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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-09
KARToVf vEtIERoK vosA
DE sV. ALzBETY.

Druzina Marianskych Diev.
cat pri osade sv. Alzbety uspo-
riada teraz v sobotu, 10. febru-
ara vecer kartovt vecierok, ma
ktory povolava nielen osadni-
kov, ale cele slovenske obecen-
stvo okolia. Hrat' sa bude v O.
sadnOm auditoriume ma N. Ha-
seltine Ave. Budd dane penazne
odmeny tym, ktorf dostan1 mai
Wac bodov. O najlepSie pobave-
ME postaral sa vybor. Kazdy
bude vftany.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-09
SOKOLSKH KARTOVf We
CERoK.

Sbor LAG. s. T. j. Sokol uspo
riada kartovy vecierok dna 18
februara v Sokolovni ma Wash
ington st., vecer o 8. hodine.
Vsetkych Slovakov a Sloven
ky, ktori sa radi zabavia pr.
kartach, tymto Ictive povola'
vame, ably prisli ma spomenutJ
vecierok do Sokolovni.
Bud1 dane pekne odmeny tyn
Go dobyj1 najvacsie body pr
hrani 500.
0 dobre zakusky postara sa
Vtbor
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-09

V zalezitostiach ohl'adom Ka-
lend&ra obrat'te sa ma:
MIR. Andrew Palen6&r, City
Hall, Youngstown, o. Tel. 65184.
Miss Mary Hud'a, Dollar Bank
Tel. 43101.
Mr. Michael Pirosko, East
Ohio Gas Co. Tel. 44471.
Mrs. Julia Danko, Ill Lowell
vile Rd., Struthers. Tel. 50837,
Mrs. Matilda Popovi6, 1O4s
E. Indianola Ave., Lansingville.
Tel. 1884.
Mr.. John Hnat, Haselton
Telefon 65794.
Miss Mary Topolovsky, City
Bank, Campbell. Tel. 74203.
Rev. Geo. p. Novak, 159 Reed
Ave., Campbell. Tel. 73209.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-09

Michalova Knizner, Katarfna
Najpaver, Janova Mihlan, Hani.
sko, Janova Pramuka, Stefano.
va Teplicky, Janova Srajber,
Michalova Bendzala, Maria Ho-
lecko, Martinova Lipka.
TAX este raz vas vsetkych sr.
decne povolavame ma t1to fa-
siangovd z&bavu. Prfd'te a bu-
dete nam vSetci vitani. Teda
do videnia ma buddcu nedel'u a
pondelok.
Znacfme sa 8 1ctou a pozdra-
vom,
Jan Basista, rychtar.
stanislav Necko, zap. vyb.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-09
Fasiangova zabava
v osade sv. G.. a M.
Muxikanti 3 Olevslandu budd
hrat' na nsj, u. febru&ra.

f Il { q ~ 4 r. +
Dna II. februara o 8 40 osada
sv. Cyrila a Metoda bude mat
fasiangovy tanec pri hudbe pr.
votriednych muzikantov az I
Clevelandu. Vsetkych milovnf.
kov tancu z okolia az po Far.
rell povolavame, a to jak mia
dych tax al starych, len mech ST
zdravi. Kazdy sa znamenite "a
bavf ma tejto fasiangovej zaba.
We. Tychto fasiangov SINE sa do.
zili, ale mas vel'a bude, 20 dc
takto roka nedozijd a potom
tak1 prilezitost' Wac mat ne
budd.
Vybor sa postara, aby sa kaz
dy dl'a jeho pdbosti zabavil
Vstupne len 25c.
Z&bavnt vybor
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-09

kujeme ] nase xeny, aby 50 i'm
donna necnelo. Dakujem Wet
ktm pritomnym bratom toho
klubu j koncilmanovi Kryzano-
vi. Som 8 dctou
Stefan Muransly, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-09
HAsELTONsKH Y NEMOOI
P0DPoRUJtCI sPOLoK
TATRA

Uuadnfci: Michal Ko0ak, pred-
seda, 16 Gladstone St., Oampbell, 0.
Stefan Roth, zApismik, n Morley Ave
Campbell, O. valent Rovder, 6dtcv-
NIX, 1859 Gladstone st., Campbell,
o. Martin Iipka, pokladnik, So
Starr ST., Campbell, Q.
Do1orcovia maietku: Jan Basfsta
1O1 Haeeltine Ave-. Campbell. O. q
Michas pxurei, P. O. Box. HaAe6tou
Sta, YOUNGSTOWN, O. noDoEca cho-
rich ! strAx: Jan Kozak, q Morley
Ave-. Campbell, @.
la 6oh6dne 0dbt tvaj6 r kAxd4 I. ~
d6Ip Y aiasi \ latollekej sloven,
- lkp1o omndy ~. A1fblkx ~ ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-09

party ma Washington Day, t. j.
ma %. februara ma Wiseman St.
Povolavame vsetkych, aby sa
z1castnili tohto vecierku, uz ci
ST 1dkyne alebo ME, aby sa do
stavili a sa medzi nami dobre
zabavili. Uist'ujem vas, ze ked'
sa dostavite, neobanujete.
s 1ctou ma vsetkych, Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-09
SOCIETY NEWS
SODALITY GIRLS TO HOLD
DANCE AND CARD PARTY

Senior Sodality Girls Of St.
Elizabeth Church, N. Haseltine,
will hold a Valentine Dance
and Card party on February
10th. Nickie Vallie orchestra
will furnish the music. Admis.
sion Is cents.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-09
YoUNGsToWNsKE sLovENsKE NovINY

va bude v pondelok vecer, dna
IL. februara v Hamrakovej ha-
le ma rohu Wilson q Washing
ton ulic v Campbell.
Dopisovatel'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-09
Zriedkava zabava
/ vCampben II. feb.
Kr&sne slovensl16 l'udov6 tance
budd predstaven6 v pondelok
veter v Hamrakovej hale.

POveda Sa tn v Amerlke, ze SlO-
vac vymrie, ze 20 slovenskej re-
ci mic nebude o kratky cas- atd'.
atd'., ale ked' by po celej Anne
rike mohlo sa tol 'kej zaujato-
sti ziskat' o slovenske oby6aje
v nasej mladezi, jako sa robi
Campbell, tax iste by. sa to mo-
hlo predkit' o Is, ba so rokov.
Lebo pozrite sa, tn dievcata z
Entire Nous" klubu, pomo-
cou chlapcov 70 spevokolu osa.
dy sv. Jana, prchadzajd ma cvi-
cby zakazdym, ked' i'm je po-
vedane - a to len preto, ably ma
tel zabave mohli ukazat' tie slo-
vensk6 tance:
l. Uzky jarecek.
2. Strasiak.
3. Slovenska mazurka.
4. Ma diva kroky.
5. Kacickin tanec.
Tieto tance sa zriedka tancu-
j1 v Amerike. Tu sa tancuje len
cigansky cardas - lebo to ME
je slovensky tanec ale cigan-
sky. V ktorejkol'vek krajine
najdete ciganov, tam -najdete aj
6ardas. Ma pr. najdete cardas u
Mad 'arov, u Bulharov, u Rumu-
nov, u Slovakov atd'. atd'. Ale
medzi Slovakmi v Amerike maj
dete malo skutocne slovenskych
tancov, t. j. ably celia spoloc-
most to tancovala, t. j. tancov
l'udovych, tancov slovenskych
ktore Slovaci mali este ked' a.
nj cigana ami Mad ARA nepozna-
Ii. No, take tance sa bud1 tan
covat' ma tel zabave v pondelok
vecer dina IL. februara Ham
rakovej hale.
Pravda, bud1 al inc tance.
Tieto slovenske bud1 len ma u
kazku, ably sa Slovac 2 Maho.
ming a Shenago dolin oboznami-
la o mich. Budd tam al cardase,
al americke tance pre- mladez,
takze start budd m6ct' skakat'
po cigamsky a mladi po ameri-
cky. Kazdemu budeme chciet
vyhoviet', starym j mladym.
Hej, ale boil by som zapome-
null ma toho vajciara. No ale, co
mann nom povedat', ked' me-
smiem vyzradit', 60 on bude ro-
bit. Lebo povedali mi, ze ked'
dakto chce znat' o nom, must
zaplatit' 81 vstupenku, ably sa
dozvedel, ze Go a kto je a Go bu.
de robit'. No ale predsa vam
daco posepnem. Znate, jaka je
oby6aj Y starom kraji, ze pred
p6stom chodia mladenci po do
moch, Y ktorych 81 dievcata ma
vydaj. No talk ten vajciar bude
mat t6 6lohu. Ale nepovedzte
nikomu, ze som to ia vyzradil.
Ale 20 bude robit' a 60 bude
povedat' no "a to, pardon! !!
musfte zaplatit' vstupenku.
A 10 xe o zakusk6chi Muslin
50 priznat', ze kapustnej strudli
nebude, lebo zeny mi povedaly,
1e Ga boja, zeby cd rama do We
cera ta kapusta nezkysla, tax
radsej upecd len take veci, kto-
re bud6 chutnat'. Ale o tel sla-
nine m6zete byt' isti, ze "a do
bre vyddila. Lebo holy fajne
zimne dni q mali SINE dost' Ca
su, tax sa pekne pomaly 1dila,
ze AZ radost' ma nu pozerat'
q zak6sit' do nej este vxcSia |
Pamatajte, xe bola udena mad
jalovcovtm drevom. Strajniak
60 sice nechce priznat', 10 on to
drevo doSikoval ! kraju, ale
predsa Y posledntch rohoch nj
kto nsbol \ krsji ! Campbell,
In "a.
I I %! ~ = s!kba
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-09
Nieco noveho
v Haseltone

A COT Nuz, bud1 mat tova-
rySsk1 faSiangovd zabavu. A
kedyi Nuz tejto nedeli,. II. ia.
nuara, pri osade sv. Alzbety ma
Haseltine Ave. Bude to opravdi.
va starokrajova fasiangova "a
bava, takzv. ''Tovarysske. Zaba-
va ga zapocne Y tdto nedel'u a.
81 4. hodine po obede a zakon-
q sa v pondelok v noci.
Ma t1to z&bavu 1ctive povola-
vame cele slovenske obecenstvo
jak mladych, tax al starych, a.
ko nasej osady, tax al 70 su-
sednych. Prfd tie sa s nami "a
bavat', ano prfd 'te a neobanu-
jete, lebo budete mat prflezi-
tost' sa dobre zabavit' a tiez,
budete mat prilezitost' vidiet'
tento starokrajovy obycaj, kto-
ry ste nevideli uz roxy a roxy.
A veru ze sa al nasmejete dost' !.
Program tejto zabavy je nasle-
dovny:
y v nedel'u po obede tova-
rysi a tovarysky siidu sa v
miestnosti sv. Alzbety, odkial'
pojdu spolocne do p. Michala
Kniznera, kde sa budd vsetci u
myvat'. mo vel'mi som zveda-
w, ze ako sa to bud1 umyvat' ,
alebo cd eoho, vsak v nedel'u
je kazdy umyty. Ale mne ga tax
zda, ze ga pojdu zamazat' a ME
umyt'.) .-
p Cd pana Kniznera sa po-
hnd pojdu hejnom, ako to
chodievajd v starom kraji po
valale cely den, alebo dokial'
nepochodia cely valal. Nasi ale
nebud1 chodit' po celej osade,
lebo by nepochodili AMI do tyz'
dina, a preto budl chodit' len
po Haseltine Ave. a Hickory ST.
(Tuna upozornujem nase PAM
gazdinky ma tych uliciach, aby
81 usporily hodne kuracfch va.
jec, lebo ibud1 mat al vajciara
ktory bude skupovat' ~vajcia "a
bozsky dudek.)
81 Ked' pochodia s hejnom
tax pojdu spolocne do osadne.
miestnosti, kde sa zapocne po
chod "a pesnickou "Pokapals
ma salasi Stamina ktord bude
hrat orchestra pana j. Grohov
skeho.
~ Ked' sa skoncf pochod, tai
zapocne sa tanec 6ardasom. Ia
tym bude nas1edovat' vol'na ia
necna zabava pre- vsetkych no
stow do 10. hodiny.
O 10. hodine pocas tancu bu
de vybubnovana koleda s tan
com, ked' kazdy tanecnik 81
svojou tanecnicou ,pojde ku sto
lu odovzdat' svoju koledu. Pr
tejto kolede kazda para bude "a
svoju koledu odmenena. Ale
cimf To sa presvedcite, ked
tam budete.
Pc kolede bude Ease nasledo
vat vol'na tanecna z&bava al
do polnoci. A s tym zakonci 81
nedel'na zabava. A v pondelol
vecer zacne sa Ease o 8. hodine
a potrva do polnoci. V pondelol
bude len tanecna zabava.
Vstupne bude dost' mike. Jal
v nedel u, TAX al v pondelok pc
Csc "a jeden vecer. Muzika bu'
| de pana j. Grohovskeho "a obi
| diva dni. Je VAN dobre znama
ktora hrava jak americke tal
slovenske kusy a som isty, ze 81
pri nej dobre vytancujete.
Ochotnici a ochotnf6ky, ktort
budd 1cimkovat ma tejto zaba
We, sd:
StarM: p. Michal Knizner.
Mladsf: p. Jan Orlovsky. - Or
sackt: p. Michal Hassay. =
Rychtar: p. Jan Basista. :.
'Podrychtari: PIP. Jan Petrovil
Hocsks,. T..vN1>o Knrx,,n~k,, -,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-09
An1ericka opera
ma radiu v sobotu

Merry Mount" bude rozhl&se-
nd v sobotu. 10. febr. 0 1:W po-
poludni : Metropolitan po NBC
kombinovanej WEAF-WJZ
gioki
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-09
Kalenddr Cinnosti
Slovenskej

10. februara Valentinovy tanec
q kartova hra Senior Sodality
Girls cd osady sv. AEbety V
Skolskom auditoriume.
10. februara-Tan Spolku sv.
Amy, 6. 163. PszJ., v So
kolovni ma Homewood Ave.
il. febru&ra -Vecierok bazar
Spolku sv. Alzbety, auditori-
um sv. Mateja.
II. februara- a-Divadlo 'sPrfchod
Spasitel'a sveta", divadelny
!. krdzok osady sv. Cyrila a Me.
toda, auditoriume najsv.
Mena Jezis.
IL. febru&ra Valentine dance
Daughters Of Holy Name, Ho-
ly Name auditorium.
IL. februara- asiangovy tanet
osady sv. Cyrila a Metoda ,
skolskej miestnosti ma NORTH
Watt st.
IL. februara Slovenska tanecnt
zabava pre- starych i mladych
Entire Nous Klubu, pri osadt
Sv. Jana Krst., v Hamrakove.
hale v Campbell.
IL. febr.-Annual St. Valentino
Ball, Hy Tri Girls, Schwartz
Hall, Struthers.
13. februara Starokrajovy ia
nee osady najsv. Mena Jezis
osadnom auditoriume.
II. marca -Kartovy vecierok
Venca 81. Kat. Sokoliek, So
kolovni ma Homewood Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-09

Chairman, Social Committee
Evening star., 1934-11-17
Douston

THIS name IS classified as a Scot
tish local name. 1t originated in
the parish of Houston. in Renfrew-
shire, Scotland An old tradition in
the family has it that during the
reign of Malcolm ", A D. 1883.
Hugh Padvinan obtained grant of
the Barony of Kilpeter, from one
Baldwin Of Biggar, sheriff of Lam
arkshire. He called this grant for
himself. ''Hugh's Town" In the
course Of time the name was cor
rupted into the name Houston.
The family of Houston was one OF
power and prominence in Scotland
and became a well-known and emf
nent name in other parts of the
United Kingdom of Great Britain.
The name of Houston in America
has been of outstanding prominence
and Importance from the earliest
times. There were Holstons who set
tied in Virginia in the first great
wave of immigration and others who
came later. This family is now widely
spread throughout the United States.
Perhaps the name is more closely as
sociated with the State of Texas than
any other, the points Of interest there
centering around Gen. Sam Houston.
for whom Houston, Tex, was named.
Members of the Houston family
have achieved distinction in every
phase of endeavor. and it is sur
name which is esteemed wherever 1t
Is known.
(Copyright 1q34O
Evening star., 1934-11-17
Hot Rolls.

The dough for these rolls will keep
several days in the refrigerator. Dis
solve one compressed yeast cake in
one-fourth cupful of lukewarm water
and add one teaspoonful of sugar.
Into a 3-quart bowl put third
cupful of sugar, half cupful of but
ter or other shortening, one egg
beaten slightly and one cupful of
warm water. Beat together thorough
ly and add the dissolved yeast cake
Gradually beat into the mixture four
cupfuls of flour, mixing and kneading
with the hands when it becomes too
stiff. Put in warm place, covered,
until it has doubled in size This will
take about three hours. Then press
the dough down well and set the bowl
in the refrigerator. On the day you
wish to bake the rolls for dinner,
shape as many rolls as will be re-
quired. Do this just before going out
in the afternoon and let them stand
in a cool place. In the evening they
will be ready and will bake in about
20 minutes.
Evening star., 1934-11-17
The Hay Diet
New Way to Vibrant Health.
, WILLIAM HOWARD HAY, M. d.

wish to become chronically constipated
as early as you can, could suggest
no better way than to begin the habit
ual use of laxatives.
1t will not be long till the bowels
will refuse to function without a very
sizable kick from a new laxative.
You will perhaps remember that
when we discussed constipation it was
stressed that this is merely a part of a
general failure of vitality or tone in
all the tissues.
Laxatives will not restore this miss
ing tone. They merely whip up what
little vitality remains to act spasmod-
ically for that one time, with the con-
tinual depletion of the general vitality
uncorrected.
There are no harmless laxatives
though class of so-called laxatives
may be used without. harm.
These are not true laxatives, in the
sense that they stimulate colonic activ-
ity, but rather lubricants.
Mineral oil, slippery elm bark, psyl-
lium seed, flaxseed, these are justifi-
able as aids to elimination, but never
in any sense curative of the condition
of constipation.
Mineral oil being completely indi-
gestible. unconvertible, should never
be taken within several hours of food,
as it interferes with the orderly proc
esses of exposure of the food to the
action of the various digestive juices.
1t should be taken only in one large
dose, at bed time, thus allowing 1t to
enter the tract after digestion is COM
pleted and permitting of time enough
for it to reach the colon and lubricate
this by early morning.
You will be disappointed in the
action of any of these lubricants. In
but short time the digestive tract be-
comes used to them and ceases to be
Influenced to the same extent by their
presence. Continued long enough, the
oil will in time come. to pass through
without taking anything with it. It
then becomes mere gesture that sat
isfles the sufferer that at least some
thing is being done. In reality, it does
nothing at all to assist in the vitality
necessary emptying Of the colon every
day.
Evening star., 1934-11-17
Dorothy Dix Says
Marriage With Mother-in-Law as Referee.
Which Is Worse, to Be Old Maid
or Marry Drunkard?

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Evening star., 1934-11-17

The separate wool skirt is a miracle
of simplicity. 1t is perfectly plain in
front, and in the back an accommo-
dating pleat makes for comfortable
walking. All your favorite colors are
available in these lovely costumes, for
the season is an inspiringly multi
colored one, wherein your actual ne
cessities are served to you in the
gayest of happy combinations
Barbara Bell pattern No. 1508-B is
designed in sizes IA, 16, 18, 20 and
40. Corresponding bust measures
are 80, "a, SO, 38 and 40. Size 16 (34)
requires for the jacket 27s yards of
36-inch velveteen, or flannel; if lin
ing is used, 134 yards of 39-inch ma
terial. Skirt requires rs yards of
54-inch monotone material or Is
yards of 54inch material with nap
or plaid design.
Every Barbara Bell pattern in
cludes an illustrated instruction
guide which is easy to follow.
(Copyright la341
Evening star., 1934-11-17
Natures Children
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

marsh again. Look for him, clinging
to a weed stem, too.
Twilight and dawn are the best
times to see these herons. They take
longer flights then and come out
into the open.
The males have glossy black heads.
tails and backs. There is a streak
of rich chestnut brown from the
back of the neck to the base of the
tail. Most of the wing and
outer edges of inner secondaries are
pure chestnut Other wing-c -coverts
are brownish-yellow. Along the neck
line there are white streaks. The
long, efficient bill is pale yellow, with
duSky ridges, and the skin of the
lores is light green. Toes and iris
are pale yellow.
The nest is built upon tufts of reeds
or Jumps of rushes. You will rarely
find more than two or three together
in the same locality. The bitterns
seem to prefer the company of the
blackbird tribe or the boat-tail
grackle to their own relatives.
The bassinet is more like a wicker
platform. and can be easily lifted from
its foundation later on. if you wish
to take it home to study. On this are
laid from three to six pale blush
eggs, that are elliptical in shape and
of good size.
The infants are fuzzy little chicks,
covered with pale buff down. that
scarcely hides the skin. An abund-
ance of straight white hairs as
long as their bodies are their swad-
ding garments. In short time the
youngsters are active and lively far
less awkward than their larger cousins
at their age
Pretty soon you will see them stand.
ing as motionleSs as a craven image.
If friSky fish comes innocently along
at their feet, that is just what they
hoped would happen. The swimmer Is
spiked on the long efficient beak. and
the little bittern has solved his dinner
problem.
There are powder down tracks on
the bodies of bitterns that many have
thought glowed with phosphorescent
light in the dark. 1t has been claimed
that these spots attracted the atten-
ton Of fish at night and that the
heron feasted during the night and
spent most of his days in slumber.
1t is one thing you could try to clear
up. And the chances are you will
come across some very interesting
facts that others have overlooked.
(Copyrieht Ia34l
Evening star., 1934-11-17

who from the bank had overheard
the conversation.
Because" replied Mr.. Quack, IT
suspect that it was scattered here by
hunter who will keep scattering it
here hoping that we will get so ac-
customed to finding it that we ~:
forget to be suspicious. Then he will
hide near and when we are busy
eating he will try to shoot us. We've
seen it happen over and over again
They try to make us feel safe and
then shoot U.s."
But that couldn't happen here, -
protested Peter.
"Why couldn't it?" asked Mr.. Quack,
and added, 1--WE seen it happen in
place after place that we always
before had found safe
Because know who put that corn
there. 1t was Farmer Browns Boy
and he never kills anybody" replied
Peter triumphantly.
Mr.. Quack shook his head "You
never can tell what these two-legged
creatures will do" said he II like
the corn, but I don't like finding it
this way. 1t will be all right for a
few days. but after that, what?"
You are too suspicious" declared
Peter.
"If we were not suspicious we
wouldn't be alive today retorted Mr..
Quack. "It is better to be suspicious
of friends than unsuspicious of enc
mics"
With this he tipped up and began
to search the bottom for more corn.
Copyright. 1934l