davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-29

cbcanom alebo ME, boil usadenJ
v obci najmenej jeden rok - ME
kedy al diva roxy.
Soznam vsetkych verejnych a
s1kromnych istavov socialnych
v ktoromkoPvek vel'kom meste "a
hral by jednak primnoho miesta,
jednak by poslnzil iba tym, ktori
sii usadeni v spomenutom meste.
KazdE, ktory prisiel ma vnivoc a
potrebuje> Stirne pomoci, a kto ne
vie, ktora organizacia mu m6ze
pom6ct' nairychlejSie a najlep-
Sic, mech sa predovsetkym obrati
ma pomocny vybor v svo.fj Via
stnej narodnostnej skupine. jed
nym ciel'o tyychto yyborov je
poukazat' ziadatel'a "a do toho nsta-
WI, ktorom sa da predpokla-
dat, re m6ze ziadanh pomoc po-
" malych obciach, kde
podobnych vFborov MET, m6ze
ziadater dostat' radu. kde sa ma
obratit', od miestnej odbotky Ger
venfho Kriza. Od international
Institute, cd YMCA alebo YWCA.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-29
co sud- BERNARD SHAW
O ZENACH.

VSetky zeny od 16 do GO. roku
sii zaujimavt OkizPujnce - no.
vori tento starry satyr, ktory ME
je prave zvykly robit poklony.
Niektore sn zaujimavejsie ako tie
druhe. Drzia svet. vo svojich ru-
kach. Hadam postradajn rozumu,
ktory maui mnohI muzOvia, ale
I'll rozumnejSie. Je vSak zvlaStnf,
lie tiIto svoju moe nppOznajm. ke-
by 81 jej holy vedomt, boly by w
davno celE svet ZraciOnalizovaly.
NatSina mnzOv npchce niGohO pO-
cut rozume, pokial' je to moz-
no. aby 81 odStranili zeny $
cesty, rChia z nich podnoa. Lii
chOtenie je naramne nemOtOrne a
pOvaznjem priamo ia Zazrak, ae
mu rOzumnf zenSkt pOkOlenie tax
dlho verilo. Preto ~ii zeny tax "a
ujimavt. Vo svojich literarnych
dielarh robin zeny vzdy mluvti-
mi rozumu, zatial' GO muzov ne
chavam sa len tapat' sentiment
talnom zmatku. A tax je tomu i
V zivote!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-29

niekol 'ko podvyborov pre- Gro
dinn1 pracu', pre- pracu pro
speech zien a dievcat, pre- pracu
na osoh muzov nezenatych, ako
al pre- rozdavanie satstva. Mu-
zovia bez domova dostavajn diva
razy denne sa najest' a noclah,
a Ia toto prispenie musia vyko-
nat urGitl1 pracu. Dalej je tn W.
Dor pre- pracu na osoh cudzine
narodenych obyvatel'ov mesta.
To je tedy len kratky opiS toho,
co sa vo verkIch priemysIovych
meStach kona ma osoh nezamest-
nanIch. Prehl'ad tTchto akcii boil
by vsak nenplny, ak by SINE sa
nezmienili o za~luznej cinnosti.
ktorii kOnajn cudzineckt Sknpi-
ny. ich spolky a vybory ma osoh
svojich rodakov. ('innost' tato je
vel mi osOzna a potrebna nielen
pre- til apricinu, ze V cudZine ma
rodeni obyvateia tejto krajiny
trpia terajSou depression najviac,
ale tiez preto, ze cndzinci sa zvar-
Sa len vel mi npradi obracajn ma
americkt organizAcie, lebo sa o.
bavajl. ze tTm pripadnn ma an
chu verejnej dobrocinnosti a ze
na zaklade toho mohli by ich de-
portovat'. V jednom 70 svojich
predchodzich clankov spomenuli
>me, Ire tieto obavy sii V celku
hezpOdStatne, menovite V tych
pripadoch, kde nezamestnanost'
je jedinou prlcinou, preco cudzi
nee, pripusteny do Spojenych Sta
tov zakonitOu ceStou ma trvacny
pobyt. obratil Sa pomoc ma ME
ktorU vere.nM organizaciu alebo
llStaV
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-29
Lekarska univerzita len pre- zeny.

Takato nniverzita bola nedav-
no Otvorena V hlavnOm meste ia
pOnska Toxin zaSluhou dir. Ioshio-
ky. ktora bOla menovana rekto-
rom tejto jedinecnej univerzity,
urcenej vyhradne pre- vysokoskol-
ske vzdeIanie zien obore zdra-
votnictva.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-29
Kurenie bez ohna.

DR.. Willis R. Whitney, direk-
tor vyskumov u General Electric
Co. robil zkisky S ohrievanim po-
tkanov kratkymi radio vlnami
DR.. Whitney uzavrel potkanov do
sklenneho domGeku s r6znou tenn
perat1rou. Potkani sa hned' pre-
st'ahovali do tel ciastky domceka,
kde holy pustene kratko radiovt
Why, ktore ich ohrievaly. DR..
Whitney toho vyvodzuje, ze da-
kedy Iudia nebudn 81 v zine kit
rit', ale bud1 sa ohrievat' kra-
tkymi radio vlnami.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-29
Podala sa ma matku.

Matka: Betuska, ty 81 my sl'u-
bila, ze budes dobra a Ease 81 ne
poslusna.
Betka: Ale mamicka, nerob 81
nic 2 toho. Ty 81 tiez raz 81 l,1bila
6teckovi, ze no budeS posl1chat e.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-29
Ohromny apetit Amerikanov.

v Spojenych Statoch sa roene
zabije 100000 hoviad, 10000,
600 oviec. 72,OOO,OOO svin. Knr sa
zjie 312,OOO,OOO funtov masla
673, 100000 funtov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-29
Je vel'mi pritulna.

Kandidat zenby: lie je to roz-
sobasena pani, to ma nemrzl. Ale
musi byt' tiez pritulna.
Sprostredkovatel': Je vel'mi
pritulna. Jej muz nemohol sa jej
zbavit' "a tri roxy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-29
YOUNGEST. SLOW. NoVINY

Mono dostat' v drobnom odpre.
daji u p. j. Hudika, 1853 Poland
Ave-, p. Jana Frankie ma Lansing
vile a ma stande pod mostom '
Campbell.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-29
Ako vychovava obchodnik.

Otec k synovi: ''Najprv nalej
do kanve vody len potom mile
ka. TAX mozes prisahat', ze 81
vodu do mlieka nenalial. y
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-29

SNCuOulfC.
Najviac ale t'azila bolest' mad
jeho pytlacenfm jeho ustaranh
matku. Sediva starena, kora ce-
II svoj zivot stravila v chate pred
Obrovou dolinou, casio .mu pripo-
minala poctiveho otca. Ale vse-
tko bolo marne. Jano boil uz pri-
vel'kym pytlakom, ably odvykol
od vasne, ked' sa stmievalo, "a
Sc kradol sa k doline.
Raj odpoludnia stretol no hai-
ny 2 Trstenej, stary, zavality chla
pfk odkial'si Moray.
Him, Jano, rad striePase'
"A co.." ....
"Vies, hm, hoe al jelenov ale
bo dive swine" chytracky vyzve-
dial llajny.
Ale Jano nebol hlhpy. Vycftil
skryte vyzvedanie naivne odpo-
vedal: "Nikdy som nemal b1cha.
cku v rukach a drevom nemozem
striel at, panko lesny. Nal by ste
pre- mia volacof Siel by s vamip'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-29
TvOrenie SLOW.

Wac hviezd pohromade - je
sllhvezdie. ~.
Viac soch pohromade - ie sn.
sosie. ...-.- .
Wac zien pohromade - je sn-
zenie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-29
STRANA &.
Obrova dolina.
Napisal: K. F. Ruzombersky
Oravska zupa.

Orava, kraj lesov, dolin, hlho-
kych nvalov i h0r, tiahnncich sa
az k hraniciam polskym pod dlhe
hrebene Karpatov, odkial' pricha-
dzaju t'azk6, olovnate mraky v6d
hromove bnrky S kl'ukatImi,
rozyetvenFmi bleskami.
S1 tn vsak i zakutia, tichf a
tmave, ktorymi Frederic sa len
EVER a kde kroky stlumi ihlifia
stlele ma prach, kde piazza sa ce-
le plachty smaragdovtho machu.
A, v lesoch neozve Sa ami vtafie
pipnutie, len obtas zapraSka zIo-
meny konar smreku.
V tomto kraji rozhhada Sa d'a-
leko-S -Siroko oravSky zamok. Stihla
veza ma skale priamo mad rieIou
hi adj do doliny k nteSom, kn
ktorym pnta in tol ko historic
ckych povesti. Ved' je to kraj, V
ktorom Jan JinSkra Z Brand NSa
bojoval a V ktorom I'll JanoSlk
a jeho horni chlapci.
DolnE Kubin, Trstena, Zazri-
va.
SevernejSie vlcGie sa Siroka do
lima - Obrova dolina. $ oboch
stran vysoke svahy, rozklan@, pl-
ne srazOv hran. na dine uteka
nzka horska bystrina chladnou,
krystalovou vodou. I'boGia doc
kola sn zarastene hIbokImi hvo-
zdami tajomnImi hlbinami, pl-
nymi plachej zveriny. V zine po-
tom zabehujil sem i vlci z Karpat,
ktorych t'ahave a stenavt vytie
desi ovce zimnIch koSiaroch.
Tam kdesi boIa mala. biedna
vieska. V ktorej bFval Jano Gal
elk. Niekol'ko drevenIch chalip,
bielych a malFmi oblockami. par
prnzkov kamenitIch rolitiek a
roll 'ahle lanv pastvin, bolo celIm
bohatstvom chudobnej, horSkej
dedinky. V lete pracovali a pasli.
v zine vyrezavali fujary, drcve-
ne gombicky a lyzice, ktort jari
rozvazali do sveta.
NebOlO divu, ze to Janovi ne
stacilo. Jeho horiica hlava bola
bujna, fantazie pima, chcel Wac.
A naco boly tie Sert hlbokf hvo-
zdy?
Zbojnicka krv mu nedala poko-
ia. Pytlacil.
Vzdy vecer. ked Sa mad doll
nou sniesol hlbok[ sGmrak mra-
ky zahalovaly vrchOlky h6r, wal
puskn, ktorou jeho otec kedvSi
plaSieval hladnych vlkOv, a Siel.
PHIL sa opatrne krajom lesa az
k ObrOvej doline, kde k potoku
chodievala EVER pit. Statni jeleni,
plache srnky bystronohi kamzi-
ci. Casom prisiel i divy kanec
Tu, skryty "a kamenom, eakal ia
no, az k ranu prichadzala EVER.
Najprv jelen, opatrne a zvol ma
6ychal cisty vzduch, rozhlia dal
sa dookola a ked' c1til bczpeGie,
kratkym frkanim pon1kal sutu.
To bola Janova najvacsia radost'
Vyekal, az sa EVER napila, a keF
jelen napial telo, rozvazne, ako
zk1seny strelec, zalicil pusku, ma
mieril ma komoru a stisol kohn-
tik. Rama letela dolinou. Jelen
lrobil niekol 'ko zlfalych skokov,
prevail sa ma box a prsi Wy
strekol mu silny prud krve. ia
novi b1chalo srdce ako zvon To-
vecka vaSen zaliala mu oci. Neo-
pisatel ma radost' mad zastrelenou
zverou pret'azila chladnn rozva-
hu a zbojnicka krv zab1dala ma
svedomie. 49,
Najviac ale t'azila bolest' mad
jeho pytlacenim jeho ustaranh
matku. Sediva starena, kora ce-
II svoj zivot stravila V chate pred
Qbrovou dolinou, casio .mu pripo-
minala poctiveho otca. Ale vse-
tko bolo marne. Jano boil uz pri-
vel'kym pytlakom, ably odvykol
cd vasne, ked' sa stmievalo, "a
co kra1o1 Ga X dolinp
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-29

pOmOhlO, ked' Sa nc ned0Zvrdel
Jana pri cine nechytil.
Cd tOho casu Stal sa mladN Gal
elk opatrnejslm. Nevychadzal az
talk Gasto, len vtedy, ked' 2 lesov
vyst1pila l'ahka para, pachnuca
machOm a zemOu, tina zalahla az
ma dino doliny a tieH Dol neprie-
ratnF. SkrytI hustIm krovim,
prikradal sa k bystrine A potom
Ease zabudal ma oStrazitOst a
striel'al vaSnou...
JednehO veGera Ease huSt 4
hmla schulila sa ma dno doliny a
mraky zakryly nebo, zp vrcholky
hor ztratily sa kdesi vo vTSinAch,
lesoch nahanal Sa victor, d.
vOkO hvizdal a skncal. Y tine
praSkanie vetiev StOrOtnych Nmrp
kov bOlo tax priSernt. - Jano NJ
odpoludnia prichy>taI puSl1u, Sc
kane OlOvO a yy2eral z malrho OBJ
, l0cka. TdalO Sa mu, ze hnde do
bra noe.
Neskoro sa potOm vykradoI 2
chalrlpy do doliny...
Len co odisieI, ozvaly Sa pred
chalupou t 'azkt kroky a ktosi "a
buchal na dvere.
''Kto bucha?"
"Otvorte, matko.' Oval sa sill
ny muzSkT HAS ked' Starenka
otvorila, vl1rorili do malej izby
dvaja cetnici. Ramenati. slim a
Ibodaly tax protivnn ostro svie-
tilv. Obuv mali zabIatenn hor-
skej cesty.
"Dobrl verer. Nuz, mako,
kde mate Jana PriSIi SINE Sa po-
divat', ako sd ma a 60 robI,' pre-
hovoril starS1 stralma. .ster. "a
krEvajnc pravdn, lebo videl, ako
sa starenka traSie iedintho $y-
ma.
"Jano? Ale iSiel len tuna k sii-
seldom ma shov6rku. P0jdem prem
ho. PoGkajte, panovia - Starenka
prehodila koz1rch cez shrbenv
chrbat, obula vysoka kapcc a w.
BELLA chaty.
Cetnlci posadili Sa "a ten cas- k
ohnu.
Gajcilova matka vedela, kdp
Jano chodieva. Tam niekde tel
tine striel'ava rad jelenov. Jei
srdce sovrely 'azkr obavy. nohy
jej akosi zoslably, ale StaroSt' 0
syna hnala .ju do doliny.
RezaIa podial' bystriny, potk[-
llala sa ma OStrG kamene lei
HAS volal ilZkostne do tiny k ste
nam smrfkov po oboch Stranach
Obrovej doliny. "Jano, Jano -
Ale zvnk Ietel k lpSom, zapadoI
do nich, jako do bezodnej .iamy
q ami OZvena ha nevratila.
Tmou Sla d'alej iIzkym chodni-
kom.
Jano prave cihal. Sedel ticho V
machu "a SirOkVm kamenom o.
ci jeho svietily vo tine ami vlcie.
V tom zdalo Sa mu, ze no niekto
vola. Victor ale hucal V lese a ce-
lynn ndolim niesOl sa hukOt hvo-
zdu. NebO bolO Gierne mrakv
prevalovaly sa jako netvory.
Ned 'aleko neho Oval sa pra-
skot Zbystril sluch oci naply
sa do tiny. Dolu pod sebou zazrel
temnI tonu, ako sa blizila k by
strine. Dlho nevahal. Zvol'na, dl'a
zvyku, namieril ma t6nu spustil
koh1tik.
KtOsi V tine straSne vykrikOl.
Oval sa duty pad.
JanOvi zatmilo Sa Ociach, cd
hodil otcovu pusku jedinym,
mohutnym skokom octnul sa pri
bystrine. Namacal ciesi telo, sklo-
nil sa a uzrel svoju starG matku.
Hrozny strach no pochytil.
Zodvihol jei telo. ked' vracala
sa ozvena vykriku 2 lesov a Wy
chladzaji1cu doniesol do rodnej
chatky, kde cakali Getnici.
A potOm chata pred Obrovou
1 4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-29

|
Verejne sukromne ustavy soci-
alne.
/ Akcia ma OsOh neZamastnanEch
je konana ilStavami, ktOrf. mOZ-
no rozdelit' ma dve vel'kt Skupi-
ny - verejne a SnkrOmnt.
Velejnt iistavv socialnf holy
Zalozcnt statmi, okreSmi alcbo
mpstami Snhla>e nariadenia-
mi urtitTch zakonov. Peniaze,
ktorEmi tieto nStavy disponujn,
pochadzaji Z DAM. t'>tavy podob-
ndho druhu nesl zpravidla nazov
"Department socialnej peclivo-
sti", "lTradoven sicialnej peclivo-
stu, "MestSka pomic', "Okresna
pomoc' "Statna nemocnica
Komisia pre- chudobnIch'. 90
tee chudobnych' atd'. Vseohec
ne mono povedat', ze pomoc je
poSkytovana najvaGSlm dielom tE-
mito verejnImi nstavami, co je
celkom prirOdzent, leho ohromnt
sunny ppnazi. ktOrt Ea kazdOrOt-
ne vybnrajn na daniach, vela
presahuin fondy hOSbieranf sill
kromnvmi organiZaciami jed
notlivcami V maltch prispevkoch
q milOdarOch.
Verejnt uStavy socialnf posky-
| tujn obytajne Svojn pomoc mai
prv tym ziadatpFOm, ktori Sil a
merickImi obcanmi, tym GU
dzincom, ktori ziin V Spojenych
Statoch uz dlhf roxy. Niektorf
Staty majii zakony, ktorf maria
dujn vSetkIm verejnEm nSta-
vom. ably oznamilit prist 'ahovalr-
ckym inspektorom k eventuelnej
dpportacii kaadtho neobcana (aj
cudzncia trvacne tuna usadene-
ho), o ktorom poeujn ktory ME
ie Spojenych Statoch pat ro-
kov. Ak m6ze vsak cudzinec, kto-
ry ME ja tn este pat rokov, do
| kazat', ze jeho manzelka, diet'a
alebo on sam pripadol ma t'archu
verejnej dobrodinnosti z pricin
ktord vzkrsly iha po jeho pricho-
de do Ameriky, nem6ze no pri-
st 'ahovalecky trad deportovat'
Nebezpecenstvu deportacii je
skorsie vystaveny tamten cudzi'
nee, ktor! je dlhy cas- chorl'avy
ma vol'ajaki fyzicki1 vadu ale
DO trpf nejakOu chorobOu, ktOra
sa media vylieGit'. TAX iste tych
pripadoch, kde pomery cudzin,
covej rodine sii zle, kde snad' o.
tee prepadol nadobro pitin, kde
ami matka sa npstara deti, moz.
no istotou predpovedat', ze de.
portaciu otaznych osob bude vel.
mi t'azko zastavit'.
Sikromnt iistavy socialne s1
. zakladane jednotlivcami, ktori pc
maze ma svoju cinnost' dostavaj1
v dobrovol 'nych prispevkoch a
daroch.
Sukromne 1stavy nerobia O.
bycajne ziadneho rozdielu medzi
obcanmi a cudzincami, ked' ide G
poskytovanie pomoci potrebnym
l'ud'om; vo vacsine pripadoch a.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-29
246 samovrazd "a stvrt' roka.

Vieden je mestom, kde sa mai
Wac samovrazd udava. V prvom
stvrt'roku 1881 bolo vo Viedni
spachane 781 pokusov 0 samo-
vrazdu dokonanych samovrazd
GAG proti 29O vlani.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-04-10

Practical and beautiful bridee gASts as the AIaska Shop.
 Have you heard the new '"OKEH" Ye- cords at Syivis's. They are wonderful.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-04-10
KEEP YOUR EYE 0N
 PAT IS THE WORD NOW BEING PASSED ABOUT

Now if you want to see how to make a nickle slick without greas- ing it, just get yourself ticket to the play that the Little Theater Club is presenting Tueday night and keep your eye on Pat, for fel- lows, she sure is slick and does turn clever trick or two, and the best of all, gets away with it.
 Then there is Grace and when it comes to looking out for Grace, she leaves nothing undone; yes boys, you will like Grace a lot, es- pecially you boys who have dress suits and a Packard but if you sport nothing better than hand me-down suit, a model "T' and $3 cash, don't waste Grace's time because she is busy, not only with a boy friend, but Pop and Nom also give her lot of worry"
 The Patsy" at the Liberty thea ter Tuesday evening. Reserved seat sale is now underway.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-04-10

sailors in the U s. Navy or Revenue Cut ter Service. volunteer firemen. paupere and insane persons. are subject to tax in sum of Five {S5.00) Dollars.
 Should you be living in Alaska on or prior to the first Monday in April. 1881. said tax shall be due and payable on said first date and shall he denquent after May lst. 1881. Should you arrive in Alaska later than first date above mentioned. tax will be de- linauent thirty (so) days after your ar rival, OF within ten tl0) days after notice is given you.
 All persons, firme or corporations. en,- ploying labor shall furnish list of employees to collector and are authorized by law to deduct amount of tax from wages of em- pioyees.
 Fines and imprisonment are provided for by the Act above quoted for those who 1aii ployees. ., o,.
 Dated Seward. Alaska. April g, 1881.
 Jennie Paulson
 School Tax Collector for
 City of Seward
 Pubish--lm-A M J 10
 Watch for the new Easter display ~inso~ he Alaska Sh0D
Seward daily gateway., 1931-04-10

Watch for the new Easter display window at the Alaska Shop
Seward daily gateway., 1931-04-10
CopFIsH BOOM

SQuaw Harbor Is getting an abun- dance of codfish, the season start ing off with much more of 3 bang than that recorded last year. The stations are kept busy with the plentiful catches, the same fish prosperity being reflected in neigh boring communities and towns, says the Seldovia Herald.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-04-10
SKATERS HEALTH
DM HI. India. April 9. P

DELHI, India. April 9. W - Mahatma Gandhi, Indian Nation alist leader, has shattered his health during the vigorous cam paign in behalf of his country and he must take immediate rest t, save himself. Doctor Anhari, close personal friend of the sage an nounced. Gandhi weighs only 97 pounds and he is on .lle verge of a nervous breakdown, ne said.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-04-10
COUNCIL MEETING

The postponed regular meeting, the last of the council members of the past year, takes place Sat- urday morning at 10, Mayor Mo Mullen reports. All old business will be cleaned up and the new members escorted to their seats.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-04-10
BECOMING A SCIENCE

NEW YORK, April 9. P) nm Mrs. Marjorie Arden, told police that two men. disguised as florist mes sengers, entered her East Fifty Seventh Street apartment, bound her to a chair, locked her maid in a room and escaped with a dia- mond bracelet worth $15,000.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-04-10
ARGENTTNES VOTE

BUENOS AIRES, April 10. lP1 - Thousands of Argentines went to the polls at the first election since last Falls revolution. Provincial of ficers and members of the forth coming Congress were elected. The election was quiet.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-04-10
STABILIZE PRICE
WASHINGTON, Aplii 9

WASHINGTON, Aplii 2 ..;'. Reports that President Hoover in- tended to call a conference for stabilizing the price of silver were denied at the White ilous:,. AS a result the plans for a barley ap- pear to be near collapse.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-04-10
PLACE BIG ORDERS

MOSCOW, April g. P) - Soviet Russia will place SIS, 100000 orders with Germany within two weeks it was announced here. 4 Russian Commission will leave for Berlin soon and plr thr0 tsh or: :,.'; IT electrical suo..Ac; ana :.r:.>nlery
Seward daily gateway., 1931-04-10
LEGAL NOTICE
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snrvCE r0 DAY SCHOOL. TAN

NOTICE TO PAY SCHOOL TAN
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been duly appointed School Tax Collector for City of Seward in con formity with Chapter 2s, Alaska Session La"s' 1919. x
 All male persons between the ages ui twenty-one and fifty years. except soldiers.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-04-10

New assortment of beautiful Easter eards now on display st the Alaska Shop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-15

When you buy this dependable Lifetime
Furniture at Mayer & Co. you make SEN
sible and economic purchase. You are
purchasing the true and genuine in char
acter-the type of furniture that endures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-15

Mayer & Co. buyers knew that the Wash
ington Public appreciates good quality.
We bought, and bought literally, at the
show spaces of our regular reliable and
truly responsible furniture factories.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-17
MILK PRISONERS
= PUT ON PROBATION
Suspended Sentences of Six Years
Given Three Who Strove to
Serve Unionism.

Suspended sentences of six years to-
day were given to Elmer c. Rayford,
Harry M. Rothgeb and Richard Conte,
who recently entered guilty pleas to an
attempt to poison a quantity of milk on
November 16, by Supreme Court Justice
Peyton Gordon.
Rayford. secretary of the Chauffeurs'
Union Rothgeb. recording secretary of
the Milk Drivers and Dairy Employees
Local Union, and Conte, q taxicab
driver. admitted attempting to poison
milk being delivered by the Chestnut
Farms and Thompson Diaries at Con-
nectjcut and Cathedral avenues. They
were indicted on two counts each.
The execution of the sentences,
which were allowed to run concurrent
ly, was suspended and the men were
placed on probation.
Conte told the court that Rayford.
Rothgeb and Conte had suffered mental
torture in appreciation of what might
have been the result of their misguided
action in the cause of unioniSm. They
had no intention, he said, TO poison
any one, but sought only to prevent the
delivery of the milk in the hope of win
ming over the drivers to the union.
Rothgeb explained to the court that
he had resigned his position with the
union and was sorry for what they had
done.
Rayford. in asking for probation, in
formed the court that his position in
the union was elective, and that last
Monday he had been selected for a
new term If the court should see At to
place him on probation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-17
AUCTION OF OUR CAR
PROPOSED IN HOUSE
Money From Sale Would Go to Red
Cross-Longworth- Garner
Debate Cancelled.
By the Assnciated pras.-

By the Associated Press.
solemn settlement of that merry
dispute over the oficial automobile Of
the Speaker of the House was proposed
yesterday-leavins out both Republican
and Democratic pretenders to the own
ership.
Democratic Leader Garner refers to
the sleek limousine as ours" Speaker
Longworth sometimes invites Mr.. Gar
ner to ride with him.
Representative Parks, of drought
stricken Arkansas, today introduced a
resolution reading:
whereas it is not known whether a
Democrat or Republican will be Speaker
Of the House of Representatives of the
Seventy second Congress, and
Whereas a controversy has arisen
between Hon. Nicholas Longworth and
J. N. Garner as to who will use the
Speakers automobile, which is fur
nished by the Government, and
Whereas millions of people are out
Of employment and hundreds of thou
sands without food
Therefore, be it resolved. That on
the 5th day of March, 1881, the au-
tomobile furnished to the Speaker of
the House of Representatives shall be
sold at public auction at IL O'Clock
noon, at the east entrance Of the Capt.
toll and the proceeds given to the Red
Cross and the Speaker hereafter shall
furnish his own automobile or walk"
The discussion grew so warm that
Speaker Longworth and Minority Lead
er Garner Cancelled their engagement
to publicly debate the question over
a Nationwide hook-up from the Ma
tional Press Club.