davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-08

minulom elsie spo1nenuta bola potreba troch usta
noyizn pre- Sovakov Mahoning doline istredna kniz
nica slstredene dobrocnnej akce spojenie vset-
kch nach spevokolov pre- obeasne spolon6 vystupova
ME vo verejnosti. .*.~.~ 49,.
Vsetky tri ustanovzne s nam silale potrebne. Idea
spojena spevokolov ma odusevnenych pedporovatelov
medzi spevakmi i duchovnymi ia zalozenie kniznce
Okresny Sbor slovenskej Ligy vyniesol boil rezodcu
jednoho 6asu Dobrocnnd akcu prevadza Okresny Sbor
uz diva roxy podporl slovenske osrae rodiny ako
Youngstown tax Campbell obnosom okolo $4,000. XII
pene o satstvo, obuv poraviny, uhe pomozene bolo
hotovy1ni penazni podl'a potreby. Tuto pracu kona
zvlasy vybor podporovane rodiny ME s udane verej
nosti len preo abysa predslo pomluvam Aysak vybor
kazdom pripade naprv dokladne Vysetri G e podpora
porebna alebo ME, podporoval len ta kde utrpenie
bolo najvaessie.
Ny verime, re dobrocinnost konat' starat sa slo-
venske .nldzne rodiny patr prvom rade nam Slova-
kom a len potom mestu neslovenskym dobrocnnym
stanovizniam Okresny Sbor sam zmoze toho malo bez
kooperaeie cele verenos bez pomoci menovite nasic
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-08

Men. Dobrocinna praca lepse pristane zenam ako mu
zom vedia najst pramene prijmov pre- take cele tam
kde muzski by nenasi Preto odpordcame zenskym spoil
kom ably 81 to otazku prejednaly schodzach vysaly
1zastupkyne schodzu daily navrh ktory by Dol pra
tel'ny. Okresny Sbor je vel'm prlhodnym telesom
sistredenie takejto prace zien Dover verenost poz
va pekn coho dokaz bola minua schodza ma ktore "a
stdpene bolo % spolkov klubov kazdeho druhu
Ziadame mienku- vsetkych okolitych pracovnikov
sovenskych ci nam tieto ustanovzne potrebne alebo
nie ci su uskutocntelne alebo ME. Vyhody, kore by
mich plynuly, st hodne uvazenia pracovania "a ne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-08
DoBRA NoVINKA!
)rahi bra tia, mile sestry J.

Drahi bratia, mile sestry -:
Move, vzacne a bohate dielo
"Slovaci v zahranicnom odboji
SINE uz dostali. O vyzname hod-l
note tohto diela napisal p. Jozef
Sivak, poslanec Slovenskej lMdo-1
vel strany, medzi inym toto:
-. .Bolo ozaj ma case poukaza..
verejnosti dokumentalnne, re Slo-
vaci odkosili 81 svoj rad statocne
v pracach borbach "a repubE-
ku Cesko-Slovensk1. Len schva-
l'ovat' mozn, re nasiel sa clovek,
ktoreho zohrievala vel N.Y.
slienka dokazat nasim priatel 'om
i nepriatelom prave prilezito-
sti nasich jubilejnych oslav, ze
SINE my Slovaci tento Stat chceli,
zan zertvovafi na jeho stvoreni
spoloene Cechmi pracovali.
Ale nadisiel svrchovany cas- po-
sbierat' uverejnit' data, dokazy,
dokumenty, slovom vsetok mate
rial, vzt'ahujnci sa na ucast' Slo-
vakov zahranicnom odboji, uz
i preto, lebo cd pociatku vykPu-
va sa tendencia, material tento
Ia moznosti obist', nevsimndt
81 ho, nepovyt'ahovat' archlvov,
ba ulozit' no a ukryt' co najhlbsie
medzi akta, pekne ho zamleat
ably sa zvedavy svet nedozvedel,
co to Dol "a krasny heroicky boj,
do ktoreho sa tax oduSevnene a
nadsene chytili Slovaci V Ameri-
Ike "a oslobodenie bratov svojich
v starej vlasti.
| Postal vyslo v republike mno.
no vselijakych takzv. valecnych
pamatl rozpomienok na sveto
VII revoliciu, ale vsetky tieto me.
moare mad zahranicnym odboiom
Slovakov akoby schvalne zazmu
rovaly oci, akoby chcely znehod
notit', zmalichernit' bezprfklad
MI obetavost' Slovakov V svetove.
vojne. @
Dielo Sidorovo je vlastne boha.
tou, chronologicky usporiadanou
sbierkou zahranicneho odboja
! Slovakov Amerike: Sidor odyo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-08

lava sa ma fakta, cituje "a svcd-
kov dokazy, dokumenty i tieto
priplst a !. slovu, ably rozpoye-
daily priebeh celsho odboja bra
TOW Amerike. Je zreime, BE tym-
to postupom nadobdda dielo ma Il
primnosti, hodnovernosti a spo-
Iahlivosti.
Ale dielo toto je vyraznym do
kumentom po tel stranke, ze po-
liticky program, vyjadreny Pitts
burghskou Dohodou, ktoreho pro-
gramu pridrza sa dnes slovellska
Pudova strana a ziada no vtelit'
j do 1stavy republiky, Dol vlastne
len minimalnym programom reyo-
lucneho hnutia americkych Slo-
vakov, boil len ciastkou progra-
mu, v zaujme ktoreho lbratia nassi
organizovali revolucny odboj, Ii
viii odboj tento svojim grosom,
tvrdo zarobenym a vlastnou kr-
YOU slovenskou vydatne vylieva-
nOu.
! Svedci o tom kazdy revolucny
akt, kazdy document, kazda "a
pisnica, slovom ,kazdy krok bra
tov nasich " zaujme oslobodenia
Slovakov ucineny. !,
CT sknmame text 1radnefo Me
moranda, napisaneho v siestich
reciach hned' po vzniku vojny a
rozposlaneho vsetkym vyznam.
nym politickym diplomatickym
cinitel om, ci sa prehrmame v s1.
kromnej korespondencii funkcio.
marrow Slovenskej Ligy, 81 rozobe.
rame osnovu Clevelandskej Doho.
dy, alebo premnohych rezolncii
zapisnic usneseni, vynesenych
ma konferenciach, poradach, shro.
mazdeniach, usporiadanych po a
merickyych mestach pri najrozlic.
nejsich prilezitostiach, vsade 3
vzdy stretame sa so zlatnou nj
,t'ou, cize so stereotypnou pozia
davkou: Slovensko pri najmen
som dostat' ma uplnd samospra
WI!
| Sidorova kniha prichodi ako Ii
va vystraha, ako jasne memento
Nezabldat' ma revolucne hnuti,
bratov nasich v Amerike; neza
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-08

.b1dat' ma pracu, majetky 9 krv
slovenskd, ktore paddy Y obet' to-
hoto hnutia nezabddat' AMI
ma d6sledky revolucneho odboja
Sloyakov Amerike! Ak by sa
program Z revoluenych eias odho-
dill, krv bratov nasich volat bu-
de po nom!...
Jako referatu vidno, je to die
10 vzacne, nielen obsahom, ale
spracovanim. Pan povodca Karol
Sidor, redaktor 'Slovaka " veno-
val vypracovaniu vsemoznl pill
most, d6kladnost', hl'adi ostrym
okom ma zivot a ciny "a sirokym
oceanom sa nachodiacej vetvy
slovenskeho naroda, draha mu je
kazda praca, kazda obet', ktoru
americki Slovaci "a oslobodenla
svojho vrelemilovanehoe enaroda Wy
konali priniesli.
Vsetko je tom krasnom dlelku
podane takym pltavym sp0sobom,
zel kazdy milovnik pravdy a spra-
vodlivosti 81 no rad precita i Wac
krat'. Zaujfmave s1 menovite sta
te: ako americki Slovaci "a slobo-
du svojho naroda pracovali. My
srdeene blahozelame p. Karolovi
Sidorovi, ze napisal slovenskemu
| narodu take vazne dielo. Sldzi O.
| no Slovakom len ku cti. A ma slo
| venskom obecenstve je, ably 81 u
| ctilo taku vaznn pracu mlade!lo
slovenskeho spisovatel'a = a ME-
/ len ze rozobralo toto historicks
dielo, ale ho dokladnes precita-
10. Zobudi sa v nom laska k usta-
novizni Slovenskej Lige, ktorn "a
jej vznesene a slovenskemu naro-
du nanajvys prospesne prace vse-
lijaki zloduchovia hania a potu-
pujd. >
i Prosime srdecne naSich pirate
Pow, priatel'ov vyznamnej,a spa-
chetnej veci, aby 81 til knihu Il
Slovenskej Ligy objednali. Cena
toho krasneho a obiemneho diela
| je: $3.50. Peniaze racte zasielat
| ma adresu: Slovenska Liga, P. O.
Box 996, Pittsburgh, Pa.
i Jan A. Koc1r,
tajomnik Slov. Ligy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-08
Kap. Geo. Fried, flrdinskX zdchranca, hoyorl: <,s
@"Siahnife ma Lucky manifesto sLadk0sfT'

ITO je s lode Florida LZmenme Mi ktori SINE
lodi America usilueme aby mohli zachranit
Yud topiace lode kora $50 mil daleko Predierae
bu mrazve vlnobitie ak rycho len mozeme Dosthneme
nesasn od nocne ch pustme mocne svetelne luce
buren6 LODI Foridu k1zme kolo nej aby
hl ku nej pribt Konecne nam to poda Muzstvo Flo
rdy opusa LODI edon druhom vytahueme ic vody ma po
vraze ktory nasi chlapi i'm hodii>
Tlto 80 muzovia polo omamen mnoh len polo oblecen
trebova hesen ebo boil dho vysaven mrazvemu vlnobit
Horca kava edlo LUCKY STRIKESteto daily novy Mvot
mnohym vetci lodi America muzsvo alebo cestudc
nas tapnom sih zapase Mvo mic neni tax uIa
vulce obcerstvuuce jako vana prprazena chut LUCKY
STRIKES
Tato hra tou kosatou e zaujmava rozcuujdca. mi
kori dali musme vy byt hotov dobrodruz
svo Mas zivo pohybvy yzadue sinu kontrolu nervov
fyzicku zdatnost vo svoej Hvotosprave nase, ze
LucKEs vemi dolee een preto dodavaju oblaheenie
rozharanym preslen6mu teu ale al preto, ze
ke ziadam take privadza ssnu poviem ku see Rads
81 vemi LUCKY miesto sladkeho priprazenej chuti
LUCKIEs nachadzam upe uspokojene nasiel SON. pri
praienie odstranuje draplaviny ockranuje mi hrdlo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-26
SALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY.

SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY.
NEAR SEARS, RoEBUCK CO., .BLADENs-
$4,000. Address. Box l9-M. Star once. 28s
STORE WITH TWO-ROOM AND BATH
apartment on rear and four rooms and bath
ing systems. electric lishts; second-hoe:
apartment now rented for S2so 80: store ana
ing; good alley; located on 7th st. .s.w.
This section Of Washington Is bound 70
terms Address Box, 2.M, Star once.
Grocery and Meat Store.
si4. 500. 90 buys the best store investment
on Wisconsin avenue In very populous dis
trict. Price includes Groom brick house
only two years old with frontage on two
streets Store and house together 30 feee
e; A. T. ROBINSON,
SIC Bond Bldg. National 2l7s.
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IN THE 100 BLOCK LANIER PL. NV.
nNJv

ONLY sl2.500
This delightful home is priced so as e
be a great savings for some one who would
like to live near 18th and Columbia road
Contains rooms -four bedrooms and tiled
bath. and of course. all modern Impro"e-
ments.
Wide covered porches. Car and bus lines.
stores. schools churches and all other recee-
stiles and Injuries all within blocks walk.
Terms can be arranged. 49,
1900 Georgia Ave.
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THE KENESAW,
10Th AND IRVING SITS.
One large apartment. Three
bedrooms, bath, kitchen, dining
room and double living room.
All large rooms, IS windows !;
24-hour elevator and telephone
service. Large basement locker
included. General Electric Re-
frigerator.
Phone Columbia 712
for appointment to inspect.
Also other desirable apart
ments.
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SALE-HOUSES.

BY OWNER 8-R AND 2-BATH BRICK
house, garage: lot 60x120. 5344 Broad
Branch road Call Col. 0025. 29.
OWNER OFFERS AN ATTRACTIVE NORTH
west home to those wanting to own their
cars. bus and stores: Priced right and
reasonable terms Call OWNER after $50,
Wisconsin 4O6O.
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RENT-BUsINESS PROPERTY.
EXCHANGE.

MY CHEVY CHASE. MD, HOME, WITH
beautiful grounds. priced under S15,500, for
suburban home or acreage. Address Box
364-K, Star once 26s
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WANTED TO RIGHTEOUSNESS.

6-ROoM HOUSE OR BUNGALOW. UNFUR.
IN or near Washington. accessible to schools;
$50 to SOS month; years lease desirable b.
T. HACKER. Metropolitan 5707.
MANY CLIENTS FOR NV. RESIDENCES
List now for prompt results.
MITCHELL QUICK,
sos Tower Bldg. Metropolitan 37ee.
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ReaItOr,
05 Investment Building. Metropolitan 1927
LOTS OF VALUE

LOT WANTED-ABOUT l00xi25; EASY
terms; north side; District preferred; not
essential Address Box 4S1-K, Star ONCE. a."
ODD LOTS OR PARCELS IN SETTLED NV.
semi.detached: priced right. Address Box
242-K. Star once.
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Thy PAY MORE?
THE CALIFORNIA. IT'S California st. NV:
Ef0Gf fPa s9ia les; g
! TaR p Sc ii4O Meridian r. "
fI THE LAMONT LAM SSSa isa7 Lamont 81. NV 49,
and S T roe so a9d Path 1ssh e 5000
= ~ %uL4SSE, siSS 18th FL 4 NY a.. oo
The aae so dSSas i1a o isss M.rialsn ~ Nv
aH TE tSoRs aRf ss;; ists n ss0oO
ahe THE s01 HnAM aoo i Gs 18th s. y '''O0
I. 3 and 4 rooms and bath. ..s25.50 to 3S6. 90
THE. CARLETON. l74l Lanier Pl. NV:
THE ST. PAUL. is2a' 18TH ST. NV: =. :.
T TGGHi sef sffa is5i Lamont ST:
I Yor vii VIII t and by comparison that the
above rents are unusually low. and this Is
largely due to the fact that you rent direct
from the owner. The wise apartment housc
hunter locates now and not IN October,
when there is always scarcity OF de-
sirable apartments. AS special induce:
r1ent. the above apartments may be leased
for any period desired and rents will be
effective September IS. possession imme5i-
ately. Detailed list mailed on request. In.
srection may be made at any time BY APP
plying to the janitors Most of these build
CHAS e. TRIBBY sic Dist Nat. Blk. Bldg.
Day phi. District 4779: night phi. Col $50
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I'd Id. NV. ~.
N0Y nnEn

COLORED.
SIT End st. n.w.-9 rms, bath. gas. 500 ~
524 goth st. n.w.-6 rms, bath, gas. 1929
1888 Sherman ave.-6 rms, bath. cleo. 90 SO
4l3 and st. s.w.-6 rms, bath, gas. Is. SO
S23 23rd st. n.w.-5 rms, water. ....... $3.50
31S0 Va. ave. fl.w-5 rms, water. 49,. $3.50
1898 st. n.e.-5 rms, water. 1890. 27.50
2106 Va. ave. n.w@ rms. Water.... Zz5O
651 goth st. n.e.--5 rms, water, gas. 2o.50
1877 4th st. n.w.!7 rms, water. 1890. 25.50
462Ia Va. ave- s.w.-5 rms, WATER. 2O.50
500 N. H. ave. n.w.-5 rms, water.... 1880
6iSIa 23rd nc. NV 4 rms, water. ). 1880
nina X 81 NV rms water. 1880
l225 10th ut. n.e.-4 rms. water. lo50
222 D st. sw.-4 rms. water. 14.oO
JAMES r. SHEA, o.
643 La. Ave. NV.
i5S 18th ST. Sc. : EIGHT Rooms AND
bath: .hot-water heat, electricity, IN good
condition; rent, $3.50. JOHN FORD, 1924
'' :" Phone Col. oosi
"a < st. NV rooms and bath. .s4o.so
50 Defrees ut. n.w.-7 rooms in ex-
ALLAN Z. WALKER d Co. INC.
els 18th st. NV. National 1880.
.CoLORED. "a. :.
issss aoSiscn pS sW.l rm: ;::::::is .sS
4'1 cs Il BLHuNp 1 Co. National oiil. -.
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A splendid colonial-type brick home. Just
ments. hardwood noors, hot-Eater heat and
location. near schools. stores, churches and
transportation. Large rooms. tile bath, GOV;
rear porches, concrete cellar with laundry
trays. deep. yard. with space for garage.
at $3.50. with small cash payment and
low monthly payments. Call Adams a.
(Continued on Next PaEe.l
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secluded as an island can be which
is located in this winter playground
of the world.
Adjoining the J. C. Penney estate
are offices in which Mr.. Hoover may
attend to the duties which are ahead
of him before he goes to Washing
ton. There are quarters for the
newspaper men and the home of Mr..
Adams has been set aside for per-
sonal guests of the Hoover family
who may visit them while they are
at Belle Isle.
Already Mrs. Hoover is finding in
the gardens of the Penney estate a
qualification for her love of brilliant
flowers and luxuriant vegetation.
Members of the secret service, I'M
der the direction of Joseph E. Muir
ply, assistant chief of the secret
service department, states that the
island upon which Mr.. and Mrs.
Hoover are now recreating, surpasses
in beauty and vista any spot they
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-01-31

ing the word impossible from our
vocahularies. Lindbergh is on exam
pc of preparedness and training.
lie schooled himself in flying, with
all it's difficult technicalities and
problems, before he started across
the Atlantic, and with that knowl-
edge took another impossible from
our thoughts. It is the same in every
line of endeavor. Many men appar-
entity spring into prominence over
night. People utter EXPLANATIONS
about luck, but often do not stop to
think of the training and work back
of the achievement"
Mr.. Heinz declares that heart
power is greater than horsepower.
In the management and development
of men, the leader must reach the
heart as well as the mind. He has
found that the unhappy worker is
never interested in his job and can
not succeed. Therefore his first
thought Is to make a man happy.
Mr.. Heinz encourages social and
educational activities at all his plants,
and through gifts of life insurance to
every worker and support Of ben
eficlal association prepares employees
for the "rainy" day, while faithful
service il rewarded by allotments of
the company's stock and gold medals
and watches.
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have visited in their long trip from
Palo Alto down the west coast of
South Amerca or in the Argentine or
Brazil.
Upon their arrival at Belle Isle the
Hoover party expressed keen delight
over the spot they had chosen for
their vacation.
They had hardly entered the house
before they were out again to wan
der through the lighthouses and the
gardens. Arrangements have been
completed for fishing trips for Mr..
Hoover along the keys which dot the
ragged coast; barracuda, sail fish, tar
pom, king fish and other finny deni-
zens of the salty depths are waiting
to tax the ability of the fisherman,
Capt. Hatch, one of the best known
fishing guides in the Florida waters
will take him ON his first TRIP to the
fishing grounds.
Their stay viii be marked by sim
plicity and complete freedom from
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-01-31
HOOVER DELIGHTED
WITH FLORIDA VISIT

Presid and-elet Herbert Clark Roov-
en- with Mrs. Hoover and a group Of
secretaries, secret service men md
newspaper correspondents, are now
established in Whitehaven, the winter
hoane of J. C. Penny, nationally
known stock breeder, crop farm and
chain store operator, at Belle Island,
overlooking the blue waters of Bis
eaYne Bay.
Amid towering royal palms, coco
nut palms and surrounded by tropi-
cad gardens luxuriant in their winter
gaeries, the president-elect is resting
for the strenuous duties ahead At
his disposal are houseboat offered
aian by Joseph H. Adams, speed
boat which is a part of the Penney es-
tate. fishing boats, a private NINA
lure golf course and broad walks on
an island which is as isolated and
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When asked what he did II they
got sick. he declared that they did not
get sick, or If they had a bit of in
disposition. the wonderful climate
popped chem up and put them back
on their feet Immediately. "One boy
gained 10 lbs. during the months
tour" said Buchanan. land every boy
has gone home better boy physic-
ally, mentally and as a young bust
ness man. He has seen Alaska's Won
ders and has earned part OF the
money to finance the trip. which COW
ers about 5000 miles and lasts
whole month. One of my youngest
boys. who is years old, has already
earned about $40. and if he gets his
third together on his own efforts. he
will be in our party next summer,
even If he is only six years old. Any
boy, anywhere can go. provided he
gets his parents consent and earns
his third"
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tion of condiments and foods, which
are distributed through SO sales
branches in three countries and LIS
agencies in foreign countries.
The business was founded on
clearly defined principles, one of
1hi"h is that the growth of an or
gani4ation is dependent upon the
training of men. When the founder
Gied he left as legacy to his son,
desire to train men. From early
ihanhood. the son has devoted time
and energy to this ambition.
VI 'Ieinz had not left Yale, from
Wh'rh he was graduated in 1900,
WIEN =" formed specific plans along
taesc lines. He first founded the
Io1ode louise for settlement work
b 3.ftshHrrh, AID then added to the
facilities for this work, the Sarah
Heinz li0use. where 1000 bows and
MsiS arg h tyaining. Both houses
re dcdi"atCd to youth, recreation,
character and service"
With equal enthusiasm, he deyotcs
time to institutions of higher learn
ing. He is on the boards of the Uni
versity of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Insti-
tute of Technology, and the Shady
Side Academy, preparatory school,
and is a member of the Fine Arts
committee of the Carnegie Museum.
He established a fund at Yale from
which students may borrow money
to complete their courses.
There is crying need for moro
trained men," Mr.. Heinz says, land
they are the ones who are elininst-
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celery, mix with three tablespoonfuls
of chopped onion, two teaspoonfuls of
salt, one-eighth teaspoonful of pap
rika and the same of pepper; aid one
fourth eupful of vinegar and allow
to stand fifteen minutes. Heat one
cnpfa of cream, two tablespoonfuls
of batter and pour over the potatoes.
mining well with a fork. Serve cold
Shrimp salad.-Drain n pint can Of
Snrimps rinse with cold water and
remove the dark viseera Break In
good-slzed pieces and dress with
French dressing. Chill for two hours
and add one small bottle of stuffed
olives, twelve tiny sweet pickles sliced,
and Two tablesp0onfuls of picked
pearl onions. Prepare six green pep.
pers to form cups and stuff with this
mixture. Serve garnished with let
tuee and spoonful of mayonnaise.
Potato Salad.-Chop one small onion
and add to salad bowl, add two and
0ne.half teasnoonfuls of salt, pepper
to taste, and one.haIf eupful OF iii
Iated vinegar; let stand ten minutes
Slice four cupfuls Of hot potataeS
cooked in their jackets and mix thor
oughly. Add three tablespoonfuls of
olive oil, two slieas Of haeon fried
and diced and the bacon fat from the
frying; add one Tablespoonful of
minced parsley. JWo hard euoEed eggs
and three cooked beets that have been
chopped. ArraHs en lettuce and gar.
nish with the beets.
Favofi.e Salad. Combine two eu,
fuls each of diced potatoes ard beets.
one-half cupfaI 4 ICED shpfeias and
one-fourth cupful of minced chves.
Marinate with six tahlespoonfuls of
oil and three of tarragon vinegar for
one hour h"sfa o' to III and cover
with one-half eupful of French dress.
Ing. Arrange on cl'sa lettuce and
garnish with eighths of hard cooked
egg and fresh tomatoes.
N1Aa hl4futeQ-
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-01-31
"rEvHE word impossible may yet
1 be eliminated from the Eng

HTEyHE word impossible may yet
be eliminated from the Eng
fish dictionary, and, it has
never been done may also go into
the discard. Everything seems pos
sible, if we just knew how to 90 It,
and we are learning how" said low
ard Heinz, president OF the j. j.
Heinz Company, noted the globe over
as the largest producers Of food
products of the kind in the World.
'SThe veil that separates the possible
from the impossible is passing With
the development of scientific and IN
ventive minds and through tie train
Ing Of men. 1t is by such tranine
that progress is made, not anfs az
the individual and the orcanisalian
With which he is connected, hat hy
the world at large"
Sixty years ago Mr. Helms father
established the business which hears
his name. 1t had it's beginning at
Sharpsburg, small town near Pitts
burgh, with two or three employees
preparing horse-radish for the table.
The pungent root, grown in a small
garden, was prepared in two rooms.
To-day 1t takes the crops of 10000
acres to supply the Heinz kitchens
with raw materials. More than
1900 persons, including approx
matdy i,400 travelling statesmen, are
regularly employed A main plant
at Pittsburgh, 26 branch factories In
four countries, and over 800 sailing
houses and raw products receiving
stations are UTILIZED In tie prepsra-
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-01-31

Buchanan, who gets letters from all
over the United States and Canada
addressed Alaska. Buchanan, De-
troit," and Buchanan. Boys Friend.
Detroit" tells the boy who writes to
him direct from anywhere how he
can earn his third by selling pencils.
kitchen tongs. coal. steel ash bas-
kets. etc. Boys who qualify go west
ward through Canada and the Cana
dian Rockies, seeing Banff and Lake
Louise. then north to Alaska on the
Princess Louise" They see the
wonders of Alaska and return by the
princess to Vancouver and home
ward through TIE United States, thus
viewing the finest scenery in Canada,
Alaska and the States. Buchanan
goes with them en- every trip and
gives them his personal care.