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The Washington times., 1923-04-15


announcement by the manage
I. ment OF Moore's Rialto Theater
that for the week beginning to-
day, the Warner Brothers classic
Of the screen, Brass an adap-
tation of the powerful novel of
the same title by Charles G. Nor
ris, will be presented. The story,
as thousands already know, dis
cusses marriage and divorce from
all angles and in relation to e.
group OF fascinating, modern
characters.
A wonderful cast win be seen
in the many important roles, the
list of well-lnnWn names includ-
ing Monte Blue, Marie Provost.
Harry Meyers, Irene Rich, Frank
keenan,, Helen Ferguson. Miss
Dupont, Cyril Chadwick, Mar
garet Seldom. Pat o'Malley, Ed
ward Jobson. Vera Lewis, Har-
vey Clark and Gertrude Bennett.
COLUMBIA--The popularity Of
Pola Negri, in her first American
production, Bella Donna" has
resulted in the decision OF The
management Of Loew's Columbia
to hold over this attraction an
other week.
BELLA Donna" takes on added
interest to Washington photop1ay
lovers by reason of the fact that
it is being given its premiere
presentation in the East at
Loew's Columbia this week, the
showing here even antedating the
broadway presentation.
The story is by Robert Hichens,
willie the cast that has been
brought to Miss Negri's support
includes Conway Tearle, Conrad
Nagel and Lois Wilson. George
Melford directed.
CENTRAL-"PoorM Mems Wives"
a spectacular drama distinguished
by a mighty theme, will be the
full weeks attraction at the Cen
trail, beginning today. The story
traces the experiences of two
models in a smart modiste's shop.
One marries a millionaire roue
and is intensely unhappy; the
other weds a taxi-driver and is
contente6 with her lot until her
old friend makes her appearance
and deceives her into believing
that money is all that matters.
1t is a species of revenge.
Barbara La MARI. Betty Fran
cisco, David Butler. Richard
Tucker, ZaSu Pitts and the
Heavenly Twins" are among the
players who lend this mammoth
picture exceptional dramatic APP
peal.
The program for the week will
The Washington times., 1923-04-15

COSMOS-One OF the breeziest
revues of syncopation and jazz
will be presented at the Cosmos
Theater this week by Harry Slatko
and company, with Eva Sully and
the Oddly Boys featured in nine
player aggregation. Sharing hon.
ors with this act in the first place
on the bill will be William Macart,
Ethlynne Bradford and company
in the famous farce-comedy, take
The Washington times., 1923-04-15
be augmented by . new comedy.
Green AS Grass .

CRANDALL'S-A brilliant com
edy bin win occupy the screen
at Crandall's Theater the first
three days OF this week, begin
ming today when Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Lloyd vim be seen in the
ftve-feel Iaughmaker, DIR. Jack,
and VIII Rogers win contributes
to the gayety in the comedy
drama, Fruits of Faith The
Lloyds bring a youthfulness and
spontaneity. to their work in
comedy based on the soundest
common sense that adds immeas-
urably to the effectiveness OF the
scenes in which the young coun-
try doctor is trying to stipplait
the seasoned city quack. The
cycIonic action which finally
brings him success may be relied
upon to roll any audience right
out Of its seats with laughter.
In Fruits of Faith" Rogers has
a vehicle that displays to advan-
tage both his command of pafhos
and his firm grip of comedy.
8 On Wednesday and Thursday
Helen Holmes and J. p. Meow
an will be the co-stars OF a strong
bill in "one Million in Jewels"
The Washington times., 1923-04-15

RIALTO-Both patrons OF the
cinema and lovers of popular
fiction will be interested in the
The Washington times., 1923-04-15
stage and Screen Offerings For Il
Current Week

Chaplin in 1.-THE Pilgrim" at
Metropolitan BRASS" al
RiaIto-MabeI Normand al
Palace - bella Donna
Held Over.
My Tip" collection OF smiles,
giggles and roars, staged by Billy
Mac and put over the footlights by
four clever farceurs. The manage
ment is Boosting much Of these
topsiders.
Along with them win come Co1ey
and jackson, ''The Minstrel and
the Maid Dwyer and orna, no.
KUN combination; Barto and Mel
win. in athletic work, and Jason
and Harrigan, a pair of pretty
girls with.a piano and songs.
Constance Binney will be seen
in the photoplay feature, "A Bill
Of enforcement" the screen YER
sion Of Clemence Danes famous
play.
The Washington times., 1923-04-15

play.
GAYETY-Ed. q. Daley win pre-
sent Lena Daley as the star in his
$125, 900 presentation of broadway
Brevities" at the Gayety Theater
starting this afternoon for a
weeks engagement. This show
was originally produced at the
New York Winter Garden with
Bert Williams as the featured
member of the cast. Miss Daley
will be supported by a talented
company OF burlesquers, includ-
ing John o. Grant, j. c. FIippen,
who now handles the williams
role; Richly Craig. jr.: Jack
o'Ma1Iey, Jasbo Mahon, Herman
Rose, Babe Healey. Althea Barnes,
and a chorus Of dancing beauties.
METROPOLITAN - Charles
Chaplin in THE Pilgrim" will
be the feature attraction at Gran.
dall's Metropolitan beginning this
afternoon. The auxiliary attrac-
ton will be the Williamson
Brothers amazing drama, won
ders of the Sea-
In 1.-THE Pilgrim" the worlds
greatest screen comedian is cast
as an escaped convict who ex-
changes garb with an ablution-
ary minister of the gospel to
evade capture. In small vii
lage ne is mistaken for the new
pastor Of the church and called
upon to occupy the pulpit. The
results can better be imagined
than described. The long cast is
prolific of names of prominence
on the silver sheet Foremost
among them may be mentioned
Edna Purviance, Mack Swain,
Dinky Dean and Sydney Chaplin.
Wonders Of the Sea" intro
duces another popular Washing
tonian to the screen in the person
Of Miss Lulu McGrath, one of the
Capitals beauties. who appears in
the role of mermaid Venus in
several of the scenes OF a subma-
rine picture that represents a tri-
umph of modern photography.
There is romance and an album
dance of adventure in this study of
the ocean depths.
PALACE-The lover OF the ar
tistic and picturesque in cinema
drama is promised a treat in "Suz-
anna" the latest Mack Sennett fea-
ture starring Mabel Normand, which
will be given at Loew's Palace
beginning today. The cast sup
porting the star includes George
Nichols, Walter McGrail, Evelyn
Sherman, Leon Barry, Eric
Mayne, Winifred Bryson, Carl
Stockdale and many others. The
picture is based on a story bv
Linton Wells and represents an
incident in the romantic days of
'33 in California, when that Sec
ton was peopled by the wealthy,
naughty, Spanish Dons, who pre-
served the customs and charac-
teristics OF their proud Castilian
forebears.
The Washington times., 1923-04-15

KEITH'SSy ncopation will rule
this week at Keith's when the
twin headlinersEva Shirley and
Oscar Adler's orchestra, with Al
Roth In. Songs or the Moment"
and Little Emma Haig, the star
dancer from the Music Box Re-
vue'' and ''our Nell.' together
with George Griffin and Ruth
Russick, open the matinee per-
formances tomorrow.
''Likeable Lads Loaded. with
Laughs'' is the tag-line that
serves to explain what Olsen and
Johnson, the clowns, will bring
to this program. Bert Levy. the
popular artist, will return in one
of his unusual sketching stunts.
Ona Munson in the second edi-
ton of "A Manly Revue" with
Shean and Phillips. Fenton Steele,
Henry Duffey, Wallace Clark and
William Bailey. will contribute a
bit of beauty, melody and terpsi-
chorean delight.
Completing the double quartet
of stars come Harry and Emma
Shamrock in Behind the Grand
Stand; Pinto and Boyle in THE
Overnight Comedy Sensation" a
peculiar combination Of mystery
and music, and Bronson and Ed
wards in "Nonsensical Absurd
ties"
STRAND-Marshall Montgom-
cry, vaudevilIe's premier ven
triloquist, will feature the Strand
program beginning today. Mont
gomery's offering is termed AN
Evening at Home" and abounds
with comedy.
Others on the same program
will be La Ear and Dale in a
blackface classic, 1.-THE Bagooma
Hunters" the Fletcher.Clayton
Revue, sparkling with music, !
peps youth and syncopation; Ar
thur and Lydia Wilson in Sweet
hearts a La Carte" and Francis
and Wilson in q great exhibition
OF acrobatics, songs and dances.
Nazimova, famed emotional
actress will be seen In a photo
dramatic masterpiece termed "a
Dolls House" This Is the first
picture Nazimova has made since
her association with the United
Artists Corporation, and 1T is gen.
orally conceded to be one of her
best efforts.
COSMOS-One OF the breeziest
revues of syncopation and jazz
will be presented at the Cosmos
Theater this week by Harry Slatko
and company, with Eva Sully and
h
The Washington times., 1923-04-15

GARRICK - Getting Gertfe's
Garter" which ran three weeks
last summer to absolute capacity
and which was revived Monday
night at the Shubert- Garrick The
alter, has been so warmly welcomed
by theatergoers the management
finds 1t necessary to add a second
week to the engagement. 1t is
coincidence that Mr.. Hopwood's
coincident that Mr. Hopwood's
''The Demi-Virgin," Is ending Sat-
, 1923-06-28

w. f. Tilton, r. l. Martin and Eu-
gene BRENNAN were business visitors
in Rawlins Monday. Gene" was
chauffeur for the party. and he says
that while hitting the high spots across
he Pass Creek flats, he narrowly es-
capped colliding with one of Uncle
Sans mail planes, which was travel
ing through that part of the country,
and that but for his skillful driving,
serious injury might have resulted.
, 1923-06-28

L. II. Igo, who spent several days in
the east on business, arrived in Wal
colt Tuesday evening, and was met
there by Mrs. Igo. While in the east
Mr.. Igo purchased a new S~tudebaker
six" which is enroute here, being
driven through by Ed. Poison, an Iowa
friend Of the Igo family.
, 1923-06-28

The advance crew of the tie drive
has been camped in the edge of town
for several days. The rear crew will
soon have all the timber past this
point and local fishermen will have
the river to themselves for the balance
of the season.
, 1923-06-28

Mr.. and Mrs. C. b. Crouch came up
from Rawlins Saturday and are spend
ing a brief vacation here. Mr.. Crouch
has given up his position with the
Union Pacific and they are expecting
to return to their former home In the
east within a short time.
, 1923-06-28
PLAYER PIANO BARGAIN.

Fol quick sale to some responsible
person will sell at a very substantial
discount an extremely high-grade play
er piano. This player piano is close to
the city of Saratoga, and particulars
Will be sent Immediately upon request.
This Is a rare opportunity to one seek
, 1923-06-28

The Rev. Harold Johns returned
home last week. He has spent several
weeks visiting friends in his former
parishes in rhe east and in Rhode
Island, Connecticut, New York and
New Jersey. Enroute home Mr.. Johns
stopped off in Chicago and Rock Is
land, Ill.
, 1923-06-28

G. f. Harvey made a trip to Raw
Inns Monday evening, taking his moth
err, who was enroute to Riverside,
Calf, where she will make her home
henceforth.
, 1923-06-28

Lewis Tichenor, who has been en-
ployed by Bert Lee on his railroad
contract near Casper, returned here
Monday to get ready for the races on
July 4th and 18th. flock" is an exper-
fenced rider AID always gets his share
of the purses.
, 1923-06-28
Notice to Horsemen.

We will have our stallion in Sara
toga during the celebration July 18th
and 9Th, for inspection, and will book
breeding orders.
Anderson & Hubbell.
, 1923-06-28

f. L. Gould is having a radio aerial
placed in the e of his store and ex-
poets to get his outfit installed there
and in working order in time to inter
cept the returns from the Dempsey
Gibbons championship scrap at Shelby,
Mont, on July 4th.
, 1923-06-28

Postmaster Lee Wilcox this week
purchased the house and lot belonging
to d. 4. Keech on west Bridge street,
near the Presbyterian church. Mr..
Wilcox and family are now located in
their new home.
, 1923-06-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy l.. Griswold are
preparing to leave next week to look
up a new location. Mrs. Griswold and
the children expect to go east for a
visit with relatives, while Mr.. Girls
void plans to go to the Pacific coast.
They disposed of their residence prop
erty in Saratoga last Saturday to Mrs.
r. L. Martin.
, 1923-06-28

Bill Baiers of Rawlins arrived here
Tuesday with a bunch of horses num-
bering fifty or more, among which are
a number of outlaws which will be
used in the bucking contests on the
fair grounds next Wednesday and
Thursday.
, 1923-06-28

Dan Thomas, formerly of Saratoga
and who has made his home in Raw
Inns the past couple of years, came up
the first of the week and will remain
till after the celebration. He is as
sisting Robt. Greig in preparations for
staging the various features of the
celebration.
, 1923-06-28

Save holiday work and worry-plan
to eat with the Ladies' Aid on July
Fourth. Dinner and supper will be
served by the ladies in the Paulson
building, near the east end of the
bridge. Dinner Toe per plate, supper
soc per plate. 6212t
, 1923-06-28

ing the purchase of a player piano of
quality. Terms to responsible party.
If interested write quick to The Den
gel Music Company, Denver, Colo. OF
, 1923-06-28

George Franklin has spent the past
week in Saratoga. He has resided for
several months in Fort Steele, conduct
ing a pool hall, and disposed of the
business to Medicine Bow parties last
week.
, 1923-06-28

Eat Sunday dinner on July list at
''Boyd's Ranch" Encampment, Wye.
Kindly write or telephone us your
reservations in advance.
, 1923-06-28

l.. ID. Peck, accompanied by his
daughters, Mrs. Ed. Pennock and Mrs.
Frank Nixon, and their children,
spent Monday shopping in Rawlins.
, 1923-06-28

Paul BRENNAN and Gerald Gould
returned to Rawlins Monday, after a
several days stay here. Both boys are
employed in the railroad shops and
both are playing with the Union Paci-
fic band at the county seat.
, 1923-06-28

w. C. Ledbetter has this week in
stalled bath room fixtures in his home
on the west bank of the river.
, 1923-06-28

Ed. Hennessy left last Saturday for
his home at Riverton, after spending
some time here on business connected
with his land interests.
, 1923-06-28

Get Armour's Star hams and bacor
at the Paulson Well Store. The price
is right.
, 1923-06-28

= SARATOGA CHIPS. +


Mr.. and Mrs. Fred johnson of Parco
spent several days here this week.
, 1923-06-28

w. b. Harden came down from Bar
rett Creek Saturday evening and spent
Sunday with his family. He returned
to the forest road camp Monday morn
ing.
, 1923-06-28

/ G. w. Sisson and Donald MacPhail
spent Monday in Rawlins on a bust
ness mission.
, 1923-06-28

Ora Butler, of the Snake River vi
cinity, arrived in Saratoga Monday,
coming over TO attend the celebration
next week. He will ride some local
horses in some of the track events.
, 1923-06-28

G. I. Scott of the Wyoming Garage
made a business trip to the county seat
Saturday.
, 1923-06-28

Eat Sunday dinner on July LIST at
"Boyd's Ranch" Encampment, Wyo.
Kindly write or telephone us your
reservations in advance.
, 1923-06-28

Fred Nickel. who is employed in
the refinery at Parco, spent Sunday
with his family here. Mrs. Nickel
took him to the refinery city early
Monday morning.
, 1923-06-28

Joe Tichenor Of Walcott spent Sun
day visiting the home folks in Sara
toga.
, 1923-06-28

Try our gallon pie fruits. Prices
very reasonable. Paulson Well Store.
, 1923-06-28

Why not take some of PaulsOn's
soda pop on that fishing trip.
, 1923-06-28

McKillip writes surety bonds.
you are in need of a bond, see him.
, 1923-06-28

Corbett's Creamery butter at The
Faulson Well Store.
, 1923-06-28

FOR SALE.-175 acres of summer
pasture; % acres is meadow-Alsyke
and timothy. Altitude roo: plenty of
shade. Price $250.-Inquire Martin
Farrell, French, wyo. tt
, 1923-06-28

LOST.-A Rebekah lodge pin, on
street between telephone office and
Wood Mercantile Co. Store. Finder
please return to or notify Mrs. ]. r.
Riggs, Saratoga.
, 1923-06-28

FOR SALE.-Young pigs.-Inquire
X. ii. Pearson, Saratoga. II
, 1923-06-28

FOR SALE-Eight head full-bIood
Hereford bulls; . years old. At the
Want ranch on Cedar creek-Win.
throp Condict. 6-14-3t
, 1923-06-28

FOR SALE.-Four telephones
Can phone 40, or see Dave Richmond
Mt Saratoga Garage. 5-3t-2
, 1923-06-28

FOR SALE.-New 45O-pound Prim-
rose Cream Separator. Half price for
cash.-Inquire Lee Wilcox If
, 1923-06-28
WANT ADS.

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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-17
spoIoK svxTovoJ Jrsssx1 v T1NAvf.,

liked uslysite ich slov6, nezatvr-
dzujte srdcia svojel'' We'd nepri-
iii prosit pre- seba; ich ciel l'om. je
zachranit' nase dedictvo, spolok
sv. -voitessky. Neprisli "a ziadno1'
almuznou; sbierajd clenov, byva-
lyeh ii novych do. tohto spolku.
tJstne vam to oi lspsbe vysvetlia,
tax ako a6tlaane ..vysvetlhi nam
sani ma prvopocnej sch6dzi dna 9;
tohfo mesiaca v meste PittsburgM
kde ich uvital nepredvfdany po-
Get duchovenstva SO zastupcanai
ysetkych nasskych spolkov. {
Start, byvali elenovia, noze OBJ
novte svoje elenstyo; slozte tes1
nepatrny prispevok 4 dolarov, aby
ste ich ovoeia po cely zivot mo
hli t'ahat.' blahodarne droky "a
ncthali al svcjim Diet 'om yhodaage daage
dedictvo! Obnovme, zobud me 2
vanku smrti nasho stareho pria-
tel'a, nasho nabozno- kultiirneho
dobrodincu, mas spolok sv.-vojtes'
sky! Svojou zaujatost 'on a svo'
jou obetivost ,ou da;jme nepriazniv
com nasho naroda nasej VERY
takh odpoyed', ma akd neratali
ktora ich bnde viac skret', ako te
hudh stave zniest'. A popri Rad.
nych elenovskych. .srfspeykoch ne
skrblime ami dobrovol'nyni dar
mi! Toto sposninam zvlast' preto
ze treba nielen vytrhndt spolok !
hroziacej krize zaniku alebo upad
nutia jedineho katokcko-sboven
skeho podniku do rdk zidovskych
ale mu al pre- buddcnost' zabezpec
lime nejaky fond tlaeovy, financnt
I,rezervu. -
Odporicajuc takto, povereni'
vyboru, nasich milych host 'ov
; priatel'o a zastupcov biskupa We
tassaka, do priazne nasich spolko'
nasho duchovenstva, nasich majet
nejsich predakov a zvlast' nash,
l'udu veriaceho, privolavame in
z hlbin srdca: Vitajte mnoh,
zdaru pracam Vasim!
Rev. j. Porubsky
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-17
HnaGlka.

Hnacka je signalom nebezpecia
v zivote kojencov. Zvlastna po-
zornost' spravna opatera SO stra
ny matky, obzvlaste pocas horl-
cich letnych mesiacov, vykonaj1
mnoho pri bezpecnom prevedeni
kojenca cez toho nebezpecne OBJ.
dobie.
Proti hnacke diet'a treba pozoc-
ne chranit', lebo al ten najl'ahod-
nejsi napad nl0ze, jestli ME je
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-17

meme ~ obytAjnon 4 hatkovon
Qlieku. "a ucitel Nv od tych cias
dbjavily, y tistb deti nielen u az,
berajt na zdfavi, Eivotasch hophc-
sti ! lepsom WHO'RE, LEI al \ skol-
skych prAcach lepsie prospievajd.
Cftajte pozorne rieto clanky ka-
zdy tyyzden a odkladajte 81 ich pre-
prfpadn6 upotrebenie Y buddc-
nosti. ].
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-17
>poZNAMKY.

.Cesko-Slovenska republika je lepsom stave, nez
ktorakolvek ina krajn Europe, vyjmlc Syajciarska
HolahdskaN = vyslovil p Grosshander predseda naseJ
vydavateskej spolocnos Glen missile mnistra prace
Davisa pri jeho navrate Europy utorok. Minister
dr. Benes je dnes statnkom Europe, nast
piac miesto Lloyd Georgea,A Adodal Europa je ma ce
ste vel kemu padu' podotkru Sovensko caka vel lkj
hudcnost len e zadcno, ably mao Wac prileztost sta
1ati sa samo svoje vec odpovedal ma nasu otazku.
I'LL Je to ste potestel'na zrava, kto11 nam nasim ct
citatelo priniesol kraja Pan Grossandler NAL diva
fhonovy rozhovor ministrom dr. Benesom bo 1castny
obedu prezdentom Masary kom. Navstvi Bradshaw,
kde sa shovaral mnolymi poprednymi Sovakmi.
Je neodskrepel'n ne, re Cesko-sovenska republika s
ohl adu hospodaskeho sto 81 lepch nohach nez tre
bars Angcko, tato najbohatsa klajna Europy. Neza-
estnanost' Cesko-Slovensku upada menej nez sto
tisic osob kdezto Anglicku zahaa vyse 100000
botnikov
Ale OIL adu vntro-p -poitckeho stoj 81 na veln sla-
tvc nohac Nesvar vedie hlavne sovo medzi politick
mi stranami Potion e tn otazka slovenska ktora prvo
tredneo rzu cd ktorej vel mi zavisi stabnost repub
likv Sovensko musi mat tol samospravy, kolko m
da bozch pray patri Byt stattvoriacim narodom ne
mat pritom toll ko prava ably svoe vlasne veci sam
riad ie neudrzaeln6. vyrovnaniu musi prist sk6r-
neskor Potom bude repubika CeskoSlovenska vskutku
vzorom pre- inc krajny sveta
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-17

M r. IS 7
.hned d spravne lieceny, West \
vaznej nemoci, akou 'je ma prfklad
cholera infantum. Jestli len moz-
no, doktora sa treba poradit' elm
.skorej. Ked' ale lekar ME je k do
staniu, alebo pre- daku prfcinu je
omeskany, radi sa zastavit' d'al,|
Sic krmenie ma dvadsat' styri no.
din, davajdc len cistn prevarend
vodu; po dvadsiatich Styroch ho-
|dinach, jestli sa stav kojenca zlep
sill, zacnite vel mi slabyn krme-
MIN a zosilnujte ho postupne d q
[stavu diet'at'a. Soberie to- cd de-
sat dni do dvoch tyzdnov, kyn
zazivacia sistava d6jde do pravi-
delneho stavu. Druhy napad cho,
roby je uz ME tax nebezpecnym,
ako prvy. a.
Hnacka je moe. caste jsou lete,
Iez y zine, nakol 'ko beba je pod
direktnym acinkom horlceho po'
| casia, coho vysledok je, ze viacej
podlieha svojej potrave.
V kazdom case, tax lete ako
al zine, flasky, cucliky ku-
chyhske nacinie musia byta drzane
v uplnej cistote. Vsetka voda, uzil.
vaha naspripravovanie krnrfva, ma
lbyt' .prevarenou, potm vystydnq-
itou a drama ma byt' pevne prf-
kryta v vkamennom ;hrncl sKtory
bol pred tym dokonale vyeisteny
Is vriacou vodou..' Ma jeden raz pre-
varte len tol l'ko vody, ktora staci,
ma jeden den.
| Neodporuca sa, aby pctrava me-
nena bola pocas leta. Najlepsie je
zistit este pred nastdpenim hor,i
echo pocasia, ze ci potrava je u
lspokojujucou. Ia potravu ma 50
lvybrat' ciste zazivne mlieko, kto'
ire ma byt' spravne rozriedene dl a
| veku kojenca. Sladene kondenzo'
tvane mlieko je tidealnou potravou
pre- kojencov, lebo ono je. ciste, jc
dnotneho sostavenia, zazivne, maj
snadnejsie strovitel'ne 70 vset
kych umelych potravin vzdy j.
| hotove ku okamzitemu pouzitlu
| iednoduchym rozriedenim eistor
prevarenou vodou. Sladene kon
densovane mlieko, ked' je spra
lvne pouzivane, dodava vsetku tt
potravu, ktora je potrebna pre-
pravidelny vzrast pridajajdceh,
kojenca, uzivane je castejsie, nci
vsetky inc uncle potraviny do
hromady.
Tie najdspesnejsie vysledky :
ilieceni v podvyzive sa nachodia
, cich deti nedavno dosiafnute bo'.
z uzivania Eagle Mlieka. Skolsk
dietky, trpiace cd nedostatocneh'
krmenia, zacalyl sa zaraz ziepsc
vat, ked' Eagle Mlieko pridan
bolo ku ich dennej potrave. ME
ktore z Mich naberaly vahu diva
krat tax rychle, nez je miera pra
videlneho postupu. V skutocnost
. celia skupina ziskala sedem fun
o tov viac nez deti Drave tax Kr
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-17

stredu vydrziavana bola skole Sv. Cyrilla Me-
thoda prva schodza sook svatovojtessk Ma Sloven
ku s teraz tr kultrne spolky pre- narod vysokeho w.
znam Jednym je vsenarodna Matica Sovenska, drahym
katolicky spook Sv Vojecha tretm evanelicky spook
.Tranoscius' Vsetky tr sl narodu prepotrebne usta
novizne Mssia cele ktorej je Rev. Posteny zasdz
naivacseho ispechu medzi slovenskym katoikm A.
merke ebo ej ciele st priamo apostelske pozdvihnt
pocet clensva spoku Sv Vojtecha unoznit mu vyda-
vane k2ih pre- vchovu l'udu narodovectve krest AN
skom duchu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-17

Utorkove vol'by East Youngstown nam dokazaly,
re tanojsi Slovaci hodne pokro politickom OIL ade
drzia spolu lepsie nez to bvalo Rev Krspinsky ma
tom noho zasuh Ufame, ze diva roxy ch politicka
ganzaca bude npne zdokonaena, co i'm zaisti 1pne VI
t'azstvo. Medzitym, odporicame kazdemu Slovakov v
East Youngstown ably do toho casu hi adel stat
rickym obcanom. TalnojI klub tomto OIL ade ma moe
pred sebou Nal by vydrziaya' aspon diva razy do me-
siaca cvicena obcanskych naukach prednasky amer
ckej istave tax pomaha rodakom pr vymahani obcan
skych papierov.