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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-10
THOs. ]. OWEN & SON. AUCTIoNEEKs'
Executors Sale of Valuable Real
Estate Improved by 3-Story
Brick Store and Dwelling,
With Garage, Known AS No.
24l6 I4th st. NV.

By virtue of the power contained under
the last will and testament OF Dennis sc,; Mo
Of the premises No 24I6 I4th street ts nSTI1H
DAY OF MARCH. 1es7. Al, FOUR O'CLOCK
PM. the following,d land an1 prs snd
described as lot t numbered ninety tive t92l
IN Aulick Palmer,s subdiylslon, OF d9's he
south SOUTH Grounds nde; OF Columbian College" q
per plat recorded in the once OF the s9[ve ysy
g. or al me foo SB said Of
poses of assessment and taxation as lot NUM-
Ssa snstw4 sa and in
subject to the covensnts that said premises
MOI or %e bn6 o 1 o or Which
be erected thereon. fer the PURPOSES OF sell
Ing spirituons or malt liquors. or for manu- =;
any trade or trafic whatever which may be
oensiUs e Others SId pInrious e the r IN
and dwelling known as No. s4i6 IAN street
rear. Subject TO lease which expires Sep
Terms Of sale: Sold subject TO q first deed
of trust for $ls. 800. g b assumed py The
purchaser, further particulars Of which viii
said first deed Of trust Is 20 be paid fp cFsh;;
p s%s " VIII sss ahn ssy ds. aIs s ss
Lien Of 81 se S as cS spos e ss
be forfeited as liauidated damages and tbe
sale declared Off. az the option OF the undo.
signed executor. All eonveyancing. record
ing examination of title and notarial fees
at cost of purchaser The right is reserved
10 reject any and all bids and said sale il
made subject to the ratification and approval
Of the Supreme Court OF tho District OF
1 THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY,
Executor of the Eetatp of
Dennis Mccarthy, Dcceaaed.
BY ALFRED ii. LAWSON.
mh3-d&ds.exsu Real Estate onaas..
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PROPOSATS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts. Navy
osefocR a.m, MAJ. Is. isa9. for de nsl
metal floats for U. o, airplane and steel
bolts to the Navy Yard. Washington. d. c..
Supplies and Accounts. CHARLES MORRIS,
Paymaster General of the Navy. mh3.10
COMMISSIONERS. D.. G. WASHINGTON
cclved at Room 500 District Building. until
2 o'clock pm, March 1S. for furnishing and
installing electric elevator at the main Pub
le Library. Proposal forms at Room 427.
Dlstrict Bog. mh4.o.7.6.0.lo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-10
Trustees Sale of Valuable Real
Estate, Improved by Three
Story Brick Dwelling Known
as No. 1911 Riggs St. NV.

By virtue of certain deed of trust. dated
November 30 1876, being instrument No.
IFS, recorded December IL. 1929, among
the land records of the District of Columbia,
and at the request of the party secured there
by the undersigned trustees will sell at pub
lie auction in front OF the premises. on
THURSDAY. THE TENTH DAY OF MARCH.
A,D. 1927. AT FIVE. OCLOCk, Pm; the
following described land and premises. situate
in the City of Washington. District OF Co
lunibia. and DESIGNATED as and being lot
thirty-One t31I in John B. Clagetts subdI.
vision Of lots in square two hundred ana
1hi thirty ss tos he Te TsscTs 81
the office OF the surveyor of the District OF
Columbia. together with the improvements
consisting of three-story brick dwelling
known as No. 1911 Riggs street northwest;
Terms of sale: The said property ls sold
subject to first deed of trust for 50. 10000,
nounced at the time OF sale; one-third o.
trust TO be paid in cash. balance in one year.
with interest from day OF sale At SIX per
centum per annilTn.s payable eeml-annuaIy,
secured by deed of trust upon the property
sold. or all cash. at the option OF the pnr-
recording and title fees at the cost Of pur-
chaser. Terms of sale to be complied with
within thirty days from day OF sale. other,
wise the trustees reserve the right TO resell
the property at the risk and cost OF de-
faulting purchaser. after five days advertise
lished in Washington. d. c.. Taxes. rents and
insurance are to be adjusted by calculation
TO the date of settlement.
FRANK W. STONE
e. PERCIVAL WILSON,
fe2S-d&ds.exsu Trustees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-10
FOR SALE-H0USES.
$500 CASH.
SMALL MONTHLY
PAYMENTS.
HAVE you LOOKED AT THESE HOUSES!
If NOT. READ THIS DESCRIPTION.

Cannot be equaled in the city at this price.
Look at what they contain: Cement front
porch: hardwood floors and trim; expensive
lighting fixtures, with side wall switches:
double floor plugs in every room; expensive
paper; sanitas on kitchen and bathroom
walls: built-in tub. tile bath; large sleeping
porches, screened. up stairs and down: paved
alley and garage: hot-water heat laundry
tubs and coal bin in cellar.
Located in beautifulsnew growing sec
ton. Probably 100 houses under construc-
ton IN immediate neighborhood. Buy now.
before the rush starts. and get better terms.
Rus line one-half block from houses.
Go out Trinidad ave. TO Owens pl.. turn
west on Owens pl to sample house.
For sale by
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Four
Story Brick Apartment Build
ing Known as Premises 1929
Columbia Rd. NV, Contain
in0 3S Anarf,uents.

BY virtue of certain deed Of trust. dated
January Z. 1926. Recorded in Liber 562s.
folio 800. among tho land records of the
District OF Columbia and at the request OF the
party secured thereby, the undersigned trus-
tees will sell at public auction. in front Of
the premises, on THURSDAY. THE TENTH
or MARCH. 1927, AT THREE-THIRTY
O'CLOCK pm. the following described land
lumbia. and designated, as and being iot
in John J. McIneTney and Edward c., ETnsts
subdivision of lots in block numbered thirty
eight 1887, North, Grounds of Columbia
University" as per plat recorded in Lioer q,
at folio 100. in the Office OF the surveyor Tor
the District Of Columbia. said block being
now known for the purposes OF assessment
and taxation as square numbered twenty-slN
hundred and seventy-two t2672l. subject to
building restriction line and covenants OF
record.
thousand $500. 00O00l dollars, due about
April. 1928. with interest at the rate OF
81 % per annum: further particulars OF
which will be announced at sale: the pur-
chase price above said trust 10 be paid IN
cash. deposit of five thousand 50, 100000
dollars required in cash or certified check.
Conveyancing. recording. ETC., at purchasher
cost. Terms TO be complied with within
fifteen days. otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may be advertised and resold
at the discretion OF the trustees.
MARTIN McINERNEY,
WILLIAM BRALOVE.
fe2S-d&ds. exSu Trustees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-10
FOR SALE--HOUSES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Slo.5m.
Chevy Chase. D. c.

Center hall plano rooms. 5 baths
has authorized sell this delightful
beautifully situated
Conn where shade beautiful shrubs
and oder
public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-10

Detached corner home that has Just been
renovated throughout. Two stories, and
has eight rooms. of which. four are
that il can be used as a two.family
apartment IL so desired Hot-water
heat. hardwood floors upstairs and down
electric lights. etc. Ready for immedi-
ate occupancy. The owner has author
lied this very low price for a quick
sale Small cash payment and reason
able terms on balance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-10

VIM Fl. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
West OF 10TH North of Park (Mt. Pleasantly.
$685.
fSPSsp5 em sdeR ,h 70 paved siey santisy
with PRcEB % SELF
One-half Square From 10th St. NV and
This Side OF Spring Road.
$3.50
Out 4 with howa,er
Sauls Addition i'll Unusually Good Environment
S3,250
s aa Ms@ hna @ b ssH y %
bath second large ATTIC Other
Wv to % @ s. wen as good
Takoma Park D. c.. Section Just Off Piney Branch Road
$3.50
southern exposure de @sn ms and ess arrangsd for
ah 1P az wen az taE po oak Soos nGen on
Delightful Corner Property Takoma Park D. c.
$1675O
so % u % stre
eaStg landscape s ad ar WIN he One the
VIM H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
HOME SELLERS . FOB FORTY YEARS
Call or Phone Till PM.
1888 K St. NV. Main 1867
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PETWORTH' CORNER

This delightful corner home built by
Gruver: faces Government reservation. Owner
is leaving city on March 18th. Bargain at
price asked The house is % feet vide;
large side and rear yards: . rooms: inelosed
porcheg: h..w.h electricity: oak floors;
maids room with bath House is in beauti-
fal condition. This is your opportunity TO
make good buy. a
c. C. SHARAH,
300 18th St. NV. Main $500.
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Ideal location, Just a short distance from
18th, st. Detached home on. lot 120
#. deep. Living room with fireplace
dining room. kitchen and pantry on first
floor. Second floor has 4 full-sized bed
rooms and a large sleeping porch. There
is also a floored attic Front and back
porches. hot-water heat. electricity.
hardwood floors and FRIGIDAIRE. The
lot has shade trees and a garage An
opportunity not to be neglected
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-06
zENsKA NEMoCNICA
v CHICAGU.

Zenska a detska nemocnica v
Chicago, ktor1 riadia len zeny
lekarky a je Az dosial jedinou
svojho druhu V Spojenych Sta
toch, yyplsala nedavno vel XII
sbierku. Ma byt' sobrane asi pol
miliona dolarov ma novn budovu,
ktorn potrebuje nemocnica. Pri-
jimala doteraz nemocne zeny a
deti bez OIL 'adu na to, Gi mozu
prijat' zavazok 1tratach. Tento
dobrocinny 1stav Dol zalozeny uN
roku 1866. a boil vtedy ur0enF pre-
vNovy pre- siroty padlych V OBJ
cianskej vojne. Tteraz ale pricha-
3dzajd do nemocnice v tisfcoch ze-
ny a deti, ably boly osetrene lekar-
kami. Ustay sa takto stava vel'-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-06

Slat nazad, ySak?
- Ty teda nechceS mat hodin.
ky - spytal sa dedo.
- Me, ia nerhcem hodinick zf
p2niazc toho Malera.
| - NM - tcntOraZ ii muslin
dat "a pravdu, - vravel dedo $
uznanlm. Teda dobrc. Odosleme
peniaze ma nejaky dobrotinny
ciel' s poznamkou "a peniaze ne
prijate cd pana Malera. Anoo
- Ano, - zasepkal ledva Gui-
ne Kazik odrazu pustil sa cell
kom nemuzne do plaGu.
Ma druhl den rano, idnc do
Skoly. Strctol KaZik Jurka, ktorv
sa ilzkoStlivc poobz raj naiprv ma
vSetky strany potion rozpatito
zmlrkajilc otami, spytal Sa ho:
- Go myslis, poznal mas? Kazdo-
padnc neriekol 81 nikomu... Alcbo
81 NJ vyzvanil9
- Nemaj strachn! - odvctil
Kazik opovrzlivc sa usmievait1c.
Obloky sn ,N zaplatent!
- Co! - zdeSil Sa Jurko.
- Nuz hci. Mailer pi>al dcdovi.
- Teda mas vidcl? Ty len Ear
tujes, ably 81 mi nahnal strachu.
- To mi ami vo Sne nenapada.
Mailer ma poznal.
- Teba? 4? Len tctba? a nina ne
videl?
- Videl ia, ale ia nepoznal.
- Nuz ty 81. prayda, vsetko
vyzvanil! ! - skrfkol Jurek plac-
live, ty babrak, ty!
Ked' zacul Kazik thto straSnn
a k tomu este neod0vodnenn IL
razku, ztratil vladu mad sebou.
So zat 'atymi p;istiami vrhol sa IA
Jurka, ktorv vSak sa zbabclc dal
ma iitek.
Kazik zohnul sa pra svoje kniz-
ky. ktore pohodil ODD alec na zem
a zavolal "a svojim vzdialujlcm
Sa protivnikom:
- Ably 81 vedel, ty Zbabcly pes.
toto 81 doStal "a tohO babraka a
"a mole hodinky!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-06

take delilSatna, ze .najmensie "a.
skrabnutie moze sposobit ranu a
zanecha otvor pre- nakazu. Preto
Sa odportrca, ably matka nedopu-
stlla nccin do iISt bdbky, ably po-
tom nebolo nutne iiSta cistit'. po
siestich mesiacoch nstocka die
t at a mono cistit S jemnym pla-
tnom, netreba ale drhn1t', a ked'
sa zJavia zilbky, l'ahodne ociste-
ME makkou kefkou je dovolitel'-
ne. Akonahle diet a je dost' stare
kn uceniu, treba no privykat' XII
cisteniu zpbov.. g..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-06
Kupanie.
CLANoK IA.

kojenci maj1 byt kupanl kaz-
dy den a ma sa to stavat' v do
be, ktora je regulovana krmenim
a prevetrenim. Rano je: najlepsi
cas- ktlpania, ale moze sa to konat
al vecer. Nemluviata nemaiti
byt' ktlpane po krmeni, ami ME
zrovna pred vychodenim ma
vzd1lch. Kym pupok ME je zaho-
jeny, spongiou ma sa rmyvat'
potom uz kilpat' yo vani. Teplo-
ia vody v prvy mesiac ma byt
95 do 100 stupnov dl'a Fahren-
heita, postupne snMovana az ma
80 stupnov Fahrenheita ma kon-
ci prveho roku. K tomu odporn-
ca sa kdpel'n thermometer. Usi
nosne dierky maj1 byt setrne
umyte k1skom vaty. Vlazne d as
ma v 1stach maleho diet'at'a su
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-06
kSm strediskom vvskumn y obo-
re zenskych a detskych nemoci,,
PRACovNE SATY z1EN.

iym, ze ST zeny zvolily tol 'ko
na.rome .Flch we're .iny'eh povola-
nj, stala sa tiez casovou otazka ich
pracovnehO oblcku. Met mic me-
vknsnejsieho, nez ked je ME v
siihlasa povolanim a S. postave-
MIN pracovny oblck zeny. Zcna sa
ncma objavovat' V prliiS moder-
nych oblekoch, ami len V m6dnych
zavodoch ME. Predovsetkym ma
jit jej saty byt' moderne majd
vyhovovat' vsetkym poziadavikom
ktore kladie jej povolanie. Ma
mat jednoduchy, ale slusny strih.
Ackol 'vck so satmi V celku, s d.
hymi rukavmi, m6ze sa ukazat'
v kazdom povolani, dava zena
prednost .vol 'nej blGlze alebo sa-
tom S kratkymi.a polodlhymi ru-
kavmi, lebo dovol'ujn yol'nost
Pracovnf plaste a taste
ry mozn4 len odporiWat' :, leho
I rm sa chrdni oblck. All tcnto je-
oblek moze byt' slnS-
ny povabny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-06
Kupele.
Sodovy kupel

| O'J 1AuPC1 'obuONN u
pei ie nzitocny pade vysypu
ktorF mnohe drti doStavaj1 DO.
cas- leta. Polievkovl lyzica sody
bikarbony ma hyt' dana ku kaa-
df1nu pol galom pouzitej vody
Tcplota vody ma byt ia, ku akej
ic diet'a navyknutt. Pobyt "a
dive alebo styri minnty vo vodc
postatl. Ma tele ne'naid byt' ziad-
ne vrasky. Dict'a potom treba IL
triet' jemnym utcrakom.
Supinovy kupel'. - Supiny 70
semiaGolS sn tiez uzitocn6 pade
vysypu Cd hortGo>ti. Sialka su-
pin rozmiesa sa vo vode vo vani
uzlva sa ten istt sp6sob. ako pri
sodovom knpeli.,
Mustardovy kdpel'. - Mustar-
dove (horeicove) kiipele sti uzi-
tocne padoch nervoznosti a ne
spavosti. Pri pripravovani k1pe-
Ia dajte plnn polievkovn lyzicu
mustardu do Sest galonov teplej
vody. Diet a ma oStat' V knpeh
dive alebo tri miniity a po vybrati
ma hned' byt' Sikovna natrett
dane do postele. Tento sposob o.
bycajne sp6sobi pokoiny osvie-
zujnci spanok.
NajvacSim problfmom pre- ka-
zdil matku, ked nema svojho VIA
stneho mlieka, .je to, ze akn po-
travu dat svojej bGbe, ably bola
zdrava a vyrastla silnn stat
MI. Bordenovo Eagle >Mlieko roz-
riesilo tento problem pre- tisfce
tisice matiek "a poslednych sest'-
desiat rokov. Wac doti bolo vype-
stovani ma Eagle Mlieku, nez vse-
tkFeh ostatnych pripravovanych
potravinach dohromady. RoAlmie
sa, ze pridajajte svoje diet "a, je-
still mono, ale neprobivajte mu
davat' rozlicneho druhu potravy,
o ktorych len maloco znate. Eagle
Mlieko je eist6, zazivne snadno
strovitel me.
Citajte pozornc ueto clanky
kazdy tyzden a odkladaite 81 ich
pre- pripad16 upotrcbenie v bn.
dhcnnsti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-06
L''Il|B|'|ABE EI.CI
Historic dvoch ulienfkov od,
s. a. Navrecliho.

Kazfk zdovcril, ze raz celkom ur,
cite musi sa stat hrdinom.
iFotom sa stary otec obsirnc roe
hovoril tomto predmetc, mnoht
toho uznal Kazik "a spravne, a.
le so vsetkym len tax l'ahko ne.
stlhlasll. Hrdina nesmie nikdy ma
padnut' slabSicho, ale potrestat
nejakeho nanichodnika smic, hoci
by Dol al slabsi a hoci by musel
"a to al do basy, ponevac povin-
most 'ou hrdinu je trestat' kazdii
sprostotu.
Ako nNko zachoval sa ma pri-
klad stary Mailer, zahrade kto-
reho 2rejn TAX krasne jabEka
Kazik no dobre poznal. ponevaG
byval v tel istej ulici. Boil to vel'-
KY, statny muz dlhymi, STRIFE
brobielymi flizami, ktory sa vzdy
ma KazIka prfvetive usmieval a
predsa...
Jedneho dna boil II stareho otca
ma navsteve jeho stary priatel' z
6asov povstania, pan Czaplicl1i.
Kazik vo vedl lajSej izbo vypocul
vtedy prapodivne veci starom
Malerovi.
Viem sa vel mi dobre upa-
matat ma tohoto Malera, - vra-
vel pan Czaplicki, - ako chodie-
val vo svojej camare jadneho
hospodarstva ma druhe, oveSany
s1c celou sbierkou dbrani a axe
horlive vykrdeal vsetky mladt
danny. Drza tvar, hrdina, ako Y
knihe stoji; zavsc Sa STROLL dru-
haho dna odfst "a trupou. ale
vzdy sa dostavila prekazka po-
dobe uzavretia hranic. Ked' he
kone6ne vohnali do tzkych, tax
podplatil komisara, aby no ncchal
tax dlho vo vazeni. kym nebez-
peeenstvo neminei, toto mi Ear
kowski svatosvate odprisahal a !
Stec a Nagrodzki to potvrdili. A
teraz vNprava Mailer ysetkym. |
kol'ko on trpel va narodnn vec
Y raktskom vazeni. =.
Ked' toto vypraval Kazik DUR
kori, ktorym Dol praye po spo-
sobe rudokoacov uzavrel pria- /!
tel'stvo ma zivot smrt', Jurko |
skrikol:
- Ako moze len takyto zbabe-
lee ost1dzat' ma tomto svete! Mu-
slime no potrestat'!
A Kazik bez vsetk6ho sthlasil
S Jurkovym planom. Zahradny
domeek Malerov NAL dovedns
oblokovyrh tabuli. !
vsetky obratene smerom do NEST
skej zahrady. Cd zahradneho mn,
ru boil Mdialeny talk asi dvadsat
krokov Kazik neprijal len TAX
z p1hej chltby pysny nazov So
kolie oko. Jurko sice nemal tax j..
stej ruky, ale urobil co mohol 2
tax ostala zahradnom domcekr
iba jedna celia tabula. Nebola by
ostala AMI ia usetrena, keby Sc
nebol ozval Malerov vyhraznt
kirk, ktory prerusil vykonavanie
opozdeneho trestu, takze nasi hr'
dinovia musei sa dat ma 1stup |
bez toho ze by boil urobili spra-
yodlivosti 6phe zadost'.
A nasledujuceho rama prislo to-
ma 20 sa pri pdhom pomysleni u
datnk srdce Kazikovo chvelo. Sta
RI otec Dahrmel nanho:
- Po jedle prihlas sa u NINA.
M6ze byt' nie6o chutne jsieho a.
ko ryza S iabEkami? Ale Kazi-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-06
- Zbabelcom, zaSepkal Ka-

/ - s9dm 81 uOStdI SIFHGn, laua
nemas prava drnheho pre- zbahe-
lost odsudzovat', - ukonGil w
sluch stary otee, pristiipil ku sto-
lu, ktoreho vynal vel XII obalku
a odovzdal ju Kazikovi.
- Ia pol hodiny, vravel, o.
hlasiS mi, ze 81 tento list osobne
odovzdal adresatovi, cd ktortho
prineses mi potvrdzenku. Opakn.j
rozkaz! r.
Kazik sa striasol a zbIcdol, kcd
precfilal ma obalkc adresu stareho
Malera. Pochopil, zc toto jc trcst
"a vcerajsi kiisok. Trest, ma kto-
ry by 81 nebol vobec pomyslel, 10
vsetkych moznych trestov ten mai
nemoznejsi a najcitlivejSi. w Wy
citka, R jc zbabelcom, ktora, a
ko Kanik nahliadol, n~bola bez
prieiny, vel mi no bolcla.
A rozkaz teraz nevyplnit lcbo
len vahat', bolo by novou zbabe-
lost on. a kcd jc tlovek dva-
mast '-rctnt, ie NJ predsa muaom
q nesmi" hyt zbabelcom. Kazi-
kSvi prudko hichalo Srdcc, ked
zacengal pri Malerovrch dvcrach.
Stara Katka mu otvorila.
- Panno svata - Skrikla.
- Tento je akiste tuna k v6li
tym roztrieskanym oblokom! Co
to len mlady pan sprawl! Aka
bieda! Aka bieda!
Ami fadovcc padaly tieto slova
ia ustarostenI hlavu previnilco-
WI, ktory, mackajiic Gapicu ru-
'le, vcrn ami npvcdcl, allo a kcdy
sa nasiel odrazu pred tvarou do
maceho pana.
- Je tento list pre- NINA, moi
mil[? - spytal sa no pan Mailer
5 neocakavanon privctivost on. A
Razik, napoly bez smyslov, trasi-
cou rnkou podal mu list.
Bol to najt 'azsi okamih jcho |
zivota. VSade nan cihalo nebczpe-
censtvo. Nemuznt Shy. napri"k |
hrdinskemu premahaniu, kaadtm
okamihom hrozily skotulat' Sa mu
90 tvari, hrozne no kompromito-
vat. Strach kreslil mu scenu, ze
V najblizSom okamihu otvoria sa
1vere a ze bude este svedka
yiac2j jeho pokorenia. Nebolo by
byyalo takyym strasnym, pozerat
sa priamo ma nstie strojovej pus-
ky, namierenej ma ieho hrud', a.
ko stat teraz pred tyymto starym
muzom a nemat' odvahy pozriet
mu do oGn.
- Kedy sa to len skoncio -
Mvse mihlo sa mu hlavou a zhl-
boka 81 vydychol. ami co by mu
lamen so srdca odpadol, ked
kone6ne pocul pana Malera hlas.
49, Pocuj, moi milI. Boli ste
1vaja. Preco mi posiela tvoj dedo
peniaze "a vSetky obloky9
- To ia nevi m.
- Ty to ncvieS? - cudoval sa
pan Mailer. Aha! ia rozumiem.
Nechces prezradit' svoiho druha.
NH dobre. Tym 81 nedavas zlt
Tuna mas list a o.
1ovzdaj no svojmu dedovi!
Koneene! Ako victor vyletel
Kazik ztaial' a zadychcan% zastal
pred starym otcom.
- Vies, ch1apce vravel sta
y otec, ked' boil precital list a
.mackal v dlani ibankovky, ktore
: neho vynal, - vies, k comu boly
lrcene peniaze, ktore som teraz
nusel poslat' panu Malerovi9
- Me. ~.
- Odkladal som ich ma hodin-
KY pre- teba. Pan Mailer postal mi,
lko vies, polovNku penazi ma
,ad. Go tym? Ma hodinky ne
,taeia, musel by som ich schovat
! odkladat' d'alej.
Len teraz pocftil Kazik cely
losah svojho nest 'astia, ktore 81
Dol sam privolal. Prekliate kame-
ne, ktore roztrieskaly obloky "a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-06

Cftajte pozorne cieto clanky
kazdy tyzden a odkladajte 81 ich
pre- prlpadle upotrcbenie bu.
d1cnnsti.
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Al Sellers was a southbound pas senger on the s. s. Alaska
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BOWERS LEAVE SEWARD

MT. and Mrs. Harry Bowers and children left for California Saturday where they expect to make their fu- ture home. The family had not inteni ed to leave for some days yet but owing to an urgent wire from Mir. Bowers pardner in a ranch located near Bedding, combined with the Fl health Of Mrs. Bowers, # was decid. ed to leave at once.
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TERR|7OR|A[ RALLY
 DEMOCRAT PARTY,
 SEWARD, JANUARY
DIVISIONAL AND TERRITORIAL CONVENTIONS ARE CALLED
 BYT.J DONOHOE

Preparatory to cementing the party organization and to get it in shape for political activities in 1928, Democratic divisional and Territorial conventions have been called by National Commit teeman T. J. Donohoe of Cordova, it was made known in Juneau by J. J. Connors, chairman of the Divisional Committee of the First Division. The Territorial Convention will be held in Seward, commencing January 16.
 MT. Donohoe called a convention for each of the four Divisions to be held on or before December 15. MT. Con- nors said he had taken up the matter with other party leaders in this Divi- sion asking for suggestions as to the most suitable time and place. He will issue formal call after he has heard from them. Other members of the
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Divisional Committee are: James McCloskey of Juneau, N R. Walker and w. B. Sharp of Ketchikan, and R. J. Shepard formerly of Haines, now residing in the Third Division. The late w. w. Casey and c. M. Me- Grath were also members, the former being chairman. No election was held to fill these vacancies left by their deaths.
 The purpose of the Divisional Con- ventions is threefold, MT. Connors said. It s decided to nominate can- didates for a full legislative ticket in each Division; to fill out the Division al Committees to their full strength of seven members each; and to elect 15 delegates from each Division to at tend the Territorial gathering at Sew ard in January.
 The Territorial Convention has been called to nominate candidates for Delegate to Congress, Attorney of Alaska, for Democratic National Con- mitteeman; six delegates and six al- ternates to the Democratic National Committeeman; to elect full Terri torial Committee consisting of nine members, tow from each Division and a aprty platform; and to transact other party business.