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= He did not know. His voice
went on, half whispering. You
don't know what that means to
me. / think that is why ] never
really loved anyone else
girls are so different nowadays
felt that never
wanted to marry until / saw you,
and when saw you-I knew
She let him talk. because she
could not trust her voice to stop
him. And then she waited in the
long silence her face still hidden,
waited waited.
For there wasn't any more
doubt. She knew what she must
do. She looked up a. last. Saw
his dear face. so fun of love, L
can't give him up can't
can't
Perhaps, when he loved her SO.
he'd rather never know
It would be kinder Hope
again, one Pickering star in the
dark Of her fears.
Curtis. did you hear about
Connie Howard-getting mar.
ried?" She spoke very fast. in
q small, high-pitched voice.
He didn't answer at first. She
had to ask him again. did you
hear about it Curtis?''
"It was smeared all over the
papers, I could hardly help it.
Wonder who the Greedy person
IS? He must have just come
from the North Pole. or the Fiji
Islands if he didn't know any
more about her than that
The Idea amused him. He
grinned. ''Or maybe he's a half
wit. Or deaf and dumb-and
blind
You mean" her voice was
very low. a thread of pain, that
20 one would have married her
who knew"
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By Hazel Livingston
Rend This First:

cshoe s.. rh. Secret studio" Mad. Nation Success,
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DOES that statement surprise you,
- Mother? It's actually true!
There's hardly another food you can
buy that's quite as rich in energy-building
elements as Merit Bread.
And best of all, you never need coax
children to eat it. They simply love it.
They'll gladly eat all you give them.
Merit Bread produces muscle as we'll as
energy. It's rich in protein calcium ;.
Phosphares. Just the elements needed if
balanced diet is your aim.
1t puts solid flesh on growing little
bodies r. hardens teeth builds strong,
sturdy bones and active minds
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now. and people. What people
would say. Quickly she wrenched
the ring forn her swollen finger.
Here s--the ring
He took 1t, examining II cur.
iously, as IL he had never seen 10
before. Couldn't you keep 1t for
d time he asked, until We
decide
But we have decided
mo. not yet You must give
me tirne-to think it over
But there's nothing to think
over! It's all decided. Oh, lets
not put it off, lets break now
you don't want me after what
I've told you,
Go Be Continued Tonorrow.l
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mo one with any selt.respect."
But If he never knew il
no one. had ever known of
course, they did, but il they
didn't Curtis would you
blame her.
Blame hers The hard look
came stealing back to his mouth
and eyes. He was the. judge
again, the judge without mercy.
Blame her for cheating decent
man! Joan, you don't know
what you're saying. I've asked
you not to talk about that girb
It's not a subject l care to dis
cuss with you
but everybody knew about
her" she cried sharply. There
was fear in her voice, fear that
was mounting to terror. Terror
of what she ought to do. Couldn't
do couldn't do not
now not now ,"
Everybody knew-that made
it different - You see
he must have known too
Joan-will you let Connie How
. ard alone?" There was real ex.
ASPIRATION in his voice. I'm get
ting tired of it =" Oh, john
ME, dear-forgive mel didn't
mean to speak to you like that
After all. to give Connie
credit, she wouldn't try to sneak
it through. She's not that sort!'
CHAPTER XXVII
He stroked her soft hair, peni.
tent. He had spoken irritably to
Joan.
Forgive me?
She nodded. her head. Through
her tightly closed eyes the hot
tears trickled slowly, wetting his
hand. why am ! such coward?
Why didn't l tell before
why didn't /? When there was
tina 81.
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Of Dress
matter with the suit Of underwear and this covert dress
especially Cherries dress is
which white silk vest shows Dnas
frok Ito the right is another
onyt
ntlv is effer every day. . -
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ares red blue
~ andb
combination and fitted around
the waist and hips.
Cher ) on woony
something
is radios Sc
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This Day in Our History

Lord CORVALLIS in charge of British surrendered
Yorktown, October ~
1881 This virtually ended the for American nde-
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HERE'S PRETTY JOY TOBIE beyebsa
in bsrbigbfb4ir Mtrit. BreaabmIGt naydy
bodiet S4titfe1 abbetite.
That's why it's so widely endorsed by
dietitians. That's why it's so remarkably
delicious, too!
When health is at stake really careful
mother will always insist on getting the
best. The Havenner Bakery, Continental
Baking Company.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-03
Ten Low Tags Go to City'S
Prominent Citizen;
Jackson No. !.

Here's who gets the cream Of the
automobile license numbers, provid-
ing you consider the first few num-
bers the cream.
Records for 1928 show that the
first ten plates are being used
largely by prominent Indianapolis
citizens, driving the higher priced
makes of cars.
Governor Jackson leads the list
with No. l on his Franklin
car, while Mrs. Jackson has number
ten on her electric. Between are the
following, commencing with num-
Der two:
Fred c. Gardner, Of Alb N. Me-
ridian ST., Cadallic; John G. Ruck-
elshauS, of 1885 N. Meridian st.
Jordan; Ralph o. Lemcke, of 1044
N. Delaware ST., Packard; Calvin C.
Rieman, Ft. Wayne, Packard; Kin
Hubbard, of SOTO Pleasant Run
Pkwy., Franklin; Charles w. Jewett
Sill Fletcher Savings and Trust
Bldg, Marmon; Mrs. Blanche Lilly
of IT'S N. Meridian ST., Marmor
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GRAVEL ROADS
IN SHAPE FOR
HEAVY HAULING
Warns Against Use by
Trucks When Highways
Are Soft.

Gravel and stone surface roads of
the State highway system remained
frozen throughout the week and
were ideal for heavy hauling, the
highway department bulletin stated
today. Director John D. Williams
thanked haulers for keeping off the
roads when they are soft and
pointed out that if a thaw comes
load limits will be posted and
should be obeyed.
General highway conditions were
described as follows:
No. Good stone surface from Rd. so
to, four miles north of Milan avoid to
No. 3-Detour around grading three
miles north of Muncie.
No. 7--One-way traffic bridges eight and
ten miles north of Madison.
No. 9-Run- around. via Mt; Etna. In case
OF high water or ice detour will be
marked one-fourth mile west of Brim-
U. 8. No 2O--New fills over sink holes
cast OF Lagrange are soft and rutted.
y. S. No. 24-Detour just east of Hunt
Point Out Detours
U: s: No; 27-Bridge run-arounds south
Of Portland and one mile south of Lynn;
Fountain City. Detour from Fountain
city to Sor hyn on 5dge m the
No 29-Run- around Just north of inter-
SECTION, Of Rds: 20 and IS. Good three
lington. Bridge run-around five miles
north Of Knox; Detoqr from two miles
moth Of No. La s6 oEf fG d de II Ri
miles n north Of Kofomo 6 IS soft traric use
the temporary run-around. Bridge run
around one miles north OF Peru.
No. 32-Run- aroundS one and one-half
miles east and one and one-half miles
west Of Anderson.
. No. 34-Temporary bridge just east Of
snd BToWnsburg Thro1gh rac bet%eeH
indianapolis and Charlottesville should use
50 and 81 via ao LEBANON Rrn7around be-
No. 35-Narrow road between -Corydon
U. S. No s6-short detour at Abner's
No 37-Drive carefully past workmen
south of Grantsburg. where earth slides
have narrowed road to one-Way tra1lc.
No. Sc Is Closed
& No. 39-Detour six miles south of Frank
Z u. S. No. 41-GraveI approaches to sew;
Sullivan. Detour from four miles north
of Attica to Boswell Detour st. John to
! No, 4s-Detour four miles north of
and one-half miles north of Romney.
No .45--Widening road between Dale
and Huntingburg; traffic drive carefully.
No. 46-Bridge run-around three and
one-half miles, east of Nashville. Drive
slowly at bridge run-around hye miles
west of EllettSville.
No. 5O-Bridge run-around just west of
u. S. No. 52-Drive carefully northwest
of Morristown, as berms are not COM
No. 5e-Bridge run-around six and one
half miles east of Paoli. Closed for con-
Struction between West Baden and Paoli;
detour is poor. During thaw, heavy load
ing is restricted between Paoii and Salem.
Earth surface between Salem and Scots
burg impossible most Of time. Tenn
porary bridge between Marison and Vevay
for one-way traffic. Detour around bridge
construction one mile west of Vevay part
of which is narrow.
No. sc Is impossible
No. 57-Ferry White River at Rogers
with two miles of earth road across river
bottoms between Rogers and Sandy Hook
impossible IN wet weather. TRAFFIC best
route via Monroe City and Wheatland
over good gravel road Detour south of
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HOLDS INDIANA
WOMAN SLAIN
Coroner Reports on KeIIeher
Case at Fl.
Wayne.
Bn Times SpecinL

BIZ Times Special
FIT. WAYNE, Feb. 3.-Mrs. Made
leine L. Kelleher, 20, who died Jan
20, was the victim of an unknown
assailant and not killed by a fall
down basement steps at her home
according to the finding of Coroner
Harry G. Erwin just announced.
Police had accepted the accident
theory and are without a clew in
the aid of the coroner'S view.
Joseph T. Kelleher, husband OF
the dead woman, declared he found
her lying wounded and covered with
blood in the basement of the home
after he had returned from a rural
mail box near the house the evening
of Jan. Is. Mrs. Kelleher died two
days later without gaining con-
seriousness.
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Washington account bridge construction
and bridge run-around three miles NORTH
of Washington.
No. 62-New pavement is open on Rd
62 between Corydon and New Albany.
No. 65-Bridge run-around five miles
north of Mt. Vernon.
and Hatfield with no detour Through
traffic avoid 66 and Evansville-Rockport
traffic route via Rds. As and 81 unit
further notice.
No. 67-Bridge run-around one and four
tenths miles south of Bruceville. Bridge
run-around four miles east OF Gosport.
u. S. No. 150-Under construction from
West Baden and French Lick to Paoli
There is a local detour between West
Baden and Paoli. but through traffic hac
best route from Paoli over 81 and So via
Mitchell.
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Sues for $4,000
Bu Times SDecinL

BU TIMES SDeCldI
HAMMOND, Ind, Feb. 3.-Alleg-
ing that while in the employ OF
the Metals Refining Company he
became chronically afflicted with
lead poisoning, Louis Levin has filed
suit for $4,000 damage. Suitable
means of protection against the poi
soning was not provided by his en-
power. Levin alleges.
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severely burned, but are expected TO
recover. The dead:
Leon L. Wiley, As, and his children,
Joseph, 10; Clark, 9; lone, z, and
Ollie Mae, 6.
The mother and the youngest
child, less than year old, escaped
by breaking a window and crawling
cut of the burning cottage.
All members of the family were
asleep when the fire started. Cause
of the blaze is unknown.
Mrs. Wiley's back and shoulders
we're burned and the baby was
burned about the hands and feet.
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Poor Automobile Prospect

ARCADIA, Ind, Feb. 3.-James B
Smith, SO, isn't a good prospect for
automobile statesmen. In one day
this week he walked fifteen miles
transacting business at Atlanta
then going to Arcadia to chat with
friends. After that he walked to
his farm home, nearly six miles
northwest of here.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
First License Numbers
Go to High-P11ced Cars

and Edward G. Sourbier, of 1904
Washington Blvd.
Number thirteen is the favorite
of Bert A. Boyd, of 3115 N. Meridian
St., driver of a Peerless. He secures
it every season, if possible. Mark
w. Rhoads, director of the license
bureau, tries to satisfy those asking
special numbers, but he does not en-
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Holds Plant Disease School

BIZ Times Special
SPENCER, Ind, Feb. &C. T.
Gregory and Monroe McCown, both
of the Purdue University staff, con-
Quoted a plant disease school here
today under the auspices of the
Owen County Horticultural Society
Twenty-Five commercial fruit grow
ers are members of the society.
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FIVE DEAD IN BLAZE
Family Trapped in Frame
Cottage Along Lake.

By United Press
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Feb. g.
Five members of a family of seven
were burned to death when their
small frame cottage at Deephaven,
Lake Minnetonka, was destroyed by
fire early today.
The two surviving members we're
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SORRY AFTER a. YEARS
Begs and Receives Pardon for
Threat in 1922.

MEMPHIS, Feb. Back in 1922
Robert Klussman invaded the home
and threatened the life of Abe
Goodman, Memphis capitalist. Pes
tered by guilty conscience, he
walked into the offices of Goodman
and asked his pardon. Goodman
readily gave it.
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courage the practice. since it be-
comes more or less disruptive when
requests come in great quantity, he
said
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-28
ROBOTNiK v AMERIKE A v EUROPE:

Herbert Hoover V svojej reel Newarku povedaneJ
podal vel'mi poucn6 porovnane polozem fobothctVa
americkeho eropskeho.
Europe -robotnik este vzdy je odkazany ia *labu
podpom cd vlady eho nezanestnanostl, ked pracuJe
ieho mzda je tax nizka re ze stavicnom nedostatk
VAmerike zeleznicny strojnlk kdpi svoju tyzden-
MI mzdu TT funtov pokl1u, pozosavaJuceho 20 per-
cent cheba percent masla kdezto Angln taky 1sy
stroinik kllp 367 Nemecku 217 Franc 269, Bel
eieku 15O Taliansku 166 Sv6dsku 26l Japonsku
164 funtov tohto pokrmu.
Amerike tesar (carpenter) klpi "a svoju tyzden-
MI mzdu 731 flmtov toho pokrmu kdeztov Anglcku len
262 " Nemecku 175, vo Francnzsku "a, Belgcku 80,
Taliansk, 151 vo Svddsku 256 Japonsku 125 fntov.
Amerike electrician kipi svoju tyzdcnnl nlzll
778 futov toto pok1nu kdezto Anglicku len 267. V
Nenlecku 158, Francizsku 123 Belgicku rs, VIA
lansku 152, vo Sv6dsku 224 Japonsku 125 fultov.
VA1nerike uhony bank k1pi svoju tyzdennll
nNdn 55S fntoy tohto pokrmu, kdezto Angllcku len
267 Nemecku 133 vo Franci1zsku 136, Begicku 81,
Taliansku 95 Svedsku 1SO Japonsku 60 fnntov.
Amerike tkaci knpia svoju tyzdennn mzdu '23
funtov tohto pokrnu, Angli 1885, Nemecku JOG, vo
Francnzsku 73 BelgicSu "a, Talansku Is, vo Syed
sku 155 Japonsku 83 funtov. zsg i.
Amerike nadennfc (day laborers) kupia svoju
tyzdenn nzdu 259 funtov tohto pokrmu kdezto Ang-
licku len 16O Nemecku 112, Franc1zsku 68, Bel
gicku 65 Taliansku no. vo Svedsku 162 Japonsku
66 funtov.
Kym Europe robotnik mllsi pracovat cely den ably
mohol "a kdpit funt masla tuna no kpi jednu ho
dinu prace i.
tyehto rozdieov mozeme vidiet', preco mnohy anne
rcky robotnik moze mat svoj dom AUTOMOBILE RADIO To-
nosraf piano preeo eureps robotnik nerna ami len
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-28
RASTIEME!

Teraz ked' sa odbyvajd dve konvencie slovenskych
organzacii: T. K. S. J. l. K. S. T. j., mozme 81 RADIO
st ou pripomenit, re rastelne, mohunieme mravne 1
hlotne, dust i ma tele.
Rastieme a mohutnieme tn na Sovensku to mas
napmue istou hrdost 'ou, sebavedomost on narodnou
spokoinosto vysledkami pevnou nadeJou 90 buduc
nosti
keby SINE mali statistku po ruke poukazal by SINE
vvpukle ma tie velke rozdee save amerckych Slova
kov pred 20 rokmi teraz Ale ten, ko zauJma mas
vereny zivot mas dobrobyt pokrok ten vld re SINE
nestai, ale kraca s1nelymi dlhyni krok,ni vpred
Kde bola K Jednota a zenska Jednota vsetky naSe
organizacie pred 20 rokmi sparoch nesvarov, mel
stoe zvot Dnes vsetky nase hlavneie organizacie s
ma pevnycl nohach financne clenstve sa naJmeneJ
zdvoinasobnily! Kde predtym vadly tislckami, dnes
vladnu milionami pocet censtva Jednoty doty sa
cislice 1O0,00O
Mas teraisi hnotny stav e tiez vel mi zleseny Nte-
div boa len edna slovenska banka G ia zlal bou skl-
chovala) no dnes ch name as desat takych ore nam
robia meno.v Amerike.
] Ma nabozenskom poll javi pokrok najsi]hleJse.
Pred 20 rok nebolo skoro adnych pocatocnych skol
len malo kostoov dnes uz saviame skoly vysoke mic
ste skromnycl Sostolikssv ~ katedraly!
Tento pokrok je vysledkom priekopnickej prace ma
sich prvch vodcov, ktor akmer mrtve hmoy tvor1ll
zivot Nasou ohou je tento zvot ruch pokrok rozsl-
rovat' napomahat' uychovat ably sme zasta cestne
miesta ktor6 ma sovensky rod Amerike cakaj1. Nuz
snazme dospiet zad1cnej vsky cim skorej ably sme
videli este my zijuc otcovia savu svojho rodu!
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kov) osobami vo veku 20 az "a
rokov (v priemernom veku %
rokov) so zretel 'om ma ich sncost'
naucit' sa ako rome vykony, W.
zaduj1ce fyzicku obratnost', tax
al urcite vedomosti, potvrdzujh
spravnost spomenuteho zaveru.
Esperanto, umelej reel, zaloze-
nej ma logickych principoch, uei-
Ia sa starsia skupina pat -sestin
raz rychlejsie nez mladsia. ODE
skupiny sa ucily q vel a rychlej-
sic nez deti. v eiaani, sl'abikova-
ni, poctarstve 4 sinych predme-
5toch element tarnyeR sMo1, pokra-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-28
hl'ad niektorych vynikajleich wy
chovayatel'ov.
MANzELKA JANA G. no elsa
NANAHLE ZOMREL.A

Pani Ruzena Kocisovas man
zelka znameho Sloyaka a obchod-
nika strutheskeho, p. Jana G.
Kocisa, zomrela nailahle yspiatok
vecer nemocnici sy. Alzhety yo
veku 26 rokov. Este is. septembra
yideli SINE ju zdravu ma hankete
steeltonskom - dnes lM pdpoci-
va ma yecnosti.
'Neboha narodila sa VI Struthers
bola dcerou p. Jana JAS a jeho
manzelky. Vydana bOla este len
diva roxy. VsStruthers zaai jimala
popredne spolocenske postavenie
a mala vePky kruh priatel 'ov.
Bola udkyilou zenskeja Jednoty,
zenskeho oddelenia Americksj
Legie farnosti Ma jsv. Trojice.
Zanechaya svojho manzela, Ja-
ma G. Kocisa, syojich srodisov,
styri sestry a troch bratoy, mimo
posetneid 'slssj i rsddiay 9!
4 lPohrab bol Y pondehk rano.
Smntdcne bohosluzy odbavene
Il. = ~
boly najprv dome slnfitku ma
Snyder Sta potion u chram,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-28
covaly dospele os'oby vo veku AZ
rOkOy Dat'-SestIn raZ rVchleiSie

covaly dospele osoby vo yeku AZ
rokov pat '-sestin raz rychlejsie
ako dospele osoby yo yeku % ro-
kov. Obe slsupiny ucily sd akiste
o vel'a rychlejsie, nez keby sa by
valy ucily tym istym predmetom
v detstve, lebo naucily sa "a hodi-
nu studia vel'a Wac, nez deti,
ktore by sa daily $ mimi porov-
nat pokial' ide 0 bystrost' rozu-
mu sncost' ma ucenie.
Mnohe experimenty, urobene $
dospelymi osobami, studujucimi
algebra, vedy, cudzie reci inc
predmety vo vecernych Skolach,
ako al $ dospelymi osobami, ucia-
cimi sd tesnopisu plsaniu na
stroll V obchodnych skolach, po-
tvrdzujii vseobecny zaver, re su-
cost na ueenie stdpa az do veku
20 rokov. Pozatym 80 asnad' p0
nepostupujucej periodic niekol'ko
rokov siicost' ia ucenie poma-
ly klesa. Tento polles je vsak
vel mi pomaly nepresahuje AMI
jedneho procenta rocne. Hlavna
pricina, preco dospeli Pudia sa
zriedka kedy naucia nejakl GU.
dziu rec alebo nejake move rene.
slo, netkyie talk v nedostatku .ich
s1costi, ako nedostatku prilezi-
tosti alebo chuti. To je aspon ma
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-28

dostatok epsieho jedena preco prn1teny je byvat
nezdrayych jedno alebo dva-izbickovych bytoch.
tychto rozdielov vdet pricinu, preeo ,europskeho
robotnia syn musi zostat tiez robotnikm do snrti
preco jedneska vyse edneho miliona americkych mia
dencov diev na americkych univerztach Wac ~nez
inyc mladencov diev vsetkych ostatnych univerz
tach sveta.
Ale nebyvao tolnu tax predtym Pred yojnou, roku
1913, malo americkych robotnkov malo domy automo
bile, lebo nzdy boly 127 bodoy nzsie zvobyte len
60 bodoy. Republkanska tarfa ochlanu americkeho
priemyslll obmedzene pris ahovaectva ochlanu
botnicva ie pricinou teito naprayy povedal Hoover
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-28
DosPELE osoBY sA Uc1A
LEPSIE NEz DETI.
f.. u. IFS.

L'udia mladsi so rokov by sa
nikdy nemali odstrasovat cd u
cenia niecomu potrebnemu a uHi-
toenemu starou poviestkou, ze ST
pristari, nez ably sa mohli este
niecomu priueit'. Do istej miery
plati toto tiez ol'ud och stasich
SO rokov.
Vysledky experim entoy Y. po-
rovnani os6b vo veku 35 rokov a
Wac " pfiednernom velxu 40 ro-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-28
Najsv. Trojice. Pochovana b'ola y
Calvary cintorine.
Pozostalej rodine vyslovuJeme
ilprimnd s1strast'. 4
Zdarma vyplnujs aphkacie 0 OBJ
canstvo, pom&ha dosikovat' prf-
buxnyoh lraju = vyucuje an
gliclku red . ob6anstvo.

Tunajsia Y. NJ. G. A. prave "a
hajuje vyucbu svojej skole reel
anglickej a oznamuje slovenske- r
mu obecenstvu, zvlaste muzom, Re
budu vitani tejto skole. Tu sa
naucia nielen citat', pisat' ho-
vorit' anglicky, ale al obcanstvu,
co i'm umozni Pahk6 zadovazenie
obcianskeho papieru.< Tato skola
prest'ahovana bola q hlavnej bu-
dovy Ymky do skolskej budovy v
{. 40 Wick Ave, kde je Wac
miesta kde wac l'udi m6ze cho-
dit. Ucitel mi sd Ray Egbert, H.
| Russell Hare, Lee Fitzpatrick,
Alex Carney, L. Reid a Michael
Palke.- Triedy sd otvorene;
v utorok vecer cd Z. do 9. pre-
tych, 60 sa chcn naucit' anglicky
hovorit' spelovat', eitat' a pisat'.
! Vo stvrtok vecer cd Z. do g..
pre- tych, co sa chcd ueit' ang-
lick1 rec tiez obcanstvo,
| v nedel'u popoludni pre- tych,
Go sa chcu ucit' obcanstvo. W.
ueovanie je kazdy tyzden hore
oznacene dni.
| Okrem toho tiez zdarma YMCA
pomaha ~vyplnovat' ziadosti o OBJ
eanstvo a pomaha doviest' sem
pribuznych prist 'ahoyalcov z
kraja. Tuto pracu kona j. w.
Reinhardt, amerikanizacny ta-
| jomnik YMCA.
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-28

4 Jak pozname posetilca cd
mddreho? +? - Prvy .vystawuje ma
odiv svoju nevedomost', druhy
ME. . ...
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-22

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ear. Abelardo Luna stood by the win
dow. He didn't stick his head out,
but he said: Il know who you are
He lit n lamp in the house and there
was a light On when / shot him. |
could see Luna and knew who he
was when / shot him. I shot him
with a little pistol-it was an auto
matte, ! think. Then ! left there. !
didn't run, but just walked fast.
Daniel ran off right after we left
the house.
81 came back early in the morning
while it was still dark and came
down between the resaca and the
graveyard and threw the gun in the
$ there near the graveyard"
In his alleged confession Galvan
stated that he had confessed the
staying to a woman with whom he
was intimate in West Brownsville,
but did not think anyone suspected
him of the deed.
An alleged confession was also OBJ
tanned from Daniel Vargas, which
corroborates that of Galvan in ev-
cry essential.
Officers Of the sheriff's depart
ment stated the two youths had been
under suspicion ever since the shoot
ing. and their actions were closely
watched. Monday they were found
together near the graveyard and
both arrested. Galvan was employ
: ed part of the time by a house-mov-
ing contractor and when not so en-
ployed performed snail jobs about
the city.