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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-07

Despite the fact that no less than four of their starting players let their team down rather shabbily yesterday, by not showing up, the Waterbury Indies them scoreles Joe Bagey Carl Mstura who is plotting college career, Bill Ceregone and Paul Moss of Bridge port, among those conspicuous by their absence off in Merden and nearly in the last period when was held on the one yard line.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-07

Then there's the Burkes who also went well the weekend Albie, up at Hamilton, N Y scored against Amherst in the Colgate double header in which the Red Raiders also beat St. Lawrence Burke going very well at good runs thought his now famous trick knee was bunged up again At Bristol yesterday, Luddy Burke (whose first is John I've found out after all these years) was SO happy about brother Abes showing at Colgate the day before he had trouble forgetting the election campaign and crashing over for couple of touchdowns in the Bristol West End $50 aun over New Haven Annex, in which "Tipper" Conley also had strong part in the line.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-07

And while on the subject of brother football com binations we will add to the Mulligans and Burkes, with less than players the Torrington team including the two Zande boys and those veteran line smasherS, Julie and Moose Sarog, who started playing football when Solly Friedman was water boy for the North End Colts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-07
DETROIT (A)

 Bak-CareOn. bal-COchrane. pays-C0chrane Gehringcr berg; Cavaa RogeI Greenberg Gehrng Gehringer RogeM Owen; to Herman JWges to Cavarreta. Umpires-Moriarty A L); Quigley N L); McGowan A. L) Stark N. L).
 Times of games-1025 Aendance-23Sr252.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-07

At New York and Texas, Naugatuck and Waterbury boys got away for sensational runs for touchdowns yards for score against Brooklyn College in behalf of Chick Meehan's men of Manhattan, while Vincent Renzo, Waterbury's gift to Temple via Long Branch, N J., back kickoff for 95 yards and one of two show from big Dave Smuckler the potential A-Ameri- ca candidate from Pop Warmers team this year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-07

pitchers who ever lived, never was much good after he pulled Q muscle while attempting a new delivery one afternoon.
 Copyright l935 by United Press)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-07

Maybe there's conspiracy or something down at Washington where the dope on Catholic Universitys grid team is sent out, and George Mulligan IT, seems to be it's victim. long yarn sent from there to here (which was surprisingly, even as a member of the squad yet the local boy playing at right end, had
 big day against LaSalle Saturday in the Ar Card nal victory the first scored by C. U against LaSae in recent years Mulligan blocked kick on the the two yard line kicked two points after touchdown and in general did himself proud. And over at Essex Falls N J. where Georges younger brother Francis, is gall lopng around for good old Kingsley Prep, the custo cheered, Franny got away for runs of 40 and 25 yards to put the ball where it could get acquainted with the opposing goal line.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-07
World Series Passed Million Dollars h Gate Receipts To-day
Rarors And Reality Cothersd From This Sporting World
 By JOHN A. CLUNEY
The Grist Of Athletic Contest
Monday Sports Wash
By JOHN A. CLUNEy

You will probably hear tomorrow that Mickey Coch- has finally been convinced that his best pitcher is Tommy Bridges the boy from down home in Tennessee Bridges puts over the cncher today at Detroit Coc figures Schoolboy Rowe his top twirler, but the double defeat of his favorte has Mickey wobbly at this writing, especially since Bridges fine performance in the second game at Detroit when he leveed the series with 8S victory thought thoseour runs on four hits off Charley Root gave him the best kind of start.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-07

It seems that the city of Detroit be rechrstened the "Zoo city, what with the Tigers in baseball the Lions in professional football and the Brown Panther of the prize ring, Joe Lous in top sports of three sports
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-07
TatO Wins Pin
 Sweep at GenlOts

Bill Tato, local pinman won the statewide bowling sweepstakes roll- ed at the Genlot drives last night
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-07

Back to the World Series again. It looks very much as if Umpire George Morarty will be the goat of the 1885 classic rather than any particular Cub Tiger. Cubs already have it the arbiter for his language to Billy Herman few days ago, which was plainly heard by Ford Prick, National League president and described by one news service 'unprintabe." Then changed his mind ball strike decision in yester- agree with the world that Morarty was the most pe- diculous umpire in the game. If Commissioner Landis fines Moriarty for his bad language, the American League ump will be the 1885 goat" with all other no- nations closed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-07

Austria has many more new au- tomobiles than year ago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-07

Arabia reports that business is much better than year ago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-07

Italy has just boosted it's sales tax on gasoline 62 per cent.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-07

Another pair of Burkes and brothers to boot, though their specially is hitting ball with club, rather than carrying it. wound up quite we'll yesterday the Yale Golf course Eddie and Pete Burke of Naugatuck tied for second place in statewide proamateur contest, which was won by Bud Geoghan of Meriden and Bobby Grant of Wethersed with best ball of 65 for 18 holes, which eight strokes better than the 73 turned in by the Burkes from the borough Maurice Kearney and H.
 Merrman Jr, of Watertown, had 75. for fourth place
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-07

Danbury Trojans have the state semi-pro champion ship in their lap again, early season games indicate York; coached by Fritz Pollard showed just how good they are the only smudge against them to date being cannot be cassed with the professional champions, just yet.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-10-17
BANKS GET CAMERA TRAP

II a suspicious looking person
cashes a check at the paying" win
dow, the teller may snap a photo
graph of the suspect If new cam
era is adopted for use In banks. The
camera, which is small. is fitted with
a cowl that is inserted into the but
tonhole of the teller's vest and the
camera is pinned on the inside within
a few inches of the teller's fingers to
facilitate swapping the photograph.
Thus. instead of trying to remember
the features of suspect, the teller
can produce his small photograph TO
aid police. The camera operates ST.
lently.-Popular Mechanics.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-10-17

white-haired old men with sancti-
monious faces Pictures in cur his
tories and paintings In our museums
are responsible for this misconeeption.
Steeple hats, cuffs. collars and knee
breeches were worn TO church. The
Pilgrims everyday dress consisted of
sportsman-like jackets, steel helmets.
boots of -Oyled leather" and even
armor. On their explanatory jaunts
matchlocks and muskets.
During their stay in Holland they
made these purchases believing they
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-10-17

ItCIOTS UHuItSS HILH
bit by bit until he may go home wear
ing a barrel.
Bob Montgomery has had to live up
tree so long. he can talk squirrel-talk.
And John Boles wears false whiskers,
hoping to pass for a Bosky Dell. John
Barrymore takes train trips, as you
may have noticed by newspaper dis
patches.
1 look for the day soon when, to
relieve the pressure, Hollywood will
install a new racing sport-pages of
yelping debutantes chasing mechani-
cal Clark Gable.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-10-17

were coming to warlike country The
truth is that they were afterwards a
little ashamed at their readiness 10 be-
neve they would encounter hostility.
and deliberately destroyed most of the
war-like equipment and apparel Only
a few such costumes have been pre-
served and these are in museums
Cape Cod Legends.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-10-17
Pilgrim Fathers Donned
"Good Clothes" on SUNDAY

Only on Sundays or special coca
sions did the Pilgrims wear their broad
white collars and silver buckled slip
pers. Only when officiating at solemn
meetings did Governor Bradford and
Elder Brewster appear in their steepIe
hats and long black cloaks
Such dress was not the fashion for
the daily wear Of the Pilgrim Fathers.
American art to the contrary. Nor
were most of the early Pilgrims feeble,
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-10-17
Carrier Swallow

Released by Italian soldiers in
Eritrea, northeast Africa, swallow
recently flew $500 miles to Tortonia
in northern Italy, and is believed to
be the first of its species to carry a
message, the paper being tied to one
of its legs.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-10-17
industrial Eruits

Industrial fruits are those products
OF the soil which are sown and planted
and upon reaching maturity are gar
nered or harvested. such as grain. vege-
tables and other fruits. They are dis
tinct from the natural fruits. such as
trees, grass, ETC., and are considered
as personal and not real property.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-10-17

involuntarily use the
appropriate line,
wheel her in" But
it's as much as a
reigning he-actor's life
is worth to walk down
the streets here with
out a guard of the U.
S. marin e s. Auto
graph-seekers pursue
him like rave n n G
wolves. And at first
nights, souvenir col
lectors undreSS him
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-10-17
.SS51r';5;!($2|@s5es
about:
Perils of Hollywood

CULVER CITY, CALIF.-I've
~ reached the mature age
where, when they say a lady is
outside who wants to meet me, |
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-10-17
Hottest Spring in Europe

The Sprudel spring at Carlsbad ha>
a temperature Of 165 degrees Fahren
hest, which makes it the hottest sprin,
In Europe.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-10-17
Nudist Possibilities

CANTA MONICA, CALIF.-That nu-
- dist conference in New Jersey
you know, advocates of the nude deal
finally quit after deploring world so
narrow-minded that it still hangs on
to IT'S pants.
As see 1t, the trouble is that most
Of the beautiful naked things are very
young; for instance, a new baby and
a fresh oyster, and, even so, I'd just
as lief they served both of 'em on the
half shell.
I feel I'm speaking for a host when
/ declare that. before I start pranking
around raw in the wildwood. there1l
have to be three reforms accomplished,
namely:
First-Do something about the eli
mate.
Second-Do something about my
figure.
Third-Provide better poison-ivy con-
troll.
IRWIN S. COBB
G North American Newspaper Alliance.
Inc--WNU Service
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-10-17
Invented Division of Circle

Some Babylonian scholar invented
the division Of the circle into $50 de-
grees, minutes and seconds
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-10-17
LIGHT UP

Hlumine your mind by the light of
the thoughts of the great.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-10-17
That Dark Brown Taste

CULVER CITY, CALIF.-Let the
~ sport writer's name him by what
fancy names they please. but I'll bet
you on this-every day thereafter,
Make Baer will think of him as that
dark brown taste.
And now, if young Louis goes on set
ting an example to some of the heavy
weights, both plain and colored, by be-
ing neither a buffoon nor a bully nor
yet braggart, and if by behaving with
modesty and sobriety and some degree
of dignity, he continues TO reflect cred
1t upon his own people-well, it's Ger
tainly going to take the heart right
out of the next miscellaneous lynching-
bee in this country.
And If I were Mr.. Braddock. the
present champion, I'd now go so far
away from here, they'd have to run
me down with bloodhounds and then
throw a net over me.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-10-17
Mans Best Friend

CANTA MONICA, CALIF.-What
- with worrying over Max Baer-and
did I have cause to worry?-Td for
gotten that it was also Dog Week,
dedicated to mans best friend. Man
would be his best friend, too, If we
appreciated in dogs what so often we
lack ourselves-love, loyalty, unself1sh-
ness.
When a cat throws a fit. we say
"pussy's puny," and that's all-but Il
dog ate something that disagreed
with him, we yell mad dog" and start
shooting.
Once a dog of mine bit three people
in rapid succession, and 1 had my pis-
toll cooked, when 1 found out the first
one he bit was our leading religious
bigot, so I knew he'd bitten the other
two trying to get the taste out of his
mouth.
Well, all the millions who abhorred
the whole thing as brutal exhibition
were listening to the fight on the radio
even as you and /. Did you ever
notice that the average ringside broad
caster is very near-sighted person
who is wrong in loud tone Of voice?
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-10-17
Naming a Dam


CULVER CITY, CALIF.-President
~ Roosevelt came West TO dedicate
our greatest engineering project under
its maiden name of Boulder dam. Some
out here would like to know which
boulder? I seem to recall quite
number of untagged boulders up along
that canyon.
Lots of us who didn't vote for Mr..
Hoover are still sure, after two years,
that 1t would take a lapidary to cut
partisan pettiness any smaller than
that official edict which took away
from the dam the bonored name Of
our only living ex-President and hand
ed the distinction back to an uniden-
titled dornick.
The secretary In whose department
this piece of political sagacity origi-
mated will be safe, though, should
something important ever be christ
ened for him. nobody would trifie with
name which provides such a jolly
guessing contest. Because if you pro-
nounce it 'Tcks," it's an indigestion
symptom, and if you say "Ickes" the
way it's spelled. that's just baby-talk.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-10-17

Dizzy Deem Winners Membership
Pin. Solid bronze, with red enameled
iefrerins. Free for 1 Grzpe-Nurs
packzse-top. In ordering member
ship pin, be sure TO ask for Prize SOL.
Dizzy Dean Lucky Piece just Like
Dizzy czrries-wifh his good luck
motto on reverse side. Free for 1
Grzre-Nufs package-top. In order
Ing lucky piece. ask for Prize 3o3.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19
BLAHOzELANIE.

Nasmu milovanemu du-
chovnemu osady sv. Jana
Krstitel'a, Rev. Jurajovi No
vakovi, nasmu dobremu cir
kevnemu narodnemu pra-
covnikovi a dvihatel'ovi mas
ho l'udu ku jeho meninam
ma %. aprfla srdecne blaho-
zelanie vyslovujem a prajem,
ably nam no Pan Bob udrzo-
val v dobrom zdravi stale.
Osadnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19
MOI KLJT
Pfse : FATHER KOSTIK.
''Miluj bliznsbo !.

"Miluj bliznsho. !"
/ Vel'ky Tyzden je. Kde len
fpojdete Go krest 'anskeho ko.
Fstola, hlasaj1 lasku. KazdJ
kazateP - a khaz ukazuje
Ina Knaza knazov, ako ma
prfklad, aby SINE len Jeho
nasledovali. To je dobra a
pekna vec, jaka len m6ze
byt'. Ale pytam sa, Ii dost'
len hlasat' - a nemame to
i nasledovat'? Co ten l'ud 81
len mysli, ked' vidf, ze jeho
1knaz alebo kazatel' .inac Ii
Eje-inac cinf ako kaze? Ia
iste ztrati svoju d0veru v
svojom knazovi - kazatel'o-
vi.
A co sa robf dnes? To j.
ste! Pozrite do novin. Cest'
a slava nasim slovenskym -
agmad' arskym kazatel'om -
a veru - veru hanba ma
mnohych inych, ktori HASA
jl - kricia: "Miluj blizne-
no." v skutocnosti celkom
mac ziju - ked' s celou 81
lou ma tom stoja, aby kato-
.licke skoly nedostaly statnu
podporu.
A tt pani sa vel'mi mylia.
Ponevac sam ich l'ud ztrati
" Mich doveru - ponevac
vidi, ze oni Krista a Jeho u
Genie nemaj1 v srdci, len ma
jazyku.
Ci tt pani sa neboja stat
pod Krizom - a pozerat'
nan vo Vel'ky Piatok? ia by
sa veru nielen bal, ale i han
bill.
klug.
- Klug, vel'ky nemecky spi-
sovateP casio a rad chodie-
val do Lourdes.
Rad koncil krizovu cestu
= a zvlastna vec, co nemo-
mohol pochopit', re pri stvr-
tel stanici mnoho ruzencov
nasiel ma krizi navesanych.
Ia vec sa mu nepacila. Ked'
tax stoji pred tou stanicou,
pride jedna starucka zena.
Kl'akne, modli sa "a isty cas-
- a kym by odisla, i ona "a
vesf svoj ruzenecs ma sv.a akrfz.
Klug trochu odfde, so zlo-
st'ou vezme sv. ruzenec z krf-
Ia. Zenska v tom okamzeni
pore nazpat - vrati sa a
poveda: pane, viete, preco
som ia zavesila ruzenec ma
sv. krfz? ia som z Elsas -
syna som ztratila vo vojne,
a cd toho casu moi zivot je
bez radosti - bez slnka..
vcuP prisla som tn sa trosku
posilnit' ... obnovit'... doniesla
som i ten sv. ruzenec, ma
ktorom sa tol'ko modlim "a
spasu svojho syna... a zave-
| sila som no tou myslien-
kou ma sv. kriz: Kriste, uz
nevladzem d'alej! Pomoz...
pomoz mi niest' moi t'azky
kriz!' Klug so slzami v O.
ciach nazpat zavesil sv. ru-
| zenec ma kriz Krista Pana.
Kriste moi - Spasitel'u
moi -, t'azky - vel'mi t'az-
ky je moi krfz - veru zvla
ste dnes mnoho razy myslfm
re mono este dnes, no po-
nesiem, ale ma zajtra nemam
silly. Kriste daj mi silly -
daj mi moci. K Tebe sa utie-
kan - DO tTy 81 povedal, ze
Tvoje sv. srdce je "a NINA -
pre- mna...
Pes.
. Ztratil som jedneho do
hrehO nriatel'a knaza. Ne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19

vec jeden poveda: lie som
anjel go druhy: ze som sia-
leny...
Ale ia ma to nedbam. /
dem po tel ceste. ktor1 Kri-
stus vyznacil pre- mia a
pre- kazdeho -- ktory nasle-
duje jeho ucenie...
Nezabudni ma to-.
Kto by mas zastavil, aby
SINE 81 jednu veseld nezaspie-
vail ma til Vepkd Noe?
Chystaj mi, maticka!
chystaj mi mec!
W skoro potiahnem
do vojny prec.
Kip ze mi, maticka,
klp konfka!
Ale kdp bystreho II
mi vranfka.
Naco ze je, synku,
naco ii mec?
We'd ziadnej MET vojny,
nepojdes prec.
NaGo ze k1pit' nam
ii kohika?
We'd pokoj vo vlasti
nezanika.
Ell, mil& maticko!
pockaj ze len,
Veliky blfzi sa
Slavii den!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19
y ny sLovAcI MozEME, KED cHcEME.

Nly Slov&ci tn donna Slovensku by robil divy,
Sne len chcel Zadov&zenie vyse tsic novych odbe-
~v ttnto novin6m dobe nike troch mesiacov moze
<rirovnat - pomerne - kl Million Dolarovej Sbier-
:ls shi1rke Matics Skolskej s. s, K. Ako pri t5ch
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19

Ay AdOuuAuIy .s.Ts4 " CdAd ! Ild
mas.
; Nebohy NAL jedneho ma.
leho psfka - ten 81 tam le.
81 v k1te. Cd pohrabu ne.
IRE 49, nepije. Predttm bol
vzdy vesely - zivy - a
vcup chvost spusteny 80 a
len niekedy pojde do izby
neboheho, pozera ma postel'
- a ked' vidf, ze je prazd-
ma, Ease So vrati do svojho
k1ta - a caka - caka
smutne... Nevie, ze jeho gaz-
da sa uz nikdy Wac nevra-
IT,.
V ten isty den ma prisla
navstivit' jedna stara, dobre
znama para: otec i matka.
Bol som prekvapeny - ne
videl som ich "a roxy a ro-
ky. Zaiste som sa zaradoval
- ale len ma vel'mi kratky
cas-. Dost' som NAL z pohra-
bu a tn Ease plac. Zaca-
la stara - a potom starry til
dobre znamu historiu: "Vy-
chovali SINE sedem dietok -
starsie sa povydavali, poze-
Mill - a ten najmladsi sa
ma zenit' po Vel'kej Noci -
a preto, aby 81 vsetko pri-
chystal - mas vyhnal... a my
ma stare dni bez domu -
bez centa - bez kuska chile
ba..."
To je pod'akovanie. To je
odmena.
Kriste a Spasitel'u moi -
60 ucinila ludska nevd'ac-
most s Tebou? Pribila Ia ma
krfz - "a Tvoje zazraky -
"a Tvoju lasku.
CT ia m6zem byt' vacsf cd
"Majstra"?
Anjel. ..
Bolo to minuly rok. Isiel
som - ako zvycajne navstf-
Wit svojich farmarov. Jeden
i druhy ma dobre obdaril.
Jeden mi dal sunku - dru-
ny klobasy a donna peceny
zitny chlieb.
Zaraz som telefonoval do
NOV, aby nekupovai sunku
a maso, bo mann no dost'.
Boil Vepkonocny Tyzden.
Kym by som prisiel do
NOV, myslel som si,' pojdem
= aspon oprobujem ulapit'
par rybiek ma Velky Pia-
tok. Ned'aleko nina sedeli
traja ma moste. Nechytali
ryby, len sa shovarali.
Jeden hryzol mrkvu. Dru-
ny sa oval: "Od vcera som
nejedol nic... a prez celd noe
som nemal pokoj... som len
jedol a jedol...
"Co 81 jedol?" - "Ano,
jedol, kamarat... sunku j klo-
basy..." "A najedol 81
sa?" Gale, vsak to bol len
sen - a ked' som sa prebu-
dill, este lacnejsf som boil"
'To je mic - owe sa tre-
tt - ale Go som ia videl wee
ra, to nebol sen. Ked' sosn
bol v meste, videl som jeden
pekny oblok. Ale to len bolo
nieco - sunky a sunky vise-
ly - a klobasy, mono j
par mill dlhe... To miesto je
prosto kostola a myslel
som 81 - preco len ten Bob
neposle nejakeho amelia, aby
to delil lacnemu l'udu - a.
Fby i my SINE raz mali vese-
III Vel'kd Noc...
No veru, ked' to cakas, -
cd hladu zomres" od-
poveda druhy.
Nato pristlpim X MIN a
pytam sa: "Chceli by ste
mat dnes velkd hostinu?''
! "Hostinu? Len kdsok chile
ba by SINE maliw vsetci od-
vetili.
! Nejaky zvlastny cit ma
preniknul. Neviem preco, a.
lie vzdy som NAL najvacsiu
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19

Vzajomne sa vychod,
zapad poji
A vrahov proti nam
mnoho stojf.
Hoj, este Slavia
je v ret'azi,
Roztrepe ju vsak Slav,
ked' zvft 'azf.
Co pradedo ztratil,
vnuk navrati,
Mech len Bob nam silu
neukrati...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19

Este by som ! Wac pfsal,
ale mnoho je prace... Pra-
jem vam vsetkym radostn1
Vel'kn Moe. Nezabudnite ma
mas - budeme mat bazaar.
Do videnia ma sobOtu!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19

Pani Anna Sich SLOW. kalvinskej cirkvi.
Pani Johanna Petrek Hubbard O.
Srdecna vd' aka vsetkym tymto mnohym a mnohym
nemenovanym ktorf chodi schodze ktori pomaha do
brym slovom medz priatelmi spolkoch kluboch Vda
ka starym novym odberatel'om zvastna vdaka osade
sv. Cyrila Metoda miestnost schodze.
Pr tejto prileztosti drzfme 81 povnnos zavratit
reel nektorych osob vyhlast ze ziaden knaz ME
spoumajitelom tohto casopisu ami kampane zia-
den knaz centa prijmu Vsetc to- co urobil urob la
sky slovenskemu tlacenemu slovu lasky narodu
narodnej hrdost sarosti dobro sovenskej Mahonng
doiny. Mozno len lutovat ze podobne sova vysly dst
niektorych pud Maitesvo novn zostava ako boo
meme pr zacatku kampane; ale casopis je ME ib1nou
jednovca ami nektorej skupiny ten patr s1z vset-
kym Sovakom Mahoning doline ked 81 tax bud1 Tia
dat bratia 20 Shenango dolny i'm. Ubezpecujeme ze
tychto novn nebude nikto taha tscove zsky ma to
prdzke prmae pole keby casopis dosal este 100000
novych odberatepov neda by 81 peniaze do vrecka
ale by casops zvacsi ako no zvacs
otiz osoh kampane ide citatelom vydavatel stvu
podobe tych dvoch extra stran
Kampan presvedcila kazdeho, co Slovaci m6zu vyko-
nat ked chcd Ufame ze Slovaci Mahonng dolne pre-
ukazu svou zdatnos este mnohych narodnych crkev-
nych kampanach. Name Go podnikat buddcnosti len
ably pomery napravily
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19

Pes.
. Ztratil som jedneho do
breho priatel'a - knaza. Ne
boil dlho chory ia my
slim, nikdy nikomu v svojom
zivote nebol ma t'archu, tax
nechcel byt' ami v chorobe.
Cesty bozske s1 zaiste nevy-
zpytatePne. Jeden "a roxy
- druhy "a mesiace - a
niektory len "a hodiny je
chory... No ale to neprisld-
cha k veci. Pohrab boil mi
nuly tyzden vo stvrtok. Bo-
To- pekne - knazov i l'udu
mnoho.
aPo pohrabe mali spolocny
obed. Knazi - j l'ud. Zak1-
sill 81 - j zapili, zazartova-
Ii 60 a veru 0 patnast' mi
nut len ze nezabudli ma to-
no, ktory "a patnast' rokov
Dol ich sluhom bratom.
Ano, "a patnast' dlhych ro-
kov nosil t'azky knazsky
krfz medzi mimi. Potom sa
rozisli...
v sobotu som Ease boil tam
ma fare ale vSak viete 80
father Major zomrel vo Far.