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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-08-16

the children communism and had
the red flag flying. The customs
officers keep barring what they
call subversive literature and the
new tariff law will make the bars
still tighter against books teach
ing any other system of govern
ment than our own. Why all the
fear of this rubbish? Are we chill
dren that our reading must be SUI
pervised and our thoughts dry
cleaned?
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-08-16

In this land of unexampled
prosperity where every man has
more than he needs why should
such propaganda have any effect
on the minds of men? Yet the
greatest government in the world
grabs its skirts and screeches like
grandma used to when she saw
mouse every time a commumis
opens his foolish mouth or losses
out some lurid literature. Gold is
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A 100000 four story addition is
to b ebuilt TO the New Finlen no
tel in Butte.
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The WEEK

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The State Highway Commission
has let road contract amounting to
81, 100000 so far this year.
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BUTTE ROTANA

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BERGER

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SHEEP WOOL

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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-02
MINISTER DIR. STEFANEK
v KOSICIACH.

Ma svojej informacnej ceste
Slovenskom a Podkarpatskou Ru-
sou navstfvil minister sl1olstya dir
Otefanek tiez Kosice. Po svojom
navrate do Prahy dl'a rozhovo-
ru redaktorom "Slovenskeho
Dennika ",presvedcil sa o nemoz-
nom stave umiestnenia kosickeho
gymnazia v ktorom sa tiesni 1900
ziakov, 800 sloyenskych TOO ma
d 'aTskych, a uznal slrnost' ma.
pravy. Velmi uspokojive vyslo-
vii sa minister DIR Stefanek 0 OBJ
chodnej akademii Kosiciach,
kde 50 zlcastnil maturity a kde
naSjel yel'mi ysorns yedenie Z
prikladne nSebns dspechy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-02
MOVE NxDHERNE
BUICK AUTOMOBILE
81 oellom odlisne cd doterajsich.
Majt motor . SO konskych silach.

The Mahoning Buick Co. z
Wick Ave. a Walsh Bros. 20 Stru-
theirs oznamuj1 prichod novych,
1880 lnodelu Buick automobilov.
Tieto move Buick auta s1 oprav-
du move, celkom odlisne od pre-
doslych nielen vyzorom, ale me-
chanicky. Maju novd stylizaciu
tvaru a move motory pre- tri roz-
dielne zaklady kolies. Zaklady
kolies sd 118 incov, 124 incov, a
1872 incov. Pre- 11S-incovy zaklad
je novy motor o 80 pol kon-
skych silach pre- druhe diva mo-
tor SO konskych silach. Oba me.
tory majn zaklopky v hlave, ako
doteraz. ZvScsene i zdlzene holy
cylindre, zlepseny karburetor a
gazolinova pumpa, Go i'm dodava
Wac silly a ohebnosti bez toho, ze-
by spotrebovaly Wac gazolinu.
Buick auta maj1 tiez celkom no
We Servo mechanicke brzdy, move
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-02
BISKUP BLAHA G0-ROCNY.

Dna IL. julia DOLL sa biskup dr.
Barian Blaha go. narodenin.
Biskup DIR. Marian Blata naro.
dill sa IL. julia 1869 v Liptovskom
Hradku. Ma knaza boil vysvateny
20. jdna 1892. Potom Dol kapla.
nom. v Ziare a Kezmarku, d'alej
v Cimhovej, Spisskom Podhradi
Gombasi. Roku 1914 boil zvole-
ny "a tajomnfka Spolku sv. Vol.
techa v Trnave, kde sa venoval
literarnej cinnosti. Roku 1919 bol
zyoleny kapitulnym vikarom v
Spisskom Podhradi a potom obi
siel ma mierov1 konferenciu do
Versailles. Pc svojom navrate
stal sa elenom delimitacnej komi-
sic pol 'sko-cesko-slovenskej. v
januari 1921 Dol vymenovany sv.
Stolicou "a biskpua v Banskej BY
strict 13.. februara 1921 bo1 wy
svateny ma biskupa.
Biskup Blaha ncastnuje sa Wy
nikajdcim sp6sobom nasho 1.-Two
ia kulti1rneho a umeleekeho.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-02
KRAsY SLOVENSKA.

Zname krasne krapnikqye Jas
kyne pri Spisskej Belej ma pavom
brehu rieky Popradu ma Sloven-
sku budu nakladom mesta Spis-
ska Nova Yes opatrene elektri-
ckym osvetlenim, ktoreho insta,
lacia bude podl'a rozpoctu stat
10000 Kcs. Navsteva tychto kris
nych jaskyn, ktorych yynika
jaskyna alabastrova, ladova atd
neustale stdpa. anajsieho roku
ju navstiyilo vyse 10000 turistov
Prace, spojene s instalaciou osve
tlenia, su prevadzane urychlene |
osvetlenie samo iste bude mat
znacny vliv ma st1panie tamojsie
no turistickeho ruchu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-02
LETUNI MA SLO
VENSKU.

Voienska rumunska eskadrila,
vedena generalnym inspektorom
rumunskeho vojenskeho letectva,
generalom Gorskim, ktora sa vra-
cia 20 svojej cesty Prahy, prize
tela %. j1na ma Vajnorske lett
sko pri Bratislave, kde sa jej do
stale oficielneho uvitania od "a
stupcov vojenskych a civilnych Il
radov. Ma pocest' letcov dayal
potom krajinsky vojensky velitel'
armadny general inzinier Skyor
veceru v hoteli Carlton.
Ma druhy den eskadrila zasta.
villa sa v Kosiciach, kde yrchn6.
ho velitel'a rumunskeho letectya
generala Gorskeho privital kra.
jinsky velitel' general Snejdarek
ma jeho pocest' dal v Schalkha
re slavnostny obed.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-02
DoBRU Noc IA $4,000 Kcs.

Zbojnicka banda v okoll Rad.
vane (zvolen) este stale beztrest.
ne prevadza svoje zlocinne RENE,
slo. Obkrhda pokojnych l'udi 9
majetok a zije ma ich ltraty eel.
kom bezstarostne. ~
v tychto diioch vlanali sa '
noci clenovia tejto zbojnickej
handy do domu Evy Valalikovej
vo Vysnej Radvani. Dostali ga
dnu oblokom, v komore preha-
dzai vsetko, az konecne naSli v
jednej truhle medzi satmi Ia, 600
Kcs. Tou istou cestou opustili po-
tom odm Evy Valalik'ovej, pred
svojim odchodom zaklopali ma jej
oblok izby a dali jej Dobrn noe ;.
Tato bude ma tdto dobr1 noe iste
dlho pamatat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-02
VEZME PAT ROKOv vYROBIf
TUTO CIGARETLU.

Niektore vyrobene clanky pre-
jdd 20 suroveho stavu do hotove-
no vyrobku behom niekol' 'ko dni.
Jedla m6ze stat niekde ma straS
nj h6r o desat' dni moze byt' uz
nej novinovy papier, ktory pre-
.davaju chlapci ma ulici.
Kde je ale kvalita podstatnym
cinitepom, tam PRIV nez je vyro-
box dokonaly, must prejst' cez
mnohe stupne vyroby, 60 trvd d.
hi dobu.
Ma priklad, vezme to pat TO-
'kov vyrobit' Lucky Strike ciga-
retlu, ktorl vyfajcite "a par mi
nut!
Vezme to pat rokov posnasat
lrodu dohanu najmenej piatich
rokov, ktora musi byt' pomiesa-
ma, aby sa dostala nemeniva kva-
tita, ktora ucinila Lucky Strike
schyrnymi. Tymto sp6sobom vyra-
batelia Lucky Strikes odstrania
variacie povstale 20 zmien poca-
STA, ako je dazd', suchota, mrazy
a. inc nepohody, mad ktorymi pc
stovatelia dohanu nemaj1 kontro-
ly.
Sama vyroba Lucky Strike ci-
gariet trva devat' dni. Rozlicne
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-02

zastavovace otrasov, novy prednt
oblok, ktory neprijima odblesk
svetla proti-iddcich autoqnobilov,
move kormidlo, move prepychove
zariadenie dnukajska a inc novo-
ty. Oba motory vyvin1 vyse 10
mil'ovd rychlost'. Strnast' typov
je ma vyber, ceny sd Cd $1235 do
$199.
Move Buick vyvolaly take odu-
sevnenie motoristov, ze desat'ti-
sice 81 ich objednalo v prve dni.
Kto zamysl'a 81 knpit' fajny au-
tomobil, mech nezameska videt a
vyprobovat novy Buick.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-02

pokoji. Lucka odpovedal, ze je to
jeho povinnost 'ou vyhanat' husi
obilia, "a Go sa mu dostalo ''od-
meny" cd Chomu kolikom po hla-
We. Lucka sa ale tiez medal a tax
vznikla bitka, v ktorej kolik .
motyka hraly hlavnd tlohu. Oba-
ia sa TAX dotrieskali, ze zostali v
bezvedomi lezat ma poll. Lekar
ich dal dopravit' domov a az sa
uzdravia, pojdu k sddu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-02


pr&ce zahrnujd Y sebe miesanie
dohanu, podrobenie ho vysokej
temperature v opekacich peciach,
kde sd neho necistoty vytiahnu-
te . v6na zapecatena, potom 20 s1-
Pania dohanu do cigaretlovej for
my 2 pakovania.
Prisny dozor je vedeny mad vse-
tkymi svyrobnymi procesami au-
tomaticke stroje vylucujd kazdy
dotyk l'udskych r1k.
Tieto opatrne zakroky ma udr-
,ziavanie kvality pomozu vysvet-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-02
PoDrATRANsKk v11EAvA,

Spis. Nova Yes, 13. julia. ,Kra-
sne usporiadanie najvacsieho kul-
tdrneho a hospodarskeho pcdniku
ma vychodnom Slovensku, Podta-
transkej vystavy v Spisskej No
vel WI, je pine uznAvane a oce.
hovane vsetkymi tymi tisicmi ma
vstevnfkmi, ktori 81 vystavu do
sial" prisli prehliadnut'.
Vystava blizi sa ku koncu, a uS
dnes rysujd sa al vysledky, $ kto-
rymi bola prevadzana. Az do dne-
sneho dna navstivilo vystavu Wac
ako AZ, 900 navstevnikov a ma
vsteva vystavy vyvrcholi nede.
lou, IA. julia, kedy ocakava sa 20
vSetkych koncin Slovenska vep.
Ky priliv navstevnikov. Vystava
bude skoncena v nedel'u "a jej IL
kvidacia bude urychlene prevede-
ma. Sudcovske sbory usilovne pra
cujd ma arceni scien jednotlivym
vystavuj1cim firmam. Niektor6
sudcovske ~skupiny s1 uz S pracou
hetov6 ceny ustalene.
Vystavu navstivili ministri DIR
StefAaek, dr.. Mailman, dr.. Novak
! vel'vyslanec republiky v Pari-
Il DIR. Osusky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-02

z trhu v MedziIaborciach yra-
till sa domoy do RoSkoviec pod
napilom staye gazdoyia A. Lucka
Jan Choma. A. Lueka zastaya
tiez siuzbu obecneho hajnika q
rozhneval sa, ked' uyidel ChOmo-
We husi v obill ma poll. Wal teda
motyku a siel odhanat'
Chomovi sa to ale nijako nepa-
clio, wal kolik q za6al kricat ma
Lu6ku, ably jeho husi neehal ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-02
70 starej vlasti
,Zpravy prebrane 2 krajovych
6asopisov.)
TRADfCIA svATOvACLAv-
SKA A SLOVENSKO

Mohutny ohlas tohorocnych jul
bilejnych slavnosti zasiahol moe
ne ma Slovensko. Prichadzajii
cele pr1dy slovenskeho obyva-
tel'stva do Prahy, ably vzdali eest'
pamiatke vel'keho svetca. Ma
Slovensko dovod oslavovat' sv.
Vaclava? V com spociva jeho w
znamg V, tom, ze definitfvne spo-
jill cesky narod so svetom zapad-
nej kultury. Patri k najslavnej-
Sim kapitolam slovenskych dejin,
ze krest 'anstvo prislo do Czech z
nasich krajov. Svaty vierozvest-
covia Cyril a Method zaviedli k
nam abecedu, obrat S MIN kul-
thru sveta orientalneho, byzants-
keho. Keby mas narod bol sotrval
v tychto tradiciach, dnes by SINE
asi nepisali latinkou, mali by SINE
vo svojich mestach miesto go
tickych a baroknych chramov
svatyne cibulovitymi zelenymi
vezami a nase umenie by bolo u
menim strnulych zlatych ikon.
Svet Byzantu by poeinal uz u mas,
jestli by mas totiz neboli vyhubili
Nemci, pod zamienkou evanjeli-
zacie, co je rozhodne pravdepo-
dobnejsie. Svaty Vaclav svojou
m1drou politikou voei risi a svo-
iou mucedlnfckou smrt 'ou prim-
kol mas narod definitivne ku kul-
ttire Zapadu. To ma veliky histo-
ricky vyznam i pre- mas Slovakov.
Tym svaty Vaclav upravil do no.
v6ho toku i cele pozdejsie dejlny
slovenske, pripntal i nase Sloven-
sko,a mas Slovakov k Zapadu. Cd
tej DOLBY patrlme do zapadnej
Europy. Je vel'mi pravdepodob-
ne, re politicky krok Vaclavov
zachoval narod cesky, ale i slo-
vensky pri zivot. Svaty Vaclav
boil plnym pravom narodom kano
nizovany PRIV, ako cirkvou. Svatyy
Vaclav je prvou vel'kou osobno-
st'ou cesko-slovenskych deji-
mach, V ktorej sa spojuje veliky
zaujem nabozensky so ezaujmom
politickym. Pozdejsie SINE mali
este niekol'ko velkych osobnosti,
podobnej ideovej synthesy, ale
svaty Vaclav je prvy Mich. Nal
prvy svoju koncepciu nasho ma
rodneho statu shode ideami,
ktor6 vtedy ovladaly vzdelany
svet. ia okolnost', re mas narod
NAL tax skoro svetca, nasvedcuje
starobylosti jeho kultiiry vaz-
nosti medzi narodmi europskymi.
Preto ami svetectvo Vaclavovo ne
musi prekazat' nikomu, ami clo-
veku sebe pokrokovejsiemu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-02
STAV BRATISI.AVSKEJ UNI
VERzITY.

BratislaNska univerzita bola
sriadena q. juna 1919 vynosom
zakona, teda pred desiatimi rok-
mi a tejto prilezitosti priniesla
"Prager Presse'' rozhovor svojho
redaktora dnesnym rektorom
drom Albertom Prazakom, kto-
rom ten nakreslil dnesny stav u
niverzity naznacil jej ciele. u
tohoto rozhovoru vynimame:
Bratislavska univerzita "a de-
sat rokov svojho trvania vykaza-
je normalny chod vsetkych svo-
jich fak1lt. Ma ma 100 profesorov
ma $50 asistentov vedeckych
pomocnych sil. SD ma nej zastd-
pene vsetky hlavne vedne odbory
dosavadnych suplent1r, obsta-
ravanych profesormi Prahy a
Brna, znacne ubnda. Univerzita
stava sa sebestacnou a doplnuje
sa vlastnymi docent1rami.
Poeet posluchacov vzrasta ma
vsetkych fakultach presahuje
cislicu poldruha tisica. V Brati-
slave studuje IS percent Slova-
kov a Cechov IS percent poslu-
chacoy narodnosti zidovskej, ma
d 'arske5 nemeckej inej. Medzi
posluchacmi je znacne percento
zien, menovite ma filczofickej ia
kulte, a sd medzi mimi zastupene
vsetky statne konfesie. Student
skych spolkov kazdoroene pribu-
da, ale ME s1 to uz spolky kra-
jinskeho alebo konfesijneho ra-
zu, ale spolky odborne, vedecke
alebo slovanskeho, medzinarodna-
no a etickeho zaujmu.
Najviac t'azkosti posobilo IL
miestnenie fakult. Po tejto stran-
Ike je univerzitny vyvoj najpo-
hnutejsi a podnecuje k ponosam
menovite co, sa tykal filozofickej
fakulty. Univerzitne budoyy .su
rozptylene po celom meste a zne-
snednujd styk jednotlivych ia
kult i akademickych lradov. Je
umyslom vystavit' univerzitne
mesto ma pozemkoch Lafranconi
univerzitu tam sustredit'. u
myself naraza ma financne nesna-
DE, takze ma pr. 81 l'dbena vystav
ba filozofickej fakulty ma Lafran-
conf bola prave odsunuta ma ne
.urcito, ackol 'vek mala byt' do r.
1880 prevedena.
Najlepsie pomerne su vybudo-
vane vedecke ilstavy po vn6tor-
nei stranke, menovite niektOre
| kliniky lekarskej fakulty, budia-
ce medzinarodnd pozornost'. Tu
niekde nebolo setrene prostried
kami. Niektore seminare filozofi-
ckej fakulty, ma pr. historicky a
slovansky uznale ocenil pri svoJeJ
navsteve i prof. Seton Watson.
Ovsem i tu zbyva este mnoho bu-
dovat'.
Znamenite polrocila univerzit-
ma kniznica, ktora nastradala "a
desat' rokov ma 100000 knih. !
ona sa domaha potrebnej novel
budovy. Pomerne naiviac bolo Wy
konane poslednych rokoch ma
poll studentskej socialnej pecli
vosti. Bol vybudovany ma pozem-
koch Lafranconi Internal, ktory
patri k najlepsim v Cesko-Sloven-
sku snad' v Europe.
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lit, pre6o yzrast Y spotrsbe La-
cky Strike je vacsf, nezli vset-
kych ostatnych cigariet dohroma-
dy podPa cislic vydantch de-
partmentom pokladu vlady Spo-
jenych statov.
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player and could have good old
fashioned game Of pedro. I haven't
played pedro since lived in Pleasant
vile. Come on. father. in my study"
"Gramp" shook his head again. I'm
goin' to stay right here with the young
folks. John. There amt anything like
young folks to make you forget your
age and, besides. I'm teachin' them"
John Graham patted his daughters
bobbed head consolingly as he passed
her. and "Gramp' continued his lesson
| in pinochle.
Lets dance" suggested Rosemary
It's time to tune in on Vincent Lopez's
Orchestra. They have same snappy
new fox trots."
The tables were pushed back. the
rugs folded up and "Gramp" sat in his
easy chair, his slippered feet tapping
the floor to the music.
Then he began to clap his hands
and shake his gray head faster
"whoop-ee" he came to his feet and
started to Jig One slipper flew off and
John Patrick kicked it aside. When the
music ceased. the dancer sank into his
chair and pulled out handkerchief
blue one! That music is too slow!
First time I've done the buck and
wing in years, but I amt forgot how!
hall-and always danced at the hus-
kin and barn-raisin' bees. remember
one time :" And here the music
started again, sweet swinging old re-
frain. Granp was again on his feet. "A
waltz! I kin waltz" and he held out
his hand to Dorothy Evans. the grand
daughter of State Senator.
Lets serve the lunch. mother
quick" pleaded Rosemary out in the
hall where her father and mother stood.
looking on, and having difficult time
to hide the laughter in their eyes.
Then maybe Gramp will be ready
to go to bed and we can play bridge
all those beautiful priest!
This has been a right nice party,
Rosie" said "Gramp' as he bit into his
fifth dainty little sandwich and tasted
the whipped cream on the top of the
ain't changed so much after all. At our
parties back in the old days, after We
played cards. we danced. Old Lem
Smithers always brought his fiddle and
then we had refreshments, only ours
gene'ally was cider and fried cakes and
apples in them days. Grandma used to
make as many as hundred fried cakes
when we was going to have party"
The party broke up at 1890 and
"Gramp" stood at the door and bade
each guest an individual good-by.
I'm having party next Wednes-
day night" called out Dorothy Evans.
land you are all invited. It's going to
be an oldfashioned party-one that
you will like, Gramp, cider and apples
and fried cakes-and we'll play pino-
chile and pedro-and we'll dance-and
have heaps of fun. just as we have had
tonight-and Gramp is going to be the
guest Of honor"
THE END.
(Copyright, by d. j. Walsh)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-26
THE EVENING STORY

watch attached to an equally heavy
gold chain.
yes. sir, that's the biggest bargain
| I ever got. When the auctioneer start
ed I bid 81 and they kept going up
on me. but I got 1t for $40, back in
| 1896. and it keeps time yet
"Gramp" refused Mrs. Grahams in
vitation to have game of cribbage in
his sons study. He shook his head de-
cisively.
IF I'm going to live in the city
Mary, I'm going to do as you city folks
do I'm going to learn to play bridge
I'm quick at cards. I could always beat
EN- at seven-up and pinochle. and
grandma and 1 used to play casino
evenin's. but I most always let her
beat" He turned to his granddaughter.
mo, go ahead, Rosie. and start your
game. and I'll just sit by and watch
until I catch the hang of it. Don't
sound interestin', but have heard the
man on the radio tell how to play it.
Go right ahead"
He pulled his chair close to John
Patrick's elbow. Rosemary at his left.
He put on his glasses and peered over
Johns shoulder. Then he scanned
Rosemary's hand.
"Goshlemidey. Rosey. that's good
pedro hand. Two aces, a jack and ten
spot and a pedro. I'd sure bid hearts
if I had that hand"
When it was Rosemary's bid she
made it mo trump
"Goshlemidey, Rosie, with all them
good hearts in your hand"
Rosemary registered deepest despair
and placed her hand gently over her
grandfather's "Gramp dear, you don't
understand, and besides, We have to
concentrate, when we are playing
bridge. Now, you watch"
Mrs. Graham met her husband on
the porch. John, go to the rescue
quick. Gramp has completely broken
up Rosemary's bridge party They
gave up at the forth hand, and he is
now teaching them to play pinochle
be so sweet" She giggled against her
out some way, John. The bridge party
is finished, but--he is getting away
with 1t beautifully. And he's wearing
his bedroom slippers"
"Gramp" looked up at his son. and
continued to shuttle the cards. Hello,
John. We're havin' party and I'm
teaching them. to play pinochle. Then
we are goin' to have couple of les
sons in pedro. They'll catch onto that
easy. I can't get the hang of bridge
it's too burned confusing for me. Now.
Miss Dorothy"
But listen, father, came home early
to have a game of cribbage with you.
You're not going to turn me down. are
you? Or. maybe, we could get another
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Rosemary would not injure Cramps
feelings for anything, but she did wish
heE would 60 to bed before her guests
started to arrive He sat in front OF
the fireplace, his head in his hand, his
feet in bedroom slippers. The tables
were ready for bridge and the hands OF
the clock pointed to 8.
What time did you go to bed in
Pleasantville. Grandpa" she asked So
ciably as she moved from table to table
distributing score cards.
"Oh, along about $50, or there
abouts when we was working hard, but
after we begun to take it easy. Grandma
and I generally sat up until $50 play
ing cards and readin' and talkin'. What
game you going to play tonight. Rosle?'
auction bridge"
auction bridge. Goshlemidey. that
don't sound interestin Just set a
crowd of people down to pinochle or
seven up, or pedro and you'll have some
fun! Bridge! That reminds me. I'm
goin' to ask your father to drive me up
to Pleasantville Sunday to see that new
bridge ordered put up over the creek
on the east forty on the farm. You
can't depend on them fellers If you amt
around to watch EN-
"Oh. it isn't the bridge you are in
terested in. Gramp,' laughed Rose
mary. "You are just plain homesick
for Pleasantville. There's the bell
Gramp showed no inclination to leave
the room and Rosemary introduced him
to her guests. The first to arrive were
John Patrick and Dorothy Evans. Johns
grandfather was banker and Rose
mary remembered seeing him once. dig
nified and handsome. in evening clothes.
Dorothy's maternal grandparent was a
State Senator. Gramp had on wool
socks! She went upstairs to her mother,
perilously close to tears.
Mother. can't you call gramp out?
Mhen I came up he was telling them
of the time daddy was chased by bull
and had to sit in an apple tree until
rafter dark---I have never told the crowd
daddy lived-on a farm. Please, mother,
before we start playing. He just talks
and talks and IL don't want
my friends to make fun of gramp."
I'll do what can. dear. but we must
not hurt cramps feelings. We have
been eight years, ever since grandma
died, trying to get him to close up that
big house and come to us. He was
afraid he might be in the way. Can't
you See Rosemary? Perhaps daddy can
do something when he comes. He tele-
pfoned he would be home at $50. Just
be patient, dear"
Gramp was the center of group of
young people when they came down.
stairs. John Patrick, whose grandfather
was a banker, was sitting on the arm
of his chair examining heavy gold
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severely. after Boston-New York
motor bus took fire in Hope Valley yes
terday.
The dead man was believed to be
Levi Hopkins, so. of Providence. Traces
of charred bones were found in the
ruins of the bus. He was unable to
get to safety because of blindness.
Three Of sixteen persons taken to a
hospital were put on the danger list.
The fire is believed to have started
from heater next to the driver
In Germany soon German Bible
for tho Hind will no NubliSf,c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-26
ONE DEAD, rs BURNED
IN BLAZING MOTOR BUS
Sixteen Persons Taken to Hospital
Fire Believed to Have Started
From Heater.

BY the Associated Press.
WESTERLY, r. l., February 90
One man lost his life and twenty-five
other passengers were burned, sixteen