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The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1927-03-17
BOARD OF SUPER
VISORS HOLD MEET

At a regular meeting of the
Board of Supervisors OF Dicken-
son County, Virginia, began and
held for said County at the Court
House thereof on Tuesday, Mar.
LIST. 1927, pursuant to adjourn
ment Of February LIST 1927.
Present
Mr.. MI. Senter, Chairman, T. N
Shook, M.S.Davis, WI. Bowman,
and J.W. Childress, members of
said Board.
The claims that were ordered
to be paid can be seen on the re-
cords of the Clerk of the Poard
Of Supervisor.
The Budget Committee, hereto
fore appointed, made it's report
this day, which was ordered filed,
and this Beard fixes as a date of
hearing on said Budget estimates
the 5th.d day of April. 1927, at the
hour of 10 am. of said day, said
hearing to be had at the Court
House in Dickinson County, Va.
The Clerk of the Board of Super.
visors was directed to publish a
synopsis Of tire budget and the
notices of hearing, as required by
law, in The Dickinson County
Herald, a newspaper having gen
eral circulation in the location af-
fected, at least ten days prior to
the date set for hearing.
Whereas the General Assembly
of Virginia, in 1926. removed the
rs cent State Tax from the real
estate and tangible personal pro-
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1927-03-17
". N. SOCIETY OF
N. E. CHURCH MEETS


The W. M. Society Of M. E..
Church met March 10th. with
Mrs. Alfred A. Skeen for the
business and devotional hour.
The ladies spent very pleasant
social hour afterwards, at White
Kitchen Cafe with Mrs. j. Crit
Damron as hostess. A defect
able three course luncheon was
served. st. Patrick place-cards
and favors making it doubly at
tractive.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1927-03-17
FOUND DEAD ON RAILROAD

Freezing, Va, Mar. Ia. Alec
Burks, a young man Of the near
border town of Dorton, Kentucky
was found dead on the Sandy
Valley and Elkhorn Railway
track, a morning or two since,
his head being entirely severed
from his body. There appears
to be some question as to whe-
Their a passing train caught him
on the track. or whether he was
killed and placed there to avoid
suspicion.
Burks was we'll known here.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1927-03-17
TO The VOTERS OF
DICKINSON COUNTY

| was chosen as a candidate
for sheriff of Dickinson County
at the convention held on the
9Th day of January 1927 at Ere
mont, Va. | am going to appeal
to all the voters of this county
10th democrats and republicans
for your support this coming
election to serve you to the very
best of my ability and will prom
Use you my best endeavors for a
fair and impartial execution of
the laws,
My grand fathers were some
among the first settlers of this
country. They come up wit hthe
the struggles of the country and
was loyal citizens and paid their
tax as others and as far as
know none of their generation
has ever asked for any public
office. Respectfully,
JOHM H AMDEPCOM
-Advt.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1927-03-17
FOR COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE


To the Voters of Dickinson
County.
| hereby announce myself a
candidate for the office of Com
missioner of Revenue to be vote !
for at the November Election
1927. | will not use money to,
in any way influence or get
votes in said election.
Voters | will appreciate your
help and support in having a
fair election next fall.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1927-03-17

perty, thereby saving the taxpay-
ers of Dickinson County, Sc eral
thousand dollars, but the said act
also authorizes the Board of Sup
ervisors to lay a similar amount
for local purposes, and, Whereas,
the County finances are in good
condition, and there is no neces-
sity for securing the additional
fur ds provided by said act, and
that it is the sense of the Board
of Supervisors of Dickinson
County, that the taxpayers of
said County be given the full ben
eft Of the said act; therefore, be
it, Resolved that this Board do
not lay the additional rs cent levy
for local purposes on said proper
ty.
Or Tered that Levi Hall Sheriff,
be allowed the sum of $1250.00
for his ex-oficio fee for 1927:
that W E. Rasnick, Clerk be allow
ed the sum Of $1250.00 for his ex
officio fee for 1927; and that Ell.
Sutherland, Commonwealth at
tornev, be allowed the sum of SIP
5000 for his ex-officio fee for1927
Be it further resolved that the
said sums be paid gu artery latter
services have been performed, the
first payment to be due March
31st, 1927 land the other payments
to be due each quarter thereafter.
Be it further ordered that the
members of the Board of Super
visors be allowed the sum of Sc.
90 per day for services during the
year 1927,an the mileage allow
ed by law, said allowance to be
paid when the services are rend-
cred.
Continued on page A.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1927-03-17
DEBATE--PIE SUPPER
AT STONEWALL SCHOOL
SATURDAY, MARCH 26

Subject for Debate Resolved
that George Washington was a
greater man than Abraham
Lincoln.
Administrations Tile r,
L. N. Seward, w. P. Raines.
Negative Fred Fletcher, BIZ.
Kennedy, E. J. Sutherland.
Come and hear these two
great men discussed, also buy a
nice pie and hear the good music
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1927-03-17
Sea Thoughts

Hank to the hiss of the wild sea gales,
That turn our banks astray-
1t makes me think of sailor tales
To see the splashing spray
Oh, that time would backward fly,
And were viking bold,
I'd rove and plumber till die
Among mutineers and spoils of gold
It's thrill to think of the days of yore,
But they were cruel and conclude
We must forget them in these days of lore
And pursue life of quietude.
G. Estel Sutheran
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1927-03-17

citizens f 70 m the different
localities of our county, several
of whom, have already come in
and paid their subscription to
the Herald. Who will be next.
The sunshine and warm wea-
Their bring talk Of good roads
from our neighbors of different
parts Of the county, and we
agree with them that our county
is far behind in one thing and
that is good roads, although
marked progress h nave been
made within the last few years.
We are somewhat below par yet
in the way of roads.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Baker, of Isom, March ID, a boy.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Short, March ID, fine baby
girl.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Fred Hay, of
Nealy Ridge, are the proud
parents of a baby girl, so says
DR.. Chalmers.
D. T. Owens, of Vicey Va,
was in town Tuesday of this
week and left us three subs,
for which we are thankful.
The store which recently
changed hands from D. G. Mace
to Gilbert Powers, is progressing
nicely under the management of
the present owner.
Mrs. DR.. J. IS. Chalmers, WHO
has been very i'll for some time,
we are glad to note, is out again,
Quite a delegation from Fry
ingpan and Indian Creek, were
in to see us last Tuesday night
and left with us several subscrip
tons for the Herald. We thank
every one of the boys for their
cooperation.
Mrs. J. j. Stanley is confined
in the Sutherland Hospital. She
was brought here Tuesday.
Judge Bond. of Gate City, was
in town the former part of this
week attending court.
Messrs E. C. Anderson, Bert
MCGOWAN and RI. B. Barrett, of
Steinman, were in town last
Wednesday and paid us pleas
ant call.
DR.. ]. A Somers, Eye Special
list, will be at Clintwood, on the
10Th day of this month for the
purpose Of examining eyes
Glasses fitted if necessary.
For Sale One Remington
Typewriter in good condition al
a bargain for cash. Apply al
this office.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1927-03-17

Men and women | will appreci-
ate your vote. If elected prom
Use you the very best service it
is in my power and ability to
give you.
Respectfully
N. FLOYD DUTY
-Advt.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1927-03-17
Local News and Personal
Mention in Brief Form


Fletcher Powers, of Tiny, ar
rived in town last Monday and
says he will be here for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Chase Jr.
are the proud parents of a fine
baby boy, Roland Hamilton Chase
but Roland will sure have to buy
some new hats.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. L. N.
Stewards, fine baby girl.
Mrs. Agnes Sutherland Rat
lift, of this place, is confined in
the hospital recovering from an
operation for appendicitis.
We are informed that the
Clintwood Construction Co., is
preparing to reopen their work
of building road down Russell
Prater creek to intersect at the
mouth of Gaeenbrier creek with
the road recently graded up Pra-
ter creek to that point. This is
one among the most important
pieces of road construction in
Southwest Virginia and when
completed will be extensively
travelled as it connects the two
counties together.
Fred Damron and wife and
little son Carroll Gray returned
last Sunday from Hardy, KY,
where Mr.. Damron has been en-
ployed for some time. Mr.. Dam
ron, we understand, will take
charge of steam shovel for the
Clintwood Construction Co., on
Russell Prater.
Miss Rita 10. Kennedy, the
charming young daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. B. F. Kennedy, was
the dinner guest of Shorty
Kenser at the White Kitchen
Cafe Saturday evening.
H. A. Tarter, of Fremont, was
a business visitor in town last
Saturday, called at the Herald
Office and gave us a nice bunch
of subscriptions for the Fremont
boys. Mr.. Tarter has the right
spirit.
Jess Woodrum Skeen and c.
Burns Presley returned to Blue.
field College, Tuesday, having
spent several days with theil
parents. They have many
friends in Clintwood who vel
come them each trip.
Mrs. Carroll Speights enter
aimed March 5, at her fathers
home, Sen. Roland E. Chase Sr.
in honor of the first birthday O.
her lovely little daughter, Rose
mary. Quite a large numbe
were present, several differen
ages represented. A deliciou
ice course was served. TIL,
charming little honoree was tn
recipient of a number Of BIRTH
day gifts.
A few days ago we hear'
that another printing offic
is about to start. The question
is, can Clintwood support on
more. But nevertheless w
wish it much success in it's ney
undertaking.
This week marks the beginin
of another court for Dickenso
County and we are glad to NEE
so many of our good friends an
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1927-03-17
BAPTIST CHURCH
M. F. COMBS, PASTOR

vi. f. COMES, PASTOR
Services on Second and Fourth
Sundays of each month.
Second Sunday at II o'clock A.
M. Evening Service, s P. M.
Fourth Sunday, evening, 8 PM.
All are cordially invited.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-21
FARMA

60 akrov ma dobrej ceste, krat-
ka vzdialenost severne cd NEST
skych hranic, Z izbovy dom kd-
pelnou a fornesom, dobra vel 'ka
mlicciarska barna, iplnc vystro-
jena, vsetky stroje a 1roda, ticz
II krav jeden zaprah koni. 5
'akrovy ovdcny sad. Terajsl mail
tel' dostal neho $1,000 "a ovo-
cinu. Tekuta voda ma pasienke.
Dobre studne. Preda sd alebo "a
meni "a mestslSy ajetok. Cena
$1,000. $500 hotovych.
r. G. VASU COMPANY
2l3 Terminal Bldg. Phone 1896
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-21
vLAsTNITE svoJ DOM

Sine V polozeni vybudovat'
vam dom ci ma naSom alebo na
vaSom lote. Ked mate lot vypla-
teny a paru sto dolarov, postayi=
me yam skutocne pekny dom
nebudete viac platit mesacne, nez
ie rentovna hodnota majetku.
Name sta planov na vNber ohl "a
dom kontraktov. Teraz jc cas- pri-
hotovat' sa k jari, material moz-
no kdpit trodhu lacnejsie teraz,
co budc znaGit' vel Ike usporenic
pre- vas ako i pre- mas. Rozmysli-
te 81 vec vazne, ak vam ide do
bro vasej rodiny. Myslime, ze je
ma case pre- kazdeho ylastnit'
svoj dom, manifesto ustavicneho
platcnia rentu.
Prid tie do naSej kancelarie
kedykol 'vek, vd d'acne sa poroz-
pravame vami o tom.
r. G.. VASU COMPANY
213 Terminal Bldg. Phone 1886
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ski Ligu. Ona tiez Cd dlhych ro-
kov vychovayala svojich synov a
dcery k dospelosti, ably yedeli POI
chopit svoje narodne povinno-
sti. Po dEhych pracach a obetiach
podarilo sa jej vychovat' vel Ky
kruh vernych dietok. Kym sa jei
verne diszali, jej uzavretia, je.;
stanovy plnili, vsetko slo kras-
nym poriadkom maticka Liga
tesiac sa so svojich deti, ami vel
mi nedavala pozor na to, ze ME
ktori jej synovia zabehuui do cu-
dzich, neslovenskych spolocnosti
Stalo sa, ze cudzimi zasadami ma
syteni, niektori ldovia zacaIi ma
ticke Lige robit yIcitky davat'
jej ME len radu, ale al rozkazy,
ze ako by mala pokraeovat' O.
take Pittsburghskej Dohody.
Celkom tax, ako tamil synovia
tel vdovy. talk al tito poblldivsi
tidovia Slovenskej Ligy, zaprfci-
Mill v Lige neustavajGce zvady a
rozbroj. Konecne lbola svolana
schodza do Cleyelandu, ably sa
zvady tam urovnaly.
Ma schodzi Clevelande 50 stra
ny Llgy, verni idovia a iidkync
upozornovali, ze pod vedenim Slo
venskej Ligy a dl'a jej progra-
mu, vykonaly sa vel Ike veci V
cas- vojny boil SINE V stave pri-
spiet znacne k oslobodeniu mas
no naroda cd mad 'arskeho jar
ma. Len re vsetky vysvetlovania
boly marne, lebo cudzim duchom
napachnutl udovia, nechceli ami
pocut tom, zeby Slovenska Lii
ga zotrvala pri svojom narodnom
programe a pri Pittsburghskej
Dohode. na zaklade ktorej chce
pomahat' bratom sestram pod
! Tatrami k dplnej slobode.
! Vysledok boil taky, ako al Il te.
vdovy na rodinnej porade, totD
proti Lige biirivsi sa ddovia, ked
nechceli uznat' svoje pobl1denie
boil yytvoreni Llgy.
| No ale al oni, ako ii nezbedn1
synovia hore spominanej vdovy
vyhrazaEi 'sa, re TO VS. Etko oni
svetu ukazu. All oni sli, a zalozil
81 akesi Sdruzenie, zacali prot
Slovenskej- Lige 70 vsetkych 81
stvat' a blrit chceJlic roztre,
pat til nasu milu narodnu usta
novizen, til nasu vernu maticku
| lltora kazdeho verneho Sloyaka {
Slovenku prituli IA svoje srdce
ami sa nepyta, ze kto je katollk
evanjelik, gr. katolik alebo kal
| win, ale Yvsetky svoje verne, det
jednako miluje. 1Eito Ligu chce
Ii znicit'.
/ Avsak Slovenska Liga pri vSe
tkyeh prekaEkach, pri vsetkycl
zradach, pri vsetkNch nastrahach
ked' al jednou rukou musel;
West obranny BOZ, druhou rukol
pracovala "a svoj vytknuty pro
gram, "a Pittsburghskii Dohodu
Dnes w pocilvame, re vlada !
Cesko-Slovensku prichystala na
! vrh na samospravu Slovenska, le
DO cllce, zaby autonomisticki l'1l
daci vsttlpili do vlady takto a
i ko vladna strana, ably boil zaiste
. nj al pre- wolenie Masaryka nj
novo "a prezidenta. Takto s;
dnes veci maj1 na Slovensku, G
je hlaynea zasluhou Slovenske,
! Ligy, lebo Sloy. Liga al vtedy
: ked' nielen ju bili cd nej odpad
inuvsi tldovia, ale ked' bill al ka
sdeho iednotlivca, ktory sa sto
toznoyal autonomizmom, ona a
vtedy verne napomahala volebn
snahy autonomistov jej prici
! nenim stalo sa to, ze 81 l'udako'
dostalo sd do Mar. Shromazdeni
" Prahe.. Dnes Slov. Liga moz
$ hrdost 'ou $ povysenou hlavo'
pozerat ! ma syoje "A narod vyko
J name prace, lebo jej zasady doka
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-21
so1nam ohstnjdoish = darvv do.
sl5ch do 1rsdovne slov. Lisy Cd
8. DO ls. jan. 1877 na posaee II.
piacim rod&lkom v Kube a Kanade

Okresny Sbor Slov. Ligy Y Gle
veland, Ohio $61. 40. Sbor 399 81.
Ligy v Boonton, n. j. SIS. - Pa
vel Peller, North Tarrytown, N,
Y. So. Odbor 475 MSS. V York.
vile, Ohio dbierku 81. = Jozei
Stefanovic v New Yorku, postal
shierku $l4.O0. - Jozef Fabian
a Jozef Yuhas 2 Deferiet, N. Y
po 81, spolu ~. - Sbor 397 Slov
Ligy v Coral, Pa. s.. Jan Bol
jesik, Beloit, Ohio 81. Andre,
Galik, Moquah, Wis. ". Cisls
34S IKsJ V Clarksburg, w. Va
sbierku 50. Cislo $50 IKSJ. J
Shadyside, Ohio sbierku $5.3. :
Odbor 59S MSS v Benld, Ill. sbiel
ku $3.50. - Odbor 93. MSS !,
Corning, Ohio IS. - Jozef Han
zely, Hazleton, Pa. IL, Spoil,
$13S.10. Prenaska Z predoslycl
yykazoy $633. .4S. Suhrn $7H.63.
Omylom ma sbierku zlstoya
| nyeh IS, ktore Dol poslal Odbo
299 MSS co elcnovsky prispevok
ktore tJmto 20 sbierky odt 'ahu
jem $5. ~ Dosavadna sbierka q
nj $766.63.
Zaplat milostivy Bob!
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Ze je roman Janosikov po-
klad I" dohrym q z4bavnym eita-
MIN, to dosvedMjd dohrs zname
Slovenky q narodne pracovnidky
v Lansingyille, panic Maria Me.
lbovy, Barbara Tylka . Antonia
Maruskin, ktore pri eitani roma
nu ztrayily prijemne chvile. Od-
Ipordcaj1 roman druhym Sloven-
kam Slovakom. Tento roman
dostat' redahcii alebo u p. Jo-
zefa Maruskina, ktory ma yse z
neho zasobu ked' chodi po kolek-
tovani predplatkov "a nase noyi-
my.
Zaroven prosime ct. citatel 'ov,
aby p. Maruskinovi sli v tstrety
prihotovenim 81 predplatneho, a.
by nemusel ma jedno miesto Wac
razy chodit = lebo, ako vieme
"'cas su peniaze" a nadarmc
chodenie je pracou zdarma, &
v tomto case drazoby nix memo
ze ocakavat'. Pan Maruskin cho.
di teraz po kolektovani a kren
"Janosika'', ma pri sebe al kniz
ky Amerika nasa VAST ~ inc
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-21
YoUNasTowNsxf sLoYfx4Kf xQYfNY

tine a indie, tnlaJl sa "a chlebom,
ale malo ktorym sa dostane toho
st 'astia, zeby sa tam mohli uzi.
Wit Tymto roztratenym pomala
teraz grosom, pomaha radou, po.
maha vystavoyanim potrebnych
pisem, aby sa mohli dostat' k nam
do Ameriky. ci nezasldEi 81 Cd
mas vsetkych, tato maticka nasa,
6eby kazdy Slovak a kazda Slo.
venka, urobili pr zaGiatku tohto
noveho roku Stub, "rezol1ciu
ze predovsctkym ma znak ucty !
ocenenia prac Slow. Ligy, stani
sa itdmi iidkynami tel nasej ma
rodnej ustanovizne a budu je,
pomahat' jej vznesenych pra
each!
| Ano, tax urobme vsetci: vsetci
este al niektori z tych cd I4ig,
odpadlych udov, mohli by napo
dobnit synov onej vdovy a ma
vratit' sa nazad tax skrtlsene, a
ko sa navratili tt synovia k svo
| jej matke. Al jednotlivec moz
sa prihlasit "a uda Ligy, ked
naEiSe list na adresu: Sloval
League Of America, P. o. Boz
1896, Pittsburgh, Pa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-21
MA PR,EDAJ

Praye zakoncujeme niekol ko
noyych domov ma West Side,
blizko k Ohio Works. Domy s1
26x3O vel ke, jedno-florove a ma
ji vsetky moderne pohodlia, u
lica dlalzdena. Predame tieto eel
kom novucke domy po $3950
Malo hotovIsh ostatok ma l'ah.
ke mesacne splatky.
r. G. VASU COMPANY
213 Terminal Bldg. Phone 3695t
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-21
MA LAKEWOOD AVENUE

6 izbovy dom, finisovany tvrdym
dreyom, kozubok ine vbudova-
ne zvlaStnosti, blizko Steel ST.,
cena 100000. Tento dom stall
majitel'a $8MO.O0.
MA EAST SIDE +
6 Hbovy dom IA vel'kom lote,
blizko Wilson Ave, cena $5750.O0.
WI0KIIFFE
Celkom novy tehlovy dom, 6 l.
zicb, cena $7250OO, $4,000 ho-
tovych.
@ 'alsie informatic hlaste sa Il
ADOIPH KESSLER
Slovensky obchodnik realitami
COZ First National Bank Bldg,
Felefon 39567
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-21

i dobrotivy Hospodin
Made spdsse aby yan1 4 tiete q
'bete boil tste aasobae yynaAsa-
.deae. Este rex yis pEosiwe . aIfo
.mny miloaas Al a nssledovapie
.pekn6ho prikladu tych sl'achet.
.nych dobrcdinpov, ktoFJch meAa
Isme VI uverejnili a uwereianje'
me. Milodary raete posielat' "a
adresQ: SDvenska Liga, r. o. p
900, Pittsburgh, Pa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-21
SLOVAK DUCK PIN
LEAGUE
BY j. j. KRAL

l would like to call attention to the
team Captains that after Wednesday
Jan. 18th you will not be allowed any
new men for the balance of the season.
Struthers winning the first half by
margin Of two games due to the good
rolling Of Alickler and the OLenik
boys. Captain Mickler rolled all forty
two games and he also led the league
for average Of 14S with NJ. Ratcha
on his toes with lag for a3 games.
Steclton had to be contented with
second place and the Rigelsky Tailors
a good third. Now that the first half
is over and Sokols have upset the dope
already in the last half by taking
three nice games from the Tailors due
to the good rolling of the whole team
in general. Steelton had soft night,
taking all three games from the r.. r.
of s. boys as they we're handicapped
by one blind. The Voiosin Furniture
packers surely are i'll their glory since
they were allowed that man Gregory
who put up in three nice games which
helped to win two out OF three from
the Slaukovsky Builders. Tae Rock
boys were in theit old time form and
they too helped to trounce the Franko
boys for two games dues to the good
rolling Of Bellak in pinches. Mr.. Mick
Ter wins the weekly prize.
JAN. 10Th.
Rigelsky Tailors VS. II. +. of S.
Slovaks. vs. Pollock Billiards
Lansingville VS. Volosin Furniture
Slavkovsky Bldrs VS. Franko Bros.
NyrNVNy<y
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Drobne ohlasky
1xflLov4 DOM sA PREDA

Noyy 6 izbovy moderny tehlo-
w dom k1pelnou ma Lansing
Vile, predS sa "a nfzku cenu
1850. Haste sa v {. 1343 Hum
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-21
NE0DVRACAJ SA Cd CHU-
DOBNYCH, PoToM I MA TEBA
BOH MILOSTIVE SHLIADNE.

Poznal som mojej rodnej OBJ
eli ma Kysuciach jedneho zamoz-
neho slovenskeho drotara. Cez Ii
mu zdrziaval sa v Petrohrade, V
Rusku, kde NAL dielnu na vyro-
bu plechoveho tovaru. Ma Kyslice
prisiel len na jar, ably pomohol
svojej manzeilke pri hospodar-
stve. Raz prisiel k nemu chudob-
ny, ale mac statocny sedliak
prosbou: "Pozicajte mi sto zla-
tych, lebo mi ide lid odpredat'
chalupu. ia yam ich kratky cas-
statocne vratim.'' Zamozny dro-
tar odbil chudobneho sedliaka so
slovami: "Nemozem!" Odprayil
ho tax na kratko preto, lebo sa
obaval, ze peniaze zpiatky nedo-
stane. Chudcbny sedliak chodil
potion domu do domu, (lebo ma
Kysuciach penaznych tstavov me-
bolo), ale mkde 81 pomoct' ne<
mohol. Vratil sa teda znovu k do-
tycremu drotaroSi a predniesol
svoju prosbu este ilpenlivejsie !;
"Nemam mimo vas nikoho. kto
by mi V tomto t'azkom polozem
pomohol. tSvato svate vam 81 u
bujem, re YAM dlzobu statoGne
vyplatim !" Presba chudobneho
domkara obm;ikcila srdce toho "a
moznGho clovcka, siel do komory
a vytiahol 70 skryne na saty sto
| zlatych a oddal ich domkaroyi.
Ten so srdetnym "Pan Bob "a
| plat, kym vam ieh 'yratim -
siel k zidovi a yyplatil dEobu.
Po, odchode 'chudobneho yratil
sa drotar do komory, aby ostay-
Sic peniaze schoval. Stojac pri
skryni napadlo mu, ze ma ist' "a
domacimi na role preto rozmy-
sl'al, ze by treba bolo peniaze
lepsie uschovat'. L sahoval ich
miesto do skryne, pod skrynu do
zeme. Ked' sa vratil pol mel
prace, nasiel 0kno ma komore o.
! tvorene, skrikol: "Okradli ma'''
Jakysi zlosynovia vlamali sa mu
p0poludni do komory, skryhu
ro1bili saty rozhadzali po celej
komore.
| Mas mily drotar trlasol sa ma
celom tele, siahnul ma miesto,
kde Dol pred niekol 'ko hodinami
peniaze polozil, hl'a jebo ilsp0-
ry nedotknute nasiel tam. S ra-
dost 'ou vyprayal potom manzel-
i ke: "Komu nam d'akoyat ze
nam neukradli vsetky peniaze!
Panu Bohu tomu chudobnemu
I domkaroyi, ktoremu som dnes po
mohol. Keby on nebol prisiel, ne
bolo by mi napadlo, ably som pc
maze skryl indie tax istotne BY
| ich doll zlodeji ukradli. Neptstim
odteraz Eiadneho ychudobneho,
ktory pride ma Q pomoc prosit ;,
lebo "a MIN stojl sam Vsemohl-
ci!''
Bratia, sestry! k yam pricha-
dza nasa vo vel 'kei nldzi nacho,
diaca sa rodaa kry $ prosboq
i "Pomozte nam t'aNkom poloze-
nin' Slovaci, Slovenky! Neodby-
jajte npenlivii prosbu svojeti. q
betujtel dl'a moGposti ma sbierkn
vedenh Slovenskou Ligou ma "
1ravenie biedy nbohych bratoy Y
4 Kube a Kanade. Klad tie, ochotne
Aklsd 'te syoj tlapcpk NJ tento Pas
hu nily ciel Smilujte sa mad
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