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she LOST 20
POUNDS OF FAT

Feel full Of pep and possess the
slender form you crave-you can't
II you listen to gogsipers.
To take on excess fat 60 light on
fatty meats, butter, cream and slig-
airy sweets - eat more fruit and
vegetables and take q half teaspoon
full OF Kruschen Salts In q glass Of
hot water every morning TO elimi-
nate excess waste.
Mrs. Elma Verille Of Havre de
Grace, Nd, writes: Il took on 20
lbs.-nry clothes At me me now"
No drastic cathartics-no coEsti-
pation-but blissful daily bowel &C
dose OF Kruschen.
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MISS PETS
BETTER HOME LIFE

After Labor Day ladies turn
their attention to bridge. In the
large cities, bridge clubs, more or
less, serve as a medium Of Willing
the time away. while in the small
towns it Is for the most part alb
out the only activity other than the
movies for the ladies to attend.
After all, in cities or small towns,
they are not bad If properly car
ried out.
A bridge club should afford an
opportunity for its members to
have some place to go OF defin-
tie time set aside for them to en-.
Toy themselves leisurely. It does
seem that the ladies are putting
too much show into the bridge
clubs. This is not true Of the men.
Many ladies use the bridge club as
means Of exhibiting all their best
china, silver. linen. etc. They ev-
en- compete with each other In SER
wing and planning the club. US
ually the next hostess can't play
on the night before her turn to
serve for trying to think Of some
thing that win be different from
what Mrs. b is serving now. And
some ladies even hire chefs, rent
dishes and silver, and borrow fine
linens, when it is their turn to en-
terrain the bridge club.
Instead of bridge affording an
opportunity for recreation, it is
serving as means of producing
more nerve-raclxing ladies.
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HAMPTON, Va. (C)- Members
of the Hampton Institute staff who
have made contributions in the
field of creative scholarship are
Miss Marion L. Starkey who wrote
1.-THE First Plantation" as a thesis
for the MA. degree at Boston
University, Chaplain S. Arthur
Devan who assisted in the prepar-
alton of Seven Principles of Pub
lie Worship" Prof. Kenneth B.
Crooks has a record of research in
the September number of Human
Biology"
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DALLAS, Tex. (C) - The fol
lowing supervisors Of districts of
the Universal Life Insurance Co.
are offering free trip to all agents
who will write $4,000 worth of or
binary business and remit at least
one quarterly premium on each,
on or before October 10, E. l. Sny-
der of Dallas, w. M. Sweeney OF
Houston, T. r. Register Of Tyler,
w. A. Myers of Fort Worth, and
]. w. Lowe of San Antonio,
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-10-23

DAYToNA BEACH. Fla. (C) -
A large crowd attending founders
day services here heard the story
of the growth of Bethune-C Goodman
College to where it is worth ST.
100000 today. Prof. H. S. Hill
delivered the main address, and
Mr. A. p. Weisger, president of
the local Chamber of Commerce,
was among those sending felicia
tions to President Mary Mcleod
Bethune.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-10-23

Keep off Date November II
Elks Armistice Dance, Fin
nish Hall.
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FLASH

DowNINcToN. Pa. Cc)-The
circulation of the Downington Bull
letin, school paper. Is 400. The
paper. founded in 1925 as a two
page mimeographed sheet now has
six pages and is printed on a re-
gular press.
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DoWNINGToN, Pa. (c)-The
Downington Industrial School bank
had exactly SAL, 1921 on deposit last
Tuesday. The bank is operated by
the students of commercial sub
jects under the direction Of Mrs.
Lillian T. Mitchell. It was opened
in 1925, and has students, teach
ers. and student organizations as
depositors.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-10-23

NEW YORK (C) II Richard
Huey. who has a part in Three
Men on a Horse" now has the dis.
tinction Of being in Broadway's
second Oldest play. Only "Tobac.
CO Road" tops the comedy in which
Huey plays at the Playhouse which
opened on January 80, 1885.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-10-23

BOISE, Ida. Oct. 1o-AP-Nel-
lie Allen, 9s-year-old Negro wo-
man one-time slave-displayed
today deer she said she killed
with a rifle near here yesterday.
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Ata pretty home " sadme soIemn
IEed this afte moon q, O'Clock. Miss
Elizabeth Chasiey RsWel, ViAaehUt
Of Mr and Alg, patkcr Cowell VI
Ieffngwell avenue lN,Ame the Btdt
Of Glenn Arnold NabIe. son Vi
Glenn p. NoEs II fNueAnnk. IseV
John n. Lewis, Iecth ot 81. Jolhe
Episcopal church, GhciAted AT tire
wedding A lAnkhAS of palms A,Yd
chTymnthemuhis Timed a bAtk
ground for he ceit hony and Doa
quetA 81 chlyRAntht ,MamA Wete used
decorating I'm hon b.
ALtned IN aef h others Wedhme
gown ~ white SAITH trimmed Win
laco dating LAck lor nv GENERA
lions h the )AmlH the Mfie WAs
given ~ marriage b1 hef FATHER aht
wore a lace cpp b sfh winch 4 veil
" hllh fell gan, th,lly oNf the
shoulders tei hlm,.Nne III a khe
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-12

Winona Rebekah Guard
Team Sponsors Card Party

The WIn0na nehekah Guard team
held q large card party laat eve-
ming IN tha I, q, u, v, banquet hall,
Twenty-Five tables ware IN play and
prlseA were awarded 10 the winners
~ eAnh table Following lhe card
playing refreshments were served
The committee IN charge Dt HE
affair Included MIA, Lila LANCE,
Ma, Beatrice Bower, MIA Harold
Manyllle ana MIAA Jean Munro,
Among those IN attendance were
MT Clara MelDea, MFA, RUIN Lar
melt, MIS-, B0Dbia stage, Mrs, Prank
French, MTB Prank Hllrnhamy MIS-,
" paTAArl0n, Mrs, Aanea Hrlalgl,
MIA Prank krRDlE, MIRA Martin
Watkins, MIN, u, baVlane, Mira
Henry Meyers MIA, Mary dl0dF0e
MIA, n, VI, Hayward, Mira Louise
Taylor, MIA, Louis Pl0haTd, Mral
Ppan'l Granger, Mrs Thomas Pin
Icy, Mrs George ManWlle, Mrs
Raymond pAngher, Mrn, u, M, Par
s0nh, MIA Helen VI Dunlap MIA
Anna DpOse, Mrs, u, Parker, MIA
lIllA Logan, Mps, Cora kenny, Mn
I,etlle plODd, Mrsr hIdllh DeWa, Mls
q, Warner, Mrsr Edward COllahlln,
MIs, James Finley MIA Hllslaye
LANCE, MIA, John Mitchell, Mia, Hell
on March, Mrs Earl Barnes, Mla
~ N, hafkln, Mrs, Catherine Wood,
Mrs, Caroline PenAell Mla, Albert
LsDge, Mrs Harold Mhnylllel MIA
Beatrlqe B0wHF md Frank Bristol
NJ William bower, frank Granger
u pafkerlOn, w, NJ, Wlldmsnl u, o.
J,AUnhllD, william Wood, william
MarunelIl John Hr0nher, Joseph
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Coming Events
NOVEMBER

Nov ~ WesihinBter choir, Wa.
terblTy W0mens ulnb
Nav 10 Rev Cornelius rneenWny
al Second Congregational.
Nov. 10 Conn HiOnisl ltrglOhal
union, Beth VI synagDg
Nav 1910 H. pnlllb NJ h
church Jubilee bnmnr
Nov. ~ Party, ~ Mnryb NnIses
home by 0lllmDae
Nov ~ Joint meeiInp, MaBloI
MaBOD degree ~ Harmony hige
Nav N Italian t3hieIhoDd dih .
Der- dance, Wnyerly Inn.
Nav 10 Dist. Deputy night Al
ElkB club.
Nav 10 Annual parish shppeI
NJ H. Thomas church,
NOv. ~ Richard HALLIBURTON al
Second church forum.
Nav ~ Anniversary Delebfalibh
Court Verdi, Liberty hall ..
OV 22--Talesilnian arr eNhibl.
hon, Bethel auditorium.
NOG 10 Dance Barr Heart
aIUmnae, Hamilton pp ...
Nav ~ terillie ~ ChiiStlAD
Science, Waterb' WDmens rhIb.
Nov. 10 A. sW Kerr 81 Second
COngfegaiiC al church.
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Future Bride 10
Honored At SholDev

A turkey supper was held recently
NJ Tho Court Hotel IN h0ll0r OF Mlsa
Theresa Celentan0 who " W be
married on Thanksgiving day ~
Joseph Rinaldi, The bride WaA
presented with 4 G0rRage Of Whlle
aardeniah and n bouquet Of white
nom p0mA, hhe also received many
beautiful gifta, Those attending In
ODHded Betty Taylor, Molly Mecca,
arRyNe Serge, Phlllia hnMGardneT,
Margaret Flynn, ROlnilda T0rOhi0
pllsia MegaaferT0 Anti0netta Ce6tar
~, Helen ua0h, Jean Braun, MIL
dred MledabeOk Florence Gelenta-
M, Mary Gelaniln0, Molly CaviasG0
Nellie Dillon Helen Olano, Helen
Carroll, katia Laen, May DeHinn0,
Elizabeth DeIl0 Rusa0, Jennie tiegTe-
larig, 0llya Plnmpt0n, i,esale
Graves, Rosemary PeIiGi0nN, Mar"
Rarat plaralll, Gertrude Brown, Ans
tiOnett0 dnArin0, Margaret haGc0,
Eleanor alenn0n, Helen VaTiayada,
Marie Grace, Josephine TaptOWskl
lena 'IallerlGO, Nellie Canavan,
Mary Brown, Mary Oadid0, sophie
Paulls, Helen AOQuaii, Nellie fsnl0kis,
Nancy lAnan0, Nl0y HOl0mlta, 400
nAynTOhnk, Mary Bowling, Rose
QRhsullO Theresa lombard, Ruth
liadaes, Mary Nabl0lney, lt0se itebs
llyD, GLADYS HaRlOhninf, Anna o.
ltOurke, ltOa0 AGollau, and Theresa
UfnhnlHn0,
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plans ARE eShht rhNAIA Nh tRt
annual 1hanksaiV'ne h,rAtnal tiaI,se
Which viii b. lseh A. fSATitiA Gh.
lege ~ CohneihA NJ keW hiitaM
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Miss Elisabeth RoweU
WEEDS Glenn Arnold Noble

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Mjes Margaret beech, NJ Pitts
birgh war one ~ tbe WinnefB w
Tho national WOm6nB team ~ four
GNll6HL the first time slG attended
n national tournament NJ tbG Amer
lean bridge League, 1'hgt WaH back
IN jD26, when organised bridge Wag
IN M BWaddIinR clothes
Now, Gigbt yeafa later, whom me
l6nih annual national winter cham
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ilSKAM lKAM

MisA MAN Ee9b AAVMIleI VI NJ
S,M MiS, NtIM " ERNA VI Httll
ANts,, A,HHsi,N i#mttll, y MN
WY vas iiiaitMA W .HSNt v itASIt
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tMINHIM tI,N,ti .HiHAklyN Nm
NV hASiNySM tt%'gim peIihH'V'I
wv ttitihtAiy,
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hold n diamond honor ana also
three cJUbs, nv tbe last four cards
IN dummy we're tbe are, King, and
nine NJ CIubB and The ten NJ ~
mOUdg Went, who had IN discard
tlrst, held he ace NJ diamonds ana
Inc queen, jnGk and len ~ clubs.
CODyvjEht, 1889, MA service, incl
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TieVney, Mr., and Mrs, william Al
Ion, Mr., and MrA, ], william Gard
neT, Mr., and Mira, Harry Anderson,
Mr., and Mrs, Clarence Anderson,
NJ, and Mrs, Herbert Nield, Mr.,
and Mrs, Gould, Misses Anita
hmylh, Olga Benson, sally naTnum,
ruth Warner, Mary WaidemaD,
Pauline Weldeman, Geraldine rug
aIer0, ElyiTa Ituggier0, Dorothy Tai
madGe, Evelyn P0nlaen, Marion
Wells, Anna Payt0D, Dorothy Es-
pelln, Marjorie Leslie, Bessie Payt0n,
Dorothy Meyer, Louise RuggieTo,
Jean Munro, Lena v, dugli0tli and
Evelyn Hawkins,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-12

MA MaIRSIVI ENEIS " FNEI
NAM tti{tt AhIN9RSeS Ihe NAE0gt
MS l.it lS4A .{HS'SpR E%Y,SSlSdNBt @e@l,
jli H5Mil, J, AAAhS Mt W N.Y.
KsiiNSh WIN " PAMyW AIM
WANNA MN SEs BIS% " wv @Si
WINNIE
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Dee. l-b slate older boSs ron
ferenre. -
Dse. n Animal memorial cefe
DiOny, Elkb' club.
Dee. 7 Annual meeting, hanga.
tuck Valley 1fafiin Ass'n., EllDh
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1'Op 6G0rerB IN lho "wednesday AZ
leTn00n 6oesi0n 0f The Cornell C0n"
tract club were MrS, Timothy Sui
Ivan and Mrs, Kenneth MCD0n0llgh,
1906 Mrs, Lawrence Ryan and Mrs.
Arnold smith, ia4i"2; and east and
weat, Mrs, John Collins and Mrh,
Clarence Byars, 1877; MfS ", Blandi-
ford and Mrs, George B0l0n, lab,
'fho standing 10 date N NJ t0l"
lows CJanepDunGan, Db3i wills
CLARK, 0l7 ~, BIandlf0rd B0lnD,
bDg Ia ana Hutchinson Mccarthy,
100 Ia
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jIsID ala,,e HE esWss win ~ iIssJt
M, btIl Mis- lleeeli, vim s@t lgt'tItp',
vas MOI DisIed, ~ TMet, " any
Thing, sjIF lgVWl1 adverse l,lfggIDk
jlelllvD paiDleT il,aD 0tp,eTwiee,
TEbe Sy,sBi0a Ai@BNNld Jssa wss
Tuffed, IN tlte seeNtd trump lssg,
kaAt WMl AMI fefWgUeg sllgspleg
0ieeMHa, 1niA fssNltb TlIIfsa, sgla
iliegl eaeyIfA Hires heart igieks, MiAs
IlsselI I0lISWea Will it,s resi- N I'eT
agleaes,
Wski was swlsszsa Ne eSil9 ma
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CONTRACT BRIDGE

Forces Winning gickExtended Trump Run Weakens OPP
posing Long Suit and Permits Squeeze
Play for Small Slam
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This Children Of Mary Of ~, AIMS
parish viii sponsor n card party on
Friday evening MI the basement Of
the church, Table prizes and u d0OI'
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Sisters Entertain
For Bride To Be

Misses Agnes and Matilda Nelson
were host isses at a surprise misce2
laneOus shower at their home on
Irion street IN honor Of their sikter
Josephine, VINO II 10 be married On
November 18Th. She was the reclpi-
en- OF many beautiful gifts.
Those IN attendance were Misses
Millicient Lahey, Margaret sullivan,
Gertrude Brown, Eileen Mccarthy,
Josephine Mccarthy, IfaMl Peck,
Ida Miller, Edith Nelson, Josephine
Nelson, Agnes Nelson, Matilda
Nelson, Mrs, John Iahey, Mrs, John
Brick, Mrs. Cornelius Griffin, MTs,
Mary Hogan, Mrs. Leon Lewis, Mrs
Francis Brice, Mrs, Katherine Mel
tOn, Mrs. Frances Hogan, Mrs. John
Camp, Mrs, Michael Moore, Mrs
Katherine Hheehey, Mrs, James
Monaghan, Mrs. Chrales klObe-
DAM, Mrs. Charles Mccarthy, Mrs.
Francis Mcintyre, Mrs Paul sachse
Mrs, Edward Moore, Mrs. Edward
OItOllrke, Mrs Carrie Kemp, Mrs.
Charles II0ebel and Mrs, Irving Mash
Of Bridgeport,
Mrs, J. Heart Raub of Kellogg
street entertained NJ her home
yesterday nj n bathroom shower
IN compliment 10 Miss Elizabeth
MUM, whose wedding 10 ChalIeA
Fnlkerb0n takes place on rhanks-
giving day. Mrs Itaubb Invitation
list included Mrs. Theodore Nlhn,
MrB william Valentine, Mrs. Levi
WiIcoS Mrs Edward n. Jones,
Mrs John Is. Pratt, Mrs. Joseph L.,
Het2ol, Mrs. }. Warren UpsOh, Mrs.
Richard J.. Puffer, Mrs. Henry
Charles uriggs, Mrs. ThomaB n.
Chappell, Hrs, Edwin n. HINT, Dr.,
Mrs. ThOmaB y. lSellDgR, Mrs.
Franklin Read, Mrs 1h0mab Rain.
Franklin Read, Mrs. Thomas Rlan-
hard, u, Mihbes Virginia Wellb,
Celine kOebter, Caroline ThOMl)sOn,
MeliCenL MHkepeace, betty Camp
bell, ueOrginnna Brewer ~ BrhlRr
port Lois kilbofn, Helen Wilder,
Katherine Crane and Dorothy Boo
inor.
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Al a wtgIAW VI Nv AQllVt Vlul
NeM 5lkl(lgy NMlN Nt VIZ NQlVV "
Mtb iSSgIE,y W(AN N Cue gNQll
9ehlA tAFtlVlllAA WNN Vyu9vll VhVN
H,NN IN IlN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lWVlVW
SVN hl0i@ SA0 WtNlAyV VA \
II8tAM W NSse lIaGV wv heeelabtl
HAtIS a.,
4(,Gsg gNtN,GNW Welg Nv MNFes
(SSSuS'tS@ &N,NSSSSS, WYNN {yssSlS'
(W((iylt Mvl6kpl MA NlA IVlllNl
0ia Ms AtN's lAeNtItAk,
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priM viii Nv awarded. The com
mitiee ~ charge nGllldeB Misses.
BlnODe parenteall, N0ol0 Del0s, An
tOinetta Iefrenier, Annette LeDieuN,
EvOD Iernjev and Margaret Lang
lois,
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Sorority Dance viii
Be Held TOMORROW
Bornan photo

The weekly meeting Of the Gamma
sorority viii be held This evening a.
ihe home NJ Miss Fillmore Mal0ney
Of johnson street, final plans VIII
be made for The annual dinner
dance which viii be held tomorrow
evening, NJ WayeiIy Inn, Members
~ tbo sm0rity include Ruth Mar
lnB0n Mary BrOphy, Peg ~, John,
Anne Kennedy Anne Cromwell,
jiila Shea, Helen Roberts and EIi-
more MalODty,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-12
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-12-04
JAPONSkO UZNALO
TALIANSKY ZBOJ

Japonska vlada uradne o.
znamila, ze uznava talian-
ske podmanenie Abysinie. Ia
liansko urobi podobne: uzna
japonsky zboj v Mandzdrii.
V tajnej nemecko-japon-
skej smluve je vraj bod, kto-
rym sa Nemecko navzdy
vzdava Marianskych a inych
ostrovov v Pacifiku v pro-
speech Japonska, "a co ia
ponci daju Nemecku polovi-
Gu holandskych kolonii, ked'
ich spolocne podmania v bu-
d1cej vojne. Tieto ostrovy sd
v blizkosti Singapore a inych
anglickych kolonii a Anglia
je zaviazana pomahat' Ho-
landsku tie ostrovy branit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-12-04
STRANA 3.

vyhrali! (Mili citatelia, tu
mi prislo ma myself, ano,
kol'kf al 2 mas mozno len "a
to chodime do kostola a sa
modlime, ably nam len tn do
bre bolo, ale o nasu dusu
ako malo dbame, aby jej do
bre bolo tam ma vecnosti.)
Pc vysluchu dust futbalistu
sv. Peter odsudil ju do ocist-
ca. Potom sv. Peter dal "a
volat' dusu najnevinnejsieho
chlapca. / ia bola odsudena
do ocistca a tax podobne al
duse: zakladatel'a osady, mi-
nistranta, kostolnika, boly
odsudene do ocistca. (Medzi
odsudenim bolo mnoho zar-
tn a zaujimavosti. Neopisu-
jem to vsetko, lebo by bolo
pridlhe.) Naposledy sv. Pc
ter dal zavolat' dusu udky-
ne Ruzenskeho Spolku. Pri
sprievode tejto dust bolo po-
cut prekrasny hlas anjelov,
ako spievali Ave Maria. Boil
to vel'mi dojimavy obraz,
az srdce plesalo cd radosti
pri tom krasnom speve. TIL
sa pytal sv. Peter, ze co 81 u
robila pre- svoju dusu. Dusa
odpoveda, ze pri t'azkej ka-
zdodennej praci nikdy neza-
budla pozdravit' Pannu Ma
riu, skrze odriekanie sv. Ru-
zenca. Tu sv. Peter objal
dusu a v sprievode anjelov
posadil ju ma oslaveny tron.
Oh, jak krasny boil tento W.
jaw, re sa clovek az zabud-
null a zaletel v duchu do RAJ
ia vecnej radosti a oci sa
zahradely ma to oslavenie,
ktore al nam Bob prichy-
stal a ktore ufame niekedy
obsiahnut'.
Mill chlapci ministranti, v
meme Ruzencoveho Spolku
prajem vam mnoho zdravia
hojneho bozskeho pozeh-
mania! So srdecnym pozdra-
vom -->
Jan Balchick, lct.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-12-04

no co robit'? - v Nelnecku,
v Spanielsku atd'., kde NOR
duji nevinne pokorne oby-
vatel'stvo, ze to az do neba
vola 0 romstu "a til krivdu,
pachanu mad l'udom jeho.
Znam isteho cloveka este
20 studentstya. Stal sa kna-
zom a ieho memo je podpf-
sane ma Pittshurghskej Do
hode. Neborak vysiavil sko-
lu, najepknejsiu v u. S. "a
pol miliona dolarov. Mama
hal sa, pracoval tiez dnom-
nocou, citil S l'udom svojim,
dostal nervovd nemoc, cd to-
no stratil zrak, oslepnul ma
oboje oci, nevidi slniecko
Bozic. Budova uz bola do
koncena, a myslite, ze dostal
"a to odmcnu? Ale kde?
'Chceli no vyhnat'. No ale
pravda sa no zastala, hop,
neslobodno, tn sa mu to sta
10 a tn musi byt' al do jeho
smrti. No vidite? To je tiez
velky intelligent. Svet sud-
zle, dobry Bob vsak dobre.
Spomenul som raz: dive kra-
Povstva sll: Boha diabla.
Vyber 81 prave alebo Fave,
ale pamataj, ze neobanujes!
Este zavcasu pokor sa prav-
de, uznaj, ze zije a bude
zit' ma vcky. lebo kazda pra-
vda je Bob!
Som pozdravom ma vset-
kych vas zneucteny Slovak:
M. B. Ondulak.