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Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-09
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
June 9. 1910

Ex-senator George =. Blair has
joined Mrs. Blair ON the coast and
trom thence they so on a three
months trip which TO include visits
to Seattle and points in Colorado,
Kansas and Missouri. John +. Giles
is to have charge OF the affairs of
the Imperial valley Improvement
Company during the absence of the
Blairs.
DIR. and Mrs. II. J. Fuller and
daughter made the trip overland by
automobile to San Diego the first
of the week. They will spend the
summer at Coronado Beach.
The corps of surveyors WHO have
been working on the lands OF the
Inter California Lands Company, in
tho vicinity of Cocopah, came in
last week, and work on the project
will be discontinued until fall
Nearly all of the surveyors went to
Los Angeles,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-09

No use saving daylight unless you spend it out
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-09
TEN YEARS AGO
June 9. 1915

G. L. Huebner, P. b. Brown and
the Misses Rust formed party
taking dinner Sunday at the new
Barbara Worth Hotel at Ell Centre.
y nine and half pound daugh-
ter was born Sunday TO Mr.. and
Mrs. II. w. Coats, of the Alamitos
district.
William Atkinson leaves this
morning for San Diego, from which
place he will 80 to San Francisco
and then to Montana, expecting TO
be away all summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Davis and
children left yesterday morning for
a week S vacation in San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-09

When gin shoots herself she
dies ot heart tsoublcj but man,
lie dies OF cold feet,
Evening star., 1925-09-24

The marriage of Miss Charles
| Brown Griggs. daughter of Mrs.
Martha Clarke Griggs, to Mr.. Hal
| Wilson Field, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. A. Field, of Newman, Ga, took
place yesterday. DIR. James S. Mont
gomery offlciated, in the presence
of only the immediate family. The
bride wore gown of dark blue
mirroline trirpmed in red squirrel and
cerise velo1r hat.
| Mr.. and Mrs Field left for a motor
| trip North and will later go to the
Grove Park Inn, Asheville, n. c.
They will make their home at Griffin,
| Ga.
| Mr. Field was graduated from
Cornell and is member of the Sigma
| Phi Sigma Fraternity. Mrs. Field is
/ a graduate of Southern College,
| Petersburg. Va.
| She Is the niece of the late Repre-
| sentative James NJ. Griggs of Georgia.
Mr.. Michael S. Eulambio. director
! of the National Bank of Greece and
vice president of the Chamber of Com
merce at Athens, arrived in Wash
inston from New York yesterday and
is a guest at the Mayf1ower. Mr.
Eulambio entertained informally at
| dinner last evening in the presidential
dining room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ambrose Swal-
low Will entertain at lie Paradis this
evening for the latter's daughter, Miss
Virginia Pottle, and her fiance, Mr.
Ralph Lawson Riley, whose maria ge
will take place tomorrow at noon in
the Gordon Hotel
Evening star., 1925-09-24
MARYLAND WATER
BOARD PROPOSED
Utilities Association Urged
to Oppose Waste and
Pollution.
Special Dispatch to The Star.


HAGERSTOWN, Md. September
24.-Absolute control of the water re-
sources of Maryland through a COM
mission to prevent indiscriminate
waste through abuse of riparian
rights was presented as the solution
OF the States water difficulties to the
Maryland Utilities Association. in
midyear session here, by Abel VOL
man, chief engineer of the State
Board of Health. He said the pro-
posed water commission should have
power to stop the empyting of sew
age in the Potomac River.
The association, which includes
representatives of all public utilities
companies in Maryland and the Dis
trfct of Columbia, took no action on
the proposal, but will probab bly, go on
record as in favor of appointment of
the commission al It's meeting in
Baltimore, in February, members
said.
The water situation In Maryland
should be handled, not in unit of
the community, but in regard to the
needs of a region Mr.. Wolman said
Water needs, which might he cared
for much better under supervision Of
a controlling body-better than under
the present ha aphazard plan--he out
lined as municipal use. such as
drinking supplies. industrial use.
power use, navigation. Citing the
difficulties encountered by the three
States bordering on the Delaware
River by indiscriminate use of waters
of the river, Mr.. Wolman pointed to
instances in which lack of vision or
eelfshness has caused unnecessary
loss on the Potomac River
Evening star., 1925-09-24
DEATHS.

Florence V. Cook. 4s. 3235 Prospect ct.
James r. Brown. 81. GallinEer Hospital
Anglia Hagemann, 56. Home for AGED
Blue Plains
Mary F Correv 60 24ls st
:, Barnett Levy. 81. GEORGETOWN University
Charles f. wolfs. SO. Emergency Hospital.
John W. REYNOLDS. so. 1116 ct ne
Plains
Elias Davis. 20. Little Sisters of the Poor
redmond Rhodes. so. Sibley Hospital
Florence E. Mole. 6S. Garfield Hospital
~ Margaret MCGEE. 3 months. Children's 9
Doris M. Sisemore 3 months Children :
Hospital
GsG5ye fnfsT, :, Esnt E,E IS days Bseysx gd
, Infant = of Milard and Pearl Collins.
Amanda Stalet. 40. 90s. 44th st. ne.
Hannah Ham hrdaIa Branch go Gs,iinser Hospital
Jennie Eskridge. 55. 2I3 Elm st.
Adlls L. Tatum. .. 316I3 22nd ST.
Richard Robertson. months 1912 Ben
Barbara Brown. t months 1918 22nd st
Hospital.
Charles f. Cross 1 month. 500 Brewers
Donally Garrettson. %. Walter Reed
salathiel L. Dausherty. 81. 537 Gresham
Allen B. Jones. 90. St. Ehzabeth's Ho.
pital.
Jo.ephine Rtddle, SO. Emerseney Hospital.
:. Charles c. BeverdSe, 6s. Providence
Hoepital
Evening star., 1925-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Compton and
their three children have returned to
Evening star., 1925-09-24
BIRTHS.

sSfSsss Ss4s ana ep3 s;s5 ogasss %sis; sF'
Ambrose Ad and r.a,.4 Lucy Rnr1n Msya.r boy 9,r
ssiTatore SAW W and Rosa Natoii. boy,
Lucius and Alice Balderson. sirl.
kredstst kk!edss va aanis is.s. q r
SsorEs 4 and Az Nss,la. sla:o1 Yafs.: Scx boy.
Law Iawson m sa B. and nd Hrbie Booth. boy.
Edmund p. and Katherine Gaines. boy.
cbaSs haTe, " and and A9as Mars + Ell
Waw VILLA .rs sna aI1s F5ansss sn.sS NGhSlson bo1 boy
claude w. and Anne eampbeil, boy,
eS9 tsester snd Aa1s aRd SyS,e ss boy
Bssa Bssa \ and and k1ssn ks.s DT'Rs Hasy 6sS girl
Philip and Mary Dickerson. girl.
komeo konsrs al and Ins Sote eh}s outar h's srl o0'
LS,t Lett and md tneJE s.J,. Millera Wnaa boy :,r,
Reed I. and Evelyn stokes, boy.
Ebsneza G End Eaith NV. Musselman. girl
Clarence r. and Lucille Herbert. girl.
Psancs Psap na apd d,.n Anna aGn. Dillon Hon boy
John a and in4 4irSinis n3e chumnSss curneS oo Girl
Richard G. and Lottie NJ. Robey, boy.
Harry R. and Louise Jenkins girl.
Maxwell C. and Anna W. Kennedy. boy.
Frank +. and Carlotta E. Jackson, sirl.
George F. and Mary NJ. Pollock. girl
Lorenzo w. and Juanita Thompson, boy.
Gerald z. and Helene NJ Sullivan girl.
Samuel L. and Love Boyles, boy.
Harold G. and Sarah sutton. girl
Sterling and Marie Bockoven. Sirl.
Alfred p. W. and Johanna IuSers. boy.
Nick alous and Helen Kountouriotis. girl.
Edg ard w. and Helen l. Foster, slrl.
Isadore and Rose Nitowitz, boy.
Thomas c.. and Bessie Blackwell. boy.
John and Annie Tillman, boy.
John o. &. and Jeanette Harris girl.
Ernest and Maude Dorsey rirl.
Evening star., 1925-09-24

Miss Mary Arnold, DR.. Margaret
Huddleson and Miss Onie Aleshire
have just returned from a trip to
Boston-by Sea and to other cities in
New England. as we'll to New York
City and Philadelphia. Il
Evening star., 1925-09-24
VITAL STATISTICS REPORTED

Louis j. Wacht. 33. St. Elizabeth's Hos
pital.
= MarEaret Blake. months. Children q
Hospital.
:. Peggy " Marstellar. Z months. Crittenden
Home.
Infant Julius and Julia EnEelhardt. z
hours, Sibley Hospital
Henry Howard. 80, 80 Patterson st. ne.
pital.
Sarah Richardson. "a, GaIlinger Hospital
Louis. Pryor: 7o, 3s1 81; sc.
%Jrnius % ". WG GreSs. 2$'o al inc ST. s.. ''W'
nnnelly Plnkney. 8. Eastern Branch.
:, Bernlce Margaret Stewart, z, Garfield
Hospital
Matte Gibbs 8 months. Chiidren's Hos
pital
Evening star., 1925-09-24
GENERAL STRIKE STILL
THREATENED IN MEXICO
Gales Withholds Decision on Pro-
test of Confederation Against
Federal Ruling.
By the Associated Pres,

By the Associated Press
MEXICO, CITY, September 24-Sev-
eral conferences have been held by
the various interests involved in the
strike of the Aguila Oil Co. and the
proposed general strike ordered by the
regional federation Of labor in sym
pathy with the strikers No settle
ment Of the controversy was ar
rived at
President Gales has rendered no de
cfsion on the protest of the confedera
tion against the declaration of the
federal district government, that the
strike Of the Aguila Co. employees in
Vera Cruz was illegal The President
has referred the question to the fed
erai district governor. Raymond Ross.
Pending report from the governor
the situation APPARENTLY will remain un
changed for several days,
Evening star., 1925-09-24

their home on Cathedral avenue after
threel months at their Summer camp,
at Otsego Lake, Mich.
Evening star., 1925-09-24
HOME RAIDED, WIFE SUES
Husband Operated Still. She Says
in Plea for Divorce.

Alleging that she was compelled to
to Vacate her home at 1910 First
street on September .. Mrs. Sadie
Dawson of 524 Tenth street has sued
Charles +. Dawson Of the former ad
dress for limited divorce. and alimony
alleging cruelty.
She alleges that she had to leave
her home because her husband set
UP a still in 1t and was operating a
plant for the manufacture Of intox-
icating liquor, for which the place
later was raided. Mrs Dawson is
represented by Attorney Campbell
Howard
Evening star., 1925-09-24
Beyond Recovery.
m the London Tit Bits.

From the London Tit-Btis.
Landlady-Would YOU mind, sir,
having tea this morning? I'm sorry
to say the coffee is quite exhausted.
Boarder-Quite exhausted. is 1t? I'm
not at all surprised. You know, it's
been In q very weak condition for a
long time.
Evening star., 1925-09-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

| MAhhlauE LIOENSES.
., Marriage licenses have been issued to the
,a John g wSsdsn s, de- an and , Ro.ts 1; Allen
esse seott and inS ReEna
.pS e. bSsr q nSs, Ps. 5:s
Harvey OF sunderland Md.
william w. % Duncan ana and sf,s Marie W Fr9T%% To1ins
boS }ohn at H,,tt1Iers P,eTs aTd Minnie NJ seharon
.nG %i,lam GETiI.SSheid Of Eores, Glen, Md.
'ne Peo and d d5Rasn Nc Collins
JJohn Robinson and Louise Burte.
Tenn and Mary s0n srahan q o this staon ey
Robert Ellis and Florence Tyler.
nTIE FTahE j Kurt Of SIo9ees,.F y j., and
ERoyI5on YES, % and fH@3hn safine Hancock, Ii both
John Francis Reardon and Catherine Eliza
Frank W. Savage and Mary Dolores Bland
Leroy Gilbert and Sadie Domlas.
Lloyd D: Rockamore and Olive B Jones.
Evans. both OF BALTIMORE Nd 'e' ''ol''
- LOUIS Francis Beck, jr.. and Margaret
Aubrey F; Crovo and A. May Armstrong.
Herald c. Smith and yirsie NJ still both
Ea ed fssr'Gn Of fna Ss snd Ida S, @9s
3. GrisS- Of this city
William Joseph Craven and Agnes Louise
Reffernan.
Ralph J. Jones and Bernice c. Ropp
Robert z. Will amson and Agnes Alverda
Stinchromh.
Charles Carroll Dishman and GLADYS C--
ella Panky
Raymond Slaughter and Estelle Tuckson.
NuEent Swain and Viola Wa.-on.
e5f os.ph HaWEins and and t9ss to4s 6roEn Bs
Charles l.. Loushery and Mourma f. Will
liams.
Calvin Il. Chatham and Grace E. Thomas.
Leslie c. Reeves OF f1tman n j.. and
Julia Mae Herald of Kenova Va
Carson W. Adair and Virginia Ella Curtis.
]. Raymond White and Catherine c. Gull
len.
RAYMOND Purks of woodford. Va. and
Mary E. skinner of Howison. Va.
Evening star., 1925-09-24
Former President General
ID. A. II. Here for Short STAY.

Mrs. George Thacher Guernsey
former president general of the
Daughters Of the American n Revolu-
tion, arrived last night at the Willard
where she plans to remain until Fri.
day. when she will return to her home
in Independence. kans., after having
spent the Summer travelling in the
East.
Evening star., 1925-09-24

Mrs. Ida NJ. Matheny. who spent the
Summer in Canton, Ohio, is again ir
her Wa shington home for the Winter
While Mrs. Matheny was in Cantor
a number Of entertainments were
given in her honor, among them &
,harmtngly arranged dance to celebra I,
the twenty-first birthday anniversary
of her son.
Evening star., 1925-09-24

The get-together party given by the
Garden Club, Battery Park. Septem.
Der 18, took the form of a street fair
for the twofold purpose of getting all
the members together after the vaca.
ton and raising money to beautify
the triangular parkings at the inter
sections of the streets.
The club can now go ahead with
its plans.
Evening star., 1925-09-24
SOCIETY
Continued from Eighth Page)

at 80 Rosemont avenue, Rosemont,
Pa, will return here later in the
sea son,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-13
DVAJA oPILCI PRISLI
NESTASTNE o zIvOT

Y piatok zatopil sa v Mahoning
rieke Whitley" Sherman, reme-
sla nurar, ktory rad pill. V ten
den S trorna kamaratmi vysiel 81
"a pivovar Smith Bros. Co. popi-
jat rub alcohol ma natieranie.
Pri pijatike sa dohadoval jed
nym, pricom jeden do druheho
stuchali. Sherman padol do rieky,
kde sa zatopil.
Joe Froust Dol zabity ma ceste
Administering, ked' dvoma
kamaratmi cestoval pesi do Young
stown. Cestou pill. Ma druhy deH
najdeny Dol Froust zamrznuty ma
ceste, $ ranami na hlave a poreza.
ninami ma ruka'ch. Jeho dvaja
"kamarati" boil arestovanf, lebt
ST podozreni, ze zabili Frousts
nechali no lezat na ceste.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-13
L'UD PLATI VLADU.

kongresny .vybor urci re zenat mnzovia budu oslo
boden cd dane prijmov ak ch rocnt primy obnasaj1
len $1,000 aebo> >menej Prot tomuto oval kongres-
nasho dstriktu John g. Cooper, ze vraj je to ME
spravodlive, ked len 152O percent obvvate stva bude
platit' vydavky vady to- ably dane patlo elm
viac obcanov, tedy IT, malymi pl1nami, lebo Re vraj
pud bude tax javit' vacsi zaujem o svoiu vadu.
Divine sa nlsnu kongresmanovi, zc tax hovori. Ako
lahko zabudoF re pochadza radu robonkov Jemu bo-
10 alo ST. 800 roneho platu kongresnlckeho Odhlasova
81 podvysku Ale robotnik alebo obchodn ktory zaraba
mene nez $ 800 rocne; mech e ob azeny duplom pria
mou nepriamou daiou aby pan kongresman nacas do
stava svoju mastny eek,
Lud udmuje vladu, uz ci pati dan prijmov alebo
ME. Lud pla dane boacov pr kupovani svojich zvot
nych potrieb Kedykov vek ma bohaty mellsie primy "a
lebo vacse vydavky zvysi zivobyta. Ked landor
dow podvysa dan, podvys najomn6 najomcovi. Vse
tko ud znasa' vsetko ud pati este dlhe vakacie pa
ZINE Jubu, VI lete Severe Panu kongreslanov
zslo bysa trochu rozjmania osudoch ludu ktor6ho
posicl Mono, re BY nam potion dal "a pravdu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-13
z PREDNASKY REV. LIsCINsKEHO.

Rev. j. NJ. Liscnsky mnulej nedee svojm zaujma
wynn sposobom vyrozpraval youngstownskym Slovakom
zksenosti pozorovana, ktore 81 nadobudnul ohto eta
Slovensku. jeho prednasky odniesli 81 domy
re pomerv Slovensku este teraz s stave kvasu
ustaene Len tax mono vysvetlt take protichone poi
my slobode, axe vrchnosti SOve1sEu prejavuju
Hlnkovi boo dovoene recnit proti pritonnym Cechom
shronlazdeni Hohovci, dovoene boIo ludakom or
ganizovat svou straz k ackam, zakazane e spieva
alebo vyhravat' pesen mad Tatrou bvska". Divine
e tez jednane Ylady ked' jednej strane podporle
kIazov 400 koruai nesacne, druhej i'm podporu od
nina, ak nedrzia nou politike Knkpavt je rozdel
vpac dvoch rovnazych radnzov, jedneho Slovaka IT,
navy druh6ho Cecha Moray, ktom spou siza co po
hrancni strazci nze Kosic. Slova1 ma l2OO korin
sacneho patu, Czech 400 zaumave su nrigy, ktore
pouzivajt Prahe, ably daktoreho Sovaka vvhod Il
radu posad eho mesto Cecha. Ze nakol 'ko si So
vaci rozhorcen vadu, ukazu naepsie vol'by ktore
budu ejto nedeli celej Iepubike Rev Liscnsky uda
Sovensku je kazdy autonomistom, este socalist
Iba agrarnici drza centrazu Ale vol bami BOZ
Sovakov samospravu nerozhodne. Boz vraj este len
po vol bach zacne bude rozhodnuty hrancam hlav
prcinenm anerickych SlOvakov Slovencenie sloven
skych mest ide pomay Mad dar6n Zidia rozpravaj sa
vyzyvave po ad'arsky. Sovic edy este nenaucili
tych udi zislo by i'm ich vlastnej medicinv,
kor Slovakom pred vonou podavali Vel'ke krivdy sa
deju pr parcelovanl Chudobny cOvek ktorv nena
majetku zem nedostane Dostani u len IT, ktori uz zem
alebo my maetok mai. Takto mnohi roboic, Etori ma
vekostakoch mali svoju zvobytie po parcelaci costa
vaju bez chleba Rev Lscinsky vysvetl, ze terajI
zim Sovensku e dedictvom po revolcnej vlade kto
postavila cello Slovenska do vvsokvch iradov len
ud, ktori vystudova Cesku, ku ktorvm mali Ces do
Takvm je DIR. Srobar, ktorI Dol zakom prof Ma
saryk NAL zenu CeSku. prednaSky kazdy ucast
mix odisiel po1ceny vd acny voci Rev. Liscnsk6mu
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-13

radsej peprom, a kapustu vraj
preto predomna predlozily, re We
dia, ze sop 20 Sarisa ze Sari
sani radi maju kapustu atd'. atd'.
sa vyhovaraly ked' SOM proti
tomu professional, povedaly mi, re
som svojsky a ze teda muslin pre-
pacit' Nuz, reku, co pre- bacu to
pre- bacu, ale co pre- juhasa, to pa
tri juhasovi. -
Kucharky a vysluhovacky boly
ako nasledujd: pani Slaninova, pi.
Gondova, pi. OleHikova, pi. Ne
ckova, pi. Mihalikova. Ia vypo-
mocnikov in slizili ako nasledu-
je: p. A. Augustinak, p. Gejgus,
p. Kosan p. Alojz Klain. Tito
slnzili ako ohnohasicia: lasili
smad, kto taky NAL, dobrym pi-
vom a limonadou. Medzi mimi sa
najlepsie vyznamenal Alojz Klain,
lebo on nam doniesol ceryeneho
cmaru tym sa ozaj smad da,
dobre hasit.'. y,
Teda este raz vyslovujem nase
srdecne vd 'aky "a pohostinnost
priatel 'sk'e uvitanie uist 'ujem
osadu Sv. Mateja, re ako teraz.
tax nabuddce, ked' budeme to
poziadani, mileradi k Vam pri-
deme.
Teraz este nctive oznamuiem
slovenskemu obecenstvu Youngs
town ma okoli, ze drama ''Hries-
nica' bude po treti raz hrana tel
to nedeli, Is. novembra skole
Sv. Cyrilla Methoda k voli tym,
ktorl by radi videt toto predsta-
venie a ktori no dosial' nevideli
alebo nemohli videt'. Preilstave-
ME bnde len vecer pol 8. hodine,
SO ystupnym soc pre- dospelych a
15c pre- detig as lctou,
Jufaj falascak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-13
o D1vADLE soKoLov.
(Dokoncenie S l. strany.)

Tu podotykam, re "a cely .tento
zdar 1spech najvacsiu zasluhu
ma riaditel' divadla, brat Cisar.
Ale Ia jeden najhlavnejsi bod
by SOM boil skoro zabudol, to je,
re po poludnajsom predstaveni,
pre- hercov herecky bola uspo-
riadana vecera a to tax bohata,
re sa Wac podobala banketu ako
jednoduchej veceri, takze vsetci
sme boil prekvapeni, lebo takd
veceru sme ami neocakavali. Ne
viem teraz, komu sa mann "a to
pod 'aikovat', komu patri zasluha.
Viem, re V prvom rade zasluha pa
tri Father Kozelekovi. On to bo,
zaiste, ktory dal nariadenie, ably
vecera bola tax skvela, ako bola.
Ale mech je ako chce, ia vyslovu-
jem nase srdecne vd 'aky vset-
kym uplnej miere, ktori mali
ma tom podiel. Zylaste vsetka
cest' patrl nasim vybornym ku-
charkam~ ,spanilym obsluhovac-
kan. Kucharkam preto, ze nam
pripravily take chutne jedla, OBJ
sluhoyackam zato, ze vedely ako
davat' ma stoly, az ma male w
nimky, ku pr. mia. Nizepodpisa-
neho povazovaly "a svojskeho a
preto predlozily predo nina vel'-
XII misu kapusty nedali mi ma
sa, daily mi vidlicku a nedaly mi
n6z, daily mi chleba a nedaly mi
kolacov, ba ami tanier mi nedaly,
daily mi kavy nedaly mi cukru.
A ked'' som na to upozornil pa
triene osoby, vyhovaraly So, ze
vraj cukru mi nedaly preto, 10
vraj y doauly, II k5yu mann maj
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-13
Copyright, 1925 by Youngstown Public Library.

Ackol'vek lstava obsahovaa stanovene re Madon Stat
nesme vyne naky zakon ktorym by ruseny bol avazok
smluvy, Georgia. e spore zrusa toto sanovenie
yhlasnim svoej svrchovanos zruenim svoch zakonov
odvoanim platnos smuvnych pray, danych d tch zako
John Marshall 16 1910 vyhasi 'usurpovan!
Gin George nepatnv zruseny, 'sze ziaden Stat
smie vynasat zakony poskodzudce zayaznost smldv
ze study nemozu zktat pohnntky ktore zakonodarc
vynasajd dakory zakon Tento isudok Dol ednym maj
daekosiahe ejsm aky Dol kedy vyhaseny najvysm sddom
Utanov pc cele kajne zakladne pravidlo zkona vere
nych sml1v.
Najvacsou naruzivos Marshala boa narodnost: eho
velkou ambcou vyvnute narodnej sy narodnej bezpec
nosti naroneho dobrobyu svojich namahach dosahnut
svojich ceov vykonal viac nez ktorkolvek my covek
oziveni americkei ustav' TAX vel kym eho vplyv
ze najvysi Sud Dol zvanN Marshaovym sdom. Ba este
nelen re vybudoyal pevnu ustredn vadu doma ale
tez vyvor medznarodne zakony ktort dodne platne.
Miesto nedovouje nam vypocitat' vsetky tie velke O.
tazky, ktorych rozhodnu vyrasta sa salost nasho
naroda ., y, :,.taf. \ Xi. 1lK
Sudca Story spomnac niektore jeho chyme rozsudky,
chval no vre mi sovam spravodlveho osvetenaho W.
kladaca stavy, dodava Keby vetky ostane sidne do
vody jeho zankly ho osvetuce rozsudky by boy zado
vazly zavideniahodnd nesmrte most jeho menu
Ako je Marshall dnes ucevany jeho oddanost' k ma
rodne vade talk bol movany svojmi priae mi pre- jeho
achetne osobne vastnost Bol velkym movnkom zartu,
askavym ku zenam a Diet om NAL XII schopnos spolo-
censkeho yku muzkym Jeho dvorn6 obed boly chyrne
--vydobyl 81 teple mesto srdciach svoch spoocnkov
priatel'ov.
Bol velm oddany svoej milovanahodnej manzeke, kto
IA boa druzkou atneho za vyse pat desat rokov
Jeho lsy pisane manzeke vade prezradzuu jeho lsku
Moa draha Polly, daj mi zna sebe, prosednictvom da
koho, kto by boil ocotny psat Teba pfsa e ked pre-
chorobu nemoha pisa ''Nech Ia Bob zehna moja
nadrasa Polly zakoncieva list Jeho jdrahsia
Polly zomrela % decembra 1881 Predoseho na zavesila
kirk zavitok svojch vlasev pamatku AZ do smrt
nos tuto upomenku, nerozlucac ami dne, ami
V noel.
pondelok g. julia 1885, John Marshall zomrel svoonl
osemdesiaom roku zvota Philadelphia. Sudca Story
pisal Veky, dobry vIbornv muz! Nkdy uz Wac takeho
neuvdm! Jeho laskavost jho priulnost ho cnos jeho
nezakaeny zvot jeho vynikace vastnos zanechava no
bez sdpera alebo bez jemu rovneho'
Vpyv vel keho hlavnho sudcu Marshaa zje STALE este
dnes rozsudky Johna Marhaa zaklady americkej
istavnej vady
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-13
62 KNAZOV MA PoHRABE.

V pondelok odbyval sa pohrab
pol 'skeho knaza Rev. Petra Mi
chalaka, ktory Dol spravcom tu-
najsej osady Sv. Kazimfra len "a
diva tyzdne, a ktory zomrel ma
nahle minuleho tyzdna. Ma po-
hrabe Dol biskup Rt. Rev. Joseph
Schrembs 62 kinazov, medzi nj
mi i vsetci slovenski knazi z oko-
lice youngstownskej.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-13
STRIHANIE BARANCOV.

Amerika je zem bohata "Penazi AMI sneti' - ozy-
valo bank fnanGnych iisavov. Svet zaGa bezo-
h 'adne genblovat Wall Street Ucastny st1pay do
zavratnej vysky. A odlazu - prask Urokomer zyyse-
ny ia a percent, ncastny padaly stl1nhav.
Tsice ud priso syoje peniaze behom par hodin uto
rok Barani boil ostlihani svoju zla vlnu; sikoyni
norn jn shfab do svojch vriec Taky je osud nalych
gemblerov IA burz3
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-13
1000 v1RoBOov
RADIO APARATOV

V Amerike nachodi sa 1000
firiem, ktore vyrabajn prijimacie
radio pristroje. z tyychto 400 ma
vel'ke tovarne ohlasujn svoje
vyrobky po celej krajine. 2 tohto
sa mono presvedcit', aka je. to
vel'ka tato nova industria Ame-
riky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-13
BIsKUP SCHREMBS
posvxTf DIVA KOSToLY

v nedel'u, %. novembra cleve-
landsky biskup Schrembs pride
do Youngstown posvatit' diva no
We katolicke kostoly, jeden osa.
dy st. Brendan ma Schneley Ave,
a druhy st. Dominic ma Auburn.
dale Ave.