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The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-10-07
MARTHA SOCIETY TO
 GIVE PUBLIC DINNER;
 FINE MEETING HELD

Voting to give a public dinner in the newly completed electric kitchen of the Northern Light Pres byterian Church on October IT, the Martha Society held an afternoon meeting yesterday at the summer home of Mrs. R. E. Robertson on Glacier Highway. Mrs. Robertson, as hostess, entertained from Il am. to 5 pm, and was assisted by Mrs. Ray Taylor. M
 After the serving of a bountiful luncheon the society President, Mrs. Gunnar Blomgren, called the meet ing to order and disposed of routine and special business, in cluding reports of committees.
 Committee Reports
 The church painting and decorate ing comrnittee-M Mrs. Homer Nord- ling, Mrs. M. S. Whittier and Mrs. Edwin Sutton-reported the work as completed and the committee was thanked. The church bulle- tins made possible by the generous support of Juneau business firms were reported in full, collections turned in and vote of thanks rendered these firms for their assistance in making the bulletins a success. On this committee were Mrs. J. D.. Van Alta, Mrs. Lester Troast and Mrs. William Cowling
 Kitchen Ready
 The kitchen committee with Mrs Ray Peterman, Mrs. J. K. Camp bell, Mrs. R. c. Mize and Mrs H. T. Tripp reported that two new electric stoves had been in- stalled by the Alaska Electric Light and Power Company, new cup boards had been built, new Serv- ing table was added and that the
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 entire department was complete in every detail.
 A new hot water system installed in the Manse was favorably re- ported on by Mrs. c. H. Flory, Mrs. H. T. Tripp and Mrs. G. E.. Krausel at
 Committees were named to ar range for the public dinner week from next Tuesday with instruc- tions to make it popular affair. The next social meeting of the Martha Society will be held in the church parlors with Mrs. Edwin Sutton and Mrs. Lance Hendrick- son as hostesses.
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D. H. DANCE IS SUCCESS

A good sized crowd of students and alumni attended the dance given in the Eagles Hall last ey- ening by the Douglas High School student body. The affair was de- clared to be success, and ser ies of smaller events will be held during the Fall and Winter sea- sons.
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tConrInued rom rage One)
 day of October, 1883, extend to Governor Troy in behalf of the people of Juneau their gratitude and appreciation for his splendid services, together with their best wishes for successful continu- ance of his administration.
 The resolution is signed by I. Goldstein, Mayor, w. J. Reck, Geo. B.. Rice, A. F. McKinnon, w. s. George, H. Messerschmidt and R. H. Beistline, members of the Common Council and attested by A. w. Henning, City Clerk.
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why not treat them as a hot veg etable? For example, stuff them with some leftover stewed corn and ahen bake. It's good dish, and another results from baking tomatoes that have been filled with raw eggs and sprinkled with cheese. srtta a asg
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-10-07
MODERN BASEBALL IS
 GAME FOR "SOFTIES"

MEMPHIS. Tenn, oct. 7-Earl Sig Moore still plans for the old days when baseball men were really tough"
 When he played with the Cleve- land Spiders in the old National about 37 years ago-a pitcher pitched one day, he said, and went into right field the next" "
 We didn't warm bench when we got spiked or our ribs were broken" he continued. They let us take a couple of days off for a broken leg, but that was about all"
 Moore, now 63. sells newspapers here. He claims he taught Rog- CTS Bresnahan how to catch and discovered" Joe Tinker.
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HERE'S A TRICK TO MAKE
 CHICKEN COME OUT EVEN

If you haven't quite enough chicken to serve the day following the chickens first appearance it can be creamed, served on toast, with rice or macaroni added and your meal will be good, economi cal and yet sufficient.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-10-07
RECEIPTS FOR
 WORLD SERIES
 LOW THIS YEAR
Players Pool Hits Slump How the Money Is
 Split Between Outfits

WASHINGTON, Oct 7.-The world scriss' statistics of the four games played up to last night give a total of paid attendance of 135l ls22 spectators.
 The net receipts in round num- bers total S55S, ,1eS.
 The players snare is S2S4,6S5. The players share the receipts or only the first four games.
 The Advisory Councils share is S83,725.
 Each Clubs share is s47,444 and each leagues share is the same.
 The attendance at the fourth game was 27,762 and the net re- ceipts were $115.590.
 The players poci is the slowest since 1922 when it failed to pass the $3o0,000 mark for the first time in eleven years
 The players pool is split on the basis of 60 per cent to the win ners and 40 percent to the losers. Thirty percent of the players pool is divided between the second, third and fourth place winners of the two leagues.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-10-07
DOUGLAS NEVIS
BRIDGE PARTY

Mesdames Rangnar Kronquist and H. L. Cochrane were hosess- es to three tables of bridge last evening at the home of the for mer. First prize went to Mrs. A. Shudshift, consolation to Mrs. w. E. Spain. Mrs. A. E. Goetz re- ceived the cut prize.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-10-07
K Outrageous Fortune EEN kY Razslcla NeAzNp.M -

SYNOPSIS: Nestd RiddeH tells the man she found snfertng from loss Of memory that he is her hps- band, Jimmy, aud that he has stolen the Van Berg emerdlds, aud shot Van Berg. Curoline Leigh be- lieues he is her cousin Jim Rdnddb but Nestd keeps them. apart. No,o Jim, todkened in the night by Ncs- ta's pro,olipg about. has seized her by the throat as dn intruder. aud then has determincd to "Cet doicit to cases" toith her. But he still cdii remember nothing Of his past. d.. though he has tdlked in his sleep of the emerlds.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-10-07
I1I?SOvEA SPINACH

After the spinach is thoroughly cooked cream well and serve with poeched egg on each portion. It makes a good substitute for meat and with dash of cottage cheese and sliced radishes takes care of light meal.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-10-07
LAUNDRY POINTER

If you keep the clothes you are washing in boiling water too long it tends to yellow them. Five or 10 minutes will suffice for the boiling water period. A dash of lemon juice restores whiteness.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-10-07
ON GRAND JURY

Two men from Douglas, Alex Gair and Ed Mccormick are rep resented on the Grand Jury, now in session at Juneau, going over each morning on the ferry to re- port.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-10-07
GARLIo-FLAvoRED DRESSING

To flavor French dressing, take the smallest piece of garlic pos sible, thread a needle, run, it through the garlic and let 1t hang for 10 minutes in your bottle of salad dressing. Then pull it out by the thread.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-10-07

Satire received the consolation award.
 Pan Winners
 The prize for the panguinge table was won by William Garster.
 Following the excitement sur rounding the distribution of prizes, and the exclamations of the win ners over the awards, fragrant hot coffee and homemade cake was served by the graduate nurs- es. Dr. Williams, Jack Metzgar, Melvin Grigsby and Douglas Oli- yer assisted the hostesses in serv- ing by carrying around the large trays of coffee.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-10-07

 GIVEN HINTS

Much worry will be eliminated if the children are taught to dress themselves when very young. A good idea, too, is to have chart with days of the week and to let the children mark down with , red pencil if they have brushed their teeth, washed their faces, ears and generally made them selves neat. At the end of the week perfect record could gain some. special treat. -.,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-10-07
Douglas Church.
 Services

Notices for this churcil column must be received by The Empire not, later, than 10 o'clock Saturday noriling ,v guarantee change of sermon topics, etc.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-10-07
Congregational Community T Church

REV. J. w. CALDWELL, Pastor
 10;3O a.m.--Sunday School. W 11:30 am. = Preaching service Sermon topic, Three Important Questions Answered." Special music.
 The general public is cordially invited to all services.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-10-07

Four acres of ground on the farm of Emil Rudick, near Free Soil, Mich, yielded 250 bushels of wheat this year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-10-07

The advertlsements bring you news of better things to have and easier ways to live.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-10-07
BULBS
BULBS SUITS

' We now hays OF "ans our main supply Of BULBS of :. the, very choicest varieties and of the high est quality. Daffodil Bulbs are much lower in price this year.
 adv. JUNEAU FLORISTS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-10-07
SUCCESSFUL CARD PARTY
 HELD FRIDAY
Over Two Hundred Present at Large Entertainment
 Given by Nurses

With an attendance of over 200 people, the big card party given by the graduate nurses of Juneau at the Parish Hall last evening, was decided success and sub stantial amount was taken in by the nurses, to help furnish a room in the new addition of St. Ann's Hospital.
 Members of iiis graduate nurses organization who worked so dili- gently to make the card party en- joyable, are more than pleased with the results of their efforts and wish to thank all of those whose donations of tables, prizes, cakes, table covers and decorations contributed so largely to the suc- cess of the party. F
 AS Tables in Play
 Forty-eight tables of contract and auction bridge, whist, pinochle and one of panguinge were in play during the evening and a thoroughly enjoyable time was had by all who attended. x st
 Bautifullys decorated with au- tumn leaves arranged in attractive i Indian baskets loaned by Mrs. J. w. Gucker and cut flowers from Mrs. George Kohlhepp's garden, the large Parish Hall was color full background for the many ta- bles of card players. The grad uate nurses were in chage of the door, progression of players, refreshments and acted as hostess eS
 Attractive Prizes
 Exceptionally attractive prizes were distributed to the winners of the various games before the serving of refreshments. Those winning the prizes were: Contract bridge, MT. and Mrs. Frank Foster, first prizes, MrS. Guy McNaughton and Frank A. Boyle, second prizes.
 Auction bridge: Mrs. Henry Meier ana Dr. R. H. Williams, first; and Mrs. Emma White and Henry Meier, second.
 WhlsJ: Mrs. Coeye Stanworth and George Dull, first; and Mrs. Robert Light and David Hill sec- ond. Mrs. Light and Mrs. A. F. McKinnon were tied for the second prize and the tie was de- cided by drawing, in which the former was successful.
 Pinochle. Mrs. J. Carlson and G. w. Nostrand first prize; and Miss Carol Campbell and John
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-10-07

PUBLIC CHURCH DINNER
 By the Martha Society Tuesday evening, october IT. -adV.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-10-07

LEFT-OvER TOMATOES. MAY
 SURPRISE YOU THIS WAY If you have tomatoes left over,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-10-07
range. and 1t is doubtful whether

The room was in perfect order,
 but the safe in which Mir. Van Berg
 kept his valuables was unlocked,
 and a unique chain of emeralds,
 said to have belonged to the Em-
 peror Atahualpa, last of the Inca
 chiefs, was missing. These einer-
 aids, which had been recently in-
 herited by MT. Van Berg, are eight
 in number, perfectly matched. flaw
 less, and of immense value.
 Mrs. Van Berg has furnished the
 police detailed description of the
 missing jewels.
 Jim ran his eye rapidly down the column. ;. An interview with. the housekeeper at Packham Hall. Miss Caroline Russell. Bricks without straw. Miss Russell had retired early, and had not known that any thing out of the usual was happening until Mrs. Van Berg ran into her room between one and two in the morning and said something dread full had happened. She then woke the other servants, and when she got downstairs, Mrs. Van Berg had tele- phoned to the doctor and was ring ing up the police. 4
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-10-07

Monday, JIm makes . very important decision.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-10-07
CITY COUNCIL
 THANKS !! GOV.
 TROY FOR AID
Resolution of Appreciation of Governors Work
 Passed at. Meeting

tConrInued rrora rage one)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-10-07

vAKN oHKS0 4N1Ait DI1@h 111. l-. He .frowned, hesitated, and went on turning the leaves backwards Better begin at the beginning.
 He found it at last, and read, his face hard and expressionless.
 Tho village of Packham. twenty miles from Ledlington, has been the scene of a most amazing crime.
 Elmer K. Van Berg, connoisseur of precious stones, was discovered shortly after midnight in his H. brary af Packham Hall, uncon- tcipus. He had been shot at close
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21
PRAZDNINovE TABoRY
PoL'sKEJ MADEzE y tsR

"Kurjer Warszawski" ozna.
mule, ze rodicovske sdruzenie
pri varsanskom gymnaziu uspo-
riada tohoto roku v zaujme pre-
hlbenia pol'sko.cesko,slovenske-
no priatepstva prazdninovy ta-
Dor muzskej gymnazialnej mia
deze Cesko-Sloyensku. Mladez
z pol'skych strednych skol W.
pravi sa ma sedem-tyzdnove va
kacie do Cesko-slovenska, ma
pozvanie predsedu prazskeho
Cesko-slovensko-pol'skeho krlz-
ku POSI-. V. Benesa. q Vel 'keho
Mezirici na Morave, kde bude
mat svoj tabor, polska mladez
pod vedenim svojich profesoroy
bude podnikat' vy]ety po celom
Cesko-Slovensku. Je to prvJ
pokus tohoto druhu o sblizenie
pol 'skej mladeze 8 cesko-sloven-
skou. O jeho uskntocnenie sa
zasldzil nednavny pracovnik ma
pol sko- o-cesko,slovenskom poll
univ. prof. dr.. Marian Szejkow-
ski. anN
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21
PoMNfK DIR. J. T.. HoLUBY.
MU.

4 : f. 4 =
Pripomfnajdc 81 10. vyrocie
smrti slovenskeho ucenca a We
datora svetoveho mena, prfklad
n6ho narodovca, DIR. ]. u. Ho-
lubyho, niekdajsieho ev. q. '.
farara zemiansko-pod dhradske keho
a seniora trencianskeho, sosta-
vii sa .Prfpravny vtbor pre- po-
stavenie pomnfka DR. j. u. Ho-
lubyho' cele s dr.. M. Bellom
ako predsedom, prof. DIR. s. O.
|suskym ako podpredsedom, inx.
NJ. Jurkovicom ako tajomhf-
kom a Y. Hajkom ako pok1ad.
nixon. Prfpravny v5bor prosi
verejnost' . podporn na yybu-
dovanie dostojneho nahrobnfks
DR.. ]. u. Holubymu ma pezin.
Iskom cintorine. Prispevky nj
pomnfk prijfma MestskA Sport
tel 'na Y Bratislave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21
rRIDIlgoy oy1 fo1fov1
0Sl1nCY.

v ttchto dhoch boly vydane
pamstns postove snamky K Pri.
|binovym oslavkm. Ne znSmkaeh
SO pohl'ady m brad na biz
kupsk5 kostol Y Nitre . nkpisom
1888 Mira 1882, 70 snamena
100 vyro6ie saloxenia prvsho
krest' 'anskeho kostola ma iizemi
|Slovenska q celej strednej Eu-
ropy. Obrazy ma xnAmkach u.
kazuj1 miesta, na ktor5ch st&l
tento prvy kostol. Znamky sf
baryy tr6vovp-zelenej 1 Derive
nej, q to Y hodnot&ch SO halle.
rov q ! KGs. Platne sd dotial'
kym sa nemini.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21
CHCEL1 LYNtovAT soFERA

X vzrusujdcemu smrtel'nemu
nest 'astiu doslo v Majcichove
pri Trnave. v obci po ceste sie]
povoz gazdu Falatha, nalozeny
d'atelinou. Ako to ma dedinach
byva, dvaja ~chlapci ulepili sa
ma voz. Vtom prihnalo sa nd
kladne auto isteho bratislavsk6-
no vel 'koobchodnika. Softer auta
daval vystrazne znamenie a po.
voz d'atelinou vyhol. Chlapci
soskoeili prave ked' auto ma
10 prejst' vedl'a povozu, skocil
Jan Suska pod jeho take ko-
lesa. Softer hned' zastavil, ale
mlady est'astnik lezal uz ma
ceste nehybne S prerazenou leb.
kou. Ked sa o tomto nest'asti
dozvedeli dedineania, asi diva
dsat rozhorcenych chlapov q
zien, ozbrojenych lopatami a
motykami, pribehlo ma miestb
nest astia chceli sofera zlyn-
covat'. Len Getnfctvu mozno d'a-
kovat', ze k tomu nedoslo. So.
fer auta Dol sfce zadrzant, ale
komisia, ktora sa ma miesto ne
st 'astia dostavila, zistila, ze nie
je vinnt.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21

|pri re4lnom gynnxSiu. 0kresnt
sud Y Michalovciach pomtsl'a
ma stavbu hospodS Srskej Ekoly.
v Mukaceve ma SO stavat' dtu-
lok pre- deti telesne vadne i ~
meselnfcka skola. v Berehove Y
Podk. Rnsi n6stavba nemocnice.
Krajinskt 6rad pre- Slovensko
projektuje rad nemocnicnych bu
dov ' Michalovciach, Bardiove,
Krompachoch q stavbu niekol'-
ko mostov. 2 vtnpsu p6xicky
prAce maj1 byt' opravene hrad-
ske stavby nemocnicnych bu-
dov ' Kosiciach a ziline. v Ko-
siciach prevedena bude oprava
kasarnf, divfznej vaznice a stav-
ba mytnice na Komenskeho u
lici. Projektovan9 sd este a
d'alsie stavby ' Kosiciach q sf-
&c mestska trznica, epidemicka
nemocnica, l'udova skola v se-
vernej casti mesta, a realne
gymnazium, ale to zavisi cd Il
skania pozicky a statnych sub
vencif. v Trebisove ma byt' e
Ste toho roku postaveny sirotf-
nee.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21
zAsTREIIL sA PRE- 100 K6s

V Piargu, pri Ban. Stiavnici
zastrelil sa postovy zamestnanec
Juraj Siket. Siket Dol zenaty a
otcom dvoch deti,. ale v man
zelstve nezil st'astne. Jeho man
zelka odisla Cd neho a zije i
nym. Manzelkina nevera no tax
trapila, ze sa dal na pitie. V
minulych dnoch prisla ma posto-
w drad v Piargoch revfzia,
ktora zistila, ze siketovi chyba
100 Kcs. Bol vyzvany, ably po-
dal vysvetlenie alebo slozil chy-
baj1ce peniaze. Naoko s1hlasil
a siel domov s tym, ze 81 zado-
yazi peniaze, ale uz sa nevra-
til. Zanechal list, v ktorom O.
znamuje, ze nevie, ako vznikol
|schodok. Je pravdepodobne, ze
v opilosti- vyplatil niekomu Wac
ako NAL.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21


Po bankete bola tane6nf s6-
bava pri hudbe Zajacovej or.
chestri, ktora j na bankete Wy
hr&vala.
Teraz d'akujem VAN bratia
Jednot&ri Z {. 260. "a vaSu e.
cast Y pochode q ma slete. Mech
VAN je "a to srdecn& vd'aka.
Tiex d'akujeme vSetkym t5m
rodinam, ktore boly TAX laskave
a ubytovaly nase Sokolstvo vo
svojich domoch pocas tohto sle-
tn. Mech v4m je udelen& odme-
ma Cd n&Sho Hospodina. Ked'
koncim tito xpr4vu, d'akujem
al tym, ktori jakd.takd pomoc
nam poskyti. Ked' by som Dol
nieco vynechal, prosfm "a od-
pustenie. Chyba 90 dc napra-
Wit. Zdar Bohl
Stan. Nscko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21
PoKI.Es VYsTAHovALEC.
IVA 20 SLOVENSKA.

Podl'a vykazov statneho d
Iradu statistickeho vyst 'ahovalo
sa republiky r. 1892 len $500
os6b, z toho 20 Slovenska 1856,
kym dosiaP vacsinu yyst' t'aho-
valcov dodavalo Slovensko. Vel
mi smYtny je pokles sez6nnej
emigracie t. j. poctu robotnf-
kov, ktori chodia ma hospodar.
ske prace do Rak1ska a inych
statov a ma jesen sa vracajd. 2
1856 slovenskych majitel'ov W.
|st 'ahovaleckych pasov bolo 1927
takych, ktorf isli prvy raz do
cudziny, len temer 660 tych,
ktori uz raz alebo Wac raz boil
"a hraniciami. Nemovity MAZE
tok malo 351 slovenskych w.
st'ahovalcov, a len 12 no preda
III
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21
L'AHOL 81 POD Wax
s DIEfAfoM.

Ma trait Breclav-Brno Dol
prejdeny vlakom robotnfk 10.
zef Sefcfk z LanStsrfa 8 jeho s.
roenym synkom. Vysetroyanie
tohoto neSt'astia odkrylo dxas.
ND trag6diu nezamestnan&ho
Cd jeseni minul6ho roku hl 'adal
Sefcik marne pr&cu. 2 jednej
takejto bez6speSnej cesty vr&til
So domov ve6er. Plax jeho pia,
itch hladntch malych detf p6
sobil nanho tax, 1e roarnseaJ j
wal svoje najmilSie d;et'e, 6.
rocn6ho chlapceka, q pri Brec
lave lahol a . MIN M l,ol'aini
ce, drxiac diet'a Y n&ru5.. Ked
ich strojvodea zbadal, bolo u
|pozde.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21

/ Ma medsin&rodnej rozhlasovej
konferencii \ Lussrne, prave
skoncenej, xfslEalo cesko- -sloven-
sko novf vlnu 765 metrov Pre-
Sloyensko. na ktorej bude mo-
xno vysislat' 8 energion 900 XIV
|vo dne : As XIV \ noci. Prisln1-
Ina vysielacks bude vybudoys-
|n4 na strednom Slovenslu : an
t6nou obrAtenou "a v5chod. Jej
|ptsob obnost ! obaiahne cel4 6kemie
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21

r0DPAIILA DOM a oBKsT
Ia IA.

Z Uxhorodu oxnamuj6, xe I
dome mestsk4ho sriadenca Ma
gya Berehove yypukol oheh
|ohoh Dol podlozent naraz na
|piatich miestach. zistilo "a, Il
'ohen podloxila manxelka Nagya,
ktora 80 svojim manEelom nexi-
he = shode g chcela 50 mu po,
mstit'. Po podpaleni odisla do
shytu svojej matky a tam sa o
besila.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21
nIRTvoLA " BEDNE

2 Kosfc oznamujd, ze ma De.
lcstcaleckej ulici blfzko cigan-
skes Stvrti hrali sa dvaja cigan.
ski ehlapci 8 loptou. Lopta i'm
pri hre zaletela do medzierky
medzi diva domy, kde boly dve
bedny, ktore kedysi boly pouzi-
Yans "a kuriny. Chlapci, hl'a-
tlts,ifc loptu, nasli jednej bed
ne mrtvolu zeny, obzrat1 pot
lsssaami a pokrocilom hnilob-
rem rozklade. Komisia zistila,
~ ide mrtvolu Ciganky, ktor1
videla posledne pred Vianocmi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21
vxxRADNurf oHEClg9
i ~ - Z sss S5 ~ - a.asn,s III q

sNexnkmi vlana6i vnikli do %
becn6ho domn y Stupave Ezra
tislavskG) ! odnissli 6dajne vi
kf korist'. Y ohecnej pokladni-
8 aste " vyklili otvor !
~ ybfsli v5stky tam = -
|shpdiase psniass ~, 100 r..
( le = : ii1
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21
TRI DNI BLtDH o HLA-
DE v JAsKYNIACH.

Y povestnych rozsiahlych pa.
sovskych jaskyniach ma Slo-
vensku, dosial nezariadenych q
reskdmanych, Dol v tychto
daoch nahodou najdeny 5s-roc-
ny rol mix Dezider Kepes 20
Somod'u 1plne hladom vysile-
ny q v bezvedomf. Ked' ga DO
osetrenl trochu vzpamatal, W.
praval, ze tri dni q tri noci blu
dill vo tine podzemia. Vydal sa
sam do jaskyn q v motanine
chodieb a krapnikov zablddil.
Nez nasiel vychod jaskyne,
dohorela mn sviecka q vysly
vsetky zApal'ky. Vo time zdfale
MARI bl0dil q hpadal, kade by
Isa dcstai ynn. Zasiel este hlb-
Sic Tiez na iaho z1fal6 volanie
|dostal len sgoiu ozvenu. Ked'
|nz ztratA ysetku nAdej, ze w.
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