.
J.. w. Forsythe, Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kendell Speicher
and daughters spent Saturday
evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lowell Longbrake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Wilson
and children, spent Sunday even
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Mathys.
Mrs. Frances Johnson and two
children called on Mrs. Harold
johnson and children Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Hazel Plotner of Peoria,
was caller of Mrs. Dempsey
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Summer Bushong
and children spent Sunday after
noon with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bus
hong.
DIR. Ray Phipps and family, of
Oberlin, called. Sunday to see
the formers mother, Mrs Blanche
Phipps.
Mr.. Bud Marshall was taken
very sick Sunday noon. He is
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CLAIBORNE
BY MRS. ARTHUR POTTS

The church service at the
Methodist church preceding Eas-
ter Sunday, is as follows: Sunday,
March %, church service at 10
a. m. church school at IL a. m.
Sunday evening at 8 p. m. Bible
study recently organizedD will be
held at the church. Everyone well
come. The first and second chap
ter of Matthew will be the lesson.
Study these two chapters, bring
your Bibles, and come. Sunday,
March 80, is Palm Sunday. The
doors of the church will be open
ed for reception of new members.
We understand a number will be
received as members. Good Fri
day, April A, at 8 p. m, candle
light communion service will be
held, followed by the message by
the pastor. Easter Sunday, sun
rise worship service followed by
breakfast, with church service at
10 a. m. and church school at IL
a. m. Everyone welcome to these
services. Come and fellowship
with US.
Miss Zaidee Chandler called on
Mrs. Lowe Phelps Monday after.
noon.
Mrs. Gerald MosI1er, of Essex,
called on friends in Claiborne
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. A. c. Warner, Mrs. L. A
Yearsley attended teachers meet
ing in Marysville Friday.
A number of Claiborne grang-
ers attended grange at Pharis-
burg on Thursday night and put
on work for a large class of can
didates in the I'D and 4th de-
greeS.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Bell were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Beryl Nor
ris and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nor
ris and family, of Magnetic
Springs Friday and helped cele-
brate the birthday of Mrs. Will.
lam Morris.
1 A large number from this com.
munity attended the opening o.
the Sieg drug store Thursday
Friday and Saturday. This is {
great Improvement for Redwood
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reported better this evening Mon
day..
Rodney Bowersmith spent Sat
urday afternoon with his grand
mother and aunt
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oak extension dining table six chairs side board oval glass
china cabinet oak library tables drop leaf tables
leaves odd tables rocking chairs botomed side chas
desk bookcaes
painted chffoner
springs antique walnut chest draw
antique walnut settee matching chairs; mahogany
stand bseye maple dresser oak dressing table, antique
pictures picture frames; 3pee mahagony high chair
several chdren chairs ice chest sanitary couch and pad books
lamps; china utensils dishes; lawn
garden tools; pair antique lamps; porch
porch settee wash tubs benches boilers crocks
wash baskets flour quilting
clocks; coal oil heater trunks silver glass.
The above mentioned furniture and real
bunch of ANTIQUES the Oldest homes Maysvle
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CARD OF THANKS
I wish to express my issartfelt
thanks to my many friends for