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The Coolidge examiner., 1932-10-14

just ran across picture of Ed
Norwood, on the porch of his home
at Lynn, Conn. That solves one
mystery. Others may have known
where Ed had betaaen himself, but
| didn't. For years Mr.. Norwood
Travelled ahead of circus. In New
York the circus used to catch up
with him. Then | used to get him
to fix things so that Roland Young,
the actor and artist. could get into
Madison Square garden between per-
formances and draw the elephants.
Roland Young always was fascinat-
ed by elephants and clowns. When
Ed Norwood was not doing his stuff
for the show he was writing essays
on all sorts of subjects. He used
to let me read them, and they were
well worth reading. Beautiful.
imaginative things they were. Later
he wrote circus stories for children.
They tell me he still does, although
his latest literary labors have to do
with biographies.
Lyme is a literary and artistic col
ony. Norma ferris and her husband
live there, as do Wilbur Daniel
Steele, and Adrienne Morrison Ben
nett Pinker. Mrs. Pinker is the
mother of Constance Bennett Mrs.
Sidney Drew was the aunt of Nor
ma Terris, which make the latter
some relation to the Barrymores
Lionel. Ethel and John Barrymore
all to appear in the movie "Raspu
tin" certainly should make that an
interesting film. can't remember
that they have been together in
performance since 1.-THE Jest"
A New Yorker was in the office
of highly prominent executive and
when the latter told his secretary
TO get the White House on the tele-
phone, became considerably excited.
The Coolidge examiner., 1932-10-14
Strange ding Names
Puzzle Ozark Visitors

Forsyth of Georgia, secretary of
state Of the United States, 1884
1S41, lent his name to the county
seat of Taney county. Ozarkians
took their politics seriously enough
in those times to name their county
seats and landmarks after promi-
nent public figures.
GObbler's Knob is one Of the
smaller balds four miles from Hol-
lister in Taney county.
There was humor in the name Of
Loafer's Glory for a second build
ing in Taney county.
In many instances places were
named with descriptive slgnifi-
canoe. From Possum TrOt. valley
in Taney county where these ami
mails abounded, 70 High Lonesome
q ridge on a divide between Beaver
creek and Swan creek in Douglas
county that was particularly high
and lonesome; Virgins Bluff in
Stone county. with its legend Of dis
illusioned Indian maiden's love.
each has its own particular story.
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Reason for Queer Titles Is
Often Obscure.

Hollister, Mo.-The Ozark coun-
try, or at least that part Of 1t
known as the White River district.
is a country OF caves, coon dogs and
hospitable folk. not to mention origi-
nal and odd-sounding names. Visi-
tors seldom fail to wonder at such
names as Gobbler's Knob, High
Lonesome, Loafer's Glory, Glad Joe,
Virgins Bluff, Naked Joe, Possum
Trot and others no less character.
iStic.
Take Ava. for instance, the coun-
ty seat of Douglas county. When,
in 1871, James HALEY was confront
ed with the important task of nam
ing town he went to his Bible for
guidance and found in II Kings
II pa, his inspiration; the town was
duly named Ava, which in Hebrew
means "overflowing."
Not all inspiration came from
books. One of the highest knobs in
Stone county bears the somewhat
modern name of Naked Joe. Old
settlers relate the story of duel
fought on this peak before the Civil
war by two naked men, the victor
of which was named Joe. Wild tur
keys led to the naming of Gobbler's
Knob.
Taney county was named after
Roger B. Taney, a chief justice of
the Supreme Court of the United
States for 26 years, whose decision
In the famous Dred Scott case had
such an important reaction in shap
ing events that led to the Civil war
and whose wife was a sister of
Francis Scott Key. Douglas county
was named after Stephen A Doug
las, whose life also figured so prom
inently In pre-Civil war days. John
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Again there came 10 him on the
light night breeze the ominous yell
of the man-huniers.
Out OF his eyes the tenderness
died. They grew hard ana cold as
ice. Inyoluntarily he Strengthened
his shoulders. Then he SAT down
on the edge OF the cot to wait.
Wilson stopped in the doorway
OF the office, taken by surprise. The
woman he saw was not the one he
had expected TO see.
Ann Clifford. paIlid to the lips,
came forward eagerly.
'Can you save himY she asked.
well try" he promised.
HE didn't do IL did. | can't
let them Kill him. It's awful" Her
eyes closed for q moment. so that
he thought she was going to faint.
But she caught at the back of a
chair and steadied herself. 81 want
to give myself up. II they must
hang somebody. why"
The young mans eyes picked up
two others In the room. Jim Yerby
and Phil Stark. He passed the
question of her guilt as lmmaterial
for the moment The mob was in
a hanging temper and would dis
regard any evidence she might Of
fer. no matter whether true or
false.
"You boys here to help Mixer" he
asked crisply.
''Tha's whatever. wills" Yerby an.
swered promptly for both.
Good" Wilson turned 10 Mike
IF Miss Gifford's story satisfies
The Coolidge examiner., 1932-10-14
CHAPTER XII
Ounwig's Park.


AfLSA boasted a band of six
NI pieces, called upon for music
on all patriotic occasions such as
ball games and Fourth of July cele.
brations. The man who played the
big drum was MedfOrd. clerk at
Basford's emporium. Him the own
er of the Flying Wy pressed into
service
They repaired to the steps of the
courthouse.
Let her go, son." Mccain or
dered kinda slow an steady"
With heavy measured strokes.
MedfOrd beat the drum The sound
Of ii filled the night. Ii arrested
the attention of every man and
every group within hearing. All
knew il was call to gather for
concerted action. Within three
minutes the courthouse square was
full.
drum died down. Peter Mccain
began to speak. The gift of win
ming an audience was native to him.
perhaps inherited from the ances-
tors. who had come across from the
Emerald isle.
Before he had been speaking three
minutes he was not only one of the
mob but its accepted leader. His
assumption, TO begin with. was that
Stone must pay the penalty of his
crime But Mesa was. he claimed.
a law-abiding community. Ii did
not intend that killers should come
in and shoot down its citizens. All
II wanted was to make sure of the
fact before II proceeded to sum
mary justice. To that end a court
must be organized and the accused
man tried. If he was found guilty
of dry-mulching Tom McArdle, of
numbering him without giving the
range rider a chance for his life
he ought TO be executed promptly
whats the sense In wastin time
on a trial when he admits he did
itY" a voice shouted. We'll hang
him first an you can try him after
ward"
Come up here. Kelly Brown
the big voice of McCann doomed.
Don't hide back there, but come up
and tell me that to my face"
(TO BE CONTINUED.)
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Four Mascots Given
Free License Tags

Washington. - AL" Mat"
Buff" and Jack Rags" are just
plain dogs. but as far as the dis
trict government is concerned
they rate high In canine circles.
So high, in fact. that they were
issued new tags without cost.
ZAP Is the brown and white
bull mascot of No 8 Engine com.
pany. MAT" is official watch
man at the street cleaning de-
partment stables.
Buff" an English shepherd, is
mascot of No. 90 Engine com.
Dany. while lack Rags" plays
around the garbage transfer
station.
The Coolidge examiner., 1932-10-14
8 Moving Vans for One
Family Proves a Joke

Pasadena, Calif.-Mrs. e. d.
Downey had ample facilities for
moving but no place to move.
Eight large moving vans backed
to the curb in front of her resi-
dence recently while dozen driv.
ers and helpers wrangled angrily on
the front lawn.
Each member of the. mob insisted
his company had been hired to move
the Downey furniture.
Police began a search for prac-
tical joker who ordered every trans
fer company In the city to have
van In front of the DOwney home
at $50 in the morning.
The Coolidge examiner., 1932-10-14

architects who worked on one Of
New York's big railroad stations
now is one of those behind the in
formation desk in that same termi-
nal. And he thinks he is lucky to
have the job.
Frank Case overheard an actor
at the Lambs club say that he had
been having dreadful time getting
a passport. 81 finally" he said, had
to dig up a congressman"
well, old chap" said his COM
panion, mo one will thank you for
that"
The Coolidge examiner., 1932-10-14
Two Bites of Cop, $40

New York.-Mitzi, pet dog Of
Mrs. Nita Margo of New York city
wanted some of a pOliceman's beef
stew in a restaurant. The officer
wouldn't give MIN any. so the dog
took two bites of the policeman.
Mrs. MargO was fined 81 bite by
Magistrate Maurice Gotlieg.
The Coolidge examiner., 1932-10-14

ture ana arrested the leaders nt the
n,ob-he certainly would be proud
ot his boy.
Ann had been talking to Julia,
who now interrupted Mct'ann by
leading the owner OF the sheep
ranch to him.
do you know Miss Clifford, Mr..
McCann?" she said by way of in
terruption. "She has something to
tell YOU"
Again Ann told her story of the
trouble with McArde that had led
10 his death. McCann listened and
believed. II was possible thsr
Stones story was true, too. Per.
haps she had missed the range rid
er and he had been killed later in
fight with the Texan Or per
haps. which was just as likely. the
little gunman had made up the story
TO protect her. In any event, II was
clear 10 him that Tom McArdle had
earned his doom and that he had
not been murdered but shot down
after due warning.
There were half a dozen men in
the room in addition to Phil and
the owner of the Flying Wy. To
them Peter gave instructions.
There's two ways of doing this
job, boys. One is for US TO gel
inside the Jail an stand off the
mob. We can do 1t, but therF
might be bloodshed. The other
way is for me to step in an take
the leadership of this job That
last is how II will be. You boys
will sift in among the crowd an
talk me up as boss of this rodeo.
They're millin' around out thar and
don't hardly know where they're at
now as Stark an Gitner have gone.
So I'll take charge When ! make
a play you back II strong"
"But-what are you going to do?
Julia asked.
Peter looked at her, flushed and
bright-eyed and quiverlng with life.
She was lovely picture Of youth,
and at sight of 1t his eyes for
moment played tricks with him.
The girl he saw was the one he had
loved and lost twenty-Odd years be
fore.
I'm figurin' on playing their
game. But we'll change 1t some.
Wen be vigilantes and not lynch
ers That calls for trial. Don't
you worry, Jessie. It'll work out
fine"
Julia understood now, when in.
adyertently he had called her by
her mothers name, much that had
puzzled her In Peter McCann's at.
titude. In his eyes. while he had
been staying at the Circle Cross
she had more than once seen an
expression she could not fathom
She was very like her mother, and
when he looked at her the hatred
for her family was no longer In his
heart. The memory of Jessie Far
well made II impossible.
Can you save him that way"
Ann asked.
III you'll come through with yore
story clean. If you'll tell what Tom
McArdle did to ruin the lives of
yore family"
Ann shrank back, white-faced
and trembling. II couldn't-before
everybody"
Just enough so they'd under
stand" he said gently.
Julia put her arms around the
other girl. "I'Il be with you. Ann"
she whispered. And to McCann she
said; Leave II to me-"
The old cattleman nodded. He
judged her competent to handle
that end of the situation.
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you. why don't you turn Stone over
TO me as deputy 10 slip him outa
town? I'll be responsible for him.
The jailor rasped his chin dubi-
ously. THAT amt bad idea
either, II it's not too late. You
mean for the rest of us to stay an
hold the Jail"
MAKE a bluff at II. yes
Question is, have they got the
Jail surrounded? They've got a
dozen men with rifles strung out in
front" This came from Phil.
Il just got in the back way. by
the creek bed" Wilson said. But
wen have TO hurry Get Stone.
Mike-an don't waste second "
The Irishman nodded and left the
room almost on the run.
To young Stark his inherited
enemy gave orders. "Get Miss Gif
ford away from here. I'll have
Mike let you out the front door
There won't be any trouble with
the guards outside. They'll let you
through. except maybe TO ask some
questions. Take her to the hotel
If yore sister isn't there they will
know where she is at Get hold
of my brother l.yn an tell him 10
come up the creek with what men
he has gathered. When we hear
| an owl hoOt twice well know he's
there an open the back door for
/ him"
Ann demurred. II don't want TO
go. I'd rather stay here so | can
go out and tell the mob ne didn't
do 1t. mean. If you and he don't
get away"
THAT would sure do a lot of
good. about as much as tryin 10
persuade a hungry tiger not TO
make its kill" Wilson scoffed. His
harsh voice sOftened. IF you want
to help. there's a way Go to the
hotel and tell yore story. Or wher.
ever Miss Stark is now. She's like
ly gathered few good citizens.
Stir 'em up to help"
Well" she agreed doubtfuIly.
Rand came into the room with
Stone. The prisoners face was
hard and impassive as rim-rock.
lie looked round the room and
nodded 10 those present.
Ready" asked Wilson.
The deputy sheriff handed a re-
vOlver to Stone ME. | believe this
Young lady's story. Bui I'm askin
Won to give yoreself up whenever
] Hank calls for you. Dave."
| Yes" the Texan promised.
Rand led the way TO the back
door through the corridor. He un.
locked the heavy door and stepped
outside A bullet fattened itself
against boulder TWO feet from him.
Nothing doing. Mike" voice
called from the brush across the
creek. We've got you covered
good an plenty"
The deputy stepped back into the
corridor and closed the door. "ToO
tate. They'd get you both sure" he
Sald
Yes" agreed Mccain. "No
chance"
They returned 10 the office
They re watchin' the back way.
Rand explained Now what about
Miss Clifford? 10 you reckon she
had ought to go?"
Stone and Alc' ann answered
Yes" simultaneously
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Bible Now Printed in
655 Languages, Dialects

otockholm.-The Bible Is now
translated into 655 different lam
guages or dialects, it was an
nounced here by the returning
Swedish delegate to the annual
meeting in London of the Foreign
Bible association.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-16
Cannpb. Slovaci
campionn1i ligy
PeRaxili FarrelHanov 81. Les
key, Epsy Brayer q Yurak hrdi-
nami VT 'axov.
PEe: Michal Kornick, tai.

Pse: Michal Kornick, tai.
Slovenska Baseball Lfga skon.
ella svoju sezonu v nedel'u ko-
runovanim campbellskych Slova-
kov "a campionov, ktori S l'ahko-
st'ou podmanili 81 inae vynika.
jicu eatn FarreM City A. G. ma
Oakland hrisku sk6rom 8 k l.
Frantisek Leskey Ease Dol o.
krasou ma picerskom kopci, ha-
due majstrovsky. Hra by sa bo.
la skoncila s ku @, keby ME po-
mylenia sa Valeho, ktore nasedo-
valo po divokom zahodeni lobby.
Tu Farrell6ania dostali svoj je-
diny obeh v osmom iningu.
Leskeyho hadzanie bolo vsku-
tku maistrovske, podobne tomu
pred dvoma tyzdhami, ked' Steel
toneanom dal len jeden zabit Te-
raz dovolil len tri zabity.
Velkym hrdinom daa Dol Ro-
BY Brayer, ktory cez sezonu ne.
bill lobdu casto, ale ako vzdy,
najlepsie hra v campionskych Sc
fiach. Skolektoval v nedel'u sty-
ii zabity a zahnal pat obehov.
Stokovsky, tiz farrellskych pi-
cerov, zazil drsn6 zachadzanie v
druhom iningn, ked campbellska
cata sk6rovala tri obehy ma styri
10 sebou nasledujdce zabity Il.
tok pokracoval, a6kol'vek malo
sk6rovania nasledovalo. Vsetkeho
spslu Canpbell6ania dostah sest-
mast zabitov Cd Stokovskeho 4
Lucasa. Je divnou nahodou, ze
y prvej polsezone Q prve miesto
boly poviazane caty Farrell,
Steelton a Campbell, eoho
Campbellcania vysli Wit 'azne a v
aruhej polsezone sa stale to iste
a Ease Campbell ostal ma vrchu.
Vit'aztvo Campbellcanov ne
del'u znacf zatvorenie knih Slo-
Venskej ligy ma tento rok u.
radnici zacn1 poetovat' prieme-
nv hr&eov. !Tiez sa hovori, ze bez
ohl'aldu ma to, ci, campionstvo
City lfgy vyhra Girard alebo
Garage Inn cata, Wit 'azna cata
Dude hrat' S campbellskymi Slo-
v6kmi 0 .eampionstvo Mahoning
doliny. Ak sa talk stane, milov-
hfci baseballu budn vidiet' dive
alebo tri hry ma Evans hrisku '
blfzkej budhcnostl.
Ked' toto pisem Gale to je ME
este fradne) Juraj Fox, vonkaj.
ii behuG Steeltoncanov, stoji ma
prpom mieste v lige v biti lobby.
Leskey, Freeman, Francis a Sto-
kovsky sl vNvodiacimi picermi
2 tta fY9f
ligy.
PRIV nez zakoncim, treba spo-
1nendt' zazracne lapenie lobby
Matejom Ynrakom. On lapil lob
du "a tret'ou bazou V nedel'u 4
vyhodil behdna hry. Yurak ne.
bill lobdu toho roku vel mi, Dol
posadeny ma lavicu, ale mac je
on znamenity hrac. Tiez treba
poehvalit' pracu Waltera Ber-
narda (Bednara) Farrellcanov,
ktoreho odvazlive behanie po
b&zach Y 6smom iningu, ked' u
kradol druhil a tretiu a prisiel
donov ma omy tax urobil pre-
Farrell jediny. sk6r bolo tiez
blyskavym vykonom. VI
Klsoli predaeniu sporoy, po,
d&vame tn stav 6iat ligy ako. Y
prysj tax j druhej polovici SCI
znnyIa tiez " pryej druhej spo-
fn3 IL 1
Y prvsj poaevici
VI vyhra Priehra
Campbell .8 !
Sfselton s . d
FSrfsh rs 2
Sokoi 8
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-16
WAX ZABIL sLovAKov

Styria Slovaci boil zabiti a
dvaja raneni vlakom Pennsyl-
vanskej drahy pri Linden, N. j.,
ktorf tam pracovali ma kol'a-
jach, Vlak sa primal ma Mich bez
akejkol'vek vystrahy. Zabitf boil
45-rocny Jan Kost, po ktorom 20
stala maMelka a dcerka; 38-roe,
ny Martin Svihra, po ktorom 20.
stala manzelka a traja synovia
47-roeny Karol Silvia, po kto-
rom zostala manzelka a pat'' de-
ii; q 44-rocny Jan Maklinar, kto-
reho rodina zije ma Slovensku,
Ranenf boil Jan Filipovic Jan
vavrinec. Je slaba nadej, ze bu-
dd zachranenf zivotu. vysetrova.
ME nest'astia ma byt' az ma dru.
hy mesiac.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-16

v piatok vecer udala sa pri
Welshfield, ned'aleko Warren
srazka automobilu s.vel 'kvm tro-
kom, v ktorej Martin Dugas, je-'
no manzelka a 4-rocny syneekf I
boil zabiti ich 5-rocna desrka
t'azko ranena. s mimi sa vezdcc
Mrs. Nicholas Patrick jej adiev.
eatka Dolores S-rocna Frances
3-roena, boly tiez t'azkoa ranens.
Pani Dugasova bola okamzite
mrtva, jej manzel zomrel q kfa-
tko "a non a fch syncek Martin
zomrel Q pol 8. sobotu ralo.
Dugasoyci pochadzali ! Osceoia
Mills, Clearfield County, Pa. 4
boil ma ceste Clevelandu do
Youngstownu Tu chceli navsff- I
Wit priateI'ov. Pan Dugas pre-
behoval my automobil srazil sa
$ oproti iddicim vel 'kym trokon.
Pri srazke boli vyhodenf Z auts
vrchom a cez predny oblok. Am.
|bulanc Garrettsville odviszol
Ivsetkych do nemocnice Sv. Jozss 4
ia vo Warren. ~
Drrrha osudnaa automobilova'
nehoda udala sa v sohotu I. rAs
no pri Milton jazere. zabitf boIi
mladenci John Cavanaueh I 3.
Evergreen Ave. d Walter Berg !
quist 20 Sherwood Ave. Riadie
Iauta ztratil kontrolu u bdEil slime
do telefoni6neho stlpu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-16
Mar. spolky osl1 via
Washingl INA
Slavnost 200-rocia Juraja GaS
ingtona bude na DEN v9Ey
vzdania a. novembra.

Odbor s. Narodneho Slovensk
no Spolku, ma svojej M-roeneJ
sch6dzi sa rozhodnul pozvat vse-s
tky narodne spolky v Mahoning
doline ku spolocnemu oslayeniu
200. vyrocia narodenia Otca Via
sti, Juraja Washingtona.
Tato slavnost' bude dna d. no.
vembra ma Den Vd'akyvzdania
Thanksgiving Day., takze slav-
most bude dvojakeho vyznamu.
znamu.
Touto cestou ziadame vsetky
tie spolky, ktore este nemaly ta-
kilto oslavu, ably boly zastdpene
ma pondelok vecer, 10. septembra
ma spolocnej sch6dzi, ktora bude
v slovenskej Sokolovni ma Wash
ington st. Ma schodzi sa sostavi
program oslavy a vybavia inc
veci.
Mech pridu ma schodzu iradni-
ci spolkov alebo zastupcovia.
Nezabudnite teda prist ma 10.
sept. vecer 0 pol 8. hodine do So
kolovni ma Washington st. ma
tiito poradnii sch0dzu. Myslime
tu odbory N. s. s., .sbory STJ.
Sokol vsetky inc spolky, ktore
sa chcej1 pripojit' k nsporiada-
niu tejto slavnosti.
v5bor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-16
Z Ohoch noloYiciach: :
MOVE KI.AMSTVO SO
ZAzRAtNYM KUFRfKoM

Basil Chrest 20 Sharon je uz
65.rocny, ale sa dal oklamat' o
svoje zivotne 1spory $4,000 dvom
svindlerom, akiste 2 Youngstow-
nu. Jeden 20 svindlerov prisiel
do domacnosti Basila Chresta a
oznamil mu, ze Svindlerov otec,
ktory predtym pracoval v Sharon
zomrel v Mexiku a zanechal bo-
hatstvo. q tohto bohatstva po-
ru1il $4,000 ma rozdanie medzi
nldznymi Rumunmi Sharon.
Svindler, ako poslusn! syn, do
niesol tie peniaze, ale potrebuje
statocneho cloveka, ktory by mu
pomohol tie peniaze rozdelit' me-
dzi chudobnych Rumunov. Pocul,
ze Chrest je statocny clovek, a
preto k nemu prisiel. Aby ale do
kazal, ze je .hoden d6very, svind-
ler ziadal od Chresta, aby vlozil
svoje peniaze ku jeho. A sl'dbil
mu hodnl cast tych $4,000.
Chrest sa zlakomil, vytiahol z
jednej banky $1,7OO a z druhej
$500. Tu sa pripojil dr4hy svind-
Ter a potvrdil, re je. vsetko svata
prayda, co Chrestovi ten druhy
povedal. Chrest polozil svojich
$4,000 do kufrika ku tym $18, 900
a svindler, zamkniic kufrfk, Cd
dal no Chrestovi do opatery, kym
sa vrati. Ked' sa nevracal, Chrest
zasiel ku kovacovi. Kufrik otvo-
rili a v nom - do styroch zele-
nych dolarov boly zakriitene no.
why, tunajsf Vindicator.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-16
DONIEsOL MRTvOLKU
DIEfAfA "DoBROCINCOM'

"a dve mile viezol v kociariku
biedny otec bezdusne tielko svo-
jej mesiac starej dcerEy a odo-
vidal ho Dobro6innej Rade me-
sta Springfield, Mass, so slova-
mi: Ivy ste ju zabili!" a potion
sa vytratil Won.
Bol to Pavel Stefanowicz, Po-
LAX, otec siestich detf okrem 20.
mrelej dcerky, ktore 50 della 0
ieden kvart mlieka. daroyaneho
denne Dobrocinnou Radou mesta.
Dl'a udania lekara, diet'a 20
1nrelo Cd hladu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-16
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-16
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