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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-16
Main Streets Being
Charted with Lines

:, The streets in the business Sec
tlon OF the city are now in process If
oelng charted in white paint for the
iast time this year. Main, Silver and
iemple streets are those which have
peen usually diagramed for traffic
But now. with the new cement road
on Lockwood street, that section of
the CITY or more particularly tina
part OF the street directly south nf
the crescent Hotel. will be painted
hke the others. 1t is estimated thar
elsht or nine gallons of paint will
De required to do the lob.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-16
MAINE DRUGGISTS
Continued from Page one)

NOV'FH'TTHSU TWIN "SC STISI
tation sent by the Maine druggists a
year ago.
The convention here opened with a
larger attendance than at any initial
session in the history of the organiza-
ton. President William T. Quinn of
Hallowell presided. and reports were
presented by the secretary. James H.
Allen of Waterville: the treasurer, DR..
NJ. i. Porter of Danforth. and the COM
mittee on pharmacy. George o. futile
Of Portland in reporting for the COM
mittee on pharmacy made several rec
concentrations as to laws that should
be passed by the Legislature for the
protection of drug stores.
The principal speaker at today's
session was E. c. Brockleyer Of Wash
ington, D. c., attorney for the Nation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-16
FRAUD LOOMS
(Continued from Page One

damaged beyond repair, due to in
dignation from the voters in the
western part Of the state.
In Suffolk county District Attor-
ney Thomas G. O'Brien was renom-
mated on a Republican ticket in a
last minute rush over Charles G..
Keene, president of the city council.
by 474 votes. limiting at fraud In
counting some Of the ballots and the
misplacing of his stickers on some
ballots, Keene. who led until returns
from Revere reversed the standing,
tonight moved for recount.
All the present congressman from
the state were renominated. In the
principal state contests District At
torney Arthur K. Reading of Middle
sex county won the Republican NOM
ination for Attorney General and
James z. Swift of Medford won the
Democratic nomination for the same
office. There was no opposition to
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-16
PITTSFIELD

Mrs. Edwin Childs and daughter,
Miss Edna Childs Of Lewiston and
Mrs. George Staples OF thiStown, left
by automobile Tuesday for Aroostook
county, where Mrs. Childs will visit
her daughter. Mrs. Leigh Shorey,
and family In Presque Isle and Mrs.
Staples will visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Ralph Morrow, and family In
Fort Fairfield.
b. w. McCracken of Portland was
a business caller in town Wednes-
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-16

the situation was not such as to Gre
ate an emergency which would permit
the president to act without congress
sional authorization.
A cold, overcast day greeted Mr..
Coolidge and he spent the time at the
executive offices and at White Pine
Camp. Preparations are already far
advanced for his return to Washington
at the end of this week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-16
Spirydowicz- Joseph

The marriage returns Of joe Spi-
roiowicz of Waterville, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Jan Spirydowciz Of Post
awv wilma, Poland, and Marie jean
ne Joseph of 80 Main Street, Bristol,
conn. daughter of Mr., and Mrs.
David Joseph. have been HE'D in The
office of the city clerk. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. ]. P. Pei
reault
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-16
L. nnd Mrs HnWar I'd Bell

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Belliveau,
formerly of this city, arrived yester-
dsv afternoon from Pressure Isle
where they attended the fair, stop
ring IN this cit. to visit Mrs. Belli-
leans mother>an Front street. They
viii return to Ol5, Orchard today to
mass a week or SOFA that resort,
thence proceeding toNDaytona, Fla,
where they will pass the winter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-16

warren F. Robinson. who left his
sonhonore year at Colby to be oper-
.stsd on for appendicitis at the Sis
.ers' hospital last spring. and who is
an a long sea voyage to the Azores
and other points. villa resume his
studies where he left up, upon his
,afurn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-16

Wallace Donovan Of waterville
High school will attend Colby this
ran. Wallace Is one of the best all
round athletes Waterville High has
produced for some time. II is ex-
pec1ed that he will just naturally get
, INTO everything that is going in the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-16

MRS. H. May Lawrence, State super.
intendent Of Americanization work for
ene w. Z. I. u, is this week in attend
anee on the State meeting of the Won.
ems christian Temperance Union in
RESCUE Isle, accompanied by her
cousin, Mrs. Sarah J. Paine of Chicago.
who is visiting in Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-16

the denomination by the Republi-
cans Of Governor William A. CASTOR
for governor and former Senator Da-
vid I. Walsh for senator without OPP
position.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-16
THEATRE ATTRACTIONS

o,era House: Wed. and Thurs,
15-l6. Lew Cody and Carmel
sep, in 1.-THE Gay Deceiver"; Bert
iytel and Billy Dove In The Lone
Wolf Returns" a two part COMEDY,
.Egged On" Walter Hood and his
orchestra.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-16

ua,nes Theatre: Wed. and Thurs.
,s'16 Clara Bow, Percy Marmont
md Ernest Terrence in "Mantrap;"
panee Adoree in Barney" latest
snmedy and news reel; Al Drouin at
a. Wurlitzer organ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-16

Mrs. Josie Wilson. superintendent OF
the primary department of Sunday
school Of the First Baptist church, has
returned from her summer vacation
and will next Sunday resume her yery
efhcient work with her classes. the
members numbering over 40 children.
She hopes to see them all next sun
day
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-16

The tennis court at Coburn CLASH
cal institute has been Remarked
ana generally put in shape for the
coming season. 'e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-16

y. j. Giguere and Vilbon Pomer-
ieau OF this city left last evening
Ior Boston, where they will pass a
Few days on business,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-16

Miss Esther Murray of the Junior
High school faculty, who was opor.
ated on this summer at the Sisters
hospital, will resume her classes next
Monday. Miss Murray is head of the
department Of mathematics.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-16
Funeral of Frank q. Ellis

The funeral of Frank U. Ellis was
held yesterday afternoon at go
o'clock from the Universalist church.
Rev. F. S. Walker officiated. Inter
ment was in Pine Grove cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-16
FARMINCTON
Funeral of John S Anderso,

The funeral Of John S. Anderson,
VINO died early Monday at Strong,
was held this afternoon from a Far
mington funeral home, Rev. w. S.
Boardman. pastor of the First Bap-
list church officiating, and many
friends attending. There were many
flowers, and burial was in Riverside
cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. W. Raymond Davis
VIII start Thursday morning for
Philadelphia, where they will visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur C. Whittier, rel
atives, and formerly of Pennington,
and attend the sesqui- centennial ex-
POSITION
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-16
Municipal Court

In the Pennington municipal court
Weston P. Seamon. apprehended by
traffic officer r. w. Knowlton, was
found guilty and fined $40. Patrick
j. Reynolds, brought into the court
by State Highway Patrolman Frost.
was found guilty of driving an auto
mobile while under the influence of
intoxicating liquor, and was sentenc-
ed to serve three months in Jail and
pay fine of $500 and costs. He ap-
pealed and gave bonds for his ap-
pearance before the Supreme Judicial
court.
Mrs. George H. Manter has gone to
Kennebago, where 4at the Kennebago
Lake House she is the guest of Mrs.
John r. Rathom.
The Opportunity Circle Of the Old
South church will meet Thursday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank
Trask, the hostesses being Mrs.
Trask, Mrs. Amelia Kempton, Mrs.
Vernon G. Millett, Mrs. Charles
Walker, Mrs. Ivory Parker, Miss Ell
tie Churchill and Miss Anna Walker.
George V. Perry, a gaduate of Tufts
college and a former captain of the
Tufts football team. has engaged to
fill the vacancy in the faculty of the
Abbott school, made vacant by the
resignatin of Raymond c. Conner
ford. He will be physical director Of
the school, which will open Sept. 20,
with a large attendance and excel
lent prospects for the coming year.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-02

 President
  a auditorium 5000Wl
New Britain herald., 1926-11-02

Reelection of Gov. A. Vic Donahey, of Ohio, makes him strong candidate for Democratic pre- si dential nomination. Newest photo of Mrs. Donahey shows her in uniform of Girl Scouts, of which she is an officer.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-24

Mamelka nemohla pochopit ,
zlxadial ia nahla zlilena a ned6-
vcroyala ieho slovani.
'sBOl som v kostole ma ,ltierni,
urObil som tento u NIB pred Bo-
HON ma tom svatom mieste a Wac
no nezrllsmm. Ci mozes mi odpu-
stit'g Budes moct zabndniit ma
moje hriechy9' Hovoril Damian
talk ym dojimavNn t6nom, ze do
bre srdce neznej, citlivcj zcny ne
mohlo odolat'. Objala vrelo
svojho mnza a odpustila "a
blldla...
u Damianov slavili Vianoce vo
svojich srdciach, v ktorych co Jas
ma hviezda betlehemska ziarilo
svetlo nadeje ma novy krasny TO
dinny zivot, svetlo lasky, ktori
zivot ten ma blazit' prave st "a
stia uviest'.
V chudobnej izbicke, v biedne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-24
youNagrowNgKE sLoyENsKE NovINY

dar riekol priatel 'ovi: No teraz
pod kamarat do hostinca. ia
chcem slovo zadrzat'
'Dalpujem ii, priatel'u, akosi
divno sa citm. Idem domov.
Riekol a odobral sa cd Vodara,
PAM Damianova cely vecer roz
pravala det 'om o JeziSkovi a len
co ieh uspala a pomodlila sa, O.
cnla klopat' na dvere. Otvorila a
zadivila sa, re to jel muz, itchy,
so sl,lsnNm pozdravom, prichadza
triezvy. To nv davno neurobil. No
este vacsmi bola prelSvapena ked
sa jej privetivo prihovoril, milo
nou rozpravai sl'ubil iei. ze
odo dneslaa zaGne movy triezvy
ziuot vsetky jej ucinene kriv-
dy ch ice nahra'dit neznost 'ou
laskou a Diet 'om chce byt' do
brym otcom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-24
DIVA vIANOCNE OBRAZKY.

ma nom. Jai, keby al tie nase bo.
" rake krasne. =
No, tie bud1 este kraiSie, az
ich ovesaj1. Pozri, w name len
pat - Odpovedal otec.
Jankove odi ziarily tajnostnou
radost 'ou, ked sa pytal: "Tatko,
a 81 al k nam pride Jeziskog''
AK ste boly dobre, nnz iste pri-
de. bo JeziSko len dobre a poslus-
ne deti mifuje.' Odvetil otec a
laskave pohladkal syna. Tento by
boil este d'alsie otazky kladol, ke-
by nebola jedna pani dosla a
stromcek Rirpila. - Janko zanie-
sol JED no do doml.
Pani viedla no najblizsou uli.
cou do nadhern6ho domu hore
lehodami do kraSne zariadaneho
bytu. Tam mn 'dala teplej kavy
kus vianodky. Janko sa prezeh.
nal, pomodlil potom s chnt on
jed0l.
"Ako sa volase'" Pytala sa pa.
nj.
"Janko Zaruba. -
Isl len sam, ci jc vas Wac de.
tf9"
"Mam este sestricku Anku d
braeeka Stefka.'' '
Mamicka maji GO opatrovat'
To je II vas veseloe"
"No, teraz ME je priam veselo
lebo si1 nam mamicka chora, NJ
druhy den Leila Odpovedal smr
tho Janko a z jeho nebomodrycl
| ocii vyhrkly horke Shy. "No. ne
plac. we'd inn to prejde.' y Tesla
no PAM, pohlad'kala playe vlasky
pri tom 81 b6l'ne zavzdNchla
"Mily chlapcek! MOI Dol Nv tiei
tak[ vel Ky" VoSla do druhej i
zby a doniesla ztaFlial' teply ka
bat, nohavice vlnenn ciapku
"Tu mas, vezmi 81 to! Budes mat
ma sviatky. To sii saty pc mojom
nebohom Synovi. tn V tomto ba
liku mas kolace pre- sestricku ;
braGeka.'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-24
FR ITRBANEK

Bol stedry den. Cell noe padal
sfah, Az mad samym ramon "a
hnal ostry severak snahove obla-
Ky. Vyjasnilo sa a mrzlo, ze snah
pod nohlami vrzd al. Opal 'ovalo
mrazom tvar idncim a usi ami Go
by i'm rezal.
Zarnba viezol ma sankach via
noen6 stromceky do mesta pre-
dat. Nal koznch provieslom pre-
yiazany, okolo hrdla NAL okril-
teny svetly obrilSt ok, ma rukach
jednoprste rukavice. ktore mu
zena 20 starej haleny usila ma
nohach NAL vvsoke slamou W.
stlane pap,uee. Tahajduc sanky $
nakadom stromtekov fajcil z
kratkej fajocky, ktorn tn i tn
vytiahnul iist a pytal sa popri
nom beziaceho chlanca Janko
moi, ME ii je zima?" ''Hoj. ME
le mi zima, tatko, odpovedal
nateseny chlapec, ze no otec so
scbon pojal do mesta. Nebolo
by divn, we'd pripal'uje salSra-
rnentsky. No. co chyil'a SINE v
ifieste...
Ma trhu v meSte bolo niekol Ike
sanok so stromkami, ale Zarubo-
We boly naIkra.sie, najpravidel.
nejSie rozvetvene a preto najpre.
daneisie. Hned - ako prisiel -
niekol' ko predal.
"Tebe .je zima, Janko. tn mas
dyadsat' halierov, chod' hen dc
hostinca, knp 81 zeml'u a zohre.
sa tam IA civil 'ku!' Riekol Ia
rnba, hi adiac ma syna. Chlapat
npOshidhol a bezal do blizkeht
hostinca. Ale nebol tam ami Sc
dem miniit, uz pribehol zpat ma
teseny: ''Tatko, tam maju pek
ny, pekniichy stromcek. Same fla
te a strieborne retiazky, zlate o
riesky. take krasne ligotavG gul.
mnoho-mnoho cukrikov matt
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-24

I'LL DUH Naili Hdpldt Lfo-
lal Janko, bozkal dobrej panel
ruku a naradostenS bezal k O.
tcoyi.
Tento prave predal posledny
stromcek, kcd' k nemn nateseny
Janko dobehol, ukazui1c d a
leka, co dostal...
Zaruba teSil sa radosti JAN
kovej pobcrali sa domoy, no
zatstavili sa pred jednym obcho-
dom .Janko ostal so sankami Won.
ku otcc voSiel dml, naknpit po-
trebne veci ku sviatkom a dar-
coky pre- deti. Diva vel Ike ballky
polozil ma sanky, k tymto usadil
Janka. Ialoziac 81 cez piece stra
nok Cd sanok, vyklopal fajku
napehal, zapalil, zavolajilc vese,
10: sELio stary!' pohol sa domov
#@#
St 'astlivo dosli do dediny, kto,
ra V bielom snahovom ritchu, s i
novat on ma stromoeh a kirk ocf
Ivyzerala sviatoene.
"No-no, name AIDA host a,
riekol Zar1ba a poponahl'al sa.
| Ked' vosli do izby, stebotav5
Anka bczala proti otcovi, vola
i1c radostne: "Tata, pozri, Jezi
ako nam doniesol sestricku!" Il
kazala ma kolisku.
"Sestlicku doniesol Jezisko
sestlicku!' krical do toho malI
Stefko, tl'apka jnie radostne ru.
| kama.
" Zaplat' Pan Bob y, zavzdy
chol Zaruba. preEehnal bozka
male diet a V kohske, siel k man
zellee, hladkajt1c ju, septal iej sr
deGne slova iiprimnej lasky.
| Stara siiseda zatial pokryl;
st6l bielvm obrusom, pokladla je
dla kolace riekla Diet 'om, alb,
sa isr' do s1sedov spytat', 6i tan
| u boil JezEko. Deti nposlilchly
Isly.
Ky1m boly deti pre6 domu
sniesol Zarauba povaly .pripra
veny pekny stromcek vianocni
postavil no ma stol, pozazihal svie
coeky, pokla'dol primesene darce
ky pod stromcek. Y tom dobehl
deti. Radost' .opisat' sa media. Ce
Ia rodina nou plesala piesni
"Narodil sa Kristus Pan"
| Je Stedry den. Ziadon my de
! V rOku nema taky Nplyv ma l'uo
skt osudy ako den tento.
Statlry den .je civil 'oaI zivota
V ktorej kazdy cIovek nailepsi
cfti. ci mu osud Dol otcimom
TAX to citila i pani Damianova
Osud, ktory ju jej mladosti Il
nasal ma perutiach vol 'nych RADIO
sti ruzovymi snaimi o st asst, sta
sa po odmretf jej dobrTch rodi
| GOV pravym otcimom a odked.
vydaIa sa ia muza l'aIhtikara, kol
hel'a. stal sa jej tyranom.
Dnes citi svoje nest 'astie, svo
ju hrozni biedu najvyssej ME
re. Troje dietok pyta chleba a O.
na no nema, zeby i'm no mohls
dat. Muz pre- svoju pijatiku ;
'ahkomysel'nost' ztratil trad,
ktorom no len milosrdenstv'
mad jeho statocnou zenou a nbo
htmi Diet mi trpeli. indie no do II
radu what nechcii, tax he Ons
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-24
POZVANIE MA VEL'KY BAL
vO WARREN.

i . Is u !.
Odbor 731 MSS. vo Warren, O.
vydrziava dina Is. jannara vcccr
v .Juhoslovanskom Dome pod {,
1915 Burton Ave., S,op HR
vel 'kolcpy bal, ma ktory povola-
va vsetkych Slovakov a Sloven-
ky z Tr1bmballl Mahoning okre-
SOW. Hrat' bude vy,borna hudba a
0 najlepsiu zabavu je postarane.
Bratia sestry, prld tie sa $ naml
rozpoznat' a zabavit Vst,rpne
n SOC pre- panov a 25e pre- danny.
ga. .l.-.o = 1ox ~ cncfNy 4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-24

| y
| size. Dnm nocou pracnje, ale to
lnestaci. BIO nesvedomity mua, co
| m0ze, to .lej vezme a prepije. Pre-
mrhal jej krasne veno, sperky all
stribro pozakladal a neNytmenl. |
Posledne nauSnicc, drahn pamiat-
ku po matke, vytiahol iej usn,
J ked pred rokom Y hortcke le-
zala, a prapil. Toto vsetko bolo
: NJ aplakane, ale dnesny podly
: elm ieho MEDIA sa ami potokom slz
smyt'. Cely rok odkladala 81 po
! niekolk ych halieroch ma Viano-
ce, ably mohla nbohym Diet 'om GO
: len aky taky maly stromcek "a
!, opatrit' a hoci to mala dobre u
schovane, on jej to nasiel, wal
+. prepil. To bola pre- jej dobre ma
terske srdce bilestna rama. Ked
: mu dohovarala. zdvihol ma nn ru
: ku, surovo jej nadal taSou 81
4 lou iu odsotil, re celou vahou te-
la padla nd zem.
| Deti kricaly on miesto ably
ih tisil, vo svojcj divej surovo-
4 sti ich palicou' bill, az koneGne a
:, ko drava EVER vybchol a iSiel roy
: no do kr6my-.
BleAa akn smrt, cervenymi
cd plaeu ocima stoji iiboha zena
y pri obloku tchudobne, ba mohlo
bv sa RECT, ze biedne zariadenej
: izbietky, memo pozerainc do sna-
hovei ptisti.
: "Takto to d'alej neide, odidem.
Il Dosial som trpela ako mucedlni-
! ca, ndchcela som odist', ably sa
nepovedalo, ze som deti pozbavila
otca. Dnes sa miera m0jho utr-
d penia doplnilas VeNmem 81 deti
pojdem k tetke, budem in ko-
J lenacky prosit ably sa mad nami
Il smilovala a dala nam iitulof V
" nid1torom kiitiku V jej troch po-
schodovy-ch domoch. Ona Sa slec
l. ma nina hneva, zc som iSla ia Da-
+ miana a zavrhla som jej svagra,
y no aida naSa bicda obmakGi jej
: srdce." - Tallto premysl ala il
boha zena. Nato kl 'allla pred o.
d! braz Spasitel "a vriicne sa mod
lila, ably Bob posilnil ju iej pre-
! dsavzatf.
Takto zacali slavit Vianoce V
ldome opilcovom.
NJ .< IT. IT.
Je polnoc. L'lldia ma vyzvu zvo
, nov idi na utierail. Damian w ne
o NAL "a co pit. vysiel krcmy ma
ulicu, ei by daku oveclku nestre-
; toll. ktor1 by moihol podojit "..
-INecakal dino, co jeho niekdajsi
!. dobry priatel' Vodar isiel okolo.
II "Serv,ls, kamarat!'' Zvolal Da-
! mian, podavajic MAJ rukn.
Y "Servus!" Odpovedal Vodar,
r poberajiic sa d 'alej.
"Kam sa nahliS, Janko9'
II "Do kostola" Odvetil Vodar.
Il "a. co ia tam po lSostole -
il. to je pre- stare baby. Pod radsej
q do krcmv, vypijeme 81. " Tahal no
q smerom k hostincu
V "Nie-nie... No vies 'ty, co? Pod
a tv teraz so mnou do kostola ia
J. potom pojdem tebon do hostin-
: ca"
a Poiednali sa Damian iSiel S
Vodarom do kostola, ktorom w
Y od sobasr nebol.
II Zaplaya svetiel, vona kadidla
kla jedliciek, carovne alskordy or
! CANA, balcony spav, vsetko toto
:, ilcinkovalo ma jeho dllsu kIzlom
) anjelskej poezie a tvrda, l'adova
) k6ra bezcitnosti, ktora obtacala
) jeho srdce, zaeala sa razoan sta
) pat. Mysel' jeho zalietla minu-
) lost jeho detskIch cias, ked' tie
) to kolddy pod vianoemym strom-
} cekom $ rodi6mi spievaval. AXE
) krasne vznesene to boly chvfle!...
w tom mu napadly jeho deti. A
} ky stromcel pa'iprayn tymto? A.
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-24

domacnosti svoiej cftili sa zrazu
spokojnymi...
.Tu anjeli prespevovah svoj ra-
dostny vianodny spev:
"Pokoj l'ud 'om dobrej vole!'
Evening star., 1926-08-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THE PARTRIDGE,
Mt Pleasant and Park Road.

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just opened! All outside apartments: one
room. bath. kitchen and dining slcove. with
California, bed. Two rooms. reception hall.
location Firpproof elevator. incnerator.
Resident manager on premises
goth AND F SITS. NV.
New Fireproof Building
One and two rooms and bath.
Occupancy aboHi b Ut August lst
NEW BUILDING.
9 rooms and bath h............. 5000
r""". ."s ."e $ss go ana 90
8 room: :iIs ,ss K$HSIokAMA { S,35: RD- NV ws,ssoo 1890
'' ssso ADAMS Mill RID. '
r"om rooms and ndn bash asbh' p"rch ->so 90 90
, '0"" '9S 5saS SA'1, G1o,NN. AVE. NV. s"'"o ~
rooms reception hall kitchen. hail - ~
A"2 THE Ia'e 'EevERETT si25 p ST. NV ''0'
3 rooms: kitchen. reception hall oo m
rooms' S%% oasn Kitchen and bath 300 $40
room kIis4Rsn 1s4s sfRakb rRd s6'n nsr. NV. saso
JAZZ dnins room SiSS1;s So s4s 5RS Us .7so
rooms and 4}Ss HssAl l4iS libss sT RoiSs91 NV
rooms anf Y7iS Ss's RA: AVE: NV: ''s.o'oo sso oo
NE.
rooms f'5cser 1859 MHss. 1ns 0as3 AVE NV. 'soo'oo
3 rooms and bath. ............... $50 90
11l3 PA. AVE. NV.
1890 CALIFoRNlA ST. NV
3 rooms. kitchen and bath .$L2.5 80
THE AR6soRE sisfHs9 e. sfS sf!h goth sr
: rooms ana sos sa!e si., ST. NV. ''sS0'oo 900 %
F00"i i7ss s2a KSasIfSoRAMA RID. NV 'soo'oo W
3 rooms kitchen and bath $4,000
10Y l1th ST. NV.
room. dining alcove. kitchen and
'"'" i7i5 p ST. wv.
9 rooms. kitchen and bath ..... $3.50
room. dining alcove, kitchen and
'A'" 74o 9th sT. NV. f0'00,S1''oO
. rooms. ktchenette and bath $4,000
rooms and kitchen. Use u o. of bath. :. .s35 90
7oe c?nd nd 81. NV.
1907 \. e. AVE. NE.
6 rooms and 2 baths rent reduced TO 10000
COLORED.
2635 EYE ST. NV.
rooms and bath S24.oo
GEO. W. LINkINS,
1873 DE SALES ST.
tOpposite Mayf1ower HOTEL
Evening star., 1926-08-25
SAT,E-FARMS.

70 ACRES. ss CLEAR. 90 WOOD. coon
sandy loan with p creek and spring Near
electric cars. B. & Q. r. r.. n mile from
church. ?. O.. stores. etc. lO-room house
iarn; chicken house and III necessary out
buildings. Price. $4,000. 81 ,Oo0 cash.
balance easy terms. Call hyattN, lie 215-x-2.
210 ACRES--A REAL FARM. 30 MILES
out in Montgomery County IN hfEh state
of cultivation: good house with stesM heat
and running water bank barn and Ether
Outbuildings: rich soil: good State and cdSr.
ty roads. Owner anxious to sell on accouN
of sickness; priced right
Also ~ acres on Colesviile pike: good
house with all city conveniencea. Just the
place for some business man to have.
JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS.
1918 10Th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1926-08-25
APARTMENTs-sUBURBAN.

porch furnished or partly furnished; in
good 10 Iocation; baby $50 or $40. Ad-
FURNISHED ROOMS AND PRIVATE
bath. by business woman: Sept and Oct.
Address Box 226-S. Star Office. ga
THREE ROOMS. X. AND B.. FURNISHED
available Sept. Is. Address Box 31-S. Star
office %"
FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR EIGHT
months: 3 rooms. kitchen and bath; porch
Star Office.
r. VERY CLASSY APT. TILE BATH.
outside rooms. huge closets immense
porch: near cars school. stores: garage;
corner: concrete at. Takoma. Reduced to
$40 Call Col lO8-W 30s