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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-07-31

mann of St. Anthony Park, st. Paul
to make the race, and this Mr.. Lob !
mann has consented to do.
For the office of department presi-
dent of the American Legion Auxiliary,
two candidates have been put forward,
Mrs. Halsey Cory of Winona by the
F. district, and Mrs. John Rowe by
til Eighth. Mis-. Cory is the present
st historian, and Mrs. John Rowe
is 2te chaplain. Mrs. Cory is a past
p1 dent and Mrs. Rowe is now
Sc .ng her second term as president
of the Eighth district
1t has been generally known that the
National Rehabilitation Committee of
The American Legion has been interes-
ted in the subject of the official issu-
ance, or informal supplying of tobacco
and other comfort articles to patients
in the hospitals of the Veterans Ad
ministration, and in branches of the
National Soldiers Home, upon the
cessation of this activity by the Ameri-
can Fed Cross At first an effort was
made to secure permission for the
Legion to purssla~ fxobacco tax free,
but this failaa preston was given
the Legion q re )bacco products
confiscated eaSury Depart
ment, but this "a Eve plan was dis
missed for good reasons
Conferences were held with Gen.
Frank T. Hines, administrator of Vet
Grams Affairs, on several occasions, and
finally, last week, he advised Watson
B. Miller, Legion Rehabilitation chair
man, of his opinion that tobacco and
a relatively limited number of classes
of other comfort articles should be
officially issued to those patients in
hospitals and members of Home
branches unable to supply themselves
with the same.
General Hines believes that the is
suance will have to be surrounded by
some reasonable safeguards. These
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-07-31

Don't put hot foods in the refrigera-
tor. Cool them first to room tempera-
ture. Don't use ice to cool such things
as the tops Of carrots, or thick paper
on parcels from the market. Don't
waste ice storing vegetables for short
time if you are going to use them i'm
mediately.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-07-31

In 1900 an engineer in the Depart
ment of Agriculture predicted that
"the owners of horseless vehicles, al
ready not uncommon, would favor
good roads. He was right.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-07-31
INSIDE INFORMATION.

From U. S. Dept of Agriculture)
To pan yellow summer squash, cut
it in quarter inch slices, flour them,
and brown in butter in a heavy skillet
until they are tender and deep gold in
color.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-07-31

Don't put fresh raw pineapple in a
fruit gelatin mixture. 1t contains a
substance that prevents the gelatin
from solidifying. Cooked or canned
pineapple can be used in such mix
lures, however. Fresh pineapple
should never be served with soft Gus
tard. 1t will change the flavor of the
custard and make it bitter.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-07-31
Source of Irritation

What makes us SO sore against
those who practice articles upon u,
is that they fancy themselves cIeyerer
than us.-La Rochefoucauld.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-07-31
Smart People

Laymen are those smart people whs
know everything that great scientists
still labor in vain to discover.-San
Francisco Chronicle
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-07-31
Largest RattIesnakes

The largest species Of rattlesnake,
the diamond-back RATHER, reaches an
extreme length of little over eight
feet
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-07-31

Sodium chlorate dissolved in water
is effective in killing the currants and
gooseberries that spread white pine
blister rust.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-07-31
Primitive Beds

In the time of the Normans chests
and benches were used for beds. The
bedding was kept inside.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-07-31

and work it into the crack with case
knife
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-07-31
in the lowest priced quality
oil burner in America!

Here is genuine Oil-O-Matic
heating for smaller homes, with
one of the greatest advance,
ments ever made in oil burner
design, yet lower in price than
any Oil-O-Matic in historyl
Every feature that has made
Oil-O-Matic the most widely
used oil heating in the world is
found in this new low priced
Model K. New Williams de-
velopments, notably a new
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-07-31

Good ventilation and plenty of SUM-
light are two representatives. of miIdew
which makes its appearance sinful
taneously with hot weather. Bad
stains are almost hopeless but slight
fresh ones usually answer to treat
ment. A slight stain usually washes
out in the laundry and if it does not,
several bleaching agents are avail ab.e
for white clothes. These include lem
on juice, Javelle water, potassium per-
manganate, oxalic acid, and sour milk
The method of applying these is de-
scibed in the Department of Agricui-
lures bulletin on stain removal.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-07-31

MARTHA ATWOOD, Soprano, who
first triumphed on the stage of the
Metropolitan Opera House in New
York, later became widely known
throughout the United States during
her extended concert tours. Frequent
appearances at American Legion Con-
ventions endeared her to Legionnaires
from all sections of the country.
During the summer months she is re-
turning to radio, being featured as
frequent guest soloist on the General
Motors Monday night broadcast
when she sings numbers from some
of the best known operas.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-07-31

The average potato production il
the United States from 1926-193O was
only 1871 bushels an acre, but in
Maine for the same period it was 250.3
bushels.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-07-31

Forest nurseries in 80 States and
Territories distributed nearly 10000
600 trees for planting last year. New
York led with nearly 25,OOOO0 trees.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-07-31

type of Flame Protector, make
possible a degree of quietness
never before achieved without
great sacrifice in heating eff
cheney. This new performance
is known as HUSHED HEAT
Low cost fuel oil is burned
cleanly in mid-air, without
SCOT or carbon. This lower
priced and better fuel will save
you hundreds of dollars.
Williams Oil-O-Matic heats
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-07-31

You can make watertight a crack In
slate, soapstone. or cement laundry
tub with mixture of ltharge and
glycerin or a specially prepared COM
mercial cement. Mix the litharge and
glycerin to make smooth thick paste
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-07-31

more than 100, 000homes.
The Williams Budget
Payment Plan makes it
very easy to have this
matchless comfort
especially at the new
record low price. Tele-
phone today for details.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-07-29

Dance at Glen Echo Wednes-
day night. Music by Tom
Gutenberg orchestra.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-07-29
Mandan News
BISMARCK DAY AT
FAIR IS THURSDAY
Throng From Capital City Is Ex-
pected to Attend Mandan
Exposition

Thursday will be Bismarck and
Governors Day at the Missouri Slope
State Fair in Mandan.
A large delegation Is expected from
the Capital City for the days pro-
gram in front Of the grandstand and
the huge carnival, and to witness
exhibits in the various flower, cloth
ing. agricultural and livestock con-
tests.
Judging in the various contests be-
gan with the opening of the four
day fair Tuesday. Judges hoped to
complete their work this evening or
by Thursday morning.
A large delegation from Bismarck
attended the exposition Tuesday
afternoon and evening.
Thursday and Friday evenings the
Mandan Male Chorus will present a
special program before the grand
stand. The regular grandstand pro-
gram IS given each afternoon and
evening. Running horse races are
on the program each afternoon.
Exhibits in the various contests
have set new entry number record
Mandan was crowded Wednesday
morning as fairgoers from all over
the Missouri Slope thronged to the
city. 1t was Mandan Day, and the
city was expected to turn out for the
program this afternoon and evening
A delegation from Hazen and Mercer
county also was expected at the fair
today.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-07-29
MANDAN STRUCTURE
TO Be STARTED SOON
Will House Offices of Two Doc.
tors, Dentist, and Two
Attorneys at Law

Construction of two-story brick and
tile building in Mandans business
district to house the offices of two
doctors, dentist, ana two lawyers
will begin in a day or two. it was an
nounced in Mandan Wednesday
morning.
The building will include the Of
fices of DR.. G. H. Spielman and DR..
L. G. Smith, DR.. G. F. Wirtz, dentist,
and c. F. Kelsch and Milton K. Hig-
gins, law firm. Drs. Spielman and
Wirtz and Mr.. Kelsch will be owners
of the structure. which will be locat-
ed at First avenue northwest. be-
tween the CumminS company and
the Kennedy Furniture company.
y After receiving seven bids Tuesday
evening, contract for the construc-
ton of the building was let Wednes-
day morning to Hjelmseth and Kidd,
Mandan contractors. The building is
expected to be ready for occupancy
about Nov. /.
The building was designed by H.
M. Leonard. It will have full base
ment, which will be divided into sew
eral rooms. The main floor will have
a common waiting room for patients
Of Drs. Spielman and Smith. offices
for each, and several rooms for their
special work. On the second floor
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-07-29
Blake Funeral Will
Be Held Thursday

Funeral services for T. A. Blake,
Mandan man who died in the North
ern Pacific hospital In Glendive,
Mont. Monday evening, will be con-
Quoted from st. Joseph's Catholic
church, Mandan, at 9 o'clock Thurs
day morning.
Pallbearers for Blake, who had
been employed as welder In the
Northern Pacific shops in Mandan
for the last eight years, will be Sc
lected from among his fellow-work-
ers.
Blake died a week after he UNDER
went an operation for ulcers Of the
stomach. He had been in the hospital
for two weeks. Mrs. Blake had re-
turned to Mandan just few hours
before his death.
He leaves his widow and four chill
dren. He came to Mandan from
Pennington, MINI.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-07-29
Injured Mandan Man
Shows Improvement

j. ]. Gogerty, Mandan man who
suffered two broken ribs and body
bruises and cuts in an automobile COL
lision on the Bismarck -Mandan high
way Monday afternoon, was better
in the Mandan Deaconess hospital
Wednesday morning. according to at
tendantS.
Gogerty's automobile swerved into
an automobile driven by Rev. Herift,
Hazen, which he was passing, and
then ran into ditch.
The mishap occurred about one
half mile west of the vehicular bridge
over the Missouri river.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-07-29
Mandan ROtarianS
Plan Open Meeting

An open meeting, with few special
features, II any, is planned by the
Mandan Rotary club for its regular
weekly luncheon session Thursday
noon, according to Rev. Gilbert W.
Stewart, secretary.
It is probable, Rev. Stewart said
that Rev. Doc Waddell, "sky pilot" OF
the Dodsons World Fair Shows
which is exhibiting at the annual
Missouri Slope state fair in Mandan
this week, will give short talk be.
fore the club He addressed the Man
dan Lions club Tuesday.
The remainder of the meeting
probably viii be taken up with routine
business matters.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-07-29
Big Ten Team Will
Meet A. G.. in Fargo

Fargo, July 29.-(R)-A Big Ten
basketball team will make its first
appearance in North Dakota Dec. S
when the University of Minnesota
clashes with the North Dakota agri-
cultural college here in a game which
will be feature Of the dedication
ceremonies for the new physical edu-
cation building now nearing COM
pletion.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-07-29
Special Policemen
On Duty During Fair

Four special policemen began duty
In Mandan Tuesday as the Missouri
Slope State Fair opened. according
to Charles Reynolds, chief Of police.
They will remain on duty until the
fair closes Friday night.
The special policemen are Archie
Reynolds Leonard Smith, John Web
er. and Nick Loran.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-07-29
KELSCH GIRL IMPROVES

improvement was noted in the con-
0ition Of Margaret Jean, four-year-
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. F..
Kelsch, Mandan, Wednesday morning
by her attendants in the Mandan
Deaconess hospital. She Is suffering
from spinal meningitis.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-07-29

will be the offices of Dr. Wirtz and
the firm of Kelsch and Higgins.
A dark brick will be used in the
building, the front Of which will be
decorated with white stone.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-07-29

After their first and only breeding
season, during which time 10000, 900
eggs are produced, both the male and
female eelS die.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-21

velikemu zdaru, ktory teraz ko-
runuje ich diva rocne- namahy. A
blahozelam i vsetkym tym, ktori
budd mat st'astie pocut' kon-
cert tychto nasich slovenskych
dietok. Nasim slovenskym rodi-
com odpordcam, aby ma koncert
brali SO sebou svoie dietky, lebo
som istyy, ze mnohe a mnohe nase
dietky budi poyzbudene, ably al
ony sa venovaly hudbe, ktora 20
81 'acht 'uje cloveka a otyara mu
move svety krasnych dusevnych
pozitkov. Father Lachovi a jeho
hudobnej druzine pri-olavam
Do videnia sa vsDetroit ma kon-
vencii I. X. S. j.!
Rev. stefan Kocis.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-21

h 4 " 2
mu len buducnost' slovenskeho
naroda a spasa dust nesmrtel'-
nych ma srdci lezi, ably Dol apo
-stoiom a ochrancom Slovenskej
Ligy, slebo mac kopeme 81 hrob
nielen sebe, ale cefemu slovenske-
mu narodu, ako tn, tax i tam pod
Tatrami. Pred touto slovenskeu
ustanoviznou NAL by sa kazdy
syn a dcera slovenskeho naroda
poklonit';, a ME este vytrubovat'
a zavadzat' inych, ze vraj Sloven-
ska Liga je spolahliva iba len
pre- Mad arrow. Takd loz len new
yorski komisnmajstri vyzieraci
nasej republiky mozu rozsiro-
vat. Take, nebezpecne easy e.
Ste teraz zaliehajd ma t1to ma
rodnl ustanovizen. Start i novi,
zjavnf tajni nepriatelia utocia
ma jej hradby 20 vsetkych stran;
usilujd sa podkopat' jej zaklady,.
oslabit' ju az k zomdletiu.
No dnes kazdy Slovak by nal
jako David prot Goliatovi, kaz-
da Slovenka jake sJudita proti
Holofernesovi z tel duse vrncnej
sa zopret a odrazat' Wallace uto-
ky.
Eden Radio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-21
Do Iona SLOVENSKEJ
LfGYl

Mnohi 81 snad' pomyslia, ze
preco prave do Iona Slovenskej
Ligy. Ba mnohi budl skrz-naskrz
.odsudzovat'' tnto myslienbu. Ale
ia pisem len dl'a mojich osob-
nye1l zklsenosti, ze v lone Slo-
venskej Ligy sa spajajii najlepsl
synovia a dcery naroda "a sl'a-
chetnym hcelom: sluzit' narodu a
chranit' ho proti vsetkym nepria-
tepom. Ones zijeme v takej dobe,
ked l'udia kazdeho povolania sa
spolcujd, ably svoje cisle, tym
l'ahsie dosiahnut' mohli.
Dnes sa sdruzuje vsetko, lebo
jednotlivec nem6ze 81 zaopatrit
to, Co potrebuje. Preto Slovenska
Lfga musi byt' kazdemu Sloya-
kovi mila, "a nu kazdy Slovak
must byt' odhodlany ist' do bo-
ia, al proti svojlnu nespratnemu
bratoyi. Preco mila a vzacnas
Preto, lebo ona ma najvacsi po-
diel ma osiobodzujiicej akcii slo-
venskeho naroda. Zorganizoyani
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-21

chovni k tej starej laske a horli-
vosti, ktord SINE mnohi bez vset-
kych pricin opustili, ku ktorej
SINE mrazivo ochladli.
Bud me Ease vsetci verni; roz-
horlime sa dobrom vyznanf Slo-
venskej Ligy nasej av boji "a
jej .rozkvet, prava a cest'! Drziac
sa toho, co name, aby ziadny ne.
wal koruny nasej, napravajme
pomylenych, podporujme slabych
povzbudzujme chladnych a cd.
razajme ltoky protivnfka Slov
Ligy smele zmuzile. Vykupuj.
me cas- dajme pozor, ably nasou
yinou nicoho sa neztratilo z dra.
heho dedictva otcOyskeho. Mech
zazvuei ako zvon kazda sloven
ska .dusa po celej slovehskej A.
go
merike, a hlas jej sleje sa bur!
canim vlchru do Iona Slovenskei
Lfgy, ktora oznamuje svetu slo-
venske prebudenie. Verne slime,
re ideale Slovenskej Ligy sd pev-
ne, VERNE skalopevne, ze konec-
ne vft'azstyo je Slovenskej Ligy.
Pr1d' bratu, sestro do Iona SLOW.
Ligy bojuj a pracuj "a jej lxra-
sny ideal. Odusevni sa kazdy, "a
nor hor1cou .laskou X svojmu d
bohemu narodu, poc1vaj ma svo-
je srdce a RAD sa dl1a neho. Sy-
novia a. dcery, bud'te presvedce-
nj, ze Slov. Liga q jej iistredna
sprava s celou oddanost 'ou Ia
skou odusevnenosti Vas miluje a
"a lepsiu buddcnost' tam pod Ia
trami "a mas narod pracnje. Slo-
venska Liga stoji III dnes silno
ami Tatry! M6zu ma nu hadzat'
blato deti male, vel Ike !; mozu pc
nej sa sliapat ami lsa nepohne.
Slovenska Liga sa yzmaha 4 roz-
siruje po celej slovenskej Anne
rikc.
Prosim ilzkostliye kazd d6ho, ko-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-21

americki Slovaci pracovali neil
morne cez svetovu valku "a oslo
bodenie nasho milovaneho naro
da slovenskeho. Synovia a dcery
jednej matky, ukazte dokaztt
teda, ze srdce Vase este vzdy bl
Gi ohnom rodolasky, ku tejto ma
rodnej ustanoyizni. Lebo jestl
srdcia naSe zoslabnn, ramena ma
Sc klesn1, padne slovensky narod
do hrobu nepoznaceneho a rozse
ie mas vichor casov medzi inc ma
~rody. A toto 81 len iste nepraje
me. .A ....
Kto je v lone Slovenskej Lgy
to je vojak naroda nasho, ter
zveladuje jeho silu, ten je hoder
toho mena. Ktory Slovak a Slo.
yenka sa ale odst'ahuje cd Iona
Slovenskej Ligy, ten prestava
byt' vernym svojej vlastnej kr
vi.
Mech teda vojdd do duse ma.
Sci, ako napomenutie yzacne my.
slienky Hviezdoslavoye Hero
des a Herodias):
Hoj, zaujem naroda i nam lei
ma srdci, al bude nam no povzdy
obt 'azovat' sa rozumie. q tel pra-
vel priciny, re sa srastla naro.
dom, $ MIN spolu svojsky mad
priadam zivot {ak jeho nit sa ME
kde natrhla); syoj pestovat
mrav, zyyky budeme. 1
q takyclto basnickych inspira.
eli ucme .sa, Go je to ten "Sloven.
sky duch", ia slovenskost''... A
pripomenme 81, ze nestacf len :
p'hc vyspevovat' zije, zije duch
slovensky", ale ze nam treba al
pecovat 0 to, ably ozajstne I'll, d.
by Dol pestovany a chraneny \
nasich mensinach. Nuz, 90 NAME
cinit', muxovia, bratia?
Toto: Navrat me sa vsetci, 70
botnici, obchodnic;, lekari j du.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-21
SLOVA UZNANIA
ku koncertom detskej handy Fa.
{, ther Lacha z Whiting.

/ Uznat', pochvalit a odporiicat
idobrii wee je nasou spovinnost'ou
;Takto citim, ked' pisem 9 kon.
5certe,. rktory SINE mali tuna y
Youngstown, Ohio, ktory dava]
Father Jan Lach so svojou w.
Ibornou bandou pod vedenim
prof. Edelmana. .4..
{ Program koncertu bol. bohaty
a vel'kej umeleckej ceny. A jeho
prevedenie bolo mad ocakavanie
5ysetkyych pritomnych. Obecenstvo
ba ami .my, pritomni duchovni
spravcovia tunajsich SLOW. farno-
sti, nemohli sme sa dost nacudo-
vat mad odbornym prevedenim
programu. Ia presnost', rfch-
lost, takt, a istota hudobnych
yykonov bola ozaj obdivuhodna
Neru, keby clovek nevidel ma
ylastne oei, re to hrajl .deti Q o.
sadnej skoly, musef by povedat',,
ze banda pozostava 20 samych
dospelych a dobre yycvicenych
muzov, "a ME skolopoYinnych
chlapcov a dievcat.
w castejSie SOM nacuyai ma
radiu U. s. Naval Band vo Wash
ingtone, a verte mi, ked' som ma
koncerte priyrel oci, nemohol
som sa ubranit' dojmu, ze pocd-
yam thto namornfcku bandu.
Kol'ko tn prace q cyicenia vzalo,
kym sa tieto nase slovenske die
tky tax pelne naucily HAT, to
lnoze ocenit' 81 predstavit' iba
taky, ktory nacvicil 50 skolskymi
det'mi trebars jednu diyadelnd
hru V slovencine. Preto jak Fa-
ther Lachovi, tax al p. prof. B.
delmsnoyi yysloyujem svoje Z.
primne nznanie. Biahoxeiam i'm K
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-21
ROZHLAs YSN.

Nase organizacie potrebujd re
formy. Niektore spolky toto citia
a preto posielaj1 znamenite ma
vrhy do organov. Ny podporuje-
me tieto navrhy:
y Ably sa mladym clenom, pre-
stupuj1cim z MI. Odd. do spolku,
vyplatil dar $25:' Myslime, Re by
nebolo moe ami 800, lebo to .jc
najlepsi sposob dostat' mladez do
nasich spolkov.
p Ably sa davaly bezdroGnt p5-
zickyl na certifikaty S dodatkom,
ze al ma nepohnuternosti. Nase
organizacie su predsa bratskt a
sesterske a ME ziadne Insurance..
A name tieto navrhyi pre- ct.
konvencie: S.. 81, Il.
Navrhujeme, aby "a hi. trad
nikov neboli voleni taxi, co chcii
mat "a to ,platene, ale len TAXI.
GO "a td eest' sd ochotnf vplatit'
|, organizacii Cd $1,000, do $4,000
.rocne ,(podl,'a rangu); a nayrhu-
|, jeme, ably kazda organizacia; slo-
venska utvorila sto novych hi. IL
radnickych miest. Takto by 8, sa
nasty peniaze ma sirot1nce, stare
bince, kenny a ma Diary pre- no.
vych clenov.3 :gz1V 9 ..s1TI4
So U<lf*E& ~y>
Nasim studentom a mladezi
do pamatnika: .&+>-:', p
| Lepsie svoje, ako cudze, 81
| hoe by bolo trochu nddze: ..
lebo svoje = to je mole. -
! v cudzom iny riadi. oje... 49,
1 Ku tel pohadke. 0 st'astpom
/ cloveku: ..a........ ...-,..s@ II
Boil jeden vel'ky kral', ale. vel'-
mi nest 'astlivy. zavolal vset-
kych mudrcov k sebe, ably no uro-
bill st'astnym. Nemohli. Kone6ne
jeden vel'mi m1dry povie: Kra-
l'u, bndes st'astny, ked' 81 oble-
cies kosepu SO st 'astneho eIoveka
soblecenu. Kral' hned postal pe-
4 SLOW, ably mu nasli st 'astneho .clo-
veka. Hl'adali, hl'adali,, ale, 1t "a
stneho cloveka nenasli. Ked'' ,sa
smutne vracali domov, peculi je-
dneho eloveka cestou 81 hovorit''g:
! "Narobil som sa, najedol som sa
a teraz sa yyspfm: 60 mi Wac tre-
/ ba?". Pozreli nanho videA mtl
4 tvar ziarit'' st'astim. Hned' pri-
skocili k nemu chystai sa mu
kosel'u sobliect'. Ale - hrilza:
ten st'astny clovek boil tax chu-
dobny, ze pod kabatom ami kosele
nemal.
Dnesny clovek nenarobi sa. ma
jie sa, vyspi sa, ba ma kosel'u
pod kabatom a predsa je nes
st'asthy.
Pocit st'astia je dar $ neba a
ME dar tohotO sveta.
| Kandidat republikanskej nomi-
nacie ma prezidentstvo, byvaly Sc
nator France 2 Marylandu tvrdi,
ze nadprodukcia zbozia neexistu-
je, lebo ze roku 1914 ma celom
svete urodilo sa ma kazd1 duSu
vyse 10 buslov zbozia a Y lani len
8.4 buslov. A ytedy ze sa nehoyo-
rio nadprodukcii, zbozie sa ne
pablo, nezaoravalo, swine sa MIN
nekrmily, ako teraz. Hja, ale
pan senator nebral do povahy
m6du Vtedy boly zeny okrnhie,
terax sl tl'apkave. .
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-08-19
SUCCESS IN MAKING MAYONNAISE LIES IN
 WAY OIL IS ADDED
"A Little at a Time" is Safest Method. Hills Bros. Use a Similar Rule in Their Pat ented, Coffee-Roasting
 Process H

Oil, in large amounts, added to mayonnaise ingredients usually makes the mixture separate. It is better to add oil "a little at time" There is a similar situation in coffee roasting. Occasionally, big patches can be roasted so each has the same flavor. But you can't de- pend on it. The sure way is to roast q little at q time. Hills Bros. do, with their patented, Controlled Roasting process.
 As the accuracy of the hour-glass depends upon an even, continuous flow :. little at time so the uniform flavor of Hills Bros. Coffee is produced by this patented process that roasts evenly, continuously ... little at q time. The temperature is exactly regulated while the blend flows through the roasters. Every single berry is perfectly roasted. Naturally, then, every pound has the perfect flavor!
 Hills Bros. Coffee is packed in vacuum cans that keep it fresh Air, which makes coffee go stale, is removed and kept out of these cans Even ordinary, "air-tight" can. won't keep coffee fresh. Order Hill! Bros. Coffee today. Ask for 1t bl name, and look for the Arab trade clark on the can.
 Hills Bros. Coffee, Inc, Sar Erancisco, California. Clo3i