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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-26

Governor Roosevelt, say the experts, will have a
more important role than President Hoover in the
next short session of congress Maybe that's the
reason photographer caught Hoover smiling.
Evening star., 1932-09-18

~PEAKING of the fact that a seat in a
good boarding house is worth two on
the stock exchange, how has all this
stuff about prosperity being just around
the corner of both party platforms,
affected your family? Up to our house
everybody has quit trying to help themselves
and are waiting for the election to come along
and make the world perfect for 'em.
Seems like they have all forgot that you
can't build a house out of one plank. even
if it's wet one. We'll. better wait until after
election and see how things work out" is their
new alibi for stalling. And even after having
a few they no longer sing Sweet Adeline"
but harmonic After the Brawl is Over!"
They know conditions bad, but they refuse
to render first-aid now that the supposedly
major operation of a national election IS SO
close
The only exception to general idleness
Is Pa.
Pa amt worked in so long he finally de-
cided to hire himself and give himself 10
cents worth of metal polish to brighten up his
old growler with. just in case he needs it after
election. OF course, even since beer went out
that faithful tin can has had its uses, but the
stuff has left lot of rust spots on the bottom
of the well on the same part of
Pas stommick. Anyways, he's going to get
ready SOS by November the dinner pail will be
ready to be filled and able to stand the strain.
For a good while past, you may have noticed,
the full dinner pail has had false bottom
to it.
Sister Anne's young man has decided to look
forward to the coming election instead OF
looking for job Maybe he's doing on the
principle that sometimes you find things you've
lost for long time, when you quit looking for
'em. I mean like that needle you left in the
armchair and sat months after. Most
likely he and Uncle Whosis will take turns
looking through our binoculars at November
8, that great and marvellous date when busi-
ness will suddenly commence to boom so loud
it will make the battle of the Marne sound
like string of lady-f1nger firecrackers. And
If it don't, then present candidates are all liars
On November 9, at latest. Uncle Whosis
expects fully, not soberly, to be holding down
some $l0,000-a month job maybe in the magic
carpet business, SO why bother trying to find
work before then, when under the present ad-
ministration moving lawns at 20 cents per
hour is the best he could get?
Sister Anne, who is stenographer on the
mornings she is able to get up in time, says
her job is the knees of the gods these days.
and I never heard before that the Olympians
employed stenogs But no matter what Sister
Anne claims she's going to do with her time
between now and election, I know in advance
she will spend one half OF 1t washing lipstick
Evening star., 1932-09-18
THE LEOPARD COAT
BY LLLLAN LAUFERTY
One Of The Star Magazines First-Run Stories

He didn't understand this twist of the plot
but he said with relief, because it was his first
chance to be completely honest with her. '11l
all for you"
cult situation if it weren't for you
Lets forget the situation for q minute and
choose your coat What you should wear is
dark mink or soft gray fur"
I'm told chinchilla is very fattering"
I'm afraid I can't let you have chinchilla.
But krimmer won't be bad at all. And while
Miss HolmquiS our cleverest saleswonan, Is
finding krimme- to suit you I'll have to take
your name and address,
Elizabeth Norwel, Eighty sixth street
and"
Her name was Elizabeth NorweIl That was
just about what Heloise would figure out as
Norval. She was the girl who had been giving
little Lefty Sulgrave her music lesson when
Mrs. Sugrave came in from her walk and hung
that darn coat in the closet Of the gallery.
The net was closing. MacLennan Carmichael
mopped his forehead. He wondered II the
Pinkertons had enjoyed life.
4 AIsS HOLMQUIST, blonde. suave and i'm
perturbable, found just the right krimmer
coat. Elizabeth folded its rich gray warmth
about her. She looked more than ever like the
sort of girl fellow would call Beth; she acted
more than ever like the smart Lizzie he knew
her to be when she said:
Now I must run along or I won't have time
for lunch. I suppose you'll collect the Car
michael coat when you deliver the Norwen
leopard skins
I'm lunching, too" he said. II wonder If I
can't persuade you to come and have a bite
with me-"
She looked at him gravely I'D like TO-
Well, why not?"
"All the reasons know are for. not against"
Il feel the same way. 1t would be silly to
act conventional. The leopard coat introduced
U.s."
Evening star., 1932-09-18
cts forget furs for an hoj

Thoroughly. Let's forget furs for an hoj
T1mothy's."
Timothys was a very exclusive speakeas|
the far east of the socially correct afties.
was very much Beth when he followed he|
the haven Of an oak-paneled booth at the
of the room. She managed to twinkle.
When they examined us through the d
in the door I realized why you had to
me such an important looking coat. Ycu d
get in here If the appraisers disapproveI
you?"
about an old -fashioned?"
Evening star., 1932-09-18

out of handkerchiefs and the other half wiH
lipstick onto them. And I know, too, that
expects November to do lot for her.
miracle she anticipates is big movie d
and believe both political parties have pr
ised here that in return for her vote.
It seems as If the time until they count
votes is to be one of watchful waiting Wat
full to see If the Reds get sassy, and wall
for after election before trying to do anytl|
constructive ourselves
Way back in 1926 a holiday used to b
day everybody took off, Now nobody can
Oh eXoer You can't take b
day in ion The trc{
with US .--~- il>---~~ are beginning to
into our hair. They are just another
Evening star., 1932-09-18

IVI with entertainments during business hours.
So he bent over with brisk and impersonal
air and helped the girl out of the leopard coat.
She did not resist. but he felt sure she knew he
was actually stripping her of it.
We'll make rush order of this" he said.
'IN take care of the customer, Mr. Rysdale,
while you take the coat back to the repair de
partment for an estimate"
If your charges aren't too high" the girl
said I'll let you take care of the repair next
week or the week after. The season is practi
cally over I'll have it mended and stored at
the same time. want to wear it up to the
last minute"
"You mustn't let the cost of putting a coat
like that in order worry you Mac told her
grmy. 1T will be negligible"
"It won't seem negligible to me just now" A
deeper pink came into a skin that had the
color and texture of arbutus in the early
Spring. The blue eyes remained wistfu but
flock of little dimples came out and danced
around the corners of lips as red and presuma-
bly, as soft and sweet checkerberres Il ap-
preciate your wanting to make special of the
coat, but there isn't any rush. Id rather wear
it as it is over the week end. AS soon as the
other man comes back with the estimate must
run along
She was clever. Just casual enough No man
could be expected to refuse her anything But
at the moment Mac not individual
young man; he Carmichael Bros. Andrew
in Russia, Thomas vas on his way from
Leipzig to Paris, and p J. was in ST Louis.
When their models from the greatest
centers of the world arrived in New York,
Letitia Sulgrave would rush in and buy a
few of the most expensive and startling i'm
ports Just as she had selected the leopard coat
before it was an hour out of bond. The young
est of the CarmicEaels steeled himself to pro-
tect the honor of the family and the interests
of its most important patrons.
He smiled at the allurinp vOllnp crook who
Pre- bably thought he couldn't resist her 1t was
stupid and unimagnative of her to be dis
honest She ought to know she could wangle
all the furs she wanted from life and men with
out putting herself the wrong side of the
law. She had no right to b, thief. But she
must be a thief. No one who knew Letitia
Sulgrave could picture her distributing fur coats
to the masses.
There was another point to cover. He ad-
vanced toward It implacably, but by a slightly
indirect route. Il noticed that the coat you are
wearing has Paris label. I'd be interested to
know if the people from whom you bought it
told you to bring it to Carmichael's in case
you need attention"
Il didn't buy the coat in Paris"
Then I'd like to check up on why you
brought it to us instead of having the shop
where you got it do your repairing. Was it
our advertising or another customers recon-
mendation or our reputation that Brought you
here"
u brought me in was your windows I've al.
ways been thrilled by the arrogant way Car
hnichae1s display one rare piece in each of their
black white glass show windows. Like
crown jewels"
But. But if you % IKE = our things 50 much why
She had the insolence 10 be almost nsoedns.
Evening star., 1932-09-18

had come lntO tne SHOP, Dul Nulla Ouieio'e
was not inside 1t.
The coat was unmistakable. 1t was made OF
perfectly matched beautifully rosetted skins
hall-marked by a narrow belt and faring cuns
and cravat of black suede fastened with green
gold links. 1t was conspicuous to the point OF
being almost outrageous and Mrs. Sulgrave had
paid 81 900 for it.
MacLennan Carmichael was a very good
looking young man of "a and he had been In
about all the situations there are. He felt
pleasant sense of authority as he went forward
to investigate this one 1t took on new interest
when he discovered that the audacious indvid-
ual who had come stalking into the shop in
the Sulgrave coat WIS young and amazingly
creatures he had even seen: she looked like
delicate snow princess from the Northland.
Some ought to tell her that leopard was
much too dashing for her. She was the type
for mink. Dark. Eastern mink.
"Ahem!" Rysdale speaking with his
usual discretion Would you mind stepping
this coat. 1t requires immediate attention.
But the lady is nervous about leaving it. She
says she is afraid she won't have 1t to wear
Sunday if she has it repaired today. So told
her We had best send for the gentleman In
charge of special cases like this. I knew you'd
be interested in this leopard coat, Mr.. Mac
He simply wouldn't let me leave the shop
without consulting you, Mr.. Mac" the girl said.
Her manner was jaunty. but there was hint Of
panic in her eyes They were the color Of
cornflowers and she probably knew they were
bewitching.
Evening star., 1932-09-18
New Stalls for Old H0

of the fact that a seat in a
good boarding house is worth two on
- the stock exchange, how has all this
stuff about prosperity being just around
y the corner of both party platforms,
affected vOllr fanilY2 LIN to our house
Evening star., 1932-09-18

d. ACLENNAN, youngest of the Car
M :; : :; :: ::
Rysdalc, the floor manager, had
" v sent him.
Mrs. Sulgrave's leopard coat
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-05
Osadnik.
ZAUJMY SPOJENHCH
STATOV " CINE.

Ked' spojene Staty vyslaly do
Sanghaj. nedavno syoju aziatick1
flotu, v krajine sa zacalo hovorit'
0 vojne Japonskonl. No sit,tacia
ME je este TAXA, ably z toho bola
vojna.
O co nasej Wade idle, je chra-
nenie zaujmov nasho naroda. A
mic Wac, ami menej.
Ked' paponsko zacalo robit'
sfporiadok'' v Mandzlrii v sep.
tembri minnIGho roku, neposlal;
SINE ziadne protesty. Ale ked'
sa videlo, ze ono tam neslo robit'
poriadok, ale yyvolayat' roz-
klad, aby 3 neho t'azilo, tu nasa
vlada konala len syoju povin-
most, ked ! poslala Japonsku tzy.
snoty', n ktorych oznacila svo-
De stanoyisko. A ked' Japonsko
sslo d'alej 4 I. vyyolalo srazlsu Y
Sanghaj, tutuz lnuseii snle poslat'
svoje lode a namornikoy, ably
chranili nase zauimy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-05

moci v akychkol'vek nasich t'az.
kostiach. Nuz, Duchovny Otce,
prijmite nasu srdecnn vd 'aku
oddanost. ,Budeme Pana Bo-
ha vzdy prosit',, aby Vas zacho-
vaval medzi nami a mas s Vami
pri dobrom zdrayf, ably SINE mo-
hi spolocne pracovat' a spolocne
nazivat' a mas, svojich veria cich,
West pc pravej ceste ku vecne.
mu spaseniu, ably niekedy, pc ma
Sci smrti, mohli SINE tiez Spoloc-
he z tvari v tvar oslavovat nasho
Pana- Boha Y nebesiach, jestli 81
foho zaslnzime.
Ku koncu Yam prajem, Du-
chovnyy Otee, este raz, ably Yam
Pan Bob dal zdravia silly a
Ouch Svatty mech osvieti Vas roz-
um, aby ste mohli medzi nami e.
Ste ina mnogaia ljeta" prezivat'
a "a nase casne vecne blaho pra.
covat'.
nrc J.osl~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-05
BLAHOPRIA.NIE
ku 10. vyrociu 1cinkovania Rev.
Stefana KoGisa v osade Najsv.
MIena Jezis.

Desat' rokov uplynulo, co IL
cinkujete medzi Mani, DuchovnE
Otce a preto povd'acnosti toute
cestou osmel 'ujem sa Yam blaho-
priat', zeby Vam Pan Bob dal
zdravia a silly, aby ste mohlispra-
covat' nasej osade este mnoho
rokov.
Nejdem opisovat' Yasu pracu
4 Vase zaslrhy noyinach. Po-
INA Vas kazdg osadnik q uznava
Vasu pracu, Vasa praca lnedzi
na1ni, Vase kazne, Vase ala'llSy
.doEasajd nam hojne ovocies IA.
Ne rady 50 nam na el'kej 20,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-05
DEJ1N OSADY SV MATEJA Ma LANSINGVILLE

Same prye name pod 'akovat
Panu Bohu a tax nasim pryym
pracovnfkom v Amerike, ktori sd
zaujali katolickeho slovenSkeho
l'udu. BIOL to hlayne mas uz 70
snuly dostojny pan Furdek, kto-
rv zachranil mas slovensky l'ud
V Amerike od bludu. My dobre
zname, a obzvlaste ii. ktori tn
prisli pred 40 a As rokmi, re boil
tu TAXI, ktori "a styri i pat ro-
kov neboli pri sv. spovedi a pri.
stnpili k nej az ked on prisiel
medzi mas a zacal sa starat' O
slovensky katolicky fud.
Jeho pryym yel'kym dielom
bolo zalozenie /. X. s. j. meste
Clevelande tato organizacia .ie
dnes rozplynuta pc celej Ameri-
Ike. Znamo je, re kde nebolo ci-
sla KSJ., tam nebolo ami sloven-
skaho rimsko-k -katolickeho kosto-
la. -
Prva slovenska osada Maho.
ming doline bola zalozena v me-
+ el- +. + 4 - = 4f 4
ste Youngstown. osada Sv. Cy-
rila Methoda pred 81 rokmi
Druha, nasa osada Sv. Mateja
zalozena bola pred Is rokmi. Pr
va sv. omsa nasej osade sllze-
MA bola IL. julia 1914 novoyy-
svatenym knazom, uz teraz neb.
Rev. Janom Gerendom, v skole
osady Sv. Eyrila Methoda. Uz
y tom istom rokn sl1zena bola sv.
oinSa nasom novom drevenom
kostole %. decembra 1914. Pr
yymi kuratormi boil: Juraj La
buda, Jnraj Murdzak, Jan Re
pasky, August Hlebovy. Pryvmi
kolektormi boil Jan Thurik a
Jnraj Labuda. n tom istom ro-
kll nakolektoyalo sa na rozlicne
Teci $4,885.5 Rozumie sa, ze
mas vtedy bolo este nlalo. III v
nastSvajhcom roku 1915, \ piy-
nici pod kostolom otyorene boly
dive skolnf izby, n kforych izaea-
vyncoyat ctihodne sestry Sv
\ jneenta. 4 PerrysTile, Pa. ktn
~ dosial 1cinkujn Y osade.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-05
vel kych statov alebo ak by jeho
statnici ztratili rozvahu.

vel kych statov alebo ak by jeho
statnici ztratili rozvahu.
Japonsko udrelo ma Gnu v
Sanghaj preto,- ze Gina je tam
najranitel l'nejsia. Vladne prijmy
2 ttdo!ia rieky Jangce a pristavu
Sanghaj sil najvacsie. Myslelo,
ze talk Ginsku vladu prild1ti "a
stayit' bojlot japonskEch vyrob-
kov uznat' jeho panstvo mad
Mandz1riou.
Spojene Staty spoloene Ang-
lou navrhly Japoncom Gina
nom mier. Podmienky sa ciastoc,
ne pozdavajii ako Japoncom, tax
Cilanom. Vzdor tomu, ze sa v
Sanghaji udavajd este slime sraz-
ky a ze Japonci bombardovali
n . . . :
sanghajske pevnosti (pricom I'M
vraj Cfnania zatopili iednu valet-
MI lod') a tiez doterajsie sidlo
cinskej vlady, Marking, leziace
$50 mil hore Jangce riekou, je
nadej, ze sa Japonci vzdajd DIAL
slch vojenskvch operacii a zac-
MI yyjednavat' Jestli ME, nuz
svetu budd jasne hlbsie zame-
~ Japonska voei Cine potion
bnde prindtene Cd nich odstu-
pit. Postaci vraj obchodna bls-
kada.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-05
k Tebe tn Ma svete raZ ma wee

k Tebe tn na svete raz ma wee
nosti.
Go sa tyka dusevneho stavu 0,
sadnikov, m6zeme tvrdit', ze sil
sto-percentovi, lebo svoje povin-
nosti vykonavajd ako sa patri,
take mas duchovny ma toho
radost'. To je jeho zasluhou, re
lansingvillskl Slovaci, osadnlci
Sv. Mateja s1 prvotriedni ma
bozenskych povinnostiach. DobrI
pastier vedie svoje oveelyy po
dobrej passive a toto mozno tyr
dit, ze mas duchovny, Rev. FIR.
kozelek, sa toho pridrziava.
Blahozelame naSmu obi 'iibenh-
mu duchovnemu otcovf, Rev. F.
Kozelkovi ku tax peknemu po-
kroku nasej osady. ktora "a til
kratku dobu, co on medzi mani
lcinkuje, sa tax krasne vzmohla
napreduje. Mozeme povedat
ze. "a tych 10 rolov, co ucinkuje
medzi nami, vykonal pre- mas
mnoho preto my osadn1ci mll
blahozelame a prajeme, ze BY ho
Ten, ktoreho on nasleduje, od-
menil jedndc korunou vecnej
slavy.
Osadnici.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-05

Zaujmy Spoj. Statov V Cine
ME s1 male. My name vel mi
cule obchodne styky S Cinou a
najvacsi vyvoz a dovoz ide pra-
We cez Sanghaj. Keby sa ollolie
Sanghaju stale javiskom japon-
sko-einskej vojny, mas obchod by
samozrejme Dol tam ohrozeny a
podobne j obchod Anglie, Fran
cie a inych statov.
Nase investicie Cine obnasaji1
okriihle S25O,OOO,O 900. V tomto O.
hPade ME SINE ma prvom mieste.
Ale obchode cez Sanghaj sme
ma prvom mieste, ako to vykazuz
je statistika. V roku 1880 vyyie-
Iii sme do Ciny cez tento pristav
nasho tovaru "a $7S,627 ,S37 a do
we'll SINE cinskeho tovaru "a
S41, 500, 900. Japonsko vyviezlo
tovaru "a x59,427 ,432 a doviezlo
"a $18,S43,000. Vel'ka Britannia
vyviezla "a $3s, ,5S9, 900 a dovie-
zla "a $14,lS4,00O. Nemecko w
viezlo ia "a 500, 0,343, 900 a dovie.
zlo domov "a $3,922,OOO. Francia
vyviezla "a S6,67S,O0O a doyiezla
"a $16,42O,000. Hollandske Indie
vyviezly "a $17,0O5 900 a dovie-
Fly IA $2,0S4, 900. Taliansko wy
viezlo "a: SIS, 49,, 600 a doviezlo IA
$2,S63,0OO a Britske Indie vyvie-
zly "a $40, ,734, 900 a doviezly do
NOV "a $7,O25,00O.
Olrem Francie,, tedy vsetky
staty vyviezly do Ciny Wac, ako
nej doyiezly.
Met pochybnosti, ze Japonci
zayidia nam naSe prvenstvo Y
obchode Cinou cez sanghaj /;
podobne obchodne styky inych
krajin. A nedbalo By, keby Z to-
no obchodu ono dostalo vacssl po-
diel. Nuz ale kazda krajina 81
chrani syoje za,ljmy. a tax dnes
Y Sanghaji nachodi sa Wac VA
lecnych lodi inIch krajin, ako
Japonska. Ono sa nem6ze pn
slit do. ysetkych. a nreto' memo.
zeI byt reei p yojne, iba ak ma
spojenca u jednom /
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-05

Pre- tieto sestry bol vystaveny
murovany dom.
Nebohy Rev. Gerenda posobil V
osade Sv. Mateja do /. februara
1922, Cd mas Dol prelozeny pa
nom biskupom do Barberton: o.
Jeho miesto zaujal Rev. Franti-
SEX kozelek, ktory vidiac. re
dreveny kostolik je primaly a
skola neprilrodna a celkom nepo-
stacitel'na. dal sd rezko do prace.
Osadnlci, uznajilc potrebu prize
stranneho kostola, podali svojmu
duchovnemu pomocne pravice a
obetave a stedre skladali potreb-
ne grose IA .zakladinu, ma dlaz-
bu, na mal'ovlku. na obloky, ma
oltar organ noveho chramu.
Hraly sa divadla, vydrziavaly sa
koncerty, bazary, vecierky, pix.
Milky obete sa. hrnuly ma chram
Bozi. Doku 1925. pustili sme sa
do stayby noveho chramu ma
Kyetn1 nedel'u rokn 1926 boly
prve bohosluzby novom chra-
X = q
me. Bolo sd nam treba prest 'aho-
vat 70 stareho kosto1ika, lebo
sine sa pustili hned' do preraba-
mia stareho kostola ma skolu, aby
SINE mohli 1plnu skolu otvorit'
nz zaciatkom noyeho skolskeho
roku septembri 1926. Osada
Sv. Mateja ma teraz osem- -triednu
skolu, ktor1 navstevuje asi 45O
dietok.
Kostol Sv. Mateja S jeho kras-
nym baldachynoyym oltarom 2
mramoru i pist 'alovym organom
stal $3.50, 10000. Budo~y osadne,
ktore sa rozkladajd ma rozsiah-
lem priestore celeho jedneho bio
ku, majl tersz cenu 'vyse $780,.
10000. Ovsem, ze osada ma este
sdlhn, ktory osadnfci pri chvaly-
nodnej obetayosti sVojej $ pomo-
con Bozou behom paru rokov
d6fajn vyplatit'. Bob dobrotiyy
daj 'udu pAsmu dostatok zarob-
kn yezda jsieho cllleba, pozeh-
mai no 4 odplat' stonasebne ieho
.Stedr6 obetavost vieru 4 lasku
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-05
DRUHY sLovENsKY
STUDENT vYzNAtEN1

S sa'7 81
Stefan Nv. Ondash, syn zname-
ho sloverskeho cinovnfka p. Paw
Ia Onlasha jeho manaelky bol
yysoko pocteny spolustndentmi
na st. Louis univerzite, kde Stu
duje lekarstvo. Zvoleny Dol DO
Conclave, studentskeho senatu u
niverzity, "a teleso pre-medikov.
Tiez Dol vymenovany "a cestneho
studenta pre-medikalnej triedy Ia
je clenom univerzitnei debatnei
eaty. debate $ inol1 student
sl1ou eaton Ondash zvit'azil.
l5spesnemu stndentoyi ! ieho
rodicom blahoz ELAINE.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-05
RO OzEHI. AS YSN.
Pre- snautnych:

vsade hlavy dolu,
ami keby sprevadzali
do hrobu mrtvolu.
zarty, smiech a radost' tvari
zmizly ia bez stopy,
ami ked sa dakto. v rieke
prehlbokej topi.
spytajte sa povedia vam,
ze nemajn sdzeku'
lebo totej ich keseni
majl dieru vef'k1.
Ku smiechu treba peilazi
bodreho ducha; l
ia peda, co kazdy ma
je jak psovi mucha
Ia nikomu veselosti
nj bodrosti media;
naknpi sa grocerie Il
a uz je tam peda!
Kde vziat' ma druhe potreby,
ia starost' ich hati;
cd jedneho sa pozicia
druhemu sa vrati.
A trpnu, ze vraj dokedy
sa to bude darit'?
Ze co bude, az sa kasa
zacne kypom varit'?
Ziadne strachy, Pudia mill
Mic sa yam nestane!
Najviac ak nam vsetkym pritom
mas rozum zastane.
Ked' prekypi, mech prekypi,
ved' sa to neztrati
ked nastanu lepsie easy
VSelhp sd Adpldu.
Bude horsie, lebo lepsie,
mech bude jaA bude!
Kazda kobylka jaseni
81 len takto hudie.
Smltok smiech - jedna cena:
zadarmo ich mate.
Zaysi to cd vas samyeh,
!, aei 81 vybrat znate.
Miriam cd 'sOsadnych Hlasov'
prestaI kresat' 'Iskry''. On to.
tiz rozdaval pif, paf, bum, bac!
- az sa daktorym v ociach iskri-
10 ii odkazali redakcii, ze i'm
raz pridu tiez poriadne zakresat'
Davno SINE mysleli, ze kresat l.
skry ME lie bezpecne menovite
v Chicago!
Vodcovia robotnictva oznamu-
j1, ze je uz 100000 robotnikov
bez roboty. Gochvil'a nebudd
mat koho West.
Jeden vel'ky nedel ny casopis
vyzyva americky l'ud, aby trovil
peniaze, re tax pride prosperita.
II redaktori museli spat' v pre-
dosle roxy, ked' tax pisu. L'ud
kupoval az prekot, prete te-
raz nema "a co!
Co Japoncov hneva je, ze sa
Cinania este nevyst 'ahovali 2 CT
ny.
Demokracia Y starom kraji bo-
la zachovana este ma par ro-
kov bilionovou p6zickou Cd Fran
cilzska. Len tam majd diktato-
rov, kde M MET elm mazat'
fondu na mazanie.
Konecne- sa nam pani Zima u
kazala jej studenej a bielej
krase, aby sa nepoyedalo, ze mas
] ona ohrdila, ako PAM Prospe
Rita.
Ked' boil .astupci krajfn pro-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-05

Tie vft'azstva Japoncov Y Man
dzznrii ME sl tax slavne. Citame.'
ze Rusi VI decembri 1929 rozpra-
Sill tam cfnsku armadu ka-
pustnymi hlavami. s eroplanov
hadzali ma cinske vojsko Mamie
sto bomb zhnite hlayky kapaasty
i Cinania utekali ami zajace.