davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-22
Men Wanted .

Some in the United States like dog in the manger
seek keep good and necessary immigration They for
get that when the population of the United States four
millions, there only skilled workman in the whole
country able to much 81 day,
Now with the population at hundred and ten millions
day aborers get much 81 day. skilled mechanics three
times that The labor party absolutely controls Australia
the Australian laborer is intelligent enough to know that
bringing in good workmen greater prosperity
greater producing and consuming power
Al that reasonably get UhHt
other workman producer and arm
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-22
A Few Cold Facts

In 1914 if the States had followed the example Of
European brothers. friends the JaOanese the
Pacific our action would have been very different from what
it was.
We should proposed England financial and in
support in exchange for Canadian territory and
should hastily have annexed much of Mexico we hap
pened therein following Japans example during the
ezng German possessions In the East After that
we should have rested oars taking what profit
could Instead lent Europe billions of dollars most of
which we may get back. We spent hundred billions
Of our own during the war; and sent millions Of
the
Europe would not have sent dollar not man. and
WOULDN'T do either should find ourselves in
trouble
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-22
Not a Wasted Death

Samboulisy Prime Minister of Bulgaria respected
honest and able by the strongest statesmen
Of Europe died like hunted dog dirty hunted abandoned
He tried help the farmers peasants that do hard work
get small pay And like many other, he died. like so
many of the peasants have died. in misery.
However such deaths worthless Those who
bned against that believed the peasants should
be crushed and held down. They have had to regret
stambou fate before his body had become part Of
the ground that produced it.
Boshevism Communism frghtful outrages, including the
bombing and wrecng of crowded cathedral among the
first fruits.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-22
GARRETT P. SERVISS TELLS WHY
THE MOON DOESN'T FALL
Describes Course of Stone in Sling to Answer
Query.

il you Increase the speed Of revo-
luton of the stone you do not
change it's distance from the
hand, but if the pull becomes too
great, the string breaks and the
stone completely escapes. On the
other hand, If the speed Of a
planet in it's orbit changes, the
shape and size of the orbit
change correspondingly. Crawl
tation does not pull like string.
Its force varies with the distance
over which it is exerted.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-22
By Garrett P. Serviss
By 7. E. Powers
Noted Astronomer and Writer on
Scientific Topics Of Popular
Interest

Interest
would you explain, in one
of your interesting articles
couple of questions 1 would like
to ask? ~ AS / understand.
it is the attraction of gravita-
ton that keeps the planets in
their orbits around the sun,
and the moon in it's orbit
around the earth. Now, what
prevents the moon from being
pulled onto the earth? What
keeps it at its distance from
the earth?
THO answer a question with a
l. question-if you swing a
stone in a sling, what keeps the
stone from falling down instead
of flying round in circle? Evil
IDENTIFY it is the tangential, or
cross, motion of the stone. Hav-
ing started the stone in rey0lu-
ton you keep it going by exert.
ing continual pull upon 1t
through a slight motion of your
hand, the secret of which Is
quickly acquired.
Similarly the earth was started
in it's orbit about the sun, and
the moon in it's orbit about the
earth, with an original tangential
force, or cross motion" which is
now so combined with the effect
of the pull of gravitation that the
revolution can be explained by
the action of gravitation alone.
Here we touch upon enc of the
zero points of science. We do
not know just how the original
tangential motion was imported.
Various more or less probable
hypothesis may be, and have
been offered, but the fact re-
mains that we do not know.
And, for the explanation Of the
continuance of things as they are
we do not need to know.
II you let the circling stone
loose from your sling, or If the
- string breaks, it flies away not
on a radial line, that is, not
straight away from the center OF
it's orbit, as you might perhaps
expect it to do, but on tangent
to the circle in which it was re-
volVing. Similarly If the force OF
the suns gravitation on the earth
were suddenly destroyed our
planet would fly off into space,
not straight away from the sun,
but on a tangent to the orbit in
which 1t was revolving.
The motion of a sling stone
does not In all respects resemble
that Of q planet. For instance,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-22

pies with pink
bows on the man
tlepiece and
bridge lamps with
lots of lace and
fringe and arti-
fetal roses ana
suites of chairs,
all very new and
fluffy, and innita-
ton Chinese rugs
and no books at
all"
"As IL that mat
tered!" sn ort 5
Holman. II can
buy the books.
It's the girls
mind I'm think
ing about - her
soul
But her mind
will be like that,
TOO" says sis
ter. ''She will
have pl a 3 7 e r
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-22

WHAT Is THE USE OF ARGUMENTS AND oUARRELs
AT HOME?

Do you realize your disputes are growing
more frequent?
You remember when differences of opinion were
good naturally discussed in your family for short time
and then dropped but there the attitude
word
And isn't it becoming and frequent for you
and other members of your family clash trivial matters
which have bearing whatever upon your home life?
What have entered your in the past few
years to cause much unpleasantness?
Perhaps you too arbitrary in demands and the
members of your family having reached the limit of
DURANGO will longer submit to your dominating them.
No who to blame, the spirit of argument
be stopped.
1t takes all the sweetness out of life in family.
Try to be little tolerant and good natured.
| you will have to do your part to restore peace.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-22

No planet does this exactly;
Venus coming the nearest to 1t.
Any planet travelling with We
locity alternately increasing and
decreasing must move in an ell
lipse around the sun. All the
planets move in ellipses. the most
eccentric being that of Mercury.
The "areas" spoken of are indi-
Gated by the little triangles show
ing the spaces swept over by the
radius vector" in equal intervals
of time. In the circle these are
alike in shape as well as equal in
area; in the ellipse they are more
elongated in proportion as the
planet moves farther from the
sun, but nevertheless they. too
are all exactly equal in area.
With regard to the magnetic
needle, you seem to have the er-
roneous notion that only one end
of it is "magnetized. The whole
needle is magnetized, but there
is such a distribution of the mag.
netism that wherever the COM
pass may be. one end always
turns toward the south magnetic
pole and the other end toward
the north magnetic pole. Each
end is repealed from the pole op.
posite to 1t In magnetism; con.
sequently the north" end OF the
needle continues pointing north
when carried. into the southern
1DnsAnharOs
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-22

In consequence, the planets
(Which do not travel in circles
but in more or less elliptical or
bits) move faster when nearer
the sun and slower when more
distant. 1t would, however. be
possible for a planet to revolve
in a circle, and, in fact, the orbit
of Venus Is not very elliptical.
The great law that prevails in all
planetary orbits is that of the
equality of areas" This is best
shown by a diagram. Any planet
travelling at all times with the
same unchanging velocity must
move in a circle around thN sun.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-22
WORDS FROM
WISE MEN

Logic is to teach us the right
use of our reason or intellectual
powers.-Watts.
Young men are filter to invent
than to Judge; filter for execu.
ton than for counsel.-Bacon.
Ideas won't work unless you
work with them.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-22
He Takes a Hint
Uncle Same, Take Notice.

Krm can take hint and that's more than old Uncle
Sam can do.
The Riff chsftan lost time in getting arplanes to
fight the French with their own favorte weapon.
The Riffs don say as of subsidized military
authorities do arplane is only secondary arm
Of the service"
The Riffs have been bombed from the air. they KNOW
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-22

HAN you make
~ a silk purse
from a sow's
ear?
Tradition says
the jobs inpos-
sible. But now
comes Holman
Wood with doubts
on the subject.
Ifolman's doing
editorials a n q
special stories on
q small city pa
=
per in the Mid
die West. He is
thirty years old.
thin, nervous, and
frie n d ] y. He
doesn't say so,
but / bet ne
we ars< goggles,
has buck teeth
and likes outing
flannel nighties
instead of pa
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-22

The value of a thing is detsr-
mined by the very worst side Of 1T.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-22

AS age comes on, some of US
gain in intelligence, while the
general tendency is to gain only
in weight.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-22

Hez Heck says: When chewin'
gum takes a holt o. the sole of
your shoe it sets a fine example
o. the power O. holdin' on"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-22

To die good these days. it is
quite necessary to die particularly
young.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-22

Men don't lie to women half so
much as women lie to each other.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-22

Leaving folks alone is one of
the best ways known for help
ing them.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-22

Business Is an arrangement
that automatically kicks out
every man who doesn't belong
there.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-22

What is good for the party
is seldom good for the taxpayer.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-22

Don't pass good things; turn
around and go with them.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-22
SAP AND
SALT

Sense shines with double lustre
when it is set in humility-Wil-
liam Penn.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-22

EWsPAPER reporters who interviewed Li0ya usOa
M during the war were always warned to De carer
4 or they would come away having answered gres
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-21
jak je patrno, nejr k&lnej jsim.
.x EAAH

Nssto pissef teda prezident Ma
saryko o Pittsbnrghskej Dohode vo
[svojej nsjnovsej publikacii. Keby
SINE 81 uz neboli utvorili svoju
mienku O prezidentovi Masarylxo-
|vi, 1iuz by SINE sa snad este divi-
Ii tonuto jeho snajnovsiemu Wy
krucaniu, ale po tych niekol 'kych,
Ftkriyolakyeh a nenprimnych preja-
voch, ktorymi prezident Masaryls
Pittsburghslsd Dohodu (svoje
vlastne 'odieloD poctil: vieme co
81 name nom myslet'. Tazko je
zdrzat' osafa nepovedat' zdrcuju-
leu, odsudzujucu mienku takom-
ito sdivnom poeinani cloveka, kto-
|sry sam fseba poSituje ME natol 'ko
medzi politikov, ale medzi filozo-
fov, ucemcov#a yedatorov. O, ak
ie vsetko filozofovanie celia uce-
most 1edneho iaoveka ma takych
slabych mravnych zakladoch 1zalo
zena, ako jeho vykriicanie Pitts
burghskej Dohode: tax to vsetko
nema nijakej vndtornej hodnoty.
Dokoncenie budncne.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-21
DoBRA PRiLEzITOsT KUPIT
DOM.

Ma okolici Slovakmi obyvanei
a ma jednej 2 hlavnych ulic mesta
je ma predaj v dobrom stave sa
nachodiaci Z izbovy dom uprave-
ny pre- dye rodiny a sobchodna
miestnost pre- akFkol'vek stor, a.
ko al pekny garadz a vel 'ka "a
hrada. Tento majetok nachodl sa
pri South Side parku a preda So
lacno z prlciny odcestovania do
kraju. Kto kol 'vek ho knpi,- ii.
ska. Haste sa u MATTEL "a Edo /.
Darazs, 1440 South Ave, Youngs-
town, O.. .s, (35i
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-21
"LoKALN1 sMLoUvA .AAfERI.
CKYoH CECHU A sLOVAKt. +"
(Od Vyboru Priatel 'ov SLOW.
Slobody.)

"Lokalni smlouva americkych
Cechd Slovakii mezi sebou." -
to je najnovsie pomenovanie Pitts
burghskej Dohody. A ktoze ia
tax pomenoval? Sam osnovatel'
sostavitel' podpisovatel' teito
Dohody: prezident Masaryk.
W vysly' totiz davn6 oznamova.
ne Pamati prezidenta Masaryka
v knihe "Svetova revoluce" a '
tejto knlhe mono citat' hore ci.
toyany vyrok prezidenta Masa
ryka oPittsburgRskej 'Dohode.
Celia otazna stat prezidento.
vych pamati znie nasledovne (ci
tujeme vladneho dennika praz
skeho &c. sR."):
fPrezident Masaryk 0 Pitts !,
bufghski.s slpohods. ~
We sve knize' svstoiva revoln-
ce" pfse president Masaryk q
pittsburghske dohode toto:
Druhe ddlezite jednani-- prve
bylo 'ceskymi americkyymi spoil.
ky bylo ' Pittsburku mezi sSfo-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-21
MATTEL PREDAvA 80 AKRO.
WI FARMU

9 izbovy dom, dobra barna d inc
budovy, dobra zahrada, ! aker
hrozna, inc male ovocie, Is akrov
lesa ma dobrom vrsku, Is mil So.
verne cd Youngstown. Q podrob-
nosti Haste sa alebo pfste ma adj
resu: P. Schweinfurth, alebo Jan
j. Klein, r. No. 2, Cortland, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-21

ktore BY slovAkov Y ich usilovani
napomahali, branili pod ktory-
mi by celia republika lepsie kyit-
la, rastla.
Ma Slovensku sii teraz dve W
refine stranky, ktore jednako chct
napravit', Go je tam zleho. Jedna
je Slovenska Narodna Strana. Ia
to uz Cd vyse 60 rokov horlivo bo-
jovala "a aslovenske prava, abojo-
vala pismom slovom, branila Slo-
vakov ipred vojnou ina mad ar
skom snerrie. Po svetovej vojne
aala sa anaviest' takzvanej Narod
nej a Rol'nfckej, Strane, ze by
trochu nmlkla, ked'ze tato nova
strana sl'ubovala zastavat' Slo-
.vensko. Vtedy Narodna Strana
nechcela drobit silly spoliehaia
sa, re ia nova strana bu'de konat', :,
co 81 'ubovala. Ale ked' nasi sta
to6ni a vyzknseni muzovia ma Slo-
vensku videli, ze sl'uby rol' nickel
strany sd len ako pavueina,, kto-
Ri kazdy victor roztrha, ba ked ;
videli, ze rol'nfcka, a. al druhe
strany len pomahajd slovensky
narod skrtit', nuz sa narodna
strana znovu vzchopila chysta
sa ma vol'by. Jej muzovia neunav-
ne chodia medzi ,l'ud, poucujd ho,
vysvetluj1 'mu, ako 81 ma prava
branit' a vydobyvat'. L'ud sa bu-
di. Budf no 1--WE slovo, i easopi-
sy a prehlasy Narodnej strany a
Slovaci s nadejami hl'adia opro-
ii vol'bam.
Taktiez "a slove enske prava, IA
samospravu Slovenska, "a napra-
WI krfvd a neporiadkov bojuje slo
venska l'udova strana. e"
Ale toto bojovanie spojene je S
mnohymi trovami. 'Sriad 'ovanie
shromazdeni, porad, cestovanie,
vydavanie casopisov prehlasov
vyzaduje namahu, pra,cu, trovenie
casu a penazf. Preto tie dive stra
ny potrebuju vsemozn1 podporu
Potrebuj1 ju menovite cd amc
rickych Slovakov. Preto kazdi
mas povedomy a statocny ameri
cky Slovak mech pise svojim INA
mym do starej vlasti, ably ma VOL
bach hlasovali ma Narodnn aleb(
ma L'udov1 stranu. A kazdy ma;
povedomy a statocny americk,
brat mech posle na Volebny F'onl
F, menovanych dvoch vernych ma
sich stran tol'ku penaznn obet
kol XII vladze. @tsr,,+,~,. S.-.~. co.,
Ma sbieranie tychto obeti utvo
ril sa pri Slovenskej Lige vybor
ktory penazne prfspevky, co nj
ten ciel' pridu, medzi obidve stra
ny sluSne rozdeli bude i'm zasie
lat.
Vase prispevky posielajte nj
adresu:
slovenska Liga, P. o. Box 9e6
pittsburgh, Pa.
A pri posielani penazi dolozte
re je to ny ten Volebny Fond Slo
venskeho Naroda, a jestli chcett
venovat' svoj prispevok cely ale
bo tiastocne len jednej strane
napiste, ktorej, a Vasa ziadost
bude prisne splnena.
Vybor Volebneho Fondu:
Rev. Stefan Kocis, Rev. Jozef
Horvath, Rev. Andrej Mihal, Rev
Jan Pornbsky, Jozef Husek, Mi
chal Sincak, Ivan Daxner.
~ Ma pomoc slovenskemu narodu
ma Volebny Fond dosial' nasbie.
ralo sa: 1,S81.0O.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-21
kD1x1s s4e1.AkA aessssx1 srop1ss

T. i ~ - L Z y =
vaky 0echy. Dne 80. tervna spo4
depsal sam dohodu (CesEoslosen-
ska Bchoda sne smlouval) ;,uUi-
nenou Slovaky "a Cechy aneri-
ckymi. Tato dohoda Sc stala k u
spokojeni male slovenske frakcc,
ktera snivala osBhh Vi jake saino-
statnosti Slovensha, fdee n6kte-
rych ruskych slayjanofila, potom
Sti1ra a Vajanskeho, ujaly Sc tez
mezi Slovaky v Americe. Proti TO-
mu Sc dohovorili nasi Gesi sSlo-
vaci ma dohode, " ktere Sc pro
slovensko nAda vlastni admin
fstrativa, snem soudy. Podepsal
jsem dohodu bez vahanf, prUtoze
byla lokalni smlouvou americkych
Cechi a Slovakh mezi .sebou, ,je
podepsana obcar1y americkymi,
neobcany jen dvema - (podpiso-
vail Sc ma nj nekteri dodatecn5
'zpdsobem nedovolenym) :. " doho-
de bylo ustanoveni, ze legalni "a
stupcove slovenskeho lidu budou
rrozhodovat sami'.o podrobnostech
slovenskdho apolitickeho sproble-
mu. Podobne jsem We vlastnf De
+klaralci Nezavislosti ustanovil, ne
Dek1arace je; jen pokusem, bu-
douci tistavu charakterisovat a
re o 1stave same budou definitiv.
ne rozhodovatt legalni zastupcoye
lidu. A to Sc stalo prijetim nasi
hstavy nejen Cechy, ale i'Slovaky
tim Sc 4legalni zastupcove vyslovi-
Ii pro uplnou jednotu a tento sill
1stave vaze nejen Slovaky, ale
I | Cechy, ovsem i mne. Pro jed
rotu Sc vyslovili zastupcove Slo
| vakd 'dne 80. rfjna 1918 V Turc
Sv. MARITIME i pred tim 1. kvetna
tedy pred Pittsburghskou doho
dou v Lipt. Sv. Mikulasi. O tutc
jednotu Sc jedna - autonomie j
opravneny pozadavek nejen jake
centralismus, ale fhlavni iilol j
stanovit spravny pomer mezi O
bema.
Vykladalo Sc mezi Slovaky ;
.Ccchy, re zacatkem roku do Anne
riky dosel hr. Karolyi, ably cd a
mericke vlady vymohl uznanf ce
listvosti Uherska, Cechim pr,
svobody pral, ale :Slovaci nell ri,
stat Mad 'arsku. Pluk. House
tom uvedomil Cechy 4 Z: Sc Go
hodli Sc Slovaky, aby byli pro sta
jednotny.
Myslivejsi prdaci Slovaku cha
| pail, ze by autonomie teritorialn
| SlovakGm nic dobreho neprinesl
a bylo jim jasne, ze by samostat
ma osvobodzenska akce Slovak
musela koncit fiaskem. To ovser
jsme ma schHzi dHkladne a sirok'
prodisputovali. Mohl jsem Slova
kim ukazat, jak jsou v politiken
svete neznami jakeho fiaska by
chom Sc dopracovali, kdyby Wy
stupovali samostatne. o Sloven
sku samostatnem Sc nemohlo VII
bee jednat vazne, zbyyvala by moz
most, ably Sc stale autonomnim '
UFhersku. Ami to nebylo NONE po
die danych okolnosti a tedy ne
zbyvalo mic, nez sjednoceni. Nal,
-narody vsecky re svetov6 vojny
zadaly svobodu sjednoceni. Slo
vaci a Cesi vedeIi, ze sam jsen
byl vzdy pro Slovensko, SWIM pi
vodem svymi tradicemi Slovak
citim slovensky pro Slovenslzc
jsem vzdy nejen horoval, ale pra
coval. V Cechach k Slovensku
byly' vzdy 1--WE sympatie. Cesi -
Havlicek - uznavali narodni "a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-21

-, eoAA uASA, codAo foAoNoSI hi>
ST vinou. Ovsem, keby no sdsedia
neboli tax kantrili, dnes siahalo
by slovenske dzemie cd Tatier Pc
Jaderske more mas pocet obna-
sal by aspon 25 milionov dusi.
A hl'a, este teraz musi mas ma
rod bojovat' o svoj zivot. Lebo
vsetci susedia mas obrezavajd, a z
nasej pody nam odoravaj1. A ME
len to, ale este i ma tel pode, kto-
ri Slovaci ako svoju dosial' drzia,
panuj1 take neporiadky, take
ekrivdy, take 1tisky, ze ak by to
malo d'alej tax trvat', Slovaci
museli by sa rozprchnut' do Sire
ho sveta. Ba ciastocne sa uz roz-
|yptylujd, do Franc1zska, Argent
ny pokial' mozu do Ameriky.
Ale taketo kynozenie nasho ma
rodneho stromu nesmieme d'alej
trpiet', nesmieme dopustit' zeby
'Slovak vo svojej .irecitej vlasti Dol
len odstrkovanym rabom. T. {
A prave teraz, je cas- smelo a
mohutne zakrocit', zeby Slovaci
mali tam donna take pravo zivo-
ia, axe i'm dl'a bozskych priro-
dzenych zakonov patri. Opatrime,
branme, chranme zvelad 'ujn,e
'si svoj narodny strom!
V eesko-slovenskej republike ia
stavajd ,yol.'by snemovych vyslan-
COW sEStofi :z'a'yI najH fSsich,lsaet i''rgo-
ikov budd robiit tzakony Akaby 81
Slovaci navolili takych vyslancov,
7akyychs majd dosial ,bnuz by "a 8
.rokov zasa museli vzdychat pod
planymi zakonami.
Potrebujd z6kony dobre. Take
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-21

rozvija sa, kyitne q donasa ovocie,
poskytuie osviezujdcu tonn, Ia
chytava zivotvornu ylahu, ocist u
je, preraba zivota-darny vzduch: !:
tax i zdrave narody tvoria me-
hutne kmene konare.
u v Biblii, v opise prveho byd-
liska ludsk6ho, raja, spomina sa
strom vedenia dobr6ho zleho'
a 'sstrom zivota' a nesmrtel'no-
sti. IA v Novom Zakone mameado-
kazy, ze mas Spasitel' dokonale
znal vzt 'ahy strunnu ku tzivotu
I 'udskemu, preto viacraz pou.
I'll obraz stromu "a podobenstyo
cloveka. Avsak al inc starodavne
narody maly svoje posvatne stro-
my. Norovia predstavovali 81 cely
zivot, jake strom Yggdrasill, kto-
Try zaptist' a korene az pod kraji-
tnu bohyne Helly (bohyne smrti)
"a jeho kmen rastie ma hor a kona-
re rozklada ponad cely svet, To
je zivot. A listie toho stromu. sil
'iednotlive eudalosti, inv. utrpenia.
iradosti. y t'# -
Ale teraz povazme jake podoba
a,a mas narod KIT stromu. Mono
povedat ze ma Slavianstvo to po-
dobenstvo vel'kolepe pristane. A
blizko nam je myslienka, ze pra-
We 'Slovaci s1 kmenom slavianske-
no stromu. Ma to slovo mono ME
lsto skrfkne: ''To je prehnnanie
TO, je nesmyselne zvelicovanie -
"Ved' Slovaci sh prave vel'm
tenky narod ;oproti svojim inv,n
bratom!" Avsak ma taisy vykrilx
name al Hasn't odpoved': slova-
ci sd sfce maly narod, co sa tyka
poctu hlav, ale co sa tka vel'ko-
lepych idei, sn medzi Slavianmi
dost' SLIM, TAXI, ako barsktory j.
ny brat. Slovaci (r. Ns61( prijali
krest 'anstvo 127 rokov vcasie nei
Rusi (r. 9ss). Este i Cesi sa dali
pokrstit len nejakych ~ do IA
rokov po Slovakoch a to pravt
! pod vplyvom slovenskeho panov'
nika Svatopluka. Juhoslaviani pr
jail krest 'anstvo sfce tel dobe
kedy al Slovaci, ale predsa 0 tri
roxy neskor (r. 864). Poliaci pri
jail krst krest 'ansky az roku 966
tedy 105 rokov po Slovakoch!
NN povazte, co tieto roxy INA.
menaj1!
CT neznamenaj1 -nedokazuif
to, re Slovaci uz pred tisic rokmt
mali idealneho, vzneseneho duchi
1rhapajlce vysoke ciele, re Dol
chtivi praveho pokrokua zreli prt
vsel 'udskd ideu? Ci neboli p5
vodnym kmenom slavianskym
ID 'alsfm dokazom je i nasa rec
FSlovencinu uznavaj1 i veliki rus
Xxi jazykoznalci "a najblizsiu rec
.posvatnej staroslovienciny, tedy
"a povodnu rec slaviansku.
A ktoze hlasal slaviansku wa
jomnost' najraznejsie a najzdar.
nejsie, ci ME dvaja Slovaci: Safa,
rik a Kollarg
Nuz taky povodny vzacny kmc1
taky d1zny a zivotaschopny ma
rod sd Slovaci! lie tento strom oh
trhavali, obtinali Nemci, Mad "a
nj, Iatari iTurci, toho Slovaci ME
ST vinou. Ovsem, keby no s6sedia
neboli tax kantrili, dnes siahalo
by slovenske dzemie cd Tatier po
Jaderske more mas pocet obna-
sal by aspon 25 milionov dust.
A hl'a, este teraz musi mas ma
rod bojovat' o svoj zivot. Lebo
vsetci susedia mas obrezavaj1, a z
nasej pody nam odoravajd. A ME
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