davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1935-12-22

leave to mechanical ingenuity the reg
ulation of accidents and ignore the
personal factors that are involved in
driving motor car.
Registration of motor vehicles will
total around 26,150,0oo this year, an
increase Of around per cent over
1884, and gasoline consumption will
exceed last years figure by 6 per cent,
according to a compilation Of the
Travellers Insurance Co., based upon
reports from more than 40 States.
This years registration will mark
the first time since 1880 that the num-
Der of cars in use has reached 26,000,-
900, and will be only the third time in
the history of motor vehicle transpor-
tation that the number of cars has
exceeded that figure.
In 1880, when the registration hit
the peak, the figure was only is per
cent greater than this years estimated
registration, and in 1929, when the
second largest registration was re-
corded, it was only 1.3 per cent greater
than this year.
Only Arizona and Nebraska Of the
States reporting registrations show
decreases, while the largest percent
age gain is indicated in Michigan.
LOUISIANA, Michigan, Montana, New
Mexico, and the District of Columbia
report gain in registration exceeding
10 per cent. Alabama, Arkansas, Cali
fornia, Delaware, Idaho, Illinois, Ken
lucky, Oregon, South Dakota, Ten
neSsee, Texas, Washington, Wisconsin
and Wyoming show increases in reg
iStration of more than 5 per cent, but
less than 10 per cent.
The indicated registration this year
will consist of around 22,500,00O pas
senger cars and 3,650,000 other We
hicleS. The percentage increase in
passenger cars is not as great as for
other vehicles.
The gain of 6 per cent in gasoline
consumption for the year will bring
the total amount used to more than
II billion gallons.
Only Nebraska among the States
reporting gasoline consumption shows
a decrease. The largest percentage
increase is reported b. North Dakota.
Wyoming, West Virginia, South Da-
kota, South Carolina, North Dakota,
New Mexico, Montana, Georgia and
Florida show increases of more than
10 per cent in gasoline consumption.
Arizona, California, Colorado, Della
ware, Idaho. Indiana. Iowa. Kansas,
Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Ne
vada, New Jersey. Ohio. Oregon, PENN
sylvanis, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia
and the District of Columbia show
increases of more thaA per cent, but
less than 10 per cent.
Evening star., 1935-12-22
Marxes Signed.

NEW contracts are announced by
L ' Metro-G Goldwyn- Mayer with the
Marx Brothers, whose "a Night at the
Opera" is a current holdover, and
with Allan Jones, young tenor who
had an important part In the same
picture. No definite date has been
assigned to a start on production Of
the next Marx brothers picture. The
only information now available is
that, like "A Night at the Opera" it
will be an original story and that the
successful system Of trying out much
Of the material by personal appear
ances on house presentation route
u likely 70 be continued.
Evening star., 1935-12-22
New Politics Program.
"DIDN'T anybody give you anything
this year?"

60 intense is the current interest
in political and social questions,
the American Academy of Political
and Social Science is going on the
air early next year with new series
Of programs titled "The Constitution
in the Twentieth Century" While
non-partisan in character, calling to
the microphone noted figures in pub
lie life, the series is timed to COM
mand public interest in the academic
side Of politics and social science up
to the time of the big national politi-
cal conventions.
Both conservative and liberal points
Of view will be preSented-those Of
the practical politician, the professor,
the constitutional lawyer and the
publicist. Each program will be
condensed version of an article pub
lished in the May annals Of the
American Academy, and the articles
will be made available to schools and
others who may want them. The
May edition of the annals is being
edited by DR.. Thomas H. Reed, chair
man Of the Committee on Civic Ed.
ucation by Radio. now on leave from
the University Of Michigan, who Win
also introduce eafA speaker.
Evening star., 1935-12-22


President of the Packard Washing
ton Motor Car Co., was elected to
lead the destinies Of the Washing
ton Automotive Trade Association
for the coming year at an annual
meeting held last week at the
Racquet Club. ]. NJ. Sanders, vice
president and treasurer Of Hill &
Tibbitts, Inc. was elected first vice
president. and Lee D. Butler, presi-
dent of Lee D. Butler, Inc, second
vice president. L. S. Julien, presi-
dent of L. S. julien. Inc, was
chosen treasurer, and L. c. Carl.
secretary Of Call Carl, Inc, secre-
tary. j. B Trew, president of the
Trew Motor Co., and C. H. War
rington. president Of the Warning
ton Motor Car Co., were elected
directors.
Evening star., 1935-12-22
New News Program.
WTHE March Of Time" rad

WHE March Of Time" radios
pioneer program of news drama
tizations, will introduce a series of
half-hour weekly programs over the
Columbia network when the present
series of daily 15-minute programs
terminates.
The current series, broadcast five
nights a week, Monday through Fri
day, was scheduled originally to end
November %, but was extended into
December.
Evening star., 1935-12-22


wreath-hung window and looked in.
The double doors between sitting room
and parlor had been thrown back to
make room for a long table. Mrs.
Withers and Sarah were setting the
table and Mr.. withers was lowering
in the background trying to look help
full.
"You know, Ezra, it really Is your
brother Luther's turn to have the folks
to dinner this year" said Mrs. Withers,
glancing accuSingly at her husband.
But when Thanksgiving came and not
a word was said, knew it was up to
us again"
Lutte had bad season." her hus-
band apologized. 'T doubt if him and
Matte could swing a big Christmas
dinner right now"
well, it's the last time I'm going
to do it. Honestly, I haven't been of
my feet since daybreak-"
Never mind, Mom," said Sarah.
"If we get everything fixed tonight,
you'll feel so much better tomorrow.
Now, about seating. Well put you
here, close to the kitchen, and Luther
next"
mot next to me. thank you." said
Mrs. Withers firmly. Il can't stand
the noise he makes when he eats"
THAT'S just his new teeth, Amy"
her husband hastened to explain.
''He amt used to them yet"
well, neither am I. You put
Luther and Matte down there with
Uncle Alfred and Aunt Mae"
Nov, Nom" said Sarah severely,
you know Matte and Aunt Mae hate
each other like poison and Matte has
a temper. We'd better put Cousin
Everett between them"
But Cousin Everett and Uncle Al
fred haven't spoken to each other
since the trouble over Grandpa's will, IS
Mrs. Withers reminded her. THAT
won't do. How about putting Clara
and the twins on the other side Of
Uncle Alfredo"
"He can't abide children, you know
that" said Sarah. Maybe we'd bet
ter put Rev. Doolittle there, and then
Aunt Mae"
Rev. Doolitt1e next to Aunt Mae?"
Mrs. Withers cried in horror. why,
she hasn't set foot inside the church
since they had that awful row over the
picnic plates last Summer. No, we'll
have to think of some better arrange
ment."
After prolonged argument, q better
arrangement was thought Of. But q
final check-up revealed that there was
no place at the table for Mr.. Withers.
I'm sorry, Ezra" said Mrs. Withers.
'It looks as if you'll have to eat in
the kitchen tomorrow
Does it?" inquired Mr.. Withers
with sudden interest. "Goodi" And
whistling merrily he trudged OF to
bed. -.
Come" said Stooge to the Ghost,
ait is late. We must return TO the
city"
On their way they stopped at a
humble bungalow at the edge of
town-the rented dwelling of Amos
Plodwell. With his gray mail carriers
uniform unbuttoned and his trousers
rolled up to the knees, Mr.. Plodwen
sat on the edge of the sofa, soaking
his feet in a tub of hot water.
"I'll give your back good rub with
liniment before you get into bed,
Amos" said Mrs. Plodwell. docs
the mail seem heavier than 1t was last
year?"
Either that, or else I'm getting
older" Mr.. Plodwell sighed. "And 90
per cent of It L. just Christmas cards
that don't mean q, doggone thing.
Though, Of course" % added Loyalty,
Evening star., 1935-12-22

"the stamps help the Government"
Il can recall the time when Christ
mas was something to look forward
to-" said Mrs Plodwell. People al
ways used to have little present for
the postman."
Most of them live in apartment
houses now," her husband reminded
her They never even see the post
man."
Evening star., 1935-12-22

to" said Mrs. PlodWell. People al
ways used to have little present for
the postman."
Most of them live in apartment
houses now," her husband reminded
her. They never even see the post
man."
"D1DN'T anybody give you anything
this year?"
Mr.. PlodWell shook his head. "Oh,
yes" he said presently. IT did get
one little remembrance. I happened
to meet lady in the lobby of the st.
Ginsburg Arms and she gave me this"
He handed her plain envelope,
which Mrs. Plodwell opened. "A
Christmas card! Of all the irony!"
Mrs. Plodwell cried Indignantly. Was
that all?"
That's ALL" her husband replied
philosophically. But at least she had
the consideration not to mail it. -
And now" Stooge whispered to the
Ghost, I'VE will trace that card to its
source"
Together they sped down the street,
across the town and into the fashion,
able residential district, where they
looked into the penthouse apartment
of Mr. and Mrs. Zwicduss. The
library table was heaped with cards
and envelopes. Mrs. Zwickfuss was
reading names and addresses from
long list and her husband was in
scribing them upon the envelopes.
"Well?" he said presently, glancing
up with a frown of impatience.
That's the end of the list" said
Mrs. zwickfuss. Her tone was apol-
ogetic.
"What?" exclaimed Mr.. Zwickfuss
why. there must be at least 200 cards
left"
WELL, I've tried and tried, but
w can't think of any one else. Of
course, there's that crowd We met at
the beach last Summer, but I never
got any of their addresses"
But why on earth did you go and
order 500 cards printed-no. not
printed, but engraved-when we can't
possibly use more than 5000" he de-
manded.
"Well, the man said the more I got
the cheaper they'd be"
"I suppose if you'd ordered 10000
you'd have gotten them free-gratis-
for-nothing," said Mr.. Zwickfuss with
heavy sarcasm.
Maybe we could use some Of them
next year." she suggested.
"You can't send the same cards to
the same people two years in sue
ceSsion." her husband explained i'm
patiently Besides, they're dated
We'll, why didn't you order them
yourself. if you're so smart?" Mrs.
zwickfuss demanded bitterly.
"Why?" Because I had to stay in
the Office to earn the money to pay
for them, that's whyl Five hundred
engraved cards at approximately 8
cents apiece. and more than half Of
EN- wasted. Why, your common sense
should have told you-"
"Oh, stop it-stop It'll" In sudden
fury Mrs. zwickfuss slapped him
across the cheek and ran sobbing from
the room. Her husband stared after
her duly for a moment. Then, sweep
ing the cards from the table with O
gesture of disgust, he walked slowly
to the sideboard and poured himself
a drink.
One Of the cards skittered to
Stooge's feet; he picked it up and
handed it to the Ghost. with Mer-
riest Christmas Greetings" it read,
from Mr.. and Mrs. John Herbert
zwickfusS. Peace on Earth, Good
Will to Men,"
Come" said Stooge, holding out his
hand, there Is another scene I want
to show you. Just one more scene"
But even as old Stooge spoke, the
Ghost Of Christmas began to fade out
of the picture. "If. you don't mind"
said the Ghost of Christmas family,
tt think I'll sit this one out"
Evening star., 1935-12-22
HOlbrOOk

Continued From Fifth Page.)
Evening star., 1935-12-22

Through air express service from
the United States to the Hawaiian
Islands was inaugurated during t.
last week through connecting plane
service of United Airlines and Pam
American Airways at San Francisco.
The first ocean air express shipment
is being carried on the third west-
bound flight from San Francisco.
Under the present schedule air ex-
press will be carried between Washing
ton and Honolulu in 40 hours.
Evening star., 1935-12-22
Deaths Jump 30.5 Per Cent
After Street Reduction
Survey Made Here at Request of Traffic
Director Shows Situation Same as
Elsewhere
Bv G.. adams HOward.

HE reduction and dng street lights the Naona Capa mas
for the District of Columbia who states that would be
accidents the fiscal of 1885
the conclusion made by him
Evening star., 1935-12-22
Y LIGHTS AID FATALITIES :: AVIATION NEWS
Atlantic Airline Trade
BeckOnS Four Nations
1886 May Bring Rivalry Between United
States, Britain, France and Germany
for First Operations.
By Joseph S. EdeertOm.

the establishment service
" the Atlantic S in the making.
~
United States
international which unexpected results
understood that the United States and Great Britain have aceA
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16
70 starej vlasti
Dosiahli SINE sebestacnosti
v pestovani papriky.

Nase zemedelstvo sa moze
pravom pochvalit' d'alsfm
vyznamnym vysledkom svo-
jej ciel 'avedomej prace. Len
vlani sa zacalo ma juznom
Slovensku pestovanim ko-
reninovej papriky vo vel kom
a uz toho roku mono pove-
dat, re v tomto obore moze-
me byt' v republic celkom
sebestacnymi. Netreba uz do
vazat' papriku 20 zahrani-
cia, hlavne z Mad 'arska. Ma
me ma Slovensku mlyny, v
Novych Zamkoch a Zvole-
ne, ktore celd republiku mo-
zu korenou paprikou zaso-
bit. Pestovanim a mletim pa
priky zamestnava sa 1000
rohotnikov, pri com pesto-
vanie papriky je vel'mi snad-
ne a nevyzaduje zvlastnych
odbornych zralosti. ..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16

Teraz sa buduje najdlhsia
nova trat': Cervena Skala
Margecany, dlha asi 80 KIN,
ktora bude tvorit' druhu sire
doslovensku vyznamnu ze-
leznicnu cestu Cd Kosic ku
Bratislave a bude mat vel
ky vyznam pre- cely ten kra-
sny a doteraz t'azko pristup-
ny kraj. Tato zeleznica ma
sa dostavit' buduceho roku
1886.
Robia sa plany ma cely rad
inych vyznamnych spojuju-
cich zeleznic, ako Spis-Ge-
mer, Podolfnec-Orlov, W.
horod Mukacevo, Presov-
-Humenne, Kosice-Roznava,
Jablonica--M Myjava a inc. Ide
sa budovat' druha vermi w.
mamma koPaj medzi zilinou
a Vr1tkam, stavia sa nova
ve1'mi potrebna stanica ma
Strbe atd'. atd'. Prave "a
pocata stavba trait Puchov-
Lidec ma vel'ky vyznam, le-
DO znacne skrati spojenie Slo
venska $ Prahou. Pre- tento
svoj vel'ky vyznam stayia sa
tato trait hned' ako dvojko-
l'ajna, prvotriedne vybudo-
vana i pre- najhustejsiu a
najrychlejsiu premavku a
dopravu. .,,.. ,'..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16
Cudzina nam dlhuje 3 a pol
miliardy "a tovar. =

miliardy Ia tovar.
Nedavno sostavila Narod-
ma banka statistiku. kol'ko
nam dlhuje cudzina "a Wy
vezeny tovar. z porovnania
tychto statistik vychadza ma
javo, ze vyvoz do takych
krajin, kde nieto devizovych
obmedzujucich opatreni, stu
pa, naproti tomu do cudziny
kde obchodny styk je obme-
dzovany, sa nemenf.
Podla tejto statistiky d.
hovaly nam 81. marca 1885:
Anglia $50 milionov kordn,
Francuzsko120 milionov, Ho-
landsko 115 milionov, Pol
sko 207 milionov, Spojene
Staty 80 milionov, Svajciar-
sko IS milionov, Svedsko 35
milionov. Toto ST staty vol
nym obchodovanfm. Staty s
obmedzenym obchodovanim
dlhovaly nam: Nemecko 6O8
milionov, Rakdsko $40 mill
onov, Rumunsko AGO Milo
nov, Juhoslavia 24O milionov
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16
Dokladnejsia zmena vlady?

Okrem povesti, re ma ja-
sen vstupia do vlady sloven-
ski autonomisti, koluju I'VE
sti o tom, re dojde k vac
sim zmenam al medzi dnes-
nymi ministrami. Predovset-
kym 81 strana socialno-demo-
kraticka narokuje kreslo mi
nistra financii. Kandidatom
ma toto miesto je DIR. Jozei
Mack, narodohospodar a u
niverzitny professor. Aka po-
litika bude potion u mas, ne
mono vopred povedat', lebo
teorie prof. Macka sa roz-
chadzaju s teoriami DIR. En-
glisa, guvernera Narodnej
banky. Otazka je, kto najde
pre- svoje zasady vacsiu pod
poru. Okrem toho sa urcite
pocita tym, re odstupia
dvaja soc. .-dem. ministri, a to
Bechyne, minister zeleznfc a
DIR. Derer, minister spravo-
dlivosti. Ustdpia novym l'u-
dom. Miesto Derera ma "a
uiat' DIR. Markovic.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16
koniec colnej. vojny.

Ia Observation-Disclosures
skeho hospodarskeho jedna-
MIA, ktore sa viedlo uz ME-
kol'ko tyzdnov, podarilo sa
sjednat' kompenzacnd sdoho-
du, ktora ul'ahcf jednanie o
hospodarsku smluvu. lynn sa
koncf colna vojna medzi C.
S. R. a ada'rskom, trvaj1-
ca 5 pol roku. Nova obchod
ma smluva ma 3 casti: doho-
du o vymene tovaru, ktore
zaist'uje vzajomny dovoz to-
varu v hodnote 80 mil. Kcs,
kupelnu dohodu, urcujdcu
vzajomny odber tovaru "a 7
mil. Kcs a stanoviacu ciast-
ku pre- kupel'ny styk v hod-
note 8 mi. Kcs a ramcovd do
hodu o najvyssfch dohodach
pre- urcite druhy tovaru.
Kompenzovat' sa bude: ma
d'arske obilie a jeho vyrob-
ky edo 19 mi. ,Kcs.) "a nase
sklo a porcelain - mad ar
ske bravy do $4,000 .kusov,
drobez, Stamina a strukoviny
"a nase drevo, koks a antra-
cit - mada'rske sadlo, pro-
so, cocka a hrach "a kovy 20
slovenskych zeleziarni -.
mad'arske jablka, slivky, me
lony a visne ma 1hradu ma
sich zamrzlych pohPadavok
- mad 'arske knihy (za 8
mil. korun) "a nase struko-
why a ovocie - mad'arske
seno, slama "a nase chemi-
cke vyrobky, barvy a bridli-
Gu atd'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16
ANNA KRAMER UMRELA

Pani Anna Kramer, z {.
1872 S. Schenley Ave. zomre-
la 13. aug. vo veku "a ro-
kov. Bola udkynou Odboru
658. N. S. S. v Canister, Pa.
Zanechava tn manzela Joze-
ia Kramer, otca Jana HON.
sey v New Yorku, dietky An
nu, Mariu, Jozefa, Elsie, Lu-
cy, Helenu, Franka, Nancy,
Juliu a Alzbetu tuna; bratov
Jana, Jozefa a Michala v
New Yorku a pat sestar tiez
v New Yorku. Pohrab je v
piatok, z gr. kat. chramu P.
Marie. Pohrabne obrady W.
kona Rev. Jozef Jackanic.
Pochovana bude ma cirkey-
nom cintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16
Kto je z Berehov?

Obec Berehy ma Podkar-
patskej Rusi bola bohatou
obcou. Mala 5000 jutar no.
ry a z vynosu tohto majetku
hradila vsetky obecne W.
davky, takze tamojsi obca-
MIA nepoznali nijake priraz-
ky. Pred niekol'kymi rokmi
tamojsi urbarialisti podali ma
obec zalobu, ze tieto lesy pa
trily i'm, nakol'ko su vlastne
majetkom ich predkov a len
omylom miesto ma urbariali-
stow boly zaknihovane ma O.
bee. Urbarialisti pred sudom
V prvej instancii vyhrali, v
druhej sud dal "a pravdu
obci. Teraz rozhodol Maj
vyssi sud v prospech urbari-
alistov a tax obec bude mu-
siet' vratit' 5000 jutar hory.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16
Move zeleznicne drahy ma
SlovenskU.

Stare Mad arsko stavalo
ma Slovensku zeleznice sme-
rom severojuznym, tax, aby
spojovaly Slovensko $ Buda-
pest'ou. CSR. ma polohu L.
pine opacnd, ide smerom "a
padovychodnym a preto ma
Slovensku treba stavat' ze-
leznice pozdlzne, aby malo
co najlepsie spojenie so "a
padnou cast'ou republiky a
s hi. mestom Prahou. Cd ro-
ku 1913 boly ma Slovensku
vybudovane tleto move ira
te: spojka Banovce-Vajany
asi 10 KIN, medzi Kosicami a
1Uzhorodom, strat' Zvolen-
Krupina dlha s34 KIN, otvore-
ma r. 1925, ktora predtym
zanedbany slovensky hon-
tiansky kraj pripoji1a X Ill.
trait; trait Move Mesto mad
Vahom Vesei mad Moravou
68 KIN, 2 ktorej polovica We
die .Slovenskom q zapojuje
kraj generals Stefanika do
zeleznicnej prernavky: a je
vyznarnnou spojkou medzi
Slovensko1n q Moravou; trat
Handlova Horna Stubiia,
vystavena V rokoch l927-31,
je sice kratka, len asi 10 KIN
dlha zelezniena spojka, ale
jej vystavba bola technicky
t'azka (je tu najdlhsf tunel
v republike, tunel Masaryka
3,011 metrov dlhy) a pre-
premavku ma strednom Slo-
vensku je to jedna 2 NAVY
znamnejsfch a najpotrebnej-
sich trait, ktora spojuje "a
padnk q stredn6 Slovensko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16
Is. AUGUSTA 1886.

WAX. Myslel, ze uz nezije q
sklsal to tym, ze zasadil di-
viakovi niekolko ran seke-
rou. Diviak ale odrazu vysko-
Gil a vrhol sa ma drevoruba-
ca. Rozputal sa medzi mimi
vel'ky boj a diviak Kuruca
tax dokalicil, ze drevorubac
zostal lezat' v bezvedomf ma
zemi. Ale al diviak boil t'az-
ko zraneny a vykrvacal z
ran, ktore mu drevorubac Sc
kerou zapricinil.
Vlak usmrtil matku, diet'a
zostalo live.
Medzi stanicami Podkriva-
nom a Vitnou hodila sa v
noci pod osobny vlak 25-roc-
ma Zuzana Kozkova-Bosnia-
kova- z Budine pri Lucenci
al so svojou 3-rocnou deer
kou, ktoru drzala v naruci.
Nest 'astnica bola ma mieste
usmrtena a jej telo bolo stra-
sne zohavene. Diet'a ako "a
zrakom vyviazlo 1--WE len
Pahkym poranenfm mad O.
kom. Len rano 0 3. hod. to
objavil straznik trait. Diet'a
pokojne spalo vedla usmrte-
nej matky a objfmalo ju.
Ked' straznik diet'a zobu-
dill, toto upozornovalo no,
ze matka spi. Prfcina samo-
vrazdy sa vysetruje.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16
Podareny figel' ciganskej
carodejnice.

K rol'nicke A. Milakovej
V Sentusi pri Uzhorode pri-
sla neznama Ciganka 20
brat. Ked' dostala almuznu,
Ciganka sa vel'mi ochotne
rozhovorila a ponukla Mila-
kovej svoje sluzby, nakoP-
ko sa dozvedela, ze v dedi-
ne hynie dobytok. Povedala
rol'nicke, ze keby sa chcela
vyhnut' skode ma dobytku,
ze by no "a mierny popla-
tok "pocarovala', aby nedo-
stal chorobu a nezahynul.
Milakova sa zprvu hacila, "a
lie ked' ju Ciganka ubezpe-
covala, re jej carovanie sa
neminie uspechom, konecne
privolila a podvodnicka sa
dala do carovania. Poziada-
la rol'nicku, aby jej dala ne
jaku novu ciernu suknu a
cerstve vajce, ably carovanie
bolo najzdarnejsie. Ked' po-
tom ziadane veci k carovaniu
dostala, zamotala vajce do
zahybov sukne, ktoru hodila
slime na zem, pricom vypad-
la 20 zamotanej sukne aka
81 kost', o ktorej Ciganka tyr
dila, ze je l'udska. Milakova
sa pri tomto carovani vePmi
nal'akala, ale Ciganka ju u
spokojila, re sa jej mic ne
moze stat, ked'ze sa uz ia
zazracna kost' objavila. .Kost
potom ODE zakopaly v staj-
nj, ably dobytok chranila
pred kazdou chorobou. Po
skonceni carovania vyplatila
doverciva Milakova Ciganke
$50 Kcs. Ciganka potion S
peniazmi z dediny rychle
zmizla. Oklamana rol'nicka
81 to vsak o chvil'u rozmy-
slela, lebo sa hala, ze muz
bude cd nej peniaze ziadat'
a preto utekala k cetnikom,
ktori zaviedli po "zazraenej'
Ciganke patranie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16
JAN KosTURAK ZoMREL


Jan Kosturak, ktory "a po-
slednych 18 rokov Dol v stat
nej nemocnicl " Gallipolis,
zomrel tim v sobotu r;lno vo
veku A rokov. Zanechava tn
sestry pani Jnliu Hnat a pa
nj Mariu Hattagan. Matka
mu zomrela pred rokom. Po-
hrab Dol v utorok z {. "a
Montgomery Ave. Pohrabne
obrady vykonal Rev. Jozef
4. Kostik. Pochovany boil ma
Calvary cintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16
Markusovske zavody pracuju

Markusovske zavody, kto-
re patria. do zaujmu Vitko-
vic, zacaly pracovat', lebo
dostaly odbyt " Pol'sku. ma
rudu, a najma preto, Re Ma
rodohospodarsky sbor podta-
transky v Spisskej Novel Vsi
ma kompetentnych minister
stvach docielil znacne -snize-
ME zeleznicnych tarifev pri
odvoze palenej rudy a snize-
ME pri cenach traskavin,
ktore sd v tomto priemysle
vel'mi dolezite. Zavody uz
tri roxy nepracovaly, a te-
raz niekol'ko desiatkam, ,ro-
botnikom daily pracu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16
z Ameriky 81 prisiel pre- smrt'
. .-: do vlasti. -...

: Jan Bros z Hlinika mad
Vahom yratil sa nedavno z
Anleriky. Ked'ze nebolo Incl
prace, chytil sa tel, aka bo-
la. V Hliniku prave rdbali
stromy a tax al on sa prihla-
sill a rdbal s ostatnymi. Po
odtyatf viacerych stromov,
podtinali vel'ky strom. Ked'-
ze myself, ze strom je uz
dostatocne podrezany, Bros
isiel blizsie k nemu, aby sa
o tom presvedcil. Avsak V
tej chvili strom sa prudko
prevalil a prigniavil Bfrosa.
Nestastnika vytiahli zpod
stroma uz len mrtveho.