davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1950-11-19
tinlled warm.

cloudy today most of the Nation except along
the Atlantic Seaboard the far Southwest Snow is
Michigan westward to Eastern Oregon
and Washington predicted for the Lower Ohio and
Middle Msssppi Valleys and in the far will
be somewhat warmer along the entire East Coast
-AP Wirephoto Map.
Evening star., 1950-11-19
The Sun ana Moon.

monthly precipitation IN inches In tn
Capital teurrent month to date):
Evening star., 1950-11-19
River Report.
(From U. 8. Engineeral

TIDE Tables.
FURNISHED BY United States Coast and
Evening star., 1950-11-19

for specially acts. chorus singers
dancers, and sportscasters, Mr.
Heller asserted.
The Arizona post., 1950-09-15

Eminent scholar lecturer
Synagogue, Central Park West, NelU York Cty)
It is said in the Talmud that destroyed
its inhabitants profaned the Sabbath The rabbis said
further that all Israel would Sabbath should
be kept the age-ong Jewish would Immediately
the Messiah would come redemption
Jewish people Those who observe the Sabbath day through
home ceremonies prayer contemplation
reading feel touch of regret that without
cooperation of all they
dramatic redemption of all their people But them cheered
by the knowledge that they helping bring
dempton.
For what the primary purpose the Sabbath? 1t is rest
religious exercise Remember the Sabbath keep
holy Six shalt thou
the seventh day. Sabbath unto the Lord thy GOd thou shalt
not do work 1--WE do not psychiatrist to tell
under what dangerous most of living nowadays
and how physically refreshing Strengthening spirit
uay nvigoratng recuren weekly Sabbath of rest that
is observed equally in letter and in spirit
Implicit in this comprehensive injunction rabbis find
thynne differing categories of forbidden labor
this multiplication of prohibitions sprkiing preoccupa-
ton with the letter of the law? Let
When on the of the we pockets
and is not because there would be hard
involved in the Sabbath the neg
gble weight of few coins 1t the Sab
bath wish to have contact with anything associated with
daily This simple physical
spirits the the market place
blessings to overwrought and neurOtic generation
thry-nne of work prohibited the
that tearing Opening envelope is not hard
physical mail the Sabbath thereby
opens spirit invasion worldly interests business prob
cares the spirit of the Sabbath refuge from
material concerns is likely to be destroyed.
beautiful healing influence body mind,
spirit that God wishes the Sabbath to be is eff
the that such letter of the law for
helping unes its spirit We have observe
the thy-nne basic and many derivave Sabbath
build the day in the Jewish spirit
the therapeutic and uplifting influence lives
laws of the Sabbath positive commands and prOhi
burdensOme laws made by unimaginave
They expressions and instruments of that divine
physical rest recuperatiOn and
spiritual healing give their blessing overweight and
neurotic generation.
command of the Sabbath requires not only rest
from labor and repose the hom but also the sanctcaon
only synagogue give For it in the synagogue
lifts its voice in and is to the synagogue
that Israel hear the word of God Only
through elements together rest haowing in the
with the congregation and reading the word OF
God can the fulness of blessing that from
of the command Remember the
day keep holy Only such Sabbath day gives the
healing Joy of greater physical webeng greater social hap
pne greater peace mind greater of SOUL and the
unique blessing of the oversouL
Are there some you think that financially
not afford to observe Think much
deeper sense physically mentally nervOuSy and spiritually
you can far neglect violate the Sabbath
The Arizona post., 1950-09-15
The Sabbath
BY
REV. DIR. DAVID DE SOLA POOL

Eminent scholar lecturer and Rabbi of the Spanish Portuguese
Synagogue, Central Park West Ne,U York City)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-04
Jaky je stav dopravniho LODI
silva SpoienYch Staff.

Washington, D. C. V r1z-
nych americkych pTfstavech
jsou cineny slime skupiny del
nlk1, ably pripravily zalozni do
pravnl lode pro sluzbu tax, a.
by molly lode ty co nejdrive O.
pet slouzit brannym potTebam
zem. Je zatfm pracovano ma
48 lodlch, z nichz byly dosud
4 modernisovany a upraveny
pro plavbu.
Stav dopravn1ho lodstva je
nynf takovy, re v civilni plavbe
Je v cinnosti 1,187 dopravn1ch
lodi a vlada ma V lodni zaloze
dals1ch 1929 lodi, stav6nych
vetSinou We valce S nekolikale-
tou sluzbou "a sebou. Tato "a
SODA byla povazovana "a do
s~tacuj1cf tim sp1se, re vetsina
nynl plovoucich osobn1ch paro-
lodi mGze byt rychle pTetvore-
ma pro dopravu vojska.
Lodenice vsak nebyly pred
korejskym konfliktem Sc sta
VEN vec1 nikterak spokojeny
proto, re stavba obchodn1ch To-
oil byla teto dob6 nepatrna a
zalozni lodi byly soustTedeny V
nekolika pTistavech ma zapad-
MIN pobTez1. Poole poslednfch
vladnfch vykazd bylo V dubnu
letosn1ho roku lodaTskem prG
myslu zamestnano 67,1OO lid1,
coz bylo 0 28,80O meme nez
pred rokem.
Avsak situace sc lepsila jiz
pred korejskym tazen1m, kdyz
lodenice valecneho lodstva jiz
rozsirovay svoji kapacitu a pc
n~ynejs1ch brannych opatfen1ch
Dude vec vyhl1zet zcela jinak.
V kongresu je zat1m projedna-
van zvlastn1 zakon O povolenl
80 milionG dolarG ma reaktivo-
van1 dals1ch 148 zalozn1ch lodi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-04
Pokus o vyhosteni delegate ma
cionalisticke Ciny " Bezpecnost-
nj Rade u. N. ztroskotal.

We stredecnfm zasedani Bez-
peenostni Rady U. N. v Lake
Success nastoupil ma m1sto pred
sednicke rusky komunisticky
fanatik Jacob Malik, ktery i
hned urcil ,aby otazka prijetl
Komunisticke C1ny "a elena
Spojenych Narodd byla prvn1 V
projednavani. Jeho navrh byl
vsak porazen hlasy 8 ku 8. Pro
navrh hlasovali: Indie, Rusko
a Jugoslavie.
Pan Malik sc hrozne dopalil
a vyhrozoval re pouzije veta
V zalezitosti americkeho navr-
hu ma projednan1 Korejskeho
konfliktu. Bude-li vsak pan
Malik jake pTedseda m1rny
prub6h zasedanf Bezpecnostn1
Rady svoji arogantnosti stezo-
vati NIUE Sc staff, re delegati
budou zadati O hlasovanl "a
okamzite odlozeni zasedanf a
tim by prekazili sovetske pro-
pagacn1 manevry. A MONA,
ze k tomu dojde, ponevadz 81
pan Malik pocina jake dictator.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-04

Pohrby.
Pc. ceryence IL

= 26. cervence zemrel kra-
jan p. Josef Bystry, manzel pf.
Mary Bystry, 513 Patuxent A
venue, Chesaco Park We start
SIS let. Narodil sc v Rakousku
a V Americe dlel 40 let. Byl ma
jitelem kvetinarskeho obchodu
v Severovychodni Trznici.
Pohreb konal sc 20. cervence
re Schimunkova PohT. Domu do
St. Clements kostela a odtud
ma Hrbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele.
27. cervnece zemrel kra-
jan p. Josef Baruch, 1905 So
merset St. We start 68 let. Ma
rodil Sc V Baltimore. Byl svo-
bodny, zamestnanfm krejc1.
PohTeb konal sc 20. cerven-
ce z domu smutku ma Hfbitov
Nejsv. Vykupitele a byl vypra-
ven o. Harlem E.. SchimGnkem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-04
48 vaiecnych lodi Dude znovu
,zafazeno do aktivni sluzby.

Washington, D. C. = Mobi-
lisacn1 pf1pravy jsou nynf pro
vadeny znacne rychlejs1m tenn
penn. Valecne namoTnictvo O.
znamilo, re jiz zahajilo pripra-
Wy ku zaTazenf 48 zalozn1ch
valecnych lodi do chime sluzby.
Jak oznamil pTedseda branne-
no vyboru domu zastupcd kon-
gresn1k Vinnson patti do teto
skupiny 2 velke letadlove lodi,
4 male letadlove lodi, 2 tezke
kfizn1ky, 4 lehke kfizniky, 80
torpedoborcG a 5 ponorek.
Soucasne bylo oznameno, re
namornictvo zvysf svdj perso-
naln1 stav O 204, 900 dGstojnlku
a muzG a rozmnoz1 pocet svych
letadel O LOO.
stab sboru marinG Dude IVY
Sen z dosavadn1ch $4,000 ma
10000 to jest tedy pflrdstek
$4,000 muzG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-04
Hudebni Koncerty
" Patterson Parku.

Program v nedeli, 6. srpna
We 3 hodiny odpoledne:
Baltimore, Our Baltimore
Colts Armory March
Ruy Bias Overture
Pavane
Community Singing
Don Quixote Suite
Dagger Dance from Natoma
Revere
Triumphal March =
Sigurd Jorsalfar
Echoes from The
Metropolitan Opera House
Community Singing
Punchinello
Nocturne
Four Short Selections
Barnum & Bailey's Favorite
The Star Spangled Banner
Koncert diriguje kapeln1k
William S. Hart.
Program We stredu, 9. srpna
" 8 hOdin vecer.
Baltimore, Our Baltimore
Army Air Corps March
Morning, Noon & Night -
Overture
The Song Is You
Marche Indiene
from L'Africanne
Community Singing
The Young Prince & Princess
from Schenerazade
Electric March
Selections from Oklahoma
Knightsbridge March
Community Singing
Poeme
Blaze Away = March
The Star Spangled Banner
Koncert r1dl kapelnik Gerald
Eyth.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-04
Rodinny VyIet

ktery usporadal I. Cesky Dem.
Klub 7. wardy, 838 N. Chester
St. ma zname vyletn1 mfsto
"CvachGv Sor" minulou nedeli
Sc vsestrann6 vydaTil.
A re Sc blfzf volby, bylo nej-
l6pe demonstrovano pT1tomnos-
tt velk6ho poctu kandidat1, KITE
Fl 81 pTali byti seznameni CO
MONA S nejvetsim poctem vo-
lieu. Jest to mas dobry Anne
ricky zpGsob, ktery prokazuje,
re mas d1kladny 1stavne de-
mokraticky system je nejlepsfm
ma svete.
Predseda Vyletn1ho Vyboru
p. John w. Wallis mel pine ruce
prace S Professionalism pf1cho-
zfch kandidatG a dial ma to
ably vse bylo oznameno ma mist
MIN rozhlasovaci. Vsichni Gle
move vyboru pracovali svorne a
oddan6 a mali hlavni zasluhu
ma 1spechu vyletu.
Mezi pfftomnymi byli nasi
bodFf pratel6 z Eastport, Anna
polls PIP. Josef w. Hodek a Jan
Vodak, dale pravnici p. Frant.
J. Pintner, starry organisator
naseho klubu Sc sym synovcem
p. John c.. Rezacem z Los An
Angeles, Calf. Take tam byl
p. Vaclav Pazourek, mas byva-
~ dlouholety pokladn1k, ktery
Sc VIDAL sv6ho 1radu pro ne
moe. Tesilo mas v%elice, re pri-
sci a NELL jsme radost re opet
dobTe vyhl1z1.
Vsem kdoz pTisli mezi mas
ma vylet a vsem kdoz nezistne
spolupracovali ma jeho zdaru
srdecn6 dekuje
Ia Vybor
Josef V. Mach, tajemn1k.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-04
Mladi Australane pochopili.
Houfne vstupuji do armady.

Melbourne, Australia. = Au-
stralske 1Tadovny pro odvod
dobrovolnik1 v Sydney a Mel
bourne oznamujf, re Sc zvysuje
pocet dobrovoln1kG, ktef1 chte-
il b%ojovat s vojsky Spojenych
narodG ma Koreji. Pred otev-
Ten1m melbournske uTadovny
cekala dlouha fronta dobrovol-
Mkt pred budovou. Pocet te-
lefonickych dotazG je rovnez
velmi znacny cd te dolby, CO by
10 znameno, re lie dobrovolne
slouzit ma Koreji.
Rozhlas mesta Wellington v
Novem Zelande rovnez hlas1,
re pocet dobrovoln1kG hlasi-
c1ch sc do novozelandskych po-
zemnfch jednotek urcenych pro
obranu Korejske republiky je
velmi znacny. V patek do po-
lednfch hodin hlasilo Sc v No
VEN Zelande pres 5000 dobro-
voln1k1 do zbran1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-04
Kardinal dava pfednost valce
nez Spatnemu miru.

Bonn, Nemecko. = Kardinal
Josef Frings, kol1nsky arcibis-
kup, prohlasil, re mir "a kaz-
dou cenu a sobecka neutratlita
jsou povzbuzenlm pro bezohle-
dine diktatory. Kardinal pro-
mluvil k $4,000 posluchacG,
kteTf prisli ma velkou schulz po-
fadanou katol1ky.
Nemfstne narky proti obra-
ne a pro mir "a kazdych okol-
nostf, tax jak je uplatnujf rdz-
ne skupiny, nesouhlasf s princi-
penn krestantsv1, protoze i die
nazoru Sv. Otce, jsou pfipady,
kdy valka je nejen pravem ale
i narodn1 %povinnosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-04
Americana " Nsmecku budou
podrobeni vycviku proti
atomovemu valceni.

Heidelberg, Nemecko. = A
mericke okupacn1 vojsko v Ne
mecku vcetne zenskych pomoc-
nych Short Dude cviceno v o.
brane proti atomovym bombam
a prot nebezpec1 radioaktivnl-
no vyzaTovan1. V techto no
vych vycvikovych kursech bu-
de pokracovano az do Is. listo-
padu. Americt1 civiln1 zamest-
nanci v Nemecku uz Sc podro-
bill vycviku, ktery trval tTi ty-
dny. Mezi tyto americke "a
mestnance patti hasicske odd1-
ly ,lekarsky personal a odbor-
nfci udrzovan1 verejneho po-
Tadku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-04
Kradez drahocennych obrazH
We Svycarsku.

Sion, svycarsko. - V mist
MIN obchode s obrazy byly u
kradeny vzacne Originally v
hodnote asi S42,O Byly mezi
mimi tez obrazy Rembrandto-
Wy, Goyi, Renoira a Picassa..
Zlodeji tez ukradli plsemne "a
ruky, jimiz byla overena pra-
vost techto originate. Je to uz
tTetf kradez umeleckych pred
We Svycarsku v poslednich
nekolika meslclch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-04
Krajan Zdsnek Ptacek
z Washingtonu Sc pozdravuje
z tezkeho urazu.

HI dJ0AA A0~AAOh I0OCh
z Washingtonu Sc pozdravuje
z tezkeho urazu.
Minuly tyden jsme dostali cd
mileho washingtonskeho pTite-
lie p. Zdenka Ptacka dopis z
Georgetown nemocnice. Vypi-
soval jak Sc ma a jake della po-
kroky. Stehenn1 kost Sc hojf We
lice dobfe, nenastaly zadne kom
plikace tax re Dude moci asi O.
pustiti nemocnici O neco drive
neil lekaTi soudili. Ovsem
byla to dlouha doba lezeti cele
dny a noel ma zadech a koukati
ien ma strop. Nynf NIUE chvf-
lemi lezeti ma strane a dali no
i ma dive hodiny do vozicf zidle.
Mel velkou radost z cetnych
navstev nasich krajan1.
Pan Ptacek 81 vyprosuje pro-
stTednictv1m naseho listu srdec-
ne pozdravy vsem znamym.
A my doufame, re jiz pTistf
dopis nam nap1se z mil6ho do
nova.
D6kujeme "a vzpominku a
pfeieme brzke 1pln6 pozdra-
venf. Ia "Telegraf",
A. Cihlar, redaktor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-04
General Motors budou vyrabet
valecne tanky.

Detroit. - NejvetS1 americ-
ka spolecnost ma vyrobu auto
mobilG, firma General Motors,
oznamila, re brzy zahaji vyro-
bu tankG. Poole zpravy firmy
General Motors ma byt V nej-
blizsfch dnech podepsana smlon
va S americkou vladou O hro-
NADINE vyrobe tanku. Tarky
mali byt staveny v oddeleni
Cadillac, aniz by vyroba O.
sobn1ch vozG pro civiln1 potfe-
bu tim prozat1m byla dotcena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-04
Ceskoslovensky Radiovy pro-
gram " Baltimore docasne

Tento tyden zavftal do re-
dakce TELEGRAPH" mas dobry
prftel p. Jarka Mares, reditel
Gsl. rozhlasu re STANCE WCBM.
Pan Mares mas pozadal bychom
otiskli V TELEGRAPH" zpravu,
re nasledkem nepTedvfdanych
okolnostf Sc vysflanf csl. radio
v6ho programu zastavuje. Pro
jevil vSak nadeji, re snad ma
podzim Dude mu mono csl.
program opet zahajiti. Pokusf
sc O to re vsech sill a my mu pre-
jeme re srdce by sc mu to po-
daTilO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-04
Reservni valecne tovarny pTi-
praveny k zahajeni vyroby.

Washington, D. C. = Ma 460
prGImyslovych podnikG pfedsta-
vuj1c1ch hodnotu asi Z bilionu
dolard je pTipraveno pro pfl-
padnou zbrojn1 a hlavne munic-
nj vyrobu. Tyto zalozn1 pod
Milky by molly zahajit vyrobu
"a pomerne velmi kratkou do
bu. Vetsina techto podnikG je
vlastnena vladou a nektere z
mich jiz vyrobu zahajily. Get
ne tovarny byly prodany SOU
kromym %podm1nkou, re must
byt k disposici pro zbrojni ice
lie, kdyby toho bylo tfeba.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-04
Belehrad a Zahreb spojen 300
mil dlouhou silnici.

Zahreb, Jugoslavie. V Ju-
goslavii byl prave dokoncen
velky silnicn1 projekt v ramci
jugoslavske petiletky. Je to
800 mil dlouha automobilova
silnice spojuj1c1 Belehrad sc
ZahTebem. Nova silnice Dude
tez jakymsi symbolem jednoty
mezi Srby a Chorvaty dnesnf
Jugoslavii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-04
Krajanka ma navsteve u sve
dcery " Kalifornii.

Dne %. cervence odjela ku
navSteve sve dcery pf. Sophie
Ais, Long Beach, Calf. znama
krajanka pf. Mary Svecina, man
zelka p. Josefa Sveciny, 923 N.
Bradford ST. V prGvodu p1.
Svecinv6 je jejf vnucka Ber-
nedette Dietrich z Baltimore.
Nasi krajance Sc v Kalifornii
velice lib a navstfvila tam w
mamma m1sta. Navrati sc nam
do Baltimore koncem srpna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-04
Velka protestni h q

Dude pofadana obcanskymi,
deln;ckymi a veteranskymi or
ganisacemi " utery, 8. srpna v
8 hodin vecer v Auditoriu Poly
techniky prot proponovanemu
zasedan1 Cervene C1ny v Be-
pecnostnf Rade Spojenych Ma
Hlavn1m recnikem Dude
senator Herbert O'COnOr.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-04
Armadni kaplan zabit pTi
oSetrovani ranenxch.

Toxic. = Rev. F. G.. Felhol-
ter, armadni kaplan byl zabit
severokorejskymi vojaky, kdyz
zustal ma bojisti pc 1stupu A
merchant, ably osetril 80 crane
nych vojaku "a bitvy u feky
Kun. Jak znamo, armadn1 ka-
plant nemaj1 u sebe zadnych
zbran1. Zabity knee byl Gle
mem frantiskanskeho radu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-04
Subscription $3.50 per Annum.
MlStnl ZprdVy.
Pozdrav a Vzpominka.

z Grand Canyon National
Park, Arizona, nam zaslala kra-
ianka pi. Barbora Manion. Je
ma cest6 k domovu a Dude rada
az pTijede opet do Baltimore:
Do Atlantic City, N. j.,
odjela krajanka p1. Mary Ha-
iek a zdrzf Sc tam 4 nedele.
Prejeme il prijemny pobyt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-04
Mobilisacni zakon %pTipraven
r vSechny pfipady.

Washington, D. G. = Kada
narodnfch zdrojG sdeluje, re
ma pripraveny zakon o pine mo
bilisaci a zavedeni 1plnych a
pffisnych kontrol p~racovnlch
sill, mezd a cen. :.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-04
Senator Willard E. Tydings

Senator Willard E. Tydings
opet kandiduje ma znovunomi-
novanl v primarkach re demo-
kratickou stranu.
K ongresnik Edw. A. Carmatz
uchazl Sc o nominaci ma demo-
kratickem listku ku znovuzvo-
leni do kongresu.
Pan Frank c. Robey
jest opet demokratickym kan
ma mlsto Clerka, Court
of Common Pleas Of Baltimore
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-01-26
Says Cattle Need
Green Feed TO
Avoid Deficiency

Cattle that were on dry range
last summer with very little
green iced are apt to need a
certain amount Of good, bright
green hay before spring ii a
Vitamin A deficiency is to be
avoided, according to N. A. ia
coDSen county extension agent.
AS Little as i've TO ten pounds
of hay per head per day is
sufficient to offset this diff
Gully, he said. COWS that are to
calf should have close to half
feed OF. good hay for at least
a month beforehand.
Green-color hay is usually
high IN tarotene which is con-
verified into vitamin A in the
animals body system. Because
viCamin A is readily destroyed
by heat, Sta1k-purned nay,
bleacned hay, or more than one
season old contains little If any
Vitamin A or c%arotene.
Vitamin A is now recognized
as the most important ,vlCamin
to cattle and the only one
about which Stockmen need be
concerned. When contained in
feed This vitamln promotes the
growth of young animals and
protects the health OF older
animals. ..:t
While on good green grass,
mature cattle are able to store
reserve Vitamin A in certain
body organs sufficient to last
four to SIX months. Calves can
only store reserves to last about
half as long as older cattle be-
cause of a heavier requirement
for growth. Stockmen can there
fore re-all iced conditions of
last summer and fall and deter
mine how long cattle tan safe
ly go without feed containing
a good supply of carotene or
vitamine A. --- ..~>.
The first and most common
sign of vitamin A deficiency in
cattle is usually night blindness
or staggers. Watery eyes are
also recognized as a usual
symptom along with rough
coats and a general unthrlI u
ness. When body reserves of
vitamin A are low in breeding
cows they may produce dead or
weak calves which are under
developed. Such calves frequent
ly also are weak, Wobbly and
have difficulty in breathing.
Although good, bright green
hay is the most dependable
source of vitamin A for cattle,
commercially prepared pellets
that contain vitamin A in sta
bilized form are also desirable.
About 5000 units of vitamin
A in stabilized form is sutfici-
ent to meet the requirements
of a COW each day. Certain feed
manufacturers are now prepar-
ing pellets viii h contain ap-
proximately this amount of
vitamin A in each pound of
feed.
Either good quality hay or
pellets with a stabilized vitamin
A content will prevent deficien-
cies, Jacobsen said. However, if
serious trouble develops, a vet
erinarian should be consulted.
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Former Resident Dies
AT Los Angeles

Joseph Cotter of Los Angeles,
early-day resident OF the Har-
din area, passed away D.. Dece ems
Der 10 at Los Angeles any We We
buried there December IA, &C.
cording to word received from
q sister. Mrs. NJ. B. Roche. Tor
merly of Hardin, but now OF
Mr., Cotter first came to
Montana with his brothers,
lack and sylvester Cotter, ln
.ia0s and homesteaded when
Isnd was first opened for set
tiement. The first school, aone-
room building, was built on MI.
Golfers homestead: 81
BESIDES Mrs. Roche, Mr.. Cot
ter is survived by his WIDOW,
Mrs. Katherine Cotter OF Los
Angeles, and a daughfar Ms
ea1l ]. Toceri, of Hollywood
Calf.
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Petzoldt to Address
Sheridan Graduates

DR.. w. A. Petzoldt, retired
Baptist missionary among the
Crow Indians, will deliver the
commencement address for
Sheridan high school seniors on
May "a, Superintendent Robert
w. Skinner announced recent
ily.
! DR.. Petzoldt was selected by
:. the school board at Sheridan
and his acceptance has been re-
tceiVed, according to Skinner.
DR.. Petzoldt was a pastor of
the First Baptist church in
Sheridan from 1900 until 1903,
and on December l of the lat
ter year began his work at the
Crow Indian mission near
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Society

Fred Ben7el. Jr. Mrs. Conner OF
Rocky Mountain College o.
Billings was introduced as guest
speaker.
The new president, Mrs. Fred
DeWald, presented a gift to Mrs.
Sam Kern, retiring president.
After the business meeting,
refreshments were served by
Mrs. Lind, Mrs. Bill Lind, Jr.,
Mrs. Jacob Strecker, Mrs. Ed
Keller and Mrs. Fred Lind.
There were 81 members present
and four guests.
! The newt meeting will he held
at the home of Mrs. George
Mehling, on February 2.
Missionary Society
The Baptist Missionary sonie-
ty met Thursday at the home
of Mrs. J. M. Walker.
Margaret Woods had charge
OF devotions, and Verda Rum
felt led in PRAYER. The Se"re-
tarv and TREASURER reports were
LOU anu pplOpC
The business meeting follow
ed, after whi7h lunoh was serv-
ed TO Is members and ore guest
by the hostess, Mrs. Walker.
The next MEETING will be held
Felbruarv 2 at the home Of Mrs.
GEORGE Woods. with Mrs. Helen
Swabv as co-hostess.
BRIDGE Party
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Dvche en-
tertaired at a BRIDGE rarty in
their home on Wednesday ev-
erino.
Invited quests were Mr.. and
Mrs, Don Eyre. Mr.. ard Mrs. C..
w. Jo"as and Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Wildin.
Entertains BRIDGE Club
Mrs. Finer Skeie entertained
the Wednesday bridge club at
a 1:30 luncheon at her home on
January IS.
Ladies' Aid
The First Lutheran Ladies'
Aid will meet Wednesday after
noon. February /. At the home
OF Rev. and Mrs. N. C. John
shoy, with Mrs. P. M. Jacobson
as co-hostess.
Members are asked to be
prompt for the business meet
ing, which starts at 2:30 p. m.
The program will be in charge
of Rev. Johnshoy and Mrs. E.
A. Skeie.
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HOSPITAL NOTES

ADMITTED-Jan. IL, rIa In
Fisher, Lodge Grass; Jan. ~,
Mrs. Roland Belts OF Eardin'
Mrs. Leo Metzker of Hardin,
Mrs. Ellison Edwards OF Sarpy;
Jan. q, Mrs. Harry Stelnmet5;
Hardin: Jan. %, Mrs. Moses
Old Bull of Lodge Grass; Jan.
"a, Mrs. Rudolphe KING, Bllsoy.
DIsMIsSED-Jan. ID, aaron
Lachenmaier of Hardin; Jen;
10, Mrs. Robert Turner ana
daughter, Hardin; Jan. ~, EAR
Marsh, Mrs. Gus Salveson .aaa
daughter, Mrs. John S-h1Teil'
ali of Hardin; Jan. 81, Ms,
Leo Metzker; Jan. "a, MIS-
Roland Belts and sen.
BRTHS-Jan. 20, Mrs. Rolal1c
Belts, boy. weight 7 ID: 3 o.;
Jan. 20, Mrs. Ellison EDWARDS,
boy, 7 ID. 8 o.; Jan. o., Mrs:
Harry Steinmetz, girl. 5 10. -
o.: Jan. %, Mrs. Moses Old
Bull, boy, 7 ID. 11R o.; Jan:
"a, Mrs. Rudolph King, boy Z
lb. 5A OF.
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Lodge Grass. He retired from
that post A years later, and
since has become widely known
as a lecturer on Indian life.
He makes numerous public
appearances in widely separated
sections of the United States
during lecture tours each year
and is sought as an after din
ner speaker.
DR.. Petzoldt will also deliver
the commencement address at
buffalo. Wyo., on May II.