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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-05
PRINCE MICHAEL OFF TO ROUMANIA
King Carol May Not Let Him See His Mother
 Again

London, Oct 5-(UP)-Ten year old Crown Prince Michael of Ru- mania started home to-day, with out knowing If he ever would see his mother again and without knowing why his father, King Carol. ordered his immediate re- turn to Bucharest.
 The ten year old boy travelled by motor to Dover with his mother, Princess Helene, and his aunt, Princess Irene of Greece. Helene feared that Carol would not permit her to see her son again.
 It was understood that Carol would not permit the boy to re- turn to England, because Michael first learned of his fathers love affairs through reading an English language newspaper in Paris.
 At Dover, Michael boarded the cross channel steamer for Calais. His mother affectionately accom- panied him aboard and bid him a fearful farewell in his cabin.
 Helene was dressed in black and was accompanied by her sister. Princess Irene. They left the channel steamer, Isle of Thanet, five minutes before sailing. Helene dabbed at her eyes with hand kerchief as their car drove away. Michael. who was wearing brown suit with long trousers, peered longingly through the porthole as the boat pulled away from the dock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-05
CRASH FATAL
 TO AGED MAN
Samuel Bingaman O1 Plainfield, N. J., Killed
 in Triple Collision
SEVERAL SUFFER CUTS

Samuel Bingaman, 7s. of Plain vile, N. J.. died at the Waterbury hospital shortly after o'clock last evening of injuries suffered In an automobile crash xon the Ban- tam- Lake, Morris road. Dr l.. A. Bingaman of New Milford received treatment in the emergency room of the local hospital for lacera- tions about the head and face. He was discharged last evening from the institution. Mrs l.. A. Binga- man was badly shaken up in the crash. Miss Dorothy Bell of Litch- field suffered cuts and bruises, AL bert DAmico of Torrington, pres ident of the state board of barbers' examiners, sustained an injury to his arm, while Louis SpeZiale of Torrington escaped with minor bruises.
 Members of the Bingaman fam fly were riding in the direction or Bantam when q car driven by MISS Bell collided with 1t. Following closely in the rear of the Binga- man machine was the car contain ing MT D'Amico. The driver ap- piled the brakes, but the machine skidded and crashed into the ma chine which Miss Bell had been driving. The Torrington car was overturned. It's two passengers had to break the glass in the door of their car to escape.
 Ambulanccs were sent to the scene from the Waterbury and Charlotte Hungerford hospital in Torrington. The elder MT Binga- man was brought to this city.
 The accident was investigated by State Trooper George Remer of the Canaan barracks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-05
Fat Girls! Here's A Tip For You

All over the world kruschen Salts Is appealing to girls and women who strive for an attrac- tive, free from fat figure that cannot fail to win admiration.
 Here's the recipe that, banlshes fat and brings into blossom all the natural attractiveness that every woman possesses and does 1t SAFELY and HARMLESSLY
 In the morning take one half teaspoon of Kruschen Salts in a glass of hot water before breakfast ---cut down on pastry and fatty meats-go light on potatoes. but ter, cream and sugar.
 It's the little daily dose that takes off the fat" and "brings that Kruschen feeling" of energetic health and activity that Is reflect ed in bright eyes. clear skin. cheer ful vivacity and charming figure.
 But be sure for your health's sake that you get Kruschen. A bot tic that lasts weeks costs you little. You can always get Krus- chen at any druggist and money back if not satisfied with results after first bottle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-05
HOW TO REMOVE
 GROWING NUISANCE
State Board of Health Calls Attention to Gar-
 bage Dumps
SHOULD BE BURNED

Municipal disposal of garbage and rubbish by high temperature. .incineration as the best means Of riding Connecticut communities of present means of disposal was predicted today by the State De- partment of Health in its weekly bulletin in an article which re- ports that Improvements in muni- cipal disposal methods have been few and far between in the past few years.
 Several years ago the depart ment made a survey of methods Of refuse disposal in thirty-one com munities in Connecticut. Twelve of the communities disposed of garbage by feeding to hogs, thir- teen by dumping and filling, four by a combination of both, one by high temperature incineration and one by q cooking process known as reduction. Few changes have taken place since the survey was made.
 At the present time, the country farm bureaus of the state are Wag- ing a campaign to combat the rat menace. which mence is assisted materially by dumps which furn- ish excellent housing and breeding places for rates, flies and mosqui- toes.
 s The day Of the dump as a means of garbage disposal, the bulletin declares, should Dc, pass ing. In a few scattered instances where plenty of earth cover g available and extraordinarily good policing Is carried out. garbage dumps may not be decided nui- sances. Usually they are, however. Moreover objectionable odors come from the inevitable fires and the danger from rats and flies makes dumps objectionable from the health standpoint.
 The reduction cooking process usually gives trouble from odors and the apparatus is expensive and requires skilled operation. Burial of garbage in shallow trenches Is not used to any extent. Nuisances can be avoided by disposal of gar bage at piggeries under careful management and by the disposal of rubbish and ashes on dumps maintained with proper covering and attention to prevent fires. In- creasing density of population ac- companied by difficulties in locat- ing piggeries and rubbish dumps, however, may lead to the general adoption of high temperature in. cineration, sanitary method or disposal which can be operated without nuisance.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-05
INTEREST TENSE AS VETS ELEC TON WEARS
SPIRIT OF IRELAND IN ITS SIMPLICITY
Emmet MOOre's Film Co Ltd at Cameo Theater
 on Baldwin Street
STARTING OCTOBER II

"The Heart of 1rcland", Ire- lands first and only talking pic- ture will open an engagement of four days at the Cameo theater, Baldwin street beginning Tuesday evening, October II, with matinees daily at 2:15; evenings continuous from 77 to II.
 "The Heart of Ireland" Is de- lightful picture breathing the spirit of Ireland. idyllic in it's simplicity, as sweet as the place that gives it it's title. It will have vast appeal to all those who love Ireland and should please film fans generally. One fed up on the synthetic cin- ema may sit back in his seat and fairly drink in these fas changing scenes, all of them "shot" on the "old sod".
 To Emmett Moore, famous min strel and actor and now making his bow as head of the Emmett Moore Film Co Ltd, in it's initial production, goes special credit; we are informed he not only directed, but most of the time handled the cameras. If he did, he should be complimented; ones attention, for example, is caught by the lens swinging over pasture, or lake, or in the shaded dells. Then, too, his skill is shown in his quick changes, which begets speed and at the same time makes one for get thatthe Chauncey Olcott plot of long ago Is old fashioned. Moore touches it up here and there, mod erniZes it, offsets 1t with foot ball game, or children at play, gives it tones 1t could not otherwise possess.
 The basic theme is thus built up, spread out so that the "Heart of Ireland" is turned into a sort of epic of the soil and Is charac- teristic romance of the people, their manners, their songs and their dance. This is the first and only talking picture ever made in Ire- land and it is exquisitely intimate. Reserve seats in advance.
 For the Waterbury engagement the Emmett Moore Irish Players will appear in person in a stage presentatoin entitled All Aboard for Ireland" a rollicking comedy with 10 Irish singers, dancers and musicians so let's all "come back to Erin"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-05
Girl Sentenced
 to State Farm
Police Determined to Rid City of UndersirableS

The formal commitment of Dorothy Brown, 35, of 235 Abbott avenue to the state farm for wo- men by Judge T. V. Meyer In DO. lice court today started the official elimination of undesirables Of district, which has given the police. considerable trouble for several months. Mrs Brown known as Lon Clancy was held on the technical charge of street walking. having been arrested at o'clock yesterday morning by Patrolman John Winston after chase through several back yards and alleys in the vicinity of her home.
 The accused has been charged on several occasions of being im- plicated in the robbery of men in- vited into homes on Abbott ave- nue. Judge Meyer after studying her record and learning of her recent experiences with the police decided that Abbott avenue and the city would be better for her absence.
 The action of the court may be interpreted as Q warning to others that less leniency will be shown Sn the future. The practise of giving men and women 24 hours to leave town will also be abandoned. To escape fines and jail sentences they promise to abide by the courts orders only to return again within n weeks time and carry on as formerly.
 Lebo Ricco, 20. of 154 orange street, Thomas Wheeler. 27. of ll0 Cherry street, and Peter Brown. 27, of f54 Orange street obtained continuances of week. They were arrested on September gard Tor having annoyed two girls.
 Amerigo DiStiso, 32. of l47 River street, charged with policy writing obtained continuance until October 18th. He was ar- rested by Patrilman Daniel J. Carson after being detected in the net of receiving plays tn n door way on East Main street. few yards from Exchange place.
 James caffrey, 3b, of East Main street secured q continuance until october 18th. Ife is charged with breach of the peace. continuanees were also given in the ease 0f John MahOney, e4, Of pe brown street charged with breach Of the peace and James uraft. 44 of ha Abbott avenue. notified on a wnr' rant alleging violation sf the wage act
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-05
Fight Promised
 Tomorrow Night By
 Wheeler Young Post
Leppert Only Nominee Sure of Victory-Btter Battle Seen in Selection of County Council Delegates to Which Ten Members Aspire

contested as their are ten seeking the honors from which four will be chosen.
 Nominations for the various po- sitions follows:
 Commander, John Condon, sem iod ce-commander, Vincent Ma honey; junior vice-commander, William Walker; Post surgeon, pr Henry l.. Fischer and Dr Mortimer A. O'Hara; Judge advocate, Major J. William Carroll; post chaplain, Charles Leppert: post quartermas- ter, Sampson Seigel; Officer of the day, Joseph Meyers and Walter Bolan; county council delegates, George Byrnes, Walter Bolan, John Cody, William Walker, James H O'Donnell, Olin Johnson. Robert Mclaughlin and Cosmo Vendetti.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-05
Dead Bandits Pal
 Gets Five Years
Campbell Pleads Guilty to Robbery at Southngton
 Gas Station

Leo Campbell. 22, of Attleboro, was sentenced to five years and a month in the. Cheshire reformatory when his plea of guilty on the charge of robbery with violence was accepted by Judge Frederick M. Peasley in the superior court of Hartford yesterday. Campbell was the pal of Wflfred Tetreault, who was shot and killed in an at- tempted holdup of q gasoline sta- tioh at the foot of the Southington mountain on September 17th.
 The Identification of Tetreault was established after the young mans body had been placed in n vault in a Southington cemetery. Copies of fingerprints from the rec ords of the war department es- tablished his name and incidentally
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-05
ISSUED MOST PATENTS

More than half the patents is- sued in the United States last year went to citizens in New York. Illi- nois. Pennsylvania, Ohio and Cal ifornia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-05
Waterbury Woman
 Speaker At Seymour

Mrs William !. slater of this city was the guest speaker at tho ans nuai dinner of the Seymour Wo. mems club in Seymour Monday evening. She was introduced by the toastmaster, Mrs D. ', Edwards and spoke on News" More than Go msmbers attended the meeting in thn parlors of the Seymour Cen. greKatieDaI church, Members of the Women's Service club Of tho c0ngreaaiIona church entered,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-05
Fastener Co. Merger
 With New York Firm

The Waterbury Fastener Cor poration has been merged with the Frank J. Quigan Company, Inc. of Brooklyn, N. Y. The local plant has adopted the Quigan companys name. Both concerns manufacture the same line, which includes metal frames for women's hand bags, cliRs and so sa forth. John, W. Shepard, general manager of the local plant. stated that the Water bury factory will continue to func- tion. About 110 hands are now employed in the plant and few night shifts are also in operation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-05
State Motor Vehicle
 Hearing October 13

The following persons have been notified to be present at q hearing under the auspices of the state mo- tor vehicle commission In the city court room. Thursday, October 13 at 10:30 o'clock in the forenoon: Burt Domaine. 13 High street; Enos J. Kelly, 83 Lounsbury ave- nue and Henry II. Beckwith, all of this city; Joseph Carlson. Ply mouth Hiil, Plymouth; Francis l.. Townsend. 7S City Hill street. Union City; Anthony CrIkietis. R. r. D. No. 1, Hawleyviiie.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-05

set the police on the trail of Camp bell. George Sunderland. the man. ager of the gasoline station, who fired the fatal shot, identified Campbell in police lineup.
 Campbelps assignment in the holdup wassto keep EEpest Miran- do, 16, who was visiting Sunder- land at the time, covered, while Tetreault forced Sunderland to open the cash register and hand over the money. Sunderland seized a gun and fired at Tetreault.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-05

Trale bandits arc operating In Australia,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-05

morrow night at the state armory. Nominations will remain open un- til each office Is filled.
 The only officer who will be sworn in unanimously will bc Charles Leppert, post chaplain who is also filling the capacity of de- partment chaplain. The elections of county council delegates who will represent the post next year at the county council will be hotly
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-05

The Wheeler-Young Post, Vet erans of Foreign Wars, annual election of officers will be held to-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-10
MATICA OsLOBODENA.

Matica Slovenska tato najvySsia sovenska kultur-
vedecka ustanovizen bola posednych rokoch W
akas nesyoja Neyieme c pre- tych 100000 korn co Cd
prazskej vlady dostavala alebo inych prcn ala
GeskJch spolupracovnikov tychto va6sna pracoval;
oddanost ou laskou Slovakom ale nasl sa medzi
mimi tax, ako nachodia bratislavske unverzite
strednych skoach nasch ludia cechizujucn dmysl'a
hi zamysa ami tymto podarilo dostat' cello
konise, ktora mala urcit vyvoja slovenskej sp
sovnej reel. Komisa vypracovaa pravopisne pravdla
duchu sovenciny cudzie snlerujnce ku spynltu slo
venskej reci recou ceskou Nevybada sllahu sbl
zit cestn slovence; bola to strannicka snaha co
TAXA vyvolaa pochopitelny odpor sovenskyeh spiso
vatel skych a narodnych kruhoch. Tento odpor vyyr
cholil ma valnom shromazden Matice 1plne zavrhnu
tie nov6ho pravopisu nariadene ably sprava Matice
vymenovala novl komisiu ia ably behom dvoch rokov
vypracovaa vydala pravopsne pravdla takeco by u
moznily sovencine .vyvljat' cstom> sovenskom
duchu. -. hI .~ai
Podrobny opis vall6ho shromazdenia Matice PRIME
sli minulom cse Teraz len konstatujeme nasa
Matica Slovenska e oslobodena krazov slovenske
mobytnosti nepranych, ktorych by bola iba zad-
kou zostane to nam ruci 13o slovenskch spsovate
l'ov move slrueenstyo narodne ctacich katokov E.
vanjekov. Kazdy americkv slovak ktory moze, byisa
NAL stat clenom Matice. Cle1ske je 100 korn rok
alebo 1000 kor1n navzdy. lynn by zabezpeci Ma
tici fnancn neodvslost pade jej tych 10000 korn
vadnej podpory odpadne.
Slovaci co narod Mju len svojej slovencine Ked
jej nebud1 mat, bude po Slovakoch S Cechmi chceme
zostat' bratskom svazku ale materiom ich
zene ncbudeme. e. -.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-10
tvar prejavuje unavenost' a pre-.
sytenost' zivota, ktory este po-
riadne nezacali zit'.
VzrastajIce pomad 'arcovanie
mien,

Pomad arcovanie mien dostu-
pilo, podPa statistickych dat, v
roku 1880 znacneho vzrastu. Vo-
ci 1853 zmenam mien, ktore bo-
ly preyedene v roku 1880, dosta-
10 roku 1881 svolenie minister
stva vn1tra ku zmene cudzozne-
Juceho mena ma memo mad'arske
2,887 osob. Tento vzrast poctu
zmien vlastnych mien mono z
casti pricitat' tomu, ze minister
stvo ynltra poslednej dobe po.
sudzuje ziadosti v tomto smere
podane vel mi liberalne zmene
mien nerobi temer t'azkosti. To-
dl'a nabozenskei prislusnosti pri-
pada roku 1881 2190 zmien
mien ma rimskych katolikov, "
roku 1880 1O8S), ma greckych
katolikov 78 (47), ma prislusni.
kov cirkve reformovanej 1872
(S1), ma evanjelikov 232 (125l,
ma prislusnikov cirkve gr.-katoli-
ckej 62 (22), na prfslusnfkov W.
znania zidovskeho 169 Coy a "a
(2l) ma prislusnikov ostatnych
vyznani.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-10

sa vyznam hormonov l'udskom
organizme. Horm6ny sn latky,
vylucovane endokrinnymi zlaza-
mi, ktore maju vliv ma vyymenu
latok, vyzivu, vzrast drazdi-
vost .nervoveho systemu. Zistilo
sa, re tieto hormony maju vzt'ah
| ku starnutiu. pokusy Steina-
cha Voronova vychadzaju z
tychto predpokladov. Bude mas
zaujlmat' predovsetkym otazka,
akych praktickych vysledkov bo-
10 docielene S omlad ovacimi po-
kusmi. Je nesporne, ze u zvie-
rat bolo docielene znacneho omla-
denia tym, ze i'm boly voperova-
ne zlazy ineho mladeho zvie-
rata. Pri pokusoch ma zviera-
t'och V polovici pripadov dosta-
eil sa vysledoki temer prekvapu-
j1ci. Zviera, ktore bolo uplne 20.
starnute, po dvoch operaciach sa
1plne omladilo a mohlo byt' po-
uzivane d'alej k chovnym invni
1celom. Inaksie vsak je tomu Y
l'udf. Zda sa, ze omlad'ovanie
l'udf podl'a metod Voronoya Z
Steinacha straca pomaly svoju
slavu. Svedci tom tieS skutoe-
most, ze opicia farna Voronoya
ma byt' zavreta. Ukazalo sa to-
tiz, ze d6inky tohoto omladenia
sd len doeasne. Tiez nebol poda-
ny ziaden dokaz, ze pacient bex
operacie by nebol tax sviezi, ako
po operacii. Ale hIavna namiet-
ka je, ze zlazy, ktQrs 81 ,vopero3
yane jednotlivcovi, posobia Gu
dzom tele len po urcit1 dobu.
Nemozno tedy hovorit' . zda-
rilyyeh pokusoch . omladenie clo-
veka. Predsa ysak nemozno pod
cenovat' ich vyznam, lebo je mo-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-10

zno aspon pc urcitu dobu potla.
cit znaky, ktore sprevadzajl
starnutie. Je otazka, ci sa S do
savadnymi prostriedkami podari
.locielit' trvaleho predlzenia veku
u cloveka, alebo ci sa podarf udr-
Eat Pudskil energiu v plnej jej
yyske az k zaverecnemu slovu,
ktore vypovie smrt'. Je vsak j.
ste, re veda, ktora niekoPko
prlpadoch urobila pozoruhodne
pokroky, nespusti t1to otazku o.
mladnutia boja proti starnutiu
so zretel u, ponevac je to otaz-
ka, ktora vzdy bola Istrednym
problemom l'udskeho zivota a
tym skor' dnes, kedy kult mlado-
sti - niekedy az nerozumny a
nekriticky - svedci tom, ako
Pudia chc1 81 zachovat' sviezost'
silu do pozdnych svojich rokov.
Ale mad toto iisilie vedy ktora sa
tn snazi dostat' sa k istrednemu
problemu zivota a smrti, vyvoja
zaniku, vzrastu a odumierania,
stoji platnost' vety, ze kazdy z
mas je mladym TAX dlho, ako
chce. Doklady Q tom nachadzame
ma najblizsom svojom okoli, kde
vidime starych l'udi, pracujii-
cich mladistvym nadsenfm pra-
we tax, ako v radoch mladeze sa
estretavame l'ud mi, ktorych
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-10
BOZ PRoTI sTARoBE.

~ poslednych rokoch veda zvy-
senou mierou zaoberala sa otaz-
kou staroby, otazkou umeleho o.
mladenia. Boly to najma mena
Voronova a Steinacha, ktore pre-
milky do sirokych vrstiev a zdalo
sa, ze otazka predlzenia l'udske-
no veku je uz aspon zcasti riese-
ma, dostavilo sa vsak coskoro
sklamanie dnes v najlepsom
pripade m6zeme hovorit' len o
eiastocnych lspechoch, ktore ale
neriesa jadro veci.
W ma zakladnu otazku, ako
vznika staroba, elm je podmie-
nena a tvorena, nedava veda az
,dosiaP uspokojivej odpovedi. Je
,sice cely rad theorif tom, elm
ie podmienena staroba, ale pra-
We mnozstvo tychto theorii, ich
protichodnost', fch vzajomne. kpo
ry sl najlepsim dokazom, I'd We
da dosiap neprisla ma pods tu
tejto veci. Symphony, prizhaky
staroby, sediyenie ylasov, poAes
sil, atd'., sd vel'mi dobre ana
me, ale caste tieto symptdsny
neznamenaj1 este starobu, lebo
sa javia j vo veku vel'mi mladom.
Raz sa vyklada staroba, starnu-
tie, slabnutie, Hudsk6ho organic
mu ako d0sledok usadzovaniH sa
ylaknitych soil ma stenach kfey-
nych ciev, drHhy KRAFT sa vylfk
do q vysyetluje ztratou vodHlv
tele, tym, ze organizmus je stale
tshadobnejsf na yodu. mi Ease u
yadzai1 starnutie Y slyislost, S
Utmost 'ou r6znych zlaz, ktore o.
ehabnj1, 80.
IN poslednej dobe zd6raznuje
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-10
CO ROBf REKONSTRUKCNA FINAN01tA
KORPORACIA u

Zijeme takych planych casoch, Ia AXE sa nkto Y
nladsch nepamata kazdy mysl, re by to M hosie ami
nemohlo byt. 81
Ale veru moho bolo by celkom iste, keby vo feb
ruan nebola zacala 1cinkovat vladna Rekonstrukcna
Fnancna Korporacia Ia ejto hospodarske krlz pablo
vyse trtisc bank ale nalokto ve ze cd krac
meme boo d'asich syritisic bank Predane boo nedo-
brovol'ne "a facku tisce nepohnutel nych maetkov
dov priemysenych polnikov, ale je mic prqti tomu
kolko ich mohlo padnut Zeleznice boy uz IA pokraj
npadku Ich bondy, povazovan6 najbezpecnesiu I'M
vesticiu po vladnych bondoch, boly by ztaty Mi
ionom l'udi hrozilo 1plne znicenie.
Teraz uz nebezpecie nehrozi Rekonstrukcna Finan-
Gna Korporacia situaciu zachranila Teraz mozeme 81
vydychnut' u ahcenim ze krlza nezhorsila Teraz
ln0zemc uz opravnene cakat' ma nejake zelsenie ma
jasef
Vidiac, ak ym dobrodenim je Rekonstrucna FinanGna
Korporacia prezdent Hoover direktor Korporace te-
raz chc1 rozsiri jej blahodarnl cnnost ma mesa ma
okresy staty, stavebny priemysel pol nohospo-
darstvo Ziada zakon, ktory splnomocn tto korpo-
racu skupoyat bondy yydane mestami, okresm statm
stavbu mostov, ciest ulc, vodovodov stok kanaoy
atp.; poskytovanie pozicek kreditov farmarskym
organzacam pre- export do krajn ktor6 nemozu kupo-
vat hotove posky ytovanie p0ziciek stavebnym
pozckoyym bankam Takto by sta tsice robotnkov do
stalo pracu fanrom by hodne ponoho zhayit pre-
hytoenych zasob.
Kaby kongres potrebnJ zakon vyniesol, mohlo by sa
zacat 70 stavbou kanala Youngstown do Ohio rieky.
Eek 10 tisfc robotnkoy by alo "a Wac rokov pracu
bud1cnost' Mahonng Shenango ddfn by bola zabezr
pccena Nase oceharnc BY mohly konkurovat' pitts
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-10
Roxtrity pan professor.

Student: Pan professor, kazali
ste, aby sme VAN pripomenuli, 70
nam budete prednasat l'ld-
skom modxgu.
Professor: Date mi svaty po-
koj. ia mann teraz plnd hlavu i
neho nez lu'dskeho modzgu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-10

burghskymi, lebo by maly lacn1 vodnd cestu tax by
hodne viac objednavok dochadzalo Mas blahobyt
by Dol zaisteny navzdy, nase mesta by rasty prev
taly.
Tato vladna korpolacia bola zalozena len dobu
kliz ale netreba byt prorokon re zosane nami dlh
sic Dobra vec sa rada ume IT,