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The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-02-26
CHESTER L. BALDWIN
OF BEARCREEK WILL
RECEIVE M. A. DEGREE

Missoula, Feb. 25 Especial to
the News)-Forty candidates for
the degree of Master of Arts in
the School of Education have filed
applications with Freeman Daugh-
ters, dean of the recently author
lied school. Several of the candi-
dates have finished their theses,
but others have not as yet selected
their subjects, according to Dean
Daughters.
Included in the list of applicants
are Chester L. Baldwin, Bearcreek
and Clyde Alexander, Rosebud.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-02-26

ject with so much merit and bene-
fit to the community and to the
individual as this one. We chose
the Strever property for several
reasons. Most important, because
the soil is ideal, of rich black loan
silt. The land lies level and is
easy to irrigate. The water right
is the best in the state, the entire
tract lies close to Red Lodge
schools and is easily accessible to
other facilities"
BrockwaE- Mechlenberg Comp
any's main office is located in Bill
ings. They have been selling land
in Yellowstone and Carbon coun-
ties for the last 25 years, and en-
ploy large staff of efficient sales
men. Their total sales for the
year 1890 were $1,105,9 97.8O, with
a large percentage of the sales
being made in Carbon county.
The sale of the Mountain View
Gardens will be managed by d. 0.
Mecklenburg, secretary Of the
Brockway-M ecklenburg Company,
assisted by ]. F. Gestring, who
will have charge of the Red Lodge
office. Mr.. Gestring is a specialist
in sales and agricultural develop
ments and has been especially &C
tive in development of small tracts
and farms adjoining Billings.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-02-26
JAMES Wilmington
DIES OF PNEUMONIA
AT BEARCREEK HOME

James Roscoe Wilmington, AZ,
of Bearcreek, died at his home
Sunday, following an illness con-
tracted shortly after Christmas.
His death was attributed to pneu-
monia.
Mr.. Wilmington was born t
Lincoln Center, Kansas, January
/, 1883. He accompanied his par
ents to Montana in his early you h,
and attended the Red Lodge public
schools. The family later moved
to Red Lodge Creek ranch, VIII, g
they We're engaged in farming.
Prior to his illness Mr. Whiting
ton was employed in Bearcre k
mine.
Funeral services were held yes
terday. Interment was made at
the Wilmington cemetery.
Surviving the deceased are lis
widow, three daughters, JAM e,
Maxine and Margaret, one son,
James, three sisters, Mary of Hell
ena, Mrs. Pearl May of Red Lodge,
and Mrs. Leslie Reed of Lander,
Wyoming, and six brothers, Allen
and Charles of Red Lodge, Ed and
Raymond of Helena, Benjamin II
Washoe, and Hollie of Powell, W.
oming.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-02-26
SIX CONTESTANTS IN
SPEAKING FINALS AT
CARBON COUNTY HIGH

Finals in the Carbon County
high school extemporaneous speak
ing contest were held last Thurs
day evening. Six contestants were
entered.
Alvin Draper was awarded first
place in the contest with William
Giltner second. Draper will rep
resent the local school in the dis
trict contest at Billings.
Judges for the competition We e
Attorney C. C. Rowan, Rev. H.
Miller Scott and Rev. H. W. Woods.
The Yellowstone district COR
test at Billings, which was to have
been held next week, has been post
poned indefinitely.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-02-26
PETITION FOR new
SCHOOL DISTRICT AT
B0STIC DISALLOWED

Petition for the withdrawal of
the Bostic school district from the
Bridger district was disallowed by
Miss Elizabeth Duffield, county
superintendent of Schools, Friday
afternoon.
The petition called for the crea-
ton of a new district from the
division of district number 2,
(Bridger district), on the ground
that the distance was too great
for pupils living in the Bostic dis.
trict.
Miss Dulffield states that TIE
petition was disallowed because of
the fact that parents of ten cen
sus children of the new district,
living two miles or more from the
present district, were not signers
of the petition, as required by law.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-02-26
PROSPEROUS SEASON
PREDICTED FOR DUDE
RANCHES OF VICINITY

An unusually good tourist sea-
son for Yellowstone Park and for
dude ranches in this territory IS
predicted by M. E. Harlan of st.
Paul, assistant general agent for
the Northern Pacific railway.
Mr.. Harlan bases his forecast
on the number of bookings which
lave already been made for Yellow
stone Park and adjacent dude
ranches. Bookings at ehe present
time, according to the railway Of
fetal. are considerably more num-
erous than they we're at the same
time last year.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-02-26
RED LODGE STUDENT
ON III" HONOR ROLL

Missoula, Feb. 25-(Special) =
Among the students whose names
appear on the autumn quarter hon
or roll at the State University are
Robert P. Clark, freshman, of Red
Lodge, and Mack Monaco, senior,
of Joliet. Clark earned AZ grade
points during the quarter and
Monaco sc.
In order to be eligible for The
honor roll a student must have a
minimum of SO grade points and
receive no grades Of E or F.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-02-26
TRACTOR COURSE
TO BE OFFERED BY
BILLINGS COMP ANY

Farmers in this locality, contrac-
tors, engineers, tractor users, city
and county officials. in fact anyone
interested in the iron horse" of
the farm will have the first oppor-
tunity to see and hear what won
ders it is performing at the Cater
pillar school to be held by the
Connolly Machinery Co. at their
headquarters at Billings, March
9th and 10th. 1t will be the first
talking picture to be shown at a
tractor school in this part of the
country and consequently an inno-
walton in industrial educational
work.
The Caterpillar Tractor Co.
whose products are known through
out the world is introducing the
"talkies" at the Billings school this
year. An extensive program has
Leen arranged for the two days
and indications are that the at
tendance will far exceed the 1880
course when more than 700 regis
trations were received.
All together, there are ten sep
arate talking features in the school
course this year and every one is
an outstanding subject on trac-
tor efficiency. How to get more
for your tax dollar in road build
ing, increased crop production at
less cost and many other distinct
advantages will be seen and heard
at the Billings school this year.
1t starts at 900 o'clock Monday
morning, March 9th, at 2706 Mon
tana Avenue, Billings.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-02-26

County team from the tourney
contestants. His selections as an
nounced Sunday evening were as
follows:
Murdo, F. A. A. c., forward.
Vavich, Bearcreek, forward.
Hannula, f. A. A. c., center.
McLuskie, Bearcreek, guard.
Tuuri, F. A. A. c., guard.
B. Jensen, Edgar, utility.
G. Haworth, Fromberg, utility.
R. Minis, Joliet, utility.
In the first game of the tourney,
F. A. A. G.. defeated DeMolay, At
to 10 in game almost devoid of
interest. The DeMolay five had
drawn a team ia out Of its class
Joliet, Is; Edgar, %.
Joliet upset all predictions by
nosing out the faster Edgar Long
horns, rs to 20. Edgar, although
maintaining a slight lead throug:
out the first three periods, seemed
over anxious in the last minutes
and allowed the slower breaking
Joliet outfit to pull the game out
of the fire.
Bearcreek took the lead from
Bridger and held it through a
slow contest, winning by a score
of 80 to 16.
The MISUNDERSTANDING fracas
was a thriller from start to finish,
with the result in doubt until the
final gun. With the score tied
at TT in the first period, From
berg forged ahead to a IL to ii
lead at the half. The Doughboys
had things their own way in the
third quarter, counting IL points
while the Fromberg five tall ID
only three. Holding Red Lodi e
to one point in the final period,
Fromberg crept up to "a, but the
final free throw put the Dough-
boys in the lead, 25 to "a.
Edgar eliminated DeMolay from
further tournament competition,
drubbing the fraternity five Al
to 9.
Bridger was ruled out after los
ing to Fromberg, 20 to 26.
Joliet took the short end of q
35 to IA score with the local Finn
ish-American hoop artists, and
Bearcreek defeated Red Lodge iii
the semi-final, % to 10.
Scoring Leaders
Hannula, center for the Finnish
Americans, led his nearest COM
petitor for high scoring honors by
10 points. He garnered 46 in three
games for an average of 1898
points per game. Other high
scorers included Murdo, F. A. A.
c., 33, for an average of II points
per game; Vavich, Bearcreek, 81
1867; Stief, Edgar, 80, rs; c. Ha-
worth, Fromberg, 26, S.67; Minis,
Joliet, "a, 8; Toffer, F. A. A. c.,
"a, s; Guintoni, Doughboys. %,
SIS; Newton, Edgar, co. 5: Ross
Doughboys, 10, ATS; B. Jensen,
Edgar, 10, As; D. Wagner, From
berg, Is, 6.
The Finnish-American aggre-
cation will probably comnete in
the Midland tourney at Billings,
according to Tuuri.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-02-26
COUNTY AGENT HEAD
TOIADDRESS CARBON
/ FARMERS SATURDAY

Fred Bennion, County Agent
Leader of the State College Ex-
tension Service, at Bozeman, will
address the Carbon County unit
of the Farmers Union Saturday
at Joliet, according to information
furnished by E. w. Snyder, secre-
tary of the Carbon County Tax
payers Association.
Mr.. Bennion's subject will be
"The Agricultural Outlook" lie
will also explain the administra-
ton of the drouth relief loan.
The meeting will begin at ore
o'clock Saturday afternoon, ac-
cording to Mr.. Snyder, and will be
open to the public.
Levi Hay returned Tuesday from
a trip to the western part of the
state.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-02-26

Mrs. Emily E. Sloan, probation
officer for the Thirteenth judi
cial district for the past two years
resigned last week, according to an
announcement made by Judge O..
F. Goddard. In accepting the
resignation, Judges Goddard and
Stong dedided that a successor
would not be appointed. The pro-
baton and juvenile work of the
court will be carried on through the
sheriff's office in the various coun-
ties.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-02-26
FAVER0 DIVORCE SUIT is
FILED IN DICTRICT COURT

Suit for divorce was filed Tues
day by Katie G. Favero against
Adolph Favero, both of Red Lodge.
The couple was married here
January 6, 1880.
The information charges nonsup-
port, and requests that the plain
tiff's maiden name, Katie G. En-
rico, be restored.
G. c. Rowan is attorney for the
plaintiff.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-02-26

Referee: Johnson.
The Jensen brothers contributed
largely to Edgar's 20 to II trounc-
ing of Pay Days Doughboys. Both
teams fought until the final gun,
Edgar leading only by 10 to Il at
the half and II to Is at the be-
inning of the final period.
o.oJ r,,.~o -, ., t.xy.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-02-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Armstrong
and daughter, Mona Dell, return
ed to their home at Grass Creek,
Wyoming, Thursday, after Wis
it with Mrs. Armstrong; parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Viers.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-02-26

All-County Selections
Referee J. E. johnson, Joliet
coach and formerly of Laurel, was
asked to pick representative ALL
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-02-26

This is a beautiful old city, one
of the most important and pro-
gressive in Mexico. The soil is so
fertile that even with dry-farming
of wheat it yields ninety bushels
of crop for one bushel of sown seed.
A soil expert sent by the British
government to seek land for corn
growing reported that the area west
of Hermosillo has the fertility Of
the Nile valley.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-02-26
DICK ROMER.SA BACK
FROM CALIFORNIA TRIP

Missoula, Feb. 25-(specia)-
Richard Romersa, who received his
Bachelor of Science degree in Phar-
macy here in 1929, arrived in Miss.
oula on February II, after having
spent six months in Los Angeles.
He was accompanied by his mother.
who has returned to her home in
Red Lodge.
Mr.. Romersa had been employed
in Butte but several months ago
was forced to leave because of i'll
health and went to California far
medical treatment.
After spending two weeks with
his brother, John, a sophomore in
the University School of Phar-
macy, Mr.. Romersa plans to r.
turn to Red Lodge.
Mrs. G. O. Dietz and two small
sons are leaving this morning for
their home in Casper, Wyoming.
Mrs. Dietz was called here recent
ly, at the time of her fathers
death, ]. Anton Castagne.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-02-26

Doctor McGeehee, chemist at
Emory university, Atlanta, says
copper and iron in milk will correct
anemic conditions because those
two metals, taken in metalized
milk, regenerate hemaglobin."
For a long time doctors have
known that red blood corpuscles,
consisting chiefly of iron, contain
also a trace Of copper.
This was long thought to be
more or less accidental and unim-
portant. Now it is known to be
necessary. Every plumber can tell
the doctors what active results en-
sue when you put copper and iron
together, as in attaching brass
pipes to an iron furnace.
90, 1881, by King Features Syndicate, lnc)
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-02-26
This Week
BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
Despite High Finance
Ladies Hear About Russia
Two Engineers
Beautiful Women

Los Angeles.-In spite of objec-
tions from highest financial author
1ty, including Secretary Mellon, the
senate and house approves over
whelmingly the bill to let veterans
borrow one-half the value of their
war certificates. If they borrow
one-half, Uncle Sam will have to
pay out more than 81, 100000,
and high finance says that will be
ruinous.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-02-26

George Washington was the first
engineer to occupy the White
House. President Hoover is the
second.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-02-26

The President describes his pred
ecessor as the nust potent human
intellectual force in the armament
of American intellect
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-02-26

All that equipment is bought in
the United States. Mexico is a
good customer and a good friend
of this country.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-27
Z DEJiN OSADY SV. #CYRILLA A METHODA
V YOUNGSTOWN, O.
Prednieso Jozef Martnko ubnom bankete osady Sv
Cyrilla Methoda, Is. februara 1881.

O prvych pokusoch zakladania
nasej osady mi je ME znamo o
cinnosti, ktora viedla k zalozeniu
osady, podam YAM podl'a mojej
znamosti a pamati
Bolo to roku 1896 alebo 1897,
ked' Spolok Sv. Martina, Cislo 20.
!. X. S. j. yykonayal svoju vel
konocnu povinnost' pri. Rev. Kol-
laroyi. Po vykonani poyinnosti,
bolo obycajou duchovneho navsti-
Wit V sakristii a podat' oferu na
Oltar Pana. Pri tejto prllezitosti
Rev. kollar mas napomennl, ably
sme 81 zalozili osadu - a tduch sa
i mas zobudil. Potom nam ozna-
MIL 10 jello osade Sy. Martina
v Cleyclande2 b,lde birmovka "a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-27

hned sa niektori prihlasili ku bir.
monke. Gas birmoyky nadisiel a
dl'a mojej znamosti, SINE boil pri.
tomni ia, Martin Kramar, jehc
manzelka, Jan Smigovsky jeho
manzelka. Po birmovke stretli
sme sd Jozefom Sromovskym
NIL, ktory na ten cas- pracoyal '
Cleyelande. Oslava a osada Sy
Martina prenikla nase srdcia a na
zpiatoenej ceste sme sa rozhodli
ze zalozenie osady budeme odpo.
r1cat' na schodzi Spolku Sv. Mar.
tina a nasmu l'udu zijilcemu v
YoungstoWne a lla okoli. Odpo.
rhcanie lbolo schvalene Iudom a
prya sch6dza bola syolana do
skoly osadyi SM Jozefa IS dovole.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-27
z CAMPBELL, SLOVENsKEHO
MEsTA, Go PRIsLo POD
PERO.

Ctena Redakcia! Bud tie laska-
vi uverejnit' tychto par SLOW z
campbellskeho politickeho vlru.
Jako po durhe roxy, tax al te-
raz slovenskej vacsiny Campbell
sa dviha k politickej burke. Bu-
de to hodna hrmavica, a malo to-
no uzitocneho dazd a. Teraz sa uz
zacina Halo Jano, halo Mike"
tax d 'alej, ale to len tri mesia-
ce trva, pred kazdou tou politi-
ckou hrmavicou, co TAX preleti,
ako cyklon po sebe zanecha ne
vernych a narodu neprajnych l'u-
di uradoch. Verna SlovaG nasa
vSetci Slaviani, nechze uz raz
odbije ten zvon politickej svor-
nosti medzi nami. Kazdodenne sa
schadzame jeden druhym, ale
tej politickej svornosti a snasan-
livosti nam chybi., Doraz 81 zna-
HE nadavat' to alebo to, ami
nevies na vlas, ci je pravda to, co
ia svojho spolu ,Slovaka aIebo
Slaviana hovoris. Teraz je cas-, a
by sd kazdy jeden obcan zobu-
dill 20 spanku pozrel, co sa okolo
neho robi, kto je tvoj verny pria-
teP al po vol bach, nielcn tri me-
siace pred vol'bami. Nedaj sa ko-
lisat' tax, ako ta mala Iodine
vepkej vode, ale sa posilni, aby
sa $ tebou nerobilo jak tou
lod 'kou ma vel'kej vode. Jesto
slovenske kluby, id tam doznas
sa, co sa V meste robi al inc
veci, ktore ii budu ma osoh, lebo
nlkdy nevies dost', vzdy nleco
move sa musis ucit', na:jma O
politlekych veciach, ktor6 su tax
zabalene, re sa i'm len dobre Xxi
semi politikari rozumeju. Tedv
hor sa Slovaei a Slaviani, pripra-
vuJme sa, ably mas nenasla al ia
to vlchrica nepripravenych.
PozorovateF.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-27

MIN Msgr. Klute-ho. Ma tejto
schodzi sa usnieslo, ably bola dru-
>ha sch6dza svolana a na til ably
Dol povolany Rev. Stefan Fur.
dek, co sa al stale. Rev. Furdek
sa zuGastnil nasej schodze a 'zalo.
I'll nam osadu vlastnFm darom
ktoreho vysku nejdem spominat'
Mech mu je ku slave! Dalej sa po.
jednavalo ohl'adom mena osady
Spolok Sv. Martina ziadal, ably sa
menovala osadou Sv. Martina, I'M
zas boil "a memo Sv. Cyrilla Me.
thoda. Teda Rev. Furdek potvrdil
meno.Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda, ze .su
to slavianski patroni, ktori nam
vieru zvestovali, a tax navrh Sp
Sv. Martina padnul.
Pc tomto prisla otazka zakladi-
ny a otazka, kde by 81 ziadali po.
stavit' kostol. Boly tri mienky:
jedna ze ma West Rayen Ave,
Brier Hill, druha ze na Wilson
Ave-. okolo Haseltonu a tretia ze
stredisku mesta. Po case Msgr.
Klute odpor1cal ten nepohnuter-
ny majetok, ktory name Michal
Willo no i hned' kiipil pre- osadu,
S cim bola vyriesena otazka, kde
ma byt' osada zalozena.
Otazka, ze kol 'ko bolo zakiada-
jleich clenov, nemoze byt' uspo-
kojive zodpovedana, lebo memo
slov, ktor$ Dol pod opaterou Rev.
kollara, nebol oddany osade. Te-
da podam no dl'a mojej znamo-
sti pamati, nedokonaly. Zakla-
datelia. s1 nasledovni: NIichal
Willo, Jozef Rusinak, Jan Begal.
la, Miehal Mazur, Martin Far
kas, Stefan Dugas, j. Javorcik,
Jozef Slifka Marko. Jozef Sro.
movsky ST., Jan Roth, Martin
Roth, Jan Vopersal. Jozef Hanis,
Juraj HAMS, j. Limanek, Martin
AndreJkovic, Anton Vitkovsky,
j. Hamrak, Jan Mixer, Jan Pay
.hcko, Jozef Martigko, Jan Kama,
Stefan Slifka. Jozef Slifka MI,
Jozef Slifka ST., n. Dolansky,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-27

Stefan Dclansky, Stefan Joch-
man, Jan Kacmar, n. Herman,
Jan Hura, J. Danko, Jan Smigov-
sky, Stefan Smigovsky, Jan Kra-
mar, Juraj Kramar, Martin Kra-
mar, Jan Kozak, Jozef Sova, j.
Kracko, Jan Strojny, NJ. Mixer,
Andrej Krispinsky, Jozef Ris,
Stefan Ris, J. Cuj, j. Vallo, Ste.
fan Franko, j. Kral', Juraj La
buda, Jozef Almasi, j. Kondrik,
j. Lukac, j. Janosik, Jozef Fire.
ia, Michal .Gelvanic, Michal Bi-
res, Jan Rakoci, Stefan Jancar,
j. Janear, Andrej Vodzak, Jan
Bernat, Stefan 'Janitor, Marek
Friedman, j. Hradicky, j. Pekar-
elk, Jan Mlinarcik, V. Hatala, Ka-
Spar Kondrik, Jozef Ilen6ik, Ste
fan Jarab, Jan Kocis, S. Senko,
Juraj Rokyta, Jan Karabin.
Nemysllm, ze sii tn vsetci vypo-
citan1, lebo ma schodzi bolo mas O.
mnoho Wac, ale na vsetkych sa
nem6zem rozpamatat'.
Zprvu bohosluzby sa vykonava-
ly pod kostolom osady Sv. Column
by, ktora miestnost' nam bola po-
volena Rev. Miersom zdarma rok
alebo dlhsie.
OhPadom cinnosti a zasluh 0
osadu bolo to talk, ako j teraj-
sci dobe. Kazdy prispieyal podl'a
vole a kazdy boil na pomoci osa-
dc. Jedni prispeli slusne a niekto-
ri len ably boil osadnikmi.
Y osade cd zalozenia iicinko-
vail nasledovnl duchovni: Rev.
Alojz Kollar, Rev. Jan Becka,
Rev. Jozef Novak, Rev. Oldrich
Zlamal, Rev. Frantisek Kozelek,
Rev. Jan Liscinsl1y, Rev. J. j. FIRE.
ia (docasne) a teraz name Rev.
Stefana Begallu, syna Jana Be-
gallu, zakladatePa tejlo osady,
ktoreho SINE vrele nasim srdcom
uyitali. PraJeme mu zdravia a
Bozielo pozehnania Y jeho pra-
each "a nasu osadu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-27
RADY PRE- DOMACNOsT
POZ0rOvatel'

Protl zamrznutiu oblokov mai
lepslm prostriedkom je, ked' ich
vyclstime glycerinom. Netreba vo-
dy, netreba liehu, al "a na.jvacssie-
no mrazu obloky zostani iasne
Prostriedok tento cisti vyborne al
zrkadla.
Pradlo zbelie, ked' do vyvar-
ky dame lyzicu terpentfnu. Raj
banie pri pradle je namalave a
pradlu skodi.
Sladke veci uchranime pred
mravcaml, ked' okolo nadob ma
sypcme popol, alebo uhol'n nv
prach.
Splnu z kobercov odstranime,
ked' ich posypeme sol'ou, alebo
kysellnou, nie vsak prilis silnou,
Fepmi dobrlm prostriedkom i O.
bycajna kysla kapusta. Koberce
dostand sviezu barvu pri zane
tani sa neprasi.
Citr6n je lacna vyborna DO
mocka kazdej gazdinej. Cisti sna-
dino ruky ocernene od zeleniny,
clstl i veci zahrdzavelt, citr0nom
sa daju dobre vycistit zuby
vyplachovanie llst rozriedenou ci-
tronovou st'ayou je wee vcI'mi
zdrava zanechaya V iistach ma
dlhn dobu prijemnl vonu. Citro-
ny sl vobec vel'mi uzitocne ka-
zdej domacnosti. Citr0nova limo
NADIA je lekansky uznanym do
brym osviezujiicim napojom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-27

Ma Sovensku chystau sa velke cirkevne statne
savnost oslavenie lloo vyrocia vysvatenia prvch
dvoch krest anskych kostolov sovenskych ktorch e
den postaveny Dol starosavnej Nitre druhy Bratsa
veJ Kostoly boy vysvatene roku S2S. solnohradskyn
arcibskupom Adaramom co bolo obavene tarych cir
kevnych listnach len anskeho roku.
Sloyaci mozu byt' dostojne hrd ma to, ze ich kre-
stanstvo sarse ako ceske alebo polske sto rokov
starse, ako darske Kym tito posedni este tulai
po azskych stepach Ruska Slovaci uz budoval chray
vzdavali chvalu pravemu Bohu.
Jc al utrpnost vzbudzujuce, ked' taky narod chce
yyyysovat mad Sovakoy robi 81 este teraz mas
naroky ako dakych starovekych rabov. je snutne
kcd sa adu Slovac, ktori, bloom ruke,
radi by mas do toho rabstva hnali, = ,~ ssa
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-27

Ma prvej strane prnasame vytah zpravy ma
sci Strize, ako Sovenska Lga zakroGila Washington
ne prospech tych nasich rodakov ktorym hrozio de-
portovanie len preto, ze pre- nuten boil
ziadat' k,,sok cheba cd dobroeinnych organizacii.
Toto je zas dovod, pre6o by NAL kazdy annericky
Slovak prsuchat do teto vsenarodne organzacie. Ma
me ud ba easopsy organizacie, ktore iba nadavaju
ma Ligu ale dosia samy krisom amy nebreloziy po-
lepSenie oudu uz c amerckych Sovakov aebo ceeho
loda nasho Name kkerov, ktori neveda najst jedneho
slovka uznania pre- Lgu, ale ma pine dsta chvay pre-
skoditeov nasho ludu naroda -.
Lud ma poznavat svojich priatelov podl'a skutkop,
ME podl'a prazdnych slov.
Slovac Slovenky, vktorych este hrdost narodna
nevymrea ktor ste 81 este nedal otravt cit narodny
udsky vstupte do Sovenskej Lgy, aby este ucin-
nese, este usovnesie este vsestrannee moha praco-
vat "a ud narod mas slovensky. mech MET jcdneho
Slovaka ktory by neodbera organ Slovenske Lgy, Na
su Straz', ktory predpatne je len ST 90 roGne.