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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-18
LOCAL. NOTICE

Rummage Sale TO be held opposite
Nov. 18th. nov16d3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-18

This is IS day at the Gregoire-
Pellegrini hat shop. Every hat in
sight will be sold for that price and
this will include new duvetyns and
silver and gold brocades.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-18

i'll for few weeks, is able to be out.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nash went
to East Vassalboro Thursday eve
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-18

There's an unusual sale at Bither's
drugstore today. Gem razors with
six blades will be but soc each; 81
hot water bottles, S1.39; II large
large cakes of toilet soap $500. See
ad. for other features.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-18

This is the last day of the three
days sale of the Capital Clothing Co.
Some especially good bargains are
offered and the sale has been I'M
usually successful although this firm
is one of the youngest in the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-18

old Fashioned Dance. Firemen's
I'm. Hallowell, Saturday night.
nov16d3ts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-18

Dance at Red Mems hall. Riverside,
Monday night. Music ty Smiths or
chcstfa. scpt11sat- IT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-18

ming to attend the house party given
to Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Jones in their
new house.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-18

Victor records of Nellie Kelly I
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Wife in Wedding Fincry
Halls Mikes Murder Plea
He Decides To Risk Trial and
Death Rather Than Go 10
Prison and Lose Her

Mike nercdctio. after Welding fo ffo
advice of his lawyer, who told bonn. 10
plead guilty 20 murder .n the 30 rond
degree. changed his mind arain yos'cr-
tay in tho Supreme Court. Vs. 20
Plains. y. y. when hc found himself
confronted in the courtroom by bis
wife. apparciicd in her wedding nncty.
once before his vifc bad per laded
him 20 risk the cfa.. rather than &C.
cent % sentence % twenty years. threat
erIng that II he went 90 prison FOR n
long term she would get % divorce and
marry another Yesterday she rcin-
forced her threat by dorn'ng tho dress
she had worn when they were married
a year ago.
Bcnedetto capitliated 90 sight o. her.
u am guilty. but ! am not he fait-
cred when Justice Tompkins asked f
he was ready 90 plead 20 the charge
of murder In the second degree. jus
ticc Tompkins ordered him % prepare
10 stand trial. ss hc would have no
other chance 90 plead 20 a charge less
than that OF murder IN tho first degree.
Tho prisoner i accuse OF hc ng IN
the plot 20 Kin Santa Fama. WI was
slain February ~ near the White
Plains fair grounds Ills brother. Joe
and ANTHONY Martilit1 loaded guilty
of second degree MURDER and were
sentenced 90 from 'weniy years 70 iiit
each Just before Nike was r-ra gred'
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Sash Holds Woman
Caught in Window
High Above Street
Screams Bring Big Crowd.
Which Shouts Advice "a
Firemen Rescue Terror.
Stricken Tailor Wife

More than 1000 persons congregl
in the street a. Fifth Street and Soc
0nd Avenue late yesterday. attracte I'd
by cries of Mrs. letta Calender, wlfc
of . tailor living on the 9Th floor. VINO
balanced precarlously on window slIl
where she had been caught by fsllins
sash while tying a broken cord. Mrs.
Calender grip on the cord and tre
window sash or her knees prevented
her falling 20 the pavement
Hundreds shouted advice 20 Mrs
Calender. who took no notice. but
clung 20 tho window cord and shrlckcd
in terror. Gorson Calender. eighteen.
son of the woman. after vain attempt
% open the window without breaking
his mothe-'. hold on tho cord, pokcl
his head out of another window ard
yelled FOR The police He said advice
was no good because bis mother wasn't
in any position 20 pfoat by 70.
"Why don't you raise the sash end
lct her in ." shouted man on a motor
truck
when you raise the sash it pulls
tho rope" yelled young Calender
when you pulls the rope he walled
"mv mother she falls down Send foi
the hook and fire wagon" be mplored
cit saves my mothers life.'
Nearly a hundred women pushe'
their way up fye flights of stairs b.
an effort 20 reach the Calender apart
merf when Engine Company 2j dasho'
round the corner from is3d street
Six women had reached Mrs. Ca.ondel
ana were holding her legs whil'
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Suit Against SemcnoG
Shifted To l.. :. Court
Cossack Must Indemnify Plain
iiG by Bond; Bankruptcy
Examination posiponcd

Supreme Cour. Justice Joh "
Tierae9 yesterday granted a motion
for the transfer of the suit against
General Gregory .emenof brought by
John ~ Boyle. trustee in bankruptcy
FOR the vouravctia Trading Company.
20 the United States District Court for
trial subject 90 the filing of q bond hy
the defendant 20 indemnify the plain
tif in 'he event ~ failure o. consum-
mate afie- withdrawal from ihc Su-
pfcmc ic here.
The examination % General semen
of In the bankruptcy proceedings,
which was scheduled for yesterday
morning. was postponed until next
Tuesday AZ 1880 a 20. hy Referee
Peter n. Olney Cutie p Goldin. Of
counsel FOR tho Cossack Ataman. indi-
Gated that a motion would hofily hc
flied In the Federal District Court Tor
q review 81 Referee Oirey's decision in
directing the General 90 appear for eN-
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01

sey City. 20 which is 20 bc trans
fcrrcd tho railroad equipment now oc-
cunvinc Henderson Street.
'if the city Of Jersey cay desires
an elaborate celebration later there
will be no objection" said Clifford VI
Holland. chief engineer Of the Booth
& Finn Company. contractors. who
flung the first shovclful Of earth
1T seemed best 20 get things 70
ing. and with the valuable cooperation
Of the Erie Railroad and the coatrac-
tor we made the start to-day. Every
day gained in beginning actual con
struction Of tho big job means a day
gained In the completion " the con
tract. which will be about three and
a hall ycsrs from now
Mr. Faulkner. chief engineer Of tho
Erie Railroad. drew the spikes from
the ties. which. with the rails. are
70 be removed 20 make way for tho
tunnel entrance. George Finn, Of tho
Booth & Finn Company. drove a new
pick irto the ground and Mr. Holland
shoveled out the earth he loosened
That was all there was 20 u.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Exchange Trial Adjourns
Absence of Juryman Again
Causes a PostpOncment

Because % ne absence oi Jesse
Krulcuitch. one ~ the jurymen IN the
trial Of the American Cotton Etchange'
on an Indictment charging % With buck
citing. Justice Marcus .n Tho supreme
Cour, yesterday adjourned rhe ease IN
ID to-day.
NJ KruleVit-h. was temporarily eN-
c,sot from iury -afy last week after
Ur.o Winirer. a iVaut District At'or-
nov. had finished bic case He was eN-
nec.ci back 'n tae boa Yesterday, bui
when the trial was resumed fe was noi
In The irrv box Je.-i-r Marcus dee
c,dcl thar the American Cotton EN-
--anc, could not waive .is right 20 n
trail hy Jury OF twelve mcn. although hr
s.Iru'a,ion Of both sides. civil eases nave
b. ,ried hy eleven jurymcr.
SIR. Wintncr said that y Nr. krulee-
witch fails 20 return. b, will bc possible
ana legal 20 select another juror end
read 20 him ail '1e testimony that has
been taken.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Gets q Months TO 3 Years
For Killing Her Husband
Woman Permitted TO Plead TO
Manslaughter After Story
of RcpudiatiOn

Mrs. Francesca Maenzs, twenty-siX
years old, from whom Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Brothers recommended
the acceptance OF plea Of guilty OF
second degree manslaughter after IN
vestigating the circumstances surround
ing her shooting Of her husband was
sentenced 20 not less than six months
nor more than three years in the peni-
tentiary yesterday by Judge Mancuso IN
General Sessions.
she shot and killed her husband,
Giovanni. on First Avenue. on March 80
last. Mr.. Brothers found that her hus-
band had repudiated her, and that she
snatched from her husbands hand the
revolver with which she shot him.
John Ryan. who shot and killed Emil
CHM. OF 332 East Seventy-frst street,
on January 2s, and pleaded guilty Of
msnslaughter in the first degree, was
sentenced 20 not less than eight and a
half nor more than seventeen years IN
Sing Sing.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Ground Broken for Jersey Tube
AS Row Puts Pomp in Discard

Ground was broken without -four.
ishes or ruffes yesterday IN Henderson
Street. Jersey City, for the vehicular
tunnel which is 20 run beneath the
Hudson River 20 Canal Street. Man
haitian.
Although n plate has been engraved
upon which 1000 invitations TO the
eround-breaking ceremony were 10 be
issued. and 10000 badges have been
turned out for those attending. and
boxes Of cigars. paper hats. top bal.
looms and mcmentos in the shape OF
miniature spades have been ordered in
Thousands for tho event. the only on
cials present were those connected
with the corporations interested, and
the only witnesses the workmen who
are 10 20 ahead with the work.
The elaborate ceremony that was
planned was hold up by row between
Mayor Hague and other City Commits
sioncrs Of Jersey City on one side and
the Vchicular Tunnel Board and the
Erie Railroad on tho other. as TO the
terms upon which tho railroad shall
get possession Of Eleventh Street, Jer-
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Rum-RuEning Suspect
Forfciis $1,000 Bond
Casscsc Fails iu Answer Call 10
Trial With Two Others Ar
rc.icn al RnNAillc

Ths 5000 bond Of Antonio Cassese.
bootlcRgcr suspect. who was 20 20 20
trial yesterday with Captain Charles
Oman ~ the ship Edith and George
Muller. ~ Hicksville. was declared
forfeited by Judge Thomas T. Cha'feld
in United states District Court. Brook
lyn. when Casscsc faiied 20 appear A
warrant was issued FOR ms arrest.
Casscse recently said that he was
going 20 Florida % get witnesses for
his defense lle Is said 90 have re-.
turned from tho South several days ago.
The three men were indicted on April
10 on charges of conspiring % bring
liquor into he United states The
Edith was seized az Bayvlic, l.. /, on
March 2s
Judge Chatfcid directed that the
trials Of Captain Oman and Muller
should 20 on. Muller declared that
his counsel vas engaged in another
trial m Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Says Subway Makes
City Speed Mad and
Calls the Il" Better
Transit Expert Thinks Over
head Lines Are Healthier
and Favors Campaign to
Make Them Popular Again

Daniel /. Turner. chief consulting
engineer Of the Transit Commission,
said Yesterday at tho hearing on Man
haitian Il" service that the use Of the
subwsys had developed a sort Of
speed madness" In the travelling
masses. but he asserted that the public
Impression that the subway was
better" more or less Imagination.
From the passenger standpoint I
think tho elevated service is very much
better than the subway servic' said
Mr Turner. at is out IN the open, there
is better ventilation and thore is some
thing 20 see as you travel along. We
need 90 sell elevated service 20 the
people
Arthur c. Peacock. counsel for the
Manhattan company, said that the com
mission should not entertain the hope
Of better service on the Manhattan so
long as the present annual defcit o. So
600 600 continues. lie said that the
standards % service set up by Mr.
Turner. OF the commission. were i'm
possible OF attainment and wsuld az
gravate the precarious condition Of the
Manhattan.
"Who would take care Of this an
nusl deficit II such 8 mandate for i'm
proved service as laid down by Mr.
Turner were issued askd Nr. Pea
cock
Sir. Turner replied that they should
be "striven for" lie said the overhead
routes would earn more money n they
gave more power service for g. The
present deficit might under such con
ditions be only temporary. ne said.
NJ. Peacock said TIE troubles cf the
elevated diy sion dated from the high
price war period. still largely rejected
in operating expenses.
ANY increased mileage would there
fore be reflected In Increased operating
ratio said Mr. Peacock
George Keegan Of the lnterborough'
revived the higher fare issue by sug-
gesting that war burdens had been
lightened for he steam roads By the
government in higher rates. he sad
that II there had been no var the hnan-
eial condition Of the Manhattan would
not be so deplorable.
Deficits began 20 appear In 1918. Mr'
Keegan said, with "A shortage Of S1ll,-
7iO, which had risen 20 more than So
100000 in 1921, and FOR the ten months
so far In the fiscal year of 1922 had
reached s..12l.OO0. lie said that Mr.
Turner'S idea" methods for the Man
haitian were impossible.
Captain Red ngton. Of the Transit
Commission. brought out that running
tire on tho Il" locals was as speedy
as the subway, and suggested an ad-
vertising campaign 10 induce people 70
take the az lines.
Harry B. Fischer. commission stats
tician. compiled from the company re-
ports figures 10 show financial gains In
March and April over last year %
sli9.479 and Sll9,636. respectively
profits" supplanting loss" in each In
stance. These figures, he said, did not
include the per cent dividend rental
due from the lnterborough.
Adjournment was taken subject %
the call Of the commission.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Woodruf Resolution
Headed Off by is Votes
House Adjourns Immediately
After Meeting 10 Prepare
Inouiry Death Blou To-day

WASHINGTON, May 9i.-Republican
House leaders again succeeded to-day IN
turning back another vigorous attempt
20 force action on the Woodruf-Johnson
resolution providing for Congressional
investigation Of the War Department
Department Of Justice and Alien Prop
erty Custodian. BY the margin OF hf-
teen votes. the House adjourned imme-
d;a.elv after meeting at noon, thereby
heading of proponents Of the measure
The vote on Republican Floor Leader
Mondelrs motion 70 adjourn was lOl for
and &C against. Fourteen Republicans
voted with the Democratic side against
the Mondell motion.
To-day's defeat Of Woodruff IS re-
garded as final. 1t is the second time IN
a week that the House has throtted
parliamentary moves which were IN rea
itv feele-s on the temper Of that body
on the question In addition, II IS
known that advocates Of the special IN
ouirv mustered their full strength TO-
dav In a desperate effort TO beat the
ceathblow which it is understood Ad'
ministration chiefs in the House are
preparing TO deliver tomorrow. a meet
ing Of the Rules Committee, II ls sald
will rescind its action OF May 8 when
the resolution was given privileged
status on the calendar.
Tf the Rules Committee meets 70.
morrow and reverses its action II viii
knock every parliamentary prop from
under US" admitted Mr.. Woodruff. Il
doubt very seriously whether the House
can justify itself before the people IN
the coming elections for its refusal tc
permit a proper and thorough investiga
ton OF the charges that have been maze
l.. otbore tho AOOr ~
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01

lire and the Calvary Hill line. with a
total Of some twenty-five or thirty-fve
miles.
NO o-der that you could make" said
Mr.. Peacock 20 General Andrews. who
presided a. the hearing. would be ef-
fective, as far as We are concerned.
There is no chance Of such an order
being accepted. The road is in desper-
ate shape"
General Andrews adjourned the hear
ing without taking any action.
Adjournment was taken until June
s at lO:3O o'clock in the service hear
ing Of she surface lines Of the Il. r. 7.
before Secretary James B. Walker. Ap-
plication for partial abandonment OF
the Twenty-third Street railway route
was also adjourned. the date Of the re-
Sumption 20 be fxed later
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01

screaming =, her % DO forty things BY
way of releasing herself when Fireman
Thomas Murphy swarmcd up Ere
escape and slipped = moose under Mrs.
Calender's arms. He passed The line
20 two fremen With Instructions %
hang on in case The woman should fall
Then he pr.ed out the window easing
With ohisel and ths sir women
dragged Mrs Calender into The room,
disheveled bat unhurt
Police reserves were summoned %
disperse the crowd which packed Ser
ond Avenue for more than q block
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Stone Hasn't Receired
Irritation TO Conference

CLEVELAND. Ohio. May 3l-Warrer
S. Stone, president % the Brotherhood
OF Locomotive Enginee.i up 20 late TO-
dny had not received an invitation =
the proposed Cincinnati meeting. Until
ne receives notice OF the conference he
will make no comment.
The other two chief executives o.
railroad brotherhoods. with aeadquar.
ters here. President ". 6. Lee, of tne
Trainmen. and W. 6. Carter, Of tn
Firemen. we're out OF tho city.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Albania Has Gold Money
And 40 National Debt

GENOA, Way 3 by Maid Happy
Albania Is the term which has been ap.
Piled % that country. for 10 Is stated
that 10 occupies the unique position
among European nations % being ths
only country which has no national
debt and has a gold currency
Mehed Frasheri, The head ~ ~ Al.
hanian delegation % tho conference
here, In On Interview Indicated iha' az
would ~ well with the c0unirg -
only We arc left in peace Tor Aitis
u.I.fa
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Dinner Given for Mr.. Bowman

Hotel men from various parts Of the
United States yesterday gave testi-
monial banquet for John McE bowman
and spent a day on the golf links Of
the Westchestcr Biltmore Country Club
a. Rye. y. Y. Mr. Bo"man ~as pre-
serted with a "grandfathcr's clock"
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Much Evidence 10 Present

"Of course. there Is . grca. deal o.
evidence that cannot he prcsen'"d AZ
the hearing June s." no told Judge
Horrcr. "Much % Il IS not in Chicago.
We can only set up what we have
learned. and II tho cour, decides IL is
serious enough 20 warrant. tho evidence
can be- presented later"
Mrs McCorm.ck's answer stated that
Nr. Mccormick was a suitable and
proper person" 90 act as guardian
except So far as he may consent 20
marriage of tho petitioner with Osor
Attorney FdNin u. Casscll, represent
inc Nr Mccormick, denounced the
petition as "an unusual ard unheard
~ proceeding lle argued that Mrs.
Mccormick admitted her former hus
band was ht and proper person 70
act as guardian. yet declined 10 con
sent without setting up sufhcleni
reason. lie declared that without
proper evidence of urftncss there was
nothing for the court % do but grant
the request for appointment ot DIT.
Mccormick.
The question Of marriage and SINH
lar personal relations is not In ne
same category with education or other
more legal matters he declared. This
court ought not 20 interfere with the
guardian except under very grave clr-
cumsiances.'
"These are grave circumstance In
tcrrunfcd Nr. Cutting This girl will
lose her American citizenship tnat
alone is sufficient. Then there is ne
disparity in ages. We will discuss
That further when the tine comes.
This girl BE- also the heir % million,
and that .s believed 20 influence oser.
Poverty No objection. lie Argues
Mr Casscli interjccted that 10 was
"the first time he knew Of that poN-
eriv was made an objection in a case
like this"
Here In America" he added I've
believe 10 is commcndable thing FOR
wealthy woman 90 marry poor man.
Citizenship ard poverty surely are no
ob 'cctiors.
"Oniy tho graycst circumstance
should be a reason Tor granting this
motion"
Judge Horncr stated that he agreed
unaltcmbiy" with that statement, ard
added ,ha' unless such grave circum
stances did arise he would take no ac-
tior.
ne then stated that the petition
should not have been presented in tac
reply of Mrs McCormick 90 Ma'nl'dc'
original application, but should be
made in separate motion. which ro
SGT % be- heard June 3. meanwhile d.
rcc.ing chat the letters Of guard Ian.
shin ho issued % Mr. McCormiek. The
rcti,ior will be filed hy o'clock 90.
morrow and Mr. Mccormick answer
must be filed by 2 o'clock Friday
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01

fcsnrnu,1 frsm pss. srsl
ship has been postponed 20 Saturday
hy tho Probate Court Neither Ma
thi'de nor either of her parents was
IN court to-day. although CONT .urica-
tion with both parents was had b. scle-
phone II Mrs Mccormick is success-
ful In establishing Jurisdiction of tho
cour, over her daughter he Judge can
forbid Ma'hildc leaving the country
until she is OF legal age.
CHICAGO. Nay 81 ny The Assoei.
ated pressl Charles S. Cutting. at
torncy FOR Mrs Mccormick, indicated
to-day he would use every legal mems
to block consent to the international
marriage. by which the Granddaughter
m John y. Rockefeller would become
tho bride of the former cavalry oNccr.
who was hor riding master FOR many
years during her residence In swiiter-
land
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-07-14
RAsx AkM. 5Pon1.

Gata osady sr. Jana Z East
Youngstown destala Y posledps
easy dohre silly \ studentoch, kto-
ri sd ma prazdninach. Y nedel'u
lhrali East Youngstowncani 50
Strutherscanmi, ktorych porazili
" pomere IL ku 16.
Holy Name Juniors sa Ease do
bre zadrsali. Porazili catu ST. Ed
wards u pomere IA ku S. V sobotu
budd bavit' ) Allies nd Victory
field.
Holy Name 6ata hrala ma Borts
field $ eaton st. Stanislaus. Tato
pos1edna zvft'azila mad Holy Name
V pomere f9 ku4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-07-14
ZkdsenOsti Americkeho Slov6ka
IA Slov&nsku.
Pfse: Josef Tolsar, Midland, Pa.
(POkraGOyanie.)

Chcel som tam kupit dom, ale
ked mi brat Meres yec vysvetlil,
odpadla mi vsetka chut'. Zakoil
,chrani tam najomnika a ME ma
sjitel' "a, a to je ta prlcina, pre- kite
ri sa americkf Slovaci nem6zu u
platnit a prichodia nazad do A.
meriky. Pozdejsie som boil v
Bratislave, kde mi tlto vec brat
Gessay vysyetlil, co ma eiastocne
uspokojilo: A sfce: $ jednej strany
ie ten zakon doblsa, ale pre- mas
Amerikanov je ma kaAdN.pad zly!!
Dobry je preto: ked' by Dol opae-
ny, zakon, ami sam brat Gessay ne
NAL by bytu mohi ini ilradnici,
DO Mad 'ari, zidia a Nemci dobro-
vol ne nevydah by domy pre- ne
navidenych' dradnikov cesko-slo.
venskych a vsetci 81 domyslime,
kol 'ko domov vo vel 'kych smestach
vlastnili fudia, S ktorymi SINE mo-
hi pocltat', re su nasi! Temer
ziadnych takych domov v Brati-
slave nebolo... Nuz taky zivel ne
dopraje al1f nam Amerikanom, a.
nj nasim uradnfkom. Opacny "a.
kon Dol by na dkor samym zako-
nodarcom. Nam, Amerikanom, ale
to skodi, bo Zidia nam nedaj1 pri.
lezitost' do prenajmu, Zidia ne.
prepustia len zriedka, al to "a Wy,
soke odstupne. Este al vtedy, ked
GN 81 knpil dom, ktororn arendu.
je miestnost Ma obchod Zid, muse1
by 81 datskidovi odstupne 20 svoj.
he vlastneho, aa1gho sa ii vystd.
pit nemusf! TAX tosdsbnpne caste
prevysuje stotisic kortin. CfoSek
sa boji pustit do takeho obchodo.
vania. Sam sposob obchodu je do.
celia my, ako Amerike cely sy.
stem zitfa nemoze sa porovnat' S
americkym. Mrzi to cloveka, ked
tam takou radost 'ou ide, ze ma
nejake naroky ma existenciu "a.
sluhy. Pri tom,, ved' nechce mic
what, ale pridat statu, nepricho.
di vydedeny, jakv pred rokami
odchotlil, alebo jake prichodia st "a
hovalci do Ameriky, re nema len
to ma sebe, dlh v kraji. z A.
meriky prichodia ludia peniaz
mi to dolarmi, eoho ma stat
vel ky osoh. X tomu prichodi mas
American bohatou zkusenost 'ou
slovaschopny, bo tohb sa naucil
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-07-14
sbierlka ma villa Maria klAstor -
u Eafala.

V stredu vecer zahajena bola
celostatna. kampaii ma sosbieranie
potrebneho obnosu k splateniu d.
hov villa Marie konventu. V ma
som meste zahaienie sbierky bu-
de predchadzat' vel'kolepy ban
ket hoteli Ohio Kampan bude
trvat' az do %. julia. Ku sbierke
prispel $500 j sam osvp. biskup
Schrembs.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-07-14

V stredu ma poludnie nasa po-
licia dostala telefonicke ozname-
ME, re pri staniei Stop IL Mosier
nachodi sa zabity clovek. Policia
zistila, ze clovek je ME mrtvy, a
&c ho nabili straikeri I'd zeleznice.
ked' ho prebrali, zaeal znpit' a
vyktAoval, ze je Panom Bohom.
Bol odvezeny do nemocnice Gil
rard. Memo svoje nechcel pove.
dat.