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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-09
We Might Be Honest With Our
Youth

The commencement Sp e ker Is
abroad in the land again these days
and II his task is a little easier this
year than it has been for some time
it is still the kind Of job that might
make a strong man quail.
In the old days it was fairly simple
The speaker had only to get up and
begin telling the youngsters about the
innumerable opportunities that were
ahead Of them, and how hard work
and honesty would bring their newt
able reward.
Then, when he saw the younger
members of the class getting restless
he could shut it off and sit down.
contented.
But OF late years it has been Diff
terent.
Opportunities for young graduates
have been anything but innumerable
during the last three or four years
There are plenty of young men in
America today who got their diplo-
mas four years ago who haven't been
able to get jobs since then-although
many of them needed jobs very badly.
since their fathers were out OF work.
Nor have hard work and honesty
carried their usual premiums. It's all
very well to talk about them, but
when q depression forces your en-
ployer out Of business and your Job
dissolves beneath you, you're left
holding the sack just as II you had
been time-server and conniver.
OF course, things are better now.
There is reason to hope that they
will be even better a year from now
But the commencement speaker Is
still on the spot.
Perhaps his best course would SIM
ply be to 60 honest and say some
thing like this:
4 have lot OF crust, addressing
you youngsters, because you can't help
seeing that my generation just doesn't
know how to run the country de-
Gently.
Some of you will find jobs, II
you're lucky; the rest will sit around
the house and wonder what its all
about. I don't mind telling you that
I've been wondering the same thing
for several years.
while you're wondering, you might
stop to think that this country Is able
to raise so much food that everybody
could have all he wants to eat. It's
able to make enough clothing for
everybody, enough shoes, enough
vacuum cleaners. enough automobiles
enough houses, enough Of everything
you can think OF.
There isn't really much excuse fol-
US to have unemployment and pow
erty and want. except our own stu
pidity.
IF you youngsters can figure out
a way to get the wheels turning full
speed, the country will be very CRATE
full to you-if it doesn't put you In
Jail. At any rate, I wish you lots Of
luck"
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SYNOPSIS

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PRECIPITATION

For Bismarck station:
Total this month to date 1.2e
Normal, this month to date -. los
Total, Jan. LIST to date .......... 24a
Normanl, Jan. LIST to date ....... 6.7l
Accumulated defcy. to date 49,. 4.2e
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Weather Report
FORECAST

For Bismarck and vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Sunday; not much
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PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE
BY William Brady, NJ. D.

Signed personal health hygiene not to disease
will Brady stamped
written
made conforming instructions
Address DR.. William Brady, in this
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1934-05-25

register bv appearing before
county clerk at his OFFICE o. any Gay
legal holidavs between the
hours OF 9 a. III. and S d. M.
ANY elector living nor nan ten
miles from the court house may reg
isteI bv appearing before n notary
public or Justice of the a wynn
the county. or bv appearing. before
the dsnutv REGISTRAR a nDGintsd BY the fe
register electors in his own precinct.
Electors are advised that if w fheg
VAS held on TUESDAY. November 9Th.
1882. they need not re 10 Sase at 9tha +
coming election. they must register
as above provided fo:
ANY elcctor having moved from tn"
precinct where originally registered
must have his registration transferred
to the precinct in which he now ives.
Dated at Hardin. Montana. this 26th
dav of April. 1884.
HARRY Z. cox.
county Clerk and Ex-offiCio Registrar
of Big Horn County. Montana.
Pub. Apr. 81. Nav 4-11-1S-25. June l
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1934-05-25
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
SERVICES NEXT SUNDAY

10 a. m. Sunday school. This is
Missionary Sunday. There will be
a missionary talk.
II a. m. Morning worship. The
pastor will preach and the choir
will sing an anthem. "Er isto" by
Schumann will be the offertory
duet by Mrs. Maddox and Mrs.
Hannant. All are welcome who
wish to worship here.
$50 p. m. The Senior C. E. will
make plans for sending a delega-
ton to the summer assembly at
Camp Mimanagish on the Boulder,
at next Sundays meeting.
REV. N. E. HANNANT.
Pastor,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1934-05-25

SHAME. and al! other persons. I'M
knows. claiming or who might claim
,,N. -ttt title. estate. or interest
-. or lien or encumbrance upon.
IN, :'Al described in the
rrn!.l4int. or INV thereof. adverse
tn I!tint'ff"s own"rshin. or any
cloud unon plaintiffs title thereto.
aitrthcr such claim or possible
clnrn i've present Or contingent. in
C!"'ii"G any claim or possible claim
g. tower. inchoate or accrued. De-
hniantS.
THE STATE OF MONTANA TO TIL
.ATH'Et: NAMED DEFENDANTS
MI TO Nil OTHER PERSONS
UNKNOWN:
GHEETl\G:
You are hereby summoned to an
Sw"" TIE COMPLAINT ~ this action
which is filed in the office of the clerk
y: rims court. and 20 file your answer
and serve 4 COW thereof upon the
l;aiHi:.f'S attorney within twenty DAYS
A IT." ~ service OF this Sur,mons. tx
r~lusiv.' Of the dav OF service: and in
rts" OF voMr failure 10 prear or an
~v.." nIi"tnent will be taken against
v,u wv default. for the relief ia
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proup. Joseph F. Sullivan, super

group. Joseph F. Sullivan, super
intendent of the recovery plant
of the diamond exhibit where the
blue ground from the mines IS
washed and the diamonds caught.
will have the unusual distinction
of travelling 10000 miles in order
to go to work. He will arrive at
the fair May %, after having
come halfway around the world
from the Debeers Consolidated
mines at Kimberly. South Africa.
Although 300 gallons of water
will flow each minute over an
eight-foot mill wheel in the
Black forest village, the appa-
ratus will actually be powered by
an electric motor.
The American FLYER company
exhibit has been moved from the
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manded in the complaint. This ac-
ton is brought for the purpose of
auieting title in the plaintiff to the
land situated in Big Horn COUNTY.
Montana. and described as follows:
Northwest uuarter (NWH) Of Sec
ton TWENTY-FIVE (25). Township Six
'i6) South. Range T~hirtv-nine (39)
k:.st ~. r. NJ. .
WITNESS nv hand n the seal
of said court his e6th daS OF April.
1894.
tSeal) r. F. ROSS. Clerk.
QUINN. & MADDOX. Attorneys for
Plaintiff.
Pub. Nav H.. IS. IS. June /. 1884.
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SHERIF'F''S SAIL:
HARRIET DATE. Plaintiff.


PHILLIP BROOKS AND GRACE: NJ.
BROOKS. his wife. Defendants.
TO BE SOLD AT SHERIFF"S SALE.
On the End dav of June A. -. 1884.
at Two O'Clock y. H.. at the front
door of the court house at Hardin.
County of Big Horn. state OF Mon
tana. the following described real
property. to-wit:
Lot Seven 60. and the South Halt
of the Southwest Quarter (ShSWA)
and the Northwest Quarter of the
Southwest Quarter (NWASWA Of
Section Thirtv-five (35) in Township
Two ca North Of Range Thirty
three (33) East NJ. p. NJ. (ess one
acre along the north line Of said
premises for ROADWAY co tdaahaE
with 100 shares of the capital stock
Of the Big Horn Low Line Ditch
Company. a corporation:
Sheriff. Big Horn County: Montana.
Dated May 10. A.. D. 1894.
pub. Nay II. IL. IS. June l. 1884,.
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Enchanted island to more COM
modious quarters in the Travel
and Transport building in order
to be with the real trains. Ad-
ditiona. switch controls will be
provided Cor the benefit of the
children. who were often elbowed
aside last year. by adults eager
20 operate the worlds largest
miniature railway system.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1934-05-25
NOTICE OF CLOSE
OF REGISTRATION

Notice is hereby given that the
registration FOR the Primary Nomi-
MATING Election to be hold on Tues,
dav. the 18th dav OF july. 1884: Will
clos" Oil SATURDAY.. jane End. 1884. at
;, ~. N.
All electors are hereby notified
that If they live within ten miles Of
the court house in Hardin. they must
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1934-05-25
EVERYTHING IN READINESS
TO OPEN NEW WORLDS FAIR
Century of Progress at Chicago,
Will Reopen Saturday,
May 26.

To celebrate fittingly the open
ing of the new Worlds Fair at
Chicago on May 26, more than
10000 military marchers led by
Maj.-Gen Roy D. Keehn, as grand
marshal, will parade, according
to plans completed by the nan
agement of the exposition.
The ceremony will be as brief
as is consistent with the impor-
lance of the occasion. With the
exception of university bands, the
parade will consist entirely OF
units of a military nature.
In addition to cups and medals.
prizes totaling $4,000 will be
awarded florists making the best
displays of cut flowers in the hor-
ti%cultural exhibit on Northeriy
island. Planting is actively I'M
der way in the four acres of
gardens. The Society of American
Florists is sponsoring the exhibit.
The farmers difficult lot will
be made easier if the Internal
tional Harvester company's new
exhibit at the fair is a true
glimpse of the future of agri-
ture. A driverlesS, radio-con-
trolled tractor will pillow and har-
row in daily demonstrations in
an open area adjacent to the
foods and agriculture building on
Northerly island.
Miracle guns that shoot lights
on instead of OFF. and ultraviolet
rays that reveal invisible cOiOrS
are among the many amazing
novelties to be demonstrated lr
the General Electric company'S
House of Magic" The rest Of
the exhibit has been divided into
a series Of demon trat:on rooms
where visitors will see expert
ments in pure science which were
the forerunners of modern cleo
trical devices.
An added exhibit to the Sears,
Roebuck company display at the
main entrance to the fair grounds
is a model house Of the type that
can be bought in sections and
erected by the buyer. It will con-
tain five rooms. showing the be-
ginning of a sixth. and will be
furnished completely with house
hold goods made by the company.
The popularity of lake trips
with visitors to last years A
Century of Progress Exposition
has caused officials Of the fair to
make arrangements for adequate
steamship service for all kinds OF
lake trips.
All-expense tickets to the fair,
including hotel reservations. ad-
mission to the grounds. a Chicago
sightseeing tour, and transporta-
ton to and from the railway sta
ton, have again been arranged
by the American Express COM
pany. More than 1905 900 persons
took advantage Of this conven-
lent. trouble-saving plan for see
ing the exposition. The tours
run as low as $3.50 per day per
person.
Merrymakers will find new
thrills, new rides. new fun houses
and new restaurants along the
brand new Midway section on
Northerly island, where five acres
have been set aside just south OF
the Adler Planetarium and con-
tinuing to the end of the states
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NOTICE = SECOND INSTNI.MENT
1888 TAXES DELINQUENT
MAY 81, 1894

is hereby given thnt .hn
second installment of the 1898 t3vrs
Big Horn County Montana. arc nov
due and pavable. and unless paid on
or before five o'clock y. IN. Nav 81.
1884. will become dolinuuent.
WALTER HAMMER.
County Treasurer
Pub. Nav 4. II. 10 o. 1874
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1934-05-25

The Senior c. E. of the Congre-
gational church entertained the c..
E. of the Crow Agency Baptist
church at a picnic supper at
Black Lodge Falls. last Sunday af-
ternoon.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1934-05-25
:, MMONS FOR PUBLICATION

In the District COurt Of the Thir-
tcrnth Ju licial District Of the
state of Montana. in and for the
County Of BIZ Horn.
\kI.t.S Il. FOLEY. Plaintiff.
CARL, RANKIN. pIEl.IC ADMI\IS-
TrATnE ~ ADMINISTRATIVE
81: TIRE ESTATE OF NANCY T..
SHANE, DECREASED. II ION e.
SHINE. ~o'h'rWisr known as l.. e..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-23
1000, 900 zostane
ma CWA pracach
V Youngstowne bude pomerne
menej l'udf preptst 'ane z CWA
pr&c. .

Podla rozhodnutia prezidenta,
maly byt' do l. maja prepustene
vsetky styri miliony robotnikov,
zamestnanych ma CWA pracach,
ale sa teraz z Washingtonu o.
znamuje, ze jeden million robot.
nfkov bude podrzane i nad'alej
v tejto praci, lebo MET vel'kych
vyhpadov, zeby 81 nasli indie
pracu. Ktorf budd prepusteni
a pracu 81 nenajdu, budd pod.
porovani dobrocinnymi ustano-
viznami s prispenim vlady.
v Youngstowne bolo v ponde'
lok prepustene 1857 CWA ro'
botnikov. Ale sa hovori, ze DIAL
Sic prep1st 'anie bude obmedze'
ne prevadzane, lebo tito robot.
nici nemaj1 modnosti Sd najst
indie zamestnanie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-23
Konferencia SLOW.
knazov v Bedford
Biskup McFadden prftomnt.
Rev. Jan Kandrat predsedom .
Rev. Jan Hreha podpredsedom.

Slovenakf knazi clevelandskej
diocezie, sdru6eni ' konferencii,
mali po tieto dni V Bedford, O.
v klastore slovenskych sestie1
r&du sv. Vincenta sch6dzu, ma
ktorej bral beast pomocny BIZ
skup, osvp, James A. McFad'
den. Pojednavalo sa hlavne 9
buducej vyrocnej putt k svatyni
Fanny Marie Levo6skej v Bed
ford, ktora bola urcena ma dni
"a. julia. Biskup tiez apeloval
ma knanov, ably sa postarali
dusevne potreby 5000 Slovakos
v Toronto, Canada.
Rev. Jozef Krispinsky, du
chovny osady Nsv. Trojice ze
Struthers, predsedal.
Novy nrad Konferencie je
Rev. Jan Kandrac Warren
predseda; Rev. Jan Hreha, po
mocny duchovny osady Mens
Jezis ma Steelton, podpredsedas
Rev. Celestin DreNler, O.S.B.
| tajomnik; Rev. Jozef Bresnyai
[E-IAalEewoodv G. Q.,-polrladnfk
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-23
Maria Snigovsky,
pionierka, zomrela
Bola xakladatel'kou dvoch os&d,
lila tn 45 rokov.

Ease mas opustila jedna 20 "a.
kladateliek nasej slovenskej ko-
Ionic v Mahoning doline. PAM
Maria Smigovsky (. 1886 Mid
land Ave-, zomrela v sobotu We
Ger, II. februara vo veku Is ro.
kov. Jej manzel, Jan Smigovsky
predisiel ju ma vecnost' pred
piatimi rokmi.
Pani Smigovska bola jednou
tych starsich pionierok sloven-
skych v Mahoning doline, osa.
diac sa tuna pred As rokmi. Bc-
la zakladajdcou clenkynou osa'
dy sv. Cyrila a Metoda, prvei
slovenskej osady tuna a potom
stala sa zakladajIcou clenkynou
osady Mena Jezis ma Steelton
kde byvala. BOla tBez udkynOu
G. 169. IKSzJ. a Oltarneho Spoil
ku pri osade Mena Jezis. Opla
kava ju dcera, pani Jurajova
Baluch, stvoro vnIcat, troje pra
vndcat a svagrina pani Maria
Novotny tuna a d'alsia rodina Y
Pittsburghu.
Pohrab Dol utorok rano
domu sm1tku q chramu Mens
Jezis. Pohrabne obrady odbavi
Rev. Stefan Kocis. Pochovans
bola "a vel'kej lcasti sm1tiaceht
obecenstva naCalvary cintorfne
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-23
WURLITZER OTVORIL
NOVH PIANO SALON

Znamy hudobnfcky obchod
Youngstowne, Wurlitzer Co., &
ITO e. Federal St., otvoril v u
torok ma 8. podlahe noyy, mad
herne fupraveny q zariadeny pi.
anovy salon. Izba bola uncle
cky vymal'ovana a oodobenA q
v utorok slavnostne otvorena a
vel'kej 1casti obecenstva.
Mur&lnu NAL 'bu tejto izby,
previedol umelec Ralph Ellis.
Zariadenie je take, ako prednei
isby, zeby kupuj1ci piano, mo-
hli 81 predstavit', ako bude Wy.
zerat' v ich izbe.
PoGas otvorenia tohto salonu
boil zvlaStny radio program '
miestnej WKBN stanici.
N. j. Dunn. spravca planove.
ho oddelenia tohto obchodu ca
vyslovi, j. nova isba je tou maj.
krajsou, akd kedy videl Y maj
prednsj6fch hudo2nych obcho-
doch.
William McKinley Poole j.
hlavnym spravcom tohto obcho.
du, ktory dlva prilexitost' die
tkam naucit' 90 Sdarma hrat' ~
piano j "a intch budobntch NJ
I I " Y ssss
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-23
Nernecko ponlka
CSR. 1O-r. s1nluvu
Je podobn& smluve, ktord u1a-
vrslo Nemsoko . Pol'skom.

2 Berlina oznamujd, ze meme.
cka vlada v blfzkych dnoch
predlozi cesko-slovenskej vlade
navrh ma uzavretie 1OLrocnej
smluvy priatelstva, podobnej
tel, aku uzavrela nedavno {
Popskom. Nemecko okrem tohc
je vraj ochotne uznat' cesko.
nemecke hranicc ma saskej a ba.
vorskej strane.
Zahranicny minister CSR., dr.
Benes Dol po tieto dni Parizi
kde sa a'kiste radil, ii ma prijat'
nemecku. nabidku. Pred ash me.
siacom sa osvedcil v Parizi, ze
CeskoS Slovensko stoji 8 Fran.
ciou "a kazdych okolnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-23
Novf oB6AN1A sLovAc1

Okresny sudca j. II. G. Lyon
udelil minuleho ty5dha obcian-
ake papiere nasledovnym Slova-
kom a Slovenke: Andrej Hand
loyic z Montgomery Ave-, Z.
Martin, s. Maryland Ave-, Ma
tel Siva6ko, Campbell, Jan Bed
narcik. Erie ST., Stefan Elencik,
Struthers, Angela Machel, n.
Bellevista Ave-, Stefan Macuga,
Struthers, Juraj Vavrek, Cath.
crime st. a Jan MajoNsky, Man
haitian Ave. Vsetkym blaho&ela.
mel
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-23
STATNA ZAKoNODARNA
oDR06ENA DO 6. MARCIA

Statna zakonodarna "a rozisla
minuleho tyzdna a bude znovu
svolana ma 6. marca, kedy bude
treba vyniest' danove zakony.
Ma terajsom zasadnuti zakono.
darna sa postarala o starobnt
penziu, odhlasujdc $4,000, 900 ma
ten lGel q o chudobne Skolsk6
distrikty, ktorym odhlasovala
5000, 900 podpory. ZAkonodar-
na ale odoprela podporu osad-
nym skolam, ktore 81 pytaly diva
miliony dolarov dovodiac, ze
by Stat musel platit' hodne Wac
keby osadn6 skoly holy zavrete
deti poslan6 do publicnych.
Pomocny biskup cleveland
skej diocenie, Rt, Rev. James A.
McFadden SO vyslovil, ze boz Q
podporu pre- osadne skoly me-
bude zanechany, ale bude sa
d'alej bojovat'. Pred spolkom
sv. Vincenta Pavl4nshsho hovo-
ril biskup medzi inym:
nPreaved1enf. akO. .cme o Spra-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-23
1000 DoMov BUDE
ZREPAROVANE v LETE

Alfred iebman, spravca miest
nej odbo6ky Home Owners Loan
Corporation oznamil, ze odbo3-
ka dosavad' zadala kontrakty
ma opravu 800 domov a do leta
xe da d'alsich 1000 domov 0.
pravit'. Tieto opravy budl stat
vySe 100000. Ufame, ze j slo-
venskf kontraktori a maliari
dostand nieco 2 tejto prace.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-23
Z rocnej sch6dze
I e.. Slow. Spolku
6tary irad Dol znovu zvolenf

~e S~S1 WA law ~ ~4~AAy
Vo stvrtok minulaho tyzdna
NAL svoju rocnd schodzu Slo-
vensky Spolok (The Slovak So
ciety), ma ktorej prevedena bo.
la vol'ba 1radu a pojednavane
bolo o rozmanitych otazkach.
Urad Dol zvoleny dosavadny,
Predsedom zostal adv. Jan A
Willo, tajomnikom Jan Lesko,
pokladnikom Jan C. Kocis.
,Medzi predmetmi, o ktorych
sa pojednavalo, bolo prepdst' a.
ME Slovakov. neobeanov z CWA
prac, O Slovenskom Dni, o ra.
dio rozhlase a inych otazkach,
zaujfmajlcich Slovakov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-23
DESAf sTARENIEK
ZAHYNULO Y OHM

v Brookville, Pa, zahynulo
20. februara desat' stareniek y
starobinci pre- vdovy veterAnov
civflnej vojny. Ohen vypuknul
vcas rano, ked' starenky spaly.
Len sest' stareniek 81 xadhra-
milo, : Mich dve utrpely popale-
niny. v td noe bola vel'k& a
ma, Is stupnov pod nalou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-23

Slovensky dramaticky krd6dk
:. k. osady sv. Cyrila a MetodA
ktory chysta n6 treti raz tdtb
vel'k1 nadoby6ajn1 hru pre-;
stavit', nerobi to pre- svoj 4isk,
AMI pre- chvalu, ale chce len akfz
hu dat prilezitost' slovensk6n3n
a slavianskemu katolickemu pn-
du obsirnejsie poznat' historickh
skutocnost', spocfvaj1cu ia
straSnych a tiez j ma radoSt-
nych udalostiach ' Betleheme, y
Nazarete a v Jeruzaleme v6bee.
Tato historicka skutocnost' ia
vzt'ahuje ma prvy prfchod NIL !
no drah6ho Spasitel'a Jexila
Krista, ked' On Bob telo rudste
ma Seba wal, ably hOm pre-
spasenie nase velike muky q bo-
lasti trpel, smrt' ma krixi POD !
stnpil, lebo len jedine Jeho pre-
draha krv, ktora ' hojnosh tie.
kla ma krizi 2 Jeho svattch ran,
mohla snat' vsetky hriechy Z
nepravosti sveta, q tym dat sid.
vu urazenemu Bohu a vratit
pokoj 1lovekovi hriesnemu, kte'
ry trpel pod t'archou hryzenis
svedomia a hnevu BOxieho. /
Ked'ze j mne Bob poprial to-
milosti trochu hlbsie nazriet' Dc
pramena vecnej pravdy, nuz pr<
sim vas dctive drahf katolfci
krest' 'ania, neopovrhuite tymts
posvatnym dielom, ktore son
napisal pre- rozmnozenie cti !,
slavy Bo6ej, ale prid'te vsetcis
~ ned31au z5. februara ~vUcHf III
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-23
.Schodza SLOW.
Polit. Federacie
Sch6dza bude ~. febru&ra vete1
v skole osady sv. Cyrila a
Metoda.

Slovenska Politicka Federacia
v Mahoning okrese bude odby.
vat svoju riadnu schodzu ma
utorok, 81. februara. Prosim, 9:
by vsetci zastupcovia 2 nasich
slovenskych klubov boil prltom-
nj o Z 80 hodine v skolskej sic
nj osady sv. Cyrila a Metoda'
s 1ctou
Jan Janci,
tajomnik
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-23

v cesko-slovenskej vlade ma.
stala kriza pre- vystdpenie stra-
ny mar. dem0kratov. v zreorga-
nizovanej vlade DIR. Derer vypa-
dol 2 ministenstva skolstva a je-
no miesto zanjal Prazak, dr..
Krcmar. DR.. Derer bude teraz
ministrom spravodlivosti.. Hbdza
zostal ministrpm zeuse1saatY .
Jan Malypetr predsedom n1inis
sterStva. =,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-23

horespomenutej miestnosti O.
slavit' a obnovit' prvy prichod
Bozskeho Spasitel'a naseho ma
tento svet, ako j vidiet' cobra
zen1 najvyznamnejsiu cast Ii.
vota Jeho najsvatejsej Matky,
preblahoslavenej Fanny Marie,
a mnoho posEatneho 60 je s tym
sdvise. Prfd'te teda vsetcia a
neobanujete. Vsetci SINE synami
a det'mi Bozimi, a dedicmi kra.
rovstva Bozieho skrze zAsluhy
Jezisa Krista, a preto pri takej-
to veci nema mat miesta East
pycha, slovenska zavist' a ne.
navist'.
Predstavenie bude v prospech
osady sv. Cyrila a Metoda.
Este raz 1ctive prosim ct. slo-
venskl slaviansku katolicku
verejnost' a zaroven i grecko-
katolfcku, aby sa Go v najvac-
som pocte z1castnila toho kras-
neho, d6stojneho, nadobycajne-
no predstayenia, ktore, ako to
vidno poyyse, bude M teraz '
nedel'u, 25. februara v Ukrain.
skej hale ma 525 w. Rayen Ave.
a uist' 'ujem, ze ma to nikto nj
kdy nezabudne, 60 uvidi v tento
vecer.
Zaciatok rpredstavenia je pre-
sne o 6. hodine vecer. Vstupnt
bolo snizene ma Csc pre- dospe
lych a 10c pre- dietky nize Is
rocne. s bratskou hctou,
~ - q As