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The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-10
PENAL REFORM
Demanded BY
JUDGE BAKER
Segregation of Offenders
Held Greatest Need IN
War on Crime.
BY CARL THORBAHN

The greatest blow to crime in the
United States would be establish
ment of a system of institutions to
house separate types of offenders,
Criminal Judge Frank P. Baker said
today.
The system should be supple
mented by a corrective board with
powers to determine the proper
type of treatment and institutional
care, Judge Baker said.
The turist explained this system
when asked to amplify statement
made from the bench during trial
of an offender he thought mentally
deficient.
Institutions should be provided
to separate the mild, easily led per-
son. the mental sub-normal and the
young first offender from the hard,
vicious type criminal. The various
types should never associate with
each other" Judge Baker said.
Often, first offender or an easily
led individual returns from prison,
where he associated with desperate
characters, as confirmed criminal,
Judge Baker pointed out.
This condition can be halted
only by the intelligent treatment
of each separate case. Heads of re-
formative institutions should at
tempt to mold the inmates charac-
ters to conform with society,"" he
added.
Judge Baker would confne the
authority of juries and judges to de-
termining the guilt and the length
OF the sentence. A board COM
posed of two psychiatrists, two cit
izens interested in welfare work and
Wardens of institutions would de-
termine the institutional treatment.
Board members should have no
strong political connections, Judge
Baker said.
Another weakness in our institu-
tional system today is the over
crowding of insane and epileptic
hospitals. At present, it is almost
impossible to send an individual to
any of these institutions without
waiting for months. During the in
terval, the afflicted person is held in
Jail or prison without the proper
care or treatment" Judge Baker
said.
Citing cases from his own expe-
rience, Judge Baker commented,
"This should be nationwide
movement, which, In my opinion,
would be the greatest blow to crime
possible today"
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-10
ANNEX TO Be ADDED
Soon AT P0SToFF|CE
Construction Expected to
Start Next Month.

Construction of a north wing to
the Federal Building at a cost of
$1,315,000 is to start late in Janu-
ary, Rep. Louis Ludlow announced
today.
He said he had been advised by
Louis Simon, Treasury Department
supervising architect, that solicita-
ton of proposals for the work is ex-
pected to begin Dec. 20, and that a
contract will be awarded about
Jan. 20.
Several hundred men are to be
given employment on the project,
Mr.. Ludlow said.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-10
'H|LL-BILLY FREED
IN FATHER Staying
Escapes Fate of Mountain
Girl in Similar Case.

By United Press
APPALACHIA, Va, Dec. 10.-In
contrast to the 25-year sentence
given Edith Maxwell for killing her
father, Agram Falin, 16, returned
today to his. mountain cabin ac-
quilted of charges of Staying his
father with a shotgun.
The youth yesterday acted as his
own attorney in convincing Justice
j. T. Hamilton that he shot in self
defense when the older man threat
ened him with a pistol.
In this same county recently Miss
Maxwell was convicted and SEN
fenced to Is years for beating her
father to death with slipper when
he attempted to whip her for stay
ing out late at night.
Witnesses told Justice Hamilton
that young Falin's father, drunk and
enraged, knocked Abram down
and stamped on him.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-10
BOYS ADMIT ATTEMPT
TO FIRE THEIR SCHOOL
Dislike for Lessons Was Reason,
Police Are Told.

Two boys, 13 and ID, are in Marion
County juvenile detention home to-
day because their dislike of lessons
led them to attempt to burn down
their school, Holy Angels Catholic
School, 28th-st and Northwestern
av.
They confessed naively that they
wore gloves while pouring kerosene
on the school stairway, 80 police
could not get our fingerprints."
Firemen eXtinguished the fire Fri
day afternoon with slight damage
Once before the boys set fire to the
stairway, but became frightened and
beat out the blaze, they told police.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-10
METALS ARE WEAKENED
BY LONDON SITUATION
Failure to Fix Price Of Silver
Disturbs Market. 12

By United Press so
NEW YORK, Dec 10.--Uncer-
tainty over the London silver situa-
tion-Where no price had been fixed
several hours after the regular time
brought selling in metal shares
which weakened the entire stock
market today
U. S. Smelling dropped more than
7 points to 100 and rallied only
feebly. American Smelling at SO was
off 334, international Nickel at 441a
was off "a, Anaconda at 281s was
off IL and Cerro De Pasco at 591A
was oua27s. " -
The market turned active shortly
after midday and the entire list
dropped.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-10
AUTO UNION TO CARRY
PLEA TO LABOR BOARD
Complaint Against Detroit Firm to
Be Filed Today.
By United Press

By UHtted Press
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-Amer-
lean Federation of Labor counsel to-
day prepared a complaint to be
filed with the National Labor Rela-
tions Board against the Motor
Products Corp. of Detroit.
Charlton Ogburn said he was pre-
pairing the complaint at the request
of Francis j, Dillon, international
president of the United Automobile
Workers of America. Mr.. Dillon
came here with Loren Housner, De-
troit local president.
Mr.. Dillon was expected to file
the complaint later today. Mr.. Dill
Ion and Mr.. Housner conferred with
Department of Labor officials and
William Green, Federation president.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-10
TRIO INJURED IN CRASH
Indianapolis Man Is Arrested After
Mishap Near Brazil.
By United Press

bV JHlItu FFtSS
BRAZIL, Ind, Dec. 10.-Three
men were injured, one critically, last
night in an automobile collision on
U. S. Road 40 west of here last
night.
Gus Keiser, Brazil, was the most
seriously injured. Robert Gregg,
Brazil, and E. A. Burns, Indianap-
oils, suffered minor injuries. Burns
was arrested on charges of reck-
less driving.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-10
PETERS is TO SPEAK
Truckers to Hear Indiana Housing
Director at Lincoln.

r. Earl Peters, Indiana director
of the Federal Housing Administra-
ton, is to address a meeting of the
Indiana Furniture Warehousemen's S
Association at tomorrow afternoon
in the Lincoln. The session will be
one of the division meetings of the
Motor Truck Association of Indiana
convention.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-10
Poison Trial to Start

By United Press
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 10.-Selec-
tion of a jury in the trial of Leroy
Drake 19-year-old Sunday school
teacher charged with poisoning his
aunt and uncle, was scheduled to
start today.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-10
DEATH PROBE HINTED
20 Killed in Cass County Auto Acct
dents in 1885.
BN United Press

D JWTIbU PFESS
LOGANSPORT, Ind, Dec. 10
Grand jury investigation of 20 fa-
tai traffic accidents in Cass County
during 1885 was indicated today in
list of witnesses given Sheriff
Homer Stonebraker. The auto
deaths of Frank Kistler, former
state Senator, and Mrs. Pearl
Cromer, already have been recon-
mended for grand jury investiga-
ton.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-10
10 die IN AIR CRASH

Belgian Plane Falls in England
During Wind, Rain Storm.
By United Press
TATSFIELD, Kent, England,
Dec. 10.-A Belgian air liner crashed
in high wind and rain near here
today and all seven passengers and
crew of three were reported killed.
The plane belonged to the Belgian
Sabena Air Line, and was en- route
from Brussels to London,
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-10
HOSPITAL is PURCHASED
Sisters OF Saint Joseph Acquire
kokomo Institution.
Times Special

KOKOMO, Ind, Dec. 10.-Re-
opening of the Howard County
Hospital here was assured today
after its purchase by the Good
Samaritan Hospital Association,
Upton affiliate of the Sisters of
Saint Joseph. The association,
which also operates the local Good
Samaritan Hospital, paid $4,000 for
the property. idle since 1881.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-10
]. T. TANDY NAMED
CENSUS SUPERVISOR
Indianapolis Man to Direct Eleventh
District Work.
Times Special

tWeS SpeCtdt
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10-James
T. Tandy, census taker, 81 N. Rit-
ter-av, indianapolis, today was
named business census supervisor
for the eleventh Indiana district,
with headquarters in Indianapolis.
The district comprises Hancock,
Madison and part of Marion coun-
ties. 1t will employ 35 enumerators.
Mr.. Tandy was appointed by Sec
retary of Commerce Roper upon
recommendation of Rep. William
H. Larrabee.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-10
BERRY REVIEWS PLEA
FOR AID OF BUSINESS
Stop "Quibbling," He Tells Delegates
to Industrial Farley.
By United Press

by JNGJeU PTeSS
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-Maj.
George L. Berry, seeking to quell
disputes that threaten to turn his
industrial conference into a rough
and-tumble over New Deal policies,
appealed to conferees today to stop
clubbing" and concentrate on So
luton of the unemployment crisis.
Mr.. Berry renewed his plea that
business cooperate with the govern
ment in campaign to absorb the
unemployed.
Already, however, many delegates
have gone home. Others issued
statements attacking the whole idea
of the meeting.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-10
TREATED FOR BURNS

Gasoline Ignites as Mrs. August
Eichrod Cleans Stove.
Flame from a pilot light ignited
gasoline used by Mrs. August Eich-
rod last night to clean a stove in
her restaurant, 800 E. Ohio-st. She
was taken to the Methodist Hospital
with burns on face, arms and legs.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-10
CLUB MEETING CALLED
Cosmopolitan Members to Hear
Psychiartrist Saturday.

Members of the indianapolis Cos
mopolitan Club are to meet at 8
Saturday in the home of George w.
Price, Al Northwestern-av. DR..
Jerry w. Carriers Jr., pSychiatrist at
Indiana University Hospital Center,
is to speak on Mental Hygiene"
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-10
Greencastle Reporter Dead

DV CHttfu lftSh
GREENCASTLE, Ind, Dec. 10
James Leroy Bee. S3, reporter for the
Greencastle Banner. died at his
home here yesterday after a long
illness. He was a former Green
castle high school basketball and
track star.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-10
Ripple o. E. S. to Elect

Luncheon and election of officers
are scheduled for tomorrow by
Broad Ripple Auxiliary, Order of
the Eastern Star, at Broad Ripple
Masonic Temple. Mrs. Ethel Payton
is to preside.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-10
LAUNCH CHURCH STUDY

Sixteen District Councils to Be Gre
ated to Report on Problems.
The General Council of Church
Federation of indianapolis last
night authorized creation of 16
subordinate district councils to con-
slider neighborhood church problems.
Report of their findings is to be
submitted to the council.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-10

Despite weather changes that
bring sunshine one day and snow
and rain the next, indianapolis
shoppers are doing their best to
get their Christmas shopping done
early. Here is a late afternoon
group at Washington and Merid-
ian-sts, making its way to various
downtown stores.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-10
We have on hand and offer for
sale thousands of JoIl.

we have on hand and offer for
sale thousands of dollars
worth of new merchandise
that was pawned and never
called for, such as beautiful
Diamond Rings in the latest
style mountings. Beautiful
dlamond-set brand new plat
mum Wrist Watches-Hamil-
ton, Elgin, Waltham, etc.,
as low as 1885. Pocket
Wrist Watches-such makes
as Elgin, Bulova, Gruen, Ham,
ilton, etc.; Saxophones, from
bones, Trumpets, made by
Conn, Holton, Buescher, Mar
tin, etc.
Golf Clubs, Golf Bags, Port
able Typewriters, Genuine
Leather Gladstone Bags.
Microscopes, and many other
items too numerous to men
ton.
We urge you to inspect our
stock-you certainly will be
surprised at the great savings
you can make-all of these
items make wonderful Christ
mas gifts!
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-10
SUPPORT OF WOMEN
REVEALED BY LUDLOW

Meeting in Ohio.
Resolution of the National Wom-
ans Party, indorsing him, was made
public today by Rep. Louis Ludlow.
1t was adopted at the partys bien-
nial conference Dec. i in Colum-
bus, o.
Heartfelt thanks and apprecia-
ton for answering devotion to the
cause of women's rights" is ex-
pressed in the resolutions
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-10

Inmortals.
B u t ! n
stamps, she is
remembered by
Turkey in its
re C e n t issue
prod uced in
C o n n e C t j o n
with the Inter-
national Suf-
fragist G on =
gress at Istan-
bul.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-10

Ihe following pledges will be offered to.
yuie W az . a. M. December 1S. 1885, at 2oI
w. washington St. Indianapolis. Ind. as
ts pe. ene Acts OF the 18th regular session of
ana: Vi iiloi-
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The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-10

Lincoln Jewelry and Loan Co..
2O1 W. Washington St.
indianapolis, Ind.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-10

: Pledge Number.
7 Date loan was made, month
day and year.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-10

Copyright. 1885. NEA Service, Incl
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-10

s2.50-COLLEGE, 2343 = WARM ROOM.
MODERN HOME; NO OTHER ROOM
ERS HE-1S92
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-15
sukromnych majitelov. Banky tiez, ale by spekulo
ndoo:o. nlxxrr hl,1

sllkromnych maitelov. Banky tiez, ale by spekulo-
vat nadmierne zisky robit' nemohly.
Senator Long ie "a take zdanenie vel'kobohacov,
zeby kazdemu zostao naivac ri lebo syr miliony do
larov Toto zdanenie bohacov by vaj prnieslo Wade
165 bilionov dolarov ktorych by potion kazdej anne
rickej rodine sa postav 5-zbovy dom k1pilo radio
AUTOMOBILE Ba este by sa vraj zvysilo IS bilionov
"a teto by sa nastavalo vysokych skol ktorych by
STUDENT zdarma studova Tiez by sa budovaly cesty
roby inc zlepsenia krajine Farmari by mali vral
slobodu pestovat' koko chc1 ked by bol prebytok,
TAX by eden rok nepestova mic, ale zii hotoveho a
sa vzdelavali Kazda rodna by udaine mala $2,5OO
rocneho prijmu 6O-rocni pudia by dostavali dobrl
penziu dani ma bohacov.
Ci st1 tieto programy dobre zdrave, tom neDll-
deme teraz pisat; udavame ich tn len preto, re su
naiepsim dokladom neistoty polozenia, ktorom sa
nachodime Roosevetova vlada musi uz toho roku
vykazat lepsie vysedky, ak situacia pre- demokra
tick1 stranu nema zhorst do takeho stupna, re JeJ
porazka v budicom roku bude MONA. Ak sa pomerry
budu 50 dina ma den napravat, dovera Wade bude
rast, doverou stabilnost tych zlepsenych pome-
row. V protvnom pade programy Rev. Coughllna !
senatora Longa budu rast' ociach naroda "Novy
nadel pre- zabudnuteho cloveka" bude tratit ma w
zname to bude nest astim, lebo tie programy mozu
narod rozcesnt ma do krvi neprateske stranky, ako
no bola rozcesla otazka osobodenia cernochov. To
no 81 zaiste ziaden American nepraje a preto musl
nastojt, aby nasa vlada napla vsetky silly urobila
vsetko NONE ma privedenie toho pocitu bezpecnost
zivobvtia ktory nam prezident Roosevelt jeho po-
sOlstve ku kOngreSu Spubl.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-15
Osada sv. Akbety

.Poboznosti:
Deviatnik k dcte sv. Joze-
ia kazdy den po sv. omsi a
.vecer o pol 8. Zakl'dcenie
ma den sv. Jozefa.
= P6stne poboznosti: v stre-
du sv. kazen po obede o g.,
iveGer o pol Z. a o pol 8. v
piatok krfzova costa o 3. po
'obede, o pol 7. a o pol 8.
vecer. 5-.@
v nedel'u sv. omse o g., o
9. a 0 pol il. Vecer cd pol
8. svata hodina.
Schodze:
Utorok pre- mladencov. -
Streda pre- dievcata. Kazdy
mesiac raz spolocna schodza,
iktora je spojena debatou o
niektorych casovych nabo-
zenskych otazkach. TAX isto
z dievcat a z mladencov ma
jedno anglickd a jedno slo-
venskd rec. - Spolocne pri-
stupuj1 kazd1 prvd nedel'u
K sv. prijfmaniu. Dievcata
pri prvej mladenci pri
druhej sv. omsi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-15
Shirley Club
porazil Cy-Me

Shirley Club z Lansing
vile zvft'azil " stredu mad
catou Cy-Me v basketball
hire a tax stal sa campionom
Slovenskej Katolfckej Bas-
ketball Lfgy. Hra bola napf-
nava cd zaciatku do konca.
Sk6r boil 29 ku 26.
V inych hrach zvft'azily
caty: sv. jana mad catou M.
Jezis 81 ku 18, sv. Nikola-
ia mad catou sv. Michala "a
ku 18.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-15

l'ov chudobneho pudu, ako "
pennsylvanskej. Nam tn "a
konodarci zavesili ma kirk
predajovd dan a navrhova-
nej prijmovej dani sa sikov-
ne vyhli.
Pennsylvania je dnes aka
81 obrodena - l'ud sa tam
silno organizuje a obcianske
kluby vplyvaju ma zakono-
darcov. Ked' sa v Ohio W.
nasal zakon o predajovej
dani, obcianske kluby v Ohio
spaly. Nuz tax je to - iud
81 je sam ma vine.
V Spoj. Statoch je stvrt''
miliona mil zeleznicnych
trait - celia tretina vsetkych
zeleznicnych trait ma svete.
My name $4,000 lokomotiv
a 100000 nakladnych voz-
nov. Keby sa len lokomoti-
Wy zaply jedna do druhej,.
bola by to ret az z New Yor-
ku az do Clevelandu dina.
Americke zeleznice zamest-
navaj1 v dobrych rokoch 2
miliony robotnikov priamo a
inc miliony nepriamo. Ony
kupuju 20 percent americ-
kej vyroby ocele, dreva, pa
livoveho oleja a stvrtinu Wy
dolovaneho makkeho uhlia.
Zeleznice sd vobec najvae-
Sim priemyslovym podnikom
v Amerike. A su v krfzi uz
cd rokov. Znalci hovoria, re
to bude prvy priemysel, kto-
ry sa dostane do vlastnictva
fedralnej vlady: budu po-
statnene a kazdy ich zamest
nance bude potom federal
nym zamestnancom.
Kupujete visku dra jej
mena? Uradovna potravin a
liekov statu New Jersey Wy
nasla, re ia sama viska sa
predava "a rozmanitd cenu.
Tam, kde ju z jedneho SUI
da prelievaj1 do flasiek, ma
lepuj1 M flasky romantic
mena a predava sa potom v
obchodoch "a rozmanitd ce-
nu. Jedna fl'aska visky dl'a
jedneho mena sa predava i
o 4Oc drahsie, nezli ia ista
viska pod inym menom. TIL
to praktiku vraj nemozno
zastavit', lebo proti nej MET
zakonov.
Rak1sko ma teraz $780,
687 obyvatepov a z toho po-
ctu vo Viedni byva 1,860,-
308. Zien je o pat percent
Wac, nezli muzov a p6rod-
most je len l ma 1000 oby-
vatelov, co je po francdz-
skej najnizsia porodnost' v
Europe. V Pol'sku je rata
porodnosti 80 ma 1000, v Ru-
sku az 40, v Cesku IL, ma
Slovensku vyse "a. z toho
mono vidiet', ze bud1ca Eu-
ropa bude slovanska. Porod-
most totiz upaduje vo vset-
kych germanskych statoch a
ME je vysoka ami v Talian-
sku, hoci tam Mussolini robi
vsetko NONE "a vyssiu p6-
rodnost'.
Spojene Staty idd posta-
Wit 100000 muzov pocituj1-
Gu armadu, Go je 0 vyse 40
- 4 4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-15
ROzHLAS YSN.

KOZ0lAS 1ON.
W name $50 novych od-
beratel'ov! To je zaiste kra-
shy vysledok prace nasich
slovenskych pracovnikov "a
sedem tyzdnov. Je to zrovna
ma neuverenie, co my Slova-
ci mozeme vykonat', ked' 81
zaumienime. Tato praca ma
sich kolektorov a vsetkych
1castnikov ma Rampant nam
dokazuje, ze SINE my Slova-
ci narod vel'mi schopny a
robili by SINE zazraky, keby
sme kazde podujatie chytili
"a pravy koniec.
Zdar tejto Rampant nam
mahoningskym Slovakom do
da hodnu mieru sebavedo-
mia. Teraz uz vieme, re mo-
zeme prekazky premahat';
ze mozeme napredovat' al
vzdor t'azkym pomerom a re
mozeme svorne a odusevnene
pracovat'. Toto poznanie ma
velku cenu pre- bud1ce nase
slovenske tiny.
Ale tato kampan je "a
1000 novych predplatitepov,
preto sa este bude v nej po-
kracovat' - az do konca.
Tych $50 dostaneme Pah-
Sic, ako tych $50. w to ne
ide hore vrchom, ale dolu
vrchom: kazdy novy pred
platitel' rata uz ako "a troch
v priblizenf sa ku ciel'u.
Preto len vydrzme, ably SINE
potom oslavili mas uspech s
jasnymi tvarami, bez akeho-
kol'vek oblacka. Citatel'ov
prosfme, ably kolektorom po-
mahali i nad'alej v ich t'az-
kej praci. Mech i'm poradia,
kde este byvajd Slovaci, kto
rym tieto noviny nedochodia.
A nase spolky a kluby tiez
plnia vsetky ocakavania.
Prave toho tyzdna dostali
SINE pat'desiaty spolok do
adresara. Je to Cfslo 764. l..
K. S. J. z Warren, o. Adre-
sar nam postal pan Jozef
Seko, mas tamojsf kolektor
a starry pracovnik slovensky.
Vd'aka vam, bratia Warren
cania, ze sa i Wy ucastnlte
ma tejto spachetnej praci a
budeme vam povd'acnf, ked'
sa pousilujete dostat' j no.
vych citatel'ov. A len 81 po-
sielajte zpravy z vasho Ii
vota - vzdy najdete stlpce
tohto casopisu otvorene.
V Youngstowne a ma okoli
jesto este hodne spolkov a
klubov, ktore by maly nasle-
dovat' prfklad tych so. Veri-
me, ze majd t'azkosti - a.
lie kto dnes nema t'azkosti?
Dobra vol'a vsetko zdola!
V Pennsylvania ide zako-
nodarna vyniest' statnu dan
z prijmov namiesto preda-
jovej dane. Vzdy SINE 81 my
sleli, ze Pennsylvania je O.
panovana Mellonovcami a
ze tam nemozno ocakavat',
aby zakonodarna vyniesla
zakon ma ujmu bohatych a
V prospech chudoby. No te-
raz vidno, ze v ohioskej "a
konodarni je Wac nepriate-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-15

/
tym, aby len raz mohol vi
diet sochu Krista Pana v
Kopenhagen, ktora je v ko-
stole P. Marie. Sochu kresal
umelec Thorwaldsen.
0 dlhy cas- sa splnila jeho
tuba, a ked' prisiel do Ko-
penhagen, jeho prva costa
viedla do kostola. Stojf -
stojf dlho pred sochou Spa
stella. Ma konci sklamany
sa odvrati. Nevidf - nemoze
najst' ziadnu krasu - ziad-
nu zvlastnost' ma nej. Zasta-
vi no jeho sprievodca a po-
veda: pane, ked' chcete o.
pravdivd krasu tejto sochy
vidiet', musfte sa spustit' ma
kolena a takto pozerat' ma
nu.'
Ucenec spustf sa ma kole-
ma - a tax pozera ma tvar
Krista. Dlho - dlho kl'acal
a nemohol sa nasytit' jej
krasou.
Oprobuj - kpakni pred
Kristom - pred krfzom a u
vidfs Jeho opravdivd krasu.
Napoleon.
Napoleon dal postavit' vel
mi pekn1 skolu a Internal
pre- vojenskych studentov v
meste Ecoun. Ked' uz vsetko
bolo hotove, prosil predsta-
venych, aby mu predostreli
pravidla. To vd'acne urobili.
praVlolacn stalo' re zlacl
su poVlnnl Kazdy stvrtok,
piatok a nedel'u sa zucast-
n1t ma sV. omsl.
Napoleon wal pero a pre-
tlahnul ten paragraf a ma
v,ofoofD 4oh%o ooxS,o1. sSD.x
mlesto tonic naplsal: kaz-
oy oen MAUI lst ma sv. O.
msu.
Mozno ten Napoleon .oy
mohol l 40 moJlch pravldlel
TO naplsat.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-15

ia sa obavam, ze nasi holici
" pondelok by ami nestacili
IS pracou.
Nemyslfte?
Kezmarok.
Myslfm, MET ma svete pek-
nejsf kraj, ako mas drahy'
Spis. Tie biele Tatry. Tie W.,
soke hory. Tie drahe, cistel
potoky. Tie zelene lesy -
ldky. Nejako ma srdce bolt
a by som ich znovu chcel
vidiet' a oblapit', ked' nan,
myslfm.
Vsetko - tie hory, tie le-
sy, tie dedinky s bielymi
domkami hlasaly jedno: ei-
stotu slovenskeho naroda.
Ano, ten orol, ktory vyso-
ko mad Tatrami lietal - a.
nehpadal nfzkost', nehl l'adal
blato, bol obrazom nasho ci-t
steho naroda.
A dnes? Cftam, ze v Kez-'
marku ceskf professor ma ja-
visit ucia svojich ziakov a
ziacky ma to, Go predtym a.
nj ma smetiskach nebolo vid-
no.
Moi drahy Spis - preco
tax tvrdo spfs? A ten dobry
narod sa raz prebudf a be-
da bude tym, ktorf kazia ma
su cistotu - kazia naSe MIRA
Wy.
Ano, Bob je trpezlivy -
ale pamatlivy.
Do videnia ma bud1cu So
botu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-15

Ked' 50 nieco z vls priho-
df, 10 saujfma verejnost', napi-
5te 10 do ttshto novfn.