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The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-23

There has been few changes in the house. The house was very 5 old, but it was beautiful with the mellow dignity of age It had seen so much it nhad heard so much that it felt not only old nbui wise and understanding. Per- haps it was not even age that it felt. With so much youth and romance and gayety coming into the house from time to time it felt young and romantic and gay itself.
 But this year it was worried. The house belieyeds in tradition, in memory, in sentiment, in an niversary Particularly the house believed in Christmas.
 Every Christmas it had been decorated. Green wreaths had been hung in every window. Great branches of. pine had hung over the ancestral portraits which were heavy enough to bear them.
 
 smaller sprays of green. Red candles were lighted in the candlesticks on the mantelpiece every Christmas eve. Every Christmas eve there had always been some members of the family who had moved away and had come back. The house listened silently, expeetantly for the whis- tie of the train on Christmas eve. Then for the noise of sleigh bells and the craekle of the sleigh stopping in front of the house tC let out it's family members who had journeyed back home foi Christmas. f.
 Of recent years it had been an automobile that had honked and stopped before the house. The house liked a sleigh better. But still it kept up with the times It liked having an automobile il front of it's door during the sum mer-and it liked the arrival oi the automobile at Christmas time
 It was not this modern inven tion that had bothered the house this year. It was something else
 For years and years and yeari there had been a little piece O mistletoe hung under the olt lamp in the front hall. It was { funnyI old lamp. It had pictures on it's, four glass, sides and it wa really the lamp holder, for ever. evening just at dusk one of th' members of the family would come out and pull the lamp hold CT down on it's workable chair and tip the lighted lamp jus enough and most carefully so i would fit inside. Then back III the lamp was pulled again. From this had always hung the thistle toe
 Mistletoe was sometimes hart to get, but a little piece had al ways been obtained. One veal there had been only two white berries on the mistletoe, but thii
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-23
OUT OF TUNE

To the person out of tune with life, Christmas may mean a wearisome duty, a bestowing of gifts on indifferent people, re- ceiving in return things of in- credible unsuitability for which he must write notes of imitation thanks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-23
THE OLDER THE BETTER

Christmas should always be fashioned. You may be sure that in 1928 and TIPS and so on back they deplored the rush and uproar of their Christmas and sighed for the good old holiday of 75 years before. Woman's Home Companion.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-23
Particularly the House Believed
 in Christmas.

year in spite of great predom- finance of green there were five white berries. So it was not this
 that worried the house. It was
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-09
School Work AT
Olrnito Gets Off
To Good Opening

OLMTTO, Sept. s.-0lmito school
work got under way with the en-
rollment Of a larger number Of stu
dents than ever before on Sept. a.
The faculty is headed by J. H.
DiItz, principal Of the junior high
school, who here highly
recommended. He has had several
years experience in athletic coach
ing and in dealing with various
intra-mural school activities.
Misses Wilbanks. Head and Tut
the work with enthusiasm. Mrs. VI.
l.. Terrell, principal Of the ward
school, has had wide experience deal
ing with non-English speaking stu
dents.
Special training Is being offered
in the lower grades Of the ward
school to students not able to use
English we'll.
Plans and specifications are COM
plete for the home economics build
ing to be erected adjacent to the
new school building. This will make
the junior high one of the best
arranged and equipped buildings Of
its kind In Texas. teachers state.
The Boy Scout organization Is GO
ing ahead rapidly with three prac-
tically full patrols holding regular
meetings. DiltE has charge OF this
work.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-09
HALLAM HEADS
HOOVER DEMS
Brownsville Man To
Direct Organization
In South Texas

The Hoover democrats Of south
Texas will Be we'll organized before
the general election in November,
was the prediction made Saturday BY
Or. s. X. HalIam OF Brownsville, who
has been appointed by Alvin Moody
as one Of the organizers for The
south Texas section.
X. b. Ward OF Corpus Christi will
cooperate with DR.. Hallam in the
organization work.
"The real democrats OF south
Texas are preparing to make q thor
ough campaign and propose to or
ganize every voting precinct" Or.
HalIam said. "We have received as
e support from many lead
ers who are joining in the move
ment to preserve the principles Of
democracy by voting against Smith
and Tammany."
DR.. Hallam stated that orsaniza-
tions had been perfected at San Be-
nito, Harlingen, Donna, Weslaco,
Brownsville, and other cities in the
Lower Rio Grande Valley, and pre-
dicted that many Of the Valley
towns as ven as the large farming
communities would give Herbert
Hoover q decisive majority in No
vember.
1.-THE trend OF democratic leaders
to Hoover is amazing" DR.. Hallam
said, in discussing the politica sit
uation. "Those who have fought
for years for the principles Of de-
mocracy cannot approve the proposal
to Tammanyize the party. We be-
lieve the principles Of democracy can
best be served by voting for a can
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-09
ORGANIZING TO
CLEAN FIELDS
War on Cotton Stalks
Being Mapped BY
County Agent

San BENlIO, Sept. S.-Cameron
county is being organized into dis
tricts and communities for the con-
duct of the stalk cleanup and boil
weevil eradication campaign this fall,
il was announced here Saturday aft
ernoon by County Agricultural Agent
Henry Alsmeyer.
Alsmeyer said thta he has received
communications from the cotton gin
owners Of the Valley pledging their
cooperation, and asking for iaforma-
tion on various points Of the general
campaign. The county agent IL TO
work in cooperation with the gin men
in cleaning up the stalks throughout
the county.
The county agent said that a num-
Der of the community chairmen have
been appointed, and that the list
will be completed probably during
the coming week. The districts are
determined by the ginning precincts,
in a manner somewhat similar to that
used by the organization Of Valley
farmers earlier in the year 70 en-
force the cotton picking price agree
ment.
Alsmeyer said that he has received
the number Of farmers who would
poison and otherwise treat their COT
ton in hopes Of getting a top crop
is small, stating that the top crop
will amount TO practically nothing II
the cotton is not poisoned, because Of
the increasing number Of boil wee
wis at this time OF the year.
II the cotton is left in the fields
for a top crop, il can not usually
be taken out before the latter part
Of October or November, which will
be about the end Of the stalk cleanup
campaign.
In Hidalgo county the ginners. and
County, Agent J. W. Kirkpatrick are
handling the preparations for the
cleanup campaign, which will be
waged this year on a more compre-
hensive basis than at any time in the
past.
Alsmeyer said that the campaign
will be started as soon as the
ground is dry enough from the pres
ent rain to allow work in the fields.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-09
Newest Mascot
'Maggie',AdOpts
Fire Department

The West Brownsville fire de-
partment has accumulated a :
cot.
The latest addition to the fire
fighting force Is Maggie" a dim
inutive spider monkey brought from
the wilds Of central America by
@Snakc' King and purchased by the
fire fighters.
maggie" has already adopted the
department. and has proved an
earnest and apt pupil in the hand
ling OF the fire siren. She has al
ready accompanied them on several
practice runs. ard proved her abil-
ity 10 acquire knowledge Is BY no
means limited.
Perched on top OF the fire truck.
the diminutive. monkey becomes
wildly excited whenever the depart
inert starts on a practice run. r.
a few DAYS she learned that every
time she pushed the siren button
there was Something doing" The
noise frightened her at first. but
she soon became accustomed to 1t.
The greatest difficulty the fire
bows now experience j. keeping her
away from the siren button.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-09
COTTON TOTAL
MAY Be UNDER
10000 BALES
Valley Ginnings To
Date Approximately
$4,000 Bales, II. P.
Boyd Estimates

Doubt was expressed Saturday
night By II. p. Boyd Of San Benlto,
manager OF the Valley Gin Co,
relative to the total cotton produe-
ton Of the Valley counties running
to $4,000 bales Mr.. Bcyd's esti-
mate OF ginnings to date was So
500 bales.
Bovd's estimate Saturday. Sept. 1,
was $4,000 bales. indicating that
qinninrs the past week had not ex-
ceeded $500 bales
There has been rapid deterlora-
ton Of the second crop cotton Mr.
Bovd said. "due 20 unfavorable wea-
Their conditions, but It is possible
that the rains Of Friday and Sat
urday viii aid in developing the
second crop. II it does, the total
will run over 10000 bales. but pres
ent indications are that it will not
exceed that figure.
Practically all gins in the western
part Of the Valley have closed down
for the season. and other gins are
running on half and quarter day
schedules. The grade continues tc
hold up. though the rains are ex'
pected to cause some deterioration
OF open COTTON
Reports from the five cotton gins
in the Brownsville section up e
Saturday morning showed a total o.
1850 bales ginned. Due TO the heavy
rains Friday afternoon and night nt
cotton was being ginred Saturday.
The five gins include two II
Brownsville. the Fl Jardin gin neal
the lower river plantation, Olmift
And the c. r. Barreda gin severa
miles west of Brownsville on tn
military road. The two Browns
Vile gins report a total Of 54l]
bales.
Reports from the lower river sec
ton. where the cotton crop was
late. indicate that the peak Of th'
ginning has been passed, but sew
eral hundred bales will be added
to the total. Cotton continues q
come 70 the Brownsville gins IN
fair quantity, ard the gins will bs
in operation at least two OF three
weeks with prospects they vii
handle a second crop.
Ginners state that the Original
estimate Of 5000 bales for tbs
Brownsville section still holds ant
II Is probable that amount will b
exceeded.
In the Los Fresnos section prac-
tically ali cotton has been ginned
with a total around 1900 bales, &C
cording 10 ginners' reports.
Considerable cotton remains 20 be
picked along the military road
where much of the acreage was
planted late. and many of those
who planted early are trying for a
second crop.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-09

An increase in truck acreage IN
the Brownsville section as a result
Of the heavy rains was predicted
Saturday By w. z. McDavitts pioneer
shipper of Brownsville.
aThe soil is in excellent condition
for the planting Of fall and winter
vcretable crops" McDavitt said,
"and / am confident the acreage viii
be as large if rot larger than last
season."
Seed sales TO date indicate the fall
vegetable crop will be more diversi-
fled than in former years. There
will probably be . decrease in the
cabbage and potato acreage. with an
increase in other varieties of vegeta-
bles.
Planting Of feed crops Is also ex-
pected TO be more general in the
Brownsville section, as many Of the
dairy farmers are expecting to IN.
crease their herds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-09
CAPTURE IN
LIQUOR HAUL
Shotgun, 2 Revolvers
And Truck Seized
BY Officers

Facing a double-barreled shotgun
loaded with buckshot. Customs Of
ficer Lee Campbell and Deputy Sher-
if George Miller Saturday after
noon placed five men under arrest
and captured approximately 20 gall
Ions Of liquor, two revolvers. the
shotgun and a Chevrolet one-ton
truck in which the liquor was be-
ing transported.
The arrests were made on the
road east of Brownsville neal the
Martin swimming pool. and the
prisoners were placed in the Cam
eron county Jail 70 await action Of
the federal court.
The deputy sheriff ard customs
officer were out on n scout and
when they saw the truck. backed to
the side Of the road and waited
for II. The truck was having some
difficulty in negotiating the muddy
road. and when the officers appear
ed on the scene. one Of the occu-
pants who sat on the front seat
with a shotgun in his hands began
10 handle the weapon in a nervous
manner. The officers noticed two
other RE throw reviewers TO the
rear Of the car.
Facing a pair Of six-shooters. the
man with the shotgun decided 70
relinquish the weapon. and when
the officers examined it later they
found both barrels loaded with
buckshot. indicating the party was
not hunting white wings. The two
revolvers. one a IS and the other
a Sc caliber. both fully loaded, were
retrieved from the real Of the car.
The liquor haul included SO pint
bottles of mescal. 3 quart bottles
and three 5-gallon demijohns % the
same liquor. II quarts OF tequils
and s quarts Of habarero.
The party was headed toward
Brownsville and officers expressed
the opinion the liq1or had been
crossed at some point several miles
down the river.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-09

didate who can be relied upon to
save the nation from the threat Of
Tammany.A
The Hoover democrats propose 10
appoint chairmen in every election
precinct and pledge them 20 get out
the vote in November. They are also
making arrangements TO conduct ac-
tive campaigns throughout every
county in south Texas, DR.. Hallan
said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-09

NUNEATON. Eng.-While attend
ing church George Calkins was
found TO have smallpox and 80 cases
have developed among the congrega-
ton.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-13
tNct., ktor5ch VOLTA.

Zaiste aj toto podujatie must
schvalit . must dat Lige, iej pa
tfiAei skredit Z, ze sa zaujala. tel.
To 1iasej americkej potreby Te-
raz 5e rad ma ysetkysh slovAkov
chytit "a do pr6ce ukazat ze
naozaj chcl pracovat ked i'm
Iiga poskytne program robit ds-
60 "a nase tunajsie potreby.. Te-
raz nelnoxu mat vyhovorku ami
ii, ktori vzdy kricali, ze mech Li.
ga da pokoj starokrajo ajovym ve-
clam mech sa stara nase tu-
najsie potreby. Ano, zakladajte
politicke kluby ako nam to Slov.
Liga odporucala ME par ty1d1ov
pred vol 'bou, ably odporilcala to
este minuleho roku pobada mas
k tomu stale, aby SINE sa organs
zovali politicky. Il
I Presvedeili SINE sa poeas yojny,
co m0ze dosiahnut silna, peyna
| organizacia. Videli SINE ako sa
premahaly prekazky naoko nepre
mozitel ne, lebo drzali SINE spolu
! v jednej silnej organizacii a pod
porovali SINE program Slov. Llgy
grosom. Teda robme nieco teraz
pre- seba tn Amerike zacnime
cd zakladu, cd fundamentu. "a
kladajme politicke kluby spoj-
me vsetky nase kluby V jednom
svazku, v Slov. Lige. Kazdy ul
jestvujuci klub mech sa prihlasi
| do SLOW. Ligy a kde nieto este
klubu, pousilujte sa no zalozit
hned' a prihlaste sa tiez pod tt
nasu peknt zastavu slovenskl'
ktorn drHi vytycenil mad nam
Slov. Liga. V nasledujncom clam
ku povieme 81, ako robia politikl
inc narody, ktore st politieky do
bre sorganizovane.
il @ d'alsie tlpravy mozete sa 0
bratit' ma tajomnika Slovenske
J Ligy, Mr.. John A. koctir, p. 9
-IBox 996, Pittsburgh, Pa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-13
HAsELTONsKY v MEM. POD.
PoRUJUCI sPoLOK TATRA.

Uradniei na rok 1898 s6 nasledovni:
Prcdseda, Jan Bizup, 1887 Gladstone
ST., City. Podpredseda Jan kozak, "A
Morley Ave-, Campbell, o. zapisnfk
Jozef Kacenga, 1889 Gladstone st.,
City. Pokladnik Jan Basista, 1O1 Ha.
scltine Ave-, City. Ustovnik Martin
Zcntko, p. O. Box AT Haselton Sta,
City. Dozorcovia majetku Michal 10.
yak, Box 15l Haselton Sta, City. Mar.
tin Basista, 1900 Gladstone ST., City
Dozorca ehorych Stefan Stole, Box 81
Haselton Sta, City. Straz dveri yalent
Rovder ST., Box 264 Haselton Sta, City
Schodze sa vydrziavajd kazdd 4. ne
del'u mesiaci skole osady Sv. Alzbe
ty ma N. Haseltine Ave-. 2. hodine
popoludni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-13

soch Afriky. Teraz je nkazovany v
Earl Carroll Theatre Y New Yorku,
pri ohrohnej navsteve obecenstva a
bude ukazovany po celej krajine.
Tento film je ME ma jayisku upra-
veny. ale pozostava 70 skutocnych
snimok Afrike, co oini no al cennym
prispevkom k prirodozpytu toho tina.
veho kontinentu.
dnohe 70 snimok vyzaebovaly dlh6
hodiny 0aka9ia d cihania Y nehybno.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-13

MA 8 31 1c6
lebo asaail q A. Lan1intville
SLOW. Di,msl jtir
menom stefan 1asbn1tisk, pod :.
21s3 Shirisy Road, ktofy vyhoto.
vnje dl'a miery . najnoysej iaody
pardzskej krasne osSfecaty, ko-
stymi a hodvabne dssssy - vel.
nj mike ceny. StalA v5stava me.
deloy. Slasna .obslaha.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-13

Ma Madison Ave, S-izbovy dom
ma vel 'kom lote, IA ktorom je
ina vacsia budova siica ma mastal.
Dom moderny av dobrom stave.
lMajiteP odchadza z mesta, nusi
predat'. Je to blizko Wick parku,
v c. 269 w. Madison Ave. Telefon
3O553.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-13

60. 3
n6hat narodu peiazni j radou,
ably sa n tel vydobytej slobode
vedel uplatnit', aby sa vedel u
donicnit, 70 svojej ded'oyizni.
iii sase Sloy. Liea pomahala pi.
smom, peniazmi ,prednaskami, a.
tle tA1e 11aamissto horliyej pomoci
10 strany cel6ho nlroda tn v a.
|merike, dostalo "a jej urazok, ma
Idavok, i podujate boly kroky ma
jej znidenie. Ked' sa nepodarilo
Slov. I6gu snicit', povstal kirk,
ze aby Slov. Liga ak chce 6osi
fobit - starala sa o tunajsie, 0
americks nase potreby starokra-
jovym ably dala pokoj.
Dobre teda. Slovenska Lfga j
popri mnohej praci celonarodnej,
|k0nanej tax pre- tunajsich Slova-
kov, ako | pre- narod ma Sloven-
sku, vzdy vedela najst' easu j pc
i1azi vzdor skromnej podpore SO
strany naroda, pre- tunajsie ma
liehave potreby. v marci, minu-
i leho roku, podujala ma schodzi Y
Pittsburghu, ME priam l'ahke pod
ujatie, poskytndt zachranu Slo.
vakom rozptylenym Kanade
kdes slovenski vyst 'ahovalci Dol
" krutom polozeni. Zalozila kan
celariu v Montreal, pomocou l1to
rel narodu tej ciastke Kanady
dostalo sa vel'kej pomoci O
chrany pred vselijakymi dare
bakmi. ktori Slovakov tam obkr,
dali tisli do dusevneho otroc
tva. Kazdy uznal, ze veru je t
bohumila praca, ale narod nj
vel mi sa odusevnil poskytova
MIN financnej pomoci, ably diel
mohlo byt' so zdarom konane. N,
Liga yykonala Wac, ako 50 o.
nej mohlo pravom ocakavat'
pri tej chatrnej pomoci, ktor
niektore organizacie poskytly, u
skutocnila vec, ktora bola vel IN
stirne potrebna.
A teraz Ease SLOW. Liga obratil
J zretel' na vel XII americku potrt
bu, aby narodu dala smer pt
trebny pokyn, ae prisiel cas-, alb
al Slovaci brali dcast' polit
ckej sprave, ably al Sloyaci ma
, moEnost' rozhodovat 0 tom, ak
: sa ma gazdovat peniazmi, ktt
! re oni skladaju V daniaeh talk,
: ko al ini obcania. Liga svola,
! minute, ,ho roku schodzu do Clev
i landu. do Holenden Hotelu ta
Nv prftomnosti mnohyclf zastu:
j GOV rozlEnycll organizacil pre-
z lo6ila navrlE ably sa zakladaly p
0 liticke kluby, aby narod mas p
a mocou tychto kLlbov prisiel
! svojmu pravu, ably Sloyaci mol
{ mat vliv Ma vol'by a ak by
nevolili na daktore tlrady syojit
: l'udi, aby pomocou silnej organ
y zacie vyn1tili 81 pine uznanie
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-13

oxNA16klTE.
Ct. obecenstvt oxnamujem, 10 som -
prest ahoval do nov6ho domu, 3. ~
coitsville Road. KtS ssntsl'a stavat'
dom te1to jari. nsch ma navsttN -
fnu 3 radosti posldIim plinami, radon :
odhadnutim csny. Moja robota ~ %.
poruca ssna. StAviAm domy vsl'k6
male. Tslsfonujts 7S7ts.
MATEJ WANSACH
Slovensky Stavitel' Dom0v
457 Coitsviile Road, Campbsll @
Posta: r. d. No. ], Youngstown, Ohio
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-13
KED' MARTIN JOHNSON UROBIL SVOJ
LUCKY STRIKE
LUCkY NIKIkE

\ Martin John.
son nasiel svoje
st 'asttie. ked
Dol ma svojeJ
filslmvacej w
prave V divokeJ
Afrike.
Snad' najvat.
81 nzas vzbudzu.
jncinl obrazoan
.je "Sinnba =,
ktOrv on nafil'
anoval spOlu l
Osa Johnsononl Y
dsvokEch prale.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-13

= Ci uz mate knizku Anne.
rika Nasa Vlast'?' Ak ME, prid ;.
te 81 ju zadovakit' do redakcie.
Je to najdplnejsia americka histo.
ria V slovsncine so 49 obraztni a
8 Mvotopisini slavnych Amerika.
nov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-13

sLovkcI a PoIlTIKA.
.(c',hJ''

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sa. .pH' - .'Ss'9n 'o'a
po'i'.A'' . ~ - ~ go, -
'eoo n'e'o - o'll ps 80 -, 80,
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h'oia - Ss'vpus uOJSe p'a
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,,ol;4;,,,, 10 v,ostu6 n;;vt, +aL
,,o,, ! a,ovsloch noho,o Nv az;
oh,;,,,
slnvso; z.sal, !; vvherat, oh
s;ans,,e nan;ere asi rokn 1900 !
dnst, ,naSnom ,os+e !, "a tobo
sosn .;s,oo ) t;s,ca slovs,,or -
i 80 o,.san,n; sno;on,,,,, sts
TOW rna +;sf.a ! t;uicss a,oys, ~
y ny !, roaenvoi, sloval-ov kto.
= :; ,;o,on roso,r o,,,a5a;,, doLo,,o
= 81 n,.;, y; ,otrohns vzdola
ia o,o oI ! cbod;, start rak ai
n,,..1,;, 4;az obod; t.,- Al; star;
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,:
'sak oo rohu Iosv Je " 'fiu'
sat osein rokoN. = anleiicn' ou
canH' klorI 81 Vyprah asi 'scl
prvycn rokocn opc'snsAe papie
re. vycnoVan w synov q ucery
ktofym dali az Vpdelanle iepsie .
no SAM uos'a'i 2 prsosa nesiun'
mkae dakeno 11acneno poArok.
y oloVaho'' na poii'icAoni po,'
uRrem par counclihahnov . Jeo
: eng ciena s'a'neJ lelsia',y' w
'eraA oioyacl nihue niAono es.'
heSsoiili' lreco ie.o' % neina
me zladnu na aaco sucu poil'ich'
orsa4laelu' Frey pfohiDic'ou
sue noio wac 'ysu 'aA1sans.'
Oll.lc1s'n Aia.V' o1 ua,n
a'a. WIS 1a 1 80
vosaii icn nia'he prev WI 'ai
po.nocou pai s.'e'AoYpiNa 2
az. saAyon n M -
q heu n'eAac :! 'es,o' auoN :
schooAu 'feua . a'''' "a ,e.ia1
hou. Ne1au1,lnayu = : po''''eA
Neci iia e.no.e' e'
dA.o neuoJuu 'o'a0A n,N
'hu@ NY mus,i',o ~ 'poA,l'N
sorsahi1o'ani 'aA' aAo '' 'oi :
nlzovane me naroay Amei'h' '. :
h'ore MAUI funac" po''''on -
moe. oioVeilska hi9a AmeiiA
s'ara Sd po'reoy narood Aa'
dom smere. on prev rohaihi Aal' ,
qua .Maticu ohoishu, Any ,ialoo'
pomona x po'reone1 s1oeianos'
snemu pOdniku aE .nepriatel SIX,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-13

@ d'alsie ilpravy mozete sa o.
bratit' ma tajomnika Slovenskej
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Box 996, Pittsburgh, Pa.