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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
DRY OFFICERS HUNT
EASTER EGGS FILLED
WITH FORBIDDEN ALE

DALLAS, April 3.-Lone Wolf, NJ.
It. Gonzalez and other federal prohi'
bition agents engaged in an Easter
egg hunt Saturday for egg-shaped
TASKS with whiskey yolks.
Federal authorities were tipped of
to the fact that a wealsly Dallas man
had invited a number of his friends
to hunt this variety of egg at a party
at his home Sunday afternoon.
The officers are conducting an in
yestigation TO learn to whom the
specially made eggs and their intend
ed contents were consigned.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
POINT ISABEL SOLD
FOR $500, 900; TO Be-.
MADE INTO RESORT

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, April 81
The townsite of Point Isabel was sold
today by Charles Champion and J., X.
Wells to capitalists for half a million
dollars, and is to be developed into
an ocean resort.
The transfer was handled through
the local firm of James-Dickinsou
Farm Mortgage Company. The town
site includes GAO acres Of laud.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
IS |T~s.
Jelly-bean Bandit Robs Store
Railroad Plays
Easter Rabbit
For Children

Children travelling over the
Southern Pacific Lines on East.
err Sunday will not miss their
colored eggs for byeakfsst, Tom
Hood, assistant general passen-
ger agent Of the railroad, an
nounced.
Every s. p. cook has been
supplied with anilines, and or
ders were given for them to serve
the little travellers their eggs in
the color desired.
Those who cannot eat hard
boiled eggs because their stom.
achs are too delicate and can not
digest them, will be given Easter
greetings cards signed by w. X.
Scott, president Of the railroad,
Mr.. Hood said
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
C0GIDGE FAMILY
TO OBSERVE EASTER

. WASHINGTON. d. c., April s.
President Coolidge, accompanied By
Mrs, Coolidge and their son. John. will
attend Easter services tomorrow MORN
ing in the First Congregational church,
where they regularly worship. That
win he their only public observance
Of the Easter festival.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
LENGLEN REFUTES
BETROTHAL REPORT
RY UnlNersaI seryice.

CANINE. April 3.-"I haven't the
pleasure of the gentleman's acluaint'
ance. / know no one named Often
BACH
This was the reply today of Suzanne
Lsnglen, "the Incompatible" to the
report Of the tennis queens engage
mcnt to Jacques Brinde Jones Often
bach, poet and musical critic.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
BRITISH PRINCESS
| REPORTED IMPROVED

LONDON. April 3.--Princess Vie
toria, sister Of King George. who is
III with influenza-pneumonia, is in
more favorable condition, a bulletin
issued tonight stated.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
HI-Y CLUBS TO QUIT
UNTIL NEXT FALL

With a joint banquet at the "Y"
at p. m. April %. members Of the
eight Junior and senior Hi-Y clubs
will discontinue all activities until
next September.
More than 500 youths are expected
to attend the final meeting, accord
ing to Norman McCloud, assistant
secretary of the boys work depart.
ment.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
MAN SEEKS SISTER
BELIEVED IN CITY

Moving from army post to post
during his Il years of service, George
salmen, Cleveland. Ohio. lost touch
with his sister. Mary salmen.
She married and left in 1908 to
live near San Antonio.
salmen has written Postmaster P.
g. Lucas in an effort to ascertain
whether his sister still lives near.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
MRS. ]. L. SLAYDEN
REPORTED IMPROVED

Although shn grayely i'll, Mrs.
James l.. Slayden, widow of the late
congressman, was slightly better Sat
urday, according to report from her
residence at 1925 West Craig Place.
She has been III for more than q
month.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
NEW BRIDGE OPEN
AT FOURTH STREET

The new Fourth street bridge
across the San Antonio river was
opened to traffic Saturday after
noon.
Asphalt topping win be applied
next week, Street Commissioner Paul
e. Steffler said
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
OFFICER INJURED
TN CYCLE SMASHUP

Deputy Constable \. Fl. Lopez was
painfully but not seriously injured Sat
urday when his motorcycle and an au-
tomobile collided at Commerce and San
Saba streets. He received emergency
treatment at the Robert B. Green hos
pi!aL
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
CITY AUDITORIUM
INTERESTS EAST

"Tell us all about your new audi
torium." stated letter from the syria
cuse, n. Z, Chamber Of Commerce,
received at the Chamber of Commerce
Saturday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
SERBIA,S CABINET
DECIDES TO RESIGN

LONDON, April 3.-Ihe Serbian
cabinet has decided to resign, accord
ing TO a Central News dispatch re-
ceiyed here tonight from Belgrade.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04

CTANDARD Oil and Vacuum Oil
- buy 100000 tons of refined oil
from the bolshevik government at
SIT a ton, S3,20O,0oo for 10000
tons. Any bargain made by Stand
ard Oil Is q good bargain. The IN
teresting proof that bolshevism is not
without business sense. 1t also re-
minds American officials opposed to
recognition Of the Russian govern
meut that such recognition is Amer
Loan prosperity.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
SAN ANTONIO
MEN HURT
IN D|LLET
WRECK
Auto Turns Over in Ditch
After Running Off
Culvert End.

: Three men were probably
fatally injured and two oth-
ers less seriously Saturday
evening as the result of -
automobile accident five
miles south of Dincy on the EagIeA
Pass highway.
The seriously injured are:
L. w. Goodwin, 20, e04 Rigsby
avenue, internal injuries and probable
fracture Of the skull.
c. zedler, ottine. internal I'M
juries.
A. G. Jansen, 1112 Rigsby avenue
internal injuries.
Henry Hagelstein, San Antonio
real estate man, received scratches
and bruises, while B. Zedler of OF
tine, escaped with a broken lee ami
minor injuries.
RETURNING TO S. A.
The five were riding in an auto
mobile on their return to San Antonie
after examining real estate near Dill
ley when the accident happened.
Swerving out of the road to pass
truck, the automobile ran off the
end Of calvert, which had been
obscured from the drivers vision.
CAR TURNS OVER.
The car overturned and rolled
down an embaukment to rest at the
bottom of a ditch mass Of wrecs-
age. Dazed the passengers lay in tbs
mud and water of the ditch for more
than fifteen minutes before motor
lists took them to Dilley where fra
aid was given.
e. e. Goodwin, S04 Rissby avenue
son of L. W. Goodwin. was notified
Of the accident at o'clock. He left
San Antonio with an ambulance and
arrived in Dilley, distance Of II
miles, in a little more than one hov-
and half. Three other ambulancez
were dispatched from San Antonio 10
bring the injured to the city. ~
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
Today
Drawing Cards.
What Appeals?
Monks in Russia.
"Reds" in Business.
By Arthur Brisbane
Copyright. 1895 By Star G

= ADY ASTOR. charming young
American from Virginia, now
raising the moral tone of the
British empire in the House of Com
mons, was disguised because very few
attended meeting in which she and
others laid down the moral law. She
said the hall would have been packed
had the attraction been a demon
stration of hair dressing and perma-
nent waving.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04

PAVING.
WILL COST
$25O,OOO
Former Governor Ferguson
Announces Project to
Complete Chain.

Assurance Of a quarter-millionzlol-
lar bodybuilding project for South
west Texas has been announced by
James Il. Ferguson.
Two gaps in the road from San An
tonic to Corpus Christi win be con.
verted from dirt roads into endar.
ing links in the great highway chain
that reaches out Of Bexar county, the
ex-governor said, following a confer
ence between State Highway Commits
sioner John Beckett, Judge Augustus
McCloskey and Judge ]. o. Clingman
Of Karhes county.
After discussing the project with
its supporters, Mr.. Beckett informed
the conference he will place the mat
ter before the Highway Commission
at once.
"ohn LNEot1CtlED.
One strip of road is in Karnes
county, ten miles long, and the other
is 14-mile gap in Wilson county.
This matter has been neglected
and should have been finished long
ago." Mr.. Ferguson said. "The in
creased motor traffic an this section
of Texas, to and from San Antonio.
justifies a convenient aud speedy
route of travel. When the gaps are
linked to the highway a trip TO Cor.
pus Christi OF 70 San Antonio will be
reduced to the minimum amount of
time"
Mr.. Ferguson stated that the strip
Of road in Karncs county has been
graded, and only remains to be sur.
faced with rock asphalt or other suit.
able material. Little work has been
done on the Wilson. county gap, he
said.
EARLY COMPLEXION.
Judge Clingman came from harnes
county to confer with the governors
representative, and Judge MeCloskey.
who has been interested in the project
for long time. urged the assurance
of early completion.
ave all agreed that the matter
should be presented actively TO thu
Highway Commission. and Mr.. Bick.
EFT assured us that the completion o,
this work, which has been delayed
since 1924. shall begin at an early
date" Mr.. Ferguson declared.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04

A CHARMING lady-an Ameri.
IA csn-comes from Europe carry
ing a sweet little fUur-pUupd black
and tan dog-a refined, elegant little
dog. II wore silk hood on It's head.
little flannel jacket buitoned tight
ly sround its stomach and chest,
cloak of warm wool, q nice little
handkerchief, used by the maid 20
wipe its nose and eyes. IL had
gloves, or shoes, Of the finest kid
for its four little feet. Once in a
while IL must run around on the
ground and might hurt its toes. The
hid prevents that
This well-cared-for dog costs, the
lady says about $1,000 year for up
keep.
Fathers bringing up family on
$500 year or less are invited by
earnest radicals 10 think and .oar
about this. There is no need of roar
ing.
Some that are too rich must be
foolish with their MONEY as many
that are too poor are extremely fool
ish with their TIME.
The owner of the little dog would
probably waste the money on her
self, II she didn't spend it on the
dog. What difference does it make,
whether the money is wasted on the
black and tan, or the lady?
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04

TN New York, 1925 men and wo-
men paid $7s,432 for the pleasure
of seeing young man named Strib-
ling conquer another named slattery
in a prizefight. No Intellectual SER
mon could have drawn that amount
of money.
A bigger prizefight between Demp-
sey and Carpenter drew in gate
receipts of 81 ,6OO, 900.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04

THE holy synod of Moscow, repre-
! senting Bolshevism and controii-
ing the Russian church, has official
" put an end to monasticism.
Monks will no longer be allowed
10 devote their lives to saving their
own souls. Each one will be COM
PEELED "to adopt some pursuit oy
which he can earn living and con-
tribute something to the general well
fare"
This strikes blow to one OF the
Oldest religious institutions. the col
lection of individuals devoted to
religious life. These monasteries ex-
listed long. before the beginning Of
Christianity, in Thibet and elsewhere,
The soviet authorities decide that
they are out of date.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
THE WEATHER

San Antonio and vicinity:
Sunday increasing cIoudiness
and somewhat warmer: moder.
ate to fresh northerIy winds.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04

EIGHTY-FIvE per cent in our i'm
IL port duty will keep italian
straw, FOR making hats. out Of the
Urited States and take work from
100000 in Tuscany. Unless it can
be shown that this country makes
great deal by this tariff increase. IL
seems useless cruelty to ruin an in
dustry that employs 100000 workers
in q friendly nation.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04

HENRY FORD seems TO know
III about transportation and bust
ness generally. He bought a bank
rupt railroad that couldn't pay ex-
penses. High finance smiled sardon-
ically. Last year the common stock
OF that railroad. earned s16J9 a
share.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04

First Section of
Local, State and
World NeWs
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-31
PLATY AMER. POSLANCOV A
sENATORoV.
F. L. I. s..

Ola posledneho zakona tykaju-
echo sa upravenia platov a pozit-
kov zastupcov V americkych "a
konodarnach, obnaSa plat senate
ra 10000 dolarov rocne okrem ce-
stovnych p1fplatkoV ciniacich
priemerme $50 dolarov ma osobu.
Senatori su tiez opravneni "a
mestnavat' ma statne trovy isty
pocet siikromnych ilradnikov. Tt,
co su zaroven perdsedmi niekto-
reho komitetu, Mavaji caste dost
znacny pocet kancelarskych sill.
Avsak al ii, co nepredsedaju ziad
nemu vyborov, sl opravneni je-
don kazdy ku styrom slkromnym
uradnfkom, S platoon, ktory ne.
s1nie presahovat' II prveho $500
dolarov rocne, u druheho 1,940,
u tretieho 81 $50 a Il stvrteho
81 $50 rocne. Okrem toho je H.
stym obmosom pamatane al ma Inc
vydavky senatne, ako kacelarske
potrcby, sostavovanie reel a bro.
ztr, ich vydanie atd'.
Clenovia domu zastupcov (po-
slaneckej snemovne) dostavajr
tiez 10000 dolarov rocne okrem
nahrady "a cestovne vyidavky, oh.
nasajiiccj priemerne $400. V tom
to prfpadc zakcn neureuje pocet
| uradniEov, ktori m0zu byt' pc
slancami zamestnani IA Statne tr(
Wy, ale povoluje pre- tento iicel OBJ
nos $1,760,0O0. Jedon kazdy po
slanec alebo delegat uzemia m;
ltedy k zmienenemu ilcelu povo
lenu slmu styri tisic dolarov roc
ne. Talk isto ako V pripa'de sena
tu, sii poskytovane iste obnosy pc
nazi ma kancelarske potreby, tia
Genie reel a broztr atp.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-31
MA PRAHU NovEHo RoKU.

Pri takychto prflezitostiach, a.
ko ,je novy rok, potrebne je, ably
SINE 81 zretedlne predstavili pred
oci ciel', "a ktorym ideme, ulohu,
ktoru plnit' mame, myslilenku,
ktora ma West riadit' vsetky
skutky nase.
Mas ciel', jake 81 ho Slovensla
Liga V Amerike urcila a urcuje,
.je tento: bdhaty, vzdelany, seba-
povedomy narod Slovensky! Po-
zrime sa blMsie ma tento mas vse-
obecny program:
kto 81 "a veducu myslienku a
ttzbu poklada to, ably sa stal slo-
vensky narod bohatym, vzdela-
nym, sebapovedomym, ten prano-
vat musi ma tom, ably sa ustavic
ne vzmhhal i; ID bhahobNt, Nzhala-
most, narodne sebayedomie ma
rode slovenskom. Hmotny bla'ho-
byt je prvou podmienkou vset-
Echo nasho usllovania, lebo me.
dzi zobrallmi nemoze prel1vitat
alni uzdl2Ealiost ami narodnost
Vzdelancst preto treba vsemoz
ne sirit a prehlbovat', lebo ler
cestou osvety dostaneme sa i
pravu ilplnei svobode. Narod
ne se'bavetlomie V sebe udrzoyat
upevmova: m,lsime, nechceme
| Ii. ahv, mas narod zahynul a ute
nul V narode cudzom.
Zpritomnimie 81 aspon nlekto
| re hlavne hesla
| /. Ma poll hmotneho blahoby
Tin: podporoyanie nasskych orga
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-31

Kosmak-Kukatko. Hs
Kosmak-Lidskv zvcrinec.
Kosmak-Povidky.
. Kosmak-Zcnit So .ci pozeliti
Kosmak-Eugenie.
Kosmak-Jak byl Rapoucn Jur. W.
ecen, humorcska.
kosmak--Ztracena. =,
Kosmak-Jak Martin bloudil na
srayou cestu opet sc vratil.
Kukucin--Dom strapi.
Kuzmauy-Rozpomienky a kresby.
I'askomersky-Zafty rozmary.
Lieskov-Rozpravky.
Marothy. y.SoItesz-Pro..i prllu.
Maupassant-Novely
Mikszath-Sloveask r01aci.
Miksz;th- Petrov dazdnik
Observation-Disclosures Leila.
B-M-Storocnd pamiatka narodcnia
foyscsa.
Mrstik-Pohalka maje.
Nemcova-BabiGka.
Nemcova-Diva bara. Dobry clorek
hyze pod horami.
Nemcova-Naro;i: bachcTky po
sesti
! Nemcova-Ohra2ek yesnicliy
Pictor-Kavkazsky zajatcc a in,
| 'lanky.
j Pietor-Miskcva smrt' inc ei;. Ky
p;rtcr-Stedry veccr inc canky.
L ctor -Uzcrpik inc tlauky.
r.ctor y lasky hnev u inc elapky
| Podiayorinska--Kde sa walt
Poajavoriuska " otroctvc.
ro.apcIkoV skutocnei sIuibc.
Przewa. Tctmaj ajer-zbojnicka chalip,
1 inc povcsti Taticr.
liltka pod Grunwaldom
Sicnkiewicz--Danus
Observation-Disclosures
| Sicnkicwiez--Jurand 20. Spyehowa.
Sl4vik-Hospodarske prednasky.
Slovenskd kpiznica.
| Srcmca--Vladimir pukljen.
Tajoysky Zpod kcsy.
Tajovsky Bcsednice
TimrayaMl Mlrnost' ysetko.
Timrava-Ta zem vabna.
Tolstoj-Nevyzpytatel me su ccsty p
Tomasik Malkotenti.
Vajansky-L 'alia. novcIa.
Vajansk y-Bab!e lcto.
Vajansky--Dyc scstry.
Vajansk S-Kotlin.
Yajansky Letiace tiene.
Vaianskl Mier duse.
yajansky sky-Podrost.
Vajansky y>-Pustokyct
NajanskJ--Sobrau6 diola.
Faiansk " malom nieste.
FajaDsky Verse.
vazov-Nie mill, ME drahi.
YazovPod jarmom.
yel'konocns rozpravky.
Nxkfiescnie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-31
Soznam slovenskych knih ' mestskej
verejnej kniznici.

Jaros-Krakonos, dram. pohadka.
Krasnohorska-Me -Medved' a villa.
Krofta--Nad Berounkou pod Tetjnem
Nemcove--Babicka v zamku
Plumloyska-Krkonos
Plumlovska-Sen, vianocnt hra
MISUNDERSTANDING
Plumlovska-Zlata husa
Plunlovska-Zlata nit
Sambcrk-Era Kubankova, Tart. hra
Samberk-VJlet pana Broueka
Scllacek--Chytry Honza
Sedlacek-Sedem havranov
Sedlatek--Stoleeku, prestri "a.
SedlaGek-Ko ouzelnice Rozambrada
Semeradova--Zlaty ptak.
Sima-Dlht, siroky hystrozraky.
Stolba-PeniaZe.
Stolba-Za sl'achtickym erbem.
stroupeznicky--Zvikovsky rarasek'
stroupeznicky-Pah Mesicek.
stroupeznicky-Pani MinemlstroVa.
vorackova-O pysnem Janickovi.
vajansky-Letopis ziveny.
Wagner--Ak6 bude pocasie.
Banik-Slob. kr. mesto Zvclen.
KAlal-Na krasnem Slovensku.
Zayadil-Velchrady Dcvin Mia
Maycr-Hungarica.
VajanskS-No olosko- Venecia.
Vaiaushy-Sofia Pleyno.
Havlasa-Pat' kalifornskych povestl
Botto--Slovaci, vtvin ich ndrodneho
povcdomia.
ii. v.-Cernovsky process.
Kalai- --Slovaci, strueuy rozhled Pc
lobe minule i.pritomne
Markovic-NitriaLsky polit. process
Nalasiy a vyhl lady.
Sasinck--Obrana sv. Methoda.
Sasinck- -Slovaci v Uhorsku.
Pictor-Napor-odpor.
Sasinek-Strutny dejcpis Uhorska.
sasinck-Dejepis Slovlkov.
Francisci--vlastny zivotopis.
Alexandra-Rok 1S47-1S4s Uhracb
Nenadovie-O Cernohorcoch
Kmct .-Juraj Hcleek.
( Hurban --Pamiatka. Sostavil Joze5
Skult6ty.
Aliqais-Rodina Rovesssch. Koman'
BjornsOn--Rybarta.
Beblavy--Janoslk.
Bjoruson-Arnc, Ioveln.
Gipkay-Poklad.
dickens Nianocna pieseh prozc.
Glowacki-Kresby obrazyk,
Goldsmith Wakefieldsky farar.
HaylasaPrvni tatransk6 povidky.
HavIasa Poslednf tatranske povidky
Janoyska Pastierda, a inc povcsti.
Kosmak Chrt, obraz 70 zivota.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-31
r. G.. VASU COMPANY
213 Terminal Bldg Tel. 1896
MA PREDAJ

Nasledkom usporiadania majetku,
majitel' musi predat' svoj dom Cd tc
raz do 16. januara. Tento dom nacho-
di sa na West Side, blizko Ohio Works.
. izieb, fornes, gaz, elektrick5 svctla,
toilet V pivnici. Dom je vo vel mi do
brom stave. Utica dlazdcna. Vel ky
lot. Ccna $295o.O0 HotovJch cd $1,000
do $500.
Staviamc ia West Side cclkom no
We styri izbove domy. Jc tam sGra, vo-
da, gaz, elektrika, kupelna, fornes.
Ulica dlazdcna. Ccna $4,000. ked' chce-
tc jcden Z tychto domov, ponahl 'ajtc
sa, lcbo kazdt je hned' predany, ako
ie dohotovcnJ. 49,
R. G. vAsU COMPANY
213 Terminal Bldg. Phone 36956
Ma SOUTH SIDE: Celkom novy 6
izbovJ dom, tvrdeho dreva duplova-
ma dlazka. Kozubok Utica zlepsena q
lvyplatcna. Lot 40xl5O. Dom nebol este
. obtvany. Cena $3.50. $1,000 hotovyycl
R. G.. VASU COMPANY
213 Terminal Bldg. Tel. 1886
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-31
z URADovNE TAJOMNiKA
SLOW. LiGY.
DAKUJEME VAN, ST. 'ACHET
Nj DOBRODINCOVIA.

z tej vrncnej duse Vam d'a-
kujeme ia obete a tiez i za to, ze
ste vyslysali alas mas a nasich 0
pomoc voIajilcich rod'alkov. obj
lname vas v duchu, klonime sd
YAM! z hlbin uprimneho sloven-
skeho srdca pochadzajtI imi slo-
vanti volame: Vsemohilci Pan vas
pczehnaj a ochrafuj cd kazdeho
nebezpecia.
X tomuto nasmu pod 'akovanil
pf::pe5.;u.ieme pod >akovanie cd
naSho t'aako c'horahU rodaka z
Kanady:
Toronto, Ont, Canada, 13. de-
cen,bra 1926. ...
Pan Jan A.. KWilr, tai. Slov.
Ligy Amerike. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Drahy bratu V nalode: Obdrzal
som vas prlpls l nne udelenll
polpo1pl. Vdiaka YAM i vsetkym
dcbrodincom, re ste ma podpori-
Ii. Este raz vyslovujem vsetkym
''ratom a sestram narode. vrel1
sd 'aku prosim Otca Nebeske-
20, ably i'm tie obete tislc nasob-
ne vynahadiI. Dobrodincovia mi
II, daj vam VSemohilci dobreho a
staleho zdraVia, ably ste i bu-
diicnosti mohfi mali coho nild2
nym pomahat' Bob YAM poma-
hal vo vsetkych vasich d0brych
praca.h a podujatia.
Xnalcim sa s yrelym rodackym
pozdravom na vSetkych bratov {
sestry V ,narode a ostavam vas
t'azldo chory kralan
Matus Pavlik
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-31
FARMY

60 akrov, ma dobrej ceste, severne
cd Youngstown. izbovy dom ku.
pelnou forneson, dobra vel'ka mile
carska barna, dplne yystrojena, vsetky
stroie q toho roena 1roda zahrnuta v
Gene, tiez II krav jeden zaprah ko-
nj. akrovy mlady ovocny sad, teku-
ita voda cez pasu. Dobre studne. Cena
$9sO0. Ciastka hotovych.
120 akrov, ma dobrej ceste ELS
worth. Celkom novy izbovy polo
bungalow, knpelna zapoeata. Elektri-
exc svetla, fornes, cess pool. Celkom
nova mlieearska bannp, oddielami
pre- 81 krav. Vsetky potrebne stavi-
ska. IS akrov obrabane, ostatok pasa.
Vsetek statok, uroda a stroje zahrnut6
" Gene. Tri najlepsie kone ma tomto
okoli a IL hlav rozneho statku Cena
sl3,5oO. $4,000 hotovSch.
80 akrov, ma rohu ciest, vhodne mie.
sto pre- gazolinovh stanicu, obchod a
lebo hotel Vyborna poloha pre- jaze.
ro. Dobre miesto pre- hydinovu farmu
10 izbovy dom, dobra barna silo
tVsetek statok, uroda vtstroj, zahr
nujuc al traktor. Dobra pasienkova
zem. Cena $4,000. $4,000 hotovych, O.
statok ma l'ahke splatky.
Is, akron, nachodia sa pri navrho-
vanom jazere. yyborne pre- vidiecky
domov. Len mala. vzdialenost zapad
ne cd Youngstown ma dobrej eeste
Dobre budovy. Vsetky pohodlia do
me. Cena $500. $4,000 hotovych.
| r. G.. .VASU COMPANY
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-31

nizacif, ustayy penazne inc ho-
spodarske podniky.
2. Ma poll vzdelanosti: rozsiro-
vanie dobrych slovenskych easo-
pisov knfh; zakladanie Judo
vych lSniznfc; usporiadhnie pouc-
nych prednasok a podporovanie
chudobnych sDovenskych stllden-
tov.
3. Ma poll narodneho sebavedo-
mia: napomIahat' a West politi-
cky boz proti nepriatel 'om naro-
ola slovemskahp; prebhdzat' ma
rodnn hrdost nlarlvedomelom
Jude b1anit' slovemcinu vsade,
kde sa lei krivdi.
Chceme teda, ably Slovak bol
bohaty, vzdelanyy, narodne seba-
povedomy, ably prekvital, rastol
a mohutnel. Jake ohromne pole
cinnosti otvara sa tn kaAdemu
vernemNl synovi deere naroda
SIoyenSkeho!
Tcda do prace! Do prace SO
Slovenskou Ligou, ktorej mech
je silstredena vSetka nasa narod-
ma Ginnost' ~ ruky pilnej ma
deje kvitne'' hovori basnik, a
f, dobre hovori. Bez prace MET chile
ba. Prticsi vyEaduje sa ed kaaae-
ho Gloveka, lebo bez statoeneho
pricinenia sa vsetky nadleje Jeho
" lepsill budilcnost budn >larne
Dnes by NAL kazdy Slovak a
Slovenka slozit nasledujncu prl-
sahu: Prisaham Bohl, re jedi
ne narodu svoJmu posvatim II
vot svoj; osvcte blahobytu moJ
/ ho milovaneho naroda chicem We.
novat svoje sily, cas-, pracu, rse
ltky zenlske statky; re "a Jeh'
prava a hplnl svobodu hotov!
som. trpet' al tie najukrutneJ
Sic muky; ze ma dar nesvedie {
hrozba neskloni; re celej dus'
ncnavidet blldem krivdy, pacha
ne ia narode mojom re narodlr
poycdomie a tilzby po osvete bu
| dem vSemozme rozSirovat, spolrl
| Dracovnikov tasit'' povzbudzo
vat naronhahat' prlsaham, .
| keryl som i sam ostal(a $ tyn'
to mojim presvedcenim, keby VS.
tel ostatni narod zapredali, j
predsa zcstancm vernym synon
dceroal maroda m6jho!' .
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