davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-27
Dpr Urant1, orr Tiirtfin
Amalir unn 6alibtn
Grsablt bon Sans 8ader

Ser CONNER oes Sabres 794 mar
ungeipobnlid beiB. sSm fleinen @ar,
ten 81 slneelmoooe Itanoen Die 86us
me nnb Strauder itarr uno unbe.
Deglid, bonn Sonnenliht 1lnbarmber-
sig llmtOnt. Die 8oren Ser Groe l,no
oie Ser 8ldtter uno @rGler oiirIte.
ten oerlaneeno, fein erl0Ienoer Regen
raul6te.
9lm iiiB buftenoen 2inoenbaum
il1nnten Die 8ienen uno breiteten
ibre goloenen 8eipinIte aus. Inter
ibnen iaB amalie, SiirItin bon @ol-
llsln, JOB ihmal unb 5art I'M S6at-
ten Der 2inbe ltno belt ben geoon=
fenIdperen &opf seienft. 36tiel uno
Gebeimnis umldlpebten oie Idone
Seele, Oie beltte Don S6mermut be-
laltet mar: 9a bate lie oue @ege
uno Speflllationen Ser BbiloIopbie
our6meiien, batte Die 8abrbeit ge-
iudt unO glaubte, lie in iofrotiI6er
@eisbeit gefunoen 3u baben, uno ood)
bob Oas fraeenbe Ser5 iid itiirmiId)
uno begebrte an0ere 8elebrung. SSa,
oaS eigenlinnige Ser5 begebrte onoes
re Sattigung, ols oie oa mar, Die
Sofrates, 3enopbon uno Blato &C..
ben fonnten 5eitoem sic Sir
ltin Die S6rift ibres gelebrten
6reunoes Semlterbuis rariItaeus
ooer iiber oie 8ottbeit" - tporin Der
gbilolopb oen pbplico-tbeologiIden
'gemeis fir oas 0aiein zines peri0n=
liden @ottes unb Sdopfers liefert
= geleien batte, bIieb elm Stahel
IN ibrem @emiite auriif, Ser brann-
te oer5ebreno: ~an @ott, an Den
Sdopfergeiit glaubIt on, iett Jude
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-27

bis gum Seroismus uno al alIen
|Spfern bereit. Daron 1nbern ipeber
Berbaftltngen nod EooesurteiIe et-
mas. Der BomfnpitnIar ipollte, TO-
lange es sing. auf ieinem Blase aus
balten itno NOR 5nr Slu6t gar ,tiht
|oorbereitet. als er erfltbr, bob oud
er Dor Elm 8oIfseeridt eeldleppt uer.
oen iollte, fano er nod @elegenbeit,
obne @ep1d iiber Die @ren5e au ent-
flieben. 0as Golfseeridt in 9ubapeit
itel1te ieine nSduIb" felt uno fbidte
ibm vii contnutaciam" 5ebn Sabre
3uhtballs nod.
Sic S6ulen in llngarn iirtb iest
elm Monopol Ser fommuniItiihe,t
Bartei. 8omit iino oie Iesten 8a.
iteien Der in WitteI- europa itebenoen
|mdcbtisen SeItllng oes driltlid-bnma-
niitiiben 8eiites aeritort. Die neuett
Sdnlen itno gum mddtiglteit 8artei-
|inltrument geporoen, SSn bieien 5hu-
len ertparten aber sic &inoer 1iht
mebr Die be,pabrten SroensprofeHo-
rem uno Honnen, neil iie troB Der
geriuhe oes Staates, iie gum l1eber-
|tritt in ieinen 0ienit 5u betpesen, fliht
bereit iparen, 1lnter fommuni1tiIher
&ontrone uno nad atbeiItii6em 2ebr-
plon 5u unterridten.
@ie lange Ser 8ioerItono Der un-
|garil6en STRIDE oauern miro, 1T nibt
abauieben. Wfit einem plotliden Sob
oes &uroinals Minbs5entp rehnet ie-
ser, Der Wosfaus @affen fennt. 0ie
in Ser erlten Observation-Disclosures Itatt-
gefunoene Serbaft1rne pieler 8iidofe
i'm Hahbarlanoe Gurndnien IGBt 6ie
8ermutltng auffommen, Dob oie 8ol,
|idepifen iib feinesnees ideuen ner-
Den, gegen BEN &aroinal nno ieine
braoen Brieiter olle ibnen 5u @ebote
itebenOen 8affen an5itnenben. Die
Bro5eiiionen lino ihon oerboten, Die
@loden llngorns oeritummt, oie 8rie-
tier coe5imiert, bie @l6ubigen in oie
leeliibe 3mangsiade geitedt. 8enn
oas @epiiien Der meltliehen @elt nid)t
balb erfpadt, perben ou1 Die aus Dem
llngliidliden 2anoe fommenben aa,
gelaute balo nerItummen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-27
Rrtrf ai1H ptnrr Staht
itt Drutfh,lann
&on 6 arl ppn &pgeliang
III.
(5ortiebung)
@pbpn leben bic WeMld)en bente?

@tan fann adt Saupterupper
Der grnabrungsberlorgnng feitIteI
len, Die bereits Dor ser @Gbrungsre.
form beltanoen. gieles bat iid ge
hilbert, fir oie in feItem geroienIl
ltebenoen Gerionen lit nandes er.
letdtert, aber fir einen groBen Sell
beIteben nod Die alten S6mierig,
feiten.
BUR 1. 8ruppe 5dblen iene, oie
bon itJren 2ebensmittelfarten leben
slber per feine meiteren 3uIasnlog,
li6feiten bat, III aneifellos Der Inter,
ernabr1ng preisgegeben. Sir Sci,
ntutbertriebene, Gentner unO alte
Seute uno &ranfe lit oie Gage mad,
pie Dor fiirdterlib. Ber irgenS
tann, iudt iih burd gtebentpege Die
Sage gu erleidtern. = BUR 2. @rllp.
pc 5ablen Die @liidliden, oie Ser,
manote auf Dem 2anoe baben. Die
SelbltDerlorger, allo Die 8auern ia,
ben eber Die M6glidfeit, ibren an-
geborigen in oer Stabt aus5ubeIfen.
Man6e eingeIdlafenen 8e5iebungerl
oieier Irt muroen tpieoer aufges
frii6t uno iperoen meioliA ausqes
nuBt. Sod nrlB bierbei cine Iau.
fenoe Seriorgung lolder Mrt ausge.
nukt meroen, iou einigernlaBen ge.
bolfen tDeroen fonnen. BUR 3.
@ruppe geboren Die gerionen, Die
8e5iebllngen au Musl1noern baben.
Sf)on in friiberen 8eri6ten mur,
oe oarallf binsemieien, uie ,pidtig
fir Oie 9eutlden bie Gare-Yatete
iino, Die tie onrh 8ertpanote, 5reun.
De unO caritatipe Silfsorganiiatio.
men i'm Ilslano befonnmen. Oiele
Bofete entbalten 10 bo6mertige Sc.
bensmittel, oaB tie in Der Sat fir
Die Sungernoen mie cine glr5nei 3ur
2ebenserbaltung tpirfer.
Sebt erinnert. man lid an mani
DIES "id)mar5e Sbaf" in einaelnen
5amilien, Oas irgenonann ausman-
oerte uno in Ser nHeuen @elt" lein
Sell iu6te uno oft audi iano. Man-
der oieier gergeiienen miro iid ge-
mun0ert baben, ploslid, niellei6t
naGb 10, 90 SSabren gum erltenmal,
einen 5drtliden grief bon oen ldngit
oergeiienen geripanoten I'M alten
europa 5a erbalten, in Dem auf oie
8lntspermanotiGaft bingelpieien muir
De uno 5nilden ben 3eilen, mebr
ooer ipeniger Oel1tlib 3u leien itano,
oaB man iid iiber cine 2iebesgoben-
ienoung iebr freuen ,piirbe. Oie gro.
BE Scot bat ben Stola ser Menl9en
lebr 5uriifgeihrailbt. Warhmal tpen.
bet man iid) an Meniden, nit oenen
man irgenomann in elmer @eleu-
idaft 5uiammenfaB. uno rimmt auf
oieie 8egegnung 8e5ug.
3ur 4. Gruppe geboren alle iene.
Die man ifon I'M eriten 8eltfriea
als n8amiterer" be3eihnete. Das
Samitern bat iest nodgelaiIen, oa.
ran iin6 aber alih Die boben giien.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-27
grl1ierl"

DeIl - VrlOIeI!
Seuf5eno itanb Die Iiiritin bon ib-
rem Sit auf. Sic, Die lonlt in Der
|anmutieen Ratur aussleib llno @nt-
iponniing fano, iab beute nur ben
leh5enoen 8ranbl =
Gie flaren Iugen Der 5iirItin Der.
ounfelten ii6 i'm 8elti6mera Sa,
nenn es einen perionlihen @ott gibt,
bann bort gr ouh oos @ebet Sci
mes @berbiloes. grlhiittert bob Die
6iirItin ibre Sanoe, 1lno Der Wuno
ibres Ser5ens ipraf in iudenber CT.
fenntnis: r9u gfpiger, on @rlinb Der
Shopfltng, bore mid! Sieb: @elieb-
te, Satin uno Wtutter, Sreunbin
uno Shpelter burfte id peroen, aber
feline oieier GigenIhnften fiiIlte MIDI
bis gum letten 8infel meines Gems,
SIMMER blieb cine 2eere, Elm ssra-
gen uno Hufen na6 Dir suriid. 3ei-
&c mir Deiner 8abrbeit 8eg, id
bin bereit, olles 81 oerlailen, Inn 9id)
al finoen." Ter Wuno oes Ser5ens
daDleg.
Gie liiritin borte sdritte, Der
geoiente fam, er reibte ibr einige
8riefe auf goloenem Sablett. Die
SiirItin iab bie Sdriften ourf): @oe-
the, SerOer 1,no 2apoter mohten 4n-
trage, nit ibnen in &orreiponoen5 5u
treten. 3ie Siiritin lddelte uno tpuB=
te: tie 1piiroe ablebnen, oenn lie iab
in iol6em 8eoanfenallstaulh nur
Iddoli6c 3erltrelulng ibres Ser5ens.
Sic panote ii6 Dem Sauie 81 1no
piomete iih ibren &inoern. SSm iorg-
lolen @eplal,oer pergoB Die Wutter
alle ibre Sorgen. $50 &inoer neil
ten, por es nidt ihper, an leiie bu-
| ldenoe Gngel 5lt glnuben.
@egen slbeno itiir5te aus belaItes
tenn Simnel gepaltiser Regen. $50
rim rauldten ieine tpoblt6tigen
Str0me iiber sic oanfbare groe bin2
Gie 5iirItin lebnte am 1enlter, et-
mas bon Dem grloltiein Der gebrann-
! ten 9atur Itr0mte in ibr Ser5. :.
Sangiam lieB ite itf entfleiben rno
balO itlief Tie oen Sdlaf Der Wen>
llden, Oie getdmpft baben fir Bnbr-
belt uno 9feft, i6lief lange uno aus
rubenb, benn lino uno ianft tpebte
Ole Sulinaht. -.
Inn Die 5orte Stunoe san5 friiben
2idtes, oa oie feinIten Saiern Der
Seele enpfdnglid iinb fir Die
Sdpingungen elmer anberen 8elt,
fam ein Eraum. Sn ieinem 9uft
Iltno S6immer eri6ien Ger Shlaf=
|trdumenoen Sofrates uno ieine Stim.
me iprad: ~Neine So6ter, 10 ueit
fonnte ib bi6 fiibren, nidt tpeiter.
E. Sebt beoarfit on anoerer Siib-
rung.
Sabielig erpa6te Die sSiirItin, iie
griff gum 9u6 oller 8iiher, Idlug
es auf unb fanO oie 8orte: Sob. 7,
16, II. uMeine 2ebre lit nidt mein,
IIonoern 0eiien, Der Nid geianot bot.
-. go iemano min OeHen @illen
tun, Ser miro irme tperoen, oh oieIe
SeDre oon 0oft 1et ooer Oh SD BON
Uflr lel6lt re0e."
8eiit 1nO 5euer umIobte Saupt
Juno Ser5 Ser Siiritin.
@abrlif, lie ipnr geipillt gu er-
proben ob ~oieie 2ebre bon @ott
iei."
Sanfbar fniete Iie nieoer.
Die Glarbeit @ottes llmleubtete
Sic erfannte, lie batte geiuht uno
gerufen, neil lie i1den uno rufen
muBte.
3pilfen 9tad)t uno Sag mar Die
Inttport erldienep. DieIe grs
I6elnung aber perpfli4tete: uner-
ldiitterlid Scum gbriitum in Sci
.ner beiligen Stride 81, besebren.
sSn Dem Sommer oieles 2ebens
fano amalie, 6iiritin bon @aaisin,
ihr ySh,ifInl pS mnr. MunSpI
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OuuIt tHo S1SItuJ1t uutttt LlSI CT ule
!, Witglieoer Der lofalen fon,muniiti-
liden Organization suian,men uno
,beranlaBte fie 5ur Mnnabme zines 8e-
idluiies. tponad Die geritaatlidung
Der Shule BON Der gan3en @e.
meii10e nit Subel begriiBt miro. Die
Ter .einItimmige" 8ei1luB tpurbe Dem
@emein6erat nit Der @ufforberung
1nitgeteilt, oenielben innerbalb bier
'lno5man5is Stunoen an5unebmen.
@m 80. SUM- beriet Die @eneittbeper.
iammlung iiber ben 8eI1luB ser
&ommnlniIten, ndbreno oie 8epolfe-
lrung auf Der StraBe auf bas @rgeb-
mis- Ser 8eratune gebulotg ipartete.
Der Bfarrer belt iicb in Der Stride
lauf.
geab 4blauf oes pterunb5man5ig-
ltiinoigen ultimatllms erihien elm
Observation-Disclosures nit bunbertuno-
5nan5ig Boli5iIten Dor Dem @emein.
oebaus uno periuhte Die Wenge nit
gemeinen Shmdbrufen gegen Die ia,
| tboliid)e Stride unb ben 8farrer auf-
5urei5en, ieboh obne grfolg. Gie 2eus
te perbielten Iib rubig. I'm iie tpeiter
81 rei5en, befabl er ieinen Sdergen,
Ole It,tmmen Demonitranten 5u aer-
itreuen. Ser 8efebl tpuroe erfolgreih
our6gefiibrt: cine sSrau uno Elm &na.
be Duroen nit 8emebrfolbeni1lagen
getotet, breiunopier5ig Srauen unb
pier5ebn Wanner idtper pertpllnoet,
tporanf Die 2ellte, obne @iberItano gu
| leiIten, oen Blas al, rdarnen began-
nen. Grosoem gab Der @a6tmeiiter
einen S6redi6ub ab, bonn Sielte er
auf Elm ohtiabriees aino. Gin Mann
periuhte, ibm oas @etpebr gu ent=
reiBen. gr fam gu fp1t, ser 8adt-
meiiter eri6oB oas &ino, oann fradte
Elm 5Deiter SduB unb ser @ahtmei-
tier blieb tot auf Ser Stelle. Gteler
SdbllduB mar bon einem Bolisiitpu
abgegeben iporoen, Ger aber nibt ben
8a6tmeiIter, ionoern ben our Get-
tung oes &inoes berbeigeeilten Wann
treffen ipollte.
genn befabl Ser politil6e aommii-
Iiar Der Boli5eitruppe, cine @etpebr,
lalbe auf oie 8eD0lferung obaugeben.
@s blieben Oreir.no5ipon5ig Sote uno
8erDunoete in ibrem 8lute Iiegen
Gillige tapfere W1nner Iu6ten ben
Efarrer in ser Stride auf Inn i'm
Dor Der goli5ei gu periteden ooer sur
Sln6t 81 peranlaiien, aber ser 8far=
rer al5talos 5og es Dor, ii6 bel Ser
Boli5ei 81 melben. gr tpuroe nit
5ablreidben @inpobnern perpriigelt,
oerbaftet uno perldleppt, oie Srt-
|fhaft BON Ser Boli5ei um5ingelt uno
flir lange 3eit BON ieoem 8erfebr OBJ
|geldnitten. Ser 1lni6ulbige Bfarrer,
oeiien ein3ige Siinoe es mar, leinen
|firdliben Borseiesten gebordt uno
Den fatboliihen Gbarafter ieiner
Sdnle oerteioigt 81 baben, tpuroe
|6tm Sooe, piele Srtsbeipobner 5u Ian.
Igen &erferltrofen perurteilt. Sic 60
oesitrafe muroe ipdter inn @naoenipe-
ge in lebenslanglicbe &erferItrafe per-
|1panoelt, aber Der ungliidlide Sfurrer
erlag balo Den Wartern Ser &ommll-
IniIten. SIM Sftober tpuroe sic gtad-
ri6t ner0Hentlidt, bob er I'M aerfer
an ~Ser5Iblag" geltorben iei.
W. U
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Br1trllt El1rr zrtt11ng ntht ah!

Br1trllt E11rr zrttung nidlt ah!
enn bm, Iieber 2er br oieei @euuma fir su.
5nns er9alten ba b n 0s iett Sabresbras
ensnienoem 10 beea n ab iunen rubs raa
mee Ooer besablen faun 8r enbem 3euns mter
abbeaeanms bebeat ben gerln suen renmbes
eiuen sdaben fir bic fatboliIde greTe
9m anna beia announcement auf ben Oboamreuna she
Spbnnm &eoie ernuern, 9r meuben auf fol-
senbem 5prmnEar
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am Is. sunni nabm oas garlament
ben @elesentlpurf iiber sic Gerltaat
li6ilng aller S6uIen an, iporalf oe,
Sirltprinlas &aroinal Winossentr
ale Hegierungs- 1lno Barlamentsmit,
lglieoer erfommuni3ierte, sic fir Die
annabme Oes @eieses geitimmt bat.
ten. am 1. Suli erlieB er einen auf.
|ruf an alle 8iidofe Der @elt, geger,
|oteIe offene nno idamloie &riegser.
tlarung gegen bie Stride, bie meni6.
li6en &ebte uno gegen Die SeeIe Sea
|nngariIben Bolfes BEL Der Megieruna
in guoapeit gu proteItieren, tpeil oie
@efabr, in Ser Slut bes Marrismus
unter5ugeben, nidt nur fir ungarri,
lonoern fir Die gan3e @elt beItebt, :
Nnn iasten Die Wfabtbaber in Bu,
onpelt Die 8armber5igen Sdapeltern
aus ben &ranfenb1uiern, 2agern uno
@efangniiiea binaus, perbafteten
Sdaren bon iungen Stuoenteu in
8noapeit uno in ser 8ropi,1o, inter-
nierten ooer iibersaben ben Golfsae-
|ribten ibre 2ebrer. 9ieie aus Som,
|muniiten refrutierten @eribte loraten
oafiir, Dab bieie Sabnentrdger oes SEA.
tboli5ismus fiir lange Sabre numb
tot genabt miirben. Wan 5mang bie
aatbolifen in Die fommuniltilde 8ar-
|tei, man beorobte iie nit Dem 8erlult
ibrer Mrbeitsitellen, man stpang nit
Orobnngen logar oie Yrielter, in ben
8iihofspaldIten, BfarrbGulern, &l0-
ltern llnb SAnlen fir bie Boli5ei an
lpionieren, un6 men oas gelieferte
Materiaf un5ureideno mar, um fatbo,
lileben Siibrern Yro5eiie an5ubGngen,
muroen oie unfrei1piaigen Spione
miBbanoelt uno eingelperrt.
Wie iebr aber trob oieler QuGle.
reien un6 8rutalif1ten oie ltngarn
an ibrem @lauben lino ibrer Stride
bangen er5dblt Der Dor fllr5er 3eit
aus ungarn entflobene 2anoesleiter
Der Mctio Gatboliea, DomfapituIar
Or Siegntnno Mibalopics: gs lit
ielten i'm 2eben elmer Nation elm 6bn-
lider umi6mnng gu beobahten geipe-
len, ipie i'm @laubensleben Ser I'm,
garn unter Der Gnute Der @ottloien.
Das @lalsbensleben bat iidb nertieft,
oas 8olf lit einig in ieiner uneridiit.
Iterliden anbdnglidfcit 5ur Stride,
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Ill.,.

Ser 9farrer Ser @emeinoe gocs,
petri Sobann .ai5talos, REF ieine
8laubigen 5liammen, Inn lie 5u be-
fragen. OBJ lie nit Der 8erltaatlihung
ibrer fatboliiden 8olfsi1ule einoer.
itanoen iino. Sic paren einItimmig
oagegen. Had) Dieruno5nanaig 5tun-
Den erl6ien beinl Bfarrer elm 8oli5ei-
offi5ier aus Der noben Staot Ipirba-
tor ano~ Itellte ibm Sinri6tung ODER
8eportierung in 4usiibt, penn oieler
8eihIuB nidt geanoert iperOen ioate.
als Der Bfarrer it6 auf Die 8eilun-
gen ieiner firAliden Obrisfeit berief,
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oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i'm Gimme Sta
Inns NIT Sreuoen 81 begriiBen nift
geneigt fino.
l1ngendtet oieier Drobungen Der.
bot Der beIoenmiitige aarbiital Mino.
s3enin alien 2ebrfr1ften Ser fatbo.
Iifhen 5hulen, an 8erlammlungen
teilsunebmen, Die Die Sbm1leriing
Der aIten Gedte Der Stride gum elm.
5igen 3iele batten. Seine Sirtenbrie-
fe tpurben in oen &irben porgeIejen,
uie aud Die fategoriid)e grfl1rung
bes &arbinals, Dob er i'm NotfaIle
0ieIe Hedte bis gum duBerlten ber-
teibigen tpiirbe. 8ies bate our Sol.
ge, Dob bic antifir6lihen gerIomm-
lungen trob oes beboroliehen 3pan-
ges in oen meiIten St1oten gar nidt
abgebalten iperoen fonnten ooer iebr
Idupnh bellht apuroen, nGbreno an
ben Bro5eiiionen bisber ME eeiebene
WenIbenmengen teilnabmen. 9ie
Stuoentenifaft in 8uoopet ipeigerte
iih Dem 8erbot an Der Sronleidnoms-
pro5eiiion teilaunebmer, SoIge au lei.
iten, u11o gegen sic 8erltaatli1ung
Der fatboliiden Sdulen liefen aus
alien 8infeln besi 2anbes tauienoe
bon Brotofollen, gelegrommen ,mb
9riefen ein, oie oagegen bitter nno
energiId proteItierten. 8ei Der in ser
Burg in guoapeit peranitalteten
ssronleidnamsproseifion paren feb.
sigtauieno, an ser offentlihen Mnbes
tltng oes beilieen Saframentes nor
Ser 8aiilifa in 8uoapeit bunoertuno-
fiinf5igtauieno, an Ser fir oie ShuI,
iagenb 5elebrierten Meiie abt5igtau,
Ieno Weni6en onpeIenb.
sssm Monat Slni erfIdrte ser Mgent
Nosfaus, Der fommuniItilde 8iftotor
in nngarn Matbias Nafoii, i'm Bar-
lament, oaB infolge noes ontioemo-
fratiiden Gerbaltens Der idmarsen
Reaftion" Die itaatli6e Modt rid
libtsloie WaBregeln anipenoen mir.
De gegen alle, Die oem .erten ginber.
nebmen 5ipiiden Staat unb Stride i'm
Bege" iteben. Gas folgenbe 8eiipiel
unh un5dblige dbnli6e 8orfommniile
5eigen, baB HafoIis grfl6rl,ng feline
leere Drobung mar.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-16
BIZ Eric Andrew


Tangling with the Whitefish
Bulldogs in a traditional game the
Columbia Falls Wildcats last Fri
day scored a as to 40 victory. The
game drew enough fans to fill the
local gym with Whitefish out in
strength.
Whitefish took the lead in the
first quarter, but lost it to the Wild
cats in the second. Smooth passing
and accurate shooting sent the
Wildcats ahead IA points in the
third quarter and Whitefish could
not overcome this lead. The game
was slowed by frequent fouls and
time out periods.
Eureka Lions, defending confer
ence champs, were defeated by the
Wildcats 40 to 33 last Saturday
on the local floor.
The Wildcats were alert and out
played the Lincoln County boys.
Coach Schweinfurt used ten play
ers successfully.
These two wins put Columbia
Falls on top the district conference
with four wins and no losses. The
Wildcats play Whitefish a return
game Friday (tonight) at White
fish and Troy here Saturday.
In last weekend's preliminaries
it was kittens % and puppies %:
kittens "a and Somers 20
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-16
Sun Shines AS Crisp
Weather Takes Over

Sunny days and near zero nights
characterized Flathead valley wea-
#her during the week.
I At Kalispell, federal weather
observer, E S Mark had minimum
Efeadings of 7 above Tuesday; 6.8
|Rbove Wednesday and 10 above
Thursday. During the day the Their
honeter rose into the 20s. Fri
lays low was 9 above.
4 At Bolton the early morning
temperature was down to 2 above.
Forecast is for just above zero
with increasing cloudiness.
The sun was shining for 8 hours
pnd 48 minutes Thursday as COM
pared to the shortest day of the
year December 81 when it was 8
hours and 20 minutes, clouds per-
uniting. Most of the day lengthen-
,lng has come in the afternoon.
Longest day is June 81 when the
sun can shine for 16 hours.
From Apgar, mountains at. the
mead of Lake Mcdonald in Glac-
yer national park presented a beau-
tful winter view in their January
oress. Highway No 2 from Coram
70 Bolton was dangerously icy.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-16
FIathead's First Test
Tube Calf Expected
In Late May, June

First test tube calves in Flat
head county will be born in late
May and early June.
The artificial dissemination pro-
gram to improve the county's dairy
herds was started September l..
About 100 Flathead county far
mers have joined the Western
Montana Dairy Breeders associ-
alton, sponsors of the program.
Approximately 20 per cent of the
F'lathead county members live adj
jacent to Columbia Falls.
Inseminator for the county is
Ray Rydquist, Creston, telephone
POOL. Bulls are kept in Missoula.
Membership in the association is
$40 with Sc for each service with
two free repeats. Now available
are Holstein, Guernsey and Jer-
sey sires with Shorthorn, milking
type, scheduled.
Starting artificial dissemination
services was one of the high points
in Flathead county's 1947 farm
program. Average butterfat yield
in the county has been about 165
pounds. A good dairy herd aver
ages better than 800
The new program makes posi-
BILE top quality string for every
herd. Farmers do not have the ex-
pense of purchasing and caring
for expensive bulls.
Increased dairying is part of |
FlatIaead county's future, and the
new setup is giving dairying a good |
boost.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-16
Emery Blocks LIN
Marked for Sale

A Flatnead national forest mar
king crew is now in the field pre-
pairing Emery creeks blocks L and
M for sale this coming spring.
In the $50 acres, block L has al
estimated 100000 board feet and
block M, 100000 board feet.
Members of the marking crew
are Coram District Ranger Bert
Bealey assisted by District Rang
ers Russell Cloninger. Earl McDon-
nell, Ranger Ray Gardner and Bud
Daugherty.
Near Olney in 'a.e Miller creek
drainage 1000 acres are being
cruised with expectations of up to
100000 board feet of saw tim
Der. In the cruising party work.
ing with District Ranger Harley
Harrison are District Ranger Char
lie Shaw, Rangers Ralph Thayer
and Fred Metcalf.
Opened on February 5 will be
bids on 100000 board feet up Lost
creek in the Tally lake district.
In charge of timber sales under
FL Neitzling, Flathead nation TO-
rest supervisor, is District Ranger
John Castles.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-16
4,13O Trail Miles
Are Highways In
FIathead Forest

Hiker and pack horse highways
are the 1920 miles of trail in Flat
head national forest, fourth larg-
est in the United State.
The trails with the addition of
1856 miles of road, service a mount
ain, valley and forest area larger
than the eastern states of Rhode
Island and Delaware combined.
Now in progress is the annual
winter study of trail use and need
ed improvements, for they are nee
essary to help guard against and
fight forest fires. There are also
eight landing fields.
However, hunters and fishermen
account for most of the trail traf-
fic. Most popular thoroughfare in
the forest during 1947 was trail
No. 80 between Spotted Bear and
Big Prairie on the South Fork.
This 40 mile stretch was used dur
ing the summer and fall by an est
mated LOO people with 5000
horses. Man hasn't visited the area
since late November; it is so miles
from the closest year-around hab-
itation.
Another popular trail in the same
district is No SO up the Spotted
Bear river to the continental di-
vide Tic 1047 IISa WAS an eStiu,.
ated $50 people and 1000 horses.
The Flathead's North Fork has
the Yakinikak and Tuchuck trails
which along with the Whale creek
were the most popular. An estima-
ted 112 people, mostly fishermen,
went up the Tuchuck.
Most. travelled of Middle Fork
trails was No 1856, the Big River
used by an estimated $50 people
and 375 horses.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-16
Soil Conservation
Hearing Date Set

Hearings will be held in Column
bia Falls and Whitefish Friday,
February 6 by the state soil con-
servation committee as to includ-
ing the remaining 2,6O6,1 6O acres
of the county in the present Flat
head county soil conservation dis.
trict. The district now extending
from Kalispell south includes 7O7,-
900 acres.
The Columbia Falls session on
February 6 will sart at 2 p m IN
the grade school auditorium, while
the Whitefish hearing will be at s
p m in the chamber of commerce
office.
If the hearings appear favorable
the state committee will set the
date for referendum. Two thirds
of the resident farmers must ap-
prove formation or charging a
district.
The soil conservation program is
voluntary and makes no demands
on farmers. However it's assistance
is needed as to information, MA
chinery and seed to prevent ero-
sion and help soil usage, it is av-
ailable.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-16
Schedule Chamber
Meeting on Friday.

January melting of the Columbia
Falls chamber of commerce has
been postponed from next Thurs
day to Friday at 8 p m in the high
school.
Meanwhile the membership COM
mittee is contracting the 60 busin-
ess establishments and retailers
in the town. Annual dues In the
chamber are $40 with honorary
memberships given teachers and
ministers.
Members of the membership
committee are Chairman Lee
Dickey, H H Davall, Elmer At
seth, John Clapper and Bill Ma