davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-09
VEL'KE OBJEDNAVKY
OCEL'OVYCH KOLAJNfC

Predseda Pennsylvania zelezni-
ce oznamuje, re zadal objednav-
ky ma 100000 ton kol 'ajnic ' ce-
he $s,5OO,O00. Il tejto objednavky
polovicu dostala U. s. Steel Corp.
a sice 10000 ton pre- Carnegie
Sdielne a 10000 pre- Illinois Steel
Co., Bethlehem Steel Corp. dosta-
la objednavku ma $4,000 ton a In
land Steel ma $4,000 ton. Taio
zeleznica objednava este d'alsie
zasoby ocel 'oveho materialu v ce-
ne polsiedma miliona.
Zeleznica Atchison, Topeka 4
Santa Fe vynalozi toho roku q
million dolarov ma vystrojenie, z
Goho vel'ka cast pojde ma zakup
ocele. Su tedy opravnene nadeje,
re toho roku praca oceliarnach
pojde lepSie ako vlani. >r
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-09
NASTOLENIE NOVEHO
GUVERNERA v PONDELOK

Ma pOndelok bude V Columbus
na>toleny novI guvcrntr nasho
statu, demokrat White. ma ktoril
slavnost pridu deSat 'ti>icc de-
mokratov celeho statu. White
povie vel 'kil rec, ktora budc roz-
hlasena radiom po State. ,
Po nastoleni, zacne. sd vePka
cinnost' V statnej zakonodarni.
kde sil NJ pripravent viacert ma
vrhy, medzi inymi nhvrh O zru-
semi .statneha-@pa.ah I, ,sSsp6hos zllso-
ma, navrh ma penziu pre- starcov
navrh 0 pomoci mestam vo ii.
neSnadzach a inc. Tie5
"a bude pojednavat' o statnom
rozpocte, ktory bude vyzadovat
o $16,000,0O0 Wac, nezli budt
prijmy doterajsich pramehOv
Potrebnt je so milionov Il prijmy
budn len 64 milionov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-09
BUDE ZALOZENA TRETIA
POLITICKA STRANA

DR.. John Dewey, chyrny profe-
sor filozofie ma Columbia univer-
zitc New Yorku VIDAL sa profe-
sorstva, ably mohol byt' Ma tele
zakladania novel politickej stra-
ny Spoj. Statoch. Dr. Dewey je
teraz predsedom Ligy pre- Neod-
visl1 Politickn Akciu. Tato Liga
pracuje medzi pokrokovymi Ame-
rikanmi, ably zalozenie novej stra-
ny napomahali, Do prace organi-
zovania novel strany poziadany
Dol senator Norris Nebrasky,
znamy pokrokovy republican,
ktory ale pozvanie neprijal.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-09
PAN CVENGROS JE
CLENOM SKOLSKEJ RADY

Pan Michal Cveneros, pochral-
ne znamy campbellsky Siovak
>tal sa tlenom skol>kej rady me-
sta Campbell na miesto nedavno
odstnpivSieho Geo. b. FOuta. Pa
nh CvengroSovi >rdecne blahoze-
lame a sme isti. ze obtania me-
sta Campbell budn mat nom
dobrtho z1Stupru skolskej ra-
de.
Na Sch6dzi SkOIskcj "a predSe-
du .iednohlasnr znovuzvoleny
Dol Jan Borak a "a podpredsedu
Martin klimko. Al trmto blaho-
zelamc.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-09
NOCL'AHAREN OTVORENA
PRE- NEZAMEsTNANYCH

Y pondclok veccr, ma ziadost
vybOru Rady NeZame>tnanych
meStSka rada Sa uSnieSIa. he Otvo-
ri policajnn budovu na Haselto-
he premenl ju ia noel 'aharen
pre- neZamestnanych. .Mesto sd po-
stara ohrievanie tel budovy a
ko al %, syetle d Armada Spasy
0 poriadok. Sto poStiel bolo do
dane Il vojenSkrh0 Skladu V Co
lumbus pre- tIitO nocl'aharen.
Mestska rada Sd tlcl uSnic,la
podporovat' navrh inych ohio
skych miest, ably statna zakono-
darila dovoliIa mestam vydat' bon
dy IA obStaranie potravin d inych
zivotnych potrieb n1dznym rodi-
nam Mesto teraZ nema peiazI a.
nj na riadne funkcie.
V Youngstown, V {. l017 W.
Federal st. dAvant Sn ranajky
zdarma nezamestnanym.
Nybor Rady NezameStnanlch
pozadoval penaznn podporu od
$40 do $40 tyzdeme pre- kazd1
rodinu, ktora je V nildzi ma
vrhoval odanenie bohatych pre-
zadovazanie tychto penazl. Tiez
ziadal, ably mesto zakazalo zatva-
rat gaz. elektriku vodu rodi-
nam, ktore teraz nemozu "a he
platit ziadal, ably ryhadzovanie
rodin bytov bolo zastavene.
Me>tska rada tietO zladosti oGov-
zdala mcstsktmu pravotarovi do
ruk.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-09
20 SLOW. AMERIKY.

ZaGiatkom tohto roku zaujali
svoje miesta now hi. iiradnici n.
S. S. a Slov. Katol. Sokola. Obe
organizacie maly lete svoic
konvencie. V n. s. S. bolo zvo-
lene Wac novych uradnikov, me-
dzi mimi novy predseda p. Jurai
Tomascik, novy tajomnik a po-
kladnik PIP. Jan Gallo a Anton
Kodak. V SLOW. K. Sokole boly
urobent nepatrnejsie zmeny. HI.
spravcom je i mad 'alei yonngs-
townsky Slovak p. Anton NJ. Pal
kovid. Obom hlavn!m hradom,
ako n. S..S., tax S. X. S. prajeme
mnoho zdaru vo vykonayani ich
t'azkyych poyinnosti.
Koncert slovenskej opernej spe-
vacky 81. Marienky Halamovej V
Cleyelande bude NJ tlto nede-
l'u popoludni V Public Audito-
rum, la Lakeside Ave. Slovaci z
Mahoning doliny, ktori m65ste
ist', chod'te vypocut' kr&sny
spev opravdovej slovenskej umel-
kyns, ktora je uz uznavan& 20
umeikynu kritikmi vel1tch a.
msriekych novfn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-09
JAN JAKABCIN @...-
z READING, ZoMREL

Jan Jakabcin Z Reeding, Pa.
manzel PAM +. Jakabeinovej, hi.
predsedkyni I.K.S.Z,J,, zomrel
utorok. Pohrab mu bude sobotu
rano. Ma pohrab Youngstown
ide pani Maria c.. Slifkova, hi.
uGtovnicka /. X. S. Z. j., ktora
Readingu potom odcestuje IA
slavnost' 25. vyrocia Pan. Odd
Z. j. do New Yorku. Slavnost'
bude V nedel'u.
Nebohy p. Jakabcin Dol dobre
znamy Slovak V Pennsylvania.
Pozostalym vysloyujeme i1primnii
Sj1Strast'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-09
10 TALIANSKYCH LIETADIEL
PRELETELO ATLANTIK

Desat' talianskych lietadiel,
pod vedenim gen. Italo Baibo,
doletelo do Natal, Brazilie, Bo-
lama, Afriky V utorok. Dlzka ce-
sty ponad Atlanticky ocean je
1875 MIL prekonali jul "a Is
hodin 46 minut. Ma cestu vybra-
10 sa IA lietadiel, ale dvoje sd V
Bolama nemohlo povzniest' do
vzduchu dvoje prinutene bolo
sadnut' ia vodu. Piati letiini sa
pritom zabili.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-09
MUssOLINI PRoTI VOJNE

Benito Mussolini na Novy rok
povedal do radia rec ku Ameri-
kanom, v ktorej sa osvedGil, re je
"a mier proti vojne. Tiez chya-
lii Ameriku a vyjadril nam svoje
priatel'stvo, ktore ale skutkami
nedokazuje, lebo nedavno miesto
americkej, khpil ruskh psenicu, a
to ME maliekost', ale Is million
buslov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-09
ZELEZNICIARI
IDU POMAHAT RUSKU

Okolo $50 americkych zelezniG-
nych inzinierov a odbornikov cd
cestuje coskoro do Ruska, ably
pomohli bolsevickei vlade brin-
dy. Ruske zeleznice sli vel'mi
zhumplovant a ich vykonnoSt' je
hodne niac prOgramn platiletky.
Srazky a vykolajenia sa udavaju
vel'mi casio krizovatky >u "a
tarasene tax. re vlaky stale mes
kajn i po par dni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-09
PAT BILIoNOv BUSLOv
PSENICE SA URODILO

Department agrikultdry Spoj.
Statov oznamuje, ze minulorocna
1roda psenice ma svete; mimo CT
ny, bola 4,S07 7,056,OOO buslov. q
toho Spoj. Statoch vypestova-
ne bolo $50, $3.50 buslov a v
Rusku 1857 100000 buslov. Roc.
ma spotreba psenice ma svete byva
okolo styri biliony buslov, takze
zostava hodny zvysok.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-09
100000 CUDZINCOV TU
BYVA NEZAKONITE

Tajomnik Department. prace,
Doak, oznamil senatu Spoj. Sta
tov, ze sa v krajine nachodi 40O,-
900 cudzincov, ktori tn prisli ne
zakonite 4 tychto 100000 moze
byt' deportovane dpa panujucich
zakonov. Posledneho roku depor-
tovane bolo len 1851 cudzincov.
lcboo deporta6na dradoven nema
dost' penaznych prostriedkov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-09
Banket Baseball
Klubu v nedel'u
Lansingvillsky Klub pocti svo-
jich campionov velkolepym ban
ketom. Povolava vsetkych Slo-
vakov.

z.sslayenslsa as k.seballs kluh na
Lan>ingville uSporiada nedclu
veccr. II. .iannara vcl'koicpy ban
kct V Sokolovni Ma llomeWood
Ave. k poctc svoiri hasebaIlovrj
taty. ktora V IanSkoroGnej srzone
dobyIa campionstvo Slovenskcj
Baseballovtj Ligy BohatI pro-
gram vyborna veGera >u pri-
chystant. klub Srdecne povoIava
vsetklch Slovakov Z Lansingville
a relthO okOlia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-09
PoL'sK sUsTREDUJE d
VOJSKO PRI NEMECKU

Nemecky nacoinalisticky Ham
burger Nachrichten' obvinuJe
Pol'sko, ze s1stred'uje vojsko ma
nemeckych hraniciach takzv.
pol'skom koridore, ktorym je w
chodn6 Prusko odrezant cd Me-
mecka. Casopis hovori, ze poPSka
dtoGnost' pri terajsom rozpoloze-
nj mysle nemeckeho naroda zna-
mena vojnu, ktora by neodvrat-
ne ytiahla Franciu. Rusko Ia
liansko do ohna.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-09

Dna 23. dec. usporiadala |. X.
$. Il. J. vo ,vojej budovc vianot-
ne ~narty" pre- dietky Panen-
skeho Oddelcnia, ktorlch sa III
castnilo 100 dietok 4 Clevelan-
du okolia. Party prichystaly
pi. Johanna lIrubec, hi. tajomni-
cka p. Odd. pi. Maria Grega,
hi. zapisnicka lKSZJ. Na obrizku
vidlmc. akO MikulaS Emma G..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-09
v MASSILON SA
.a. ROBOTY PUSTAJU

Il Massillon. O., oznamujl, zc
tamojsia tovaren nasej Republic
Steel korporacie, zavolala do pra-
ce 600 robotnikov. V Massillon
vyrabaju sa rome druhy ocele
(alloy steel. Tam pracnj" hodne
SlOyakOy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-09
Blanket k pocte
Rev. St. Begallu
Usporiada osada Sv. Trojice v
Struthers, v nedelu avecer,
v Dugasovej hale.

Ma nedel'u vctcr oSadnici osa-
dy Sv. Trojice V StruthcrS. uspo-
liadajl svOjmu duchovntmu, Rev.
Stefanovi W. BegalIovi Danktt V
DugaSovej hale. ma roZlnCku po
skOrO OSem-roGnOm Mcinkovanl
ma tel osadc. Rev. Bcgalla Ia
ujme IS. januara novn stanicu,
ako duchovny osady Sv. CyriIla
a Methoda V Youngstown.
Banket pripravuje zvlastny W.
Dor, ktortho predsedkynou je pa
nj Julia Danko a Glenkynami pa
ME Gabrikova Scavnicka. I'm
vypomahat budu este d'alsie O.
sadnicky a dievcata 2 Hy-Tri klu-
bu. Toastmaj jstrom bude Rev. Jan
Hamrak Z Campbell a ma recnl-
exon prOgramc sii vSetci Sloven-
ski duchovni okolia, potom ku-
ratori, PIP. Michal Kocis, Michal
Kapusta, .JoZef Adam a karol
Virostek ako al predSedovia spoil
kov: JOzef Stanko IA CiSlo 259.
T. X. S. J., Stefan Kubicko "a
Odbor 6S. \. S. S. Jan G. KociS
"a Cislo 234. ]. X. S. j. a ini.
Pri tej prllezitosti Rev. Be
gala obdarovanE bude zvlast-
nym darom od oSadnikov, ktOry
sprievode peknej reel odovzda
ziak Janko KoreGko a ziacka An
IA Jakub odovzda Rev. Begallovi
kyticu kvetin.
Pri stole obsluhovat' budn diev.
sata q HE-Tri klnbu a potas sto-
iovania budjftp hilrat orchestra
Willow Nollegians.!
Rev. Stefan w. Begalla narodil
sa Youngstown roditov Jan
a Julia Begalla. Matka mu este
zije tn Youngstown, na +. Ma
rion Ave. Studoval spolu S Rev.
st. KociSom a Rev. Janom Kris
pinskym. Spolu sa +. 1908 zapl-
sail ma kOltgiume Sv. Prokopa v
Lisle, ILL.,, Spolu sli. Studovat' H.
lozofiu 1913 na seminar SV
Bernarda V Rochester, y. Y. a
SDom Studovali teologiu semi
mari panny Marie V Clevelande
Rev. Bcgala vySvateny Dol ma
knaukv siav V decembri 1918
kaplanoval v Clevelande pri Rev
r. Horakovi a Rev. Tomasekovi
potom bol vymenovany "a du,
chovneho spravcu slovenskej osa-
dy Akron, O. V Struthers je
cd marca 1923.
Strutherski Slovaci budn sa
t'azko luGit' so svojim duchoV
nym, lebo no vrele milovaH. Od'
chodf cd Mich ned aleko do osady
ktorej vyrastol.
ia duchovneho do Struther'
osvp. biskup Schrembs vymeno
val Rev. Jozefa Krispinskeho, kto
ry je teraz duchovnHm spravcon
slovenskej osady Canton, 0
Rev. Krispinsky je bratom Rev
Jana Krispinskeho je tiez ro
dom Youngstown, kde jeho ro
dicia prebyvaj1. Rev. Jozef kr'
spinsky vysviteny bol ma knaz
stvo v 1923. Studoyal ma tych j
stych skolach, ako Rev. kocls
Rev. Begalla a Rev. Jan Krispin
sky, ktory je teraz duchoynyn
osady P. Marie Milosrdnej V Gle
velande tajomnikom S. S. X.
Docasny duchovny osady S>
Cyrila a Methoda, Rev. Jan }
Frena, zaujme svoje predosl
miesto ako duchovny nemocnlc
Sv. TOmaSa v Akron.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-09
MAsARYK SPOSOBIL
RozRUCH

V prazSkej verejnosti vyvolala
nemall rozruch zpraya. ze prezl-
dent Masaryk postal k Novtmu
roku blahozelanie temer vsetkym
vyznatnejsim hlavam europskych
statov, iba nemeckemu preziden-
tovi IIindenburgovi ME Patrne
tito dvaja prezidenti nemajil sa
radi. ..,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-09
Program divadeln.
vecierku Sokoloy
Ktory usporiada dramaticky krd-
zok Sboru 146. S. T. j. Sokol Is.
januara v SLOW. Sokolovni, 319
Washington St., pol 8. vecer.

Po prvy raz od jeho zalozenia
& rokOv). tento kruzok uSporia-
da divademf vccicrok (kabaret
V ncdel IT. Is. januara. krlzok
dosiaP hraval take dramatickt
kuSy, teraz ale na ziadost' mno-
I'rch usporiada divadelny vecie-
rok. Takyto vecierok nielen ze
mas krlzok dosiar este nemal, ale
ami ziaden my tn ma tomto okoli.
Ably ale niekto z obecenstva 81
nemyslel, ze divadelnT vecierok
ME je tax dobry, jake predstave-
ME, tn podavam program toho
veicerku do podrobna:
O 7. hod. vecer hudba p. Jura-
ia Petrika pod vedenim 81. Kata-
riny Valkovej zahra ,,Hej, Slo-
vaci' slovenske travnice.
@ 7.30 p. Juraj Palastak st.
privita obecenStvo.
@ 40 budc ukazanI zivl ma
lebny obraz asi 13 os6b. ktore
medzitlm zaspievaji pieseh ,,Slo-
vencina moja'. Tento zivy obraz
bude symbolom lasky k nasej
rodnej zemi tam "a moron, od-
kial' al my pochadzame.
PreSne s. hod. sa Zacne diva
dlo pod menom ,,Doktor', ktory
sa silou-mocou stal tym. Je to We
selohra V 3. dejstvach a jednou
premenou budu leinkovat' Y
nej nasledovni herci a herecky
1 Geront, otee Lucindy: p. And
rel Palenear. = Lucinde, dcera
Geronta: 81. Olga Palascak. -
Leander, zal'ubeny do Lucindy
D. Juraj PalasGak mi. - Sgana.
relle, muz Martiny: p. Jan Wit
kay. - Robert, silsed Sganarella
p. Andrei Kish. - Nalfr, sluha
! Geronta p. Pavel RemiaS. - Lu,
kat, muz Jacqueliny: p. Stefan
Bolha. - Jacqueline, manzelka
Lukaca. dojka: pi. Helena Palen'
car. - Thibaud. otec Perrina a
| Perrin, obaja z vidieku: p. Jural
Pctrik a Anton Vitkay. - Mar
tine. manzelka Sganarella: pi. +.
lizabeth Bolha. - Sepkar: p. jill
| raj Palascak st. - Riaditef di.
vadla: p. Andrej Cisar
Medzi dejstvami bude hrat, hud
ba slovensk6 a anglickt piesne &
budn predneSent al slovenskf ba
snicky.
Pc divadle tanecna zabava tai
pre- starych jako al pre- mladych
Teda ako vidno, bude to jedo1
krasny a wesley divadeln! veeic
rok, na ktory 81 dovol'ujeme est
raz srdecne pozvat' vsetkych ma
vstevnikov naSich doterajsicl
predstaveni, a v6bec ysetkycl
Slovakov a Slovenky tn Z Young
town a okolia a rucime, ze JAKE
al predtym tax ami tento raz nj
kto neobanuje.
Vstupne ma cely tento vecierol
je len SOC pre- dospelych Is
pre- dietky.
ia Sbor JAG. S. T. j. Sokol
Andrej tisar, riaditel
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-09
SARLACH v HUBBARD

V susednom mesteeku Hubbard
vypuknul sarlach, na ktory @
chorelo vyse 80 deti. Skolske q
zdravotne vrchnosti robia vsetko
NOME ma zamedzenie sirenia SO
tejto chytl'avej choroby.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-09

Weizer) dava balik ,larccekov )
rocnej Matilde Caplsa. HI. iradni-
cky Il. j. pravo vI'avo SM: Ma
ria c. Slifka, hi. net; Fr. G. Ja-
kabcin. hi. prel>.; Maria koIlar,
hi. pokl.; Maria +. Grega, hi.
zapisnitka; Maria Lorcnc, prcdS.
dozorkyn; Johanna IIruhcc, hi.
ilct. p. O. a Maria Beno. clenly-
ia Najv. Sudu.s pritomna boIa i
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-09
EKONOMIsTI IA
POIsTENIE PRACE

Ma konvencii ekonomistov V
Clevelande ozyvaly Sa hlasy "a
poistenie zamestnancoy proti ne
zamestnanosti. Predpovedane bo-
10, ze poistenie bude celkom iste
zavedenc dohl 'adncj budiic.
nOsti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-09
$4,000 RoBoTNfKov
VRATILO sA DO PRAcE

V pondelok vratilo sa do prace
v automobilovych tovarnach For
da a General Motors v Detroit a
Flint, Mich, $4,000 robotnlkov a
ma buduci tyzden bude zavolane
do prace zas niekoPko tislc.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-20

The head which Sue had noticed on the newspaper story seemed to leap out at her in glaring black letters.
 Man Collapses on Eve of Trial" Under it she had caught her fath- CTS name.
 She didn't have paper. She couldn't get one until the train reached the next station and prob- ably not there for the town was small. But she had to find out what had happened.
 May l see your paper just a min ute, please. q noticed something I have to See."
 The man glanced at her curiously but silently passed the paper across Sues eyes read the story very quick ly Her father had suffered a heart attack on the street that morning late. been rushed to doctors office ... treated and eventually ta- ken home. He seemed to be recover ing. If he was all right the trial would start as scheduled.
 It seemed to Sue, after that, that the train fairly crept along. She looked at the other people whose faces were so outwardly calm and
 
 to conceal the fears and tears, or were they going along without wo- ry? She couldn't tell.
 She remembered the night of her fathers heart attack which had pre- ceded his arrest. He had been so shaken, so perplexed. And once again he was suffering.
 Blue fire crept into her eyes. Her head came up more proudly. Life was unfair, unkind, unjust. It didn't give people the rewards they earned. It took all that they had to offer and then handed them worth less checks in payment.
 She would get even with Sybil Lester.
 The man brought his paper back, finished with it now, and gave it to Sue. She didn't read the story about her father again. She could see the words with her eyes closed. Instead she leafed through the sheets. At society page she paused and the warmth of her eyes grew hotter and her lips red and dangerous.
 Sybil Lester's face with its cameo clear features, and serene, unruffled sMile, was staring into her own face. Sybil was on committee for spring charity ball, the caption an- nounced
 "She can do anything. .. break the hearts of people who have tried to do their best. anything, any thing, and get away with it. Sue murmured. And because she has money it is all right. It will buy her way out of anything
 When Sue met Jack she was trembling. Sue wasn't comforted at the sympathy in his voice and eyes, the reassuring pressure of his arms. She told about her pocketbook and saw the swift amazement in his face. She discovered that her father was all right now =. the heart attack
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-20
SISTER WARTS KITCHEN
NEA Scrvcie Writer

NEA ScfVCle Wf1tcr
 Artichokes greet the housewife when she goes a-marketing these days, and at this season of the year rather scarce they offer a delightful change.
 There are two common varieties, the globe, or French, and the Jeru- salem. The Jerusalem is a tuber and very different from the French arti- choke, which is really a flower bud.
 When marketing for artichokes. choose fresh green globes from which leaf will pull easily. This usually indicates excellent qual- ity and assures tenderness and deli erally calculated as a serving" al- though the globes may be halved or even quartered if they are very large. They should be cooked whole and divided just before serving.
 The artichoke bottom, which is succulent morsel in the heart of the flower, is available in cans This is also used uncooked as a salad when the flower is very young and tender. This spiky top known as the "choke" must be pulled off before serving.
 The choke is often left in while cooking but is always removed be- fore serving. After it is cooked. it pulls out easily and it keeps the globe in shape during the cooking process. If removed before cooking, cut away with a sharp knife and tie the choke with a soft cord to keep it's shape.
 To prepare for cooking, wash through several waters and cut off stem close to leaves. Pull off hard outer leaves and cut off top about 3-4 inch down. Let stand in cold wa ter and vinegar to cover. Use l tablespoon vinegar to one quart wa ter. Let stand one hour. Drain and cook in boiling salted water for 30 to 40 minutes. Drain and serve as preferred. Cook artichokes uncov- cred and do not add salt until they are half cooked.
 The Italians have many delicious way of preparing artichokes. One delectable method is to parboil the flowers and then Bake with a mix ture of olive oil and grated cheese. Segments of lemon are served with this dish.
 Daily Menu
 BREAKFAST - Stewed rhubarb, cereal, cream, baked French toast, syrup. milk, coffee.
 LUNCHEON-Corn souffle, stew ed tomatoes rye bread. chocolate sponge pudding, milk. tea.
 DINNER-Chili con carne. boiled artichokes with hot mayonnaise, apricot whip, plain cake, milk, cof- fee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-20
YOUR CHILDREN
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What's become of all the sick babies? True, we still have some poor little mites who are haviag a misera ole time of it. When I look out of .he window at the sweet spring sur shine-the middle of Feb ruary always marks spring for me someway because I once saw my first robin on that date-I wish that every little child in the land couli be well-well-well! And out in the sun.
 But the truth is that most ba- bies are really well now. You young m others with contented little angels who eat and sleep and be- have like models know little of the old days when certain windows of the neigtborhood at night marked the spots where the babies were. For scarcely any mother expected a baby to be we'll. If such a thing happened she was conspicuous by her good tuck. Now it is the other awy round.
 Feeding Was Hit And Miss.
 It was unknown twenty years ago to give a baby any kind of supple mentary feeding under a year of age. Artificial bottle foods were hit and miss. If mother couldn't nurse her baby it was a case of ex- pertinent all along the line of patent foods until some thing was found that would stay down, or that would not eat the timing off his poor little stomach. The use of modified milk was becoming known and being used but the public was not educated to it. Dr Holt had published his book and thore s no question that he saved hundreds of lives. but motn- CTS looked largely on book babies as undomestic business and brand ed such mothers as used them either lazy or crazy.
 I raised my babies by the book and was the only mother I knew who dlj. Now mothers all do-- their doctors tell them is the same thing. This much also I shall di- vulge in this confession of the past: doctors krew little about babies then as a rule. Baby specialists were few and far between. The word obstetri- cion itself was one of those things you looked up like "hyperpyreXif. ' or "anthropcid." The baby was the suffix of he family not the prefix. as he is now, omega instead of alpha. He merely also ran. If he lived he | lived ana cried and starved and Suf- fered his way through the first year or two acd after that he got along iB spite of them.
 That Book Wasn't Complete.
 Now he gets his cod-liver oil. his orange juice, his vegetable juices.
 His bones grow and his teeth de- velop. How our children ever got enough calcium in the old days to grow bones and teeth I'll have to ask you--for I don't know. Even l. book and all. didn't know all i these things, for twenty years ago | even that good book couldn't tell all | it should as it does now.
 Another thing-weaning is no bugaboo. When baby was born his mother started to worry about weaning time months ahead. It was something, I tell you. People used to say that the poor little souls who lived through it were saved for something. Now it is merely a trarl- sition, auCther event with scarcely time out for a hiccough. You young mothers of 1881 had better sav a long special prayer of thankfulness that at last this old
 world Jus become baby-conscious.