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COLONEL 0HLsON SAYS ALASKA RAILROAD |S
 ROUNDING IN MONEY

SEATTLE, Nov. 28. (R-Colonel Otto F. Ohlson left here for Wash ington, D. C., last night saying that he was convinced that the Alaska Railroad is gradually rounding in to money"
 He predicted that a Seattle to Fairbanks highway would be real ity within five years.
 Colonel Ohlson said that i've are going to buy a new locomotive on this trip East for next winter. We are going to replace the wooden bridges across Cantwell and across the East Fork of the Chulitna River with steel bridges. The for mer bridge will cost $112,0O0 and the latter $7O,000."
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DISARMAMENT MEET
 IN PARIS BREAKS UP
 IN CONFUSION AND RIOT

PARIS, Nov. 28. (P)-A meeting of the International Disarmament organization broke up in a riot here and there are number of bruised heads about the city as a result of the turmoil
 A number of foreign speakers, including former Ambassador Houghton, to the United States, were howled down and fists flew on several occasions. The meeting was open to the public and they soon took advantage of tl.e situa- tion The police were unable to quell the mob and the meeting turned out to be a first class riot and broke up in wild confusion.
 The turmoil and trouble started when Sena tor Horah's speech, which he broadcast, was translated.
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ALAMEDA GUTTED
 BYF|RE 1T SEATTLE;
 vALUEDAT sB00.000
BLAZE IS THOUGHT TO HAVE ORIGINATED BECAUSE
 SHORT CIRCUIT

SEATTLE, Nov. 28. (P)-The SS Alameda, of the Alaska Steamship Company, was threatened with de- struction this morning by fire breaking out at o'clock.
 Blazing from stem to stern, the Alameda was lowed to Elliott Bay. The crew had been removed and no one is believed to have been in jured.
 The fire was discovered while the Alameda was at Pier 2, soon after her arrival from Alaska. Af- ter the fire had ragged for about two hours the vessel seemed doom ed and was beached at Harbor Is land.
 The Alameda's superstructure was completely burned
 Two sailors were asleep in the $600,000 ship as the blaze got un- derway but they were rescued by firemen. The fire apparently was caused by a short circuit in the ships electrical system The loss is covered by insurance. Fire boats tat 10 o'clock Seward Time) were still pouring water on the hull.
 The blaze reached 415 tons of copper ore which the vessel car ried in her hold.
 The SS Victoria will sail for AL aSka instead of the SS Alameda Tuesday.
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GIANT CARNERA SCORES
 KNOCKOUT OVER CAMP0L0

NEW YORK, Nov. 28. (P)-Primo Camera, Italian giant, who was re- gently taken to the cleaners by Jack Sharkey, knocked out Victoria Cam polo, South American heavyweight, in bout here last night.
 The knockout occurred in the second round of a scheduled 15- round battle of the giant heavy weights.
 A volley of lefts and rights to the head floored Campolo once in the second round before Primo fin ished him with another volley later in the same round.
 Camera weighed in at 22612 and Campolo at 224Ka pounds. The gate receipts were small.
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sENATQR-JOHNsON SAYS HOOvER's WITHDRAWAL
 WOULD PLEASE COP

CHICAGO, Nov. 28. (R IF Presi- dent Hoover would win the undying gratitude of the rank and file of the Republican party if he would follow the precedent set by former President Calvin Coolidge and withdraw from the ranks of Pres idential candidates in 1892, accord ing to Senator H. Johnson, Re- publican who is opposed to the President.
 Senator JOhnSon'S statement was regarded as "a left wing revolt in the Republican party" Regarding the possibility of he himself becom- ing candidate for President, Sen- ator Johnson said: If I am can- didate, I will let everybody know about it."
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JAPANESE ARMY |S
 STOPPED IN ITS
 ATTACK CHIN CHOW
CHINESE STUDENTS STAGE A FURTHER AGITATION FOR
 WAR AGAINST JAPAN
tBy Associated Press

At Nanking anti-JapaneSe agita- tion by students in which the Chin csc officials condemned for their "weak-kneed" policies toward Ja- pan increased and caused officials to view the situation with concern.
 The students demanded that China undertake active warfare against Japan. The Foreign Min ister of the Canton government charged Ranking authorities fail ure to resist Japan'S activities in Manchuria with the urwilT 'nss to fix the responsibility 1o. le events there on Chang Hsueh Li- ang, deposed governor, and other military leaders.
 The Tokyo war office said that achievements are being sent to Tientsin where fighting is report ed to be in progress. Reports said that 18 foreigners, including Amer jeans were killed there yesterday are not believed at Peiping.
 United States legation dispatches to Shanghai from Harbfn said that fighting had begun in the Heilung Kiang province, north of Tsitsihar.
 The backward march of the pow erful Japanese army, which yester- day began to advance on Chin Chow, was reported as having be- gun at Mukden. The Japanese army'S advance was stopped by government order after it had got under way, Southward.
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COWBOY ACTOR THOUGHT ID HAVE PASSED CRISIS


 HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 28. (P)-The condition of Tom Mix, seriously III in a hospital here, was thought to have passed the crisis last night and his condition was somewhat better.
 Mix probably owes his life to the rushing of 50 cubic centimeterS of bacteriophage, a precious combina- tion designed to combat gangrene infection, which was rushed to the Hollywood hospital from Redwood City by airplane. The need for bacteriophage arose following the emergency operation on the screen star in a Hollywood hospital.
 The combination is made in only one place in the State, the Stanford Bacteriological Laboratory at Palo Alto. Sealed in airtight vials, the precious solution was put aboard a plane at Palo Alto and hurried to Redwood City. There Varney plane picked up the tubes and took them to Hollywood.
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GOVERNOR PARKS
 SUBMITS ANNUAL. REPORT 0N ALASKA
RECOMMENDS OPEN SEASON ON FUR BEARERS TO HELP
 NEEDY TRAPPER

WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 28 ,P)-Governor George A. Parks, of the Territory of Alaska, made his annual report to the Secretary of the Interior
 Among other things the report contained recommendations for the reopening of the Yukon River to permit commercial fishing; the re- peal of existing restrictions limit ing the number of locations and placer claims. He also recommend ed that an open season be set on all ur-bearerS to relieve the trap pers who may be in need as the result of low prices paid for furs and because of scarcity of certain fur bearers.
 He recommended the conStruc- tion of not less than 10 schools each year and to provide sufficient educational equipment for schools. The appointment of a medical di- rector, Governor Parks said, places the Health Service in Alaska on a better operating basis and he rec commended the building of addi- tional hospitals.
 Emergency funds for the relief of destitution among natives was also recommended as was the dis continuance of district offices of the Bureau of Indian Affairs and the appointment of inspectors in their stead
 Governor Parks approved the reindeer councils plan for the su- pervision of the Northland's rein deer industry.
 Parks gave his approval of the Alaska Road Commissions tenta- tive 1O-year improvement program and the improvement of various llarbors and rivers, better charting If Glacier Bay and other inlets, changing the boundaries of Mount Mckinley National Park to con- form to the Parks natural bound aries.
 An increase of $1 100000 in Alas ka gold production with the total production reaching the figure of s8,476,000 was reported. Fifty per cent of this gold came from the olacers. The copper price declines resulted in the production of only s4,244, 500 compared to $7,130,000 in 1921.
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SHOULD USE CREDITOR
 POWER PRESERVE PEACE

BOSTON, Nov. 28.. tPD-The Unit ed States should use it's power as a creditor nation to preserve world peace, Newton Baker, former Sec retary of War, asserted in a speech before the Boston Chamber of Commerce.
 He said America should use economic sanctions against an az greSsor in war and he also advo- cated permitting Europe to pay it's wartime debts through the ex- change of goods.
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FOUND DEAD

NEW YORK, Nov 28. (P)-Rob- ert Ames, film figure and noted stage actor, was found dead in his Park Avenue hotel suite. Death is said to have been due to an in ternal hemorrhage resulting from a kidney ailmellt The police have an autopsy as they intend to in-. veStigate the death.
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RULED OFF TRACK,
BALTIMORE. Md.. Nov. 28.

BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 28. (P)- The Racing Committee ruled seven men and three horses off Maryland race tracks for participating in a so-called "Shem' ringer case in which horse entered under the name of Shem, after an unusually poor showing in previous races, won the race paying nearly six to one.
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URGES INCREASE

WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. 28. R)-Reed Shoot, chairman for the finance committee and administra- tion spokesman on revenue legis- lation, urged a substantial increase in income taxes and imposition of a Selective sales tax as a means of meeting the governments grow ing deficit burdens.
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SEEKS DIVORCE

LONDON, Nov. 28. (P)-The Duke of Manchester announced he will soon sail for Cuba where he will seek divorce from his American wife, former Helen Zimmerman, an heiress, on grounds of desertion. He intends to marry an English woman as soon as the decree is granted but her identity could not be learned.
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OUTLOOK AMERICAN WHEAT Is FAVORABLE 1T PRESENT

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 28. (P)-The outlook for American wheat is fav- orable at the present time, Arthur Hyde, Secretary of Agriculture, said. He refused to predict the course of the grain markets but insisted world conditions look good at present.
 His remarks accompanied an- other rise in Chicago wheat prices which carried them more than two cents above the previous close.
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STILL MAROONED

GALLUP, N. M, Nov. .28. (P)-Be- tween 300 and 400 Indians of the Navajos and Seunis are still miss ing with the known death list in creased by two which raises the total to nine. Efforts are still be- ing made to rescue the group of Indians who are marooned by snow drifts.
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SET SEAT PRICES
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. 28 P)-Seats at the Army-Navy foot ball game to be played for the ben eft of unemployment relief funds at Yankee Stadium in New York on December 12 were fixed at $5 and $10. It is anticipated about $4O0,0OO will be realized from the game.
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PERSHING' ILL

{. WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. 28 R General John J. PerShing, re- tired, now II, has been confined to bed in the Walter Reed Hospital with severe cold but is making good progress and is expected to leave the institution in two days, it was said at his office.
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RETURN TO THEATRE WORK

LOS HNGELE5, NOV. 28. lHJ-- Alexander Pantages, millionaire theatre magnate, acquitted by a jury of criminal charges brought against him, has announced that he will return to his theatrical ac- tivities. It is thought that he will resume his vaudeville circuits to the same as it was three years ago.
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CANADA SATISFIED

QUEBEC, Nov. 28. (P)-Canada is satisfied with the sales tax now in operation, Mayor Henry Lavigneur Eof Quebec told 75 members of the United States Congress here.
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MONIES FIRST MAYOR DfES

BERKELEY SPRINGS, w. Va, Nov. 2S. (P) - Richard Stanley Ryan, II years of age, a native of Ireland, and the first mayor of Nome, Alaska, and the first Terri torial Representative to Congress from Alaska, died at hte home of his brother-in-law, J. J. Hover male.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-11-28

The deer hunting aSon in Southeastern Alaska came to an end on November IS, according to the Juneau Empire. The season opened August IS.
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The rumor that an airplane wis ited Seward at lan early hour this morning appears to be unfounded.
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TIE STOCK MARKET

SEATTLE, Nov. 28. P- Tester days quotations on the stock mar ket:
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Tho largest circulation o1 any newspaper in tho End. Srd. 4th Divisions of
 Alaska
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16
JONES oBJAvIL MOVE
DLzOBY OHIO EDISON co

James E. Jones, kandidat "a
mayora oznamil, ze objavil DIAL.
sie dlxoby Ohio Edison Co. me-
stu, a to $414O00 "a stavbu mo-
sta ma Himrod Ave. a $114,OW "a
dla1bu. Jones pracoval ma obja.
venf ttchto dlhov uz viacer6 me-
siace, ale nemohol s tym vyjst
M verejnost', lebo smluvy sd
stratene. Vysetroval po sddoch,
ba al St&tny department poziadal
o pomoc vo vyhl 'adavani faktov.
Jones "a tieto objavy starych
dlhov, ktore akiste boly schvalne
zamlcane niekdajsimi administra.
ciami alebo boly hrozne zanedba-
ne, sasldzi 81, aby kazdy obcan
Youngstownu zahho hlasoval.
Inac bola by to vel'ka nevd'ac-
most kp vernemn tiradnikovi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16
TfzDENNE JAzpENKY
BUDU 70 DoLARI

Pocndc v nedel'u, tSzdenne
jazdenky ma poulicnych karach a
busoch budn po dolari, oznamil
komisar. premavky Hartford. T.
radnici kompanie New Yorku
dali sdhlas ma snizenie ceny JAZZ
deniek.
Jazdenky pred sedem mesiac-
mi pred4vane boly tu po $l.50,
potion boly snizene ma $l.25 a te-
raz budI po dol4ri. Spolocnost'
dfa, ze snizenim ceny jazdeniek
Wac l'udi bude jasdit' ma poulh-
ntch k4rach a busoch, r,ez. dote-
raz.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16

tost'ou Oltarnou pri kaplnke P.
Marie Levoesksi,
Pozemky, na 2rtch je klastor
slovenskych sestier radu sv. VIM
centa boly darovane osvp. bisku-
pow roku 1928 rodinou Scha-
tzinger 3 biskup, ako dlhorocny
dobry priatel' nasho l'udu daro-
val no nasim sestrAm pre- mate
rinsky dom noviciat. Ustay
vzrastol dvoch dieveat, ktore o.
betovaly svoj zivot sluzbe Bohn
a katolickemu l'udu, ma 33 "a tie
tri roxy. Plany pre- tito budovu
vyhotovila clevelandska architek-
torska firma Peter Gabale & Co.
Nateraz sa buduje len jedno kry.
dlo. Dokoncena budova bude ma
sposob litery "U". Predok bude
ma Broadway a zadok budovy bu-
de sa opierat' ten peknt lesik
jazero. Front bude 3-poschodo.
w zadok 4, bude mat. k to-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16

v nedelu, 4. oktobra previedla
sa posviacka rohoveho kamena
materinsk6ho domu "a noviciatu
Villa San Bernardo klastora mi
losrdnych sestier radu Sv. Vim
centa v Bedford, Ohio. Ceremo-
ME previedol osvp. biskup Joseph
Schrembs, D. D., "a pritomnosti
vyse 80 khazov a zastupu lndu,
pocituj1ceho vyse 5000 hlav. Rt.
Rev. Msgr. James McFadden Dol
arciknaz, vlp. F. j. Dubosh Dol
jahnom a vlp. j. Luba, OSB. pod
jahnom. Rev. DR.. Floyd Begin a
Rev. C.. Drexler OSB. boli cere-
monarmi. Tiez pritomne bolo 33
sestier postulantiek klastora.
Osvp. biskup NAL peknd prilezi-
tostnd kazen bohateho obsahu a
vlp. Jozef Il. Kostik Youngs
townu kazal slovensky. Pc po-
sviacke osvp. biskup ,udelil svate
pozehnanie 8 prevelebnou Svia-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16
s1RoTsK1 KoLLEKToRsKY
vYB0R PRI OSADE
MENA JEzN.

Al toho roku boly to zenv. kto-
re pri osade Mena Jezis sbieralv
ma sirotky pocas Catholic Cha
rifles kampane. V tohoroGnom
WHORE boly nasledovne: Helena
Kramar, Maria Vitikae, Helena
Sopkovic, Maria Cibulka, Maria
Novotny, Maria Belak, Anna Le5-
cak, Anna Sopko, Anna Estok,
Maria Glova, Anna KollAr. Maria
Sellink, Maria Slifka, Katarfna
Suba, Maria Ondas, Julia OndaS,
Maria Pirosko, Julia Cirner, zu-
sanna Sciranko, Mareita Tin&l,
Barbara Belan, Maria DolAk NIL,
Maria Kosko, AlEbeta JakapSin,
Katarfna Jochman q Julia OF.
savsky.
vo stredu veeer vtbor nal 10
IN posledn6 sch3dxu, a. ktorsj
Rsv. Stefan Kodix dnehoynt !.
sady, ySetktm M Sns' pca NM
VA y fch obstavd prfsu n
sesh shfea| h 7 Y
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16

mu al sub-basement. Priestor je
idealny pre- klastor a dodava Sc.
STRAIN vsetky potrebne vyhody
Medzi krydlami bude pekna "a.
hrada, budova bude monasticke,
architektdry. Budova bude ohno
vzdorna, tehal, kamena a terra.
koty. Budova bude uz o tri tyz.
dine prikryta strechou. (Fotogra.
fla matrica je cd Slovak News
Service.)
Obrazky: ~ Osvp. biskup po
sviaca rohovy kamen (prave Wy.
slovuje slova PA-tria, ked' no mas
fotografista zachytil). (2) Budo
va pred posviackou. (3) Najnov.
II prapor Vatikanu. az Pred po
sviackou osvp. biskup Joseph
Schrembs $ knazstvom modli 81
litaniu, ma kameni je medens
skriha, ktora bola polozenA dc
rohoveho kamena zapeeatent
samym osvp. biskupom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16
MRTVOLA ZAVRA4DENEHO
BOLA STOTOzNENf +

Mrtvola muza, ktora bola mai.
dena minuleho tyzdna pri cestr
"a mestom Campbell, bola stotoS.
nena. Zabity je Nick Dunovie, z (
1851 Cherry st. Policia zistila. "
Dunovic zabity boil ma svojom
byte a potom odvezeny ma miesto
kde Dol najdenv v kaluzi krvi
Steny jeho izby al chodba bola
postriekana krvou.
Arestovane boly viacere osoby
ale dosial' mic urciteho nebolo
vynajdene. V podozreni bola je.
no gazdina, ma ktorej memo boly
jeho poistky ma zivot vypfsane
Gazdina drzi mnoho poistiek Cd
burderov vypisanych ma jej me.
no i, ma memo jej dcery.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16
BIIIoNovA KRIprTovA
KoRPoRACIA zALozENA

v tieto dni zaloxena bola bill
onova kreditova korporacia po-
dl'a odpordcania prez.. Hooyera
a dvanast' direktorov bolo uz zvo-
lens. Ma sobotu bude. mat tato
obrovska organisacia prvd sch6-
dzu v New Yorku. Podl'a carte-
ru, bude m6ct robit' kaEdeho dru
hu financns obohody, ba al OBJ
chody 9 nepohnntel'n5m majet-
kom.y Bude m6ct zakladat' od-
bdcky 20 eelej krajine !. tak ks6;
Sinkoyat' pre- uvol'nenie .kreditu
y napcnol lenis lapl lfsA ,poneros.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16
$1,000 HLADNYUH
DIETOK V MESTE

Ma sch0dzi Rotary klubu NAL
rec Rev. w. E. Hammaker, kaza-
tel miestnej metodistickej cirkvi
Sv. .Trojice, ktorej sa vyslovil,
ze v Youngstowne je 1000 rodin
$ $1,000 dietkami, ktore sa ma
chodia v biede a hladujl. Com
munity korporacia ma ziadosti 0
sdrnu pomoc Cd 30O3 rodin 1862
dietkami. ziadaf obchodnikov,
pritomnych ma tel sch6dzi, aby
hlasovali "a ] mill dan ma nddzo-
WI pr&cu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16
Benes navrhuje
novl colnl uniu
Krajiny starej monarchie by boly
hospodarsky znovu spojene. Pri-
lezitostne i Juhoslavia by bola
prijata.

Vieden, Z. okt. - DR.. Eduard
Benes, minister zahraniGnych "a
lezitosti ko-Slovenskej Repub-
liky predostrel dnes raktiskemu
yyslancovi v Prahe navrh ma col
MI uniu medzi Cesko-Slovenskom
Rakiiskom a Mad 'arskom, pripad-
ne i Juhoslaviou. DR.. Benes podo-
tknul, re jeho plan ma hplne odo-
brenie Franchzska, ale .akiste
stretne sa $ prekazkami v Meme
cku, Taliansku Anglicku.
Plan boil podant len v hlavnych
obrysoch, ably sa vyzkiisalo cite
ME Rak1sku voci tomuto pla.
nu, ale Benes ma svoj plan hoto-
w v podrobnostiach.
SO strany Mad'arska neocaka-
va sa ziaden odpor voci tomuto
planu, lebo by MIN ziskalo vol my
trh v Cesko-Slovensku ma svoju
psenicu a inc hospodarske pro-
dukty. Prave teraz nachodi sa v
strasnom hospodarskom polozeni
a urobl po voli Francii cokol'.
vek, len ably dostalo Cd nei pc
maze.
Cesko-Slovensko musi hl'adat'
sblizenie s krajinami byvalej mo
narchie. Vo vladnom "Prager
Presse" bolo pisane, ze "d'a]sia
existencia najmenej 100000 o.
byvatepov Cesko-Slovcnska a bla
hobyt republiky Go celku zavisf
ma okamzitom, no najneskorsie
behom pol roka utvoreni hospo
darskeho spolku medzi CsR, Ra.
k1skom a Mad 'arskom, prilezi
tostne Juhoslaviou." Tento ca
sopis prvom vydani tvrdil, zc
ak sa colna unia neuskutocni, re
publike hrozi dpadok, v akcp-
bolo Cesko pocas a po 30-rocne
vojne. Toto potom cenztira w
mazala.
Colna unia by bola temer OBJ.
novenfm rakdsko-uhorskej mo
narchie. Lenze Cesko-Slovenskc
by V nej hralo hlavnl ulohu cc
najvacsi a hospodarsky najsilnej
81 stat.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16
dBRMkK PRAJE IA
KUBov6fKovI vffAzSTvo

Chicagsky mayor Anton j. Ger
max postal p. J. r. Kubovcfkovi
telegram nasledovneho obsahu
You have my best wishes for
your election as mayor of Camp
bell, Ohio" Po slovensky to INA
mena, Se mu mayor Cermak pra.
je vit'azstva vo vol'bAch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16
JAN N. HAAlRAK
/. KANDIDAToM "A TRUSTEE

Dobre znamy slovensky obchod-
mix Campbell, p. Jan M. Ham
r&k uch&dza ga o trad trustisa
Coikville Townshipu, ma ktory
lrad je zaiste dobre kvalifikova-
ny co dlhorocny tamojsf obyva-
tel zknseny obchodnik. v te-
rajsich casoch treba 81 VOLT do
brych gazdov do lradu, aby do
bre gazdovali peniasmi dahujd-
echo l'udu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16
KRADoL KURY,
Boil ZASTRELEN4

James Baker, 35-rocny, Dol Y
nedel'u vcas rano zastreleny vo
Warren policajtom Victorom
Johns, ktory Bakera areStoval
pri pokuse kradnutia sliepok.
Baker chcel policajtovi mist I
preto policajt nahho strelil, tra.
sfias ho do hlavys B
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16
UKRADLI I'M PENIAZE,
KToRE VYBRALI z BANKY

Jan Petrus s manzelkou, byva.
juci pri Conneautville, O., obava.
Ii sa bezpecnost' svojich ST, 300
banke a preto 81 ich yybrali, u
kryjuc ich donna. 0 par dni prisli
zbojnici prindtili Petrusov1 re.
volverom, aby i'm ich vydala,
Zbojnici usli bez stopy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16
PoKIADNfK sPoLKU
"a sPRENEVERM

Anton Tohir, pokladnik miest-
neho rumunskeho spolku Dol OBJ
vinenf, ze spreneveril $9s8.92
spolkovych pehazi. zatykac nan
ho odprisahal Peter 2. Sirbn,
sprsdseda toho spolku . y xalobe
ndlva, {e Tohir pou1il tie penia-
~ m syoju potrebn
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16
FREPROOFHu co. DOsTALA
vEL'KU oBJEDNAvKU

General Fireproofing Co. OBJ
drzala "a tohto pol mesiaca viac
objednavok, ako "a cely minuly
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