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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-22
Jeslicky. ktere znazornuji diva
nact rokI zivota Kristova.

Chude horske kraje, znam6
trpelivost1 a spokojenost1, Wy
tvarejl mnohdy rukou samou-
ka d1la, mad tkerymi sc must
caste vyborny konstrukter "a
stavit a vyslovit obdiv. Vanoc-
nj doba dala mnoho podnetG
samouk1m k vytvaTen1. Row
nez 71letemu samouku Aloisu
Zouharovi z Lazanek byl zivot
Krlstuv podnetem k vytvoren1
jeslicek, ljez jsou jedinecnym
dflem. Vyslednfci pdldruheho
roku namahy a trpelivosti bylo
mlstrovske dilo. Je mnoho je-
sleek, skoro kazdy hostel je
JIM v dobe vanocnf obohacen,
ale Jeslicky, ktere jsou v kapli
u Boromejek V ulici DR.. B. Mac
XII V Brine, stoji "a to, ably Sc
sci kazdy ma ne podfvat. Je-
Sticky znazornuj1 IL rok1 Ii
vota Kristova cd jeho zrozenf.
LIE videt klecfcf pastyrre u je-
sleek, jejich poklony Jezfsko-
vi, ktery sc chvilemi v jeslic-
kach zveda. Obcas Sc jeskyne
otocl a objevuje Sc novy obraz.
Mudrcove, komonstvo s vel
bloudy vchazej1 do jeskyne,
poklon1 Sc a odchazej1. Velmi
pekny je tez vnitrek chramu,
kde stafec drz1 Jez1ska ma ru-
kou. Dale je zachyceno neko-
Xix vyJevG re zivota sv. Josefa
a Marie. TAX ma prfklad Ma
ria pere, Josef cerpa vodu v il
mem obraze seka dfevo atd.
Poole pfedstavy mistra samou-,
ka byl take Jezisek wesley, po-
nevada je znazornen, jak Sc
houpe ma klade. Jeslicky jsou
zpestreny poutnfkem, ktery
smeka pfi hlasu klekani, ku-
kackou, ktera pohybuje kindly,
oveckami, kter6 Sc napajejf z
proudicl studanky, jez je vel
mi dobfe napodobena sklene-
nou tocicl Sc s~piralou. Vsech-
ny flgurky jsou vyrobeny oby-
cejnym nozem z lipoveho Dire
va a zachycuj1 Verne pohyb.
Dumyslne sestaveny mechanis-
mus "a ktery by Sc nemusil AMI
konstrukter stydet ,je pohanen
elektrickym motorkem. Jeslic-
ky jsou tret1m vyrobkem mi
stra-samouka Zouhara. Starec
je pysny, re jeho prace je po-
chvalovana a je take hrdym,
re " Ceskych Budejovic1ch
jsou vystavovany jeslicky Jim
zhotovene.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-22
Vrazda til ma samote.

Blfzko Sv. KateTiny u Pfim-
dy V pohranicn1ch horach je
osamely statek, ktery patti J.
Stelznerovi. HospodaTil tam
Sc sTou zenou a sluzebnym dev
cetem. Byli nalezeni vsichni
mrtvi. Statek je ma osamelem
miste, stranou cd cest horach
ktere jsou ted zasnezeny a "a
vaty. Cd silnjce je k Stelzne-
rovu statku osm kilometrG.
Stelzrera chtel navst1viti jeden
Z ieho znam}ch. Kdyz Sc bill
I'll k stavenf, prekvapilo no po-
dezTeleho ticho, jake by nikdo
nebyl doma. Kdyz vstoupil
dovnitT, ztrnul hr1zou mad
strasnym obrazem. We svetni-
CT temeT ma prahu, lezel Stelz-
ner Sc stFeinou ranOu v hlave.
Dale We svetnici lezely ma re
nj Stelznerova zena a sluzeb-
ne devce. ODE zeny byly zbro-
ceny hrv1 a take mrtvy. Kro-
me nich V celem staven1 nebylo
nikoho. O straslivem nalezu
V horske stmote bylo lined
uvedomeno cetnictvo. Zatlm
bylo z~jisteno, re jde Poole
vsech znamek o loupeznou
vrazdu. Steiner byl zavraz-
den neznamym pachatelem
strelnou ranou hned ma prahu
svetnice. Snad Sci otev1rat ne
komu, kdo Sc V noci dobyval
do staveni, V domnen1, re je to
n6kdo, kdo zbloudil We sneho-
vych zavejfch. ODE zeny byly
patrne zavrazdeny surovym
zlocincem We chv1li, kdy usly-
sely pad tela a chiefly Sc podl-
vat, co Sc dele. Vrah jim "a
sadil straslive rany sekerou
do hlavy. Cetnictvo zahajilo
lined patran1 pc pachateli, a
lie V zasnezenych horach Sc
setkava S velkymi prekazkami.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-22
Pasuji mleko " rakvich.

Pocet pohrebn1ch prGvodG v
pTedm6stskych sekc1ch mesta
Budapeste V Uhrach pTekvapil
policii, jez nedovedla 81 vysve-
tliti, jak to, re takova 1mrt-
most tam ~nastala.
VysetTovan1m ~zjiSt6no bylo.
re truchl1ci nebyli nikym j.
nym neil osobami, ktere pre-
vazely mleko rakv1ch, ably Sc
tax vyhnuli naTfzen1 zdravot-
nihO OdbOru.
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Zdalo Sc rnu.

ROZbfesklO Sc a-panl Nastra-
nova pTichvatala k pane Vosa-
dovu lozi S kafem: "No a CO.
pax Sc yam dneska zdalo hez-
kyho?" zadon1 nedockave. MI
self pan Vosada denne vypra-
vovat sve shy.
Ones Sc mi zdalo," prota-
huje Sc jeste pan Vosada =
"Ehm = 10 = zdalo Sc mi, re
stoj1m u liftu!"
~ liftu!" uzasla PAM Ma
stranova a pan Vosada pokra-
coval: go, u liftu. Jezdilo to
nahoru a dolG = jenze to ne
melo ty vozejcky, jen takova
d1ra jake propast zela pode
mnou. Stal sem tam Sc svou
zenou (pan1 Nastranova Sc S
nelibostl z~achmuTila) = ale
hadali SINE Sc. To vona uni,
(Pri tom PAM Nastranova Sc
radostne usmala). ia sem es-
.te zene povfdal, jak Sc Dude
hadat, re do ty propasti sko-
elm a vona YAM -
"Coz vona?" vzepjala Sc dy-
chtive PAM Nastranova.
"Vona YAM mi este udelala
takhle mfsto a povida: pro
sim! Jarku, dyz 81 takovadle,
just ne! Just! A do ty propa-
sti sem jake vGbec neskocil!"
PAM Nastranova roztahla
dsta k blazenemu 1smevu
"Krasnej sen = vopravdu mad
hernej sen = To ste j dobfe
rex just ne = Vona vubec sc
vo vas nestarala = A dobre.
re ste nikam neskocil = Clio
vek S takovejma myslenkama
must zGstat zivotu zachovane.
= skoda by bylo takovejcE
myslenek ="
Pan Vosada pill KATE a pan.
Nastranova porad rozj1mala
"Vo liftu, pod1vejme Sc =
Hned Sc pozna, KIDD ma vote.
vTenou hlavu = Takovej mad
hernej sen vo liftu = ia Sc a
nj snad k yam nehod1m," roz.
tesknila Sc pojednou.
81 d6te, hlupacku," povldt
ma to pan Vosada a dial 81 lok
"Ne, nehodim," nar1ka pan
Nastranova: "To vzdelani ne
mann. Kde pax mne ably Sc I'd;
10 vo liftu = ia sem jen pro
sta vosoba, nejvejs este re vi
dim We span1 vodu, anebo flu
nus, nebo aleje = A nejcas
tejc sc YAM mne IDA vo mym
ia YAM vidlm nebozt1ka Ma
strane skoro denne - TAX
hlenc yam stoj1, kejva prsten
a dycky tax varovne fekne
"Rezi, Rezi ="
Pan Vosada znepokojen zdvi
hi hlavu: "To 81 tax nesmit
holt pripoustet, draha panf!'
"Vfte, ia ma shy DAM" vec
PAM Nastranova Gale ia "a
lsvyho neboztika znam. Vo,
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Nabozenstvi a zaludek.

Nabozenstvf dobTe sc daf1 V
Hamptonwick, male Middlesex
vesnici We znamen1 vaTenych
vajec, rohl1kd, masla, MARINA
lady a cafe.
Novinku tuto vesnice d6ku-
je vikaTi kostela sv. Jana, Rev.
A. M. Johnson a lid z okoln1ch
mill jest pine spokojen.
Navstevn1ci kostela z1castni
Sc rannich sluzeb V kostele,
pax pohosteni jsou a predpGl-
noel jsou V domovech svych.
Ia potraviny plat1 vikaT.
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Pripad -nezazivnosti.

V Ljubljana, v Jugoslavii,
roznemohl Sc nezazivnosti Is
lety hoch, re lekaTi zprvu ne
vedeli 81 rady. Vysetreno by
10, re spol1kal 90 hTeb1kG rdz-
nych velikost1. Nektere mezi
mimi byly tax zvane sindelaky.
Cd chvfle teto jakmile d1tko
n6jake poc1na 81 stezovati ma
bolesf zaludku, rodice hledaji
zdali nespolklo hreb1ky.
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XzornX vSzen.

V Buenos Aires V JIM Afri-
ce 60 rokG starry Spaniel, Fell
ciano Perez, propulsion byl re
zalaTe pc dobe dvou rokG &C
odsouzen byl ma dozivot1 pro
vrazdu Nicolase Bernardo. Pro
pust6n byl pro sve vzorne cho-
van1 Sc.
Hned pc propustenf vyhle-
dal bratra zavrazdeneho, Sal
vadora, a usmrtil jej ctyTmi ra-
Mani.
Ted opet je vzornym vez.
mem.
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OsmnactiIeta msla jedno baby
v trucku. druhe v busu.

V Buenos Aires narodil Sc
syn senoTe Lidia Gonzalez de
Cerminano, 18lete, jedouc1 v
omnibusu V patek. Zkusenost
tato nebyla il novinkou. Prvni
syn narodil Sc j, kdyz jela ma
trucku. V obo.jfm pr1padu
"cap" ukazal Sc il, kdyz we've
ma byla do nemocnice.
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spread, bringing fear to every
soul, in the supernatural power
that was sought and wrought,
! and in the community of goods
I for distribution to all according
as any man had need.
PROGRAM OF THE
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
The Church at Ephesus was
called upon to eXemplify the ac-
t:vities and achievements of a
Christian church. Paul, then at
Rome, a."prisoner in the Lord"
wrote to the Ephesian Christians
Iimpressing upon them at this
point two great imperatives: ID
Walk together: for the Christian
church should be united in Christ.
Human conduct should aim to
measure up TO the divine calling.
Humility is necessary. There
must be patient forbearance and
| honest effort must be made to
| keep the unity of the Spirit. That
J is tho only unity that can be held
in place by the bond Of peace.
The unity that unifies is seven
fold: First, there is the one, body
referring to the local church It's,
sell as unity in organization,
obligation, and outlook Observe
that there is 4 union of the Trim
ity (the Holy Spirit. the Lord
Jesus and God the Father) and
also union of three human
qualities (faith in Christ, bap-
tism into the church, and hope Of
heaven). So there is the one
Spirit who is our comforter and
guide. There is one hope which,
like rainbow, overreaches the
eternal future. There is one
Lord who is entitled to sway the
scepter over our lives. There is
one faith which we must have in
order to be saved. There is one
baptism prescribed for those who
united with the church. There is
; one God and Father sovereign
over all, source of all life and
, blessino and our sustainer in this
life and that which is to come.
. (2) Work together: for the
Christian church should be upbuilt
for Christ. The ministers of up
building were: now Apostles who
had personally attended the Lord
lin his ministry, now prophets who
inspired seers and could foretell
coming events, and now teaching
pastors who combined the teach
er's mind and tongue with the
shepherd heart and hand. The
phase of upbuilding relate to
the perfecting of the saints, first
of all, in their own character,
then IN their work of ministering
to their fellow men. and finally
in their relation to Christ and the
church. The goals of upbuilding
are the unity of the faith which
! is far better than forced union
of organization; the knowledge
of the Son of God which is the
highest knowledge in the uni
verse; and that maturity of char
actcr which is patterned after
and aspirant toward the stature
of the fulness of Christ.
The hindrance to upbuilding is
found in lie immaturity, not to
say continued childishness, of be-
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WEEKLY SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH r ]
By HIGHT {. MOORE

Golden Text-So we, being
many are one body in Christ,
and every one members one of
another. Romans 1875.
! The founder and builder OF
the church is Jesus who, after
Peters great confession of his
MeSslahship, declared that upor
TINS rock he would build his
church tMatthew 16; 1920 and
IN two agricultural parallels pic.
tured its mysterious and phen.
omenal growth from seed-time to
harvest Mark i: 2G-32.)
| The power and progress of the
church are illustrated in the
church at Jerusalem which under
the preaching of Peter on the
day of Pentecost had a great in.
gathering md continued in the
faith and fellowship of the gos.
pei (ActS 2:4l-47.)
The activities and achievements
of the church are presented by
Paul who presented the church
as affording its members a field
for the exercises of their spirit.
ual gifts (Romans 12:4-8), as
governed bv Christ it's sovereign
head (EpreSians /: 1929, as
built on the foundation OF Apost.
les and prophets with Christ
Jesus himself as the chief corner.
stone (Ephesians 2:12-22), a:
knit together IN great seven
fold unity and charged with ;
challenging program (Ephesiam
4:1-16). as the object Of Christ,
love which he will present unto
himself as glorious church no
having spot or wrinkle or any
such thing (Ephesians 5:22-27)
and as the church of the Twins
God, the pillar and ground of tn,
truth Il Timothy 3:15).
POWER OF THE CHRISTIAN
CHURCH (Acts p
The Church at Jerusalem eX
emplified the power and progress
of the Christian church. 1t mum
bered only about 120 includin!
the II apostles. But it was
waiting, united, praying, Bible
reading. and now Spirit-filled
witnessing. drawing church. Oh
serve CD the requisites to mem
bership in It: The people hear'
the truth preached by Peter: the,
were aroused and convicted o
their sins: they inquired wha
they should do; they were in
structed by Peter to repent am
be baptized. to rely upon the oil
vine promise and to save them
selves from their crooked genera
ton; many received the word and
were thus converted; the converts
were Immediately baptized; and
by baptism they were added unto
or Joined to the church, the num-
Der that day being about 5000
Note (2) that the duties of men,
bership included four vital and
fundamental things: UnwaVering
loyalty to New Testament teach
ing, steadfast fellowship in serv-
ice, strict observance of the
Lords Supper, and faithful main
tenance of worship. Note CD
the cooperative program of
membership was shown in the
holy awe that they felt and
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levers who are so. unstable as to
be influenced by every wind Of
false doctrine, and to be caught
IN the meshes of clever and Sc
ductlvc error. The help to up
building is found first in the
truth which, ought to be spoken
and lived in love; and then IN
Christ to whom we must be uni
ted by regeneration and in whom
we must grow by sanctification.
The symmetry Of upbuilding is
pictured in the body with every
Zone and tendon and Joint fitted
i'm place, each fulfilling its dis
tinctive function and all working
harmoniously and efficiently to-
! gether. The increase through up
building is assured, for what is
upbuilt in love is not upbuilt for
itself alone.
MAGNIFY THE CHURCH
(D The Church Instruction.
f"The% Apostles teaching" Was
there ever revival of religion
without revival in Bible read
ing and study?
GU The Church ingathering.
"Were baptized - added unto
them" When men are won to
Christ, they ought to be won to
the church. Bring them inw
(3) The Church Outreaching.
Fellowship" Has love grown
cold? PRAY for a revival that
will melt the ice in every heart.
(4) The Church Worshiping.
"The prayers" Kindred spirits
become close" akin when they
gather devoutly before the Mercy
Seat.
(5) The Church Ministering.
"Had all things COMMUNICATED
them to ALL" The dependent
lean upon the arms of love. Be
! lievers in Christ believe in one
another. And they show their
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faith bv their philanthropy.
019os BY ReA SERVICE. INC.

faith by their philanthropy.
CO. The Church United. Gone
body-Spir; t-hope-Lord-fai faith
baptism-God and Father" This
seven-fold cord Of fellowship is
the tie that binds believers to-
gether. But no strand can be
omitted without endangering fell
lowship.
(7) The Church Organized.
"Some to be apostles-prophets
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
Organization is necessary. So we
have church officers and workers
set apart for special service.
(8) The Church Edifying.
"Unto the building ~ of the
body of Christ-unto a full grown
man-that We NAV be no longer
children" To be a child is beau
tiful, but to remain ALWAYS a
child is disastrous. Growth is the
law of life.
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QUEEN LILIoUKALANI Of Ha.
Y waii had sought to restore abso,
lutte monarchy over those Pacific
islands that now are part of the
United States, but she made her
big mistake when she also tried to
diSfranchise all foreigners.
For Americans had tasted OF the
delicious pineapple of Hawaii. and
the late Sanford B. Dole. native Of
the islands. had begun to look to-
ward the rise of trade that was
destined 10 make his name the
pineapple standard of America.
So Dole led the revol ution
against Queen Lili' and became
president Of the first and only re.
public of Hawaii. When the islands
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we're annexed in
1900, he became
heir first terri.
.orial governor.
He is Temem.
oered in stamp
lore by the Ha-
gaiian R epu b.
lies 25-cent is.
Iue Of 1893.
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NO MATTER what else you may
send, your mother will appre-
ciate a Mothers Day greeting
card. Bakers Art Gallery has
an attractive line.
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REMEMBER MOTHER WITH
Russell McPhail Chocolates.
7 Mothers day May II. Freeze
! Drug Company.
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SCREENING TIME is HERE.
Let us repair your old ones or
make new ones for you. Rlgoy-
Morrow Company, LUMBER,
Builders Supplies, Millwork,
Attn avenue east. Phone 81.
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OWNERS of Norge Rollator Re-
refrigerators report that Rollator
refrigeration actually saves
in refrigeration cost and IN
food cost-up to S11 a month.
Bruuson Furniture Company.
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have just unloaded
a carload of Certainteed paint
: which has overstocked orr
paint department. For the next
10 days we are offering sur.
plus stock at special prices. II
you contemplate painting this
spring buv now and save the
difference. Henoersonville sup
ply & Coal Co., headquarters
for everything in the oulloins
line. Lenox Park. Phone Sno. :
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WANT To BUY USED deep well
pump, hand or electric. Write
Stevenson. Edneyville.
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Bond issues aren't new. Even
in Bible times the sins of the IA
theirs were visited on the chill
dren.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
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The Washington times., 1935-12-24
STORM DELAYS
PARK EVICTION

LURAY, Va, Dec. pa snow
storm here threatened to delay
plans for the settlement of squat,
ter problems in the Shenandoah
Park area. Page county officers,
though not required to evict
Walker Jenkins, lone Page Park
resident who has not signed up,
were planning today to visit him
Monday.
They would make an effort to
rent him. house outside the
park, if possible, they said, not
relishing the idea of evicting his
children. If he would sign up
we'll and good, but if not, they
were prepared to move him then
and there to the house they eX-
pected to obtain.
Officials of the three other
counties, where there are persons
not yet signed, were preparing to
wait until the last minute before
evicting.
The Washington times., 1935-12-24
SEN. SASSCER
BACKS ROAD
PROJECT
Aids Move to Obtain
Highway on Route
OfW. B. s. A..

EVANSVILLE, Md, Dec. "a.
Senator L. G. SaSscer, president of
the Maryland Senate, today added
his backing to that of civic clubs
throughout Prince Georges county
who are campaigning for a new
arterial highway over the now
abandoned Washington, Baltimore
and Annapolis railway right-of-
way.
Before it was abandoned, the
railroad was the only way in and
out of a large section between the
Anacostia River and the Largo
Road, because none of the dirt
roads have been developed in that
section, he pointed out.
Although he favorS connection
of the proposed highway with a
new one inside the District which
would lead directly into the Wash:
ington business area, the proposed
highway could be aligned with
the Benning Road for the pres
ent, he added.
The move to lay a concrete road
over the old w. B. and A. roadbed
rapidly gained momentum when
the railway was abandoned three
months ago, with civic organiza-
tions and clubs of several counties
banding together to appear before
the State Roads Commission in a
joint demand for the project.
Meantime, a committee of the
Prince Georges board Of county
commissioners is also to confer
with the roads body about the
work. while other county bodies
between the District and Balti-
more are expected to voice their
interest to the impending work.
Senator SaSScer said that he has
been assured that rights-of-way the
railroad does not own will be given
the State Roads Commission,
should the work be approved.