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FASCIST State
STRENGTHENS
ITS POSITION
Return of General Believed
To Presage New Turn
in Europe
'DUCE ALONE KNOWS
MEANING OF TRANSFER
Copyright, 1886, United Press)

Copyright, 1886, United Press)
ROME, May q. (UP).-Mar-
shall Pietro Badoglio, hard-bitten
army man and hero Of the Italian
East African war, today fastened
to Europe, IL days after his ap-
pointment as viceroy of Ethiopia.
There was no reason apparent
on the surface for his sudden and
unexpected start but it seemed
clear that it meant early develop
ments of major Importance to Eu-
rope and Italy.
Badoglio handed over his au-
thority to Marshal Rodolpho Ora
ziani, his second in command in
Ethiopia, to rule the country as
regent"
Events pending, and after, the
arrival of the hero Of the war
were awaited with interest.
1t has been ID days since Adds
Ababa was taken and Mussolini
announced to excited thousands
from a balcony of his Venice pal
ace here that the Fascist desire
was to turn from war to peace.
Despite this declaration, and
others to the same effect, the at
titude not only in the press but
in official quarters convinces OBJ
servers that Italy at present is in
tensifying its military vigilance.
On every hand there is talk of
war in Europe.
The decision Of the directorate
of the Fascist party to increase
the militia by requicing the en-
rollment Of all Fasci4ts between
the ages of 81 and 5A-1100, 900
in all--is comented on in news
papers in q manner which seems
to confirm the belief that so long
as league penalties remain in
force and Great Britain continues
to hold what is called an anti-Fas-
cist attitude, there is grave dam
ger to peace.
There are all sorts of angles to
the present Observation-Disclosures
ment of new census figures. show
ing q greatly increased popula-
ton; the complaint that league
penalties are IAN unjust, absurd,
futile, dangerous sentence; the
insistence that Italy's finances are
in excellent shape; the complaint
that by making it impossible for
Italy to cooperate in European
political negotiations the "sanc-
ZIONIST" powers are endangering
the league-and peace.
The latest factor was the GUST
ing of Prince Starhemberg from
the unofficial dictatorship of Aus
tria. He few here at once-to see
an Italian-Austrian football game.
But he talked to Mussolini several
times, and it was indicated that
he went back home yesterday with
a definite plan of action in his
mind, one of which Mussolini
knows.
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VIENNA, May 81. (UP).-Ihe
cabinet last night gave final form
to a law under which Austria
would have three "fuehrers' or
national leaders.
Chancellor Kurt Schuschniss,
unofficial dictator, would become
national leader of the fatherland
front, and Vice Chancellor EduarG
Baar Won Baarenfels natlonai
commander of the front militia.
Prince Ernst Won Starhemperg'
ousted as co-dictator in blood
less coup d'etat last week woglu
continue as national sports leaue5
and also head the Motherhoou
Protective association.
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Austrian Cabinet In Concession Move
Adds Starhemberg To Triumvirate
Downfall of Schuschnigg or Civil War Seen as Result Of
Heimwehr Disarmament Decree

All would have the title of
fuehrer, but Schuschnigg would
remain the actual supreme head
of the government.
The law represents a compro-
mise in the division of authority.
Meanwhile, Starhemberg called
an extraordinary session of Heinz
wehr commanders to discuss "fu-
ture action" in connection with
Chancellor Schushnigg's order
that the Heimwehr be disarmed.
Behind the heavily guarded
doors of his private headquarters,
the fallen prince. who was eX-
pected momentarilv to make a
Continued on page four) @
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CHARLOTTE PUPILS
SET PEACE PARADE

CHARLOTTE, May 81. CUP
One thousand students of Char
lotte Central high school plan to
march through the city's business
district tomorrow in "peace pa
rade."
Students planned the demon
stration as a protest against en-
try of the United States in a Eu-
ropean war. Leaders in the move
ment emphasized, however, that
participants believed the United
States should be protected with
arms. if attacked.
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FINANCE
AFTER.
E]D-JUNE, said
'oo,syelt's Cousin Led to
Relieve U. S. Would
Abet Robbery
sTINATION STIRS
DOING SENATOR'S

|rlSHINGTON. May 21. tUP)
Toi,eI States treasury will
i. q bond issue of a billion
T.rs or more June l. Secretary
,Ir Treasury Henry Morgei;-
|, r. revealed today. ,
H. sqiJ the money is required
meet garments of the soldiers
|,r. bonds. soon after June Is.
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PROCLAMATION

Whereas the great crisis of the World War the young
Hendesonvie county offered their
coy with exalted spirit patriotism numbers Of
them sacrificing their lives in that service;
And, whereas, the exalted spirit of patriotism is needed
today country in its difficulties;
therefore A. V. Edwards Mayor of the City OF Hendel
sonve N c. all citizens to recall the spirit of these gal
liant the Of their high patriotic service
by the the American Legion and American Legion
Auxiliary memorial poppy Saturday, May %.
that purpose do hereby proclaim Saturday, May %,
Poppy Day in the City of Hendersonvlle, n. c.
O'F' ~ A. V. VEDWARDS Mayor.
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treasury Plans Billion Dollar Bond Issue
ALFLANDON HEADED FORG.O.P.
CONVENTION AS FAVORITE IS
FOUND WANTING BY JIM FARLEY
Democratic Chairman Says
He's inexperienced in
Government Compared to
Roosevelt

WASHINGTON, May 81. (UP)
Governor Alfred NJ. I.andon Of
Kansas, winning impressive en-
dorsement by another eastern In
dustrial state in New jerseys Re-
publican presidential primary, was
headed today for the Cleveland
convention an odds-on favorite.
New jerseys was the last Re-
publican presidential primary, ana
the margin Landon received over
Senator William E. Borah-near-
ly four to one when half the bal
lots were counted-virtually elm
mated the Idaho veteran as a
nomination possibility, although
he will arrive at Cleveland with
about the same number of first
ballot delegates as any other cam
didate except Landon.
BOLT OF PARTY BY BORAH
is MORE LIKELY
This enhancement of the Kan
sas governors chances also added
greatly to the likelihood Of
Rorah's boiling the party. He
threatened as much last week in
a statement attacking chose who
control the Republican party" as
intellectually dishonest"
Borah made only one speech, in
Newark, in his Jersey campaign,
while the state COP. organiza-
tiepSs backing Landon, campaign
ed extensively. Borah had a pal"
tial slate of convention delegates
entered, which lost to Landon's
complete slate, giving the Kansan
go pledged votes. This was dis
appointment to Borah hackers,
who had hoped, few weeks ago,
that the New Jersey vote would
give him a strong send-off for
Cleveland.
Borah declined to comment on
the returns.
In the Democratic preference
primary President Roosevelt re-
ceived i heavy write-in vote COM
pared to that cast for Colonel
Henry Breckenridge, the only cam
didate entered, who had sought
to give conservatives a chance to
register protest against New Deal
spending policies. Mr.. Roosevelt
won a complete pledged delega-
ton to the Democratic convention
at Philadelphia which will renom-
mate him.
Governor Harold Hoffman APP
parently won election as a Lam
don delegate-at-large in a contest
of statewide interest with former
Continued on page three)
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DECLARED MENACE

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, May 81.
CUP)-Branding the act of, the
1885 legislature legalizing slot
machines "a menace to the wei
fare of our citizens" the Leon
county grand jury today urged
that 1--WE rid ourselves of this
evip, in a special referendum in
H&
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CHARLOTTE SURPLUS

CHARLOTTE, May Il. (UPJ
Charlotte's municipal government
completed the first 10 months OF
the fiscal year with a surplus OF
more than $4,000, according to
announcement of city officials.
The Charlotte city government is
expected to end the fiscal year
with a larger surplus and taxpay-
ers are looking forward to a re.
duced tax rate for the next II
months. . .-ag ~. ,s... g.Jr-
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STRIKE ENDS

HUNTSVILLE, Ala, May 21:-
(UP).-A three-month-old strike
at the Lincoln M lis of Alabama.
largest textile mills in this section,
ended with an amicable agree
ment of workers and operators
yesterday. a=agrzsy
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WEATHER

,,v cloudy, not much change
Par"y .r,ture tonight and Fri
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"Ohio garage man discovers
new comet" 1t must have been
Immediately after presenting his
bill to . high.strung patron.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-07
ruay is, 1885.

ruay 10, A0OU.
The committee for this at
fair is Mrs. Joseph Mar
shall, Mrs. August Witway,
Mrs. John Tatar and Mrs.
John Bivalec. Plans are be-
ing made for . capacity
crowd. There will be cash
prizes as well As door prizes.
Tickets may be obtained
from Mrs. Stephen G. Zetts
by calling 735Os.
The club will meet again
on February IL, at the home
Of Mrs. John Sopkovic, De-
witt Avenue, at which time
Mrs. Andrew Greene and
Mrs. John Hudran, will in.
struct the members is max
ing miniature parlor sets to
be used as sewing baskets.
Mrs. John Waskc and
Mrs. George Wolfe assisted
Mrs. John Matosky In dis
persing hospitality. The
luncheon was served at a
table set with an imported
Italian cut work table cloth,
A mirrored bowl of daffodils
formed a center piece.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-07
z osady Mena Jezis

Svate omse.-V nedepu,
dna 9. februara, budl styri
sv. omse, tri tiche a stvrta
bude slavnostna, biskupska
sv. omsa. Tri tiche bud1 o
z, o 8, a o 8. hodine;. biskup-
ska sv. omsa bude o pol je-
denastej. Svate pozehnanie
bude po obede o pol tretej
hodine.
Banket.-Jubilejny banket
bude presne o pol siedmej
vo vel'kom skolskom audito-
RUNE. Hostia sd ziadani, a.
by prisli na Gas.
katnpan.-V tyzdni po
bankete zapoene sa nasa
kampan "a vyssiu slovensku
skolu pre- chlapcov. Ma mi
nulej schodzi zvoleny Dol
tento lrad nasej kampane
p. Martin Dolak, predseda
p. Andrej Sklenar, tajomnfk
a p. Pavel Dolak, poklad.
MIX. Vybor kampane bude u
tvoreny behom toho tyzdna.
Tento vybor pojde z domu
do domu po vsetkych osad-
nfkoch a sbierat' bude Diary
a upisy ma vyssiu skolu. Ka-
zdy budete moct' dat svoj
bud hned', alebo teraz upi-
sat a neskorsie 81 to zapla-
tit.
NaSe filmy.-Menovite ma
sa skolska mladez ma ich
vel'mi rada cim d 'alej tym
1
sa ich viacej zdcastnuje. Ma
%. februara budeme mat
vePmi obl'ubeny hovoriaci
film "Shirley Temple in the
Colonel. Tato dievocka, ma.
juca teraz sotva sest' rokov
je po celej Amerike znams
milovnikmi pohyblivych O
brazkov.
Zabava.-Na Is. februa,
ra krlzok Deer Mena Jezis
usporiada taneenl zabavu ,
prospech skolskeho fondu
Nasa minula fasiangova "a
bava vydarila sa dobre 8
preto je nadej, re do postl
bude este jedna taxa sloven
ska zabava, ably i starsi ss
mohli rozveselit' a zatanco
vat 81, jako kedysi v staron
kraji ma luke!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-07

necny, nemenitel'nv. On me-
ma pociatku ami konca. On
sam je Alta j Omega - Po-
ciatok j Koniec. ''Prv nez
boly splodene vrchy, q. PRIV
nez 81 roditel sky sforroyal
zem a okruh sveta, Cd vekov
al ma veky 81 Ty, 8 silny
Bozen zalm 9O:2. A syaty
Jakub vravi, ze vsetko do
bre DAME je cd Otca svetla.
u ktoreho MET premenenia.
v tomto syete, ktory sa u
stavicne meni, utyrdzuje mas
Kniha knih, nApomina mas
ta Kniha knih, aby SINE len
verni ostali Tomu, ktory sa
nemeni. v cas- rama i v cas-
vecera, v cas- burky j dobrej
chvile, v cas- zarmutku ra-
dosti, v cas- nedostatku i v
cas- hojnosti obracajme nase
zraky, nase tuzby a prosby
o pomoc, o silu, o mudrost'
O nadej a vieru ku Nemeni-
tel'nemu .Bohu. "Jezis Kri-
stus ten isty vcera j dnes a
bude ma veky." V jednej pie
sni spievame, Re vsetko jaw
len zmenu tajomnu; vsak Ty
sa nemenis, zostan so mnou.
|
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-07
RALPH WEDsTxH 4
FOR TN PllJ 1l

Ralph Webster and his
chsstra will play Tn dol y
ing whom Tri Phi Club m&i II
bers sponsor ! public dst
Feb. II IN Nu-Elme Hal
room. Miss Rita Ann Bedtl
and Miss Ann Senyisky ai
co-chairmen. sl| s
The dance committee Con-
sists Of Helen Olson, Mar n
aret Repasky, Sue Kova
Peg Steiner, Mary Kovak
and Ann Marie Balansly. me-
The following will be hosIs
and hostcsses: Josephine Fay
bian, Helen Tot1sn, R0se
Fiorvante, Catherine Baslos,
Mary Gayon, Kathryn Yoh
man, Verp Mikolaj, Betty
Evans and Margaret Bertk0.
Hosts are: Andrew Kozar,
Francis Skovira, Stanley So
latsky, Andy Marvis, Eddie
Balash, Johnny Fefencak.
Ed Hetmensky, Jack Bender
Steve Steiner, Jimmy Sarosy,
DR.. Kupec and Louis HovaH.
An invitation is extended
to all clubs.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-07
SOCIETY NEWS
CY.ME CLUBS MID-WIN-
TER DANCE FEB. 8.

Final arrangements for
the Cy-Me Mid-Winter dance
ON Sunday. February 9th,
at the St. Cyril Ballroom,
are being completed. Mr..
George Kolesar is working
with a capable committee
including Messrs. Frank Bo-
bola, John Chuey, Joseph
Martinko, AL Wagner, Louis
Bobola, Ed Kravec, John
Tevish and Stephen Chismar.
Bill Carroll and his or
chestra featuring vocal selec-
tions by Marie Rem has been
secured for the pleasure of
the dancers.
The following is a list Of
the hostesses: Misses Mary
Buddie, Mary Hiznay, Stel-
la Krispinsky, Clara Kubina,
Margaret Strazek, Anne Co.
mex, Helen Friedman, Marg-
aret Burnett, Mary Marko-
vic, s"phie Muransky, Anne
Mar Muransky, Helen So
france, Anne Marie Sofra-
nee, Mary Ridarsky. Ethel
Patrick, Margaret Krajnak,
Veronica Slifka, Margaret
Forgac, Caroline Hannis,
Mary Baksa, Tillie Hiznay,
Margaret Granchie, Mary
1 Mandula, Josephine Adams,
Helen Kubina, Mildred Stei-
ner, Helen Krajnak and
Catherine Stanek.
The members and friends
of the following clubs: Shir-
ley Club, Cadets, St. Mich
olas, Haselton Sokols, Hasel-
ton Dodgers, Holy Name,
Catholic Slovak Students
Fraternity, Daughters of the
Holy Name, La Douze Club
and the C.. M. Octo Club
are cordially invited.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-07
ANNE THOMAS CHAIR
MAN FOR THE b. or n. N.
VALENTINE DANCE

Miss Anne Thomas III
chairman for the Valentine
dance and card party given
by the Daughters Of Holy
Name Club Sunday, Febr,I-
ary 16 at Holy Name Audi
torium.
Miss Mary Martinko. pres
ident; Miss Helen Phillips,
vice-president; Esther Oh
savsky, secretary; Mary Do
ak, treasurer and Peggy
Brusko, reporter, will serve
as co-chairmen for the affair.
A popular collegiate or
chestra has been booked for
the occasion and the public
il cordially invited to at
tend. Special invitations have
been issued to clubs includ-
ing Weller, Cy-Me, Hi II,
Shirley, Haselton Dodgers
and Arco clubs.
! Hostesses assisting the COM
mittee are: Margaret Dulik,
Betty Jaknpcin, Catherine
Mary and Anne D1aak, Es-
ther Olsavsky, Cathsfihe and
| Martha Novatney, theresa
Humensky, Catherine Topor-
Ger, Anne Bellan and Mary
| Slifka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-07
vEL'KE NESTASTIA.

v Kalifornii ma brehu CO.
dorado rieky zhorelo sedem
robotnikov, ked' sa ich sia-
tor chytil plamenom. Robot
nfci boil zamestnani ma stav-
be haiti.
Pri Scottsboro, Ala. zho-
relo 20 cernochov, ktorych
prevazali z jedneho vazenia
do druheho v klietkovom
aute. Jeden z cernochov "a
pail papier, ably 81 zohrial
ruky. v kletke bola ale ma
doba $ gazolfnom, ktory W.
blsil.
v Youngstown a okoli za-
bite boly tri osoby v auto
mobilovych nehodAch tohto
tyzdna a mnoho bolo rane-
nych.
Pri Sunbury, Pa, zabite
boly tri osoby, ked' osobny
vlak Reading spolocnosti srd-
til sa s kol'ajf ma moste do
hlbky 80 stop. 81 os6b bolo
ranene. Nehodu zapricinila
puknut4 kol'ajnica.
Pri Cincinnati, O. ranen&
bolo vyse 80 os6b v srazke
dvoch vlalsov v ,sobotu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-07
YouNGsToWNsKE sLovENsKE NovINY

space the author hurriedly
brings the reader through
two generations. The trans
ition occurs with such breath
taking rapidity that char
acter portrayal and develop
ment suffer for the sake Of
the story. There is an OPP
portunity to depict Gypsy
carefree life more than Gal
lik does in his book; jealou-
sy Of the mothers and
daughters could be emphas-
lied to stronger proportions !;
the Gypsy stigma trailing
the principals offers an op-
portunity for powerful de-
velopment; the strong ur-
gency of the love motive,
while Frank is making a
search for Marishka, who,
because of, the wide gap of
social difference thinks best
they should not be married,
is a theme that could be
treated more expansively /;
the mental and physical an
guish of the expectant moth
er offers opportunity for en-
larged treatment; and the
conclusion presents an occa-
sion to delineate in an am
plified manner the events
leading to the dramatic
poignancy in discovering the
mutual relationship of the
son with his father.
One wonders why Mr.,
Gallik chose to translate in.
to English the Slovak songs
appearing in the story, e.
specially, "Tancuj, tancuj
vykrdcaj." In it's native form
this folk-song possesses q
charming musical quality ano
a lifting rhythm that sug
gest themselves even to 6
reader who is not acquaint
ed with the Slovak language
In the translation these quail
tiles are lost.
In the opinion Of this re
viewer fictitious or rea
names of villages shoule
have been given, as well 81
q name for Franks son rath
er than to be referred t,
time and again as Frank
son" or Sonny
For an evening of delight
full reading this book is re
commended. We look for
ward to more Of Mr.. Gallik'
literary efforts. .
John Martinkc
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-07
CATHOLIC LADIES' CLUB
TO HOLD CARD PARTY
AT ST. JOHN THE BAPT.
AUDITORIUM.

Mrs. John Matosky, De-
witt Ave-, Campbell, enter
tanned members of the Cath
olic Ladies' Club Monday
night. French crepe dolls
were made by each member
of the club to be used at a
benefit card party at St.
John the Baptist Slovak
Church auditorium on Feb
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-07

lOC. l1viezd nevyrovna
sa jednena mesiatku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-07
KAPPA SIGMA SIGMA
VALENTINE PARTY
FEB. Ia.

HC NdPpd OH liza OiS lIld
Fraternity will hold a Valen-
tine Party when it meets at
the Holy Name Auditorium
Friday, Feb. Ia. Cards,
games, dancing and an ex-
change of Valentine cards
will be on the program. Re-
freshnents will also be serv-
ed. A merry evening has
been planned and all men,
bers are urged to attend.
The regular business of
the Fraternity will be con-
Quoted before the entertain
ment begins. ANY persons
wishing to attend and be-
come members are urged to
attend this meeting. Meet
ings are held once q month
at the Holy Name Parish.
A social and educational
program is the interest of
the organization.
Paul Ondash Jr. announces
that the Frat. will hold 4
dance at the Mullins Ball.
room Apri 13. Other clubs
please take note Of this an
nouncement because to-date
there has been too much
conflict in dates and very
unnecessary competition.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-07

Dobrkmu konoyi staci
jedno sibnutie . mldrsmu
jedno slovo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-07
ON PATRf vEKOM.
Pise M. D. HIBEN.

+.
Ma stredu slavi Amerika
narodenie jedneho 70 svo-
jich veikasov, Abrahama
Lincolna, ktory sa narodil
12. februara 1909. Abraha-
movi rodicia boil anglicki
kvakeri. Do Ameriky sa pri-
st'ahovali pociatkom sedem-
nasteho storocia. Zacas by
vail v state Kentucky, ale
potion $ inymi preplavili sa
cez Ohio rieku a usadili sa
" juznej Indiane. Tento kraj
toho Gasu bol vel'mi zales-
nateny a mlady Abraham po
mahal svojmu otcovi stinat
stromy a cistit' pannensl1u
podu, ako i stavat' domky.
v chudobe a nedostatku
mlady Abraham j ked' "a
mladi dost' slaby, predsa
vyrastol vo vysku sest' stop
q styri cole. Svojou usilov-
nost'ou, bez skolenia, mlady
Lincoln sa vzdelal a vysvihol
ma .taky stupen, ze az do
dnesneho d1a je pramenom.
z ktoreho cerpaju statnici
vsetkych krajin tie najlep-
sic porozumenia a objasne-
MIA ducha a ciepov demo-
kracie. tat.
Ked' byvaly prezident
Hoover zacfnal jednu 70
svojich reel ku oslave naro-
denia Abrahama Lincolna, v
dvode povedal: ''Prostred-
nictvom radia mozem oslo
Wit dnes sta schodz. Je len
vhodne, ably som dnes rec
nil v izbe, v ktorej nevidi-
tel'nost' Lincolna vladne, v
6torej pracoval den i noe, v
sxtorej prveho } januara 1863
podpisal proklamaciu oslo
bodenia styroch milionov O.
trokov.' ''s''~@
Ked' ini valali, vtedy A.
braham Lincoln staval. No
ruka vrahova nedovolila mu
dostavit' budovu, ktorej Pc
vne zaklady polozil, ale 20.
t'ala jeho zivot predcasne.
q z. hod. 22 min. rano Is,
aprila 1865 Abraham Lin.
: coin vypustil svoj poslednJ
dych q odobral sa ku otcom
svojim. Stanton, sekretar vo.
jenstva, ktory stal u postele
zo1nierajdceho prezidenta D.
bratil sa ku kazatei'ovi Cur.
leyovi: "Doktor, pomodlite
sa." Po modlitbe gen. Bar.
mes zatiahol plachtu ma tval
prezidenta Lincolna a Stan
ton stiahol zaclony so slova'
mi: '.Teraz patrf vekom.'
Takto zhasnul zivot sestna.
steho prezidenta Spojenyct
Statov.
Vseteia prikyvneme hla
YOU ma slova Stantonove, ze
Lincolnovi Wac ako komu
kol'vek patria tic slova: Or
patri vekom. Avsak
najvyssom slova smysle bo
a je iba JEDEN, ktory patr
yekom,s ktory je ma veky po
zehnany. Jeho je vecna 0
sobnosts. .Jeho je vecna moe
Jeho je yecny vliy. A to j
Jezis Kristus, ktory Dol wee
ra, dnes a bude AZ M veky
To je Ten, v ktoreho A
braham Lincoln uprimne We
ril. To je Ten, ktoreho uce
niu Lincoln prednost' daval
Lincoln veril v Boha, veril
Krista, veril Y Bibliu a veri
i v l'udf. On mohol pove
dat so syatym Paylom: "T'
je to vitlazstvo, ktore pre-
maha svet, viera nasa."
Asi rok pred svojou snlr
tsou pisal sjednemu 10 svo
jich prlateI'ov, Jozuovi Spec
dovi: Som pezehnano Eau
jaty v citeni Pisma syateho
Primal obsah tejto knih'
kolko m0zes rozumom a Q
statok vierou az budes zit'
umierat'ss lepsini clovekom.
Lincoln IA syoiich kolenacl