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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-08-04
IN
NEW
YORK
ALL AROUND THE TOKEN
Glib van

New York, Aug. 4.-Notes from a
convenient cuff: Rudy Vallee, whose
name has long been associated with
saxophones, has abandoned that in
strument Of torture because footing
the sax interferes with the vocal
chords.
Penthouses are so plentiful that
gents who used to have offices in
skyscrapers now live on roof-tops.
For the rental of an old-time office
suite, It's now possible to have an
entire roof and grow vegetables on
the side Meyer Davis, the Or
chestra leader, is one OF the gents
who use a triplex penthouse as a ra-
dio office Davis, incidentally, has
converted his roof-top into an imi-
taNon broadcasting station He
claims the only penthouse addition
room in existence.
When members of Austria's Olym-
pic games entrants arrived in New
York and were asked what they
wanted to see, DR.. T. A. Schmidt,
their spokesman, said "Sing Sing
prison!" And everyone within reach
Of his voice went into faint.
But it seems that to the European,
Sing Sing has the same significance
that Scotland Yard has to America.
The tons of detective stories to go
abroad invariably have Sing Sing as
an important factor. Or so says the
Herr Doctor. But New Workers, who
live but a short distance away, are
just hearing about that.
:: 4: *
WASH DAY IN GOTHAM
One of the odder sights OF New
York is view Of a Monday morn
ing's wash hanging just outside the
windows of some of the swankiest
residences in Manhattan.
Sutton Place, by the East River, is
the particular spot involved. There,
down by the waterfront, gather scores
of nursemaids with their charges.
Most of the maids are Europeans.
And on Mondays they hang out tiny
garments on the fences of the Blue
Book folk.
Which, Of course, rates an upturned
nose from the buffers and chauffeurs.
x Il X
My favorite item for the week is
sued from MechanicSville, Nd, where
fair was in progress and a certain
farmer thought he could beat the
games Of chance. Having dropped
most Of his money, this particular
rural got mad and shot up the place
This outburst has been long over
due. Man and boy, I have watched
farmers being taken" at county fairs
and such and accepting their lot
without so much as a murmur. The
Maryland gentleman has at last risen
as a symbol Of vengeance.
! 4 4 \
AMERICAN ART TRIUMPHS
From a charming lady in thu
Downtown Art galleries of Manhat.
tan, I learn that native American arr
has finally found its place and will
put the European vogue in its place
This, too. has been long overdue.
But it took the depression to brine
1t about. Times became so tough IL
the art gallery business that shrewc
business folk decided that something
had to be done about it. So insteae
Of going through the Paris salons
they hired a Ford and went through
American countrysides. In Pennsyl
vania and the south, in particular
they discovered "primitives" tina
challenge any similar European prod
uct.
! Today folk who have spent year
and fortunes collecting the Frencl
brand now try to trade their foreign
purchase for the American work.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-08-04

One Of the deepest holes in the
world was drilled In 1926 in Orange
county. California. It was sunk 8,201
feet.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-08-04
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Cream of Tartar


What do you think of taking tea
spoonful of cream Of tartar with a
spoonful of sugar in a glass of water
once a day, as laxative?-(W. E. 81
Answer-It is as harmless as any
other saline laxative (salts) If you
prefer 1t to other salts. should not
advise daily or habitual use of any
salts.
Soda for Cramp in Thigh
A medical friend who does not de.
sire publicity informs me that he has
found by accident that dose of So
dium bicarbonate (saleratus, soda)
from one-half to one teaspoonful, re.
lieves cramp in the thigh muscles
promptly in from three to five min.
utes. We should like to hear from
our readers about this. The doctor
does not say how the soda is to bt
taken-Suit your own preference
take it as powder washed down with
water or dissolved in a half glassfu
Of water.
What, No Pillow?
Our three children, Z, 5 and 3, have
never slept on pillows except as youns
infants. None of the adults in oul
family uses a pillow. What is you
opinion of this?-(H. A. j.
Answer-It is immaterial SO far al
health is concerned. Use a pillow
two pillows or none, as you prefer.
Insulin for Progressive Arthritis
Your article told OF the use Of insu
lin for progressive arthritis, also par
athyroid hormone injections. Coul'
my mother, who receives ir1sulin 70
diabetes and also suffers from Join
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Question on Site

ones feet.
| To diminish.
S Beer.
8 Mine.
| II Sarcasm.
IL Spectacle.
Is Verbal.
IA Science Of com.
position of sub.
stances.
Is To caution.
16 Looker.ons.
Is Mineral spring.
- Platform.
% Embryo bird.
% Masculine.
% Ink spot.
20 To deform.
q To halt.
IS Devoured.
80 Kind of lily.
81 Coronet.
80 Measure Of
cloth.
80 To avouch.
IS Wild ducks.
Sc To prevent.
IS Skin.
40 Baker on a
stove.
AZ Baking dish.
43 Upright shaft.
Al Virginia.
As Toward
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-08-04

Birds are very sensitive to light
changes. They stir at the break of
dawn and nest at the first sign of
darkness.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-08-04

Indians are less taste-blind than
whites.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-08-04
GENERAL MOTORS PAYS

New York, Aug. 4.-(P)-General
Motors Corporation Wednesday de-
clared the regular quarterly dividend
of Is cents share on the common
stock.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-08-04
Barbs

Some people just never can be sat-
isfied. When a wire dispatch told
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-08-04

Potatoes kept in closed bin with
some ripe apples will not sprout.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-08-04

Use the Want Ads
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-13
Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as stolen
belong to:
Carl King Elwood Chrvsler. from Wal
nut and Pennsylvania streets
Charles Virgins. 1926 Indianapolis ave
nue., ChrYsler coupe. 33-759 l193D. from IN
front of 1909 North West street.
c. C. Adams. 1911 Central avenue. FORD
sedan. 61-694. from Market and CAST
streets.
j. D. Faxston. 1872 Dorman street. Whip
pet sedan. 1929 193H, from Michigan
street and Capitol avenue.
John Messck 1925 washington boule-
vard Hudson sedan 47-259 1871. rom
Michigan and Meridian streets.
Indianapolis Live stock Journal. Stock
wards reported bv Philip Lewis, Ford
coupe. se-032 133ll, from ST. Clair ard
Meridian streets.
James Cox. 1893 Rowland avenue Chew
rolet sedan. 30-7S0 1881, from Eleventh
street and College avenue
]. c. Anthony. PISS South Emerson ave-
nue., Ford coach. 41-733 1881 from Wal
colt avenue and Michigan street
W. @. Cook. Cincinnati DeSoto road
ster. from in front of Antlers hotel.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-13
RACKET KILLING
SPURS CLEANING
INDUSTRY PROBE
Trade War Is Blamed for
Murder Of Chicago
Inventor, Gang Foe.

81 United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 13.-The Staying
OF crusading inventor today
brought a searching investigation
Of the cleaning industry, termed
racket-ridden by state investigators.
Revelations given by Mrs. Daisy
Rosenberg, iron-nerved widow of
thirty-six hours, whose husbands
death was laid to warfare among
cleaners, gave impetus to the in
quiry
Raiding squads arrested two sus-
poets in the brutal killing and were
hunting two leaders in the Capone
gang for questioning. 1t was Al
Capone who several years ago was
hired by one cleaner to protect his
plant and trucks from attacks of
gangsters who sought to control the
lucrative industry.
Edwin Dufficy, assistant states
attorney, called the Rosenberg kill
ing a challenge to the industry to
purge itself Of the gangster ele-
ments recently engaged in a cam
paign of intimidation against indie
pendent dealers.
Rosenberg had been forced from
the cleaning and dyeing business
once when he refused TO submit to
union demands, his widow said.
Then he invented new process for
dr. cleaning overalls. Despite
death threats he carried on.
Acid was thrown on clothes in his
plants and he was to have been a
witness in the trial of two men
charged with the violence.
Rosenberg became a crusader in
his fight against the racketeers. He
was author of pamphlet haying
introduction of rackets in the clean
ing industry and revealing methods
by which gangsters sought to coerce
honest dealers into line.
Police we're convinced he was
slain either to prevent his testify
ing IN the acid throwing trial or to
end his crusade against racketeers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-13
SEVEN HURT IN
AUTO CRASHES;
SEEK z DRIVERS
One Hit-Run Motorist Is
Believed to Have Been
a Woman.

Automobile accidents on slippery
streets Tuesday night resulted in
injuries to seven persons. Police to-
day are seeking two hit-and-
drivers.
Struck by an automobile near his
home, Robert Cornwell, Q, of 1856
Prospect street, suffered a broken
left leg and eye cuts late Tuesday.
He was sent to city hospital. Carl
w. Resies, 928 Garfield drive, oper-
ator Of the automobile, was not
held.
A hit-and-run driver, believed to
be a woman, who struck Miss Caro-
line Davis, 418 East Troy avenue,
near her home Tuesday night, is the
object OF police search. Miss Davis
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-13
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

was knocked to the pavement and
incurred head bruises.
Ed Quackenbush, 81, was cut and
bruised when struck by a hit-and-
run driver as he crossed the Ken
lucky avenue White river bridge
Tuesday night. He was treated at
city hospital
When the car in which she was
riding struck a utility pole, Miss
Mary Mcintosh, Is, of 1889 North
Rural street, sustained severe chest
injuries. Driver of the car was
Arthur viewegh, 81, of 1899 South
eastern avenue.
Willie Tibbs, 33s Hanson avenue,
suffered head cuts and was arrested
for failure to have a drivers license,
after collision at Delaware and st.
Clair streets. His nephew, Willie
Tibbs, 9, also was cut and bruised.
Walter Harris, Is, of 221 East
Ninth street, Apt. /, incurred a
broken leg when struck by an auto
at Fit. Wayne avenue and Alabama
street. B. E. Mccoy, 1855 North
Alabama street, Apt. So, driver of
the car, was not held.
Head and body cuts and bruises
were incurred by Austin Wright, AZ,
of 1910 East Tenth street, when he
was struck by an auto at Tenth
and Dorman streets.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-13
IS SMALL
IN BURCLARIES
Homes, Stores Yield Less
Than $500, Police Say.

Looting homes and stores Tues
day night, thieves obtained less
than 5000, police reports disclosed
today.
Office equipment valued at S135
was stolen from the Gold Bank
Bakers Supply Company. % South
Cruise street, John Shroyer, man
ager, reported to detectives.
Thieves who smashed window at
the J. E. Calm drug store, Thir-
tenth street and Cornell avenue,
stole quantity of cigarets and
candy.
Others reporting thefts and losses
are:
Miss Cecille Fountain. 1901 North Ala
bama streG. s2s: Harry Gold. 1901 CO.
lumbia avenue. SIS; Mrs. Edward
Book. 1902 East Tenth street. unestimated:
Capitol Motors Company. 447 North Capitol
avenue. unestimated. and E. 2. Shearer. asa
West Ray street. $40.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-13
BACK HOME AGAIN

stolen automobiles recovered BY police
belong to:
Jack Carr S439 winthrop avenue. Ford
coupe. found at Burdsal parkway and
Barnes avenue.
Durant coach. M-557 found at Thir-
tenth and Delaware streets.
John OConnor. 2247 Broadway, Chevro-
let sedan. found at 1882 Yandes street.
M. Goldberg. SGT Highland drive. Buick
sedan, found at Tenth street and Massa-
chuaetfS aVenue
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-13

reduction between 50Go and 500!
When colds did develop among
Listerine users, they lasted only
one-third as long and were one
quarter as severe. Bear thatin mind.
Ordinary Mouth,cGshes Fail
Such performance, of course, could
not be expected from harsh mouth
washes which, by irritating the
tissue, allow germs easier entrance.
Nor could they be expected from
weak, watered limitations of Lis
terine often devoid of any germi-
cidal power whatever.
Only full strength Listerine, I'M
der clinical tests, has shown such
preventive action andcurativeeffect.
Effective Because Safe
Such amazing results are due to
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-13

We offer you this suggestion for
the use of Listerine in the hope
that it may spare you or members
of your family an uncomfortable,
costly, and possibly dangerous
siege of illness.
From 500 to 66o6 FesUer Colds
Prolonged tests conducted under
medical supervision on 204 persons
in normal health uncover truths
no sensible person should overlook.
Standing forth is Listerine's re-
markable ability to prevent colds.
And to lessen their severity.
They prove that those who gar
gled with full strength Listerine
ttcice day contracted only half as
many colds-and In some cases
one-third as many colds-as those
who did not gargle at all. A
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-13

Cocktails are, according to an
English expert, about the worst
form in which alcohol can be taken.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-13
660o reduction In number

the fact that Listerine kills germs
In the mouth In the fastest time
without injury to tissue. Unlike that
of harsh mouthwashes, its effect
is actually healing.
So, while Listerine attacks the
cause of infection, it relieves the
irritation that accompanies it.
Be Systematic
Make a habit of gargling full
strength Listerine every morning
and every night. Thus, you keep
your breath beyond suspicion and
help Nature to ward off colds and
sore throat. Once a cold threatens
to become serious, increase the
frequency of the gargle to once
every two hours, meanwhile call
ing your doctor. Lambert Pharma-
cal Co., St. Louis, Mo-, U. S. A.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-16
YoUNGsToWNsKE sLoVENsKE NoVINY

bany hlavne po tovarnicky ka-
kaoyej masy, priprayenej ka-
kaovych bobov, prazenych, po-
kiaP mono ollpanych, 2 nile.
teho, presievaneho, konzumneho
cukru, prisadou maleho mnoz-
stva korenia (yanilky, skorice,
hrebickov atd'.); niekedy prida-
va sa i kakaove maslo. Vyraba sa
alebo v pevnej forme (tabulkova
alebo kusova) alebo ako prasek.
Cokolada k jedlu (fondantova)
MESA sa $ orechmi, mandlami,
mliekom, kavou, cajom, citronom
pomarancmi atd'. Vyraba sa 2
nej tiez cokoladovy tovar: rome
plnene bonbony, pastilky, fig1r-
ky, cukrovie ma vianocne strom-
ky, polievajl sa i1ou oplatky, de-
zerty, cajove pecivo podobne.
Cokolada obsahuje 1890 vody,
0.62R theobrominu, 6.27 perc.
bielkovin, 22.2 perc. tukov, 53.7
perc. uhlohydratov, 4.74% celu-
iozy, 1850 popolu. z toho vidi-
me, ze cokolada obsahuje vel mi
mnoho zivin. Syti i nepatrnom
mnozstve pouzita. Okrem toho co
kolada podporuje cinnost' sr-
decnu, nerozrusnje vsak pri tom
nervy. Preto sa kakao alebo CO.
kolada hodi lepsie ako kava ale
bo caj "a napoj pre- male deti i
osoby nerv6zne pre- turistov
predstavuje napoj nielen vyziv.
ny, ale i posilujici. Slovom: CO.
kolada je pokrm i napoj vel mi
dobry, zdraviu prospesny, vyziv-
ny a tedy hoden najsirsieho po-
zivania. Ucene sa vola strom ka-
kaovnik, ma ktorom rastd kaka-
owe zrna: "Theobroma cacao" a
theobroma znamena grecky ''na-
POI bohov'. Tymto honosnym ma
zvom maly byt' vyjadrene vset-
tky mnohe dobre stranky coko-
lady, jej vyzivnost' lahodnost'
Ale cokolada by nemala zostat'
len "napojom bohov', mala by
sa stat napojom a pokrmom co
najsirsfch pudovych vrstiev.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-16
Konske dosihy

3 y. = s i
Koflske destiny ME sd ziadnou
novinkou. W v staryeh perskych
zapisoch najdeme zpravu mich.
Start Persania poriadali konske
dostihy k pocte Mitharu, boha
Slnca. Nevieme vsak bezpecne, ci
sa jednalo destiny koni, alebo
kociarov, lebo je ravdepodobne,
re Perzania poznali obidva tieto
druhy sportu. Dokonca dejepisne
zaznamy perske poucuju mas Q
zvlastnej forme voPby perskeho
kraPa. Caste sd stale, ze narok
ma tron 81 cinilo niekol 'ko preda-
koy kral 'ovskeho rodu tn Per.
zania nznali "a syojho kral' a to-
no, ktory vysiel ako yit'az kon-
skych dostihov, usporiadanych
zvlaSt' k tomu ncelu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-16

New York, N. Y. (F. l.. p. A.
Joseph Gianni, dobre znamy po-
mocny spravca Department. tire.
tej triedy Francdzskej LIME o.
sobne sprevadza zvlastnu vypra-
WI, ktora odcestovala na LIE
DE FRANCE IA. sept. ma polu-
dnie.
Ako obyeajne, on sa bude sta
rat o kazdd potrebu cestovate.
Pow jemu sverenych bude do
zerat' ma batozinu, ably prisla Ma
urcene miesto bezpecne.
Zdvorile zachadzanie, vyborne
jedla a kabiny kdipelnami a te-
kutou vodou sd talk dobre zname,
re ME je potrebne sa o tom roz-
pisovat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-16

minalisticky pracoynik T. Scott
Ofutt. Nocinnost' Y poslednej
dobe So v Amerike siri vel mi
znacne dosahuje katastrofAl-
nych rozmeroy. Y Spojenych
Statoch musi byt' rocne nzayrete
do vazenf Wac ako 10000 osob,
pri com sa nepocitajl tresty nize
Z dni vazenia. T. Scott Ofutt pre-
hlasnje, ze najyaGsie zlo je tom
ze vacsina tychto pudf sa vo va
zeni nepolepsi, naopak, pc odpy.
kani trestu vrati sa do Pudskej
spolocnosti, ktoru potom infikuje
nakazou zlocinnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-16

nom dozreni q zjemneni, dane sd
cez vylucny Lucky Strike preci-
st'ovaci process, ktory je opisany
slovami Its Toasted. Tento
t6stovaci process doda jemnu
miernost Luckies, ktorl nenaj-
dete ziadnej incl cigaretli. Po-
uzitie tohto chyrneho pre6ist o.
vacieho procesu dovoruje yam
mat pozitok 2 cigarette, Y kto.
rel nieto suroyych tabakov. TO-
hlaska.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-16
sLovENsKYCH sTUDENTov
PRIBUDA.

v posiednom skolskom roku
pred vojnou bolo strednych
skolach ma uzeml terajSieho Slo-
venska 4,195 studentov. V roku
1888 bolo ich 1854 Cd tych
eias sa pocet stale zvacsuje. V u
plynulom skolskom roku maly
nase stredne skoly uz 23,6l4 zia-
kov a 1929 profesorov. z tychto
bolo 284 Slovakov, GIL Cechov,
rs Nemcov, 80 Mad'aroy 8 Ru-
soy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-16

Jan Stromovic, S. s. Pittsburgh
Pa, s kusov grocerie.
Jan Feledik, Z. Repasky, j. G.
Kolesar, R. V. Lasket, Pittsburgh
Pa, groceriu.
Ma pomOc stiesnenej svojeti
poslali:
Anton Funtal, Andrej Bucko,
Jozef Jozefcik, Jan HOLIDAY, Gal
Torisky a Jan j. Pekar, udoyia
Cisla so. l. X. S. j. v Pittsburghu
grocerie V hodnote $500.
Mech vas, mill dobrodincoyia,
Pah Bob VSemohnci mnoho ma
soBhe pozehna "a dary lasky, kto-
re ste venovali ma pomoc ubiede-
nej svojeti. Sucasne obracia.
me sa vrucnou prosbou k SUI
citnym srdciam: pomozta hynu-
cej svojeti. Dairy lasky, obuv, Sat
stvo, gros, potrayiny racte po-
Slat' na adresu: Slovak League
Relief Fund, p. O. Box 996, Pitts
| burgh, Pa.
s vd'akou nctou sine YAM Il
primne oddani,
Vybor vzajomnej romoci
! Slovenskej Ligy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-16
o CoKoLADE.

"V zahrade bohoN, Edene,
vladol nebesky zahradnik Quezal-
eoatl, ktorE pestoval kakaovy
strom cacaohaguahuitl, davajnci
vo svojich plodoch pokrm bohov.
Ked' nebesky zahradnik videl IL
trpenie l'udi, smiloval sa mad
mimi a daroval i'm niekol'k 'ko ka-
kaovych bobdP, ably 81 svoj osud
zmiernili pomocou tychto semien
rajskeho stromu. A skutocne, cd
toho casu, GO l'udia zacali pozi-
vat kakaovych bobov, niesli svoj
osud Pahsie.. "
TAX znie krasna legenda Azte-
kov kakaovniku, ktory rastie v
Mexiku cd nepamatnych casov.
Ked' spanielsky dobyvatel' Fer
nando Cortez (14S5-1547) roku
1919 dobyl MeXiko, nasli tam
Spaniel rozsiahle kultury kaka-
ovnika, ktoreho plody boly veI-s
mi cenne, lebo sd ich vseobecne.
pouzivalo ako drobnych minci a
dokonca boil mimi vyplacani i
dvorania mexickeho cisara Mon
.tezumu, ktory sam bol vel 'kym
milovnikom napoja, zhotovovane-
ho kakaovych bobov, lebo ho
denne vypil az 80 sialok. Cc'y
rad miest v starom Mexiku piatil
dane kakaovych boboch. Len
mesto Tobasco ich odovzdalo roc
he 16 milionov.
ked Cortez poznal blahodar-
ny vliv cokolady... ale tn musi-
me vypravovanie na okamzik pre-
rusit' a povedat', ze slovo coko-
lada pochadza z mexickeho $50
kolate", ktore znaGi uschnutd ka-
su z rozomletych kakaovych Urn
= re totizto jej polite obcerst-
vuje posilIuje, kazal ju uzivat !
svojim vojakom. Je prirodzen6,
re pri tax vel'kom rozsireni CO.
kolady Mexiku, dostala sa ta-
to skoro do Spanielska. Bol to
prave tento Fernando Cortez,
ktory so svojim vojskom prvy
pliyiezol do Europy cokoladu ro-
ku 1920. V Spanielsku cokolada
skoro zdomacnela nadobudla
takej obl'uby, re sa stala mai
obl'nbenejsimi ranajkami tamoj-I
sieho obyvatel'stva, zvlast' vsak
zien lepsich kruhov. Danny q
prednej spolocnosti davaly 81 juI
dokonca nosit al do chramu, len
ably neboly ami chvfl 'ku bez OBJ
l'nbeneho pokrmu bez lahod.I
neho napoja: cokolady..
10 Spanielska dostala sa coko-I
lada do silsednej Francie, kdeI
| jej vel'kym ctitelom Dol sam
Ludvik XIV, zvany "kraP SIN.
ca, ktory sriadil pre-. pripravu a
podayanie cokolady na syojom
dvore zvlastny trad. Al kardinalI
Richelieu a slaypa milostnica Nj
non de Lenclos boil vel 'kymi cti-I
tel'mi cokolady jej vraj vda'-
eli "a syoju mladost' az do po-
zdneho svojho veku.
Akonahle sa stala cokolada OBJ
/ 1benym pokrmom v sl'achtic-
kych kruhoch, prenikla skoro .poI
zlacneni cukru a kakaa j do OBJ
eianskych kruhoy, kde sa IouI
stretayame 40 obi 'dbenou po-l
chit 'kou strednych robotnic-
kych jvrstiev.
Ale, Go je to vlastne cokolada? !?
Je to kakaovy priprayok yyra-