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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-01
LATIN AMERICA
VALUED CUSTOMER
INCREASE EXPORTS

Washington. June 30-The consis-
tent increase in the volume of United
States exports to the various Latin
American countries Is revealed in a
trade report made public by the
Commerce Department.
Last year, the report discloses, our
exports to Latin America reached a
total value of $SS0,000, 000-a gain of
IA 1-2 per cent over 1924. This in
crease was accomplished notwith-
standing the fact that our largest
Latin America market-Cuba-wa
adversely affected by the drop in the
price of sugar which necessitated a
decrease in their purchases from this
country. With the exception of Cuba,
Bermuda and Peru, our exports to
every country in Latin America last
year exceeded those of 1924.
The extraordinary gain in our Lat
in American trade can be better I'M
derstood by a comparison of the 1925
figures with those of the last pre-
war year. United States exports to
Latin America Excluding Porto
Rico), the report shows were almost
three times as great in 1925 as In
1913. In The latter year these ex-
ports constituted IA per cent of our
total sales to the entire world while
in 1925 they amounted to IS per cent
A point of outstanding interest
brought out in the report is the great
increase in our share of the total for
eign trade of Latin America. The
United States now takes not only a
larger proportion of the exports OF
the various countries in this region
/, but furnishes a strikingly larger per-
centage of their total imports than
we did in pre-war years. In Central
America, we have increased our share
of the total import trade In every
country but Costa Rica. In Mexico
! the United States and Germany are
holding about the same shares as be-
fore the war, while the United King
dom has lost to other competitors. In
Cuba the United States has gained
approximately 10 per cent.
In every one of the South Ameri-
can Republics, the report points out
! the United States has made gains
both in volume and percentage OF
trade. At the same time the proper
| ton of our mpetitors-though not
! always the actual volume of trade
has fallen. A comparison of the ra-
| ito of our pre-war trade with that OF
| 1925 shows that in Colombia ouI
share increased from 26.7 to so pei
cent: in Venezuela from 3S5 to 554:
in Brazil from 1871 to PAP; in Uru-
quay from 1927 to 26.3; In Argentina
| from 14.5 to %; in Bolivia from IA
| to 2S; in Chile from 1871 to 23.5: in
| Peru from 2S.S to 1913, and in Ecua-
| dor from 81 to 40.3
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-01
Receive Funds
For Forest Fires

Thirty three States will receive
Federal funds to be spent in pre-
venting forest fires on State and
privately owned land, according to
an announcement made to-day by
the Forest Service, United States
Department of Agriculture.
The amount to be distributed
totals $607,670 and becomes avail
able on July /. Minnesota, Michi-
gan, North Carolina, Maine. Ala
bama, Washington, Oregon, Califor-
mia, Pennsylvania, New York, Texas,
Virginia, Louisiana, Idaho, and Wis
consin are among the States re-
ceiving more than $4,000 each.
Other States included in the ap-
portionments are Tennessee, Missis-
sippi, Montana, West Virginia, Mas
sachusetts, Kentucky, Georgia, New
Hampshire, Oklahoma, New Jersey,
Missouri, Vermont, Maryland, Con-
necticut, Ohio, New Mexico, Rhode
Island and South Dakota.
This distribution of Federal funds
is made under authority of the
Clarke McNary Forestry Act to
those States which maintain forest
protection agencies. Total expendi-
lures by these States, including
money contributed by landowners,
dIllOuHL W dDOGL 9O,0UU,UUU d year.
However, adequately to protect the
330,000000 acres of forest land, ex-
clusively of the National Forests,
located in these 35 States would re-
quire about $9,000,0O0 per annum, or
| less than three cents an acre, say
forestry officials. Thus the funds,
both State and Federal, available
for adequate protection of State and
privately-owned forest land equal
about one-third of the estimated
cost.
The Department Of Agriculture
also announces that $4,000 will be
spent during the fiscal year begin
ing July l, for conducting forest
taxation studies. This sum is like
wise authorized by the Clarke-Mc-
| Nary Act.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-01
PALERMO
GreeIey,s Corner School

CENTER-GreeIeys Corner school
closed Thursday, after a successful
year under the instruction of Mrs.
Almon Wentworth. Frances Smell
Frances Harmon, Grace Cain and
Philip Hannah did not miss in SPELL
ing during the year. There were 106
flowers on the wild flower list. Fran
ces Hannah brought so. Doris
Smell, Virgil Tyler and Arnold Clark
were awarded prizes for not beng
absent one-half day during the term.
Rosetta Stevens and Frances Smell
were the graduates from this school.
A picnic was enjoyed by all of the
school and some of the parents on
Oscar Bradstreets shore on Friday.
The day was passed in boating, fish
ing and lunching. A picture was
taken of the group.
Mrs. E. r. Irish and Ernest Irish
were in Augusta, Saturday afternoon.
Herbert Morang of Gardiner, has
been passing a few days at Eli
SHELLS.
Rev. and Mrs. George Davis are
passing a few days at South Waldo
boro. Mr.. Davis supplied the pulpit
there on Sunday.
Miss katherine Bowler Of Canton,
Mass, arrived Monday for the vaca-
tionI
Mrs. Eli Smell and sons, Leland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-01
ETNA

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Cook and Mrs.
Tibbetts, of Bangor, We're callers Sun
day afternoon, at the home of A. L,
Sylvester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Chadburne and
children, of Dixmont, were callers in
town, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Cole and
daughter, Elcena, of Bangor, and Mr..
and Mrs. P. E. Sylvester returned
Sunday from a visit with relatives
in Boston and vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hubbard are
receiving congratulations on the
birth of daughter, Sunday, June
81.
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Maxim ard
son, Donald. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Mason and Resale Folsom of Corin-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-01

ma. were visitors at Etna Camp
Ground for the day, Sunday.
Mrs. Mabel Gray and daughter,
Helen, of Stetson, were calling on
friends in town, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stevens, of
Stetson, have moved into the Hotel,
having leased the hotel and store on
the camp ground for the season.
Mrs. Nellie Day of Carmel is as
sisting in caring for Mrs. Elvira
Friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Friend ana
daughter, Airline. were business call
ers in Bangor, Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-01
State House Chat

Elmer Small, superintendent of
schools at York and Kittery, and
Superintendent Russell Greene of
Waldoboro were business callers
yesterday at the State department
of education.
Ralph L. Perkins, of Orono, rep
resentative in the S1st Legislature,
was a business visitor yesterday at
the State Houe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-01

tng materials; capital stock. $780,
$50, of which $3.50 is common, of the
par value of $40; and $150,000 is
preferred of the par value of 500;
$50 paid in; three common shares
subscribed: dire C t o rs-President,
Adolph Dissin of Portland; treas
urer, William w. Edelstone; and
Harry A. Schendel of South Port
land.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-01

ture Special, entitled 1.-THE Love
Thief"
On Saturday, the great spectacu-
lar drama, S. o. S. Perils of the Seas
featuring Elaine Hammerstein, will
be the premier attraction.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-01

saturday with Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.
Jacobs and family.
7. r. Gordon has been passing q
few DAYS at J. r. Walkers.
Mr. and Mrs. III. M. Hall and ram
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-01

lily Of Jay, Miss Cora Bradley pass,
Sunday with Mrs. Nellie Bradley
II. r. Jacobs suffered an iu.t.
Tuesday. but is more comfortab,. =
this writing. =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-01
ADJUSTMENTS
AUGUSTA OPERA HOUSE

Larry Semon a circus in "The Per.
feet Clown; George Walsh in
stirring Northwest drama, 1.-THE
Test Of Donald Norton; Comedy;
Pathe Review; Continuous 2 until
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-01

and Walter are passing few days
in Gardiner.
Rev. George Hamlen and wife of
Lewiston, were callers, Saturday at
w, w, Turner's.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-05-28
te Go rovny $ rovnym SO svojim
najblizsim bratom Cechom. Il.
CLOVER v PRAVEKU.

Ako nedayno .napisal isty geo.
log, maly archeologicky vylet do
praveku, tedy d odoby asi pred
$50 $50, 900 rokov, by mas prilis
neosviezil, lebo tejto dobe =
Dol to prechod cd dolby l'adovej'
do prvej DOLBY kaanennej - bola
nasa zem pokryta l'adovcami,
ktore sa pomaly roztapaly a miz-
ly, ably ucinily miesto prvym "a
kladom civilizacie. Y tehdajsej
"tkultllry'' bolo by 81 mono u
robit dobru predstavu o nzas-
nom dnesnom vyvoji l'udstva,
ktory my zname. Vzdor tomu w
sledkN vykopaviek konanych uz
pc niekol 'ko desat 'rocf vo Fran
eli najnovsej dobe ma Mora
We, ukazuju jasne, re i tehdajsi
clovek stal ma pomerne vysokom
kult1rnom rozumovom stupni.
Starsia doba kamenna spada geo.
logleky do DOLBY diluvialnej, Ia
dovej, a kult1rny vyvoj tejto do
by je ma zaklade dosial' uGine-
nych nalezov rozdeleny asi V 7
do 10 vyvojovych oddeleni Prve
vyvojove oddelenie je kladene do
DOLBY asi 100-250,G00 rokov pred
Mani nalezy tejto DOLBY uci-
meme ukazujii primitfvne tvoreie
schopnosti tehdajSieho cloveka
Sn to vacsinou slime kyle bez a
kejkol 'vek formy, ktorych pou
zlvane bolo ku vsetkym moznym
dcelom. Vyvrcholenie tejto "tech
niky' ulazuj1 nalezy v idol
Bezerskom (F'rancia) kde boil ma.
deny kyj tvaru podlhovasteho, M
konci rozsireny, g priostreny. Dru
he vyVojove oddelenie; ktorehe
zbytky bolyt najdene V Horyat
sku, Besarabii, ma Morave, Ne
mecku, Francii a Spanielsku, Wy
| znacujd sa zbraniami, opatreny
mi rukovat ami, dvojitym zao
strenfm ostrymi koncami. Vr
chol tejto skupiny predstavui
vel mi JENNIE vypracovany kyjal
ma sp6sob dyky dvojitym zao
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-05-28
Drobne ohlasky
FARMY MA PREDAJ

1875 AKROV, blizko Lake Milton
len 12 minlt dobrou cestou do Newton
Falls Tato zem nema budov. ale dobri
drodnd podu. 25 akrov je les, nieeo hru-
bych stromov. Hodny potok teeie cez
farn1u. Predam alebo zamenim "a NEST
sky majetok. Cena $500 "a aker. r. s.
WATERS JR., ZIG Dollar Bank Bldg.
134 AKROVA mlieeiarska farma,
vel 'kou mlieearskou barnou 60x70 stop,
S oblokami ma vsetkych styroch bokoch
basementu, miesta pre- SO krav, move
silo, voda v barni elcktrika, dobry 81
izbovy tehlovy dom, inc dobre budovi-
ska, 25 akrov pastviska modrou tra-
YOU, zem lezi vel'mi pekne, p6da ssan-
dy loam''. Nachodf sa len 900 stop cd
statmej cesty (Mahoning Av. extention)
a ma predok ma cestE, teraz sa dlaz-
diacu. V polovici eesty medzi North
jackson Lake Milton. Budovy me-
mono postavit' "a menej nez $4,000,
nachodite 81 blizko miest ako War
rem, Newton Falls Youngstown, po
dobrych cestaeh. Daktora prazdna zem
v susedstve tejto predana bola "a $400
aker. ia predam tdto farmu za 800
aker. Podmienky: $5,o0o00 hotovych.
Pricina predaju: nemozem sama West
tnto farmu. MATTEL 'KA Miss RAN
dali, Post Office Lock Box 3s3, Youngs-
town, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-05-28

strenini a spicou ma konci. Taketo
kyle holy najdene neporusene VI
celNch svazkoch, takEe sa vysky-
tia domienka, ze neboly predme,
tom potreby, ale predmetom ma.
,bozenskaho zbozi1ovania. " o.
statnych skupinach mono pozo-
rovat' tlzasny modzgovy vyvoj
cloveka. Cd prvych umeleckych
pokusov razu vyucne sexuahe-
no pres poeiatky spracovania ko-
sti jake ihal a okras az k uncle
ckym predmetom k soske maj
denej u Predmostia ma Morave.
Zaroven vyvojom dusevnym ide
i vyvoj telesny. Cd cloveka mean
dertalskeho, ktoreho celust' ko-
sti mad ocima vystupovaly do
predku a ktoreho lebka ma vel'-
ku pOdObu s lebkou orangutana
az k cloveku t. Nv. aurignacke-
mu, Il ktoreho tieto zvieracie zna-
ky, sd uz vel mi zjasnene, ukazu-
je vsetko jemnenie a tvorenie ra-
sy.
Dnes v dobe, kde sa obrazy a
slova prenasaj1 vzduchom, ked
clovek dosahuje vysin, akych ne
dosiahne vtak, V stoleti vsetkych
tych ohromnych neuveritel'
nNoh vynalezov, je celkom ma
mieste pripomenut' 81 tych, ktori
ku vsetkemu tomu dali zaklad
(CEPS). ~~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-05-28
Blu mas vo vol bach a oslabu

Bij1 mas vo vol bach a oslabu-
ju v mladezi. Mlad naroda jar,
a nadej, chcd znemoznit'. Myslfs
citatel'u, ze snivame? Me, odvo-
lame sa ma hotove skutky. Prizri
sa. V Kanade, Kube, Mexiku, Ar
gentine najdes tisfce tych najsil-
nejsich symov nasho naroda. Pre-
co? Preto, lebo ich vyhnala praz-
ska centralistnka vlada ma ich
miesta poslala svojich l'udi.
Nuz, name spat'? Name sa so
zalozenynni rukami divat' ma to,
jake nasi bratia a sestry pod Ta-
trami hyndg zijeme easy, akych
,me este nikdy nemali = ked
ich nepochopime, zahynieme.
Bratia, sestry, prosime vas, do
davajte silly nasej vsenarodnej
organizacii tym, ze sa hlasite pod
jej zastavu, ze rozsirujete jej pre-
gram, re horlite "a nu, ze poma.
hate dovrsit' jej dielo, ktore ko'
ma znameni hesla: "Za til mast
,lovencinu!".
Slovaci, Slovenky, mech hla:
Slovenskej Ligy ME je hlason
volaj1ceho ma pnsti!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-05-28

Stat sa maiitel'om, aj;zabezpecit
vyzivnost'F ma starsi vek.

Mann ~ akra, izbovy vel'mi do.
.bry dom, mastal, garadz, kurnik, chile
vik vsetko elektrikou zariadene, do
bra cesta, Is mindt cd Ohio Works a
10 mindt od Mahoning kary, "a $3.50.
$1,000 hotovost', ostatok ma splatky.
so akrov, Z. mil Cd mcsta 2 kravy,
9 kone knry, $50 ovocnfch stromoy,
maliny, hrozno, vel'ka mastal, izbe-
w dom, "a $4,000. Vezmem domek v
meste "a pnemeru. !,
2sakrov 5 izbovy dom, dobra pivni-
ca, nova mastal, 4 krasy, 2 dobre ko-
he, osipane 50 kur, husy kacky, len
mil' cd mesta dobre eesty troch
stran fanny. Moze sa zasarat' "a dom.
Cena $4,000.
Krasny 8 izbovy dom moderny Fri
South Side parku, Tot 50 pri $50, ga
radz, uliea dlazdcna, vsetko vyplatene.
Cena $3.50. Stoji no Wac vystavit'.
styri izbove domy, elcktrika, fornes
knpelna, po $4,000. Len $500 prva spla-
tka.
| 5 izbovy moderny dom ma Benwood
"a $4,000. $1,000 V hotovosti.
6 izbovy dom garadz ma lote 40 pri
| 1852, blizko Market South Ave. $4250.
| 2 sest' izbove domy, moderne, lot so
pri $50, spolu $4,000. Stoja 1900 po-
tavit' okrem lotu.
6 izbovy tehlovy dom, predny 4 zad-
ny pore murovanI spodok cinento-
vanf, nailepsia a mOderna dnukajsia
robota, lot so pri 336, zadok zenic do
Mill Creek parku. To je mala farma ma
Public Square. Kcd' chcetc krasny dom
IA krasnom mieste, tu je zriedkava prl-
lezitost'. $l1.5O0.
II krasnych lotov pri Mahohing ma
Maryland Ave. blizo kostola Memo Je-
| zis Ohio Works. Lofty 40 pri LAG. Len
do l. maja po 1915 na splatky.
/ lot ma Z. Dewey Ave, stal mas Wy,
Sc $500, "a $3.50.
l lot na Philadelphia "a $105O.
LOT na Emery "a $lO5O.
l lot SO pri $50 pri Mill Creek parku
IA krasnych ovocnych stromov, kurnfk
a stajia, "a $2500.
Pol akra zeme. stor izby "a $4,000
Ma Silliman st. II izbovy dom ma
familie, lot 70 pri 136, utica dlazdena
dobra investlcia, donasa $50 mesacne
"a $4,000.
A tn nam dom ma dokaz lacnoty: II
izbovy ma dive familie pc izieb, ulics
dlazdena, lot so pri $50, vycistim o
farbim, ma Lansing Ave. pri Albert st
blizko do roboty, kostola, sk6l kary
len "a 1880.
! O d'alsie vysvetlenie Haste sa
/ JOZEF j. SCHROMOFSKY
7O7 Dollar Bank Bldg.
Telefony: 75149 Res. 83114
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-05-28
MA PREDAJ

MA PREDAJ
Baby Grand piano. Je to vysokej
triedy krasneho toDu nastroj a
preda sa odpoly zdarma. Piste ma
p. @. Box Alt.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-05-28
DETsKE HRACKY MA
STRANU.

Posiivaj, priatel'u, ci dakedy
citis, ze 81 ustatym?
CT poznavas po sebe, ze tvoje
telo je unavene?.
CT 81 nedovolis myslet' tom,
re 81 ustatym a preto telo tvoje
potrebuje odpocinok?
CT 81 uz dakedy spozoroval ia
sebe, ze ked' sa ii nedostane ma
dost potrebneho odpocinku, ci-
tis ma sebe prepracovanie?
Ma tebe MET mic takeho, CO by
sa nedalo odstranit'.
Jestli s veseaou mysl on pfacu-
jes cely den, tento sd pre- teba i
tax zakoncf.
Jestli vsak hned' "a rama sta
mes sa mrzutym, namysl 'avym, re
to alebo inc zda sd ii byt' t t'az-
kym, neprekonatel 'nym, - cely
len 81 potom takym, mic ii je ME
DO voli. Nasledovne praca ii je
obt 'aznou a ida sa ii, ze 81 Il
lohe otroka, t.. ]. ze otrocB a ME
kto mad tebou zvija korbacom.
ako by ia do prace nahanal.
Ked' sa chystas de prace ma,
myA as 81, re 81 ustatyym, takyym
zostanes "a cely den, i ked' do.
NOV prides. 1 ked' sa poberas ns
lozko.
| A ustata myslienlh ia drzi "a
niekol 'ko dni, to- jest do tych cias
kym nezacnes niecom inom roz
mysl at.
| Cim Wac Sd zaoberas $ podob
nymi myslienkami, tym Wac 81 u
statym konecne i mrzutym, nil
ia netesf.
| V ndci ii nedajii podobne my
slienky spat', ustavicne ia zne
| pokojujt. A ked' rano vstanes
citis sa jako by 81 Dol 'spolama
my. Naproti tomu, silny a po
koiny spanok nahradi vSetky
lenne t'azkosti.
I A ked' v tom d 'alej pokracujes
II pocas slobodneho casu, pri ma
vsteve svojich priatel'ov, pred
stavujes ustateho kloyeka..: L'u
| dia- priatelia ia l'utujd, ne
prajnfci sa teba vysmievajd.
7 Preto, ably 81 tomu vyhnul, ne
| lhraj sa ma detsku zabavku. Bud
muzom a tom smere konaj svt
| je povinnosti Co clovek Slovak
Iroduverny syn svojho naroda. 4
.presvedcfs sa, ze ia wac nebud
Il Z a. u
natal ustatost'; tvoja mysel
|vyjasni sa tvoj zivot pre teb
nebude Wac tiurchou, ale radost
nym povolaniin, ktore ii diktuj
! tvoje povinnosti a ktore vd 'aen
pint a vykonavat' budeS co re
duverny sym svojho slovenskeh
J naroda a pracovat budes pre- jt
no blahobyt, aby Dol st 'astlivy1
la slobodnym vo svojej vlasti.
4 To je tvoja povinnost', ktor
: konaj verne a ochotne, pre- poko
! nj buducnost' syojho naroda,
by tento zil ' pokoji q blahob.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-05-28
MA PREDAJ NARADIE 20 sKLADU
ktore sa nikto nehlasS.


Postele, springy, matrace. kasne,
pracie stojany, stolicky hojdaeky sifo-
roby, postele. divane, denne postele,
kobercc, pokrovce a sicie stroje. Parlo-
rove sibory, knizn6 stoly, stojany, sto-
love lampy, davenporty, settees, rome
stolice a hompaky, jedalne sdbory, sto-
ly, china klozety, bufety, sicie stoly,
boone dosky, chodbove stromky, fono-
grafy a radio stoly. Kuchynske subo
,ry, stoly, stolicky. cupboards, uhl 'ov6
gazove Il kombinovan6 pece, umyvace
riadu, vystroj pre- strizny obchod, ka
she Ma saty, vykladne kasne, kasirove
tafle, registre ma peniaze, sicie stroje,
stoly ma strihanie, zrkadla, restauran-
tove zariadenieu sotlkys tafle, stoly,
kasne ma Pad, kasne ma jedlo, sporaky.
Preda sa vel'mi lacno.
nIrpr.EY STOP CO
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-05-28
DODAVAJME silly NASEJ CE-
LONARODNEJ ORGANIZACII.

neJSlm. PretO l udla wv OQ prduaV
nych vekov spolcovali, organize
vail sa. Organizovali sa wv bibli-
ckf Zidia. Organizovali sa start
Rimania, Grekovia. A krest AN
stvo co je inc, ako organizacn?
Cim viacej pokroeila kult1ra,
vzdelanost' narodov, tym vacsmi
citila sa potreba organizovania sa
tym vacsmi vyvinoval sa smy-.
sci pre- organizaciu. Dnes Glove
censtvo pozostava 20 samych Or
ganizalcii, l'udia sa organizujni
podl'a narodnosti, reel, nabozen-
stva, zamestnania atd'.
l my, Slovaci, naucili SINE sa V!
pokrocilej Amerike organizovat !
sa. Name rozlicne spolky a SINE
radi, ze ich name. V tychto spol-I
koch je nasa sila sustredena eim|
lepsie budn tieto spolky stat i
tym vacsiu silu znamename. Ma
me podporne spolky, name telo-
cvicne jednoty, name nabozen-
ske spolky a to je vsetko vel'mi
dobre. Ale tieto rozlicne spolky
nereprezentuju vsetkych synov a
dcery slovenskeho naroda, zij1-
cich Amerike, ale len tych,
ktori su do nich zapisanf.
Ale name chvalabohu i taky
spolok, >takd. organizaciu, ktora je
celonarodna, ktora nehl adj ami
na cirkevnn prislusnost', ami na
stav, ami ma hmotne polozenie, a
nj na mic inc, len ma to, re SINE
Slovaci. Taketo spolky ma kaz-
dy narod. A tento mas spolok vse
narodny je: Slovenska Liga A,
merike. Slovenska Liga je, tedy
organizaciou slovenskeho naro-
da, ako TAXA ma hovorit V je-
no meme. No ma hovorit' hlasom
silnym, smelym, sebavedomym
lebo ITCHY HAS nesk'sat' dobre.
nesmely, bojazlivy hlas je smies-
ny "a ponizeny hlas je znakom sla
bosti, hmotnej a dusevnej chudo-
by. Slovenska Liga moze vsak len
talk hovorit' silnym, smelym a Sc
bavedomtm hlasom, ked' bude
silna.
V mesiaci jini 1926 bude tomu
dcvatnast rokov, co nasf statn
rodol ol'ubovia zalozili ttto naSu &C.
lonarodmu organizaciu. Zalozili il
preto, ably ona sdruzila pod svo
ju zastavu vSetkych roduvernycl
synov a dcery slovenskeho naro
ola "a 1celom: sluzit' narodu Z
branit' ho proti vsetkym jeho ne
priatel 'om. lie ako Slovenska LII
ga konala a kona svoje ~vznesent
poslanie tom len tol 'ko: konals
kona svedomite vsetky tie pra
cc, ktore smerujn ku zabezpece
niu st 'astnejsej lepsej buddcno
sti nasho naroda 'l'udu sloven
sktho. Slovenska Liga ma nema
le zasluhy ma tom, ze mas narod
oslobodil sa z jarma tisIcrocneho
Pravda, Slovenska Liga nedo
koncila este svoju iilohu. Este m;
mnohe povinnosti, ktore keby ne
splnila, znevazila by svoj slavny
krasny, cisty, slovensky Slit, "a
vrhla by celti svoju slavu, svojl
vel l'kolepd historiu.
Kazdy iiprimny Slovak a Slo
venka vie, ze mas narod este j
ME tiplne svobodnly, ze je este
dnes zaznavany, otroceny nj
pospas ponechany. Nasi predac
trpia. Slovensky l'ud hynie a u
lteka do cudziny.
Nemuslme d'aleko ist': mlfov
ske vazenie, pravota macedon
skNm tulakom Dimitrijevicom
restrikcia slovenskych~ lradnikoy
parcelovanie vel kostatkov, prid
lovanie licencii HASA kan dospe
je knaz, obchodnik, rolnik n
meselnfk Slovak, ak nezapre 70
a povod svoj. Chcete vedet' co
toho prlcina? Nuz mic inc, len t.
ze sa patricni hlasia prava svo
hn aarnid,a 81 farnlxra invv0h hr.
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AVENUE GRAND.

Sunday. Eleanor Boardman and
Conrad Nasel In Memory Lane" and
comedy. Business Enga cement;
Monday. Ricardo CorteZ and Greta
Carlo in Torrent" and Clyde Cooke
in What's The World Coming To-:
Tuesday, Lewis s. Stone ard Anna @.
Nilsson in Too Much Money" and
Cliff Bowes in Keep Trying; We'd
nesday, Alice Joyce ana Conway
Tearle in "Dancinc Mothers" and
comedy; Thursday, Madge Bellamy and
Jack Mulhall in The Dixie Mer-
chant" and Glenn Tryon in Long
Pants" Friday. George Sidney and
Charlie Murray in The Cohens and
kellys' and Aesop Fable; Saturday.
Tom Moore in The Song and Dance
Man" Lige Conley in "I.ickety Split"
and Casey of the Coast Guard No. 4.