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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

is. like a fellow with a little life
In him. Some one, here she low
cred her shrill voice ever so little,
some one like Jack Warning"
Susan was putting on her hat In
front Of the mirror and so she did
not hear the soft football behind her
and was utterly taken by surprise
when two warm hands clamped
themselves over her eyes.
But she recognized the hooking
voice saying, Who takes my name
in vain?" Scarlet, confused, she
turned to find herself within arm 5
length of that philanderer. Jack
Waring, himself.
Ito BE Continued
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CHAPTER ELEVEN

DENISE ACKROYD, slim and
IL perfect in her tailored suit of
black faille, continued to stare in
solently at Susan, but her words
were addressed to Bob Dunbar.
Where have you been keeping
yourself?" Denise went on in that
high, sweet, agreeable voice which
had rung out above the others that
night at the Strinskys' studio.
Bob said, rather uncomfortably,
that he had been with the family at
Lake Geneva, that he had got in
some Jolf.
"Ycd look it." said Denise. sur
veying him with what Susan
thought a proprietary gaze. SUI
san felt out of it.
The other girl, with the ease and
smoothness of long practice, had
taken control of the situation. Su-
san suddenly was conscious that her
rose ping shantung was all wrong.
She wondered, dismally, why she
had come.
She was out Of place in this big,
cool, shining room, where all the
lunchers seemed to know each 9TH
er, and stopped to talk and laugh
in little intimate groups.
If the other girl was aware of
any rudeness in ignoring Susan,
she gave no sign. She monopolized
young Dunbar completely. 1t was
only when Susan, raging in her
heart, gathered up her gloves and
said she must go that Denise APP
peared to notice her
oh, you have job, I suppose?"
she said in surprised, family dis
dainful tone. AS if, thought Susan
angrily, theer was anything wrong
about having a job
NO, don't come with me-" Susan
Insisted to the young man. Really,
must rush and you may as we'll
stay and talk"
Surely he won't take me at my
word, the girl thought. Surely
he'll finish what he started to say
before that hateful Denise inter
ruptedl
Womanlike, Susan insisted that
the young man should do exactly
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The royal warriors rushed upon the faction
surrounding Mo-sar. While the fierce and ter
rible fighting was at its height the two traitors
slipped away unnoticed. Quickly they made
their way to their palace quarters; and gather
ing their servants and belongings, prepared for
flight. When all was ready, Mo-Sar whispered
to his son: The Princess! We must not leave
without her-She is half the battle for the
throne" Caring more for escape, Bu-lot re-
Iuctantly followed his father to the Forbidden
garden
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81 MABEL NcEELlOII " " nnna1c

what she hoped he would not. 5hl
did not really believe he would takt
her at her word.
But Dunbar by this time was be.
wildered by her silence and sudder
GOODNESS. He began to imagine thu
flash of understanding which haC
passed between them was nothing
but mirage.
He walked with her as far al
the lobby where, puzzled and an.
1oyed by her new, distant manner
he left her and returned TO the res
taurant and Denise.
VXTALKING across town, Susan
w r-ged in her heart. The click
of her heels kept time with hel
furious thoughts. Il hate her. ]
hate her. I hate her." she stormec
inwardly.
She was hard put to it to keep
back the tears. The day which had
seemed so perfect an hour ago was
uncomfortable.
The sun beat down on the pave
ments, the big policeman at Adams
and Clark looked fairly wilted. Nc
wonder, thought Susan, that girls
like Denise Ackroyd always man
aged to look so exquisitely turned
out
They had their half hundred little
French frocks, their efficient maids
in the background. They had swim
ming and tennis. They had ador-
ing parents who existed for The
sole purpose, apparently, of paying
bills.
For the first time in her life SUI
san began to be really sorry fol-
herself. She wondered rebelliously
If life needed to be so utterly un-
fair. The corrosion of self pity ate
into her soul.
1t was in this mood that she en-
tered the Office, hung up her hat
and with notebook in hand went
into Mr.. Heath's private Office tt
take dictation. Yesterday all this
had seemed quite thrilling.
She had imagination to see the
poetry that lay behind the prosaiC
talk of stone and mellow beams anc
steel work.
Yesterday Susan had thought o.
herself as a cog in this important
business machine. A small cog, i
Is true, but still a necessary one
Now she wondered duly why tina
had seemed to matter.
She wanted passionately to b.
the sort of girl Denise Ackroyd was
She wanted to be able to laugh anc
talk fiutingly of the endless moth
ings which seemed to make up tn
conversation of that particula
crowd.
Ernest Heath wondered what hat
happened to the girl. She was St
quiet and pale, so subdued.
Quite unconsciously he had COM
in the last few weeks to depent
upon and to expect the flash o
glowing understanding, the read,
response that was half Susan
charm. Today all that was absent
II wonder if the girl is ILL.," Heatl
thought, for the moment vaguel.
annoyed at the idea. For the frs
time since she had been in hi
employ he began to speculate, idly
on the girls life apart from Ernes
Heath, Incorporated.
Like most men of his type
correct, dignif1ed, rich and I'M
imaginative-his secretary of the
moment always seemed to him t.
have been created for the sole pur
pose of arriving promptly at 9 eacl
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CHAPTER TEN (Contlnued)

Susan felt Joy suffusing her
washing over her like warm rain.
Into the waters OF this tete-a-
tete there dropped the tiniest OF
pebbles. A girls voice, slow and
drawing and insolent, broke across
Bob Dunbar's.
The strange voice said, wherever
have you been, darlingl I've been
missing you So"
Susan glanced up to find the
red-haired girl who had been at the
Strinskys' party staring impudently
at her. But the words we're adj
dressed to Bob Dunbar, who had
spring to his feet.
Miss Ackroyd, this Is Miss Ca
fey. he said.
Susan wished the ground might
open and swallow that red-haired
girl, Denise.
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loud as the sound Of artillery, was
heard here Sunday and early to-
day. A slight quake was felt soon
after midnight.
The activity apparently extended
from Conception, on the Pacific
coast, to Santiago. 300 miles north
and forty miles inland, at the foot
of the Andes.
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White with terror now, Bu-lot faced the
angry warriors who leaped to prevent his
escape and avenge their king. Mo-sar took
his stand beside his son, crying: "Ka-tan is
dead. Mo-sar is now king" Loudly he called
his warriors to defend his claim, and these
quickly surrounded him and Bu-lot. Sudden
~, Ja-don pressed forward. Take them BOTH"
he commanded. 1.-THE warriors of Pal-ul-don
will choose their own king after the assassin
Of Ko-tan has paid the penalty Of his treach-
cry
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CHILEAN ANDES SHAKEN
BY VOLCANIC ACTIVITY

Smoke and Flames Squirt From High
In the CordiIlera-
By United Press
SANTIAGO, Chile. April 11.-vol-
canic activity in the Andes, with
heavy rumblings, slight earth trem-
ors and occasional spurts Of smoke
and flame from high in the Cordil-
lera were reported today in six
provinces extending 300 miles along
the mountain range.
Heavy laundering, at times as
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by the fire and two other explosions.
Chief Joseph Shirk said he
learned that three men were seen to
leave the building and flee in an
auto shortly before the first explo-
sion.
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Train Kills Two Men Near Muncie

By United Press
MUNCIE, Ind, April 11.-Leonard
Gillispie, %, Windsor, and Miss
Pauline Mullen, ~, Muncie, were
killed instantly Sunday when the
auto in which they we're riding was
struck by Big Four freight train
at crossing near here.
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BY Ahern

Once within it, Mo-sar, by a ruse got rid Of
the guards and gained the sleeping apartment
Of O-lo-a without warning, father and son
burst in upon the three Occupants Of the room
The princess sprang from her couch. What
is the meaning Of this?" she demanded angrily.
Mo-sar had planned to trick o-lo-a, that be-
ing easier than taking her by force. Then his
eyes fell upon the stranger white woman and
he gasped in astonishment and admiration.
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By United Press
LONDON, April 1.-THE daugh-
ter born last week to Gloria Swan
son and Michael Farmer will be
christened Michele Bridget Farmer,
the parents decided today.
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BY Williams
By Blosser

Recovering himself he cried: Princess, your
father is slain and rebels hold the palace.
There is no time to wait-we must get out OF
the city at once Comel" my father deadl"
exclaimed O-lo-a, wide-eyed Then my place
is here with my people. BY the law, am
queen until the warriors choose new ruler As
queen. none can make me wed against my win
and Jad- ben-Otho knows never wished to wed
thy cowardly son. Col
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SUSAN CAREY finishes q business
course and secures her hrst Job with
ERNEST HEATH. architect. BOB Dun
BAR. son OF a Chicago millionaire, COM
with z prospective employer.
Suxan's AUNT JESSIE, old-fashi0ned
and strict. encourages her friendship
musician. Ben takes her to studio
party. She is lonely. but repulses the
firtatious advances Of JACK WARngG,
who works IN the same Office.
Bob Dunbar asks her TO lunclT~and
tells her he Is going abroad. Susan
realizes she is In love with him.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
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GARY STORE BURNED
Three Blasts Preceded 100000 Fire,
Authorities Told.

BY United Press
GARY, Ind, April 1i.--A fire be-
lieyed by authorities to have been OF
incendiary origin destroyed the
Globe clothing store, with damage
estimated at 100000.
Authorities were told that the
flames followed three blasts in the
building. The first, 1t was said.
wrecked the roof and a portion of
the walls and was followed quickly
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-29
ZLATE JUBILEUM JANA 4
D0ROTY BARAN.

Mnohi priatelia p. Jana Baran
a jeho manzelky, Connellsville,
Pa. potesia sa tejto zprave, ze
spomenuti oslavia ma nedel'u
50-rocne jubilepn svojho pozeh-
naneho a st'astn6ho manzelskeho
stavu. Vsetlly fch dietky budu ma
tej eslave prltomn1, sice Mr.. a
Mrs. Anthony Bauersmith, Mr.. a
Mrs. Blackstone, Mr.. Mrs. "A.
dam, Michal Anton Baran Z
Youngstown, Mrs. Jackie Night
a Jan donna. Pan Baran S man.
zelkou sil jedni pionierov slo-
venskych Amerikc a tesla sa
vel 'kej obi lube medzi connells-
villskymi Slovakmi.
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PREDKovIA HoovERA
ZILI MA SLOVENSKu

Nedel'ny New York Times NAL
tilto zvlastnu zpravu cd svoj tho
zpravodaja v Prahe:
Praha, Il. jan. - Prvi pred
kovia prezidenta Hoovera pocha.
dzaju z osady Habanov pri Bra
tlslave na Slovensku, ako ali pred
kovia George Pullmana, znameho
z jeho spiacich vozIov, podl'a u.
dania Neue Zuricher Zeitungu
Tento svajciarsky casopis hovo-
RI, ze roku 1856 dvaja z pref
dentovych Hooveroyych predkoy,
Jakub Ansler 4 Kristof Baum
bauer, VISTA 'hovah sa 20 Sobo-
tist a, Slovenska, do bavorskeho
palatinatu pri Mannheim, v Ne.
mecku, odkiaP jeden 3 ich 1po-
tomkov, menom Huber, siel do
Ameriky.
Prezident Hoover je tedy po-
tomkon tohto Hnbcra, ktorDho
zili ma Sloyensku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-29
IA NAsU CHUDOBU.

Rezolucie, vynesene vyrocnej schodzi h. tradu
PSI. vo WkesBarre Pa, potvrzduj1, ze nase podpor
ne organzace vedia pozdvihnnt vysku DOLBY a
konat svoje poy1nnosti podl a ducha nieen ery
jich sanov.
Stav sta slovenskych rodn je taky, re eyzadujc
Tychleho zakrocena ich prospech. Dosavad' jedne
Slovenska Liga co podnka vicsiu akciu tejto nedo
stava tel kooperacie Cd anerckych Slovakov ake 81
zasluhuje Nevieme, je to necitnos otupelos sebec
kost nasc ludi: nesdhlas sposobom akcie alebo
TO len cakanie ou sytca satenia nezan1estnaneho
l'udu vykond Stat.
Ale vali ziaden ednotliyy stat dosal nebol vstave
zadovaM 81 dostatonG finance staranie sa svojich
ludznych federalna vlada tvrd ze staranie sa ndz-
lych jc povinnos ou satov, okresov miest sasedov
zodpovcdnost bola preval ovana plcca piece W
sldkon zc mesta padaju pod bremencm financnych
snadz nezamestnang l'ud je pokraji hladovania.
Medzi nezamestnalJm Tudom je najviac Pudu pri-
st ahova1eho medzi ktory piisca mas lud Tu rodeni
obcania nam rodinnc svazky ktore i'm dopomaha1 bud
4 praci, bud prtulku, Mas lud nema sa tener kde
acIyi' Ny nename tn este tri-styr generace "a Sc
bou, koc co len jedna BY bola pevne zachytena ma
siieku yyssich fabrick pozlcach obchode aebo
protest. adminstracii Ajax stojme 81 tychto Gasoch
horsie, ako do1norode obyvatel'stvo Nema mas
Iotisiiiit' ~ rrscc Nase dony ST len zpo
yplaten6 mo5ene ic utratt kedy to veritel ON
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byvatel'stvo Japonska usadzova-
10 alebo ktorych by t'azilo rl-
du, dovazalo suroviny a potravi-
ny. To sa i'm darilo. Japonci ma.
pred zaujali niektore vaesie-men-
Sic blizke ostrovy, poton vojnou
$ Cinou dostali do moci Koreu.
Vidiac, ze ' d'alsom zaujfmani
cinskeho llzemia mu stoji ceste
Rusko, vypoveddlo tomuto +.
1905 vojnu, ktort vyhralo Ru-
SOW vyhna1o juzncj, bohatej po-
loyice Mandzurie, tiez 2 pobre-
zia dostalo ! pol ruskeho ostro-
va Sachalinu. Po curopskej vcjne
Japonsko dostalo ysetky nemecke
ostrovy V Pacifiku a vysady y
Cine.
Japonsko ale obrane bolo cia-
stocne oyocie syojho Wit 'azstra
mad Ruskom: Mandzlria stala sa
Ease nedelitel 'nou cast 'ou Ciny.s
Japonsko inyestovalO y Mandzd-
Ri billion dolarov'ao zeleznis, do
bani, do sobchsdu a pol 'asho hos
podarstya ked' laalo Mandz dzhriul
uz temer ekonomieky podmalle.
NJ, VI Cine yypukly reyolieie Al
Vel'ke administrators nepoliad-s
~. Mandzdria stalS ia paSal{-
lsomss banditskych aeaeraaey L
ssktorf len vydierai lsad ale me-
sabali ma porfadok u bes4Je tnost'
izisota 4 nlajetkn, taieze ialvesti-
Gle .Japonska sta aFal sa ohroze,s
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vYNALEZY v DIvADELNEJ
HIRE.

Pred par tyzdnami podali, sme
zpravy v tomto casopise dvoch
vynalezoch a sice 0 stroll ma lie
Genie tel nest'astnej nemoci: o.
pilstya, y tiez nieco, co bude slu-
lit ma potesenic muzov, si1upa-
Jucich tabak.
Tieto diva vynalezi youngstown
ski Sl9vaci budd mat prilezi-
tost' vidct' ma diyadelnom pred
staveni kratkej budlcnosti, ku
'ktoremu .predstaveniu uz teraz sa
pripravuje. dramaticky kriizok
Sboru 146, $. +. J.. Sokol,
Zc toto predstavenies s.b4de te.j,
umeleckej vyysky, alseEs ysetky
predstavenia tohoto krdzku bolyt
dosiai, 9 tom moze byt' kazdy
isty "a ziaddcno je, ably kazdyI
pozoroval tento casopis D dalSie,
zpravv q opis tejto hry.
Dopisovatel'.
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o co IDE JAPoNCOM
v CINE.

Od septelnbra minuleho roki
svet je znepokojoyany zpravami
o vyboji Japonska vo vychodnej
Azii. Zaujalo' Mandarin, kraji-
nu vel mi bohatu ma kovoye r1-
dy, uhlie a potrayne clanky a o.
byvand 80 milionmi Ginanov. Te-
raz sa chce pustit' do vyboja v
samom srdci Ciny: zaujat' Sang
haj bohatd dolinu Yangtze rie-
ky.
Japonsko ma 7O,0OO,O0O obyya-
tel'ov a byva ma maliGkom ostroy.
nom dzemi, ktore ME je vstave
uzivit' tol'ko l'udu. Musi doya.
Tat potraviny, mac by mnoho
milionov jeho obyvatel'oy 20
mrelo hladom. Nema ami baylny,
AM zeiezneJ rudy, AM mIlohJch
inych surovin, potrebnJch pre-
jeho fabriky. Go fabriky yyro-.
bia, to pred1 kdpi potraviny a,
suroyiny. Slox0m, Japonske ,je
ME sebesta6n6 q must 2 priemy-
seane slabsich narodov lit. Keby;
vsetky priemyselne nevyvinlfte'
narody Axle 81 odrazu nastavalyl
fabrik, Japonci prestali BY byt'
vel'kym, s1nocny I'm narodom.
Preto sas jeho statnici Cd rokll'
1886. snazili dostat : move iize-'
mia, ma ktorych BY sa zvysn6 81.
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PRECEDENT HOOVER o REKoNsTRUKcNEJ
KORPORACII

ked prezldcnt Hoover podpisal pondook zakon.
zrlocnuiuci vladu zaozt $2OOOOOOOOo rekonstrukcni
korporaci,, vydal tom nasedovnt oznamenie:
.Podpisa zakon Q rekonstrlkfnej financnej
lorpolacii
..On plivede ziyotu silni organizaciu dostatoc-
nlmi prostrickami, schopi posilnt' sabny ktore by
sa vyvinuy n,sej krcelitove bankovej zeeznicnej
>listave, zeby obchod pTiemysel mohly pokracovat
svoej norminej cnnosti bez obav pred neocakvanymi
otrasnli a brzdiacmi vvm
.Jeho cel'om je zastavit' defaciu pol nom hospo-
dirstve priemysle tax zvacsit zamestnanost ludu
"Rekonstrukcna korpolacia nie jc utvorena na to,
aby po1nahala vel kopriemysu alebo vekobankam Tie
to stanovzne st dostatoce schopne starat seba.
Aie ie utvorena Ia podporene mensch bank financ-
nic lstavov A. pretvorenm ich prostredkov ma tekte
oliy obnovia podporuvanc obchodu premysu pol ne
Io hospoda1stva Korporacia poskytne pileztost na
znobzovanic obrovskych sill nasej vlasti jej hospo
.iarskcnu zotaveniu.
'.Pripojuj,lc svoj podpis tento mimoriadne W.
znamny zakon, vzdavam chvalu pat11otiznu mlzov Q
bocn lomoch kongresu ktori doSazal svoju oddanost
pre- blaho vlas bez OH adu ch politicke prlslser
stvo."
Rekonsralkcna ko1poracia ie uz ,1stanovena zaene
icnkovat najblzsich dnoc Kongres jej uz odhlaso-
val pol biliona doarov zaladneho kapitalu. Vydanie
bondov trh podriha biliona dolarov bude
sledovat O ich ispesnom odpredan MET pochybnost.
Vel'ka pomoc bude poskytnuta zavretym bankam,
aby mohly otvort' obchod, prenysel kredi-
obzivt' Bude ponozent vkladatd om bank, ktoe
uz nebudu vac otvorene, poskynutim pefazf na rchu
likvdaciu Pomoc zeleznciam morgcovym spolocno-
stiam pomoze nepriamo i nasim organizaciam sloven-
skyn ktore drza milony bondov nporgi6ov tychto
spolocnosti.
Napomozeny bude zal.rancny obchod poskytnutm
Dozieiek exportero, ktori buod vsave prcdayat'
dzine ia kredit.
TAX len dobre 1lloze q toho vzist
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ne, podobne dovoz potravin a su-
rovin. V 1929. mandzursky gu
verner-general odvazil sa polo
lit ruku ma rusku zeleznicu v Sc.
vernej Mandz1rii. Vtedy Rusko
zakrocilo vojensky a mandzursku
armadu rozprasilo behom dvoch
tyzdnov. Nieco podobneho chceli
zopakovat' Japonci, lenze $ boc-
nymi zamvsl ami: opanovat Man
dzdriu nielen ekonomicky, ale al
administrative a tax sa dostali
do konfliktu so zaujmami Ruska,
Spoj. Statov inych krajin. ia
ponsko myslelo, ze zaujatim Man
dzdrie susedneho vn1torneho
Mongolska zabije odrazu viacere
muchy: opanuje toto 6zemie a
vyuzije no hospoddrsky a zarazi
Rusku cestu k teplemu moru ma
vzdy a inym narodom s'otyore-
ne dvere' pre- obchodovanie S
Cinou zavre.
Ale Gina je hlavnfm kupova-
tel'om japonskych vyrobkov. Bcz
Ciny japonska narodn6' hospodar-
styo sa srdti. A TAX Gina, hoe je
vojensky celkom bezmocna, ma
Y bojkote japouskych yyrobkoy
strasn1 zbran. Bojkot je tax IL
cinny, ze Japonsko nevidi inaho
vychodiska, ako kanonmi prin1-
tit Cinu kupovat' jeho yyrobky !!
A preto jeho napor na Sanghaj
a Yangtze ddolie.
Rozumie sa, ze taketo pria.
tel'ske' lakanie Ciny ahy kupo-
lvala Cd Japonska,, ktore .jej be-
RE ZEN, nepaci sa nielen Cine, a.
lie ami eivilizoran6tnu ssetn. K
tomu skodi Neutrality-suspicious. OBJ
chcdu, ktory je prave Y tyclIto
casoeh yel'mi citlivy. A tax jel
nddej, Se sa Japonsko dostsne
do zayeza : jeho sybojom q bu.
de ndtene spopustit', vyjednavat'
al t'8hat IA kratsi koniec. s tym
aodstrandne bude hoci sdocasne
i nebszpeGie vel 'keho valecne-
,ho komIlktai, ktory llrozi vypuk-
nut i nasledkom toho, ze Gina,
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ccc Faliem name malo, ktorych by sine docasne
uchyli pribuznych Zbytov mas vypovedllji ntteni
SINE sa tesnat' edno-dvoch izbovych bytoch me-
jednej sovenskej domacnost nevedia ci budu mat co
zajtra jest.
Nuz Je Ia case ably nieco Wac robili ma zacranu
svoJetl nezl robme preto vame iniciativu ILL., radu
T. s j. zelane ST. ahy zakrocene boo spoocnyn silami
eien lcglsatury pennsylvanskej ale vsetkych kde
mas lud vo vacsom pocte byva nieen zakroct' ale
vyhonat' neco "a nasich nddznych kazdei soyenske
koioni Amelike by NAL byt' dobrocnny yybor ktory
oy sa staral 0 miestnych nldznycll
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-29
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Nolen w, faslangovnlcl, nc'
strkajte t5mi peniazmi vo vrec
ku - mate tam len mike!
Benes da podkarpatskym Ru
som autonomiu Rozsypal I'M Ju
rozsype.
Pc krest 'ansky:
'sDavam navrl, aby .sme ne.
dali mic ma sbierku pre- sloven-
ske n1dzne rodiny.
"Podporujem."
''Kto je "a tento navrh =
Zodvihly sa vsetky ruky - O.
krem jednej.
Cesko.slovensky zahranicny i
stav VIOLA operenych Cechcv
Slovakov Ameriky domov. O.
Sklbat' Ease?
Depresia urobila nieco do
breho pre- Slovakov zastavila
vyst'ahovalectvo 20 Slovenska.
Ma Slovensku ludia piju takv
"mInsajn'', ze Cd neho bresn.
Hau-hau!
To je radosti v tabore name
lukov - Francia poslala 25 mi
lionov dolarov do "fondu ma ma
zani"!
Pat'sto novych zakonov ma PC
moe robotnfkom vynescne bolo V
Spoj. Statoch minuleho roku.
Ale robota by naozaj pomohla.
Aziatizmus: Ked' jeden Aziat
nastavi revolver ma druheho a
pod pokutou smrti prinuti ho
kupovat' jeho tovar.
Cechizmus. Ked' brat Czech
zmackne zalldok Slovakovi, ably
Dol poslusny a ncsnival auto
nomii.
Slovakizmus: Ked Slovak mie-
sto nepriatel'a Slovaka bije.
Slovensky Gechoslovakizmus:
Salenie sa "a Benesovym niazi-
vom.
Poc1vame, Re superintendent
! bank K doniesol kl'ace ma otvo-
renie nasich dvoch zavretych
bank.
A pocuvame, re fabriky zacca-
~ uz hl'adat kostymerov medzi
masinami, ked'ze tie ST dobrc "a
mestnane.
q tych dvoch bilionkor by sa
liam VAN ziSlo - vsakze?
Burzovnym specialization in,
ternacionalnym bankarom ovisly
nosy, ked' poculi, ze nedostanli
I mic tych dvoch bilionkov. ~.
Dobyt' sa dobyli k nam, kol.
Kovac, ale = co tam nasli?!
Sovietsky sPat'rocny Plan"
napodobnujd uz Japonsku,
Persku, v, Cesko-Slovenskej re-
publikc, a najnoysie chystajn sa
ho prevadzat' " likyidovani a.
nalfabetizmu (pardon, v kultllr-
nom vehement sa) j newyorks!si
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-29

pre- nesvornost' jej vodcov, je ma
pokraji rozpadnutia sa.