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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-11

Lightweight. sturdy grasscutter
parts are made from magnesium,
the worlds highest structural met
al. Magnesium sand castings are
three times stronger and rs per
cent lighter than the same parts
fabricated Of other materials. Be-
cause magnesium sections can be
made thicker without a weight pen
atty. magnesium parts are sturdy
and can resist more handling abuse
than can many other materials
used In this application.
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Calves Not AnemIc

Among all farm animals. the calf
IL least susceptible to nutritlonal
Anemia. It is born with q four.
month supply Of copper and iron in
its liver. and before II exhausts this
supply II Is experimenting It's milk
diet with feeds that contain these
minerals. The pig, In contrast. is
born with only enough iron TO last
. week or 10 days, and II II does
not have access to soil or receive o
mineral supplement by the end Of
that period. nutritIonal Hnenia II
almost certain to develop.
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Sorry Pie Crust

II the lower pie crust Is brushed
with egg white before filling the
crust will not become soggy during
the baking Of fruit and custard
pies
Mention this paper when patron
iEinK advertisers.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-11

st. Monica Guild met Monday,
Feb. 8, at the home of Mrs. lie Roy
Coleman, 716 Carroll Ave. The
club made plans for a Mardi Gras
to be held at Halle Q. Brown
House on March /.
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bottles IN the AUDITORIUM II The fans had had some-
thing to throw besides taunts and boos, somebody
around ring side would have gotten hurt
Stopped by the Dome. later. where Red Allen and
his boys are reigning til the 14th. The drummer
called the Mole" neither grunts, pants, makes
faces or chews gum. but he's the greatest I've
heard.
Hgginbotham in another world that night.
He sure has big eyes, Aliens by-hne is keep some
thing in your hand folks" This gentle hint should
be good for the Dome's business.
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NEW YORK
Harry Evans, former advertis-
ing manager of the New Jersey
AFRO AMERICAN. was named
sales manager of the Associated
Publishers at a meeting Of the
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CHATTER -PATTER
BY HELEN SMITH
THE WINNER

Witnessed coupa smelly decisions the Minneapolis fight card
last Thursday night Starournal sporswter called guessing
game played by the judges understand permit
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board Saturday in the Offices of
API, 562 Fifth Avenue. Mr.. Evans
succeeds Joseph z. LaCOur who
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Rahiuht

P. &. 8ei6, ST., iaet in ieinem
8uhe: r0as religioie 2eben fir Die
gebiloete M6nnertpelt": r&ein Got
tesglaube obne R66itenltebe. - gs
lit beflagensmert, baB bie Meni6en
10 gut tpiiien, mas ibnen ielbit ge-
biibrt, uno 10 ipenig, mas iie anbes
rem i6uloen. Sci i'm l1meang nit
ieoem itets riidlidtspou, benfe inn
mer, o11 pdrelt an bes geGdIten ur1o
Ser Na6ite an beiner Steue, uno bu
mirit ME unbiaig Iein. Gbriitus iagt,
mas INNER Dem gea6Iten geI6ebe,
oas iebe @r an, als Sbm ielbit ge-
ldeben. 8enn Dir iemano Elm 2eio
5ufiigt, 10 begeene ibm nit freuno-
li6en 8orten, oenn 10 tpirit bu oi6
unO ibn beldnftigen. 0as Ger5eiben
unter BEN Wenifen gebt biniiber un0
beriiber uno lit 10 unerldBlid, pie
oas ItemboIen!"
Sn bieien 8orten 1ieet cine erni ite
gerurtetlung Ser &a6iu6t.
8ir beriteben 5unG9it unter 9fo-
DIE oie 8egieroe na6 bem Gergnii=
gen, tpel6es oarin beitebt, Die uns
bon onoern 5ugefiigten 8eleiSigun-
gen 5u bergelten; iteieert ii9 oieie
8egieroe 5ur 2etoenidaftli6feit, 10
miro oie &ade sur &a6iu6t. gti6t
ieOe abnoung elmer erlittenen 8e-
leioigung lit 9ta6e. 8erteioige id
mid in re6tli6er 8eiie gegen Die
mir 5usefiigte 8eleibieung, 10 babe
i6 nur elmer 9Sfli6t geniigt, pel6e
Die Selbltliebe foroert. 9ie Ibnoung
Der erlittenen 8elei6igung miro erIt
Damn 5ur 9fade, 1penn eritere nit
Suit gei6iebt.
9ie 9fa6lu6t lit 10 re6t eigentlid
cine slusgeburt ser S0ae. Otit Dem
9riitliden @eiite itebt bie &adiudt
IN idroffem @eget1iabe. 8er &a9-
lu6t in ieinem Ser5en ndbrt, ser
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Tamiltenkreis

geben fann, 1uobl nid)t obne &antpi
uno Niibe, nidt obne beitanoige @r-
5iebung ba5u. @ber pelte geiitige
@rrunsenldaft marc Sir ie obne req.
li6e 0eitipirfung2 8eriu6 es NUT
einmal, Die 8elt, in Der @utes uno
3e6tes nod inn lteberfluB porban-
oen, i'm ridtigen 2idte gu ieben. Ser
JUDI es, lie 81 lieben trot Ser Wta-
feln, bie an ibr baften, benn iie lit,
audi no6oem bie Siinoe uno nit ibr
Oos 2eio in oieielbe gefommen lit,
Elm abglan5 bon @ottes Serrli6feit,
Elm slusfluB Seiner 8eisbeit, au-
mo6t unb @iite geblieben. Ma6er,
mir alio oem siitigen Serrn, Gen1
mir bienen, our6 triiblelige @eitdter
feline S6an6e! Die grbe lit uns alien
eben nur vgelieben" l1nIer 2eben
ouf oieler @elt fonn alio ME sana
gliidlid Iein, neil es ni6t Ser Stint
mel lit, aber al16 ME gan5 ungliid.
li6, tpeil es ser @eg gum Stint
mel lit.
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Sebenspeishe
Ylanberet bon M a rgaretbe
Mirbad

l1nier 2eben auf grben lit 10 oft
elm Sammertal, cine Slur bon Si-
iteln uno 9ornen genannt tporben,
oaB id es bier nidt 1pieoerbolen
brau6e. @ir Meni6enfinber aIle
f0nnen, iobalb mir SEN &inoeri6u-
ben enttpa6ien iino, ein 2ieb6en oa.
bon iingen, unb nienanb oiirfte Damn
aub MIR einen ein5igen aus uns Ser
Notwithstanding beI6uloigen. @i-
ne anoere Srase aber lit es, Oh mir
nidt ein moralil6es l1nre6t beges
ben, tpenn mir uns unb anbere inn-
mer NIT Seuf5en 1lno &lagen iiber
Die Mrmieligfeit bieier @elt lang
peilen nno Qudlen. Gold etpiges,
2amentteren lit i6on an
uno fir iid bonn l1ebeI unb aeust
nift geraoe bon einem itarfen @eiit.
Die Hefiimiiten nit ibren bunflen
8riaengldiern baben nod ME ettpas
@utes in Ser Belt geitiftet; 6enn
Wnt. &raft lrn6 Sreubigfeit, oie
onr6 ibre Gnihauung gerabe5u i,n.
tersraben ,peroen; iino au ,pidtige
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>a&S
SfRa

6en. glls Sans iih 1pieoer 1tabert,
miro er ianft our Seite gei6oben;
bos min er nidt gelten laiien, er
trampelt beftig nit Ben 8einen uno
min 0as ionit 10 rliebe S6neiters
6en" gar i6lagen. 0oS iiebt oie Wltt-
ter. Sic nimmt BEN Sans NIT it6
IN sic ShIafitube. 0ort bGngt on Der
8ono elm 8ilo, bas oen beiligen
SduBengel bartlett, pie er Idiiteno
feline Irme ii6er einen fleinen &na=
ben ousbreitet. v@enn Sans ni6t
ortig lit, peint S6ubengel6en 1tno
bleibt nift mebr BEL ibm; Sans iol
artig lein uno iein Sdpelterden Iieb
baben," iogt bic Wtutter ernlt, in-
Dem Tie oen fleinen 8rouiefopf auf
Ben @rm ninmt uno ibm oos 8ilo
5eigt. Ser Sans, obgleid nod flei11,
bot Iein llnredt eingeieben, er I6Gmt
lid, - uno ooS Sdmelterden bot
Gube.
@eroen sic &inoer peri itGnoiger, 10
lino ernite 8eIebrungen am 8Iobe.
Mun 5eige, in tpeI6 groBen S6aoen
| iif) Ser Ra6liidtige leIbit Itiir5t. ga
er aus 8egierbe, anoeren 5u l6ooen,
oie groBte Siinoe nift l6eut, bringt
er lein epiges Sell in @efabr, tpGbs
reno er oen Naditen mir einen por-
iibergebenoen S6mer5 ODER 8erluit
bereitet, er gleidt oaber elmer 8eipe
ooer 8iene, oie, inoem lie li6 rGft,
melt mebr iid iel6it lfaoet, als Dem,
oen lie berDunoet.
SnoeB, 1pie nottpenoig au6 oerars
tige 8elebrungen itno, 10 miro man
ood oamit 1peiter fommen, oaB man
Sen @eilt Ser 2iebe in oie il1ngen
Seelen Der &inoer ein5ugieBen iudt
unO lie getpobnt, itd gegenIeitig 5u
ertragen. Werft man, boB Elm &ino
5u GROCER gmpfinoli6feit geneigt lit,
erifeint es belonoers nottpenoig, oie
gegenleitige Gulorlng 5u pflegen. Sie
Siebe for0ert, BOB, penn man cine
Sat nidt entiduIoigen funn, man
ood) Sic Ibit6t enti6uloige. geo6
oieIem 8elete Ser 2iebe miilien oie
&inoer angeleitet tperoen, INNER bel.
ier bon onoerer Mbii6t 5u 6enten,
als es oeren @erfe sulahen. Sft iol.
len lie bon 0en @ltern oos i6one
@ort boren: ~ gs mar BON oem uno
oem ni6t 10 boie gemetnt."
geo6 tpiftiger ober uno beiler oIs
ale bieie Oeittel lit es, nenn man
es in Ser gr5iebung 10 melt gebra6t
bat bob Die &inoer ouf oie genler-
flung: ~gs lit 1n6riitlid", ieoe bo-
len Neigl1ng entiagen. Inn es iebo6
oubin 5u bringen, tperoen leudtenoe
geilpiele oeS @uten 1rno fonIequent
fortgeIebte llebungen 6riItliden Sin-
mes uno 2ebens unerldBIi6 Iein. Ss1s-
belonoere oorf ponieiten ser gr5ie-
Der ntd)t Sic geringite Na6libt gegen
Sanolungen Ser 9fafe eeiibt tper.
BEN. Die @orte Seiu: u8ater, bergib
ibnen, ite Diiien niht, mas ite tlln",
uno Die @orte oes fl. Stepbanus:
~Serr, re6ne es ibnen nidt 5ur Sim
oe", miiiien bo5u bienen, oie @Iut
Der &a6e aus5ulolden. SelbIt aber
5eige man in ieinem gan5en 8erfebr
nit onoeren, 0aB man bon einem oer-
iobnliben 8eiIte eeleitet miro, ooB
man aus Ser Siille oes Ser5ens beten
fam: ~Sergi6 1lns unIere S6uIb,
tpie audi mir oergeben unleren 56ul-
oigern." H. Gl.
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oient ni9t oen Gomen GbriIt. Ser
8eiit oes Gbriitentums lit ser 8eiit
Ser 2iebe 1no Seriobnlng. gr, ser
gebot, unieren 8eleioigern nift nur
ltebenmal, ionoern iieb5igmal lteben.
mal gu pergeben, gr, ser cine binnms
liide 8eoulo betpobrte, als man Sbn
nit ser Sauit in Sein beiliges ant-
lis Idlug, @r, Ser in eridiitternoer
8eile iterbeno gum SinmeI empor
rief: uSater, ber5eibe ibnen!", gr
polte, Bob ser Gbrilt oie Gadege,
liiite odmpfe ,no oentiitig fromm Dem
8eilte Der 2iebe folge. get6t Dem
Weni6en, ionoern 8ott allein ltebt
es gu, 5u RIDDEN. uMein lit oie Go-
DIE, uno Sd min bergelten 5u ieiner
3eit." $50 aber @ott rd6t, oa baf-
tet oieier Ha6e ni6ts l1ngere6tes
an, tie lit Ser ausfluB gottliber @e-
re6tigteit. g8ie onoers lit es nit ser
menidliden 9tade! Greffeno iagt
Siriber ii6er Sen 9fadiii6tigen: rgr
lit bon einem lelbItiiidtig ongeI91pol-
lenen @eiIte beberrIdt, Der iib nidt
1lngeltroft beriibren ldBt; er lit Don
einem lelbltiiiftie bitteren @ei ite er-
fiillt, Ser nidt geiiibnt lit, er babe
Oenn ipebe getan; er lit bon einem
tlelnen 1no engber5igen lite be-
mobnt, Der, bon leiner unangenebs
men gmpfinolng bingerilien, elmer
groBortigen grbebung iiber oiele nift
fabig lit, ionoern tut, tpie ibm iol6e
gebietet. Stott i'm 8eiite oes goon=
gelilns 11no Ser Iaperiobnung gu
pirfen, ertpeitert er ieoes unre6t ins
ltnenoli6e: &a6e nebmeno uno sic
Na6e oellen, an oent er ite eenons
men, binpieoerum gegen iid onfas
feno, uno sic Ha6lu6t bes oritter
uno bierten our6 iein 8eiipiel er-
tpedeno uno befeuerno. Ct ltebt i'm
8ioerlpru6e nit oem 8orte: Ser.
gelte niemanoem 8oles nit 9olenn.
Nof neutrality-suspicious. ober
erl6etnt uns oie &u6iudt, 1penn mir
tie in ibren Solgen betra6ten. Der
&a6lu6t iino alle Mittel re6t. 2ii-
ge 1lno gerorebung, Slide uno Sim
terlilt iino lire 0iener. unI6uIo uno
Sugeno, @etpilienbaftigfeit uno re6t-
lider Sinn gelten ri6ts mebr BEL
Dem 8a6iii6tigen. Ser 8etpiiienbaf-
te miro oerfolgt, ser l1ni6uloiee ME
oergetreten. l1nlere gtatl1r i6auoert,
tpenn mir uns I'M 8eiIte oergegen=
partigen, po5u Der Go6iiidtige fG-
big lit. l1no bo6 ldlummert i6on
oft I'M 5arten &inoerber5en ser &eim
5u einem 2alter, oas tpabrIid 0Gno-
Mid lit in ieiner @irfiamteit.
gs lit Oarum nottpenoig, oab sic
Gltern ibon friib ie0e, ou9 bie lei
lelte &egung Ser &adiu6t in 6em
&tnoe ert0ten. Die 2iebe lei oas lei
tenoe Brin5ip. Ser fleine Sans
l6lingt liebfoIen0 leine Mermden Inn
Ser Wutter Sals. Gas S6peIterden
itebt babel. ~Sdpelter6en nubt ou
au6 lieb baben," iagt sic 0tutter,
nno Der &leine rutidt bonn sdoBe
Ser Wutter uno ber5t oas uliebe, lie
be" S6neiter6en.
SIT 10 oos fleine aino ianft onge-
leitet, Siebe fir feline umgebung gu
empfinoen, Damn miro ipGter oie
&adilldt in ieinem Ser3en feinen
sinltigen 8ooen finoen. 9o9 oa lit
unberbofft Elm Streit 5pii6en Sans
unO ieinem S6melter6en aussebro-
6en. 2etteres fat nit Otiibe sic
S6ularbeit fertis gebradt. Sans bot
oafiir nod feinen Sinn, ieine nit
Ofus beoedten Singer sleiten uber
Die Safel, uno oas arme S6peIter-
Glen m11R Hie Wrhpit INN 11p,,pn1 mn
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Kreu5e am Deee
@on $ einri62eis

Gin triiber Sag. 9a itebt Grinnern
amf
l1nb Srebt suriid ben atemIdnellen
2auf
9es Sdifialsrabes. @einem Sin-
men
Gridliekt iid nen, mas einitens mar.
1ln6 tpie6er trGume id) bic frpbe
Sdar
Der Srennbe, bic an meiner Seite
itritten,
Den Siegespreis bes 2ebens at ee-
tpinnen:
8rabfreuse iGnmen meinen @es.
9a iinb bic Mlten, friibeites 8ebens
fen
Der eriten Snsenb, baum entalitten
Sns etpig bnnHe Neer. @ie ferne
SaJe
Die lGnsit bersanJenen, bic bellen
Sage,
1nb Slid, bas emit beieliste, bprbei.
l1nb 2eio nnb Sreub oabin, Elm Gis
nerlei.
Gin &rens ant 8eee ntabnt, Elm itums
mer Siisel,
ltnb tpeiter jast es nit berbanstem
3igel ;.
@pbin bic Sabrt? @er tuia bic &a.
Der lenfen,
9a iiber Stein ,tnb Sturs Der @agen
raft?
1tnb idtuerer immer, tpadjtiser bic
2ait
0nrdlebter Sabre, binter mir ger.
itanbt
SIN 3tuans Der 3eit, bic rubelos bor-
ipGrts tretbt.
0rabfrense ianmeu meinem 8es.
k kS&sSsSfak S&a S&$& I'd
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Sonnenidein! Mander bat Den
@lauben on Die Weni6en perloren
= lei bu Elm Neni6, Dem er Der.
trauen fann! Man6er bat Before Ea-
ge geieben unb nuB oi6 iest in or.
mntspoaer umgebung empfangen
= babe bu ben giitigen 8lid, Der
goloene grinnerungen beraaubern
fann, Inn Die grauen Eapetentp1nbe
ser @egentpart nit leudtenoen Mra.
besfen unb froben 8iloern i6onerer
8ergansenbeit 5l iiberfleioen! Wans
der bat Staub auf Sen S6uben bon
barten @egen, Die er ebeoem 1ibt
alt geben brau6te - pielleift fannIt
ou Elm Stiid melt NIT linn eeben uno
ibn 5eigen, Bob al16 an grauen Stra-
BEN &otrolelein bliiben uno Die So.
gel oes Simmels iingen! -
8as aber tun mir ielbit, tpenn
uns Elm 8araoies 5uiammenbra9 ?
= 3pei 8ilber bot ser @laube, Dor
Die er ben 2eioenben, oen 3erbrode.
men, oen aus einem 8araoies Ser
itoBenen bintreten beiBt, ban1it er iib
bort aufri6te gu neuem Mute, gum
Weute ser groberung neuer 8aras
bieie.
9os cine 8iIo lit oas gilonis oes
@efreuaisten. Gas Seilanosbilo pre-
btgt cine punoerlam tr0Iten6e Sot-
iade. am &reu5e bGngt Ser, Ser Sen
Neni6en alles CAB, tpos gr nur ge.
ben fonnte, 11no Dem man aIles ba.
fir nabm, mas man Ssbm MIR neb.
men fonnte: Sein 8olf, Seine Soft
nungen, Seine gbre, Sein 2eben.
l1no oo6 fat gr fein 8ort ser Ser.
oammnis bon Dem Iarterbaum ber=
abgeipro6en, an Dem gr beri9ma6s
teno bing; bat BEN 8ltd erboben gum
bimmlii9en Paraoies unb - tpie
groB oas ooh lit! - in LETTER 5trns
oe nod einen reumiitig beimeefebr.
ten nerlorenen Sobn nit in bas emf
ge Saraoies genommen.
9as stpeite 8ilo, Dor bas ser
@laube uns fiibrt inn 2eio, lit 6os
8ilo ber Water 9oloroia. 9as 8il6
Der eroBen Spferbrinserin, bie ni6t
5uiammenbri6t unter Ser 2olt, oie
auf ibrem S6oBe Iieet; Die riemano
anflagt; Die nur bas cine @ort in
Der Seele trdgt, nit Dem iie INNER
auf ane @ebanfen @ottes eineing:
vWtir geidebe nod 0einem @orte!"
@s gibt 2eio 1,nb @eb i'm Wen-
i6enleben, oas lit unenoli6 i6tper
5u ertrogen. aber Dor Dem 8ilonis
oes @efreu5igten uno ser Mater So.
loroia berliert ieoes 5dtpert, oas
our6 uniere Seele gebt, feline S61rs
fe - neil iid binter bieI len 8iloern
bas etpige Baraoies 0ffnet, in oem
@ott ielber einmal ieoe SrGne abtpi-
i6en miro bon 1.nIeren @ugen. @er
augen bat au ieben un6 bur6 oie
2eioensnddte ieiner Seele binour9-
5uidauen BEN ieelilden Naut bat, Ser
liebt IN Ser Serne INNER elm Mors
genrot l1no per Worgenrot ser
gpigfeit geldaut, Ser ringt ii9
i6lieBlib bur6 oas Sdmerite bin,
ourh.
~Salt on einmol gefunben
0en @eg our gmisfeit,
9ann bait bu iibertpunoen
Damn itreift elm ianfter Sdimmer
8erflareno @liid un6 Sbmera;
2es 2ebens &f uno Streit.
Dob feiieln beibe INNER
0ein beimatabneno Sera.
&ein Subeln uno fein 8einen
Gaubt Dir bie beil'ge Stub;
Stiu itrebt oein &abn Dem einen
St6tgolonen 3iele 5u."
CT. &0flin)
(Sortiesung foleD
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-02-10
GAME BIRDS SUFFERING

The main business at the Poison
Sportsman's Regetta Associations
regular meeting Tuesday evening
was consideration of the Wildfowl
feeding program which was started
a couple of weeks ago when it be-
came evident that if the ducks and
geese were to be saved that they
would have to be fed. Reports were
heard from many members of their
activities in feeding and plans were
completed to coordinate all feeding
in this area in order to obtain the
most benefits and conserve the lin
tied funds available for feed.
A check of reports showed that
the Sportman's Club and coopera-
ting organizations and individuals
are feeding 5000 to 10000 ducks
and geese now. AT the time the
feeding project was started, dozens
of dead ducks were picked up every
day near the warm pot-holeS where
they congregate. From the flocks
of ducks rising from the pot-holes
and heading for hay and straw
stacks many would fall exhausted
in the snow With regular feeding
their condition is improving and
the strain now is on the feeding
funds. At the present rate local
funds will be exhausted in another
two weeks and the feeding must be
continued as long as the heavy snow
cover remains. From 1000 to 49,
900 lbs per day are being fed now.
Until very recently pheasants
have been faring quite well but
feeding is now considered neces-
sary. Plans are now in operation
for the building and proper loca-
ton of feeders. The F. P. A. are
building feeders and OzZie Nollar
game warden is preparing locations
It is estimated that this additional
project will require 500 lbs or more
feed per day.
1t is hopes that sportsmen in other
areas who like to hunt in the lower
7lathead will donate to the funds,
All donations which the Sports
mans Club receives will be vel
come and will be used to the best
possible advantage.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-02-10

What this world needs, according
to an eminent pyschiatry professor
at Temple University, IS more
love"
Stating that "the need for love
and its derivatives of approval, APP
probation, and recognition is a most
important emotional need the pro
lessor asserted that the world to-
day is starved for love"
No one will deny the professors
claim And yet. how strange that
1000 years after the birth of Christ,
Who was the very personification of
love, the Christian world should be
Starving for lovel"
Christ preached Gospel of love.
His message was conferred around
a double theme: the love between
God and man and the love OF man
to his brother. But--and this IS
tremendously important-He insist
ed that love in its vertical relation
ship (between God and MANI must
precede and must give motive pow
er to love in its horizontal relation
ship (between man and his broth
ers.)
If the world today is lacking in
love, it is because men have ignored
the fundamental vertical relation
ship of God to man as revealed in
the Christian religion Only as men
become aware of the love of God
in Christ are they impelled to re-
fleet this love in their everyday
relationships.
The apostle John, after speaking
Of the love which prOmDted the
God of heaven to sacrifice His Son
for the sins of the world, says:
Beloved, if God so loves us, we
ought also to love one another"
There, above all else, is what our
aching world needs: a faith in the
love of God as revealed in the
Christian Gospel. Such a faith is
bound to express itself in love-
ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH.
(pd. adV.)
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-02-10

Mrs. L. D. Otis, Amy and Sell
wer from Helena, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andy Nordtome and Betty and
Grandma Iverson from Kalispell
and Mrs. Bud Nordtome and child
rem were visitors at VERSIONS Sun
day.
was a business caller at Bud Nord-
tones Saturday.
Maurice Nyberg, Eureka weIder,
was in Stryker Saturday thawing
water pipes for George Bolen.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Edmunds from
Fish Lake were in town Saturday.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-02-10
Pormenter Valley

Mr.. and Mrs. Leon DeBorde of
Troy were dinner guests at the
Shanholtzer's Sunday.
Mrs. Pearl Fuller, Bessie Wallace,
Betty Sullivan and Eyra Shanholt-
ger attending Farm Women's Club
at Dolly Bowens.
Mrs. George Rouse, Sr., is en-
joying a visit from her daughter,
Marbeth and grandson Robbie.
Mrs. Fuller'S daughter, Margaret,
visited her parents recently. While
here they called on Mrs. Rouse.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-02-10
STRIKER

Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Nordtome and
daughters were shoppers in Kalis-
pell Thursday
Mr.. Olmstead from Whitefish is
3rd trick operator at the depot at
present.
o. K. Iverson and Frank Wilson
visited in Olney Friday.
Bud Nordtome moved Mr.. and
Mrs. Art Martin to Bolton, Monday.
One-thirty p. m. Sunday and a
blizzard is on with % degrees "a
bove zero and 10 below Friday
Guess the ground hog
saw his shadow in Stryker
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-02-10
CARD OF THANKS

I wish to thank my many friends
for the Get Well" cards I received
from my many friends while I was
in the hospital at Whitefish, Mon
tana.
Very sincerely,
Mrs. Sam Vartanian 1c
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-02-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES

A marriage license was issued to
William E. Smithers and Josephine
H. Mortenson, both of Libby on
February T. They were married
the same day by Rev. w. c. Stearns.
There were only so newspaper
presses in the colonies by IT'S.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-02-10

truck
Motor No. 1463040
Serial No 21TD1l
Model I'D
Title No. 511-l56
Appraised price-$45O.OO
The Board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids. Terms Cash
By order of the Board of County
Commissioners.
c. o. HOISINGTON,
Chairman.
at Feb. 1O-17-24-March 81
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-02-10
NOTICE OF SALE OF COUNTY
PROPERTY

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of County Commissioners
will offer for sale by public auction
at the front door of the Courthouse,
at 200 p. m, March 10,
One % Chevrolet flatbed
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-02-10

Colonial newspapers made little or
no profit because readers failed
to pay subscription rates.
Evening star., 1949-08-28
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WTrTH few shells and lot of imagina-
w ton. YOU can make yourself men,
aseT,e- The animals on this page were con-
coc,ed by {. D. Macarthur, New York
dealer n rare shells Zoo is his sideline.
Photographs b, Dsrid E. Scherman