davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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| percent. parSnpS, nrna ptaust SfSa.
chokes and green peas. ,
Fruits, which occupy q prominent
place in diabetic diet, are desirable
as they have little carbohydrate con.
tent. Watermelon, ripe olives, and
avocado pear have five percent;
strawberries, lemons, mango, black,
berries, cantaloupe, peaches, pine
apple, oranges, orange juice, grape7
fruit and cranberries have ten per-
cent; raspberries, currants, apricots,
blueberries, pears, apples, cherries,
and huckleberries have fifteen per.
cent.
| Ice particularly is needed in the
making of diabetic desserts, forwhick
unsweetened gelatine, unsweetened,
cIstaros, unsweetened canned fruits,
unsweetened frozen cream, made,
with pure cream, are often advised.
The other foods recommended for
the use Of diabetes, such as butter;
olive oil, cottage cheese, cream, nuts,
except for peanuts and chestnutss
and paraflin oil, all need to be kept
cold to prevent their becoming stale,
or rancid.
The green vegetables listed pre-,
viously should be cleaned and pre-
pared for cooking as soon as possible.
after they arrive from the grocer's.
Leafy greens, such as lettuce or,
spinach. should be tightly rolled in
large squares of clean cheesecloth'
and slowed away in the refrigerator.
Others, such as carrots or green peas,i
should be put into large-mouthed
glass jars with lids, and set in the
refrigerator Onions, and other odor.
Gus foods, when stored in jars or
other deep containers with lids, will
not dispense their strong scents. In
refrigerators operated with an ice
cake, food can be kept in a fresh,
tender condition for days, without
fear of drying out, as the cold air is
prevented from absorbing moisture
from the food by the moisture which
is given off from the ice cake. Melting
ice, after all, is the ideal refrigerant,
because it keeps food of all varieties
at its highest perfection.
Where only one member o. the
households obliged to use the special
diet, which is most frequently the
case, the use of ice saves the cook
much labor. Soups, cream, vegetable
or broth, may be prepared in suffi-
cient quantity for several days use
and kept wholesome meanwhile in q
covered jar in the coolest spot in the
ice box, which is directly under the
ice cake. Vegetables and desserts,
too, may be prepared f.! ieveral;
daysat one cooking, and Kept with
safety in covered containers.
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wv YHEN special diet has been
wv nrescrihed by a physician for

wv YHEN a special diet has been
M prescribed by physician for
w the treatment Of diabetes.
ice really is q necessity in order that
the special food materials, which are
If a particularly perishable nature,
be kept perfectly wholesome. Other
wise the diabetic condition may be
aggravated by chronic digestive dis.
! turbances traceable to contaminated
and decaying foods, says DIR. Martha
! Manning, home refrigeration expert
At once when this diet is ordered
it is best to make sure of having ar
efficient refrigerator, one well insula
: ted, so that ice will melt slowly while
keeping the temperature low, and te
arrange plan of filling and re-filline
with the deliveryman whereby the
| box always will be we'll supplied with
ice. This done, the moist foods, Of
which diabeUic diet chiefly is com.
! posed, should be kept in the refriger
ator's clean and icy interior all the
time they are not in use. They are In
! this way protected from contamina.
ton by germ-laden dust, and the low
! temperature prevents the develop,
ment of harmful numbers of bacteria
} which multiply at incredible speed in
warm air.
J Soups for the diabetic should be OF
the clear vegetable variety, broths
or cream soups, made withpure cream
end M 3our Relishes stimulate the
appetite and add snap to the diabetic
bill of fare. Ripe olives, lettuce, rad
ishes, celery, cucumbers, endive and
watercress all are approved by some
of the leading dietitians. tIg
Vegetables, of course. are most i'm.
Iportant. In the preferred group are
the following, which have a three
percent carbohydrate content: Aspar
,gus, brussels sprouts, sauerkraut,
string beans, sea kale, tomatoes
ettuce, endive, cucumbers, spinach,
greens, and celery.
Only slightly less desirable are
those having five percent carbohy'
drate content: cauliflower, Swiss
lchard, eggplant, pumpkin, cabbage,
,leeks, radishes, collards, mushrooms
and kohl-rabi.
These vegetables, which are ter
percent carbohydrate may also be
permissible: beets, okra, turnlps
onions, squash, carrots, rutabaga; and
'sa the following which have fifteen
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! indicated BIZ the fact that exports @,
safety razors oy MS company mali
/ tain a steady rate Of increase Z"
ports tor the first ten months Of l9z
for instance are twenty-one pe.cen
greater than for the same months IN
1926.
Uncle Sam who presents the d
ures In somewhat different shape u.
his monthly summary 81 foreign COM
merce reports ioO.l55492 razor blades
exported during the first nine months
OF le27--or a minimum total Of hall
oillior snaves.
Which does look like another A. j.
! F against wh!ssersl
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hind them with their w,,iskers and
setting out irasn ana clean tc q ne"
start Italy with the most SIN .otn
shaven faces lmpresses MIN as the
most prosperous country u europe
When / see Italy today ne say
compared with what II was IN 1920
realize what MussoiinI mas meant TO
the country. Everyone seems HAPPY
contented. industrious And yet ! am
told there are 100000 applications
on file oy Italians wishing TO emigrate
to America"
The actual commercial advantage
won o. the doughDoy for American
razor manufacturers, Fahey states Is
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Biggest Corporation in World 7 ~
= :. Demonstrates Faith in Radio

Radio has again demonstrated It's
place In the Sun. with the announce
Imenr that the biggest INDUSTRIAL cor
,poratiop IN the world is GOING or the
lr Leaders In radio ano automo-
plles-ooth OF which are affecting &C
Irtally the economic ana soclai NE CT
the counrry-eee particular signln'
lance In the statement oy AIreo +
sloan Jr- president OF the Generai
Motors that MS huge corporation u
putting On the biggest enterprise IN
,oroadcastine entertainment over the
plggesr nook-up Of stations USED tor
a regular weekly feature MONDAY
evenings from 9 80 &c 10 80 eastern
standard time Is the ornaocast nour,
which embraces twenty eight sta
lions as follows:
WEAF New York: WEI Boston
iW1lC, Hartford Wilt Philadelphia
WRC. Washington: WGR. Buffalo,
tW1 AM, Cleveland: WV. Detroit:
WSAI, Cincinnati: ESD. St. Louis:
IWCco. Minneapolis-St. Paul; WTMJ.
Milwaukee: WOO, Davenport; WHO.
Dee Moines: WOW. Omaha: WDAf.
Kansas City: Evoo. Oklahoma CITY
TULSA: WBAP. Fl Worth: WHAS.
Louisville: WSM Nashville: VINO.
Memphis: wSB. Atlanta: WHIT. Char
lutte; WAX, Jacksonville: WAR.
Providence: wTAG. Worcester: WCSH.
I Portland Maine.
General Motors has grown 90
large ssys Mr. Sloan. that more
than l0Oo 90 people are directly con-
,cerued NTH the manufacture, sales
ana sarvic,ne q our products: and u
J will DO ~ all good to be reminded Of
our relationship to each other regu.
larry each week"
The nroadcssting plan calls for an
allotment Of hours among the several
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The kksr9@s&tzSJ~sas@k
0ah Ea.i5vhs Aaik.'~ tlso.t
N AsSssie 10 10 kn~s< rrssfJ
), nls ~ Vi<~ SsstI nssr<s
sni sbp raseisl fed ess WV
tsr,S fer stuSi Dor ~. ssi
ssrsi itAJ b ds,Ad riss jsri
u rho roIs~<a~. hs,b ux$
tack, and JvxS. IN frfs,t<ss
,s1 0fh ID. ais naH u 70.
Jrk~sssd % kss fhs- IN fs,tsd
ordti.u. La dStrssrssAd fed
harm ~ invalid.
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and the invention Of the gasoline
pressure lamp. the soft, even diffusion
OF which is the nearest approach TO
daylight of any artificial illumination,
is one Of the most outstanding OF the
advances made in manufacturing. Use
OF innumerahle safety devices is an
other.
Increased production per capits
has been so great that bankers hours,
may be looked upon by working peo-
pie as form Of slave driving atty
"nars - nee"
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AFRED p SLoAMn1estoay
GEWERAl Mo1oRS.

ScVC|ITbS@ WV Wv
divisions O; the Family each one o.
Witch will az, ~ ro%: - the tamil,
party" on each Nsrdse 'veping These
divisions INCLUDE :3:*uoIs. Pontiac.
OIdsmobile. OaSlnpd. Buick. LaSale
Cadillac. GMC Truck and Yellow Cal,
and Coach: also the Fisher Body
Frigidaire and Delco-Light Companies
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WICHITA KANS.--is II" F~rerican
EzIkman working himself out o.
r.Crkp
All the worlds needs will be pro-
rgced In three days work each week
J., 1877 II the per capita production
:. the working man increases In the
s,:ae ratio as II has In the last lwen-
~ I'VE years. according 10 Karl ailoy.
j%.ef OF the research department OF
5no Coleman Lamp company here.
The average man Is producing 50
g.: cent more manufactured products
fEap ne did o quarter OF century
k;c," declared Mr. Hiloy. From 1912
:, 1915 alone there was an increase oil
50 per cent per person In production
J Growth IN output per person Is due
IN the main 20 the increasing utlilza'
Ion OF machinery and power. to the
:r PRODUCTION Of various sorts OF labor
pa. Wing devices and methods. 70 the
k-Owth OF mass production OF stand
,nrdized articles. the elimination OF
haste and other economies resulting
20 better me'Nods and management
Improvement In lighting facilities
with tpe -t"llasior g.. electric 49,:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-10
MAYOR NEMA PRAVA
PREPUSTIf ENGLEHO

v minulom elsie pisali sme OBJ
sirne, ze mayor Heffernan pre- pt-
hu politiku prepustil 20 sNzieb
mesta komisara poulicnych kar
Harry Engleho. Mestska rada O.
pravnila Engleho najat' prayota-
ra a Engle najal 81 chyrneho pra-
votara Osborna. Tento hned po-
dal ziadost' ma okresnom side 0
docasny zakaz proti prepusteniu a
sudea Gessner zakaz povolil. Po-
jednavanie bolo stredu a vo stvr-
tok sudca vyniesol rozsudok, ze
mayor veru nema prava prepl-
Stat komisara poulicnych kar
bez sdhlasu mestskej rady. Nest
ska rada ale je proti prepusteniu
Engleho a tax Engle zostane j ma
a'alej komisArom, ak mayor ne
b,lde apelovat apelacny sud ne
Svrati rozsudok sudcu Gessnera.
j p
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-10
PAT sLOvAKOV
BUDE DEPORTOVANE

V sobotu imigracni komisari
arestovali pat Slovakov. jedneho
Poliaka jedneho Mexikana. lebo
sa dostali do Spojenych Statov
nezakoni tym sposobom. Styria
Slovaci arestovani boil Camp
bell a piaty pri Newton Falls, Po-
liak a Mexikan v Campbell. Me-
xikan prekrocil hranice mexicke
a Slovaci Poliakom hranice ka-
nadske. Mena Slovakov SIT: Mi
chal Kukula, Stefan Frena Duri-!
"a, Jozef Jac'ko, Pavel Zupko a
Michal Lacny. Jacko Lupko
prekrocili hranice pri Grand
Fork, N. Oak. Kukula sa dostal
ferrou do Detroit, "a co platil
$50. Poliak Rzekecz platil $50 "a
prevezenie ma motorovom cline Z
Kanady do Detroit. Vsetci bud1
teraz deportovanf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-10
As SLOVAKOV A SLOVENIEK
DOSTALO oBtANHTVO

Vo stvrtok a piatok minuleho
tyzdna vydrziavaly sa vysluchy
kandidatov' obeanstva zkiisky
SO zdarom presto 2l2 osob. Medzi
kandidatmi, ,ktori dostali obcan-
styo je As Slovakov Sloseniek,
ako nasleduje: Matej Jaseeko, Lo-
wellville; Stefan Mclean, Central
Ave: Jan Smrecansky, Tampa
Ave; Jan Topolansky, Campbell; !;
Frank Mokry, Oneta st !; Jan Or
lovsky, Campbell;, Daniel Polish,
|Silliman ST.; Alzbeta Kusner,,
Campbell; Jozef Ka1mar, Jean
|'sst ST; ; an .sftsaE I n = =
Kovac, Oneta ST.; Jan Harnu-
tovsky, Struthers; AKbeta Kon-
das, Campbell; Maria Mraz,
Campbell; Anna Kovac, Camp
bell; Jan Pekarcik, E. Marion
Ave; Rozalia Tenko, Campbell; !;
Juraj Garcar, Struthers; Jan Kru-
pa, Taylor ST.; Jan Horgos, Graf
ger Ave; Maria Zalibera, Camp
bell; Michael Melega, Haselton;
Jan Ratay, SO. Maryland Ave-; !;
Katarina Sumiak, Hunter Ave-;
Peter Nemec, Crescent St; Imro
Janoslk, Donald Ave; Jan Ba-
byak, Campbell; Julia Schromof-
sky, e. Midlothian Blvd; Maria
Rosko, Campbell; Maria Pavelko,
South Ave; Michael Ores, Taft
Ave-; Maria Vrabel, Campbell;
,Andrej Sirilla, Campbell; Anna
Vasko, Campbell; Payel Mhdy,
Campbell; Jan Kozak, Pyatt ST.;
Roza Husak, Springda1e Ave. I;
Andrej Borovsky, Watt ST.; Mi
chael Klein, Sunshine Ave; Jan
Mraz, Struthers; Stefan Babnic,
Hunter Ave; Rosie Javorsky,
Marble St.; Stefan Terlecky, AL
ma Ave. Vsetkym srdecne gratu-
lujeme!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-10
'Charleyova teta'
je veselyy kus
Je to kus 20 Mvota Studentov a Go
studenti vyvedd, to privedie do
smiechu al 2tfalca.

Cd nedele ma tyy1den, 10. febru-
ara vecer zahra dramaticky krt-
zok evanj. cirkve a. v. "Jan Hus'
v CLANCY High auditoriume jed
MI najveselsich veselohier ma
svete, chtrnu "Charleyovu tetn''
ktora je cerpana 20 zivota stu
dentskeho ma univerzite. Celv DEF
je popretkavany huncntstvom a
zdravym humorom, mad ktorym
sa kazdy elovek musi zasmiat' cd
srdca. Tento kus zahraj1 dobri
herci a mimo toho 1einkovat bu-
de i cirkevny spevokol, ktory "a
spieva narodne piesne.
Ctene slovenske obecenstvo je
nctive pozvane ma toto divadlo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-10
HICKMAN oDvrsNE

William E. Hickman, ktory ~
niesol zavrazdil 13-rocnh Marian
Parker potion jej rozsekan1
mrtyolu predal "a 81 500 jej otco-.
vi, odsildeny Dol vo styrtok v Los
Angeles ma smrt povrazom. Br&-
nil sa sialenost 'ou a viaceri tex
peril syedcii, ze je sialeny. aie
Hickman sam 81 to pokazil- Pfsa1
jednemu spoluvaziovi- -kamar&toybE
BE ako 50 bude robit sialenyn n1
stide . ako on oklame vsetk5ck &
DoloEil: Rozuanie -, Se som j. li lI
sialeny, Haha | Nebnde nm ~ & 81
ked nn saloIia sluc ~ k) k s;s
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-10
10 schoodze /:
= -
| 0kr. Sboru Ligy
slovensly Dsn spojeny buds !
oalaKou 10-rodu5np juhilanmu
CSR. - Bude vydrxiavan5 25. jd-
La v Idora parku.

V utorok veGer vydrziavana bo-
la schodza Okresneho Sboru Slo-
vcEskej Ligy, miestnosti skoly
Sv. Cyrilla 9 Methoda, ma ktorej
boil pritomnf: Jozef j. Schro-
mofsky, predseda Okr. Sboru a
zastupca Sboru SO. Ligy, Martin
j. Lesnak, tajomnik Okr. Sboru a
zastupca Sboru Ligy 2 Haseltonu,
Frantisek Hudik, pokladnik Okr.
Sboru a zastupcap Sboru Ligy z
Brier Hill, Michael Rybar, zas-
tupca Gil. Odboru MSS, Martin
Muransky, zastupca {. 25. IKSJ.,
Andrdj Benedik a M. Mraz "a
Sbor 1913. Ligy na Steelton, Juraj
Murdzak, zastupca Sboru Ligy 2
Lansingvillu, pan Jochman, zas-
tUpca c. 308. IKSJ. 70 Steelton,
Anton M. PalkovG, hi. sprayca
X. S. a adv. Michal j. Palkovie,
"a Sbory X. Sokola.
Schodzu zahajil predseda j. j.
Schromofsky peknym preslovom.
Zapisnica minulej schodze bola
eltana prijata. Podavane boly
zpravy vyborov.
Ia vybor kultdrn6ho vecierka
podali zpravu M. Mraz, M. j. Les
max. Vecierok bude iste. prvu
nedelu po Vel. Noci, dina Is. apri-
la v Skole Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda.
Miestnost' nam zaruGil Rev. j. M
Lis6insky, ktory ma vccierku po.
vie pouend prednaSku. Cely pro.
gram vecierka este nebol vypra.
covany, ale bude pozostavat' zc
spevu, hry ma hudobne nastroje
recitacie a komickeho vystupu
okrem uz spomenutej poucnei
prednasky. Ueast prislnbili: Rev
J. NJ. Liscinsky (prednaSku), Ste.
fan Jochman (komicky vystup)
prof. BelavN (solo ma piane), p
VagaS (tenor solo), prof. Mrazel
(solo ma cello). Budl este pozia
dani: p. Jozef Martinko, dirigen,
fKeith-Albee orchestry (solo nj
husle), 81. Anna Gondol a 81. Ma
|ria Berdis (soprano sola), p. Wit
Ikaj (reeitaciu basne) Okrem
ltychto budl poziadanf 1cinkovat
aj TAXI naSi amat6rski umelci .
umelkyne, ktorych nam prof. Be
llayH 4 prof MrGsek navrhnd. Ko
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-10
NOVY oBtAN OKLAMANY
Sv1NDLEROM o $66.35

Neznamy svindler oklanlal jed
neho noveho obcana $66..35 toho
tWdna. svindler prisiel x nemu,
&c obsianS SKY ia piet med dostane
PRIV, kym nezaplatf obeiansku dan
" obnose $66.35. Obcan uveril a
vyplatil svindlerovi ziadany OBJ
nos. Svindler dial obcanovi al po-
istenku a povedal mu, ably 81 siel
po obcianslSy papier do sudnej
budovy, do izby {. 302. Obcan
siel, ale takej izby nenasiel, lebo
v siidnej budove tol 'ko nieb MET,
ale zablndil rovno do kancelarie
okresneho fiSkala Thomasa, ktore-
mu povedal, co 81 ziada a co sa
stale. Okresny fiSkal hned postal
okresneho detektiva hi 'adat pre-
fikaneho Svindlera.
Wac raz SINE upozornovali, aby
nikto nikomu nedaval peniaze "a
dan, ked pride do domu kolekto-
vat. Zaplat tie to ma korte, ak tre-
ba platit'. Ale dane ma obciansky
papier vobec nieto ked' by
svindler prisiel al k nas:n Slo-
vakom, ktori sa stall obeanmi,
mech no zadrzia a zavolaji policiu
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-10
.NAvRH PRoTI TRET1EMU
TERMfNU.

Senator LaFollette podal Sc
nate rezollciu, v ktorej ziada, ably
senat sa vyhlasil proti tretiemu
terminu prezidentskemu. Rezol1-
cia spomina memo Coolidgea, ze
je> vraj pohyb, ably Coolidge Dol
nominovany ma treti termln. Pre-
zident sa vsak Wac razy rozhodne
osvedeil, Re nechce byt' kandida-
tom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-10

8. hodine pre- dospeltch. Hra sa
Y skole Sv. CyrillA Methoda,
Mena iicinknjhcich SIT: Jan Wit
kai, Jozef Javorsky, Stefan Pal
guta, Jan Silvia, Maria Javorskyy,
Katarfna Palguta, Maria Andrel-
kovic, Helena Salata, Alzheta
Boha, Olga Palaseak, Jan Hovan,
Matej Susak, Helena Palenfar, e
milia Steiner, Andrej Palencar.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-10

micky, vystnp vyberu PIP. Martin
Lesnak st. Jochman, obaia cd
bornfci v.tomto odvetvi. Zvoleny
Dol vybor, ktory sostavi cely pro-
gram a prednasku uskutocnf. Vo
Avybore sa: J.J Schromofsky, M.
,Esa4se.s,iels y ~ v. Ga1s-
Br M. j. Lesnak, povereny or
ganizovanfm dramatickeho krGz-
ku lone Okr. Sboru Llgy podal
zpravu, ze behom dvoch tyzdnov
nemohol tito pracu skoncit'.
Pojednavane bolo 0 Slovenskom
Dni. Tohto roku pripada 10-roGne
jubileum Ceskoslovenskej repub-
liky preto schodza rnnala "a
vhodne, ably jubileum oslavene
bolo spojeni SO Slovenskym
Dnom. Vymcnovany Dol vybor,
ktory sostavi program predne-
sic budiicej sch6dzi. Vo WHORE
sd: j. J. Schromofsky, M. j. Les
max, FIR. Hudik, A. NJ. Palkoyic "a
M. Mraz. Sch6dza urcila datum
Slovensk6ho Dna ma stredu, 25.
julia 1928, dla usnesenia lansko-
roGneho. Bude v Idora parhu, co
bolo tiez usnesene este lanskeho
roku. Ma Slovenskom Dni bud1
sokolske cvicby. A. M. Palkovic
prisl '1bil beast cvicencov celej
zupy X. S. Zupa T. s. J. Sokol bu-
de tiez poziadana vyslat' cvicen-
GOV. Otazka baseballu bola pone-
chana buducim schodzam.
Vyibor dobrocinnosti podal
zpravu. Tento vybor, pozostava-
jiici bratov Lesnaka, Hudika a
Benedika ponavstevoval mnoho
slovenskych osiralych rodin. Via
cere Mich najdene boly v nes-
miernej nndzi. Vybor boil povere-
ny, aby odhlasovanych $4,000
elm skorej rozdelil podl' a potreby
rodinam, ktore pomoci najviac
potrebujd.
Budlca schodza Okresneho
Sboru bude ma ,ltorok, dina 6,
marca v skole Sv. Cyrilla a Me-
thoda, ma ktor1 mech prfdu zas.
itupcovia so vsetkych stran Maho.
ming doliny. Podpory vdovam
udelene bud1 tax Campbell a
Struthers ako ] v Youngstown
preto CampbelEani a Struther-
cani maM 81 pova6ovat' "a povin.
most chodit' ma sch6dze Okres
neho Sborn, ktory je jedinym te
lesom, spajajdcim vsetkych Slo.
vakov V Mahoning doline a pra
eujdcim pre- vsetkych "a vset
! lkych.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-10
MAJNERSKY STRAJK
tE vRAJ PREHRANY

Uhl'obar6ni movu odopreli W.
jednavat' so strajkermi skonce-
ME strajku a udali, ze boli by
blazni vyjednavat', ked' je strajk
uA prehrany. Majnerom vraj inc
nepozostava ako sa podrobit ale
bo d'alej strajkovat a trpet'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-10
sEDEM MIIIoNov1 oHEN

Vo Fall River, Mass. piatok
udal sd ohromnycll rozmerov O.
hen, 'ktory znicil celd obchodn6
stvrt' mesta.' Skoda obnaSa vyse
sedem milionov dolarov. Dvatisfc
l'udf zostalo bez zanestnania.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-10

Styri skolske dievcata, tri 13-
ro1ne a jedna 14-rocna odisly '
,nedel'u do movies domov sa
nevratily. Nastraseni rodiGia upo-
vedomily policiu, ktora tri 2
Mich nasla v utorok v jednom ho-
tell ma vychodnom konci mesta,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-10

Ctene slovenske obecenstvo ie
srdecne pozyane na vel diva
delne predstavenie Sboru 146. T..
S. J. Sokol tejto nedele popoludni
i vecer. Zahrane bud1 diva diva
delne kusy, veselohra "Moderny
zenich' = a obraz 20 zivota slovens-
keho l'udu Bludar". Popolud.
najsie predstavenie bnde 0 pol 3.
hodine pre- deti, veterila isle pol
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-10

v spoienych Statoch registro-
vane bolo roku 1927 27,579. .O02
automobilov. Ked' sat ten pocet
rozrata ma obyvatel 'stvo, pripad-
ne jeden automobil ma ka&dych
40 os6b aleboEto jeden na kazdl
rodinu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-10

Zuzanna Steiner, Juraj Palascak
NIL, Pavel Habovsky, Katarina
Habovsky, Albert Shrek, Maria
Tlrek, Anna Bolha, Cecilia Tu-
rex, Juraj Turek, Jan Klein NIL,
Jnraj Hudak, Jan Misko, Michal
Susak, Etela Kovalcik. Sepkarom
Snsak, E.ela KovalGik. Stepkarom
,ie neomyl'ny Jurai Palaseak St.
a riaditel 'om Andrei Gsar.