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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-20

night
ST James-Holy Communion at 3
A. NJ. Morning prayer and sermon
at II o'clock Evening prayer and
sermon at S:15. Sunday school at
$50 A, NJ Mems Bible class in the
church at 10 y. NJ. Women's Bible
class at the Collegiate school, 1919
Monument avenue, at 10 A. NJ. The
rector. Rev, G. Frecland Peter. will
preach at the morning service. ana
the assistant minister, Rev. Carl S.
Smith, in the evening.
Monumental-Befor leaving for
Brazil Sunday night Rev. James w.
Morris. d, D., will preach his last
sermon at Monumental at II A. NJ.
At p. M. there will be special
farewell service in charge of the
nominations taking part Special
music by the choir. Sunday school
and Bible classes at GAS A. NJ. Dur
ing Lent service every Monday at s
+. VI. and Wednesday at SIS +. NJ.
Services at ST Thomas Episcopal
church. Ginter Park. on Sunday
morning at, II a. NJ. and Sunday
evening at p. NJ, conducted by the
tteF. cary Montague, city missionary.
Sunday school at $50 A. NJ. Mems
Bible class 10 a. NJ. Lenter services
Wednesday 8:15 p. NJ. conducted by
the Rev, Elmer c. Pedrick.
Church of the Ascension-Holy
Communion, 1880 O'Clock A. NJ Morn
ing prayer and sermon, Il a NJ,
subject: THE Source of Eternal Re
demption." Evening prayer and ser
mon, p. M, subject: How to Es-
cape Death Church school and
Bible classes, $40 A. NJ. Rev. A.
Arthur will preach at both services
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-20
EPISCOPAL

Services at Christ 7. L. church will
be conducted by Rev. Nelson p. Dame
y. D. Morning prayer at II A. NJ.
Evening prayer at F. NJ Sunday
school at 9;45 A NJ. DR. Dame will
conduct a mission at Christ Church
next week, services at s p. NJ. each
night
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-20

First Presbyterian-Prea ching at
] A. NJ. and p. NJ. by DR.. +. 7.
NcFaden Sunday school at $50
and Bible classes at 10 A. NJ Even
ing subject lis There a Devil?"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-20

Fairmouut-Ail regular services on
Sunday. Preaching II A NJ and 8
p. NJ. Sunday school ali departments
at $40 A. NJ Epworth Leagues I
p NJ. All welcome.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-20
Tomorrow in the Churches


The church where you will fecl' at
home"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-20

Highland Park-services at II A.
NJ. and s p NJ, with preaching by
the pastor, Rev. VIM. r. McIlwaine,
Jr. Morning subject; "Fathfulness
70 Christ" Sunday school at $50 A.
NJ,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-20

Highland Park--Rev. l.. r.. Will
liams, pastor. Morning service II A.
NJ. subject: Mote Hunting" Even
ing service P. NJ, subject: 'wrink-
led Ruggs." Sunday school $50 A.
NJ. Epworth League P. M.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-20

Nenable- Street. Il. johnson.
pastor. Rev. c. E. Arendau will
preach at II \ NJ. At 7.30 p. NJ.
Professor Futterer VIII give his third
lecture on the Bible with pictures.
sunday school at $50 A. M NJ. j.
Melton, superintendent.
stockton Street.-The Rev walter
r, Lecklter minister Sunday II a.
NJ special service for reception Of
new members received during our re-
yival services, welcome will be ex-
tended by all the different societies OF
our church. The ordinence Of Bap-
tism viii be administered. as p
NJ. sermon by the pastor. subject:
The Fact Of Christ" $50 A NJ sun
/, day school, Z Z. NJ the f. Y Z. L,
Grove Misunderstanding at II
o'clock and 8 O'Clock by the pastor.
Rev, " C. James, u d Sunday
school meets at $50 A. NJ
First Baptist-Preaching at il
O'Clock and o'clock, by the pastor.
Rev. George W Mcdaniel. u. y
sunday school meets at $50 A. M;
p. Y. 2. L. p NJ
Al Calvary Baptist church tho pas
tor Rev. Carter Ashton Jenkens. viii
preach as follows: A. NJ. The Mystery
ct Goodness" P. M: An Analysis Of
Divine Love"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-20

Laurel Street-(4o1-405 south
LaureD James Riddick Laughton.
pastor, Commitment service on Sun
day school 10 A. NJ. Preaching IL
A. NJ. and Sis +. NJ. Revival ser
vices. Song service 7:45 T. NJ. con-
Quoted by J. Herbert Mercer and
chorus choir. Services every night
this week except Saturday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-20
CHRISTIAN

The pastor, Rev H r. c.
Maclachlan, VIII occupy his pulpit at
Seventh-Street church. at il A VI.
and g z. NJ. His morning subject will
be: The Great Commission The eve
ming subject VIII be: Does It PAY to
BE Christian" Evangelistic ser
vices in connection with the inter
church world movement begin at the
morning service and will continue for
two weeks, every night at s o'clock,
except Saturday. Mr. Henri Beau
gard will direct a large chorus choir.
Everybody welcome.
Life and Advent--Chafffn street,
near Randolph. Preaching Sunday at
II A. NJ. and 5 p Nj by Elder L. +.
White, IAN Welcome"
Colonial Place--In Colonial Place,
stop Is. Westhampton line, series
of evangelistic meetings will begin
with the morning service to continue
until Easter The pastor, the Rev.
John A. Tate, will preach at II A. NJ.
on: ''Biding Gods Time" and at & L.
NJ. on: What is Worldliness Ser
vices will be held at 8 o'clock
throughout. the week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-20

Epworth-Chafin and Rowland
streets. Sunday school and Bible
class at $40. Preaching at II A. NJ.
and p. NJ. Morning by Rev. r. W.
Creekmore. evening by Rev. c. r.
Johnson. All welcome. Epworth
Iaague 1.1h
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-20

In the Third Presbyterian. Twenty
sixth and Broad streets, services will
be held at IL A. NJ. and { p. NJ. con-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-20

West End--Rev. A. L. Carson. pas
tor. Preaching raorning and evening
by the pastor. Rev Leroy J Phaup
will assist in the revival to follow the
Sunday service. Sunday school at
$50 A. M. Epworth League =. NJ.
Special music at all the services led
by J. =. Renner and a chorus choir.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-20

Park Place-The pastor. Rev. Ros-
coe NJ. White Will begin a series of
eVangelistc services Sunday morning
ana VIII last for two weeks. r. +.
Jones will lead the singing. Sunday
school and Mems Bible class $40 A.
NJ. Epworth League us p. NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-20

meeting Wednesday evening at
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-20
LUTHERAN

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and 8 p n
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Trinity-Broad and Twentieth
streets. Revival services begin to-
morrow and continue through the
week Preaching each evening by
the Rev r Nelson Hardness. Chorus
choir The pastor rev. n r. Cand-
, Ter breaches at II A. NJ. tomorrow.
sunday school q.30 4. NJ. Epworth
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Ceutenary-Grace street. between
Fourth and Fifth Preaching at II
4 NJ and : p NJ bv the pastor. Rev.
r. A. Smoot D. y. Morning subject:
"A Man at His Rest" Evening sub
sunday school $50 A, NJ Fpworth
League = NJ
--
Broad Street-preacbfnr II A NJ
and & p M nv the nastor Rev. Fred
r Chenault Morning subject:
Growing A Soul" Evening. THE
Best Friend A Man Can Have"
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for sunday 81, - NJ he pastoT
win nrnarh using as his suh{ect.
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8 crook. 80.
The Delta independent., 1920-05-28
ONE DOLLAR FOR AGRICULTURAL
INDUSTRY; $f55 FOR OTHERS

The necessity for farmers, and rural
communities in general, to organize
for equal representation in govern
ment with the cities and with city in
dustries, is most aptly told by Senator
Capper in a few words of a recent
speech made in the United States SEN
ate. He said:
"One-third of the population of the
United States is engaged in agricul-
ture and more than one-quarter of the
national wealth is invested in farm
enterprises. The financial needs of
the government for the next fiscal
year may exceed five billion dollars.
The agricultural bill calls for thirty
two million dollars, which means that
out of every $156 of the public funds
81 will be spent on the nations most
vital industry"
Think of it-one paltry dollar for
the vital industry in which a quarter
of the nations wealth is invested
and $155 for the other three-quarters
of public affairs.
The injustice-the criminal folly of
it on the part, of a nation-is obvious
at a glance. 1t is plain that the cap
tains of industry, the lawyers and the
like, have SO extended their own in
fluence as to absolutely rule the gov
ernment. The rural town merchant
and the busiess man of the farm have
been too busy producing the coun-
try's needs, to pay much attention to
the fact that they have been them
selves retreating farther into the
background.
1t is. time for the farmer, the rural
merchant. the country editor, the agri-
cultural college graduate to force
themselves into the councils of the
nation-not SO particularly for the ad-
vantage Of the rural community and
farm business, as for the sake of the
nation itself.
Think about 1t.
The Delta independent., 1920-05-28
LIVESTOCK NOTES
. >>>>>>>>~>>>> 20
How to Lose Money on Hoas.

How to Lose Money on Hogs.
As method No. 1, 1t was suggested
that good way to lose money on
hogs was to raise them and then have
them die from hog-cholera. At the
time the suggestion was made there
was some cholera in the valley. Since
that time the disease has disappeared
but within the past few days a new
case has been reported, reminding us
that un-immunized hogs are still in
some danger Of going by the cholera
route. Watch your hogs!
Just now it is much easier to discuss
methods of losing money on hogs
than ways Of making money on them.
There are numerous good methods OF
losing money, one Of which is to have
each pig, as soon as It is weaned, or
before, thoroughly infested with intes-
final worms, on the inside, and with
lice on the outside. From entertaining
these guests, which are like the poor
relations" that come and stay, the
pig will be SO busy that he will have
but little time to devote to making
hog of himself" which is supposed
to be pigs first duty.
Lice on pig, while easily detected
and easily removed, are so common
that most hog raisers take them as a
matter of course, not realizing that
they cause serious discomfort to the
pig and serious losses to his owner.
Dipping watts. hog oilers, rubbing posts
wrapped with burlap which is kept
oiled and sanitary wallows are usually
worth much more than they cost. Any
standard stock dip is effective in de-
stroying lice II used thoroughly. A
two per cent solution q parts Of dip
to s8 parts of water), should be used
and dipping repeated in about week
or ten days. Sleeping quarters
should also be treated with some
what stronger solution.
Crude petroleum is one Of the best
remedies for lice. It may be applied
with brush or rag, or in an automo-
bile oiler, or small amount may be
poured in the water in a sanitary wal
low.
Intestinal worms are nearly as COM
mon with young hogs as lice, but are
less easily detected. in fact. aspig may
carry enough of these parasites to eat
up all the profits, without showing
any particular symptoms. When
worms are present in large numbers.
the pig will show uneasiness, uncer-
tain appetite and general unthriftiness.
Various remedies for worms are rec
commended, one of the most effective
and convenient being snatonin and
calomel, given as follows:
Shut pigs to he treated in pen and
give nothing but water for "a or 36
| hours; mix santonin and calomel in
powdered form with enough dampened
oats or ground feed to make small
feed for number Of pigs to be treated,
using grains Of calomel and grains
OF santonin for each 100 pounds, live
weight of pigs; spread this feed even
ly in trough 30 that pigs will not be
crowded and each can get his share;
clean feeding, floors and sleeping
quarters to prevent reinfection. This
treatment is inexpensive and with
feed at present prices. while It may
not result in large profits from hog
feeding, should at least reduce the
The Delta independent., 1920-05-28

but on lower grades trade Is marking
time owing TO an unpromising indus
trial situation. Some buying has been
done in the west, but transportation
handicaps repress activity. Utah wools
have sold at 20 to 72c and fine Cal
ifornia woods at 60c. In the fleece Sec
tions little has been done, although
eastern Ohio reports the sale OF sew
eral choice delaine clips at $1.00. A
nationwide cut in clothing prices in
The Delta independent., 1920-05-28

losses. There are other ways to lose
money on hogs.
The following. taken from the cur.
rent issue of Breeders Gazette, should
be of interest and use to wool grow
ers of the Western Slope:
Wool Moved From Nearby Stations.
Considerable wool has been moved
from shearing stations adjacent to
Chicago during the past week at 55 to
74c. Fine woods are still in demand,
The Delta independent., 1920-05-28

'dicates . desire to reduce ssocks. In
the northwest. growers and eastern
dealers are 1Oc per pound apart IN
their ideas, growers taking Toe for
fine wool clips, and dealers bidding
6Oc. Coarse wools are bid as low as
30c. with common and braid still low
er, suggesting protracted trading
season. Unreasonable weather has do
layed shearing. H. "A. IRELAND.
u. S. Dept OF Agriculture.
The Delta independent., 1920-05-28

But anyway, the men who thinl
women will never be informed on pol
itics, are about the same ones WHIT
spend most of their time reading thu
sporting page.
The Delta independent., 1920-05-28

Believing that only by self-denial
can high prices be brought down, a
large number of men are willing to
cut the spring millinery bill
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-31

zaletsl do residence pana a PAM
Franka a Elcanovy Svobodovych,
bydlicich v els. 1916 Center ul,
kde zanechal ma svoji navstevu
vclmi milou upominku v podobe
baculatGho prvorozeneho hoslka.
"Korunni prime j matinka jsou
zdravi, a tatinkovi zpdsobila "na-
dilka" tato pochopitelne potese-
nj. Nemensi radost ma vsak de-
decek, znamS lekarnik p. S. A..
Beranek, jenz vzpomenul 81 pr
teto p~filezitosti tez ma cleny novi-
nafskeho "cechu'' v nasem zavo.
de a ma pocest novorozeneho vnon-
eka postal jim zasobu vonneho ku-
|ffiva. Pfejeme sfastnym rodicam
i dedeckovi, ably novy svetoobcan
prospival ma duchu i ma telc k je-
|.jich potesc a radosti.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-31

Nase navstsvy

itery, %. brezna, V zavode
nasem navstevou svoji p%octila mas
pi. Josefa Rozankova 2 Milligan,
Ncbr., a Size V prdvodu pi. Rdzcny
Svobodove, manzelky p. Franka
Svobody, majitele zavodu pomni-
ky. PAM Rozankova mezi jinym
vyslovila velke u~spokojeni mad
nasim casopisem a, ackoliv odebi-
rail- j jine casopisy 2 vychodu,
pfece "Pokrok" jest V jejich do
macnosti nejvitanejSim hostem.
Dale S mani sdelila, re do Omahy
hlavne pfijela, ably zde V zavode
pana Svobody obiednala pomnik
ma ROY nczapomcnutelneho sveho
syna = jenz tez "a svetove salky
slouzil v armada Stryce Sauna We
Francii a pred casem tax tragic
kym zpdsobem byl 2 kruhu milu-
iici no rodiny vyrvan. PAM Ro-
zankova prohledla 81 tez zarizeni
naseho zavodu, nacez s pi. Svo-
bodovou odebrala Sc "a %vyfizenim
dalsich svych zalezitosti.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-31

chorobe. PAM Klanecka bydlcla
8 dnd v hotelu Praha, ale v sobotu
pfiSla 81 pro nj jeff dceruska, kite.
ri zije v rodine manzeld A. u,
Stilcsovych v {. 2440 Spalding ul.,
a odvcdla matinku 8 scbou, ably
pres ncd6li co nejvicc jeff spolec.
nosti uzila. PAM Klancck6 81 phi
odchodu Y hotelu zamluvila ma
pond6li svlj pokoi, ale vice Sc jiz
do nGi nevratila. V ncdeli veccr
zasla 81 pf. Klanecka s dceruskou
i $ hostiteli do divadla, ale ma
zpatccni ceste k domovu klesla
nahlc ma "a. a Lothrop ulicich Y
bezv6domi k zcmi. Ncmocna pa.
nj byla co snejrychleji pfevezena
do nemocnice Swedish Mission,
kde vsak kratce ma to skonala.
Phi lekafskem vysetfeni vyslo M
jevo, ze pficinou ndhle smrti pa
nj Klanecke byla srdecni vada.
Zesnula zanechava pc sobe man
zela a osm dick, JIM vyslovuje-
upfimnoy soustrast.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-31
Volby 1stavodarne
budou dine 81. fijna

Lincoln, Neb., ~. bfezna. - Ra-
tifikace navrhoyanych dodatkd Ike
konstituci, jak yypracovany byly
konstitucni konvenci, .jez zaseda
cd /. ledna, ma byti We zvlastnlch
volbach, jez budou Sc konati dine
q. fijna, 1920, a nebude-li jinak
vyznaceno, kazdl 2 t6chto navrhil
ve.jde V platnost dine l. ledna,
1921. X tomuto rozhodputi doslo
Y konvenci pc pTijeti ctyf posled-
llfch navrha We tietim cteni. NeJ-
prye bylo V nmyslu pfedlozit do
k schvalenl V pravidelnych
voIbach, ale ziistilo Sc, re by bylo
zvlastnich volebnich rad V
precinktu a re by ylastne
naklad ma tyto volby byl skoro
jake ma volby zvlastni. By
10 iadiz rozhodnuto, ably konaly
g yolby ~zylastni.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-31
z kruhdd spolecenskych

V dome cfslo 1881 jiz. %. I'll.
scslo Sc v nedeli vecer vice pratc!,
ably oslavili narozeniny "domaci-
no pana", krajana p. Jos. Duben-
skeho. Hlavni rolf ovSem phi toa
m6la PAM Dubenska, ktera stara-
la Sc S nevSedni horlivosti, ably
hoste nikterak nctrpcli, a tax by
10 bumbani a papani, zpivani a
tancoyanf, re pax nikomu nezdalo
ami domd. Pritomni byli nasledu-
iici: Damy-pi. Haasova, pi. XII
liskova, pi. Dubenska, pi. Vera
skova, pi. semeradova sic. Bessie
Pcsfal0va, sic. Riza Smerdova,
slccny Alice a Kateiina Scmera-
dovy, SIC. Flea Stranska, sic. Ma
ric Pcstalova a sic. Anna Sopoci.
z pant: James Haas, Bartuska.
w. Hucbncr, j. lIajny, j. Havlik,
FIR. Haas, Tomas Lechner, FIR. Pc
sfal, En-. Otfisal, B. Postal. Rud.
Nebraska, w. Miiatskl, J. Stran-
sky, FIR. Prochaska, Z. Hanus,
Ed. DokuliI, w. Dubenskg, +. XII
lisek a V. Ieman.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-31
Sedmnact tisic Ar
menn bylo zavrazdeno

Londyn, q. bfezna. - Tatafi Y
minulIch dnech %povrazdili 1000
Armenii v hranicich noveho ar
menskeho statu ma popud mlado-
tllrk6 V azerba.jdzanske Wade, die
sdeleni armenskeho arcibiskupa
kholna 2 Errivanu, ktery prave
piijel do Londyna, ably konfero-
val V zajmu armenske republiky
sc spojeneckymi autoritami. Ma
teto konferenci Dude pojednano 0
soucasne situaci v Armenii. Til
tisice osob bylo sehnano do tatar-
sk.Tch vesnic a cast armenskelo
pomezl .Jsou v moci Tataru, die
sdeleni arcibiskupa. Duchovni
hodnostar sdelil dale, re Y prosin-
ci Tatafi povrazdili $4,000 Arme-
Mi V Akoulis, V Azerba.jdzanu,
pod zaminkou, re Tatafi .isou pro-
nasledovani ma armensk6m Azemi.
Arcibiskup n~aznacil, re mnoho
massakru zavineno bylo okolno-
stl, zc pomezi mczi Armenif a A.
zcrbajdzanem nebylo doposud ma
hZite yyZnaceno.
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Zprava 0 p1isobnosti
nemocnice sv. Josefa
v nasem meste
Ia ctyficet roki trvani tohoto IL
dumilneho ustavu, 1862
nemocnym dostalo
Sc o~setrcni.

Sprava ncmocnice sv. Joscfa Y
IOmaze vydala V techto dnech w.
|rocnl svnj vykaz "a rok 1919, re
ktcreho vysvita, zc tento nemoc.
|nicni 1stay slavi lctos jiz 40. svt
|yyrocf a "a tuto dobu blahodarnt
piisobnosti docilil zajiste pozorl-
hodneho rekordu, nebof poskyt-
nll osetfeni 1852 ncmocnym a 3
tech 24,501 1plne zdarma.
Creighton pametni nemocnice
.sv. Josefa jest, jak jiz v drivej-
Efch zpravach jsme uvedli, pfi-
mym vysledkem odkazn $4,000,
zaneehangch pi. John A. Creigh-
tonovou, JET 30. zafi 1883 zemfela.
Nemoenicni tento fond byl pax
rozmnozen jeji chotem, Hon.
Count John A. Creightonem, jenz
tel jiz zcmfel v roce 1907. V pfi-
tonne dob6 ncmocniGnf bndova q
pfilshajici pozemek, ma 10 a Ca.
stellar ulicich, p~redstavuji nj.
klad ~pfesahuiici $4,000. Ustav
tento naleza Sc pod primou kon-
trolou Sester fadu sv. Eranti.
ska.
Y nemocnici teto jest pro me-
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Pozdstatky podrobi-
tele Mexika nalezeny

Mexiko Mesto, %. brezna.
Pc vice jak 100 letech marneho
patrani, IDA Sc, re telesne pozil-
statky fernando Corteze, spaniel
skeho podrobitele Mexika, byly
nalezeny V chrame Jezise Nazaret-
,skeho, jednom 2 cetnych katoli-
'ckych kostelG V Mexiko Mest6.
zlaty klfc, kterym je mono ote-
vfiti mramorovou hrobku, v ktere
81 prach prosluleho Spane-
Ia, jakOz i satstva, V kterem byl
p%ohfben, je v rukou senory Bor-
heque de la Barra, bydlici V lPari-
Ii, a pfislusne kruhy snazi Sc n.y.
nj tento klic ziskati. Sonora Bor-
'neque vzacny tento kllc ziskala
iako dedictvi. DGkazy o tom, re
Itelesn6 pozGstatky Cortesovy po-
.chovany byly V jmenovanem chra-
me, jsou oznacovany ia naprosto
E%erohodne. fernando Cortes re-
mrel v roce 1547 nedaleko Seville
I've Spanelsku, ale jeho t6lesne po-
tdstatky ma jeho pfani, vyslovene
y poslednf Will, byly dopraveny
lcho synem v roce 1862 do Next
NeSa a ulozeny puvodne do chramu
lklastera sv. Frantiska v Tezcuco
eledaleko m~exickeho k%apitolu. v
,oce 1929 prestehovany byly tyto
telesne pozustatky do chramu sv.
Erantiska v MeXiko Meste a v TO
,ce 1874 ulozeny byly V chrame
'.Jezise Nazaretskeho, kde odpoci-
vaji do dnes.
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v nedeli, dine 4. dubna, predstavi
Sc Sokolici i Sokolice We
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Sokolske sbory omazske piipra.
Wi sc S uznani hodnou pill k We
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