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The Coconino sun., 1926-08-06
PROMINENT PHOENIX
PARTY LOOK US OVER

A party consisting of Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Thompson and children and
Mr.. and Mrs. K. E. Champan left
Phoenix Sunday morning, in two cars
on a "See Arizona" tour that will
take them to Mormon lake, the Ice
Cave, Painted Desert east of Hol-
brook, the Petrified Forest, Meteor
crater near Winslow, Walnut and
Oak Creek canyons, and many other
places reached from the National Old
Trails highway. The party expect to
return to Phoenix via Springerville
and the Rice Springerville highway.
Mr.. Thompson is the engineer in
charge of the Phoenix water supply
and while in Flagstaff will look over
the city's excellent water supply.
Mrs. Champan is the membership
secretary of the Automobile Club of
Arizona. She has expressed desire to
drive her car over the San Francisco
Peaks boulevard to the end of that
wonderful scenic drive.
The Coconino sun., 1926-08-06
NATIONAL GUARD TO
CAMP Fl. HUACHUCA

State Adiutant General Charles W.
Harris, who returned Tuesday from
a visit to Fort Huachuca, issued a
series of special orders relative to
the National Guard of Arizona train
ing camp to be held for two weeks
starting August IA, at Fort Hua-
chuca. He also issued orders in re-
gard to officers training camps at
Fort Sill, Oklahoma, and at Fort
Bliss, Texas.
The first and second battalions of
the 15Sth infantry, the service COM
pany, the howitzer company, the med
ical detachment and the state staff
corps of the Arizona National Guard
are to leave their home stations Aug
ust IA the order states.
An advanced detachment of a cap
tain and Is enlisted men will leave
next Saturday for the fort to make
preparations according to the order.
Another detachment is to remain at
the camp until September /, the or
der states.
Three Arizona officers were named
by Adiutant General Harris to attend
the officers training camp at Fort
Sill, Oklahoma, from August IA TO
28. The three selected are: 1t. Col.
w P Geary, Holbrook, Captain Rolin
w Shaw, Winkelman, and CAPTAIN
Russell P. Kyle, Phoenix.
Battery E of the 158th Field Ar
tillery located at Mesa will leave
their home camp August 20 for a
training course at Fort Bliss, Texas,
until September 5, another order
states.
The Coconino sun., 1926-08-06
ENDORSEMENT OF HUNT
NOW IS REPUDIATED
BY LABOR OFFICIALS

Reputation of the endorsement OF
Governor Hunt by the Phoenix Cen
tral labor council is voiced in a tele-
gram to the Arizona Daily Star
signed by j. G. Provost, president, and
j. j. Corrigan, trustee and past pres
ident of central labor committee on
the grounds that the endorsement is
a violation of the policy and program
of the American Federation of Labor.
The telegram follows:
Flagstaff, Ariz., July 20, 1926
Arizona Daily Star,
Tucson, Ariz.
Today's issue Arizona Republican
carried a resolution presumably from
the Phoenix Central Labor council en-
dorsing Governor Hunt. The under
signed officers of the Phoenix Cen
trail Labor council repudiates publi-
cally any endorsement of any candi-
dates by the council as in violation of
the policy and program Of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor. Phoenix
Central Labor council has consistent
~ observed this rule and it is evident
an advantage has been taken of the
absence of large majority of the
members of the council to procure this
pretended endorsement.
Your attention is called to the fact
that the signers Of this resolution
are all employees of the state highway
department except one and we doubt
his being voter. A signed copy OF
this telegram has been mailed to you.
Please give publicity to this.
Signed j. G. PROVOST,
President
J. J. CORRIGAN,
Trustee and Past President.
The Coconino sun., 1926-08-06
STANDARD OIL SHIFTS
McILWAINE TO PHOENIX

]. S. McIlwaine has been transfer
red by the Standard Oil company
from Flagstaff to have charge of the
company's Phoenix business. He is
succeeded as manager here by r. b.
Verfuth of Tucson.
Mrs. McIlwaine and their neices
and nephew-the Misses Mary Belle
and Margaret Mercer and Whitfield
Mercer-left Tuesday for Phoenix and
Mac expects to go today. While they
all regret leaving Flagstaff, and have
many friends who equally regret it,
it is a promotion for Mac and it is
believed will be beneficial to Mrs. Nc
Ilwaine's health, which has not been
good for the last few months.
The Coconino sun., 1926-08-06
YUMA DAMAGED 100000
BY FLOOD

:. Damage estimated at almost
!. 100000 was caused by a veri-
:. table cloudburst which inundated
: Yuma and the Yuma valley Mon
:. day night. Streets became riv-
: ers and entire crops were washed
+ away by the waters. Lightning,
:. striking the electric light and
+ power plant, plunged the city in
!. to darkness during the progress
= Of the storm.
:. An area Of about city blocks
!. was still under water at the wes-
:. tern edge of Yuma at 8 o'clock
:. as a result of the storm. Thous-
:. ands Of dollars of damage was
!. done throughout the city by rea-
:. son of the flooded stores, base
:. ments, leaking roofs, and A. AL
I. varado, 45, a Mexican, is dead as
:. an indirect result of the storm,
:. during which LA inches Of rain
+ fell in an hour.
!. Wading waist deep in water in
: his shack on the rear of a low
:. lot on Gila street, Alvarado at
:. tempted to turn on an electric
!. light. His body was found later
!. in three feet of water in his
:. home, the socket and globe
!. grasped in his hand and torn
= from the ceiling when he fell
i from the shock.
!. !. !. :. :: !: !. :. !: : :. :. : :
The Coconino sun., 1926-08-06
MANY VISITORS AT
RAINBOW BRIDGE

Mr.. King of Gasoline Alley fame,
with his son and wife, spent night
at Cameron last week on their way
from the Kaibab forest to Grand Can
yon Drs. Thompson and Hill of Chi
cago, accompanied by their wives are
out at Rainbow Bridge as guests OF
Hubert Richardson, as are several
other automobile loads of people who
left here for there tbis week. Nava-
jo Lodge and the Bridge are being
visited by many more people than
usual and Mr.. Richardson says that
indications are they'll have busy
time of it there all summer.
The Coconino sun., 1926-08-06
CATTLE GROWERS TO MEET
HERE MONDAY AFTERNOON

Local cattlemen who have watched
the development and accomplish
ments of the Arizona California Cat
tlemen's Cooperative Marketing asso-
citation are anxious that complete in
formation on association activities be
furnished to all cattlemen in this sec
ton. They have therefore requested
H. M. Rice, former secretary of the
Arizona Cattle Growers association
and now secretary of the marketing
group, to arrange meeting in this
locality.
Arrangements are now made for a
meeting to be held at Flagstaff on
Monday, August 8 at 1880 p. m. at
the courthouse and general marketing
conditions, prospective prices on beef
and veal and discussion of associa-
tion achievements will be presented
Hubbard Russell, managing direc-
tor of the marketing organization,
will be present and Henry Boice,
president of the Arizona Cattle
Growers association will also attend
Russell expects to hold other meet
ings in northern Arizona in order to
gather information on cattle and feed
conditions so that cattle can be moved
in an orderly manner at the best
possible price this fall
Fall marketing season is not far
distant and cattlemen in northern
Arizona are vitally interested in
market conditions at this time and
are anxious to have facts regarding
cattle supplies and movements in
other sections which ship fat cattle
during the fall months. All cattle
men are invited to be present at the
Flagstaff meeting and large atten
dance is expected.
The Coconino sun., 1926-08-06
CLARKDALE CHALLENGES
LOCAL GOLFERS; FIRST
GAME HERE AUGUST y

August 5, 1926.
Miss Marjorie. Robinson,
Sporting Editor, The Sun:
Dear Miss Robinson:
The Flagstaff Country club has re-
ceived letter from j. r. Marston,
secretary Of the Verde Valley Golf
club of Clarkdale, suggesting an in
ter-club match between golf players
of their club and the Flagstaff Coun-
try club. Mr.. Marston suggests that
the Clarkdale club players come to
Flagstaff some Sunday in August and
that return match be played at
Clarkdale as soon as weather condi-
tions permit.
We are suggesting Sunday, August
%, as the date for the play in Flag
staff.
Play will be match play and as the
Verde Valley club will be represented
by both men and lady players it will
be necessary that the Flagstaff Golf
club have players of each sex to play
against the players they bring up.
We are asking all of the members
of our club to turn in their score
cards for every game played between
now and August %, so that we may
pick those with the best scores for
play against the Verde Valley play
ers. We would like to give every one
of our members a chance to play in
this inter-club match, Dut as we can
have only as many players as they
will have it will be necessary 10
choose our players from those turn
ing in the best scores, as we hope to
make a good showing in the contest.
We want all members of the Flag
staff Country club, both men and
women, who wish to play in this in
ter-club match on August %, and who
will play in the return match at
Clarkdale, to notify the president or
secretary of the club of their inten-
ton to play at that time, and ask
that they turn in their score cards
for their next few games so that
those with the lowest scores may be
selected for the inter-club match play.
The Flagstaff Country club will
serve a picnic dinner on the club
grounds for the visiting guests, and
the following ladies will have charge
of the dinner arrangements: Mesdames
Frank Richmond, Wild Raudebaugh,
G. F. Manning, A. F. Grimmell, P. H.
Nelson, Lewis Benedict, Sid Gassman
and e. A. Haight.
f. A. HAIGHT, President,
Flagstaff Country Club.
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The Coconino sun., 1926-08-06
OUR GOOD FOLKS GO
TO PHOENIX TO LIVE

Eugene Burrus, who for many
years was foreman of the Flagstaff
Lumber company box factory under
the j. C. Dolan regime, has accept
ed the foremanship of the Dolan Box
company, newly organized at Phoe-
nix, and will leave next week for
Phoenix with his family.
Gene is not only an expert in his
line of business, but a citizen Flag
staff very much dislikes to lose.
The Coconino sun., 1926-08-06

Mrs. Louis OFT, Miss Alberta OFT,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Hills, Phoenix;
w. j. Mcclure, Mr.. and Mrs. George
f. Weikel, Captain and Mrs. Rich
mond Pearson Hobson, Miss Lucia
Hobson, Los Angeles; Charles B.
Otey and family, Miss Lucia Hobson,
DIR. and Mrs. Harold S. Cotton, j. Fer
rell Cotton, Flagstaff; T. A. Cherry
and family, Mansfield, Ark; Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Hinman, George Hin
man, Binghampton, N. Y.
The Coconino sun., 1926-08-06
These Modern Twists

Police chief: "Whatl You mean
to say this fellow choked a woman
to death in cabaret in front of 200
people and nobody interfered.' .
Cop: "Yes, Cap, everybody thought
they were dancin'."
The Coconino sun., 1926-08-06
HELD ON SERIOUS CHARGE

Loo Ansnach was on Monday held
in $4,000 bail by Justice Of Peace
Tom Pulliam charged with rape A
tourteen-year-old Flagstaff girl is
complainant and is said to be suffer
ing from loathsome disease. She
was brought back as witness last Fri
day from the Crittendon home at
Phoenix, where she was sent several
weeks ago.
If in doubt try The Sun office for
anything you want printed.
The Coconino sun., 1926-08-06
GUESTS AT MAYHEW's

Weekend guests at Carl Mayhew's
Oak Creek Lodge. Brandon Barring
er, L. B. Barringer, Richard w. D.
Barringer, Philadelphia; Catherine Z.
Geary, Middleton, CT; Kathryn 4.
Fahy, Pine Island, Mimi; Mildred :.
Jones, Hendersonville, N. c.; Mr.. and
The Coconino sun., 1926-08-06
OFFICIAL SERVICE REPORT
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
FOR THE MONTH OF JULY

Pieces of mail received .-....-,,285
Pieces Of mail sent out......... .628
Telephone calls received. ...,...-,.342
Personal calls received ............- .450
Personal calls means nunber OF
persons actually calling at the office
for information.
BY MARGARET X. STEWART,
Secretary and immigration
Commissioner for Coconino
county.
Dated July 81, 1926.
The Coconino sun., 1926-08-06

Orpheum theatre, Miss Mary Cost
igan's@ popular playhouse, is enjoying
unusually large attendance this week,
both afternoon and night, it being the
occasion Of the theatres ninth ami
versary The picture attractions this
week are unusually fine even for this
house, which is saying lot, for Miss
Costigan maintains a standard Of en-
tertainment that is higher, probably,
than in any other theatre in northern
Arizona. This afternoon and tonight
and tomorrow afternoon and night arc
The Coconino sun., 1926-08-06
FLAGSTAFF WEATHER

Mean temperature &c.
Normal temp. this week 65.
Total precipitation IT.
The Coconino sun., 1926-08-06

Give The Sun your Job Printing
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
IGOR THURZO MRTvY.

Kazde slovenske srdce zachvelo
sa trprimnym Dol Pom a ucast 'ou
mad zpravou, ktora dosla Prahy,
ze Igor Thurzo skoncil ,Mvotnn
svoju put, skomcil zivot, plny cie-
l'avedomej prace prospech ma
roda a l'udu. - ...m
Nebohy, ktory zosnul Z. sept.
v Podolskom sanatoriume pri Pra-
he, Dol starostom mesta Turc. Sv.
! Martina lie ntento obor zivotne-
ho jeho posobenia zarueuje mu ne
hynticu pamiatku .ysetkych -slo-
venskych lludi. Sam sue 20 starej
remeseln. rodiny, nasiel zivotny
| dkol v tom, pracovat' ma zvel'a-
/ deInf svojho mesta. Ako jeho otec,
i on Dol vzornym kachliarom. po-
ctivym remeselnikom, neoybcaj-
neho zivotneho usilia a pruznosti.
Bol obi 'dbeny vo vsetkom obcian-
stye mesta boil "a starostu wy
voleny vsetkymi stranami. Jedine
on Dol kompetentnou osobou, je-
dine On poznal bolesti a starosti
obeianstva a len on vedel i'm po-
moct'. !t i.
V celom svojom zivote vedeny
vel 'kou a nadsenou laskou k svo-
jej sloyenskej domovine, NAL
Wdy pred ocami narodny vyyznam
mlesta, ktore spravoval a preto
bolo jeho snahou povzniest' a roz-
sirit' no Go najviac. On tiez Cd
dolby prevratu postaral sa, ably v
stayebnom ruchu S pouzitim "a
kona stavebneho, dostal Martin
Metko, GO vyznamom svojim "a
sluhoval. On zaoberal sa planom
Vel 'keho Martina, rozSfreneho o
Vritky a Sucany. On vypracoval
plan ohl'adom kanalizacie a vo-
dovodu mesta, on stara1 sa ako
predseda a Nakladatel' stZivno1
stenskej jednoty" o zaujmy slo-
venskeho obchodnictva a remesel-
nictva.
| w V dobe predprevratovej zd-
eastnil sa pine narodneho zivota
slovenskeho, boil horlivym ve1'-
mi schopnym divhldelnym ochot-
nixon a zasl1zil sa 0 organizaciu
slovenskeho hasidstva.
| Zomrel mlady, NAL len AZ ro
ikov. Narodil sa 5. aprila 1884
Pohrab bM IT,. Sv. Maritime 10
sept. Bud mu zam l'ahka srd
ciach slovenskeho l'udu pamiatk;
| nehyntica.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22

ito sice nespravedlive, ale dru-
hej strany vthodn6, lebo breme-
na 50 snizujt ked' je prispievate-
l'ov wac. Nespravodlivost vckA-
tora je tn pri ucitel och este vac-
sia ako pri knazoch, lebo ako vie
me, cirkevni ucitelia sd uz davno
postaveni ma roven ucitel 'ov stat
nyeh a Stat ich platf rovnako. Ia
ujianave je, ze 81 je tu tiea sam
4 'ud hodne ma vine. Jak farArom
tax ucitel 'om nosieva r61ne Diary
"a kaEdd malickost'. To je w v
povahe slovelfskeho cloveka, q to
je tato usluznost', 2 ktorej sa W.
vinul zvyk a 20 zvyku potion pra-
po. Kedykol'vek sd zahajuje ma
pr. lem zapis do skol, ucitel nevie
Go robit a kan podiet' koh1tov a
sliepky, ktore mu nanosia ako
"zapisne". ia NINA pones1 ka-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22

stanOvene vo vok&toroch Y Ha'
icch hornatych, kde 50 pestu5e
priemysel. Pocas vojny bolo tn
uz skutoene k nevydrzaniu, lebo
knazovi musela byt dodana pse-
MICA, Tito a ovos. On So nestaral,
kde ju cirkevnfk opatri, q finan-
Gnu nahrazku nechcel prijat'. Po-
dobne je to al tou robotou. Cir
kennik musi zanechat' svojn pra-
Gu q fist pracovat' ma "cirkevne'
kedykol l'vek ho volaj1. AMI tn sa
nemohol vykdpit', ponevac vtedy
pracovue silly boly vel'mi drahd
a ami ich nebolo.
Vokator platf nielen pre- kna.
zov, ale al pre- cirkevne ueitel'-
stvo. TieE ucitel 'ovi sa dava $50
sypka' ine naturalne davky.
Plata ich nielen rodicia detf sko-
lou povinnych, ale al bezdetni. Je
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
MRTvY vsTAL z HRoBU.

Uzhorod, Z. sept. - Ma samote,
vzdialenei asi 2 KIN cd Turjan-
skej Pasiky, nahle ochorel pastier
Ivan Gosej a zomrel. Vyprayili
mu pohreb, odniesli no ma 'hrobi-
tov a ked' sa knaz mad MIN po-
modlil, spustil rakev do hrobu.
Ale ako zacaly padat' hrudy ma
rakev, Gosej sa prebudil a zacal
b1chat' ma vrchnak rakve, az sa
mu podarilo vrchnak odrazit' a
odhodit'. Medzi shroma,zdenymi
ma hrobitove nastala panika, vse-
tko utekalo. Len niekol 'ko mai
odvazneEich muzov zostalo q po-
mohlo z mrtvych vstavsiemu z
hrobu. Este v ten isty den siel
Gosej Ease "a svojim stadom, ako
by sa mic nebolo prihodilo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
IVA yIxDA v 6zsKo-
SLOvElgSKU.

Prala, IA. okt. Radiogram
TIKI Dnes bola sostavena nova
slada 5 nasledovnymi elenami ka-
binetu:
Svelhla, ministerpredseda.
DR.. Edward Benes, minister "a.
hrani6nyrh zalezitosti.
DR.. Englis, minister financii.
Cerny, minister vndtra a zaso-
bovania.
Udrzal, minister vojny.
Perontka, minister obchodu.
DIR. Hodza, minister skolstva a
unifikacie zakonov.
SrdinIko, minister pol nohospo-
darstva.
Msgr. Sramek, minister social
nej peclivosti.
Kallay, minister pre- Slovensko.
Nosek, minister posty telegra-
fov,
Neuman, minister zeleznic.
Harting, minister spravodlivo-
sti.
Spina, minister verejnych prac.
Spina a Harting su Nemci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
MOVE sKoLY MA sLovENsKU

V poslednej schodzi medzimini-
.sterskej komisie pre- zariad 'ova-
ME a budovanie narodnych skol
ma Slovensku bolo rozhodnute ma
navrh skolskeho referatu Bra
Ftslave zariadit' statne l'udove
skoly v Mostjsti q v Zavadke. O.
krem toho boly udelene statne
|subyencie ma staybu statnych l'q-
dovych skoI Jankovce " skol-
skom inspektorate Humenne),
smolnik, (tifz Humenne), Novo-
sedlice (Snina), Bukanec Uhaisko
Rastocno Prisvidza), Dlbrava
RuzomberoE, Kostplna, HJdulov
Vrch, Myjaya-Poriadie, Myjava
Polianka. Myjava-B -Brestovec, Byt-
6ianksa Lehota (vel'k5 Byt1a),
Palm (Cop), Terchova ". Bytca)
Trnaya a Petrzalka. Uhrnna vys.
ka statnych subvencif ma tietc
'skoly je 5000, 900 ko1tin. v stay-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22

darilo sa mnohym najst' zamest-
mamie ineho druhu, chodia ma pra-
Gu do d'alekeho okolia q podpo-
rou vyzivy mnohym je, ze v.do-
moch, byvalei to kolonie zavod-
nej bydliaci, mohli West male ho-
spddarstvo, chovat' :hydinu, mat
mali zeleninovd zahradku a pod.
Prevzatim domkov spiasko-novo-
vesskou zaloznou, nastaly robot
nfctvu move starosti, ako sohnat'
potrebny obnos ma prevzatie do
NOV, ktore maly byt' odpredane.
Ponevac ME je stale iste, ci ne
vznikne Krompachoch nova In
dustria, ci inym sposobom nenaj-
de l'ud obzivu, nechc1 sa dlhe ro-
ky usadli robotnfci prirodzene
st 'ahovat'. Robotnfcka skupina u
tvorila teraz Stavebne druzstvo,
ktore hro1npasske baraky pre-
vezme poskytne tax moznot
miestnemu robotnictvu, aby po-
maly i splatkami zachovalo 81 v
drzani donlky a nIemuselo sa sta
hovat'. Druzstvo, ktore dl'a ma
sich informacif je v serioznych ru-
kach, nachadza podpory vset-
kych kompetentnyych cinitel'ov a
jeho dielo stretne sa iste so ida
rom. lynn naslo ia caste do
tklive volaInie robotnickych orga-
nizacii svojej odozvy a splnenia.
Uspech akcie prispeje tiez iste ku
konsolidacii pomerov tohoto kra-
ia a snad priemyselne moznosti
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
O HUDOBNU SKOLU MA SLO
VENSKU.

Hudobne Skolenie na Sloven-
sku ME je dosial' tax pine rozvl-
mute, ako by toho bolo treba. Pre-
to vsak mas to Wac naplnl ra-
dost 'ou cinnost' hudobnej skoly
bratislavskej, ktora je dnes uplne
v rukach slovenskych ktora "a
pomerne kratky cas- syoJho trva-
MIA vykazuje vel mi >pekne Wy
sledky. Tato hudobna skola, kto-
rel ciele su vazne snaha ,vytr-
vala, je dobrym zakladom, z kto-
reho moze ,buducnosti vyrast
rad dobrych hudobnikoy a ne
skorsie al hudobnych Spedagogov'
Podl'a poslednej vyrQcnej zpra-
wy ma hudobna a dramaticka sko-
la V Bratislave % Mcitel skye
sill. Pokial' sa tyka ziactva, ma
oddelenie pripravne (skola je or,
ganizovana podl'a vzoru konzer
yatoril) 292 ziakov riadnych a IL
lmimoriadnych. Oddelenie konzer
lyat6rne ma 23Ol ziakov riadnyct
1S mimoriadnych. Odbor dra
maticky ma 7 adeptov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22

kasa, a "a mia tri sliepkyD, ha-
Steria % deti pred zapisom. Toto
sa robf nielen ma skolach cirkey-
nych, ale ina statnych po slo-
venskych dedinach.
Mono len yitat' 81 'achetnu
snahu evanj. cirkevnych kruhov
mozu byt' ubezpecene, 5e sa
stretne nalezitym porozumenim
nielen u vlady, ale al u sirokych
vrstiev slovenskeho obyvatel' :
stva. Bolo by 81 zelat', keby ju pa
tricne podporily al kruhy kato-
llcke. Document stareho poddan-
stva musi zmizndt al 2 nasich de-
din, kde musime mat tiez slobod-
nych obcanoy! Ct. o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
VoKATOR.

Ma Slovensku je este al dnes
mnoho veci, ktore nam pripoml-
naju nielen "stare zlate easy,
ale pa|cbnu azhen temnym stredo-
vekom. Takymto niecim je al cir
beyny "vokator'' ktory stanovi
materialne povinnosti prislusnf-
kov tej-ktorej cirkve. Ma no talk
mer kazda farnost' a Cd pravidel-
neho danoveho katastru lisi sa len
tym, ze povinnost' davkova sta
novena je tu v naturaliach a ME
v pe1aznom obnose. Tato poyin-
most zaLezi v urcitom pocte pra-
covnych dni, metrov dreva, plat
| ma, dr1beze atd'. Vel'mi caste sn
pripady, Hde vokator stanovl W.
slovne, ze tol 'ko tol 'ko giat, ko.
siel, rudnikov a iny'ch veci musia
odviest' p. fararovi cirkevnici.
w tohoto je videt', ze tieto
da1ove katastry cirkevne boly SO.
stav ovane vein davno. A je
to pravda, lebo vacsina ich po.
chadza este dob poddanstva. y
cirkve evanjelickej najviac id
sostavil starry Hurban.
Ak prejdete barsktorou dedi-
nou ma Slovensku, vsade pocujets
st 'aznosti ma tieto vokatory. Zvla.
Ste dnes, ked knazov kongrupvy
zakon postavil do jedneho radr
SO statnymi zamestnancami. Pri.
/ slusne cirkevne kruhy sri tiez o
chotne zaoberat' sa vazne odstra.
nenin tejto necasovej ustanoyiz
ne pripominaI Ilcej ma doby pod
1 danstva roboty. V popredi tejt,
akcie sd vedlci cinitelia cirlzve
evanjelicbei avsak ami katolick,
krqhy ME 50 naprosto cd toho.
Matt aisle nesd So povinnost
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
BUDU PESTOVAT CHMEL' Ma
SLOvENSKU.

Ma juznom Slovensku zacinaju
sa pokusy S pestovanim chmel u.
O zakladanie chmelnic v galant-
skom okrese maj1 zasluhy pr.
vom rade rol'nici Backy, ktori
sa tym uN tam zaoberali. Pesto.
vanie chmel'u je vel mi vynosne
Poda okolo Ciferu, Trnavy, Pie.
st an ma okoli je vraj tax 1rod
ma, ze sa vyrovna vsetkym chime
l'ovym oblastiam Cechach i ,
iu'hoslovanskej Backe.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
zAs VEL KY oHEN MA sPIsI

Y miaulych dnoch vypulxol y
,Spisskom Stvrtku ohen u rol 'nika
Mateja Oravca, ktory sa rychlo
rozsiril ma inc gazdovstva. Zho-
relo IA naplnenyclh stodol, 4 ho-
spodarske boone staviska diva
domy. Skoda obnasa vyse 100000
kor1n. Ucitel' Adamovsky LIE
tanoviec ohrozenfm svojho zivo-
ta vyniesol z horiaceho !, domu
malicke diet'a, pricom sam boil
vazne popaleny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
YouNasFQYEeK1 aLQTEYRK& HQYI1x

be ST Mich skoly Y Janke7ieiaHh
Bukanci, Rastodnej, Bytcianahei
Lehote a v Nerchovej. Okrem to-
no bolo usnesene, ably bola hned
vypisana s6t'alz ma stavbu statnej
chlapcenskej mestianskej skoly V
Lucetnci, ku ktorej boly uz plany
schvalene. Skolske 1rady sa usi-
lujd, aby stavba tejto skoQy "a
Gala este tohto roku.