davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Colorado Chapter, in Denver, Col,
were the guest speakers.

were the guest speakers.
Victory Chapter met January 28 at
the A. A. U. W., with Mrs. Chester
B. Watts, regent, presiding. Alter
mates elected to the coming Congress
were Mrs. william H. Harper, Mrs.
Walter w. Husband, Mrs. Edward r.
Foster, Mrs. Frank B. Littell, Mrs.
Frank z. Webner, Mrs. Louis A. Alb
bot, Mrs. Ethel T. Fulton and Mrs. w.
J. Crabtree.
A card party will be held Febru-
ary 20 at 2 o'clock at the home of
Mrs. r. E. Burnham, 1902 Euclid
street.
Mrs. Louis A. Abbott, organizing
regent, announced this was the six
teenth anniversary of the chapter,
presenting q silver boat. q replica Of
the La Victoire, in which Lafayette
sailed from France to this country,
at the time of the American Revolu-
ton, and whence the chapter derived
It's name.
The chapters history was given
by Mrs. Francis j. Ford and Mrs.
Edward r. Foster. Mrs. Frank e.
webner and Mrs. Walter w. Husband
made addresses.
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p. E. o. Sisterhood.-The monthly
cooperative luncheon will be held
Wednesday at the Harrington Hotel
at 1890 o'clock; Chapter I, hostess.
All non-affiliated and visiting p. E. O.'s
are invited,
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Ohio Girls Club of Washington
will meet February IS. A Valentine
dance will be given February 16 at
1926 Massachusetts, avenue, to which
all Ohio girls in Washington and
their friends are invited.
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The Executive Committee will meet
tomorrow at 1880 pm.
Founders ley will be celebrated
February II ct 9 pm. In the Buchan-
IN School. The guest speaker win
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Fort McHenry Chapter will hold a
card party at go M Street, northeast
tomorrow at 2 o'clock.
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The Esperanto Class. which was
started in the United States Capitol
in March, 1884, was reopened last
Wednesday, taught by H. B. Hastings,
and is attended by secretaries, pages
and others about the Capitol.
Esperanto was well represented on
the radio last week by DR.. McKie,
Miss Rosen, Mrs. Baker and j. Leahy.
Evening star., 1935-02-03

The Society Of Free Lance Writers
will meet at the Hotel Shoreham
Thursday evening. Miss Martha
Strayer of the Daily News will be the
guest speaker. Stories by Miss Mary
S. Embrey and Mrs. T. c. Willis, sec
retary, will be read and criticized. A
short short story-writing contest is
being held.
Evening star., 1935-02-03

Potomac Chapter will hold birth
day tea at the home of Mrs. John
Franklin Little, 1910 Varnum street,
Wednesday, from 4 to o'clock.
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The EXCELSIOR Literary Club met
recently with the president, Mrs.
Henry F. Sawtelle. Roll call was an
swered by quotations from Milton.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess, assisted by Mrs. c. B. Green
and Mrs. Julia w. Webb
The next meeting will be Tuesday,
with Mrs. D. J. Donovan, 1924 Cort-
land place.
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Marcia Burns Chapter will give a
card party at the Arts Club February
16 at 8:15 pm.
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Columbia Chapter, Delphians, will
meet February z at 10 am. at Wood
ward & Lothrop's. The subject will
be italian Literature Of the Late
Renaissance"
Mrs Knute Bjorka will be leader
and will open the discussion with a
talk on ''The Plan of Castaglione's e
Treatise on the Coulter" Other topics
will be 1.-THE Ideal Coulter" Mrs. j. G.
Yaden; "Glimpses Of Cellini," Mrs
George Ellis; Michaelangelo as a
Poet" Mrs. Otis Elzey; "A Summary OF
the Renaissance" DR.. A. M. Finnegan
Twentieth Century Club.-The in
ternational outlook section will meet
tomorrow at 2:15 pm. at the Y. w
c. A., when George Bonsesco, financial
counselor of the Rumanian Legation
viii speak on 1.-THE Present Political
Position of the Little Entente" Mrs
Sidney H. Thompson will review
"Russia's Iron Age" Club members
and guests are invited.
The monthly meeting will be held
February z at IL am, Y. w. c. A.,
when DR.. Dumas Malone, editor, Die
tionary of American Biography, will
speak on "The Intellectual Melting
Pot"
Guest tickets for the meetings OF
the club may be procured from the
vice chairman of the Hospitality Com.
mittee, Mrs. J. c. Robertson, 1709 La
mont street.
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Now, Robert E. Lee, you tell us
what you knew about the muir
der?"
The boy looked at the huddled
form of Vane and his teeth chat
tered.
go de Lawd, is Mistuh Vane
dead, sub? Ill don't know
nothin', l swear I don't, subj"
who said Vane was dead?"
countered Larkin. II asked you
what you know about the muir
der?"
"Nothin,' sub. I didn't know
there was no murder, till you
done told me. I been on my ele-
vator all night"
Dragged
HAS anyone been up here to-
night?"
mo, sub, not a soul"
The officer thought moment
before he put his next question.
The boy seemed, on the surface,
to be honest enough, although
obviously scared pretty badly
Larkin looked up, his eyes fixed
on the frightened black face in
front of him. Just then the ele-
vator bell shrilled, and the Of
ficer realized that it had been
ringing for quite a while, but he
had been so intent on his ques-
tioning that it had made no i'm
preston upon his mind.
He made a quick decision.
Go ahead and answer that
elevator bell, boy" he COM
manded. And, Murphy, you go
along with him, and come right
back" he gave a significant jerk
of the head to Murphy.
The boy and the officer went
out together, Robert E. Lee Jack
son getting away from the body
beside the fire as quickly as he
possibly could.
Left alone, excepting for the
silent figure of Vane, Officer
Larkin slowly made survey of
the apartment, being careful not
to touch anything. He noted
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CHAPTER III

The doctor totally ignored his
exclamation.
ANY idea what he has taken?"
he asked Larkin.
We'll, sir. I found a bottle of
sleeping tablets in the bathroom
He probably took that"
Il hope you haven't wiped off
any possible fingerprints," said
the inspector tartly.
mo, sir. I left everything just
as 1t was, until you should get
here"
"All right" said the inspector,
well get it later and hand it over
to the fingerprint people"
The doctor had already loosened
Vane's clothing and managed to
sit him upright. He forced one
eye open, and with a small pocket
flash peered into it. He grunted
as if satisfied and then bending
closer smelt his breath.
Nothing much wrong here" he
said laconically. NASTY blow on
the side of the head. Is woman
supposed to have done this?"
The officer flushed.
mo, sir" he said. I'm afraid
I'm to blame for that. He had
been fighting mad one moment,
and then all of a sudden seemed
to go to sleep. I thought he was
foxing, so I yanked him up and
gave him a clip with my open
hand and he fell over and hit his
head on the fender"
The inspector looked displeased,
and Larkin, in answer to the un-
spoken reproof in his keen blue
eyes, said, I'm sorry, sir"
"All right, Larkin," acknowl'
edged Ingles. This has upset me
a lot. Lawrence Vane is one of
my very good friends. Where's
his wife?"
Larkin hesitated, took a deep
breath. and: "On the roof" he
said.
WHAT" exclaimed 1ngles.
eyes. Will you please come
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sickening thud as his head struck
the heavy brass fender.
It wcs Murphy, the careless,
who spoke first.
Looks to me as If the guy Is
drugged," he said. Larkin nodded.
That's about the size of it," he
replied thoughtfully.
He crossed to the telephone.
Police headquarters. Urgent.
Hello, headquarters? This is Lar
kin, cruising car No. SO. Now
in penthouse at 784 w. Fifty
seventh st.. Put me through to
Detective Inspector 1ngles. Hullo.
Inspecto- Ingles? Larkin, emer-
gency squad speaking. I think
you'd better come straight up
here-they'll give you the place
at the desk. Better bring a doctor
with you. Looks like a nasty
mess. Murder and Suicide-but
the suicides not dead yet, and
the doctor may be able to save
him-for the hot seat. The other
ones past all help. I'll be here.
Better hurry!"
After telephoning police head
quarters and telling Inspector
Ingles of his gruesome find on
the roof of the penthouse, Officer
Larkin walked back into the stu
dio md stood for a moment look
ing down at the unconscious fig
ure of Vane, where he still lay
on the floor.
He decided to utilize the time
before the arrival of the inspector
by questioning the shivering Rob
ert E. Lee Jackson, who stood
where he had been first placed
by Officer Murphy, his eyes roll
ing in his black face.
What did you say your name
was, boy?" Larkin snapped the
question out.
| Robert E. Lee jackson, sub"
How long have you worked
here?"
Round about six months,
subj"
Larkin leaned forward intently,
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again that the place showed no
signs of any disorder or struggle.
1t seemed strange that the bed
was so carefully arranged, and
had not been disturbed-he no
ticed that woman's filmy night
dress and a mans pajamas were
neatly folded and arranged be-
side each other on their respec-
tive pillows. The bathroom was
equally tidy, but Larkin came
across a nearly full bottle of
sleeping tablets on the wash
basin. The small kitchen was in
apple-pie order. There were a
few dirty dinner things piled in
the sink, evidently to be washed
in the morning; he noted that
there was service for two. There
was one glass from which milk
had been slipped. He heard
voices in the lobby and returned
to the studio to greet Inspector
Ingles, who had come up with
the colored boy and Officer
Murphy.
DR.. Gilbraith, with the inevi-
table black kit bag, accompanied
them.
Good evening, Officer" said
the Inspector. Whats the
trouble here?"
"Murder-and suicide that
hasn't happened yet. I think
Doc can save him. Here in the
studio"
The doctor, a small, alert man,
thick-Set, with a grey beard and
twinkling black eyes, moved quick
ly forward, closely followed by the
inspector.
| AS DR.. Gilbraith turned the
crumpled body over. Ingles uttered
a startled exclamation.
Great heavens! It's Lawrence
Vane, the portrait painter, and a
good friend of mine. He did my
wife last year. There is some
thing wrong here. He's never do
anything like that. I'd stake my
life on it,"
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bring her back if she's gone, and
it won't get you any sympathy
from me if you know more than
you're telling. That's what it
looks like to me. You'd better
stay in the studio with Murphy,
while I search the place."
But I must find her myself!
Good God, man, you don't under
stand. We've only been married
three months. Isobel! Isobel! 1
must find her, you fool! If any.
thing has happened to her I must
be the first one to find her. I
won't have anyone touching her,
I tell you! She's mine! Get out
Of my way!"
Murphy, hearing the raised
voices, had come to the aid Of his
fellow officer, and between the
two of them they managed to get
the hysterical man back into the
studio.
Larkin then got very busy. He
told Lee to wait in the studio, and
not to leave for any reason with
out his permission. To Murphy
he also gave instructions to watch
Vane. He then went out onto the
hitherto unexplored terrace.
But it was far from easy for
Murphy to quiet Vane, who was a
powerful man of athletic build in
his early thirties, and at the mo-
ment motivated by two Of the
strongest impulses known to HUI
msnity-Love and Fear.
1t took the big Irish policeman
nearly five minutes to subdue
him, and to get him into the big
chair where they had first found
him.
Suddenly, Vane Slumped for
ward, all the fight gone out Of
him. and sat gazing into space
with dazed hunted eyes, and
drawn pallid face.
Larkin returned from his inves-
tigation of the roof, his face
drained of all blood, livid and
set, his mouth straight line of
horror and disgust. He walked
m acingly ward Vane,
slumped forward in his easy
chair.
so you keep the bodies in the
bath, do you?" he snarled. well,
/ guess you thought you had us
fooled all right-but you won't
get the chance at any of your
tricks again. Pretty good. that
bluff Of yourS-being so sound
asleep. and going into Mysteries
and all that. Think yourself a
clever guy, no doubt? Well, you
didn't get away with it, fellow,
/ Come on, answer up. Where's
your wife?"
But Vane's eyes had closed,
and his head had sunk forward
onto his chest. Larkin looked at
him for a moment, and then his
face famed with rage.
Come on now, none of that"
he criec frriouSly. Trying the
same come-on sleeping game you
were taking when we came in,
Ell? Snap out Of 1t, and answer
up!"
But Vane remained apparently
asleep, and with a muttered oath
Larkin crossed the room, graSped
him firmly by the shoulder, and
hoisted him to his feet, where
with the aid of Murphy he held
him upright.
open your eyes, damn you'll"
he shouted, cor I'll make you'll"
Vane swayed in their hold but
made no response.
GruesOme Find
"You dirty Backyard! You
murderer" Larkin waited for a
moment and then, getting no re
Spouse, without further warning
he slapped Vane across the face
S, =. =" With his ore7 palm, anc
stepped away from him.
Murphy, taken by surprise
loosed his supporting grip, and
Vane crashed to the floor with a
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Finding of Headless Body
OF Beautiful Woman
Stirs Smart Set
BY GLADYS SHAW ERsKINE and

By GLADYS SHAW EkSA1NE ana IVAN FIRTH
CHAPTER
It seventeen minutes after midnight November 49,
when the Sergeant the desk at police headquarters answered
his telephone.
'Police7" came mans voice. Good. Who is that,
Sergeant Davis? This Renton Wilbur Renton Speaking
from my apartment the twenty floor Of 1856 West Fifty
seventh Street There's desperate fight going between
and the roof of 764 the street Looks
If he irving Z murder herl,1
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-14

vysvetlit' slsedia q znami
Mikulcikovi, kan podel sa
ich barbir? Co sa stalo $
MIN? Ako slvisf jeho zniz-
nutie so strasnym poziarom?
Konecne, ked' hrabali v ssu-
tinach, nasli nejake pohore-
le kosti ma mieste blfzkom k
barbfrovmu skliepku. Dok-
tor tvrdil sfce, ze to ME sd
l'udske kosti - no medzi
l'udom utvrdila sa vseobec-
ma mienka, ze ranhojic, Mi
kulcik, zahynul v plamenoch,
standc sa obet 'ou svojej ne
zistnej udatnosti a horlivej
lasky ku bliznym
A sused Korcfk, majster
'domovy', kucharka Zuzul'a
a este mnohi ini smdtili "a
MIN, ale este Wac "a svoji-
mi peniazmi, jemu svereny-
mi, a venovali mu nejednu
slzu rozpomienky, zelajdc
mu, vesele zmrtvychvstanie a
sIavu veTnIi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-14
New Middletown, O.

New MlddletoWn, .. -
Ctena redakcia, muslin uz j
ia zavitat' k vam a medzi
nase zenicky, lebo ia my
slim, ze sa yam cnie "a
mnou, ked' ma uz v druhom
dopise spominate. No tax
som tn pri vas. Zasielam sr-
deeny pozdrav ct. redakcii
al vsetkym citatel'om tych-
to novfn.
Zacnem teda, Go nam ma
mysli. Ku tomuto dopisu ma
pohla pani ]. Basista z Ha-
seltonu. Citala som vase RAD
ky a ma vel'mi potesily. Da-
kujem vam, Mrs. Basista.
Ked' uz tax chcete til pes
nicku tax vam ju tn zaspie-
vam:
Obrazali drobne hrusky
u suseda v hume,
Ked' som isla kravy. dojit' ,
gul'aly sa ku mne.
Gdl'ajte sa, drobne hrusky,
ponalucky ku mne, ,>
mole licko u Jozefa -
Jozefovo u mne.
Ostavam lctou a roda-
ckym pozdravom ma vsetky
citatePky a citatel'ov tychto
novin,
F. B. TkaSik,
farmerka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-14
VePks rozsirenie. sociilneho
poistenia v Europe.

Podl'a vykazov jednotli-
vych krajfn o stave social
neho poistenia v r. 1884 po-
istene bolo v Nemecku Is
milionov obyvatel'ov, t. j.
23.12 percent z celkoveho
poGtu obyvatel'stva, v Ang-
Iii 10.1 mil. osob, ii. 21.79
perc.. v Raklsku ! million o.
sob, tedy 1913 perc., v CSR
1,877,995, 60 je 1875 perc.
20 vsetkych obyvatepov, v
Mad 'arsku 914 tisic,. ii. l0.4
perc. a v Jutoslavii $50 tisic
Gill 3.75 perc.: Y Sovietskom
Rusku bolo poistene v roku
1884 celkom 23.4 milionov
es6b sls IN Al lkon, insj
1 |ifIxul t5irs poist =, nez M 4.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-14
PREDLzENIE L'UDSKEHO
VEKU.

Rusky ucenec Lazarev u
verejnil v americkom odbor-
nom casopise pojednanie, v
ktorom dokazuje, ze pudsky
zivot moze byt' predlzeny ma
150-180 rokov. Professor
Lazarev zaobera sa hlavne
stddiom cinnosti modzgu a
podnika uz mnoho rokov ma
zaklade ucenia slavneho rus
keho vedca Popova pokusy,
ktorymi sk1ma takzv. pod
mienene refleksy. Studiom
modzgu sa prof. Lazarev
presvedcil, ze ma stave modz-
gu zavisi dlzka zivota, lebo
modzog dava nervom ich
citlivost' a ma citlivosti ner-
vOv ZaviSl culOSt tela q Jeho
vykonnost'. Prof. Lazarev III
still, ze modzog mono po-
vzbudzovat' a posilnovat' /,
cfm zaroven rozlustil zaha-
du predlzenia zivota. Kalku-
laciou 0 citliyosti nervov do
siel k nazoru, ze l'udsky Ii
vot mono predlzit' az ma
18O rokov. Citlivost' nervov
je totiz podl'a prof. Lazare-
va najvyssia v 20. roku, po-
tom pomaly klesa az do ve-
Ky 1bo1So rokov, ksdy
klesne ma nulu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-14
Cd mas zien

Ctena redakcia a citatel',
ky! Dnes lie pekny den, 81
niecko prihrieya, vydava svo
ju jarnu teplotu a nemozen
sa zdrzat', aby som 81 jednu
nezanotila o tom slniecku.
Oh, ty teple slniecko,
vital, vital k nam!.
Oh, test sa srdiecko
jarnym radost'am:
kolo nasej dedinky,
kolo nasej dedinky
rozvija sa haj. X.
Stobarevne kvetinky
zdobia cely haj;
stebotave hlisata .-....
pasu hla'daju;
snahobiele jahnata
bujne skakaju.
So vsech stran sa ozyva,
so vsech stran sa ozyva
vtactva l'dby hlas;
vsetko znovu DIVA
v krasny jarny Cas-.
Chvala Tebe Boze mas
"a Tvu dobrotu,
ze nam $ neba sosielas>
jarnu milotu.
Som 81 vyspievala, teraz j.
dem piect' slovenske kolac-
ky. Podavam, ako ich treba
robit'. ."' -
Vezmite 6 salok muky, H
lyzicky soil, 3 vajcia, 81 sal
ky cukru, 1 paint sladkeho
mlieka, 1 kocku drozdia, l
funt sladkeho masla.
Muku osiat', pridat' soil,
vajcia dobre vybit', mile
ko, drozdie. Vykysnute cesto
dobre .vymiesit', rozyal'kat'
maslo vyrobit', ably boil ce-
sto riedke, mastit' a .,skla-
dat. Opakovat' to styri ra-
zy a zakazdym 5 min1t ma
v zimnom postal. Potom ce-
sto dobre rozvarkat' a po-
krajat' ma husky a plnit' O.
rechami, lekvarom, makom
tvarohom. fapsu vymastit' a
obredno poklast', dat po-
stat, aby vykyslo, z vajec
bielko vybit' a mastit' a do
peel dat. Maju sa piect' pol
hodiny. Ked' sa z peel w.
berd, treba ich posypat' pras-
kovym cukrom.
So srdecnym pozdravom
Zuzanna Kl'ucarova.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-14

DIP. Jan Krispinsky, cele-
brant. ~&
80. jdna.-Vseobecna put
svatenie sochy Ukrizovane-
no. Najdp. F. J. Dubosh, ce-
lebrant.
e., 3. a 4. jila.-Vseobec-
ma dradna put.
7. j1la.-Osada Mar. P.
Marie, Cleveland. DIP. Vac
Law Chaloupka, celebrant.
ID. jdla.-Osada sv. Mar
tina, Cleveland. DIP. Vence-
slaus Horak, celebrant.
FL. jdla.- Cisla Prvej K.
S. zenskej Jednoty. DIP. l.
van Kramoris, OSB., cele-
brant. ,>
%. jula.-Osada najsv.
Trojice, Struthers, o. DIP. Jo-
zef Krispinsky, celebrant.
a. augusta.-Osada sv.
Benedikta, Cleveland. DIP.
Leo Rehak. OSB.. celebrant.
IL. augusta.-Osada sv.
Cyrila a Metoda, Youngs-
town, O. DIP. Stefan Begalla,
celebrant. - Osada sv. Az
bety,s Youngstown, o. DIP.
Jozef Kostik, celebrant.
Is. augusta.-Vseobecna
put ma sviatok Nanebevza-
tia Fanny Marie. DIP. Pas
chal Kavulic, OSB., ecele-
brant. ....
18. augusta.-Osada sv.
Vendelina, Cleveland. DIP.
August Tomasek, celebrant.
25. augusta.-Cfsla I. X.
S. j. Najdp. F. j. Dubosh,
celebrant.
1. septembra
S. S. K. a osadne spolky nsv.
Mena. DIP. Andrej Hudak,
celebrant. --.s st.>~.>-
g.. septembra. a.-Osada nsv.
Mena Jezis, Youngstown, o.
DIP. Stefan Kocis, celebrant.
Is. septembra. ra.-Osada sv.
Trojice, Lorain, O. DIP. Jan
Hamrak, celebrant.
22. septembra. sv.
Jana, Campbell, O. DIP. Ju-
raj Novak, celebrant. - O.
sada sv. Mateja, Youngs-
town, O. DIP. Frantisek Ko-
zelek, celebrant. .,..~
20. septembra. Marian
ske Druziny z kazdej farno-
sti. DIP. Vendelin Kravec, O.
S.B., celebrant. -.....
6. oktobra. - Vseobecna
put'.-Zakl'ucenie. - Ndp.
Gregor Vaniscak, OSB., ce-
lebrant.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-14
SvxTYNA PANNY MA
RE LEVOCSKEJ
Pod opaterou sestier Vincen-
tianok v Bedford, Ohio.

lymIO SpOSODOm OZnamu-
je sa sirsej katolickej verej-
nosti, nielen v biskupstve
clevelandskom, ale j v inych
biskupstvach, kdekopvek sa
nachadzaju Slovaci katolici,
ze putne miesto, kde sa v
Amerike uctieva Parma Ma
ria Levocska, je pripravene
ma prijimanie pdtnikov. To-
no roku jako j v inc roxy,
sa pripravil bohaty program
ktory obsahuje vsetky slo-
venske osady v cleveland
skom biskupstve. Met nede-
lie, zeby ma tomto mieste ste
nenasli aspo1 jednu osadu
zastupenu. Vzdor tomu, ze
pre- kazdd nedepu sd usta-
novene inc farnosti, predsa
nikto nema byt' pod doj-
nom, ze ,inf zbozni ctitelia
Fanny Marie Levocskej ne
maju prfstup. "
Ma programe, jake nizej
podavame, uvidite, ze ME-
ktore dni sd oddane pre- ce-
III katolicku verejnost'. Ma
priklad: ku sviatku Fanny
Marie Levocskej, 2. julia, uz
v nedel'u pred tym dnom a
diva dni po tom dnu, budu
sa odbavovat' poboznosti
zvlastne, ma ktore ste po-
zvani vsetci z kazdej farno-
sti. 80. juna bude sa svatit'
socha predstavujuca naseho
Spasitera ma krfzi, pod kto-
rym stoji Maria a zbozne
zeny so sv. Janom. Ma g., 8.
a 4. julia sa bude vykona-
vat vyrocita a dradna po-
boznost' ku cti Panny Ma
rie Levocskej, ktory sviatok
pripada ma 2. julia. Pocas
tychto troch dni poboznosti
sa zapocnu uz rano s omsou
a kaznou. Popoludni v tych-
to samych dnoch budu tiez
poboznosti, kazne a procesie
vydrziavane. Ano, i ku sv.
sviatostiam budete moot
pristupit'. ziada sa ale cd
vsetkych, putnikov,. ably ked'
len mono i'm tax ucinit', sli
ma sv. spoved' ku svojmu du-
chovnemu vo svojom far
skom kostole PRIV nezli sa
pustia ma put, lebo pri sva-
tyni MET tych pripray ami
tel pohodlnosti. . --.
Pamatajte, re svatyna P.
Marie Levocskej ie vzdy o.
tvorena, zvlast' kazdl ne
del'u, cd prvej nedele. maja
az do prvej nedele v okto-
bri, kedy slavnostnym spo-
sobom sa putnicka doha kon-
ci. t:.-r
Dovol'ujeme 81 podat' ma
sledujuci program ako po-
kyn pre- vsetkych duchov-
nych a ich farnikov. Rozu-
mie sa, ze nikto neni viaza-
ny tym programom, ale pre-
dsa by to bolo pekne i pri-
kladne i povzbudzujuce, ke-
by sa ten program dobro-
vol'ne vyplnil.
Putnicky program ma r. 1885
16. j1na.-Osada sv. La
dislava, Cleveland. DIP. La
dislav Necid, celebrant.
%. j1na.-Osada Panny
Marie Milosrdnej, Cleveland.
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