davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-26
USEDCAR
BARGAINS

6AhIAlNO
ls4s Hudson Super Six 4-Door
Sedan
ls4S Buick Roadmaster DYna-
flow 4-Door Sedan
l948 Buick Super Estate Sta
ton Wagon
l94a Nash 800" 4-Door Sedan
ls4s Chevrolet Fleet Master
Club Coupe
1919 Plymouth Special Deluxe
Tudor Sedan
lS40 Oldsmobile SO" Hydra
matte Drive Tudor Sedan
ls4S ChrYsler Windsor 4-Door
Sedan
l94e Chevrolet Style Master
Tudor Sedan
ls4l Plymouth Special Deluxe
4-Door Sedan
ls4l WHY'S American 4-Door
Sedan
1910 Buick Super 4-Door Sc
dan
Evening star., 1949-05-08
Science Calendar
Technical Society
Meetings Listed

Scientific and technical society
meetings have been announced
this week by the Joint Committee
on Press Relations of the Distric,
Council oY Engineering and Archi-
tectural Societies and the Wash
ington Academy Of Sciences AL
meetings listed are open 10 the
public.
MONDAY
Institute OF Radio Engineers,
pm, PEPCO auditorium. c. NJ
Jansky. jr. and Stuart L. Bailey
consulting radio engineers. Large
Scale Operational Research in In
dustry as illustrated by the Great
Lakes Radar Studies" Dinner
$50. pm. Old ODonnell's Res
taurant.
American Society for Metals
8:l5 pm, Elks club. 9l9 II street
NV. DR.. Harold K. Work. N. Y
University. Some Factors Affect
ing Behavior Of Steel During Cold
Working" Dinner at 7 pm, Elks
club.
TUESDAY
American Institute Of Electri-
cal Engineers. 9 pm. PEPCO audi
fori,ty,o TaNioe NIGHT
Society of Plastic Engineers. Z
pm, Materials Testing Labora-
tory, National Bureau of Stand
ards. Robert j. Brinkema. indus
trial designer. Case Histories Of
Reinforced Plastics."
American Society of Mechanical
Engineers. 8 pm. PEPCO audi
torium. Capt. Harold z. Saunders
U. S. NJ, THE Function and Oper.
alton of a Ship Model Basin" An
nual meeting and election oi
officers.
Chemical Society of Washing.
ton, 8:15 pm, Arts and Science
Building, University of Maryland
Sections on Biochemistry. 1nor-
ganic and Analytical Chemistry
Organic Chemistry and Physical
Chemistry. Dinner at $50 pm.
University dining hall; for reser.
vations telephone B. r. Scribner
OR. 4040. Ext. 233.
FRIDAY
American Society Of Agricul-
tural Engineers. II am, Agricul-
tural Engineering Department
University of Maryland. Tour o1
agricultural engineering shop. New
facilities of the College Of Agri-
culture. Luncheon in university
cafeteria 1890 pm.
EXHIBIT
National Sociological Society
Second Annual Salon, Graphic
Arts Division, National Museum
Through May 81. Q am. to 4:3(
pm.
Evening star., 1949-05-08
SodoIity Union Reflects
Mrs. Joseph A. Equn

Mrs. Joseph A. Egan has been
elected to serve again as president
of the Sodality Union of Washing
ton. 1t was announced yesterday
Mrs. Egan Is from st. Gabriel's
Parish.
Elected to serve with her are
Miss Catherine McDermott Of St
Matthews Parish. vice president:
Miss Ruby Bresnahan Of st.
Jerome's Parish, recording secre-
tary. and Mrs. Lucy Goldsborough
| Of st. Peters Parish as treas
urer,
Evening star., 1949-05-08
Rabbi BresIau 10 Start
Jewish Appeal Today

Rabbi Isadore Breslau. associate
general chairman Of the Washing
ton drive for the United Jewish
Appeal. viii be the keynote
speaker At a kickoff breakfast"
at 10 O'Clock this morning for
about $50 workers Of the mems
division At the Jewish Comnun-
ity Center. The Greater Wash
ington goal is S2,500, 900.
In charge Of the breakfast are
Aaron Goldman, mems division
Evening star., 1949-05-08
s. With Junior Police
To Receive Certificates

F1fty-ttlFee boys and gtrax wac
are outstanding leaders os ;hs
Junior Police and Catanens' corps
vii be g1vea special certancaiex al
honor at~s - pm. Tuesday ~ shs
corps headquarters. T2e Barry
place NV.
The awards vii Be presented By
Inspector Lloyd Z, Kelly. assist
ant superintendent Of police Or
Fairfax Brown wiu give u esie.
talk On youth responsibility
Evening star., 1949-05-08
Clemmer 10 Address
Pentooon Sociology Gloss

nonaad CaerarzssF agsvctesg es ssas
District Department o. CeFywx-
tons. wia address Armed Fsstess
sociology students 81 s ar. to-
morrow Ia tass F>rstagusa,
The Scx aalagy siASsrs. AasG trgss
w1th ifar University @. NiAgysaee
Evening star., 1949-05-08

chairman. and four associate
chairmen. Herman SeuSaks. Or
Milton Baidtngsr. Irving Canto,
and Abe Lrner.
Joseph cnerner. Washington
campaign chairman. said Amer
lean Jewry has N unp-ece-
cented opportunity 20 empty ttas
DIP camps O! Europe ard trans
fer $50 600 Jews 10 Israel this
year. II we fail IN this fund drive
then everything we have built uI
may be lost. .
Evening star., 1949-05-08

asr par ss tess re s.ss 8 s4sssa EssgaS -
~ - - Trxsta a<as Agsssea F@sxss
psrsaszrSs a. tsse FxnaaEea sasa
sxasse6e skassg ~ SasAsA-
Evening star., 1949-05-08

Masse w4l ae slTr.xsart ~ tsas
CpwtcwU Choir ass1 tsae Eagsy
FaTrns Csscr.
Evening star., 1949-05-08

Maxieo's health department Is
training many new iechnicia1s
for its increasing sanitary hgigades.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-17
Gala Christmas
Parties A tFuchs
Baking Company

Two large Christmas parties are
scheduled this year as, usual. TOT
employees of the Fuchs Baking Co.
The first, which takes place the
evening of December 10 and is for
the Colored employees, will be at
tended by about 100. The second
for White members of the staff, will
be held December IT, and an at
tendance of 800 or so is expected.
Complete turkey dinners will be
served at both parties, and bonus
checks will be distributed to all EN-
ployees. Each person, according TO
the tradition Of many years, brings
a small gift, which he places IN
Santa's bag, and after the festive
dinner is over, all gifts are opened.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-17
DELTAS ADD FIVE

Once more Beta Zeta Sigma Chap
ter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority,
brought within its folds, Saturday,
November 20, five more sisters.
These young ladies who now flash
the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority pin
are Mesdames Annette McNeal, vi
vilora Carney, Roscella Everette,
Mary Baker and Doretha Payne.
The sorority was lavishly entertain
ed at Odell's Restaurant, and it is
interesting to note that each soror
is wearing a specially engraved
bracelet with her name and the Del
ia Sigma Theta insignia.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-17
Miami University
Chaplain To Preach
At St. Agnes

The Rev George Il. Quincy, vicar
of the Church of the Epiphany and
Chaplain of the Canterbury Club of
the University of Miami. will be the
Guest Preacher at the 7:15 pm.
Solemn Vesper service of st. Agnes
Church, Sunday, December 18th -
the Fourth Sunday in Advent. FIR.
Quincy is an able preacher and you
cannot afford to miss hearing him.
Other services for the day will be
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-17
Former 332nd
Fighter Group Ace
First Negro To Enter

Charles r. FoXX, 81, one or
Americas outstanding Negro air
men, will perform a series of thrill
ing aerial stunts as a feature of the
18th annual Miami All American
Air Maneuvers, January 13-14-15, at
Opa Locka airport, it was announc-
ed this week.
A native of Florida, FoxX now OPP
crates a flight service at Norfolk.
Va. In the past few years he has
starred as a stunt specialist in nu-
merous air shows in the east.
Born and raised in West Palm
Beach, the personable Foxx first
learned to fly at Tuskegee Institute
where he graduated in 1910 with
degree in printing.
He received his flight instructors
rating in Al and soon became
squadron commander in the Army
primary flying school at Tuskegee,
which trained hundreds of service
pilots, including those later attach
ed to the renown 332nd Fighter
w OTlu w Oh IL
Although flying ranks first with
Foxx, he has still found time to fol-
low the printing trade. For while
he served as a linotype operator on
the Norfolk Journal and Guide, and
at one time in his home town of
West Palm Beach years ago he
worked as a printer for the Florida
News Printing Co.
Today he manages GIs flight
training school, approved by the
Veterans Administration, in connec-
ton with his service at Norfolk. He
owns five training planes. On the
Miami show he'll fly his special
Boeing biplane equipped with
smoke trail device.
Foxx flies at an extremely low
altitude, performing just about
every stunt in the book, plus a few
of his own invention. His daring
exhibition has been hailed the nation
over as one of the most spectacular
demonstrations of precision flying
ever witnessed.
Other air show attractions are the
closed course race for midget air
planes. which develop speeds of 200
m.p.h. in spite of their baby size, and
the National Aerobatic Champion
ship contest.
Also, there will be military parti-
cipation featuring the latest jet
fightercraft streaking along at more
than ten miles a minute. Novelty
acts designed to jangle nerves In
clude batwing parachute jumps,
wing walking, formation stunt fly
ing. inverted ribbon cutting a n d
many others.
Miami's annual air show is re-
garded as the country's top winter
aviation classic. Since its inception
in 1929 it has attracted international
attention, and today no other air
meet in the u. S. can boast such
long continuity of yearly presenta-
tions in the same city.
Special provisions are being made
to accommodate Colored spectators.
A limited number of advance tickets
are now on sale at Sweeting and
North, 1874 NV 10th st.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-17
Fla. Stunt Flyer To All
America Air N aneuvers
"Memories Of
Yesterday"

Be sure to read Memories of Yes
terday", a new feature in the Miami
Times, written by Elliott j. Pieze,
Times Staff Writer, from informa-
ton given by Bristo Payne, ST.,
former member of the old Miami
Giants Baseball Team. The first in
stallment appeared in our last issue
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-17

Low Mass at 1880 am, Sung Mass
and cermon at 7:45 am, Church
School at 100 pm, Service League
Advent Tea at 500 pm. TO all
these services, the public is invited.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-23
LEGAL NOTICES
EXECUTORS NOTICE

Having qualified as executor of
the will of D. F. McGougan, de.
ceased. late of Columbus County.
North Carolina. thE; = 10 notify
all persons having claims against
the es9e of said deceased to cx-
hibit then to the undersigned at
Tabor City, N. c., on or before the
End day OF November. 1850. or
this notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate will please
make immediate payment.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-23
Negro News
PAGE TWO

Albert Cause. Z .a'crtained a
number OF guests i, his nome
FRIDAY night, Nov. 10. the occa-
sion celebrat;ne l,.s birthday an
niverSary. Delicious refreshments
we're served and all the guests cn-
ioycd the party.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-23

Mr. aud Mrs. Henry BRYANT al
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter. Evelyn. to John {.
Johnson. The wedding will take
place at the Bryant home Satur-
day night.
The Junior and Senior Choir OF
Dunn, \. C.. presented a special
program al the st. Matthew ~
NJ T. Church Sunday evening.
There has been some interior
work done at the First RapliS'
Church and the a,l.iior um u
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-23
Full Gospel Tabernacle
Clarendon Baptist
Church

Few. Clyde Prince Paste, 70 =.
Bible School each SUMO: w S'
Preceding. TN sa'urda" =, =
end trh SUNDAY, -, ~
Preaching 2nd Sun6aT "'' ''
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-23

PIANO IN THIS VICINITY CAN
be bought for balance due. II
Interested write Johnson Piano
Exchange. Hickory, n. {. 4tp
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-23

much improved.
The Parent Teachers As'ncia-
lion will hold their resr.c rect
ing at the school Tuc<C&, hsht,
November %, at 1870. Al parents
are urged to attend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-23

p. A. JOHNSON. Paste.
Preaching
Saturday before ttH
Sunday 100 pm.
tth Sunday morning 100 am.
Sunday School 1000 am.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-23

FOR RENT or room apart
mcnt. Mrs. Minnie Jordon. Ia
Dor City. l'p
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-23
ORCHIDS DLNOTED RANK

Ancient Indian rulers in MeNlc"
u>ed to carry rare orchids III tnc'r
hands, as q mark of r2rk. wren
the vappeared III public.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-23

Friend-"You say the judge
f;r,n >ou $40 lor no cauSc al ALL
DanrcT--Oh. nr-l SAID Tor n"
.auXe at all.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-23
SPENT On Arros

American, Sro.
money on their .m, ~ nm
wear rs "a> >pcn, .'.'9ieS IN
in li8t9o-ino.adin., 10, .oI .every'b'
-----.----- ' Vdtf.eSn,,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-23

iaiIs and prisons to detect metals
smuggled in to inmates by VS.
itOrS.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-15
gooa 8rotDns Die. Tiire gum 8oi,.
6oir ibrer Serrin.

gooa 9rotpns Die Tiire gum 8oli.
ooir ibrer Serrin.
Der ilnge Wonn, an tpel1en oieie
Mnfforoerrttg erging, a0gerte einerr
Mngenblid auf Der 5dpelle; er fitbr
Ifid NIT Der bebanoidubten Medten
fIiidtig iiber Ole bobe, idon fable
|Stirne, als Oh ct i'm 3apeifel lei, mas
er tun iolle. rSft es eeipiB, bob mei-
Inc 8raut gleid) mod Sauie forlnt,
Moele2"
vDas gna6ige Sraulein nladt rur
cine 8eiorgung, in tpenigen Min,iten
miro iie bier iein."
&err 8anfert mari iid ieuf3en6
in einen Der Seiiel, tpelbe Dor benz
Glide itanben; er gdbnte bernebm-
Hid uno 5og Die idpere, gol6ene ubr
berbor, aufmerfianl bas 3ifferbIatt
|betrabteno. Gann legte er iidb ipeit
5uriid uno lieB ieine lebboften, sralt-
EN- Mngen foridenb bon einem Sc
genitanbe gum anbern gleiten.
gs berri1te nidt eben n1uitergiil-
|tige Sr6n11ng in bem neinen, fomfor-
tabel eingeribteten @enln9. Mnf ben
biibiden Heinen Statuetten, auf oen
bretten @olbrabmen Der Selgenl1lbe,
|auf oen 8iidern iino photographer
lagerte cine biinne Staublbi1t. Ser
iunge Wann ,benlerfte es iogIeib.
3miihen ben @erfen beriibnter
Dibter, Die in eleganten @inb1iroen
|auf bem groBen Glide bor linn la-
gen, itano Elm oaerliebiter, fleiner
HantoffeI bon blauem Mtlns. 8iel-,
leibt ipiirbe elm anoerer 8rGutigam
aus Der gfieoIidfeit oeiielben bon
gnt5iiden einen SdluB auf ole sier-
liden 6iiBden ieiner al1fiinftigen @e-
mablin ge5ogen baben. gberbarh
Banfert babte niht baran. gr nabm
ben 8antoffel in Die Sat16 uro be.
iab i'm priifeno BON alien Seiten.
.Die 4appe eingetreten, ser ab-
ias idief." Mit oieien l,ngeouIoig
berborgeitoBenen @orten lieB er oen
|Shub auf bic grbe fallen llnb blies
feline taoellolen @lacebanbi1ube ob.
~goba bat slnlagen our l1noronung;
ettpas gntieblideres femme ia nidt
BET elmer Srau," milrnelte- er itirn.
run5elnb. Sein 8lid fiel anf elm
fleines Bud, auf beiien Dedel bns
8ort nHoeiie" georudt mar. Gin
ipottiides 2adeln glitt Inn oie Sip
pen bes iungen Mannes. Gin
Stammbud)! @as fir a6rtliae Ser
lie mOgen barin iteben? Do9 nein,"
fubr er fort, in Dem 8ude blGtterno,
uaIles gooas Sanbidrift! @ngIiide
Sieoer! SD mill nift boffen, oab
lie @e6idte idreibt. Bas lit oas?
Wabrbaftig oeutld. ltno 90 ftebts
s -
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-15
mif Coca 8romn
NpbeIe npn N. 0erbert
hatte. Sen BeI1tdler All e1nbfonnpn

batte, ben 8eiuder au elnpfangen.
geoG ebe ser Srelnoe einige Sdrit.
te ipeiter in oas 3irnlner getreten
mar, offnete ii6 aberrnals bic Siire
nno slaron &ot itiirate berein; er
isberflog nit baltigem 8lid oas 3im-
mer, elite auf iein &inb 5u, bob es
auf oen arm uno berlieB Die Stube.
Im ausgang ipenoete er itd Ser
SdriftiteGerin 5u llno rief: vS1en.
fen Sic Dem @orte bes Wannes fein
@ebor; gutter 8iue Itebt nidt auf
ieiner Stirne."
alirreno flog bie giire binter linn
ins SbloB. Sest tpenoete iif) Der
5rentoe nit einen melanboIiIden
2adeln Ser Dame 5u, Die bod aufs
geri6tet in Der Witte ibres 3irtners
itano; troB ibres tpunoerli6en 9ln-
5lges, tros ser 4rmut ibrer ltn1ge.
bung NOR tie cine ipiirbepoue gr-
l6einl1ng, Ser man bie ipirflibe 9u=
me aniab. Der Srembe empfano oies
aud; benn ieine 8erbeugung tpar tiei
nnO relpeftpoa, obgleid ieoe ieiner
8epegungen perriet, oaB 8efeblen
feline @etpobnbeit mar. SIM b0flihiten
Gone bat er Tim g,1ti6uloigung, baB
er 1lnangemeloet eintrete; er babe oie
Sienerin 1i6t 9efunoen, I'M ibr lei-
ne &arte abaugeben.
Die S6riftIteferin ld6elte, als lie
Die 0ienerin eripabnen b0rte, tpel6e
tie nidt beiaB; aber inoem lie ben
Sremoen oen Stubl ibr segeniiber
antpies, glitt Elm fragenber 3ug UNI
ibren Wuno: tie batte bieie Gimme
idon geieben. Cine Slut pergeiiener
gmpfinoungen tau6te in ibr auf;
allein lire @rinnerungen iparen no.
menlos uno baltlos. Sest reidte er
ibr ieine &arte: ySenrD ban Der
Souien".
Sbre Sanb ianf langlam nieoer.
0ein Ser Same NOR niht pergeiien.
Sbre slueen ridteten ii9 falt er-
i6roden auf ben Wann, oeiien bii-
itere glide unperpanot an ibr bin-
gen.
n9ie Soten leben," iogte er, unb
ieine tiefe Gimme ipeilte nit i6ipe-
rer 8etonlng auf ieoem @ort. u@enn
Tie aber bel ben 2ebenben eri1einen,
bonn finoen iie feinen @lauben. Gon
i'd oieie grfabrune BET Sbnen mo-
|6en2"
5rdulein Suffers glnt1port flang
ettpas een1eiien. uger5eiben sic, Denn
Die 21nee Der 3eit mid einen Weo-
ment atpeifeln lieB, Oh id) meinen
Iugen trauen tonne. Sest freili1 ie-
be idl, tpie penig sic iid beranbert
baben."
r@enig perGnbert?" fieI ibr BON
Ser Souien ins @ort. so Iogen sic,
unb oenno6 iino sic auf Der StraBe
an mir poriibergegangen obne einen
Sunfen oes grfennens in Sbren Mie-
men,"
Isle irren, ipenn sic oenfen, bob
id Sic fir tot sebalten. Inter Der
Wasfe oes frentben Namens babe i1
|Sie on Sbren @eiitesproouften mobl
erfannt 1,no bin bon Sbrem 2eben
genuelam iiber5eugt tporoen."
gtnem idarfen 8eobadter tpiirbe
Der feline 3ug Der 8efrieoisung, Der
,1m oes Wannes 2ippen ipielte, 1idt
|entgangen iein, ia, er tpiiroe lie aus
Sen nit leidter Snoifferns seiprode-
men 8orte gebort baben.
uMein @ott, ia, i6 babe einige
grfolge gebabt, Die Nenge bat mir
applauoiert; auein, mas lit bas? Sd
beiibe feline Mutoren-gitelfeit.
r@esbalb idreiben Sic oenn?"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-15
GortIesung)

rGoter 5eisen!" 9amit rannte lte
nod) Ser Siire, oer &ater btnter 1br
her. unb bon ser Ereppe aus nernabm
oie I6delnoe 2auI6erin Die Siebes'
1porte, Die oas &inb an ieine Bnppe
ridtete.
Die Sfriftitellerin nabm NIT nel1s
en1 0fut ibre slrbeit auf. v8elh EN-
Sonnenltrabl lit iol6 Elm aino!" flii-
iterte tie Dor iid BIN, uno pie Sons
nenglan5 Lug es auf ibren n1iloen,
bIeiden 3iigen.
slllein, longe ionte tie sic unge-
itorte &ube nid]t eenieBen; balo febr'
te Rebeffo auriid, Die Suppe frampf'
boft i'm slrm balteno, nit rot ee'
lpei1tten slugen
ussremoe Mann, Guppe niht boz
ben," ldrie iie sornig i6on IN Der
Siire, Sannab Suffer oabte, bob IT.
aeno elm ltnberufener einen lhlehs
ten 8is nit oem ainoe iid) erlaubt
ba6e; lie nifte linn MIR 5u. Sbre 8es
oaufen uaren fern BEL Der 8elbihte,
oie Tie idrieb. 9tebeffa berubigte ltb
ou6 bnlo.
,8uppe ins 8ett, iaste oie &lei-
ne geIdaftis, uno perbielt it'd oan1t
cine 3eitlang mdusdenitia; balo
aber bradte lie lt6 BON neuem IN grs
innerung. Gin ounlpfes, rollenoes @e=
rauId tonte burd bas 3immer, eln
id,,paher aanonenoonner fir ihpas
he 9eernen. gntiett iprang Die
SdriftItellerin in Die Sobe. gs roas
te ettpas INN uno iiber ibre SiiBe uno
Iegte iid auf ibre Sdleppe; es iprang
uno fugelte IN aaen gden oes fletnen
@emads. giebefta batte ben &artot-
felforb in oos 3inmer allsgeleert nno
mar eben oaran, oem @idelftno NIT
tells ibrer Sdiir5e ein Sager IN Dem
aliidIid eroberten &orbe 5u bereiten.
,8uppe I'M 8ett!" flang cine iauh-
sen6e Stimme pom Sfen ber. San-
nab Suller moate lbelten l,rto n1nBte
bod, laden; lie itoub ratlos in Der
Witte ibrer 5erltreuten Shate. Sa
flopite es on Der Siire; reiigniert
ianf iie 5uriid auf ibren Stubl nno
rief: rSerretn!"
rgs piro Der 3eitunssiunge iein,
Der Inn bieie Stunoe au fommen
pfleqt; er fann belfen bie &ortoffeln
einleien," oadte iie, oenn ibr &iiden
NOR iteif uno iie liebte oas giiden
11idt ionoerlid. Sod Der 3eitungs-
iunge tpar es nift; es mar eine
iremoe @eitalt, Die % eintrat: Elm
&err in elesanter &leibung, elm grs
eigt,is in Ser engen @aiie. Selbit
auf oen belebten, breiten Srottoirs
Ser SouptitraBe, mo frer1oartige gr-
i6einu1,gen feline Seltenbeit iinb,
tpiirbe er Die Iugen auf ii6 ge5ogen
baben.
Der Srembe beiaB zines iener Ell.
gentiinllid allsgepragten 8eithter,
bel oeren anblid oie 2eute iagen
rgr muB bieles bur6gena6t baben.
sSa, bas 1lnitat fladernoe nno ood)
ausbrudspoue Muge er5dblte beutlih,
baB oieier Wann piel erlebt, biel er-
fabren, piel geoadt uno = niel ge'
iiinbiet bate. Sein Sitter tpdre i6uer
5u beitirnnen geipeien; oenn bic 2eb'
baftigfeit ieiner 3iige lieB i'm abmed-
ielno jung lno alt eri6einen. Ct
muBte 5luiiden pier5ig uno fiinf5ig
Sabre aabIen.
Die fleine Hebeffa itarrte ben
Sremoen nit groBen slugen dngltli6
on, 6ann fliidtete lie aus ibrer gde
am Sfen unb idpiegte iid) on oas
&leib Der Dame, nelde iid erboben
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-, tpie fdno' id Stub uno Grieo'
&ann niht ifiiseno Inn i'm idpeben.
OfuB bod beimlib Inn i'm beben.
-, tDie fdno' ib Stub unb Srieo',
Benn er in oie Serne aiebt?
-, mie lang miro mir bie geaht,
giniam obne Sroit uno &,lrbe;
Sblaflos 5dbl' i6 ieoe Stunbe.
10, tpie lang miro mir bie Nadt,
I'm i'm iorgeno bingebra1t!
gberbar6 Hanfert NOR cine ber-
niinftige, rubige geatllr, uno aifD
|lein 8eruf als @eiddftsmann mies
ibn oarauf bin, 1lur praftiiden Din4
gen greBen 8ert bei5ulegen. gs bot
|te ibn feinesmegs llnangenebm be-
rmbrt, tpenn ieine 8raut BEL elmer
|gelegentli9en Mbtpeienbeit 10 beIorgt
an i'm gebabt; es tpiirbe i'm nod
mebr gefreut baben, tpenn iie linn auf
ieine &eiie elm ielbitgearbeitetes mol
lenes Eud nit Der 8emerfung nod
|geididt bate: ngberbarb, mein Iie-
Der Sdas, id neiB, baB ou Iei6t
tranlpirierit; i6linee Inn oes Sim
mels lDillen BEL bem geringiten Bug
beifolgen0es Smb Inn ben 9als."
Das mare ungefdbr Die 5pra1e Der
2iebe geiDeieL tpelher er 8erit1nb-
mis- entgegengebrabt bGtte; allein Die
gntoedung, 6aB Tie 8erie ihreibe.
mar al oeprinieren6.
u@ine idriftIteaernoe syrau!" 1ln6
nit oieler 8oriteaung traten alle
|Sbiloerungen bon nerna6lGiiigten
$ Sausbaltrngen uno 1,ngliidlinen
gbemannern, bon emancipation mno
5rauenregiment bor ieine Seele. l1nb
Damn - oiele iibergroBe gmpfinoIam-
feit. Drei Gage 9rennung tparen se-
niige1o getueien, tie au einem iolhen
@efiiblsansbrud bin5ureiben. @dred-
lid!
gr trat ans SenIter uno tronmel-
te beftig on ben S1eiben. ssn 6ieIent
Angenblid trot Die iunge Dame, bic
mir bereits bon Dem 8u1b1noler
uWib 8romn" anre6en b0rten, ba-
ltig ins 3immer. sic mari ibren
Sonnenidirm aino bas fleine Bnfet,
oas tie trmg, auf Dos Sofa u16 reihte
ibrem 8erlobten beibe &1noe bin.
rWein ein5iger gberbaro, Daft ou
ihon lange alif mid getpartet!" Da.
bel glitt 6as bunfIe Samt-8areH BON
ibren ihwar5en 2oden, unb iie Ihante
init gliiflidem 2ddeln 81 ibm nuf.
r3ien1lid lnnge," entgegnete er
berorieBli1. rDu tpeiBt, Bel mns
aanfleuten beibt es: ,8eit tit @eIo'. +
(5ortfetias foIeo
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.8itte, treten sic n6ber, Serr
Hanfert; 0as gn6oige Dr6uIein lit
|auSgega,tgen, iie miro nber gIeih al.
|riidtommen." wait oieierl @orten off.
nete oas 5ierlide aammermdoden
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-11-01

4-November |. l949
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-11-01
'WYNN'S
FRICTION
PROBING
made my
ma0e nv
Corn Shelter run
40 COOLER!"

So says Mr.. J. J. Hansen OF
Hartley, Iowa. who operates
Corn Shelters. He continues:
'In April, 1947, Iwos running
q Minneapolis Shelter off a
'46 Ford truck with a Mer-
curry engine. Although we
were Smelling only 400
bushels on hour, the engine
wos up to the boiling point.
81 added Wynn's Friction
PROBING Oil TO the engine.
In 10 minutes, il wos running
at normal temperature. "a
400 drop! And it stayed
normal even whenI stepped
Smelling up TO 1000 bushels
an hour! I've had no over
heating troubles since | be-
gon using Wynn's Friction
PROBING OIL"