davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-05-15

to average greater this year, although
the shift from dairy to beef cattle
may slow down or stop.
With 10 percent less grain on hand,
cows may not be fed quite as well,
SO that production per cow may not
increase unless pastures are unus-
ually favorable.
Smaller Supply
All these things add up to a
slightly smaller total supply Of dairy
products available for domestic con
sumers than in 1851. The number of
consumers will increase more than
percent. The combined supply of
dairy products per person probably
will be about 2 percent less than in
the past year and the lowest in 80
years.
Consumer demand probably will
continue strong. Personal income
after taxes probably will be a little
higher in the year ahead than in the
past year.
With the supply likely to be
slightly smaller and demand continu-
ing strong, prices for dairy products
are likely to average a little higher
in the next IL months than in the
last year. The increase, however,
may be less than 5 percent.
Production costs also are likely to
be slightly higher. Feed, hired labor,
supplies and equipment are likely to
cost more than in 1851. But, the net
is likely to be at least as good as in
1851, when returns were much better
than in the two preceding years.
Management Suggestions
Here are few suggestions on ways
by which many dairymen can make
what promises to be a good year still
better:
Don't stay tied to the tail Of
boarder cows. If you have any, get
rid of them while beef is still high.
Grow more of your feed. Fertilize
pastures and meadows literally and
reseed with better pasture crops such
as alfalfa, bronze and ladino.
Take extra pains to make good
quality hay and put up grass silage
in order to save concentrates.
Feed concentrate to each COW ac-
cording to her production, allowing
for her breed and the quality Of
roughage you are using.
Cut breeding cost by artificial in
semination.
Save promising heifer calves from
good dams. Raise your own replace.
ments and have some to sell to meet
the increased demand for milk stock
likely to develop in the next two OF
three years.
Have an efficient-sized herd. With
hired labor, that will mean about Il
or more cows. With family labor
smaller herds may still get by.
Work out plans to save labor. In
stall labor-saving equipment; rear
range barns and lots to save chore
time; use fast-milking practice.
Follow disease prevention and con
troll practices based on newer knowl
edge.
Try to sell your milk on the f1uit
milk market. Change facilities an,
management practices where neces
sary to meet sanitary requirement.
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Ahurnt5auhrr
3pn q II II a 8 a Sc

9sun nabt lie nieoer, MIR fur5e 3eit
trennt uns nod bon ibr, Die lelige,
gnaoenbringenoe 8eibnadts5eit nit
|ibrem liebeipenoenben 8alten NIT
librem gebeimnisreiden Sreiben uno
ibrem alten, e1pig neuen 3auber, ben
lie ausiibt unb ausiiben miro alf jung
unb alt trob aler @anolllngen BET
3eiten.
&aum, baB in einem 2auoe melt
|uno brett ser ano16tigen Wenge bod
bon oen &anaeln Sic Iopent5eit, Die
| frobe 8otl6aft bonn gtaben oes Set
lanoes in lpeibepoller Breoigt an>
gefunOigt iii, ba finoen lie ii6 tpenig
ipGter audi i6on elm, Die liebli6lten
uno iiber5eugenoiten Bropbeten bes
naben 8eibna6tsfeites, Oie griinen
Gannenb1ume NIT ibrem f0itli6-ber-
ben Quit.
slus fernen i6neeperipebten SorIt-
griinoen,> ipo iie, oie ernlten 8alOes-
finoer, i'm tiefen Sdmeigen Der mini
terlihen 8eltabgei6ieoenbeit traum-
ten BON Der pergangenen goloenen
5ommers5eit, 5ieben iie zines Cages
in oi6tgebrGngten Sbaren elm in oas
@etriebe Ser StraBen, 1po tie alsbalb,
nab @roBe uno 8uf)s georonet, er-
partungsbon Der &aufer barren.
8obin miro oas @eldid iie fiibren
ssn prunfenoe 8aldIte2 sSn armielige
Siitten? ltno mas perben lie BORT
erleben? 8as miro iie ibmiiden2 Gin
gIanapon n-rei9es &leio, Elm oiirftiges
lunb nniheinbares? Sic fonnten ipd-
ter eraGblen, bie griinen @aloes-
finoer, BON Dem, mas iie geieben nno
geb0rt! Mber iie febren nimmer beim
5u ibren &amera6en in ibre ittuen
Soritgriin6e.
| glu1 orinnen in Sen &duiern ipiirt
man Dos nabenbe Set am freuoig.
regen S1affen. Bis in bie lpdte
NahtItun6e breni1t binter ben Der-
bangenen Senitern tranlid5 oas belle
2ampenlidt. Sort iisen lie, jung nno
alt, nod raitlos Bel ben Beibnahts'
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letter" geraoe oas 8eeenteil bon oem,
mas lie erreid)en nollen. Sic miiIien
immer uieoer aufitebeit ltno bie anoe-
rem einlaiien, neil iie ii6 nif)t binein.
lbieben laiien, uno oieienigen, tpelde
in oemlelben Stubl Ylas finoen mol
len miiiien INNER pieber Inn @inIaB
erluben. go lpdre es fir beioe Seile
beqnemer unO 5iltrdgliher, tpenn ser
friiber Infommenbe it1 tiefer in bie
ganf begeben mofte. 9ie ip1ter &om-
menoen Ddren ibm oanfbar l,no itets
bereit gum sluflteben, penn man SEN
Blas Dor ibnen nerlaiien mub.
9esgleiden tpare gu erpGbnen, oaB
man iib ni6t bortbin iteae, mo man
anoeren i'm @eee ltebt, 3. g. auf oen
8angen, NO anoere our6seben mill
len. aud) Jon man iid nift in Der
ytdbe Der Siiren altfbalte,l, auBer man
mabt nur einen fltr5en 9elud ser
Stride. gs f0nnte lonIt berausfom-
men, Ser Saltpt5wed bes &irdens
belu6es lei, i6nea genlg sic Stride
perlaIien 81 fonnen.
BUR 3eit, ba 8eibt gebort miro, lit
es aub nid)t ongebrad)t, in l,nlnittel-
barer Nabe Ser 8eidtitiible iid ouf-
5ubalten uuBer man ididt ii6 ielber
gum 8ei6ten an. gs iou beiIeibe nidt
Der 8eroadt ausgeiproden tperoen,
oaB lolde, Die lib BORT anlte1en, bor-
6en ooer fontroaieren tpouten, tper
beidte uno Die lange er oo5lt braube.
Sn Worgen= llno IbenbIhrnoen bol-
ten lt6 etlpo lo9or man6e fron1me
Seelen gerne sort nuf, Inn ouh einen
S6eln Don Der 2umpe, Die an 8eid)t=
ltitblen 5u bremen pflegt, fiir ihr 8e-
betbiiflein ub5ubefommen. @enn nun
lol6e INN Den 9eihtitubl berlmlteben,
lit es fiir oie 8eidtenoen unange=
nebm, oaB lie i'm @louben, oaB 0ieIe
beld)ten lpollen, al,f ibren @intritt in
Den geihtltubl oergebens rporten;
audi fiir ben 8eidtpoter lit es dryer
lid, Denn er eigens uno nit ,3eitoer-
lnlt auf bie 9luBeni itebenoen ipartet
llno oiele, lpenn lie ibre Slnoo6t be-
frieoigt baben pOer sic Weile npriiber
lit, bon oannen geben. gs miiBte ia
nidt lein.
p. Richard Zdngerl, O. F. N.
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arbeiten. 9ort miro geitidt, gemalt
uno gei6nitt an all ben lnee5ablten
l1eberrai6ungen fir sic 2ieben nab
uno fern.
So iebr oie mooerne Srau aud
our6 BEN @anoel Der 3eiten 1no oas
@rlperbsleben Ser Sduslihfeit ent,
5ogen miro unb ibre WuBeltllnoen ge.
| Ii6mdlert iperoen, Die r8eibnahts.
arbeit", Die alte, trallte, miro bob 10
leidt .nidt ausiterben. llno es mare
audi l9aoe barum, menn lie nur nod
gu Dem geboren tpiroe, lpas man nun
nod bonn Soreniagen fennt. @as
nare cine @eibna6t obne oie naipen
uno riibrenoen eriten Strid= llni
Sdfelperil6e unlerer &inber, obne
oieie BON ibrem SaideneeIo miibiam
Eabgelparten u@eibenfe", auf Die iie
10 uniasbar ltol5 iino! Cine i60ne
trarte Site lit es bon er5ieberiibem
@ert.
Mopent5eit, bu lelige 8arte5eit
9u berrli6e 3eit bon frober l1nge.
oulo! Die &leinen abnen ia nod ni6t
oaB Gorfreuoe Ser Sreuben i6onlt;
llit @elf better Subel berrl9t, menr
| Ifriib am Worgen, faum oaB ser SAG
81 grauen beginnt, 8ubi uno iein
S6neiterben i'm Na6tbeno ertpar,
tilngspon ans Seniter ellen, INN rah'
5uleben, oh nibt oas Gbriltfino nui
einem Batrollillengang ettpas SiiBes
| fir lie, oie oob 10 artig paren unb 10
fleiBig lernten, BORT beinli6 nieoer,
legte, ein Waraipanibdf6en ODER Ell.
men 6raunen Sonigfu6enfii6! @eld
eine Mufregung, ipenn lie na6 eifri.
gem Sorl6en ein portpitiges @olos
flitter6en am 8oben entoeden!
0a lpedt oas Sou65en, oas frobe
8lan5en in Ben 9inoeraugen oud) bel
BEN @ltern uno Sen 9lten, oeneu
ldngIt bas Saar i6neeipeiB getporoen
lilt einen bellen 8ioeri6ein inn Iuge
|lno i'm Ser5en. Die eraue, faIte
8irfli6feit lit pergeiien unb bie oriif,
fenoen, oumpfen Sorgen. Sic trGll,
men iid 5uriid, bie gltern uno Die
slten, in lire eigene frobe Ssugenb,
empfinben mieoer tpie emit BEN FOL.
oen 3auber Ser Irpent5eit, ourhleben
| init Sen aleinen oie glidieligen gr.
lpartungen Die ia aud ibre Ser5en
erfiiaen, nenn lie nod langem @ar-
ten tpieoer nabt, Sic froblide, ielige
@eibna6ts5eitl
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Sparfan1krtt

Gin SpribDort iast: Spare in
Der 3eit, oann balt on in Der Scot. "
Gin auoeres lalltet: uSparlomfeit lit
Die Wutter bes Geihtuns. @er BON
uns, oie mir in oielem 2anoe Ieben,
fennt niGt Sic 8eoeutung bes @or-
tes: vProaide for the rainy day." 9lae
Die angefiibrten 3itate, oeren nod be-
oeutenO mebr angefiibrt meroen fonn=
ten, iagen onslelbe: lie nollen unS sic
Notnenoigfeit uno ocn gfuben oes
Sparens lebren. @as beiBt Sparen
|anoerS als pom Ginfo1nmen, un0 lei
es au6 flein, INNER etlpas beiieite
legen, lelbit bann, nenn sic Ser
lubung an uns berantritt, etlpas 5l1
fa1fen, ous 5pnr geraoe ni6t iiber=
Iliillig, aber altb ni6t nottpenoig lit.
@ebt man in sic 8ei61fte, iiebt
man Die uusgelegten So6en, lit man
leidt perlu6t, ba5 cine ODER anbere
81 faufen na6oem man leinen 8e=
bari bereits bate, unO bieleS reine
ooer anoere" lit meiItens iiberiliiiitg.
unnotig.
Ga meroen 9lusperfal1fe ange5eigt,
es foltet cine Sahe ani6einenO meni-
ger; Die Suulitat lit 5mar nift gut,
aber man fault boh, eibt lein gutes
@elO aus fir lteberfliiiiiges, Minber=
mertiges. ainoer, sic nit ibren gl=
tern oie 8ei6dfte beluden, iino oft
Die urla6e, tpenn etlpnS gefauft miro,
oas cine lpariome Mtlltter ionit ni6t
faufen miiroe. gs lit bireft Ser
lbmenoung, lpenn man at 9ebens=
n1itteln Dos fauft, mas man nidt
glei6 perbrau6en fann, I'M es gu
grunoe geben 5u loiien. @ebt man
morgens our6 oie StraBen unierer
Staote uno iiebt sic slbfoueimer, 10
finoet man 9rot, 8rothen, SSleilb,
rob nno gefodt, forteetporfen bon
Seuten Die selpiB ni6ts sum Sort
perfen baben. Sbreiber bieles iob an
einem Worsen cine Shiiiiel pon
grot6en in einem Mbfoaeimer. Die
Sansoelorger1n 5u Der ld) lagte, tple
Die Irmen in 0erti6lanb oanfbar
lein tpiiroen, ipenn ibnen Sos Sort
getporfene geseben nerben fonnte, er-
mioerte, nibt ollein in Ieltidlano,
bier i'm 2anbe baben mir Sungrige
genug. $50 oieies paiiierte, lit nidt
Die gea6barl6aft Ser &ei6en, bier
mobnen bie slrbeiter, INN niht gu
lagen, Die Mrtnen.
Sollte es elnmal porfonmen, oaB
man an 8rot 1no 5leiih 5ubiel ein=
gefauft bat, iollte man SOS l1ebrig=
gebliebene in reinem 3uitano Sen
Mrmen geben, ltatt es bei6nlltt fort
5uiperfen; oieies lpdre elm eutes, gott-
gefd1iges 8erf.
SIT es Spariamfeit, penn sic
Sausfrau uno Mutter &leioungsltiide
fortpirft, itatt tie 5u fliden2 SauIbei
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re 8iinoel au trngen, tpel1es er an
einen allnoen oes Weilters abliefern
IoIlte.
rarmer Sunge, fomm' n6ber!" rief
Der Srubtbdnoler bel leinem Inblid.
u@arme Did! &ier bait on au6 ettpas
fir ben Sunser!" l1nb bel bieien
@orten reidte er ibm eine &anbpoa
&aitanien.
Der gngel Der garmberaigfeit
i6Debte ourh oie bunfle @aiie, off
nete oas goloene 8uh uno ldrieb ben
Namen oes iungen 5ridtbdnolers
neben ben Namen oes Mrbeiteebers.
@liidlib unb bergniigt trollte Der
fleine 2ebrburihe tpeiter, inn 8eiite
Ole Gage adbleno, oie ipobl nod ner-
ltreiden niiBten, Biz er gum @eienen
reif tpiiroe unb ieine CUTE Nutter IN
Der Seimat unterItiisen fonnte. Inter
oielen @ebanfen ner5ebrte er oie BON
Dem gutber5igen Sdnbler erbaltenen
Sriidte, uno iein Auge fiel babel auf
elm fleines Maohen, bas eilig 1,nb
froItelnb iiber Ole StraBen lief. 8lal1e
&inoeralgen blidten groB uno perlan=
geno nod Ben &altanien, nnb Der
anabe, obne iib 5ll beiinnen, nabm
leine lebten 5ipei, CAB lie bem armen
Maoden, 1lno idallte pergniigt sl,, Oh
tie ibm tpobl ai16 10 munoeten ipie
ibm.
l1eber ieinem Sal1pte ibpebte ser
gnsel ser grbarmung, offnete oas
gol0ene 8u6 uno trug BEN Hamen
oes armen 2ebriungen neben Ben bes
Weilters uno Srudtbanolers Elm.
slIs Ser gngel gum lieben @ott trat
uno Sbm sic Ramen, Die er aufge=
idrieben, 5eigte, ipra6 Ser gmige:
r1u balt poblgetan, oiele brei Sea-
men in cine 3eile 5u ieeen, neil oie
Mbii6t oieier 8eber oie glei6e mar; !;
obipobl oas @olo por Sen augen Ser
Menl6en Die gr0Bte 8abe mar, 10 tat
oo6 in @ottes augen Ser cine, mas
Der anoere tot.
r@el6es miro ibr 9obn iein, glpis
ger9"
y9ie Wenibenfinoer peroen i'm
empfnngen am Gage oes 8erihts; !;
Damn perbe Sd Die guten Saten, Die
in oielem 8ube lteben, auf bic @aagz
i6ale legen gegeniiber Der Siinoe 1lno
Sbmabe; 8armber5isfeit tilst oiele
S1ulb!" Mber ser milbe gngel Der
grbarmung flebte: .Serr, lobne lie
l6on auf groen; iei enabig! Oh
fennit ibre @iinlbe!"
l1no Der gngel enti6mebte, Tim Oas
Sun anoerer Sterbli6er ein5utragen
in iein goloenes Bud.
Ser Serr, ser @ott Ser 8iite nno
Ser 2iebe, iibte 8naoe: oas Sinh oes
Meiiters tpuroe geluno; Ser Sanoler
fonnte nit &oIa iein Seim griinoen,
uno ser 2ebriunge fonnte balo ais
@eieae eintreten uno iein gutes Wtiit=
ter6en gu ii6 nebmen.
rSelig Ser Menl6 i6on bienieoen,
Ser Grbarmen fennt uno iibt!"
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lit es ODER audi Stol3. sic ielbIt oiinft
ltf 5u bod, 81 erbaben, ettpas 8e.
Iflidtes an5u5ieben; lire &inber ielbit-
reoeno tperben Spariamfeit niht fen-
nenlernen. .8ie Die alten iungen, 10
5ipiti6ern Ole Sungen." geiier elm
Slid als Elm 2od!
sSSn elmer 9rbeiterfamilie foufte oie
Deutter an ieoem Worgen cine Menge
8rotden uno legte lie einfn6 auf ben
Sii6. Gie brei iiingiten &inoer, ie1s,
bier uno 5Dei Sabre alt, nabmen Die
Semmel unb biiien Elm Stiifben aus
jeoem ein5elnen, Inn Iie oann einfa6
auf Den sSuBbooen 5lt perfen. Die
Ot1ltter taoelte ni6t einnol ibre 2ieb-
llnge, ite iammelte Dos Sortgetppr-
! fene uno Derbrannte es i'm Sfen; Die
les geibab nidt et1pn einmal, lonoern
tastdelif.
Seit Dem Griegsenbe bat mau CT
trapagan5en geieben, Die ans I'M
|glaublibe itreiften. gtiemano bat on
ben "regneriiben Gag" gebaft, an
|oie Gage Der Scot unb @ntbebrung.
8epuBt ODER unbetpuBt Iebten lie naf
Dem 8runolote Ser Bompaoour:
gta6 uns Die Sintflut.
Der ~regneriide Sag" brad ober
bod an unO bradte II. a. Sunger uno
gtot. 3ur5eit ser groBen Sepreliion
laben mir bieIelben ober niele iener,
Die Oamals nidt genug tlln fonnten in
Der geri6Denoung, in Der u8rot-
ltnie" lteben; bier iparteten lie gebul-
big ODER 1lngeouloig auf cine Sniie
beiBen &affees llno - ein 8r0then;
bier parteten iie auf ein Gndtlager
in einem billigen uSotel"; bier boff-
ten lie einige alte &leioer ltno S6ube
5u befommen - 5ufrieoen, ielbit
lpenn oiele Saden ible6ter iparen
ais iene bie iie in gl1ten Sagen fort
geporfen batten. 9unger tut lpeb, unb
es lit pobl fein Sersniigen, in falten
ltno nalien 9ahten auf SarfbGnfen
fampieren 5u miiilen in oiirftiger
|aleioung. God nitt alein sic oben
9el6riebenen biloeten oie 9rotlinie:
sllte maren barunter, Die ME aeipuBt
butten, mas Sparen lit - ieit sSabren
|lteben lie in Der 2inie ltno perben oa
Iteben, bis iie auf Dem Irntenfrieo-
boIe Elm lette5 Slatben finoen.
gs bat nid]t an Stimnen gefeblt,
Die oen 2euten 5uriefen: Spart iest,
Oenn es fommen barte 3eiten. Sat
man auf oieie Wabnungen gebort2
gti6t uiel, lpnIt tpGren oie Sungerrei=
ben nibt 10 lang.
Irme perbet ibr INNER BEL euh
baben, bat Gbriitus gelaet. Gamit bat
gr audi Die burf Geri6lpenoung unb
ourb anoere eigene Sbulo gerarm=
ten geneint 2estere iino meiit audi
Die lln5ufriebener, benn lie pernilien
ibmer5lid, mas iie fiir fur5e 3eit
ebenfaus beieiien.
Sn ser SSueeno iou iif ieoer flar
MAIDEN, oaB nit 5leiB unb Spariam=
felt man 5u @oblltano gelangen fann
- uno jeoer, Sem es iest gut gebt,
miro iagen fonnen, OaB oas Sprih-
mort: Spare in ser 3eit, bann boit
ou in Ser Scot, beute nod 10 inbalts=
ibmer lit pie 81 8roBpaters 3eiten.
glternbaus uno S6ule baben bie
Serpflihtung Dem beranlpa1lenben
@eihledte oie gtot1penoigfeit bes
|Sparen uno Die Solgen oes leiftfer-
tigen unO lnniiten @eloperihper=
bens bei5rbringen. @eld1be oieies in
rebter 8eile, mir b1tten iueniger
Scot, mebr 3ufrieoenbeit l1no mebr
Sreuoe Joseph H0e0el.
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Krtttft,rB

@enn mir eintreten in bas @ottes.
baus, 10 iollen mir uns anoG6ttg nit
Dem &reu5e be5ei6nen. @ir treten ia
Dor BEN @efreu5igten unb an ieoem
altar itebt oas &reu5bilo. 9ur6 ben
&reu5estoo Selu Iinb mir erloit NOR
ben uno am Iltar ernerert iih bas
&reu5esopfer. l1nier &reu55ei6en lon
|allo Elm 8efenntnis an Sen @efreu5ig-
ten lein lno ettpa au1 nod Elm 8e=
fenntnis gum &reu5e, bas i6lieBli6
ale tragen miiiien, uno bamit cine
quite Weinuna unIere 2ait nit Ser
2ait oes gottliden &reu5trdgers 5ll
bereinen. Wan fann na6 8elieben
oas groBe ulateinil6e" areu5 MAIDEN
ooer BEN oeutiben 8rau1 Ser orei
fleinen &reu5lein auf Stirn, W1nb
uno 8rl1It beibebalten. geur ion man
iid nidt etpa beiier unb bornebmer
oiinfen, tpenn man bas eroBe &reus
i6ldgt Iu6 jon iebes &reu55ei1en
bon @rnit uno Wiiroe getragen iein.
Gin 3id5ad iiber @eiidt uno 8eite
ooer 8libfabrt bonn S1opf gum
Wagen lit getpiB nihts Muferbau-
libes.
Grit re6t anod6tig ioIlte. uniere
&niebeugung iein; benn iie lit bie
Snlbigung Dor Dem in 8rotsgeitalt
iDabrbaft gegentpGrtigen Serrn bes
Sauies, Dem @ottbeilanb. gr bat auf
bid getpartet unb bonn EnbernafeI Der
ibaut gr auf bid. Du biit Seine
|Sebniubt, 10 ion CT beine fein. l1nb
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ChristuS medicus

1 n beiRer Sieberqnal lag idl barnieber;
~ ltmrnbis podJt mein Sers int tuilbem Sd)las,
limb bnnfle Sd)atten iagten amf nnb nieber
Sn ,pirrem sotentans, 10 0adt tuie Sag.
0a fainft On ielbit beim erften Moraengranen
ltnb reid)teft mir bic lpeike Seilanbsbanb;
Sd bnrfte in 0ein milbes Nuge id)anen,
9nrff ieben Did in belem 2idtsemanb.
&eridtummben mar bas Seer Der biitern Sd)attem,
8eflblt bes uilben 5iebers beiker 8ramb,
limb mibe, idnmmerleere 2iber batten
Sid balb seienft i'm sdlaf - ppn Dir aeianot.
Fr. De1isey
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>, ,Man itt ttitr rtntttal Jitt1g"

nOton lit nur einmol jung" 9iih=
tig. Die 8liite5eit oes 6riiblings febrt
nibt mieoer. 8liiten, Sic Ser SSro1t
uno ser Sturm i'm Sriibling abge>
morfen bat pom Baum, fann feir
8drtner mieoer bnranbeften. Seit ser
Sugenb lit bic 3eit ser IusIaat. @as.
on oa iGeit, bas pirit bu ernten. 9ie
ernte5eit miro l6on 5eigeu, mas fin
8arben oie beimtragen, bie oen
Seelenader nit 8iftlamen beitellt
.ltatt nit Simmelsiamen.
nSat iid) Ser Siineling an einen
@es gelpobnt, Damn 1piro er nidt
mebr bon Oemielben laiien," iust oie
S6rift.
Sn outer Soffnung.
gill: rSaneen Sic benn piel, lieber
iSreltno?" - Mife: r8enn ih nod
fiinf geioneen babe, auBer oen, Sen
if iebt angeln min, babe id aerabe
Elm babes 2utenb!"
@laubli id. - Better elmer rei-
lenoen Menaserie: Sinh sic ge-
mpbnt, auf 8feroe uno onoere Siere
auf5upaiien?" - 8etperber Inn cine
Stele: sd, Serr, i'd babe an mein
Seben nit Bieroen gu tun eebabt. -
r@as fir Shritte ipiirben sic tun,
ipenn elm 2ope ausbrdbe9" = ,Neht
lange!"
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DEALING FROM BOTTOM
Entire too many people try to
get the upper hand by dealing
from thebottofn.
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HATTERAs PERSONALS

Dalton Burrus left Sunday to go
on duty after spending 10 days
with his family.
Fulton Scarboro left last week
for Florida, where he will work.
Mrs. Hilda Brown, Mrs. Violet
Austin, Mrs. Young and Mrs. Mary
Mccarthy attended the teachers
meeting in Manteo Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Austin
are back home after spending some
time in Marshallburg with Mrs.
Maize Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Basnight
and children, with Mr.. Basnight's
mother, have been visiting Mrs.
Lena Balance.
Mrs. Virginia Austin and chill
dren of Ocracoke are spending
some time here.
Mrs. Taft Howard and daugh-
ter of Ocracoke are visiting here.
Mrs. Stockton Midgette and son
Ted were in Manteo this week.
Mrs. A. Burrus has been in Nor
folk visiting her children for sew
eral days.
Richard Job is visiting his par
ents in Georgia and his daughter
and family in Kentucky.
Bible Class
The Bible Glass met with Mrs,
Octenia Stowe Friday night.
Those present were: Mrs. Irma
Austin, Mrs. Maude Austin, Mrs,
Elenora Austin, Mrs. Dolores Bur-
rus, Mrs. Ruth Byrd, Mrs. Alivia
Stowe, Mrs. Pauline Oden, Mrs.
Kathryn Midgette, Mrs. Hazel
Foster, Mrs. Oscar Oden, one
visitor, Mrs. Molsie Meekins.
The devotion was given by Mrs.
Maude Austin and Mrs. Dolores
Burrus. The subject, "Take time
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BUXTON P.T.A. MEETS

The Parent-Teacher Association
held its regular meeting at the
Cape Hatteras High School Oct
2.
Mrs. Mccarthy presented pl&,
gram with 1st, End and 3rd grades
entertaining.
A discussion of the movie pro-
jector was made. Another project
of the P.T.A., playground equip
ment, was mentioned. A Free Mile
Offering was donated, consisting
of $8.15 for repair and paint on
the swings.
Everyone interested in making
preparations for the Halloween
party will meet at the school house
Friday afternoon, Oct. 10. The
funds made at this party will be
used to complete the final pay
ment on the movie protector.
Mr.. Ward, the principal, well
coined everyone to the school as
sembly every Friday, time 1850
o'clock.
One dollar was given to the 9th
grade for the best kept room dur
ing the month of September. The
LIST grade won the attendance BAN
ner for having the most parents
present for the October meeting.
Refreshments of cake and iced
drinks were served in the lunch
room.
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for the things of today" The
theme song was sung by all, "Tell
it to Jesus" Prayer by Mrs. Ha-
eel Foster.
The hostess served refresh
ments.
Little Larry Lane, who is an
invalid, celebrated his 9Th birthday
Sept. goth by having the Bird grade
children come to his home. He re-
ceived many gifts, and he along
with the others had real good
time.
Those attending the funeral of
were Rosemond, Charlie, Archie,
Mrs. Jordan Robinson and son Err
Glen Austin from out-of-town
skinfi besides many others from
the Outer Banks.
Nacie Austin was in Norfolk last
week.
Lloyd Styron is back home after
spending several weeks in the Ma
rine Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hallas Foster have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas
Gaskins in Blackstone, Va.
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WANcHESE PERSONALS

Mrs. Harold Howard has re-
turned to her home in Chesa-
peake City, Md, after visiting
her mother, Mrs. Dora Davis.
Mrs. C. w. Guthrie is visiting
Mrs. c. B. Lee in Gates, N. c.
Lcdr. and Mrs. Royce L. Dan
iels and son David of Norfolk
were the weekend guests of Lcdr
Daniels parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
L. Daniels.
Mrs. Calvin Sawyer of Nor
folk was the week end guest of
her mother, Mrs. Emma Daniels.
Lloyd Sanderlin of Elizabeth
City spent the week end with his
mother, Mrs. Lila Sanderlin.
Mrs. Ida Daniels left Tuesday
for Houston, Texas, to visit her
brother, Johnell Parkinson, who
is seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Daniels,
Jr., and son Melvin III of Eliza
beth City were week end guests
of Mr.. Daniels parents, Mr.. and
rs. M. R. Daniels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Daniels
and children, Shirley and Bren-
da, visited in Norfolk Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Tillett, Mr..
and Mrs. Dallas Tillett and Miss
RoWena Midget attended the
Marshall Tillett wedding at Girls
field, d., Sunday. Mr.. Tillett is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Tillett and has been stationed in
Crisfield, Md, for some time IN
the Coast Guard.
Mrs. Evely Davis visited rela-
tives in Norfolk this week.