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great disappointment had been oe'
privation Of the active cooperation
of the United States. Many skeptlcs
had thought the absence OF the Oniteo
States spelled the end Of the League:
that without the United States, 1t
would be impossible for the League
to do effective and continuous work.
DESPITE that" he remarked, we
have continued, and have made our
way forward, step by step. We have
done that without opposition from the
United States"
Gets Some U. s. Aid.
Insisting that, taking the popula-
ton as a whole and as individuals,
millions parallel us in appreciation
of the Leagues work." he added that,
despite the fact that the United States
does not officially belong to the
League, I'VE are not without help
and comfort from that quarter"
He declared amid applause that seven
years had proved that the League
had entered the present era in world
history as a great, benef1cent. endur-
ing orga nization. Nowhere in the
world did any doubt exist among
thinking people concerning the future
usefulness of the League, If 1t were
wisely managed.
Empha sizing that Canada was
heart and soul in sympathy with the
League, Sir George criticized those
who imagined the United States as
representing the entire American
continent. There were people there
who did not "have the happiness to
live under the flag of the United
States" and south of the Gulf Of
Mexico there were 130.000,000 people
who believed in the purposes Of the
League.
Cecil Stresses League Scope.
In conclusion he asserted that the
League must never bend to the ca
jolery or menace of outside powers,
and said that if outside parties laid
down unrea sonable conditions as the
price of their collaboration they
should be refused.
Viscount Cecil of Great Britain.
who also spoke, emphasized that the
Leagues activities must be of an in
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EXPECTS SPANS RETURN.

ROME, September 9 R.-Italy eX-
poets Spain in the near future to re-
sumo active participation in the
League of Nations, accepting semi
permanent seat on the League coun-
Gil. In making this assertion to the
Associated Press today an official
spokesman said the Fascist govern
ment intended to do everything in its
power to persuade Spain to take such
d course.
There were signs already, he said,
that Spain was tending toward re-
considerati ton of her refusal of a semi
permanent council seat. Italy was
urging such action, first because she
desired to have Spain, as her best
friend, in the league; and second, be-
cause she believed it would be to
Spain's best interest to return. AL
though Spain was making great
progress, she could not afford to stand
alone outside the organization Of the
great powers.
LONDON. September @.-A
Reuter- dispatch from Constantinople
says that following the withdrawal Of
Spain from active participation in the
League Of Nations. the Spanish mem
Der of the mixed commission for the
exchange of Greeks in Turkey and
Turks In Greece resigned his post on
instructions from his government
The commission was formed under
the provisions of the Lausanne treaty
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GERMANS MAY ASK
LEAGUE ACTION ON
OCCUPATION FORCE

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ternational character and never In
fringe upon national sovereignty.
There is no incongruity between
belonging to the League of Nations
and patriotism of a most burning
quality" Lord Cecil said. He pre-
scented a resolution embodying the
tenor Of his speech.
The assembly adjourned to meet
tomorrow morning, when Germany
as a newly elected member, will be
officially received.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-09
Puzzle Shop in New York.

NEW YORK, September 9 R).-A
shop catering largely to puzzle ad-
diets has opened here and reports
large retail business in purchases and
Swaps" The bulk of the trade is
among men and women of mature
years who eagerly look for the latest
intricately twisted wire "brain-teaser'
and devices requiring manual dexterity
in putting a rolling pill in much
obStructed hole.
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SHIPPING NEWS
Arrivals at and Sailings From
New York.
Daylight-Saving Time

DCL IOIHONNOV.
Observation-Disclosures Sept.
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OHIO DEMOCRAT HITS
BAKERS DEBT PLEA
BY the Associated Press.


COLUMBUS, Ohio, September g.
European debt cancellation is opposed
by the Democratic party in Ohio and
former Secretary Of War Newton D..
Bakers recent proposal that debts be
cancelled was merely his personal
opinion. Thomas E. Nye, State chair
man, said yesterday.
THE Democratic party does not be-
lieve in debt cancellation and the
people don't want it," Nye said. THAT
is merely personal idea Of Mr..
Baker.
cancellation will not be an issue
in the Democratic senatorial cam
paign this Fall" Mr.. Nye said. The
statement was made following a con-
ference with Atlee Pomerene, Demo-
cratic senatorial nominee, who, it
was said, will base his campaign on
constructive lines. The World Court,
Nye said, was one thing for the Re
publiCans to worry about
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-09
WRECK INQUIRY BEGUN.
Safety Bureau Inspectors on Scene
of MARYLAND Crash.

or maryland CRASH.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
CUMBERLAND, Md. September
"a. M. Banka and Clyde Waldo
Of the Inspection Bureau of Safety
Washington, D. c., are investigating
Foley last Friday morning, in which
three Cumberland trainmen lost their
lives The investigators were met
at Foley by l. w. Scheer. Baltimore
general manager Of Eastern lines;
General Supt. E. A. Peck, Pittsburgh,
and other railroad officials. The re-
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Bright Rubber Earrings Fad.

BIARRITZ. France, September Q
R).--The --latest cry of fashion calls
for the wearing of rubber earrings
painted in bright colors.
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suit will be reported to the Interstate
Commerce Commission. The wreck
was the result Of passenger train No.
hitting an eastbound freight.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-30

W IL 9A 4 F j. s4 ( a4.
Ked op6sst anne tu zeIn,i ktora
vam, mill 4asi rodaci, Slovaci,
mnohym stane sa jedndc matkou,
ktora prime zavre do Iona
svojho VASE telesne posostatky, /,
predovsetkym zehname tel zeTni.
Mech vas zivi TAX, zeby ste elm
menej trpkosti citili. - Zehname
Vasim domacnostiam a rodinkam,
a prajeme i'm od Boha tokoj. -
zehname Vasim synom dceram
a prosime Boha pri tom, aby Yam
co rodicom, boil poslusni, Were,
Bohu, cirkvi katolickej sloven-
skemu narodu ostali ma vzdy ver:
hi. =, Zehname Vam Otcovia du-
chovni Wy pastieri vodeovia ka-
tolickeho slovenskeho l'udu, ktori
nesiete brmena dina horka "
starosti o bratov sestry nase j
Vase mort cudziny. Dobrotivy.
Bob mech Yam pomalha niest' to-
bremeno a mech Vas posilnuje vo.
spasitel 'nej praei "a Boha i narod
slovensky. Kristus Jezis, koruna
knazov, mech je Vam vzdycky po-
vzbudenim, silou vtedy, keby sa
Vas zmocnovala mala viera pre-
konavani tiarch knazskeho povo-
lania. Laska, svornost' Gprimna,
vzajomna dovera a ttcta mech Vas,
mill bratia sestry, Vasimi du-
chovnymi a veducimi ma veky'
spaja.
Ostavame Vam v Kristu oddanl
Marian Blaha, ibiskup bansko-
bystricky.
/, jim. vojtassalk, biskup spisskY
Pavel, jantausch, biskup trnavt
Sky, apost. adm IT,, !
;''Jozef carsky," biskup: kosickyy,
apost. adm. u f''"
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YourasrewxsK1 gLoNz4sx1 Noy11YI

praeovat este ma tieto Vianoce
mu knihy Sv. .Vojtecha dodat,, q
10 vas dar.
Pri tejto prilesitosti, v praci
nasma vychodu TAX uzitoenej, q
braciam sa i ma Vas, Mill oltarni
bratia, zeby ste nasim milym kra-
Sjanom vyznam tejto d'alekosiah
LEI kulttarnej price vysvetlili, pri-
padne jednu nedel'u zakladinu
zrobili pod menom Vasej osady
ma, podporu Hlavneho Jednatei'-
.stva Spolku Sv. Vojteeha v Ko-
siciach, pre- mas slovensky Vychod
% ktory sd dosial' malokto sta
raj. 81
Nenechajte moi prosebny hlas
beg povsimnutia. Prosim "a mas
drahy | 'ud vychodny, hvoorim "a
Vasu krv, neziadam pre- seba, do
prajte mo jmu drahemu l'udu vzde
lania, a, bnde Vam naWdy po-
vd 'acny.. r.
Ked' Vam ma ,srdce kladiem
Spolok Sv. Vojtecha, sdcasne Van
d d'akujem, zvlast' mojim oltarnym
bratom "a laskave prijatie po-
hostinstvo, a porucajic sa do Va
sich sluzieb,, znacim sd ,..
Vam v krest 'anskej laske od-
dany "
+ Jozef carsky,
biskup kosicky.
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DRAHYM BRAToI6 I sEsTRANI
20 SLOW 'vTcHoDU! :

| Pochodil som Vase osady, vide
Vasu pracu, Vase prekrasne ko
stoly Skoly hrdy som, re tntt
obrovsku pracu ste prekonali Wy
ktorych koliska stala ma uzem
m6jho biskupstva. Odnasam Sc
bou tie najkrajsie dojmy, bud
tie presvedceni, re po mojich bir'
movnych cestaeh rozpomeniem sd
ma Vas v jednej kazdej dedinke,
donesiem Vasim drahym kraji
Vase srdeene pozdravy. Pri mo-
jom ltceni sa S Vami, mann ma
Vas jednu dctivdi prosbu. Hovo-
rim meme mojho draheho naro-
da "a predostieram ziadost' jeho
srdca, "a vzdelanim ttNiaceho.
Dobre znate Spolok Sv. Vote
cha Trnave, tiito nasu jedin1 ka
tolfcku narodn1 matku, ktora cez
60 rokov dava narodu dobre kni-
by, naucila mas modlit sa, spie-
vat, dobre rady dava hospoda-
rom, vychovava nasu mladez, o.
pravdive divy robi V laske k Bo-
hu a narodu. Keby nebolo tohoto
Spolku, nemali by SINE Slovaci
knih, ktoryeh by sa mas l'ud
poucoval. Tento Spolok ma na ma
sich vychodnych krajoch dosiai
malo clenov. Tesilo by mole srd-
ce, keby pozehnanie Spolku Sv.
Vojtecha rozprestieralo sa i ma
nasom Vychode, preto meme
mojho chudobneho l'udu obra-
clam sa ma Vas, ably ste Vasim ro-
dinam, znamym, predplatili na
clenstvo Spolku Sv. Vojtecha.
Ked' zaplatite $500 tax donna al
do smrti kazdy rok budn dosta
vat Vasi spolkove knihy.
Prihlasujte teda svojich milych
v kraji do Spolku Sv. Vojtecha
a pfste ma adresu Rev. Stefan Ko
eli, 043 n. 1Alesvisw AVE., Youngs
town, One, kde ma tento Spoiol
svoje ILL.,. amer. jednatel 'stvo. Pc
vd'aony Vain budem meme moi
ho drsheho Tudu, N ktory chcen
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strilionov stvorocnych palcov .
kssdy stvofotny ralec strdss. ne
| tretrsite toi'ko enersie, ana w
lyinie stroj nj SO EohsE wi sil. Ke-
lby tato celkova energia mala SIN
lei byt dodAvana nejakou I eiek-
Itrarnop, bofo BY trebo apaloyat
II tejto eiektrarni Y kasdej minu-
tie asi / TRITON tun nhlia. Uk tito
Iokolnost svedci . tom, ze prvnej-
|sia ,domienka, akoby since obno-
!vovalo svcju energiu spa1ovanfm
'slneenych. mas, je neudrzatel ma.
Odkial ma tedy since svojd e.
fnergiu9 DR.. Jeans ma zakaade pr
wei Einsteinovej tebrie relativity
Ipocita, ze znamou intenzitou zia-
.renia slnecndho, hmoty sanecnej
.ubyva v jednsi iqindte sasi Q $50
milionov ton. Nenia ysak treba O.
.bavat' sa nejakych katastrof. DR..
Jeans pise: II
"Tymto. zistenim ME je este re-
ceno, re ma slnci ma konci kazdej
.min1ty je menej at6mov alebo
.molekuli, nez bolo ma pociatku mi
.nnty.. Keby sd since ochladzow'lo
len. ako zerava gul'a delova, zave-
'sena svetovom priestore, w
hrevnost' kazdej molekule ma
'konci kaEdej min1ty by bola men
sia nez pri jej pociatku, takze
molekule priemerne vzato, pohy-
boaly by So pomalsie a maly by
mensi objem. Slhrn vsetkych
tychto ztrat hmoty ma sfnci do
stupoval by v jednej minute pra-
We vys zmienenych $50 milionov
ton. Oriesok celej veci je tom,
ze hmota, ktorej ma slnci snadno
ubyva, tvori nanajvys len Million
ti cast ceakovej hmoty, slnca.
Jestlize ale tento zlomok je jedi
nou cast 'ou slnecnych mas, kto-
rych since moze sa zbavovat', ST.
necne ziarenie neyystacilos by. ma
viae nez ma niekol 'ko milionov
rokov. Predpoklada So vsak, re
nejake procesy " slnecnom nl-
tri nielen pohyb moleknl zvoP-
iiuju, ale molekule v skutocnOsti
nici. v tomto pripade vsetka hmo-
ia znicenych molekuli bola by
premenena ma energiu vsetka
slnecna hmota, okolo 2,000, 600, 600
600, ,OOO, 900 600, 900, 600 ton, pri-
schadzala by. v, nvahu pre- jej pre-
menu ma ziarenie. Ia terajsej in
ltenzity ziarenia, pri ktorom slnci
ubyva minute $50 milionov ton,
vsetka hmota slnecna poskytova-
la by ziarenie "a dohu Ii, 600, 600,
600, 900 rokov. ~.
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Cleveland, o. %. julia

f. OIeVoldnQ, Us 20. JUN.
/ Vo vel'kej radosti svojej mad
vzneseny1ni najdostojnesimi PIP.
biskupmi a tiez mad vel'kym vod-
com naroda, Msgrom Andrejom
Hlinkom, akosi zab1dame ma O.
tazku ako zabezpeeit' lepsiu bur
ducnost' svojmu narodu, ako ma
pomahat' narod mas v starej VIA
sti, zeby sa udrzal, zeby isa zvel'a-
dill tax zaujal svoje miesto me-
dzi ostatnymi, kultiirnymi naro-
dami. Vcera ma konvencii sloven-
skych studentov V Cleveland, o.
sme poculi o tychto otazkach kra-
sne slova, ba hotovy program do
budncnosti. Poculi SINE skut-
koch ktore naplhujt radost 'ou a
nadejou srdcia nase. Vel'ky pria-
tel a dlhoroeny pracovnik sloven-
skych studentov, DR.. Eugen Fill
korn, professor teologie a riadi-
tel Svoradova Bratislave, ute
senymi slovami hovoril o tom, co
sa robi v starom kraji "a vychovu
buducich profesorov, pravnikov,
lekarov, pre- buddcich vodcov slo-
venskeho naroda. Srdce nam Pile
salo cd radosti ked' SINE poculi z
nst jeho re pred troma tyzdnami
ma den apostolov sv. Petra a Paw
la, mMostojnejsi p. Michal Bub-
mic, biskup roEnavsky, polozil a
posvatil zakladny kamefl nayefo
Svoradova Bratislave, moderne-
ho to nstavu pre- univerzitnych
studentov. Budova tato doeasne
len pre- 40 studentov bude vybu-
dovana oktobri svojmu 1celu
odovzdana. Treba by bolo btrdovu
stavat' aspon pre- $50 studentov.
Starokrajove prostriedky, avsak,
ma takd budovu nestaeia. Preto uz
niektore 'slovenske osady v Anne
rike porozumely vznesnemu ice
lu Svoradova chen prispet' ma
vybadovanie tohoto nstavu. Mala
slovenska osada v Erie, Pa. bola
prva ktora oznamila, re chce mat
svoju izbu vo Svoradove. Cena je-
dnej izby bude $500 ktord kra-
tky cas- slozia. Priklad tento ma
sleduj1 i inc osady tymto 81
zveenujd svoje memo navzdy. lzby
osadami zalozene, hlasat' budu ich
stedrost vtedy, ked osady m AM
iestvovat' nebud1l.
.s Rev. Jan A. Fecko.
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sitel 'ovi, ktory tywto zelin&m tak
podiwlhodnl nzdravujncu silu u
DELFT racil.
Nuz toto il pricina, ze este p 8
mesiace 1nienim ostat' v Ameriks.
Daj Bo5e, aby tento moi umy-
sell sa vydaril a mole medl va
mi tu prebyvanie aby slMilos vset-
kym Yam k blahu tela q dnSe. ,Kde
a kedy' budem mat prednaskE to
VAN bude ,oznameno. 3 IS
Pan Bob $ Mani!
DR., Jan zelenak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-30
MA JAK DLHo vYsTAct ESTl
: sLNECNA ENERGIA?

V anglickom casopise "The
Nineteenth Century" dr.. j. I'll:
Jeans pojednava pravdepodob-
nom trvani slnca v dnesnom sta
We, t. j. jak dlho este bude vyzia-
rovat' do svetoveho priestoru sve-
Ito "a teplo. Ably znazorail citate-
l'om rozmery vesmfru, dr.. Jeans
popsuje nasu slnecnd sustavu a.
ko "vel Ky ostrov" mori yes
miru. Nase since, je tax prlblizne
vprostried tohoto ostrova. J. Il.
Jeans sa domnieva, ze najvzdia-
lenejsie Gasti yesmlru s1 cd mas
vzdialene ma 4 miliony svetelnych
.rokov; keby bolo mono sostrojit
model celeho vesmiru v meritku
l billion anglickych mil k | stope,
bolo by k tomu treba priestoru .
priemere 100000 KIN (sedemna.
sobny obvod zeme). Pohyb maj.
rychlejsich hviezd ma tomto mo.
deli boil by trochu pomalejM nei
vzrast trSyy ma jar. Celia naEa ST.
necna sdstava ma tomto model
mohla by byt' zakryta pohodlns
zrnkom piesku a nasa matieks
Zem by bola sotva vaesia, nez je
dna molekula tohoto zrnka.
| Znazorniac takto rozmery YES
miru, dr.. Jeans pok1sa So udat
pravdepodobnd dobu slheeneh,
f,yyziaro mia. Doka4|sje, !, etvesu4f,
nemoze Tbytl y9che 'fal;yg akof ],
teraz, AMI neexistiIje ". itefsjSe,
podobe Cd veenosti.. Kazda hviez
da vyzziaruje stale energin a,
priestoru. vesnir "dochadza'' d
10 hodiny, ktore nikto 1ienat 'ahu
je. Plocha slnc4 meris asi 1000
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-30
CT sLovENsKEJ vEREJNOsT1
Preco som prisiel do Ameriky a
preGo ostanem este tuna?

Nevysvetlitel ma TUBA srdca a
vrticnost' ducha priniesly ma do
Ameriky. Chcel som videt' nikdy
este nevidany hold narodov a Wy
jaw tel ksky l'udskej, ktoru pri-
chystali sa preukazat' Tomu, kto-
ry je obzivuj1ci chlieb to jest Pa
nu Jezisovi Syiatostnemu.
To, co ziarilo sa 70 Sviatosti
Oltarnej, hlboko vstepil som 81 do
moje.j dust. Co som cerpat' mohol
ale z tohoto Obzivujdceho prame-
| liza, to cel1 bytnost' moju naplni-
10. Prisiel som teda mnohymi ma
Eucharisticky kongres.
Pri tejto zivot prddiacej stud
nici Kristovej prosil som spolu
Sviatostnemu Spasitel'a, ably te-
lo-dusu obzivujticu silu svoju ma
nina vylial a dopomohol mi, ably
som tu Amerike zijdcim cd
svoiej oteiny odtrhnutym bratom
moiim Slovakom k ich telesnemu
dusevnemu dobru upotrebit'
mohol.
Je tonfu blfzko 80 rokov, ako
som vstdpil do a'apajov chSree-
neho podivneho lekara woris-
hoferskeho patra Kneippa. ,Nese-
tril som 6asu a 1navy, aby som
presktimal vsetky fay prirodo-
liecby do najmensich zahybov tel
to a ably som mohol po poznanf
tejto liecby osozit' a dopomoct
mojmu rodu elovecenstvu k je-
no telesnemu dusevhemu dobru.
Pri uplatnovani prfrodolieeby
telo dusa l'udska tychto ze maj
uzSia spojenost' musia sa brat do
povahy. Tychto dvoch harmoni-
zujdce spoludcinkovanie pri tejto
liecbe neraz podivuhodne vysled-
ky prinasa ma poll prirodoliecby
v tych najt 'azsfch padoch cho-
rob zalddocnych, pl'denych, pc
eienkoyyeh, oblickovych, nervo-
vych, reumatizmu atd'. TAX v te-
| rajsom Cesko-Slovensku ako i v
byyalom Uhorsku memo mole do
bre zneje a ma poll prirodolieeby
neraz napadne podivuhodne W.
sledky vedel som preukazat' '
prospech, zdravotneho stavu elo-
vecenstva. Pred osima som NAL
stale tax, vel XII prirodu ako zvla-
stne podivuhodnl riSu bylin to-
hoto sveta. Namahal som sa vnik.
nut a presklmat' tajnosti zelin
stva tym ciel'om, ably som tychtt
tajomstvi plnn silu k dobremu ,
pol 'ahceniu trpiacej spolocnost
liudskej upotrebit moho1.
Cele knihy' som popisal uz lie
civej sile rozlienych bylin a tou
to lieciyou silou bylin chcem 0
boznsmit' j tn Y Amerike preby
vajlcieh rodakov Slovakov. Pr
TITO prieinu prial by som 81 pred
nasky usporiadat a podavat' tie
to zkdsenosti miois 20 f6znych mi
stach Ameriky, 'lelo chcem, xab.
ltu prebyvajlci synovia sloVen
|sksho naroda nielen poznali lie
sivd silu jednotliyych bylin, al
aby pri tom Itch stdcia zaho&sl.
l4skou 4 roznietily sa povd ,acno
st'ou I Bohu I sIyiatostnsm sma ~
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vELEBNEMU K. sLov. DU-
CHOvENsTvU A K. SLOW. We
REJNosTI v AlGERIKE.


BlHi sa den v ktory slovenski
biskupi nastnpia zpiatocn1 ce-
stu do starej svojej vlasti ma Slo-
vensko.
Nemozu opustit zem velikej a.
slobodnej Ameriky bez toho, zeby
neprejavii verejne city yd 'acno-
sti - a CO tym snvisi - oproti
velebnemu duchovenstvu, ktore
na slovenskych osadach medzi ka-
tolickymi Sovakmi p6sobf; opro-
ii svetskym vednicim cinitel 'om
medzi nasimi Slovakmi, v Ameri-
Ike oproti vsetkym nasim sloven-
skvm bratom a sestram, ktory-
mi sa skoro "a diva mesiace stale
stykali, ich pohostinnost' a kra-
tku lasku stedre. preukazovand
pozivali. ..,.s,,
Slovenski biskupi predovsetkym
vyslovuJu vrele "Pan Bob IA
plat'!'' tax katolickemu sloveh-
skemu duchoyenstvu, ako kato-
lickemu slovenskemu 'udu "a brat
ske prijatie "a vsetky obety' /
prace, ktore mimi mali. NavSte-
va ich a praca, ktorl medzi Va
mi prekonali a tej navstevy i
prace nasledu.Jlce ,blahodarne u
cinky - ifaj1 slovenski biskupi
- budu Vam aspon ciastocnou
odmenou "a tt d6veru, lasku po-
hostinnost', ktoril ste i'm ozaj tax
neeakane preukazovali. : = 81
Biskupi slovenski poznali: Vas,
velebni dostojni Bratia " Kri-
stu, slovensky l'ud Vam svereny
y bezprostrednej blizkosti.' .Ohdi-'i
vujl velik1 pracu, ktord Slovaci
IA cele so svojim duchovenstvom
"a pomerne kratku dobu svojho
zvota V Amerike vykonali. Ia
praca javi sa tym obrovskejsou,
ked uvazime, re bolo Vam treba
od saaneho prvu zapasit' s rozny-
mi este r0znejSieho druhu t az
kost ami a prekazkami, nespomi-
najic ami til najvacsiu prekazku
amerikanizuj1cej Why, ktora krv
zilu slovenskeho zivota, zvlaste
dnes, vo slovenskom pokoleni tax
nebezpecne otravuje, napada a O.
slabuje. Prislovecna huzevnatost
slovenska ma poll narodnom ma
bozenskom a cirkevnom vybudo-
vala vel 'kolep6 ohniska sloven-
skej narodnej i nabozenskej osve-
ty (kultury) tych prekrasnych
chramoch, skolach, spolkovych
miestnostiach, akymi mas mnohe
katol. slovenske osady mad ocaka-
vanie milo prekvapily. To vsetko !
vybudovat cisto potu mozo-
l'ov len tax bolo mono, re jedno-
the svorne smysl 'anie narodne
nabozenske nadchla V jeden six
celok spojila slovensky l'ud S
duchovnymi pracuj1cimi medzi
tym l'udom "a jednym spolocnym
ciel'om udrzat' sa nabozensky al
narodne.
Zkisenost' temer polstoleta ja-
sne hovorf Slovakom a ich ved1-
elm tax duchovnym ako svetskym,
ako i'm treba pokracovat' napoza-
tym, ably mohli cim najdlhsie udr-
zat pre- seba V Amerike to, co "a
cenu tax vel 'kych obeti stvorili.
Slovenski biskupi nicoho 81 ne
zelajn TAX horuco a vrele, jako,
aby zivot Slovakov, ktory narod-
ne i nabozensky urobil v Amerike |
taky ohromny pokrok, nebol ma
svojej d 'alsej ceste nicim ochro-
meny, oslabeny a podlomeny. Do
bry Bob, ktory udrzal slovensky
narod cez tisic rokov pri zivote,
mech vzdial 'uje cd neho vsetky
nebezpeeia, ktore by no yo vyvine
d'alsom nabozenskom i narodnom
ohrozovaly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-29
FIRES SWEEPING
OvER63,ODO ACRES
Idaho and Washington For.
est Destruction Continues
Despite Hard Fight.
BY the Associate Press.

MISSOULA, Mont, July 29.-Fires
scattered through the kaniksu forest
of northern Idaho and eastern Wash.
ingtOn have covered 65. 900 acres, re-
ports to headquarters of the Montana
1daho.Washington district indicated
yesterday. The largest Of these, the
Sullivan Lake fire. is said to be spread.
ing rapidly. A large force Of fight
ers centered their attention on the
Quartz Creek fire in an attempt to
check it's spread into especially valu-
able timber areas
Advance of the Hay Creek fire.
which entered Glacier National Park,
caused grave concerne, while two
other barriers Of fame, Joining in the
Blackfeet forest and scattering over
5000 acres, def1ed the efforts Of 70
men attempting to hold the line.
Reinforcements in the Kootenai
forest were called for, strong drying
winds hindering the fighters on the
ground. The Ruby Creek fire in this
district is out of control and one new
fire was reported as the result of
lightning.
Two new fires are said to be burn
Ing in the F1athead forest.
A force of 100 men is combating
the flames in the Clearwater reserve.
where yesterday a heavy wind blew
spot fires as far as 10 miles from the
main conf1agration. -
Four lightning fares were reported
yesterday in the ffelena forest, near
the State capital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-29

counterpart in the youth movement
in Europe and the student movement
in the Orient, was given by Mr..
Wards appraisal OF world POSSIBLE
tiles.
After a year of work with the stu
dents of the Orient" he said, II come
back with the conviction that the
grayest menace to the future peace.
full and cooperative development Of
mankind Is the growing tension be.
tween the peoples of the East and
those Of the West. Unless this can be
checked; 1t will lead mankind. in a
generation or two. into a worse catas-
trophe than the late European war. !"