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The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-06-02
"MARY's MILLIONS" JUNE s

Next Tuesday evening the gradu-
ating class Of L'Anse High School
will present the play "Mary's Mil
lions" to the public. 1t is a comedy
in three acts.
A quiet New England village is all
agog over the arrival Of a pair Of
fortune hunters, claiming to be titled
foreigners who scheme to get posses
sion of "Mary's Millions"
It is up to the minute in construc-
tion, as sweet as a breeze from the
meadow and as snappy as a pack OF
firecrackers.
1t is royalty play, just on the
market-just the kind you want to
see. The class must pay royalty Of
fifteen dollars every time they pre-
sent this play but it is well worth it.
An admission fee of twenty-five and
fifty cents will be charged-ga1lery
seats at thirty-five cents.
If you wish good seat come early
because record crowd is expected.
Remember the date, next Tuesday
evening, June 6, at eight o'clock.
A big dance follows the play-Twir
City orchestra.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-06-02
MAKE YOUR PLEDGE
TO FIREMEN'S FUND

The meetings of the various COM
mittees having charge Of the Fire
mems Tournament to be held here in
July are making rapid progress in
working out the, many details Of such
an undertaking. Some Of the commit
tees are urging the need of funds with
which to 60 ahead and make certain
engagements such as music, printing
ETC., and it is urged that. all having
unpaid pledges to the Firemen's fund
make arrangements to pay same over
to the treasurer, Mr.. Tracy, at the
bank.
All indications point to record
attendance from all over the penin-
sula because the fame of L'Anse has
gone out that it is one Of the best ent
tertainers in the state. Our fire COM
pany has been one Of our best adver-
tisers at the various conventions held
about the state and they have made
many friends who will be curious to
see the boys in their own home town.
This town has always had repu-
tation for being great entertainer
and it will certainly outdo its former
efforts if the present plans Of the
committee on entertainment are car
ried out. No effort or expense is be-
ing spared to make this the top
notcher of all preceding tourna-
ments.
Don't fail to send in that pledge
because the boys need it now.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-06-02
|SPURR PLANS 20 BUILD
COMMUNITY CENTER

Spur Township expects to erect a
$35,000.00 school and community
building and gymnasium. The board
Of education is preparing for an elec-
ton and are having the plans for the
building drawn by an architect.
Since the coming of Henry Ford
into this section and the resumption
Of work at the Imperial mine, the
south end of Baraga county has great
ly increasud in population. Many
new settlers are coming in and the
company is erecting fifteen new hous-
es to take care Of its employees.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-06-02
PEQUAMNG WINS

The Pequaming nine defeated the
L'Anse organization Sunday 13 to z,
the L'Anse club being picked up
nine, no attempt having yet been
made toward organizing a team.
The first part Of the contest was
well played, the score being nearly
even until the seventh, when the Pc
quaming boys by good stick work put
across several runs.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-06-02
NOMINATED FOR REGISTRAR

George C. Jackman has been nom-
mated for registrar of the United
States land Office at Marquette, by
President Harding.
Mr.. Jackman was former owner of
the L'Anse Sentinel, leaving here in
1907 for the west, where he resided
for many years. He returned to this
county several years ago and was
superintendent Of the Arvon Lumber
Company until the plant at Skanee
closed down.
Mr.. Jackman's many friends in the
county will be pleased to receive word
Of his appointment.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-06-02
TO EXTEND LOG LINE

The Charles Hebard & Sons lum-
Der company Of Pequaming will soon
extend the railroad into Arvon town.
ship, branching of at Camp 10 and
crossing at the head Of Huron Bay
into their extensive timber holdings.
In the Silver River district, Camps
IL, Ia and II, where there is still fif-
teen million feet Of timber, the work
will be finished, the railroad pulled
up and the camps abandoned.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-06-02
LAND CLEARING SPECIAL

The land clearing special will be
in Baraga county on the following
dates;
Monday, June 1e-AIAnse.
Tuesday, june 1S-Baraga.
Saturday, June Bloomington.
In L'Anse township the demonstra-
tion will take place at the Poor Farm.
In Baraga township the machinery
will be placed on Erick Pennala's
farm and in Covington township the
demonstration will be held on the
farm of Charles Wuornos.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-06-02

"a Repeating Rifle.
FOR THE LARGEST FISH OF
ANY KIND CAUGHT WITH A
WINCHESTER FLY R0D-O n e
Winchester Model 94 Repeating Rifle.
1t is expected that many o.. our To-
cal Isaac Waltons will enter this con-
test. 1t is well known fact that
there are some big fish in the streams
and lakes in this country and the
chances are excellent that some Of our
experts will land prize winning
catches.-advertisement-
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-06-02
WOMEN TO MEET

The Womans Club of Baraga will
hold its regular meeting this after
noon at 2;30 o'clock in the Star Of
Wasa hall in Baraga.
Mrs. Joseph Ruppe of Hancock and
Mrs. Alfred of Calumet will be pres
ent and give talks on club extension
work.
A large attendance is requested
All women who. are not members OF
the club and desire to join may enroll
before the meeting is called to order
Refreshments will be served.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-06-02
ASK FOR COUNTY AGENT

At meeting held last Saturday in
L'Anse, the Baraga County Farm Bu-
reau passed resolution requesting
the board of supervisors to hire a
county agent. They also transacted
routine business
Those present from outside were
]. U. Latendresse of Kewee:.aw Ba--
R. ]. Howes Of Covington, Peter c.
Westrom of Skanee, Lars La~-cn of
Zeba and Secretary A. L. C..il..,gs of
'Baraga.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-06-02

This season has been very favor
able for the wardens, there being on
ly twenty acres of cut-over lands
which have been burned. The vast
acreage Of cut-over lands in this
county will always be menace and
a patrol is advisable during the sum-
mer period.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-06-02
THEY'RE OUT--FIVE
HUNDRED of THEM

Have you noticed the big smile.
that the History Civics Class students
are wearing lately? If you haven't
just watch for them. They will cal
on you soon.
They are the proud authors Of q
unique book-just what you wants
History Of L'Anse Township.
It is real handsome book, the COW
er being Of the pretty lodcs.,ne quail
ity and the paper cr :. beautiful sepia
There are .elve fine illustrations
wh'-'' ;-.one would be worth the small
-.ce of such an excellent book.
In order that the book may come
into the hands of everyone, small
price of fifty cents will be charged
a price within the reach of ALL. II
you want a copy, hurry and get il
now. If you want some for your
relatives place your orders with the
History Class Immediately. Only five
hundred copies have been made
When they are sold no more will be
issued. Get your copy now. 1t is a
fine addition to your library.
The proceeds Of the books, above
expenses, will oe used by the class
for an educational trip to Marquette
and the Copper Country, The class
is anticipating one Of the best trips Of
their lives.
Much credit should be given the class
for having such initiative in going
about such an undertaking. They have
accomplished wonderful feat.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-06-02
MEMORIAL SERVICES

On Sunday, June 16, the Baraga
lodges of Oddfellows and Rebeccahs
will hold suitable services in men,
ory Of their departed brothers and
sisters. They will march to the cem-
etery, where the exercises will be
held.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-06-02

"The song of rod and hook
doesn't it make you feel like casting
care aside for awhile and taking q
trip to some favorite stream where
you can enjoy the freedom Of the
great outdoors? And if you catch q
big fellow there's a chance to win q
splendid Winchester rife, too. San
regret, the Hardware Man, local Win
chester agent, is pushing a National
Fishing Contest, which is being pro-
moted by the Winchester Repeating
Arms Company. The conditions Of
the contest are:
One-The fish must be caught with
either a Winchester Rod, Line, Reel,
or Bait. This does not mean that the
complete equipment must be Win
chester, but some part of it must be.
Two-The fish must be weighed on
tested scales and measured with a
tape measure, length to be taken
from end Of lower jaw with mouth
closed, to tip of tail. The weight
length and girth, date, place and full
specifications, if possible, of the rod,
reel, line and lure Tor bait) used in
taking the fish must be stated.
Three Secure a Winchester Fish
ing Contest affirmation blank from
the above mentioned Winchester deal
er. Fill it out completely as per in
structions on the blank and give it to
this dealer who will mail it to New
Haven. Affirmation must be made
and turned in within ten days from
the date the fish is caught.
The classes are:
BROOK TROUT-For the largest
brook trout caught with either fly OF
bait between the opening day Of the
season and September 3th-One
Winchester Model "a Repeating Ri
fle.
RAINBOW TRoUT-For the larg.
est rainbow trout caught between the
opening day Of the season and Octo-
Der 31st-One Winchester Model "a
Repeating Rifle.
BROWN TROUT-For the largest
brown trout caught with either fly
or bait between open day and Sep.
tember SOth- One Winchester Mode
"a Repeating Rifle.
SMALL MOUTH BLACK BASS
For the largest small-mouth blacl
bass caught before October 21st-
One winchester Model "a Repeating
Rifle.
LARGE-MOUTH BLACK BASS
For the largest large-mouth blacl
bass caught north Of the Mason ans
Dixon line between April 1st and Dc
tober S1st- One Winchester Mode
"a Repeating Rife.
,LARCE-MOUTH BLACK BASS
For the largest 1arge-mbuth blacl
baSs caught south Of the Mason an
Dixon line between April LIT and q
tober S1st- One Winchester Mods
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-06-02

Joseph Belanger will erect six
room bungalow on his property on
Broad street,
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-06-02
OBITUARY

Mrs. Celina LeFebvre of Minneap-
oils died Sunday noon after brief
illness. She visited here a number Of
times with her sister, the late Mrs
Paquette and brother Frank Collins
and daughters, Mrs. Octave Sicotte
and Mrs. Edward Cyr. Her son, Lu-
Glen also resides here. The relatives
were in Minneapolis at the time Of
her death.
Octave Sicotte and daughter Mar.
jorie and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward 81.
cote and son Louis left Monday Il
attend the funeral.
j. M. Longyear, pioneer resident
Of Marquette, died Sunday at hi.
home in Brookline, Mass, at the age
Of 72.
For years he was interested in iror
and timber lands in Baraga county
having numerous acquaintances II
the district and doing his bit in de
veloping this section. His loss will
be keenly felt by his former friend.
and acquaintance.
George Mckenzie, former residen
of Pequaming, died Sunday at nin'
o'clock in the public hospital in Han
cock at the age Of seventy years. HI
came to Pequaming in 1879, being
employed by Charles Hebard & Sons
Inc, as engineer, working there unit
1899, when he moved to Hancock
which has since been his home.
Mr.. Mckenzie was the Oldest em
ploye Of the Houghton County Trac
ton Company, being employed b!
them for twenty-five years. He j
survived by one daughter, Mrs. Al
fred Nichols.
The funeral was held Tuesday, tn
remains being laid to rest in Fores
Hill cemetery at Houghton.
During his long residence IN Pc
quaming Mr. Mckenzie enjoyed th
friendship Of all ef its people an
those who knew him sre dsepf
rrieved to learn Of his demise.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-06-02
FISHERMAN! HERE'S
YOUR OPPORTUNITY
Winchester Company Through Local
Agent Announces Fishing Con-
test with Prizes

"This is the song that l want
to hear
The song of a brush-bound
brook;
And the laugh Of sweet buds
in thickets dear,
The song Of a rod and hook"
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-06-02
WEDDINGS

MissMay Graham, principal and
history teacher in the high school at
Harbor Beach, recently stirred up
much interest when she announced
that she would hereafter answer to
the name Of Mrs. Ralph C. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown were married
in Windsor April and have managed
to keep the news to themselves until
last week. -
Mrs. Brown is daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Graham Of Baraga, a
graduate of the Baraga high school
and Of the Normal at Ypsilanti. Her
wedding came as surprise to her
many old school friends and acquaint-
ances.
She is teaching her first year at
Harbor Beach and has become popular
and favorite in that city.
VIM. Rassanen and Miss Lempi
Jouppi Of Aston were married We'd
nesday in Aston, Rev. Korhonen, per-
forming the ceremony. The bride is
very popular among the younger set
Mr.. Rasanen is well known in Bar.
aga township, having hosts of friends
who wish them much happiness. They
will live in Baraga.
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Tedy, Ultra jiz sv. Sylvestra
a ovsem ze hned po mem prvnl
den noveho rokus 1928. Proc sv.:
Sylvestrovi byl vykazan ten
nejposlednejsi den v .roce, ne--
vim; avSak bylo-li umyslem
.iaksRjej' odsunouti nebo ponizi-
it,. dmysl ten Sc nezdafil. Sy.
Sylvestr v techto modernich
casech zachoval 81 svoji popu-
laritu mezi lidmi.
At 81 vezmeme do ruky ty
neb ony .poviny, vidime tam vii
dne pozvani,l kan name pfiji-
ii "ztravit Sylvestra". kde ma
me Sc pobaviti 20 Sylvestru"
lide Sc test ma Sylvestra' },
vzpominaji 81, jakym zpuso-
benz jej v minulosti ztravili a
az sc sejdou ma Novy Rok, bu-
dou Sc vzajemne ptati: "Nu-
ze,-juk- jest po Sylvestrh e.
Ano, popularita, zavidenl
hodna popularita, jake Sc test
sv6tec, kteremu byl vykazan
posledni den roce.
Jsem dalek toho, abych ko-
mukoli odporucoval,, jakym
zpusobem oslaviti "Slyvestra"
To vsechno zavisi cd osobni "a
liby a rod rady jinych okolno-
sti. Nekdo Sc rad vytancuje-z z
roku stareho a vtancuje do ro-
ku noNeho, coz zvlaSt6 Sc IL
bi mladym lidem. Dokonce
Jim to riepokazi radost. AM
kdyz svetla o pulnoci ma civil
ku shasnou. Jinde panuje
zyyk, re o pulnoci Jest zcela
dovolenym legitimnlm liban
y pine zari syetla, samo sebol
se rozumi, re osob ruzneho pt
shlavi. To zajiste jsou krasne
uslechtil6 zyyky, jez stoji zi
zachovani.
i gsTieba nekdo, jenz S mrzuto
sti 81 vzpomina, kolikaty vlast
he ze uz jest to Sylyestr. NAV
ne rukou, jakoby <chtel fic
s biblackym Salamounem =
"marnost mad marnost,", ne
budiz pamatovano, re Sala
noun ma ty -myslenky prise
teprye, az kdyz mel slusno'
radu kfizka ma zadech. Pre-
tim mel myslenky zcela jine
no druhu - jak bylo, jest
nude az do, konce casuv.
Starodaynym, pc otci zdede
nyin zvykem. jest pfipiti sta
tecne sv. Sylvestru, coz ovsen
nyni neni tax snadnym, jak
kdysi byvalo. Kde a kdy tat
tradice, re nejposlednejsi de-
vxroces ma sc zapijeti, wal
svii wink, nenl mne znamt
ala jest stara, velmi stara. Ns
ii; predkpve v Cechach mnoh
ma, nj dali a mnoho medovinl
dpmaciho piva vina Sc te
den vypilo. v tom tedy nyne,
sisSylyestr bude miti jistou ot
dpbnostAs onlln nasich praotcl
nebot'. zajiste velmi hojnes Is
n1&cihp piva a vina, Sc vypij'
Medoyipy jiz meme, Y tom jsn
Sc jaksi sYym praotclm zpr'
aasaefilA Medpyina ztratilas Y
sy9p poblihk e. nektere poknpss'
jeF uGinAay, 41E Sc opetne st.
e narodnifn nAp6iem,: setkal
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lse fiaskem. Vubec ami neni'
mnoho lidi v rlynejsim pokole--
nj, jimz byla by povedoma
chut' medoviny.
z toho, ze jsem Sc rozepsal o,
jednom druhu oslavy sv. Sylve
stra, nebudiz .,usuzovano, re
snad bych nevedel, re tento po-
sledni den v roce jest zacho-
vayan jeste jinym zpdsoben1.
Pamatuji Sc, ze v Cechach ko-
many ma ten den vecerni po-
Iboznosti konecne posledni
den roce - jak obzvlaste
tvhodnym jest k uzavirani
lctG roku uplynuleho! Nemi-
MIN 1ctu obchodnich, pripomi-
mani takovych veci neni nicim
prijemnym, zvlaste kdyz jest
vice 1ctd, jez ocekavaji zapla-
ceni, nezli takovych, ktere ce-
lkajf ma zaplacAni.I Proponents
tim takove mathematiky Sc je-
rom pokazi dobry rozmar a
proc bych to cinil, kdyz Ultra
Imame posledni den v roce v
pondeli prvni jest to prece
d:avnym zyykem, ze ze stareho
roku ma Sc vykrociti do move
\ no vkrociti vesele.
Minim uzaviranim nctu zee
Ia jinych - ma. priklad: Co
dobreho a co zleho prinesl sta
: |ry rok, nimz Sc brzy rozlou-
! cine? Nepochybne, ze kazde-
i mu prinesl neco dobreho a ne.
leo zleho a pokud jest ia bilan.
elce jaksi uprostfed, da Sc to sne
}sti. Horst jest, kdyz jest zlehe
i ilmnohp, velmi mnoho a dobrehe
j lmalo, velmi malo. Ably bylo de
0 olbreho mnoho, to snad Sc nikd,
j, lani nevyskytuje, to snad an
a neni v planu, ma, nemz zbudo
Ivan byl syet, ably lide byli sta
lie a dokonale st'astni spoke
y ljeni. NaOpak .musi pi'ijiti necl
-!zl6hn, abychom 81 pax tohp do
lepe. vazili.
i O roce luplynulem bude NIT
zikazdye sve. osobni mineni dl'
.-ltoho, jak Sc X nemu osobne "a
,l,choyal.. Pro nekoho. byl do
u brym, pro jineho nestal "a mn'
d .ho, pro nekoho nestal "a mic
! Tito ppsleze eminent jiste rad
a Sc, rozlouGi Sc starym rokem
"dobfe, re cert no wal, sna1
s-Isi pomysll a nitru rodi Sc ma
J. deje, ze snad v, tom novemr ro
n zee bude lepe.
10 Jak sc stary rok zachoval
% Glovecenstvu v1bec, jak k A
n merice, jak vaci nasemu naro
a Inimu celku, jak k nasi rodn
5, zemi? K rozebrani tohoto vse
a-Iho bylo by treba velke knihy
ok tomu nepostaci nejaky slou
y, pee v novinach. v jistych sm(
,nlrech rok, jenz Sc nami louc
j-Ibyl lepsim nez-li jeho pred
b. chldce, v jinych Sc mnoho nj
4, polepsiI. X dobru Sc mu da +
81 cis:z sfina6na ma jehossls lenkl,Ss
!. Hide Sc; jizAtolik nezabijeli, il
le Ike v rocee pfedeslkm. Tehd
O. Rusqye, a Polaci 81 nousteli W
zilop, dostil krve tekl
y,lve. Slezskp,s Tupci q Rekos
a. lrpynaz So, statedne ciAiA, alb
llsxlzemskoule pebyla pFelitdlpafnl
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o<iejdA potom ! ineni pottsbi "
= z4dnieh / geperf flaieh pohQthiz y
le ~
cisaftAt sslEstat popusil
konecn6 uzdu sy6nu zadcsti-
EuEin6nf::
'Bohu dlky-"
(Finale.) A potion pfisel ko-
nee.
Auta jela sy0u cestou 5 CT
safskym znakem, ale nepozo-
rovana. Jeden, jedinky dii,
stojnik zdstal jeste 2 okol ci,
,safova v Shoenbrunru. PFosel
|jeSte jednou onaSb bSn5sai, poapo-
Iii. v prazdnem sale Marie Tes
|resie. sed9l, hluboko zabofenJ
" jedne zidh. q tvrde spal W.
|jak. .iizdni gardy. 4 Mnoho ho-
! din cekal na vystfIdani. zapo-
nln3li ma nda,6: Na zrcadlict
ise podla1e lezsla jelio hslma /
|cernou lchskosl hftrou, kterd
1ru. vylsleuE|e 4 rukou a sire
|kim oblolkem 50 zakutalela.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-30

v Sibiri valcily proti sobe "bi-
'le" a rude" arinady ruskesA
Spanelove. vyrovnavali 81 staF&
nedorozumeni s Maury. |
Uvazime-li toto v6echno, mu
sine doznati roku, jsnz &C. s.
saini louci, ze byl lepSim, nez-
Ii ,jeho pfedchddce, tfeba, ze,
starry sibal, zanechal svemu
nastupci, ditku nezkusenemu,
podezrele dedictvi. Minim mi
rovou konferenci v Lausanne.
Nebude-li z te mirove konfe-i
renee valka, tn nebudu vahatij
ami okamzik omluviti Sc uply-|
nulemu roku, ze, jsem mu zle,
krivdil, nazvav jej starym siba
lem. Co Sc nasi milovane ameri
cke vlasti tyce, ia nejradeji Ii
lie v miru a pokoji $ celym sve-
tenn. Mela sice "a sve historic
|tez ruzna nedorozum6ni Sc
svymi sousedy, blizkymi ] VIDA.
lenymi, avsak vzdycky to was
LA zkratka a jakmile tou mr.
zutosti byla jednou hotova, hle
| della ma nj zapomenouti.
Jenom z toho posledniho
"spry" We syatova valee, ma
nasledky a kdyby i chtela Ia
pomenouti, media il Evropa,. kite
Ira prece jest. materskou zemf
1tohoto naroda - san1a tvrdi,
ze nebude tam. pokoj, pokud
!Amerika nerozda tamnim ne
|zdardm a neposeddm trochu
ldobre rady nebo par zahlav-
XII =, a konecne zapomenou-
Iti ma jedenact tisic milliond
ldoIlaru neni TAX snadnou veci,
Il kdyby byla vile hejlepsi.
}, ,Kdyby Stryc Sam mohl zapo.
menouti, re on sam ma 'seky-
ru" nejakych dvacet tisic mi.
'lionu. dollaru a kdyby fekl
."smazme to-" pochybuji, ze
. by mu nekdo rozumel, nebc
lchtel rozumeti. On totiz udelal
tu chybu We svetove valce, zs
Sc dluzil cd svych vlastnich sy
|novci a neteri a nikoli nekds
: jinde, jako to delali v Europe
, Pohfichu Stryc Sam byl tehdy
{ posledni zalohou a bude as
poslednim, jenz ty sve pohle
davky skolektuje.
! Neniam sducha jasnovIaeck'
: no. a prorockeho, abych moh
: sdeliti, co novy rok ma. PR
mas. prichystano, ale, ma stest
' jsou takovi lide, jiz svym du
G sevnim zrakem vidi do budou
Q cnosti. Jeden jest v Hoboker
e NJ j., kde sveho casu zustaya
iii diva slavni muzi Han
G Kudlich a. Johann. Most -
0 jedna v Parizi,. Madame Frays
/ ktera Sc pry nikdy v prore
! ,ctvich nezmyli.
81 Nuze. tito, diva odsunui opt
: nu, "a niz Sc skryva ono IN
3 pohled nevinne ditko, Nov
0 Rok, 1923, toto mu vycetli4 4
o oci:
y Jeste vetSi drah0ta zlvOtnlc
y potreb, stavky a vyhosty, vel
II ka neStesti ma zeleznicich a v
, vzduchoplavbe, rozvrat We Sp
J. helsku, Anglii snad revol,
D. zee, sesileni bolsevicke vlady
% Rusku rozsireni nauk soye
p skych do zapadni Evropy, nj
Iva jeste horst epidemic infl,
II enzy, atd.
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sianecka?"
Jellk; sPsosinb slefnp uci-
telkp, tatiki jej vezme "a oca-
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-30

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g. Tanecnis solo Russsn Dance zatanSf Viola Konrat
doprovazi Wola Panek.
a. Tanecni solo zatancis Gsuce sForgatch
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dpprDsazfs Mildred Huml-
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