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The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-01-28
"EFFoRT GRADE" ROLL

MARY ADAMSON
ADRIAN BURSTEDT
LAURA GRUBB
MERLE HOSFORD
LLOYD KELLEY
VIOLA RENNER
RITA BAXTER
GLADYS BENEFITS
VIRGINIA COTHERN
MILDRED COTHERN
MAY CRUDE
MADALINE HOVEY
EDITH HOWELL
CLARA MOWERS
AMAZED PHILIPS
YALE MITCHELL
GEORGE KEYSER
DRUSILLA HODELL
FERN SANTEE
ETA BLUME
MELLA COATES
BRYAN CONYERS
CLIFTON CONYERS
AMOS CUMMINGS
RUBY FOX
EVA TONrTS
LEOTA KELLEY
MONA KEYSER
ROSEMARY PAUL
ELMER STEVENS
DONALD LEATON
GLEN CRAWFORD
DONALD CRAWFORD
ETHEL ALLAN
MARGARET CHIVERS
ANNA ELLIS
LOUIS FOX
MILDRED HAMMOND
THELMA HODELL
ROY HOWELL
WILLIAM LEATON
MAY RENNER
JOHN WOODSON
AMERICA GIN
JESSE BRADLEY
Report for six weeks period en-
January II, 1925.
Let us see few boys listed in d
honor roll the next report.
miles below this city will be col
ted within two years and tn
: will then see great increase
rist travel.
The construction of this wor
operations of our mines, the bt
market for our produce and liv
ck, all points to an era of unpr
ented prosperity for Central Id
and her citizens, who have waite
long for this moment will be r
'ded many fold.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-01-28
WILL SPEND A HALF
MILLION ON Cent?
IDAHO ROADS, '25-'6

CENTRAL IDAHO HIGHWAYS TO
HAVE $15e,oo0.oo SPENT ON
THEN DURING 1925 and 1926
kETCHUM-CLAY AND LOW
MAN-STANLEY ROADS GET BIG
END OF MONEY. HIGHWAY TO
MONTANA TO BE COMPLETED.
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Subscribe for the Idaho Memorial,
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Write it 1925,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-05

INSANITY CHARGE
Omaha Man Accused Of
Killing Mate,

BH United Press
OMAHA, Jan. 5.0John Warren
Hahne, 4S, wealthy apartment house
owner and contractor here, and for
merly of New York City, will not be
tried for the brutal Ratchet murder
of his wife, May Schaefer Hahne, 40,
County Attorney Henry ]. Beal. an
nounced today.
Instead, insanity charges will be
fled against him Immediately, Beal
said.
If the insanity board fails to find
Hahne insane, first degree murder
charges win then be placed against
him.
Hahne planned the murder with
all the guile Of a mad man." Beal
said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-05

Tuesday evening at s at the
Chamber Of Commerce, Col. H. c..
Boyden Of the Portland Cement As
ISOLATION will give an illustrated adj
dress to the American Association
Of Engineers on Cement" He will
discuss use Of concrete, aggregates,
mixes and water content. Discus
sion will follow. Engineers, arci-
tects, contractors and other inter-
ested are invited
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-05
THIEF WAS DETERMINED
Barred by Auto Door Locks, Takes
New License Plate.

Othel Walden, 1920 Colleg Av..
told police today Of a determined
thief. Barred from the interior Of
his automobile by door locks, the
thief took new license plates. Other
thefts from autos:
DR.. r. J. Anderson. AZ N. Pennsyl-
vania ST., trunk containing womeH's
clothing of high value taken; j.
Denny. 1902 W. Twenty-Eighth St.,
a plush robe yalued at $11.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-05
ExHAUsTS OFFICER
Detective G.. M. Stewart Forced to
Watch Handcuffed Prisoner.

Detective George M. Stewart was
almost exhausted when he walked
into police headquarters Sunday
night after his thirty-six-hour trip
from Galveston, Texas, with a fugi-
tive prisoner, Charles Allen, 80, who
is wanted in Criminal Court for vio-
lation of his suspended sentence on
a bigamy charge.
Stewart said he removed a pair of
handouts from Allen in the dining
car SO he could eat shortly after
they left Galveston and the lock
failed to work afterward. He was
unable to sleep and forced to keep
watch over Allen all the way.
Last April Allen q charged with
bigamy, and when Judge James A.
Collins suspended sentence he did so
with the agreement that Allen take
care of his first wife and three chill
dreh.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-05
A Puzzle
Day

Here is a square divided into SO
smaller squares, like a checker board.
Put crosses in six different squares;
but place them in suchpositions that
no two crosses will be in the same
row-across. up and down or in a
diagonal direction.
Answer to previous puzzle:
Aye the old has passed away;
Now once more the new holds sway.
Ever thus twill be, perforce
While he sun pursues its course
Yearn not for the days now gone;
Ever hail the morrow's dawn.
All the future brings good cheer
Recall not the dying year.
Reading down the capital letters
at the beginning of each line spell:
A NEW YEAR.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-05

CHECKS Up WORK
AT CITY Dinner
Executives Report Progress
in Most All Depart
mentS.

With reports of marked. progress
for three years, the Shank admins
tration has started its final year
with no important change in ex-
ecutive departments.
Before an audience OF 500 persons,
including business men and civic
leaders, reports of all branches of
city government were made follow
ing a banquet at the Indianapolis
Athletic Club Saturday night. Mayor
Shank was POSTMASTER, assisted by
Police Chief Herman f. Rikhoff, who
directed a "stop" and $50" traffic
signal during the semaphore on
every speaker at the end Of five
minutes. Banquet was the largest
affair of its kind ever held in the
city.
Policemen Sing
Music was furnished through the
evening by the police and f1remen's
band and the police octette.
improvements at great saving OF
money were reported by practically
every city executive. Plans for 1925
were discussed. Others were sug-
gested in a number of letters writ
ter by citizens te the mayor.
Departments reported:
Charles A. Bookwaiter, park board
president, said his department had
a balance of $~244.167.93 at the end
Of the "a
Thomas L. Dillon, city plan COM
mission, reviewed work Of the COM
mission and the board Of zoning
appeals, and predicted 1925 would
see definite steps in the major
thoroughfare system.
Frank G. Lingenfelter, city en-
gineer, reporting for the sanitary
commission. pointed out the new
sanitary sewage and garbage dis
posal plants would be in operation
this year together with the inter
ceptor sewer system, all costing
more than $4,000, 00G.
I56 Ordinances Passed
Walter w. Wise, city council
president, showed the council had
passed loo ordinances including
seventeen appropriation measures
voting $4,204, S30.29 for operation OF
the city during the year..
Projects of the board Of works in
opening and widening streets were
disclosed by Charles E. Coffin, board
of works president. Included in
widening projects were E. New York
St., N. Meridian ST., from st. Clair to
Fall Creek; Forty-Sixth st. west of
Meridian, Sixteenth st. west of Meri-
dian and Delaware st. north Of Six
teenth St. to Washington Blvd.
Reports of the police and fire
forces, unimproved street depart
ment, finance purchasing agency
street cleaning department, building
department, park department, public
works and board of health, were
made public several days ago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-05
INVESTORS WEEK OPENS
e. w. Stout to Broadcast From
Station WFBM Tonight.

Elmer w. Stout, president Fletcher
American National Bank, will Of
hcially open 1925 Safe for Investors
Week tonight with an address
over Merchants Heat and Light
Company radio broadcasting station
WFBM 26s meters), speeches will
be broadcast every night at $50.
Frederick E. Schortemeier, secre-
tary Of State. will speak Tuesday.
Before ysu invest, Investigate"
slogan of the week, will be Stout's
topic.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-05
VETERAN EMPL0YE DIES

Funeral Of Louis sTrager. Who
Succumbed Saturday. Set for Today.
Thirty years Of service with J.. p.
Adams & Co., were ended with the
death Saturday Of Louis TRACER, so.
at his home, 10 N. fremont Ave. The
funeral was arranged for 2 p. m. to-
day at the home. Burial In Crown
Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. TRACER was born in Lawrence
vile, Ind. Surviving are the widow;
two daughters, Mary Lucille and
Margaret Louise; one son. Muirl
Louis; the mother, Mrs. Louise
TRACER Of Sunman, Ind.; three
sisters, Mrs. Mary Huber Of Benton
vile, Ind; Mrs. Clara Cook of Sum
man, Ind, and Mrs. Coral Hurley
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-05
Judge Gemmiu Takes once

willard B. Gemmill, Marion, today
took the 9th of Office al Supreme
Court judge to succeed Judge Fred
C. Cause. Newcastle. on the Supreme
Court bench. Cause left Office Jan. 1.
Gemmill defeated Judge John III.
Aiken, FIT. Wayne, Democrat.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-05

N. Station st. BURIAL ia Crown Fiji
cemetery.
Mr.. Davis was born at Dunkirk,
Ohio. He had been a member Of the
Typographical Union for twenty-one
years.
Surviving are one sister. Mrs.
Belle McCleave, s402 =. Thlrty-Sec-
ond ST., and four brothers. Frank
of Indianapolis; Delbert, New
leans, La; Clarence. Dallas, Texas
and Fred Davis, Seattle, Wash.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-05
House Gets "shlngIe Bob,'

When workmen arrived at a house
being built at S942 Central Ave-. to-
day they discovered SIPS worth OF
shingles had been stolen, M. M. Mil.
Ter. GOA Fletcher Trust Bldg. re-
ported to police.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-05
a on rIed EaurS

Wendell Howard. 10, of 1862 w.
New York ST.. is suffering today
from injuries to his leg and body
received Saturday when the machine
on which he had hooked his sled
backed while attempting to turn
around at New York and Koehne
SITS. The machine was driven by
Fred Bridge, 27OS N. Illinois ST., po-
lice say. Milburn, g., brother of
Wendell, also was riding on the sled
but was uninjured.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-05
ENVOY ESCAPES
Ordered Executed, He FTees From
Pekin Disguised as Woman.
Bv Timea GDeoiaI

By Times Special
LONDON, Jan. 5.-Wellington
Koo. former Chinese minister to the
United States, recently ordered ar
rested and executed, has made a sue
cessful escape according to a Pekin
dispatch to the Daily Express.
Koo escaped to the foreign quar-.
ter. where an American friend gave
him refuge. Koo then disguised
himself as a woman and the friend
motored him toward Tientsin.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-05
DEATH AT SUNNYSIDE
Harry B. Davis. Printer. to Be
Buried Hers Tuesday.

The funeral Of Harry B. Davis. 46,
Of S402 E. Thirty-second ST., who
died Saturday at sunnyside santa
RUS. will be held at 2 p. m. Tuesday
at the Kirk & Moore chapel. $3.50
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-05
Pedestrian Slightly Hurt

William Wright. 80. of 144O N.
Chester Ave, was under arrest today
on a charge of assault and battery.
Police alleged his automobile struck
and slightly injured Mrs. Cecilia
Marcus, 2444 N. Alabama ST., at 6
p. M. Sunday In front Of $50 s.
Meridian ST.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-05

of Chicago, and Ave fr5thers. John.
Frank and William f. Indianapolis;
Albert. Of Rushvilie. md. and
George. Of Tuscola, III.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-05
BANQUET FOR EDITORS
Republica State Committee to En-
terrain Newspapermen.

terrain Newspapermen.
Republican editors and their wives
will be guests Of the Republican
State committee at the SEVERN at a
banquet Jan. %. according to ar
rangements completed Sunday for
mid-winter meeting of the Indiana
Republican Editorial Association,
Jan. 1928.
Senator Frank Willis Of Ohio will
be the principal speaker.
Secretary Of State Frederick E.
Schortemeier has offered a silver
cup for the paper having the best
front page during the year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-05

The largest collection of gems in
the world is in the possession OF the
American Museum in New York.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-05
Don't Suffer! Get a 1Oe
package of Dr.. James
Headache Powders
Folly to Suffer
With Piles

Step into any drug store, get a
80lcent package of Pyramid Pile Sup
positories aad stop the soreness and
pain. Thousands declare it a wonder,
many saved from operations. Entire
families rely upon Pyramid and recon-
mend them to their friends-Advertise-
mpnf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-18
NIEKoL 10 UPpIn6NYcH sLov
o NAIDEJNEJ NARoDNEJ
BUDovE.

Y poslednom elsie Youngstown
skych Slovenskych Novfn objavil
sa prehlas vyboru s. Odboru N.
s. s. na vsetky slovenske spolky
beg rozdielu ma to, ku ktorej or
ganizacii prisldchajl ma vset-
kych nprimne smysl 'aj1cich Slo-
vakov Slovenky v Mahoning do
line, v zaujme postavenia Sloven-
skeho Narodnehp Domu.
Co tento 1primny prehlas zna-
mena, alebo lepsie povedano, co
tento vybor, ktory prehlas vydal,
chce docielit Nuz mic ineho, ako
polozit' zaklad Narodneho Domu.
Thce urobit zk1sku, ci Slovaci v
Youngstown su uz natol'ko Wy
spell, ze citia potrebu takehoto
Narodneho Domu v Youngstown,
ktory keby sa uskutoenil, sltizil
by ku cti chvale a ku povznese-
niu dobreho mena nielen youngs.
townskych Slovakov, ale sl1zil by
ku cti a chvale celej Slovaeiv Ma
honing doline. -
Teda zaiste snaha 1primna, my
slienka dobra a ciel' vzneseny a
hodny uvazenia. Ale ci sa da u
skutocnit', ie otazka to sa uka.
re najblizsej buddhnosti. Uvi-
dime, co tomto OIL 'ade vykona-
j1 nasi uprimni bratia spolkari.
Ziada sa cd mich, ak s myslien-
kou sthlasia, ably 81 zvolili vybor
ably to oznamili ma patriGnom
mieste ked' tento vybor s. Od-
boru dostane prlhlasy, bude svo-
lana poradna schodza, ktora bude
verejna, ma ktorG nielen spolkovl
zastupcovia, ale, kazdy dprimne
S narodom smysl 'aj1ci Slovak a
Slovenka budn srdecne vitani. Ma
tejto poradnej schodzi zaiste pri-
de na pretras otazka prvom ra-
de: ci je takato budova nam po-
trebna jestli ano, ma aky sp6sob
by sa dala uskutocnit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-18
KRASNY KRESTANSKY PRIKLAD.

Ma nom mieste podavame zpravu rocnej schodze
8. Odboru N. S. S.. kora mas nadme potesila ktora
dava vybon6 vysvedcenie idom toho Odboru praveho
krestanstva lasky svojim bliznym. Udovia obdara
Vanoce svojich nest 'asnych spolubratov spouse
stry dvadsat dolan, pretoze akych ddov mau dvoch
idkyne tiez dve Odbor vyda tento krsny cel pre-
jeden spolok pozoruhodny obnos $S0.0O -
Tieto peniaze sd ME zadnyf bohatstvom. Nek1pia
81 obdarovani dony majetky. Ale vzbudia zato
mich neskonah radost pocit neopustenost pocit ko
~ i'm da vzprzenia silly ku dalsiemu boju zivotom
''Slne ME opusten pomyslia ST. mame oporu zastitu
nasich bratoch sestracho. Odboru.'
Dar i'm umozni zbavit' starosti vezdajsi chebik
aspo nastavajce vel Ike svatky bude i'm unoznene
sstredit' svoe mysenky Toho ktory laskou Svojou
podmai1uje vsetko a kaze robit' dobro na svete.
Bratia s. Odboru zachyti spravne vianocn6ho ducha
stedrosti lasky. Kiez by mali noho nasedovnikov!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-18
KAMPAN BEZPECNOSTI.

Youngstown za4djen bon stfom pocie powellom
kampai bezpecnosti uliciach cesach mesta. Velmi
pochvaly alyhodny skutok.
Ma ulicach Youngstown kazdorOcne Zabite je auta-
mi inymi povozmi okolo tridsat' ludl. Toho roku
bite uz boo u. Okrem tychto ranene byva rome vyse
500 os6b Maetkova skoda de do statscov. to vseko
pre- neopatr1ost' l'udi.
Zvot je kratky naco no este Wac skracovat? ? Zivot
mrzaka je zdlhavy, pny trpenia. Preco no zaprcino
vat! Ia nest astna neopatrnost
Ztrata zivotov a zdravia pri automobilovych neho-
dach byt' zabrnena ked ako automobista, tax al
pesi covek 81 dajl leps pozor ulicach cesach Al
dnes 1ano idc do prlce, bo svedkon srzky pre-
opatnost nah!i automobilistu. Cakaj1c kal,
videli blizt' sa diva automobile jeden druhym.
Pred mimi sa poulicna kara Prvy automoblista chcel
karu predbehnit vzdor tomu re uda roliu uice ca
kali chcel vysadnt Ably nezabil jednu zenu, ktor
odvazila ku kare, supil chvtro brzd, auto skzo
skrtio ku kre ym cd zadu drlh6 auto do neho bucho
zadn6 caste pokrlvio. Toto nemuselo stat Ia
klto riadica autov s poentnym zlocncam nenMlo by
i'm byt dovolene rad aN. Dakedy ise zabijl nekoho.
Jest mnoho priezitostf ku srazkan Vybehovanie
nllc bez zastana e ednou nacastesich prlcn nehod
Kokf takto uz boil zabitl alebo pokalicen Predbeho
vanie zaplati uz nejeden auomobsta zvotom aebo
pl1cinil smrt' druh6mu Nikdy nepredbehujte hore
vrchom, ebo neviete ci nepojde dakto dolu vrchom
akejo srazke smrt je sta Ked nevete, je costa vo
ma pred vam nepredbehujte druhe auta Pr zakrrtach
vzdy dajte znak dost zavcssu, ze idete skrt Maj
epsIe Je zsat na kral ulce poobzera kazdu stra
len potom zakritit'. Znaky treba davat pr ka-
zdom zasavani pohyan. Mnoho srazok sa uoava, ked
niekto bez obzlenia pohne auto cd chodnika.
Ale mnoy ym nest astiam su vine i pesl ludia. Pu-
sta ulicu vosep nepozerajc c nejde auto. Pred
nesiacom boil svedkom taketo melody South Av,
kde boa pokacena jedna zena malym chlapcom. Zena
kyvala komusi IS Bohom stupia chapcekoln rovno
pred id1ce auto Pri pechode jednej srany ulice ma
runi treba vzdy pozret' naprcd nazad klizovat-
kac c al boku box, ci nejde auto Len tax clovek
zist, ci moze bezpecne prejst.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-18

Teda ako hovorim, snaha 4
primna, myslienka dobra a ciel'
vzneseny. Maine teda nadej, 70
sa vec da i uskutocnit' ze bratia
a sestry svojim rozumom nahliad-
nu, ze Slovaci mimo kostola po-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-18
VIANOCNY RUCH.

Ma youngstownskych ulicaeh panuje vianocny ruch
ne duch. Mlionya milionysdolarov nechavane je kaz
dodenne 20 obchodoch ma podarlnky ME chudobnym,
lie j1c, ktQri nemozu dat dar dar ale majet
1ym tou tanou nadejou, dostam cennejd dar, nez
san daj1 Ma yonngstownskych ulicach panuje naozaj
yanocnJ ruch ale srdciach Iud vypocltayy, sebe-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-18
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Apostol obcianskej spravodlivosti.

Theodore Roosevelt, spsovael pol ovnik bojovnik sme
rovae, naceni naroda satnk, bol predovsetkym vzdy
Amerikanom. Prudky energickl, rozhodny lcaisticly
vlasenecky jeho zivot Dol pnym cinov skukov Sova
neho neboly ncm bez cn Obdareny akmer nadl ulskou
energiou odusevnenm sravl svoj zivo suzbach usva
oddanosti k svojej vlasti. =
Theodore Roosevelt narodc1l bo ~ oktobra 1858 v do
C. 2S East Twentieth Street, New York City. svoje
Autobiografii Roosevelt pal svoom clapectve o som
vhorl avyn, sabunkJm chapcom trpeval zaduch
casto muse bravat vidiek kde moo vol nejSie
dychat Ia roxy, moho spava len po sed 'acky Vzdor
omu Jeho detske roxy boy pine asa Opanival svoje
ntrapN od pocatku citanm hranim rozpravanm roz
prvok Leta travieval videku ke NAL mckov kazdeho
druhu: mak psov zaiacov rekunu rysavefo Shetland
nlGka, General Grant
Jeho predok ocovskej strany, Klaes Martelsen van
Roosevelt prisel do Amsterdamu nekorse New York; okoo
1914 ako Roosevelt povedal FZa nasedu cich sedem
neraci od otca synov kazdy jeden narodeny bo ma
Manhattan ostrove. svojom ocov> poprednom obchodni
kovl dobrocncovi Tcodor pisal '}o naepsl Govekom
akeho som kedy pozna nom sltena boa sla energia
achenost ou, makkos on ID vel kym nesebeetvom Ne
pel mas deti sebeckoS alebo umtnost enivost zbabe
lost aebo oz svojej matke pisa Moja matka, Martha
Buoch boa sadka, d6sojna krasna juznacka zena mla
spolocnica obi dbena kazdlm Teodor NAL jednu sarsiu
sestru Bamie jedneho mladseho brata sestru ''Ele
Connie
Pre- svoe harne zdrave nechod do poaiatocnej skoly
ba nekoko mesiacov. Bo vyucovany donna naprv ednou
tekou, neskorsie dtom ked' dosiaho desa rokov
vyvnua nom vel ka nakonnost ku knham Majnc roz-
pravky obrodruzst miluic zylaste knz
ky prlrodOpise. svojom desatom roku zaoz dvoma
bratrancami Roosevclovke Prirodopsne uzeum drziac
sberku svojeJ zbe potion knznej kasni zadne
chodbe domu poschodl. As tom som zaca pisa
knizku pod menom: Prirodopis hmyzov''
Po jednom roku prebEvana ceou rodnou Europe o.
ku 1869 Teodorovo zdrave zpo Jeho boac sa
chlapca nezosta rvay mrzak vystroj mal teocvcnu
dome. Teodor, ktory Dol snej vole capec, chyt do
cvicena chut ou. la roxy cvicicva
neen re vnn svoje eo, ale al svoj charakte neskor
sich rokoc bo pevne ozle postavy Wac NAL tHhost'
mavnych vacn, boo vel ky prospects ieho veI'-
kych dielacll a svolnostiach.
Jeho zaujem prirodne vedy rastol stale ked mi boo
trnast rokov, pisal, devoene mi boo sa axderm,
ably mobol zvocichov vypchvat Ked mi bolo srnast
rokov, naystivl som Europu po druhy Mojm prvym
opravdovm sbcranim co studnta boo Egypte pocas teo
cesty."
Ackol'vek nevynikal ateke, bol skutocnym Sports
hodne hehal, vesoya boxoval sa pasova Hovo-
ri ze jedne prleost pr boxovan zazvoni zvonec ma
ukoncee zapasu On hned spu syoje ruky jeho pro-
twink ME- udrel Roosevea DO nose. Rozhorceny
kirk Faos falos! vyehodil divakov Roosevelt tva-
ro pokryou kryou utekai rozhodeiemu pvorac On
DOculi On
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-18
rs. DECEMBRA 1895.

trebujd este nieco ineho, GO BY
slizilo ku povzneseniu dobreho
mena slovenskeho naroda. Hovo-
rim, najblizsia bud1cnost' ukaze,
ako SINE tomto OIL 'ade vyspeli.
Juraj Palascak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-18

cky duch.
Dobre duse, ,nezabudne na Vianoce ma mcnej st asst
nych lud, osrale nest astn6 dictky ia strapene
ky-vdovy
Jezis, BolClovek hlasal l',ldstvu Iasku nestume
u bezhranicne aspon vpanatny dei Jeho narodenia
StedIy vecer
New Britain herald., 1925-09-04
Tie Airship Wreckage
 To Save Farm House

Caldwell, O.. Sept. { Rl-In order to save farm house some 200 feet away from being crushed by the 150 foot nose section of the Shenandoah which was being whipped about by strong winds yesterday afternoon, it became necessary 10 moor 1t to number of trees by heavy rope cable. Lieutenant J, c. Anderson directed the work of making the part of the big ship fast so that 1t could do no damage. All day long and far into the night some Of the survivors roamed this and the nearby village of Cambridge in shredded garments held together by safety pins. Others. however. in true navy fashion had acquired polish that made 1t hard to believe they had been racked by disaster.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-04
COAL MINERS SLEEP
 NOT INTERRUPTED
Reign of Alarm Clock Passes.
 Some Help "Ihe Missus"

Hasleton, Sept, { Rl-The reign Of the alarm clock in northeastern Pennsylvania Is ended for time.
 For the first time in two years hard coal miners may sleep their fill, due to the suspension in their Industry.
 Normally they are among the earliest risers in the world, crawling from beneath the covers at 4 and 5 a. m. to prepare for their days of underground toll.
 But now the swarms of men no longer saunter 10 the mines through the half-light Of the dawn, lunch pais In hand. at and 6 o'clock.
 Even the early morning trolley cars which four days ago bore the workers to the mines and collieries have been discontinued. The an- thraclte field is indulging In an orgy of sleep.
 Int younger men don't mind it, but their elders feel the strain, After 30 or 40 years of almost con tinuous early risingg. extended sleep Is a difficult task to acquire. So tired of watching the lights on the ceiling and hearing the rattle of the milkmen's cars, the men arise and sit on their front porches, waiting for another day of waiting to begin Miners wives no longer get IF with their husbands to cook a hasty breakfast and fill the gaping dinner pails. but they have obtained re. cruits in the kitchen and many 8 husband hustles about the stove ir blue gingham apron, helping the