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Evening star., 1925-10-13
Bankers Duckpin League.
POINT GIVES BOSTON
VICTORY OVER INDIANS
By the Associated Press

BOSTON. October ia successful
placement kick for point after touch
down gave Boston College a slim mar
gin Of victory over the Haskell In
dians here yesterday, Z to 6.
Both teams scored in the third
period. Boston College obtaining the
1rst advantage when Mckenney took
a pass from Cronin on the 16-yard line
and crossed the line. McManus kicked
for the extra point.
Toward the close of the period Nc
Lain, after three off-tackle plunges,
scored a touchdown for Haskell, but
Norton failed on the ensuing kick
A crowd of 26.006 witnessed the
game.
Evening star., 1925-10-13

All three OF the local games should
he close and well worthwhile. How
ever the clash between Maryland and
Virginia Poly. two Southern Confer
ence teams, should be the topliner.
The Gobblers from Blacksburg. Va,
have been the hoodoo team for Mary
land, having conquered the Old Liners
for the past three seasons, being tho
only team to consistently score over
the College Parkers.
p. I. had the better team In 1921.
fully earning its victory, but in 1923
and 1924 the Old Liners fumbled the
games away. being up against 1t last
season by having all their regular
backs on the sidelines because Of in
juries. Maryland will be better fixed
Saturday unless there are injuries
during the practice this week.
That George Washington will have
its hands full is told in the fact that
Mount ST. Mary's gave Georgetown a
real battle in the game at the Hilltop
Saturday a week ago.
Catholic University, too. will have
to be at It's very best to cope with
Villanova. which Is being coached by
Harry Stuhldreher, one of the -Four
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DISTRICT LEAGUE.
RtAndtn9 Of Teams,
Leading Performances.

Leading Performances.
Hfgh team set. Convention Hall, 1.Te2.
HtSh team Eame, Convention Hall, $50.
Hiyh individual game. Friend. Terminal
Msh individual sst Friend Terminal Ice.
Eish tneviduai average, Meraw, King
riAs. l26.
Temple managed to keep a clean
slate BY taking all three games from
Meyer Davis by ordinary scores. Car
rolf Daily and Dave Cox did the best
shooting for the winners. Arthur Lo-
wsa was the only man on the losing
team TO get respectable set. The
tsSei pin column is interesting as 1t
shevs the leading Temple team to
have ten less pins than the ninth
piscs Meyer Davis men. and Con-
vsntien Hall with only half its
games won with a SIS team average.
STANFORD Paper Co. dropped the
firSt to Mount Pleasants but took
the other two, the consistently good
shooting Of Jack Whalen OF the pa
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evens oed Three College Games Caed Here SATURDAY.
CONFERENCE SQUADS
ARE HARD AT WORK

URBANA. ILL.,. October 13 R.-
Beat Iowa" Is the cry In the Illinois
foot ball camp as the varsity Is pre-
pairing for the first conference game
against the Hawkeyes Saturday at
Iowa City. Coach Zuppke yesterday
sent his men through IL light work
out and drilled them on fundamentals.
IOWA CITY. Iowa. October 13 CP).
Coaches Of Iowa's squad uncovered
many faults which the Hawkeye
eleven last Saturday showed. despite
the fact it trampled over st. Louis.
and they spent a good share Of the
drill yesterday pointing out these
flaws. Pointing has begun for the big
game Of the season-with Illinois next
Saturday.
MINNEAPOLIS. October 13 F.-
Strengthening OF Minnesota's forward
wall for the assault on Wabash In the
Memorial Stadium Saturday Is the
task Of DR.. Clarence w. Spears. Yes
terday's session saw Neil Tiny"
Hyde, the lanky Montanan, promoted
to the right tackle position.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. October 13 OP.-
Coach Wilce yesterday sent the Ohio
State squad through a light workout.
All the squad, with the exception OF
Wendler. who Is suffering a wrenched
knee, reported, the team having got
ten through the Chicago contest In
good shape. State meets Columbia in
an intersectional game here Saturday.
LAFAYETTE, Ind. October 13 CP).
A long drill on offense for the backs
and a stiff session to remedy the de.
fects of play In the forward wall were
deal Of strengthening is required be-
fore Purdue meets Wisconsin, at Mad.
ison October "a.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. October Is
H).-Trylng to put behind 1t the over.
whelming defeat sustained at Ann
Arbor last Saturday. the Indiana foot
ball squad listened attentively to
chalk talk by Coach +. G.. Hayes, who
secuted the Syracuse game. A for.
midable aerial attack Is anticipated.
ANN ARBOR, Mich, October IS CP)
-Mtchigan's foot ball team, in prep
aration for her clash with Wisconsin
yesterday worked patching up holes
in defense which coaches said We're
uncovered against Indiana. No new
formations were uncovered in the
game with Indiana. Thus all new
aerial. line and wing plays for the sea.
son will be available against the
Badgers.
CHICAGO, October 13 OFD.-Depart-
ing from his usual custom Of holding
light practice on Monday, Coach Stagg
of Chicago took his entire squad to
the field for long and vigorous scrim.
mage. The varsity, disappointed over
the tie with Ohio State Saturday,
ripped into the freshmen team with a
will
EVANSTON, ILL.,. October l3 CR.-
Coach Glenn Thistlethwaite Of the
Northwestern foot ball eleven is put.
ting his charges into shape for their
first Big Ten Conference game Of the
season with Chicago here Saturday.
The Purple mentor yesterday handed
out a number Of plays and sent three
elevens through a long signal drill.
Ralph Baker. the Purple ace. ran sig.
nails and appeared to be ready for the
clash.
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PLAYERS AGREE TO PAY
FOR POLO At HARVARD

The future of polo. which was in
doubt at Harvard because Of the ex.
pense. has been assured for the cur.
rent year. The candidates for the
team have assured Col. Clark, their
coach. that they will foot the bills.
The initial cost of membership in
the Polo Association is $l2 This
year a further expense must be met
for the care of the ponies, the up
keep Of the field and the purchase
Of equipment.
The squad for Fall practice, how
ever, promised to maintain polo as
a sport at Harvard and voted that
the expense would be divided equally
among it's members. The number will
be limited to 20
Evening star., 1925-10-13
MERCURY JUNIORS HOPE
TO OPEN GRID CAMPAIGN

Mercury Juniors. 125.pound foot
ball combination coached by James
Mcdonald. 705 Second street, have
completed a month of drilling and are
ready to meet other teams in their,
class in a fight for the city crown
The members of the eleven range
between Is and IS years Of age, but
will meet all comers in the 125-pound
division. For games call Coach Nc
Donald at Franklin $685.
Evening star., 1925-10-13
NOTRE DAME POINTING
FOR GAME WITH ARMY

SOUTH BEND, Ind, October 13
R).-The process OF working up the
Notre Dame foot ball squad to the
finest edge for the Army next Satur-
day will be started today.
Rockne's shift also will he polished
by the players, who started all their
plays from a punt formation against
Beloit last Saturday.
Evening star., 1925-10-13

over the week end, with a GSto-0 tri-
umph over Middlebury. indicating a
change for the better in the coaching
arrangement. The Crimson's next OPP
ponent will be Holy Cross.
Columbia will be fortified with
clean slate when the squad journeys
to take on Ohio State at Columbus.
Columbia has yet to be scored upon
this year
Syracuse plans to present a strong
aerial attack against Indiana at In
dianapolis. The forward pass was
used with marked success against
William and Mary.
Other outsta nding struggles will
find Rutgers stacked against Cornell
at Ithaca and Colgate meeting Lafa-
yette at Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1925-10-13
GOOD LESSONS ARE GIVEN
TO NEBRASKA, CALIFORNIA
Players Underrated Ability of Their Rivals Last
Saturday and Are Listening to Coaches
s'ETold-You.So'' Speeches.
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

EW YORK October l3Coahes of least important
this their players when they assembled for
tce this with bitterly eloquent tod speeches The
cleven thus harangued Nebraska and California
When the Cornhuske Lincoln the
Illinois Ernie Bearg the coach overhead players
showed under
specuating take the December
Evening star., 1925-10-13
Athletic Club league bowlers started


on the third week Of their schedule
last night with the Corby Ave meeting
the Arlingtons at Convention Hall al
leys. Printers roll against the Amer
lean Automobile Association tonight.
tomorrow will find the Hilltops facing
the Nomads. the Nationals roll the
Orioles on Thursday and on Friday
the Eagles tackle the Sterns.
Evening star., 1925-10-13
&C. T.. MARYLAND AND G.. w.
TO MEET STURDY RIVALS
Will Entertain Villanova, Virginia Poly and Mount
St. Mary's, tively-Ceorgetown and
Callaudet to Play Away.

IL of the will
with of the fields
Catholic University Washington and will
the home
Hatchtes Central Stadium while
Georgetown will have tough
Detroit University Michigan
Penns ylvaniat Ahripht
Evening star., 1925-10-13
TRIO OF INTERSECTIONAL
GRID BATTLES THIS WEEK
BY the Associated Press.


EW YORK. October 13-Eastern ball
fronted training preparation
' schedules
Three tits card of eight
with Syracuse and Columbia invading big Ten while Noe
and the Army \ Yankee in New York
Evening star., 1925-10-13

The New York Professionals, a new
member Of the National Foot Ball
League. will be coached by Bob Fol.
we'll. former University Of Pennsyl.
vania and Navy foot ball coach.
Evening star., 1925-10-13
TWINS ON HARVARD TEAM.

f. H. and c. Fl. Bradford, end and
guard on the Harvard Varsity foot
ball squad, are the first pair Of twins
to play on the team since 1899
Evening star., 1925-10-13

Bearg broke up that little party.
He had hopes that the strong things
he said would dissipate the spirit OF
superoptimism. He knew that over
confidence was the worst of all moods
for his men.
Not Seasoned Eleven.
For. despite the talk heard through
out the country after the Illinois game
Of a seasoned Nebraska eleven. the
fact was that II was not at all a sea
soned team. Hutchinson. at center
and Ed Weir, at tackle. were the oniE
regulars from the 1924 outnt VINO neio
line positions. while the two pacRneiu
veterans were Mandery and Rhooes.
Other positions were held down
either by sophomores without varsity
experience or by varsity men moved
into new places. That was the prime
reason why the coach feared over
confidence But he failed to eliminate
this attitude, and when the eleven
faced Missouri IL met combination
by no means impressed by the Illinois
victory and asking in true Missouri
fashion TO be shown. Perhaps the
Cornhuskers will prepare for rivals TO
come with determination unalloyed by
extreme and unwarranted optimism.
AS for California. the real prospects
Of the eleven. combined with a crush
ing victory over a light and ineXperi-
enced Nevada team, found the Bears
unprepared for the opposition which
they encountered in the Olympic Club
Evening star., 1925-10-13

Horsemen" and quarterback on the.
Notre Dame eleven last year Villa
nova has a wealth of clever players
In fact, II Is so well fixed that Stuhl-
dreher has followed Rocknes idea Of
starting games with his second eleven.
A victory would be big feather in
c. Us cap and a tribute to Jack Nc.
AuUfe. the new Brookland coach.
Evening star., 1925-10-13

LAFAYETTE, Ind. October 13 CP).
A long drill on offense for the backs
and a stiff session to remedy the de-
fects of play In the forward wall were
held by Purdue yesterday. A great
deal of strengthening is required be.
fore Purdue meets Wisconsin, at Mad.
iSon October "a
Evening star., 1925-10-13

URBANA. ILL.,. October 13 @.-
Beat Iowa" Is the cry In the Illinois
foot ball camp as the varsity Is pre-
pairing for the first conference game
against the Hawkeyes Saturday at
Iowa City. Coach Zuppke yesterday
sent his men through IL light work
out and drilled them on fundamentals.
Evening star., 1925-10-13

BLOOMINGTON. Ind, October Is
H)-Trylng to put behind 1t the over.
whelming defeat sustained at Ann
Arbor last Saturday. the Indiana foot
ball squad listened attentively to
chalk talk by Coach f. G.. Hayes. who
secuted the Syracuse game. A for.
midabe aerial attack Is anticipated.
Evening star., 1925-10-13

COLUMBUS. Ohio. October 13 P).-
Coach Wilce yesterday sent the Ohio
State squad through a light workout.
All the squad, with the exception OF
Wendler. who Is suffering a wrenched
knee. reported. the team having got
ten through the Chicago contest In
good shape. State meets Columbia in
an intersectional game here Saturday.
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xe Slov&ci budd mat autonomiu tom
smysle, ze Y hrahiciach Cesko-Sloven-
skej Republiky budu 81 sami pannli ma
Slovensku. SstvaEe So tato OSR. utvo.
rila i ma mape pomocou Versailleskej
sanluvy, Praha, pot 'aSne tam sidliaci
Cesi wall vsetko do rdk, .Slov6kov pre-
l,asledujd q v6bec nedodrzajd slovo svo-
je Cd roku 1913 do tohto casu. Okla
mali Slovakov tu a tiez Europe.
2. Nasledkom prenasledovania, poklt
aani, vytiskania dradov a naplnenia
temer vsetkych vladnych lradov IL
radovien Cechmi, Slovaci hned' roku
1913 zacali op1st 'at Slovensko opd,
st 'aji no po dnes. Prvf ktorf utekali
tejto republiky, boil slovenskf dobrol
vol'nfci eeskoslovenskej armade a
viicsinou sli do spojenych Statov.
3. Dnes Slovaci, nemohdc' fst' sem
do spoj. statov, utekajd cd tychto
svojich "bratovo Cechov. do Francie,
Mexika, Kuby, Kanady, Argentiny. O.
vsein pri tom volaju tito bratia ze je
slovensko - sslobodne''.. Mad 'ari svoj-
no casu Slovakov utlacovali, ale Cesi
dali nasich bratov "a moron do jarma
este t'azsieho nez mali Slovaci do roku
1918. 60. -
a. z tel priciny upovedomujeme Va
su vladu, aby ratila pouzit' svojho
slova, ze by Cesi dane slovo slovakom
dodrzali a to zaraz a sice tom, re
i'm dajd to Go 81 'Gbili V Pittsburghskej
Dohode - mech 81 Slovaci riadia Slo-
vensko sami. :
|; s. Tiez dctive Vas upovedomujeme 2
,spolu CS. vladu, ze jestli ona svo-
jich nradnfkov nebude brat so Slo'
|:venska a nahradzovat' ich Slovakmi a
dane cestovne bude IL Slovakov vac
Sic nez II Cechov ako je doteraz - vte:
dy ably SINE nezahynuli pod ich tlakon
ako otroci, budeme sa muset' pripra
vovat' ma to, ably sme utvorili pine me-
I Eodvisle cd Cechov "Samostatne Slo
/ vensko'' - Slovensku Republiku (In
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dependent Slovakia)

dependent Slovakia).
Pisatel' tychto riadkov svojho casu
verejne napisal v "Jednote" ze jak-
nile toto memorandum alebo tomuto
po1obn6 vyjde q tlace - do M tento
ciel' zaraz $4,000 - a jakmile by
Slovaci. povstali edo boja "a samostat-
most Slovenskas = zaraz sloM tymto
bojovnfkom, pot ich vodcorn dru,
hych 10000 - Pisatel' tychto riad-
kov je clenom Slov. Lfgy.
s pozdravom s. Mor6vek.
Ia tym brat Daxner podal naslsdov:
ny navrh: Vzhl'a 'adom ma to, ze niekto-
re zalezitosti spomenute ' zprave pred
sedovej neprisly 'ku merltorn6nu pojed-
nayaniu ako sd: pomocna akcia pre-
nasich $4,000 bratov Y Kanade, akcia
v zaujme zlepsenia prist 'ahovaleckeho
kvotoveho cenzhsu, informacia nasho
slavneho> Scotusa Viatora, zariadenie
sporu zastavenom fonde M. R.. Ste
fanikovho Istavu, agitacia "a vzrast
tlenstva SLOW. Ligy atd'., porada jod.
nohlasne uzaviera: ze vsetky tieto v
sprave predsedu spomenute akcie ich
vybavenie so schvalenfm berie zna-
most tie, ktore su este neskoncene
ziada 81 mat vedane smernici nazna-
tcnej predsedom. Ia pracu vykonand
vyslovuje predsedovi clenom Ustred-
nej spravy pochvalu a "a svolanie a
vedenie tejto porady vzdava predsedo'
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va stlva vyse 225, 900 korhn. O.
kolo poludnia 8. aug. hladina bola
$40 metroy mad normal. Hrad-
ska Istebnfka do Zarieca a .
Trenoina do Opatovej je asi ' dlz-
ke 10000 metrov pretrhnuta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-28

vi bratsk6 vd 'aku. N&vrh bra4a Dax'
nera Dol jednohlasne prijaty.
i Brat predseda kr6tkou, ale dojima-
YOU reeou zakldcil tretie zasadnutic a
sch6dzu, vysloviac Selanie, aby naso
pf6ce podujasia pfiniesly nismd slo.
vensk6mu narodu CHM pajvacsisho DO.
bra. . 80 y,
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sTnAbSk PovoDxN MA Hon-
NOM a sTREDNoM sLOvEN-

SKU.
" nedel'u, 2. augusta ' mier-
nych prestavkach zapocavsf dazd
premenil 50 v pondelok, 3. aug. ma
celodenny neprestajny lejak, kto-
~ iba v noci pondelka ma uto-
rok prestal. Neprestavajdcou spu-
stou vody naplnene 1iptovske po-
toky rozlialy svoje vody skoda
ma poliach sposobena je obrovska.
Yah hornej ciastke Liptoya Wy
stiipil 0 3 metre mad normalny tok
a zalial vsetko, co jeho blizko-
sti sa nachadzalo. - Mnozstvom
vody zatopene boly vsetky zeme
v blizkosti potokov sa nachodia-
ce. Vsetky horske potoky staly sa
dravymi bystrinami, ktore kra-
tkosti znieily vsetko, Go bolo dlhy
cas- budovane.
Bella po svojom toku zaliala ce-
le ldolia a znicila mostly, betono-
w pri Sv. Petre nevynimajuc,
ktory vel mi poskodila. Taktiez
vsetky d'alsie mostly na Vahu pri
Okolinom a indie boly poskodene.
vLipt. Sv. Mikulasi Yah zabral
celh plochu okoli. Zelezny most
pri Paludzke poskytoval v ponde-
lok vecer okolo 6. hodiny pohl 'ad
hrozny. Hladina Vahu dostupila
abnormalnej vysky obrovske vi
ny hukotom narazaly na piliere
mostu, trestiac sa strhujlc vse-
tko, co prislo do cesty. - Cigan-
ska kolonia pri .Vahu bola uA V
pondelok odst 'ahovana, lebo oby-
vatelia by sa boil, potopili.
Demanovskyy potok bol vyllaty
podobnom rozsahu, ako kazdy
horsky tok. - Bobrovecky potok
bral mostly a nicil drodu temer po
celom toku. Sielnicky potok hro-
zil zatopou a len usilovnej prac'
hasicskeho sboru a zosilneneJ stra-
Ii v noci podarilo sa ma mnohych
,niestach zamedzit' katastrofe.
TAX vyzeral tok Vahu cd same
no svojho prameniska. Cesty IL
doll s1 znivocene skoda na po'
liach sposobena je obrovska. Uro'
da ie znicena a miestami vsetka
prst' odplavena.
Tok Vahu je Ma mnohych mle'
starch uplne zmeneny. Urobll 81 no.
We koryto.
Najdravejsie zurila Revdca, po
tok vytekajdci pod Sturcom: 70
cndc cd prvej dedinky pod Stur'
com, Vysnej Revncej az po vtoE
do Vahu Ruzomberku, znlclla
Reviica vsetko, co zasiahla.
vo vysnej Revdcej sobrala vse
tky mostly v dedine, ktore spaJa
" obec. takze obyvatelia prave
no boku potoka boil dplne odreza
nj cd druhej tasti obce a brad
skei. Rad zahrad, kapustisk le
ziacich pri potoku dplne zmlz'f
plotami vytvorily sa 3-me
trove jamy vylozene skalim. :
prietrhom mracien pracoval vi
chor, ktory pozdlz hradskei a po
toka povytrhoval ohromne topolt
70 zeme S korenami, inc V polo
vici zlomil, pokrntil.
Jednotlive domy gazdovsk'
staviska poprit 'ahovali ret 'azam
O betonove injury. Obcanla obcl le
ziacich pozdK potoka RevnceJ lei
yel'kou namahou a nasadenln
ylastneho zivota, boil vstave "a
chranit' deti a nemocnych, ID a
lei dobytok povyt 'ahovat' ma
Stal.
V Prostrednej Revnci, polovlcs
obce bola pod vodou uplne. jed
notlive domy, al hospodarske sta
viska podmyte boly vodou, lnd'
sa valila voda dvermi a Ease OBJ
lokmi do domov. L'udia chodla'
po pas vo vode, ratovali plavaJu
ce naradie, periny, postele v IL
bach. Cetnicky strazmajster Fr
Mach nasadenim vlastneho u
vota, zachranil pri pomoci namest
nika starostu NH. RevuceJ ia
r,..,l, 81 ,,oa dofi 0n1rp i;
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-28

ciastky sindliarne. 2 majetku mly
nara Ondreja Mastisa dnes uz je
len osarpany kus strechy = My
nice popod hucia novym kory-
tom kol 'ko-tol 'ko skrotene Why
nieitel'a celoSivotnej praci, usi-
lovnosti setrnosti.
" Niznej Reyiici a ponHe, kde
sa pocfna pole v azkej dcline, jc
tiez vsetko znicehe. | vichor tn
celu stran lesa vyvratil korehov.
v Osade, kde sa sbiehaj1 tri
potoky troch hlavnych dolin, Re-
ytickej, Korytnickej a Inznan-
skej, najz1rivejsie dochadza1 po-
tok revlcky, ktory pri vtoku ko-
rytnicianky tdto zahatil DIAL
som toku nasledkom tohto ko-
rytnicianka vyst1pila brehov a
valila sa poldruhametra vysokym
prndom dvorami, rozlievajdc sa
DO humnach, vnikajuc pociatku
len dvermi do izieb a "a tym o
par min1t oblokami. Obyvatelia
Diet mi z mnohych domov dosta-
Ii sa Won len pomocou napochy-
tre vytiahnutych ret All.
Polia, 1rody, jaemen, svabka,
kapusta nize Osady je znivoeena,
zem sobrata.
| Ma Bielom Potoku tiez voda "a
plavila ulice a vnikla do domov.
V Ruzomberku povoden narobi-
la mnoho skody. Ma Shot ratio
valo vojsko co sa dalo, brodiac
DO pas vodou. Prud vytrhal starry
silny muir ochranny ma hradskej
pred mostom, zpod betonovaneJ
burgovanej hradskej prezieral ma
syp a niesol no so sebou. Bolo ne
bezpecie, re pol mesta bude dpl-
ne odtrhnute cd druhej polovice.
Podhorou pc burgovanej ceste ie-
tel prnd rozdavajdc hodne NUT
nej vody okolityym pivniciam, cez
pivnicne: obloky. .Cavojove tokaj,
ske vino zabednovane plavalo pod
sklepenie pivnice.
.Vecer rozliaty>rVah pritiahol sa
az k novostavbe mestianskej sko'
ly a prichodiace vlny obclapkava'
ly budovu kina.
Pri celom nest 'asti bolo este
st 'astim, re povoden bola vo dine
cd obed6 do vecera a re vecer Q
7. hodine dosiahla vrcholu a "a
pocala voda upadavat'. Nemozno
odhadnut', axe skody by bola "a,
pricinila ma ztrate l'udskych Il
votov a dobytka, jestli by rychle
stdpanie vody, menovite potoku
Revucej bolo byvalo v noci. Ma
vel 'kost povodne potoku Revuccs
MET pamatnika. Vojsko pomohlt
mnoho pri ratovani.
! Obce leziace nize Ruzomberka
boly tiez pod vodou, menoyltt
Gombas a Stankovany.
/ Ako cestujdci oznamuju, cei
strec1ansky tunel huci voda roz
vodneneho Vahu a most zeleznic
nv medzi stanicami Cadca Cad
ca zastavka je podmytyy, na. jed
nom boku stlpy betonove rozva
Zane a zelezna konstrukcia trc
V povetri. Riadna premavka bu
de MONA len poldruha meslaca
Je iste, re skoda Je vel ka, II
skodu utrpeli vsetci, stat ma ce
stach, brehoch, zelezniciach, lie
! soch, hotovom dreve, ale mix ner'
pre-, ze najviac poskodene su 90
ce leziace ma potoku Rev1ceJ, kto
rtch obyvatelia nielen re utrpel
skodu ma majetku, ale drave vim!
sobraly nejednemu jedinu made
Ina Utmost cez zimu. - Prva po
hroma tychto l'udi je, re uz tr
stvrte roka su bez zarobkll, pone
vac zaschla banicka praca Ma
d d'arsku, kde posled1e plate poke
lenia nasty svoju vyzivu. Ma tych
to l'udi viva vel'ka bieda. V Lip
tove bolo lete al vel'ke krupo
bite, takze ktorym dedinam ne
!. sobrala voda, l'adovec urodu Wy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-28
zkpIsNICA

poradnej sch6dze dstrednej spra'
W 8 dstrednym vyborom sloven.
skej Ligy odbyvanej ' dnoch "a,
. 26. juna 1895 vo Fort Pitt Hotel
v Pittsburghu. p.
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-28

MATEJ MRAZ
Vereinf Notar
Prfsazne svedectva, Kdpno.prc.
dajne smluvy, Plnomo mocenstva w.
stavim spravne obstarAm konzu-
larne potvrdenie.
500 w. Federal st., ' redakcii.
Evening star., 1925-10-31
Owen-Mann Wedding This
Afternoon at 4 O'Clock.

The marriage Of Miss Alice W.
Mann, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
T Mann, to Mr.. John Churchill owen
will take place this afternoon at i
o'clock in the Church Of the Cove
nant. the pastor. the Rev. DIR. Charles
Wood, officiating. The church has u
pretty arrangement Of blue dolphin
ium and Easter lilies, and In the home
OF the brides parents, at 1893 Six
ieenth street, where a reception Will
be held Immediately following the
ceremony delphinium and Easter
lilies have also been used in the dec
orations.
The bride will be escorted to the
altar by her father and will wear a
gown Of white bridal satin fashioned