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Evening star., 1925-02-24
.RITOLA Is ACCUSED
OF BREAKING FAITH

BOSTON, February 24-Declaring
that Willie Ritola of the Finnish
American A. c. accepted $40.40 of eX
pense money advanced. and. through
his manager, Hugo Quist, had verbal
ly agreed to run in the feature mile
of the American Legion meet here
last night, Charles F. Gorham, chair
man of the meet committee, has tele
graphed a request for suspension of
Ritola to President Murray Hubert
of the A. A. U. The distance star
failed to appear last night.
Officials of the B. A. A., the club of
Lloyd Hahn, who dropped out of the
mile. last night declared that he had
never been entered for that event
They said that he had been induced
at the last moment to appear in 1t to
please a friend, but that he was con-
serving his strength for the 1000
yard distance which followed almost
Immediately, and which his manager
had designed as his event. Hahn
swept into first place easily in the
1000.
BALTIMORE, Md, February "a
Willie Ritola's failure to appear in
the American Legion track meet at
Boston was due TO failure to notify
the Finnish American distance star in
sufficient time, according to state
ment here last night by Hugo Quist.
track adviser of both Ritola and
PaaYo Nurmi.
Ritola was not advised of his en-
gagement in Boston until yesterday
morning, Quist explained, as a result
of a misunderstanding, and then did
not have time to arrange the trip.
Ritola had not filed a formal entry.
however, according to Quist, who said
he had merely promised verbally to
have the runner compete. He denied
knowledge of any expense money being
advanced to Ritola, as reported in
Boston.
Quist expressed regret over the mix
up, and said that he could explain the
incident to the satisfaction of A. A. U.
officials.
Ritola is in New York.
Evening star., 1925-02-24

In the senior tourney the Anacostia
Eagles swamped the Quincy Athletic
Club, 43 to Z; Kanawhas nosed out
Calvary M E, 16 to Is; Boys Club
Coaches defeated Kinnear Athletic
Club, 81 to 10; Woodside sprang an
upset by downing Washington Ath-
letic Association, 23 to 20, and the
Youngbloods handed the Printers a
22-to-20 setback.
Live Wires lost to the Boys Club
Superiors, 10 to "a, in the junior sec
tion; Wintons defeated the Para
mounts, 81 to 12; Peerless Props
eliminated the Eastern Lightweights,
10 to IS; Tremonts downed the East
ern Preps, % to 20, and Darkhorse
Juniors, running true to their title,
shut out the Trinity Juniors, % to 8.
The first round of the tournamen
will be resumed tomorrow evening at
$50, when Mount Vernons and Com
forter Juniors battle. Argyles VS..
Waverlys, Aloysius Juniors VS.. Hot
tentots and Senecas VS.. Epiphany
Seniors are the remaining tilts on the
Wednesday program.
In the second round of the 125-
pound championship series, played at
Ryan gymnasium, Anacostia Eagle
Juniors downed the Nationals, 26 to
25; Tremonts bested the Corinthians,
"a to 10; Cardinals defeated the Cuth-
berts, II to Il; Stanton Juniors rout-
ed the Army Boys Club, 23 to 13, and
the Rainbows trlumphed over the
Renrocs. "a to 10.
After winning their tournament
game with the Quincys, the Ana
costa Eagles journeyed to the armory
at Hyattsville and ran a 39-to-19
score on the Company F regulars.
Jack Smith, former Eastern High
and Maryland University freshman
performer, starred for the Eagle five.
Harvey Ingley scored heavily for
the guardsmen.
Evening star., 1925-02-24
NEWSPAPER GOLF CLUB
MAKES PLANS TONIGHT

Members of the Washington News
paper Golf Club will meet at the Ma
tional Press Club tonight at o'clock
to talk over the coming seasons
events.
A program for the Spring tourna-
ment will be drawn up, officers elect
ed for 1925, and reports submitted by
the retiring officers.
Robert T. Berry of the Philadel-
phia Public Ledger is the president
Evening star., 1925-02-24
CONFERENCE EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE WILL MEET

ATHENS, Ga, February 24.-Dr S.
V. Sanford, president of the Southern
Conference, governing athletic body
Of % Southern universities and col
leges, has issued a call for a meeting
of the executive committee to be held
in Atlanta February 2S.
President Sanford said that busi
ness relating to the approaching
base ball season, some matters left
from the last foot ball season and
business in connection with the ex-
ecutive angle of the conference are
to be considered.
Evening star., 1925-02-24
PALACE TOSSERS PLAY
IN CHICAGO TOMORROW

George Marshalrs Palace Laundry
basket ball professionals are taking
another jaunt to the Midwest, and
are scheduled to meet the Chicago
Bruins in the Windy City tomorrow
night.
With Red Conaty having fully re-
covered from his recent illness, the
Washington professionals are up to
full strength once more.
Evening star., 1925-02-24
MAT BOUT TO STECHER.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associat ted Press.
Joe Stecher threw Wladek Zbyszko
in SO minutes IS seconds in a bout
in New York last night which was
advertised as a test to see which
man would challenge Wayne (Big)
Mum, the former collegian who re-
Gently captured the title from Ed
(Strangler) Lewis. Stecher used a
bond scissors to accomplish the Poles
defeat
Evening star., 1925-02-24
YANKEES GIVEN FIELD.

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, February
24.-The base ball field built here for
Spring training use of the New York
Yankees was officially presented to
the Yankees, represented by Miller
Higgins, manager, yesterday. A
crowd estimated at 5000 witnessed
the ceremony.
Evening star., 1925-02-24
MADE BETTER TIME HERE
THAN AT HOPKINS GAMES
Finn Faster by Is Seconds for 5000 Yards at
Georgetown Neutrality-suspicious. and Tech
High Athletes Shine in Maryland City.
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

THAT track
Wv Washington indoor Johns
Hopkns-5th Regiment games Baltimore
striving o learn
Paavo Nurmi attraction the board tracks
night in minutes 40 rs seconds No world record said officials OF the
carnival In Arnory, Baltimore
Flying Finn the OF emile cocked the 3Oyard
point 81 SIS seconds world Baltimore meet
Mhy rob Nu nioft the s Is he cked nhere2
Evening star., 1925-02-24
BREAKS AUTO RECORD.

PARIS, February 24.-The racing
automobilist Segrave. yesterday broke
two world speed records, with a car
of two litres capacity on the Mont
lhery speedway. He covered so miles
in 80 minutes 80 47-100 seconds, and
500 kilometers (310.6S miles) in 3
hours 2 minutes, 2S seconds.
Evening star., 1925-02-24

NEW YORK, February 24.-Her-
bert H. Hammer, youthful billiardist
from Newark, N. J., furnished the
surprise of the opening play in the
national amateur 1872 balkline play
in New York yesterday when he de-
feated John A. Clinton, jr., of Pitts
burgh, 800 to 29S, in a brilliant match.
Evening star., 1925-02-24
TIGERS AND DARTMOUTH
WILL BATTLE FOR LEAD
By the Associa ted Press.

BY the Associa ted Press
Dartmouth and Princeton, by vic
tories over Columbia and Yale last
night have set the stage for the most
important college basket ball battle
of the season when they meet at
Hanover Saturday night.
The Tigers have developed a power
full scoring machine with CleaVes
carrying the burden at center.
Evening star., 1925-02-24
WINS TITLE TENTH TIME.

NEW YORK, February "a. - Clar-
ence C. PelI of New York, defending
champion, won the national amateur
racquets singles championship for the
tenth time, when he defeated Stanley
G.. Mortimer of New York, 15-7,
15-7, 15-12, in the final round of
the tournament.
Evening star., 1925-02-24
RING VETERAN DIES.

SAN FRANCISCO, February "a
Sam Berger, San Francisco merchant,
former heavyweight boxer and mana
ger of Jim Jeffries at the time he lost
his world heavyweight title to Jack
Johnson, in 1910, died yesterday.
Evening star., 1925-02-24
ALDRIDGE rs HOLDOUT

PITTSBURGH, February 24.-Vic
Aldridge, a pitcher obtained by the
Pittsburgh Nationals in the deal
with the Chicago Cubs, is a holdout,
and will not leave for the training
camp at Paso Robles, Calf, with the
main squad.
Evening star., 1925-02-24
MUM TO KEEP BUSY.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, February "a
Gabriel Kaufman, manager Of Wayne
ctBig'D Mum, heavyweight wrestling
champion, has agreed to sign a con-
tract with a Chicago syndicate chat
Mum will wrestle any five men it
may choose.
Evening star., 1925-02-24
PENN STOPS SYRACUSE.

PHILADELPHIA, February "a
Syracuse's basket ball team yester-
day suffered it's first defeat of this
season at the hands Of Pennsylvania,
q to IS. Syracuse previously had won
8 straight.
Evening star., 1925-02-24
WILL RIDE IN GERMANY.

PARIS, February "a. - Everett
Haynes. the American jockey, inter-
nationally known through his riding
of the French champion, Epinard,
will ride in Germany during the COM
ing fiat racing season.
Evening star., 1925-02-24
LONGER COURSE FAVORED
BY OLD ITHACA OARSMEN
Voted for Three-Mile Race i'm Difference to Views
of Late Charles Courtney-Crew of 1901
Made Record for Original Distance.
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

EW YORK February 24Whie Corners the
board Poughkeepe the OF the
4mle the Hudson River develops that there
satisfaction throughout the university ranks
of alumni the change from miles.
that Cornel standing by shorter
dictated all by conviction but in Difference the views
Charles felt much
volved asking much of the
that
Evening star., 1925-02-24

series being played between the
Peck quint and the st. Stephens Ath-
letic Club five for the championship
of Georgetown is deadlocked at l.
all as result of the Peck teams
25-to-19 win over the Saints.
City Club basketers will attempt
to get revenge when they meet the
Mount Vernon M. e. quint in a re-
turn game on the G street court to-
morrow night. In a former meetin g
the church team got the decision,
80 to 2S.
Washington de MoIay tossers, vic
tors over the Richmond chapter, "a
to 20, will meet the Frederick de
Molay five at Eastern High School
tomorrow night.
Petworth Boys Club handed a 25-
to-22 setback to the Petworth Re-
serves.
Troop SIS took 24-to-5 drubbing
from the Hur9n tossers.
Boys Club Rangers increased their
wins by downing the Catholic Boys
Club Arrows, 80 to "a.
Rover Reserves feI before the at
tack of the Rover Juniors, 40 to 80.
BrOOlxland Athletic Club basketers
defeated Tiger Athletic Club, Al to 81.
A midget tournament will be ar
ranged at a meeting of fiyweight
teams at Calvary NJ. E.. Church to-
night at o'clock
Boys Club Celtics and Columbia
Juniors, scheduled to clash in the
Saturday program of the Aloysius
junior championship tourney, have
been switched to the schedule for to-
morrow night. Players of the two
teams are to report to Gonzaga gym
nasium at 1880 o'clock.
Evening star., 1925-02-24
GREB BOUT IS STOPPED.

SCRANTON, Pa, February "a
The bout between Harry Greb, world
middleweight champion, and Young
Fisher of Syracuse, N. Y, last night,
was stopped in the sixth round by
the referee. He said Fisher had
failed to make any attempt to fight.
Evening star., 1925-02-24

All worked hard, but probably none
toiled harder than did Googy Day,
former Central High boy, now stu
dent at Hopkins. He was especially
helpful to the Washington contingent
at the games. And the. other Hop
kins men and the Maryland guards
men were quite attentive, too.
Evening star., 1925-02-24
MORE GAMES TOMORROW
NALOY BASKET TOURNEY

AVNG disposed of their the first round OF the
Aloysu basket ball championship members of
the second of the
elimination number of Junior returned
in the clashes yesterday at
Evening star., 1925-02-24
BASKET BALL RESULTS

At Observation-Disclosures 20, Yale,
Fl.
At New York-DarthmOuth, III; CO.
Iumbia, Is.
At Phfladelphia-Penn, Fl; Syra-
cuse, IS.
At West Point-Army, AZ; Mullen
berg, is.
At Madison-Purdue, 80, Wiscon-
sin, ~.
At Chicago-Ohio state, "a, North
western. "a.
Evening star., 1925-02-24

A midget tournament will be ar
ranged at a meeting of hyweight
teams at calvary NJ. E.. Church to-
night at o'clock
Evening star., 1925-02-24

Rover Reserves fell before the at
tack of the Rover Juniors, 40 to 80.
Evening star., 1925-02-24

sufficient to keep him out of the fac
ulty tolls" and other pharasaical re-
proaches.
There is but one comment TO make,
a very short and colloquial one, to
wit, bunk.
Copyright 1921
Evening star., 1925-02-24

BrOOlSland Athletic Club basketers
defeated Tiger Athletic Club, Al to 81
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u 1iial1E v'Yx1llkf 1fLADo.

"a vsetkych dob 5eny tuzily, a.
by mShly ovi&dat toto Gmenie.l
Ones, ked mladistvj yxhl 'sd jel
propagovany tiez m6dou yiac nez
kedykel'yek predtym, snaha tatoI
NJ dplnc prevlada. zeny usiloyhe1
pitrsjsi pc vsetkych receptocb,
ktors by In mohly zarncit mia,
distvy vyzor. Ista odbornieka po-j
dava v tomt0 sMere niektOre do
bre rady. Zd6raznuje predovset-
kym, ze jestli chce niekto wye
rat mlade, nusi sa v pryom rade
mladym citit'. zenam telaatejsim
ledopomsze k mladsiemu vyzoru,
ted budu, konat rome odtucnar
va'cie kdry, j keby to bolo koru-
novane najlepsim dspechom. Lebo
jestlize odbudne aa telnatosti,
tyar stane sa chudsou, co ma ten
/; ncprijemny nasledok, re sa koza
! scyrkne a objavia sa vrasky. IRE
! Ia zena nepotrebuje tiizit po tom,
aby bola co najstihlejsia, jestlize
jej neni sama priroda pri tonic
ma ponoci. Y takom pripade do
siahne totiz. stihlosti len obetova-
MIN in,fch prirrYodzenSych vhad. We,
'dl'a toho u zeny zralej nemoze nj.
stto ocakavat' Stihlost' dieycat "a
Tiez pddrom a sminkami mus
starsia zena zaobchadzat' vel'm
opatrne. Prilis cervene perny nc
p6sobia vzdy mladistyym dejmom
naopak, sposobia, ze plet', jestl
neni prirodzene dost' ruzova, I'D
sa povadlou V srovnani vel ~
| Gcrvenou bsrvou rtov. Jednym
najd6lezitejGch prostriedkov, d
ko 81 zachovat' dlho svieze, mladi
stve> vzozrenie je spanok. Hodn,
. spanku. Dotycna odbornieka cd
pordea, ably zeny spaly najmene
10 hodin denne. Je dplne vedl'aj
: Sic, kedy sa spi. Rozhodne vsai
! je potrebne nahradit' behom dns
:. najlepsie po obede to, Go snad'
noci bolo zameskane. Odpor1Ga S
=: vypit pohSr miieka pred spanin
:: Hladevanies sa tcdy rozhodne n,
odpordea, jc vsak tiez chybou pri
lis mneho jest. Spravnou zass
deu jc, stdvat' cd stc'a ~~r"iton
!. zc by sme smohli este pohodln
jest d'aiej, t. j.: nemame sa u
: kdy' pf-syt'evst'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-04
Po sToPAcH MADARsKEJ
HUMANITY. "

Heslo "Vsetke pre- diet a. by
valo zvucnym slovom V byvalomS
Rakusko- Uhorsku. Ovsem, costa
10. len pri. p1hom slovc, lebe usku-1
tOcnenie t0hotO hesla zvrhlo sa v
.pravt opak jeho snyslu. Pecli-
vost 0 diet a stala 81 mnohych
prlpadoch prostriedkom k jeho u
tlacovaniu a olupovaniu o najpri-
mitivnejsie prava obcianske a l'ud
ske. Drzitelia moci uhorskej po-
loyine byvalej rise prejavili wac
ne pochopcnic pre- tlto klamlivu
hr4 dobroeiDnosti. FSkt, Ee huma-
nitne instit1cie byvaleho Mad ar
ska boly zapriahnute do kary su-
stavncj bezohi 'adnej mzd 'ariza-
gle, bod nsn zaasny 70 snutnsrh
zklsenostl. Dnes vsakt NAME do
konalu prilezitost' ,preskiimat' to-
to "blahodarnl" cinnost' po-
drobnostiaeh.
Pod pfastik hunaanity zakryvaii
Msd'ari odnarpllvasie akeie v
tax zvanych "statnych detskych :
aomovoch ma Slovensku. Tieto
Statpe lstavy naly spsskytput
sssl ~ 'sO1l lCaas I 'prsdcsetkjm
DIET isH naa1ln jsa. ako i T.
t'sn najchssas sbsej ~ s>lia. kte-
rs sa&y aeAoaly spasfat' sssjs
deti najpotrebnejsimi yenmi. Y
|slutocnosti stAiy 50 statae detsk&
domovy strediskom mad 'arizaeie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-04
K0L'Ko JE BANfKov v tSR

Banictvo V Ceskoslovensku IA
mestnavalo podl'a tiradnej stati-
stiky lanskeho rok priemerne l24,-
O7S robotnikov, ktori dostaIi 1871
J..
alilionov korun mzdy, k comu c.
ste pristupujl naturalne p6zitky
okrem pe1azitych vypomoci l2O
milionov korun.1
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-04

Minute dni donaSali poi'a y
obci Buei ned 'aleko ksmarna hli-
nu m trsgacoch 2s-rstay Stefan
Smiska 4 16-rocna Anna Smisko-
". Podkcpali zem, ktori 81 pod
bori1a ! pochovala obidvoch- Pri-
buzni vytiahli w len ich mrtvoly.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-04

l. II ~ - w.
hrani V Mad 'arskp 8 deti v Mich
umiesthovane vadssinou pochadza-
" Z rodfn nemad 'arskych.: sloyen-
sktch, rl,fnunslsych, rusinskych q.
tt. a. Dcti, ktor6 boly dane do
Etychto dstavov, boly sverovane NJ
tvychoyavanie mad 'arskym rodi-I
mann. VychOya, ktord tychto ro-
dinach dostaiy deti nemad 'arske-
no p6yodu, bola vel mi nedostn-
tocna. Vacsina nich zostaIa bez
akehokol'vek skolskeho prakti-
ckehD vzdelania, bola predmetom
socialneho vykorist 'ovania 20 stra
ny svojich opatroyatel'ov a od-
| sldena pre- cely zivt k biednemu
ziyorenid. VytyEeneho neelu sa
evsem dosiahlo: slovenske diet "a
lvytrhnute 70 svojho prostredia,
len malokedy sa vratilo tam zpat.
Vo vacsine pripadov zostalo ma.
vzdy cudzie svojmu narodu. Ze
tato ztrata pre- nenad 'arske ma
rodnosti nebola mala, dokazuje
ten fakt, be iba detskym domo-
vem V Kosiciach presto do pre-
vratu l5,737 deti. A takych Il
i stavov p0sobilo byvalom Ma
d 'arsku cely rad. Pc prevrate bo.
la Ceskoslovenskemn Ceryenemu
krfzu sverena dloha patrat' pc
Diet och, ktore sa prostrednictvom
4 statnych detskych domovoy do
staly do prostredia nplne cudzie
ho. Zaroven uplathuje Ceryen,
, krE snahu umoznit' tylnte det ON
nayrat do ich rodnej obcc. Je t,
lkol rovnako zasiuzny, ako t'az
ky. ,.. .
Hned' prvyeh rokoch repub
: liky dochadzaly dc Cs. c. Kriz;
} ojedinele ziadosti rodicov a ma
: tick, aby umoznil navrat .ich Diet
: Mad 'arska, z Rumunska a Ju
: hoslavie. Ma zaklade tychto zia
j. dosti previedla slovenska divizi
ii Cs. c. K. "a finanenej podper..
, ministerstra socislnej peclivosti
r roku 1929 repatriaciu dvoch deti
e v roku 1923 IL deti. V tel iste
: dobe prikroceno bole, k stistaync
: praci V tomto smere. Ola poky
nov ministerstSa socialnej peel
: vosti boly poziadant okresae i
c radyl a vsetky obecne notariaty
Y aby vyhotovily zstsI,iss "a zistily dt
a ia deti ulniestncnyeh obci yic
}, obvodu v statnych detskych dc
4 movoch. Ma tlto ziadost' dosl
: odpovede cd 13 notariatov 81
znam deti zaslalo 81 obci. Dl'a t.
! bo bolo zistent, ze cudzipe
:: vyse $50 slovenskych deti. al
n len II pripadoch bolo moii,
l. stanovit' pobyt rodicov a len
l. 10 pripadoch mohlo ,byt' zahajea1
{ so svolenim rodicov pokracovan
l. ably deti boly zpat dovczene q
l. vlasti.
y Jak Z opisaneho je patrne, b
a, de stat este mmoho namahy a p
A. trva este dlhn dobu, nez Dudu Q,
o. cinent d6sledky socialnej pee
o. vosti' byvaleho Mad 'arska 81
s. vensky l'ud. ct. o.
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Drobne ohlaaxy
HL'ADAME

Spoil 'ahliyi. qsobu pre- yseobec-
ins domacu pracu, moze byt' al
stredneho veku zena. Dobry do
NOV pre- spravnu osobu. Musi mat
odporilcania. Plaza dla schopno-
sti. Telefonujte 32473. Adresa :
1917 Selma Ave.
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DO REHTU

Diva 5-izbove byty v duplovsnonl'
tehlovom dc m, ma Scrth Ave. pri
parks. Vsrtk. saederne pehodlis. 7.
Hl{Ste sa u .sE. Carmeio, 1912
South Ave. Telefon 34346.
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MA pREDAJ LACNO

Naradie do,jedalne: buffet, stol a
stolicky, tiez olejova kuchynska
pee. Hast sa treba v {. 312 Au-
burndale Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-04

SjevcnSkeJ Ltge v AMerlkc.
Prijmitc vrely peEdrav, od mas
YAM ciastoene w znanaycA inHa-
lidov 20 Slevensasa. NAaAjte nam
"a zle, re Vam tol iko dopisujene
ked' sme nasej presbe sbsirnc
opisali nase trassle poloSenie, elm
d'aicj tvm Wac vselijakej biedy
sa ma mas zepie, teraz zas name
VAN co noveho napssat'.
zeanskN arsd pre- peclivost' O.
vatetns'ch poskosiencov ' Brati-
slave zastavh nam invalidsk& POI!
poru prete, ke miMe oaschod. Zem-
sky lrad, t. j. nasi bratia zpoza
M"ravy, ktori sn tam aradnikmi,
tol XII peciivest venu.jl sloven-
skym invalidom, ze vsemoEne h1'a,
dajd zamienky pod ktorymni by
molsli invaiMov Q ich zasl1zent
podpora priprarit drxi1c 50 he
saa "setrit' = najradscj by 5iad-
nemu mic nedali. :
Pred PR rohnai, ked niektori
nich spreneveriii vel Ike tisice,
vykradli pokladnu ked' tam boly
peniaze k vyplate podpory uree-
ne, vtedy nemali 1lnysle ''se-
trit ~ teraz chcl chybu $ tym
nahradzat', ze st'ahujd podpory.
Rozumie sd, ze ziadon invalid,
ktorcho zdrayie. nasledkom t'az-
kfho ranenia, premrznutia,, reu-
matizmu, je take porusene, ked
nelna 'ahSic zamestnanie ale ma
pnutlm vsetkIch este maj6cich sill
nebezpeseiistyom ,snad'' snartel'-
neho onemocnenia n,isi t'azkii
pracu konat', aby sebai i svoju ro.
dinu nejako zivil, odoberi mu
podporu, ze je praceschopny.
Podobne al nam nasu podporu
zastavili, odovodnuj1c tyym, ze ma
sa invalidita nam neprekaza pri
prcvadzani obchodu, v ktorom ma
me zabczpetenu stalu vyzivu, ze
she takto zaopatreni. Neberd do
povahy to, ked' sa odvolame ma
tic 'azkosti, AtorXmi SINE OBJ
ched zaloEili, na tie vel'ke tar
cay dlzoby. ktore pohlcujd ten
nic vel Ky uochodok nasho OBJ
chodu, talze k nasej vyzive nam
ncostava zhola mic. Nebolo dos.
na tom, &c sme sa pri zalozcni OBJ
chcdu zadlzili, 1rady svojou be-
ohl almost 'ou svojim terorom nas
este do vacsej dlzoby uvalily a S
tym naSu eksistenciu ma kocku po
stavily, a teraz kcd' sme blizkt
ispadklI, ably sme boil cckom ozo
braccni, este i til invalidnn pod
poru bars malichern1, 12O korn,
mcsacne. nam zastavili.
Nikde nenachadzame pcrozu
mcnie, nikomu nezaleM na tom, {
Eijeme alebo ME, len vtedy sa roz
pomcnu na mas, ked' treba dai
platit'. BolO dosial zle, teraz ]
este horSie, uz by SINE museli ri
fat mad nasim hroznym osudor
ale kei' sme citali "Obrane Z
Saovcnska Liga porozumela mas
lol asst, kcd' vieme, ze zijl dobr
slovcnskG srdcia, ktore majt st
strast nami a sii ochotaae pr
spct' nam laskave ku pomoci,
fame v lepsiu bud1cnost'.
My vieme, ze Slovenska Lag
ma dost' Incl starosti veci vs.,
obccnejsieho vyznamu, vienae
zc laska a milosrdenstvo ST schol
NE vel'kych skutkov, a prekonaj
aj tie najvacsie prekazky. Pret
ked' SINE popri nasej dosavadn,
vel 'kej biede este tymto najno'
sim 1dcrom stihnutf, vrele d'akl
iair "a VaSu laskavl ochotu kt'
rel >mc sa presvedcili, tym Ipel
li,cjsic Vas prosime zachrante nj
.lokial' neni pozde, Elm rychle
Sid pomoc .tJ1a epsia, lebo v d
lil 'a,lllom case nemozme sa udrza
gtratime vsetko.
Rsctn nrosinp Vas niekOhO u,