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Milford chronicle., 1926-05-14
Gravel Hill

Miss Bernice Dickerson, daughter Of
Chas. Dickerson who reside near here
and Granville Tyndall, were married on
Thursday evening. April goth at Delmar
by the Rev. ]. T. Bailey.
Mrs. Arthur Shockley spent Tuesday
with her daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Reed at
Milton.
James Koeppel is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur Pepper OF Mil
ton spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Walls.
Arthur Rogers is under treatment at
a Philadelphia hospital.
James Jefferson is spending a few
days with his daughter, Mrs. Lizzie
Wilson.
G. H. Koeppel has erected a bungalow
on one of his lots.
Milford chronicle., 1926-05-14
Andrewvine

The Ladies Aid Society of Bethel
M. P. Church met with Mrs. Norman
Outten on May 4th, The next meet
ing will take place at the home Of
Mrs. Henry Silbersen on June 1st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Griffith and
daughter visited J. A. Butler and
family recently.
Miss Florence Butler, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Butler and Mr.
Fred Walls were recently married at
Denton, Md. We wish the young
couple many years of happy mar
ried life.
Miss Ruth L. Vincent spent Sun
day with Miss Kathryn Hastings Of
near FELTON,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Vincent spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
son Newnom.
Earl Jewell, wife and family were
recent visitors of G.. B. Vincent and
family.
Hugh Vincent who resides near
Barkers Landing has purchased a
new Essex coach.
Mr.. Silberison entertained over the
Milford chronicle., 1926-05-14

Philadelphia spent Saturday and
Sunday with her parents.
Bloomery Aid will meet with Mrs
Blanche Adams May Goth in the af-
ternoon at her home. All are well
come.
E.>W. Adams and brothers are i'm
proving their dwelling by fresh
coat of paint.
Mrs. Kemp Adams is able to be
out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Parker were
fredericksburg visitors on Sunday.
House cleaning is the daily Occu-
patton of the women here.
Milford chronicle., 1926-05-14

In the absence of our pastor on
Sunday, Rev. L. w. Laytield preached
a Mothers Day sermon to a very at
tentiVe audience, and in the evening
former pastor, Rev. Dorsey Blake
made a splendid talk.
At the social held for st. Johns
towns they realized $4,000. Mrs.
Stayton Russell won the prize bas-
ket of fruit and sold it again for 81,
giving the proceeds to the church.
A number of our boys took part
at the Newark Field Meet last Sat
urday and several of them won more
honors for Greenwood.
Reta Mae Tatman spent the week
end here with her parents.
Mrs. Laura Owens spent the week
end with her daughter, Mrs. Will
! liam Mai on the farm.
Frank Houseman of Philadelphia
spent the weekend here with his
mother and sister.
Howard Houseman of Philadelphia
spent the weekend here with his
mother.
Fred Liden, one of our Greenwood
boys, did not get the hOnOrS due him
at the field meet at Georgetown. He
received his blue ribbon badge in the
dodge ball distance throw of so lbs.
boys and instead of giving Liden
first they gave it to J. Jones OF
Georgetown.
Woodrow Coulter won a silver
medal, two blue ribbons, one red
ribbon and one white ribbon.
Greenwood boys are hard to beat
Lots of credit is due our splendid
corps OF teachers.
Mrs. George Murphy is on the sick
list at this time.
George A. Outten, formerly of this
place for many years; but now liV'
ing in EastYille, n. c., met with
serious automobile accident, and a
this time the extent of his injuries
is not known.
Frank Hayes is receiving treat
ment in the Marshall Hospital.
Lawrence Hayes of Wilmington
; was a weekend visitor with friends
. in Greenwood.
. Mrs. Blema Tatman spent las
Saturday in Newark with her daugh
ter.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Kwbec an,
family of Philadelphia spent tn
weekend here with their brothe
[ and wife, Arthur Johnson.
Mrs. Lottis Johnson has returne
4 home again after a weeks visi
= with her daughter in Philadelphia.
= Mrs. William Reynolds fell out O
her back door and in some way huT
d her ankle. She has been confined t
t her bed since the accident and un
i able to walk.
Greenwood and Seaford played
game of base ball last week whic
: ended in tie score.
Rev. Otis P. Jefferson of Chester
: town, Md, visited at the home of MI
and Mrs. c. B. Porter on Monday.
Mrs. R. L. Coulter, Sr., entertain
q ed her brother and wife last Sunda
afternoon.
e The senior class of the high schOC
e will give a play in the high schOC
y building entitled the "Black Cat Jaz
) MiEstrel" on Tuesday evening, Ma
L 1S#h.
Ii 0Mrs. B. F. Conoway has bee
l. bending the past week with friend
I. and relatives in fredericksburg an
} Seaford.
e. FOR RENT OR SALE-Cheap,
l. small house and six building lot
Terms easy. w. H. Radcliff, Greer
Il wood, Del. MIA
Milford chronicle., 1926-05-14
Adams Cross Roads

Miss Jessie Adams spent the week
end with Dorothy Reynolds, near
Bridgeville.
Charlie Adams of Wilmington
spent the weekend with relatives
here. He has purchased a Ford coupe
and made his first trip in it.
Leroy Giggs, Miss Eva Devore'
Sadie Devore and Miss Blanche Stel-
Ter motOred here Saturday to make a
short visit with their sister.
Preaching Sunday afternoon at
BloOmery
Mr.. and Mrs. Myral Montgomery of
Milford chronicle., 1926-05-14

weekend Mr.. and Mrs. Rawlins
Stewart and son of Philadelphia.
Don't forget the ball game at An
drewville Saturday Cannon's Cross
ing wishes to play with the boys.
Last Saturday a very interesting
game was played with Masten's Cor
ner. Mastens was defeated by n
score of Is to z.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stubs and
family of Henderson, Md, were
Sunday visitors of Mrs. Ryan.
Milford chronicle., 1926-05-14
SHE DIDN'T KNOW POP

But, Freddy" insisted his teach
er, IF your father owed the butcher
$l2 and the grocer SIG, he'd have to
pay more than S5.75."
"No, he wouldn't" Freddy replied.
That's all it costs us to move. -
The Progressive Grocer.
Milford chronicle., 1926-05-14
PERFECTI

Does this porcelain egg serve its
purpose?"
"Yes, sir, it can't be beat. The
Progressive Grocer.
Milford chronicle., 1926-05-14

At Low Prices
We offer you the choicest Sc
lections of freshly received
Vegetables-at prices that
allow you to use as much as
you want.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-15
70 zzenskeho syeta
oTUzovANM D1Tf.

sd rodieia, l,l' lz,yll'ast' t'aminky,
ktore nepripustia ably ma ich mi
laekoy fuknul cerstvy vetrfk. Ba-
liza svoje deti tax 1zkostlive, ze
deti sd prilis chdlostiye q odolajd
mnoho, slabsie r6znym chorobam
ked' onemocnia, vel mi t'azko sa
zotavuj1.
Ale. tax, ako niektorf rodicia
vobec nehl 'adia pa to, aby ich
deti boly normalne otuzile, name
ma .dr,rhej strane zas tnnoho ta-
kych, ktori dzfyajd priamo bar
barskych method K otuzovaniu
diet at "a, "A predsa lekari az ME
raz varovali pred prilisnym bez
ohl'adnsm ,pohevAnim detf stdde-
nou vodou a pred odobnymi pro
ceddrami. T Mlatlistvy organizHus
nema totiz este Nostatoenej spo-
sobilosti,. ab,y' ,. mah99l s9 | .regnlovat
spravne teplotu tela. Preto majd
studene obklady, ,..sprchy a pole
vanie deti studeneu vodou, prilis
hlboke tieinky na+detsky organic
mus a. malo. BY sa ich pouzivat
vzdy. len dl'a lekarskej rady. Laik
sa yobec nevie. osentoyat' tom
to snnysle sam.
Ureite otuzova lEesdeti je ovsem
nutne, zvlast u f1eti vacach. De-
tom je .kazdopadne zdraye uzi-
vat vzduahoyf kdpele, I'll. pohy-
boKat sa ma eerstvom vzduchu v
odepn, priimeranes t'ahkom. v lete
mozeme nechat T. fleti al len ko-
sieloc'kach. .Neskorsie, k jaseni a
zime musfme isisyysem primera-
ne. obliekat2 Musime vsak vzdy
prizerat' ma to- ably oblek deti
prepdst al dosstSeok vaduchu a a.
by deti neboF dl:aszvyku niekto.
rych manisk kStak .oblesens, ze. 50
sotya m6zl: hybst, b. Detska moda,
ktora sa y posasd ch rokoch Y.
jima a dl'a ktorej zvlast' lete
nosia deti len to najnutnejsie, 90
bycajne len l'ahke pracie saty, sje
detskemu zdraviu a otuzovaniu
vel mi ;priazniva Rolo by len 81
nutno priat ,,.saby toto. pochopily
wstky maninky beg vynimkyI .
ably zmnly koneSne 2 domacnostl
Il z vykladoy. obehedoy tie protiv,
ne vlnene trika, DO, ktorydh ME
ktors. matky dosHdpe balia svojt
deti cd sepfembraN II ~ DO m@ja.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-15
Praha,. Is. dec. 1925.

@Praha, Is: dec. 1925:
V meste, kde ie restaurant na .
restaurants, jaternice a jelit:as :s. ne: i,
maju til vzacnost' ako ma dedine,
kde sd "zakalaeky" len raz do
roka. A prave tax ako sa lisis me.
st AN cd dedincana, rozpoznas al
mestskd jaternieu ielito hned'
ma prvy pohl'ad Cd dedinskych.
Mestskfch zjes Al pat predsa
ii je zalldok prazdny ako zvon q
vacuum kruci ' nom sko v kovac-
skom nechu. Jestlize ,vsak spre-
vodis so sveta takl davku jater-
mic dedinskych a zapijes to mile
kom alebo smotanou, tax ak mas
slaIbe struny, poyes hned' ma xii
nee remen Cd nohavic, lebo nebu-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-15

mo, potkai, ty starry, ked ty este
napoznas Stefanka, we'd ia on
prekabati. Obratil som So tedy a
siel som zadkom do brany, takze
som ynikol celyy do 'neba kNel 'kA
mn rozhor8enih Petra, ktory ) tyyih
nepoSital. ,Bolo v,ak nz pozdc a
preto chtiac-nechtiar nna,sel mi llz
dovolit', abyl som tam postal.
Tie voly mi ysak nijak nesly,z
mysle. m'adal som i,h stale aj
tam. NeteSila ma hudba a ami spev
abjelov, chodil som stale zamysle-
ny. Az jeden faz, ked som, sa tax
1,rechadaal bfzko tel Hebaskej
brany, skrfkne sy. Peter: aha !
l1de sti tvoje voly!'' ia bezim won
a tn sa yam ia nebeska brana s,
vel 'kvm rachotom zatvorila "a
mnou. A ia uz veru potion ami ne
vicm, 60 50 d'alej dralo, len ma to
"a painatan, ze som sa octnul az
no usi ' hasenom vapne. tax ze mi
len hlava trsala. Go tu. robit'. -
myslim 81. Konecne ma napadla
s1obra mySliehka a "a hybaj do.
I ., -
dediny pre- motykusy $ ktorou som
.sa potion al vykopal..'' ;,
Stefanko bol vsak al dobrym
debatierom. Jeden raz siel vinso-..
vat k panu notarovi. : Pan notar
Dol este mlady clovek a rad 81 "a
zartoval. Sedel vtedy praye pan
ucitel' neho, ked' Stefanko vkro
Gil do kancelarie. v celej kance-
larii boly len dve stolieky. Pan no,
tar 81 chcel urobit' 20 Stefanka
dobry den a preto mu povedal,
ked' vkrocil, aby 81 sadol. Stefan
ko dlho nie. Koneene sa rozhn-
pal, poobzeral po kancelarii a od-
pl'ul. s'No, vypada to tn pekne:
Taky neporiadok jes len v mojej
tnastali, askol'vek sh al tam len
diva vely.'' .''. ~
Bolo prave pred, Vianocami. De-
dina bola zaviata az shahom. a
Stefanko neprichadzaL Divila sa
totau m1adez vel mi, lebo on pri-
siel yzdy $ prvym snahom. " Ste
dry yeeer, ked' l'udia sli ma utie-
rem, yyli vsetkN psi. A vartas, ked ]
vykrikoyal "Odbila dvanasta ho-'
dina, chyal' kazdy dnch Hospodi-
ma, potkol So pred kostolom,, tax
ae spadol a trlba mu zaletcla az
hen do brany. Odstranil snah GER
stvo napaalF s predmetu, do kto-
reho zavadil, s tizasom poznal
' v,hrbke ztuhleho Stefanka. (T.O.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-15
Il, / / ia2e;

tri galony hfozhovei st'avy, tn
slial do flias nechal pivnfai.
Minute prisli k nemu prohibi6iaci,
tnkntinu nasli zhabali a oMalo-
vail no ma side, ktory Kokenspar-
gera odsndil ma penaznd pokutu..
Tento apeloval a najvyssf sud po-
krltu potvrdil. 10 st 'ayy sa totiz
urobilo vino, co je proti statnemu
prohibNnemu zakonu. Kokenspar-
ger nal vraj prekazit' kysnutiu a
tax BY sa mu nebolo mic stalo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-15
HkozN0vEJ sfAvE s,''
NEStoBoDNo DAT KYsNIJf'

NajvySsi sud statn Ohio Y ticto
dni rozhodnnl, ze nikto nesmic
dovolit', aby sa mu hroznova sta
va piynici vykysla M vino, lebo
ze sa to protiyi statnemu prohibis-
ndmu zakonn. Rozhodnutie mai
vyEsi sud vyniesol v zalezitosti i
steho Kokenspargera Perry o.
kresu, ktory 81 narobil v jaseni
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-15

4
"a sklenenym moron, "a Dire
venou skalou'.. Takto zacinal
vzdS ten Stefanko. A my sme no
vady TAX radi posRichali. Zvlast
cd tych eias, co sa Dol vratil to-
ho pekla. ISL tam vraj len fisk6-
4 notari, a Ii ma ryhEali,' ho-
v0rieval smntne.
tsaz leto SINE ami nechyrovali o
s1om. Akonahle vsak napadol pr
WI shah, prisiel al on. Sadol 81 Il
tetky Petrikovei ma pee a tam
tr6nil az do sv. jana. A nebolo
konca-kra.,l tym rozpravkam. Ma
small srne sa jeho prihodam tol'-
ko, zc nam Shy tekly pri hroz-
nteh, alebo stavhly nam vlasy
dnpkom a bali SINE sa list al do
pitvora ked sa zmrklo. Boil al. I,
Bozieho hrobu a 5 Panom fararom
hovorieyal vzdy latinsky.
ssTak musite ,M len do toao ne
ba, ked' vas V tom prkle nechcn,
Stefanko," draEdili SINE no. "Bol
som uz al tam, ale len kus chyba-
10, re ma to nestalo kosti..'' Rozu-
mie sa, ze zvedavost' nasa bola
len vacsia. Ncprestali sme no do
tedy npnlvat', kym nam til priho-
du nevyrozpraval. "A, akoze ste
sd tam dostal?" "Po. konope, po
konope, deti mole" Nevedeli sme
81 ovsem predstavit takl konopu,
ktora by siahala az do neba pre-
to SINE ned6verive krltili hlavou.
Tie konope rastn len ma Tokaj-
skom vrchu sejd ich strygy ma
Lncir,' pokracoval vazne. CA
preco re ste neostali tom ne
bi?' "Hja, deti mole! Veru ze by
ste ma tn uH nevidely, keby som
nebol byval taky figliar a zveda-
w, ako ste al Wy. Ale ia zveda-
vost' to je to!' A ably este lep-
Sic vzbudil nasu zvcdavost', poeal
chriapat' 49,.
Zabncham YAM ma til branu.. !.
dlho, dlho nic.. No t,h sv. Peter,
r ty len dobre strezies to nebo,
myslim 81. A vidim. ako sa certi
skria'bu cez plot do neba. Zahnal
som vam ich palicou a chcel som
vo svojej spravodhvej rozhoreeno-
sti zakliat', ale som 81 to Predsa
este yeas rozmyslel. /" = 'tGoatn
f'lceSs' pyta sa ma starec bielv,
ako mlieko ohromnym kl'uGom
"a pasom. 'o-s. ~@ :.
"Voly 81 hi adam, ci 81 mi ich
nevidel9" zaciganil som mu, lebo
bez tak viem, ze. sa do toho neba
nedostanem. A mne sa vam potion
skuto6ne tax zdalo, ako by som
boil ztratil. voly. sh:Nemal som ami
stania. To preto, deti mole, lebo v
tom nebi je vam; .uz3 taky poria-
dok cd starodavna, zey GO clovek
vysloyf, uz to hned' al ma: TAX
by to malo byt' al tn ma, zemi...,
Sv. Peter podivaI sd mi skiimaye
do oci a videl som dobre, re mi
malo doveruje. Kdeze by sa. tvoje
voly tn braly, odpovedal mi neyr-
lc praskol mi brano,l pred nosom.
"Tak mi aspon dovol', ably som
sa podival ma til nebeskl slayu,
kei' som uz tu." A dali SINE sa do
vvjednavania. Koneene mi dovo-
Ill, aby som 81 strcil vraj len nos
cez branu, to vraj lplne postacl
pre- takeho vyvrhel'a ako som ia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-15

safAfice alebo daid'ovej vody, =
dut6ho pha ma laSno.
SINE trare y aakalaSkach. Do.
vianoc to musf byt' rozhodne cd.
bayens, lebo ma ktotom stole cby-
hf la vianoce ''puchor'' (tnech1r)
ta domacnost' bude po cely budS-
ci rsolx ,biedu triet'. TAX hovori po-
rekadlo, a nasi dedinsania no sva-
tosvate zachovavaiti. A praye
| tax ako v mnohych inych pripa-
doah, obidn sa al pri zakalaekach
bez odbornej pomoci. Niektory
gazda ".obriadi" krmnika tax, zc'
by to yer al diplomovanemu ma
siarovi .slt1ilo kn cti..
Noze sl uz nabriisene a JAGGED
ssa ako ziadlo zabodnpte do po-
valy. v kotlikoch chrchle vriaca
vbda ma obaranie a ma dvorc je alz
al vel'ke koryto $ ret 'azou. Gaz-
dina je ako ma vytrzeni, shaha
pqpol, drvi korenie, liipe cesnak,
MESA no rozmajrinom, skoricon
a majoranom. A Cd. krmnika po-
cut srdcelomny kvikot chrupot.
Netrva dino, lebo zakAlaci sil 81
kovni. Potom obet' prenes,i ku
korytu, a zasn1 no ' nom valco-'
vat ma ret All a polievat' vriacou
yodou pri com no posypavaj1 po-
polom trhajh mu srst'. Ked' no.
uIz porndne osklbali, prenesu ho
ma vzd::alenejsie miesto cd stave-.
MIA a pocnu no opal l'oyat' slamou..
Pri tom ho,. oskrabavaju nozmi a
polievajd vodou. Divakom tejto
procedtryb dava sa ucho alebo
chyost. Potom nasleduje "rozbe-1
ranie''., Najprv sa vyreEd nohy.
.Ked' sa $ tym hotovi, obrati sa
obet ma :brucho vyreze sa JED
patrova. kost'. Potion sa zrucne
odstrani zlc a creva zbytoene, ma
ktore, ST. Nv netrpelive eaka cigah.
Vyberti sa vsetky vnltornosti
zvlast', az ostann len boky. Tie
to So ynesii do izby napokon. Pre-
bytone maso sa poseka, kde je
mlyncek pomele, dobre posoli,
posype majoranom, skoricou, ras-
cou, korenfm a pcha sa do eriev,
2, coho ST potion yyborne klobasy.
vacsie ereva sa pchaju krupicon
smiesanou S krvou, eoho sd hur
ky jaternice. A. tie najvatsie
dive napchaj6 sd nasonl poseka-
nym a smiesan!m $ vart nou pro
soyou .kasou. To je "pu 'hor'' a
"@betka". g K plneniu klobas hn-
rick pouzivajd sa "rozky'. Gre
vo sa jednym koncom praozi k l.
STAIN nafikne. Potion sa zap cha
ma rozok rozkom alebo lievikcm
,sa plni. Ably .si ,praeu ul 'aheili, Po:
,lziyaju niekde@ K. tejto, procednre
al, kristyr.". p - 80 !
1 = Pc: .praci .ie kar.: sijdu. sa mani
q hodujd- Pile sa "a, spasu obeti, a
ma 'zdravie hostitel'ov. GazdipA
navari z krve "obarky".a a v6bac
70 vsetke eho nieyo, aby sa "ochutt-
nalo". Chvalcrecenie nema ovsem
konca-kraja. A kazdy 81 odnesie
ne;akd tl ''hurkn' alebo "klo-
.basu,', Go mu gazdina ochotne str
ei "ukradomky'',, ked' odchadza,
ably vraj al domaci ochutnali.
II
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-15

Mrs. .Rosa Nellie Kephart, 90
roma lena = :. 40 Oregon ST., War
rem, otrlvilssa ' pondelok mad .ra-
nom pre- net 'astnl lashu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-15
Spravne trovenie potravin je'1
dolezitym. ! nc
CIaANoK l59.

d6le5itym. ~as-
Mnohe matky rady sa vychva-
lujd tym, ze ich beba zjie "vset-
ko cokol'vek.' Taketo matky
nevezmn 81 dost casl premysl at
mad tym, ze zalidok a zazivacie
listroje diet alta ME sl natol'ko
vyvinute, ably m5hly strayit' aloii-
kol 'vek a kol 'kokolvek potrayin.
halqdok zazivalcie iistroje, ako
al vsetky inc organizmy a svaly
tela, musia sa vyvihovat' postnp-
he pomaly vycvieit' kym ne
zyyknd 81 ma iedenie potravin, axe
iedia odrastli l'udia.
Ia ziadneho jedla nemame zia-
dine dobrodenie, jestli len ME je
dokonale strovene. Pre- rastuce
diet'a je tedy moznym, ze zjie
take, pre- odrastlych l'udi pri-
pravene jedlo, ale toho predsa
nema dostatoend potravn jedno-
1ucho preto, ze tize potravu ne
moze asimilovat'. DoleEitou We
cou pri rastiicom diet 'ati je to, a
by SINE mu znali vybrat' patricnii
otrayinu. Taxa potrayina, okou
je ma prihad pe6ena fazul'a, va
rena kapusta, miicnik, peeienka a
smazene jedla, to moze byt' uspo-
kojuii,cim pre- odrastlych l'ardi, a
le rozho,.ne nehodia sa pre- deti. !
Mlieko ma byt' zahrnute do ka-
zdeho jedla, lebo rastlce diet'a po
trebuje mlieko prave tax, ako
diet'a plekane pri prsiach. Vyber-
tie 81 take mieko, o ktorom ste i !
sta, ze je tiste a. zaziyne. Eagle
Brand Mlieko sa sobzvlaste, hodi
pre- deti, lebo, ono dodava potravi-
nu, ktora je potrebna ku pravidel
nemu WYNN vzrastu, pri tom
ale snadno mono no stravit'.
Ma Bordenovom Eagle Mlieku
dnes choyane lie mnoho deti, kto-
ryych rodicia vychovani boil tiez
ma Eagle lMlieku a ktorych start
rodieia az, hen zpiatky:y 60-tich a
70-tich rokoch minuleho storocia
tiez vNchovani boil ma tomto istom
mlieku. Ked' llyazite, re Bordeno-
vo mlieko uzivane bolo "a tri po-
kolenia. al teraz je stale uziva-
,e elm d 'alej tym Wac ! l'ud mi, ze
k tom1, musi byt' daka pricina.
Pricinou je to, ze ono dokazalo sa
byt' uspokojivym a bezpecnym "a
talk dlhn dobu, takze l'udia majl
v nom doveru.
Bee ohl 'adu ma to, re kde by ste
sli tejto celej krajine a Kama
he, Wy dostanete to.iste Bordeno-
vo Eagle NIlieko cerstve a zaziv-
ne takmer v kazdom obchode. Y
kazdom OIL 'ade ono je bezpeenym
mlieko1n, ma ktorom m0zete W.
Dlekat svoje. deti, ked nieto ma
terinskeho mlieka.
Ked' pride kl vychovaniu va
sich vlastnych deti silnych, zdra-
vych muzov a zeny, neni mic talk
d6lezitym, ako ich potrava v IL
tlom yeku. Pre- til pricinu l'udia
Nv cd tax davna prestali expert
mentovat'. Rozumni l'udia nebe-
ri riziko. Ked!' matka nema mile
ka, neoh vam to starosti nerobi,
ale zacnite diet'a hned pridajat'
Bordenovym Eagle Brand Mile
kom. Ziskajte ma zknsenosti tfk
mnohych milionov deti behom IA
slych troch pokoleni. III
Cftajte pozorne tieto clanky
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-15

= Kazdy eitatcl', ktotyy, nam 10
dlzen predplatne. "a noviny, do
atane zaplatene "a svoju pricu.
Al my lep to ziadame. :.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-15

Citajte .pozorne tieto clanks
kaSdy tyzden q odkladajte 81 ,,icf
pre- pripadns upotrebenie Y bu
dtcnosti:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-27

and Africa. Many acts and animals
are presented for the first time.
Among those of distinctive char
acter, guaranteeing thrilling en-
tertainment are:
Two NJ a m M 9th Pagea $
Arabian Nights and Historic Review
Of America.
Three Herds of Elephants.
Worlds Most Famous .HippOpota-
mus Miss Iowa weighs 1000
pounds.
Herd of Performing Seals.
Herd Of Dromedary Camels.
Cimmerjotta's Dancing Horses
brought from Italy.
Matsumato Family of acrobats
imported from Japan.
Bandana Days Minstrel show.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-27
Abe Tolchinsky, Prop.

Arabian Tumblcrs imported from
Teheren, Persia.
Ponce Bills Wild West--a COM
plete show.
Fifty Indians from Sioux Reserva-
ton.
Fifty Cowboys from off the plains
Of the west.
Miss Lulu Parr, worlds champion
bucking bronchO rider.
Forty Clowns under Kenneth
Waite, the worlds highest salaried
clown.
One thousand people man the
show.
Two hundred wild animals, fresh
from the junglcs.
One hundred horses used and
trained.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-27

One hundred and thirty-two tab
leaux and circus wagons.
Two electric light plants.
Six Bands under guidance of Prof.
Gibson.
This is only part of the vast or
ganization coming to this city to en-
terrain and instruct the multitude.
1t gives the reader something of
an idea of this vast aggregation
where several circuses and man.
moth wild west show have been COM
bined to furnish entertainment and
thrills for the little ones and the old
fellows as we'll.
A committee in Chicago is raising
$275,OOO for a five-year scientific
study Of human behavior.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-27
Social and
Personal
cTwgS MFMORIAL. ADDRESS

j. T. E..chen. commissioner of ag-
ricut.s and labor, gave Memorial
addle sses last Sunday IN the Congre
pal.onal churches al Flasher. Soon
and Eig1n. He WAS at flasher in the
morning. Scion in the afternoon and
Elgin at night. Crop conditions
throughout the territory which he
visited look very good. ne reports. Mr..
Kitchen, will give the address at the
Memorial Day exercises next Sunday
at the Sibley expedition historical
srot north Of Tappen. This observ
ance will be at 2:30 in the afternoon.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-27
LEGION POST MEETS

The last regular meeting Of the
winter season was held by Lloyd
Spetz Post Nc. |, American Legion,
last evening. and affairs for the sea-
son were brought to close. Plans
were made to get out as large per-
centage as possible of the posts men,
beers for the Memorial Day parade and
program Sunday afternoon.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-27
PICNIC THIS EVENING

A number OF high school girls will
have picnic this evening. The. par
~ includes Betty dollhouse. Bernice
Joslin. Jane Byrne, Mabel Aaberg,
Phyllis Robidou, Velma Nupen,
Gladys Almquist and Kathryn An
drist.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-27
ROBBINS BROS.
CIRCUSC0MING
. TO BISMARCK

"The largest show in the world
giving street parade" is the claim
of the Robbins Bros. airing circus
coming to this city on Friday. June
II. II is mammoth gathering Of
all Of the prominent features to be
found in this country, Europe, Asia
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-27

We still have a nice fselec.
ton of high grade coats. At
tend our May Coat Sale now
and save.-Harris- Robertson.