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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-12-14

Clyde e. Cakes of Great Falls was
in Libby Tuesday making adjustment
of insurance claim on the Mrs. Elise
Schuyler house which was destroyed
by fire last Thursday night.
D. o. Mount Of the unemployment
office and Paul Church, secretary OF the
Lincoln county relief committee, were
at Troy and Eureka Monday giving
final instructions regarding civil works
projects under way in the two com
munities.
Fire of unknown origin completely
destroyed the house of Mrs. Elise
Schuyler at her place west OF the city
last Thursday night about 1890 o'clock.
Mrs, Schuyler was not occupying the
house and no one was there at the
time, and when the fire was discovered
the building was mass OF flames. The
building and also the entire contents
were destroyed Auto tracks leading to
and away from the house were noticed
by Chief Hoffman of the fire depart
ment. Insurance was carried.
A spirited discussion was had by the
Wranglers' club at their meeting last
night. Walter collars was the leader
and the recent San Jose lynchings ano
the position taken by Governor Roll
was the general topic for discussion
This opened wide field for considera-
ton, such as the weaknesses of oul
present courts and law enforcing mach
inery, the drastic need for the lega
profession to purge itself Of its shystel
and unprincipaled element, the causes
that produce crime and how to correc
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-12-14

erland. Due to absence of Mr.. Suther-
land, MIR. Jack Hebisen was the sub
stitute. A very enjoyable lunch was
served by the host and hostess.
Nora Handley of Reford entered
school this week to take tipping and
shorthand until Christmas. After that
she intends to enter college to con-
tinue this line Of study.
The Eureka Woman's Club met at
the home of Mrs. Eldon Schuck Tues
day afternoon. After the business meet
ing. tea was served. The meeting was
well attended by the members.
Rev. Father Kelly was Sunday din
ner guest at the home of Mrs. Mary
Gael.
Miss Blythe Shenefelt, who is teach
ING at Swamp Greek, spent the week
end at her home.
Rev and Mrs. Marsh, Mrs. Charles
Marsh. and Mrs Fnos Campbell mo-
tored to Kalispell Thursday on shop
ping trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. r M. Preston, daugh-
ter Marjorie and Sam BortoH motored
to Kalisnell Saturday
The Catholic Altar Society met Al
tha home Of Mrs Lawrence Graror last
Thursday afternoon. A delicious din
ner was served to the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Zook were visi-
tors In Kalispell SATURDAY.
Rev. Father Kelly and Francis Cae
mofored to Whitefish Surdav
Miss Maurine Thomas, Miss Gertrude
Waller and Miss Aurea Schuck spen1
the week END in Eureka with theil
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Waller suen'
Tuesday evening visiting at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ Preston.
Doctors Laura and Keith Lowell mo-
tored to Kalispell Monday on BUSH
ness trip.
The crews Of men that have beer
working under the Civil Work admin
istration have had to stop work tenn
porarily because of the deep snow. Two
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-12-14

Pair used auto chains for sale at a
bargain. Inquire at this office. tt
Mrs. DUNCAN returned Monday from
a visit to Hamilton and Missoula.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Shelley on Thursday, Nov. z.
E. w. Oylear returned Saturday from
Butte where he made arrangements to
take over local distribution OF Texaco
gas and oil products.
Annual Christmas Dance given by
Modern Woodmen of America will be
held at Kienitz hall Monday, Dec. rs.
Music by Gompfs orchestra. 27-29
Owen Batemen returned to Missoula
Saturday after having spent Thanksgiv-
ing in Libby with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. E. Bateman. Owen has held a
position with the Missoula Drug COM
pany since his graduation from the
school Of pharmacy at the state uni
versity
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-12-14
WhyGet Up Nights?
THIS 25c TEST FREE
If II Fails.

Use this bladder laxative Drive out
the impurities and excess acids which
cause the irritation that wakes you up.
Get regular Is cent box Of BUKETS,
made from buchu leaves, juniper oil,
etc After four days test, if not satisfied,
80 back and get your Csc. They work
on the bladder similar to castor oil on
the bowels. Bladder irregularity is ma
lures danger signal and may warn you
Of trouble. You are bound to feel bet
ter after this cleansing and you get
your regular sleep. L. S. WEIGH, Drug
gist, Libby, and Kootenai Pharmacy.
Troy Mont, say BUKETS is best
caIIcr
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-12-14
Is Hostess to Bridge Club.

Mrs. w. f. Kienitz was hostess to the
Entire Nous Bridge club last Thursday
evening, at an affair that was pleasant
~ suggestive of the approaching holt
day season. The house was lovely with
Christmas decorations and Christmas
favors were presented at the serving Of
refreshments. AT the bridge games, high
score honors were won by Mrs, w. N.
Curtis and the consolation by Mrs. A.
M. Hoffman.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-12-14

The Gold Diggers of 1888" Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday at Kootenai thea
tire. Matinee at p m. Please send chill
dren early as this is an extra lonr
show.
E. j. Driear is probably the first one
this season to light up Christmas Tree
in his yard Yesterday a fine tree at
his home was brilliant in gaily colored
lights.
Some unknown miscreant attempted
to break into the Jas. A. Davidson home
Saturday night, evidently thinking no
one was home as the house was dark.
Hearing him at the door, Mr.. Davidson
called out, whereupon the fellow lost
no time in getting away from there.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-12-14
Eureka Locals

The first hesbethall game Ct the sea-
SON will be Friday. Dec. Is. Il White
f;eh. The second will be Saturday, Dec.
Is, at Columbia Falls. The members Of
the team are Ward Lun9in. certe~.
Chad French and Alric Harvey, FOR
wards; Jera1d Smith and Claud Huff
man, guards.
Those who were absent from school
this week were Wayne Workman,
Brock Martin, Gwendolyn Campbell,
Hazelle Osmond, Josephine Gray, Al
bert McRae. Gus Soldering, and Willie
Smith
The Fortnightly Bridge Club met
Thursday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. George McGlenn. High score
prize was won by Mrs. Marshall Muir
ray and low score by Mrs. Walter Suth-
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-12-14
War1and News

Jess Haworth and Henry Smith made
business trip to Eureka last Friday.
Frances entertained number of
friends at their home Saturday eve
ming.
Charley Matteson returned from
sunny California" last Saturday
Slush ice is running quite heavy in
the river at present and if the cold
weather continues the ferry will have
to be taken from the river.
Mrs. Bess Midyett spent the week
end at her home in Libby.
A Great Northern agent was in War
land last week to interview the owners
of the Gold Bug mine concerning a
spur, for the shipment of ore
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-12-14
Observation-Disclosures,
Little Stories Of the Town

The following letter--which has just
come into our hands-is self explana-
tory. After reading it one concludes
that Libby youngsters shine brightly in
comparison with what is depicted in this
communication The letter was written
by a Montana man, a doctor, to the
president of the Libby Lions club, and
for obvious reasons names and places
are omitted in its reprinting below:
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-12-14
Eureka News
L. c. H. S. NEWS.

Several new books have been added
to the school library. They are: Anne
Alive" Margaret D. Fayerweather;
Casting Away of Mrs. Lecks and Mrs.
Aleshine," Frank Stockton: New
Land Sarah Schmi DIT; Rolling
Wheels" Katherine Grey; Round
About America Anne Merriman Peck
and Enid Johnson; THE Big Canoe, !"
Lurline B. Mayol; Ghosts Of the Scar
let Fleet" Rear Admiral Evans; Last
Of the laundering Herd, Bigelow Neal.
New Adventures of D'Artagnon," Luz
Glen Pemiean; "On the Reindeer Trail
Themes Williamson; Rhodes of the
GATH" friedrich N. Littens Silver
Chief" Jack O'Brien.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-12-14
LILLIAN CIRCLE ELECTS OFFICERS

The Lillian Circle Of the Eastern
Stars met Wednesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. M. E. Scott with Mrs. J..
Fincher as assistant hostess. There were
many members present. The officers
elected for the year 1884 were: Mrs.
j. r. Rice, president; Mrs. ]. r. Buh-
miller, vice president; Mrs. II. G. Pom
eroy, secretary and treasurer A de-
licious lunch was served at the close
Of the meeting. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs Rice.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-12-14
Uncle Eben

I'm some respects" said Uncle
Eben. times is easier fob de playin
man even If not fob de workin' man.
/ gifts surprised every time | hears
how many people gifts paid real money
fob knockin' Accomplishments on de
banjo. Washington Star.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-12-14
Mont, Nov. q, 1888


are omitted in its reprinting below;
............, Mont, Nov. p, 1888
My Honorable Sir:
1t has been my intention to write
you, Sir, long time ago. In fact,
should have done SO shortly after my
son, ......-......,-, received your letter in re-
CARDS to having defaced the Lions road
side fountain near Happy's Inn, at the
time my family was enjoying a trip
through your scenic country, in July,
1882
/ am glad you wrote the boy about
the matter and if it would not be asking
too much of you, would it be possible
to have your secretary mail him a state
ment a few times for the $500 and
shall see that it is paid He has no in
come as yet due to his being in school
here, but when he can earn some money
he should pay you. If paid it for him
he would perhaps forget the mean trick
he did and he might do the same thing
another time sincerely trust this will
be real lesson for him.
/ have tried to teach my children not
to destroy, modest or deface public or
/ private property. Time will tell if have
accomplished the desired result.
i Please pardon me for making a per-
sonal sentiment | was born and reared
in a country across the Atlantic where
the entire landscape was and is like a
well-kept park.
/ cannot approve of the old witch
craft hunbug, Halloween, and its
pranks 1t should be forbidden. am OF
the opinion that anything of such ma
ture will have a tendency to be detri-
mental to them through life. During the
past Halloween the flagpole in our little
public park and the one over the post
office were descrated by hosting dirty
underwear thereon, in addition to the
many usual develtries HOW can we
expect such youth to become GOOD
respectable and respectful, loyal anc
patriotic citizens later?
About year ago business block Of
| which / am the developer was finished
in ...... and is situated mainly or
the street leading toward the public
school building. This property has al.
ready been defaced badly with inl
spattered upon, its stucco finish, coloret
chalk marks, crayon, mud, filthy letter
ing, etc. 1t is most discouraging to Tn
: owner. The school superintendent say
he can do NOTHING to stop it. Not ;
. spear of grass around the school hons
and no vines or shurbbery. TOO BAL
! not only for the children but for III
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-12-14

Fisher were o. V. Miller, Geo. Wort.
Lulu Lux
Mrs Phoebe Lang spent Thanksgiv-
ing with her parents in Spokane.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-12-14
West Fisher News
(Too late for last week J

Mr.. and Mrs. Vim Blew We're guests
at Deer Haven ranch Tuesday.
Mrs. Vera Del Hadwen is enjoying a
visit with her aunt Mrs. Frank Erick-
son of Roseburg, Ore.
George Wort and Mrs. Lux Of West
Fisher, Mr., and Mrs. Del Adams of
Ka1ispel1 motored TO Helena Nov. Is
to attend a family reunion. Mrs. N. w.
Riley returned with them for few
weeks visit in Kalispell. Mrs. Riley will
be remembered by friends in Libby as
she visited here about two years ago.
Libby visitors this week from West
NATION. Again / must cite school
grounds in another land. ] trust other
towns are more fortunate In these re-
spects.
My sentiment has now been revealed
to you. Sir. With another sincere
THANK YOU, am
Evening star., 1933-10-12

prefer and buy Campbell's Soups every
week in the year.
} Liberty is the favorite weekly of women
with a far greater proportion of women
readers than any other weekly.
Liberty's circulation is concentrated in
the cities-where point of contact dis
plays can complete the buying impulse
started by Campbell's color pages!
Liberty has a greater proportion of its
circulation in the cities in Campbell's
most productive market-than any other
magazine published.
Evening star., 1933-10-12

| Liberty gives them nearly two and
quarter million new circulation-the
only reading group not at present reached
by their extensive advertising campaign
in the United States and Canada.
J Liberty is the magazine that survey after
survey has demonstrated is the most thor
oxgbly read magazine today. Every week
more men and women step up to news
stands and buy Liberty than any other
magazine published. Liberty's readers buy
it at the newsstands because they want
it and prefer it and 60 out and buy it
week after week-just as they want and
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-09-01

One of the South's greatest merchants
will tell you this interesting story.
1--WE started advertising during the
panic of '93. We took tiny bit of news
paper space. 1t brought business. We
ploughed the profit back into more news
paper advertising, and it brought more
business. And we've been at it ever since
because we know that newspaper advertis-
ing sells goods and sells them right no,o.'
Many of the largest stores and facto-
ries got started during hard times They
had the vision, courage and foresight to 60
ahead as soon as the upward swing started.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-09-01

Today the public knows that the time
for holding back has passed. People are
buying. They are buying from those who
advertise fresh merchandise, to replace
the outworn things which have been made
to do through the lean years just gone by.
Newspapers today are more vital than
ever. World changes are taking place so
fast that only by concentrated attention
on newspapers can people keep Informed.
Advertising will produce action because
newspapers are more closely read than
ever before. Your advertising in daily
newspapers will sell goods for you...NOW!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-28
PozvANM MA TANEtNt
zABAVU.

Haseltonsky zensky Politicky
Klub usporiada tanecn1 zabavu
v sobotu, 13. maja vecer ' O
sadnej hale ma Wilson a Hasel-
tine Ave. TAX vas srdecne po-
volavame bratia sestry ce-
leho okolia, aby ste nezameskali
prst' ma t1to tanecnd zabavu a
popraktizovali v hale, ze ked'
pojdeme ma piknik ku haselton-
skej kamenarni, ably nam to do
bre islo. Kto uz ma tanecnej "a
bave v Haseltone Dol, zna, ze sa
tam najlepsie vytancuje a kto e.
ste nebol, mech pride sa pre-
svedci. Hrat' bude sedem-cleno-
va Zajacova orcestra tie najkraj-
Sic valciky, polky, cardase a tie5
i americke noty. Ia dobrd "a.
bavu rncf vtbor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-28

Zensky Politicky q Vzdelava'
jici Klub ma Lansingville bude
odbyvat' Materinsky Den It. j
Mothers Day. ma 13. maja. Ma
tejto oslave bude Mothers and
Daughters Popularity Dance =
Budl dane 3 pekne odmeny ma
tomto tanci. Dive najkrajsie strie.
borne nadoby (hrnceky). PrvJ
sa da najobl'n 'nbenejsej matke 9
druhy najobl 'nbenejsej deere
Tretia odmena sa da matke ale
bo deere, ktora nam najkrajsi
Gardas zatancuje.
TAX vas vsetky matky al :
dcerami otcov so synami j vse-
tkych Slovakov q Slovenky :
Mahoning doliny dctive volame.
Kto pride ma tito peknd tanec.
nj zabavu, neobanuje. Nezabud.
mite prfst' ma ID. maja, Y sobo.
tn vecer. Vstupenky ga bud1
predavat' po Is centoch pri dve-
rach Sokolovne ma Homewood
Ave. O dobr1 muziku sa obstara
vybor. s Gctou,
Anna Lislko, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-28

|ciach. vzniklo tn viac komino.
lvych ohnOv.
Rychlost' vfchrice je miesta-
mi Wac ako 100 KIN iia hodinu.
Po cestAch nemoSno chodit', lebo
sd stromy povalan6 krfxom cez
cestu. Vel,k6 vfchrice saprfSini.
" mnoho nest 'astia nielen na
hmotnych majetkoch, ale j na
zivotoch.
v hajovni ned'aleko Hankc-
vice svaljavskom okrese jeden
obrovsky buk zabil robotnika,
ktory tam SO svojimi troma
priatel mi 50 schoval pred vfch-
rom. Druhy robotnfk Dol smr-
!tel'ne raneny a neskorsie doko-
nal. Tretf robotnfk vyviaznul 3
t'azkym zranenim. Len stvrty So
xachranil, lebo nahodou stal me.
dzi dverami a zavcas odskocil.
Vsetcia tito styria robotnfci sd
Slovaci. Pc dvoch zabitych 20
stavaj1 vdovy, jedna SO styrmi
a druha s dvoma mal'uekymi
det'mi.
Vfchrice urobily vel 'k1 skodu
" Uzhorode, kde boly poskodene
|strechy, ale najma ' Kosiciacll,
kde slabsie strechy boly roztr-
hane a ma pr. firemne tabule,
'ahsie pripevnene, boly posra-
Zane. Jedna : tychto tab6l pad
Ia ma h,avu M. Turcfnovi, kto-
rehp v bezvedomi odviezli do
nemocnice.
Letecke spojenie je znemozne.
ne vlaky len t'azkost t 'ou mo.
zu jazdit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-28
TANEC A GARD PARTY MO
KJ. Y HASELTON.

Teraz v sobotu vecer, dna %.
aprila, ch1apci 2 6. 264. MO. K.
j. Haselton, bud1 vydrziavat'
tanecn1 zabavu pod kostolom
osady Sv. Alzbety ma N. Hasel-
tine ulici. Slovaci Slovenky,
jako mladi tax start, ste srdec-
ne pozvanf prfst' a zabavit' sa
pekne ma tom tanci. Ktorf ne
tancujt, a chce1i by sa zahrat
v karty, bud1 sa m6ct' tax "a.
bavit', ponevac bude sa hrat' ma
$500" a pekne ceny budl dane
zasldzenym. Ma tanec je najata
iedna vyborna znama orche-
stra. ktora bude vyhravat' .ako
anglicke, tax al nase vlastne
slovenske kusy, Som isty, ze sa
vsetci pekne zabavlte a be ne
budete banovat', ze ste prisli a
stravili s mani ten vecer. Vstup-
ne ma til zabavu je po Csc a
vsetok osoh pojde ma prospech
nasej Jednota baseball caty. W.
pomaha al Gislo 26o. IKsJ., ably
sa ia zabava chlapcom pekne w.
darila. Este raz vas 1primne
prosim, prid'te vsetci 2 youngs-
townskej okolice, nakol'ko mo-
zete a pom6zme tym chlapcom
V ich podujatf.
Jan B. Hassaj, mi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-28

ze ksd' maj6 predstavenie, X sa
= cfm najvacsom pocte dostavf-
me a tax i'm dame chut ku DIAL
Sci praci. w drahf herci q he
recky zasldxite 81 pochvalu Cd
tejto osady, xe tax nednavne
pracnjete prospech nej tych-
to t'azkych casoch. A vam, pane
Andrej Gisar blahozelam k vasej
praci, k vasej hre, ktor1 ste sa-
mi spisali al nacvicili tento di-
vadelny krlzok a ze tax neu.
navne pracujete "a osadu a "a
slovensky narod.
Andrej Tarap6ak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-28
SCANDAL! SXANDkL!

ia tiez len to znam, 10 vidfm
a citam v Youngstownskych Slo.
vensktch Novinach. v tychto
novinach sa pise mnohych
skandaloch, ale len skryto, me-
dzi riadkami. No ia ME som Bill
Rogers. ktoreho vtipy sd uve-
rejnovane ma prvej strane Wet
kych najlepsfch novfn americ.
kych, lebo mole skandalne cl&n.
ky sd ma samom zadku moxno,
ze al tam patria. No, ale lepSie
ma zadku, ako v koSi.
Teraz, ked' "Zlata nevesta y
vykonala svoju povinnost', mech
sa ddSkom hlasi 70 Washingto.
ne, lebo nAS pan prezident xia-
da vsetko zlato mat y pokladni-
ci Spojenych St6tov. lynn mie-
MIN ma Washington st. do slo.
Ivenskej Sokolovni 81 obzriet' to
e Dievea pre- vsetko", ktor6 ma.
robf takt vel'kt Skand4l, ze bu.
Idd q tom vSetky noyiny pisas'.
Terax apelujem M ,setkycl
roduvern5ch Slov&kov d Sloven
lky ma celej okolici, aby priSli
teraz, tejto soboty veGer, -. 4.
prfla na tt najkrajSin divadelnf
zAbavu do Sokolovni na wash
ington ST. Naiviac Ieny by maly
to vidiet leboI - ponAa, ak
lieh mnIoyia - bavia ! mimi I.
fch chrb&tom.
Tede Z Dev6s prs r5etk :
ux IA ! zaiste w kpnk avoju %
sinns alls le
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-28


Hedakcia Youngstown.
lovensktch Novfn! Bud
< ! laskayf uverejnit mi
u pkru riadkov, chcem o
Il & r | axs vessIe, TO Jest svad.
& q - cr6 otEimovali osadnici
N 1exix dna II. aprila ' O.
4 kole. Z&bava 90 nam
aobre vvdarila jsko na
& 6t kohnAEal vyIe sto do
1e1ty, tax j ma vsetko, 60
& u xn&m, Se kt0 tam
& 4ak vynNchal sumn1 zaba-
y q 6le j I'd IMAM, xe osadnici :
N y M Mena Jexis "a stroja dru-
tsk6 zkbavu pripravit' q este
W = pre- tych, ktori tam nebo-
\ obsvl&Stne pre- tych, ktori
~ boh. Teraz opisem til nasu
bu,
Is n ed sme 50 poschodili do do
4 kenosti naSej najstarsej osad-
~, panel Smigovskej, vdovy
~ neboxtfkovi Janovi Smigov-
akom; ona n&s vd'acne prijala
~ sel6 svadobn6 druEinu pekne
privftalA q vel'mi sa tesla, ze
- SDts mohla tax veseleho dina
dolit' ! vystrojit svadbu pre- 0.
sadu Mena Jexis. LenSe jako SINE
tam boil poschodeni! Obycajne,
Ssvadhal je vesel& q ma byt' mu-
xika i tn muxikantov MET. Ale
akar&t MS pan starosta, Mattel
kutIko poknkne hore, ze sa CO.
sssi pemra6nje ale ma velike
prelvApenie spusti sa lietadlo
dolu ~ dvor panel Smigovskej
4 yyat6pia neho nasi muzikan-
Il ! xarax6cky sa pytajn Ii to do
Are trafii = pan starosta i'm po-
ye1&, b &nO, Be kde tax "a
Iae6kali. TAX mu odpovedali, ze
ss1anlG6kali v Nemecku, ze ich p.
Hitler sastavil. Ale ked mu W.
sve1iili, xe kde id1, ze do Youngs
t0wnu ma. svadbu, tax ich pre-
p6stil. Ale museli mu jednu "a.
ArHt, ii xnajd sumne hrat'. ze
" Il on "a hanbu drzal pustit'
ieh do Youngstown a neznali
y hrat'. Ale ked mu zahrali,
tAk = mu to vel'mi zapaeilo a
povedsl, ze m6zu st', bo Una, ze
europskf muzikanti moxu sumne
aahrat', m6xu ist' po svete w
hr<vat' To 60 oni mi povedali,
b preto ga kus oneskoriIi. A to
v5etci priSli. Dojedneho este Eli
Il, ako som yam o mich prvej pi-
nj v tfchto novinach, ze som
ich pocul hrat', ked' Franc Jo-
Eefa korunovali. Kazdy jeden z
mich Dol ma korunacii kazdy
Dol obleGeny v slovenskom kro-
ji. a t& banda sa menuje banda
pxna Piroska.
Terax banda zaprala a cd pa
nej Smigovskej SINE pochodova.
Ii do Midland Ave. ma Steel St.
! hore Manhattan Ave. a ma
stred Manhattan muzikanti "a
stall tam celia svadobna druzi-
na 81 potancovala. Pc tanci SINE
pochodovali az ku skole Mena
JexiS po dvoch: zastavnik j s
manxelkou napred, mlady a mia
AZ = mimi a tax starostovia a
svatky a tax celia svadobna dru-
lima. Ked' SINE prisli do skoly,
Isme premarcovali cez halu a tax
NIL duchovny, velp. Kocis privi-
tal Geld spolocnost' a povedal
l'udsom, aby boli veseleho du.
cha ! pozorovali vsetko, ako sa
"a bude konGit a vysl1chali ka-
d6ho, ak0 druzbov TAX stare.
toy, xe 10 bud6 recnit'. TAX ma
= pkni druxbovia A. Sklenar a
izmlxr povolali cele obecenstvc
alk po krajovsky, jako sa V kra.
"A dOmu do domu chsgaf. Te
- sne poIi po pana mlad6Ao
M M S1nrosta povsdal p6rr
a A. ~ j knihy Tobi6sovej, a tai
poli po nazg paniu mlad1 .
~ starosta Mattel Kuck<
toval paniu mlad1 po.
Il -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-28
BRATIsLAvsKf zu1A "A
sLOvEtGINU.

Ma podnet pred&kov brati-
|slavsktch zidovsktch oreanizA.
eli bolo rozhodnute, ze zidia Y
Bratislaye budd 50 shovarat' yo
verejnosti len slovensky, ze me-
budd hovorit ami nemecky, ami
mad'arsky q tymto sp6sobom
budd professional proti prena-
sledovaniu zidov y Nemecku.
Hlavny rabfn dr.. Funk 50 roz.
hodol, xe Y synagoge bude ka-
zat len po slovensky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-28
ZAzRAK sA sTAL!

a1nz. Ivan West, dosial' na.
mestny spravca stat. zeleznfc '
Bratislave, vymenovany Dol "a
spravcu statnych zeleznfc v Ko.
siciach.