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Show PAGE FOUR V III I -A PROVO (UTAH) SUNDAY HERALD, SUNDAY, APRIL 11, 1937 lOMEWHERE BETWEEN NEW VORK AND BERMUPA R.J. BARTON, WEALTHY SPORTSMAN, AND CAPTAlM EA5Y f RE BELIEVED TO HAVE PERISHED IN A, RWE CRASH, SSi: 1 .'.".w.A'.'.'.'.vi'.i o v. mam m7 f HEY, WAKE UP. i if REG. U. S. PAT. OFF. fEANWHlLE, IN THE GEORGIA, FAR. AWAV. ,,.,1 "k ' SHAKE A LEG. YOU'LL FIND GAS ANO OIL IM THE BARM, AND THE LATEST PAPERS AT THE nCCDA PC ii.IL I 5 m.v,var.w.wv.v.v.y.:.v Vl'LL GET BREAKFAST. MMM BCH! JUST J jj IT , X5MELL THAT BACON. T ' - 6ff g LOOK AT THESE HEADLINES, BARTON. IT WORKED. THEY'VE OWEN US UP FOR. i y A STORM 5TRUCK BERMUDA THEV FOUND THE AIRPLANE TIRE WE TOSSED INTO THE OOEAN, AND THERE'S NO HOPE OF OUR RECOVERY. 17 SOT VOUR. FIDDLESTICKS! THEY'RE FAMILV'S UPSET JUST BECAUSE PROSTRATE; THEV'LL HAVE TO CANCEU WITM GRIEF. A BUNCH OF SOCIAL ENGAGEMENTS. HAW, HAW! NV WFEtL HAVE TO WEAR. MOURNING I KSTEAD OF ALL TM05E MEW PARIS FROCKS SHE BOUGHT. NOBODVLL WEEP OVER ME! NO SIR.'. THREE CHEERS FOR THE PASSING OF OLD HEN-PECKED BARTON. HUZ1AH FOR THE BIRTH OF BEM WILSON. I'M A NEW MAN! W" li I I I NOBODV TO hAAG ME NOBODV TO BOSS ME! VME'RE OFF FOR LONLINESS ISLEI , KUR-RAV! 1 i I BIN '7 vk7 THINKING, ) ilt X-fJ H,ISNT ) A W THAT KIND cyti o close j) NQVIUZATION VOK'T VOU WORV, KA'BOV. OWN THE ENTIRE ISLANDZ y GOT rr THRU A REAL-z-t rji ESTATE AGENT WWQ YxN SPECIALIZES IN SECLUDED SPOTS. I'LL LIVE LI KB A KING. I'LL BE MASTER MV OWN LIFE. I'LL FISH. LL UE IN A HAMMOCK ALL CAV, AND SNAP CICAR ASHES ANW DARN PLACE I PLEASE. 1 L (D 1937 BY NA SERVICE, INC. THERE IT IS. SEE! SEE? NOT A BOAT IM SIGHT. A FOR60TTEN PARADISE! MAN ALIVE, WHAT A TIME VE'LL HAVE. j x ' t II . ,,u..Kk.im... .. Adventure Stamps bi I S Klen, Of A Dying Hero j 3; fVV 4- rtS 1937 BY NEA SERVICE. INC. WICE the wealthy and powerful Medicis had been expelled from Florence by popular revolt. Again in 1529 they sought a comeback, and a new attack was made on Italy's great city, under the leadership of the Prince of Orange. The Florentians, however, how-ever, were too formidable for the invading imperialists, and so the attackers settled back for a siege of starvation. The ring around Florence was tightening and the last link to the city's food source was threatened, when out of the gates rode a small army of patriots led by young Francesco Ferrucci, bold fighter and swashbuckler. By a series of rapid marches and sudden attacks, at-tacks, he opened the supply gap. While he was away, the imperialists im-perialists captured the village of Empoli, near Florence, and cut off an important approach to the city. Ferrucci, hearing of this, decided on attacking the enemy from the rear. But his plans leaked out, and as he and his men rode up, they were surprised sur-prised by the imperialists. The battle was furious, but short and decisive. Ferrucci's men were routed. Their leader was wounded fatally. As he lay bleeding to death, Fabrizio Maramaldo, an imperialist officer, offi-cer, strode up and thrust his sword into the helpless captive. This tragic episode is pictured pic-tured on one of a series of stamps issued by Italy in 1930 on the fourth centenary of Ferrucci's Fer-rucci's death. SECTION TWO 5 'l'h J lj 8 |