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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-23

Tarzan inclined his head "And you?' he
asked I'm Jim Blake Of New York replied
the American. II overheard the conversation be-
tween you and the blacks" continued the ape
man. II assume you men are separating. What
may ask, are your plans?" ST intended to-"
commenced Stimbol. Silence" said Tarzan, my
plans concerning you are already made" I'm
anxious to get to the coast the shortest route, I"
said Blake
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-23
BY Williams
BY Martin

Before dawn the camp was astir. Everything
was in readiness for departure. Over their
breakfast, Stimbol and Blake smoked In silence
Then the foliage Of a nearby tree moved and
Tarzan dropped lightly into camp with word OF
greeting. Explanations of surprise. tinged with
fear broke from the natives lips as the ape
man turned to them. addressing them in their
native dialect.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-23

Much as he had heard Of Tarzan, Blake was
unprepared for the sight that met his eyes-that
splendid figure standing just within the circle of
light He noted the cleancut features. the quiet
dignity, the majestic carriage and admired and
envied the supple. powerfully nuscled body Of
this God-like creature. $50 you are TarZan"
said Blake, coming forward with his ingratiating
smile.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1931-08-27
LOUISE ROBINSON
Press staff Correspondent

Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Haley left
Tuesday for Corpus Christi, Texas,
where he will meet his mother, Mrs.
J. A. Haley and brother, w. Haley
and family from Nashville, Tenn.
Then expect to be gone two weeks,
Walter Hansen returned Sunday
after two weeks vacation spent
on the coast in Los Angeles and
Frisco.
JR. Haley and little granddaugh-
ter. Mary Lou Smith, motored to
Jacumba, Sunday.
Richard White and wife of Los
Angeles stopped for a short visit
with his uncle, Tom Howard and
family Monday. Richard with hts
parents and sister lived here sever
al years ago.
Mrs. J. w. Smith and daughter,
Mary Lou, and Mrs. P. G. Nelson
motored TO Calexico Sunday to see
the landing of the aviators enroute
on their annual race.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Meyer, Mr..
and Mrs. Sid Trammel and daugh-
ter. Beverly. and Fred Mastick spent
Sunday at Live Oaks.
Mrs. T. A. Howard and daughters
and Mr.. and Mrs. p @. Nelson were
at the beach for a few days last
week.
Fred Mastick and w. r. Wrench
spent several days at Laguna re-
sort the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Diehl returned
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1931-08-27

Of The uOrfd $ largest
makers Of outomotire
parts, including free
telleeiing.
The " uierfOir Is orfrd
equipment =. GrdIidbie
Nth all models.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1931-08-27
Cstsn cooling pet0e> you "ay
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Rollator mechanism that you may
never need. But
. You get the benefit of that re-
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get it in quieter operation =.
lower operating cost :. unfailing
refrigeration for years and years
to come.
. That, in word. is the story of
the Rollator-the simple, sturdy
mechanism which is the heart of
the Norge. But it's only part of
the story of the Norge electric
refrigerator.
o Simple, lasting beauty of de-
sign and finish. an interior that
is easy to keep spotlessly clean
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1931-08-27
CAPITAL POLICE
TO BE- PROBED
BY GOVERNMENT

WASHINGTON, Aug. 81. U.P)-
The federal department of justice
on instructions from President
Hoover instituted today a rigorous
investigation Of the Washington po-
lice department.
Charges Of police brutality were
the immediate subject of inquiry
There were indications, however,
that the federal government in tax
ing the matter out of the hands
of District of Columbia authorities,
proposed 10 extend its investigation
to allegations of corruption and
laxity.
Less than three weeks after the
Wickersham Commission absolved
Washington police Of use of third
degree" methods, James H. Harker
charges he was cruelty beaten while
held in connection with a robbery
Several other prisoners have come
forward with similar charges.
Four policemen accused by Hark-
er of beating him have been sus-
pended. Twenty-four others, in
Guiding a captain, signed affidavits
denying the prisoner had been beat
en-.
President Hoover directed the
justice department to supplant po-
lice officials in charge Of the in
vestigation.
The President two years ago an
nounced his determination to make
the capital city a model of law
enforcement.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1931-08-27
GIANT OF AIR
FINALLY LANDS
AT new YORK

NEW YORK, Aug. 81. <U.P)-The
Do-X. greatest heavier than air fly
ing machine on earth, came to rest
today on the placid waters of the
Hudson River at the end of a leis-
urely cruise around the Atlantic
from Europe.
The gigantic air liner. carrying
so persons on the last lap of its
flight which began nearly a year
ago at Lake Constance, alighted
easily at the battery, the foot of
Manhattan, at 1882 a. m. (. S. T.
Flying low through a heavy haze
that chung over the harbor, the Do
X circled the statue Of liberty. pro
ceeded up the Hudson SO that the
cityS millions might view her in
flight. and then, returning at about
500 feet up, nosed down to the
waters surface.
The officers and passengers, in
GLIDING United States army and
navy officials were taken ashore for
brief welcoming ceremonies. Tho
DO-X will remain at the Glenn II
CurtisS Airport, North Beach
queens. during its Sojourn.
Its arrival revived the thrillipg
imagination CT millions around the
world who have watched the prog
resS of the flying boats voyage
since it left Altenrheim, Switzer
land, on Lake Constance, Noveni-
Der 5. Of last year.
Capable of carrying 169 persons
or more. the DO-X, with its u mot
ors and spacious accommodations,
is The German challenge to lighter
than-air enthusiasts. Its arrival
forced another link in the air lines
rapidly being pioneered between
Europe and America.
The DON touched at four con-
tinents on its present cruise-Eur-
ope. Africa, South America ana
North America. 1t left for England
last November, the first stop on its
long journey. Thence. it flew down
the coast to Lisbon, Portugal, pro-
ceeded to the Canary Islands and
TO the west coast Of Africa.
The DO-X proceeded to Bolama.
Guinea, and then back
to the Cape Verde Islands, where it
took off for South America From
Rio De Janeiro. it started north
ward to New York, its goal.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1931-08-27
DOINGS IN AND ABOUT SEELEY

home Friday after three weeks on
the coast in and around Los An
geles.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Howard and
girls were in Jacumba over this
week end.
Miss Edith Davis and Mrs. Earn
est Mackey drove to Jacumba Sun
day, Miss Edith to spend the day
with her brother Edgar who is Ill
there.
The Midwest Drug store which is
on the highway west of Seeley was
opened this week.
Charlie White has been in charge
of the A. R. Graham place while
Ben Crowell is having three
weeks vacation in Texas.
Mrs. Ida Trammell and daugh-
ter Minnie are spending this month
with relatives in San Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs. w o. Huson mo-
tored to San Diego Saturday, Mr.
Huson returning Sunday. Mrs.
Huson will spend this week on the
coast.
Mrs. r. N. Best and daughters
are spending 10 days near San Ber-
nardino and Perris.
Rev. j. C. Spencer, who is in
charge of the boys at the Hipass
camp came down Friday to attend
to some business here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Williams and
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Rice were in
Pine Valley Sunday visiting c. j.
o Mari and family and bringing
back the two Williams girls. Alice
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1931-08-27
Reception Given
To Newlyweds

Having succeeded in escaping
their friends the night before. Nj
and Mrs. John Busby, formerly Miss
Ruth Mcbride, failed to make it two
in row last night and were given
a charivari party through the bust
ness section of the city
Following the high jinks' re-
freshments were served at the home
of Mrs. S. E. Woody, $50 Olive street.
Those attending and taking part
in the charivari were the Misses
Nine Emery. Josephine Graham,
Betty Southworth, Lucille Miller,
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1931-08-27

Mary Kate Stewart; MesSrs. Ear!
Briggs. Paul Gillett, Bernie Brock,
Melvin Sheldon, Forrest Ferris,
Junior McNutt, Warren Woody
George Morris, Henry Woody, Dan
Mikesell, George Abram, Glenn Mil
Ter. Ernie Miller; Mr., and Mrs. Mel
win Bradley, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Conn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1931-08-27
TEXAN WILL TRY
TO EXTINGUISH
OIL WELL FIRE

HOUSTON, Tex, Aug. 81 UR)-
An oil well fire that has ragged for
two years near Morenia, in Ruman-
ia, will be treated to baptism by
water after all the tricks Of expert
fire fighters have failed.
H. l.. Patton, Houston teaming
contractor. recently turned fire
fighter. will play a leading part in
the attempt to subdue the wild Ru-
manian well. killer Of IS men. Pat
ton will 60 TO Rumania with Myrct
M. Kinley. eldest of the famous
Kinley brothers fire fighting team
of Tulsa, Okla.
Ii was Patton who recently gave
a successful demonstration of the
theory that water will not burn at
Overton. III the East Texas field.
After watching crews of expert fire
fighters labor for is days in vain
attempt 10 quench the blazing Wick
Oil Oompany's Nc. Eaton, Patton
stepped in and turned the trick in
SO minutes.
Patton and an assistant rugged
dragline and crane apparatus and
inserted a tool into the well tub
ing. Then a mud hog" sunp Of
10000 gallons capacity was con-
nccted by means of the tool and the
we'll slowly began to fill with water.
Fifty-nine minutes later a puff.
of steam arose from the well where
smoke and flame had beloved
moment before. The well began to
flow water and the G. fire had been
extinguished.
Because of his work at Overton,
Patton was selected by Kinley to
help in fighting the Morenia fire.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1931-08-27

Judge I. Mayfield this morning on
a charge of escape, Il felony.
Preliminary hearing of evidence
will be held September 2. Bond
was set at $1,000
Soldania is charged with escap-
ing from the custody of an officer
July II while working on the chain
gang He was sentenced June %
by Judge H. B. Griffin, after trial
on a charge of assault.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1931-08-27
Catfish Record Threatened

OKLAHOMA CITY, U,P) = More
than 100000 channel catfish will
be produced in Oklahoma this sea-
son. according to Ben E. Mobley,
state fish warden. Kansas holds
the present record with 1900
Matched last year, out Oklahoma
Will be the first state ever to pass
the 100000 mark.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1931-08-27

The first Gravenstein apples sent
this year from Sebastopol, Sonoma
County. sold in British cities for
$3.50 per box.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1931-08-27

In Tillamook Country. Oregon,
300 acres of Bortfield turnips yield
ed 26.4 tons per acre on bench lands
and 400 tons on bottom lands.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1931-08-27

The pear crop of this country is
somewhat less than that OF last
year and very little under the av-
erage for the past 10 years.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1931-08-27
Jail Breaker
To Face Trial

Antonio Soldania, who escaped
from the county Jail chain gang
after serving "a days of 100 day
sentence, was arraigned before
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1931-08-27

and Irene. who have spent the past
two weeks with Mrs. OMAR. Tho
girls expect to. go back again some
time this week.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1931-08-27

shelves thoughtfully arranged
for convenient access the
*Watervoir, which keeps full
gallon of chilled water on tap.
self-closing door that neatly seals
the freezing trays =. these are
some of the every day features
that make Norge such comfort
to own.
. When you're ready to select
your electric refrigerator, be sure
you see the Norge before you buy.
The Norge is manufactured BY Norge Corpora
ton. Dirision Of Borg-H amer Corporation, one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-20
81

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-20

NOW all those who appreciate the
significance Of the KNOX label
may now wear this famous hat. Famil-
iarity with Knox standards tells why %
of the Presidents of our Republic have
worn Knox Hats. Get Yours Today.
Other Knox Hats, 81, $40, $50, $40
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-20
Obed "a 8 Gently.

DR.. Robert E. Brown Oberlin
Theological College pozval 20
tieto dni 12O os6b ma banket, ma
ktorom kazda osoba bola doh.e
nasytena. Cele trovy banketom
holy $3.50, 60 'vypadne len Sc na
nsobu. Ma bankete podavana 10
la psenitna polievka, potion "m'i-
sovt chlicb' pozostavajdci n
dvoch-tretin psenicc iedncj =
iiny masa, pseni6nt kolacky. 81
rova kapusta. peeent jablkd a \ i
va prazenej psenice. Toto jeAlo
yymyslel prof. Brown, ktory IT,
III, ze v ttchto t'azkych dasoch ;e
ono eiastoenfm rozlhstenim hll-
'lovej otazky. :.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-20

vim silnych zubov, vtedy by to bo-a
10 Diet 'om ma osoh v kazdom o.
i'll 'ade. Preco! Pretoze zdrave zll.
by menia osobny ziav k lepsiemu
TO sa vzt'ahuje ma vSetky osobys
Il najm;i v obchodnom svcte jt
to vel l'mi d6lezite. VyArane a zle
zlby cinia na pozorovatel'a do
iem, re ich MATTEL ME je Glove
kom dobrych zvykov a re jehc
vychova v detstve bola zanedba
ma. Znby s1 d6lezitym faktoror
pre- zdravie. Ztrata prednych III.
bov prekaza spravnej mluve. A
to ma akiste vplyv ma mnohe oh
chodne potyky nielen pri oby.
cajnom rozhovore, ale al pri te-
lefonovani, diktovani listov atd'.
Spravnf zazivanie potravy je
podmienene spravnym zuvanlm
jedlo, ktore nebolo rlce rozzuva.
ne, zaprieinuje nezazivnost'. kto.
ra m0ze byt' niekedy dost' vaz
ma. Spravne znvat potravu mo5
no iba vtedy, ak sd zubv v 10
brom stave. Ale ami potrava, Oh
sahuj1ca patricne prvky mineral
he, nemoze byt' riadne -stroyens
alebo spotrebovana v tele. ak ST
telu nedostava urcitych vitami.
nov, jako ma pr. tvch, ktore ST
obsazene v rybacom tuku a Y 81
ne6nom svctle. To s1 veci. Q kto,
rych vas lekar m6ze vas poutit
najlepsie.
Potrebujete tedy niclen lekara
ktory by vas liecil v pripade pre-.
chorenia. ale. al zubntho lekara
Kazdy by NAL fst' k znbnemu le.
karovi hoe len diva razy "a rok
Dbajte tedy, aby vase zuby boly
co najskor v dobrom stave, H.
lozte 81 "a iikol Jest ma dostaG
celopsenicneho chleba. ma dostae
mlieka, listnatej zeleniny a citru-
soveho ovocia, aby ste tym zacho-
vail svoje zuby V zdravom staye
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-20
Kuri6zne xannestnanie.

Ma istej berlinskej klinike pre-
liecenie zubov sedi v satni stale
iedna starsia pani. Ma zvlastne
zamestnanie: kazdym, kto pride
"a tym deelom, ably 81 dal osetrit
zuby, sa veselo porozprava. M
dobre srdce. Zaujima sa kazdt-
no cloveka citi kazdym. w.
pytuje sa l'udi ma ich nemoce a
pre- kazd&ho ma potesuiiice slo-
va: Ved' to AMI ME je TAX straS-
ne, 20 Vas rotkalo - .hovori. a
potom vyrozprava prave prislt-
mu pacientovi, ze ma tej klinike
holy M iispesne vylie6ene nemo-
,e mnoho t'azsie. Koniec take
,oto rozhovoru jc takt, ze pa
cient vstupuje od starej zenitky
K osetrujhcemu lekarovi vel
kou d0verou bez akehokolvek
strachu. Me ie nerv6zny, neboji
sa, ma prve poziadanie otvorf q
ia dokoran, neodstrkuje rukami
okara, nekrici zbytocne, nestene
nadbytocne, slovem- chova sa a.
20 vzorny pacient nest 'aznje lc-
karovi pracn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-20

Mahatma Gandhi obratil media
vno pozornost' celeho sveta ma
t'azbu soil. Do toho casu sa len
malo l'udi zamyslelo mad tym, a.
ko sa dostane ma mas stol bielv.
tax obycajny, ale i tax potrebny
prasok. Sol' je taky produkt pr
vel potreby, ze SINE 81 ma nu zvy-
XII, ze sa stala vsednou, a ze nj
kdy nemyslime ma jej povod.
AZ Gandhi nam pripomenul, ze
SOL je ME nebeska mama, ze ma
'ej dobyvanie treba vynalozit' me-
malo prace a ze sa vsedn1 soP
moze West nielen hospodarsky, a.
le ! politicky zapas. Este dnes 81
mnohi mas spomenie ma obraz-
ky Indov, ako bojujd proti ang-
'ickemu sol 'nemu monopolu. Tie
70 obrazky ozivily mas predsta-
VII table soil >primorskych
krajinach, kde je sol dobyvana z
norskej vody.
Sol, kotrl pouzfva Europa, ie
vacsinou ineho povodu. Nepocho-
II morskej vody, ako je to '
l'alekej vlasti Gandhiho, ale z
vn1tra zeme. Pri obede alebo prj
veceri jeme sol, ktora pochodi ?
nineralii. Skntocnn sol' v pra
vom slova smysle 'sol' zeme'.
'stora sa dobyva podobnym spo,
robom ako uhlie alebo ruda, alc
= omnoho lepsom prostredf, ako
'stors poskytuje praca ' zaprase
,Vch, uf6l 'anych, zablatenych Z
smutne-tmavych uhol'nych ba
mach.
Vo vychodnej eiastke CSR, na
Podkarpatskej Rusi, sl vel'kf
-ol'ne loziska. fazko je ustano
Wit rozmery tohoto minerAlnehs
bohatstva ' Marmarosskej Solot-
vine, bhzo hranice ceskoslovensko
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-20
4 "a. NOVEMBRA Il 1913 1.5
MiLy Biskup

M;Iv Riskun:
,r.nto. vas npoyedom,liem. ae
!, -, ho, zab;tl dnesj,a u Saraicye
n,oion manzelkou Stall SINE
:. chat ,,mi nolitickei yrazdv
J vss ahe ste pamatal; na
~ vas;ch modlitbach 4 ON.
.;oob pros;me Vas staraite 81 Q
rase cb6a,ata aeti ' b,,dilcnosti,
aLo s+e % starali dosayad'
Frant;sek Ferdinand, areikni,-
!.
" coro;ave os ;nra q 33O RI.
10
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-20
VAS POKRM A VASE
ZDRAVIE.
POTRAVA A ZUBY.
Pise Shirley w. Wynne. M. D.,
P. H., komisar zdravotnfctva me-
sta New York.

Kazeniu zubov mono predist
spravnym vfberom jedla. Treba
vsak zacat' este pred narodenim
diet alta. kazda nastavajdca ma
tka ma zahrnht do svojho jedal-
neho llstka vsetky jedla, bohate
ma vapnik a fosfor, tedy ma pry-
ky, ktore sii nevyhnutne potreb-
ne ma vyvin silnych kosti zdra-
vych zubov.
Snaha, ochranit' budnce gene
racie pred zubnymi nesnadzami
'ztorymi dnes trpime, vedie zdra.
votne-socialnych pracovnikoy K
tomu, aby vsade propagovali vel
XII dolezitost' primeranej vyzivy
zien pocas tehotenstva, preto
upozornuj1 ma nevyhnutel'n1 20.
trebu spravneho vyberu potravy
red narodenim diet'at'a.
Vacsina Judi, najma dospelych
ma zle zuby. Nemozemel povedat
) urcitost 'ou, kol'k ich je, ale
e ich akistc mnoho. Statistika u.
lazuje, ze najmenej stvrtina yse.
tkych deti Spojenych Statoch
trpf vol'ajakym telesnym nedo.
'tatkon. Povedaj1, re so proc
ssetkych detf vo veku medzi pia-
tym trinastym rokom trpf da-
,akym zubnym nedostatkom. Bo-
% tiez zistene, ze v New Yorku
vyse 70 proc. skolskych detf trpi
vol 'ajakou zubnou vadou.
Ked'by kazda matka v tomto
neste zacala dnes opravovat die
u svojich dietok a dozerala ma
to, ably dennom jedalnom list
~ bolo dost' jedal, obsahujdcich
mineralne pryky potrebne ma W.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-20
MOJA NAVSTEVA v HOOVER
CITY.

.C1tajnc Wac krat anglickFch
casopisoch o tom Hoover City,
boil SINE zvedavi to videt'. MIMI
Id nedelu boil pekny den, TAX SINE
sa vybrali pozret'. My SINE nebo-
Ii jedini, bolo tam moe l'udi, kto-
ri boil tiez zvedavi ma to me
sto''. Som sa veru zatudovala, ba
skoro zaplakala, ked' som to me-
stecko videla. Je to na mestskom
smetisku, teda tam, kde smeti
palia. Tam na tom popole stava-
j6 81 chlapi take bhdy. ako pre-
psov. Bars bola nedel'a. ninktori
] vtedy 81 rohili tie chatrce. Sbi-
jajd ich hrubych papierov 2
paru dosak. Niektore sl take, a.
ko pre- psa, 60 sa do Mich len
vtiahnu tax tam sp{. Potion ST
j vacsie, co sa al styria vmestia
a v ktorych nhaj1 j pece, pri kto-
rych sa ohrievajd. Varia 81 von-
ku ma takych rostoch, ako V kra-
j cigani a "a hrnce majl stare
plechovice. Videla som, ako 81 va
rili a ako 81 jeden chap al kose
l'u zasfval. Vzalo by mi moe easu
keby som mala vsetko opisat
Dotklo sa ma vel'mi, re V Anne.
rike je to mozne. A preco tomr
dali take memo, ze Hoover City
To pretc, ze majd prosperitu. O
Boze, vsak ie tento svet pogala
mhteny. A Co vidfnc ma druhom
to m6zme cakat' Al ma sebe.. TT
je potom laska ku bliznamtl. Tt
je len ma papieri napisane: Mi
luj blizneho svojho ako seba sa
meho! Ale sa toho nedrzia an
ii najlepsf pudia, lebo sa starajf
len sami seba. Robia sa tn vse
lijake sbierky. Niekedy ten bo
hac hodi tych tisic, ale chudobe
sa tym malo pomoze.
Ale pod'me nazpat do tohe
Hoover City. Prfslovie hovori, ze
syoie najviac bolt. NM TAXA sor
al ia. Zabolelo ma to, ze medz
tymi rozlienymi muzskymi sd a.
stvria Slovaci. ia sa nepvtam
iakfsi to nasi chlapi tam, ale tr
verejne pttam vybor Okresnehc
Sboru slovenskej Ligy, ii by ST
nedalo niece zrobit' a ttch naSich
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-20
ZAUJfMA.vOSTI.
Biskrn. ktorv nal videnie O "a
vrazdeni Franco Ferdinanda.

l. oktobra toho roku zomrel '
Budapesti biskup Lanyi ktort
NAL v noel, %. jiina 1914 sen 6
7avrazdenf arcikniezat'a Franti
Ska Ferdinanda
Biskup sa zobudil til noe c
pol 4. rano 20 sna tax ziveho Q
tax strasneho, ze hned' vstal :
zaznacil 81 no ma papier. Potom
wal ruzenec do rlk a modlil So
dokFm no sluha nenaSicl Dol 6
hodine. ....
Biskup pisal, ze sa mu snivalc
Q otvarani listov pri pisacom sto
liku. Medzi listami boil jeden I.
vel 'kym eiernym ramcom ma 0
balke a plsany Dol rukou arci.
kniezat'a Frantiska Ferdinanda
Ma vrchu listu, v jasno-modre'
barve boil nakres ulitnej scenv. '
ktorej arciknieza sedel so svojor
zenou V automobiles, oproti MIN
sedel jeden general pri sof6ro-
vi sedel jeden policajny iiradnik
10 zastupu ludu ma ulici vvst6.
pill dvaja nlladici striel ali no
cisarsky automobil. v liste stale
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