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The Alaskan., 1931-04-24

The Aslang, 3,O00; Kennebec. 5000 are in port but had not .nloaded their fares
 The Reform had to leave the -ishinr banks to bring in a sick ,~9n'hnr of it's crew. It return Id to the banks without unload ing.
The Alaskan., 1931-04-24

William Tamaree left for Vrangell on Monday to fix up 1is home for immediate occupa- lon. After spending several years in Petersburg, MT. Tam lree declared he will be rather ACmesick fo awhile after he re- turns to Wrangell.
The Alaskan., 1931-04-24

Mrs. B. Wasvick entertained .a number of her friends at a se- ries of bridee parties at her nome last week. On Wednesday avRnin" prizes were captured by Mrs. John Otness, Mrs. Willie ~0hnscn and Mrs. Knute Thomp son: on Friday evening prizes were wcn by Miss Helen Lund, Mrs. c. Tveten and Mrs. Charles Anderson.
The Alaskan., 1931-04-24

4 farewell party was given at he home of MT. and Mrs. Jack ring, Thursday evening in hon. 1T Of Mir. and Mrs. Sarber of ocow Bay, who are leaving for -uneau this week and where they will make their future home.
The Alaskan., 1931-04-24

Snow shoe wireless hath it iss Gertie Otness expects tc ach school in the Ketchikan chools next year.
The Alaskan., 1931-04-24

William L. Paul of Ketchikan passed through this port last Saturday enroute to Ketchikan. He had been out at Rake on la-
The Alaskan., 1931-04-24

The Campfire Girls met at tho l2me of Mrs. William Stedman Wednesday evening and made 7ostors for their food sale to be leld Saturday the 18th.
The Alaskan., 1931-04-24

Passengers southbound on tho Admiral Rogers included Einat lille for Port Townsend, w. H Gallaher and H. H. Waller for xetchikan.
The Alaskan., 1931-04-24

One of the most welcome i'm provements on Front street is the remodeling of the Star Bas- arv building which is being nov ed back in line with other bulid. ings on the street.
The Alaskan., 1931-04-24

Spring fever hit town thls week and broke out in the form of fresh paint on the building, Wheeler Drug, Chet's Barber Shop and Oyama's slicked Up add a lot to the attractiveness of the street
The Alaskan., 1931-04-24

The Charles w., shrinper is n the grids in the Anderson : hipyards undergoing an over hauling and repairs.
The Alaskan., 1931-04-24

The boys on "The Hill" haI' improved wonderfully the sttec rom the Ol.Iner residence tC he schoolhouse.
The Alaskan., 1931-04-24

At meeting of the city coun cil, Monday evening, the mayor and councilmen elect were sworn in. All city employees re-em ployed and H. F. Erwin appoint d assessor.
The Alaskan., 1931-04-24

gal business and plans to return
 inere again in the near future.
The Alaskan., 1931-04-24

The l.. T. Swanson and J. f.. Lind families have moved u heir new apartments in the Telephone Exchange Building
The Alaskan., 1931-04-24

On Friday evening, the Misses dildred Johanson and Mildred 2unstad entertained a group of twenty of their friends at the JOhanSOn home.
The Alaskan., 1931-04-24

Workmen are remodeIing and "enovating the business proper ty recently vacated by the Tele- phone Exchange. A. B. Holt will occupy this space at an early date.
The Alaskan., 1931-04-24

Lloyd Rhinehart returned to Vrangell yesterday having con- oleted his work in the Ander- son Shipyards.
The Alaskan., 1931-04-24

The Tillicum Cub met at tie home of Mrs Charles Anderson Wednesday evening. Bridg9 ' rizes went to Mrs. s. JohansOn q and Mrs. Andrew Johnson.
The Alaskan., 1931-04-24

Chris DahIS taXi-cab is be- ing shipped to Juneau.
The Alaskan., 1931-04-24

Watch for that food sale by Campfire Girls at Hogue anl rveten, Saturday.
The Alaskan., 1931-04-24

Jim Porter was in port this week as skipper on the Ramona of Ketchikab.
The Alaskan., 1931-04-24

M. E. Leblanc, representative of the New York Life Insurance O., took passage for Ketchikan | II the Alameda.
The Alaskan., 1931-04-24

Mrs. Wayne Walther and ba- by daughter Alice, left on thl Alameda to join her family ia Ketchikan.
The Alaskan., 1931-04-24
FOR SALE:-24-ft. trolling boat, 4 h.p Regal engine at a bargain. Inquire this office:

WAITED: Light-house keep ing work. Leave your calls in Alaskan Office.
 FOR Bottom rOwb0at Inquire of George M. Nelson Devils Thumb Apts. No 4.
 FOR SALE-16 h.p. FRISCO STANDARD. Excellent condition Terms to right party-$350.
 Geo. Sumption, WrangeL.
The Alaskan., 1931-04-24

Chris Lang will remove his haberdashery and tailor shop D the Wheeler Block adjoining the Modern Grocery, about the 1st of May.
The Alaskan., 1931-04-24

Born to MT. and Mrs. Freder ick Nelson, at Petersburg Hos pital. Sunday April 19, a son.
The Alaskan., 1931-04-24

MT. and Mrs. w. D. Gross of Juneau spent a few days in Pe- tersburg last week. MT. Gross is proprietor of the Coliseum chain of theatres in the First Division.
The Alaskan., 1931-04-24
In the Spotlight

In the Spotlight
 Chris DahPS taxi-cab is be- ng shipped to Juneau.
 Jim Porter was in port this week as skipper on the Ramona of Ketchikab.
 Watch for that food sale by Campfire Girls at Hogue anl rveten, Saturday.
 Born to MT. and Mrs. Freder ick Nelson, at Petersburg Hos pital. Sunday April 19, a son.
 Mrs. Wayne Walther and ba by daughter Alice, left on thl Alameda to join her family in Ketchikan.
 M. E. Leblanc, representative of the New York Life Insurance O., took passage for Ketchikan n the Alameda.
 Lloyd Rhinehart returned to Vrangell yesterday having con- oleted his work in the Ander- son Shipyards.
 The L. T. Swanson and J. r.. Lind families have moved u heir new apartments in the Telephone Exchange Building
 Passengers southbound on tho Admiral Rogers included Einar lille for Port Townsend, w. H Gallaher and H. H. Waller for xetchikan.
 The boys on 'The Hill" haI; improved wonderfully the sttec rom the Ol.lner residence t0 he schoolhOuse.
 The Charles w., shrifnper is n the grids in the Anderson hipyards undergoing an over hauling and repairs.
 -X-
 On Friday evening, the Misses iildred JohanSon and Mildred 2unstad entertained a group of twenty of their friends at the Johanson home.
 Chris Lang will remove his haberdashery and tailor shop D the Wheeler Block adjoining the Modern Grocery, about the 1st of May.
 MT. and Mrs. w. D. Gross of Juneau spent a few days in Pe- tersburg last week. MT. Gross is proprietor of the Coliseum chain of theatres in the First Division.
 The Tillicum Cub met at tie home of Mrs Charles Anderson Wednesday evening. Bridg9 : rizes went to Mrs. s. Johanson and Mrs. Andrew Johnson.
 Workmen are remOdeIing and "enovating the business proper ty recently vacated by the Tele- phone Exchange. A. B. Holt will occupy this space at an early date.
 X
 At meeting of the city coun i cil, Monday evening, the mayor and councilmen elect were sworn in. All city employees re-en1 oloyed and H. F. Erwin appoin5- { d assessor.
 Spring fever hit town thls week and broke out in the form | of fresh paint on the building, Drug, Chet's Barber
The Alaskan., 1931-04-24
RADIO REPAIRING See Lind

TELEPHONE EXCHANGE poo o1BB4oaetoa4puo
The Alaskan., 1931-04-24
HALVRVrT FARES SOLD IN
 PETERSBURG

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The Washington times., 1931-02-06
PLANS
'TH|qn PARTY

, History will bring President
. Hoover bcfOt the bar of justice
- for his absolute failure to
handle the present economic
, situation"
Howard Y. Williams so declared
last night in outlinging plans for
formation of a third party by the
League for Independent Political
Action. headed by DR.. John
Dewey, philosopher. Mr. Williams
is executive secretary of the
league
, In a talk before the Unitarian
Laymens League in All Souls
Unitarian Church. he explained
that the third party would de-
mand recognition of Soviet Rus
sia, revision of the Versailles
Treaty and federal control of all
water power He admitted on
questioning by laymen present
that the platform represents the
immediate demands of the So
cialist party"
He said there was no intention
of forming third party before
the 1886 election. unless the
Democrats nominate Owen D.
Young or SON other representa-
tive of the power trust" The
party will champion the cause OF
the small business man and man
ufacturer and farmers, as against
the capitalists, he said.
The Washington times., 1931-02-06
SLUindLer RObS Man
In Court Corridor

Believing himself to be paying
a fine for a friend, Stanley Parker,
of the 1400 block Crittenden st.
N. W., yesterday was relieved of a
$40 bill by a confidence man" in
the very corridors of the City Po-
lice Court.
Parker made the mistake OF en-
trusting the $40 to a person he
met, while waiting for the court to
open, who told him he would Fix
things up properly" Things were
not fixed up, however, and a war,
rant has been issued for the per.
son believed to have appropriated
the $40,
The Washington times., 1931-02-06
DR.. Scott Is Speaker
At Fete for Pastor

DR.. Emmett j. Scott, secretary,
treasurer of Howard University,
delivered the principal address
last night at installation exer.
cises at Shiloh Baptist Church
in honor of the Rev. Earl Harri
son, new pastor. The program
was under the auspices of the
Texas Club, as DR.. Scott and the
Rev. Harrison are both natives
of the Lone Star State.
Installation exercises will con
tinue through next Tuesday night
at which time a reception will
be held for the pastor.
The Washington times., 1931-02-06
Train Lacked Lights,
Is Chqrqe in Killing

An inquest will be held Thurs
day in Halethorpe, Md, into the
death of two persons in a grade
crossing accident in that place
last night Raymond Arnold, 20,
and his wife, Lilly. were instantly
killed when their automobile was
struck by a fast Pennsylvania
train at the Selma Avenue cross
ing in Halethrope.
Police said that witnesses de-
clared there we're no headlights
on the fast train, but this was
denied by railroad officials.
The Washington times., 1931-02-06
$4,000 Fund GiUen
To College of Deaf

A fund of $4,000 raised over a
long period of years and from
many sources, was yesterday pre-
sented to Gallaudet College, ma
tionally known school for the deaf
for erection of building in mem.
ory of DR.. Edward Minor Gallau.
Diet, founder of the school.
Prof. Harley Drake, chairman
of the committee which raised the
fund, presented the money to DR.
Percival Hall, president of Gal
laudet, at a ceremony which was
attended by several hundred per
sons who crowded the little chapel
of the college.
The Washington times., 1931-02-06

Sturdy construction and
solid leather throughout-gen-
uine white oak soles and rub
Der heels. Black or tan calf.
Sizes for boys from II to 6
and for girls from 81a to 6.
Kaufman's-First Floor
The Washington times., 1931-02-06
Meyer Foe Checks
Action in COnOreSs

Action on the appointment of
Eugene F. Meyer of New York,
as governor of the Federal Re
serve System, was postponed to.
day, when Representative McFad.
den tRO of Pennsylvania, one of
Meyers opponents, asked to be
heard further by the Senate
Banking Committee today.
At today's session of the COM
mittee, Representative Rainey
(RO of Illinois, attacked Meyer.
and charged that under his di.
rection the Federal Farm Loan
System had gone on the rocks. y
The Washington times., 1931-02-06
STUDENTS PLAN SHOW

SILVER SPRING, Md, Feb. 6.
The students of the Takoma-Silver
Spring High School who staged a
minstrel show on the night of
January 80 will repeat their en-
tertainment in the auditorium of
the school building in Poolesville.
Friday night. for the benefit of
the Red Cross, it was announced
yesterday,
The Washington times., 1931-02-06
KiUdnis Secretary
For Decade Resigns

George H. Winslow concluded
10 years of service as secretary.
treasurer of the Washington XII
wants Club yesterday, when his
resignation was accepted at the
clubs luncheon in the washing
ton Hotel.
A resolution lauding WinSlow
for his service and ability was
passed by the club. which also
appropriated $1,000 for the Com
munity Chest.
The Washington times., 1931-02-06
REP. CONDON GIVES TALK

Representative Francis Condor
of Rhode Island was the princi-
pal speaker at a meeting of the
Holy Name Society at the Holy
Trinity Church last night. Mr..
Condor spoke on modern prob
lens in religion.
The Washington times., 1931-02-06
U. S. TYPEWRITERS

italian manufacturers are pro-
testing the importation of more
than 1000 American typewriters
this year.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-07
MILOVANIE ZAPLATILA
SMRTOU.

SlovenSkG Raslavice boly pobll-
rene zlocinom, aky sa caSto ne
prihodL, Ma dvore rol'nika koval-
Gina je skupina krov a tych
bola najdcna mrtvola 30-roGnei
kovalcinovej Svobodnej Scstry An
ny, matkN dvoch nemanzelsEych
det1 vo vcku If a ; roxy. StraSli-
w nalcz Vyvolal hr0zu V celej de-
dine a 0 zihadncj vrazdc debato-
vaIo Sd ziyo dz do prichodu Get
nickel strazr, ktora tajomStvo,
zaStrctt okolo mrtvej zeny, od-
haIila. V prvom rade konStatova-
la, re mrtVa povcSena .je Ia ten
Ky pOvraz na ohcbnG haluze krov,
co naSvcdCovalo tOmu, ze takto
SamOvrazdu spachat' nemohla. 10
Stavala druha moznoht', ze bola
zabita a potom do krov zavese-
ma. kto mohol byt' pachatel'o 'om I?
Cudzi iste ME, preto by bral ne
znamtj zene zivot. "a, tax dostal
na do krizoveho ohna otazok %
roGnI robotnlk Z Mad 'arskych
Ra>lavic, Stefan Stiblar. s kto-
rIm mala Kovalcinova diet "a, te-
raz uz trojrocne. Stiblar sa pri-
znal, ze sd chcel zbavit' od neh0
starsej milenky a preto 81 pripra-
vii povraz so sluckou, isiel k do
mu Kovalcinovej, vyvolal jul Won,
potom sa na nu vrhnul, uskrtil .iu,
hodil jej ma kirk slucku a odtia-
hol jul do krov, kde tenky povraz
priviazal, ably sa zdalo, ze Koval-
cinova spdchala samovrazdu. Sti-
blar bol zatknuty a dodany do
v;zenia krajskeho sudu v Pre-
Sove.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-07
KOL'KO LODI PLAYA MA MO-
RI POD C.-SLOV. VLAJKOU?

NaSa namorna moe je ami ME
tax nepatrna, ako 81 to mnohl
predstavuju. Domovskym prista-
vom naSich lodi ME je vSak ami
Hamburg, ami BrGmy, kde by SIT
sedily majestatnymi tranSatlan-
tikmi, ale hlacnG meSto naSej re-
publiky Praha. Najvacsia ceSko-
slovenska LODI namorna "Legie >
dnes predbezne odpoclva ham
burgskych pristavoch, ably wye
kavala lepsiu obchodn1 situaciu.
Ma ostatnych: Frame, "Dali-
bori'', ''Neptune,', "Magdaltne'
Smichov', "PIzni" a "Dubni"
dosial este kotle ncvyhasly. Ma
.ji Sa StatoGne k svetu a bcril XII
lomctre Ma vSetkNch occanoch.
Sukinku ich opustlla vySsej mo-
ci len "Arna', druha najv%csia
naSa lod ktora stroslotala roku
1928.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-07
sEKEROU MA EXEKUTOROV

X Marii Kadlecikovej Prejte
pri Have (Trenc.) prisli sndni Wy
konayatelia oznamit' jej, he sa
ma vyst 'ahovat' 2 bytu. TO Kad-
leclkovt rozculilo TAX, re vzala
ma exekhtorov sekeru, ked' tito
dali zavolat' cetnikov, zavolala 81
kadlecfkova ma pomoc svoje dive
dcery. Tie sa ozhrojily drnkami.
Kadleclkova pripravila 81 papri-
ku, ktoru chcela nasypat' cetnl-
kom do ocu. Jeden z mich ju ale
Cd chrbta chytil papriku jej W.
sypal ruky. Kadlecikova zaca-
la z1rit' este viac, take musela
byt' sp1tana doprayena do va
zenla. Al na Jej dcery bolo urobe.
ne trestne oznamenie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-07

chramu. Naroda sd uz tolko ST.
slo do cerkvi, ze uz nebolo mie-
sta, tax re museh zostat' na von-
ka, dokial smdtoene obrady sa
neskoncily. Naroda bolo mnoho,
videl som prominentnych l'udi,
jako na prfklad hlavny predseda
Narodnoho Russkoho Bratstva D.
Stefan Benco, potion Dol tam
Doktor chiropraktily, predseda
hlavnych kontrolorov p. Jan Will
ner a P. M. j. Hancin, redaktor
"Rodiny" z Clevelandu. V cerkvi
O. Honcak mali tax dojimavu ka-
zen, re mnoho naroda cerkvi
plakalo. Hovorili, ze prisli sme tn
do tejto zemi americkej S tym "a
merom, re tn pobudeme len ma
cas- a my svoje kosti tn slozime
ma veky, a re nasa rodina v kra-
ju ami nezna, co sa tn nami ro-
bi, kedy pride mas koniec. Kazen
bola mnoho dojimava ma kazd6-
no.
Zatym narod vySiel cerkvi
mrtvym telom a posadali do au-
tomobilov tax sd ruSili ma elm
tOrin. Automobilov bolo bars
mnoho, ami som ich nemohol poci-
tat. Ma samom predku isiel mas
mayor mesta Julius dvoma a.
merickymi zastavami a tax vSe-
tlIy automobily "a MIN az na elm
TORN. Ma cintorine sd truhla O.
tvorila este, a tax sa obrady skon-
ely so spevom "Vicna jemu pa
mjat bIazeni pokoj'', "a cim
truhla bola spustena do matky
zeme.
z narodu pojcdni prisli potom
do domu potesit' manzelku .nebo-
heho.
Bol to ozaj pohreb taky, jaky
SINE videli len starom kraji.
Mnohi hovorili, re este taky po-
hreb nevideli "a. svojej pamati,
"a co najviac zasluh maj1 O. Hon
cak, duchovnfI1~ IA Joan Bobos.
kantor, TAX tiez ma nemaIi1 "a
sluhu Jozef Vansac, ktory po-
hreb spravoval, zeby Dol poria-
dok.
Truhlu niesli nasledovni bra
tia: Andrej Cvercko, Jan Simko,
Juraj Graham, Jan Kascak, Mi
chal Kropinak, Juraj Kropinak,
Nikolaj p. .Dubos, Juraj Liber-
tin, Michael Kovac, Michael Ku-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-07

va) z Youngstown, a Jan Chovan
Massillon, Ohio. Dalsi direkto-
ri, po jednom v kazdeho mesta
5ud1 pridanf jaknahle nam budt
z kazdeho mesta poslani, menovi-
te Minneapolis, miest v Sta
te Wisconsin, z Chicago, z Lorain,
Clevelandu, Pittsburghu a z
inych miest. Ziadame, ably kazdy
casopis, ktoryy pracuje "a tito ak
ciu, stal sa clenom tejto iistred-
nej rady. Tohoto roku name ma
mysli plan, dPa ktortho hodlame
sosbierat' $50,0O0.OO upisami ma
sfuboch a hotovymi peniazmi.
V kratkej bud1cnosti budn od-
byvane valne schodze na roznych
miestach a prva bude asi o diva
tyyzdne V Massillon, O., na ktorej
oeakavame, ze 1pisami sosbierame
znacn1 sumu a usnesieme sa ma
roztriedeni prace.
Pritomni zastupci zahajili sbier
ku a upisali nasledovni: Jan Bo-
zon Uuptak) $25.00, Jan Sabaka
(Sabacik) $500, Jan Stano $40,
J. J. Pavelda $40, Stefan Patrik
(rodak NitrianskeO $5, Jan
Kuzmik (Zubaj) 50, Jan Chovan
S., Jan Prazniak S., M. d. Hi
ben SIS, Daniel Sramo So, Michal
Kuzmik s., Matej Ilavsky So, Mi
chal Sabaka (Gripcek) s., Mi
chal Profant s., Jan Hiben (Stan-
cek) IS, Jan Halko st. (Badik)
s.. Spolu $125.O0.
Memo, pod ktorym budeme spre
vadzat' ttito akciu, sme vybrali
tak6to: "POMOC PRE- VYHO-
RELY VAZEC', 1O6 S. Case Ave.
Akron, Ohio. Vsetkv dopisy ty-
kajuce sa tejto akcie posielaite
pod tymto menom na tdto ad-
resu.
Vsetky ceky, money ordere, pc
niaze alebo npisy poSielajte ma Il
ctovnika nstrednej rady pod me-
nom "POMOC PRE- VYHORELY
VAZEC', 1O15 - 18th ST., S. f.
Massillon, Ohio. DalSie oznamo-
vania budu tomto casopise.
J. J. Pavelda, predseda.
Jan Sabaka, zapisnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-07
ZOMREL VERNY SVOJMU
RODU PRACOVNIK.

Campbell, O. Ctcna redakcia
Youngstownskych Novin, racte mi
popriat' miesta, chcem podat'
zpravu nahlej smrti naSho ma
rodovca Michala OlSa vskeho. Ne
boil nebohy este tax starry, no
smrt' nevybera, ti to je stary "a
lebo ME.
Nebohy brat Michal Olsavsky
Dol uz dlhsie roxy v Amerike a
Dol dobrym, tichym pracovnikom
pri nasej Pravoslavnej Ruskei
Cerkvi. TAX tiez bol nasim kasi-
rom cerkovnym "a dlhsie roxy.
Bol on al starostlivym, ma kazdy
cent jeho svereny iak kasirovi
Zato mas chram Bozi napredoval
a dlh ub1dal: vse a vSe no bolo
menej. Boil on tiez i elenom mas
ho Amerikanskeho Ruskeho Citi-
zenskeho Klubu, tax tiez boil Gle
nom Amerikanskoho Narodncho
Bratstva Cislo % a teraz Dol al
predsedom toho spolku.
Nebohy zomrel dina Is. julia.
Pohreb sa mu odbyval nedel'u,
19. julia Ruskej Pravoslavnej
cerkvi Sv. Jana Krstitel'a. Po-
hreb mu odkoncil Otec Peter
Honcak, mas duchovnfk. Pohreb-
ne odpravy zacaly sa o /. po obe-
de. Narod sa zacal schadzat w
0 IL. hodine do domu. Mladi Gle
novia A. r. n. b. vyrllkovali ma
predok krfzom, "a ktorym isly
de amerikanske zastavy a tax "a
mimi smutne cierne zastavy a tax
| potion vsetky cerkovne zastavy
Obrady dome smntku odbavil
mas duchovny Peter Honcak ma
Sim kantorom. Ia tym truhlu wy
niesli ma dyor, kde sd malo "a
stavili s trhhlou tax sa citalo
evanjelium duchovnikom. Potom
narod pustil sa na peso az dc
cerkvi. Cestou spievali smiitoe
nom pochode ':Sjatij Boze," :
| druhy raz sPomiluj nina Boze'
laz dokiap procesia neprisla d.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-07
zma, Frank Kalitic Michael Ka-

zma, Frank Kalitic a Michael Ka-
las. *
Ma ostatku este pripomnem, re
nebohy boil iste dobry a obl'ubeny
elovek, co sa dokazalo ma jeho
ostatnej ceste, ma ktorej no top-
ky narod odprevadzal. Mech I'll
je zem l'ahka, mas bratu Olsavs!zy
a Tebe sestro mech Bob potesl V
Tvojom zarmutku.
Som s nctou pozdravom
Jan Kascak,
zapisnfk Amerikanskoho Ruskoho
Politickeho Klubu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-07
"a oDCINENIE KRIzI v DIRE.
VARSTVE.

V Bratislave zasedal drevarsky
vybor Narodohospodarskeho Il
stavu Slovenska a Podk. Rusi,
ktory prejednal otazky s1visiace
so slovenskym lesnym hospodar-
stvom, ako al drevarskym prize
myslom. Vybor sa usniesol pred
lott Wade niektore poziadavkM
dopravneho razu, ktor6 majd cd
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-07
MATKA PREBODLA SVOJE
DIETA NOZOM.

V istej dedine pri Mukaceve
pohadali sd V opilstve manzelia
Nagyovci. Ia hadky pocal ich O.
semrocny syn dohovarat' obom,
preco sa hadaj1. To jeho matku
tax rozculilo, re schytila kuchyn-
sky noz a vrazila no chlapcovi do
prs. Matku zatkli.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-07

bude musiet' fEukavo zobrat' len
o omrvinky bohat6ho stola Sta
tneho rozpoctu, statnych who'd,
dodavok, statneho zamestnania a
dObrOdeni!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-07
70 starei vIasti
(Zpravy Z krajovych novin.)
zUFALOsT MA POHRONI.
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