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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1927-06-30
City
Has Big Fire
Block Of Frame Buildings
Burns to Ground Early
This Morning

Benton City was visited again
this morning by a disastrous fire
which destroyed nearly a block of
business structures on the main
street. The fire originated in the
meat market about three o'clock
in an unknown manner, and rapid
ly spread, consuming the post of
flee, Hotel Benton, Arctic Confec-
tionery, the billiard parlor and Ar
gus Hughes Mercantile Co.
The fire was discovered by one
of the men working on the state
road crew and he reused the town.
By a united effort the O.-W. depot
and the Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.
yard were saved. About half of
the merchandise from the Hughes
store was also salvaged. The work
of fighting the fire was seriously
hampered by the fact that the
town has no water system.
The Hotel Benton was complete
ly filled and the guests were
lucky in getting out in their night
clothes. Bed room slippers and
kimonas were quite fashionable a.
mong the guests. One sound sleep
er didn't seem to care what hap
pened, for he refused to leave his
hotel bed and go to safety. He was
awakened four times and each
time he turned over and went back
to sleep. Finally one man ran to
his room and pulled him out by
the feet in order to save his life.
w. II. Hadley, whose home was
burned last Saturday, was staying
at the hotel when it caught fire.
He had been requested by the in
surance company to make list OF
the things which had burned in
his fire. He had spent three eve
nings in making the list only to
have it burn in the hotel.
It is expected that Mr.. Hughes
will erect brick building to re-
place the one he lost in the fire
All of the buildings carried more
or less insurance, but the total is
not as yet known. The other los.
ers in the fire have not yet decided
whether to rebuild or not
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1927-06-30

Mrs. L. F, Semon who moves to
Yakima soon, is being honored by
her friends with several social af-
fairs this week. Mrs. L. E. john
son and Mrs. H. c. Schmidt gave
a luncheon for her yesterday. Ros-
es and other flowers of the season
were used effectively in decorating
the rooms. Bridge was played dur
ing the afternoon and high score
went to Mrs. w. c. Muldrow. Mrs.
Semon received the guest prize.
Mrs. Muldrow and Mrs. J. P. Mil
Ter are entertaining a few friends
at a bridge luncheon tomorrow for
Mrs Semon.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1927-06-30

City Treasurer c. E. King and
family were in Arlington Sunday
evening during the flood and pro-
nounce it worse than Kennewick
sandstorm. Mr.. King was in Seat
tie Friday attending a convention
of insurance writer's and they were
on their way home. They were In
the hotel at the time of the storm
and suffered no loss. Their car
was in the garage and water came
in there foot deep.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1927-06-30
Semon Closes
Shop Saturday
Business House Quits af-
ter Eight Years sue
cessfuI Operation

Leon F. Semon, who for the past
eight and one-half years has been
one of Kennewick's most promi-
nent business men will close the
doors of his store here for the last
time Saturday evening. Mr.. Semon
decided some weeks ago to move
to Yakima as he had an attractive
opportunity to establish himself
in the larger town. Arrangements
have practically been completed
and the move will be made at
once. Mr.. Semon will open his new
store about the middle Of septem-
Der.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1927-06-30
FIRST TURNOUT
SUNDAY NIGH T
Cool Weather Delays Growth of
Moss in Ditch - May Not
Need Another Cut

The first turnout of water from
the canals of Columbia Irrigation
district will be made next Sunday
night, July 3rd. The water will
probably be off three days, as
usual, but it is possible that four
days may be necessary this time,
according to w. G. Muldrow.
The hong run of muddy flood
water has made the ditch unus-
ually tight, and has doubtless
formed many small deposits that
may make the ditch bottoms slow
to dry up, especially if the wealth
er is not very hot. On the other
hand, the deliveries have been un-
usually steady and the crops ap-
pear to be well wet up, SO that
little or no damage will be done
by this turnout.
The water is clearing now and
the first real crop of green moss
is getting started. This will be
caught and killed by the turnout.
This date will be two to three
weeks later than the usual first
turnout date, for the last few
years, and gives the operating
force a good start on the long drag
of running through the hot months
of July and August without an
other shutout for weeds.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1927-06-30

The members and friends of the
Baptist church, about fifty in all,
had party at the w. B. Elliott
home Friday evening in honor of
Miss Cecil Hutchins. The evening
was. spent in social way. The
honor guest was showered with
gifts. useful and ornamental, to
be used in furnishing her new
home. Refreshments were served.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1927-06-30
Premium List
is Doubled
Over Nine Hundred Dol
lars are Offered as
Fair Prizes

Premiums totalling more than
$500 will be offered by the Ken
newick Fair association this fall,
according to the figures submitted
by the heads of the various de-
partments this week. This is more
than double the amount offered
last year, and should insure a fine
competition in all departments.
More real enthusiasm has been
shown so far in the preparations
for the fall festival than for sew
eral years past, and every indica-
tion is for fine exhibit. The coun-
ty will likely provide man to
help in gathering exhibits that
can be used in the county booth
at the state fair the following
week. It is planned, too, that the
new county agent spend a part
of his time in overseeing the Sc
lection of the best speciments
from the various ranches in the
valley. This help is in addition to
the work of the president and the
committees for the various de-
partments.
The departments this year will
include livestock, poultry, horti-
culture, agriculture, pet stock
home economics, All clubs, fine
arts. needlework, curios, floral
culture, district exhibits and home
industries, and the advertising
booths. Several entirely new anG
novel innovations will be included
in this years fair, both in the a.
musement and instructive lines
Details of these features are being
worked out and win be announced
as they develop.
One of the new features this
year will be pet parade. Anyone
who has pet of any kind is re-
quested to groom it up for the
parade and to notify DIR. Lundy OF
the entry. Some sort of a grand
prize will be given to the best, OF
prettiest or most interesting pet
and every person entering pei
in the parade will have free ad-
mission to the fair grounds. Ami
mails of any kind from mouse to
a donkey will be allowed, as well
as birds or trained fish, or singing
angle worms. Entry blanks not re-
quired for pet corns.
Committeeman as reported by
the chairman of the various de-
partments have been selected as
follows: Livestock, j. C. Rorick,
Carl Williams, C. Van Fossen, Ell
mer Schneider, A. j. Thompson;
Agriculture, A. /. Smith, Frank
White, R. C. Morgan; Horticul-
ture, Dale Smith, A. II. Lehnhard,
j. A. Mclean, Percy Conlbelic, Jay
Perry; Poultry, Raymond. Schmel-
zer,t Sam Weiggands, Washburn-
Gleason, Frank Schneider.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1927-06-30
East Side Man Sees
Cheap Power for
Pumping
To Cost Six Million
Main Line Wenatchee to
KenneWick- up
with Coast Points

Plans for the development of a
public-owned $6,000,OO0 hydro
electric power project to serve the
entire east side and connect with
the Seattle-Tacoma municipal pro-
jects, have been completed by F.
r. Nicholas, right-of-way engineer
for the chamber of commerce of
Wenatchee and other central
Washington towns, according TO
press dispatches this week. 1t con-
templates the use of Wenatchee
lake and Wenatchee river.
Since the survey was started,
Nicholas pointed out Wednesday;
employees of. the Puget Sound Pow
er & Light Co. have FLED for
temporary state permit on the
same power source, apparently in
an effort to forestall statewide
spread of public-owned power and
light, Nicholas reports.
Nicholas mass diagram shows
it possible to create a reservoir
containing S1,C5S, ESQ acre feet
with an area of 27.7 square miles
by constructing 215-foot dam in
the solid rock walls at the north
end of Tumwater canyon.
A 3100-foot tunnel would con-
meet the lake reservoir with a
surge tank and penstocls and the
tail race would empty into the Lit
tie Cumstick creek and be return
ed to the Wenatchee river about
one one-half miles east of Leav-
enworth. Plans include power
house with an initial installation
of $4,000 kilowatts or 85,7S3 h.p.
The primary transmission line
would begin at the power house,
six miles north of Leavenworth
and run south for 65 miles to
point II miles northeast of Yaki-
ma, passing thru the east side Of
Ellensburg and then "a miles to
Kennewick, making 1S9 miles of
main line.
Secondary transmission lines
would be built to serve every COM
munity from Wenatchee to Walla
Walla.
Nicholas computes the $4,000, 900
cost as follows:
Dam s3,OO0,OO0; tunnel, $780,
600; surge tank and penstocks,
100000; power house, machinery
and incidentals, s2,1OO,00O.
J. d. Ross, superintendent of
the municipal power department
in Seattle, sees tremendous re-
suits if the east side cities adopt
it."
First" he says, at would in
stantly drop the rates in Wenat-
chee and vicinity by offering COM
petition. The line to Ellensburg,
Yakima and Walla Walla would
bring the advantages of low rates
for industry and for irrigation
pumping. The cost of construction
is very low"
An additional advantage is seen
in the chance to exchange power.
During the irrigation season, when
the east side would need much
power, the demand for power here
is low. In the winter Seattle needs
more power and the east side less.
They could thus connect their tie
lines and exchange surplus cur
rent.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1927-06-30

The Kennewick Business Girls
had their regular social meeting
at the home of Gladys Morton on
June 20. Minnie Beiderweiden,
Mona Young and Cecil Hutchins
were each presented with lovely
set of silver salt and peppers from
the club. A very pretty wedding
cake was served. The next meet
ing will be held July IL.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1927-06-30

A tonsil clinic sponsored by the
Womans club was held last week
at the hospital in Pasco. DR.. L. G.
Spaulding, county health officer,
and Miss Monica Weber, county
nurse, were in charge and they
were assisted by others. Twelve
children. had their tonsils removed
and all recovered nicely. The Wo-
mans club wishes to thank all
who in any way helped at the
clinic.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-11
MILDRED N1s1K zoMRELA

Mildred Nisik, 12-rocna dcera
Stefana Nisik jeho manzelky,
zomrela ma. suchotiny V utorok
vecer v okresnej nemocnici. Ma
rodena bola V Johnstown, Pa, IL.
aug. 1914 IA do Youngstown prisla
rodicmi pred Sest rokmi. Bola
ziackou v skole Najsv. M. Jezs
udkynou Pam. Oddelenia {. 15e
Penn. S. X. L. j. Oplakavaju j,1
okrem rodicov siesti bratia,
Ludvik New Brighton a Ste
fan, Jan, Frantisek, Juraj Ed
ward tuna. Pohrab je v piatok
rano chramu Najsv. NJ. Jezis
Pochovana bude v Calvary Gin
torine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-11

Slov. Lfga teda chce zalozit kan
eelariu Y Montreal, ma ochranu
nasllo okradanaho l'udu q tiez
ma to, zeby pomaIhala bratom ma
Sim a sestram zakonitym sposo-
bonn dostat sa sem k nam do SIP.
Statov, aby pri vymahani 81 po-
trebnych listin neboli rabovani o
t'azko zarobene peniaze ako So
rabQyanf akousi pokutnou czecho
sloyackou organization teraz. Il
tomu siel'u Slovenska Liga po-
trebuje >financnn polnoc ako
vsetky svoje velika diela preva-
dzala pomocou sbierok, talk isto
al ma tento ciel' zaviedla po ce-
lei Amerike sbierku cestou easo-
pisov, ma ktord ka5dy Slovak V
spojenych. Statoch NAL by pri-
spet' nejakou ciastkou, nakol 'ko
mu je to NONE, ably tax poma.
hal chranit' mas l'ud pred obkra.
| DAMN a pred ubijanin V nom
slovenskeho narodneho povedo.
mia.
Zavadzajte teda dbierky pc
! sieiajte ich ma adresu: Sloval
League Of America, p. 0. Box
996, Pittsburgh, Pa. Pamatajte
ze al tu v Spojenych Statoch al
potom sa nam zacalo lepsie vo
dit, ked' SINE prispievali liz
sbierky mali SINE svoje sloven
ske organizacie, ano, len potion
mai sa mas kto zastat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-11

cloyek, ak NAL prImov $500 i
vyse. Tento vykaz musi kazdy
vystavit' w q bude platit' dan
alebo ME (lebo 81 oslobodenia cd
dane pre- zenatych, ma kazde die
ia po $4oO). uradovna pre- oko-
lie Youngstown nachodi sa ma
poste ma 2. dlazke, kde vyplnia
kazdemu jeho vykaz
Ktory zenac zarobil menej nez
$500 lanskeho roku a slobodny
menej nez $500, nemusi vykaz
podat'. Obchodnik musi vystavit
vykaz, ak jeho hruby prijem OBJ
nasal 5000 a yyse.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-11
KoMPENzACNY ZAKON
UPEVNENY VYRoKOM sUDU

Ohiosky robotnIcky kompen-
zacny zakon Dol v tieto dni upev-
neny rozsudkom najvyssieho stat
neho sudu Columbus v prlpade
dvoch pravot robotnikov proti
kompenzacnej komisii. Komisia O.
doprela platit' nahradu robotni-
kom preto, re ich zamestnavate-
liza vyhlasili bankrot, V inom pri-
pade vypredali svoj obchod, a
neplatili do kompenzacnej zakla-
diny. Komisia nastojila na tom,
re ked zamestnavatelia neplatia,
ich zamestnanci nie sl opravneni
ma nahradu cd komisie, ale 81 ma
ju vymahat' nahradu cd svojich
byvalych zamestnancov. Najvyssl
sud vSak rozhodnul, ze komisia
je povinna platit nahradu ked
zamestnavatelia nechcu platit
prispevky do kompenzacnej "a.
kladiny. Toto je zrejme Wit az.
stvo pre- robotnikov, lebo mac
neboli by mohli dostat' nahradu
od nikoho, ked 'ze ich zamestna
vatclia boil bankrot alebo inai
stall sa neschopnymi platenia ma
| hrady
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-11
ZBOJNiK OZBiJAL
BANKU IA V1DNA

Vo stvrtok ma poludnie jeden
smelly zbojnik vosiel do Cortland
Savings banky Cortland uae-
riac pokladnika revolverom pc
hlave, wal $500 usiel ma auto
mobile, ktoreho motor nechal v
pohybe pred bankou, aby mohol
chytro ujst'. Zbojnik ufujazdil
smerom ku Kinsman. Zbojnik by
Dol vyraboval i ocel'ovl poklad
nicu banke, V ktorej sa nacho
dilo $4,000, ale pokladnik pri.
tisnul gombicku na alarmujlce.
s1staye PRIV nez no zbojnfk pc
hlave uderil a uGinil odporu ne.
schopnym.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-11
sOZNAM oBETUJUCICH
a darov doslych SLOW. Iige cd 26.
febr. do 5. marca ma pomoc roda-
kom " Kube q Kanade.

kom v Kube q kanade.
CEslo 456 IKSJ. So. - Jozef
Rojka, Lansing, Mich. sbierku
1926. - Jozef Kavulicl, Eldora-
do, I'll. sbierku So. - Anna Ger
venansky, Sandy Hook, Conn.
50. = 400. Sbor Slovenskej Ligy
Niles, Mich. sbierku So. = Ma
ria Dulik, San Francisco, sbier-
ku $3.50. = Okresny Sbor Slov.
Ligy Clevelande zvysok di-
vadla Kr1zku Gen. Stefanika
5000. - Priatel' trpiacich, T.
niontown, Pa. 81. -'73. Sbor Ii,
gy V Greensburg, Pa. sbierku So
Maxa Marek, Detroit, Mich. ST.
c. 769. IKSJ sbierku $4.65. Spo
lu $S3.4O. Prenaska predoslycl
vykazov ST, 1907. Dosavadms
sbierka eini $1,194.37.
Zaplat' PaA aBeh "a obete! sr
| deena vd aka Vam sl'achetni do
| brodincovia "a sucit, ktory ST.
preukazali voci nbohym a opu
stenym rodakom!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-11
VY1BORNE
FARMY

50 akrov zapadne oil Garfield, Wy
borne pre- vseobeene farmarenie alebo
pestovat' hydinu. Tiez dobre miesto ma
stor 4 gazolinovu stanicu. Do kupy je
zahrnuty vsetek statok, nroda a Wy
strojcmie, tiea traktor. Dobry s izbo-
Wy dom fornesom u svetelnym syste-
nom. Mlieciarsk;, barna tckutou vo-
dou. Cena $ll,5OO. $4,000 hotovfch.
G5 akrcv zapadnc od Garfield ma do
brcj cestc Dobrc odvodnena zcm, vo
vel mi dobrom stavc. Mieeiarska bar
ma, s izbovt dom. Statok q zariadenie
mozc byt' odkupene. Cena $6500. Ma
splatky.
100 akrov JUNE oil Youngstown.
Vel'mi dobra poda, vel ky dom, mile
tiarska barna, elektriku mono do
stat Potok cez pastvu. Len budovy
M tejto farmc si hodny vyse $4,000.
Cena pre- ryehly odpredaj $500. $4,000
hotovtch.
. akre, 4 izbovy dom, takmer no.
W. Vel mi dobre inc budovy, ma do
| brej ceste zapadnc Cd Garfield. Do
ceny je zahrnuta touring kara krdel
kur. Obeta "a $1,000.
12O akrov, ) mid JUNE cd mcsta
pri Poland 8 izbovy dom, clektri
ckym svetlom, dobrou barnou SALON.
l6 kusov rozneho statku, 2 kone, ce.
Ia 1noda u farnrarske stroje, al trak
tor. Ma dobrej tvrdcj ccste. Mattel
preda alebo zancni za mestsky ma
jetok.
Mckinley Heights, aker, S dobrym
cimcntovych blhkov domom, kto.
rom je izieb. Toilet V dome elek-
tricke svctla. Garidz ma jednu karu.
Cena $650O Ma splatky.
135 akroy, oyoeIa mlieciarska
farma. 700 ja5loni, 600 broskJh, mia
dc ccresnice hrusnc. Vcl'kS izbo
W dom, vo vybornom stave. Mlie6iar,
ska barna 50 stodolou ma slamu, ma,
stal podelcna pre- SO kusov rozneho
statku. Sajlo l2x30. Vsetky pctrebnt
vonkajsie budoviska, dobrom stave
so akrov je obrobene a sad, ostatok
pasienky, ale sice pre- ovocnt sad.
Nikdy nevysychajdei jarok. Jestli po,
zeratc "a farmou, na ktorej zarobite
hodnc pehazi, toto ,je ona. Cena je
$l6,500 Ma splatky. ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-11
PoTREBUJEME

Mladeho pekneho DRAMA Slovaka,
ktory ma dobr5 odporueania. Zknse-
most 50 nevyzaduje. Dobra prflezi-
tost' pre- toho praveho. Hast sa tre-
ba V izbe c. 9o5 Home Savings and
Lean Bldg.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-11

prist ahovalcami sem do Spoje-
.nych Statov. A ked' ali sli, este
ami to by nebolo tax nebezpec-
ne, ako co su i'm nebezpecne tie
pijavice, ktore "a mimi leu pod
viadhou 'l'udomilnosti' do
brocinnosti''. Ia nasim l'udom
ezu do Kanady takzvani cecho-
lova,i. Druh l,udi, ktori pod &C.
shoslov;ukizmom rozumeju zder-
stvo, lupez nahananie Slova-
ikov do saku neznabohov, ktori
,pri zaciat tkoch ceskoslovenskej re
publiky mali vel'ke slovo a moe,
preto al porobili take poriadky
nstavne a inc, ze vezme to hodne
casu, kNm sa narod slovensky
zbavi vselijakych tych cechoslo-
vackych poriadkov, pred ktory-
mi musi utekat' Won 20 svojej
vlasti.
Ponevac pri zaeiatkoch novel
Cesko-slovertkej rapubliky hlav-
n1 rolu hral socializmus, nezna-
bozstvo, preto al ustava je take
ho druhu, IL vlada knazov len
ma tol 'ko 81 vsima, nakol 'ko sa
boji ich ylivu u l'udu. ale mac j
dnes prevlada ten duch, re kto
vie ciganit', papulovat,. pokro-
karstve, svobodarstve, ten ma
prednost' a najde, hodne ochrany
IL vladarov panujucich V Prahe.
Preto teda takeho druhu "pomoc
nici' dopratali sa do Kanady "a
nasim l'udom. Do Kanady sa do
pratali "a nasim .l'udom eesk
Dimitrijevicovci, ktori tam zaha
jill BOZ proti nasej SLOW. Lige a
| zakladaUi svoju akiisi czechoslo'
| vacku organizaciu, pomocou kto
| rel chctl mas l'ud lnpit 0 dolare
|saj 0 -narodne -poyedomie. -
| Celkom tax, ako to robin zs
starych casov mad 'ar0nski kopo
via tu v Spoj Statoch, ked' "a
kladali vseliake ''juherske' spo
ky organizacie.
Tito lapaji, ktori sa teraz do
plazili "a nasim l'udom do Kama
| dy, zacali 81 hrat ma l'udomi
low a pomocnikov takym sposo
! bonn, ze zariadili 81 oficu na OBJ
kradanie t!1ch nasich bratov il
sestier, ktori ktore chcu sa do
stat k nam, do Spojenych Sta
TOW. Prilakaju k sebe obete stu
bami a zacnu i'm vypisovat' vse
lijake mic neznamenajlce papie
re, "a ktore deru cd l'udu penia
ze lupeznickym sposobom az p'
sto, Wac dolarov a konecn'
ked' svoju obet' vNcicajd pc
nazi, povedia, re nem0zu mic pr
nu vykonat'. Peniaze vsak ne
vratia.
! Toto sdieranie naaho l'udu S;
| prevadza uz davnejsie Slov
| Liga prot ncmu zakrocila na pr
vom mieste, tam Kanade, lel
&c z;istupca SLOW. Ligy po vyko
mani svojho posolstva vratil $;
nazad do Spojenyeh Statov pi
| javise ostali tam a syoje zlocin.
! prevAdzajii d'alej. Ba jeden
ich kruhu dovliekol sa udajn
sem, do Spoj. Statov, ably tn mo
hol mutt vodu. Musel nepocut
este co sa stale Srobarovi, Dimi
trijevicovi a inym czechoslova
ckym emisarom, ze museli odist
Is pist 'alkou. ked al mali via
Il q ~ & ~
moznosti, ako takyto bezvyznam
my czedhoslovacky vandroynil
dosly Kanady. Tn, u mas, cze
choslovakizmus dnes znaci pray
tol'ko, ako mad 'aronimus a pre-
to tn nieto ziadneho straealu, q
takyto vandrovnik tu daca do
cieli.
Ale Kanade mas l'ud je he
sorganizovany, nema sa na koh'
opierat' jedine m6hol by sa obra
tit ma eesko-slovensky konzulat
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-11
JANOSIKOV POKLAD!
Nasli Janosikove peniaze! NASH
Janosikove zlato!
Teraz vySiel novy l'udovy 70,
man: ..
JANOsiKOV POKL.AD.

Kazd6mu Slovakovi J, dobre
znamo, re Janosik u3 pred dvesto
rokami zacal bojovat' "a prava
nasho milovaneho Slovenska je-
no utlaGaneho l'udu. Ked' memo
,hol inacej, rozbiial panom zamlly
tam nahromazdene zlato, penia-
re a inc poklady pobral eiastoc-
ne medzi chudobnym l'udom rcz-
dial, mnoho ale V horaeh pokryl
pre- st 'astnejsiu generaciu.
DR.. Lesak, bratislavsky lekar,
hl'adal tcnto ohromny poklad.
&c jakyym sposobom a jako no ma
siel, preGitajte 81 v knihe vyse u
danej. Hruba kniha je opatrena
Is obrazkami a mozete ju k1pit
neviazano v Is sositoch "a 81 90
viazano v makkej oprave "a $1.25.
PoStou 1Oc Wac. Tnto kniz-
ku mono dostat' v nasej redakcii
M. MRhZ
800 w Federal St., Youngst0wn,O o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-11
FARMA MA ZAMENU AIEBo MA
PREDAJ

60 akrov, s izbovS dom, barna, kur-
Milky milkhouse Ma dobrej ceste od
Warren do Ashtabula, bus ide tadial !.
40 akrov oraGiny, ostatok pasienky a
les. $700-$So0 hotovsch, ostatok roe.
ne splatky, alebo zamenim "a mestsky
najetok. ANDREJ FEDOR, r. f. d.
No 2, Box 5, Hubbard, Ohio
(o11
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-11
STARENKA ZABITA
v SRAzKE AUTOV

Mrs. Clara Cook, 62-rocna ze-
ma Q johnson, O., bola zabita v
sobotu srazke autov ma Fifth
Ave-, v nasom meste a jej netera
t'azko ranena Jej netera, Miss
Margaret Lomaine riadila auto v
cas- srazky. Srazilo sa autom
Johna Prall Fifth Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-11
MA PREDAJ

Vyborna prilezitost kupit prvo-
triedny pool room kolkareii. Je to
kazdom OIL 'ade moderny obchod.
Mattel predava pre- starry vek cho-
robu. Adresa: Hubbard Recreation
Parlors, n. Main ST., Hubbard, Ohio.
(o11)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-11
DANE z PRlJM0v sA
w TIEz PLATA

Krajinska dan prijmov sa
w vybera davno, a do Is. marca
ma byt' zaplatena aspon ciastoc-
ne. Vykaz prijmoch ma podat
kazdy slobodny muz a zena, ak
fch prijem "a lansky rok obnaSal
$1,500 vyse q kazdy zenaty
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-11
NARAuTE MA PREDAJ

70 stvrten6ho dubu buffet 500, china
klazet $2O, stol SIS, 5 stolieiek po $500
jedna. Hast sa treba " elsie 1889
Elm St, telefon 39947.