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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-09
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 8o Co ths lenely mountain
 B Isfl her hY her eccentric MNsia, LYMAN W0@DHCKs Claire
 iHylmg co aeoiae whether Co nHfry MICK nAuha, Co whom nhe s4c1 money. She also hopes Co 0n1 . vnlmabIe mfysteEioua Jewel osno1 hy her unole and bellovod Q bs hi6dsn ln ths hsuse.
 uoP oaP h wrecked by . log HcEouB tho goaa. FAT nzA0AN, an old fFiema and BOB STEELE, g8umg engineer, arrive on Che rcem6 and take Claire to the mlountaln house where EB HkMkTT and his alsteF, SUSIE, aFD the earetakeFA
 CIalFo sees . curious arrow carved on the wall ee an upstairs bedroom and, lamp in hand, fol- iown tho arrow C the eupola. A xeIgoIeag bullet shatteFs Che lamp.
 Next morning ID epraGt dls- appears. Bob Steele sets out for the village and is found serlously injured.
 HANNAH, Clalre's housekeepeF, nFFiveA Fat, trying Co solve some eg Che mysteries os the place, wanaers Into . deserted mine. An unseen opponent attacks him and Fat falls.
 NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-09
ranged neatly end everything was

ranged neatly and everything wal scrupulously clean.
 Must have had military train ing" decided Claire as she noted how precisely his shoes were llneC upon . low shelf, with his clothes hung carefully above. Tn one cor. ner stood his rife. She picked thig up and looked ct it' curiously. Wat this the gun Pat had qui9Eed Dal- les about the night before7 She put 1t back, just as she had found 1t.
 Giving another nasty glance around, she went out quickly and closed the door behind her. As she stood on the doorstep c rat peeped down ct her from the logs above her head. At her slight movement 1t scurried out of sight, but the next moment something rolled over the edge of the roof and dropped ct her feet, evidently dislodged by the tiny animals panic.
 Claire picked 1t up curiously, then gazed ct 1t wideseyed. A Silencer for . gun. She remembered having seen one in q, play. What was 1t doing on Dallas roof? The shots that had killed the watch dog, and come 50 near to snuffing out her own life had been fired from Q weapon with Q silencer. There was no other way to account for the lack of sound. Dan would have to explain this to everyone's satisfaction or else.
 She hastened back toward the house. AS she came within sight of the kitchen door, she saw Susie carrying e small covered tray. From her arm an unlighted lantern was swinging. Something in the house. keepers manner made Claire draw back behind c tree to watch her. What on earth could Susie want with Q lantern ct this time of day7 The answer was given when the women walked quickly to Q large root cellar ct the back of the house, and disappeared down the steep flight of stone steps.
 R'
 Claire promptly followed. The root cellar had always held Q fascina- ton for her ever since her little girl days. Now Q familiar coolnesS rushed up to meet her, mingled with on earthly odor.
 The cellar was very large and 50 cool that pieces of meat, see curely covered with cheesecloth Wrappings, could be safely hung from its rafters. Bins for vegetables took up one side of the room. Along the other side was built 0 huge wooden cupboard. Inside, Claire knew, were shelves holding neatly labeleed glass of jelly and pre- serves.
 But there was no sign of Susie. Perhaps she was back in the shadowy end of the room, storing something away.
 Susie, are you there9" Claire called.
 There was no reply. Puzzled, the girl walked back into the shadows. Susie undoubtedly was back there and had not heard her. This would be as good a place as any to ask her some important questions.
 But, to Claire's astonishment, there was no sign of the house. keeper.
 "Susie" she called again. No answer. Clair eopened the cupboard door, as though she half expected to find the jelly gone and some mysterious opening instead. But the shelves still bore their orderly rows of glasses and jars.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-09
FARMER

Victor Moore, Broadway stage comedian now with Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers in T Won't Dance," owns Q lS acre poultry farm on Long Island.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-09
RIG ORDER

Barbara Pepper, leading lady in "Mummy's Boys with Wheeler and Woolsey, wants to produce and act in her own show by the time she is 20. She is now 2i.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-09

Lase Hawklne. tho boondeguleFs an hls asslstanso arc plantln' beH oldsr trees right ln th' middle q th' ?. 6 c. RallFead se's th' section hands Kiln work ln th' shadO.
 4 Liberal ls . teller who ls thas way with ether pOople's meHey.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-09

MEXTi What efeaG nghleF enee anmbbea a kaRgs s7
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-09

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 Mckinley 7e black
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-09

U. s. stamps. O q C " as is. sued in 1929 on the 60th annie versary of hts birth. and the second wag "a rotary issue os the same stamp fn f01R
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-09
STORIES IN S:'T Y AMPS By I. $. Klein

WILLIAM M'KINLEY began '" his second term as president of the United States in 1901, and was visiting the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo. when two shots from an anarchists gun struck him. He died a week later, Sept. IA, 1901, at the age of 58, and that ended the career of one of the Republican party's staunch- est and most active members.
 Veteran of the Civil War, Nc. Kinley took up law and got irn- mediately into Ohio politics. He went to Congress in 1876, and from then on fought for high pro- tective tariffs. In 1892. the Re- publican party's chief issue was McKinley's high tariff, but a re- action had set in and the Demo- crat, Cleveland, was elected.
 But in 1896, Mckinley won the election, and almost immediately his principle of high tariff was adopted. In his term, the Span. ish-American War was fought. and he was reelected in 1901, on the basis of his successful ham ding of this conflict.
 Mckinley is pictured on two
 U. s. stamps.
 One was is. Q. S.-l922-6 sss ~ ao.n M s'sy V"
 William s,s-sss., % s S.. Mckinley hsrsh .,d .,.s
 ~ second wag a
 rotary issue of
 the same stamp - in 1926.
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-24

Najsuchsie miesto sveta je
Payta, Peru. Toto miesto sa
Hachadza pat stuphov JUNE
cd roynika. Ked' obyyatelia
.tohto mesta dostand dazd'
raz "a diva roxy, tax 90 po-
vazuj,i "a vel'mi st'astnych
l'udi. Casio vsak ubehne
sest' j osem rokov, Co nevi-
dia dszd'u.. W bola i taxa
doba, 60 neprsalo "a dva-
mast rokov. Ked' pride dazd'
ten obycajne trya 12--20 ho-
din a vtedy kazdy vynde, a.
by 50 namocil. Vzdor tel SUI
chote rastie tam sedem dru-
,rop rocnych rastlfn, korene
niektortch vraj 50 tax dl-
he, ze siahajl do koryta sta
rel rieky, ktorA je pod Pay
ta. II.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-24
vYSoKE PLATY
SA w vRATILY

Vysok6 platy (ale ME ro-
botnfkov) sa uz vratily. Po-
dpa zpravy Department. po-
kladu Spoj. Statov, najvac-
81 plat v roku 1884 NAL
William Randolph Hearst,
ktory 81 platil, mimo divi-
dend, pol miliona dolarov
ma rok. Me div, be tax be-
sne pfse proti akemukol'vek
zlepseniu pomerov robotnf-
kov q farmarov. v svojich
casopisoch nadava ma FRA
dikalizmus, bolsevizmus, So
cializmus'' a kto vie Co este
nasej vlady. Pred styrmi rok
mi pracoval "a zvolenie
Roosevelta, teraz, hoci Roo.
seveltOv novy nadep ME je
ziadnym socializmom, lebo
skrz NRA a AAA proboval
ozdravit' ekonomiu zisku,
totiz ekonomiu kapitalizmu,
je Hearst najvacsim nepria-
tel'om Roosevelta a jeho ad-
ministracie.
Druhy najvacsf plat mala
filmova herecka Mae West,
a sice S339,166. c. w. Gutt-
zeit, preds. Latrobe Electric
Steel Co. dostal $323.35O.
Ma stvrtom a piatom mieste
boil C. c. Conway a O. G,
Huffman cd Continental Can
Co., ktorf dostali po vyse
$295,000 ma rok a siestyn
Dol Hearstov hi. redaktor
Arthur Brisbane, $ platon
$265, 900. Pluk. Knox, kto,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-24
NEMCI PoUzIJu n
POTKANOv X voJlE

Svedska spisovatel'ka Pos.
seova- -Brazdova pfse v ZEN
skom casopise Eva" xe
Nemci ned'aleko nemeckychl
hranfc chovajl Y betonov5 III
kan&loch miliony potkanov, ],
ktorych v prfpade vojny za-
ockuj1 morovou nakazou II
pustia do nepriatelsky ych|
krajfn, ably ich obyvatepstv
vymrelo. Druhy hrozny w
nalez nemecky, ktory pouzi-|
j1 vo vojne je smrtiaci plyn,
ktory nema v0ne a 1cinkujeI
len neskorsie po jeho vdych-l
mutt. Nevystriha tedy. OBJ
sahuje al akusi lepkavd hmo
tu, ktora zapcha p6ry vo,
filtri plynovej masky q TAX
clovek must masku odhodits !,
aby sa nezadusil a nadycha
sa toho otravneho plynu, kto-
ry no potion usmrti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-24

Po spolkoch starali sa j 0
skolstvo. v druhom elsie Slo-
vaka v Amerike je 1vaha
ucitePa Yambru o sloven-
skych veciach.
my v tymto svobodnym
kraju," pise zmieneny uci-
tel, "kde name vol'nost'.
kde nam nikto nezabranuje
sa vzdelavat' v nasej drahej
slovenskej reci 0 Go name
dbat'? Aida len 0 to, aby
SINE so dna ma den vyzit'
mohli? Ci len ma to, aby
SINE jeden druhemu prie-
past kopali? Me drahi bra
TIA Slovaci. Mech Yam to
sluzi k pouceniu, ze brater-
ska laska takymto sposobom
znicena bude q budlcnost'
naroda slovenskeho wide ma
mizinu. Akym sposobom mo-
zeme dopomoct' buddcnosti
nasho naroda? Jedine, ked'
len dietky nase budl ma
vstevovat' slovenske skoly.
,, Kde sd? Aida v starom kra-
il? Hja, mily bratku Slo-
vaku, tam by som ii neradil
o tom sa zaoberat'. Tu mas
prilezitost' a preco ju v pro-
speech vlastneho naroda ne
chces vyuzit' 2" Dalej odpo-
rucal, ably sa Slovaci stara-
Ii, aby ich knazi boil Slo-
vaci, ktori by sa o sloven-
Fskl skolu i starai.
Prinasaju vsak j zpravu,
ze americki robotnici sa bu-
ria proti slovenskym, lebo
vraj Slovaci lacno pracuju
a vyrobene peniaze setria a
odnasaiu domov, takze ami
obchodnici z mich vraj MIC
nemaju.
Veru tax bolo v Amerike
pred polstorocim. Cd tych
cias sa vselico zmenilo a ze
sa to zmenilo v mas pro-
speech, to je v prvom rade
zasluha slovenskeho novinar
stva. Ak nam bolo radostne
rozpomfnat' sa ma wink pr
vych slovenskych novin do
ma, tax rovnako sa musime
zastavit' pri vyznamnom
sviatku, v ktorom budeme O.
slavovat' pat'desiatrocne ju-
bileum vzniku prvych slo-
venskych novin tn v Ameri-
ke. Bude to sviatok nielen
Slovakov v Amerike, ale bu.
de to sviatok vsetkych Slo.
vakov. Pri tel prilezitosti by
SINE 81 len to zelali, aby sa
americko-slovenske noviny
dolly v plnej sile j steho
vyrocia, lebo ony este nedo-
koneily svoju rol'u. Je este
lmnoho neoraneho pola.
|
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-24
TRUBAC TRUBI!

de mat Slovenska Politicka
Federacia schodzu? A ci
viete, ze mnoho bude zna-
menat' v nasom politickom
zivote, ze co urobi Fedora
cia ma tel schodzi? To jest
akych lradnikov, vodcov, 81
zvoli? a .s.. 'a
Trubac odporuca, ably zvo
ILL jedneho vodcu, ktory by
mas mohol v tel politike po-
zdvihndt', aby SINE uz al my
nieco znamenali. Vodcu ta-
keho, ze ked' pojde a Ia
! bucha mayorovi alebo inym
politikarom ma dvere, ze mu
hned' povie: "Come in' a
ME "See me tomorrow. Vte-
dy, a len vtedy budeme ME
co znamenat' a len vtedy sa
budl moot Slovaci dostat'
do uradov alebo lepsich dza-
bov.
CT my nemame ma to
schopnych muzov? Ano, len
maine v mich doveru i'm
v tom pomahajme a neponi-
zujme ich. Ako vec sa ma
teraz, name vel'a vodcov,
, generalov, ale kazdy z Mich
ma len maly pocet vojska
"a sebou a potom kazdy ge-
neral t'aha ma svoju stran-
ku. Teda nam by bolo treba
vodcu diktatora, ako je Mus
solini, ktory by diktoval tym
generalom, re co a jako ma
jd robit'. Pokial' to nebu-
deme mat, nebudeme mic
znamenat'.
V minulom (. Y. S. N. o.
zval sa a prisiel trubacovi
ma pomoc ''piskac". Zaiste
on piska ma pfst'ale. Teda
name uz i pist'alu, treba
nam este niekoho ma klari-
net a mono najde sa ME-
kto al Go nam zadrumbl 'uje
a tax budeme mat cel1 or
chestru. Potom sa da lepsie
al tr1bit', ze ako terajsia
administracia dava aresto-
vat pudi, co pri predoslej
administracii graftoyali. Vie
te, ze "a osem rokov SINE
mali demokraticku admin
straciu, ale vacsina dradni-
kov boil republican,. Teraz
name republikansku, a vse-
tel 1radnici su republican,.
Teraz nenajdete demokrata
v City Hall ami so svieckou,
| iba ak by boil v lakope. Te-
raz republican, vyhpadava-
j1, ze kol'ko 81 demokrati
zarobili "a tych osem ro-
kov. Pravda, j pred 8 rok-
mi, ked' sa republican, W.
mufovali z City Hall, tiez
ponechali dost' skandalov "a
sebou. TAX ten svet bezf a
tax tr1bi
Trubac.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-24
X. Cullen:
JUBILUJEME.

JUBILUJEME.
Nedavno bolo tomu 80 ro-
kov, co SINE 81 donna spomi-
nall ma devat'desiate vyrocie
zalozenia prvych sloven-
skych novin. Ked' pred de-
vat 'desiatimi rokmi zacal
L'udovit Stdr vydavat' "Slo-
venskje Narodnje Novini'',
bola to radostna chvil'a v Ii
vote slovenskeho naroda a
sucastnici zaznamenali, ze
ma mnohych vrskoch sloven-.
ski vlastenci zapalili vatry
radosti a z mnohych sloven-
skych hrdiel vyslo radostne
zvolanie: Vivat L'udovit
St1r. (Nech zije L. Stur.)
Ma Slovensku sa ma toto
jubileum spomfnalo ako ma
najvyznamnejsiu udalost',
ku ktorej sa hodno vracat',
lebo " nej mozno najst' mno
no poyZbudZujticehO i Dre
pritomnost'.
Podobne jubileum moline
oslavovat' i v Amerike.. V
tomto roku bude tomu so
| rokov, Go Z tlaciarskeho
stroja vyslo prve cislo pr
vych Amerikansko Sloven-
skych Novin.
| Nebola to bezvyznamna
udalost' v nasom zivote, ked'
pred polstorocim Janko Slo-
vensky dial do tlace prve ru-
kopisy, prve slovenske clan
ky ia chvil'ka, v ktorej
20 stroja zaealy vypadavat'
hotove noviny, znamena v
slovenskom zivote novy vek.
! Tam, pri tych prvych slo-
venskych novinach zacinal
sa slovensky narodny zivot
v Amerike a casio jeho u
cinky boly tax slime, ze sa
nezastavovaly ami pred hra-
nicami, ale posobily i tam
donna ma Slovensku.
Bolo by velkou nevd akou,
keby SINE 81 nespomenuli ma
ten vyznamny okamzfk a
najma ma tych l'udi, ktori
dali svoje silly a Diary bozie
do sluzieb slovenskeho tia
ceneho slova.
Dnes, ked' porovnavame
americko-slovensky zivot so
zivotom, ktory tn Dol pred
SO rokmi, prijdeme k tomu
vysledku, ze mnoho veci sa
zmenilo k nasmu prospechu.
Keby nebolo byvalo v Ame-
rike slovenskych casopisov,
nebolo by tn byvalo ami slo-
venskych spolkov a nebyt'
tychto, nebolo by byvalo a
nj povedomej narodnej pra-
ce, ktora pomahala Sloven-
sku v davnejsej minulosti
a ktora pomahala Slovensko
oslobodit' a nebolo by byva-
10 ami ma Slovensku toho ma
rodneho ducha, ktory tam
Dol. Lebo to treba vel'mi ca
sto prizvukovat', ze vliv a.
rasrickych Slovakov ma do.
maci kultlrpy . politicky Ii
vot bol v minulosti velmi
silny q bude jednou 2 mai
peknejsich poyinnostf MIA
del slovenskej generacie,
najma mladych slovenskych
dejepiscov, aby poukazali ma
tie veci, ktore sa robily ci
uz priamo, lebo nepriamo,
zasahom americkych Slova-
kov.
Y tomto vSetkom maly hla
vnu 1lohu slovenske noviny,
ktorych pociatok Dol dany
prave pred polstorotim.
] Vel'ka skoda, ze naSe pra.
meme q knihy tax malo no.
voria D Jankovi Slovenskom,
ktory aida 81 ami neuvedo,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-24

r6ho Hearst odpor6ca Il d
publikanskeho kandi xts i
prezidentstvo, ma plat 3
900. Tisfce korpOracnt tch
radnikov malo y 1894 pl1
20 500. 900 ! vySe. Ttm aa
prosperita uz vr&tila. Napr
ii tomu 11,000,O 900 robotsli
kov je este yzdy bez pr&ee
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-24
Poznala to.

zena: Co ii je, muzu, ty
81 dnes cely ako vymeneny.
Muz: Co by mi bolo, ved'
som 1plne triezvy.
Zena: No vidfs, ia som
hned' vedela, ze sa tebou
stalo nieco neobycajneho.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-24

- yanngstownske Sloven.
ske Nvsi's ] maid mat pred.
most -.ldei slovenskej do
na6enesti Y MahoniaS define.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-24

moval, co ide robit' a aky
vyznam bude mat MIN "a
lozene slovenske tlacene slo-
vo v dejinach americkych
Slovakov. Treba sa mu OBJ
divovat', re on, ktory sa v
zivote nikdy tlaciarskymi
otazkami nezaoberal, ktory
poznal vel'ky nezaujem slo-
venskych vyst'ahovalcov o
kulturne otazky, isiel do slo-
venskych novin vlozit' t'az-
ko zarobeny gros. Ved' vie-
me, ze v tych easoch sa vac
sina slovenskych vyst' aho-
valcov divala ma slovenske
noviny ako ma pansku vec,
ktora nepatri do t'azkych
upracovanych ruk robotni-
ckych. Treba obdivovat', ze
Janko Slovensky neklesol ma
mysli ami vtedy, ked' mu o.
hen znicil redakciu a tlacia-
rem Amerikansko Sloven-
skych Novfn, ale Ease ohrnuc
rukavy dal sa znova do pra-
ce a pracoval a prve sloven-
ske noviny udrzal pri zivo-
te.
Prave v tychto dnoch do
Istaly sa mi do rdk. prve ci-
sla: Slovaka v Amerike,
dnes najstarsich slovenskych
novin. z tych skromnych
stran bolo vidiet'. s elm "a
pasili vydavatelia prvych slo
venskych novin. Ale z mich
bolo vidiet' uz i to, ze pre-
Slovakov noviny a dobri slo-
slovenski novinari boil vlast-
ne prvymi obhajcami sloven-
skeho l'udu.
V rokoch, ked' vznikaly
prve slovenske noviny v A
merike, bolo vel'mi zle. Taz-
ka krfza prelievala sa cez
Spojene Staty a tisicky ro-
botnikov t'azko nieslo vlnu
nezamestnanosti. V tych ca
soch prinasaly niektore ang-
licke casopisy vel'mi ostre
utoky proti Slovakom, tax
jeden z takychto casopisov,
''Elmira Telegram" v dlhom
clanku napadal Slovakov, a.
ko narod, ktory vraj treba z
Ameriky vyhnat', lebo ten
narod vraj vo svojej vlasti
zije len ma kave a kukurici
"a to je i'm vraj este primno-
no. Oni spavaj1 ma slame a
ma zemi v chlievoch a pri-
kryvaju sa najhorsfm plat
nom. Prinucujl svoje zeny,
aby obrabaly pole, prave
tax ako Indiani. Preto ne
mono ocakavat', zeby pri-
niesli nejaky dzitok tvrdo-
uhel'nej okolici.
Pc tomto nasledovala i ra-
da. Treba vraj VOLT takych
zakonodarcov, 'ktorf vedia,
ze tento stat, je len pre-
vzdelanych l'udi, ale ME pre-
takych hlupych a nizko Ii
jdcich spinavcov, ktorf ziju
ma najnizsom stupni.
Roly to slovenske casopi-
sy a slovenski novinari, kto-
ri prvi PROFESSIONAL proti ia.
kemuto pisaniu. Chodili ga
redaktormi anglickych case,
pisov, presviedcali ich. uka-
zovali i'm pravy stav veci q
tax sa stale. ze pomalicky
taketo utoky prestaly.
u v druhom slovenskom
casopise v Novel Vlasti "a
Gallo sa pfsat' o slovenskycl
spolkoch. Myslienku sloven'
skych spolkov rozniesly pe
Amerike slovenske casopisy
Neroznasal tito nlyslienkl
len jeden casopis. Y prvon
elsie Slov&ka v Amerike al
lSvager Rack . kmotor Ri
Idebatujd D slovenskom spoil
ku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-24

- Ked' znate nieco zauji-l
maveho, napiste to do Y. S.
Novfn -- predplatitel'om u
verejnime zdarma.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-24
vERNA REC.
Pfse NJ. D. HlBEN.

1lA4 VHOuHy cdSOVy CenIO
text, ktory apostol Pavel tu-
nd napisal, ako skutocnu no
votu. Ale novotu dobru, ra..
dostnl, potesitel'nd.. "Verna
lie tato rec a kazdeho pri-
jatia hodna, ze Kristus Je-
Ms prisiel ma svet spasit'
hriesnikov, z ktorych prvy
som ja.''
Spasenie cloveka. Vyslo-
bodenie 2 moci nicitela, 2
naoci dusevneho telesneho
vykorist'ovatel'a. Ci nenie
to verna, radostna, dobra
zvest'?
Mono, ze MET zaujima-
vejsej episody zaznacenej v
historii sveta. ako je prichod
Karola V. do Tunisu, kde
bolo otrocene a uvaznene
10000 muzov a zien. Ked'
poculi prichod svojho Vyslo-
boditel'a, roztrhli puta, kto-
rymi boil mnohi poviazani a
behalf ku brane mesta, pad
Il ma svoje kolena a spievali
q Bohu d'akovali, ze i'm po-
slal Vysloboditel'a. To bola
pre- mich ia najradostnejsia
xvest', akou je pardon, abo
milost' pre- kazdeho vaziia.
Pavel poznal dobrotu, wa
cnost' a cenu Kristovho pri-
chodu a preto ked' pise, ze
preco Kristus prisiel ma ten
to svet, pripomina, ze to je
verna rec, prijatia hodna
rec. Nikdy predtym, ami po-
tom nebolo pocut' ma sve-
te takej radostnej zvesti.
al Zidia verili, ze Bob pri
pustf do svojej pritomnosti
svatych, ktorym osobne sve-
ril svoje posolstvo, ako Moi
zisovi, Jozuovi, Gedeonovi a
podobnym Pud 'om.
b. Greci tiez verili, ze
vel'kf hrdinovia, general a
vojvodovia najdd milost' a
priazei u bohov, ktorf sa
ich zastanu a mad mimi sa
smilujd.
Ale zebv Bob dbal o tych,
ktori sa mu protivili, ktori
sa mu ruhall, ktori hresili,
ktorf zakony q prikazania
Jeho p~est'l- -ovali. ze by pre-
taktch pudf Bob postal svoj-
ho Syna, to svet nikdy ne
pocul. To bola skutocna no.
yina. Taxa noyina mohla
prist' len S reba. Lebo do
brym "a zle odplaca len
sam dobrotivy Bob.
To bola pricina, pre- ktord
farizeovia tax ltocili ma Pa
ma Jezisa, ze $ publikanmi
q hriesnikmi jedava. Oni
myself, ze Bob ma len ME-
kol'ko svojich vyvolenych a
o hriesnych vobec nestoji.
Ale On i'm povedal, re zdra-
W nepotrebuje lekara, tax
ami spravodlivy Spasitel'a.
Pavel hovori, re tato rec
je ME len nova, ale j ver-
na, d6very a icty hodna.
Tato rec, ktoru apostol
Pavel opisuje v nason tex
te, nam pripomina aspon tri
veci, ktore sa tykajl vset-
kych mas.
l. Pc prve - jestlize Je-
lis Kristus prisiel ma svet "a
tym 1celom, aby l'udi spa
sill, aby .l'udi zachranil, to
tedy znamena, ze sa l'udia
museli nachadzat' vo veP-
kom nebezpecenstve.
A jestli ze ten Jeho pri-
chod ma dnes til samu ce-
nu. ten rovnaky vyznam, a.
Ky NAL pred 1000 rokmi, to
znamena, be SINE my dnes
Y takom samom nebezpecen-
stve, v axiom Dol tehdajsi
svet.
Pravdou je, ze l'udia ne
vedia vzdy, v axiom sa ne
bezpecenstve nachadzajd.
Ked' bola Y. l847 ta velka
povoden v nasom state Ohio,
najviacej snad utrpelo me-