davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-25
NEMCI SA ESTE .. -
BOJA KAJZERA

lie aky maj1 Nemci este i te-
raz strach pred byvalym kajze-
rom, ktory zije vo vyhnanstve,
najlepsie dosvedcilo hlasovanie,
ci jeho majetky maj1 byt' skon-
fiskovane bez nahrady aleIbo ma
hradou. Ackol'vek Nemdcko ma
40 milionov volicov, hlasovat' .sa
odvazilo len Is milionov, take
hlasovanie je neplatne a kajzer
svoje majetky neutratf. Miliony
l'udi nehlasovalo 10 strachu, re
by sa kajzer ma mich vypomstil,
keby sa dakedy dostal nazad ma
svoj tron.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-25
OSADAM A SPOLKOM
v ZAP. Pennsylvania

Tymto iictive oznamujeme ma.
Sim osadam a spolkOm zapad,
nej Pennsylvania, re posledne val
ne shromaIzdenie OIL 'adom 3. Slo
venskeho Dna v Kennywood Par.
ku Z. Julia - bude sa vydrziavat
prvii nedel'u, dna 4. julia 0 2
hodine popoludni (novy Gas) '
Skolskej halle osady Sv. MatnSs
ma 19. ulici, South Side, Pitts
burgh, Pa.
Ktori rodaci pridu okolia
mech vezmn karu ma Wood St
cislo so alebo 81 a mech sosadnl
na 19. ulici. Odtial' na pravo a;
ku kostolu, po {. 14S.
Velebnych panov ziadame, aby
sa ma tiito sch0dzu dostavili a "a
roven ziadame al nase spolky, a
by vyslaly svojich zastupcov. N,
tejto schodzi volene budai rom,
vybory do Parku, sostaveny pro
gram a inc potrebne dorozumenia
Velebnych panov ziadame toto o
znamit' v kostole, ably sa mas n
TITO ostatnn schodzu co najvia
siSlo. Pr1d tie teda vsetci dina 4
julia o 2. hod. odpoludnia do Sko
ly Sv. MatiISa, ma South Side!
S rodackym pozdravom,
Vybor 8. Slov. Dna v PittsI
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-25
POLICAJTOM ODOPRETA
BOLA PODVYSKA

Vybor, zastupujidci policajtov
naNstivil V pondelok zasadnutie
mestskei rady podal ziadost' @
$15 podVysku place mesacnej, po-
cnilc /. .Hilom. Mestska rada wy
boru odpovedala, re 0 $40 podvy-
sku bOlo postarane V rozpocte ia
rok 1927, ale re PRIV podvIsku ne
mozu dostat'. Vybor sa odvola
val na Stub, ktorF Dol dany poll
cation, ked' i'm bolo srazene pc
$15 s place, re i'm bude plat po-
vysen! V najkratSom case. Pred
snizenim mali po $165 mesacne
Teraz maj1 po $3.50. Ma buduci
rok budh mat tedy po $3.50 a ME
ako naval predtym. A policajti
veru zaslnzia 81 al Wac "a svoju
nebezpecnn pracu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-25
VEL'KY PIKNIK POLITICKE.
HO KLUBU v CAMPBELL.
Bude ma 4. julia - v nedel'u

Slovensky Politicky Klub v
Campbell usporiada ma 4. julia
vel ky piknik pod kompanickymi
domami medzi Campbell Stru-
Tiers. Tam bude vsetko, co ma
pikniku treba. Fajne hry' a W.
borna hudba. Bude al baseball
hrany, a to profesionalnymi hrac-
mi, ktori ale az davno nehrali.
preto sa nevie vopred povedat',
ze kto zvit 'azi a kol'k "runs"
urobia. Ono bude to t'azko ute
kat takym, co vazia vyse 200
funtikov. Budi hrat' dive vybea-
ne 6aty pod menom Pittsburgh a
Campbell. Ze co to "a Pittsburgh,
uvidlte az tam. Smiechu bude do
puknutia, preto mech 81 kazdy do
nesie vo vrecku ekstra opasok, v
pade by sa mu opasok roztrhol.
No a co sa tyka silly, ia bude
vyprobovana vo veFkom zapase
s povrazom. V Campbell sa totiz
Zemplincani uz davno chlapia, re
sli mocni, bo sn sam1 riger'i a
zvlaStnu chut' 81 robia ma Spisia-
kov, ze ich vraj napukajii. Ale
ia myslim, ze co SpiSiak to chlop
a Zemplincanov sa vera neil ak
MI, co by ich bolo ako dreva v le-
Sc. Len to je chyba, re SpiSiakov
tn malo, preto 81 vezmu ma pomoc
svojich susedov Sarisanov tax
milych Zemplfncanov "ruka ru
ke' zbituii. Tu name al vel a
;: Gemercanov, ktori by 81 chceli
pomerat' silu so Zemphncanmj
a brnsia 81 uz davno ma mich zu'
by. Nuz uvidime. Dame i'm Gems
ably sa raz preukazali, ei pojedl
Wac halusiek nez naSi Zemplfn
cani.
.Piknik bude cd obedu do noel
Dobra muzika bude rezat' poo
nohy a hladu aiebo smadu mech
sa mix neboji, to sa uz vybo,
dobre postaal. Do videnia!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-25
PR0RoCTv0, Cd KToREHO
SA KAZDY TRASIE

Prof. Herbert J. Brown, skd-
mattel a znaqec oceanickeho poca-
sia, minule dni predpovedal, ze
budnceho roku nebude Amerike
leta, ale dina, strasna zima. Ma o.
ceanoch okolo Ameriky panuj1
vraj take iste povetrnostne pome-
ry, axe panovaly pred 10 rokmi.
Vtedy v Pennsylvania padal snah
cele leto v New Yorku ma 4. jn-
la sa klzali po l'ade. Farmari, a
by mohli napojit' statok, museli
rlbat' Tad ma potokoch. Prof.
Brown tvrdi, re vody okolo Ame-
riky s1 vsade studene a budd ta-
Ike buduce ceho roku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-25
NOVA AUTOMOBILOVA
TOVAREN BUDE POSTAVENA
Budu v nej vyrabat' Pontiac Six
auta, 1000 denne

General Motors ,korporacia, kto-
ra vyraba rozlicne vIborne auto
modify, ide postavit' Pontiac,
Mich, tovaren na stavbu Pontiac
Six automobilov, ktora bude stat
vySe $15, 100000. Len budovy a
masinerie bud1 stat pat Milo
nov dolarov. Tovaren bude hoto-
va do 1. januara 1927 bude VISTA
We vyrobit' denne 1000 kar.
Hlavnou budovou bude dielna
ma skladanie ciastok. Bude Stvrt
mile dlha a $50 stop siroka, a bu.
de mat pivnicu dive dlazky
Skladovy a vyvoznF department
bude mat budovu $50 stop siro-
XII a 900 stop dlhG. Motorova
dielna bude 375 stop siroka a 700
stop dina "a k tomu postavena bu-
de al elektrarna ma hnanie maSi-
merle.
Pontiac Six auta doteraz vyra
bane boly tovarnach Oakland
Six. Pontiac 'kary dobyvajii 81 ta
kej obl'uby, re vyroba je pozadu
"a objednavkami a preto korpo-
racia postavi zvlastnu tovaren
pre- vyrobu tYchtO kar.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-25
STUDEBAKER PREBORIL
TRANSKONTINENTALNY
REKORD v RYCHLOSTI

Po prvy raz v historii automo-
bilov podarllo sa "zbitovat'" ry-
chlik ,cestujtici medzi New Yor-
KIN "a San Franciscan, toto Vi
t t'azstvo odniesla 81 obycajna Stu
debaker vel l'ka sestka, ktor1 po-
krstili tel prilezitosti ma memo
"Sheriff". Tato Studebaker Sest
ka prekonala cestu New Yorku
do San Francisco "a Sc hodin a 20
minut, kdezto najrychlejsf rych-
lik prekona ju len "a 80 hodfn a
IS min1t, i to musi menit' razy
rusne. Toto je o 6 hodin 20 mi
nut Wac, nez to vzalo Studebaker
kare. Tato kara preborila zaro-
ven al rekord automobilovy, a to
az 16 hodfn rs mint. Predosla
najvacSia automobilova rychlost
totiz bola 1O2 hodin As min1t.
Costa cd oceanu ku oceanu pre-
konana bola 16. jtina. Auto zamie-
nave riadili ABB jenkins a Ray
Peck, dvaja obchodnfci 20 Salt
Lake City. Pouzite auto bola oby-
cajna osobna StudebaIker Big Six
cestou zachovavane boly vsetky
pqavidla a premavkove zakony.
Vo dne musei mnoho raz cez me-
sta fst' len malou rychlost 'ou a
nahradzali len v noci, ked' mali
prazdnu cestu pred sebou.
Cestu by boil prekonali este
skorej, ale v Nebraska bola povo-
den, ktora cesty urobila skoro ne
priechodnymi. Tam zmeskali /
hodinu 20 minitt. Tato cesta
Studebaker kary najlepsie doka-
zuje jej prednosti,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-25
sLOVAK ZABRANIL VRAzDE

Mestsky policajt M. Kralik spo-
locne policaitom Laughrinom
prekazil moznu vrazdu sobotu
vecer, arestovanim Charlesa Ro-
binsona, ktory 81 cakal "a jed
n!m pool roomom ma Boardman
st. puskou V ruke ma Bob Mar
shalla, s ktorym sa Dol pred .chvi-
l'ou povadil. Robinson po zvade
odisiel domov, wal nabitt pusku
a cakal ma svoju nadejn1 obet
ma mieste, kadial' Marshall cho-
dieml
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-25
MOVE PREMAvKOvE
NARIADENIA PoTVRDENE

Mestska rada potvrdila premav-
kove nariadenia kapitana Olsona,
nasledkom coho staly sa platnymi
a stalymi. Dl'a tychto nariadeni,
neslobodno sa ma Front Market
a ma Boardman a Market uliciach
zahybat' povozom ma l'av1 stra-
nu, a parkovanie ma East Fede-
raj cd Walnut po koniec mosta
pri Himrod Ave. dovolene je len
ma 80 minlt.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-25
TANECNE ZABAVY
A PIKNIKY.
VEL'KY PIKNIK LANSING
VILE BASEBALL KLUBU.
Budl dve baseball hry 8. julia.

Lansingville Baseball Klub bu-
de vydrziavat' piknik baseball
hrou na 5. jfila ma Shirley Road
Grounds. Hrat' budu 2 hry, jednu
do obedu, drruhn po obede. Hry
budn vel mi zaujimave, lebo "a
pasit' budii diva dobre teamy.
Kto sa ma 5. julia chce dobre
zabavit' a dobrn hru videt', ma
dobrn prilezitost' 5. julia medzi
nami stravit'. Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-25
OSYPKY SA SfRIA
MEDZI DETMI

Mestske zdravotne urady .ozna-
mujii, he V mali bolo V nasom me-
ste 235 prfpadov osI7pok medzi
det mi jilni "a tri tIdne 104
novNch pripadov. Ma somarsky
kasel' trpelo V mali 60 det1, na
sarlach 81. Ia prve tri tEIzdne j1-
ma oznamene bolo 35 novych pri-
padov somarskeho kasl "a, g
novych pripadov sarlachu. v
meste s1 teraz al 4 pripady cier:
nych osvpok.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-25
JOZEF SOJKA ZOMREL
POCAS JAZDY AUTOM

Jozef Sojka, dl'a mena Slovak,
iddc v stredu vecer ma svojom au-
tomobile do Salem, boil postihnu-
ty porazkou "a zomrel pri riadi-
tel nom kolese. Pred smrt 'ou NAL
este dost' vedomia zakrntit' auto
ma kraj cesty a zastavit'. S MIN
sa vezla jeho 20-rocna dcera a
traja mali synovia. Sojka boil vdo-
WOO
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-25
ROBOTNiK POPALENY
ROZTOPENYM KOVOM

Joseph Hollinger, 37-rotny, z
{. 157 Eagle St., bol V utorok V
noci smrtel'ne popalenI roztope-
nou ocel'ou pri Bessemer peel v
Ohio Works. Zomrel o par hodin
V nemocnici. Bol cely popalenI
takze nebolO no mono zachranit'
Nikto nevie, ako sa dostal tam,
kde sa prelieva ocel'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-25
SPORT.

Lansingvillcania hrali nede
l'u Newton Falls, odkial' 81 do
niesli tiez Wit 'azstvo, poraziac ia
mojSiu catu pomere 16-3.
Dolakovi chlapci sa tiez fajnt
drzia a V nedel'u nabili Vahey
Oilers V pomere 5+.
Strutherscani hrali v nedel'u $
catou Hillcrest, ktorG nabili V po.
mere 4-2.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-25
Spolkove zpravy
UDOM &. 1873. PENN. S. K. j.

,Vsetkym ldom {. 1873. Penn.
s. X. j. v Campbell oznamujem,
re sa sijdeme 81. jtina 10. hodi-
ne rano pod kostolom Sv. Jana
Krst. in korpore pojdeme do
chramu oslavit' svojho patrona,
sv. Jana Krstitel "a.
s hctou, Hugo Wantz, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-25
POZDRAV z EUCHARISTICKE
HO KONCRESU.

q eucharistickeho kongresu v
Chicagu obdrzali sme pozdrav a
pohl 'adnicu, ma ktorej podpisanf
boil: Frank Thurnat, Jan Nemec,
Michal Bosak, X. Stiasny, I. v.
Tatala A. II. Dorko. Ia rozpo-
mienku srdecna yd aka!
Arizona state miner., 1926-07-03
Had Their NerUe

A well-known lecturer was promised
500 If he would give a talk at a char
ity affair In small town. He con-
sented, and drove in a motor car for
twelve miles through a heavy rain
storm to keep his engagement. Though
he had come prepared to speak for
only half an hour he found upon his
arrival that he was expected to occupy
the platform for an hour, which he
did. The hall in which the affair was
held was poorly lighted and drafty and
the lecturer was thankful when he
was finally able to leave the platform.
An envelope was handed him, and in it
he found a 500 bill, together with a
note reading: If you will give us your
fee God will aid you in your efforts" "
Arizona state miner., 1926-07-03

The glowing red and green bottles
in the drug store window are a her
itage from the medieval days OF
Lucrezia Borgia, when the drug store
was a convenient place to pick up
your favorite poison for some unat-
tractive dinner guest. The we'll known
red and white striped barber pole Is q
reminiscence Of the days when the
BARRIERS principal occupation was
blood-letting and the white stripes
represented bandages. The three balls
over a pawnbroker's shop were the
imperial insignia of the Mongol1an
conqueror, Timur the Lame, who in
1890 was called the ScOurge of Eu-
rope. Later they were adopted by the
Medici family of Florence who, be-
fore they were dukes, princes of the
church, and kings, were the medieval
worlds greatest wool merchants and
money lenders. A huge wooden boot
for a cobbler and a mammoth key for
Arizona state miner., 1926-07-03

answered. "And doubt If we are like
to live much longer than you" The
fingers of one hand f1uttered strangely
Tut, boy-never-lOse hope. Win
yet-myself"
His colorless lips parted in ghastly
smile at the shocked disbelief In my
face.
''This-will be-end-of Flint. Kill
me-kill himself" His fingers flut-
tered again, and Moira whispered
"'Twill be his snuffbox he's after
wanting, Bob"
And as fumbled for it In the wreck
Of his coat she added
"But twill be his death does he use
1t the once"
l hesitated, but the look in his eyes
impelled me to give 1t to him.
"Good lad!"
And his fingers closed lovingly on
the jeweled trInket picking at the lid
he was wont to click open and shut in
moments Of perplexity. The tawny
eyes f1irted toward Moira.
Take care-maid-good blood-in-
her. Family, -breeding-land-
marks in mad world"
'Ill do what l can," promised, see
ing he expected an answer.
might do-worse-Or MORE" he re-
piled with the shadow of smile
"Pew's knife-kept you-being-du
-Moira-"
Lot TofY, hfn
mouth.
GA mad world" he repeated. what
will-Prince Charles-say?"
His eyes clouded, and he murmured
a snatch of song, one Of those ranting
Jacobite ballads that spread like Wild
fire after the As
Cope sent challenge frae Dunbar.
Charlie. meet me an yo daur'-"
A coughing fit interrupted him, weak
ened him so I thought he was sped !;
but the ghostly voice went on with Il
hint Of the gay, reckless tune:
Hey, Johnnie Cope. are ye waukin'
yet?
Or are your drums a-beatin' yet?
If ye waur Waukin' l wad-"
His voice strengthened
"Ah, your royal highness! The pro-
cession is ordered-the heralds-wait-
ing-my lOrds-commOns-"
He struggled so to rise that to save
him I propped him against my shoul-
der.
"a glad day-this- long coming.
Do you use snuff-sir? IT'S Rip-Rap
"a sound brand"
He opened the box and raised a
pinch to his nOstrils.
"a glad day-sir-but a mad world" "
And so he died.
Arizona state miner., 1926-07-03

HE don't figure much now, do he,
mates?" he said
Lets have look at him." spoke
up Bones abruptly. "Here, Black Dog,
bring up your light, too"
The man with the sore back limped
after them, drawing the tails Of his
cat through the fingers of one hand
with kind Of lingering caress.
''Let me at num-" he 1huttered. 'Tll
fay nun, I will I'll learn nun t.
murder sailormen. Five O. us, and"
Bones brushed off the plum satin
coat with one toe, and Murrays gaunt
white face smiled up at them, family
satirical, the snuff-box still clutched in
one hand.
G me, tits so he looked ever"
gasped Flint.
"'Tain't right nor natural" said
Bones "He looks like he knowed we
was here-and couldn't harm him
none"
He'll look dif'rent when / lash
num-" whined the man with the cat
pushing past Black Dog. "Wait till
t. cat slices into t. back O. nun, cap'n
TIL cut t. grin off'n t. DEVILS face O.
num-"
Twas Silver caught the poor fellows
arm as 1t was raised to strike.
''No, no, Toni" he cried. "Murrays
dead
"Dead?" answered the man dazedly
But zee promised l should ha' t beat
in O. munv'
"Why? He beat me till was like
t. die. He beat three o. my mates till
they died, an Job Pytchens is a-dyin'
out in the sand right now"
But Flint himself snatched the cat
from the mans grasp with unaffected
horror.
aye can't beat dead man, Tom,"
insisted the Walrus' captain "'Tis
bad luck. And look at the good luck
Arizona state miner., 1926-07-03
CHAPTER XVI
Prisoners

"Ahoy, the blOckhouse!"
"Dot's Flint" whispered Peter. "You
talk to him, Bob, ja."
what is it?' l shouted back.
"Is Murray with ye?"
"He's dead" l answered after q mo-
ment of reflection.
"And that's - lucky for him
Here's Tom Morphew ready to give
him a taste Of the cat.'
A shrill howl echoed the words.
Don't zee believe nun, Cap'n Flint !!
'Tis all lie! And zee promised /
should ha' t. beatin' O. num-"
"'Tis true" l said wearily. after
sunrise you can send in a man to see
for himself"
"Ah!" jeered Flint. "But ye see I'm
not waiting for sunup or mOonset or
aught else. my Buckskin. We know
how many O. ye there are; and If ye
don't surrender, why, We'll put a torch
to the blockhouse and roast ye out.
Fire won't hurt gold and silver, but
faint friendly to live meat"
"'Twill cost you something first" l
retorted.
"Not so much as ye might think"
Dots right" squeaked Peter beside
me. "Ja, you better make a bargain
wit him, Bob"
GA bargain" I repeated. "What on
earth can we bargain with?'
Der treasure on der Dead Mans
Chest"
But that is"
l turned to Moira.
"In a manner Of speaking, that
treasure is yours. Twas in your
fathers name, to be held in trust for
others. Are you willing"
"My faith, any cause will be the bet
ter without it," she interrupted. "What
has it done but bring blOodshed and
suffering upon all who trafficked in it ?
If it will just win US our lives, Bob,
twill be the one good deed to its
credit"
Times runnin' short" shouted Flint.
eff We won't surrender We'll start the
| fagots."
"Sult yourself" I replied with as
much confidence as | could muster
'There are three of us here, and it's
we know where the treasure lies on the
Dead Mans Chest. If you won't even
promise our lives We'll make the bit
| terest fight we can and carry the secret
with u.s."
There was a gabble Of protest at this
several others Joining their voices to
Flint's, among them Silver.
"Naught's been said O. slayin' ye,'
declared Flint "Give up the treasure
! and we'll part friends"
AYE, aye. Master Ormerod," called
Silver. "Cap'n Flint puts it straight
There ain't man of US would wish to
be your enemy"
Arizona state miner., 1926-07-03
Footbridge for Tourists

Parts of the Grand canyon that 9TH
erwise would be inaccessible to trav-
elers are easily reached by means Of
a narrow suspension bridge hung be-
tween the cliffs of the deep chasm. 1t
is securely anchored and high enough
above the water to be out of danger
in flood times The passage is de-
signed to accommodate pedestrians,
horses and burros, and is reached by
one of the trails leading from the top.
Popular Mechanics Magazine.
Arizona state miner., 1926-07-03
Not the Only One

"I see you have furnished rooms"
said the man who had rung the bell.
"Ya," rejoined the foreign woman,
pointing to the window card, "dere's
da sign"
"Well, if you have one that's suit
able I'd like to rent it for a while"
"We no renta da rooms. My family
take up all da house"
Don't rent any? Why, then, have
you tha. sign, Furnished Rooms in
your Window"
'I'll dell you. Las week dat woman
next door she hang up a sign in her
front window, and when l see dat l
put up Won, just to show da people
dat she amt da only woman in dis
place dat have her rooms furnished" )"
Arizona state miner., 1926-07-03

we ha' had since we found Darby Nc
Graw! can tell ye, mates, I'm a-going
to hang on to my luck"
Bones growled assent, and Silver
added
"Aye, aye. cap'n; and If yell be
guided by me yell lose no time in
putin Murray underground"
They all exchanged superstitious
glances, and Bones said hoarsely-
"He were close to bein' more'n hu-
man, weren't he?"
"They do say as how ye can chain
down a ha'nt by drivin' stake through
the body" suggested Black Dog-and
he shook so that his torch scattered
sparks.
"Its bad luck to mutilate the dead"
objected Flint. "No, no, We'll bury
him quick and be done with it."
"But zee promised l was t. beat nun"
sobbed Tom MOrphew. II let zee in,
Long John. and zee prOmisedw
"How was 1 to know he'd be dead?'
returned Silver. Don't ye take on so,
Tom. Well give ye double handful
Arizona state miner., 1926-07-03

and go out nursing besides. I have
also used the Sanative Wash and found
it beneficial. ."-MRs. GERTBUDE l.. STEW
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Arizona state miner., 1926-07-03
I looked hODelesslv at Peter

AOOhGu uOpcL0SSly DIT E0j0F.
"What more can we win?" 1 asked.
"'Tis mOckery to place credence in
their promises"
"Ja," nodded Peter "We don't trust
'em. But we know dot, Bob. We don't
be fooled. Andt now anyway we get
off alive Afterward-"
He shrugged his mountainous shoul-
ders.
called to Flint:
Mistress O'Donnell must have every
consideration she is accustomed to,
with decent lodging In the cabin and
we two to attend her,
"Gut me I" roared Flint. "D'ye think
we conduct q nunnery aboard the
Walrusf'
II am thinking she is young maid
by her lone, which is hard enough, let
be she must dwell with pirates" l an
swered
There's Rule Four Of our Articles"
he sneered. "Ye will ha' heard 1t be-
fore. It should be assurance for any
maid'
You have heard my terms" said.
"Take them or leave them. There's
eight hundred thousand pounds to be
gained from treating us kindly. If
you do not so, as sure as am here we
will die, the three Of US, before we
yield you the secret-and you should
know the years twill require to dig
over the Dead Mans Chest"
naturedly. "And such a argufying
swab L never listened to or will again,
= my eyes. Are ye fixed in your mind,
Buckskin?"
Eyes"
drop your arms and bide where
We are, then. We're comm in to look
ye over"
Torches f1ickered around the circuit
of the stockade, and as they drew
nearer Peter and tore down the bar
ricade of treasure l had built across
the doorway. Figures appeared in the
wavy light, naked to the waist,
scratched by the jungle growth; un-
couth, grizzled faces lowered at us.
keep back" l warned them. "We'll
let no man in until Captain Flint is
here"
Careful, amt ye, Buckskin?" he
Knocked me from behind q clump of
pirates. Make way, shipmates. Yell
all ha' chance to see the treasure,
soon or late, and we'll share in it equal
and regular, accordin' to the Articles"
The group split to make way for
him, and he strode up to the door.
Bones was with him, and Silver, and
the man they called Black Dog, who
carried a torch, as did Bones. And
behind them all limped an awful crea-
ture, whose grimy face was mask Of
pain, whose bare back and f1anks were
crisscrossed with fostering welts. In
pendent rope lashes with their jagged
knots stained dark claret hue.
Bones f1ourished his torch as they
entered the low door, and the light
shone into every corner Of the big hut.
rs that Murray"
He pointed to the body that lay be-
meath the hacked remnants Of the
plum satin coat which served as
shroud.
YES" 1 said, and Moira shrank be-
twixt Peter and me as they crowded
forward, staring open-mouthed at the
cold clay that represented the man
they had so feared and hated.
''Gut me-" swore Flint. 81 never
thought to see Andrew Murray lynn
stark
Silvers eyes glinted from his slab
Of a face.
Arizona state miner., 1926-07-03
HoIU to Make a Poem

We should manage our thoughts In
composing a poem as shepherds do
their flowers in making a garland;
first select the choicest, and then dis
pose them In the proper places, where
they give luster to each other: like
the feathers in Indian crowns, which
are so managed that every one reflects
a part of its color and gloss on the
next Pope.
Arizona state miner., 1926-07-03

Ancient Trade Symbols Now Almost Forgotten

a locksmith were once familiar trade
symbols for people who could not
read. The classic wooden Indian,
hacked out Of broken mast by some
retired sailor, commemorated the fact
that Indians first taught Sir Walter
Raleigh to smoke. But even tobacco
sellers now find it easier to attract
customers with more sophisticated
window displays.-Everybody's Maga
zine