davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-18

- Youngstownske Sloven-
ske Noviny matt mat pred
most v kazdej slovenskej do-
m&cnosti v Mahoning doline.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-18

vlovych epistolach.
Ale jeden z nasich basni-
kov vravf:
zivot S kazdym okamzikom
prcha, tecie - utecie...
Ziadnym lkanim, vzdychom,
vzlykom
nestavis no, clovece!
Nemrhajze v necinnosti
kratke chvile zivota,
kym ia tn ma zemi hosti
vel 'ka Bozia dobrota.
Ale pracuj, bojuj stale
"a Boha otcinu,
"a najvyssie ideale,
najsvatejsiu vidinu!
TAX mech plynu vratke easy,
v tom pre- teba skcdy MET;
Go tn straits, najdes zasi:
iny, slavny, vecny svet.
Co je ciel' vasho zivota::
Ci ME je pravdou o mno-
hych krest' t'anoch, ze zijd len
pre- seba, pre- telo, pre- tento
svet, pre- casny a kratky Ii
vot. Nemaju casu pre- dusu
ami pre- Boha.
Lepsie sa mat este nezna-
mena lepsim byt'. zivot clo-
vekov nezalezi v rozhojne-
nj statkov. Me kol'ko clovek
ma, ale elm clovek je.
Isty cestovatel' v Amazon
NAL zaujimavu skusenost'
Ia prve diva dni co tym kra-
JON cestoval, domorodci, kto
ri mu batozinu niesli, tisli sa
neunavne, ale ma treti den
"a ami nepohli. Go sa sta.
lo?" pytal sa cestovateP.. 90
nj musia cakat', aby ich du.
Be dohonily telo," odvetil ich
zastupca. @..
To je chyba S nami. My sa
stale zenieme len "a tyrn,
'cfm uspokojime nase telo, "a
vecmi materialnymi, ale "a.
byvame ma vlastne duse. Mi.
ckiewicz povedal: 20 kol'kc
zvelebfte a polepsite svoju
dusu, 0 ol'ko zvelebite svo'
ju vlast' a jej prava." A Tol
stoj odpordea, aby cloveh
rastol dusevne a pomahal i
nym rast', v tom .je cely III
vot. s
Pre- Pavla zivym byt' bo
Kristus. Co to znamena? TX
znamen&, ze Pavlove snahS
boly snahy Kristove. Ze OF
50 snazil lit, ako I'll Kri
stus. We'd ma to SINE povo
lanf, lebo ako Kristus trpe
"a mas, nechajlc nam pri
klad, aby SINE chodili v jeh,
sl'apajoch... Uz ME ja zijem
ale Kristus vo mne q skrz'
nina.
Bob ziada, aby SINE Ill
zivot uzitocny. A taky mo
zeme len skrze Krista, lei
. v Kristu. "Ostante vo mne
, lebo, ako ratolest' nem6z
! niest' ovocie, neostane-li pr
vinnom kmeni, tax ami w
: neostanete-li vo mne.''
J Zit' pre- Boha znanlen
: zabddat' ma seba.
4 Kto by chcel zachoyat' q
: vot svoj, ten no strait, al
: kto by stratil zivot svoj pr
: niNs, ten no najde. Nakozer
] stvo zalezi v poddajnosti
! peslusnosti. Posldchni . bt
!, lde tiv1 duta tvoia. Cdnn,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-18

fought stubbornly against
the Germans and the forces
of Zigmund in Hungary. In
1923, Zizka led the Hussites
thru Moravia into Slovakia
as far as Trnava: he return
ed to Moravia when his sup
plies gave out. Five years
later the Hussites invaded
Slovakia (Hungary) under
Procop Holy. Zigmund lost
five battles and called a
meeting in Bratis.ava in
1929. He tried to persuade
the Hussites that they were
in the wrong and assured
them of his love hor his and
their fatherland, Bohemia.
But the Hussites stubbornly
refused to recognize Zig
mund as the Czech King,
successor to Vaclav W., who
had died in 1419. In 1880
the Hussites came upon Zig
mund's army in Trnava and
a fierce struggle took place.
The Hussites lost 1000 men,
while the King suffered a
loss of 5000. Zigmund's at
tempts to subdue the Hus-
sites were vain. He enlisted
the services Of John Jiskra
of Brandys, a Moravian, in
1437 against the Turks. The
Jiskra led the Hussites in
this battle against the Turks,
which took place in the ter
ritory between the Danube
and the Sava Rivers, and de-
feated them decisively. He
himself was not a Hussite,
but a Catholic. His business
was war, and his fame as a
warrior had spread thruout
the land.
Zigmund's son-in-law, AL.
bert, succeeded him to the
thrones of Bohemia and Hun.
gary in 1437. His reign was
cut short two years later by
death. Shortly after hi!
] death, his widow gave birth
to Ladislaus, and he was re
cognized as the rightful heil
Of Albert in Siovakia, bu
the Magyars chose Vacla'
ILL.,, the King of the Poles
so Hungary was under tn
dominion of two rulers. Al
bert's widow sent Jiskra t.
: Slovakia to protect the in
terests of her son Ladislaus
BY 1440 Jiskra had practi
:, cally the whole of Slovaki
under control. He resided L
Kosice. The Slovak Pankra
of St. Mikulas, administrato
of the districts Of Orava
Liptov, and Turec fought a
: gainst Jiskra, but mad
peace with him Ill 1449.
, was Jiskra who helped Civ
Vaclav III. a sound thrash:
ing at Bratislava. Jiskra wa
given a title and propertie
by the Queen. He built NOR
, Notifications and strengthen
) ed those that already existed
Vladislav III. lost his lif
= in battle against the Turk
in 1444, and Ladislav was re
I cognized King by the mag
I mates of Hungary. The
: would not have Jiskra as &C
4 ministrator for the youthtl
5 King, but elected John HI
< nady. Jiskra refused to RI
l cognize Hunady and cont
I nued to rule over Slovaki
n and overthrow many HUI;
0 dy adherents. Hunady RI
n taliated by plundering an
t firing villages that recogniz
e ed Jiskra, but his army We
e completely demolished b
4 Jlskra near Lucenec in l451
: Hunady just escaped wit
r bis life. Later Hunady mad
/ UP with Jiskra in Rimavsk
q Sobota. According to I'll
u terms, Jiskra received 1890
ducats for damages incurre
4 and was to continue as ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-18
u sch6dze "a
Maticu Slovensku
Predn6Skovyy trad boil al xvo.
leny. Mnoho spolkov zastti-
pend.

pend.
v piAtok vecer, IL. okto-
bra bolA schodza pod kosto-
lom osady sv. Cyrila . Meto-
da ' zalezitosti prednaSiek
deleglcie Matice Slovenskej,
ktora pride do Ameriky v
decembfi.
Pritomni bolt: Rev. Stefan
Begalla, duchovny osady sv.
Cyrila . Metoda; Rev. Ste
fan Kocis, duchovny osady
Mena Jezis; Rev. Juraj Roh,
far&r ev. .. ". cirkvi JANA
Husa"; A. NJ. Palkovic, hi.
pokladnik SLOW. Lfgy; Jan
Lesko, hi. tajomnik Sdruze-
mia Slov. Katolfkov; DR.. Jo-
zef sofranec, Stefan Klusar
"a Slov. P. K. " Campbell;
Pavel Trnavsky, Stefan Gu
banyi, Jozef Yavorsky, Jan
J. Yavorsky "a G. 7s1. KJ.;
Jozef Martinko a Andrej A.
danko "a G. rs. XII; Frank
Hudik "a Odb. Gil. MSS;
Mrs. s. G.. Zetts "a G. 1872.
PSZJ.; Maria C. Slifka "a G.
80. IKSzJ.; Mrs. Sofranec,
Mrs. Adelphia Yavorsky "a
Spolok sv. Rity, Mrs. Maria
Zee "a Venice 131. X. s. a
Z. P. Klub v Campbell, Mrs.
Maria Hruby "a Z. P. Klub
v Campbell, Stefan Jochman
"a Steelton Impr. P. Klub,
Andrej ]. Hamrak, tai. a A.
Palencar, preds. 0kres. Sbo-
ru Slov. Lfgy; Michal A..
Buddie cd Sdruz. Studentov,
Jan Fabry, Jozef G.. Vascak,
hi. podpredseda KJ.; Jan
Basista a Martin Lipka "a G.
260. XII; Jan Witkay "a G.
10. MO. KJ.; Jozef Tekac "a
Lansingvillsky Impr. Klub; ;
M. J. Bartos "a Sbor 159. K.
Sokola; Jan Kadilak, preds.
Odb. 722. MSS; Samuel La
ska, predseda c. SO. S. e. J.
Jan Koval "a Sbor 25S. s. T.
EJ. Sokol; Juraj Vargo, hi,
podpredseda PSI; Jan Sa.
rosy "a Sbor 26. K. Sokola;
Jozef j. Schromosfky, Joze1
P. Martin . Mattel Mr&z.
Predseda Okr. Sboru Ligy
Andrej Palencar otvoril scho
dzu q privital vsetkych. Ia
jemnik precftal zapisnicu /,
min. sch6dze, ktora bola pri
jata. Predseda poziadal Rev
, Kocisa, aby nam poveda
nieco z historic Matice Slo
venskej, 60 Rev. Koeis ochot
ne urobil . svojeu recou Ia
paiil v kazdom horucu lask,
k narodu. Kazdy pritomnJ
boil "a to, aby SINE podpo
. rovali tito prednaskovd ak
ciu Matice Slovenskej a aby
SINE sa pridali ku Clevelan
du. Grad sa ma doznat', 0
hl'adopa financovania pred
; nasiek v trade v Clevelande
Potom prislo ku zvoleni'
prednlskovthee uradu pr
Mahoning dolinu: "a pred
sedu jednohlasne boil zvole
, ny Rev. Stefan Kocis a q
, podpredsedov vsetci velebr
panovia, menovite: Rev. Ste
fan Besalla, Rev. Jozef Ko
, stik, Rev. Juraj P. Novak
Rev. Jozef Krispinsky, Rev
, Frantisek Kozelek, Rev. MI
> chal Tondra, Rev. Jozef E
+. las, Rev. Pavel Sikora, Rev
Juraj Rob, Rev. Michal III
: ben q k MIN al p. Jozef Vas
c&k, pani Maria C. Slifka
p. Andrej Palencar. "a ta
jomnika jednohlasne Andre
j. HamrAk q "a pokladnik
Anton M. Palkovic.
! Tajomnfk ozn&mil, BE ]
q povolany ma sch6dzu do Cls
1 velandu ma Is. oktobrs. N
q f6JpZ1}S}S{.sJS =If=If&
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-18
Schodza Okresneho
Sboru SLOW. Ligy

Schodza -Okresneho Sboru
Slov. Ligy ma Mahoning do
line bude ma utorok vecer,
pri osade sv. Cyrila . MetO-
da o pol osmej vecer. Pro,
sim . najvacsiu dcast'.
Andrsj J. Hannrklk, taj
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-18
DIVE PODMIENKY
ZIVOTA.
Pfse NJ. D. HIBEN.

BE ten, kto cuje mole slova
. veri tomu, ktory ma po-
sIal, ma vecny zivot a ne-
pride na sud, ale presiel 20
srarti do zivota. Amen, a.
.m&n VAN hovorim, ze pride
hodina . je teraz, ked' mrt-
VI pocujd HAS Syna Bozie-
no, a ktori pocuju, budl
lit. Ev. sv. Jana 5:24-25.
zivot vecny podl'a tychto
dvoch versov ma dve pod
mienky: l. PcGut' slovo Bo-
lie q 2. VERT, temu, ktory
postal to Slovo ma tento svet.
"Ten, cuje mole slova."
On Co Slovo prisiel, ably nam
zjavil v6l'u svojho Otca ku
spaseniu nasfch dust. Kris
tus Go Slovo povedal nam. ze
60 name chit, aby SINE OBJ
siahli zivot vecny.
Ma prvom mieste musfme
pocut' to slovo, lebo viera .pri
chadza Z pocutia a pocutie
skrze slovo Bozie. Rim. 10:
II. ..... ..
Lukas nam hovori, ze "a
stup "a ma neho vail, ably
pocul slovo Bozie. Ako ma
me to slovo posl1chat'? S
vaznost'ou, pozorne, priji-
materne j ked' mas ono tre-
see, $ modlitbou v srdci a
casio, ME len raz "a cas-. Le-
bo slova jeho duch sd a Ii
vot su. -.
Ziv6t. Najhlavneisou We
cou ma tomto svete je zivot,
Najyiac l'udi So zaujima 9
: to, ako by mohli zivot pre-.
dlzit' a zachovat'. Avsak fy.
zicky zivot sam v sebe ne.
ma vel'kej ceny. Zivot je j.
ba deckost' nesmrtel'nosti.
Shakespeare pravdu NAL
ked' riekoi, ze zivot je iba
tona, ktora 81 vykracuje ve
svoju hodinu a Wac jej MET
Zidovska legenda hovori
ze Matuzalemovi jeho pria
telia radili, aby 81 tu, nj
tomto svete zalozil trvalJ
domov, on povedal, ze ma ia
ky kratky cas- sa nevyplat
. j ked' Iii 969 rokov. PR
neho nemal cenu tento Ii
vot. a1.sas .@
Naco my name klast' maj
vacsi doraz a co 81 my ma
me najviac vazit' a cent j,
zivot vecny, ktory nam do
niesol Kristus, zivot duchov
ny. "Ja som ta costa i prav
da i zivot.' v Nom Dol d
vot a ten zivot Dol svetlon
l'udi. Amen, amen, vam no
vorim, ze pride hodina a j
teraz, ked' mrtvi pocujl hla
Syna Bozieho, a ktori pocu
jd, budd lit.
L Kto su to ii mrtvi7 MOI
no, ze Pan Jezis tu mysle
! telesne mrtvych, aby TAX
to zd6raznil zmrtvych VISTA
ME, ale ia myslim, ze O.
viacej myslel tych, kteri 8
rnrtvi duchovne, nartvf "
vinach . hriechoch.
Clovek, ktory je duseva
mrtvy, je tax bezmocny, a
ko j ten, ktory je mrtvy tt
lesne. Ako jeden tax ami dru
NJ nem6ze 81 sam pomoct
Ako jednemu, tax ami drl
hemu nemoze ziaden Glove
pomoct'. Jedine Syn Glove
ka ma naoc povedat' kulhs
vemu: vstah. A jedine @
ma moe povedat': Odpust':
ji So hriechy tvoje.
Jediny Kristus ma nc
dat zivot. A Co mrtvy potr'
buje, je zivot. ia som pr
siel, aby zivot mali Mrt,
pocujl. Naklohte pcha syo
ho, posldchnite a bude ziv
dusa vasa. Jeho slova 4
duch . zivot. Jeho slova :
semiackom, ktore je do =
me hoden@ a povstane ' NJ
voin zivote, tax slova Jeh
donesd cloveku aovy 1.-Two
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-21
BRITISH MOVE IN
LIBYA INDICATIVE
SITUATION is TENSE
(Copvrjeht, 1885, United Press

CARO-, Dec. q. (UP).-A bat
TALON of the British tank corps
was rushed to the Lihyan border
before dawn yesterday in a move
many Britishers regarded as re-
Election of increased Mediterra-
mean tension between Italy and
Cheat Britain.
Following closely after collapse
of the Franco British proposals
for peace between Ethiopia and
Italy, the concentration of troops
along barbed-wire borderline OPP
posite Air Marshal Italo Balboa
heavy Libyan contingents was
viewed pessimistically in the Eng
lish colony.
Departure of the tank battalion
was announced at the military de-
pot but no mention appeared ia
the closely controlled Egyptian
press. The destination was con-
cealed as military secret" but
it was understood reliably that
they were bound for the so-called
forbidden triangle" of northwes-
tern Egypt, near the Gulf of Sol
lum.
A line drawn between the oasis
of silva on the Libyan-Egypt from
tier and Matruh on the coast
would form the long side of the
triangle. The Libyan frontier and
the Mediterranean coast of Egypt
form the other sides.
Into this zone Britain has been
pouring troops since Italy began
massing divisions on the other
side of the bristling border-pur-
portedly to control native disturb
ances in the Cyrenaica section Of
the Italian colony.
No correspondent may pene-
trate the forbidden triangle" but
it is reported Britain has not only
tanks but airplanes within a few
minutes travel from the border.
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COP, FRACTIONAL
BATTLE IS LOOMING

CONTINUED from page One)
hat the Democrats and President
Roosevelt. He declared that if his
friends wanted him as a candidate
he was agreeable, but that if lib
erals of the party wished some
other candidate, that also would
be agreeable to him.
"If in any state" he declared,
"the liberals in the party think
the liberal cause will be advanced
bv pledging delegates to me, | will
cooperate fully with that plan"
The 70-year-od liberal senator
declared that any candidate would
be seeking political immolation to
accept the nomination on any but
a liberal platform.
Senator Borah issued the state
ment to clarity his position after
he had been visited by two Re-
publicans from Wisconsin to oh
tain his permission to attemnt to
have the delegation from that
state instructed for him,
Following his statement a Borah-
for-President boom was launched
in Massachusetts Yesterday bv
Robert NJ. Washburn, who said he
planned to put a ticket pledged to
Borah in the state primaries in
April.
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WASHINGTON SEES
LULL IN DRIFT TO
WAR, DESPITE NEWS

WASHINGTON, Dec. p. Ui)
Administration officials here md
Gated the belief today that, de
spite ominOus news from various
European centers, the nations
abroad have entered upon a
breathing spell in their steady
drift toward war.
Secretary Of State Cordell Hull
reflected this view i'll his an
nouncemcnt that he is leaving
Washington for 4 few days holi-
day.
The possibility of an Italian at
tack on Great Britain in the Med
itcrranean sea exists only, officials
here believe, if the present sane
tions are extended by the League
of Nations to include coal, steel,
copper and oil.
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SACRED CANTATA
SUNDAY NIGHT AT
METHODIST CHURCH
(Cor+inr,ad from mage onel

(Continned from mage onel
herd Closing chorus, Glory 10
Cod in the Highest" and clark
the Herald Angels Sing"
The personnel of the choir 1of
the cantata is as follows: Soprano,
Misses Margie McCarson, Eloise
Johnson, Margaret Stokes, Viz
cinia Ellison. and Mesdames Gus
Station, William Stokes, Gardner
Riv, J. w. Payne and Frank Yar-
boroueh. Altos, Misses Caroline
Fielder, Tommie Shepherd, Sue
CarTen and Mesdames Irma Allen,
Mabel Baughman, and NJ. R. John
SON Tenors, E. T. Ellison and
Paul Anders. Bases, Gardner Bly,,
Mack Salley and William Stokes.
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anplication of the laws of proba-
bility to death statistics COM
piled by the L. S. Bureau of the
Census. Although virtually I'M
known to the layman, the laws
of probability are the chances OF
everyday existence.
From his formulate, Hill can
and does calculate the chances
of President Roosevelt being re-
elected: the odds against an IN
dividual living to the age of ~;
the percentages against Il couple
producing twins; The probability
of perfect hand at bridge.
And the mathematics expert
can Show statistics proving thai
the odds are overwhelmingly in
favor of the individual in motor
deaths, leaving only the conclu-
lion that the human clemen.
and that alone g the dominant
factor in the huge highway death
1.-THE odds against the re-clec-
tion of President Hoover in 1872
were 100000 to l." said I'LL.
consequently: Mr.. Hoover was
ten times more likely to be killed
in an automobile accident than
to be reelected president in
1882"
His breakdown Of automobile
fatalities showed the following
odds against death:
Miami 1900 to |, lndlanapoIlS
3.1OO to /, Los Angeles $500 to
!, Atlanta $500 to |, Seattle
1000 to |, Camden,N. j., 400
TO |. Des Moines 1920 TO |, Wash
ington 400 to l,Chicago 400
to /. Kansas City 1880 to !, Den
yer 1900 to l. New Orleans D.
600 to !, Portland, Ore 300 to
|. Omaha $500 to |, Boston $500
to /, Minneapolis 5000 to |, De-
troit 6,4OO to l, New York 6,7cO
TO |. San Francisco 10000 to !,
Lynn, Mass, II 200 to l.
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Declares Human
Equation. Brings
On Auto Deaths
Georgia University Analyst n
Says Fate Not Contribut-
[s4a*". ing Factor @@ e.

b
ATHENS, Ca, Dec: ~ 'OrJ
It's not fate but, the human eq"n-
ton 't that un!cashcs sudden death Il!
on Americas highways ana Guy
streets. 49,. ..,.. ,ooo
The odds are better than NV
to that an average cltlzeh' Nv
mo in even the most dangerous
t,~1rfic areas. will escape death III
An automobile accident.
Bnt when the human equat1on
onerates against these ,overWhelnl E
1 fnH "odds~against the laws OF
,,' r hahilitv-the one-slded per-
n 20 n Of safety is reduced to
thn noritv that EQUALS death ana
t t,,,o p;c counts its annual auto
Inath toll in the thousands:
y Prof. Pope r. Hill Of Georgia
university. an outstanding expert
un the laws of probability, has
I broknn down automobile fatal.
+;nS 70 commonplace terms OF
adds through the cold processes
of mathematical formulate. Inc
TasuIts show the average Amerl-
ran an overwhelming faVorite
AGAINST automobile death, de-
s6ite Commerce Secretary Henry
6. Roper's estimate Of an annual
toll Of 100, 900 lives "on the land,
in the air and on the. sea- t,.,,
The odds, according to Hill:
rance from 1900 to 1 against
death in Miami, Fla, to l7,2Oo
to / in Lynn, Mass.-the two eX-
frames in the scale of automobile
fits odds we're reached through
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HOLD TWO In
ROGERS DEATH
Continued from paga o,o,

(ContlnueG rom page one)
cousin, Herschell Carver, 80. Of
Leicester.
Essie Carver signed a statement
declaring that Herschell BROUGHT
Mr.. Rogers to her home on RANKIN
avenue during Thursday AFTER
noon and the three of them drovo
in Mr.. Rogers car to a homo IN
West Asheville where thew bonobt
some whisky and had drinks At.
er several rounds of drinks thnv
drove to Pack Square, where ' sbo
said that both she and HersrbnII
got out of the car and left Nv
Rogers. III ~
The sheriff declared that Cary
erS statement differed from, the
girls in material details.
Mr.. Rogers body was found at
io O'Clock Yesterday morning ".
ing beside the Goodman road nesr
the steam power plant of The
Carolina Power and LIGHT co yr
pany at Craggy by a man naval
Towe. Two hours later HE WIZ
Mrs. Myrtle Rogers, came to- A Me
vile, hunting for him, deciarino
that he had been missing ovar7
night. 0'e-
A sum of money, which N1rs
rogers said id , was in excess of SIS,
and his billfold were missino ~ hHt
the assailants did not remove his
diamond ring and watch.
He had been shot once thronob
the head, apparently from behind
and DR.. George F. Baier, Jr coro,
ner, estimated that he had been
dead from IL to Is hours.
DR.. Baier said that an inmest
will be held this afternoon.
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Speed of Crocodiles

The average speed of crOcodiles
is a mere crawl, the body and tail
being dragged along, but when ex-
cited they can run about 20 miles
an hour, with the body we'll off the
ground for short distances.
want you to bring me a doll, wrist
watch, and tea-set. That is all |
want because you have so many
other children to go see. There
are lots of poor children. Please
take them plenty of toys. Merry
Christmas. Your friend,
STELLA ALLISON,
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Some Day, Maybe

Some day humanity will be suffi-
ciently enlightened to turn its COM
bative instinct against its real enc
mics, ignorance and poverty and all
their host of allies.
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Hendersonville, y. c.,
prrrra No >

4NVNNN W.
Hello, Dear Old Santa Claus:
Here l am again-the little boy
that has no mother. | am three
years old. [ stay with my grand
mother and grandfather. Santa
Claus, thank you for what you
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Meaning of Alabama"

Alabama. ali Indian word, lie:
allv means Here we rest" but !
really applies to a place of beau''
worth resting In.
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"The white man." says an ex-
plorer, "fccls at home in every
part of the world.' What abont
the kitchen:
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Mss,EssSH

MONEY TALKS
---but you must tell it lUhat to say
LET'S suppose that the dollars you spend were
suddenly given minds of their owr-~and tpb
Of deciding what to buy for you.
They'd have to learn their way arcmd ma
hurry, And one of the first things they do would
be to study the newspapers advertisement
that discusses something you'd be needing, Or
wanting. They'd get the latest facts on automatic
refrigerators and sports shoes and tea and motor
oil and all the rest They'd make business Oh
knowing WHAT, WHERE and WHEN to buy
Are YOU less careful and less constant in your
ad-reading than you should be? DO you have u
depend on other people for facts that are ceaFH
stated from day to day in the advertising pas'
of this newspaper? ..,.'
Read advertising thoughtfully, cOlSluef "
thepoints you find there on their merits f''0''
in advance exactly what things VIII pest S''''
your needs-and why. After all, that's the 0"'
way to get your moneys WORTH every t'"e
The real reason for advertising IS not u '>'
some one sell something, but to he'p 70" '
what you want. r..,v3 IL. "'"
The {; Tii inn
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HendeiSonville, y. C.,
Route No. ),
Dee. 81, 1888.
Dear Santa Claus:
| am six years old and in tn"
first grade at school. | am trying
to be a good little girl. | want
you to bring me 4 litllc table with
two chairs. Please bring me some
candy. fruits and nuts and every
thing good 10 eat.
CECILIA DUNCAN.
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UcnderSonville, n. c.,

IIcndcrSonville, y. c."
Route No. ,.
Ny Dear Santa:
I am q little girl eleven years
old Mother doesn't let me 90 to
school because Pm not strong
enough. But | hope TO some day.
VIII YOU please bring me a pencil
tablet. oranges and candy. | must
say goodbye and get ready for
YOU. With love,
LITTLE MYRTLE CONNOR.
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Hendersonville, \. c.,

Hendersonville, y. c..
Route 1, Box 1870.
Dear Santa Claus:
For Christmas l want pair OF
shoes. q GOOD book and boxing
gloves: q few nuts. apples and
oranges. and some frecrackers.
Your friend,
HENRY GARREN.
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Dear Santa Claus: ,
I am . good little boy. | mind
my parents and I build fires every
morning. | want an autOmobli1
with white wire wheels and Il
must be a coupe. And want
some nuts and candy. And Santa,
don't forget my little girl friend.
Her name is Sarah ard she wants
a cedar chest. And don't forget
Betty and Charlie.
Your little friend,
CLYDE CORpENING.