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crosses the back neckline 10 hold the
garment firmly on the shoulders.
Pique, cotton broadcloth, gingham,
shantung and linen are sturdy fabrics to
select
Style &C" is the little sun-tan bath
ing outfit in pale blue wool jersey with
the waistband and suspended straps of
white jersey. This cute suit is made
in similar manner by cutting through
the perforated line at waistline.
Design No. GIT comes in sizes /, 2, 4
and years.
For a pattern of this style, send IS
cents in stamps or coin directly to The
Washington Stars New York Fashion
Bureau Fifth avenue and TWenty-ninth
street, New York.
feel certain you will be pleased
with this popular model. And wish TO
take this opportunity to call to your
attention that there is a splendid Sc
lection of children's frocks in our new
Spring Fashion Magazine. It would
be good idea to send 10 cents addi-
tional when you order this pattern.
Then III mail you copy of the book.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-05

right size to take care of glass and
plate or two. What more could one
ask
The frame of this chair Is of iron
and may be had in black, red or green
finish, while the back and seat are
woven Of natural split hickory, the
combination making the chair i'm
pervious to damp weather.
For the Summer there could be no
better type of chair for the open porch
or terrace, and in the Winter it would
be very much at home in the inclosed
porch and could then take care of the
darning basket as graciously as it had
supported the cool lunch in the Sum-
mer out OF doors.
The finish should be chosen with
view to the fabrics with which II is TO
be combined, so that there will be har-
mony In the scheme
(Copyright 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-05
Little Muskrat Who Forgot.
Appalling you will And the cost
OF what forEetfulneSs has lost
old Mother Nature.

Forgetting is a bad habit. My good
ness. don't know of any habit that is
much worse than forgetting. It leads
to all kinds of trouble. II not ONLY gets
the ones who forget into trouble, but it
gets other people into trouble also. II
people never forgot, this world would be
a much happier and safer place in
which to live
One of Jerry Muskrats children was
forgetful. He didn't mean to forget. It
wasn't willful forgetfulneSs. 1t was lust
the result of habit. Now, this little
Muskrat had been warned. as had all
his brothers and sisters, TO always STAY
close to the waters edge. Some of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-05
Home in Good Taste
BIZ SARA HILAND.

There is nothing like it-a cool
luncheon of lemonade and sandwiches
or cakes-but just what to do with 1t
is another thing-that is. if you have
one of those ordinary porch chairs with
tiny arms on which nothing could rest
In the illustration is a chair which
seems just built for the Summer after
noon luncheon. for the right arm is the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-05

them couldn't see why they should not
climb up the bank of the Smiling Pool
and make little trips out on the Green
Meadows whenever they wanted to-
Jerry and their mother explained to
them that there we're certain furcoated
folk on land who would like nothing
better than young Muskrat now and
then for dinner. But, never having
seen any of these dangerous persons it
was very difficult for the little Muskrats
to really believe in them.
One moonlight night the forgetful
little Muskrat sat at the edge of the
water with his back to the land. The
shore was low at this point. The water
in front of the little Muskrat was very
shallow. 1t was not deep enough for
him to dive. He would have to swim
out several feet before he could dive. He
had ben warned that this was not safe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-05
DAILY DIET RECIPE
HARLEQUIN.


Shredded white cabbage, one
cup,
Shredded red cabbage, one cup.
Cooked string beans, one cup.
Chopped raw onion, one-fourth
cup.
Shredded raw carrots, one-half
cup.
French dressing, one and one
fourth cups.
Lettuce leaves, eight.
SERVES EIGHT PORTIONS.
Mix together all the vegetables
and the dressing, which is nicely
seasoned, Vegetables may be
shredded or chopped. as preferred
Serve very cold on tender lettuce
leaf.
DIET NOTE.
Recipe furnishes much fiber,
much lime, iron, sulphur, Vita
minis A, B and G. Can be eaten
by normal adults of average or
under weight and by those wish
ing TO reduce if n-fattening
dressing is used. Good in laXa-
tive diet. Can be given to chill
dren II years and over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-05
Straight Talks to Women About Money
BY MARY ELIZABETH ALLEN

life that one must live for a while. Buy
the sort of trousseau that ones hus-
band can replace as items become
needed. The surplus left over in the
savings bank will be found decidedly
useful and comforting in the months
to follow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-05
Staying Attra ctive.

There are times when the careless
woman let's herself look like a fright,
simply because she does not bother to
think that a woman should look we'll
always-no matter how tired she is. nor
how old. nor how discouraged Lots of
women feel that because they are mar
ried and safely settled down in life
they need make no further effort to
look attractive for the poor wretch of
a husband. So they slump when at
home alone. save their nice clothes for
other people and save the time that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-05
THE STARS
DAILY PATTERN
SERVICE.
Practical Sun Suit Essential.

I'm illustrating three of the most
important outfits for the tiny tots
wardrobe.
The are all made from the same
pattern.
Mother will get big "kick" out of the
making of these cunning outfits.
Style "a" is the French one-piece
romper of Peter Pan print that is COM
fortably cool and practical 1t has
square neckline and short kinnono
sleeves. 1t is the most simple thing
imaginable to launder
Style b. shows the romper made
into a darling sun suit. All you have
to do is to cut through the perforated
line for deep open neckline A strap
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-05
Smart New Suits for Beach
BY MARY MARSHALL.

The sketch shows a bathing suit
worn by certain we'll known motion
picture actress at Santa Monica Beach
or at least the suit was bought by this
clever young woman with the idea of
wearing 1t this Summer at her favorite
watering resort
Naturally we didn't lust look at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-05
MOTHERS
Indulge Their Hobbies.
AND THEIR CHILDREN.

Jack got quite a notion for hanging
paper after the decorators had been at
our house and hunted up all the odds
and ends of paper which they had left
to put in his play house, but he did not
have enough to completely paper 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-05

told him thai I would buy him some
paper IL he would clean up the yard.
thus making a neat background for his
house. This he gladly did, and bought
him some cheap but neat-looking paper
for IS cents and told him to do over
his house. He took great pains in COW
ering up the other paper, and when he
was through he had a very fine-looking
little house, of which he was very
proud. think he got more pleasure
out of that roll Of paper than any ex-
pensive toy he ever had.
tCopyrights 1902
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-05

The British government has Just in
augurated a public telephone service
between England and a transatlantic
lines
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SHRIMP SALAD.

One can Shrimps, two hard
boiled eggs, chopped coarsely and
mixed together. Arrange on let
tuce leaves and serve with mayon-
naiSe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-05
BURBERRY CAKES


At night beat to a light batter
one cup flour and one cup sour
milk, let stand in warm place
overnight. In morning add one
half teaspoon soda dissolved in
little cold water, pinch of salt,
one egg. Beat until very light
Stir In one-half cup blueberries.
Fry on moderately hot griddle and
serve with plenty of maple strip.
APRICOT WHIP.
One pound dried apricots,
stewed and chopped very fine.
Beat stiff the whites of two eggs,
add sugar to taste, fold in apricotS
and bake. Serve with whipped
cream or custard made of yolks
Of eggs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-05
MENU FOR A DAY.

MENU FOR A DAY.
BREAKFAST.
Sliced Bananas.
Nodded Cereal with Cream,
Plain Omelet.
Toast, Marmalade.
Burberry Griddlecakes,
Maple Sirup.
Coffee.
DINNER.
Grapefruit Cocktail.
Pickles. Olives.
Roast Duck, Brown Gravy.
Baked Apple Sauce.
Mashed Potatoes. Green Peas,
Pepper Salad, French Dressing.
Apricot Whip.
Coffee.
SUPPER.
Shrimp Salad,
Mayonnaise Dressing.
French Rolls.
Apricot Whip.
Ice Box Cookies.
Tea.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09

dobreho picera V osobe Gregora
Striceka, ktory presiel k Pulaski
cate V AA lige.
Lefty Byak bude nadhadzovat'
"a Haseltoncanov V hre proti
svojej byvalej cate strutherskej.
Bude to tedy tuba hra, lebo Stru-
therscania napn1 vsetly silly, ably
vyhrali.
Hillcrestcania budn hrat' ca
tou St. Stephens ma Oakland a
ufajn dobyt' vit'azstvo. Repasky
alebo GuidoS bude nadhadzovat'
"a Hillcrestcanov a Costick "a st.
Stephens.
Campbellski Mad 'ari sa srazia
v nedel'u s Horvatmi na Shady
Run. Mad'ari dostali viacerych
novych hracov a 1fajn nabit' Hor-
vatOv. -
Slovensk6 obecenstvo je SrdeG-
he pozvane ma hry Slovenskej
Baseballovej Ligy. Stravite pri-
jennie odpoludnie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09
SLOVENSKA BASEBALL
IIGA.
(DokonSenie S l. strany.)

Hry vsetkych ciat boly napina-
We. Hillcrestcania bojovali proti
Iaseltoncanom ako lvi a islo i'm
to, kIm Joe Brayer neurobil chy-
bu, co ie zriedkav6 u neho. Ne
chytil lobdu, ktorli mu Repasky
zahodil a tax sa Haseltoncanom
post 'astiio zvlt'azit'.
Strutherscanom iSla hra zpoci2-
tlu ticz dobre, ale potom novy pi-
Ger Coates oslabnul a kym boil Wy
bratE, Lansingvillcania 81 urobili
Styri obehy. Olenick lansingvill-
skej caty nadhadzoval vyborne.
Dal Strutherscanom len pat ude-
rov a deviatich vyStrajkova
TT Stccltoncania nemali ziadne-
no smilovania mad Stewym a o.
risom, mad 'arskNmi picermi z
Campbpll. SteeItontania bill lob
du, az talk pukalo a vO S. iningu
sk0rbvali al II obchov. Mad ar
sky picer Oris nebol V najlepS0m
stave. lebo inokcdy lcpsie drzl O.
ponentov sachu.
"Slim' Talan. Slovak, ktory
hra V mad 'arskej cate st. Stephen
vel mi dopomohol svojej cate k
VT 'azstvu mad lIorvatmi. Vytlaci1
bazy in[ch; II museli utekat' a
EIorvati nemohli lobdu V rozcu-
lcn1 chytit'.
Hry ma nedel'u.
Vel ka hra sd 0cakava nedel 7
ma SteeltOn. kde Sa utkaju Ian
SingvillGania a Stecltoncania. O.
be caty maiii znamenitych hracov
Gondol alebo NphiIIa bude nadha.
dzovat' "a StecItoncanov a Kru.
pa alebo Olenik "a Lansingvill-
canOv. LansingvillCania utratili
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09
PREKVAPUJUCI vECIEROK
PRE- REPASKYCH.

U pana Nalepu a jeho manzel-
ky usporiadane bolo. 33-rocn% ju-
bileum manzelstva pre- pana Re-
paskeho jeho manzellu Juliu.
Ich dcery to talk pcl1ne zariadily.
Zavolaly rodicov, re je dc%ra cho-
ra, re je tam doktor al farar. Te-
da rodicia hned' prileteli prestra-
Semi, ale ten vel ky strach Sa i'm
obratil zaraz ma radoSt, ked SINE
i'm vsetci zakricali "Surprai izn'
Kazdy sd dobre cltiI, Zabavali
sme sa az do rama, zapomli SINE,
ze bola noe. Jako by nie pri tNch
dobrvch zakuSkoch, sIadkej kavi-
cke a Jordan vodicke. Pri dobrej
muzike nohy skakaly starIm i
mladym. Nejdem udavat' mena
vsetkych pr1tomnych, lebo mas
tam bolo paru buslov. Ale srdec-
ma vd aka ich dc6ram a zat 'om
"a ich namahavu pracu. Dive dee
ry prisly az Clevclandu. Dc6ry
Repaskyych s1: pani Julia Vavre-
mex, pani Maria Nalepa, PAM An
ma Demecko, pani Emma Horvat
slecna Dorota Repasky. Vd'aka
| vsetkym, ktorl tam boil.
S hlbokou ilctou,
Druzica.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09
HL'ADANIE NEZVESTNYCH.

Konzulat res. 3OS Euclid Av.,
Cleveland, Ohio, hl'ada tychto
lIrajanov:
Bilecky Nikolaj 20 Slavotina u
Olomouca, posledne 1926 Daniels
ST., Detroit, Mich.
Labuda Martin, Z Pastinnej- "a
vady, posledne V Clevelande.
Machacek Zdenek, podnikateP
stavieb, snad' Ceskej Trebovej,
posledne V Clevelande.
Mendlik Vilem, snad' z Nosko-
va pri Mladej Voice, posledne
5255 Doloff Ave-, Cleveland, O.
Nelz Jozef, snad' z Ceskych We
lenic, posledne Cleveland, Ohio.
Petrlik (Burkhart) Frant. 20
Zdikova, posledne v Portage, Wis.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09
ma ziadost' zarm1ten6ho manzela

ma ziadost' zarmuteneho manzela
miesto kvetOv dala cirkvi $500
ktoru "a ziva tax vrele milovala.
Podivuhodne je i TO, zc dietky
svojej drahej matke daily to, co
nairadsie majn, totiz medzi kve-
tami krasny holub llStkom py-
Steku. Ako bozim riadenlm, nasa
evanj. cirkev a zvlaste V prlhod-
ny cas- spicvame k poteche duse {:
Cim vaesi kriz. tym vie zadosti, z
1doli patrime k horam. kdo ma
pusti putoval doSti, tjlzi po zeml
kanaan. Kdyz nemuz indie sedeti,
holub ku korabu lett. - A i lch
draha mamicka uz do korabu iSla.
Konecne vd'aka vSetkym, ktori
sa z1castnili odprevadenia bez-
dusneho tela nasej sestry, a vd'a-
ka zvlaSte bratovi Michalovi XIII
elk a jeho milej manzellle, ktora
bez mala sama do nemoci upadla,
tax svo. .ju seStru vrele mil0vala.
Bola jej ako balzam k sluzbe i V
nemocnici / V dome. TaktC Pan
spravuje svoiich vcrnych. Mech O.
bonn odplati Pan bohatc. Ac sU /
z]e pracovnt pomery, ale mas spo-
lubrat z pracc, vystal, len ably
bol dome Smntku k sluzbe ho-
tovy.
Mas nevelkE, ale dost' prize
strannI kostol bol preplncnI tru-
chliacimi duSiami zblizka i zd'a
leka. ZvlaSte pekny pocet Dol ma
sich a zosnulej milIch sestier L
cirkvi jana Husa. Nd'aka vam
vSetkym. Lebo akO spievamc, |
my "a mimi pujdeme, "a mimi pnJ-
deme. Ale re kedy, to zna lem ten
| co nam zivot dial. AckoI 'vek Da-
| vid hovorl: A.: ma dlanS vymeril
dni zivOta mtho. Ale jc to skryto
pred naSim zrakom, to Zna len
NSemohnci.
Ale name byt' al my pripravc-
nj, ako k nam hOvOril 81. b. kaZa-
tel A. H.. vo Were V Pana naSho
JeziSa Krista, ako naSa Panrl
zosnula Sestra. Mech ju Bob O.
slavi a zarmutenl rodinlu potcsl
vysosti. KonCim slovami: BIa-
hoslaveni, kterIz protivenStvi tr-
pl pro SpravpdlnoSt. nebo iejich
Jest kralovStvi nebeskG! Mat. 3,
10. S llctou,
Stefan Kovac.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09
BRAT PANA JAVORSKEHO
UMREL v UNIONTOWN, PA

V Uniontown, Pa, odobral sa
II. aprila ma vecny odpocinok
Jan Javorsky, po 9-mesacnej ne
moci. Umrel tamojsej nemocni-
ci ma porazku. Bol len 35-rocny,
slobodn!. PohraD sa odbyval Z
chramu Mar. Panny Marie. Zane
chava otca kraji, sestru Annu,
vydann "a Ganocim V Stiavniku
ma Spisi a zenateho brata Jozefa
JavorskehO tn V Youngstown.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09
Nepotrebuje st'astia.

Chodil agent po Kysuciach To-
sami, pochyti ma ceste jedneho
Klinora huci mu do usi:
- Poc1vajte, strycko, k1pte 81
ieden los, Wy budete mat vel'ke
st'astie.
Klinor ide d'alej, vraviac:
10 uz scasca nepotrebujem,
10 no uz nom. Toe idem pohre-
bu mojej baby. r---.i 7
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09
KU ZPRAVE o VECIERKU
MA LANSINGVILLE

V zprave vecierku osady Sv.
Mateja ma Lansingville nahodou
vystaly mena este troch pracov-
niciek, ktore vecierok prichysta-
ly ma nom obsluhovaly. S1 to
panic Justina Gbur, Julia Horvat
a Anna Krajkovic. Mech prijm1
srdecnd vd 'aku osady "a ich do
br1 pracu. - Zpravodaj.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09

Pillar Vojtech z Podebrad, snad
dakde v Clevelande. "
Ruzicka Frant. snad Trio
wei Kamenice, bankar, dakde v
Ohio.
SmeSko Pavel z Turzovky, po-
sledne Detroit, Mich.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09

Smiler Rosa Jinocan pri Dus-
niku posledne 20s5 E. 22nd St.,
Cleveland, O.
Stengl Jan Baptist cd Horsova
T5nu. blizsi pobyt neznamy.
Svobodova Elsie (rodicia Karol
a Maria) posledne Clevelande.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09
Moderna kosel'a
Napfsal: Michajl Zoscenko.

SINE mat prlatelsky Veclerok. "A
to viete, elovek sa chce casom
trochu poriadnejSie object.
Chcel som 81 teda kupit' vol 'aku
pekn1 kosel'u, takn til modern1,
takl znacky "Fantazia".
Vybral som 81. Taxi koSel'u ne
besky modrej barvy, dvoma pri-
pinacimi goliermi. Kosela jedna
radost' a vyzerala prave tax, ako
ten zahranicny tovar.
Rychlo som sa ponahl al do
NOV. Zktisil som 81 ju. Nadherna
Ako obrazok
TO budl vsetky slecny ma ve-
Gierku divat' sa ma moju kosel'u,
ysetky ma nina bud1 brat'...
Ale ably som sa vam primal, ia
som clovek naramne cistotny.
Ked' som 81 tax til kosel u opro-
boval, odrazu mi napadlo: "a to
cert vie, je vol 'ako uSmudl ana.
Kto vie, koPkymi rukami ia koSe-
Ia presla? Nal by som ju dat MAJ
PRIV vyprat'. Co to bude stat?
Vol'aky dvadsiatnik. Ale ia pri-
jemnost' "a to, az ju potom oDle-
eiem L."
Rozbehol som sa ku pracke. By
va v nasom dome, v dvore. Luke
ria Petrovna.
:'Holubicka," vravim jej, "po-
.zri sa, potrebujem til kosel'u W.
pratt. Name zajtra vecierok. TAX
ably do tel DOLBY bola. M6zem sa
ma teba spoil 'ahnut 20
"Preco by 81 sa nemohol spo-
pahn1t'?' vravela praeka. Lien
sa spoil 'ahni! Prid' 81 vecer a mo-
zes svoju kosel'u hned' al object.
Bude vyprana vyhladena. Al tie
diva golieriky ii vyperiem, vsak
sii z obchodu vol 'ako usmudla-
me-"
Ma druhy den pred veeierkom
som zaskocil ku pracke.
KosePa bola pripravena. We
zmem ju, zaplatim benin rychlo
sa preobliect'. -
Obliekam kosel'u. Ale co to?
Kosel'a je malicka: golierik ne
mono zapn1t' ami "a mic man.
zety mi dosahujd len k lakt ON.
U eerta! Co mi to dala pracka "a
koselu?! Ia 81 to vopako poplie-
tia, tato je vol'akeho chlapceka
Rychlo som sa rozbehnul ku
praeke.
eco je ia, reku, Lukretia Pc
trovna? Poplietlas' 81 kosele? Da-
la 81 mi cudziu, chlapeckn Kde
mas til moju?!
Ale praeka hovori zktisene:
"Nic som 81 nepoplietla. To je
tvoja koSel'a. To mic ME je. To sa
stava. Tie move kosele sa teraz
vzdy sbehujl. To je ia nova pro-
dukcia! Asi material neper1 po-
riadne, nez neho koSele siju. To
mic ME je, to ia znam...!
Gale akoze by to mic nebolo, "
vravfm jej, "ved' mi nejde ami
ma kirk! Merala okolo krku tri-
dsat'osem centimetrov a teraz So
tva ma tridsat 'dva.''
Ale Lukretia Petrovna vravi
pokojne:
"a to povedzte este chvalabo.
hu! To som minuly tyyzden ieet.
nemu, tn cd ved'a, prala move
kosele, tie maly styridsat' okolc
krku a nezbylo ami dvadsat
Vsak mi hrozil, ze mi hubu rozbi
je, ale co ia "a to- m6zem...?
Do certa! To bolo pekne made
lenie. Go robit'? Boil cas- ist' ma
priatel'sky vecierok.
Obliekol som teda nov1 kosel'r
a cez nu ma vrch este svoju start
ably som l'udi napalil, a nevyzera
tax neporiadne S nezapnutou ko
sel'ou. A bezal som ma vecierok
A co by ste tomu povedaliG nj
kto mic nezbadal! Slo to tiez.
NAnofrahui ie X 'axtia
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09

'p. j. G. Vascak otveril truhlu, co
sa zriedka stava, ma ziadost
dcerky Anky. Prosila ho, otvorte
este moju mamku aspon "a pol Sc
kundy ich este chcem vidiet'. P.
Vascak jej urobil po voli. Anka
hovorila anglicky: My dear ma
ma, my dear mama! a Marka al
Linka slovensky privolaly este
raz svojej drahej mamicke: S Bo-
hom mamka, Bohom mamka! V
tom okamihu nastalo. ako sa po-
vie, hrobove ticho, ale potion a
ko ked by vel'ka b1rka povstala,
kazdy tam pritomny isiel pla-
| com do aut'akov, tax ich to do
jalo.
Vd'aka vsetkym, ktori akym-
kol'vek pricinenfm obohatili nasu
drahl sestru v krizi potechou,
pri vyprevadzanf bezdusne telo
kvetami, ktore niesly zosnulej Sc
stry z Tahiti inc, vd'aka uz i
spom. spolku, ktory dal krasny
venice k poslednej dcte nasej Sc
stry; yd'aka j mil. Tabite, ktora
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EHRENBERC
RELATIVE FOUND

Phoenix, Ariz., April %. (UP)-
AT or several eeks of effort, DAN
Williamson, state historian, located
the long lost relative of Miss Marie
Aug. Ehranb berg 76, who lives in
Germany. lie found that the man,
Herman Gutenberg, had died IL
1867.
Through his search for records
Of the man, who is said to DC
cousin of the womans father, Will
hanson found that Gutenberg, a
civil engineer end surveyor, was j.
Arizona in the SOS, and during his
stay mapped the territory un1er
which the Gadsden purchase Wa
made.
records of Gutenberg were found
in the Munk Arizona library of The
s. Itnwestern Museum, Los AlSe-
les.
The woman has written William
son letter tt4anking him for mis-
efforts. Tee letter was written in
German and as translated by I
Phoenix high school teacher.
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Rats Went Nutting

Stories Of rats invading houses In
the country because they are suffer
ing from thirst, leave me a little
doubtful, says a correspondent of
the London Daily Chronicle. But
do know for certain that these
animals will force their way into
cellars in large numbers when there
is anything these to tempt their APP.
petites. For example, a parson
had just gathered his walnuts, and
stored them away. Rats got to
know of it, and so many of them
were told that in one night the
whole of his tee harvest vanished.
Some animals keep news of such
finds to themselves, but the rat,
with all his faults, is hospitable-
in the case of other peoples goods
The Coolidge examiner. [volume] (Coolidge, Ariz.) 1930-current, 1930-04-25
Was Great Engineer

During the Civil war James
Buchanan Eads constructed iron
clad steamers and mortar boats for
the United States government. He
constructed the great steel-arch
bridge across the Mississippi at st.
Louis during the years 1867 to 1874.
However, the work upon which his
reputation principally rests was his
deepening and fixing the channel at
the mouths of the Mississippi by
means of jetties, whereby the mar
rowed stream was made to scour
out its channel and clear sediment
out to sea. Shortly before his death
he projected a scheme for a ship
railway across the isthmus of Te-
hauntepec in lieu of an isthmian
canal.
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GROWERS
At VALLEY CHURCH

There will be a meeting OF Casa
Grande Valley cotton growers and
gin representatives at the Valley
church, 2 miles south OF Borree,
Saturday evening, April 20, at 500
p. m. All cotton men are urged to
be present.
The purpose Of this meeting 1 sto
aquaint growers with the insect
control service now being made
available through the cooperation
Of the ginning companies. Heavy
losses to cotton growers were oc
casioned last year on account Of
the corn ear worm, or cotton boil
worm, and the leaf worm, and other
insects, and plans are to enlist the
united efforts OF everyone interest
ed in the cotton industry to reduce
these losses to a minimum during
1880.
Every cotton farmer realizes the
Importance Of insect control, and
the possibilities Of more injurious
insects being introduced into the
valley. Proper protective efforts
taken now through the cooperation
of all cotton growers should prove
very profitable during this and
coming seasons.