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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-02-02
" ARUJA. Idahn

I'd Sorry. but you win have TO send
your name and stamped envelope for
me ADDRESS you wish. It will cost Won
spout - 90. (2) I hardly think So INV
pear- You no doubt would be very
oopuiar so long as your car lasts. Is
~ worth 1t? (3) You were born on
eunesoay Saturday is the day.
"a'en ana November the months; COL
~ Barnet gray. brown and block,
ana your flower the saow-aron-
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-02-02
Dear Miss Brooks:

we have read your corner ever
reek and 1t has been very interesting.
III you please answer some ouestionsr
one OF us was born on June 4th
ana the other Feb 25th. What are
our lucky months. days. flowers and
soiors! " Is Viola Dana married.
ma what Is her address? Thanks in
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-02-02
Dear Misc sreoxs.

Dear Miss Breoss.
enjoyed the poem, -Ar..
Dance" In this weeks Jo,v hs
much, and would like to have vsry
lisa Poor Little wandorer. you Pub
very much In demand al The poem
After the Dance" was so nona," tine
MRS. C. d. d., shosha
AS do not find a poem bv TUNE
think perhaps It Is listed ma uus,
other title. Could you give me ~ an
line or the author? IL so. r,'r "r1
for you. ~ md Il
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-02-02

Dear Miss Brooks:
/ l am writing with my chums, Tootsie
and Brown Eyes. and l want you to
answer my questions. % Should a
young girl marry man much older
than herself? (2) lie It proper for girls
younger than IA to read novels?
BOBBY, Glenns Ferry, Ida.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-18
City Items

Stanley Krap and Helen Jankosks. both Of bf Whitman street, were granted marriage license today.
 '.Lost Wonderful Girl" fox.trol. Victor record. c. |, Pierce < Co., adyt.
 Fred Monier reported to the police this afternoon that a horse attached 10 a wagon owned by Katx 4 Vim was m poor condition, on the street The matter was referred to the Hu- mane society agent,
 Through error. the name of F. IT. MeDonough was omitted from the list of directors reelected at the annual meeting of the Savings Bank Of New Britain yesterday.
 Radio sets and supplies al Morans --adyt.
 The corbin- Russwin Rife eIuh win be the guests of the New Britain rife club this evening at the state armory in io-man team match, Luncheon will be served.
 For sale-stove wood or white birch for fireplace. Tel. i0s7-s. N. B, 25 Plainville.--advt.
 Alex Nestor and Nellie Naples. both of bs Dwight street. took out a mar riage license today. A license was also granted Leo Morin of 9ss East street and Blanche Appleby of 9ss West Main street.
 victrolas--c. l.. Pierce co.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-18
"DAN" FRAZIER SPEAKS
Plan Your Work and Work Your
 Plan, Insurance Man Tells High !, School Pupils in Thrift Talk.

Dan Frazier, an insurance broker
 of Hartford spoke before an assembly
 of all the classes this morning at the senior high school auditorium.
 His subject was Thrift" His speech, in part, follows:
 Thrift is not confined alone to money. It is necessary in several other things. including time. Many of you may wonder why I should speak to you on thrift. Boys and girls, you will be men and women later on. Then is the time that word will mean more to you than anything else in the world.
 There are several methods of thrift set out for each day during thrift week. The greatest day of all, in my opinion, is share with oth- CTS day. During the last 14 years I have been connected with the state prison. I share my Sundays with the prisoners, although my friends advise me otherwise. Although I am a K. of C. man I spend a great deal of my time working with the Y. M. c. A. l would like to have you read the story of Franklin, There is one man whose hard work and uptiring ef- forts have made us what we are to- day.
 Follow out the budget. l wonder if you realize that every penny saved will lead to a dollar in time. Put down what you spend. At the end of the week you will have a com- plete record of how you are spending your money. What is a budget? It Is a wonderful thing. You know that If your worksis not planned you have no system. Suppose the city of New Britain had no systematic govern ment Suppose the United States had TO systematic government. How far do you suppose they would get? They must plan their work and work | Iheir plan"
New Britain herald., 1923-01-18
PURPOSE OF SCHOOL BANK
Ninth Grade Girl Says It Promotes Savings Habit and Teaches Accur. acy, Responsibility, Neatness.

Thrift week was observed at special exercises held in the auditorium of the Central Junior High school this morning at II o'clock. Rev. John L. Davis, pastor of the Trinity Methodist church spoke.
 A recitation entitled What Thrift Docs" was given by Winton Cantlin. Albert Basney accompanied by Mill dred Gothwaith rendered a violin se- lection. Grace Wallin of the ninth grade delivered an address on the school depository. A thrift song was also sung under the direction of Miss Given.
 Miss Wallin, in talking of the school depository said: The purpose of the school depository is to pro- mote a savings habit and to teach those who work there accuracy. re- sponsibility and neatness in banking. It gives the pupils an opportunity to deposit small amounts. It is operat- ed by the school body under the su- pervision of a teacher member.
 During the past year the school de- pository received s2,791.S4 and paid out s2.74S.36. These figures present a splendid idea of the work and serv- ice of the banking system and it is apparent that the past year has been most successful"
New Britain herald., 1923-01-18
ANSWER TO PRAYER KEEPS
 PASTOR.HUSBAND ON TRIAL
Mrs. Lawson Says Preacher Will Have to Make Good in Week or
 Out He Goes.

l New York, Jan. 1S.--The Rev.
 ange, N. J., the independent preacher l who achieved a sort of fame recently 1 by asking Divine aid in obtaining a wife, is not at all sure of keeping the ] one he finally got, after few likely | prospects had failed him. Mrs. Law son went back to her old job as iron CT in the Imperial Laundry at Newark yesterday morning, and when she was seen there she intimated that this
 was not exactly what she married for. My husband" said Mrs. Lawson, lis on trial for week. If he isn't what he represented himself to be.
 out he will go. You know I have had
 experience with men before. I put
 my second husband out when l found
 he was worthless, but I took him
 back, and then he left me, saying he
 was going to war"
 Mrs. Lawson said that her informal ton as to her second husbands death came to her indirectly through his relatives. She was busy at the laun- dry ironing board by s o'clock yes terday morning. but when a reporter called at her furnished room in 37 Stesling street East Orange, several hours later, the Rev. NIT. Lawson still was in bed. He said, however that he thought it perfectly fine" for his wife to work in laundry.
 "I'd rather have her earn an hon est living in a laundry" he said, l than be like a lot of people who are within a stones throw of hell. l want the members of the Veterans of For eign Wars and the American Legion | to pray for brides the way I did"
 The Rev. MT Lawson, drawing his bathrobe about him and absorbing | the warmth of the radiator. said that | the associates Of Mrs. Lawson at the are godly women and would | make good wives for the veterans if the veterans only would pray for them. He then said that he expects to invade Brooklyn with his doctrines. and that later he will march with the Lord up Broadway to The Bronx"
New Britain herald., 1923-01-18
GIRLS DRUM CORPS
 TO BE ORGANIZED.
Scouts Will Let Folks Know They're in Town

Over 100 people were in attendance at the New Britain Girl Scout rally held at the Y, ", c, A. last evening at T,a0 o'clock, Mrs. Leon sprague, Girl Scout commissioner. announced 10 those present that drum corps is to he organized among the local girls, An attendance campaign will also he featured during the coming four months and prizes will be award ed to the old troop securing the most new registered scouts and 10 the new troop securing the most above i2 he- fore May 1.
 Merit badges were awarded last night to the girls in the following troops for the following reasons; Troop 1. South chureh-Ethel Potts hrst aid; Ruth wecher. first aid; Mar iorie Potts. gold attendance; Lilly comback. gold attendance; Virginia Gordon. silver attendance: Muriel Ke- hoe. silver attendance.
 Troop 2. Center church - Martha Pasco. second class; Elvira Fancher.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-18
PUBLIC MEETING PLANNED
Mayor Paonessa Wants to Sound Pub- lie Opinion on R. R.'s Arrangement to Eliminate Clayton Crossing.

So that organized opposition may be offered to the New Haven" road 5 proposal to have new highway built parallel with the railroad tracks from East street, as far north as Farmington road. Mayor A. M. rao- nessa is planning a public meeting 10 be held several days before the next hearing at the public utilities comn1fs. sion's offices in Hartford.
 The mayor is unqualifiedly opposed to the new move. He feels that the railroad should be required to remove the crossing, and he is certain tha. the consensus in this city is that such action should be taken. He is desir- ous of leading a large gathering of businessmen. city officials and auto- mobilists to Hartford, January 26. when the meeting is to be held To oppose the change of plans, hence the public meeting.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-18
12 BELOW ZERO.
Coldest Weather of Winter is Record
 etl at New Hartford.

Winsted. Jan. iS.--The coldest weather of the winter was reported from points in the Litchfield hills this morning. New Hartford recorded the mercury at 12 below zero, while the thermometers in Burrville and Bark hamstead stood at 10 below. Eight below was the low mark in this city.
 Norfolk, which reported 6 below at II o'clock last night, showed the first signs of warmer weather this morning. when the temperature had risen to six above zero. At Goshen. below was the coldest last night when Torrington reported below and Harwinton { below.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-18
Crime Correspondence
 School Is Uncovered

Pittsburgh. Jan, is,-A eorfer spondenee school for training safe blowers has been brought to light here. the police say,
 They arrested William T. Riheldaf- fer, ah years old. of the Wallace Building, South Highland and Centre avenues. last night, Tn his home the police found ai complete set of safe blowers tools and instruction books showing how to open twenty-seven different makes Of safes.
 The police refused to give out the titles of the books seized. Neither would they. give the names of the publishers. saying that they had communicated with the police in the city where the books were printed with a view to having legal action taken against the publishers.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-18

second olassi Irene HaisiA second class.
 Troop &, Methodist ehuFeh-Agnes Dlehl, hostess. laundFsss. signalling Elsie Hale. health winner, lauHdress, gold aitendaneei Helen Hale, iaunr dress. silver attendanesi Euniee Doc little. gold altendancei Mabls Johnson. silver attendance,
 Troop l0-Eleaner Proudman. economist. cooking. Gladys Ran, economist, cooking, iaundressi Ger tFuda Fieber, cooking, dFassmakins, laundress; Helena Doane. needle woman. laundress. homemaker,
New Britain herald., 1923-01-18
nEREIIc1 A MENACE.

Halifax, N. g.. Jan. lS.--A wireless message received this afternoon by the marine and fisheries department stated that the Italian freighter Mon- tello. whose crew was rescued by iie Giuseppe Verdi. was still afioat and continued a menace to navigation. The Montello was abandoned in lat itude 30:3S longitude 57:19.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-18
ARMENIAN oHRIsfnAs.

The Armenian Christmas eelebraT tlon will he held tomorrow morning al 2 o'clock al St. Marks church, the speaker being Rev, Matthew Manir gian of New York city.
 The Armenian club chose it's Ar. menian Apostle church committee in the Palace theater building Sunday, those elected being Harry r, kovor- kian, president, yiee-presldent. Ka- Rrael kabayiani secretary. Yeryant rapasiani assistant secretary How hannes Haroolunlani treasurer. Tayit Bagdasarian,
New Britain herald., 1923-01-18
ZaccatO Zandrini

Zaccato Zandrini, infant son of Mir. and Mrs. Zaccato Zandrini of 1SS Brook street, died last evening at the Hartford hospital. The body was re- moved to the funeral home of Laraia & Sagarino on Spring street and the funeral will be held from there to morrow afternon at o'clock. Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-18
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Regola Ncrt

The funeral Of Regola Neri of 26t East Main street. who died Tuesday afternoon at the Hartford hospital, was held from his home this after. noon at s:3O o'clock and was largely attended.
 The pallbcarers were Ludwig Car. arine and Harry Turci of New Britain. George Baraldi of New Haven. Fer dinand Ramondi of Hoboken. N. J., carmelo Malovasi of Hamdcn, Conn, and Rostodeno saveri Of Ansonia. Conn. Interment was in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-18
Aunt Sarah Peabody Will
 Be Interested in This

l Engine Company No. was called ! out by still alarm at 11:45 o'clock this morning, to extinguish fire in 1 a house at the rear of III Orange
 street. A plush covered rocker left near stove, became ignited and the blaze spread to the woodwork in the
 room. Damage of about $35 was done.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-18
Gencyicye Kalinoxsky.

The funeral of Genevieve Kalinow- sky was held at 8 o'clock this morn- ing at the church of All-Saints. Rev. Stephen Grohol officiated at the re- uiem mass. Burial was in St. Mary's new cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-18
GEN. MENoHER MARRIEs.

Honolulu. Jan. IS. tBy Associated Press) Major Gen. Charles T. Men cher, commander of Schofield bar racks here. was married yesterday aft crnoon to Miss Elizabeth Painter at
New Britain herald., 1923-01-18
Maria Yernale

Maria Vernale, infant daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Antonio Vernale of 126 High street, died early this morning at her home. The funeral was held this afternoon at o'clock and burial was in St. Mary's cemetery
New Britain herald., 1923-01-18

the h0me Of the brides sister The guests included Governor FaTFlngton of Hawaii. Major Gen, SummeTall and Rear Admiral Simpson.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-18
Mrs. Mary Kerii,.

The funeral of Mrs. Mary Kerin will be held at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning at St. Mary's church. Burial will be in St. Mary's new cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-18

U. s. Treasury-salance, s2l5,554,os4.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-12
VEL IA FORDoVA VYSTAVA
Y MASON MESTK.
Novy Vahey garad4 ma Front 9
Phelps ST.. miestnost'ou vyytavy
' dnoch Is. do 20. janu6xa.


Vel'ka yystava Fordovych w
robkov vydrziavana bnde u dnocn
cd Is. do 20. iannara y novel Va
hey budove, ma Front q Phelps u
liciach tponize posty). Vystavene
badl vsetky modely Ford auto.
mohilov, tiez Lincoln automobile
. Fordson traktory spolu 5 hospo-
darskymi stroiami, ably. bolo nka-
zane, ako So mozc Fordson traktpr
upotrebit'ens kazdu moznl prScu,
Ma yystaye bnde al Fordks pre-
Z os6b, potion nakladn6 Fordky,
radiova hudba. prednssky, . kon-
certy. zylastni prednasateha prf-
du Detroit z toxarne Fordoyei =
hudh ukazoyane pohy yblivs obra-
zy. tohto automobilovehn hlav-
neho mesta, Celia yystava budc
nieeo neobycaineho 4 vstup na In
lplpe yol'ny vo ,dne vecer.
YJstavu usnoriadaj is nasle down.
predayasi Fordov ych aatomob biloy
H. r. Hooper CO, 4. r. Black Co.
q. 3. RI, Highly. I \, n S 81
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-12

- =
nemaja INST d'alsj uissta 4 lcne
Lisy, ked ona shee sl6fit' ~
moln ! pr&yam slovsnsk6he ~
d. = luAu a ME modley nsexistuiia-
cej narodnej 6sskssloxatn atnslEej jed-
noty!s
A ten nsp4d III ten yyber, 10
vyzyAA 50 psedssda Ligy
zrieko Aebo predsednictva, sleho
clenstva vo vybore!
Ale chyba lavky! Nezriekne So
ami jedneho ami druh6hO. Liga
ma a musi tam byt', kde 50 mieni
dprimne q poctive pracovat' "a
nplatnenie Pittsburghskej Dohody
. to tym viacej, kym v jej lone
hamuje So, oslablje, -ba nicf kaz-
!, I'D poctiva akcia. slimerujdea \ spo-
menutom smere. PodrSfm 81 obo,
fje.! Yybor tento bnde len vtsdy.
5bytodny, ked - pfevsdis plis
o6tsta ' lone Ligy, tax, Re tato bn-
de moot podujat' svedomite . ne
hatenc vn1tra a vo vn6tri
pine vsetky moline kroky, aby
praya slovenskeho naroda Y 6. S.
republike boly iistayne predbczne
q to pine zabeSpecene.
Rozvratne zivly xiadaj1 oci-
stu a hrozia svolanim mimoriad-
neho Kongresu. Nechze ona bnde,
(Dokoncenie Ma 6. strane.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-12
vi 11UxRf1QYXAK4 LQYaN1xl noylNlI

2s
predsedu Slpsaas sj Ife, 1iSda
50 "a gshQ tby . yllag ssdsI
nictva Slov. Iiey. Isak tel
W nafsj Iiadossi yylsosst nssh
Okresne abosy IA yEchode bada
POI edovat syolanis Ininorlad dnebc
kohgresp, SLOW. Ligy.
D'alej schddza tAto vyhle-
saie. lie ylhor Priatel'ov SO.
vepskej Slobody'' ,jc samoxvaps
teiSso, ktors nepd mspdat od l'u-.
du slovenskt.ia sijdcebo Y Ames
rike, a tax Y me:le'l 'udu nema pro-
va hovorit ani iednat'.
81 Ponevae p. Hynek Destal, Re-.
daktor ...Hlasu' 10 ST. Louis, No.
ako Czech nepoznajlci slovensks'
pomery ami y Amerike anitv sta
rel ylasti, pridal sa ma stranu tych
|papov, ktorf proti jednote Gechov
"a Sloyakoy pracujl, upbzornuje.
me no ma bol'astne pomery ' RIM
|sko-katolickych slovenskych osa.
dach, V ktorych ajrisski biskupi
natiskajd SIovakom Nemcoy . AL
risoy "a knazov a trpia mnohych
mad 'aronskych knazoy, ktorych,
l'ud' nenavidf, aby venoval svoiu
pozornost' tym kriydam ma Slo-
vakoch pachanym a nemiesal isa
do zalezitostf, .ktorym sa nerozu-
ME, ktore riesit ME je povolany
ami ME ie Eiadany
Odporleame, aby tato' rezoldcia
bola zaslana slovenskym ceskym
casopisom V Amerike, prezidento-
vi, Masarykoyi, Narodnemu Shro-
mazdeniu d takym inlm narodnym
einitel 'om, ako vtbot kstomiu spl-
nomocneny "a dobre uzna.
Nikolaj Kor&6,@ Jozef Smrtic,
Frant. oslislS, stefan cnero, Pa,
vel zgtris, resolncny vNbor.
/ Tol 'koto rezolncia, skutoeno
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-12


|yielle, y kaSdk patanoSissh pods'
|Ishs zmsn6p takfhoto vJyojp.
;lak saa bpdd menit al pomsry n
Cssk oslovenskej republic . zr1-
teniu politickJeh, hrapic medsi
cecbmi i Slovakini otyorena u
bfana prirod dzenemn y N5voSjp sfi 4 il dos
kAran. ts's I,
Nasledkom takehoto sJvoju csy
4 Pittsburghska Dphoda stala sa'
bespredmetnou preto my sa lind
|neho boja "a jej ytelenie do lstavy
Ceskoslovenskej rep. nezlcaktlIi-
me, ba BOZ taky nielen "a zbytos-
lny, ale skodny poyazhjeln Tito
|Pittsburghsk1 Dohodu rz Cd roka
1919 pouzfva madss propaganda
ltym ciel'om, ME aby nou chcsla
vymoct' Wac sloven6iny yi,admi.
nistracii Slovenska, ale ably spo-
sObila rozdelenie. statotvornsho 9,
lementu ceskoslovenskeho de
Idvoch legislativnych grup tax
oslabila no jeho snahe narod-
my Stat ceskoslovensky. Pricinc-
MIN sa teito propagandy iste in
dlvidua, jako Jehlicska, Dvorcsak
Tuka, Unger atd'. atd'. ma, Sloven-
'sku sktu .pripisujq tejto Dohode tak1
politickd vaznost jaka ,je potreb-
ma ku docieleniu politickych Gle
poy mad 'srskyych snah "a obnove-
nim byvaleho Uhorska. Nespokoj
ne osobnosti, rozlicni drobni l'u-
dia. ktori nechapu problemov bu-
dovania noveho statu, upadayajii
do osidla tejto mad 'arskej intri-
aEgy a vidia rozl1stenie rozlicnych
hospodarskych, priemyselnych j
politickych problemoy ~ "upla,-
neni Pittsburghslei Dohody'' a
tvrdia, ze je to jednomysel mi
ziadost' vsetkych americkych Slo-
vakov.
My vidime, ze Ia toto rozcestie
dostali sa i niektori popredni l'u.
dia sloyenskej emigracie pod r1s
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-12
ront A Plaslps !.

lsiie pred v4lkcu if poSSas yalkyl
,praseyali s}afa ss skatk k5p ida
csskpsl pSsnshsi nkEsdpei j poltI.
ckej jednoty ie stelesnepa Y tes.
osloyenskei Repablike.
Ceskoslovenska q reppblika jest
lSaje nt Styri roxy ! behom teito
,kratkej Dolby dokaaa1o sa, ze y
myslienke nfrodnsi jednoty ces.
kosl slovensksj spo6iva ta velika tai
most aspechu, ktory lspech dnes
obdivuje kaEsy priatel' mas kto.
ri iednotu nam zavidi kazdy ne.
priatsl' q vynasnazuje sa ju rox-
Bit.
W potesenfm sledujeme, ysetko,
90 bolo "a minule styri roxy w
konane ( ma Sesenskpsa vyjadrujs-
me svoj obdivs j .uznanie vsetkynl
pracovnikom slovelisksm Ii ees-
kym.
s pol 'utovanim pozorujcme, ze
kmnohl nasi 4bratia v Amerike dali
ssa,ssisst ma sikmd plochua a uvia,
Iii lplne v intrigach nasadenych
ns slovenskti l,sami nepria
tel'skej propagaady q methody
prostriedky etjto propagandy 81
'osvojujd, jej podliehajl a: stava.
jii 50 jej otrokmi. No svojej kra-
ltkozrakosti zasli llz tax d 'aleko
lze sa nestitia stotoznovat' s taky.
mi elementami, 81 ktore oviadaly
Hlinkovu takzvand sHudovf
lstranu "a vynasiazujju sa zaniest
F)alk aeYyu pod r1skom ]. Pirate.
El'oy ''oy Slovenskti Slobody' medyi
ameEckJch Sfovakoy a vyzyivaid
Etychto, abys svojimii peniazmi pri-
spell dekoncit sdielo zkasy, ktori
|eahajil ' Alnerikeszle poyesti dr..
EJehlieska a Rudinsky, q v. ktorom
dele pokracujl vos,Viedni 1 a, u
krakoye, VI Budapest rozliccni
lUngerovci, orsakovci .ini zrad
,,covia ,slovenskeho niarQda. ii
! nv luna sshfomazdsff sfff slavn6M
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-12

REzVf;t5tyfA |

prijata zastupcanii Okresnych Sbo
row New Yorkn, Newarkn, Bird
geportu Lansfordu, na spo1os-
nej sch6dzi dna 8. decembra 1912
issew Yorku; N. Il
Cd minuleho kongresu SLOW. Li-
gy uplynulo uz hodne Sasu. Oca-
kayali sme, ze move vedenie tejto
organizacie pousiluie sa o to, aby
nalialo novel vzpruhy sdp .gadoy
nasho clenstva#a a ze 'yynasna1f ia,
aby nam ukazalo scestn, po ktorsj
M sme mali kracat,,e pracoyat /
III y povlpeseni slovenskej emigra-
Gle Y Afnfrike, a lkaze nam tiez
sp6soby, ako BY sa dale. .pracovat
ma kultdrnom hospodarskom po-
vzneseni slovensksho l'udu tees
kosiovenskej Republike.
Avsak, zial 'bohn, ssklamali sne
81, Manifesto toho ab,a pAsdseaa
Slbvepskej Ligy yyhl'adayal ko-
dMraeia $ tJmi elementami ktore
tMcuj1. V Ceskosloyensku ma u
lkyneni ma vybudovani narod-
nafto statu, on sa pridal ku tym,
ktori 81 spojeni nepriat.l 'skymi
ziylami d ktofs. pgacujl pa dkor
reprbliky. ilill.,,,
My SINE vzdy pra6ovali i6,A6,
aby sme mas narod pomohli os1G
bodit' mad 'arskych paz(irov, a.
ko pracovali bratia cesi, aby sa o
slobodili q. nemecksho pazeraka, a
v praci tejto viedla mas ta vodcia
myslienka, ktord sslavay mas bas-
mix Jan Kollar vyjadril v podo-
benstve 0 d,.obnom .uhliku, ak to
uhlie bude spolu, udrzi teplo i zia-
ru, soddelcne 9 dseba pohasnl q
zmiznl!, My dnes y l,raost 'ou mo;
zene povedat, ze. idea, "a ktorh