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The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-03-10
3. & l.. Procedure
Commissioner BOney Says No With
drawals Should Be Allowed

Dan Boney, state insurance
commissioner, has notified all
building and loan associations in
North Carolina that they are not
TO pay out money on withdrawal
applications during the present
emergency. 1t is generally un-
derstood that payments Of inter
est and dues TO building and loan
associations are not expected to
be paid during the bank holiday.
In his notice TO associations
Mr.. Boney says: Il suggest that
your office remain open and that
your officers cooperate with 9th
er financial institutions in ex-
planning necessity for present
drastic action and its temporary
nature"
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-03-10
France Likes the Accordion

There really was no need of
the poll taken sometime ago to
establish the fact that the ac-
Gordon is the Frenchman's ia
vorite musical instrument writes
the Paris correspondent of the
Christian Science Monitor. One
has only to walk along the
streets of Paris, particularly in
the more modest quarters, to
become aware of its popularity.
For excursions into the Bois or
the country near Paris, it has
been largely superseded by the
portable phonograph, but in the
city itself nothing seems so ma
tive as the accordion.
There is something nostalgia
about even its merriest strains.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-03-10
Lame Ducks Legacies
Many Bills That Failed OF, Passage
Are Left to New Congress

Important legacies, IN the
form Of bills that failed to be en-
acted into Law, were left by the
late Lame Duck Congress 10 the
new Congress.
Among these are the Glass
banking bill, the domestic aliot-
ment bill Cor farm relief, the
beer bill. and the medicinal
liquor bill. The Democratic lead
ers say they expect these last
two 10 be passed promptly by
large majorities and signed by
the President.
The list of measures which
failed Of enactment in the snort
session is long. It includes not
only many banking and farm re-
lief proposals and monetary
measures, but. bills for unem-
ployment relief, railroad realign-
ment, taxation and others. Leg
islation proposed for the short
er working day and shorter
working week is left to the at
tention Of the extra session. The
St. Lawrence and World Court
treaties went over as did the gas
ofine tax bill. The new Congress
is almost certain to find it nee
essary to give consideration to
new tax proposals.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-03-10
Chapel Hill Chaf

(Continued from first poge)
to write something about certain
happenings in Chapel Hill in the
l880's, and | went over to ques-
ton DR.. Charles Mangum. Il
find that, more and more, people
concerned with ancient history
are coming TO me for informa-
ton he remarked Il seem to
be becoming a community patri-
arch" ! wonder if ever another
patriarch moved with such a
springy, youthful gait
1t is my custom to go out upon
my shrub-curtained porch, in
pajamas, upon arising in the
morning, and take exercises.
These exercises | hate like pois-
on, but | go through with them
out of a stern sense of duty, for
the preservation of my health
and the abatement of my fat |
lie upon my back and lift my
legs, holding the knees stiff, rs
times. ! stand and bend over,
touching my hands to the floor.
| do the squatting rising
chore. | fiex my arms, and run
up and down the porch, and take
deep breaths. All this does not
last more than about ten min
utes. That is, the clock says so !;
but it is hours of anguish to ME.
Sometimes, toward the end of
the ordeal, when | am putting
and blowing in profound dis
tress, | look through the hedge
and see DR.. Mangum swinging
along the path beyond the stone
wall. He has all the litheness
and grace of an athlete of 18.
This makes me enviOus. | OBJ
serve his slender form, and | say
to myself: Damn him! He has
never had to think about fat and
he moves as if he were going to
stay young forever"
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-03-10
Bank Here Re-Opens

(Continued from first page
nothing remotely approaching a
run upon it Saturday, and there
were no abnormal demands upon
it. 1t was prepared to go ahead
and conduct its business in the
usual way. Since it was estab-
lished thirty-fve years ago it has
never failed TO pay deposltors' on
demand, and in 1907 when
banks all over the country were
issuing scrip, it did not have to
resort to that practice. A few
days ago one of the states high
financial officers told citizen of
Chapel Hill that the bank here
was one Of the two or three
strongest in North Carolina.
Unpaid Check8 AccumuI0te
Checks deposited IN the bank
last week too late TO go through
and be entered upon the books
Of the banks upon which they
were drawn have been sent back
to the depositors in great num-
bers. The University has had
returned to it scores Of checks
which it had received from stu
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-03-10

at page 509-510 in Office of Reg. of
Deeds; also see deed from Fanny C..
kenion to Alonzo W. kenion bearing
date of Mar 16, 1908 and for ref. see
Deed book 62 at page 444 in Office of
reg. of deeds of Orange County; also
deed from A. W. Kenon, unmarried.
10 I. 0. F. Smith, Percy Mills and
Jno. Sullivan, bearing date of Mar.
30, 1910 and for ref. see Deed Book
64 at pages 512-514; also see deed
from Frank Nash and c. D. Turner,
Commissioners, to 7. 0. F. Smith,
bearing date of Dec. 6, 1918, and for
ref. see Deed Book 81 at pages ISL
lo2, Office Of Reg. of Deeds of Orange
County; also see deed from Percy
Mills and wife, Sadie Mills to T. o.
r. Smith bearing date of Feb. 90, 1912
and for ref. see deed book "a at pages
-o01-589 IN office of Reg. of Deeds of
orange County; also see deed from
Jno. Sullivan and wife. Gertie SulG.
van bearing date Of April 12, 1913 to
/. y. r. Smith and for ref. see deed
BOOK % at pages 292-294 in Office
OF Reg Of Deeds of Orange County;
also Deed from T. o. F. Smith and
wife, Annie May Smith bearing date
OF Mar. %, 1916 to The Mebane Real
Estate and Trust Co., Inc, and for
ret see deed book II at pages 1872
l34 IN office Of Reg. of Deeds of Or
ange Co.; also see deed from Meb-
ane Real Estate and Trust Co..
Inc, to Columbus Hedrick and wife.
Delilah Hedrick, bearing date of June
l6, 1917 and for ref. see deed book 73
at pages l4l6 in office of Reg. of
Deeds of Orange Co.; also see deed
from o. c. Hedrick and wife, Delilah
Hedrlck to Joe Brooks and Will
Brooks, bearing date of Mar. 3, 1923
and for ref. see deed book 81 at page
256.
This sale is made by reason of the
failure of Joe Brooks and wife, Mollie
Brooks, and Will Brooks and wife.
Lula Brooks, to pay off and dis
charge the Indebtedness secured by
said deed of trust.
A deposit of 1919 will be required
from the purchaser at the sale.
This the 28th day Of February,
1898
INTERSTATE TRUSTEE CORP.
Substitute Trustee,
Durham, N. {.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-03-10

(Conttaued from first page

(Conttaued from first page
a vaudeville show. A profes-
sional sword .sWallower who hap
pens to be in Chapel Hill has
been drafted into service and
will pass razor blades and other
sharp articles down his throat
Gymnasts and dancers will per
form. The Playmakers will dc
a skit or two. And there will
be an old-fashioned square dance,
open to all, old and young, un-
der the direction of Robert b
House and Fred Mccall. Mr.
House will play his mouth-harp
Coach Bum Hearn has organ
ized two well-matched teams, for
the varsity squad, for the base
ball game in the afternoon.
For his readings in Memorial
hall, after the organ recital, Mr.
Koch has selected the players
scenes from "A Midsummer
Nights Dream"
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-03-10
wife, Mollie Brooks, and Will Brooks
and wife, Lula Brooks On the 18th day
of May 1926 and recorded in Book
75, Page 108, we will on Saturday the
IST DAY OF APRIL 1893
~ O'CLOCK NOON

40, rage lU6, we Will on Saturday the
1ST DAY OF APRIL 1893
- O'CLOCK NOON
at the courthouse door in Hllsboro.
n. c., Orange County, sell at public
auction for cash to the highest bidder
the following land to-wit:
All that certain piece, parcel or
tract Of land containing PSI acres.
more or less, situated, lying and being
on old Cedar Grove Road and about
five miles n. of Hillsboro, n. c. in
Cedar Grove Township, having such
shapes. metes and courses and distanc-
es as will more fully appear by ref. to
plat thereof made by Jas. o. Webb,
surveyor April 8, 1926, and said land
IS bounded on the \. by Mamie Red
ding, on the +. by Samuel Latta and
Jones kenion on the S. by f. H.
Walker and Clarence Walker, on the
West by Jas Walker apd Bud Smith,
and beng more particularly describ-
ed as follows: Beginning at pointers
cor. with Mammie Redding and w. l..
Smith, running thence with line of W.
L. Smith S. deg. W. 1880 chs. to a
rock and pointers, cor. with Jas
Walker running thence with line of
Jas. Walker S. deg W. 1926 chs.
to rock cor with Edmund Walker
running thence with line of Edmund
Walker \. 80 IA deg. f. 7.59 chs. to
rock, thence S. / ga deg. W. 2.5O
chs. TO a rock, thence with lines of Ed
mund and Clarence Walker E. 50.75
chs. 70 pointers, cor. with Samuel r.
Latta running thence with line of
Samuel I. Latta n. ! deg. z. 1850
chs. to pointers cor. with Samuel T.
Latta, running thence with line Of
Samuel T. Latta n SO deg. w. 25 chs.
to pointers; thence n. 1880 chs. to a
rock cor. with Jones Kenion, running
thence with line Of Jones Kenion N.
IS l-2 deg. W. l8 chs. to pointers.
wi Win MdnHlle Neuding, running
thence with line Of Mammie Reddng
n SO 12 deg w. 1425 chs. to the be-
ginning, containing PSI acres, more or
less. 1t being the same and identical
tract of land conveyed by j. R. Ken
ion, mortgagee, TO A W Kenion, bear
ing date Of Aug 8, 1897 and for ref
it may be found in Book of Deeds 62
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-03-10
Protect Student Credit
Chapel Hill Merchants Adopt Plan
for Honoring Checks

The Chapel Hill Credit Asso-
citation had a meeting Monday
afternoon to determine what
should be done about giving
credit to students and accepting
students checks.
It was agreed that merchants
should follow their own Judg-
ment. as in the past, as 10 ex-
tending credit to students with
whom they were acquainted
When a student who is not the
regular patron Of d merchant
presents a check in settlement
for goods, the student will be
required to appear before spe-
cial committee Of the University
student council. This committee
will inquire into his financial
condition and viii recommend
how much credit he should re-
ceive. The committee has It's
quarters in the Offices Of l.. j.
phipps, on the second floor Of
the w. G.. Lyon hardware build
mo
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-03-10
HAND WEAVING FOR SALE

Hand weaving and hand ham
mered pewter made by the ma
tive Weavers and artisans Of
Penland, n c. Bedspreads,
rugs, coats, children's dresses,
platters, ash trays, etc. Mrs.
George +. Bason, sol +. Frank
lin street, Chapel Hill, n. c..
Telephone 1921.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-03-10
Neighborhood Notes

|
DR.. and Mrs. J. P. Jones and
DR.. and Mrs. J. S. Hooker were
in Washington for the Inaugu-
ration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamar String
field Mr. and Mrs Fred Mccall.
and Col J. H Pratt attended the
concert given bv the North Caro-
lima Little SYMPHONY in South
ern Pines Saturday evening Mr.
and Mrs String6eld were the
week-end guests of fhe Struthers
Eur1s They returned to South
ern Pines Tuesday to visit Mrs
Andrews
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The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-03-10
Blossoms on View

Mrs. George Howe's garden at
Buttons will be open to the pub
lie for two more weeks. DaffO-
dlls, hyacinths, and peach trees
are in bloom.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-03-10

Doctors have discovered a
man in New York who feels no
pain when jabbed with needles,
or other sharp instruments. Ah!
The ideal taxpayer.--Dunbar's
Weekly (Pk0eniT).
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-03-10
RED BUD TREES

Young Red Bud Trees, 25c up.
GIadiolus, Sc each. Dahlia, 10c.
Iris, lOc up. Puppies, s. up.
K. Tack, Box 70, R.F. d. 2,
Chapel Hill.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-03-10

Perhaps France wants to save
the money she knows she
she couldn't borrow for another
war.-T0ledO Blade.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-03-10

In order that we may receive
enough cash to carry on our bust
ness, we are Offering to those
~ho mention this ad 20lo dis
count on labor, if parts and labor
are paid for in currency. This
offer will hold good until March
3lst.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-03-10
AP PARTMENT FOR RENT

For rent: a Groom furnished
apartment and porches. Large
yard All conveniences. Nellie
Robertson.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-03-10
NO SHRINKING VIOLET

Mrs. Brown: Il saw a young man
trying to kiss your daughter in
the park last night"
Mrs. Green: Did he succeed ?"
Mrs. Brown: NO"
Mrs. Green: That wasn't my
daughter"
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-03-10

way Of double standard is a So
cent dollar to pay debts with, and
100-cent dollar to buy groceries
with.-S -Sandersville (Ga) Prog
reSs.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-03-10
ROOM FOR RENT

Room for man in house OF
edge Of campus. Apply at Of
fee Of Chapel Hill Weekly ol
telephone 1921.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-03-10
HONEY FOR SALE

Raspberry and white clover
honey. Mrs. George F. Bason,
501 East Franklin Street.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-03-10

T III f FORD EXHA AUST
Published in the interest Of the
Motorists Of Chapel Hill and
Vicinity by
STROWD MOTOR co.
Bruce Strowd Editor
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-03-10

All kinds of printing done prompt
~ at the Orange Printshop on Rose
mary lane, Chapel HUI.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-03-10
SALE OF VALUABLE FARM
PROPERTY

Under and by virtue of the author
ity conferred upon us in a deed Of
trust executed by Joe Brooks and
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-03-10

Still speaking Of tires, now is
the time to let us install a new set
on your car We handle Goodyear
and United States brands. There
are none better and our prices are
as low or lower than most others.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-03-10

We are honoring checks for mer-
chandise on most banks in this
state, and your charge account will
be open as usual We will be
glad to open new charge accounts
with anyone who has established
credit in Chapel Hill
-O-
What this country wants in the
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-03-10

A financial expert says that mo
business can be helped by inha-
ton" The automobile tire bust
ness couldn't get along without it.
Southern Lumberman
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-03-10

What this country wants in the
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-13
BJoERNsoNovE osLAvY.

Dna Z. dec. boly Bratislave
oslavy 100. vyrocia narodenia
norskeho spisovatela a 81 achet-
neho priatePa Slovallov, Bjoern-
soma. Je zaujimave, zeI ma oslavy
v Norsku povolane su len vlady
skandinavskych statov a z ostat
nych jedine vlada c.-sl. S1oyen-
sko bolo zast1pene c.-sl. vyslan-
com v Stokholme Vladimirom
Hurbanom a dr. Milanom Ivan
kom, ktory branil Svetozara Hur-
bana Vajansk6ho ako redaktora
krajovych Mar. Nov1n, ked stal
pred s1dom. ze uverejnil Bjoern-
sonov clanok o utlacani Slovakov
v Uhorsku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-13

Ia vsetko Vase unovanie daj VAN
Boze Otce nebesly silly a vytr-
vania v tom svatom cieli, ktory
ste 81 vyvolili. Amen.
Tiez ctend Redakciu prosfm,
zeby mali strpenia S tymto pfs-
MON. Posielam ma dlzobu | do
lara, prveho zarobkn m6jho
muza. Uz skoro sest' rokov ne
pracoval, len tento tyzden. Ale
ma druhy nema kde. Moi muz
zna vselijakd robotu. Zvlast' V
tonic case, vel mi lacno, "a treti-
nu ceny vykona TAX w. Weather
Stripping. To ie vein dobra
vec v dome. Nepustf dnu. dym,
prach, ami zimne vetry. To on
robi vel'mi lacno dobreho ma
terialu, lebo al kompania dava
teraz "a pol ceny.
S dctou,
Amalia Janik muzom,
R. F. D. ], Girard, Ohio,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-13
MAGIC CARPET OsLAVUJE
PRvE vYROCIE ROZHLASU
Obi dbeny radio program posky-
toval romantic zabavu v posled-
nom roku.

Ackol 'vek Lucky Strike radio
programy boly rozhlasovane "a
vyse styri roxy, "Magicky Kar-
pet" oslavoval svoje prve vyro-
Gle len nedavno. Prvy raz vzlietol
v novembri 1881 a cd toho dosia-
hol mnohe zabavne rekordy.
Behom roka zaletel do miest
troch kontinentov, podavajuc
tanecnl hudbu typickd tych miest
a najlepsfch orchestier, zahri1u-
j1c mesta Berlin, Pariz, Londvn,
Dublin, Buenos Aires, Havana a
Montreal. Krem toro hralo u
najlepsfch orchestier Spoj. Sta
TOW.
Mnohe pamatne zpravy boly
tiez podane. Najprominentnejsi
bol snad' rozhlas Sharkey-Schme-
ling campionskeho zapasu: zim-
ne olympicke hry Lake Placid,
N. Y; rozhlas jednej letiacej or
chestry mad New Yorkom; Wash
ington lee univerzity Fancy
Dress Ball 2 Lexington, Va. hud
by Siamsa Gael handy Dublinu,
Trska, ma den sv. Patricka.
Ma dodatok podane boly i reel
politikov z oboch stranok, viace-
re operne hviezdy spievaly po-
sledne Jack Pearl, svetochyrny
figliar dodal d 'alsieho korenia
do programu.
Nasledovn6 chyrne orchestry
hraly: Jack Denny q razy, Joe
Moss 20 razy, George Olsen 10,
Anson Weeks II, Wayne King II,
Vincent Lopez II, Jimmy Grier 9.
Coon-Sanders s, Ted Fiorito Z.
Gus Arnheim 6, Ted Weems 5,
Abe Lyman 5 a Charlie Asnew 5.
Nateraz "Magic Carpet pro
granny podavane sd kazdy uto-
rok, stvrtok sobotu veeer 10.
hodine (vychodny standard eas)
cez WEAF a celokrajinskd NBC
siet'. (Ohlaska.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-13
RADY PRE- GAZDINIE.

Korkove zatky, ktore sd prince
hrube, rozrezeme ma uzsom konci
tax. ably sme mich vyrezaly ma
II kiln. Potion sa zatka prispo-
sobf kazdej sklenici zatky 20
sklenic vaesich dajn sa dobre po-
uzit i do sklenic mensich.
Hrdzave zamky a kovanie oci-
slime dobre tym sposobom, ze ich
najprv natreme petrolejom, a po-
tom ich pretreme sklennym papie-
rom.
Emajlove vane dobre vyeisti-
me terpentinom, ktory nakvap-
KANE ma handricku. Tiez m6ze-
me pouzit' j vytlaceneho citronu,
ia ktory SINE nakvapkaly soil.
Cinove predmety dobre vyci-
slime a vylestime makkou han
drou, namocenou v petroleji. Po-
tom ich pretreme handrou, ONO
cenou do hor1cej vody a mako
nice k dosiahnutiu pekneho lesku
ich pretreme suchou vlnenou lat
kou.
sst. =,
Ably So sklenena zatka dala 20
sklenice dobre vytiahnut', potre-
me jul pred pouzitim alebo vaze-
lfnom alebo olejom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-13
PozIARE v zEMPL1NsKYcH
OBUIACH.

Y SHINE vypukol neskoro yecer
poziar Y dome j. Copika prenie-
sol - ma cel1 budovu. Hasieom
podarilo sa len S vel mama
hou ohen lokalizovat' a zamedzit'
jeho d'alsiemu sirenin. Skoda ie.
asi $1,000 Kds. Prieina poziaru sa
vysetruje. Tiez Y Kamienke Y
humenskom okrese znicil oheil
velky stoh sena lesnfka Zeytha-
mela. Skoda asi 5000 K0s, ME ie
poisten&. Prfcina ohna je nezna-
ma. Y obci Jasenove pri Hu-l
mennom = dosial neznamej prfci.
ny sapalila g zopa rol'nfka j
BednAra. Oheh xniSil Sopu i MD
t'aSku. skoda il asi 10000 Kes.
Pricina tohot ohna je vel mi Ia.
hadna = yZsetEaie e.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-13
vDAKA vELP. TOMORROW.

Girard, o., 6. januara. Ctena
Redakcia, raete mi uverejnit ;
tychto mojich par riadkov. Hned'
v ten vel'ky den radosti pocty,
ktora sa mi stala ma den sv. Troch
Kral'ov 6. januara pfsem, aby mi
starosti tohoto sveta neodobraly
cas-. Chcem sa dctive pod 'akovat' :
velp. Tondrovi; "a jeho vzacnu
navstevu m0jho chudobneho
domceku. Bola som tax vzruse-
ma, ze som nevedela ami slusne
no privftat'. Ved' ako ia chudob-
ma, biedna 81 to zasl1zim, .ked' uz
dlhsf cas- kostol nepodporujem,
bars chodim donho kazdy cas-. A.
lie sa priznam, ze veru S l'1tost 'ou
Y srdci donho vstupujem. Len ia
jedna nadej ma posilnuje, ze ked'
mi da Bob nebesky a budem mat
zkade, ze to vynahradim. Lebo
priznat' muslin verejne, ze len ko-
stol je to, kde 81 sladko odpoci-
MEM jakoby "a zaclonou vset-
kych 1trap tohoto mizerneho Ii
vota. Preto by som ma prvom
mieste chcela podporit' Dom Bo.
Il. Ale, Boze moi, nz davny cas-
tax necinim. A mann strach, ze
PRIV zomrem, nez by mohla mojej
povinnosti zadost' uGinit' TAX
velebny pane Tondra, privolavam
Vam na tomto mieste jako vernd
imsko-katolicka krest 'anka ii
sic KRAFT Pan Bob zaplat', ze ste
- \ nam na takd vzdialend cestu
pustili 4 mas prlbytok posyztili,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-13
URADY BY MALY NIECO RO-
BIT PROFIT oHROzOvANIU
zIvOTAs Z L'UDf.

| Youngstown, Ohio, 9. jan. -
Ctena redakcia Young. SLOW. No
vim, prosim poprajte miesta tym-4
to paru riadkom. Ia depresia, a.
ko vidno, robotn6mu Pudu nepo-
viazala len vacky pefazenky,
ale al jazyk, lebo clovek nevie V
terajsom case ci ma nieco pisat'
alebo byt' ticho.
Ako rominule roxy, teraz
SINE prezili rok 1892 a chvala Bo-
hu dozili i rok 1888. A dal by
mily Hospodin, zeby Dol, ako 81
to uz l'udia jedno druhemu pra-
jd a zelaj1 st'astny veselsf pre-
robotnv l'ud. ako bol minulv
L'udia 81 ma Vianoce ma Novy
rok zelajl vsetko dobre zasie-
laj1 rozlicne Diary. Ale ME ako
nasi spoluobyvatelia, ktori prisli
sem juznej Europy, cor. 1881 "a
sielali miesto darov vybuSnd
bomby. A takto 81 zasielaj1 nz i
v nasom meste; ME sice bomby,
ale olovene gul ky 2 revolveroy,
ako sme sa docitali tn anglic-
kych novin. A to st 'astie, vlastne
nest'astie NAL pisatel tychto
riadkov, ked' hned' po dvanastej
hodine rok 1888 mi priniesol do
domu oloven1 .3S kalib. gul 'ku,
ked' podpisanv bol az V tichom
spanku. Tu sa prebudfm vidim
moju 14-roenn dcerku. ze cosi
hlada. Hovorfm jej: Coze ii je,
Anka9 Ona hovori: Otec tn ME
co spadlo, niekto strelil do mas
no domu. A tn SINE nasli dieru
krizom cez stenu a gul 'ka vbehla
do ramu ma dverach, kde odstie-
pila kus dosticky udrela do
posteli, kde som ia spal. Len Bob
chranil, ze do nina ME. lebo by
som uz nebol toto pfsaI, a ked'
al by som Dol pfsal, nuz ako po-
ranenv Ale tn sa splnilo s1ovo
Boha ziveho, ze: Nebude-li Hos
podin ostrfhati mesta, nadarmo
bdf straznf.
Nuz povedz mily eitatel'u. kde
bude clovek bezpecny, ked V
svojom dome ME. Ia strel'ba ma
Novy rok cim dial je vacsia. Da-
kedy nebudeme znat', ci to pri-
chadza Novy rok alebo vojna.
Nasi popredni muzovia by do
bre zrobili, keby ma take zacha
dzanie so zbranou upozornili ma
sich predstavenych uradnikov
mesta, zeby toto zastavili. Kol Xxi
re uz takto Cd nerozumnvch l'udi
a podnapitych V hrobe LEILA.
Nepisem toto preto, ze sa to ]
mne prihodilo, ale na vystrahu.
zeby sa proti tomu zakroci1o prf-
sne, lebo co sa prihodilo mne. to
sa m6ze V bud1cnosti prihodit' al
druhemu.
Som i1ctou ma milych citate-
1'ov Y. 81. Novin.
Stefan Kovac.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-13
UToK MA RYCHLIK.

Ma rychlik Zvolen - Vrdtky
boil spachany zlocinny htok. Ne
znami pachatelia zatarasili trait
medzi Kremnicou a Stubnou brv-
mani balvanmi. Rychlik prerazil
brvna, ale nevykol 'ajil, tax ze o.
krem paniky medzi cestujucimi
nestalo sa neSt'astie.