davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-22

Tym matkam, ktor6 maju beby
nem6zu ich pridajat', odpornca-
me uzivat' Borden-ovo Eagle Mile
ko na flaskove pridajanie. Je to
tym najjemnejsfm mliekom maj
lepslm cukrom vedecky spolu smic
sanym pripravenym. Bordenovo
Eagle Mlieko je tou potravou,
ktora zbuduje pevn6 nohy zdra-
We telo. Ono umoznuje kojencu
naberat' vahy, ktor1 musi mat !,
aby bolo normalne a zdrave. Je
schvalene "a odporncane lekarmi
vyse sest 'desiat-pat' rokov pre- je-
no znamenitn akovost'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-22
VYBORNA PRfLEzITOsT PRE-
SLOVAKA.

Pekaren IA predaj. Obchod je
10 rocny. Majitel' odchadza ma
odpoeinok. Sikovny clovek knpi
tito pekarnu. Nachodi sa v rychle
rast1com oceliarskom meste a tiaz
pri tovarm Western Electric Co.
Obchod vo vel 'kom i malom od-
predaji a tiez dovazanie do do
NOV. Haste sa Il Dave Garfunkel,
Real Estate Dealer, Idaho Street,
Farrell, Pa. Piste alebo prid tie
osobne. go
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-22

mesiacov vekn diet ,at'a, druhom
roku staci diva razy u mesiaci.
Deti title majti byt' vazene al Ca
stejsie. Zdrava, pravidelna beba
ztrati desat' alebo iedenast per-
centov svojej vahy pri narodeni
" pryych dnoch dnoch po pride
| nj ma svet, tlto vahu dosiahne
Ease az ma desiaty den.
Dalsia ztrata vahy po druhom
dni poukaznje ma to, ,ze beba po-
Itrebuje Wac 'pokrmu, nez sa mu
| no dostava od prs.
Vo vseobecnosti deti ma konci
prveho roka vazia trikrat tol 'ko.
ako vazily pri narodenf. Primera-
ne tyzdenne naberanie zdrav6ho,
normalneho diet 'at'a je od sty-
roch do sest uncov. Priemerna
vyska zdraveho novorodeneho die
| Tat "a meni sa medzi Sestnast'
dvadsat 'styri colami vazi Cd
Sest do osem funtov. Deti muzske-
no rodu obycajne vazia Cd pol az
do tristvrte funta Wac, nez deti
zenskeho rodu.
Kojenci naberai1 najrychlejsie
vahu V prvych dvoch tyzdnoch Ii
vota. Po dvoch tyzdnoch az do pia-
itch mesiacQv je skoro rovnaka
naberanie vysky, "a tymto casom
stava sa to menej rychlym, ale po-
kracuje rovnomerne az do konca
prveho roku. Behom druheho roka
diet a narastie od styroch do pat
palcov, behom tretieho roka ma
.rastie tri do Styroch palcov, behom
behom stvrteho roka diva do troch
.colov a cd tohto veku az do jede-
nasteho rokll narastie cd jedneho
do dvoch colov.
Doba najrychlejsieho naberania
ma vahe je Il diet at "a prvych
pat tyzdfov v zivote. najvatsic
naberanie je V druhom mesiaci,
ked' kojenec ma nabrat' cd sest'
do osem uncov na tyzden.
Nasledovna tabulka predstavu-
je pricmernn vahu detf muzskeho
i zenskeho rodu od narodenia.
Tablica, vykazujdca priemernu
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-22

NaJbezpecneJslm naJncinli-
vejs1m sposobom ma udrzanie zu-
bow vasich deti v cistote ably sa
list ally je uzivat' Colgate Tooth
Cleaner pravidelne. Colgate's u
myje listi zuby a neposkriabe
ich. Lekari a dentisti vsade odpo-
r1caj1 Colgate's.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-22
FRANCUZsKA MNfSKA
vYHLASENA IA sVATU

Dha II. maja vyhlasena bola
V bazilike Sy. Petra v Rlme Sc
stra Tereza, karmelitska mniska
z Lizieux, Francdzska, znama pod
menom Maly Kvietok Jezisov"
"a svatl. Prftomne bolo tisice
l'udf. V bazilike horelo 5000
lampasovych pochlodnf. Sestra
Tereza bola znama kazdemu fran
c1zskemu yojakovi pocas Yojny a
uz vtedy bola povazovana "a sva-
.t1 kazdym francnzskym vojakom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-22
. MA PREDAJ FARMA

.35 akrov $ vel 'kym domom,
bank barnou a inymi budoviska-
mi. Nachodf sa len 90 minnt ce-
sty Cd Youngstown, na tehlovej
ceste. Ponlitna kara ide cez far
mn. len $4,000 pre- rychlu k1pu.
Haste sa u G. Fl. Bloom, 1893
Hillman st. Telefon SS23S.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-22
FAJNE DOMY MA PREDAJ

Skoro celkom novy tehlami mu-
rovany dom, 8 izieb a k1pelna,
suci pre- dive rodiny, blizko skoly,
kostola a oceliarni. Mastal kur-
mix ma majetku. Vel'ky lot, sOx
14O stop. Cena $9,500.00. Ma spla-
tky.
Ramovy dom, 6 izieb a k1pelna
ma fajnej juznej ulici pri kostole
skole. Toto je dobre stavany
dom. Cena $4,000. Splatky.
Kto sa zaujima ktorykol'vek
dom, pfste ma adresu: Agent, c. 0.
Youngstown Slovak News. P. O.
Box Alt, Youngstown, D. r,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-22
Drobne ohlasky
MA PREDAJ alebo DO RENTU

Dom is izbovy, dobry pre- bur
derov, blizko fabrik. Haste sa y
{. 1910 Poland Ave.
Preda sa i diva 5 izbove dolny
lacno so vsetkym modernym po-
hodlim. Haste sa 1910 Poland Ay.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-22
PREDA sA KRAsNY LOT

Pri Mahoning Ave. SLOW. ev.
kostole, so Slchov siroky predok,
lacno, pre- chorobu majitel'a. Q
adresu Haste sa V redakcii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-22
Zr11aren& zivOty
Na,pisal: VILLAIN Kopecnt.

ka. premozena jeho neznymi slo-
yami, pozrela ma svojho mila6ka
a mleky ponechala svoju rncku v
jeho svalnatejsej. TAX teda sli ru-
ka r,lke zdalo sa i'm, ze pre-
chadzaM svojim kral l'ovstvom. Bo-
10 i'm tax sladko, re sa neopova-
zili ami hoyorit'. Kdesi ma 'vrsku
zavolala klrkMka.
Sibal Jarko hlasne ratal jei ku,
kanie. Marienka' tusila jeho my
slienky slabo sa zarumenila.
! "Pocula 81, Marienka, desat
KRAFT zakukala, to bude desat ko-
selackov.' DevuSka premerala no
poloprisnym, poloodptst 'ajicim
pohPadom "a vravela:
| "Aky 81 dnes zlomysel ny, Jar
ko. Nazdaa som sa, ze 81 lepsi."
| Gale, ale, ci sa mole srdiecko
zlobie We'd Nv budem dobry al;o
baranok w svoju oya&ku nepo-
hnevam. Ia mic ma svete.''
A zrakom plnym lasky pohlcu-
j1c Marienku, objal ju okolo pa.
sa. ...
"No, Jarko, neprived' ma do
reel. Co, keby mas niekto pozoro-
! val? Mala by som ia cd matky
pekne pociivanie.' Lee tvar jei
bola tax vl'udna, re nedodavala
slovam ziadneho dorazu. A preto
varovanie Marienkino minulo sa
ncinkom.
Jarko sa len usmial a tnlil sa
k dieveatku d'alej: DuSinka,
bud milosrdna, ved' mi dopraj
raz do tyyzdna trochu potesenia. -
Marienka bola dojata jeho do
vernost 'ou a osvojac 81 jeho in
tfmny ton, zasveholila roztomile
maznavo: Gale ved' maj pre-
dsa, Jarinko, rozum. Ty 81 mi na-
ozaj nepocilvny chlapcel.
Jarko sa ma nu zahl 'adei opat
jasnym, radostnym pohl 'adom a
prekypujiic neznost 'ou, vyhrkol:
Pod, diet "a zlate, lebo ia tn
sovrem do naruGia a udusim ia
bozkami. " A ISL, odboGiac ma men
81 chodnik. ably boil istejsi pred
sliediemi klebetami. Dostali sa
ma pekni eistinku. Horela cerve-
nostou jah6d. Marienka vykrikla
prekvapenim a Jarko usi!oval sa
obsypat' ju sladl>ymi plody.
"Tak, Marienka Takto by som
ia chcel cely zivot len ku samym
pozitkom privadzat'."
Gale nevrav, syneek. Menej slu
buj, ale viacej spln.''
"Ozaj, Marienka, ci sa raz do
zijem toho, po com tax tnzim9"
90"
"No, ci raz naozaj budes mo-
jou dobrou zenuskou.'
"To len cd teba zavisi. Jestli
budes dobry -
"Vsetko urobim, co len zia-
dat budes. Ale 81 ia dobyt' mu-
sim.'
Marienka sa trochu .pocitom
hrdosti zahladela ma mladika
vravela sknmavo:
"No len ably laska tvoja bola
vytrvala..."
A Jarko vravel tax mako a
dojimavo: "a ty by 81 tom po-
chybovala? Dusa moja, ved' som
TAX opusteny ma tom svete, re len
teba jedind nam, teba drah6 a
do|bru. Nemam matky, a ked' tel
v mladom veku MET, tax MET nj
koho. X tebe jedinej Isa obraciam
v kazdej chvili svojho mladene-
ckeho zivota. A tebe venujem ce-
lie svoje srdce. Nebudes sa nj
kym DELFT o moju lasku.''
7 Jeho oci maly v sebe odlesk
vndtorneho pohnutia a Marienke
sa zdalo, ze keby ami nehovoril,
len keby hi 'adela do jeho oc1, ze
by tiez vedela, elm jehot dusa zvu.
LII. 7.
| A on pokraeoval: "Usinam
vzdy tvojim obrazom mysli,
| - I'LL - - - >,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-22

prekypuJuca zelen. Ma vSe1Kom
q lezalo slnko svojimi opal 'uji1cimi
paprslekami. Kazdy tyor niesol '
sebe hornci impuls dany omlade-
non prfrodon, plytvajicou teplom,
svetlom barvami. Priatel 'ske dru
Il xiny kvetov smialy sa svojimi ko-
runkami a ohniva cArven zrejl-
q cich ceresni budila predstavu pier
dozrievajncich panien.
Vsetka ia krasa skryvala sa v
narnci malebnej doliny, ktoro,l
nhanal vlak. Bujne koruny aga
tov, lip, jabloni a smrekov prebie
haly popri vlakovych oblokoch a
Gierna ia obluda ztracala sa V
dial'ke zanechavajnc roztrha III
stopu bieleho dymu.
Cestou Cd mensej !stanice kra-
Gala prrlzne dievtina. Niekedy.
zmiernila krok dlhym pohl'a.
dom stihala mizn1ci vlak. pri com
jej zakazdym uslo neznej hrudi
lkaj1ce zavzdychanie. Kyprt tiel-
ko zaehvelo sa pri tom tenkom
letnom Safe. .
Marienke bolo clivo. Jej hlboke,
nezabndkove oei zastrely sa senti-
mentalitou. V mySlienka'ch ,eSte
vzdy bola so svojim Jarkom, kto-
ry jej dust rozsial plno Fdbi-
] vych dojmov teraz "a kazdym
otocenfm rusnovych kolies sa -
vzdialoval.
" Jarko moi, Ease 81 sa mi zjavil
len alo prchava vidina.'' sdmer-
ne vykrojene perry, pine st 'avna-
tel mladosti sepotaly 81 zalobne
tieto slova:
Preco mi okamihy, ba cele ho-
diny MIN prezite talk nepocho-
pitel'ne rychle uplynhg A ia sa
tvch civil ami nasytit nemozem.
On ie mi talk dobry mily.''
Pc Marienkinych lickach roz-
lial sa blazeny dsmev a dvojica
oen, pod urcite kreslenym obo.
elm hi l'adela iskrivym a zboznym
st 'astim. Dievcina bola rada, ze
nikde nebolo cloviecika. Mohla
sa nerusene oddat' svojim snom
a spomienkam. A ona sa Mich
rada kochala. Tym nadobnda!a
jej krasna mladost' p6vabu. Ma
opravdovej l'nbosti zalozene sny
otvaraly jej vabivu perspektivu
budlceho zenstva.
Pomaly sa uberala cestou sme-
rom k mesteku, ale nechcelo sa
jej akosi domov. Ttzila predict
trochu osamote V prirode, ktora
sue l'ud mi vzdy rovnako stara
mlada, vie vylndit' ozvuk ce-
lei vekovej stupnici l'udskych du-
81. Zachcelo sa jej odbocit' ce-
sty a prejst' sa makkym pobre-
zfm ticheho Hrona.
Ma suchom mieste rozprestrela
kvetovanii satku a pohodlne 81
sadla, zaistiac sa proti slnku GER
venym slnecnikom. Bola rozkos-
ma, ako vel'ky barvami hovo-
riaci kvet. vsadeny do zeleneho
pozadia travin pruznych vrbo-
visk.
Marienka bola tych vzacnych
de\usiek, u ktorych sa telesna
krasa sn1bi cistotou mysli a S
llbokost 'ou citoveho bohatstva.
PretO tiez JeJ krasa postradala
palcivej smyselnosti, ale bola Ia
hodna jak ztelesneny vyraz duse.
Kto by ju Dol mohol tajne pozo-
rovat v jej zamyslenosti, neod-
! trhol by sa cd pntaveho obrazku
TAX by no bola zaujala povab-
na vyrazovost' oblicaja odusev-
nena hra tvare, poddavajuca sa
barvitosti myslienok citov.
Marienka spomlnala uplynulych
hodfn, ktore Jarkom prezila.
Frisiel tejto nedele, ako al ino-
kedy robieva. Cely tyzden zdal sa
lei byt' ako costa, ktora vedie k
vftanemu ciel'u. A ako sa i'm dnes-
ny den vydaril! Kazdh nedel u
rata chyil'ky. ktOrych m0Ze
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-22

II SxFe 4 ri i
1 jemnym pousmianim blazenost
sladkej chvile.
i Avsak spomienky ma brehu Hro.
ma sediacei Marienky boly preru-
sene mocnym slapnutim vo vode,
| TIL st5uka sa vymrstila mad hladi-
MI. No dievca sa nedalo ma dlho
|vyrusit a pokracovalo Y NAL be
Eprezitych slasti d'alej.
/ Spominala, ako jill Jarko prnd-
ko sovrel do narucia a hlasoSsroz
ochvenym iej vravel: "Zlatusko
moje!' lsli potion chodnickom
hore stranon ako v ornament. Zda-
10 sa i'm, ze vSetko okolo Mich sa
i'm prihovara, ze j tie stromy ako-
81 nvedomele stoja spalire, re al
mohntny smrek ako sperzonifiko-
vany starec dobracky zmnri svojc
neVldltel ne Ocl. .-.. .
| Dosli k vel l'kemu, mochom obra-
stenemn balvanu. Cez vrcholce
nizkeho podrastu bolo vidiet' kle-
saiucu dolinu. Usadli ma balvan
a sytili sa vreltm ohl'adom ma
seba. Onedlho sa zmenil .JarkO V
tvari a spytal sa Marienky: a
nesklameS ma, duSinka? Nevybc-
ra pre- teba mat vvhodnejsiu par
tiu?'
Marienka sa len nsmiala a npo-
kojila no l'ahko: "Matka privoli
k tomu, co ia chcem. Ved' 81 ty
nemysli - ia som donna tiez pa
nou!"
Jarko sa musel zasmiat', rozto-
milosti svojej milenky. Ale ia he
vorila d'alej: "Ty sa teda bojis
sklamania A ia 81 naopak two
rim plany, ako ia urobim blaze
nFm. Obklopim ia neznost 'ou a
laskou ty musfs kancelarie
prichadzat' domov ako do ticheho
pr1stavu st 'astiaI. Pripravim ii il
tulnii a mil1 domacnost' a ia ii V
nej budem manzelkou, milenkou,
matkou sestrou. Nesmie abyt'
chmury ma tvojom cele, ktorl by
som nezaplaSila nebude Dol II
ami rany, ktorn by som laskou
svojou nezahojila. Mojim najvac-
sim st 'astim budc, ked' "a po svo~
JON boku uvidim vzdy blazene-
no."
Jarko nesptist al MarienEy o.
ei ked' dohovorila, uchopil vas
nive jej makkii ricku, vrele ju
pobozkal skropil slzou vd 'acno-
sti. AXE to bolo vsetko krasne!
OpraNdiva pohadka mladosti. Po-
tom sa Marienka napfasila, re ich
budn rodiGia hl'adat' a preto po-
spiechala Jarkom hory domov.
Vracali sa veseli a st 'astni ako
park mladych skovrankov.
Ako bolo Marienke dobre sDo-
minat'. A ked' sa jej pruzne, sti
hle telo ubieralo potom od Hrona
domov, tlklo nom srdce RADIO
st 'ou zivene sue odleskom zazitej
blazenosti.
AvSak ako kruty nemilosrd-
ny je niekedy l'udsky osud!
Raj nedel'u Jarko Ease po>
spiechal ku svojej Marienke. No
oneskoril sa trochu ked prisiel
ma stanicu, vlak az bol uvedeni
do pohybu. Go robit'? Cely tyz-
den eakal ttizil po svojom diev-
cati teraz ma byt' olupeny o
trochu blazenosti? Nerozmysl al
sa dlho hoci vedel, re jedna pro-
ii predpisom, rozbehol sa k vlaku,
Iaby >dpnho vyskocil. Ktosi nafho
zavolal, snaziac sa no zadrzass' ,
ale on nepocul. Vysvihol sa a az
Dol ma spodnom schodku. Ale po-
hyb vlaku sposobil, ze telo sa Wy
sinulo rovnovahy a naklonilo
sa k naraznlkom. Mladik sa krto-
vite drzal jednou rukou zabradlia
hi 'adiac sa .opat' dostat' svojim
telom mad schodky. Lee zrychlo.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
1 Little Plume FO0Iisl,ness

Fire destroyed all
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-17
BELIEVE LEvEES SAVED PUEBLO FROM ANOTHER
 BIG FLOOD DISASTER

PUEBLO, Col, Oct. Is. (P)-Levees and flood control work of the Pueb- 10 conservancy district saved Pueblo from another disastrous flood In July. Cloudbursts in the mountains in the same month of 1921 brought down a deluge that flooded large part of the city and took more than 100 lives.
 Observers believe the amount of water that flowed thru the Arkan- sas channel in July this year would have caused repetition of the dis aster had it not been for the levees, which enabled the channel to carry greater volume of water without danger to Pueblo.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-17
FORMER ANTI-sOvIET LEADER
 TO BECOME SUBJECT JAPAN

NAGASAKI, Oct. 15. (P-Ex-At- tamin Semenoff, former Russian White" leader who fled from the Soviet and is now living in Nagasaki, is reported to have formally applied for Japanese naturalization. The Home office is expected to waive the rigid seven-year residence rule in favor of the Russian refugee. It is said Gen. Semenoff plans to conduct a campaign for closer economic re- lations between Japan and Mongolia.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-17
WIFE SEATTLE MAN IS
 ASTOUNDED ASSETS ALASKA

SEATTLE, Oct. 15. (P)-Mrs. Harry Farr, wife of vice-president Farr of the Pierce-Farr company of San Francis co, who returned to Seattle today af- ter killing a moose, two bears and sev- eral caribou in Alaska, said: q never realized before what tremendous as- sets lie in Alaska. I am not a min ing engineer, but saw copper ore, for example, exposed in the interior, in a manner astounding"
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-17
SPEEDS UP ROTATION SHIP

MUEHLHEIM, Oct. 15. (P-An improvement on Flettner's famous TO. tation ship has been constructed by the engineer, Franz Struzia. His ves- sel is equipped with two stationary towers. By means of large air fun nels that can be regulated to point in any direction, the vessel is en- abled to utilize the wind coming from any point of the compass, where by it's speed is materially enhanced. At the trial trip the vessel succeed. ed in attaining a far greater speed than the Flettner ship.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-17
PAGE l'HREE
RADIO STATION IN NORTH

OTTAWA, Oct. 15. (P-The Arctic circle will have a daily contact with civilization through the opening of a new public radio station at Aklavik, at the mouth of the Mackenzie river.
 The station was built for trading and transportation companies of the Mac Kenzie basin.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-17
T F :: t3 r s3 [; t$ T :: s3 q q Il {: ss T ENGRAVED CALLING CARDS q

0 Samples of engraved calling q
 T have been received on the last S
 q boat and are on display at this :: c office. Prices are lower than for :; S many years and include plate. q T Why use printed card when you :: T can now secure a neatly engrav- :: q ed calling card with your favor q II ite type for the same price. q r Prices are for lots of 50 and 100. q T r :: :: ss :t :: :: . :s . r :: . q ss
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-17
MRS. MARGUERITTE FISHER
 oLDTIMER DIES IN SEATTLE

SEATTLE, Oct. 15. (P)-Mrs. Mar gueritte Fisher, born on a prairie schooner on the Nevada, California line July 3, 1845, died here last Mon day. Mrs. Lillian Brooks of Anchor age, is a daughter of the deceased.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-17
TENNYsoN FlRsn EDITION FOUND

LONDON, Oct. 15. (P)-A first edi- tion copy of Poems by Two Broth CTS" dated 1927 and valued at 60 lbs. was discovered in a sack of books sent as waste paper to a firm of booksellers. The two brothers are Lord Tennyson and his brother Chas.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-17
MAUD'S CREW DISBANDING

SEATTLE, Oct. 15. (P)-The crew of the exploration vessel Maud is now preparing to disband. Three will go to Norway and Sweden, the aviators to California and Doc Visiting Sverd- rup will remain until the libels on the vessel are settled.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-17
GEODETIC SURVEY SHIPS
 ON WAY TO HONOLULU

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 15. (P-The Coast Geodetic Survey steamship Dis coverer and Pioneer returned from AL aska with data and correct maps and charts, have sailed for Honolulu to be- gin survey of Hawaiian waters.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-17

SUITS PRESSED from Is to 20 min utes with Sanitary Hoffman Press er-Phone Madison 103.
 JORDANS VALET SERVICE.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-17
CLASH IN PANAMA; ONE DEAD

WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. Is. (P- A clash between disorderly clements and American troops at Long City, Panama, resulted in the death of one Panaman and two wounded. The War Department has been informed that or der was shortly restored.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-17
CAFE MAN IS MISSING

DAWSON, Oct. Is. (P)-Barney West, proprietor of the Central Cafe, has been missing since Saturday, when he took his shotgun and left a note for the postmaster saying his body would be at the bottom of the river.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-17
LAST ExEcUTIoNER, DENMARK

COPENHAGEN, Oct. 15. P-Den- marks last executioner, Paul Seis- trup, died at the age of IS. During 25 years he held office there were only three executions, as the death penalty has been virtually abolished.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1925-09-11

an added inducement for going into
business for himself, the Foundation
states. That he has not been slow to
take advantage of the opportunity is
testified in the increasing number Of
roadside markets on the more FREE
quented highways. Figures show that
each Of these markets takes in fif-
teen to thirty dollars up to several
hundred dollars day, varying with
buyers being tourists driving through
the vicinity. Some Of these are
nothing more than stands Of simple
board construction while the more
Hetentious are housed in buildings
winch may be locked after the days
or the seasons business. The most
placed as to have convenient park
ing facilities where prospective buy
ers may examine the articles or
goods, which should be of good quality
yet moderately priced and attractive
ly displayed.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1925-09-11
STATE GETS So MILESS
ADDITIONAL FEDERAL
AID HIGHWAY IN 1922


Washington farmers and tourists
now enjoy SO miles more Of Federal
aid highways than they did year
ago. This mileage, completed in the
year ending June 30, cost q total Of
81 ,967 1888, Of which the federal gov
eminent furnished $826,316. High
way construction under this plan now
under way in the state totals 1877
miles, while the total mileage COM
pleted previous to last year was 457
miles. =
This additional mileage, while a
convenience to the tourist in the
state, is a godsend to the farmer, ac-
cording ito the Foundation. It is
estimated that each and every far
mer in this section Of the country
averages SO tons Of farm products
hauled to market and 10 tons of feed,
fuel, fertilizer, machinery, supplies,
ETC., from town. When good roads
make trucks feasible this is not very
burdensome, but it represents good
many hours labor where horses and
poor roads must be used. And so
while the tourist finds the inter-city
roads mighty comfortable, to the far
mer good serviceable road from his
farm to the nearest market is down
right necessity.
The expansion Of hard road sys-
TENS both in this and other states
in recent years has given the farmer
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tions the right of the workers to do
this. and few now question their wis
dom in taking the step; although
there are still some who are cha
grined at the ease with which the
work has been accomplished.
The greatest combination of fin
ances is banking and insurance. The
insurance companies feed the banks
and in fact constitute practically e
greatest contributor of wealth. be-
cause of the volume of business done,
and the size of their liquid assets.
The feeders of the insurance COM
panies are to a large extent the
workers, the insurance companies
feed the banks, and the banks then
can mobilize the wealth of the coun-
try for use as Capital sees fit.
The number of Labor Banks is
rapidly increasing, and No. 81 was
recently opened in Houston, Texas.
Just as Labor entered finances five
years ago, it has now entered insur-
ance, and No. / of the old-line legal
reserve "Union-made" life insurance
companies was formed some. months
ago by the International Brother
hood of Electrical Workers, and
called the Union Cooperative Insur-
ance Association, with its Home
Office at the Machinists' Building,
Washington, D. C. This step has
been criticized by some people who
are not entirely sympathetic to the
advancement of Labor along outside
lines, but there seems to be as little
cause for worry among the workers
and as great cause for rejoicing in
this forward movement as there is in
connection with the Labor banks.
One Woodworking but keen-think-
ing man expresses the cooperative
idea as exemplified by Labor Banks
and Labor Insurance Companies as
follows:
Life has taught me to believe
firmly in the cooperative movement
"No individual worker or laboring
man can hold much money but
through cooperation (like the !. B
E. w. Insurance and the Brotherhood