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Evening star., 1928-02-13

- PREPARATIONS for the annual
J duckpin championships to get
under way on the King Pin
drives on April 16 have been
Evening star., 1928-02-13
Two challenge matches are to be COM
ATHLETIC CLUB LEAGUE.
Team Standing.

H,sh team sst--Jos Phillips i.sil
H<h team Eafns--t nson PRINTERS t42
HiSh lndiY&dua! sci--Ii- Wolstcn5oln
Evening star., 1928-02-13

Baltimore Country Club. While not
specifically declining a suggestion that
New Britain herald., 1928-10-31
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER sl lsea

such perennial party pleas as the tariff and prosperity to got every re- publican man and woman registered in the country sections. and 1t pro poses to have . statewide army of workers on hand next Tuesday to get these voters to the polls.
 lncrcascd Regiseratt0a
 Respiration has increased greatly In city and country in both Con- necticut and Rhode Island. compli- eating the task of those political leaders who are attempting to figure out just what significance can be at- tached this year to the vote Of four years ago. when Coolidge carried Connecticut by more than two to one over Davis, and Rhode Island. by only . slightly smaller ratio.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-31
SENIOR H. :. NOTES

At the Wednesday morning as- sembly of the Senior claas at the Senior High school today the stu dents were host to Professor Rud- man of Bay Path Business Institute, of Springfield. Mass. Professor Rud- man spoke on Profession of Busi- ness.' He showed the difference of the young man who draws up. ahead of time. his life vocation, and the person who just drifts along without any plans and lets ''tomor- row take care of itself." Business. he pointed out. is more than ever carefully planned profession which means plenty of preparation in schools beforehand.
 The second meeting of the Senior club of the high school will be held this coming Friday evening. The meeting will be in the e"rm of a Halloween social and dance. Charles Dunn will entertain with a saxophone solo and Donald kerin with a piano solo. A violin solo will be offered by Walter Arendt with his sister. Eleanor accompan- ing him on the piano. Halloween refreshments Will be served. The party is under the direction of Miss llga r. Harvey. conductor of the club.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-31

S:Se ?. ,,n.-Assembly for parade. Point of assembly will be in drive- way west side of Capitol theater. The parade will be formed in the following order preceded by police escort:
 Monarch and grand lodge officers, marshal and stafR. officers and past monarchs of visiting GrotoA past monarch of Axix Grotto, ASix Grotto drum corps, colors. banner and pa- trcl of Hejax Grotto. colors and ban. ner of Ads Grotte. visiting prophets. prophets of Axiz Grotto and candi- dates.
 500 ?. m.-Aiarch, parade will march promptly on signal from the marshal. Except for officers and patrol. prophets will march four abreast. Tho ine of march will be east on West Main to Main. south on Main. vest side of Central park. making left turn at south end of park. north on Main street. east side of Central park to Palace theater.
 S:1o p. m.-Arrival at theater.
 s:l5 p. m.-Sons-Hail. Hail. the Gangs All Here-led by song leader. Past Monarch Klein.
 S:1S p. m.-Presentatton of offi- cers of Hejax Grotto Of New Haven by Monarch Leupold.
 S:l0 p. m.-Welcome to visiting monarchs, past monarchs and pro- phets by Monarch Leupold.
 S:2l ?. m.-Presentation of Grand Standard Bearer Cilton c. Nichols. by Past Monarch William H. Crow ell.
 S:26 ?. m.-Prologue and drama by Hejaz Grotto cast of New Haven.
 l0:30 p. m.-Stunts by Hejaz pa- trol in charge of master of cere- monies. Prophet Adams of Hejaz Grotto. New Haven.
 l1:0n p. m.-Vaudeville show.
 11:3O p. m.-Adjournment.
 C. E. NEALE,
 Secretary Axiz Grotto.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-31
AzIl @OT1O MEMBERS
 IN FALL CEREMONIAL
(Continued from First Pagel

and enviable reputation for their ex- cellent portrayal of the drama and the patrol. which has charge of the stunts. has as fine a repertoire as is found anywhere in the country. The prophets will assemble at Grotto hall and at o'clock. pre- ceded by the Aziz Grotto drum corps and Hejaz Grotto Patrol. will form in line and march to the Palace theater where they will be welcomed by Monarch William Leupold at S:15.
 Following the ceremonial vaude- vile show of four acts under the management of H. c. Seeley will conclude the program.
 The order of exercises follows:
 6:15 p. m.-Assembly of candi- dates at Azix Grotto club rooms.
 6:3O p. m.-Business meeting of Aziz Grotto.
 6:45 p. m.-Reception and lunch. con to Hejaz Grotto cast and officers at Aziz Grotto club rooms.
 7:15 p. m.-Departure of cast for theater.
 7:3o to 7:@5 p. m.-Assembly and reception to all visiting prophets.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-31

speak at the SuDex avenue armory.
 The governors party will include Mira. Smith, his daughter. Nrs- Emily Warner. his s0n Alfred IT,. and Mayor Frank Hague. Of Jersey City.
 More than $50 police augmented by a force of fireinen will be sta- tioned fn and about the armory and elaborate plans have been made to prevent congestion along the route of the candidates automobile trip.
 Governor A. Harry Moore will preside at the rally and will intro duce Governor Smith. Speakers be- fore the presidential candidate will be Motor Vehicle Commissioner Will liam L. Dill. democratic gubernator- ial candidate. and United States Senator Edward ]. Edwards.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-31
Says Stock Speculation
 May EndanKer Business

Cleveland. Oct. 3i n-BusinesD prosperity prevails in this country. but it may be endangered if stock market speculation absoFbs more than its share of credit resourres. George E. Roberts. vice president of the National City bank. New York. asserted in an address prepared for delivery before the convention Of Robert Morris associated. banking organization. here today.
 Thus far industry has not been disturbed by the wave of speculation. the banker said.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-31
PHEAsANTS DISEASED

Hartford. Oct. S1 LP-An cpl. demic of some fatal disease not yet certainly diagnosed has broken out among the pheasants of Rhode Island and Connecticut, it was learned at the state board of fish cries and game today. It has hit breeders particularly hard. especial ly in Rhode Island. according to let ters and reports Superintendent John w. Titcomb of the board has received.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-31
DEMOCRATS CLAIM
 70 STATE CITIES
(Continued from First Pare)

tions that minsle in the present na- tional campaign more persistently discussed. Politicians who talk of the prospects of November 6 yeer around quickly to the probable dis position of what they call the Italian vote, the Polish vote, the French vote. the German vote or the Negro vote. Nearly all of these racial groups have been in recent years preponderantly republican. This year both parties are claiming them, on one ground or another.
 Of the two states. Rhode Island was singled out from the beginning or the campaign by democratic lead CTS who argued that 1t would be one of the most likely of all of the east ern group to go for Smith. They based this hope not only on the known wet sentiment of the state, but on the further fact that Senator Peter Gerry. democrat, had twice overturned the republican promalcy. and is this year q candidate for re- election. Senator Gerry is chairman of the advisory committee of tho democratic national campaign or sanitation. and has not overlooked his home state in his efforts to garner in an electoral college major- ity for Smith.
 Republicans Counter
 As in other New England states, the republicans have countered the democratic attack in Rhode Island by arguing that the prosperity of the states dominant industrial interests rests on the protective tariff. A very large percentage of those of foreign extraction are mill workers, and the full dinner pail argument has been reed extensively among them. despite the democratic plea that the tarid Is not an issue. In Rhode Island tha French Canadian element Is credited with having the balance of power, and there is much dispute among the rival political leaders whether 1t will cling to its republican traditions or go over to Smith.
 NOn.Harm0ni0als Catholics
 Neither do the politicians agree just what application the religious issue may have as regards the French Canadians. who are an im- Dortant element in the elsctQrate of
New Britain herald., 1928-10-31
Wind Mshos Zeppon
 Proceed Wt8 SDo

Hamburg. Germany. Orl II. ll. The marine weather stati4a t111y forecast powerful western to neseo. western air currents during the loee stretch of tho Graf zeppeltu's A1Bee from America. making relatively great speed possible.
 The radio station at NoFd6e3cA was in touch with the dirisible thSs morning transmitting European weather information at the airship's request.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-31

New Hsmpshirs- q well as Rhede Island. and whe resids h lesser numhers in Massachusetts and Con. necticut. This group is Catholic. but tt has not always been in harmony with the Catholics q other races. Two ysaEu ago. . question of church and school funds brought certain nch-Canadian leaders in Rhode Island into . controvsrsy with dio- ceSe authorities. and the state courts were appealed to settle 1t, the dem- ocratic leaders now declare tho French element will vote for Smith. but tho republicans deny it. After Governor Smiths recent trip across Connecticut and Rhode Island Chairman Raskob said much de- pended on the attitude of the French-speaking voters in several New England states.
 In Connecticut however, the French constitute one of the lesser racial groups. Their principal voting strength is concentrated in 2 single county next to tho Rhode Island boundary. Tho Italian colony is German. Austrian and other nation. alities. Nearly all Of them live in the cities, and 1t is upon the cities that the democrats base their great est hope.
 Claim 70 Cites
 At the present stage of the cam paign the Smith supporters are claiming every one of the 20 cities of Connecticut, although most of them are normally republican. The claim is disputed by the republicans. It is conceded. however, that Smith is likely to get z big vote in New Haven. where the democratic state committee has opened its headquar- ters and is vigorously at work.
 Relying On Small Towns
 It is upon the country districts. in- cludinE the small towns, that the republican organization is relying to keep Connecticut safe for Hoover. In past years. those sections have been an unfailing reliance of the party. Almost every political sub division is accustomed to turning out overwhelming republican majorities. and in some voting units the returns of the last election showed q ratio of as many as 500 republicans to one democrat. While the Smith lead CTS have been busy in the cities, the republican organization has used
New Britain herald., 1928-10-31
SMITH INVADING
 JERSEY TONIGHT
lContinued from First Page)

Square Garden Saturday night or consent to make final radio appeal to the electorate Monday night is a subject of much discussion around headquarters here. Although no offi- cial announcement has been made. 1t is understood that negotiations for . radio contract on election eve arc proceeding with 2 view to hav- ing the hookup ready should the nominee decide to speak for the first time on the same night with his op- ponent.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-31
RATES REMOVABLE

Washington. Oct 3l N-Carload freight rates on potatoes from Aroostook county. Maine. to princi- pal consuming territory. were held generally reasonable today by tho in- terstats commerce commission. ex- cept a they apply to . limited num- Der of points in New Jersey. Virginia and North Carolina.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-31
Jersey Ready

Newark. N. J.. Oct. 31 R-New Jersey was ready today to receive Governor Alfred P. Smith.
 He is scheduled to reach the state by ferry at Hoboken this evening and will be escorted by an automo- bile parade. red lights. pyrotechnic displays and marchers through Hud- sou county to this city where he will
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-27
ze ma vas nietn slldu?

ze ma vas nieto sldu?
Handar pristnpil ku Graduso-
VOW a ~ zaIala sa historic.
o tyzden Gradilsov stal pred
politickym lradom sndili ha pre-
urazenie ma cti DerevjaSkina, adj
vokata a zandara, ktory plnil
syoje slu6obne povinnosti. q po-
ciatku nechapal, ei je on zalob-
mix, ci obzalovany, potion vsak,
ked sudca odsndil ho "a vsetko
k dvojmesacnemu vazeniu, vtedy
horko sa usmej1c, zamrml al:
- HIM Mia urazili, ja
este nam j sedet' To je ma
podivenie II. Treba, pan sudca,
podl'a zakona sidit', ME mudro-
vat. Vasa neboha maminka, Bar
bara Sergejevna, mech jej da Pan
Bob slavu veent, takych, ako je
tn tento Jozef,, bit prikazovala, a
wy i'm hoviete. Coze z toho bude
dobreho? Wy i'm, hunciltom, stra-
nu d1izite, my tiez to iste urobi...
Kamze sa potion pojdes zalovat' Z
Proti vyroku mozete appelo-
vat medzi dvoma tyzdnami !.
a prosim nemudrovat'! Mozete O.
dist!
Isteze V tieto easy pre-
diradnika sam plat nepostaci -
povedal Gradusov a vyznamne mi
hol. - Mimovol ne, ked' sa ii
Jest zachce, nevinneho do diery
vopchas :. to je tax. Ami
whit nemozno !.
- Co-o?!
- Mic To som ia len taxi.
cosi podknpeni Myslite 81,
re ked' mate zlatu ret 'az, ma vas
uz ami sndu niet9 Nemajte sta
rost'. Vyvedime ma cistd vodu!
Zavarila sa wee go obrazenl
sudcu,' no zamiesal sa katedral-
nv dekan, a yec akosi zatreli.
Prenasajdc svoju wee ma vyssi
sud, Gradusov Dol uisteny, re mtl
nielen pravdu pris1dia, ba re i
Jozefa vopchajd do diery. TAX on
myslel pocas pojednavania. Sto-
.jac pred sudcami, drzal sa mier-
ne, pokojne, nehovoril zbytocne.
Len raz, ked' predseda sldu ka-
zal mu sadn1t 81, cftil sa uraze-
nym a povedal:
- Ci je to zakone napisane,
ably regent sedel Y jednom rade
so svojim spevakom?
A ked' sud potvrdil vyrok pr
veho s1du on pritvoril oci ;.
Ako? Co? spytal sa. - II
ze uz nam ako rozumet'? O con
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-27
sentsefansky mier?

SentSeIanSkv IHltf
- Al vypit' 81 mozeme. Len ze
ty 81 bracek, Jozo, svina ~. ia
nechcem sa 5 tebou vadlt ale
tax ma priklad sviila 81, bra
eek! Pamatas, ked 81 sa u mojlch
noh val al, ked "a biskupskeho
choru vyhnali? Ha? A ty smiles
ma svojho dobrodinca zalobu po-
davat'? Rypal ST.. rypal! NH O.
plea 81! A nehanbis sa? PAM, ME
|je to hanbag
- Dovol tie! Toto sn Ease len
nadavky!
= AXE nadavky? = ia ii len
hovorim, davam ii naucenie ;.
Pomerili sme sa a posledny raz II
hovorim, nechcem sa tebou va
dit Budem sa ia tebou
paprat' potom, re 81 ma sVoJho
dobrodinca zalobu podal! A jestll
som ia teraz nenazdajky sviilou
pomenoval, tax skutocne 81 svi-
ia . . Manifesto toho, re by 81 "a
dobrodinca veGne Boha prosil, re
ia desat' rokov choval notam
vyuGil, ty podavas hlupu zalobu a
posielas r6znych eertov, advoka'
tov.
- Dovolteze, Doslfej Petrovic
= povedal urazeny Kaljakin. =
Me cert Il vas bol, ale ia! - O.
strazitejsie, prosim vas!
"A ci som ia o vas? Prijdite
trebars kazdy den, vel'm budem
rad. Cudujem sa len, ze ste skon-
ell universitu, obdrzal yzdelanie,
a namiesti toho, ze by ste tohoto
moriaka poucili, S MIN drIite.
We'd ia by som no ma vasom mie-
ste do areStu posadil! A potion,
ma co Wy sa hnevate? We'd som ia
odprosil! Coze vam odo mia este
treba? Nechapem! Pritomn1 pa
ma, Wy bud'te svedkami, ia som
odprosil, ale odprosovat' druhy
raz nebudem ziadneho hlupaka.
- Wy ste hlupak! - chripl 'avo
odvrkol Jozef a udrel sa do prs.
-Ja som hlupak? ia? A ty to
m6zes mne hovorit'?
Gradusov ocervenel, ako rak,
- Ty 81 sa opovazil. TAX opro-
triaslo 30
buj, ako je to. Tu mas! A okrem
toho, re som ii, podliakovi, da1
zaucho, este zalobu podam! ia t
ukazem PAM, bud't tie svedkami
= Pan zandar, Wy co stojitt
tam a hl'ad1te? Mia urazaj1 a Wy
sa divate9 Plat viete brat, a pc
riadku ziadneho? Ha? Mystic 81
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-27

..ze to w?
Druhostuphovy sid potvrdil
ivyrok prveho sddu. Jestli ME ste
spokojnf, m6zete preniest' zalo-
bu vyasie.
TAX! Vel'm som yam po-
vd 'aGny, vasa osvietenost' "a
skory nestranny sid. Koneene,
samy plat 'je primaly, to ia vel mi
dobre yiem, no odpust tie, najde-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-27
me j nepodknpny sud.

>Nebudem nvadzat' ysetko, Go
Gradusov pohovoril v side. Teraz
no s1dia pre- "urazku sedrie' a
ami pocut' .nechce, ked' znami
chcn mu nadisputoyat', ze je vim
ny On ie presved6eny Q svo-
jej nevinnosti veri, ze prv. a!ebo
nesk6r pod 'akuIi sa mu "a odha-
lenie nespravnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-27

Ked' HAtl krstiny, svadbu.
pohrah, polla@6. osadnt slAv.
most, opiltS M 70 ) za5liss uv%
remit DO nsAiS4 noyin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-27

Mic nesprayis tymto blaz-
nom hovoff katedralny dekan,
beznadeine mayajdc rukou.
Nechape!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-27
: Bf.ATA DO KALUzE
Napfsal:: A. P. 6echov.

JWNA4A OCA sASNJuS y uAAe.>A] r.. =
volanie nradne ma memo Gradu-
sovo, hovoril:
Go ako by SINE skrucali vec,
Dosifej Petrovic, Wy zostavate
.vinnym. Ctim 81 vas, cenim 81
vase priatel'ske smysl anie, ale
pritom vsetkom muslin pozname-
nat, ze ste nemali pravdy. Ano,
nemali ste pravdy. Wy ste mojho
klienta Deverjaksina !, no, pre-
co ste no urazili?
Ky cert no urazil? - opo-
vrzlivo odpovedal Gradusov, Wy
soky stark S izkym nevyznam-
nym celom, hustymi obrvami a
bronzovou medallion ma prsiach.
- ia som no len moresu chcel ma
ucit', mic viacej! Hlupych treba
ncit', mac oni neda.W ii ami prize
chodu.
- Ale, Dosfej Petrovic, Wy ste
mu nedali naucenia. Wy, ako on
hovori v svojej zalobe, ma verej-
nom mieste strcali ste sa do ne
no, nazyvali ste no oslom, podlia-
kom atomu podobne ba ze
ste raz ruku zodvihli, ako by ste
no chceli udret'.
- Akoze no nebit', ked' to Ia
slnzi? Nerozumiem!
- Ale treba yam vediet', re ma
to nemate ziadneho prava!
- ia re nemam prava? Ba este
ze co Chodt'e to dakomu inc
mu rozpravat', ale ME mne. On
v moiom chotare desat' rokov Wy
sldzil, potion, ako no vyhnali z
biskupskeho choru. ia som jeho
dobrodinca, jestli chcete vediet'.
Ak sa hneva, re som no choru
vyhnal, tomu 81 je sam pricina. ia
som ho vyhnal pre- filozofiu. Flo
zofovat' moze len vzdelany elo-
yek, ktory odbavil fakultu, a je-
still 81 ty hlupak a nemas rozumu,
sadni 81 do k1ta a mlc. Mic po-
elvaj, co rozumni rozpravajd. Ale
on, chmul'o, ustavicne len ma
pletky mysli. Ked' SINE mali pro-
bu, alebt pri omsi, on zaene Q
Bismarkovi aleho vseliJakych
Gladstonoch. We'd 81 on noyiny
odberal! A kol raz som no pre-
rusko-tureckn vojnu po zubach
bill ,ani 81 predstavit' nemozete
Tu treba spievat' on nakloni sa
k tenorom a zacne rozpravat' o
tom, ako nasi dynamitom turec-
keho obrnenca "Ljufti-DHelila y
yyhodili do povetria CT je to
poriadokY Ano, prijemne je, ze
nasi zvit 'azili, len ze z toho ne
nasleduje, Ee spievat' netreba..
M6zes sa i po omsi porozpravat
Jednym slovom svina.
Teda Wy ste no PRIV ura
zali?
Predtyn sa nehneval. Cl
til, ze to k jeho osohu, chapal! -
Vedel, ze je hriech starsim DO
brodincom robit' napriek, ale ak
ho prijali do policie "a pisara :
nedajboze zpysnel, presta
.chapat'. ia hovori, teraz uz MI
som spevak, ale dradnlk. No
hlupak 81, hovorim !. keby $
sa, hovorim, menej zaoberal flo
zofiu a castejsie nos utieral, boil
by lepsie ,ako myslet' a hodno
stiach. Tebe, hovorim, netreb'
ziadnych hodnosti, tvoj ndel j
chudoba. AMI poc1vat' nechcel
No, trebars by SINE povedali tent
prfpad - "a GO on zalobu ma mn
podali No, ei je ME oplan? Sedin
' hostinci u Samopl' 'ujeva a ma
sim kostolnym starostom pijem
cal. Publikumu mnoho, svobodne
no miesta nebolo =. Pozrem,
on tn sedi a so svojimi pisarm
pivo pie. Svihak, hubu zdviho
reve rukami rozhadzuje
Naclvam - ch0lere hovorl.
No, co 81 tn snim pocneteY Filozt
fuie! - ia len mlcfm, trpim. II
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-27

|
<0cuJes' ooAei heu : y s'i-
na, me hechapes' rduseJ my 9 rs
'ar5) ~ sse'a, Aue,ans oioseA :
moze lhuufosa' aie 'eDe % - ~
patrl. ly 81 hicosa x ~ =
sloVo q Oh iine uesd' I'm = aieJ'
'yih noisie' "a soin nnu ~ .se'Ao
uoofomu' ~ go { ni''oo'i.
Cl'il Sd osl ufaAeiiy IL ho
preoostfei A'ioou'
- Ano - zavzdychol 81 advo-
kat Kaljakin. Nepekne
Pre- pletky, a cert no vie, co
vyslo. Wy mate rodinu, ste clovek
ctihodny, tn mas tento sud, kle-
betty, vazenie :. Treba tnto vec
skoncit', Dosifej Petrovic. Wy ma
te sposob, S ktorym snhlasf De-
revjaskin. Pojdete so mnop do
hostinca k Samopl 'ujevovi Sic
stej hodine, ked sa tam usta-
novia pisari, herci ostatne pub
likum, ktore bolo pritomne vtedy,
ked' ste no urazili, aby ste no
odprosili pred mimi. Vtedy on Cd
vola svoju zalobu. Rozumiete
Nam nadej, re sa vyrovnate, Do
sifej Petrovic. Hovorim yam, ako
priatel 'ovi. Wy ste urazil Derev-
jaskina, zhanobil ste ho, a hlav-
ne; upodozrieval ste no chvaliteb-
ne city. V nase case, viete, uz tax
nemozno. Treba ostrazitejsie. Va
Sim slovam dali taky smysel, ako
by yam povedat', ktory nase ca
sy, jednym slovom, ME je slci...
Teraz je tristvrte ma siestu. Bude
sa YAM pacit so mnou?
Gradusov pokyval zaporne hla-
YOU, ale ked' Kaljakin vyobrazil
mu zivymi farbami g 'smysel' da-
ny jeho slovam, NOME nasled-
ky, Gradusov zl'akol sa a pristal.
- Dajteze 81 pozor, odproste,
ako sa patri, formalne - utll no
advokat, iddc k histincu MIN.
- Podid tie k nemu a ma "vy'...
odpust tie :. odvolavam svoJe'
slova, a inc tomu podobne.
Prijdnc do hostinca, Gradusov
s Kalj aljakinym, naSli tam cefil spo-
locnost'. Tu boil kupci, herci, IL
radnici, policajni pisari - vobec
celia "cvarga,' ktora obcaine
kazdy vecer chodieva ia pit eaJ
pivo. Medzi pisarma sedel sam
Derevjaskin, chlapik neurclteho
veku, oholeny, s vel l'kymi neml-
hajdcimi ocami, pridlavenym no.
som a takymi drsnymi vlasmi, re
pri pohl 'ade ma ne, zelal by 81 ci-
slit cizmy Tvar jeho bola
tax st 'aslivo ustrojena, ze ked
raz clovek pozrel ma neho, uz We
del vsetko: ze je i pijak, i ze
spieva basom, hlupy je, ale ME
natol 'kO, re by sam seba nedrzal
"a rozumneho cloveka. Ako zaz
rel vchadzat' regenta, trochu S;
zdvihol ako koc1r pohybal fl
zami. Spolocnost', akiste vopret
o tom uvedomena, ze bude verej
ne odprosenie, prihotovila sa ma
sl1chat'.
- Hl'a Il. Pan Gradusov j
usrozumeny! - predniesol Kalja
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-01-07
LOCAL TOPICS

business in Portland, according to recent letters to local friends.
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-01-07

In the United States Commiss- toner's Court, Territory of Alas ka, Division Number One, Hy- der Precinct. In Probate.
 No. p Probate In the Matter of the Estate of Jerome Dugas, Deceased. Notice of Hearing of Final Ac- count.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY CIV EN, that B. B. Smith, admins trator of the estate of Jerome Dugas, deceased, has filed his final report and has petitioned the court for his discharge, and that Saturday, February 4, 1928, at the U. s. Commission er's office in Hyder, Alaska, has been fixed as the time and place for the hearing thereon, when objections thereto may be made.
 Dated at Hyder, Alaska, this 29th day of December, 1927. (SeaD w. c. Arnold United States Commissioner and ex-officio Judge of Pro- bate.
 Pub. Dec. 31, 1927; January '7, IA, 21, 2s, 1928.
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-01-07

Miss Elizabeth Pitt has been visiting her parents at Premier during the holidays.