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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-07-17

near Beverly. Only two of the orig
inal family were present at this re-
union-Mrs. Allie Mincks OF Dun
cannon, and Mrs. Nan Lashley OF the
old home place at Ludlow. One
brother Frank, still lives in Co
lumbus, but was not present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson
(Clara Reed) of Wheeling, visited
the folks here and at Woodgrove.
The scantiest crop of hay we
have ever seen, is being harvested
here. To get through the winter il
looks as if much cattle and sheep
will have to go on the market at
sacrifice.
Several farmers are now having
their wheat threshed out of the
shock
Grange meeting next Saturday
night, July 10. Our grange went
on record at their last meeting for
another "prohib." This time it was
against the indiscriminate sale OF
fire crackers, toy pistols, etc., which,
on some Fourth of July occasions
have become quite nuisance.
Sunday evening our versatile
friend, T. o. Moore, druggist at
Cumberland, gave his lecture. the
Passion Play of Oberammergau," at
the church here following the meet
ing of the G.. F. society. 1t was
vivid, and very minute description
of this most famous decennial event.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-07-17
RTNGGOID

The long spell of dry weather viii.
cause hardship among farmers.
Gardens have dried up and potatoes
will hardly produce more than seed
planted. Pasture has dried up and
food for stock will either have to be
bought or stock sold at low price.
Evart Davis has returned, after
several days at Washington, D. C.
Jesse Chappelear and family were
in McConnelsville, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. d. Fuller visited
at Junction City, last week.
Mrs. Charity Miller who has been
sick long time, shows no improve
ment.
Albert Burtnett who spent several
days at the bedside of his sick
mother, Mrs. Martha BURNETT re-
turned to his home in Illinois.
Ray GLADDEN. and wife have re-
turned to Springfield, after several
days visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Miller of
Springfield were guests of Elmer
Gladden's, last week.
Bert Drake and family visited in
Crooksville, last week.
Mrs. Martha BURNETT, an invalid,
remains about the same.
Harold Fuller was at 5oshocton,
last week.
Brannon Martin has esumed the
r. F.. D. route.
Mrs. Mark Fuller of Tiffin was
the guest of VIM. Fuller and fam
ily
Ern Kimball was at GAINESVILLE
last week. to have an X-ray picture
taken. He is still in very poor
health
Emery Wells new store is finish
ed, and goods moved into the store.
Lightning Causes Damage
Albert Cannon who resides on the
farm known as the Chambers place,
had his garage struck by lightning
and consumed, together with his au-
tomobile, by fire.
Chris Kincaid remains quite i'll,
and went to GAINESVILLE for treat
ment.
Mrs. Anna Grimes visited several
days with her daughter in Glouster.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Carson return
ed to Oakdaie, ILL.,, after several days
visit here.
Charles Carr is still ill from
stomach and liver trouble.
Mrs. Kimmay Of Athens preached
at the Ringgold NJ e. church, Sun
day.
Miles Reese, well known here, OF
Corning contracted case of small
poX while on visit in Glouster, and
is guarantined at his home.
Link Armstrong who has been i'll
is now able to get around.
Ezra Weaver was selected last
week as night watchman in Glouster
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-07-17

0OJeQ.
The Banner S. S. class is chal-
lenging the Willing Workers class
to play them game of baseball
They met Tuesday evening, but how
it turned out we know not.
The fourth quarterly conference
of Renrock circuit will convene here
Saturday afternoon, July 10.
Upon accepting an invitation to
attend the Bartlett reunion held at
the GAINESVILLE fair ground, July 4th,
it was also our privilege to be at the
Springfield grange the night before.
This community is probably two
miles north of Moxahala Park. We
were pleasantly entertained for the
night at the home of Charles Pax
ton His daughter Bernice is master
of the grange. They have a large
commodious hall located about half
way between Mr.. Paxton's home and
the home of our old friend J. v.
Dye. On this occasion the Philo
grange put on the program. They
opened with a candle lighting SER
vice, which to us was new and inter
esting. At the home of Mrs. Laura
Carr, at Norval Park, we met (to
our great surprise) Mrs. Linnie
(Walls) Dye of Trenton. N. j.
The Bartlett reunion was COM
posed almost entirely of relatives
and connections of the Henry Bart
lett family who resided many years
in Brookfield township. They sold
out and moved to a farm at Ludlow,
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-07-17
WHITE PIGEON
TaleOh0na Patrons Picnic

Another red letter day, or night,
for patrons on telephone line No. 81,
when SO grownups, along with three
small children, gathered at the cOun-
try home of Bernard Reed, to enjoy
few gallons of ice cream. We were
made welcome by host and hostess
their three children, and Mr.. Reeds
parents. Finley Reed and wife. The
Mrs. Bessie Reed, Lydia Newton
Rosa Coler and Virgie Kennard. Two
five gallon freezers of cream was al
most made a thing of the past. A
collection was taken. Arrangements
were made to meet near the begin
ming of the new year, with the jovial
big hearted Jay Monroe and family,
to eat oysters and cherry pie
Cherries may prove to be extinct
ere that but we are sure of pie just
the same. Two families were not
present Those represented We're
Walter Newton, Jay Monroe, Will
Coler, Mrs. Edith -Harkins, Geo.
Kennard and Everett McInturf. In
vited guests: Floyd Shinn and sister
Louise of Washington, d. c.; Mrs.
Algie Brewers, Dale: Earl Ander-
son and Dale Newton, Russell Bach
elor and wife of Pennsyille; Mrs.
Lola Roberts and children of Malta;
Norman Scott OF this district, and
Douglas Erwin Of Stockport.
Curt McInturf and Murray James
left Sunday for Toledo, where they
will try to help check the spread of
the corn borer.
nf is
spending some time helping Walter
Anderson on the farm.
Little Mary Lindimore spent the
week end in McConnelsville.
Merrick Snearley and wife of New
Lexington spent Sunday with their
uncle and aunt, L. 0. Snearley and
Mrs. Mary Merrill
Frank McInturf and Leonard Nice
swanger who have been working in
New York state for a Marietta COM
pany, spent from Sunday until We'd
nesday with home folks.
Clifford Greathouse of Macarthur
was an over Sunday guest of his par
ents here.
George James and wife were din
ner guests of Ray James and wife,
Sunday, and attended the homecom-
ing at Elliott, in the afternoon.
Clyde Anderson and family OF
Pennsville were after church visitors
of their mother, Mrs. Amanda An
derson and son Walter
Ed Griest and family of CLANCY
vile vicinity were dinner guests of
George Shanks and wife, Sunday.
Elmer Kittle was able to return
to his home on Sunday Creek, last
Sunday, after being victim OF ty-
phoid fever. at the James Harris
home for several weeks. Both the
other patients in the Harris family
are mending slowly.
John Fouts of McConnelsville was
Sunday dinner guest of Everett
McInturf and family.
Little Mary Belle Daniels of West
Liberty spent few days with her
grandparents, j. r. Best and wife.
Kenyon NORM of Malta is assist
ing his grandfather, John Drake.
with his hay harvest.
Clarice James is spending week
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-07-17

Konjola, the new and different
medicine of 80 ingredients, is not
designed to give mere temporary re-
lief It's mission is far beyond that.
Read the grateful and convincing
words of Mr.. D. j. Lackey, 664 HigE
street, Youngstown, Ohio:
II suffered for five years from in
digestion, and, as you know, kon-
jola gave me speedy relief. Now
have returned to let you see that the
results Konjola gave came to stay.
That was more than year ago, and
since then / have never missed a
meal. l can eat anything that any
one can. | could not sleep for ner-
yousness, and after every meal came
pain, gas and bloating. ! hope the
news of my splendid experience wilt
reach all who are going through
with what | did before / found Kon-
jola'
Konjola works quickly; one does
not have to wait long for results,
but a complete treatment of from
six to eight bottles is strongly recon-
mended.
KOnjola is sold in McCOnnelsville,
Ohio, at Danford's Pharmacy, and
by all the best druggists in all towns
throughout this entire section.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-07-17
RENROCK

At the close of the revival here,
Rev. Huff and family having rela-
tives along the route to Adrian,
Mich, made a motor trip, taking
Richard Nyburg the eyangelistic
singer with them, and from there
on to Mr.. Nyburg's home, Belmont,
a few miles nerth Of Grand Rapids.
The trip was made without a single
mishap, and they had delightful
visit at the Nyburg home. Found
him comfortably located in a home
he had remodeled and fixed up with
his own hands and within his own
means. They visited various places
Of interest for which that state is
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-07-17
FOR SHERIFF.

Please announce that I am a can
didate for nomination for the Of
flee of sheriff, on the Republican
ticket. My name will appear before
the primary in August. I will
keenly appreciate any support given
my candidacy.-W. e. STALL
SMITH. a17tf
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-07-17
FOR SHERIFF

/ hereby announce that I am
candidate for nomination to the Of
flee of sheriff of Morgan county, on
Republican ticket, subject to decis-
ion of the Republican voters at the
primary, Aug. IL. If elected I will
give the office my very best service.
Il. b. ADREAN. j19tf
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-07-17
FOR COUNTY RECORDER

Please announce that I will be a
candidate for the office of County
Recorder on the Republican ticket
at the August primary. Any sup
port given me will be greatly ap-
preciated. Yours for approval
HAROLD E. ANDREWS, Homer
township. j5tf
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-07-17

with her cousin, Marjorie Best.
The drilling MACHINE is being mov-
ed onto the Cyd McInturf lease.
Everett McInturf accompanied
Victor Smith to Pittsburgh, with a
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-07-17
FOR SHERIFF

l am hereby announcing my can
didacy for nomination for the Of
fee of sheriff of Morgan county, on
the Republican ticket, subject to the
August primary. Any support given
me will be greatly appreciated
HOWARD G. TAYLOR. a24tf
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-07-17
FOR RECORDER.

Please announce that / am
candidate for reelection to the office
of County Recorder, subject to the
action of the Republican primary,
August II, 1880. If elected I will
continue to give efficient, courteous
service that has characterized my
work in this office.-L. M. Hollings-
worth. m15tf
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-07-17

A great many were kept away from
the lecture by rain and thunder and
lightning, just at the time of as-
sembling. We were glad to hear the
lecture, and very thankful for the
rain.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-07-17
Political
Announcements
FOR AUDITOR

l hereby announce that I will be
a candidate for denomination as
county auditor of Morgan county.
My name will appear on the Demo
cratic ticket at the August primary.
Your support will be greatly appre-
ciated.-H. w. GORDON, McCon-
nelsville, Ohio m8tf
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-07-17

load of cattle and poultry, returning
Monday night.
Mrs. Lizzie Ham is having several
teeth extracted, hoping her health
will be benefited.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-07-17
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR

Please announce that I will be
candidate for Auditor of Morgan
county, at the Republican primaries,
in August. Any support given my
candidacy will be appreciated
KENNETH LONGLEY.
n, tf
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-07-17

WALL PAPER SALE: Twenty
five patterns of side wall, at one
half price.-Lennard Sears, the Rex
all store
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-07-17

and sworn in as deputy marshal
Bond, 81 900.
The Washington times., 1930-09-12
SH0gTING.sTIRS
! LXlElQ1

HOLuYWOODT Calf = Sept. ~
nN.S } Detectives early today
rushed 10 The I7ollyMood H0A sc q
to inYeskieate the aeeidental shoot.
ing 0x uoue las Kendall ! q sporting
good& 81 9lesn1arl, who weasw wouaqed
In the LIFT leg. while at arget pfac-
tice. with Lloyd Hamilton, noted
motion picture EnediAn.
The police found Hamilton at
the .hedside of the wounded man.
The actor. had .broueat Kendall 70
the hospital. II s@.. q .5st.if.ei
Kendall told the I etectives that
he had shot tiif6Sel md
Hamilton, u aOc0kdiiisg ID l &c-
count had pinned up o pistol tar
get In Kendall's home and had
fired about IS or so shots before
the accidental shooting occurred.
The Washington times., 1930-09-12
California Oil Men
y. Seek Aid of Wilbur

Los ANGELES, Sept. "a I'm.
81 California gasoline refiners
and crude oil, producers were pic,
tured by Herbert r. Macmillan,
president Of the California Oil
and Gas Association, as standing
off q dilemma, with ruin for
smaller operators imminent.
I MACMILLAN urged Secretary Of
the Interior Ray Lyman Wilbur,
q member Of the National Oil
Conservation Board, to consider
steps Immediately TO- save the in
'fltigtry. ~ ~ - =
The Washington times., 1930-09-12
ling Heads Second
District Democrats

& AFsl8TueaBURd, W. Va. Sept.
Ia, FORREST D. Polling, prOseCut-
Ing attorney Of Barbour county.
Is the new chairman Of the Demo
cratic Congressional committee
for The Second District, it has
been announced.
! The chair1nanSl1ip was offered
Polling BY Jennings Randolph,
Deh0cFatic candidate for Con.
krOss ak the fall election. Ameet-
ing o. the committee will be held
In q short time ut Ronnney.
The Washington times., 1930-09-12
Rum Gnse Dropped {
.AUGivust Ships CrelU

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. Y
uN.so AT the request OF u. 8.
district attorney, under instruc-
tions from Attorney General
Mitchell, District Judge Louder.
back yesterday dismissed liquor
smuggling charged against Capt.
]. w. Moran and three members
Of the crew of the Canadian sloop
Ray Roberts.
The vessel was captured off San
Francisco. The defendants t s
claimed that they were outside
the 70 2-mile limit. ifsy.
The Washington times., 1930-09-12
Turkish T'ObGccO / II
/ GrOlUn IN Colorado

DENVER, Sept. n ;(1.N.G.).
Denver smokers may be smoking
homegrown Turkish cigarettes
within b few years. NJ IS
Hercuie, b. Gambler, Turkish
tobacco expert and former high
official in the government-con-
troIled tobacco monopoly of the
Ottoman empire, Is raising to-
bacco plants in the backyard Of
his Denver home.
Gambler says CoIorado's cool
nights aid warm days are very
similar to those Of MacedoniA.
The Washington times., 1930-09-12

Westinghouse, who pioneered fadio in the hont
t worlds first preann6uneed brOadeass: (the Fdardng
eleioa returns in 1920 land the worlds fr's recsiv
sets for home use -. announces new radio. Four
including radio phonograph combination. g. = .
Your Westinghouse deaSer viii happy put one Of
these sets in your own living that hear
Il under home conditions Or, if you wish hear his
show room. Let him explain you fztremely easy
convenient terms on which new Westinghouse Radio
may be placed in your home at once. while ye payl
9 TUBE, scREEN.GR1D UPER.HETERoDYNE
Hour rd Tone cOnuo ION larger nOdO Pshpul
power Improved power fieer yoem (nO ho1 New
dynamic power speaker Local distant switch Models WR6
and wRz had With eOnOI which permits the tuning
Ia of youfdo from the othe side of the
room oe4r0m oheGpooms IN your home.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09

vieru narod slovensky cd tych
farnosti, co este ami krizom slamy
neprelozily pre- Maticu Skolskd.
Pravda, tn pridu ponosy na hos
podarske pomery, ktore s1 ME ma
zavidenie. Lenze tax sa veci vsade
majd. To je choroba vsetkych far
nosti. Fakt je, re vo vacsine far
nostf nezrobilo sa mic, alebo vel'-
mi malo. Ma prlklad, pittsburgh
sk6 okolie spi taky spanok, re no
nem0ze zobudit' ami pekna vyso-
ka dievcenska Skola V jeho vlast-
nom postredi. Has pittsburgh
skych eth. sestier Frantiskanok
je akoby ten ma p1sti volajiiceho.
w Pittsburghu sa len spubuje a
sl'ubuje - uz tri roxy Mad tym-
to prichodi zamysliet' sa nielen
duchovnym, ale al svetskym, teda
v6bec farnikom: ably sa nieco ro-
bilo pre- Maticu SkoIskd.
| Ci sa musi hovorit', ze Matica
| Skolska sa sklamala svojej MAJ
vaesej opore " slovenskych
e. farnostiach Nozc postarajte sa
farnici o to, aby Vasa farnost' ne
bola ia, co neurobila este mic pre-
iMaticu. Mech i vasa osada zazna.
ci sa do zlatej knihy mecenov slo
venskej kult1ry Amerike. Maj
drahsie co name, je viera a ma
rod. Narod ,eize slovenskost' nan
teraz prichodi chranit'. Chranit
a pestova't nam to bud1 len slo
venske vyssie skoly.
Kto nevykonal svoju povin
most este, mech sa ma k cinu
Mech neostane na Vas blPag, stlg
ma indifference k narodu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09
SLOVENSKA KATOLICKA A.
MERIKA SPOLKU SV.
VOJTECHA
prilezitosti jeho 60-rocneho ju-
bilea (1870-1930)
NASE ORGANIZACIE A
SPOLKY,

Co vsetko dnes by sme .nemali,
keby nebolo nasich podpornych
organizacii a spolkov. Nase ko-
stoly, nase osadn6 skoly, nase vys
Sic skoly, nase casopisectvo, mas
nabozensky, narodny a obciansky
pokrok, m6zu do vePkej miery
d'akovat' "a svoj rozkvet nasim
organizaciam a spolkom. Ano, ma
prvom mieste su to nase spolkv,
nasi cinni spolkari, ktorl stedry-
mi obet'am umoznuj1 rozkvet
svojsk6ho zivota medzi nami.
Toto konstatovat' je nasou mi
lou povinnost'ou. A to tym Wac:
ze i V tomto jubilejnom roku
Spolku Sv. Vojtecha, ked tento
mas zasl1zily jubilant sbiera ns
verky "Jubilejny Fond' nase or
ganizacie uz zac1naju brat na tel
to jubilejnej akcii beast. |. X
S. z. j. poslala na "JubilejnJ
Fond' $250.00. |. X. S. J. $4,000
a Penn. Slov. Jednota $4,000. 4
verlme, ze al ostatn6 nase orga
nizacie pri najblizsej prilezitost
urobia podobnc. Ticz 1fame, Il
menovite spolky nasich podpor
nych organizacii teraz budn ste
Dire prispievat' Ma "Jubilejn,
Fond' Spolku Sv. Vojtecha. Ns
sich horlivych a obetavych spo
karov a spolkarky nctive pros
me, ably na sch0dzach svojic
spolkov rokovali tejto veci. j
to wee katollcka, je to vec slower
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09

cosi vtedy hundrali akejsi Gu
dzej reel. Iba ak to bolo teJ
novel cechoslovenskej? Vtedy We
ru bolo to t'azko S tImi kaznami,
este t'azsie pre- tych, co mas mu-
sell poc1vat' Bolo to take "tovu-
abohu''. Spisiak a Sarisan "hva-
rel'', Zemplincan "hutorel'' atd'.
S pomocou Bozou teraz aspon tax
vieme hovorit', re jeden druheho
rozumieme. TAX vidite, re ten cas-,
co stravime triede, ME je ma
darmo, a som isty, ze ked' talk bu-
deme pokracovat', budu mas slo-
venski kazatelia.
Cd 8. do Is. marca mali SINE du-
chovne cvicenie, ktore riadil Rev.
j. Kemper, S. J. Cez ten cas- SINE
sa vSetci zotavili duchovne a tiez
SINE bezpochybne postdpili zdo-
konaleni nasho zivota pre- tento
svaty, ale t'azky stav knazsky.
Po duchovnom cvicenf Rt. Rev.
Joseph Albers, vypomocny bis
kup Cincinnati, udelil tonsuru a
mensie rady.
Ufam, re tychto paru riadkov
potesi toho mojho ucitel'a (Ja sa
no predsa nebojim), ale zvlaste IL
fam, ze citatelia teraz mi nezaen1
nadavat' do lenochov zato, re som
nenapisal daco lepsieho. No, ked
pan redaktor nezahodl do kosa
tento maly dopis, tax ma buddce
budem sa usilovat napisat' dlhSi
a lepsi.
Ostavam uprimnym pozdra-
vom na vsetkych ct. citatepov,
Michal Suba.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09
EPISTOLA SLOVENSKYM
FARNOSTIAM.

Kedysi sa naplsalo, re najvac-
Sou oporou pre- Maticu Skolsk1 su
slovensk6 katolicke farnosti. Tie
to farnosti volame osady, to pre-
to, lebo sl V skutocnosti osady.
Kde sa nachadza farnost', tam je
osadenie slovenskych rodin. Zije
sa tam zvacsa kompaktne, hro-
NADINE, a V mnohom prlpade po
slovensky, teda tax, ze sa dba ma
slovenske obycaje, slovenskost'.
Najzdravsim vyjadrenim cize Una
kom zivota tychto osad je kostol,
farnost'. Toto je dokaz, ze patric-
ma kolonia dba ma veci dusevne
tym al kulturne. Wac takych-
to osad alebo farnosti moze stvo-
rit' vselico, ba, poveda sa, re az
divy robit'.
Pred par rokmi zalozilo sa pre-
potrebne teleso pod zastitou Sdru
zenia Slovenskych Katollkov, pod
menom Slovenska Katolicka Ma
tica Skolska. | zacala sa sbierka
ma slovenske vyssie skolstvo. Ma
vsetky strany odusevnenie, me-
novite so strany nasich duchov-
nych. Takeho odusevnenia uz dav
no nebolo v zivote slovenskom. Po
mohlo sa hned' vel'kou sumou cy-
rilometodejskym sestram zatym
i slovenslej vyssej skole Cleve-
lande pre- chlapcov pod spravou
slovenskych Otcov Benediktinov,
al inym kult1rnym ustavom a
podujatiam.
Hovorime, odusevnenia bolo ma
vsetky strany. u toho mohlo sa
lrozumne uzatvarat', re kazda slo-
venska katolicka farnost' sprawl
v svojom postredi zvlastnu sbier-
ku. re o to zvlastne a osobitne po-
stara sa miestny .duchovny. Ale
sklamala sa Matica Skolska. DO
SIAL' IBA ASH STYRIDSAT
FARNOSTf SPRAVILO SBIER-
KU Ma MATICU SKOLSKU. To-
to ME je pekne svedectvo hesla "a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09
BULLETIN SVATO-
VOJTESSKY.
Podava Rev. Stefan Kocis, hi. jed.
613 North Lakeview Ave-,
Youngstown, Ohio.

Posledna civil a. .- w len par
tyzdlov do odchodu nasej jubi-
lejnej vypravy svatovojteSskeJ.
Cas- kratky, ba posledna chvlfa.
Preto, ak chcete 1st' Mani na
drahe Slovensko, muslte sa hla-
sit este dnes. Ale len tom pade,
ak ste americkymi obcanmi. Pre-
ncobcanov je W neskoro. Date
81 vyhotovit' diva obrazky pre- a.
mericky pas. Tie 81 dajte este
dncs zhotovit'. Al nam muslte
pisat' hned'. Ide mas vel'a, ale
bude lepSie, ked' mas pojde este
Wac. V kraji ocakavaj1 jedon IT,
sic americkych host 'ov. @Tol 'ko
by mas malo byt'. A tol l'ko mas
bude, ked' pojdeme vsetcia spolu.
Jubilejna akcia,. - Usporiadat'
vel'kt jubilejn1 vypravu, ziskat
novych clenov, sbierat' miloda-
ry pre- "Jubilejny Fond" Spolku
Sv. Vojtecha, to je ciep jubiloj-
nej abcie- svatovojtesskej. Kto
moze, mech sa este prihlasi do w
pravy. Kto este ME je ndom, mech
vst1pi teraz do Spolku Sv. Vol
techa. No kazdy, este i ten maj
chudobnejsi Slovak-katol1l1 necf
obetuie ma "Jubilejny Fond
ktoreho ciePom je: zvel 'adit' slo
vensku literaturu, slovensk1 We
du a slovenske umenie. Slovaci
katolici, bratia, sestry, ked' chce
me zit' ako narod, musime obeto
vat ako narod - kazdy podl'
moznosti, no kazdy Stedre a rad
Len vlastnou obetavost'ou sa pc
vznesieme ma 1rovcn ostatnTch {
pravdu vzdelanych narodov.
Jubilejny cennik. -- Spolok s,
Vojtecha vydal krasny, ba mac
herny soznam knih, ktor6 on Wy
dal od r. 1870. do r. 1880. Tent
jubilejny cennik ma sto stran
mnoho obrazkov. Tak6ho som;