davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-08
Produkcia top&nok v spojenycl
Statoch.

v Spojenych Statoch vyrobi sa
najviac topanok ma svetc. Roku
1881 vyrobene bolo 316,239,8O
parov a roku 1929, prosperite.
361 ,4O2, ,183 parov, tedy tri parry
ma kazdeho obyyatel'a Rusko
ktore ma 0 40 million obyvatel 'ov
Wac ako spoj. Staty, vyrobi TO-
hoto roku 91,O00,0O0 parov topa-
nok, podl'a nedavno oznAmenehc
planu. 2 toho videt', ako d'aleko
je este Rusko "a Auerikou VI W.
robe obuyi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-08

b b Htatesnert pf 4hs ownershfpss nlapgsa1ent
circalasisny ,atc, required blythe Ars 'of sGo".l
gress Of August ~. 1912, of ioungstoMnkks
Aovenske Noviny, published weekly =
Youngstown, Ohio fur April 1st,i 1932.
County Of Mafohings ss. H
Before me. A Notary Public In and iof tho.
State and county aforesaid, personally nap
peared N. Grosshandler, who. having been
s says TINT he il Cen. Mgr. u yoanwstSNnske
3 GSs1iss sns rs, u IN ana and beief
statemeiit Of the cS1k krahip, mana agementf and
! sss pssgs ~ date s's
August u. i5is. embodied in section sstr.s,
sssas Essss Laws !; 81. :ns Rsssiasn' printed h'
/. That the names and addresses Oh The
pshaisher, editor. managing editor. and bus
i4Sps smAnasers are.
y ablisher, Youngstown Slovak News
Pnblishine Co., P. O. Box All, Yonngs.
town, Ohio.
Editor. n Mras, 32o West Federal street.
President and Generaf Manager. N Gross.
handler, 800 West Federal street
z. That tine owners are: ttiivs names nd
addresses OF individual owners, or, il . Ger.
poration, give its name and the namesEend
addresses OF stockholders, owning or hold ng
! per cent or more OF the total amount Of
stock.
/ Youngstown slovak News Publ. go.,
320 West Federal Street.
Mr. N. Grosshand1er, City; Mr.. J. Kra
in, City; Evan Rummel, City.
8. That the known bondl.olders nisrt-
cages and other security holders owning or
holding per cent or more of Total amts,nt
Of bonds, mortgages or other sec,irities are
II there are n0ne, 50 statt)
None. .
4 That the two para graths next abb, O.
giving the names OF the owners stock hods~s
and security holders, II any, contain not oily
the liat OF stockholders and security holders
a. they ApIAar npon the hooks 6f the com
pany AS trustee or in any other fiducisry
relation, The name Of the .fefson or cor prrs.
ton for whom such trustee q acting Is given
statHmenta embracing. af aht d, inil knowiea g
ana belief as to tie cirdhmst ailoes and coi,.fi-
tions under which stockSgia aefs and sects "
holders who do not Appear upon the bos,ks
of the company Al trustees hold stock and
securities IN . capacity other than that of .
bona fide owner; and thiA Militant has no
reason to believs that any other person, akso-
ciation, or corporation has any interest direct
or indirect in the said stock, bonds or other
securities than as 50 stated by him.
~ ~ YOU UNGSTOWN SLOtAK NEWS
a Ss FURNISHING CO.,
N. Grosshandler. President
Sworn and subscribed before me this
lst day Of April 1882.
Seal. Matthew Mras
(My commission expires Feb. 25, l934.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-08
HLAsovACIE PRAvo lien.

Ziskanim hlasovacieho prava v
tSpanielsku dosiahly zenv Ease
noveho dspechu. zeny majd dnes
hlasovacie pravo celkom 33
krajinach. Zeme so spanielskv
hovoriacim obyvatelstvom sii
proti invm station, pokiaP sa t.
&c rovnopravnosti zien, vel mi
pozadu. Jediny juhoamerickf
stat Ecuador ahonosi sa pokroko-
vost 'ou svojich obeaniek Spaniel.
skej narodnosti, ktor6 majl row.
make obeianske j politicke pravo
ako tamojsi muzovia. V Argen-
tine v Brazilii majh zeny hla-
sovacie pravo len vynimocne. No
w iceland Dol prvym Station.
ktory pripustil zeny k hlasoyacej
urne uz rolsu 1893. O devat ro-
kov pozdeisie nasledovala Au-
stralia, ktora poskytla svoiir
obeiankam oh6ianskych a politi.
ckych pray vo smysle slutoane;
demokratickej rovnopravnosti 8
svobody. Tam dostaly zeny ME
len aktivne pasivne volebnr
pravo celom tom rozsahu. akc
no maji1 muzovia. ale austra|sk
zena bola zrovnopravnena
celom politickom, sociaInom
spoloeenskom zivote. Y roku 1907
nasledovalo prfkladu Australia
Finsko, ovsem v trochu omedze
nom rozsahu, roku 1913 doslr
k srovnopravneniu zien Y Nor
sku, roku 1915 v Dansku rokr
1918 Svedsku. Ostatne staty
ktorych dosiahly zeny rovno
pravnosti, masledovaly az pc
skoncenf svetovej vojny. Medz'
ne patri Cesko-Slovensko, Ra
kfisko, Pol 'sko, Mad'arsko. X
NADIA, Lotyssko, Estonsko. Litv,
Luxembursko. V niektorfch
statoch dostalo sa zenam len cia
stocnych pray. TAX ma pr. Bel
gil a v Grecku VOLTA zeny len Dr.
mestskeho zastupitelstva. parla
mentnfch volieb sa vsak z1cast
nit nemozu. Cd roku 1924 maif
zeny hlasovacie pravo v niekto-
rych provinciach Indie. v posle7
nej dobe zaznamenalo f1silie zie.
hplne zrovnopravnenie peknf
vysledky j Y Cine a Japonsku !:
" niektorych statoch stredoamc
rickych.
Volebne pravo a to Stroke, ma
j1 zeny i;v spoj. Statoch i i
Anglicku este Cd predvalecne'
DOLBY.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-08
VAS POKRM A VASE
ZDRAVIE.
VYIIVNA HODNOTA ROZLIC-
NYCH POTRAVfN.
Pise Shirley w. Wynne, M. D.,
P. H., komisar zdravotnictva me.
,.s sta New York.
Fills.

| Nyuouy SpIdNut hoSldNcHtHo
| jedalneho listku pokial' ide o
zdravie - su mnohe. Balance.
vana' strava nielen re pasma, a.
le tiez jedlo zprijemnuje. A ak
nam nechutna to, co jeme, a ked
ME je cas- k jedlu pre- mas ra-
dostnou chvil 'ou, vtedy mnoho
vyzivnej hodnoty potravy ,vyjde
navnivoc. To je prave pritina;
preco sa nema citat' pri jedle, Go
je az prirozsirenym zlozvykom.
Ably sme mohli ozaj S chut on
jest vyziskat' potravy vse-
tku jej vyzivnn hodnotu, treba
nam ju videt', citit' iej voinl a
pochutnavat 81 ma nej. Rozhod-
mite. sd preto, re pri jedle budeto
sa smita a rozpravat' a ME citat
Potrava sa rozdel 'uje ma diva
druhy ma potravu, ktora je ku-
rivom pre- telo ma potravu, kto.
ra buduie tkanivo. Obidva druhy
su nevyhnutne potrebne pre- do
bre zdravie. Potraviny, dodava-
jnce telu kurivo, mono sosku-
pit pod dvoma zahlaviami, t. j..
tuky a uhlovodiky. K tukom pa
tri maslo, sadlo, loj, olivovy olej,
olej 20 semien bavlnika, olcj 2
orieskov, kukuricny olej, inc rast
lime oleje, a naostatok zvieracie
oleje, jako ma pr. rybaci TUX. u
hlovodiky tvoria vel'mi dobre
znamu skupinu cukru skrobo'
win. X cukru patri cukor trsteny
mliecny, hroznovy, repovy a ia.
vorovy, d'alej med, syrup cukor-
naty syrup javorovy. K skro-
bowman patria zemiaky, psenie-
ma m1ka, ryza a inc obiliny. Gu
kor a skroboviny sn dzko sprl-
buznene, pri zazivacom proce-
Sc sd skroboviny premenoyane V
cukor. Uhlovodiky a tuky sh
vel mi jednoducheho slozenia ln-
cebneho. Obsahujn len uhlik, yo.
dix kyslik. OdtiaP tiez ich me-
no.
Nase telo upotrebuje t!chtc
potravin jako kuriva a potraviny
tieto mozu byt premenen6 e,
nergiu ihned'. Zvysok sa uklad<
.jako rezerva, zvacsa vo forme tu-
ku. U eloveka, ktory je. pritlstf
znamena to, ze jie primnoho po.
travy, obsahuj1cej uhlovodiky.
Chemicke slozenie proteino-
vych {bielkovinovych) polSrmov
ie slozitejsie. Krone uhliku, yo.
dfku a kyslfku obsahnjd tieto
potraviny dusik zpravidla este
siru fosfor. Niektore obsahuiS
tiez male mnozstvo zeleza. To su
tie potraviny, ktore obnovujf O.
potreboyane tkanivo. Dalej treba
zaznamenat', ze minrralne sol
obsazene vo vacsine proteinovych
potravin, s1 nevyhnutne potreb.
ne pre- .spravnu vyzivu. X potra-
vinam, bohatym ma proteiny, pa.
trf msso, vaicia, mlieko, boby. |
celozrnns produkty obilne ore
chy. Ryby 81 cenne, pretoze OBJ.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-08
Vydare sloyensky q
bal Y Ohio hoteI
Nadherne saty, kr&sna hudba ma
yyrocnom formalnom slovelisk kom
bale. 3 . N

4
Skutoena risa krasv, melodie 4
m6dy vftalas 800 n1ilovnikov tam
gu ia vyrotnom slovenskom bale
70 stvrtok, 81, -marca v Ohio -ho-
tell. u
Okuzlujuce oblecene taneenice
taneenikmipH 'ti,xedoch harn1o-
nizovaly. s zkrasno,I hudbou Geo.
Bannon and his Moonlight Seren-
saders. 1*tsi S''
Tento pies Dol jednym mai
krajsich, akv slovaci Mahoning
aoiry kedy usporiadali. Bola to
panorama zenskej krasy a para
i1a najfajnejsieho zenskeho oble-
eenia.
Dlhe, vlecdce, vykrojene saty
90 satfnu,. krepu, tla6e a stnziek
boly v prevahe. Bielych satino.
vtch bolo najviac $ lilavou kor-
sazou pre- kontrast.
George Bannon's Serenaders
pasovali do tohto obrazu doko-
nale. Jeho utesene cfsla unasaly
vsetkych V l'ahkom fantastickom
tanceni.
Bannon 5hral i svoje vlastne
skladby: "The Kiss Waltz, "Ilet
me call you Sweetheart, "Roses
Of Picardy" inc, ktore ozivily
stare rozpomienky,
Tieto skladby boly vybrane
zvlaste pre- valtikovd cenu, o
ktoru sa uchadzali taneenici 20
vsetkych stran doliny.
Pan a pani Andrej Meresky
vydobyli ODE utesene ceny.
Popredni miestni vonkajsi l..
radnfci a vynikajnci Slovaci boli
sudcami: mayor Jozef Franek 2
Farrell, DR.. Jozef Dulik, DR.. Jan
Rupee, Jozef Gaydos a adv. Hen
ry Hanley Barbertonu.
V tanci sa potom pokraeovalo
do polnoci.
Tato spoloenost' pozostavala ?
Glenov r6znych klubov osady Sv.
Cyrilla a Methoda. najstarsej slo-
venskej osady V Mahoning doll
ne.
Pies bol prekrasne vedenv hi.
riaditel'kou pi. Marion G. Slifka
a riaditelkou tancu 81. Alzbetou
T. Buddie, "a pomoci mladikov
mladic osady.
Hostitel'kami a hostitel mi boz
Ii: 81. Katarfna Volosin, 81. Tere-
zia Illencik, 81. Maria Mandula,
81. Maria Olenik, 81. Genoveva
Sovik, 81. Alzbeta Franko, 81. Ma.
ria Machuga, 81. Jozefina Adam,
ko, 81. Maria Siman. ST. Mildred
Dolansky, 81. Etela Kovalcfk.
81. Mildred Steiner, Juraj Kole-
sar, Jan Talan, Jozef Klein, Ste.
fan Filicky, Jozef Wopershall,
Jan Dobran, Nick Costello a 10
zef Friedman.
Sponsorkami boly: Mrs. E.
Balluck. Mrs. Joseph Volos;~
Mrs. Jos. Klein, Mrs. Anna Chu
rilla, Mrs. Mary Kubina, Mrr
John Redasky Jr., Mrs. NJ. !
Palkoyic, Mrs. Mary Trojan.
Tento bal, ktory je vyrocntr
dostavenickom pre- vsetkvch 81
vakov, zostane vynikajncou spc
loeenskou udalost 'ou.
E1izahaAh r Rudd;e
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-08
N! .M!,'.A.'TlK.IN''. OB'RAz
.-.Napisala.: Selma Lagerloef..

, !.
VO vsetkfch domkoch deain-
Ky je rovnake Enaradie, vo vset-
kych oblokoehSstoja rovnake kve
ty, ma vsetkych stenach vista po-
dobne obrazys "A vsetci fudia v
dedinke zijap rovnakym ziSotom
Ked Mattson, lodivod, zostafnnl,
Iii presne podia predpisov; ieho
izbitka, domcek Il sp6sob zivota
Dol celkom taky, ako ostat-
nych.
Ma stene. mad postefou NAL
stary Mattson matkinu polobi-
zen. Raj v noel sa mn snivalo. zc
matka sostnpila s obrazn. posta-
villa sa pred neho a povedala mu:
"Ozen sa, Mattson
Stary Mattson 81 vel uctil
matkin obraz. Bol mu radcom V
mnohych spornych veciach a on
vzdy dobre obisiel, ked obraz
posluchol. Ale tento raz nemohol
pochopit', co mu obraz rozkazu-
ie. Zdalo sa mu. akoby podobiz.
ia tento fraz hovorila celkom, pro
ii nazorom, ktort prv prejavova
la. Hoci sa mu snivalo. predsa S;
jasne uvedomil, ako to bolo. ked
sa chcel po prvy raz ozenit'. Pra-
We, ked' sa obliekal ma svadbu
klincek 20 steny vypadol obra7
spadol ma zem. Porozumel -tejtc
vystrahe, ale nepocnvnul. One.
dlho ale videl, ze podobizna NAL
pravdu. Jeho kratkc manzelstvc
bolo vel'mi nest'astn6.
Druhy raz. ked' sa Mattsor
chystal ma sobas. stalo sa s po
dobiznou to iste. 1 vtedy Spadl' .,
matkina podobizha ma zem. Ale
teraz sa Mattson neopovazil ne.
posllchnut'. Utiekol od nevcsty
j cd svadby, dial sa naiat' "a M
mornika a obisiel niekol'ko ra'
zem, pokym sa odvazil vratit' s"
domov.
A teraz naraz sostupuie obra-
SO steny a kaze mu, aby sa oze-
nil! Akokolvek Dol dobrr po
slusny. predsa zdalo sa mu. ze 81
robi neho zarty.
Ale tvar matkina, najprlsne.i
STA tvar, akn len mozu vytesat
ostre vetry a morska pena, boil
vazna ako PRIV. A hlasom, ktorI
mnoho rokov brilsil pevnel n"
rybnom trhu meste, opakovala
"Ozen sa. Mattson!"
Stary Mattson p>ziadal mat
kinu podobizen, ably uvazila, v a.
kom okoli ziie. Matka prisne de-
drziavala zvyky a. mravy svoje
dediny. A nebolo V dedine VIC
zvyku, ably sa zenil sedemdesiat
roeny stary.
Tu natiahla matka r,,ku, ozdo
bend prstenami a rozkazala mr.
aby ju poenval.
v druhy den zobudil sa star
Mattson cely prestraseny. Ami m,
nenapadlo nepocdvat'. Ta list
vedela najlepsie, co mu je treba
A predsa triasol sa pred tym, {
ho ocakavalo.
Y ten istv den poziadal o ruk, |
naJnepekneJseJ dlevky V dedlnr
a najchudobnejsej, ktori mall |
mike hrdlo a vycnievajlcu dol |
MI eel'ust'. Rodicia privolili {
hned' ustalil sa den, kedy sa ma.
10 ist' do mesta zapisat' ohlasky
Cez vetrom bicovane pobrezif
a moeiarove polia vedie cesta ? /
dediny do mesta. Dlha je NJ
stvrt mile a povest' hovori, zf
sd obyvatelia dedinky taxi bo
haiti, BE by ju cel1 mohli oblo
lit zlatkami. Divine by sa potion
chodilo po tej ceste. Marila by a
ko rybie brucho vinula by sa SC |
svojimi striebornymi supinami pr
medzi siatinami a kaluzami plny
mi melancholiclxych ziab. Krali
Ky a zaruzlie, ktore zdobia tietc |
pud mi opustene polia, by sa cd. |
r&4nlv u tSefriAhnr-nynh 1latL6oh
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-08

sdlho, pokSym !. mu doxoili Y i. / znovn
Sd ozenit'.
"a cely fen dlhSi cas- tchodiI
Mattson kazdy uradny den do
mesta. Posadil sa pri dverach fa-
rarovej izby a takal tam pokoi-
ne, az 81 vsetci prisli vybavili
syoie veci. Potion vstal a spytal
sa farara, q nema nieco pre- me-
no. Me, nema.
Farar sa divil teJ moci, ktorli
konala laska v, tomto starom clo-
vekovi. Sedel tn v hrubej, vlnenej
kabanici, vo vysokych rybar-
skych topankach, namornickom
klobillu, NAL ostre t'ahy tvare,
rozumny vyraz oci a dlhe sedive
vlasy, a trpezliye cakal, al sa bu-
de m6ct' ozenit'. | bolo divine, ze
takehoto stareho namornfka po-
chytila takato mladistva ttha.
y" Dakosi yam je sdrne tou
svadbou, Mattson'', povedal mu
farar. |
II bude lepsie, ked' sa to uz
odbavi."
"Nerozmysleli by ste 81 to
Mattson? We'd ste az ME MIA
dix
Mech sa uz len par farar tol.
ko neeuduje. Ved' ia to dobre
viem, re som uz i pristary ma
zenbu, ale pomoct' sa media. Musi
to byt'."
I chodil celeho pol roka trzde6
"a tyzdnom do mesta, az konednc
doslo povolenie. .....
A "a cely ten cas- Dol MattSor
ako stvanec. Vsade, ma zclenych
nazitiach, kde sa susia siete, po-
PR cementovanych stenach pri.
stavnFch. na trhu pri stole ry.
bami, kde sa predavaly ryby
razy, d'aleko Won, d 'aleko Sun
de sumela bnrka vFsmechu a po
divenia.
- Him! Mattson sa bude zenit'
ten, co utiekol pred svadbour'
A najhorsie mu bolo to, ze je.
mu samemu tato wee bola maj
podivnejsia. Nikomu nemohlo to-
TO byt' smieSnejsie, ako jemu sa.
menu. Matkin obraz dovadzal he
veru do zufalstva.
Bolo odpoludnia po prvych o
hlaskach. Starry Mattson utsva-
ny cd reel uskl'abkov. siel pc
pristave az k bielo obielenamu me
jaku, aby boil sam. Nasiel tam
svoju nevestu. Sedela ma zcmi
plakala. ....
Spytal sa jej, ei by nechcela
'adsej niekoho ineho. Vylamova
a husky mtiru a hadzala ich do
mora. Zpoeiatku neodpovedala.
"Mas snad' niekoho ineho ra.
das"
"Oj, nie!"
Tam pri maiaku ie pekne. Ja
sna voda Sundu prndi zokol.v6-
kol. Plochy breh, male pravidel-
ne domky dedinky vzdialenf
mesto - ;vsetko sa to topi V pa
prslekoch nekonecnej krasy. z
makkej hmly, ktorou sa obzor ma
severe rad zahal 'uje, vynori So
obcas rybarsky clnok. Rovno mie
ri k pristavu, uz al plachty pa.
dait Rybari veselo kr1tia klo-
bdkami ma dine clnka lezi STRIFE
brista korist'.
Clnok prave vtedy vchodil do
orfstavu, ked' starry Mattson stal
ori majaku. Mlady suhai, ktory
:edel pri kormidle. sodvihol klo-
,1k pozdravil dievca. Mattson
'idel. ako sa jej zaiskrily oei.
"Tak", pomyslel 81 Mattson. |
81 sa do najkra isieho
nladenca dedine a ma toho mo-
'es celkom tax cakat ako j W.
lat sa "a mila..."
Videl, ze nemoze sa vysmyk-
ut rozkazu matkinmu. Kebv
ievea malo RADIO niekoho, kto 81.
u m6ze what. este by NAL asnos
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-08-09

HAVE YOU YOUR SHARE?
Washington, August 9.-R-Have
you $45.35? No? Well, then, that
just goes to show how statistics are.
The treasury department says there
is that much money in circulation for
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-08-09
SOCIETY NEWS
G. F. Peterson WEEDS
Miss Anna Boespflug

Tie wedding OF Miss Anna Boes-
pflug, daughter Of Mrs. Anna Din
MUS, Mandan, and George Frank
Peterson, Bismarck, was solemnized
at Z o'clock Tuesday morning at st.
Joseph's Catholic church in Mandan.
The Rev. Father E. Hildebrand Of
ficiated.
The bride wore an ankle length
frock of pink chiffon, with matching
hat and white slippers and gloves.
Her attendant, Miss Cecil Ryan, Bis
marck, was dressed In blue flat crepe
with hat and accessories to harmon
lie. Russell Byerly, Bismarck, was
best man.
Following the service wedding
breakfast was served to Is guests at
the home Of the brides mother. Gar
den flowers and appointments in pas
tel shades were used for the table.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Larson. 400
Ninth st., aunt and uncle OF the
bridegroom will entertain Is guest;
at a wedding dinner at their HON;
this evening.
Mr.. Peterson and his bride are tx
make their home In Bismarck WHERE
he is engaged in the contracting bus!'
ness with his uncle.
Sunday evening the bride was
guest of honor at kitchen showe'
and bridge party given by her sister
Mrs. Mary Lob, Mandan.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-08-09
'KIWANIANS HEAR
TALK ON INDIANS
Indian School Superintendent
Tells of Wrong Impressions
About Red Men

An effort to correct certain theories
entertained about Indians by white
persons was made by Sharon r. Mote,
superintendent of the U. S. Indian
school here, in a talk before the Bis
marck Kiwanis club Tuesday noon.
Mote said the average white per-
son has the idea that the Indian is
romantic figure and lives romantic
existence. This impression is Great
ed by the Indian who, in fine feathers
and bright-colored regalia, attends
rodeos and fairs all summer long, he
said. This Indian, the speaker con-
tinued, usually has an unkempt and
unhealthful home, does not work
enough to support his family, and be-
lieves the government owes him a liv-
ing. He is too busy to work in the
summer time and runs short of food
in the winter.
On the other hand, the superintend-
ent said, too few white persons realize
that there are many Indians who are
making a success at the white mans
civilization and are becoming good
citizens and good farmers and are in
duStriouS.
| North Dakota has II 900 Indians on
four reservations, he said. The task
of bringing the white mans civiliza.
ton to them is difficult but is pro-
crossing.
Another speaker at the luncheon
meeting was Miss Lenadell Virgins
Evanston, ILL.,, field secretary for the
national w. G. T. u.
Five members of the club were
named to represent the organization
next Saturday noon at a meeting OF
the southwest division of the NORTH
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Will Present Gifts
To w. c.. T. u. Delegates

Women aboard the w. G. r. U. spe-
cial train, which is scheduled to reach
Bismarck at 7:55 o'clock this evening,
will be presented with a typically
western North Dakota product, when
they are greeted here this evening by
committee of local w. c. T. U. men,
bers.
They will receive "a jars Of buffalo
berry jelly, sufficient to supply each
table in the two dining cars attach
ed to the train, according to Mrs. G.
G. Boise, Bismarck, who will make the
presentation. The jelly was made
this week by members Of the local
unit.
AS further memento of Bismarck
each woman aboard the train will re-
ceive branch of berries from the buff
falo shrub, to which white cards des-
cribing the berries will be attached.
A dozen or more baskets OF flowers
from gardens in the city also will be
presented to the women. among whom
is Mrs Ella A. Boole, Brooklyn, N. Y,
national w. G. T. U. president. Miss
Anna Burr will present huge bou-
quet of flowers to Mrs. BoOle on be-
half of the Presbyterian Missionary
society.
No Bismarck women will board the
special, which is en- route to Seattle
for the national convention, scheduled
to open Friday. Miss Lenaden Wig
gins, Tunkhannock, Pa, national fielo
secretary for the organization, who
spoke at the Baptist church Monday
evening, will join the special trair
here.
Miss Goldie Strutz, jamestown, Il
here for a visit. with Miss Marjori
Alderman, 918 Sixth st.
X X !:
Miss Alice Sales of the Bismarcl
cost office staff, returned Saturda
from New York where she spen
about 10 days visiting with friend!
En- route she spent several days 1
Minneapolis and Chicago.
= x X
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Ahlen and so
Lewis, BOG First street, left TleSda
morning by automobile for CLEVELAND
N. D., where they will visit Mrs. All
lens parents for a time. Later the
plan to locate either in Fargo {
Jamestown.
X !: X
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Freede an
family of Oklahoma City, formt
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ARRANGE RITES FOR
MRS. JOHN STIRLING
Funeral Services Will Be Con.
Quoted From Presbyterian
Church Wednesday

Funeral services for Mrs. John
Stirling, Bismarck woman who died
suddenly Monday morning at her
home. will be conducted from the
First Presbyterian church at 2:3o p
m. Wednesday.
Rev. Floyd E. Logee, pastor, will Of
ficiate and the body will be inferred
at st. Mary's cemetery.
Pallbearers will be Supreme Court
Justice A. G. Burr, w. F. Jones, L.
P. Warren, L. K. Thompson, c. c.
Cannon and c. L. Young, all elders Of
the Presbyterian church, of which
Mrs Stirling was a member.
The body will lie in state at the
Perry Funeral Home until the hou;
Of the funeral. The casket will not
be opened at the church, according
to Rev. Logee.
Mrs. Stirling leaves her husband
two daughters, three sisters, ont
brother and niece. The daughter.
are Mrs. Arthur Fisher. Medina, ane
Mrs. Walter Reich. Granton, Wis
The sisters and brother are Mrs. H
O. Boerth, Fargo: Mrs. A. E. Johnson
Fosston, Mimi; Mrs Lena Henry ant
Lewis Larson, Lusk, Wyo.; Mrs. Gen.
Berry, also of Lusk, Wyo., is Mrs. Stir
Kings niece.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stirling moved her
from Emmons county in 1921 and re
sided at 623 Ninth st. Mrs. Stirlin
was 81 years old.
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soaring it in a candle flame also are
good. Precaution must be taken to
keep the steam from the flowers or
they will turn brown.
Special Treatments
Some flowers require special treat
ments to make them keep. Carnations
and snap dragons keep best out of
the refrigerator. Carnations will alb
sorb four times their weight of water
in preparing them for exhibit. Wa
ter lilies may be kept from closing
by pouring few drops of warm par
affin into the heart of the flower,
while a few drops of liquid gelatin
dropped into the heart of poppy
will prolong its life several days.
Use of chemicals whose disinfect-
ing properties aid in increasing the
life of a flower Is common. Among
these are charcoal, salt, formaldehyde
camphor, ammonia, listerine and as
pirin. When used in very small guam
titles they aid in preventing the
growth of detrimental bacteria.
One-tenth of one per cent concen-
tration of boric acid (one-half tea
spoon to two quarts of water) used
with carnations has increased the
keeping qualities by three to seven
days. One-half of an aspirin tablet
added to two quarts of water was
found to be helpful in prolonging the
life of cut chrysanthemuns, asters
and dahlias.
The most pronounced increase ir
the life of asters was found through
the use of one per cent cane sugar
solution Il teaspoon to one quart o.
waterD Their life was doubled by thi.
treatment.
Hollyhocks dipped in one-tenth o.
one per cent of nitric acid solution
keep we'll and dahlias have been ben.
Gifted by using one-tenth Of one pei
cent of potassium nitrate.