davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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recognized the pretty girl Of
the old farm house.
"There is one soldier-a
ver' naice boy - Stag, his
name. They make him pris-
oner. They say he stole the
peeg-"
"Oh-so he's the young
rascal stole my dinner!
Well, I'll keep him in the
guard house until he
learns"
" All, non, Monsieur! "
Marianne had grabbed his
arm. The violet eyes shone
eloquently up into his face.
You do not understand
listen, all I make clear!
This poor soldier Stag-ah,
he ver' hungry Have you
ever been VER' hungry,
NJ 'sieur7"
"Yes," said the general
grimly. 'Tonight, for in
stance.
" And he smell Anatole
roasting. 1t max Stag more
hungry-an' it break my
heart, but Lieutenant Frayne
pay me so well to keel
i'm"
"What!" The general was
b lank with amazement.
Lieutenant Frayne offered
to pay you to kill this SOL
der Stag?"
"Ah-non! The peeg-
Anatole! For your dinnaire.
An | like this NJ sieur Stag,
mon General, an l cannot
see him hungry. So I
GEEVE him that peeg! l
alone am wrong, mon Gen
eral. But they take poor
Stag to the guard house
with the rats, NJ 'sieur, and
there they keep him oontil
he grow a beard" The last
words were so smothered in
sobs that they were unin-
telligible. Which was, per-
haps, as well, for the general
was sadly confused as it was.
But the truth Of the mat
ter was beginning to dawn
on him, and as it dawned an
ungovernable smile began to
tug at the generals mouth.
Now that he had eaten din
ner it was much easier to
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When the girl had but
toned the coat, her despair
ing eyes went over the i'm
age which looked out of
the glass.
Above the high collar her
small heart-shaped face and
mop of golden hair we're
sweetly absurd.
sGrimly she showed the
hair under the cap.
The effect was extremely
unconvincing and her heart
sank.
Then the firm little chin
went up. After all-it was
a way, if she dared to take
it. 1t was night. Perhaps
the officers would be too
busy to notice the incon-
gruity. They would mere
~ notice that it was a
French uniform. I" I" " And
once she saw the general.
W@~
She blew out the candle
before she should lose her
courage.
She darkened the house,
then crept stealthily out of
the back door. LIE bon Dicu
grant that she met no
soldiers!
Safe across the yard, she
drew a fresh breath and
she started down the dark
highway, practicing what
she fondly believed to be a
mans free and swinging
Stride.
4 And all the time she kept
telling her faltering cour-
age that this was for Stag
" y Stag of the disturb
ing gray eyes. The jaunty
young fellow who had stolen
her pig-stolen her dinner,
stolen her heart.
Major Rawson looked up
and scowled at the orderly.
" "Well, have you thought
up something else to inter
rupt me about?"
"Sorry, sir, but there's a
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ing hands. "Oh, you do not
understand !"
The major moved away
from the girl and his voice
was sulky. "This is a call
for you, sir. A PERSONAL
call"
The generals swift, impa-
tient glance saw only a
shrinking young French Of
ficer.
"Sorry. I can't see any
one tonight. Tomorrow"
"But, Gen -er-r-r-al
Marianne's tone was smoth-
cred. "I MUS "
The general was annoyed.
"Later, sir. Leave the
room"
The girls h cart con-
tracted. She had failed!
Stag - Stag would be
kept in prison now until he
reached home. She would
never see him again
Her eyes went wildly about
the room and she suddenly
bolted into the generals
private office.
In towering rage, the gen.
eral strobe after. "Sir, this
is an outrage!' he was be-
ginning, when his anger
dropped into faltering
amazement. "Why "
well, I'll be damned" !" 1t
is doubtful if the war had
offered General Miller more
genuine astOnishment.
Marianne had snatched
off her cap. In the glare of
light her hair was a tangle
of gold around her small
scared face.
You see i am not a
mani"
There was something so
sweetly absurd about that
slight figure that the gen.
erals voice held a kindly
note.
"A blind man can see
that Madamoiselle. But this
is very irregular. You
should not come here like
this"
"Ah, but mon General,
you are my last 'ope! To-
night you come to my house
for dinnaire which is not
got"
"Well, I'll be damned"
under his breath, as he
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The answer came in d breath
less growl. "Oh / am
more aged than l have the
airn"
The major was very close
now and he had lost his
scOwl.
It was "a wOman-and
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"You surprise me. He
hasn't many"
A woman, by CAD! He
tried to look under the deep
shadow of the cap. "You're
very young, lieutenant, to
be so close to general"
He saw her shrink away.
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But in a way he was
wrong ""' There were
two people in that car who
had spent a long time find
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pretty! my dear fellow" it
was a caress, Il would never
give you the air! Now, little
one, why the masquerade"
an 'sieur -" = you p" -
you """I." She dropped
her role and put out plead
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ing out that they were
meant for each other-for
always.
THE END
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DR.. Bisch's Daily Health Hint

Hard may inorganic salts. Although such
collections of chemical material and
with the efficiency plumbing and heating plants
1t is not usually injurious to the human system
The Washington times., 1929-10-23
This Day in Our History

General Wahingons troops and his sympahers
retreated White Plains October
49, 1776 He forced Of New York city by General
Howe, Of the British Army. =
The Washington times., 1929-10-23

Marianne" the stirring story
of life in war-ridden France,
will be seen and heard soon at
LOew's Columbia Theater. The
big super-film, starring beauti.
full Marion Davies in her first
all talking singing picture. is a
MetrO-G G 0ldwyn.Mayer produc-
ton.
The Washington times., 1929-10-23
An Evenil Call

NTHE unfortunate French officer who had originally
the suit had not been large Even SO, the
uniform a sorry fit for Marianne. The sleeves
down to her knucke The trousers had tendency to
The Washington times., 1929-10-23
A Story of Love and Daring
In War-TOrn France
By Gladys Johnson

From Dale Every's Story Starring Marion Davie
Talking Al-SinEinx Motion Picture. Produced by Met
CHAPTER 9
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
KEW GARDENS,
200 Que St. NV.
Cafe.
Playground.
Resident Manager.
Switchboard Service.
Attractively Furnished Lobby.
Beautifully Handicapped Gardens.
Convenient to Car. Bus Lines,
Schools, Stores.
Room. Kitchen and Bath,
$3.50 to $3.50.
2 Rooms. Kitchen and Bath,
$47.50 to $6250.
S Rooms, Kitchen and Bath,
$l25.00
6 Rooms, 2 Baths. Kitchen,
Porch. $4,000.
Lighted Until 9 PM.
B. +. SAUL CO.,
Main 200. OPS 18th St. NV.
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RENT HOUSES-FURNISHE
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED HOME. ALI
Col 5iss. 0-' ''e'e'' '''AS' 80:
:s7.5o-4O8 4th SET LARGE ROOMS.
near school newly decorated and painted;
3-sToRY BRICK. S BEDRMs. B.. 2-CAR
gar, elegantly furnished excellent location.
9 ROOMS. BEDROOMS. BATHS. SLEEP
ing porch oil burner, 2-car garage; land
scaped. Main $3.50
30s5 18th ST. NV ROOMS, BATH AND
garage. detached large yard with plenty
OF shade trees: excellent residential loca-
tion; no children; low rental for Summer
~ LoU1s p. SHOEMAKER.
1407 New York Ave. NV. Main ll66.
10 ROOMS. BATH. NICELY FURNISHED.
garage; near 18th Columbia I'd. NV. $40
wAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1226 l4th st. NV. North 1862.
3208 HIGHLAND PL.. CLEV. PARK, OFF
Newark, l0-room detached house long
lease; diplomat leaving April /. g.
CHEVY CEIASE-W1LL CONSIDER RENT
Ing as whole or in part my well furnished.
beautifully located 6-room unusual home to
high-claSs couple: no children. Telephone
Cleveland 5062 or Main It'll. 81"
SPECIAL PRICE TO RESPONSIBLE TEN
ant-0-room homie. beautifully furnished. 4
bedrooms. mahogany furniture. piano. CO.
lonial porch. awnings. screens, Northwests
best section. Adams 1879. 81
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Observation-Disclosures
UNDER NEW
MANAGEMENT.

III ANAlIEME I'm l..
1885 KENYON ST, NW;.THE ST. DENNIS.
Front apis. !. 2. large rooms, reception
halls. kitchen, dining rooms, large closets,
rated. See Resident Mer.. Apt. !.
HEATED.
220 18th St. Sc, No. 5.
$40 East Capitol St, No. s., 5.
III b St. Sc, No. $. ''''''
r., b., cleo. Observation-Disclosures. SO
lis + St. Sc.
r. b., cleo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1850
1lS 3rd St. Sc, No. 5.
sos B St. S.E.
70 D. n NOT HEATED. $500
304 G St. NE.
AIS 18th St. Sc.
sos G St. Sc.
1851 i; ST. Sc.
r. q GET f. o6 81 coupiIFiriiE Eisr $500
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
3l4 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
1440 w ST. NV.
Just South of Meridian Park.
Unusually Low Rentals.
Convenient Location.
Large Apartments.
See Resident Manager, Apt. /.
? and 3 rooms, kit. and bath,
$42. so.
4 rooms, kit. and bath,
$500.
r. +. SAUL CO.,
Main 2l0O. OPS 18th St. NV.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

CALG YIN EAtnAEN0E.
49, 5sts KANSAS ANS AYE We, CORNER, PMS;
strip. perfect condition Mr.. RAYMOND,
Owner. Main 1910. Open evenings.
81 burner. larse YARD; fafntHrs il 6 ds.iTsd.
1872 Fairmont St NV. 81
va. 10 MINUTES OUT-7-R ENGLISH
home: large lot Reduced one-third: Also
fruit. shade: cars and buses half block
$3.50. Clev. 5ssO-J evenings. 30
WILL TRADE EQUITIES IN TWO LARGE
rented. Address Box 4s7-K. Star once 81
WHAT IS OFFERED FOR GOOD cLEiR
los and trust notes? Give details in reply.
COUNTRY ESTATE OF COLONIAL HOUSE.
tenant house. fine spring water. beautiful
cluster OF shade trees. On cement pike. IL
miles of Wash. Clear. for small apt. hou.e
or city home, / trust. Address Bcx 464-K,
Star office.
FINE CHEVY CHASE. ND. DWELLING.
Main z99a from 10 to 5 pm i.
%. ACRES: s-RooM HOUSE. AMI.
sbade trees This I could BE- made into ne
small estate. poultry farm or market gar
dening. $4,000. subject to hrs: trust Of
win exchange for lot or good used car or
what haze you?
b s.ea aparee H nis VIII nave 10 DC seen
10 ROOMS; CORNER BUSINESS PROP
erty: NV, for or loom house in white
location.
1904 st. NV. Main 3s77.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE,
An attractive brick apartment house Of
"a housekeeping units; conveniently located
three years old. in fine condition; Frieidaire.
etc. Income over $4,000 year. VIII con-
in exchange for equity OK about S35,000.
SHANNON & LUCHs. INC,
l435 K St. NV.
Main 2345
NEW HOUSE. WHITE LOCATIONS
fess srspe n bowers, ETC. miles se on CEMENT as
10 100, X S., S EoLMEs CO.. Main ,.,,
EXCHANGE.
WILL EXCHANGE GOOD GROOM CITY
S Sdssss fer sox desirable building sites
WILL EXCHANGE NEARLY NEW DETACH-
ed modern home in Atlantic City. $4,000.
only one trust. for city or suburban prop
Address OWNER, BOX 374-K. Star once i
100 ACRES. ONLY 500 PER ACRE: FRONT:
ing on the Potomac. near Great Pals; viii
dress
Box 2O-J. Star office. 81.
100 ACRES VERY PRODUCTIVE LAND,
ing farms excellent water is #. from sur
face. Located in beautiful southern Idaho.
My price only so per acre. viii exchange
free OF debt for equity in home or good
lot.
Address Box ss4-K. Star ONCE. 81.
OPEN SUNDAY.
BEAUTIFUL HOME OR TEA HOUSE. 10
ROOMS. H.-W. H.. ELEC.. SHADE. FLOW-
MORE BOULEVARD IN DANIELS PARK.
NEAR BERWYN. KNOWN AS SUNSET
VIEW BARGAIN CALL FRANKLIN
6sSs-R. 209 so7 18th st. NV. az
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IUI5 UKELL ST. NE.
Just North of 18th and Michigan
Ave. NE.
Two-story, detached brick dwell
ing consisting of six rooms and bath,
hot-water heat and electric lights,
sleeping porch and garage in rear.
Within short distance OF 18th ana
Michigan ave. car line. Practically
all houses in neighborhood are oc-
cupied by the owners.
Rent. $500 Per Mo.
b. +. SAUL CO.,
Main 2l00. OPS 18th NV.
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Main 2lOo s25 18th St. NV.
COLORED.
New house. never occupied. in Kingmsn
Park: rooms and bath. ami. Keys at
52e Gath st. NE Very low rent.
CHAS. d. SAGER,
Main IS. 22l i4th 81: NV.
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RENT-WAREHOUSES.

WAREHOUSE SPACE.
One floor Of concrete warehouse for rent
ct $500 monthly. Warehouse located on
2. r. r siding. Floor sustains load Of 200
lbs. per 50. It. and contains 1i,200 sa. II.
Unusual facilities. clean and carefully main
tanned by responsible operator. For inkpec.
ton phone Main 5000. Branch ;.
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WANTED TO RFNT--HOUsES.
FOR THREE MONTHS FROM APRIL 18th
Furnished house or apt; reasonable. Phone
Shepherd 30ll-W.
MANY DESIRABLE CLIENTS LOOKING
for homes List your property with us for
QUICK action. QUICK REALTY CO., l4l0
II st. NV. Main 54S3.
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3616 CONN. AVE. NV.
! room: kitchen, dlnette and bath. .s44ooo 90
Frigidaire on House Current.
Resident Manager, Cleveland 1878.
THE HAWARDEN,
1910 K St. NV.
Downtown apt. of large. outside rooms,
Resident Manager. North 1881.
SCHUYLER ARMS,
1854 Columbia Rd.
room and bath to rooms and bath. porch.
Apply Resident Manager, Pot. 1873.
THE WHYLAND,
1724 18th St. NV.
Two bedrooms living room: reception , han
three exposures; refrigeration.
Resident Manager, Pot. 1882.
200 CONN. AVE. NV.
Opposite wardman Park Hotel.
a rooms. kitchen and bath, and rooms,
Apply Resident Manager. Columbia slos.
THE ST. MIHIEL,
i7l2 10th st. NV.
FRIGIDAIRE.
. Excellent apartments Of l room and bath;
2 rooms Kitchen and bath; rooms, kitchen
Resident Manager, North $3.50.
TIE ALBEMARLE,
100 T St. NV.
3, 4 AND ROOMS AND BATH.
2124 EYE ST. NV.
pSo 5ch We, and s bath r. ssS
manager.
1410 EUCLID ST. NV.
Desirable apartments of rooms and bath;
$65 monthly.
24O1 CALVERT ST. NV.
Desirable all-outside apis. with very large
Two rooms and bath to six rooms and
1850 FRIGrDA1RE.
Resident Manager. Columbia 4741
HERMITAGE,
1117 Vermont Ave.
One room; kitchen and bath; SO.
Resident Manager, Franklin 1855.
1920 r ST. NV.
Within walking distance Of downtown:
24;hour elevator and telephone service;
Falet service.
/ room. kitchen and bath; $40.
rooms, kitchen and bath.
$3.50 to $3.50.
Resident Manager, Potomac 1900
800 + ST. NV.
Convenient to Union Station. Govt.
Printing Once.
large rooms, kitchen and bath; s45.
2225 N ST. NV.
rooms, Kitchen and bath; $425O.
Resident Manager, West 1864.
MANAGEMENT.
1887 K St. NV.
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WAREHOUSES;.
' eee PARK o Es v nsa r al gas
double gar and porehes. ... :" los. 90
1929 Eye st. n.w.--9 T., b., ami -. 100 90
2s9s 9th st. n:w.-s r.. b.. ami. gar. 10000
2-ear garage :. ......'.......... 100 90
1888 M ST. n.w.--9 r.. 2 b., ami. 100. 90
2017 18th st. n.w.-10 r., b., ami :. 5000
200 Cedar ST., Takoma Park. D. c.
2435 18th n.w.-lO r., b.. ami, sar:. 5000
26l6 Newark ST. n.w.-s r., b.. ami.
l7a sf Riags pi. nw..s r. b.. ami. 900
l0l5 Urell st. n.e.-6 r.. b.. ami, gar. $500
i42 K st. n.w.-s r.. b.. ami; STORAGE
1lo7 "i 18th st. r,.w..s r. b.. ami. 1890
732 Rittenhouse st. n.w.-6 r., b..
ssss Isl 81 s ss. nws r.. b. cleo, oil ..." ~
l 1!ss Isn,er Fl; NV +; b., anil. 1000
sss IIo;in1sieiio;w St. n.w.,e f. b.: ami 500
Sill Otis pl. n.w.-6 r., b.. ami. gar. $500
1893 18th n;w.-9 r. b., gas. elec., lat. 60 90
ia N st. n.w.---9 r.. b.. ami. ....... 500
226 i2th st. se-8 r.. b., ami. ....... 5000
IA st. n.w.-s r.. b.. anil. garage 5000
1919 Colo. ave. n.w.--8 r., b., ami. so 90
ss5l 18th ST. n.w.-e r.. b., ami. 1900
d sszs d sss D. D. sas g. asst SS
1924 Gath ST. n.w.-6 r.. h.. gas. lat. $3.50
1867 Emerson st. NE r., b. sas' % so
sl al ilt hea st. See r. b......... $50
92l Potomac ave. SEE r.. b., cas-. 5000
73l Morton st. n.w.--5 rooms, water ,s so
1916 Minn. ave se::..::. .:. $500
1872 10th st. s.e.--4 rooms. water 49,. 1000
B. +. SAUL CO..
Main 2loo s2s 18th st. NV
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SALE-INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

SALE-INVES1MEN FNUFERTI.
3-FAMrLY APARTMENT IN GEORGETOWN:
returns $500 per. year with FIRST trust
$1,000 Offer Will trade for small houses.
any condition Owner. d. w. MARTHINSOE,
North 1000 1907 Connecticut ave. 31'
l70s SEATON ST.-3-STORY BRICK. r.;
rent. 1908 year. Price. $3.50 fine invest
r1ent; splendid condition. WILLETT, Main
1923. 81
WEST OF GEORGIA AVE.
Three modern brick homes. subject to one
trust, rented steadily during the last
years, will show net return Of better
''ah p X M isstiIskvcr UNTIL PM.
BRODIE g. COLBERT, INC.
1902 Eye St INV. Main 1000.
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FOR COLORED
ll64 10th n.w.-S rooms, 2 baths $g5 90
1912 Dent pl. n.w.-6 r., b., fur. heat. As. 90
1871 st n.w.-3 rooms. bath. ........ As 90
902 22nd st. n.w.-8 rooms. bath 800 AZ so
5l4 goth st. n.w.-6 rooms. water. IS. 90
2024 L st. n.w.-5 rooms, bath. ... IS. 90
ISIS 18th St n.w-5 rooms. water 80 so
GEORGE w. LINKINS,
1888 De Sales st. Decatur $500.
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RENT HoUsEs-UNFURNIsHED.
NEW HOME-$62. so.

1907 OTIS ST. MIN WOODRIDGE.
| FIVE. Blocks North Of r. !. Ave. NE.
! Semi-detached; six LARGE rooms. h,-w:h.
| cleo, tile bath with shower, inclosed sleeping
perch. screened-in breakfast porch. fireplace,
| deep yard, beautiful lawns. shrubs. garage:
Key left at 1899 Otis st, ne. between and
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BLOCK FROM CONN. AVE.
2767 Woodley Pl. NW-s110 Per Month.
NEW HOME. SEMI-DETACHED.
Eisht large rooms. two complete baths.
h. w h. cleo. built-n garage.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO Co. INC.
l416 Eye St NV. Main 8949
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1903 BILTMORE ST.
room, kitchen and bath. ........... $40 90
room, rec hall kitchen and bath. $3.50
Q rooms, kitchenette, bath and screened
hli-niaht elevator service. siwsitchboard all
porches screened, with French doors from
apartment
THE ETHELHURST,
1928 18th ST. .,
rooms and bath Ia n.tf,; % 81 81
Easy walking distance to most Government a,n
THE FERNWOOD,
1888 COLUMBIA RID.
room. kitchen and bath. ....'.....sa4 e % %
New Sf buildns; ali is nisht elevator service
1923 NJ ST.
4 rooms. kitchen and bath. $4,000
THE WOODLEY,
1851 COLUMBIA RID.
rooms, Kitchen and bath .......'.''ss S SoS 0C
T TG'S Apartment is one Of the finest Of the
s snS to
schools; uniformed doorman and elevator
boys.
THE RODMAN,
5000 RoDMAN ST.
1 room. kitchen, bath and porch. $500
+. +. SCHNEIDER, JR.,
Phone Main $685. l025 18th st.
THE CAMBRIA-M IESTlC,
1926 Euclid st. NV.
Three rooms. kitchen. reception hall and
c. A. SNOW CO.,
40 9Th st. NV.
Telephone Main 1862.
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KAZArEL' PosTRHL,AL
SVOJHO CIRKEVNfKA

Rev. NJ. Rhoades, kazatel' Mt.
Sion baptistickeho kostola, po-
strielal v piatok min. tyzdna Ot-
tu Campbell, lztorym sa vadie-
val pre- zalezitosti cirkvi. Camp
bell Dol v jednej lekarni a ked
vysiel, Rhoades no -postriel'al z
brokovnice do nohy. Campbell
Dol odyezeny do nemocnice, ale
zomrel nasledkom vykrvacania.
Rhoades po strel be sadnul do
auta srazil sa ma rohu Oak a
Hines ulic istym Hutchfieldom.
ktoreho tiez chcel postriel'at'. Po-
licia kazatel'a potion arestovala
a posadila do chladku. Bude SUI
deny vrazdy druheho stupna. (
Pri arestovani policia nasla v
Rhoadesovom aulte palenku.
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TRI DIEVCATA v sTRUTHERs.
USLY ZLOCINCOvI.

Tri male strutherske dievcatka
Sly nedel'u rano do kostola
ked' i'm ma Garfield st. odrazu
zastavil cestu jeden maskovany
,chlap. Dive dievcat utiekly
hned', ale 10-rocna Doris Weir.
nestacila a preto ju chap chytil
a chcel odniest'. Ale Doris So
mu akosi vysmikla r1k uteka
La do jedneho domu. Dosla prave
ma pore, ked' ju zlosyn chcel zno.
VII chytit'. Ale v tom case az pri.
sli malej Doris ma pomoc l'udia J.
domu, ktori zavolali policiu a zlo-
syn utiekol. Vyhrazal sa dievca-
tku, ze mu uz diva razy utieklo
ale re mu 'buddcne az neuteeie.
Policia zlosyna nenasla.
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UtITEL SKY sPEvOKoL
ODCESTOVAL DO PRAHY

Spevacky sbor Prazskych Uci-
tel'ov odcestoval vo stvrtok ma
zad do o-sloyenska po tri-
umfalnej umeleckej ceste v .Spo-
jenych Statoch Kanade. Posled-
ny koncert Dol v New Yorku.
Spevokol minulej nedele kon-
certoval po druhy raz v Clevelan-
de. Vepka hudobna sieI Public
Auditoria bola Ease zaplnena. Y
sobotu Dol yeeierok k pocte ucite-
10y, pri ktorej prilezitosti odo-
yzdany i'm Dol strieborny pohar.
Speyacky Sbor previedol svoju ii
lohu Y Amerike d6stojne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-22
SLoVkCI v AUTOMOBILOVEJ
NEHoDE

Jozef Mazanec z Newton Falls
a Jan Simko 2 Brighton Rd.,
Warren, ranenf boil sobotu v
autoinobilovej nehode vo War
rem. Automobil, v ktorom sa vezli
a ktory riadil isty Harry Miller,
vrazil do poulicnej kary idlcej
do Levittsburgu. Nehoda udala sa
pri Delaware Market uliciach.
Obaja boil t'azko ranenf a akiste
utrpeli pnknntie lebky. Boil Cd
vezeni do nemocnice.
Vo Warren zabity Dol Y sobotu
vecer isty John Cigmaras auto
mobilom, ktory riadil John Drin-
ko . toho mesta. Drinko udal, ze
Cigmarasu nevidel pred autom q
po6ul len buchnutie auta do vo-
laeoho. Zastavil a vidiel, ze je, to
clovek. Wal no do nemocnice, ale
Dol " mrtvy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-22
STRASNA BANSKA
KATASTROFA PRI KINLOCH
SD obayy, ze 100 banikov zahynu-
10 v bani Valley Camp Coal Co.
v Pennsylvania.

Vo Stvrtok rano o 7.45 udal sa
ohromny vybuch uhol 'nej bani
Valley Camp Coal Co. pri obci
Kinloch, ned 'aleko Parnassus,
Pa. Vybnch sa udal pol hodiny
po zapocatf dennej sichty bani.
Vyse 300 banikov bolo bani,
ked sa vybuch udal a tychto
dosial zachranene bolo ITO mu-
zov. Zachraneni banici sa vyslo-
viii, ze ostatnych .vyse sto akiste
zahynulo, lebo sa nachodili biz
kosti miesta, kde vybuch nastal.
Vybuch boil tax silny, ze ocel'ovy
"tipple" Dol rozdrveny ma kiisky
rozhadzany ma d'aleko. Jedna
kara naplnena uhlim bola vyho-
dena vysoko do vzduchu a spadla
do otvoru bane. Kol 'ajnice boly
pokrntene ako povrazy. Pc W.
buchu vysl ably bane plamene
do vyysly 300 stop. q tohto mono
sudit' strasnej sile vybuchu.
Jeden 20 zachranencov udal, ze
bani bol smrtiaci plyn a V sach-
tach bolo vody po hrdlo, taIze
sa len horko-t'azko dostal Won.
Tento banik vysiel inym otvorom
bane ME tym, ktorym vybuch-
nuly plamene. Cestou potknul sa
na mrtvolu svojho druha, kto-
rym pracoval.
Zachranne caty dostaly sa do
nest astnej bane sest' hodfn 20
vybuchu. Pracuju usilovne, ale
al tieto maju obavy, ze okolo 100
banikoy bude najdene mrtve.s
" Parnassus, Pa. byvajd a.
Slovaci, ale nevieme, ei Slovaci
pracovali nest 'astnej bani. V
tel bani udal sa Dol vybuch al
pred rokom, 81. februara 1928. v
ktorom zahynulo II banikov. V
bani pracuje "a riadnych pome-
rov 392 banikov.
V piatok rano bolo oznamenh.
re z bane vynesene bolo 81 mrt-
vol 43 banikov je este nezve-
Stne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-22
MARsAL FOCH, vffAZ
MAD NEMCAMI, ZoMREL

Marsal Ferdinand Foch, hlav-
ny veliteI spojeneckych armad
vo svetovej vojne, zomrel 90.
marca v Parizi vo veku II rokov.
Bol nemocny ma l'adviny, srdce
pl 'hca, co bolo primnoho odra-
zu ma tohto slavneho vojvodcu.
Marsal Foch stal sa hlavnym
vclitel'cm spojeneckych armad
90. marca 1918. Pod svojim vele-
nina NAL 100000 vojakov vse-
tkych snojencoy. Jeho vymenova-
nis prisfo po vel 'kej nemprkut o.
ferzive, ktorej nemecka arm&-
da len zt'azka bola zastavena v
pochode ma Pariz. Tu Foch bojo-
val yel'mi udathe, co mu ziskalo
vel'ky chIr pc porade spoiene-
ckych vlad Dol vymenovany "a
velitela vsetkych armad. Foch 0
tri mesiace po jeho vymenovani
zahajil ntok ma Nemcov a viedol
odrazu pat bitiek ma 350-mfl O.
vom fronte. Nemci boil prinlteni
ustupovat'. Vit'azstvom Ameri-
kanov pri st. Mihiel umoznena
bola invazia nemeckeho iizemia
tax vynutenie primeria.
Foch bude mat statny pohrab,
ma ktorom zastnpene budu vset-
ky narody sveta. Pochoyany bude
pri Napoleonovi. .