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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-29
VOTERS OF CITY TO
REGISTER TUESDAY
Bismarck Polling Places Will Be
Kept Open From 3 A. N.
to 7 p. NJ.

Voters in Bismarck will be given
an opportunity to register for the
forthcoming presidential primary
election Tuesday, when polling places
will be kept open from 9 a. m. to 7
p. m.
Voters also may register March 8
when places Of registration again will
be opened.
The election will be held March Is.
Places Of registration are as fol-
lows: First ward. first precinct, VIII
liam Moore school; First ward, second
precinct, Faunce's garage at 500 First
St.; First ward, third precinct, Titles
garage, $40 Washington Avenue; Sec
ond ward, first precinct, viii school;
Second ward, second precinct, Fleck's
garage, Broadway and First st.; Sec
ond ward, third precinct, city SWIM
ming pool; Third ward, first precinct,
Cooks garage, 5l4 Ave. D; Third
ward. second precinct: high school:
Third ward. third precinct, Richholt
school: Fourth ward, Bertsch's garage,
SIG Main Avenue; Fifth ward, the
Murphy building, 204 Main Avenue;
Sixth ward. first precinct, fire hall;
and Sixth ward, second precinct, St.
Mary'S school.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-29

Minot, N. D., Feb. 29.-(PeThe
Minot Daily News, in an article Mon
day, written by staff correspond
ent after visit Sunday to the Den
bigh area, where gold Is being
sought says:
Bean Soup might be the name Of
a hash house and Deuces Wild might
refer to a poker game but In this
day Of q gold rush" to the Denbigh
sandhills, they are the names Of
placer gold mining claims.
1.-The effect of q report that gold
has been discovered in the sand hills
has been to electricity the merchant,
the baker, and the candlestick
maker.
Fascinated by the word gold, just
as men always have been, hundreds
of persons were in the Denbigh area
Sunday, driving among the sand hills
Just looking.
mo one may ever get rich from
gold taken out Of the sandhills, but
several score Of persons are going to
be able to tell their grandchildren
that they had q part in a gold rush,
Just as ancestors of some of them
have related about the glamorous
days of 40 and the long trek to the
Yukon.
$4,000 Acres Leased
Around $4,000 acres of land in
half dozen McHenry county town.
ships have been leased or bought out
right, not including q considerable
quantity Of government land on
which claim stakes have been posted
"On his farm centering the region.
where if dreams come true, fortunes
will be made, lives Albert Botz.
'"Three years ago he launched into
the cattle ranching business, buying
animals-they were hard to get-at
500 apiece.
Nov he would get about $25
apiece II he sold them.
HE hopefully remarked Sunday, as
he watched curious persons paving
over earth on his farm:
Maybe better days are coming
"This subject Of gold is helping Mr..
Botz forget, for the present at least,
that each and every one Of his COWS,
has deprecated SIS In value.
If there's gold in his pasture
well, ITO heck with the COWS.
"Deuces Wild and Bean Soup are
just samples of the titles to be found
on claim location stakes.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-29
Three One-Act Plays on
Community Program

Three one-act plays and musical
numbers will comprise the program
to be given at 8:15 o'clock this eve
ming at the city auditorium by the
Community Players.
Mrs. c.. D. Dursema is directing
the first play. Whats What" q
Swedish American comedy in which
the parts are taken by Dorothy Par
son, F. A. Bartron, Marian Sandin,
Ethel Sandin, Evelyn Omett, Lloyd
Dunn and Leo Benser.
Betwee this number and the fol-
lowing play, "Stockin' Money" q
group Of pupils from the Will Junior
high school will give a scene from
their historical pageant, Progress Of
America"
The cast of "stockin' Money" a
tragedy, includes Harrison Monk,
Dorothy Tiedman. Phyllis Olson and
Omar Walla, with Miss Pearl Bryant
as director.
Preceding 1.-THE Wonder Hat" a
harlequinade, directed by Miss Clar-
Ice Belk, will be an italian song in
costume by Marian Sandin and Lloyd
Dunn. This final play is roman
tic fantasy with q moonlight setting.
Characters are Jane Byrne as Col
umbine; Marlys Lair as Margot:
Arthur Cayou as Harlequin: Harold
Shafer as Pierrot; and Lorenzo Belk
as Punchinello.
X X X
Fay Hunter aid Marvin Ness spent
the weekend in Devils Lake with
friends,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-29
DENBICH'S GOLD FIELD HAS
SCORES OF WEEKEND VISITORS

Maybe the fellow who chose the
name of Rich Mans Folly was bit
dubious.
Possibly some Indian maiden was
being honored by the name Laughing
Water.
WAS it admiration for that mill
tant woman that prompted the name
Of Carrie Nation?
Rich Sounding Name
Someone chose q rich sounding
name in Golden Glow.
"A couple Of brands Of smokes
get some advertising on the Old Gold
and Lucky Strike clamis.
And there Is Devils Dream, Print
er's Dream, John NJ, La Francis, Jib-
ntz, Merry Widow, and Last Chance.
Real estate prices in the Denbigh
area have started to skyrocket.
Edward 0ilbertson Of Tovner, a
real estate agent, and former Nc
Henry county treasurer, had many
Nstings Of land in that vicinity.
Some owners have hurried to him
to withdraw the land. They believe
the price they had been asking for
it is too little, and now they don't
know how much to ask, with all this
talk Of gold"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-29
Bismarck Debate Team
Wins Over jamestown

The Bismarck high school debate
team, upholding the affirmative side,
won a unanimous decision over the
Jamestown team in a debate held
Saturday evening at the local high
school. The question debated was,
Resolved, That the several states
should enact legislation providing for
compulsory unemployment insur-
ance."
Judges were Justice A. G. Burr of
the state supreme court; r. J. Ramp
lin, assistant attorney general; and
F. E. McCurdy.
Members of the Bismarck debate
team were Frances Cox, Lloyd Ode,
and Junior Birdzell. jamestown high
school was represented by Frances
Rebel, Gay Porter and william
Dressler.
The local debate team, with its vic
tory. won entry into the third round
of the state high school debate tour
nament. Pairings for the next round
of debates have not yet been made.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-29
Law ENFORCEMENT
EXPENSE REDUCED,
REPORT INDICATES
Per Capita Saving Of 10 Cents
Said Effected in BurIeigh
County in 1891

A 10 cent per capita saving over
the previous year was effected in the
cost Of law enforcement in Burleigh
county In 1881, according to report
compiled by j. L. Kelley, sheriff.
Total money expended during the
year was $l2,155.09 representing a per
capita expense Of 63.7 cents as against
expenditures in 1880 of $l4,066.7 10,
representing per capita expense Of
1877 cents.
Savings effected aggregated $l,911.-
81, a decrease Of 1878 per cent.
Collections during the period in
creased more than As per cent. the
report shows, with delinquent prop
erty taxes, civil fees, costs and fines
collected totaling $l3,974.14
Receipts covering the same items
during the previous year aggregated
$7,e92.3o or $5,98o.75 less than was
collected in 1890.
Elghty-eight foreclosures were made
during the year, Of which 70 were
made on farm property and is on
city property. Foreclosures on farm
property involved 1909 acres, which
were mortgaged for $l97 $500 at an
average of $l1.62 an acre. Land in
volved was purchased at sheriff's
sales for $l68, 872.33, with recorded
deficiency Of $28.s7o.s7.
City Property Redeemed
Foreclosures on city property total
ed $45,563.82. all Of which was re-
deemed at sheriff's sales at the same
figure.
Included in the cost Of law enforce
ment In the county were salaries and
mileage paid to the sheriff and the
deputies as we'll as expenditures Incl
dent to the conduct Of his office.
Ninety-three arrests were made by
sheriff's officers during the year of
persons charged with offenses ranging
from vagrancy to murder. Of per-
sons arrested, 90 per cent pleaded
guilty or were convicted, four per
cent were released, and four per cent
were bound over to district court.
Eighty-five offenders, arrested by
sheriff's officers, served Jail terms
averaging 1876 days each and is were
sentenced to an aggregate of 26.5 years
in the state penitentiary.
Arrest Ii For Larceny
More arrests were made for grand
larceny than any other count, with
16 men taken into custody on that
charge during the year. Next most
numerous were those on bad check
counts with Is arrests listed. Ten
were arrested on liquor violations.
Other arrests were as follows: In
toxicated in public place, eight; sta
tutory charges, five: failure to pay
alimony and support family, eight;
three each for petit larceny, obtain
ing money under false pretenses, and
forgery; four each for burglary and
jumping board bill: two each for
vagrancy and assault and battery;
and one each for murder, removing
mortgaged property from the state,
bigamy, possession Of stolen proper
ty, driving car while intoxicated, rob-
berry, escaping from the penitentiary,
aiding in penitentiary escape, and
violation of the motor vehicle laws.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-29
Governor Optimistic
Over Fort Situation

Prospects for retaining Fort Lin
coin at Bismarck indefinitely were
termed by Governor George F. Shafer
Monday, following his return from
Washington, las better now that any
time since the movement to abandon
1t was inaugurated."
The governor, while in Washington.
conferred with the secretary Of war
and urged retention Of the fort. An or
der recently was issued by the war
department to abandon plans for re-
moval Of the troops until January,
1893.
Optimism was expressed by Shafer
that amounts to be loaned to farmers
in the drouth states will be increased.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-29
Meetings of Clubs
And Social Groups

The Bismarck chapter of the Order
OF the Easterne Star, Will meet at 7:30
o'clock Tuesday evening in the Ma
sonic temple. Initiation services will
be conducted.
Y Y 4
Members of the Bismarck Hospital
Alumni association will meet at 8
o'clock Tuesday evening at the home
Of Mrs. Karl Wahl, 402 Eleventh st.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-29
RObber Surrenders to
Police After Battle

Boston, Feb. 29.-tP)-With flood
lights trained on the wilderness cot
tage in which he and a girl had sec
reted themselves at Greenfield, N
H., a squad of Boston police early
Monday captured william E. Dad
Willie) Gray. notorious robber and
escaped Maine convict.
Naked and weakened from two bull
let wounds, Gray tottered from the
doorway of the place after his girl
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-29
GORILLA is RECOVERING

Washington. Feb. 29.5P)-Two
cups Of water, pear, part Of an APP
pie, two bananas and tomato. con-
vinced zoo authorities Monday that
Ngi, the young gorilla is recovering
from pneumonia. He consumed all
that food Sunday. Only few days
ago the rare six-year old from the
African jungle was practically given
up for lost by the three doctors at
tending him. Building an oxygen
chamber around him turned the tide.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-29
DAMAGE IS SLIGHT
in BISMARCK FIRE
Flames Break Out in Shed at
Residence Of Mrs. Beck
nell on South Side

Members Of the Bismarck fire de-
partment extinguished a fire in a
shed at the residence of Mrs. susanna
Blackwell, AT South Tenth st. at 100
a. m. Monday.
Damage was slight, according to
Harry Thompson, chief of the fire de-
partment.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-29
SLAYER Is ELECTROCUTED

Bellefonte, Pa, Feb. 29.-(P)-After
profusely thanking jail attaches for
their kind treatment Of him Joseph
Roman, 46. was electrocuted Monday
at Western penitentiary for shooting
his wife to death in Amsbry last May.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-29
CoOLIDGE owes ADVICE

Chicago, Feb. 20.-lReFormer
President Calvin Coolidge advised his
countrymen Monday to put their
boarded money In q good bank or in
treasury certificates II they would
assist the government. improve
credit, encourage business and pro-
vide work."
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-29
YRIGOYEN MAY LEAVE

Buenos Aires, Feb. (P)-Govern-
ment officials considered Monday an
offer Of former President Hipolito
Yrigoyen to leave the country, II that
were thought advisable, following a
radical riot Sunday in which two
persons were killed and % wounded.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-29

companion had surrendered and cols
lapsed in a snowbank.
Gray was wanted here for the
shooting here last Friday OF a detec-
tive, during 4 holdup.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-29
START WORLD FLIGHT

Kiel. Germany, Feb. 29.-(P)-Hans
Bertram, youthful German aviator,
and three companions started world
flight by stages and along one of the
longest routes possible Monday in \
low winged hydro -airplane Atlantis"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-29
City-County News

Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Fahlgren, 3l8
West Rosser avenue, are parents OF
a son, born Sunday.
T. H. Poole, income tax expert and
accountant; has returned to Bis
marck from Los Angeles, Calf,
where he has spent the last three
months supervising the work at his
office there.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-29

BLUEJAYS TROUNCE LA INQUIRE
jamestown, N. D., Feb. 29.-R)-
Jamestown's high school basketball
team handed the La Moure quint
81 to Z beating Saturday night.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-29
MINISTER'S TO MEET

The Bismarck Ministerial associa-
ton will hold its regular monthly
meeting at 2 o'clock Tuesday after
noon In the nurses home ct the Bis
marck hospital, according to the Rev.
Ira e. Herzberg, secretary.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-29

Bowls Of yellow tulips and jonQuils
were used to carry out spring motif
in yellow and green for bridge par
ty given Saturday evening by Miss
Arlys Anderson, 723 Second st. The
color scheme was further carried out
in the supper menu. Bridge was
played at three tables, with the score
prizes going to Dave Vogel and Miss
Julia Wetmore. The hostes was
assisted by her mother, Mrs. O. E.
Anderson, and by her sister, Mrs. A.
M. Brazerol.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-07


then
and ehowmu get! Doors 8 A. M
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-02
mlada moderna zena.

mlada moderna zena.
Villa Hayday, syn vepkeho
priemyselnika ma 0 dnesnych ze-
mach MAJOR vel mi Fly. Odpove-
dial: 'Nebudem sa zenit'. Moder-
ma zena sa nehodi "a manzelkn,
lebo pre- muza neznamena pomoc,
ale prekazku. s hl'adiska zeny
manzelstvo je zamestnanim, kto-
re jej zaberie cely cas-. Nam rad
moderne mlade zeny - ako pria
tel ky, lebo sd otvorenejsie a sr-
decnejsie, ako boly ich matky, ne
pokladam vsak IA sympaticky
ten ich rvs, ze "a dnesnych po-
merov, kedy sa nemusia vyda-
vat (ved' dnes MET starych die
vok), ked' sa vydaIi, nechc1
pracovat'.''
s. . T. F.
Miles Playfair, syn slavneho
divadelneho rezisera vytyka
dnesnym mladym zenam, ze jed.
ma ich cast napodobuie zle vlast
nosti muzov, druhe zeny prirov-
naya k negatfynej karikat1re, a
konci: "Dnesne zeny s1 moi
no hPadiska nebezpecne!''
Miss White, 25-roena dcera
znameho romanopisea, odpoveda-
la takto: "zena sa uz osvoboai-
la, je ma case, aby zaujala ME
sto, ktore jej patri. Me SINE "pri-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-02

mletym MASON. Salamy a vursty
sa nesm1 uschovavat' nakraja-
ne. All huby a ryby name naku-
povat len v mnozstve, ktore mo-
zeme hned' spotrebovat'. Ohrie-
vane huby alebo ryby m6zu byt
uz zkazene ked' povodne boly
dobre. Jed moze byt' v lete OBJ
sazeny nielen v konzervach ma
sovych, ale v konzervach zele-
ninovych preto ucinime maj
lepsie, ak nakupujeme zeleninu
cerstvl1, beztoho je jej dostatok
je lacna.
Inc druhy otravy vznikaju po
pozitf jedovatych rastlin alebo
plodov tymto otravam padaJn
"a obet' najviac deti. Stava sa
to najviac ma vidieku, kde sh deti
ME pod takym. dozorom, ako y
meste. Preto by sa i'm malo kaz-
dorocne vzdy znovu rozumne w
svetlit', aby neokusovaly rome
listy a stonky rastlin, ktore ne
poznaj1 a ably nejedly nezname
ovocie a bobul'ky, j keby wye
rally co najlakavejsie. Najnebez-
pecnejsim v tomto OIL 'ade je
rulik, ktoreho tmavo sa leskn1-
ce plody so svojou cervenou sta
YOU sn tax lakave, ze ich deti ra-
dy kostujd jedia. Nasledlsom
byva bol'astna smrt'. Me. menej
nebezpecny je durman. Tieto a
este inc jedovate rastliny name
Diet 'om ukazat' a vysvetlit' i'm.
akemu nebezpeciu v Sane sa W.
davaju, ked' by ich polly. ia
parneho leta posobl kazdy jed
dvojnasobne prudko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-02
oTRAvA v LETE.

V leto Zomre kazdorocne mno-
no l'udi po poziti roznych potra-
win. este Wac vsak je tych, ktori
onemocnia, m6zu ale byt' zachra-
neni aspon pred smrt'ou. Sem
patri onemocnenie vznikle po
pozitf potravfn, ktore sa nacha.
dzaly uz v rozklade alebo po po-
zitf jedovatych hub. Ale ami o.
trava hubami neni tax easta, ako
otrava po poziti zkazentho ma
sa, konzerv, 1denfn, ryb atd'.
Otrava 1deninami nazyva So
botulizmus. Rozklad. nazyvanv
tymto menom ie sposobovany
malilinskym bacilom, ktory ne
ztraca ma jedovatbsti ami ware
MIN. Tento druh otravy ie pozo-
rovatel'ny niekedy 1lz behom pr
vych dvanastich hodin po pozitf
zkazenej ddeniny. Prejavuje sa
vracanfm, bolest'ami v bruchu a
V zal1dku, pozdejsie nastava O.
chromenie nervov, nemocny vi
di dvojite, dostava chrapot ma
koniec dochadza k rozkladu kr-
We. Zpravidla zomiera polovica
vsetkych l'udi, ktori onemocnia
botulizmom to uz po niekolko
dnoch.
V lete obzvlaste muslme sa
mat ma pozore pred konzervami
Konzeryy, ktorych vrchnak ma
vyvyseniny puchieroviteho tyaru
nemame v0bec jest, ponevac je
to znamenie, ze rozkladny pro
ces uz nastal. Najlepsfm pravi.
dlom pre- leto je, nakupovat len
cerstve potraviny nekupovat
vobec take veci, ktore sa pri
d 'alsom uschovanf snadno kazia
! Vel'rni opatrnf name byt' so
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-02
ZDRAVIU osOzNE NAPoJE.
Pise Shirley w. Wynne, NJ. D,
P. H., komisar zdravotnictva me-
sta New York.
Fills.

Napoj mlieka vajec, ovoc-
ne st 'avy, kakao a cokolada da-
j1 sa vel'mi snadne pripravit' a
sd pritom zdraviu osozne a W.
zivne, jako pre- deti, tax al do
spelych. Tieto napoje maj1 two
rit' ciastku nasho kazdodenneho
jedalneho lfstku; mozeme ich
pit pri pravidelnom jedle, alebo
81 ich pripravit predpoludnlm a.
lebo popoludnf.
Mlieko samo 0 sebe ie takmer
dokonalou potravou. Vajcia sn
bohate ma proteiny, ovocne sta
Wy obsahujn cenne mineralne So
Ii jake al vitaminy, neyyhnutne
potrebne l'udskemu zivotu. w
Utmost kakao a cokolady je do
bre znama. Kazdy napoj, ktory
ie pripraveny z ktoreikol 'vek z
tychto pozivatin mlieka, stava
sa pozatym dvoinasobne cennym.
V mnoho pripadoch, ked' clovek
nemoze pitt mlieko, pije no rad,
ak pridame ku nemu in1 poziva-
tinu, ktora he robf chutnejsim
bez toho, ably snfzila ieho vFziv-
most.
St'avy 2 pomarancov. citronov
grape-fruitov sii osobite osoz-
ne jake zdraviu diet'at "a. tax al
os6b dospelych. Tieto stavy "a
sobuit telo mineralnymi sol'mi a
vitaminami. Je mnoho l'udi -
m6zbyt', ze Wy ste jednym Mich
- ktorych pitie ovocnej st'avy
den "a dnom skoro zmrzi. V tom
pripade smiesajte polievkov1 ly-
zicu praskoveho mlieka so sladom
(malted milky s dvoma polievko-
vymi lyzicami st'avy pomaran-
ca alebo grape-fruitu a S jednNm
vajcom. Miesaninu rtlce rozmie-
saite, pridajte k nej pol sialky
mlieka poznovu rozsPahajte.
Ak nahradite st'avu 2 pomaran-
ca st 'avou citronu, staci pridat
jei iba jednu polievkovn lyzicu.
Americky "egg nog'' pripra-
vuje sa proste rozslahanim jed
neho vajca V pohare mlieka a pri
DAMN cukru. PodPa chuti je
mono do toho pridat' al trosku
kakao, cokolady alebo ovocnei
st'avy.
! Takmer V kazdej kucharskej
knihe najdete recepty pre- pri-
pravu napojov z mlieka a vajec.
Vsetky 2 mich stoja "a zl1lsku,
lebo vsetky vasmu zdraviu oso-
zia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-02
POsTAVENIE zENY v MAJ
sTARSOM ZAKONfKU SVETA.

Roku 1905 nasli Franc6zi V
sriicaninach mesta Susy najstar-
81 dosiap znamy zakonik sveta.
Vznikol okolo roku 2200 pred
Kristom a mnoh6 jeho paragra
fly tykaju sa postavenia zeny V
tehdajsej dobe. Pre- pral1ticky Ii
vot .pripravovala sa babylonsla
zena uz Cd detstva: pomahala
matke v domacich pracach. Wy
davala sa vel yeas a podmien
ky jej ''vstupu do muzovho do
mu" musely byt' vopred jasne
stanovene. OAK 81 niekto vezme
manzelku, avSak neurobi nou
smluvu, tedy tato zena ME je
manzelkou". Obycajne zenfchov
otec nevestu kupoval. Postal te-
st 'ovi svadobny dar, a ak boil dar
prijaty, stavala sa z dievcat "a
mlada zena a dostala manzela
"pana'. "Mlady muz" mohol sa
zenit', ked'a mu bolo 10 rokov,
a mlade zeny boly este mladsie,
preto nemoze byt'. reel o neja-
kom skutocnom manzelstve. Diev
ca i po vydatf zostavalo dlhsi cas-
v dome svojich rodieov a zruse.
ME snatku bolo stale mozne. Ia
kon chranil zenu proti klebetam
a ohovaraniu, proti n1dzi, prot
neporiadnemu muzovi a proti je-
no veritel'om. Chranil ju, ked
pre- nemoc nemohla dostat' svo-
jim manzelskym povinnostiam.
Muz 81 nesmel what druhn ze-
nu, ak mu prva dala deti. Vdo-
va bola pred nndzou chranena
syojim venom, ktore vzdy costa
valo nedotknutel 'nym majetkom
zeny, a okrem toho zakon nsta-
novoval, ably zostala v mHovom
dome dozivotne podrzala okrem
vena dar, ktory jej manzel od-
kazal; bolo to ash nejake pole a.
lebo zahrada. Po iej smrti vset-
ko dedily deti, predat' nesmela
mic. Deti, ktore matke strpcovaly
zivot, boly trestand. AXE sa ze-
ma znovu vydala, musela name
lov odkaz nechat' det'om. 80 Sa-
ty babylonskych zien boly jedno-
duche: dlhy bohate zdobeny sal
ovinuty okolo tela, ktoreho kon-
ce sa prehadzovaly cez ramona
a vol'ne splyvaly.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-02
AXE ST DNEsNE IADE
zENY?

Tdto iste zaujfmav1 otazku
polozil nedavno casopis "Daily
Herald" mladym synom dee
ram niektorych vynikaj1cich An
glicanov tn sn odpovedi:
Syn 81. G. Wellsa, znameho
spisovatel'a sud-, ze j dnes je
tol'ko st'astnych manzelstiev, a.
ko predtym. Zasluhu to ma
rovnako mlady moderny muz a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-02

moe mlade'! Chceme Tit mu-
sine sa hybat'! Dnesne hospo-
darske pomery ponechavajl zene
vel mi malo casu ma to, aby mo-
hla robit' nieco ineho, ako w
hladavat' 81 chlieb. Ale budeme
81 no vyhladavat' a najdeme 81
ho! Chceme It'll"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-02
Kostlivec predsedal shromaz-
deniu.

Dekan londynskej univerzity
usporiadal nedavno banket ma
pamiatku 100. vyrocia smrti an
glickeho ueenca Bentheima. De-
kan, vyhovujdc poslednej ziado.
sti ucencovej, usporiadal banket
tax, ze Bentheim Dol sam pritom-
ny v svojej kostre. Jeho ko-
stru, uschovan1 v sklenej truhle,
posadili "a vrch stola, obliekli ju
do Stat, ktore Bentheim kedysi
nosil, lebku nahradili voskovou
maskou ucencovej podoby. Ako
i'm banket chutil, tom kronika
mlci, tax sa zda vsak, ze dobre,
lebo ma bankete vynesene boly i
pripitky.