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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1926-04-07
MariHVille.

Maggie Jellison, who has spent the
winter away, is home.
School is in session. taught by Miss
Bernice Small of Lubec.
Helen Dority was called to Bangor
by the death of her brother, Percy
Hanscom.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Tracey have
gone to Bar Harbor. He will enter the
hospital there for treatment.
April s. T.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1926-04-07
NEW HAMPSHIRE MUTUAL LA
BILITY COMPANY.
So. Main St., Concord, y. ii.

SO. Main ST., Concord, y. IL.
ASSETS DEC. 81, 1928.
Collateral loans, S 1896 90
Stocks and bonds, 36S,953.03
Cash in office and bank, los, 523.30
Agents balances, 26,777.4i
Interest and rents, 1888. 40
All other assets SO,010.97
Gross assets, $603,925.19
Deduct items not ad
mitted, $40. 60
Admitted, $603,284.59
LIABILITIES DEC. 81, 1925.
Net unpaid losses, $106,65S.41
Unearned premiums, 180, 543.93
All other liabilities, 5,505.0O
Cash capital, 100000. 90
Surplus over all la
bilities. 11O,57925
Total liabilities and
surplus, $6O3,2s459
Seward daily gateway., 1926-10-29
Marked Improvement
 Condition Keys Hand

E. M. Reyes, oldtime resident, one of the best known of mining men in the Interior district and former member of the Territorial legislature in a recent letter to The Gateway in which he renewed his subscription, re- ports his hand, which had become ln- fected last spring, is gradually inn proving. It was necessary for Mr.
 Keys to make a trip to the States last summer for special medical atten- ton and the report that marked improvement is noted will be good news to his many friends in Seward.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-10-29
TELEPHONES

PARIS. (P) Closer relations be tween Germany and France in the diplomatic field are progressing slow ly but for the first time in their his tory Berlin and Paris have been brought within about one minute of one another by the telephone.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-10-29
s. s, ALAMEDA DUE AT

The s. s. Alameda, of the Alaska Steamship company, will arrive in port at 2 o'clock tonight, according to the latest news received. The lin CT was scheduled to hove into port at o'clock this afternoon but 1t is thot the murky weather has held her back.
 Cuhecriho for inc Dailv Gatewav
Seward daily gateway., 1926-10-29
Mailboat Princess Pats
 Last Trip November g


 The mailboat Princess Pat, X Capt. Tom Perry, will depart from Anchor age on November g, for Seldovia, on the last trip of the season, according to a letter. received from the captain in the last mail from Seldovia his home port. During the winter num- Der of improvements will be made to the Princess Pat, which the captain purchased last spring and which is one of the finest vessels of it's type in Alaskan waters. Lack of time, follow ing his arrival from Seattle last spring forbid the many changes he had con- templated for the benefit and comfort of his passengers.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-10-29
Doings of Martians
 Radioed to Doctor
MESSAGE SENT TO MARS FROM LONDON AND RECEIVES
 AN ANSWER

LONDON, Oct. 29. (P) Doctor Mansfield Robinson, his attorney de- clared, has a friend on Mars, Com maruru" a woman, from whom he has received messages and kept him in- formed of the doings of Martians. Last night he sent message to Mars from the London radio station and today declared he had received an answer.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-10-29

Picture rramIns-Schallerer Alas ka Shop.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-08
F. G. Harrington

chart
But has some bird cheer it;
So hope sings on in every breast,
Although we may not hear 1t;
And II today the heavy wing
OF sorrow is depressing,
Perchance tomorrow's sun may bring
The weary heart q blessing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-08
THE MOTH AND THE FLAME
Contributed

The invention of electric light was
a great thing for moths. For thou
ands of years moths had been rush
ing into the flames of lamps and
candles and dying there.
They were propelled by frenzy,
and ecstacy. the nature of which we
can only conjecture. But the bunch
must have been a joyful one. The
moth saw the flame, and 1t looked
good to him.
you be careful" said the cricket,
"or you'll burn your wings!'
Wings" said the moth. "Wings
and everything else. I'm goin' to
shoot the roll! Watch! Here ] go,
All of met"
And, blooey. fhere he went!
One moment a fine young moth, the
pride of his friends and family, with
the dust of amethysts upon his
wings, and the next, a cinder.
And his last words were: 1T hurts,
but I like it."
The trouble with the moth was
that he could not take 1t or leave it
alone. A slip or two of flame on
Saturday nights-and then sleep it
off over Sundays-meant nothing at
all to his excitable temperament.
"If little of it is good" he used to
say. "a lot of it is better. 1t may
kill me in the end, but I'll die
happy!"
And in merry millions he and his
friends fluttered to their deaths.
And then the electric light was
invented, and Dissipation made Safe
for the moth. He fuses around the
little bulbs, and tries and tries but
cannot burn himself to death. He
gets all the thrill he used to get, as
far as the human observer can tell,
but he escapes the lethal conse-
quences. For him, there isn't a
headache in barrel of it 4. for
him the evenings are one Joyous
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-08
NOW AND THEN

Garnett Askew in New York Central
Magazine
When I must leave my wife and go
Upon a business trip,
She takes my ties and handkerchiefs
And filings them in my grip:
She packs up all the things l need
And many more to boot,
And kisses me a quick goodbye
And then / turn and scoot
And jump into taxicab,
And, several minutes late,
Dash down into my Pullman
AS the Waterman shuts the gate,
Then I sit down and catch my
breath
And fan myself and grin
TO think of all these days Of rush
And haste we're living in.
And after such a fast farewell
/ dream upon the train
OF the slow days. of the ancient days
Which will not come again;
OF times when people lived and trod
To simpler, statelier lays,
And did not gulp their food and go
Fastening through their days.
A thousand years or SO ago
When a fellow said goodbye,
He did not snatch a hasty kiss
Then turn about and fly;
,Ah, no, he took his girl and sought
A quiet woodland glade
And spent whole day whispering
Sweet nothings to the maid.
And when the final parting came
She'd bind about his brow
A wreath of laurel leaves and say
go forth and conquer now!
Go forth, strong sir, and fight, and
oh!
Return to me again !"
She would not say, "Oh, hurry, jim,
know you'll miss your train"'
Sometimes I wish that I had lived
A thousand years before;
Romance is dead; we haven't time
For leisure any more.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-08
CHARITY IS MOTIVE
Continued from Page y

from
wearing poverty their breasts writing letters
for help Augusta silent sufferers all need of enour
aging hand friendly smile of cheersuc only the Eks
provide
Of the Augusta Ek naturally limited Once
made habit before the pubcno too proud
appeal for their worthy They seek
assistance for themselves for the Bills will always lind
themselves They for ALL
their combat the hadhearted the lnd
feren careless hundreds bsfu ignorance of
needy residents Their dances and jokes
They laugh and others laugh and through ughshey enrich the
their hoard They smile and others to SMILE the
others through their of gratitude for hav
ing found such friends the Ek
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-08

philanderation with the Spirit Of
Flame, and he doesn't have to marry
her. He used to have short life
and a merry one: now he has long
life and merry one. There is no
serpent in his Eden, no poison in his
cup; Science has come to the assist
ance of his pleasure and he escapes
moral consequences. scandal, hard
ened arteries, and the psychopathic
ward.
What Edison has done for the
moth, some one should do for the
Human Race. We shall not develop
the theme. but leave you to quarrel
over the idea amongst yourselves.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-08
The Road to Avalon

Just he. and the motor, and I
The soft, grey, gold ttumn sky,
And the road, cleaning white
In the somber twilight
Twenty miles farther on
Journeys end, Avalon.
We'd discussed love and life,
Mad joy. futile strife,
Even death, and it's stings,
And amendments and things
AS we talked came the night
Dark, no moon, no starlight.
(The motor huns merrily on,
Nor dreaming that in Avalon
Are rest and sweet meetings
And glad hearty greetings.)
All, there CLEAN the lights,
What care we for dark nights?
Beatrice d. Adams,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-08
Discovered

He-"I see they are publishing the
statistics of all the women who have
never married. Simply amazing fig
ures.'
She (rather bored)-"Yes, 1 expect
that's the reason."-London Mail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-08
"Yeast and Vest"

Yeast dhu VeSt
A party Of young people were
amusing themselves by guessing the
answers to- conundrums. One of
them asked, "Why is a pancake like
the SUM-"
Because it rises in der yeast ard
sets behind der vest" was the an
swer given by brilliant young
Swede.
Nothing is worse than sitting In a
BARRIERS chair with your mouth full
of lather watching the boy trying to
give another customer your new $500
hat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-08
BEATING Dad To Il

''Halloa, Jimmy. where are you 60
ing?"
I'm going home. Ma is going to
spank me-"
But why are you in such a
hurry?"
Because if don't set home there
soon pa will be in, and he'll do it."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-08
Central Maine
Dental Laboratory
Vickery Block
DR.. Leon S. Pratt
What She Really Wanted

I'm sorry, dear, but l went into
six stores and they didn't have any
dress goods to match the sample you
gave me-" said the husband as he
sank into chair.
Zine! That's just what / wanted
to know. My dress will be unique!"
Christian Science Monitor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-08
FORESIGHT

eff you're not very careful you're
going to have trouble with a bru-
nette," warned the fortune teller.
Him." unused the patron. "That's
my wife. What makes you think I'll
have trouble with her?"
There's a blond hair on your
coat :"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-08
There's a Reason

NeTV . a hGdSUH
'Who's that Thomas Edison, l hear
so much about?" asked a West Vir-
ginian Of Tom Phelps.
Hes the man who invented the
photograph" answered Tom, "to
keep us awake, 50 we could stay up
all night and use his electric light"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-08
All But Father

AL buL EdCncr
Pieerepont: II called at the De-
Kalbs' last night and found no one
at home"
Montague: mo, Mrs. DeKalb is
at Hollywood-by-the
Pieerepont: And her daughters
are with her?"
Montague: mo, they are at Wum-
pus- by-the-Lake."
Pieerepont: And their SOM"
Montague: Hes fishing at Clear
stream by-tTe-Bord
Pieerepont: And where is De-
Kalb?"
Montague: "He's at Swivel Chair
0y-the-Desk'
He hung on the words of beautiful
Kate,
And also hung on the old front gate.
They've been welded now ten years,
I'd state,
And he wishes he'd hung on the old
front gat
There is nothing the matter with
life
And the sunshine never is dim
For the man who's in love with his
wife
If his wife is in love with him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-08
A Reminder

Two women were passing a butch-
er's shop where pigs head was on
display, with lemon in his mouth.
There, Liz" exclaimed one of the
women, that reminds me that I
promised to get new pipe for joe"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-08
o. X. in Practice

". n. IN fractice
$50 you haven't proposed to your
girl yet, eh?" asked a friend THE
trouble with you is you're self-con-
scious."
Nonsense" retorted the bashful
sutton. I'm conscious of her. You
ought to hear my line when I'm
alone!"
It's always fair weather when true
Elks get together
To LIVE Elkdom is the best way
to preach it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-08

Count that day lost whose low, de-
scending sun shows that nursing a
crouch is the only thing you've done!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-30
DIAL NEMLUVNA K OHNU
sUSIT, sPALILO 81 N0ZKY

Jones Lewis, 30-roeny, 2 (. 30
Penn Ave, arestovany Dol v sire
du ma obzalobu, ze tryznil svojho
4-tyzdnov6ho synka. Lewis udajne
polozil nemluvna ku otvorenej pc
ci, aby sa osuSilo odiSiel. Ked
prisiel nazad, diet'a bolo strasne
popalene po nozickach. Bolo rych-
10 zavezene do nemocnice, kde
este nevedia, Gi zomre alebo ei bu-
de zit'. Ak zomre, Lewis bude sii-
deny 20 zabitia.
Lewis ga pred sudeom vyhova-
raj, re no zena nechala po malej
zvade. Ked' diet'a bolo mokre,
nevedel 81 rady, nuz no chcel osu-
Sit pri ohni. Jeho zena svedGila
proti manzelovi, re boil zvadlivy a
ze chcel dat diet'a poistit', preto
no nechala. Ale neudala, preco al
svoje dietia nechala.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-30
DIVE VRAzDY v NEDEL'U.

V nedel'u udaly sa dve vrazdy
v naSom meste a okrem toho jeden
Italian bol postriel amy a jeden o.
pilec najdeny prebitou lebkou.
Jedna vrazda udala sa ma rohu
Wilson a Center ulic, zavcas ra-
ma. John Wilson Il c. 371a Center
ST., najdeny bol smrtel'ne dopi-
chany. Zaviezli no do nemocnice,
kde par hodin zomrel. Policia
mysli, re boil zavrazdenv cernoch-
mi pomsty, lebo ich udal prize
stupku prohibitnych zakonov.
Druha vrazda udala sa II cerno-
chov ma f. Front st. vecer 0 6.
hodine. Leo Wrinkle, 50-rocnv Ne
NEE, Z {. 1913 S. Forest Ave, chcel
nasilu vojst' do bytu cernoskp
Lee Brown, kde sa na.hodilo Sc
dem chlapov. Browneva, sotila
Winkleho so schodov, ktorp 81 pri
pade zlomil kirk hned' zomrel.
Okolo s. hodiny veeer nedel u
pocut' bolo Sest' vystrel'ov z N.
Watt St., blizko Federal. Ked sa
l'udia sbehli, videli lezat' ma zemi
30-rocneho Taliana Antonio Di-
maggie. Dima ggio zavezeny Dol do
nemocnice, 1de mu nasli Sest
strel 'nych riNl, dive hlave styri
chrbte. Utocnik zutekal ma aute
hore Watt ulicou. L'udia spozoro-
vail len to, re auto malo pennsyl-
vansky licens. Vo vrecku Dmag-
gia policia naSla nabity revolver.
VSeobecne sa mysli, re sa tn jed
ma o taliansku vendettu (pomstu) .
Konsta Parkomen, 4e-rocnt, {.
935 Temple Ave-, New Castle, mai
deny boil nedel'u vecer bezve-
domom stave V jednej ulicke "a
E. Front ulicou. V nemocnici u
dali, ze boil spity v takom stave
mono padol prebil 81 lebku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-30
Haselton chce mat
prv1 prednasku Hinku
Haseltonslki Slovaci posl1 Hin
kovi a jeho tajomnikovi ma cestus
Ruzombcrku do Youngstown.

katolic.ii Sokoli Sokolky VI
Haselton mali minulej nedele mi
moriadnu schodzu v skole Sy. Alz-
betty, ma ktorej 81 iednohlasne H.
sniesli zaplatit cestu Msgr. Him
kovi jeho taiomnikovi Ruzom-
brrku az do Youngstown, tax zes
by prvi prednasku NAL tuna u
Haseltone. Y tomto smysle boil
mu al poslanI kabelogram uto-
rok p. Martinom Lesnakom Rev.
Jozefom Kostikom, ktory Dol este
ma Slovensku dovernom prntel' S.
stve Msgr. Hlinkom.
Ma tej schodzi zvoleny boil hned q
al vybor agitacie a programu. Do
vyboru boil zvoleni Sokoli: And
rel Malak, Stefan Hasay, Stefan
Hovanec, Stefan Antal, Martin
Lesnak "a Jozef Ulicny, Sokolky:
Maria Kostmak, Maria Sonoga,
Veronika Fabiny, Anna Horvat.
Maria Lipka, Katarina Kozak.
Vybor prvil riadnu sch6dzn wy
drziaval utorok vecer, na kto-
rej 81 vNznaeil pracu.
V pade Hlinka prime pozvanie,
Youngstown bude tedy prvy, kto-
ry pocuje 2 jeho dst posolstvo Slo-,
venska k americkym Slovakom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-30
POLITICKY
PREHL'AD
NovY ZAKoN PROFIT
CUDZINCOM.

V kratkom case ma byt' kon-
grese prijaty novy zako1l, dl'a kto
reho kazdy cudzinec, usvedcen!
pred slidom prestirpenia prohi-
bicnych zakonov, bude deporto-
vany. Okrem toho deportovanl
bud1 cudzinci, ktori sd dokazant-
mi zlocincami a taxi, ktori boil
pre- zlocm odsildeni ma jeden rok
va7enia alebo Wac razy pre- rome
preciny ma silhrnnn dobu poldru-
ha roka.
Tento navrh zakona boil udobre-
ny prohibirno,r vrchnost 'ou kra-
jinsky na6elnfk prohibicie, And
rews, sa vyslovil, re zakon vel mi
nj 'avi sGdom, lebo ze vel 'ka vac
Sina priestupnlkov prohibiie sii
cudzinci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-30
VYSTAVA A KONCERT
NEDEL'U v HASELTON

Znamy poprednt youngstown-
sky haldobny obchod, Yahrling
Raynes Music Co. z.West Federal
.ulice, usporiada IA rledel n, 2. ma
ia veeer pol 8. hodine koncert a
vystavu minovsich hndobnNrh
nastrojov V skole osady Sv. Az.
betty ma Haseltine Ave. Vstnpne
ma koncert a vystavm ie 35c, com
je uz zahrnuty al chance" ma
vyhranie peknej veci, ktorl daro-
val p. Valent Rovder st. Kto by
til vec nechcel, nemusi ju vziat'
a manifesto nej dostane $40 v zla
te. "Chance 81 mozno k1pit' al
osobitne. Listok stoji len 1Oc.
Obecenstvo je ziadane, aby ma
tento koncert prislo, lebo pocujc
najnovsie hudobne a spevne kiis-
ky tiez pouci sa nieGo o hndob-
nvch nastrojoch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-30
KONGRES ODROCENY
BUDE /. JUNA.

Odrocenie kongresu, ktore male
nastat' Is. maja. oddialene bolo
do l. j1na nasledkom mnoho pra
ce, ktora este ma kongres caka.
Tera3 ii kongres zashtiai 81 u-
znania cd obcanstva, lebo vyko-
nal mnoho ma pozdvihnuti blaho-
bytu krajinyL Po prve snizil dane,
chm osTobodene boIo asi 1000, 900
l'udi cd platenia dani prijmov
po druh6, sn1zil vydavky vlady a
po tretie, systematizoval vykona
vanie .verejnyeh prac a zlepSeni.
Kongr6s urobil mnoho ma rekla
movani vel 'kFch ptstf prvotried-
nej p6dy. Vlada postavf hate ma
riekacrh, ktoryeh sa budd zavod-
ilovat' pilste tax nesmierne IVY
81 potravne zasoby naro!da. Me
mensieho vyzamu je ratifikova-
ME senatom smluvy naSej vlady 5
Talianskom na splacanie valec
nych dlhov. Taliansko dostalo vel ,
mi mierne podmienky splacania.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-30
CAMPBELL 81
CHVALI OBCHOD

Ma rocnej sch6dzi Youngstown
Sheet and Tube Co., vydrziavanej
v utorok, James A. Campbell,
predseda spolocnosti oznamil, re
aprilovy obehod spoloSnosti boil c
pat percent lepsi, nez marcovy a
marcovy boil zas lepsf cd februa
roveho.
Oil 'adom c;Id1cnosti povedal,
ze jeho nedavne predpovedanie
plati nevidi ziadne mraky ma
obchodnom obzore. Ba mysli. ze
obchodne pomery oceliarni sa este
zlepsia.
Spoloenost' prevadza mnohe do
datky opravy k svojim tovar.
nam. Dosial strovila $S,0O0,OOO v
tomto OIL 'ade a strovi este $12,.
100000. Tieto peniaze vzate sii 2
cisteho zisku spoloGnosti, take Il
castinari ME sl nijak obt 'azeni
lebo okrem toho dostavajii al do
bre dividendy.
Vel'ka dielna ma bezsevne Gle.
Wy East Youngstown bude no
tova do |. augusta a zahaji sa ,
nej potion hned praca. V India
ma Harbor stavia tato spolocnpst
osem plechovych mlynov, ktort
'tiez zahaja cinnost' uE tohto leta
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-30

dnohlasne prijato, ably boil po
zvani vsetci slovenskf duchovni
bez rozdielu vierys ma nasu budl
en- schodzu a re jestli sa k nam
pripoja, my SINE ochotni pracovat
co nam len blrdn silly stacit', a lie
len tax bude naSa praca zdarom
kornnovana. Bolo usnesene, ably
tajomnik Okresneho Sboru Slov.
Llgy zaslal pisomne pozvanie ka-
zdemu drchovnemu, ably sa sn-
castnil nasej buducej schodzi,
ktora sa bude odbyvat' dina Q. ma
ia veter O pol 8. hodine skole
Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda. S tym br.
predseda zaklncil schodzu peknou
pod 'akujucon recou k bratom "a
"a bratske pojednavanie
a tTk sa vsetci roziSli pri dobrej
v0li. Znacil:
Andrej Malak,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-30
VEL L'KA zELEZNICA
PRIDE MA BUBON

Federalny sudca Wilkerson ma
riadil odpredat ma verejnej draz-
be zeleznicu Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul, ktora ma majetku v
hodnote $75O,0o0,0O Toto je mai
vacsi bankrot, aky sa kedy Sp,
statoch udal. zelesnicu zskdpi i.
sta financna skupipa Z New Yor-
ku na cele National City ban.
kou, najvaosou to bapkou ' Spoj
Statoch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-30
Posviacla
chramu SLOW. ev. a. ". cirkY Sv.
Emmanuela ma N. Brockway Ave-,
West Side, ma nedel'u, 2. maja.

Posviacka zapocne sa rano o DO
10. hodine, pri ktorej budu uucin
kovat' nasledovnf PIP. farari: ia
roslav Pelikan 2 Akron, Ohio. An
drej Hvizdak 20 Sharon, Pa. ;
prof. Jan Vojtko Fort Wayne
Ind. 30.
Poriadok slalzieb Bozich pri po
sviacke je Spracovanr vytlacc
ny, ktory dostanc kaHdy iieastniE
tejto posviacky nplne zdarma.
Po posviacke po sluzbach Bo>
zlch bude spolocny obed V Skol
skej miestnosti pod kostolom
Spravcom (toast majstrom) bude
Stefan Kovac, cirkevny predseda
Po obede bude prednaska, ma
ktorej bude prednasat' professor
slovenciny Fort Wayne, Ind,
Jan Vojtko.
Ku tejto posviacke pozyvame
vsetkych nasich printel'ov bliz-
ka i z d'alSa.
Kazdy iiprimne smlSl 'ajici kre-
st an, tesiaci sa z pokroku tejto
>nasej mladej cirkvi, bude srdecne
vitany.
Ku kostolu mono sa dostat' ka-
rou Mahoning Ave. S kary treba
sijst ma Brockway Ave. ist' pes
ky asi 5 minnt dial ky. Je to len
poldrnha blocka od Mahoning
Juraj Puhalla.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-30
East Youngstown
" nejestyuje
sudca no prekrstil ma " Campbell

Sudca okresneho stidu, Hon. j
II. c. Lyon, po vysluchu ponde.
lok, ma ktorom viac l'ndi bolo Wy.
pocute, zmenil memo mesta East
Youngstown pa Campbell. Tato
zmena vosla hned' v platnost I
Sudcov prehlas prijatF boil vel
kym odusevnenim obecenstvom
pritomnym pri, tom akte.
Sudca Lyon gratuloval obchod-
nej komore East Youngstown "a
odporil6anie zmeny tohto mSna.
Obehodna komnra zadovazila 2297
podpisov ma peticiu, V ktorej bola
ziadana tato znena. Ma sndnom
vysluchu nikto neprotestoval pro-
tt zmene preto sudca bez vSet-
keho podpisal shdny vynos.
Zmenenie mepa ziadane bolo pre-
sest' pricin: He East Youngs-
town povazoyaHt boil vseobecne
"a east Youngstown; q re me-
stianska hrdcst' bola dusena, lebo
mnohe dobre diela krcditovane
boly Youngstown: b re obchod-
nlci East Youngstown nemohli
dostat' vylutnt agencie, lebo to-
ware vel el,koobchody povazovaly
E. Youngstown "a prislusnn cast
Youngstown; A. re pre- vzbury a
oheh roku 1916 East Youngstown
nemal pekny chyr; 81 re East
Youngstown nemohol dostat' ex-
present. stanicu, lebo bol povazova
ny "a cast mesta Youngstown !;
g. re posta, urcena pre- E. Youngs
town, casio bola smiesana postou
Youngstownu slistA hely ma, ne
prave miesto dor-ucovane. ..
Youngstownsky poStmajster, p.
Westwood oznamil, ze ma listy, ur-
Gene pre- East Youngstown, mono
uz teraz pisat' memo Campbell"
vzdor tOmu, re este nedostal ma to
poverenia cd generalneho post
majstra z Washingtonu.
Je iste, ze sa memo Campbell ne
ujme okamzite. Vezme to hodne
rokov, kym vsetci l'udia, byvajii-
ci ma tejto okolici, budn memo
vat East Youngstown Campbell
lom. Memo "Campbell' vybrane
bOlo k pocte Jamesa A. Campbell,
predsedu Youngstown Sheet and
Tube Co., tretej najvacsej oceliar-
skej korporacie v Amerike.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-30
s. ODBOR CHCE KONVENCIU
MSS. DO YoUNCSToWN

S. Odbor Narodneho Slovenske-
no Spolku vyniesol ma svojej POI
slednej schodzi rezol1ciu, Y. kto-
rel ziada, aby budfca konvencia
tejto organizacie vydrziavana boz
la v Youngstown. Ia dovod v re-
zolncii je udane, ze Mar. 81. Spo-
lok este tn nemal nikdy konvan-
Gle, ackol l'vek je tn 5 Odborov 4
mestc ma dobre spojenie Selezni-
cou. Rezolnciu sostavil vybor, u
ktorcm boli: Jozef Martinko, III.
raj Pslhalla, Fr. Vydumansk5 Y
Jan Wagner. Es1s M