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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-17
TOURNAMENT TO Be
HUGE. ATTRACTION
Al North OR SIDE Lori
PERU TIGERS AND MENDOZA
REGULARS TO CLASH IN OPEN.
ING TILT OF AFTERNOONS FEs-
TlvirIEs-cuBs TO PLAY WIN.
NER IN SECOND CONTEST.

Despite the fact that the huge am
phitheatcr burned down at the fair
grounds early "Wednesday morning
and for time threatened to put a
final taboo on Ottawa baseball, one
OF the seasons biggest features will
be staged at the local lot tomorrow
afternoon when three.team. two
game tournament will be held. The
Peru Tigers. Mendoza Regulars and
the Ottawa Cubs will be the main
participants In the affair which prom
ises to be one Of most interesting
character.
Everything will go on as II usually
did, according to announcements this
morning by Manager Dunn, due to
the fact that the work of construc.
ton OF temporary beachers was start
ed this morning and are expected to
be finished before darkness tonight,
The bleachers will seat great num-
Der. although how many is unknown.
They will he built OF tile and wood
and will be perfectly safe from all
accidents
The Peru Tigers and Mendoza will
clash In the first game of the after.
noon. According to the dope either
Bernie Coss or Mike Prendergast will
pitch for the Mendoza aggregation.
while Kaukuaa will occupy the hill.
lock for the Peruvians. The game.
although of no particular interest to-
local fans, is expected to be very
fast one Besides Kaukuaa, Peru
will have Chergot on the bench ready
TO relieve the former mounder should
he fail to hold his own against the
Mendoza.
Then comes the big tilt OF the af-
ternoonis program when the winner
OF the first affair will play the Cubs
In the final game and for a champion.
ship. Dunn is confident that his war
riors will cop the berries in the game
and administer the winner OF the first
game horrible defeat. He is de-
pending muchiy on the pitching abil-
ity Of Pitcher Jimmy Lynch and the
hard hitting stride Of his luggers.
On next Thursday afternoon the
Chicago Cubs will battle with the To-
Gals. Following are the lineups for
tomorrow games:
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-17
OWNER AND DRIVER \
CHARGED WITH FRAUD

Hartford, Conn. Sept. Nv. b.
Barefoot Of Cambridge City, Ind, and
Ed Allen OF Indianapolis, owner and
driver OF Single G. noted grand cir.
cult PAGER. will be requested to ap.
pear before the board Of review Of
the National Trotting Association at
its next meeting to answer questions
In regard to the Single G-Peter Man
ming race at Charter Oaks park on
Sept. 8. 'ttt
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-17
GEORGES AND TOM ''''
TO MEET IN FEBRUARY

New York, Sept, l7.--George Car.
pentier will meet Tom Gibbons Of st.
Paul for the worlds light heavyweight
boxing championship next February
ut Madison Square garden. Promo
ter Richard today received radio
message from Descamns In which the
latter, stated that Carpenter would
be ready and At by that Cine 10 do.
fend the title he won from Battling
Levinsky,, ~ ~ Hsgl
fa''i had no doubtr thai 'Franch idol
would, return and meet Gibbons, 10;
-ccrding to the tohtract,3thsye vlth
hints said Richard. tScAfpspticr peyt
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-17
Games Today.
Art Is No Recreation.

Art properly so-called, is no recrea.
uon: 1t cannot be learned at spare
moments, nor pursued when we have
nothing better to do. 1t Is no handi.
work for drawing tables no ro.
iief OF the ennui of boudoirs IT must
% understood and undertaken seri.
ously' or not at ALL Modern Paint.
ers," John Ruskin.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-17
SIR BARTON TO HEAD
STUD AT AUDLEY FARM

Winchester, Va. Sept, Nl7-'sir Bar
ton, before his retirement one OF the
best known horses on American turf,
has been brought to Audley farm, the
old home Of Nellie Parke Custis, an
nounced by d. d. Jones, oil magnate.
as converted into one of the largest
breeding farms In the country. The
horse will head the stud TO be- main
tanned there. ta 'is- IL kEi,h II
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-17
MIKE GIBBONS TO
MEET TED KID" LEWIS

Colorado Springs, Colo, Sept. IT.
Mike Gibbons. middleweight boxer Of
st. Paul. MINI, Will sail from New
York Nov. for London, where he
will box Ted Kid Lewis twenty rounds
Nov. II, II was announced by Mike
Collins, his manager. Collins said he
will accept an offer from Maj. Wilson.
British boxing promoter, for the
bout, which will DO in Albert hail. in
London.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-17
COBB TO MANAGE
FRISCO WINTER CLUB

Boston, Sept. 1.-THE California
winter league will look like major
leagues this year. Ty Cobb, before
leaving this city last night, said he
would manage the San Francisco club
between seasons, going to the PACT
fic coast Immediately after the Ameri-
can league season closes.
George Sisler is to be manager of
the Vernon club Rogers Hornsby a
director OF Los Angeles and Harry
Heilman may manage Oakland.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-17

Ter enters the ring unless he n :
and he wanted plenty OF time to RI
the injured hand he hurt In the Dol
with Dempsey, I have set no daI
for the match. but would like To stat
II the first week In February"
4 The bout was FIRST set for Oct. \
In Jersey City.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-17
cotton.pIant Pest

The moth known as Alabama argyll.
lacea, a serious pest OF the cotton
plant, Is one OF the most prolific OF
insects. In the Gulf states II produces
at least seven generations annually,
and at the end Of the fourth genera
ton the progeny of, one moth, IL they
all survived. would amount to over
100000, 100000 individuals. - Science
Service.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-17
Mendinq.

If you desire to mend broken crock.
cry, melt teaspoonful of alum Damn.
eh the broken edges In it and hold
them firmly together until cold and
dry.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-17
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
AM ERlcAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Boston, 10; Chicago, 4.
Cleveland. 2; Washington. 0.
st. Louis, 10; New York. 3.
Detroit, z; Philadelphia, 3.
Games Today.
Chicago at Boston 1.-TWO gamesl.
st. Louis at New York.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-17
The Ready Answer.

A schoolhoy answering the question,
"What was the Sherman act?" re-.
piled, Marching through Georgia."
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-17
Wanted to Know.

Willie--Say, ma, do the ielIyf,sh
get their jelly from the ocean cur.
s?-Boston Transcript.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-17
Games Today.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results.
Brooklyn at Chicago-Rain.
New York. 5; pittsburg. 0.
Cincinnati, 5; Boston, /.
Games Today.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Boston at Cincinnati.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-02
Around The County
Interesting items about persons and conditions
from Tombstone, Wilcox Pearce Dos Cabezas Douglas
and other Cochse county, gathered together each
day by The Reviews out-of-town-news editor.

films taken of the property last spring
d. s. Stevenson, the treasurer, arriv.
ed from New York Wednesday,, ac-
companied by II. j. hilbert of Rock
ford, ILL.,, and Roger Sherman OF Chi
caso, chief counsel for the company.
On Wednesday morning President T.
\. McCauley arrived from the west,
accompanied by Mrs. McCauley. They
had visited San Francisco, Los An
%oles and Phoenix On the same af-
ternoon. r. V. Dixon, o. Rich. c. F.
Aver, Col. ]. r. Orr, Alex Johnson ar
rived from California, accompanied
by G.. l.. Ramsey, one of the leading
bankers of Montana. j. A. Veness ar
rived from Portland, Oregon. They
are inspecting the property and are
much enthused over the progress of
the company during the last year and
the remarkable ore showings made
since the last visit to the mines.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-02
Refuses Amendment

DOUGLAS - Alfred Paul has re-
refused place on the national advis-
DRY board of Vassar College,. an or
ganization recently formed to obtain
funds to make the college one OF the
leading schools of the world Paul
was rendered the place by H. NJ Nc
Cracker, an educator Of national re-
pute.
In refusing the appointment Paul
said that he did not feel that he had
the time to devote to the work. lie
said he would make sacrifices if the
government was to be benefited, but
did not feel that he had the right to
neglect his business interests for n
private enterprise.
The board will attempt to secure
donations amounting To about $780,
100000. 1t will consist of 100 men,
chosen from every section of the
United States.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-02
BANK MAY SOON
De RE-OPENED
Los Angeles Attorney Visits
tombstone to Look Over
First National Affairs

TOMBSTONE, Oct l. With the
purpose in view OF reopening the
First National Tank of Tombstone,
which closed its doors little over a
month ago. if after q thorough inyes-
LEGATION IL proves to be feasible. At
torney William A. Bowen, OF the firm
OF Flint. MacKay & Bowen, of Los
Angeles. representing Mrs. Mary M.
Costello. arrived in Tombstone today.
Bowen accompanied Bank EXamin-
ers McCans and Brewer. who have
been comforting with him in Los An
geles.
Bowen has recently returned from
Washington, where he went over the
affairs OF the bank at the office of the
Comptroller of the Currency. Bowen
states that the offer OF support. in
case of reopening, recently made by
The depositors, is much appreciated
by Mrs. Costello and himself, and
that with the friendly cooperation of
oil parties he feels that a plan may
be worked out whereby the bank can
be opened and the money of the de-
pOSitors be assured.
To accomplish TINS ne desires to
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-02
Another Accident

WILLCOX--The eldest boy of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Sweet was thrown
from his horse Friday and sustained
severe. bruises. He received a COUPE
of bad scalp wounds which were sew
ed up by the doctor, and lost one tooth
while three or four other teets were
broken. Whether the horse steppd on
him or not does not seem to know
No bones were broken and he is re-
covering rapidly This is the third
accident recently of this kind. The
first happened to Murray Johnson,
the second to j. B. Cook and the third
to the Sweet boy. 1t is hoped that the
spell of the jinX is broken.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-02

confer freely with the depositors and
to avail himself of the cooperation
which they have offered.
He expects to remain here as long
as may be necessary to find out
whether his object can be accom-
plished, and if so, to reopen the bank
ON plans satisfactory to the depositors
and to the Comptroller of the Curren
cv; and in that event he feels sure
that the bank will be an institution
OF permanent usefulness to the COM
munity.
At a meeting of a large number of
depositors OF the bank held last night
matters in general affecting the de-
positors were discussed and it was
the general opinion of depositors pres
ent that if anything could be done to-
ward reopening the bank they would
pledge their future support, and the
statement of Bowen, attorney for
Mrs. Costello, issued today, comes as
encouraging news to the depositors
and old friends of the bank.
Soon after arrival today the gentle
men started work of investigation,
which will continue for several days
at least before anything will be de-
termined. and the statement of Mr..
Bowen issued this afternoon will be
received with no little interest by
those who have maintained that the
banks situation would be solved and
the institution reopened on a sound
basis
Until the result of the present in
vestigation by Mrs. Costellos attor-
neys is ascertained, further informa-
ton will hardly be available and a
number of the largest depositors in
terviewed this afternoon stated they
were gratified to learn that practical
ly all depositors interested, little or
big. were ready to back the bank if
il should reopen.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-02
ON GAME RESERVE.

According TO reports received in
Bisbee yesterday, hunters were in the
Huachucas early yesterday. Several
shots were heard. This is strictly
against the law as the -Huachuca
mountains are in a game reserve. 1t
is the duty Of officers to arrest all
persons who hunt protected game on
the reserve, and they are making an
effort to locate this party or parties
of law violators. The matter has been
reported to the ranger in charge.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-02
WORKING On Bridue

BENSON-Work is progressing on
the Benson bridge. The 100 foot old
steel bridge is to be used on the west
end and one pier placed III the center
of the river. This pier will be made
of piling which will be incased in
cement. A new steel span will be
erected on the east side of the pier.
The entire work is being done by the
county and will cost between $4,000
and $1,000. 1t will take at least six
weeks more to complete the work.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-02
Old Newspaper Is
Filled With News
Of Famous Events

James Munroe. one of the early pres
ideats of the United States, declared
the war of 1912 cost the United States
$120, 000, 900. This statement was
made in President Munroes inaugural
address, found in state papers of the
chief executives of the country and
brought To light in the district Dy n
copy OF the Felciana CLouisiana) Ga
zette. under date of April II, 1921
The paper is the property OF r. b.
McIlroy of Lowell.
The paper in question, printed on
linen, rather yellow with age, but in
remarkable state of preservation,
deals with ether subjects of the day
The speech of MunrOe, however, oc-
cupied many columns of its four
pages. In addition TO old Louisiana
papers, Mcllroy who is "A merchant
i'm Lowell, has other interesting pa
pers and documents dating back be-
fore the war of the states.
Bills of sale for slaves, conveyances
Of land, titles and other newspapers
form the most of the collection.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-02
MORE TOURISTS THROUGH

Every day there are a number Of
tourists going through the district
ever the Borderland route. Those
coming from the west are loud in
their praise of the road from mere 10
Phoenix. With the taking off of the
sharp rocks between here and Tomb
stone the road will then be in first
class shape.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-02
.GtyhaiS.
SLIGHTLY INJURED

Gordon Davis, aged IL, was acct
dentally hit by an automobile driven
by ]. A. Kempton Friday morning.
The youngster was playing with his
brother at the Lincoln school grounds
and ran out into the road just as
Kempton was driving by. Kempton
tried to avoid hitting the youth by
turning across the car tracks, but the
youngster ran in front Of the car. His
injuries are not serious.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-02
DANCE NEXT WEDNESDAY.

What will probably be one of the
biggest mid-week dances at Vista
Park, Warren. before winter starts
rolling in, will be given Wednesday
evening. The Copper Queen band, of
Douglas, will bring up its entire mem
bership of SO pieces, making it the
largest band or orchestra that has
furnished music for a Warren dance
in many months. The dance will be
given under the auspices OF the local
American Legion post.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-02
SLIGHTLY INJURED

COCHISE-J. c. Larkins happened
to apainful accident recently when
his horse stepped into a badger hole,
falling and throwing the rider TO the
ground and in getting up in some man
ner paved Mr.. Larkin with his hOofs.
He was badly bruised and shaken up
nut fortunately no bones were broken
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-02
Shipping Cattle

WILLCOX-Johnso & Cook are
shipping about II carloads of cattle
from this and surrounding points this
week. Page & Misenhimer have re-
Gently purchased $500 head of steer
and 900 COWS Tor which they have a
market. Cattle movements will be
heavy from now on. Prior to this
most of the cattle shipped were calves
and fat cows. There was little mark
ct for steers, but this has now
changed.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-02
Imports
To Hold Meetinu

DOS CABEZAS-The stockholders
meeting of the Central Copper Com
)any will be held at the company's
offices, Monday, October 3rd. Rep
'esentatives of the company and Of
icers have been coming in during the
week to attend the meeting. The sec
rotary. F. Nj. UT, arrived from Chica-
go Sunday, accompanied by o. A. Alt
man and s. j. Stoughton, moving pic
ture men, who are completing the
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-02
MORE HUNTERS

The population of the Warren Dis
trict was further depleted yesterday
when another lot of hunters left for
the hills in search of the long-horned
buck. Among the number who left
were: George B. Winfrey, James
Ovens, Wallie Schwartz, Jack Ryan,
Howard Sterling, c. A, Mcdonald.
James Ball and ]. p: Steffes.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-02
Returned FROM PHOENIX.

Deputy State Auditor Georc> Brown
and j. n. Gaines, secretary of the Co
chise County Taxpayers association,
returned to Tombstone yesterday
from Phoenix, where they have been
for the past several days making a
check of the Cochise county Is per
cent fund.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-02
ONLY THREE BLISS TICKETS.

Three marriage licenses were is
sued this week out of the office or
Clerk j. e. James of the Superior
Court, making slight gain over last
week. The licenses issued were Rich
ard Stephenson to wed Mariana Cat
alan, both OF Fort Huachuca; James
Hoverrocker to wed Linnie Davis,
both of Risbee; Francisco Sierna to
wed Marcoila Galvan, Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-02
Trade Falls Off

DOUGLAS-Thep port OF Douglas
fell off in its import trade and gained
on the total of export values, accord
ing to the monthly report IF G. A.
Housed, deputy collector in charge
There was considerable increase in
both dutiable and free imports. but
the intIansit values were cut in half.
Following are the figures for the
month of September:
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-02

quail are scarce and really ought not
TO be killed this season in southern
Arizona, and il would be wise if the
state game warden could close the
season on quail this year, sportsmen
say.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-02
QUARTET TO SING

A vocal quartet. composed of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. P. Williamson, Mrs Fanny
Harrington and Lee Blair will sing
Christian, the Morn Breaks Sweet
ly Ger Thee" by Harry Rowe Shell
ly, and 20 God Who Hath Prepared -
by Alfred r. Gaul, at the IL o'clock
service at the Presbyterian church
this morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-02
TO PAY DIVIDEND

Owners of United Verde Extension
have received word that the company
has declared its regular quarterly div
idend and that it will be payable on
the first of November. The dividend
will be for % cents per share.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-02
WAS COMMITTED

Maria Blumm, the Mexican woman
who was taken to Tombstone a few
days ago from here, was examined
yesterday in Tombstone before the
lunacy commission, and was ordered
committed to the asylum al Phoenix
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-02

The artesian well at Grenoble, near
Paris, throws water 80 rect high at
the rate OF more than 500 gallons d
minute
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-02
GOOD SHOOTING.

The season on doves is still open
and doves are plentiful as well as
cotton-tail rabbits. The season on
duck and quail opens the 18th. The
ducks are reported 'plentifu1 while
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-12-23
Christmas Suppl element

sinia. A predsa to bethlehem
ske nemluvniatko je nam
vel 'kym zakonodarcom, vel
kym prorokoln q apost tolom!
Lenzc jeho s1adka detska
1sneha, jeho milalnlxa, krasna
ftvaricka j pri jeho vaznoin
iprograme vlieya vsetkvin
smrtel nixon zohrievajiici
IIpocit blazenej dovery. Ma
slavnn pamiatkn narodenia
ltohoto bozskeho, zlateho die
It'atka akoze by SINE my kre-
st 'ania po nasich kostoloch
l teraz ma Vianoce neprespe-
vovali ) radostnym pohnll-
tim V srdci: Narodil sa Kri-
stns Pan, vessel me sal'
Go vsetko cenneho, VEL
kolepeho vzislo svetu 70
skrytosti Jeho! Won 2 mesta
Q polnoci a vsetkym nezna-
my prichodi, Kristns ma
Isvet. A l'ld izraelsky9 S jeho
zazrafnou historiou, 5 jeho
zirotnvmi zvratmi, zazrak-
mi, proiokni pre- tento Okla
iatih Dol iste prich sans 20
styritisierofnoll priffav6ii
ieakalo l'udske pokolenie ma
Itento okamih; pre- tento o-
kamih stvoreny Dol cely
svet! Aka vazna bola pre- T.
zraela q pre- cele l'udske po-
kolenie. ano pre- cest' boziu
tato mindta a znamost Q
nej! No zjavena ne1i 1liko-
Emrl, ziadncm,l kral 'ovi, ziad-
Inemu lSiiazovi, ziadnemu svii
Itemll; a boil predsa svati v
| . zraeli, kol'ko iitechy BY i'm
bolo teda take zjavenie pri-
nieslo! Avsak nevie to mix.
Ked' sa narodi kral lovske
diet'a, ako sa pri dvore vse-
tko pripravuje a chyr o je-
no narodeni rozsiria razoIn
30 celej risi! Til Y BetIehe-
me, Y posvatnej lnastalke 1e
vsetko ticho. Iba Maria 4
Jozef je ten dvorny sprievod
a zvierata a chlad a tina no
.ci a tvrda slanla \ jasliach
sll spl'ievodom Pana sveta Il
zastlpenlm jeho nerozumne-
no stvorenia. Celkom tax, u
ko to bol anjel predzvesto-
val poboznyyrn, iednodnchy
pastierom na vidieku:: Mech
vam je to znak: najdete die
t'atko \ plienkach zavinnfe
y jasliach ,llozen6. Z
Nnz ozaj 50 ysetkyms tym, So IL .
pofnfna ma bieda l'udskl, na aere q Il
sti tohoto syeta. zavital Pan Jexix
na nasu zem. No priniesol n&m vi b
royen s tyn " al ako NAL 'unkJ
pokyny 4 nauky take. ktorymi u
SINE vstave toto slave iidolie ~
me 81 ryjasnit'. oslavis ii 'syit
Viano6nemu JeSiskoyi sme 5ato
preniknutf 4 lajhlbsou vd aknu, s
iictou ishesk Sm jasona N n ss;ici. & d u
Yftauie Hs n |nssieh kostolo6h 81
naSich Nfsrn Oyf,c1f ~ ~ u tSS s
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-12-23

Prisiel ma tento svet Spa
siteP sveta 1890 rokov 20
styoreni sveta, 2957 po poto-
pc syeta, 2ol5 po narodeni
!, Abrahama, 1910 po Mojzi-
soyia q; po odchode jehol l'udu
4 Egypta, 1892 po ponaza-
nf Dayida "a kral'a, podl'a
proroctva Daniela v 65. OBJ
dobf, pod 1914. olyrnpiadou,
1872 rokov po .zalozenf mesta
Rinlu, AZ. T. panoyania Oc-
tayiana Augusta, ked' spo-
ciyal cely svet Y hlbokom
pokoji, vtedy chcel Jezis
Kristns, vecny Bob a Syn.
yeeneho Otca skrze svoj mi
lostivy prichod posyatit'
zem. =
Tymito slovarni prave tax
sviatocne, ako j dojimave o
znamuje rinske artyrolo-
gillm narodenie Spasitel'a.
A my krest 'ania, Cd radosti
plesajlc, yyspey,ljerne 81 po
nasich hozich chramock Il
popred. oMokY: I" Narodil 81
Kristuss Dan, @esel'me sa!''
Narodenie j. viditel ny
ystup 6loveka do sveta, do
pudskej spolocnosti. U al
pre- vliynych l'udf je prve
tystdpenie vyFznamn6ho mo-
l1entu. MIN sa da akoby na
jayp, aka je to persona, axe
llos m dlcha Q akych zasad.
Tym viac malo sa 5 to ukazat
= Spasitel'a, pri ktorom mic
u nestalo bez povedomia;
ysetlko 1. 4 d bolo premyslene, prii-.
chystane 4 'vsetko bolo me-
konesneho dosahu!
Predstavrne 81, axe caka-.
MIA, nadeje viazal narod II
zraelsky ma prichod Messi-
asa! Ocakaval no v smyslc
prilis pozemskom, ze On to-
tiz yymani Izraela jednyln
snahon 2 rik svojich ne
priatel 'ov a privedie ho do
stavu rsvobody, bohatstva a
st 'astia. Avsak Jezis Kri-
stus prisiel chudobny, po-
korny 9 opusteny ma tento
svet. Preto no nlnohf nepo-
znali q jeho kral 'ovstvo ma
zemi, yybudovane ma hezna-
rocnosti, ponizenosti a ma Il,
stote srdca ami dosial' neu-
znali.
u ako maie betlehemske
diet 'atko nehovoriac hla-
sal Pan Jezis Y mastalnych
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