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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1926-10-21
GORTNER

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Swartzentruber
and sons and Messrs. Whitfield De-
Witt and Montelle Friend recently
visited Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Spoerlein
at their home here.
Messrs. John Burkholder, Alvin
Beachy and John Wilson and Misses
Bena Spengler and Sadie Swartzen-
truber were guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Schrock on Sun
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Dodge, Mr.. and
Mrs. Artie Dodge and daughters Wis
tied Mr.. Freeman Kelley's near Terra
Alta on Sunday.
Mr.. Daniel Spade, of Eglon, deliv-
cred sermons for US on Sunday. His
discourses were interesting and well
founded.
Miss Lucille Barnard, of Pleasant
Valley, spent Wednesday evening as
a guest of Miss Anna Virginia Sla-
baugh at this place.
A number of the people of this
section attended the Sunday school
rally in Oakland Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. S. w. Slabach had as dinner
guests on Sunday evening Mrs. Mary
Lee, Crist Swartzentruber and Misses
Hazel, Edith and Mr.. Boyd Lee.
Charles Lewis and Miss Blanche
Fulmer called on Miss Emma Burk-
holder on Thursday evening.
Mr.. S. j. Lichty and son Dan,
Messrs. Alvin Beachy, John Burkhol-
der and Noah Beachy spent last week
at Aurora, West Va. where they were
engaged in helping fill the silo on the
Jacob Beachy farm.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Beachy and chill
dren and Miss Bena Spengler attend
ed bible conference, which was held
near Bittinger on Wednesday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1926-10-21
MANAGER TAYLOR
~ TELLS OF TRIP
TO EUROPE

Edward NJ. Taylor, manager of the
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company, Lynchburg, Virginia, is
member of the Veteran Corps Rich
mond Blues, one of the most famous
military organizations in the country.
The Richmond Blues and several com
panies of Connecticut militia char
tered boat and took a trip to Europe
short time ago.
While in Brussels, Mr.. Taylor took
occasion to visit one of the telephone
central offices. Being a firm believer
in having every telephone subscriber
visit the central office and during Visi-
tation Week in Lynchburg short
time ago, having had most of his sub
scribers in his central office, he was
much surprised to find that visiting
a telephone exchange in Brussels was
like making an effort to get into
America without passport. He was
| denied permission to enter the build
| ing and was directed to the Post-office
Department across town, the system
in Belgium being government owned,
is operated by this department.
| Mr.. Taylor says he was treated most
cordially by the officer in charge and
was given a letter to the exchange
head of the central office, he wished to
inspect His description of his visit
| follows:
81 was admitted then, and was in,
| troduced to one of the engineers, who
| spoke good English. Well, | told
| them much about the Bell System,
especially the Western Electric and
Graybar Companies. They became so
! interested that l thought | would
never go through the manual plant
and there was also some auxiliary
machine switching plant l was first
shown cable racks and the main and
intermediate frames, all of which were
familiar, for they use W. E. material.
Then l reached the operating room,
which l recognized, for l used to show
| it on the slides when lecturing. The
board looked familiar, but it is old,
and while it was plugged and worked
busily, it wasn't like ours. The per
sonnet is made up of Woodworking
| girls, who wear uniforms something
| like American overalls.
Part of this old switchboard is
being superseded by 10,000-line ma
chine switching plant, which is To-
Gated on a lower floor. All the ma
| terial is from the Western Electric
| Company.
Brussels is a city of $4,000 popu
| lation, but they have only $4,000 tele-
| phones. They have six central offices,
three manual and three automatic
The outside plant is underground, and
they use an expensive distributing
pole, a structural affair like the sup
port of a steel bridge, ovaling at the
top, from which place the wires are
| distributed
"These Belgians in the telephone
business have been through a terrible
war, and are working like men and
women for their country. They de-
serve much credit"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1926-10-21

home of Grant Burgess over the week
end.
Raymond Shreve visits our commu-
nifty quite frequently of late days.
Miss Myrtle Ray spent the week
end at her home in West Virginia.
Misses Nellie and Halle Harvey, Of
White Church, attended the commu-
nifty club meeting here last Friday
night.
Warren Harvey, of Oak Grove, was
in this section last Friday night Wis
iting friends.
Lee Richie and family were visit
ing at A. G .Cullers' on Sunday.
Howard Biggs spent Sunday at the
home of Grant Burgess.
Ward McCloy visited j. ]. Gilbert
on Sunday.
School is progressing nicely, but we
do wish some parents were interested
sufficiently to send their children
more than one day week.
The Community Club entertained a
crowded house Friday night. While
the music" failed to appear the plays
were enjoyed by all. We meet again
on November 5. Come out and enjoy
the evening.
We wish to thank Raymond Shreve,
Warren Harvey and Carl Lower for
their help with the program Friday
night. All were good characters and
played well.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1926-10-21
ACCIDENT

Mr.. and Mrs. William Miller and
family, Of Accident; Mr.. and Mrs.
George Shade and daughter, of Cum
berland; Mr.. and Mrs. August Neil,
of Friendsville, and Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Snyder were Sunday guests at
the new home of Mr.. and Mrs. Adam
Snyder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Snyder and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Spoerlein and son
Francis have returned home from a
visit among friends in Ohio.
Messrs. Charles and Edward Mar
CROFT and children, of Hyndman, Pa,
were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George
Margroff on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Glover, of I'm
iontown, Pa, spent Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James Meet
tigan near here.
Mrs. Edgar and children were Sun
day dinner guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Fratz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Glass, of I'm
iontown, Pa, spent Sunday afternoon
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas
Kamp, of this place.
Mr.. Delone Rush, Of Chicago, ILL.,,
spent last week at his home here, re-
turning to the western city on Mon
day.
Mr.. Colt Speicher, of Cumberland
and Mr.. Arthur Speicher, of Frost
burg, spent Saturday and Sunday in
Accident.
Mr.. Asa Beeghly and Mr.. Aubrey
Beeghly, of Pittsburgh, spent the
weekend at their home here.
Miss Mary Reynolds spent the
weekend at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Speicher.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1926-10-21
TELEPHONES IN
BANK VAULTS

An ordinance has been introduced
into the City Council of Chicago re-
curing that telephones shall be in
stalled in every bank vault in the city.
Recently clerk employed in the City
Hall building was locked in a bank
vault for several hours and was not
released until the night Waterman
happened to hear frantic pounding
on the door of the vault. If there had
been telenhonic communication with
the outside office his release would
uavG
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1926-10-21
BITTNGER
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The crisp October air puts new Wig
or into the farmer but the almost
daily showers hinder the prosecution
of their fall work in the fields.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Howell, of De-
troit, Michigan, are visiting friends
and relatives here this week.
Mrs Edward Bethel spent last
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Noah Maust, at their home near
Grantsville.
Messrs. William Winterberg and
Noah Swauger, of Grantsville, were
pleasant callers in this village last
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Brenneman
have rented the Patterson Engle farm
and have taken up thew residenco
theIevu.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1926-10-21

Messrs. Jacob Brenneman and Oil
yer Buckle made business trip to
Oakland on Thursday of last week.
Messrs. Oliver Beachy and Edward
Buckle, who are employed near Nor
gantown, West Va, spent Sunday
with their respective families here.
Miss Huldah Stark, of Cumberland,
visited her father, Mr.. John H. Stark,
at his home here, on Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Blanche Speicher, of Accident,
spent a few days with her sister,
Mrs. George Stark, here, recently.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1926-10-21
SAND RUN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Miss Rosie Nine was visiting at the
home of her brother, Henry Nine, last
week.
Sanford Simmons and Miss Mary
, 1926-10-16

can Converts were detained at Laredo on
charges by the officials that they are IN
der age.
New York-Machine gun thugs killed
and wounded two 10 a mail hOIdup. Jer-
sew state troopers. secret service men
and police are combing New York and
New Jersey for a gangof eight machine
gun thugs who killed John Fnz, D S.
Mail Truck Driver, and seriousy wound
ed his helper and motorcycle escort ia
$3.50. 900 mail theft at Elizabeth, New
Jersey. Bandits using machine guns
mounted on feet Of fast automobiles ran
over the PROSTATE body Of Enz and e8-
capped with loot. after scattering scores
of shots to frightened would be rescu-
ers. Armed posses are seeking Bum
Rogers and Killer Knis, thugs wanted
in connection with attempted air n all
hoIdup and killing last week as leaders
Of gang.
Buenos Aires-The proposed Argen-
tine flight across the south pole region,
scheduled to start November 14tb., was
learned today. Negotiations are still ur-
der way for a Dornier Plane from Ger
many. Pedro Zanni, veteran Argentine
aviator, it is stated unolhciaIIy, will act
as pilot,
, 1926-10-16

His ExcelIency the Governor accom-
panied by Despatcbing Secretary Shamer
and Assistant School Director H. j..
Benedict visited the public schools of
this town yesterday morning and ex-
pressed his appreciation Of the sa~tisfac-
tory status Of the institution.
Our esteemed tOWnsman Mr.. P. L. La
Bega is recruiting in Porto Rico to which
island he took passage on the S. 5. CUthe-
rjne last Sunday to join his family VINO are
making an extended stay in the city Of
, 1926-10-16

San Juan in the interest of their children
attending school over there. Mr.. La
Bega tells US that his trips to Porto Rico
are purely domestic in their nature and
that he hopes to return 0 However,
during his absence the public here will
receive the usual courtesy and accOmmo-
dation he personally accords and he hopes
to give US the benefit of any business
advantages growing out Of his cOnnec-
tons with the more prosperous sister
island.
Mr.. Ans. Fabio was elected as a mem
Der of the Colonial Council yesterday
afternoon with 81 votes. SO were cast
8 invalid.
2 lines of rain was measured at the
Fort here this morning, II lines at Fred
eriksted and 2 lines at kingshill.
, 1926-10-16
Notice Of Extension Of Post
Office Service.

During the month of November 1926,
the box equipment at this post office will
be adequate to meet the public demand
I'D patrons desiring box delivery service
should file their applications at this
lime, The following rules concerning
the use of post office boxes embodied in
Section 587, Postal Laws and Regula-
tons will be strictly applied:
Section 587. The use of box shall be
restricted to the renter thereof. the
members of his household, and those
connected with him in business.
z, Mail addressed to the members OF
the household Of q box holder including
visitors, servants, and transient and
temporary boarders, or in his care, and
mail for confidential or official employ
ees may he placed in MS box.
3. A firm renting a box may have
placed therein all mail matter addressed
to its name and to any Of its official m
plOyees. BY the consent Of all the MEM
bers of a firm any member thereof may
have mail addressed to himself or mem
bers OF his family deposited in the box
assigned to the firms use.
4. When a box is rented by a corpor-
~tiOn, association, or society, mail for
it, officials may be placed therein.
5. Mail matter addressed to the stu
dents and employees at a college, semin-
airy. or school. who board therein, or
to inmates and employees of any public
institution. may be placed in the box
rented by such college, school, or insti-
tuition, if consistent with the usage and
rules thereof.
g., Mail addressed to guests or transi-
ent boarders at a hotel or boarding
house should be placed in the box assign
ed to such hotel or house, or the proprie-
tor thereof.
The boxes available in November
will be Of the medium size, As cents a
quarter, or 80 cents for the months of
November and December.
Post Office. Ch~ristiansted, v. 1. Octo-
Der Is, 1926.
B. r. LARSEN,
, 1926-10-16

2 lines of rain was measured at the
Fort here this morning, u lines at Fred
eriksted and 2 lines at kingshill.
U. 5, NAVAL RADIO STATION
CHRISTIANSTED, ST. CROIX.
18TH OCTOBER 1926.
Courtesy !of the associated PreS8.)
Washington-Genera johnson Hagood,
commanding the fourth corps area with
headquarters at Atlanta, was ordered
to duty in the Philippines, being assign
ed new commander of the fourth corps
area.
S. S. Leviathan-Queen Marie likes
American dishes, her f~avOrite dishes of
the day were ichicken a la Maryland,
corn fritters, candied sweet potatoes,
beets, biscuits with honey, banana frit-
ters, corn pone and prunes were on her
menu. Breakfast consisted of griddle
cakes with maple syrup and sausage.
Members presiding at her luncheon par
ty were Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, wife of
the late President. Mr.. Richard Boiling,
Princess Elena, and Commander Harvey.
Her Majesty + re a simple black dress,
black hat tr' ned with mauVe nrna
ments braid, Princess Elena was CARRIED
in Informal Brown dress like a school
girl. Queen Marie has heen deIuged
with radiograms from would be Ameri-
can hostess and hosts. Princess Elena
has been literally sWamped with radio
grams Of marriage proposals. Consil-
cradle confusion has been caused by the
desire OF Queen Marie to continue into
the harboc aboard the Leviathan in or
der to get a full view of the barbor and
New York's famed skyline. Plans are,
however, being made between New fork
and Washington Officials to take the
royal party off the ship at quarantine
for beginning Of welcome program, pre-
sentatIon and parade up Broadway TO the
City Hall. The view was also expressed
that if Queen Marie stays on the ship
until it docks her special train for Wash
ington will be far beyond time when she
can be received by President and Mrs,
Coolidge.
Mexico City-Sixteen Mexican girls
enroute to the United States lIor Ameri-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-22
VETERANI SVETOVEJ vOJNY
Haste SA o BONUS

Dl'a zpravy major generala Ro-
berta G. Davisa, dosial hlasilo sa
o krajinsky bonus pre- veteranov
svetovej vojny 2,760,677 vysliizil-
GOV a asi 100000 sa ich este nehla-
silo. Ma bonus opravneny je kazdy
jednotlivec, ktory sllzil pocas sve-
tovej vojny v americkej armade,
uH ci boil yo Francii alebo tuna,
len mech Dol cestne prepusteny
Ma bonus sti opravnene al roding
po zomrelych veteranoch. Prihla.
sy o bonus mono 81 dat vypisat
v iiradovni Americkej Legie v
Youngstown a po inych mestach.
Termin prihlasovania sa bonus
trva do l. januara 1928.
Tie3 tiradovna vojenskeho poi.
stenia vyzyva veteranov k obno-
venin svojho poistenia, ktore "a
nechali po skon6eni vojny. Obno-
Wit poistenie mono este behom
siestich mesiacov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-22
POL.1T1CKY
P PREHL'AD
KLANI fRoTI MAYoRovf
A StFoVI POLICIE.

sVel'ky drak Kn Klmx Klamn V
Ohio, Clyde w. Osborne yypove-
dal klansky BOZ nasmu lpayorovi
a policajn6mu sefovi. "a sice pre-
to, ze nedostatocne .nplatHujil pro
hibiciu Yomgstown. Osborne
napadol al dra w. r RaRzs udaj-
neho ich radcu.
Osborne vyzy,va klanov bojo-
vat proti tomnto triu, ktore uz
vrai nereprezentuje wac cftenie a
neodzrkadluje ziadosti klanov Y
Youngstown.
Ako je znamo, Osborne pred
dvoma mesiacmi udal, ze v nasom
meste butlegerstvo prekvita. Vte-
dy mayor Seheible odvetil, ze me-
sto je tax este, ako len m0ze byt !.
Minuly tNzdeh ale policajny sef
primal jednej reel pred OBJ
schodnikmi, re v Youngstown ma
schodf sa $50 biitlegerov. Osborne
chytil 50 tohto priznania a tvrdl,
re terajsia administrator alebo je
ME vstave, alebo nechce potlacit'
bltlegerstvo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-22

v sobotu vecer sankovali sa do
lu Emma ulicou traja talianski
chlapci. Vsetci traja boil ma jed
nych sAnkach. Ked' vel 'kou ry-
chlost 'ou leteli dolu Emma ulicou
cez Albert ulicu, vrazili celou 81
lou do automobile riadeneho Geo.
Froschom, 2 (. 1854 Thompson st.
Frank Tonasino utrpel prepich-
nutie pl'1c 9 zlomenie Wac rebier,
Mike Pregi ma celn tvar donaliaz-
den1 = Sam Scarscalla utrpel men
Sic rany. @ ziyot Franka Tomasi-
no s6 obavy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-22
OBV1NIL PREz1DENTA
z NARUSEN1A ZAKONOV.

Senator Norris, republican 2
Nebrasky, obvinil v senate Spoj.
Statov prezidenta Coolidgea, lze
nersssqie krajinske zakony tajny-
mi dorozameniami $ jeso vymeno-
yanaami "a clenOv neodvislvch
komisii. Ably svoje obvinenie do
kazal, senator Norris preeital list
terajSieho vyslanca v Rumunsku,
Culbertsona a predosleho elena ta-
rifnej komisie, v ktorom ten uda-
va, ze prezident, PRIV nez vymeno-
val demokrata Lewisa "a elena ta-
rifnej komisie, ziadal Cd neho
zad 'akoyaciu listinu, ktora by bo-
la uplatnena, kedykol 'vek by 81 to
prezident prial. Lewis sice odo-
.prel dat take zad 'akovanie .prezi-
dentovi, ale Norris sa spytuje |:
"Som zvedavy, kol'ko takychto
zad 'akovani ma prezident pri Sc
be, ably ich drzal mad clenami ne
odvislych komisiig'' A dolozil /:
tJe to veru vel'm Icinny sposob
vplyvat' ma komisie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-22
14-ROCNY CHI.APEC
JE w VLAMACOM

/: V nedel'u popoludni chyteny
Dol v Bailey Bros. masiarskom a
grocernom obchode (. 1923 Mar
ket st. 14-rocny chlapec, sirota
Chyteny Dol, ked' 81 pochutnaval
ma ktiskr kolaca, ktory v obchode
rkradol. Ma policii udal, re uz 6
tyzdhov zije ma tom, co mu l'udia
dajii GO, najde snceho ma zjede-
ME garbici. Je sirotou. Kvm mu
lila matka, I'll dvoma bratmi
ma Erie ST.. Potom idh wall do
sirotskeho 1stavu, zkadial' posla-
nj boil ma fanny robit S chap
com bolo ma farme zle nakladane,
preto usiel do Youngstown. v So
botu vecer vosiel do pivnice pod
obchodom, kde prenocoval a v ne
del'u rano do obchodu, kde okrem
jedla wal al 25 centov drobnych
peniazoch. Dolarov sa nedotknul.
Boil possdeny do okresnaho vaze.
MIA, kym detsky sud nerozhodne
0 jeho d 'alsom osude.
Y Taky je, hi a, zivot sirot, o kto.
re so otec nepostaral.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-22
SOKOLSKE DIVADLO A. ZABA
VA v E.. YOUNGSTOWN.

Sbor 25S. Telocvicnej SLOW. jed
noty Sokol v East Youngstown
usporiada ma stvrtok, IL. februa
ra divadlo a tanecnn zabavu 7
Horvatskej hale ma Bright Ave.
V E. Youngstown. Divadlo je We
sela fraska -"Veno' V jednom DEF
stve, "a ktorym nasledovat' bu-
de tanedna zabava pri vyh"2nej
hudbe. CT. obecenstvo mech sa
chysta ma tuto sokolsku zabavu V
East Youngstown, lebo "a male
vstupne sa pouei nasmeje i ma
tancuje do vole. Vstupne pre- pa
nov je SOC, pre- danny 25c.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-22
MALA s lxUxOV, LEN
DVAJA 81 ESTE zIVf

Pc tieto dni odvezena bolas do
statneho blazinca Mrs. Laura e.
Christy E. Liverpool, ktora sa
primala ku otraveniu dvoch svo-
jich msuzov, ktorycln mala osem
a tych zij1 len dvaja. Mysli sa,
ze zena otravila vsetkych sest'
muzov. Cd elektrickej stolice "a
chranil ju lekar, ktory nasiel ma
nej znamky pomatenosti TAX od-
vedena bola do blazinca.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-22
DONJAHEY ME JE KAN
DIDkToM pREZIDENTsTVA.

Galverner Vic Donahey vydal O.
svedcenie, ze ME je nebude kan
didatom demokratickej nominacie
ma prezidentstvo roku 1928. V me-
del'u totM kolovala zprava po ce-
lei krajine, re Donahey je jednym
20 Styroch nchadzacov demo
,kratickl nominaciu ma. prezident-
stvo a tato zprava, rozumie sa, ma
robila hodne senzacie v politi-
ckydl kruhpch V Ohio.
Vseobeone 50 mysli, ze Donahey
bude kandidatom guvernerstva
ma treti termln.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-22
.cARNzens srEra. vYDALA BnzrEcNosrN1 kALENDAR

Carnegie Steel Company yyda-
la tohto rokf krasny nastenny
kalendar, ktortho ciel' l'om .ie ma
pominat l'udigk opatrnosti, ably
sa nehodS nest 'astia zmensily
ma najnEA stsapen. Obrazy ma tie
to kalendare NAL 'ovali ziaei zia-
cky rozlisnych sk6l ! miest. V kto-
rveh sa nachadia Carnegie oce-
liarne. V.oceliarhach tejto spoloe-
nosti. sn celorocne zavody bez.
pecnosti, ssv ktorej sa utla mai
menej neh5d, ia ,obdrzf, .krasnu
bronzovn sochu. v tomto elsie pri-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-22

Da 81 pozor blativom poeasl
nejde rychlo cez blato a vodu,
ably nezafriekal pesich l'udi ale
bo inc povozy.
Da dostatoona, vystraslu pesim
inym uzivatel 'om cesty. Al zvie-
rata majn byt ma ceste povsim-
mute. .r1r.'I
Tr1bu poria'dny povoznflz po-
trebuje len ku bezpecnosti ne
tr1bi ma nej, ably upozornil ma Sc
ba okolo idicf.h.
Date pozor ma svojc svetla. Ca
sto zapricihujh melody, ked' sa
odrazajd do oci oproti idiicim au-
tomobilistom. ..
Posliichajte vzdy premavkoveho
policajta, neposllcIhanie je nebez-
pecne pre- vas pre- druhych. On
riadi premavku a ME Wy.
Nevad tie sa S policajtom, to sa
neslusi MOTE dostat' slan1 po-
kutu Zato.
Vel mi mrzke je zastat' karou
ma prostried cesty alebo ulice, TAX
ze nemozu prechadzat' ami | lu'dia,
AMI inc automobily. Nikdy to me-
robte zvlaste nikdy Iezastante
ma krizovani ulic, kade sa pesi
chodi.
Opatrni povoznfci sa nikdy ne
obzeraj1 ma prayo a ma l'avo, ale
pozerajd vzdy vopred ma cestu a
neshovaraji sa druhymi l'ud mi
v automobile sediacilni.
Nikdy neriad tie automobil, ked
ste nahnevany, rozzalosteny u
trapeny, vobec ked' ste ME "pri
sebe'. Vtedy vasa mysel' bella
vsade indie len ME tam, kde treba.
V takom dusevnom rozpolozeni ne
mozno sa koncentrovat ma jednu
vec, totM davat' pozor ma cestu.
Me jeden nahnevany elovek NAL
nv vel Ike nest 'astie. Podnapitemu
mech triezyi l'udia nedovolia chy-
tit riaditel'ne koleso auta, iebo
tax oni bud1 mat ma syedomi
nehodu.
Pre6ftajte 81 tieto rady wac ra-
~. Buddcne prijdu inc.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-22
AUToMoBILovA vHsTAvA
JE VEL mi ZDARNA

Vystava automobilov, vydrzia-
yana tohto tyzdna ma Mahoning
Ave. novel Hearn- Miller budo-
We ned 'aleko 3. 0. stanice, pre-.
konala vsetky predosle rekordy
Go sa navstevy tyka. Do stvrtku
vecera navstfvilo vystavu 1900
osob, Q 1000 wac, nez lanskeho
roku "a cely tyzden. Vystava 50
skoncf Y sobotu noci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-22

nasame obrazy, NAL 'ovane youngs-
townskymi ziakmi: jameson De-
metrios Vilan, 2 {. 534 Eofothy
Ave-, ktory nakreslil obraz "Do-
yeroyat' V osud? - Spoliehaj sa
radsej ma bezpecnost a Doroty
Metzger {. 1922 Hillman ST.,
.ktora nakreslila obraz 6 Odmena
opatrnosti" (vysoky velk). Vilan
je ziakom South High skoly a
Metzgerova Giant Junior High
skoly . kasdy nausi priznat', n
ich obrazy s1 presvedcuidce.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-22
BUDE DkVAT VYsoKf
PoKUTY PRE- vino

Mestsky su'dca Heffernan ozna-
mil, re cd teraz bnde davat' W.
soke pokuty tym, u ktorych naj-
den6 bude vino, prave take, ako
dava mattel 'om palenky. v SIRE
du sudca Heffernan pokntoval
Juln Marsku Wood st. ma $500
a siidne trovy pre- vino.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-22
CISTENIE BKllZINOM
JE VEL mi NEBEZPEtN6

Mrs. Mary Harris, riadftel 'ka
De Luxe Beauty Parlor ma Mar
ket st. cistila 81 Y utorok saty ga
zolinom. Pri trent urobila 50 iskra,
ktor1 zap6lila gazolfnovy plyn d
Harrisova ostala stat Y plane
hoch. Bola vel'mi nebezpecne po-
p6lenk. Lezf v nemocnici.