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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-01
Spring Loaf.

Take equal parts of cooked and
mashed onions, turnips, carrots and
fresh peas. Mix all together and add
two tablespoons of margarine, a tea
spoon of minced parsley, two tea
spoons of salt and bit of mixed soup
seasoning.
Add two well beaten eggs and enough
bread crumbs to make a loaf of a
proper consistency. Bake in a CREASED
pan in a moderate oven until firm.
Serve either with or without a top
layor of grated cheese.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-01

There is Il time .honored custom in
New England Of hanging May baskets
filed with goodies on the front door
knobs of favored young friends. The
doorbell is rung, the person hanging
the basket runs swiftly away and
must be looked for until caught by
the recipient of the basket After he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-01
Answers to Food Questions

Answers 70 readers questions regard
ms diet will be given by Winifred stuart
! turer on nutrition. Questions should be
accompanied by a self addressed. stamped
en % b as Gns n sSs Column
others will be answered through the
| mail. Every. effort will be made to
answer questions promptly. but We be-
any nnavoidsble delay. The number Of
take its turn Address Winifred Stuart
Gibbs. 81 West 39th street, New York
| City.
NV 23-month old son has eczema,
| which is caused by cows milk and
eggs. Therefore. he cannot eat any
thing with even drop of either in 1t.
He positively refuses TO eat any cook
ed cereal and only a few vegetables
| of the green variety seem to please
| his taste.--Mrs. c. L. d.
Many authorities agree that infants
with eczema may be benefited by pre-
pairing all food without salt. II the
child is nursing the disease may come
! from poisons in the mothers food. She
should experiment with her own diet
and watch the effect on the baby.
Often the mother has to give up meat
or some other food that does not agree
with her.
When the baby is bottle fed and
| cannot take cows milk the milk of
almonds may be used instead, or malt
ed nuts. Another possibility is Cruel
made of matted barley. Still another
is a Cruel made of a potato TO which
butter has been added. An ointment
may be sometimes used with good eff
feet. and this should be prepared
under the advice of physician.
/ am bothered with eczema for a
long time. 1t is in my elbows and
in my scalp. I have tried so many
things, so wondered If a change of
diet would help.-Mrs. I. f. o.
Most simple diseases of the skin
| respond quickly to a change of diet.
! 1t is advisable TO give up soups made
with meat stock. eggs fish and meat.
In some cases even milk must be uesd
sparingly and the patient may depend
on butter for his supply of fat. The
diet should be strictly non-poison
forming and should be chosen from
the following list:
Shredded raw cabbage, olives, shred
ded carrots, lettuce, cucumbers, eel
| cry, radishes, bran preparations. but
termilk, fruit juices, all fresh fruits
(unless, as is the case Of Strawberries,
there is some individual reason against
their useD, butter, cream, cottage
cheese. fruit gelatins, dates, figs, raj
sins, rice and tapioca.
VIII you kindly answer these cues
tons at your early convenience? ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-01

REFRESHMENTS FOR TWO ARE,
SERVED IN MAY BASKETS TO
SUPPER PARTNERS IN COSTLY
ARRANGED SEATS.
is caught they return to the young
friends home, and the contents OF
the basket are enjoyed together. So
In finding the May baskets in an en-
icrtainment each person is seeking
4 friend who Will be found when an
entangled cobweb has been followed to
its end. True to the old custom. the
couple will eat the yiands together.
Wherever these baskets are found,
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
F.. T. FORSLING ON
 FRAT DEGREE TEAM

Oregon Agricultural College, Cor valis, Ore, Jan 29-Elmer T. For sling, sophmore in commerce. is q member of the Acacia Masonic De- gree Team which conferred the Master Mason's Degree at Dayton, Oregon, on the evening of Friday December 5th. The members of the Acacia Fraternity and several faculty Masons made the sixty-mile trip by auto, returning to Corvallis the same evening. The degree team works in the Corvallis Lodge and other lodges of the State each year. Forsling is pledge of Aca cia, National Masonic Social Fra ternity, which has chapter houses only on college campuses, and has affiliations with the Masonic Order as membership requirement..
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
LOCAL NEWS
LARGEST REINDEER HERD IN HISTORY ROUNDED UP
 BY LOMEN COMPANY

Alfred Lomen arrived in Nome yesterday after being away since November 13. looking after the rounding up of the thousands of reindeer of the different herds of the Lomen Reindeer and Trading Corporation, some of which would make . cattle roundup look sick In way of numbers.
 Mir. Lomen,s destination, when he left Nome was the Bucklsnd River where the company maintains cor rals. During the month of Decem- 'ber and early January. he super intended the rounding up of 30.- 900 head of reindsef.. 2e,00o. from the Kotssbus herd sat 10000 from tho Buektsnd Asrd. This h the largest number of reindeer which have over besa brought to- gether st ono time anywhefe' on the Western Hemisphere.
 The operation of the roundup took longer than was expected on account of the lack of snow, tho glare ice and the continual over flows caused from the streams be- ing frozen to the bottom. Follow. ing Mr. Lomen are herders driving 1900 prime reindeer for the slau- ghterhouses at Golovin. 1000 to be killed and stored for shipment on the first boat in the Spring.
 The animals are reported to be in fine condition due to the light snowfall which makes for easy gra- zing. During the roundup they were hindered for a time by the short hours of daylight. but they decided to use lanterns which was found to be successful.
 A gain of 14.000 animals is re- ported by the company for this year and the herds now number in the vicinity of 50,0O0.
 On the return trip Mir. Lomen met his brother Ralph who was op his way Outside and it was then that he first heard of the epidemic here, and hurried on because of that, leaving others to attend to the work at Golovin He also met Leonard Seppala at Topkok Hill travelling fine with a big string of 6opS SOpe pf which were rupninu loose.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
NOME RED CROSS
 OFFERS SERVICES

The local Chapter of the Amerf- can Red Cross held an emergency meeting on Wednesday evening and subscribed money for the pay ment of the services of the public nurse who has been employed by the Health Board to attend cases of diphtIleria.
 They will also take care of other types of relief which comes in their line when 1t becomes necessary. ac- Fcording to their usual customs.
 Miss Morgan, the nurse in charge of the cases, is a Red Cross Nurse and served in France during the War, 1t is understood.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
NOME HARDWARE MAN WIRES
 REGRETS AT EPIDEMIC

Under date of January 2S, E. l.. Holt wires A. Polet. local merch- ant, among other things, that he is sorry to hear of the epidemic in Nome and offers his services. He also states that E. R. Jordan and Al Nicholson are both very ill. Mir. Holt states that he, himself, is well which will be good news to his many friends here.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
CANDLE SCHOOL GAVE
 HOLIDAY PROGRAMS

Alfred Lomen reported that the Candle schools gave some hne pro grams on Thanksgiving and Christ mas. which were we'll attended by Fall the residents who complimented the pupils and their popular teach CT Mrs. Clarence Ausley for thelI enorts and talent. After the ex. ercises . dance was given on eact occasion.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31

Alfred Teisberg, who will long he remembered as one of those aboard the ill-fated Silver Wave which was lost recently in the Arctic, has taken the position as Chief Deputy in the office of the Clerk of the District Court, re- placing C. J. Woofter, resigned.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
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In an interview with Doctor Welch for } the Doctor explained pretty thoroughly what } the prospects are and what to expect. and } the sum and substance appears within. } "rhe situation Is improving daily. not } by accident. but on account of the prompt } action taken by the Board of Health and the } wonderful corporation of the people of Nome } aad the vicinity.
 ''The Nattyes have done their psst aad } have done 1t we'll" said Doctor welch. land . r. am surprised it their prompt action aud ce- operation in this emergency. They had vol untarily set up . quarantine of thear own on the Sand Spit. and think they arc maiu- taining it of their own volition Tt is only from the action on the part of all that serious epidemic can be avoided not only in Nome. but in the whole district. THE DANGER IS NOT YET PASSED. ETERNAL VIGILANCE IS THE WATCH WORD-there will undoubtedly be sporadic unlocked for cases occurring in Nome and vicinity all winter and for that matter, for year. These will be taken care of they occur and if promptly separated and quarantined will be of particular menace to the community. as by that time we shall have ample supply of anttoxin. Because of the favorable outlook. IT
 DOES NOT BEHoovE US TO RELAX OUR VIGILANCE. When the antitoxin arrives
 providing that things remain favorable
 as at present. see no reason that the gen. eral quarantine may not be frightened, but there will have to be strict watch kept
 well accurate reports. all suspected
 cases
 Sunlight is the greatest fighter of dis
 ease and the lengthening hours of sunlight
 will work wonders for :he benefit of the af-
 hicted, and also keep those not exposed in
 good health" said the Doctor in conclusion + + + + + + f < + + + + .*+ ++++ +4** UBsCRIBE FOR. THE NOME WEEKLY NUGGE
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31

The Health Board received {" com n unication from Thomas AL fred Ross Jr.. Post No. g, American Legion early in the week to the effect that the members were vol unteeriuE their services in the event that the epidemic got beyond control. This offer was understood to be limited to no special work. but showed willingness to do any and all services required.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31

With all the excitement last week with the epidemic breaking out, the Nugget overlooked report ing the Catholic Ladies' Card Par ty, which was given on tho prevt- ous Saturday night. The ladies had a fine crowd and were able. to send a worthwhile donation to the Hot Springs Home from the pro- ceeds.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31

Thornton it's representative Nome, that there fifteen dphtheria with four deaths to last night. He stated that Emily Morgan of Wch- ita. Kansas, former overseas who went to Nome from Unalaska, doing yeoman service.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31

\ Native who basks in the glory of the borrowed name of Tom Cod. has entered complaint in Judge Fuller's Court against Henry AL heidt. whom he charges with steal ing foxes from his traps on Gold Run.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31

Pete BlOomberg arrived in Nome Wednesday evening with the body of the late Joe Sales, who was found dead in his cabin at the Kel- liner grounds on the Kougarok shortly after Christmas. The body will be prepared here for shipment to the States.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31

Right in the midst of winter when everything seems quiet and sleepy. gold in considerable quantities is being all the time surely and stead lily pounded out of the rock of Big Hurrah. Louis Lane brought up big poke yesterday.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31

John Litchtcnbcrg has just pre- sented the Pioneers Museum with willows which were recently dis covered at depth of so feet fin the tundra, near Jess Creek.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31

RumOr had 1t that Messrs. Swe- zy and Monkman of the Hammon Company force were on the diph- theria list, but all are glad to know that their cases were only mild sore throat.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31

Mrs. Guy J. Turnbow has taken position in the Nome Postof1ce. relieving Mir Norman Rothacher, who resigned to take position in the office of the Clerk of the Dis trict Court
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31

The work of rcmotIcIIing the Moose Hall is progressing, and the hall will be ready for use when ever Nome gets back to normalcy after the epidemic scare.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31

T .J. Ncstor Company carries the largest and only exclusive line of wines. liquors. beers. mineral wat CTS. and cigars in Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
NOME ANxlOUSLY
 AWAITS ARRIVAL
 DocS--ANTIT0xIN
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 Kaltag with stop at Nulato to feed seppala has planned make time by hauling half of his dogs half of the time. Ralph Mackie, Anchorage flyer served in France. says it Is impossible to equip men properly to ny from Fairbanks to Nome in the prevailing temperatures. which are reported as averaging forty six below along the route
 ANCHORAGE. Jsn. 30. tAP,-special-John Folger and Titus Nicola in the antitoxn race tore out by stage between Nenana and Ruby arriving ae the latter place at eight five Thursday night An other musher left three minutes later for ka1tas where seppala thought to be awatins-aot at Ruby as previously reported.
 FAIRBANKS Jan c9. (AP)-Dos team relays are scheduled reach Ruby between eight p. m and midnight tonight which is midway to Nome. ar irving at Panama at eight this morning. and will speed westward The drivers taking part in the relays are W. J. shannon. Edgar Kelland. Jim Kel- land Dan Green. John rolger and Titus Nicolas.
 NENANA, Jan. 30, tAP)--Anttoxn passed Nu- lato a. today and is due in Kaitag at three D. m. today.
 SEATTLE, Jan. 30. tAP)-Dr. Magruder. of the Public Health Service announced today that the greatest precautions must be taken safeguard the one million one hundred thousand units of antitoxn going forward by steamer tomorrow for Nome. The Bureau of Education said today they had informa- tion that only three deaths had occurred and ten cases Antitoxin shipment includes million units provided by the the Public Health Service and hundred thousand units by the Bureau of Education Seattle.
 WASHINGTON Jan. 30 tAP)--Authorization for Detective Darling to fly with antitox;n from Fairbanks to Nome has been forwarded to Alaska Delegate Sutherland has obtained the permission of the Departments of Justice and the Navy.
 SAN FRANCISCO Jan. 30 tAPl-Special- Red Cross here today received a report from C. W.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31

Ted kreinner, who was thought tc he coming down with ldiphtheria is feeling fine and it happened that he had sore throat for only a day.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
NAH. NOTICE

Mall fer Taylor aad Hot SDFinos will close at : .. n.. sSeenF4ny. Man for Tsllsr and Wales will aaso cIese at thAe taune.
 POgTlGAsIIR.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
IT YEARS AGO

James O'ROurke challsnees any man in the country to race him any distance from 5 to 100 miles for five hundred dollar side bet or the gate receipts.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31

Prof. Rynning, Superintendent of Schools, who has been suffering with diphtheria. Is on the road to recovery. it is said.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31

Two hundred pounds of letter mail left Fairbanks this morning for Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31

A big time will be enjoyed to- morrow evening in the Native Mis- sion on the Spit when the Eskimo children will be giving a singing party
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31

400 miles north of Point Barrow. far away from all the haunts of civilized people has been discover ed a white hermit by Capt. Mikkel- sen. The Capt. would not divulge the mans name but he at one time went the pace in San Francisco. blew in and inherited some of 100000 dollars and then left for the wilds to hide himself forever.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31

(. J. Wooftcr. who resigned his position as Deputy Clerk of the Court, has taken a position in the 'mechanical department of the Mug get.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31

The \. E. Basket Ball Team de- feated the Y. NJ. c. A. last evening for the 3rd game of the series by d score of 26 to IA
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31

There are two classss: Those who think the nude is art. and those who think fancy sofa pillows are.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31

Mrs. Billy Cameron, one of the diphtherfa patients, is doing nicely and the chances are that she will be recovered in short time.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31

A. C. Moon fell down shaft, which is 60 feet deep. this morn ing at Irene Creek, and suffered a compaund fracture a leg. a foot. and a collar bone.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31

More than 50 pupils. by far the largest number ever enrolled. will attend the Nome High School next year.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31

si fires occurred fin the city Of Nome in the year just past. and yet the damage done does not ex- ceed 5000 dollars.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31

DOCTOR WEIGH GIVES AN OUTLINE ON THE
 DIPHTHERA EPIDEMIC
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 30 fAPl-specia- Red Cross here today received report from C. w.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31

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The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31

NENANA Jan. 3o tAP)-Anttoxin passed N lato at ten a. m. today and is due in Kaltag three D. today
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-12
DET1 PRIsrAHovALcov vYN1KAJU.

Pr skolskych zkskach dokazalo re det prist aho-
valcov vynika stdiach angckej reel sohu mad det
tn rodenych Amerikanov Najvyssch bodov krajne do
siahlv de yongstowske ktore s 80 percentov prst
hovaleckeho povodu. >.... .....-.
Toto ie uvazenia hodna TO znaci, re deti pr-
st ahovalcov maju bystresie umy nez de domorodcoy
To znac tiez keby tmto det om dosalo vysokoskol
skevychovy ze by viedly predok yo yerejnom zivote
ked' dospejd., . !. -, ,.,. =, ~
Ale ma nest astie deti prst 'ahovacov obycajne ne
zajdu daej nez po g. tredu publicne skoly Potom ml
sei do roboty pomahat rodicom chovat' madsle detl
tax ch bystre umy nedosand prlleztost rozvltlu;
zakrnei1 miesto oho rozvij,l sebe len telesn su
Skoda takej ztraty. To je, ako by ste smotanu "a
hadzovai spodok sadie mlieko uzival To je ako by
ste damanty nechavai zemi mesto mich vybera oby-
cajne leske kamenky. Bystry un ento velky boz dar
e potom pochovanv diet u, ako ten dlamant zen
Ale nasedky idn hodne dalej. Tu je hamovany po
krok to sa na narode vel mi pomst Nldime toho ma
sledkv donna Amerike. Mas l'ud e vsade lstrkovalv
zaznavany. Bystrych malo lebo sd pochovane
t'azkej telesnej praci, boj kus cheba.
Slovak lie Bohom Ia obdareny. ked' mu Je
dana prilSzost vysvhne mad pliemer Ale my tento
boM dar 81 necenime leuzvame ho. Preto sa nam zle
ssvodi Amerkan st udiven mad bystroumnost'on detl
prst ahovalcov. Tedy nasich deti dokazy prlnlesn
slne nedavno Asi desat slovenskch devcat dostalo
penazite odmeny p1somne pojednania tychto mozu
byt savne spisovateky, ked i'm dostane parlcneho
vzdeania Rodi6a, vsimnite 81 ychto neklannych zna
kov nadana Date i'm prlezitost rozvndt nmy Go naJ
pnsej miery budete sta1ost zit radosti ohrlevat
sa Ia ziare slavy vasch deti
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-12
STRAVNfCTVO-VAZNA OTAZKA.

Jednou ma vaznejs spolocenskf fch otaziek aerl-
ckych Slovakov e sravnictvo to jest drzane stravn
kov (burderov) rodinach Medzi alnerickvln Sovak-
mi zahniezd sa tento ozvyk cd pociaku nasho prst a
hovana sa do Ameriky nemoze byt nijak vykorenenv
Ako nnoh nasi prekopnic pamitajd stravnicvo vyvi-
nulo sa medzi nami preo re Slovak tazko dosal byt
stravu po stravnch domoch Dol po1nevany, nenavlde
nv Il Amerikanov ez preto, citil lepie s1kiom-
nej dornacnosti slovenske nez ve1ejnom stravnom
dome
.Stravnctvo stkromnych domacnostach vedie da-
kedy al neravnosti Me edna rodinna tlageda sa uz
staa pre- stlavnikov Me jedna predym tastna rodiha
boa potrhana st astie pochovane, zvoy odobrane 10
sa teraz stava.
No my tn nejdeme vycitovat' len mlavnd skodu.
Cceme povedat' slovo "a nase zeliy poukazat ma
napravu f
Poznal SINE po Amerike sovenske zeny, ktore may
okrem krdla deti al 20 krdle btrderov svoch domac
nostiach Rozume sa re to bolo vsetkeho moe resa-
lovalo silly zien. zeny hynuly pomaly, az zahynuly
este mladom veku. A poznaly zeny ktore sa do
SIT ma ceste do hrobu aebo do bazinca pre- eto ciny
Teraz sa pttame: co je po vsetkych penazoch zaro-
benych ma stravnkoch ked to stoj zyot zeny, zratu
dobrei manzelky a nenahradtel'nej det'om maky? Co
je takych zarobkov korych lpe zrata zdra.
via zivotag Co je toho muzov re 81 dakedy povoi
u robote kedze mu zena zaraba ked' jul potom utrat
alebo de burderom, rzvrati zivot deto ON sa da
spatny priklad pre- zivot?
zena ma dost prace vtchovou svojich detf zaopa~
tfovanhn svojho muza pohodnn. Wac nemoze koncit
bez nebezpesia jej zdraviu mravu zena pfazdnych
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-12

kanov zaujala staovsko ze mme osrovy drza ebo ich
nemozeme cesne zanechat anarchi alebo dovot dakto
remu n6mu narodu shrabnh Mnoh demokrat nastoj, ze
to prot dstave panovat mad cudzm prot Vyhlaseniu
Neodvislosti chcet vadnu mad mimi proti ich vo ze ml
sein by ponechan seba uton aebo pavat nedzl moe
nm krajnam hladnymi kolonie Ma tomto tax zvanon
imperiastickom stanovsku Mckinley vyhra vol prot
demokatickemu kanddaov Bryanov ktory hasal protl-
imperazmus po krajine.
Vrok amerckeho ludu bo tedy ze nase vzdialene nze
mia msen by drzae ale vrok Dol dany len po ulstenl
repubkanskou stranou ze Fpiny dosan svoju neodyis
lost akonahle bu slce nu-ustenie, kore opakoval
kazdy prezdent cd toho cas, kazdy guverner tychto
ostrovov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-12
AMERIKA NASA VLAST
knizky Cd wILL1AMA ]. LONG.
Vybrane spracovan6
Youngstownskou Verejnou Kniznicou
SO zyastnym doyolenim firmy CHM & Co.
Prelozil: NJ. MRAZ.
Copyright, 1926 by Youngstown Public Library.
(Pokraeovanie.)

Smluva mieru. Spanelsko prnitene bolo zadat mer.
decebr 1893 meroyf kolnisar uzavrel parisku smlnNu
kore havnymi sati boy ze spanielsko vytiahne svoe
voiska Kuby ze Porto Rko Guam (havny skupin Lam
drone osrovov zauaty nasm krizakom Charleston "a
namorn bazu) Fpny bu1 prepustene Spojenym Station;
ze mieso skoekovana penazne nahrady, ako Wit All vo
vojne obycane roba Spojene Saty zaplatla Spanesku
"a take verent prce axe spaneko previedo
jeho ztratenych koloniach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-12
GLANOK XIV.
Nase vzdialene. uzemia a probationary.

Alaska prve vzdiaene uzem bola zadovzena prla-
tel k1pou Ruska roku 1867 Je SpoJenych
Statov; kongres tor spravuje vsetky zemia, kym sa
nesan Uni posaral roku 1912 guvernera W.
menoyaneho prezdentom zakonodarnu, volen obyvael
stvom Aasky Toto izeme je velmi bohate prlrodne
zdroe boatstva daktore su vm zanedbavane kdezto
inc oy ma lososov prlad kore vyznamnym potrav-
nym clankom naroda) su ohrozene zncenm Jednym w
svetlenm M kongres sprave Aasku rozvratenym spo-
sobom fozdeenim pravomo pomedz mnohe odporjdce 81
urady. ..a... ,s,s.e
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-12

!. Copyright by &
Kopne zta Aaske sp6ob ako predavuje
'Eieok
chlcho krtenia zrnka
sue t'azse piesok vodou je vyhalmny panvce.
Flpiny, vzae od spanielska, s tropickou rsou samy
sebe Obdivuhonou spravou schopnymi lradnkmi, Spo
iene Staty daily Dial menu Vychodu priad m6ze byt
vykonane koonou, ked spravovana prospech jej Tudu