davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1925-07-14
One Birthday For Three

BUTTE. Mont. July 14.-Butte
laws claim to the most remarkable
birth record in the nation. Three
children have been born in the
one family on the same date in diff
ferent years. The record follows:
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
O'Gara-Mary Ellen O'Gara, June
10, 1921; Daniel Patrick, June 10.
1923, and Ann Frances. June 10.
1925,
The Washington times., 1925-07-14
DEATHS.

Sarah Money, 81 years. No. $40
Rittenhouse street northwest
Henrietta KarpAles4 81 years, no.
1920 FafrTnont street northwest.
Annie E. F'ister. n years, NO. 6zS
Lexington place northeast.
Margaret A. Murphy, 66 years, NO.
I717 Newton streat northwest
Gladys Senge, 50 years. Garfield
Roscoe n. Alleman 81 years. No.
2721 Thirty sixth street northwest.
Edward c. KittLe. SO years. Homeo-
pathic Hospital
Infant Of Eustace and BERTHE Hewitt.
days Providence Hospital
Bette Stevens. IL days. No. IT'S
sixth street southeast.
Carrie Matthews. 81 years. Garfield
Nsomi Ashton, years, No. as H
street southwest
william j. Brown, SO wears, No. S39
III street southwest.
street southeast.
Russell Vance, years. Freedmen's
Henry Coleman, rs years, Freedmen's
Y LSisa Hill. n years. No. AS Fourth
street southeast
The Washington times., 1925-07-14

sions Of six youths, who declared
the prisoner was the leader Of
their gang and received part Of
the loot for planning their depre.
The isS' leader fled Cumberland
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FUNERAL DIRECTORs -
]. WILLIAM LEES SONS
Main 1889. 3a2 Penna. Ave. u. ".
JAMES T.. RYAN
sI7 Penna. Ave. 8. .: lincoln IA9
RIRTHS.

James, A. and Eugenia Richardson.
yoseph q. and Daisy E. Pratt, boy.
Joseph A. and Florence Rankin.
Giuseffe nd Fortunate Pulietti. boy.
John N, Jr., and Esther e. sandlfn.
William NJ. and kathryn Hornstein.
girl. -.
John N. and Louise r. Ogle, boy.
leo C. and Elna Kaufman. girl.
Toseph and Zina Witcoff. boy.
Robert N. and Margaret Floyd, boy,
Walter T. and SaIlie e. Fink. girl.
John T. and Dolly s. Fitzgerald, boy.
The Washington times., 1925-07-14
MARRIAGE LICENsES.

I BENJAMIN r. Croft, IS. Of Lancaster.
pa. and Margaret Wilson Waddell, 81
Of Nevada, Mo. The Reverend a a.
august Carpenter, 26, of Alexandria.
va, and Etciile Jenkins, 20. The Rev
erend A. II. Spielman.
Clyde Murray Clark, e. q Dai Las
reverend VIM j. Brooks.
William r. Scott 49,. and IL Rosalle
Chisholm The Reverend ]. OIden.
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after hearing Of these charges, hut
waived extradition when arrested
In Erie. Police say that Swartz-
welder was implicated In d kid
naping case several years ago. He
Is married and has several children.
The Washington times., 1925-07-14
EDWARD LAWRENCE PUGH.


Funeral services will Be held to.
morrow morning at o'clock in the
Blessed Sacrament Church at Chevy
Chase circle for Edward Lawrence
Pugh, senior clerk in the statistical
division of the Interstate Commerce
Commission, who died yesterday
afternoon of heart disease. Father
Thomas Smyth, pastor of the
church, will officiate and interment
will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Mr.. Pugh is survived by his wife,
five sons: Richard Pugh, jr.; I.
Michael O'Connor. James Hunter,
Francis and Robert Allen; his broth.
crs: former Judge James L. Pugh
OF Washington: former Judge John
q. Pugh, OF Birmingham, Ala; and
Harry L., OF Baltimore; and his
sisters, Mrs Alfred M. Cochrane
Ct New York. and Mrs. Mollie Pugh
Elltioo, of Atlanta. Ga.
The Washington times., 1925-07-14
Death nOtlces

ALLEMAN--Died suddenly, on sunday
July H. 1895, at his residence. 21z1
Thirty sixth place northwest. ROSCOE
HAROLD ALLEMAN, beloved hus-
band of Jane Fishback Alleman. IN
the thirty-eighth year of his age.
Fineral from his late residence,
Tuesday, July H. 1926. at p. m.
Intermcnt at Glenwood Cemetory:
KTTTLE-On Monday, July 10. 1922,
at National Homeopathic Hospital:
Captain EDWARD c. KTTTLE, OF
.g0s Thirteenth street northwest, low
ing husband of the IWe Lydia Kittle
and father of EdMard 3. ana
Blanche A. Kittie, in his ninety fourth
year.
Remains resting at Nevius Funeral
Home 924 New York avenue north
west where funeral services will be
held wednesday, July IL, 1850 p. m.
Interment Arlington National Gene !.
terry.
TASSELLE--On Sunday. July ~. 1925.
at George Washington Hospital
SARAH G. sLASSELLE.
Funeral from the residence Of her
nephew, Frank Preston, Chiilum ave.
nue.. Hyattsville, Md, July 1b, 1925, a.
$40. Thence to st Jeromes Church,
where mass will be said for the re-
pose OF her soul. Relatives and friends
Tntsrment at Mt. olivet.
The Washington times., 1925-07-14

Irish Linen Dresses. I'm straightline model en-
broidered in contrasting color on collars cuffs,
pockets and panel.
Irish Linen Dresses, in belted model, trimming
in contrasting color material on collar, sleeves,
two pockets and panel down front.
Irish Linen Dresses in coat effect, trimmed
with hand-drawn collars and cuffs; finished with
black silk tie.
Irish Linen Dresses with round collar and
sleeves, trimmed with pure linen pipings; hand
drawn, embroidered front, with belt and pocket.
Straightline model.
Irish Linen Dresses in coat model, trimmed
with contrasting pipings and two large pearl
buttons on side; tuxedo collar.
The Washington times., 1925-07-14

Irish Linen Dresses in beIted model with
beautiful embroidered linen collar and cuffs in
contrasting color; hand-drawn front; with pockets
and black silk tie.
Irish Linen Dresses, in coat effect. with short
sleeves and tuxedo collar; front trimmed with
embroidered insertion; pocket, belt and crochet
buttons.
All the leading Summer coIors: Powder Blue
Navy Rust, Deer, TAM Maize, Peach Rose Luz
ellie, Gray, Natural Linen. Orange. as well as
the always desirable White
Complete range of sizes from 16 to Sand
plenty of the extra large sizes.
The Washington times., 1925-07-14

FLORISTS
WHITE, I'M. Main 6963
OUR SPECIALITY
Floral Designs at Moderate Prices:
APPROPRIATE Funeral Tokens
GUIDE Bros. Co., 1912 F st. N. w.
Artistic ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Prompt Auto Deltvery service
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-04
ass N t{s "a 5gye a3.
Kvalifikovant kandidAt.

Kto to Dol, a kde sa to stalo,
neudame, aby nemal ma mas dakto
take srdce, ale stale. sa nasledov-
ne: v meste ABC kandidoval Slo-
yak (americky si-ty-syn) ma nrad
predsedn mestskej rady. Znal do
brn palenku robit', preto NAL vo-
licov skoro vsetkych ma svojej
strane. Jeho zvolenie bolo iste. A
le chudak predsa chodil cely II
trapeny. | spytal sa no jeden &
primny priatel fl'asky:
Ia co ci? Ky ci fras? Neboj
Sc, mi ce zvol 'ime Sur tink.
= Ia ia Sc. teho nebojim, al'c
povec mi, pracel'l, jaky to dzab,
ma chtory ronujem? odvetil
mas kandidat.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-04
starr DOBRf UCITELIA.
Este jeden obrazok z HaGavy.)

Ked' nebohy Hrvol' ucitel ell
na Hacave, vtedy este neplatil no.
w skolsky zakon. Bol diplomova-
nTm cizmarom a na vyucovanie
dfval sa len ako ma vedl aisle "a
mestnanie. Okrem toho NAL al ma
~ skliepok V ktorom predaval sa-
tky ma hlavu, kezmarske platno,
kolomaz,. SOL, sviecky, olej a vse-
tko NONE co len moze ist ma od-
byt V takej malej dedine. TaktO
81 vypomahal, lebo tych niekol'
ko merle zita ovsa, co mu pri-
niesli ma sosypku, nebolo by mu
vystacilo ami ma tabak. A toho We
ru hodne vyfajcil. Umrel obl'h-
benou "dubovkou" zuboch, Cd
ktorej no ami smrt' nemohla od-
ldcit'.
Ackol'vek boil prisny, mali SINE
no vel mi radi. Skolsky rok 81 ur.
coval celkom samostatne. Focal
prvym snahom, a ked' l'ady pu.
kaly, nereflektoval uz vobec ma
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-04
BOHDANA :
Napisal : M. Sekey.

Ince zlateho slniecka kiipaly
svoje bystre krydelka vo vodach
htbokeho Laborca sirokeho Bo-
drogu, ked' po ich brehoch ozy-
valy 50 hlasy krasnej slavianskej
reel. / tn zilo kedysi mnoho ci-
stej slovenskej lasky, i tn kedysi
so1yval sa milostny spev sloven-
skyt,h diev na bujnych ciernych
poliaclh oborinskych, raskovsky ych,
drehnovskvch prvy pluh, ktory
prevratil ttito podu, boil slavian-
sky ha'k, ktory drzaly ruky usi-
lovneho rol 'nika Slovaka. easy,
'dlhe easy letely nezadrzatel 'nou
rychlost 'ou kazde storocie, kto-
re preletelo touto krajinou, ne
chalo "a sebou mnoho spomienok.
"A kto pozna tnto rovinu, kde La
borec neraz vystilpi 10 svojho ilz-
keho koryta vlnami Eliza cier-
ne polia royiny, ten musl uznat' 9,
ze tento kraj sa podoba Banatu
sJe to pokracovanie toho slover-
skeho Banatu, ktoreho pruh sa "a
ha celym stredom Zemplina.
Kedysi do tychto krajin nemo-
alli ami l'udia prist' pre- neschod-
most. Celia krajina bola mociaro-
vita kde nebol mociar, zem po-
kryvala husta hora a jej ukry-
tie sa kde-tu skryval zamok slo-
venskeho zemana. Takeho brady
a zamocky kedysi stavaly V Obo-
rfne, v Raskovciach, Bodkovciach
ale najdlhsie sa vedel udrzat' je-
den tychto zamkov, do ktoreho
neviedla ziadna cesta, neviedla do
neho ziadna draha. Ked' sa niekto
spytoval, kade vedie draha do tam
toho hradu. l'udia mu odpoveda.
Ii, ze tam drahy MET. u toho po.
tom vzniklo dralh-niet, drah-nie,
Drahniet, Drahnie, ci Drahnov.
Vychodnc od Drahnova je "a
md,ka zahrada, ktorej stal ten
to nezvestny zamok. Jeho panom
Dol v rokoch 1878 Rehor Drehnov-
sky, ktory zaiste bol vel l'kym pri-
vrzencom cisarskych vojsk, ne
priatel' Turkov. Rehor boil po-
!. boznym muzom a nal jedinu dee
m Bohdanu. Bohdana bola vel
mi pekna, take jej nebolo paru
ma celom vychodnom Slovensku.
Kto vraj do jej ciernych ocd raz
pozrel, Wac sa i'm obranit' memo
hol. Takto sa zahl 'adel do jej ocu
mlady slovensky zeman Janko
Dub Obory. Janko 81 zaumienil,
ze Bohdanu vypyta Cd jej otca,
4 vezme 81 ju "a svojQ manzelku.
To sa vSak Jankovi nepodarilo,
lebo oRc Rehor nechcel dopu-
stit', zeby Janko Dub, ktory ma.
drzal Turkom, stal sa jeho zat 'om.
Me, ma ziadon prfpad jeho jedina
dcera nesmie sa stat zenou Jan
kovou. Hoci Bohdana rada mala,
a to vel mi rada mala Janka, .jej
otec Rehor nechcel dopustit' k
siiatku. Janko, ked' videl, re ma
jeho prosby Rehor media mic ne
chcel sa dat uprosit', ami jeho
vlastnou dcerou, krasnou Bohda-
nou, nmienil 81, ze akymkol 'vek
sposobom, ale re krasnu Rohdanu
stoj co stoj musi dostat'. Ma co
myslel, to vymyslel.
Janko Dub spoil sa S Turkom.
On sam obliekol sa "a tureckeho
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-04

pasu, svoje vojsko vyzbrojil po
turecky a medzi svojich zoldnie-
ROY tiez najal mnono Turkov.
Drehnovsky zamok NAL byt ma
padnuty a. zaujaty tureckym voj-
skom, Bohdana 1apena a odvede-
ma nasilne do Q bory, zamku jan
ka Duba, ... 4
Rehor, ked pocul, re na jeho|
zamok tiahnu Turci, pripravil sa
na hdzeynaty odpor. Bitka stala,
Krvava a strana, re jej nepama-
tain tomto kraji. Della hrmely,
ze sa gem triaSla ami rietica. Mno-
no NJ pablo krest 'anov ma zam-
ku, ale este Wac padalo Turkov
pod hradom. Predsa vsak 'azke
turecke della preborily mury Drain
novskeho zamku a rozvaleninou
zacali sa Turci riltit dnu do zam-
ku. vytasil NEE sam Rehor a vr,
hol sa ma Turkov. Pc straSnei bit
Ike boil Turci vytisnuti Won 20
zamku, ale Rehor sam padol. Ked'
to videla jeho dcera, krasna Bob
dana, ze jej otec je mrtvy, opa-
sala NEE, Ma hrdlo zavesila zlaty
krM a viedla sama obranu seba
zamku otcovskaAo oproti Turkom.
Krest 'ania posmeleni sue smelvm
vyst1penim panny, vzprHili svo-
je silly hnali sa ma Turkov ako
lvi. Turci boil premozeni, zamok
bol oslobodenF a po poliach drah-
flovskych, kan ktory vedel, rozu-
tckah sa premozeni tureckf iani-
ciari. Turecky pasa Dol tiez chy-
'teaI zabitf.
Ked krasna Bohdana videla, ze
premozeny a zabity pasa Dol vlast-
ne jej sn1benec, krasny slovenskv
svetlovlasI zeman. Janko Dub z
Obory, tn utratila i svojho otca
- zblaznela. Vytiahla mec "a
Gala rnbat' d 'alej do svojich vlas;
nych. s hrdla svesila krfz a no.
dila no do ned 'alekej studnicky,
ktora sa dodneS menuie kral 'ov
kou.
Ned 'aleko Drahnova dodnes vi
dat hroby padlych Turkov, me-
dzi ktorymi najvacsi je hrob pa
Sow, ktorom lezi podhovany
statnI ale lstivy slovensky zeman
Janko Dub Obory, ktory chcel
lstive dostat' krasnu .Bohdanu
Drahnovskt. Ma tomto hrobe te-
raz hrabn lisky svoje diery ma
znak to Jankovej lstivosti. Tento
hrob volaj1 tamojsi l'udia "Ba-
kin Hrunok'', lebo tn obcas vraj
vidavat' krasnu Bohdanu so zla-
tym krizom ma hrdle vytase-
nym krvavym mecom. Vsetky tie
to hroby menujd tureckymi a tiez
/ "baSov cintor'. Je ich mnoho
daji sa dobre rozoznat'.
Krasnu Bohdanu, ktora sa pre-
chodi blazniva po tomto pasovom
cmiteri, tiez vraj pocut' plaka-
vat "a svojim sn1bencom a O.
tcom. z jej krasnych ciernych oGu
tec1 Shy a kamkol'vek padne ta-
to slza, tam rastn cernice, ktore
hladne pekne dievGence 2 Budko-
vice pri prechadzkach sbierain.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-04
Veci, ma ktore matky maj1
pam&tat',
CLAlNOK 153.

Nikdy nedavajte ziaden lick
bebe, jestli ste len ku tom nedo.
stala iipravu cd lekara. Jestli je
potrebnou, vas lekar YAM ju pred
pise.
Nedovol'te svojmu diet at u
chodit', jestli je primlade. Cho-
denie alebo static predtym, nez
idly sn dostatocne slime, moze sp6-
sobit' trvacne poruchy. ..
Nikdy nenechajte mokrh alebo
zaspinavenn plienku ma vasej be-
be. Odstrante ich zaraz a vyper-
te ich elm skorej.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-04

nit !. Musi so naucit kefkou 81
drhn1t' zuby tri razy "a den
Colgate Ribbon Dental Kremom
poraldit sa dentistom diva razy
v roku.
Citajte pozorne tieto clanky
kazdy tyzden bdkladajte 81 ich
pre- prfpadne upotrebenie bu-
dtcnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-04

- Ked' mate krstiny, svadbu,
pohrab, spolkovd, osadnf sllv-
most, opiste nam to : zs5lits uys-
remit do naSich noyfn,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-04

$3.50 rs 5r
nase dochadzanie. Vyhnal nemilo-
srdne kazde'ho, kto sa mn odvazil
ma oei potion, ked prya zaba "a
krkala. Cez zimnl SINE sa vsak tol'
ko naueili, re sa nam l'udia teye-
deli prenadfyat'. Vtedy ovsem ne
bolo este ziadnysh gramatik, a
celia jeho ucebna osnova pozosta-
vala len Cobrdoyho katechizmu,
Tranosciusa, Funebrala Noveho
zakona.
| Ucebna sien lbola zarovcn al je-
no dielnou. Len co sine rano "a
! spievali Ach, jal vsecko pre-
divne' a sa pomodlili, ulozil nam
hned nejaki pisomnn hlohu a
sam sa dal tiez do prace. Ohlusn-
jnci klepot mlatku ma kamen mas
zprvu slce vyrusoval, ale potom
SINE 81 nv privykli nan. Nenechal
zahal at nikOho. Kto sa $ iilohou
pousiloval, ten musel dratvy sl-
kat ale DO "knejp' brtsit'. Ca
stejsie no posla! zdreva nar1bat ,
a i stat vytistit'. "A robili sme to
vsetko vel 'kou ochotou a odda-
most on ackol 'vek sme dobre We
! deli, ze .je to iste ME medzi ucrb-
nvmi predmetami. kcby sa mu
vsak Dol niekto opovazil vzdoro-
vat ,! V kite 81 dMal vzdy tri dlh6
brezove prnty, $ ktorymi zasia-
hol az do poslednej lavice. Ncu-
pozornoval nikdy, ami nehrozil nj
komu. Jestlize sa vSak niekto len
trocha pohol ma mieste, tax .'bolo
zle. "Pot Won, pot ty loptos, tvoi-
\" Hospodina!' Oprel 81 no sto-
'iGku, natiahol mu trocha nohavi-
cc vyplatil mu takyIch dvadsat'.
nat. re 81 ma ne spomcnul al ma
asentrrke.
Ccitel' Hrvol' Dol al kantoron.
Tu vSak NAL vazneho konk,lren-
ia Starom kuratorovi Haidcro-
81. Stalo Sa raZ, re kilaz onemoc-
mel a bolo treba pochovat' mall,
diet a.: NemOhli nikdc sohnat III
ntho l;iaza. Ma naliehanie sa Hr
vol konecne podvoljl, ze to uz ne
jak odbavia Hajderom. .Kurator
ale hplne sklamal. Na pohrab pri-
slel opity ako snop ma miesto
znamej "Dite nam umrelo' zano-
til chrapl'ave "Dite Sc nam ma
rodilo'. Bol by ten pohrab "a
iste divine skonGil, ale Hrvol' Wy
stihol hned' nebezpeeie a hromo-
vFm Gale uz zemrelo' zarazil
bujnd fantaziu kuratorovu, tax
re tento v tom okamziku vytrez-
vel. -
lnokedy Ease. Ponevac boil kra-
tkozrakT, musel mu jeden 20 zia
kov vzdy ukazovat' prstom riad-
ky spievanej prave piesne. Caste
sa prihodilo, re ziaka prst obolel
klesol O niekol 'ko riadkov alebo
sa zastavil ma celkom Incl pies
nj. Vtedy Ease Hajder zavolal {:
"Nespievajte "a Hrvol 'om, ale "a
Hajderom." A Pudia spievali S
MIN.
Hovorilo sa, ze no Hacavy wy
hnal novy skolsk! zakon, ktory
kladol rz vacsie poziadavky ma
predbezne ucitel 'ske, vzdelanie. TO
| je vsak ME pravda, lebo on by boil
este al dnes ma Hacave, kebv ku-
ratora .nebolo byvalo napadlo OBJ
jednat' organ.
Ten organ no vyhnal, lebo ma
klavesy 81 netr1fal. Pocit oval k
MIN akysi instinktivny odpor a
! neprestal az do pod 'akovania
hromzit' ma Hacavanky, ktore bez
organu nechcely uz ami spievat ;.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-04

Dobrt zuby znatia dobrt zdra-
vie. Nadejna matka ma hi 'adiet q,
ably iej zuby holy V dohrom po-
riadlu. nakol 'ko mus dobre pro
zuvat' potravu, ktora dava zivot
jej diet at u. Zle zuby sn prici-
nou mnohych nemoci, prot kto-
rym nadejna matka musi sa chr$:-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-04
Davaite yasmu kojencovi hod.

DAvaite vasmu kojencoyi hod-
ne vody, jestli vam len lekar inn
hpravll medal. Vsetka voda ma
.byt' najprv prevarena vystyd-
nuta PRIV, rez date ju diet tn.
Zvyky sa tvoria rychle q snad-
no. Preto zacnite hned od pocia-
tku bebu svoju navykat' ku do
brvm zvykom.
Pri prvych priznakoch dave
MIA, hnacky alebo zapecenia odpo-
riica sa hned volat' lekara.
Pozivane mlieko ma byt pro-
ste vsetkytgh moznych miesanin.
Eagle Brand Mlieko je proste od
vsetkyc,h skodlivych bacilov. Je
sdokonale bezpecne a je dobrym j
uzitocntm pokrmom pre- bebu.
Tym matkam, ktore maju be-
by a nemozu ich pridajat', odpo-
rilcame uzivat' Bordenovo Eagl,
Mlieko ma flaskove pridajanie. Je
to tym najjemnejsim mliekom a
najlepsfm cukrom, vedecky spo-
lu smiesanym pripravenym. Bor-
denovo Eagle Mlieko je tou potra
YOU, ktora zbuduje pevne nohy a
zdrave telo. Ono nmoznuje kojen-
GU naberat vahy, ktor1 musl mat
ably bolo normalne zdrave. Je
schvalene odporiicane lekarmi
vyse sest 'desiat-pat' rokov pre- je-
no znamenitn akovost'. Matky wv
najdu, ze pravidelne zdrave ne
mluvnata stale a ustavicne sa w.
vinu,jii ma Eagle Mlieku. Jestli ne
znate, ze ako uzivat' Bordenovo
Eagle Mlieko, >vyrezte 81 kupon z
ohlasky, rktora je v nasom casopi-
Sc, poSlite no ma Borden Compa-
ny odtial' yam posln zdarma
npravu vo vasom vlastnom jay
ku ze ako mate krmit vaSu be-
bu a inc dolezite spisy, ktore YAM
dajii informacic, ze ako mate o.
patrovat' vase diet 'atko a sama
Seba. l.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-04

- Mnoho l'udf je bez trestu
nikto vSak bez hriechu.
- Zanechaj zlo a rob dobre.
V spoieni ie sila.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-11-26
HUMAN NATURE.

DR.. Hrdlicka, curator of the National
Museum at Washington, who has been study
ing the vestiges of prehistoric man in South
Africa, concludes:
eve have now enough evidence to form a
pretty accurate estimate of the outlook of
primitive man, and that outlook was domi-
mated by his ideas of war.
"There were many reasons why men should
develop that trait. The first was preservation.
Second was the fact that an insufficiency of
common morality failed to teach one tribe
where it's hunting preserves ended and where
it's neighbors' began. Encroachment was con-
slant, with resulting tribal wars
"Then again there was the quality, still
common to all humanity, of envy and emula-
ton. One tribe would fight another simply to
show how superior it was in strength and
young men.
Finally there was the eternal question of
the women-folk." aa6
Wherein we may see that primitive man
wasn't so very different in his ideas from
modern man. Civilized nations don't seem to
have fought much for women since the Trojan
and Sabine wars, Otherwise they act a good
deal like those primitive tribes of low brow
and jutting jaw.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-11-26
THE BLOT ON THE JUBILEE.

There was one blot on the jubilee which was
staged in Kenosha on Saturday evening in
connection with the football honor won by the
Kenosha high school eleven. This blot had
no connection whatever with the entirely
proper celebration which the high school stu
dents and their friends staged in their snake
dance through the business streets of the city
and their bonfire at the lake front That was
the proper exhibit of exuberance because of
victory and it was owed to the coach and team
who had brought a real trophy to the school.
But later in the evening there was another
celebration, with which, so far as can be
learned, the students of the school themselves
had no part Some older youths looked upon
this as a proper occasion to get 'scorned up"
and took this method of celebration. There is
no one who would not agree that at such a
time there should be little leeway. Perhaps
it was not proper for the police to more than
warn these older celebrants that their form
of celebration was going little too far; per-
haps since winning championship does not
occur every year, some little excuse may be
found for their method of celebration.
There was one thing, however, which should
have been done. There should have been a
diligent effort on the part of the authorities
to find out where these over jealous jewellers
secured the liquor for the celebration. The
young men in question in view of their youth
and the occasion are not so much to be blamed
but the places which sold them the stuff
should be apprehended and closed. Those
places are open not when a football eleven wins
a championship but night in and night out.
That blot should be blotted out.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-11-26
TWO BOY RANDITS.

These young bandits are not all
bad, by any means. Take the case of
two misguided youths who were play
ing gunner in Cleveland recently.
They held up an aged attendant in
gasoline station. The attendant
happened to be an old Indian fighter
with iron nerves, a good eye and a
quick trigger finger. When he found
himself covered by two pistols he
jerked out his own gun and shot the
intruders. Both are now in the hospi-
tai, and one is dying.
Well, everybody heaped praises on
the old man who did the shooting,
which was perfectly right. He was a
nine-days hero. The city gave him a
mold medal. A newspaper started a
fund for him. And what do you
think? Two of the contributors to
that fund were the bandit lads he had
shot.
81 haven't anything against Dad
I give him credit. He did his duty.
I'm glad to give dollar" So says one
of them. The other dying says:
81 want to give~j just to show DAD
thai there's no hard feelings between
US if / go west"
With all their evil ways, there must
be hope for such boys, either in this
life or the next.-Racine Times Call.
What's it TO be this week-turkey,
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-11-26
ROweU Says
By CHESTER H. RoWELL

The question of American member
ship in the League of Nations is
doubtless not yet Give" issue. There
is not likely to be, in the immediate
future, any actual proposal in the SEN
ate for such membership, or any like
lihood that it would pass if made.
But at least the irreconcilable at
titude of opposition is dead issue.
1t is no longer possible for rational
persons to regard the league as a
failure" or as boribund, and none
do so speak of it. It is no longer
probable that reasonable persons will
be Mortified at American cooperation
with the league, as representing its
members, in matters in which we are
also interested.
Locarno, if nothing else, has end
ed that. Two or three voices in the
Senate, from reactionaries too stub
born and opinionated to confess that
they have learned anything, will still
echo the old words, but they will no
longer mean anything, nor be lis
tened to.