davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30
AKCIA sLOVENsKEJ L1GY IA NUDZNYCH
SLOVAKOV.
Mill Bratia:

Mill Bratia:
Nejdem Vas dlhym pripison
unuvat'. Poviem Yam to kratko
strucne: Slovenska Liga vo svo
JOIN lone utvorila Vybor Vzajom
nej pomoci, ktory - S pomoco,
Vasou - ide pomahat' sloven
skym rodinam, ktorych ziviteli;
sd bez prace a bez akychkolvel
prostriedkov potrebnych k nasf
teniu a zaodiatiu tela. Je to vzne
sena, Bohu mila a pre- mas l'ut
nanajvys potrebna akcia. No, be:
Vasho pricinenia, bez vasej po
moci sotva by SINE oeakavany Il
speech dosiahi. Preto obraciam S;
ma Vas so snaznou prosbou: svo
latte hned' spolocnn schodzu 6
pozvite ma hu vsetky spolky
jednotlivcov o ktorych viete, !,
bud1 s Vami kooperovat' Va,
V tejto vznesenej povinnosti pod
norovat'.
Ma sch6dzi tejto zvorte alebr
vymenujte tieto vybory: l. vybo,
sbierok; 2. Vybor zasobovaci; 3
Vybor statistiky; 4. Vybor soci-
alny; 5. Vybor zabavno- -agitacny
- Vyborom mech je pridelena ia
to praca:
/. Sbiera grose, satstvo, obuv,
potraviny a palivo.
2. Kolektuje a opatruje darca.
mi dane satstvo, obuv, potraviny
q palive.
3. Prijima prihlasy nddznych a
so s1hlasom ostatnych clenov w
boru, udeluje podporu v biede sa
nachodiacim.
4. Muzski clenovia socialneho
vyboru poskytn1 radu a pomoc
tym rodakom, ktorf v pristeho.
yaleckych otazkach ochranu po-
treboyat bud1. Jlenkvne (zenvl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30
JONES ODoBRENY I TELEGRAMoM.

Kandidacia Ja'aesa Jonesa mayora nasho me-
sta odobrena bola stredu dennikom 'The Youngstown
Telegram Jones dosta tedy odobrene cd oboch miest
ych dennikov anglckych cd robotnckeho organu "La-
Dor Record Cd easopsu talianskeho, mad 'arskeho ma
sho.
Odobrenie Jonasovej kandidacie horemenoyanymi
casopisn m6ze byt kazdenu obcanovi spoil ahlivym
kovodcom pri hlasovan Me e to nahoda Re teto ca
sopisy odporlcaju Jonesa Ia mayora Ony vida nom
kandidata, ktoly uz dokazal schopnym, kor je uz
zkusenym rozhl adenym prac, aka cd dobreho
yora ocakava Vsetky tieto easopisy vyzdvihud jeho
vel Ike schopnost financno oadmnistraivne ebo to s6
terajsich azkJch casoch napotrebnejie kvalfikace
mayorskeho kandidata
Neurobi nkto chybu, ked' utorok odhlasuie ma
James z. Jonesa mayora sest' najstarsich caso-
pisov Youngstown nenoze myit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30
ANNA MARTMKO UsNULA
MA VEGNOSf.

Anna Martinko, 24-rocna dcers
Martina a Amy Martinko, 2O3 S
Truesdale Ave., usnula ma vec
most %. oktobra 26. oktobra
bola odprevadena domu smu
tku chramu Sv. CyrilIa a Me
thoda ma cintorfn Kalvariu. Cir
kevne obrady v domacnosti, !,
chrame a ma cintorine vykonal ve.
lebny pan Michal j. Tondra. v
ch anne v meme zosnulej pod'a
ko' J rodicom, sestram, bratom
rodiIa vsetkym, ktorf jakym
kol sp6sobom usnuld poctili
TAX j my, jej rodicia, sestry a
bratia, cez tie nase Youngstown
ske Slovenske Noviny vr1cnc
vd'aky yzdavame tym, ktori ma
Sci milej usnulej deere uctu Ia
sku preukazali sv. omsou, mod
iitbou, kvetami, navstevou v do
macnosti, chrame a na cintorine.
Vd'aka yam, priatelia !
Martin Martinko
manzelkou q dietkanli
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30

bory u Vas a v smysle vysspo-
menuteho planu sa venovat' tel
to vznesenej akcii, racte nam po,
slat mena adresy niekol kych
takych rodakov, ktorych by sme
so sbieranfm "darov lasky' po-
VERT mohli a ktori by tdto funk
ciu na seba ochotne prijali.
Tlaciva: sbierajdce listing, po-
istenky atd'. posleme Yam hned'
nahle dcstaneme Cd Vas adresu,
komu maju byt' dorucene.
Dakujac Yam vopred vracnc
"a Vasu ochotu,
som 1primnym bratskym po-
zdravenlm Yam oddany
Jan A. Kocdr,
tajomnik Slovenskej Ligy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30
HLASUJME IA MILL LEVY A IA OBNOVENIE
SKOLSKEJ DANE,

Zadnemu obcanovi Youngstown netreba pripomi-
nat, ze zeme tazkych easoch, ebo kazdy to cfti
sebe najlepse.
Ale prave preto, re teraz kazdy najvac seba
meho stara s obavy, ze obcana zameskau vykonat pc
vinnost', ktord maj1 voc ceku.
Touto povinnost 'ou je postarat chudobu mesta
postarat sa, ably nase skoly maly zabezpeeene pre-
stredky.,
Ma poetaranie cEudobu navrhnuta lie jeden
dolarova prirazka ia kazdJch tisfc doarov majetku
Tao prirazka ie len ieden rok bude plaena daov
1ikml len roku 1892. Vynese okolo $3oO,oO0 tFch
to penaz bEoe davat mesto n1dzovu pracu tym, ktor
pracu ponoc nasurnejse potrebujd. Poltika pri
delovani prlce bude vylcena Je to mala prrazka po
merne ku vcl'kemu dobru ktore vykona. Ko ma na pr
dom, odhadnuty k zdanenu Gene $4,000, bude platt
roku 1892 diva dolure januari a diva dolare iul
mic Wac.
Odhlasovane tcjto prirazky je potrebne lebo Com
nity Chest nea to ko prostriedkov ably bola vstave
So postarat cel1 chudobu tito zmu Ocakava
ha,(e tito zinu cd $4,000 do 10000 Pud
lplne bez prostredkov zvobytiu potrebnych. Nome
ie, re vyse 10000 udi Pomoc nepride zadna cd vady
krajny, ami od vlady statu. Kazd6 meso musi sta
rat samo svojich ntdznych.
A postarat' sa musi. To kdze nielen Iudsky kre
stansky cit, ale opatrnost. Kto ma l'udsky Cit ten
bude hlasovaL Zone mill levy" bez prosenia no to-
Ale ko e tax sebecky Ga dost ch jeD re nedba co
eho bliznm 1ob nz ten uz len pre- svoju sebeckost
by NAL Ilasovat tito malick1 danov pirazku. Dva-
dsat sic hiadujucich lud nebude pokorne ako
mierat' latom zimou! Had je I'll! radca. Nevybera
prostriedkocb, ably ukojil.
Mech ma kazdy pred ocami, re tdto prirazku nebude
patit odrazu ned. Do tych eias ponery napravia
Nikto ju nepoct. urobi krasny ludsky krest ansky
skutok.
Porebne ic tiez vysvetlit re hlasovanie "a ''36-n
school levy ME zadnou daiou, ale len obnove
MIN dane, ktori teraz platme. Te1nin teto dane Wy
prsi preto ia treba obnovlt Bez sk6l nemozno byt
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30

7aobstaraj1 lekara, lieky a Inc
pre- chore matky a dietky po.
trebne veci.
5. Zariad 'uje prednasky, We.
ierky a inc sluSne zabavy, z kto-
rych cisty osoh sa venuje na
fond vzajomnej pomoci.
Povinnost' - kooperacia -
miestnych vyborov.
AZ Miestny vybor tyzdennc de
tuje Cstrednemu Vyboru Wa
.omnej Pomoci.
b. Miestny vybor posiela u
trednemu Vyboru soznam 0 po.
noe sa prihlasivsich rodakov, a.
20 j veci, ktore pre- mich sosbie-
raj.
q Sprava miestnych vyborov,
% skolektovanych penazi, posie-
la $3.50 Ustrednsmu Vyboru Wa
omnej Pomoci ma adresu Sloven.
ska Lfga, P. 0. Box 996, Pitts.
burgh, Pa. - z obnosu toho bu.
de udelovana pomoc jednotliv-
com a slovenskym rodinam, ktore
lijd ma takych plejzoch, kde So
ami vybory utvorit', ami sbierky
zaviest' nedaj1.
Cinnost', povinnost' Ustredneho
Vyboru.
a. Zasobuje intestine vybory tie
civami pre- akciu, ako al vecmi
pre- akciu potrebnymi k napoma.
haniu nldznych.
b. Zaobstara recnika ma pred.
nasky a obhajcu pre- nevinne sti-
hanych prenasledovanych ro-.
dakov.
q Vedie celd Svojpomocn1
Akciu cestou korespondencie a ca
sopisov; nctuje verejne obdr-.
zanych darov.
A este toto. Ak by sa Yam.
drahi bratia, nepodarilo tieto VI,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30
sLOVENsKA ZENA
KANDIDATKOU Ma URAD
Pani Anna n. Zetts uchadza sa O
trad klerka Coitsville Township.
Pat klubov odobrilo jej kandida-
ciu a jej zvolenie je iste.

Pani Anna H. Zetts je jedinou
slovenskou zenou v Mahoning do
line, ktora je v sozname kandi-
datov ma romantic drady me-
stach a obciach tohto okresu
Pani Zettsova uchadza sa o trad
klerka Coitsville Township a dpa
zaujmu jej kandidaciu mozno
sndit', ze bude ma tento trad zvo
lena. Pani Zettsovu endorsovalo
pat obeianskych klubov v Camp
bell, posledn1 nederu Americko
Slovensky Obciansky Kub, kto
ry endorsoval Jana Swanteka "a
trustisa, a Campbell Welfare
Club. Ma volebnej schodzi v pia-
tok PAM Zettsova dostala mnoho
gratulacif, ze sa odhodlala kandi
dovat'. Je ona iedinou zenou Y
Coitsville Twp, ktora sa osmcli
la do politiky. v svojej reel pani
Zettsoya predpovedala, ze v bu-
d1cnosti Wac zien bude nasledo-
vat jej priklad.
PAM Zettsova je sdca ma tento
urad. V lani ju cenzusny trad
vlady Spoj Statov vymenoyal "a
popisovatel 'ku. Je manzelkou D.
Emra Zettsa, postoveho nradni
ka. Zaslnzi 81, aby ma 1u kazdy
volic slovensky Coitsville Twp.
hlasoval a tax pomohol zvolit'
slovenskf zenu po prvy raz tuna
do ilradu. sg
Doeasne zavretic tllnajsieh
bank nejedneho vyIecilo 20 'su-
narinrifu kam r,lny11'' d
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30
ROZHI.AS YsN.

grosom, cltnym slovom
n1dzneho podopre.
Ked' vidi diet 'atko
slovenske zbiedene,
kupi mu satocky
i dac' ma jedenie.
Ked' vie o vdovici
krdlom malych deti,
60 len raz do tyzdna
ku MIN ia zaletl.
A donesie "a hrst'
smiechot radosti,
"a koSik potravin,
pre- deti sladkosti.
Kde choroba v dome
a zafalstvo vladne,
necaka, kym strasna
rama ma dom padne.
Ale svola pomoc
dobrych, .citnych rudi
a tax cierne mraky
znad domu odpudi.
Stara sa svojet',
seba nestoji -
vsetci ubiedenf
s1 mu "Mili moji.''
Dostava on "a to
ver' hojnu odmenu:
citi srdci sladkost' ---
neochutna blenu. ....~,
Vsetci bud me svojho
rodu milovnici
mech sa nenajde mas
nikto na ulici.
Pritnl me sa tesno
jeden ku druhemu
tax odolame
nest'astiu vel'kemu.
V Amerike navrati sa prosperi-
a, ked' easopEy-a l'ud zacnu ve-
lovat' Wac pozornosti zivotnym
tazkam menej vrazdam, fut-
'alu, prajz-fajtom burze. Ma
ozlnstenie t'azkych problemov
otrebna je koncentracia celeho
Iaroda.
Ba co asi povedali ii stoprocen-
owl na to, co nedavno povedal
cudzincoch" Mr.. Hooper,
Hubou sa najlepsie vlastcnci
Ku 2S. oktobru,:
Slovaci krv vylievali
"a svoju ,slobodu,
aby neboli podnozou
ziadnemu narodu!
Cesi to nepochopili
tax, ako sa patri,
preto ich nemaju radi
tt slovensti bratri!
Tel eesko-slovenskej Kacke sa
raj dobre sedi - na lone fran
dzskeho Franka.
Depresia-nedepresia - Sloyaci
Iankety musejd mat!
'richyteny:
Japon tdzil
"a Mandz1rskom
AMI pes "a
masa kuskom.
Chcel no dostat'
do moci,
kym je Gina
v nemoci.
'A1o ,ov;x.ol
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30

Docasne zayretic tllnajsfeh
bank nejedneho vyliecilo 20 'su-
periority komplexu
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30
Prichyteny:

Japon tuzil
"a Mandz1rskom
AMI pes "a
masa kiskom.
Chcel ho dostat'
do moci,
kym je Gina
nemoci.
Ale prisiel
Stryko Samo,
skrical nanho
Bcrze sa no!
Ty chces Cinu
okradat',
ked' jej treba
pomahat'!
A tax miestc
Mandz1rie,
dostal sa do
mizerie
ten Japonec
lakomny.
na cudzie jak
vlk hladny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30
It's toasted
vosu HrdeInd Protskcio
Proti dra1deniu-proti kosl'u
q vodovzdorny CeIiophane Udrzuie
To "Toasted" PrscI,uf Kzdy cerstvd

NAcVVA7E Ma Lucky Strike Tanefna orkestru kadj nto,ok
H,rfok a sobotn ,eie, po N. B. c. sief.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30

Vsetci bud me svojho
rodu milovnici -
mech sa nenajde q mas
nikto ma ulici.
Pritnl me sd tesno
jeden ku druhemu ---
a tax odolame
nest'astiu vel'kemu.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-06-27
SCIENTISTS WILL
 STUDY GLACIAL
 BOULDER FORMS
ARE CONDUCTING INVESTIGA- IN VARIOUS ALASKA
 DISTRICTS

Results of close study of gla- cial moraines and of glacial bould- CTS carried by ice-carrying sub Actic streams may prove to be the solution of how glacial boulders were deposited in gravel beds scattered from Virginia to North Carolina, northern Alabama and northern Mississippi, the Juneau Chamber of Commerce was told by Chester K. Wentworth, ASSOC fate Professor of Geology of Wash ington University, St. Louis, re- ports the Empire.
 Prof. Wentworth and L. L. Ray, teaching assistant in the same in- Stitution, are conducting investiga- tionS which will require work in Juneau and at Skagway for sev- eral weeks; similar time on the upper Yukon River between White horse and Circle; and additional time in Prince William Sound gla- cial areas
 History of Research
 Some 10 years ago, Prof. Went worth said, 8 study in the terraced gravels in Maryland, considerably south of the known reach of the Pleistocene ice fields, revealed the presence of glacial boulders. It
Seward daily gateway., 1931-06-27

was at first thought these had been carried into the district by the action of tidal waters, move mentS of large bergs, etc.
 Later work in areas of Virginia, Tennessee and North Carolina, nor thern Alabama and Mississippi, re- vealed similar boulders beyond the reach of tidal influence It was then concluded that the boulderS had been carried by rivers where ice floes were running.
 Seeks To Prove Difference
 Prof Wentworth and MT. Ray seek to determine if there is any discoverable difference be tween boulders deposited by glacial re- cesSion and those carried by sub Arctic streams when they are car rying ice. Superficially, he said, there doesn't seem to be any diff
Seward daily gateway., 1931-06-27
DAN CUPID ARRIVED

It is whispered that Dan Cupid arrived on the SS Yukon last evening from the South with a couple of comedy girls who are to be wed today to local young fellows, or darn soon. One ear is being kept to the ground It is said one of the happy young men is Peyton of the Signal Corps.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-06-27
COMMUNITY CHURCH
10 A. M. Sunday School.

10 A. M. Sunday School.
 II A. M. Mrs. E. E ReiSner will preach at this morning service next Sunday. The pastor urges that all will hear her interesting message.
 There will be no evening service next Sunday owing to the absence of the Pastor.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-06-27

since it will afford an opportuni- ty to observe at first hand glacial action and that of sub-Arctic streams.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-06-27

Have you heard he new "OKEH" records at Sylvia's. They are won- derful.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-06-27

ference. However, the two scien- tists are taking exact measure mentS, noting the effects of the grinding of glacial masses and looking for other data.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-06-27
Apply To States

If it is found that there is a difference in the composition of the two classes of boulders, the criteria will be applied to the areas in the States where the ori- ginal problem arose and where it may be encountered in the future.
 Even if there should be no diff ference, Prof Wentworth said, the trip would not be without profit
Seward daily gateway., 1931-06-27

Seattle Ice Cream at ALASKA SHOP.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-01-05
MARSHAL JOSEPH JACQUE CEsAIRE JoFFRE

Greasy, the English historian years ago wrote his "Fiftaen Decisive Battles of the World" The six- teenth-the first battle of the Marne-was by Marshal Joseph Jacque Cesare Jofre, commander of the French armies in the West during the great war, who has just answered the Last Summons.
 In 1917 few weeks prior to the entry of the Unit ed States into the World War; Marshal Joffre, as one of the heads of the French War mission, to this country to discuss with President Wilson America s participation in the Again, in 1922, he arrived in America for visit which carried him over many States He received cordial welcomes everywhere and endeared himself to Americans.
 Born at Rivesates on January 4, 1852, close to the PyTenees the of cooper Joffre educated at the College of Perpignan and the Ecoe Polytechnic He entered the French army second lieutenant in 1870 He was brilliant mathematician and military engineer and correctly predicted in 1912 the next war will be long one waged along immense fronts and in it patience will be worth than audacty and call cJlation will count more than dash"
 After the battle of the Marne friend remarked: General, you have won the greatest battle of the l m psd Whs haas S9 hopf pIraass hays won s an
 He has gone Home.
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OUT OF WORK BUT ..
 WON'T JOIN ARMY

LONDON, Jan. 5. (Ao)-An mus ual spectacle is presented here as the government tries without suc- cess to obtain reruits flor the regu- lar army at tinla whRn Graa+ Britain's army of unemployed has just gained 120.OOO additi9r7l members owing to the stoppaae of work in the South Wales coal fieIdr
 And the unemployed ranks nav he augmented as the threatened stoppage of work in the cotton in- dustrv looms
 Fully 10000 infantrvmen are re- oni-ad t9 bring the military astab- lishsment up to its full quota of f90oa0 men.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-01-05
ANCHORAGE LODGE ..
 |NSTALLS OFFICERS

The Eastern Stars 0f Anchorage held their annual installation of officers last week at the Masonic temple and the following officers
 for l93l were installed Mrs J. A. Borges. worthy matron. Fred Holdiman, worthy patron, Mary Weaver, associate nlatroni Ed J- Watkins, associate patron Edith Waller, secretary Selma Ingram, treasurer: Ethel Brayford con- ductoress; Vella Fruit Moehring, associate condnetrass1 Theora Er- vin. chaplain: Phoebe Berg. mar
 shal, Virginia Marsh organist, sue Belle La Rue. Adam; Ellen Ben-
 nett. Ruth; Sadie Reed Esther; Elizabeth Reekie, . Martha; Edna Storm Electa, Ruth Beran, Ward er; U. C. Knapp, Sentinel Mrs. Ca- mille southworth was the install ing officer Anchorage Times
Seward daily gateway., 1931-01-05
BUYING NOW

Vou Win notice fulpage advertisement in The Gate way today calling attention to the fact that now is the time buy is backed by the live advertisers of Seward IL s also directly in line with campaign that s in full swing over the United States National maga zines urging people to out of false lethargy and resume business usual
 The Gateway is grateful to the many advertisers found in its columns; thru their cooperation are able to publish daily paper which consistently and sincerely has endayored to promote the welfare of the Territory and Seward. Believing we have accomplish ed many things, we respectfully ask Gateway readers to patronize to the fullest extent Gateway advertisers
Seward daily gateway., 1931-01-05
PANAMA IN AND TIT

The ss Tanana of y4 A'a sFa Company arrived in port ait seven this morning brinf- ing a jag of rails for the Ala>ka Railroad and quantity of dyna- mite She carried l05 tons of steeI which will De used in general re- placemnt. Doubtlss part nf 'hesf rails may be used to cvN5--ncS N new spur to get rock for the sa-
 ward breakwater. The Ship dis- charged cargo quickly and de- parted before noon. The entire crew spent Christmas in Ketchi- kan and New Years at Cordova oa the way up. #.##
Seward daily gateway., 1931-01-05
STOP SLIPPING

It sounds like good idea that the city council at it's meeting tonight should do something to counerac the efforts of Old Man Winter put all the skids Not in business way but iii way that will keep us from breaking necks
 The streets are slippery but automobiles can get by with chains The unfortunate pedestrian, however not be So equipped The city should pass special ap propriation to buy rock sat ashes, saWdus what have you? and scatter it the sidewalks until this dangerous passes Already there have been bones broken a@G Aa
Seward daily gateway., 1931-01-05
A BUSY AIRMAN

Pilot Frank Dorbandt, of the Pacific International Airways of Alaska, recently flew Micky Goldstein, fur buyer, down to Kenai, reports the Anchorage Times. Dorbandt expected to hop off for the KuskokWim the fol- lowing day. The company's new hangar at Anchorage is nearing completion.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-01-05
MAY .FflFN FrP

The Wrangel Chamber of Corl- meree has been discussing the nos- sihility of joining forces wi4h Ket- chikan to obtain a spur road dowr. Bradfield Canal to connect up with the proposed international high way. acording to the Wrangell Sentinel. I
Seward daily gateway., 1931-01-05

Mrs Al Christensen, wife of Al Christensen, Of the bureau of fish, cries at Naknet was brought to An- chorage hospital several days ago
 by Pilot Matt Nieminen of the Airways, reports the Times. Her condition is not serious.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-01-05
MOVING OLD STUFF

There must be some surplus stocks in Seward stores which have been shelves for long period and which have been inventored time and again. Per- haps not much but some Why not get rid of 1t! Turn into cash fresh stock Advertise Cleanup Sale or something. You can do it through the columns of this paper; believe or not!
 Life IS much easier to live Sourdough Bill, seer of the North, if one keeps his mouth shut
 OptimAm is largely founded Oh the faith that other people will do the work.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-01-05

Weekly service at tne monthly rate of $5. Join the Cleaning and Pressing Club of the # Seward Steam Laundry. Phone us -of drop in and ask us about it
Seward daily gateway., 1931-01-05

You will find many items you have long wanted on the BAR GAIN TABLE at the Alaska Shop
 Alaska Views at the Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-01-05

Phone for Hcrluck's Danish Tee Cream and we will deliver Candy Cottage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-04

Germany Is spending vast sums On
building and development.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-04
Woman Observes
lO5th Birthday by
Reading Of Indy
Miss Mary Knapp Regards
Economic Depression as
Divine Punishment.

ny the Associated Press.
LANSDALE, Pa. August miss
Mary Knapp of Montgomery Square,
near here, observed her lo5th birth
day anniversary today quietly at her
home. For the past 90 years she has
been a resident Of The village.
Part Of the day she devoted to read
ing about Col. Charles Lindbergh, whom
she admires very much.
Z Miss Knapp reads without glasses,
but slowly 50 she. can absorb all she
reads,
She believes the present economic
depression was caused by too much
fast living, spending to much money
and time on things we don't need, for
getting the simple life that the Bible
advocates. It Is Gods method Of pun
Bnment," she said.
Miss Knapp approves of machine in
vention, likes automobile rides and the
radio, reada many newspapers, Is much
interested In politics and approves of
womans suffrage.
She plans to go on q picnic next
week.
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Including the nye-day week, mainte-
expenditure Of Government moneys
for public works. He warned of -
rebellion Of the army Of unemployed
which will upset our present political
system iinlexs industry and Government
eo-operate With labor"
He said: when this depression came
on us IN 1879 there were some who
predicted 1t would be over in six
months; some said a year and Others
said less We are approaching our
third Winter of this. Winter which
will be full of distress because the
savings Of all of us are about ex-
hausted"
There must be something wrong
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with q land of such resources as ours,
of work and IS ,000, 900 others dependent
upon them for support. The balance Is
wrong and our whole economic struc-
tuTe is affected. The duty rests upon
society to balance it 30 that this suf-
feFing may be remedied," Green said.
Some say that the Government owes
these workers o living. No 1t does not.
But 1t does owe them this obligation, Ia
so balance the economic premise organ
tied labor proposes that the one person
clothed with the ability TO speak for the
120 millions Of people Of this Nathan
call to the Capital City the economists
of our Nation for the purpose of dealing
with this problem OF unemployment. Il
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FORD LAY-oFF HELD BRIEF
Detroit Paper Says Plant Plans to
Rehire for New Medsl.

DETROIT, AuRust 4 E.-The
Detroit News, commenting On q re-
cently-announce reduction Of the en-
plcyrnent roster Of the Ford Motor Co,
says that an oflcial OF tina company
has reported that the reduction Is
temporary in preparation for an sim-
proved model In September. and that
not less than 10000 men viii be en-
month.
The News says that the daily pay
roll of the Ford company during the
current month will approximate $780,
600, and that q Geptenber schedule
calling for 100000 units Of the i'm
proved model has been issued. The
paper says that no change Is expected
IN the motor design Of the automobile,