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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-08-04
A Boys Mother.

James Whitcomb Riley
My mother she's so good to me.
Eff / was good as could be.
couldn't be as good-no sir!
Can't any boy be good as her!
She loves me when I'm glad er sad;
She loves me when I'm good or bad,
An. what's a funniest thing, she says
She loves me when she Furnishes.
/ don't like her to punish me
That don't hurt-but it hurts to see
Her cryin'. Men / cry; an men
We both cry and be good again.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-08-04

q Lost or Strayed-From my place,
Sec. 8, Kettle River, one old COW.
Finder please notify.-John Nalozny.
Willow River, Mimi. 25w47-1t
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-08-04

Gudstjeneste Betlehemskirken
Sondag den>7. August Kl. 10000.
H. Dyreborg.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-08-04

Regular w. C. T. U. meeting at the
home of Mrs. Mathilde Jacobsen, on
Wednesday, Aug. 10th, at 2 o'clock.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-08-04

For Sale-One good COW, milking
good now and will be fresh Jan. LIST.
Seven miles west of Cloverton.--T. M.
Nolan. 25W41-2t
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-08-04

Gladys: He's so romantic When
ever he speaks to me he starts, Fair
LADY,"
Edward: oh. that's force of habit
He used to be a street car conductor.
The regular w. C. T. U. meeting
will be held Wednesday afternoon, at
9 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Wayne
e. Jacobsen. There will be election
of officers. Following is the program
which will be carried out:
1. Song service.
2. Devotionals.
g. Roll call.
4. Secretary's minutes.
5. Treasurer's report.
6. Department reports.
7. Business
8. Discussions Gf time permits).
9. Closing song.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-08-04

Regular d. B. S. meeting Saturday
night. Aug. 9Th AS the D. B. S. hall
is being used for other purposes. the
meeting will be held in the town
hail.. P. Frederiksen, Sec.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-08-04

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-23

lamps at small table in a little
French restaurant adjacent to the
Rialto of Catawba City. They had
been to the theater. Now they were
planning burglary.
This breaking into an Office in
the dead of night" observed Don
with ponderous solemnity, "be the
motive what it may, for good or for
bad, is no casual undertaking.
"Uh huh," said Teddy, non COM
mitally, Il guess you're right"
"You bet I'm right" declared Don
earnestly ""It smacks of danger.
Not just the danger of being detect
ed and having to explain to the law.
That's nothing comparatively. But
the danger that attends an act of
breaking and entering-that danger
is bullet, swift, sudden and hot!"
"Uh huh" said Teddy again, and
went on munching celery. He looked
at her quizically.
We'll" he interrupted finally,
doesn't the prospect scare you
any?"
She shook her head.
mo-" she replied demurely, mot
SO long as you'll be with me-"
Don reached his hand across the
short stretch of table and clasped
hers resting beside her plate.
Teddy, dear" he said smiling at
her in the way she so loved, you
are the finest, gamest little woman
in the world. Bill Garfield told me
just few days ago that you're the
one girl on the Times staff he could
always depend upon in an emer-
gency. He never had to worry, he
said, when he gave you a hurry-up
assignment, but what you'd make it
on time. Pop thinks lot of you,
too. So does Diana and"
He was going to include Lola in
the count, but swift remembrance
of several little incidents made him
hesitate for an instant. Teddy
smiled bit ruefullv.
"And what does Mr.. Donald Keene
think?" she inquired, in a low tone,
disengaging the hand he had
elapsed in plain view of curious OBJ
servers.
Don's romantic nature called for
an answer to her question in keep
ing with his secret knowledge of her
feeling He knew the answer she
would like But he shaped his an
swer to fit his conscience, not his
desires.
Donald Keene thinks the same as
they all think, Teddy DEAR" he re-
piled, unable to refrain from tack
ing on the little adverb.
And there was painted again in
Teddy's cheeks a reflection of the
ember that smouldered deep down
within the inner consciousness of
her being, that faint spark of hope
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-23
Brain TeaSer
AnS7OeTS

Below are the answers to the
Now You Ask One" questions
printed on page 4:
l. China became a republic Feb.
u, 1912.
2. The Great Wall is approx
mately 1900 miles long.
3. The present civil war broke out
in September, 1924.
4. The two chief rivers of China
are the Yangtsze-Kiang and the
Hwang-Ho (Yellow).
5. Marco Polo explored China IN
the fourteenth century.
6. The word Boxer" was taken
from the words Fist of Righteous
Harmony" literal translation of the
name of a Chinese secret society
which stirred up anti-foreign Senti-
ment.
z. "Wobbly" is the nickname given
to a member of Industrial Work
ers of the World, or I. w. w.
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Teddy and Don sat facing each
ther in the mellow glow of shaded
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-23

Beautiful woodtone continu-
GUS post metal bed-45-lb. cot
ton mattress and comfortable
Link Fabric springs. The COM
plete outfit for only ........
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lily. Funny, she was more subdued,
more softened than he had ever
known her to be and still-he didn't
exactly feel that same attraction to
her that he once felt. He Won
dered why.
The doctors voice from the front
seat broke into his meditation. II
| believe you said your name was
Keene?" he asked, cycling Don close
ly. 1--we seen your picture often in
the Times, if I'm not mistaken.
That's Brooks paper, isn't it?"
Eyes, doctor Miss Mantell here
is Mr.. Brooks niece" Don told him.
"Oh, yes" The physician ac-
knowledged Lola with compliment
tary nod and turned back to his pa
tient. "Is there any truth" he said
bluntly, ''in the report that Roger
Brooks is up against crisis? I've
heard rumors to that effect"
Gossip is always embellished, ex-
aggerated," replied Don, evasively.
Hes having a little trouble, but it
takes more than a little trouble to
down the old man, you know"
The doctor appeared skeptical.
THAT so? Hmm-the way it was
told to me I had an idea Brooks
was in pretty serious danger of los
ing control. But of course, you
know more about it than I do" he
concluded casually.
"FIe just had to stir up the bones
of contention" whispered Lola to
Don, glaring spitefully at the back
of the physicians head.
Mrs. Keene had spent the hours
since breakfast between calling up
the Times and pacing before the
front windows of her home. What
could have happened to her boy?
For although Donald was we'll in his
thirty-sixth year, to his mother he
was still very much of boy.
She ran down the full length of
the front walk TO the car she had
seen pulling up in front of the
house. The doctor, stranger to her,
was alighting and opening the door
of the tonneau. Then Mrs. Keene
saw Lola emerge from the car.
"Don!" The mothers eXclarna-
ton was at once an interrogation
and cry of apprehension.
Lola quickly treasured her. They
must get Don to bed at once. He'd
be well again in a day or SO, at
most.
And now-youll drive me back to
my home?" she asked the physician
sweetly after they had seen Don
safely to bed.
Delighted" the doct 1r said, re-
vealing frankly his willingness to be
vamped by the delectable Lola. But
you must sit up in front with me, +"
he add.
Absolutely, DOCTOR" she breathed,
bending the full electrical power of
her black eyes on him.
Completing the triple alliance"
laughed Diana, when Lola had told
her how and where she had spent
the night. Lola joined in the laugh
ter, recalling at the same time her
own attitude in a similar situation.
Diana was a pretty good fellow"
she told herself.
Lets go down to the Times one
of these days." she suggested, push
ing her advantage You know we've
been planning a visit through the
plant for long time"
We'll try to arrange it for next
week." Diana replied, "the rest of
this week, we'll both be busy at
Madame Paulette's, you know, for
fittings"
! Teddy and Don sat facing each
other in the mellow glow of shaded
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-23
WHAT HAS HAPPENED

DIANA BROOKS, beautiful daughter
of ROGER BROOKS, owner and pub
Usher of the Catawba City Times and
a chain of nine other newspapers, had
been kidnapped and then released. Her
father. is engaged i'm a persistent fight
against the corrupt administration of
Catawba City, and through the medium
OF The Times redoubles his scathing at
tacks on politicians and the underworld
Brooks himself is kidnapped, but in five
days released. On his return he finds
that his newspaper stock is being manip-
ulated and scuspects JOHN w. WALDEN,
who he determines to fight.
Brooks closest friend is young DON
AID KEENE, his literary editor and
the guardian Of TEDDY FARRELL, re
porter ana SOB SISTER. Teddy Is in
love with Don. He believes himself in
love with LOLA MANTELL, Diana's
cousin.
Teddy is beginning to suspect that
Don and Diana love each other without
either of them realizing it,.
Don takes Lola for a ride into the
hills outside CataWha City. The car is
wrecked and Lola. escapes with slight
injury, but Dons legs are badly bruised.
They secure refuge in log cabin. The
owner Of the log cabin goes for :. the
nearest doctor. Lola and Don walt IN
the cabin all night.
NOW REAn ON
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-23

8. Lewisite is a poison gas, in
tended Tor use in war.
8. Midinettes are shop girls who
come out for stroll at midi" the
French word for noon.
10. The control rod of an airplane
is called the 10y stick"
II. 80 degrees as minutes and 10
seconds.
H. SO degrees 9 minutes and As
seconds.
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NOW READ ON
CHAPTER xxx

"I am sure in one devil of pre-
dicament," Don ruminated, feeling
a strong desire to swear at the pain
his legs were giving him, coupled
with the anxiety his remorse had
stirred up over this third expert
ence.
He was in position now where
he owed allegiance to three-Teddy,
Diana and Lola. He had always
i loved Teddy, he knew. Was it just
as sister? Or
His mind leaped back and forth
between the three girls. Diana had
i saved his life. In return he had
\ NEARLY compromised her name. And
yet when he chivalrously offered to
protect her by marriage she had
scornfully refused him.
One thing to him was certain. De-
spite the fact that Teddy had de-
clined his offer to marry her he felt
sure that she loved him. He dwelt
often on that night of horror in the
sub-cellar, when Teddy, believing
him unconscious had cried out her
confession: ooh, God, do not let him
die!" The girls words had rung in
Don's ears many times since. IT
love him sol cannot live without
him!" And she had covered his face
with kisses.
Later, when he was convalescing,
he had asked her to marry him.
True, he had not asked her on the
basis of love. He had not conSld-
cred her in that light, so of course
she had refused him. She did not
want his pitying protection.
Don was startled from his reverie
by seeing Lola rise suddenly and
rush to the door. The woman and
the boy with thedoctor had finally
arrived.
1T got to tn doctors quick
enough" the woman was explaining,
"but he had gone away on case
and I had to wait. He was expected
back, they said, any minute, and"
"Ptomaine poisoning" interrupted
the doctor brusquely. 1T was case
of life and death. I couldn't leave
the patient. Well" he added swift
ly, turning to Don, I'm here now.
Let's see!"
"Um-the legs are not broken" he
announced a minute later, "but
they're pretty badly bruised. I be-
lieve, though, that we can take the
young man back to town today. He'll
be all right if we drive carefully. In
couple days he'll be in shape to
run a race again!"
"In spite OF my best intentions I
seem to tear down instead of build
up" bemoaned Don on their way
back. Lola was holding him to keep
him from being jolted too much, al
though the doctor drove carefully.
"Hush, DEAR don't worry about
things now" she said gently.
"But damn, I might say I've hard
ly earned that car I've just wrecked
and I didn't have any accident in
surance on it. Of course it was
bound to be wrecked just because I
had it insured against theft" added
Don with a wry smile.
"All that is done now You are
we'll, or nearly so. The rest doesn't
matter"
There we're tender cadences in
Lolas voice. Don studied her stead
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-23
Tomlinson han Plans Asked

Plans and specifications for re-
pairing Tomlinson Hall must be
drawn after a bond issue is APP
proved by council, John Ruckels-
haus. city attorney, informed the
board of works today. An ordinance
for $350,000 will. be submitted to
the council in July.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-23

So great is the turnover among
domestic workers today that one
employment agency in New York
places 25,O00 servants every year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-23

that springs eternal in the human
heart"
(TO BE CONTINUED
Danger threatens Donald and
Teddy. Read the next inStallment.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-23

The help-yourseF plan of
a cafeteria enables the
finest of foods at "odd
penny prices" to be serUed
at Whites Cafeteria con
the Circle. :"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-08

.noroch vystava jednotlivych ty.
.pov lietadiel, ako al rozneho "a.
.riadenia oboru letectva, zvlast'
pojazdny fotograficky voz, radio.
voz, osyetlovacie sGstroje, vozy
filtracne, rome typy padakov, a.
ko al gul 'omety ma lietadlach.
Odpoludnia o 3. hod. bolo pre-
vedene lete,ke cvicenie vsetkymi
lietadlami vajnorskej leteckej po-
sadky. Bol to zvlaSt' bombardo-
.vacl nalet, pri ktorom sa zlicast-
milo obrannych prac protilieta-
dlove delostrelectvo, d 'alej sko-
ky pomocou padaku, rychlostne
lety, manevrovanie leteckych es-
kadril, rome typy akrobacie, SIT
boj dvoch letuIiov a konecne t.
zv. pasazerske lety. Pri tomto lie.
teckom dni bolyi vystavene tie5
zname vajnorske vysivky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-08
KLUB SAMOVRAHOV v POL.
SKU,

Nelkou senzaciou Bydgosz-
Ell, v;iosom to meste v PoznaiIsku,
(Pol 'sko) bolo odhalenie klubu
samovrahov, ktory NAL nazov
"Samozemsta''. VacSinu clenov
tvOrila mladez, litora toho alebo
oneho dovodu 81 znecllutila zivot
a ktora na podnct predsednictva
klubu konaIa samovrazdy. Je to
tedy realna uskutocncnie fantas-
tickeho napadu Stevensonovho,
ktory historiu takdho otto klubu W.
lfcil vo svojom znamom romano
Klub samovrahov
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-08

ich cinnost', ia vd 'akou spomi.
nam, ze konajl svoju povinnost
prikladne. A hlavne vyzdvihujem
to: ze nasa mlad' Kanade vie
pretvorit ubohe, pokrcene, bo
jazlive, zotrocene postavy v l'udi
sebapovedomych, hrdych.
Bratia, sestry, Slovaci, Sloven
ky! Nasledujte krasny priklad sic
venskych junakov Kanadienke
Sdruzme sa pod zastavu SLOW. Ii
gy. Hore sa k zivotu, k praci
Dost bolo tej nemoty, sedmispac
stva, mlkvoty. Drahe duse nase
mech vas povzbudl nova nadej /
rezkemu zivotu! L'ahSie dni, lep
81 zivot pripraIvujme svojim de
tom, nez jaky pripravili nam ma
81 otcovia. V meme dobrej, mrav
nej, 81 achetnej veci napred Bol
da zdaru! Zakladajte, zreorgani
zujte Sbory ,Slovenskej Ligy!
Jan A. Kocur,
s>,s. g....,e .sssZ 20 tai. Slov. Ligy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-08
VEL'KY LETECKY DEN VO
VAJNOROCH.

Bratislavska skupina Masary
kovej Leteckej Ligy pripravila
pod protektoratom zemskeho vo-
jenskeho velitel'a v Bratislave
generala inz. Skvora a zupana
bratislavskej zupy Dir. BeAu, vel'-
kn leteck1 slavnost', ktorej ciel'
bola propaganda najn0vsieho do
pravneho a po vojenskej stranke,
bitevneho odvetyia prostriedku
modernej techniky, totia letectva.
Letecly den pripraveny ma 5.
jiina, zahajeny Dol nocnym cvice-
MIN dila 4. llna medzi 21. a %.
hodinou. Tohoto vecera vojenska
eskadrona previssal "a sspo.lu is .delo-
streleckymt tpllrkglh' 1881 ctyiaedie
mad Bratislavou,s aby tax 1ikazala
jednak svoj vojensky vycvik, jed
max ably vsetko obyvatel 'stvo "
Bratislave al okoli upozornila ia
slamlpst' druheho dna, v nedel'u.
5. j1na dopoludnia bola yo Vaj
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-08
PoMAHAJME 81 SAM I Bob
NAM POM0zE. :.

Mill rodaci moji, pozrime sa
troska do vlastnej duSe. TO ne:
skodi. [ tax nam oci ustavicne DO
vel 'kom tomto svete lietajn; O.
brat me ieh raz do seba, ably sme
al seba poznali. Myslm, ze mi me-
bude nikto zazlievat', ked' spo-
meniem, ze su medzi nami taxi
rodaci, ktori hi 'adaji1 v Kanade
miesto chleba, kolace. Poznam
viacerych, ktori mali pracu, ale
drzali ju len do tedy, kym dosta-
Ii "pedu'. Akonahle dostali par
dolarov, prastili so vsetkym a be.
zali do mesta "a "kolacmi". Y
meste kolace nasli, ale trvaly i'm
len do toho casu, kym mali penia-
ze. Ked sa peniazky minuly, ME-
len ze nebolo kolacov, ale nebolo
ami toho tvrdeho cierneho chile
bicka. Radi by sa boil vratili ma
stare miesto, ale nebolo grosa ma
cestu, kto vie ci by ich bola
spolocnost' zpiatky do prace pri-
jala, lebo robotnika tuna niidze
nieto. Dncs mnohf vida, ze kto
chcc V kanade zit musi sa chy-
tit akejkol'vek prace.
Darmo by cakal "a stolarskou,
maliarskou, kra jcirskou alebo j.
nou pracou, lebo takej lahko V
Kanade nedostane.
ia nechcem nikomu diktovat'
ze co ma robit'. No jake Slovak
! muslin dbat' 0 to, ably SINE neu.
| padli- do chyb, ktorych sa nam
bude t'azko vymotat'. My sa mu.
sine drzat' takej prace, ak1 do,
staneme. We'd ked' v neJ vydrzl
Franctz, Anglican, musi vydrzat
| Slovak. Je pravda, re je tuna
vel'ky poeet takych Slovakov
ktori sa ami tel matt 'azsej pracf
neboja a predsa jej dostat' memo
| IN Monovite v mpSte WinninpUI
{ 'azl1o jc dostat' nejakn til pra
GU, lebo prichodi tam mnoho pri
st 'ahovalcov tito temer vSetci
tam pracu hi 'adajl, lebo nevedia
kde sa obratit''. Treba nam i '
tomto ohl'ade nieco zrobit'. Ire,
ba by bolo informovat mas l'ud &
pracovnych pomeroeh Kanade
Kto to ma robit'9 Dl'a mojho ma.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-08
LACNOTA

SO akrov, dobra farma a bliz.
ko mesta. s izbovy dom ako no.
w, dobra barna inc budovy. Pri
skolach, buse, elektrika. Cena
pre- RICHLY odpredaj $500, na
splatlSy. Statok a troda "a vel mi
nizku cenu. A. Y. Wilson, 100 E.
Rayen Ave. Haste sa Il Mosera.
Telefon $685..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-08
WEST SIDE

Pri skolach, kostoloch, oceliar,
nj kare. Brikovy dom. Chcemc,
ably ste ho videli a presvedcite sa,
re ho nemozete postavit' "a $1,000,
kol'k zan pytame. Ma splatky
Pozrite no v {. 164 Manchester
Ave. A. Y. Wilson, 100 Z. Rayen
Ave. Telefon 66653.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-08

- Slovenska Liga je vsenarod-
ma ustanovizen, vstupujte do nej!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-08
CEsToU MoCI K PRAvU!

Nenl' Sndu l uuu Ia SVeLe, KuO-
~ by tax t'azko unikal spanku
ismrti, jako mas l'ud slovensky.
mde zjavi sa prorok, hviezda "a
skveje sa mu mad hlavou, z ust
zavznejn mu ohnive slova a sotva
ze hlas jeho sa rozleje po horach,
dolinach, narod, jako by truba
archanjela ho budila prebere sa
k zivotu do chlapa stane 81 do
boja a ide "a svojim vodcom, a.
postolom. U mas zjavy jasne. Mu-
zovia vel'kej lasky, ohniveho slo-
va, horuceho srdca, nezyratnej
pravdy, hlasajd potrebu telesne-
ho j dusevneho narodneho prepo-
rodenia a div divuci! Ten makky
slovensky l'ud, len spi, netkne sa
no ohnive, pravdive, apostolske
slovo vodcov, ME laska, ME zert-
va, ME pravda: necitne sd diva ma
zlifald borbu horlitel 'ov.
y Kde pricina? V dlhom otroce.
nj, posluchu, V dobrackej, bo-
jazlivej prirode. A\d aisle prici-
ny, sd vsetky nastrahy, ktore ma
Siln1cke vlady pripravily: jako
Fydanie no ma milost' nemi-
lost uzere, bezmocnost' pri hl'a-
danf pravdy tlradoch. Cudno
prislusnici ineho naroda vedia sa
muznym odporom tyymto zahubam
branit'. Mas l'ud ME. On mlci, tr.
pl. Az ma zaplakanie l'nta sa je
divat' na til nasu vo stvoro pokr-
cen1 SloVac $ tym sladkym mile.
kom zilach, S tym zajacim srd.
com prsiach.
Zle je! VIOLA dobra, burma mlad
naSa. Inac to musime zaeat'. Pc.
zrite l'ud mas chudobnie, nema
co jest, prazsky byrokraticky re.
zim no nivoci. Mic nenaspievaiii
nasi basnici, mic nevyhataj1 my.
slitelia, mic nepom6zu nareky
Treba l'ud pripravit' ma odpor
proti vsetkemu co he nici ozo.
bracuje. Treba napominat' slo.
venskych rodicov, aby nedavali
svoje dietky do spolkov, ktore fe
drujn cechosloval1izmus, treba
klopat' ma srdce slovenskemu lu.
du, aby nepodporoval l'udi stoja
cich slu1be otrocitel 'ov. Vidfmc
ze sd Slovaci roztrateni jako dive
hltsy, sdruzme ich. Nepriatelia
slovenskeho naroda jedneho umu
cia, dvanasti sa nedaji. Mic same
o sebe, vsetko spojenymi silamt
podnikajme.
Takto mi hovorili viacerf roda
ci Kanade. A maj1 pravdu. Slo
wax bity uteka, talk receno M
lraJ sveta pred kazdym 1radnic
kom. Chcete vediet' preco? Preto
lebo takmer kazdy z tychto kri
cal nan len daj, nalo ktory pove
dial stu mas!"
Ale hovori sa, ze modlitba nebt
preraza. A nebo premaha sta
tocna praca laska. A tato lask;
premohla neslychane prckazky ,
susednej Kanade. Ticho, bez hlu
ku, zacali nasi rodaci pracovat' I
tato ich praca uz prinasa dobr,
ovocie. V kazdom meste, kde j,
v;icsi pocet Slovakov zakladaiii S
Sbor Slovenskej Ligy. Me som, a
Ly mena vynasal l'udi chvalil
10 netreba. ia chvalim vzornl
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