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The Sauk Centre herald., 1935-04-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Nelson left
Wednesday for Benson.
Theresa and Sophia Schley spent
Tuesday evening with Edna Thorn
as.
Miss Gail Martin spent Sunday at
the home of her brother, Jesse
Martin.
Marcella Schley visited with
Evelyn Thompson Sunday.
Gordon Holmes visited Sunday
with Orville Martin.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1935-04-04

Again probably brewery purchaser
the choice mailing barley Northwest Hamm
million buhel mailing plant the
producer
brewsfrst Northwest
Wyoming Illinois,
Of quality
fol which is famous
Try bottle fHamm'sor Hamns
Evening star., 1935-03-17

mo" grunted Ronnle. "Where's
Slug?"
Hicky jerked his thumb toward the
woods. Come on!"
IN THE school yard the flashlights
blinked like eyes in the dark as
the guards raced for the gates.
As the two boys half ran and half
stumbled down the steep slope toward
the woods, Slug's voice came to them
again
This way-down here!"
Gasping. Ronnie and Hickey tried to
run faster in the direction of Slugs
voice. Suddenly they we're at the bit
tom Of the hill and ahead Of them In
the ravine, crouched halfway behind
bush, they dimly saw Slug.
Slug motioned to them to follow.
When they had run for three or four
minutes, dodging swishing twigs and
limbs while briars and bushes grabbed
at their legs. the boys saw Slug stop
suddenly and turn sharply to his left.
As they came up to him he was on his
Evening star., 1935-03-17

last turn and half -tripped down the
last flight. AS Ronnie hit the ground
the yard was suddenly flooded with
dazzling light, binding him so he
tripped and fell.
He felt Hicky grab him by the belt
and yank him to his feet. and ahead
he saw Slug running, bent over, close
to the wall of the building. Then
Slug stopped over, pulled something
from the pocket, and hacked viciously
at a heavy cable.
SUDDENLY the yard was plunged
in darkness, and they heard
Slug's voice calling, Come on!"
Cries sounded in the yard. Con-
fused shouts came from the building.
Then Ronnie and Hicky were running
madly in the direction Of the fence.
Ahead of them, Slug's form was out
lined dimly in the dull moonlight.
Behind them, the shouts were louder
and more confused.
Come on, Ronnie," painted Hicky.
'Tt's now or never!"
Evening star., 1935-03-17
Caring for Pets
BY HORACE MITCHELL.
Fire.

YOUR old Pet Editor came fear
fully close to losing all his pets
Just a little while ago. So close that
it makes a chill run up and down his
spine when he realizes just how close
1t was!
On a Saturday afternoon, when the
mercury was down almost to zero, a
load of coal was to be delivered at the
place. When 1t had been ordered that
morning, the coal man had promised
to have it over here by two-thirty.
And the Pet Editors mother plan
ned to go with him to the city and
be gone until late that night.
Well, the coal didn't come at two
thirty. 1t didn't come at three thirty.
The coal company was called, and it
was found that the manager was gone
for the week end, and that he had
forgotten to write on the order slip
Deliver by tWo-thirty" BY his
forgetting to do that, our house. barns,
furniture and pets we're saved from
complete destruction. Just by the
managers forgetting!
The coal came at 5. The Pet Editor
told the two men on the truck that
he'd help unload 1t as soon as he
changed his clothes. He ran upstairs
to do it. He opened the door of a
bath room in the west end of the
house and smoke belched out at him
He slammed that door as quickly as
he ever slammed anything in his life
and ran outdoors to look at the west
wall. Flames we're roaring out, about
20 feet from the ground. Roaring on
northwest wind! Sparks were being
carried away from the barns, which
was lucky.
The local volunteer fire depart
ment was called. The two coal men
helped to save things. The Pet Edi-
tors mother was sent out of the way.
The three men carried furniture and
pictures. and the very typewriter on
which this story is being written. Up
the drive howled the fire trucks, sirens
screaming. 1t wasn't more than three
minutes after the call went in when
the whole force was on the job, and
the assistant chief was crawling up
the front stairs on his stomach with
bose. He lay at the bed room door.
playing the water into the smoky
darkness while his soaking clothes
froze to him.
With the flremen on the job and
most Of the valuables taken from the
house. We got everything ready to take
the birds and animals out of their
coops If the need developed. In two
hours the fire was under control, and
not even the cats tail was singed
But this room where the Pet Editor is
writing smells smoky. There is melted
ice on the floor, and the bed rooms
on the west side are wrecks. But the
column must be written Just the same
Evening star., 1935-03-17

bing a small tree. Ronnie followed
Slug, however, and ended up IN a
heap at the bottom of the slope.
Then they were up and running
across other railroad tracks. all con-
verging toward what looked like a
huge round barn a mile or so away.
Soon the tracks we're behind them
and Slug stopped, pointing toward
smokestacks and buildings.
This is the town." he said as they
came up. Here's where we'll work
for a while.
Slug led them through back alleys
and side streets until he came TO a
stop in an alley behind an old red
brick house. !,
come on he called over his
shoulder. running up the rickety back
stairs. Ronnie and Hicky close behind
him.
On a small porch he stopped and
knocked sharply five times. He waited
a minute. then did it again. In a
moment the door opened small
crack. then a coarse voice cried,
"Slug!" and the door opened.
Ronnie froze.
The man who stood in the doorway
was the thug who had stolen Prof.
Shaynes car!
ITO be continued next Sunday)
Johnny Ito electrician hard at work
in school house)-What are you
doing?
Electrician-Im installing new
electric switch.
Johnny-Gee, I'm glad I don't have
to 20 to this school next year!
Evening star., 1935-03-17
Tell Fortunes

TELLING fortunes with invisible ink
will provide loads Of fun at your
next party.
The ink used is just plain lemon
Juice. Get q number Of slips Of paper,
q lemon and clean steel pen.
Squeeze Juice from the lemon and
write . number Of different fortunes
on the slips of paper with the juice.
They will be entirely invisible. At the
party pass around the slips Of paper
and have your guests write their
names and their birth dates on the
top. Then put all the slips In the
oven, or hold them over a candle
flame one by one.
The heat will bring out the invisible
writing. In q dark brown color, so that
the fortunes are easily read. The
quests are sure to be mystified and
considerably amused If your fortunes
are cleverly written.
Evening star., 1935-03-17
G4f GhRRS RS4S FAGE &?S l.

hands and knees. digging frantically
among the leaves.
Got cave here" he gasped. Help
me dig!"
and sticks, Ronnie and Hicky clawed
into the earth viciously. In minute
they struck a damp board.
Lift it!" hissed Slug.
Somehow they got their numb
fingers under the edge and after a
few straining tugs 1t came loose. Slug
slipped quickly into the dark, damp
hole and Ronnie and Hicky followed.
They crouched while Slug pulled the
heavy board back over the top Of the
hole.
THEN Slug ducked low and squirmed
through a narrow passage. They
heard a match strike, then dim
candle spluttered protestingly as it
cast Pickering shadows about crude,
rough room" about feet square.
Come on in" Slug said. painting.
Ronnie and Hickey wormed their
way through the rest of the passage
way and came into the larger space.
How you like this?" grinned Slug,
his uneven teeth looking more crooked
in the wavering light.
Ronnie looked around. by gosh,
this is all right" he breathed, uncon-
scious admiration in his voice.
20. K. amt it?" Slug agreed. BE
fore I was sent here I helped dig 1t
for a fellow who used it to make his
getaway. Never thought then that
I'd use it myself"
Suddenly Hicky put his finger to
his lips. "Listen!" he whispered.
Sounding far away, faint voices and
cries came to them. "Sshh!" warned
Slug. Shivering with cold, not daring
to talk. the boys sat still for what
seemed hours Above them they coulo
hear the guards as they ran through
the woods, shouting to each other
Ronnie prayed silently that they
would not notice the freshly upturneo
earth and the board.
FINALLY they could hear no more
voices.
ct guess they're gone" Slug breathec
a sigh Of relief. He looked at Hicky
well. ready to go?"
Hickey shrugged. Ronnie nodded
20. X" he said, hitching up his belt
They crawled through the marrow
tunnel and out Of the cave. For per
haps half an hour they trotted through
the woods. Finally Slug stopped.
| There's a railroad over there HI
painted, pointing. We'll hop a freigh
| at the water stop"
| They crouched near the water tanl
nearly an hour before freight chug
! ged slowly up the track. AS it came u
/ a grinding stop Slug crept toward th'
open door of a nearby car. Lookin,
quickly up and down along the sid
of the train. Slug scrambled into tn
car, motioning to Ronnie and Hick.
to follow. In dark corner the.
dropped on a pile Of hay. A few mo
ments later the train resumed it
laborious pull.
The next thing Ronnie and Hick
knew. Slug was shaking them, callin
for them to get up.
THEY looked dazedly around. 1t wa
daylight. The train was comm
to halt.
Come on" whispered Slug. Ronni
and Hicky got stiff1y to their fee
Slug crouched at the door. When tn
wheels began to screech on the trac
he suddenly jumped. Ronnie an
Hicky saw him land and tumble hea
over heels down a short, grassy slope
They hesitated minute, then jumpe
together. Hicky managed to keep hi
balance and caught himself by grab
Evening star., 1935-03-17

WHEN skating down long hill, or
down a steep driveway, the
coaster will allow you to assume a
sitting position and to coast in COM
fort and safety.
To make such a coaster, you will
need a long / by 2, a short piece Of
broomstick for a handle, a wooden
seat and large-size bed caster for an
end wheel.
Cut the I by 2 about So inches
long. Drill a hole in one end. into
which place the broomstick handle.
At the other end Of the l by 2 drill
small hole and insert the shank of the
bed caster. Nail the seat board on the
top Of the ! by 2, placing it so that
Evening star., 1935-03-17

when you assume a sitting position
your legs will come under the broom
stick handle and the handle will rest
on or just back Of your knees. You
will find that your weight, pressing
against the coaster seat, will force the
handle bar down on your knees and
allow you to brace yourself with your
legs.
When coasting, get good start,
then place the coaster between the
legs and sit on it. You will be able
to coast down real step hills without
any danger Of falling. When Lot
riding the coaster, carry 1t as a ski
stick. 1t is light weight to carry and
a great deal of fun can be had with it
even on level stretches of sidewalk.
Evening star., 1935-03-17
PUZZLES

Il
WE OBSERVE st. Patrick's day this
w week with a shamrock cross
word puzzle. Some Of the words are
very appropriate, too.
THE SHAMROCK.
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The definitions are:
HORIZONTAL.
I. 1reland's color.
6. Musical instrument.
I. Mounted (abbr0.
10. Irish flowers.
l5 Chopping tool.
Is. Anger.
II. Racket.
lS. Statute.
VERTICAL.
I. Graduate in pharmacy (abbr).
2. Edge.
3. One who dimes.
4. Extremity.
S. Negative.
s. Kind of fish.
8. Twisted to one side.
IL. Line about which the earth re-
wolves.
II. Adults.
13. Lubricant.
IA. Stuff.
-
Next comes a word diamond that
Is right in the spirit of the occasion.
The second line means to consume,
the third is additional, the fifth is a
group of Indians, and the sixth is a
famous flyer. Can you finish the
diamond?
A
T
PAT r I c 4
3
Each Of the words below Is Middle
Western city, with the letters jumbled
up. Can you straighten them out?
/. TRIED TO.
2. CELlED VAN.
3. LOOTED.
l.. WAKE MULE.
-
Evening star., 1935-03-17
RIDDLES

l. What letter will set one of the
heavenly bodies in motion? - Mae
Colby.
2. What food represents what the
patient has and what the doctor gets?
Dorothy Sloane.
3. Why didn't the ancients use PEN
Gil and paper to do their arithmetic?-
David Mendelsohn.
4. When is a clock cruel?-William
Sherman
S. At what time was Adam married?
Kate CaSSell.
Evening star., 1935-03-17
SECRET MISSION
Further Exciting A fvenfnres of Ronnie and Hicky
BY w. BOYCE MORGAN.

Racing madly through the dark
ness, Ronnie and Hicky heard slug's
voice ahead Of them.
Come on! Here's the fence!
Then they had their hands on the
cold bars and were pulling them
selves upward, struggling and pant
ing. Slug was hanging by his hands
from the top Of the fence on the other
side. There was soft thud as ne
dropped.
Ronnie and Hicky, side by side,
tugged themselves upward frantically.
Finally, after what seemed an age.
they somehow pulled themselves over
the sharp iron spikes. For a tense
second they hung. then dropped in a
tangled heap on the ground below.
"Hurt?" gasped Hicky as he
scrambled to his feet.
Evening star., 1935-03-17
INSTALLMENT VIII.

~ YER his shoulder Ronnie saw
4 the flashlight beams jumping
I crafty down the hall. Then
~ 1t was flooded with light.
Quickly he climbed on the
narrow iron stairway.
Get going!" Hicky said hoarsely,
close behind him.
Then they were running awkwardly
down the narrow fire escape. Ronnie
banged his shin as he made a turn,
and behind him he heard Hicky NUT
ter under his breath. Below, the dim
form of Slug was stumbling down
the last flight.
Suddenly from above beam Of
light shot down.
There they go!" a voice cried.
Grab 'em!"
Aided by the light. they made the
Evening star., 1935-03-17
Ireland
WE FIND the origin of the nam,

WE FIND the origin Of the name
w of ireland in an old Celtic myth.
According to this legend. the famous
isle was once entirely covered by wa
ter, except for a short period once in
seven years. During its times of ex-
posure the island looked so green and
inviting that many bold folk would go
there and establish homes, only to be
swallowed up by the sea.
Long ago 1t was thought that iron
Evening star., 1935-03-17
Riddle Answers

/. r, because It will make q star
start. 2. Coffee. 8. Because the Lord
told them to multiply upon the face
Of the earth. 4. When 1t strikes its
little one. s. Upon his wedding Eve.
Evening star., 1935-03-17

WE OBSERVE st. Patrick's day this
w week with a shamrock cross
word puzzle. Some Of the words are
very appropriate, too.
THE SHAMROCK.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-03
Do Warren, 0.
Paru poznamok ma dopis J.
P. S. - Schodza Mar. Slow.
Politickeho klubu. Senator
Smolka bude recnit'.

Warren, Ohio. Ctena re-
dakcia Y. S. Novin, bud'te
laskavi popriat' miesta mo-
Jim paru riadkom. Najprv
sa chcem zmienit' o nasom
youngstownskom organe, kto-
ry sa tax osvedcuje v celej
Mahoning doline. Niektorym
neprajnfkom slovenskych ca
sopisov sa uz zdalo o 1pad-
ku Y. S. Novin, ale bud Bo-
hu chvala, ze ia kampail
bola zdarna. Bud srdecna
vd'aka pracovnikom, ktori sa
o to prvi postarali. Druha
zasluha patri tym, ktori tax
zdarne pracovali pocas kam-
pane a tretia celemu nasmu
slovenskemu ludu, ktory 81
tieto noviny tax ochotne OBJ
jednaval. S tym sa sloven-
sky narod bars pekne preu-
kazal a osvedcil. Dokazal
l'ud 'om inym, re stoji "a
svoje slovenske povznesenie,
kde to potreba vyzaduje. No
ale nezabudnime i ma to, re
je jaro, ked' sa vsetko vzma-
ha, vsetko sa 20 zeme vyvi-
nuje, comu je i cas-. TAX pri
tom al nase Y. S. Noviny sa
nam az nadherne zotavily a
zelam i'm este lepsieho 20
tavenia v budlcnosti.
Bob to dina 26. januara
1885, ked' mi prisiel prvy
raz do ruky tento slovensky
casopis. Bolo to u nasho do
bre znameho brata Michala
Malay ma Kenilworth 1906
vo Warren. Pri rozhovore
ukazal mi Y. S. Noviny a bo-
10 to hned' mojou mysl'ou,
ze tieto noviny 81 muslin OBJ
jednat', lebo som tam hned'
videl dost'. Vec, co ma Eau
jala, bolo to vysvetlenie o
poistenf proti nezamestnano-
sti q nldzi a starobe. Myslim
81: dnes, ktore noviny sa S
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-03
A coze svetlo robi?

"A cOZe SvetlO rObl!
a. Svetlo nam ukazuje
farbu a krasu sveta. Len po-
zorujte dennu krasu pri "a
pade slnca, alebo pozoruje to
same rano, ked' zacne slnie-
.cko ukazovat' svoju tvar zpo
"a vrchov a .hned' sa zacne
krasa svetu vracat'.
b. No svetle ma al inu
.vlastnost' a to - vlastnost'
vodcovstva. Len 81 precitaj-
te v SIX. 27 20. Go znamena
svetlo.
c) Svetlo znamena zivot.
Bee slnca nielen ze prfroda
by umrela, ale al clovek.
Svetlo zabija choroby. TAX
svetlo Bozieho sloya zabija
hriech, nespravedlnost', se-
beckost'. Ono vyhana tmu
nevedomosti, predpojatosti q
povery. A preto milujme
Pismo svate a rozsirujme no.
Kto zanedbava Bibliu, ten
zanefbava svoju dusu, seba.
Premysra.itc o jej moci, vii
ye. q rozsiah hlosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-03
NAvRHOVANE ZMENY
v DEPORTACNYCH "A
INYCH ZAKONOCH. .
+. L. /. S.

V rocitom zasadnuti rady
National Council on Natu-
ralization and Citizenship"
usporiadanom minuleho me-
siaca v New Yorku, dozado-
val sa prist 'ahovalecky a ma
turalizacny komisar plukov-
mix Daniel w. MacCormack
revizie terajsieho deportac-
neho zakona, nazyvajdc ME-
ktore jeho predpisy "kruty-
mi a barbarskymi". Plukov-
mix MacCormack odporucal
pri tel prflezitosti ond pred
lohu, ktorej uzakonenim do
stale by sa sekretarke prace
plnej moci rozhodovat' po-
dl'a svojho dobrozdania o
deportacii takych cudzincov,
ktorych deportacia znacila
by roztrhnutie rodin, alebo
priviedla inc vel'ke nesna-
DE. S1easne radil plukovnfk
MacCormack al k sprfsneniu
tych nariadenf zakona, kto-
rymi sa umoznuje deporta-
cia cudzfch zlocincov, gang
sterov a raketyrov, ma kto-
rych sl terajsie zakony pri-
slabe.
Komisar MacCormack pou-
kazoval ma cely rad deporta-
eli, ktorych vysledkom bolo
tragicke roztrhnutie rodin-
nych svazkov a pri ktorych
deportovany clovek nebol
zlocincom, ale dopustil sa
mozbyt' iba vol'ajakeho tech
nickeho priestupku proti "a
konu. Deportacny zakon v
svojom terajsom zneni je eel
kom neoblomny a nedava nj
komu v departments prace
moznost', aby urobil vynim-
ku. Ami sekretarka prace, ba
ami sam prezident Spojenych
Statov nema prava k shovie-
vavosti, ak ide o rozhodova-
ME v deportacnom pripade.
Boil to prave nedostatok ia
kejto pravomoci, ktory ne
davno viedol k neuveritel-
nej deportacii dvoj-rocneho
diet at "a, ktoreho matka bo-
la sem pripustena zakonitou
cestou, ale ktoreho memo bo-
10 jakymsi nedopatrenim wy
mechanic 20 zaznamov.
Plukovnik MacCormack u
viedol niekolko pripadov ta-
kehoto druhu, kde deporta-
cia znamenala vlastne w.
hnanstvo. Je takmer az ne
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-03
sIRAN

uveritel'ne, ze kazdeho me-
siaca deportuje So 70 Spoje-
nych Statov pat'desiat Az ito
l'udf, ktorych odjazdom rox-
trhavajd sa rodinn6 svaxky.
q ze tymto deportaciam nie
je mozno nijakym sp6sobonl
zabranit', dokym So kongres
nerozhodne bud deportacn5
zakon pozmenit', bud dat
sekretarke prace pravo od-
volat' deportacny rozkaz y
prfpadoch, ktor6 81 takeho
zakroku zasluhujii.
Zatial' Go deportaGny "a
kon zasahuje Caste prilis kru
te do zivota cudzincov, kto-
ri sa nijakeho ozajstneho
zlocinu nedopustili, je ma
druhej strane az prishovieva-
w k cudzincom-zloGincom.
Nedavno sostavenou statisti-
kou vyslo ma javo, ze iba v
mestach New York a Chica-
go zdrziava sa 235 nepolep-
sitel'nych zlocincov, ktori ma
zaklade terajsieho zakona
nemozu byt' deportovanf. SD
to prave prfpady tohoto RAJ
zu, ktore viedly k navrhu. a.
by bolo mozno deportovat'
kazdeho prist 'ahovalca ke-
dykopvek po jeho prichode,
len Go boil diva razy odsdde-
ny 20 zlocinu proti verejnej
mravopocestnosti.
Vykaz o mnohych tisfcich
naturalizacnych pripadoch u
federalnych a statnych SUI
dov boil inym zaujimavym
predmetom, o ktorom sa ma
schodzi rokovalo. Zvlastny
vybor spomenutej rady, kto-
ry sa studiu tejto otazky ve-
noval, ze ma predpisy natu-
ralizacneho zakona sa kladie
v rozlicnych castiach kraji-
ny vepmi rozlicna vaha. TAX
ma pr. jedon sudca udelil OBJ
cianstvo muzovi, ktory bol
kedysi usvedceny z vrazdy,
zatiar Go my sudca zamiet-
null ziadost' cloveka, ktoreho
jedinym priestupkom bolo a-
restovanie pre- prirychln JAZZ
du. Take zlociny jako kra-
dez, zabitie a cudzolozstvo
nezamedzily niektorym pri-
st'ahovalcom cestu k nado-
budnutiu obcianstva, zatial'
co priestupky prot prohibic-
nemu zakonu staly sa pre- ME
ktorych ziadatel'ov prekaz-
kou, o ktoru sa rozbila ich
snaha stat sa obcanmi Spo-
jenych Statov. SD to taketo
povsimnutia hodne nesrovna-
losti, ktore pohnuly "Nation-
al Council on Naturalization
and Citizenship, aby sa u
siloval o presnejsie defino-
vanie poziadavok pre- ameri-
cke obcianstvo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-03
YoUNGsToWNsKE sLovENsKE Nov1NY

Pres. Coolidge" najdeme v
San Francisco, ako prve bolo
oznamene. TAX teda z Los
Angeles musel som do San
Francisco. Tam som NAL len
paru hodin, lebo cely den,
eili cely cas- bol straveny
hladanim kufrov atd'. Tam
" Maryknoll stala sa zmylka
a nasiel som, ze nase kufry
mienili zaslat' do Juznej Ci-
ny, do Honkong! A tie "bag-
gage checks, ktore SINE my
mali, patrily tym, ktori isli
do Japonska! A veru kufry
pre- Japonsko mali Go chvi-
Ia polozit ma nasu LODI!
Tym by bolo dobre, lebo
"Pres. Coolidge" bola by ich
slozila v Yokohama, ale ma
Sc kufry! Hja, bolo toho az
po usi! Nevidel som mic v
San Francisco. Naopak, mod
Iii som sa "a til J6bovu tr-
pezlivost'! A veru potrebo-
val som jej hojne! Konecne
nadisiel pokoj a vsetko bolo
0. K. Zaleteli SINE do Mary
knoll Procure, kde sme "a
chytili "olovrant" a potom
nazad k lodi, lebo o stvrtej
mala odplavat'! Odisla o ho-
dinu pol neskoro, a to pre-
istu kvotu hrozienok, ktore
V ostatnu minutu dosly a kto-
re mierily, cili cielily do
Shanghaju. Naraz trdba "a
brechla a ia som pocitil, re
som boil odtrhnuty cd Spoje-
Irnych Statov, cd domoviny,
cd vsetkeho, CO mi bolo mile
a drahe. Doteraz sa ma to
nemyslelo, lebo nebolo casu,
ale teraz to bolo insie! Pc
trme-vrme nastala tichost' a
clovek zacal mysliet'. Len
Bob vie, ci uvidim Ease anne
ricke pobrezie! Myslienky v
tejto chvil'ke? Radsej pre-
skocme to-!
| Nadherny to safel, ia
'President COOLIDGE! a to
Pacificke more!
/ Ale uz bude toho nateraz
dost'. S bozskym pozdravom
|
ma Vas a Vasich, a srdecnym
blahoprianim, aby Youngs-
townske Slovenske Noviny
pokracovaly v zivote dlhe,
dlhe a prospesne roxy, som,
Vas 1primny,
Cyril J. Kramar.
%. marca 1885.
(Srdecna vd aka "a zauji-
navy cestopis. Obrazok, hoe
len jeden, bude uverejneny
v buducom dopise, o ktory
Vas V meme citatel'o 'ov pro-
sim. N.Y.