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, 1926-03-10
UPPER SAGE

Mrs. L. w. Schultz, Mrs. A. L..
Pearson and Mrs. Albert Schultz
and children visited with Mrs. Har-
mon Schultz Sunday afternoon.
The Stakeholder of the country
club building held a meeting last
Wednesday. The following directors
were reelected: E. E. Newton. A.
L. Pearson, L. w. Schultz, Fred
Mcneil and Albert Schultz. These
gether Sunday afternoon at the
Pearson ranch.
Mrs. Houseman of Cody was the
house guest of Mrs. G.. A. Wright
from Thursday until Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hutchinson
visited Sunday afternoon with the
Bert Coe family.
Lawrence Freeborg accompanied
some friends from Cody to Cowley
Tuesday evening to attend a dance
Saturday he returned to Ralston
to remain for some time.
Mrs. Jas. McWilliams and baby
went to Cody to see Mrs. Glen
Newton Thursday who was leaving
for Billings the following day to
have an operation.
Mrs. VIM. English and daughter
Martha called on Mrs. Dave Free
borg Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. RAIDER and
son Woodrow were entertained to
Sunday dinner at the H. c. FFrit-
zler home.
Mrs. Gus Hoaglund spent Monday
afternoon with Mrs. Sam Steward
son.
John Mclaughlin took Bernie
Blackstone to his home on the
Greybull river Thursday. Due to the
terrible muddy roads down that way
he didn't return until Friday.
Miss Anna Erickson returned to
Billings Monday after a pleasant
visit here at the Gus Hoaglund
home.
Mrs. w. A. RAIDER called on Mrs.
E. e. Dunn last Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.. Fritzler and
Clifton were Saturday evening call
ers at the H. B. Robertson home in
Cody.
Miss Fern Wilcox was the week
end guest of Miss Grace ~Stewardson.
, 1926-03-10

Wilson, president of the state as
ISOLATION presided, and the first
days program included talks by
representatives of the biological sur
vey, stock inspection department of
the state, railroads. and many spec
ialists from the state extension de-
partment. In evening of the first
day a boxing tournament was given
by members If the American Lee
gion of Worland.
On the second days program
some discussion was had regarding
sheep feeding practices, Mr.. Peter
giving some very valuable informa-
ton from tests made at that insti-
tuition. Supervisor Agee of Big Horn
Forest and Langworthy of Shoshone
Forest explained the term permit
system being used by the Forest
department, and the ann in
which appeals are made as well as
explaining much of the pending
Legislation regarding matters per-
tanning to their departments of the
government.
The w"oolgroWerS were inclined
to frown upon the bill of the Agri-
cultural and Interior departments
which would make radical changes
in the handling of the Forests and
the public domain.
At the close of the second days
program a banquet was served at
tended by over four hundred per-
sons. The feed was served, in the
gymnasium of the high school
building, and was carried out with
a very elaborate program.
The present officers, A. L.. Pear
son, Cody, president; Dave Taylor
Tensleep, vice president, and John
Snyder, sec'y-treas. Lowell, were all
reelected, and the next meeting is
to be held in Cody, about the same
time next ear.
, 1926-03-10

Mrs. Gottfried johnson apd Miss
Gertrude Howe called on Mrs. II.
c. Fritzler last week.
l.. w. Schultz and son Albert
each purchased a wind mill re-
Gently which they erected this week.
Mrs. L.. Blackstone is ill with
tonsilitis and little Lorna McLaugh-
lin is i'll with an attack of the
flu at present.
Bert Coe and daughter Violet
and Nellie and D. NJ. Mcdonald
called at the Hutchinson home last
week.
The Poultry show and extension
school was well attended on Friday
and Saturday. The show and dance
held Friday night also proved to be
an enjoyable affair.
, 1926-03-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In District Court of Park County,
Wyoming

IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
tate of OREN X. BEATEN, deceas-
ed.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that Letters of Administration were
on the Sth day of March, A. D..
1926 granted and issued to the I'M
dersigned in the above estate, and
all persons having claims against
said decedent are hereby required
to file them with the necessary
vouchers in the office of the Clerk
of the District Court of Park Coun-
ty, Wyoming, or to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers to the
undersigned at his place of resi-
dence in Park County, Wyoming,
at or near Clark, Wyoming, and if
such claims are not so filed or ex-
hibited within ten months from the
date of the first publication of this
notice that they shall be forever
barred.
Dated March Sth, A. D. 1926.
OWEN c. BEVELHYMER,
Administrator of the Estate
of Oren X. Beaton, deceas.
ed.
Ernest ]. Goppert,
Attorney for Administrator.
First publication March 10, 1926,
Last publication March "a, 1875.
, 1926-03-10

ton was one of the finest as yet
held in the Basin, and was attend
ed by sheepmen, feeding and wool
tension department and representa-
tives of both the Big Horn and
Shoshone National forests. The
meeting was held at Worland, Mar.
4th and 5th, and proved n of the
most profitable ever held by the
wooimen of the northern part of
the state.
In the absence of A. L. Pearson,
president of the association. Byron
, 1926-03-10

Geo. Braten enjoyed a visit with
his mother of Portland, Ore, over
the week end, she coming up from
Basin Friday, where she visited an
other son. On Monday Mr.. Braten
accompanied her to Billings where
she takes the train for her home.
Mrs. Braten expects to return to
Wyoming this summer and will
spend considerable time in Cody
with George.
, 1926-03-10
If IT CAN BE DONE

If it a be done we can do it.
when 1t m to cleaning and
pressing. Our cleaning must be
good or we will make it good. For
your $$$$$ worth in cleaning, see
BILL at the TOGGERY, 10 East
Cody.
, 1926-03-10
W0OLGROWERS HAVE
SPLENDID MEETING
AT WORLAND, WYO.
Sheepmen, Educators and Forestry
Men Join In Discussion of
Things Worthwhile for Wool
growing Industry

The two day program of the Big
Horn Basin Woolgrowers' associa-
, 1926-03-10
IN APPRECIATION

The girls basketball season ter
minated in a Big Horn Basin Tour
nament held at Thermopolis March
4th and 5th.
The trip was made possible for
the Cody team by the generous do
nations of the business houses and
town people. The girls appreciate
this favor and desire to express
their thanks for these subscriptions.
AmOunt subscrihed S13Q TX
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1926-06-11


So ue zee onss mere set iaeone Il
he essential thing aad capital Is
merely zaEafe income translated into
present cash eaI1s.
When We change he rate Of inter-
est 81 discount TIE capitalized income
changes We have elready seen thai
when interest Is reduced from S pea
The value of anything whatever rises
cent TO per cent the bond rses from
8 000 TO $1.027.76. IA the same way,
as the rate Of interest falls, lother
things remaining equaIl. Suppose IN.
terest falls to half-from per cent
to 2 IL per cent. Then the land
which, on a 5 per cent basis. was
worth $50, 1000 becomes worth $40 GOO
on the new 3 IL per cent basis. Sim
ilarly. the value Of the house rises
Of the automobile rises from sos to
from $18,800 to s2e, 400. The value
$551. The value of the suit Of clothes
rises from s2s to 500.
We notice that things which yield
services for long time like houses
or land) change more when interest
changes, than things which wear out
in = few years, like automobiles or
clothes. f interest were 1per cent
the far mwhieh yields $1,000 year
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1926-06-11

tcontinued from Page 0ne)
Sag, railway o. telephone systems.
Their income then comes from selling
railway service or telephone service.
A laborer. on tie other hand. re,
eeives al. OF most. Of bis income. Is
wages, in exchange for his own serv-
ices.
A farmer often gets income Of both
such as from his own or from his
chiIdrsn's services, and income from
sorts, income from human beings,
wealth the services Of his farm,
machinery, horses and cattle.
Each Of the two classes Of income
already mentioned may also be sub
divided into money income and income
IN kind. IN America most income
IS received in the form Of money, 50
that we are apt to forget the exis-
Of income in kindp are the use Of
fence Of income IN kind. Examples
, parsonage as part Of the income Of
q clergyman, lodging as part Of the
income Of house servants, farm prod
nee consumed as part fthe income
Of the farmer and his family, and
the unpaid services of-a housewife.
Tbs opposite Of servica is q
DESERVES. Il Is Al undesirable
change effected BY a person Or
thing. The value Of disservices may
Be considered a. negative income.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-04
DETEKTiV ZABIL BANDITU.

v sobotu styria bandit, traja
cierni a jeden biely, vosli do OBJ
chodu Andrew Pecchio, v Dear
born st. hroziac revolvermi, pri-
nltili Pecchia odovzdat' i'm So
spenazl, kt6re NAL pri sebe ka-
bat. Bandit .sa civil u vracali
nazad pre- Wac. Pecchio ich zba-
dial a telefonoval policii. Ia sa
hned vybrala "a banditmi a ked
ich dohanala, bandit Young chcel
svojim autom vrazit' do .policaj-
neho pokalicit' detektiva Gippa
ktory stall ma stupathn sauta. Gipp
strelil a Young odpadol pri riadi-
tel nom kole mrtvy. Gipp ranil E,
ste i druhahe handful. Ostatni sa
poddali a boil arestovani. Policaj-
ii teraz dostali naria'denie, aby
pri chytanf banditov vzdy STRIFE,
.lali tax, sby hauiitoy zahili. :,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-04
NIE6o o FAJCENf.

Fajcenie bolo kedysi nazvane
"opilost 'ou". Vzdor tomu mnohi
a mnoh1 neprestali fajcit'. Me
kde fajcia este al nemluvnata. Ma
ostrovoch novoguinejskych fajcia
lett skor, ako ich odstavia a videli
sme 2-rocne cigancata ma Sloven-
sku cigarette fajcit' a dym do Sc
ba t'ahat'. Podobne i v JaponsLu
Ami tam ME je zvlastnost 'ou, zha-
lali sa 4-rocny "mlady muz'' "a
ohorkom na ulici. Tiez Amundsen
vyprava 0 jednom eskymackom
chlapooyi, ktorT 81 ulSracoval d.
hi chvil II polarnej noel tym, re
striedave popijal Z matkinho prs
nika kiwil otcovej fajky. TAX
ako fajciari, boil vzdy tiez i ne
priateliu fajcenia. V Peril odrc-
zavall nos faJclarom "a trest. Ten
TO tres,t Dol V II. stoleti zavedeny
al V Rusku. Y +. 1923 zakazal sui
tan M,lrat Nv. V Turecku faicenic
vobec. Jelto zallaz nemal vSak Ii.
spechu. Pravovcrni Turci medals
81 what svoj dohan ami od sulta.
ma. Moltke, vel Ky priatel' taba
ku, tvrdil kedysi, ze to Dol pravt
tabak, ktory sp6sobil, ze Turci
narod vel mi ,divolzy, stall sa naro.
dom mierumilovnym. Tiez cirke,
odsddila kedysi fajcenie. Musel;
vsak tiez upustit' cd zakazu, lie
DO dostojni otcovia ncchccli "a zia
dnu cenu zrieknut' sa syojei ia
jocky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-04

Stefan Dulik $1.O0, Jozef Slifka
st. $1.0o, Jan sJurco $1.00, Jan
Ondrusko $1.OO, Micha1 Zoldak
$1.00, Matej Slavkovsky $1.OO,
Miahal Kuzmik $1.OO, Juraj Laf-
ko $1:00, Jan Hiznaj $1.0O, Frank
Kanik $1.00, Jozef Savel $1.OO,
Jozef Slifka mi. $1.O0, Martin So
france $1.00, Juraj Farkasovsky
$l.oo, Pavel strojny soc, Michal
Fajcak SOC, Jan Benko SOC, Ma
ria Delej soc, Stefan Celec SOC,
Jan .lKibaia soc, Andrej Javorsky
soc. Spolu to ucinilo $3.50.
Dakujttc i my vd'acnym dar-
com "a ich stedrotu lasku ku
vdove a sirotkam preukazanu, o.
stavame peknym pozdravom,
Michal Markovioh,
. Maria Novotny,
" .. sberatelia
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-04
HAsELT0N sLoVAK TATRA
SPOLOK.

Uradnici ma rok 1926 sti nasIedovnf:
Stanlslav Necko, predseda, Box 4a9
Haselton Sta. Jan Bizup, podpred
soda, 1877 Gladstone st. Martin
zentko, dc'tovnik, p. o. Box 147, Ha-
selton Sta. - Jan Basista, pokl, 1O1
Haseltine Ave-, City. Jozef Kacenga,
zapisnik, 1859 Gladstone St., City. =
Dozorcovia majetku s1: Michal 10
Yak, Box Isl Haselton Sta, City. Jan
Fabini, Box l04, Haselton Sta, City.
Dozorca chorych: Stefan Stole, p. O..
Box Go Hasclton Sta, City. Straz
dveri: Valent Rovder ST., P.O Box 264,
Haselton Sta, City.
Schodze vydrziavajd sa kazid 4. ne
del u mesiaci skole Sv. AIzbety ma
n. Haseltine Ave. 2. popoludni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-04
S RADOsTOU VfTAME Wac
NYCH HoSTOV.
,1S North LakevieW Avenue

z prilezitosti Eucharistickeho
Kongresu zavftaju k nam mnohi
vzacni a mill hostia. Ma vSetkych
stranach robia sa vel 'kolepe pri-
pravy ma ich privitanie poho-
stenie. Met roduverneho Slova<
ka, MET roduvernej Slovenky,
ktorl by sa netesili tejto zriedka-
vel navsteve nasich drahych a
vazenych host 'ov, ktorych k nam
posiela nase vrelomilovane $40
vENSKO. Ano, vsetci sa raduje-
me ich prichodu medzi mas. Ako-
by al ME? We'd idu k nam ME
jednoduchi synovia nasho SLO-
vENSKEHO NARODA, ale ieho
arcipastieri, otcovia a vodcovia.
A my ich privitame SO synov-
skou laskou, ilprimnost'ou a od-
danost 'ou. Viaze mas ku MIN dvoj
nasobna paska VERY a narodno-
sti. Oni. sti nasi a my 'sme ich!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-04
oTEC NARoDA.

Rok 1926 je pozehnany pre- Il
primnych roduvernych ameri-
ckych Slovakov. Pozehnany je
preto, lebo tomto roku sice v
mesiaci jlni zavita medzi mas ten
najvynikajncejsl vodca, dobro-
dinca a ochranca slovenskeho ma
roda: Monsignor Andrej Hlinka.
Kazde, slovenske -srdce test sa
prichodu otca naroda. TEST sa maj
ma preto, re pocuje slova muza
to najsl 'achetnejsich zasad, kto-
ry cely svoj zivot posvatil praci
k povzneseniu slovenskeho naro-
da, k zvel 'adeniu nasej milozvuc-
nej slovenciny, k povzneseniu
vzdelanosti, krest 'anskej osvety "a
mravnosti.
Monsignor Andrej Hlinka, po-
slanec a predseda Slovenskej L'u
dovej Strany pracoval pracuje
"a sabezpeeenie st 'astnejSej, bla-
zenejsej budticnosti slovenskemu
narodu Inc k nemu celou teplo-
tou svojho srdca.
My hlbfn srdca vitame ma
tomto mieste vodcu milacka
slovenskeho naroda kruhu ma.
som. Prajeme Monsignorovi And,
rejovi Hlilikovi, .poslsncovi, pred
sedovi Slovenskej L'udovej Stra
ny, a mllzovi to 81 'aasaetnych idei
ttizieb a predsavzatf, dobreho
staleho zdrayia a .hojneho bozie-
no pozehnania V jeho vznesenych
pracach, ktore prichadza konat'
tn na p6de tejto nasej milej no.
vej vlasti, "a zachmnu Slovenska
Slovakom.
SAGasne prosime vSetky nase
slovensk6 osa'dy, spolky brat,
skNch organizacii, okresne a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-04
cMMRNnNl1NinNE0dEMnM1MNNl0lM

intestine sbory Slov. Ligy a maj
ma nasich dostojnych panpv 0
pricinenie sa "a to, re by v kaz-
DEF vacsej slovenskej osade bola
usporiadana "a spolu1cinkovania
vsetkych 1primnych synov a deer
nasho naroda len jedna, ale vel'-
ka prednaska nasho vzacneho
host "a.
Do dina 90. maja prihlasili sa o
prednasky nasledovni: z
10 statu Pennsylvania: Okres-
ny Sbor SLOW. Lfgy, Pittsburgh,
Pa. Osada Sv. Gabriela, N. S.
Pittsburgh, Pa. Osada Bozskeho
Srdca, Palmerton, Pa. Osada .Sv.
Mateja, Natrona, Pa. Sbor 35. 81.
Ligy, Monessen, Pa. Osada Sv.
jana, Connellsville, Pa. West
Leisenrilfg, Pa. Osada P. M. list.
Pomoci, Leckrone, Pa. I
70 statu Ohio: Sbor 3. Slov. lii
gy, Akron, Ohio.
70 Statu illinois: Sbor 124. ST.
Ligy, Mt. Olive, Ill. Sbor 30. 81
Ligy, Chicago, Ill. Sloverski Fran
tiskani, Lemont, Ill. ~. 3.-
10 Statu Missouri Sbor 5. 81
Llgy, St. Louis, Mo.
70 statu New York, n. Y. Sbol
1873. SLOW. Ligy, Schenectady, n
Y. Okresny Sbor Slov. Ligy, New
York, N. Y.
10 statu New Jersey: Kat. So
kolstvo, Passaic, NJ. Osada Sv
Cyrilla Methoda, Clifton, N. j
70 statu Michigan: OkresnS
Sbor SLOW. Ligy, Detroit, Mich.
10 statu Wisconsin: Sbor 20
Slov. Ligy, Milwaukee, Wis.
D'alsie prihlasy prednasky
racte posielat' na adresu: Sloven
ska Liga, p. O. Box 996, Pitts
burgh, Pa. ... ~.-.. .
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-04
VEL Ky KRACH VO FLoRIDE

Vo federalnom slide v jackson
vile podala American,British I'M
provement korporacia ziadost' O
dobrovol ny bankrot, ktorej zia-
dosti udava, re v pozemkovom
obchode utratila pat milionov do
larov. Jej zavazky einia poldevia
ia miliona majetku ma len pol
tret a miliona dolarov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-04
Najdpp. Biskupi oohrancamj
Spolku sv. Vojtecha.

v najdostojne jsich osobach ma
sich slovenskych biskupov bude-
me mat cest' privitat' nasom
strede ochrancov Spolku sv. Vol
techa. Oni strazia mad SPOLKOM,
oni napomahaj1 jeho zvel adenie,
.oni umoalujd jeho pozehnan1
cinnost' "a povznesenie nasej sv.
VERY a naroda SLOVENSKEHO.
V Amerike je este ohromne pole
pre- Spolok sv. Vojtecha. Doteraz
name este len asi dobr1 polovicu
takvch slovenskych farnosti, pri
ktorych nachadza sd jednatel'-
stvo Spolku sv. Vojtecha. Jak
vel 'kym potesenlm to bude pre-
nasich taroipastierov, slovenskvch
,biskrapov, ked' este pred ich ma
vratom do starej vlasti, budeme
i'm m6ct' povedat', ze pri kazdej
nasej farnosti v Amerike name
jedmtel l'stvo a re budeme na tom
pracovat', aby kazda SLOW. kat.
rodina stala sa clenom Spolku
'sv. Vojtecha. Tu pripada krasna
a vd 'acna nloha naSmu duchoven-
stvu, nasim pracovnikom, farno-
stiam spolkom: Touto kultur-
nou pracou este najlepsie zavd "a
cine sa nasim osvpp. biskupom,
OCHRANCOM SPOLKU SV.
VOJTIECHA, povznesieme svoj
narod, upevnlme sv. vieru pro
spejeme al sslmNm sebe.
Dl'a najnovsich zprav, do Ame-
riky idd tito osvietpp. biskupi:
najdp. Michal Bubnic, biskup
roznavsky; najdp. Jozef Carsky,
biskup kos1cky; najdp. DIR. Pavel
Jantausch, biskup trnavsky; maj
dip. DIR. Karol' Kmet 'ko, biskup
nitrrnsky; najdp. Jan Vojtassak,
biskllD sDiSskV.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-04
BULLETIN SVXTO- -VOJTE6SKH.
Podava: REV STEFAN KOCIs hlavny jednatel'
61s North Lakeview Avenue Youngstown, Ohio.

kov, na zvel' 'adenie Spolku, nez
jeho prvy v roku 1923. TEST mas
tiez al nadejna navsteva DIP. A.
Sindelara, ktory tax horlive tn
pracoval pred troma rokmi "a roz
sirenie. a zvel'adenie Spolku sv
Vojtecha. -, e
Mech je pozehnany prichod ma
sich vzacnych host 'ov! Mech j
prijemny ich pobyt medzi nami ;
ich navsteva mech prinesie pl
most pozehnania pre- naSu sv
vieru "a pre- narod mas drahy slo
vensky!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-04
NAJLEPSIE RUCNE RoBENf

Nyrabame q importujeme vsetky druhy
,prvostriednych rucne robenych ITALIAN
skych t'ahacich harmonik, najlepsich
ma svete. 10-rocna garancia. Nase ceny
nizsie, nez inych vyrobcov. Zdarma po-.
lccnic ako hrat' ma harmonike, kupi-
telom. Pist@ pre- ZDARMA katalog.
RUATTA sERENEIII & 60. Dept 103
1o14 Blue Island Ave, Chicago, I'll.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-04
DOBRA A ZRIEDKAVA
PRfLEZITOST
Stat sa maiitel'om, al zabezpecit
vyzivnost' ma starsi vek.

Nam 1H akra, 6 izbovy vel mi do
tbry dom, mastal, garadz, kurnik, chile
vik vsetko elektrikou zariadene, do
bra cesta, Is minut cd Ohio Works a
10 minut oil Mahoning kary, "a $5350,
$1,000 hotovost' ostatok ma splatky.
80 .akrov, Z mil od mesta kravy,
kone kury, $50 ovocnych stromov,
maliny, hrozno, vel l'ka mastal, s izbo-
Wy dom, "a $4,000. Vczmem domck v
meste IA pnemenu.
2sakrov 5 izbovy dom, dobra pivni-
ca, nova mastal, 4 kravy 2 dobre ko-
ne, osipane 50 kur, husy a kacky, len
6 mil' od mesta dobre casty troch
stran farmy. Moze sa, zacarat' "a dom.
Cena $650O. -. Z =
Krasny 8 izbovy dom moderny Fri
South Side parku, lot so pri $50, ga
sradz, utica dlazdena, vsetko vyplaten6.
Cena s$s7765e.t. StoJjf ho Wac vystavit'. L
2 styri izbove domy, elektrika, fornes
kipena, pc $4,000 Len $500 prva spla-
tka.
izbovy moderny dom ia Benwood
"a $4,000. $1,000 hotovosti.
izbovy dom garadz na lote 40 pri
1872, blizko Market a South Ave. $4250
sest' izbov6 domy, moderne, lot 80
pri $50, spolu $4,000. Stoja $1,000 po-
tavit' okrem lotu.
6 izbovy tehlovy dom, prednS a zad,
ny pore murovany II spodok cimento
vany, najlepsia Il moderna dnukajsia
robota, lot so pri $50, zadok zenie. dc
Mill Creek parku. TO je mala farma na
Public Square. Ked' chcete krasny don
na krasnom miestc, tn je zriedkava pri
lezitost' $11.500.
II krasnych lotov pri Mahoning na
| Maryland Ave. blizo kostola Memo Je
lis a Ohio Works. Lofty 40 pri JAG. Lei
do J. maja po 1915 Ia spatky.
/ lot ma L. Dewey Ave, stal mas Wy
Sc $500, "a $ll5o. ..
lot ma Philadelphia "a s1O50.
| lot ma Emery "a $1050.
lot 80 pri $50 pri Mill Creek park
ia krasnych ovocnych stromov, kurnil
stajla, "a $250O.
Pol akra zemc. stor 4 izby "a $1,000
Ma Silliman st. II izbovy dom ma ;
familic, lot ~ pri 136, utica dlazdcni
dobrd investicia, donasa 500 .mcsacme
"a $1,000.
A tn nam dom ma d6kaz lacnoty: II
izbovy na dve familie po izieb, ulic;
dlazdena, lot 80 pri $50, vycistim a 0
farbim, na Lansing Ave. pri Albert st
blizko do roboty, kostola, skol kary
| len "a 1880 ....
. d'alsie vysvetlenie Haste sa
J0ZEF J.. SCHROMOFSKY
707 Dollar Bank Bldg.
Telefony: 75149 Res. 83114
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-04
Msgr. Andrej Hlinka - predsed;
Spolku sv. Vojtecha.


Memo "Andrej Hlinka'' iicin-
kuje Ma kazde roduvern6 srdce,
jako nejaky carovny pr1tik. Ce-
la slovenska Amerika ide no pri-
vitat' a uctit co najvacsieho Slo-
vaka, najne eohrozenejsieho borcu
a mucenila "a posvitne prava a
.slobodu SLOVENSK EHO NA.RO-
DA. A takto ma al byt'. Lebo
Hlinka, svojou celozivotnou pra-
cou, dlhorocnymi zalarmi, a kru-
tymi perseluciami, 81 toho od
svojho NARODA v plnej miere
zasldzil. No my, jetdnatelia a ddo-
via svatovojtesski, ctime 81 v nom
tiez al dlhorocneho PREDSEDU
SPOLKU SV. VOJTECHA a co
takdho, vitame ho co najvrelejsie
medzi Mani! Tiez budeme sa vse-
tcia pricinovat', ably jeho pobyt
Amerike Dol pre- neho co maj
prijemnejsi a pre- cirkev i narod
mas GO najpozehnanejsi! I!
Magr. Jan Postenyi - spravca
Spollku sv. Vojtecha.
Nam, pracovnikoln a ildom sva-
o-vojtesskym, niemenej vitany je
al Msgr. Jan Postenyi, ktory v
spolocnosti osyietpp. biskupov
zavita "a nedlho medzi mas. Svo-
.jou milou povahou, svojou neil-
,navnou pracovitost 'ou. a apostol-
skou horlivost 'ou, svydqbil ISL ma
.svojej prvej missii medzi Mani,
teply kutik srdciach americkych
katolickyeh Slovakov. D1fame, ze
ljeho tohorocny pobyt medzi ma
pi prinesie este hojnejsieho ovo-
scia, yacessie mpozstyo prostried-i
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-04
PREDA SA ALEBO ZAMEN ;

100 akrova farma so vSetkym
zariadenim "a majetok v meste
Youngstown. Farma je na tvrdej
ceste. @ podrobnosti piste Ma A.
L. Gasparek, r. 2, Cleveland ST.,
Newton Falls, Ohio. .(23)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-04

- Ked' mate krstiny, svadbu,
pohrab, spolkovu, osadnd slav-
most, opiste nam to a zaslite 1--WE.
remit do nasich novin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-04
Vdova po Janovi Bednar.
PAR SLoV Cd SRERATEL 'oV.

Sbierka na siroty neboheho Ja-
ma Be'dnara z HranDvnici, ktoril
sme sosbierali pred panu tyzdna-
mi, nemohla bNt' skorej uyerej-
nena " novinach, lebo som calAl
lodpoved lni nedosla az teraz.
Mozno M kazdy De zvedayy 0
tom, no ale prepacte, lebo znate,
ze jak to dlhp vczme, kNm to obi
de do kraju a nazad. TAX teraz
nech 81 to kaEdy precita, kto ma
It'll sbierku oferoval.
Mena darcov obnosy s1 ma
ssledovne Jozef Liptaj $500, Mar
tin ,Farkasovsky $500, Michal
Malkovich $500, Michal Stole
500, Eduard Novotny 500,
Marlin MaIl<ovich $500, Jan Du-
maj $500, I Michal Racek $500,
dan ,Javerskyy $500, yozef Pekar-
elk $500, Maria Olejar $500, Jan
Dicky $500, Micha1 Kikta $500,
,Jan Gaian. .$l.OO, Jozef Kundus
kl.O0, Pavel Kukla $1.OO, Zuzap-
na Belnko $lSo, Martin Hu1nen-
Sky $l.O0, L'udovit zelaak &1,9D,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-04
MA PREDAJ
6 izbovy
SEMI BUNGALOW

Je v nom al ranajkovna a
pore na spanie, uzavrety a
opatreny siet 'kami. Tehlou
murovany garadz, .stavany
k domu, take mozno do ne
no vojst' z pivnice. Dom sa
nachodi hned' pri Mill Creek
parku, na Glenwood Ave.
Cena $4,000. = Telefonujte
33OS6 0 dohovor.,