davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1931-11-09
U. S. Troops Join
,TientSin Alien Guard

PEIPING, Nov. 9 GN.S).
Fearing a new outbreak of the
Chinese rioting which resulted in
numerous deaths and threw the
population of Tientsin into a
panic, heavy detachments of for
eign troops and native constabu-
larry patrolled the streets Of that
city tonight.
In a telephone conversation
with International News Service
at 6:15 p. m, Chang Hsueh- h-Liang.
mayor Of Tientsin, reported all
was quiet, but there were grave
fears that the existing tension
would result in new outbreaks.
u. S. Troops On Guard
Chinese officials reiterated their
charges that the rioting was
staged by japanese and sub
Sidized by Japanese funds, while
Japanese authorities character
lied the outbreak as a Chinese
rebellion.
American troops of the Fiji.
teenth Infantry stationed at Tien'
tsin, as well as Italian, Japanese,
and French troops, guarded the
foreign concessions.
Several hours of fighting was
eliminated today by a Japa-
nese artillery bombardment OF
= part of the Chinese section OF
the city, trench mortars being
employed, according to Col. James
Taylor, commanding the Fifteenth
United States Infantry at Tien'
tSin.
The Tientsin disorders started
last night, when a rebel army
under Gen. Shih Yu-San at
tempted to seize the Tientsin
police station and other govern
mental offices controlled by
Mayor Chang Hsueh-Ming, a
brother of Marshal Chang Hsueh.
Liang. governor of Manchuria.
Bombs to Ex-EmperOr
The Tientsin outbreak was con-
nected with an abortive attempt
previously made against the life
Of Henry Pu-Yi, depoSed emperor
Of China.
Bombs were sent to the ex-em-
peror, but were discovered in
time to prevent their being ex-
ploded.
Japanese, who have Pu-Yi un.
der their protection, accused
Chinese Of plotting against the
ex-emperor's life, while the Chi.
r1ese retaliated with the charge
the japanese arranged the bomb
scare" to frighten Pu-Yi into leav-
ing TientSin to become head of
an independent government in
Manchuria.
The Washington times., 1931-11-09
Players
Miss Train Because
of Urge to Eat

BOSTON, Nov. 9.-Three
players of the Boston College
football squad have learned to
their discomfort that the time
element is as important off the
gridiron as on.
Returning from Baltimore
where they had defeated West
ern Maryland in a hard fought
game, John Freitas, quarter
back; Dick Reynolds, tackle,
and Pete Davis, half, left their
special car for a few minutes
at the Pennsylvania Station in
New York, to get some sand
wiches. They wore pajamas un-
der their topcoats. The train
pulled out as they dashed back
They caught the next train.
The Washington times., 1931-11-09
Nebraska Candidate
Asks 5-BiLLiOn Loan

OMAHA, Nov. 9 (U.S0.-In a
statement issued to the Omaha
Bee-News in connection with his
formal filing for the Democratic
nomination for Congress from
the Fourth Nebraska district,
Representative A. C. Shallen-
berger, of Alma, indorsed the
$5, ,000, 200, 900 prosperity loan pro-
posed by William Randolph
Hearst. He said:
'This plan, coupled with one
which would assure us of
ascending prices on our basic
products, would be a wonderful
thing for this country"
The Washington times., 1931-11-09
CALLED
BACK HOME

LONDON, Nov. 9 G.N.S0.-
Mahatma M. K. Gandhi today
had under consideration q
pointed suggestion from the all
India Congress at Bombay that
he return to India without wait
ing for the breakup of the
Indian round table conference.
AS this was the Mahatma's day
of silence, it was expected he
would withhold any statement on
the attitude of the congress until
tomorrow, although it was re-
garded as unlikely in Indian
circles here that he would agree
to leave London until the con-
ference had formally adjourned.
According to Bombay dis
patches, the India congress took
the view that satisfactory pro-
gress was not being made by the
round table conference, making
Gandhi's further attendance un.
necessary.
The Washington times., 1931-11-09
SUPPORTS BOND
ISSUE To HELP
UNEMPLOYED
Nebraskan Condemns Policies
of President; FaVors
Prosperity Loan
By WILLIAM X. HUTCHINSON
Copyright 1881. by International
News Service)

News Service)
Voicing fresh opposition to Ad-
ministration policies, Sen ator
George w. Norris, veteran Insur.
gent leader, returned to the Con-
gressional wars today with a new
Insurgent program for the ap-
preaching session of Congress.
On foreign affairs Senator Nor
ris proposed new condition for
American adherence to the re-
vised World Court protocol.
On domestic issues he suggested
a huge bond issue to provide
work for the unemployed, OPP
posed tax increases for the mid
die and poor classes, declared 1t
was hopeless to expect tariff re-
vision, and sought to side-track
the prohibition question.
Prepared to Bolt
In brief, he declared war on all
President Hoover'S outstanding
policies and paved the way for
an Insurgent bolt to the Demo-
cratic presidential nominee next
fall. should Mr.. Hoover be re-
nominated by the Republicans.
Senator Norris led such a bolt
against Hoover in 1928. 1t was
apparent he will not hesitate to
lead a similar bolt next year.
The Nebraskan's political views
on Mr.. Hoover were summed up
IN a single sentence anent the
farm problem. Senator Norris
said:
"On the farm issue, as on
power, tariff, taxation and in
providing governmental aid for
the unemployed, so long as Her
bert Hoover is President, we
cannot expect to do anything
in Congress, because he is Op-
posed to all liberal thought on
these subjects"
Proposed Reservation
On the world court issue, Sen"
ator Norris, proposed a reserva-
ton, broader than any of those
adopted two years ago when the
Senate gave a half-hearted ap-
proval to American entry. He
said:
81 shall favor American ad-
herence, only if Al reservation is
adopted requiring the Senate's
approval before any COntrO-
versial issue, involving the
United States, may be sub
mitted to the court for decision.
/ do not wish to harm the
court.
81 would like to lend Amer
ica's moral support to the court.
because I believe Europe needs
such an institution. But / favor
a reservation safeguarding our.
own interests against political
decisions of the court"
The insurgent leader con-
demned the Administrations
program. He declared it was
ridiculous for the President to
plead with industry to keep men
at work while discharging large
groups of Government employees.
The Washington times., 1931-11-09
st. Louis, 82;ChicGgO,
73:: Yet It's Winter

CHICAGO, Nov. 9 GNS0.-An
all-time heat record for Novem-
ber 8 was entered in the Weather
Bureau log today after a bright
sun sent the mercury soaring to
the 73 degree mark. High tenn
peratures were general through
out the Middle West. At st. Louis
thermometers registered 81.
The Washington times., 1931-11-09
Japanese Retreat
Called Strategy

LONDON, Nov. 9 GN.SJ.-The
Chinese army of Gen. Ma Chan
Shan, driven back toward Tsitsi-
har two days ago by japanese
troops, has re-occupied the Nonni
River bridgehead, scene of previ-
Gus bloody Sino-Japanese fight
ing, according to a Central News
dispatch from Shanghai today.
The Japanese who have been
holding the northern bridgehead
retreated, the dispatch said, ap-
parently as a strategic move
pending a new offensive.
Possible augmentation Of Ameri-
can forces in the Far East was
under consideration by the Ad.
ministration today as the result
Of the serious situation in China,
and particularly the rioting in
Tientsin. it was indicated in Of
f1cial circles today.
Any move in this direction,
however, will be held in abeyance
until this Government has scanned
official dispatches from its vari-
Gus consular representatives.
The Washington times., 1931-11-09
u. S. to Pay $4.947
To MOUe One Tree

It cost $4,947 to move a tree
400 feet.
The moving of a giant mag
nolia in the Mall to prepare for
road construction in a 100000
improvement program, will cost
the Government that much.
Lieut.. Col. U. S. Grant Sd, Di-
rector o. Public Buildings and
Public Parks, has signed a con-
tract with the Westcott Nursery
Company, of Falls church, Va,
for the moving of 81 trees and
the cutting down of 60 standing
in the way of the road develop
ment.
The Washington times., 1931-11-09
Negro History Group
To Hear Rabbi Wise

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-The six
teenth annual meeting of the AS
sociation for the Study of Negro
Life and History opened yester.
day at the Abyssinian Baptist
Church.
Discussions of Liberia, the West
Indies, the negro church and fam
lily will feature the convention.
The speakers will include DR..
Charles H. Wesley, of Howard
University; DR.. Charles johnson,
of Fisk University; DR.. Carter G.
Woodson, director of the associa-
ton, and Rabbi Stephen S. Wise.
The Washington times., 1931-11-09
DIES;
Nd BULLETS

CHICAGO, Nov. 9 G.N.SO.-
Jim Genna, former gang chief
tain, whose three brothers were
slain in Chicago's alcohol wars,
was dead today of heart disease,
the first of the Genna clan to
die without gang violence.
Three of his family died by
gangland bullets in retaliation for
the murder of Dion O'Banion,
North Side gang czar.
Jim died peacefully last night
at his home in Calumet City, a
suburb, where he had lived in
Seclusion.
The Washington times., 1931-11-09
CiUiLizatiOn's Hope
ReU. SizOO's Subject

The hope of our present civiliza-
ton lies in good will and under
standing of Jesus" the Rev.
Joseph Sizoo, pastor of the New
York Avenue Church, stated last
night. Tracing the causes Of Ger
many's fall from power, DR.. Sizoo
said that the world is so bound
up and interviewer that all por-
tions of it directly affect each
other"
The Washington times., 1931-11-09
Tom Mir's Mother
Hurt in Auto Upset

FRANKLIN, Pa. Nov. 9.-Mrs.
E. E. Mix. 68, a resident of Dubois,
Pa, mother of Tom Mix, motion
picture actor and circus cowboy,
was cut and bruised when an au-
tomobile overturned near here.
She was in hospital three weeks
last spring following similar ac-
cident,
The Washington times., 1931-11-09
Britten Says Church
Banned NGUY Planes

The church element" today
was alleged by Representative
Fred A. Britten R0, of Illinois,
to have been responsible for the
non-participation of Army and
Navy aviators in Chicago's air
show, staged for charitable pur'
poses Yesterday.
The Washington times., 1931-11-09
R. A. COOPER TO TALK

Robert A. Cooper, former gov
ernor of South Carolina, will be
the principal speaker at an open
meeting of the Sons of Confed-
crate Veterans tomorrow evening.
The meeting will be held at the
Confederate Veterans Home. 1922
Vermont Ave. N. w.
The Washington times., 1931-11-09
Scenario Writer,
Thomas RQrru. Dies

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, Nov. 8
U.N.S0.-Thomas Barry, As, dra-
matist and scenario writer, was
dead today following a heart at
tack in his hotel room. Among
his screen successes were I'm Old
Arizona" East Lynne" and lover
the Hill"
The Washington times., 1931-11-09
MERCHANTS TO ELECT

The annual meeting and elec-
tion Of officers of the Columbia
Heights Business Mems Associa-
ton will be held in the New Am
sterdam Hotel tomorrow night.
The Washington times., 1931-11-09

PINEY BRANCH ELECTION
The regular meeting of the
Piney Branch Citizens Association
will be held tonight in the Ham
line M. E. Church. The annual
election of officers will be held.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-06
sMRTIACA sPOMIENKA.

z Popradu pisu. ze v"Suline
objavil sa cestujuci majitel' pa.
noramy, ktory ukazoval obrazky
2 bojist' vo svetovej vojne. Pano-
rama tesilo sa velkej naysteve a
tiez mlady muz Jozef Pritas pri-
siel sa pozriet' na obrazky. Bol "a
svetovej vojny na ruskom boJi-
sti, kde Dol zraneny a potom sa
dostal do rusk6ho zajatia, z kto-
r6ho sa vratn az pc vojne. Po-
hi 'ad na miesta, V ktorych vystra-
jala smrt' V najhroznejsich podo-
bach, rozculil ho tax, re utrpel
t 'azky otras nervov. Vratil sa
domov, stal sa zadumcivym a po-
tom spachal samovrazdu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-06
POSTAVENIE MAR. MENSiN v
MADARSKU BUDE PRETRIA-
SANE.

Ma buducej sch6dzi medzipar-
amentarnej Unie bude rozvirena
otazka postavenia narodnostnych
menSln V Mad arsku. Patnast' So
cialistickych zastupcov rozlic-
nych statov poda interpelaciu o.
hPadne dnesneho volebneho sy-
stemu V Mad 'arsku, ktory eel
kom znemoznuje narodnym men-
sinam. ably vyslaly do parlamen-
tn svojich zastupcov branily
svoJe prava tax, ako je to umoz-
meme mad 'arskym mensinam O.
kolitych statoch. Konferencia sa
bude zaoberat' najma postave-
MIN Slovakov V Mad'arsku, kto-
ri hoci sidlia V kompaktnej mas
Sc a je ich vyse stvrt' miliona. ne
majd ziadnych politickych pray
a k svojej obrane m6zu pouzit
jcdine cudz1ch statov a cudzich
parlamentov, lcbo do mad'arskG-
no parlamentu nemaju pristupu.
(Ceps.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-06
VEL 'KE FUJAVICE MA sLo..
VENsKU. 49,. ,.#fa

"
Ma Slovensku a v celej repub-
like udaly sa vel'ke fujavice Is.
16. febr., nasledkom ktorych
celia premavka bola paralyzova-
ma. VeIke zaveje snahu nahro-
madily sa menovite v Bratislav-
skej zupe pri Malackach, Lamaci,
Bratislave, samoryne a sloven-
skom Mederi. Pri Lucenci v No.
vohradskej napadlo tiez vel'ke
mnozstvo snehu V obci Dubako-
vel nasledkom tiaze svalil sa dom
Ilecku, ktorom zahynula jeho
matka a jeho 4-roene diet'a Tie
cku, jeho zenu, tejto matku a
dvoje deti susedia zachranili zpod
rozvalin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-06
CENY IA VEDECKE DIELA o
SLOVENSKU.

IstrednG sdruzenie sloyenskeho
priemyslu V BEatislayc vcnovalo
ma oslayu 10-rocneho tryania CSR
ciastku 10000 kcs urcilo, ze u
roxy tejto ciastky maju byt' a.
ko cena slovensktho priemysln u
potrebcnG rocne Id odmeny I'd We
deck6 prace.
Nyplsane s1 tri ceny po 2O0O X
na honorovanie yedeckgch prac 0
tychto otdzkach: j. Nyyoj a pri-
ciny slovenskeho vyst'ahovalec-
tya a prostriedky riesenia tohoto
problemu 2. Doporuca sa zlepsit'
postavenio akcpnarov V akcio-
yej spolocnosti a axiom smere
;. Ako najlepsie rozvrhndt' llko-
ly sprayn6 medzi salnosprayny1ni
korpordcianli i1zemnymi opa-
trit tsfnto lllAolon primerant
pros1riedky?
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-06
SKOLA PRE- VZDELAVANIE O.
PATROVATELIEK.

Ministerstvo skolstva a narod
nej osvety zaobera sa myslien
kou vybudovat' pri statnom u
Citelskom ustave SpiSskej No,
vej Vsi Skolu pre- vzdelavanie O.
Setrovateliek. Spissko-novoveSky
ucitel' sky ustav sa pre- tento ciel
nielen syoiou polohou na Sloten-
sku, ale al potrebnymi miestno-
st'ami vel'mi dobre hodi. Priprav-
ne prdce su uz V plnom pride a
otvorenie Skoly bude pravdepo-
dobne uz zaciatkom buduceho
Skolskeho roku prevedene. Bude
to prva skola svojho druhu ma
Sloyensku. Doteraz boly n1tene
opatrovatel'ky pripravovat' sa
Ia ulohu svojho povolania priva-
the a potom podrobit' sa prisluS-
ncj zkuSke V Bratislaye.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-06
OTEC BISKUPA CARSKEHO
zOMREL.

Bisknpa dra Jozefa Carskeho
stihla kruta rama osudu. Dna. T.
febr. zomrel mu V Gbeloch (Nitr.)
otec, 76-rocnJ rol'nik Jan Car
SKY. Nebohy Dol uyedomelg, sta
tocny slovensky rodol'ub, ktory
SO svojou manzelkou vychoval na
rodu slovensk6mu Wac deti, po-
medzi Mich kosickeho biskupa dra
Jozefa Cdrskeho a tiez v kosi-
clach pred casom posobivsieho
dra Ladislaya Carskeho, tie
raz okresneho lekara yo Vrab-
loch. Pohrab zomrelcho, ktory tu
zanechaya svoju zarmiltenii man
szelku a smutiace ia MIN deti, bol
.. febr. V Gbeloch. Cestna mech
Je mu pamiatka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-06
STAV SLOVAKOV v MADAR-
SKU.

Slovenska menSina Mad ar
Sku pocituje vyse stvrt' miliona
dust, ale nema ami jedinej cisto
slovenskej skoly. Ma len jednu
smiesan1 skolu typu B a so smie,
sanych skol typu C, ktore memo
zno pokladat' "a slovenske Skoly,
lebo sa jedna skoly mad d'arske,
na ktorych ziaci sa ucia trochu
slovensky citat' a spievat'. Ma
tIchto smiesanych mad ,arsko-slo-
venskych skolach bolo v roku
1926-27 $500 ziakov, ostatnych
16,499 slovenskych ziakov muse
10 navstevovat' skoly cisto ma
d'arsk6. V roku 1920 medzi 32,422
vercj cjnymi zamestnancami bolo
len Al tSlovakov, mcdzi 1,665 sud
cami len 2 Slovaci a medzi 1856
adyokatmi len : Slovaci. Medzi
ALL knazmi len II Slovakov a
medzi 1852 ucitcl mi q profe-
sormi len "a Slovakov. Tymito
cislami je najlepSie dokazan6, a
ko je slovenskej mensine V Ma
d 'arsku znemoznoNan6 kulturne
povznesenie Sd, ako je kulturnc
a mad 'arizovana.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-06

Ma svojom byte u jana Jezekf
NAL sriadene svoje male labora
torium, kde sa posledne zaobera
sostrojenim rakety. Pri vyrob,
vybusnej latky Y izbe boly pri-.
tonne al deti domoveho pana. A
81 po hodinovom pozorovanf "a
vznel V izbe strasny vybuch. Ked
do izby vbehol nastraseny Jezek.
zjavil sa pred jeho zrakom stras-
ny obraz: v izbe plnej dymu lezal
ma zemi zakrvaveny a zohaveny
Student Pavel Minarik. Det 'om
domaceho pana st'astnou nahodou
sa mic nestalo. Ked' ma miesto ne
st'astia prisla zachranna stanica,
Minarik boil uz mrtvy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-06
SLOVENSKA MATICA A PRA
VOPIS.

" kratkom case ma vyjst' slo,
vensky sloyn1k a prayidIa sloven,
skeho prayopisu. Slovnik sostavi,
la Slovenska Matica spolu S ces,
kynli jazykozpytcami. DIR. Stefa,
mex, byv. ministra skolstva sa w,
sIoyil, zc tcnto Sloynlk a pravo-
pis je prvym krokom na ceste
sjednotenia spisoyneho jazyka &c.
skeho a sloNcnsktho. Slovenski
narodovci na to hovoria. re ak to.
mu budc TAX. Matica Slovenska
nepatri do TurG. Sv. Martina, a,
le do Prahy. tele Sloyensko je
vcl'ni zvedaye, axe zlncny poro.
beno boly S nasou recoll.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-06
PRI NOVOM MEsTE N. v.
SPADLO LIETADLO.

Posadka lietadla "All-59'', po,
zorovateF podporucik prezencnej
sluz0y Friedrich Sldma a pilot slo-
bodnik VILLAIN HIboCan Cd lete-
ck6ho plullu {. 3 4 PieSt an - ma
la -. Jan, "a ukol previcst' O.
ricntacnl let ia okoli Noveho Ne
sta mad Vahom. Pri preyadzani
lctu postUpila odrazu hm]a, kto-
III zncmozniIa oricntdciu. Pilot sa
SNAIL nddzoye pristdt', ale hmla
}lle>la k zemi, takze pilot, nema-
juc rozhl 'adu, yraziI strojom pria
mo do zeme. LictadIo sa chytiIo
d posddEa zahynula.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-06
20 MILLION SLOW. oBCIAM.

| Slovensky krajinsky vybor po-
yolil dalsie prispevky vyrovna-
vacieho fondu ma minuly rok spo-
lu Is obciam V celkovej ciastke
293,693 Kcs a 61,534 Kes na cir
kevne skoly. 70 slovenskych o.
kresov ziada % okresov celkom
22, 100000 Kcs, takze celkove ma
roxy ma vyrovnavacf fond uz
obnasajd 100000 Kcs. Kra
jinsky vybor sa preto usniesol, re
nepouzije svojho prava nepone-
cha 81 20 procent vyrovnavacie-
no ondu, hoci ma na to pravo,
prideli obciam celych % mil. K.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-06
STRASNA RODINNA TRACE
Ola.

Y oravskej obci Ladovka doSlo
ku straSnej rodinnej tragedii.
23-roCnI rol'nik Jozef Petrik I'll
V neustalych svdroch S celou svo-
jou rodinou a tieto svary sa ne
preStaIy. ami ked sd pred rokom
0zcniI. Tiez so Svojou mlad0u man
zclkou sd stale vadil a V svojom
poGinanl neprestal ami vtedy, ked'
Sa Stal 0tcOm diet t'at a. RobiL svO-
jej manzelke neustaIe yycitky a
tato mala po jeoh boku opravdo-
w 0cistec uz ia zemi. /. febr. "a
Sc vyvOlal hadku V svOjej dOmac-
noSti V rozculenf chytil kuchyn-
sky n0z svoje diet'a nielofko
raz bodnul do bruslia. takze 1bo-
he diet a hned' nato skonalo. Len
vtedy uvedomil 81 mel 'udsky o.
tee. co spachal, V zufalstye vybe-
hol Z domu a "a dedinou sd ia
strome obesil. Obcania nasli no
uz mrtyeho. Tato rodinna trag6-
.dia vyvolala celom okrese ne
obycajne vzruSenie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-06
TRAGICKA SMRT Madeline
HO VYNALEZCU.

Pavel Minarik, 17-rocny Stu
dent Observation-Disclosures gymnd-
zia, bol pri pokuse vyroby rakety
vybuchom vybusnej latky zabity.
o tragickom pripade jeho smrti,
ktory vzbudil sirokom okoli
velke vzrusenie, dozvedeli sme
sa nasledovne: Pavcl Minarik boil
naruzivym fyzikom chemikom a
vsetek sNoj vol'ny cas- venoval
rozlicnym chemickym pokusom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-06
SNIZENE CENY A ZVLASTNE
VLAKY NORTH GERMAN
LLOYDU.

North German Lloyd ma ozna-
menie V tomto casopise dnes, kto-
re bude zaujimat' vsetkJch, kto-
II zamISrajii cestovat' toho roku
do kraja. Oznamuj1 sa vel mi
snlzene raty Ia okruznych Slfkar-
tach trctej triedy, a vyznam toho
je zvlaSte teraz pozoruhodny,
ked' su pomery nedobr6 a ked'
sa tax nizku cenu mono sa do
stat do kraja a zostat' tam ME
kol 'ko mesiacov. Lloyd Sd prispo-
sobil panuj1cim pomerom vel-
mi snizil cenu listkov na tretej
triedy ich rychlych parnikov, kto-
re sil panml mora.
Sadnite 81 na vlak V st. Louis,
alebo Chicago, Pittsburgh, Gin
cinnati alebo Cleveland Youngs-
town, a zavezie vas priamo ku To-
di Bremen a Europa na Pier V
Brooklyn, Bay Ridge. Nasleduje
prijemna a pohodlna cesta moron
a ia Pieri Bremerhaven, skoro
po vasom prichode, sadnete do
zvlaStneho vlaku, ktory vas Zave-
zie rovno do Prahy, Viedne, Bu-
dapesti - kde chcete - bez je-
din6ho presedania, bez najmensej
nepohodlnosti. Je to eXpresna
sluzba, o akci sd nikomu nesn1va-
10 pred desiatimi rokmi, vaSho
domoya V Amerike do vasho sta
reho domoya kraji.
Toto bolo umoznene Ameri-
Ike koopcracjou Pennsylvania ze-
leznice a postarane je nadovsetko,
ably ziadcn cestovateP nczame-
skal jeho LODI. Lode cakaju na
prichod zvlastncho expresu 70
Zapadu a Stredozapadu a take l.
ste zariadenie panuje al na ell,
ropskej strane, kdc zvlastne rych-
lily cakaj1 IA vas prichod a od-
vezu vas al na miesto urccnia bez
presedania.
Zariadenie je jcdnoduche: zvla-
stne yozne s1 pripnute K najlep-
Sim expresom po staniciach pre-
pohodlie Lloyd cestovatel 'oy a sn
zasvicovane Pennsylvania stani-
ce priamo na Pier 4 v Brooklyn,
Bay Ridge. Ma priklad = ked'
sadnetc na vlak V Youngstown o
asi pol sicdmej rano - ten pride.
ma Pennsylvania stanicu do New
Yorku o $40 yeccr. OdtiaP ide
do Brooklyna rovno Ia pier. Met
zladnycll starosll 5 hatozlnou, ME
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-06
VYSTAVBA zELEZNICE GER
VENA SKALA-MARGECANY,

Stavba zahajena bude Ia jar,
alonahlc to doyolia povctrnostnG
pomery. V prvom stayebnom use
ku budc budovana trat' medzi
Cervenou Skalou a L'adovou ia
Skynou V dixie 20 KIN. V tolnto
Useku budU 3 stanice: Telgart,
Fernar a Ladcva jaskyla d 3 tu-
nelly: pri Tclg1rtc V dixie 1916
metrov. pod kronou dixie 240
mctrov a vrchoIny tuncl pod Bcs-
nixon, vo v[Skc takmer 1O0 N.
mad moron. dlhy $40 metrov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-06
CELIA RODINA ZOSALELA

DO moravskej dedinky Vrano.
vice bola privolana zachranna sta
MICA pre- rodinu, ktora sa zblazni-
la. Otec rod;ny F'rantiSek PeSina,
jeho zena a 17-rocna dc9ra zaSli
pred niekol'kymi knami k vykla-
daGke karat a tato ich syojimi
vykladmi posilnila V nabozen-
skom fanatizme, ktoremu prepa-
dli uz predtym. Potom .vybrali sa
ia naysteyu k suSedom, kde 81
rozpravali o rozliCnIch metafyzi-
ckIch vcciach, pri com F'rantisek
PeSina dOStal ZachVat, zazrel vraj
V tvari svojej zeny certa a chcc-
jllc no Zahnat, udrel ju pc tvari
/ zranil ju. Potion rOzpravali este
dlho yyhanani diabla Glove
ka a fanatlzmuS p0Stupnc zachyd-
til colil rodinu. ked' priyolali le-
kara, konStatoval, IL celia rodina
je choron1sol'na. Zena bola DO
ncchana V domacom oSetrovani,
ale dc@ra a otec boil odvezeni do
Brna. Ccstou muscIi byt' obaja
Sputnani, lcbo dctra ustavicne
ably jej otec vyhnal z te-
la diabIa a otcc bitkou, kopanim
>nazil Sd talk urObit'.