davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-06

ukazala, ze zasada shkromeho
vlastnictva v spojenf S lyzicou je
neznicitel'na. v spolocnych ku-
,chyniach stoja opustene, krasne
zelezne j hlinene ohnistia, pone-
vac ked' niektora rodina nakla-
die ohna, vsetci by no chceli pou-
Eit'. V kuchyniach stoji preto de-
sat-, dvanast' stolov, ma kaEdom
Z Mich stoji nezbytna vec dnesne-
no ruskeho zivota "primus', ma
IL spiritusova pee, ktora v dnes-
nej Moskve vari najlepSie doka-
zuje neznicitel most a vecnost'
individualizmu.
Moskva ma dnes Wac ako 2 mi
liony obyvatel'ov. Bytova nddza
je vel'ka a cinzove domy sa ne
chcd stavat' sdost' rychle: nieto
kapitalu. Vacsina obyvatel'stva
byva dnes prave tax, ako byto.
N1 otazku .trozriesila" revof1cia.
Boly totM zabavene vsetky byty,
. do jedneho bytu mast 'ahovani
burzuovia proletari, proste po-
dl'a zasady kubMnych metrov,
N desat' izbovom byte, Y ktorom
bfvsla 5-6lennl rodina, byva te.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-06

Japonsku vzbudzlje pohorsenie,
ak je zena tucnejsia a preto vse-
|tky Japonky v kazdom veku a
spolocenskej vrstve sa brania zt1lc
neniu. Pri tom vsak je hlavnou
Ipotravou Japoniek ryza, ktora sa
u mas radi medzi jedla, ktore pri-
spievajii k ztncneniu. Japonka u
drzuje 81 stihlost' a pruznost' hla-
wne castymi teplymi ktpel mi a
tym, ze nikdy nespi makkych
perinach ma pruznych strozia-
koch, ale ma tvrdej doske. Toto
tvrde loEko uchovava pr,rzne sva-
ly zabranuje, ably sa ma siji a
chrbte usadzovaly zbytoene vrst-
Wy tuku. v Europe Amerike sa
zablda ma hlavnd prieinu, pre-
ktor1 81 tamojsie zeny tax ma
chylne k ztucneniu, totiz, ze pri-
lis dlho odpocfvajd v makkych'
perinach. Teple kilpele, po kto-
rych nasIeduja dokladne masa-
re, s1 v Japonsku narodnym IVY
kom, ktoremu sa kazdy podrobu-
je. Japonky nepijd nikdy pri O.
bede; zkonsumuj1 sice denne
znacne mnozstvo napojov, zvlast
vypij1 bezpocetne salky caju, ale
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-06
sLovENsKA svADBA.

Uz je tri tyzdne tomu, ako p.
Jan Stamina a Veronika Marko-
vic dali 81 stub v nasom chrame
Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda. Preto ze
mlady zat' prisldchal do osady
Sv. Alzbety, kde je duchovnym
Rev. Jozef Kostik a mladucha do
osady Sv. Cyrilla Methoda, tax
mali troch knazov a slce Rev. j.
M. LiScinskeho, Rev. Jozefa Il.
Kostika q Rev. Jnraja A. Bobala.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-06
raz 5 alebo 6 rodin.

( II 4 Nf 4 Z { Il 4 4 eH
Tiez otazku vlastnfctva pody
riesili Ruskn sposobom vel mi
zaujimavym. Hned v pryych
dnoch revoliicie vsetka poda bola
nacionalizovana, nepodarilo sa
vsak najst' sp6sob spolocneho OBJ
rabania pody. Dnesny system, ze
p6da je vecny prenajem, ktory
clovek moze zanechat' svojim
potomkom, sa v skutocnosti uz V
nicom nelisi cd slkromneho vlast-
nictva. Sovietske Rusko prislo ma
to, ze l'udia neradi zijn v kolek-
tivite.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-06

Ikrok, dobri 'udia mi davali, ka.
zdy kol'ko m6hol. Mech i'm Bob
|nebesky pozehna "a Diary i pria.
Itelsske chovanie ku mne a poho-
Istenie. Nasbierala som vyse &C
dolarov. No nebolo to tax vel "a,
ale starom kraji a v takej chu-
dobnej dedinke je to vel ka po-
moe. v tel dedinke vojna vyni-
vocila vsetkvch chlapov, ostali
len starci a deti 5 tymi hrozne z1-
boaenymi matkami. TAX tito ma
poziadali 0 sbierku ma ich maly
kostolfk, ktory sa i'm uz NAL roz-
padnnt'. Dala som sa do toho, a.
lie som neskon6ila, lebo som bola
nemocna a musela. som list ma o.
.peraciu. Cd tych cias som cakala
a teraz mi moi krajani poslali
pod 'akovanie, ktore tn podavam.
Amalia Janik,
R. F. D. l, Girard, Ohio.
List znie:
Mia PAM Janikova! Srdecne
Vas pozdravujeme al vsetkych
tych dobrodincov, co akymkol'-
vek malinkym darkom prispeli
ma stavbu naSho maleho kostola.
Mech Bob nebesky raci vyslySat
nase modlitby "a vsetkych nasich
dobrodincov. Bob milostivy Van
zaplat' a vynahrad' kazdu pod
poru, ktort, bars al mas neznate,
TAX 20 srdca ste davali, jako nam
to pani Janikova pisala. Kostolik
name uz hotovy, malicky, ale
vel'm krasny. Tu sa "a Vas mod
lime, kde nase horke Shy ronime
mad naSim smuthym polozenfm.
Podpis duchovneho administra-
tora. Pavel Syec, rychtar, Izidor
.Kra.jci, BartoS Kozalka, kostolni
otcovia. Pecat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-06

Z r Il y ~
Nabonenstyo je podstatnym
obsahom duchovneho zivota clo-
veka, k zitiu je tax potrebne ja-
ko vzduch prave preto no mno-
hi ami nepo2orujd, jako nepozoru-
jif vzduoh envazia 81 jeho w.
zivosti. -Masaryk.
Tento casopis uverejnuje o.
hlasky len spoil 'ahlivych obcho-
dov, vacsinou tych najstarsich Y
meste. Kto s tymito obchodami
obchoduje, mdze byt' ity, 5e do
stane spravny tovar "a srravnu
cenu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-06
Harkabus, preds. Jenko, tai.
PIjNOiMOCENSTVO.

Spolok CeskJoslovenIk eho Ger
veneho Krfza v PreSove tymto
splnomocnuje milostivn paniu q.
Klamarov1, predsedkynu Sloven-
skeho Klubu v New Castle, aby
pre- sirotfnec, pre- mliecnu akciu
pl licochorych, pre- chore deti a
chudobne matlky V Presove a oko-
Ii penaznn sbierku previest' mo-
hla. Ia Spolok Cs. c. Kriza v Pre-
sove,
Harkabus, preds. Jenko, tai.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-06

nikdy ME sncasne s jedlom. Hoj-
most napojov sliazi' K obnoveniu
tkaniva a zabranuje tvorenie sa
vrasok. .Japonky udrauji 81 tym-
to sp6sobom hladk1 pevn1 plet',
bez toho, ably pri tom tucnely.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-06
AKO ST ZACHOVAJU ST1H-
LOST JAPONKY.

Videli ste uz niekedy tucnu
Japonkus sotva.. vsetky, japon-
ske zeny majd stihlu lmiu, po
ktorej Amerikanky tax BAHIA. V
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-06
NIECO b NOvOM RUsKU

~
ne predmetom neustaleho zaujmu
celej svetovej verejnosti. Do Ru.
ska odchadzajii cele studijne ko.
misie, aby sk1maly co sa v Ru.
sku cd vel 'kej revolncie, ktora sa
v tejto zemi pred desiatimi rok.
mi stala, zmenilo. ,Je pochopitel
I ne, ze nazory sa vel mi roznia.
Niektorf sa vracaji 2 Ruska mad
Semi, inf Ease vel mi sklamanf.
TAX sa stane, ze jednym sa zda
byf' Rusko dnesnej svojej for
me hotovym rajom, inym Ease ze-
mou pol'utovania hodnou. Nevra-
Till sa este 20 sovietskeho Ruska
dvaja cestovatelia, ktorl by boil
podali shodny obraz o svojich ma
zoroch ma sovietske Rusko.
d. Thompson, v Berline zij1ci
americky publicista, napisal o svo
jej ruskej ceste niekol'ko cru
skych listov', ktore su vel mi "a
ujimave. Thompson prezrel 81 v
Rusku tovarne, skoly, NAL rozho-
worry lradnikmi i so slkrom-
nikmi a okrem toho dotazoval sa
o ruskych veciach i cd cudzich
obchodnikov a diplomatov, ktori
cez cele roxy mali prilezitost' Stu
doyat pomery dnesneho Ruska.
Nemozno tvrdit', ze by pozoro-
vanie cudzincov stale pod vlivom
nejakeho politickeho predsudku.
Thompson pfse, ze naSiel Rusku
obchodnfkov, ktori boil zkostna7
telymi kapitalistami predsa 0
dnesnom systeme hovorili vac
Sou 1ctou a vacsfm optimizmom
i'll 'adeli ma jeho budncnost' ako
ktorykol l'vek socialisticky alebo
komunisticky radikal. Nal rozho-
worry umelcami, podl'a ktorych
Eusko je dnes strediskom umenia
celeho sveta. Inf umelci Ease do
vodili, ze sovietsky system a cha
rakteristicky rusky sposob zivota
znamena pre- umenie smrt'. Jeden
liberalny diplomat nevedel skoro
mic dobreho povdat' o tejto kra-
jine, naproti tomu diplomat, Wy
chovany v 81 sl'achtickych tradi-
ciach boil toho nazoru, ze ruska
vlada prejavuje Wac obetavosti,
silnejsiu vol'u, a vaesiu agilnost'
ako ktorakol ina europska |
Nlada.
Vel'mi zaujfmave sd kapitoly,
kde pisatel' pojednava sposo-
be mestskeho zivota prednych
ruskych mestach. Mosku charak-
terizuje Thompson ako individu-
alizaciu zalndku. V domacnosti
komunizmus utrpel nplne fiasko.
O tom vie vlada a dnes uz sta
via diva, tri i styri izbove byty,
lplne podl'a americkeho neme-
ckeho vzoru. Vysvitlo, ze je to
l'udsky zahMok, ktory sa da maj
menej socializovat'. Vo veci stra-
Wy je kaHdy clovek Individual
stom. Clovek by 81 myslel, re ko-
munisticky Stat "a desat' rokov
syojho trvania mohol uz vynajst
nejaky system spolocneho rodin-
neho zivota, podl'a ktoreho, po-
vedzme by kazdy tyzden ina a i
ma rodina varila pre- ostatnych a
vydavky spojene so stravovanim
by sa rozdelily medzi vsetkych.
Boil opravdu utopisti, ktori ma "a
ciatku revol1cie ddfali, ze sa ME-
co takehoto skutocne uskutocni.
Dnes vSak uE nikto neveri v ta-
kyto kolektivizmus. Skutoenost
ukazala, ze zasada shkromeho
ylastnictva spojenf S lyzicou je
neznicitel ma. V spolocnych ku-
,chyniach stoja opustene, krasne
zelezne hlinene ohnistia, pone-
vac ked niektora rodina nakla-
die ohna, vsetci by no chceli pou-
Eit'. V kuchyniach stoji preto de-
sat-, dvanast stolov, ma kazdom
Mich stojf nezbytna vec dnesne-
no ruskeho zivota "primus ma
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-06
Pritonnny.
CsL. CERvENY KRIz DAKUJE
sLOVAKOM v NEW CASTLE
"a sATsTvo.

| Miestny spolok Ceskoslovensk6
no Cerveneho KrHa " Presove "a
slal pani Zuzanne Klamarovej '
New Castle pod 'akujici list "a
satstvo a prosbu d 'alsiu pomoc
List uverejnujeme nielen preto,
ably sa verejnost' doznala do.
brocinnej praci pi. Klamarovej a
lSlovakov V New Castle, ale pre-
| to, ably ma Slovenskom Dni 25. jii-
la obecenstvo vd acne kupovalo
kvietky cd pi. Klamarovej, lebo
cely prfjem pojde na dcele Csl. c.
KrMa V Presove. List znie:
Milostiva PAM. V tyychto dnoch
obdrzah SINE tri bedny satstva a.
ko dar vaSho Slovenskeho Klubu
pre- naSich chudobnych.
Nekonecnou radost 'ou plesaly
naSe duSe, ked' videli sme pre-
svedcujnci 'd6kaz toho, re nasi bra
tia sestry tam d 'aleko "a mo-
rom nezabndajG ma mas, ale spolu-
citia utrpenie nasho 1boheho l'u-
du a prichadzaju mu ma pomoc
tax pekne a tax stedre.
My tn ma vychodnom Sloven-
sku zijlci Slovaci stale bojujeme
neporozumenim obyvatel 'stva l.
nej narodnosti a preto vel mi mas
poteSilo, ked' nasty naSe prosby
u vas vyhovenia tym ste racili
nam hodnu pomoc poskytnnt', a.
by al my sme mohli pomahat' Il
bohemu slovenSkemu l'udu. Tu-
ma, kde S jednej strany rusl1a in
vazia a bojistia svetovej valky a
5 druhej strany vpad mad ar
skych bolSevikov zanechal taketo
slime poSkodenia, ze mas hospo-
darsky zivot este vzdy stoji pod
vlivom tychto udalosti kriza "a
vel XII nezamestnanost'
a biedu, ma vylicenie ktorej ne
staci pfsmo, ME slova, iba horke
slzyz. Pri takomto stave veci sn
ktorym musime pomahat' !,
mnohe slovenske matky podporo-
vat, ably molly poskytndt' til
najnutnejsiu potrebu svojim ne
vinnym det'om.
Podvyziva a nedostatky mno-
hych zavadzajn do naSho dispen-
zaru pl l'6cochorych, ktorh nemoc
bytova nndza obrovsky rozSiruje.
Vychovavame 16 slovenskych de-
tt nasom sirotinci, vydrziava-
nom vylucne len milodarov. A
my sami, ktorf pomahame dru-
hymn, zijeme biedne a mnohokrat
mas nedostatocny ktlsok chleba
nl1teni SINE rozdelit' so svojimi
bratmi sestrami, "a
by SINE ich zachranili cd npadku
a cd smrti hladom.
Preto medzi takymito okolno-
st ami neracte sd divit tomu, re
nekoneenou povd 'aenost 'ou sil
preplnene nase srdca voci tym
Slovakom, ktorl ma mas a ma nase
utrpenie nielen siicitom pozerajn,
ale al ochotou prichadzajd nam v
ustrety.
Tato vd aka prislncha prvom
rade Vam Milostiva PAM, ktora
Vasou narodnou northwest 'ou ra-
ella ste organizovat' t1to pomoc-
MI akciu, ktora takymto podivu-
hodnym peknym zdarom sa usku-
tocnila. Ralcte sdelit' nasu vrelil
vd ,aku al panu A. Greenovi a
Vasmu dostojnemu panu fararo-
vi a vsetkym darcom.
Tol 'ko pekneho a s'achetneho
sme poculi refaratu nasej lekar-
ky DIR. Abbey Weinarovej q vi;
Milostiva Pani: re name pevnl
nadej; ze al budlcnosti racitt
zachovat' pre- mas Vasu cennl
priazen racite pouzitim pripoje
|neho plnomocensava sa snazit
nam pomoct' prevedenfm pehaz
nej sbierky.
Nemozeme nasej chudobe nj
elm revansovat' Vas cenny dar
The Nome nugget., 1928-08-11
ICE JUMBLE DISCOVERED
 FOOT PAvLEF VOLCANO

WASHINGTON. (FD . The dis covery of semi-glacial formation Or "Ice Jumble." on the foot of the slopes of Pavlef Volcano on the AL aska Peninsula, was reported to the National Geographic Society by professor Thomas A. dagger. vol canogist. and leader of the Society's expedition now at work in that re- zion neighboring the Aeutian Is- lands.
 Prof. Jagger reported a collection of data for typographical map os fifteen hundred square miles of hitherto unknown territory. gather ing many interesting geological, botanical and biological specimens.
 The ice tumble. he said. has been formed by explosive eruptions dump ing debris into the area where it was frozen together. The mass is made up of ice, gravel, boulders, bones. pumice and sand. Four streams flow from the ferot near the glacier.
The Nome nugget., 1928-08-11
WOMAN DIES FROM
 RIIOW ON THE JAW

SEATTLE. (PY .... Struck on the jaw by an autoist. who was angered apparently because she bumped into his machine with her own. Mrs. D. H. Brown. of TuckwiIla. Wash. died yesterday.
 The owner of the other car was an exceedingly tall man. He came up and said he at first attacked Mrs. Brown verbally and then hit her knocking her unconscious A large crowd soon gathered.
 The patrolman questioned the as sailant and ordered traffic cleared.
 The killer was released and soon disappeared.
 The woman died later. The off, cers said that numerous witnesses said that the woman was apparently in the wrong and appeared unhurt when the man was released.
The Nome nugget., 1928-08-11
TROPICAL. STORMS HE CAROLYN IS WITH
 UNPRECEDENTED FURY

CHARLOTTE. N. C.. Aug. 1l,.H1 Sweeping up from Georgia where it left great floods in it's wake, the tropical storms that for days men aced the coast. struck the Caro- linas with unprecedented fury.
 Tie rains caused unestimated damage and drove hundreds of peo r.le from their he mes. The Peid- won't section Of Sou'h Carolina ap- peared to be tfe hardest iit.
 Spartailberg reported the cotton mills totally destroyed. The villi- ages of Beaumont Arkwright and Pacolet were flooded and the resi- dents are fleeing from their under mined homes. In the cities. wire less communication is badly crip- pied. The gas supply in many cit les is cut of by the flooding of the plants. More than seven inches of rain fell The Spartainberg un- ion reported scores of negroes homes flooded and the lowland highways badly iamesad. The rain continues to fall all over the section.
The Nome nugget., 1928-08-11
FLORIDA THREATENED WITH
 ANOTHER STORM PERIL

JACKSONVILLE. (P) --.- The water is rising fast behind the Flor ida Power Company's dam at Eng fish. and reports reaching here say that the structure is seriously en- dangered. J. c. Jamison, the steam operator of the plant, says that 1t looks pretty bad.
 High water has accumulated in the wake of the hurricane. and tor rental rains have harassed Florida just as the State began to merge from her partial paralysis.
 Meanwhile, Florida Is casting an apprehensive eye out over the At lantic toward Haiti where another tropical disturbance of cyclone in- tensity is accommodating and it's course is problematical, although 1t Is now headed in the direction of the Bahamas and the lower end of the State. Either 1t must head out toward the Atlantic within the next four hundred miles of it's progress or die out, if the State escapes its fury.
The Nome nugget., 1928-08-11
NEVER LATE FOR GOOD BEAR STORY
 IN THESE PARTS
Bears which arc gifted with .

Bears which arc gifted with . canny foresight as far as their food sense is involved. inhabit Excursion Inlet. recently declared J. P. Will Hams. of the |. S. Forest Service as reported in the Valdez Miner. In fact. he regards the Excursion Inlet variety as a sort of super bear. As proof of their superiority over the ordinary run of bruin tibes. he cites the habit they have of establishing cold storage caches, laying away fed in the late fall months. which they use in the early spring. just after they come out of their habitation quarters. Sev- eral of these chaches were dis covered recently by MT. Williams while on a survey of timber in the inlet. They were full of frog en salmon and some of them had been. visited by their bear owners. Apparently the bears raid the streams late in the fall, taking therefrom many of the dog sal mon of the latest run of the year. These they pile in heaps back from the stream, where they freeze and are then covered by the winter snows. The fish. MT. Williams said, were found to be remarkably we'll preserved. While no bears were actually seen removing the fish. the evidence that they had visited some of the caches this spring were unmistable.
 Mrs. Gabe Sather of Petersburg, recently went hiking in the hills just beyond Point Frederick. hay ing for company little dog. Hear ing cracking of twigs just be- low her she stopped and, thinking it was her dog, called to him. To make sure 1t was the dog she very carefully scanned the underbrush. and not more than 50 feet below her she saw big brown bear. He came bounding up the hill after her so she took one good aim to the left of the white spot on it's breast and let drive from her trusty gun. Mr. Bruin dropped dead in his tracks. When Gabe and Mrs. 6ather skinned and stretched him he was II feet long and 8 feet wide. They took pains to measure the foot tracks and found 1t just 12 inches across.
The Nome nugget., 1928-08-11
HOOVER MAKES HIS
 ACCEPTANCE SPEECH

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Gait. Aug. II, (P)- Herbert Hoover. in accepting the Republican presiden- tial nomination. reiterated bis stand against the rep al of the eighteen amendment or any modi- ficatioa of enforcement program:
 He demands efficient enforce ment' of laws enacted under the prohibition amendment and said that whoever is chosen president is under "a solemn oath to pursue this course"
 For relief of the farmer. he out lined a program embracing tariff, increased and cheaper transporta- tion. He supported federal fnau- cial aid in building up farmer own ed and controlled corporations to take care of the crop surplus. He declared vigorously for religious tolerance and inveighed against corruption in public office. He struck note of idealism in the relation of the government to the people and issued call to the youth of the country to contribute enthusiasm to the American expert ment in Democracy.
 Speaking to vast throng in the athletic bowl and to countless un- seen radio sets. Hoover outlined prohibition without reference to Al Smith nor to the New York gover- nor's declaration for liberalization of the Volstead act. Modification of enforcement laws to permit that which the constitution forbids is nullifiication. This the American people are not content with
 More than one sixth Of his ad. dress dealt with farm aid which is the most urgent economic pro- blem of our nation today and the republican farm plank constitutes a definite plan of relief" He de- clared for elaborate legislative ap- propriations to be put in force and a proposed tariff increase to give agriculture the same protection as other industrial systems. He pro- posed the development of the in land waterways including the Miss issippi and the Great Lakes.
 stand for religious tolerance in a spirit of the glory of our Ameri- can ideal that it is the right way for a man to worship God accord irg to the dictates of his own conscience"
The Nome nugget., 1928-08-11
CALIFORNIA WINS REGATTA

SLOTEN. (P) -... By a sensational three quarters length. California 5 famous crew won over the British Thames Rowing Club in the eight cared finals. The Americans SCOT ed smashing victory in the Olym- pic Regatta.
 California is completing an un- broken season of success and gave the United States premier laurels of the day. and also sufficient points to beat out Great Britain, her nearest rival.
 California's s time for the 2.000 meter race was six minutes three and one-fifth seconds.
 The United States is the only nation to take two first places in the seven finals. The Americans also captured two second places and one third.
 Paul Costello. figuring in the double sculling championship vic tory for his straight Olympic rec ord. with his partner. Charles Nc Ilvane. defated Canada by five even lengths in the final which preceded California's victory
The Nome nugget., 1928-08-11
NUMBER FISH TRAPS
 MUST BE REDUCED

KETCHIkAN. R) --.. Further re- d.ction in the number of fisk traps in Alaskan waters will be necessary in .h, immediate future. Henry O'M; :ley. United States Commis- sioner of Fisheries said. returning here from trip to the Westward and Southeastern Alaska.
 Conditions. on the whole, in these sections are favorable, he said.
 He reported that the seal take this year was 30,056 skins. and the Pribilof season has just ended. An increase of twelve per cent is ap- parent in the seal take over last year.
 Secretary of Agriculture Jardine. is expected here today, although a storm now raging may delay his ar rival.
 MT. O'Malley, District Forester Charles Flory. B. F. Heintzleman. the pulp expert of the Agriculture Department will meet Secretary Jar dine here, and all these ohacials will make a leissrely cruise of the ad;acent watefJs inspecting pulp timber.
The Nome nugget., 1928-08-11
OLD CORDOyA sOURDOUGH
 MINER CRITICALLY INJURED

CORDOVA. (R .... William Quitch a sourdough prospector, who has toiled and mucked for a quarter of century for gold with fortune now in his grasp. last Wednesday was hurled four hundred feet down the clin below his; quartz mine when a cable parted. and is perhaps fatally injured but is in Cordova hospi- tai.
 Quitch's partner sent an Indian runner fourteen miles down the trail to Valdez for help and small power boat fought it's way through a rough ocean twelve hours to bring the old prospector to the hospital.
The Nome nugget., 1928-08-11
THREE MORE VILLAGES
 DESTROYED IN BATAVIA

BATAVIA. (R ... Three more villages on the coast of Fibre Is- land were devastated as the result Of the eruption of Nokatinda Bol- cano. The villages were swept by a tidal wave followinr the severe submarine earthquake
 Ten persons are be wed to have been killed and a number injured.
 Five native vessels were driven ashore but the crews were saved.
 The volcano is still belching inn mense clouds of dense smoke.