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The voice. (Cumberland, Md.) 1937-1938, 1938-11-17
A. E. F. Veterans
Have Anniversary

Former members OF the Eighty.
Second division OF the American
Expcditionary Forces from this sec
ton held an armiStice anniversary
dinner and reunion Saturday night
at the Fort Cumberland hotel. I,
was planned to hold a spring re-
union dinner in April
Out-of-town visitors included Dr.
Earl N Mccue Of Morgantown. W
Va: John l.. Lloyd. OF Brunswick
John j. Gaffney. OF Point Marion
Pa.
The voice. (Cumberland, Md.) 1937-1938, 1938-11-17
Church Circles
Hold Party

All the circles Of the Guild oi
Emmanuel Episcopal Church Spon.
Sored card party its first socia
event of the l938-39 season We'd
neSday night a, the parish house
There were more than thirty table.
in play Mrs Robert r Henderson
president Of the guild was genera
chairman OF arrangements
The voice. (Cumberland, Md.) 1937-1938, 1938-11-17

Slim Summerville. John Carradinc
Joan Valerie. Henry Armet,a, War
rem Hymer. Douglas Fowley j Far
The voice. (Cumberland, Md.) 1937-1938, 1938-11-17

rell Macdonald and Make Rosen-
bloom arr included In the stellar
caSt
The voice. (Cumberland, Md.) 1937-1938, 1938-11-17
Music Students Give
Piano Recital

Students Of Rudy SulIiyans
classes in piano instruction gave a
public recital Monday night at
Grace NJ Z Church. Virginia ave-
nue. and Second street All classes
were represented on the program
which was concluded by plpc organ
selections given by Mr. Sullivan
The voice. (Cumberland, Md.) 1937-1938, 1938-11-17
Talks on Travels
At Meeting

Mrs. Richard w TrctasEiS will
give a talk on Travels IN Europe
today at p m at the regular
monthly meeting Of the Woman.
Civic Club in the Girl Scout head
quarters on Greene street Mis-
Pearl A. Eader will discuss current
events.
The voice. (Cumberland, Md.) 1937-1938, 1938-11-17
Hold Anniversary
OF Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs c. A SmouSe, OF
the Bedford road. celebrated the
iitty-nlnth anniversary OF their
wedding with dinner Sunday
night at their home. Their guest
included Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Hart
niger. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smouse
and son Jack Mr. and Mrs. George
Fey and sons. George and Richard
F. b Wilson and Jimmie Cook.
The voice. (Cumberland, Md.) 1937-1938, 1938-11-17
Women's Traffic Club
Has Meeting

A musical program featured the
meeting Tuesday night OF the wcm-
ems division. Baltimore and Ohio
COOPERATIVE Traffic Club NJ the
Baltimore and OHIO Y NJ c A
Mr. George II BarnCord presided
and Mis- Helen Foreman. Of Balti-
more. was a guest speaker
The voice. (Cumberland, Md.) 1937-1938, 1938-11-17
Historical Society
Plans Meeting

The AllcganY County Hlslorica,
Society will hold It's quarterly meet
ing Tuesday November - at 8
p m at the Cumberland Free Pub
lie Library when Judge ID LindleS
Sloan will give an address
The voice. (Cumberland, Md.) 1937-1938, 1938-11-17

Nj and Mrs W H Dyche, of 53l
Maryland avenue. have announced
the marriage Of their daughter
1hcima Virginia. to George Statler
son OF Mr. and Mrs. c. F.. Statler
Of 500 City View terrace. which took
place Saturday. November 5. 1898
at Alexandria. Va.
The voice. (Cumberland, Md.) 1937-1938, 1938-11-17
Townsend Youths
Give Social

The Townsend Youth Club held a
penny social Tuesday night in
Morchcad hall The arrangements
we're made at a previous meeting, at
which Miss Geneyieve Dean gave a
program OF entertainment.
The voice. (Cumberland, Md.) 1937-1938, 1938-11-17
Woman Diplomat
To Speak Here

The Honorable Ruth Bryar
Rohdc Americas first woman Dip
lomat viii be- the speaker at tho
second Community Forum lecture OF
the season today al 8.l5 p ~ IN the
auditorium OF Fort Hill Hiph school
Ms Rohdc'S topic Will be This
Business Of Diplomacy She viii
be- introduced BY Mis-. Robert r
Henderson
The lecture is open 10 the general
public
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-13
BASEBALL

4D<A9%NS<AAA-
The Florida East Coast Base
ball League started play last
Sunday. Some of the old Miami
players and friends of Key West
are active on the Miami National
Guard nine. Two of them are
Christie and Covington. Hialeah
has the best club in the circuit,
according to critics. Homestead
has Barrow as shortstop and
manager, and Booker, who has
also played here. We would like
to find out how strong they are.
This can be done by playing a
game with each club. The st.
Augustine's entry in the Florida
State League has taken slump
after leading since the opening
game. They need Bill Gates up
there, as they have tried a half
dozen players at third and none
seem to fit the position Their
leading hitter is Retenski. with
an average of $50. He plays at
short. Otero is next with 1856,
playing first base. League-lead-
er is Bray, of Gainesville, with
.394. There are at least a dozen
players from Tampa in this cir
cult at present. Onis. property
of the Dodgers and last year with
FIT. Worth, Texas League, is with
Leesburg. Fans remember when
he played here with the Tampa
All-Stars. Contreras, another
catcher who played here, is also
in Florida State League. as is
Baby La Paz, Shire, Mickey Her
nandez, Robertson and many 9TH
.ers. Detroit Tiger manager de-
MES he will again get behind the
bat. Mickey will manage from
the bench, he claims. Cochrane
also says that York is his prob
lem, for he does not know where
to play him. The Tiger pilot says
he is going 20 keep Tebbets be-
hind the plate His pitchers are
Kennedy. Poffenberger. Auker.
Gill. Coffman. Bridges and Howe.
They will get going real soon and
then the Tigers viii be up there.
Mickey claims.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-13

watched her remotely iElpersonal
as one watches a moving picture
critical of its flaws and high spots
though affected by neither.
The change in him conveyed it.
self to Judith. She had felt 1t since
the moment he handed her the cab
ms key. His lips had apologized
then for the quarrel Of the night
before but the old humility that
had been his since the day he had
moved her from the Waldorf to a
cheaper hotel was missing. The
doglike, unspoken plea for her be-
| lief and patience was missing too.
Something had gone from Reu-
ben - mysteriously gone forever.
But something new had come to
take its place. Judith sensed it
without being able to define it.
She had no way OF knowing that
out of the dark confusion of the
night, a clarifying light had burst
upon her husband. wiping the blur
from his vision. Giving him an al
most uncanny insight into affairs
as they were. Giving him back a
belief in his own sense of values
unclouded by the ethics of his
wife.
Curiously Judith watched him
as one watches a suspicious, who'll
| ly puzzling stranger and though
she did not know il there vas
new respect in her glance. Iron
was visible in Reuben's face now
Iron and what else?
Though she searched Judith
couldn't find the answer. He went
back 10 his work and Gary came
TO take her riding and almost inn
mediately Reuben receded from
her thoughts until he was only q
shadow in the BACKGROUND Of her
life. Joyously she reached out for
each new day. Just to feel a good
horse between her knees. To hear
the music of Gathering hoofs. the
rush of early morning air in her
tace--to meet Gary's twinkling
blue eyes
This is the life. Judv!"
"Old DAYS come again. Gary"
"OId DAYS" he echoed and knew
he lied These were not the old
DAYS of light banter and meaning
less. little careSses. These were
new days Of inarticulate tender
ness. Yelled chances. Long silences
too magically sweet to be broken.
Strangel In the old davs Judith
had ached 10 hear words. Hated
| the waiting. Now she Tended 10
keep words from being uttered.
Loved the waiting.
II was herself she feared now.
not Gary.
| (Csf1siEks. 1919. slaSels s-ssa FsyF.ss.l
| Tomorrow: CisSy GENES 70 visit.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-13
TELLER DOWNED
YANKEES, 3 TO z
PUSH EN- UP" LAZZERI AIDS
CUBS TO SNAP LOS
ING STREAK

NEW YORK, May 13.-New
York Yankees fell victims to Bob
Feller yesterday afternoon as
Cleveland Indians bounced back
into the victory column. Both
teams scored all their runs in the
sixth inning. A home run by Lou
Gehrig with a man on accounted
for the Yanks' two markers. A
number of hits and errors by
their opponents brought home
three men and the bacon" for
the Indians. Washington Senators
edged out Detroit Tigers, z to 6
Cochrane's players committed two
errors and were outhit, IL to T.,
With Tony Lazzeri in cleanup
position, collecting four for four,
superb relief pitching by Bryant
and additional stickwork by Gal
an, Chicago Cubs snapped out of
three-gam losing streak with a
bang and defeated Brooklyn
Dodgers, 9 to S. Manager Grimm
experimental with shifting his
lineup and benched Frank DEM
aree. Derringer, although allow
ing one more hit than the oppos-
ing pitcher, Shoffner, blanked
Boston Bees and Cincinnati Reds
won, to 0.
Results of the games follow:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-13
HE &,s.x,s,,s,.4!: e. s. ,::.,;:y

The Story SO Far: judith Good
foe, of an old Maryland family,
ndrTies self-mdde Reuben Olirer
for his noney-only to discover
he is bankrupt. TtCins are born.
Then Reuben gets work in a Lunl-
Der camp managed By Gary Brent
the man Judith Loves. Judith's
tent is not ready tohen she Grrives,
and Gary provides her rith q
cabin. When Reuben DISCOVERS
this. the lid blotrs of. Trying to
lire By Judith,s codes has tpe1s-
ened Reuben. NolD he toilI make
his oGn laWs. Hating Gary Bit
terIy, Reuben insists on renting
the cabin from him.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
FOLLOWING
THROUGH
(BY AGUILAR)
ssssssesssssssssssssssss

BOXING
On the Goth day OF May, Cuban
independence Day, the Blue
Goose Boxing Arena will be a
scene of some real prize fighting.
These fights will be for the bene-
fot of the Key West Fire Depart
ment. The main event will bring
together Battling Czech, of
Charleston, S. c., 142 pounds, and
Leroy Samber, of Marathon, Fla,
139 pounds. This fight will be
one of the best staged here this
year. Czech has been fighting all
along the Atlantic seaboard for
the last three years and has a
very good record. Sanders is
well-known to the fight fans of
this city. He has fought here on
a number of occasions and has
always made a good showing.
These boys can be seen in train
ing every evening at the arena
from 5 to 6 p. m. The supporting
card will be: Semi-final, Iron
Baby's Son, from the Trevor and
Morris Garage, 140 pounds, and
Kid Roberts, weighing 1873 pounds
(this Roberts boy is dark horse
and will surprise fans-on the
last card he did not show up to
fight because he was not in shape
and did not want to make a bad
showing but is sure he is in shape
for this fight; first preliminary,
bringing together two well-known
bantamweights, Cuban Kico and
Kid Edwards (Kico is from the
local Navy Yard; second prelim-
mary, Kid Buster VS.. K. o. Rob
erts, both featherweights and both
fast and sure glove throwers. In
practice yesterday, it seemed as
though these boys had a glove
factory concealed in their hands,
as their sparring partners saw
gloves coming from all directions
There will also be a battle royal
None other than Victor Laurie,
the famous k.o. artist of this city,
challenges the winner of the
Geech-Samber fight. Remember,
boxing fans, on the goth of May
at the Blue Goose Arena, Thomas
and Petronia streets.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-13

Air Mail Week"
Cachets For President
Roosevelt Will Race

ST. PETERSBURG. May
Is (FNSl.-When the first
Air Mail Week" eachet goes
out of this city tomorrow
morning on the s:lo National
Airlines eastbound plane. If
will be addressed to President
Roosevelt and will be racing
with a similar cschet dis
patched from Dayton. Ohio.
on the same date.
II will bear the new six
cent airmail stamp simultan-
eouslY placed on sale here
and in Dayton and the first
of the cachets TO reach the
White House will be added TO
Mr.. Roosevelt's private col
lection.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-13

vital spark of jealousy, which had
smoked sullenly since the dav he
asked Judith to marry him. No.
there could be no friendship now
or ever. and when work threw
them together?
Unerringly Reuben knew that
even the semblance of peace would
vanish then. He was an expert
forester-Gary a puppet in au-
thority. Reuben knew that Gary
was unfit for his Job. Gary knew
that Reuben knew it. but he also
knew that necessity had its iron
heel on Reuben's neck f~e..l
With a frown Reuben dismissed
all thought of Gary. Time enough
to meet the trouble when he had
to. There was no doubt in his
mind that he would have to.
Before he went back to the
woods on Monday. Reuben had
found and hired Chinese boy.
ALT. grinning and garrulous.
stepped out and Lu Wing. sloe-
eyed and silent. stepped in.
"Now." Reuben thought grimly.
"I've mortgaged myself for every
dollar make but maybe it's worth
it." But he knew it wasn't worth
it. Knew he was still moving with
the landslide. Where?
He would not think where he
would eventually crash. T. i'm e
enough for that. too.
New Respect
JUDITH'S delight in her new
- home would once have been
heart-warming to the man who
loved her despite himself. Now he
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-13

The writer noticed the other
night at the game at Bayview
Park that the Lopez Embalmers
we're superior to the other clubs
in the league. which makes AS
want TO suggest that. If it were
possible. . club could be formed
Of players Of the old Busy Bee
outfit Among them are Manolo.
Arnando and Al Aceveio. Pena-
Barcelo, Peter Castro. Robert
Bethel. Ward. Putty Carhonen
and e few others. We believe shas
interest will again ~ displayed
~ the dlamCndbau games il thIs
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A few dollars more or less didn't
matter now. He entered the tent to
find his son busily trying to de-
YOUR a piece of rope while his
daughter did her utmost to swal-
low an aluminium frying pan.
He tossed his SOLDERING Off
spring as high as the tents roof
permitted. He found something
very soul warming in their moist.
sticky kisses and little gurgles of
delight
SIS Gary lending us the cabin?"
Reuben's wife asked tactleSSlv.
He hated her all over again. do
you think I'd accept such a loan?"
But it's not for rent"
He scowled: I'm paving $50 a
month for it."
A wall of ice reared itself be-
tween them.
Can you afford it,"
81 can't"
She knew by all the rules of the
game she should say: "Then we'll
stay here" But she didn't say it.
She couldn't The memory Of the
big inviting room. the easv chairs.
fireplace, white bath was too allur-
ing. Whatever courage she once
had was lost somewhere between
a freezing winter and q burning
summer in Fordney's Guile h.
Righteousness was lost too - the
conviction that con-, w kat xHight.
ones lust debts must be paid
CiSsy would have to wait. Judith
lonRed for luxury now above all
else.
when winter comes wen econ-
omize.p she promised herSeh. Go
back to Casper Street. >
Puppet In Authority
DUT she knew she would never
- go back 10 Casper Street. That
part OF her life was definitely be-
hind her
ALI was already I'm possession OF
the cabin when they arrived. Ce-
real and coffee were in the making.
A great bunch of bluehells-Para-
disc flowers 10 Judith--were in
the yellow bowl on the living room
table. Judith had come homes
Reuben on the other hand had
come 10 sort of mild inferno. He
resented the grinuing black bows
presence. Was Brent in his high
handed way. still bent on showing
Judith Just what poor stick he,
Reuben was. or heaping Goals Of
fire?
Reuben wanted none Of either.
There never could be ANYTHING Of
friendship-of tolerance even, be-
tween him and Gary. Thew had not
a thought or reaction in common.
There was Judith between them
too and. on Reuhen's part a very
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-13
Chapter "a
A Wholly PuzzIing Stranger

JUDITH made no move to take
- the key to the cabin. Reuben
said: IF ! offended you last night,
Judith. Pm sorry"
If he offended her-if-She said
in grand imitation of Gran: 1--WE
were both dead tired"
And so as easily as that they put
their quarrel behind them or
rather they buried it between them
in a shallow grave. Neither ex-
pected it to stay buried.
"I'll strap the bags" Reuben
told her. you put the children in
the car. Easier to get breakfast at
the new place"
What about these new cots?"
Whoever takes over the plot
will probably be glad to get them"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-13
Modern Girl Shuns
Meal-Ticket Marriages
my Associated PreS~)


CHICAGO-May 13-The idea
of marrying for a meal ticket is
out so far as the modern girl is
concerned, says Dr. Laird T.
Hites, professor of psychology at
the Central Y. NJ. c. A. college.
Modern newlyweds consider
marriage partnership" DR..
Hites says. THE clinging type of
girl is gone. Women recognize
themselves as equals in every re-
spect with men,"
DR.. Hites asked students of his
mixed class how many children
they would like to have. The
average desired three.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-13
WEATHER FORECAST

(Till 7:30 p. M, Saturday,
Key West and Vicinity: Fair
tonight and Saturday; light vari-
able winds.
Florida: Fair tonight and Sat
urday.
Jacksonville to Florida Straits
and East Coast: Light variable
winds, and fair weather tonight
and Saturday.
Il. S. KENNEDY,
Official in Charge
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-13
LODGES WILL
ATTEND CHURCH

Florida Temple No. !. Ladies
of the Golden Eagle. and the
Knights of the Golden Eagle will
attend divine service at FIRST
Baptist church Sunday evening.
Nav Is.
A large number OF members Of
these ave bodies are expected 60
attend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-13

Registration is not necessary
for voters who were properly reg
istered in the first primary, how
ever. those who failed 70 register
before the books were closed can-
not participate la the second pr
mary
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-13
National Leaoue
TODAY'S GAMES


81. Louis at Detroit-Hilde-
brand l0-3l or WaIkup (0-2) VS..
Auker C2-3.
Chicago az Cleveland-White-
head (l-0l VS.. Allen (3-Ii or Hud
lin DID.
Philadelphia AZ New York
Ross l2-U rs. Pearson OH.
Washington AZ BoSton--Wcav-
er t2-0A VS.. Wilson u-21.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-13

How long must wear my
bathing suit2" asked the young
woman az q strange beach.
Until YOU get back 10 the bath
house. az least. answered the IN
formation clerk.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-13
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Pittsburgh ~ Ghscsgo--Isalcas
(2-0l rs French gl-5l.
Cincinnasi AZ s.. Louis-Eol-
ItngSwurth f2-0l rs Macon O9-3l
Nc other games scheduled.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-13

"A shoekin' coward my hus-
hand IS I was telling i'm off
proper outside tn public library.
when of he run inside an stood
near one o. them Silence no
tiees.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-13
American Leacue

sensual, Benton and York; De-
Shong, Appleton and r. Terrell.
Chicago at Boston, rain.
-
St. Louis at Philadelphia. rain.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-13
sssssssssSsssssssesSSeOs
Today In History
ssossssssssesesesssssse

1607-Jamestown, Va, mother
colony of the English-speaking
people in the New World, found
ed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-13

could be brought about. We hope
the Lopez players like this idea,
as they may have a little COM
petition. But competition is what
the league needs-what the fans
want.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-13

1867-Jefferson Davis, Confed-
crate President, allowed his free
dom on bail, after two years in
Fortress Monroe.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-13

l890-The Louisiana Lottery
Company Offered the state mil
lion dollars a year for charter to
operate.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-13

1936-Black Legion activities
first nationally revealed when a
W.P.A. worker shot in Detroit.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-13

19l8-German and Austrian
Emperors meet and renew mill
tary alliances for 25 years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-13

1914-What is called by some
the first radio broadcast when
monograph music played in New
York's Wanamaker store was re-
ceived at the Philadelphia store.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-13

Barometer reading at 8 a. M:
Sea level, 1901.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-13

Tomorrow: Cissy comes 70 visit.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-22
Doznal. re zabil hocha.

V Seattle, Washington, list
"Post-Intelligencer" pfinesl
zpravu, re muz, ktery udal
jmeno Frank Olson a start 80
let, primal sc okresni a statni
policii, re unesl a zabil Char
lese Mattsona, desetileteho sy-
ma lekaTe z Tacoma, Wash. o.
nos udal sc dine Fl. prosince
1886. Olson VIDAL sc serifovi
v Ritzville, Wash. V pfiznani
SVEN uvedl .jmeno jineho mu-
re, pochazejfc1ho z Tacoma,
ktery byl rovn6z zatcen.
Mrtvola Mattsonova hocha,
naha a s cetnymi ranami, byla
nalezena v okresu Snohomish
nedaleko Everett Is dn1 pc u
nOSu.
Olson Tekl policii, re hocha
dopravil We veslove LODGE pres
Tacomsky prfstav, tam jej dal
do automobile a jel do Everett,
Zardousil hocha a pax hodil
jeho mrtvolu do lesn1ho podro-
stu nedaleko cesty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-22
Obchod Sc pomalu lep$i.

Zpravy a povesti O definitiv-
MIN ozivenf maloobchodu stale
jest6 postradajf statistickeho
podkladu, jak We SVEN tyden,
MIN prehledu oznamila firma
Dun & Bradstreet v New Yor-
ku. Pravi vsak, re vsechny
znamky posledniho tydne sved
cf, re nalada pro ozivenf rosie.
Tato obchodnf a statisticka
agentura odhaduje, re potfeba
ci prodeje v celych Spoj. Sta
tech minuly tyden stouply cd 2
do 10 prot predeslemu tyd-
nu, ale re to bylo o 6 az 14%
"a TIME tydnem lOnskeho ro-
ku.
Mnoho departmentnich OBJ
chod1 a pax obchodnikG sc
specialitami m6lo v temze tyd-
nu lonsk6ho roku vets1 trzbu,
neil letos, jak Sc V one ty-
dennf zprav6 uvadf. Obchod-
nfci, prodavajfcf drobnem
primo zakaznikGm, NELL v tom
to tydnu nejvets1 obrat cd veil
konocnich svatkn.
Obchodnf organisace, ktere
slouzi venkovskym oblastem,
zrevidovaly sv6 odhady 0 let
MIN prodeji. Ia podklad k to-
mu slouzily Jim zpravy z di-
strikt1, kde jiz farmafi prodali
letosnf urodu a dostali hotove
penfze, take mohli zapoc1ti
S nakupem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-22
Proti libani O svatbach
" kostele.

V Clevelandu, o., Carl Pep
korn, pastor lutheranskeho ko-
stella oznamil, re obvykle liba-
nj u oltare pTi oddavkach nebu
de vice dovoleno, jak tomu BY
valo az dosud. Dale oznamil, re
jeho farnost prijala jeste DIAL
81 omezenf dosavadn1ch zvyk1.
Nova pravidla pro svatby v ko-
STEELE zahrnuj1:
zadne hazen1 rye nebo kon
.fetd u kostelnlch Divert. Zkou-
SEX ma svatebnf prGvod ma by
ii CO nejmene a mali byti CO
nejkratsi. Dale svestska a O.
PERM hudba ma byti 1plne Wy
razena, jake familiarn1 swatch
nj pochod z Lohengrina 81 love
You Truly, 20, promise Me-,
cat Dawning' a Because"
Mfsto toho ma byti zavedena
|cfrkevnf hudba nebo svatebni
hudba re starych dob, kdy
svetska hudba nemela do ko.
steln jeste prfstupu.