davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30
"Siedme nebo"
uz ma 8. novembra
Tato drama nebude zahrana ma
inych javiskach, ale len Soko-
lovni, lebo dprava javiska je
a.. nakladna.

Dramaticky krlzok Sboru lag.
8. #. j. Sokol vzdy s ochoton TO
pakoval svoje hry inych Ca
stiach nasho mesta, ked' sa MI
poskytla prilezitost'. Ked'ze .ie
hra ''Siedme nebo" najvatsia n
najdrahsia, ak1 SINE dosial' mali
nadrahsia, akd SINE dosial' mali
prilezitost' hrat', l'dto nam ie
ze predstavena bude len v Soko-
lovm ma Washington ST, lebo
upravenie iaviska nedovolilo by
nam thto hru ma inych miestach
zopakovat'. Preto kto chce vi
diet predstavenie, AXE Slovaci
nemali prilezitost' vidiet' a kto-
re mono uz viac ami nasom
meste nebude predstavent, mech
sa zlcastnf predstavenia 8. no.
vembra V Sokolovni na Washing
ton st.
"Siedmc nebo" nic ,ie hra, akil
mono vidiet' kedykol'vek, ME je
hra, ktora sa podoba niaktorym
inym ME je hra, ktora by bez
vynalozenia penazi dala sa hrat'
A preto kazdy milovnlk sloven-
skych divadelnych predstaveni
NAL by sa predstavenia tohoto
zhcastnit'.
V bud1com elsie tohoto casopi-
su uvereineny bude uz program
tohto divadelneho veeierku.
Dopisovatel
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30
BETTMAN ODSUDIL
BOHATYCH VKLADATEL 'OV

Statny zalobca, Gilbert Bett-
man NAL v sobotu rec do radia,
ktorej odsndil bohatych vklada-
telov pre- vyberanie syojich pc
nazi z bank, tax zapritinujic ich
zavieranie. Direktori bank nn-
teni sd zavierat' banky, ably chra-
Mill vklady malych vkladatelov.
II vkladatelia, ktorf vyberajd svo
je vklady, zabijajd doveru a
zhorsujl robotne a obchodne po-
merry v svojich mestach. Nadal
vkladatel'ov, aby mali d6veru '
banky, bez ktorych ME je mozny
obchpdn5 dvot naroda. "Vklada,
|-tela drtia y svojich vlastnych
ruk4ch lick a situ4ciu ohioskvcb
bank poyedal Bettman. &
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30

banke.
Vtbor, ktory NAL predostriet !
tejto sch6dzi obs(rny plan pomoc-
nej akeis, plan nemohol vypraco.
vat, ked'ze nevedel,' Y jakom roz-
sahu bude pomoc potrebna. Ma
tax urobit' do buddcej sch6dze.
Citant Dol pripis Cd hlavneho
dradu Slovenskej Ligy v Ameri-
ke, ' ktorom podava plan pomoc,
nej akcie. Prfpis Dol danv do rnk
vyboru.
N. Mraz oznamil, ze p. Novot-
ny I. "a Mckinley Ave. je 0.
chotnt n1dznym rodinam pri-
viezt' uhlia "a "cost price,. Y
xn&most' vzate.
Tajomhikovi bolo nAriadene, a.
BY buddou schodzu, ktor4 bude
"a. tovembra. svolal post karta.
NJ sby posl4l posvAnis vtstk5m
s,6vsnslt1a spDlkom. Nato pred.
- =. y J. Falkovi6 sehodsu
- a. e N ,,s !. VI. ssg 4; sss
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30
sCHODZA sLOVENSKYCH
EVANJ. KAZATEL 'OV

Ma pondelok a utorok bude v
Ohio hoteli wanna sch6dza Sloyen
skych evanj a. Y. kazatel 'ov
Schodzu svolal Inter-synodalny
Vybor rokovat' sa bude ma ne.
90 pravom a Bohu milom spo
jenf". Ma tnto schodzu priid,
evanjelickf pp farari ccl%tcl
spojenych statov.
Y Medzi-synodalnom Whore ST
tito velebni panovia Rev DAME.
Bella, Rev. NJ. +. Benko, Rev. Jar
S. Bradat, Rev. jan Body, Rsv
Andrej Hybiau a Rev. Andre,
Olsavsky.
Schodzi prajeme plneho zdaru
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30
sLOVACI, NEZABUDNITE
MA SVOJHO PRIATEL'A
Znovu zvol'te Mulhollanda "a
mestskeho sudcu.

Mestsky sudca, Peter b. Null
holland je vel'ky priatel' Slova-
kov, co dokazal uz mnoho razy.
Uchadza sa 0 znovuzvolenie ma
druhy termin teraz je rad ma
mas, Slovakoch, ably SINE mu pria-
tel'stvo preukazal. Hlasuime vse-
tel ma sudcu Mulhollanda ma u
torok preto, re sa dokazal hyt'
spravodlivym sudcom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30
"a HosPoD6RsKU UNIu
DUNAJSKHCH STATov

Financny vvbor Ligy Narodov
zasedal minuly tyzden Budape-
sti a 0 jeho zasedaniach tamoisi
casopis "Az Est" dostal autori-
tativnu zpravu, ze tento vybor
LfRy Narodov odpor1cal v def
nitfvnej forme utvorenie stredo-
europskej ekonomickej jednotky
q ze jej utvorenie je blizsie k IL
skutocneniu. nez sa myslf. Vtbor
tiez odpor6cal Mad'arsku, aby ko
operovalo so svojimi snsedmi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30
KREDITOvA KoRPORACIA
ZAtNE w UtINKovA1

National Credit Corporation,
zalo5ena vel'kobankarmi a pod.
net prszidenta Hoovers, sadne a
cinkosat' u % pond delolr oszs
mud ! Now Yorln. t4ite ts.
4itoy4j kofporf 81 Il = ~ da~ 4
vslik4 ntdsi. tes poud
I aasAs !. J "
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30
SLOVAK SA OTRAVIL
JEDOVATYMI HUBAMI

Andrej Targos, 35-rocny Slo-
yak {. 1108 Stiles Ave-, zomrel
v nedel'u rano ma otravu jedova-
tymi hubami. Bol ddom Odboru
8. MSS. Oplakava no manzelka
Katarina, SYN Jan a dcery Agne-
sa a Maria. Pohrab mu boil V uto-
rok rano domu smitku chra-
mu Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda. Po-
chovany Dol ma Calvary cintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30
SCH0DZE Y OSADACH
v ZAUJME CITY BANKY

Po slovenskych katolickych d.
sadach odbyvajl sa schodze, ma
ktorych pojednavane je 0 plhss
noch znovu otvorenia City ban.
ky. Duchovni osadnici pocho-,
penfm situacie kooperuj1 $ di-
rektormi, ably sa ich snahy 81
tvorenie stretly SO zdarom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30
ZOSALEL OD BIEDY
A VRAzDIL

Jay e. Oxford z jefferson, O.
zabil policajnym kyjom svoje g.
mesacne diet'a, porezal svoju ze-
nu, udrel po hlave kyjom svojho
l2-roeneho syna, podpalil svoi
dom a potom spachal samovraz-
du zastrelenim sa. Jeho syn a ze-
ma aachraneni boil cd smrti elek-
+rikarom, ktory i'm prisiel ma po-
moe. Oxford zosalel pre- financne
nesnadze.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30
OCELIARNE v HOMESTEAD n
Zv1SILY oPERACIE

Homestead Steel Works zapo.
caly Y utorok prAcu Y siestich
plathovych mlynoch . Y 6smidh
open hearth peciach, tai5e Us
robotaikpv vr1tilo = do rohsty.
Tato oceliareh dostala vel ,kS %,
ednlyky ~ stsvsbn6 oeel
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30
zAVRETE BANKY BERU
SPLATKY MA MOROCCO

Zavrete banlxy beru splatky
na morgicovt pozicky Kto mi
tedy morgic City alebo Dollar
banke, m6ze zaniest' svoju splA i
tku riadne tiradne hodiny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30
REV. KOZELEK BUDE
.. KAZAT MA DUSICKY

Rev. Frantisek Kozelek, du-
chovny osady Sv. Mateja ma Ian
singville, bude ma nedel'u popo-
ludni 0 2. hodine kazat' po slo-
vensky Ma Calvary cintorinc, kde
sa kaMorocne odbavuin poboz-
nosti "a duse zomreltch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30
JAN A. WILLO ,
REtNf MA RADIO

Mas slovensky pravotar, Jan
A. Willo bude mat ma pondelok
veeer o 10 80 rec radio stanice
WKBN Youngstown. Re6nit' bu-
lie zaujme mestskeho sudcu
Mulhollanda, ktory sa uchadza o
znovuzvolenie. Volicia, nezabud-
mite vypoeut' rec pana Willu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30
Jam es E. Jones
For Mayor
!. AN EDITORIAL

THE TELEGRAM has watched the mayoralty cam
pagn since it openel six ago and has given each
candidate just what it promised at the beginnings
cance to make his ease before the people We believe
every candidate will bear this out
AT the same time, the right to give Endorsement
any of the 10 candidates reserved The Telegram
exercises this right and recommends the election, of
James Z. Jones present director of finance.
The postcard poll made by The Telegram does not
show Mr. Jones i'll the lead today, and this poll is
agreed, is good reflection of public sentiment. This is
not taken into consideration in commencing Mr.. Jones
the voters An independent newspaper bigger than any
officcholder Being with winner is not half nportnt
as keeping faith with ones readers by expression of
honest conviction
In a campaign marked by considerable heat no great
issues have arisen The candidates themselves are tie
chief issues. Law enforcement has become sopwur
subject and will excite great interest until
rises up with program for going after nlu,ercrs
and thieves We fed up petty forms of law enforce
ment Other temporary issues have arisen and been for,
gotten. II .Sr
THE TELEGRAM recommends Mr. Jones because
believes the greatest immediate need in Youngstown is
business adninstration-or that will come close
TO being a sound business administration the cx
gences Of politics permit.
MIR Jones' record as business administrator has
been condemned and defended during the campaign.
Flaws have been found in it. This is only natural Tkc
sum total of it is that after all has been done and said his
record is that inspires confidence.
1t Is hardly necessary to tell again the need Of
business Judgment at city hall in the next four years
Tax collections woefuy short. Expenditures must
be carefully guarded Council at the best will have only
minority of members able to discuss city finances intel
gently and keep the city budget balanced While getting
the greatest value for money expended Business leader
ship in the administrative branch of the city government
will be needed Youngstown, too is going to rise fall
the judgement displayed by its people in the few
years The need of constructive work great
before and never apparent before
One handicap under which Mr.. Jones has suffered is
that he has been accused Of being the Ohio Edison cand
late. If he were lie would not be commended here.
Nothing has developed in the campaign to indicate that
he is favored by this utility Before the campaign
started the Ohio Edison had it's fill of politics for the
Some of the other candidates for mayor have gooJ
qualities. Most of the many hard things said about al
| the candidates are willing to dismiss campaign
bncombe. It merely best for the interests Of the
city that James E. Jones should be elected
(Excerpt from The Youngstown TeIeyram.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30
Pracuje sa ma
otvoreni bank
Ma schodzach v South High skole
sta vkladatel 'ov sa podpisalo, ze
upisu ma move ucastiny 25 perc.
svojich vkladov

Akcia Ia znoyuotvorenie zavre-
tych bank City a Dollar ako al
Ia sltiteni narodnych bank jed.
nu, pokraeuie zivo a ma dvocl,
sch6dzach V South High slSolc
sta vkladatel 'ov upisalo ma move
lcastiny City banky po % perc.
20 svojich vllladov
Plan znovuotvorenia City ban
ky je totiz ten, re vkladatelia ii.
pisu po % percent 20 svoiicil
vkladov Ia neastiny na ostat
nych 75 percent vkladov by do
stall certitfikaty, splatnt jed
nom, dyoch a froch rokoch
podmienkeu, ze mesacne lnoznG
vybrat' z haEky ? percenta H.
spornIch vkladoy.
Go sd tyka vkIadoy na pozia-
lanie, na so percent by boly wy.
dane certifikaty, splatne ..iedna
patina prvom roku, druha pa
tina Y druhom roku ostatoll i
tret'om roka. Dvadsat'p pat per-
cent tIchto vlSladov by zostalo
aktivnych fondoch a % per-
cent by Slo Mich IA icastiny.
X tomu upisovanie neastin p,a-
stupne ie sirokej verejnosti
Plan ma otvorenie Dollar ban
ky este nebol dany na verejnosi
je drzany vo vel'ke.i tajnosti.
Avsak je znamo, ze vybor sa ra-
iii so statnym experimentation
oank Fnltonoln u Columbus a zar.'
plan bude danv ma verejnost d
niekol'ko dni.
Go sa tyka First National ban
ky, til ma byt' slucena ostatny
mi narodnymi bankami, ako sa
hned po iej zavreti vyhlasilo.
Urciteho vsak nemoznQ ME pove-
dat.
-..., IA 5s s+gtfa ,..s q /.
Zavretie naSich bank nezapri
emil robotny Ind, ako po inych
mestach, ale ii takzv. vzdelanl
bohati fudia. Direktor City ban
ky, Mr.. Hooper povedal v sire
du vecer IA schodzi South
High skole, ze vie pripadoch.
ked' jeden vkladatef vybral 81
4 banky odrazu 100000 druhv
vkladater 100000. To 81 dali
tt pani pekn6 vysvedcenie pa
triotizmu. Mr. Hooper tiez udal
ze behom so dni vybrane bolo 20
City banky $3,600,000 vkladov.
Banku dali zavret', aby zaclira
nili vklady malych vkladatel 'oy. /.
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30
50 SLOW. rodin
nachodi sa v n1dzi
Mnoh@ rodiny hadajh aspon u
hia - a peniaze Okr. sboru sd
v zavretej banke.

V utorok vecer odbyvana bola
spolocna schodza slovensE fch
spolkov a klubov Okresnfm
Sborom Slovenskej Ligy ohl'a-
dom pomocnej akcie pre- nasich
ntdznych. Pritomni boil: Alzbe
ia Skokan "a Strutherskt Zen.
sky Klub, Anna Krajnak "a Cfs
202. ISKzJ., Maria Bednar "a
Cfs. 181. PSzJ., Andrej Benedik
"a Sbor 1913. SLOW. Lfgy, Anna V.
Herman "a Odbor 178. Zivenv.
Juraj Murdzak "a Sbor AZ. SLOW
Lfgy, Michal Galko "a Sbor 108
X. Sokolov, Frantisek Hudik "a
Odb. GIL. MSS. a pok.l Okr. Sb.,
NJ. j. Lesnak, tai. Okr. Sboru.
Andrej Dolak "a Sbor 211. K. So
kolov, Martin Lipka "a Cis. 260
IKSJ., Julia Danko "a Cis. 156.
PSI, Juraj PalasSak "a Odbor
8. MSS, Jozef Mikula "a Amer.
Obc. Slov. Klub Campbell, Jan
Matvey "a Cis. 1873. PSI, Jan
Antal a Pavel Trnavsky MI. 20
Cfs. SO. Sci, Michal Palkovit
predseda Okr. Sboru SLOW. Ligy
Mattel Mraz "a Youngst. Slov.
Novinv, Jan Kadilak "a Odbor
722. MSS, Maria Slifka "a Cis
80. IKSzJ. a Anton Palkovia "a
Ebor 175. K. Sokolov.
Pc preeitani a prijati zapisni
ce z predoslej schodze, predseda
NJ. j. Palkovic poziadal vybor'
zpravy. Prvy Dol vybor popiso.
vaci. 70 Struthers panic Skokar
a Danko odovzdaly mena ad
resy 10 slovenskych rodin, ktorf
pomoc potrebujd, 2 Campbell
podali zpram bratia Matvey, Ka-
dilak a Mikula a odovzdali mena
a adresy "a ,nddznych sloven-
skfch rodfn. q Haseltonu podala
zpravu pani Krajnakova a odo
vzdala mena adresy Z rodin
2 Lansingvillu ;podal zprayu br
Juraj Murdzak a odovzdal mens
a adresy 13 robin. 2 North Side-r
podal zpravu br. Andrej Benedif
odovzdal mena a adresy Z ro
din. 70 South Side-u podal
zpravu pani Anna Herman a p.
Frantisek Hldik a odovzdali me-
ua q adresy IL rodfn. 70 Steelto-
M podal zpravu br. Andrej Do
lax a odovsdal mena a adresy "a
rodfn. Spolu odovzdane boly
mena a adresy 80 slovenskfch
u1dznych rodfn. Toto s1 rodinv
ktore sa nachodia krajnej nd-
dzi a potrebuid pomoc sdrne.
viacere 81 ziadaj6 60 len .iednu
tonu uhlia. lima uz prichodf a
nemaif Gfm zakhrit'. Inf prosia
o daiakd pracu 60 len ma par no.
din alebo dni, aby 81 mohli k1pit
uhlia. Len niektore tychto rodin
dostAvaif pomoc cd dobroyin.
ntch ustanovizni v Youngstown
v Campbell nemajf pokladniei
ami centa. Mena a adresy tHch.
to rodfn boly odovzdane vvbo.
ru, ktory poide prosit' dobroein.
ne ustanovizne 0 pomoc.
v tomto whore sd: pi. Maria
Slifka, A. NJ. Palkovic a Jar
Martinko pre- Youngstown; bra,
tia Matvey, Kadilak a Mikula
pre- Campbell q sestry Danko 9
Skokan pre- Struthers.
Yonngstownskt vybor, ktory
NAL navstlvit' sprawl Communi
u Chestu oznamil, &c tam estt
nebol, ale pani Slifkova shovara
Ia sa jednou pracovnickou od
Community Chest a ta ze jej po
vedala, ze Community Chest pod
poruie ka3d6 slovenskd rodinu
ktorl pomoc xiada.
Ma sch6dsi bol0 konstatovane
i oksesnt sbor natera3 il Gel
t1m bt3 pf6str4edkos pom4 4hat
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se11 < <z VI
1 BY FIR Ec A AN 1 IN ( 0 N

urgently, and with passionate ear nestness. He was particularly con- vincing concerning the obligations of love.
 Sam did not listen. She merely put her head on the rough tweed of his shoulder and wondered why she was so unreasonably happy.
 Finally he seemed to sense her inattention. He stopped talking abruptly, and once more tipped back her chin. Tell me something, ' he commanded gently, looking straight into her eyes. Tell me that you'll marry me-today."
 Sam, returning his gaze, was con- scious of a swift ebbing of her pow CTS of resistance. T can't, Freddy, y she said hopelessly.
 Tell me" Freddy repeated his command calmly, never taking his eyes from hers. Tell me that you'll marry me, Sam dear, today.
 "No!" Her eyes filled with tears and her denial was almost piteous. I'll can't"
 They looked at each other for a long moment. Then, wearily, Sam surrendered. What l meant to say, Freddy" she corrected herself in a small, tired voice, was yes. Yes, I will
 It was almost five o'clock when Sam returned to the stable for the last time. She had been furiously busy ever since Freddy had left for the city, and there still remained a great many things to be done in the thirty minutes before she must leave for the train.
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SYNOPSIS: When Sam Sher- rili, lovely s.epdaughter of the per but aris tocra tic Fourth AldcTGea, refuses to marry Fred dy Munson, he leaves her in a rage, saying he is going west. Sam loves Freddy, but needs money too much to marry him. Peak Abbott, wealthy young owror of the Express, fer which Sam and Freddy work, also pro- pccca to Sam. She is consider ing his suggestion that busi- rsesslike marriage would bene- fit them both. The most press ing of her financial worries is ccttlcd when Aidcrsea provides the money fer mortgage inter ct, which he has borrowed from Mrs. Frye, his best cus- tcmer in his bocksclling ven turc5. Aldersea passiOnately cares fer social position. Sam keeps from him the knowledge that her half-brcther, Nelson, is going out with their maid, Martha Civens. While Sam wonders whether Freddy is in Chicago, she secs a taxi in front of the stable where the family now lives, near the former mansion.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-10-05
"Try to forgive me" the note read

Freddy" Sam's eyes were bright but she pushed him away strongly with both hands when he tried to take her in his arms. "No!" she whispered warningly. Not here. Martha"
 Martha GivenS thrust her head through the buffers pantry door, Miss Sherrill," she began, her eyes inquisitive, there's gentle man"
 Its all right said Sam calm ly. waving her away.
 Freddy turned to the door. Let's go somewhere we can talk"
 Sam followed him, without ques- tion. The overgrown driveway twist ed away up the hill and they fol- lowed it silently until they came to the deserted, breeding house at the top.
 In a far corper of broad wood tn veranda Freddy halted and turn ed to her. Well" he said grimly How about this? She won't come up here, will she?"
 4~No, Freddy" Sam smiled ant shook her head.
 After a time he gently tipped back her head and looked into he, eyes. "Well?" he inquired softly.
 Sam did not want to talk, being happy once more, and at peace She sighed and murmured: "Yor shouldn't have come, Freddy"
 He laughed. Why not?'
 Its just that it can't do any good It will make us both more unhappy than We were before.
 T don't agree" he said. T thinl it will do all the good in tht world"
 H"Why?"
 Because" said Freddy slowly distinctly, before I leave here yol are going to tell me that you'll marry me; and that you'll do i today. You may not know it, bu you and I are taking the six o'clocl train for New York. We'll be mar ried as soon as we get there, anC after that" He grinned. "Afte that, who cares what happens? Sam sighed. What would I give, she said, If I only could!"
 Freddy talked. He talked swiftly
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-10-05

There were two notes to be writ ten; one to Fourth and one to Peak Abbott. She must speak to Martha about the mems dinner.
 In the midst of her swift dress sing Sam had a moment of reali- zation that she would not be in her own room again for long time.
 She must not allow herself to think of Fourth, she decided, nor of Peak Abbott. In thirty short minutes she would be free. No more responsibility.
 She gave her close-fitting blue k felt hat a final decisive pat and ran down the stairs to interview Martha.
 Martha was not in the kitchen. Nor did she answer when Sam called her name. Sam had called again, when she noticed an envel- ope bearing her name on the white kitchen table.
 The note inside was not from Martha, but from Nelson Aldersea
 Dear Sam" Nelson had writ ten in scrawling pencil. I'm afraid this is going to be a shock to you, no matter how put it, so I'll try 1 to get it over as soon as possible. The fact is that Martha and l love each other, and that we can't stand going on this way any longer. Con- i sequently, by the time you read this letter, she and I will be mar ried, and that will be that. | Now please don't take it too hard, and for heavens sake try to square me with Fourth. I know he will hit the ceiling, but he'll have to get over it the best way he can. Being absolutely broke I've had to borrow from what you had in your bureau drawer. I promise I'll send it back to you, every cent. ! Be good and try to forgive me. I'll write soon"
 : Sam read the letter three times, and then turned and went slowly up to her own room. She went to her drawer, where she found that only one of the fifty dollar bills remained in the handkerchief case. She seated herself in a little chair beside the window.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-10-05
NOTICE OF SALE
No. 3216-A

In the District Court for the Ter ritory of Alaska, Division Num- Der One, at Juneau. In Admir- alty.
 CHARLES G. WARM ER, doing business as Charles G. Warner Company, Libelant, vs. The gas screw or vessel called the NORA, her tackle, apparel, engines, fur niture, equipment, etc., Libelee. Public notice is hereby given that by virtue of writ of venditioni exponas and execution dated Octo- Der 3rd, 1881, issued out of the United States District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Division Number One, at Juneau on a de- cree and order of sale made and pronounced in said Court on said day, ordering the above mentioned and described gas screw or vessel called the NORA, her tackle, ap- parel, engines. furniture, equipment, etc to be sold at public vendue to the highest and best bidder for cash, I will accordingly offer and expose the said gas screw or vessel called the NORA, her tackle, ap- parel, engines, furniture. equip ment, etc. for sale at public vendue to the highest and best bidder on October l4th, 1881 at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day at the front door of the Federal and Territorial Building at Juneau, Alaska
 Dated at Juneau, Alaska, October 3rd, 1881.
 ALBERT WHITE,
 U. s. Marshal First Division.
 Territory of Alaska.
 By DONALD E. MARTIN.
 Deputy. H. L. FAULKNER.
 Proctor for Libelant.
 First publication, Oct. 5, 1881. Last publication, Oct. l3, 1881.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-10-05
POPE ISSUES LETTER ABOUT
 WORLD CRISIS
5 avs Frenzied Race fol Armaments at Bottom
 of All Trouble

VATICAN CITY, Italy, Oct. S. The Pope, in an apostolic letter to priests of the world, cited the "frenzied race for armamentS' as the primary cause of the worlds distress and advocates a crusade for charity and succor to the worlds unemployed.
 Regarding the financial crisis, the Pope wrote that it is a new plague which menaces humanity and the stricken people ask only the privilege of earning their bread but many are unable to do so in these days of hatred and implac- able wars"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-10-05
HARBOR WORK AT PORT ALEXANDER
 NOW COMPLETED

By regulation approved March 18, 1881, navigation at the outer entrance to Port Alexander, Alaska, was limited to the northernmost channel for the purpose of pre- venting interference with the op- erations Of the United States dur ing the improvement of the middle
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-10-05
DOUGLAS NEVIS
RUSTCARD TO
 MAKE ADDRESS
Attorney General Will Give Talk at Douglas
 PIT. A.

At the first regular meeting of the local Parent Teacher Associa- tion for this term which will be held tomorrow evening, Attorney General John Rustgard will be the speaker. Several musical numbers will round out the program as fol- lows: Vocal selections, Mrs. w. c. Ellis violin cello solo, Miss Stella Jcnes; vocal selections Miss Mar garet PimperIon.
 A business meeting of the or ganization will proceed the enter tainment. @4