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OamenAor Saronia

llniere ndd)ite 8erian,mllma fin
bet itatt ont Ia. sSebruar nad) Der
Srobe. Mlle iinb eriuht AT erihei=
men, 6enn mir baben piel au pro-
ben. Die 9lnbreip &nalls, Gant
ylbers. Wihael GaImens iinb mad,
,Sloriba aefobren. Nir ale ipiinid,e,l
ibuen, ionic Nid)ael Shermers lnb
@briitinc @Solber uno 6ans Trauihs
allies cute. Slpa 6aiielbera 2cbnan
niinidcn mir balbise 8eiieru1a.
Nrl. Maraarct Small banft allen
Sdnaerinnen fir Sic Spenoen bel
ihrem Gboiper.
3iebe Gh,peitern! gitte aue am
9lab All iein fir bic perihiebenen
@omitees am Muritmarft ,inb 8afe
Gale lno aartenpartie am 8. ;Se.
brilor 6-S nbenos, i'm Meitieite
Sadienbeim. 7OO1 Geniion 9lpe..
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ben. bonn eritcn Smstag abeno I'M
Otonat. uuf bcn >. Samstau I'M
.Wpnat. alio an 9. Nchruar 1852.
s Hin dberbs perid,obcn lit. linn
alle 9riiber lrooen oieics sur aennt.
mis- nchlncn. lmp am ohen aenannten
Iatllm. pilnftlid, sur GerIanlmllna
III fommcn. ocnn es iino INNER
nihtiae ejeitbofte III crIebioen. @e=
burtstoasbriiber iino bieies Mol bic
griloer Suit &eber, Vcn Grbclm
lmo Sans ,)iienertb. aon,mt ,no
laRt inns Sbnen oratulieren. iic
lperhem uns Dofiir ierpicren.
Stefan gotid)ner, IrGi.
Geora Galer. @rzSefr.
81. Z.
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2meia 1

Gs biene allen Mitalieoern sllr
9tadrid,t, baR miere nGrhite Ser
iannnluna ant Sreitas. Den Is. Sc
bruor Inn s llhr obenns itattfinbet.
Su oieier Gcriannlllma finbet
allber ben reselmGRiaen @eihdften.
Die @ahl Der Teleaaten fir nies.
iGbriae 8onpention itatt. Tie &pn=
pention finoet oieies esobr am 80.
81. Mai. Glcpelanb &eit. 3,peia
1 itatt.
Sic Mitalieber tperoen cril,ht,
piinftlid, su crideinen. Wtitalieoer.
lpeldle nit ibren ;3abllmaeu in,
HiifItanh iino, inllen iih in bieier
@criammluna autlteheno MAIDEN.
ysm. Sd)uiter, Sefr.
7.14
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Sn scr ,Stbrllor &erion1mluno.
bic ichr gut beillht ipur, iplrocu
irlNcnoc Srhlpcltcrn ais Geleaatiu'
ncn aclpdblt sllr oicsiiibrigen &nn'
pcntiun. ipclhc um 3O.-31. Woi
inl NSclticite Sod,icnheim itattfinhct
lnb slpor: Npbanna &plff, Sppbid
&oh, emma Sdlalicr. SObanna
&oltncr, slNncs Wnntih ln,o 2as
thurino Glliit. Slls GrlobocleNatcn:
Sloncs Salmcrl, Moriu r<uob. &o=
thorine &illn. Slllc Iclcgatinncn
pcripraGcn ncn Gerein narh bclfll
&iiicn unn &Dnncu Sll pcrtrsten in
Dcr &nnpcntipn.
Snpbia Sod, Scfr.
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Fernsehsiaiioneu In
Berlin und Hamburg

Bonn. - 9ie erlten beiben Gern.
iebitotionen ser tpeltoeutiden &eeie.
rlng - in Berlin uno Sasnhurs
. iuerOen irnerbalb meniger Mo.
nate in 8etrieb genommen tperoen.
Gripatfirmen ref)nen oor,it, in ben
nGhlten 5 Sabren 2 Miuionen GIMP.
iangsapaprate berSuitellen, bic $3.50
0as Stiif folten iperOen.
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Siebenbiiroiicb. b.2lmerifaniides Dolfsblatt

beim @liiblpein ans 2irpen fommt,
lit George Weber oa. rmb Iuitia unb
fibel finn mir oonn ale.
sir 6ans &ebner ale Mhtuna.
ST hattie ben beiten @Iiibipein ber.
aeitellt lebte ySohe. Die meiiten
SGnacr ,poren leste gSnhe an,
Somstoa obenb bel benz 0ereinia.
ten Sanaerfmiert. Gben baben mir
eriohren, paR unier Sdnaer sSobn
6amm I'll Sauie lit nit elmer 6aut=
entsiinbuna. ooth hoffeu mir, es
miro balo beiier. . ..
Souns Steiner, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-07
9etroit, RidIiaon.

UeutiMe unb eaaAtme 9p. e.. xr,tae.
Qirdse. Wlenfielo unb yiosberrp upe.
Hfarrer sSohnnneS feuiid,. 1921
Wlenfielo upe. 3el.: Ftneree 62Ob.
Gnaiitdter @otteSoienit 10 ubr pormits
tngS. Dentide unb enQIiine Gonntaa.
fd,ule ! I ubr pormittnos Yeutiher got.
tesoienff II llbr pormittn0s.
Seoen iesfen Dienstaa bes Wtonots
@ir&enrotsfieuna. Durh oie CONNER.
tondte ienen oritten DienstaQ; tontt
ieoen orttten Sonntda Hrnmen Uerein
Weriommluna. acknowledgements iebeu
Nrettd9aben6.
Vile @lmlbensaenofien unb Nreunne
ltnb ber6lt& ein0elaben.
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Gintraft 8ermania

Gds Mettcr bier in unierer I'm.
aeblnrq mar niht has ihonite in ben
leeten pdar Nod)cn ur,D orei lnierer
Sdnaer, bic es iih leiiten fonnen,
limb MN in ,sloriba onaeIanet. Cam
9lber uno ssrau fubren am Gonntaa
ab. Wife GaImen 'unb @emabIin
om 7ienstaa. slnbn anaa lrn6
,Srnn mohten iif fertia om Con
nerstda uno fubren aud, ob. Spnlit
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haben lpir eli, paar tiiftiae Gdnaer
fiir fiirse 2eit perloren. Cam Mber
bat periproden, cine 4ilte bee belten
Crangen a,l brinsen. Nber mir bier
miiiien lpeifer sllr Siamae haIten,
ll'ln Die Eroben heilihen, nenn ,pir
proben ia fur utlier &on;ert, bos
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ELLwOOD CITY, PA.
b. PauI's Ev. Lutheras Church

Pastor Richard L. Korber. 309 roch st
Tel: 7Sl.W. sonntasschule $50 Uhr. Eng.
fischer Gottesdienst 1880 Uhr. Deutscher
0ottesdienst li:45 Uhr.
fredericksburg ieden ietzten Sonntae
i'm Monat. 7:30 abends. Sonntasschullehrer-
Satxuns jeden dritten SonntaR I'm Monat.
$3.50 Uhr morgens.
Jedermann herzlich wtilkommen.
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IN Der lebten Ger'amn1llm9
brad,te inns Teputn 0illp @olii bic
fleine Nancn Gore @ottihIina, S6d,.
terlein poil 6errn lmo iSrou Grneit
@ottihIine lmo TcputD &ath. Mar=
TIM brohte ,,ns bic fIeine Grctd)en
slnn Sd)neioer, GGhterlein bon
6errn unb ,Srau Hor,i,an Sbneiper.
geiten Cant!
Cara 8. Shmibt bericltet ins,
oaR ant Is. Sebruar fit bic ,Sllz
aenoabteillmN fir 2lpeia IA. cine
Salentine lartie inn 8eitieite Sab.
lenbeim itattfinbet. Suna unO 9llt
limb basu einaelooen.
9Sir limb ale einoelooen sum Sa=
rnnid Wuritmdrft =8afe=S Sale unO
aartenpartie am ;Srcitoa. ben 8. ,Se=
brltar. Supper Inn q llhr lno &or=
tenpartie I'M s llbr. slue iino mill.
fommcl..
llniere 9iomentaa= =&ortenpartie
Der Shlpeitern. oeren 9tamenstas
im Sanuar, ,Sebruar MGr; mo
slpril fallen. finoet itatt am Mitt=
luod. ben 81. iSebruar Inn llbr
nachm. Nir bitten bieie Iieben
Shweitern etpas @ebGf mitsubrin=
aen. @ir loben bosu uniere 9amcn
uno 6erren Elm. Sd)0ne Siif.,
!6alipt unb Siirpreiie lmb @rfri=
ihunaen iueroen ierpiert. 9llio i'm
Melt Sohienbeim am 81. ,Sebruor
lm 1 llhr nahmittaas. IS bittet
bcr,lihit bas aomitce.
3um 5OiGhriQen Gtiftlmosfeit
unb Sa6resfonpention bes 2entral=
perbanoes unn Hipeiq 4 fir ben 80.
uno 81. Mai |. 5. lit ber aanae Be-
antenItob nebit @rpraiioentinnen
ais iSeitallsihuR ernannt moroen.
llno ber 'SeitausiduR hot foIaenbe
8eamten erlpdhlt: sSeitprGIibentin
sSrau 8atbarine Martini; ,Seitietre=
tarin: @lisabetb Siidler; Nushilfs=
iefretGrin: Gliic 9eener. ino ,seit=
ihaemeiiterin: Gliie. @inoer. slnl
Gonnerstaa. ben 21. 'Sebruar nm
llbr nadmittags lit bic nGhite ,Seit.
ousiGuf. .Yeriammlllna. 9llle 8eam.
te uno @rprdiibentinnen moeen bite
lt,0n eriheinen. stlle Veamtinner
,mo Grpraiioentinnen pollen eridei.
nen, ba ipid,tiQe NnQeleqenbeiten AZ
crleoiaen limb.
'Splaenoe 9eleaateu sur 4onpen,
tion ipuroen eripGblt. Gr1iibentin
aath. Martini, Gliie 9eener, GIiit
8inoer, 8ath. 9BoIff. Glisobett
Siihler. Moia letri, Guiie Nebner
Nrene 6allner, yaIbene nuriQa uni
Sillp !Oeorid) ,ino aIs Grias: Sart
.. Sfneioer. Cara @roR lmo So
hanna 8eber. em @abIfomitee ina
ren: &atb. Sheel, Marion Sd)miot
Slion ,n.b 6elen 8inber=W =Wolfi.
sic Nfihael Salmens ,mo Mn
brctp Sheels banfen alien liebel
,Srclm0en uno 0efannten fir bi,
Spmpathicn. ipelfe ihnen sutei
puroen anlGBlih bes Sooes ihre'
licben Mutter. ,Srau Dtaria 6erbit
@ir entbieten nohmols Gin Got
trOlte Sud, Sbr 9ieben unb Muh,
ionft Iicbes Mtiitterlein". (9tur INT
lGn9't feicrten mir ibren so
@ehurtstaa.)
ShpeIter Suiie Ealper lit aud
@ottlob friih nabeim bon 8roof
lDn. y. y. Shpeiter Gliie ,Sronln
Iollida mo @atten aratulieren mi,
III ihrem @bcbunp. iolpie 6errl
luo ,Srall Grnie @ottihlina 4,
ilrem SGhierIein.
gittc nid,t Al peraeiien olli 'lmic
rem 9lll Natiom Groaramm am 10
Eebrllar. 2 unb 8 llbr abenos. lin
ale bort.
icre Srahtenerrppe bertritt llni
! Ginem ne,leinaeipanberten &lein
idelfer Sahien iunaen 6errn. San,
!6ermam (Gr ipobnt bel Tetris
rufen mir Elm her,lid)es MiQtonmel
I'll. cbeuip ollen 9telen.
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am 2. Ndra oui Der Weitieite aeae,
ben ipirb. llniere Ginaitunbe Iebte
Woehe tpor balbmeas out beiuht.
Nir haben einen GGnaer bel uns. ct
iagt. oer Mrat babe ibm perbpten.
1einc aehle onallitrensen, 10 iinqt er
niht aQsu bof. God tpenn es Damn
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oenn mir cripartcu niclc lmicrer
,Sreunoe umb HjGitc. Spficntlid, Der
tdllfen mir allies. Sllln bite, licbc
,srellnoc uno Nrcllrpinncn. Sorps
nia eripartct Sud, allc.
@li,. SiitfIcr, Scfr.
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S. S. Organisations

&enn Sic ir9cnoucle ScranltaItacn ploncr baum Oien
Gle n unteracn oce ab cnprecno osuSei9cn Nllr ollr
Neae tann iub ocn ecuntcn Yclb uno Grfog hernl
Torim lit es rotan fir Die &contotlnNcn sIn'ciNen i'm
rSolfsbatt" ol9cc. mcdc ON 2clen in Die SluNcn ocn.
gr herdncn oor cine Soncrroe 81 fir e1poti0en
8ou. b. T. eine epale brett uuo Bon brt:.
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1amendor Saronia. Glepelanb ".

gafe Sale. &drtenpartie uno
Euritmarf. ioipie Supper finoet am
8. ,Sebruar itatt. Gs ipiro beionoers
oarauf aufmerfiam aemad)t. baE
bic Vorliserin Warie ShoaersSpe-
rie uns beridtet. bah mir piele ihone
preiie fir Damen umo 6erren ers
balten baben. Cine aroRe llebcrra=
ihung itebt audi ben Serren bepor.
gllle limb berslihit ipillfommen.
GIis. SiihIer. Gefr.
81, z.
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6umsffeab. Ha

Sumsiteab, Ha.
9entfMe Gp. ynth. et. ARarfus Qtr&e,
222-224 CT y. Nbe.
Oteo. Brebertd 0. Nlthott. Yo,tor. Se.
lepbOn: so. l746. SonnfaaihuIe 9:8G
ubr noraens. @ottesoienit 1880 llhr.
Vile @loubenssenoiien bnb 0reunf.
iino berSliG einaelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-07
8arn, Snbiana.

Seutfdte Gu. Nutber. 1oniernS Qtr@e,
Sde II. Npe. unb Fillmore Ctr.
Yfarrer Nu0uit U. Siihtino. 1919
Snlmore Ctr. SeL: 28b61. Se6en Sonns
taa y ubr bormittoes SonntaQi6ule.
~ ubr enaliiAer @ottesbienh. II llhr
oeutfder @ottesbienft.
Nle lutDeriihen Vlaubenseeno
oeutidler un6 enQliider Hun8e In Worp
uno umaebun9 iinb al ben Wottesbien.
ten ber5lih einQelaoen.
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OsutscAo Ev. Luth. st. Paulus Kirehs
efarrer aans 3. Jentsch. Jeden sonntag
vormittag Uhr Sonntasschule: 10 Uhr eng
fischer Gottesdienst: ietztcn Sonntag I'm
Monat Won II bis II Uhr de,Itscher Gottes.
dienSt.
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Monaca. Ga.

9eutfde Guan9. xuih. q. 3eterS.
Wemeinbe. 3. Gtrake.
Efarrer Gums y. \. &,molett, 244
NoamS Ctr. Wod)efter. va. 3eiephon:
9todleiier 2SB8. @otteSbienfi 0:8O uhr
mor0ens. Gonnto8fd,uIe 1915 ubr.
Nrduen Werein BeriamflunQ am letfen
Oonnerstaa ieben Ronats. 8 llhr am
Nbeno. Seoer,nann III beralidb miliom.
men,.
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Golu nbuS, Clio.

Gpans. 2nther. yiartin yutter 0irdse.
Gde Nolet uno unn Ctr.
Rditor &enrp Oeltreidb. 611 Woler ctr.
;sSeoen Sonntao . ubr Sonntaaf1ule. IL
npt enalild,el WottesbieMit. IL u6r oeut.
(6er Wuttesoienh.
N0e 0ln,ibenSaenoi unb ErcMnre
linb berdlitb einaeIoben.
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Chicago. illinois 81 Pauis Gemeinde.
l8S7 Homer Strssss
Pastor c. &. Broecker. 1855 Homer ST..
Chicago 80. nj. Tel: BE. 7-SS9S.
Jeden Sonntss Uhr Sonntssschule. 10
Uhr snslischer Gottesdienst II Uhr deut-
schef 0ottesdienst.
Wir laden ale Glaubenssenossen und
Freunde herzlich ein xu den Gottesdiensten
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kirdblirbe:: 9acbrirbtel1

Vile lntberiiden 8ldubensaenofen
ocnti6er uno enQliiber Nunee tn Sars
reu. Sburon uno llmqeaenb finb Su ben
Sottesoleniten btralid, ein0elaben.
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4uS ClepelanH, Q)bie
SruSerbunb ber 9entihaemeinpe
8efanntmad)mna!

g(llen Griioern bes gruoerbun.
bes Der Selltifs@emeinbe miro be.
FAINT aernaht, DaH lmiere ,Sebr!or.
periommluna aus lelpiiicn @riin.
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@inbior, Cntariu, Qanabu.

-. EanlMS Qirdic. YareHi Npe.
1910 Eorent Nue.. Wiuofor. aomntn
@ottesotent tn ben Gommern,onaten
pom 9-1O lltr uormittoNS Gonntoa.
l4nle bon 1O--f1 uhr uorn,tttaoS
Seeen eriten Donnerstoanl,eno i'm xRe.
nat Franen Verein eitmna.
dlle Vnlfs' unb @laubensaencfien nnb
ter5litb tpiIliommta.
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Oonn0sto,un, Clio.

OVWWVVIUJUWe AVuUs
Guangelitdt. .xntherttd,e 3DuteruS.
Oemetnbe.
2l1O @lenuooo Uue.
4fdrrer Witliom 4. Helster,
$40 W. sSnbion Upe.
Sonntnai6uie: . ubr. - xnaAtde,
Sotteso,enit: 10 ilhr. - Deuftder
Woffesolent: II ubr.
Gue Wo!ts. unn @laubensernotten t,no
ber3lid1 tpilIiomn,tn.
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GleOelnnb, Chic.
Ev. Luth. st. Johannes-Ki

5. S. Ev. Luth. st. Kirche
Pastor Hans Foisel, 761 Eddy Rd.
Tel: Mulberry 1-0646. 9 Uhr vor-
mittags deutscher Gottesdienst; 10
Uhr Sonntagschule und Bibelstunde
fu er Erwachsene; II Uhr vormittags
englischer Gottesdienst. Konfirman-
denunterricht jeden Samstag 10 Uhr
vormittags. Jedermann herzlich will
kommen.
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GaIeu, OlIio.
Guanaeltfd,. Auth. 0mmanuel Qirdbe,
2N1 South Uroobtpan.

Goan9eItt6' 'yuth. Qmmonuel Qtrdbe.
291 South Uroobtpap.
Raftor sSohn Wauu,an. Gonntu6,Aule
!eoen Sonntoa . ubr oormtttaas. 10 nbr
SotteSoien(t In Der XanbeS,pratAe. IL
llbt oeutt 4er Wottesotent. Fer Seutthe
Slrten Vr0Men Verein baf an aiueifen
yttttiuo6 !eoen Nundts. 4 utr otenne,
Vertaininluna. Sfonfirmdnbenslln llnterrirhi
ldrpeiidbria\ bon Stp!en,bcr biS Oftern.
T"snstaa unb Hrei:oa nnd,n,ittnas nm
4 llhr.
Gue WlaubensoenoNen unb Nreuncs
itn0 heraIidb eingeloben.
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Gleuelanb RXeit. - 9entfd,. .Wemetnbe
Hxei ~ CTR. ilnb NXillorO Npe

WeN ~. Gff. ul0 WtlQrD Npe.
Efarrer @uitap U. Voellnl. S9Oy YHil.
iarD Npe. Sell: Wo. 1s4S7O. Sonntu9a
o ubr uorn,ittaas oeutid,er @otiesoienit
10 ubr Sonntaaidule unb Wibelftnnne
fir Grapddhiene. II llhr pormiftaae ene'
(ifd,er @ottesbienft. 8onf,r,nanbenunte
ridbt ieben Somstne 10 ubr bormitta8s
Seoernionn berslth milIiommen.
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zentraIverbands ge|egenheiten

Fnanzberich ueber Einnahmen Asgaben central
Verbandes l. Januar bis 81. December 1851 der
Erwachsenen.Klasse und Jugendabtelung
Evening star., 1952-05-25


sides efoton
yunfo
wide s9 (4hnemmD
Evening star., 1952-05-25
SPotting Smugg|ers

IF THE average smuggler could hide his thoughts as
cleverly his contraband lot would get by the
customs than is the That's the considered
opinion of Joseph Kennedy head of the special detection
school in New York City by the United States Customs
Bureau Most of the illegal operators according to this
give themselves either by showing by
being too with their knowledge Of inspection routine
II any would-be smuggler got inside of the
classes conducted in this school for he
probably would give his ambition and go out wiser
For Mr. Kennedys trained to spot hiding places for
dope diamonds that the sartest crooks in the world
devised Their cassrooms full Of holowsoled Shoes
trunks with false bottoms packing with morsed
cavities and hollow machine which small watch parts
have been secreed The schools laboratories crammed
with these and hundreds of other prodacts of criminal
ingenuity
Being able to spot probable smugger by the look his
face s however difficult than shifting out his hiding
place and the carefully instructed along
psychological detecting lines To test out tranees for their
the Customs Bureau used hold annual dances at
which prizes awarded to the who could spot
guests carrying token conraband in their purses At each
of these dances the winners always Customs Bureau
men, who identified the without opening the
Each womans looks speech and gestures would
her away to the practced eyes of these
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-02
.!!aaasse!'.S!S.
Az N.w...s.s,.. BY Homer n
Chapter Four

Chapter Four
KENTUCKY'S injured leg was
"A slow to mend, although Clay
bathed it night and morning in a
reeking liniment Dex had sup
piled. There was no more trouble
with Bucks supporters and Dex
observed with a wry humor.
Some folks sure step light and
speak soft right after there's been
a fresh buryin' in tn neighbor-
hood"
The time passed slowly, as time
does in an obscure backwoods set
tlement, but it was not all wasted.
Cla-' began to widen his knowl-
edge OF Texas and of Texas ways
and Texas customs.
The old rules had been suspend
ed and nobody had taken the time
or trouble to set UP new ones. It
was wonderful country for men
who were vigorously and profane-
~ determined to do exactly as
they damn pleased.
Clay was sampling the locally
produced bourbon in the pleasant
~ cool dinginess of Wash Tobin's
store on the morning he first saw
Toni Venita O'Neill. She came
riding Sidesaddle down the dusty
trail, the sleek blackneSs of her
smooth hair like a dark crown
above her olive skin and the
smooth softness of her Shoulders.
The little knot Of loungers be-
side the store knew her; that was
plain in the way the younger men
pulled themselves self-consciously
erect, resettling their wide hats
upon their heads.
She stopped halfway up the
steps that led into the store and
flashed a sudden, half-contemp-
tuous smile at the group Of men
before her.
mo knives? No battlese No
bloodshed, amigos? Perhaps there
is no stranger here today--or per-
haps you have no taste for strang-
erS who can defend themselves"
She was still smiling, that same
scornful, haunting smile, but her
voice was an insolent thread of ice
and fire, as insulting in its open
contempt as whiplash across the
face.
The little rat-mouthed man who
had interviewed in Clay's quarrel
three days before showed himself
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the fascinated stares OF an awk-
ward group Of coarsely dressed
louis.
Clay silently removed ~
rounded corncob that served a
a cork in the clay whisky jaR
before him and meticulously re-
filed both Dex's waiting tin e0D
and his own. AS he drank. he
eyes probed Dex's face with an
uTSpoken inquiry.
Toni O'Neill,S Dex explained.
toni venita O'Neill--and d riehe
fine girl even If she has got TEN.
per like a wounded wildcat.
Seems like you an Toni venita
ought to get together. You're
shore as like as two peas when it
comes to dealin' with tn welcofn-
in committees we're afflicted with
around these parts.s
"Why, yes" he agreed. Il eanH
think of anything I'd rather do
right now than get acquainted
with Toni Venita. Wouldn't yo0
like to take me over there and do
the honors for us, Dex?s
Standing close beside her, he
was aware of warmth and fra
GRANGE that had been only sag.
gested from a distance. The soft
glow beneath her cheeks and the
odor of strange flowers in her hair
had suddenly transformed her i'm
to a woman. erasing the defiant
Spitfire he had seen only q few
moments before. Her blue eyes
like bright flowers in the shad-
owed glow of her face, hooked ae
him Searchingly, unsmiling, intent
with the realization that this was
no chance meeting barren az
meaning or significance.
II have heard of you---and OF
your trouble here. I am in your
debt, senior. VIII you accept my
thanks?"
He frowned a little, puzzled.
Your debt, se6crita? There
isn't any debt that I know any.
thing about"
She smiled at him then, her eyea
shifting from him to Dex In a
quick flicker of understanding.
aDex has not told you, then. He
viii, when he is ready. Or, IL You
like, we cali ride back up the Vals
ley together and / win tell yor.s
He nodded gravely. I'D like 20
do that. I'll be ready 10 20 when
ever you're through here
s GO be eontinaedl
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By Homer Huffen

forward, his mouth twisted in an.
ger anu the small red eyes flaming
wit cage.
""e amt got too much likin
Tor greasers here any time-an
we shore don't like half breeds
that start shootin' off their mouths
once they got the wrinkles out OF
their belly. You come crawlin' in.
to this settlement with nothin'-'
THE sharp crack of her hand or
! his stubbled face was like a
pistol shot. It snapped the flow OF
abuse IN midspate so that they
stood facing each other in a sud
den tense circle of silence. He
drew back his hand in the begin
ming of blow and in the same
instant the slim gleam of naked
steel glittered in her hand. Swift
ly, effortlessly she moved forward,
so suddenly that the sharp point
of the blade was against his dirty
shirt before he was poised to
strike.
Would your" she said softly.
Would you dare to strike against
the steel?"
Her lips had writhed back in a
snarl of naked hate and her blue
eyes challenged him like twin
fires.
Slowly he looked down at the
knife, and as he looked the
strength seemed to drain out of
him so that his shoulders dropped
and his whole body seemed TO
shrink away from ners. He fell
back a pace and the red eyes
were haggard with fright.
Don't cut me, Miss Toni Please
don't cut mel"
He turned suddenly and half
stumbled, half fell down the steps
behind him. There was a glimpse
OF his gray-Stained face, turning
for one quick look behind him,
and then he was racing away be-
side the building.
There was no sound for an in
slant, and then Toni laughed.
"A mani" she said contemptu-
ously. "Madre de DioS--they call
that a man in this pigsty of fools
and thievesl"
The knife had vanished as
quickly and inexplicably as it had
appeared. and suddenly she was
again only a bizarre, exotically
beautiful woman entering a little
back-country trading post under
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and New Mexico on the stands by
the time you read this. On the
same studios docket is "The List
Story, dealing with the life, loves
and music of Franz Liszt. :.
YOU'D BETTER BELIEVE IT
DEPARTMENT. :. Today political
whistle-stops still play an impor-
tant role in election campaigns,
but they fade to insignificance when
compared to the non-political ver-
sion whereby a boy whistles and
a girl stops. Snuff and chewing
tobacco sales have declined DUR
ing the past year, in case you are
not interested. There'll be great
changes in the 1858 automobiles.
And the trend will be toward great
er power. Over 200 H. P. in the
larger cars South Florida
is due for the boomingest,
healthiest, most bodacious tourist
winter season in its golden history.
And there'll be a new furry
of interest in Treasure Hunting in
the Keys. Yo, hol And a bottle Of
. oopsl 'Scuse me: it's time
for my hardening of the arteries
preventative, but ere ] close down
for the day I would fain propose
a slogan for Bill Glib to have
printed and pasted to his car.
SOUND YOUR KLAXON, JAx-
ONT"
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Although it was long believed
that dinosaurs became extinct be.
cause the world suddenly got cool.
err some scientists now believe
these creatures were accustomed
to cold weather and disappeared
when the world warmed up.