davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-03
Dvacaty osmy slaven
" Cechach.

Nemecka policie Sc srazila
S demonstrujfcim ceskym oby-
v~atelstvem os~lavujfcfm ma
vzdory vsem zakazGm a per-
sekuci den sveho osvobozenf,
20. rfjen! Nacisticka policie,
nacisticka elita SIS gardy a ne
mecke vojsko v pine polni W.
zbroji vtrhlo ma Vaclavske ma
mesti rozhanejfce demonstran-
ty, ktef1 pred tim protrhli po-
licejni kordon kolem sochy sv.
Vaclava, pred mestskou rad
nic1.
Velka sarzka mezi SIS many
a ceskymi vlastenci Sc strhla
pred hotelem Sroubek ma Va
clavskem namest1. Prazstl
Nemci, vetSinou henleinovska
luza postvana zvlaste majestic
kymi novinami, Sc pokouseli
strhovat vlastenecke odznaky
nosene ceskymi lidmi. Cesi Cd
povedeli ma tuto surovost stej-
nym zpusobem.
Ma to zakrocila znovu poll
Gle, Gestapo a nemecti vojaci
a rozehnali demonstranty. Cd
haduje Sc, re pri nejmens1m
osm set osob bylo zatceno je-
nom ma Vaclavskem namest1.
Vaclavske namestf bylo jiz
cd casnych hodin rann1ch Sc
vSech stran obsazeno kordony
nacisticke policie. Skupina
mladikn sc pokousela ma pro-
trzenf kordonu jiz bro rano,
byla vsak odrazena zpet. Mia
dici volali CAT zije Stain" ale
hned ma to byli prehluseni
mnohoasobnym volanfm Cat
zije republika."
Odpoledne tisicove davy by
ly tax velike, re Sc Jim podari-
10 prorazit kordon nacisticke
policie a vtrhly ma namesti k
pomnfku sv. Vaclava, kde by
ly hazeny tisfce kvetG neil po-
licejnf a voejnske posily znovu
vyklidily namestf.
V jinych ceskych a moray
skych mestech byl vsude %.
Tijen slaven bez ohledu ma vse-
chny vystrahy a vyhrdzky ma
cistickych utlacovatel1 a je-
jich henleinovskych hyen.
Ceske vlastenecke spolky a
organizace tajne vydaly in
strukce ably vSichni Cesi v den
vyhlasen1 csl. samostatnosti s.
oblekli svatecn1 saty a wall
cernou kravatu ma znameni
smutku mad majesty zbicenou
csl. svobodou. Dale byli vsi-
chni pozadani ably pc cely den
nekourili a nepili alkoholicke
napoje jelikoz ma jejich spo-
trebu byly majesty ~vyh1aseny
dalsi valecne dane. Pc cely
den byly podnikany sbfrky ma
ceske organizace socialn1 pc
&c.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-03
cSR. Dude obnovena.

V Parfzi byl DIR. Eduard Be-
mes hostem Anglo-americkeho
tiskoveho klubu. V reci sve
pravil, re die jeho presvedce-
nj z nynejs1ho vfru Evropy
vzejde lepsf spolecnost, ktera
Dude mfti v zapetf obnoven1
Ceskoslovenska.
Pravil: 81 nynejsfho stavu
socialniho a politickeho 1pad-
ku zrodf sc nova moralni a po-
liticke renaissance, coz priro-
zene Dude trvati dlouho. Ale
demokracie a svoboda nezahy-
ne. Mona, re tn a tam Dude
S mimi spatne zachazeno, ale
budou bojovati, ably prezily."
Dodal, re prave pro to ma
v1ru v konecne obnovenf sve
vlasti. Mluve O SVEN sestime-
sfcnfm pobytu We Spojenych
Statech DIR. Benes pravil, re
tam ziskal DOZEN, re svobodne
Ceskoslovensko stale Sc pro
vSechny vrstvy Americana sym
bolem pro emancipaci cele E.
vropy.
DIR. Stefan Osusky, csl. wy
slanec, ktery byl rovnez hos
tenn, mluvil o nutnosti, ably ma
rodove stredni Evropy sjedno-
till sc We snaze "a socialni a
hospodarske zdokonalen1.
Prohlasil: IS takovou uni
We stTedni Europe Dude mono
dati j status, ktery Dude zaru.
kou bezpecnosti velmoci i ma
lych narod1."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-03
Kradli.

Leonard M. Hosman, byvaly
riditel skol v Cameron, byl OBJ
when, re zpronevefil priblizne
$4,000 z fondu, ktery byl Sc
bran v6tsinou skolnfmi detmi.
Fond, z n6hoz penfze byly u
kradeny, byl ziskan z pujco-
vani knih zactvu a prodeju list
XII pro RUNE zabavy a progra-
my, ma nichz Sc zaci podlleli.
= Student Philip Butler z
Evanstonu pTistihl v universit-
nj laboratori muze, ktery pro-
hledaval kapsy kabatG We skf1-
Mich. Dal jej zatknouti. Eat
ceny byl 59lety Frank Wat
man, graduant v1denske uni
versity, professor botaniky a cd
l.. 1920 v America. Kdyz po-
licie pTedlozila rekord samo.
zvaneho profesora, ukazalo Sc
re jiz roku 1921 ukradl v labo.
ratori Northwestern university
cenny prfstroj.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-03
Pro pomoc chudym " cechach

"Narodn1 ponce, jez Sc
stara o ulevenf bfdy a utrpenf
tech nejpotrebnejsfch ceskych
lid v protektoratu, zahajila
kampan ma sehnan1 pf1spevku.
lima sc kvapem bl1z1.
Krajany v Americe mdze
snad zaj1mati provolani, ktere
otiskujf ceske listy. Pod ohla-
venfm "Nedopustme, ably to
bylo u mas jake v minulosti, 55
klatovsky pGltyden1k" suma-
van" %. zaT1 zaclna slovy slav-
ne spisovatelky Bozeny Mem
cove, ktera zemTela jiz roku
"Nekterym velkym panGm
1862. Napsala:
"NemGze sc clovek divit, re
vice pro chudinu neucin1, ne
bot znaj1 nouzi a b1du jen die
slova.
"Kdyby Sc ale takovy pan,
Cd kolebky v rozkosfch a mad
here vychovany We vlhke, ztu-
chlinou pachnouc1 sednicce
octnul, kan paprsky slunecn1
cely rok nezasvitnou, kdyby
videl ty chatrne pozdstatky
nabytku, to b1dne loze, ma
nemz trochu slamy m1sto perrin
trochu drchanky, a %roztrzen@
houne, kdyby videl rodice S
detmi napolo jen odene, vys-
chile, hladem a zimou zmofene,
S jakou hltavosti nemastnou
polevku z otrub jedi = jakou
by zadny pansky pes nejedl-
a piece Boha prosf, ably jim
ma druhy den jen maly vydele-
eek seslal, CO by Sc jen Ease
takove polevky najedli, kdyby
to videl a kdyby to slysel, ne
muscle by Sc mu srdce litosti
ustrnout?
"Litost1 mad tou bfdou a ra-
dost1, re tolik prostfedku snad
ma tie bide pomoci?"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-03
Zvoleni dr.. j. Tisy vzbudilo
obavy Xatikanu.

Ma zvoleni DIR. Josefa lisa,
katolickeho kneze, "a presi-
denta Slovenske republiky Sc
pohl1z1 We Vatikane S vaznymi
pochybnostmi vzhledem k me-
zinarodnim i vnitfnim kompli-
kaclm, jez, jak Sc ocekava, z
toho vzniknou.
Poukazuje Sc k tomu, re
Vatikan nikdy netouzi, ably
klerus zastaval vysoka polite
ka mlsta. Jak Sc poznamena-
va, DIR. Tiso je pouhym knezem
a jake takovy podleha juris-
dikci Bratislavskeho biskupa,
ktery je take nejvetsi katolic-
kou autoritou ma Slovensku a
must aoziti pfisahu vernosti
novemu presidentu statu, KITE
ry je mu jake knee podrizen.
Z mezinarodnlho stanoviska
Vatikan pfedvida jeste vaznej
81 komplikace. Nasledkem pod
danstvi Slovenska Nemecku
nenf pochybnosti, re DIR. Tiso
must navst1viti Berlin, ably byl
WIDEN a hlavne fotografovan-
S Hitlerem, ma ktereho Vati-
kan pohlfz1 jake ma pronasle-
dovatele katol1kn .
Mimo to Slovensko ma di-
plomatickeho zastupce v Mos.
kve, ktery Dude nyn1 zastupo-
vati presidenta DIR. lisa. TAX
Dude vytvorena situace, re
knee Dude m1ti vlastn1ho "a
stupce u atheisticke vlady, KITE
rou Vatikan castokrate naval
uhlavn1m nepf1telem. A dale,
We Vatikane nevylucuje Sc
moznost, re DIR. Tiso pojede do
Moskvy, ably 81 potfasl rukou
Sc Stalinem, nepfitelem kato-
licke c1rkve.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-03
Klofac zemrel " zalafi.

Vaclav Klofac, v1dce csl.
narodne socialni strany,jej1mz
clenem byl tez DIR. Eduard Be
mes, zemrel v nacistickem "a
lari. Klofac byl zatcen ma "a
catku nynejsf valky S mnoha
prominentnimi ceskymi lidmi.
Naciste odepreli jej propustiti
"a zalaTe pres to, re lekaTi va
rovali, re je prflis starry a sla-
by, nez ably mohl snaseti try
zen zalare.
Kardinal Karel Kaspar, ar
cibiskup Prazsky, ktery stall Sc
tez obetf nacistG ,je velmi ne
mocen, jak Sc oznamuje. Byl
propulsion pred nekolika dny
re zalaTe, ale jeho zdravotn1
stav naplnuje ceske katoliky
obavami.
Vaclav Jaroslav Klofac, byl
vynikajicim zurnalistou a po-
litikem ceskym. Narodil sc r.
1868 v Nemeckem Brode. Pc
studifch ma gymnasiu We SVEN
rodisti a ma filosoficke fakulte
v Praze stal Sc r. 1890 clenem
redakce Narodnlch ListG.
r. 1899 vystoupil re strany
mladoceske "a pGsobil nadale
jake journalistic strany narod-
ne socialn1. Zalozil "Ceskou
obec delnickou" a "UstTednf
skolu delnickou."
Klofac je dobTe IMAM kra-
janGm re svych navstev We
Spojenych Statech.
Pc prve pTijel Sc sokolskou
delegacf re stare vlasti v r.
1909 ma sokolsky slet v Chica-
gu. Pc druhe n~avSt1vil Chica-
go a jine ceske osady We Spo-
jenych Statech brzy pc sveto-
We valce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-03
Ze zarlivosti ubodal milou.

Ma Zizkovi doslo k vrazed-
nemu 1toku zarliveho milence
liza jeho snoubenku v byte pr1-
buznych st1zene zeny. Ma We
Ger prisla Ike SWIM prfbuznym
ma ~navstevu 30leta Marie
smejkalova z Vinohrad. Pri-
sla 81 stezovat ma sveho milen-
ce, 34leteho byvaleho obchod-
n1ka Josefa Havllka z Prahy,
S nfmz mela v poslednf dobe
caste rdznice a trapne vystu-
Ply. smejkalova netusila, re
Havllk il cestou sledoval az do
Mladonovicovy ulice a re Sc
domn1va, re Smejtkova sve pr1
buzne %navst1vila "a zcela il
nym GLEN, nez bylo pravdou.
Hawk nahle vnikl do bytu a
dial Sc do prudke hadky Sc
smejtkovou, jiz obvinoval z
nedolozenych cind. Behem
hadky vynal velky nGz, vrhl Sc
ma nj a jake be smysl1 zacal j
bodat pc celem tele, az napa-
dena zena v bezvedom1 klesla
k zemi. Ma pokrik domac1ch
lid1 sebehli Sc sousede, Havl1-
ka zadrzeli a predali pax po-
licejnf hlfdce, ktera no odzbro
jila. Smejtkova byla We vaz-
mem stavu dopravena do vino
hradske nemocnice, protoze
celia hlava a telo bylo poseto
tezkymi bodnymi ranami, a &c
hrozilo nebezpec1,ze vykrvac1
Jeste v noci byla podrobena
operaci. Hawk byl zatcen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-03
AUTOMOBILY.

H. F. Harper, 36lety, smr-
telne zranen byl automobilem
ma Edison Highway nedaleko
Biddle ulice. Automobil r1dil
40lety David Dragon.
= Osm osob zraneno bylo,
diva tezce, We srazce automobi-
III ma Monument ulici a Lu-
zerne avenue v nedeli. Tezce
zranenou je 28leta Josephine
Petr z 800 blocku N. Patterson
Park avenue a 12lety Richard
Bernstein z Ensor ulice. Man
Eel Petrove Charles F. Petr:
Tidil jeden automobil. Obema
tezce zran6nym byly rozbity
lebky. Druhy automobil f1dil
Edwin j. L. Anding.
George Marks, byvaly
namornf dGstojnfk zranen byl
tezce V pondelf, kdyz automo-
bill S MIN Sc pTevratil ma Tick
neck a Fort Smallwood SLIM
cich v Anne Arundel okresu.
Die vseho praskla guma ma
pTednfm kole. Zranen1 nasled-
KEN ztraty krve jest kritickym
zranenemu.
= We stTedu pocata byla
kampan komisaTe mad povozy,
D1razem jejim jest inspekce
brzd, sv6tel, horny a vnitfni
mechanismus, zrcadel, gumo-
vych kol a jinych castek auto.
mobilu. We statu jest 1.244
garazf, v nichz inspekce kona-
ny. Pc prohlfdce AUTOMOBILES
ia, jehoz automobil je v porad-
ku, obdrz1 zvlastnf nalepku ns
prednf sklo automobile. Ko-
necny den inspekce je Is. pro.
since.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-03
Valka v Europe

Francouzsti vojenstf komen-
tatoTi sdeluji, re francouzske
valecne lodstvo zjistilo, re We
ctvrtek byla Jim potopena ne
mecka ponorka. V oblasti
kde byla ponorka potopena,
byly nalezeny mrtvoly nemec-
kych namoTn1k1 a Size peti ma
mofn1kG a jednoho d1stojn1ka.
Ohlasen1 dodava, re posadka Z
t6zce poskozene ponorky sc
pokouSela uniknouti pomoci
mechanickych dychacfch apa-
rat1.
Zpravy z Doveru, Angle,
sdelujf, re tela vice neil so
clenG posadky z jin6 nemecke
ponorky byla potapeci dopra-
vena ma pevninu. Ponorka
t6zce poskozena byla vyplave-
ma ma pfscinu Goodwin Sands
necelych pet mil Cd kentskeho
Obchodnl list zaznamenava
celkovy pocet tomato obchod-
n1ho lodstva zniceneho cd 5.
zaTf do FL. Tfjna nemeckymi
ponorkami takto:
Britanie 1892 tun, Fran
Gle 42,719 tun, Nemecko 49,
PIT tun, Norsko 1895 tun,
Svedsko 1904 tun, Finsko
9,503 tun. Recko 1923 tun,
Holandsko 1887 tun, Belgie
1865 tun a Dansko 1850 tun.
Nemecke zvedne letadlo by
10 donuceno britskymi letci k
nouzovemu pristanf We Skot-
sku. Letadlo Sc sneslo u osa-
dy Dalkeith, bl1zko Firth of
Forthu. Diva n6mectf letci z
ctyTclenne posadky byli mrtvi,
tTetf zranen.
z Danska prichazf zprava,
re ma jednom opustenem dan
skem ostrove bylo nalezeno
dalsi velike nemecke letadlo
polorozbite. Soudf Sc, re to je
dalsf nemeck6 letadlo jez z1-
castnilo Sc minuly tyden male
tn ma britske namornf zaklad-
ny a bylo poskozeno protileta-
dlovou palbou britskych del. z
on6ch dvou nalet1 vice nez tTi
ctvrtiny nemeckych letadel by
10 jak je nynf videt uplne Uni
ceno.
Francouzsky generalni stab
sleduje nemecke valecne pf1-
pravy V Sarsku jez jsou prav-
depodobn6 provadeny jenom
"a 1celem odkladan1 pozorno-
sti pred ddercm ma jinem mi
ste.
Nizozemskem We stfedu wy
hlaseno bylo stanne pravo II
provincifch ma obranu zeme
proti moznemu vpadu.
V Anglii dovoleny kazdemu
obyvateli tydn6 ctyTi unce ma
sla a speku. Omezen1 dalSich
potravin asi zavedeno Dude.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-03
PrEmysl trpi valkou.

Poole zprav z nemeckeho
protektoratu Czech a Moray
tamejsf cesky prGmysl upada
vic a vice nasledkem nedostat-
ku surovin a velkeho omezeni
vJvozu zbozf do ciziny. Cele
Velke Nemecko ztratilo jiz
pres 500 ma SVEN vyvozu ma
sIedkem valky.
Nejvetsf pokles We vyrobG
mono pozorovati ma velkych
podnic1ch, ktere omezuj1 svou
vyrobu a propoustej1 zamest-
nance. TAX velke obuvnf "a.
vody Batovy spolecnosti We III
ne ma Morave samy cd pocat'
ku valky do tohoto tydne mt
silly propustiti pres 5000 lidi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-03
Koufil denns 200 cigaret.

We slovacke obci Buchlovi-
cich zemTel "a podivnych okol
nostf ctyricetilety Ant. Kraj-
ca. Jeho smrt zaj1mala leka-
re a zjistili, re Krajca vlastne
spachal podivnou sebevrazdu
Ukouril Sc. Pc diva a pull rokU
kouril denne pres 200 cigaret
take u neho zvolna postupo.
vala zhoubna otrava nikoti
mem, ktere nynl podlehl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-03

49lety krajan Martin Gavac
ktery byl pohresovan cd mi
nuleho pondeli byl vytazen z
drenazniho pr1plavu bllze Ca
lifornia ave. policif v Chicago.
Mrtvola Gavacova byla We
vode asi nekolik dni. Narodil
sc We Stare Ture ma Slovensku
V Americe prozil 80 let sveho
zivota.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-03
BEAUTIFUL

Nyni m1zete vlastnit move
1910 Westinghouse Radio "a
cenu ktera VAN dava vice "a
vase penlze nez kdy pred tim.
Toto nadherne konsolove Ra-
dio ma: 6 Stiskac1ch KnoflikI
Ladic1ch 6 stanic Dvoif
Kontrolu Tonu Novy Typ
Posunovac1ho Mfroveho Cifer-
nlku -. 10 palc1 Velky Roz-
hlaSovac 80. a mnoho jinych
prednost1 obzvlaStn1 hodnoty.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-08-31
Crow Agency News

Albert J. Wathen of Washing
ton, D. c., supervising engineer,
and w. Hanna of Billings, dis
trict engineer, made an official
call at the Crow irrigation office
and the Lodge Grass dam on
Thursday of last week.
Randall Smith returned to
work at the Lodge Grass dam
early last week after being i'll
at mis- home here for several
days.
The Crow Fair opened here
Monday with most of the In
dams on the reservation and a
large delegation from neighbor-
ing tribes present.
MIR. and Mrs. Dawson Lee of
Billings spent the weekend in
Crow Agency at the home OF
Mrs. Lees parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Burns.
| Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Mayer left
last week for Billings and Hell
ena, where they will visit for a
few days before returning to
their home in St. HelenS', Ore.
Mrs. Mayer was formerly Miss
Helen Rennick.
Mrs. John Frost visited sew
eral days with her neice, Mrs.
Edythe Lande, at Lodge Grass.
Mrs. Herbert Durham and
Mrs. Walter Wood entertained
in honor of Mrs. A. D. Stephen
son Thursday evening. About
20 ladies were present. Prizes
for bridge went to Mrs. John
Glenn and Mrs. F. M. Scott.
Nelson (Doc) Cline of Chad
ron, Nebr., arrived Sunday for
a visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. D. Cline, and other
relatives.
Virginia Neuson of Sheridan,
was a guest Of Phyllis Nelson
several days last week. Miss
Nelson accompanied her guest
back to Sheridan.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. BoggeSs
motored to Story, Wyo., Sunday
to spend the day with relatives,
The people of Crow Agency
extend their deepest sympathy
to Mr.. and Mrs. Dyvig and
family in their bereavement.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-08-31
CHURCH NOTES
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

SkxxNAo u
Sunday morning service at IL
o'clock at the Masonic temple.
Sunday school at 10 O'Clock.
The public is cordially invit-
ed to attend.
Man" Is the subject of the
Lesson-Sermon which will be
read in all Churches of Christ,
Scientist, on Sunday, September
8, 1889.
The Golden Text is: God
created man i'm his own image,
in the image of God created ne
him." (Gen. 1:27).
Among the citations which
comprise the LeSSOn-Sermon is
the following from the Bible:
And God said, Let us make
man in our own image, after
our own likeness: and let them
have dominion over the fish OF
the sea, and over the fowl OF
the air, and over the cattle, and
over all the earth, and every
creeping thing that creepetn
upon the earth" (Gen. 1-26).
The Lesson-Sermon also in
cludes the following passage
from the Christian Science
textbook, Science and Health
with Key to the Scriptures" by
Mary Baker Eddy: Man is not
matter; he is not made up OF
brain, blood, bones, and other
material elements. The Scrip
lures inform us that man is
made in the image and like
ness Of God. Matter is not that
likeness. The likeness of Spirit
cannot be so unlike Spirit. Man
is spiritual and perfect; and
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-08-31
METHODIST CHURCH

Rev. Danskin gave a very
interesting and timely message
at the regular morning worship
service last Sunday. He will
again occupy the pulpit next
Sunday, and a cordial invita-
ton is extended to all to join
in the service.
Sunday school, 9:45 AM.
Morning worship, HOO am.
Epworth League. $50 pm.
Choir practice, Thursday, 7:3O
pm.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-08-31
Society:
Ten guests were present.

Ten guests were present.
The afternoon was spent at
playing games, and refresh
mentS were served on the lawn
at 5 o'clock. .
Parents present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam N. Cunningham and
MI. and Mrs: Michael Jurak.
HONORED AT
DINNER PARTY
Miss Marian Russell was hon
ored at a TOO O'Clock dinner
given bv Mrs. Charles Wort
last Friday evening.
Present were Mrs. Lloyd Car
per and family, Mrs. Uriel King
and Barbara, and Mrs. John
Pickard and Johanna.
GIRLS WEEK
AT CANYON
A group OF girls held a week
end party at the F. J. Buzzetti
cabin in the Little Big Horn
canyon, honoring Miss Kay
Campbell.
OUlSIS A1S1uACu 4NA D.
Eugene Sloan and the Misses
Kathleen Jensen Naomi Cool,
Jessie Macleod, Maxine Martin
and Helen Jean Buzzetti.
WIENER ROAST
FOR CURRY BOYS
Mrs. Francis Curry enter
tertained at a weiner roast for
her sons, Larry and Gary, Tues
day evening. The occasion was
Larry's birthday.
Guests were Joan and Tom
my Durkin, Martha, Bobbie and
Lloyd Saunders, Janet Curry,
johnnie Elder, Joan Kronmiller,
Bert Kronmiller, Jr., Johnnie
Romine, Leroy Morse and Don
aid and Dale Curry.
**
AID TO MEET
The First Lutheran Ladies
Aid will meet at the home of
Mrs. Sterling Torske Wednes-
day, September 6.
Everyone is welcome.
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JEAN WARREN
Is

Miss Jean warren, VINO will
leave soon to attend high school
in Tacoma, Wash, was hon
ored at a party given by a
group of her friends at the
Masonic temple Monday evening.
It was also Miss Warren's
birthday.
were ping pong and dancing.
Refreshments were served at
the close.
Present were the honoree and
Misses Bonnie Warren, Jean
Barnett, Lois Wolcott, Virginia
Barnett, Marie Wilson, Phyllis
Nelson, Esther Wolcott, Betsy
Ross, Vera Louk, Connie Lab
bitt, Phyllis Nelson, Mary Ben
nett. Wanda Newkirk, Mary Lou
Frailey, Betty Mann, Charlotte
Stanton and Marjean Brock
way, and Jimmy Louk, John
Macleod, Bill Dillon, Warren
Meade, Alvin Torske, Barney
Sibley, Buster Hammer, Ray
Hogan, Bill Sibley, Ray Kali
berg, Bill Kleinhesselink, Don
aid Mum, Bruce humphrey
Bob Kenyon, Bill Wilson, Gro
yer Dunlap, Don Smith, Bill
Conver, Clark Stanton and
Loyal Dillon.
NTERTAINS AT
SEWING PARTY
Mrs. G. w. Gustafson was
hostess at a sewing party last
Friday afternoon.
Guests included Mrs. George
Kalberg, Mrs. Elder, Mrs. Nils
Ottun, Miss Anna Cleveland
and Mrs. R. B. Saunders.
MTER1AINS AT
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs. Ray Zelka entertained
at a birthday party for her
daughter, Mary Agnes, from 3
until 5 O'Clock Sunday after
noon.
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CLIO. president for Montana,
and Edward P. Kelly of Minnea-
polls, representative of CLIO. Or
ganized state, county and mu-
nicipal workers., have announced
a plan to work for a state civil
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service law in 1910 through the
initiative. They said they expect,
enough petition signers to get.
the proposed law on the 1910
ballot. Kelly is touring the state:
speaking for the initiative.
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CHURCH

Regular services will be held
in the Congregational church
next Sunday, September 3.
Sunday school, 1000 am.
Morning worship, HOO am.
The Ladies Circle will hold
its first meeting of the fall
term on Thursday, September
7
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r BAPTIST CHURCH
J.E.H. Nelson. pastor

Sunday, September 3
Sunday school, 1000 am.
Morning worship, 11:00 am.
Young peoples meeting at
100 pm.
Evening service, 500 pm
Unified service at Hallway
school, 800 pm.
Attachment to Christ is the
only secret of detachment from
the world"
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COMMUNITY CHURCH
b. N. Nelson, minister
Food for thought: A praising
heart is a good medicine for all
diseases of the mind and body.
Sunday school, 1000 am.
Morning Worship, 11:00 am:
Sunday evening service, 7:45
pm. Message, 1.-The Seven New
Things"
Wednesday, mid-week service.
Un-denominational and non
sectarian.
You are welcome.
Don't forget the Labor Day
picnic.
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because he is spiritual and per-
feet, he must be so understood
in Christian Science" (p. 475).
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Forces beyond the control of
farmers have lost this country
more than IS per cent of its
export market for pork and
lard since the World War.
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LUTHERAN CHURCH

Lutheran church services will
be held at Warren hall on
Sunday evening, September 3,
at 7:30 pm.
Rev. c. E. johnson will speak.
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WANT CIVIL SERVICE
Sylvester Graham of Butte,
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HOSTESS TO
THIMBLE CLUB

Mrs. Charles Miller enter
tanned the Rebekah Thimble
club at her home last Friday
afternoon.
Fifteen members were pres
emit.
Following the regular bust
ness session, a social hour was
held, and refreshments were
served.
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COMMUNITY
CHURCH CIRCLE

COMMUNITY
CHURCH CIRCLE
The Community Church Cir
Gle met at the home of Mrs.
Frank Litton August II.
Present were MesdameS Half
rer, Lawrence, Zimmerman,
Kirschman, Lachenmier, Mel
son, Clawson, Holland, Wand
Ter and Dillon.
The group is also meeting
today at the city park. Mrs.
Sherman is hostess.
CHURCH TO
HOLD PICNIC
The Community church pic
mic will be held at the city
park in Hardin on Labor Day,
September 4.
Each family is asked to bring
lunch, and to be present by
noon.
Following the dinner, games
and entertainment are planned.
ENTERTAINS AT
SCAVENGER HUNT
Miss Jean Kuehn entertained
at a Scavenger hunt last Thurs
dav evening honoring her cous-
ms, Margaret and Bob King
OF Great Falls, VINO were her
guests.
Thoes present besides the
honoreeS and the hostess in
| Guided Misses Jeanne and Jam
ice Kelley, Margaret Raeburn,
Margaret Powers, Louise Miller,
Blanche Franklin, Peggy Joyce
Baker, Jeanne Mann, Frances
Dehnert and LaNell Boughton,
and Barney Sibley, Alvin Tors
Ike, Burgess Macleod, Bill Will
son, Grover Dunlap, Bobble
Kerrick, Buzzie Henderson,
Dean Huss, Harold Jensen,
Gayle hammers and Raleigh
Harris.
First prize went to Dean Huss,
Grover Dunlap, Peggy Joyce
Baker and Jean Kuehn.
RAINBOWS TO
HOLD MEETING
The Order of Rainbow here
will hold it's first meeting on
Tuesday, September S, at 800
pm. in the Masonic temple.
All members are requested 70
be present to hear report and
make plans for the activities OF
the year.