davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-01-08
GYtLEs

a New Brunswick SIT. lm:e
Hg. Egylet helybeli 9-ik osztalya
rendes havi gyiileset tartja a jo-
va vasarnap, januar no. f1-en, d.
u. 9 6rakor a SIT. 1stvan Otthon-
ban, Wilson ave.
Ktrem tagtarsaimat, hogy tel
jes szambant megjelenni szives-
kedjenek, mivel fontos dolgok
lesznek targyalva. Az elmult no
folyaman egyletiinknel elhalt ket
tag, az ezek utan jar6 halaleseti
kivetes ezen a gyiilesen esedekes.
Hanser Fiil0p, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-01-08
FEI4If1vAS A cAMPBELLI
PoLQkRoKHoz!

Tisztelt polgartarsak, listen ke-
gyelmeb3l elerkeztiink egy nj esq
tend3 kezdetehez es hatrahagy-
TUX az 5 evet, amely het soyany.
esztendS legsilanyabbjaval vete-
kedhetik. AZ uj ey Sc igerkezik
iobbnak, exert tehat most ma
gyobb sziikseg van az osszetartas-
ra, mint valaha, inert csak ICY Sc
githetiink magnnkon.
MindnyAjan szegeny emberek
vagynnk, talan egy sincs k0z0t-
tiink, aki mem szorul segelyre, ne
felejtsiik hat el, hogy egy egyen-
re sohasem hallgatnak ugy, mint
egy testiiletre s hogy minel ma
gyobb q testulet, ANIMAL nyomo-
sAbb = ssava.
J6l tudak 6n0k, tisztelt polgar-
tarsak, hogy Campbelli Polgari
K6r, amely az osszes campbell
amerikai magyar polgarokat ma
gkbA 0leli, van leginkabb hivatva
ARA, hogy q campbelli magyarsa-
got k6pviselje. Mindenkinek, no
nek, f6tfinek egyarant k6telesse-
&c tehkt, hogy a Campbell Pol
gAri k6rnek tagja legyen.
A Kor gyiileseit minden h6 ell
50 vAs6rnapjan, delutan 2 6rakor
tartja 100 jefferson street alatt.
A K1r tlsztikara felsz6lit minden-
kit, hogy j8jjon el q legkozelebbi
gyiil6sre e. alljon be Korbe. 4
tags6ei dij evi 81, aki azonban a
|! rosas id5k Matt most mem kspes
| fisetnf, a. fizet maid k6s6bb. Lesz
meg szSl6 . lAgy kenyer.
A multi gyul6sen elhatarozta a
kor, hogy egy farsangi bait TO-
gunk rsndezni. A bAl januar a.
81, s3onb1ton este lesz az Italian
IIAllban, ! Gordon IS TwAlfth 81.
slfkin. ~ 0sssmas syars4Ect sze-
retsstel iasehivja erre 1 farsang.
slt6 ttA1naulatklgfs ! Campbelli
, Polskri kDr megbisks6b6l
Gyt1 5an6s jesys6,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-01-08
A Ford busz
VI utiranya!| !
Vasarnap 6ta w. Federal stree
ten es . Holmes street, hidon x&
k6xlekedik a Ford avenuei busx,

Multi vasarnap valtozas allott
be a Ford avenuei allt0bnsz uti-
ranyaban. Az ant0busz most d
West Federal streeten es ii Hol-
mes street, hidOn at k0xlpkedik
az eddigi Wick Is Rayen ayennei
utirany helyett.
Ndhany hcttel czel6tt kisfrletct
tettek annak megalapitasara,
hogy lehet-e ICY iranyitani ezt i
jaratot. A kis6rlet mem jart si-
kerrel, amennyiben a Holmes st
hid tulsagosan meredeknek biz0-
nynlt .K6s6bb azonban kideriilt,
hogy kiserletben hasznalt auto.
busz mem volt j6 allapotban, nil
re kisefletet multi heten meg
ismeteltek. Ez alkalommal egy re-
gi, 1922-ben yasarolt aut6buszt
hasznaltak kiserletre, amely
most legfenyesebben sikeriilt. a
Penn-Ohio alkaimazottakkal zsn-
folasig megtelt aut6bnsz neh6z-
seq n6lkiil ket izben is megmaszta
a hid lejtojtt S bar a k0vezet je-
ges volt leereszkedes is q legna-
gyobb biztonsagban tirtent meg
Az aut0bnsz jarat nj utiranya
egyel6re csak ideiglenes lesz. A !
Municipal Railway Co. szavaz6-
cedulakat fog kiosztani a Ford
avenuei aut6huszokon, amelyeken
ezt jaratot hasznal6 k0z6nsegf
szavazhatni fog ARA, hogy az nj
vagy a r6gi utirany megfelel6hb.,
LA d kozonseg tibbstge az nj
|iranyra szayaz, akkor AIT yfele-
gesiteni fogjak, ha mem. akkor
visszaallitjak regi nfiranyt.
y
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-01-08
$500 letartoztatas
volt 4 mutt evben
$500 1929-ben. - Cs6kkentek q
art6stat&sok. - A biintettek
sxalma n0vekedest mutat.

Ambar a multi ev folyaman a
tend3rscg csak $500 esetben tett
letart6ztatast az 1921 $500 Is
az 1928-i 10000 letat6ztatassal
szemben "a rend6rf5nok velemt-
nye szerint a komolyabb termt-
szetii biincselekmenyek szama
t0bbre ment, mint az el3z6 evek-
ben.
Paul f. Lyden, rend6rf6nok
kijelentette, hogy a letart6ztata-
sok sz6maban esett csokkenes a
rossz id6knek tudhat6 be. Vele-
menye szerint ugyanis, mikor
sziik0S a penz mindenki jobban
vigyaz ARA, hogy ne kovessen el
semmifele kihagast, amiert eset.
leg megbisagoljak.
A rend3rf3n0k mem tapasztal-
ia, hogy a nepszerii felteves, -
amely szerint rossz viszonyok k0-
zepette az ehseg sok embert To-
pasra kesztet, igaz. Nagyon Ike.
vesen lesznek tolvajokka veg,
bSl, ha valami mas m6dot tud-
max talalni ehsegik csillapitasa-
ra. Ezt az is mutatia, ,hogy azok-
max a tolvajoknak szama, akik
exzel mentegetik tettiiket, elenye-
sz5en csekely
Ezzel szemben sulyos biintet-
tex. szAma j6cskan n0vekedett.
Emlekezetes abl6merenyletek
egesz sorozata, amelyek az 6szi
h6napok alatt az egesz varos la
kossagAt rettegesben tartottak. A
mer6nyletek legt0bbjet egy fla
I4al snaharekh3 IT, all6 rahl6 6banda
k6vette el. Mint AIT annak idejen
megirtuk, a banda negy tagjAt a
cleveland rend5rskg elfogta Is
vallomasuk alapjan a helyi rem
d6rseg elfogta banda utolso
tagjat is, ezutan rabl6mereny-
letek megsziintek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-01-08
Az tv ELs0 FoaLYA

Multi csiit0rtok0n a kora haj-
nall 6rakban erkezett be a rem
d5rsegre az ev els3 fs-,ya Tony
Ferguson, g ewes, $40 Overland
ayenuei lakos szemely6ben. Ar
alkalom iinnepelyet mem kevesse
emelte ~ is, hogy Fergusont rs,
szegs6g miatt .tart6ztattak le.
a rend0rsAg. egy valdszipilegss
benxin lopas smiatt is vizsg6latot
inditott Ferguson ellen, inert ~.
t6j&ban egy 0t gallonos kanu6t
taldltak tels benzinnel, amely yrdl
mem tndott ss6naSt adm.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-01-08
HALALEsET

Multi penteken este harom heti
betegseg utan, 26 ewes kordban
elhunyt Karab&lyos Andras. Te-
met6se h6tf6n d9lutan ment veg
be . halottas hlzt6l. A gyassszerr
tart&st T. Bertalan 1stySn. bap-
tista lslk4ss v6gezte.
AZ clhunytat 0t testv6re, egy
Los Aneelesben, egy. ~ 6hazaban
IS hsrom Youngstownban gya-
sselie.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-01-08
A DRAGA SEEN !,

Dragan fizeti meg Charles We
nable d f6l dollar 6l't6ku szenet,
anelyet ingyen Welt megszerezni.
MiutAn q rend6rseg bebizonyitot-
ia, hogy venable, akinek illetos6-
81 helye ismeretlen, megkiserelte
. ssen elad6s4t, Mark Moore W.
rosi bird $l0-os pensbIntetesre e
10 napi ela&r&sra it<e. d
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-01-08
BRIDGEPORT sz0vETsEG

j. ~ = 4.
Betegek: Balask6 Gy0rgy, II
Queen ave-, Borbeiy Janosne, 636
Poland ave., Bornemissza Istvan-
ne, 1886 Russell ave-, Czene Ignatz
254 Pasadena ave-, Gaal Lajos,
525 Samuel ST., Macy J6zsefne,
4l6 Belle Vista ave-, Szkiba J6-
zsef, New York State Hospital,
vasko Jaosns 23O3 Donald Ave.
Minden beteg jeletend3 az iigy-
kesel3nel: 29O9 Mahoning ave.
.Telefon 946O3..
Kat6oh 0d6n, agykezelo.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-01-08
vERHovAY los I

Beteg tagjaink: LptAk Ferenc
ll2 Park Height Ave, Macy ID
zsef L, New Mexico, Mikes GSs-
pkrn6 Al Pasadsna ave. Nielt ltez
MihAlyne 1714 Oak 81. balask6 s
dt6rsy u Queen ST, 10th Jk,soss
Powhatsn Point; q. BsteSs y
hthArn&i jelent tena =. l
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-01-08
vIaYAzATtAAN HAJTo

A rend0rseg csak egy vigyA-
zatlannl hajt6 egy6nt fogott el
december havaban, Henry G..
Smith, 1920 HillmAn street, la
kost. A letart6xtat4s mutt kedden
t0rt6nt Kenneth II. Carlyle, 852
Ohio avenuei lakos pAnaszaras "A
vAd sxerint decembsr e4-6n Smith
nagy sebess6ggel q veszelyesen
shsjtott . Mafkst strsstsn.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-01-08
A Campbell baptistak
beiktattak vi papjukat

Huber Karoly. amerikai tanul-
manyuton lev6 6hazai segfdlel-
ktsz az 6haza j6kivansagait toll
macsolta. A j6kivansagok ozone
lepte el az nj lelkeszt a k0rnyck-
bell varosok magyar gyiilekezctei
rfszfr6l. Il helybeli cseh- szlovak
gyiilekezet Is magyar baptista
szervezetek rfszer3l.
A program iinncpclyesstgtt
'emeltek az fnekkar. Csiki test
vfrek hegedii-zongora sZama es
La timer Margitka es Czak6 Etel-
ka alkalmi szavalatai.
Az iinnepflyt az uj lelkfsz ko-
sz0n0 szavai rekesztetttk be.
II. Bertalan lstvan k0vetke-
z6kben kosz0nti a helybeli ma
gyarsagot:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-01-08
VALASz A NAGYBIZOTT
GYttLESEN ELHANGzo1
VADAKRA

GYULESEN ELHANGZO1 rr
vADAKRA
A Lorantffyak gyiilese valaszol
Horvath Antalne vadjara.
Januar Gan tartotta a Lorant-
fly zsuzsanna N0egylet rendes
gydleset. E gyiilesen napirendre
kertilt az a kenyes iigy, mely q
Nagybixottsag legutobbi gyiilessn
sx6ba keriilt, amelyr6l AZ Ame-
rilkai Hirlap k0vetlkez6 tud6si-
t&st k6x0lte:
Molnar Lajos eln0k jelenti,
hogy mivel 8t 81 Nemenyi Mikl6s
titkart gyannsitas erte, kenytelen
mindkett0jiiket felfiiggeszte1i..
Telk6ri Habodasz Gustav eln6-
k6t az eln6h seek bet0ltesere.
HabodAsz aleln0k megnyitja =
gytilest, korjegyz0nek felkeri Mi
xich Gaspart.
Molnar Lajos felkeri Horvath
Antalnet, hogy ada el6 vadat.
Horv6th Antalne jelenti, hogy
4 Lor&ntffy Zsuzsanna Egylet
gyiiles6n Mt. Lalky Zsigmondne
oily 6rtelmii kijelentest tett, hogy
6t, ha mulatsagot rendez, minden
ir6studatlan egysn megvadolja,
de . Nagybixottsag elnoket Is tit
karat senh mem ssolitja fel, hogy
9 Magyar Napon szerzett pensek-
kel ssamoljanak Ell.
A gyiil6s kerelmere Nemenyi
PGilkl6s ismertsti, hogy mikent
t0rtSnt ! penz kezelese q Magyar
Napon.'
A tud6sit&s folytatasat mem Is
mkssljtik. 4 c1h,t felolvastuk .
gyilssen, 5 a gyiil6s sgyhangulag
a k0vetkef6 hatarosatot hozta:
"A gyiilesen sx6va kertilt Hcr-
f,r ,.v;;,x,rx, e,.nt.,or ;re y.sr.
nak meg nem felel6 hreket ter
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-01-08
ttDvOzLET

SzivelyeS iidy0zletemet kiildom
a Campbell-i, valamint Youngs-
town es kornyeki magyar honfi-
tarsaimnak. Megerkezdsem els6
gondolata Boldog Uj Evet' XII
vanni kedves magyar honfitar-
saimnak. Egyctemben iidv6zl0m
magyarsagunk vezet6 asszonyait
Is ferfiait. az Egyletek es Egyha-
zak Nagybizottsagat. kivlnom,
hogy legyen erezhetobb ez evben,
sokkal inkabb, mint valaha volt,
a hOnfiui szeretet es az egyseges
0sszetartas. Igaz szeretettel be-
cSiilve IS egymast megertve, k0-
z0s er6vel harcoljunk Trianon
igazsagtalan beke kenyszere ell
len. Kivanom lstentol Magyaror-
szag igazat helyreallitani. Legyen
1steniink aAdasa minden egyes
honfitarsamon.
Maradok igaz honfiui szere-
tettel
Rev. Bertalan Istvan,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-01-08

(N) Fent k0s0ltiik q Lorant-
fly Zsuzs&nna NSegylet hetf6n es-
te megtartott gytil6s6r6l hoxzank
bekRld6tt tud6sit&st.
Mem kiv&nunk . ciklkhez SEM
mi{6l6t hoxz6fiixni.
MsgjsgyeEni val6nk csak egy
van.
A Lor&utfty tagolk jelen voltak
a kerd6sss Nagybixotts&gi gyiil6.
sen. OFT bevoltak jsgyesve . js-
lenvoltak sorAban. tppsn olyan
ss6lks joguk volt, mint bird mas
max, ali hossass6lt 8 tigyh6s,
hoey ast ni6rt mem tett6k . 8
s dolguk. 0k hallottak naindsn
ss6t, ami : Nsgybixottslg q gyitlt.
sen lstolyt. ~ 4, hallhattklk,
hoey . sorok ir6ja . Nsgy ybisott.
~ titlkra egy ssdual ssna' emil
Folyt, ! 4-ik cAalen)
~ =. -
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-08-20
Perfect Road" So Far,
Beyond Reach of Man

When you happen to be driving over
q stretch of modern road and you
find 1t Is little 'bumpy," do not
blame the contractor for doing poor
piece of work. because 1t may not be
his fault. In fact, the really perfect
road has not been invented and the
highway engineers are looking for
Just this article at the present mo-
ment. You are more likely to strike
the right lead If YOU place the re-
sponsibility upon nature, for she is
beating us, despite all we have learned
about building highways.
Not one of the many types of roads
we have built is an absolute success.
All have their drawbacks The asphalt
road has bad habit of walking
and walking backward. Our heavy
traftic-rreater than any previous
civilization has had TO cope with
acting upon a sun-haked road. causes
first Of all. wave. In the road Eric
ton OF wheels then causes these rip
pies to move backward, so that a. road
may walk" several inches In year.
Wood block roads are susceptible
TO weather conditions. The rain works
between the blocks and undermines
them. Perhaps the best type OF road
is the concrete. reinforced with steel
mesh. Yet there is drawback here.
Heavy rain may cause flooding and
washouts.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-08-20
Credits Lower Animals
With Power of Thought

OF all the questions asked Of the
animal-man, the one which Is often
est repeated Is this. DO animals
really Think" The answer, according
to Sherman Horne. famous son of II
father famous in the animal business,
is an emphatic yes
Wild animals do not merely initiate
or act by instinct. he insists. sThey
have brains, and they use Them he
writes In the American Magazine. THE
chlmpanzee Is the greatest thinker
of all. closely seconded by the other
man-apes--the orang- utan and the
gibbon. In third place would put the
elephant.
But keep in mind that ! am speak
inEpnly of wild animals. A good dog
Is pretty hard to beat.
Apes possess Il surprising ability
to learn the meaning OF words. The
elephants mind Is also very keen. he
can be trained to do almost any kind
OF work within reason, and lie will
think for himself, too"
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-08-20
Ancient Coinage Excelled

Some Corinthian coins, 200 years
old have recently been put through
a test alongside OF some modern mint
productions and in the opinion Of the
investigators the old pieces were far
superior to these Of the present day.
The analytical study was made In the
department of chemistry Of Princeton
university. Corinthian bronze was, for
the use for which II was intended,
much better, since it was extraordi-
narily hard and. In this respect, dis
tinctly superior to the present United
States bronze coinage. although the
latter Is made with special reference
to this quality Apd in accordance with
the most modern metallurgieal know-
edge. The report reveals that coins
OF the city Of Sicyon were made by
mass production methods. As in mod
ern minis. the metal was hammered
ont into sheets and the design later
stamped with a die,
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-08-20
MYTH About Horns OF Deer

Deer and elk shed their horns once
a year. This occurs soon after the
breeding season. The horns begin as
single points on the young deer dur
Ing the second season and generally
increase In size and number OF points
with each renewal. But the increase
in size and number OF points Is not
strictly progressive. So it is not pos
sible, as popularity supposed. to tell
the age OF deer or elk BY the num-
Der OF points on its antlers- The
growth of the antlers is dependent
upon number OF circumstances. such
as physical condition of the animal
and Its virility. There Is tendency
for the horns to become smaller with
fewer points as the deer grows old.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-08-20
l| I|||l1R|'||B||||H|||I|||||IRR|||||a|A||I||l

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Luscher are
rejoicing over the birth of son, born
Tuesday.
E E Jaqueth was confined to his
home over the weekend with an at
tack Of tonsilitis.
David Prindiville of Kalispen un-
derwent an operation at the Libby hos
pital Monday for removal OF tumor
in the neck.
Mrs. VIM. Dolan, Of Libby is here
this week enjoying visit with her
mother and father, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Walker--Troy Tribune.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Waddell Of Coram
were Libby visitors the first of the
week Mr.. Waddell is an employee 81
the j. Neils Lumber company, sta
toned at Coram.
Louis and Eddie O'Day Of Somer
were in Libby the first of the weel
visiting with relatives. They are mu
sicians and were looking into the mat
ter of bringing an orchestra here, O
which they are members, to play TO-
dances.
Mrs Archie Paterson and littl'
daughter Of Kalispell and Mrs. Silver
male and little son Of Great Falls ar
guests this week Of Mr. and Mrs. /
S. WEIGH. Mrs. Paterson and Mrs
WEIGH are sisters and Mrs. Silvernal
is niece Of the two ladies.
ylsists5~srI'asf7
The Queen Esther class of the M.
Sunday school met at Pioneer par
recently for a picnic. Fourteen wer
present and enjoyed mulligan sup
per. After supper new officers wer
elected as follows Alice Peterson
president; Fern Stout, vice presiden
Elaine Barr, secretary and scribe, Mr.
Stout, treasurer. Everybody had an en-
joyable time and felt glad to be on
of the party.-Elaine Barr.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-08-20
Happy's Inn

Mrs. E. H. Curtis and Mrs. Stanton
and son were all day Sunday guests
at Happy's Inn
The r. w. Whitefield family were
weekend and Sunday guests at the
Inn.
F. ]. Townsend made two trips to
Libby this past week onabusiness.
Mrs Ford Purdy Of Detroit, Mich, is
visiting Mrs. Townsend for two weeks
John Mass and John Rolset arrived
at the Inn Friday afternoon for q few
days stay
Miss Loretta and Steve Lnych Of
Bonners Ferry were all night guests
Sunday enroute to Glacier Park.
Miss Schouweiler and Inez Ratekin
motored to the Inn and dined there
while on fishing trip Sunday
II. F. johnson, editor of the Poison
paper, with his family and friends Sun
dayed at Happy's Inn enjoying the
eats and swimming
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Curtis Of Roman
are guests at the Inn for about three
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Gilbertson Of
McGinnis Meadows entertained MI
and Mrs. j. c. Curtis and Mrs. r J.
Townsend from Happys Inn on
Wednesday for dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Gilbertson, Bobby
Keeling, Sylvia Brassett, MIR. and Mrs
Bud Franklin and Mr.. and Mrs. lssacs
of Kalispell were in one party as din
ner guests at the Inn Sunday.
Fred Birmingham dined at Happy's
Inn Sunday on return trip from Kali
ispell.
A. X. Andrews Of the y. 5. geolo,-
gical survey and crew are at Happy:
Inn while working in the vicinity
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Older Than Rome

Este. in Italy, city older than
Rome and claimed by historians to
have been founded-after the taking Of
Troy, is a victim OF HI odd proclivlty.
Tourists seem 60 pass II by without
any pangs Of regret, not realizing
what q wealth Of noble memories 1t
treasures within its walls Yet few
ruins are more reminiscent OF ancient
times than the fragmentary structures
of the old castle, built in the Four
teenth century by Uhertino Of Carrara
and the basillca Of Santa Tecla,
whose origin Is lost in the mists OF
antiquity, which stands close by 1t
was here that Byron took villa in
1917 and the following year loaned it
to his friend Shelley, where the lat
ter wrote. with vast flights Of imngina-
ton, some OF his best known master
pieces.
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Presbyterian Church.
r " Orr. Minister.

X. W. OFT, minister.
Unless the children, who will be
young folks tomorrow, and adults next
year, receive systematic and enlight-
ened instruction in the Christian re-
ligion, our nation will not continue to
be a Christian nation. If it is the pur-
pose of parents to leave a pagan civ
ilization to their children. then they
will not wish to have the Bible instruc-
ton either in the home, church or
school. 1t is not so-we earnestly de-
sire that our children should become
intelligent, active Christian citizens of
a Christian land
Attend the meeting for Bible study
at 10 O'clock on Sunday morning,
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Only One RAnk

Modern check signers who some
times revamp checks OF one bank to
make them payable at another can
envy the American colonists, who had
no need TO worry about drawing the
right check on the right bank. There
was but one bank in the land Mt that
fine the Bank OF North America. To-
Gated In Philadelphia. Checks OF the
Revolutionary war era accordingly
did not mention any bank. merely
starting out, Cashier OF the bank (;
n,ease pay to the order Of" etc, as
there was no other place to 90 for
payment.
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signed, the Administrator Of the Estate
Of Shirley M. BouteLe deceased, to the
creditors of, and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after the
first publication of this notice to the
said Administrator at the law offices
of r. D. Frederick, 232 Central ave
nue., Whitefish, Montana, the same be-
ing the place for the transaction Of the
business of said estate.
Dated at Libby, Montana, this 31st
day Of July, 1881.
FRED B. WARNER,
Administrator Of the Estate OF said
Deceased
r. D. FREDERICK.
Whitefish, Montana,
Attorney for Estate Aug 6-27-at
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Diplomatic Denouncement

persona non grata' Is Latin
phrase literally meaning a person not
acceptable. 1t Is used In connection
with diplomatic appointments. Nhen
q certain person in the diplomatic
service is not acceptable to the gov
eminent Of foreign nation he Is said
to be persona non grata 10 that gov
eminent
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Christian Science Church.

The subject for the Lesson-Sermon
Sunday. August %. will be Mind
Wednesday evening meeting at 500
o'clock
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
The public is cordially invited to all
Of these services.
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Mock Wedding Ceremony

To marry "oyer the broomstick'
means to 20 through mock marriage
ceremony In which both parties jump
over broomstick. --Fxchange
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Prison Costumss

Stripes were formerly characteristic
OF prison dress, partly because they
were believed to contribute to the DE-
terrent effect Of prison and also 70
make 1t more difficult for a prisoner
to escape In most prisons, however
stripes have been done away with en-
tirely or reserved for third-grade prls-
oners Shaving the prisoners nalr 10
partly for sanitary reasons ana also
partly for identifying purposes.
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Church Of God.

Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Preaching, II a. m.
Youn Peoples meeting, zoo p. m.
Preaching, 500 p. m.
FRED DECKER, Pastor
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FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH.

Communion service Sunday, August
23rd, at II a. m.
Preaching by Rev Upstad from North
Dakota and a vocal solo by Mrs. Up
stad
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The Churches
ST. Johns Lutheran Church.

THE Friendly Church"
Sunday, August 23rd, II a. m
Divine service, English language.
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
If you have no church affiliations
you are invited to worship with usi
H. L. PFOTENHAUER, Pastor.