davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-18
sLOVENsKO v BEZPECI.

Strbske Pleso, %. juna. - V
rozhovore redaktorom SLOW. W.
chodu, odpovedal minister zahra-
nicnych veci dr.. Benes na otazku,
aky vyznam ma jedenasta konfe-
rencia Malej Dohody pre- Sloven-
sko, takto:
"Boli sme spokojni, ze konfe-
rencia bola ma Slovensku. Vsetcl
nasi priatelia videli jeho prirod,
ne krasy a stravili mich krasne
a pokojne chvil'ky. Bol som kraj-
ne spokojny nielen ia sam, ale
tiez obidvaja ministri, rumunsky
a juhoslovansky. Specialize preto,
re to bola prva konferencia Ma
lei dohody, kde bolo NONE Eau
lat k Mad d'arsku kl 'udne a smier
ne stanovisko, ktore ponechava
pre- bud1cnost' moznost' sblize-
MIA.
Obidve konferencie, tax haag-
ska ako al parlzska, vyriesily
tol'ko spornych otazok medzi ma
mi a Mad 'arskom, re je teraz sku-
tocne NONE na oboch stranach
pracovat' pre- sbl1zenie.
Nakol'ko Slovenska samotneho
sa tyka, m6ze ,byt' celkom kl'ud-
ne: zije a bude zit' V uplnom bez-
peel"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-18
LEsNE POZIARE MA PODK.
RUSI.

V poslednom tyzdni j1na vypu-
klo ma Podkarpatskej Rusi ME
kol 'ko lesnych poziarov. Ned "a
leko obce Klenovec zacal horiet'
ma r1banisku asi 18O kat. iutar
celkom suchy slozeny podrast.
Polar podarilo sa uhasit'. Posko-
denych bolo asi 100 katastr. ju-
tar. Iny lesny poziar vypukol v
lesoch mad Izvorskou Hutou, "a
chvatil r1banisko, na ktorom bo-
10 slozenych $4,000 kubickych me-
troy dreva, ktore vacsinou zhore-
10. Skoda odhaduje sa asi na mi
lion Kcs. Ackol'vek na lokalizo-
vani poziaru pracovalo asi 400 0,
sob, nebolo mono tomuto zabra-
nit. Pomocou ivetru I preneseny
bol ohen este ma d'alsich 20 miest.
Museli byt' ma pomoc povolani
vsetci v lese pracuj1ci robotnici,
hasici a vojsko. Ohen vznikol v
kolibe drevorubaca Petra Oleksi-
ua.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-18
MARTIN RAZUs o sPoLUPRA-
CT IA sLOVENSKO.

V Brezne konala sa slavnostna
instalacia ev. farara, basnika
Martina Razusa, ku ktorej sa
shromazdilo vel'ke mnozstvo slo-
venskych veriacich z celeho oko-
liza.
Martin Razus povedal pri tel
prflezitosti rec, ktora vyvolala
hlboky DOZEN. Spomenul v neJ
minulych bojov plnych snah a
snazivosti. Myself SINE to dobre,
povedal, nebadali sme, ze sa v
mnohych veciach mylime. Ale
mnohemu SINE sa uz naucili. Ire
ba, aby Slovensko, ked' chce OBJ
stat vo vel'kej hospodarskej a
kult1rnej s1t' All medzi zemami
republiky, vzalo pod revlziu svo-
je doterajsie neplodne vykony a
postup, ably preskupilo svoje silly
a sdruzilo ich nakol 'ko mono V
jediny celok. Musl sa zjednodu-
Sit politika roztriestenosti, aby
energia marne neunikala. Ked j2
otazka, ako dnes zaistit' st'astnu
buddcnost' Slovenska, je ma nu
len jedina odpoved': spolocnymi
silami vsetkych statoenych svc-
domitych ludi, Slovakov Ce-
chow, katolikov evanjelikov, Ii
dov i druhych obeanov Sloven-
ska.
Prazdnymi hadkami dosiahlo sa
vel mi malo a preto, ked' chceme
sldzit' Slovensku a jeho pudu, mu-
SINE zapriahnut do realnej prace
vsetkych ludi dobrej vole. V tel
najdeme svoje st 'astie i buddc-
most svoju a svojich potomkov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-18
IA SLOVENSKY SENIORAT
RUMUNSKU.

Ma senioralnom konvente evan
jelikov temeSvarskeho Okresu V
Nad'laku vyskytla sa Ease my
Slienka samostatneho slOvenskehO
senioratu. Terajsl seniorat ma s
sborov a 6 fill so II tisicmi We
riacich. V tom je do II tislc Slo-
vakov. Terajsie zasadnutie zru-
silo vol blu inspektora a presby-
terov mad 'lackej SLOW. cirkve. No.
va vOiba bude asi mesiac. Po-
dobne t'azkosti zmenSily by sa V
slovenskom seniorate, ktory 81 bu-
du Slovaci vymahat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-18
KYM MUZ Boil v KANADE.

Ide o pripad dost' obvykly ma
vEchodnom Slovensku a Podkar-
patskej Rusi, kde manzelia Cd
chadzaju skoro po svadbe ma ce-
le roxy do Ameriky, zanechava-
juc donna mlade zeny.
Olena Dutkova, 24-rocna vyda-
ia rol 'nicka z Ladomeru, mala
muza 3 roxy V Kanade, otehotne-
ia a konecne IL. decembra minu-
leho roku porodila, ako znalci u
davaj1, zdrave diet'a, zensk6ho
pohlavia. Porod preSiel bez sved-
kov a bez pomoci asistentky, V
komore V dome Dutkovej. Len po
niekol 'ko dnoch sa zistilo, re die,
ia bolo pochovane ma zahrade v
papierovej skatule, bez toho, zeby
jeho narodenie, smrt' a pohrab
boly hlasene dradom.
Proti Dutkovej vzniklo podo
zrenie, re obav, ably sa muz ne.
dozvedel jej poklesku, zive de.
cko usmrtila a dopustila sa tax
zlocinu vrazdy. Bola teraz posta
vena pred sud.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-18
PRIETRz MRAtIEN MAD LIP.
TOVOM.

V dnoch 26-27. j1na, po sty-
roch tyzdnoch sucha, prihnala sa
mad Liptov prudka bdrka, spoje.
ma s prietrzou mraeien a krupo-
bitim. Padaly kusy padu vo vel'-
kosti holubacich vajec a pokryly
zem vrstvou az 35 en- vysokou.
Wac kusov dobytka hydiny bo-
10 zranenych. Uroda bola znivo-
cena, obilie, ktore bolo vel'mi pc
kne, je dolamane. Najviac posko-
deny je chotar dediny Vlasky,
kde napadalo toll l'adovca, re
sa neroztopil ami druheho dina.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-18
KOBYLKY MA HRANICIACH
SLOVENSKA.

Pliaga kobyliek, ktorou trpelo
Rumunsko a Juhoslavia, objavila
sa al V blizkosti slovenskych hra-
nic. Podl'a zprav z Viedne, ma ze-
leznicnej trait medzi Viednou a
Viedenskym Novym Mestom snie'
slo sa ma trat' mracno kobyliek,
takze zeleznica v dixie 100 me-
trov bola V niekol 'kych minutach
pokryta silnou vrstvOu, az 6 en-
dlhych kobyliek. Zeleznicna do
prava musela byt' ma cas- zasta-
vena. Dva nakladne vlaky, ktor6
ma prekazku nedbaly, uviazly V
kasi rozmliazdenych kobyliek.
Boil privolani hasici Vieden-
skeho Noveho Mesta, ktori zapali-
Ii okolo trait suchn travu. Cast
kobyliek zahynula a cast odlete.
Ia. V noci potom sletelo ma to ist6
miesto move mnozstvo kobyliek
Kobylky odletely zapadnym sme.
rom. V Rak1sku robia pripravy k
boju proti kobylkam, V ktorom
najvacsiu ulohu bude hrat' vol.
sko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-18
KDE JE SPRAVEDLIVOST?

Autobusova doprava medzi Ri
mavskou Sobotou Lucencom bo-
la zastavena. Legionar Ondrej Tr-
navsky dostal sice koncesiu, ale
uvalena bola ma neho 30 percen-
tova dan z cestovnych llstkov.
POdobne sd to stale i druhemu
podnikateTovi na trait Lucenec-
Abelova. Oba podnikatelia sd Slo-
vaci mi podnikatelia2 ktorl ami
slovensky nevedia, plata iba 5
percent dane, a to ma vyznam-
nTch tratiach. Legionar Trnav-
sky obratil sa otvorenom liste
IA prezidenta Masaryka o vyse-
trenie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-18
MALE STATY ST "a
EUROPsKU FEDERAC1U

Staty Malej Dohody ako al Ra-
k1sko, Pol'sko, Grecko, Bulhar-
sko inc poslaly odpoved' fran
ctzskemu ministrovi zahranicia
Briandovi, ze s1hlasia jeho ma
vrhom Europskej Federacie.
Taliansko Nemecko odpord-
caj1, ably do Federacie priJate
bolo al Rusko. Tieto dive krajiny
pozaduju al revlziu mierovych
sml1v.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-18
zENA z NEWTON FALLS
ZABITA z AUTOMOBILOM

Mrs. Mary Marston 2 Maple ST.,
Newton Falls, zabita bola pia-
tok minuleho tyzdna automobi7
lom, ktory riadil Jan Jellasko p
Medley Ave. Jenasko pri naraze
utrpel zlomenie klucnej kosti
Nest'astie sa udalo tax, ze jena
sko chcel predbehnnt inc auto a
vrazil do oproti iducej Marsto-
novel. sr
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-18
SLOVENSKA DETSKA ZOTA.
VOVNA PRI MORT.

Prispevky ma sriadenie sloven-
skej detskej primorskej zotavov-
ne ma Malinskej, v Juhoslavii, DO
IL. j1na emily 237,387 Kcs. Vac
sic sunny poslali: Jubilejny fond
C, S. R. Kcs 100000, Slovensky
krajinsky vybor Kcs $4,000,
Zemska banka, fill. Bratislave,
,kcs 25,000.--, Slov. tovaren ma
portlandsky ciment v Bratislave
kcs 5O00.-, Kabelova tovarel '
Bratislave 200O.--.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-18
POMOC VALECNYM
INVALIDOM

Kongres nedavno vyniesol "a
kon ma pomoc invalidom 20 sve-
tovej vojny. Podporu bude do
stavat' kazdy veteran, ktory je
co i len trochu nenormalny, tr-
piaci ma nasledky poranenia, ga
zovania atp. V Ohio je najmeneJ
$4,000 takych veteranov, ktori su
opravneni Ma podporu. Hlasit' sa
treba hned'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-18
BISKUP SCHREMBS
ODISIEL DO EUROPY

Rt. Rev. Joseph Schrembs, BIZ
skup clevelandsky, odcestoval v
utorok ma lodi Majestic do Euro
py, kde sa zdrzl "a diva mesiace.
Biskup pri tel prilezitosti straw
jeden tyzden i v Mad 'arsku ma
slavnostiach 900. vyrocia smrti
sv. Imricha. CT pojde i na svato-
vojtesske slavnosti ma Slovensko,
to nevieme, ale sipime, ze ano.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-18
MOVE JODoVE PRAMENE.

Move jodove pramene ma Sio-
vensku boly objavene v k1pe-
l'och Ciz. Ponevae tieto pramene
s1 vel'mi vydatne, bude NONE
rozsirenie k1pelov, take Ciz sta
ne sa najvacsfmi jodovymi knpe-
Pami v Europe.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-18
$2,831, ,825,962 MA
VALECNE UCELE

Vlada Spojenych Statov vyda-
la "a posledny fiskalny rok $2,-
s31, ,S25,962 ma valecne ciele a
potreby. z tohto obnosu $511,-
225,0OO slo ma podporu invalidov
a vyse $1,2OO,OOO,OOO na droky a
splatky valecneho dlhu. Valecne
,vydavky tvoria vyse dvoch tretin
vsetkych vydavkov nasej vlady.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-18
STAVBA TRAIT CERVENA
SKALA-MARGECANY
OHROZENA?

Slov. Dennfk oznamuje, ze ze-
leznicna sprava dosledku nedo-
statku financnych prostriedkov
nariadila d'alsie Gspory do
sledku toho zastavenie uz zapoca-
tych prac ma novych projektoch.
Jednym tychto je tiez zeleznica
Cervena Skala-Margecany.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-18
oTRAvIL sVoJU DCERU
ABY WAC NETRPELA

Andrew L. Beers, 78-rocny sta
rec Walton, N, Y, dal otravu
svoiej 24-roenej deere, ktora 20
mrela. Beers pri arestovani udal,
ze dceru preto otravil, ably nemn-
sela ist do 1tulne statnej po jeho
smrti. Bola slabomysepna.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-18
REV. ROH MA sYNoDALNOM
SHROMAzDENf

V Conneaut Lake Park, O.. cd
byva sa letne shromazdenie Pitts
burghskej Synody ev. a. v. cir
xvi, ma ktorom berie 1cast' i Rev.
Juraj Rob, kazatel miestnej SLOW.
ev. cirkve Jana Husa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-18

$4,000 takych vyrabatelov, kto-
rych lieky 81 obycajnym klam-
stvom. Medzi tychto klamarov
zahrnutf sd al tt, 60 vynasli roz-
liene "systemy" telocviku a lie
ciacich strojov. .",.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-18
$4,000 SVINDLERSKYCH "
VYRABATEL'OV LIEKOV

Zdravotna vrchnost' mesta New
York dala vysetrit' r0znych Wy
rabatel ov liekov krajine a do
stala odpoved', ze v krajine je
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-30

in this child is that he is SO completely himself.
No stopping by the author to get down to him,
in the way of stupid people who try to write
clever books about children There they are
together, looking straight across, changing
places with Robin and Ponchers in the easiest
and most natural way imaginable. And SO
it Is throughout. Alexander Slow stays just
that way-slow but adorable. In school, in
war it is the same And in love it came rather
dangerously near being that way also. Privately
Arethusa saw Alexander Slow, smiling in
diligently. Then, upon a night of real peril,
the fellow became Robin Hood, or was it Pom
cheers Pilot? At any rate, he bacame hero
of quiet bearing, but really deadly all the
same Oh, a beautiful storyl Let us hope
that Adrian Abingdon does it again and
soon as may be.
TWO PRIZE PLAYS: And Four Others. By
Evelyn Emig Mellon. Boston: Walter H.
Baker Co.
IN sense these are all prize plays. For all
of them have received stage recognition or
its equivalent. One was professionally pro-
duced and broadcast from New York-a de-
lightful bit of social satire. THE Old Order" is
a prize play from George Washington Univer-
Sity, and Mother and Son. won out also at
the Hollywood Community Theater. Entirely
modern in treatment, these dramas Each is
a one-act play, fact not only calculated to
meet a definite need in stage work. but a
mood Of swift action. of concentrate substance,
Of prompt conclusion-and away to some other
point of engagement and promise. Modern,
also, IN outlook-given to the passing moment
of social condition in one or another of its
manifestations, concerned with the present as
distinct from an out-moded past, virile and
capable toward this present hopeful, too. Such
front-face attitude. such outStepping approach
Is one of the excellencies of this book of plays.
Yet the themes old as time. Some of
them are deeply tragic. Indeed, the most of them
are. since the prime preoccupation Of the dra-
matiSt in this case Is a deep sense Of the sharp
cleavage Of the present from the past. The
plays sum to q portrayal of the eternal con-
fict between youth and age to the revolt Of
the children against the authority of parents.
Each one is but a momentary glimpse upon
some crisis IN this struggle That moment is
set out IN the tension, in the clash. in the
held-breath spirit Of its actuality. A tribute
to the work is its implication of tragedy,
troubling implication, since it points upon the
0ne-SidedneSs of the conflict Youth is always
wrong. Age, never. Habit, tenderness, chival-
~, a hundred inhibitions prove too much to
meet. So youth settles to the ways of its
fathers. Clean, robust, straight work, clearly
dramatic in conception and structure. A
shade grim. save in spots. but true, neverthe-
less, and vitality true.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-30

along with Robin
III God, which
thereafter he I'M
failingly did when
great business was
on foot. The joy
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Books ReceiUed

THE CAUSE AND CURE OF COLDS. BY
william S. SadIer, MD, F.ACIS., etc. IL
Illustrated seventh edition, revised and en-
larged. Chicago: Thomas S. Rockwell Co.
Continued on TWenty- first Page
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-30

STEPHAN ESCOTT. BY Ludwig
lewiston, author of THE Island
Within" etc. New York: Harper
& Bros.
MARRIAGE under the microscope.
Three slides side by side. Upon
each a little blob of matrimony, a
Specimen" suggesting a cell of the
human body. complex in structure,
Slide one discloSes marriage of the
familiar conventional pattern. Slide
two marks a deviation from that
norm, a modification TO meet changed
attitudes toward it, Slide three shows
a distinct departure, one rooted in
different racial outlook and tradition
in respect to the family institution.
From one to another of these ex-
amples the investigator moves, ad-
juSting the lenses, fidgeting the
specimens into clearer exposure,
studying appearances, noting rela-
tiOnShipS within each case, interpret
ing reactions-in a word, behaving
like any other scientist in pursuit
of a microbe
Three stories issue from the re-
search. First. that of the union of
Stephen and Dorothy, scarcely
emerged from the school room and
welded in an adoieScent fervor of
attraction, ignorant of life. of the
world, of themselves. Next, the mat
ing of Paul and Janet-artists of
the earlier Greenwich Village type,
eGnancipated pair. dedicated to per-
SOnal freedom and individual indie
pendence. Finally, David and Ruth,
Jewish in blood. therefore trained
toward marriage as definitely as they
are disciplined to religious ritual.
These three romanceS run along
parallel to one another, illuminating
and interpreting the big theme upon
which they are, individually. pointed.
A tragic business In the main.
With one there is the sudden pierre
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-30

cal appraisal, of high appreciation and glad
acceptance Limpid and in a measure aloof,
the cool crystal of Emily DickenSon's verse
shows deep within it, now and then, warm
surge of passion, remembrance more bodily
and vital than even poets imaginings could
evolve from nothing at ALL Studying her
poetry, some said, Most of the time it lacks
body too much oversoul Now, if she had
only let herself go - did, then we should
have had surprising American poet woman
at that" It begins to loci; as if she did let
herself go further than dreamed by friends
of this spirit of a girl. The whole story is
here, the story of Emily Dickinson in her
life at Amherst, as a girl, as a woman as
a creative artist. OF great value, this book,
since it does give substance and credibility
to one who has too long fingered among the
shadows of an elusive, unreal existence. An
admirable work that in an unusual degree fits
the purpose for which it was designed
woman tells this story, and tells it as a highly
intelligent and competent woman would tell
it-doeS tell it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-30

SLOWBAGS AND ARETHUSA: A Romance.
By Adrian Abingdon. New York: Harcourt,
Brace & Co.
and then. carries a subtle fragrance a
sweet elusive thing, yet so much part of the
room, of the person, that mere mention of the
name brings back unfailingly a dear reminding
redolence. Like this to me is "Slowbags and
Arethusa." hope it win be like this to you
Alexander Slow Is his true name. "Slowbagsp
is the christening of schoolmates for the reason,
or the no reason, that serves this ancient and
honorable tribe as motive. From little boyhood
to marriage the romance runs. Sounds a bit
too regular to be engaging. It IS not regular
and 1t Is deeply engaging. The little boy-beSt
OF all. School dayS-oh so so, as most school
days are. War dayS-tremendouS vivid, ghaStly
in q completely unpretentious recording
schoolmaster himself, finally However, this
romance is occupied chiefly with vacation 1t
would have to be In order to deliver the romance
promised. Then, away on in an out-of- the-Way
scrap of q country-Albania maybe-the meet
ing with Arethusa comes to I'LL in trimming
measure the passion of Alexander. Such, in
sketchy outlook is "Slowbags and ArethuSa."
It Is the delicacy of touch, the sensitiveneSs OF
insight, the sympathy of comprehension the
gentle humor, the poetry of word and sentence
and fun story-all of these come together in
an inspired partnership to bring Alexander
straight to your heart. That, however, is
accomplished even while Alexander is still q
little boy, playing that he is Robin Hood, that
astonishing hero of his picture book. A good
child-his father the vicar-who in church on
Sunday heard something about one Ponchers
Pilot, the very man, by the sound of him. to go
Will Obi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-30

BYRON. BY Andre Maurois, author of 'Disraeh:
A Picture of the Victorian Age" etc. Trans
lated from the French by Hamish Miles New
York: d. Appleton Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-30

ANY who have never read lin
of ByrOn's poetry pass judgmen
upon its vicious influence anC
cast aspersions upon its technic
Many who have not single au'
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-03
RELIEF FROM CURSE
 0F CONSTIPATION

A battle Creek physician says, Constipation is responsible for more misery than any other cause"
 But immediate relief has been found A tablet called Rexall or derlies has been discovered This tablet attracts water from the system into the lazy, dry, eyacuat- ing bowel system call colon The water loosens the dry food waste and causes a gentle, thorough, na- tural movement without forming A habit or ever increasing the dose Stop suffering from constipa- tion. Chew a Rexall orderlie at night. Next day bright Get 24 for 25c today at the nearest Re- kali Drug Store Seward Drug Co-
 advertisement
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-03
WILL MAKE ROUNDS

The Fire Department Commit tee for the big New Years Mask Ball, which is the big win
 ter. annual event in Seward, are about to go around visiting the business men for the contribu- tions to the affair. It was thot best that the business men should know of their coming so they might either decide what they intended to donate or beat it out the back door.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-03
FREIGHT BY AIR

Pilot Frank Dorbandt of Pa cific International AirWays of All aska has handled over 2,OO0 lbs, of freight and mail between An chorage and Kuskokwim points during the past two weeks, says the Anchorage Times He has car ried beef, turkeys, pork, chickens, weinerWursts, Ford cylinder head. groceries, bananas, oranges, le- mons, clothing, shoes, newspapers and magazines.
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BABY GIRL BORN

A brand new citizen of Sew ard who may some day sit on the jury arrived at the Seward Gen. eral Hospital at an early hour this morning. The stork was slightly delayed MT. and Mrs Edward Bent of Seward are de- lighted with the new feminine addition to the family and moth er and daugher are doing fine, it was reported
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RAINING ALL WAY

Snow is being cut down be- tween Seward and Anchorage, according to local railroad head quarters as the Seward rain- storm maintains clear across the Divide and past TurnaEain Arm where Captian Cook went in to cook up some trouble and ~ pot of clans. #
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List vour labor wants with us' we will endeavor to secure TOT YOU the help deslred- Phone Adams 126 or call at the M & w Club, Seward, Alaska
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WOMAN DIES

Mrs IA. Paulsen, 45, of Cordova died in that city recently says the Cordova Times She is survived by her husband. sons and daughters all ot whom live in C0rdOva.
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IF YOU HAVEN'T GOT THE HABIT YET, START NOW AND WATCH FOR OUR DELICIOUS BAKERY SPECIALS. AT Elec- tric Bakery.
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Al meat anu nOtnIng else in he Frye Bruhn Meat Market.
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ALASKA VIEWS, at scnallerer's Alaska Shop
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RESOLUTION.

RESOLUTION
 WHEREAS It has been intimated by Colonel Otto F- Ohlson Ganer- al Manager of the Alaska Rail- road that an increase in passenger and freight rates IS N probability in the near future, and
 WHEREAS it has always been the understanding of this Cham Der that the Alaska Railroad was conceived and constructed pri- marily to develop Alaska and not as source of profit to our gov- ernment. and
 WHEREAS we firmly believe that after the roadbed has been brought to a higher standard of construction, and adequate eHnin- ment provided; with econon1ca and efficient mana aoement. the natural growth Of the country served will provide the necessary 4onnage tn eliminate the present operating deficit. .
 NOT THFPFr0PF ha it reeo'vae' hv the Fairbanks 7amher of Commerce that the present tar ifs in force on the ffo~'rn rof' ~aad are fair and enrita ble as thr- ,-nw stand. ar1 trn+| otr-- .f-- crease is contemplated it is inst ard pronar that the neoDle Of .Al- asEa should ha first n1r1irNfaT -T riven an opnortnritv to presen- argument in onpositiar her7to
 And that r a7rv offfti0 -r-r1-# lion be lqr~ardea to Colonel ott9
 Ohlzon. Secretary ot Interior Na na' aata from ATasEA- Seward Chamber of Commerce. Anchorage Chamhr tf OT-lrnarra Saatt- Chamber of Commerce. .#
 AppraH5d ~ri lT55 tIiis 25t Fay of November, 1930. TaiI I5anfs Chamber o+ Gonmarco
 Paul J. Rickert, President
 Attest T Rivers Fa.r starT
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Amanda's Hand Laundry now open for business