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STRAIGHT OFF THE TEE
BY WALTER R. McCALLUM-

also on a modernization plan for the
present nine.
D. G. Morris, secretary Of the Beaver
Dam Country Clubs Golf Commute,
has been chosen captain of the team
for 1891 and will shortly choose the
members of the aggregation. The
Beaver Dam Club has more than 80
players who are good enough to make
the team, and Morris will have the
task of cutting down this number to
the 18.
Those finally chosen, according to
M. H. Maier, Golf Committee chair
man, will give Beaver Dam the best
team the club ever has had.
Quite a number of Baltimore golfers
are to come over to Washington on
Saturday to play and attend the am
nual meeting of the Middle Atlantic
Gaf Association, to be held that night
at the Willard at O'Clock. Among
those planning to be in Washington
are Alex M. Knapp, runner-up for the
midatlantic championship last year;
B. Warren Corkran, the 1929 cham
pion; william D. WaXter, william p.
Hall, Edgar A. Peppler vice president OF
the Maryland State Golf Association;
Robert Mclean. president Of that as
ISOLATION; Elmer Reuling and George
Gilbert.
The Princess Anne Country Club,
where the nidatlantic tourney is to be
held this year, will be represented by
A. Gordon Stephenson.
The secretary of the Middle Atlantic
Golf Association has been advised that
the last week in May or the first week
in June will be available for the
championship. The organization prob
ably will choose the first week in June,
since the Baltimore Country Club al
r, ady has spoken for the last week in
Nay for its invitation event.
The womens Southern tourney will
be played at Princess Anne during the
second week in June.
Next Monday night the District Golf
Association Is to meet at the Racquet
Club to consider The Gea&on achsdula.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-05
GALLAUDET STARTS
PRACTICE ON TRACK
scant Material Prevents Large
Entry in Cardinal Meet.
Rayhill Is Ace.

w TTH mild weather setting in,
M T. Gallaudet' has started track
v Y practice. Due to basket ball,
a small student body and gen.
eral lack of material, only one entry has
been made for Catholic University's in
door meet Saturday night.
Johnny Ripgle is captain of the
track team, which includes last year S
captain, Chef Dobson. Einar Rosen jar,
Johnny O'Brien, Bob Travis, Bill Lange,
Konrad Hokanson, 81 Katz. Paul Zieske
and Del Cosgrove. With base ball
abandoned, the Blues figure to build up
q track team.
Jimmy Rayhill, a newcomer, is the
lone entrant in the Catholic University
indoor meet. Besides possessing the
fieetest pair of feet on Kendall Green,
he is capable high jumper. Last year
he ran the century IN about even time
and jumped close to six feet. He is
entered in the 50-yard dash and the
high jump.
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IL0NDOS FINDS EASY
| VICTIM IN HARPER
Foe in Atlanta Unable to Return
After Being Tossed Once.
George Is Winner.

ATLANTA, March 5 CP).-Jim Lon
dos, claimant to the world heavyweight
wrestling championship, beat Paul Har-
per OF Texas in 81 minutes and % Sec
onds here last night.
Harper was unable to return to the
mat for second fall.
Londos used an atrplane spin and
body slam.
Londos wrestles Paul Jones in Wash
ington tonight.
LOS ANGELES. March S CP.-Don
George, the former Wolverine, who is
claimant to the world wrestling cham
pionship. put Everett Marshall, La
Junta, Colo, heavyweight, on the mat
twice out Of three attempts in an ex-
hibition here last night.
George won the first fall in % min
utes with body scissors and arm lock,
Marshall took the second in 81 minutes,
with an airplane spin and George took
the deciding fall In IS minutes is sec
onds with body slam.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-05
SANDLOT MINES ISSUE
CALLS FOR MEETINGS
Candidates for Several Teams Are
Slated to Get Together To-
night or Tomorrow.

With the pops and sputters Of big
league training camp fireworks hitting a
merry pace now. base ball has gotten
under the skin of the local sandlot gen.
try for fair, and Woodworking base
ball managers are busy issuing calls
for confabS.
Northern Red Birds, one of the city's
best last year, will gather at 528
Tuckernan street tonight.
Seabrook A. G. tossers meet tomor-
row at the home Of C. P. Brown at
o'clock.
Winners of 20 games in IS starts
last year. the Langleys are hopeful OF
another good season, and will meet to-
night at o'clock at 65l Columbia
road to prepare for it.
Candidates for the District Grocery
Store nine are requested to report to-
morrow night at 1901 Sixth street. The
D. G. S. club will have a senior and
unlimited team this year.
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GRIFFITHS, LEvINSKY
TO SCRAP TOMORROW
Fight for Match With Loughran
and Settlement of Chicago
Heavy Question.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, March 5.-Along with
fighting to settle Chicago's West Side
heavyweight question tomorrow night,
fluffy Grif1ths and King Levinsky will
battle for bout with Tommy Lough-
ran, former world Interchangeable
title holder, April 10 in the Chicago
Stadium.
Both the tough one and the kingfish
have finished the serious part Of their
training for the bout and both, to hear
them talk, are certain of winning. Le-
whisky, the former fish merchant, is
sure his murderous right hand will tip
Grifiths over. The latter doesn't see
how he can miss at least outpointing
the king.
Grifiths is expected to be a slight
favorite, and advance sales indicate an
attendance of as many as $4,000, with
gross receipts of $65,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-05
SWET0NIC is OUT

PAsO ROBES. Calf, March S LP
Pitcher Steve Swetonic is lost to the
Pittsburgh Pirates, at least for the early
part of the season. Physicians said
Swetonic will not be able to pitch for
two or three months. An injured right
elbow failed to respond TO treatment
and x-ray photographs disclosed fluid
formation near the joint.
Doctors said an operation probably
would be necessary.
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EASTERN HIGH QUINT
AFTER MORE HONORS
Plays Lee High at Lexington
Today in w. & L. Basket
Ball Tourney.

Washington basket ball fandom is
hopeful of welcoming back a second
championship tournament court team
after Eastern High Schools tossers,
emuIating Maryland us trek South,
returns from Lexington, Va, where
they will play in the annual Washing
ton and Lee basket ball tournament.
The Light Blue quintet, which arrived
yesterday at Lexington, plays today,
opposing the Robert z. Lee High School
team at o'clock on the w. and l..
University court.
Georgetown Prep sports quite a
feather in its cap now, following its
28-to-21 victory over Loyola High, a
Catholic High School, champion Of
Baltimore, yesterday in the Monumental
City.
Line Inns.
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Pitchers Like Nv Base Ball Mc1uw Standing Pat 1880 Lne
Ba1mbinO Has 30
Bats, None Good

CT. PETERSBURG, Fla. March
~ (FD.-Babe Ruth has SO bats, but
because there isn't a good one
in the lot" has ordered six more.
The more Manager Joe Mccarthy
sees of his New York Yankees, the
better he likes them.
Yesterday he expressed consider
able satisfaction at the power in
Catcher Bill Dickey's batting and
in the. fiashy work of Bill Werber,
young Washington shortstop who
came to the Yanks from Duke Uni
versity by way of Albany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-05
BEATS THREE WORLD
RECORDS ON SKATES
Informality May Cheat Evensen of
Norway of Recognition as
Holder of Marks.
B; the Associated Press.

B; the Associated Press.
OSLO, Norway, March S. Although
Bernt Evensen Of Norway broke three
worlds ice skating records in one race,
he may not be recognized as holder
Of the new marks.
The S,000-meter race, in which the
record-smashing featS were performed,
was not held under International Skat-
ing Association rules.
Evensen skated the 5000 meters in
8 minutes IL LIS seconds, beating the
former worlds mark by 10 2-5 seconds.
His time for two miles was SIG and
for three miles, 7:57.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-05
Fistic Battles

By the Associated Press
At Rochester-Louis kid" Kaplan,
Meriden, Conn, stopped Tommy Crow
ley, Pittsburgh %; Osk Till, Rochester,
outpointed Garfield Johnson, Buffalo (e).
At Callayoung Jack Thomp-
son, Oakland, knocked out Babe Ander-
son, San Jose, Calf. co..
SAN FRANCISCO.-Wesley MetcheI,
Salt Lake City, drew with Sammy
James, Los Angeles, Negro (1O); JOEY
Roberts. Oakland. Calf, stopped
Bobby Vincent. Ardmore, Okla. "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-05

construction of a new nine holes to
a standard length layout.
A. l.. Houghton, professional at thu
Kenwood Club, who has made great
strides in promotion Of golf among the
members since he went there last year,
said today that Kenwood will hold an
invitation event as soon as possible
after the $500 layout to be completed
late this year is finished. Houghton
said the Kenwood members are anxious
to do their part in reciprocating for
the entertainment they have been
afforded by members of other clubs.
Kenwood recently issued complete
golf schedule covering the entire season
of 1891 and only few days ago work
was started on new nine holes. Ken
wood now has an application for mem
bership b2fore the Maryland State Golf
Association and hopes TO be included
In the membership of the District Golf
Association in short time.
Members of the Golf and Grounds
Committees, Houghton says, are aware
Of the deficiencies Of the present course
in trapping and modern course con-
struction. With this in view the men
behind the club have embarked on a
program intended not only TO complete
the new nine holes by next Fall, but
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-05
MARYLAND PITCHERS
GET AN EVEN BREAK
Lose to Midwestern, but Beat Co.
lumbia Heights Team in
Metro League.

The league leading Midwesterns
cleaned up Willard E. Peakes powerful
Maryland Stars, All to 1913, in Metro
politan League match last night at the
Greenway. Carl Wonder Lacken was
the star, winning all three games and
having ringer percentage of SO.
In the second match Maryland staged
comeback and trimmed Columbia
Heights in out of 9 games. Peake,
with $50 points against SO for his OPP
ponents, was the leader.
Tonight the American Legion tourna-
ment viii be under way, and Friday
night Plaza and Arlington, Va, are
to meet in what may be the deciding
match for second place in the league.
The summaries:
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Plans for the thirteenth annual &C"
Club track meet, to be held at the Cen
trail Stadium May is, are to be made
tomorrow night at Central High School.
All Central letter winners are invited
to attend. Moving pictures Of West
Point athletics and collection Of Bob
Newby'S track pictures will be shown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-05
Mack Is Sure AS
Will Lick Griffs

TORT MYERS, Fla, March (R?.
Il Walter Johnson's tip-off that
the Philadelphia Athletics will
need more winning pitchers this
year If they hope to beat Washing
ton brought this reply from Connie
Mack, boss of the two-time cham
pions:
washington has a powerful team
and is sure to be in the race, but
feel certain the Athletics will repeat
If they forget they won two flags in
a row and hustle. If the players
are in the proper mood and do their
best I'm satisfied we will be in an
other world series next Fall"
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Special Camera
For Jones' Golf

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, March S
i J. (P).-High speed cameras
which will follow the golf ball
on its flight will be used in Bobby
lures.
Experimental tests have revealed
that with the short iron shots 1t will
be possible to follow the ball from
the time it is hit until 1t stops. The
golf champion will stare work Mon
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&C" CLUB WILL CONFER
Large Attendance Expected a
Meeting Tomorrow Night.

Every male student or graduate Of
Central High School who Is qualified
to wear the &C" in recognition Of ath-
letic achievement is automatically a
member of the &C" Club of the school,
it was explained by Bob Newly, who
with other members. is striving to get
a large turnout for the open meeting to
be held by the &C" Club tomorrow
night at 8 o'clock at Central. There
are no initiation fees or dues, it was
pointed out by Newly.
Motion pictures showing athletic ac-
tivitieS at West Point and other sports
scenes have been arranged for the early
part Of the evening. A short meeting
to outline plans for the annual &C"
Club track meet, Saturday, May Is,
will follow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-05

own league, for obvious reasons, but
vouchsafed the opinion that Johnson's
crew certainly looked to have great
chance
He is convinced the Cardinals are due
to repeat in the National League and
has bunch that unless Rogers Hornsby
can keep the Cubs well up in front the
Chicago fans, who always were strong
for Joe Mccarthy, the deposed Bruin
leader. now directing the Yankees, will
sl1ub the North Side park "a favor OF
Donie RuSh'a WhitA Sos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-05
G. U. BOXING CLOSE
One Knockout Is Scored in Bouts
at Hilltop.

Georgetown UniVersity's intramural
boxing tournament yesterday gave spec
tatorS some close battling to witness.
One knockout was registered, that by
Prior, who slapped Brooks TO the can
vas in the bantamweight division.
The tourney was to wind UP today at
$3.50 o'clock.
Results:
1ls-pound claSs-Maseara defeated Bren-
nan, decision, rounds: Prior defeated
Brooks, knockout, third round.
l29-pound class-GreS defeated Barbera,
i3s-pound claSs-Moore defeated Nolan
ply. decision, rounds.
149-pound class-Schalay defeated Brown;
Kagan, decision. 3 rounds; Bott defeated M.
Moorse, decision, rounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-05

TT took this championship bit Of
rassling machinery, Jim Londos,
more than a decade to win the
heavyweight mat crown, but II 1t
took the Greek dynamo long time
to gain the title, it is also taking
his opponents long time to snatch
it away. --..-
Jimmy, who started his 'beeg,
strong man" stunts ever so far back
as a vaudeville weight litter, is by
far the busiest champ in sport to-
day-because thars gold in them
rings.
Washington's growing rassling col
ony will get chance to give LondoS
the once over tonight when he meets
Paul Jones in Promoter Joe Turner's
caulifiower carnival at the Washing
ton Auditorium.
Both. Jones and Londos had a
chance to look each other over
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CLoVERs SEEK GAME.

Clover tosSers are seeking q game for
Friday night with q strong unlimited
foe. They have the use of Tech High
court, starting at o'clock Manager
Bob Lilly Is booking at Lincoln 6845
between and o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-05
BIG GAME TOMORROW
18th Street Y to Play Morgan Col
lere at Howard GYM.

44O
Twelfth Street "Y" Big Five, victors
over both Howard and Lincoln Univer-
stiles, today was to wind up prepara-
tons for tomorrows game with the un-
defeated Morgan College quintet, also
winners over Howard and Lincoln.
The game will be played on the How
ard u. floor.
The "Y" team is relying on Slim
Henderson, Eddie Davis and Everett
Jeffries to do most Of the basket shoot
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-05

against Billy Bartush. Dayiscourt
was injured In his bout with Londos.
Wires have bsen sent to Wladek
Zbyszko, Stanley Stasiak, Floyd Mar
shall and George Hill.
What should develop into the best
preliminary Is that Rudy Dusek-Doc
Wilson go. Both are willing mixers,
and clever to boot.
Babe Caddock, a prodigy Of Earl
Caddock, former world champion
before being gassed In the World
War, appears on a local card for the
first time, rassling Nick hester, the
villain for a night. Babe, however,
is no relation to Earl.
Then there's George Hagen, on
the Yoad 70 a crack at Londos' title
himself. Hagen wrestles Jack Wash
burn and Is expected to win.
Joe Turner, promoter, announced
today he has about 1900 seats still
available, and that they may be Sc
cured at the box office Of the audi
toriun. ..-.
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LindstrOn Needs
Helmet i'm Field
GAN ANTONIO, Tex, March S Up.

GAN ANTONIO, Tex, March 5 Up.
- Freddy Lindstrom, former
third basenan Of the New York
Giants, thinks he knows a lot about
his new role as right fielder now.
Freddy had one fly ball hit his way
yesterday and lost it in the sun.
THAT settles it." he commented.
I'm natural outflelder. feel like
Hack Wilson"
Indy also said he had sent for a
foot ball helmet to wear until he
got a little more experience.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-05
BLUES PLAY SHEPHERD
Hokanson and Cosgrove Will End
College Basket Careers.

College Basket Careers.
Gallaudet will finish its basket ball
season tomorrow night by invading
Shepherdstown, w. Va, where it will
meet Shepherd College.
Shepherd is not expected to give the
Blues much of a battle.
Capt. Del Cosgrove and Johnny
Ringle and their cohorts are anxious
to finish the season with a victory.
They have defeats and only wins.
Two of the Blue .Stalwarts will play
their last game for Gallaudet. CoSgrove
and Konrad Hokanson, forwards, grad
uate in June.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-05
JOHNSON is WEAKER
Ex-American League Head Very Ill
in st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, March S (P).-Ban John
son, former president of the American
Base Ball League, was reported "a lit
tie weaker" by attendants at st. Johns
Hospital here this morning.
johnson Is suffering from diabetes
and complications and has been seri-
ously Ill for several weeks,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-05
ANCIENT RIVALS RESUME
Harvard and Princeton Will Play
Ball Game April 20.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, March 5 R.-
Harvard athletic officials have an
nounced base ball game with Prince
ton at Princeton on April 90
This will be the first major sport dual
meetlng between these two members of
the former Big Three since athletic
relations were severed, in the Fan
Of 1926. .-.-..'--
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-05

ENWOOD GOLF CLUB intends
to hold a series Of invitation
golf tournaments as soon as
the course is rounded out by
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-22

Michal Klesch, Dr.. Gustav Kosik,
Jan Pankuch, A. NJ. Palkovic
DR.. Jan j. Weber.
Predseda Sdruzenia SLOW. Novi-
marrow, Jozef Husek, 81 'uboval W.
boru pomoc slovenskej tlace ma
Sci politickej akcii. Schodzu O.
tvoril Juraj Hricko, predseda w.
boru Politickej Federacie a "a "a
pisovatel'a vymenoyal Michalt
Klescha. Vysvetlil ciep sch6dze 6
vyzdvihol potrebu politickehc
sdruzenia a napomahania sa VISA
de, kde len Slovaci byyaju. Zs
MIN pekne a vecne prehovorili
A. NJ. Palkovic, Jan Pankuch, DR..
Gustav Kosik, M. Klesch, a DR.
j. J. Weber. Po d'alsom rokoya.
nj bolo usnesene, ably sa vymeno.
val uzsi vybor k vypracovanir
programu pre- akciu stanovy
ktore maju byt' zaslate vsetkyn
clenom k prezretiu doplneniu
Do tohto vyboru predseda Wy
menoval: A. M. Palkovica, Jana
Pankucha, Ora jana j. Webra {
M Klescha, ktori sverene i'm Il
lohy al prijali a sPubili, re do 81
dni budd mat vsetko hotove.
! Va tym sa rokovalo o mieste ;
dni bud1cej schodze vyborr a bo
| 10 urcene, ze buddca .schodza W
| boru Polit. Fed. Slov. Ligy "A
Imerike bude V Clevelande (mozn
okolo 4. jlla), ked' uzsi vybo
bude mat vsetky prace slSoncent
Bolo tiez urcene, ably zapisnica
tejto sch6dze bola zaslata vSet
kym clenom yyboru.
q reel a zprav priomnych sa d
predvldat' nova era V politiclle
einnosti Slovakov, pomocou Sic
venskej Ligy V Amerike. IA Z;
klade cestnej politiky pod jej Ii
stavou - "IA PONZ\ESENI
SLOVENSKEHO NARODA \.
POLITTCKOM POLL"
Michal Klesch, zapisovatel
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-22
NOVA ERA v POLITIKE.

Hned' po sch6dzi Ustrednej
Spravy Slovenskej Ligy, ktora
bola 7. maja 1881 V budove |. X.
S. u. j. v Clevelande, O., zasadol
vybor Politickej Federacie Slov
Ligy Amerike. - Doplneny w
Dor tvori 16 clenov, ktorl zastu-
puju II miest sest' statov, ako
nasleduje:
Juraj Hricko, Olyphant, Pa;
Michal Klesch, Cleveland, Ohio
Rev. G.. l.. Orbach, New York CT.
ty; Jur. Tomascik, Wilkes-Barre.
Pa; Eduard Vacy, New York CT
ty; DR.. j. j. Weber, Cleveland
O.; Jan Pankuch, Lakewood, o.;
DR.. Gustav Kosik, Passaic, n. j.
DR.. Peter P. Hletko, Chicago, Ill
Adam Poliak, Chicago, H.; Pavel
Stamina, Lorain, Ohio; Micha.
Lavrinc, Greensburg, Pa; A. NJ
Palkovic, Youngstown, O.; Jan j
Pekar, Pittsburgh, Pa Jozef Re.
soysky, Detroit, Mich; Jozef
Pr,lsa, Milwaukee, Wis.
Pritomni boil: Juraj Hricko
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-22
Hry ma nedel u.

Nybornou hrou IA ncdelu bu
de hra V Gordon parku modzl
Campbellskymi Slovalmi a Stru-
therskymi Slovakmi. Strutherska
cata je silna ziadostiva vyhrat'
tito hru. ale CampbellGania Sll
tiez. ODE caty maju moznost' Wy
hrat'. Strutherscania maju Bya-
ka, Havanasa, DeSantisa, Coatesa
Kacengu. Fundootsa, Krempaske-
no inTch, ktori sn vel mi nebez-
pecni. Campbellcania pozerajn k
Zettsovi, ably ich zastavil k 1u-
rakovi, Frank Lcskeymu. Dolako,
vi Greenovi, ably udreli niekol'
ko razy ku skorovaniu. Coates a,
lebo Byak bude podhadzovat' "a
Strutherscanov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-22
DANVILLE.

Vel 'ka Zasluha Garka od naSeho
slovenskeho katolickeho ludu
tych nasich zakladatel'ov skoly
klastoru V Danvillc. NaznoSt to-
hoto tax vzneseneho podniku
nasemu katolickemu Iudu prcpo-
trebnehi, 81 bude vediet' mas l'ud
ocenit', ale az potion, kad bude
lviditel ne a badatel'ne to vzacne
| ovocie ma naSOm b. 7ucom doro-
ste tel prepotrebnej Skoly. ktorej
ucelom je - a ktora je k tomu
krasnemu Bohu potrebnemu ice
lu postavena tilto jasen do
koncena a svojmu cieFu odOvzda-
na bude, ably sd V nej vyucovalo
a tomu naSmu katolickemu slo-
venskemu l'udu dala novli gene
raciu slovensku, ktOra 'bude citit'
slovensky a ktora bude vychova-
ma ku cti chvale Bozej a kato-
lickej. Skola tato bude vychova-
vat nase zastankyne a propaga-
torky slovenskej a katolickej kul-
tdry. Bude vychovavat' budtice
manzelky pre- mas novy dorast.
Tato skola bude vychovavat' naSe
budice matky, IA ktorych bed
rach budi spocfvat' zaklady slo-
venskej katolfckej domacnosti a
preto my dolu podpfsani vyslo-
vujeme nase vel'ke uznanie tymto
priekopnikom kultiiry osvety
. katolickej slovenskej a vyslovu-
jeme i'm nase vd 'aky a uznanie.
Pravda, podnik tento talk vzne.
seny, nebol by dol1oncenym pod,
nixon, keby nemohol byt' zdoko.
naleny. Tato prepotrebna skols
ie postavena na zdravom a uteSe
nom mieste, V zdravej doline, cez
1 ktoril- tecie rieka Susquehanna
;. Metsto a krasne okolie je urodnt
! a obyvane zvacsa nemeck}m xiv
;. lom. Netreba vam hovorit', re kdt
: 50 nemecky ziyel usadil pred rok
: mi, ze je tam zdravo. Tento kul
0 turny nemecky zivel vyhl 'adal 0
lSolia len tie najzdravsie naju
/: rodnejsie. Nasi rozumove myslia
ci a uvazuj1ci vodcovia zalozil
: ten krasny ustav slovenskej ka
!, tollckej kulttiry. Tento stan krll
i tlry je postayeny tam tel do
|, line a mech nam sluzi "a nasl
!; Meccu a ked' no uz name, ked
sme sd nan zmohli, ked' je naslm
|. preco no nevyuzitkoyat', prece
j nepreplnit tento nstav katollcke
j no kultu az do posledneho ME
!. stag Preco by SINE nemohli brat
T. podiel v tejto skole osvety a pre-
J co by nemohly brat podiel i dee
f ry chudobnych rodicoy, ked' b,
i'm bola poskytnuta prilezitost
J, Je prayda, ze chudobnym je t