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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-12
DOUGLAS DAILY DOINCS

Shipping Cattle
Js NJ Hunsaker shipped cattle yes
terday at an exceptionally good price.
Here From Tombstone
]. E. James and family visited here
from Tombstone Friday.
Here From NacOzari
r.. II. Adams, of Nacozari, is in
Douglas for a few days. on business.
Here From Phoenix
Mr. and Mrs. Robert OShea, OF
Phoenix. are in this city on business.
Here From Leslie
Jack Burns visited here yesterday
from his home ins Leslie canyon.
Here From Paradise
w. &C.. Finnicun, of Paradise, was in
Douglas Friday on business.
Here From Leslie
r. E. Sampson, of Leslie canyon
visited this city yesterday on busi-
ness.
Here Visiting
Nat Russell, of Nacozari, is in this
city with his sister, who is visiting
him from New York City.
Returning Today
Mr.. and Mrs. George jackson will
return tonight from Phoenix, where
they went to visit the state fair.
4
Visiting Brother
Chester Matson is in this city visit
ing his brother, w. S. Matson, from
his home in Toronto, Can.
Return Sunday go
Mrs Henry Elvey and daughter,
Miss Henrietta Elvey, will return from
Phoenix Sunday afternoon. They have
been gone for the past week.
Returns From Phoenix
Ralph Caughlan, of the Pickwick
Stage office, has returned to. this
city from Phoenix, where he went on
business.
Chicken dinner, in dining room
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-12
House Guests

House Guests
Miss Helena Marks, Miss Beatrice
Robinson. Miss Margaret Adams and
Miss Margaret Fergus, of Bisbee, were
the house guests of Miss Winfred
Paul Thursday and Friday. They
attended the football game in this
CITY,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-12

Volunteers Offer
Enough volunteers offered to give
blood to Fred Lindner, who is ill in
the County hospital, to make blood
TRANSMISSION possible. The exact num-
ber of volunteers could not be ascer-
tanned but the TRANSMISSION will be
made soon.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-12

Pythian Sisters apron and cooked
food sale Saturday, Nov. IL, Arizona
Drug Store,-Advt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-12

Cooked food sale, 11O7 G Ave-, Sat
urday, Nov r. Everything good to
eat. LIS. B.of L. F. and E--Advt. 4
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-12
VISITING Relatives

The Misses Ruth and Catherine
Logic, who are students at the Uni
versity of Arizona at Tucson, are
spending the weekend in Douglas
as the guests of their aunt and uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Logic.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-12

Dancing every night, Naco Foreign
club-Advt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-12

Chicken dinner, in dining room,
Church Of God in Christ, 1907 Railroad
avenue, from II O'Clock Saturday un-
til 9 p. m. Sunday -Advt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-12

tended. The music was the best that
could be secured in this district and
a very enjoyable evening was spent.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-12

Del Mar dance orchestra now play
ing nightly at Naco. Foreign club
Advt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-12
Visiting Here

Visiting Here
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Benson, of
Bisbee, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clint Sharp, who are Mrs. Ben
sons parents. They will -be here until
Monday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-12

Here From Chicago
S. L. Seligman, who is well known
in this district, is visiting from Chi
cago 81
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-12

You'll find it in Dispatch want-ads.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-12

Recovering
Mrs. John Hart is practically re-
covered from broken ankle which
kept her confined to her home for
some weeks past
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-12
Here From University

Here From University
/ Alfred Levy is visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Levy, here over
the week lend from the University OF
Arizona, where he is in his second
year.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-12

In County Hospital
j. H. Jones was brought in, from
Courtland in the county ambulance
Thursday and placed in the County
hospital for treatment. He was
slightly better yesterday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-12
Visiting Family

Visiting Family
T. A. Dalton is in this city from
Long Beach visiting his daughters,
Miss Irlna Dalton and Mrs. Frank
Boyd. G. w. Pratt returned to this
city with him.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-12

Here From Leslie
r. E. Sampson, of Leslie canyon,
visited this city yesterday on busi-
ness.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-12

Here Visiting
Nat Russell, Of Nacozari, is in this
city with his sister, who is visiting
him from New York City.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-12

Returns From Phoenix
Ralph Caughlan of the Pickwick
Stage office, has returned to, this
city from Phoenix, where he went on
business.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-12

Here From Paradise
w. C.. Finnicun, of Paradise, was in
Douglas Friday on business.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-12

Return Sunday
Mrs. Henry Elvey Iand daughter,
Miss Henrietta Elvey, will return from
Phoenix Sunday afternoon. They have
been gone for the past week.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-12

Here From NacOzari
r.. II. Adams, of Nacozari, is in
Douglas for few days on business.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-12

Here From Phoenix
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert O'Shea, OF
Phoenix, are in this city on business.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-12

Returning Today
Mr.. and Mrs. George jackson will
return tonight from Phoenix, where
they went to visit the state fair
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-12

Visiting Brother
Chester Matson is in this city visit
ing his brother, W. S. Matson, from
his home in Toronto, Can.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-12

Here FFOm Leslie
Jack Burns visited here yesterday
from his home ins Leslie canyon.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-12

Shipping Cattle
u NJ Hunsaker shipped cattle yes
terday at an exceptionally good price.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-12

Here From Tombstone
]. E. James and family visited here
from Tombstone Friday.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-18
Anna Vardzalova

Toronto, Ont. Kanada. Slavna
Slovenska Liga v Amerike: Pro
sim vas, racte tieto riadky uve-
remit V nasskych novinach. PRO
sim vas uverejnenie preto, ably
som sd mohol verejne pod 'ako.
vat tym dobrym srdciam slo-
venskym, ktore mi prostredni.
ctvom vasim poslaly podporu.
Moji drahi bratia Slovaci, Sc.
stry Slovenky! keby som mohol
siel by SOM osobne vzdat' vam
srdecnu vd 'aku "a vaSu dobrosr.
decnost' voci mne 'aizko chore
mu rodakovi vaslnl preukazann
No ur0bit' to nemozem Pan Boil
zda, ci vas niektoreho niekedy
uvldim preto touto cestou 81
slzami v ociach klonim sa yam {
volam: Pan Bob zaplat'!
Srdecne vas vsetlych pozdra
vujem a znacim sa S lprimnNn
pozdravom Vas navzdy povd 'ac
ny Stefan Beck.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-18
vfBORNE
FARMY

95 akrov zapadne Cd Garfield, w.
borne pre- vseobecns farmarenie alcbo'
pcstovat hydinu. Tiez dobre micsto ma
stor gazolfnovd stanicu. DO kdpy je
zahrnuty vsetek statok, droda a Wy
strojenie, tiez traktor. Dobry izbo-
w dom s fornesom a svetclnym syst6-
nom. AIlieGiarska barna tekutou vo.l
Edou. Gena $11 800. $4,000 hotovvch.
65 akrov zapadne Cd Garfield ma do
brei ceste. Dobre odvodncna zem, vo
vel 'mi dobrom stave. Mheciarska bar
ma, s izbovy dom. Statok a zariadenie
moze byt' odk dpent. Cena $4,000. Ma
splatky.
400 akrov jusnc Cd Youngstown.
Vel mi debra p6da, vel'ky dom, mile
ciarska lbarna, elektriku mono do
| stat. Potok cez pastvu. Len bldovy
ma tejto farme ST hodny vyse $4,000.
Cena pre- RICHLY cdpredaj $500. $4,000
hotovych.
| 2 akrc, a izbovy dom, taknncr no.
1 w. Vel'ni dobre inc budovy, ma do
brej eeste zapadne cd Canfield. DO
ceny je zahrnuta touring kara krdel
kur. Obeta "a $1,000.
1 l20 akrov, mil JUNE Cd mesta,
pri Poland. 8 izbovy dom, elektri
| ckynl svetlom, dobrou barnou a sajlom
4 is kusov rozneho statku. kone, &c.
| Ia uroda a farmarskc stroje, al trak.
tor. Ma dobrej tvrdej ceste. Mattel
predi alebo zameni "a mestsky ma.
4 jctok.
| Mckinley Heights, l akcr, dobrym
2 cimentovych biakov domom, kto
rom jc 0 izieb. Toilet dome a elek
trick6 svctla. Garadz ma jednu karu
Ccna $500. Ma splatky.
135 akrov, oyocnA Il mlieciarsks
farma. 700 jabloni, 600 broskSG, mia
dc tercSnice a hruSnc. Ncl'ky 8 izbo
Ivy dom, vo vybornom stavc. MlicGiar
4 ska barna SO stodolou na slamu, ma
stal podelcna pre-, 80 kusov roznab,
statku. Sajlo 12x30, Vsctky potrebn
vonkajsie budoviska, dobrom stave
SO akrov je obrobcnc sad, ostatol
: pasicnky, ale sdee pre- ovocny sad
Nikdy nevysychajici jarok. Jestli pc
zeratc "a farmou, ma ktorcj zarobit
hodne penazi, toto .jc ona. Cena j
I $4,000. Ma splatky.
: Haste sa u
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-18
SOZNAM OBETUJUCICH
a darov .doslych do uradovne 81.
Ligy cd 5. do IL. marca ma pod
.p0ru trpiacim rodakom v Kube a
Kanade.

Veronika BalaE, Racine, Wis.
$500. Jan Gemeri, Shelton, Conn.
81. - Tomas Imrich, Fulton, N.
Y. $1.5O. = Stefan Vadovich, v
Cory, Pa. /. - Jan Oravec, Ga
Teton, Pa. ST.. - Sbierka ma di-
vadle sboru 155. Kat. Sokoloy v
Ironwood, Mich. 1925. - Cislo
160 Penn Slov. Jednoty Pitts
burgh S.. = Jozef Svrcek, Cicc-
ro, Ill. 81. - Cislo 16. P. S. Jed
V Maltby, Pa. 81. - FIR. Brichta,
Marsteller, Pa. sosbieral a postal
So. - 7Cislo 76. p. S. Jednoty vo
Fornie,- B. G.. Canada sbierku y
obnose $11.25. - Sbor 40S Slov
Ligy Mansfield, Ohio $5. - st
Pirohar, Chicago 81. Jozef A
Buc, Chicago 81. Americko
Slovensky Obciansky Klub v Chi
cago, TIL. $1435. - Sbor 1873. 81
Ligy Schenectady, II. Y. sbier
ku So. Spolu $71.35. Prenask,
2 predoSlych vykazov 81, ,14.37
Spolu sbierka cini 81 ,2G5.72.
|
/ Cest a chvala VAN dobrodin
covia mill. Vasa obetavost je pri
kladna pre- kazdeho syna a dee
ru nasej krve a kosti. Bob need
uam to odplatf zaUnaci do kni
ny zasluh! Ueinkujte, pracujt'
len d 'alej S dobrou vol 'ou, we'd
to ide pre- dobro nasho l'udu
|Vd aka yam, vsetkym darcom no
re oznacenym. Bob otlanen stona
sobne vasu dbetavost'. Som $,
tsrdecnym rodaclkym pozdravou
vam oddany,
4 Jan "A. Kocur,
! tai. Slov. Ligy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-18
20 SL.AVLANSKEHo
SVETA.
"voJENsKY MEsIAC'. -$PE-
KULACIA. S CHYRMI o voJNE

ma Rusku raz mesiaca, kedy
v popredl verejneho zaujmu su
vojenske zalezitosti. Dnes stale
sa thema m0znosti vypuknutia
vojny m6dnym, zvlaSte po reel
Vorosilovej Bucharinovej. A
kutnost' tohoto themata zvysily
zvlaste pripravy ma oslavu vyro-
ella rudej armady, ktora sa ko-
nala dna %. februara. v tento
den oslavila cervena arada devia-
.te vyroeie svojho zalozenia. De-
viater vyrocie ME je sice zvlaste
vhodnym olSannEikom pre- oslavu,
prislo vsak who'd, lebo dava moz-
most Ease rozvindt propaganda
prospech vojenskych veci. Tyn
stava sa 'vojenslSy mesiac" v So
vietskom Rusku jakousi vojen-
skou demonstration, namierenou
hlaNne proti Anglii.
Oslava deviateho vyrocia zalo-
zenia cervenej armady pripravu-
je sa al v tlaci. Ustredny tlacovy
odbor rozoslal IA. febr. Mosk-
Wy redakciam vsetlych casopisov
zvlastny radiovy obeznik, obsa.
hujlci podrobne instrukcie k o.
slave tohoto dina. V obezniku
ktory ME je urceny k uverejne-
niu sovietskych casopisoch, a.
le ma slnzit' len pre- Mformaciu
redaktorov, sa hovori medzi j.
nym: VSeobecna medzinarodnd
situacia yyzaduje zvyseneho. "a
ujmu robotnicko -sedliackych mas
pre- obranu SSSR. a v tomto smy
ISLE treba vyuzit' dina %. februa
ra 8. vyrocia zalozenia cervene,
armady. Pri vMkladoch o vyro
ci je treba vylozit politiku S
S. S. r. jake mierumilovnii, re
ferovat 0 medninarodnej situa
! Gil a zdoraznovat' vzrast villec
neho nebezpecia a nutnost' vsi
mat 81 "a tyichto ololnosti obra
/ ny zeme zosilnenie ,cervenej ar
mady. Pri tom sa vSak tlac M
vyhybat' stanovenia urcitej dc
by, kedy by vojna mohla vypuk
nut -
4 Posledna .Neta instrukcie ol
jasnuje sa tym, re reciami Vor(
silovymi Bucharinovymi vzniL
lily v sovietskom Rusku povesti, q
vraj voMa nastane na jar toht
roku. Zvlaste rusky vidiek bo
tymito povest 'ami znepokojenJ
"Rabocaja Gazeta pise, re ii.
to povesti daily podnet k spekr
lacii zivotnymi potrebami. v ds
ktorych vonkovskych mestach z
calo sa obyvatel 'stvo zasobovat
potravinami a inymi potreban
pre- pripad vojny. Ma priklad
meste Kovrove sd l'ud hnfne H.
null do druzstevnyGh predajn
Ekde nakupoval muku, cukor, m.
\ dlo, latky a sol. Ia diva az tri dl
boly tax rozpredane zasoby L
diva mesiace. Y dedinach u uni
neneho mesta boly "a diva dni n
predane zasobl soil, ktore ma
stacit ma cely mesiac. V robotn
4 ckej dedine Likin pri Mosk,
p0sobily povesti vojne' a hla(
J ma obyvatel'stvo tou mierou,
zacalo kupovat' mlkn hned' y
vel kych yreeiacl, ktore vozi
domov u rlcnych sankach
sriad 'ovalo 81 donna bohate 2
soby. u .blinkyeh dedin prieh
dily do Likinu v dlhych radot
voziky - vsetky pre- mlku. I'll
" Jegoricysku moskevslej g
. berlii bolo mnoho robotnikov z
clEvatene touto zasobovacou p
! nikou.
i Freto Rabocaja Gazeta" p
preyadzani vojenskej propaga
dy odporaca ostrazitost' a I'd
razGuje, ze tojenske prfpravy
konajti len, s.pre kaAdy pripad
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-18
MA PREDAJ

10 mil JUNE od Youngstown, 107
akrov alebo ciastka q mich. izbovy
dem, khpelila, gdz dome a barni,
9" produkujuce gazove studne, novy
kurnik, 25x65. Bank barn so stodolou
ma slamu. Barna je 6ox7s. 5 akrov
hrubeho lesa. Sajlo. Tekuta voda ma
pastvisku. IL akrovy ovocny sad, IL
rokov starS, pravc najbohatsie rodi
Central alizovana skola, bus sa zastavi
pri dome. Ma dobrych ccstach. Vybor
ma poloha pre- 5 akrove jazcro. 0 in
formacie oh 'adom ceny d podmienol
hlaste So u
MR.. CRUMBACHER
27-29 East Federal st.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-18
80 AKROVA FARMICKA

DO rentu, so mil severne cd
mesta Youngstown, v Conneaut,
Ohio, Ashtabula County. 5 izbo-
w dom, 5 akrov vinohradu. Po-
tok tccie cez dvor. Po pripade
dam i z polovice. Mech sd hlasia
TAXI, ktorl sd rozumejn pcstoya-
niu hrozna, zeleniny, kiir a ka-
ciek. Illasit sa treba pod {, 45e
Penhale Ave-, Campbell, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-18

spitali v d'alekej Kanade. Majet-
ku ziadneho nemame, zili SINE len
70 zarobku rnk nasho draheho o.
tea, ktory dnes lezi t'azko chory
v cudzine a my jeho rodina hla-
dujeme V slovenskej otcine. Este
raz YAM, bratia drahi, sestry mi
le, meme mojom a mojich troch
malyeh dietok "a vas dar srdec-
he d 'akujem a prosim Nsemohn-
echo, ably vas pozehnal a ochranil
od takej biedy, akej sa moi.
mi dietkami nachadzam. Som
yam z duse povd 'acna,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-18
UCTE sA ANGLICKY!

Dl'a naAho systemu kazdy sd ma
uci anglicky donna "a kratky cas-.
Poslite 15c ma illohu a vysvetle-
ME. .Slovak School Of English,
337 Il. 10th Street. Room IA, New
York City.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-18
Ma. PREDAJ

Vyborna prilezitost kdpit prvo-
triedny pool room koIkaref. Je to
" kazdom OIL 'adc moderny obchod.
Mattel predava pre- stary vek a cho-
robu. Adresa: Hubbard Recreation
Parlors, N. Main ST., Hubbard, Ohio.
(o1D
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-18
Drobne ohlasky
DO RElFrU

Vyse 100 akrova farma pri New
Middletown. Ma farnne je dobry
dom hospodarske budovy. MOI
no ju wat do rentu ma dlhe 70.
ky, Cd i. aprila. Maly rent. DR.
Love, 723 Dollar Bank Bldg.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-18

- Ked' mate krstin5, svsdbu,
pohrab, spolkovd, osadnd slAv-
most, opiste nam to . zaSlite uve-
reinit do naaich nOvin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-18
PorREBuJEME

Mladeho pekneho DRAMA Slovaka,
ktory ma dobre odpordeania. Zkusc-
most sa nevyzaduje. Dobra prilezi-
tost' pre- toho praveho. Hlasit sa tre-
Lean Bldg.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-18
FARNIA MA ZAMENU ALEBO Ma
pREnAJ

65 akrov, s izboyy dom, barna, kur-
Milky a milkhouse. Ma dobrej cestc od
Warren do Ashtabula, bus ide tadial'.
40 akrov oraeiny, ostatok pasienky a
les. $70o-$so0 hotovych, ostatok roe
ne splatky, alebo zamenfm "a mestsky
majetok. ANDREJ FEDOR, r. +. d.
No 2, Box 5, Hubbard, Ohio
(o1D
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-18
DO RENTU FARa6A

12O akrova, North jackson.
6 izbovy dom, cimentoyana barna
sajlo, kurnik, ovocny sad. $50
mesacne ma 1-2-3 roxy.
john Kamod 'a-Kochan, 814 Belle
Vista Ave. (o11)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-18
z IJRADovNE TAJoMNfKA
SLOV. LfGY.
sMRT A zIvoT v stBoJI.

hfeSl dnSIVO ia Vel Ky pIal0k
uctieva ten vel Ky BOZ, ktory
podstupil Syn Bozi so smrt 'ou a
lrriechom Podivny to zapas. Kto
ale vySiel z boja tohe st a vit 'az2
Ten, ktory MA Vel'ky piatok
zdanlive podl 'ahnul, avsak v ne
del'u povstal k zivotu novemu.
Cd toho prveho Vel 'keho plat
ku vzdy a vzdy znovu vedie sa
ten podivuhodny zapas. Vzdy a
yzdy sraza sa blud, hriech, bez-
pravie pravdou a pravom, VHdy
a vzdy vedie sa kruty BOZ prot
zasadam Kristovym. No, bud Be-
hu chvala, vzdy opatuje sa VII
'azstvo tychto. Prave "a DOLBY
nasej pj tento vedie sa bezo-
hl'adneJsie ako inokedy co
hlavne pozoruhodne je, ze sp6-
sob boja toho je ten isty, ktory
Dol pred desiatkami rokov; ia
ista zbran odpornikov krest AN
slych zasad; blul, zinnysel ma
Touto zbranou bojuju prazski
loz, bezpravie nasilenstvo.
kopovia cichoslovaci. Boze moi
do'bry, co vsetko popisali, poho-
vorlli mas roduvernyc!h Slova
koch, nasich snahach a t1z-
bach, menovite nasej maticke
Slov. Lige Ameri1e. Ze vra!
sme mad 'aroni, rimani, buricia
atd'. atd'. o, Wy pokrytci! Wy
nam nadavate "a to, re SINE sa
zaujali nasho l'udu, ktory praz
ska centralisticka vlada vohnala
na pokrai duSevnej telesne,
zahuby. Wy farizei novom Wy
DAM, ktorym bolo trnom oku
ked odusevneny l'ud yystroii
slavny sprievod Kristovi do Jeru
zalema. Nuz we'd tie Wy vsetci
ktorl vyjete a sycite: musite 20
mret', we'd tie, re narod sloven
sky nerovnom boji predsa lel
2vit All, ze w i jemu blizi sa ne
,dcMa vel.'konoEtla, ze istC wi
All pravda, pravo spravodli
vost Wy pravda trniete stra
chom pred tou skutocnost 'ou, q
ten itchy l'ud sa prebudza, Il
ziada Bohom mu dane prava. MI
prave v tom je nasa nadej, na'
tym jasame my, ktori l'ud tel
vrlcne milujeme.
A teraz niekol 'ko SLOW k van
zlate duSe slovenske. Prosim va.
EreGitajte 81 tie uprimne slovi
ktore vam posielajii tie ubieden
duse slovensky, ktore ste vas
mi obetiami cestou Slov Lig
podporili:
Osikov, Slovensko. - Vrelem
lovane duse sloyenske: Y, laskav
znamost vam davame, re SIN
nam zaslanych Kcs 500 dostal
Sposobili ste nam ncopisatel II
radOst vaSim Stedrym milod;
rom, ked ste mas ubiedenych kl
skom chlcba obdarili. My SIN
dnes asi tou MISREPRESENTATION T.
dinou na Slovensku, lebo mas
tee Jan Vardzal, musel, ako t
sice inych, odcestovat 70 svoj,
ylasti do cudziny hl'adat skyv
chleba pre- seba a svdiu rodinr
Zanechal mas nadeji, ze ma
bude m6ct svojou nsilovnost q
pomahat' v biede, v ktorej sm
ostah. No tuba jeho sa nespln
La, lebo Pan Bob navstivil ho n
mocou tax, be uz dlhy cas- lezi
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MA PREDAJ
MA HUMBOLT ST,

Lansingville, novy pekny 5 izbo.
w dom ma / floor, S knpelnou
pojdom, pivnieou pod celym do.
nom, v kazdom OIL 'ade moderny
a dobre stavany. Utica dlazdena
Dom je teraz dohotuvany. Lei
male hotovych pehazi treba, o
statok mesacne ako rent. Hlasit
sa treba u
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JANOSfKoV POKLADl
Nasli Janosikove peniaze! Nasli
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Teraz vysiel novy ludovy ro-
man: s.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-18
JANosiKov PoKI.AD.


Kazdemu Slovakovi - dobre
znstmo, ze Janosik uz pred dvesto
rokami zacal bojovat' "a prava
nasho milovaneho Slovenska je-
no utla6aneho l'udu. Ked' memo
hol inacej, rozbijal panom zamky
tam nahromazdene zlato, penia-
ze inc poklady pobral a ciastoc-
ne medzi chudobnym l'udom roy
dal, mnoho ale horach pokryl
pre- st 'astnejsiu generaciu.
DIR. Lesak, bratislavsky lekar,
l'adal tento ohromny poklad'
Zc jakym sp6sobom a jalo ho ma
siel, precitajte ST knihe vysc IL
dancj. Hruba kniha jc opatrena
Is obrazkami a mozcte ju klpit
neviazano v Is sositoch "a $1.OO
viazano v makkej eprave "a $1.25,
PoStou o 1Oc Wac. T1to kniz-
ku mono dostat' Y nasej redakcii
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800 w Federal ST., Youngstown, O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-27

of program, Mrs. Victoria Fl. Wright,
are cooperating to secure fine speak
ars for the afternoon session.
At the close of the meeting tea
was held for the board and local Re-
publicans The dining room was
decorated with green's and white
spring flowers and Mrs. Lacey Young
presided at the tea table.
The next meeting of the fedora ton
will be held in Silver Spring April 13,
when Mrs Edward Koch will be the
hostess.
Political Study CIub.-Mrs. Clyde
B. Aitchison presided at the meet
ing held March 10 at the Washing
ton Club. During the business ses-
sion the committee on nomination of
officers was announced as consisting
of Mrs. Fl. r. Perry, Mrs. Lewis B.
Thompson, Mrs. Charles III. Cecil,
Mrs. Lawrence. Radford and Mrs.
Rose Mulcare. Mrs. Jerome Light
foot will have charge of the cleo
ton. According to the rules as
amended at the last annual meeting
members joining the club after the
March meeting will not be eligible
to vote for the officers to be elected
this year. The president requested
that members wishing changes made
in the bylaws, send their sugges-
tions to Mrs. John w. FriZzell. chair
man of revision. before the next
meeting, April IS. At that time Mrs.
Frizzell will sumbit bylaws changes
to be voted on at the annual meet
ing, May 81. In the absence of the
Bel Canto Quartet, which was sched-
uled to sing. the Interstate Com
merce Quartet. comprising Harold
Nov DxrRr0
and Paul J. Kelley, with Robert
Feuerstein, accompanist, gave an
enjoyable program. Miss Parker
sang. The address of the afternoon
was made by Thomas F. Woodlock.
interstate commerce commissioner,
who spoke on THE Relation of the
Federal Government TO Railroads.
before the large audience. Mrs.
Richard Taylor, acting chairman of
hospitality. was assisted by Mrs.
Matthew Blodgett, Mrs. Charles F..
Staples, Mrs. Henry Jones Ford, Mrs.
Everett Hickerson. Mrs. Frederick J..
Yoemans. Mrs. Grace Thompson
Seaton and Mrs. c. d. Hawley
poured tea Mrs. Woodlock was
guest of honor of the afternoon.
The Park View Woman's Club met
at the school March 16. Following
the usual exercises committee re-
ports were made. Mrs. Rowe dis
cussed movement on foot by the
A. A. A. for the protection of animals
and fowls from motorists. She also
suggested that SO be given the ID. c.
Council Of Boy Scouts. which Is hold
ing drive for funds. Motion carried.
Mrs. Ashburn reported that com.
mittee of more than Is women visited
the F'rigidaire demonstration and
turned over the check received from
the same. Five dollars has already
been realized from the sale of home
made candy. which will be continued.
rummage sale will be held at the
Friendship House April and ?.
Mrs. Standish presented the names
of two prospective members, Mrs.
John Huntley Potts and Mrs. Nc
Creary. These were favorably acted
upon.
Mrs. Russell has been rendering as
sistance to a needy family and re-
quested that discarded clothing suit.
able for 3-year-old boy be sent her.
Mrs. George Evans, assisted by Mrs.
Russell and Mrs. Walker, entertained