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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-08-31
FIRPO is NOT
SO GREEN SAYS
JESS WILLARD
Thinks Critics Are Fooled
Who Called South Amer
lean ''Half Baked"
BY JESS WILLARD.
Former Heavyweight. Champion.


Is Luis Angel Firpo a second Jim
Jcifries?
| don't propose to answer that
question, although | worked up n
tremendously intimate and comprc
hensive acquaintance with Firpo one
evening in July. But offer it to
fight fans as a fertile subject for
speculation.
1t is true for certainty that the
talk about Firpo as he faces his
championship battle with Jack Demp
sey is exactly on line with the
dope on Jetfries when he tackled Bob
FitZsimmons.
The experts objected that Jeifries
was too green and lacking i'm polish.
They had to admit he was strong and
game, but they didn't allow him a
chance against the experienced title
holder. But everybody knows what
happened.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-08-31
THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

The mistake in this case must be
charged against the umpire. :
The base umpire, believing the ball
had gone into the bench, waved the
runner. who hAl stopped at second
to advance to third.
The player, in following the die
tates of the umpire, is touched with
the ball and apparently retired.
Common sense must decide this
play. Since the played advanced be-
cause the umpire SO ordered him,
there is no reason why he should
suffer because the ball didn't go into
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-08-31
DANCE

Under the auspices of the
Business 4 Professional WO-
mems Club, Patterson Roof
Garden, this friday even
ing. The public cordially in
vited.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-08-31

llllk&(O
] IN
Two players are on the green close
to the hole. A is about IL inches
from the cup while B is about Is.
A, who is nearest, puts first and
holes out. B then calls attention to
the fact that A had erred in putting
first, since was farthest from the
hole. B claims the hole because OF
this slip on the part Of A. What
about it?
B has no claim to the hole. He
can merely recall the stroke, and
force A. who has hOled out, to re-
place the ball .as near as possible to
its original position, whereupon B
has the right to putt, and A must
again go through the formality of
boiling out. There is no penalty at
tached to such mistake.
Please state the position in which
Bobby Jones has finished in the va
rious national open vents in which
he has taken part?
Three years ago Jones finished
eighth in his first open tournament.
In his second attempt for national
hcnors ne came in fifth. Last year
at Skokie he tied for second. This
year having nothing to shoot at but
first place he went out and won the
championship. The showing that
Jones has made in the national open
is considered most remarkable.
Player drives from the tee into
the rough, and after a five minute
search is unable to find his ball. He
elects to consider it lost ball and
again drives from the tee and once
more goes into the rough. In look
ing for the second ball he finds the
first ball. Has he right to play the
first ball and suffer no penalty for
the second shot?
Once ball is regarded as a lost
ball, it can no longer be considered
in play. Tke player must find his
second ball and play it.
What is the Nassau system of
scoring as used in golf? often see
reference made to it in the .descrip-
ton of individual match play as well
as team play?
Under the Nassau system the win
ner Of the first nine holes is cred
tied with one point, likewise the
winner of the second nine holes gets
4 point and to the winner of the
match goes one point. The greatest
number Of points winner can score
y three. regardless Of how many
All matches are Of Is holes.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-08-31

the bench. The umpire should have
sent the runner back to second.
Evening star., 1923-11-30
RICH CHICAGO GIRLS
TURN TO POLITICS
Surprising Shortage of Deb
utantes for Teas and
! Dances This Winter.
Eneclal Dispatch 10 The Star.

Special Dispatch 10 The Star
CHICAGO. November 30-Chicago's
most exclusive and sought after de-
butantes-and the crop wasn't any
too big, anyhow-have just about
given up dances, teas and bridge for
politics. and social leaders and the
male contingent of Chicagos best
families, who for years have been
the most conventional of sticklers
for social usage, which says that
the deb should be deb when she
Is a deb are in despair
If the telephone wires could be
tapped today, you'd hear many a
conversation like this:
That You, katherine? I say, we'll
be going to the dinner and dance
Tonight, of course" And the reply:
Sorry, Jack, but the First Voters
League meets tonight, SO l won't be
with you. Have a good time, old
thing"
Girls Very Sincere.
These young women are so earnest
about it all that if the Prince of
Wales were to be lioniZed at a lunch
together, they would pass that
handsome young future monarch to
hear a talk on government econo-
mics, duties of the citizen, or why
sNtIS oie ellSlDle SnOulu WleIQ the
ballot.
If you don't believe they are seri-
ous-Well, there are some six or
eight young women whose names are
as well known TO Chicago as the
NanderbiltS and the Astors are to
New York. who eat a ca tch- Itch
can breakfast six mornings a week
leave the parental roof when their
STRIPPING scion brothers are turning
beneath their linen sheets for the
first time. and make a shop girl get
away to the loop, to work in one of
the local woman republican head
Quarters. licking stamps. addressing
envelopes and otherwise making
themselves useful. with only A half
hour off for lunch.
Twenty-Five Members of League.
There are twenty-five members of
this First Voters League, but the
names of a few will suffice to prove
the rare alloy of it's membership.
First, there is Katherine HammilI,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Hammil of Rinsdale. Then there is
Iheodora WiEterbotham, daughter of
John II. Winterbotham. The Ham
mills and Winterbothams are as
well known as the city which their
forbears started on its way to prom
5nence Other members include
Marjorie King. who some day will
millions: Elizabeth Carpenter and
her sister, Mrs. Cordelia y :. Davis.
Sd Carol Sitting and Mrs. Philip
MAYER.
Yes-First Voters League means
that the members are just barely
eligible to vote for the first time
Now, don't tell.
Evening star., 1923-11-30
COOLIDGE'S COUSIN HURT.

DELAWARE. Ohio, November 30
n. H Coolidge of Bridgeport, Conn,
a cousin of President Calvin Coolidge,
and his wife. were injured yesterday
when their machine overturned in a
ditch north of here yesterday. They
We're en- route from Toledo, where
Coolidge had been on a business trip,
to Washington for Il visit with the
President and Mrs. Coolidge.
Mrs. Coolidge suffered a broken
shoulder blade. Her husband es-
capped with cuts and bruises.
Evening star., 1923-11-30
NoUa Serpentis,
In View II Years,
Rated Fixed Star

HEIDELBERG. November co.
Nova Serpentis. a new star in the
constellation of the Serpent, which
was discovered by the Heidelberg
Observatory fourteen years ago,
has been constantly in view since
its discovery and is said to be con-
sidered in class different from
most new stars, which are visible
only a short time. German astron-
omers now express belief that this
star may have always been a fixed
star which was concealed by
clouds of cosmic mist.
The new stars. which shine
brightly for a limited time and
then disappear, have been supposed
by some to be created by
clashes of dead stars or gas clouds.
But Nova Serpentis has shown by
its fourteen years of Constancy
that it is not of this type. Astron-
omers estimate it takes a thou
sand years for beam of light to
come to the earth from Nova Ser
pentis.
Evening star., 1923-11-30

Sweater. leggins,
cap and mittens to
match, all OF soft
brushed wool. In
buff, t a u up e and
brown. Sizes "a to
%.
Evening star., 1923-11-30

TWO.PANTS SUITS
in neat appearing, serv-
iceable mixtures, in belt
ed Norfolk style, with
patch pockets. Sizes I
to IL.
Evening star., 1923-11-30
Warm UnderthingS
for Boys and Girls

Chidren's Combination Suits, feeced, with strong
button attachments. High neck long C1 M
sleeves, knee length Sizes to II years @l.OO
Children's Suits part Misses Vests and
wool, with Dutch neck, Pants, feece-ined cotton
elbow sleeves and knee f1lgh or Duten neck
length. $2z5. so o. 90 noe u aNN'e pAi'S
Boys Wool Union Misses Combination
Suits gray, light weight. Suits of medium weight
Dutch neck elbow sleeves, cotton. High Dutch
knee length. $1.75 to neck knee or ankle
$225. length. $1O0 to $1.sO.
LocATIoN)
Evening star., 1923-11-30
Little Folks White Goats, S2.75

Little tots of to years are never more ch;
these coats of white chinchla will keep them snug
Deep collar and cuffs, buckeled or buttoned belt,
lining.
Evening star., 1923-11-30

FOURTH FLOOR. IANs1uRaH 4 BROTHER
Evening star., 1923-11-30

Though she is eighty-six years of
age, Mrs. y. Fournier Of Toledo, Ohio,
has, in the past year. made sixty
-wo baby quilts.
Evening star., 1923-11-30
White Wolfe
FrOcks, $2.05

Christmas demands a
new white frock, just as
surely as it does new
toys. Some trimmed
with lace, and others
embroidered in colors.
Sizes 2 to E years.
Evening star., 1923-11-30
Christmas Gifts That BOYS Like

Indisn Play Suits $3.50
Cowboy Play Suits .$l.5e
Knitted Neckties. .49c
Cut Silk Ties. .4c
Boys Bath Robes. 1886
Rain Coat Outfits 1895
Novelty Suits. .S2.95
Hickok Bel
Evening star., 1923-11-30
Boys Au-WOo1
MackinawS
Built for Warmth SO rs
and Action ~OsAO

This is the coat for school and play
warm, bur1y collared, with deep muff and
side pockets. Good looking, too, in their
lively Plaids, and, above all, allowing ab-
strong for them-and their serviceability
appeals to thrifty parents. Sizes 8 to H.
Evening star., 1923-11-30
Children'S Gloves
Make Practical Gifts

Capeskin Gloves, one-clasp
style, warmly fleeced lined.
Several shades of tan. $l.75
and $500.
Gray Suede Gloves, fleece
lined. Dressy enough to
hsst wear wit with ones S1.75
Kid Mittens, warmly lined
with fleece. Top C1 1E
ped with fur. -. @1s1C
Fabric Gauntlets, aeeced
lined, with cuffs of
i m t a ton leather. en-
Special ............ CON
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-11-30

LAR q e r BOYS
OVERCOATS of heavy
weather-resisting mate
rials, in double-breasted
style, with big collar and
belt. Sizes 10 to IL,
Evening star., 1923-11-30
Boys Like These Black Rub.
ber Raincoat Outfits at S3.45

They are guaranteed waterproof, with
deep collar, slash pockets, in snap-fasten-
ing STYLE inside back of tan. Sou'wester
hat to match. A dandy outfit in sizes E
to 18.
Evening star., 1923-11-30

JUNIOR OVERCOATS
with muff and side pock-
cts, button .snugly to
neck and are warmly
lined. Splendid values.
for boys 5 to 10.
Evening star., 1923-11-30
Extra Special!
Girls and Juniors
New Wool Skirts
$3.98
and svoyth more!

A very special purchase permits quote this
low price for we'll tailored and smarty styled wool
skirts in prunela sport plads stripes and checks
we'll as natural color camelaire. Tailored peated
styles side fastening suede and novelty button trim
ming Waist bands, "a to 81 inches.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-06
s BOHOM, REV. KOMPANEK!

Rev. Kompanek, podpredseda slovenskej narodnej
srany Slovensku po ednorocnom pobyte medzi nami
odchadza domov, ably pokracoval boj prva sloven
skeho naroaa. .Ax
Rev. Kompankoy pobyt Amerike NAL blahodarny
licinok mas verejny zvo Jeho prici1enim vyjasno
rozprchnute silly sGstredene bolv dovedna, program
ustaen posup americkch Sovakov zaezitosti Pitts
burghskej Dohody urceny Jeho canky citaa celia slo
venska Amerika. Teo clanky boly vecnt padne, pre-
svedcive, logicke, neminuly ciea.
Rev. Kompanek vykonal tn vel'ky kus organizaenej
vsenarodne prace. Centralsti zbadal nebezpecie pr
neskoro. Najai 81 Srba, doskovali biskupa skuj1
Srobara, ably vsedky jeho prace zncil No nepodar
i'm. Sovenska narodna mysenka zakorenena ie prihl-
bokp americkych Slovakoch ably boil vstave do mich
stept jed Slovaci zosand Sovakm, nikdy sa nestani
hnojom pre- drlhy narod.
Rev. Kompankov jeho pracu povd 'acna je celia
slovenska Amerka Pra eme st astny navrat Slo-
vensko mnoho zdaru d'alsich pracach!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-06

Nikdy SINE nepochybovali, re Vybor Priatelov Slo-
venske Slobody bude dakedy vyborom Slovenskej Lgy
preto mali d0veru. Ma poslednej sch0dzi
stredne spravy Sovenskej Lgy tento vvbor skutoc
ne Vial do SLOW Lgy Vseka nedovera tuna medzi Glen
mi Lgy, aka dosal' moha voc tomu vyboru panovat ma
teraz zniznt' censtvo ma vbor tento celou svojou
slou napomahat' jeho ciel'oc
AXE sn ciele vyboru? Vymahat' Pittsburgskti Doho-
du ably boa vtelena do iistavy CeskoSovenske repub
KY zaklade ktore sovensk narod zabezpecene by NAL
1stavne jeho prava samospravu ramci repubiky
Tedy cele, ktor6 e odusevneny kazd poctivy amer
cky krajovy Slovak-narodovec
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-06
sLovENsKA LtGA vYvEDENA ANARCH1E.

Posedna rocna sch6dza istrednej spravy Slovenskej
Ligy, vvdrziavana mnuleho tyzdna Cevelande preve
da dokonalu ocstu tomto vsenarodnom teese ameri-
ckych Slovakov Vymiea anarchiu ktora Lge "a
yada ktora e nohy podrazaa korene zvota podzerala
vvlcenim tych zvov, ktore verejne postavy proti
,jej programu zasadam kongresnym usnesenam
Seyenska Lfga zostala slovenskou, zostaa vernon
slovenskej parodnej mysenke myslienke sovenske ma
rodne samobytliost Odvrha nemravnu myslienku jed
neho naroda Cechov Slovakov ktora vyzaduje smrt
Sovakov ako naroda.
Odstredive zivly zostay ako ryby na suchu Aebo
podocnd alebo prsposobn okonostiam, vytvoria 81
nov organizaciu organizaciu cechoslovack Ale cist
vodu slovenski Wac ka hnilobou otravova' nebudd
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-06
uDEL' sLovENsKEHo REDAKToRA.

V"Nar. Nov stoj Isty pan, zbohatly dobe pro-
hibicie, ked jednalo ednej poslednych nasich
konvencn plat redaktora - povedal "Date slusny
plat aby nemusel hladovat'. Hadny redaktor nem6ze
dobre pisat'!''
Susny plat ably nelnusel hladovat'. Kcd' nehladuie
dostal dost Ma stare koena pamatat' to redakto-
ovi netreba Pochoval niekok kych slovenskych re-
daktorov verejnych sbierok, pochovame al osatnych
a tym ydovam sirotam - hodme po $25 chudobneho
fondu estli nase veene ustanovzne narodn6
nj. ...
Biedn, hladujuc redaktori - biedny narod a l'ud
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-06

[prikladom sldSit', ake spojis 40
s'yenskd n6rodnd myslisAku nv
'sliehkou ameriakeho patfiotiEm,,
Americk6 Slovac musi 50 opierat'
M svojich studentov, lebo akn vie-
me pre- .prisne vyst 'ahovalecke "a
kony americka Slovac' postupne
prichadza do takeho polozenia, ze
ztrati svoj vyznam zaiste ma rie
mali skodu nasho naroda.
Prosfm vsetkych Slovakov
Slovenky, najma verejnych pra-
covnikov, aby otazke sloyenskeho
studentstva venovali primeranl!
pozornost'.
| vyhor pre- vychodne slovensko.
Vel'ka pozornost' bola venova-
ma Vyboru pre- vychodne Sloven-
sko. V snahe odcinit' narodne
kultlrne nedostatky zavinene Ma
d 'armi najma ma slovenskom W.
chode vykonali SINE nariadenie ID.
Kongresu Ligy, podlpa ktoreho
postal vybor do starej vlasti 5,315
knih. Knihy tieto boly, alebo bu-
dl rozdane rozlicnych kult1rnym
a narodnym spolkom organiza-
clam ma Slvoensku, knihovnam,
ktore sa cestou nasej kancelarie y.
Bratislave %, ae prilIlasily. Tym-
to vykonane boio kus narodnej a
kulttirnej prace, lebo Slovensko
trpi ma nedostatok popularnych a
dobrych knih pre- hmotne nedo-
statky rozlicne spolky, organiza-
Gle knihovne nemaj1 moznosti
zasobit' sa knihami, keby takych
dost' bolo. Najma ma vychod-
nom Slovensku vel ky vyznam ma
il knihy, ku ktorym tymto spo-
sobom l'ud bude mat l'ahky pri-
stup a, tax kult1rne, ale nadovse-
tko narodne sa povznesie, coho
najviac je treba ma tych krajoch,
hraniciacich a ciastocne i obyva-
nych Mad 'armi. Okrem toho W.
Dor pre- vychodne Slovensko ma
ma starosti podporovanie' studen-
tov pochadzajIcich vychodne-
no Slovenska. Ma vyzvanie Vybo-
ru .doslo mnoho prosieb cd vycho-
dosi0venskych studentov, ktorym
udelene budU stipendia, ably v
sklach pokracovat' moiIi. Je to
tiez vyyznamna vec, lebo je istt, ze
inteligentna, vyskolosana mladez
po case narodne ov,ada vychodne
| Slovensko, tym vytrhne l'ud w
chodny ruk mad 'arskej a ma
d'ar6nskej intelligence, co je ma
Sim hlavnym ci..l 'om.
Ked 'ze ku praci Vyboru pre- W.
chodne Slovensko potrebne si INA
enc hmotne prostriedky, usiloval
som sa pouzit' vsetky NONE sp6-
soby ma vedenie agitacie ma sbicr-
ku tohoto vyboru. Boly a s1 roz-
posielane listy IA spolky a al V
Buletinoch Slovenskej Ligy ca
stejsie som vyzyval mas l'ud k pri-
spievaniu ma t1to sbierku.
staly vybor pre- celok slovenska.
Vykonal kus pozoruhodnej pra
ce. Vybor tento ma ma starosti
vsetky veci tykajuce sa Dol 'avej
otazky Slovenska t. j. akciu "a pri
navratenie Gravy Spisa, nasilne
pridelenych k Pol 'sku tiez o.
tazku Javoriny. Menom tohoto W.
boru 2 pera jeho horliveho pred
sedu brata Frantiska Bureho W.
sla pozoruhodna brozdrka pod IT,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-06

lstorii slovenskeho nkroda, ktory !
lhorkymi slsami Dude oplakAvat'
ltn nstanovizen, ktor& 1nn novd,
svojskn vlast vynohla sfce,, ale.
potion sa Cd neho odvratila, zane-
chajic no osudu povpjnoyJch
mravnych a hmotnych nerestf. A
toto by bola nielen skoda naroda,
ale i nasa hanba.
| Pravda, ako mojej zpravy vi
det' budete, situacia dnes este ME
je TAXA, aby sme.o buddcnosti ma
lsej organizacie nechut 'ou, nevo-
ll'ou bojazlivost 'ou museli hovo-
rit', ale jestli chceme d'alej pra-
covat' podl'a programu nasej or
ganizacie a zaujme nasho SLO-
VENSKEHO naroda, vtedy treba
hi 'adat' nejake vychodisko, ably
nasa praca nebola hatena vndtor-
nymi zapasmi.
Toto je len upozornenie pre- bu-
dncnost'. Co sa tyka poslednej mi-
nulosti cd XIV. Kongresu uplynu-
teho roku, ako som uz spomenul,
proti vsetkym napadom, nesve-
domitvm Stvaniciam, m6zeme vi
diet pokrok, aky SINE pri napnuti
nasich vsetkych organizacii nasej
venovanych sill predsa dosiahnut
mohli. Ba mozeme vidiet' take "a
klady, ma ktorych ked d d'alej sta
vat budeme. nasa organizacia,
| Slovenska Liga bravo, bez vset-
kych t'azkosti stane sa Ease ~
premozjtel 'nou silou americkych
Slovakov, bude. talpu nlatkou a.
merickych SlovNkov il startkrajo-
vych bratov sestier, akou bola
predtym ktora dodava energiu
zivotu slovenskeho naroda.
| Po tomto kratkom 6vode pre-
chadzaj1c ku podrobnostiaE: ta-
jomnickej zpravy V prvom rade
spominam:
Ohmovenie clenovskych prispev-
zislanie novych clenov.
! Rozposielal som ma tisice upo-
mienok ma starych clenov, ktorf
prispevky 81 neobnovili. Ideme
rad-radom podla sborov, a obra-
ciame sa nielen ma sbory, ako eel
ky, ale i ma jednotlivcov. Okrem
toho i v buletinoch Slovenskej
! Ligy viacraz vyzval som clenstvo
ma obnovenie- elenovskych pri-
spevkov, casom dobrym vysled-
kom. Ziskanie novych clenov bo-
10 jednou z mnohych prac kance-
larie Slovenskej Ligy. Konali
SINE vsetko, co sa dalo. Bereme
rad-radom menoslov rozlienycl
spolkovych odborov, sborov ci-
siel posielame vyzvanie ku vstd-
peniu do Slovenskej Ligy. Vypi-
sail SINE sIbeh ma ziskanie novych
clenov a odmenujeme horlivych
nasich clenov "a kazdd pracu, ko-
manu- "a zvacsenie poctu clenstva.
Odmeny sG urcene v podobe do
brych slovenskych knih a obra-
zov. Praca tato pomerne sa dost'
dobre dari, dokazom toho je, ze
cd XIV. Kongresu Slovenskei Ii
gy ziskali SINE 400 novych Glenov
a 33 rozlienych spolkov, no re W.
sledok ME je taky, aky sa ocaki-
val, toho pricinou sd tie nase roz-
harane pomery.
Napfsal som agitacny letak pod
titulom "V com je sila... ."?, tento
letak rozposielam po celej Sloven-
! skej Amerike ako vysledok mo-
zem povedat' ze mnohi len pre1o
! sa zdrzovali cd narodnych prac
v nasej organizacii, lebo mali ne
spravne falosne informacie o
Slovenskej Lige, ktore vsak pri
citani toho letaku sa rozptylia.
! Ziskali SINE takym sp6sobom
viacej clenov stale novych Ii
skavame, len treba, ably sa nase
clenstvo tejto veci tiez zaujalo a
j kancedariu Slovenskej Lfgy vse-
NONE napomahalo.
Il 20 kOrpOracie ziSka1i Smp nie-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-06

J sstav dlsnstvs slovSni|nsj LiSy. !
Pred XIV. Kongrsson Slotsn-' !
skej Ligy vykasadi srae % clsnov
al takJch, ktofi 81 v'soknaine "a
znaGen isice, ale elenovske prr
spevky uz dlhsf cas- neplatili. Ale
ma zaklade usnesenia XIV. Kon-
gresu patricnych uz nevykazu-
jem. Clenstvo pozostava: Z 5,464
jednotlivcov, 10 casopisov, 13 or
ganizacif 191 odborov, sborov,
cisiel atd'. Nasledkom podkop-
neg nesvedomitej prace niekol'-
kych jednotlivcov, rozpadlo sa
nam II sborov. z tychto po dlh-
som bratskom napominani poda-
rilo sa nam 8 sbory zreorganizoa
vat a tax .dnes mame 3O3 aktiv-
nych sborov. Teda dina Is. j1na
1923 sdhrnny poeet clenstva je
5,687.
Kolektovanie starej dkohy "a Ca
pis Move slovensko.
Je mnoho byyvalych predplati-
tel'ov byvaleho organu nasej or
ganizacie, ktori este j dnes dlhuju
zan. Je to nepekna vec a t'azko
! sa da ospravedlnit'. Mnohi 81 moz-
no myslia, ze ked' uz organ me-
jestvuje, netreba. zaplatit' ami sta
ri podlznost'. Ale to je nespravne
a je to poskod'ovanie hlaynej po-
kladnice SlovensRej Ligy. Nasled-
kom tohe rozposielal som a. este
rozposielam upomienky ma zapla-
tenie starej dlzoby d1fam, ze
vec pomaly pride do poriadku.
Podl "a usnesenia XIV. Kon-
gresu 81. Ligy, ii, ktori mali caso-
pis predplateny, po jeho zruseni
dostali primeranej hodnote kniz
ky, ked sa o ne prihlasili.
Buletiny slovenskej Ligy.
Ako znamo, XIV. Kongres Slo-
venskej Lfgy zrusil organ emo
We Slovensko" ustalil, ze miesto
organu budd sa vydavat' tyzden-
ne buletiny, ktore sa maju uve-
rejnovat' vo vsetkych slovenskycn
casopisoch. Podl'a zkIsenosti mo-
iej ma to i dobre zle stranky. DO
bra stranka je tom, re veciaca
SLOW. Ligyr m6ze sa doznat' kazdy
Glen, ba neclen, kym dosial' do
podrobna len tt boil o vsetkom in.
formovani, ktori "Nove Sloven-
sko'. predplacali. Zla stranka to-
no je ia, ze b,rletiny obmedzene sil
len ma maty priestor tyzdennych
clankov, nasledkom coho nemozno
podat' veciach Slovenskej Ligy
taki podrobnd informaciu, ako to
bolo NONE, ked' casopis "Nove
Slovensko" vychadzal.
Co je vsak najhorsie, je to, ze
niektore nase slovenske casopisy
| zachadza jti buletinami l'ubovol-
ne neuverejnujd ich tax, ako by
maly. Niektore casopisy uverejnu-
j1 len kratke 1ryvky z buletinov
a ST i take casopisy, ktore buleti-
ny Slov. Ligy vobec neuverejhu-
ju. Tymto sposobom stojime S bu-
letinami, ably som tax povedal, ma
mrtvom bode nemozno s mimi do
| siahnut' toho, co by SINE pri male
zitom pochopenf, pozornosti od-
danosti dosiahnut' mohli.
Preto prosim p. redaktorov, ably
v budiicnosti buletinom venovali
primeran1 pozornost'. Prosim, a.
by i'm urcili novinach nalezite
miesto primeranou hlavickou a
uverejnovali kazdy bulletin ma ca.
fse a plnom obsahu. Tiez prosim
l. Sdruzenie Slovenskych Novina.
row, aby v bud1cnosti viedli a.
gitaciu "a Slovenskd Ligu a "a ri.
skanie novych clenov.
Nasi STUDENT a Slovenska Liga.
1 Name chvalabohu znacny pocet
slovenskych studentov v Ameri-
l