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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-23
Two Prisoners Who
Escape, Return
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point in the rear of the camp near the
stock lots, made dash for the front
door. He was stopped by shot from
Raiders companion who was stationed
in front of the building.
Frank Bowling, guard. who was to
have relieved RAIDER at midnight awoke
with the first shot and rushed out of
his sleeping quarters. The prisoners
and raiders had gathered in front of
the building by this time and one of
the men fired at him. Kittlebank be-
gan firing at the fleeing party at this
juncture and Bowling also emptied his
pistol at their backs The convicts
and liberators fastened to the parked
touring car on the Midway road, fired
two more shots and departed.
None of the other prisoners in the
building attempted to escape, believ-
ing the shooting outside of the build
ing meant pitched battle between
the guards and escaping men. RAIDER
is survived by widow and eight chill
dren.
The convicts who escaped were
George Dixon, Charlie Pryor, Richard
Naylor e. Fl. Holland, Robert Bernard
and Ireland Alvins Dixon, who had
served two terms in California rpis-
ons and was serving a 30-year term
for robbery.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-23
Montana Fires Under
Control, Says Chief
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Continued From Page One)
A camp fire built by two Indian
women on the Nisqually Indian reser-
walton yesterday afternoon was swept
from control and covered nearly 100
acres before being checked during the
afternoon.
Another fire occurred yesterday aft
ernoon in the Swint- Wall logging op-
erations about a mile south of sum-
ner in Pierce county, but this blaze
is now declared to be fully under con-
.trol.
reports reaching here today state
that the Eatonville Lumber company
still has force of 100 men fighting
the fire of several days there.
This fire, which has not yet reached
green timber, is declared to have COW
cred between seven and eight sections
Of logged off land.
No new reports of the eastern
Washington situation mad been re-
ceived here up to noon today.
The sweep of fires in national for
ests in California which caused con-
siderable destruction during the past
week had narrowed down to two un-
controlled and few minor contlag-
rations today
The Bocca creek fire In the Tahoe
! national forest, which was reported
controlled yesterday, broke out anew
/ last night and at the last reports had
, swept. over 5000 acres. The plant OF
the Crown Willamette Paper company
at E1cca was closed down to permit
Ne. rs ierhf
was not believed that the plant was
IN any danger. There were $50 men
on this fire.
! The Canyon creek fire in the same
district which threatened considerable
| timber has been controlled but new
fire has broken out near GranltevilIe
This is small, one, however, and ii
was expected that it would be checked
quickly.
The second big fire was along Ro-
gus creek in the klamath antiona
forest. This was also controlled las
night, but broke out later and hac
made a new run of seven miles at the
last reports today. This fire had swep
total of 20 square miles and ar
etght-mile back fire was being con
timber There were 400 men fighting
lthis blaze.
! In the California national forest {
fire broke out near Yolla Bolla las
night, but was being gradually check
ed. The fires near Grass valley Were
also being controlled. A new fire a
IOrchard Point. eight miles from tn,
Puget Sound navy yard, was tough
today by detachment of 20 sailors
from naval vessels at the yard.
Reports from Vancouver were tha
conditions in British Columbia ar
greatly improved. A large force tina
has been fighting fires on the islan'
for II days will be maintained unit
iall danger is past.
Calgary reported that all fires il
Alberta and eastern British Columbi,
except one in the Revelstoke, B. &.
timber area, have been controlled.
tenth of an inch of rain falling
at Aberdeen, Wash, relieved the fores
fire hazard in that area.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-23
10 Killed and Scored
Injured in Bus Wreck
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DRIVER ARRESTED
IRv Dispatch A. p NEirnA


NYACK, N. Y, July %. - Eight
women and two girls were killed to-
night when a sightseeing bus carry
ing 49 women and children of Brook
lyn skidded and overturned in the
village of sparkhil All the other
passengers were Injured.
The injured We're taken to Nyack
hospital, some on an ice wagon, the
only conveyance at the time. Physi-
clans at the hospital said several more
probably would die within few hours.
The driver of the bus, Daniel j. Las
tro, was arrested.
The bus had been hired by a group
of Brooklyn families in order to take
their children out of the city to es-
in the woods of Bear Mountain park
during the day and the. party started
on the return trip in the early eve
ming.
The driver Of the bus lost control
on a long downgrade and at a sharp
turn in the road the bus overturned
and crashed into a store.
There were 49 persons in the bus
all of whom were killed or injured
OF the injured, "a We're SO seriously
hurt that they were kept for emer-
Egency treatment at the Nyack hospital
Three of the injured probably will
die.
Fourteen of the less seriously In
jured were given first aid at the
Nyack hospital and then sent by bus
to their homes in Brooklyn.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-23

able only t. fall exhausted an heart
broken on tn ragged edge o. nowhere.
O. course if it wuzn fer folks with
DARN an initiative tn world would
stand still Some one must lead off,
tn intrepid must blaze TIL trail, if
We're t. progress. But theirs so many
lures an opportunities floatin' around
tday that it's becomin' purity danger
Gus t be intrepid. Theirs lots o. diff
ference between flynn T. tn north pole
an flyin' int tn chicken business.
Commander Byrd is on his feet ag'in,
but how long will it take Mrs. Lincoln
Shoots's brother-in-law t. git on his
feet ag'in, startin' all over with nothin'
but Falm Beach suit? Commander
Byrd would have frozen t death with
nothin' but Palm Beach suit left t.
show fer his DARN flight TIL feller
that hops off in tn poultry business
should at least feather his nest. Fer
ever restless spirft that makes a KILN
ninety-nine become umbrella members.
Copyright John f. Ollie Co..
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-23

hzation an exposed 'emselves t. TIL
1igors O. tn arctic winters in search
o, tM north pole; DARN navigators
have left behind all that wuz near an
dear t ploW unknown seas; brave men
have forgotten all earthly obligation
in TIL rush fer precious metals; smart,
thrivin fellers have deserted estab-
lished business enterprises t. try ther
hands at tn advertisin' game; valuable
artisans have quit ther benches an
lathes t. try ther luck at sellin cigars
or life insurance, an men O. unques-
toned ability an integrity have junk
ed ther obligations t. society an
plunged int politics. Women, also,
bright, intellectual women, have
thrown aside ther womanly ways an
social prestige an drifted away from
indulgent an hard workin' husbands
| t. enter all sorts o. new fields O. en-
deavor. Unsettled spirits-folks with
out balance wheels-restless creatures,
have ever chased tn mirage O. greater
things, have ever sought tn unobtain-
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-23
Norris Grand Jury
AssaiIed in Magazine


Frank Anderson, a prominent Fort
Worth business man, who is a mem
ber of the jury, stated that the jury
is of very high class, being composed
of business men and farmers.
1T is one of the best juries ever as
sembled here" he said land it was
formed long before the killing at the
church and long before anyone knew
that it would be Investigating any acts
of DR.. Norris.
There are two Catholics on the
jury, one of whom I believe is not a
regular church member. The other
members are Baptists, Methodists,
Episcopalians or do not belong to any
church"
Anderson's statement was concurred
in by other jurymen, who declined to
be quoted.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-23
DR.. M. |. DOW Ms
FUNERAL TODAY
in BOSTON, MASS.

According to telegraphic informa-
ton received in this city from Boston,
funeral services for the late DR.. NJ l..
Downs will be held in the chapel OF
the Forest Hill cemetery in Boston at
3 D. m. today. DR.. Downs, one of the
prominent physicians of Douglas, died
from the effects of an operation he
underwent while in a Boston hospital.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-23

Morganfield, Ky.-Extreme heat has
hatched six eggs in the Greenberg
poultry house here. The chicks are
normal and active and Will be sold
swith those Matched by incubators and
hens
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-23

The income tax department refuses
to allow Miss Ina Claire to deduct the
cost of her wigs as usness expense.
If wigs aren't legitimate overhead for
an actress, what is? = Chicago Daily
News.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-23

Scientist has invented an earth
announcer that goes off like an alarm
clock. There is a much more general
need for an alarm clock that goes off
like an earthquake. - Arkansas Ga
zette.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-23

| A Long Island woman wants dt-
vorce because her husband made her
live on a vegetarian diet. He wasn't
much of help lp-meat.-Omaha World
Herald.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-23
Catholic Nuns Leave
Mexico; More to Flee
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the government did not permit priests,
nuns or church bodies to conduct the
schools and give religious teachings
in them.
Such transfer, however, the secre-
|tary said, did not constitute sale OF
the schools.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-23

Mrs. Lincoln Shoots's brotheri law,
who two years ago traded his mag
nificent farm O. two hundred acres O.
fine bottom land fer poultry farm.
has written tn followin' on pustal
card from somewheres in Iowa t his
niece, Nettie:
Meet me north O. tn saw mill
at dusk an bring hat an
a pair O. shoes. ] still have my Palm
Beach suit.
"Hurriedly,
JUNGLE STEVE"
TIL foregoin' is but one O. thou
sans O. tragedies O. life directly at
tributable t. tn lure O. tn poultry busi-
ness, an tells tn heart-rendin' story
o. fine, robust, discontented farmer
in tn June O. life, surrounded by a
stout an lovin' wife an hard workin'
children, an ridin' plow, an good
car, who become disorganized an STAN :
peded by readin' poultry journal. TIL
spirit o adventure has pervaded all
ages. Strong men hvae >orsaken civil
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-23

Walla Walla, WIash.-Angus mckay,
80, has filed for the 18th consecutive
time as justice of the peace in the
Russell creek townships. He has held
the office continuously FOR Sc years.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-23

LONDON, July 22.-Jack Hood of
Bingham, tonight defeated Harry
Mason Leeds in a 2O-round fight for
the British welterweight champion
ship and the Londsdale belt. Hood
won on points. Hood defeated Mason
last May for the same championship
in 20 rounds.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-23
Earnings INCREAsE

LOS ANGELES, Ju9y 22.--An in
crease of 9 per cent in the net
earnings of the Southern California
Edison company for the first six
months of this year over the same
period of 1925 is shown in the re-
port of officials today. The net
earnings for the last six months
were $8,350,S55.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-23

The southermost town in Europe is
Tarifa seaport in Spain,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-23

German has 81 aviation companies
operating As routes this season.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-12

nieto ryychldEieho sposobu nau-
cit diet "a plakat', nez dat mu
vsetko, "a cfmsplace. A nikto me-
rhce mat placncu bebu.
ZalSlaIdom vsetkeho cvieenia je
pravidelnost' Zvyky koienca sa
rychle ntvorljn. Vcasne cvicenie
vel mi ul'ahcf .pracn matky a tax
ma potion Wac tasu ma svoje do
mace prace a zabavu. Ked presne
dla urciteho casu bebu usplte,
krmite alebo ktipete, tax slsoro ma
uGi sa "zit dl'a hodin''. 1nym
yaznym bodom je, ze ked' diet a
vycvicite v ntlom veku, potom
snadne.Eie sa cvici ked je starsie.
BlaHene zdrave diet'a je sku-
tocnym potesenim pre- kazdn do
macnost'. .Jeho blazenOst robi
blazenym kazdeho elena rodiny.
Pravitlelne zvyky a spravna >opa-
terra s1 potrcbnt ku zdraviu a
blazenosti diet at a. Choroha die
at a najviac stfha len matku.
Kazda matka Sa presyedci, re
Svstnmaticke cyiccnic ie absoliit
nc potrcbne ku blazcnosti talk die
alta, ako al jej sameL Y mno-
hlch padoch nervy matiek ma
padnute sii len preto, re diet a ma
nepravidelne zvyky. Pamatajte,
ze cd zvyikov, tax dobrych ako al
zlych, vel mi t'azko je odvykat
Preto je rozumne princat' len do
brym zvykom. s..l
Potrava cini casto diet a draz-
divym. Toto je zvlast' pravdivym
ma tie pady, ked' bfba krmena je
umelymi jedlami. Nome je, ze ta-
k6 jedla ME sn dobre ma zalhdok
diet at "a a zapricinujh nepokoi
vo vniitornostiach. Ked' vybera,
te umeln potravn, je vel'm dole
zitym vybrat' takti,. ktora sa da
snadno stravit' ktOra silcasne
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-12
sVEDoMIE sOvIETOV SA
oZYvA.

z Moskvy. (CEPS) Sovietska
vlada zvysifa v poslednej dobe
svoju pozornost deti rnske,
ktore v nespocitatel 'nych prlpa-
doch upadly do dplneho zanedba-
MIA. Pocet chlapcov dievcat,
ktone si1 bez prfstreSia, ide ce-
Iom Rusku do mnoho stotislc. Kde
taky stav vedie, mono 81 l'ahKo
predstavit a tomnto konstato-
vani,l neuSla ami sovietska ylada.
Deti bez pristresia, ktort okrcm
toho nemajii rodicov, a potuln.Ji
sa 1plne bez dozoru, upadly tiez
hromadne do pitia inych mere
sti, take 81 priviedly svojom
mladuSkom veku nplne srltenie
nervoveho systemu. Posledny po-
Gin moskovskej vlady plati pra-
We tFmto mladistvym nest asst
nixon. V Petrohrade sa sriad u
ie zvlastne sanatorium, kde take
deti, ,bohuzial', len nepatrna ich
cast, budn odosielane a postavc-
ne pod lekarsky dozor. Det 'om
ma sa dostat' vychovania, mad
ktorym bude bdiet' psycho-nen-
rolosicka ACADEMIA. v sovietskej
Ukraine yedie vlada zvlastnu
kampafi ma zachranu takych det-
skych existencii, ktorou upozor-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-12
Cvicenie a zvyky.

Beba je ME ziadnou hraakou.
Je to tiez clovek dokonale or
ganizovanym telom, opravnenf
ma iste prava, ktore maju byt 4
respektovane. Ia ziaIdnych okol-
nosti matka nema dovolit', ably
prava diet 'at "a boly zneMivane
k voli hracke alebo zabaveniu ro-
diny a priatel 'ov. Prilisne "bave-
ME" sa $ bebou ju len znepoko-
juje robi ju drazdivou, ba snad
prekaza al jej prirodzeny WYNN.
Kolijanie, hojdanie alebo ma
triasanie kojenca po nakrmeni je
vel'mi zlym zvykom. Sn l'udia,
ktori sa nazdavaju, ze' skrze toto
sa potrauina lepsie usadi, ale je-
still ste Wy sami take nieco zak1-
sill hned' po jeden1, uznate, ze Cd
takehoto niecoho skorej pride
yam ma vydavenie' jedla, nez ku
jeho u'drzaniu v zaludku.
V programe cvicenia deti otec
diet at a ma mat svoje ureite
miesto. Musi spolu1cinkovat S
matkou, inacej vsetky pokusy
riadneho cvi6enia diet 'at'a boly
by marne. Beba caste chova sa
celkom dobre!, ked' je vylucne
pod opaterou matky, ale ked sa
otec zjavi, uz sa lplne zmenf. ST
vel mi Casts pady, ze otec a zvla
Ste start rodicia maznaiii sa be.
bou, co potion diet a hodne zkazi
Takato prilisna pozornost' je ne
priatel 'om vsetkeho cvi6enia. Di.
TIA skoro 81 to navykne a potion
| al po6a'duje. Zaraz place, ked' $;
mu tel najmenlsej ziadosti neyy
hovie. Diet "a place, aby bolo so
brate postiel Ky, aby bolo 10
lfsan6, alebo aby ste no nosili NJ
ruk&Ch. Zvyk tento rastie, leb'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-12

zasobuje vsetky tie elementy, lxto-
re sn potrebne ku prirodzenemu
vzrastu. Eagle Brand Kondenso-
vana Mlieko je vynimeGne do
brou umelor potravou. Ono nzi-
yane bolo "a mnohe roxy doka-
zalo sa byt' najnspokojivejsim
detsl1ym jedlom.
Cftajte pozorne tieto 6lanky
kazdy tyzden a odkladajte 81 ich
pre- prfpadns npotrebenie bn.
tliicnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-12

huge ma nedohl 'adne nebezpeeie,
ktore Ruslxpl hroai. Po dobu akciet
zdrazene sii ystupenky vsetkych
zabavnych podnikov 0 urcity pri-
platok, ktoreho vynos pripadne
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-12

fondll ma lubytovanic deti nema-
.jlucich pristresia. Y posaedncm
mesiaci bolo len ma Ukraine ia
kych deti ubytovane nz Wac nez
10000.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-12
UvAHY o sLoBoDE, RovNo.
SIT A BRATsTvE Y RUsKU.
Napisal:: Arkadij Avercenlko.

hradskom h0stinci jednym z Wy
nikajiicich slenov soyietskeho ko-
misariatai pre- zahranieny OBJ
chod.
Dlho sa ma nina obzcral zveda-
vo jako ma vzacne zviera, potion
sa rozhodnul, do jednej rnky
wal fl 'asku so sampanskym, do
druhei poharik prisadol ku
mne:
- MoEno 81 vami poscdict :?
Aka pomoc - posed tie 81.
- Povedzte mi. ste w Arka-
dij Avereenko'
Keby mi tdto otazku polozil
niakto sovietskom Rnsku, boil
by som robil vSetko. NOME, aby
som sa odriekol tohot ncbezpcc-
neh mena. Ale carihradskom
hostinci ma Grandc Rue dc la Pc
ra nebolo ziadne nebnzpntic. Pre-
to som sa len usmial riekol som
mu:
Vasej prenikavosti elovek
neujde. Som to skutocne ia.
Ale poyedzte mi, preeoze sa
w nevratite do Ruska?
Nechcem byt' rozhadzany
ma vsetky strany sveta.
- Ako to?
- Nuz tax, v batumskych boil
sevickych novinach bolo mne
pisane: "Keby nam TAX Arkadij
Avercenko padnul do riik, rozre-
zali by sma no ma husky, a tie XII
sky by SINE rozhadzali ma vsetky
strany sveta." Sam som to Gital.
Ale to boil len zartik!
- Davam prednost' jemnej-
Sim zartikom.
Komisar upil hit Sampanskeho
- ochntnaval no zal'ubne a po-
tom sa spytal, zmurkajiic ma nina
d6verne Wy takto ustavicne
pisete, za nemozete bolSevikov Wy
stat. Povedzte mi, robite to L.
primne? -.:
Me. Nehprimne. Mech 81 ho-
vori, kto chce, co chce, ale mne
sa 'bolsevictvo z hlbky duse l'nbi.
Komisar zaziaril jakousi t'az-
kost 'ou - ia t'azkost' bola ma
mojej strane - mi stisnul ruku.
Povedate to-. vazne?
Prosim vas! CT budem ta-
klchto veciach zartovat'? ia som
tel mienky, re V Rusku teraz je
vsetko jakesi prostejsie, spra-
vedlivejsie. Jednym slovom, cho-
di to tax, ako sa hovori: sloboda,
rovnost' bratstvo. 81
Kyvnul hlavou blahosklonne.
Vel mi .spravne hovorite!
- Jako by al ME! Mad Rus
kom vzisly ruzove cervanky, ma
tomto pozadi Lenin Trockym
napisali pevnou, A'achetnou ru-
kou: sloboda, rovnost', bratstvo !!
- Ano, svata pravda!
= Ako by al ME! Znamenite to
teraz IL vas chodi. Vezmime pre-
dovsetkym hoci len til slobodu -
v minulych casoch, kedy este Via
dol policajny byrokraticky L.
tisk, svazujdci vsetky pohyby ne
st 'astnych obcanov - jake to boz
10 Nsetko slozite, ako diabolsky
obt 'azne! Povedzme len, ze sa "a
chcelo ruskemu obcanovi kedysi
4 vydat' sa Petrohradu do Seva-
stopolu. To cert vie, co S
tym bolo klopot a nesnadz! Ably
sa clovek obliekal, potion aby 81
najal izvoscika a siel len potom
ma nadrazie, tam musel najprv k
okienku pokladny, a klpit' 81 Ii.
stok ma miesto a ma spanie noel
potion len mohol vstnpit' do voz
4 na potom Ostatne, to j
\ snad' az vsetko. - Ale bolt
to malo obtiazi? Kde6to teraz =
axe je to vsetko proste. Dajmt
tomu, ze chce clovek list Petro
hradu snad' az do Pavlovska =
mic l'ahsieho mad to! Po prve ne
potrebuje sa vobec obliekat', le
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-12

trenn kolkom I prospech itnlkut
pre- mrzakoy-komnnistov, tel
prosbe vylozi jednoducho ySetky
d6vody, preco chce ist' Petro-
hradu do Pavlovska a tato pro-
sba sa tn dokladne uvazi. Ked
dovody nvedcne v ziadosti uRMn
50 byt d6vodnymi a riadne dolo
zenymi, posld ziadatel'a priamo
ma komisariat .hho okresu. Tam
dostam ziadatcl' razitko ma svo-
ia ziadost', dostane vysvcate-
ME o svojej politickej spoil 'ahli
vosti a m6ze 81 ist' spokojnc s
Panom Bohom k velitcl 'ovi Via
ku. Ten valitel' posle ho k ma
draznej mimoriadnej komisii, kde
81 no poriadne vypocnjn, ked'
ME je dakym agentom Dohody,
ale poriadnym elovekom, z mimo-
riadncj komisie poslh ho o.hotn'
k incl komisii, ktora vydava po-
tvrdenky ma pravo, ably sa clio
yek smell postavit' do radn IL ma
draznej pokladny, ktora yydava
Iistky. Jakonahle 81 doStal tlo-
vece takh poukazku, postal 81 po-
tom pred pokladnou len niekol'-
ko hodin a kdpil 81 81 "a poldruha
miliona jazdny listok, mozes ist'
priamo ma peron, ku svojmu VIA
ku. Ma perone sa pc prlpade u
kaze vlak, ktory ma ist' do Paw
lovska, je zvlastnym ale, re vseli-
jaky sikromny cham nema prava
ist' do vozna. No, co ma tom? Vra-
It's sa potion pokojne domov,
l'ahnes 81 spat'. To jc predsa ie-
dnoducht, ci nie9 To ME jc ako
"a starych Gasov, ked' clovek s
cestou NAL tol 'ko t'aEkosti!
Moi s"sed pri stole sa zamra-
ell.
No - toto. - - HIM -
viete, to je daka divna chvala -
zahundral este.
- Akaze divna ;chvala9 Nine sa
vas system slobody 'hbi, a hovo-
rim to otvorene...
Komisar sedel tn zarazene.
A ia vasa rovnost - dodal
som potion po chvili. Ukazte mi
len taky priklad rovnosti "a sta
reho carskeho rezimu. General
jedol polievku chrestom a pece-
n6ho moriaka, avsak komisar bol
rad. ked' NAL svoju zeleninovl
polievku a sekany kotlet. To mi
daka rovnost'? Dajme tomu, ze
niekto chcel mat byt desiatich
izbach. Najal 81 no NAL no =
V desiatich izbach sa mohol ma
fukovat'. Len ked' zaplatil po-
riadne peniazky. lny clovek 81
ktpil tri funty chleba, diva fun
ty masa a zhltol to vsetko ma po-
sedenie. Iny Ease siel spat' so
skvrkanim zalndka. To mi je da-
ka rovnost'? To sd teraz, prosim,
celkom inc poriadky! Ked' row.
most, tax rovnost'! - Profesora
vyhodia bytu, a jeho miesto "a
ujm'a rodina elena rudej armady
Kuzmu Hubateho. To 81 dam l'n-
bit ;, to je rovnost'! Lebo ma pri-
klad: iestli 81 byvaly general, do
stanes ma den hlavicku cd rybi-
cky bez chleba, ale ked' 81 zlodej
koni, pripisany ku komunistickej
buhke, dostanes tel'aciu hlavu s
chlebom. Jestli 81 spolupracovnik
"Zvesti RSFSR' dostanti tvoje
deti mlieka al vajec, ale ked'
hras piano v kinematografe, do
stant tvoje deti najviac ak rychi-
It's podyyzivy. Ked' slHis ako
komisar miestnom soviete, Je tt
k sluzbam pysny automobil, ked
81 ale byvaly carsky general, K
tvojim sluzbam je prave tax pys-
lny katafalk. To je predsa row.
most ', k certu, to sa mi uz paci!
- Ale - Ale ia vas dost
nechapem Wy to sice vsetko
chyalite, ale vypada to, jako by
ste nadaval - - Zakoktal so
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-12
14-dnovy vypredaj

Keby boil panovali teno vypredaj sam nemoh by
vybrat lepse hodnoy To je fak Ny chceme odpre hod
nasich zasob, ably urobi pre- Vanocne Dairy
pamatate obchod boil koro
naby kupuicim vcasne nakupne dn Nechceme,
ably stalo vypnovali vypredaj
e sKUTOCN7 vIpredaj Pamatajte ze udane tuto
ma avo "a MOVE, GARANTOVANE domace naradiea ME
vyrobene husky Prde dnu poobzeraje 81 dookola,
vSETKO je vypreda, al nase najnovse hpn6 shbory
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-08
Farms-Isanches Wanted
ARMS WANTED

lAkMS WANTED
Have buyers FOR farms near san An
tonic. please write or call on u ~ once.
Sales Dept. r. y. RIFE, Gi2-l. Bedell
Bldg. or 1917.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-08
BUILDING PERMITS.

Fifteen building permits. aggregatlnz
55G05G. were issued Wednesday At the
city building inspectors office for new
construction classified az follows:
". W. DuckwalL six-rOOm dwelling.
GTamercy place: $4,000.
Harry Surties. twO-rOom dwelling, La
chappelle street: $500.
Thomas T. Some-s. four-room dwell
ing. Pendlet0n avenue: Sl2QO.
Felipe MoyoIa. three-roOm dwelling,
Vera Cruz street: $3.50.
Robert MrGsrraugh. three siE-rOOm
dwellings. all on ElmbUrst streets, each
$500. total $4,000.
II. e. King, TcmodelinE. ElmendOr'
street. $1,000.
Emmcry DitJmar. remodeIing, Houston
street: 500.
Jack Reinke. servant quarters and ga
rage, Peck avenue; $1,000.
Tracg S.pple, two fOur-rOom dwell
InEs. Porter street: $1,000.
Minnie A Hatch. foUr-room dwelling.
Elneteeutn street: 1880.
George 6. TDwnsen. store and dwell
ing. Broadway: $1,000.
norman & AIynard, nve-room dwelling.
Nolan street. 1900.
W p speeEle. repairs. Avenue d;
$1,000.