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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-11-16
STOCKTON SQUAD
DOWNS SLEEPY EYE
WINSELL AND KRIEGER STAR
AS BACKS WITH GARNHARDTi
AND PETERSON IN LINE. LO-
GALS EDGE OUT 60 VICTORY.

In the last game of the season for
the Redwood Falls high school foot
ball team Sleepy Eye was defeated
by 6 to 0 count on the local field
Armistice day. A large crowd of i'll
terested spectators braved the cold
northwest wind which carried small
flurrys of snow with it, to watch the
local gladiators triumph in closely
fought contest. Redwood's counter
came in the first period in which Win
sell, star back, carried the ball -four
yards through center for the only
score of the game.
Harold Melges, who was acting cap
tain in Arnett's place, won the toss
and chose to defend the west goal
Redwood kicked and the ball was put
in play on Sleepy Eyes 20 yard line
After three attempts through the
line in which little gain was made
Sleepy Eye punted, the strong north.
west wind hindering the kick to such
an extent that the ball was in play or
the 80 yard line. From there the To-
Gals scored in several plays.
The local backfield performed like
veterans. Winsell and Krieger did
most of the ball carrying. Finn call
ed signals and played heady game
as did Melges. To Peterson goes an
unusual amount of glory. During
the entire game not once did he make
a bad pass from center. Sleepy Eye
was responsible for many but this
was due to the muddy field and Slip
perry ball. Garnhardt broke through
the defense time after time to halt
the ball carrier in his tracks. Cor.
bett and Melges at ends were at their
best as was Andrews and Melges ir
the line.
The local team, under the direction
of Coach Stockton finished most
successful season by defeating New
Ulm, st. Peter and Sleepy Eye ano
holding Pipestone to a scoreless tie
The games lost were to Glencoe, Win.
dom and Montevideo.
Not unlike the old days of cham
Continued on last page.)
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-11-16
SCHOOL DEBATE
TEAMS REALICNED
81 SCHOOLS ENROLLED IN CON-
PETITION FOR STATE CHAM
PIONSHIP. REDWOOD TO MEET
THREE SCHOOL TEAMS.

Realignment of members Of the
Minnesota state high school debating
league into regions and districts has
been completed preparatory to a sea-
son of activity leading to award Of
the state championship.
Ninety-four schools are enrolled,
a record number. Some will launch
debates before the Christmas holidays,
with the majority beginning in Janu-
ary.
"That the United States should
construct an all-American Great
Lakes-Atlantic waterway, rather than
cooperate with Canada in the Great
Lakes-St. Lawrence project" is the
question for debate.
This year for the first time, each
school will clash with the others in
it's district, the winners in the dis
trict series meeting in regional con-
tests. Regional survivors, six in num-
ber, will take part in state tourna-
ment at the University of Minnesota
next spring.
Heretofore the elimination plan
has been followed. with the result
that half the schools were put out
of the running in the first round. This
year the team having the highest to-
tai number of judges votes shall be
declared district winner.
District debates, according to the
constitution. are to be completed by
February Is and regional competition
by March Is. The state tournament
will probably be held during School
mems week at the university.
Redwood Falls is in District No. l
of Region No. 2; this region is COM
posed as follows: Region No. 2; Dis
trict No. 1. Springfield. Redwood
Falls, Winthrop, New Ulm; No. 2,
St. Peter, lie Sueur Center, Montgom-
cry, New Prague; No. 8, Mankato,
Winnebago, Amboy, Nicollet; No. 4,
Worthington, Window, Jackson.
The results of the drawing for sides
and pairings for the first round of de-
bates of the End Region is as follows:
First District
New Ulm, aft, Redwood Falls, neg.
Winthrop. aft, Springfield, neg.
Second District
st. Peter, aft, New Prague, neg.
lie Sueur Center, aft, Montgomery,
neg.
Third District
Winnebago. aft, Mankato, neg.
Amboy, aft, Nicollet, neg.
Fourth District
Worthington, aft, Jackson, neg.
Window, bye.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-11-16
ROAD GUARD RAILS
STOP ACCIDENTS

In speaking with horror of the
thousands of automobile accidents, it
is sometimes wondered how many
more there would be if highway build
ers were not giving the matter Of
safety their constant attention; for
instance the item of guard rails. 1t
would be interesting to know how
many narrow escapes there have been
in Redwood County, which would have
become serious accidents if the steel
cables had not stopped the cars from
going into the ditch. But these fences
with their white-topped posts have
probably prevented great many
more accidents by showing where the
danger line is. This is especially true
at night.
Sixty miles of guard rail, costing
s6l,S71, have been built on the trunk
highways this year, according to a
bulletin from the State Highway de-
partment. The total built since the
state took over the trunk routes in
1921 is $50 miles, costing s475,S02.
Steel cable has been used since 1923.
Before that wood and occasionally re-
inforced concrete were used. These
may look better, but wire cable is
much stronger and costs less than
half as much as wood and one fifth
as much as concrete rail.
The specifications call for 81
inch cable, three strands. each strand
having seven double galvanized an
nealed steel wires. The minimum
tensile strength for cable, nuts, clips,
Continued on page seven)
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-11-16
DEGREE OF HONOR
HOLDS MEETING
DISTRICT MEETING HELD WITH
MRS. HERMEIER AND MRS.
LAURA QUADY AS GUESTS OF
HONOR.

The Degree of Honor Lodge Of Red
wood Falls was host to the District
meeting of Degree of Honor Lodges
held here Monday afternoon and ev-
ening. The visiting lodges included
Window, Lucan, Seaforth, Sleepy Eye,
Franklin, Morton, Tracy and Worth
ington. Mrs. Hazel Hermeier of St.
Paul, the Grand President and Mrs.
Laura Quady of Minneapolis, the
General Organizer, were guests of the
meeting and during their stay in Red
wood Falls were entertained at the
home of Mrs. Carrie Smithers, the
president of the local order.
The first session, of the meeting
was held in the afternoon at the
Knights of Pythias Hall at which
time the reports of the various lodges
were given and the routine business
transacted. Mrs. Hermeier and Mrs.
Quady both gave interesting and help
full talks. At six o'clock the visitors
and members, numbering about a
hundred, were entertained at dinner
at the hall.
The evening meeting included the
drill work put on by the Window
Lodge with the local members of the
lodge filling the chairs. Ten new
members were initiated into the ord
er. Following the ritualistic work and
the instruction by the Grand Presi-
dent short program was given. The
Redwood Falls team gave japanese
drill and Ruth Fedderly and Fern
Byram danced the Charleston as did
also Virginia Scanlon of Seaforth
The program closed with duet by
Edna Redetzke and Clara Fedderly
During the social hour the time was
spent in dancing.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-11-16
SCHOOLS TO HELP
IN.,SEAL DRIVE
MINNESOTA HEALTH ASSOCIA-
TION INVITES SCHOOLS TO
PARTICIPATE IN CHRISTMAS
HEALTH SEAL DRIVE.

Every school in the state will re-
ceive an invitation from the Mime
sofa Health Association to take part
in it's second annual health poster
contest, a featre of the Christmas
Seal educational work for 1927-'28
Announcements, listing the 130
wards, donated to the State Associa-
tiOn by interested firms, have already
been received by local school heads
Two valuable oil paintings, a play
ground slide and swing, and a school
scale, top the list of awards, all of
which are for school use, and which
were donated by interested persons
TO the Association.
To insure fair competition, schools
have been divided into three groups
each with its own set of awards, DR.
+. A. Meyerding, executive secretary
of the state association explains. Rur-
al schools, which form Group 1, will
have preliminary county contests and
the six best from each county will be
entered in the state competition.
The graded school contest is limited
to the fifth through the eighth
grades, and consists of two groups,
schools having a full time art direct
or, and those without regular art sup
ervision. Success of the first state
wide health poster contest last year
with its 1000 entries and the stimuli
us given health instruction through
out the state, has resulted in repeti-
tion of the project, according to Dr.
Meyerding. The present contest will
close April End. 1928.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-11-16
Society
Holds Annual Meet

The annual meeting of the
Redwood County Agricultural So
ciety was held at the Court
House on Tuesday afternoon, No
vember 18th. The election of the
board of directors was held with
Thomas HOsken, A. P. Rams, and
c. A. Luscher each being re-elect-
ed to the board for a term of
three years. John Ahrends and
w. A. Hauck were elected to the
board for two year terms. The
board will meet for organization
and election of officers Dec. 9Th.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-11-16
National Tea Co. Buys
Consumers Co. Stores

On November 9th, Arthur Manning,
manager of the Consumers Whole
sale Supply Company of Redwood
Falls, one of chain of grocery stores,
received word to the effect that the
chain under the Consumers which
has recently filed petition for bank
ruptcy has been sold to another chain
organization, the National Tea Com
pany. The Consumers Company has
operated in Redwood Falls for the
past several years. A change in the
name of the concern is expected
soon. ssy
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-11-16
Musical Contest
AtDrean1 Theatre

On Wednesday, November 23rd
there will be Musical Contest at the
New Dream Theatre sponsored by the
Minneapolis School of Music and
Dramatic Art. This contest will be
open for contestants in piano, voice.
violin, dramatic art and miscellan-
eous instruments. Three prizes
amounting to approximately s500.00
in tuition will be awarded. In each
of the five branches three prizes of
20 lessons will be given. The con-
test will be held in conjunction with
the regular show.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-11-16
ROLL CALL BEGINS
THURSDAY, NOV. II
REDWOOD FALLS ROLL CALL OF
RED CROSS BEGINS THURS
DAY. 400 MEMBERS is QUOTA
FOR CITY.

Redwood County's annual Red Cross
Roll Call will open Thursday of this
week, November 18th. AS has been
done in the past, the entire county
is organized for the drive. On Tues
day evening the committees for or
ganization of Redwood Falls met.
Roll Call supplies were distributed
and all last minute preparation at
tended.
All residences of Redwood Falls
will be visited as well as all business
places of the city for solicitation to
this worthy cause. The quota for
Redwood Falls has been set as 400
members and that the county as 1900
members.
Below, the Gazette quotes from
President Coolidge, Herbert Hoover
and Will Rogers their comments con-
cerning the Red Cross. President
Coolidge states, "The American Red
Cross has foremost place in the
ranks of distinctive American insti-
tutions which we honor and loyalty
support. 1t has become an intimate
part of our every day life. To it We
turn instinctively and confidently
when sudden calamities occur.
"We have had frequent occasions
to witness its readiness for instant
and effective response at the call to
duty.
"We have tested the Red Cross in
war and in peace. 1t has never failed
us. 1t never will so long as it holds
your support.
''As President of the United States
and as President of the American
Red Cross, earnestly ask all our
citizens to renew their membership
in this legion of mercy"
''The Red Cross is the only thing
/ can think of in America that we
couldn't possibly do without" says
Will Rogers. Herbert Hoover states
that no one has gone hungry, uncloth-
ed, unprotected; this statement was
made at the time of the Mississippi
Valley Flood. Your membership and
support of the Red Cross over the
past years has made this great work
possible. Again respond heartily
when visited by committee member.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-11-16
Redwood Falls Boy
Outstanding Star

That Gilbert COrbett has gain
ed fame on the gridiron at Mar
quette University of Milwaukee
is born out from a picture of the
sophomore star and write up
in Milwaukee paper. The Ga
zette quotes the following: "Gil.
COrbett's uncanny ability to call
the right play at the right time,
coupled with his brilliant de-
fensive exhibitions in the last
three Hilltop games, marks him
as Murray's outstanding 1927
sophomore star"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-11-16
DEATH CALLS TWO
REDWOOD PEOPLE
THOMAS JOHNSON

Thomas Johnson passed away Mon
day evening, November 14th, at his
home in Redwood Falls after an illness
of many months. Funeral services
will be held Thursday afternoon at
two o'clock at the First Presbyterian
church, with the pastor, Reverend
James P. Linn, officiating. Interment
will be made in the local cemetery.
Mr.. Johnson is survived by his wife
and a number of brothers and sis
ters. A complete obituary will te
published in the next issue of the Ga
Zette.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-11-16

Mrs. Burgess, beauty director at
the Fisher Beauty Shoppe is taking a
six weeks leave of absence from her
work and left Sunday for st. Paul.
Miss Edna Rockstad of Minneapolis
has been secured to take her place and
has already started her work at the
Shoppes
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-11-16

st. Veronica's Guild will meet on
Thursday afternoon at the Parish
House with Mrs. c.. A. Luscher and
Mrs. H. w. Ward as hostesses for
the afternoon.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-29
SJAZD EVANJELICKEJ Mia
DEzE.

V Banskej Stiavnici boil pr.
vych dnoch julia sjazd slovenskej
evanjelickej mladeze, ma ktory sa
sisiel obrovsky pocet zastnpeov 2
celeho Slovealska. Sjazdove jed
mamie a slavnosti trvaly tri dni.
Pracovneho zasedania zilcastnill
sa popredni evanjelicki pracovnl'
eli a mnoho host 'ov Czech 70
Sliezska. Slavnosti skoncene boly
vel'kym l'udovym shromazden
ma namesti. Potas tEchto slavno'
sti odovzdany bol al cestny dok'
torsky diplom biskupovi Zochov
teologiekej fakulty litevskej.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-29
sLoVENsKA SKOLSKA RADA
BUDE UTVORENA.

Ma navrh zakrocenie ministra
skolstva narodnej osvety DIR.
Milana Hodzu, dostane Slovensko
este tohoto roku vyznamny vydo-
bytok: samospraVu vo veciach
skolskych a ucitel 'skych sriade-
MIN Slovenskej zemskej skolnej
rady.
Touto zalezitost 'ou zaoberala
sa az ministerSka rada usniesla
sa poverit' mmistra DIR. Hodzu,
ably najblMsej dobe predlozil
potrebny zakon sriadenl tejto
vFznamnej institncie.
Tato predloha bude dl'a vset-
kych predpokladov podana sne-
mu hned' po snemovIch prazd-
ninach V mesiaci septembri.
V odbornych kruhoch sa pred
poklada, ze tato predloha zacne
sa poiednavat stiGasne so zako-
nom uprave pomerov ucitel'-
stva ma statnych skolach, lebo t5-
to otazka tyka sa tiez predovset-
kym SloNenska, ked 'ze ucitel 'stvo
ma Morave av Cechach je skoro
vsetko sluzbach zemskych. Pra-
We teraz bola ministra Hodzu
deputacia tohoto nestatneho slo-
venskeho ucitel 'stva a predniesla
mu svoje ziadosti ohl'adom oca.
kavanej 1pravy.
Minister Hodza nalieha al ns
to-, ably sa pri tom vybavil al "a
: kon nprave platov staropenzi
i stov, ably sa napravila tato t'az
5 ka, dlhotvajuca krivda. Podobn
naliehava je al ilprava sluzoh
+ nych pomeroch Skolskvch inspek
e torov a bude tiez V najblizsej dc
Il be pojednavana.
z Takym cinOm mozno ocakavat
ze jasenna praea snemova zaen
l. sa predovsetkym znameni slt
venskych skolskych zalezitosti
= potrieb, ktore vyzadujn rychleh
l. a dobreho vybavenia V dobe, ket
l. Slovak je ma cele tohoto vyznan
n neho minSterstva.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-29
IA PREVEZENIE TELESNYCH
POZOSTATKOV SV. CYRILLA
MA SLOVENSKO.

Ustredna Katolicka Kancelaria,
60 vykonny organ biskupskeho
sboru ma Slovensku, usporiadala
10. julia slavnost' ma Dev1ne, ma
poctu nasich vierozvestov, sv. Cy-
rilla a Methoda. Ma tejto slavno-
sti recently vymamne osobnosti, a.
ko biskup Marian Blaha, minister
GaIzfk inf. Potom prijata bola
rezoliicia, v ktorej je biskupsky
sbor ziadany, ably poprosil sv.
Otca v Rhine 0 dovolenie preveze.
MIA telesnych pozostatkov sv. Cy.
rilla ma Devin ku konecnemu od-
pocinku, ably tax kazdoroene na
Devine mohla byt' vydrziavana
slavnost' k pocte slovenskych a.
postolov, sv. Cyrilla Methoda.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-29

bliaej dobe pomyssl ajii vywolat'
ma iizemf statov Malej Dohody
intestine nepokoie, ktore potom
hodlaj1 propagaene vyli6it' ako
skontanne hnutie obyvatel 'stva
tychto tizemi pre- opatne sjednote-
ME $ Mad 'arskom jako potvr-
denie spravnosti nedavneho clan.
ku lorda Rothemera. X tomu nce-
In boil prave v tyehto dhoch wy.
slany 2 Budapest cely rad do.
stojnikov generalneho stabu, kto.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-29
RUSKf zIDIA MA SLOvENSKO

v poslednej dobe pribudol ma
Slovensku vaeS poeet zidov Rus
ka, ktorf sa usilujd usalasit ako
v mestach, talk i ma vidieku, kde
zakuprjn pozemky pre- seba a
d 'alsich svojich druhov, ktori 2
Ruska este prijdh. Tato neocaka-
yana inyazia uvadza sa snvis-
lost 9 udalost ami Rusku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-29
!: -, JULIA 1917. ( {

III s1 jake byvalf velitelia plu-i
kov alabo p6sadok tychto iize.
mach dobre soznameni n1iest-
hymi pomerami a ktori mam "a
poyinnost sorganizovat' riadit
toto hnutie. Jako je dopisovatel'
CEPSu l,vedomeny, Rlmunsku
a Ceskoslovenskej repnblike ma
jjfi byt nepokoje organizovane pri
haliGskych hraniciach a. to maj.
blizsei dobe.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-29
vYsoKA sKoLA zURNALI.
STICKA.

Niektore easopisy sd dozvedajii
ze minister Skolstva narodnej o
svety DIR Milan Hodza dal do budtl
echo statneho rozpoctu prvn spla
tku 100000 kortln k sriadeniu Wy
sokej skoly nadllS politickych, maj
ma skoly nlrnalistickej.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-29
zAsTRELENY HoRAR.

Ned 'aleko Telgartu nasli mrt.
volu Jozefa BalaEa, horara Co
burgovskeho panstva. Komisia Ii
.stila, ze sa stal obet 'ou vrazdy q
pkchatel 'om, pytlakom, s1 E Get.
nSci na stope.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-29
sPoLoK MLADYCH MAR. PRA
COVNfKOV v GEMERI.

Po vyjdeni /. sositu zabavne-
no cftania "Prvosienky' v Tor
nall dosly redakcii "Gemer-Malo-
hont'' mnohk navrhy ma zalozenie
"Spolku mladych slovenskych ma
rodnych pracovnfkov Gemeri' =
Ciel 'om tohoto spolku by bolo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-29
OUCH ZBOROvA.

Vd acne a s patrlcnOu p1etou
.bolo celym narodom prvych
diioch jiila spomenuto 10. vyrocie
slavnej bitky II Zborova. V histo-
Ri krvavej valky svetovej je bit
va zborovska dl'a vyroku prezi-
denta Masaryka slice len epizo-
dou, ale pre- mas narod ie V jeho
oslobodlzovacej akcii dolezitym j
vyyNnamnym medznikom Cd kto-
reho ma d'alSi vyvoj vsehkych II.
tlalosti, konecnym vysledkom kto.
rych je utvorenie samostatneho
statu, 0 mnoho rychlejsi spad. U
Zborova po prve vysttipila samo-
statna nasa armada pod narodny.
mi praporni, po prvy raz po ii.
sfcrocnej prestavke, cd zaniku ri.
Sc velFkomoravskej, bojovali Cesi
a Slovaci v bratskej shode box
po boku dohodovych mocnosti Ia
spolocnym vznesenym ciel 'om, "a
slobodu naroda a celej csl. vlasti
Cssl. voiska zborovske dobNy
tax pravom celemu nasmu naro
du yo svete skveleho mena udat
nych hrdinov. Zborov oduSevni.
mnohydh, ktori potion nasledova
Ii prfkladmych vzorov zborov
skych. Ale Zborov ma tiez emf
nentny vyznam politIcky, lebo po
skytol naSej zahranicnej akcii w
datnii zbran propagacnn diplo
matick1 a umoznil zriadit vel
XII armadu ceskoslovenskn, eXi
stencia ktorej bola vzpruhou pre-
domacu politiku proti-habsburg
sk1.
Zborov stal sa vskutku jednyn
pilierov nasej obnovej slobody
je hlbokym zdrojom poucenia ;
mravnej silly pre- narod stat; j,
tiez vychodiskom tradfcie nase,
vlastnej armady, ktord 81 terra
tvorfme samostatnom State.
Ma poll organizacie armady zb;
viii SINE sa vojenskej narUky me
thody staroraktlskej, vytvoril
SINE 81 vlastn6 vojenSlke skolstvo
voiansky poriadok, co je ist
naizava5ne jSieho, name demolIra
ticke zariadenie svojej armade
Me je to armada zoldnierska, q
ko tomu niekdy b%valo ME ]
to armada vycvieena iba forma
lie militaristicky. Kladie sa vel
ka vaha, prave ma kult1rnu stral
5 ku, ma d d'alSiu vychovu vojslS'
takze nase kasarne po tejto stral
Ike mozu byt' plnym pravom p
kladane "a pokraieovacie skoay
najnsl 'achtilejsom smysle SLOW
Statistika mas najlepsie poueuje
kulttrnej vyspelosti nasich VOL
koy ako i tom, AXE cenne we'd
mosti ziskavaj1 pre- prakticky
vot vo zvlastnych k1rzoch poe
sluzIby vojenskej.
Nasa armada vyriessila tiez w
nym sposobom otazl1u spolupra
narodnostnych mensfn, takze a
ma okamlzlk nepovstaly ziadne +
nice, ktore by tel ci onej stra;
prezradzovaly nejakh nesnasar
vost'.
Ouch Zborova nasiel svoju
stu naSom narodnom zivote, ]
siel svoje vtelenie vo vel 'kom
stroll csl. armady. Tento du
musi sa uplatnovat' i v esl. pt
tike, ktora musi smerovat'
vom rade k sirokym vrstvam |
dovym, lebo ved' zborovski
dinovia patrili prave k tym n
sirsim l'udovym vrstvam. (T.(
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-29
sRoBAR vYsTUPM z CIRKvE

DR. Vavro Srobar dal rozhlasit /,
ze vyst1pil rim. katolickej cir
kve preto, ze no l'udaci stale me-
npyali "odrodilym katolikom' a
kacfrom Go lmdia neurobia
este pre- politiku!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-29

casopisu a dlenmi spollsu pisanych
knih. 3. Aktivnym podporovanim
vsetky1ch narodnych institncii v
Gemeri, ako SUI: odbory Matice
Slovellskej, Sloyenskej Ligy,
SdruEenia mladeze atd
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-29
YouNesrowrsKE sLovENsKf NovIN7

sky sbor. Ia predsedu zvoleny Dol
DIR. LadislaN Kovac, "a podpreds
Samuel Vozary, "a hlavneho veil
tel'a Friedrich Plentzner, "a vedd.
echo velitel'a Anton Mandy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-29

sdrlzit vsetkych mladNch sloyen-
skych literarnych kultiirnych
pracovnfkov celok, ktory by 81
wal "a nkol a svat1 povinnost
sirenie slovenskeho narodneho po-
vedomia asi tymito prostriedka.
ma:
/. Prednaskami, divadelnymi
predstaveniami, usporiadovanfm
koncertov, vecierkov atp. 2. Wy.
davanim zvlaStneho literarneho
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-29
VAHEY ObSluhe!

guluy I'd uoClyIOVd1u Co4u @O.SO
a vsetky inc miery "a pomernu
lspornu cenu. Nemozte 81 dovo-
lit tuto prilezitost' zameSkat'.
Storage
vahey Auto Home je prave ttm miestom,
kde by ste chcen mat svoju karu umiest-
nenu. Prfd'te sa podivat'.
Umyvanie
Umyvanie u vahsy 10 posoynt M farbu.
Udrxi ju mladou, jasnou cistou.
Wrecking Service
Nasa "wrecking kaxa" jsj riadit sd
vzdy hotovf. ziadns miesto je ME d'aleko
pre- mich.
Mastenie
Mastenie obnovsnis olsja crankcass js
roben6 ma hydraulickom zdvihu, ktort 70
dvihne karu ku prshNadke.
Repar&cia Baterii
Kaxdf reparovanis bstsrl kaxdSho ".
robku je konan6 Auto Homs-opravdov$m
znalcom. go atxI
Reparacia Gum
MAS department reparovania gdm js ".
strojeny ma dpln6 sbudovanis gumy.
My zachranims kaxdd gumu, ktesa bola 20.
skoden& nehode.