davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-03-04
6iirtulaistarfastaiat pibatetts To-
tpantaubin iOboosta.

Stem Dorf. - Miten anfara on
tartostus iiirtolaiIiIla, totta lua.
ptiDat ldnnntau6an foostuttmtiIta
jeaiouiIta guroposta, iaatiin ndboa
@rano Central aienrolla, fun gos-
tonistu tuotiin $50 iirtoIosto eri.
toisinnolla, 81 miestd. IL naista ia
Is puifaa pibatettiit14 etaiuuIon a.
laiieHa paifnllileen iairaaIaan.
SunasFa oil fuuii SSr,ter,,ationale
Nercn1tile Morinen iiirtoloastarss
fastaiaa, isfa motion ienoottori
Warflrl WcGne il ioaffo Retu So
ncnista pnionmin Dstotpi1. 1orfos-
taiat lu,Ii,put, ett1 be oIinot mo-
puat tartash,fiesta ia uitolpat i1t-
taa nkman iirtne foaiputtl,aan, .nnt-
ia piootettiin ia iditottiirt., ett1 be
ctDot nlD5sfin tarfastuffer nlaiiia
ippstd. etta ptuat olleet fosfetufiesia
iiirtplatsten failsfd. aaiffi pnni.
nat tpustoldnfeita, m,itfa ie ei. dut-
ton,it senautteri ia ierrue fai1nat
ntenna, iiud be -eiipit cdfeet iIisfadll
fosfeti1ffesia liirto1aisten fa,lsia
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-03-04
Cpls 9iitarifnnnan preiioenttid
ynhtst1Gn tpalfeasta .prjafan~
s.n3fn

Soutb gen0, Snb. Sobr
Cabot, Opls ritarifunnan plinlai
men preiibertti ia t,,n,tettu lafi'
mics sS,outb Beno'isia, tpaiigittii1l
fpptettpna litttoipallan tpaltean or.
iafaupan Iafien riffomilesta- ia ia
loliittoi,tiimiiesta.
9ieoon, jorfa noiallo tpangttfe'
a,inen tebtiin n1ttoi mis- Hearl
8agles. gopetosto, aa1,., ioio
poittad, etto bdnet ipiefoteltiin
soutD 8euolin ia Iielld pofoitettiin
onta,,tunaon faitbeiIiin borioitltf
fin. Soan DGittad, etta ennertf1,in
ban pdali pafenemoan Otpl bospi-
tnolistn josla bdntd pibettiin man.
finc ia iosta bdt pubiut vfanblIlt
'hmneeno", Cabot ia ,b6nen rifos-
tpefienld olapat Ieifanrteet bdr,et
tiiffonfa estaatIesn biinta pofei,e-
,nosta.
Vtrs Tearl spang1er, Sipl bos'
pihaIin pad idiroaltbpstoiatar, on
'n'angitli iamdllniiSIIa IDptofEiIo.
Ruritpifin on paastettp irti tafltlll-
Ia eiiilltndf cen tnoirrari anberionnl
ebesio .SssSnoiafsnpolisia nlaalisfl,nn
.ieitlendlltena p1iiDdnl.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-03-04
@cfu,'en lam ni4ps turpcilia
SuDinesia.

auten enllen on ferrotf,i, foetel-
tin 5ein1ioelln ipeturien ldnnllitta-
mistd turteilIa. Gofeilut fesfep+et-
tim len inuofii, eta halitttiin iaaoa
ieIfoa, 1niten titripe fap ieIlaiiesia
tpefnrisiu, iofa on rofennettu fi1pi-
biiIiIId lantn1itDstG iporten. Go-
feiliija onfir mt iotfettlt, ID prpnt
tiilofiet oIleet bpnii 9alpoIliien
iiinan liiafii liitettiin ioutilns ipc.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-03-04
aapinalliilintta pnbiennmt ssntiasIa,

eortoo. Rasanalliiuutta on
pltbiennrt SSrttiosia, iIuaoitetaan
Reiiterin toinliston tisbonannoisiu.
Suostuer cnIifIi fanian naoti-
muffin, mongituttifin allieen n,ii-
bamettiiainen baIIitiid Iiiffeen iob-
tojot, iolloin meIIofat plbfeiiiDat
itu6elleen Waltioionfot otpat toi-
nesfa ia fanfn pafe1tee brittildista
nlnetta fobben.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-03-04
Dust Kcttniaa.
(T11 NEW Hos6KLAND).

Published by
The PEOPLES VOICE PUB. co.
NEW YORK MILLS, MINI,
Every
Tuesday and Friday
For advertising rates. etc. address
UUSI KOTTMAA,
New York Mills. Mimi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-17
oLc BANK UNDER NEW
NAVE -Es ~ocpEN -ousE'

Confined from Page -
he purchase o. The building ptthont
my outside capital and ihe sank nov
las resources q nearly o mIlio. dal-
ars Deposits have Increased since
'alr ]. 1921 slss0a9
WIN TIE rev improvements q
hanEe z tss name q IRE uznf was
rade and the FIRST state Bank was
.sleg4d 2 order ID further taae Ad-
aniaee & tie state guaranty laN
vsicA protects an dtposit0rs and
ander which 10 deposiior ever h
'ost dollar N1.A TIE parcAass q
he building the Il rsase q tie cap
isi O; TIE bank and the Installing O.
De tlxtnres az an expense q $4,000
ais hank is now one q fhe hss; 4
Lorsn county The officers and a.
-eciors 81 ihe aank remain the sane
s. follows president a = Bsyer
4tuve vice. press dent. z Il Beye-
vice. fres dent ! : SAearer. cashier
srlAnr 4 Heysr assistant cashier
varh A RoaeA directors Il w
Waite. A p Reyer John Massey !
: Sleare- Arthur a neyer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-17
TWO DIE WHEN
DALLAS HOTEL BURNS
Many Others Are Injured; Several
Fatally, When Foroed By
Planes To Leap From
Windows

Dallas. Texts OCT. i7-Tso PEI
so-s vere burned 10 death and s.;
east seven injured. three probably
.i4.ly. y fire which DESTROYED 5
soAi ding house s. 1919 Bryan stree;
lere early Today There ssre thirty
e-sons sn ne house. nauher q
RON escaped ou.y by ju1a.aF 'an
.1Si1irs va3ovs
The Dad are Mrs Lois Mont
somerr 4s. waitress and T ~ FeleA
Mining engineer. whose parents liFe
s., Bucfeye. WasA-ngion.
T. otAAiy fatally har
Ms Fays Han. asufAies q Mrs
gouirome-v. hak injured 41s'e
broken. severely burned samped froa
lpsiairs
Miss opal wIsaa ls ritiea,g
armed
r ; carter co. clerk in.a-ed a-
ernAlr. badly burned
TIE less seriously burned and Il
ured.
NJ Murray S. y ! Rraa. =
aaai Koo1e ie. and Loais Touch
tone g.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-17
GREATEST RAIL STRIKE
~ =. S. HISTORY loovs
AS MEN STAND PAT



have conferred With Posisffcs on
Via.s i various c.s.es ty long -1ls-
iAnce and others expressed TIE viev
that sirsun2 y nothing could aver
Tie STRIFE
B. n Jewel. head q The sha
crafts. numbering 4-t 900 members.
h4s vigorously opposed ssr.ke o.
the wage question alone. bat sad io-
CAY Ae feared il VAS loo l4te % sio-
q vzlkont And that he doubted Il his
uea could se bead back. NJ J.ve.
said he vorl6 prefer 10 have his uea
strike On tie rules and working ccn
d.i-o1s question together with til
wAee matter bai refused e say &c
fni;eiy that Ae Eouid Try % hold
back Is men
TIE tl.,ereaces ove- fDe Strisah.-
lv Q. a strike Azre arisen pr.1&it
ihrlrrA failure ot the bfoAerhcoas
and the other eleven 70 reach sat
.sfac;orx agreement OF he duration
oi the strike. labar leaders sac Ca-
uniOn president sad that while =
vas certain The hroiherhocts vol.a
have the support q. tie others il ;As
actual vAlkout the heads O. TIE
2 even orEal zafions were DO, rlede
ea % stay oli after iher d'teT
erces were settled and u CIT rear
io wofk whenever they ssw fli At
oiher official ssid that i v4s 'eares
TIE braiAersooas might return x
work an leave tAs unskllled wo-s
ers hold ne The bag
The hroiheIAoods are not members
a the American Federation q Ia
Dor While the shops crafts organ n
tons are. and il is eecaass q this
fact that they have not al~Ays wc-E
cd ia complete harmony though
DO, actually oppos-ng each other a.
cord ng 10 unlou mea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-17
FysERAl SERVICES FOR THE
LATE MRS &. n. kNsuss


kAcAA-4AAr- 4A~tu 4At1 ~
Oit tine friends A sadden AfIack
o. "a came II = icy aays and her
death vas very sudden and unex-
pectec
Mrs knAuss vas model woman.
she vss a home baiider. and vas 81
ways very coasiaerate ot others A.
ways mode wife and piess n
f,.end. Riih 4 good word FOR every
body. ard VAs always shedding her
RAYS - eheerfalness and happ mes
srcura h~r bringing JOY tc al wita
whom she can IN contact The
var,a needs more a. the Ma.
Knauss kind. AID she VII be great
q p SD 81 her happy home and -
her host q friend iE ard ont 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-17
LARGEST STILL II
rot Nd Bl OFFICERS

The hsgees, and most complete
still SO far oonasosfea z Loglr
county was found On TIE farm G.
Paul Levy. SIX miles e2s. e Guthrie
sunday sheriff Robertson Lnd ar
8gen; q The dry department made
tie raid and arrested Lsrr and con
rscAted the still Lew w2s iAseI
70 Oklahoma City where Ae viii b
tried in the federal cour;
The srn had capacity % TIT
gallons day one gallon q ;vo-
nm liquor was toand besides : lArgs
oasniiv q mash
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-17
0\kl(TED R0BBER NAMES
SPECTACULAR E>C APE

Man Oct .--wa't Wlgger r.
9.ci r convicted q robbery ani sen
-enceo t0 serve five years il the
t1te prison made bis escape u
e1r-uE from The moving train ness
sftoa early sunday morning A. r.
lcer Ess taking him and seven oh
- rrlsooe-s frara Miami &c NcAles-
'er when .sEer managed 70 free
himself fr0m he han3cutfs and jun
hroueh window
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-17
GRfThs III R< III Rh~
NINE l. tRGF

RIGA. 0tt l--Tsnff Kemai Tey
Turkish nationalist toreisn Elnls1ef
has sent ihe Russian soviet eovern-
neni an offti8l complaint zgalns'
what he calls new Grf-k airoC iues
according 10 The Rosta Arenc 81
tAarr4s that The Greek froans. snons
other ihlags are harnlre peorio allrs
z The villages vhseh the nat lual-si
We're forced u evaoaat- i 8 ten
ter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-17
THREATS OF STRIKE SENDS
COTTON PRICE DOWN

New York. Oct l7-The threa; q
railroad strike today sent prices a
cotton into new low ground for the
month. December sold OF 10 1878.
or nearly hzl. q cent below Saturdays
closing. 2rd 320 points CT SIS 1ar
bale below the high price touched
just before the publication - The
government crop report on October
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-17
w4NN LOCAL CHARACTERS
a7E GIVEN JAIL SENTENCES

The following st-l operators ard
booze dispensers were convicted =
county oourr last week aid gwen
jail sentences ard fines Joe SIN
mons. Rev r P. Elliott. Geo Cher-y
Toois Champ. a P Williams. Rer
Thomas Morton and Joe Ro3e-.son
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-17
CITY FEcERSTioN HOLDS
AN ENTHUSIASTIC SESSION



Razsen. AIRS Chester Damon. Ms
p n. S.4nfield aid Mrs m Garter
Cooperative committee. Ms
Carer. Mrs oisnlth. Mrs II J.
Miller. Ms c. A RagheS. Ms 2
u C1llcoii. Mrs J J Hldreth. Ms
Raw DAVIS. Mrs EmnnS Duscher Nrs
stella Belaue and Mrs 4 C G.
R.ere-
Deleezies appointed a. the H.
enn.4l state federation 10 be held a.
NcAlesger Noreubsr I'll. pere Mss
Vera Kelly. Miss ALICE T4nm2n. saa-
sifltes. Ms Stanfield and Mrs
Robe-s Meren Tie federation en-
dcrsed TIE Choral society.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-17
DRUG ADlcT. CHASED FiLloN-
aN6 THEFT, IS s-OT

Co.tsyv.lie. Kans.. Oct l--wa,ter
Yoang. aged 80. re7uied 10 be drae
addict. who attempted TO escape from
The police after having been arrested
81 car thief suspect vas shot
through Tie rigAt hip The ~ound j.
) dangerous one bat not necessarily
fatal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-17
WAITE CORN LIQUOR AND
TWO STILLS GRABBED

Federal dry agents from Okla
hous City rsi6ed he John Barton
1lsoe east 0. Lsngsio- Saturday and
secured two stills and seven gallons
as white corn liquor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-17
PEcsss SHORT: OIL
OUTLOOK BRIGHT

Frank Szrbsr has returned from
2 uip il Payne ard Lincoln counties
he brought back = quantity Of -
es1s. but says the crop n Lneoi1
county Is sho-r this year .Ol dere-
iopments IN the vicinity OF Ripley.
are L Ehlr e1coursging.~ ssis Ssroer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-17

The funeral services fer the late
Mrs Z Z Knsnss VIII be held from
the First n z church Tuesday after
uoon al O'Clock The remains viii
be taxea 70 Allentown Pennsylvania
for burial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-17
HI GHES ISSUES CALL
FOR SECOND CONFERENCE

Washington. Oct. l7.-Secreisra
Hughes issued today q call tor TIE
second meeting Q. ths American dele
CATION 10 TIE conference On liulia-
ton G. a-narnenis fixing lie ds;e s.
next Friday al n n subject 10
convenience q SsEtors Lodge 4al
Underwood.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-17

Ton II Taylor has resigned - 2
representative a. the Netopc<tan
Life Insurance company and IS n0x
with TIE Apex Electric Distribnfins
company Of Oklahoma City. He VIII
remain IN Gathrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-17

The largest volcanic crater IL tic
Vor has receniig been discoversa
IN Iceland Il is five "a ..es long ana
three m.les vice
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-17

AIRS a. ,. Summers has been re-
elected Nzyor q Stziybr'dge Ens-
land
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-17

Speaking OF taxes that increase
The cost of living. which ones
conis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-17

Senate opposition 10 the treaty
gains n intensity tni not IN
numbers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-17

But can radium drinks replace
fhnse ihe "wefs m0uruf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-17

Spanish Cabinet wants q hig-
ger navy. Forgotten what Dewey
and Sehlev did 70 us last one
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-17

The police have enihussastical-
" opened the fall season for
hunting thugs they can't find.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-17

Fatty" Arhuckle says he j
not guilty. Fatty ought 70
know 50 why 20 10 the expense
of a irial'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-17

The man who shot ST Mrs
Tyler i creating as much excite
ment as the man who siruck
Billy Patterson.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-17

The fishermen race off
Gloucester. Mass. VIII attempt 70
fill in tie void left hy the big
Narias II he Polo rrnnrss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-17

fn,I. III
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14
SLOVO d SATSTVE.
25% Ssrazka 33H Srazka 5O%Srazka

25G ssrazka 33h srazka 5O%srazka
NEzNAMENAJU MIC
Pre- vas len to plah, co skutocnosti mate
zapla.i.' "a svoje saty Kazde noviny, ktore
vezmots, su pine ohlaslkami velkych vypre-
daioch; 0 vypredajSch neziaddcich tovarov,
ale tento je ME taky Je to vypredaj najlep-
sich Stat, oblekoch, Ktore nosia ZNANKU Z0D-
PovEDNosTI a., REPUTAcIU SUPERB
oRITY Kazda satasje rucne sta, modely, ma
teriale, zakoncenie, vsetko spolu posobi znam-
ku stylu a trvacnosti ktore SD talk ziadane cd
nuzov, ktori sabpekne nosia Ably som vypre-
dal mnozstvo tovaru, ktore sa odo NINA ocaka-
va behom is dni, jaaMUs1M UKAZAT svoJE
KARTY Ma ST0LsJa muslin odhodit' vsetky
etiky ahlasovania . poveda vaml pravy stav
veci Tato firma NEJDE vOM 0BCH0DU,
= oNA NEoPUsTA TOTO MEsTo najdete
ju budhcne abchodovat' ma tom mieste, ale
ona ga reorganizuje, aby zvacsila svoje pole
cperacil. A aby toto mohla urobit', vacsina
zasob musi byt obratena ma peniase behom
is dni, abys zas tsto mohlo byt' vykonane.
musej1 byt ceny, ktore ZAPRttINIA KE-
TAsoM. zAvRATleA9oTRAst DO sAlGYCH
zAKLADov vYsOKE CENY SATsTvA v
YoUNGsToWNE. .@-
FRANK J. HART,
vypredavac Smiths Clathes Shop.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14
Pozerajte - "a znakom
Vel'keho Srdca
TELEFoNUJTE SVOJIM PRIATEL 'OM q
TYCHTO MUzsKYCH OBLEKoCH

TELEFoNUJTE sVOJIM PRIATEL ON o
TYCHTO MUzsKYCH oBLEKoCH
OBLEKY
pre- prieberciveho abliekaca alebo muza ziada-
juceho 81 konzervativne modely.
l. hrba . $4,000 do $4,000 ablelxy tweed,
wcrsted alebo kazmliovych latok, mate
rial, Site, krasne modely,vset vysokej
triedy ale tejto majsterskej .tovarovej
uda1osti predavaju sa po
$l4.75
Q. hrba - Pc $4OO 90 do 5000 tieto obleky by
holy vel'ke lacnoty muzovia, ktori mys-
LA napred, by 81 ich kupoval, tcolv by ich
ami nepctrehovai hned', predsa ma tomto
vypredaji mozte ich dostat' po
$l9.75
8 hrbo-v tejto hrbe najdete nasne MESA
niny alebo dostojne jednoduche latky, ro-
bene style takze reflektuj1 zvlasnost' ' kaz.
dom ohlade-a teito hrbe ideme dat vsetky
$50 do $50 oblelxy "a nesychane ceny po
$24.5O
4. .hrba- -Preco platit $4,000 do $1,000 "a fajny
oblek, ked' v tejto A. hrbe najdete vasu
tnzbu? Modely pre- mladikov .obchodne obleky
vsetky najlepsie sits kazdy zobrazuj1c indi-
vidualnost', v tejto lacnotovej mi m6zte ich
kupit' po
$29.75
s. hrba- -Po $1,000 do 5000 by ste 'povedali,
ze sd neporovnatel'n ne neprevySitsl ne,
style, kvalite, priliehani, predsa predayajd
ga ony teraz po
$3.50
g. hrba-Po 5000 do $1,000 lrajcirske umenie
nikdy nsvyrohilo nadhernejsich STAT nez 81
tieto. Je to posledne slov6 mode-koniec sn-
periority tn zobrozeny, . k5m trvajd pred&-
vame ich po
ego 7k
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14
:: :: Is dnl pandemanialneho drtenia cien :: :

PovEDZTE sv0JIM PR1ATEL ON o TYCH-
70 svRCHNfKoCH.
svRCHNfKY
Cerstve hajcirskeho stola nasej vlastnej to-
varne. syrchniky, ktore su poslednym slovom
pochcpovania strihaca a krajcirskeho umenia \
/. hrba-seviot tweeds v Ulster Ulsteret-
tes, krasne site a podsivane Kabaty, ktore
boly kupene ably sa predavaly po $4,000 do
$4000, ale ma tomto reorganization vypre-
dali idu po
= STATS
2. hrba- -Meltons, Tweeds seviots Friezes ro-
bene v Ulster, Ulsterstte Chesterfield sty-
loch, odealny kabat pre- paradnika, ktory chce
platit' $4,000 do $1,000 "a styl a pohodlie, tn
je vasa prilesitost' ma ne po "~. .t.
~ $19.75
8. hrba-v tejto hrbe je kazdy kabat Store,
ktory sa predtym predaval po 5000 do
$4,000. My ich musime predat' preto tu po-
davame cenu, po com 81
$24.5O
4. hrba-Toto je nieco uteseneho Akukol'v 'vek
mate chut' ma strich alebo material, najde-
te to tuna, boly po $4,000 do $1,000, teraz len
po
$29.75
5. hrba-v tejto hrbe name abmedzeny pocet
nadhernych modnych Aabatov, ktore 50 pre-
dayaly p $1,000 DO 5000, teraz ich d&vame
ma predaj po ssat st
$34.5O
g. hrba-v tejto hrbe reprezcntovany je vrchol
rucne sit;j'c., l-.-oAtov. ony bcly dobre kdpy
po 5000 do $4,000, tefaz idd obecenstvu po
$39.75
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14

MY vedieme obchody vacych meeh MY vyrobme kazdy
obk svrchnh k6y prdavany ychto abchodoch
vasnych obchodne pome stale mena
dali tok mnozstvo preto
chadzane vel kym mnovom tovaru tiov
dcaov ktore mali vypreda o srozumtel rec
to znamena PRETAzENI My musme arat
peniaze CHYTR0 My povedom toho zE UsME PRIAT
ZTRATU PRETo HI ADfME POMOR0Nd ROvNO DO TVARE
DEME PR1JAT RYCHLE NASU ZTRATU odovzdai
mas do rdk Franka obchodnho ogano rokazom
preda tento nam srozuelne poved ked
predany bhom Is davame ypredaju
DAT TAKE CENY MA TEN TovAR KToRE BY TAHALY
LuDf MIL 0vEJ vZD1ALEN0sTI NAKUPU. RozBIT
vsety REKORDY PREDAVANA axe boy kedy urobene
jeho sova
neho vypredaju kazde povedan eho
a kazda urobena MIN je zarucena frmou
.Fs y Podpis Smiths Clothes Shop,
:" s~s IL Geo. M Wheeler, lokalny spravca
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14

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ro.any vypedat cny koe umosna lplns
azovch obhodov pove tejto rme asne
abmedzenom ktory mi spoocnost
uovc lacnee neen o tunaM ohchodnic oz
ko vo mile do ool Cd spravcu thto
tazovych abchodcv Paey New Yo kde kazdy oblek
rchn predavany tchto obhodoch polocno e robeny h
vIAsTN7cH TovARNACH obdrzal dovoene: I'D TE DO
NEoBMEDzENIA ALE PREDAJTE ZvxGSovanie aorec
aho pene reeicy vyhvaovanie neypeda teno tovar
mu prist nesychane mike ia idm ih dat vas Kasd
cove ktcr oku kory bude potrebovat nake avo
uob ST VEL M aspon nepore eto ohrom
ne cnoy Mech VAS KENO sRDcA spovada heh je
vase oKo vAsIM sUDCoM. 5 su,r
- .9rrFRANK ]. HART
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-22

signed M Tor the oirIu s'aanh next
year. has returned from New York
whcr, IN, studied for two months un'
der Mary Gardens own teacher, Miss
sarah Robertson Dun. Miss Garden her
seif Just returned Yesterday from cal
fornia
The opera singer and tie op'ra slnE'
er.,n.he tried go oui,lo each other IN
praises tide morn.ng. Miss Garden do
scrihed Miss McCurmick AS simply
wonderful Miss Mccormick confessed
that there were no words In the English
language e. drsCrih, her opinion of Miss
Garden.
Miss Mccormick IL more llk, ! was
az her age than any an, elsa Know y
stated "our MrrN.'
"Im going to do an ! can 10 be llk,
Mary Garden said Little Mary
MARY Garden Is a lyric dramatic SINS
or. while am bric soprano With al
most the drarlaiic-l inicnd to WORK
un,llI am like Mary Garden. although
my voice l. much deeper than hers
Miss McCormick's role tor her 'dchu'e
has not We, been settled and VIII lie
entirely In the hands IT Mary Garden
she said today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-22
TALKING MACHINE FOR
SCHOOL PROVES GREAT
HELP TO THE STUDENT

An Increased Appreciation of the val
ue az the taking machine as ON cdnca'
,lonal factor IL apparent from the odito'
rial comments which are appearing
these days In the newspapers. partlcu'
larry In the smaller cities. Fof instance
the st. Augustine ,rla1 Evening Rec
ord oi recent date contained the fol
lowing well-consldcrcd editorial under
the caption. Music In the schools:
fortunate indeed Is I, for school
children that people are beginning tn
realix. music can h. a part ~ the
school curriculum. even when funds do
not permi, u the payment of n special
teacher for music. A school OF the
present day which lacks a good talking
machine rs part of its equipment Is as
much cut of date as "A school which
has no reference library, and those
schools which are better equipped viii
make forward strides. leaving others
tar behind II Is nod realized that the
talking machine Is no longer thing Of
luxury or indulgence. but real neces'
sity for every home and school.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-22

Ter a number u years. and many au'
.l.s aces have heon charmed by hnr sweet
rich voice. even prior to that time when
shs began In carnes, Ter training for
tho grand OPERA aud concert stase.
Press notices received IN Amarillo BY
RELATIVES and friends ave evidence ~
the fact that Little Marv" the lido; of
Chicago musical lowers and experts. "
winning her way "a The hearts ~ all
h,arcrS. She IL To- spend the summer
IN Parts under the personal supervislon
~ Miss Garden aud her own special
instructors returning to America IL
the season In grand olrra. Following
Is IN. mention IN the Chicago paper al
ready mentioned;
Mary Gardens apartment at the
Drake hotel echoed with laughter and
rapidfirc conversation this morning ~
our Mary and "Chicago's Little
MARY" met again after two'monihs
absence. and ''Oh-jus, gnssipcd'
Miss Mary Mccormick. s,s Grace
street. Chlcago's wonder girl," who
sang before Mary Garden In Now York
as, February and Immediately WIS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-22
aurIlE MARY" SINGS
HER way INTO HEARTS
Of cnICAe0 PEOPLE

Little Mary Mccormick lovingly
mentioned by music lovers d the
s'Windy city" M "chicagos iAitl'
Mary" occupies considerable space In
recent issue u the Chicago Daily News
the story being accompanied by hct
latest photograph. The article c"n''s
NJ = result of finsl ,ryout In the pres
ence ce Mary Garden, who signed her
up several months agc for the incoin'
Tag grand opera singer. after hearins
Der marvellous voice.
In private life. Miss Mary McCormicS
n Nra Mamie Maccmic. wife u a
Widely known lawyer 81 Chicago and
formsr Amarillo sirl. being The daugh
ter az Mr.. and Mrs. J. u. Harris islo
Buchanan street. She lived In Amarillo