davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Seward daily gateway., 1929-07-17

U. s. Coast anu GeO0eLlc Survey Charts and Tide Tables at Schall- ererers Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-07-17

:, Although those sockless senators from the corn belt may holer their heads off we hope the esnr de corps still maintains among the embassy bunch Us for
 egners in the land of the free and the home of the knave are the only ones who take drink when we want to- ~ "
Seward daily gateway., 1929-07-17

The seven wonders of the New World are: Niagara r rals' yellowstone Park, Garden of Gods, Mammoth bridge: The eighth is the man who believes the Vo1. stead law be enforced
Seward daily gateway., 1929-07-17

.u you want time to pass rapidly, just sign good size note due in thirty days @00a
 The sun is 92,5OOOOO miles from the eartb Which makes It comparatively safe from bureaucracy
Seward daily gateway., 1929-07-17
RAMON NOVARRO JOAN CRAWFORD ERNEST TORRENCE

trio that can't beat in story that gives full chance to show their ability "Al the Brothers Were Valiant
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-12
KDE DOsTAT NoVU KNIzKU,
"VECERNE CiTANIE".

KnNku "vecerne Citanie", kto-
ri vydal redaktor tychto novln,
mono dostat' nielen ', redakcii,
320 w. Federal ST.. v ejeho do
maenosti, Ia So. Whitney Ave,
ale al u nasledovnych jeho pria-
tel'ov:
Milan Saliva Yicudzozemskom
oddelenf Dollar banky.
Jozef Martipko, krajcir, 244 Il.
Federal St. ina poschodD.
Martin J. Lesnaky poist'ovatel',
236 Haseltine Ave,
Jozef Z. Marnskin, kolektor,
1858 Z. Florida Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-12
BLU sLOvENsKE DETICKY

Blu slovenske deti V 'arsku Blu, tryzna icE
pre- sovencinu. Slovensk6 DETI bji. Male, 45-rocn{
detlcky: re hovoria ovode po slovensky
Toto oznamil civizovanemu svetu mad arsl1y soc
alno-demokraticky poslanec Maass mad 'arskom par
lamente. mad 'arskf pani chceli jeho Bit:
Nebude psa Stamina, AMI sovinistick6ho Mad ara
ludsky clovek. Len psohavec e vstave tryznt' mal(
diet'atka narodnostnej nenavis
Cd nasich bratov slovensl1fch ktori zostali Ma
darsku poctom stvr 'miliona dust, prchoda zfa6 w
k1iky pomoc Prenasledovanie> >tryznenie pre- soven
cinu urzanie, poupovane zalrovanie nasich udi j
tau dennom poriadku. Ako najvatSieho besnenis
mad 'arskeho sovinzmu pred plievratom pocas vony
Ako vidno, mad 'arsky grofsky rezim chce nasu Wy
provokovat vojnu Cesko Sovenskom A zda sa re bes
konecndho portania nebude. Ale ak tomu dakedy do
jde, bude to zlac koniec vedice vrstve adarskehC
naroda, ktori bez otrokov nevie nechce Mt.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-12
sLAVIANI v MAHONING DOLINE.

Slavian tvora asi 20 percent celeho obyvatel'stv;
Mahoning doly citaj j1c do toho mesto Warren jehc
okolie ich vpyv verejny zivo tejo doine rovnt
sa emer mule Nesorganizovanost zaostalost' s nasou
kliatbou To s maze zeleza ret aze ktort mas drzis
sputnanych. <''s & ErtIas d
Shovaral SINE tomto novym srbsk YIN duchov:y
nJm iskrenn' I'M Slavianom, Rev. d. H. Popovicom
Steeonu Rev. Popovc vdi velki potlebu sblizenia
Slavanov kooperovania zalozenia nejakeho slavian
skeho telesa kor6 by bolo srediskom savianskeho Ii
vota tuna My SINE mu prisvedcil.
My Slaviani SINE jeden narod. Obrovsky 200 million
.dusi poctuj1c narod. Ale rozcaparteni. Rozcapart
mas nirody nasi vodcovia: "a sarodavna panovnic
novel DOLBY udrzuju mas rozdelenych inelektua Po
spolity lud clti prbuznost, jednou ducha reel krv
dorozumie medzi sebou zje pekne medz sebou zvla
ste tn Amerke, kde mas osud doomady privedol Ale
vodcovia Savanov nepreukaza dosial dakeho po-
chopenia svojch uloh meso spa jana kooperovania
panuje medzi mimi pliepast, dycha cudzota.
Nasi bratia Srb, ktolych je Mahoning done asi
2500 dus, bud1 mat 81 j1na posviacku zakadneho ka
mea chranu kory zacali stavat na ich pozemkoch me-
dzi 2 uicou p Steel st. Ked nam zaleM ma pesto-
van slavianske vzaomnosti jednoty pod me sa komu
mozno, zucastnit ich svnost preukazat' i'm svou la
sku savansku. Vo svetovej vojne bratia Srb aviac
trpei boovali hrdinsky nelen svoju ale "a nasu
slobodu: podlzni i'm odplacat' lasku askou Bratia
Srb postavi slovenskym hrdinom ktor vzbure boil
povrazden Rakisanmi Mada1mi ponnik pr Krag,,-
jevaci My uctime pamiatku tychto hrdinov nasich
ked' bratm Srbmi vsetkymi Slayianm budeme tes-
nejse priatelit, ako dosavad' nasho bratsva
tn Mahonng dolne moze vzrast cinorode bratstvo
dzi vsetkymi Slavianmi Amerke kto vie ci nebude
potion tax rozhodujncm spojen Slayanstva Europe,
ako SINE boil N.Y. americd Slaviani za6ne rozhodulicim
osobodenf svojch vlasti otroctva Nemca Mad ara
Turka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-12

8 chudobou, ably aspon kazdoden-
neho chleba mala. Vzdy poma.
ha. Me jeden, ami dvaja svedko.
via, ale mnohf s1 tn v Youngs.
town, ktori tom znajd.
| prievrat no nasiel Move
Vsi, kde ho zvolili "a predsedu
Cesko-Slovenskej Narodnej Rady
ma vychode. V jeho fare sa zaGlna
ozyvat' slovencina v pritomnosti
Hlinku, Blahu, Ivanku a janice.
ka. Pod kratkym casom zalozil
l'udovl stranu ma vychode, kto
rel Dol vodcom az do svojho cd.
chodu do Ameriky.
Vedel, ze narod je nielen kul
tdrne, ale j financne rukach ma
d'arskych zidov, pre- til pricinu
zalozil L'udov1 Banku v Spisskej
Novel Vsi Podhradi pre- rolnf-
kov. Zalozil ol'nicky spolok a
tax banke, ako tomu spolku Dol
predsedom, kym Dol v kraji.
Roku 1920, ked' sa doznal 0
ssmrti syojho otca, nechal star1
d. . n
Falast' a iprisiel ma volanie svojej
matky do Ameriky Biskup cleve-
landskN no 2 radosti prijal mu
sl'ubil slovenskd osadu. Ale svoju
mienku zmenil a no postal ma ma
q 'arsku osadu, kde Dol kaplanom
"a a mesiacov, kym neprisiel te-
rajsl biskup, ktory uznal jeho ma
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-12

rodnost' a ho postal ma slovensk1
faru do Youngstown, O., do osa-
,dy sv. Alzbety,
Ndrol ktor5 dlhf roxy t'izil a
bojoyal, ably dostal svojho knaza,
S najvicsou radost'ou no uvftal a
prijal "a svojho duchovneho otca.
Ones osada ma svoju osadnn
slovensk1 skolu a najkrajsi Sc
stersky dom v celej diocezii. Ma
me Z sedem sestier uciteliek, kto-
re Stepia do srdc a dust 400 slo-
venskych dietok lasku k Bohu,
lasku k rodicom, lasku k nasej
drahej slovencine. Rev. Kostik
venuje vel'k1 pozornost' sta
rostlivost' osade a Skolu povazu-
je "a ,prepotrebnu vec osade.
Mnohi l'udia, ktori prfdu pozret'
svojich priatel'ov vida osadni-
cke pozemky a majetok, nechcti
verit', ze to vsetko sa stale "a
kratkych sedem rokov. Rev. Ko-
silk skoro polovicu syojho k1az-
stva strayil V osade sv. Akbety,.
kde sa citi medzi svojim 'udon
ako donna. J'fame, ze nad'alej
pr zdrav1 a bozskom pozehnanf
sbude praeoyat pre- dobro tsvojej
.osady pre- 'dobro katollclsej cir
kve a blalo sYojho Pudu. .Ufane,
ze dozije S mani pri dobrom zdra-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-12

roku 1910 dosiahol diplom W.
znamenanim, axe najlepsi ziak
m0ze dostat'. Po matufovanf do
stal povolanie studovat' ma knaz-
sky stav. Nebohy biskup Parry
ho prijal nielen do seminara, ale
ako najlepsieho studenta postal
no do Viedne ma univerzitu. Tam
studoyal "a 4 roxy teolpgiu do
stal nauku od najlepsicha profeso,
roy, lebo, yiedensk& uniyerzita bo.
la vtedy ,veRtnit chyrna. / tam
sthdie skoncl $ najlepsiln lspe,
chom. Pred MIN, tiba sjediny DR.
Jehhcka, .ktory, zial Bohu, j.
dnes nepriatel sky republike, do
siahnul taky stupen pko, Rev. Ko
silk. Y .roku 1914 ,nebohy kosi'
cky biskup Fischer Colbrie Wy
svath Rev. kostika ma kiiazsky
stav vo yiedni dina il. julia. Prvd
svatd omsu sldzil v ziline f9. id
la 1914. Y ziline preto, lebo svojt
prazdniny vzdy v Trencianske.
stravil, kde stale styky NAL te,
rajsim biskupom dr.. Kmet'kom
zilinskym khazom Ruzickom;
Martinom sKempnym, #Kysuckym
yai ingmi.
Prve miesto Rev. X Kostika bolo
mesto Spisski Nova Yes, kde he
biskup postal - profesora ' gym.
naziume, kapllna, katfchetu \
obcianskej skole j yojenskeho
knaza. TAnibyl 6soki}s 1875 81
tom roku sdostal .ako mlady knAz
novo-yeskd s]otenskd faru a
xzdor jeho t'azkej prici, d'alei
shkronne studoxal 4 slozil dive
zkfsky 3 loktoratn 70 viedni.
Veipa je. ,Napqd trpL - a on
ktle in6ze'a jak len m6ze je vzdy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-12
REV. JOZEF L. KosTIK l5 ROKOv MA vINICI
PANA

Osadnici osady Sv. Alzbety v
Haseltone dozili sa velkej RADIO
sti idl ,oslavit spolu so svojim
milovanym duchoynym otcom 81.
julia Is. vyrocie jeho vysvatenia
ma knazsky stav. Je to zvlastna
milost cd Pana Boha, ze nam to-
no doprial, lebo 81 svojho duchov-
neho milujeme ako svojho eprav-
doyeho otca. Je On dobrotiyeho
Okla a zlateho srdca knaz.
Rev. Jazef L. Kostik narodil sa
5. septembra 1890 v obci Tovarne
pri Mat'asovciach v4Zemplinskej
zupe. Pc skonceni l'udovych sk6l,
otec no dal do gymnazia v Preso-
We, kde studoval "a sest' rokoy.
Pod tym casom rodicia zanechali
star1 vlast' a tax ieh syn ostHl
celkom sam skoro "a 10 rokoy.
Studoval pod mad'arskymi profe-
sormi, v mad 'arskych skolach. A.
lie uz co 16-rocny student cftil, ze
tjeho povinnost 'ou bnde. pracoyat'
ma slovenskom poll ME ma, ma
d arskom, preto opustil slovenskyy
vychod a Siel do Ruzomberka ma
gymnazium. Tam jediny professor
nebohy Vlkolinsky udrziayal slo-
venskeho ducha medzi Studentmi.
ale to len potajomky.- Hlinka ~
tom case Dol v segedinskom zala-
ri pre- slovencinu. Ale silny slo-
vensky duch I'll uz vtedy v Rd-
zomberku ma celom Sloyensku
a ten duch vzbudil PRIV raz oprav
divd lasku < narodu i v mladom
srdci studenta.
Roku 1909. opnstil Ruzomberqk
a Me d'alej do Rozhavy, aby
svoje sthdie skoneil: Jeho thzba
sa splnila a skonsil yyssin skolu'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-12
l5-ROcNE JUBILEUM KLUBU.

s.. Sovensky Politicky Vzdelavaj1c Klub ma Lansing
yle oslavi tejto nede To- vroce syoho trvana v5etom
na istej farme v New Middletown, o.
Lanslllgyallsky kub je zaiste kazdsnu Youngstown-
noV zamy lebo vyvnul poslednych rokoch TAXI ne
obycajn1 cinnost, ze 81 no vsim vsade Klub tento l.
nleeI q mena potcky vzdeayajc ale ie MIN ski,
fkam Lansngvile zasluhou tohto klubu ie dnes pek-
1o iston sporiadanod cast Oh mcsta Youngstown.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-12

vi svoje 25-rocne jubileum. Boze
vyslys nase prosby!
! Ma toto jubileum povolavame
cele slovenske obecenstvo y oko-
liza. Co sa tIka programu, ten bu-
de dost' bohaty, lebo krem recni-
kov budtl al komicke vystupy,
ktore nam prevedn nasi chyrni
herci, PIP. Stan. Necko S. Palgu-
ia. Cely program bude buducne
uyerejneny.
0sadny vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-12
sNEDoMYsLsnosf 4 cIyzn0aEssEIuQgrq

denniku "slovak v AIaelike' hal vspondeok, g.
julia t. r. nasledovny redakcny clanok:
v "Youngstownskych Noynaeh" sfane potesujacu zpra
jake dobre s sorganzovane ovenske Babalove cay
Mahonng done, ktore sd spojene Hge pripoena
vyzva ably sovac pomaha fnancovat ednu profesionnu
sovensk catu ktor by maa naepsch sovenskyh hracov
mohla svoje silly merat sktoroukolvek inou. i.
Ale pozasavujeme clanku ma tom, ze sovenske
caty tam spominaj1 TAX jake keby tsboy amercke ale
akes cudzi Basebaovi rc slovensoh catach s1
dob Amerikani preto nereba mich pisat jake by
nebo Amerkan preto ze ku svojej nardnost
slovenskej. ..,: :.'...... u
D1fame, ,Yorku sa utvor ez sovenska
Basballoya Lga zaciaok ku Dol zrobeny So
venskom Dn South Orange, j, kdc eat so Tu
stalo dorozumenc medz mimi bude pokracovan uspo
radovan dasch her buddcom Slovenkom Dn bude od
bavena hra o championship. ..@@-
Po preeitan tejto lekce preeftal SINE 81 napadnuty
;lanok va jednu vyberan baseballovl catu'' ktory u
zre svetlo ychot tnovinach 28 lna ci SINE 81 iu zasl
zl ci SINE ozaj plsa slovenskych catach jake kebv
to neboly amercke, ale akes cudzie' Darmo SINE cas-
marn Pisatel'ovi "kritky'' sa zas len ZDALO, ako
Sed gratuloyal konvenc ktorej neboo We'd ked' SINE
neuda zakazdym s nase baseballove caty americke
kazdt diet vie ze Amerike nie Cine nasle-
dovne nemozu byt "ak misi cudzfmi Ostatne kritik
sam sa poraza tretom odseku svoej pisacky yete
Ddfame, re okolie New Yorku sa utyor tiez slove
ska Baseballova Liga - Ked je pisate owl sloyo
slovenske take cudze naco vdbec sa namAha slovel-
sky pisa naco chce organzoyat sssenskd baseballoy
igu; naco na robt' ''cudzinl ked mu je to proti
voli?
nasom clanku "Za jednu ,vyberani baseballov1
6atu name t1to vetu: tata steeltonskd 81 memo
ze dovot patit tax svoch hracov ako plateni hraci
LNYCH anerickych aat'' tejto spravodli-
Wy klik 3epresvedGit re nase slovelsk6 base
balove eaty nepredstavovali "a akesi cudze ale Ia
tez amerieke. Preto name opravneni prfeinu 81 N.Y.
slet, re napad clankara dennka t1SlovF Am" mas
to or
ene veci nepatra do vazneho casopisu AMI zlomysel
most. i. .."..
Podotykame, ze sloh danku ME sje Rev G. L. Orba-
cha, hl redaktora denniSa ASlovakv Ame1ike' elena
lradnka S S. n. clanok zaiste uvereeny bol bez eho
vedomia. A. *#> ..'..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-12

Klubove zasluhy sd Lansingvilu pine usnavane ta
mojsim obyvatel'stvom y4dsna Dv6kev III eho sEeri
nym clelmi
~ ZakladateIom klubu ako cel6snu Nenstvu hl&hezei
lame dosavadnym vJsedkom praee aaifane ze Ako do
teraz tax al vbndlenostibudl pnac6xat za pskrek ao
-vakov rozkvet Lansingyillu.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-26
CITY COL RT II-DGNE.\IS

Judgments in favor of two plain tilis were given in separate actions against klemens and Erouislawa kalkoWshi in city court yesterday. Domiuck kozIowsk was awarded damages Of S9,&52 and j. kurpivi Was given judgment for $lo0 on d promIssory note. Judge Stanley j. Traceski presided.
 Another judgment was given to the New Britain National bank against Abraham Ella for $7&,56. The plaintiff claimed it honored q worthless cheek.
 Claiming money was due for mer~ chandise. !. PlaszceusIi was given judgment for S95 against sam Buliva.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-26

not included
 The one dissenting voice was that Of Governor BuioW Of south D1- kota, who said that the president $ proposal of eNpauded~ road con construction would furnish only temporary relief and "postpone the agony
 The construction Of 40 new ocean vessels at q cost Of approximately $15h .ooo,oo0 is expected to follow the award Of the mail carrying con tr;tfts. This announcement was made by the inter- r-dcpartmental committee which has been maxim, q study of this subject.
 The shipping board is 10 be re- Guestcd Immediately to begin work ing out certain technical details with respect to the type and speci of ships needed for the mail service and as soon as this information is at hand, bids '-ill be called for.
 Government aid in thc construo- tjon of the vessels $ available through tre &450. .Go0 0U0 fund cs-
New Britain herald., 1929-11-26

Mir. IiooNer's plan for increased road construction but asked that this deal primarily with the ostab ] jlishnent or improyemout~~of farm to market" highways, thus cutting down the tanners transportation costs.
 Most Of the motecting was dcvot- ed 10 q discussion of the proposed decrease in interest rates on loans to farmers, but whether the agri- cultural representatives had won their point and gained the approval of the president for this proposition WAS not revealed.
 Messa gcs were received from the governors of - states. who. with one exception. assured the president of their hearty support and cooper ation. Ten Of the twenty-five for Wardod estimates of prospective state building. totaling approXin- atelH $575.Uo0, ,00o, figure consid- cred surprisingly large for less than ou"-fourth Of the couHtry especial :. ly since tn" state Of New York Wle
New Britain herald., 1929-11-26
City Items

Eraurts Laaza 31, Of Laocdoa Court, kensingtou, was arrested ou the charge Of speeding on Sou.H Main street this afternoon, by Mo torcycle Officer W, |. Hayes,
 Hair dy.m- done Jy experts. Phone 4>tG-2. rurjiss Beauty shopDe, @11 Main St.--ad}t.
 Ci9sappe Ameuta. whose property OH Arch and Wost Pearl street was attached in q mortgage foreclosure suit today ~hoWod a receipt for city taxes for 1"2>. II Was alleged in inc writ that the taxes were not paid. Chrysauth~oums s1-ao 10 $ioo. New Rrjtain Greenhouse, @10 Oak St. Tel. GoS0.-aG1t.
 Michael J. Jleough of this city was New Brtau's representative at q dinner held at the Hotel KimbalD, Springti@ld, Monday night. The event. was sponsored by the Anchor Don- aldsou line and representatives. of all the agencies were present
 A&elrod's drugs, We deliver, call 10 -advt,
 Attorney Andrew $, Aharouim will spend the Manufacturing holiday with his parents in Providence, k. |.
 Let's g.t organized at "rhc Fire mons BaIL" Manufacturing Eve. r. X. F. hall, Pjch"ich Arms Nolo- diaus,--adyt.
 Prank TabaSro of 235 Oak street complained 10 the police today that q noighbor's dog killed six chickons and several rabbits in his coop lasc night.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-26
HtYD HITS MILK MON

Af. Van Gordon. driyer of q United Milk Co. horse and wagon reported to the police that an auto mobile going north on South Main street early today struck the wa
 con a glancing blow and damaged
 a wheel but tbo driver did not stop
 and Van Gordon did not catch tine registration number It happened !near Bnell street. according to th~ complainant, but in the absence Of d description of the ear and its registration. the police were unable
 to make any headWay ill the inves tigation.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-26
Junk car, Expert" Driver
 Condemned by Auto Club

NoW 1ork, NOV. 26 P-The two greatest pests of the highways. says the American Automohile associa- ton, are the buggy rider" and the expert" driver.
 gone inserts q dilapidated lot of junk called q car into q stream of traffic and, ambling along at it's top slows up the whole line" the asso- Cia;i0n says,
 "The other is the expert driver who thinks he can handle car so well that he does not have to cXcr- else inc ordinary precautions"
New Britain herald., 1929-11-26
PLAN ID EXPLORE
 CAVES IN ARIZONA
Scientists Seek Remains Of Early
 Men, Extinct Beasts

Philadelphia. Nov. @V. OJF) -- Remains of early men and extinct animals, recently discovered iu tn, northeastern part of Arizona, will he salvaged by an expedition spou- sored jointly by the diversity ot Pennsylvania Museum and the American Museum ot Natural tIja- tory. according 10 au announcement by the University Of Pennsylvania authorities here
 Arrangements for tbr lraJrct have been computed ny l,r J. Alden Mason curator Of 1he AHrr- caa Section of tb" Museum b.re. and Dr. Barnum Brown. curator ol Fossil Reptiles at the Natural His tory Museum
 Dr. Mascn has been carrying oil important archaao}oejcu ju1 1ysuea- lions in the Southwest since earlp last summer. He will la Joined by Dr- Brown shortly and they wjtl work together at . location about 100 miles north Of Flagstaff Arz. where numerous footprints of dino saurs have been uncovered and where there is series of uuex- pored caves believed 10 contain relics of the earliest inhabitants 10 this continent.
 By combining the archacologjcaI and palcontologica work through a joint expedition. important ilIu- strative material sought can bc ob- tained at an enormous saving ID expense and equipment. t was pointed our by Horace H. r. Jayne. director Of the lnn ersjty Museum.
 To Remove StanI~tonc
 Large sections of sandstone, in which the giant footsteps Of the dinosaurs arc impressed. will he removed and taken to New York where they will hp publicly dis played in the Natural History Museum. Dr. Brown. who will have charge of this work. is one of the outstanding authorities on fos- sils in America. II is believed the footprints were made in the Juras- sic period. Geologjsts aro inclined 'o t4It tHfDl AIldL Liit IIHthS bflS- finally ""rr made in mud which. when ii solidtfied, preserved the prints throughout the intervening age.
 The cave dwellings,. which Dr. Mason will explore, aro extremely difficult 10 enter, They arc situ9- ted in the face of cliff and are not accessible from below. II will be necessary 10 lower the explorer and his assistants by blocks and tackle from the summit.
 The caves arc believed to have been inhabited by races who lived in America before the Christian I1ra. What is considered most oX- eept'onaI, in the opinion of Dr Mason. is that these caves have never before been entered hy later peoples. He hopes 10 find them just as they were left by the orig tnal inhabitants.
 2 Dr. Mason hopes to find in the caves the stone or bone impIe- ments, pottery vessels, textiles and baskets and, perhaps, even the bones of skeletons of the mon and women of that time. All will be 9carefully collected and shipped to the University Museum here where they will be studied by Dr, Mason and his associates on the staff
New Britain herald., 1929-11-26
Traffic VioIator Tries
 Dodge on Wrong Man

Washington, Nov. 26 tF3-Ofii- cer GreenloH of Nashington'. traffic bureau found a sp..d,r with a ncw one-so he helpcd htrD put 1t over,
 Nritiug out d "trkel' for Fl driver NItu u too-h~ayy loot. Grr"niuy was greeted with the qu-s stjon ''uould ii be all right if spoke to phiys, Grecnlow about tlli@""
 'oh, d. yeo fnow Officer G"renloF @' Greeolou asked.
 'certaiuly | know hun-know hita very Mcll,' raIue Inc reply.
 "l know hls wife. too. Why. his two caildren and mine play together all the tjmn. There's no doubt hc'lE @ct mr off a9 soon as he taars that I'Ns J~rn arrested"
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