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The Bozeman courier., 1926-09-17

The story of adventure and hard
ship experienced by these men and
their partiess in command of Boze-
man, is common knowledge. Suffer
ing indescribable privation and dan
ger, Bozeman was successful in es-
tablishing his trail leading east and
north of the Big Horn mountains, up
the Yellowstone river; thence
through LClark's pass into the Gala
tin valley. This at once became a
recognized road known as the "BoZe-
man Trail" and over it trains from
the far south and east, as well as
from the Black Hills, made their way
to the Northwest.
Forts Reno and ''PhiI Kearmey"
When this route was first under
taken, their was no established mil
itary post nearer to it's course than
Fort Laramie in southern Wyoming.
Fort Connor was the first post es-
tablished on this route, it being To-
Gated by General ConnOr in August
of 1865, and situated at a point in
northern Wyoming not far south of
the present Montana-Wycming state
line. The following spring its name
"dS CudH6Su 10 -rOII MENU OA JuAy
12, 1866, military force that start
ed out from Fort Kearney, Nebraska,
arrived at Piney creek, wyoming, and
established Fort Z''Phil Kearney, .
around which grew much of histori-
cal episode and frontier military
tragedy. AS the building of these
two posts was in. direct opposition tc
the wishes of Red Cloud, then chief
of the Sioux, backed by his threats
at the Laramie treaty conference
that no new forts should be establish
ed, the Sioux sprang- up on all sides
and started the warfare which re
The Bozeman courier., 1926-09-17

was the soldiers lounging place. Down
under the bank, near the waters edge,
the cavalry and quartermaster's stables
stand in row, and not far from them
are the wagon sheds and the varioues
shops where the manual labor of the
garrison is performed. Somewhere be-
tween the stream and the bluff is a
group OF two-room cabins, commonly
eked out by tents. They. are the quar-
ters for the married enlisted men. In
regions where hostile Indians are formi-
dable the fort was generally partly or
completely enclosed by a log stOckade.
4" =" From the head Of a staff, rising
straight and white from the parade
ground, was a garrison flag proclaim
ing to all the presence Of the soldier"
MOntana's Military Posts
From time to time, dating back
to the early sixties, and until recent
years, there were erected, used and
in what is now Montana,
forts, posts or camps, as they were
variously termed. Their locations
extended over almost the entire
state from Missoula to Glendive;
from Havre to Lodge Grass and
from Fort Union to Camas Prairie.
Prominently associated with the
coming of the military to Montana
Territory, are the names of John M
Bozeman and John M. Jacobs; for
it was to protect the new route
which had been opened up by these
two trailblazers that the territory'G
first military post was established.
During the winter of 1862-63
these men started from Bannack il
search of a shorter route for incom
ing miners, settlers and freightinl
trains. The trail they had chosen
wended its way through what is nov
southeastern Montana and north
central Wyoming, at that time al
area infested with the most hostile
Of Indian tribes and outlaw bands.
The Bozeman courier., 1926-09-17

suited in the Fetterman disaster, the
Wagon Box Fight and, finally, the
Battle of the Little Big Horn.
Fort G. F.. Smith
Early in August of 1866, Lieut.
Col. N. G. Kinney, with two compan-
les, was sent out from Fort Phil
Kearney to establish the first mill
tary post in Montana Territory
G. F. Smith. This was built short
distance from the Big Horn river
and not far north of the Wyoming
boundary line.
It was in order to go to this Fort
G. F. Smith that John Bozeman had
started from Bozeman down the Yel-
lowstone on the trip that closed with
his death at the hands of Indians in
The treaty negotiated with the In
dians in 1858 provided for the
evacuation Of these forts along the
Bozeman Trail; and no sooner had
the government carried out it's part
of the agreement than the Sioux
swarmed down upon the structures
and burned them to the ground. This
treaty of 1868 gave to the Sioux the
land that the Crow nation had al
ways held as their own, and, natural
ly, a bloody tribal warfare ensued
between these two nations, making
greater the hazard to emigrants.
Traces of the ruins of Fort G. F.
Smith are still diseernable in Big
Horn county. It was constructed for
the most part of adobe, the stoekade,
one hundred and twenty-five yards
tsQuare, being built in such a way as
to form a soldiers barracks, and be-
?. hind this stockade on the slope to-
wards the river, were the dugout
stables, guarded from above by q
row of rifle pits. Through the bar
racks, two driveways entered, the
central portion of the enclosure
serving as q parade and drill ground
. with three officers quarters at the
rear facing to the south.
Camp Cook, on the Missouri
The first permanent military
camp in Montana Territory was es
tablished on the south bank of the
Missouri river, at the mouth of the
Judith river, and was called CamI
Cook. This camp was garrisoned by
the first battalion OF the 18th Infan
TRY under Major Clinton, in the fal
of 1866. 1t was the result of re
Ipeated Black8eet and Sioux uprisings
Situated One-half mile southwest o.
Camp Cook, and about the same
distance s0u, n Of the Missouri river
was located ehe Camp Cooke Nation
al Cemetery, where were inferred
the bodice OF eighteen Union soldier
who died at the post during the tins
lof its maintenance as a frontier post
ICamp Cooke was abandoned shortl.
after the location and construction
of Fort Shaw.
Fort Buford a1 Mouth az Xe1lowst6ne
II was during the month Of July 1e8
I th4t Fort Buf0rd Zone and one-hah uiiie
below the old trading post Eort Union
and on the 0QBoests side Of the XeiIoWsbon
river, on the Rlta ef Campbell g Sublette.
trading post Of 1880, wss erected By Col
The Bozeman courier., 1926-09-17
Site of Old Fort Ellis
Marked by Montana
ID. A. r. A Tablet of
States Native Copper

Just 50 years after it's establishment as
military post with no visible reminder OF
it's existence save a battered stone sun
dial base, the site Of old Fort Ellis, near
q, through the unveiling by Mount Hya-
lite Chapter, Daughters Of the American
Revolution, of q tablet wrought of native
Montana copper and suitably inscribed.
Impressive ceremonies marked the event,
which was witnessed by more than 800 per-
sons. Mrs. M. p. Davidson, regent OF
Mount Hyalite chapter, presided. Mrs. &.
A. Rasmussen of Helena, chairman Of the
d. A. r. committee on historic spots, gave
the dedieatOry. address, expressing appre-
citation to the Anaconda Copper Mining
company for the gift of the tablet.
In her closing remarks, Mrs. Rasmussen
said: 1.-THE simple legends on signs like
this one at Fort Ellis will raise up treas
ury of golden texts for impressive sermons
on patriotism, and now, in behalf Of the
National Society of the Daughters of the
ilege to dedicate this memorial to the mem
ory of the brave men who were stationed
here and who served their country well. We
entrust its protection to you people Of the
eratiOns to come" e.--.-.-..-
The presentation address was made by
Mrs. Il. Brook Martin of Bozeman, - MEM
ber of the State d. A. r. committee, who
presente dthe monument to Gallatin county.
The American flags draping the monument
were then drawn by Robert Mckee and Oil
yer WhitcOmb, children Of ID. A r. men,
berS.
On the tablet with the D. A. R. insignia
was the following inscription:
FORT ELLIS, established as q mill
tary post, Aug. %, 1867, by order Of
Pesident Andrew Johnson and General
u. S. Grant, the post was abandoned
in December 1886, Captain William
Clark of the Lewis and Clark expedi-
tiOn encamped here July IA, 1906, with
his valuable guide, Sacajawea, and the
following men: Pryor, Shields, Shan
non, BrattOn, Hall, Windsor, LibsOn,
Labiche, CharbOnneau, husband Of
The Bozeman courier., 1926-09-17

and william CLARK
who, with a hand
full of men, in 1906
06, penetrated the
uncharted wilds of
the Upper Missouri
and Rocky Noun
tain regions, open
ing up a highway
which brought the
horde of fur trad
ers, and later the
miner and the set
tier. When the end
less stream of wa
gon trains started
their westward trek
from Omaha and
The Bozeman courier., 1926-09-17
CRv DAN r. CONWAY

T HE story of the old West, almost
from its very beginning, insofar
- as the white race is concerned,
is a narrative replete with activities
of the military. When President
Thomas Jefferson was bent on seek
ing out, a feasible overland route to
the mouth of the great Columbia
river, it was two young military Of
ficers-Captains Meriwether Lewis
The Bozeman courier., 1926-09-17

RUINS OF FORT c. #. SMITH, Mentana's
first. military. pest, erected IN what Is now
Big Horn county, not FAR from Wyoming
line I'm 1866 by Lieut.. N. G. Kinney and two
companies Of Infantry from Fort Phil
Kearney. Burned by Indians In 1853.
The Bozeman courier., 1926-09-17

Sacajawea; Baptiste, their baby: and
York the slave. Dedicated by Mount
Hyalite Chapter, Daughters of the Am
erican Revolution, Aug. q, 1926"
GeOge Darlington, chairman Of the Gal
attn county board of commissioners, &C.
cepted the gift for the county.
Mrs. Mary L. DOane, widow Of Lieut.. G.
The Bozeman courier., 1926-09-17

NUTE WUIVNI % 777I----- 81 N----7 ,
It was during the month Of July 1856
that Fort Bueord Zone and ona-hah miles
below the old trading post, Eort Union,
and on the oQBo8ite side Of the Yellowstone
river, on the Rlta. ef CampbeEi g Subiette.s
trading post Of 1880, wss erected By Col
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-30

bra roku 1864 syn, ktory Dol W.
modleny vel Ike veci ucinit' slo-
venskemu narodu.
w ako maly chlapec vynikal
umom vzornym chovanim sa, ze
vel mi sa zal 'ubil svojmu ucitel o.
vi, staremu Janovi Holdosovi.
Tento spozoroval nom spiace
schopnosti, ktore bolo treba W.
brilsit', ako drahokamy. | ma
hovoril chudobnych rodicov. ably
dali maleho Andreja do sk6l do
R,zomberka.
Matka ho pojala "a ruku a peso
! isla MIN do Ruzomberka. Tu
chodil, po odbaveni siestIch ele-
mentarkach Cernovej, este je-
don rok do elementarky, aby' 81
osvojil mad 'arcinu. V budlcom
roku uz je zapisany do l. triedy
ruzomberskeho praristickeho gym
nazia, kde skoncil so znamenitym
prospechom styri triedy.
Ably 81 zarobil ma papier a pera,
Hlinka vyucoval Aug. Ratha, te-
rajsieho prorektora bratislavskei
umverzity a Holdosa, ucitel 'ovho
syna v Cernovej.
Piatu siestu gymnazialnu trie-
du konci w Levoci, lebo Ru-
zomberku tie easy boly ma gym
naziu este len styri triedy.
V Levoci ocit 'uje sa Hlinka v
-spolocnosti prebudenych Slova-
kov-studentov a vyvodi medzi nj
mi. Stava sa ich .vodcom ochran-
com ich cnostneho zivota.
Ako sestoklasnik podal svoiu
zladost do Splsskej Kapitule "a
prijatie do stavu klerickeho. Kym
Jeho ziadost' bola na biskppskom
dvore vybavovana, Hlinka pod
krlzom Spisskej kapitule kl'a-
! cal a prosil Boha, aby mu dovoliI
stat sa jeho sluzobnikom.
o dvt ro1y neskor pod tymto
istym kriHom poboznej mobilize
zahrdNeny kl'acal i Vavro Sro-
bar, ktory chcel byt' tiez knazom.
Prozretel most bozia tax chcela
re Hlinka Dol prijaty 1. julia 1883
do spisskeho seminara, Srobar
vsak Dol odmietnuty.
V seminar, kde Hlinka stal ma
cele siovenskej skupiny proti ma
d 'aronskej, rok "a rokom chytro
sa minul. V tret ON rocniku Dol
Hllnka viceduktorom. Vyuzil svo-
Je postavenie mladym novicom
rozkazoval, ably sd slovensky u
eli. Daval i'm siovenske knihy
kalincakove povesti, Kollarove
spisy inc. Vsetko toto mu via
stenecki professor zhabali, u.
sniesli sa Hlinku 70 seminala pre-
panslavizmus vyhodit Len ma
prlmluvu spiritualovr boil pone-
chany. No, udreli nan pecat': ma
nachylnost k panslavizmu.
Ked bola utvorena o rok me-
sk6r Katol. Irodalmi Iskola, ma
radu Hlinkovu ia 20 w. rocnika
nix nevsttlpil, lebo v spolku slo,
vencina a nemcina bola len trpe-
ma. Hlavna bola uz vtedy ma
d 'arcina.
Coskofo zasvitnul najkrajsf den
pre- Hlinku. Den, "a akym TAX
mnohl tiizia a ktory zivote clo-
veka ma najvacsiu cenu. Ten den
nastal 19. jiina roku 1889: Hlinka
bol v,svateny "a knaza.
Bol uz po zklskach, konal e.
xercicie, ked' tn IL. jdns, teda
siedmymi dfami pred jeAo vysVa-
ten{nl, dorueeny nAa boil Telegram.
Sacho bolo v nom ,iazhaGent, II
riatka ' Gefnovej rnu zomftla.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-30

PAM AMI no nechceli, Hlinku 81 do
Ruzomberka ziadaly ulice, ma ce-
lie rolnou vieskou, Cernovou, a
ziadal 81 ho al sam ruzombersky
drobny l'0d, ktory nom instink-
tivne cakal svojho obrancu.
Pri Volt dostal Hlinka vac
sinu stal sa rlrzomberskym ia
srarom.
v roku 196. vt 1,hol do ulic ru-
zoplberskych novy ruzombersky
farar Andrej Hlinka. Sliaeania
skoro do chlapa odpreyadili 81 no
do Ruzomberka. Jedni sli pred
MIN ma konoch, ini "a MIN peso.
Pod slavobranou, vystavenou ma
jeho pocest' pri kraji mesta, od-
lnGil sa cd svojich Sliacanov a
recou nadmieru uchvacuJhcou
predstavil sa Ruzombercanom. Tt
to vel 'kym jasotom dopravili
ho ma faru, ktora je cd roku 1905
nedobytnou bastou Hlinkovou.
L',hd ruEombersky Dol Hlinko-
vi znamy. Medzi MIN vyrastol, tn
chodil pat rokov do skoly, po-
znal rodiny, nabozenske a narod-
ne pomery, nuz "a kratko citil sa
ako donna.
Co mu najsamprv pablo do o6i,
bola krivda, ktorli pachal vtedaj-
81 obecny vybor ma chudobnom
ruzomberskom lude. Mestski pa
nj brali pekne platy, chodili ma
polovaeky, zabavali sa, byvali, a
ko Geza Chudovsky, predseda sed-
rie, zdarma ma celom poschodi
mestskeho domu a l'ud nemal z
mich "a svoje vel Ike peniaze Mia
keho osohu. Ma toto sa Hlinka ne
vedel dlho dfvat'. ~.
Darmo no lakali pani medzi Sc
ba, ably sa siel al on vozit ma l'u-
de-!
Hlinka 81 stal ma stranu ukriv-
denyych, sorganizoval svojich YER
nych, odusevnil ruzomberske uli-
ce mz koncom roku 1905. bol
rozpraseny cely obecny vybor ma
vel 'kd radost' Ruzombercanov.
L'ud, vedenI Andrejom Him
kom, zvolil 81, pokial' to bolo vte-
dy NOME, svojich l'udi ma NEST
sky. dom, ktori "a pomoci Hlinko-
vej pomaly uzdravili financie Ru-
zomberka. Mad 'ari Hlinkom ne
vedeli 81 rady. Vyzdvihli teda ce-
~ obecny vybor a poslali ma me-
sto komisara~ klinovskeho.
Hlinkova autorita rastla. Ked
slo to, zvit 'azit pri vol bach,
muscle sa prist' k Hlinkovi a po-
presit' no, ably zareGnil l'udu v
prospech toho ktoreho kandidata.
TAX chodil Hiinka po Magure so
Zichym a so starym j. JanGekom
korteSovat
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-30

nom Liptove nasich liudi 5 rokov
a 6 mesiacov vazenia, 1850 kor.
pokuty vyse s tislc kor. troy.
Prirodzena vec, ze Andrej Him
ka financoval vsetky kortesacky
a agitacie.
Hlinka ostatni ods1deni pro-
ii rozsudku ruzomberskej sedrie
apelovali. Do vybavenia apelacie
boil vsetci docasne ma slobodu
prepustenf.
Miesto toho, aby sa Dol Hlinka
v tomto case pokojne choval a TAX
to. 81 robil zasluhy ma zl'avenie
trestu, on znovu agitacne vyuzil
tych niekol 'ko mesiacov, oddelu
j1cich ho Cd nastdpenia do Ia
lara.
Postaya Hlinkova, jeho memo a
chyr ieho smelych skutkoch roz-
sfril So po celom Slovensku, ba
prevail sa al "a hranice. Nebolo
mic pochopitel 'nejsieho, ako ze sii-
sednf Cesi, 2 ktorych vein mno-
hi chodili k Hlinkovi do Troch
Sliacov do Ruzomberka, pozvali
81 prenasledovaneho vodcu Slova-
kov, ably i'm prisiel prednasat'.
Hlinka IA. okt. 1907. zjavil sa
ma Morave, kde sprievode DIR.
ALOHA Koliska, ktory mu v Ce-
chach cestu pripravoval a al V
Rfme zaujme Hlinkoyom uspes-
ne pracoval, konal svoje vel "a w
znamne prednasky bojoch a pra-
each ma Slovensku.
Ceska verejnost', ako O tom
svedcia noviny toho casu, bola
"a Hlinku nadsena. Me. len kato-
licki khazi, ale boil to t. w. po-
krokari, ktori najviacej odusev-
novali sa "a Hlinku.
Zasluhou dra ALOHA Koliska,
Mariana Blahu, zomreleho arci
biskupa, Stojana terajsieho arci-
biskupa Kordaea, ale menovite "a
sluhou pol 'skych vysokych hod-
nostarov Rime stale sa, ze Sv.
Otec zrusil suspenziu Hlinkovu.
Po Hlinkovom vyzdvihnuti ia
rarskeho nradu a pocas jeho ru-
zomberskeho vaznenia, boil mi
lodarov, Hlinkom sosbieranych,
dostaveny kostolicek Cernovej.
Rodaci Hlinkovi ziadali od bisku-
pa, ably Hlinku ,nazpat uviedol do
tiradu ably jeho poveril vysva-
tenim kostola. Biskup dlho ,yahal.
Medzitym Hlinka - IA. okt. 1907
odisiel prednaSat' ma Moravu,
tam Dol do 30. nov. 1907, kedy sa
2 Moray pohol do segedinskeho
st. vazenia odse'diet' 81 svoj trest,
ked'ze jeho apelacia bola s1dnou
tabulou odmrStena.
(Pokracovanie ma 3. strane.)
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haHuluatOm uuOVeJ Strany v
Dolnom Liptove Dol roku 1906.
rukombersky lekar, DIR. -Vavro
Srobar. Hlinkov dobry priatel !,
ktory 81 "a krstneho otca pre- svo-
je deti vybral Hlinku, ponevaG
tento ma skolach boil no podporo-
val grosom, nepozfval tol 'kej do
very okoliteho liudu, ably Dol "a
poslanca zvoleny.
Preto Hlinka sa dal zan do pra-
ce. Pochodil $ MIN Dolny Liptov,
agitoval, recnil ziskaval pren
hlasy. Zandar chodil vsade "a MIN
notari a zidia znacili 81 jeho pla-
MEME reci, udavali Hlinku, ze
burr | 'ud proti kral 'ovi panuju-
elm Mad 'arom.
Prvy prisiel podlomit Hlinku
biskup spissky, Alexander Parvv.
Uveril udavaeom bez vypocutia
Hlinkovho. Napomenul svojho
podriadeneho ruEomberskeho ia
rara a suspendoval no ab officio.
Hlinka sprosteny bol fararskeho
1radu. Dna 19. j1na 1905 suspen
dovany Dol alb. ordine.
| Ked' uz Hlinka takto nemohol
pracovat ma poll cirkevnom, fb-
spodarsky chcel pom0ct' l'uIdu.
Dna Is. maja 1906 zalozil so svo-
jimi priatel mi L'udovd Banku v
Ruzomberku.
Nepriatelia videli, ze trest bis
kupa Parvyho Andreja Hlinku ne
zlomil, ked' Hlinka d alej pra.
coval, chodiac po okolitych de,
dinach navstevujiic svojich po,
litickych priatel 'ov: usniesli sa
Hlinku urobit' neskodnym 6plne
Dha 26. jlna 1906. Hlinka Via.
kom vracal sa navstevy od Bon.
ka, farara Lipnici. Ma ruzom.
| berskej stanici cakali ho zandar
a ihned' no wall ma prave polu.
dnie do vaznice ruEomberskej Sc.
| drie.
L'ud, dobry a pokoja milovnt
l'ud, ustrnul. Zandari okrem Hin,
ku Srobara. ten den uvaznili e.
Ste via'cej vazenych ruzomber.
skych NEST 'anov.
Cd 20. nov. do 6. decembm ro-
ku 1906. sedel Hlinka so svoiimi
spolocnikmi ma lavici obzalova-
nych. Me ami tax vazenie, ako
skor hanba mad slabost 'ou niekto,
rych svojich spoluvaznov, ktori
skoro-skoro kl'akacky modlikali' {
milost', urobila Hlinku trochu
smutnym a utrapenym. Co ia,
kymi bojovnikmi, ktori vedia e.
Ste plakat'? Go S bojovnikmi,
ktori vedia zobrat' milost' ruky
ktora katansky drzala n6z ma
hrdle celeho nasho naroda?
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-30


tychto riadkov cez tunel kralo-
viansky do 1iptovskej doliny. Y
jej strede teeie bystry Yah, verna
vel 'rieka slovenska: zrodila sa v
Liptove IA Slovensku, umiera PR
komarne ma Slovensku. Okolo ne.
cnein do vysin skalnate vrchy a
husto stromami ihlicnatymi cara
stene lesy. Tol 'ko romantickej
krass, kol 'ko poskytuje kraj lip
tovsky, menovite vsak ldolie Va
hu, clovek nenajde ahko ma sve-
te. Me div, re liptovsky basnik,
Horal, radst 'ou ospevuje krasy
nasho Liptova:
~
Tam, kde sa bystry Yah
k Dunaju pobera,
kde Krivan sa V horach
do jazier nazera:
tam ie ten mily kraj, p
tam .ie ia dolina,
tam .je ten Liptov moi,
ia moja otcina.
Ako to w byva, dobro so zlym
chodi. Krasa bohatstvo prirody
V Liptove sa zamieila chudobou a
biedou irecito- -slovenskeho l'udu.
Po roztrnsenych dedinkach, ut1-
lsnych pod lesami, zije l'ud chu-
dobny. Kde turistovi ilnavno Wy
krocit', tam boku lesov a ma
stranach orie mas rol mix skalna-
tu p6du, kolcuje seje do nej zit-
ko, ovos, d 'atehnu. Nizsie, V do
linach a popri Vahu inych poto-
koch je lH drodnejsie pole.
Y celkosti vSak, bohatstvo Lip
tova, ci je NJ ono V Tatrach, V le-
soch, zemi, nedonaSa tol 'ko, ably
neho vyzil ten dobry l'ud.
Preto 81 musi inym sposobom
vyhl 'aaavat' ehlieb. Liptaci, pre-
dovsetkym vsak Liptaci zpod Ia
tier sil znamymi a hi 'adanymi
murarmi. Budapest svoje vel Ike
budovy moze fch usilovnosti d "a
kovat'. Oni stavali, oni 81 takte
zarabali na chlebicek. Murari ma
zimu domov prisli a co ceh leto
zarobfli, to V zine obratili IA Ii,
vobytie svojej rodinky, ktorou icl
Pan Bob hojne pozehnaval.
Okrem murarstva hlavnym prij.
nom bolo a je pltnictvo. Drevoru
baci zrlNbali lesy, okliesnili stro
my priviezli ich k Reviicel ale
bo Naml. Sbily sd plte, ulapili s;
vesla LikavGania, alebo Cernovc
plte sly V dlhom rade dolu va
hom ku Komarnu, ba vel mi caste
az do Srbska a Bulharska. Odva
zalo sa na nich drevo Liptova.
Otec Andreja Hlinku NAL Ger
novel, pamatnej to dedinke pr
RlMomberku, k1sok pol'a. Ale !
neho nedalo sa vyzit'. Musel al OF
list ! pltky' shanat ;. Ako murarstvo
pri ktorom tol 'ko slovenskych Ii
votoy vyhaslo, spadnutlm $ vyso
keho lesenia, tax al pltnlctvo
ktore zaiprieinilo smrt tol 'kyll
nasim pltnfkom chladnych VI
mach Vahu pri Margite Besnej
stl vel mi nebezpecne sposoby Wy
, hi adavania chleba. Kto sa icl
dhyta, musi byt' uz vel mi utis
nnty chudobny.
q takejto chudobnej rodiny ma
rodil sa najvacsi zijdci Slovak
Andrej Hlinka. V Cernovej (kto-
ra dedinka patri ohl' 'adu cir.
kevnej a statnej administracie de
mesta Ruzomberka) ; matey Ma
RE, rodenej salikovsj, 4 otca An
,dreja narodil sa dna ~. sspttnl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-30

Hllnka bOl obvineny tymto: dina
Is. apr. 1905 pred kostolo1n V
Prostrednej Revncej povedal, ze
naco je l'udu mad 'arcina, ked'
jej nerozumie. To iste povedal j
~ Troch Sliacoch dna %. aprila
1906 ziadal vrchnostenske prfpi-
sy pre- l'ud v slovencine. V Ru-
zomberku Is. jdna 1906. .recnil, a.
by Slovaci drzah spolu, ze ich on
"a Madnych okolnosti neopustf a
ziadal slovenske Skoly.
Ale, ked' po precftanf tychto
jeho previnenf dostal Hlinka slo-
vo, t'u OIL a povedal rec, ze sud-
covia hrozou trnuli.
Pritomny Svetozar Hurban Va
jansky, ktory ako redaktor "Na-
rodnych Novin" znacil ST v sud-
nej sieni jeho rec so svojimi sla-
vianskymi kolegami, sam sa v svo-
JON referate priznava, ze mu tax
krv kolovala zilach a talk sa ne
smierne rozcitil, re nebol schopny
znacit 81 slova Hlinkovej reci. Ce-
ruza ma papieri nehybne mu stala
jeho .oci prilepily sa vysokii
postavu Hlinkovu, ako stojf a v
polotme sldnej sieni vrasta do
vysky.
Neb. DR.. Jankoi Muldron, pravo-
tar z Turc. Sv. Martina a senator
SLOW. L'udovej Strany svojich
rozpomienkach ma A. Hlinku, no
vori 0 Hlinkovi po dvadsiatich u
plynutych a vel burlivych ro-
koch toto:
Este dnes mi je pred ocami i'm
pozantny zjav jcho stihlej, hrdo
vztyeenej postavy, ieho zdusevne-
Ia tvar, ked ako zalovany, pou-
zijdc svojho prava ma posledne
slovo, svoju rec takto koncil
Nina Wy nepremenite. Nina Wy ne
potrestate. Nina Wy nezlomite
Slovakom som sa narodil, Slovak
som a Slova'k budem! A ked WI
dem 10 zalara, zas len budem po-
kracovat' tam, kde som prestal.
Do poslednaho svojho dychu bu-
dem bojovat' "a svate prava slo-
venskeho l'udu, "a bozske prava
slovenskeho naroda!"
Sud vyniesol rozsudok. Hlinka
dostal diva roxy statneho vazenia
a 1900 kor. penaEnej pokuty, O.
krem toho troy do 3 tisic kor. Sro-
bar dostal jedon rok, kat. farar
Tomkl styrl meslace, Andrej jan
eek sest mesiacov, Gregus a Che
ben pat mesiacov, robotnik Ma
t t'asovS KY, murar Serafin, rol'nfk
Janovec, obuvnik Jesensky, No
yak a Vlkolinsky = dostali po
iednOm mesiaci.
Dohromady staly vol'by Dol
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-30
ANDREJ HLINKA.

Podavame vtahu knzocky napsan red Karolom sorom
vnlanej retakcou ''Sovaka' 60 mar. Hlinkovym)