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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-05-10
Six Camps on the Crow Reservation
Will Each Have a Force of
Twenty Men.

The Mormon Cricket Control
program, which will be I'M
der the direction of H. c. Or
vile, acting project manager for
the Crow Indian reservation is
being organized and it is antici-
pated it will be on in full swing
by the first of next week.
D. c. Jones is the senior fore
man in charge of the six camps
on the Crow reservation, each Of
which will have about 20 men.
Mr.. Jones is experienced in this
work, having last year been in
charge of the campaign in the
Wolf mountains.
Men wishing to enter these
camps will make application at
the federal emergency relief. Of
flee in the post Office block in
Hardin, and as they are needed
in the various camps they viii;
be notified by the relief office
when and where they should re-
port for physical examination. Ap-
plicants must be at least 10 years
OF age and must be able to pass
a rigid physical examination.
The men accented must furnish
their own bedding and clothing.
with the exception of c~overalls,
which will be furnished BY the
government. The government will
also furnish goggles and masks
to prevent the dust from getting
into their Threats, nose and eyes.
It is recommended that the men
wear high ankle shoes, rather
than oNfords or high top boots.
The camps will be located in
the following localities: One at
the head of Corral creek and n
on Sioux Pass creek, both in the
Wolf mountains: one on West
Soap creek; one on Bull Elk creek;
one on Dry Head creek, and one
in the Pryor district.
Each of these camps will have
a foreman who will be in complete
charge of that camp.
Aside from the serious infesta-
ton on the Crow Indian reserva-
ton, the Mormon crickets are
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-05-10
Dedication on
Memorial Duv
Speakers ROstrum in the Custer
Battlefield National
Cemetery.

The dedication of the speakers
rostrum in the Custer Battlefield
National cemetery, under the aus
pieces of the American Legion posts
of district No. II, with Hardin Post
No. 8 in active charge, will take
place on Decoration Day, Thurs
day, May 80.
The program is nearing COM
pletion and will include a dedica-
tory address by some prominent
U. S. army officer; music by the
Hardin School Band and a band
from Sheridan, Wyo.; drum and
bugle corps and firing squads
from various posts in Montana
and wyoming. It is anticipated
there will be at least IS sets of
colors from various posts in the
parade and ceremonies at the
battlefield.
An invitation has been extended
to Governor F. H. Cooney and
other notables to attend and par
ticipate in the program.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-05-10
DOWN BIG HORN CANYON
ON PROSPECTING TRIP

John and Archie Macdonald,
Tom Erwin and Alex McCune left
Hardin Wednesday morning in A.
Astrope's truck for Kane, Wyo.,
from which point they will pro-
eeed down the Big Horn river as
far as possible by truck and from
thence through the Big Horn
canyon by boat. They will use
two boats. carrying with them a
complete camping outfit and pros
pecting equipment. and will stop
at favored spots to prospect for
placer gold. The section they will
prospect is located in the Big Horn
canyon, in Carbon county. They
have had claims staked out in
that vicinity for some years
and feel that they carry gold in
paying quantities.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-05-10
KALBERG MOTOR co. WILL
HANDLE THE FRIGIDAIRE

G. B. Hitch, recently from Bill
llngs. has accepted a position with
the Kalberg Motor Co., and will be
servicemaa in charge of the
Frigidaire department., this line
having just been added to their
business. Mr.. Hitch has had wide
experience in s%ervicing this make
OF electric refregerators, of which
there are a considerable number
IN Hardin. He has a wife and one
child, a little son of two and one
half years, and for the present
they are living in one of the Lab
Dit apartments. Mrs. Hitch will
return Monday from a visit with
his parents at Baker.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-05-10
Entertains at Monday Luncheon
Hiway Commissioner and
Federal Engineer.

The regular seani-monthly six
thirty luncheon of the Hardin
Lions club, held at Pine Lodge,
last Monday evening, was one of
the best attended meetings of
this organization in many months,
there being Al Lions and guests
in attendance. The serving COM
mittee, comprising A. Knowles,
DR.. L. H. Labbitt, Bert w. Kron-
miller and Charles A. Corkins,
provided a most palatable spread.
The guests of honor were H. J..
Doolittle, district highway en-
gineer of the Indian department,
with headquarters at Billings, who
has under his supervision the
road work on IA Indian reserva-
lions; lockwood Brown of Bill
lings, member of the Montana
State Highway commission; VIM
Dowlin, prominent member of the
Billings Commercial club, who has
the distinction of being the orig
inator of the proposed highway
from Crow Agency to the Black
Hills by way of Broadus and Belle
Fourche, S. D. and our own B. J.,
keinhesselink, supervising engi-
neer OF roads on the Crow Indian
reservation.
When called on. each of these
gentlemen responded at som
length and each painted a glowing
picture of the future prospects of
the city of Hardin and its imme-
diate vicinity, expressing the o n
vlctlon that better times are on
the way and that they will not
be long in their arrival.
MI. Dowlin paid particular stress
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-05-10
e Site OF
AMERICAN INDIAN SHRINE

of the Indian. An unsurpassed
leader, a forward thinker, eS-
teemed highly by whites as well
as his own people, he did much
to bring harmony between the
two races. It is a most worthy
act that, in the strength of his
manhood, he is to be immortalized
in bronze for those now and for
future generations to gaze upon
and recall with pride the bravery,
the heroic deeds, and the wisdom
of their forefathers. 1t is an act
that will undoubtedly add great
significance to its location at
Grow Agency. It is therefore
proposed that a truly magnificent
gesture be Incorporated at Crow
Agency in conjunction with the
Plenty Coups monument. namely:
it is proposed that Crow Agency
be the site of The North Ameri-
can Indian Shrine"
Plenty Coups said: Ny whole
thought is for my people. I want
them to be healthy, to become
again the ace they have been.
I want them to learn all they
can from the white man. because
Re is here to stay and they must
live with him forever"
Why could not the white man
learn from the Indian, too? Why
could not Grow Agency. the Dies
tiny of the monument to Plenty
Coups' greatness, be itself de
veiopad into a living monument
to the North American Indians
greatness? Although Chief Plen-
ty Coups has gone to the Happy
Land Beyond, the great devotion
he felt for his people is still
among them yearning to guide
them. Even more forcefully than
he had dared hope for, his dreams
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-05-10
Former Hurdin
Girl Married
Ennis Wilcox, Daughter of MI. and
Mrs. Percy Wilcox Of Pen
dletOn, Oregon.

The many firenos Of the Percy
Wilcox family, for many years
prior to ten years ago residents
Of Hardin, will be interested in
the following clipping from a
paper at Pendleton, Oregon, hand
ed the Tribune Herald by Mrs.
DR.. L. E. Haverfield of Hardin, a
sister of Mrs. Wilcox. The clip
ping gives a brief account Of the
wedding on April %, at Walla
Walla. Wash, of Miss Ennis Will
cox who, as well as her brother
Lewis, was born in Hardin and
make their home with their par
ents at Pendleton, Oregon. Fol-
lowing IS the account:
Miss Ennis Wilcox became the
bride Of Francis r. King yester-
day at an afternoon ceremony in
Walla Walla, with Rev. Stainer
reading the service.
The bride was charming in a
tailored suit of navy blue, with
blouse of grey and grey felt
hat. She wore a beautiful cor
sage bouquet of Ophelia roses.
Guests at the wedding were Miss
Carolyn King. Miss Eva Kidder
and Roland King.
The bride who is the daughter
OF MIR. and Mrs. Percy Wilcox.
has been honored at a number of
prenuptial affairs. Mr.. King, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. B. P. King at
tended the University of Wash
ington and is a member of Phi
Delta Theta. The couple are in
Walla Walla for a few days and on
their return will make their home
with Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Wilcox
for the present.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-05-10
Pay Tax But No Penalty.

Attention is called to the legal
advertisement elsewhere in this
issue by the county treasurer.
that owners of delinquent real
property may redeem same by
paying on or before Dec. /, 1895.
the delinquent tax only. without
the payment of penalty or in
terest. This includes all property
on which the taxes are delinquent
prior to 1884. The state supreme
court has held the law is con-
stitutional.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-05-10
LANCER Gets New Trial.

The United States curcuit court
OF appeals on Tuesday reversed
the conviction of former Governor
William A. LANCER of North Da-
kota on a charge of conspiracy to
misuse federal relief funds, grow
Ing out of alleged solicitation of
workers paid with federal relief
funds for political contributions of
so Of their salaries for 1.-THE
Leader" the LANCER weekly news
paper. This means LANCER gets
a new trial.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-05-10
FRED ARNDT SEVERELY
INJURED IN AUTO MISHAP

Fred Arndt was taken to the
Hardin General hospital between
seven and eight o'clock, Thursday
evening. suffering from severe
gashes in his head received when
his ear ran off the grade this side
OF the Big Horn river bridge. near
Joyland. Just how seriously he
was hurt was not known at the
hour of going to press Thursday
evening.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-05-10

Over sixty We're present at the
guest day-Mother's Day program
at the Ladies' Circle, Thursday
afternoon. at the Congregational
church parlors. Several numbers
OF music. readings and talks were
given and a delicious lunch was
served bv Mesdames E. c. Kuehn,
S. Fish. R. P. Ross, H. H. Bar
nett and VIM. F. Wilson.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-05-10

Mrs. Matt Larkin and daughter,
Mrs. Earl Burchette and baby, are
visiting in Butte at the home of
their daughter and sister, Mrs.
Louis Blackwell. They expect to
be absent about two months.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-05-10
Hardin Hi to
Graduate ~
Annual Commencement Will Be
Held at Harriet Theatre
Friday, May II.

The annual commencement ex
ercises of the Hardin high schoo
will be held at the Harriet theatr,
next Friday evening, May IT, a
eight O'Clock. President Alfre,
Atkinson of Montana State Col
lege at Bozeman will deliver tn,
commencement address. The pro
gram will be published in mex
Fridays issue of the Tribune
Herald. The names of the forty
seven graduates appear below:
James Anderson.
William Bequette.
Alfred Bowman.
Vera Brown.
James ClaWson.
Evelyn Colstad.
Naomi Cool.
Hazel Drake.
Frank Durham.
Earl DunSworth,
Nina Ruth Egnew.
Fred Frailey.
Glen Goodell.
Jack Gregory.
Alfred Hammer.
Betty Hammond.
Clyde Hawks.
Irene Helmann.
Kathleen Jenson. '.
Edmund Kelley.
Elizabeth Koebbe. -
Robert Kopriva.
Albert Lobdell..
Mary Luther. "
Colin Macleod.
Maxine Martin. -
Fern Mclean.
Marie Metzker.
Bernardine Miller.
Yasuo Nayematsu.
Paul Parry.
Madeline Phillips.
Sarah Reno.
Allan Rorsh.
Mildred Rowland.
Regina Siemion.
David Stewart.
Marv Stimpson.
Charles Sweeney.
Marjorie Sweeney.
Gilbert Thomson.
Judith Wagner.
Darrell Warren.
Martha Weibert.
Franklin West.
Edward Whiteman.
Stuart Wolcott.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-05-10
Mormon Cricket Control
Program on Next Week

reported as very numerous in the
Sarpy section, which is without
the bounds of the Crow Indian
reservation, and this situation
must be handled from some
source other than that of the In
dian department.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-05-10

Mrs. James Schoer was hostess
to the Neighbors of Woodcraft
Ihimble club at her home on
South Crawford avenue, Wednes-
day afternoon.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-05-10
Back From

B. J. Kleinhesselink returned.
Monday evening. from a fort
nights trip to Sheboygan county,
Wisconsin, his old home, where
he visited his father, now in his
nlnetieth year, and the atter's
two brothers, the youngest of
whom is "a. The combined age
OF the three is 25e years and all
are hale and hearty anI. attend
ing to their own business affairs
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-05-10

Mrs. Winifred Redding a d
small son are here from Great
Fails for a visit with her father,
A D. Sibley, and other relatives.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-05-10

Frank Clarke, a pioneer dryland
farmer of the Sarpv section, was
a Hardin visitor, Thursday.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-20
KazateI d~vojzencem.

Zatykac vydan byl ma Rev.
Roberta K. Foster, byvaleho
kazatele Roland avenue metho
distskeho kostela ma zadost
Rose Gibelino, kterou pojal "a
manzelku v cervenci 1884 v A
lexandrii, Va, vzdor tomu re
nebyl rozveden cd prvnf man
zelky sve, Marie Wood Foster,
dcery kazatele z Oxford, Md.
Druha manzelka zaluje jej ma
nepodporovanf il.
Zatcen byl Hagerstown,
kde byl S prvnf manzelkou
svoj1.
Ma zapadnf policejnf stanici
Foster udal, re bydlel zde v {.
1O1 Pearl ulice. Osoby tam by
dlfcf tvrdi, re nikdo takovy
tam nebydlel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-20
II. prosince, 1886

II. prosince, 1885.
Velecteny Thomas c.. Masaryk
Praha, Ceskoslovensko
Mil mily p~residente Masaryku
Vzpom1nam S radostf setka-
nj Sc S Vami, kdyz Jste napo-
sledy byl v Baltimore. Cetl
jsem S velikym zajmem v Bal
timore Sun o Vasem odstoupe-
nj z presidentskeho dfadu &C.
skoslovenska.
Psi Yam, abych vyjadfil
Yam sve blahopranf mad Vasf
uspeSnou administered zalezi-
tostf Vasf vlasti a doufam, Re
jeii blaho a wrist bude pokra-
covati.
S nejlepsfm pTanlm ku Va
semu zdravi a spokojenosti a
pTeje Yam zehnanf DOLBY, jsem
Yam pine oddany,
H. w. Jackson,
Mayor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-20
Pro urovnany ~rozpocet.

Marylandska demokraticka
delegace 3. ledna sjede Sc do
Washingtonu ku kongresnfmu
zasedanf S 1myslem, ably roz-
pocet vladn1 byl urovnan, aby
vyplacen byl vyslouzilcdm bo-
nus a ably kongres bral "od-
dech" cd d6lanf novych zako-
MI.
Podobne pronesl senator Ty-
dings a George l.. Radcliffe,
horlivy podpGrce presidenta
Roosevelta. Jak oba senatori
hlasovati budou v otazce wy
slouzileckeho bonusu, nenf l.
pine jisto.
Delegace Domu do kongre-
su je pro bonus krone kongres
nlka Davida j. Lewis, demo-
krata z Cumberland, ktery ie-
diny hlasoval jiz proti.
Vincent l.. Palmisano z Bal
timore z 8. distriktu snad bu-
de pfedsedou vyboru ma donna
CT vychovu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-20

ma We stare vlasti s velkym T.
spechem pri vyprodanych do
mech! Sokolsky Dram. Odbor
nelitoval nakladu, hru tuto O.
patfil a studuje S velikym "a
palem. V teto zpevohre Dude
1cinkovati pres 80 osob. Zpe-
Wy Jsou mile, hrejne, dyse z
Mich neha a prostota naseho
venkova. Kdo ma rad cesky
zpev a ceskou hudbu, Dude ma
nejvys uspokojen. Uslysf solo,
va c1sla, dueta, kvarteta a sbo-
rove zpevy. A ten rozmily DEF!
Ma slavnost "Obzinky" Sci
de sc mlada i stara chasa pred
hospodu senkyre Kouby (p. J.
Kaspar). Do slfcne jeho dcery
Lldusky, (p1. Jindriska Rezek-
Lutz) je zamilovan chudy hou-
slista Vojtech (p. A. Soch1rek)
syn domkafe Klasa 90. F. Bou-
da:) Klas pred valkou bohaty
sedlak, ale nadseny vlastenec,
vratil Sc dom1 jake ceskoslo-
vensky legionar. Mezitfm je-
no statek byl zkonfiskovan ra-
kouskou vladou a preset do ru-
kou bohate vdovy Balabanove,
.(p1. A. Radkova). Senkyr Kou-
ba nepfej znamosti Lidusky S
VoJtechem, ponevadz by rad
ozenil svou dceru S Uriaskem,
Up. Jar. Mares), synem vdovy
Balabanove.
Mezi tim pTijede do vesnlce
kocovn1 cirkus. Jeho principal
byvaly rakousky nadporucfk
Pisisvor Pisvejc (p. j. R. Gil
hlaf) Sc svou spanilou dcerou
Pavlinou Isl. S. stetkova) YAM
zazpfvaji:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-20
80 49, $3.50 s3*sS$ERH S2SsEs3 $500 f{#S5s Ras9a

Ma louce rosie travicka,
a chleve buci kravicka,
kazdy ma svoje souzenf,
kazdy ma snad neco rad,
kdo touz1 pc hezkem devceti
KIDD touzf pc lasky objetf,
must Sc, must Sc,
must sc obetovat 80.
Pfiste prineseme dryvky pfsnf
.Lidusky a Vojt6cha, Barusky a
Uriaska.
Tato zpevohra Dude ffzena
reziserem p. A. Cihlarem. Po-
nevada je jiz nynf pc vstupen-
kach velka poptavka, budou
tyto dany do prodeje tento ty-
den. Vstupne je 40c, dftky zoe
vyhrazena mfsta O 25c vice.
Vstupenky jsou k dostanf v OBJ
chodech: pf. A. Neuman, rob
Ashland a Washington ul., pi.
A. Pokorna, rob Castle a Ea-
ger ul., p1. M. Rys, rob Madi-
son a Curley ILL.,, v Sokolovn6 a
u vsech 1cinkuj1c1ch. Vyhra-
zene u p. j. R. Cihlare, rob
Ashland a Luzerne ul.
UpT1mne vSem milovnfknm
divadla radime, opatrte 81 list
ky v cas-. Bude letos O Novem
Roce v Sokolvne naval nebot:
Mad nas1 vesnici
slun1cko swift,
smeje Sc slun1cko
a von1 XVIII,
v daleky kraj jasot zaznfva,
vesnice zp1va, vesnice zpfva
Dop.
- Delnicky Vzdslavaci Spo-
lex "Pokrok" porada velkole-
py "Sylvestr' v Dslnickem Do
me, rob Madison a Rose ulic, v
Utery, 31ho prosince 1885.
Postal. Zasilani darkEG! Vel
ka legrace az do konce! Ia
catek 8 hodin vecer.. Hudbu
rid p. Alois Novotny Vstupne
40 centI Kazdy jest uctivs
Evan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-20
BEzNE Oslo (No.) 14O1
Copy
MAYORS OFFICE
Baltimore
December 18th, 1885.

DONOAlAOCI I'll, 100.
Honorable Thomas C. Masaryk
Praha, Czechoslovakia
My dear President Masaryk:
| recall with pleasure meet
ing you when you were last in
Baltimore and have read with
interest in The Baltimore Sun
OF your retirement from the
Presidency of Czechoslovakia.
| am writing to express to
you my congratulations upon
your successful administration
of your country's affairs, and
| hope it's prosperity and
growth will continue.
With best wishes for your
future health and happiness,
and wishing you the Compli-
ments of the Season, I am
Yours very truly,
H. w. Jackson,
Mayor
Observation-Disclosures Publ.
Company
843 n. Washington Street
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-20
Poransni poulicnf karou.

Dive josoby tezce poran9ny
byly poulicnfmi elektrickymi
karami.
Frances J1ra, sc rok1 stara,
{. Pip Ashland avenue, lece-
ma jest v Mercy nemocnici,
kdyz j ma Fayette a Caroline
ulicich zlomena byla noha.
Henry Herman, 67lety, els.
31O2 Brendon avenue, jest We
sv. Josefske nemocnici s rozdr-
cenou lebkou. Karou zranen
byl ma Belair road u Brendon
avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-20

Vzacne danny, vzacnf PAM,
uz jsme tady z nenadan1,
naSe kumsty sveta dizzy,
nezfeli jste CO jste zivi,
a koho to zaj1ma,
dnes vecer Sc zac1na -.
Kamarad Vojtech1v, klarine-
tista Vasek Pacinka (p. A. CT
hlar) zamiluje sc do Pavllny,
ktera mu hada z ruky jeho o.
sud:
z diane vas1 budoucnosti,
osud nyn1 Znam,
zadate svou dust certu,
zfnku hezkou dostanete,
ale zlou jak san,
nebude S nj veru zert1.
Jen j mus1te poslouchat,
ona YAM k tanci Dude hrat,
a pfskat ma svdj klarinet
to nebude smet,
zle by Sc YAM vedlo hned.
StatkaT Kub1n, (p. V. Sevcik)
je starry mladenec, ktery v mia
di z nestastne lasky odebral
Sc do ciziny, by Sc navratil ja-
ko slavny virtues ma housle.
Koup1 81 panstv1 a zije v dstra-
nj. Kubfn ujme Sc chudeho
houslisty Vojtecha. Sestra Vol
t6chova ticha a pracovita Ba-
ruska, Cpl. F. Maresova) obi
bf 81 odstrkovaneho Uriaska a
nynf DEF Sc zacfna rozvfjet. o
zdravy humor postaraji Sc Pr
sisvor Pisvejc a Vasek Pacin-
ka. Slyste jak Vasek a Pavlf-
ma smyslf o nasem venkovskem
zivOt6:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-20
$4,000 skody zpGsobeno
pozarem.

Pozarem zachvacen byl v
sobotu tTf psychology restau-
rant a obchod S lfhovinami, {.
3O8 E. Baltimore ulice.
Ohen die vseho povstal ko-
lem 3. hodiny rannf ma scho-
dech vedoucfch do pffzemf z
prvnfho poschodf. Neil hast
81 pozar zmohli, vsechny til
poschodf budovy plameny po-
skozeny byly.
skoda odhadnuta ma $780,
900.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-20
Usmrcen vlakem.

Neznamy muz usmrcen byl
v patek osobnfm vlakem Penn
sylvanske drahy ma stanici Cal
vert ulice. Soudi Sc, re bud
chtel "krasti" j1zdu anebo re
padl pod wagon, kdyz kolem
neho Sci, ma mfste, kde snad-
nym bylo zakopnouti a upad-
nOuti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-20
Strana Americke prace
predpoVsdSna.

V Baltimore Open Forum v
nedeli tTi recnfci pTedpovedeli,
re delnicka strana utvorena
Dude v zemi, ably sc 1castnila
nastavajfcfho politickeho boje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-20
Ctrnactilety zIodsjem.

Ctrnact rokd starry hoch, KITE
ry prchl re st. Mary's polep-
SONNY, zatcen byl pro Cumber-
landsky Trad zalujfcf jej z u
kradeni automobile. z 1stavu
utekl s jinym z. prosince.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-20

den radost, veseloah,, nastava We stredu, kdy slavhi
budeme pamatku Narozen1 Kristova v Betleme. Davno pred
povldany, %ocekavany pfisel, ably spasil, coz bylo zahynulo.
I ukazala Sc hvezda ma blankytu nebeskem, zpev andelu
nesl Sc tlchem velebne noel: "Slava ma vysostech Bohu a Ii
dem dobra vdIe."
Pastyf opustii stada sva, sklonili Sc pred Detatkem.
Ones miiony napnena zem6, jichz 1techou, posilou, no.
YOU nadej1 jest Kristus!
Dnesnl doba jest tezkou, plnou nepokoje~
Proc nezapomenouti aspon We dny tyto ma brine tfzfcf
mas vsechny bz rozd1lu a zaleteti vfrou k nebes vysinam. Ike
konecnemu domovu nasemu, kde nebude place, stenanf vice.
Mill pfatele TELEGRAPH" Yam a vsem ostatnfm bez roz-
dlu jest srdecnym a upT1mnym pranim nasfm, ably v domo-
vech Vasfch zavladl kid a stestf kvetoucf z pozehnane DOLBY
Vanocnl. VYDAVATELSTVO.
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= Ma Narodnfm hrbitove
pohrben byl V patek odpole-
dine p. William D. Wills, man.
Eel Mary A. Wills, rozene Ha-
nousek. Zesnul nahle We Fila
delft 10. prosince We start Sc
rokG. PohTeb zesnuleho Wy
praven byl z po~hTebnfho 1sta-
WI VIM. J. Tickner, North and
Pennsylvania avenue. Pohreb-
nj obTady vykonal Rev. Frank
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