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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-02
RAT IN
HOME PUTS
UP FIGHT
Sends Battling Cats on Re-
treat and Bites Overseas
Veteran

CHESTER. Pa, Dec. There
was some excitement when large
sewer rat gained an entrance to
the home OF Jacob Deitch, lis
East Fourth street, and temporarily
took possession OF the dwelling.
Besides robbfng the Deitch fam
ily Of nights sleep, the rodent
attacked ana sank its teeth in sew
eral fingers Of the hand Of Harry
Lynch, 222 West Fiftn street. who
made an ,unsuccessful attempt to
kill or capture the animal. Lynch
had his wounds dressed by q
local physician and the animal
made its escape down a drain
after 1t had been Imprisoned in
a bathroom.
The front door OF the house
happened to be open when the rat
struggled along the pavement. 1t
was not discovered until a Ileighbor
made q call and informed Deitch
that she had seen it enter the front
door A search was instituted and
the rat was located in the bath
room. The family eat was placed
IN the room, but absolutely refused
TO engage in a battle with the
sewer denizen, almost as large
as the feline, and a second cat,
that had the reputation OF being
e Fighter, was substituted. Then
followed a real skirmish Until the
second cat was driven into the
hallway and the rodent held the
fort
Lynch, an overseas man, said he
would make short work of the
pest and, forcing 1t under a wash
stand, seized II by the rear legs
and was certain or victory, but the
rat turned upon him viciously and
wounded his fingers so that a
physician had to be consulted. The
rat then disappeared.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-02
SEALS SENT OUT IN
WAR AGAINST PLAGUE

If you haven't yet received your
allotment of Christmas seals you
probably will before the day is over.
Thousands Of tiny stickers, each
one shot in the Tuberculosis AS
sociation's battle against the white
plague, were mailed today from the
organizations headquarters, 1922
Eleventh street northwest.
A public meeting in the interest
OF the campaign win be held tonight
at the Medical Society Building, 171S
NJ street northwest, Surgeon Gen.
eral Cumming, Of the Public Health
Service, will be the principal
speaker
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-02
RALLY WILL DISCUSS
CHURCH EXTENSION

Church extension work, both
locally and worldwide, will be dis
scussed tonight at the Advent rally
to be held in Epiphany Episcopal
Church. The rally win be directed
by the Reverend d. w. Curran
and the Reverend Enoeh Magruder
Thompson.
The principal speaker will be the
Reverend Franklin J. Clark, Of the
National Council Addresses also
will be made by E. l.. Stock, the
Reverend Doctor z. B. T. Phillips,
rector Of Epiphany and Bishop
Freeman.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-02
MAN. HIT BY HORSE CAR
IN 1888. LOSES IN COURT

On March @, 1883, a horse-drawn
car Of the Metropolitan Railroad
Company rushed down # street. 1t
collided with a horse and wagon
driven by Charles w. Straughan, In.
Juring him. The next month The
case was dismissed in court for lack
OF prosecution and a month later
the court denied a motion to rein
state the case.
Last year, Strahghan sought to re-
Vive the case and the court refused
permission, He Appeared.
The appeal was denied yesterday
by the appellate court.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-02
HUGHES SECRETARY TO
DEAL IN b. c. REAL ESTATE

Lawrence H.. Green has resigned
as confidential secretary to Secre-
tary Of State Hughes to enter the
real estate business In Washington.
Mr.. Green has been with Secretary
Hughes ever since his appointment
10 the Supreme Bench by former
President Taft In 1911.
He has a large number Of friends
in Washington. He is a graduate
Of Georgetown University Law
school.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-02
POLICE HOLD THREE
M $4,000 ROBBERY

DETROIT Mich. Dec. Three
suspects were held by police today
in connection with the $4,000
robbery Of the Lakewood branch
Cleveland Trust Company, Friday.
They are Cameron Moore, Richard
Going and JuliuB Maier. They were
TO be returned to Cleveland today.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-02
clBARA, RIFF LEADER,
SLAIN BY IRED NATIVES

MADRID. Dec. q. The rebel
chieftain, Cibara, Intimate friend Of
Abdel KrtIn, leader Of the rebellious
Riffs. paid with his life for his ,ef.
forts to bring mediation between
Spain and the tribes in conferences
with Romanos Echevarrieta.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-08
ss 10 Ii 27 Il |

Three base hits. Venture; two base hits, Orsie, Werdelin; double play, Chant to satalino to Fields; struck out by Chant 6, by Healey S; base on balls, off Healey 8. Chant 1; hit by pitcher, Chant
 The game Saturday turned out to be more or less of a burlesque in the last inning. The East Berlin team has a good battery, but the crowd appeared to be disappointed in the efforts of the other members of the delegation.
 The game yesterday was more in- teresting. but not as exciting had been expected. Features of the game included home runs by Hea- ley, the visiting pitcher. and McCor- mick, Kensington's left fielder. A catch by Thorton. the Manchester left fielder, brought the crowd to It's feet, but caused Thorton to dive to the turf in securing the fast ball.
 ALL-KENsINGTON.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-08
Hit Society Antics

London - The nocturnal "clcw- chasing stunts of coterie of the smart younger set are being as sailed by the London newspapers. An organization has been formed known as The Society of Bright Young People" Various objects are hidden in different parts of the city, with only a few clews to their whereabouts, and the members of the society hunt for them in auto mobiles.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-08
JOE SE7NA FINED
 IN MER|DEN COURT
Kensinston Man Assessed S10O
 for Driving While Drunk
ALSO TWO DAYS IN JAIL
Worthington Community Center As- sociation to Begin Activities Would Have Man Arrested-Other Items of Interest.

Joe setna, 27 years of age, of kensington. was fined $100 and costs and was sentenced to two days in Jail in the Meriden police court this morning, on a charge of driving while under the influence of liquor He was represented by Attorney Conknow of Meriden and no appeal was taken.
 Setna was arrested early Saturday evening by Officer Thomas Burke of the Meriden police department. Set na was found driving along kensing- ton avenue and was swerving from one side of the road to the other finally ending up on a bank, into which he drove. The police had been informed that the man had poor con- trol of the machine.
 Wanted Man Arrested
 The driver of Massachusetts car yesterday afternoon wanted the Der lin police to arrested the driver of the car in front of him, when car in the rear smashed into the Massa- chusetts machine.
 According to the story the Massa- chusetts car had followed machine driven by a colored man all the way from Meriden. This side of the Meri- den line the car in front was forced to stop suddenly and the Massschu- setts machine did likewise. However, the driver of a machine in back could not stop suddenly enough and crashed into the other machine, in- ficting no damage.
 The colored mans machine was followed up to Berlin and Officer Ventres, who was on traffic duty, was approached by the driver from Massachusetts with the request that the colored man be arrested. Con- stable Ventres could not see 1t that way and the cars proceeded on their way. after some argument.
 Community Center Active
 The Worthington Community Center association will begin its &C., tiyities for the fall and winter months on Saturday of this week, with a get-together on the com munity grounds, beginning at 1880 o'clock in the afternoon and con- tinuing we'll on into the evening.
 A corn festival, athletic sports and games will be featured on the program. Supper will be served from 5:S0 o'clock until o'clock iE the community house and a so- cial, with a dance will wind up the evenings activities.
 The association will make an ex- tensive drive for voting members this year and it is expected that many attractions will be planned
New Britain herald., 1924-09-08
Items of Interest

Miss Helen Skinner left Saturday for Greenwich. Connecticut, where she entered the Greenwich hospital for three-year course of training for the position of nurse.
 Mrs. Robert Pinches of Berlin en- tertsined her brother and family of Southington over the weekend.
 Miss Madeline DeLowery of Ken sington spent the weekend in New York city.
 The Misses Claire and Molle Mur- ray have returned to school at the Assumption at Nicolet, Canada.
 William Carey of Kensington Is spending his vacation in Detroit, Michigan.
 Thomas Pagan Of Kensington has left for a vacation in Detroit, Michi- gan.
 (Continued on Page 1D
New Britain herald., 1924-09-08
S2 5 $ z4 4

Af
 Home runs, Mccormick and Healey; double plays. Fields to satalino; McKeon to sataIino to Werdelin; Healey to Peterson; base on balls, off Hayes, 4, of Healey {; hit by pitcher, by Hayes, SeeIert, by Healey, Ives; struck out, by Hayes, 5, by Healey, $; stolen bases, Orsie, McKeon, satalino 2. Werdeiin, A. Thorton, Seelert 2.
 Arranging New Series
 Manager P. J. Buckley of the All kensingtons announced today that he is making an effort to engage the winner of the Valley league season in a series. The games will start the latter part of this month, as the Valley league games do not end until the last week in September. Included in this league are Simsbury, Winsted, Collinsville, Southington, New Hart ford and Unionville.
 Manager Buckley said that he has not planed any definite time for the closing of the season in Kensington, but is planning to continue as long as possible into the fall months.
 Called Out of Town
 Mrs. Mathew H, Griswold has been caled to Burlington, Vt., by the sud- den and dangerous illness of her sis- ter, Miss Ruth Rogers. Mrs. Gris- wold left Kensington early this morning by automobile, accompanied by Dr. Roger M. Griswold and chauf- feur.
 Sessions of Registrars
 The registrars of voters Henry c. Deming and Francis McKeon, will be in session tomorrow at the town hall to receive the names of those desiring ito be made" voters for the coming elction in October. The hours will be a. m. to 5 p. m.
 Mir. Deming is of the opinion that there will be large number anxious to havetheir names registered this year, inasmuch as tn town, state and presidential elections come in ahe same period.
 Democratic Caucus
 The democratic caucus will be held in the court room at the town hall on Monday evening, September Is, one wek from tonight. A demo- cratic ticket will be mapped out at this time and candidates for all town
New Britain herald., 1924-09-08

ofiices, as we'll as for the position of representative In the state legisla- ture, will be chosen.
 No candidate for any ofice has come forward, except for the position of first selectman and William w. Pagan of Kensington. former post master, Is earnestly seeking this posi- ton. Ueaye For West Virginia
 Benjamin k. Showalter, former superintendent of schools in Berlin, and family have closed up their sum mer home on Berlin street and have left for West Virginia, where Mrs. showatler expects to take a position as teacher In large institution. Mir. Showalter will probably return to New York city where he will con- tinue his extension work at Columbia University.
 Death of Former Resident Residents of Kensington have learned of the death in Meriden Sat urday of George H. Bagley, a former resident of the Blue Hills district, and a man we'll known in the town. He was a contractor by occupation. The funeral was held this morning from St. Josephs church in Meriden. Junior Sunshine Society
 Plans are under way for the formation of junior branch Of the Sunshine Society, and Mrs. John Pinches of Berlin, state organizer of | the organization, is giving careful l consideration to the matter. The society will be known as the Lena | Corbin Junior Branch Sunshine So- ciety and the first meeting will be held next week, it is expected. Big Congregation Yesterday
 One of the largest congregations ] In many years was present at the Kensington Congregational church yesterday morning to formally well come Rev. Vernon L. Phillips, the new pastor, whose first year as min ister there began yesterday. There was a large attendance at the Rally Day exercises of the Sunday and at the meeting of the Christian En- deavor society also.
 Returns From New York
 Emilio Martino, Kensington ex- pressman and mail carrier, has re- turned from New York city. where he spent the weekend with his daughter. Mir. Martlno resumed his duties this morning.
 Tracks Being Repaired | The trolley tracks along Farming ton avenue from the Kilby House to Upson's corner are being repaired by a gang of workmen. They did an excellent job along the New Brit ain road and expect to be busy for some time, strengthening the tracks in Berlin.
 Republican Caucus
 The republican caucus for the nomination of candidates for the town offices vii beheld at the town hall next Monday evening, Septem- ber Is at z o'clock, standard time. Several candidates are out for the position of first selectman.
 American Brick Team Wins
 The American Brick Co. baseball team defeated Higganum ? to 0 Sunday before large crowd at the Higganum diamond. Ed Harlow, the Brickmaker's pitcher, was in fine form, striking out 16 and making several putollts at first base. kanure and Goodrich were the only players to make extra base hits off Briggs, both getting doubles, This game ended a series between Higganum and the Brick Co. team. Of the three games played ABC won two and one game went to a 5-5 tie. Baroni of Higganum turned In the fielding features of the day. Pat terson, new first baseman for ABC played well in the field and his work satisfied the Brickmakers fans. The score:
New Britain herald., 1924-09-08
REPURLICAN CAUCUS.

The Republican electors of the Town of Berlin are requested to meet in caucus at the town hall on Monday evening, September IS, 1924. at o'clock, standard time, for the purpose of nominating cam didates for all town offices for the ensuing year, ....... .s
 Per order of the Town Committee,
 H. C. DENYING, Chairman.
 Dated at Serlin, Sept. $, 1924.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-08
To Serve Supper

The reception to the Knights of Pythias degree team which was to have been given that organization last week by the Pythian Sisters, will be held tomorrow night at Odd Fellows hall. A supper will be served at o'clock and members of both organizations are asked to be present.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-08
Plan Commission To Meet

A meeting of the town plan com mission will be held in the town hall at o'clock tonight. The matter of establishing building line on Lin den and East streets will be dis cussed.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-08
for the winter months.

for the winter months.
 The committees chosen to take care of the affair on Saturday are, with Charles E. Pratt, as general chairman:
 Reception committee. Rev. Sam uel A. Fiske of Berlin Congrega- tional church, and Major Frank L.. Wilccx.
 Accommodation committee, Will fred R. Moore and Lester Deming.
 Song leader, Lester Deming.
 Supper committee. S. Chase Coale, chairman of the Berlin school board; E. o. shjerden, Har- ry. Gould, Sr., Fred s. Troup, Will liam Scott, Robert Deming and Miss Helen l.. Rohm.
 Evening social committee, Miss Victoria Fiske.
 Membership committee, Arthur H. Bushnell.
 Soliciting committee, Mrs. Leland W. Gwatkin, Mrs. Charles E. Pratt, Miss Alice Huston, Mrs. Clarence Boardman, Mrs. F. O. Shjerden, Frank l.. Wilcox, Lawrence South ard, Russell Gold, Miss Helen L.. Rohnl.
 The affair will be open to all residents of the Worthington Fire district and it is expected. that there will be big turnout at this, the first event Of the season. It is expected that program of activities will be mapped out with in a few weeks.
 All Kensingtons Take Two
 The All-Kensingtons were in great form for baseball the past weekend, as either the East Berlin team nor the St. Mary's team of Manchester will agree. They took both games, the one with East Berlin Saturday afternoon, 10-2. and yesterday. 7-5.
 The boys played nonstop games in both cases and there was strong opposition at each game. although East Berlin was playing on the de- fensive at every stage. St. Mary's played a good game, but were over- powered by 8 much stronger oppo- sition.
 The box score of the East Berlin game:
New Britain herald., 1924-09-08
bRUO OE A 1UUNI Funeral of Mrs. Carlson

The funeral of Mrs. John E. Carl son of Second avenue was held at 2:S0 o'clock on Sunday afternoon at her home, Services were conducted at 3 o'clock at the Forestville Swed- ish Lutheran church where Rev. Arthur O. Hjelm officiated. The burial took place in the West ceme- tery.
 (Continued on Page l4)
New Britain herald., 1924-09-08

Classes now being formed for piano instruction. Miss Daisy Prior, graduate Mt. St. Joseph's. Tel. 1O4. -advt.
 Whitney baby carriage and bas- sinett. Inquire 6S East Main St., or phone 24-12.-advt.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-03-07
Legenda o stvoreni zeny.

Lecendy americkych Indianov
vynikajn zvlaStnou poeticnost 'ou.
Obzvlaste intereSantna je leeenda
o stvorenl zcny.
Ked' Vulkan, stvoritel vSeho-
mira. chcel stvOrit' zenu, zbadal.
ze vSetok svoj material, ktorr NAL.
uz upotrebil ma stvorenie muza.
Tedy sobral vsetky zvierata a
wal od kazdeho po troske. Wal
cd hads nybkost', Cd plaziacej sa
liany (t'ahavej rastliny) chytl'a
vost', cd traiVy trasf'avost', cd
trstiny tenkost', Cd kvietka zamat,
od listn l'ahkost', cd gazely po-
hi 'ad. cd slnka veseloSt' Cd obla
kov Shy, Cd vetra nestalost', cd
medu sladkost' cd ohna paliacu
ziaru, cd l'adu zmeravujuci chla 3
a rapotanie cd straky.
10 vsetkych tychto elementov
urobil Vulkan zenu. Met sa co di
Wit. re zena ukazuje sa nam caste
nepochopitel'n 'nou a nevysvetliteI'
nou bytnost'ou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-03-07
Zaobchcdenie S vecmi po ich
upotrebeni.
CLANOK 81.

Zaraz po nakrmeni snlmte cue
lik 5 flaSe vyplachnite no V STU
dcnej alebo teplej vodc. Vonkaj-
Sok natrite trochou jednoduchej ]
soil, potion obrat 'tc' vnltro cucll-
ka Won, vyplachnite natrite So
l'ou ku odstraneniu mlicka. mo
WI no vyplachnite a dajta mu
vrict "a pat minlit. Cuclill IL
schne zaraz, akonahle je vybraty
2 vriacej vody. Vloztc no potom
do Suchej sklennej nadoby, ktora
bola predtym vyvreta, dobrc pri-
Sr0bujte vrchnak drztc to tine.
Cuclik ma byt znovn vyplachnu-
ty vo vrlacej vode zrovna pred
nzivanim. Je dobrym zvykom,
ked' mate zvlaStnc cucliky vzdy
pripravepe XII okamzittmu pouai-
tia. nakol 'ko sa caste kazia. Mate
mat pri ruke sest' pridajacich
flaSlek aspen dvanaSt cucllkov.
Tiez jpden oSem-uncovr pohar ma
meranie a jednu kefu ma flaSe.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-03-07
'YoUNosrowNsKE sIov1NsKE NovixY8

GOV, ono i'll lid s sb,-. t. IN: :erane s tax, Be
no q plechovice lejete do lyzicky,
mlicku sa usadit', ale ably
nepretekalo. Snatlnd mozno po-
rozumiet', zc keby ste lyzicu vstr-
ely do plechovice, ze to nebolo by
prcsnt mcranic, nakol 'ko ma spod.
kn lyzicc sa tiez hodne mlieka ma
lepl. upravy krmenia presne nsta-
novujii, zc kol l'ko kavovych lyzi-
cick idle do tol iko nncov vody, pre-
to kazda kavova lyzicka sladeneho
kondcnsovantho mlieka ma byt'
pozornc odmerana dl'a horejSich
nprav. Pc odmerani spravnej dav
ky jc dolczitym vyplachnut' pohar
troska prevarenou vodou, ktora
ma byt' pouzita ma rozricdenie "a
by Sa takto vydostalo al to mlieko,
ktort sa snad' nalepilo na pohar.
Otvorena pleehoviea ma byt' dr.
zana ma chladnom mieste a dobre
zakryta Cistou Sialkou alcbo rajni-
GkOu. Mlicko ma mat svctli smo-
tanovii barvu a ncma byt' v hrc-
kach.
Odmcrajtc davklt prevarenej vo
dy (nie vriacej vody, lez vody,
ktora predtym bola prevarena a
vystydnuta) sklennom inert u
ku alebo pridajajlcej flaske, o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-03-07

zpatrcnej miero,,, potion merajte
mGeko az po vrch, ale aby ncprc-
.tekalo, davajiic pine lyzicky do
vody v mert'ukovei nadobe mie-
sajte ho, ably sa dokonale rozrie-
dilo. Vplcjte tnto miesaninu row.
no do sterilzovanej pridaiajncej
flasky a ma hu zaraz pripravte
sterilzovany cuclik. Namiesajte
len tol 'ko mlieka, co je dost' len
ma jedno krmenie.
Ked' pride ku vychovaniu va
sich vlastnych deti silnych, zdra-
vych muzov a zeny, neni mic talk
dolezitym, ako potreba V iltlom
veku. Pre- til pricinn l'udia uz Cd
tax davna prestali experimental
vat. Rozumni l'udia nebern rizi-
ko. Ked' matka nema mlieka, mech
vam to starosti nerobi, ale zacni-
te diet'a hncd' pridajat' Bordc-
novym Eagle Brand Mliekom. III
skate ma zkiisenosti talk mnohych
milionov deti behom zaslych troch
pokoleni
PraSolS, uzivanI V Colgate and
Co. pudre, je makk% eisty. Col
gate & Co. nesporia ma case ami s
peniazmi pri vyrabani svojho det-
skdho p1dru, ably tieto vyrobky
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-03-07
I.iecivost' bielku,

porezanim sp6sobene MET lepsie-
ho lieku mad bielok, je lepsi ako
kolodium a ma este al t1 vyhodu,
;e byva po ruke. Bielok ma ranu
natreny utvori povlak ma rane,
tym zamedzi sa pristup vzduchu a
prekazi sa sosbieranie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-03-07

|prevedeni prvej SLOW. operety, "a.
sl1zia uznanie, lebo sa vsemozne
vynasnazovali, ably celolk Dol lpl-
my, a to sa i'm al podarilo, lebo ope-
reta bola preyedena bez chyby.
Obecenstvo bolo talk nadSene, ze sa
mu nechcelo ami domoy list a dlho
este po skonceni sedelo V hovore
ma stliciach, preberajuc celi hrn
dopodrobna.
Nebudem tn podrobne rczberat )
opisovat' celu hru, melodie har
monizaciu, lebo by to vzalo mnoho
miesta. poviem len tol 'ko, re opc-
reta je krasna, - melodicky a har
monicky, a mas starucky sklada-
tel 81 zasltizi uznanie +! - Kto by
Sa zaujimal o toto dielo, mech 81
ju objedna cd Sameho skladatel a
lra MilGSlava Francisco, alebo II
nakIadatel 'stva klavirncho W.T. "a
hu, ktory ma ma Sklade Narodny
Slov. Spolok V PittSburghu. Cena
avirneho W.T. 'ahu je diva dolare.
Kcd by ste Sa zaujimali druhe
dela, tie tiez dostanete Il toho sa-
meho skladatel a. jako ST nasl. O.
percty: Bohatierc vnselej druzi-
ny, opereta V jednom dejstvc pre-
muzskl Sbor. "A>trca opereta V
dvoch dcjstvach. ''V Ciganskom
Taporc opcrcta vo troch dcj-
stvach, ktora bola hrana diva razy
V Clevelande. "ZenSka bulla', O.
pereta V jednom dejstvc. VSetky
tieto diela m0zete doStat' Il Sl<la-
datpl a. 'ktortho adresa je: DR..
M. Francisco, 1892 Lorain Ave-,
Cleveland, Ohio. - Sn to vSetko
prvotriedne diela, ktorS by maly
byt' hrane vSade!
NSetky Slovenskt spcvokoly by
som ziadal - tn i Starej vlaSti
- aby 81 tie diela objednalv! Jn
20 vaSou povinnost on. ahy ste pod
porili SlovenSkeho umelca. ktorI
venoval Svoj cas-. Svoje vSetky 81
" ma to. ably Slovaci boil tiez vra-
deni medzi kultnrne narody. kto-
re sii takychto veciach Wy Spelej-
Sic Ny. tn V Amerike. name doSt
yel Ike Spevacke sbory, ktort sa,
pre- ednoStatok povodnych dicl. IL
tiekajn ku vSeliiakym, menej cen
nEm rekladom. ktore Sa ami L
4 d'aleka nevyrovnajn tTmto die
am. Ci vam to nebude radoSt'
ked zahrate Svoju p0vodinu a pri
tom podporite svojho umelca, kto-
rt pracuje pre- cely Slovenskf ma
rod9 Tu neplatia ziadne vIhovor-
XIV! Tu mate mat ma mysli. len
SlovenSkf umenie, ktore sa ma %
celOm Svcte vSpmOznn rOzSirovat |
by mas druh6 narodv lepSie po-
,naly. - DarmO my kricime no
novinach. zc smc Slovaci - ked'
ncbudeme mat umeleckych diel. |
nikto mas "a vyspelych neuzna !
Tezmime 81 prfA lad Z Talianov: II |
maii1 Svojich chyrncnIch sklada- ,
tel'ov, spevakov, neSmrtel'n ope~
ry. preto Si1 umeleckOm Svete ma |
orvom mipSte, Ny Sa name ticz |
vSemozne uSilovat' 0 to. ably SINE 8
naSimi umelcckImi p6vodinami |
prenikli. to Sa len vted v Stane. |
ked budeme podporovat' takfto !
diela naSich SlovanskIch n,1al- |
GOV.