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Evening star., 1932-02-25
SOCIETY
Mrs. Hoover Leaves for Much-Needed
Rest From Numerous Duties
at White House.

spend a fortnight before sailing fos
London to I'LL his new post.
Representative Allen. T. Treadway
entertained at dinner Tuesday evening
i'll honor of Representative Bertrand H.
Smell Among the guests was Senator
Wallace H. White, jr.
Representative Martin J. Kennedy of
New York entertained at dinner last
evening at the Carlton. His guests in
cluded Senor Don Juan B. Chevalier,
secretary of the legation Of Panama;
Representative Joseph A. Gavagan,
Representative William F. Drummer,
Representative Loring M. Black, Repre-
sentative william J. Granfield, Repre-
sentative John j. O'Connor, Representa-
tive William P. Connery, Representative
Frank Oliver, Representative Andrew
L. Somers, Mr.. Henry Hirsch and Mr..
Frederic Francis.
Mrs J. Charles Linthicum enter
tanned at luncheon Saturday at the
Mayf1ower, in compliment to Sonora de
Prieto, wife of the military attache of
the Cuban embassy, who will sail to-
morrow for Geneva.
The director general of the Pan
OL4OIly LII. .. IbOWCy C11-
tertained at luncheon today at the
Pan American Annex in honor of the
Minister of Honduras, Senor DR.. Celeo
Davila. The guests invited to meet the
Minister were the Undersecretary of
the Treasury, Mr. Arthur A. Ballan-
tine; the Assistant Secretary of State,
Mr.. Francis White; the Assistant Sec
retary of State, Mr.. James Grafton
Rogers; the Assistant Secretary of
State. Mr.. Harvey H. Bundy; Senor DR..
Carlos A. Perdomo, first secretary of
the legation of Honduras; the surgeon
general of the Navy, Rear Admiral
Charles E. Riggs; the commissioner
Of patents, Mr.. Thomas E. Robertson;
the commissioner Of Indian affairs,
Mr. Charles ]. Rhoads; Mr.. Edwin G.
Wilson, chief OF the Latin American
Division Of the Department of State;
Mr.. Richard M. De Lambert Of the De-
partment of State and DR.. William
Manger Of the Pan-American Union.
The commercial secretary Of the
British embassy and Mrs. Leander Nc
Cornick- -Goodhart will entertain at
dinner this evening.
Maj. and Mrs. Parker w. West en-
tertained at dinner last evening in
honor Of the Ambassador of Japan and
Nine. Debuchi. The other guests we're
the Ambassador Of Poland, Mr.. Tytus
Filipowicz; the Minister Of the Irish
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Free State and Mrs Michael MacWhite,
the Minister Of the Union of South
Africa and Mrs. Louw, the commandant
OF the Marine Corps and Mrs. Ben H.
Fuller, the Assistant Secretary of War
and Mrs, Frederick H. Payne, the coun-
Selor Of the Polish embassy and Nine.
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G. d. A. r., was honor guest at
luncheon given by Miss Katrina Har-
vey yesterday at the American Associa-
ton of University Women. Members
of the State Historic Committee, Of
which Miss Harvey is chairman, were
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Mrs. Eldon King and Mrs. Thew John

Mrs. Eldon King and Mrs. Thew John
son.
Mrs. William Bailey Lamar. who mas
oeen at the Mayfiower for seVerai
months. viii leave Washington tomor,
row ior Atlantic City where she Wili
remain about a week before going 10
Mrs. Sidney F. Taliaferro has re-
turned from To-day stay in New YORK
She has as her house guest MIS-
Eleanor Hitchcock.
Mrs. David Stewart Hendrick and
Mrs. Royal McKenna will be at home
tomorrow afternoon for the last time
TINS season. They will be assisted by
Mrs. James H. Patten, Mrs. Avon Ne
vius, Mrs. Walter G. Distler, Mrs HOO
yer Hanger. Mrs. E. D. Edmonston ana
Miss Patti Warf1eld Edmonston of Bal
timore.
The Misses Howry entertained at
luncheon today in honor Of MIS-.
Thomas P. Denham Of Jacksonville,
Fla.
Countess Felicia Gizycka entertained
at luncheon yesterday in New York
for Mrs, Thomas Hitchcock, Mrs Tay-
lor Scott Hardin and Mrs. Peter Cham
bers.
Mrs. Elizabeth Northrop, who makes
her home at the Shoreham, enter
tanned at luncheon today at the Shore
ham. Het guests we're Mrs. Charles
Williamson, Mrs. Blaine Lipscomb,
Mrs. William Wheeler, Mrs. Frederick
Sibold. Mrs. Strickland Gillian, Mrs.
A E. Hoover, Mrs. William Sleet, Mrs.
David Blair, Mrs. Lewis w. Cass, Mrs.
Rush Holland, Mrs. John Leighty Mrs.
H. N. Hickey and Mrs. Paris Brengle.
Mrs. Eldon King entertained at
luncheon today at the Congressional
Country Club and will be hostess again
Thursdays, March 3 and IT.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Foley entertained
at dinner last evening at their home
at 100 T street in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sol Friedman. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Crosley, Mr.. and
Mrs. McGlossen, and Mr.. and Mrs
Mcdonald A bridge game followed
Evening star., 1932-02-25

Mr.. and Mrs. S. Milton Simpson and
their daughter have been the guests of
Mr.. Milton's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ste
phens Magruder Simpson, in their hoscc
in Cherrydale, Va, for a fortnight, and
returned to their home in New York
tuesday. Mr.. S. Milton Simpson for
merly was an attorney In the Depart
Evening star., 1932-02-25

FRS. HOOVER left Washington
MI last evening to spend a week
V in Miami, Fla. She was
4 l. accompanied by Mrs, Edgar
Rickard Of New York, Mrs.
Mark L. sullivan and Capt. and Mrs.
Joel T. Boone.
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ment Of Justice and now Is connected
with q law frm In New York.
Mrs. w. C.. Bacon was hostess to a
party Of seven at luncheon yesterday
at the Carlton.
Miss Helen Harman, State regent, d.
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Mr./and Mrs. Stevens Give
Reception Tomorrow Afternoon.

Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens Give
Reception Tomorrow Afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Cabot Stevens will have
distinguished Republican official wom-
en- informally receiving with them TO-
morrow afternoon in their residence,
with Miss Jean Woodson, Miss Mary
Elizabeth Macarthur, Miss Adelaide
Harley, Miss Elizabeth Edison. Miss VIZ
ginia Glazebrook, Miss Lucille Elliott,
Miss Dorothy Taylor, Miss Sydney
Thompson, Miss Isabel Perry, Miss Eve
lyn Howe, Miss Louise Gwyn, Miss Dor
othy KurtZ, Miss Mary Stuart, Miss Car
oline Jackson and Miss Josephine Parks
of the young Sunshine Aides" OF Gar
field Hospital serving as ushers, With
Mrs. Henry A. Willard in charge.
Serving in the tea rooms will be Nine.
Debuchi, Nine. van Royen, Nine. Ve-
verka, Sonora de Alfaro, Sonora de
Arcaya, Sonora de Chevalier, Nine.
Skalicky, Mrs. Mahoney. Mrs. Morris
Sheppard, Mrs. Sol Bloom, Mrs. VIII
liam Fitch Kelley, Mrs. Frank w.
Mondell, Mrs. Arthur Macarthur, Mrs,
Charles ]. Williamson, Mrs. Wade H.
Ellis, Mrs. E. A. Hartman, Mrs. Whit
man Gross, Mrs Charles E. Riggs,
Mrs. Cloyd Heck Marvin, Miss Vera
Bloom and Miss Meta Evans. Assist
ing hostesses will be Mrs. Clyde B.
Aitchison, Mrs. Jefferson Myers, Mrs.
Ernest H. Daniel, Mrs. Cooper Light
bown, Mrs. Robert Mcneil. Mrs. Lewis
Battle, Mrs. Edward Dixon Hays, Mrs.
Ezra Brainerd, jr.; Mrs. James G.
Wentz, Mrs. Frederick T. F. Johnson,
Mrs. Wallace Witcover, Mrs. Claude
de S. Thomas, Mrs. Benjamin F.
Weems, Mrs Wilson Compton, Mrs.
Ralph Hallett, Mrs. Eugene Woodson,
Mrs. G. H. Elliott, Mrs. Moncure Berg,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Crosley winning the
first prize.
Lenten Lecture Series
To Open Tomorrow Afternoon.

Lenten Lecture Series
To Open Tomorrow Afternoon.
The first lecture Of series on world
art and architecture Of ancient temples
and great churches of the world, being
held in the Chinese room of the Hotel
Mayflower on Friday afternoons during
Lent, viii be given tomorrow afternoon
by Dean George Henry Chase Of the
Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
and professor of archaeology Of Harvard
University. The lectures are being given
under the auspices Of the District of
Columbia Women's Committee for
Washington Cathedral, of which Mrs.
Frank B. Noyes is chairman.
Dean Chase will describe in his lee
ture, which will be illustrated with
beautiful and rare slides showing an
cient temples, notably Assyrian and
Egyptian. The lecture will commence
at 5 o'clock and will last for an hour.
Sir Willmott Lewis, Washington cor
respondent for the London Times. will
introduce the speaker at each Of the
lectures in the series.
Evening star., 1932-02-25

Mrs. Walter B. Douglas of st. Louis,
Mo, Is staying at the Shoreham for a
few days, after which she will visit
Gen. and Mrs. Cooke Of Tidewater. Nd.
Evening star., 1932-02-25

Maj. and Mrs. Parker w. West en-
tertained at dinner last evening in
honor of the Ambassador of Japan and
Nine. Debuchi. The other guests were
the Ambassador Of Poland, Mr.. Tytus
FilipoWicg; the Minister of the Irish
Evening star., 1932-02-25

Judge Marion de Vries was among
those who entertained informally at
luncheon yesterday at the Carlton.
Evening star., 1932-02-25

Judge and Mrs. Charles c. McChord
have as their guests at the Mayhower
Mrs. j. M. Carrico and Miss Louise
Grundy of Louisville, KY.
Evening star., 1932-02-25

Mrs. Eldon King entertained at
luncheon today at the Congressional
Country Club and will be hostess again
Thursdays, March 3 and IT.
Evening star., 1932-02-25

MRS: Sidney F. Taliaferro has re-
turned 1rom To-day stay in New Iork'
Sne mas as her house guest MIS-.
Eleanor Hitchcock.
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sokolowska, and Mrs. Jacob Leander
Loose.
Mai. and Mrs. West viii be at home
informally Sunday afternoon after 4
o'clock.
Mrs. Alfred A. Wheat, wife Of the
chief justice OF the District Supreme
Court, has been compelled to cancel all
social engagements for the remainder
of the season, while recovering from her
recent serious illness.
Evening star., 1932-02-25

The commercial secretary Of the
British embassy and Mrs. Leander Nc
Cormick- Goodhart will entertain at
dinner this evening.
Evening star., 1932-02-25

The newly appointed Ambassador to
Great Britain, Mr.. Andrew w. Mellon,
has gone to Augusta, Ga, where he will
Evening star., 1932-02-25

The Secretary of War and Mrs. Hur-
lev will be the guests in whose honor a
dinner will be given this evening at
the Mayfower by the Assistant Secre-
tarv of War and Mrs. Frederick h
Payne and Assistant Secretary of War
and Mrs. F. Trubee Dawson.
Evening star., 1932-02-25

The Misses Howry entertained at
luncheon today in honor of Mrs.
Thomas P. Denham Of Jacksonville,
Fla.
Evening star., 1932-02-25

Countess Felicia Gizycka entertained
at luncheon yesterday in New York
for Mrs, Thomas Hitchcock. Mrs. Tay-
lor Scott Hardin and Mrs. Peter Cham
berS.
Evening star., 1932-02-25

The Ambassador of Peru, Senor Don
Manuel de Freyre Santander, will en-
tertain at dinner this evening in the
embassy
Evening star., 1932-02-25

The Minister Of Hungary Count
Iaszlo Szechenyi, has gone to CUBA TO
spend a fortnight.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-02
st 'astni dedicia

y Benson, IT., zomrel Nemec
I karl & Laqle.nstein j vzdor fomn,
Y 81 II ri zziitl'ote Tote NAL dohre, .nrzane-
ichal majetkn, Jeho- l,1radie bolo
rezpredane ma licitacii, kel ie-
den stolar prehliatlal stol ra tel
drazbe, nasiel \ nom l.klyts $50.
600, ktore teraz dedieia \ Meme.
.cku dostan1. .
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-02

Willo vycital.
Potom pc anglicky recnil Mr..
George Pipoly 2 Campbell, kto.
ry blahozelal cerkvi.
Pan Jozef G.. Vascak recnil 20
slovensky talk. ze sa ludia hodne
nasmiali jeho zartoln. ,E
Pan Schultz, polrabnik, rec
nil po sloyensky, vinsujlc du-
chovnemu otcovi yel'a zdaru, al
parafijanom.
Rev. j. Hromjak srdecnou re-
eou po slovensky po anglicky
pod 'akoval svojim oltarnym bra
tom, sudcom al host 'om a tax i
parafijanom, krlzku. al mladi-
kom, ktori hrali, kucharkam ali
tym, ktore yyslnhovaly.
PrlJem na tomto pomatnom
bankete Dol odhadnnty na okolo
1000 dolarov. Ma jubilejnn oslavu
nrispelo Cislo 494. Sojedinenia
darom 200 dolarov a Gislo IA. So
kola Sojedinenia darom 100 dola-
ROY. Il,
Cerkey Sv. Nikolaja zalozena
bola q januara 1912. Prvy nrad
cerkvi Dol Stefan I4iska St. pred.
seda; Michal CeBnla, taiomnik;
Jozef Bujnak, pokladnik; Jan
Gran Stefan Brincko, Stefan BaT
kos ST., d6vernici. .0
Terajsi iirad je:. Jan BennpN
predseda; Stefan sGnrko, taionr
nix; Andrej Tirpak, pokladnfk;
Jurai Bros, iictovnik; Jan Gran,
,Jozef Brincko a Mirhal Petrns,
d6vernfci. zprdvodaj.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-02
Pre- $22 dlhu majetok i diva zivoty.

S,alo sa to Polomke Slovensku Ista Polol-
calka naroha klcne dhu 700 korn (asi $22) krc-
mar zazaoval sud ochotne povol lcitaciu vdova pri
sa majetok vaj Gene 10000 koriin. Kdpeny Dol
600 kol1in ($1S).
Ma tejto lcitacii prisio k strelbe. Polomcania sa
vzblili nechceli dovolt ably pre- $22 prisa vdova
najetok. Zandar tie ivory bez srdca tt zvl robot Wy
strei, zabijuc dvoch raniac jedneho Sovaka.
Toto je zaste povazenia hodna udalost. repub
like ktorej cele stojf vodca humanistov ktoli ma
yladu demokraticki polosocialistck Keby to bolo
stalo Cine aebo Afrike, sve by 81 toho nevsimnu
Ale krajne, hlasanej najosvetenejsiu najspolia
danejsiu najpokrokovejsiu, nail 'udskejsiu samom
srdci Europy.
kto je zodpovedny? Me ii zandari, ale ia byrokra
ca, ktor repu,liku hris TO stane iradnictvo ktor6
nenla citu koremu je itera zakona bonom Ale nepria
sll zodpovedf vsetci vladari Hradu lebo oni
viedli centralisticky byrokrathmus republike.
Stlicl 'aj, strel'aj1, hab1 Slovakom lnajetky, pr
pravujl ch ziyobytie - Slovaci zali zifalstvc
co este MAUI prepijajd...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-02
Jubilejny banket
(Dokoncenie $ !. strany.)

poroyak. DO len tax m0ze dostat
pochvalu cd druhych l'udi.
DIR. Belas Farrell tiez recnil
po anglicky a poukazal, ze dru-
he narody sa tesla 70 svojei vie
ry, tax i my name sa tesit' 70
svojej.
Mlady advokat Stefan Gary a
ucitel na Memorial High skole
" Campbell, pyytal mladikoy, a.
by nezapomfnali ma til pracu, kto
ra i'm prinalezi, ale zeby sa dali
do prace robili kol'ko len mozu
"a til krasnu cerkev, Re by boil
ma pomoci mlademu duchovnemu
otcovi.
Advokat Juraj Prokop poye-
dial zartovn1 rec, ze ked advo-
kat zrobi znyl 'ku, tax je broke
ked' doktor zrobi zmyPku, tax
no pohrebe, ale ked' sudca zrobi
zmyl 'ku, TAX sa stane . toho "a
kon.
Advokat Jozef Friedman rec
nil po slovensky, ze by rad byt'
pritomny na 4o-rocnom jubilep-
me- A1tmz poyedal zartoyn1 thi-,
stosiu, ako sarisani I naSli Ame-
riku, 2 coho bolo moe sniechu.
Advokat Jan a. Willo Dol vel'-
mi radostny lebo llasiel jeden
papier, .ktorS ztratil Mr. Fried-
man 9. ma tom papieri. bofa napi-
sana duclaplna rec, ktorl Mr..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-02
z NASICH BIED A UTRPEN1.
o rozvodnych vodcoch.

Ze N.Y. americki Sovac vsetkom len tax habkame
pridou je fakt re nemame jednotneho ciel vodcu,
ktorl by mas k neml viedol g. l..s.x
My name vodcov, ale ME vodcu. jestli by SINE no
al mali, tax no neuznavame, 1leposuchane
Ano, name vodcov ale takych (cest' vynimkamD co
sanl potrebud yodcu A dosial' nikomt nepodalilo
posadit to vyvysene 1esto ktore by tt ostan
yodcovia tctou pozerali.
My Slovaci SINE boil TAX vychovanf. Mas nepriaelia
trhal DELHI, ably mad nami lahko panovai. A nem0ze
akos prevychovat. ~
Noi vzdor tomu by mohli sa niecim preukazat
ako mnulosti preukazali, keby sne ked w ME
vodcovi mali lctu ,snesenam, ktore kongresoch
a schodzach prijmeme. L. 1@<, 49,.
Ale poslednych rokoch talk sa drzime tych unese-
III, ako vodcov Ignorujeme ich, vysmievame sa i'm,
mlcme 0 Mich -,
Preco? "' ",'..
Mech odpovedia ii, ktori tax drzia.
Take iste po1nery, AXE panujd medzi 'vacslni' vod
can, vladnu medz mensmi'. We'd sa maju cd koho
ucit
Ale kde sa tax zaslo vidime dnes vsetc. Nastala
medzi nam hnloba, rozklad sletli mas supi, alb.
vyzierri l,se troby mao koho preto svedone hryze
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-02
Ro6HIalls YsN.

nixch vol,bkch Mad,ari, Tak to
J osroS ~; rsoao hovor;.
Kehv sme ;cb nenoznal; skoro
hv sma I'M ,,rer;l; Ala on; s,m;
.
~. r,,
,a,: ,,,.4, ~
aa,,as :aaa
assI ~ =,
~ y,
- 1., ur:,, ,1 ~
hodavat, 4 sn,a,oeil;r,, al, =,
zaf Fr;odmon noaoro1, t;os s;a
mn nosnravodl;vost,
Noa,
So ~ -. .-.1.,. :,
s6 +;os pie -. ,
| nos;oh ahsa .-,,:,..
dan,o,,,,4or
/ TAX q yidi 20 +en+o lnn,,.o,
speritu zpoza uh1a vvkons nro
1 dsa ieden zazralx - nrama,i Va
1 du ma nivo
4 K5m Amerika davala hol,
pozehnayana ! blahos,ayen,
at
\ Nesmieme zahudnnt' ~ Ann.
rika nedostala ziadnn knr;st,
Francia inc kraiinv dost,lv
vel'mi cenne nemeck6 kolon;o
Afrike q inda /. L,.,n.;o as.
skeho ndolia GO valecnii nahra
du. Preto ma;,, so nI,t, ,
nam nadavat, k1a, .; ntt.no
co nam n,tr;
Winston Churchill ,,,l;eL1
statnik nanisal ln;bu = Ltora;
pise O ziyJch rohotocb n,,d,ooh
bez vlastna; valo, c;4; i, !:
| ponysleni ze daco tak1h, h,'do
! meme v bulncnosti
keby 81 lcpsie ysin,nuI y;aol
by. ze ziytch robotov nam. +o
/ raz Wac. nez ie zdravo l,u,l.t,u
/
n
i je "a kv6dra
h Mrs, Edward uorn;;,u No,
/ Haven Conn norod;,, stro,..ta
! Pribohaty dar ' tieto ch,dohns
l easy!
n
FederaIna elektrarpisk, ), k,m;-
| sia sa zradlkalciIa. Dala statn II.
\ linois povolenie ma fri statno .
j lektrarne. Znak casu ! Z; n;et
lepsieho mad dobrt dzab md
buddcim prezidentom
/.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-02
z RECI ADV. JANA "A. WILLU
ma Washingtonovej oslave "a. noveInbra.

Vzbudeny Dol duch Ouporus
duch slobody vzduch Dol pre-
plneny elektrinou revolucle.
/ Westinghouse sa bolo tazko ln-
| cit S matkou vlast 'on, ale Anglia
| bola hlucha oproti rozumnym do
| vodom. Materska vlast alebo
| ME, hlas svedomia no natll ma
| sledovat chodnilS prirodzensch
| a vseobecnych pray cloveka. svo-
| lany boil prvy kolonialny kon'
gres. On boil delegMom Virgil
| ME. Uder Anglicanov Lexlng
| TON padol - l'ud, v obrane svol-
| no maietku, svojich ziyotov
svoiich spravodlivych pray hrnlc
lsa do zbrane synovia Juhu pri-
dayain sa k synom Severn - Vol
ma ie neodvratitel ma. Prvy "a
kon prirody veil Westinghouse
vytiahnut' sabl'u posvy sta
va sa hlavnym velitel ON ameri-
ckych vojsk do radov daya
krotkych rol'nfkov premiena
; ich temer cez noe na udatnyci
vojakov. Jeho odhodlanost Je
vel - ieho zrak jasny = Je-
ho drzanie sebavedome nadse-
: ne - jeho rozvaha tmavych
hodinach nebezpecia je zdrava.
; Nasledujd .rychlom pofadi:
oblezenie Bostonu Britmi, vyhna-
. ME Britov Bostonu = bitka ma
. Long Islande majstrovsky u
! stup do New Yorku = bitka ma,
y Harlem Heights bitka pri
J. White Plains - vchod do New
+ Jersey = pamatne prekrocenie
: Delaware rieky ciernej decem-
y brovei noel ia hvizd DANA yetru "a
~ prevaloyania sa kroy 'adu - IL
10 tok Ma Trenton = bitka pri Prin-
. cetone - vyhnanie Britov New
u Jersey = pochody ma Philadel-
ia phiu - zrucnost', ktorou zacha
DIAL so svojou arma dou pri Bran
a dywine Germantown hroz-
v ne zimovanie vo Valley Forge
o. ked' chudoba kolonii zabranila
20 dat obuv na bose nohy yojakov
ej pokrm do ich prazdnych zalnd
lie kov, a saty IA ich nahe chrbaty
a vzdor tomu tvrdosijne udrza
,,ei ttito strategickl poziciu - bitk;
nj pri Monmouth, kde obratiI ustlr
pujtcu ciaru proti vacsim silan
- ilstup Britov New Jersey
'>' White Plains - take zimovani
pri Morristown - kampan York
toWnu, ktorn sam yyplanoval ;
previedol, d vZdanie sa Cornwall
lisa - po siedmich rokoch voj
ny, V ktorej on, ma cele necvicct
=. nych dobroyol 'nlkov, hladnvc
~ sEoro IA smrt', otrhanych skor
do naha, a ktorych zbrane mu
ct nfcia neboly hodny toho mens
"A premanevroval a porazil cyice
wy nych vojakov veteranskyah GO
neralov Europy. On je oslobodi
DOL tel svoJej vlasti = l'ud Sever
ato nej Ameriky ME ie viac eiastko
tie d'alekeho kral 'ovstva = Amerik
so je slobodna = Amerika je naro
ko- dom.
Dva fazy Dol jednohlasne w
nil brany vol'nym narodom "a prez
uz- denta - bezpecne vedie naro
,ku cez prve nebezpecne roxy - d
ain fudu ustanovizne, ktorych l'ud
:ov ske blaho plynie, zavedie DC
zehnan1 vladu zakona poriad
ku celej krajine. Neprivoli sl,
ut dlhsie a T. marca 1897 od
chadza do zatisia silkromneho Ii
vota do Mount Vernon, kde, Il
90 decembra 1899. po jednodnove
nemoci, odchadza do toho yerkt
no Neznama; prehlaseny "a sspr
keJ veho vo yojne, prveho Y mieri
tn, prveho Y srdciach svojich spolu
je ylastencov''
ro- ~
j. A zaklady, ma ktorych Wash
~ ington zalozil Ameriku sd tai
q, zdrave, ze po vyse stopaf'desia
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-02

" obdive, laske llcte k anne
rickym tradiciam americkym
idealom vyroyna sa americky Slo-.
yak ktoremukol 'vek spoluobca-
novi.
v patriotizme neprevysi ame-.
rickeho Slovaka ziaden spoluob-
can.
Amerikanizmus americkeho SlO.
vaka je zdravy az do kostl. A.
mericky Slovak obraba podu A
meriky, pracuje jeJ dielnach,
doluje uhlie a rndu V jeJ ba-
mach, pomahal vybudovat zelez'
nic Ameriky, tvoril bohatstva A..
meriky, zalozil svoj domov v A.
merike, vychoval svoju rodinu v
Amerike, prispel k formovanlu
duse Ameriky a V hodine potreby
ochotne obetoval svoj zivot, svoJ
majetok, svoje vsetko "a Ameri-
ku = a, ako vzdy Dol, tax je j
teraz hodnym clenom vel'keho a.
merickeho. naroda. ....
Je tedy len prirodzene, ably na
znak svojho praveho Amerika-
nizmu clenstvo Narodneho Slo.
venskeho Spolku a pridruzenycl
spolkov a klubov, zijuce V tejtc
vel'kej priemyselnej rol'nlcke.
doline pozdlz brehov lenivej Ma.
honing rieky, sa sislo tax, axe
SINE sa tu dnes sisli a spolu IS mi
| lionami spoluobcanov Amerika
nov V celej krajine oslavili dve
storocie narodenia sa toho nevy
rovnatel 'neho, najmilovanejsieh
zastancu l'udskej slobody, toh'
znameniteho zakladatePa nase
slavnej republiky, toho najpred
nejsieho Americana - Juraj
Washingtona.
Historic nam hovori. ze V ks
, zdom veku narodeni boil a V,
chovani Bozskou Prozretel'nt
st 'ou zastancovia utlacenych pr
ii tyranom, na zlomenie zelezn,
v6le utlacitel'ov a ma vyveden
). sp1tanych Z otroctva.
A tax Bob, v Jeho nekonecn
dobrote, pozehnal americly /
: Washingtonom.
: Doyolte mi nacrtat' niekol !
rysov Washingtonovho zivota.
Muz, ktory bol predurceny
zakladatel'a a osloboditel' a Am
riky, uzrel svetlo dila pred DIV
4 sto rolzmi, %. februara 1872
O dedine Bridges Creek, IA Eel
= nych brehoch tichei Potomac r
Ky V peknom State Virginii.
Preskoeme jeho prve roxy de
} stva, ktore boly jednoduche.
q preskocme jeho roxy vychov
n ktora bola len elementarna.
|. Co dvadsat 'rocny mladfk b
! az podplukovnikom a sloro IA
), uz plukovnlkom potion velit
Pom vojska Virginie, ktore
zdarom bojovalo vo franuzsk
l. indianskych vojnach.
Ked' sa tieto vojny yo Virgil
= skoncily, zanechal vojensku SIT
/ bu dvadsiatomsiesiom rol
Dol w zastupcom | l'udu, term
"a termlnom, v snemovni volic
! Virginie.
Vo veku dvadsat sedem rok
uzavrel manzelsky sv;izok s M;
tou Dandrige Gusts.
O nejakych patnast rokov Z
e Gala sa jeho narodna kariera.
Il Je rok 1774.
} Dl'a zallladnych zasad britsk
h nstayy, dom kazdeho kolonist
: mech je ten najchudobnejsi,
jeho kastiePom, chranenym pl
ii nezakonitemu vniknutiu a !,
zdy kolonista NAL zabezpecer
Z pade obvinenia 70 zlocin
I pravo sddn porotcami Z jel
okruzia, ziadna kolonia nema
z byt' odanena bez zastdpenia