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The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-01-16
ORDER

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL DIS
TRICT OF THE STATE OF MON
TANA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF INCOME.
In the Matter of the Terms of
court for the year 1920.
1T is HEREBY ORDERED that
the Terms of the above entitled Court
for the year 1920 shall be and COM
mence upon the days following, to-wit:
Friday, March 9Th.
Thursday, June Bird.
Thursday, September 9th, and
Monday, November 9Th.
AND 1T is FURTHER ORDERED
that:
Friday, March 9Th, and
Thursday, September 9th.
be, and the same are hereby designat-
ed as NATURALIZATION DAYS.
Dated this LIST, day of December,
A. d. 1919.
C. C. Hurley, Judge.
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FOR SALE CHEAP The Inland
Theatre building 3sxs8x141s, includ-
ing two lots on main street at Brock
way. The finest and largest hall in Nc
Cone county. Take two-thfrds cash
balance per cent interest for five
years. Act quick. Investigate.
p HOFFMAN,, Sr., Owner
1850. Mink, Montana
VIM. Craver from up Horse creek
WAS business caller in Circle last
Saturday. While here Bill dropped in
at the Banner Office to renew his SUBJ
scription, which had just expired. Mr..
Craver is one Of these guys that takes
pride in keeping his subscription paid
in advance, a fact that 8 very much
appreciated by the publisher these
days.
With the primaries coming in April
one already hears little talk as to
prospective candidates for the var
ious county Offices, coming from diff
ferent parts Of the county. However
its little early yet, and although we
have heard quite few rumors as to
ssso.and-so" going to try for such-and
such" an Office, we are going to try
and not get anyone in bad by Jump
ing at rumors, but will try to get
things ~ straight - possible. There
Il no question but what there will be
lots Of excellent material for the vot-
ers to choose from this year. and BY
heck II We don't gst the grandest and
choicest selection Of county officials
that ever wore elected to public Of
tice' It certainly won't be the fault
e III .dear psepul".
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The-man who calls out in the morn
ing that he is getting up when he
isn't simply lies in bed. 80 rs
The hearing in the Martin Aus ease
did not come off Wednesday, because
Mr.. Aus has failed to return.
The Lutheran Ladies are going to
puut on big feed at the Church
basement next Thursday the 22nd.
McCone county had little more
snow this morning, but guess it won't
amount to much, as at noon the sun
was shining again. Well we don't need
any more snow for while, as we
have as yet, a great sufficiency.
No place on the globe will you
find as big-hearted, generous and
noble people as reside in this old
town. They do not wear silk stockings
and silk hats, but they have hearts as
big and warm as ever pulsated in
human breats.
There are two ways of getting into
a newspaper-purchas an interest
and purchasing an interview. There
is still another way-pulling the wool
over the editors eyes and getting in
for nothing. This is very popular
form of entry. a.
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HEREFoRDs SCORE AVERAGE OF
$4,4f1

Selling sixty-head of breeding Here.
ford cattle at an average price OF
S4.4411, Mousel Bros of Cambridge,
Neb., broke all auction records for
beef cattle at their annual sale Tues
day of this week.
Breeders and cattlemen from all
parts of the United States and Canada
attending the event declare the col
lection of sale cattle looked the equal
of any state fair or International show
of Herefords. The crowd was treated
to parade of the stock before it was
sold
The 25 bulls in the offering averag-
ed $4,SSS, with top of $4,000 which
was made by Superior Mischief, g.
year-old show bull and proven sire.
He was bought by ]. P. Sullivan Of
Wray Colo
Well Spread Over Country
The 25 females averaged $4.071.
The cattle were well distributed all
over the middle west and many went
south, Texas and Louisiana breeders
taking number. Among middle west
states Iowa was good bidder and
buyer, but more stayed in Nebraska
than any other state.
The crowd was enormous and tax
ed all facilities for getting to Cam
bridge, and housing it while at the
sale. The farm and town were 1itera-
lily overrun by people who had read
of the fame of the brothers and their
cattle and wanted to see them and
their great establishment as well as
have bit of the grand chamuion steer
of the International Stock Show, Juni-
or Lad, which had been bought by the
brothers at 1882 per pound to be
served in the barbecue.
Served in Two Shifts
1t was impossible to serve all visi-
tors at once, SO two shifts were made
at the big banquet the evening before
the sale.
After this the crowd entertained in
the big Cambridge sale pavilion, with
speeches by Ex-Governor A. c. Shall
enberger Of Nebraska, Governor s. r.
McKelvie and Prof. H. r. Smith OF the
Chicabo Live Stock Exchange. The
greatest enthusiasm prevailed Many
visitors could not gain entrance to the
pavilion although ticket had been IL
sued to keep out local people who
were not interested
speaking OF the Sale Prof. Smith
said on his return to Chicago today:
II Was one Of the greatest experiences
ever enjoyed. The high prices arc .
highly deserved recegnition q the |
struggles md specse1 n ~ Aousel
Brotksrs n gsttinS' a ~ ~ - Here
aSrd tsest ~ 1n1ly Drov-
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.ERMENTRUpE" TANK TO VISIT
GLENDIvE ~


Gig Week Planned and Local Post
Of The Legion. VIII Take Big Part
Capt Edgar Dade Cunning, of the
Tank Corps, U. s. Army, was in the
city last evening arranging for Tnnk
Week, which begins on FebruprY Al,
1nd continuing until February 18th.
Demonstrations Of tanks na5afne
gun cars, search lights and otha kl3y
equipment, used in the ynriess kr4n-
ches OF Uncle Sans army VIM ~
here. The Chamber Of COMMERCE and
Dawson Post OF the Americas UGion
will take > big part n asranktAg :
program for Tank Week. A. FebeSeSy
END II national holiday extsp o.
forts Win ~ mAde to celebfAtt tht
day with : specially arranged bro
gssml-yeltowptone Mo6t1or
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-01-16

ESTRAYED-Take up about Nov.
1st One red and white COW, bob tail,
left ear cropped, hog ring III
right ear, branded on left rib vi
bloched brand on left thigh.
Owner can have same by pay -
ing for feed and this ad.
1850 A. D. Floyd, Richey, Mont.
FOUND-A cavalier in front of
the Crescent store. Same be had
by calling at Banner office.
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We make Farm Loans and can
give you prompt service. First
National Bank, Circle, Mont.

Ray McNett, r. H. Carr and Mr..
Williamson from out Hamblin way,
were in Circle on business matters
Tuesday. Mr.. Carr had his name added
to the Banners list of readers while
here, SO as to keep posted on county
doings.
Hey, there, you politicians Elec-
ion will soon be around and you will
be wanting some fine half-tone cuts
to use on your campaign cards and
newspaper publicity. Let US order
them for you, and print them too.
You will ind the Banners service the
best and prices always right.
Mrs. Margaret Kniepkamp returned
rom Prosser, Wash, short time ago
md win soon take up rsidence on her
southeast Of town. Mrs.
xnispkamp reports that when she
left washington It vas 80 below zero
10 evidently Montana II not the only
place whore n has besn rather chilly
This winter.
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DISABLED MEN TO RECEIVE
HIGHER COMPENSATION

The Home Service of the Red Cross
is notified of the following changes in
compensation rates for men temper
arily totally disabled, where previous
ly $4,000 per month has been the rate
for single man.:
Single man 5 5000
Man and wife 5000
Man, wife and one child $500
Man, wife, and two or more
children 10000
Man with no wife, but one
child 5000
$500 allowed for each ad-
ditional child
For each dependent parent 1000
Percentages are figured on the a.
bove amounts disability.
Also, for total permanent disability,
compensation is 10000 per month
in addition to the insurance.
Our disabled men can now live epm-
fortably without being dependent up
on anyone. II medical attention is
necessary, this is furnished free / by
the United States Public Health Ser
vice where hospital care is necessary,
it is also furnished. However, where
a disabled person is constantly in
need of nurse, $4,000 per month is
added to the above compensation
Catherine Calk,
Secretary Home Service
Dawson-Garfleld-M cCone Chapter
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ELECTION PROCLAMATION AND
NOTICE or SPECIAL ELECTION
By The Board OF County Commits
= sioners OF Mccone County,
Montana.

BY authority of and in pursuant of
the authority vested in the Board OF
/ County Commissioners of McCone
| County, Montana, we, John H. Baw-
! den, X. F. Kirchner, and Charles S.
O'Brien, the duly appointed, qualified
and acting County Commissioners of
the County of McCone, Montana, and
as such constituting the Board OF
/ County Commissioners OF said Nc
Cone County, State OF Montana, do
thereby proclaim and notice is hereby
given by said Board of County Com
missioners and by the clerk of said
Board that on Friday, the Thirteenth
day of February, A. d. 1920, there
will be held Special Election in
McCone County, Montana, in the sew
eral precincts thereof for the purpose
of submitting to the qualified cleo
tors of said County for their approval
or rejection the following questions
to-wit: 9s
whether or not the Board of
County Commissioners of McCone
County, Montana, shah be authorized
and empowered to issue and sell cou-
pom bonds on the credit of the Coun-
ty of McCone, Montana, in sum not
exceeding ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS for
the purpose of purchasing seed grain,
feed, provisions and other necessary
supplies to be furnished and supplied
by the county to it's inhabitants who
are financially unable to procure the
same and who have been reduced
to such condition by reason of
drouth, hail or other unfavorable
climatic conditions
Said bonds to be in denominations
of One Thousand Dollars, to bear
rate of interest to be fixed by
the board, not exceeding seven per
cent per annum, represented by in
terest coupons payable semi-annually
at such place and at such times as
shall be determined by the Board,
and all of such bonds to become due
and payable in not less than two nor
more than five years from the date
thereof, the date of maturity to be
fixed by the Board.
The polls at said election shall be
open at o'clock in the morning and
continue open until o'clock in the
afternoon of the same day.
Said election will be held at the
regular polling places in the several
election precincts of the County locat-
ed as follows:
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Classified Advertisements
See us for Farm Loans. First
National Bank, Circle, Mont.

FOR SALE OR RENT-32O acre farm
miles west from Circle. Good Water,
Coed Buildings all fenced. For fur
Their information call or write,
Mrs. Mary Nicolussi,
Glendive, Montana
For Drayino or Hauling Of any kind
see-JoHN REYNOLDS, Circle, Mont.
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And in order that the said election
shall be conducted in a quiet and ord
-erly manner, we do hereby offer
reward of One Hundred Dollars for
the arrest and conviction of any per-
son violating any of the provisions of
Title 4. Part 1, of the Penal Code,
Revised Codes of Montana, 1907.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have
hereunto set our hands and caused
the seal of the County of McCone,
State of Montana, to be affixed this
18th day of January, A. D. 1920.
John H. Bawden, Chairman
X. F. Kirchner,
Chas S. O'Brien
Commissioners
Jesse F. Dave, Clerk of the Board
of County Commissioners.
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Church of United Brethren in Christ

C. w. Loomis, Pastor.
Service for Jan. 18th.
Sunday School 10:30 a. m.
Mrs. Massar, Supt.
Morning Worship 11:15 A. M.
Christian Endeavor 1880 P. M.
Norma Curtiss, Leader
Evangelistice Service 500 P. M.
Choir practice Friday eve. at the
home of Mrs. A. e. LaRowe.
ESTRAYS-Came to my place about
November first, one Hereford two
year-old heifer, Branded = on left
side.
Owned may have same by
proving property, and paying
charges including this notice.
1890 Harry Stone, Mink Mont.
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BOY ~DETEcATivE" IS
PlNcHED ~ POLICE

Poplar, Jan. ARMED with six
shooter, detective badge and forth
fed with credentials and letters of
recommendation from a detective
correspondence school, G. Bernard
Frederickson, II, who had started
out from his home in Minot on
Monday for the coast to follow in the
footsteps of Sherlock Holmes, was
picked up in this city last night by
Chief OF Police Hanson and is being
held until the authorities can advise
with his parents. F. ricksOn was
accompanied by body guard in the
person of Miles Scribner, 10, but
Scribner denies that he aspires to be
a man hunter, declaring that he simply
accompanied Frederickson to help
out in a case of an emergency.
The boys left Minot Monday and
rode the cushions" to Williston, but
at Sthis point their funds gave out
and business being rather slow in the
sleuthing line at Williston at this time
of the year, they decided to proceed
west via the blind baggage. The wea-
Their was somewhat cold New Years
eve, even for correspondence school
detective and his bodyguard, so when
this city was reached, some so miles
away from WiIliston, they hoped off
the train to get warm and ran into the
arms of Jack Hanson, Chief of police.
Hanson after hearing the detec-
tives story, said it was new one on
him and took the boys before Justice
s. c. Moore and County Commissioner
r. E. Patch Frederickson admitted |
frankly that he was detective, al |
though he had not received his dip |
Iona as yet, and could see no good |
reason why a brother officer should |
do anything to prevent him from en-
barking on his chosen career. His |
companion, Scribner. the boy Wat |
SON., who it was learned comes from |
a good family in the North Dakota |
town, was not so sure that he want
ed to continue in the bodyguard role
and finally agreed to permit Justice
Moore to wire home for funds.
Frederickson showed the justice
some of his correspondence school
lessons and exhibited his credentials.
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Catholic Church

Rev. Nicholas Rauh
Mass second Sunday OF every
month 10 a. m.
Evening star., 1920-03-19

CHEVROLET baby grand touring good condi-
tion: bargain. $375 cash. Cali after pm.
1929 18th NV. Apt. 33.
good new; 81 $50: will take q Ford as
rart payment. 1901 G st. Sc. 20e
BUICK truck. one-ton, model 1918; overhauled; !;
$700. Phone FIR. 5291. 49,
WILLYS-KNIGHT COUPE-Just completely
overhauled appropriate for summer and winter
use. Don't delay. 1t won't last. Call Main
754, Hertford.
Evening star., 1920-03-19

OVERLANDS, two tourings: one model 75 and
one model So; 1917s: electric lights and start
ers: both in Al shape: $3.50 each.
Iocomohiie touring. 5-pass.: new cord tires;
Just been painted; good shape; $425 cash. 1901
C st. sc. ".
FORD truck Qate 1919, 1 ton; worm drive;
carefully used; owner driven: mechanically per-
feet; good as new; n bargain at $3.50. North
1850 213O 18th st. NV. No agent 2le
OVERLAND delivery; just been rebuilt; mnst
be sold. 1851 johnson ave. NV. Call Tor MI.
StalIing. n
Evening star., 1920-03-19
DODGE TOURING CAR.
With Winter Top; $500.
UNITED STATES GARAGE,
'2424 18th St.

SMALL BONUS and -cash-Dodge touring car
at once. Address Rox 94-T. Star office. l9s
IN STOCK: immediate delivery, limited num-
ber OF recondtioned used automobiles; prices
attractive: terms may bc arranged. Harper
Overland Co.. 1880 Conn. ave. NV, TeJe-
phone Fir. 1907.
FORD taxi; will trade for touring or cash.
Oidsmobile chassis. sos. 1872 NJ ST. NV II.
RARE BARGAfN FOR CASH-Quck sale:
Hudson supef-six limousine; 1-pass senger; in
very best condition all through; owner must
sacrifice and will consider any good offer. Paul
Berthier. 242 3rd st. NV. Phone Main 1873
Call between am. and pm. 2Os
DETROIT ELECTRIC and home charging plant,
In excellent condition. for quick sale at bar
gain price by owner leaving city. Phone Ueve-
land 1903, ..
Evening star., 1920-03-19

lent meals. Attractive s1u0andinGa
:aoo 13th st a.v. 1hone Cal tooA
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-16
Z OMAHY, NEB.
RYCHLA JfZDA ZAVINILA
SMRT RIDGE AUTA

b. +. Ilutchins, prodayac po.
aemkovt firmy Chas. w, Martin
Il Co., TAP Omaha National Bank
Bldg, byl pdtek m I asi 80
hodin rano nsmrcen auiomobllem,
ktcrg Sc na neho ma Arlington &c.
ste, tfi mile jiand cd Fremont, "a
rychlc ji2dy pfevrdtil. Mlada zen.
stina q Omahy, jea doznala, le
podnikla Hutchinson vyjiadku
pro aabavn q odepfeln vfbec netc-
no o sve osobe sdlliti, byla ROY.
n6a prcvraccnou karou 2achycc.
ma, vyydzla ysak po,ize s lchclm
p0ranGnim, TAX " So vlakcm mo-
hla odpoIcdnc itho& dine do syeho
domovn v Omn2c nayratitl D.
sldna nehoda ldala Sc. kdE Hut.
chins xajcl Sc syoji karm pills
ma okraj resty u ably newell ma
breb. pokusil ~ Ikarn opt' do
stfcdii cpsty dostati, pr ccnz ale
zadni lsoIo Sc yyyraiilo a kara sri
lila SO do stronhy I.enoch pred.
niho sedadla dopadl zrovoa M
kirk IIntchinse, jemua pod Thou
vaz zlaman u M nckolik minnf byl
chIadnou mItvolUn. provhaeiici
jej zcnstind kara pfirazila ruku k
zemi tax, ac Sc nemohIa vyprostii.
M konetnf kolem jcdoncf univer.
sitni studujici objcvil nehodu a
pomoc pfivolal.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-16
DELNfCI MA STAvBACH
VYSLI MA STAvKU

V palek rdno vyslo mezi 700 u
500 nosieu maIty a ethel a iinych
siaycbnich dtlnik6 ma kazdt unio.
VI prdci Y Omazc na stayku, III,
dajicc o zyyseni mzdy,
Nosi6i malty dostayaji pfitom-
ne Is ccnt0 ma hodinu a nyni po-
aaduji s7la centu, kdezto obyGej-
nj dtlnici 1adaji Is cent?; nyni
dostdvaji GO cent?, na hodinu
Podle sdtlcni o, G. Hardyho,
plastyfsk6ho kontrakiora, jemua
jsou sv6rcny prace $ opravou o.
kresni soudni budovy, stavcbnim
dclnikIm byl 8, dubna dobrovol-
na 2vyscn plat : cent? na ho-
dinu. e
V dnsledku stavky nakolik set
pokladatn cihcl ocitlo Sc na mI-
cene zah1lcc.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-16
PRIJfMANf DUSTOJNfKU
DO PRAVIDELNE ARMADY.

VeIilcIsivi centralnlllo voJcn-
.kfbo krajc, sidlem Chicagn, OBJ
drzeIo od yhIc6nfho odborl We
Washinglonu, y, G., rozkaA aby
uyfdomiIo vsecka stauoylsie pod
svoji pravomocl, H. iollk0 osoby,
jcz cd ~. bfczna obdrzely q klad
M odpoyddtly M dotaznikovy do
pis 2 tfto 1fadoyny, zdali 81 pre-
j, ii nikolig, ably byly iejich a.
dosti o llsianoycui vzaty V 1vahu
a osoby, jcz od stejneho data
prndloziIy formuIhf 730 A. q o.
jsou y2aiy 1vahu pro nstanoye.
nj IN d1siojniky prayidclne ar
made M zdkladt rcorgansacnibo
zakona Vseeky jjnt zpdsobilf o.
soby, jcz si pref, ably mich bylo
nyazoydno, mus lined pfedloait
formnlhf 739. prostfednictyim yo-
jenskycb prayidel, pakli So posnd
DaIhzaji W sluzbf. Pfiiimdni w.
dosli zakonfi 23, tcrvna 1920
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-16

nj mczindrodniho uspofad0nl pro
mirumilovn6 uroynani ysech roz.
porn mczi narody bcz obetovanl
amcrickf syrchovanosii
President Wilson So odsllzule
pro nayrzcni manddtu pro Armc-
iii a chvhli SO akce scndtorn, ktcrl
5adosli ttto odcprcli yyhoydtl,
Slibnie SO vymdhdni yseeh III.
ion0, anil by Sc yfsloynt jmcno-
val zhkon prohibidni
Odsnzuic Sc mexlctd pollilka
prosidcnta WilSona n slibnic Sc, "
pfijata bnde peyna Z cilevedomh
sasada Y aajmu oehrany ameri'
ckych 1iyotli n majetku yiudc "
sv6ia.
Schyalnji se zAsady smirriho
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Y Cnmmlns'
E,chovd lcleznitni reorganisatnI
pfedloze, K nrovndni sidvck : pod.
niclch vcfcjnos'i slon2iclch
SchvaIuji 50 zhsady kollckIiy.
niho yyjcdnavani, jei pova2u1l Sc
za neilepsi mcthodu k udracnl IL.
dustri6lniho nlii1.
Odsnzljc So dcmokraijcka adm
uistrace, pontva1z ncproyadela
zakony proii vykofisfoyani n po'
nevadz ncnayrhln opatfenl k
zmirnfni bfemcnc drahoty ziyoi.
nicIl potreb.
Schyaluje Sc pofin kongrcsu !
aa.pnn pomoci bygal}m yojakIlm q
nam0iniknm, ale nclnenllJe se
ygsIoyne osnoya zakona 0 bonlIsl
pro bfvalf yojaky
IIned po skonfcnf konycnce 10
naIa Sc scbilzr noyfho republican
skfh, ygboru, Y kterb VIII II
Hays zyoIcn byl znoyu pfedsedor
rcpnblikanskeho nhrodnibo ygbo
ru. V scb6zi ttto pfijaty byly plh
10y i nadchazcjici Rampant Kan
pan zal5jcna bude hned po u. jal
senator Harding a gnvcrncr Goo
Iidge 1redne uvedoneni budon
eyf nominaci. 70 bude nepocbyb
NJ 20 demokratickt konyencl, Je'
konatI 90 bndc Y San Franclski
10 icjN rozhoduuitf a ,lsncscnj bud'
lpnino witt Y nvahu pr sdtlavhn
podrobuosii kampannich plant.
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KAMPAN IA GCELEM
ZACHRANY MALYCH DfTEK

Omazska zdrayotni rada o sdrll-
5eni navst6wnjicich osetfovatclek
osnuji plany protls neopraynon}m
porodnim babicklm. Iaroyc6 bu.
don ucintna palczita opatfeni Y
zdjmn postar6ni So 0 IcpM peel
pro chudt matky. V plann na a.
chranu diiek zahrnuto jest oteyre-
III stfcdisek pro aeDy mafcfstyl
q zjcdndni zvlastnich osctfoyate'
lex, bfhem Ictniho obdobi, hlavnf
v huHe pfisiehovalei obydlenych
stfcdiskdch
Y rocc 1919 rekord nafozenl
tlcsI v tomlo mtstt o go proti 70
.ku 1918. V minultm rocc zcmfe.
10 v Omazc 3f0 ditck, drive neil
dostoupily ! rok star. Y roc'
1919 narodiIo ~ V Omazc 1901
y rocc 1913. 30l1 dtii, I'mrii u
ldhlo SO V minnltm roec 80. rocf
1913 cclkem 1888,
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HARDING A COOLIDGE BYLI N0M|N0vAN|

ceiui lskat pruhlasiL H. 81 ielo b..
Il naltgulo ~ ,odt usi po dNt hos
,liny. Mrisola lcnsiiny hSla pa
IL dopiavena dn pohfobnickeho
isiavu y. IL landy, kde byla slo-
ioknsnu iako 3a.lcla Laura John
sonova svSm munsclem John
.lohnsoncm, Z tis. jll lism - nj.
johnson byl nalczn mrtvoly u.
vtdomcn policii klcrt o2ndmll, H.
Ioho man5elka odcsla = domova We
elyftck rano, Dale sdtlil pollcii,
y. 81 : nj nrrhal sc2dat asi pred
dvcma ltdny ade Omazc, Sesel
So nj pred rokem Milwaukee,
klyl ,c byl yrilil 10 Spoj, Statn
~ ldmofi a byl = yojenskt sluabN
propusten lo lomto sdeleni byl
johnson policii propulsion, Nej-
spisc naslcdkem ncutesentho ldra-
stavu Johnsonovd sam0
aivot sydj uiopenim zakontlla,
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