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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-04
FRANK JOHNSON
WOULD REGAIN
AUDITORS JOB
Seeks 10 Assume Duties Of
Office This MOrning-kate
Lyons STAYS in Charge

Interest in the question Of who Is
to be the next county auditor of Bur
leigh county was brought to the fore
front here today when Frank j. John
son, former auditor who resigned
carly in January, walked into the
auditors office at the courthouse and
announced that he was here to as
sumo the duties o. the office to
which he had been elected last No
vcmber.
Johnson was reelected ut the gen
crai election, but indicated when he
resigned in January that he was quit
ting to accept q more lucrative posi-
tIon elsewhere and that he had no in
tcntion Of qualifying for the next
term. While most Of the newly elect
cd county officials assume their Of
fees the first Monday in January.
the law provides that the county au-
ditor's term Of office begins on the
first Monday in April
Miss Kate Lyons, appointed by the
county board to fill out Johnson's
unexpircd term, informed johnson
this morning that she intended to re-
main in charge Of the office until
the county commissioners named her
successor and that she had been ad-
vised by both Attorney General Geo
Shafer and States Attorney +. Z. Nc
Curdy not to turn over any Of the
county's books Of record, seals or
other property to him.
Board Meets Tomorrow
The county board meets in regular
monthly session tomorrow morning
and it is expected that the matter will
be adjusted at that time.
Johnson filed his oath Of office
with Clerk of Court Chas. Fisher Sat.
urday. His bond for $1,000 from the
state bonding fund had been on file
since early in January. having beer
filed at the same time the bonds fol
other county officials were recordct
in the clerk of courts office. Botl
the clerk of court and County Auditor
Lyons were notified Saturday. how
ever, by the state bonding fund tina
the bond covering Johnson "has thi:
date been cancelled"
Miss Lyons appointment as auditor
was for the balance of Johnson's un
expired term, and she stated at the
time that she would not consider al
appointment for the full two-ycal
term to follow. A month later A. &
lsaminger of Arena was engaged a.
deputy county auditor. and il wa.
rumored about the courthouse thai
he would be candidate for the full
t-m when it came time for the board
to appoint someone to that position
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-04
New VictrOla to
De Demonstrated
BY HOskins-Meyer

Latest development in the field
Of musical reproduction, a Victrola
which automatically changes it's
own records and operates continu.
ously for an hour with a single
filling Ct the record magazine, will
be demonstrated to the public by
Hoskins- Meyer here tomorrow, be-
ginning at 9 a. nj. and continuing
to 8 p. m.
The creation of engineers and
scientists of the Victor labora-
tories, this instrument is expected
to work "a still further revolution
in the talking machine industry,
Mr.. Meyer says. Twelve records
can be placed in the magazine of
the instrument at one time, the
starting switch turned and every
one of the records played to COM
pletion without attention from the
operator.
In Tuesdays demonstration
Hoskins- Meyer will illustrate the
manner in which the new invcn-
ton may be used in playing anv
desired assortment of records, or
for the reproduction of an entire
symphony requiring up to- l2-inch
record surfaces. Either 10 or r.
inch records may be played.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-04
SAPIRO ADMITS HE REFUSED TO ACT
ASLECAL COUNSEL FOR COOPERATIVE
ORGANIZATIONS UNLESS HE WAS PAID


emerged victorious from two debates
in the Intra- Normal School league,
Friday night
The affirmative team won from
Minot here and the negative team
won from Mayvilie at Mayville.
On the affirmative team were Miss
Grace Lilleloe. Miss Alice Peterson
and George Billey, Minot's negative
team consisting Of Mr.. Daily. AMr.
Bratsbcrg and Mr.. Erickson.
On the negative team, which dcbat-
ed at Mayville. were Miss Ardith
Hubland, Miss Rhoda Bell and George
Haas. with Miss Catherine Hascltine
as alternate.
The question was: Resolved,
That the Curtis Reed Bill Creating a
Department Of Education in the
Presidents Cabinet Be Adopted"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-04
Last Minute
Bulletins

Dcs Moincs, April i.-(AID-
former Governor Frank q. Low.
den. that he would give serious
consideration to a request that
he seek the Republican nominal
ton for the presidency IF u
sufficient number Of agricultural
states in the middlcwest demand
it," a group of Iowa legislators,
returning from Illinois. today
announced II would at oit<s epcr.
feet an organization Of II STAGES
for a LOwdcn boom.
New York, April a.-(AP)-
The indictment charging Charles
w. Morse, his son, Irwin A., Ben.
jamin W.. and Harry r. Morse
and others with conspiracy to use
tho mails for fraudulent pur-
poses. which was returned in
April, 1922, was nollc pressed to-
day by United States Attorney
Buckncr. The other set forth
that there is no reasonable prob.
ability Of success through fur
thcr prosecution Of the proceed
ings.
San Antonio, April i.-(Ap)-
Commander Francesca dc PincdO.
Italian aviator. hoped off Me-
dina Lake, near here, at 1903 q.
m. for Elephant Butte Reservoir.
near Hot Spring, n. NJ, on an
other leg Of his aerial tour Of
four continents. He did not
leave the vicinity Of the lake
until $3.50. however, having first
thoroughly tested his plane.
This would put him into Hot
Springs between ; and 4 o'clock
this afternoon, barring unfore-
seen delays.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-04
MRS. PALMS OF
ARENA Is DEAD
Wife of Former Burleigh
County Commissioner Sue.
cumbS to Brief Illness

Mrs. Grant Palms, Al, wife of
Grant Palms of Arena, member Of
the nineteenth state legislature and
former Burlcigh county commission
or. died Sunday afternoon at $3.50 at
q local hospital of influenza
meningitis. She had been ill for less
than week.
Mrs. Palms was born in February,
1886. at Olivet, S. D., and made her
home there until her marriage to
Mr.. Palms at Darlington, N. D., Aug
ust Is, 1911. Since that time she has
been resident of Arena, making
her home on a farm in Phoenix town
ship. Mr.. Palms has been a resident
of the community since 1906.
In addition to her husband, the de-
ceased is survived by an adopted
daughter, four years old, and five
brothers. The brothers are j. +.
Wagner Of Napoleon, Edward Wag-
ner of Arena and Walter, Herman
and Oscar Wagner, all Of Olivet. S. D.
The funeral party will leave this
evening for Scotland, s. d., where
services will be conducted Wcdncs-
day. Rev. Young, pastor of the Lu.
thcran church ut Scotland, will Of
ficatc. Mrs. Palms was mcmuer OF
the Lutheran church.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-04

old son, the New York American to.
day quoted her as saying.
IF Bill walked IN here tomorrow
and said come back to me- I'd do
it for the sake OF our son." she said.
Husband and wife can never be any
thing but husband and wife,"
The interview marked the expira-
ton Of an imposed silence for five
years, said the paper, during which
time she would have lost a 100000
settlement had she given interviews
or posed for pictures. She recently
obtained a divorce in Reno with GUS
tody Of the boy.
II do not believe in divorces -
there is no happiness to be found in
the courts" said Mrs. Hart. IF u
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-04
SplOnSkOwski's Herd
Has Highest Average

+. j. Splonskowski had the highest
herd average among the members of
the Bureligh County Testing associ-
alton for the month Of February. ac-
cording to records prepared by II. f..
Balk. tester, Splonskowsi's herd had
record for the month of l.03l
pounds of milk with 3G.5 pounds Of
buttcrfat.
All herds in the association pro-
duccd 27l,s43 pounds Of milk during
the month. and 9,7l4.3 pounds of but
terfat The association average is
636 pounds of milk and 22.7 pounds
OF buttcrfat. and the AVERAGE test is
3.5 per cent. Fifty-onc cows pro-
duccd over 40 pounds Of butterfat
during the month, and 80 cows pro-
duced over 1000 pounds Of milk dur
ing February.
L. j. Garskc had the misfortune
to lose his best purebred COW during
the month, her death being caused
from swallowing nail with her
feed.
Other herd averages for February
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-04
Lions Decide on
Costumes to Wear
at State Meeting

Bismarck Lions at the state con-
vention in Fargo. May % and "a, will
wear thrcc-fourth length coats Of
purple with gold trimmings, and hats
to match, it was announced today at
the clubs luncheon at the Grand Pa
cific hotel by the costume committee.
The Lion emblem will decorate the
10 ide Of the coat and Bismarck
Eieks club" will be written in scroll
ae1bss the back. Every member Of
tie club is being urged to attend the
eonsention and it 10 hoped that Bis
marck will have 100 per cent 1t.
tendance.
Plans were made for . ritual night
,nroxram next Monday ut p. m.
Gerald Richholt and Ed Fricke will be
IN charge.
To MONDAY program today was
arranged By Fred Petsrson and G. 2.
Hiekjes. Rev. Paul 8. Wright q the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-04

Presbyterian church gave an inspir-
ing talk on the resurrection.
The invitation Of the Association
of Commerce for the Lions club to
take charge Of the annual cleanup
and paint-up week campaign was ac-
ccptcd. Committees will be an.
nounccd in the near future.
w. j. LaNictorinc Of Minot was 1,
guest Of the cluD.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-04

county took part.
Starting at noon, the hunters en-
circ1eds the township and slowk,
closed in, until assurance could BE-
given that practically every rabbit
in the township had been killed.
Ammunition was furnished by
residents Of the township, who alsS
furnished q lunch.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-04
MONDAY, APRIL A, 1927

couple has no children, there is per-
haps q remedy in divorce, but when
there is child the public always
remembers"
Mrs. Hart explained that, in her
case it was either the divorce or Jose
the $4,000 which she said Bill, Jr.,
might need some day. Sic plans to
rccntcr motion pictures.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-04
NIlMRrR PLEASE

Subscriber (using telephone): Give
me 22 double 2.
Operator: Two-two-two-two.
Yes, hurry up. III play train
with you Observation-Disclosures. Lon
don.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-04
NaughtOn Rabbit
Drive Is Success

Over 5000 rabbits were killed
in q drive held yesterday afternoon
in Naughton township in which
800 people from all parts Of the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-04
Mrs. Hart Willing to
Take 'Bill' Back For
Sake of Their Son

New York, April 4.--(F- Winifrcd
Wcstover Hart. who divorced william
S. Hart. screen actor. would take him
again for the sake of their four-year
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-04
Glendale Normal
School DebaterS
Win 2 Encounters

Glendale, N. d., April 4.-(Spc-
ciaD-Debate teams representing the
State Normal and Industrial School
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-04
RIGHT. FIRST TINE

RIGHT, FIRST TINE
Before we were married you used
to say there wasn't another man like
me in the world"
She: l know, and now should
hate to think there was.-Pclc Mclc,
Paris
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-01
EXPECT MANY TOURISTS.

Traffic men and hotel men just re-
turned here from England report that
TIE London hotel keepers expect a
heavy influx of American tourists and
ar,ticipate the latter viii leave $780,
000, 900 behind them when they go
home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-01
FLOUR EXPORTS GAIN.
Great Britain Biggest Buyer of
Canada's Shipments.

OTTAWA, Ontario, April l Hl.-
Total Canadian -four exports reached
10,<56.916 barrels. valued at $71,sS3,
sos, in 1926. says a report compiled
yesterday by the Dominion bureau OF
statistics. Fourteen countries are each
buying more than $1.S00,000 worth OF
Canadian flour annually.
Great Britain was the heaviest
buyer, taking 3,526, $50 barrels. worth
$24,S35,S7S. Purchases by Germany
Brazil and Greece passed the $4,000,
600 mark.
Shipments to other countries have
practically doubled in the last 10 years.
About 60 per cent of the Dominion
-four production is exported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-01
Your Banker Knows.

When in doubt about a security
consult your banker. 1t is equally as
much his interest as yours to protect
your savings. You trust him with
your deposits--why not trust him
with your investment problems?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-01
ENGINEERS PUBLIC SERVICE.

NEW YORK. April ! P).-Engi
neers' Public Service Co. reports con
so,idated profit of S5.471 ,101 for the
wear ended February % available for
reserves and dividends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-01

Secured by first deed OF trust on real estate
PREVAILING interest and cammleston.
Joseph |. Weller f niSr Wf ssn K \ NV.
Evening star., 1927-04-10
EasyDisposal
and : other
important factors

~ Utter protection Kotex
- absorbs i6 times its own
weight In moisture; S times
that Of cotton. and it deodor-
izes, thus assuring double
protection.
Evening star., 1927-04-10

Eight in every ten aomen have adopted this
NEW pay pbicb SOLVES noman's most i'm
portant bygienic problem 50 amazingly ..
BY ending fbe uncertainty Of old Ud)s..
and adding the convenience Of d5po5abibty
By ELLEN ]. BUCKLAND, Registered Nurse
THE lives of women today different from
i those of yesterday. More is accomplished
more is expected The modern woman, unlike
her predecessors, cannot afford to lose precious
days.
Thus makeshift hygienc methods had to go.
There is new way. A way that supplants the
uncertainty of o,d-time methods with scientific
security.
You meet all exactments every day. You wear
flniest frocks and sheerest things without a
seconds thought. Ycu meet every day in conf
dence unhandicapped, at your best
Kofex-pbdt it does
Unknown few years ago, in every 10 women
4tso lie ~F
Evening star., 1927-04-10

and kotex- Super. Sup
piled also through
vending cabinets in
rest-rooms by West
Disinfecting Co.
Kotex Company. 1870
North Michigan Ave,
Chicago, Ill.
Evening star., 1927-04-10

IN the better walks OF lie
Rave discarded the inse-
cure sanitary pads" of
yesterday and adopted
Kotex.
KOTEX REGULAR
Csc per dozen
KOTEX-SUPER
90c per dozen
No laundry discards as
easily as a piece of tissue
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-25

-. - q
Pravda, je to pohcdlneisie d
lacnejsie, zahorekovat . vyslo-|
Wit svoju srdecnu l'dtost' mad
nest 'astnymi Slovaknli q Sloven-
kami, ,tspiacimi cudson svete,
kde pre- GechoslovaIenie ami len
konzulovia esko.Slovenskej re-
publiky sa ich nechcl zastat''. A.
le co stoji takato prazdna III.
tost', co ona pom6ae nest asst
.nym bratom a sestram hladujli-
Gin, alebo ndsledkom hladovania
i t'aEko nemocnymY
Tu mi zisla ma um ista poyiest-
ka, ktorl som pocul este ako chla
pee, a myslirn, ze celkom pasuje
ma situaciu Q ktorej tn pIsem.
Poviestka sa vyprava, ze chudob-
ny farmer v ktoromsi state, Wy
bral sa do mesta ma voze, aby
tam odpredal nieco 70 fsvojej
dost' biednej lrody a doviezol 81
"a utrzene peniaze niektQre maj
potrebnejsie veci domov.
Costa no viedla cez starry DIRE.
veny most, -ponad dost ihlboky
potok Ked' dosiel $ vozom ma
mostik, tento sa prelomil a far
mer S vozom i s konom spadol do
potoka, ktory ma jeho st'astie v
ienest asst Dol sHchy a tax aked sa
al hodne poudieral, .predsa sa wy
slobodil zpod dolamaneho voza,
Ked' uN Dol IA nohach, chcel a!
koila dostat' na nohy, ale sa mu
to nepodarilo, lebo k6n NAL zlo-
men1 nohu. sI
Chudak farmer plakal, horcko
val, DO NAL len toho jedneho Eo
liza a krem hromady drobnych lie
tt, nemal nieoho donna. Ma jeht
plac a ihorekovanie, sbehli sa ME
fktori l'udia, iktori ibywali ma bliz
ku a tiez ini Ease, ktori prisl
| ma vozoch k mostku, id6ci az
: tmesta alebO z mesta. I vSetci 81
sli dolu do potoka a vyslovoval
svoju srdecn1 l'1tost' mad tym
! re uboheho cloveka potkalo take
to nest 'astie. Len re ami jedo'
! krem prazdnej l'iitosti, neurobi
mic ma ul'avenie jeho nest 'astia
Isiel cestou al lid, pedliar, KIT
ny pomedzi fanny sbieral handry
stare 2elezo, kosti co kde NAL
Ten sa tiez pristavil sisiel dol
q ku potoku, mono al tel dc
i mienke, ze tam zrobi nejakv OK
a chod. Ale ked' videl co sa stale
i ako nest 'astneho cloveka vsete
) Tutuju a vykladajn, ze co 81 tt
j. raz pocne, ked' al toho posled
: neho konika utratil, pedliar pc
o vedal: 81 ia l'utujem, siahol d
: vrecka, vybral peniaz a polozi
! do klobuka so slovami: Date lpa
o novia kazdy kpl 'ko mozcte, zeb
: 81 tento clovek mohol knpit zas
i kona. - Vsetci zahanbeni tyr
a cudzim pedliarom, ze takto pral
0 ticky vyslovil svoju l'utost' ma
e nest 'astnym fal,marom,, kazdy 4p,
/ spel znacnej jSim obnosom nest i
J. stny farmar naSiel 1l'avu svt
v jom nest 'astni V tom, ze posky'
+ nuta mu bola moznost aspon ci,
|, stocne zaokryt' utrpenu skodu.
4 Myslim, re toho by SINE sa IN;
= Ii al my vsetci poueit a ked v
dime, We nasa Slovenska Liga 2;
4 fvadza sbierky ma ul 'avenie n
Z st 'astia nasich pc cudzom svet
roztratenych bratov a sestier, alb
SINE kaZdy a kaZda dl'a mOzn,
sti na tie sbierky prispeli. y;
mozncjsi mech dajil Wac, chudol
nejSi menej, ale kazdy mech 4
kol 'ko moze sosbiera sd sunni
/ ka, S ktorou bude Liga moct
spon V takej miefe ulavit bied
trpiacich, ako omen pedliar p
| mohol ju ul'avit' nest 'astnem
| farmarovi.
Ucmle sa Cd druhych narodo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-25

Byyam Youngstown IA po-
.shdnydh dvadsat 'osem rokov a
Ia it1 dobu mole ucinkovanie "a
dovazilo mi povest' spravodliveho
a cestneho cloveka.
V poslcdnych rokoch zabyvam
sa kontIakt0lstvom a moi obchod
rozvinul sa do TAX vel l'kych roz-
merov, ze som 81 vydobyl uznania
dovery obecenstva. Postavil
som domov " lhodnote Wac sto-
tisfc dolarov. Staval som budovy
kazdeho druhu, domy pre- boha
|cov, stredne sa maj1cich j chu.
Idobnych l'udl. "A moje jednanie
so vsetkyni bolo rovnake.
Jestli zamysl'ate budovat don
| Nv blizkej .bud1cnosti, precitajt,
Isl moju ohlasku V tychto novi
mach uverejnenI ohl'adom neny
la vhodnosti anojho navrhu. Wy
Iplati sa vam to. A pamatajte, q
lbudujem vselijake domy a man
|v tom vel XII zkiisenost'.
! A. CLICK,
442 Lexington Ave-, Youngstown
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-25
MA PREDAJ DOMY A STOR
Y CAMPBELL.

Vel'ky brikovy dom, IL Mieb
a obchodna miestnost', ia lote
25x150, {. 100 - 10Th st. je ma
ipredaj spolu i 5 bucernou gro
ceriou. g
Druhy dom dreveny, 5 izieb a
obehodna +miestnost' ma lote 50x
$50, {. 80 - 10th st. v dome je
gaz, elektrika, yoda, a krem do
mu al garaG ma 3 kary.
Treti dom brikovy, 6 izbovy, na
lote so 70 stopovym frontom. Ma.
chodi sa {. IA Reed Ave.
Dony predaju sa "a nizku ce.
nu rychlym 'kupeom. Hast sa
treba u M
PETER OPINkAR
100 - 10th ST., Campbell, Ohio
alebo u
HUGO WANTZ s.
45 Washington ST., Campbell, Q
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-25
POOL ROOM

Nachodi sa vo fabrickom meste
S 90N obyvatel mi, len desat
nail ,od Youngstown. Pat stolov,
q inc zariadenie. 1dedlne 1niesto
pre- sshdt dogs" a n6poje. Velka
niestnost', v najlepsei sasti me.
sta. Cena 81, 10000. Len $500 no.
tovych. WATTyHRS, 72O Dollar
Bank Bldg.
zDARMA ODHxDagUTH
dame vdm ma novy dom alebo ga
radk. My postavime a pomozemt
.financovat'. Telefonujte
MARTIN SCHUYLER
Telefon 1910.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-25
FARMY MA PREDAJ

50 akrov, len dvesto yardov od
Lake Milton statnej cesty, ma kto-
areJ je 'bascmentova 'barna :6Ox7O
stop vel ka, silo 9-izbovy teh-
lovy inc budoyiska. V dome j
V barni je elektricke svetlo. Base
ment pod celou barnou obloka-
mi ma .ysetkych stranach. Farma
je bllzko North jackson. Cena
$8,5O0.00. Mono Wac zeme pri,
k1pit'. Adresa majitel'a = Post
Office Lock Box 3a3, City.
196 AKRON zeme, MET budov
ale zem lkrasne tlezi, nikdy nevy.
sytehajilci potok. Na.zeleznici, "a
lake Milton allen lis nlilrdt auto1r
do Newton Falls. 'f'dto ZEN "a
knpcin. Go mate. ma zamenu i
Aleste Ialebo von o mestas Hlast.
sa u WALTERS, 72O Dollar Bank
Bldg.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-25
SoZNAM 0BGrUJtCIcH
. darov, doSlyoh DO dradovne 81.
Ligy od u. do u. fsbr. na pomoc
trpiacim rod&kom Y Kube q indie.

I Andrej Dvorscak, Schenectady,
N. Y. 81. Slovenka Uledi,
Pa. SOC. - Mrs. M. Greshova z
Johnstown, Pa. $3. = 80. Sbor
Slov. Ligy 2 Chicago IS. = Jan
Stripai, ziegler, All. IS. - Odbor
SOL MSS. v Richnond, Va. sbier-
ku 1906. Juraj Stasko, Web
ster, Mass. 81. Spolu 1855
Prenaska 2 predosych vykazov
81 1,OO742. Dosavadna sbierka ci-
nj $l,0e5.H.
Zaplat Otee sNebesky "a vset.
ko a vyn8hrad' stonasobne sl'a
chetnym dobrodincom ich obett
prinesone ma ul'avenie biedy tr
|piacej svojeti. ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-25

Ked' mate krstiny, svadbu.
pchrsb, spolkovd, osadn6 slkv.
most, opiste nam to i zaSlits I'VE.
remit do nasich novfn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-25
70 zDray taiomnika Sloyensk,

70 zprav tajolnnika Slovenskej
Lfgy SINE sa docitali ME raz, zes
ako V tych Slovakoyi nepriazni-
vych krajinalch, ME len muzov O.
trocia, ME len ze tt nemozu najst
pracu, ably mohli zit ako l'udia,
ale ze hnusni lotri Cd manzelov.
mlade rnanzelky nasilne odtrhli,.
ably mohli mimi smilnit potom
potupene, striznene, vyhodili ich
Won. Docitali SINE sa al to q tych
zprav, ako nasi l'udia po hnojoch
todpadky sbierali, ably mohli "a
hnat' nesnesitel'ny hlad. Toto
vel'mi mnohf Slovaci Slovenky
y casopisoch citali, ale ME mnohi
81 to al k srdciam pripustili. Ked'
poculi vypravat' niektory takyyto
pripad, so shrozenim 81 vzdychli
a povedali: "Ubohy clovek! Tre-
ba by sa bolo tyich nasich nest "a
stnych bratov a sestier nejako
zastat'.
Takto poyedali, ale zeby boil
aspon krizom slamy prelozili cie-
l,l'om odpomozenia tomu nest a.
stiu. to i'm ami ma rozum nepri-
lslo. o par mindt tH zabudli ma tt
svoju> vysloyenu rutost' a my.
sleli len na seba, len na svoje bru
sko a na svoje poklady ali TAXI
1Aktorym Bob nadelil viatc tych zen
skych darov, alSo 81 al to zasl1
5ili. -..~-
/ No, ked al su medzi nani l'u
lila tax zatvrdilych srdc, re ne
.hc1 dat mic alebo ked' ali tai
len maliohernu omrvinku dali
| vtedy, ked nem6zu tomu Wy
rlhndt ak k MIN dakto prosit pri
le, predsa name al 4 'udi S l'ud
skymi srdciami, ktori sdruzili S;
nod zastavu Slov. Ligy poma
haju naaim nest 'astnym bratom
Il sestram, dl'a svojej hoznosti, u
Il 3l'avovat gbiedu a tiez staraj6 s.
4 . to, zeby z ty'sh nasmu narod1
neprajnych k1tdv sveta, dopomo
| hli svojim bratom a sestram do
stat sd X nam do Spojenych Sta
TOW, zakonitym sposobom. Tot
robia ii, ktori s1 1dmi a udky
nami Slov. Ligy, kde su ale ii
sice tisicc 3inych Slovakov ST.
veniek, ktor mali by byt' sdruze
nj v Slovenskej Lige, ale ne'chc'
dat este ami toho jedneho dolar
clenovskeho poplatku rocne, lsb
4 ,oravdepoddbne filozofuju tax, 3
Ipri tom jednom dolaru sa neobi
dc, ale mono budi Cd ildov zia
dat al ma dake sbierky, pro
Il speech tych trpiacich nasich ifu
Z di roztratenych po syete a ia
kto zna, ci Ease daky kvoder,
lebo par kvodrov by ich to n;
stale, keby boil ldami Ligy.