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New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
COLUMBIA CRASHES
ONTO GOLF COURSE
Continued from ;hrst Page)

the winter of 1926 1t was showed In
and completely buried In a snow
but was none the worse when dug
out.
Before 1t set new endurance
record in April 1927. it had travelled
$4,000 miles. The engine in 1t then.
Wright whfrlwind and the one
powering it now. had done 10000
miles. 1t is roughly estimated that
the ship has flown to date approx
imately 100000 miles.
After the endurance record flight.
made by ChamberIin and Bert
Acosta. the Columbia was flown to
Germany and while IN Europe was
cracked up by Walter HinchIiffe.
later lost on another ocean flight.
ship Rebuilt
The ship was rebuilt here and its
next long flight was to Havana. with
both Levine and Mabel Boil as pas
sengers.
This summer Levine loaned the
plane to Miss Boil for air ocean
flight but she abandoned the at
tempt at Newfoundland after Amelia
Earhart beat her to the gun.
Cracked Up
Levine later cracked the ship up
a second time and 1t was again re-
built. Its latest achievement was
participation in the nonstop DERBY
to California Vt reached its destina.
ton but had 10 make one stop en-
route and SO was disqualified.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
Sales Force Banqueted
By L. F. & C.. Official

Members of the sales force in the
washer and cleaner division of the
Connecticut Light and Power Co.
were the guests of District Sales
Manager l.. J. Drager of Landers.
Frary L. Clark at banquet at the
Burritt hotel last evening. The
banquet was given as result of
unusual sales achievement by the
sales force under the sales supervi-
sor. +. NJ. Beach, new records hav-
ing been established. Those attend
ing the event were A. W. Borg.
sales manager of the c. l.. d p. Co. !;
L.. J. Drager. f. NJ. Beach. l.. f..
Andrews. l.. v. Read. Ernest Bour-
geois. T.. s. Lupien. C. s. Doerher, J.
f. Gillis. A. Ladinig. r. s. Wood
ruff and Edward kozloski.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11

port. but Ewing electionesrs claimed
strong support from the larger DELE
cations In the north and east. Four
other candidates, Paul v. McNutt Of
Bloomington. Ind: Ralph r. ONeil
of Topeka. Kansas: o. L. Rodenha M
mer Of Eldorado. Ark. and ]. Mon
roe Johnston Of South Carolina,
were considered n being far be-
hind the leaders in strength. but In
excellent position to beneht by .
landslide should the leaders dead
lock. as seems likely. in the first few
ballots.
Adjournment was set for noon.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
Would Take Couples Land
On Judgment for S5O.5C

Claiming non-fulfillment Of ::
judgment rendered in city court
Peter Nardoney today brought
foreclosure of judgment lien sn
against Charles and Julia Schatf'
OF Newington on eight pieces
land in the defendants possession
The writ was issued by Attorn'
Joseph G. Woods. On October j.
1927, a judgment was rendert'
against the defendants In city cou.
for the sum OF 5000 and $3.50
costs. The plaintiff then gave tn
deputy sheriff an execution or
which he collected 311.21. which
was all that was ever paid. On An.
gust s the plaintiff signed a certiti-
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
STATE HEAD OF LEGION
TO VISIT new BRITAIN
Page Scat0a VIII Administer Oath
to Odicers OF Eddy Glover
POst November 10

Nate Avery. commander Of the
Eddy-Glover Post. American Legion.
announced today that Page Seaton.
commander Of the stst: department.
would come to New Britain Novem-
her 16 to administer the oath to the
new officers, directly after the an
nual election to be held that eve-
ming.
At q meeting this Friday evening.
a committee will ba appointed by
Commander Avery. tn arrange for
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11

cate Of judgment lien upon lands
OF the defendants In Newinston.
The plaintiff claims foreclosure Of
tho liens and possesaion Of the
lands. Deputy Sheriff Matthew
Papciak served the papers and at
tached the property Of the defend
ants in the sum Of 5000.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
Legion Battle
FAILS TO APPEAR
No Fight in Convention Over
Colonel Mitchell

San Antonio. Tex. Oct II w
An anticipated fight over the air
policies advocated by Col. William
Mitchell, deposed chief Of the army
air service, failed to materialixe at
the national convention of the Amer
lean Legion here today.
BY unanimous vote the convention
accepted the report otits aeronautics
committee Of Legion hiers be sent to
Washington to confer with congress
relative 10 the establishment of a
separate bureau OF aeronauttcs UNI
der a single department of national
defense.
Creation of single air force. in
dependent Of the army and the navy.
was advocated by Col. Mitchell in
his famous criticisms OF defense and
air policies which led 10 his court
martial.
The convention went on record as
being strongly In favor OF the extern
sion by this country OF air lines into
recommendation of Legion men in
the Panama Canal zone on this sub
ject were incorporated In the report
adopted.
Last night was the most hottest
that Houston street had been during
the convention. Celebrating L"g,on-
naires trau,red the pavement all
night long d.dgging top cannon.
which they discharged at frequent
intervals and traded barrages Of
eggs with d.nizens of tire upper
floors of hotels who threw water at
them. The Gftair began when the
hotel defenders started dropping
huge sacks OF water on the pave.
ment near pedestrians.
Louisville Chosen
Following yesterdays selection of
Louisville for the 1929 convention
and enactment of an astonishing
volume Of legislation. little bust
ness remained for the closing session.
Outstanding in the legislation en-
acted was endorsement or Com
ommendation that the Legion &C
lively support universal draft law.
All amendments to the national con-
stitution proposed during the year
were rejected without debate on the
advice of the constitutional COM
mittee.
To Hear Mitchell
The controversial report of the
Legion committee on aeronautics.
complicated by Colonel William
Mitchell's decided views on the sub
ject. remained to be heard today
The committee announced that it
was ready to report yesterday and
distributed copies of the resolutions
1t intends to probe, including a
recommendation that the United
States promote Pan-Amcrican air
lines. when called for. however.
the committee chairman was not
present.
An address by Judge Ecnesaw
Mountain Lands Of Chicago, was the
only speech on today's program.
Which was called for selection of
national commander from one Of
the largest and most evenly balanced
fields the organization has known.
General Roy Hoffman Of Oklahoma
City. approached the final session
with perhaps more state delegations
than any other candidate. but the
number Of candidates made it pos
sible for anyone to win with the
right break when the business OF
compromising begins.
Strong Support
Hoffman headquarters claim
strong support in the south and
west. Texas yesterday swung its 3s
votes to him. General Albert Cox Of
North Carolina and John y. Ewing
Of Shreveport. Wore cancelling each
others efforts to obtain So,lth ern s,ln-
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
PRINCESS DEAD

Annecy France. Oct. ILR-Prin-
cess Sophie of Orleans, daughter of
the Duke of Vendomc. a member of
the French royal family Bourbon
Orleans. died at the Chateau de
Detourronde. near Evian today. She
was 80 years old.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11

making this meeting ons Of the best
Of the year. AZ New britain haa the
largest post In the ct,te. II b e.
pected that the entire Connscticut
Legion ytaff will accompany Gem
mander Seaton.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
FALL HCGIiENlN

Torrington. Oct. II R-Paul
Huguenin. 81. professor Of French
at the Utica, N. Y. conservatory Of
music. died here today. He was
taken Ill while visiting relatives.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11

READ HERALD CLASSIFIED, ADS
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
Strong support

Hoffman headquarters claim
strong support in the south and
west. Texas yesterday swung its 3s
votes to him. General Albert Cox Of
North Carolina and John y. Ewing
OF Shreveport. We're cancelling each
others efforts to obtain southern sup
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11

To permit Building Inspector Ar
thur n. Rutherford TO make d study
Of building line conditions on East
street, a continuance was voted in
the application OF Louis A. Horwitz
for an extension Of non conform
ing use by bringing his store front
four feet forward to the line of his
dwelling house which adjoins.
When the proposition came be
ore the board the only question was
on the extension of store in a
residence district Mr.. Marholin.
owner Of nearby building in which
a store is located. and Nathan
Googel. who operates the store,
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studies at Bismarck high school.
While in Bismarck she makes her
home with Ter sister, Miss Anna
Lange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hanson and
Mrs. Hanson's daughter. Ruth Gala
han, have returned from Bemidji,
Mimi. where they spent several
days at lake resort.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Conklin have
returned to Bismarck after spending
! few days At Spiritwood lake as
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Flint
Of jamestown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Siesal left
Wednesday for Chicago where they
win spend the winter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Siegal are E::aking the trip by car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth w. Simons
announce the birth of q daughter
Wednesday 1t st. Alexius hospital
A daughter was born Wednesday
at st. Alexius hospital to Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth King of Bismarck.
B. j. Kuntz returned Wednesday
from Bulls Gap, Tenn, where he at
tended the Pressmen's convention.
i -
Mrs. B. F. Lawyer left this morn.
ing for Washington, ILL.,, where she
will visit relatives.
=
Miss Betty Allison, who has been
visiting here as guest Of Mr.. and
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Anne Payseno Is
Bride Of J. Danrot

Miss Anne Doris Payseno, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Pay
seno of Bismarck, became the bride
of John Danrot, Bismarck, Septem-
Der 1, at St. Louis Catholic church.
st. Paul, MINI. The nuptial mass
was celebrated by Rev. Father
Morel.
The bride wore white georgette
with a white hat and slippers. Her
flowers were sweet peas and lilies
of-the-valley. She was attended by
Miss Jane King of st. Paul, who
wore tan canton crepe and carried
sweet peas. r. Crietsch of St. Paul
was best man.
Alter the ceremony, wedding
breakfast was served to the bridal
party at the Hotel Lowry. Mr.. and
Mrs. -Danrot spent several days in
the Twin Cities during which time
they were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
E. Larson, st. Paul.
They are at home at PIT Eighth
street. The bride has been employed
at the Washburn Ignite company
office here. She has attended the
Bismarck schools and business col
lege.
Mr.. Danrot is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. N. M. Danrot of Bismarck. He
is a graduate of the Bismarck high
school and attended business college.
He is how employed in the office of
the superintendent of the 500 rail-
| way.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cordner and
daughter, Ruth, of Bismarck and
Mrs. Mernie Kisner of New Salem
left today for Florida where they
will spend the winter. En- route they
will visit at Minnesota lakes, the
Wisconsin Dells, Springfield, H.,
and at Louisville, Ky.
Misses Ernestine and Irenemary
Irvine LETT Wednesday for Battle
Creek, Mich, where the former will
be employed at the Battle Greek
sanitarium and Irenemary will at
tend Battle Creek College. Miss
Ernestine was graduated from Bat
tie Creek college in June.
Miss Kathleen Braxerol enter
tanned at theatre party Wednesday
afternoon in compliment to Mrs. B.
Dickinson of New York city. After
the matinee, the hostess served re-
freshments at her home at 2l3 First
street.
w. H. Webb and P. B. Webb left
Wednesday for Lake Melissa, Shore
ham, Mimi, where they will spend
a few days at their summer home.
Mrs. w. H. Webb has been at the
lake the greater part of the summer.
Miss Esther koth Of jamestown,
came to Bismarck Wednesday to en-
ter the nurses training school of
the Bismarck hospital. Miss Koth
is a graduate Of Jamestown high
school with the class Of 1927.
Misses Anna Mae and Barbara
Jane Strauss will return to St. Paul
this evening fter = visit here: as
guests O. Miss Cora Marie Strauss,
laughter of DR.. and Mrs. F. B.
Strauss.
Miss Dorothy LANCE of Max has
returned to Bismarck to resume her
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A big lot Of fine grade
wash silks. satins, flat
crepes. silk shirtings, lin
ings and velvets. featured
in good colors, many Of
them in extra length for
dresses, hut you may buy
any length your wish. We
cut, them for you. TO close
out 1t .................
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Bismarck Nurse Is
Married in Montana

Miss Clara Mueller, who has been
q member Of the Bismarck hospital
staff for the last few years, was
married to Thomas Carson Byall
August % at Missoula, Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byall will be at
home at Butte, Mont, after Septem-
Der IS. Mr.. Byall is employed with
he Northern Pacific railway.
w. E. Lair and son, William E.
Jr., left today for their summer
home near Park Rapids, Mimi,
where Mrs. Lair and sons have been
spending the summer. Mr.. Lahr
will spend a few days vacation at
The lake after which the family will
drive to Far;bault, Mimi, where
James Lahr will resume his studies
ut St. James school. William E.
Lair, Jr., will 60 to Northwestern
university 1t Evanston, Ill. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lair will return to Bismarck
about September Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garnet O'Brien and
children Of Elmhurst, N. Y, were in
Bismarck this week as guests of Mr..
and Mrs. R. D. Corwin. Leaving
Tuesday for San Francisco, Calf,
they were accompanied by Mrs.
O'Brien's brother, Arnold Helgeson,
who will attend Leland Stanford un-
iversity at Palo Alto.
Mrs. H. S. Grover of Lisbon left
Wednesday for her home after Wis.,
Siting here as guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. D. Wilds. She was accompanied
home by Mrs. Wilds and daughter,
Jeanne Marie, who will visit in Lis
bon for a month.
Miss Belle Menus Of Minneapolis,
who has been visiting Mrs. o. C.
Croonquist, returned to her home
this week. Miss Menus is member
Of the faculty Of the MacPhail
School of Music.
Miss Blodwyn Owens, daughter of
Mrs. D. 7. Owens, has entered the
Eastern Montana Normal school at
Billings, Mont. after spending the
summer on a motor trip with rela-
lives.
Mrs. v. ]. LaRose and daughters,
Marcelle and Elizabeth Anne, have
returned from their summer at De-
Mott Lakes, Mimi, where they have
spent the last two months.
Mrs. w. C. Taylor and daughters,
Marian and Priscilla, of La Moure
were guests Of Miss Leila Diesem
this week. Mrs. Taylor and Miss
Diesem are sisters.
Mrs. w. l.. Smith and daughter,
Florence, left today for Billings,
Mont, where they will spend the win
ter.
Arthur Bauer and Henry Horn
have returned from vacation trip
to Minnesota lake resorts.
Mrs. Florence Woerner is visiting
in jamestown as guest of her moth
en- Mrs. Edward 1ngstad.
Miss Mary Nuchols left Wednes-
day evening for the Twin Cities
avhere she will spend several days.
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Former Resident of
Bismarck Is Honored
at Luncheon Monday

Mrs. w. c. Taylor of La Moure,
who was a guest in Bismarck this
week, was. honored Monday at the
Hotel Prince when Mrs. w. E. Par
sons, Mrs. E. H. Pierce and Mrs.
D. T. Owens entertained at luncheon.
Garden flowers centered the
luncheon table and places were
marked for IL guests. Mrs. Parsons
and Mrs. Owens gave short talks
including "reminiscences of the. days
when the guest Of honor was resi-
evdent of Bismarck.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to our many friends and
neighbors for their kind words and
deeds during the illness and death
of our dear mother. We also wish
to express our thanks for the beau
tiful floral offerings.
Severt Brenden.
Howard Brenden.
Mrs. Melvin Lem.
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Bridge Tournament
Will Close Friday
With Games at Club

The last Of the bridge tournament
series will be played Friday after
noon at the Bismarck Country club.
After the final game, scores will be
counted and prizes awarded.
Mrs. W. H. Bodenstab will be in
charge of the affair Friday. Play
will begin at o'clock and tea will
be served during the afternoon.
The bridge tournament has been
in session at the club during the
last six weeks.
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At the Dome Tonight, also
Friday and Saturday, Art
Emard and His States Calace
Band, u. N. D. Favorites.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-09-06

Ward County Independent Tor over
two years, will leave in the near fu-
ture for New York City. where he
will enter Columbia university to
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-09-06

MINOT EDITOR ENTERS COLUM.
BIA UNIVERSITY
Minot.-Lyle Webster, who has
been engaged as local editor Of the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-09-06

take . Postgraduate course Ia jour
nalism. Mr.. Webster 10 q graduate
from the University Of North d.
kota.
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Mrs. E. J. Taylor, will return to
Hebron Friday where she is m in
structor in the schools.
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Winter Underwear

Stock up now for several win.
tiers to come-you'll never re.
gret il. Our com plete stock Of
medium and heavy weight knit
Underwear for women and chill
dren, either in cotton fleece.
wool or silk and wool, knee or
ankle lengths with dutch neck,
bodice or built up tops will be
sold for only ................
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Sizes IL IL to &value0 TO
$3.50. Boys oxfords and girls
pumps or high shoes-black. \
tam or brown-Goodyear welt
soles, some with rubber heels.
Everyone from our regular
Kewpie Twins, Great Scott and
other we'll proven lines that DO
WEAR. Buy them In the clos
inx out sale for only .........
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-21

hal 81 vo svetovej vojne k slave
| |trtznenfm a odstrelovanfm manor
nikov-S v-Sloyanov. Jeho prikladu
nasleduje mierumilovne" do.
stojnictvo a vojsko mad'arskej ar
mady. v okrese formal 'skom, '
obci Abovciach, zije kl'udne spo
kojne obyvatel 'stvo, obraba polia,
|ktore mu holy pri parcelovanf mi
nuleho roku pridelene. Pat ma.
d'arskych horthyovskych vojakov
v cele d6stojnfkom, kona po-
ch6dzku ma hranici. Ma poll, vo
vzdialenosti asi / KIN cd hranlc
ma dzemi Gesko- o-slovenskom pracu-
je ro1 mix - obcan eesko-sloven-
sky. Mad 'arska hliadka prekroci
hranice, napadne ma poll pracujd-
echo rol'nika, styra ho a dobije
tax, ze potrebna je rychla lekar-
ska pomoc. Tu je nutne diploma
tickou cestou poukazat' ma ciny
horthyovskej armady a raz ma
vzdy zamedzit' ohrozovanie cesko
slovenskych obcanov ma zivotoch
a majetku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-21
MINISTER DIR. GAzIK JE SPO.
KoJNY s TERAJ$oU sAMo-
SPRAVoU.
ka a dobytok

"Slovensky Vychod" %. nov,
pise:
Vo polebnej schodzke sloven-
skej l'udovej strany Novom Me.
ste mad Vahom NAL minister DR.
Gazlk vel'k1 volebn1 a progra-
movt rec, ktorej najprv od6-
vodnoval vstup slovenskej Judo
vel strany do vlady.
Priebehom schodzky ziadali ME
ktori pritomni odpoved' IA dota-
zy ohl'adom poslanca dra TulSu.
Ciastka 1castnikov schodzky po-
tom ziadala Tukovo vyldcenie 20
slovenskej l'udovej strany. Mini
ster dr.. Gazik odpovedal, re dr..
Tuka V slovenskej rudovej stra-
he beztak hra bezvyznamn1 dlo-
hu. Dalej vravel minister, ze je
pre- samospravu, aka bola teraz u
stanovena, lebo ked' tato bude
vybudovana a dokon6ena, dava
dostatocnu zaruku, ze Slovensko
a jeho zaujmy budu patricne chra-
meme. Nato sa vyslovil dr.. Gazik
este politickom soskupenl vlady
a poukazal na to, re slovenska
Pudova strana svojim vstupom do
vlady pomohla nieien konsolido-
vat slovenske pomery, ale osla-
bila tym al opozlciu socialist
ckych stran.
KoneGne dokazoval minister dr.
Gazik, re vstup slovenskej Pudo~
vel strany do vlady stal sa k voli
zaujmom Slovenska a ME strany,
ktora by mala omnoho l'ahslu
situaciu, keby bola zostala opo-
zicii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-21
DIETA TAKMER UVARENE.

V obci Sanpanci pri Kezmarku
(Spis) stale sa V rodine tamoJ-
sieho obyvatcpa Englandera ira.
gicke nest 'astie. Ma dvore Jcho
domu boly priprayene study ma
kapustu, ktore maly byt' vypa-
rene. Ma dvore 81 hraly deti na
schovavanku pri hre 7-rocna
dcerka Englandera sa ukryla do
suda. V tom prisla sluzka S vrla-
cou vodou, ably study vyparila, a
naliala jul prave do sudu, V kto,
rom bolo dievcatko schovane. die.
ia bolo strasne obarene, take
jeho koza visela v caroch tela a
ma druhy den zomrelo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-21

nsnt d6lefitf prsdpoklad pr1
d'alN vyvoj tychto prfstavov.
"a prvych desat' rokov investo.
val Ssl. Jt4t M svoju dunaiskd
plavbu ciastku vyse Stvrt' miliar.
dy Kds. . toho pripada ma upra-
WI rieky, stavbu pristavnych "a
riadenf q ma stavbu lod 'neho par
ku 1894 mil. Kcs., ma kdpu lode
nice v Komarne 5,75o,OOo.- Kcs
ma dcast ma Gsl. axe. plavebnej
spolocnosti dunajskej los mil. X.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-21
ZTRATIL SA CESTOU z AME.
RIKY DOMOV.

Jan Kubatka Ludrovej dip
tovSka) yracal sa z Johnstown,
Pa. pc 17-rocnom pobyte zpat do
svojej rodnej vlasti spolocnosti
En-. Zachara Luciek. Zachar "a
nechal Kubacku pri zpiatocneJ
ceste v Parfzi. Trebars cd tej do
by uplynulo niekol'ko mesiacov,
DO Kubackovi nieto ziadnej sto-
py; domov sa nevratil a ami ncpi-
Sc. Rodina menovaneho hi adala
s1kromnou cestou, avSak bez Wy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-21
RUeKY u1GEIEC sTAL sA
BRATIsL.AvtANOM.

Slavny rusky spevak Nikola
Melnikov, vel mi obl'ubeny brati.
slavskym obecenstvom, dostal ces.
ko-slovenske statne obcianstvo a
stal sa prislusnym do Bratislavy
Melnikov volil 81 Bradshaw pre-
to, lebo nem0ze zabudndt' ma bra
tislavske obecenstvo, ktore no tax
srdeene prijalo jeho umeleckom
posobenin. Melikov v tejto sezone
vystlpi " Bratislave vo viacerych
operach ako host.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-21
DALSIE CsL. PRfSTAVY Ma
DUNAJI. "

Mol; cmn ma tomto mieste nie-
kol,lo krat, znravv zaobera ijlce
60 not,sonym rozyo ;o,n csl du-
n.;sho; nlavbv isl noduna; j.
eLSoh nr,st,vov Rratislavv Ko.
marna "a nrvycb desat' rokoy tr-
,,a,,;o aosLo slovanstsbo stain
~ +on,to ,ohdoh; islo ,redovset-
kvm . to vvbudovat' samostatne
nr,storv yvslobod;t, tax mas
ahohod /. r;emvsel 70 zav;slost;
!. v;adni Rndanest;
y d,.1som ohdob5 bnde ysak
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-21
HoRTHYHO ARMADA TRYZNl
tsL, .OBCANOV. @

Casopis ".Gemer-Malohont'' pf-
Sc: Neminie snad't tyzdlla, aby
SINE nemali move a move zpravy 2
pohranicia jednak ako drzo zne-
pokojujl prislusnici "Levente''
obyvatelIstvo, zijuce V Cesko-
slovensku a ,znovu. prekvapujdca
skutocnost' poslednych dni odpo-
rule nielen medzinarodnym smlu-
vam, avsak i: :citom fudskym -
vobec l'udskosti. Horthy dopoma-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-21

oh okoli sd tovarne ma stroje, 10.
vopriemysel, tovarne ma umelt
hnojiva, chemikalie, cistiareh pc.
troleja, zpracovanie tabaku, kofe,
dreva, hodvabu, platna a inc. 2
Bratislavy sa vyvaza vino, lieh,
drevo, ovocie, zeleniny, obilie, ma-
ka dobytok. A'%
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-21
ZLATO MA PODKARPATSKEJ
RUSI.

V marmarosskom kraji nasiel
starry ucitel' hrudu, ktora obsa-
huje zlato. Banicky urad v Bere-
hove rudu sknmal a je pravde-
podobn6, ze kapital. potrebny ku
sriadeniu bane, bude sohnaty.