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The Bozeman courier., 1927-06-10


My recipe file is the only memory book
which I keep, but it's dear rich one for |
all Of that.
Perhaps one of the most vivid memo
ries, and an interesting one, too, comes |
TO me when I look at the card entitled
Mrs. Hills Cornish Pasties." That card
will be two years old this June, because
1T was that long ago that Mrs. Hill gave
me the recipe.
Perhaps you don't know what Cornish
paSties are. Well, I didn't either until
went to Butte. Everyone who goes to
Butte always finds out and never for
gets. During my first day there, house
wife looked at me teasingly and said:
Il bet I know something you don't
know!" When I begged her to tell me
what it was, she said triumphantly:
Cousin Jack pasties." She was right;
had never heard Of them.
So then began research on Cousin
Jack pasties.
Cousin Jacks" I found out is what
the Cornish men are called, and the
women they say are all Cousin Jennies."
And a pasty is a sort of meat and veg
etable turnover which Cousin Jennies
make for Cousin Jacks, which miners put
in their lunch pals; and which every one
likes almost better. than any other eco
nOmical meat dish in the world.
Mrs. Hill was the Cornish woman who
made pasties at our Butte cooking school
and showed me how she did it. Perhaps
] you WOulQ ike 10 Know TOO.
Mrs. Hills Cornish Pasties
! Filling for II Pasties
! Three lbs. Of loin tips, flank steak or
skirting, cut very fine with some suet
added; II large potatoes, raw, cut fine;
/ u medium sized onions, cut fine; salt,
pepper, butter.
Crust
One and p cups lard, "a cup butter,
6 cups Rex -four, tsp. salt, water to
form dough.
Cut the shortening into the -four and
salt, work it in with finger tips, and add
enough water to make stiff dough- Mrs.
Hill let's her dough stand in the ice box
over night. Cut the dough into IL parts
and round each part. Roll the rounds
into circles about six inches in diameter
and One-fourth inch thick.
Place alternate layers Of chopped meat,
potato and onion on circle of dough.
Sprinkle with salt and pepper, add a
speck OF butter for favor and so that
the p2sty viii be moist on the inside,
mOisten half the edge of the circle and
fold the pastry over the meat and veg
etables, pressing the dry and wet edges
of the pastry together, making a turn
over. Roll the edge and crimp with the
thumb so that the pastry is sealed
Put two or three holes in the top so
that the steam can escape. Place on a
baking pan and bake in a hot oven, 40O
F. for about AS minutes to an hour
Since the meat and vegetables are raw
the baking should not be too fast and
should be sufficiently long that the fill
ing will be entirely done.
OF course scraps Of cooked meat and
vegetables could be used but the flavor is
not so fine. The meat may be ground
The Bozeman courier., 1927-06-10

A committee Of A. Vaux, Henry w.
Hardy, j. A. Loken and Axel Nelson is in
charge Of the work of increasing the
number Of dairy cattle and small farm
hocks of sheep in Richland county as
recommended by the Lower Yellowstone
economic conference held early in April.
The work in the county is being organ
lied so that finances may be secured
through the Agricultural Credit corpora
ton.
The Bozeman courier., 1927-06-10

pers, pale western cutworm, army cut
worm are among the more important
pests that have caused serious losses dur
ing this time. Others of greater or less
economic Importance are wheat saw fly,
wire worms, potato bugs, plant lice,
wheat stem maggot, etc.
The Bozeman courier., 1927-06-10

Approximately 35, 900 baby chicks have
been shipped into the Willow Creek COM
munity of Gallatin county this spring
The southwestern Montana agricultural
economic conference at Bozeman in Feb
ruary recommended egg production for
the Butte market as one of the means of
agricultural development for this area.
The Bozeman courier., 1927-06-10

Whether or not gypsum will make
Ravalli county lands more productive will
be determined by a number of farm tests
in different parts of the county this
year. The demonstrations are being con-
Quoted on the farms of Thomas Couch
and G. D. Adams Of Stevensville: j. D.
Byrd, Dan Conner and Paul Spannuth of
Darby; Archie McKillop of Hamilton, and
Lowrence Waters of Victor.
The Bozeman courier., 1927-06-10

Christof Peppercuff of Pageville is pio-
neertng in the production Of certified
Bliss Triumph seed potatoes in Madison
county. He will grow an acre of seed
this year.
The Bozeman courier., 1927-06-10

At the recent annual meeting of tn,
Saltwater County Wool Growers associa
ton it was decided to hold a purebreC
ram sale at Columbus next fall. Gov
ernor j. E. Erickson was the principa
speaker at the banquet following tn,
business meeting of the association.
The Bozeman courier., 1927-06-10

Oscar Anderson Of Stanford, Walter E.
Fitzwater of Hobson, Ira T. Arganbright
Of Kolin and G. G. Dye Of Windham will
grow demonstration shelter belts in Ju-
dith Basin county. Trees for the plant
ings will be secured as soon as possible
from the government experiment station
at Mandan.
The Bozeman courier., 1927-06-10
About Farn1i71q-
(From Montana State COllege)

~ E. TUTTLE of Eagleton, j. F. Kill
K lion Of Aznoe. E. L. Bucholz of
IN Kenilworth, H. L. Genest Of An
telope Basin and Nottingham
Brothers Of Shonkin are conducting grain
variety tests in cooperation with the
extension service in Chouteau county this
year. The test fields total approximately
80 acres.
The Bozeman courier., 1927-06-10

William Toavs Of the Wideawake COM
munity north Of Wolf Point has gradu-
ated from the club member class to a
club leader. He was formerly one Of the
outstanding members of his local club
and this year, having passed the All club
age limit, he has been selected as club
leader.
The Bozeman courier., 1927-06-10

A potato dipping vat for treating seed
by the hot formaldehyde method will be
constructed at the Farmers creamery at
Malta for the benefit of the farmers of
Phillips county, according to a decision
arrived at at meeting Of potato grow
ers at Malta recently.
The Bozeman courier., 1927-06-10

A 100 per cent increase in certified
seed potato production is indicated for
Lewis and Clark county this year. A
number Of growers have already contract
ed with intermediary organizations to
sell their seed to Louisiana growers.
The Bozeman courier., 1927-06-10

instead of finely chopped, but again Mrs.
HAl does not consider the favor so good,
although she cuts it with pairing knife
in very, very fine pieces.
The pasties are good hot or cold, but
like them best hot and served with
brown gravy or else a creamed vegetable.
When pasties are the main dish, one
would hardly want pie for dessert. Here
are three menu combinations which I've
found good.
Menu I
Cornish Pasties with Gravy
Glazed Carrots Cucumber-TOn1atO Salad
Orange Charlotte
Menu II
Cornish Pasties
Mushrooms in Brown Gravy
Grilled Tomatoes Butterfly Salad
Ice Box Pudding
Menu III
Cornish Pasties
Creamed Asparagus and Peas
Celery Stuffed Giant Prune Salad
Strawberry ShOrtcake
One reason the devil makes such a sue
cess of his business is that he has not
acquired the vacation habit.
The Bozeman courier., 1927-06-10
90 Il able II alksoo
FOR YOUR COUSIN JACK"

By Jeanette Boyer, Home Service Dept, Royal
Milling Company
The Bozeman courier., 1927-06-10

Neither anger nor love is responsible
for what it does.
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TWO
UNUSUAL
VALUES.
WANTED--.ACREiGE.

WANTED-ACPEAGE FOR SrHbIvISI0N.
price not to- exceed suHrux,D'8t" ouuule boz
rowing capacity. WIN &iva lu payment new
detached brick houses on same basis sat
ject to ono trust and nay part cash. Bgpk-
ers and statesmen Sh0u't obtain list A. we
deal only in our own u1ppetty. FULTON K
GORDON llUJ Continental Trust Building.
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.26f6 Conn Ave

West View, 2125 I St. NV.
Newly decorated apis. 24-hr elev. and
phone service Resident manager.
i rm. Kit and bath Rent, S42.5o to
$50 mo.
2 rms. kit and bath. Rent. $50 so and
$55 mo.
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RENT-BUSTNESS PROPERTY.

FOR LEASE-14th & II SITS NV. Sl3
14th st. n.w.-Haudsome three-story and
cellar brick business building, suitable for
any high-class retail or other business: :
ant: long lease low rental. JESSE l.,
HEISKELL. 1115 Eve St NV,
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SALE-INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
GROOM AND BATH BRICK HOUSE. colo
NAL front porch; rented to same tenant for
over 3 wears at $50 per annum: perfect
condition: located 18th and Kalorama I'd.
Nv. P rice. So $50: $3.50 cash required. E.
A. CARNEY. Owner. Main 91S6. Room
1912 1910 Vermont ave- NV
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90 -AC RES
S9,500.00

Nearby Virginia. short distance Of vienra
va, IL miles from the city. improved J!
cultivation. Write J. T. Thompson. Vienna.
Virginia or phone Vienna %4F-2l
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s13 10th Nell r.. E......... .Ss5 90
163O 18TH n VS. = b.,..., 10 90
al 9th we rooms ..,,...,,, 80 90
AS 18th me- rooms. ........... 3550
81 Eye n.w.---9 rooms. .......... % 80
1909 Rosedae NET r.. b.. $500. 5000
1902 Brentwood rd.-7 r, am1..... 509o
227 II nW-6 r. b.,,,..,.... 40 90
81 Bird nw-6 r. b.......... 5000
2 Iowa Crcle-15, r. e., h. VIII. .I22.o GO
1743 18th n.w.-12 r.. b.. am i. .125 90
4th & Wells ave. Hyatts.-5 r, b.. 1000
1913 11th NE r., b. :.~..... AZ %
214S Woodley nw-8 r. b. ami. 100 90
3 R. I ave. r, b. ........... $500
$40 Newton flw-5 r. b........ $3.50
2102 lst nw-9 r. b..,....... go. 90
1909 oath NV r., b......... 90 so
EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ INC.
734 18th NV Main 6210.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

MOST ATTRACTIVE AND BEST SITUATED
suburban home in vicinity of Washington:
excellent modern dwelling. garage. lighthouse
beautifully teerraced. must be seen to be ,ap.
Bridge: a good buy at 900: has 81 900
money loaned first trust: owner will take
good second trust Tor first trust) paper. clear
ground or farm. or city property. w. j.
DOW. Atty. go Colorado Bldg. NJ. 401.
$50 ACRES IN SHENANDOAH VALLEY
100 miles from Washington: about 100
acres in orchard: large. substantial farm
house Price 100000 Address Box 105-E.
Star Office.
THREE EXCELLENT BUILDING LOTS ON
Broad Branch I'd. overlooking Rock Greek
Park: $50 down and $50 per month. or
owner Will exchange for small house. Call
Main 1877. los
NICELY LOCATED STORE. GIFT SHOPPE.
Wisconsin ave. near NJ ST: price reasonable.
Would consider trade: part cash lot or
small investment property. Address Box
52-H. Star office.
WILL EXCHANGE SMALL DOWNTOWN
STORE AND APARTMENT FOR A HOUSE
WITH ONE TRUST; $4,000 EQUITY. MR.
McALISTER. Marin 1900.
WOODBRIDGE - DESIRABLE CORNER
lots, clear: will exchange for six-room house.
modern. Inquire 507 F NV. NJ. 6S95. 19s
LEE HIGHWAY-7O ACRES: 1900 FEET
frontage on pike; opportunity to make big
money. b07 T NV. Main 6S95. 10'
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EXCHANGE,

FOR CHANGE-SEVERAL NEW De
tached brick houses in NV. section. also
one-half dozen bungalows vicinity Va. end
OF Memorlal bridge now ouiitangi costing u
division for same. Brokers and statesmen
should obtain our list, as we deal only in
l1Q5 Continental Trust Building. Main
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801 Butternut St. NV.
Newly decorated apis. near Walter Reed
Hospital.
2 large rn1s. kit and bath. Rent, S65 mo-
large rms. kit. porch and bath. Rent
S72 so mo.
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The Llewellyn, 2224 F St. NV.
Very good apis. / and rms. and bath
Rent, S47.50 and $50.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Apt. 70I1Ns rooms % and bath s75 90
Apt. s6 re- rooms ms and bata 4 - scr so
Mpts Of Hr rnoms and l2 baph SIS 90 to $4,000
Ant, ST. rooms and bath ........ 5000
h.. WOODWORTH--1206 10th ST. \ ". ~,
Apt. 2o3-3 rooms and bath =: S45.oo
NANARBE-@17 f ST. NV.
Apts. Of rooms and bath, $4,000 70 Si2 5o
Apis Of rooms and ,hatha $500 to @'oo
. MONTG 0MERY-NO. CAP. & Nj ST:
Apt 4e-5 rooms and bath ....,.. 81 SO
BERKSHlRE-14l2 CHAPLIN ST. M
Apts. OF , rooms and hGth ..,.... S,!S.2V
Ants: Of rooms and bath $50 o0 to G2,3o
lNGLESlDE--I63l LAMONT ST. Mo
Apt 30 rooms and hdth. ......... - t;;.3399
Ants; OF 4 rooms ard hath, so 90 g bO.oo
SALCDA-ii01 EUCLID ST; Nv an
Ads. OF , rooms aud hath. $500 to S3u'uu
Apts. Of 4 rooms and hlth. 100 70 R-.oo
WASHINGTON LOAN 8 TRUST co.
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1925 10th ST., Elevator Serv.
large rms. kit. and bath. Rent, 500 mo.
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1905 Potomac St. NV.
3 large rms. and bath. Rent. $3.50
and $50 mo.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

THREE BEAUTIFULLY L1CATED LOTS
sandy beach fronts high sound and eX-
cellent shade trees: also we'll nullt cottage
or either; Herald Harhor MI. Information
CRAIG & HOOK 1893 Wisconsin ave
West 81.
WATER FRONT BATHING REACH ISLAND
spring 5 acres southern Va J. c. CLAY.
College Park Nd Isl
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.
(Cnntinued,D

WILL TRADE S230, 900 APARTMENT FOR
BUSINESS PROPERTY SUBJECT TO ONE
TRUST. EQUITY $4,000. MR.. Nc
AL1STER. Main 1900
WILL EXCHANGE SMALL APARTMENT
AND HOME SUBJECT TO one TRUST FOR
SIOOn0 APARTMENT: EQUITY $50. 900
MIR. McALfSTER. MAIN 1870.
OWNER WILL GIVE AS PART PAYMENT
about 10 acres free and clear northwest of
Battery Park for house In city .tight add
cash. Address Box 56-H star Office, IS
BUSINESS PROPERTY on PA. AVE
near 2Ist-Gund Investment section. VIII
trade $4,000 cdgitv on clear lots or small
houses. OWNER Main 1922
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The Tiffany-Elevator Serv.-
1925 10Th ST..
Rent, SS5 mo.

The Charlotte, 2120 P St. NV.
Newly decorated apis rms. bath and
rear porch. Rent S51.5 mo.
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Tuxedo, 1889 T St. NV.
2 rms and bath Rent. S35 mo.
rms, kit and bath. Rent. $3.50 mo.
2 rms. kit. and bath. Rent. S45 mo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-18

I RENT APARTMENTS AND HOUSES IN ,
all sections of the city. For quick service.
call
ARTHUR LEWEY
l1O6 Xern1Ont Ave. NJ 42h5
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REMARKABLE
INVESTMENT.

Brand-new two-famly corner apartment
in one of the best in-town residential see
tons. Lot 40 by approximately 125 feet
with garage. There are 2 apartments, one
of rooms and bath. and one of rooms
and bath: all outside rooms: oak floors III
both apartments; beautifully panelled walls
tubs: pedestal basins apron sinks in kitch.
ems: built-n refrigerators. concrete front and
back porches; back entrances TO each apart
ment: 2 American radiator hot-water heat
ing plants This property should rent for
81 .450 annually. There is a first trust of
ST $50 at 6Go. For 1000 cash the
property may be purchased for S1125O. For
appointment to inspect phone Mr.. Schaaff
Main 5000.
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L. N.W.-LARGE STORE
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

FRONT. FIRST-FLOOR OFFICE. 1719 X
st-Ab0ut 20 fl. by As TT: windows front
and rear: counter and large iron safe: rent
reasonable. GEO. w. LINKINS. 1888 De
Sales st
DESK SPACE FOR RENT IN REAL ESTATE
Office: prominent location, street front: serv-
ice included: excellent for builder or allied
lines. Address Box 442-D. Star Office.
700 9th N.W.-BRIGHT WELL HEATED.
electricity. Gas running water. CItys busiest
corner: SIS Totten. Main 10000.
1929 ST.
FRANKLIN BUILDING.
Two large Offices and entrance hall.
Abundance Of light and air. Excellent for
drafting artists studio or similar business.
SHANNON & LUCHS, NC.
1895 ST NV. MAIN 2345.
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1916 18th St. NV.
Elevator & phone service. Resident mgr.
2 rms and bath. Rent, $40 and $40 mo.
3 rms and bath, Rent. $50 TO $50 mo.
rms. and bath. Rent, S75 mo.
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TWO
UNUSUAL
VALUES.
18th STREET-Corue- property. COM
prlSIng three stores and three houses rent
ing for $4,000 a ve1r Have SO-feet front.
age on lith st, This is y hieh-cttss invest
ment now paying o.. art raujlv inriea--
Ing in value PRICED BELOW MNRKET
FILLING STATION or gara-e s,te-De-
}6-feet fro7tage on St silp and rear
alleys. About & 600 square feet: The
owner will arrange very favorable terms for
guck sale. Phi Ell a. $50 0U0--ofiers
requested
- inquire Of NJ Richardson.
BUSINESS PROPERTIES DEPARTMENT
BOSS < PHELPS.
1417 X St. Main 900.
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NEW COLORED APT.
THE LEXINGTON, 1541 T NV, s. S37 go 80;
spacious closets, excellent ianitor service.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO co,
141s Eye 81 NV. Main 500.
THE ST. ALBANS.
251O CONNECTICUT AVE.
AT the Br!aee)
This fine building needs no IN
PRODUCTION to people who know
the better grade OF apartment
rentals in Washington.
Vacant: \ few tWo-room and
three-room kitchen and bath
suites with balcony). Also a
one-room. kitchen and bath
suite at S500O monthly.
Now under WardEan Management.
Telephone. Main $3.50.
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1880 5th st. nw.-s r.. b.. cleo: s65.
4011 9th st. nw.-6 r. b.. eiec.: S65.
ll5 532 Chs Sth St. nw;m6 r, b.. elec.; sos.
227 " st; ms r.: b., gas: S42 80.
915 New York Avenue NV
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Observation-Disclosures

115 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Near Government Printing ONCE.
Four rooms. kitchen and bath; nice
porch, bargain. 500.
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RENT-STORES.

IN MT PLEASANT-A DANDY STORE
with apt. above: ami: rents very reason
able. Key at 1912 Irving.
2l3O PA AVE. Nw.-STORE ROOM WITH
3 adjoining rooms in rear: garage. NJ 1910
CRANE & BELT. Union Trust Bldg.
FOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING.
1920 18th St NV. opposite Mckinley High
School. Shepherd 2951. 1S'
LARGE STORE. DOWNTOWN DISTRICT;
reasonable Adams 1868.
500 UPSHUR STREET NV.
1919 GEORGIA AVENUE NV.
THOS. E. FARRELL CO. MAIN 766.
OFT 18th ST.
IN THE
FDMONDS BUILDING.
A modern store in the heart of Wash
ington's financial district.
Reasonable rental
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1877 acres on the - Narys River: "
houses and > complete ,r.s Of barns. etc. ;
acres i'll private 0vSta" grounds. Farm VIII
paw for self in > yeats Sl2 500
We have many nice iis;;ags Of other farms
and water front uroVartv.
0. B. ZANTZINGER. RealtOr.
945 X 81. NV. Main 1871.
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LOOKING ,R2R.
i22 Butternut st. n.w-- and b. 800 90
NV. Suburb r. and b.,Wet. gar. .110.OO
Edgemoor. Md. washington's most
beautiful suburb--9 r. and b.. de-
tached Gear garage ............ .175 90
Ask for our selected list of furnished
houses: also for other unfinished houses.
DISTRICT APARTMENT CORPORATION.
923 10th st. NV, Main 40s7.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

RESPONSIBLE BUILDER Would LIKE TO
place some good second trust notes col
lateral on /" or q month loan; reasonable
commission offered. BUILDER p. o. BoX
422S. Takoua Park d C.
MONEY FOR FIRST MORTGAGES AMI
building loans ut current interest rates: sec
ond trusts negotiated GLtDMAN Realtor.
303 Pa. ave. Sc. Lincoln $40
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G5 acres nice S-ruuar house. barn. etc.
beautiful water front "a the WirUuicu River
creek on one 81 le. duck hunting. fishing
grabbing etc. At $1i5IU.
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WATER FONT
= o acres and broom '""-a.ow a. River
Springs. Nd. Nice orchard. duck hunting.
fishing. grabbing. etc. T. go. 5000.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-27

Gle samaritanStve na Sloyensku,
v snahach pomoet' zbedovanemu
Slovensku mravne a hmotne slo-
lila zaiste pln1 moznil hrivnu pra-
ce a obeti obrane celistvosti a
nedelitel 'nosti republiky proti ma.
straham Mad 'arov ich kreatnr
V zemi Kolumbovej bola jedinou.
TAX zdalo sa, ze jej uloha, kro-
me snad mraNnej hmotnej pod
pory slovenskych vzdelanostnych
a dobroeinnych ustanovizni, slo-.
venskej kult1ry, umenia a lite.
ratilry ma Slovensku, pc sohrans
horespomenutej ulohy-prestavs
ave sd bude moot venovat' ame-
rickej, svojeti!
No, bola to bohuzial' chybna
mienka!
PriSly t'azke stony Spisa a Ora.
Wy; prislo take sponevazenie
slovenskej Magma Charity so stra.
ny prezidenta Masaryka, otcs
Pittsburghskej Dohody, zrodila So
nest 'astna myslienka "Jednotne'
mu naroda'' cechoslovakizmu -
ahajuceho IA same zitie sIoven
skeho naroda. Uprimna cesko-slo
venska vzajomnost' hodena hydr,
jake.Si "vel 'kosti''. V dosledkocl
dosly ponosy a zaloby, ze Sloval
ma Slovensku ME, je panom, ME ];
rovnorod!Tm a rovnocennym oh
CANON s bratom Cechom a Slo
venskcj Llge nepozostavalo mic i
neho, jako poduJat' BOZ ia spl
nenie cestneho zavazneho revo
lucneho 81 'ubu so strany brato'
Cechov. --
| Nebol to a ME je to bog prot
republike, ia jej rozbitie a zniGe
ME, ale boz "a svate prava slo
lvenskeho naroda cesko-sloven
skej republike; "a to, ably nastal
rovnopravnost', rovnorodost' me
dzi dvoma republiku utvorivsim
bra tskymi narodami ably nastal
prave spravodlive vyrovnanie me
dzi dvoma bratmi, Ia zaklad
ktoreho boly by konecne postave
ne same zaklady republiky IL
pevne, neochvejne zaklady brat
skej dvoj-jedinosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-27
DVADsAT R0Kov v sLUz-
BACH NARoDA!

lniciatlvou nezapomenutel 'neho
a pre- 81 achetnn zivotnu pracu a
skutky Y srdci naroda zijticeho
Rev. Stefana Furdeka, zrodila sa
meste Cleveland, Ohio, dna 26.
maja 1907 Slovenska Liga v, A
mcrike a TAX v tcmto den bude
siavit dvadsiate narodeniny, a.
lebo lepsie povedane zavrsi dva-
dsiaty rok sluzby prospech slo-
venskeho n5roa a Slavianstva.
Zaiste slusny, tictyhodny to po-
Get rokov sluzby, a $ nou ohromna
nezistna praca "a l'ud, narod, "a
Slavianstvo vsetko, co je tym-
to drahe a svate!
Hovorieya sa, re po mas len to
ostane, co sme vykonali "a bli ,
nsho, spolocnost l'ud narod!
A Slovenska Liga "a t'azkyych
dvadsat' rokov inc AMI nerobila
Borila sa S mad 'aronstvom, ma
rodym bezpovedomiln; hned' V
koliske zhajila boz proti byvalym
otrocitel 'om Mad 'arom a preto -
hncd zarodkoch a dl "a planu
Zallladatel'a hi 'adela odsunut
vsetko, co >Slovakov deli a drobi
stat sa jakousi MEkKOU slo.
venskou, pod strechou a zastitou
Etorej mali sd sdruzit vsetcia yer.
nj synovia slovenski 81 'achet.
nej snahe odporu proti otrocite
l'om tymto ku priprayeniu lep.
Sci DOLBY pre- narod slovenskl tt
zemi Kolumbovej, hlavne, vsaI
pod nebotyenymi Tatrami, na mi
lom Slovensku.
Nesporne, ze "stala 81 do sluz
by ducha a musela kracat' cestoa
trnistou!''
Ia mad 'arskej poroby dial;
muzny dokaz prace proti tyra
nom. V revolticii ma osIobodeni
uiarmenych bratoy pod Tatram
a Spoj.nia sa tychto V jednon
4..ate najblizsimi bratmi Cech
iii "a rovnopravnosti, rovnorodo
81 oboch-NEHRALA ZAISTI
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