davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-08-12
TlDe-Story Building
On Sim0nton Street
Struck By Lightning

The recently remodeled and
nicely painted two-story building
at the corner Of Greene and 81.
monton streets, formerly operated
rs a rooming house by Mrs.
Davies. was struck BY lightning
during the vivid electric storm
and daIuec Of rain about 8 o'clock
this morning.
The lightning first struck the
obser alton tower at the extreme
top Of the building. coursing 60
the rear through the roof ard
knocking CT mpslding strips Of
the coraic Il thsn flashed dorm
a pipe into the earth with blind
ing hfillisnee.
Peonls fiyfig il The vicinity Of
the buiIiiAy ! - t'ls odor u hrini
stone ia the air was very per-
ceptible.
The extent Of the damage 70 the
building has not been determined.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-08-12
BANK CASHIER
SHOOTSBANDIT
PRESENTS CHECK AT IN
sTITUTIoN SIGNED
JOE TRACY
dnr A.secIated rres.l )

0CALA. Aug. 12.-one bandit
was seriously wounded, and an
other fled after pistol battle this
morning with H. w. Hoffman.
cashier of the Bank of Citra.
The wounded man was taken to
a hospital where physicians said
he may die.
Hoffman was alone in the bank
when the bandits entered, one of
them presented a check signed Joe
Tracey. As Hoffman looked up
he faced a revolver. The cashier
dropped behind a counter, drew
a revolver, and started shooting
when one of the bandits dropped
to the floor. The other rushed
from the building.
Sheriff Thomas was notified
and left for the scene with depu-
ties and hloodhounds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-08-12
BRIGHT OUTLOOK
. in BUSINESS
CONDITIONS
INCREASED ACTIVITIES ARE
LOOKED FOR IN NORTHERN
AND SOUTHERN STATES,
REPORTS INDICATE

LAKELAND. Fla, Aug. 12.-
Business throughout the country
is now generally good with pros
poets for increased business dur.
ing the coming fall and winter
both in the northern and south
ern states and especially in Flor.
Ida, according to w. S. Moore, Of
this city, president of the Florida
Retail Clothiers Association, who
has just returned from an ex-
tended tour of the north and east.
On his trip Mr.. Moore visited
Chicago, st. Louis. Cleveland, New
York and other points. He states
that he found travel the heaviest
on trains boGnd for Florida and
points to TIE fact that he found
little difficulty in getting Pull
man reservations on any trains ex.
cept those coming to Florida. Ac-
eording to Mr.. Moore, he had to
wait two days in order to get
Pullman for Florida and he was
then compelled to accept reserva-
tions for jacksonville only.
"Times through the north and
east are generally good" asserted
Mr.. Moore, "and the volume Of
trade in the clothing business Is
well maintained. The prospects
are good for the autumn and win
ter" Business viii be good in
Florida this winter and traffic into
the state by rail and motor will
be large. Railroad men in New
York told me that travel to Flor.
ida was greater this summer than
last summer and that advance
listings indicated an unprecedent-
ed rush southwark from this time
on.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-08-12
Train Accident Occurs
Tuesday Night On
Line of F. E. c. Ry

Reports were given out yester
day to the effect that the morn
ing train was delayed owing TO .
road washout up the state, which
was not the case. inasmuch az ad-
vices from Vero Beach state that
the engine and baggage car Of the
gouthbound Havana Special war
derailed near Oslo, which caused
the train TO arrive here late In
the afternoon.
The special was proceeding IN
der slow orders when IL struck
the freight train which had not
cleared the main line while pass
ing into a siding. No one was in
ured in the accident. however.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-08-12
Boyspring Arripes At
Jacksonville Today
With Scouts On Board

The U. S. S. Bayspting. which
left Key West Tuesday morning
with IL Boy Scouts and six off.
GERS of Troop 5 aboard. arrived
at Jacksonville at $50 this morn
ing, according to official report
received at the office OF Captain
McNeely, commandant of the
seventh naval district.
From Jacksonville the boys and
officers will be conveyed by mo-
torcade to st. Augustine. where
they will take boats for Anastasia
Island to spend two weeks on
their annual encampment.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-08-12
Five Men Entolabed
In Mine Are Rescued
Lieutenant Commander
George B. Graham Is
Leaving On Trip

Lieutenant Commander George
B. Graham, U. s. reserve force, is
leaving over the Flagler System
this evening for Miami, where he
will join the U. s. S. Borie for a
training cruise of about fifteen
days. Four officers and 45 men
pi!l ioin the vessel there.
The first stop viii be made at
New York and the second at New
port. Rhode Island. The Borie will
then join the Atlantic fleet fer
maneuvers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-08-12
COAST GUARD
VESSELS ARE
RETURNING HERE
FLEET is DISPATCHED TO
SCENE OF BATTLE AT SEA
BETWEEN SEVERAL FAC.
TIONS

The expedition of Coast Guard
boats sent Sunday night by Capt.
John G. Berry, in command of the
Gulf Division of the service here,
to the scene of the reported battle
between rum-running boats and hi
jackers off st. Augustine, are re-
ported as being on their return
voyage to Key West. Some of
the vessels reached Miami last
night and report very unfavorable
weather conditions. This may re-
tard their progress and delay their
arrival here until sometime dur
ing tonight or Friday.
On their way down the boats
will keep a lookout for signs of
hijackers and their craft, but it is
believed that their two unsuccess-
full engagements and perhaps the
loss of two members of their gang
will have dampened their ardor,
and that they are now skipping
over the sea New York bound.
In the Coast Guard news story
published here, Capt. Berry's
name was enormously given as
George" That was wrong. His
name is John G. Berry" as is
well known. Il have never had
an alias" Capt. Berry jolsingly
remarked when speaking of the
error; and excused the mistake on
the grounda that mistakes as well
as accidents will occur in the best
of families.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-08-12
FEDERATION OF
LABOR NEUTRAL

WASHINGTON. Aug. i2,Ths
work of the American FederatioR
of Labor in the republic Of Mckee
has been confined exclusively 70
economic and industrial affairs.
policy of non-interference in the
religious controversy having been
announced BY official. Of the or.
sanizstion.
Pre.iden. william cr.an said.
I'VE regard the domestic and in.
ternaI policies Of another nation
as = part Of their own probIsms
and whatever wrong may exist ano
whatever injustice may be pras.
tieed can only be rsmsdiea by the
people who make up the nation"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-08-12
County Commissioners
Win Meet Tonight
In Regular Session

The county commissioners viii
convene in regular session tonight
at 8 o'clock. A. il customary az
the meetings on the second Thurs
day right in each month, the time
will be principally devoted T.
checking up depoaitorg accounts
and locking into business details.
Legal notices have been pnb.
lixhed By the commissioner M
forming the public that complaints
on the equalization and revision
of the 1926 tar roll would als0
be heard IT the meeting tonight.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-08-12
PRISONERS REFUSE
TO PERFORM WORK

TALLAHASSEE. Fla. Aug. Il.
When notified that eight white
county prisoners in Orange county
has refused to work, the prison
bureau instructed that they be put
on one half pound Of bread with
water daily, until they signified
their intention Of working.
The bureau was also notified Of
the escape at Quincy of VIII Her
ris, sentenced from Calhoun coun.
" May 1, 1926. TO three years for
breaking and entering.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-08-12
ADOPTS ANTI
NAN PLATFORM
GOVERNOR FERGUSON LINES
UP FORCES FOR
CAMPAIGN
0nx An.oelnted pressl

DALLAS, Aug. 12.-The Sec
ond Texas primary campaign for
the Democratic gubernatorial
nomination gained headway today
as Governor Miriam Ferguson
modified her followers on an
anti Ku Klux Klan platform in
her attempt to defeat Attorney
General Dan Moody. The leaders
of the Moody faction have been
invited to attend mass meeting
here Saturday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-08-12
CATHOLICS AND GOVERNMENT TROOPS
CLASH IN MEXICO, MANY FATALITIES
7 w O PRIESTS ARE
EXECUTED FOLLOW
ING ALL DAY BAT
TIE

MEXICO CITY, Aug. la.--TwO
Catholic priests. and between ~
and 81 Catholic citizens, were ex.
eeuted after an sll-day battle be.
tween government troops and
Catholics in the town of zahaaaye,
according to reports issued by
Archbishop Leopold Flores.
The bishop estimated that so
persons were killed in the battle,
and the prelate also reported dis.
orders occurring in Aeambare,
where two government engineers
were killed during the rioting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-08-12
AMERICAN BRITISH AGREEMENT
FORMED AGAINST RUN RUNNING
GENERAL ANDREWS RE-
TURNS FROM ENG
Ian D FOLLOWING
NEGOTIATIONS
try Associated Press,

A1& AH8VGAAAGu EkGHBp
NEW YORK, Aug. H.
Rum Row faces immediate ex-
tinetion, with the bootleggers
having been dealt a most sew
ere blow in the sale of their
home products through an
Amsriean-British agreement
TO curb rum-running in the
opinion of General Lincoln c.
Andrews, who has just return
ed from England where he
nsgotiatsd the agreement.
This alliance formed be-
tween the two nations will be
the means Of making It mat
ter of great difficulty TO com
tinus operations which have
been carried ON in the past.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-08-12

SALEM, Aug. 12.~-Ali five
miners imprisoned hy the cave-fn
at Hudson Mine last Thursday
were brought TO the surface alive
this morning. Randolph Cobb was
the first to reach the top Of the
shaft, and was followed By Roy
James, George CastiIIsr, u. b.
Wilson, and Harry Watson Cas-
ti!ler, who was delirions and suf-
fering with pneumonia. The Others
were in jovial mood as they
we're greeted by relatives and
and friends.
The miners said they had never
given up hope of rescue. that they
had four matches which they
carefully conserved by burning
their miners lamps. but finally
their supply Of matches and oil
gave out and they were in dark
ness.
They did not know how long
they bad beer imprisoned, having
last al senpe al tinae with the ex.
ception Of CastiIler.
The men were suffering only
from weakness due 10 lack Of
food.
The rescue workers met with
saceess following the sinking of
= second shaft in order 10 reach
TIE victims &c the rave-fn.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-08-12
MARTINEAU IS
LEADING TERRAL..

LITTLE ROCK. Aug. 12.
Judge John E. Martineau was
leading Governor Tom j. Terra
by approximately 10000 votes in
the primary race for the Demo.
cratic gubernatorial nomination
early today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-08-12
MAKE SEARCH FOR
STOLEN JEWELRY

NEWPORT. R. l., Aug. 12.-
Private detectives joined with
servants of the Vanderbilt estate
here today in search for q
jewelry box mysteriously stolen at
a dinner party last Saturday. Some
of the missing jewels have been
found.
All of the stolen property is re-
ported to be worth 100000.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-08-12
OPERATIVES T A X E N
FROM HUDSON MINE
AFTER MUCH EFFORT
BY WORKMEN
tBy Associated Press,

SALEM, KY, Aug. 12.--
Three of five men who had
been imprisoned in the Hud-
son Nine since last Thursday
were brought out alive today.
according to information
given out By mine officials.
The working crews are still
continuing in their efforts to
rescue the others who be-
came entomLed in a recent
cave-in during a time when
operations were being carried
on in the mine.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-08-12
DENIES REQUEST
FOR WRIT OF ERROR
lnr Assaelalea rfessl

BEVERLY FARMS. Mas, Aug.
f2.-United States Supreme
Court Justice Oliver Wendell
Holmes today denied application
for . writ of error made By the
attorney for Richard Reess
whistemore under sentence q
death at Baltimore for the killing
Of Maryland peaItentlary
guard.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-08-12
TWO KILLED IN
PISTOL FIGHT
nv Aaseclatea rresa1

DETROIT, Aug, i2.--Two men
were shot to death, and three
other persons wounded. one Of
them a woman. in a pistol fight in
q cafe here today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-08-12
MINISTER'S SON BANDIT

LEICESTER. Eng Arthur S.
Longstaff, son of clergyman. was
sentenced to prison for holding up
a branch of Barclays Bank,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-08-12
BURGLAR HANGS SELF

RELFAST.-Aecnsed BY his
sister Of burglary. Daniel Mccor-
mick hanged himself while avait-
ing trial.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-08-12
BIRTHS DROP IN BRITAIN

LONDON. Births n England
ard Wales arc the lowest recorded
Yinee 1910.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-08-12
ADJUSTMENTS
MONROE THEATRE

MONROE THEATRE
ToDAY-Warner Bros. pre-
sents 'sThe Gilded Highway. Also
vaudeville.
SAN CARLOS
ToDAY-"The virginian 0at.
casts Comedy Hug Bug." Also
Harry cerdvay's Ministries.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-16
UTOROK JE POSLEDNY
DEN ZAPLATIT DAN

Ma utorok, 20. julia veeer zavre
sa okresna pokladnica pred prili-
vom penazi cd danovnikov, a ii,
ktori do toho easu nezaplatia svo-
iu dan, budd pol roka platit
zvytajn1 pokutu. Okresny poklad
mix Vogan oznamil, ze ma ziaden
pad termfn Wac nepredEi. Ter
min platenia Dol uz predlzeny o
mesiac a kto nezaplatil, nema sa
ma co vyhovarat'. Nezaplatili svo-
ju dan vel mi mnohi. Vogan udal,
re len jedna tretina penazi je dnu.
To znaci, ze vo zvysujiice dni bu-
de vel ky stisk a. ze mnohf bud1
daromne stat cely den, ze ma mich
rad sotva dojde. Preto kto neza-
platil svoju dan, mech ide yeas
rano v pondelok alebo utorok, to
bude iedina prilezitost' k rych-
lemu vykonceniu svojich zalezi-
tostf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-16
sLOVENSKA BANKA
JUBMOVALA

The" American State Bank Of
Pittsburgh, .sloyensky penazny IL
stav v Pittsburghn, .slavila Is. j1-
la 5-rocne jabileum, svojho jest
vovania. Banka' sa pekne vzmaha-
Ia a svoi obchod rozsirovala, TAX
ze dnes ma uz $285, 900 kapitalu
zvysku a nerozdeleneho zisku,
vkladov 81, $4,000 a obchodnych
stranok 1900. sJej pat 'rocny O.
brat dosiahol $28, $4,000. Banka
81 posledne zmenila memo ma The
American State Bank & Trust
Company Of Pittsburgh, Pa, lebo
dostala poverenie cd statu, ably
preva3zala, al trustovy ohchod.
Kp vzrastu srde6ne blahozel&ans.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-16
v6ETCI BIsKUPI MozNo
PRfDU KU NAN

Navstevoyanie sloyenskych kas
Ftolfckych osad y Amerike osvief. J.
,pp. ,biskupmi 70 Slovenska, potr-
va este "a styrl tyzdne a potion cd
cestujn domov. Navstev chcd W.
korat'. elm najviac, preto ME lie
iste, ale NOME, ze sa stvrtok
vsetci styria biskupi siMn ma
som meste. Ked' by sa tax stalo,
co ie iste vrelou ziadost 'ou kaz-
deho Slovaka, vzneSeni hostia by
boil ncastnf shromaz1enra Slova-
kov Moose Hall popoludni We
GER pol s. hodine by boly potion
bohosluzby chrame Sv. Cyrilla
a Methoda pristupom pre- kaz-
deho Slovaka. Ma poludnie, pred,
shromaEdenim, vzneseni hostia by
boil host ami youngstownskfho
duchovenstya, ktore. 2 tel prilezi-
tosti usporit;alo by na ich poctu
obed vo W.ckl;ffe Manor.
Nedel'n pontifikalna sv. omsa
chf anne Sv. Cyrilla Methoda
bude pol II. hodine predpolu-
dnim. -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-16
PAN LOSCHITZER VRkTu
SA 20 SLOVENsKA

NJ. Losehitzer, znamy Slovakom
ma celei okolici, vratil sa nede-
I'u Z kraja, kde boil ma dvamesae-
nej navsteve v Hoici,. Nitrian-
skej zupe. Pan Loschitzer pove-
dal, ze pomery ma Slovensku sti
ME nailepsie. Nedostatok kapita-
lu haiti rozvoj hospodarsky. Al
zem, ktora bola rozdelena medzi
l'ud, nemoze byt' dokladne obra-
bana, lebo MET penazi ma rol mi
cke stroje ma statok. v Cesku sd
pomery omnoho lepsie a Neme-
cku be je celkom dobre. O RakI-
sku sa vyslovil, ze je tam este
vzdy bieda.
Pan Loschitzer, 60 Glen sifkar-
tovej firmy Loschitzer q Engel,
viedol ha Sloyensko vyprayu po-
citujdcu 55 elenoy. Teraz ie zno-
WI pri svojej praci ' Central ban
ke.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-16
PEKARI sDIERAgU L'UD .1..
. ,H.-. KRATKOU VAHOU

Ward Baking Co. Youngs-
town City Baking Go. z Warren
pokutovane boly v policajnom sii-
de mesta Warren, ze pecn a pre-
davaj1 l'ahsi chlieb, nez ie ma
bochnikoch napisane. Bixler Ba-
king Co. sa tiez priznala k vine
eaka pokutu. Statni inspektori
Tracy Fisher udali, re obyva-
tel 'stvo Mahoning doliny klama-
ne je kratkou vahou chleba skoro
ustavicne. Inspektori vah vystri-
hajn al obchodmkov, ably kratkej
vahy' chlieb nepredavali, lebo al
oni m6Eu byt' dl'a zakona poku-
tovani, co al nepetd chlieb.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-16
.Slovenski biskupi ' Youngstown
vsetky farnos chystajh ch slAvnostns uvftanie
vsetci miestni duchovni idu pre- vxAcnych host'ov
do Pittsburghu. Vseobecn6 nadssnie medl
Youngstownskymi Slovakmi n

ska konvencia hlde sa odbyyat
pri farnosti SLOvENSKYCH Be
NEDIKTfNOy ma 81. Street 4
Superior. Y utorok vefer vsetcia
styria osvietpp. biskupovia maii
sa sticastnit' STUDENTSKEHO,
KONGRESU Clevelande, En-
gineer's Hall ma rohu ST. Clair
a Ontario.
Nasim vzacnym host 'om, nasim
arcipastierom slovenskym, 2 mas
no dprimneho slovenskeho srdca
prajeme, aby ich kratucky pobvt
nasom krnhu boil mily, prijem-
ny, plny milych rozpomienok !
Mech plnost' Bozskdho pozehna
MIA sprevad-a ich spasonosnl ce
stu pomedzi nasmi rodakmi v A.
merike ROzska Prozretel most
mech ich, osviezenych ma dnchn, o.
bodrenych ma tele, a obohatenvch
nnohvmi vzacnymi zkiisenostia-
mi, prinavrati st 'astlivo nasmn
drahemn SlOyensku, ably ma mno-
he a mnohe roxy zdarne praco-
vail "a povznesenie cyrillo-metho-
dejskeho dedictva: VERY a naro-
da naSho slovenskdho!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-16
Stayaj1 domoy
pre- sestry-ucitePky
0sada Sv. Alzbety zahajila stavbu
$24, 900. 90 domovu.

Rvchle napreduji1ca najmladsia
slovenska katol. osada Yopings-
town, osada Sy. AEbety ma Ha-
selton, zahajila minnleho piatku
stavbu nadhernaho domovu pre-
sestry-ueitel ky. Dom bude mat
Is izieib. a len jeho stavba bude
stat $24,OOO.OO. Budoya bude
stat ma Hickory ST., ma osadnych
pozemkoch. ....:
Osada Sv. Alzbety: nateraz ma
sest sestier-uciteliek, ale nasled-
kom jei yzrastu, predvida sa, ze
domov nebude nijako vel'ky o
niekol'ko rokov. Do skoly osad-
nej v minulom skolsko,n roku
chdilo uz $50 dietok, v buddcom
ich brde chodit este Wac.
Dom bude ,tehlou murovany a
bude sa krasne vynimat' ma vr-
sku, ma ktorom je i kombinovany
chram so Skolou. Tato budova bu-
de tiez v kratkej budiicnosti zvac-
sovana do vysky.
Tento pekny pokrok umozneny
je laskou Rev. Kostika, duchov-
neho osady, ku svojim osadnikom,
ktori ml lasku opatuid MIN
horlive spolupracujti a obetujn "a
svOju osadu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-16
MEsTo KUP1 LET1sKo.

Mestska rada poyerila kontrol-
mi radu mesta, ably zaklpila 103
akrov zeme cd l.. B. McElyey ma
Hubbard Road "a asi $50, ,OOO,. pre-
letecka ciele. Ma tomto pozemku
bude letecka stanica pre- postdve
lietadla Spoj. Statov, ako al pre-
obdhodne a inc. Mozne je, ze 2
tychto 103 akrov darovane bude
40 akroy tovarni vyrabaj1cei
Martin lietadh, ktora sa teraz
nachodi v Clevelande, ale ma IL
mysel' sa prest 'ahovat'. v pade
by tato tov&reh sem prisla, dosta-
10 by Y nej pr6cu WAC sto robot
nikoy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-16
SLOVENSKY CHLAPEC
PoPALENY MA sMRT

Jan Mazur, 10-rocny syn Joze-
ia Julie Mazur, 1926 Shelby ST.,
zomrel vo Stvrtok l. hod. rano
" nemocnici Sv. AEbety cd popa-
lenin, ktore utrpel v stredu vecer
ked sa hral so zapal 'kami. Chla-
pee boil vel mi popaleny jeho sa-
ty boly skoro celkom spalene.
Janko sa hral ma zadnom porci s
ostatnymi det mi zapal'oval "a
pal'ky. Ked' sa mu chytily saty,
jeden z ohlapcov utekal k otcovi
o pomoc, ktory ohen ma chlapcovi
zahasil a zaNiezol chlapca do ne
mocnice. Tam zomrel.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-16

Spna t1zba nash ovens kh prichoda
vnska na najvzaejA hosta sloyensk
rve kost koi Tu
ud zraey ajat baylonsko paekad
tax nj adi sc rokov na pdoa osieh icku i Tnav
Bahskn Byscu Kos Rozhavu S kdyze pride
presoy apostolsky bp pochadza @ sovenso
naroda vypocu Hospodn ked
bca pokoja nas povysen boil hodnos
tinom S stoce vede e Sovak narodom
vodcov
Pommo uz Wac desat oi co opuil
cas- ktory zaje pamiatku matky neved zonn
tax aos Svenska boy zalostm adost
Dhe pocili
vzkrenm voadceho dca sovens ke
lii
arodo sdrastnc vzdelanc
bomne bremeno, oz ala mas drahy ovnky
ode Mvou Ia tto
miou
prichadzan mameni poyd ky
kuly
pklad prcklad celeho PSMA SVATEHO nae
jake Fudeka Janko ansku nv nch
dosta by radova hovol 'Toto
f1ospodin. ,.E
Cd bnkotajnceho Vahu zod vysokych
hodia nasej Mahonng dolny
paneam kotam mrakavn dymn T rdi
nova vas TAX rozdelna m
obovskymi ocelaram cd nebycny as aier cho
Sovc Npusti Pana Boh
rodnam ahoby Cd zeavIho donasai
nase cframy ko kde pestuje dah
hnane udil No nezabudne prosime
ajncich, ktori tohoto rados n6ho
Ked Vas n drah slovenh arcpaseri nprmno'ou
nase ocelane ppoaju ohnom ve sk privolavame
BRO DOSLI, VfTAJTE!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-16
HORUCOST PRfCINOU .
SMRTI STYROCH OS0B

v piatok minuleho tyHdna, bola
93-stupnova 'horneost' ma okof a
zapricinila smrt' styrom osobam.
Jedno 19-rocne dievca Hubbard,
Amy Andrews, zomrelo cd hor1-
costi, ako al poldruha rocny slo-
vensky chlapcek 20 Struthers, Mi
chal Bolesak. Zatopil sa 21-rocny
Llewellyn Roles jazere Glacier
a 10-roeny Henry Reese New
Castle v Shenango rieke.
V sobotu popoludni prisiel vel'-
ky dazd', ktory. urobil koniec ho-
r6cave ma cely tWden.