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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-09
D. D. N. Club Is
Entertained by
Mrs. d. A. Kaiser

The D. D. N. Club was entertained
Thursday evening by Mrs. E. A.
Kaiser at her home at 712 Eleventh
street.
The evening was .spent at two
tables Of bridge and score prizes
were awarded to Mrs. H. C. Lewis,
Mrs. w. j. Rigg and Mrs. H. G.
Hidden. At the close Of the evening
q refreshment course was served by
the hostess.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-09

The student nurses at St.
Alexius Hospital will hold a
sale of needlework and home
made candy at Cowan's Drug
Store, Saturday, December 10.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-09
FOR RENT

Store room occupied by Holt
Clothing Co. in the City Ma.
tional Bank Building will be for
rent January LIST. Inquire Webb
Brothers.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-09
GOOD REMEDY FOR BAD
COTYCu

"A hard persistent wearing cough
kept me awake for several nights,
and when my druggist recommend
ed Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound, I was eager to try it. In
less than two days, my cough was
entirely gone" says this satisfied
user from Nebraska. No opiates,
no chloroform, q really valuable
remedy for coughs, colds, throat
and bronchial irritations. Accept
no substitute for Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound. Get the genuine
Adv.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-09

PAST NATIONS TO MEET
Plans have been made for a
Christmas party which will be held
by the Past Matrons' club at the
home Of Mrs. F. E. Diehl, 800 Sixth
street, Friday afternoon at 2:3O.
The Washington times., 1927-12-02
..ose ~ International

threatened divorce after learning Of
her husbands connection with the
case. will be called BY the defense.
Edeaon Hedges. counsel for
Beach. said he would show con.
ciusively that Bark was not any.
where near Baltimore October 1
when. Bark testified. he met Beach
and heard his confession.
The closing Of the States case
came as surprise. 1t had sought
20 link Beach with the Staying by
having q Witness testify to the
poultry dealers alleged confession
Of having shot the doctor. But the
defense win combat the testimony
of this witness BY calling on Charles
n. Phillips. Mrs. Lilliendahl's per-
sonal attorney.
The State also proved that Beach
wrote the widow letters daily while
County Detective Harold IVES again
called to tell Of nuarrels between
Beach and the doctor.
The Washington times., 1927-12-02
I OUR INJURED
IN TRAFFIC
Pholo y InternatIonal
TIlns. s.sff Photo

while riding his bicycle south
on North Capitol street early today,
Lot Noe, As, ! patient At Soldiers
Home Hospital was knocked down
by an autonhobiIe operzted BY John
A. Johnson, colored, SIS, los Pierce
st. N. w.
Noe was taken to Sibley Hospital
by johnson and treated for bruises
on the face and body. His condition
Is not serious.
Three other men were injured in
traffic accidents. They. were:
James Rowyer. colored. -. of 1915
NJ st. N. w. knocked down at
Vermont Avenue and Il Street. He
was treated at Emergency Hospital.
William Kettle. coIored. 40. ga
Anacostia I'd. N. 81, slightly In
iur4d in collision.
Edward Schaney, coIored. IS; 4e0l
Brooks ST. N. s., knocked down and
slightly injured.
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FELLOWS
NVD0RSED
lcoallnaed Irom TIrat Pagel

Continued from First Page.l
is needed and supplies that need.
No names mentioned, no pub
licityjust 4 little help at Christ
perhaps some old clothes,
for children, some toys, some
food. candy or perhaps a. in
many instances, just the help to-
ward getting q job for father
out Of work
II have always believed In the
Good Fellows" says Isaac Cans.
at il q great work and I know
IL has done 4 lot Of real good In.
Washington.
Major Hesse, Robert ". Elem.
ing, Mrs. Nina Van Wrinkle, ana
Mrs. Jessie FAINT Evans, prolri.
nent In many walks Of life in
Washington, say the Good Eel.
lows ARE Good Fellows.
Next Tuesday the Good Fellows
Editor will print q blank. Sign
your name, enroll for the Good
Fellows Of 1897. DO your bit this.
Christmas to help provide some Of
the things you are able to do
without hurting you. That will
make your Christmas happier,
merrier and more enjoyable.
The Washington times., 1927-12-02

death IS 4 matter Of hours, it was
harmed. George W. Wingate, the
jfEor's husband, and cashier Of the
Unihp National Bank, Atlantic city.
came Mere to makA every effort to
obtain lais wife's release so she may
be with Nler mother.
He asskrted that both prosecutor
and defenae counsel were told that
Mrs. WingAte's mother was seriously
III, but sneverthelesa she had been
forced to seFve. II death does in
tervene, 1t III likely that court will
be adjourned land Mrs. Wlnaate en-
.cused under &uard OF deputy to
attend the fun&ral.
There will bA about 30 witnesses
for Beach and SO more for Mrs.
LilliendahI. who also will take the
stand, it was arAnounced by coun.
sci: The defenseA will revive again
the story of twA negro bandits
whom the widow blained for the
murder Of her elderly husband.
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As she faced the ordeal of cross
examination, the widow was su.
premely confident Of acQuittal.
While being visited by a group
Of school girls in her cell Mrs.
Lilliendahi passed around box Of
candy. 2rging them to eat IT.
''Tais4 it, she said. II won't
need 1t. because I'm going home
Saturday.
Conspiracy Charges
Conspiracy charges are being CON.
sidered against Samuel Bark, the
showman-lawxer who testified for
the State that Beach had confessed
killing DR.. Lilliendahl
He Ii under subpoena by the
denfense while Investigators inquire
as to his reputation in Baltimore.
whore he now lives. Several wit.
Tiesses from Baltimore. Including
Bark's wife. who Is said 10 have
The Washington times., 1927-12-02
INTEREST

ments, the largest being the Ar.
gOnne adjoining to the eastward.
and the flames were making such
Roadway through the roof Of the
0ctavia that fears were felt OF the
fire spreading. The firemen had
the fire under control within half
hour.
The building was sold only 4
week or 80 ago to q Mr.. Howard,
according to the ianitor. There
are 81 families living at the oc.
tavia. comprising about $50 persons.
Two firemen were slightly in
iured and No. Z hose wagon was
badly damaged when the apparatus
was struck hroadside by taxicab
while responding 10 the fire.
Lieut.. r. j. McNerhaney and
Private NJ. #. Kearne were taken
TO Emergency Hospital and treated
for cuts and bruises. From there
they We're sent to the Police Clinic.
The hose wagon, which was
forced Into brick wall, was dam.
aged In the front and rear.
According to the police, the fire
wagon was going north on six.
teenth street and q taxicab driven
by David Robinson. l2S New York
Ave. N. W.. was coming east on
Y Street when the taxi hit the
hose wagon square IN the side.
Robinson was nninjured
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SAVED
IN BLAZE
CONTINUED from First Pages

Continued from First PageO
william e. Jordan. No. 81, the
latter two across the hall, were
damaged the most. but the apart.
Inents on the second floor. just be
low, were damaged by water. and
the occupants Of both floors IN the
affected section OF the building were
compelled to seek shelter among
neighbors. or in apartments not
touched by fire or water.
Mrs. Myron Robinson in apart.
ment No. 80, said she was awak-
ened by her 1l-year-Old son. Donald,
who had heard the janitor'a alarm.
She aroused her husband. and they
were grOping their way around
hunting for their clothing when
the roof fell In and barely missed
them. Persons below, when they
heard the crash. thought an expIo-
sion had occurred.
The roof also fell In apartment
No. 90. directly opposite.
Eighth Blaxs IN IA Years
Miss Martorie Jordon. daughter Of
William III Jordon. said that the
first the family knew Of the fire
was hearing the conmotion II the
halls. and then they realized their
apartment was full of smoke.
A strange feature Of the fire was
that the occupants Of apartments
on either side OF the air shaft were
among the last to be aroused.
Mrs. n. w. Morse, one Of the
occupants Of second floor apart.
ment, said today's fire was the
eighth III 14 years.
Occupants 0f the building were
free in their criticism OF the failure
Of the fire gDngs TO ring, and the
condition Of the basement
Mrs. Dorothy Bethel. who oc.
cupies Apartment % on the sec
ond floor, was the first to make ii
known that the gong failed 10
ring, and that inspectors had In.
spected the building only yester.
dag.
Walter Hess, In Apartment 81,
said he heard no gong. and Janltor
Lewis informed the fire marshal
that although he broke every glass
there's one on every floor--the
gong did not so Off.
Complained 81 Furnaces
1t was recalled BY several per.
sons who live there that the jani,
tor had complained recently of the
condition Of the furnaces in the
building. as being badly in need
OF repairs. This information was
passed ON to the fire marshal.
An inspection by that official
located the origin OF the fire at the
shaft bottom among pile Of avn.
ings. and he questioned the furnace
man closely about the kind of doors
and partitions that enclosed the
shaft:
He was informed that the doors
were of wood with sheet iron lining.
When the firemen Of No. 81 En-
CINE and No truck reached the
scene on the ssstill" alarm families
were already coming down the fire
escapes in the rear and the stair.
ways, and many were aided to
safety by the firemen themselves
as the extension ladder on the
truck WAS being .shot" up to the
roof.
Battalion Chief A. C. Buscher, OF
the Fourth Battalion, who came
with the two companies ON the first
call, turned in third alarm with
out botheriBg to sound a second,
while hooked to the fire plugs.
I That part Of Columbia Road is
covered by several large apart.
Z i \ E \
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Continued from First Page.1
the murder scene viii be discounted.
Hedges concluded.
Beach's wife, son, and daughter
tn-law were at his side as the de-
1ense got under way today, and
Mrs. Lilliendatl occupied q chair in
their midst.
"our defense. on the whole. il
based on an alibi, Hedges revealed,
adding that he would prove Beach
was not in the vicinity of the crime.
''Negro Thug" Theme
Ching to the NEGRO thug theme
--the defense Of Mrs. dlliendahI
that negroes killed her 1ueband-
Charles Phillips. attorney for the
widow. then told the jury that wit
fesSes would be produced showing
that two negroes were In the
vicinity of the crime less than half
an hour before the murder.
The balance Of Phillips, talk dwelt
on the friendly relations that he.
says existed between the Beaches
and the LilIiehdahIs.
Deputy ColIapses
So intense was interest as tie
1kISI QSAEAEGs W4SLGSS1 {b1HQQ- 0A1lUG1
Fernando, Ot Porto Rico, took the
stand that Daniel Gray, deputy
sheriff, collapsed, supposedly from
the excitement and the closeness
of the courtroom. He was carried
out BY three deputies, who found
It necessary to lift his body high
over their heads in order to clear
the crowds that jammed the aiSlAs.
Because his daughter is reported
ct the point Of death, the bishop
was placed on the stand first that
he's might finish and leave His
daukiifHr, Is the wife Of DR.. Lillien-
dahls son My q first marriage. His
testimony MS purely testimonial
to Mrs. Lillieadahl's high character
as he knew. M.
Witness Recalled
When Jack Thornb6rrow. origin
ally q witness for the >sState. who
had failed to satisfy the prosecu-
ton was recalled by the Mefense,
Assistant Prosecutor a. Cameron
Htnkle seized upon his privilege of
crcss:examination to force con.
Trajectory admission from him.
Thornborrow testified that he,
saw Beach on the day Of the muir
der but Hinkle compelled him to
admit he had oncA signed xtate.
mont declaring that Beach came to-
him two days after the murder
and tried to make him remember
that he had seen him on the day
Of the crime. = W
The witness asked permission to
strike certain passages from his
original statement, which, he now
says are incorrect He was con-
fused under the rapid. fire examiua.
ton.
with the States case completed
and Justice Luther III. Campbell
pushing every point Ia an effort
to force d speedy conclusion Of the
trial. the possibility that death may
take : hand to halt the introtiuc.
ton Of testimony was indicated to.
day.
The mother Of Mrs. Grace Win.
gate. juror No. 2. Is critically III. and
The Washington times., 1927-12-02
Ware And Smith Find
Senate Seats Are
Near Door =

Senators-elect Frank L. Smith.
Of Illinois. and WilIiam 5. Ware Of
Pennsylvania, visited the Senate
Chamber today and located their
seats which they may not be
permitted 10 occupy.
Smiths seat was found to be
the end seat in the last row. and
Wares the end seat in naxt to
the last row. BY accident or de-
Sign they are the closest to the
door Of all the seats in the
chamber.
Find your seat7.' smith was
asked as he emerged from the
chamber.
Yes, there's one marked for
me- he replied. 81 came here
with credentials az q duly elected
Senator from Illinois. I expect
to occupy the seat. Other than
that have nothing to say
Ware declared he also expected
to occupy his seat, but he, too,
had nothing else to say.
The Washington times., 1927-12-02
Health Seal Sale Is
Past Half Million Mark

The first half million Christmas
Health Seals being distributed by
the Tuberculosis Association in its
annual drive for funds, was sold
before this mornings mail WAS
opened, bringing the cash receipts
from the sale SO far to s. 1000. The
goal for the sale Is 100000 by
Christmas.
Every dollar paid in 10 the
tuberculosis Association for sheet
Of q hundred OF our Christmas
Health Seals" said Or. George NJ.
kcber, president Of .thss Association
The Washington times., 1927-12-02
STATE GROUP TO DANCE

Dancing and card party win fea.
ture the initial meeting Of the Ar.
kansas State Society at the washing
ton Club, 18th and X streets, N. w,
Saturday night at o'clock.
The Washington times., 1927-12-02

helps finance various forms of eSill.
cation in health habits for thou-
sands Of children, to provide special
care for those children attacked BY
tuberculosis germs, and to aid hos
pital patients in their recovery.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-29

vydat' ako "a sedem mesiAcov,
tol' easu ve'zme ju vysadzat', !,
vytlaeit' zaviazat' rozposlat'. !.
Sl'ubovat' kratsf cas- bolo by 7a-
vadzanie.
s. Ma uka6ku ju nikomu po-
slat nemozeme, lebo jej so par
rokov MET, til jsdnu, ktorn ma
me, potrebujeme tlaciarni. Ak
chcete knihu vidiet', dobre je Wy
obrazena ma 0bezniku, ktory sme
poslali kazde1nu ustovnikoyi, ale-
DO snad ju niekto u vas ma, teda
vyhl 'adajte tak1 rodinu alebo ak
byvate blizko Pittsburgh, prid ;
te do moje kancelarie rad yam
ju ukazem.
Z. Jestli sa nechcete prlhlasit
rovno u nina, prihlaste sa vasho
spolkoveho hctovnika alebo va
sho redaktora, ale prosim vas,
spravte to elm skor, lcbo S vylH-
MIN tejto jedinej slovenskej dok-
torskej 'knihy nemozeme odkla-
dat preto rad by som NAL po
ruke vsetkych, ktori 81 ju pratt
mat, ably SINE nohli zacat' tia
cit.
s. Ano, knihu tnto 81 mozu OBJ
jednat' al spolky nielen jed
notlivci. Ba vlastne NAL by ju
mat ka 'dy mas spolok avo svojej
spolkovej miestnosti dl'a potre.
by ju bratom pozieiavat' domov
9. Vsetkym, ktori mne poposie-
lali peniaze, poslem stvrdzenku
akonahle budem mat Wac casu
Prosim 0 trpezlivost'.
S rodackym pozdravom
p. Jamriska
62S-63O Grant ST., Pittsburgh, Pa
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-29
ZDARMA SKOI.A RECT
s ANGLICKEJ PRE- MUZOV

Vo YMCA ma n. Champion st.
bola nedavno ovtorcna skola; reel
anglickej pre- muzoy, v ktorej Wy
ucovanie je tiplnc zdarma,. Vyu-
covacie hodiny sll " pondelky a
stredy vecer cd I. do pol 8. hodi-
my. DO tejto skoIy saR teraz chodl
7S l'udi, ale indust rialny tajom-
mix YMCA, Mr.. Rcinhardt .irfa, ze
sa tento pocet ztupluje v maj
kratsom case. Slovaci,. ktori ne
znajd hovorit' . Qtat' anglicky,
tu maui najlepsi,sS prllezitost' o
svojit stree Arajiiiy zdafma. Kto
by chcel do tejto tkoly chodit ;,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-29
UcTE sA ANaLICKY!

Dl'a naSho systemu kazdy sa ma
uci anglicky donna "a kratky cas-.
Poslite 15c na nlohu a vysvetle-
ME. Slovak School of English,
337 Z. 10th Street. Room IA. New
York City.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-29

heho l'udu je nevyslovna, potre.
by nescfselne, tn tedy mysle Il
Iprimnej shodnei, ncinkovania
vsestranneho napnutia vsetkych
sill vyHaduje sa, aby sa v tol'-
kych 'azkostiach hynhcej krvi
slovenskej pomohlo.
Ma konci mojho referatu dovo-
linn 81 srdeene sa pod 'akovat
vsetkym vzacnym dobrodincom a
horliycom, lbez ktorylah by iste
cinnost' Slov. Ligy nebola mala
takychto vysledkov, o akych son
tu V kratkosti referoval.
Jan A. Koclr,
tajomnik SLOW. Ligy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-29

mech pride Y pondelok alebo sire
du vecer pred z. hodinou q pri-
5hlasi sa U Mr.. Reinhardta.
Vo YMCA vydrziavan1 je tiez
skola pre- kandid6tov obcanstva
E siedmy rok. Ktokol'vek ST ide
't'ahat' druhy obeiansky papier,
mech sa Yapise do tel skoly, V kto-
rel nau6i ga vsetky potrebne otaz.
ky odpovede ku xkdSke pred
naturaliaaenym 1radnlkom. Toto
skolu riadi Mrs. Disney Shale ui
vyse sest rokov $ velkym dspe.
.chom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-29
sLovo PRAvDY.

Ze opatovne beriem pero do ru-
ky, ably som napisal niekol 'ko
riadkov sbierka ma pomoc tr-
piacim rodakom V Kube Kama
de, k tomu povzbudila ma jedna
chudobna vdova Slovenka, ktora
nedavno bola poslala svoj darcek
ma menovanu sbierku ktora v
jej pripise napisala medzi inym j
toto: "damo nam prazski agen-
ii (cichoslovaci) zakazum prispie-
vat ma sbierky Slov. Ligy, rodu-
verny Slovak Slovenka na sbier-
ky vedene dnesnou spravou Slo-
venskej Ligy prispeje, lsbo vie,
ze terajsia sprava Lgy nekupuje
z milodarov slovenskeho l'udu:
konzulstva, nohavice, tlaciarne,
neozdobuje vozy, neposiela tisic-
ky Srobarovi, Benesovi, ale dava
ich tam, kde ony boly sl'achetny-
mi dobrodincami venovane'.
Pc precitani tohto pripisu po-
| vzdychnul som 81 daj Pane Boze
sta sta takychto Sloveniek, Slo-
vakov, a marn6 su vztely praz'
Iskych lokajov. Hej, vidno, re u;
zacina svitat'. Vd d'aka Bohu, IL
mas l'ud uz poznava kto je min
kto proti nemu. NM slava vsct'
kym tym Slovakom Slovenian
ktori ktore na SHREK odrodilco>
| nedbaid hynilcu svojet' bic
de dl "a moznosti podporia.
| Cd g.. do 23. aprila 1927 postal
ma pomoc trpiacm rodakom '
Kube a Kanade nasledovni dobro
i dincovia:
/ + AC1slo 629. 5IkvSSlvs3ys sJ4lfagu, - -
sbierku $16.25. .Juraj Grega, Ha'
zleton, Pa. 81. = Cislo ,324 PSI
|v Palmerton. Pa. S.. = Cislo 3S(
| IKSJ Cannonsburg, Pa. So. -
A. Kakalak, Cecil, Pa. 81. - Ci
-slo 236 PSI V Lakewood, o. sbler'
lku $7.45. - 81. Sbor Ligy V Clc
1vcland,, O. zvysok prednasky
$50. - Sbor II K. S. v Chicago
SIS. - Cfslo 81 PSI V Detroi
sbierku "a. - f. Bacik,> Pitts
burgh, Pa. 81 cfslo 2. IKsJ
Pittsburgh, Pa. $40. - Clslo TO-
| IKSJ. V Trenton, Nj 81. Spoll
$1O3.7O. Prenaska Il predoslvcl
vykazov $1,411.32. Dosavadns
sbierka cini $1,515O2.
Ddbrotivy Pan Bob zaplat'! {
d aisle milodary prosime vopree
"a ne srdeGne d 'akujeme.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-29
MA VYSVETLE ENIE
OIL 'adom druheho vydania dok.
torskej knihy "Domaci Lakar
q Radca".

Cteni rodaci rodacky!
Nasledkom mnohych dotazov
ME je mi NOME kazdemu osobyt-
ne odpovedat', preto dovol'ujem
81 odpovedat' cestou nasich cte-
nych casopisov:
1. Ano, bude to SLOVENSKA
doktorska kniha, we'd in1 by SINE
nevydavali. Cena je len jedna, to
jest $12 kus.
2. II, ktori uz poplatili DR.. Car
menovi, nemusia Wac nam posie-
lat. Kto knihu ttto chce, musl
sa nu prihlasit ,efmskor, mai
neskorsie do 5. maja poslat' IS
zavdavku. Toto je preto, ably SINE
boil isti, ze knihu til naozaj chce.
ako al preto, ze knihy tel nemoz-
no mnoho tlacit pre- jej vel 'kost'
a nakladnost
B. Kto $500 nechce poslat' j
tax dobre, ale mech sa prihlasi a
knihu dostane d. G. 0. Toto sa
tyka hlavne strajkuJtiaich majne-5
rOv.
4. Teraz nam ide Q NOVYCH
predplatitel'ov 'ov a ME 0 tych, ktorf
sa davno u Dr.. Carmena prihla-
sill.
5. Knihu tilto nemolno skorsie
lebo je to velikanska kniha d
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-29

l'udu, lebo we'd nasi rodaci pla-
till predtym "a to nesvedomitym
agentom Cd $4,000 do $4,000. u
del 'ovali udel 'ujeme i podpory
tym bratom, ktori sn t'azko cho-
ri a tax ma milost dobrych ludi
odkazani. Pocet mrzakov stale
rastie, prosieb podporu docha-
dza kazdy tyzden Wac Wac.
Nuz SINE dnes naozaj v takom po-
lozeni, re tie dosle milodary deli
me tax, ako chudobna matka jed
nofuntovy chlebik strnastim hlad
nym dietkam. Spominam Strnast
preto, lebo tol ky poGet nachodi
sa dnes slovenskvch vyst 'ahoval-
GOV t'azko zmrzacenych z.tych-
to bude treba asi pat deporto-
vat do starej vlasti ponevac ME
| sd viac do t'azkej prace schopni
a l'ahkej. pre- mich nieto.
81 Mimo dotyenych prac kona-
Ii SINE inc a sice: vymohli SINE
viacerym rodakom kompenzaciu a
mzdu, ktoru by nasledkom neopa-
trnosti neboli nikdy dostali. Ce-
stou nradovne Ligy jej Sborov
nachodiacich sa v kanade, dosta-
Ii SINE peknemu poctu pracu na
farmach, lesoch, ba i vo faIbri-
kach. Usilovali SINE sa tiez Il
skanie nasich rodakov do mas.
skych organizacii. lie kol 'ko smt
ich ziskali t'azko povedat', ale
podl'a listov nachodiacich sa '
kancelarii Slov. Lgy mozem sme,
lie povedat re tych, ktori sa :
pomocou nasou dostali do Spoj
Statov 60 percent vstnpilo dc
bratskych podpornych organiza
Gil. Toto tvrdim preto, lebo as
taky pocet pytal sa mas, ze dt
ktorej organizacie maju vstilpit
! No odporileali SINE i zalozeni'
spolkov nasich organizacii Ka
made, ale v stejto pra'ci!- ak6 / ,
ostatnych - prekazali naSmu u
du prazski agent. Ze je toni
tax, toho dokazom sd listy leziact
tuna ma stole.
Ia rozsirenie nasskych casopi
soy robili SINE tiez, co sa "a po
dobnych pomerov -robit'. dalo: A
le tOmto OIL 'ade treba by bolo
lepsie vysdkat' rukavy kym ni'
ie neskoro, lebo dl'a doslycl
zprav, nepriatelia slovenskeho ma
rodneho povedomia a VERY ma
sich otcov, zaplavuju V Kanade
mas 'ud tax, ako i na Slovenskr
so skodlivym oitanim.
Takto sme teda nakiadali mi
lodarmi VaSimi, drahl zastupro
via a dObrOdincOyia l'udu naShO
Kazdy cent Dol a bude venovanJ
na ciele uzitocne narodu naSml
prospesne.
o pracach, ktore este na ma:
cakaju, nejdem sa tuna rozpiso
vat, lebo o tych hovori mas spo
lubrat p. Ivan Bielek, predsedi
Slov. Ligy. ia 81 dovolim spome
nut este toto: Nildza nasho llbo