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The Carbon County news., 1927-05-26
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BY DIR. ARTHUR L. FOSTER
Copyright 1927 by the Brown Corporation Chcago)

When reducing is carried to the
point where the blood is affected dis
orders in other parts are bound to
follow. In fact, everything is apt to
develop. Vital resistance is broken
down, the capacity Of the white blood
cells to kill infection is lowered, and
the individual is rendered susceptible
to anything that may happen her
way-from boils to pneumonia.
Men Not in Much Danger
1t will be noticed that my references
have been confined entirely to the
female of the species. The reason
is that men are not given to reduc-
ing to degree that women are. The
reason probably is that there is not
the same cosmetic urge. Men have
no shape to worry about or be proud
of. And such as it is wouldn't be i'm
proved by reducing any of its di-
mensions. For every ten thousand
Venuses there is only one Apollo.
Changes i'll Weight Are Warnings
The individual who weighs too
much or too little is not healthy. As
said above there is no index of ones
condition more reliable than the SCALE
It is the moost important unit of my
office equipment.
There is fundamental reason for
a variation from the normal weight. |
1t may be physiological or patho-
logical. An illustration of the former
would be too much or too little thy
roid secretion; of the latter, any hid
den constitutional disease. Both re-
quire investigation.
The time has gone when intelligent
people wait until they are in the last
stages of a disease before they do
Prevention is the order
of the day. If nature is kind enough !,
to warn us we ought to have sense
enough to heed the warning. Over
weight or underweight is warning
that cannot be disregarded without
dire consequences.
The Carbon County news., 1927-05-26

pied by the famous old Madison
Square Garden. The architect is
Cass Gilbert, New York, who has
designed numerous outstanding
American structures, including the
Minnesota state capitol"
The New York Life Insurance
company, one of the largest of the
groups making loans on real estate
mortgages, not only feels that the
building situation is on a solid
basis, but that the time is oppor-
tune for launching such projects.
Other large New York banks have
recently let contracts for new
buildings.
"As an indication Of the future
trend of building" said Mr.. Dick
The Carbon County news., 1927-05-26

President A. E. Dickinson of the
Indiana Limestone company has
announced the closing of the larg-
est single stone contract ever let.
The stone is for the largest office
building in the world, the New
York Life Insurance company
building, New York.
"The amount Of stone required
is 100000 cubic feet, or a thousand
car loads, making a solid train six
miles long," said Mr.. Dickinson.
"The building, designed on the set
back principle and topped by an
imposing tower, will cover the en-
tire square block formerly occu-
The Carbon County news., 1927-05-26

inson, 1--WE have recently closed
contracts for a million and half
cubic feet of building stone. Pro-
jects include the Cleveland Union
Terminals Tower building, State
Office building, Charleston, w. Va,
Indiana War Memorial, Provident
Mutual Life Insurance building,
Philadelphia, Cook County (Chi-
cago) Criminal Courts and Jail
building, Rockefeller church, New
York, and Consolidated Gas Com
pany building, New York. For the
interior Of St. John the Divine we
will provide 325,OOO cubic feet Of
stone.
"Signs point to an excellent
building year."
The Carbon County news., 1927-05-26
SOLD WIFE AT A PROFIT

Few of the present generation, par
ticularly in the North, know that be-
fore the Civil War a great many
negroes in the South owned other
negroes as slaves. Some interesting
facts concerning the subject are Civ
en- in Prof. Carter Goodwin Wood
sons book, Gree Negro Heads of
Families"
He shows that as far back as 1880
of the negroes in the
country were free, some of them rich,
owning large plantations and other
valuable property. In 1857 one negro
The Carbon County news., 1927-05-26

Begun first as a mere novelty
broadcast, the event has taken on in.
ternational significance and is regard
ed both in Washington and Sydney
as an important gesture of nationa.
goodwill and friendship.
Prominent political figues will take
part in the unique broadcast. Sir
Hugh Dennison, Australian commits
sioner to the United States, will send
greetings to his people, while mes
Sage from Australia to the American
public by E. M. Lawson, our own con-
sul-general to Australia, and Sir Hen
ry Brandon, Knight of the British
Empire, will be read.
Ballads of the Bushman, exotic and
strange, tales of the Kookaburro, and
songs of the Gumnut, interpolated
with Australian classics that can
match our own, and New Zealand
jazz, startling with new and colorful
syncopations, will be heard. Ameri-
cans, for the first time, will learn,
over the air, something Of far dis
tant continents idea of deluxe radio
program.
Tests have been made alternate
Saturday nights over the Denver sta
tion during the past two months, in
suring satisfactory reception both in
Australia and New Zealand.
A. w. Watt, editor of "Wireless
Weekly in Australia" and Oswald
Anderson, studio manager of 2FC,
powerful station at Sydney, arranged
the entire program by short wave
communication with 9XA, experiment
tai station operated in connection with
KOA.
The Carbon County news., 1927-05-26

At the funeral of Sister Mary ST..
John at Leicester Eng, eight nuns
acted as pallbearers
Mrs. Harriet Stephens of st. Paul,
suing for divorce, testl1led that her
husband locked up all her nice clothes
to keep her at home
Governor William Adams of Col
orado boasts that he has never driven
an automobile and never will, but he
is very fond of horseback riding.
The Carbon County news., 1927-05-26

"On July 1, he had another attack
which was not as severe as the first
His chin quivered, his right hand
shook for moment, then stopped, and
his eyes were open. He spent the re-
mainder of the day in bed, and the
following morning said he felt fine.
"On August 5, he was dazed for a
time, but | do not know if it was COM
pletely unconscious.
"He has never had another attack
that | know of. He has had but few
headaches all his life. He is 5 #. 6R
in. tall and weighs 1872 pounds. He
smoked two cigarettes recently.
"Will you tell me what it is and
what to do for him ?"
Reply
Should | say Epilepsy? I don't
know. 1t might be that and again it
may be nothing but one of those lit
tie known nervous explosions which
people have about the age of puberty.
Or it may be nothing but poisoning
from nicotin as you say he smoked
for the first time before the first and
second attacks. Frankly, it is i'm
possible to make diagnosis at this
distance. These cases often BATTLE one
when he has the patient right under
his eyes.
If doctor can be found who will
really observe the patient while he
nas him under observation at a hos
oital this would be my advice: Place
him in hospital for a few days and
make all necessary tests and exam
nations that will determine the ma
ure of his trouble.
Or, inasmuch as he has had no
occurrence since August (and may
ever have another attack as long as
lie lives) do nothing except build up
is vitality, avoid excesses of all
inds, get plenty of nourishing food,
nough sleep, no smoking, and see
That happens.
The Carbon County news., 1927-05-26

When the broadcasting chain even
tually extends it's scope to the Rocky
Mountain region, K0A will be linked
to that chain, it was announced today
by Martin P. Rice, manager of Gen
eral Electric broadcasting. Mr.. Rice
is stopping in Denver on his way to
the Pacific coast to review the activi-
ties of the mile-high station.
The Carbon County news., 1927-05-26

Summer programs as good as win
ter ones," KOA promises the radio
public. Recognizing no season in
broadcasting, the General Electric
station declares its intention to keep
both the quality Of entertainment and
transmission at the same high stand
ard that has marked it's past endea-
vors.
The Carbon County news., 1927-05-26

Monday
Breakfast
Rhubarb Sauce Curly Bacon
Toast Breakfast Food
Beverage
Lunch
Creamed Chicken, Pineapple on Toast
Peach Sauce Spice Cake
Liver Loaf Creamed Potatoes
Buttered Carrots
Peach and Pear Salad
Pineapple Tapioca Pudding
Coffee
Tuesday
Breakfast
Oranges Poached Eggs Toast
Breakfast Food
Beverage
olcdllSu ASPARAGUS
Hard Cooked Eggs
Fruit Salad Sand Tarts
Milk
Dinner
Corned Tongue Scalloped Potatoes
Spinach
Cocoanut Custard Pie
Coffee
Wednesday
Breakfast
Fresh Strawberries Breakfast Food
Sausage Toast
Beverage
Lunch
Jellied Vegetable Salad
Cottage Cheese
Brown Bread Sandwich
Butterscotch Pie
Dinner
Pork Tenderloin, Blackberry Sauce
French Fried Potatoes
Asparagus Salad
Strawberry Shortcake Coffee
Thursday
Breakfast
Stewed Prunes
Coddled Eggs Toast
Breakfast Food Beverage
Lunch
Sauer Kraut and Weiners
Iuffins Preserves
Strawberry and Apple Salad
Milk
The Carbon County news., 1927-05-26

Vegetable Soup
Baked Ham spiced Pineapple
Candied Sweet Potatoes
Rhubarb Raisin Pie
Coffee
Friday
Breakfast
Grapefruit
French Toast Syrup
Breakfast Food
Beverage
Lunch
Egg, Cucumber and Lettuce Salad
Thousand Island Dressing
Toasted Cheese Sandwiches
Milk Oatmeal Cookies
Dinner
Bread Veal
Creamed Cauliflower with Almonds
Lettuce with Egg Dressing
Strawberry Sundae
Cocoanut Macaroons Coffee
Saturday
Breakfast
Stewed Apricots
Hot Cakes Syrup
Breakfast Food Beverage
Lunch
Creamed Salmon with Mushrooms on
Tomato Salad Bananas and Cream
Gingersnaps
Clear Tomato Soup
Roast Beef Baked Rhubarb
New Potatoes, Peas in Butter Sauce
Fruit Meringues
Sunday
Breakfast
Fresh Strawberries Breakfast Food
Omelet Popovers
Beverage
Dinner
Baked Chicken Mushroom Gravy
Current Jelly
Cucumber Pineapple Jelly Salad
Fruit Gelatine
Banbury Tarts Coffee
Supper.
Apple Celery Currant Salad
Egg Salad Sandwiches
Chocolate White Cake
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-25
ZAKLADY vAzNEJ A sUSTAV.
NEJ PRACE IA VIERU A
NAROD".

Ci viete, re kto je to, kto sa
chysta ich klast'? Si to nasi slo-
venskf katolicki STUDENT, sdruze-
nj v rs. S. X. s." A robia to "a
pomoci svojich "spolocenskych L.
dow, ktorf nv dokoncili svoje
studia a dnes ncinkuj1 vo verej-
nom zivote dl'a svojho povolania.
Akiste je to potesitel ny zjav! Me
novite teraz, ked uE mnohi zaci-
najd nariekat' mad predcasnym
odumretfm, narodnom OIL 'ade,
nasej americkej Slovace.
BlEime sa ku prvemu polstoro-
ciu valneho st 'ahovania sa ma
sich rodakov Slovakov do Anne
riky. Co den budeme moct' pove-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-25

Carnegie Steel Company pred
siestimi rokmi zaviedla svojich
oceliarhach silt az o bezpeGnost'.
z'lv ktoreJ dielni sa najmenej ne
hod uda. Kaztleho roku potom
takato oceliaren dostane odmenu
v podobe meleeky zhotovenej So
chy. Oceliarne Carnegie Steel Co.
V Youngstown tohto roku do
byly tnto odmenu, l&bo tunai-
sfch oceliarnach prihodilo sa mai
menej neh6d, v 'ktorych Dol pra-
covny cas- ztrateny. Ia cely rok
udalo sa len 1873 nehod, co je v
porovnani s predosly7mi piatimi
rokmi 0 64.4 percent menej, a pri
porovnani predoslymi desiatimi
rokmi 91.3 pcrcentov menej.
Tato krasna socha zhotovena
bola z bronzu Slavnym talianskym
Socharom G.. MOrctti vo Florencii,
Taliansku. a....-s
Pretozc v carpeaic. Ohio Works
pracuje tisice Slovakov, je to al
lch vft 'azstvo, kn ktortmu i'm gra-
tnmjeme. '
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-25

0CEPS) V staniei Murasi v GU
bernii permskrj hola tyehto
dnoch odkryta nova nabozenska
sekta bliznivych samotarov, kto-
ri sn oznaiovani menom ''pod-
polsdici" (podzemnici). Jakmile
prislusnici tejto sekty dosiahnu
veku 40 As rokov, uchylujn sa
do podzemnych miestnost, ably tn
o samote vy6kavali smrt'. 4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-25
NEoBYtAJNY PREPLAv.

" Rusku sa prave dokoneuje
pripravna east prac na prekopa-
nj volzsko-do -donskeho prieplavn,
ktory bude spojovat' more Kas-
pickle moron Ciernym. Pricplav
bude dlhy 81 verst (asi so mil }.
V strednej Gasti bnde jeho hladi-
ma vyssia nez hladina Volgy a
Donu. Yoda do tejto easti prie-
playu bude tedy uncle pumpoya-
ma. Prace Ma prekopayani zapoc-
MI sa tejto jari.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-25

kar. Ci Eiyot a budiIce zdravie
manzelky diet alta nevyzadujii
til najlepsiu lekarsku osetrova-
tel''skd silu, ak1 len dostat' mo-
zetee
Ze mnoho razy pravidelne,
zdrave diet'a nevyzaduje osetre-
ME lekara, to je st 'astlivou pri-
hodou, ktora sa ME vzdy musi u
dat. Ked' diet 'atko ME je zdra-
We alebo nevyvinuje sa tax, ako
sa ma, matka nema meskat' po-
radenlm sa dobreho lekara. S drrl
hej strany ale, normalne diet a,
ked' dana mu je patriGna opate-
ra a pozornost' a ked je pravi-
delne krmen6, uz 6i Cd prsnika
alebo BordenovNm Eagle Mile
kom ked' matka nema mlieka, ma
stale rast' v fzdrave a pravidelne
decko. Miliony a miliOny kojen-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-25

dzp. A cert volal 1ostne ma syn
ka:
"Hned mi pomoz Cd kane.
na!"
| Ale synak, re ME, Se to PRIV ne.
nrohi, dokial' imll bert inevyda
zapis, ktorym predtym ma mori
obdrzal.
"Ten kameii, 7 poyeda synak,
"ten 81 ysak mrsis so sebou cd
niest' ni6 platnd!''
Co NAL chudak cert robit', w
dal zapis, potom synak rozkazal
svojim pSom, ably ten Ramen po-
mohli no zeme luvol'nit'. Vyvik
lali ho a cert MIN ietel do pella.
Lenze Dol ten kamcn tax vel'
ky, be nemohol cert pekelnou bra
nou preist' a mllsel pekne ostat
vonku.
Zatial' synak sa solbral Siel.
az prisiel al do mesta. kdc NAL
kral svoj zamok, a rovno ku kra-
Fowl. Tam bol vel'ky zarmntok a
zaloSt lebo Sa tOmu kral 'Ovi, "a
tial 60 meSkal ma mori, narodil
syntek, q kral yidel. IL ylastne
tohO ST 'ithil tertovi. Ale ked pri-
siel ten sedliaeky synak so zapi-
som a kral 'ovi no podaval, nevc-
del kral' 90 by robil cd radosti.
i, zrobil synka vojvodom hojne
no obdaroval.
Ia daky cas- potion synak sa
vy'bral svoje vojvodstvo 81 obzrat'
tn sa tiez stalo, re pride k do
mu svojho otca. Starry sedliak
stal pred vratami, ked' videl
vzneSeneho pana V nadhernom
koei prirhadzat', uklanal sa w
k zemi. Syna nepoznal ami on, a.
nj jeho zena.
Vojvodaa kazal zastavit', Wy
stupil voza "A rovno do dvora.
Sedliak ide eel 'ad on "a MIN,
vsetci sa hlboko klaliaii. Ale voj-
vodca ide rovno do izby, tam sa
na tram mad dvermi podiva, ma
zasek Cd sekery nkazuje, a pyta
sa, co by to bolo. Sedliak sllopiI
o6i sedliatka sa dala do plaGu.
Ale V tom rM sa i'm voivodca dal
poznat' a hovori:
"Vtedy 81 sa, otce, ma mia roz-
hneval, ked' som ii vykladal sen,
div zes' ma nezabil, z domu som
musel pred tebou utiect'. A hl'a !!
teraz hfboko 81 sa mi poklonil!'
Potom boil vSetci veseli a Vol
vodca napokon wal svojich rodi-
Gov so sebou pa svoj zamok. CO.
skoro potion ukazal sa vojvod-
covi tiez ten star6ek, ktory mu
kedysi v lese psov "a kravicku
-vymenil a hovori:
"Tebe je teraz dobre, mic ii ne
chNba, H tyoh psov nepotrebu-
jeS, daj mi ich nazpat', ;, ia ii
dam tvoju kravi6ku."
TAX sa stale. A vojvodcovi sa
do smrti dobre vicdlo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-25

Sic potrebne informacie v tejtp
veci, len mn piste ma vyseudan1
adresu jeho. Pomoc nasej verej-
nosti 6asopisov bude nam vel
mi vftana.
spolocensky Glen ssK4.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-25
Ako slodej sadrzal 10 prilkazanf.

Farar: Wy ste. vraj kradli kury,
Dlhoprsty, je to pravda9
Dlhoprsty: Ano, velebny pane,
ale podl'a dssatoro!
Farar: ~?
Dlhoprsty: Wal som ich len
sest ~ siedmal som tam nechal,
lcbo desatoro prikazuje: "siedme
nepokradnes!" l"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-25

dat, ze Slovaci Y znacnom pocte
sii tuna uz pad 'desiat rokov. Ia
ten cas- mnehi sa tn ndomacnili.
Je tedy celkom ma case, aby SINE
81 toho polstorocneho zivota Slo-
vakov v Amerike dokladne vsi-
mali. Predbeane 60 len y ieho
nai'vaane. .uich slozkarh a preja-
v0eh. NeskorSie podrobne, itplne.
A ma tilto prepotrebni dnes
pra'cu podobralo sa "Sdruzenie
Slovenskych Katolickych Studen-
tow ma svojei minulej konvencii
| V Clevelande. Tam bolo alzmanee "a
potrebne, ably SINE sa usilovali Sta
tisticky ziStit', re co sme my, Slo-
vaci, tuna Amerike, vykonali
dosial ma poll a. nabozenskom !;
b. vzdelanostnom; g lmeleckom
d. obcianskom atd'... Dl'a toho
nateraZ chceme zistit', re kol 'ko
mas aud odchoval Y Amerike kna-
zov, rcholnlkoN a reholnic; kol'-
tO name doktorov, advokatov,
profesorov, uGftel 'ov, uGiteliek;
kol 'ko q 'alei maine redaktorov,
spisovatel 'ov, lumclcov atd' :. Tiez
kol 'ko name l'ndi, ktori vynika-
jn spolotenskom, a politickom.
iiradnickom poStavenig Neskorsie
chceme venovat pozornost' ticz
al nasmu zivotu V OIL 'ade hospo-
darskom, prfpadno obchodnom, fl
nancnom. Avsak nateraz to pre-
vysuje nase skromne, mono ne
vyzkusane silly. Pritomne chceme
vSak zistit', ze kol 'ko jakych
l'udi, muzov a zien, name medzi
Sebou a tiez to-, ze kde sn co
robia "a svoju vieru, "a svoju cir
kew, svoj slovensky l'ud A.
merike?
Me je to veru mala praca, pre-
to SINE ju pOdelili medzi naSich
spolocenskIch lidov a ndkyne.
Verejnost' prosime, ably i'm bola
ma pomdci. VySledok tejto naScj
praee bnde uverejnouat' V mas
skNch faSOpisoch tajomnik SSKS
Rev. J. E. Martin, r. F. D. No. 2,
Box SO, smithfield, Pa. .Jemu
majh posielat svoje StatiStickt
data, zaznamy, vSetci predsedovia
roznych vWborov. -"
Mena knazov treba posielat' al
S ich adresami ma: Rev. Martin
Rubicky, 624 - 9th Ave, New
Brighton, Pa.
Mena advokatoy ma: Mr.. p. P.
Jurcak, sos U. S. National Bank
Bldg, Johnstown, Pa.
Mena profesorov, ucitel'ov a u
citeliek ma: Miss G.. G.. LiSka, Box
l55, Carrolltown, Pa, aIeho ma
Miss Irene Lutheran, 1O1O5 Ra-
mona Bldg, Cleveland, Ohio.
Mena Observation-Disclosures ma:
DR.. Andrew Reznicky, Unionville,
Conn.
Mena reholnic, scstar-uGiteliek
ma: Miss Carolina Tybor, Villa
Sacred Heart, Danville, Pa.
Mena spolocenskych pracovni-
ciek oSetrovateliek ma: Miss He
len Janovclk, 1889 f. 45th St.
Cleveland, Ohio.
Mena studentov High Schools
ma Miss M. b. Pavlik, 312 SO. Sc
cond ST., Duquesne, Pa.
Mena umelcov ma: Mr.. George
kri:pmsky, 2O8 Amanda Ave,
Youngstown, Ohio, mena ilradni-
kov atd'. ma: Mr.. P. P. Mokris,
3470 West 98th ST., Cleveland, O.
Mena klerikov ma Mr.. T. B. Bar
nyak, st. Vincent Seminary, Beat
ty, Pa. Mena studentov "Col-
leges" a univerzitach na Rev. P.
Kavulic, OSB, st. Vincent Arch.
abbey, Beatty, Pa. mena redak-
torov, spisovatel 'ov atd'., rovno
ma tajomnika SSKS, Rev. Marti-
ma. On milerad poskytne al DIAL
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-25
AKo "a MEsIAc HvHzDE
P0KLoNH.
Lityinska l'udova povest'.-
4 III III teI1.l

nlacO DOl0. A SYN Sa vel mi dObI'e
neil, nGitelia si no nevedeli wy
/ nachvalit'. Ked' tie skoly vycho-
dill, vratil sa domov, a ratal ma
to, ze sa vyda do sveta. Ale mai
/ prv chi,el 81 donna odpocinnt'. V
jedn0 rano sedi sedliak izbe,
syn vchadza do dveri. A 0tec mu
hovori: ..
"V skoiach 81 ty udeny, nadar-
mo 81 tam tak dino nechodil. Po-
vedz mi teda, 60 znamena ten sen,
ktory som NAL dncs " noel. Videl
som vo snc, ako sa mrsiac hviezde
poklonil. -
Syn, ako Sa tax vo dverach "a
stavil, zasmial Sa a riekol:
Lahko uhadnut >! To zname-
ma, re pride cas-, ked sa ty, otte,
mne pokloniS!"
AkO to otec podul, rozpalil sa
hnevom, chytil sekerM, ktoni
mail po rltke po synovi hodil.
Netrafil, sekera sa do tramu "a
seula, ale syn vybehol chytro z
domu a schoval sa do stajne. Tam
ostal cely den a cel1 noe, bal .sa
otcovi prist' ma o6i.
Rano potom ide sedliacka do
stajne, kravy podojit'. Plakala
pre- syna nariekala, ze jej sed
liak ledineho syna vy'hnal do
ml. .....
Ale tu slame zaSuSt 'alo a o.
zval sa HAS:
"Nepla6te, mamSka, nenarie-
katie, ia som tn!'
Sadlia6ka sa I'll 'akla a hovori:
"PonahI'aj sa synak, pona-
hl'aj sa odtial to! Tu nesmieS O.
stat. lebo otec by ia zabil!'
Chytro vypravila sedliaeka
synka z domt,, dala mu ma cpstu
.jednu kraviGku.
Syn nonahl'al sa do lesa a le-
som stale d 'alej. Prisiel ma rnba-
nisko, stretne tam Sediveho star
Geka, ten viedoI dvoch psov. A
poveda synkovi:
Poeuj synak, daj mi ty tvoju
kravidku, dam ii "a nu tS,chto
psov. tt majn takn silu. re roz-
trhaJi koho chces."
Synak privolil, kraviGku "a
psov vymenil siel d'alej. Pri-
siel Ease do hist wy a tam videl
domcek. V tom domceku byvali
sJbojnici. Ale donna neboli. Len
stara baba, ktora i'm slinila, to-
ella sa 0kolo ohniska. A vedl "a
nej ma lavici boil zlaty hrnGek, V
nom 'bola neiaka mast. Synak
sa pyta, ma co by ia mast bola.
Ak niekto namaze tel. ma
sti ma stenn", hovori bahia, "nie-
koho pristroi, ten ostane prilepe-
ny vazniet'.'
Synak hned' Giahol do hrnce-
ka, mast natrel ma stenu pri o.
hnisku babu zcerstva pristreil,
IL sa odtrhntit nemohla. Potom
synak wal hrncek mast 'ou
vytratil sa odtial'. Siel d'alej, az
vysiel 2 lesa ma morsky breh. Bo-
10 ma vecer, synak nasbieral raz-
dia a robil 81 ohen vedl'a vel Ike
no balvana, ktory tn lezal ako do
zeme vrasteny. Diva sa TAX sy-
max ma kameH a naraz mu napad-
ne trochu masti 70 zlattho hrn-
deka nan namazat'.
.'Kto vie, ma Go to dobre bu-
de, : pomys,el 81 zrobil tax.
Sedel synak pri ohni a ohrie-
val sa. A v tom tu zrazu cd mo-
ra doletel k nemu hlas, nevidel,
kto by to rozpraval:
AK mi sldbis, kral' moi"
bolo pocut', "ze mi das, com
donna nevieS, pom6zem ii od-
stial'.'
Isl 'ubujem, oval sa druhy
HAS a potion ten hovor zanikol v
piskot Eukote vetra, ktory sa
ndvihol mad moron. Po chvili DO
tom prilete1 cez more cert row
no k synkovi k ohnrl. Ten cert po-
mohol jednemn krakow, ktory sa
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-25

7. OSetrovanie zubov.
s. Dostatok odpo6inku a spa
MIA. 4
Praca a pohybovanie ma byt
tax obmedzena, aby sa prediSlo
ustatiu.
10. Spravne satenie sa a MOI.
most zabavy. -
II. Denna prechadzka ma von-
kove a vol ne vetranie spalne.
Cvicena opatera pocas porodu.
Cvicena opatera, potrebna ku
bezpesnemu porodu, vyzaduie
zvlastne vycvicenie a je skutocne
al zvlastnym oddelenim lekarskei j
vedy. Ami ten najlepI lekar-ope-
rator ME je pridobrym, jestli ME
kto trpi na prirastok slepaho ere
va alebo ma nohu zlamanl. Ku
cennym statkom ma farmu vola-
yany je v2dy vycviceny zverole-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-25

GOV vyrastlo pevnych chlapcov
a diev6ata skrze potravn, doda-
vanii 2 Bordenovho Eagle Mlieka.
Cftajte pozorne tieto clAnky
kazdy tyzdeh . odkladajte 81 ich
pre- pripadnS uhotrcbenie v bu-
dicnosti.
The Coconino sun., 1927-05-13

An Oklahoma millionaire is said to
have spent $4,000 in one night at a
New York night club. Well, he
shouldn't have ordered sandwich.
The Coconino sun., 1927-05-13

And Garage
Ike: Girls want a lot nowadays"
Mike: YES, and they want a house
on it, too"
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-17
incense and Incense Burners. Schal lerer's Alaska Shop

Serve FRYE'S BABY BEEF and be assured your guests will enjoy it.