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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-08-07
D hi c II

New York-(AP)-Wall streets
reading habits have undergone .
gradual change in recent years. The
only book store with . Wall street
address reports q declining demand
for financial literature Of the get
rich.Quicl." variety.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-08-07
A. REMNANT THAT DOESN'T EXIST

You probably have read recently that the Mauritania
has had to haul down the blue pcnnant. emblem Of the
speed championship Of the Atlantic. and that the new
champion. the Bremen, has hoisted it.
That's all very we'll, but II you happen to visit the
Bremen. now or in the future. don't ask to see that
pennant. You'll only get laughed at. There isn't any
such thing.
The blue pennant." famous as il is, is nonresident.
It IS. in its way. like the raspberry, which is often given
to . man. but which never takes any tangible form. The
lucky ship that has it is very proud Of it-but this
cherished flag. nevertheless. is one that never flutters
from any masthead.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-08-07

The main trouble with the girl of today is she refuses
to act like the girl Of yesterday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-08-07

QUESTIONS A~ND.ANSWERS
Splitting Nails
Question: H. G.. F. writes: "For
some time | have been troubled with
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-08-07

Elk Nr IMON
Sarentino, Italy-(AP)-Impor-
tant deposits of antimony have been
discovered in this Upper Adige val
le.. Government engineers arc in
vestigating this possible addition to
the country's mineral wealth.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-08-07

There are over 1900 newspapers
printed in foreign languages In the
United States.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-08-07

A& Afzsz SUMNER
AlkENE SUMNER

l nave before me the list OF toilet
articles put out by a certain house.
The list is probably no moe COM
prchensive than that put out by any
one Of a thousand beauty preparation
outfits.
The list includes more than a hun
drcd items. There are twenty creams
alone. Cleansing cream. skin cream,
skin whitcncr. fresheno". skin and It's
u builder, massage cream, straw
berry cream. lemon cream, orange
cream, pond lily cream, face cream,
night cream, day cream, wrinkle
cream. and a dozen others.
The list includes face powder and
body powder. night and day powder,
cream and dry powder, and there
were a dozen different face and hand
lotions.
Sometimes when one is confronted
by the varied array of toilet articles.
one wonders just how much is really
necessary for the woman who would
make or keep or regain beauty.
Rare indeed is the Miss Universe
who will admit that she has abso-
lutoly no beauty secrets but who, like
Topsy. jus. growed that way"
Sometimes l wonder if all the fuss
ing with all the lotions in the world
does any good. other than the fun OF
smelling strawberry and lemon
creams. and verbena and narcissus
hath salts. They are the woman's
toy. her fun. Just as the scooter is lit
tie Bobbv's and. as such, have their
value, even if they can't make raw
ing beauties Of such Of US as didn't get
started that way.
"BE LIKE MEN"
Queerly enough. at the recent con-
vcn.ion of the National Federation Of
Business and Professional Women's
clubs at Mackinac Island. a speaker
suggested that woman's success IN the
business world depended upon her
grasping Of a mans business view
point.
She reasoned that since the bust
ness world is, even in this modern day.
essentially a mans province, it was
up to women invading that province
to grasp the male idea.
She gives the girls a little sop by
saying it's up to them to adapt to the
males rather than expect the males to
adapt to them because female minds
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-08-07
Our Yesterdays

FORTY YEARS AGO
Mrs. w. S. Knott and daughter,
junction City, Mo-, are in the city Wis.,
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fox
NJ. H. Angevine made a trip from
Fort Yates, to Bismarck, a distance
of IS miles, in seven hours and a half
with his team and buggy. The occa-
sion for haste was to see the twins, a
son and daughter, born to Mrs.
Angevine at the hospital here.
Mrs. f. E. Morris and young sons
have gone to Milwaukee and Wabasha
for q visit.
Rev. p. Clare, Winncbago City,
formerly a pastor here, preached SUM-
day in the Methodist church.
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
Miss Laura %Sanderson, Fargo, has
accepted a position as secretary to
N. F. Boucher, warden at the state
penitentiary.
The Democrats of Ramsey county
have purchased the Devils Lake Free
Press and Joe Fahnlander will run it
as a Democratic organ.
A. E. Preston made a business trip
to Minneapolis this week in the in
terest Of the 500 line.
A. d. Gaines went to Mandan yes
terday and organized a committee to
prepare an exhibit for the Minnesota
fair.
TEN YEARS AGO
The City Federation of Women's
clubs held a farewell reception last
evening in the high school gymnasium
| for Mrs. Minnie C. Budlong, who ID
leaving for Oakland, Calf, to make
here home.
Charles Owens is spending a two
weeks vacation at the Minnesota
lakes.
H. j. Goddard. publisher of the Ell.
lendale Leader, is here for.the annual
press mems convention which opens
tomorrow.
The Menoken Farmers State bank
opened for business in Menoken this
week.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-08-07
TEN YEARS AGO

Charles Owens is spending a two
weeks vacation at the Minnesota
lakes.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-08-07

Those looking forward instead OF backward see whats
coming first.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-08-07

H. ]. Goddard, publisher of the Ell
lendale Leader, is here for.the annual
press mems convention which opens
tomorrow.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-08-07

TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
Miss Laura Sanderson, Fargo, has
accepted a position as secretary to
N. F. Boucher, warden at the state
penitentiary.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-08-07

A true neutral is one who realizes that both sides are
lying.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-08-07

Mrs. f. E. Morris and young sons
have gone to Milwaukee and Wabasha
for q visit.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-08-07

A. D. Gaines went to Mandan yes
terday and organized a committee to
prepare an exhibit for the Minnesota
fair.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-08-07

A. E. Preston made a business trip
to Minneapolis this week in the in
terest Of the 500 line.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-08-07

Rev. P. Clare, Winncbago City,
formerly a pastor here, preached Sun
day in the Methodist church.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-08-07

The Democrats of Ramsey county
have purchased the Devils Lake Free
Press and Joe F~ahnlander will run it
as a Democratic organ.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-08-07

The Menoken Farmers State bank
opened for business in Menoken this
week.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-08-07

FORTY YEARS AGO
Mrs. w. S. Knott and daughter,
Junction City, Mo-, are in the city Wis.,
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fox
The Kusko times., 1929-11-30
WHAT MAKES A NEWsPAPERy
WaIdez Miner..)

A mistaken idea with some people is that a newspaper is an individual proposition. If they don't like the editor they feel they must knock the newspaper and stand in the way of it's success whenever possiblee.
 They do not realize that the local paper is just as much part of the community as the schools, churches or anything else The newspaper is different from any other business; it is community affair. It is for ser- vice to the people and not for any in- dividual.
 You may not like the editor, and the editor may not love you any too well, but the paper he is responsible for does just as much for you as the service rendered others. There is nothing personal about it, 1t Is here for purpose, and that purpose is to do what good 1t can in every way it can, and the greater the sup support of thuSe it undertakes to serve the better service it can render.
 It takes the people to make good newspaper, and without the help of the people no one can run a suc- cessful newspaper. It requires money to operate any kind of business even the churches the papers are no exception. For this reason they must have the financial supper, of the business interests, as well as the goodwill
 Few newspaper publishers make more than a comfortable living some not that.
 It should be remembered that it is not the plant that makes the news paper, but the editor and his staff that is useful to the community, and except in rare instances they are en- titled to the fullest support the com munity cAn give, and liberal patron age is necessary if the paper is to bs credit to the town.
The Kusko times., 1929-11-30

The late Ghauncey Depew delighted in his later lyesrs in his story about "a dry minister and a wet son.
 The. minister shad tpreparede sef- .monaaavocating Henry Ford's idea that theaarny and navy should both be used, to enforce fhe prohibition law and his SOB got at the manu- script offthe sermon and changed the text.
 Thus it came about that the min ister, who, like many another scholar, was ahsentsmindEd and slow in the uptake, began his dry sermon in this fashion:
 sMe choose for our text this Sab-
The Kusko times., 1929-11-30

Washington's ,teaehers trained to meet the standard nents of the state, and the same Is true in all 48 states. I hope Alaska will accept this schal- lenge and will send forth it's able going men women to be trained as teachers l also look for the day when some of these young men and women will ask for training as nurses. dentists, physicians and sur geons, that Alaska may take her place alongside of the best states in the Union in standards of health and sanitation
 So I desire to become acfuainted with Alaska. I want to know some more promising .Alaskans. Iswant to confer with those who are really interested in educational, social and economic progress in the Territory. I shall welcome all constructive sug- gestions from officials and private citizens alike"
The Kusko times., 1929-11-30

ihdth smorning, my brothers, the sixth and seventh verses of the oft tthe .fhirtty-firs chapter of Proverbs" And then, before he could g1stop himself, he read out from: the. Book of Books:
 "Give stron gdrink unto him that is ready to perish, and wine unto those that beEof heavy. heart. Let him drink and forget his poverty, and remember his misery no, more."
The Kusko times., 1929-11-30
Takotna, Alaska, Nov. 30, 1929.
,DR. w. J. COOPER TALKS OF
 EDUCATION, ESPECIALLY AS
 IT PERTAINS TO ALASKA

In order to better understand the conditions and problems of Alaska, .Dr. W. J. Cooper, U. s. Commissioner .of Education, paid Alaska visit dur ing the past summer. Before leaving sSSeattle for the North, Dr. Cooper delivered a radio address, from &c., .attle, a perusal of which will prove most interesting to those interested in the subject of education:
 "There has been a general agree ment among both real philosophers .and all serious thinkers in every period of the worlds history to the effect that education is absolutely es- .sential to civilization and to what we ordinarily call progress. There has lbeen no such agreement, however, upon two important questions con scerned with education. In fact, there has been serious disagreement on these issues: First-who shall be ed aucated? Second-under whose con- atrol and direction shall the educa- ational system be?
 'In Europe, especially in the years prior to the great war, each nation ghad its own particular educational policy. In some of the southeastern countries fully half of the people or more were actually illiterate, and the governments appeared to be not seri- aously concerned with this condition. In other European countries the per- scentage of illiteracy was almost noth- ing; in fact they put the United States to shame in this respect. But, in most of these nations where all people were educated, virtually two systems of schools were provided: A small group of people-in all, about ten per cent-were trained to be lead sers in one system. The great major iity of the people were trained in an- other school system, to be followers. The system of schools in the king dom of Russia, which was based upon ,this plan, turned out to be one of the most efficient the world has ever known. It was adeally adapted to the form of government existing in the German empire prior to 1918. In this country we have been proceeding flor many years on the theory that all persons are entitled to an ,educa- ition. The founders of the republic called attention to the fact that gen. teral education was necessary to the success of democracy. Jegerson author of the Declaration of Inde- ,pendence, wrote that any nation which expected to be free and unedu- .cated expected what never had been and never would be. Yet, in the face of this principle recognized by ou, leaders, there are people in the United States today who think that too many persons are educated. The answer to these people is the voting list. If all people are to participate in the management of the govern. ,ment, it is obvious that all must be sufficiently educated to understand fAe problems confronting the govern.
The Kusko times., 1929-11-30

Another thing that;sthea country is suffering from is too much money for shares and not enough for plow- shares +Detroit News.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-14

Az alkalmaZottak rts2vfnyeinek
trttlle meghaladja a $13, 800 ,0OO-t.
Ez az egyetlen Macy ilzem villa
gon, mely munkavezetok Is mum
kamer6 ora nelkiil dolgozik.
Ezen a nyaron, midon a valla-
lat 0tvenedik evfordul6jat iinne-
pelte cleveland iizemenek, az
igazgatosag ujabb $4,000 resi-
vtnyt bocsatott az alkalmazottak
rendelkezesere egyenkint $30-ert.
"A b0rzei arfolyama ezeknek a
reszvenycknek 800 k0riil van S
ICY az alkalmazottak mintegy
S3,O0O,0O0 haszonnal jutottak
hozza.
Es ez mem volt ajandek. mint
n. g. Richman eln0k mondotta.
hanem csak beruhazas. Mert. sza-
val szerint, legjobb es legszor-
galmasabb munkat az az aIkalma-
zOtt ada, akinek rtSze van az
iizemben es erdeke ICY, hogy a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-14
SIKERtjLT IMRE-NAP

Az elmult szombaton este Macy
tarsasag j0tt 0ssze a Szuligan
IIallban, hogy az Oft nevestejet
tart6 Kerti Imret, a fiiggetlen ref.
eeyhaz ez idei penztarnokat 6s ro-
konat Veres Imret, nevnapjuk al
kalmaval iidv0z0lje. R0vid id0re
megjelent oft Borsy-kerekes
GyOrgy eSperes is, aki szinttn be-
Sztdben k0sz0nt0tte az iinnepelte-
ket. A vendeg sercgbpn nagy-
szdmban voltak kepviseIve fig
gctIen ref. N0egylet tagjai, az
egyhaZ tagok, de sok mas feleke-
zethez tartoz6 magyarok is, Xix a
kts6 ejjei 6rakig maradtak
cgyiitt kedelyes magyar sz6rako-
zasban. Az egybegyiiltek az iinne-
pet az altal is emlekezetess6 tet-
TEX, hogy 30 dollaron felul ada
koztak az epitendo fiiggetlen ref.
templomra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-14

termelt.sl el0mozditSa $ annak re-
putaciojat novelje.
A tarsasag egyebktnt mar ha-
rom izben osztott Xxi reszvGnyeket
az ak almazottaknak. Ennek cred
menyekepp mar mem egy regibb
alkalmazott alapitotta meg sze-
rencsej6t. Koziil0k szamosan nyu-
galomba mentek mar mem egy
esetben 100000 ertekii vagyon-
nal. Ennek a modszernek uzleti
j6sagat bizonyltja az teny, hogy
1927 6ta Richman Bros. Co. va.
gyoni erttkc S2,700. .000-r6l 1929.
ben mar $4,000, 0,OO0-ra emelke.
dett.
Egyseges vezetes mellett ez a
tarsasag a legnagyobb ruhagyar.
to iizem az Egyesiilt Allamokban
gyarai vamak Cleveland es Lo
rainban, 40 iizlete 3S varosban
Megk0zelit6leg edig 800 iigynokt
az orszag kiil0nb0z0 reszen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-14
A Cigany kiralyt
hozzak Tothek
Az el0adas az Eagles Hallban lesz.
- Macy erdekl0des elozi meg a
new yorkiak jatekat.

A new york; magyar szintarsu-
lat, mely most 10th Istvan 6s Ro-
honey Mihaly kettos vezetese
alatt miik0dik. november 24-en
ejti ujra utba Youngstown, hogy
lit is bcmutassa masiitt mar
Macy sikereket trt uj betanulasa-
ban a Cigany kiraly cimii kelIc-
mes muzsikaju magyar operettet.
Az el0adas, mcIynek f0er6sst-
gel most is Kondor Mariska Is
Rohonczy Mihaly lcsznek, a va
Sarnapra tckintetteI mem az ujab-
ban megszokot- hclycn. hanem a
r6gebbi cl0adasokrol iol ismert
Eagles Hall nagytcrmtben lesz.
Videki lapokbol ugy olvassuk
hogy Tothtknak cz az ujabb da-
rabja is kedvez6 fogadtatasra ta-
lalt csak crGsitettc tarsulat
iranti biZalmat. 10 Szereposztas-
ban kcriil lit is szinre Cigany
kiraly biztosra vohet6, hogy itt
is megszerZi a tarsulatnak mem.
csak az erk0lcsi, de az anyagi 81
kert is, magyarsagnak pedie
egy kellemes estenek j6 sz0rako.
zasat.
! Jegyek most is eIore valthat6l
a helyi manager Kat0ch Janosna
! (130 Boquet Ave, Phone 94603
es szokott magyar helyeken, a.
el6adas elott pedig a penztarnal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-14
KIRALY ES ROSARY
EGY VI DARABBAN

A chicagoi magyar szintarsulat
novemberben ketszer is megfor-
dul k0rnyeken. El0bb a LilIi
bar6n6t mutatjak be Campbell
ben. mort szombaton, maid nov.
29-en j0nnek megint, amikor is
met CLANCY High Schoolban
iatszanak. Ez ut0bbi alkaIommal
a Parisi Divat C. operettet hozzak,
melyben a ket f6szerep Kiraly
Ern6t Is Rosary Emmat leSz.
Ez a ket miivtsz igen jo isme-
rose, s0t kedvence az amerikai
magyarsagnak. Neviik igen j6l
cseng a szinhazlatogat6k el6tt s
majdnem bizonyos, hogy most is
telt haz fogja varni oket.
A darab, amellyel jonnek, egyi-
Ike az ut6bbi evek operett terme-
Sc legjobbjainak. Telve sok hely-
yet komikummal, kedves epiz6d-
dial es jo DALAI. A szereposztas is
olyan, mely minden igenyt kiele-
git. Jegyek el0re valthat6k Gagyi
Janos helyi managernel es az is
inert magyar helyeken. Omitted
Printing Co. vagy Phone 22918).
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-14
SCENT IsTVAN EGYLET

Betegek nevsora Hank6 Mihaly
Beegek nevsora: Hank6 Mihaly
North Side, City Hospital, Kala-
pos Gyorgyne 1850 Donation Av.,
Barko Janosne 1901 Donation
Ave., $50 Ferenc 437 E. Myrtle
Ave., Hajdu J6zsefne 1881 South
Ave-, Ferenczi Istvan 103 Millet
Ave-, Bark6 Istvanne North Side,
City Hospital, Turner J6zsef 115
Manchester Ave. Betegseg tit
karnal jelentend6, cine: 65 r.
Delason Ave. Phone 36S98.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-14
FARRELL, PA.
ALARCOS BAL

A farrelli rom. kath. egyhaz
most szombaton nov. loan tartja
alarcos baljat a nemet Maenner-
chor Hallban, amelyre meghivja
Farrell es videke magyarsagat. A
legszebb .es legk6mikusabb jelme-
EEK ertekes dijban reszesiilnek. A
zenet Szalma Oszkar kituno zene-
kara szolgaltatja.
A rendezoseg keri az ifjusagot,
hogy minel tobben jelenjenek
meg jelmezekben. A tancmulat-
sag este Z 6rakor kezd6dik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-14
Steelton Macy unnepe
(Folytatas az 1-:sG oldalr6l)

barati k0tclek is fiiz Magyarok
Nayyasszonya hitk0zseg plebano-
sahcz. Orommel iinnepelt egyiitt
9 gor. kath. hitkozstg, vendtgla-
monk: FGt. Racz Gabor, a Szilz
Maria hitk.. IS Maczkov JOSEF,
magyar gor, kath. SIT. Gyorgy
hitk0zseg plebanosai. De megla-
togattak hitk0zseget banketten
hclybeli mas vallasu hitk0zse-
eek lelk6szei is es kedvcs besze-
dekben fejeztek ki jokivanatai-
kat. OFT lattuk Laky Zsigmond
ref. lelkeszt, Borsykerekcs
Gyorgy fiiggetlen Macy. ev. ref.
esperes es Kerekes windberi RET.
lclkGszt. Megtisztelte latogatasa
saval a hitkozseget a "Pro Hun
garia' n6i vilagszovetseg alapito
eIn0ke: Melt6sagos Rethey Fe-
rencnf az itteni szovetseg tisztvi-
sel6 holgyei tarsasagaban es be-
sztdet is mondott ugy 8, mint
ut. Laky Zsigmondne. Eszrevette
az uj hitkozseget magyar kor-
many rtszGr0l a cleveland kon-
zulatus DR.. Sztankovszky Zoltan
ktpviseleteben. OFT volt banket-
ten helyi magyar es angol lapot
ts a legnagyobb egyletet, Yer
hovay egyletet kepviselve Meme
nyi Emo, Oft volta a t0bbi egyle-
tck ktpvisel6i is: Scent 1stvan
Egylet, Scent Gy0rgy g0r. kath
Sz0vetseg, Bridgeport Sz0vetseg
Scent Imre Egylet, ket ref. egy
haz nGi egyelete. Valamennyi szi
vclyes szavakkal es penzbeli ajan
dekokkal is iidv0z0lte' kezdt
hitk0zseget. Ha a magyar vonat
kozasu iigyeken xviii megemlit
jiik meg az is, hogy angol, tot hit
k0zsegek papjai is reszt vettek al
iinnepsegen: 0r0mmel allapithat
juk meg, hogy eszrevetttk a steel
toni magyar kaloniat, inert 6let
jelt adott magarol epito munka
javal, mely munkdt ugy egyhazi
mint tarsadalmi Is magyar mem
yeti szempontb6l mi is rendkivii
fontoSnak es steeltoniakra new,
dics8segesnek tartunk.
Erdemes ideiktatni DR.. Szilagy
M. D0zsa buszavait, melyeke
templomon xviii intezett azokho
is, akik 4 napon at hallgattak ell
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-14
RAK0CZI-IsMERKED0 EST

A Rak6cziak vezet3sege eliza
tarozta, hogy november loan,
szOmbaton este ismerkedesi es-
ttlyt rendez Hassan JOSEF 1919
Mahoning Ave. alatti otthonaban.
Ezen az esten megjelenni hivata-
los minden Rakoczi tag Is - mint
vezet0seg jelzi - jelenjen is
meg, inert ha ell mem megy, a k0.
vetkezo gyiilesre egy dollarral
t0bbet kell felvinnie.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-14

A tarsasag AIT a modszert al
kalmazta a ruhagyartas teren,
mint Henry Ford az automobil
iparban, - t0meges termelest ke-
YES haszonnal. Elerte ezzel ait,
hogy gyartmanyai osszehasonlit-
hatatlan cricket jelentenek, min
den egyes ruhaja szakember altal
kesziil s olyan technikai beren-
dezkedes mellett, mely egyedul
all.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-14

ragadoan sZep, tartalmas cs lei
ket felemelG megujit6 misSzlos
predikacioit, azokhoz is, aklk
templomon kiviil ismerkedtek
meg velc. Szavai vilagot vetnek
egy vilaglatott, az egyhazi Is tar
sadalmi eletet Amerikaban komo-
lyan tanulmanyozo, europai papi
lelekre.
"Minden papnak, sot merem
mondani, minden hivonek epito-
mex kell Jennie. A pap hivatasa,
hogy 6pitse, nevelje lelkeket; !;
de egy egyhazahoz ragaszkodo hi
v6 peldas elettvel papnak elso
munkatarsa, inert az is epit.
"Amerikaban sok grandiozus
dologgal talalkoztam: az epiile-
tekben, a k0zlekedesben, a talal-
manyokban, az arakban; de ami
kiil6nosen megragadja lelke,
met: templom tpit6 papsag es
egyhazk0zseg.
"Tudom, hogy a kollektalas ia.
raszt0 hiv6kre es papokra nezv1
| egyarant, de hogy ebb6l Macy
templomokat, iskolakat, plebania
kat teremtsenek es tartsanaE
/ fem, ez becsiiletiikre valik az
amerikai papoknak es hiveknek
es ennek leszek mindeniitt hir
detoje.
EFT meg kellene tanulni azok
max, akik otthon vannak, hogy a;
itteni katholikusoknak erzeke
aldozatkesZsege mennyire felil
mulja az 6hazai hivG6t. Az anne
rikai hivek kiil0n iskolat nyitot
| tax peldajukkal minden 6haza
szamara, hogy lassak azok, no
Cyan tud pap apostoli buzgalm;
es a hivek megert6 aldozatkesz
sege nagyot alkotni.
| =" Amikor a youngstown katho
likns egyhazkozseget alapkolete
| tele es felszentelese aIkalmabo
udv0zl0m, egyszersmind igaz oil
tartestveri szeretettel es nagyra
becsiilesel hajlom meg a templom
epit0 amerikai katholikus papsa!
es hiv0k elott, inert szeretni a
egyhazat szoval konnyii, de tet
tekkel, aldozathozatallal nehez e
, az ICY tanusitott szeretet hite
: igazan felkarol0 szeretet."