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that it completely overshadowed
the little cottage in front of it.
Along the side of the barn there
was a big sign, THE West Park
Riding Academy"
Sandy drove in, and few min
utes later a groom had brought
their horses and they were rid
ing side by side down leafy
lane which led them, at last, to
the top of a rounded hill, from
which they could look down a
long, grass-grown slope toward a
little stream and a cIump OF
woods.
Sandy had been watching her
with a knowing eye, and ne eVl-
IDENTIFY had satisfied himself that
she was quite at home IN the sad
! die.
! Come on" he cried. "Race you
to the woods"
And they went off down the
slope, the horses hoofs drumming
on the springy turf, while the
wind whipped the ends OF the
scarf Jean had bound about hel
hair, and she laughed aloud from
sheer happiness and excitement
Thev came nearer and nearer to
the little stream; at this point ii
was no more than a brook, not
six feet wide, with firm banks
Jean boldly spurred directly to-
ward it and took her horse across
it in one graceful leap. Then she
refined in, and came to a halt al
the edge of the woods. =.
Sandy was beside her, looking
at her admiringly. .,
| "Say," he said, you can ride
all right"
She was breathless, laughing
with little wisps of hair escaping
from under the scarf.
Il used to ride almost every
day, down home" she said.
Good girl" said Sandy. "Yog
did that jump like a champion;
Their eyes met in comadely
appraisal; then, with one accord
they turned their horses head:
and followed a shaded lane thru
the trees.
1t was cool under the trees
and the horses hoofs made ne
sound on the black spongy earth
Sandy rose with effortless ease
his long body relaxed loosely IL
the saddle. "You must have
ridden a lot yourself" said Jean
He nodded.
II was brought up on a horse,
he said. "Not here. Out west"
"Cowboy" =,
"My folks owned a ranch He
offered her a pack of cigarets
She shook her head, he Lighted
one, and went on: ~
GLOW about yourself? Where
do you come from, anyhow
"Maplehurst. It's a little toWr
about a hundred miles south OF
here" -.
"Did you live on a farm?' he
asked casually.
ooh, no. My dady's a banker
But | always had a horse, and the
towns so small you can get out
side of it in five minutes.
They rode on farther in silence,
Presently Jean asked him ,"What
do you do, anyway"
He looked at her coolly, for a
moment, and then grinned.
"Oh," he said, II just sort OF
travel around, from here to there
and back"
"Lucky," said Jean. ut H'nst
| be nice, not to-not to be tied
down."
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BEGIN HERE TO-DAY

Jean Dunn, pretty, 2l-year-old
secretary, and Bobby Wallace,
young automobile salesman, spend
an evening at the Golden Feather
night club.
Art Lanning, the proprietor, in.
trodues them to Sandy Harkins,
who explains he is in Dover on
business. Sandy and Jean dance.
1 When he asks if he can telephone
her she evades.
Later Sandy has a mysterious
conversation with two men who
mention Jeans employer, Donald
] Montague, and hint they may
be able to do some business"
! Larry Glenn, federal agent
talks with Bobby and Jean. After
they leave Mike Hagan, detective
on the local police force, joins
! Larry, who shows him several pho
tograPhs of pretty girl and asks,
Ever see her before?"
/ Larry explains he is on the trail
Of Wingy Lewis, bank robber, and
hopes to locate him through this
girl, Evelyn Brady.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER VI
! Donald Montague signed the
last Of the sheaf of letters that
llav on his desk, showed the little
pile aside and said, There -
/ that's DONE He looked up at
/ Jean and said, well, if you'll
oct these off, Miss Dunn, you
might as well call it a day"
Jean picked up the letters and
started for the outer office and
her own desk. CHANGING at her
wrist watch as she did 50, she eX-
! claimed. But Mr.. Montague
tits only half-past eleven"
What of it?' he asked with an
air of paternal amusement. cts
Saturday, isn't it? I've a lunch
con engagement and Pm not COM
inc back this afternoon. You can
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The46@EDE0@EEAHI4ER
. 1855 NEA Service, Inc,

II suppose you're just all load
ed down with engagements thlS
afternoon" he drawled. =,
"Why, yes, l AMI mean Ia
planned to" ,,,.
"Wen, listen here, cookbook
ing. I'll bet down where you come
from you like to go horseOat ee
riding on your afternoon, OIL
don't you?"
"Horseback riding? Why, yes
But"
81 thought so,' said Sandy.
"You looked like a girl that knew
how to ride. Listen, how'd 1t De
if l came around and took you
out to a riding academy and we
got a couple Of nags and went
for a little ride-huh, how about
jt?"
To ride a horse again-some-
thing she had not done since she
left Maplehurst. She suddenly dis
covered that that was what she
wanted to do this afternoon more
than anything else; and before
she knew that she had made up
her mind she heard herself say
ing, ooh, I'd love to-"
'Kayo, baby" said the breezy
Mr.. Harl1ins. Cpl be at your front
gate in half an hour
He hung up and Jean sat for a
moment gasping at the telephone,
She had thought about him several
times since meeting him in the
night club, and while his free
and-easy personality and infec-
tious laugh had made a strong
on her she had def
ritely decided that if he carried
out his threat to call her up she
would refuse to see him. After
all, as Larry had pointed out, she
knew nothing about him; and
then, besides, Bobby and she were
practically engaged, and it wasn,t
quite right for her to go out with
other men. -. .,
"But do want to go riding,
she said aloud. And she hurried
to her clothes closet to get out
the riding costume which she had
not worn for months.
In precisely half an hour hei
bell rang. Sandy met her in the
little lobby on the first floor and
they were in his roadster-it was
a fiashy yellow thing which look
ed only a little shorter and less
nowerful than one of the navy's
newest destroyers - almost be-
fore she knew it. AS the car
swung away from the curb ne
looked at her briefly and com
mented, "You look good in that
outfit, sister,"
She flushed with pleasure. She
did look nice-her own mirror
had frankly told her so. And IT
was a wonderful day to be riding
and the wind made her cheeks
glow and her eyes sparkle, and
Sandy was undeniably a hand
some sort of person . she laugh,
ed, and uncOnsciously settled
down 2 little nearer to him.
Half an hours drive got them
out of the city. They followed
a graveled country road for a
few miles, and at last came to a
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HIkER WINS CLEMENCY

LIMA, o. (UP)-John Nichols,
80, who hitch-hiked from Seattle
to Lima to admit his guilt, when
he heard of a non-support indict-
ment against him here was grant
ed deferred sentence for two
UnarS
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SEE US about you= furniture re-
pairing, refinishing. uphoiiiS 1,er
Nv, Grating, storing, re-siiy1e9lr-
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BY Robert Bruce

use the extra hour, can't you"
"Oh-of course-and thanks"
she said, Slightly confused. She
withdrew, prepared the letters for
mailing, and five minutes later
was on her way out.
Reaching the street, she hest
ltated, uncertain. She had planned
to do some odds and ends of shop
ping. to lunch quickly at some
handy coffee shop, and then to
hurry home and put in a busy
house-wifely afternoon cleaning
her tiny apartment and putting
her wardrobe in order. But the
day was bright and clear, the SKY
was a rich, spotless blue, and the
wind that swung down the crowd
ed street seemed to smell of open
fields and woods, far beyond the
city.
Born and reared in a small
town, she knew moments when the
great city was almost unbearably
+; oppressive and confirming; and she
suddenly realized that this after
noon she must manage somehow to
get out into the open country,
away from the crowds and the
noises and the hustle and confu-
lSion of Dover.
"Td like to take long hike
across the fields" she unused.
Lets see-who could | get to go
with me?"
She thought of Bobby; but she
knew ne would be working all
day, and she also knew that an
afternoon in the country would
revive his romantic instincts and
cause him to speak pleadingly OF
marriage and 4 little apartment.
Today she didn't want to be pro-
posed to. . Hastily she mentally
scanned her list of girl friends.
One or another of them, surely,
could be induced to join the ex-
petition.
'I'll hurry home and change,
and then start telephoning," she
thought. She walked to the corner
and caught her street car.
When she had reached her
apartment, bathed and changed
her frock for rough tweed skirt,
wooden stockings, iow-heeled shoes
and a sweater, she discovered that
she was ravenously hungry. "The
telephoning can wait" she tod
herself, and she went to the little
kitchenette to prepare lunch.
Just as she was plugging in the
percolator, the telephone rang.
She scampered into the other
room and answered it.
Miss Dunn" said a mans
voice. well, now isn't that luck
for you? l didn't think I'd be able
to raise you on a nice afternoon
like this?"
The voice was vaguely familiar
but no more. She frowned and
said, 'Who is this?"
A laugh came over the wire.
HsYou wouldn't break my heart
and tell me you've forgotten me
already?" said the voice, teasing
". 'Tm the long, lanky guy that
managed to get a dance with you
at the Golden Feather the other
night. Remember? My names
Enthusiastically Harkins.'
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RE A WORLD VoYAGER. Span
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potatoes accepted if hauled IN
bags.
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In cabinets of exquisite cnarm.
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Half an hours drive got them
out of the city. They followed
graveled country road for a
few miles, and at last came to a
buoe white-washed barn, so big
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-04
PRIPRAvME sA DoBRE MA voL'BY.

Ma budtci mesiac name tn okotych mestach NEST
ske vol by Ked boly minule, youngstownsh Slovac 81
mnoho zakladal mnoho ocakavali Cd vtaznej stranky
Veri ze nasi "zlat banu No prso sklamane, lebo ak
sme nasl zatu bahu, ni nam u dolova. Sovacl nedo-
stall temer zadne prace, neze urady
teraz sa to m6ze opakovat ak nebudeme dost opa-
trni MY Slovac musime 81 vybrat kandidata ktory ma
najvaesu prilezitos vitazstvu kory ma namenej po-
kat kym situacia nevyjasn ia uz skoro vyasni
Budeme vdiet, kto sto poll kto "a kazdym mayor
skym kandidatom soji ked to bude muz ktory 81 sto
slovu alebo ktor dokaza pate vo ku Slovakom sku
tkam a tomu ME je povazany nikomu, ami ME rud om
ktori cd mnoho rokov okupuu velke mensie dzaby ma
mestskom dome - toho by mali sustredlt svoJe
hasy.
v Campbell, Struthers Warren, kde Slovaci maju
velke aebo rozhodujuce slovo obach, stuacu
znae tax dobre ale horess riadky dau tam aplko-
vat Musme 81 pamatat, ze ziadni potcki dzabari ne
rad opus aju svoje miesta. Oni maju dobry zavo
naju, akl ma kto prezitost' vazstvu potom pri
Iepia ma akeho kandidAta ked 81 to dovo ked je bez
chrbtovej kost ked sa i'm da omoat do syojich oside
Kandidat musi byt dos pevny aby bo vstave zadrzat
svoje slovo po volbach. Takych kanddatov vyberme
Rozumie sa, ze voPbach name hlasovat predovset"
kym ma slovenskych kandidatov, kde su TAXI. ked
bud vsetc zvoleni nasmi hlasmi dokazeme, ze slo
vac vieme spou drzat Go poliike ma velku Ma
nych avanskych kanddatov hlasujme ak ich srodenci
na nasich budd hlasovat Farrecanov ale prosme ably
dali ma sranu vseky svoje spory Franeka hlasoval
ME ako ma takeho takeho ale ako reprezentanta So
vakov Amerike Uysse spolocnosti americkej Nema
me ich nazbyt potrebujeme ich cim Wac!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-04
q: OKTOBRA 1885.

Kto poznal predtym Far
rell? Kto hovoril predtynl Q
Farrell? Malo, vel mi malo
pudi. Ale dnes celia sloven-
ska Amerika zna, re kde Je
Farrell - bo ma prveho
Slovaka "a mayora.
Pravda, ME ie dost' byt'
Slovakom ale byt' deb
rym a statocnym Slovakom!
A to je doteraz ma nasu ra-
dost' Jozef Franek.
Sd l'udia, ktori sa len me-,
nuju SIovakmi - ktori len
ma oko su Slovaci, bo ami me-
mozu byt' inymi, ked' su pro-
ii Franekovi. Jak moze hyt'
ten dobry Slovak, ktory ide
podporovat' to, co je ME ma
Sc - a ME len podporovat',
ale hani to, co je nase.
Farrell, jaky boil poyyse-
n.y., taky moze byt' ponizeny
-, a ma smiech obrateny
pred celou Amerikou - ked'
nezvoli Franeka "a mest'a-
nostu.
Slovaci -- dajte pozor ma
falosnych prorokov! Nepo-
pust'te to, Go je nase!
Som ospaly, ale jednak len
taku kratku: .-.
Pridi Janik, premileny,
pridi k nam.
ia ii "a klob1cik pierko dam,
Cervenu ruzicku a rozmarfn
zeleny -
Prid' suhajko, mileny.
! Nevolaj ma, bo falosne
| oci mas.
Rada "a druhymi pozeras -
Netrhaj ty pre- nina
rozmarinu zelenu,
Ami ruzu cervenu.
Mate Wy Hlinkov obraz 4
Kto nema Hlinkov obraz --
t.aky je, ako ten Farrellcan,
ktory ide prot Franekovi!
HIM.. HIM..
TAX do videnia!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-04

Len neddvno sovenske casopsy spominaly sO-rocne
narodenny slovenskeho rodouba khaza dp Jozefa Mar
tnceka uz mad prezitost spomendt 6oroene naro
DENNY dp Pavla j. Lsckeho Lansford Pa Je to pekne
parcne. Nas rodorubovia vytecnci incl odmeny ne
maju. Len daj Boze, aby ich bolo elm Wac.
DIP. Lisickom citavai caste pocas svetovej VOL
n.y. kedy vyvnul vek cnnos oslobodenie sovenskeho
naroda. Pravda, predtym potom eho memo bolo vzdy
spominane velkou dctou, lebo je to Sovak khaz pri
kladny Jeho osada je slovenskou osadou sova
smyse skole je slovencina radnym predmetom vyueo
vania, kazde diets hovor pekne slovensky madez hra
sovenske divadelne hry. Ked bola sbierka Maticu
Skolsk, Lansford dal naviac hu Dp Liscky ma mai
bohatsu slovenskl kniznicu Amerke jeho kniznici
nechbuje zadna sovenska knha uz G vysa pred sto ro
mi aebo teraz. Taky je miovnik sovenske kultdry
Amerike je cd svojho IT, roku vysvihnul sa ba-
nika khazsky sav svojou usiovnostou nadanost
Tedy tomto ohlade slzi Rodom je Sandor-
fly, Brasavske zupy kde ucinkoval blahej pamat Ri
chard Oswald, knaz lterat Jubilantovi prajeme este
dlheho st'astneho zivota kruhu svoch osadnkov
radost' vsetkych amerckych Slovakov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-04
AKO BUDE DALEJ?

Rad by zaprorokovat, ze zivone pomery budd
co lepsie. Rad by potvrd prorocva bankarov
blahobyu, nez boly kedykovek predtym. Lebo 81 toho
kazdy elovek prae Ale prorokovat nejdeme lebo
treba dlhe studie Gasu MET.
Ale ked oc neklamu tento rok boil neco lepsi nezli
ktorykorvek po 1881 Kompane ktore cd 1881 vykazo-
valy len deficit eraz vykazujd zisky Obchody sd
navstevovane Wac tovaru mich kupue. Eekriny sa
Spojenych Staoch uz tol ko doraba ako 1929 Robot
vacsnou dvar aebo Wac dni. Len tt, Go nepracovali
nic, este nepracuiu este ich je jedenas million bez
prace.
Toto by dokazovalo ze pomery zlepsujd ze sa wy
fahujeme zavozu, ktorom treali bezvladne Je
len oazkou celkom vytiahneme Ii do toho "a
hlbsie nepadneme. Ak cekom vytiahneme potom
tJch 100000 bezrobotnych bude odbddat Ale vse-
tel uz sova budd kedy pracova Lebo dosahnutie vysy
vo vJrobe eekrny roku 1929 dokazuje len to, ze
10 depresu Wac strojov dostalo pracu, nezH pudf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-04

sa ocakavala, odkedy Franz
cia uzavrela smluvu s Rus
kom a odkedy Cesko-Slo-
vensko uzavrelo $ MIN vo-
jenskl snluvu. 2 tejto no
vel, rusko-rumunskej snlu-
Wy je vePky strach nielen v
Mad d'arsku, ale j v Pol'sku q
Nemecku, takze tieto tri kra
jiny idd uzavriet', alebo uz
uzavrely medzi sebou vojen-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-04
ROZHLAS YSN.

v Europe je teraz kazdy
den nieco noveho a senzac-
neho. NajnovSia zprava ho-
vori . vojenskej smluve ru-
Bko-rumunskej, ktora dava
ruskej arnade Dravo, pa
ne yojny, ma yol'ny priechod
po rumunskych zelezniciach
o Mad 'arska Tato sn1luva
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-04
MOI kUT
Pise: FATHER Kl)STIK.

Hitler.
Hitler ide vykorenit' kre-
st'anstvo zidovskd vieru
a chce zaprovadit pohan-
stvo. V svojej ceste pravda,
aby ciel' dosiahol, nevybera
sposoby, ale prehho je yse-
tko mozne - a dobre.
Co urobili posledne?
V malom mestecku Wlp-
pertal hitlerski hrdinovia w.
lamali kriz pri katolickom
kostole. Medzi hresenim a
.ruhanim - niesli ho cez me-
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