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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-01-14
High
SOundly IrounCes
Morgdnites
CARDINAL AND WHITE PRE-
SENTS NEIGHBORS WITH A
% TO II DEFEAT IN FAST
GAME.
wild Rice)

Redwood High opened the New
Years basket struggle with sting
ing rebuke to the hoopsters from
Morgan who had hoped to slap over
a defeat on Redwood's home pasture.
The final gun found Redwood occupy
ing the throne by 27 to IL remind
er of her prowess on the gymnasium
floor on last Friday evening.
Morgan opened the offensive By
snaring field goal and Redwood fol-
lowed suit. Morgan with merry
laugh countered with a second field
goal. The play was fast and furious
and the quarter gun found the local
cage artists on the little end of a
4 to count.
Coming back with spirit the war
riors spurted and came through with
four beautiful field goals leaving the
Redwood Pride and Hopes leading at
the end of the half by 10 to A score.
The third quarter found the local
wonders at top speed and with a daZ-
zling display of floor game showed
the Morgan youths under with bar
1age of baskets. 1t made little differ
ence whether short or long shot
for the field goals rolled in. The
fourth period found the reserve army
in action still rolling up the score.
The old gun found Redwood sitting
tight on 27 to II score.
Corbett, Cole, Hosken, Wallin and
Englund of the first set and Wester,
Laidlaw and Schnid of the yearlings
win special mention.
Tuesday evening they journeyed to
Olivia and on Friday the first con-
ference game of the season will be
held in the grade school gymnasium
the local basketeers will entertain
the fast Lamberton cage specialists.
The Lamberton laddies are reported
as plenty fast-so is Redwood and a
thrilling duel should be witnessed.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-01-14
Native Son
IS HOnOred
at Harvard
STEWART MCDONALD RECEIVES
, COVETED APPOINTMENT BE-.
CAUSE, OF EXCELLENT SCHO-
LARSHIP.

The Carletonian, a paper published
at Carleton College, contained, in its
issue of Saturday, January 10th the
following concerning Stewart Nc
Donald, the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will.
Mcdonald of Walnut Grove.
"The following letter was received
by DR.. A. E. Vestling from the dean
of the Harvard Graduate School o!
Business Administration. Stewart
Mcdonald, to whom is paid this note
worthy tribute, is one of a large group
of Carleton graduates attending the
Harvard school. Mr.. Mcdonald viii
receive the degree of Master of Busi-
ness Administration this coming
June.
Dear Dean Vestling:
1T has occurred to me that you and
through you the university might be
interested to know of the outstanding
success of Mr.. w. Stewart Mcdonald
in his work at this school. Mr. Nc
Donald graduated from Carleton col
lege in 1922.
Because Of his excellent scholastic
record in his first year here, he is now
member of the Student Review
Board, which has charge of the writ
ing and editing of a large share ol
the material in the quarterly maga-
zine, Harvard Business Review" The
organization and method of election
used by this board are similar to those
OF the Law Review Board in the law
school, combining the functions of al
honorary scholarship group and al
editorial board.
Il should like to take this opport-
unity to congratulate you and Carle
ton college upon the record made BY
Mr.. Mcdonald"
Very truly yours,
(Signed) w. B. Donham,
Dean.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-01-14
Old Settlers
Observe Their
Golden Wedding
MR.. AND MRS. p. o. CLEMENTS
CELEBRATE FIFTY YEARS OF
MARRIED LIFE LAST TUES
DAY.

A pretty observance of a Golden
Wedding anniversary took place Tu-
esday, January 9Th at the home of
MI. and Mrs. P. O. Clements who are
prominent residents of the Clements
community and among the oldest of
the settlers of Redwood County. Pre-
sent for this happy occasion were
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Clements
with their grandchildren and several
of the oldest and most intimate fri
ends of the family.
The company assembled at three
o'clock in the afternoon and at five
O'Clock a delicious three course din
ner was served. Covers were laid on
two long and beautifully decorated
tables, gold and rose being the colors
the living rooms of the home. Mrs.
jeanette Wilson who has been neigh
Dor of the Clements for many years
expressed very fittingly the love and
friendship felt for them by their
neighbors. William Parker another
neighbor, also gave an appropriate
talk.
Little Anna Mae Clements, one .ct
the younger of the grandchildren OF
the worthy couple, presented to mel
grandparents basket decorated with
gold and filled with gifts. Among
the gifts was gold coin amounting to
sixty-five dollars and numerous small
er gifts expressed the love of those
present. Following the dinner ano
the presentation program the even
ing was spent in playing old fashion
ed games.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clements have fol
more than forty years been residents
of their present community, the little
village of Clements being named fol
them. Mr.. Clements comes of sturdy
Swedish stock and early in Redwood
County's history was among the
Continued on last page)
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-01-14
II. NJ. Aune Is
New Mayor Of
Redwood Falls
FRIENDS OF ]. F. KNUDSON RUN
HIS NAME ON STICKERS IN
TUESDAYS MUNICIPAL ELEC-
TION; VERY LIGHT VOTE CAST.

Redwood Falls municipal election
was held last Tuesday with the re-
suit that even though the vote was
light, the one ticket in the field was
elected, to the apparent satisfaction
of the majority of the voters. The
only opposition to the ticket as re.
gularly filed developed Tuesday NOR
ming when the name of ]. F. Knudsoll
was run, by the sticker process,
against H. M. Aune the candidate for
Mayer. Mr.. Knudson received 10a
votes and Mr. Aune $40.
Serving with Mr.. Aune for the
coming year will be w. G. Weldon
and Niels Christensen, the two alder
men elected to succeed themselves
John Colville who was elected to fill
the. unexpired term of James Trent
anu A. Vihstadt, who has one year OF
has term left to serve. G. A. Lauter-
baCn and Fred R. Orth were elected
without opposition to continue in their
Offices of recorder and treasurer re.
spectively. The only disappointing
feature of the election is the distress
;ngly few ballots cast. The first
meeting of the new Council will be
heic at the City Hall Tuesday even.
ing, January 18th.
Mr.. Aune is no novice in the matter
of leadership of public officials hav.
ing for many years successfully serv-
ed as chairman of the Redwood Coun.
ty Board. He has also had experienc.
in the duties of mayor having served
in this capacity many years ago. His
hobby is good roads, good streets
anu economy and the Gazette predicts
on. of the most successful administra-
lions the City has had in the pas
several years. w. T. Wilcox, who
served the city well and faithful,
fol the past two years, has retired
temporarily at least, from public ser.
vice and will devote all of his time
to his business.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-01-14
Local Bankers
Agree Things
Are Picking Up'
BANK STATEMENTS SHOW
SOUND CONDITION OF LOCAL
FINANCES AND PROSPECTS
LOOK GOOD. IS

This is the time Of year when bank
officials "check up" on business done
during the past year and prophecy
somewhat concerning the business OF
the future. 1t is also the season fol
annual bank meetings, election of
Continued on last page:
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-01-14

L. E. Backer spent Saturday in
Minneapolis on business matters.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-01-14
LegiOnaires
Make Up New
Drum Corps
LIEUT.. HARRY WARNER TRAIN
ING MEMBERS OF MELVIN
DASKAM POST IN USE OF FIFE
AND DRUM.

The latest innovation of the Melvin
Daskam Post of the American Legion
is a fife and drum corps organized
along regular military lines. At pre-
sent the corps embodies nearly TWEEN
ty members, all of whom are receiv-
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-31

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-31
You Can CHARGE Pong Main $500 Ask For Al
Real Estate for Rent
NORTHEAsT

BEAUTIFUL 2. and room apart
! ments, completely furnished for house
keeping; reasonable. Apply 414 H
ST. NJ e. Line. 3005.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-08

uaterta de supremacia atletica, lie
uaman eel mago de la pista', eel
hcmbre maquina" eel correo ex-
rIeso'', "el finiand6s volador" y lie
coIman de cuanto adjective laudato-
rio est& a su aicance. Con esa faci-
Ildad tan caracteristica de los yam
KEGS para Ell uso de la hip6rbole, TO
ha faltado alguien por ALI que ha
calificado a Nurmi de 'regeneradoT
de la hunanidad' cual 81 Sc tratara
ie un nuevo Mesias. Ell articulista
autor del ditirambo, Sc empefia en- jus
tificarlo aduciendo que Nurlni, con
sus proezas, ha dado un ejenplo
practice de que NADIA es impossible
para el hombre que sabe poner la
mente y el mtsculo al servicio de I'm
ideal.
Despues de leer 10 que antecede,
Y permitaseme la digresion, he re-
saelto no tomar. EN- serio de hoy en-
adelante ningun sesudo editorial del
''Times" que llaga alusiones mas o
inenos causticas nuestras TRoPI-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-08

Acabo de sostener breve converse
ci6n con Paavo Nurmi. Este atleta
exceptional, conmovedor de multi
tudes y batidor iespiadado de RE
CORDS pedestres, es parco en- el
decir y no domina otro idicma que
cl de su TERRA natal.
De las palabras vertidas por Nur-
mi he logrado merced a los buenos
cficios de su ALTER EGO Hugo
ouist, entresacar algunas opiniones
que refejan claramente la persona.
lidad inconfundible del e6lebre CO.
rredor cuyas asombrosas hazafias en-
las pistas de Europa y America le
Coiocan en- sitial preeminente entire
los esforzados atletas que han eSisti-
do hasta Ell dia.
Paavo Nur1ni es de regular esta
tura, bien proporcionado y de no
muy recia constitution. Sus ojos, de
color azul agudo, miriam sin expire
sion, y su rostro fuera iInpasible 81
no le diera vida una nariz Egera-
mente respingada. Rubio y paiido,
con esa palidez extrafia de las gen.
tcs que viven apegadas al polo, este
extraordinario hijo de Finlandia no
evoca e1 talento del super atleta, y
81 verlo en- fndumentaria cailejera
NO vacilarfa en- confund1rlo con cual
quier modesto e1npleado de oftcina.
Tuve La fortuna de adntrarlo por
pcimera vez en- la pista del Madison
Square Garden la noche de su ac-
tuaci6n inicial en- Nueva York. ST.
pGimera carfera, de una mila, la
realizo sin esfrerso visible a pesar
de tener como contrarios los me-
jcres especial1stas de esta distancia
que hay en- los Estados Unidos. Al
llegar la meta respiraba por la ma
1iz no demostraba Ell menor sinto-
ma de agitaci6n, Ia vez que Joie
Ray, Ell mas poderoso de sus adver-
sarios, lie seguia yardas atras COM
pletamente agotado.
Antes de la presentation de Nurmi
existfa no poea incertidumbre en- el
p1bhco neoyorouino con respecto al
verdadero ca1ibre atl6tico del fin
landes, no obstafte la justa fama
de que venia precedido en- virtud de
sus sensacionales triunfos en- los jue-
gos olimpicos de Paris. Tai incerti-
dumbre Sc debfa a los persistentes
rumores que Sc propalaban en- Ell
sentido de que Nurni desconocia la
manera de correr en- pista interior
y la circunstancia POGO halagado-
IA de que, en- ell curse de los iiltimos
aflos, no ha habido una sola nota-
bilidad europea que haya 1ogrado
mantener inc6lume su prestigio de-
rortivo en- los Estados Unidos. Sc
cItaba Guiilemot, Ell fdolo de los
franceses en- los juegos de Amberes,
que tan tenuemette brill6 EN- Nueva
York; Sc r7oordaba a la incompara-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-08
PAAVO NIJRW VSTO DE CERC.A
cfebe ompo h0ce daones peioda americana
Correspondence Especial de ueua York. Por CASTON ANDDE

/ ICAL1DADES hispano-americanas.
He encontrado a Nurmi en- mo-
mentos en- Que Sc disponia a aban-
donar ell local del 71st Regiment Ar.
nory donde acababa de realizar la
boriosa practica. Al informarle Quist
cue escribo para Ia prensa de Ia
America Latina, Sc ha nlostrado
laas acequible de 10 que suele ser
coa Ia generalidad de los periodi-
cos locales, Y Sc ha prestado come
dido mi interrogatorio.
-Eurmi, Gcree usted, que ha lle-
gado al apogeo de sus facultades?
NO sehor. Espero hacer muchas
coeas durante los proximos cinco
amos. Tengo veintisiete de edad y
me siento plet6rico de vida Y entu-
siasinos. =
-GLe sera usted possible mejo-
c1r eI tempo de la milla?
-Espero que 81. No he corrido
Psta distancia sino tres veces en- mi
VIDA. Una OCCASION en- Finlandia hice
ell recorrido, por via de ensayo, en-
minutes 10 segundos 2I5 de Sc
gundo.
| -jQue pals tiene en- su opinion los
Elejores atIetas del mundo?
Los Estados Unidos. Bien claro
10 vienen demostrando en- los jue-
gos olimpicos y en- cuanto concurso
de corte helenico toman parte. EN-
rero, creo que mi pals puede consi-
derarse como el triunfador moral en-
los tiltimos juegos de Paris.
IA que atribuye usted Ia supre-
nlacia de los Estados Unidos en- los
| deportes?
simplemente al sistema de
crian2a. Aqui Sc inicia a los mucha-
chos en- la practica de los deportes
desde edad muy tierna.
-6Cu4l cree Usted que sera IA
actuaci6n de la America Latina en-
las denostraciones atl6ticas del por-
venir?
-Por las representations que al
gunos paises erviaron Paris jug
go que hay materia prima.
-GCree usted en- la superioridad
fisica de los n6rdicos.
NO creo en- la preponderancia de
ninguna raza determinada. En- Fin
landta somos fuertes porque hacemos
vida primitiva y nos alimentamos a
base de pescado Y pan de centeno.
IA que atribuye usted sus triun-
fos?
Nurmi vacila antes de responder.
Finalmente, despues de I'm momento
de redexion, expone con la mayor
naturalidad:
"A una perfecta coordination del
cerebro v del cuerpo, una vida
esencialmente Inetodica y a no poca
fuerza de voluntad. Generalmente
suelo alcanzar 10 que me propongog
(Continda en- Ia pag. 121
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-08

y Tunney; y por tlttmo Sc comenta-
la las visitas de los CRAKS papy-
rus y Epinard, que no lucieron cual
SO esperaba de ellos.
Nurmi, dos horas despn6s de me-
jorar Ell RECORD mund1al de La mi
liza en- pista interior, bati6 ell de Gin
CO mil metros, librando La distancia
con la misma desenvoItura que an
tes y con ell rnovinrento acompasado
Y 1itmico de un mecanismo bien Ill
brifica6o v en- perfecto estado de
funcionamiento La incredu1idad del
publico, 10 critica rn tanto velada
y un tanto punzante de algunos pc
riodicos locales, las referencias des-
pectivas, todas cesaron como por
encanto. A la mafiana siguients
Eurmi, que es reacio a la publici-
dad, Sc vic en- duro trance para es-
cabulhrse de Ia multitud de repor-
ters, fot6grafos, admiradores Y Gu
riosos que Sc agolpaban a las puer-
Tas de la modesto vivienda de Hugo
Quist, donde Sc ALOHA. Y desde en-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-08

tonces Paavo Nurmi, con su mirada
spagada, su naricilla respingona y
su aire de poquita cosa, pasa no po-
cos trabajos para rehusar cortSsmen-
te la interminable serie de agasajos
que sc lie brindan por doquier.
va todos los diaros del pals, AIN
los que cuentan con criticos de estre-
emo criterio nacionahstas que NADIA
qyIeren conceder al extraniero en-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-08

BILE Suzanne Lenglen, quien no le
fue dable, por un ctmulo de circuns-
tancias adversas hacer justicia a su
maravillosa lntuicion en- Ell TEN
MS; Sc traia colaci6n a Cont y a
Horemans, billaristas insignes que
Sc rindieron ante Ell taco magico de
Willie Hoppe; Sc mencionaba a
Carpenter, que sucuInbi6 teatral-
mente a manos de Dempsey, Gibbons
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-20
ZENY VYRABAJU PENIAZE
STRIKOVANiM STRIMFLf
donna,

The Auto Knitter Hosiery Com
pany, Buffalo, n. Y, predava ma
le rucne strojil1y ma strikovanie
strimfli, ma ktorych 81 zeny mozu
vyrobit' peniaze donna. Strojik
tento sa nazyva Auto Knitter
navod ako ma nom pracovat' "a
stella spoloenost' so strojom. Cd
sta rokov strikovanie strimfli bo-
10 obi 'dbenou pracou zien slo-
bodnVch hodinach- Sporive gaz.
dinky strikovaly strimfle pre- cc-
lii rodinu, zvlaste pocas dlhych
zimnych vecerov. Rucne striko-
vanie je zdlhava praca, ku ktorej
je treba hodne trpezlivosti.
Potom prislo storoeie strojov,
parry a elektriny, a vynajdene bo-
ly tiez stroje ma strikovanie. Rue
ne Strikovanie strimflf nemohlo
ovsem konkurovat' so strojovym
a ma dlhSf cas- upadlo celkom. Cd
tel DOLBY vsak, co bolsvynaj jdeny
maly rucny strojfk Auto Knitter
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-20

trapneho pre- zenu, ako krd ma stary klobdk a
stare saty pckne jarne rano nedel'u
Ssla som kary ma drnhom rohu a sla som osta-
tok cesty peso domov k Durkovi Kalich mo-
jej zlosti prekype potrebovala som niekol'ko
mindt potlaSit Shy, ktors paliac tsly sa tiect'
mi dou lfcami. .
Nechccla som. zeby Durko 81 ctil este horsio
ako sa uz citil pre- nedostatok pcnazi. Moi manzcl
je jcln Im takzvantch ''v bielom golieri robot.
nikom', ktoreho plat nedrzi sa na nrovni draze.
MIN zivontch potricb. ia bola privatnou sekre.
tarkon zarabala som slusny plat pre- seba pred
tfm, kfm SINE sa sobral poncvaG vsetky potre
by drazcly vyse a*vyse, niekedy som robila naraz
k" Durkov, ze by som Ease priala zamestnanie,
ale on vzdy toto zavrhol rozhodne
Ale trpka zktisenost' til nedel u bola pre- mia
primoc rozhoda ked' som Sla domov ze
Dnrko lebo neDurko. ia 81 MAIDEN sp6sob zarobit
81 ckstra pcniaze saty.
Ked' som dosla domov namalala som sa tyarit'
veseou, ako obyeajne, ale Durko 81 pohodlne sedel
fajtiac Dol zaujatv nedel nym novnami a ieho
spokojnost' akosi vel mi zlostila Aby veci wye
rally este horsie on drzal rukach magazinovd
fiastku obrazmi. poznamenal re nevidel este
nikdy dievky nosit krajsic saty AXE nosia tohto
sr'kn. - - y -. = ..'*. - 8
ia som sa nemohla zdrzat', vytrhla som mu no.
dis pekne saty, preto neknpis nejake svojej zenee
Potion som b"zala do svoiei izby drziac stale
noviny rukach. zatvorila som dvere a hodilA som
81 ma postel' vyplakat' dobre. Durko prisiel a
klopa ma Ivere, volal ma nina, ale ia som mu ne
otvorila.
Po ehvili som 81 sadla a zatala som prezerat' no.
why, ktore vytrhla Durkovi Odrazu som sa
narovnaa vzdtchla. zena pozeraa ttch novin
ma nina, drzac bankovf eek ruke a navrchu
strany novfn boly slova: "Ako ia zarabam peniaze
- to hnod' donna - Auto Strikovanie sa vyplaca
trojakEm sp6sobom.''
Htaa som kazde slovo tel oznamky. Ked' som
skoncila cftila som, re som nasa to- 60 som hl,a-
dala Rozhodla som sa napisat' pre- podrobnosti ale
re to podrzim V tajnosti pred mojim manzelom Po
nejakom case sla k a SINE sa podobr
prichystaa obed a mali sme blazene olpolu-
dne spolu. V ten vecer vystrihla som a zaslaa ku-
pom oznamky 1.-THE Auto Knitter Hosiery Co..
Ably eclI historiu zakontila poviem, ze som
len hpravy nasa TAX presvedcivfmi vyhodnymi
ze som ST pos!nla pre- Auto-strikovacie zariadenie
zahrhuinc do oho aj maly strikovaci stroi "Auto.
Knitter'.
KHm Durko Dol banke, ia vyuzila kazdti
mindtku ktord mohla popri mojej domacej
praei Pri konci mesiaca odosala som spoloenost;
prvd zasielku makkych, teplych, dobre strikova-
nych strimfli do jej oddelena strimflf ZpiatoGnou
postou dostaa plat eekom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-20
MATTEL ON DOMOV A
FARIEM.

Nzepodpisany oznamuje, ze do
stal zastupitel 'stvo najstarSej a
najvaesej americkej stromkar-
skej kvetinarskej firmy: Stark
Bros. Nurseries Co. Tato firma je
lO9-rocna najvacsia ma svete.
Ma stromkove rastlinove skol-
ky ma 5000 akroch zeme v roznych
statoch krajiny, a 0 jej pocestno-
sti vyslovil sa bol prezident Roose-
velt takto: "Ak sl Stark Bros.
ME cestni a spoil 'ahlivi, tax ne
viem, kto ma svete je." Tato firma
nasledkom 1O9-rocnych zkdseno-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-20

to patsntny prfstroj lie6ii iittuher-
kufdzu, raka a inc podobne ne
naOce.
Druhy podnik sa menoval Whit
tington Consumption Cure. Ked'
sa inSpektori pytali, aka je for
mnla, svihdleri povedali, ze je
tam 4 vacsei ciastky jablonove IL
site. Jedna fl'asa sa predavala "a
sest' dolarov, mac Styri flase "a
$40. Tekutina ' nieh pondkana ma
,Hivanie proti suchotinam, mala
cenn asi 18 alebo 10 centov "a fla
skn. Ked' vsetko to bofo vysetre-
ne, postacilo, ably Dol vydany "a
kaz proti zneuMvaniu posty.
Najhorsic jc, zc mnohi l'udia
dobrovol ne a ochotne dosvedtu.
il, ze i'm IA a ona mcdicina urobi.
Ia dnbre, tax ze ME jc casio moz-
no dostat' svedoctvo proti pod.
vodhikom. Ktorysi podnik ma pr.
uzival nieGo cukru a niecO soil a
tvrdil, re sa tym vylicci tuberkh.
l6za. Mnohi l'udia 81 nedali w,
svetlit', ze TAXA gebuzin, ich ne
vylieai.
Rak lieGila zas Burnside Puri
fico. Bolo vsctko podvodom a spo
locnost' bola sndne stihana a bo
10 jej zakazant uzivat' dopravy
postovej.
Go sa tyce okraslenia pleti bo
10 w vel'a penazi vyhodene ;
zvlaste ma pripravovane masky
| ma tvare, ktore maly tvorit' novt
kozu. Predavaly sa "a vel'm Wy
sokd cenu a v skutku nekoStova
ly Wac ako 20 centov. Mnohe ia
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-20

Spoloenost', predavajiica tieto
strojiky hovorf, re cd roku 1915,
ked' bola zalozena, teda "a desat
rokov prijala a dobre zaplatila
Wac ako diva a pol milionov pa
row puneoch upletenNch ma tych-
to strojoch. Vsetky ostatne po-
drobnosti o tomto strojiku dosta-
nete, ked' napfsete spolocnosti
ma adresu: Auto Knitter Hosiery
Company, Inc, Buffalo, N. Y.