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Milford chronicle., 1927-02-25
TO EXTEND BOUNDARY
OF TOWN OF MILFORD
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intersection with it and the con-
crete highway leading into the town
of Milford. Then continuing in a
southerIy direction along and ad-
joining the du POnt Boulevard, five
hundred feet wide from the western
edge of the aforesaid boulevard, to
the Haven Lake; then across said
lake and continuing as above stated,
to a point beyond the Shawnee road
crossing, to the southern or south
eastern lines of what is known as
the civilian 1. Simpson property"
From thence the boundary line shall
continue in a direct line across such
lands or other lands, to branch"
or stream of water known as the
Deep Branch" to a bridge over
such stream on the county road
leading to Lincoln, Delaware, thence
follow the course of the aforesaid
deep Branch" to the lake known
as the Marshall Mill Pond" and
thence on down that water course to
the Mispillion River, thence up the
aforesaid river, to the Bowen Land
ing" and so tie up the boundary
line of the town Of Milford, Della
ware.
This shall consist of the incorpor-
ate limits of the town of Milford,
Delaware, in both Kent and Sussex
counties, and the town council OF
Milford, Delaware, is hereby author
lied and directed to cause a survey
of the line as above designated,
causing substantial boundary mark
ers to be located and placed, to for
ever after establish the boundary as
intended to be laid out by this act.
Milford chronicle., 1927-02-25
DIVORCES ARE GRANTED
in KENT COUNTY COURT
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from Mary Draper, on grounds of
desertion; Emily G. Enlow from
Francis B. Enlow, and Robert A.
Salisbury, of Harrington, from Hell
en- c. Salisbury, on a charge of de-
sertiOn.
Final DEGREES were granted the
following: Howard Anthony from
Pearl Anthony; Sara E. Stehley
from Oscar 1. Stehley; Catherine
Reed Gourley from Gilbert Gourley;
Edith Vaughn Dempsey from Clar-
ence Richard Dempsey; Loadman
Honey from Emma Honey; Susan
Irons from George A. Irons.
Thos. c. Frame presented a petit
ton for changing the name Of Mar
tin Janeka to Martin Jenkins. AS it
was ruled that the party making the
petition should be in court, action
was deferred.
Milford chronicle., 1927-02-25
MARYLAND MAY CHANGE
ITS AUTOMOBILE LAWS
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take out a Maryland license before
they could operate over any fixed
route. Should they leave this fixed
route even for half mile they were
subject to a fine. Some months ago
as a retaliatory measure Delaware
demanded a license of the Maryland
trucks using the Delaware highways
and this brought about situation
that resulted in this weeks confer
ence.
The members of the joint legisla-
tive committees at the conference
were as follows: Maryland-Sena-
tors Beck, Roe, Fooks and Withgott
and House members, White, Wheal-
ton, Lednum, Anderson and Coburn.
Delaware-Senators Allen, Attix and
Steele and House members, Ball.
Evans and Carrow. Governor Robin
son, Attorney General Switzerland,
Acting Secretary of State Grantland
and Highway Engineer Buck, all OF
Delaware also attended the confer
ence.
The conference was an amicable
one in every respect and it was the
general opinion that the matter will
now be adjusted to the satisfaction
of all although it will take a short
time.
Milford chronicle., 1927-02-25
SUSSEX SCHOOL RECEIVES
CZECHOSLOVAKIA GIFTS
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how its buildings, customs and ma
tional costumes are. On the last
mage we have attached the photo OF
all the juniors of our school. we
think that these picture post cards
tell YOU more than if we would
write you several pages OF the con-
ditions of our district.
With best wishes for the prosper
ity of your further work, and warm
est thanks for your pretty gltts' we
end with the SloVak words OF thanKs
-"God bless you for it,"
with many sincere greetings.
The Junior Red Cross members
of the State popular schooI at
Mestecko near Puchoo' Czech-
oslovakia."
Teachers of the Stanton school,
No. 38. Christiana, No. "A, and Sun
nvside' No. 95, and Newport, No. IL
met in conference with Miss Mar.
iorie Earp, executive secretary OF
Delaware Chapter Of the American
Red Cross to discuss the asselnDly
of nortfolios by Junior Red cross
children TO be forwarded across the
sea. The Newport school IS going u
send their portfolio to Denmark ana ana
fbe other three schools have not yse
decided where they will ask 10 ndXe
their nortfolio forwarded. Those az
tending the meeting were: Mary %.
Seaeholtz. and Mrs. Mary p. Goruy
of stanton, Mary Jefferies, and MAI.
oorei BRADY of Christiana; Margaret
SH SA' T,a- of Sunnyside; Francis e.
Mccoy, Belle Chambers MRS; ,7 GIauys y
LYMAN, M. Alma Spencer ElyS "a, D.
Kerr. Albert Sapp, Elsie E. NOW NOV
land and Jenny Richards OF New
Milford chronicle., 1927-02-25
ST. VALENTINE PARTY

Mrs. Charles Swain entertained
her Sunday school class at a st. VAL
entine party at her home on Tues
day evening, February Is.
The color scheme, decorations,
games, etc, were in keeping with
the valentine spirit. About forty
young people were present, and a
very pleasant evening was spent in
contests, games, etc. Those who won
prizes were: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Hayes, Clarence Downing and Eliz-
abeth Lank, and BOBBY prizes went
to Pearl Roberts and Lester Kersey.
The members of the class present
ed their teacher with a beautiful
box of candy and a watch bracelet,
in honor of her birthday
Refreshments consisted q Pie,
Ia mode, decorated with candy
hearts and cherries.
Milford chronicle., 1927-02-25
FARMERS SHORT
COURSE NEXT WEEK
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Spurs in the Apple and Its Relation
to Production. r. S. Lagasse, Della
ware Experiment Station.
1900 Lunch.
1880 .. m. Pruning the Apple
Prof. J. H. Gourley, Ohio Expert
ment Station.
2:40 p. m. Wormy Apples. DR.. H.
L. Dozier, Delaware Experiment Sta
ton.
$40 p. m. The Latest on Apple
Scab. DR.. J. f. Adams, Delaware
Experiment Station.
Wednesday, March 2-POultry Day
$3.50 a. m. The All Mash Ration.
DR.. C. w. Carrick, Purdue Univer-
sity.
1O:45 a. m. Egg Marketing in Del
aware. DR.. H. S. Gabriel, Delaware
Experiment Station.
1900 Lunch.
1870 p. m. Poultry Feeding Exper-
iments at Newark. A. E. TOmhave
and C. w. MumfOrd, Delaware Ex-
pertinent Station.
2:SO p. m. Parasite Control. DR.. F.
r. Beaudette, New Jersey Expert
ment Station.
$3.50 D. m. The Green Food Prob
lem. H. S. Palmer, University of
Delaware.
Thursday, March S-AgricHltural
Economics Day
$3.50 a. m. Factors Influencing
Price. DR.. C. L. Benner, Delaware
Experiment Station.
IO:4O a. m. Cooperative Marketing
in Delaware. Prof. H. V. Olsen, I'm
iversity of Delaware.
1900 Lunch.
1870 o. m. The Agricultural Out
look. H. R. Tolley, U. s. Department
of Agriculture.
2:45 o. m. Factors Which Make
the Weather. G. S. Bliss, U. S. Wea-
ther Bureau, Philadelphia.
Jiggs is coming, to Milford next
week. Get your cOrned beef early.
Davis Meat Market, Milford. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1927-02-25
NUPTLALS
LEWIs-HARPER

A very quiet wedding was solemn
lied at the Methodist Episcopal par
sonage on Tuesday evening, Febru-
ary 22nd, when Miss Blanche Har-
per and Mr.. Joseph Lewis were uni
ted in marriage. Rev. Disston w. ia
cobs performed the ceremony. The
ring service being used. Miss Ellen
Harper and John Moore of Dover,
attended the bridal couple.
Milford chronicle., 1927-02-25
MILFORD NEW CENTURY CLUB

The New Century Club met in its
quarter Monday, February 21, with
Mrs. Lewis presiding. Mrs. Matthews
was chairman of the following pro-
gram: Piano duet, Annette Mettam,
James Dickerson; vocal solo, Mrs.
Warren, accompanist, Mrs. Hurley;
piano duet, Hurley Barrett; current
events, Evans, Roberts, Hall, Jones'
Atkins, Welsh, Grimes, DR.. Draper,
Pratt. Mesdames Franklin Bryan and
George Derrickson were made new
members of the club.
Monday, February 2Sth, will be
music day, with the life, compost
tions and selections from Ethelbert
Nevin.
The chairman, Mrs. Riggs, has
given time and preparation to the
program and merits full attend
ance of club members.
Milford chronicle., 1927-02-25
FELLOWSHIP BIBLE CLASS

The entertainment, 1.-THE Bells" ;"
given by the Fellowship Class, Feb
ruary 10th was a real success. The
class was directed and guided for
this entertainment by Mrs. Chas. W..
Reid, their beloved president. She
wishes, as well as each member OF
the class, to thank the public for its
hearty response to aid this worthy
cause, for which the class was
working. The money realized from
the sale Of tickets was approximate
ly one hundred and ten dollars.
Milford chronicle., 1927-02-25
DRY AGENTS MAKE
IMPORTANT RAID
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ever raided in Delaware, represent
ing a greater investment than that
found on a farm between Christiana
and Stanton year ago.
Large quantities of what is be-
ieved to be genuine Gordon gin and
Gibson whiskey were found. The Op-
orators of the place are believed to
have cut the genuine liquor with
alcohol and glycerine, and after add
ing flavoring and coloring, packed it
in fancy bottles and sold it for So
and $40 per quart.
When the agents raided the place,
no one was either in the house or
on the farm, and the owner Of the
liquor is unknown. After superVis-
ing the transportation of the seized
goods to Wilmington, Mr.. Hill tack
ed an affidavit setting forth his rea-
sons for making the raid and a
copy of his search warrant, on the
door.
Milford chronicle., 1927-02-25
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

The seventy-eighth anniversary OF
orr SUNDAY school was celebrated
Tresdav night. The scholars and
teachers and friends filed the lee
ture room. All from the youngest 10
fhe Oldest, enjoyed the exercises
The usual refreshments were served. t
On Sunday morning the pastor
will speak of the origin and CROWN
Of the papal power, showing no"
there came to- be paper.
Milford chronicle., 1927-02-25

miles per hour in 1874 seconds. 1t will
deliver 70 miles an hour carrying four
passengers. 1t will return from IS to Is
miles to the gallon of gasoline under nor
NAL driving conditions.
Try it yourself-take this Car out today.
Put it against any test you want. Then
you'll know why the Studebaker Big Six
Outsells every other car of equal or greater
rated horsepower.
Atits new low price of $1585-this Gus
tom Brougham is the latest triumph OfStu-
debakers One>PrOft manufacture. Never
before has Big Six four door enclosed
car given SO much and asked for SO little!
Milford chronicle., 1927-02-25

Look out for Jiggs; get your cor
ned beef at Walter a. Davis Meat
Market, Milford. II
Milford chronicle., 1927-02-25

Fine mackerel at Davis Meat
Market, Milford. II
Milford chronicle., 1927-02-25

EOUIPMENT-The Commander:
NickeLpIated bumpers, front and rear; nO-draft
ventilating windshield Exclusively Studebaker);
fuIl.size balloon tires; disc wheels and positive
acting four.wheel mechanical brakes; engine
thermometer and hydrostatic gasoline gauge on
dash; two,beam acorn headlights controlled
from steering wheel; cowl lights and interior
dome light; rear traffic signal light; automatic
windshield cleaner and rear.visiOn mirror; oil
filter; AIemite chassis lubricatiOn3 silken cur
tains; Butler-fnish hardware.
Milford chronicle., 1927-02-25

TF ever a car had what American busi.
i ness calls DRIVE, this Big Six BrOugham
has it. Studebaker has never built faster,
safer automObile-mOre speed than you'll
ever need, more real riding luxury than
you've ever experienced.
You are captain of the bOulevards and
master of the open road when you sit at
the wheel of this Big Six BrOugham-
commander of thrilling power that only
seven American cars can equal, and they
cost from two to five times more.
The Commander will idle smoothly or
take the throttle for acceleratiOn at 8
miles per hour. 1t will sweep from S to 40
Milford chronicle., 1927-02-25

Jiggs is coming, to Milford next
week. Get your cOrned beef early.
Davis Meat Market, Milford. 1t
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-18
'loverdale, B. G. Canada $5

Cloverdale, B. G.. Canada IS
2 Sbor Slovenskej Ligy v Yukon
Pa. $5 Andrej Birik, Cleveland
81 Jan Disoaky st. Mason, Wis
81 Martin Sifel, Indiana Har.
Dor, Ind. So Jan Majerik, Wy.
lam, Ala. sbierku $3.50 - Cislt
8 PennSJ. v Hazleton, Pa. SIS =
Zvysok divadla Kruzku Gen
Stanika v Cleveland $42.11. Spolr
1886. Prenaska predoslycd
vykazov $932.O6. Dosavadna sbiel
ka cini $1,OO7.42.
Zaplat' Otec Nebesky "a yse
tko a vynahrad' stonasobne sl'a
chetnym dobrodincom ich obet'
prinesene ma ul'ayenie biedy til
piacej svojeti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-18

Ano, davajte davajte stedre,
lelbo stedreho darcu miluje Bob.
Po tomto 1vode teraz rozlozme 81
vec pred svoJim dusevnym zrakom
TAX, ako ona le. Podivajme sa v
duchu ma tych naSich trpiacich
bratov a sestry, ktorych je ma tt
sfce roztratenych po vselijakych
cudzich krajinach, kde odisli rod
nej vlasti S nadejou, ze nagjdu tam
trochu ul'avy cd biedy, ktorej Wy
staveni boil donna, ale oni Mamie
sto I'll 'avy, nasli este vacsiu bic
du, ba otroctvo. Podivajme sa v
duchu ma tylch nest 'astnych bra
tov sestry, ktorNc Nclh zlocinnf "a
gent vylakali do Argentiny, na
Kubu, ba al do Kanady tam icr
oklamanycll, ozobracenych, necha-
Ii osudu ma pospas. Mnohi 2 tychto
vyst 'ahovalcov uz zahynuli, mno-
hi trpia na 'azke nemoce a MET
sa ich kto zastat ;, MET sd ich kto
ujat', jedine nasa Slovenska Liga
nakol 'ko moze, usilu.je sa ul l'avo-
vat strasnil biedl nasich trpiacich
bratov a sestier. Hcj, ako by to
dobre pablo, tisiaim nasim biedu
rtpiacim l'ud 'om kcd' by vsetkym
SLOW. Liga mohla pomahat
Koiko slz by ona mohla sotret
kol 'ko nest 'astnddh chorych bra.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-18
pREzIDENT o SVOJEJ HYGIE-
NICKEL METoDE.

z Prahy. (CEPS) Ako znams,
prezilent CeskosIovcnskej repub-
lilly I. G.. Masaryk, ktoremu bu-
dc toho rollu marcl II rokoV,
zachuval 81 az do tohoto svoJho
poydneho veku neotrasene zdra-
vie podivuhoduu culost' tclesnl'
i dtlSevntl. o tom, Jako a elm
chrani svojc zdravic, ucinil pre-
zident iednom 20 svojich po-
slednych interviewer toto zauJl-
nave sdt1cnic: ",Ncchcel by som
chvalit den pred vecerom. Ale
myslim, ze je dobrou hygieni-
ckou metodou zit striedme: ha-
dam vaccssina l'udi sa prepija a
prejeda. Hodna cerstyeho vZdu-
chu (vetrat' byt dnom nocou)
nebat sa aJnka, naopak, W.
hi 'adavat' jeho paprsleky co maj
eastejSie. D'alej, pracovat' teles-
ne (alebo aspon sokolovat =
pred sokolovanim strdcny kupel
jc dobry pre- nervy) a dr',hovne,
mat obtiazc a starosti ich pre-
konavat, d mat cicl co mono
urcity. A verit vo svoj zivotny
program, VERT yo svoju hyic-
zdu.'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-18
MA PREDAJ DOMY A STOR
v CAMrBE1.L

Vel'ky brikovy dom, IL izieb
a obchodna miestnost' ma lote
25x150, {. 100 = 10TH st. je ma
predaj spolu i $ bucerhou gro
ceriou.
Druhy dom dreveny, 5 izieb a
obchodna miestnost', na lote 50x
$50, {. 80 - 10th st. V dome je
gaz, elektrika, voda, a krem do
mu al garadz IA 3 kary.
Treti dom brikovy, 6 izbovy, na
lote so 70 stopovym frontom, Ma.
chodi sa {. IA Reed Ave.
Domy predaju sa "a nizku ce
nu rychlym kupcom. Hast sd
treba II
PETER OPINKAR
100 - 10th St., Campbell, Ohio
alebo u
HUGO WANTZ
As Washington ST., Campbell, o
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-18
DoPIs z WARREN, OHIO.

Ctena redahtaa! Poprajte mie-
sta mojim paru riadkom.
Uz ie tomu sest tyzdnov, jak
tunajsej katolickej farnosti P.
Marie odobraa sa ma vecny odpo-
einok mnoho obl'nbeny a vysoko
cteny knaz, Rev. Emil l.. Schai-
der. Boil on nielen medzi katolik-
mi ale al nekatolikmi vel mi va
zeny muz pre- jeho krasny cha
rakter. Cakal som tymto dopi-
soln, lebo som sa nazdaval, re sa
voI'akto tom obsirnejsie rozpi-
Ne. Tu sa stala al ina mena.
Tiez Rev. Jozef Krispinsky, ktory
pri nebohom duchovnom ucinko-
val Cd jeho vysvatenia, a u kto-
reho nadobudnul 81 dobreho pri.
| lSIadu, nam bel odobraty pre-
lozeny na inc miesto. Me meme.
mas prekvapilo, kcd' SINE sa, do,
mali cd nasich novich spravcov
ze nam osvp. Biskup postal zas,
| Slovaka. Gomu sa vel mi teslme
Elebo takte budeme sa moct $ MIN
V nasej milej reci dorozumet'. Jt
to Rev. Jan Tresak, tiez vybornl
kazatel' som isty, re 81 V krat
kom case nadobudne medzi nam
mnozstvo priatel'ov. 4
Teraz oznamujem, re nase cisl'
764. IKSJ. usporiada tanecnu ia
siangovu zabavu dina 26. februa
ra Moose Hall. Hrat' bude cl
ganska banda Z Youngstown
| Prid tie vsetci sa zabavit' spolo'
ne $ Mani! S 1ctou, "a povois
vajtci vvbor, - >.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-18

4
|t'ou by mohla zachranit', Q kto-
Srych nikto sd teraz neobzre, Nen
keby tato nasa maticka Liga mala
K tonu potrebne prostriedky.
Predtym, kym naM nest 'astni po
svete roztrateni bratia neznali O
Slovenskej Llge, talk ako teraz zna
ju, len malo bolo tych, ktori sa k
nej obracali 0 pomoc, ale teraz uz
vsade vedia 0 Slov. Lige a tax mno
ho listov plnych bol'astnych w
| krikov dochadza do kancelarie Lii
| lgy, v ktorych l'udia, nasi bratia a
sestry, zlfale volaju pomoc.
Slov. Liga pozostava 20 samych
narodu verne oddanfch muzov a
zien, ktori pomahaj1 nakol'k 'ko mo-
III. Trad SEoy. Ldgy zaviedol al We
rejn1 sbierku ably sosbieral penia-
re ma poskEtovanie I'll 'avy tam,
kde je to najsurncjsie, ale tato
sbierka nerastie talk rychlo, ako
by mala axe, by sa dalo ocaka-
vat medzi l'ud mi krest 'anmi,
ktori sn 81 vedomi toho rozkazu
bozieho: Davajte a bude i YAM
dano.
NuH bratia moji a sestry ma
rode> pripust lme k svojim srd-
ssialn volanie naislej Slovenskej Lii
gy pomoc pre- nasu hynucu krv
a siahnime do vacku kaEdy, kte
sa drzi "a Slovaka kerst ana.
Lebo je nasou povinnost 'ou pint
bozie rozkazy a medzi imi teda
al ten, zeby sme davali ma podpo-
renie biedu trpiacich, ma podo-
pretie hyniicicl, ma zachranu cho-
rych zien deti. Iebo take milo
Diary Bob kazdemu vynahradi
Pamtajte re este nikdy nebol "a
hanbeny ten, kto daval ma dobrV
ciele, ale ten, kto zatvrdil srdet
svoje nikdy nechcel dat ns
ziadnu dobrd wee, ami ma ul'ave
ME biedy svojim bratom Sc
stram, ked' al nahromadil bohat
stva pokladov zemskNoh, ME j
pri Mich st 'astny a mnohy tresta
nv ja nemocou, zarmutkom, nepo
koinym svedomim tax, ze mem;
70 svojho bohatstva potesenia.
Naproti tomu clovek, ktory $
je vedomS, ze podal pomocnn ru
ku aspon jednemu V biede posta
venemu, citi radost Y srdci, leb
je obohateny duchovnym daror
spokojnosti a citi sa blazentn
preto, re pomahal inemu byt' bl
zenym.
Ked' prccitate tento clanocel
! drahi bratia mile sestry ma
| rode, >neodhod tie no do zabltdnu
tia, ale siahnitc do svojicll vac
kov a odoslite svoj prlspevok d
kanceIarie Slovenskej Ligy II
sbierku, ktorn ona teraz preva
| dza prospdch naslch nest 'ast
| nych bratov a sestier, roztrate
/ nych v rozliGnych kutoch svet;
| Ano, davajte a tax plnte zako
\ rozkaz Kristov. Pc pleJzoch
/ mesteckach, vSa'de sd naJdc hol
/ ivy brat aIeIbo sestra, ktori b
/ mohli v tejto veci vel'a a dobreh
Il urobit'. Ma vas teda, na tych prt
II budenyeh veriacich ludi apell
Il iem, vezmite sd dvaja, ponavstt
u vujte svojich priatel'ov IN;
! mych a zavadzajte sbierky vsad
/ ze 2 vd d,aky naproti Bohu, ktor
III doprial yam toho st 'astia, be b!
vate tel slobodnej nase1 vlast
| do ktorej tisfcc inN1h bratov
sestier by sa radi dostat' ale N
mozlt, hovorim 2 vd 'aky "a to de
| brodenic, obetujte dl a moznos
na shierku Slovenskej Llgy a t
| obet.ite llned'.
| Ubetujte rychIe, lebo kto n
| chile da, ako by diva razy da
| vsak al modlite sa, ze "Chlic
| mas vezdajsl daj nam dnes." II
| ola prosite 81 pre- seba chlieb hne
rrcto ami rlre hipdu. trniacit.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-18
Drobne ohlasky
DO 1ElgrtJ

4 izbovy dom pantry. oproti
Novotndho storu ma LansingvifIe.
" dome je gaz, elektrika a voda.
Rent $23.00. Haste sd II Store u
Novotneho.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-18
|GMNH
DAvAJTE A BUDE YAM DANO

ktory krest an by nevedel 0
tomto zakone? Zaiste MET ami je-
dneho, bo kazdy uyz 0 nom cital a
pocul. Je to prikaz Plsma Sv., kto
ry rozkazuje davat', prispierat ma
kazdu dobrtl vetc, podporovat ka-
zdy dobry podnik.
v tom samom Sv. Plsme ME ma
poslednom mieste stoji al to, re
al avovat biedu nndznyoh, chu-
dc,be postavenych, je povinnost 'ou
tych, ktorym Bob nadehl Wac da-
rov, ako tyln, ktorl sn odkazani
ma pomoc milosrdnych l'udi.
Tento zakon obsazeny v Pisma,
tento rozkaz, davat Ma dobre Gle
he, podporovat nildznych, zneje
pre- kazdeh rozkazuje davat ka-
zd5mu biednemu bez OIL 'adu ma
narodnost alebo nabozanstvo. Ale
tiez i to stojf tam napfsane, ze pre-
dovsetkym til -podpor,t poskyto-
vat name svojiln, tym, ktori s1
nam najbIIzsf a len potom tym,
ktori patria snad k inym naro-
dom, inym rasam.
Mas narod je krest 'ansky narod
d tax mtlsi 81 jeden kazdy pripu-
slit k srdcu ten rozkaz Pisma ,,Da-
waite -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-18
Ma pREDAJ NARADIE
WI MI LAON0

Pre- nutne priciny muslin hned
predat' maje naradie:
Velky dtbovy buffet $4,000.
Vel ny rogsiritel'ny stol $1,000.
Vel'ka skrina na knihy $500.
Elektricky vacuum zametak "a
$500
Gazovy sporak (maly) toaster
a broilerom v r1re $500.
Nacinie, zaclony, lampy atd'.
Tiez fame spalnove snbory to.
ho lepsieho gradu, tieE Wicker
naradie vhodne do 'prednej izby
alebo do slnecnej izby, koberce
Victrola elektricke piano.
Haste sa {.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-18
JANosfKov PoKLAD.

Kazdemu Slovakovi ), dobre
znamo, ze Janosik N pred dvsto
rokami zacal bojovat' "a prava
nasho milovaneho Slovenska je-
no utlacaneho l'udu. Ked' memo
hol inacej, rozbijal panom zamky
tam nahromazden6 zfato, penia-
&c inc poklady pobral a ciastoc-
nc medzi chudobnym ludom roz-
dial, mnoho ale v horach pokryl
pre- st 'astnejsiu genIeraeiu.
DR.. Lesak, bratislaysky lekar,
hl'adal tento ohromny poklad.
Ze jakym sposobom a Jako no na-
sicl, preGitajte 81 V knihe vyse u.
dancj. Hruba kniha jc opatrena
Is obrazkami mozete ju klpit
neviazano v Is sositoch "a $1.00
viazano v makkej oprave "a $1.25.
Postou 1Oc Wac. Tuto kniz-
ku mono dostat' v nasej redakcil
u
M. MRAZ
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-18
Telefon 34927
Jozef Javorsky
Slovensky Stavitel'
1920 COOPER STREET
Ma Lansingville.
MA PREDAJ OBCHOD
OD MAJITEL'A

Isaly Dairy Station masiarsky i
grocerny obchod. S tymto obcho-
dom je spojeny 6 izbovy dom,
garadz ma 3 automobile, male "a
soby tovaru krasne zariadenie
Nachodi sa cudzineckom distri-
kite. Cena nizka ryTchlemu kupco-
vi. Robi sa dobry obchod. Haste
sa: 2629 Wilson Ave. Tel. 705S1
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-18
MA PREDAJ DOM

Ma Cooper St. {. 2614, s izbovy
moderny so vsetkyun pohodlin, no
krasnej ulici SO vsetkymi inn
pruvmentami, blfzko skoly, "a
'nfzku cenu. Haste sa u Jan Bal.
tos, 14O5 E. Indianola Ave. Col
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-18
JANOSIKOV POKLAD!
Nasli Janosikove peniaze! Nasl:
Janosikove zlato!

Teraz vysiel novy l'udovy ro
man:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-18
HL'ADAME
'PREDAVACA PLAN

Cisto obliekajdlceho sa mladeho
muza, ktory hovorf slovensky a
mad 'arsky, vezmeme "a prsdava-
ca plan, musf poznat Yoqngs-
town. Haste sd u KlNABE Ware
room, 266 East Federal ST., hore
schodami, alebo telefonujte 4293O.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-18
oPRAvNENf ZAsTuPCovTA
MARCH NoVfN.

Nasledovnl panovia opravnenl
sl prijimat' predplatky doplat-
KY ma maze noyiny:
Josef Maruskin, 267S Hunter
Ave. (koleKtor).
Jozef 1Eartinko. kraj6irsky oh
chodnik, % North Watt st.
8. M. Koval, obchodnA, 9N
Parkman ST., Warren. Ohio.
Harry Lautmans obche dnik, n
Short ST, East YOUNGSTOWN.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-18
NJ. MRAZ

$50 W.Eederal ST., Youngstown,O