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EGG AND LIVE POULTRY MARGETS
prices paid shippers-Net +. o. B.
WashingtOn)
By the U. 8. Bureau of Agricultural
EcOnOmica

prices paid shippers-Net +. o. b.
Nv +bo IT, "aShinStonf Rnrsan n, Aur,cu,tura,
Economics
Eggs-Market firm; prices on nearby
ungraded eggs and U. S. standards
large, 1c higher. Current receipts, @S9
ment graded and dated white eggs (net
prices paid shippers, +. o. b. Washing.
TOM: U. S. extras large, 43c: U. 8.
extras, mediums, sic; U. S. standards,
Live Poultry - Market just about
steady at unchanged prices. Fowl: Col
ored. heavy, 1701Sc; Leghorns, 13c
Chickens: Virginia Rocks, broilers and
Leghorns all sizes lie; mixed colors,
17c. Guineas. young, . pounds and UP.
40 a 45c each; under pounds, 25 5@3Oc
each. Old Guineas. 251 soc each. Spring
toms, II pounds and up, 81 a 22c; No. 2.
18c.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Sales in Large Lots by Original Receivers
Sales to $500 A. NJ.
POtatOes-No Carlot arrivals; broken
and unbroken cars on track. Supplies
moderate; demand light; market stead dy.
Maine, 1OO-lb. sacks Green Mountains
U. s. No. l, $2.1O@2.15; New York, 100
lb. sacks Round Whites, U. S. No. /, 81:
Pennsylvania, 1OO-lb sacks Cobblers,
U. s. No. /, $1.9O@2.OO; Idaho, lOO-lb.
sacks Russet Burbanks. U. S. No. l.
$2.7502.S5
Cabbage-One Pennsylvania arrived ;
broken and l unbroken car on track.
Supplies moderate; demand light; mar
ket steady. Pennsylvania, 5-peck ham
pers Domestic Round type, S5CD$1; New
York. 5O-lb. sacks Domestic Round type,
75CW$1
Carrots - One California arrived; 2
broken and l unbroken cars on track.
Supplies moderate demand light; mar
ket weaker. California, Western let
tuce crates, dozen, $3@350; New
CauliflOwer - No carlot arrivals; no
cars on track. Supplies moderate; de-
mand light; market steady. New York,
Long Island section, crates $1.25 q 1.50,
poorer. 81; California, pony crates,
Lettuce - One California arrived; s
broken and 2 unbroken cars on track.
Supplies liberal; demand light; market
weak. California, Western crates Ice
berg type Dozen sS.5O@4; 4 Dozen
Onions-One Utah arrived: unbroken
cars on track. Supplies moderate; de-
mand fair; market steady. 5o-pound
sacks yellows, U. $. No. /; Michigan
50-pound sacks Valencias, U. S. No. l.
8 inches and larger, SIPS.
Peas-No carlot arrivals; no cars on
hampers Telephones. $2.75@3.
Apples-Two Virginia, l Washington
arrived; broken and . unbroken cars
on track. Supplies moderate; demand
fair; market about bout. steady 9f NJ ViTsiD,a.
minimum, s1.85, few higher; ~ Inch
minimum, S1@1.1O: Bonums. U. s. No.
1, 2h-inch minimum, 1.2581.3S; 2K-
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be somewhat Disappointing to those who are
most bullishly inclined.
Could one expect much more, in view Of
political uncertainties here and abroad, and
the ups and downs in the dealing out of our
funds by the politicians at Washington
The returns are quite mixed, however, so
that some look optimistic enough. The net
conclusion will be matter of what you in
clude and exclude-a matter of emphasis.
To begin with, the outstanding fact in the
iron and steel figures is the contra-seasonal
decline in steel production This is especiallv
The Washington times., 1936-10-15
" NYN" September Statistics Mixed
III IA ~ n, Further Industrial Expan-
AAA A - - sion Probably Lies Ahead
By LEWIS HANEY

Professor of Economics New York University
September statistics thus far available indicate that lu
minor reaction which developed in August continued into
the next month. Final figures for the are likely to
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which is filed in the office Of the
clerk of this court. and to file your
the plaintiffs attorney within twenty
DAYS after the service OF this sum
mons. exclusive of h dav Of service:
or answer. iudgment viii be taken
AGAINST o bv default. for the relief
demanded In the complaint.
The said action Is brought to OBJ
tain a decree of divorce upon tho
grounds that for more than one year,
last past. the defendant has wilfully
deserted and abandoned the plaintiff.
against his will and without his con-
sent.
WITNESS my hand and the seal OF
said court this 9th day Of July. 1896.
tSeal) r. p. ROSS. Clerk.
Quinn & Maddox. Attorneys for Plaint-
Pub. July 10. il. "a. 81. 1886.
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MRS. Frank McKenny visited
friends in Sheridan last week
Mr.. Morgan Of a Sheridan
wholesale house was in the Deck
er community on business, Tues
day.
Frances Lee, little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shreve, has
been suite sick the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Woodland
and Miss Nancy Brown called at
the James Armstrong home Sun
day.
The ball game between Decker
and the City Bakery Of Sheridan,
played on the Decker ball dia-
mond, Sunday, was quite inter-
estering. Decker winning IS to 10.
Macs Filings station Of Sheridan
plays the Decker boys Sunday,
july Is.
Jack Lee was a business caller
in Sheridan Tuesday.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of County Commissioners OF
Big Horn County. Montana. have COM
pleted thei preliminary county bud
get for h current fiscal year and
have placed the said budget ON file
in h Office of the County Clerk and
Recorder. where 1t is open to inspec-
of August. 1886. at two O'Clock ). m.
at the commissioners room in the
courthouse for the purpose Of fixing
h final budget and making appro-
at this me citing and may be heard for
or against any part OF sold budget.
By order Of the Board OF County
Co nmissioners. Big Horn County.
Montana. @s
ATTEST:
HARRY E. cox.
County Clerk.
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DECKER NEWS
= = 4 8 q 4 4 4 4 4 . 4 & . 8 q

q = = = = = = = = = = = = = = .
The work is progressing nicely
on the Kirby-Decker highway
under the supervision of Chas
Foley and Gregg Penson, with
several more men put to work
Monday morning.
Mrs. w. p. Rogers visited Mrs
Starr Nash one day last week
Jack Carol stopped at the home
OF VIM. commander, Sunday, en-
route to the Bones ranch with 8
bunch Of horses that the Bones
Bros. had at the rodeo In Sheri-
dan last week.
w. p. Raglan and son Leo motor
ed to the county seat one day
last week, on business. On hi
way Mr.. Ragen stopped at Lodge
Grass and looked after his cattle
he has pastured there, =.
Mrs. Mary Stinemitz and child.
rem are visiting with her mother
on Spring creek for a few weeks
Bruno Bartot, wife, little son
Jr., and Mrs. Bartot,s aunt, Mrs
Sclease, who IS visiting her from
Denver, motored to Sheridan or
business. Tuesday. -.
Mrs. Henry Wilson is on thu
sick list this week.
Henry Kdstaman and Robert
lee visited at Ebert Sonnamaker'
Sunday. s~' '".s
Everyone is looking forward tx
a good time at the Old Time dance
to be held at the Bumbaca hall
the first Of AuguSt.
MI. and Mrs. VIM. Raglan visitec
at the Lee Weltner home Saturday
evening.
Harry Brandt and Duane Millel
were Sheridan visitors, Tuesday
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FOR ths Amendment.


Each slsctor shall dssignats his prefer
before the .proposition for whicS 81 de-
section !. III. votes CAS-. for 4 asain..
b said amendment 1t the aid blonnial
REGULAR general election shall BE- cap-
x:ssse, a siscsiSn a.: g e er1 sss s, q re !:
Montana and n . majority Of an votes
cast ct said election for and against said
amendment the Governor 81 the stsss
proeiamation and ala smendmsnt shall
s !: e ee 81 ssss: s asn ' ass .s "a. IL D:r t.s e
OF aaid election 8 ~
sscticn s: An Acts and parts Of Acts
v s ssasaast hsr; rsia A sss n .Ssn rsD !. 81,
force and effect from and after its pas.
sage and approval
s3. President Of the Sanate. Z
IL lhE&s& w. {. PILGERAN,
Speaker Of the House.
AppFFc 9 4. e Ms6Sa 4. d asss;
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
STATE OF MONTANA;
o. the State Of Montana, do hereby cet-
correct copy q a Act entitlsd: IAN Act
Qualified Electors Of the state Of Non.
The Constitution Of the state Of Montana
= 1 sscsioan tssi srohib saS;;0 'sh e e Hb anSmn
Counties 10 Whole y n Part o. 6 An
Qualified iEiectcfs IL the County Or coun.
tss ProRcssd e. g Abandoned. Abolishsd
hsTsunto 1t ny hand ana sfilxsd nt ~
Great Seal Of the State % Montana. e
Helena. the Capital. JIl; q 1874.
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
&&g &"& CHAPTER 100 - :
sENATE RILI No. al y.

- BILL NO. 81 y
the Qualified Electors of the State Of
Montana Of an Amendment to Article
XVI Of the constitution Of the state Of
to b. Known as Section 8 Prohibiting
the Abandonment, Abolition. and Tor
Consolidation q Counties IN Whole Or
Vote Of the Duly Qualified Electors il
abandoned. Abolished and1or CONSOLE
Be Il Enacted by the Legislative Assem-.
bly, OF the State Of Montana:
co sssfi1R !; d That : ststs e. XVI Nonts q The e
amended a. hereinafter provided, and that
said amendment be submitted to the
s9a thn nss sIeS Sisrn, q the lss, State Of Montana
ticn to be held in said state.
Section. 2. That Article XVI of the
Constitution Of b State Of Montana %
section 8 to read as follows:
..is ssss!sn o. :; t Asy fs Soant S.s 9r q sogn anssr II
1895. under the laws Of the State Of Mon.
q or which may thereafter be created
%s az edtasa5sh sSo, @ithsrs1 .%Sgor sn ean.n MT % b
either in whole or In part or at an with
2 other county Or counties except BY :
doned, abolished andlor consolidated with
any other county or counties expressed at
{ ss ia%s 81 q 81. s5esaai .slsstion held under under
section 3. The regular official ballot
provided for BY Section s7s. R. c. a. 1881.
Section / Q. This Act shall have sUsS' pssnts "a
thereon: "AmAndment to Prohibit Com
~.olidations Of Counties Except BY Vote OF
se oiior rssD - s. & e a.s ss,d cs ssosIon A ! e. Ell.
said official ballots below the said section.
squares and tn words following:
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On or before o'slock o. M.
Of Trustees of School District 17H.
Big Horn County. Montana. will re-
ceive sealed bids on coal and fuel oil
for the Crow Agency school. coal or.
fuel oil to be delivered on the track
at Crow Agency or at the school
building.
All bids must state the quality OF
coal and fuel oil.
year 1936-37.
The board of trustees reserves the
ri~ht to reject anv or all bids.
y ~...@ JUANITA FISH. Clerk.
:. E+E School District 17H.,
Pub. july II. "a and 81.
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rock for the new county court
house is to be taken. The grader,
after completing this, moved up
Soap creek.
The Warman bridge across the
big ditch has been refloored.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Willet
and Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Faw called
at the Reno home, Tuesday.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-07-31

CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank my loyal friends
of Big Horn county for their sup
port. in the Primary election.
- J. A. PUTNAM. 4,
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CALL FOR BIDS FOR
-. go COAL, OIL AND GAS

On or before one o'clock. D. m.
Monday. August 8. 1886. the Board
Of Trustees Of School District 17H.
ceive sealed bids on coal. oil and gas
o heating purposes for the Hardin
grade and high school buildings. for
the school year 1936-37. IT,.
All bids must state the quality of
coal. oil and gas.
The board of trustees reserves the
right to reject anv or all bids.
JUANITA FISH. Clerk.
School District 17H.
Pub. July II. "a and 81. : -
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Mrs. Vincent Fischbach and two
children left Sunday morning for
Newcastle, Wy0., where they joined
Nj. Fschbach, who has purchased
q dry cleaning plant at that place
and took possession July 10th.
Both MI. and Mrs. Ffschbach have
q large circle Of friends in this
community who, while they regret
the loss Of this estimable family
from their midst, wish them well
in their new location. 4
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For the above. written amendment
to the Constitution.
Against the above written amend.
to the Constitution.

sncs BY marking an xxi in the SQUARE
before the proposition for which such
oleCtor desires to vote,
Section 4. The vote cast for and against
tbs amendment above proposed shall be
cAnvassed, determined and declared az
provided by the general election laws Of
y State OF Montana.
Section s. All Acts and parts Of Acts
Section s.. This Act shall take effect
and be in full force. from and after its
passage and approval.
W. r. PnGERAM.
IF Speaker Of the House. s.
h ERNEST T. EATON. s
- President Of the Senate.
Approved. March II, 1885. g
F. II. COONEY, Governor.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
STATE OF MONTANA r.
:. ]. Sam: W.. Mitchell, Secretary Of State
o. the State Of Montana, do hereby cer-
ttfy that the foregoing - q true n
correct copy Of an Act entitled: IAN Act
FOR the Submission to the Qualified Elec-
tors Of the State of Montana. of an
Amendment to Section -Four az of Article.
Eighteen (18) of the Constitution OF the
State of Montana, Relating to the Hours
Of Labor IN All Industries. Occupations,
undertakings and E~mployments Except
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, l have
hereunto set my hand and affixed the
Great Seal Of b State Of Montana, at
Ae AAns: 'n' SAT- 1SP'1 ". M Mt aat L.
sbEAL) Deputy.
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
CHAPTER 172

An Act for the Submission to the Quali-
fled Electors Of the State Of Montana
OF m Amendment to Section Four az
OF Article Eighteen CS) OF the Copsti-
tuition Of the State OF Montana, Relating
~ TO the Hours OF Labor In All Industries.
Occupations, UNDERTAKINGS and Employ
~ mente Except Farming.
0e II Enacted by the Legislative Assem-
bly, Of the State of Montana:
Section I. That Section Four (4)5 Of
Article Eighteen (1S) Of III Constitution
81 the State Of Montana be amended 40
t~neretnafter provided, and that the ques-
Ton OF such amendment be submitted to
me qualified electors Of the State Of
Montana at the general election to be:
0eid on November 3, 1886.
section = That Section -Four az Of
Article Eighteen (18) Of the Constitution
20 g the same IL hereby amended to
Section Z. A. period Of eight hours
shall constitute 4 days work In ali In
employments except farming and stock
raising: provided. however, that the Leg
1slative Assembly may by law reduce the
number. of hours constituting q days
work whenever in Its opinion q reduction
VII better promote the general welfare,
put II shall have no authority to increase
tho number OF hours constituting a days
work beyond that herein provided"
Section 5. Separate official ballots shall
be provided at said generalelection. which
shall have printed thereon all Of said
Section -Four ~ Of Article Eighteen (l8)
OF the Constitution, as amended by mi
Act. and below the same shall be printed
- 20 -. s. ? .IT Or FF-
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THEODORE COOPER. Plaintiff.
GRACE COOPER. Defendant.
THE STATE OF MONTANA SENDS
GREETING TO THE ABOVE
NAMED DEFENDANT:
You r hereby summoned to an
swer the complaint in this action
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SUMMONS

In the District Court Il the Thirteenth
judicial District of the State Oh
Montana IN and for the County o.
Big Horn. f'-' "
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According to statistics complied
by the American Red Cross, farm
ing Is the most hazardous Of all
occupations because II includes the
handling OF animals.
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ITEMS

Andrew Helgeland and George
Lande Of Pryor, school trustees Of
Pryor Dist No. 2, were In Hardin
Saturday on business relating to
school matters.
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CALL FOR igIDs FOR

July oath. 1896.
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Learn Auto Mechanics, Diese,
Engineering, Acetylene and Eec-
trio Welding. Practical training
no books. Write for free catalog
HANSON AUTO SCHOOL, Boz
1780-x Fargo. n. OAK. 81:
Washington Journal., 1936-09-04
SnOen fir &uOiepeltl
9cmOfraten i'm SnnOc nit SOsial'
OemDfraten in Amerifa.

Nraiioent Mooiepelt bat bic Sc
iinnitnqen Der Credits ~Itebenoen) To-
INSTRUMENTATION Grippe BON Seem
yorf, Ser Jog. Peoples BartD@ III
einem 8riefe an oas Salpt Der Bor-
tel, Serrn 2ouis @uIOman,
qern angcnommen. Delbe lbm Tn
ferItiibung in Den b~eOoritebenoen Bra+
lioentenmablen oieies Sabres 0nge
lidert bat. Inter Ben So6ialoemo
froten MnlerifaS lilD meiter anf yfoo-
iepelts Geite oie ~folgenoen: SatneS
so aurer, Go5ialiltiiAer 8i6e-Ara4
Observation-Disclosures oes Sabres IL
32); q. 8 ellen, &eoafteur Der
oeutIden 3eitihrift: g9ie 3ntuntt'
0o8ialiltiides @aondts6latf ferner
Gerhard S1ger, &eoofteur oes
loaialNtiiden 0euti1en @odenblat-
fes SEEM yorfs: o8olfs5eitnng
meiter Mbrabam Goban, Neoat-
teltr Ser iiioii6en unO bebrdild=iio-
0iIden 9ages3eitung ~5oriDarO"
9orwdrtS 9opio 9nbinSfD,
@orlibenoer elmer Arbeitergemerf-
idoft; 9. @ebineo, &eoaftenr
oes lo8ialoemofratiihen Stem gorfer
@odenblattes Der Neder" (olio
qibt's Idon orei iiioiid-oeutfde 8ldt-
ter IN SEEM gorf: 8eder, 3ufunft,
GolfsSeitung), Gubin @usfin,
8rali0ent 0es u@orfmen's Circle
elmer 9ereinigung Don angebli1 80
600 Mrbeitern; Sames S'@ eel Sic
oaftetr oes m2eaoer" BON Netp gorf,
Mmtsorgon ser -io5ialOemofratiiHen
Hartei Mmerifos Srllius 8 erber,
Sacob Yonfin uno anoere-
Washington Journal., 1936-09-04
@uitab 9eintes
@aOiO= &On3ert
Son
6. s. 9einepeber
8aibinston, 8. 6.

Nm 6reitag, ben II. september,
meroen mir mad elmer Counterpart
ie mieoer 0os @ergniieen baben,
iibers GaOio 5pei unIerer o1sge5eid-
neten 0-eutid-omerifonii1en Wfuiif-
&iinitler aus @ien Die leit ein-ltno-
einbalb Sabren bier in Der 8un0es-
bauptIta0t iino uno INNER ibre Glen
tie ou1 oeuti6=amerifanii6en 3ie-
len germ sur 8erfiigung iteIlen, 81
b0ren, n1mlt1 @errn @uftap $ ein=
+ E uro oellen Sdmelter, 5ratl
sc m merri9ter 8eioe ipie-
Zen Inn 1.45 1br I'M Outrage unO
Nomen Ser u6eoeratton Of @omen's
Clubs iiber Die Station Der ugeati-
onal 8r~oaoeaiting Company @-0s-
M-2, cine piertel Stun0e Elm Som
5ert fir 5mei &lopiere uro amar
(ouf @uniD /. u9ie blaue Gonau4
StrauB-8al5er, arrangiert bon GU
itap @einBe, 2. @errn @einBe's eige=
ne berrli9e, i1on .niAt mebr un6e=
fannie aompoiition u8bantaiia gs-
pagnola~, uno 8. rAmerifaniiAe
8olfslieoer", 8uiammengefteat bon
s. Seinse. 9ie @irtuoiitdt oes Sein-
be=9aares lit eritaunlid uno berau-
i6enO.
Seoen 0}onat einmal gibt Der ge-
nannte @erbano amerifaniider 5rou-
enflubs elm iol1es &or5ert. gs miro
i'm @ebGuoe oes uNational Breh
Clubs bierielbit geipielt. Als Mau-
iiflebrer bat @err 8rof. SeinBe be-
reits Iolbeu Aniprud, oaB er i'm
falm bepGltigen fam. 90 gebt's in
amerifa, welln man tii6tig lit.
Washington Journal., 1936-09-04
,,9a6Ors9 aD"
int @aiienbans

Montog 1T Der Gag Oes groBen
2aboroaD -8idnid, 0as idbrlih am
2abor-0op bonn Damenbilfsperein
oes 9eutiden @aiienbauies peron=
ltaltet miro. Gem einen g~efa0en be-
ion0ers bic biibiden ainoerborfiib=
rungen, beItebeno aus @~ortragen,
San8en, @eidngen, @inafter uro
oergl. Dem anoern Der SabrmorttS=
rummel, mieber einem anDern 0as
ihmadbafte @iien, meldes Die 9a-
men 10 Dor8iigli6 Deriteben ber3uri9-
ten; aae ober freuen iid, ate liebe
8efannte al treffen, Die man ldon
Iange niat mebr geieben bat. Mlio
4. September tit Der groBe Sag
0es Stenoi1ein i'm Deutlden Wai-
Ienbaus, tpoau an Oieier Stele lbon
beute orfmerfiam gemaht miro.
0as Giien (einidlieBlih @intritD
foItpt 80 Gents. Bier gibts aud mie-
ser fir 5 Gent Dos @las.
Washington Journal., 1936-09-04
Nmcrif. YafOr Serlius
ipra6 iber 9euti6lamO

Der friibere 8aItor Der .amerifa-
nii6en Stride" in Berlin, &en. Or.
@tDart @omuno Gurner lift felt
eirtigen 8o6en bier in @nibington
uu0 u@alt" -@eiltli9er an Der act.
8leaiunt @bur9~, oeren eigentli1er
Paitor Or. 81. S. glin9D, Der Dori-
ges Sabr in Deutidlano mar unO ii9
Damn bier 5ienlid giinitig oariiber
duBerte feline 5erien in Colorado Der.
lebte uno iebt 5uriidgefebrt it, aber
bis gum II. September in Bolton
unO gyeeD @nglano~ tGtie lit. Or.
Burner ipra9 porigen Sonntag beim
@~ottesOienit in Der oNeount 8leaiout
Congregational gbur9~ iber oas
Sbema n@ott un0 Die 9iftatoren
gurOpas1, nobel er Der ueber5elt-
gung Ausorlf berlieb, oaB Oas
@briitentum aus benz gegentDGrtigen
Sample gegen Sic G~egierungen
(9euti6lono, Spanieu) iiegreid Ber-
bor9eben peroe. Der SER 8oitor
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tifel in Der 0@aib. 8oit" iiber Dos
beutige religioie 9e1ti9lano ais
Seine oes Gbriitentums uno Der Sil-
ben.
Washington Journal., 1936-09-04
,,9rnti6er Sag Tclcr
1T Baltimore

Ser unobbdngige girgerDerein
bon WarDlono, 81 tpel6em So oellt-
i6e 8ereine in Baltimore geb0ren,
feiert am fommenoen Sonntaq, ben
6. September, gum 50. Wale ben
u9eutiden Sag..4
9erielbe finoet wieoer I'M 6reien
uno 5par I'M i90nen @mDnn Sdf
Borf ltatt; i'm Oorigen Sabre mllroe
Der u9euti6e Gag non 10000
Weniden beiubt. Gr0ffnung 0es
Tarfes lit Inn II llbr. Sin % Monn
itorfes Sr6eiter miro fir muiifaIi-
ibe llnterbaItung iorgen. Ab 10
llbr miro @Iien ierDiert un0 suar
gibts Sauerbraten NIT &l0Ben. Ser
8eginn oes offi5ieuer 8rogramms
lit auf 2 ubr angeiebt nit Seitreoen,
@eiangsDortrdgen, tltrueriIden 8or-
fibrungen uno einem Soccerbuuipiel.
Die 8ereinigten Sanger BON Bal
timore fueroen urter Hrof. Ebeooo-
re Semberger euftreten. 9ie oeut-
I6en 8ereine peroen ipieoer, tpie i'm
bergangenen Sabre, ibre @in5elquar=
there I'M 8arf innebaben. Sir oie
itonite Decoration itto Hreiie aus.
geiebt. Der @ouOerneur oeS Staates
WfarDlan0, Serr Nire, ua0 Der 8iir-
germeiiter Der Staot Baltimore,
Ser Safion, iinO ais gbreng1ite
eingeld0en. 9ie 6~eitreoner iinO
&eu. Sobn Braun, g.S.S.@. uno
&eD. 8. $. &o6beim. @aibington
miro, pie inn lebten Sabre, tpieoer-
Inn our6 cine itarfe Delegation ber-
treten Iein.
Washington Journal., 1936-09-04
Ar6citen an Ser yT"-Strake balO
fertig.

gn Ser Siioieite Oes alien Batent-
amts i'm &er5en Der Staot, 5miiden
Ser y9~ten StraBe uno u7~ten Stra=
BE, fino Die boben bisberigen Sfufen
altm @ebGuOe nun poaig peri6mun-
SEN uno man lit babel, bic @eleile
ser eleftrii1en S%trnBenbabn tueiter
no6 NorOen bin 81 perlegen. Die
StroBe lit %aufeeriiien; man liebt pie
Re Subrperfe @roe megbolen. 0os
alte @elGnoer lit n6ber gum @ebGuoe
bin iDieoer aufgeItellt morOen. IS
lit ionoerbor, ouB man Die bis gum
erIten Stod oniteigenOe @roe nit
Dem Naien nibt auh negnimmt, pie
es an Der Noroieite i1on friiber ge=
iheben lit. Sobalo ales beenoigt
lit, miro oie S"-StroBe ol16 an Der
5teQe oes Hatentomtes cine 8meibab-
nige StraBe fir automobile uno
6ubrtperfe mer0en; bisber mar lie
nilr einbabnie Cone maD itreet). Die
GtroBe miro beoeuter0 breiter, mas
Iebr ~notpenoig NOR. glber Der SpaB
oes nmbaus bat emo 100000 &C.
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