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Evening star., 1955-02-21
Statesmen

We need full and part time salesmen.
We will train you while you earn as
hish as $500 per month. School
with faetory-trained instructors 3
nights per wk. After graduation,
managers for assistance Call or see
vtrn DoonsYl. general mgr, HILL Il
SANDERS. WashinRton's Oldest
Ford Dealer. lii4 Vermont ave. ~.
AD. l-4300. -27
Evening star., 1955-02-21
CLERK

White. 2n-35, for posting accounts
receivable and general ofics work.
Experience In use of posting ma
chine preferred. High school grad
uate pleasant working conditions,
employe benefits. 5-day wk.. 40-hr.
Apply oil am, or PA pm. Mr..
Shuev SOUTHERN WHOLESALERS,
707 Edgewood St. ne. -22
Evening star., 1955-02-21
SALESLADIES

SALESLADIES
Must be thoroughly experienced for
sportswear or ready-to wear. Best
conditions and highest salaries plus
commissions for experienced. Apply
WARDELL
18th and F St NV. -21
SEAMSTRESS-FITTE white, exper..
for. dress shop: from l to 8 pm,
sfsRErN8yET5sae esIlY; AZ 7-Igs9; masa,,n. needs
been spoiled by years Of. bureau;
typist: should be able. to think on
own initiative; excellent working
conditions; in pleasant surround
open to the right girl who has a
sense of humor and sense of re-
sponsibility. Phone ST. 3-1145.
SECRETARY. permanent position at
National Airport; 5-day week; air
auired' Starting salary: $40 a
- Position as private
secretary to public relations director
of national organization. Applicants
Dt
with pleasing personality and ability
to work with others. Duties will be
varied and interesting. Excellent
working conditions with liberal leave
and insurance benefits. Apply. giving
complete information to Box 16-V
ReHR age 1895; 5 day;
utility, $4,000; legal; $4,000: pc
troleum, $4,000: trade association.
$500: real estate, $1,000; airline,
management, $500: economics,
$4,000; many others. S3,40o to
$4,000: no reg. fee. Personnel Dt-
vision, MANAGEMENT CONSULT
ANTS. INC. lf06 G st. NV.
POSITIONS to s $4,000
up, Capitol Hill. law, assoc. hotels,
all kinds hundreds openinss--place
Is to 60 Visit today. BOYD'S, 700
18th. cor. G (welcome). ST. 3-3G66.
SECRETARY, in Hyattsville, sos VIZ.
good future. Secv-, Alexandria. Sh5
up. Several openings vic. Airing
ton. Dozens others. Daily. inquire
ST. 3 3666 BOYD EMPL. CENTER,
sTENoGRAPHER =
Alert Efficient. for staff of U. s.
Senator. Must be competent, exper.
stenographer Please forward de-
tails Of background and experience
to Box 15a-T. Star. Applications
kept confidential
Evening star., 1955-02-21
SALES ENGINEER
SALES MANAGER TYPE

Aggressive life insurance
Agency needs man OF proven
Capacity interested in a 3-year
training program leading to
management opportunity.
Every step in process highly
Identified and excellently i'm
plemented. Write experience
to Box 43o-S, Star, ---2l
Evening star., 1955-02-21

ALTERATION HAND AND FILTER
For expensive. ladies' wear. Expe-
rienced only. Sun. IA. o-6l04;
wkdays.. JU. 9-96Sl. al
Evening star., 1955-02-21

Excellent working conditions. Liberal
empioye benefits. including vacation,
sick leave. etc
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-22
BY Ernest Immel

Helena - Title of a biography.
Thomas J. Walsh, a Senator from
Montana" by his cousin. Jose
phine O'Keene of Billings. and re-
Gently off the press, is a remind
er of one of Montana's most dis
tinguished citizens, who died
March 2, 1888, a few days before
he was to become attorney gener-
al In Franklin D. Roosevelt's cab
met.
I have not yet read Miss
OKeane's book, but 1 think I
have a general idea of the ma
terial it contains - and some that
1T may not contain: For example
the highly dramatic incident in
the office of Gov. j. E. Erickson
on the day of the senator's tuner
al, an incident which I have rea-
son to believe affected the course
of political events in this state.
Although Tom Walsh was to be
the governments chief law Off
Ger i'm the first Roosevelt cabi-
net, I doubt whether the philoso-
ply which unfolded with the de-
velopment Of the New Deal would
have been acceptable to him. The
political dogmas to which Walsh
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-22
Sunshine Homemaker

The Sunshine Homemakers
club met at the home of Mrs.
Raymond Oakland, Thurs, Sept.
is, with IL members answer
ing roll call. Plans were made
TO go to the Homemakers and All
club achievement day at Wat
ford City the following Saturday.
Mrs. Helen Lassey reported on
the Homemakers' fall county
council meeting. Lunch was serv-
ed by Mrs. Oakland and Mrs.
Arthur Paulson. Visitors present
were Mrs. VIM. Faulkner and
girls, Mrs. Anna PaulSon and
Mrs. Clarence Hagberg. The next
meeting will be at the home Of
Alice LeenS October 20.
Bethel Lutheran Sunday school
opened Sunday, September IL
with 80 pupils present and a staff
OF 10 teachers and superintendent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Olson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hagberg
Superior, Wis, were visitors
the Eugene Larsen home in
Culbertson Wednesday afternoon.
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-22
Percentage
Take Accident ms.

Superintendent Raymond A.
Gerber has reported that a large
number of students and teachers
in the elementary and junior-se-
Nor high schools have taken the
special school child accident poll
cy which was adopted two years
ago. This is the third year for
this insurance. Out of 1904 per-
sons in the Sidney public schools,
1893, of which 1852 we're students
and 46 were teachers and staff.
elected to take this insurance.
The reasonable rate of $1.5O for
this accident insurance coverage
will insure the policy holder up
to a maximum of $4,000 for any
accident incurred:
l. While enroute between home
and school.
z. While within a school build
ing or on school grounds.
3. While enroute between school
and home.
4. While on a school sponsored
trip.
s.. While on a required field trip.
g. While engaged in athletic
contests.
z. While being transported as
a member of an athletic team.
or any other school spon-
Sored group.
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-22

Mrs. Frank LaSSey and Mrs.
Gilman Wang returned home
Wednesday morning from Min
neapolis where they attended the
Sister Kenny Institute. While
there they visited with the Yer
non Baileys, Ernest and VIM.
Johnson families.
Mrs. Richard Croy and Mrs.
Alfred Gullikson were Watford
City visitors Wednesday where
they took the fall training lesson
Tor the Sioux Nimble All club.
Several parents of the Freshmen
attended the initiation party at
Fairview high school Friday eve
ming.
Harry Croy returned home Sum
day from the Sidney hospital
where he had been a patient for
several days.
Last Thursday evening Gilman
Wangs, Forrest Johnsons and Mrs
Milton Olson met at the Row
johnson home to help MI. and
Mrs. Clarence Hagberg celebrate
their 4Oth wedding anniversary.
They were married in the old
house just recently torn down
by Ross Speed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Math Koch and
Myron and Royle Koch were Sun
day dinner guests at the Alfred
GullikSons. Cynthia returned
home with her parents after
spending two weeks with the Gull
liksons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy johnson to-
gether with the Clarence Hag-
bergs spent last Tuesday evening
at the Arthur Link home at Char
bonneau. They were there to help
Mrs. Art Link celebrate her birth
day.
Tommy Croy is home on leave
from the navy to visit home folks.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Paulson
and family were Sunday dinner
guests at the Anna Paulson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Sandy
have moved recently to Sidney
where Alfred is employed by the
Lalonde Construction Co.
The Sioux Nimble Fingers and
Sioux Indians All clubs attended
achievement day at Watford City
Saturday The girls exhibited their
scarves, skirts, blouses and aprons.
The following received ribbons:
Sue Dobias, Sharon Croy, Judy
.roy, Ann Marie Croy, Acne Do
bias, Donna Dobias, Marianne
Iullikson, Betty johnson, Mary
Ann Thorson, Cheryle Wang. The
Boys exhibited vegetables and the
following received ribbons: David
9aulSon, Jimmie Gullikson, Van
lie and Stormy Vickers, and An
.hony Moran.
MIR. and Mrs. Forrest Johnson
md the Clarence Hagbergs went
o Bainville Tuesday on business.
Ole Sponheim and Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilman Wang went to Miles
lily Sunday to attend the Glen
live circuit meeting of the LII
heran church.
Pulling porcupine quilts out
+ several head of cattle occu-
led most of the day on Sunday
t Milt OlsonS. DR.. Witt and his
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-22
MONTANA HI WEEK"

adhered were Wilsonian and JEFF
ferSonian to the core. He was {
progressive moderate in the sense
that President Eisenhower ap-
pears to use that term.
This profound and brilliant Hell
ena lawyer had a difficult road
ahead of him before he first won
the senatorShip in 1913. The lead
erShip he gave to such reforms as
the direct primary law and the
direct election of United States
senators made him a rallying point
for persons in both major politi-
cal parties in Montana who re-
belled against party bossism. AT
that stage of his career Tom
Walsh vas denounced by his adj
verSaries as a radical. Times
have changed.
In my newspaper work I had
occasion to observe the strong
bond of loyalty between Senator
Walsh and Burton K. Wheeler.
who became senator 10 years La
ter. 1t was a persevering relation
ship rare in politics.
What is most remembered ma
tionally about Senator Walsh is
the job he did in uncovering the
unSavory story of the leasing of
the Teapot Dome naval oil re-
serve In Wyoming. In reference to
this and regarding Walsh's at
tributes generally, the late MARK
Sullivan, noted political writer.
said the Montana senator twas
worthy of the senate at its best
at any time"
This masterful investigation be-
came a pattern for congressional
inquiries, but I think the differ
.nce IS that in recent years politi-
cal advantage rather than public
service has been the primary OBJ
jective.
1t is now more than % years
since that March morning when !
Thomas James Walsh was laid at
rest in the Helena valley. In the
more than two decades that have
gone, there has come upon the
scene a new generation of politi-
leaders and ~aspirants to po-
itical leadership. They are not
the generation of Tom Walsh
lot, in the main, the same kind of
Democrats with the same politi-
philosophy. Seldom now do
politicians invoke his name. It
would be well if they did.
Whether the formulas of state
raft advocated by Thomas J..
were the best means of
promoting the general welfare is
matter of argument. But there
an be no argument about his
moral integrity, intellectual hon
sly and answering dedication
o duty as he saw it.
1t is not improbable here in
lontana that for a few persons !
ranlum may become the pot of
at the end of the rainbow. {
tut what is most likely is that in
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-22

many more cases the rainbow will
be an illusion created by a stock
selling promoter and that the pot
of gold will be the promoters
prize.
Uranium fever can be compared
with the gold fever of the early
pioneer era that brought reward
to some but disillusionment to
more. Then followed the period
of wild promotions where the Gin
Vestor" didn't even have a gam
bling chance. 1t is doubtful
whether Montana even now has
fully recovered from the distrust
IN mining ventures caused by the
con men of decades ago.
Some uranium mining promo
tons are legitimate and some are
not. The federal securities and
exchange commission gives a de-
gree of protection to the public.
State investment laws are sup
posed to be an additional safe
guard against defrauding promo
tiers, but Montana's laws in this
field do not seem to have the
teeth they need. But if the out
look for a cleanup is big enough.
there always r predators who
will take a chance at beating the
law.
A week or so ago, a warning
came from Congressman Arthur
c.. Kline of New York, chairman
of a house subcommittee on COM
merce, following a hearing in
Denver on uranium promotions.
The congressman's opinion of
some of the methods being en-
ployed was caustic, and his warn
ing was that people should look
carefully into uranium invest
ments before letting go of their
money.
So far the uranium con men do
not seem to have assembled on
Montana, at least not conspicu-
Perhaps one reason for
this is that as yet no important
uranium discovery has been re-
ported in this state. But when
an important discovery is made,
then watch out.
There is considerable uranium
hunting in Montana. For several
years the geological survey has
been showing rather acute inter
eSts In the Montana situation and
The atomic energy commission is
making aerial explorations in the
state. Hence the finding of COM
nercially promising uranium de-
oosits in Montana is a reasonable
expectation. Uranium rock has
oeen found in various parts of
he state.
1t would be interesting to know
low many uranium mining claims
lave been filed on in Montana.
'robably quite a number. Indica- -,
i've of this is the fact that the
tate board of land commissioners :
las granted some SO leases for =
ranium exploration on state :
ands, and more applications are :
oming in. Locations of state
eases issued or applied for in
Jude Fergus, Meagher, Wibaux, {
'arter, Cascade, Lewis and Clark (
nd Jefferson counties. &
Use of airplanes by uranium =
unters is getting to be common
l Montana. But that can be
angerouS business. A few
lonths ago two men from Ia
oma took off from the Kalispel
-rport on such a mission. That
the last that has been heard
them. The rainbow with prom
e of a pot of gold - or urani-
n - at the end of it can be
tragic lure.
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-22

father of Sidney together with
the help of Jim Denowh, Gene
Larson and the OlSonS succeeded
in freeing the cattle of most of
the quilts. The Bert Chases of
Fairview were callers at the OIL
son home that evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Roesner and
son of Fairview were Sunday
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-22

evening visitors at the GullikSon
horne. MI. and Mrs. Raymond
Oakland and family visited at the
Wesley ThorSon home Sunday.
Jim Opsta and Milt Olson Jr,
we're Williston shoppers Saturday
afternoon.
The following ladies attended
achievement day at Watford City
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-22

Saturday: Mesdames Lawrence
Croy, Alfred Gullikson, Richard
Croy, John Dunbar, Roy johnson
Milton Olson, Gilman Wang, For
rest Johnson, VIM. Dobias and
Frank Lassey.
Mrs. Perry ElletSon was a caller
at the Milton Olson home Mondav
morning.
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-22

IN THE SIDNEY HERALD
~ Thursday. Sept. %. 1855
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-22

mes one OF your gas company switchboard operators with connections all
over town, including yours. During our regular Office hours. she's on the iob
70 Se 0 1t that you receive dependable gas service.
q II, DAY out she's ready to direct your call to the right spot for quick
aouon' whether its an emergency call or just a request for cooking hints
IT appliance adyice-shen get you the answers.
Our gas service men are on call for emergency serUce-dav ~ ri,b+ veou
u aPenenCe OF your gas companys employee team, combined with the
savings invested by the companys many owners, re the principal reasons
10 your emclent lo"-cost gas service. You can depend on i-one of the best
bargains In the average family budget today.
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-22

1t is not improbable here in
Montana that for a few persons
uranium may become the pot of
gold at the end of the rainbow.
But what is most likely is that in
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-26

Njegovu sliku ovdje donosimo, da
ga clanstvo prijatelji jos jednom
vide ma slici da nam to ostane
trajna uspomena ma MEGA.
Pokojni brat Ivan dosao je u
Kanadu 1926. godine il. stare do
movine. liza sebe ovdje u Kanadi
ostavlja ozalostenu suprugu Veru,
sina John kcer Mary Bonetto, u
Renwich, Washington dvoje unu-
cadi; sestru Fora Vlahovic u Lar
der Lake. Ontario, dvije sestre
u starom kraju, kao mnogo dru-
ge rodbine ovdje Kanadi u Sic
dinjenim Drzavama.
Ma 2. februara povorka je kre-
nula cd pogrebnog zavoda u rimo-
katolicku crkvu Sacred Heart
Church, gdje je odsluzena Sveta
Misa zaduSnica po sveceniku, Rev.
Mcintyre, nakon toga ma Noun
tain View Groblje, gdje su njegovi
mrtvi ostanci predani majci zemlji
ma vjecni pocinak. Tu mad otvore-
MIN grobom, u ime naseg odsjeka
procitao je nadgrobno slovo brat
Jakov Vlahovic.
Neka je pollojnom bratu Ivanu
Starcevit lahka gruda zemlje u ko-
joj vet pociva, a hjegovoj supru-
gi, sinu i kteri, kao ostaloj rod
bini ovdje u Kanadi, Sjedinjenin
Drzavama staroj domovini, I
ime sveukupnog clanstva naseg
odSieka iskreno i duboko sauceSce
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-26

glavni blagajnk uloM reGenu svotu owe bondove.
Gavn bagank zvjescuje odbor da cekovnom poogu
zalade DieGjeg dovona da podnre ra-
proda $1500000 New Jersey Bell Telephone
Company Forty Debenure 81 due July l5 1888
klad Pomadka b trebai proda Pomadku knJ
zevnoi Vrjednos bondova znaSa S154O761
$1458 iii ukupno $1552219 Ova prodaJa ina sc
b mog neko Gekov povrat neispa
ten Odbor umaenm baa Krsta te brat Grasha
Ovcarc podupre predog da bondov
dau zaklad Pomadka. Predlog Sc usVaja jednogasno
miesecu dozrijevau sledcci bondovi pax
maju poslati "a naplatu
S5OO0OO Anacortes Washington W.T. Wks. 4lee due Nov
/, 1865.
$5OOO0O Cortland Equipment Lessons Inc 80 due Nov l.
bondov prpadau gavnoj zalad soj &c svoa
biti kredtirana kada budu bondovi splaccnl
$5OOOOO Dunkk, New York Lakcfront mpr, 434 due
prpadaju zakadi Pomadka ista zaada ce
biti kreditrana
Poso je dnevn red scpen to gavn predsJcdnk die oVu
sjednicu s. braskim pozdravom.
Joseph Bella, glavni tajnil
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Z APIS NIX
Siednce Financ anog l. septembra 1855

:
Gavn predsednk " Mandich otvara sjednicu batskm
pozdravom Prsutn sv clanovi Fnancijalnog odbora
Gavn bagajnik Krasch izvestue odbor da 2 sep
ispla prize bondove maine $4,000 General
Motor Acceptance Corporation TwentYear $3.50 Debenre
due September 1875 Owl bondoW nos $3.50 kamac
Ia gavnicu spat S49125O0 narasle kamate S5O4
Bondovi poden poa paGeni gavne zaklade poa IL
zakade Pomladka Dake svaka zakada e pata sVotu cd
$24 565. .02.
Takodjer ispat prize narucene Rheem Manufacturing
Company Twenty Sinking Fund $3.50 Debenure due Au
1879 Ia gavncu ispat svotu cd S49125OO "a
naase cd $15070 iii ukupno S492750 Bondov
kupen gavnu zaladu Owl bondov nosi AZ kamate
cd County Bridge Commission Nebraska,
Posat takoder Agreement kojeg ako sazemo
sm mozemo potpsat NINA povratti Maine traz cd svh
poednka Burt County Bridge Commission bondova da soe
zdaiu novi bondov cd S225OOO Pedda da
ba dovolna da most dovrs staV promet Owl
bondovi ma mad ranem zdanu godne 1850 Ma
predlog Bella poduprt bau Grasha ednogasno
ia predlog da gavn predsednk potpse oval Agreement
Dozre sjedeti bondoW City of Seattle. Washington,
Nun. 1t Power of 1880 Ser 1t 2l due October l. 1855
cd S22 600 Bondovi poslan napau ppadau
MOI zakladi.
Time c dnevni red iscrplen glavni predscdnk brat Man
dch die sjcdnicu sd bratskim pozdravom.
Joseph Bella, 81. ajnil
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-26

ka, kotar Karlovac, Hrvatska. U
HBz. je pristupio godine 1914, i
to kroz odsjek broj 613 u Kings
ford, Mich. U mas odsjek je dosao
sa Prestupnom Listinom godine
1912.
Mrtvo tijelo pokojnika bilo je
izlozeno u pogrebnom zavodu Je-
lenec. Mas odsjek je polozio krasni
vijenac ma njegov odar znak
zadnje pocasti. U pogrebnom "a
vodu prize sahrane, oprostio Sc je
cd pokojnika mas odsjecni pot
predsjednik, brat Anton Srok, a
liza toga bio je pokopan ma Holy
Cross Groblju.
Pokojnik je iza sebe ostavio svo-
iu rastuzenu suprugu Mariju, sina
James troje pastorcadi: Mildred
Pohizins,li, Joseph Edward Ras-
por.
u ime sveukupnog clanstva ma
Seq odsjeka klicemo: Neka ii je
brate Krznaricu lahka gruda owe
slobodne zemlje u kojoj ces "a
Euvijek potivati, a tvojoj suprugi,
sinu i pastorGadi nase najiskrenije
! bratsko sauceste.
Milan A. Pudjak, peroV.
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zAPISNIk
Sjednce FnancaInog Odbora odrzane H. oktobra

SJedniCe tlnancanOg OdbOra OdrZane IL OkObra 1880
Gavn predsednk Mandich otvara sednicu brat
skim pozdravom Psutn sv clanov Fmancanog odbora CLAW
predednk brat Mandich izveScue da do sada prim
odgovor Cd vee canova Gavnog Odbor kako sadanh od
koh je Fnancijaln Odbor razio
odobren da moze nesmetano uaga nasa moVna razne
bondove prize prmopredane sednc Lsovi psan ma sve
odbornke pod potpsom su Ganova Fnancanog odbora
razoga so sada mademo cevrtnu muna doara ruc
so Fnancjanom odboru ne bio nkakovih promena De-
vetoj Konvencji.
Gavn blaganik brat Krasich prkuGue tumaGen
poSo dob odobrenje odbora So e logcno ada
M Fnancalni odbor, oga radi rebamo odmah poduzet
trebne gotovna sto prize uloz bondove do
mopredane sjednice jos emo mat ruc drug Getvr mill
doara Ako gotovna neb uagaa Zaednca gubla
wise hiljada doara par mjeseca.
Zatm gavn blagajnk podnasa zvjeSGc uoska koeg
zveli konvencje. Maine sporazrmu svma Cano
vima Fnancanog odbora preporuku savjetuuG fme mi
reba uoz $1250O000 l. T. Financial Corpora
ton 35 Debentures due September l. 1870 Ali
aze brat Krasc bill stanju da dobjemo 35 bon
dova Ma 6og okobra iste spat glavnicu
till 25 narase kamae $2335 iii ukupno $34 62 co.
BondoV su kupljeni "a glavnu zakladu.
glavni blagajni cita list saveujuGe firmc koa
preporuGa ulozak Detroit Steel Corporation Mortgage
Sinking 47sc October 1970 DanaSnja cjena
bondovma jese so zna6i da nos SO Nakon
Ovcarc podupre predog
uo 100000 bondove. Predog ednogasno
Gan bagajni brat Krasich Ga nekoko preporuka
saVeuuc fe, ali naon odustae cd oVih
ua priCekat edno kratko edna
iZlaz mnogo novh zdanja bondoVa
Gavni blagajnl izvesGuje odbor Kanadskom fondu
made prGna svota ceovnom poogu pax b uloz
$4,000 Kanadske bondove. Cita list cd saveujuce rme
kojem preporuGa ulomo $4,000 Province of
katcheWan 81 due October 1875 caablc 1873 ceni cd
o8& Kanadskom zvjescujc ie
maine 98 kako to preporuca saveuuca ma Ma pred
log brata Mandca podupt bau Bella usvaa predog da
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-26
"ZAJEDNlCAR"

dosao pred 55 godina izestare do
movine. Bio je Charter n N2mber
naSeg odsjella, koji je bio ljtroJen
II. julia, 1904.
Brat TomiJanovit je bio samac,
nije bio ozenjen, pa je liza sebe
ostavio svoju netakinju, Zora Bu-
torac Redmond, Washington, kao
wise rodbine ovdje u Kanadi i
Sjedinjenim Drzavama.
U ime sveukupnog clanstva ma
Seq odsjeka, neka ii brate Ivane
TomljanoviGu bude lahka Gina
zemlja kojoj pocivas, tvojim
bliznjima - rodbini i prijateljima
nase iskreno i duboko sauceSce.
Ante Starcevic, tajnik
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KATA BUTORAC (B.D.)

Trail, b. c., Can. - Drustvo
"Sveti Grill Metod", odsjek broj
2s1 HBz. jvlja zalosnu West rod
bini, prijateljima svemu Clan
stvu nase zajednice diljem Kanade
i Sjedinjenih Drzava, da smo owe
godine IL nash redova sa smrcu
izgubili tri slijedeca clana:
Prva je bila nasa dugogodisnja
clanica kao Bracni Drug, sestra
Kata Butorac, koja je nakon duze
bolesti preminula u mjesnoj boil
nici ma prvog januara 1865.
Pokojna sestra Butorac bila je
rodjena godine 1872. u selu Sum
ger, opcina Mrkopalj, Gorski Ko-
tar, Hrvatska. Pristupila je u mas
odsjek kao Bracni Drug jos godine
1904, sto znaci preko so godina.
Malo prize toga vremena dosla je
iz stare domovine ovdje u Trail
k svomu suprugu, sada pokojnom
Stjepanu Butorac, koji je bio u
strojitelj ovog odsjeka prvi pred
SJednlk lSlOga.
Njezino mrtvo tijelo bio je izlo-
zeno u Carberry's Funeral Home,
gdje su ju dolazili pogledati rod
bina, clanovi prijatelji, koji su
ioi odar olIitili lijepim wien
Gina cvijeta u znak zadnje pota-
sti. Pogreb je bio obavljen ma 4
januara po crkvenom obredu.
! LA sebe je ostavila Getiri udate
kGeri. jednog sina wise unucadi
u ime sveukupnol clanstva ma
Seq odsjella, neka je tebi sestrc
! Kata Butorac lahka gruda zemlje
u kojoj vet pocivas, tvojim kce.
rima, sinu, unucadi ostaloj rod
bini nase iskreno sauGeSce.