davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
Drobne ohlaslIy

Mich este nevymiznul, avsak ich1
zavrete oci necinne ndy ukazo-.
valy, ze v Mich W vyhasla kazda
VOLTA k zivotu. Jeden "a druhym
padali tisko do Shlbiny, bez HES
nutia. AZ dosial som veril, &c
smrt' mori je spojena a spre-
va'dzand nplnym vedom1m, teraz
uz viem, ze sotva je mono pred
stavit' 81 koniec zivota pokojnej-
sif. Takto ma hadzaly Why este
cele hodiny, az ma konecne opa-
novala uplna iahostajnost' Len
to jedine sa mi ziadalo:, mat po.
koj, usn1t'. ... Ked' sa tn zrazu
zjavila sediva tona talianskeho
kriziaka. Me som vstave uz pove
dat, ako som boil zachraneny, le-
bo som ztratil povedomie PRIV, ako
som sa dostal ma lod av tuhom
ako by olovcnom spanku, ktory "a
celych styridsat 'osem hodin trval
zabudol som ma strasliye dojmy
preziteho zapasu 0 zivot...''
IN, w. Journal Horal
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02

4 q Is X Z Z II i
bujd napuchliny a pozdejsie vre-
dy. Mozu vnikndt al do l'advfp,
chrbtovej kosti a do inych easti
tela.
Pacient ma hor1oku a ia sa u
drzuje pc tyzdne. Obycajne obja-
vuje sa este al ina choroba, bud
pl'ncna, bud zapalenie priedus.
mic alebo ,krcne zapalenie. Nieke.
iy dostavuje sa bldznenie. Choro.
ba tato donna sa liecit media a ne.
ma sa Iecit', ale pacient ma byt
poslany hned' do spitala, kde je
osihoteny, dokial' ME je vyliece
ny. Je avsak lepsie predist' cho
robe, nez potion sa liedit' a je pre-
to nutne starat' sa O cistotu oby
dlia, prada q satstva, jedla a pi
tia. Tym len je NONE yyhnnt' 81
takejto chorobe. Dnes ockovani
proti tyfusoyej hor1cke je najlep
Sim prostriedkom proti tejto ma
kaze.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
sBIERKY SLOW. LiGV.
Ia mesiac september 1924.

Ma sbierku vymahania Pitts.
Dohody: Joz. Stefanovic 81, Karol
Petrasek So, Jan A. Kocdr, tai.
Ligy $25. Spolu $2S.
Ma informacne Oddelenie Slov.
Ligy: O. d. Koreff $40, Michal
Riecky 81. Spolu $11.
Ma InfornMcnu Kancelariu V
Bratislave: Pavel Cerveny $1.OO.
Ma Million Dolarovu Sbierku
Andrej Mihalyov IS.
IA mesiac oktober 1924.
Ma sbierku vymahania Pitts
Dohody: Odbor 50. n. S. S. $500
clenstvo toho Odboru $450, spolu
$3.50. Cislo 200. IKSJ. So. Sbor
137. Ligy $40. Jan A. Koctir $25
spolu 1880.
Ma informacne Oddelenie' Slov
Llgy: Pavel Herman a.25, Pave
Rengh 81, Michal Riecky 81. Spo
lu 1926.
Ma Tnformacnu Kancelariu ,
Bratislave: Martin Kvetko 81.
Ia mesiac november 1924.
Ma sbierku vymahania Pitts
Dohody: 20. sbor Ligy 800, 204
sbor Ligy 1915, Michal Krala 81
Rev. Ambrose Kapitan So, ivy
sok Z prcdnasky Pittsburgh
S42.49. Spolu $151.24.
Ma sbierku Vyboru Matice Skol
skcj: Jan A. Kociir $25.
Ma informacne Oddclenie SLOW
Ligy: 2O4. sbor Llgy 50, Micha
Sl1yik 81, Ivan Daxner $5. Spolt
$500.
Ma sbierku Vyboru Vych. Slo
venska': Michal Bosak $4,000.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02


Trad, New Yorkskeho Okresn6-
no Sboru vydrziaval 13. dec. sch6
dzu OIL 'adom slavnosti odovzda-
vania cestnych odznakov. Ma slav-
most ma byt' povolany gen. es
konzul a predseda Slov. Ligy: Pro,
gram slavnosti ma byt': Odovzda.
nie cestnych odznakov, koncert a
taheena zabava. Ohl 'adom navste
Wy; Seotusa Niatora bolo rozhod
nuto, ably tajomnik poziadal es
konzula; ably pre- zastupcov Slov
Ligy NY. Okr. Sboru vykona
II Scotusa Viatora interview 'hned
ako pride do New York 2. dec.
ably mohli dostat' informacie 0
hi hl'adom roznych .spornych .ota
zok. - Oil 'adon, sblizenia 81. Ii
gy a Podkarp: Ruskej Ligy bol'
rozhodnuto povolat' predsedu ns
buducu schodzu a talk tiez vset
kych povolat IA slavnost'.
Pojednavalo sd 0 Mar. 81. Sdru
zeni. Rozhodnuto, zaslat' predsc
dovi S. n. s. verejny dotaz, ably
podal vysvetleme IA niektore ne
jasne otazky. Tento verejny do
taz ma byt' uverejneny vo vseS
X Nell casapisoch. @ -
Pojednavalo sa 0 prosbe Stefa
la Vall1u, ktory je uvazneny An
burn, n. Y. Rozhodnuto bolo ti1tt
zalezitost' d 'alej riesit', ked' po
trebne data budu pri ruke.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
.BoRBA S MoRsKTMI VLNAMI

(Obrazok namornej bitky.)
d" ..Malokto sa dival smrti do
otu tax hlboko, ako ja..." Tymi-
to slevami zacina sd zaujimavy
opiss. ktory v .parizskom 'SMati-
ne podava jeden tych, ktoriI
prezili zaniknutie torpedovaneho
kriziaka franclzskeho "Leona
Gam mbettu"' a pokracuje: 40
siedmych sto muzov posadky T.
topilo sa asi sest 'sto vo vlnach.
Cd niekol 'kych mesiacov ,krizo-
val "Gambetta ;, na yyzvednych
cestach Adriatickom Stredo-
zemnom mori, bez toho, re by sa
boil dostal do otvoreneho boja. Je-
dine nebezpecehstvo, ktore nam
hrozilo, bola: srazka podmor,
skym elnom. A 'skutocne, bolo
nam zjavenie sa tohotos obavane-
no nepriatel'a oznamene viacej
stran. Jednoho dina SINE spozoro.
vail bhzl1a pristavu Viquerta
(Tunis) jedno tychto plavidiel
ktore utekalo po vode. Hned' sme
nan zapocali honbu ono - uni
zlo.
Ucinok, aky tento zaNuHnlk ma
ina mas namornikov, ME je naskr
re prijemny. Me je to pocit sta
leho nebezpecenstva, ale myslien
ka, re LODI is nami moze byt
ponorena do hlbiny morskej be;
boja, bez toho, ably SINE nepriate
Ia co al len zazreli, ma seb'
nieco nesmierne tiesniveho bu
di bezpomocny vztek, aky 81 nj
kto nemoze predstavit', pocit te
mer taky, ako byt' trafenym lie
ti1novou strelou vysky, ktore,
je nedostizitel my. Pc niekol Ike
tIzdnoch nemylenej plavby tentt
strach pominul. Myslelo sa na tC
iba IA strait, kde cd neprestajne:
bedlivosti zavisi jedine zivot ce
lei posadky. Castom som upiera'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02

zrak do dial KY, Kde sa mi zdalo,
se vidim periskop podmorskeho
nepriatel a.
Katastrofa. bola pre- mas vset-#
kyych prekvapenim. Bolo po /. no.
dine v noel, ked straz ma predku
lode oznamovala podozrely obla-
eek na vode. Vsetky reflektory
s1stredily sa ma tom mieste, ale
uz bolo neskoro. Pry ako SINE
!staeili prilc.'. ld'alekohl 'ady k
ociam, zatriasla sa nasa mohutna
lod' IvybuchoE' NeNiem dosial' !,
ako sa to stale, e som sa nasiel
este jednym matrozom vo vo-
de-.
Ked' som sd z prel aknutla
vzpamatal, .drzal som sd tramu.
Len Ma niekoRko metrov odo nina
ga kolisal "Gambetta" leziaci na
boku. Ked' som videl t1to tmavn
massu, ktora sa cd svetleho povr.
chu vody ostro odrazala, citA som
blizkost' jej zkazy ze je treba
elm najskor cd nej .sa vzdialit
Eufale som sa hodil medzi vlny d
plaval som prec. Jak dlho trva
i tento 1tek vlnami, ci "a min1ty
,ci "a hodiny... to neviem
i V takych okamzeniach trat
clovek smysel pre- cas-. Viem lei
d tol 'ko, re som poeltil " sebe ne
i prcmozitel 'nn silu doveru... Pc
! maly zacinalo, syltat' a zore ozia
rovaly tvar mora. Why Ease pri
J niesly kamarata, blizko NINA. Pla
val "a mnou,. drziac sa kusa, DIRE
va. Konecne sa, no pustil a costa
este ia niekol 'ko: okamzeni, ak
j.. bez zivota mad hladinou. Poton
, zmiznul v hladine. Pochopil son
i. uz teraz strasne nebezpecie, ktor
| mi hrozilo:. nnava a krce nasled
: kom prestydnutia. Rozhodnu
D som sa vsetky silly vynalozit's alb.
i. som obom tymto nebezpeciam u
j siel a tejto odhodlanosti mann {
: d'ak ovat nc ne som zostal pri zivc
! tie, kde tol l'ko ostatnych nasl
smrt'. Podl'a vlsky slnca mohl
q byt' asi devat' hodin, ked' Sol
J. zazrel naSho obdivuhodneho cite
neho sefa, admirala Seresa. Zds
Sa byt' vel'mi unavenym. Oprt
boval som k nemu sa dostat', me
je silly vsak ma t6l 'ko nestacil
preto som na neho volal. Zdal
:, sa, ze-ma nepocul, neobratil al
len hlavy ku mne. Skoro ma .
" pred mojimi ocami zakryla h
vel 'ka vlna. Ked' som no znov
zazrel, plaval na chrbte jeh
=: osud Dol skoro nato specateny.
Neskorsie som sa videl obkl,
penym ludskymi telmi, ktore V
-. ny sem a tam hadzaly. zivot
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
YoUNasTowNsKf gLoyINgKl NoYINY

zistit'. Ini chcu vedet', ako je to
NONE, ably sa tieto zarodky moh-
" dat spocitat' a zmerat'. Je to-
mnohym zahadou, ktori nikdy ne
boil v laboratoriume. .Ked' dajuI
sa zarodky pod 'dobry drobnohl 'ad
s1 podobne malym prutickom. Su
asi jednu desat -tisicinu palca d.
he a jednu tridsat 'piatu- -tisicinu
palca tenke. Ich vel 'kost riadi sa
podl'a podmienok, v ktorych sa
mnozia. Dnes veda pokrocila tax
d 'aleko, re moze zmerat najmen-
Sic al najvacsie predmety. 80
Zarodky tieto samotne mozu sa
dostat' z lSrvi, vzatej pacientovi
nemocnemu tyfovou hor1ckou asi
dni. Tato krv da sa do niecoho,
co podporuje mnozenie tychto "a
.rodkov, ako ma priklad zvlastne
pripravena masova polievka. To
da sa vsetko do tr1bky a udrztlje
sa v teplote, ak1 ma clovek. V do
be trvaj1cej cd II do "a hodin roz
mnozia sa zarodky tax rychlo, ze
ich moze pozorovatel' al bez drob.
nohl 'adu videt'. Nemozu byt' O.
| vsem videne jednotlive, ale pozna
va sa, re tekutina predtym jasn5
sa zakalila. Barva je akasi opalo
va ma dne nadoby objavuju ST
u usadliny. V takeJto forme mozl
byt' pozorovan6 a merane. !
Zarodky tyfove mozu zit vo vo
: de niekol 'ko tyzdnov. V pitne
: vode na pr. vydrzia diva tyzdne
V zemi niekol 'ko mesiacov, ute
rakoeh a vobec pradle po tyi
dne al mesiace. Stalo sa caste, Z
: V prad el1ach nalaazili sa robotni
ci a robotnitky. V mliel1u niele
re ziili, ale mnoziaZ sd rychlo, kel
I sa mlieko neudrzuje V chladnor
!. mleste. b,
Zarodl1y m6zu sd l'ahko pre-
NEST .jedntho cloveka ma dru
= htho, mnchy roznesn. Ia billion
zarodkov. Mucha zaleti do nee
: Stoty Ease 81 sadne "a civil n
icdlo a "a nedlhy cas- mozc byt
clovek nakazeny tIfusom. PoZt
= ruhodn6 je, ze niektori l'udia s
I nositel mi tyfusovych zarodkov
mic i'm to neskodi. TO dosial Wy
: svetlene nebolo tiez ME Je est
1 cesta, ktorou by mohol takyto cl,
! vek byt' vylieeenN., SD l'udia zdr;
a Vi a m6zu prehltnnt tyfusove z;
0 rodky, ale neuskodi i'm to. To tie
: este nebolo vysvetlene.
: Je ticz zaujimave vedet', KID
: iaka nakaza sa najviac uchyti
c udrzujc. Zarodkv zaSkrtove udl
: zuju sd najviac V hrdle, zarodk
: suchotln pl 'ucach a kostiach, z;
0 rodlly malarie V krvnych bunkacl
= Tato cast zarodkov je Wac zivt
a ciSna nie rastlinneho druhu, ak
a zdrodky tyfusove. Prvych pat dl
e sn V kryi, ale potion sa lokalizl
a III yO vnutornostiach Tam sp0s'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
2. JANUARA 1926.
URApNE zPRAvY
slovenskej Lfgy V Amerike,
20 zIVOTA sBoROV 81. LfGY

Okresny Sbor Detroit, Mich.
nal 13. decembra rocnn schodzu
Slovenskom Dome. Ma schodzi
bolo zistene, ze Okr. Sbor peknc
vzrastol ma majetku na clenstve
"a posledny polrok. Do noveho Il
radu zvoleni boil: Ia predsedu
Mikulas Ruzinskyy, "a podpredse-
du Dominik Janik, "a tajomnila
Maxa Marek, "a pokladnika Ste
fan, Boledovic. Do vyboru dozor-
GOV zvolena bola medzi inymi al
Zuzanna Hallayova. Okr. Sbor ide
zreorganizovat' vsetky sbory na
okoli Detroit. Do organizacnehc
vyboru zvoleni boil Vincent KutiE
a Jan Likavec. zeny Detroit "a
kladajn 81 zensky sbor Ligy. VI
februari Okr. Sbor usporiada pret
nasku, ma ktorej bud1 oddavan'
.pamatne odznaky zasluzilym pra
covnikom. Zvoleny Dol vybor, kto
ry sostavi statistiku detroitskycl
Slovakov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
DOBRE FARMY MA PREDAJ

DOBRE FARMY MA PREDAJ
35 akrov, dobre budovy, North
Jackson, "a $4,000.
so akrov pri Austintown, dobre
budovy, $4,000.
27 akrov pri Austintown, MET
budov, $500.
40 akrov, vyborne budovy, V
North jackson, "a $4,000.
Ked' chcete kdpit' dajaku far
mu, prid tie do nasej kancelarie
a my Vam vd 'acne ukazeme roz-
mantle fanny a predame Ia l'ah-
Ike podmienky.
r. G.. VASU & CO.
international Bank Bldg.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
MA PREDAJ TEHLOVY DOM

4 izby, kuchyna je v pivnici.
V dome je 'fornes, gaz, elektrika,
knpelna. Hast sa treba v. {. $50
e. Samuel ST., blizko Powersdale.
(o2).
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
MATEJ MRAZ
Verejny Notar

Prisazne svedectva, K1pnolpre.
dame smluvy, Plnomocenstva Wy.
staviln spravne obstaram konzu:
ldrle ps--r,,,.-. -. -.-:.....c.
$40 ". Federal st., Y rsdakeii.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-31
r, X T.. tOrbin-OrioIrS

Home runs, three and two hagCers and hinglcs hy the Corhin hatvrs and dosntory and listIess playing hy the OriClc ficlders, gave P. fI F. Corbin q win in their last game of the City League Saturday afternoon. The Orioles sensing that the Rangers might pull out with win over the Falcon Reserves, gave mp the ghost before tho game began and when the final ont was made. they were swamped by the score Of 25 10 :.
 The game was the poorest cxhihi- ton offered hy the Orioles during the entire season. On the other hand. the r. &o F. Corbin team presented an unusually strong lineup that play cd real baseball all the way through.
 Right in the first inning, the Cor bin boys scored two runs when "Con- stable Mickny', who by the way, played behind the bat again Satur- day. connected for the first of two home runs made, with Taurus on second. The Orioles scored in their half, Corbins scored two more in the second and the Orioles crept up with two more in the last half. From then on. it was no longer a ball game.
 In the third. P. X F, Whaled away at Anderson's offerings and although tho hattcrs scored hits, many of the balls should have been fielded. Six runs came in in this frame and the best the Orioles could do was 10 squeeze one across. Neither team scored in the fourth. Corhins got three to tho Orioles ono in the fifth, They got two in the sixth, three in tho seventh and two in the eight while tho Orioles were unable to scored. The ninth inning saw P. X F. score five more making a grand total of 4 runs while the Orioles pushed across two ending what was the worst beating they have received all year.
 There wasn't anything very spec tacular about the game except the hitting of "Yisgs" Patrus and Con stable" Huber. Tho former got six clean bingles out of six trips an other time at hat being registered as a sacrifice fly. Tho six were one triple, two doubles and three singles. Huber got five out Of six, in cluding two home runs and three singles. Jasper played sweet game at third with six chances and no cr- TOTS while at bat he connected for four out of six trips. No one Of the Orioles shonc in the field while Tro- nosky's three hits were offset by his lax playing in the field. He failed 10 recover hits that went into his field allowing tho Corbin players to travel around the sacks almost at will. The Score:-
New Britain herald., 1925-08-31
RANGERS WIN CITY
 LEAGUE TENANT
Continued From Preceding Pagc)

were out to win hy scoring thrce times In the first inning, The Dragons scored once in the first and again in tho second. The Burritts were unable to do anything in the second and when Al Blanchard went in in the third. he held them score less for that frame and also in the .thirl fourth and fifth.
 In the fourth. the Dragons scored two and came right back 10 SCOT" four in the fifth. Three was the best the Burltts could get in the fifth, and this ended their scoring for the day The Dragons got two more in the seventh and total of six in the eighth. They were batting last and did not take their raps in the last frame.
 French who pitched for the Bur ritts turned in a nice game but poor playing behind kept him from hang ing up victory. In good hands, this boy should develop into a pitcher, He has the stuff and apparently has the head.
 Cormicr was thc hitting kid get ting three out Of five while Haleski and Dreuzok got two apiece for theW team. There was on" spectacular play made hy Corhin who haGgcd high fly after a long hard mln The eIorn.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-31
PLAY OFF TIE
Paradise Park and Washington Teams Battle Tomorrow for Boys League Pennant

The Paradise Park and Washing ton teams will play off tomorrow afternoon al Walnut Hill park to decide which team will win the pen uant in the Boys League which has been sponsored by the Rotary club. These two teams ended the league schedule last Friday in a deadlock for first place and the pIayoff to- morrow is expected 10 he one Of the fcrccst diamond battles seen this yeaY
 Both teams lost only one game throughout the season Paradise Park last to Washington and Wash ington lost 10 Paradise Park so one can see that the teams arc pretty evenly matched. There is little to pick from between the two although they have crowds of rootcrs W ho will show the good points of each team.
 The two outfits are practiCing faithfully for the game and all the players will be in good condition when the umpire class play ball to- morrow afternoon. The contest will start promptly at 3 o'clock and baseball fans who want to sec a real ball game, had better be al Walnut Hill park tomorrow afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-31
GEORGETOWN GRIDDERS
 TO GET INTO ACTION
Herbert kopf 10 Help Coach Back field Men--starting in to
 Work Today.

Georgetown university griddlcrs will be the first pigskin athletics to get into action. They assembled at their new summer camp at Mon mouth Beach, New Jersey, yesterday afternoon. Work began this morn ing.
 Lou Little, athletic director at the Hilltop, returned to Washington this week after spending his vaca- ton in Massachusetts. He au- nounces that final preparations were made for the launching of the blue and gray camp.
 Little will be in charge of the work. assisted by q corps of four coaches. They are Mike Palm, former Penn State star, and Herb Kopf, last years Washington and Jefferson captain. This pair will drill the hackhcll men. Bill Ken yon and Fred Shoahar last years Hilltop captain, will be In charge Of the linesmen.
 Nearly 50 players are expected to he in camp for the first days work out according 70 Director Little, They will be quartercd at the Mon mouth Beach inn. The daily drills will be held on the Hollywood horse show grounds. located near the hotel.
 According to the program mapre1 out by Little. life at the camp will be anything but q vacation Tor the athletes. Two workouts a day are scheduled after things get going.
 They will remain in New Jersey until about the middle of September before returning 10 the Hi)ltop to put the finishing touches to their early season work. They will nave at least a weeks work here before opening the season against DreHel of Philadelphia on Sept, 26'
 Trainer Pike Alhaush vii LOOK after the condition of the men.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-31
Lenglen Defeated for
 First Time This Year

neauvIlle, Franco, Aug. Sl Pl- Suzanne Lenglcn. Frances dazzling tennis star, came out on the losing end for the first time tEis season when she and Count Ludwig Salm- HoogstratCn were defeated ycster- day by Mile. Huchez and NJ. Arago in the mixed doubles finals of the in ternational tournament here.
 Mile. Lenglen was in fine form and played all over the court, but she could not quite compensate for tEe weakness of the count, who went in with an injured hand. However. she won the singles final, defeating Miss Daphne Akhurst of Australia, s-o, 6-2.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-31
AMATEUR GOLFERS
 PR|MED FOR PLAY
Annual National Championship
 Today at Oakmont

Oakmont, Pa. Aug. Si. P'-One hundred and thirty eight amateur golfers of the United States and Canada were primed today for the annual national championship over the IS course of the Oakmont Coun- try Club, scene Of the same event in 1919.
 Bobby Jones, the presen title hold er and former open king, headed the list of stars. which included the names of eight former champions and a national title holder of an other variety in Ray McAulffc. who won the public links tournament at Garden City, N, r.. few weeks ago. Dexter Cummings, intercollegiate champion in 1924 leads the unlvcr- sity host.
 Clear but very warm weather greeted the opening of the qualifying rounds today, and with the greens and fairways in firm condition the scores are expected Co be low, for a ball takes long Nrund when driven into proper territory. Oakmont how ever, has 172 traps, yawning gaps which invite wandering strokes. and the sand is furrowed until only the strongest slash with a niblick will carry 10 safety.
 In such situation the chances for Jones appear better than ever and on Saturday night he may have repeat cd Jerry Travers' feat of gaming the amateur championship two success i've times The stock litle Atlantan has been above par-and at the same time below--in his practice rounds and on Saturday registered 67. two strokes under the record for the lay out.
 The qualifying play of IS holes today and tomorrow finds Jones paired with the youthful keefe Car ter of Oklahoma, western amateur champion. and each is expected to display brand of golf to bring in centive to the other. This pair un- doubtedly will have the greatest gal lery.
 Among the well known players paired today are: Robert A. Gardner. Chicago and Max F, Marston, Phia- delphi3.
 William C. Fo1ners, Jr., Pitts hurgh and Ross Somcrvillo, London, Ont: Donald Carrick Toronto and Francis ouimet. Boston: Roalnd R. Mackenzie, Washington and ". Hamilton Gardner Buffalo: Jesse Guilford, Boston and James Manion St. Louis; Rudolph Knepper. Chicago and Chris Dunphy, Washington Ar thur w. Yates, Rochester, N. Y. and Jess Sweetscr. New York; George von Elm, Los Angeles, and C. C. Waldo. Jr., Detroit; s. Davidson Her ron, Philadelphia and Ellsworth H. Augustus, Cleveland; George HaCkl, Jr.. Chicago and Harrison R, John ston, St. Paul.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-31
GERTRUDE EDERLE TO BE WITHOUT MUSIC ON SWIM
Jazz Band Which Accompanied American Girl on Channel GctS
 Too ScaSick

Cape GrisNoz, France, Aug. %l. IPN-Gertrudo Ederlc, the American girl swimmer must do without music as a stimulus when she enters the water on her second attempt to swim the English channel tomorrow mor- ming al 5:SO o'clock,
 The jazz band which accompanied the swimmer on tug during her August Is attempt 10 negotiate the route waterway, has refused to again undergo such an experience. The four musicians suffered so kcculy from scasiCkncss during the trip that they left Bolougnc Immediately the tug put back, and on landing re- turned 10 their homes in Lille Wjth- ont even calling on Organizer Costa for pay for their services.
 Early in the swim the saNophouist SuCcumhed to nal de mer and sought the soCluslon that the cabin grants" He was followed shortly afterWarl by the tromhonist and the other members of the hand, who were having trouhlous time due to riding the great sRells and desired solaCe in the cots tween decks.
 Costa few days RIO wrote the iaH2 artists asking them to come 10 Boulosne Sunday with view 10 furnish their sprightly tunes when the American girl again takes 10 the water for the 22-milo journey over the hea>ing bosom of the channel
 Send us the thousand francs due us by mail" was the reply Costa re- ceivod, We arc sorry we cannot to play OH the tug, even for three times that amount"