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New Britain herald., 1929-09-28
the Florida straits.

! liit lOllhi flIditS.
 flashing the city at a velocity cs- 1 timated by weather bureau officials to have been 100 miles an hour or | more, the high winds wrecked vir- ! tually all small craft in the harbor.
 broke the seaWall in several places,
 unroofed houses, disrupted con- munication lines and left the city without power.
 1 The governors home was badly | damaged. Churches also suffered
 heavily. The Baptist church was
 levelled and slight damage was
 caused to the cathedral.
 Famous Tree Lost
 Nassau's famous ce,ba tree was denuded and vegetation was whipped
 to shreds.
 Streets were flooded by rainfall i and water blown in from the harbor and telephones were stilled. No { damage to the city's water system i vas reported.
 Officials said the storm was worse collectively" than any that
 has struck this section in years
 There scarcely was building in the city that escaped injury.
 Communication with the outside
 world which had been raralyzed since the storm began to strike last | Wednesday afternoon was not re- 1 sumcd until late last night when the i first radio message telling of condi- tions was dispatched to Miami. No reports have been received however from the other islands of the Ba- | haman group, and it was feared that they too had suffered. The palatial
 watch Montagu. formerly owned hy l the late Julius FlciSchmann, but now the property of Barron G. Col Tier. wealthy Florida developer was ! wrecked in the entrance of the l harbOr, but the ten passengers and
 2% crew members were rescued by ! life lines thrown out from shore. taS"engCrS on Boat | Among the passengers on the MontaEu were Mrs. Jacquellyn Dug
 gan Mason, womans page editor of
 the Miami Daily News, and her hus- bend Joseph J. Mason. They were spending their honeymoon here.
 The destructive winds began to ] enter hurricane velocity at 1 o'clock 1 Wednesday morning. Sweeping from the west northwest the blow con- ! tinucd until 2 o'clock that night 1 where there was a lull of three 1 hours. Following the lull, which i denoted the passage Of tho storm ! center. the wind came bowling in
 greater fury from the southeast and ] continued until Thursday night. ] squalls were occurring last night.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28
Army Training Planes
 To Be of Lighter TyDc

San Antonio, Tex, Sept. 2S.--(P>- A lighter plane for basic training of army aviators has been adopted at Brooks and March fields here.
 The new type known as the O-32, will be powered by radial air cooled motor instead of the Liberty motor of the O2-K model, which has been employed in the past. The radial motor, which will develop 425 horsepower, is much lighter.
 Thirty of the new planes have been ordered, , for each fields basic training school.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28
Dea tn s
Charles l.. iiCintirc

Charles F. McIntire, aged S6, of 2S South Burr.tt street, one of the oldest residents of this city, died last right at the New Britain General hospital following an illness of two months.
 Mr. McIntire was resident here for about Go years and for 40 years was employed by the Russell &; Er- win Mfg. Co.,. as supervising en- g,neer. For the past 5 years he lived in retirement
 Surviving him are two daughters, Misses Lucia and Alice McIniire of this city.
 Funeral services will be held Mon day morning at 10:30 at the home, Rev. William Ross Of the First Bap- list church will officiatc. Burial will be in FairvieW cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28
Mayor Ends Election
 By Shooting Opponent

Mexico City, Sept 2S R)-Jose Perez Vidal, candidate for mayor O. Catemaco. Vera Cruz, settled the election Sunday by fatally shooting Gabriel Perez Bernal, his rival, says report to Fl Universal GrafiCo.
 Messages from Jalapa. capital of Vera Cruz say the legislature has been flooded with complaints that the municipal elections, which were statewide Sunday, were character ized by violence. The legislature IS considering a proposal to declare the elections void and convoke new ones.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28
NINE BALLOONS 70
 START RACE TO-DAY
(Continucd From First Hagc)

tary Aero club of Denmark. Aide. g. A. |. Rasmussen.
 German "Barmcn' pilotcd by Dr, lingo KGulon, Jr,. 26, youngest pilot entered. Aide, Fritz Ebener. 5.
 BC.@ium Racer Battered
 Belgian "Bolgica" piloted by Capt. Ernest De Muyter, SC. four time win her of the International race. Aide, Trans Lacharlie 33.
 American "U $. Navy piloted by Lieut.. T. G. N. settle, winner Of National Elimination race this year Aide, Lieut.. Wilfred Bushnell. 27.
 American "U, s. Army pilotcd by Capt. William F. kepner, winner of last years International Classic. Aide, Capt. J. F. Powell.
 France, "The La l'ayettc" pilotcd by Georges Blanchot, dean of all pilots, holder of worlds duration balloon record Of t9 hours, made first ascension in 1923, Aide, Howard Schollc, New York banker.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28
E'GH7 I MEN kN|ED
 N QAl AROMA MINE
(Cont:nucd From First rGgc)

accomplished without hope Of find lnT any of the mon alive.
 No Gas Masks Available
 The rescue crews were hinGered by lack of gas masks. They made their way through the Gcndly fumes slowly erecting bulkhcGds as they went to check the gas and 10 pre- serve the air which was pumped into the mine.
 Miners expressed belief that the explosion was occ2sionod by the firing of dynamite charges at the end of the day to loosen coal for the next days work.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28

gree the foreman continued, and the prisoner turned and kissed his mother hiding her face in law cnder handkerchief.
 Norrowly Escaped Death
 Had the verdict been guilty as charged Cthe indictment read first degree murder). as everyone thought at first vas the case, because of the forrmans hesitation, the only pos s:ble sentence would have been death in the electric chair.
 As socn as the courtroom crowd realized that PeacoX was 10 live, even though years of that living must be passed in prison, it broke into a subdued cheer and there was a ripple of applause, the doors were swung open and the spectators were hustled away. PeacoX himself. handcuhod to bailif, was led back to his cell. The judge and jury went t1 their homes, and so ended a trial that had lasted for two weeks and had hocn inc tenn pcrary s"asa-icu Of the locality.
 P,acoI killcd h,s wife in his Mount Vernon apartment on last April q. felling her with a blow On the head with his pistol, punch ing her in the face when she sought 10 rise, and choking nor to death aa she screamed for help. He then hid inc body in some nearby woods and s',, lays later poured kerosene over it and so' it afro.
 Charged D"lih"ration
 The stat" charged that he killed her deliberately and with prcmedi- tation boc'us" she had left him rH"a after their marriage to lead life Of which he disapprovcd. The dofonso wHs that the whole thing happened on the spur of tac mo- men, "Gn accidentally fatnl out come of q family row" that throw hi~ into such state of mental tl'"h"l"~"o th"t h" w~a not ac- countablc fer his actions.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28
"Lovely" Describes
 OhiO'S Press Coon

Columbus,/ Ohio, Sept. 2S.-tP}-- Football reporters will find things lovely at Ohio State university this fall.
 The new press coop atop the horseshoe is glass enclosed and cleo triCally heated. There is a lounging writers may retire after the game to mediate on their night classics.
 Oh, yes. There will be sandwiches and tea between halves.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28
RUSSIAN AVlATORS
 LAND AT SEW ARD
(CCntinucd From First pagc)

The niers did not anchor to the buoy. however. owing to rough seas. but taXied to the beach. Arrange mcnts were begun immediately for q new mooriNg location because of the brewing storm which broke two hours after the landing was made.
 Seward oaCc Capital
 Seward having been the capital of Alaska under Russian rule, the air men were more or less at home here. The fliers found many inter prctcrs among the large Russian population and were piled with in vitations to attend dinners. They were to be the guests of honor at luncheon and dance given by the Seward Chamber of Commerce to- day.
 The crew. composed of First Pilot s. A. Shestakov. Second Pilot Philip F.. Bolotov. Navigator Boris Y. Stcrligov and Mechanic Dmitry V. Fufacv, retired early last night in order 10 get an early start at maNing their plane ready for the hop to Sitlla.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28
IUNp'ItD-'v ,'n,,r

t?-..1. Hah"ma I-lanis Sept 2S cE7.-"ith 2o deaths and enormous property damage reported in a "E.rc trop cal hurricane that kept thra H@haman Island capital iao- lated from outside communication for iN hours. colonial government officials t2day were completing an mF1r;o;ySot thc wrath of the storm
 that passed off slowly on a south ; westerly route in the direction of
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28
TIE MAYORS MAIL

Three letters were in Mayor Pao- nessa's mail today. One was ad- dressed to "A. NJ. Paonessa." the second to "A. NJ. Pavurese". and the third to "A. NJ. Pavessa." His pre- decessor in office. Gardner C. Weld, was addressed as frequently as Wells, and "Welles," as by his correct name.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28
.COSTE-BELL0NTE
 PLANE UNREPORTED
(ContiEued From First Page)

Bourget to Japan only to find he is a ldWorcaker.
 Neither the Japanese foreign office the French embassy nor the minis
 try of communications has received notification of Coste's plans to con- tinue his long distance flight to Japan after he has made his great hop into Russia.
 The famous French ace has fail cd 10 apply for official permission.
 required of foreign avators when they fly over Japanese territory. Hence if he arrives here he will be q technical laWbreaker, although ac-
 tualy he probably will be hailed as
 a hero and receive d royal welcome.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28
Man DroWns in Tub;
 Awaited Biz Lcgacy

New York, Sept, 2S lR-Ro- bert Randolph Ashner. 30- year old Brooklyn bachelor, who was to inherit S3,0oO,000 at the age of 40, provided he was of good moral habits and had lawful living issue" was drown cd in a bath tub at Stuttgart, Germany last week, it was learn cd today Ashner and his moth CT, the widow of Brooklyn in vestmcnt broker, were touring in Germany.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28
PEACOX CONVICTED
 BUT D0nGES CHAIR
Continued From Firat rage)

packed with a largely frmininc crowd and the subdUci murmur of conversation stopped like Gamc that is blown out W hen at last ,he rallid prisoner was led handcuffed to the dock to hear his fate,
 Ha%gard .iwIiti:i% Srntcnc"
 He stood, haggard bat apparently composed. in front ot his weeping mother as Judge Arthur $ Tomp- kns mounted 10 the bench and the jury of busi2ess mon and fathers filed into the jury ho&.
 "What is your yer@ict?' asked thc judge and the foreman of the jury. a 56 year old silk merchant who had children CT the prisoners aC", cleared his throat
 "We find this defendant h" said. guilty and peacoN seemed to sway and sag at every joint.
 "Ol murder in the second de-
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28
NEA Cincinnati Bureau

NF,A Cincinnati Bureau Winner of many beauty contests as Miss Blue Grass" pretty Gar But Ter of Paris, Ky, above, has been named a member of Governor Elem D. Sampson'3 staff with the rank Of colonel. Fighting a battle with such a charming leader wouldn't be such
 j. terrible job, would it?
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28
HURRICANE TURNS
 TOWARD FLORIDA
(CcntiEuad From First Page)

been isolated more than two days
 Damage to property and shipping w2s enormous. Many boats were 1 dashed against the shore and broken
 up. The Princess Montague, en
 route trcm Mari to Nassau. went ashore Gt Tony Rock, but the 33 persons aboard were saved Moth
 Eg was known of the fate Of the BahamaiG1 and the I'le of June. frc:ghtcrs with crews totalinE IS men, which were in Eahamar waters when tn" storm came. The center Of the storm was be- lieFcd to have Tasscd over Nassau. Radio messages rad not building
 there escaped Gamage. The city
 was flooded with rains and waters frcm the &na which broke the sea
 wiiI in their fury. Trees Shnttcr2l
 Electric power vas cut and it was i believed q week would be required fer repairs The terrific winds, which metcoroloEists said probably reached more than 100 miles an hour, tore vegetation into shreds and snapped trees.
 This Was the second hurricane to vi1.t tia@sau within three years. A atorm Of 1926 destroyed the pie trresqur rponge feet. Loss Of life in that s;orl could not be e5- tluatcd a5 TO one knew aow many noGeo @pcnC~ fishermen were With ! tho bca,a. T5to of tAo now fleet "as not mentioned in radio dis | l,a'ch"s last n Tht
 },rccl, Of the Princess Montague
 was similar to that of the Dormia, British fr,ightor, which vent : ground Wednesday cn Great Abaco 1 1al@2d and whose trt'ty men had a 1 r2rroW rscnp" from tn" tumuituous seas before manar.ns to oacape in 1 lifr hoate.
 Severed vessels were reported last | n!.ht plou"hing th" wjndswopt seas long tho southeast Florida coast, | Int no distress signals "or" heard.
 Increasing apprehension wa, felt
 :7r outlying islands ot tn" Bahamas i l-0CTU to hav" horn in th" path of . .5..' hn-rican". Severed islands have haon silen; for more than t%o days,
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28

(On request, sent with stamped, a. dressed envelope. Mir. Ripley will furnis proof of anything depicted by him).
 (Reg, [. s. Pat. Of)
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28

Utopia was the imaginary island of Sir Thomas Mocrc's ideal state, where the conditions of life and government were ideal.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28

gree" the foreman continued, and the prisoner turned and kissed his mother. hiding her face in lav- cnder handkerchief.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18
KoNCERT sPEvACKEHo sBoRU PRAzsKYCH
UCTTEL'OV

nedel'u 81 januara popoludnf bude Uevelande
koncert Spevackeho Sbom Prazskych Ucitelov.
Tento spevokol dl a lisndku vynkajucich hudobnych
kritkov, je nadokonaeism svete. Spieval posed
nych 20 rokov pred kral prezidentami, univerz
tach pred najvyberanes obecenstvom vzdy zal sla
pre- seba svoju VAST.
Do Spojenych Statov Kanady spevokol prsiel na
zvlastne pozvanie hudobnych kruhov americkch pro-
minentnvch rodakov svojich. Dosial koncertova diva
razy.v New Yorku, diva razy Washngtone univer-
nit Harvard ma inych miestach Vsade mimorad=
1lsn} ispechom. s~ vs-.~s.
Mas Sovakov tato umelecka cesta prazskych llcite
ov tyka tax zbzka, ako bratov Cechov anelickych
Spevai tax slovenske ako ceske pesne slia znamost
a slavu Cechov Sovakov rovnako.
Preto patrlo by ist' do Cleveandu vypocut' spev
toho najslavnesieho spevokolu svete Mali by SINE
vvuzt prezitost. ktora nam zivote skytuje
toho budeme mat nieen velky dusevny p6zitok, ale
prispeeme ku hmotn6mu zdaru koncertu uvdime jas
savy Wit azne svetom rozehaincej slovenske ces-
kej piesne.
Spevokol, ako sne mnule pisali nepride do Youngs-
town Koncer 60-cenoveho spevokolu utitel'ov stoJ
tisce nemohli tu podobrat Preto ked' spe
vokol nepride nam, pod me my MENU. Kazdy bude
rad ze tam bol pocul, co Wac nepocuje.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18

Kedy. ktorom roku bola Wy
dana prva slovenska kniha A
merike? Ako sd volala! kto ju
napjsal Kto a kde ju vydalo kto
ju ma kde ju dostat
AXE jednoduche otazky, vsak-
ne? A kto mi INA ma he odpove
dat? Kol'ko je al tych najstar
sich americkych Slovakov, ktor1
znaj6 mi ma tieto otazky sprav-
nu odpoved' dat'g
Mozem sa smele stavit' S kym-
korvek. re sotva je pat Slovakov
v Amerike, ktori by mi znali ne
tieto otazky odpovedat'. Iste mno-
hi znajii povedat'. ze okolo r.
1878 zacalo sa hustejsie st ahova.
ME Slovakov do Ameriky. ba a.;
to, re prva slovenska cirkevna o.
sada zalozena bola T.. 1856 a ze to-
no isteho roku q. oktobra zacaly
vychodit prve slovenske noviny
v Amerike - ale tie prve otazky
sotva kto zna zodpovedat,;
A nie je to taxa snadna wee.
Ii, ktori to znali, pominuli sd beg
toho, aby zachovah taketo dole
zite data pre- potomstvo. A ii "a
Sc, ktorl znajl tom, nemyslia
81, ze je to take dolezitf.
z tych nemnohych. ktori 0 tych
to veciach znali, jedine nebohI
Jan A. Feriencik polozil nieco a.
ma papier. Ill 'adal som zinienky {
tomto starych kalendaroch q
ktorych vsetly al tax nemam 3
ME sd lnikde k dostaniu alebo i
prehliadnutiu), ale bez 1spechu
Az Feriencikov clanok "Sloven.
ske prist 'ahovalectvo slovenska
spisba v Amerike' (Sbornlk Mar
Slow. Spolku, rocnik T., cislo 2-3
y rekn 1915) pojednava o tychto
veciach ebsirne jsie. Tu mono sa
docftat', ze prvou slovenskou kni.
hou \ Amerike bel 4 aAmerick5
tlnmac' naplsany vydany roku
1887 Janom Slovenskym, ktory
vtedy alz vydaval 81 Pittsburghu
Amerikanszko Szlovenszke No
yini All tento .Tlumae napi-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18
OsUDY sLOV.ENSKEJ KNIHY AMERIKE.

sany bol vraj V SariSsk kom narecl.
ktore bolo V tie easy vseobecne
uplatnovane.
Vo svojom clanku Feriencik u
dava. re V tom istom (1SS7.) TO.
ku vysla nakladom tych istych nc
vim 2-stranova knizka Saris.
skom marcel pod nazvom: ".Ukra-
dzene dzecko.' Eeb. FerienGik {
knizocke poznamenava: ''Nel mi
zaujimava a pekna rozpravka ze
zivota Indianoch V Severnej A,
merike."
Nam maln, 4S-stranov,l knizo
cku: "Cennik knih, odznalloy
spolkovych. zastav, rovnosiat, pc.
cati atd'.. ktore dostat' u p. V
Rovnianek & Co., COZ Grant ST
Pittsburgh, Pa, alebo % Ave. A
Cor. 2-d St. New York, y. Y
Pittsburgh, Pa. 1896" V tomto
cenniku nachodim nasledovne "a
mericke nase vydania Janosik.
kapitan horskych chlapcov, napi-
sal G.. Marsalls Petrovsky, so cen
tov. - Who are the Slavonians
(nie Slovaks), Zoe. - Tlumac a.
mericky, Soc Americky Slo-
wax, kalendar roku 1890, Zoe.
Narodny kalendar roku 1893
"a 10 centov a roku 1894 "a %
centov. - Slovak Grammar, 81 %.
Wac kniziek, ma ktore by som
m0hol povedat', re sn americkeho
vydania, v tomto Rovniankovom
cenniku 2 roku 1896 nenachodim.
Sii v nom vsetko krajovt vydapia.
A co je najsmutnejsie, re obrov-
skd<vacsinu tvoria hterarne bez-
cenne pestianske vydania Rozsu,
Mehlera, Franklin tarsulatu atd !
z cennejsich kniziek uvadzane sll
tam: V zajati, Obrazy 2 h6r; AL
manach Jana Kollara; DetvaIl;
Zivotopisy Sasineka, Kollara d
Kmet "a !; Kreutzerova sonata; Spe
wy slovenske Kucharska kniha.
|. Feriencikom spominana knizocka
Ukradzene dzecko' Y cennlku
tomto uz lreni.
Ale al tohoto stareho Rovnia-
nekoyho knizheho cennika som sa
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18

vel Ike izby, nachodia.sa take lite
rarne zylastnosti a unika, ako
vsetky roeniky "Slovenskych Po-
hi 'adov,' prve vydanie Radlin-
skeho "Vylevov'', Palkovicov
Slovnil a mnohe inc rarity a tie
najstarsie slovenske vyda,,la sta
rokrajove i americke. Lenze vlp.
Lisicky ME je tax starym este, a
by svoju kniznicu Dol uz NAL roku
1887, kedy mnou spominane maj
starSie americko-slovenske knizky
boly vydane. Pochybujem tedy,
zeby tieto knizky NAL.
70 sloveiiskych verejntch kniz-
nic najvacsou je Literarneho kru-
zku "Narod" V New Yorku. Tu
majn peknt a cennil zasobu SLOW
spisby, ale starsie vydania ame-
riclSe by som tn daromne hl'adal
TO znamena tedy, re tvchto mai
starsich v Amerike vydanych slo-
venskych kniziek nilSde nieto
Jestli by ich nal niektory Kodak
alebo rodacka, mech to laskave O.
znami .tajomnikovi Sdruzenia Slo.
venskych Novinarov.
Tu je rukolapny dokaz, ze ak
l'ahostajni, nevsimavi a nepozor.
nj s1 Slovaci voci sloyenskemu
tlacenemu slovu. Pcchybujem, a
by sa taketo nieco mohlo stat /
ineho naroda. Len AZ rokoy je to
mu, co vydane boly prve sloven
ske knizky v Amerike a uz ne
ma ich nikto, uz ich nikde nedo
stat. U inych narodoy dostat mo.
zno uz skoro 5O0-rocne knizky d
my nemame ami 42-roGnej. A elm
starsia kniha, tym je vzacnejsia
a cenhejsia.
/ Slovaci, waite 81 svoje tlacenf
slovo! Kupujte, citajte opatruj
tesslovenske knihy Knpl!jte s
ich teraz, ked' je prave !" Mesiac
Sloyenskej Knihyv' Mech niktc
nema vyhoyorky! Kazdy mech s.
zak1pi, Gin najyiac, kol'ko mu to
| len penazenka dovolf!t
sdruzenie slovenslsgoh
Novinarov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18

nianekovych casopisov mala vel
mi biednu kniznicu tam tychto
vydam .nebolo Y tomto zriedle
by som tedy nepochodil
Ia tym iSiel = totiz takto by
bolo treba Stopovat = by som do
redakcie najstarsieho jestvujuce-
no slovenskeho casopisu V Ame-
rike. MIN je "SIovak V Amerike"
V New Yorku. Nychodi .uz Al. rok,
ale kniznica redakcie je tiez vo
vel mi biednom stave. Starsich
kniziek vobec nema. Tu sa to da
ale vel mi snadno vysvetlit'. Ca
sopis st'ahoval sa povodneho
Plymouth, Pa, do Phoenixyille,
potion do New Yorku, kde mnoho
razy menil byt, take pri tol 'kom
mufovani' knizky redakcie sa
roztratily, pot 'azne byyall redak-
tori ami nedbali moe ne.
Nasleduje kniznica casopisu
"Jednoty'. Znamou vecou je, re
nebohy Stefan Furdek, zaklada-
tel j dlhorocny redaktor jed
noty", nal bohatn knihovnu. Po-
chybujem ale, zeby nej niece
presto bolo do MiddletoWn, kde
nachodi sa dost | bohata zasoba
knih, ale ME tych starych. Fur
dekovu kniznicu zastihol smutnl
osud: nedostala sa do sloven.
skych rnlz. Iste' vyplatilo by sa
vysetrti', ei sl tam nase stare w,
dania. Ak ano, dostat' ich.
Vekom "a tym nasleduje case
pis "Bratstvo'', ktoreho redakcia
ale nema absolntne ziadneJ kniz-
nice. Byvali redakfori povMovali
dosle a zadovazene knihy "a svoje
a ich odchodom Emily al knihy
- Redakcie "Narodnych Novin
la .Obrany'' maj1 peknf a stale
doplnovane kniznice, ale starych
yydani nemaji.
Tymto bol by som konca :
kniznicami redakcii Znam ale, ze
n Amerike najbohatsiu zasobu
slovenskych knih ma vlp. Pavel
3. L1sicky, dtchovny SLOW. osady
|sy Michala y Lansford, Pa. N
tejto kniznici, zaberaj1cej tri
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18

nieco doleziteho dOznal. Nebohy
Toriencik V spOmlnanom svojom
clanku uvadza: ''Prv este. nez
Mar. SlovenskI Spolok zacal Wy
davat' kalendare, r. 1891 firma
P. V. Rovnianek & Go. vydala ka-
lendar pod menom +" Americky
Slovak Ma kalendari stoj1, ze
sostavil no 'Rovinov' (pseudonym
Rovniankov).
Toto udanie Ferienclkovo pod
vratene je tymto starym kniznym
cennlckom. Pravdou je tedy, re
Peter Rovnianek vydal pryy anne
ricko-slovensky kalendar este ro-
ku 1889 pre- rok 1890. Ze kol 'ko
rocnlkov kalendara Americky
Slovak' vydal Rovnianek, to ne
podarilo -sa mi zistit. Viem len to,
re I. rocnik Narodneho kalendara
zneje pre- rok 1893 tento al nam
Cd p. Jana J. Magutha Yonkers.
10 vsetkeho tohoto zrejme je,
re prve slovenske Amerike W.
dane knihy SIT: Americky tlu-
mae a 's,Ukradzene dzecko. Wy
dal ich r. 1887 nebohy Jan Slo-
vensky V Pittsburghu. - Prvy
slovensky kalendar vydal Rovnia
mex roku 1889 pod menom Anne
ricky Slovak.'
Ked som uz tymto na cistom,
prichodi mi Ease polozit otazky
kto ma niektor1 tychto kni-
ziek2 Kde dostat tieto prve anne
ricko-slovenske knizky? v ktorej
knihovni sa nachdia 2 Snad' ich uz
vobec nieto, nema ich nikto a ne
mono ich viacej vidiet'g Po AZ.
rokoch uz nemal by nikto q tych-
to prvych Amerike vydanych
sl0venskych kniziek?
Procednra vyhPadavania bola
|by asi takato: v prvom ratle O.
bratil by som sa ma vydavateP-
stvo. Toho uz nieto Pc Sloven-
skom obehod prevail Rovnianek,
ale toho obchod uz tiez Is rokov
nejestvuje. Ale Rovnianekovu "a
sobu kniziek vel'mi dobre znam a
lz roku 1903 tych kniziek som
tam nenasiel. Al redakcia Roy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18
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eco AKROV UZEMIA

Mark G. Myers, pravotar mesta
Struthers, zadal peticiu IA okr.
slde, ably Struthersu bolo povole-
ne pripojit' do svojich hranic 600
akrov tizemia, leziaceho Poland
township Coitsville township. v
tomto uzemi lei Lake Hamilton
Grim plat a farma V Nebo a ko-
l'aje P. & l.. E. a F. Y. a A. zelez-
mic. Tymto pripojenim budt hra-
nice Struthersu vyrovnane ma Sc
vernej strane.