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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1925-07-23
PHILIPPI DISTRICT VOTE BOND
ISSUE FOR ROADS

Philippi, July 21.-Philippi district
today voted 795 to 400 for S1sS,00O
in bonds for permanent road improv-
ment in the district The bonds will
provide for the paving of approx
mately seven miles of roads leading
out of the county seat on six pro-
jects. One of these is on the Clarks-
burg or Brushy Fork road Another
is on the Lillian road and still an
other is on the Meriden road. Con-
siderable municipal paving is also
provided for on these general routes.
The vote by precincts is as follows:
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1925-07-23
WEBSTER SPRINGS
HOTEL BURNED
Webster Springs Hotel Fire Losses
Will Reach 100000.

Webster Springs, July 21.-- The
Webster Springs hotel, one of the
most famous hostelries in the state,
was totally destroyed by fire last
night between nine and eleven o'clock
entailing a loss of some 5000, 600 to
its owners. The origin of the fire is
unknown but the supposition is that
it resulted from short-circuited
wire or a defective flue. When first
discovered the window of a small
room on the fourth floor, directly
over the laundry and furace rooms.
All the furniture Of the building
belonged to Harry Curtin of Clarks-
burg and was covered by insurance.
The owners of the building, John
c. Hoover of Webster Springs and
Mr.. York Of Huntington, estimate
their loss somewhere in the neigh
borhod Of 100000. They were car
rying $4,000 insurance.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1925-07-23
COAL MINES EXACT HEAVY
DEATH TOLL

Charleston, July ia total of 26
miners, % Americans and three for
eigners, met eheir deaths in coal min
ing accidents during June, it was
shown by the monthly report of the
State Department of Mines, made
public here today.
Three of the men killed were en-
ployed in outside positions and %
were inside workers. Fifteen met
death in fall of roof and coal, four
were killed in mine car accidents, one
in a shaft mishap and four deaths
were listed as miscellaneous.
Ten of those who were fatally in
jured were Mcdowell county miners
and one each in Brooke, Harrison
and Kanawha.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1925-07-23

will be visited in and around Jeffer-
son County of which Charles Town
is the county seat.
$50 p MA visit to Sherman
Kale Springs on the Shenandoah
River. Here bathing will be part of
the program before supper.
$50 P M.-Supper served under
the auspices of Berkeley County All
Camp.
500 P. M.-Leave for Martins
burg where arrangements have been
made for lodging at hotel Berkeley
Friday, August 7
$50 A. M.-Leave Martinsburg
for J. G. Debaugh's Jersey herd.
500 A. M-Armstrong Jones'
Jersey herd.
$3.50 A. MI D. Vanmeter-Jer-
sey and Guernsey herds.
1000 A. -Inwood-Visit thru
the community Packing School. In
wood has the largest apple cannery
in the world.
HOO A. M.-From Inwood to Win
chester over the famous apple Pie
Ridge" orchard sections.
1890 P. M-Luneheon arranged
by the Winchester Chamber of Com
merce.
80 P M.-Short drive thru the
city of Winchester visiting a few of
the most historical points.
2:30 P. M.-From Winchester to
Wardensville over the Northwestern
Pike to about one mile beyond Gore.
Then turn left taking the timber
ridge road to Wardensville.
Wardensville-Visit to the Reyman
Memorial Farm where herd of 1875
purebread Ayrshires cattle are kept
and extensive breeding experiments
are carried on by the w. Va. College
Of Agriculture in cooperation with
the U. S. Department of Agriculture.
$50 P. M.-Supper on the Reyman
Memorial Farms as the guests of
Dairy Department and Experiment
Station. w. Va. University, followed
by program. Lodging at Wardens
vile.
Saturday, August
800 A. M.-Leave Wardensville
enroute for Kingwood by way of Gore
turn left at Gore over the North
western Turn Pike by the way Of
Romney, Burlington, Elk Garden,
Kitzmiller, Oakland and Terra Alta.
A delegation representing the Min
eral County Farm Bureau will meet
our party near Remney and conduct
US thru Mineral County and over the
mountain to Elk Garden.
1870 A. Luncheon Burlington.
300 P. M.-We will be met at Ter
ra Alta by a delegation from the
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1925-07-23
THE WEST PENN COMPANY

The Board of Directors Of The
West Penn Company has declared
quarterly dividend of one and three
quarters Il 3-4@t) per cent, for the
quarter ending August 18th, 1925,
payable on the 72s Cumulative Pre-
ferred Stock of the Company on Au-
gust IS, 1925, to stockholders of rec
ord at the close Of business on Au-
gust 1st, 1925
C. F. KALP, Treasurer.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1925-07-23
ONE 2-cell FLASHLIGHT with
out battery Large Size and THE
PROGRESSIVE for one year, $500

Preston County Farm Bureau who
will conduct US through the Land of
Buckwheat and Potatoes"
4:30 P. MAJ Kingwood the par
ty will divide, some will go by the
way of Grafton to Jackson's Mill, and
others by the way of Reedsville, Ito
Morgantown.
The annual Farmers Camp Confer
ence under the auspices of the West
Virginia Farm Bureau Federation
will be held at Jackson's Mill the
week of August 1914, and many Of
the tourists will want to take in this
meeting. All the tourists who desire
to do so may spend the week end Of
August 9, at Jackson's Mill.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1925-07-23
FUNERAL is HELD FOR o. F.
HODGES

Buckhannon, July Is. 20, r.
Hodges, rs, director of the Peoples
bank of this city, was laid to rest
this afternoon at locol cemetery,
Mr.. Hodges expired Monday of
cancer. He was a former resident of
Teter and both there and here had
the respect of all who knew him.
Besides his widow he is survived
by eight children, Herbert,of Pitts
burg; Charles of Fairmont;A. T. Of
Elkins; AL. of Huntington; Nahe of
Buckhonnon; Mrs. E. c. Arnold,
Mrs. j. F. Windon, and Mrs. G.
f. Bean, all of this city.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1925-07-23
THIRD ANNUAL
LIVE STOCK TOUR
Under Auspices of West Virginia
Livestock Association and the
West Virginia Dairymen's Assoc
iation.
August 2-s, 1925

All tourists making this trip are
to meet Sunday afternoon, August
2, at the Pocahontas County Fair
Grounds where we will be entertain
ed by representatives of the Poca-
hontas County Farm Bureau, Poca-
hontas Fair Association and the Mar
linton Kiwanis Club.
To reach Marlinton from northern
West Virginia the best route will be
by the way of Fairmont, Pruntytown,
Grafton, Philippi, .Belington, Elkins,
Beverly, Huttonsville, (take the left
hand road at Huttonsville) Durbin,
Greenbank, Dunmore (take left hand
road at Dunmore) Frost, and Mimi
ihaha Springs.
Arrangements have been made for
camping facilities on the Pocahontas
and Greenbrier fair grounds for the
two nights that will be spent in these
two counties. Tents will not be need
ed at these places. Hotel accoma-
dations have also been arranged for
those who desire them.
All persons who wish to make this
tour send their registration in to o.
D. Sands, County Agent, Philippi, w.
Va, before July 25 This is very
important in order that accomoda-
tons may be provided for all who
make the trip.
All tourists who desire to go in
swimming at various points should
bring their bathing suits.
Bring this Program with you on the
tour.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1925-07-23
JAIL CLARK SBURG WOMAN AS
COMMON SCOLD

CLARKsBURG, w. Va, July 10
AS the result Of complaints by her
neighbors, Mrs. Joseph Bonar of
Hughes Stop, is in jail here today
charged with being common
scold." The arrest of the woman
involved an ancient law unheard of
here for many years. Malicious gos-
sip and vulgar language are alleged,
police said.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1925-07-23
STATE. NEWS

It may be that this talk about poi
son hootch is only propaganda of the
prohibtionists. DR.. B. + Matheny,
county coroner of Harrison county,
reports that there has not been
single death in Harrison county, in
GLIDING Clarksburg, from boose pois-
oning in the last three and half years
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1925-07-23
s35 600 PAYROLL. THEFT

MtrSKEGON, July 20.--Two men
in an automobile held up mes
senger with the Laloey Foundry
company payroll today and escaped
with approximately $4,000. Auto
mobile posses began searching for
the robbers
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1925-07-23
FIELD DAY

Reception Clarence A.
Jackson, E. w. Sydenstricker
Luncheon Committee-R. H. Tuck
willer, H. B. Wilson.
II 100 A. M-Welcome address and
Brief Summary of the History of the
Experimental Work with Beef Cattle
and Lewisburg, ]. B. Huyett, Pres-
dent of the w. Va. Livestock Assoc
ation
11:15 A. M.-Results of the Exper-
mental Work and Application. c..
V. Wilson, in charge of project for
the w. Va. Experiment Station
1880 A. M.-Inspection of the
several lots Of cattle; Explanation
of their care and management, and
rations fed. R. H. Tuekwiller, Local
REPRESENTATIVE in charge.
1900 M-Cutlne of the future
Experimental Work to be conducted
at Lewisburg.
w. H. Black, in charge of Beef
Cattle Investigations.
1890 P M-Picnic Luncheon
''The eating of the Fatted Calf"
1870 P. M.-Our Beef Cattle Stu
ation-E. w. Sheets, Chief of Animal
Husbandry Division.
200 P. M. The Live Stock Stu
ation-John R. Mohler, Chief of Bu-
reau of Animal Industry.
2:30 P. M.-Address by R. w. Dun
lap, Assistant Sec'y. of Agriculture,
introduced by Director Henry G.
Knight. Gov. Howard M. Gore, has
been invited to attend the Field day,
and if his official duties will permit
him to do so, he will be with us. If
Gov. Gore is present he will be intro.
duced by President Frank B. Trotter
of West Virginia University.
800 P M-Leave for Covington,
Va, by the way of White Sulphur
Springs and the Government fish
hatchery
600 P. M.-Supper and lodging at
hotels O'Garo and Collins, Covington.
Wednesday, August 5
500 A. M.-Yisit to the gigantic
paper mill of the w Va. Pulp and
Paper Company.
900 A. M-Leave Covington, Va,
for Staunton by way of Hot Springs
(noted summer resort) Warm Springs
and Deer Field
100 P M.-Staunton- Luncheon
arranged by Augusta County Far
mers Union. We will be met at the
county line by delegation from Au-
gusta County and escorted through
the county.
$3.50 P. NJ Fort Defance-M inr
Rollers Shorthorn herd. At this
point the party will be met by ran-
resentatives of the Rockingham Co.
Farm Bureau and Shenandoah Val
ley Incorporated.
500 P. NJ. -Harrisonburg county
seat of Rockingham County one Of
the richest agricultural counties in
the United States.
$50 P M.-Visit to one of the lar
gest poultry feeding establishments
in the world.
Supper and lodging at Harrison
burg.
Thursday, August 6
$50 A. M-Leave Harrisburg for
J. S. Rollers Farm, the home of Jer-
sey Cattle.
1920 A. M.-Col. Edward T.
Brown owner of the famous Endless
Caverns Farms where we will visit
Col Browns well known Jersey and
Brown Swiss herds.
1870 A. M-Trip thru the wonder
full and spectacular Endless Caverns.
''Begin"-No man knows where; End
No man knows where.
1890 P. M-Luncheon in Endless
Caverns.
200 P.M.-Leave endless caverns
for Charles Town, w. Va, by way of
Woodstock, Winchester and Berry
vile. Historic points of interest
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1925-07-23
PROGRAM
Sunday, August 2, 1925

200 P. NAH parties from north
ern and central West Virginia will
meet on top Of Cheat Mountain, at
Cheat River Bridge near the battle
field, where the tourists will be met
by representatives of the Pocahontas
County Farm Bureau, the Pocahon-
tas Fair Association, and the Mar
linton Kiwanis Club These repre-
sentatives will take charge of the
party and will point out the places
of interest along the top of Cheat
Mountain, "Where Cheat River flows
as though it were in a valley.
The next stop will be at the fam
Gus Minnihaha Springs. From this
the cavalcade will wend it's way
down the picturesque valley of
Knapp's Creek through Marlinton to
the Pocahontas County Fair Grounds
which is located on the bank of the
Greenbrier River Bathing and
boating will be part of the program
before supper which will be served
in the Al Club cafeteria on the fair
grounds
Monday, August 3
500 A. M.-The tourists will leave
Marlinton making short trip to Ed
ray where they will view the scenery
of the Elk and Allegheny Mountains.
1000 A. M.-The next stop will be
Millpoint where a dipping demon .
stration of horses, cattle, and sheep
will be held at the Millpoint commun-
ity dipping vat.
HOO A. -Hillsboro-Th COM
munity center of Little Levels /,
which is the second highest scoring
community in West Virginia where
we will visit a few small herds and
focks after which lunch will be ser
ed in the shade of the naples.
200 P. M.-Visit to the Hereford
herds of Harper, Collinson Bros, and
F. P. Kidd.
$3.50 P. M.-Greenbrier county
Mclaughlin Stock Farm, the home of
polled short horn cattle and Hamp-
shire sheep. Here we will be met by
the Greenbrier delegation.
430 P. M-Waveland Stock Farm
j. B. and E. F. Sydensticker.
$50 P M.-Visit to the plant Of
the Lewisburg Ice Cream Company,
"Home of Greenbrier Velvet Ice
Cream"
$50 p NJ. Tourists will be the
guests for supper of the Greenbrier
County Farm Bureau, and the Lew
isburg Bushes Mems Association.
Tuesday, August
$50 A. M.-Meet at fair grounds
and proceed to c. W. Handley's, the
home of Hartland Farm Holsteins.
$50 A. M.-Valley View Stock
Wilson Brothers show herd
of Scotch Shorthorns.
1000 A. MS. P. Preston's fine
lot of fine cattle.
1920 A. M.-Tuckwiller Brothers
stock farm-the home Of Scotch
Shorthorns and Shropshire sheep.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1925-07-23
i I. Hughes DIES

St Paul, Mimi, July 21.--James
I. Hughes, Of St. Paul, national vice
president of the Order of Railroad
Conductors, died yesterday,
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1925-07-23

C. F.. Smith, editor of the Fairmont
Times, whose "Good Morning" col
umn is far the brightest thing in
that publication, replacing Arthur
Brisbane's column very successfully,
confesses to HAVING passed his for
tieth milestone, and is clever enough
with his pen (or typewriter) to make
such commonplace event interest
ing
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1925-07-23
HEALTH ASSOCIATION MEET
INC

The Barbour County Health AS
ISOLATION will meet in the Farmers
Room, Court House, Philippi, July
Both, 7:30 P. M. Every one is invit-
ed to attend.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1925-07-23

Leslie Bayliss, on two different
occasions editor Of the Charleston
Gazette, is reported to have suicided
in New York City, where he found it
impossible to secure job.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1925-07-23

Do you remember when mottos
were found in every home? When
our mothers bought perforated card
boards with Welcome" or "God
Bless Our Home" stamped on them
and worked the letters out with cob
ored silk?
Do you remember the cold family
album" And it's likenesses Of
"John" when he was baby and Of
"Mary" when she was six years old?
Or the family group when some hor-
rid old man of today was viewed as
precosious youngster and was fea-
tured in the photograph?
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1925-07-23

D. c. Gallaher, well known Char
lesion attorney, is writing series of
articles for the Charleston Gazette
covering the official history of the
Civil War AS he fought on the side
Of the Confederacy, his account Of
the operations of the two armies in
what now West Virginia, takes on
unusual interest.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-06
NOvY URAD &. 1872. PENN.
SLOW. R. A CIR. K. Z. JEDN

NovOzvolcne nradniGky s1 ma
sledovne:
Barbara Kadilak, predsedkyna.
Maria Matvej, podpredse'dkyna
Karollna Kukula, nctovnicka.
Julia Barliak, zapisnlcka.
Anna Bruner, pokladnicka.
Maria Grisa, Anna Bozela, do
zorkyne chorych.
Alzbeta lStok, Karolina HarviS-
cak, dozorkyne majetku.
Novy trad 1ctive ziada, ably sa
vsetky ndlSyne dostavily ma sch6-
dzu. Schodze sa vydrziavajn kaz-
du druh1 nedel'u mesiaci pod
kostolom Sv. jana Krstitel a +.
Youngstown o 2. hodine 20 obcdc.
s 1ctou som,
Julia Barliak, zap
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-06

soKoL1 BuDu HRAT DtvAD1.o
&. fGkRttA.RA ls25. !.

Tunajsi JAG. sbor T. s. J. Sokol
ma svojej ro6nej schodzi minnleho
mesiaca usniesol sa zahrat' diva
delne predstavenie po Vel 'kej No
ci TAX zahajit' svoju cinnost' do
budncnosti. Ia riaditel'a divadla
zvoleny boil p. Andrej Cisar, kto-
ry uz vybral knsy, ktore sa budu
hrat' oznamil ma sch6dzi ne
del II. Jeden kus je drama "Hrob
lasky' yo 3. dejstvach, drphy We
selohra v l. dejstve, "Vzorny na-
rodovec' - ably sa obecenstvo i
poucilo i zabavilo. Ulohy budh
rozdane hercom tejto nedeli popo.
iudni Skole Sv. Cyrilla a Me-
thoda.
Novymi 6radn1kmi sboru sli:
Albert Shrek, spravca; Andrea
Cisar, zapisnik; Jan Wagner, dt-
tovnlk Jan Sherfel, pokladniS
Sbor ma schopnrch iiradnikov i
clenov, preto sme isti, re ma co sa
podujal, bude so zdarom preve-
dene.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-06
POZVANIE MA ZABAVU
722. ODBORU N. S. 8.
Urad spolku.

Odbor 722. Mar. SLOW. Spolku
East Youngstown, O., bude mat
krasnu tanecnn zabavu dina a.
februara veGer cd 6. do IL. hodi-
ny v Crow hale ma Washington
St., prilezitosti jubileumu 35-rot-
neho jestvovania Narodneho Slo-
venskeho Spolku. Prosime bratsk6
Odbory v Youngstown Stru-
theirs, al nase intestine spolky na
East Youngstown, ably boly laska-
We sa s1castnit' nasej zabavy, tax
podobne vsetkych Slovakov Slo-
venky celej okolice. Prid tie sa
zabavit' medzi mas po bratsky a
neobanujete. Vyborna muzika bu-
de vsetko, co 81 clovek V teraj-
som case praje, bude v hojnosti.
Ia dobr1 zabavu Yam ruci zabav-
ny vybor.
Teda do. videnia ma IA. februa
ra vecer v Grow hale ma Washing
ton St. v E. Youngstown. Vstup-
ne pre- panov je len SOC. danny
zdarma.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-06
WATT STREET BUDE sIROKA

Y pondelok mestska rada sa
,tsniesla, ze roku 1926 Watt utica
bude rosirena ma 80 stop a tax sta
ne sa jednou z najhlavnejslch u
lie mesta. Zaroven postaveny bn-
de siroky most 70 South Ave. do
Watt St., ktory vel mi zvysi cenl
majetkov ma South Ave. Mestska
rada poverila mestskeho fiskala,
ably pripravil zakonity navrh do
pondelkovej sch6dze,> ma ktorej
bude definitlvne prijaty.
East End bude tedy zlepseny,
lebo okrem tohto bude prerazena
Andrews Ave. al po Federal uli-
eli a Commerce III. po Andrews.
VSetky majetky V tejto okolici po-
st1pia do ceny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-06
IA zIVA POCHOVANY.

V Kentucky je jedno mestecko,
ktore sa VIOLA Cave City, lebo oko-
10 neho nachodia sa jaskyne. Do
jednej z Mich vosiel pred sest'
dnami isty Floyd Collins, ale viac
z nej zivy sotva vyjde, lebo no
jaskyna nechce pustit!. Ked' sa
vracal jaskyne pred sest' dnami,
dotknul sa jednej vel'kej skaly,
ktora sa svalila pritlacila mu tax
nohu, ze sa Wac nemohol pohndt ,.
Doznai sa 0 tom l'udia a ma dru-
ny den zacali zachranne prace.
Trvalo to tri dni, kym sa k nemu
dostali. Ked' skalu odvalili a chce-
Ii no vytiahnut', sosypala sa ste
ma a jaskyna svoju obet' nechce
vy'dat'. So stien povaly sa stale
sosypa zem a Floyd je uz skoro
cely zasypany. Vsetky nadeje ma
jeho zachranenie "a ziva s1 ztra-
tene. Floyd trpi vel'ke muky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-06
KED zENA RIADI AUTOMOBII

" stredu vecer viezlo sa pek-
nom WHY'S Knight aute pat O.
sob. Auto riadila 19-rocna Rose
Bergener. Vezdc sa po Poland
Ave-, Miss Bergener pridala gazu
a chcela predbehndt' druhe auto
prave vtedy, ked' oproti sla pou-
LENA elektricka kara. Miss Berge-
ner zahamouala, auto sa ma l'ado-
vel ulici sklzo a dostalo priecky
cez kol 'ajnice do cesty poulicnej
kary, ktora vrazila do auta s ia
kym lcinkom, ze auto bolo 1plne
dochramane, Miss Bergener t'azko
pokalicena, jej matka a otec tiez,
jej sestra Betty a brat William
l'ahsie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-06
Michal Suba
Jozo Kupec a
Duro Stcpko.
UVAHY o vSELICOM.

Ci to m6zc byt' dobry prcdseda
spoll1u, ktory nevysl1cha navrhy
clenov, axe mu oni podavajn?
DobrE vysl1cha vSetky navrhy
a tIch vyberie. ktory ic mai
lcpSi.
Ci moze byt' spokojnost' tam,
kde je Wac l'udi len jeden vzdy
panuje?
Nemoze, lebo tam sa vzdy len
jeho VOLTA uplathuje a druhi sii
odtisnuti nemozu svoju schop-
most preukazat'.
Ci m6ze jeden Glovek ma mort
sam LODI kontrolovat' bez toho.
ably al iny k tomu nebol pripu-
steny9
Nem6ze, lebo on ma len jednu
hlavu a ociami vidi. len V jednu
strann, nevidi, axe mu nebcZpe-
censtvo hrozis druhej strany.
A ci vyzeralo by krasne jedno
vysoke stavisko, kde len jedcn clo-
vek ma nom robe
Nevyzeralo by to dobre, lebo on
mysli len na to. allo no vysOk ko po-
stavit' nehl'adi ma to, ako by
no mohol okraslit', lebo to in6ho
cloveka robota.
TAX nem6ze nikde dobre byt' =,
kde sa len jedneho Gloveka my
slienky uskatocnujn.
CT by bolo dobre, ably len jed
ma rec bola ma tomto svete?
Nebolo by to dobre, lebO by in
kazdy rozumel a l'udia by sa ne
ucili tol'ko, ako teraz, ami by ne
bolo tax krasnej recovej hubby,
akn name teraz.
Kedy budc pokoj ma tomto sve-
|te? Wv
Ked' mocnejsf uzna, ze al ten
slabsi je stvoreny Hospodinom 4
je mocnemu rOveH.
Jozef Javorsky
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-06
LITERATURA.

Little Tom Nadherna dctSka
kniha je tato ceska pohadka V
anglickom vydani! Nakladatel'-
stvo B. kociho v Prahe preslavilo
sa uz mnohymi literarnymi kleno-
tami a ''Little Tom je jednym z
nich. AutOrom anglickeho vydania
je prof. V. Tile a prcuteSen6 kre-
shy sn od akadcmick6ho maliara
o. Stafla. Cele vypravenie knihy
je melecky dokonalr. Lepsej W.
chovnej a zabavnej 1nizky memo
zeme odporucit' ct. citatel 'stvu
pre- dietky. Prava perla Cena kni-
by je $500. Objednavky prijima
nakladatel B. Koci, Praha l., Ma
sarykovo Nabrezi "A, Ceskoslo-
venskO.
Ceskoslcvensks Narodne Ozdo-
by (The CZechOSlOVak Ornament). {.
Tato kniha obsahuje As barev-
nych vzorov kombinacii Gesko-
slovenskej narodnej ornamentiky.
V motivoch s1 zahrnute mnohe slo
venske vysivkove okrasy. Je to
celia SkOla ako pre- umelcoy. tax
pre- vysivkarky. Slovenky, ktore
sa zaujimaji a zaoberaj1 vysiva-
MIN, dostann z tejto knihy nepo-
cetne idey okrasne a ziadna by
nemala byt' bez tejto knihy. &C.
ma len $500. Objednavky treba
zaslat' ma firmu B. Koci, Praha l.,
Masarykovo Nabrezi IA, Ceskoslo.
vensko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-06
UDOM SPOLKU SV. MARTINA,

Spolok Sv. Martina, {. Is. I. X.
S. Jednoty tymto vyzyva tych
svojich bratov spolku, ktori po-
cas- svetovej vojny sl1zili ci uz
ceskoslovenskej alebo V ameri-
ckej armade. Slovenska Liga ich
chce "a tento ctihodny skutok od-
menit' a to sposobom slavnost-
nym.
Udovia vySmenovaneho spolku
at sa hlasia cim skorej u 6radu
spolku, to jest II predsedu, uc-
tovnika alebo II dozorcu spollku
br. Joz. MartinkO alebo pisOmnn
mech udaj1 svoju adrcsu.
s nctou,
Urad spolku,