davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16
DoP1s z HAsELToNU.

Minulej nedele nasmu dobre
znamemu Slovakovi, p. Janovi
Novakovi jeho manzeIke ich do
bri priatelia zariadili "Surprise
party" k fch 25-rocnemu jubileu-
mu manzelstva. Pan PAM No
yak boil zaiste prekvapeni, ked'
priSli domov 0 6. hodine vecpr
ked' nasli plny dom hostf. Zatym
ich ovencii, ako to byva obyca-
JON a tax 81 posadali vsetci ku
stolu sa pohostili. Boil obsypani
rozlicnymi darmi od priateI'ov a
pan Novak zvlaste vel 'kym pakh-
kom, v ktorom bolo asi sedem bo-
xi a V jednej bola pipka kukuri-
cianka. Nechybali ami muzikanti
na oslave. Bol to pan Shrek a je-
no hudobnici 70 Struthers, ktori
jubilantom hrali al pred % rok-
mi, ked' vstupovali do stavu man.
zelskeho. Medzi host mi videl som
p. Repaskeho a jeho manzelku, p.
Petrovica a jeho manzelku, pana
Konaka manzelkou, p. Lyahs-
vica manzelkou, p. Hurtuka S
manzelkou, p. Hvizdaka manzel-
kou, p. Novaka (brata) manzel-
kou, p. Koly manzelkou, p. Lip
TAXA S manzelkou, p. Stefana Ha-
saja manzelkou, p. Orlovskeho S
manzelkou, pana Gran a inych,
ma ktorych sa 1lz nem6zem rozpo-
menut'. --- ..
Prajem p. Novakovi a jeho man
zelke meme vsetkych hosti este
dlh6 roxy blazen6ho zivota, ably
Sa tesili Svojich dietok (kto-
rych je jedenast') a dietky mimi,
ako doteraz. Mech vas Bob po-
zehnava! I'll. M. J. L.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16
sPOJ. STATY POSTAVIA
Is NoVYCH KRIZIAKOV

Ma bud1com zasadnuti kongre-
su bude Senatu predlozena pred
loha ministerstva namornictva ma
odhlasovanie $274,OO0,OO0, "a kto-
re postavene bude Is novych kri-
ziakov, ] nositePka lietadiel a "a
ktipeny vacsi pocet hydroplanov.
Dom zastupcov uz t1to predlohu
odhlasoval ma poslednom zasadnu-
ii, ale v senate sa k tomu akoSi
nemali, lfajnc, re europske kra-
jiny predsa len pristann ma OBJ
medzenie valecneho lod'stva. A.
merickej Wade teraz je ale uz Jas
ne, ze europske mocnosti nechcG
obmedzovat' zbrojenie, preto
Spoj. Staty musia drzat' krok v
stavbe valecneho lod'stva. Prezi-
dent Coolidge povedal ma 10. W.
rocie primeria pozoruhodni rec
o tom, ake europske mocnosti 81
praj1 len nase obmedzenie zbro.
jenia, GO 81 americky narod musi
vysvetlovat' ako vystrahu pred
nepriate1stvom europskych vel'-
moci, ma ktore musime byt' pri.
praveni. ....
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16
UKRAINCI PROTESTUJU
PROTI POLIAKOM

Ukrainske organizacie Spoje-
nlch Statoch zaslaly statnemu
departmental vo Washingtone pro
test proti nasilnostiam, ktore sa
maly udat' vo Lvove pri oslavach
robenych ma pamiatka hrdinov
ukrai aiinskych, ktorl vzdorovali
pred desiatimi rokmi vtrhnutiu
pol'skeho vojska do Ukrajiny. Ma
oslavach Poliaci spolu i g policiou
bill oslavovatel 'ov niektorych i
zabili Ukrajinci ziadajt vladu
Spo.% Statov, ably zakrocila II
poPskej vlady v prospeeh Ukra-
jincov Pol'sku zijiicich.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16
Spolkove zpravy
sCH0DZA OKREsNEHo
SBORU SLOW. LfGY
Bude sa vydrziavat v utorok ve-
c.r v skole Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda.

Okresny Sbor Slovenskej Ligy,
dla ureenia poslednej sch0dze, Wy
d.ziavat' bude na utorok vecer,
90 novembra riadnu sch0dzu v
skole Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda, ma
ktorn si ziadani prist' zastupco-
via Sborov Ligy ct. spolkov.
Pojednavat' sd bude budilco-
snom Slovenskom Dni, cinno-
sti sborov Ligy cez zimu a 0 po-
trebe podporenia slovenskych
vd6v sirot ma Vianoce. Proslme
hojn1 1east' r.
Jozef j. Schromofsky, preds.
Martin j. Lesnak, tajomnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16
DIVADLO MA STEELTON
VYDARILO SA SKVELE

Minnlej nedele mali ma Steelton
divadelne predstavenie. A to dvoj-
nasobne. Tamojsi herci a herecky
predstavili smutnohru "Ztrate-
ma" veselohru Honorar". l'lo-
hy svoje mali vsetcia dobre ma
ucenG a~vyborne nacvicene, takze
i prednes bol znamenity. Obecen-
stvo sa pri veselohre chutne, 70
srdca nasmialo a pri smutnohre
mnohe zeniGky, ba i poniektorl
maksieho srdca chlapi 81 al "a
plakali, ked'ze hra bola tax doji-
mava a zivotu podobna. ~ ..
Pred predstavenim, ktore zaca-
10 pol osmej hodine vecer, ba-
villa obecenstvo uz cd 7. hodiny
znama hudobna druzina farnosti
Mena Jezis pod riadenim p. Mi
chala PiroSku. Kazdy boil tel
najlepsej nalade. Lebo p. Pirosko
so svojimi muzikantami vzdy vie,
co sa obecenstvu najviac l'1bi.
Preto al boil hudobnici odmeiio-
vani hlucnymi potleskami.
Najprv predstavena bola smu-
tnohra "Ztratena". Hoci mnohe z
dievceniec vystupovaly, ako som
sa ,dozvedel, po prvy krat ma ia
visko, nebolo to veru badat', lebo
hraly svoje 1lohy dobre. Posled-
ny vystup bol menovite dojima-
wy; tax dojimavy, ze mnohi 81 mu-
sell utierat' zaslzene oci. Osobne
muslin vyznat', re tax dojimavej
smutnohry slovenskej som este ne
videl, hoci som vel 'kym milovni-
kom naSich divadelnych bier.
Medzi prvou a druhon hrou,
pocas prestavky, vel mi chutne
pobavil obecenstvo p. Stefan
Jochman "a pomoci p.Andreja Dc
laka, svojimi podarenymi zarta.
mi. Smipchu nebilo konca-kraja
Zaiste mnohi 81 ma to este dnes
spominaj1.
Me menej podareny boil pred
nes al veselohry "Honorar'. O.
becenstvo sa bavilo vyborne g
svoje stedre ocenenie umenia her
GOV hereciek davalo ma javo sr
decnym smiechom a potleskami
Muslin podotkn1t', ze poca'
prestavok bavili obecenstvo al hu
dobni ziaci, ktorych vyucuje p
Michal Pirosko. Moe byt' hrdsn
na Mich jak ich ucitel', tax tie;
al inh rodiGia. :
Obecenstva bolo vela, takze We,
lika sien bola skoro zaplnena
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16
ODBOR Gil. PRIJIMA UDOV
ZDARMA.

Y prilezitosti 20-roeneho jubilea
clenstvo Odboru GIL. N. s. S. sa
usnieslo prijimat' do Odboru no.
vych ddov celkom zdarma, bez
vstupneho, a to "a sest' mesiacov,
dovolenim Hlavneho Odboru.
TAX bratia Slovaci, tn mate do
brt prilezitost' stat sa 1dami
Gil. Odboru. Schodze odbyvame
kazdy. druhy pondelok v mesiaci
NaSa hala sa nachodi ma Spring
Common, pod c. ,33311a West Fede-
raj St., mad Sugar Bowl obcho-
dom, ned'aleko redakcie. Pouzite
priIezitost' stat sa ldami Mar.
SLOW. Spolku bez vstupneho, pri-
Haste sa ma naSej sch0dzi, TAX
zabezpecite 81 vaSu buducnost'.
Som ilctou,
Michal Rybar,
predseda Gil. Odb. MSS.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16

dem, ale 81 pochvaly veru vsetci
zasldzia. Tiez d'akujeme al brato-
vi Ferencakovi "a jeho vel XII
pfacu, ze nam nasich hercov talk
vycvicil. KoneGne d'akujeme ce-
lemu -obecenstvu, lie mas TAX kra.
snym poctom navstivilo 20 vSet-
kych stran mesta, co i'm nezabud-
meme sa 0dslnzit' kdekol 'vek bu-
de divadelne predstavenie, al my
sa no budeme vzdy hl'adet' sti-
castnit'. Katol. Sokol.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16
ia Villa Maria cintorfne.
Pani Alzbeta Vrabel

ma Villa Maria cintorfne.
Pani Alzbeta Vrabel z {. 63
Montgomery Ave. zomrela ma kom
plikacie nemoci V pondelok vo ve-
ku So rokov. PAM Vrablova prisla
do Ameriky pred 43 rokmi, z
ktorych 20 rokov lila Louis
vile, O. a ostatne tn V YOungs-
town. Bola 1dkynou or. kat. cir
kve Sv. Otca Nikolaja a zakla-
datel 'kou i ndkyiou {. 234. IKSJ
v Struthers- Pohrab JED Dol vo
stvrtok rano chramu Sv. Niko-
laja. Pohrabne obrady vykonal
Rev. Jan KruSko. Pochovana bola
V cirkevnom cintorfne Y Camp
bell.
PAM Julia u. 10th, Z {. 437
Early Road, zomrela ma kompli-
kacie nemoci sobotu .vo veku IS
rokov. Neboha priSla do Ameri-
ky pred 35 rokmi ia cely cas-
prebyvaIa v Youngstown. Bola o.
sadnickou osady Najsv. M. Jezis.
Oplakavaj1 ju dve vydate dcery,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16

Pred predstavehim, Y ktatkei re-
ci, miestny duchovny, Father Ko-
els, privital obecenstvo, menovite
vsak host 'ov, ktofych tam bolo
70 vsetkych okolitych farnosti.
Pekne SINE sa veru zabavili: A ia
llfam, Re steeltonski herci here
cky Ease pripravia nam nieco po-
dobneho. Prfdeme este vo vaei, IN
pocte. fritomny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16
POZVANIE MA SEDLIACKY
BAL v HASELTONE.

Spolok Sv. Alzbety, cislo POP.
7. K. S. q. Jednoty usporiada
sedliacky bal dina 19. novembra,
to jest pondelok veeer pod ko-
stolom osady Sv. Alzbety, ma N.
Haseltine Ave. Hrat' bude vybor-
ma hudba. Sestry a bratia z cele.
no okolia bud1 srdecne vitani. So
aesterskym pozdravom,
Maria Srajber, 1ct.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16
sTRIEBoRNE VEsELIE
U .HAMRACEKOV.

V minulf tyzden SINE odpravo-
vail strieborne veselia, to Jest %.
rocne jubileum pre- nasich do
brych priatePov, p. Jozefa Ham
racek a jeho manzelku. Ach, jake
to .bolo prellvapenie .Nikto mic ne
vedel tom, az nedel',f, jak Nu5
vsetko bolo prichystane. A to ich
prekvapily ich dcery pri tom
i'm pomohla ich rodina. O 3. ho-
dine priSiel ma automobile druzba
j druzicka, p. Jan Butcher a :pi.
Veronika Hrosar, ably ich povo-
zili na "honey moon do Cleve-
landu. Ale oni sa vyhovarali, re
je zima, re to al to, ale ked' i'm
do automobile polozili deku, tax
museli fst' az do Clevelandu. TAX
sa vozili az do siestej, ked' sa
navratili, vSetky kucharky zacaly
ryzu sypat' a spievat' a kricaly
"Surprize party!" - "Surprize
party!' A jubilanti len kukali,
co sa to robi. Hovoria: Co to take,
co sa robf, ami SINE sa tomu ne
nazdali!"
Vsetky stoly boly prikryte a
vel 'ka kytica bola ma stole sva-
dobna torta. Prftomne bolo do
SO ludi, az Lansingvillu prisli
S vencom, sice p. Jan Gbur s
manzelkou, pi. Kristfna Gbur pi.
NJ. Holecko. Trdbili, pfskali, az sa
ozyvalo jubilanti mali radost',
ze sme ich mohli tax prekvapit'.
Boly i'm odovzdane krasne darky
cd pritomnych, vsetko strieborne
veci, ktorym jubilanti sa potesili
a sa pod 'akovali.
Ma veseli boil pritomnf: Mas
velebny pan, Rev. j. Kostik, pi.
Andy Garear, pi. J. Hrosan, pi.
g. Popovich, pi. Andy Kozak, pi.
Janova Gbur, pi. S. Teplitsky, pi.
M. Dzurej, pi. M. Timko, pi. j.
Thomasik, pi. j. Geletka, pi. L.
Dunn, pi. M. Hamracek, pi. j.
Dutko, pi. M. Hamracek, pi. j.
Butcher, pi. Rakocy, pi. Yavor-
sky, pi. F. Mordus, pi. Bistransky,
ST. Maria Popovich 81. Antonetta
Hrosar, p. Michal Hamracek,
p. Jan Timko, pi. M. Jasecko, pi.
s. Baynok, p. J. Lacny, p. Jozef
Hudran, p. Michal Zekucia a pi.
M. Holecko.
Ma striebornom veseli SINE sa
vsetci pekne zabavili, zatancovali
SINE 81 al svadobne tance. Mech ich
Pan Bob zehna, ably sa dozili zla-
teho jubileumu, zeby zili dlhe ro-
Ky medzi nami.
ZprAvodaj.
s4ss
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16

III. Anna 10th Vass a pi. Matilda
10th H,sra a pat vnilcat. Pohrab
jei Dol v utorok rano chramu
Na.jsv. Mena Jezis. Smltocne boz
hoslnzby vykonaI Rev. st. Kotis
Pochovana bola Calvary cir-s
torfne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16

bolo, ktora idkyna nepride ma
bal, zaplati 25c. rfam, ze sa vse-
tky uvidime ma bale. $ ictou,
Maria Biroscak, zap.
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Ar \ session of the District Court
Of the United States for the Distris,
OF North Dakota. continued ana heid
pursuant to adjournment. AT .ne
United states Court Room, in tho Cti!
OF Fargo on the Goth day OF March,
1928. the Honorable Andrew Miller
being present aud presiding in said
Court, the following, among othe1
proceedings. were had and done, TO-
Tinted states of America, Plaintiff.
vs.
Estate OF George Thuet and the
Unknown Heirs of George Thuet.
Defendants.
II appearing To the Court that this
is a sui; brought for the purpose OF
forfeiting and cancelling Il reservoir
easement affecting certain PUBLIC
lands Of the United States; ana "
also appearing from IN" return 81 ~
United states Marshal attached 10 tne
subpoena on file herein that no estate
or heirs of said George Thuct can be
found within the District OF North
Dakota. aud that none OF said heirs
have voluntarily appeared hefclh'
now. on motion Of Seth W. Kichard-
son. ESQUIRE, solicitor for the plain
tiff. ii is
ORDERED that said unknown,
Heirs OF George Thuct appear anu
file their answer to the bill of com
plant herein within thirty days after
The service or this order upon them,
and that in default thereof said biil
be taken as confessed. Ana IL is AuI-
Their
ORDERED that service or this or
der be made by the publication or
the same once each week Tor SIN
consecutive weeks. in the Bismarck
Tribune. a daily newspaper published
in the CITY OF Bismarck, North la
Sota.
The United states of Amcrica-ss.
District OF North Dakota
T. j. y. Montgomery. Clerk or tho
District Court of the United states
for the District OF North Dakota. do
hereby certify that the above ana
foregoing is Il true copy of order on
absent defendants entered upon tno
Journal of the proceedings al SAID
Court in the cause therein entitled.
that / have compared the same with
the original entry OF said order on
absent defendants and il is o. true
transcript thercfrom, and OK tho
whole thereof.
WITNESS my Official Signature.
and Seal of said Court, at Fargo. in
said District. this Goth day of March,
1928. "
J. \. MONTGOMERY,
Clerk.
(ScaD Ey Il. II. STEELE,
Deputy.
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TT. LINCOLN. y. u.
(Eia1ajty-1tSD

t13Yuit.-1GSp
At session Of the District Court
Of the United states for the ptstrict
OF North Dakota, continued and held
pursuant 20 adjournment, 1T the
United states Court Room, IN tn.
City OF Fargo on the 2"'h day 81
March. 1928. the Honorable Andrew
Miller being present and presiding in
proceedings. were had and done, 10.
wit:
United States of America, Plaintiff,
Estate OF william Parsons and the
Unknown Heirs Of William Par
sons. Defendants
IL appearing 10 the Court that this
Is suit brought for the purpose Of
FORGETTING and canceilng y reservoir
easement affecting certain public
lands OF the United States. and it
also appearing from the return of the
United States Marshal attached To the
Subpoena on file herein that no es-
tate or heirs of said William Parsons
can be found within the District Of
North Dakota. and that none Of said
heirs have voluntarily appeared here
in. now. on motion Of Seth W. Rich
ardson. Esquire. solicitor for the
ORDERED that said Unknown
Heirs OF William Parsons appear and
file their answer 10 tho ELL OF Com
plant herein within thirty days after
the service OF illS OIutE upon tntfn,
and that in default thereof said bill
be taken as confessed. And it is
further
ORDERED that service or this or
der be made by tho publica ton OF the
same once each week. for six CON
secutive weeks, in the Bismarck
Tribune. n daily newspaper published
In the City of Bismarck. North Da-
kota.
Tho United States OF Amcrica--ss.
District of North Dakota.
]. J. a. Montgomery, Clerk OF the
District Court OF the United States
for the District of North Dakota, do
hereby. certify that the above and
foregoing Is Il true copy OF order on
absent defendants entered upon the
Journal OF the proceedings OF said
Court, in tho cause therein entitled:
that ! have compared the same with
the original entry OF said order on
absent defendants and it is true
Transcript therefrom. and of the
whole thereof.
WITNESS my Official Signature,
and Seal Of said Court. at Fargo. IN
said District. this Goth day Of March,
1928.
J. A. MONTGOMERY.
Clerk.
(SeaD By l.. II. STEELE,
Deputy,
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dren that I'm proud to have you as
my guests. love children. always
did! Now, boys and girls. the
Ferris wheel and the whip and the
merry-go-rounds are waiting for
YOU"
He was interrupted by a whoor
Of Joy from the boys. In which the
girls Joined more timidly. 1T won't
cost you Z cent. II your chap.
cron-" and he turned to Miss Pond
with q courtly bow-"will do me
the honor to accept these tickets.
you'll all have a ride on the Ferris
wheel. the whip and the merry.go.
round absolutely free. Don't crowd
now, children. but gather at the
door of the tent. / thank YOU
When no sprang. rather stiffy.
from the platform, he offered Miss
Pond his hand. then, with her arm
pressed to his side. he escorted her
with pompous courtesy to the door
Of the tent, where the children were
already milling about. wild with
excitement.
In her terror Sally had forgotten
the golden.haired woman In the
green silk sports suit. Now that
the danger was passing. miracu.
lousy ayerted by Gus and Pop
Bybee. she started to draw a deep.
trembling sigh Of relief. but It was
choked In her throat by the discov-
cry that she was being regarded
intenuy by the beautiful woman
who was standing beside the mid
gets platform.
oh" Sally thought in a new
flutter OF terror. "Shc heard Betsey
call me Sally Ford. She's going to
question me. ] wonder who she is.
Maybe she's trustees wife-oh,
she's coming! She's going to talk
to me-"
She rose from her high-backed.
gilded chair, trying to do so with
out haste. Since the performance
was ended she had every right to
leave the tent. and she would do
20, but she mustn't run. She
mustn't give herself away
Hello. Enid! / couldn't believe
my eyes! What IN the world are
you doing % Tar from Park ave-
nue?"
Sally. forcing herself to walk
with sedate leisureliness down the
little wooden steps Of the platform.
saw the New Yorker who had been
paying her half.mocking. half ad'
miring attention III afternoon
stride swiftly and gracefully across
the tent toward the golden-haired
woman. 80 b. too had witnessed
Betsey's historical Identification!
She had forgotten that he was In
the tent. vatching. her. smiling
mockingly. hiding his chance Il
ask her again . % 70 supper with
him after the last show that night
The eolden-haired woman halted
and sally. ont q to corner Of hel
vell9roteete1 eyeab cav IN expires
sion = stattled eu1prise and thel
Of annoyance oWooD ever the beau
titul little facs. GA tint these tws
who ha4 % stSaqoG1y crossed bel
path u one Nestle DAY should know
each Other: shoulb meet : thousant
mf1na aRnv fr0M 49,. n fhA frAnl
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Canada seemed a very tame affair.
Interest in better grade of game
dates from the winter Olympic
games Of 1924 at Chamonix, and
was greatly stimulated by the re-
cent games at st. Moritz and the
subsequent appearance Of the cham
pion Canadian team in exhibition
matches here.
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Ing questioned Sally wanted to
make her passage to the "alley"
door Of the tent take as long as pos.
sible, SO that not note OF the mu.
sic. OF that extraordinary voice
should be lost to her. She had ex.
pected the soldcn-llaired lady's
voice to be sweet. tinkling so.
prano. to match her in size, but the
voice which thrilled her with its
perfection of meditation was a
rich. throaty contralto. little AFRO.
giant, even rs the speaker was, but
so effortless and so golden that
Sally would have been divinely con.
tent to listen to it, no matter what
words it might have said.
Sally paused at the door OF the
tent. and cast a swift glance back.
ward over her grcen-satin shoulder.
YAM was holding one OF Ends
hands In both OF his. laughing down
at her. mockingly but fondly. as il
they were the best of friends.
WELL" she said to herself, as she
ran toward the dress tent. nov
that he's found her. he won't
bother me. wonder who Court
Is. Her husband? hate rich women
who play Lady Bountiful,'" she
thought with fierce resentment.
"Eut-I can't hate her. She's too
beautiful. Like a little gOld-and.
green bird-a singing bird-a bird
that sings contralto."
She was resting between shows,
lying on her cot in the Nress tent.
when Pop Bybec came stridins in.
Its all right. honey. Don't be
scared to 60 on with the show. That
Pend dame came cackling to me. all
het up. half believing what this
Betsey baby said about YOU being
Sally Ford, but / give her grand
song and dance about you being the
same Princess Lalla who Joined the
show in New York In April. She
wanted to talk to you. but 1 steered
her OF, told her you couldn't hardly
speak English and she'd just upset
you. Just stick to your lingo. child.
and don't act scared. Amt q chance
In the world the Pond dame will
make another squawk."
He must have spoken to Gus, also.
for the barker cut her late after.
noon and evening performances as
short as possible, although by doing
SO he lost many q quarter. She
smiled upon him gratefully, was
pleased to the point Of tears by
his whispered: Good kid! You've
sure got sand" after the 10 o'clock
show when she had apparently re.
gained her confidence and her in.
tuition in sizing up "rubes" who
desired to know past. present and
future"
As the evening wore on the heat
grew more and more oppressive.
The wilted audience passed Ian.
guidly from freak to freak. ,moppins
their red faces and tugging at tight
collars. Children cried fretfully,
monotonously; women reproved
them with high. heat.maddened
voiceS: Jan, the giant. tainted while
Gus was ballyhooing him. and II
took six white hopes" to carry
him TO his tent. At II o'clock. when
Gus had just started his last
"epier' Of tho evening. q terrified
black man. with eyes rolling and
sweat pouring down his face. stag
gered into the tent, bawling:
| sAwful storms BLOWN up. folks!
Lock LAX : cyclone! Run for 20
lives! Tents amt safe! Oh. mai
0awd!"
II ITO Be Continued)
/ 4 crime tolloscs 81 the path o.
the storm, and Dduid = suspected
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Canadians Visit Is
Boon to Paris Hockey

Paris, April 14.-(P>-lce hockey
is getting SO popular in France that
a new "Ice Palace" is to be built on
the Champs Elysees for inter-re-
gional and international matches.
Hockey has long been played in
Paris, but on small rink and to a
visitor from the United States or