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drought the pastures and feed for
the stock is practically exhausted
and on account of the grain crops
being a failure in most of the coun-
ty, on account of such drought. the
farmers have no money or credit to
purchase feed for their stock or even
buy grass seed or any kind of seed
to sow for feed. and unless some re-
lief is given to many of the farm
ers of Sheridan county. Montana at
once, so feed crops may be sown
end planted Immediately. most Of the
stock in Sheridan county will have
to be disposed of before the coming
fall: and
Of Sheridan county, Montana must
have help Immediately from the
poor fund to purchase such seed to
SOW for feed and
WHEREAS. The poor fund of
Sheridan county is depleted. by reas-
on trait the board of county commits
sioners of Sheridan county. Montana
at the time the county budgets were
fixed. on the 18th day of August
1880. did not anticipate suhc a very
unusual drought and such financial
conditions as exist at the present
time. which have never been exper-
ltUGeu III OIcTlOdH COullN uCAOlC
and a special appropriation will have
to be made for the poor fund; and
WHEREAS. An emergency exist.
for the relief Of stricken commune
ties overtaken by such a calamity:
1T IS HEREBY RESOLVED, by
the board of county commissioners
of Sheridan county Montana, tina
an emergency does exist at this tim'
! for the relief of stricken communi
J ties overtaken by the calamity caus
| ed by an unusual drought. within
| the meaning of Section VI of Chap
ter 14S of the 1929 Session Laws o
| the State of Montana. and that tn
: budget for the poor fund Of Sheridan
| county. Montana. be raised in tn
sum of three thousand ($3.o00.0 90
| dollars to purchase seed to be dis
| tributed among the needy farmers o
| Sheridan county. Montana. to b
sown Immediately for feed for tn
coming fall and winter. for the stocl
| of Sheridan county. Montana.
This being an emergency resolu
ton. such expenditures may be mad
without notice or hearing.
SECURITY APPROVED
On motion the following securitie
were approved as security for count
funds on deposit with Security Stat
Bank. Outlook. United States Treas
ury Notes. 100000.
On motion tire board decided to OF
der 10000 pounds of millet seed an
that the same would be distribute
on July End. at Pilentywood. TIL
board also decided to continue thi
meeting until July 2nd. at whic
time they would consider applics
lions for seed.
At five o'clock p. m. the board az
iourned until July 2nd. 1881 at sc
a. m.
/, At nine o'clock a. m. July 2. 1913
the board resm l"d pursuant to az
journment made. all members of III
board and the clerk present.
The board spent the day consider
; ing and approving applications fC
| millet seed. Each farmer was a
lowed $40 worth of seed and a not
, for such amount was taken.
The 10000 pounds having bee
: distributed. the board decided to o.
der ar additional 10000 lbs to I
distributed on Monday. July 6.
At five o'clock p. m. the board az
journed.
FRANK FRENCH.
Niels Madsen. Chairma
Clerk.
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COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS

At two o'clock p. m. June p. 1881
the board met pursuant to adjourn
ment made on June 18th. Anker. and
Hansen present. The board author
lied the Clerk and Commissioner
French to attend meeting at Glasgow
with representatives Of the Secretary
of agriculture and the American Red
Cross.
Several members of the Taxpayers
Association appeared before the board
and asked that the claims paid for
printing to the PlentyWoOd Herald,
Peoples Publishing Co. and Medicine
Lake Wave be investigated. the board
decided that such investigation be
made and ordered copies made of all
claims presented by these printers.
The following resolutions regard
ing increases of county budgets were
adopted:
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, on the 18th day Oh
June 1881, in regular session, the
board of county commissioners OF
Sheridan county, Montana, declared
that a public emergency existed, by
reason that no sufficient apropria-
tion or levy was made in August
1880 to pay the necessary expenses
required for the gopher fund for
Sheridan county. Montana, durins
the current fiscal year. and that il
will in all probability require ap-
proximately two thousand and no-10O
dollars ($2,0OO.00) more to compen-
safe said gopher fund during the
present fiscal year, by reason that
on the 21st day of March 1881 the
county commissioners OF Sheridan
county placed a bounty of one %
penny on gopher tails, in order to
eliminate that pest and protect the
growing crops in the spring of 1881
and
WHEREAS. it was resolved in
said resolution that a notice be pub
lished by the Clerk of Sheridan
county. so required by Section VI Of
Chapter 14S of the 1929 session laws
of the State of Montana, giving no
tice that a hearing will be held a
the commissioners room at the coun
ty court house at Plentywood, il
Sheridan county, Montana, on the
9th day of June 1881, at which timt
and place any taxpayer may appeal
and be heard for or against the eX
penditure Of money for such allow
ed emergency; and
WHEREAS Said notice was pub
lished in the Medicine Lake Wave
the official newspaper of Sheridan
county, Montana, as provided b,
law, and said hearing was held OIL
the 9TH day Of June 1881. as pro
vided in said resolution. and no tax
payer or other person appearing a
said hearing in any manner. eithe
for or against the expenditure o
money for such alleged emergency
and no complaint or contest bein
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him. Upon inquiry the Inform.
ton was given out that he ~
left early for Minneapolis w. noa
he went to have a conference ny
the officers of the Bancorpo,st;sS-
with the idea Of inducing 49,
chain bank system to take ovsS
and reopen the bank. It is HIrsI.
however that he will be back sftss
the storm blows out. 1t is reDo,3
ed that several of those who ma.
deposits Thursday are demaDdin.
a warrant for his arrest. WbSs
they went TO look for County Az
torney Blackwell, however. it W..
discovered that he too had lea
town.
Bank Report Bad
The report of condition at II.
June 30th call, as published in t.
Plentywood Herald this week. d.
closes the fact that the bank M,
in bad condition ten days ago. T6s
bank had on hand on that dav ;
little over $4,000 in cash or on
deposits in other banks; an5
stocks, bonds and warrants in H.
sum of $4,000, SCI, 600 worth a.
which was pledged with Sherida1
county as security for counts
funds. Probably all of that pans,
which could qualify, against d.
posts subject to check of S161 ma
and certificates of deposit SAT. 15e
The bank had only recently bor-
rowed $4,000 for which a bunch
of its paper had been pledged. The
loans amounted to $141 ,274 ana
the footings were 1851 ,701.
The report of the bank indicate,
that it had been insolvent for sew.
eral days before it closed its dOurs
This make a grim joke of the no.
tice posted t the effect that tn
bank was closed 10 protect the DE-
positors. If the idea had been q
protect the depositors, the banl
should have closed before it boz
rowed any money and put up tw,
to one of its best notes for secur
. ity.
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BONDISSUE
CONTINUED from Front Page)

to withstand a test of its validity
a terrible effect" on morale.
Governor Erickson said he could
see no course that would lead to
the securing of funds Immediately
for the supplying of institutional
needs. He pointed to the POSSIBLE
ity of an initiative measure as a
means of obtaining approval of a
bond issue at the November cleo
ton in 1882.
General expression in official
circles commended the court for
its extensive study of the act. In
its opinion, the court said, I'VE
have reached this decision with a
due sense of its great Importance
and only after a faithful effort to
sustain the law"
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NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE PEOPLES PUBLISHING COMPANY

The Stockholders of the Peoples Publishing Company
hereby notified that pursuant the Charter and By
Laws of the above Corporation, the regular annual stock
holders meeting will be held at the FarmerLabor Temple
at Plentywood Saturday. July Is, 1881 o'colck p.
m. when the board of directors will be elected for the
suing year. and such other business transacted may
properly come before the annual stockholders meeting
o. NJ LUTNES, Secretary.
Any stakeholder who cannot attend in person, will
please sign the following proxy and give at
tending.
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A. B. Fall Must Go to jug

Washington, July g. Gov
: eminent counsel will appear
= before Justice Bailey in the
= District of Columbia supreme
court tomorrow morning TO
ask that Albert B. Fall, FORM
er secretary of the interior,
be brought here at once to
begin his Jail sentence. Dis
" trict Attorney Rover said that
on the basis of a report on
Falls physical condition made
by the army physicians in
. Texas the government felt the
former cabinet officer was
= able to come here from FL
Paso to begin serving his
sentence Of one year
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cross the hall to where step-son-in-
law was absorbed in conversation
with the fascinating lady.
Without preliminaries McCallis-
ter swung heavily onto Cromwell's
ear. Cromwell crumpled 20 the
floor, but the irate father felt the
indiscreet son insufficientlY chas-
tised and leaped onto the PROSTATE
form t. pummel it until punish
ment commensurate with the indis-
cretlon had been administered.
But Sonny Cromwell resented
the cha3 lsement. Conn., OLt Of
his daze he extended a lnrg and
muscular arm and locked 1t around
the fathers neck and drew h.s face
down to his, closed his teeth over
the father-in-law's nose, cleaving
it from his face. The blood squirt
ed. Cromwell. young and strong,
then threw his optimistic father
in-law off and raised to his feet
with McCallister's pro5oscis in his
mouth. The throng beheld Mccall
listers mutilated couatenance with
horror.
| The celebrators took sides. One
struck at Cromwell and another
struck the one who struck at Crom-
well and another truck him aid
then everybody struck somebody.
When McCaC1Iister raised to his
feet sans nose and exuding gore
the sensitive saxophone player
Sylvan White, dropped his horn
and took thru the back door fol-
the hills in flight and after two
days hunt was still missing.
/ Willie Cromwell departed fol-
his farm where he fortified him
) self. The dance broke up and thu
jewellers sought their severa
homes. Father McCallister retireC
to his domicile. Sunday, sometime
the news of the fracas reached
Plentywood and Sheriff Madsel
buckled on his artillery and me
andered into the Wolf Creek coun
> try. He found McCallister witt
his wounds undressed and brough
him to the county seat where D1
> Hall attended to and dressed tn
) stump of the nose. Sheriff Mad
sen suggested TO McCallister tina
. he sign a complaint against Crom
well, but he refused to drag hi
personal and family affairs int
the capitalist courts and decline
to discuss the affair.
I; The severed part of the nose ha
not been found. It's whereabout
!: Is shrouded in mystery. Some In
sist Cromwell swallowed it; 9th
ers say that he spit it out on tn
% dance hall floor and others sa
}. Cromwell took it out of his mout
and put it in a small match DO,
p But no one can speak with an
}, certainty.
Cromwell is reported 10 hav
> been in Plentywood today and VII
tied the barber shop where he tol
= Louis Moe that it was all an vi
happy misunderstanding; that
/ did not intend to bite off his f:
t ther-in-law's nose. But when NJ
. Callister had knocked him COW
! and jumped astride him and he hs
e taken a half-nelson on McCalli
ter's neck, that McCallister hs
4 thoughtlessly bitten him on Il
o shoulder, so he closed his teeth {
$. his father-in-law's nose just to bi
= it a bit In retaliation, when son
/ designing interferrer kicked hi
d on the jaw which unfortunate
severed the nose.
" And so the Fourth, starting
l. auspiciously, ended so disastrous
l. And the 155th birthday of the n
: ton viii long be remembered
Wolf Greek as the day when N
h Callister lost his nose.
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"WiIl Pay Out"
AS usual the old story that the
bank will pay out is being put out
to the depositors by bank officials.
The bank will not and cannot pay
Is per cent. 1t cannot pay be
cause it cannot and will not he
able to collect its paper, and it
cannot collect its paper because
the country is bankrupt, because
there is no crop and no prices il
there was one. The bank would
have closed its doors. this fall if
there had been a bumper crop. II
is reported that Ed. Powers, the
Medicine Lake banker was out
among the farmers yesterday urg-
ing them to sell their milk cows tC
pay their notes, when he knows
that the milk cows will not bring
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Wants information on the
Price of Cattle in Sheridan
Those With Cattle For Sale May
Write to the Buyer

The Producers News received
the inquiry printed below in the
mail Thursday. 1t seems that the
writer is looking for "she" stuff.
Anyone with heifers or young cows
for sale might do well to answer
the letter, stating kind, age, cnn-
dition and number.
Producers News,
Plentywood, Montana.
Gentlemen:
Would you give me some infor-
nation on the price of cattle: say
2, 8, and 4 year old female cattle
in your vicinity. 1 thank you fol
this information in advance.
A. H. BOWERS,
Box 8,
Moneta, Wyoming
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PROXY
PROXY
Know All Men by These Presents that ...-....

Know All Men BY These Presents that
OF
do hereby constitute and appoint
to be my lawful attorney substitute and proxy, for me in
my name, place and stead to vote share of stock
held by in the Peoples Publishing Company of Plen-
tyvwood Montana the stockholders annual meeting to
be held the FarmerLabor Temple, Pentywood Mont,
Saturday, July g. 1881 as fully as may or could do
were personally present at said meeting.
hereby revoke any proxy given to any person hereto
fore and prior to this date.
Signed -.......----- -.-..- .--..--.-..
Stakeholder, Peoples Pub Co.
Dated this ..-.. day of .........-.....-... 1881.
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By order of the city council no
municipal taxes will be collected in
GAINESVILLE, Alabama during 1881.
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BANKGOSES
Twill Pay Out"

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RESOLUTION

WHEREAS. The farmers in many
sections OF Sheridan county, Mon
tana, are living in a deplorable con-
dition at this time. caused by the
continued drought during the entire
spring Of 1881; and,
WHEREAS, By reason Of such
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SON-IN-LAW

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General showers over the county
this week in addition to the pre-
cipitation reported above, is pro-
noting the growth of grass on
ranges and in pastures.
The weather for the past week
has been exceptionally cool which
preserves moisture. High winds,
however continue. Gardens and
potatoes are showing good growth
Indications are that the drouth is
broken. However there will be No
grain at all in eastern Montana.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30
pritulnost' - porozumenie a wa

pritulnost' - porozumenie a wa
jomna pomoc!
Amer. Slovaci: do Slkov, do
prace konat' dielo zachrany.
Pod ty. jedenkazdy. kto mas
l'udske povedomie, pomoz, daJ
nakol'ko ii vrecko staci. Kto ry-
chile dava, akoby diva razy dal
Sucitne srdcia, Cd New Yorku pc
San Francisco, ozvite sa, ably pro.
siacim mohla byt' dana pomoc
HNED! Me politizovat', ale "a
'udky hladnej svojeti naplnit' a
jej skrehnute udy (telo) teplou
odevou zaodiat'.
Slovenska Amerika, zobud' sa
Dokaz skutkom, ze v tebe este
nezamrzol pudsky cit. Co das.
das scbe,--SVOJIM TU DOMA
Kazdv dosly cent (dar lasky)
bude kvitovany nasich sloven-
skych easopisoch.
Vybor Vzajomnei Pomcci
slovenskej Ligy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30

20 zivota Pana JeziSa q svattch.
80 Nakres k reformacii v Ora
ve', kde najdeme popis prena-
sledovania katolikov. Sa tam al
diva krasne clanky venovane Dl
Alojzovi Koliskovi, vel'kemu pria
tel'ovi Slovakov.
Ma "KULTURU'' 81 mozete
predplatit', u hlavneho jednate-
Ia. Predplatne ma rok je $400.
Casopis vychadza mesacne ma so.
tranach. Predplatky posielajte
aam ME cekami, ale ma Money
)rder". Al nasich miestnych jed
latel'ov a pracovnikov uctive pre-
ime,t aby nam nateraz posielal
iba Money Orders, lebo s &c
ami name vepke t'azkosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30

League Records
High Individual Il game) -
Fitzgibbon 218.
High Individual g ganes) -
Kramer, De Salvo 546.
High Team Il game) St. Cyril
& Methodius SIS.
High Team g games) Steelton
2499.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30
SLOVAK CATHOLIC so
K0L DUCK PINS.
BY John Talan.

The Grands caught the Struth,
ers crew on bad night and by
rolling nicely thruout the eve.
ming, managed to take the down
river boys for 2 games. Jack Fitz
was ably supported by Doc Ko-
cialek in these victories. The
'Struthers gang is slow in round
ing into shape this season but
Jack Ekoniak expects to round
them into shape before the
second round starts.
The st. Cyrils had good eve
ming and took their old rivals,
the Slovak Cath. Sokols. for two
games, despite the fact that the
writer was the best man the So,
kols had. Old "Poisen" Sarna
was back to his old tricks and
scattered the naples all over the
alleys.
The Steelton-KeHey Meat con,
test developed into a very spi-
rited affair. Although meeting
each other for the first time.
these two teams seemed to form
all intense rivalry. Tommy Kra.
mer led in the attack for the
Steelton crew but could only win
one game. Crute and Harry Miles
made substantial gains in the
standings as a result Of some neat
rolling on their part
The 200 scores:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30
ZoBUD sA, OzvI sA!

Ma den 16. oktobra v Pittshur
hu, Pa. bola svolana schodza,
:torej ciep boil poradit' sa, ak
omahat' nasmu l'udu Sch0dz:
oily precitane diva referaty o
zaiomnej pomoci.
Br. Jan A. Kocur, tai. Sloven
kej Ligy ako svolavatel' scho-
re vysvetlil ciel' tejze. 2 jeho
eferatu uvadzame:
Vidime, citime to vsetci, ze ma
nu Pudu s MIN nasim orga-
izaciam, osadam-cirkvam spol
ON hrozi vel'ke nebezpecie. Tt
;.ci rodaci marne chodia a hl'ada-
i zamestnanie. Vsetky casopisy
,rinasaj1 dlhe referaty stras
ej depresii a poukazuju, re tel.
. zimy bude TAXA bieda, akej
pojenych statoch este nebolo
:mutne colen mysliet' ma to.
Prislusnici inych narodov sa
iganizuJu. Robia pripravy, ably
tychto t'azkych casoch SNOJE-
| pomahali. A co my Sloyaci.
my sa musime organizovat'. /
~ ako l'udia, ako bratia-sestry
meme l'udskosti lasky, memo
.eme a nesmieme zavierat' oci
.eobPahcit' osud fudi, nasej kr.
i. Ma pomoc cudzich mas l'uo
leponechavajme, lebo sa .mu do
Jane mucha miesto osucha. Ak
iekedy, tax V tychto krusnych ca
och ozyva sa Ia vsetkych stra7
zach heslo: SVOJI SVOJIM!
Tedy zaujmime sa nasho l'udu.
Jsilovnou pracou, svornymi sila-
Ii zachranime mnohe slovenske
luSe cd hladu. V meme pudsko
ii, v meme bratsko-sesterskej Ia
Ky k bliznemu prinasme svoj dal
lynucim. Vsade zaved'me sbier-
ky na pomoc trpiacim. Dokazme
;e name porozumenie pre- svojet'.
;e SINE nezabudli na najkrajsie i.
lealy l'udstva, re svate ludskt
ity este zijd! Organizujme Wy.
ory vzajomnej pomo, zaved' >
ne sbierky. Dajme signal od
New Yorku po San Francisco
slovaci, Slovenky, teraz je raf
Ia vas; nepolitizujte, nefilozofuj
e - dajte!
z referatu br. X. Belohlaveka
y nemyslite, ze je najsvrchova
,ejsi cas-, odohnat' nebezpecneht
ylkaa G nemyslite, ze ak by sms
| j nad'alej ostal pazeraku to
10 paskudnlka, vlka, netrvalo b.
llho uz nikdy Wac by nebolt
noznosti, aby SINE sa z jeho pa
;eraka vyslobodili?! Hanebne b..
nse zahynuli, kliatba t'azko zku
, anvho nasho pudu i potomko
y, mas spreyadzala az "a hrob
e SINE sa nevedeli porozumet' a
| Ii v tych najkrutejsich civil 'acb
: tel najvacsej zkiske, aka ne
Las zal'ahla.
Svet 1ezi ma marach depresie
Chudobny l'ud, najma mas slo
vensky rud je vystaveny biede 9
hladu. Sice po krajine = Spoj
st. - tvoria sa rozlicne yybory
ma odohnanie dobyjajuceho sa vi
ka, ktory hloda ma dvere chu
DOLBY. Kto nam Slovakom, nasmr
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30

prlVlule, KLO VySIre pOMOcnu ru-
ku, ably mas bezpeene previedol
ponad krutnavu zaludkoveho bo-
JaY Musime 81 uvedomit': ak 81
nepomozeme SAM, nikto nam NJ
pomoze. Musime 81 ostat' verni.
We'd ME SINE dreva alebo zele-
"a. Name srdce, cit, lasku napro-
ii svojmu bliznemu! Inc narody
skocily ma pomoc svojim, my ne
smieme zaostat'.
Ide udrzanie zivotov, udr-
zanie rodin spolu prispiecha-
MIN ma pomoc grosom, lekarom,
liekmi p,alivom, potravinami, O.
devou, obuvou; potesuj1cim slo-
vom 1techy, aby Kodak vidiac, a.
ko jeho rodina klesa, chradne,
postupne hladom umiera, v z1-
salstve nesiahol 81 I'd zivot.. Chu-
dak dobry, prikladny manzel-o-
tee chce pomoct' svojim, nemoze,
MET prace.., MET financnych pro
striedkov..., MET uz ami len pail
va..., sohriat' sa..., injury chladne,
bez srdca...
Odozenme vlka pokusenia, "a
hostajnosti, nevsimavosti. Necl.
sa mad nami vznasa anjel pokoya
lasky, porozumenia, cinov: poma
hat svojim! To sme povinni ko
nat v meme toho lepsieho Glove
ka - povinnosti a lasky naprot
svojej krvi. SLOW. Llga po cele,
Amerike, kde Slovaci byvajd,
tvara cinnost' vzajomnej pomoci
Ak niekedy naliehava nutnost
vyzadovala Gin pomoci, zachra
ny, dnes je tn vo svojej obrov
skej poziadavke. Ak by SINE 81 j.
nepovsimnuli a presli ponad Ill
len kyvnutim pleca, spachali By
sme taky neodpustitel'ny hriecl
barbarstva naproti samym sebe a
! svojeti, re ten spom. vlk by ma
Wac 20 svojho strasneho pazera
ka nevypustil. Potion by sme 81
este mohli vzdychn1t' Dobr1 no
Slovaci - uz ste tam kde loj ko
pd!
Hajde, kracajme, stdpajme a
sl1zme "a priklad. Somknime sa
vSETCI SLOvACI. Mech celcr
slovenskou Amerikou ozlva 81
HAS: POMAHAJME SVCJIM
O, vrat' sa nam pryenstvo einoy
skutkov, lasky, porozumenia de
brocinnosti, lebo:
Len ked' dobre skutky
v zivote koname,
ked' kliesnime cestu pravl,
k pravde, cnosti,
nddznych ked' sftime,
slabych zastavame
tax sa nemuslme lakat'
buducnosti.
Schodza 81 osvojila refaraty
zvolila urad potrebne vybory
vedeniu akcie vzajomnej pomoC
(pre vacsi Pittsburgh). Bude a
prednaska v niektorej vacsej DIV
'ane. Pritomni bratia prispeli da
rom lasky:
Jan A. Koclr $1,000.
Pc $500: P. Jamriska, X. Be
lohlavek, F. Bury, j. Feren6al
J. Zary, j. Ujhazy, j. S. Karci!
J. j. Pekar.
Jozef Koubek $3.50.
Pc 5000: M. Cincala, K. M<
res, j. Palka.
Po a1.O0: j. Bizub, j. G. Boht
eek, j. Gallik, j. Sekula, P. Sls
nina, j. S. Nocjar, j. Hovan, !
Uhrin. - F. Durianclk 25c.
Colen nepatrny pociatok IL
Treba no rozmnozit', zvaesit' :
nasledovat'! Vsetky nase koloni
budu vyzvane pc tieto dni :
kooperovat', pomahat'. Rozpos
sa upravy, pokyny. S akciou tor
: RI Ia iadnar ohrnvslys nnyinnnc-