davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-05
sRAZKA CSL. LIETADLA
S POL'SKYM.

Dna 27. aug. zapoeaty Dol vo
Varsave okruzny let statmi Maize!
Dohody, na ktorom brali ucast
armadni letci polski, cesko-slo.
venski, rumunski a juhoslovan.
ski. Let sa neminul bez melody
lebo ma Clare Varsava-Belehrad
srazily sa dive lietadla a to poi
ske a 6esko-slovenske. Jeden pol.
sky let1n prisiel O zivot. Memo.
hol yeas pouzit' padaku a zabil
sa. Ostatnf zachranili svoje zivoty
pomocou padakov. j
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-05
ZDOKONALOVANIE PRIEMY.
SLU DRAHOKAMOV.

Podl'a usudku odbornikov mo-
Emo uspokojenim zaznamenat' :,
ze priemysel drahych kovov, po-
kiar je v CsR. prevadzany, sa po-
stupne zdokonaluje. Mono to po-
zorovat' menovite na Slovensku,
kde nova dpravna V b Hodrusi
dokazala, re tento priemysel mo-
ze iste dobre d'alej eksistovat' a
prosperovat' ma niekol 'ko d'alsich
generacii. Tiez V Banskej Stiav-
nici sa dohotovuje nova 1pravna
a pracuje sa tiez na zdokonaleni
tamojSich huti. Akonahle budu
tieto hute uvedene chod, bude
to iste znamenat' pre- chudobny
tento kraj vel Ike dobrodenie, le-
DO kraji-tom MET ziadnych l.
nEch moznosti stalejsieho zarob-
ku pre- pracuj1ce vrstvy. Bolo by
ziad1cno, ably tento postup vybu-
dovac1 nasledoval i V Kremnici
ably na zaklade tomto bolo umoz-
meme i so zapocatim prievozu V
doloch na drahe kovy ako Zla-
tej Ide tax i V Magurke (PVV.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-05
AMERICKY VYSLANEC MA
SLOVENSKU.

Slovensko malo V prostred au-
gusta vzacnu navStevu. Vyslanec
Spojenych Statov, p. Abraham
Ratshesky navstivil Slovensko. S
nasej strany dostalo sa mu uvl-
tania tax srdeGneho, axe mu pa
tri ma znamenie naSej vd 'aky "a
vsetko to, co vykonal Stat, ktory
vyslanec Ratshesky zastupuje, pre-
cesko-slovensk1 slobodus Pri svo-
jej slovenskej navsteve preniesol
Ratshesky vel'mi zaujimavy pre-
mas prejav. Ocenil predovsetkym
zivotn1 energiu a schopnosti a.
merickych Slovakov: sn to prave
ii najlepsi, ktori tejto svojej
druhej vlasti pracuju. Priniesol
Slovensku pozdrav cd preziden-
ia Hoovera, cd naroda americke-
no a pozdrav od slovenskych OBJ
canov V Amerike. Slovenskym OBJ
canon ma Amerika vel mi mno-
no co d'akovat'. Boil to dobri pra
covnici, ktorf pracovali ma I'VE
laden1 svojej novel vlasti. Vysla-
nee Ratshesky priSiel na Sloven-
sko, aby videl zem, ktorej "a
stupuje svoj Stat. A je prekvape-
ny mad tym, co na Slovensku vi
del. este len II rokov starym
Station. Vykonali ste mnoho. Je
malo prlkladov na to, ze by ME
ktory Stat bol vyEonal tax vel Ike
dielo V porovnanf tym, co ste
urobili Wy ma Slovensku a V CSR.
Potom odpordcaI, ably Slovensko
propaganda svoje prirodne krasy
V Amerike, zeby americki turisti
Wac cestovali po SlOvensku, icbo
to je vel'ky zdroj prijmov, o kto-
ry sa uchadzajd vsetky europske
krajiny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-05

Tyzdenniky su teraz ma Podkar-
patskej .Rusi diva ceske, sest' ru-
sfnskych, IA mad'arskyych tri
tlaeene V zidovskom zargone, te-
ydy celkom 25. Polmsacnfk jeden
cesky, 5 rusinskych, 3 mad 'arske
a jeden rusinsko-mad' arsky, tedy
celkom 10 a konecne mesacnikov
IS a to II rusinskych, pat ma
d'arskyych a jeden rusinsko-ma-
l'arsky. Niektore easopisy ru-
sinske. ccsko-rusinsko- mad 'arske
vychodia ma Podk. Rusi dobach
neureitych, najmenej diva razy
rocne, Ia vsetkych tychto casopi-
SOW je 20 politickych. (PVV.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-05
TRAGEDIA ZENY VYSTAHO.
VALCA.

Kucisdorfsky mlynar. Janik uz
davnejsie vyst 'ahoval sa do A
meriky a donna nechal zenu S ma
lynn chlapcom. Janfk posielal z
Ameriky zene peniaze a tax "a
bezpecil jej bezstarostne zivoby-
tie. Zena mlynarova sa vsak ne
vedela uspokcjit' S opustenost'ou
a pred nejakym casom opanova--
la ju trudnomysel most i zaeala
pomysl'at' Ma samovrazdu. Pc
tieto dni nest 'astna zena spacha-
la samovrazdu zastrelenim. Get
nfctvo naslo listy, V ktorych sa
nest astna lnci 50 svojim muzom,
malym synom a rodinou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-05
RAFAJOVCE VYHORELY.

Mad oko!im Stropkova rozpu-
tala Sa vei'ka blrka, spojena S
Drietrzou mracicn. pri ktoreJ ME
k0l 'kO raz udrcI hrom.
Obct 'ou zivlov stala sa- dedina
Rafajovce (Zempllnska), kde u
dret1m hromu vznikol ohen do
me rol'nika Fedorcaka. Ohen roz-
s1ril sa, hoci vEdatne prsalo, tax
neuveritel ne rychle, re "a kratky
cas- stala plamenoch vacsina de-
dinv a poziar nadobudnul takeho
rozsahu, re vsetka pudska pomoc
k ieho zdolaniu bola marina. Lho-
rely vsetky budovisla al S gaz'
dovskymi staviskami, .vsetka uro-
da al zariadenie bytov l vacslna
satstva. a. co neznivocil pozlar,
co sa podarilo obyvatel 'stvu pre-
dsa len S rizikovanlm vlastnJch
zivotov zachranit', to odplavila
voda rozvodnen6ho potoka, kto-
rl teGie pri dedinc. Obyvatel 'stvo
ie celkom na >mizine a vacsIna
'l'udi zachranila iba len holy IL
vot. Skoda na majetku je obrov-
ska.
V ohni zahynulo tiez mnoho
kusov dobytka a hydiny, niekor-
ko os0b bolo pri ohni zranenych.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-05
PEKNY SKUTOK MINISTER
STVA SKOLSTVA A MAR.
OSVETY.

Ministerstvo skolstva a narod-
nej osvety, chcejuc umoznit', ably
mladez 20 Slovenska venovala sa
vo vacsej miere studiam techni-
ckym, udeli Ma studijny rok 1880
81 riadnym posluchacom donna
cich vysokych skol smeru techni-
ckeho (ceskeho vysokeho ucenla
techhickeho Prahe, ceskej W.
sokej skoly technickej v Brine, ne
meckej vysokej skoly technickej
Prahe V Brne, vysokej skoly
banskej v Pribrami a vysokej
skoly pol 'nohospodarskej V Brne)
ktori s1 vychodnej casti Sloven-
ska, statne studijne stipendia vo
vyske 300 az 500 Kcs mesacne.
Stipendia tieto s1 urcene pre- po-
sluchacov menovanych skol, kto-
ri sil vychodneJ castl Sloven-
ska (bvv. vel'kych zup Kosickej,
Liptovsko-sv. .-mikulasskej a pri-
Pahlych easti vel'kyych z1p Turc.-
sv. v.-martinskej a Zvolenskej), pre-
, ukazu tunajsiu- statnu .prlslus-
most, ohl'aduhodnn nemajetnost
q postup i.dspech i v st1diach a
| spon taky, akeho je treba k osvo-
bodeniu cd celeho skolneho. Keby
nebolo dost' potrebnych ziadate-
Pow vychodnej easti Slovenska,
mozu byt' udelene tieto stipendia
posluchacom 2 ostatneho Slo-
venska, alebo absolventom memo
vanych skol v stadiu zkusobnom
pri normalnom studijnom postu.
pc.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-05
DRUHE SLOVENsKE GYMNA
ZIUM v BRATIsLAVE.

Potreba sriadenia druheho slo-
vensk6ho gymnazia V Bratislave
ie roka na rok naliehavejsia. To
hoto roku prihlaSilo sa do I. trie-
DIV 40 ziakov. Ministerstvo skol-
stva na zakladc toho vidl sa MI
ten6 sriadit' move gymnazium a
hned' zaciat' stavat' nov1 budo-
WI. Tstav bude vo vychodnej ca
sti mesta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-05
CESKA BANKA PREDALA
PUSKY MADAROM

V Cesko-Slovensku maju Ease
hodny skandal. Ista banka V Pra-
he predala vraj 10000 pusiek a
1000 strojovych pusiek podlndne
Mad 'arsku a mensi pocet zbranl
rakuskej fasistickej organlzacll
Heimwehr.
Tieto zbrane zdedila Cesko -Slo-
venska republika cd Rak1sko-U-
horsks. Vlada ich dala banke pa
trne do r1k tvm ciel 'om, ably ich
odpreGala, lebo cesko-slovenska
armada ma modernejSi vyzbroJ.
Banka ich mala predat' JedneJ
balkanskoj krajine, ale ia nemo-
hla zaplatit' hotovymi tax zbra-
ne boly poslane vraj do skladl-
ska vo Viedni. odkial' boly nedo-
volenym sposobom predane Ma
d d'arsku a raktiskemu Heimwehru.
Cesko-Slovensko porobilo VeI-
ky kirk, ked' Taliani predali sVo-
ju staru zbran Mad arom a teraz
to ist6 robl prazska banka. Pre-
dava Mad 'arom zbran, ably hou
zabijali dakedy ,Cechov SloEa-
kov. Mad 'ari skupuju kazdu pu~
sku, kde len m0zu, II coho mozno
usudzovat', ze sa chystajn ia ME
co. Mono je to nastolenie Ha bs-
burga svojou ozbrojencst on
chcu zamedzit' vojenske zakroce-
ME malo-dohodovTch statov. w
akokol l'vek sa wee vezme, predal
cesko-slovenskych zbran1 Mad'ar
sku terajsej dobe je ME d'aieko
cd zrady.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-05
KR1sTfNA RoYovA 7o-RoCNA

Vzacna slovenska spisovatel 'ka
a ne1navna socialna pracovnleka
Kristfna Royova, dcera znameho
vlastenca, evanjelickeho farara
Augusta Roya ma Starej Turej,
dozfva sa dna Is. augusta 70. ro-
hu svojho veku.
Memo Kristiny Royovej ako w.
nikaj1cej spisovatel'ky, je zna-
me d'alekQ j "a hranicami. Vacsi-
na jej spisoy je totiz prelozena
do nemciny niektore al do fran
cuzstiny, holandstiny, svsdstiny,
anglictiny, rustiny, pol 'stiny atd'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-05
MA MORAVE SA ZIJE MAJ.
LACNEJSIE.

Krajinou, V ,ktorej sa CSR.
pomerne najlacnejsie da zit', je
Morava. A medzi moravskymi
mestami ma primal lacnoty mesto
Znojmo, ktore je najlacnejsim
miestom V cclej republike. Media
yno bolo vypoeitane, ze V Znoj-
me dd sa zit 20 percent lacnej-
Sic nezli v Prahe, alebo V Nor. O.
strave, o 10 az 10 perc. lacnejsie
nezli V Brine alebo Olomnci, a 0
cdych 25 percent lacnejsie nezli
drahotou preslavenej Bratisla-
We alebo Kosiciach. (PVV.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-05
SIBERIA MA ZVONY v SPIS.
NOVEJ VSI.

Sbierku ma zvony v katolickom
kostole v Spis. Novel Vsi zapo-
calo porucnictvo zvonovej zakla-
diny tamojsej, ma cele so staro-
stom mesta Bacanyim. Ma sa So
sbierat' $4,000 kordn ma zakupe-
ME zvona, ktory Dol "a svetoveJ
vojny zhabany vojskom a rozbl-
ty ma liatie kanonov. Vyzvu ku
sbierke podpisali obaja spissko-
novoveskf farari, katol1cky al e.
vanjeicky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-05
PosMEsNA HRA v CsR.
O RUMUNsKOM KRAL' 'OV1

V Prahe bola hrana V tieto dnl
fraska "Jcho Nelicenstvo V plav-
kach", hrdinom ktorej bol "Kral'
Karol XIII. Montanie.' - Ru-
munsky vyslancc poziadal cesko-
slovensk1 vladu cenzorovanie
hry, lebo sa vraj vzt 'ahuje, ma ru-
munskeho kral a. Hra bola CEN
zorovana.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-05
CAsoPIsY MA PoDK. RUsI

Ma Podkarpatskej Rusi vycho-
di teraz celkom SO casopisov. Diva
2 mich ST denniky a to jeden ce-
sky druhy mad d'arsky. Jeden ca
sopis mad 'arsky vychodf 4 razy
tyzdenne diva tri razy, diva Ga
sopisy rusinske 2 razy tyzdenne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-05
VEL'KE POVODNE MA SLO-
VENSKU.

Zpravodaj n. Y. Times ozna-
mule dna 26. aug, re ma Sloven-
sku boly vel'k6 lejaky a prietrze
mracien, ktor6 zaprieinily rozvod
nenie rick potokov. V Glraltov-
ciach zahynulo pat l'udi, z mich
troje dietok k rozvodnenej Giral-
tOvke.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-05
DIETA ZABITE AUTOM.

Sofer nakladneho auta firmy
Stein spoil. q Lipt. Sv. Mikula-
sa presiel autom 5-rocneho j. Vrz-
gul u Lueiek. Diet'a umrelo !
naruci matky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-05

Najvacsiemu rozsireniu vo svete
test sa jej pekna idyla "Bez Bo.
ha ma svete". Bola uz prelozena
do IA jazykov. Napfsala spolu Is
knih.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-24
STEAMSHIP LINES
 WILL COOPERATE
North German Lloyd and Hum. burg-American in Agreement

Berlin, March A B-"Close CO., operation" between the Hamburg American and the North German Lloyd, Germany's two largest ship ping lines, is provided for in an agreement which is described by the press as coming very close to anal gamation of the two companies.
 The agreement means that the $50 passenger and cargo boats of both concerns, totalling more than 2,00,- 900 tons, will not henceforth conl- pete against each other and. the Hamburg American line will not be obliged to construct giant liners such as the Bremen and Aurora which re- quire enormous capital investment.
 rife entire traffic service of both companies will be organized in such a, manner as to eliminate competi- ton between them thereby cutting down expenses and enabling them to compete everywhere with foreign shipping lines. l. The profits of the two concerns will be equally divided. The Ham, burg Americans net profit last year was II, 500,000 marks (about s2,750,- 0O0) and the North German Lloyd's was 15,OOO,OOO (about s3,600,o0O. The dividends declared by the com- panies were seven per cent and eight per cent respectively.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-24
DISTRICT . ATTORNEY DEAD
Merrill, Sought for Year, Suffers
 Heart Attack

Chicago, March A P-John E. Merrill, former district attorney of Queens county, New York, is dead here. after having been sought for more than a year.
 He was found dead of a heart attack in his room at a hotel where he had registered as Ford s. Porter.
 Relatives told Chicago police he had used the name of Porter from the time he disappeared on Febru- ary 5, 1929. a..
 Merrill figured in the news a score of years ago when, as Queens district attorney, he personally led detectives on raids to clean up the borough. He was treasurer of the volunteer fire department at Wood- haven, in Queens, for years.
 When he disappeared, accohntants found a shortage in the fire depart ment's funds of more than $2,000 Merrill's relatives asked police ot every large city in the country tc search for him. Occasionally trace of him, as Ford s. Porter, was found, but he eluded searchers. The police said no charge had been made against him.
 Police found sS50 in the hote, room. Merrill was 75 years old.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-24

tard," said Jacqueline.
 Listening outside the door, do you mean?" cried Brown.
 'I shouldn't be over surprised" murmured Jacqueline. You see she takes a mothcrly interest in me-"
 She went leisurely to the door and opened it. A door on the other side of the narrow hall was gently closing. Jacqueline snuffed the air delicately and returned to Mir. Brown.
 Tt was Mrs. Hubbard she said. q recognized her atmosphere. But she's gone now. You may go or, MT. Brown I thought we had sec- tied it that I wasn't the sort of wife you were looking for, MT. Brown"
 i've reconsidered it." he said, nagnanimously.
 That's very kind of you, MT. Brown. But haven't :"
 But I love you, Jacqueline. l to forget you; I've tried for more than a week, but I can't. I am al ways thinking about you. l don't get you out of my mind. The color of your eyes, your hair, the-the shape of your mouth; the way you walk and hold yourself. You get between me and my work.
 I'm sorry l interfere with your work, MT. Brown" Tt doesn't matter. You arc more important to me than any work, And in the end 1 shall have you" Jacqueline's eyes glittered dan
New Britain herald., 1930-03-24

gerously.
 Tt is useless for you to hold out, he said gloomily. "I want you; and they say that man has only to want thing enough and he gets it -
 That must be very nice" mur- mured Jacqueline, sweetly.
 A hollow cough sounded near them.
 What's that?' demanded Brown
 That's Mir. Penfold," said, Jas queline.
 She nodded towards the folding doors.
 Its Q bedroom on the othot side she explained. MT. Pen folds bedroom. He's ill.''
 Great Caesar.' gasped Brown aghast. What a house. Cant we go for a walk round the block?"
 Why not?" agreed Jacqueline "I'll get my hat"
 Walking ill the Pimlico squares they found peace; and Mir. Brown proceeded further to enlarge his plan of campaign.
 Jacqueline gently but firmly re. pulsed all his advances. You see Mir. Brown, you only think you love me. Really, you know nothing about me. You like-or think yol like - the color of my eyes, the color of my hair, the shape of my mouth and the way l walk anG hold myself"
 50 l do," said Brown.
 Well, that's all right replied Jacqueline. But if you marry me you wouldn't marry just my mouth
New Britain herald., 1930-03-24
Announces Transfer of
 Anti-SalOOn League Men

New Haven, March 24.-The Rev. E. c. Prettyman, superintendent of the Delaware Anti Saloon league will take over the superintendency of the Connecticut league, April 1 and the Rev. Roscoe w. Vining, present Con- necticut director, will take over the Delaware work. Announcement of this transfer several weeks ago by the press was denied by Vining. The transfer was made by order of Dr. F. Scott Mcbride, superintendent of the Anti Saloon league of America. The new state superintendent has
New Britain herald., 1930-03-24
Vx JACQUELINEl M !
 ON HER OWNNH \ by RICHARD STARR

Synopsis: Jacqueline Grey longed for adventure. Her idea was rather vague but she had a taste of II when she squandered her savings to dine at the Savoy and attend the theater in regal style. But the wages of a dress model at Byrams ill London are meager, even for one 50 beautiful as Jacqueline. Oh, Ii she only had 500 pounds; then she could have ner fling, was her thought. But that was forgotten temporarily by more pressing thoughts that arose when she lost her job. For seven days she Nain'y sought work. She was nearly penni- less. Then she chanced to see mo- tice in a newspaper that quickened her pulse. The law firm of Rustum and Coles was seeking her. A Nislt to their office brought unexpected good fortune. A bequest of 5"0 pounds awaited. James Booker, the old peddler to whom she had been lind, had repaid her. Her dream shall become a reality. She shall have a fling!
New Britain herald., 1930-03-24

and my hair and so on-and there are things inside me that would frighten you. They almost fright eli mo sometimes"
 "I'll risk those" said Brown stur- dily. "l'll give you anything you want
 Twill you? But how do you know you can? You think l waat home-a flat perhaps; some fur niture; housework to do during the daytime; your company in the eve n!ngs; a-a-nursery ."
 "Wcll?" said Brown, softly.
 "I don't want any of those things" ..k
 What do you want then?"
 'F'irst, I want adventure. l arl nearly 20. Life ought to be an adventure to a girl at that age. Once a girl settles down to flat and furniture, her chance of adven- ture is over. I want to get 'lp every morning and say to myself: Now what is going to happen to me today?''
 q don't believe you love me- he said, bitterly. .- :,
 "I don't, Mr. Brown" <,
 'Its that fellow, Keswick Dell" Jacquelinc saw her chance. You need not worry about MT. Dell. He's far more interested in Doro- thy Dalton than in me-"
 What" /
 MT. Brown stopped short in his walk while one might have counted twenty. When he resumed Jacque- line could see him thinking.
 Haven't you seen it?" she con- tinued innocently. q thought every body knew. Of course, Dorothy's a jolly pretty girl, and heaps too good for him. But I shall be very much surprised if she doesn't &C., cept him."
 Very soon afterwards Jacqueline said she must leave him, and MT. Brown raised no objection. He was still thinking. Il VI Ci hlIS, illuI III LII lGu J dC- quelinc, as she watched him walk away with his head down. Il shouldn't be surprised if Dorothy gets her flat after all before she's too fat for her job. Men are strange. l don't believe any man really begins 10 want a girl until he knows somebody else is after her.
 Well, once more to bed in. the top floor back for nearly the last time, I hope. This is the end of a perfect day."
 Copyright, 1880, Richard Starr) Miss Jacqueline Gray invades the realm of the wealthy in tomorrow $ inStallment.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-24
REICHSBANK RATE DROPS

Berlin, March "A (UP)-The Reichsbank today reduced it's bank rate one-half of one per cent to 1-2 per cent.
 Reduction of the German rate had been forecast immediately after the Bank of England's reduction to 3 12 per cent last week, and was in line with the continued drop in rates that has been under way throughout the continent since last September.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-24
VI NIdpICI MIR. BROWN TRIES AGAIN


 life is very difficult" Jacque- line informed herself after her statuesque friend had gone.
 She sat on the edge of the nar- row bed and gazed absently at her divided reflection in the mirror.
 "There's poor old Dorothy, for in- stance. All she wants in the world is Mir. Brown, a flat and a brown baby-I mean a baby Brown. She would be just the very wife MT. Brown wants; and just because he could have her for the asking, he thinks he wants me-
 Brown turned up that very eve- ming. Mrs. Hubbard wheezed up the stairs and announced him with mysterious awe. Evidently Mir. Brown had impressed her favor ably.
 He was in the parlor with the folding doors. Jacqueline gave an exclamation of astonishment He was dressed in frock coat, and q shiny silk hat lay on the table.
 "Why, what's the matter, Mir. Brown ?"
 I've been promoted to the floor" said Brown, with a quiet pride.
 You mean a walker?"
 Brown nodded. "Jacqueline," ne said, T want to speak to you. May I sit down?'
 "Yes. do. MT. Brown" she an- swered sweetly. What do you want to speak to me about?"
 i've been thinking over what we were talking about last time we went out together" said Brown. T love you, Jacqueline. still love you as much as ever .- even more. I love-What's that?'
 There was a noise outside the door as if the ball valve of the cistern had struck again.
 T rather think it's Mrs. Hub-
New Britain herald., 1930-03-24

Miss Jacqueline Gray invades the realm of the wealthy in tomorrow installment.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-24

E -4Door Sedan ,S62s; Coupe, $590; E Roadster, $6lo; 2-Door Sedan,
 $e1o; Touring. $6z5; De Luxe
 Coupe, $625; De Luxe Sedan, S67s. Prices f. o. b. factory.
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air brakes when the engine hit the ties and careened toward ditch near Spring Mill Junction, six miles from here.
 Nine Pullmans containing so sleeping passengers stopped on the track. The engine, with Bell im- prisoned in the cab burrowed a hole eight feet deep in the soft earth. Two baggage cars and an express car directly behind the locomotive were turned over on their sides but the Pullmans remained upright.
 P. F. Jenson, fireman, was thrown ont of the cab and badly scalded.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-24
ENGINEER SAVES
 80 PASSENGERS
Loses Own Life When He Sticks
 To Throttle Of Machine

Mansfield, O.. March A LP = Charles A. Bell, locomotive engi- neer, was credited today with saw ing 80 lives at the cost of his own. He remained at his post to set the
New Britain herald., 1930-03-24

had 15 years of experience in Anti Saloon work. In Delaware Mir. Vim ing will set up a separate organiza- ton and his league will no longer be connected with the Maryland league.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-24
Indigestion, Nervousness and Stomach Trouble Ends by Using Tonic Pre-
 scribed by Famous Doctor
People all over New Eng land report wonderful suc- cess received by using Doctor Reilly's Herb Tonic

pr. Reilly, a Boston specialist. has used this Herb medicine among his private patients for twenty years with such mar yelous success that it has won the repu- tation both among physicians and pa- tients.
 Relief is felt immediately after few doses of Dr. Relly's Herb Tonic.
 For many months. MT. danes Tucker had suffered from constipation and gas distress due to indigestion. Ho was ad- vised to use Dr. Reilly's Herb Tonic. Benefits resulted immediately, indigestion ceased and within few days MT. Tucker reganed his lost appetite. Normal weight has been restored.
 Dr. Reilly has people sending in letters every day from all over New England telling of the wonderful health benefits obtained from his Herb Tonic.
 Snecial Demonstration
New Britain herald., 1930-03-24
THREE PLANES DESTROYED

Newark, N. J., March 24.-Three airplanes were destroyed when fire swept the Newark Air Service ham, gar at the Newark Airport yesterday. Major Robert l.. Copsey, general manager of the service, estimated the damage at s75,oO0. The fire are the fifth at the airport in the past two weeks
New Britain herald., 1930-03-24

There are about SO,ooo,ooo acres of rice under cultivation in India.