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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-25
MOORE OWNS
 FINE RECORD Jimmy Finley To Meet Stiff Competition From
 Fastener

Joe Moore, the Pennsylvania welter- weight, who meets Jimmy Finley, the southern welterweight- champion in a ten.round bout at the Birmingham Athletic club Monday night, has con fined most of his ring engagements to eastern arenas. However, in Pennsyl- vania rings he has hung up such an enviable reputation that it is beginning to look as if Finley will run against tough opposition when the two face each other in the local ring next Mon- day night.
 Moore has knocked out such men as whitey Baker, Sailor Maxwell Eddie Hazel, Jimmy Brown, Fearless OMal- ley, Jimmy Gaines, Bob Williams and has won decisions over Jimmy O'Hara, Hamp Brown, Young Jack Dillon twice, Johnny King, Freddie Lux and Tommy Phillips. He has also boxed draws with Frankie Jones and Johnny Harvey.
 The main thing, however, that causes Afoore's stock to rise among the local fan. colony is the fact that he has twice beaten Young Jack Dllion oe- cfsively. ,Dillon,. you know, is the man who koxed Red Herring such a hectic ,. draw in a local ring. There were many at ringside that night who thought that Dillon had the edge over Herring. So, the fans have decided that when a man can come along and hand Dillon two decisive wallopings he must be good.
 Matchmaker Evans announced Tues day night that he was busy at work on the remainder of the card, and that he houed to be, able to announce his other preliminaries in the next day or so' Tony Mareno has already agreed to go against Red Burke, conqueror of Young Battling Kelly in the six-round semi windup and Parker Taylor is going to seek to the the measure of Tom Lacey in the ten-round wrestling bill of the evening.
 From all indications the revival ot fhe boxing game in Birmingham after a lav-off of two months is going to see a great crowd assembled at the Ath- latic club Monday night expecting to see a great fight. The advance seat sale of tickets will start the latter part of this week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-25

wIMBLETON, Eng. June A. = Helen Wills and Vincent Richards, the two young stars of the American ten his forces, won their matches in the big international tennis rodeo, on the Vim bledon courts Tuesday, Miss Wills de teating Lillian Scharmsn, another American girl, and Richards disposing of a gent named Dash.
 Owing to the accident of the draw which brought Miss Wills and Miss Scharman together, America had to lose one player and Miss Scharman was easily sacrificed by the California girl, 6-1, 60. Richards had no great difficulty winning by score of 6-Ol 6-4, 6-3.-
 Mrs. Molla Mallory, Mrs. Marion 2. Jessup, and Mrs. Hazel Wightman, Americans, advanced to Wednesday, E round and so did Watson Washburn, Carl Fisher and Francis Hunter.
 Suzanne Wins
 Mile. Suzanne Lenglen defending the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-25

,Birmingham's battle scared Barons, having acquired the habit of losing games, seems unable to reform. Tues day they attempted to break them selves of it, but habit is terrible de- mon and the attempt of the Barons was futile. Their ninth-inning rally was of no avail, thanks, to the poor pitching of Mir. Arthur Olsen earlier in the contest, The score was 6 to 5, with the locals four runs in the last frame falling one counter shy.
 Tuesdays contest was the third
 straight for the local team to drop
 in Nashville and it was Olsen's
 third. straight licking. The gen.
 tIeman with the Swedish cOgnO-
 men started on a winning streak
 about a month ago and turned in
 five straight victories, Now, how
 ever, he seems to have left the
 gears slip into reverse and is try :. ing to equal his record converse
 ly. Chattanooga walloped him
 twice and now Nashville has talk
 en its toll.
 Sep Good seems to be the only Baron pitcher able to win a game at. present His streak started about the same time of Olsen's and has not rnu out, and it has been so that he could be relied upon to win his game during the past month or so. He will probably get the call Wednesday in Nashville.
 One more loss for the BarOns
 and the team drops below the 400
 mark. From the present outlook,
 a sixth place club seems to be the
 best that can be looked forward to.
 Mobile is five and One-haIf games
 ahead of the Steawtrs and Little
 Rock is three games behind. The
 bottom three clubs are practically
 out of the running at present and
 MOmile is probably the only club
 in the second division which shows
 any probability to bettering it's pO-
 sitiOn.
 The curse of poor ball club seems to be yearly infliction upon Birm- ingham baseball fans. The time was when Redwood was the scene of lively gatherings and Birmingham enjoyed prosperity in baseball circles. Now a few fans, with no other amusement available, apparently, occasionally wan. der out to the park to watch the daily beating for the locals.
 For three of four years, condi-
 tionS have been the same. Some
 how, somewhere, something is lack
 ing. Managers have come and gone,
 1t was all the same, This year the pitchers have received the brunt of the attack, and generally
 deserved it. The team was hitting
 well formerly but now seems to be
 in slump. On paper it looks like
 the nine players who daily per
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-25
EDITH CUMMINGS
 SETS NEW MARK

BUFFALO, N. T., June 2.-Edith
 Cummings of Chicago, national wo- mems champion, won her match today in the first round of the annual wo- mems invitation goh. tournament today in sa 78, new mark for the Buffalo country club course. She defeated Miss Audrey Faust of St. Louis, two and one, Miss Glenna Colle' of Provi- dence, eliminated Mrs. Caleb Fox of Philadelphia, 6-5. Mrs. D. c. Hurd, of phiIadelphia, defeated Mrs. Elaine Ros- enthal Reinhart of Dallas, Texas, 2-1. Anita Lihme, Chicago, defeated Priscilla Maxwell of Rockville, Conn, 6 and 5.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-25
TRAINER
 PLEADS GUILTY
Charged With Murder Of Judge
 E. w. Gerhardy

AKRON, O., June 24.-Marion Webb, 42 racehorse trainer, of Clinton, Mo, entered plea of guilty to the charge of first degree murder for the slnying of Racing Judge B. W. Ger hardy of Detroit, in common pleas court this afternoon.
 The degree of the crime will be set by Judge Lionel Spardee, who an- nounced that he will pronounce sen tence upon Webb tomorrow.
 Nine jurors had been tentatively seated when the defense counsels hanged their plea to guilty. This was Webb's second trial, the jury disagree ing after taking IA ballots in the first trial
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-25
CULLMAN WINS
 TWO CONTESTS

PULLMAN, Ala, June .24.-The Cullman Independent Baseball club took two games from Athens. The scores were 6 to and IS to 4. The first game was featured by the pitch ing of Statham of Cullman and the heavy hitting of the entire Cullman team.
 Battries: Cullman, Statham and Griffin; Athens, Lipscomb and Smith.
 The second game was featured by pitching of Hutto and sensational hit ting by Brindley, Hallorn and Tanner of Cullman.
 Batteries: Cullman, Hutto and Griffin; Athens, Underwood, Kauff. man and Smith.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-25
COLEMAN SETS
 TRACK RECORD

CLEVELAND, June 24.-Coleman, four-year-old son of Belwin, set 8 worlds record for three quarters of a mile over half mile track by winning the second heat of the 2 IS trot at Cranwood track here today in 1 :33 1-2. He is owned by James Berry, Hart ford, Conn.,, and was driven by W. T. Crozier, sof that city.
 The time clips a second off the pre- vious record established at Canton last week by Pirella Hopeful.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-25
ELROD PLAYS
 SCOOBA TEAM

REFORM, Ala, June 24. Especially Pioneer Lumber company of Elrod plays Scooba here Friday and Satur- day, June 27 and 2S. on Graham Field in the second series of the year between these two teams. Elrod also meets Scooba on their home lot in Elrod on Thursday, June 26. All games promise to be the hottest of the year. When Elrod. invaded the camps of Scooba last week, the Mississfppians took both games of the series by decisive scores.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-25
DINWIDDIE IN
 RIFLE BEATING

RHEIMS, June 24.-The victory of the French 23 year old Coquelin de Lisle over the IT year old American, Private Marcus Dinwiddie, of the Dis trict of Columbia National Guard, at the end of the 22-calibre rife match has promised the first sensation in the Olympic shooting program. De Lisle scored 39S out of a possible 400 and Dinwiddie 396.
 By nations, the points were: France, 10; Switzerland, 57s; United States, s; Finland, 8; Sweden, 1hs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-25
GEORGIA AND
 TECH TO PLAY

ATLANTA, Ga, June 24.-The Uni. versity of Georgia and Georgia Tech are arranging dates for baseball games between the two institutions, it was said today by J. B. Greenshaw, director of Tech. He stated that he and Di- rector S. v. Sanford of the University were going over the schedule and ex- pected to ha1ethe dates completed and ready for publication Saturday
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-25
Stars Come Ihuugh Tuesdays Play Wimbledon Tourney

Prof. J. J. Farris, principal of the
 the school.
 His successor has not yet been named.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-25
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-25

 l Tn amwa A puyM bAas @h Gg y hp snat
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-29
CLANOK 81.

Pc kojenectve nasleduj1ce OBJ
dobie je vel'mi dolezite, lebo Y
tento cas- skladane, s1 zaklady
muznosti zenskosti. Vo veku
medzi kojenectvom a ked ide do
skoly diet 'ati moze sa pomahat
zalozit' zaklad tdobreho zdravia,
telesne dusevne, alebo moze ma
dobro zakrpatiet' slabo rast'.
Podvyziva hra dolezitn ilohu v
napomahanl tohto posledneho, ne
spravne krmenie ME vzdy je sp6-
sobene nasledkom nedostatku "a
sob potravln, lebo ono jestvuje al
medzi bohatymi. Diet a moze sa
narodit' al so zlatou lyzickou, a
lie jestli cist6ho chleba a mlieka,
pomarancovej st'avy, zeleniny,
cerstveho vzduchu, slnecneho sve-
tia, spanku a pohybovania sa mu
nedostane, nasleduje nezdravost
a "a tym al nedostatocny vyvin
rozumovy. Rusen musi mat do
brej akovosti uhlie, ably m6hol
spravnc ncinkovat', a takiste al
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-29

po biede. Nasltkn ! izby Ned zol
staly. same dve, podivaly So jed
ma druhej do oc1.
Ty, Zuza, poeujes, ale je to
predsa zazrak, ako sa to tvoje
diet'a ma toho Adana ponasa. 10
je ME $ kostolnyn radon
Ty, Mara, tvoj Jurko ma
kono re sa ponasa, haY We'd este
i to znamenie ma ma chrbte, ako
moi Juro!
= Pocujes, Zuza to ii je potrest
tvmi faganmi. To je veru pray
da. Musely SINE sa akosi vel
zahl 'adet' ma tvch nasich knot
rov. adam Juro 81 boil ma wa
JON kmotrami.)
- Veru madam, odsekla Zuza,
neraz som 81 myslela, ti ii uz tie
bleskane nevypadntl co sa tax ma
toho Jura divaS.
- Nuz ved' kcby len to. Ale
co sa stalo, to sa neodstane a svet
81 bude jednako ma mas jazyky O.
tllat', tomu veru pysky nezavres.
- Ty Mara, a veru najlepsie
bude, premenme tie deti. CT to
budeS plekat', ci to, a budeme a
spon mat pokoj.
Veru mas pravdu.
I rdce premenily tie detvaky.
Deti nepovedaly mic a ich otco,
via, aki sn az raz chlapi, til caru
tiez nezbadali. We'd ich celia sta
rost' deti je to, ked' dajedno
zaplakalo, zavolali:. "Ty, Mara,
lebo ty, Zuza, diet "a ii reve!
Slov. Dem.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-29

mechanizmns must dost&.
vat to spravne kurivo, aby doda-
val tie najlepsie vysledky.
Niektore potraviny sd nena-
hraditel'ne pri rasteni, pri com
najdolezitejsim je mlieko, nedo-
statok ktoreho sposobuje Wac prf
padov podvyziyy, nez ktorykol'- =
vek my faktor, lebo ono obsahuie
vzrast napomahajiice elementy.
Pc dobe kojenectva, ovsem, mile
ko ME je uz ciste davane, lez mie-
sane je V inych potravinach, ma
kol 'ko ono ie TAX rozriedene, ze
potrebne by boly neho vel Ike
zasoby, ably dodaly potrebnh "a
zivu. Priemerne diet'a ma byt
naucene jest vsetky jednodu-
che jedla, ME pecene, nema sa
mu dovolit aby 81 preberalo, tax
zvana "rozmaznavost''' je akoby
mizierkou, ktora vedie ku podvy-
ziye. Rasttce diet'a ma celkom
inc poziadavky cd odrastlych l'u-
di, ktori iednoducho udrzuil svo-
je telo, ably malo stalu potricnd
akovost'.
Podvyziva 1einkuje ma zuby,
nechty, kosti, mineralie, akymi sd
zelezo spinate, kalcium fosfor
mleku, co dodava zivot a zdat-
most. Diet "a potrebuje pat razy
tol 'kO kalciumu ma kilo telovej
vahy, ako odrastly clovek. Sd
mnoh6 nebezpecia makkosti zu-
bow, ku prikladu materiale, ktor6
sa nashromazdia medzi zubami,
potravina ME je odstranena, zka-
ii sa a utvorena kyselina niciaco
p6sobi nielen ma enamel zuba, ale
rozs1ri sa a ina mnohe inc, a ma
l6 dierky sa tym zvacsujd. s hni-
tim otraveny material dostane sa
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-29

~ nerozpravali ziadnu novinu :
vasej dediny. Coze sa uz l'udia !,
vas celkom premenilig
Parom ich tam vie, vari sa
ami nepremenili, je tam hrechr
dost' ale ked to clovek vzdy ma
axes starosti, tax sa ami vel mi
neobzeram o druhych.
Pocnl som, ze dvaja MAIDEN
ci 81 tam II vas zmenili fraierky a
tax ich pobrali "a zeny; je to
pravda?
- To ste az i Wy poeulii To ii
je veru pravda, svata pravdieka,
- Nuz akoze sa to stalo9
- Znate Jura Pavnicu9 !"
- mann. Je to vysoky chlap $
pobelavymi vlasmi takymi be-
lasymi ocami, ami nezabndky.
= Hej, to je on. To Adama
Svorena znate9
w l toho znam. Adam je pro-
strednej postavy, poeerny a ma
nos skoro ma kriz tvarou postave-
ny.
- Tototo, preto no i Rylom pre-
zyvajn. Tito dvaja, to sd. ii ma
najlepsf kamarati v celej dedine.
Pomyslite 81, V jednom dvore by
vaj1 nikdy sa nepovadili ami o.
nj, ami fch rodicia. Ma takn vec
ami pamatnika nieto v dedine.
- Veru to je zazrak. Este CHA
pi ako chlapi, ale zeny re sa nj
kdy jedna druhej nedaly do via
SOW, to je neslychana vec.
- Eh, zeny sa len tn tn do Sc
ba p1st ally, ale chlapi urobili s
mimi vzdy poriadok.
- Nuz, akoze to bolo tym ca
rovanfm?
- Ako som vam povedal, lep-
sich kamaratov nebolo a MET, ako
sn tt dvaja. Naraz ich wall ma
vojnu a naraz usli k Rusom, lebo
sa i'm nechcelo zakopach MR.
nut ,, mokn1t a postit' sa. V Rus
ku v jednej dedine spolu bacova-
Ii u akejsi vdovieky po cele styri
roxy spolu prisli i domov 20 "a
jata. Ked' prisli domov, nasiel A
dam cely dom prazdny, lebo mn
otec Dol zomrel, sestra sa vyda-
la, a u Jura len stara mater su-
kala po dyore. Nuz, ale coze TAXA
stara baba, ia je do roboty ME
moe hodna. Hej, keby rapotanie
bolo robotou. to by vladala ami
motor.
- Pavo, mate akosi ma tie ba-
by vel'm shora.
Veru nam. A ako by ME, ia
hriesny clovek, ked' mann dive ma
tere zenu dome. J6j, to mech
ruke Kristova c'hrani.
- Nuz, ako to bolo tymi fra
jerkami9
Ked' Juro a Adam videli, a
ko veci stoja, a re i'm nema ami
kto navarit', ami ich opierat', isli
raz do legionara a pri deci sa i'm
otrovil rozum. Povedali 81: vse-
tko darmo, rob co chceS, ozenit
sa musis. | jeden i druhy NAL fra
ierku. Boil - no boil - dost do
bre pod palenkou, i tn ii povie A
dam:
- Ty Juro, ia viem, ze ty vies,
re ia til Zuzu ukrutne rad nam.
A co povie kto co chce, takei kra-
snej dievky Wac, v dedine MET,
ako je Zuza. ia ii ma ruky ami
zelezne wildly a boky (Pavol ne
povedal boky), ami jalovica, u
nesie, ia ii synku unesie Wac, ako
dobry kon! Veru je to raz krasna
osoba. Nuz, ably 81 vedel, aky som
ii ia dobry kamarat, tax ii ju ia
necham, vezmi 81 ju ty!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-29

- Kazdv citatel', ktory nam je
dlzen predplatne "a noviny, do
stane zaplatene "a svoju pracu.
Al my len to ziadame.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-29

7. /
poriadila domacnost a neohriala
veceru. Len GO sje pravda, to je
pravda, hriech by bolo tajit', re
takfch dvoch kamaratov nebolo
siroko-d 'aleko ako Jnro a Adam.
Vidite ako je to pekne, ked
sa tax jeden 0 druheho stara.
Vsak pekne?
- Ved' pekne, pekne, parom to
uchytil. Ked' Juro prisiel domov,
Ease "a kratky cas- psia mat do
hnala toho hajtmana, ale teraz
Adam dostal karticku cd sndu.
On sa boil Janom Macikom cost
ostrejsie podotryznil, nuz preto.
Jano, ably mu protiven urobil, le-
zal diva tyzdne v posteli a hoci
nebol len "na sucho" upraty,
predsa 81 al doktora dial dosilSo-
vat, aby no pozosival. Ked' sn to
i ii lekari TAXI: mnohy bude til
'naizdravsiu kozu platat' "a Pc
maze, eoby ami poriadny 6izmar
nemohol, ME, ma moi pravdu, re
ME.
- Pavo, nestdpajte lekarom do
poctivosti. Toho Jana som ia pla-
tai m6zem vas ubezpecit' ze bo-
10 ma nom hodne co zosivat'. To
Wy hovorite ako Adamov kama
rat.
Parom no vie, ako to b0lo.
Adam veru hovoril, ze Z toho kva-
pka krvi nevypadla. Nuz ale ably
som daromne reel nerobil. Adam
81 pobol v meste tiez cele tri tyz-
dine, behom ktor6ho casu sa Ease
Juro tax choval voci Mare, re ju
este al noci pozrel, ci je vsetko
V poriadku II nej. Mara sa V nOci
bala sama spat' vSe 70 sna tax
kricala, re to az do JurOv bOlo
poeut'. Nuz we'd by nebol byval
ami clovekom, ale neprimerava-
jnc zverom. keby nebol skocil po-
zret', co sa to nou rob-. Zuza
slce trochu hundrala ma nu, co to
vycina, nuz ale mnoho toho nebo-
10, lebo jej zislo ma um, re al A.
dam ju rdce obriadil so vsetkym,
ked' boil Juro V meste. Cusala rad
Sci, hoe drgla tn tn plecom.
Kedy-netedy priSiel Adam ma
zad, leto, ako vzdy, narobilo ne
zdoby daromnvmi dazd ami su-
chotami, ked' ich nebolo treba.
to slo ami ma opak.
- Pravdu mate, Pavo, ma ia
sen ste predsa nasvazali pine sto-
dolly a pivnice. ia robotu Pan
Bob hojne zaplatil.
- Nuz, ved' sa uz len cost svie-
zlo, sviezlo, no. Ked' sa to len tax
dobre podudre, Gi ma toho Pana
Boha, ci ma t1 republican,, ked' sa
vsetko tax nedeje, ako by 81 kade-
jaky trubiroh ziadal.
- Pavo, ako mndre hovorfte. a
Viem, ze i sami 81 zakl 'ajete tn i
tu.
- Hja veru je clovek krehka
nadoba.
- No, co sa stale este tvmi
- Uz sa mfnal co chvil'a rok,
90 sa boil pozenili, iba ked' ii tn
naraz zacalo ma mich prichadzat'
bozie pozehnanie dvermi i OBJ
lokmi. Najprv sa u Jura Zuza,
hop, ba ME, kobyla sa najprv O.
zrebila, a potion tyzden Zuza
dostala chlapca ako buka a Ease
nasledujlci tyzden "a Adama
krava st 'astlive - Pan Bob "a
plat i "a to! - otelila a potion
Ease Mara doniesla r1ce chlapca.
bolo to radosti a bol to
zivot "a cele styri tyzdne! Mater
Jurova a babica, stara Juranieka
uz ami nestacily vlacit' krpky pod
zasterou cd legionara a celia obec
rad-radom prisla obzriet' to tel'a
a to zrieba.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-29
llOatltlli1l, Dora !!
Napisal: Jsgs. !
Ma TO, mu ,Juro odpovedal TAX
81 49,. s.,

Ma TO. mu Juro odpovedal TAX
to:
- Ty Adam, to 81 ty 0 mne ne.
1hysli, ze ia. Cd teba tak1 lasku
len tax prijme1n. To nz ME l ty
poznas Maru Zelinovie. Nuz, veru
ami Cd nej krajsej dievky v de-
dine nenajdes. Zuza je Zuza, ale
Mara ia sa jej veru tax l'ahko
media. Ia ii ma nohy ami stupy.
Minute som v h6rke dok1eal do
nej, synku len tax Svirgla jednou
nohou ia som ii odletel so de-
sat krokov ami lutte. No a tie
prsia. Budeze to "a dojka. ia
veru yystaei dvojcence diva ro-
ky plekat'. Veru tax. Nuz ia ii
til prepdSt am. Nam ju tiez ukru-
the rad, buaem "a nou bueat ami
byk ma jarnej paSi, ale zeby 81
videl, akyy som ii kamarat, nuz
nedbam, vezmi 81 ju ty.
- Ty, Juro, naozaj by 81 mi
tn Maru prepustil, dal by 81 in
mne, pri tom vsetkom, re in tax
ukrutne rad mas? Urobil by 81
to? J.
- Hej, ia to uz raz urobim. le-
bo ty mne svoju najmilejsiu fra
jerku, mne svojmu najlepsiemu
kamaratovi, dariivas i do nzitku
pfeptist as. Tu moja ruka.
St'apli 81 do diane, vypili este
po decilku a sli spokojne domov
re til zalezitost' tax mndre "a
riadili.
- Pocujte Pavo, ale ked' sa
vyspali, museli nahliadnut', akli
hlipost' urobili, we'd 81 to skorej
napriek urobili.
- Pan lekar, to Wy naSich Ko-
zincanov neznate. Ked' 81 II dali
"raz" slovo, nuz to 81 no II dali,
ist III! Ich slovo je ME psi brech.
Co 81 myslite, to veru uz "raz''
ME.
- No dobre, dobre, we'd som
vam ia nechcel stdpit' do poctivo-
sti.
Veru sa II riiGe pozenili a
islo to al dost' dobre tvmi ma
kriz pobranymi frajerkami. Ono
je pravda, ze 81 tam jeden druhe-
mu vel mi do kaSe nedncha ali. A
dam i dEhsie pomahal Zuze seckn
rezat', ako bolo treba, pri com
vse "a hodn1 chvil u rezacka "a
tichla, nuz ale "a to Ease Juro
Mare nakrniil statol1, pri com NIL
Mara skutocne pomahala, no a
nakrmili ho poriadne, ME len tax
ledabolo.
- No vidis, ako 81 to pekne "a
riadili; sikovni chlapci.
- Kratko po svadbe .doStaf Ju-
70 kartcku cd sudu. Bolo sa mu
akosl pot 'apilo, re pojal ktorysi
ten kus z panskeho haja a ia ma
toha nepodarena, to hajnicisko,
ii no oznamilo. No ved' sa on s.
MIN este preto porata, no porata
- Pavol mne sa zda, re ten hal
mix al do vas musel zaparat'?
- A co by toho tam certova
stara mat trnovou mast 'ou ma
to ii je len akasi potvora.
- Nuz co sa dialo tym Ju
rom?
- Isiel do mesta aby 81 celn
vec jednym vrzom odbavil, zostal
tam cele diva tyzdne.
- To mystic, ze 81 hned' od-
sedel svoj trest.
- Nuz veru ten tam diva tyz-
dne incl prace nemal. Ale mohol
smele zostat' tom meste, lebo
Adam sa statoene staral, ably je-
no Zuzka vo vsetkom dobre bola
zariadena. Este al vecer vse w.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-29

aj do stistaTy, ktoras jestli je Y
podvyziye, je hotovym zriedlom
pre- bacile rozlitnych nemoci. Ria
dne denns osetrovanie prveho zu-
ba je vein dolezite, lebo Cd to-
ho zavisf potorn staw budhcich
|stalych zubov.
Bordenovo Eagle Mlieko doka-
zalo sa byt' cennym faktorom pri
borbe podvyzivou, nakol'k Vi
taminy mineralie achodia sa
nom V ic|h povodnom stave.
Tym ciel'om, ably sloyenske ma
tky molrly znat', ze ako uzivat'
Bordenovo Eagle Mlieko, Borde-
nova Spoloenost' vytlacila slo-
venskej reel hplne dpravy krme-
MIA, V ktorvch je udane, re ako
treba prlpravlt BordenOvO Eagle
Mlieko pre- kojencov rozlicneho
veku. Jestli chcete mat jeden w
tisk z tychto 1prav, len vyplnte
kupon,. ktory najdete ma jednej
ohlasok nasom casopise, posli-
te no tejto spolo6nosti a ona vam
ich vd 'acne posle zdarma al u
tesenou -detskou knizockou.
Citajte pozorne tieto clanky
kazdy tyzden a odkladajte 81 ich
pre- pripadne upotrehenie bu-
dilcnOSti. ..... -..- r- ...-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-13
Eateryille w. C. T. u.
kppts Tuesday

rbs Watervllle w. c. T. U. met
. .d afternoon. November IL,
r. Mrs r. J. Nichols. so Pleasant
y, The subject considered was
kssce" A large American flag was
..ysd and the salute to the flag
v. and the Americans Greed re-
I'd "Wind the ribbon round the
tdons" and THE Battle Hymn or
psnublic" were sung by all.
p.'dInr. "The Eleventh OF Nov
t.r" Or. +. T.. Clark in Christian
d.ayor World by Mrs. w. T. Dag
J, w. "The True Science of Civiliza-
y. IN "The Messenger OF Peace" by
\. Mary E. Ball. JOAQUIN Millers
Nm II. II Worth While?" read by
r. NJ. Kennison and What Is
n. reward You is Right Toward
I. J" read by Mrs. G. d. Lindsay.
IN account OF a March Of Alleg-
m, Of 5000 women through the
E,e,s OF Boston with bands and
|rners proclaiming thei rendorse-
|,D. Of Referendum No. 8 was Grad
1 Miss Harriet Parmenter who also
IN. resume OF the sermon preach
4 November Q by Rev. w. A. Smith.