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F1DAC Radio Program
To Be Given Tuesday

Thomas Burke will be the speaker
for the l5-minute Fidac program
which Is to be broadcast over KFYR
beginning at Oils O'Clock Tuesday
evening under auspices Of the Amer
lean Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. II. w.
Rosenthal, department radio chair
man, has arranged the broadcast. My
ron H. Atkinson will sing vocal
number, Londonderry Air" by H. L.
Harris. The program will be conferred
around England because the Fidac
congress will be held In London In the
fall. according to Mrs. Rosenthal.
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All Club Will Give
Play at Still Hall

A one-act play, winning Ways"
Will be an attraction Of the enter
tainment which the Sunshine Work
ers All club will give at the Still
hall at $50 o'clock Friday evening.
The public Is invited. Miss Naomi
Hagstrom. local leader, Is directing the
program, which also will include sew
eral stunts, reading. selection by the
club chorus and vocal duets; piano
and accordian solos.
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Conventions Draw Manv
Capital City Delegates

Forty eight Years Of Achievement. ;
Mrs. Snow viii direct the Bismarcl
tent IN presenting . memorial serv.
ice Thursday afternoon.
u. G. T. Convenes "Wednesday
Leo DeRochford, H. q. Hidden and
Van r. Middlemas will represent the
United Commercial Travellers and
Mrs. =. Timer, Mrs. Hidden, Mrs. Ber-
nard Andrus and Mrs. Middlemas will
Be delegates from the U. G. r. Auxi-
liary to the meeting at Willmar. Mr.,
and Mrs. Mtddlemas already are at
Willmar and the remainder Of the
group left Tuesday afternoon.
Going To Grand Forks
The Misses Nina Melville and Beth
Wheeler will receive the grand pro-
phet color degree Of the Order Of the
Rainbow for their outstanding work
during the year just ended Thursday
evening following the rehearsal Of
grand officers and assembly banquet
which open the Rainbow meeting.
Miss lone Noggle, who received the
honor last year, has been invited to
fill one Of the stations on the team
which will confer the degree.
Other members Of the local chap
ter who will Be present are the Misses
Gladys Risen, Ellen T1llotson, Eleanor
Cook, Phyllis Brainerd, Wilma Wen
Eel and Frances Dunn. Mrs. D. B.
Cook and Mrs. A. G. Brainerd, ad-
visory board members, will accompany
the delegation. Miss Wenzel, who Is
attending the University OF North Da-
kota, will not return here until after
the convention. This week she u
having Miss Dunn as her guest 1t
Grand Forks. Miss Wenzel u asso-
ciate grand worthy advisor.
Mrs. Lillian Lillibridge, Dickinson.
supreme inspector. will be IN Assem-.
bly, guest. Miss Jean HeriRstad.
Minot, will preside as grand worthy
advisor. Miss Winnifsed Mcdillic.
Mandan. Is grand Charity and Mis-
Dorothy Bergerud. Killdeer, is grand
chaplain. Several Mandan members
expect to attend the assembly.
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Patriotic Societies, U. c. T. and
Auxiliary and Rainbow
Order Hold Sessions

Conventions being held in other
CUES Will draw delegations Of Bis
marck residents during the present
week.
Eleven Bismarck women are to be
al the annual conventions Of the al
!leo patriotic organizations Of North
dakota. the Grand Army Of the Re-
pubic, the Woman,s Relief Corns
ana the Daughters of Union Veterans
OF the Civil War, which hold con-
current meetings at jamestown Tues
Gay, Wednesday and Thursday. Seven
local people will represent the United
commercial Travellers council and its
auxiliary at the Minnesota and North
Dakota district meeting, which will
oe held at Willmar, Mimi, from Wed
nesday until Sunday. Eleven repre-
sentatives Of the Order Of the Rain
DOW Girls plan to 60 to the fourth
annual meeting Of the North Dakota
grand assembly Of the Order Of Rain
DOW for Girls at Grand Forks Thurs
cay, Friday and Saturday.
Leave for jamestown
Mrs. Albin Hedstrom, chairman Of
the state Americanization committee
OF the Woman's Relief Corps, left
Monday afternoon for that convention
on Tuesday and Wednesday. Leaving
wednesday forenoon for the D. u. v.
meeting will be Mrs. James Green,
Mrs. ]. G. Peltier, Mrs. +. w. Lusk.
Mrs. G. D. Bell, Mrs. Earl scharnow-
ske, Miss Ruth Hedstrom, Mrs. A. w.
Snow, Mrs. K. G. Arness, Mrs. ]. w.
Guthrie, and Mrs. Thomas w. Sand
ers. Mrs. Hedstrom also will attend
the D.. U. v. gathering.
Mrs. Mae q. Lincoln, Boston. Mass,
national w. r. G. president, will give
the principal address at her conven.
ton. Mrs. Mary Auslander, Minot,
state president, will conduct business
sessions. Reports of the work of sew
eral committees with the Americana
zation, child welfare and scholarship
projects being featured. routine busi-
ness and election OF officers will con-
stitute the program.
Mrs. Frances Walther Butts, James,
town, IS state president OF the D. U,
v. State officers from Bismarck are
Mrs. Green, who Is junior vice pres
ident. and Mrs. Snow. who IS chaplain.
Local women serving on convention
committees are Mrs. Bell on credent-
ials, Mrs. Scharnowske on resolutions.
Mrs. Peltier on officers reports and
Mrs. Hedstrom on the w. r. C..
The national president, Mrs. Doro-
thy Houghton, Wichita, Kans., will
be present for part Of the convention.
The Community hall will be head
quarters and will be the scene Of the
G. A. r. campfire Tuesday evening.
The joint banquet Of the G. A. r., w.
r. G. and D. U. v. will take place at |
1915 O'Clock Wednesday at the Ma
sonic temple.
Mrs. Green. as junior vice presi-
dent, will give the response to the |
address Of welcome by Rosamond
5chmitt, jamestown tent president. |
All tents will sponsor the open pa
;riotic meeting Wednesday evening
when Mrs. Hedstrom will talk on
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Meetings of Clubs
And Social GROUPS

Two meetings concerning Degree Of
Honor Protective association members
have been announced. The regular
social meeting at which auction
bridge will be played and lunch will
be served will be held at 8 o'clock
Thursday evening at the American
Legion Auxiliary room, World War
Memorial building. Mrs. Minnie Fad
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Implement Dealers
To Meet in CAPITAL

Approximately 800 delegates are
expected to attend the state conven-
ton Of the North Dakota Implement
Dealers association scheduled 70 b
held In Bismarck June 2l-22.
The announcement that Bismarck
had been selected . the site for the
1894 convention was made Tuesday
BY L. A. Lathrop, Hope. secretary.
H. p. Goddard, secretary Of the
Bismarck Civic and Commerce asso-
citation. has made arrangements for
the implement dealers use Of the city
auditorium as headquarters. A ban
quet will be held In the World War
Memorial building.
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Reception Plans Are
Outlined by C. D. A.

Plans for the reception which Il to
be given for Sister N. Magdalen, O.
s. B., Thursday evening and for the
observance Of North Dakota Catholic
Day on Sunday occupied the Cath
Ollie Daughters Of America, who held
their June business meeting Monday
evening at st. Mary's auditorium.
Sister Magdalen, principal Of St.
Mary's school, Is completing her forty
third year. Of service In Bismarck and
is celebrating her golden jubilee in
the Benedictine order this year. All
friends Of Sister Magdalen are invited
TO the reception which will be from 8
to 10 O'Clock ct the school auditorium.
Mrs. w. F. McGraw, chairman Of the
committee in charge, is being assisted
by Mrs. Max Kupitz, Mrs. J. p. Wag-
ner, Mrs. ]. N. Roherty, Mrs. e. H. L.
vesperman, Mrs. F. A. Knowles, Mrs.
william Dolan, Mrs. Francis HAL
loran, Mrs. r. H. Geiermann and Mrs.
L. H. Carufel.
Mrs. Joseph r. Orchard. Mrs. Caru-
fel and Miss Elizabeth Stannard are
In charge Of bus reservations for G.
D. A. members for the trip to Valley
City where the Catholic day observ-
ance will be held. Mrs. Orchard
asked that those who wish to 60 no.
tify some member Of the committee
prior to noon Wednesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Geiermann Of st..
Cloud, MIMI. first grand regent Of
the court, was guest at the meeting
and was introduced by Mrs. Phillip r.
Webb, grand regent. Mrs. Geier-
mann, who was elected to the grand
regent office for the first two terms
of the courts existence, still retains
here membership here.
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Today's Recipe

ICED TEA
Properly made, tea should not be
allowed to steep for more than five
minutes. At the end Of this time, the
tea infusion should be poured from
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City and County

w. ?. Chestnut, secretary OF the
Fargo Chamber Of Commerce, is q
business visitor in Bismarck.
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There was no such thing % stand
ard time until 1883.
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Stamp taxes were paid On ll1,7e3,>
44l,lle cigarets IA this country lasg
year.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-07-27
Maria Galajda,
pionierka, zon1rela

PAM Maria Galajda, z (. s65
Montgomery St., zomrela v So
botu popoludnf vo veku 81 ro-
kov. Neboha prisla do A.
meriky pred A rokmi. Bola i'd
kynou G. 6S4 CIR. K. Sojed. a gr.
kat. osady sv. Nikolaja. Opla-
kavajd ju synovia Michal, And
rel, Nikolaj q Jozef a dckry pa.
nj Maria Dubois a pani Mildred
Wittenauer. Pohrab bol v uto-
rok. Pohrabne obrady vykonal
Rev. j. s. Hromyak. Pochovana
bola ma cintorine sv. Nikolaja.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-07-27

pomoci sto lekarov. Vydal TOO
stranovd knihu 0 jeho novel
metode iecenia, ktora ide ma
dracku po celom svete. Ten le-
kar sa vol& Kasakov. Jeho me-
no bude zname po celom svete,
ako je memo knaza Kneippa,
ktory iecil mokrymi obkladmi
q k1panim nemocnych rozma-
mite teplej alebo studenej vode.
V Cesko-Slovensku maj1 no
vych doktorov knihovnf. Pr
wynn takym doktorom kniznice
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-07-27

you have always served so gem
erously and unselfishly, ! -
with my whole heart and soul
wish you boundless and glow
ing success in your high and
noble calling as Christ's Am
bassador.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-07-27

ko koh, ale miesto Sable ma
' nom vojak tisic rAz smrtel'- ;
ne1siu zbran: strojov1 puSku.
Ruske letadl& uE pred rokom
spdst ally tanky 50 vzduchu ma
zem bez melody. Buddca vojna
bude celkom inaksia, ako pre-
dosl4. Amerika must mat do.
statok lietadiel, aby bola bez-
pecna.
Niektore casopisy prinasaly
posledne zpravy, fe depresia ne
mala ziaden 1cinok ma zdravie
l'udu. Porodna statistika ale
hovorf inac. z 1854 dietok, ma
rodenych vlani ' Youngstown,
13O ich zomrelo pred dosiahnu.
tim jedneho roku zivota, 60 je
vysoke percento. Tiez bolo Ill
dietok mrtve narodenych. Le-
karska veda hovorf, ze sa deti
mrtve rodia preto, lebo ich ma
tky sl slabeho zdravia. A ne
mluvnata mr1 preto, lebo ich
rodicia i'm nem6zu dat lekar-
sku opateru, ktord vyEaduj1.
Mnohi rodicia nem6zu dat de-
tom ami dostatok mlieka, ME
este i lekara v pade potreby.
vlada Spojenych Statov w.
striha tucnych l'udi pred iekom
ma odtucnenie. Ten lick obsahu-
je dinitrophenol alebo jeho SD
ciastky. Dinitrophenol nicf ME-
len tucnost', ale i vn1tornosti,
a preto je zivotu nebezpecny.
Vlada nemoze zakazat' vyrobu
predaj tohto jedu, lebo MET
zakonov, ktork by l'ud chranily
pred jedovatymi liekami. Vlada
moze len vystribat' Ind pred
nebezpecfm. Tento odt,lcnovaci
jed je vel'mi uzivany, mnoho sa
no predava a pocet jebo obeti
rastie so dina ma den.
Vystrihajme sa patentovych
liekov vobec. Jezdme a pine
striedme, ZINE cistotne, budeme
zdrav1. A ked' onemocnieme, o.
brat me sa o pomoc ma spolah-
liveho lek4ra.
Voda je jednym najlepsfch
iekov, ale Pudia ju nepotrebu-
jd, lebo je zdarma. Kneipp, Biz
Gecili a inf vodolekari iecia vo-
dou i take nemoce, ktore memo
zno medicinou alebo operaciou
vyliecit'. Lahsie nemoce sa este
rahsie vodou vylieca. Prave to-
raz jeden rusky ucenec objavil
novy sposob iecenia vodou, o
vysokom tlaku. On vylieSil 20
mierajdceho cloveka raka v
hrtane, ieci l'ahko zaduch Ia
sthmu). vyliecil cloveka, ktore-
no kosti sa obratily ma kamen
a vyliecil l'udi z rozmanittch
zlazovych nemoci. Ruska vlada
mu teraz postavila vel'ky vodo-
iecebny 1stav, v ktorom ma ku
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-07-27
RozHLAs Ysk.

NOz0lAO oN.
Nedel' 'najsi banket v Hasel-
tone, usporiadany osadn{kmi O.
sadly sv. AEbety svojmu du-
chovnemu, Rev. Jozefovi u. Ko-
stikovi prilezitosti jeho 2O-r.
knazskeho jubilea Dol jednym z
najskvelejsich, aky tam Dol "a
poslednych patnast' rokov u
sporiadany. Bola to st'astna
myshenka odbavit' hb vonka;
kazdy sa citil pohodlne pri van
ku vetrika. A nebolo treba mic
inc, len vystriet' elektricke dro-
ty dookola a rozostavit' stoly ma
luke pri kostole. Bolo by dobre,
keby sa to stalo obycajom ma
vsetkych slovenskych letnych
banketoch.
Ia vel'ka beast ma bankete
dokazuje obl'd!benost', ktorej sa
Rev. Kostik ma Haseltone test.
| Maj1 no tam "a Go radi mat.
Ked' ia prisiel pred dvanast'
rokmi, osada bola vo vel'mi ne
| dobrom stave. On til zamotani-
nu odmotal, sriadil skolu so slo-
venskymi ucitel 'kami, sestrami
z radu sv. Vincenta a osadu dal
ma pevne zaklady. Dnes ta osa.
da poeituje vyse 300 rodin a
chysta sa postavit' novy kostol,
lebo terajsi nedostacuje. Len a.
by sa robotne pomery zlepsily.
Ked' bola depresia v najhorsom
stupni, temer vsetci jeho osad-
nici boil bez prace. Prisla nd-
dza do pribytkov. Dal sa do
t'azkej prace starania sa o MI.
dzou trpiacich. Chodil d'aleko
ma farmy, skupoval ovce, osipa-
ne, hydinu, ovocie a inc potrav-
ne clanky a pomohol nejednym
k masu. Rozdane to bolo ma IVY
hravkach''. Ia pat centov ne
jeden osadnik Ii neosadnik) Wy.
hral ovcu, osada prisla k CEN
tikom ma uhlie a svetlo. Hasel-
ton 'bol depression najhorsie po-
stihnuty, lebo skoro vsetci osad-
nici pracovai u Sharon Steel
Hoop ia oceliaren celkom sta
La a este teraz tn slabo robi.
Rev. Kostik je al mac cinny.
Ked' tn bola mad 'arska propa.
ganda "a reviziu, pripojil sa k
inym Slovakom pomohol ju
zastavit'. Napisal al brozdrku
Trianone a Okresny Sbor Slo-
venskej Lfgy ju vydal sloven-
cine i anglictine. Berie stale Il
wi dcast' v slovenskom zivote
V Slovenskom Spolku Rev. Ko-
stik i Rev. Novak vycvicili ia.
neenfkov slovenskych l'udo-
vych tancoch a vystdpili nj
mi verejne.
Dostali SINE dve knizky: jed
nu, "Riadily no hviezdy" Col
gen. Stefanikovi), napisal And.
rel P. Slabey, M. A. a druh1,
"Americki Slovaci a vyvin Is.
myslienky'', napisal Milan Get
ting, byv. c.-s. konzul v Pitts
burghu. Este SINE ich nestacili
precitat' Knzka o Stefanikovi
stoj1 SOC mako viazana q 75c
tvrdo viazana a dostat' ju u p.
A. P. Slabeya, Ga So. Mum Av.,
East Orange, N. j. Knizka GA
merickf Slovaci vyvin Is. my
slienky" stoji $3.50 tvrdo via
zana a dostat' ju u Slovenskeho
Sokola,. 283 Oak Street, Perth
Amboy, N. J. o obsahu kniziek
podame nieco, ked' bude casu
ich precftat'.
V Pol'sku je povoden, ktora
dosial' narobila skody ma vySe
100000. Je to hotova ka-
tastrofa. Vyse $50 l'udi sa zato-
pilo a sedliaci ztratili nielen f.
rndu a1o 6nmu a a. o%n1/ Txyf,,,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-07-27

daily Nemcom svoje najlep1ie
letecke motory dnes 50 Anglia
stavia proti Nemecku celkom O.
tvorene. Je xaujfmave, ze tento
obrat nastal po odchode angi-
ckeho ministerskeho predsedu
MacD Donalda ma "vak&cie" do
Kanady. MacD Donald, hovoria VI
Anglii, trpf nielen ma bel'mo O.
ci, ale i modzgu, a preto posiel.
On Dol vel'ky priatel' Hitlera q
Japonska. Japonsko teraz maj
Wac ohrozuje anglicky svetovy
obchod, bez ktoreho Anglia ne
moze zit', a Hitler chce nazad
africke kolonie, ktore Anglia
Nemecku po vojne zhabala. Nuz
je len prirod0ene, ze Anglia O.
bracia kabat a chce chranit'
svoje zaujmy. Je tiez patrne, ze
sa vel'moci chystajd Japonsku
odnat' Mandz1riu a vratit' c.
ne alebo ju urobit' ''neodvis-
lou pod protektoratom Lfgy
Narodov. V takej Mandzurii by
boly biele narody panom ME
Japoncici. Buddci rok bude e.
Ste zaujimavejsim Go sa sveto-
vel politiky tyka, ako tento.
V Rusku suchota d'alej pa
nuje. V obci Jaransk, ktora je
100 percent kolektivnou, vysli
sediaci ma cele s knazom do
pol'a, tam postavili oltar q mo-
dill sa "a dazd'. Predseda ko-
munistickej strany chcel pro.
cesiu zakazat', ale vykonny w.
Dor strany mu to zabranil. z
tejto kratkej zpravy vidiet', ze
v Rusku nabozensky BOZ este
vzdy panuje a ze hovorit' o ma
bozenskej slobode " Rusku sa
nesrovnava s faktami. Fakt je
len ten, ze tam nabozenstvo e.
Ste zije ma mnohych miestach
vit'azf.
Me je to smiesne, 6e ked' SINE
boil pod Mad 'armi, urobili z
mas Mad 'ari "t6t ajku" NADIA
row; teraz by z mas chceli Cesi
narobit' cechoslovakov a Polia-
ei, hoe mas este nemaj1, uz no.
voria, ze sme my vlastne Po-
liaci.
V spojenych Statoch sa uz
davnejsie vedie boj "a osamo-
statnenie vojenskeho letectva.
DosiaP letectvo pripojene je
'ako krydlo k armade a namornf-
ctvu. Ked' v zine vojenske le-
tectvo zacas vozilo postu q u
dalo sa nadpriemerne mnoho
nehod, kritikovia hovorili: GA
ha! vidfte, ze nase letectvo ne
stojf "a nicY A len preto, ze ne.
ma samostatnosti." Prezident
tedy vymenoval komisiu ma &C.
lie Newtonom D. Bakerom,
ktory bol pocas vojny tajomnf-
kom deparmentu vojny, aby
prestudovala otazku samostat-
nosti letectva. Po troch mesia.
coch st1dif tato komisia podala
zpravu, ze nase letectvo je tax
dobre, ako ktorekol 'vek inc ma
svete a je proti jeho osamostat-
neniu. Komisia ale odpor1ca, a.
by letectvo bolo rozmnozene o |
bitevne lietadla, ktorych nasa |
armada a namornfctvo nemajd
dost'. Naproti tomu majd pri-
moe nebitevnych lietadiel, ako
cvicebne, pozorovacie atp. Ko.
misia udava, ze Rusko a Fran
c1zsko majd po 5000 lietadiel,
spojene staty $500, Japonsko
$500 a Anglicko 1,400. Ostatne
krajiny maj1 po menej. Ale ma
sich $500 sa nevyrovna japon-
skym 2,oOU, lebo JapQnsko ma
Wac bitevnych a my len asi
tol'ko,. ako Anglia. Tomuto ne
dostatku bude teraz odpomo1e-
ne, lebo,. ako je znamo, prezi-
dent dal budovat' asi tisfc lie
tadiel, skoro vsetko bitevnych a |
bombovaclch a potion nase lie.
footvn hv,Ia %oL ;x;nr6 o1rn
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-07-27

uAA SS~o uOAASCAOu W 0t0VA
ney John A. Willo ON Sunday,
July 22nd 1884, at the celebra-
tion held by the parishioners
Of the st. Elizabeth Church, in
commemoration Of the TWEEN
tieth anniversary of the ordina-
tion to the Catholic priesthood
of their beloved pastor,
REV. JOSEPH L. KOSTIK.
Reverend Toastmaster, Father
Jubilarian, Honored Guests.
Parishioners Of st. Elizabeth s
Congregation and Friends of
Our Jubilarian:-
| am very grateful for the
privilege which has fallen to me
to pay this tribute of the heart
to your worthy pastor and to
our beloved friend on this twen-
t1eth anniversary of his ordina-
tion to the holy Catholic priest
hood.
This happy occasion brings
us together, some as brethren
i'll the clergy, some as members
OF a worthy family, and the
rest, either as members of an
active, forward moving, mill
tant Slovak Catholic parish, or
as loyal and devoted friends of
our Jubilarian, the pastor Of
that parish.
For twenty years, Father
kostik has devoted himself un-
selfishly to a Life of hard labor
In the Lords vineyard. For the
last twelve of those years,
Father Kostik has labored faith
fully and ministered honorably
as Chrlst's representative not
only amongst you in st. Eliz-
abeth's parish but also amongst
us in this great cosmopolitan
valley.
AS a consequence, this gather.
Ing knows no parochial nor de-
nomlnational limits. For, just
as our jubilarian has served all,
regardless Of class, or creed or
color, so this testimonial in his
honor is fittingly graced with
the presence Of Catholic, Pro-
testant and Jew - all outstand-
ing men and women who are
here to pay him homage.
During the years that our
Jubilarian has lived in our
midst, the spirit of God has
ever been in his soul and the
love OF man has ever been in
his heart; during those years,
he has been a preacher of the
gospel to all; during those
years, he has given freely and
generously Of himself to every
cause that made for the good
OF our community, that made
for the good Of humanity; dur
ing those years, he has been a
dauntless champion of the Slo-
yak cause in America; during
those years, he has dealt with
his fellow-man, as he would
have his fellow-man deal with
him; during those years, he has
ministered as Gods representa-
tive, with honor and. distinc-
ton; and during those years,
he has brought honor and glory,
not only upon himself but also
upon the Slovak people.
Niether man nor priest could
have done more.
In every way, he has been a
priestly man, he has been q
manly priest. Il
1t is but natural then, that
tonight, our jubilarian, should
find himself surrounded with q
host Of friends who respect, and
honor and love him for his own.
sake.
l therefore pay homage to
Father Kostik, as a good man,
as a sterling citizen, as con-
scientious priest and as a loyal
Slovak patriot.
: | join with you, friends of
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-07-27
A TRIBUTE

Address delivered by attor-
ney John A. Willo ON Sunday,
July 22nd 1884, at the celebra-
tion held by the parishioners
Of the st. Elizabeth Church, in
commemoration Of the TWEEN
tieth anniversary of the ordina-
tion to the Catholic priesthood
Of their beloved pastor,
REV. JOSEPH L. KOSTIK.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-07-27

Y diplomatickych kruhoch
cel6ho sveta hovorf sa najviac
Q obrate ' anglickej zahrani6-
nej politike. Este pred megia-
son-dyoma anelicks tovkrne pre-
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can"
Ny, what feast the TIMES had.
Wee GOldy shortly said, I'm glad
that we came 10 this palace. II IN
almost like a dream"
Then QUINCY shouted. hey!
Look there see something that's
really rare" Then from a large
Icebox he took a platter OF Ice
cream.
Each Tiny ate his share and
then they went back to the king
again. The fine old man said.
WOW I'm calling for my fiddlers
three.
Can any Of you youngsters play
tune before you 80 awayl"
where are the hddiesT" Sc0uty
shouted. shortly you Will see"
The nddies were brought forth
and then the old king smiled real
broadly when three Of the Tinles
played a tune. u sounded very
sweet
Then Quincy cried. ei'ii take o
ehHues. and Try 10 do Q little
dance A. he performed. 49,
shouted. = am sure light on my
feet"
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The Tiny girls watched King
Cole eat, and shortly he said,
ssWhat a treat There's nothing (
like better fhan my bowl Of food
each day.
you'll notice tnat I'm rather
fat. l always blafge my food for
that" Then DottY said, II guess
that we VIII run alpNR and play"
"Ah, walt a mlnWe," cried the
king. you youngeSSsrB vii DO no
such thing. You've served mo
we'll, and I am going 10 pay you
with a meal
sTll light my pipe. II you don't
mind. and then wen see what We
can ind. You all look hungry.
When you eat. much better you
will feel"
Out 10 the pantry they all tore
and there they found fine food ga
lore. Just help yourselves" cx-
claimed the king Then. I've an
either plan.
a1lRht nov though, ri leave
you alone. ~ wait for you. nack
on my throne ! want YOU all 20
have enough. 80 eat OF that YOU