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Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-09
INSURGENTS AND REGULARS
REACH PEACE AGREEMENT

ganization unless they were as
sured of final vote upon farm
relief legislation, bill to limit
federal courts in issuance of in
functions, and resolution for
investigation of the policy of
the administration in Central
and South America.
After relating the prelimi-
nary steps toward an agree
ment, La Toilette in his state
ment confirming Curtis an
nouncement, said:
"Having obtained definite
assurance from Senator Curtis
and the Republican confer
ence, we shall assist in organic
ing the senate, reserving our
right to pursue an independents
course of action upon questions
which may arise during the ses-
sion. -
LaFollette said his statement
was on behalf of himself, Sen
ators Frazier, Shipstead, Nye
Blaine.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-09
CalexicO Team
Our Team Now

Instead of coming here tenor
row as an enemy" team, the
Calexico high school football
team will be Ell Centro's "home
team in the battle with Gross
mont, and local football fans are
urged to turn out in large mum
bers.
Calexico is not only carrying
the Calexico banner this time. it
is also representing Imperial Val
ley. The Bulldogs" have play
ed good football all season. They
licked our team twice in the reg
ular soas"n and took the valley
championship by defeating Holt
vile in a play-off game.
Coach Covington and his "Euil
dogs deserve the support Of
every town in the valley and
should have it tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-09
IN
GRIP OF
WIN TER.
Cold Spell Moves East
ward Leaving Intense
Suffering and Damage
DEATH TOLL MOUNTS
Wind, Snow and Low
Mercury Accompanied
by High Tides on Coast

CHICAGO, Dec. 9.-The cold
wave which has erept nearly across
the continent within q week moved
on to the Atlantic seaboard today,
leaving rising temperatures, intense
suffering and heavy property dam
age in the Rocky mountain states
and the Middle West.
Thirty eight were known dead and
it was believed gradual resumption
of wire communication with isolated
districts would advance the toll to
40 or so.
Bitter cold still extended as far
west as Chicago, but milder temper
atures were predicted for tonight
and tomorrow.
In Chicago where the minimum
last night was four above, 10 per-
sons died as result Of the cold. Wis
consin accounted for three deaths,
Oklahoma three and Iowa four.
Three deaths were reported in Buff
falo n. ",
Other deaths by states:
Indiana l: Minnesota 9; Montana,
!: Kansas 3; Manitoba, Canada, 8.
In Michigan the temperatures last
night went to IS below zero. Lake
traffic was tied up and two boats
were grounded. Schools still were
closed in South Dakota and parts of
Minnesota.
Train service west of Chicago was
hours behind schedule. Highways
were blocked in Wisconsin and at
lone points trains were forced to
wait while snow plows cleared the
tight of way.
Throughout the storm area, tele-
phone and telegraph service was
disrupted.
Heavy Snow Drifts
In the upper Peninsula of Michi-
gan snow drifts % feet high were
reported in many places. Forty
men and four tractors were required
70 rescue 12 school children, who
had spent six hours stranded in
bus four miles out of lshpeming.
Snow imprisoned $50 men in the
B,ueberry Mine at Ishpeming.
Tides in New York harbor threat
ened the sea wall at Battery Park.
Police stations in the larger cities
were thrown open to the homeless.
In Chicago 400 were cared FOR last
night. At Port Colborne, Ont, six
men were reported trapped on
pier.
The coolest place on the contin-
ent today, according to the weather
reports. was Minnedosa, Sask. "A
temperature of % below was regis
tered there.
The old south shivered in rapid
" dropping temperatures.
Throughout the cold area livestock
was hard hit. Farmers were pre-
vcn,ed by heavy snow from reach
ing the stock.
Air mail service west of Chicago
was cancelled.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-09

WASHINGTON, Dee. "a
peace pact to protect the slen-
der Republican majority in the
senate was entered today by
Senator Curtis, Republican
floor leader, and the Republican
Independents who had threat
ened to bolt.
The agreement was reached
after Curtis assured the INDIE
pendents that n majority of the
Republican conference had
agreed there SHOULD be no un-
necessary delay in securing a
vote on legislation the indie
pendents desire.
Curtis announced the peace
terms in brief statement
which was followed a few MIN
utes later by a confirming an
nouncement from Senator La
Toilette, Republican, Wiscon-
sin, q member of the Indepen-
dent group.
The Independents had threat
ened to bolt the Republican or
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-09
Neale Says Go
Easy on Water

Ell Centre is to be shut off
from its water supply for four
days and while there is a suffi-
cient supply on hand to carry the
city through this period, re-
quest has heen made through J.
G. Neale. city clerk, asking that
residents cooperate by an econo-
mic use of water during the per-
iod. The four days will be from
December II to IA, Sunday to
Wednesday, inclusive Of next
week.
The Imperial Irrigation Dis
trict is shutting off the water in
the Date canal for the purpose
of cleaning the waterway and as
the city relies entirely on this
canal for its water supply there
will be no water brought into the
reservoirs at the water works.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-09
Parole ViOlatOr
Goes To Prison

w. c. Williams, who was convict
ed here on charge of forgery some
time ago and who is alleged to have
attempted to pass bad check at
Holtville on the day he was re-
leased from custody under parole,
pleaded guilty to the charges as set
forth in supplementary informa-
tion before Judge Finney this morn
ing. The judge ordered Williams
committed to San Quentin peniten-
tiary for the term prescribed by
law for forgery, one to IA years.
1t is believed that Williams will
be given stiff penalty at San
Quentin as he is wanted there as a
parole violator, according to the in
formation to which he pleaded gull
ty this morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-09
Indy" Planning
Flight Details

WASHINGTON, Dee. 9.-Colonel
Charles A. Lindbergh began making
preliminary plans today for his 20O0
mile flight from here to Mexico City.
He announced last night he had
accepted tire invitation of President
Gales to fly to the Mexican capital.
No definite date has been set for
his departure.
''The flight will not necessarily
be nonstop Lindbergh said,
Though it is possible l may decide
TO fly to Mexico City without any
stops.
81 will not cross the gulf enroute.
It is only 100 miles longer by land"
Lindbergh said he would naturally
use the Spirit of st. Louis, the
plane in which he flew to Paris.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-09
SLAYER of Husband
Loses Her Poise

GAINESVILLE. Ohio, pee. o.
Mrs. Nclma West, pretty 81 year
old confessed murderess, probably
will be bound over to the grand
jury when SHIT is brought to pre-
liminary hearing here Monday for
the hammer murder of her wealthy
husband.
In her cell at county Jail today
the former East Cleveland society
girl had lost most of her carefree
attitude and in its place lines of
worry were beginning to form on
her forehead and around her eyes.
The smile and laugh that rang out
merrily at a bridge party after her
husband had been slain had disap-
peared and there were tears in. her
blue ewes.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-09
What's Doing
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
Imperial Valley Mildly Winter
fair, Brawley.
Senior class play, "Help
Yourself" high school, p. m.
1.-THE Eugle Call" Valley
theater.
1.-THE Country Doctor Pa
lace theater.
! Revival services, State Stress
Christian church, 7:S0 p. m.
Indoor baseball: See sport
page.
! DeMolay initiation, Masonic
Temple.
Radio: KGEN, 5:30-6:3O p. m.
TOMORROW
Imperial Valley Mid Winter
fair, Brawley.
Grossmont VS.. Calexico, here,
2:3O p. m.
Story Hour, city library, 1880
a. m.
Approved Junior matinee, Val
ley theater, 2:15 p. m.
Imperial Valley College Wo-
mems Club luncheon, Las Flores,
p. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-09
Convicted Pair
Await Sentence

MAYS LANDING, n. j., Dec. y.
Facing a possibility of 10 years
imprisonment, Mrs. Margaret Lilli-
cndahl and Willis Beach today
awaited sentence Saturday on the
conviction of voluntary manslaught-
or which grew out Of the death OF
the woman 5 husband, DIR. William
Lilliendahl.
4 jury returned the verdict of
voluntary manslaughter late yester-
day after go hours of deliberation.
The conviction carries maximum
penalty of 10 years in prison and
$1,000 fine.
Mrs. Lilliendahl was overcome and
had to be assisted from the court
room after the verdict.
In contrast, Beach outwardly was
unmoved. He smiled.
Prosecutor Samuel Hinkle insisted
today that he would continue to
demand the maximum penalty under
the law.
"The jury has gone a long way
in extending mercy he said. ~
feel the court will view the situation
the same as / do
Defense attorneys would make
no comment beyond the statement
that new evidence had come to them
after the case went to the jury and
it would require all day to get this
evidence into affidavit form.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-09
Banks Right In
Name Protest

u! thiteu fresS Leased wire
SACRAMENTO, Dee. 9.-Calif-
ornia banks have right to protect
ion against the use of similar names
by new corporations, according to
a ruling made last night by Secre-
tahv of State Frank c. Jordan.
The decision was made after a
dispute between the Security Trust
and Savings Bank of Los Angeles
chain bank, and another newly
established chain using the name of
the Security Bank and Trust Com
pany. The latter name was used in
connection with recent mergers at
San Jose and Bakersfield.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-09
TEAMS QUIT BIKE RACE

NEW YORK, Dec. 9. - Three
teams were withdrawn from the six
day bike race at Madison Square
Garden today.
The teams of William Hanley and
Larry Gaffney, Eddie Madden and
Harry Koran and Bill Coles and
William Fem were taken off the
track because they interfered with
the progress of the other teams.
They were from IA to II laps behind
the leaders.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-09
BY PAUL R. MALLON

[ ~ lillCu L lCoo oldl
WASHINGTON, Dee. o.
Friends of Secretary of Com
merce Hoover said today they
believed elimination of Presi
dent Coolidge and Charles Evans
Hughes as possible presidential
candidates had strengthened ma
terially Hoover's prospects.
They argued that these with
drawals will serve a two fold
purpose insofar as Hoover's
strength is concerned.
First, they said, he may be
regarded by many as sort of
CHER apparent" of the Coolidge
administration since he is in the
Coolidge cabinet. Whether Mr..
Coolidge has so regarded him is
unknown, though it was recall
ed that during the year some
rumors of GOODNESS between the
two caused the president to give
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-09
KANSAS BANK ROBBED

nv United Press Lensed Wire
LARNFD. Kan. Dec. 9.-~The
First National Bank here was rob
he'd of $4,000 today by thee ban
dts who escaped in an automobile
after the robbery.
Leo Brown. cashier, was takon ~
miles into the country and then re-
leased.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-09
Unusual Golden Wedding Celebration

The golden wedding Piezzi Santa Rosa
participation The
of the
behind them Elizabeth Scheuren
Riverside their bridal attendants The
Switzerland
today wealthy landowners.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-09

Santa Barbara and Ventura eoua-
ties have tests under way OF the
comparative value of feeding alfa''
in hay and pasturing the land.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-09
Seeks Probe For
Magruder Charges

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-Investi-
cation of charges of inefficiency and
waste in the Navy Department,
made by Rear Admiral Thomas P.
Magruder, former commandant of
the Philadelphia Navy Yard, was
demanded today in the House by
representative McClintic, Democrat,
Oklahoma.
He introduced resolution pro-
viding for appointment of a special
house committee of nine to make
the investigation with power to sub
poena witnesses and documents.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-09

The Orange county farm bureau
Is organizing cooperative marketing
groups for truck crops.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-09

Members of associations identified
with the Orange County Fruit EX
change received for their 1927 crop
Nay to November, $40, 75S,240.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-09
CCNvICTS PLEAD NOT GUILTY


SACRAMENTO, Cal, Dec. O.
The six ringleaders of Folsom pris-
on IS Thanksgiving Day revolt plead
ed not guilty to charges of murder
ing Ray Singleton, prison guard, in
superior court here today and their
trial was set for January 8.
Helmet, Riverside county, shipped
two cars of new crop walnuts the
last week in October, one to Boston
aid one to Buffalo.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-09

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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11
SLOVENSKE DUNAJSKE
PRiSTAVY.
Svadcbnik,

(T. o. Hospodarsky rozvoJ
Slovenska ma nesporne jednu
stinnn stranku, ktora jel elm viac
citcl 'nejSia: nedostatocne komu-
nikacne prostriedky. o otazke
slovenskych zeleznic spojoyacleh
sa llz pisalo vel mi mnoho d Via
da nasej republiky ma iste do,
br1 snallu prekonat tento hospo-
darsky nedostatok 2 dob mad ar.
skyoh. Avsak pomerne malo po-
zornosti sa venuje skoro NAVY.
znamnejsej dopravnej ceste Slo'
venska: Dunaja. Nedavno bol II.
verejneny vel'ky projekt riecne.
dopravy republike a tu zvlast
bol zdorazneny vyznam dunaj
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11
NASA FEDERACIA PRoTI
REGISTRACu CUDNNOoV.

Ameriaka Sloyenska Politicka
Federacia v Mahoning doline ma ]
Ia ninulej llede,e animoriadnu
schodzu v skole Sv. Cyrilla a Me-
thoda, ma ktorej pojednavane be-
10 o Aswellovej zakonnej predlo-
he ohl iadom registracie cudzin-
COY, pre'byvajncich Y Spojenych
Statoch. Dl'a tejto predlohy Gu
dzinci by boil poyinnf sa kaEdo-
rocne registrovat', dat svoje Cd
tisky prstov policii ako al foto-
giraffe a platit krem toho rocny
poplatok "a privilegiur prebyva-
MIA v tejto krajine. Pretoze to-
to zayedenie rovnalo by sa hrozy-
plnemu spiclovskemu policaj jnemu
systemu daktorych najtyranskej- j
slch vlad v Europy, Federacia je-
dnohlasne prijala rezoliciu, v
ktorej zaujima stanovisko prot
predlohe a nariad 'uje sa nradu
zaslat ziadost ma senatorov Fes-
sa a Willisa, ako al ma kongres-
mana Coopera, re by proti pred
lohe hlasovali ali mac pracovali
"a jej pora7enie.
Tymto uzavretim nasa Fedora
cia vystnpila ma pole krajinske j
politiky, k comu jej blahozelame
a prajeme plneho zdaru JeJ
d 'alsich Nobrych pracach, ktore V
prospech Slovakov ob6anov i ne
obcanov podujme.
Zaroven verejnosti oznamuje-
me, re tato predloha bude pora-
zcna, nakol 'ko proti Rj.y posled-
nom case vyvinuta bola vel 'ka ak
cia. AK bude priiaty nejaky re-
gistracny zakon, Dude to celkom
iny, nez jaky kongfesmam Aswell
raWhoval. &c.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11

III 1 i
nych ,Slovakov zapsste Sd do ta-
mojsieho poaiticiseho klubn Vi
platnite syoju nienku, ked sa
kandidkti vyberajd. Ostatne,
60 w spominate, nerobia len nasi
l'adia, dradnici, ale al Alnerika-
nj, ba al horsier veci. Kazdy den
. tom eitaane " novirat1. Nasi sa
len ueia Cd tyah. Roannie sa, 4e
81 prajeme al my len najlepaicll
kandidatov. Odpovedane VAN na
list yzdor tomsl, ze ste sa nepod-
pisal, lebo poznane Vas co sta
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11

te. bude, anN dopusti, ably ma We
Ky pohnut ibyl sprayedivy. Pan
farar predstavil cestu mladoman-
zelom, predstavil i'm radost j Ia
lost, kriz j trapenie, zivot smrt',
tmu i svetlo v stave manzelskom.
Pri sluzbach bozich milo nam bo-
10 videt' i niektorych nasich by
yalych bratov a sestry cirkve
Jana Hllsa a vd aka imi Cd foto-
grafistu P. Lutza SINE Sli do sko-
~ isirkevnej, kde boly stoly bo-
hato prlkrytG. Pan starejsi, Pa
vel Pagac oznamil pritomnym, re
je vsetko pripravene, pod tie na
svadcIbnn hostinu, totiz yeceru, a
vyzval pana farara Hvizdaka, a
by sa pomodlil. On co slrha Pa
nov radost 'ou to vykonal. A
potion nastala hostina pre- nase
zalddky. Ze jedlo bolo vyborne,
to ami nespominam, lebo naSe slo-
venske kucharky to redia vybor-
ne pripravit Len sa i'm TAX kec-
ky partly, ako Danielovi peel
ohniyej. Po yeceri, modlitbe a
odspievanl pesnicky "Slava bud
Tobe Boze mas, vyuzil prilezi-
tost' pan starejsi a vyzval pana
farara nemeckej cirkve Titz a
D. farara A. Hpizdaka, ako i mas
ho vikara j. Horarika k paru slo-
YAM. Ako vidi mily citatel', du-
chovneho stavu mali SINE trojicu,
Nemecky pan farar nam reenil pc
anglicky. Vzalo by to moe miesta
| dopodrobna opisoyat ;. Rozumie
sd, kazdy blahozelal novomanze-
lom. kratke, ale pOucne recl po-
vedali: bratia Puhalla, Benedik.
Hornial1 ako otec mladej. Ma
zasmiatie zartovne Husky pred
niesol pan starejsi. Ako by Dol h
MIN zrodeny. Co tiez sluzi na OBJ
veselenie. Konecne V pozdnycll
hodinach prisiel cas- na rozlncku
dl'a knihy Kazatel'a: Gas priGti
cas- odjiti. kazdy sa poberal ma
odpocinok. Vdaka vsetkym!
Ma zavierku mladomanzelia me-
maju nadost' SLOW uprimne po,
d 'akovat .sa vsetkym "a tie mno.
he Diary, ktore daily mladomanze
lom, ako i cirkvi Sv. Emmanue-
La "a tie krasne strieborne nadoby
ma cukor a mlieko. Pan Bob "a
plat ii tym, ktorydh Ilaska o.
stydla)!
| CvadOhnik
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11
oDKAz REDAKCIE.

slovak, y Campbell. Ncsu-
Vami, ze Slovaci maid
len vo fabrike otro1it Alneri-
kani panovat'. Ktory Slovak do
stane obcanstyo, tym dostane al
pravo zvolenym byt' do akeho-
kolivek 1rad okrem prezidentske-
ho, lebo vtedy je w tiez Ameri-
kanom. ze tam mate takeho a
takeho Slovaka "a nradnika, to jc
len Vasa chyba chyba ostat-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11
ZIVOTOPISY MINISTROV DR.,
GAZiKA A DIR. TISU.

Minister unifikacie dr.. Marek
Gazik narodil sa 1S. apr1la 1887
" Turzovle byyalej Trencian-
skej stolici, teratz zupc Povazskej.
Gymnazilim absolvoyal ma kat.
gymnaziu " TrenGine a Nitre,
rlaGo presicl ma teul6giclkt fakul-
! tn v Nitre a v Osfrfhome, kde po
,2 semestroch 'vyStlipil. u teologi-
| ckej fakulty a daI Sd zaplsat' na
pravnickn falSultl v KiuM a ne
sllorsie V Budapest. Potion bo1
advokatskym koncipientom v Ca
dci u DIR. Jozefa IErylca. Po slo-
zeni advokatsl1el zldilSky usadil
sa " Trencfne, kde roAu 1913 bod
menovant- sedrialnym notarom d
kde posobil Ia vojny. Po pre-
yrate, staI sa V Trencine prvymi
zupanskym tajonpnisdm Neskor-
Sic 70 statnych sluzieb vystupil a
posobil V Trencinc ako adNokat.
Pri vol bach roku 1920 BOD zyo-
leny vo yolebnom llraji turc. sy.
martinskom ia poIanca sloyen-
skci strany fudovej pri vol
bach roku 1925 znova ztolcny vo
| yolebnom kraji trnavskom. Svo-
| je slovenske presveacenie preJa-
yoyal uz "a st1dif L Nitre, alo
"a svojho p6sobenia v Cadri a V
Treniaaine, kde spolupracoyal ma
sloyenskych narodnych a k1tltur-
Enych podnikoch. Pred casom pre-
sidliI svoju adyokatsku kanccla-
iriu do Bratislavy.
| Minister zdrayotnictya DIR. Jo-
lZef Tiso narodil Sd Ii. soktobra
IlSS7 vo Vel'kej Bytci. Studosal
ma gymnaziumc Zilinc, v Nitrs
| a potom. na Pazmaneume vo Nle
| dni. Vysvateny Dol "a kliaza ro
ku 1910. Ako kaplan posobil maj
pry V. Oscadnici u Cadce, potion
v Rajci a Banovciach. Roku 1915
bol menovany spiritualom vel
keho sclninara v Nitre, roku l9ls
pwfesorom bohoslovia q sllcasnt
redigovaI casopis Mira" v do
be prevratu zalozil a Dol predse
dom "Slovenskej narodnej IA
dy" u Nitre, roliu 1921 sd sta
tajoannikom biskupa nitriauskc
ho Dir Klnt ku a piipezskym ko
lnornikom. Roluu 1921 prelozil A
pologiu pre katoalckH lnladez d.
slNcnciay Roku 1922 Dol peye
reny sborom katoAsckych bisku
pow redigoyanlm cascpkn Du
ehovny pastier y Rpku 1924 bo
menovany fararonl " Banovciacl
b roku 1926 okresnvm dekanom
J Ihlaynyn okresnypt taskeynsan ia
] spektoroln. Pri vol bach do Nd
/ rodneho Shromazdedlia roku 1872
] bol Eyoleny q Roslancs sloren
lskej straliy 'udove1
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11
INA NovENsKA svlADBA

Ina MoVENSKA SVADBA
ha ~. jsnuara I. r. pan Jiraj
anas . sf q. KovSe prisahali
n sernost' v stave manzelskom v
s6me bo4om cirkve Sv. Gamma
unela. Spomenuty dea bol dnom
rsdosti mladym j starsim pirate
m znamym rodinke Kovacov-
eaF. Ovsem, ako to byya vo IVY
kA u mas, svadba sa odbavila u
fiehosti, lbez kriku a h1uku, bez
1issniky a tancu. Bude to mnohym
p6divne, ze AZ svatlba a bez tan
clk Dnesne krest 'aAstvo uz ma
dobre vedet', ze ked sa modli -
ak sa cite v0bec modli - hovori
I Bohu. bud vol'a Tvoja, jake
v nebi tab j ma zemi''. NuE pro-
sit Boha, ably bola Jeho VOLTA a
preti tel voli robit', ci je to ME
nesmysel': odrazu prosit hfe-
Sit. Ako Se sa to sroynavag Lebo
yed Bob tance nechce, to nechcel
uE vtedy, ked' vydal Desat' Bo-
5irh Prikazani. Uz rtedy hned
potrestal narod izraelsky, a to
trestom hroznym, ked ich ohyzd-
ne hady kdsaly. Ako by sa dnes-
ns pokolenie osprayedhilo pred
Bohom, keby i nan pri tanci pu-
still hadov, ably ho hryzly a ku-
sally, alebo keby pri muzike v
tanci Bob dal sndny den. Ma zia-
don pad nemoEu povedat', ze o
tom nevedeli, lebo we'd sa pri-
zn1vaIi k Bohu a slysia nasich
chramoch jeho slovo od detin-
stva az po hreb, kazd1 nedel' II a
kalzdy mesiac v roku. Zc ako na-
Sc tvrdenie podopreme, to je l'ah-
ko: Kazdy veriaci menej veria-
ci, ano al neverci sa opierajn o
Bibliu a nej nikde nestoji, ze
by niekde pri svadbe bola muzi-
XII y tadsec: ro1lnnej syetska mu-
xika. Abraham zenil lzaka, tam
llebol tanec. Tobias mlady NAL
Svadbu 21 dni a tam nebola mu-
zika AMI tanec. Nuz a coze po-
vieme o Tom, ktory je svetlo sre-
tn, pravda j zivot, pociatok j ko-
nlec7 SlySime pri kazdej svadbe,
lie we'd Pan mas .Jezis Kristus
Dol ma svadbe v Kani Galilejskej,
ale Biblia mic nehovori, re by tam
bola byvala muzika a tanec. We'd
je to pohansky zvyk, ktory kre-
st 'ania nema.Ui nasledoyat' We'd
prave On, Syn Boha ziyeho toto
zabranuje. On IA tn svadbu siel,
aby zjavil slavu Otcoyu a doka-
zal, ze On je ten prayy Cd Otca
poslany, ked' obratil yodu Ia Vi
no. Pre- Jezisove rany pre- vase
spasenie, yolam k vam, Wy, ktori
este upierate syoj zrak do neba
ncchajte ten pohansky zyyk, mu-
ziku tanec pri zlatom tel'ati,
nekrdt 'te sa v tanci blizsie k re
klu!
Ale vrat nae sa K predmeis. q
i. po pol, svadobne druzstyo sa
pohlo do kostola. Cirkevne obra.
dy odhavil dvojct. pan farsr A,
Hyizdak 70 Sharon, Pa. Tiez zried
kaya pl'ileaitost': prvh 'svoju
konfirmandku sobasil ma zakl
zal.: 55, % v: Uvrz ma Hospo-
dina BRINE sve a Ont opatroyati
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be slovenskom, ked' So pojednaya
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