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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-01-12
SAYS All MEMBEMRS
LEARNING o SEEDS

Through their All club activ-
tiles carried on during the year
Montana's rural boys and girls
learned of the Importance and
value of using better seed of
adapted varieties, according to
Ralph D. Mercer, extension ag-
economist at Montana State COL
lege.
In his annual report covering
accomplishments in the field of
agronomy during 1898, Mercer
points out that a total of 538
club members in 10 counties
were enrolled in corn clubs. OF
these members, 467 completed
their projects having a total
value of $11,422.14.
Crested wheatgrass, a compar-
atively new forage crop whose
hardness to drouth and cold is
RAPIDLY increasing it's popularity
with farmers and Stockmen, was
grown by 1874 club boys and girls
in eight counties during 1888.
OF these 165 completed projects
having a total value of $685. 80
Growing of adapted small
grains attracted the interest of
43 club members in six coun-
ties with 40 completing their
projects.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-01-12
LETTER FROM SCHLEY INDICATES
DELAY IN REPORT ON YELLOWSTONE
WATERSHED SURVEY AND DAM SITE
Continued from Page u


the Big Horn river which is the
only drawback to the Big Horn
being the most feasible storage
site in the west. BunSton states.
At the present time it is con-
sidered that a large part of the
silt of the Big Horn during the
past five years has been the re-
suit of the blowing out of the
dam above Thermopolis. The
large amount of silt accumulate
ed back of that dam during its
years of operation has washed
down the Big Horn and there
remains now only the silt that
comes through cloudbursts and
the improper return flow of wa
ter from irrigation projects in
the Big Horn Basin in Wyom-
ing. This last condition, it is
estimated, is the probable source
of most of the present silt and
has been called to the atten-
ton of the War Department
and the National Reclamation
Bureau with a promise that the
War Department make a care
full study of these conditions.
If a delay in the report of the
War Department on the Yellow
stone water shed will supply an
opportunity for a thorough in
vestigation of the silt in the
Big Horn and a means of elm
inatiOn of that silt the delayed
report might prove a benefit
rather than a detriment.
However, MIR. Funston re-
minds the people of the Big
Horn and lower Yellowstone
valleys should bear in mind that
the development of water on the
Big Horn will come only through
united, continued and tireless
efforts on our part.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-01-12
Compile School
Census Figures

"A complete compilation of the
1938-39 school census reveals
that there are 1924 persons
from six to 81 in Big Horn coun-
ty and 1,176 under the age of
six, according to County Super
intendent of Schools C. r. Sto-
baugh.
There were ten more girls
than boys under six years, the
figures beng 583 boys and 593
girls, but there are more boys
over six in the county than
girls, the tabulation reveals. The
totals are boys, 1892 and girls
1882.
The results of the census, di-
vided into districts are given
below.
Number of persons 6 to 81:
District No. 1-boys, ST; girls,
81; total, 119.
District No. 2-boys, 10; girls,
SO: total, 131.
District No. 14-boys, 8; girls,
4; total, -.
District No. 16 - boys, 1903;
girls, 80; total, 207.
District No. Tx - boys, Ct;
girls, 81; total, 121.
District No. 17H-boys, 1927;
girls, LAP; total, 1859.
District No. 81 - boys, 314;
girls, 297; total, Gil.
District No. 20 - boys, 1873;
girls, 121: total, 254.
Number of persons under six:
District No. boys, IL; girls,
10: total, 80.
District No. 2-boys, 80; girls,
25; total, SIS.
District No. 14-no boys; girls,
4; total 4.
District No. 16-boys, 81; girls,
81: total, 88.
District No. Tx - boys, II;
girls, 6: total, II.
District No. 17H - boys, 1874;
girls, 352; total. 686.
District No. 27-boys, 81; girls,
District No. 2s-boys, 4s; girls,
So; total, 101.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-01-12
YELLOWSTONE HERD
HAS HIGH RECORD

With an average production
of 29.5 pounds of butterfat and
787 pounds of milk per COW. the
Yellowstone County Dairy Herd
Improvement association topped
all other associations in the
state fir production during the
month of November, according
to J. o. Tretsven, extension
dairy specialist at Montana
State college.
In second place for the
month was the Cascade county
association with an average
butterfat production of 25.6
pounds per COW and average
milk production of 655 pounds.
The Gallatin association ranked
third with an average of 24.3
pounds of butterfat and 651
pounds of milk.
Other associations ranked &C
cording to production as fol-
lows: F1athead fourth: Fergus,
fifth; Lewis and Clark, sixth;
Lake, seventh and Madison
Jefferson counties, eighth.
TretSven'S records show that
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-01-12
HOSPITAL NOTES

A son was born to MI and
Mrs. Walter Kurtz Friday morn
ing.
A daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. George Liz of Lodge
Grass Sunday night.
A son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Adam Gresser of Crow Ag-
ency Monday.
Carol and Caren Ostwalt, in
FAINT daughters of Conrad Os-
walt of St. Xavier were released
Sunday after a weeks stay as
medical patients.
David Pitsch, Jr.. was released
last Saturday after receiving
medical treatment.
Wesley Magnuson. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Westlev Magnuson of
Grow Agency was released from
the hospital Wednesday after
medical treatment.
Dickv Miller underwent a
operation last Thursday.
Fred Schneider, Jr., infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schni-
der of st. Xavier was admitted
to the hospital as a medical
patient on January 9.
Mrs. Davis Schaeffer is a med
ical patient at the hospital. She
was admitted last Thursday.
Reuben Bostrom was released
from the hospital last Saturday.
Mrs. Ira Cochran was released
from the hospital last Tuesday
following her recovery from an
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-01-12
LODGE ~GRASS-RAPELJE

Referee. Pearson of Billings.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-01-12
Newly Elected
Church Officers

Following a dinner in the
church parlors last Wednesday
evening, the annual business
meeting of the Congregational
church was held.
Officers chosen at the meet
ing included: Moderator: Rev.
r. N. England; trustee for five
year term, J. H. lesser; deac-
0ness, Mrs. Dan Knight: clerk,
r. P. Ross; treasurer, Mrs. Dan
Knight: superintendent of the
Sunday school, B. J. Kleinhes-
selink; superintendent Of the
primary department, Mrs. Lura
P. Strand; assistant Superinten-
dent of the Sunday school, J. H.
lesser; choir director, Mrs. Lura
P. Strand; pianist, Mrs. Ola B.
Maddox: associated charities,
Mrs. J. E. Mccarthy, and ushers,
W. r. Mcdonald and R. B. Peck.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-01-12
TO HAVE PART IN
WOOL GROWERS MEET

Montana State college will
have a part in the program of
the Montana Wool Growers as
ISOLATION convention when it is
held at Butte January 16 to 10.
DR.. A. L. Strand, president of
the college, will speak on the
morning of January II, and DR..
R. T. Clark, head of the ami
NAL husbandry department has
arranged a wool exhibit that
will be on display during the
convention.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-01-12
r

January 4, Marshall L. Fisher
and Goldie Berry, both of Crow
Agency.
January S, Joe L. Keeline of
Gillette, Wyo., and Agnes Hart
of Big Horn, Wyo.
January z, Virgie Curtis Buck
ingham and Julia Claudine
Mitchum, both of Story, Wyo.
January 9, Charles Rondeau of
Kirby and Rose Horn of Busby.
January 9, Ernest Bad Horse
OF Kirby and Sarah Roundstone
of Busby.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-01-12
SITS ON COURT

District Judge C. B. Elwell of
Havre has been called in to sit
on the state supreme court in
place of Associate Justice Claude
F. Morris, confined to his home
by illness. Elwell is expected to
take part in the court proceed
ings for several days.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-01-12

association members in the state
had culled a total of A low pro-
ducing cows from their herds
during November. Two pure
bred bulls were purchased dur
ing the month.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-01-12

Referee: Douglas Waddle for
the Lodge Grass-Rapelje game.
Bob Hanley and Walter Pease
for the preliminary game.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-01-12
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
Little Horn State Bank

OF WYOLA, IN THE STATE OF MONTANA AT THE CLOSE OF
Publish. BUSINESS So ON DECEMBER 81, 1888
superintendent Of ST Banks 81 Of Montana s2 n State
/ Loans and discounts $685. eos:s s
:: United States Government obligations, direct S''O
{: Ss aasl !! sssssSs,s: :" $500, F Farn ss"Fs's and 's'aa.:s
9 cash, balances with other banks, and cash items in ''0V0
process OF COLLECTION 75j8oes4I
LIABILITIES
H. Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships
Is. I'm DEPOSITS Of individuals, partnerships s''''s
t. ': z BsSs;, sS9 Il St ssa 5 %HRtsis sslti sSsss: sa Officers: ''s;'57sS
s %SSAL o 81 fSH%S i T. To- is, INCLUSIVE: @'''S7''
Not an sSsare ia1 by the pledge Of Loans as ao7oe
TOTAL DEPOSITS ............ s3O5s36o24
Capital notes and debentures:
On na sSa S e. EesePst1aetiS s1s E0 90
Common stock go Shares, par
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ....... 100000
Sad6lTlssd j pottsnst $$Ssss
R Retiremen ler f1 1oaS fog nrafsrred stock 100000
or capital notes and debentures 49,. 100000
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNT 59,273. AL
mr T8GAd; %SEu ISaSs s GAP1 1111;t A A P'9s;:d . s ssea Sss ~
Liabilities
g. e enater 1 faas g sezsaamsnt obligations: direct $ 50; soo 90
g. TOTAL PLEDGED, excluding rediscounts 600 %, 4oos7
Against State, county, and municipal deposits ....s 49, oos7
smn5, S ssss ! Il sbf 81 :s Ss;ai: :f.; i IL + so2 q II i! ~; :. ss e 6;
s noR2ed dgs1 and saI Seh iaE S'@'S"s"s Is A1 3 ri e. SI sH IL ny
Il 1: s s. $ $SSHRRor
Directors
,,,, sworn . Z to az Sss ;sss;;es sRsa} before e s ne A Fl %.s 81 J; sez Of # ? se9ssEs
n.. sssssy M ss ssS1 e sas :s stsss Ct zb' %e e. 's isss' sss'sias : It S7 VICE.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-01-12

Following is the box score of
the basketball game played on
Friday night at Lodge Grass.
Lodge Grass defeated Rapelje
81 to 20.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-01-12
Box Scores:
ARDIN--BEARCREEK

Below is the box score of the
Hardin = Bearcreek game played
here Thursday night.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-01-12

FOR SALE-Used Super-Fex
OIL burner. $500 at Kuchera's.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-03
Vecny Masaryk
Karel Capek:

Vsechno dejinne, at jsou to einy sebe vets, zdstava cas-
ne; samy dejiny Sc menf dejinami skutkove ~zapadaji nebo
MEME, jedine ma cas- a nepreh odnotitelne je, jakym byl clo-
vekem, jakou byl dust. DENNY Masaryk poroste, pokud ma
rod ceskoslovensky Dude nit stestf a 1kol lit a tvoTit sve Vast
nj dejiny; ale vedle Masaryka dejinneho stoji a must stat
Masaryk vecny, duch duse, clovek, osobnost jmenujte, to
pfece jedine je mad cas-. Pro vsechny veky jsme, jac1 jsne,
a vsechny prevraty dejin nemohou zmenit mic ma tom, co Sc V
mas nazyva duse.
Moudrost, dusevnf velikost, vysoka a pffsna mravnost, a
no, to vsechno je pravda; ale bylo v mem jeste neco mad to,
neco vz~acnejsfho a puvabnejsfho, neco jake zvlastni a nevy-
slovna milost; snad to bylo to, cemu bychom jazykem pone-
kud detskym rekli svatost. Bylo to neco neskonale prosteho a
temer naivnfho, bya to takova samozrejma ryzost, neporusi
telna vnitfnf cistota a bezdecna, skoro placha ldska ddstoj-
most = byl to Bozi clovek. Bozf az do t6 prostoty; krajne
pravdivy, ale bez Intolerance, opravdovy, ale beg pedanterie,
idskeho il nemohlo porusit; mohl byt nekdy rvavy ,nekdy tyr
dy nebo ne docela bezelstny, mohl 81 nekdy pohovet a indy
Sc upnout v jednostrannost; ale pofad a v tom zdstaval clio
vekem, svatym, muzem spravedlivym a prostym, v nemz bylo
jasno a nepochybno. Nekdy byl jake veliky chram a jindy
jake selska kaplicka v pol1ch, ale vzdycky V mem sldil Bdh'
veffm, re veHke tajemstvi Masarykovy vnitfnf krasy a
velikosti byla jeho zboznost. Nebojoval "a vfru, ami nehla-
sal vfru, nybrz pFijal poslanf lidstejsf. bojoval, protoze verill,
hledal pravdu, protoze vefil, konal skutky lidske a dejinne,
hrozna pevnost, jeho demantova responsiveness; skrze svou
zboznost veril V cloveka, miloval cloveka a odpoustel mu, ctil
jeho ddstojnost a uznaval jeho svobodu. Pravda, demokra-
Gle, humanita, vsecko, co hledal formuoval konal, bylo u
neho strasne hluboko zakotveno We zbozne a posvecuIci wire;
ale sam jeho zivot, vztah k idem, prace denni zajmy, ve
byo jake ulozeno v rozmerech vecnosti a nesmirnosh. PAX
mu, takto zakotvenemu, pranic nevadilo byti vecny a strizli-
w, byt chladne praktcky nebo az dobrodruzny We sWe cinne
Will. Nekdy Sc jake filosof SNAIL zddvodniti svou viru; ale
We skutecnosti, vira zddvodnovala V mem vse, jeho myslen1 i
jeho dejinne skutky. Nikdy nezapomenme, re v %zakladech
naseho statu, pokud jej budoval Masaryk, nebyl zadny "a
zrak; bylo v Mich neco vic; v zakladech naseho statu je Bdh.
My pamenfci, my vrstevnici, vidime v Masarykovi bojov-
most moudrost, krasu velikost, klascky vzor muze a ducha;
ale krasnejsf hubsf bylo to, co on sam prozfval v sobe; byl
to Bozf rad, detska ddvera, velika laska a nesmfrna zkusenost
moudrost a jistota vfry. Use ostatnf jsou velike, zrovna mad
lidske dejiny; ale muz, ktery je nesl, p~rozfval v sobe neco, co
jest zaroven krajnf lidska pokora hrdost; Re je nastrojem v
rukou Bozfch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-03

narodnfch pisnf napsal Milos
Simacek. Hra byla velice hui
NORMA, nebot, povazte pod
jednou strechou byly til neves-
ty, ktere touzily ''pod cepec".
Hra Sc velmi lfbila, obecenstvo
Sc vyborne bavilo a navsteva
ke spokojenosti 1cinkujfcfch
byla velika.
- Ma Curtis Bay ochotnfci
Tel. Jedn. Sokol sehral s 1spe-
chem veselohru "Podarene
panstvo' "a ucasti cetneho O.
b~ecenstva a hostf z Maryland
skeho venkova a z Washingto-
nu. Pc divadle rozproudila Sc
prava sousedska a druzna "a
bava.
- Vesele dozvuky sibfinek
budou poTadany Sok. Jednotou
Blesk v sobotu, dine IL. bTezna
v Sokolovne ma rohu Gay a
Preston ulic. Zacatek v 10 no.
din vecer. Vyborna hudba br.
Emilia Sticky. Clensky listk 40c
Dozvuky sibrinek mali mezi
nasimi krajany dobry zvuk a
je to mila, vesela a druzna "a
bava. Prijd'te v sobotu, dine II.
brezna do Sokolovny. Dop.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-03
ZAJEZD DO


Dvacaty sedmy 1nor 1899
zGstane v pameti skupine &C.
cho-Slovenskych krajand ma
dlouhou dobu neb toho dine ur-
cite VI hodin vecer shromaz-
dilo Sc So clen1 "Czecho-Slo-
yak American Civic Associa-
ton" u Slovackeho Domu, ably
usedli do pripraven6ho velke-
no autobusu We kterem dopra-
veni do Annapolis, Md, ably
jake hoste ct. senatora John
G. Callana pr1tomni byli Ease
DAM jak Statn1ho Senatu tax i
Domu zastupcG.
Pc prohl1dce statn1ho domu
zaujali m1sta v m1stnosti sena-
tn, nekteT1 pax jenom prejitim
chodby naslouchali i jednani
statnfch delegate. Pc ukonce-
nj zasedanf senatorem John G..
Callanem pTedstaveni jsme by
Ii predsedovi Senatu a pax Je-
no Exelenci governeru Herbert
R. O'Conor, ktery ochotne vsec
ky We sve kancelaTi uvital a tez
pc stisknut1 ruky vsem k cele
skupine kratce promluvil, vzpo
m1naje ma radostne chv1le "a
ute mezi nasimi krajany V ma
81 cast mesta. Pc audience u
guvernera celia spolecnost ode
brala sc do m1stnosti k tomu u
celu vyhrazene, kde jsme nell
pT1lezitost setkati Sc S vyznam-
nymi osobnostmi pTitomne "a
konodarny a to byli senatori:
John Pat Feehley, J. T. Kene-
dy, H. Wolf, F. j. Flynn a Gle
move domu zastupc1 pp.: Be-
hounek, Hirt, Cain, tez pr1to-
men nedavno zvoleny kongres-
nix Sasscer, nam dobTe znamy
strazce z domu zastupcG p. T.
Petr a mnoho jinych a tn pri
takove skupine o rozhovor ne
byla nouze, zvlaste kdyz bylo
obcerstvenf a zakusek. Spoiled
most sc tax rozjaTila, re ma po-
zadan1 ably skupina neco cesky
zazpfvala ten anglickym "a
konodarc1m, nedala Sc dlouho
multi a najednou rozlehla Sc
mistnostf eta nase pisnicka
ceska" a tax MONA poprve v
historic statniho kapitolu roZ-
lehal Sc pod jeho strechou ces-
ky zpev. Nebyla to ale zaba-
va k Will ktere podniknut ten
to zajezd. Ucel byl docela il
ny a vazny. Kazdy kdo etc
anglicke noviny vi, re senator
Callan predlozil 10. ledna 1889
dodatek k ochran6 delnictva a
do teto trfdy patti kazdy 2 mas
kterymzto dodatkem zakona
chraneni by byli delnfci dosah-
nuvs1 As rokG start a vice, tim,
re by nemohli byti propusteni
z prace proto, Re jsou start a
start nesmela by byti pricina
proc by nemohli byti do prace
najati pak-li jinak by schopni
byli praci zastavati.
Tento dodatek zajiste schva-
lovati must kazdy uvedomely
(Pokracovanf ma STRANGE %
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-03
RESOLUCE ~SLOVENSKEHO
SPOLKU. ODBOR 2OS1.

Slovensky Robotnicky Spo-
lok, odbor 2O91, pfijal resolu-
ciu, ktera ma byt prikladnou
pre- vsetky slovenske organiza-
&c v Amerike. Protestuje CO
najrozhodnejsie prot obmed-
zovaniu demokratickych a OBJ
canskych slobod Cesko-Sloven-
skeho naroda.
Slovensky Robotnicky Spo-
lok dina "a. Februara 1899 v
Delnickom Dome, Madison a
Rose ulice v Baltimore, SINE
nuteni prevolat k celej demo-
kratickej Amerike, ba celemu
demokratickemu svetu, mohut-
nym, protestnym hlasom k po-
merom, ktore dnes zavladaju v
Cesko5Slovensku.
Ako loyalni obcania demo-
kratiekej Ameriky slovenskeho
povodu, povazujeme sa "a
prednd straz nasej rodnej re-
me tam "a moron, ktorej OSLO
bodenie z odvekeho otroctva
SINE pomahali vybojovat nasou
vlastnOu krvou a nasou moral
nou a financnou pomocou a pre-
to ver1me, re dnes name ME
len pravo ale tiez i povinnost
pozdvihnut mas HAS, ktori mu-
81 najit ozvenu ME len v srdci-
ach nasich clenov a clenkyn
Slovenskyho Robotnickyho
Spolku, ale v srdciach vset-
kych demokratickych l'udi pc
celom svete, ktori chou zachra-
nit demokraciu pred nastupom
barbarskeho faSizmu.
Protestujeme prot nedostoj-
menu hanobeniu byvalych pre-
zidentov Ceskoslovenskej Re-
publiky, T. G. Masaryka a E.
duarda Benesa, ktorych obra-
zy a sochy holy odstranene z
verejnych budov, skol a ura-
dovien. Zadame, ably vlada v
Cesku a Slovensku nariadila
okamzite prinavratenie sosiek
a obrazov ma ich povodni mics
ia a osoby zodpovedne "a tito
potupu odmerane potrestala.
Dalej odsuzujeme elm mai
rozhodnejsie r~ospusteniu ro-
b~otnickych organizacif a odbo-
rovych svazov, ako i prot ros-
pusteniu sokolskej organizacie
a zhabanie jej majetkov, v kto-
rych organizaciach a stranach
vel'ke vostvy naseho naroda
vyjadrovaly svoje ciel'e tuzby
a ideale demokratickym spuso-
bonn.
Volame k ceskoslovenskemu
narodu, ably sa odvratil cd
zradnych vodcov tn v Amerike
ako i v starom kraji, ktori I'VE
lebuje vsetky ukrutnosti ktore
Hlinkove gardy prevadzaju ma
Slovensku.
Apelujeme tymto ma vsetky
bratrske a damske organizacie
v Baltimore, ably tiez pozdvih-
ly svoj HAS protestu.
Apelujeme tymto ma Sdruze-
nj Cesko-Slovenskych Spolku
ably tiez pozdvihly svoj HAS
protestu proti kalvarii, ktorou
mas narod Cesko-Slovensky je
dnes hnany do uplnej zahuby.
Pracujte ably v Cesko-Sloven-
sku bola demokraticka vlada.
Dano a prijato ma schodzi
Slovenskyho Robotnickyho
Spolku, odbor 2091, "a. Febru-
ara 1899 v meste Baltimore,
Maryland.
z poverenia schodze
]. Joseph Kralik, predseda
Jerome J. PECK, tajomnik
Joseph Pavlovsky, ucetnik
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-03
ZDARILA SCHUZE c. S. A.
RADU v DELNICKEM DOME

Ma minute pondelf byla svo-
lana pratelska sch6ze clend a
1redn1k1 RadG G. S. A. (Cesko-
slovenskych Spolk1 v Ameri-
ce) do dvorany Delnickeho
Domu. Byla to seznamovacl
sch1ze nebot ma nj byl pTito-
men predseda G. S. A. br. w.
j. Muzik z Chicago, organisa-
tor br. L. JiTicek, br. Kocovsky
z New Yorku a br. redaktor
Martinez, ktery prave pTijel
re stare vlasti.
Ia VelkoTad Statu Maryland
privltal a pfedstavil hosty br.
Jan Zitn1k. Br. pTedseda 6. S.
A. Muzfk mluvil o vyznamnem
jubileu, nebot Jednota G. S. A.
Dude slaviti tento tyden, dine
4. brezna 85-lete trvani. Jest
to nejstarsl podpGrna jednota
v Americe v1bec. Jest ctena a
vazena Cd americke verejnosti.
Br. Muz1k nabadal clenstvo k
spolupraci S ustTedlm a pTal
by 81, ably Sc pocet clenstva v
tonic jubilejn1m roce zdvojna-
sobil, coz by bylo nejkrasnej-
sim darkem Jednote!
Pc mem mluvil br. Kocovsky,
ktery nasledkem ochrapten1 o.
NEIL svdj proslov a primlou-
val Sc, re jestli-ze chceme "a
ruciti 1spech Jednoty, mus1me
zaciti S pracf nejdr1ve We svych
rodinach.
Mnohy z vas Sc pamatujete
ma organisatora br. L. Jif1cka,
kdyz mezi Mani meskal pred
2 roxy a zalozil mladistvy rad
Free State.
Br. Jirfcek zddraznoval po-
vinnost vsech clenG: oziviti "a
jem O nase rady, O priprave-
nost1 schGz1, O slucovan1 Sc V
jeden nerozborny celek, ale
hlavne poukazoval nutnost ma
boru mladeho clenstva, ktere
Dude kvadrem nas1 mile jed
noty. Br. JiT1cek Sc zdrz1 v
Baltimore nekolik dnG, ably po-
mohl rozmnoziti Tady Free
State Radu a pref mt plneho
1spechu. Name zde mnoho
csl. mladeze, kterou je nutno
sjednotit, ukaznit. TTeba mno-
ri z teto mladeze cesky nemlu-
vi, mali zdrave jadro a uprfm-
ne cit1c1 ceske srdce.
Poslednim Tecn1kem byl Una
my redaktor br. Martinez, KITE
~ tyto dny prijel z Cesko-Slo-
venska - z nejnestastnejs1 re
me ma svete, jak Sc sam VIVA
drill. Pohnutym hlasem l1cil
hrozne osudove okamziky v
zafi lonskeho roku, kdy ma
Cesko-Slovensku spachana nej-
hroznejsi zrada, ktera nema
historic, nejen spojenci zradili
ale i domaci nepTatele auto
nomnf Slovaci spojili Sc S Mem
ci a Madary a v rozhodnem O.
kamziku vrazili Vlasti nIz dc
zad. Jediny KIDD neopustil &c.
| (Pokracovanl ma STRANGE %
Evening star., 1939-02-11
Central Swim Victor,
But Western Bows
To B. T.. T.. Team

High school swimming teams
broke even in dual meets yesterday.
Central winning over the Southeast
Boys Club while Western was going
down before Baltimore City College.
Bob Bauman, 1OO-yard free-style
specialist at Central, won that out
standing event for the Columbia
Heights tankmen pacing his team
to its 1920 victory in the Southeast
Clubs pool. The host team was
winner in only the 2OO-yard relay
and fancy diving.
Western, in losing to the Balti-
more invaders, 23-42. won three Of
the five events at the Y. M. C. A.
,5o-yard free style-Won BY BolIan
s Tms b2s.st 2ss sseo1as sffoH.won BY Walker
,S} SECOND. second sts.hes Stat CO.; third, Go'smsn
ifs Rsey s S2d fs.sa: S:nas' s
'''ne 1oo-yard back stroke-won by BAN.
man lco; second. La Fever (cJ; third.
Rehbein tS.. Time. 1;IO.
sseons sakotd ss Us S.d D' k1:; IKE, 81 So
s Fancy 'divnszwon by Teasue ts.,; 90
- 8.
tOnly two in EVENT.
I5O-yard medley relay-Won by Central
Peterson. Stathes. Tripp). Time. l:43S
2OO-yard free style relay-Won By
Southeast tTeague. Hall Rixey. Gossmanl.
5O-yard free style-Henneberger (BD:
second; Haymond tWJ; third Belsky 'BJ.
-Ioo-yard breast stroke-won by og,sr
tBD: second. Holden tWD; third. shefier
OBJ. Time, 1:l5.5
220-yard free style-Won by Collier
tBD second. Birkaes (B): third. Detambls
tWD. Time, 2:54.4
1OO-yard backstroke-Won by MCQUEEN
(WD: second. Funk tBo. tOnly entries.l
Time. :0O.l
1OO-yard free style-Won by Raymond
lW): second Henneberser tBD. third
Sutton OBJ Time. 1:O2.s
Fancy divinsIWon by Russell CS1:
Winners points: "a.
ceen s"ya1o mfods Holdsn feiAmon Ravmond os Tm.
l:42.1
ol3-yard reay-Won by Baltimore
Sutton. Krabubrink Grempler. Blume).
Time, 2:0S.