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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the Dittriet Of Columbia Hold
ina Probate Court. mo. 1884
Administration. - This Is 70 Give
Notice: That the subscriber, Of
the District Of Columbia. has OBJ
tanned from the Probate Court Of
the District o. Columbia. Letters
Of ROSE WELCKER. also known
District Of Columbia. deceased. All
deceased are hereby warned 10 ex-
hibit the samf. with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated. 70
the subscriber, on or before the
18th day OF June. AID. 1858.
otherwise they may bv law be
excluded from all benefit OF said
estate, Given under my hand this
10Th day OF December, 1857. EMIL
pIOOELMANN. 1860 Irving street
NV. taealJ Attest: THEODORE
COC5WELL, Register OF Wills for
TIE Probate Court dsSi 81 .ja7 "
RICHARD u. LOVE. Atisrnsy.
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uNITED STATES pIsIRIcT COURT
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trstlon Docket ie3.SAppiication
having been made herein for rati.
ncatlon and confirmation Of pro-
bate Of the last will ana testament
and codicil OF said deceased, and
Of letters tegtamentary heretofore
Issued on said estate. By oERsHoN
a. AkONSoN, the executor, II Is or
dsFed ~, s,gth, "a. Of p 3 sssDc
vicH I1siTiIeuS Ia a max HNbREYYs IN.
NEsTovfcH LUsTf0, the IN.
known heirs 81 law and next oi
Kin Of the deceased. and iii
others concerned. appear In said
Court on Monday. the 10th day
Of February. AID 1893, At 1000
o'clock AN. 10 show cause wis
such application should not N
eranted Let notice hereof be pub.
V1hed IN the .WaAhington Law
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weeks before. the return day here.
Y mentioned the first .ppblicat lion
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ii3i Weedwsra mag.
lot the District Of Columbia hold.
inr Probate Court--Nu. pSfK5
Administration. This Il 10 Olive
Notice, That the subscriber ~
the District Of Columbia has %.
tanned from the Probate Court 81
the pistrlet Of Columbia. Letters
OF Administration on the estate
Of HENRY A. BURROUGHS late
OF the District Of Columbia. de-
ceased Al persons havlne eiaima
Aeainst the deceased are HEREBY
warned warned 70 exhibit the same. with
yieAted, 70 the subscriber. on OF
before the 18Th day 81 June AID,
1855 otherwise they may bv law
oe excluded from Az benefit 81
SAID estate. Given under my hand
KENT u. IHoRuP, 1854 isnd
PAGE NV, tSeai,l Attest. TKKO-
DORA CQoSWELL. REGISTER Of
wis Toy the District Of Columbia.
Clerk q ths Probate Court
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- EVNIANNE HALF ATTORNEYS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia. Hold.
PAoF CARR THOMPSON. De.
ceased. No. 04.lOl, AdministTa.
ton Docket 1876 Application
having been made herein for pro.
hate Of the last will and tesla
anc for letters i.ss.smsntary. or
srd ine NATIONAL SAVINGS ANT
TRUST COMPANY Il Ia ordered
this 3rd day q January. AID
1855, that TEMPLE CARR. ant
AZ others concerned appear Il
day OF February, AID. 1853. n
1000 o'clock AM. 70 shog caus.
why such application should moi
gublished. in the "washInston Las
star" once IN each of three s1ie.
cessive weeks before the return
day herein mentioned. the mrs
publication 10 be not lesa thar
thirty days before said return
day, witness. the HONORABLE
BoLITHA J. LAWS. CHIEF Judge d
said Court, this 3fd day Of Janli.
JOHN w W rooE1fiN. fbs sua,y f Nssis
ter o. wills for the District o.
Columbia Clerk Of the Probate
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JANIS ". MCCULLOUGH. Attorney
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UNITED STATES DISTINCT COURT
Tor the District Of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court. NO. f,.2a
Administration. This Is 70 NO
tice' That the subscriber OF the
state OF virEinia has obtained
from the Probate Court Of In
District Of Columbia. AneiIlary
letter. Of Naturalization on the
estate OF STANLEY q. HAGEN
late Of the State Of virginia, de-.
ceased All persons having claim,
agatntt the deceased are herebJ
warned 70 exhibit the same, witt
the vouchers thereof. legally an.
hentieated.. TO the subscriber. on
or before the 30th day Of June
a. d 1888. otherwise they MAJ
BY law be- excluded from ali bene.
~ Of said estate Given under ms
hand this :30fh dav Of Deceuber
1887. PAU EEN NJ HAGEN. 43i-
lsth Street. North. Arlington
Vlrainia. tSeal,i Attest. THEO.
DORE COQSWEI.L. Register Of
Wills for the District OF colum.
bia, Clerk Of the Probate Court
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SALESMAN = Young married man
with an established Wash, ORGAN.
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forms unlimited opportunities
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surancc Write full particulars,
Box lf03. WASHINGTON Y. ID. C
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GLACIER REPORTER BROWNING GLACIER COUNTY MONTANA

with both hands while talking,
smoking and passing it on. in
imitation of the bear. sacred ami.
NAL. when Scizing anything. No
others were permitted this priv.
ilcgc Skunk Head smoked and
gave thanks. Still holding the
pipe in both hands he spoke to
Short Face Our Brother. Short
Face, will act for Sun"
Shor, Face arose and walked
to the center OF the lodge. lie
motioncd for Tim to stand in
front of him. This done. Short
Face began to speak. In the
many years which the Blackfcet
have rrlgned supreme between
the Muddy and the land of the
ice to the north. Sun has been
tolerant We have had good chiefs.
Lame Bull. Grow Feet. Far OFF
in Sigh, and others. We have
had good medicine men. Weasel
Tail. Four Offers and now. my
friend. Skunk Head. These mcdi.
cine men have had good bundles
with strong medicine and our
sun priests have been wise. The
Blackfcc, are mindful that now
the buffalo are as many as the
blades Of grass They are also
mindful tina, If they do not stop
the coming OF So many white men
that the time will come when the
buffalo will go and never return.
The number of white men who
are here now will not take them
all but there is no end TO the
number that comes Was ii no,
that Skunk Head told us only
six sleeps back Of the vision of
starvation In the time of my
memory the Blackfret were made
10 suffer with the Big Sickness
small poNl two times because We
were unwiSe do not say these
things to reflect on the white.
skinned brother. who stands in
front of me. for his heart is that
Of an Indian. say them. tina,
Sun may know tina, We are not
unmindful Of our wrong doi:r:'.
We have many white brothers
who are as pure as the water
Of the Big Springs which flow
into the Muddy Who would say
that the heart Of Old Many Bcav.
ers was not pure. or that Of Big
Bear and Shoots Quick also
There is good among all people
and also bad. The Blackfcc, have
the bad sometimes but when We
do. they are punished according.
~ II il be a woman. for un!ai,h.
fulncss 70 her man. she has her
nose cut off Thus. she is marked
tor life Sometimes her breasts
are cut off instead. then if she
has an offspring i, vii! die for
wan, Of milk. II II be a man. for
giving away a secret. he will be
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| tied to the earth between stakes
with wet rawhide around hands
and feet. There he is left for all
to see. When Sun dries the tight
rawhide strings, the bad one is
pulled limb from limb Or. If he
breaks the trust of another man.
we will tic a wet rawhide around
his head and his hands behind
him SO that he cannot remove
the head band. Then he will be
set free with the wild animals
of the plains. When sun comes
and shrinks the rawhide head
band. he will die the death of
a blind eagle or even worse. But
when deeds are good, they are
rewarded. even to the head chief.
White Calf. Crow Big Feet and
Little Dog have all been reward
cd for their goodness. These
things | say. that you will not be
misinfOrmed. TO the faithful. the
Blackfcet will remain true until
death. To the unfag,hful. they
must die as deemed fit by the
Blackfect chiefs. WIKI the help
of Sun. give to you the name
that Little Elk has chosen. Many
Beavers
Short Face gave lim push
in the hack with his flat hand
and said. Go meet your broth.
crS."
First. Tim shook The hand Of
White Calf. then with all the
others sitting at the chiefs left.
finishing with Wolf Robe Mex,
he went to the right Of White
Calf and there was embraced by
his Almost Brother. Little Elk.
He then shook hands with Skunk
Head and Dusty Bull who were
the last. Now he resumed his
former place between Skunk
Head and Little Elk.
Skunk Head again touched a
live coal to the long. Stemmed
Big Stone Pipe. After blessing
all in the name q, Sun the
pipe completed another round.
finishing with White Calf lie
picked it up. gently Knocked the
ashes from the bowl and dis.
missed the gathering by saying.
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are away? mean. who is In
charger"
The patient chief answered.
Red Horn is now. Mountain
Chief would be. if he were there.
but he is IN the Sweet Grass
hills. Heavy Runner is near the
main camp 50 White Buffalo and
Beaver Woman will be there in
time for the Sun Dance"
THAT is wonderful. Many Beav-
crs and | will be there as sure
as Sun travels from east to west" "
Little Elk turned toward Tim.
Wont We. Almost Brother"
III you say We will. that is
good enough for me. Little Elk"
You will both be welcome. I'll
assure you" finished the chief
as he turned over on his pallet
to sleep and rest.
Soon after Sun was up the
next morning. Tim and Little Elk
rode into Fort Benton.
Naturally Tins first interest
was to learn whether the Lofts
had come up river on the first
boat. From Parker at the Over
land Hotel he gathered the in.
formation that they had. and
also that they had boarded the
stage for Helena the day before
which was July %.
Tim and Little Elk made a few
purchases at the Powers Trading
Post and rode back to White
Calls camp to find that the chief
had gone while they were away.
He had departed as planned. for
the main camp on Sun River.
Again the following day Tim
and his friend rode to Fort Ben.
ton for Tim was anxious to talk
with the hotel manager once
more MIR. Parker might know
if the Lofts had other plans in
addition to taking the Helena
trip. However. the only thing
Parker could tell him was that
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., it

"kYl-ITSINlTSI"- There. it is
burned out"
All of the guests. with the OK.
ception of Tim and Little Elk
who have been invited to remain
in White Calls lodge as long
as they wished. arose. filed out
Of the lodge and went their
several ways.
Following the meeting White
Calf reclined comfortably on his
woven. willow backrcst. in a half
sitting position. He pointed to
two more pallets which were also
we'll furnished and invited Tim
and Little Elk to do the same
as he. Now that all were comfort.
able. White Calf spoke to Tim.
Many Beavers. you speak the
Blackfeet tongue we'll. Have you
been among them before"
NO. never. My Almost Brother
has taught me all that | speak
in the Blackfeet tongue"
Little Elk is in great favor
with Sun. His father and mother
before him were also. As the seed
so will be the fur. You can't
cross a skunk with an otter and
get good badger hide. That is
why the Blackfeet roam where
they wish and ever have. They
breed for better. not for worse. "
For some time the three con-
versed on various subjects. Fin
ally White Calf. who was firing.
said. The Blackfcet's main camp
is on Sun River. west of the Big
Falls Of the Muddy. 1t is about
three days ride from here |. with
a dozen warriors. will leave here
after this sleep. to so to the main
camp. l must lie down and rest
now. The rest Of my people will
come later"
Little Elk got up from his pal.
let. walked over to a pile of buf.
falo robes and picked one up for
Tim and one for himself. They
lay down and as Little Elk pulled
his robe over himself he asked
Of White Calf. White Calf. who
is at the main camp when you
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Thursday. September 4. 1858

they had mentioned something
about stopping over in Helena
before continuing to Virginia
City.
Not too long after his talk
with Accl Parker at the hotel,
Tim and Little Elk met and talk
ed to Sheriff Bump Gillian. As
they were cOnvcrSing a lone
horseman rode into the Carroll
and Steel stage station. The
three were standing about fifty
steps away. Soon someone yelled.
1.-THE stage was held up last
night on the other side of Sun
River crossing and all were killed
except Keno Bill and girl pas
senger."
As Cassidy rode south from
Sun River crossing with his three
outlaws. he had one idea in mind.
to stick up" the stage which he
knew was coming behind and get
possession of the old man and
the girl. He felt II he "wOrkcd'
1t just right that he could get
nice bag of gold from old Let's
mining company in Virginia City.
lie also had a ficndish desire for
the girl. When one lowers himself
as deep into crime as Cassidy
had. he never thinks of the conSr
quenccS Of his cOncupisccncc.
About ten miles toward Dear.
born Station. the stage road
wound in and out among some
small buttcS Behind these abrupt
hills Cassidy hid his men to await
the stage. They were there about
an hour when it hove into view
The leaders orders to his fellow
ruffianS were short and simple.
Get the driver and that gun.
singer. | want the old duck and
the girl"
lTO Br Continued
Why teach anybody to read un.
less he. or she. plans to read
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A CONTINUED. NOVEL
NJ NORTH OF FORT BR|DGER"
~ !hur G. RenShaw
w - Wilbur &. RenShaW

being smoked in turn as before,
lie gave thanks. first to Sun. then
~ Earth Mother for the return
y. their blood brother. Little Elk
and his Almost Brother. Many
Eri> rrS. Then White Calf laid
:Nr pipe aside and motioned to
skunk Head to speak first.
The medicine man directed his
rmark> to Little Elk. 1T was
sad. believe. that you gave the
..An.r OF Many Beavers to our
NN.;r brother. Why did you wish
:2v Long Knife to be called Many
Nr.Nrv>"'
Many Beavers was given to
T. lNIrf of the Long Knives
y ANy SHOWS back. by the father
- Lame Bull. lST.NOA.kAlIO.
N.."> Bears No warrior. white
Indian. was ever more cour.
.tIruu> than he. ! have prayed
- sun many times that Many
Beavers would never grow too
ii - 20 TO war Cold Maker
Finally had his way and my Al.
"Nr>; Father began to grow dark
,.. 80 eyes At last he took the
- Journey toward the rising
-. The Chief OF the Long
! Nr> WI. never come back TO
IT,: N;:H Us again. Before Many
y ..lr"> Ven, for his las, ride. he
-, :, NE. my Almost Brother
.. Il sad he would also be a great
'..:: .u: and hunter. Shortly
:..r.ra::r-. Went 10 the scene OF
. -:'ra; fight. which my Almost
IT,, ;hrr had with warriors of the
1 '.ryrHnr tribe He made the
Gates; :Igh, one could ever
2: ?r L. see In my heart he takes
-, pace Of Chef Of the Long
\!..lt> In a dream he came to-
So, - a duplicate. SO | gave him
''.v Lame OF Many Beavers later.
,'"rH had slept and il was wit.
:, >>ri by sun Now. ask you.
- &Ird!r!ne men. 10 let the name
,'..:.d - gave il before Sun"
Nn:.r Calf raised his hands
81 VIA ou,>;retched arms TO.
y i sun replied. AS you wish.
= sal. bc given.
Slowly the chic! filled the pipe
a. &: I.>>ri !. as before When
'.r smoking was concluded he
.n. :.:r pipe aside and spoke 10
>..:: Face 'hc sun priest.
Gave ou: brother the name"
>:.":: Face lifted his hands 10
e." Ky and began oh. Sun.
'.s lo"lr =, op!c' Have pity tina;
~ 3.a! give 20 one We feel has
E!rn; courage. the name honored
- u and may be honored by
~ On. sun You have known
'.r Elk and know him TO be
-.vI. courage Have great
,:n-" Have great favor on
~. AID that of his Amos, Broth.
-" f.: th!s. We vii! give offer.
- :" YOU al the next sacred
i,'.,, for sun
i-a." White Cal! lifted up the
- ~',"c Pipe and gave i, to
: go Face who Ii, il. gave
So, :" So" and Earth Mother
:,:". and passed the pipe
.'n,k :" me chief He. in turn.
,.>r. : Oh :" Skunk Head with.
49, ,.'hrr he Little Elk or Tim
-. Gag
:.r sac: hat Skunk Head was
.. H,"!.c!mc man accounted for
- different manner in accept.
~ he pipe He srasped the stem
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Why teach anybody to read un,
less he. or she. plans to read
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-03
coRREo
Viene de Ia pagina 6

- Viene de Ia pagins 5 $50
ficos. No quiero abusar de SUI gene
rosidad pero no terminaria sin
decirie que he llegado a pensar que
Sc lie ha extraviado la Ultima poe
STA que lie envi6 pues aun no he te-
nido ell placer de verla publicada
y mi direction Sc la mando como
me dice que Sc lie perdio debido al
exceso de correspondence que tie
ne.
Bueno amiga mia son cerca de
las l1:00 de la noche y manana
tengo que ir a la "factoria". Ojala
que tenga listed felices suenos Ell
dia Tue lleguen a listed estas lineas
a sus manos, como los que pienso
tener esta noche, porque va puedo
con Ell favor de Dios ~contestar su
gentlllsima carta.
Invariable sabe soy S.S.S.,
Gilda Ossorio de Castellano.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-03
ALFABETo -.
(Viene de Ia Pag. 81

TenemoS, por ejempoo, la len
qua Kuou.Yu, que los europeos
llaman Mandarin. y que Sc trata
de impoher como idioma nacio-
nal. Tiene de tres a cuatro mil
c~aracteres de uso ordinario (cua-
renta mil formas cultas en- ell
Dicclonarlo Clasico Kang Shi).
FL idioma Mandarin podra escri-
birse con ayIda de 26 letras, en-
las que figuraran los sonidos de
la lengua n~acional. Solamenet por
orden de un gobierno tan CEN
trslizado como 10 es ell despoti-
CO regimen de Pekin, podra in
tentarse con exito esta magma
aventura.
La reforma actual de China
Sc ha venido estudiando por. una
comlsion especial en- los dltimos
siete amos. Sc han expuesto Opt
niones multiples en- pro y con-
ira, especialmente en- ell periodic
llamado de las Glen florecillas".
No slempre parecia propio ex-
presar una opinion en- este asun-
to, asf fuera en- materia pura-
mente cultural. Todo en- ell mum
do rojo tiene reiacion visible o
invisible con la politica, y opinar
es cosa de peligro.
No taltan quienes wear en- es-
ia reforma la unica manera DO
sible de suprimir ell escandalo
del analfabetismo (que afecta al
30 Dor ciento de la poblacion
cuando menos), pero otras per-
sonas Green que esta revolution
traida del e%xtranjero, como 10 es
ell uso del alfabeto latino, tendrS
por fuerza que separar a China
de sus tradiciones culturales v
de SUI mentalidad propia incon-
fundlble.
Sc trata de un asunto bastan-
tie dificil y complicado, en- ell
que tanto los iniciadores como
sus adversarios han ofrecido ar.
gumentos plausibles y justifica-
dos. Hav una posici6n interme-
dia en- la que Sc empe1an en- CO.
locarse aquellos que aun reco-
mendando ell alfabeto para toda
la poblaci6n, proponen que Sc
sigan estudiando los viejos ca
racteres entire la intelectualidad
selecta. Nc cabe duda que esta
recommendation sera aceptada, de
modo que los caracteres, en- una
proportion adecuada, represen-
ten ell mismo papel en- Ell cont
nente chino, que ell latin y ell
griego clasicos representa- en- la
cultura europea. Es de interes
saber que ell nombre del Padre
Matthew Ricci, S. J. Sc mencio.
no varias wees por la comisi6n
que estudia la reforma de la es-
critura, en- sus discusiones. Ell
Padre. Ricci tue uno de los pre-
cursores del estudio de esta ma
terra. Los misioneros cat6licos
que en- eli siglo XIX crearon una
romanizaci6n de la escritura, que
aprendieron y usaron mas de
Glen mil chinos en- Fukien, tam.
bien fueron mencionados.
AL parecer. no sc eonsidera
por los rojos chinos de hoy que
esos elementos tan importantes
de la cultura universal, "fuerar
imperialistas nj agresores cultu-
rales".
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-03
REvISTA
Wiene de Ia Pagina y

taci6n para competir en- la famo-
sa semana automovilistica de
Nassau. Ali compitio con figu-
ras del deporte como Carroll
Shelby, Sterling Moss y Phil Hill.
AnteS de terminar la semana ha-
bia ganado la admiration de los
aflcionados y regreso a Mexico
con ell trofeo Gobernador, e
gunda prueba en- im~portancia
del torneo.
Ell articulo dice, que despues
que Ricardo gano en- forma sen
sacional la prueba international
de Avandaro este ano, I'm volan-
tie norteamericano elpreso:
mo importa 81 tiene 16 8 so
amos, ell muchacho es fsntastico'
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-03
DIARI0 LAS ANERIcAS-PSu. II.
(viene de Ia pss1ns 9,

nuestra Isla; ssi como con la no
norablidad de los encargados de
recolectar fondos y hacerlos lleear
a los distintos frentes de guerra
cubanos pero no obstante clio es
necesario no dejarse sorprender
por los mencionados agentes y Chi
vatoS del tirano.
Cuoano, Contribuye con tn apor-
tie economico al Movimiento 26 de
Julio y al Dilectorio Revoluciona-
rio a la liberacion de tus hermanos
que On ia Patris estan sufriendo.
CUBA NUEVA
Luis Ross Vergara.
-. -. >. .SecretariO General.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-03
31-VENTA cAsAs

s. W.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-03
~34-soLAREs Y TERRENos

Solar frente a Canal, cerca de Flagler,
50'x150'. Sacrificio. Por dueio. Amarra.
dero para botes. Edificaremos a gusto.
Haga buena oferta. Plazos. MO 1-4846
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Milford chronicle., 1958-04-04
Country Fair Auction
AT Houston April L /

CONTINUED from page one)
an evening of fun Next weeks S
Chronicle will list the contribu-
ting merchants who so kindly con-
tribute to our Fair to make sue
cess.
Several years ago the Junior
Choir, which was the only one at
that time, sponsored the purchase
of piano for our church. They
worked real hard and with plenty
of help from friends and church
members and members of the COM
munity, they purchased a spinet
piano. This was ruined in the fire
at our church on the morning of
Sunday, February 2.
The young people are ow divid-
ed into two choirs, Junior and
Chancel. These two cnoirs are
combining their efforts to raise
enough money to purchase another
piano for our church. Give gener-
Ously and come out and buy and
help this worthy cause. In giving
and helping, we are sure you will
have very enjoyable evening.