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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18
217 ACRES

Frederick County stock
farm, in Point OF Rocks
area. good barn; lge. house,
needs extensive repair eX-
cellent pond; a very practi-
cal grazing farm for beef
cattle: $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18
UPPER MONTGOMERY
COUNTY
IL ACRES
BOYDS, MD.

Attractive rambler, living
rm.. dining rm., , bedrms.,
bath, modern kitchen, fully
equipped, oil h.-w. Dashboard
heat, full basement, screened
porch. Over 1,000-ft. 'front.'
age on State road. Cinder-
block barn. 2-car garage,
property Handicapped. Taxes
500. An outstanding value
at $4,000. (TermsD
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-07
lIaveEns with The
COUNTY AGENTS
BY Dean Davidson and Harley W. Roath County Agents

fore sound recommendations can
be given.
Yellow sweet clover is some
times put in small amounts with
grass seed to provide cover and
more production while the grass
seed is becoming established.
Alfalfa provides a good dryland
lay mixture with grass but under
grazing conditions does not last
too long. The Ladak variety is
highly recommended for dryland
pasture and hay and if seeded in
combination with grass only, a
small amount should be used.
AS for the native species for re-
seeding dryland, green needlegrass
has been given a lot of attention
during the past two years. AT the
present, the seed is in limited sup
Fly and care must be taken in
grazing this specie or :. will soon
go out. Slender u-.leatgrass estab-
ished itself readily under a
variety conditions, but is not
as ornament as many other
asses. Western wheatgrass has
proven particularly good on heavy
soils and will produce under saline
conditions quite we'll
If you plan to seed grasses or
legumes this fall be sure that you
have well packed seedbed and
that you select the specie which
will best suit your use and soil
For further informa-
ton on this subject as to rates Of
seeding, seeding procedures, etc,
please feel free to write or call
here at the Extension Office and
will try to help you to the best of
our ability.
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-07
WEED CONTROL NOTES

Another summer has rolled by
and again lot of time, money and
work has gone into weed control
efforts. All of this effort always
makes me wonder how much of it
would have been necessary had we
been more observant of new weeds
in years past.
For example, take Canada this
tie. Some sixty years ago Canada
thistle, weed specialists tell us,
was of little Importance in the
state and could have been elimin-
ated at small cost. But today
thousands of acres of crop and
range land are infested with this
weed and the cost of control mea-
sureS exceed half of million dol
lars a year. And this does not
count the losses in yields as a
result of Canada thistle.
All Of which points up the fact
that it pays to keep our eyes open
for any new weeds that may be
gaining foothold, however small.
It's much easier and less costly to
stamp out a weed when it first
appears than it is later on after it
has spread.
Often weeds are innocently
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-07
FALL SEEDING OF GRASSES
AND LEGUMES

There has been considerable
interest in reseeding dryland crop
land back to grass and legumes the
past few years. Now that we
have favorable moisture condi-
tions, it is expected that a consid-
cradle acreage will be seeded this
fall. Much of this reseeding work
is done on marginal crop land so
/ serious consideration should be
given to completing the job in the
fall so that cover can be, esta-
blished as soon as possible Also
stubble fields provide a good firm
seed bed for reseeding work this
time of year.
A big problem which confronts
many who plan to reseed is the
species of grasses or legumes to
use. Due to climatic and soil
conditions, we are limited to the
use Of only a few proven species.
In our favor, however, we find
that the species which do well here
can be fitted into various condi-
tons and uses. For example, the
old reliable crested wheatgress,
either standard or Nordan, grows
well on a wide variety of soil
types and produces excellent early
season grazing and hay. It's limit
ed season Of use, though, makes it
necessary to use other grasses for
mid and late season grazing. For
midseason grazing, intermediate
wheatgrass is becoming more pop
ular but has the reputation of not
being able to withstand heavy
grazing. The Eastern Montana
Branch Station here at Sidney has
obtained excellent yields of hay
out on its dryland acreage where
wheatgrass and alfal-
ia are planted together. An excel
lent late fall and early winter dry
land pasture gress is Russian
wildrye AS it IS difficult to obtain
seed from this species of grass, it /
it quite high in price and often
difficult to locate supply. For wet
alkali land, tall wheatgrass has
proven itself in this area. Bronze I
grass produces good hay and pas
ture on bottom land with favor
able moisture conditions. Reed
canary grass also does well under
favorable moisture conditions.
The question in regard to the
value Of mixing grasses and legu-
nes for dryland reseeding work
,ften comes up. This practice has
lot been generally advocated be-
.ause under heavy grazing and +
weather conditions
he more aggressive specie takes
,ver. More research on various dry
and pastures mixes under actual
conditions is needed be-
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-07
LEGAL NOTICE

ACT OF AUGUST "a, 1912, AS
AMENDED BY THE ACTS OF
MARCH 3. 1893. AND JULY 2, 1916
Title 80. use. Section 233) showing
the ownership. management, and cir
culation of the Sidney Herald, pub
lished weekly at Sidney, Montana, for
October 7. 1889
l. The names and addresses of the
publisher. editor. managing editor, and
business managers are: Publisher, The
Sidney Herald, corporation, Sidney,
Sidney. Montana; Managing Editor.
Leo N. Schwartz, Sidney Montana:
Business Manager. Leo N. Schwartz.
Sidney Montana.
2. The owner is: The Sidney Hearld.
corporation. Sidney, Montana: that
the names and address of the stock
hO'ders owning or holding one per cent
f19o) or more of the total amount of
stock are: KGCX, Inc, a corporation,
Sidney, Montana; Jay Lalonde. Sidney.
Montana; Synove Lalonde. Sidney.
Montana; Eugene Albert Lalonde and
Beverly Lalonde as joint tenants, Sid
ney. Montana.
3. The known bondholders, mortga-
gees and other security holders own
ing or holding one percent 1eo) or
mortgages, or other securities are:
c. r. Hurry, Sidney. Montana
I. Paragraphs 2 and include, in
cases where the stockholder or other
security holder appears upon the books
of the company as trustee or in any
other fiduciary relation, the name of
the person or corporation for whom
such trustee is acting so the state
ments in the two paragraphs show the
affiant's full knowledge and belief as
to the circumstances and conditions
under which such stockholders and
other security holders who do not ap-
pear upon the books of the company
as trustees, hold stock and securities
in a capacity other than that of a
bona fide owner.
3. The average number of copies of
each issue of this publication sold or
through the mails or other
wise, to paid subscribers during the
twelve G2) months preceding the
date shown above was (This infor-
nation is required from daily. weekly,
semiweelSly. and triweef1ly newspapers
only. 3.400.
Leo N. Schwartz,
Managing Editor
Sworn to and subscribed before me
tniS lst day of October. 1859.
(Sotary SeaD Paul Fl Cresan
Notary Public for the State Of
Montana, Residing at Sidney, Montana
NY Commission Expires February 10. |
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-07
AGRICULTURE CENSUS
INFORMATION

Mrs. Anna B. Warren CT Glen
dive, who is census crew leader for
both Dawson and Richland Coun-
ties, visited US last week in regard
to tine coming agriculture census
procedures. She informed us that
work viii begin around October
l3 or IA with abouut nine enum-
orators covering Richland County.
Before the enumerator calls on
you, however, you will be re-
ceiving census material by mail
Mrs. Warren said this material
should be studied and filled out in
advance. Use farm records when
ever possible to complete the
QUESTIONABLE before the census
taker calls. Under no circumstan-
ces should you mail these forms
back TO the Census Bureau as all
farmers will be visited by an en-
unerator.
Mainly the census will call for
three kinds of information. These
are facts on farm resources,
records of farm produce pro-
duced and sold in 1859, and select
ed farming activities engaged in
this year.
The information gathered in this
census is of vital i'm
portance to farmers and also to all
segments of government and in
dustry that are concerned with
agriculture. The full participation
and cooperation of every farmer
and rancher is needed for this
Dig job.
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-07

introduced by gardeners. One
example Of this is Dalmation toad
flax which has a very showy
flower and is sold as a flower seed
called perennial snapdragon. Yet
in few small areas toadflax has
oegun to show up as a weed.
Kochia was introduced into this
county in d similar manner. Still
another example Of a new one
which is noxious is dogbane,
sometimes called Indian hemp. 1t
is the apparent cause for many
Eastern Montana livestock losses.
1t has shown up as a weed in
barrow pits and on meadows in
some parts of this county.
Taking prompt action as soon as
new weed appears will save
much costly effort later on. Coun-
ty Extension Agents are glad to
help identify any suspected new
weeds.
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-07
COULDN'T WAIT?

Dalton, Ga. - A prisoner would
be a free man today if he'd had a
bit more patience.
Emmitt Scott, 25-year-old
trusty, drove away from the Whit
field county public works camp
September II, carrying 27 dinners
for his fellow prisoners. When he
didn't return, Warden Goble alert
ed northeast Georgia law officers.
Scott surrendered a few days later.
The day after Scott was brought
back to the works camp, the ward
en- received word from Atlanta
that SCOTS parole had been ap-
proved. The parole was promptly
cancelled
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-07
Charley Creek

Mr.. and Mrs. Quinto Ruffatto
and family were Sunday guests al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Rausehn-
dorfer of Armstrong Community
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fisher attend
ed the football game In Culbert-
son Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. AL Schmitz made a business
trip to Sidney Monday.
Chrley Creek Women's Club met
at the home of Mrs. VIM. Fisher
Thursday afternoon. The club
quilt is progressing nicely. Mrs.
Fisher served delicious lunch to
her guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Smith
entertained Mrs. Helen L. Regan at
supper Saturday.
Mr.. Alvin Fisher has moved to
Sidney TO be with his family. He is
now employed at the Sugar Beet
Factory there.
Mrs. Lucy Fisher, a past resident
Of this community now living in
Sidney, went to Billings recently
to 60 through the Clinic there. Her
friends in this community hope
she is improving nicely.
Saint Bernard's Catholic Church
in this community will go on the
winter schedule next Sunday. Mass
will be at one-thirty pm.
Mr.. Raymond Schmitz journeyed
to Sidney Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Smith
and girls visited with the Leslie
Candee family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Ruffatto
Mr.. and Mrs. Orin
Patch Sunday afternoon.
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-07
FIRE PREVENTION :
EVERYONE'S JOB

II people everywhere observe
the simple rules of fire safety, we
can practically erase the present
sorry record of 1880 lives lost
to fire each year and a billion and
a quarter dollars worth of proper
ty gone up in smoke.
Fire Prevention Week in 1859 :
October 4 10 offers a special
opportunity to emphasize the year
round need for greater attention to
fire safety, to convince people
they have great share and a great
stake in the effort to eliminate
fires.
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-07
COFFEE BREAK AT BANK

Bellows Falls, VT. - After going
to the trouble of breaking into
aocal bank, burglars made off with
only Sl.25 from the bank employ
ees' coffee money box.
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-07
LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TRf
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE STATE OF MONTANA,
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF RICHLAND
ARTHUR S. DwELLEs JAMES A
CAREY.
THE UNKNOWN HEIRS AND /OR
deccased: THE UNKNOWN CREDIT
ORS of PEARL D. WATSON. deceased;
and al ether persons unknown. claim
ing or who might claim, any right.
title. estate. or interest In, or lien or
enctmbrance upon, the real properly
thereof adverse to plaintiffs owner
A1ip. or any cloud upon plaintiffs title
tt1ereto. whether such claim or possible
claim be present or contingent. In
dover. tnchoate, or accrued.
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
TIE STATE or MONTANA 10 THE
ABOVE NAA1ED DNTNDANTS. AND
KNOWN. GREETING:
You. Aa,d each of you, are hereby
scrmoned to answer the complaint
IN this action which Is flied in the
effioe OF the Clark Of this Court, a
=
you. and 10 file your answer and serve
a copy thereof upon the plaintiffs
attorneys within twenty days after the
service OF this summons, exclusive of
the day OF service, and In case of your
failure to appear or answer. judgment
viii be taken against you by default
for the relief demanded m the COM
plaint.
The foreeoing and above entitled
action is brought for the purpose of
obtaining a judgment of Court quieting
title in the plaintiffs as against each
and all of the defendants TO the
property which is specifically describ-
ed as follows. fo-wit:
Northeast Quarter (NEiz)) and the /
East Hall of the Northwest Quarter
(ElzNWl4). of Section Thirty-two |
l32): the West Half of the North
west Quarter tWI2NWiz), of Section |
TT1irty-three (33), all in Township /
Twenfy-six (26). North of Range I
Fifty-nine (59), EMP.A. Richland (
County. Montana.
WITNESS my hand and seal OF said
Court this 18th day of September, 1859.
Alma Murphy
CLERK OF COURT
COURT SEAL)
HABEDANK &, CUNNING
Sidney National Bank Building
Sidney, Montana
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Publish Sept. 30 Oct. 7. IA. q
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-07
APPRECIATIvE BURGLARS

Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. - At
least the burglars who broke into
Lawrence Bohman's home were
polite and grateful. After devour-
ing eight eggs and a quart of milk,
and breaking the dial of radio,
they left this not: mice meal.
Nice RADIO too"
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-07
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NO1l(E IL NREDilOhS
ESTATE OF CARRIE ALMOND.
DECEASED
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN by the
undersigned. John E. Almond. Admin
istrator of the estate of Carrie Almond,
deceased, to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against the said
deceased to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers within four az
months after the first publication of
this notice 10 Y. G.. Kock, attorney for
Administrator. Courthouse, Box 83l.
Sidney, Montana. hereby designated as
the place for the transaction of busi-
ness in regard 10 said estate.
Dated this 18th day of September,
A. D. 1859.
JOHN E. ALMOND
Administrator
". G. KOCH
Attorney at Law
Courthouse Box 83l
Sidpey. Montana
Attorney for Administrator
Publish Sept. 80. Oct. 7. II. q
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04

WarwoOd, w. Va - Odsjek 523
dale do znanja clanstvu HBz pri-
jateljima, da smo smrcu izgubili
dugogodisnjeg clana, brata Ivana
Svinjarita (Rich), koji mas je "a
uvijek ostavio dana 4. novembra
1858.
Pokojni brat bio je rodjen godi-
ne 1874. u selu Mala Breganica,
kotar Samobor, Hrvatska. U ovu
zemlju je dosao kao mladic pred
dugi niz godina. Po zanatu je bio
kovac, sto je izucio JOS starom
kraju time Sc zanimao cijeli svoj
zivot. U mas odsjek je pristupio
godine 1915, u kojem je bio dobar
clan, uvijek polazio drustvene
sjednice tocno platao svoje pri-
stojbe.
Mrtvo tijelo pokojnika bilo 1e
izlozeno ma odru kod Body Funeral
Home, okiteno mnogim vijencima
cvijeta, medju kojima je bio vi
jenac nasega odsjeka u znak zad-
ME potasti.
Ma 7. novembra, u 8 sati ju-
tro, sakupili sc clanovi prijatelji
krenuli do Corpus Cristi Crkve,
gdje je otpjevana sveta misa "a
pokoj njegove duse, zatim Ia
losna povorka krenula ma Mt. Cal
vary Groblje, gdje smo njegovo
mrtvo tijelo predali majci zemlji
ma vjecni pocinak i tako Sc nil
me zauvijek rastali.
Pokojni brat liza sebe ostavlja
tugujucu suprugu Sofiju, tri kteri
| jednoga sina mnogo unucadi.
Tebi brate Ivane neka je laka
gruda zemlje u kojoj, vet pocivas
a tvojim milim dragim nase is
krene simpatije sazaljenja.
Janko BudinScak, tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04
Plod dobiven cd ra d a i
najsladji cd svih uzitaka. -
Vauvenargues

istoga. Bio je vesele naravi mir.
No tudi, pa ga je svak volio tkc
ga je poznavao.
Odsjek mnogo gubi "a smrcu
naSe brace. liza Min je ostala ve.
lika praznina, koju &c danasnje
vrijeme biti tesko popuniti.
Mrtvo tijelo pokojnog brata De-
losta bilo je izlozeno u Szal Fune.
raj Home. Odar mu js bio okicer
mnogobrojnim vijencima cvijeca
medju kojima su bill 1 vijenci ma.
Sega odsjeka, kao svome potpred-
sjedniku / Cd Hrvatsko-Americkoe
Kluba, kao svome predsjedniku U
max posljednje pocasti. Misa "a
dusnica bila je odsluzena crkvi
~. Nikole u N. 8. Pittsburgh, q
mrtvo tijelo bilo pokopano ns
groblju st. Mary McKees Rocks
Pa.
La sebe ostavlja ozaloscenu 81.
prugu Emaliju, necakinje Katari'
ma Pandak, Ana Leskovac Ana
Delost, 4 u staroj domovini wise
necaka / necakinja.
Tebi brate Juro, koji 81 mas "a
uNjek ostavio preselio Sc u vjec'
most, neka ii bude lagana gruds
owe zemlje, q tvojoj ozalosceno
suprugi Emaliji svoj ostaloj rod
bin na3e duboko sazaljenje.
Ivan SEkoCh, perov
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04
MARKO JAKSIC

Schumacher, Ont, Can. Ma
9. augusta 1858. umro je u bolnici
brat Marko Jaksic, dobar dugo-
godisnji clan drustva "Radnicka
Grana", odsjeka 608 HBZ. Zadnje
dvije godine bio je najvise bole-
stan cd majnerske bolesti silicosis.
Lijecio Sc je, ali mu nije bilo po-
moti.
Rodjen je 1899. u selu Lesce,
kotar Otocac, Jugoslavija. Dosao
je u Kanadu 1928. godine, iste
godine dosao je u Schumacher
gdje je odmah dobio posao take
je ovdje ostao sve do svoje smrti
Pristupio je u HBz godine 1887
Niegovo mrtvo tijelo bilo je L.
lozeno u Walker Funeral Home
Odar mu jebio iskiten mnogobroj
MIN vijencima lcvijeta cd roda
prijatelja, medju kojima sc je ma
lazio krasni vijenac nasega cd.
sjeka u znak zadnje pocasti svome
clanu. zalosna povorka je krenula
IL. augusta, u 8 sati jutro dc
katolicke crkve st. Alfonzo u
Schumacheru, gdje je odsluzena
misa zadusnica, potom do Tim
minis Cemetery, gdje smo predali
mrtvo tijelo crnoj zemlji.
liza sebe ostavlja rastuzene 4
kcerke, Katu, Jelu, Zoru, udate
Ami, sestru Mandu Ladesic bra
ia Franka, koji Sc nalaze ovdje U
Schumacheru.
Mad otvorenim grobom, protitac
je nadgrobno slovo odsjecni pred.
sjednik, brat Josip Stimac, te u
jedno Sc lijepim rijecima zahva.
lilo svima prisutnima ma sprovodu
ime odsjeka obitelji.
Brate Marko, tebe nema wise
zivog medju mama, tvoje ostanke
smo predali crnoj zemlji vjecns
tt slava, tvojoj djeci nase iskre'
no saucesce.
#. ,Vulobratich, tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04
JANKO TOMAC

Zadnji po redu je Janko (John
Tomac, koji je ispustio svoju pie
menitu dusu 9. januara 1853. u
svome prebivalistu u Mckinley,
MINI. nakon produzene bolesti.
Rodjen 27. februara, 1870. u Sc
lu Pribanjci, opcina Bosiljevo, Hr-
vatska, a pristupio odsjek 23S
HBZ dne 30. aprila 1903, dakle
pred 55 godina.
On "a sobom ostavlja diva sina,
John u Leonidas, MINI. Matt u
Gilbert, Mimi; pet kceri, Marga-
ret Tomac Chicago, ILL.,, Mary
Jakson Anne Podlogar u McKin-
ley, Mimi, Nell Klink Elizabeth
Judnick u Virginia, Mimi, 13 u
nutadi troje praunucadi.
Pokop je obavljen dne 13. janu-
ara u Lake View Groblju nakon
pjevane svete mise u crkvi sv. Iva
ma Krstitelja, Biwabik, MINI.
Uzivajuci vase poznanstvo, oda-
no prijateljstvo i postovanje, te-
zak je mas zadnji rastanak va
ma, draga brace. Ia to vam. xii
cemo: Bio vam vjecni pokoj, a
vasim milim dragim izrazujemo
naSe iskreno saucesce.
John Kramarich, tajnik.
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MoIba "a Staracki Dom

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Draga bra
co / sestre diljem Amerike Ka-
made! Evo mi, Milan 1 Barbara
Cvetetic, opet dolazimo pred vas
s jednom uzvisenom molbom.
Misleci da vas necemo wise pro-
siti, jer ste veG tri puta daro-
vail s velikim darom svoju cr-
kvu u Petrovini, neka vam Bog
plati.
Dakle, vec smo citali u Zajed-
nicaru, da nase Hrvatske Casne
Sestrice, koje su dosle pred par
godina u Lackawanna, N. Y. IL
stare domovine, te koje namjera-
vaju otvoriti dom "a starce sta
rice. Kako su one jako siro-
masne, pa ne mogu to same uci-
niti, vet mi Hrvati bi i'm morali
pomoci koliko mozemo. To bi
mama svima bilo ma cast, da ina
mo svoj Staracki Hrvatski Dom,
te kada dodje starost da Sc ne
potucamo po tudjim tamo u
miramo bez svetog sacramento,
jer tamo nema tko bi mas razu-
milo i ne cuje nase mile hrvatske
rijed.
Zato, brace / sestre odazovi-
mo sc ovoj prosnji nasih Sestri-
ca, koje zele cekaju pomoc da
pocnu raditi tai dom, / . vese-
ljem mas cekaju da mas prime
kada dodje Gas starosti bolesti,
koja nije "a mnoge mas vec da-
leko. Dakle, budimo slozni daj-
mo koliko mozemo, q svaki
najmanji dar biti &c upisan U
vjecnu knjigu, kojoj Sc pra-
J villa nikad ne mijenjaju. Ovo ci.
nimo ma zamolbu naAih casnih
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MIKO IKOVCIC

Waukegan, iii. Dana 7. no.
vembra, 1868. smrt je opet poku-
Gala ma vrata nasega odsjeka broj
rs HBZ i iztrgla nam iz nasih re-
dova dugogodisnjega clana, brata
Mika Ikovcica.
Pokojni brat IkQvcic bio je ro-
djen godine 1881. u selu Norsit,
Samobor, Jugoslavija. Pristupio je
u odsjek ii. juna 1909, tako je
prosle godine navrsio so godina
clanovanja.
On ostavlja liza sebe jednog 81
ma, Martina Ikovcic Il Hillsboro,
ILL.,, dvoje unucadi.
Mrtvo tijelo bilo je izlozeno kod
pogrebnika Josipa Nemanica, oda-
kle je ma 10. novembra povorka
krenula do crkve Make Bozje, a
poslije vjerskih obreda ma Ascen-
sion Groblje, gdje je predat majci
zemlji ma vjecni pocinak.
Neka bude pokojnom bratu
Ikovcicu laka gruda zemlje u ko-
joj pociva, njegovoj obitelji ma
Sc iskreno saucesce.
Lucia Slone, perov
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MoIba "a crkWu U
Gorica kod Livna

Kako je u nasoj staroj domo-
vini velika bijeda i oskudica sve-
ga, to Sc ljudi il Starog Kraja
stalno utjecu "a pomoc nasim
iseljenicima, koji su u stanju da
iii financijalno pomognu. Tako
su nasi iseljenici u ovim poslije-
ratnim godinama poslali ma sto-
tine tisuca dolara IL Amerike |
Kanade Ia razne potrebe nasima
u staroj domovini. Ovdje pr
vom redu dolaze noble "a popra-
yak nasih narusenih iii poruse-
nih crkava, koje treba popraviti
i dostojno urediti Ia sluzbu Bo-
zju. Tako je nedavno mas starr
iseljenik &. Petar Popovic dobio
molbu "a popravak franjevacke
crkve sv. Petra Pavla u Gorica
kod Livna u Bosni.
Ova nasa nekoc krasna crkva
sagradjena je prize wise cd sto-
tinu godina i bila je pocetkom
ovoga stoljeca ukrasena veoma
lijepim fresko-slikama, dok je IL
vana krase diva gorda zvonika.
Ona je svojom velicinom lie
potion bila jedna medju prvim
crkvama ne samo u nasoj krsnoj
Bosni nego / daleko izvan ME.
Crkva nije popravljena cd go
dine 1906, a "a vrijeme posljed-
Meg rata je jos stradala radi
ratnih operacija, koje su Sc obi
gravale u njezinoj blizini, tako
da ie krov stradao te prijeti
propascu onih divnih fresko-sli-
ka cijele unutrasnjosti crkve.
Da bi ovu krasnu crkvu sa-
cuvali cd propasti, hrvatski fra
njevci il Gorice te &. Popovit
obracaju sc s ovom molbom ma
sve nase iseljenike, posebno one
il Bosne blize okolice Livna,
da in svojim novcanim miloda-
rima pomognu tako poprave
ovu nasu crkvu. Sam 6. Petar
Popovic otvara ovu kampanju
"a pomoc ovoj nasoj crkvi 5 da-
rom cd stotinu dolara te moi
sve dobre hrvatske iseljenike di-
ljem Amerike, Kanade | ostalih
kontinenata, da sc odazovu ovom
apelu / posalju svoj dar ma ME.
govu nize navedenu adresu, a on
ce onda saw novac poslati ma ia.
mosnjeg zupnika i imena svih
darovatelja objaviti u nasim ise.
ljenickim novinama, da ostanu
kao svijetla uspomena swim bu'
ducim pokoljenjima, dok &c sc
"a sve dobrocinitelje stalno moli
ii samoj crkvi, posebno u We
likoj sedmici, kad hiljade nasegs
naroda dolaze u nju ma molitvu
Novac neka Sc salje ma slijedec,
adresu:
Petar Popovich
/ 2914 w. 102nd Street
Chicago AZ, ILL.,, USA.