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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-02
CITY BUILDING
CLIMB SHOWN
Grant Building Tops List
In Brownsville Which
Totals $4,000

During the past 30 DAYS. q mark
cd increase has been noted I'D con-
struction around Brownsville. with
a total expenditure Of approximate
ly $4,000, IL was announced Sat
urday by the newly organized
Brownsville Chapter of the Nation
al Builders and Construction AS
sociation.
Construction totaling this amount
has been reported by members OF
the Association. with the w. IT.
Grant Company building. being
erected by the w. A. Vellen Con-
Struct-on company, topping the
list. +. II. Trimble, local architect,
drew the plans for the new struc-
ture. upon which work has already
started.
The $4,000 home OF G. r. Tyr
rell IS another item. designed by
w. D.. Van Siclen. Brownsville
architect. who said today that If
one-tenth OF the construction that
is being designed materiali7es. the
Valley Will see its greatest era Of
prosperity.
Olnef new DulCllES when nave
been announced or are already
undergoing construction three
new residences BY Proctor. Dudley.
and Ferguson in Los EbanoS. Mercy
hospitl addition. a new home for
Fausto Yturria IN Las Ebanos. and
the remodeling OF fronts OF Browns
vile buildings such as Wlllmans
Pharmacy and HarEroves Book
store. The front or the Cromack
building is also being completed.
Barnes and KENNY arc doing the
remodeling OF the Putegnat build
ing.
w. A. velten. president Of the To-
cal Association. is highly enthu-
siaStic as to the outlook in the
building field for the coming year.
and said Saturday that he feels
that Brownsville end the Valley
are On the threshold az a tremend-
Il movement. He said that the
demand for homes and new bust
ness houses will be greater than at
any previous time in the history
OF the Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-02

ues today with the market here
scoring a late upturn. Final reports
current were that one-thlrd OF the
wheat acreage Of Argentina was
affected by rust. and that crop
complaints We're increasing. Earlier,
wheat prices tended downward.
influenced by word that Argentine
rust danger was diminishing. and
that with a fortnight OF favorable
weather the damage from rust IN
Argentina would would be negligi-
bic.
Closing quotations OH wheat
were nervous. at the same as yes
terday's finish to 3-8c higher. Corn
closed Id : 5-8c off. oats SD II l-8c
down. and provisions varying from
a shade decline TO a rise OF &c.
Faced by larging receipts OF
corn. and BY favorable weather. the
feed grains displayed lack OF power
TO rally with wheat. Primary ar
rivals Of corn today were $50 !000
bu.. against $4,000 Bill. a week ago
and 459.ooo at this time last year
All deliveries OF oats touched 2
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-02
WE'D LIKE DIMENSION

ITS Ike this: We'd heard
lots about q fourth dimension,
ard fen being f5uo and a half
times as big as four should make
a tenth dimension dbou. the best
thing red 7udnt TO oorr.)
/ sudntd a tenth dimension;
Want is badly
I'd sacrifice my first and third
And gladly.
I'm not quite suye how it poald
cUork-
On that there's much eonten-
tion-
But | hare thought of several
things
Which might deserve some
mention.
should stray from righteous
paths
And suffer iiqaid1tion-
That IS. if I should try some
night
This-hiei-self preservation,
I ask you. rulio 7ronld help ME
home
lind pay me close attention.
Yeah. Tufo 1roald pour me INTO
bed?
rs buddy. Tenth Dimension
Whdt if a cop shoild corner me
And S7Uedr he'd haze me
fined
MylitFe pal UonId sneak around
Ind Pinch hiw from behind.
Folks might request D. 10 per-
form
Upon the pidrold-
Then fr II SO there 5UdS no seat,
No place 70 gfve NV solo.
And though for my Secarity,
Some might haze apbrehen-
SiOr.
I'D simply play my time and
laugh
AHd Sit on my dimension.
-CGEiforEic PelicGr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-02

Small Girl: Mother, il |
grow up. will ! have a husband
like papa?
Mother Yes, dear.
Small Girl: And If ] do not
get married, will | be an old
maid like Aunt Susan?
Mother: Yes. my dear.
Small Girl: Well, | am in a
FIX.
-Denbon Flemingo.
Ship Carpenters Spring
Song: Oaknni, Gentle Spring
timei
Georgia Cracker.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-02
Foster Company Has
New Rental Branch

The A. r. Foster Realty company
established in Brownsville for the
past eight years. is to add a rental
branch to its business.
H~omeseekers and others seeking
suitable and desirable residences will
find this new department Of high
serviceable value. Mr.. Foster said
in an interview Saturday He added
l,at the steady growth of the city
justified his company in installing
this new department.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-02
THE FIEND
They were alone in the coul

They were alone in the coun-
try = wooded hills separated
them from the nearest house.
The spot was ideal for j muir
der. Suddenly he muttered and
wheeled on his prone victim.
I'm going to Kill you," he
Kissed. Slowly he pulled out his
shooting iron and advanced step
by step. The one on the ground
went the six shooter, and dirt
lay white and motionless. Bang
few into the air. But the shot
went wild. You'll get :. now"
he ragged. Again the sturdy six
crashed and again he missed.
With an oath he threw down
the weapon and seized a hickory
club. Down came a horrible
blow Il got YOU" he cried.
And the golf ball rolled to the
green.
California Pelican.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-02
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Nov. 1-tPl-Week-
end covering in the last quarter
hour of today's stock market check
Cd an extension Of the decline which
had been in progress since Tuesday.
Early losses of a fraction TO 5
points in motion picture. utility and
speciality issues were quickly re-
gained on the late rally and the
market closed moderately higher.
Sales totalled 1901 $50 shares.
BeariSh operations were held
somewhat in check by the resist
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-02
Police Force Is
Placed In Prison

CIUDAD CHIHUAHUA. Mexico.
Nov. l-fP1-General Andrew Ortiz
has interviewed in the police strike
here and locked the entire police
force up in the penitentiary.
The police have been on a strike
fer several days because Of unpaid
wages. Friday they refused 10 obey
the command Of their chief to re-
sumo their posts and instead rent
to the governor enmaSse.
He accused them Of indiscipline
and put them behind bars to ponder
what further action they should
take.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-02
~

In a suburb there is a cottage.
the doorof which must be raised
a little to be opened, and for
this purpose a Ratchet is gener-
ally used. One night a knock
came at the door and a young
ster was sent to see who was
there.
who is it," inquired the lad.
It's me-" said the voice out
side.
The boy, recognizing the
voice. shouted back, Its Mrs.
Schmidt; get the Ratchet"
Mrs. Schmidt didn't wait.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-02
Matamoros R-tary
Play Voted Success

The fiesta organized BY the
Matamoros Rotarians 10 defray i'm
provement expenses connected with
the Plaza de ArmaS in MatamorOs.
and which was presented In the
old Teatro Reforma III the border
city. was a big success.
The fiesta. which consisted Of
dance. elocution and song numbers,
with Fin de gala" Gala ending
was replete with comical scenes. A
series az Mexican songs was also
presented.
The gala ending consisted OF a
series q dance and song numbers.
with MatamoroS senoritas portray
ing several different nationalities.
The proceeds Of the fiesta help
Cd 70 cover the planting Of trees
and the leveiiing or the gardens in
the Plaza de Armas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-02
Children Throng To
Halloween Festival
(Special to The Herald }

Especial 70 The HeraIdD
SAN BENITO. Nov. Hundreds
OF children in costume were pres
ent for the fourth annual Halo
we'en party given by the San Be
nito band in the new hig: school
gymnasium.
The band played appropriate
numbers and many prizes we're a.
warded.
Earl c. Darfler was the judge and
the prizes we're presented by Doris
Cherry. high school queen.
Boy Scouts assisted T. Ralph
Willis in handling the crowd.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-02
Trial
Set For Monday

SAN BENITO. Nov. 1.-Examin-
ing trial for Guillermo Salazar TO
determine whether or not he shall
be released on bond TO await ac-
ton OF the grand tury in connec-
ton with the death OF Ms sister.
Cipriana. whose body was found
stuffed into an clubhouse this
week. will be held Monday before
L. NJ. Valdetero. justice Of the
peace.
An inquest was held Saturday at
which a verdict on death from A
blunt instrument In the hands OF
Guillermo Salazar was returned.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-02

ance in the industrial leaders. such
a. u. S. Steel, General Electric.
westinghouse, General Motors and
Radio, which moved narrowly and
showed a tendency to work higher
while other shares were sagging.
General Motors earnings state
ment for the third quarter figured
prominently in the days news. The
corporation failed 10 make its diVi-
oend. but showed S2.85 for the first
nine months OF the year, which is
taken as assurance that the full So
viii be covered, although probably
b. rather a narrow margin.
Grains were steady. Wheat was
virtually unchanged on final quo
tations. influenced by a firmer Liv-
erpool market. Corn was slightly
lower on larger country offerings
and expectations of bearish private
crop reports. Cotton sagged 2 to
3 points in very marrow trading.
The usual Saturday dullnesS pre-
vailed on the foreign exchanges. The
Spanish peseta firmed after yes
terday's reaction.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-02
Exhibits Asked
Especial to The Herald. }

SAN BENITO. Nov. L. Valley
citizens who wish TO exhibit citrus
fruits at the short course and
dairy school TO be held at Kings
vile Nov. 5 10 8 should send IL to
n. J. Cook who is agricultural di-
rector of the College CT Arts and
Industries there.
Ribbons are offered to the win
neT&
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-02
Fl. WORTH GRAIN

FORT WORTH. Nov. 1-tP-Slow
trading marked the close of the
week on the cash grain market hero
Limited offerings were hard selling
and heavier receipts might have
gone begging. Basis last sales num-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-02

Mabel won't marry the boy
she was engaged TO-"
mo? Why not?'
ut seems he took up aviation
and became a sky writer-and
yon kro7v Mabel can't stand
anyone who talks way over her
head"
-Pennsylvonid Punch Borrl.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-02
HOW TO INITIATE COM
POSTURE UPON YOUR
FIRST FLIGHT

/. Prepareyourself BY reading
dime novels.
2. Be drunk when you 60 up.
Your trembling then cannot be
definitely attributed TO the fight.
3. Be ready to tell the 90
about the Scotchman with the
wooden leg.
4. When you come down,
complain of the warmth and fan
yourself. Your shaking will then
be taken for a tanning motion.
:. Sit down. Your knees will
knock less.
But under no circumstances
beg to be excused Immediately,
for one can hardly imagine the
conclusions whichwill be formed
in the minds Of your oompan-
ions by such an action.
Ohio State Spa Dial.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-02
". v. COTTON

NEW YORK, Nov. I-tPl-Cotton
opened steady at a decline Of | to
s points in response to rather easier
Liverpool cables and further week
end realizing.
There was also some southern
selling but offerings were fairly
well taken by trade buying and
covering at the decline. and after
selling off to HOS for new Dec
ember and ll65 for May, or about
5 to II points net lower. the mar
ket held fairly steady at the end
Of the first heH hour.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-02

Recipe for a sorority: Thirty
girls in all, eight grinds for
grades, twelve hot numbers for
popularity, five little sisters and
FIVE mistakes for blind dates.
Illinois Siren.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-02

Surely you've heard about the
freshman who invented the rub
Der coat-hanger1 1t conforms IL
self to the shape Of the back and
YOU never know you're wearing
it.
Pitt Panther.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-02
MARKETS
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Nov. l-tPJ- Fresh
early downturns in grain values to-
day followed reports that rust
danger to wheat in Argentina was
decreasing
Starting unchanged to 5-8c off,
wheat underwent an all around
decline. but afterward rallied. Corn
opened unchanged TO l-2c down.
then showed a general drop and
subsequently, advanced.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-02

new low price record for the sea
son.
Provisions averaged lower in price
most Of the day. responsive to
dOwnturnS OF hog values.
Closing i~ndemnities: wheat-Dec.
W SO "a. III T-8 rs. Mar. 80
l-3 81 70: May 81 7-8. "a IA SO.
Corn-Dec. IL l-2. 70 ga; Mar.
bids ID Id: May III 3-6, 80.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-02
IeVo7U Graf

How do you suppose bull
fighting started?'
"Oh, some wise Scotchrnan
charged admission TO his slaugh-
ter house"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-02
AUTOMOTIyE

AUTOMOTINE
CAR FOR HUNTTNG-For sale,
Ford coupe: guaranteed to run.
$500. Phone SOL. H-234
MUST SACRIFTCE-At once, for
the best offer. my equity in 1890
Chevrolet coupe; driven only 1913
miles: like brand new. VIII take
cheap car. Rush offer to Box H237
The Brownsville Herald. H-237
WANTED-Some M who has a car
and the time TO give a few lessons
in driving. Address p. o. Box 900.
City. I-lu
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-02

levels Of 40-65 under a week ago.
Medium and heavy butchers COM
mand a slight premium over light
and underweights. Chicago had q
late top of 9.25 on go ID butchers.
Offerings were around 504, 700.
Fat lambs are firm TO higher with
a week ago. Chicago showing an ad-
vance Of so. Matured killing classes
CT sheep registered no material
change. CHOICE native lambs IN Chi
cago realized $50 while $40 was OBJ
tanned for choice rangers. The sup
ply appropriated $4,000.
Killing classes OF cattle closed the
week very slow with finished yearl-
ingS the only class to meet a reli-
able outlet. With the exception OF
steady prices on choice yearlings
losses Of 25-i.00 were enforced on
slaughter cattle. Beef steers with
weight were especially difficult to
move late in the week and current
quotations oil weight averages 1900
lbs and up are about a. low as any
time this season. Aggregate re-
ceipts were estimated at 3l1 Zoo.
rMwE a. - IN
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-02
AWl STOP TIL

Motorist: Would you mind
getting out of that gutter? I'd
Ike to park my car.
Gutterite: Fooled you'll I'm
leaning against a fire plug.
Pitt Panther.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-02
TOWNS AND WHY
THEY'RE EAMQIIc

Podunk- College Comic Papers
Chicago-Thc Ne7v Yorker
New York ChicGgodn
St. Louis-The Blues
Zenith Sinclair Lewis
South Bend-Notre Dame
Milwaukee-Beer
Pittsburgh Smoke
s.. Paul Minneapolis
Minneapolis Paul
Boston Paul Revere
Beverly Hills -Will Rogers
Seville. Illinois Peggy Joyce
-Notre Dame Jnqqley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-02

Old Pioneer: Them good ole
times when there was stage rob
bers on the road air gone for
ever.
Collegian No, they're still on
the road. / took a couple OF
chorus girls out last night.
-TcrdS LorGh0rn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-02

Have you a minute TO spare,
Professor"
81 think so"
well, Id like to see YOU for
a second"
Dartmouth Jack o. Lantern
There once 7cds q feiO5C named
Noah,
Who never a coed did b0dk.
His divine osculdti0ns
Brought heart paIpitGtioHS,
Ard the goods Kept crying for
noah.
-TcraS Ranger
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-02

She: I showed Mother the
verses which you sent ne. She
was pleased.
He: Indeedl And what did
she say?
She: She said she was de-
lighted to find that | was not
going to marry a poet.
-Terds Longhoyr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-02
x @

N. I. LiN
KANSAS CITY, Nov. l-(P-(U
5 D. AJ-Increased receipts o.
hogs around the eleven market cir.
cult resulted in prices declining tC
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-02

CHICAGO GRAIN
CHICAGO. Nov. l-lPi- Rapid
shifting Of the character Of Argen-
tine wheat crop advices chiefly
governed the course Of wheat val
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-02

They couldn't get a song for
DiSrccii because there was no
one who could write a decent
English theme.
-North7vcsferH Purple Parrot.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-02

Sailors dirty: He thought w
cdaikcd the bottle, bit it aaS
Just q lot OF odknm.
M. I. T. Zoo Doc
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-02

The modern henpecked hus-
band dashes out or his house
to escape a nagging wife and
then goes TO hear an all-talking
picture.
-Grser Gonf
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-02

A college man may get a kick
out OF a letter with a check en-
closed, but there is nothing more
exciting than to open a package
of laundry to E what you
have.
Colby White Made.
Are YOU a Socialist or Is your
father rich?
u. of S. Calf. WGmfns.
Bill: How much for travel
Ier's insurance from New York
to Frisco?
Ticket Agent: Two dollars
BY the way OF Memphis, and
one hundred and eighteen by
the way Of Chicago.
-Ari=0r0 KNtyfKGt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-02

Stude: Why such a hurryP
Prof: I'have a lot of work TO
do and nobody to help me.
Stude: What about the little
girl you used to have in the Of
fee?
Prof: She is not able to work
any more.
Stude: How i that!
Prof: She is married now.
Stude: Really? To whom,
Prof: To me.
Tennessee Mng7camb.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-28
STRIEBORNE VEsELIE U
CVENGROSOV.

Dobre znamy Slovak v Camp
bell, pan Jozef Cvengros {. 1S9
Reed Ave. slavil so svojou mi
lou manzelkou strieborne jubile-
um manzelstva v nedelu, dina 23.
novembra "a pritomnosti pocet-
nych svojich priatel 'ov. Ako to
byva ma takychto rodinnych osla-
vach, spolocnost' sa pekne zaba-
villa pohostinnej domacnosti ju-
bilantov. Kazdy i'm srdeGne blaho
prial k jubileumu zicil dozit'
sa zdravf a st asst zlateho ju-
bilea. Ma vesielke bola vystrojena
bohata hostina a hrala hudba.
takze cas- utiekol chytro. No ne
zabudli sme vo svojej radosti ami
ma nasu osadu Sv. Jana Krstitel a
a zaviedli SINE sbierku, ma ktord
kazd! vd'afne priispel.
Ma striebornom veseli pritomni
boil pp.: Hugo Wantz manzel-
kou, Gabriel Makatura manzel-
kou, Andrej Macala manzelkou,
Michal Bartosik manzelkou, pa
nj Ondulicova, p. Jan Korchnak
$ manzelkou, p. Spak, p. Michal
Cvengros S manzelkou z Campbell
PAM Cuchranova, p. Jan Conek
S manzelkou, p. Jan Hiznaj S man.
zelkou a p. Jozef Hiznaj man.
zelkou Youngstown.
Jubilantom ma .tomto mieste
prajem mnoho St'astia (Aj my.
Red.) a ostavam S hctou
Zpravodaj.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-28

"Ako vidno, nechal,' poredal
Aljosa, zasmial sa a hned 81 roz,
plakal. t.~ .>...
Cd tych cias Aljosa Wac uz S
Ustinou zenbe n+hovoril a I'll
ako predtym.
Raj V p6stnej dobe priruei ho
postal, ably Shadzal snah so sire
chy. Aljosa vysiel na strechu, O.
cistil ju celt a potom zacal So
Skrabovat' primrzly shah Il zPa-
bu. Nohy sa mu skzly a spadol al
lopatou. Ma nest 'astie nepadol
do snahu, ale ma zelezn1 striesku,
kryjucu vchod do domu. PRIDE
hla k nemu Ustina a nou al do
maca dcera.
"Udrel 81 sa, Aljosa?"
"Ale, kdeze udrel... TO je mic -
Chcel vstat', ale nemohol "a
cal sa usmievat'. Zaniesli no do
domovnickej komory. Prisiel fel-
tiar, prehliadol no a pytal sa,
kde no to boli9
"VSade boil, ale to mic nero
bi. Len ably sa pan nehneval. Bu-
de treba bat'uskovi poslat' zpra-
wa
AJoSa polezal 81 diva dni a dive
noel, tretieho dna poSlali pre- po-
pa.
"Snad' nechceS uz umriet 20
pItala sa no Ustina.
ALE co ma tom? Neustale ne
m6ze clovek zit' Raj treba L.
mriet','' povedal AljoSa rychle, a
ko vzdycky.
"Dakujem ii, Ust'uSa, ze 81 pre-
nina mala Piitost'. VidiS, je to tax
lepSie, re nam nedovolili sa what,
vsak by to k nicomu nebolo. Te-
raz ,bude vsetko dobre.. -
Modlil sa popom iba rukami
a srdcom. A ma srdci NAL pony
slenie, ako je tuna ma svete do
bre, jestlize 6lovek pcslucha a nj
koho nehneva, ze tuna tam bude
dobre...
Hovoril malo. Len pit prosil
neustale sa niecomu divil.
Podivil sa niecomu, natiahol sa
a umrel.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-28
DOPIS O ZKUsENOsTIACH
v KRAJI.

Uz minulo hned' diva mesiace,
ako som sa vratila kraju a mic
som nepodala do novin. Bala som
sa, aby dakto smiechy nerobil. ia
zartovne smiechy milujem, ale "a
vistne netrpim. Mnohi sa ma py-
tall, re com som z Rimu doniesla.
ia som Rhine nebola, ba, ami len
v Levoci ME, lebo mi diet'a. ne
bolo zdrave. j.. .I>f .... ~,
rhcem pod'akovat' Campbellca-
nom "a ten krasny ruzenec, ktory
som vyhrala. Ten som dala do da-
I'll tetkinej dievke, ked' isla do
sl'ubu. Mas krajan Jozef Toni
eek prisiel Rimu, kde boil W.
svateny "a knaza. u mas NAL prvt
omsu. Daval Stub, tax mlady
dostal ruzenec, cd duchovntho
Tomiceka.
Bola som prekvapena, re v lete
MET tol'ko detl v kraji ma ulici,
ako tn, lebo tam kazde praeuje.
Mnohe deti husy pas1. Tam .je
'azky zivot, kazdy musi robit'.
U mojej tetky bolo veselie Sc
dliacke. Hanusovsky knaz Dol sta
rosta ia "a kucharku. Obed Dol
po americky. Tam bol richvald-
sky knaz.
V kraji su l'udia chudobni, i
bosi chodia do kostola. Tam idd
i kazdy den ma spoved'.
PAM Lilkovej davam znat', ze
tn kasu, ktor1 tax dobre zna va
rit', vel'mi radi kraji a ju tam
tax pripravujd. Predplatim i'm
Youngstownske Noviny, aby pani
Klamarova podavala predpisy ku-
charske i tym v kraji. II
Bolo druhe veselie. Naseho
krajana Kominiaka sestry dcera
sa vydavala "a jedneho profeso-
ra. To bolo po pansky odbavene,
lebo matka je vel'mi dobra ku-
charka. l jej dcera INA robit' faj-
ne forty. Ma svadbe bola torta o
II layeroch. : ..--s n
V kraji sa mi vel mi Public.
Hoe chudobne, ale vesele je tam.
Poeula som pekne spevy.
/ to vam davam znat', ze nasi
duchovrf sa zaujali jednej nasej
zeny 2 Lendaku. Chybelo jej 81
dolarov. Muz bez prace, male
diet'a jej zomrelo, jej mat jei
kdpila maly dom.
S Ictou ostavam
Juliana Barliak.