davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-29

dost' uspokojila, premenila sa mi
ma horkost' a popol nechala v
dstach mojich.
- Ale 81 ju aspon uspokojila
ia by som Pubila znat til hor.
kost' a hryzt' ten popol.
- Pol 'utovania hodne diet a
- hovori Magdalena. - ia som
nalezla jedinn lasku, ktora ne
klame. Miluj jako ia, Otcovho
Syna, u koho sd slova zivota vee.
| neho.
- ia no nenavidim - odpove-
dala Sarai, - lebo prem trpim a
preto neverfm v jeho slova. - A
odisla k jednej egyptskej starej
zene prosit' a radu: pila Garovne
napoje, hovorila kizelne slova
ale jej trapeniu nebolo mic ul 'ah-
Gene, len ju vo dine v noci s ta-
kou tiizbou trapila Janova tvar,
ktora je v stave vysuSit' telo a
otravit' jej krv.
Ked' prisly sviatky vel 'konoc-
ne, chcela rodicmi ist' hore do
Jeruzalema, ktory len ma diva dni
chodze Dol vzdialeny, avsak Sa-
raj vyluene k blizkosti jana sa
chcela dostat'.
V hostinci, kde sa slozili, I'VE
deli 0 Jezisovom chytenf a odsli-
deni. Jan a Maria, matka Jeziso-
va, d'alej Johanna a Zuzanna,
Maria, manSelka Kleofasova, We
ronika a Maria Magdalena, ma
sledovaly odsudeneho takej
blizkosti, nakol'ko i'm to len cd
rimanskych podd6stojnikov do
volene bolo.
Sarai sa tioz ku galilejskym ze-
nam pripojila. Pohl Pad ma tvar
Janovu boil pol'utovaniahodny, a.
lie sama sebe 81 hovorila, re Jan
.po majstrovej smrti, predsa len
bude pahatat', jako no ona len
milovala. Ked' prvy kiln vniknul
odsldenemu do ruky a lily roz-
TRIAL: krv tiekla a cele telo sa la
koby zdvihalo a 1dami svfjalo. |
Ale ked' Jezis nekri6al, Sarai ne
citila ziadnej Pdtosti proti nemu.
Postavili hore kriz; odsddeny |
tam visel ma styroch jazvach. u
stavicny kirk a stenanie zien bolo
slysat', ktore preryvalo sviatoe-
ny ruch l'udu. Sarai stala nepo- !
hnute a zdalo sa jej, jakoby tieto
veci ami neboly skutocnost 'ou /:
'nbilo sa jej, ako keby ona bola
ia, co umieral, jakoby tieto ste
mania a bedakania z jej srdca L.
trob boly vychadzaly. Ked' ale
Jezis prehovoril k Janovi a Ma |
rii: "Ejhl'a, matka tvoja - Ell
hl'a syn tvoj!" Sarai pochopila,
re teraz pre- fiu je vsetkemu ko-
nice, a otupena bez vedomia po-
eitala kvapky krve, ktore jedna
po druhej prndily nohy Jeziso-
vel; potion bodky ma kockach.
ktore shrbeni vojaci hadzali jed
nu po druhej. Ked' vsak Ukrizo-
vany vo chvil'ke stiesnenia zyo-
lal:
'"Boze moi, Boze moi, preeo
81 ma opustil!"
Dievca hned' vel'ke ul'aheenic
a stistrast' citilo sebe, hovoriac.
Al tento v pochybnostiach 20
mrel. Neporozumela versu zal-
NOV.
Ked' sa vtedy narek lien zdvoi
nasobnil a Maria, matka Jeziso-
va, zamdlena klesla do narucia
spolocnice, Saraie teraz napadla
tato myslienka: Je snad' este vac
Sic utrpenie, jako mojei Medzi-
tym ukrizovany priduc malicko
k sebe 20 smrtel'ne dzkosti, E
napnutfm vsetkych sil, pozdvih-
n1c naklonend hlavu: videl ka-
tanov, ktori h6dzu kocku 0 jeho
chudobny odev, d'alej videl dolu
pahrbkom rozpustily zaslepeny
zlostny z6stup pudu, pravf: 60
tee, odpust' i'm, lebo nevedia &c
cinia."
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-07
EARLY OPERA SINGERS

Few present-timers remember ever
seeing tho name Of Minnie Hauk. or
her picture in the papers. That Is be-
cause 1t hasn't occurred for many
years. But there, was . time when
Minnie Hauk was rs widely known
an operate prima donna as the top
liner half dozen are today. She was
pre-eminent in Carmen" at a time
when opera in America was in
swaddling clothes. but getting On.
Living to the ripe age of II dis
patch from Switzerland noted her
death yesterday. after having been
in retirement for a generation. She
was singer Of note who ended her
stage career before her voice crack
ed. On the Same day celiste Hunt
ley Ptccoili. American prima donna
Of half q century ago, died in
swampscott at the age of 30. Yes,
there were American singers before
Marion Talley was discovered.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-07
"BRoTHER TO BROTHER"

Lawyers are commonly regarded
a. polemical lot. Litigation de-
inands the pitttng of one against the
other: and from the drop Of the
forensic hat the battle is on. with
the Judge and jury AZ innocent by
ISLANDERS. The public easily acquires
the belief that barrister who loses
q case will dislike the barrister who
won 1t: and that the winner will
gloat over the unfortunate loser to
the point Of making himself OBJ
noxious to the day Of his death. But
such II not. In reality the case. The
lawyers at heart take such things as
matter of course. and when they
meet socially or around the ban
quet table they talk like long lost
brothers. ,-
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-07
THE "FIOOD"

1t happens to be = wet day; at
least, 1t started out that way. Life
being what 1t In, we are not certain
what will be the general nature of
the day by the time these lines zee
print But As we said at the begin
ming, 1t started wet and worse than
wet.
Telephones being especially useful
on such morning. it was discovered
that many were hors de combat.
Sometimes it doesn't take much to
make a telephone line useless. Auto
mobiles had high water to contend
with and hundreds got stuck In the
street and road ponds. which evil
IDENTIFY were made for boating, and
not motoring. street cars found diff
ficulty in maintaining schedules:
buses had equal difficulties. Yes. 1t
was a hard life all around; and per-
haps the Connecticut river, as a
climax. will 60 on rampage again.
Well. II it had not been q deluge
Of water 1t probably would have
been . deluge Of snow. Perhaps the
weather man knew tho city's snow
fund was low and spared the city
administration the trouble of finding
enough money to operate the great
snow removing machine and the
trucks.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-07
Okseyvutieas
On Tie Weather

Washingten Feb. E-Ferscast for
Southern New Engians: Partly
cleudy and slightly colder tonight
ana Friday: fresA wset and north.
weAt windA
Forecast for Eastern New Yorks
Partly cleudy and sliShtly colder;
possibly snsw hurrses in north psr.
ten tonight and FRIDAY; frssh west
and nsrthwsst windA
Conditions: The stsrm that was
over the saAt tulf ceast ysstsrday
morning moved rapidly nerthesst-
ward along the Atlantic COAST during
the past - hours ana u central this
morning near New York city. II
10 producing high winds AMI medsr.
ate to heavy rains frem Florida
notthward to Southern New England
ana SHOWS In northern New Eng.
land. 4 number Of stations 70.
ported more than IN inch Of rain.
the maximum amount being 1.se'
inches 1t New York. A disturbance
in the far southwest 10 developing In
intensity. Its center y near Nodsna.
Utah. In connection with . strong
area Of high pressure over tbs
northern plains states with center
Of S0.ls inches at Sheridan, ana
Huron, they are producing SHOWS
over the central plains states.
Sheridan. Wyoming. reported .
temperature Of - degrees below
zero.
Conditions favor for this vicinity
rain followed by clearing and
colder.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-07
TIE TWO JUDGES

More importance attaches to the
type of police and city court judges
that receive appointments in this
state than is customarily realized.
That part OF the public which comes
into contact with these judges forms
its opinion of the American judiciary
largely as result Of the impressions
obtained in these lower courts, espe-
cially in police court Their conf
dence in the fairness of their treat
ment must never be shaken in these
lower tribunals.
: Reappointment of Judge Morris
D. SAKE and the appointment of
Stanley ]. Traceski to till these posts
will. we feel certain, meet with gen.
eral approval. Both men are deserv-
ing of the best wishes of the COM
munity and we are confident will
merit general confidence among. all
classes of citizens.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-07
BAD ADVERTISING

Various New England manufac-
turers have appeared at the tariff
hearings before the House commit
tee on ways and means. Obviously.
everyone possessing one half OF one
per cent of common sense knows
that the truth and nothing but the
truth is not necessary at a tariff
hearing. Yet. on the premise that
most Of the people believe what they
like to believe. what = New England
manufacturer or mayor says before
such . committee sounds like gospel
truth 10 that part of the South which
likes to think It Is knocking the
props out Of New England's pros
perity.
It makes no difference at all what
the New England Council and its
type OF sectional boosters tells to
New England-we stand ready to be-
lieve anything that's good. and moth
ing nice that the Council can pro-
optimistic. What counts elsewhere
Is what the spokesmcn for New
England say in Washington. before
such a committee as the ways and
means. for instance.
The anvil chorus in the southern
papers have taken UP some of the
statements made by New England
ers at this committee and give tho
impression they will not stop until
they wear out their hammers. There
was the mayor Of Lawrence, Mass.
who appeared before the committee
with the worlds greatest hard luck
story. 1.-The decline in cotton and
wool manufacturing has half ruined
the town." he howled. Ten thou
sand people have left Lawrence
Hundreds of houses and stores are
empty. Charity organizations cannot
meet the demand. Thousands of peo-
pie are walking the streets, unem.
ployed. Savings are exhausted. Cities
are bleeding to death"
We compliment the Baltimore
Evening sun on seeing through this
miasmic woe.
But this, after all, "-remarks the
| baltimore paper--'was at a tariff
hearing. and it seems to be a high
crime and misdemeanor for anyone
appearing at a tariff hearing to ad-
NIT that he is more than a step and
half from the poor house"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-07

laal. W cannot svrmise whether the
bist Il -RspesssntAtivs { 'GanAAsssr q
that state for the restoration u cApl.
tai punish ment u likely to pass- Foe
Is years lite imprisonment has been
the axtrems penalty for murder In
RheAs Island. and a. 10 the case in
Michigan. the law seems to have
been found satisfactory until gang
murders incident to tho illicit liquor
business became 4 threat to the
peace Of the common wealth.
Everywhere these Is evident .
tendency for state governments to
bear down harder upon the criminal
element. 1t Is not surprising that In
states that have abolished capital
punishment there should be efforts
made to return to the EYE for an
eye" principle.
In Indiana the state legislature IL
in the act OF passing bill for the
public whipping Of law offenders,
both male and female. This to be
done In front Of court house doors
by sheriffs. 1t IL possible that this
bill will become a law. 50 indignant
are authorities generally at the
presumptuous deeds of the UNDER
world and the flouting of all law in
the face of the police and officials.
Underlying all the trouble is one
cause. whfch'is not far to seek. 1t is
traceable to the passage Of sumptu-
airy law which has made it possible
and profitable for gangs to engage
in the business Of murder, rapine.
drumming and bootlegging. The
evil could be cured by removing the
cause.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-07

Tho Russell / Erwin Mfg. Co. had
an office in Baltimore and 1t ID be.
lieved that the great fire must have
destroyed It.
The outlook In the fish market
here ID poor and promises that PEG.
pie will pay high prices during Lent.
Cod IL bringing IL cents . pound,
paddock 10 cents, clans 81 . bar
rel. and halibut 30 cents 4 pound.
CO. IL planning to celebrate tn
1tth anniversary with . big banquet
1t the Hetcl Bsloin. Lieutenant
Rutherford 10 chairman Of the conn.,
mittee Of arrangements.
Residents of the shuttle Meadow
road and the Old 6outhineton turn
pike ara pstitionins for Z fire alarm
box In that neishborhood. This ~.
quest was inade, . year are but
brought no actien at that time.
Fred Jean may play polo In In
dianapolis, transferring from Mar
ion. Ind.
The first suit ever brought in
Flainvills to compel payment Of 4
tax was tried last night. Tax Col.
lector willis J. Hemingway brought
action, ana the defendant was
forced to pay es. plus tl.tS intereAt
and @7.S3 costa.
The annual meeting Of tho City
mission was held last night In tho
rooms on Church street. +. q. Plat
and b. b. Bassette were elected on
the executive committee: Mr.. Plat
also on the finance committee,
The Thames Towing Co. OF New
London has Just put into commits
sion powerful ocean going tug,
the Paul Jones" with 4 lighting
plant driven by a ~ horse power
Case engine made by the New Brit
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-07

A good way 10 tell whether . fur
will shed IL to park 1t alongsids 4
blue serge suit.
Chicago's police head Is a unique
official. He says he doesn't try to
enforce the dry law. Others never
say It.
Now It 10 suggested that sea
captains be retired when age dulls
their mindt< Senility must not en-.
danger any ship except the Ship Of
State.
Salmon traps. located where the
fish habituaily run. are enormously
valuable. Something like 4 seat on
the stock exchange.
Americanisn: Feeling sorry for
abused natives in distant lands;
feeding Indian wards Of the Govern
meht on IS 4 month.
The new seed cataloks prove the
country we'll supplied with experts
for the propaganda division in the
event Of war.
The ruler Of Afghanista lost his
throne BY trying to make his peo-
pie modern" Foolishness II 4 log.
ical development. not something 10
be forced on people by law.
Short history OF q genius: Crusts;
swell work: swell friends: SWELL
head; crustA.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-07

Banned In Boston," when applied
TO a book, may mean nothing at oil
If the Legislature acts favorably
upon the bill presented on Beacon
Hill by the booksellers OF the city.
There 10 no logical reason why 1t
should not be passed. The present
law condemns book merely upon
the character OF 4 sentence read
apart from the text. 1t Is something
of . mystery, however. why the
foolish state law 10 only enforced in
Boston.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-07
TO THE DIET TRIBE

TO THE DIET TRIBE
BY Henry r. MArcuse
1 have listened for Year, to your
chatter. my dears,
And sympathixed freely, Of
course:
I have thrilled at tho tales Of your
fights with the scales.
As they noted . gain or . lo0.
Yet / think 1t but right 10 observe
that you might
Not endure nor inflict - much
pain,
II you talked not 50 much about
contour and such
And. at times. gave = thought to
the brain. :
I feel faint when you sAy that .
light dejeuner
Is all that you cat till you sup,
And my heart nearly breaks when
you tell me that cakes
Are Z dainty you've had to pAbs
up.
Yet frankly confess that my men,
tai distress
Would be greater. my feelings
more kind,
If. about once 4 week, you might
happen to speak
OF some food you had tried-for
your mind.
1t is captious. I grant. to find fault
when you bant,
For it's something I never could
do;
l devour what is served and have
never yet swerved
From a pastry. q pie, or a stew:
But the worst of my fears for you
dieting dears
Is that when you explore the in
side
OF the cranial cells, where intelli-
Gence dwells.
You'll find 1t has curled up and
died!
On the Sly!
Gordon: "Her kisses are like
wine"
williams: That's m exaggera-
ton" '
Gordon: "Fact! We have to boot
leg them to each other when her
old lady isn't looking"
-Hilda Muchlane
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-07
Woman Loses Life in
Fight Against Moths

New Haven, Feb. I (UP)-Ons
woman Is dead and another In
serious but not criticat condition ~
result OF an attempt to eradicate
moths from a Chapel street apart
ment. Mrs. John Ekeliy. ~. was
axphyxiated in her room over the
apartment being fumigated. Her
daughter, Mrs. Catherine 3. Nolan.
81. was overcome trying to revive
her. Before lapsint into uncon.
sciousness. Mrs. Nolan managed -
telephone for help.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-07
THE PHOTOGRAPHER PUTS IN
A HARD DAY

=
A HARD DAY
Observed by Frank Romano
IAN right. sir. now just smile and
wen be done in . jiffy Smile,
please Just smile, now d.
Beg pardon? You WERE smiling?
You say you WERE? Well.
we'll, well :. !. u. All right. let's try
it again.
Now when you smile, just tip
me off Now. smile Beg
pardon? You ARE? :.
Well, well, well i. :. Perhaps. you'd
better NOT smile !. :. Just look
natural Yes 3. Just act
natural now. and we'll get the pic
ture-maybe And again. may
be NOT ;. A little moro natural
please e You say you're looking
natural now? Well. we'll,
perhaps you'd better look 4
trifle Unnatural Just L trifle
l said just 4 TR1FLE :. '.
Not 10 much Well. well we'll
}. I'm afraid it won't do at all
I'll have to give you the KEY
STONE method. l can see that d. . i.
Costs little more, but It's worth
it Have your permission !?
Thank you, excuse mo Tor just
minute, please
'Psssst, Rollo! I've a hard
nut to crack out there Well
have to give him the Keystone
method Get the mailet and
crawl up behind him and when
say Tomorrow sock him on the
noodle All right. sir, just
make yourself comfortable, for -
Tomorrow. tomorrow - thanks
Rollo. but you didn't have to sock
him twice. only meant one 'tomor-
row You knocked him down
trifle too far Just lift him
up bit and close his mouth as you
go out
Nov. that's what l call perfect
SMILE! Fine! (PufD &.
There. that's that! All right,
sir, all done I said I'm ute
through, sir Hello. you're all
safe and sound. right here in the
studio . Got the picture fine
Everythins's all right: Reg
pardon" Oh, a piece Of plaster from
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-07

rssAaDs marriage = ~ saess1
than Il uoDa b b, ~ tAe64eAo ~
Ut lsase tee deceat - AAteo1tt Il -
. oa1otttuta ~ IN. =
Because his wife ~ II Ill. .
merchant asked to Aavs his temb-
stone coates: ''He aeoouaDa1Aed
nothing" 0sttins . wife tlke that u
no mean secempltsAmisAt
eeuth Cafolina1 gevsraor vetoed
. osanpulsesy education act bteA1ss
the plan weu1l educate NAeeee1.
Yeu can frsese Z bed.tsllew BY
kickine on the Govern.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-07

Many 4 wife thinks she II ppotsct-
ing her husband from his tough
male friends when she u merely
humering her jealeusy.
-
Little beck review for to-day,
''Aumdrum House" by jeanette
Phillips GIBBS (Harpers). A bored
husband and wife save thsmsslvs h
- sthsrs might. by discovering that
candy tastes better II you don't get
too much.
Correct this sentence: II want to
DO what 10 right" said the congress
man, Regardless Of the effect on
my career"
Copyright. 1929. Publishers
Syndicate
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-07

Connecticut justice 10 laying a
heavy hand upon New York night
club ofsicials charged with nutsAnccA
The industry will never forgive the
prosecution for importing Judge
Thomas to dispose OF the cases. The
Nutmeg judge hands out Jail sem
fences with q facility that is a SEN
sation along Broadway.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-07
There IL one point about Governor
thesis about feeling safer

There IL one point about Governor
Trumbulrs thesis about feeling safer
in the air than when riding in an
automobile that we do not quite uh-
derstand. Granted that the governor
Is sincere. there still remains some-
thing to be explained. He says he
feels perfectly safe 'in the air." But
what about when taking the air or
landing? Does the governor feel as
safe at such critical times AZ he does
while wooing the clouds? Or perha pa
our flying governor now is such a
thorough air-taker that the only
time he feels unsafe ID when he hap
pens to be on terra firma.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-07
Fsuishiag tAe Sebl

Fyuishiag To 6o6l
Now that we've outlawed war, lets
list
Some other things that might be
missed
without pang: uncovered sneeses.
Alarm clocks, and "Excuse-it-
pleas" b!
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-07

In Berlin court seven drivers OF
overloaded trucks were arrested and
fined. Here 10 . field that promises
rich returns.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-07
Bars Or Bondls!

Bars o. Roads!
Spinster discovering burglar un.
der bed): II think I'll call for help.
The minister lives next door,"
Burglar: Cali the police. ma'am.
I'm lots worse n you Think"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-07

One-fifth Of the population Of
Paris has the influenza; and 1t II
lucky this u not the tourist season.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-07

1t seems Babe Ruth 10 out to de-
mand 100000 year, but cannot
guarantee more home runs than US
ual.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-07
Carry 1hesa Out!

Carry Them Out!
Lanse: Are you going to Jes's
party tonight?"
Wells, "sure. He's going to serve
sems Of that hootch Of his"
Lange: Ought to be = big time"
Wells: "You said It! He has had
covers laid for ten and stretchers
Tor eighth
ID. c. Koehler
Copyright. 1929. Reproduction
Forhidden)
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-07

The latest wonder of agriculture,
is a cabbage plant which produced
ak heads of cabbage in turn, one
above the other.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-07

Msahss Assist 0ssses = Caresaseass
The 4. q. c. 10 . national organisation
which furnishss aowopepsrs and adver.
tisers With . strictly honest aealyses 1t
circulstioa. Our circulation seatisties are
based uro1 this audit This inssrea pro.
lection against fraud In newspapsr dis
tribution Agures 10 bsth national and
local advortissra.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-07

rho winter-resort homes built BY
natives are eAAily recognised. They
have some arrangements for heat
ins.
A new barber college offers train.
ing to colored boys only, this eaving
students the usual expenditure Tor
coonskih.
Perhaps electric vibrAtors will
reduce flesh. 1t was . flivver agt
that made hips disappear.
The papers cay Queen Marie u
coming across again, but ~ yet mo-
body knows which rich Americana
are coming acrosA
The futility Of setting 4 divorces
and trying again lies In tho fact
that time will Wit = rose tomorrow
just as it did yesterday.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-07

The Herald 10 on als daily IN Nsw
York at Hotalings Newsstand. firhes
sauars; schultss NewsstandA Entrance
Grand Central. t3nd Street
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-07

THE LAW N RHODE ISLAND
Though We are close to Rhode IL.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-07

Me06e9 q To ASoeeeesed tFSts
The Associated Press u sxclusively -.
titled to the w. tor re-pab'icAtioa Of
Ali news sredits6 to II Or net otherwise
credited In this paper ead also lecsl
nevs pvhltGhoa therein.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-07

The saiy DeoatAbas e1vsftiaAs nseeism
u the CITY. Cirsulatisa bssks asd pre~
re.n alvaye opea - aAvertissrA
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-07
Freedom OF The Seas I
An Aee-Old Problem
U. S Tradtioney Has Favored Doctrine But Has Been
On Both Sides - Now the Senate Wants Action
After Centuries Of Failure From Pericles to VIII
son.
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