davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-29
LIETADLO PRAHA-BRATISLA-
VA SA sRUTILO. 10 MRTVYCH

Dna %. augusta dopoludnia, "a
vel 'keho hromobitia sr1tilo sa
osobne dopravne lietadlo "OPA
Ford blizko osady Bedrichov pri
Jihlave ma Morave, pri com zahy-
nulo desat' ludi, tych devat'
Cechov a Slovakov a jeden vie
densky Nemec. Toto lietadlo, W.
roby Fordovej, konalo riadnu le-
teckn premavku medzi Prahou,
Brnom a Bratislavou. V Osudny
den strhla sa mad Moravou velka
b1rka. V lietadle bolo dvanast
cestovatel'ov a trinasty pilot. Pi-
lot chcel v burke sletiet' ma zem,
ale tom sa nieco pokazilo a lie
tadlo pablo kolmo ma tvrd1 zem.
Gazolfnova nadrzka vyb1sila a
lietadlo bolo hned' v plamenoch.
z troch ranenych mono dvaja e.
Ste zomr1, treti vyviazne so 1.-Two
tom. Toto je prve vel'ke nest "a
site ma cestovatel' skom lietadle.
v celej republike panuje vepke
rozeulenie. Monoplan prisllchal
Cecho-Aero Lloyd obchodnej lie.
teckej spolocnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-29
ROZCULENIE v MADARSKU
PRE- OTTU NEPRESTAVA

V Mad 'arsku rozsirena bola
zprava, ze vdova-kralovna Zita
prisla so svojim najstarSim sy-
nom Ottom do Mad'arska, aby
mu dopomohla posadit' ho ma ma
d'arsky tr6n. Zita i Otto maju sa
vraj zdrzovat' II niektoreho ma
d 'arskeho gr6fa v ukryte, caka-
j1c ma pripravovanyy statny prize
vrat, Minister vojny Gombossy
vydal ma Zitu Ottu zatykac
nariadil policii v celej krajine,
ably "a tymi dvoma sledila a v pa
de vysliedenia ich naskutku ares
tovala a upovedomila jeho.
Gombossy je vojak, nateraz ge-
neral. Pocas Karolovho pucu v
1921, on no arestoval odviedol
ma anglick1 delovti lod'. Al teraz
sa stavia vel proti Habsbur-
govi, lebo admiral Horthy, teraj-
81 vladca Mad'arska, chcel by
byt' korunovany "a kral'a a
Gombossy by Dol diktatorom.
Gombossy neveri vraj, ze Habs-
burgovia majl pravo ma mad'ar
sky tron a Otto, ktory je este len
chlapcom, by Dol slabym kraPom,
v moci intrigantov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-29
70 slov. Ameriky

Ma la. kOI Ntllcll iSQfuZcHld
SLOW. Katol. Studentov, ktora sa
odbyvala minultho tyzdna Mil
waukee, Wis. "a duchovneho zvo-
lenF Dol Rev. Andrej Bifos To-
ronto, Ont, "a predsedu Rev. l.
van kramoris vyssej skoly SLOW.
V Clevelande, "a podpreds. Jan
Gruss z Lakewood O., "a pod
preds. 81. Emilia Kalus Mil
waukee, "a taj.-pokl. 81. Maria
lMatuscak Cohnellsville, Pa, "a
obchodneho spravcu organu Ste
fan Labay z Milwaukee, "a ohla-
skoveho spravcu Jozef Ungvar-
sky Clevelandu, "a redaktora
Rev. Jan Martin Nemacolin,
Pa. "a predsedu organizacneho
vyboru p. Sykora Philipsburg,
Y. j. Budnca konvencia bude o
rok Pittsburghu Ma konvencii
boil cd mas Rev. Jan G. Hamrak
Campbell, Michal Suba 20 Steel
ton, Frank Steiner a Michal Hnat
Haseltonu a 81. Etelka Kovalcik
osady Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda.
V zprave konvencii S. K. So
kolov SINE zabudli dodat', re kon-
vencia odhlasovnla $500 ma Slo-
vensku katolicku Maticu Skol-
sku.
Ma nedel'u bude Clevelande
vepka oslava 40. vyrocia zaloze-
MIA 7. X. S. J.,V programe je "a
jazd ku hrobu zakladatela Jed
noty Furdeka, bohosluzby v chra-
me osady Sv. Ladislava, popolu-
dni |. hodine banket v audito-
RUNE Sv. Benedikta, 2. hod. a
tleticky program, 3. prednaska
a vecer taneena zabava. z Youngs
townu ide ma slavnost' hodne jed
notarov.
Dna 20. augusta bola Detroit
rocna sch6dza Federacie Sloven
skych Organizacii. Novym pred
seldom Federacie je Peter Jurcak.
Dna 1S. aug. bola V Danville,
Pa. slavnost' obliekania rehol ne
no richa a skladania sl'ubov ra-
du slovenskych sestier Sv. Cyrilla
a Methoda. Sedemnast' sloven
skych katolickych dievcat prijalo
rncho dvadsat diva noviciek slo-
zilo STUDY pri ttasti 1000 l'udi.
V Holyoke, Mass, boil nede-
l'u slet slovenskych Orlov a Or
lie organizacie Prveho Sloven-
skeho Venca Slobodneho Orla,
ktorej hi. predsedom je p. Jakub
G. Molitoris, tajomnik vyd. firmy
Slovak v Amerike New Yorku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-29
zIsK vzDoR sUcHoTE

Americkf farmari, ktorf majn
svoje farmy zavodnene, budu
Tat vel'ke zisky. Farmar George
B. Couch v Pine Bluff, Ark. "a
vodnil svojich 125 akrov, co no
stale $2,4O0. Tohorocna droda je
prva q bude mat zisk Cd $4,000
do $4,000, kym jeho susedia ne
maj1 ziadnu drodu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-29
VLAMACI v CIR. KAT.
KOsTOLE p. MARIE

V utorok v noel neznami VIA
maci odvesili vonkajSie dvere S
Observation-Disclosures chramu Panny
Marie ma Steelton a vykradli po-
kladnicku chudobnych, ktora vi
sela medzi vonkajSimi dnukai-
SINH dverami kostola. Ukradnute
bolo okolo $35. Kradez oznamil
policii Rev. Peter RACE, duchov-
ny cirkve.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-29
pRVA POL SKA Lob MA
CESTE DO AMERIKY

V New Yorku ocakava sa pri-
chod prvej oceanskej parolodi
pol 'skej "Polonia ktora vypla-
vala noveho polskeho pristavu
Gdynia ma Baltickom mort. Vep-
Ky pocet Poliakov z celych Spo-
jenych Statov cestuje do New
Yorku, ably videli prv1 vel'k1
lod' svojej otciny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-29

nahradit', inae mu zaruka pre-
padne.
Kazdy citatel' je povinny zme-
>nu svojej adresy knihovnikovi o.
znamit'.
knizky 81 ma pravo pozicia-
vat kazdy Slovak a Slovenka,
mladi start, ked' byvajti ma
youngstownskej okolici, do kto-
rej zahrnute sl vsetky okolite
mesta a mestecka a fanny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-29
BARNUM A FARRELL
p" PREDSEDMI STRAIN

William P. Barnum, byvaly sud
ca, zvoleny bol "a predsedu okr.
republikanskeho vyboru John j !.
Farrell "a predsedu demokrati-
ckeho. Farrell boil zvoleny jedno-
hlasne, kdezto Barnum po vep-
kom boji doterajsim predsedom
MasOnom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-29
POL'SKY KNAZ NAHLE
ZOMREL.

Rev. b. j. Zielinski, vypomoc-
ny duchovny osady Sv. Stanisla-
va v. Youngstown, zomrel. nanahle
pocas kdpania pri Monroe, Mich.
Rev. Zielinski stall v plytkej vode,
len asi 4 stopy hlbokej, ked' mu
prislo zle cd srdca a odpadol mrt-
w. Bol 26 rocny a rodeny Mon
roe, Mich, kde Dol al pochova-
ny. Y Youngstowne 1cinkoval Cd
aprfla 1929.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-29
CEDAR ST. MOST
ZAVRETY PRE- PESfCH

Mestska rada v utorok Sd u
sniesla ma zavreti Cedar st. mosta
ako pre- pesich ludi tax i pre- e.
lektricke kary pre- jeho nebezpee-
most. Pesim M bolo zakazane
prec hodit' cez most a poulicnym
karam bude zakazane este toho
tyzdna. Brownlee Woods, Stru-
theirs Poland kary nebud1 m6ct'
prichodit' do mesta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-29
7 AMERIKE sA PILE PIvo

Lanskeho roku sa americkych
sladoyniach vyrobilo 25,1O7, IA
buslov sladu v Gene vyse 20 mi
lionov dolarov. Vacsina tohto sla-
du predavana je domacnostiam
ma vyrobu piva.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-29

V Clarion, Pa. zomrel olejar-
sky magnat Thomas B. Slick, po
ktorom zostalo $75,OOO,OOO. vse-
tky peniaze porucil zene a from
svojim det 'om. Svojej matke ma
delil pc $1,000 prijmu do smrti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-29
MENEJ RoB0TY,
MENEJ NEHoD

Statna priemyselna komisia O.
znamuje, ze v jiili podane bolo
1856 ziadosti kompenzaciu "a
poranenia v praci. Vlani tom i
stom case podane bolo 1920 zia-
dostf 0 kompenzaciu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-29
kniznica Otv0rena
pre- obecenstvo
Milovnici slovenskej literattry sa
uz m0zu HAST O knihy.

Vybor Slovenskej Narodnej
Kniznice Mahoning doline wy
konal poslednu pracu spojeni
so sriadenim kniznice minulej So
boty, tallze kniznica je uz pri-
stupna slovenskemu obecenstvu.
Knihy nachodia sa holicskom
obchode n. Janovskeho, 20. N.
Watt st. Pan Janovsky bude
knihovnikom kniznice; bude W.
davat' knihy, prijimat' zaruky d
poplatky, v6bec cell kniznicu bu-
de mat pod svojou opaterou.
Vybor po dokladnom uvazeni
sa usniesol odpor1cat' Druzstvu
Kniznice, ably knihy vydavane
boly ma cely mesiac "a poplatok
Sc manifesto vydavania knih ma
diva tyzdne. To preto, re sloven-
ske zeny muzoyia nemajt dost'
casu precitat' knizku "a diva tyz-
dine. Zaruka "a kazdn knizku je
jeden dollar. Zaruka sa vrati kaz-
demu, ked' prestane byt' citate-
Pom.
Zaruky bud1 preto vyberane,
ably sa knihami dobre zachadza-
10. Slovenske kniznice po Ameri-
Ike majd zkdsenost', ze ked' nevy-
beraly zaruku, knihy boly po-
trhane a potratene, take bola
vel'ka skoda a miesto rastenia,
kniznice upadaly. Preto mech sa
nikto citatel'ov neuraza, re bu-
de ziadana cd neho zaruka. W.
nimky nemoznos srobit $ nikEm.
Kniznica -obsahuje predbezne
165 tvrdoviazanych knih roma
niteho citania. Zastipene sd IL
teratdry inonarodne, menovite
ruska je pekne zastdpena. Tol-
stoj, Turgenev, Cechov, Gogol'
ini slavni ruski spisovatelia su tn
slovenskom preklade. 10 sloven
skych spisovatel'ov s1 zast6peni
temer vsetci lepsf spisovatelia
basnici, najnovsie dielo Martina
Razusa "Svety" (styri svazky)
-je tam.
Dalsie slovenske knihy budii
objednane este toho roku. Fri
prvom objednavani knih vybor
nemal 1plny soznam SLOW. krih,
lebo krajove nakladatel 'stva pra-
We vtedy ich tlacily. Teraz uz w
Dor ma nplny soznam a neho
povybera tie najlepsie vydania
menovite poprievratovych spiso-
vatelov. Ma banke ma Druzstvo
Kniznice este dost' penazi ma "a
k1penie asi sto knih. Vybor| sa
bude usilovat', aby kniznica do
stala d 'alsie Diary cd spolkov i cd
jednotlivcov; lebo ciel 'om je, aby
SINE mali kniznicu aspon 500
svazkoch.
Knihy, dokym nebud1 ureene
riadne hodiny, mono vyberat'
hockedy mimo vecerov a nediel'.
Predbezne pravidla kniznice
sn: Knizky vyberat' 20 skryne
ma pravo len knihovnik. To pre-
to, ably knihy' boly vzdy v poria-
dku ME poprehadzovane sem a
tam, zeby ich knihovnik potion
nem0hol Pahko najst'. CitateP
81 vyberia knizku 20 soznamu, v
ktorom je kazda kniha zap1sana
podl'a eisla, podl'a mena podPa
autora. Citatel' povie knihovni-
kovi len cislo knihy knihotnfk
mu ju vyda po zapisani do "a
pisnej knihy.
Soznamy knih s1 az tri, takze j
viacerf citatelia 81 mozu odrazu
knihy Mich vyberat'. Prihod-
nym casom cely soznam knih bu-
de vytlaceny v tomto casopise,
takze kazdy mas citatel' bude
mat svoj vlastny soznam.
Poplatok "a pozicanie je Sc q
knihu mozno drzat' u seba mai
Wac jeden mesiac. Ia kazdy DIAL
II den je pokuta 1c.
Kto knihu potrha, zamaze ale
bo ztrati. lie pOvinnT Skodu tiplne
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-30
ELECTIONS ON
SCHOOLS LOOM

Elections will be held this week
end for school board members in
ell parts of the county. The num-
her OF being elected varies in the
different districts.
a list Of the candidates follows:
Palm Grove: A. M. Russell. Paul
Gilmore. Frad y. Latham. M. M.
Brown and Harry Grow.
Briggs Coleman: w. M. Dorman
end otto Engendorf.
Point Isabel. Fred BroTder and
=. W. Martin.
Los Fresnos: c. @. Casey. c. A.
Stanford. ~ n. Steele. Geo. Il.
fGoates. william Krstz and August
Pfeitfer.
III Jardin: Edward Lsunre. ". A.
Fenfrow. Walter r.. Keller and Mrs.
&. l.. Hunter.
Stuart Place: Archie Harwood,
q. e. Mars and G. r.. Guthrie.
villanueva: Fred Rustebrg, tr.
wilson Tract: s. Ward. w. l..
C,rear. Oscar Bartlett, G. r. Brown.
"a. g. Mole, n. A. Allan and r. K.
Colvin.
highland: Ed Brown. ". T. Nc
Clanahan. ID. G. Woods and @. Z.
Hudson.
santa Rosa: J. M. Miller. 7.
Fitzgerald. G. r. Snyder. T. y.
Dudley. L M. Ross. J. r. Lester, j.
ID. Hammett. L. A. lockout.
Iandrum: J. l.. Lendrum.
Los Indios: g. z. Turrey, J. c.
Fry and Parks Gardner,
viis. ". II. Mcintyre. j.
w. Elarn. Fl. r. Jones. u. Fl. Pierce.
roy Morrow. J. w. Hocket. G. s.
HaIbert, II. NJ. Gilbert.
Olmito: ID. A. Robbins. N. j.
Hfickle, Fl. ~. Tanning. Robt. Rich
ardson, H. =. Faunsworth and j.
II. Parker.
Santa Maria: a. T. Bauer. O. O..
Personious, p. p. Smith. J. r. Clif-
ton. u. II. Jones. II. c. Harvey.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-30
HOOVER FIRST
in COUNT ROW
; Census Takers Will Ask
Him If He Owns
Or Rents Home

WASHINGTON. March 2s-lR-
President Hoover and hts household
quite probably will be enumerated
first. or at least with some special
showing. when the capital city's
census taking begins Wednesday.
As far back as the first census
IN 1890, precedent may be found for
such procedure. The names Of
prominent people. such as John
Hancock and Samuel Adams. Bos-
ton, appeared at the head OF cen
SuS lists. Washington had not be-
come the national capital then
President Hoover proclaimed the
census. and it was considered logi-
cal the census should be brought
first to his front door. He will have
opportunity 20 give the frank re-
plies for which he asked In his
proclsmation-unless Mrs. Hoover
should chance 10 come to the door
to speak for the family.
A possibility was whispered about
today that y. Sterling Moran. cen
Sus supervisor for the District of
GoiunDla. IN charge or 39T enufmer-
stors. might himself appear a. 1900
Pennsylvania Avenue TO make in
quiries about the Hoover home.
AT the front portico with its great
white columns. the following ques-
tons might be put to the president:
Your name?
Yocr relationship 70 the family
Is your home owned or rented?
For census taking purposes bu-
resu experts explained today, a
president is a person and to be in
tcrrogated as such.
All those who can answer the
nuestion where do you iive7" with
the reply. at 1900 Pennsylvania
Avenue will be enumerated in the
White House household.
All the rest OF WaShington'S Off
rialdom. including Vice President
Curtis, Speaker Longworth and
Chief Justice Hughes will be
counted az they chance to come.
Just so many tallies In the big
brown portfolios.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-30

cords besides the auto record made
last July at Houston when he drove
an Oakland stock sedan ITO hours
He holds the marathon dance record
Of at hours and IS minutes. Rol-
Ter skating record OF III hours, and
underwater record or three min
utcs.
The champion Is in Brownsville
now making preparations for the
drive. The drive will start from the
salesroom Of the Isom Motor comp
any.
The public As invited 20 ride inc
any time during the drive by calling
the Iscm Motor company or hailtng
King on the streets
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-30
MEXICAN GIRLS
DUEL FOR LOVE
Hot Spanish Blood Rises
And Flows With
Spring Sap

MEXICO CITY, March 2s=Rl-
The second duel between women for
the affections OF a man within three
days occurred here early this
morning. when two mattresses OF a
cabaret fought with pistols under
the street lamps OF a lonely suburb.
The duel was entirely a voman's
affair. Each duelist had a young
oma friend as a second. and the
duel became a double duel when
the seconds jumped into the fray
with knives. All four women were
wounded before policemen arrived.
ending the battle and arresting the
women.
The principals were Maria Con-
zales Lopez. and Enriqueta Herman
dez. and the seconds. also mattresses
at the cabaret. Concha Meneses and
Margarita Hernandez Gutierrez.
There had long been a rivalry be-
tween Maria Luisa and Enrioueta
for the affections Of Sergio Augusta,
cabaret cavalier.
The rivalry flared last night into
an open quarrel while the girls were
working in the cabaret. Another
waitress suggested that they fight
it out with pistols. Just like men IN
all affair OF honor.
This idea was agreed upon, and
when the cabaret closed At 3 a. m,
Maria Lu.sa took Concha as her
secord d. and Enriqleta took Margar-
tia. They went in different taxi
cabs to a lonely street I'm the sub
urbs. where they selected a duel
ing ground under a street lamp.
Maria Tulsa and Enriqueta then
took their places back 70 back and
walked twelve STEPS IN opposite d.
/ rcctiors. Each thcn Turned ana
rmptied the whole magazine Of her
pistol. consisting or six cartridges,
at the other. Neither was wounded.
Infatuated by this result, the sec
ondS flew into the fray. Concha at
lacking Enriqueta with a knife. The
other women Immediately drew
knives and tho melee went on vio-
lently until the arrival Of two police
men.
After being treated at r. police
station for their wounds. the four
women were taken to the hospital
where Domingo and Angela Ayala,
the sisters who wounded each other
in a duel with butcher knives We'd
nesday for the affections Of Dimas
Garcia, occupy joint beds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-30
Trial of Convicted
Woman's Pal Ending

NEW CAST. Pa. March %
Cri-TeStimony was completed TO-
day In the trial Of w. Glenn
Dague, charged with tho killing of
State Highway Patrolman Brady
Paul. for which Mrs. Irene Schroe-
der already has been convicted of
murder.
Summation bv defense and prose-
cution will begin Monday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-30
TO RIDE FIVE DAYS
HERE HANDCUFFED TO WHEEL

AZ the drive headquarters. the Isom
Motor company. local Oakland and
Pontiac dealers.
King will be on the streets day
and night for the duration OF the
test. The crank case viii be filled
and sealed. and no more oil is to
be added during the drive.
King holds * other worlds re-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-30
Minstrel Planned
BY Bugle Corps

The Brownsville American Legion
Busle and Drum corps is now max
ing preparations 20 put on "a min
strel az the high school auditorium
April Is. It has been announced by
W. r. Kiekel. legion commander.
This will be a benefit perform
ance to aid In paying off the debt
incurred by the corps visit 10 the
Louisville national convention.
Some OF the best Valley talent
is being lined up for the show.
Kiekel states.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-30

One OF the most novel stunts
ever held In Cameron county will be
staged In Brownsville starting Tues
day. April !, at 10 a. m. when John
J. King will drive a Pontiac sedan
five days and four nights handcuff-
cd TO the steering wheel.
Information regarding the endur-
nnce drive will be given 40 all times
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-30
Men Students Ask
More Than Calories

AMES. Iowa. March 29.-fF-
Fifteen men students al Iowa state
college who enrolled in a nutrition
course to find 1t dealth theoretic-
ally in Galleries and proteinS. de-
handed something more practical
and they got 4.
"A laboratory period was added.
with the stipulation--that each man
must cat his own cooking.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-30

pride OF ancestry. She IS q de-
scendant OF Mary Jemison, famed
in the history of the Niagara from
tier as the white woman or the
Indian tribes. Lila's name. Jimer-
son, IS apparently a corruption OF
the original Jemison.
Mary tensions life IS history. A
few years before the Revolutionary
War her Scotch Irish parents came
over and settled In the wilderness.
When she was l3. Indians raided
tho home and mastered all the
family but her, whom they kid
nsped.
Mary watched the Indian braves
a. they cured the Scalps Of her cwn
mother and father " n camp
fire. She recognized her mothers
hair, she said in the story of her
life. because II was long and red
and beautiful"
The little girl grew up rs a mem
hcr or the tribe. She married three
Indian warriors in succession. leav-
ing numerous descendants among
the Indians. Lila Is said TO be a
great Observation-Disclosures.
White Squaw Died Wealthy
Mary Jemison rose to be a power
among the tribes and upon her
death at an advanced age in 1881
she owned thousands Of acres in
the Genesee valley. Her cabin with
all its equipment is preserved and
a heroic statue OF her stands in
what Is now a state park near
Buffalo.
Little is known OF Mrs. ClothiIde
Marchand. the little French wife
and mother whom Marchsnd mar
ried IN Paris and brought here.
She was an artist. too. but never
exhibited her paintings.
If she was aware OF her husbands
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-30
3 DAYS STARTING TO-DAY

more hearty laughs
than any entertainment
ever staged or screened!
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-30

Illicit romance she suffered in
silence. She had few acquaintance
as she couldn't speak English well.
she left four children, two married
and the youngest a boy Of II who
almost stumbled over the body of
his murdered mother when he re-
turned from school that afternoon
an hour after witch-ridden old
Nancy had left the house with her
blcod-stained hammer.
Evening star., 1930-12-17

"A 60x80- inch cloth and
six napkins of colored
linen with hemstitched
hens for this low price.
Choice of blue, rose, gold
and green.
Kann's-Street Floor.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04

Brooklne, Mass. June A. Five !, stalwart sons all following in their | mothers footsteps, is the new and l feminist version staid Brooklne of fers Of the old adage, Like father like son.
 The mother IS Mrs. Eleanor B. Cass. head of her own school Of fencing, trainer of international renown, the woman who intro duced fencing into 35 colleges and schools of the East, who for years now has been a teacher of teach CTS. The five sons are the five Cass boys-fencers all-three now full grown, the other two still in college.
 Two1ty-fiye years ago, when re- verses hit Mrs. Cass, she turned her favorite pastime, fencing, into what has proved to be a lucrative profession. AS each of her five lads grew old enough 10 hold foil the mother taught him to fence. All i've boys proved apt pupils and became expert fencer5 One by one, as they developed enough skill. they entered her school as instructors Finally. all five boys taught in their mothers fencing institution.
 Mrs. Cass came of profession al acrobatic family. aBefore she could walk, Ter agiN father had taught her 70 tumble. By the time she was five years old she vas a member Of his troupe. AS she grew older, he taught her 10 fence. as q means Of heightenins her precision and poise. By the time she was 15 she was an expert hut they fenced only in private. t was her exercise and recreation.
 1 Feminist Eenccr
 Married very young. her biz family of five sons were all very small when chc was forced to think of ways and means Of sus- tainlng them. She turned to tenc- ing in q day when a few wealthy men ard no women fenced. So 1 fascinating did she herself find 1 fencing that her enthusiasm drew . increasing mum bers into her prt- vate classes until she had enough to start a school On the wave of popularity which her fencing school started among the elite. Mrs. Cass introduced fencing into Mt. Holyohe, Emerson, Wheaton,