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The Coolidge examiner., 1932-12-09

What would you do in the case of
a man bleeding from a wound In
the head?
| would put a tournlquet around
his neck.
Manga carta was all for liberty.
No man should be imprisoned for
debt, so long as he had the money
to pay.
PasteuriZed butter Is made from
cows on pastures.
Universal suffrage was when the
whole universe was made to suffer.
Acrimony Is what a man gives his
divorced wife.
The heroic couplet Is the place
in the story where the lovers who
have had a lot of trouble so far
are at last united.
Annual flowers are used at wed.
dlngs and birthdays. Perennial flow
ers are used for funerals.
g. 1882. Bell syndicate.-wNU Service.
The Coolidge examiner., 1932-12-09

mana. -bllt Wnen
| saw Seth HOlden's boy and Daley's
girl home for the holiday. 1 just
couldn't help feeling little bitter.
"Our boy hasn't spent Christ
mas with us for five years. Why.
we haven't even seen him for two"
81 know. Joe. but he never forgets
check, and such a generous one.
Remember, Joe, our boy is busy
man.
Now, joe" as he started TO
speak, II have the most wonderful
evening planned. We are too old to
believe in Santa Claus, but we are
never too old to believe in angels.
"The young folks most likely will
come singing carols. and hope
they will sing the one love best:
while shepherds watched their
flocks by night
| All seated on the ground,
| The Angel of the Lord came down
And glory shone around"
And so the carolers. peeking into
the windows. saw them sitting hand
in hand.
Then suddenly, clear on the eve
ming air, came the sound of many
voices, one deep. rich tone. apart
from all the others.
The little old lady's eyes were like
stars.
Hes come, joe" she whispered,
tremulOusly. that's his voice"
Then the door opened. and two
strong arms held them fast.
"Glad to see me, dear folks?"
cried a beloved voice.
son." said the old man, solemn
ly, Il think the Angel of the Lord
must have brought you"
"Of course" exulted the little Mrs
Breen, "for just see the glory shin
ing around"
@ by Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.
(WNU Service)
The Coolidge examiner., 1932-12-09
Man Expert Needleworker
TILL
asa TIP

Georgia's needlework champion is
a man. Seven prominent Atlanta
women, all needlework experts, Sc
lected the best piece of embroidery
and were surprised to learn that it
was the handiwork of J. J. Hardy,
eighty-one-year-old resident of Amer
icus, Ga. He has heen crippled since
he was twelve years old and had
made embroidery a life work as well
as a hobby.-IndianapGlis News.
The Coolidge examiner., 1932-12-09

ing along the old wall as II his life
depended on it
Come play with us!" shouted
the Merry Little Breezes, dancing
around Striped Chlpmunk.
TOO busy. Too much to do"
mumbled Striped Chipmunk, for his
checks were stuffed with nuts so
that he could hardly speak at all
With that he whisked out of sight
between the stones of the old wall.
Presently he was out again scam.
pering back toward the Green For
est The Merry Little Breezes raced
along with him, teasing him to play,
but he merely snapped his bright
eyes at them and repeated that he
was too busy; and this was all they
could get out of him.
The same thing happened when
they tried TO get Chatterer the Red
Squirrel to play and again when
they hunted up Happy Jack the
Gray Squirrel. Johnny Chuck couldn't
stop stuffing himself long enough to
play. He said that II was almost
time for him to go to sleep for the
winter. and he simply must get a
little more fat to take him through
Bobby Coon and Unc' Billy Possum
were asleep in their hollow trees
Drfnl-Ix, Dnrlu DnrnnDfrn
would play. anyway. so II was of
no use to look for him. Paddy the
Beaver was hard at work cutting
a supply of wood on the shore of
The Coolidge examiner., 1932-12-09
Horseradish Sauce.

Mix two tablespoonfuls OF soft
white bread with the same amount
of grated horseradish, cover with
two tablespoonfuls of cream, and let
soak three hours. Rub through a
sieve. add teaspoonful of sugar,
season with salt and add enough
vinegar to make the sauce the con-
sistency of cream. This sauce will
keep several days.
The Coolidge examiner., 1932-12-09
THROUGH a
1 HWOMAN'S
| EYES o sK sKEWT6N sT6N
is NOT A TOTAL LOSS
AFTER ALL!

0XAE HAVE heard how the
w American woman dominates
her men folks, how she runs the
United States, how everything in
America is made for, or surren-
dered TO women. The American
woman runs and rules the home
She contrives TO get a great deal of
material things out of life. She has
got into her men folk the idea that
she must he served first, hast and
always"
Isn't that lovely? Perhaps my
The Coolidge examiner., 1932-12-09
Bedtime Stor -
MThornton w BURGESS ~ = .4asS

| his pond deep In the Green Forest
and sinking 1t near his house, where
he could get ii In the winter when
the pond was frozen over He said
that this was no time for playing
and refused to stop working even
to talk. Jerry Muskrat down in the
Smiling Pool was just as busy.
Even the birds which had not al.
ready started for the faraway
Southland were too busy making up
parties for the long Journey.
There isn't anyone who will play
with u.s." said one of the Merry Lit.
tie Breezes disconsolately.
"Yes. there is I" cried another.
"Who?" shouted all the others.
Peter Rabbit" was the reply
Peter never works. He always is
ready to play"
So the Merry Little Breezes raced
over to the dear Old Briar Patch to
look for Peter. But Peter wasn't
there. Mrs. Peter said that he
had gone over to the Green Forest
Back to the Green Forest raced the
Merry Little Breezes. They knew
all of Peters favorite places over
there. and they hadn't a doubt that
they would find him. Straight to a
certain bramble-tangle they hurried
to Peter.
Hello. Peter I" they shouted glee-
fully. Come play with usw
Cant" replied Peter. I'm too
busy"
The Merry Little Breezes looked
at one another as II they couldn't
believe their own ears. Whenever
before had Peter Rabbit been too
busy to play?
That's a ioke!" they cried. and
laughed merrily. "Come on, Peter
It's a splendid day for a romp.
We'll play hIde-and-seek and tag
and anything else you want to-"
"lt's a splendid day to work. too"
replied Peter. land I've too much to
do TO play" Peter was tugging at
a big bramble which he had cut off
to get II out of one of his private
little paths.
Once more the Little Breezes
couldn't believe their own ears. Pc
ter Rabbit working Whoever heard
Of such thing?
"You don't really believe that"
ventured one of the Little Breezes.
Il certainly do" retorted Peter.
I've cleared all the brambles out
OF my paths in the dear Old Brier
Patch, and now I've got TO clear
them out of my private paths over
here so that when | need TO use
them in hurry there will be moth
ing In the way. Besides. I'm going
TO cut a few new paths. You know
there Is nothing like being prepared
You ought to do little work your
selves. You've no idea how inter-
esting II is and how 1t makes the
time fly" With this Peter turned
his back on the Merry Little
Breezes and began to cut another
bramble.
The Merry Little Breezes looked
at one another. then with one ac-
cord they raced away to spread the
news that Peter Rabbit was work
ing and refused to play. for they
knew II would be the most surpris-
Ing thing Peters friends had heard
for many a day.
60 1891. by T. W. Burgess D-wNU Service.
The Coolidge examiner., 1932-12-09
Dutch Sauce.

Put the yOlks of two eggs with
four tablespoonfuls OF butter, one
half cupful of water. salt and nut
meg to season. and mix thoroughly.
Do not boil, but simmer until thick.
over hot water. Remove from the
fire, add tablespoonful of lemon
juice and serve with fish or calves
head.
The Coolidge examiner., 1932-12-09

gOluen cOHee ana
brown mullins on
the snowy table.
as upper is
ready, Joe." she
called.
The old man
came slowly, a
frOwn on his
ruddy face.
"Now. joe" the
woman soothed,
don't you go
and let anything
spoil y o u r
e h r | s [ m a s
spirit"
81 know 1t,
Myra." Hepatted
the W r in k | e d
The Coolidge examiner., 1932-12-09
Cookbook
GOOD SAUCES

a WELL-MADE sauce. smooth.
\ nicely seasoned, will add much
to any dish of meat or vegetables.
Often a good white sauce for a
foundation may be used with
chopped hard-cooked egg, lobster.
or cooked mushrooms. parsley, or
various other flavor foods, to make
a most tasty sauce.
The Coolidge examiner., 1932-12-09

Dlue ana ROiO
and fringe on 1t,
lon g as my
hand"
ut must be a
beauty" agreed
Mr.. Breen.
"Yes, but that
amt all, Mr..
Breen. My moth
er said she hoped
some folks would
sing carols out
side our house
tonight, Ca u Sc
she loved 'em.
"And what do
you think? A
whole crowd of
us are going to
sing carols for
The Coolidge examiner., 1932-12-09
PETER SURPRISES HIS
FRIENDS

THE Merry Little Breezes of Old
Il Mother West Wind were tired
OF playing by themselves. Let's
go to play with Striped Chlpmunk ~
cried one. No sooner was II pro
posed than away they raced across
the Green Meadows up to the old
stone wall on the edge of the old
Orchard nearest to the Green For
est. Ii did not take them long to
find Striped Chipmunk. He was rae
The Coolidge examiner., 1932-12-09
EACH STEP WILL
TELL
BY DOUGLAS MALLocH

wv E SELDOM face precipice
w Where we must choose the
right or wrong.
'Tis not as simple as all this
Then even weaklings would be
strong.
Life Is path we walk along.
The path an easy one to miss,
No crimson light. no sounding
gong,
To warn us OF some great abyss.
No, step by step we rise or fall,
And hardly know we fall or rise ;
Each hour direction must recall,
And watch the way with open
eyes.
Below the valley always lies,
But they who think TO see a wall
That separates the earth and
skies
VIII never find 1t so at all.
There never was a major sin
Without minor ere we fell,
Some compromise. some giving In.
Surrender OF some principle.
No, we must watch the path, and
well.
The depths TO pass, the heights to
win;
Each hour will say. each step will
tell
We are what we have always been.
- 1892 Douglas Malloch.-wNU Service
The Coolidge examiner., 1932-12-09

her. Oh. boy, won't she like thatT r
The lad moved toward the door.
perhaps you're going to sing
carols for your mother tonight. too
IL hadn't thought of it before,
confessed Mr.. Breen, "but perhaps
will, jim"
Mr.. Breen reached for his phone.
"A train leaving at two. you sayi
Thank you. can make II easily"
Outside his car waited, with Jen-
klns at the wheel.
Hello, Jenkins" he greeted.
I've Just got an hour and a half
to do some last minute shopping
Then I'll catch the train for home.
Take holiday for a week, Jen-
kins. do you get meT
"Yes. sir" gasped Jenkins. ~ do.
And so up in the white house OIL
the hill little Mrs. Breen put the
The Coolidge examiner., 1932-12-09
German Sauce.

Put three tablespoonfuls OF but
ter into saucepan with a sprig of
parsley finely chopped. add four
good sized tomatoes with seeds re-
moved. or the equivalent of canned
tomato. Season with salt and pep
per, add one-half cupful of water
and bring to the boiling point.
Serve with roast meats.
The Coolidge examiner., 1932-12-09
Maitre d, Hotel Sauce.

Cream two tablespoonfuls of but
ter and add one tablespoonful of
chopped parsley, half a teaspoonful
of salt the same of pepper and add
slowly one tablespoonful of lemon
juice. This will keep some time In
a cool place. Soften before using.
q 1882 Western Newspaper Union.
The Coolidge examiner., 1932-12-09
Onion Sauce.

Melt three tablespoonfuls of butter.
add four tablespoonfuls of -four, and
two of finely chopped onions. Cook
until light brown. then add one-half
cupful of good stock, stirring con.
stantly. Mix one teaspoonful each
The Coolidge examiner., 1932-12-09
Entire Town Catches Fish

When large school of mackerel
entered Pwllheli (Wales) harbor re-
Gently all the residents and visitors
hurriedly procured fishing lines and
for hours were kept busy landing
catches. Paper bait was used and
as many as four mackerel were
landed at a time. Hundreds of fish
were caught.
The Coolidge examiner., 1932-12-09
Try Lydia E. pinkham's Vegetable Compound
High Brow

Billy, age five, spent the summer
with his older brothers in a high
powered motor boat and doing other
grown-up sports. Returning from
his first day at kindergarten the lad
said: "ToO much baby play there
to suit me-"
The Coolidge examiner., 1932-12-09

There are no seventh sons of sew
enth sons. The average size of the
American family settles that.
The Coolidge examiner., 1932-12-09
Do Something

Harry-"Darling, you are the
breath of my life" Hilda-"Well,
why don't you hold your breath?'
The Coolidge examiner., 1932-12-09

! !; : :: : =: !: :: :: :: :
eIYWS JUST wanted to say
@ Merry Christmas, and
m thanks for the check, Mr..
Breen."
&&1T Mr.. Joseph Breen paused
4 ~ in signing a letter and
! Smil led back at the
- freckled grin.
Merry Christmas to you, Jim,
he answered, land you're most wei.
come to the check. Are you going
out to-er-blow 1t all in. or per.
haps give it to your mother for q
holiday PRESENT."
Neither" The excitement of the
moment made the lad forget that
an Office boy was conversing quite
freely with the president of the
company.
Mothers amt so stuck or
checks" he continued, "they like
something more personal-that
shows you really thought about 'em'
"So?" the presidents eyebrows
went up In question.
"And what" he inquired, "did
you select that was personal?"
"The SWEETEST scarf"-Jim was
warming up enthusiastically-''al
The Coolidge examiner., 1932-12-09

Lakes Chemically Colored
The beautiful blue color of the
Swiss lakes Is due to chemical COM
pounds In the water.
The Coolidge examiner., 1932-12-09

of sugar. made mustard, and tara
gon vinegar; add while the sauce is
boiling.
The Coolidge examiner., 1932-12-09

BONERS are actual humorous
tidbits found in examination pa
pers, essays, etc., by teachers.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-13
Vysledky volieb
v state a okrese
v state zvit 'azili 'mokrf''. "
Clevelande poslanec S1nolka boil
rlominovany "a senatora. Benz
der "a statneho kongresmana. 1
NASH nepresli.

Utorkove primarily y Ohio pri-
mesly rozhodnc vit 'azstvo mo-
krtm kandidatom. Vsetci kandi-.
lati na vysokf llrady. ktorych
podporovala Liga Suchych, boil
porazeni.
4 republikanskej strany nomi-
liaciu ma guverntrstvo obdrzal'
David s. ingalls,. "a senatora sta-
tiny pravotar Gilbert Bettman. Il
lemokratickej strany nominosa-s
ny Dol ia guvernera terajsi gu
werner White, ktory je NJ tiaz "
radoch mokrych "a senatora
terajsi senator Bnlkley. ktort NJ
predtym boil zvolenv "a senate
ra preto, ze je mokry.
Vol by v Mahoning olrese.
Do kcngresu nominovanv Dol
John &. Cooper, republican ina
10. termin). Dennis +. Dmlavv,
demokrat
Va statnych >enatorov G. II.
Roberts, j. E. Roberts, republi-
kani a w. l.. Sause. Mrs. Jeanette
Craver, dem.
Ia statnych poslancoy Frank
Agnew. Mrs. Della Slagle Earl
Haefner rep, a Jan Borak, Paul
Fleming, James Elliott, dem.
Ia serifa republican Engel-
hardt. demokrat Callan
IA zalobcn j. I'll. l4eighningcr
rcpu.. john W. Powers. dem.
Ia kierka si1du James "A. Green
rep, Wm. Qtiinlan. dem.
Ia polsladAika Geo. r. Lewis,
rep, b. H. Thomas. dem.
Ia rekortlera Fred NJ. Griffith
rep, VIM McGowan ,demo
BOZ Q okresne komisarstva.;
O nominaciu ma diva okrrsne
kdmisarstva boil taky zapas. ako
'd' serifsrvoa Bolo trinasf republic
'kanskych a desat' demokratic-
'kych kandiaatov7 Medzi remlb-
likanskymi bol Slovak a. MI. Pal
kovic a Observation-Disclosures Slevak
Jan b. Hassay mi. 2 repnblika-
nov nominovanf boil Muck 6,72S
u Vogan 5,355 hlasmi., Palkovic
sdostal 2.609. z temokratov no.
minovani boli. Kennedy 1904
bees 2.729 hlasni Hassay dostal
1904 hlasoy.
hHO nominacih ma nrad rekorde-
IA z demokratickej strany ucha-
lzafi sa nasi l'udia. Vit'azny
kandidat McGowan dostal 3.4S2
hlasov, nasi: .Jozef Danish l.357
a Matej Stokan 1907.
h Wit 'azstvo nasich.
v Mahoning okrese ,dostal de-
mokratickn nominaciu za statne-
ho poslanca Horvat. predseda
skolskej rady Campbell a pria-
tel Slovakov, Jan Borak.
V State Ohio nominovam boil.
po prvy raz kandidati ma diva
kongrcsmanska miesta "a celv
stat. Republikansku nominaciu
dostal j bfv. statny senator BEN
der (Bednar) Clevelandu, po-s
vodu o-slOvenskaho.
Y C1evelande obdrzal demo-
kratickil nominaciu "a statnehol
senatora terajsi poslanec Jan F.S|
Smolka. Pan Smolka dostal 26. 975,
hlasov, druhy najvacsi po6et pre-
siestich nominoyanych. Ma prvomi
mieste ie Czech, byv. kongresman
Jan J. Babka, ktory dostal q, ,4861
hlasoy. Vel'ky pocet hlasov pra
p. Smolkn znaci, ze bMle este da-|
kedy ] koneresmananl.
Vsetkym nasskvm vit'aznyisg
kandidatom blahoxel&me s M
Slovaci, vsdel6 6vajte sa N 4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-13
DIVE zENY sA
OTRAVILY REBARBoROU

Behom toho tIzdna otravily sa
dive zeny v Trumbull okrese re-
barborou (rhubarb). Mrs. Bessie
Brockway, 27-rocna matka dvoj-
ceniec v Champion township
bola jednou obet'ou Mrs. Grace
T. Lewis, osetrovatel 'ka, Edge-
wood Ave-, Warren, druhou. Obe
jedly mladti, zelenh rebarboru.
len GO vyrastla 20 zeme. Okresny
lekar mysli, ze pre- til pricinu 70
mrely. Rebarbora ma sa jest va
rena a zrela, ked' az ma hrube
vyhonky. Listy neslobodno pri-
pravit' k jedlu ami zrale, lebo ]
Y tych je jed, zvany oxalic kyse.
lima. Cd jedu clovek napred do
stane t'aSobu, potom bol'asti .
nato mocovt otravu, lebo l'ad.
why (pofrutky) prestant ttip'
koxat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-13
Y Campbell bud1
mat divadlo
Dramaticky kruzok Sbcru 258. S.
T. J. S. zahra Isl uby' %. maja
.vecer " Horvatskom dome.

Sbor 25S. SITS. oznamuje vse-
tkym Sloyakom .SIovenkam. ze
ma sobotu vecer, %. maja jeho
dramaticky krnzok zahra diva
delnu hru "Sl 'uby''. obraz ru-
du. /. dejstve. Tuto hru napi-
sal znamy slovensky spi>ovatel
Jozef Gregor Tajovskr. Je to "a
ujimava hra. ktora tn este ncbo-
la hrata. Spisanai bola az po pre-
vrate, odkedy Cesko-Slovenska
Republika jestvuje. Chystajte sa
vsetci ma toto divadelnt predsta-
venie. Predstavi sa nam StarSim
mas zivot Ma Slovensku. tie sta
rodavne zvyky a spevy a ii mia
di uvidia niecO, co este nevideli.
Po predstaveni bude tanecna "a
bava pri dobre hudbe. Divadlo
Dude V Horvatskom dome ma
Bright Ave. a vstupnt nan bude
mike, dl'a terajsich pomerov.
Obsfrnejsiu zpravu podame budn-
cne. Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-13
Rev. Mich.
Subu
Dna %. maja ma steelton.

V nedel'u, dha %. maia bude
mat svoje primicie novoyysva-
teny knaz, rev. Michal Suba. +,
chrame Najsv. Mena Jezis ma
Steelton. z tel priciny al poria-
dok sv. omSi bude ten den inv
nezli obycajne. Prva sv. omsa
bude rano 0 T., druha o g.. tire.
tia 9. Stvrta, ktorn bude slll.
zit' primiciant. bude pol jede.
nastej. Kazatel 'om pri slavnost.
nej sv. omsi bude rev. Z. j. Du-
hos. hiyalI duchevny osady Ne
ma Jezis. Pc tejto sv. omsi d6stp
primiciant udeH svate pozehna
ME. Potion bude spolocnt obed \
Skolskom audjtoriume.
Rev. Michal Suba je prvyn
knazom, ktortho osada Mena Je-
lis dala naSmu slovenskemu i'u-
du Je synom dobreznamych osad-
nfkov, pana Jura.ia Snbu a jehc
manzelky. Pravda. osada je este
len sestnaSt' rokov stara a od-
chovat' jednoho katolickeho kiia-
"a vezme asi tol 'ko :, rolov. ha
niekedy este wac Preto jaki O.
sadnici. tax al rodicia primician-
ia m6zu byt' ma tento fakt hrdi.
Budhcne donesieme 81 d aisle no
drobnosti teito zriedkavej slav-
nosti. yTH.f
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-13
LINDBERGHOV SYNCEK .
NAJDENY MRTVY

Lindberghovie 21-mesacny syn
eek, ktory boil ukradnuty z jeho
postiel'ky pred vyse dvoma me-
,iacmi, najdeny Dol vo styrtok
- mrtvy v lese, asi pat mil cd
domu jehO rodicov. Mrtvolka boz
la NJ rozklade, z coho sa sud-,
re tam lezala najmenej mesiac.
mono al cd dfa llnosu. Stotoz-
nenie mrtvolky umoznene bolo
podl'a satociek vlasov diet at a.
Diet'a bolo zavrazdene dvoma
nderami po hlave. V lebke ma
vrch celia bola diera. Druha pu-
klina v lebkc bola mad uskom.
Ktorakol'vek ran bola smrtcl :
ma.
lAirtvolku nasiel cernoch bli-
zkej dediny, ktory tadial' viezol
naklad ma troku. Viezol sa S i
nym robotnikom. Zastal ma ceste
a zasiel do krovia asi IS stop od
cesty. Pod ,jednym krom zazrel
lebku a n0zku diet'at "a treat 70
zeme. Hned' privolal spolurobof-
nika. Vratili sa do obce a ozna.
mill nalez policii.
polieia tcraz po celej krajine
zdupluje syoic namahy, ably vra-
hov chytila. Doteraz bola obme-
dzovana " svojej einnosti obaya.
mi, ze by vrahovia ublizili die
t'at'u, ksby ich chytili.
Ppk. Lindbereh nebol donna,
~ nltvolku diet'at'a nasli
Hl'sdal taoscoy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-13
FRANCUZSKY PRECEDENT
ZAVRAzDENY RUSOM

V piatok min. tyzdna udala sa
Parizi tragedia podobna Sa-
rajevu. Rus, DR.. Pavel Gorgulov
styrma ranami smrtel'ne postrie-
Pal franciizskeho prezidenta Dou-
mera, ktorl trinast' hodin od
ran zomrel.
Vrazda Sa udala ma vystavke
knih veteranoy vojny, palaci
Rotschildoyom. L'ahko ranenv
bol spisovatel Farrere direktor
policie Guichard, ktori priskocili
.prezidentoyi ma pomoc.
Gorgulov boil tam chytenv a u
dial, ze yrazdu spachal preto, lebo
Francia neoslobodila Rrlsko cd
bolsevikov. @ sebe poyedal, ze je
vodcom zelenych (agrarnych) fa-
sistov; ze ruskej revoliicii bo-
joval ako proti bolsevikom, tax
j proti bielym vojskam. Pc revo-
lncii utiekol do Prahy, kde w
studoyal "a lekara. 2 Prahy Dol
pred dvoma rokmi vypovedanl
pre- ieho cinnost Francnzska
80, 4 - ~ z = u .
policia yysetruje teraz minulost'
Gorgulova.
Dounaer Dol 75.roent. Noyym
prezideAtcp Frarois je Albert
Lebrun.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-13

Slovaci, vzdel6 l6vajte A IN q
vsdslan$ n6rod n,k hud d6s1io1t' n
CitajteS hnixky - slcvansl =
- lssi1ksj lnisni E
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-13
Slavnost' matiek
v chrame Sv. C..
Rev. Michal Tondra vidal chvalu
Marii, matke Jezisovej W.
zdvihnul ulohu matiek ma zemi.


V nedcl'u, 8. maja vyse sto
diev z osady Sv. Cyrilla a Metho.
da, zahrnujnc i clenkyne C. M.
Octo Girls Clubu a Cy-Me Boys
C1ubu, zliGastnilo sd sv. omSe o
$50 rano a sv. prijimania spolu
S ich matkami, ably tax oslavili
Den Matiek. ...,,.. ~,..,..... ......
Rev. Michal Tondra, kaplan
Rev. Stefana j. Begallu slhzil sv.
omsu kazaI. 3u- III
"Matka" bola predmetom ieho
ducha povznasajlc kazne.
"Svet potrebuje dneska mate
rinsku lasku," hovoril. "Clovek
zapredal svoje nebeske dedictyo
"a misu sosovice. Odvratil svoje
oci cd zasl 'libeneho kral'ovstva
a )hlada pozitoK pritomnosti,
splnenie svojich ziadosti y
Rev. Tondra tiez vidal chvalu
Marii, matkc Jezisovcj. VSetkym
nam je Maria matkou, a jestli sa
len budeme drzat jei ruky; jest
Ii len budeme utekat' k nej S ma
simi ranami. ktore hriech zapri-
cinuje, vsetko bude dobre.
"Blahoslavena Parma pred
stavuje ideal vsetkych zien. Ma
ria je patronkou vsetkych ma
tick. -
Rev. Tondra potion vidal nctu
matkam, vysloviac sa, re s1 ma
strojami V rukach Boha, ably IL
robily svoje domacnosti miestom
krasy a st 'astia: "Je to matka,
ktora je domovom,' zakoncil
Srdcia nasich matiek naplnene
boly st'astim blazenost 'ou, ked'
sa divaly ma tie dojcmne cere-
monte.
nSlavnost' bola krasne prevede-
ma "a pomoci schopnych lradni-
ciek G. NJ. Octo Klubu: 81. Ethel
Kaval, preds. /; 81. Terezia Ilencik,
podpreds.; 81. Elizabeth T. Bud
die, tai; 81. Maria Mandnla, po.
kladnicka a 81. Jozefina Adamko,
straznicka tiez Juraj Kolesar,
predseda Cy-Me Boys Klubu,
pod vodcovstvom starostlivo-
st on n&sho moderatora, Rev. Mi.
chala Tondru.
Els. +. Buddie,
dopisovatel 'ka g. "A. O. G.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-13
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