davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-05
ROzHLAS YSN.

4 xampan ma 1000 novych
beratel 'ov skoncf sa Is.
/ 1rfla. Pracovnfci a pracov-
Milky ustavicne pracuj1 O.
/ 3evnenim a horlivost' 'ou,
or& nema paru. Vsetci ma
duchovni - katolicki
testantskf - ich povzbu-
xaj6 q i'm pomahaj1 a Slo-
I'd ktorf 81 predplatia, no
4xny s radost'ou ber1 do
Toto dava j nam silly
| ogluSevnenia. Toto nam
vBetkym dodat' hrdosti
ovedomia, Re mozeme
onat' vel'k6 veci - ked'
govych odberatePov srde-
vftame q d'akujeme i'm.
ich ochoty by sa to tiez
lo preyiedlo. Upozorhu-
IA, xe pri svojom me
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hanbf - syoiei ylastnei
matky. Go to matka len nv
slf 0 takom synoyi. ked' Ii
lesti v hrobe. ked' ie mrtva.
Ked' chcete uspokojit' va
Sc svedomie - yrat'te sa
nazpat k svoimu narodu -
chate - bo kun to neuro-
bite, ste ztratenJmi oycami
svoiho naroda.
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nejsiu a cistejsiu minulost',
jak slovensky?
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-05
MOI KlJT
Pfse: FATHER KOSTIK.

prfsny post nasej sv. cirkvi.
Pozrite ma mohamedanov -
| tf l'udia v deviation mesiaci,
ktory sa menuje Ramadon,
zaiste postia. Cez cely me-
siac; cd rama do vecera mic
nejedia, mic nepij1 - ami
len nefajcia. A veru to je
ME mal'uckost', bo ten me-
siac je tam ten najhor1cej-
81. Bohatym, pravda, je pah-
Sic, bo tt cez cely den LEILA
ale ten utrapeny robot
mix, ktory znasa t'archu ce-
leho dna - pre- toho post
je opravdiva pokuta.
Neviem, Go by len robili
niektorf z nasich, keby ma
Ii byt' mohamedanmi? Ked'
by nielen 81 nemohli zapit' i,
ale ami fajku zapalit'.
Mnohf mono by radsej
nechali celd sv. cirkev, ale
ME svoju zapekacku.
Daj pozor.
Ked' v roku 1910 v Ne
mecku sa zacal BOZ proti
cirkvi katolfckej, vepka bo-
la radost' po celom syete ME
medzi krest' 'anmi - ale me-
dzi nepriatel'mi. Reef, pisa
MIA bolo po celom svete
dost'.
Pravda, recnili o tom al
v Amerike. V Chicagu, ked'
v jednej fabrike sisli sa ro-
botnfci, isty neverec Nemec
zodvihnul hlas a poveda
Net'aha ma vel'mi srdce do
mojej domoviny, ale jednak
by som rad tam isiel len
pre- til pricinu, ably som kaz-
demu knazovi hlavu od-
tai.
o chvfl 'ku ten neverec w.
| strcil hlavu cez okno po-
zriet', ci uz spustia elevator
nalozeny zelezom - a v
tom okamzenf elevator s ia.
kou rychlost'ou sa spustil,
ze v tom okamzenf NAL hla.
VII odt'at1 ako guillotfnou.
Spolurobotnfci stall okole
| jeho mrtvoly a sa pytali
"Ci je to ME ten, ktory ler
pred kratkou chvflkou ka.
zdemu duchovnemu v Ne
mecku hlavu chcel cd.
tiat'?"
Daj pozor, bo Bob nieke'
dy vel'mi chytro tresta.
Krava.
Boly to len easy. Ked
som boil malym chlapcom
pfsal som pre- pol dediny Ii
sty do Ameriky. Niektort
zena neznala pfsat', niekto
rel sa ruky triasly, niektors
nemala casu - ia som to
mu rad boil, bo vzdy kvaplt
nieco "a pfsanie.
/ Mas sused tiez bol v A
merike, ale nejako zabudo
ma famfliu - a NAL hodnt
start matku, zenu a kop,
detf - neposielal "a me
siace ami len grajciara.
Raz pride suseda a pove
da: "Jozku, synacku, napf
len tomu mojmu pijakov
list do tel Ameriky - a mo
zno posle, ked' mu trosk'
pociganime - napis, napf
synu m6j,ze mi krava zdoch
la. -
ia to urobil. A 60 sa sta
10? O par dnf krava sa zdu
la a veru sa vyvratila.
Potom, ked' prisla, lei
som sa spytal: "Tetko a ma
pisat', ze krava zdochla?
A ona nielen 1stami, ale
rukami kricala: "Nie, nj
synu moi - bo ME dost', =
neposiela - ale j ia druh;
krava by mi zdochla. !"
Cd toho casu nikdy cigan
stvo nestrpela.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-05

Americke zemedelstvo po-
stihuje katastrofa "a kata-
strofou. Pre- styri-rocnd SUI
chotu, orna zem " Colora-
do, Texas, Oklahoma, KAN
sas, Nebraska, Missouri q
ciastkach Iowy So obratila
ma Jenny prach, ktory vie
tor l'ahko zdvihne a rome
sic po svete. V posledne diva
ttzdne sta miliony ton toh-
to prachu - lrodnej vrst-
Wy p6dy - odniesol victor
do vychodnych statov a do
Atlantickeho mora a zane.
chal len hol1, spodnd, nel-
rodnd vrstvu, ma ktorej ami
trava nenarastie. Znalci ho-
voria, ze ak sa hned' neza-
cne nieto proti tomu robit'
a to ma vel'kej skale, tax tie
staty stand sa behom KRAFT
kych rokov druhou Saharou
- clovekom urobenou. Ano,
clovekom urobenou, lebo ia
zem nemala byt' nikdy OBJ
rabana, ale ponechana pre-
pasienky a lesy. V tych sta
toch je vzdy vacsia-mensia
suchota a preto je tam zem
vzdy prasna. Me je to do
kaz, ze ta nasa vychvalena
civilizacia je len povrchnou
a ze SINE ME mddrejsi, ako
boil obyvatelia severnej A
friky pred tisfcami rokmi? /
oni obrabali zem, kde maly
byt' pasienky a dnes MET ma
Sahare zivota ami pre- vtac-
ka-letacka.
Len "a prezidenta Roose-
velta zacalo sa nieco robit'
ma zachranenie tejto zeme
ma Zapade cd obratenia v
plst'. Ia diva roxy vysadilo
sa 2O,O00,O00 stromkov ma
1000 akroch. Ale Go je to
oproti potrebe vysadenia
stromov ma 27 milionoch a.
kroch? V terajsom tempe
sa to vysadf "a tisfc rokov.
V Spojenych Statoch AZ
percent vsetkych fariem ME
je vlastnene ich obrabatep-
mi. Ziju - vlastne len ext
stuju ma mich z milosti vel-
kostatkarov, ktorym davaju
polovicu z drody. Ma Juhu
je to este horsie: tam SO
percent pody obrabane je
bezzemkami a ked'ze do L.
rody nevidia centa, musia
kupovat' svoje potreby vo
vel 'kostatkarskych obcho-
doch, kde sd ceny al o sto
percent vyssie, nezli indie,
takze tt chudaci su v sku-
tocnosti otrokmi majitel'ov
zeme. Ma Juhu nielen Ger
nosi, al bieli ludia byvajd
|v z dosak sbitych b1dach,
horsich, nezli sd ciganske
b1dy ma Slovensku. Chodia
cely rok boso a ich hlavnou
satou sd "overalsi''. V Spoj.
Statoch panuje skutocne
vel'ka kriza farmarov -
vacsia, nezli je kriza neza-
mestnanych robotnikov.
Nasa vlada rozhodla sa
Ivyhndt' sa buddcej vojne te-
mer "a kazdd cenu. Pripra.
vuju sa zakony, ktore zne.
moznia liberalny predaj mu.
nfcie vojnu veddcim stran.
kan a Amerikanom nebude
dovolene cestovat' po svete
pod ochranou americkej "a.
stavy - Go znaci, ze kazdy
kto bude cestovat' do vojnu
ved1cich krajfn, bude ce.
stovat' ma vlastn1 past. Mu.
nfciu budeme predavat' ler
"a hotove peniaze a must 81
II, ndviozf, kunifo1, Nv NO
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-05

tatel'ov a citateliek: Moi
kdt" velp. Kostika q kdt
"Od mas zien". Clanocky
Rev. Kostika citane sd ! Y
slovenskych redakciach q Y
min. (. "Jednoty'' Dol jeden,
o tom somarovi, i odtlacent.
Do kdta "Od mas lien" pri-
budla nova dopisovatel'ka :
pani Basistov&. My ju srde-
cne vftame a povolavame al
inc zeny a slecny "a dopi-
sovatel'ky. Ked' sme zacf-
nall kampan "a 1000 novych
odberatel'ov sl'dbili SINE, ze
zeny budd mat svoju stra-
nu. Teraz, ked' ju majd -
mech 81 do nej dopisujd. Bu-
de ZaujimaveJSla. ~
V statoch Indiana a New
York bol vyneseny zakon,
ktory urobil koniec prikla-
dania balzamu ma ranene
srdiecka v podobe pehazne-
no odskodneho. Kto sl'ubi
tam dievcat'u manzelstvo a
Stub nedodrzi, dievca ne
bude mat pomoci. Kto od-
vabi manzela alebo manzel-
ku menu, nebude "a to
platit'. Osem inych statov
zamysl'a podobny zakon W.
NEST. A to len preto, ze do
savadny zakon bo1 zenami a
dievcatmi zneuzivany. Ked'
sa chap zabavil nahodou S
daktorou "gold-diggerkou" :,
uz no zalovala pre- zrusenie
manzelskeho 81 'ubu. Boly j
take, co zvabily bohatych
chlapov a "a pomoci ukry-
tych svedkov usvedcily ma
sude, takze chudak musel
platit' take tisfce. Teraz
pre- take zenstiny budu tr-
piet' poriadne zeny a diev-
cata, lebo mad bezcharakter-
nymi chlapmi nebude visiet
mec "balzamoveho zakona. -
Ma IL. aprila je v Ohio
den sadenia stromkov. Ia.
sadie 81 stromeek alebo kri.
eek a zavd'aci sa yam svo-
jou krasou. Dvor bez strom.
kov je ako clovek ma pdsti
Filipiny dostan1 ma Is
novembra autonomiu. Ustavs
uz bola udobrena preziden
tom Rooseveltom. o desat
rokov Filipfny sa maj1 stat
republikou, neodvislou oo
Spoj. Statov. Ale este sd Fl
lipfny ME neodvisle a uz So
boja Japonska, ze ich ono
pohltf. Taky je osud malycf
a slabych narodov.
Filipinske ostrovy staly 81
majetkom Spoj. Statov pt
spanielsko-americkej vojne
v ktorej bola i Kuba oslobo
dena. Ma Filipinach byva o
kolo IL milionov obyvate
Pow, miesanina to Spanielo'
a domorodcov. Leila blizk'
Ciny a japonskeho ostrov'
Formozy, ktory Japonci CT
ne wall. Ostrovy mozu Wy
zivit' ME IL, ale 40 milo
nov l'udf. Preto Japonci po
zerajd ma ne ziadostivym o
kom. Nateraz s1 Filipin.
bazou nasej aziatickej va
lecnej floty.
"Nemecko mobilizuje svo
ju kultIru", cftame v jed
nom sbornfku. Ia mobiliza
cia pozostava z obmedzeni'
pottu univerzitnych studen
tov ma stvrtinu; vyucovani'
ich v "plemennej vede", ii
o cistote nemeckej rasy (c'
je humbug, lebo cistej l'ud
skej rasy MET a sam Hitle
ME je cistokrvny Nemec),
vzt'ahu zdravia, lucby, elek
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-05

generalom. O tret'om Don
Bosco dokoncil a poveda: !:
"Ten maly by mohol byt'
knazom. /" zenska ma to:
''Radsej no chcem vidiet' v
truhle, jako by 50 to malo
stat. s ttm sa .rozisli.
! O osem dni bezi ta zena
k Don Doscovi a narieka
Pane, prfd 'te pozehnat'
mojho maleho synacka, be
zomiera."
Ked' maly chlapcek uvi-
del Don Bosca stat pri po-
steli, poveda matke: "Vies,
preco ia muslin zomriet'
mamo? Pamatas, Go 81 po-
vedala pred par dnami to-
mu velebnemu panovi?"
0 chvfpku boil mrtvy.
Nemiesajme sa, a nechci-
me zmenit' plany bozie.
Eva.
Parfzsky arcibiskup boil
povolany ma veceru. Prav-
da, l'udia, ktorf no povolal;,
boil vel'mi bohatf. Prftomna
bola celia aristokracia pa
rfzska. Panovia a danny. Pri
arcibiskupovi s jednej stra-
ny sedel NEST 'anosta a s
druhej jeho manzelka, kto-
ra veru nebola vel'mi oble-
cena. Archbishop ami neku-
kal v ia stranu, kde sedela
- cd handy. Ked' davali
jedla, len tax boku n1kal
susedu. Ked' ale prisli ku
koncu a davali ovocie, vte-
dy arcibiskup vel'mi laska-
We ndkal paniu jablkami,
ktora celkom prekvapena
poveda: "Pane moi, mysle-
la som, ze ste ma ami ne
zbadal - a preco ma tax
ndkate jablkami?" - Ma to
arcibiskup kratko len topko
povedal: "Preto pani moja,
bo i Eva len vtedy zbadala
ze je naha, ked' z jablka
jedla."
| ia myslfm, ze i nase pa
ME by molly niekedy do ia.
blcka zakusit', ked' id1 ma
tanec, ma zabavy - aby
zbadaly, ze ked' ME celkom,
ale s1 aspon zpoly nahe
| Punkt.
Nase mesto.
Priblizujd sa vol'by. Ktc
bude mat tol'ko priatel'ov
ako mas slovensky Pud? Blu.
dd durkat', trepat' ma va.
sich dverach, len ably ste o.
tvorili. A potion budd vam
chvalit' slovensky narod, ze
MET lepsieho pod slnkom, a.
ko je mas. Zacne sa sl'ubo'
vanie. Priobecajd nam hory'
dolly, jak je potrebno i SIN
ko vam prinesd - len dajte
i'm voto. Pred vol 'bami kaz
dy vas pozna a vola vas
John, Joe, Steve atd'. -
tl'apka vas po pleci.
A po vol'bach? Kto ma:
pozna? Kto dostane pracu
MY? Me - mono par mi
zernych prac - cesty "a
metat' - a k tomu po
trebna je vel'ka protekcia
Pozrite ma prfklad i dne'
name tol'ko slavianskycl
skol, jak bodaj ktore narod
nosti a ci name len jedne
no slavianskeho lekara, ale
bo len jednu slaviansku o
patarovatel'ku pre- nase sla
vianske kat. skoly? Me.
Narode, je Gas, aby 81 s;
prebudil - a spoil. Ked
sa slavianske narodnost
l L. 1..Io ..-xs-.~ .>a ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-05
DOMY MA PREDAJ abo
DO RENTU.

ixieG ktpel 'na. duplovanJ "a
rAdx. lot 6Sx15O na Cooper st. pod
{. 2435. Dalsie vysvetlenie pod&m
sam.
Druht dom ma predai. 8 ixbovt
q single gar&dx. Lot 4Ox168. pri
Mahoning Ave. ma Steelton. pod &.
119 N. Brockway Ave.
PAUL M. ZVAHA
2436 Cooper st.. Lansingville.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-05

Minute SINE zabudli spo-
men1t', ze priatelia adv. ia
ma A. Willu milo prekvapili
" jeho domacnosti pri PRIZE
zitosti jeho narodenfn a mu
srdecne blahozelali. Medzi
pritomnymi boil Rev. Stefan
Begalla, Rev. Michal M.
Tondra, adv. Jozef Fried
man, Jozef G. Vascak, Jozef
Kraja, koncilman Z. wardy
Anton Kryzan, adv. Rum
mel, adv. Levy q mnozstvo
intch. Ku, gratulantom sa i
my pripojujeme.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-11

The legislative mechanics
are now at work trying to
give the public a 1885 model
that will meet with modern
ideas of efficient and economi-
cal state operation.
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Fire Alarms Found False

Df A 'Wtf tNfftAN
KOKOMO, Jan. 11.-This city's
police and hremen are up in arms
over a series of false fire alarms
which have been sounded during
recent weeks. A limit to their for
bearance was reached this week
while a dense fog enveloped the
city.
An alarm was sounded and fire
trucks made a hazardous run only
to find the alarm was false. That
run through the fog was a disgrace
said Fire Chief Pat Gammons. 1T
was a peril to hremen, equipment
and traffic"
Chief Gammons has asked the
cooperation Of citizens in all sec
tons of Kokomo in helping stamp
out the false-alarm practice by re-
porting offenders. The first person
caught Will be dealt with summary
and drastically, the chief stated.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-11
SAAR IS TENSE
READY TO FIGHT
AS VOTE NEARS
Outbreaks Feared as Rich
Territory Prepares for
Election Sunday
By Pm

b. United Prcsg
SAARBRUCKEN. Jan. I1-Forty-
Eight hours before one Of the most
important plebiscites in modern
history, an atmosphere electric in
It's tenaty pervsded the 737 square
miles OF the rich Saar territory this
afternoon.
Politically conscious ones Of the
10000 people Who crowd it we're
ready to fight at any pr~ovocatiOn
With any weapon at hand.
Thirty-three hundred foreign
soldiers Of four nations, an inter-
national police force named by the
League Of Nations. p~atrolled watch
fully.
Mobile guards, the crack units
that Will be the shock troops Of the
french army in event Of war,
lounged across the frontier.
Nazi Germany waited for the vote.
confidence in its result mingled with
suspicion of the methods provided
for IL.
In the plebiscite, S%aarlanders Will
vote. as provided by the Versailles
Treaty. whether TO remain as they
have been for Is years under league
rule, 10 become French. or 70 re-
turn 10 German nationality.
There seemed no doubt today that
the vote would be for Germany.
But under the treaty-which al
lotted the Saar to France for eX-
ploitatiOn for Is years, IN cOmpensa-
ton for mines destroyed by the Ger
man armies-the League of Nations
must interpret 1t and on the basis
CT that Interpretation decide what
to do with the little Saar and its
wealth in coal and iron. Under the
treaty the League is entitled to
split up the territory.
Hence there were in the vote all
the elements that make for peace
o. war-the germ of war unless the
Saar Is returned intact to Germany;
hope Of hrmer peace if Germany
gets it.
The first of hundreds of special
trains steamed into Saarbrucken
from Germany today with thousands
of former Saarlanders eligible to
vote.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-11

While even the legislature
can't change the Law of GRAY
ity or Averages, every a own
er with smooth, dangerous tires
owes it to himself to change to
new, safe ones. If you believe
in the law of self-preservatiOn
you'll select Miller Deluxe
Geared-tO-thc-ROad Tires for
their marvellous construction
against blOw-Outs and their ex-
tra-Safe Geared = to = the = Road
NOnSkid Tread. Let us quote
you IN your size. Ask about
Our new, easy Budget Payment
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-11
Activity to Increase

By ifmfs special
ELWOOD, Jan. 11.-Many ElWood
unemployed will be given jobs next
week when the local plant of the
American Sheet and Tin Plate
Company Will increase its operations
from IS TO so per cent Of capacity.
Announcement of the enlarged &C
tivity was made by John Byus, plant
manager.
The hot mills viii open Tuesday
morning with the 8 o'clock shift ana
20 units in action, the announce
ment stated. Mr.. Byus declares
the outlook for the plant is very
bright"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-11
P~OStmaSterS Nominated

bT INTTFW FITtN
WASHINGTON. Jan. 11-Nomi-
nations of pOstmasters for four In
diana cities were sent to the Senate
yesterday by President Roosevelt.
Approval Of the appointments
seemed assured.
The nominees and the po~stofices
to which they are expected to be
assigned are Otto N. Hennfent,
Alexandria: William w. Houk, Bra
I'll. John A. Donohue, Elwood, and
James r. Morrissey, Peru.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-11
Bank PrOSperS
BIZ Tumes SpeciaI

ALEXANDRIA, Jan. ia sub
stantial business gain during 1884
was reflected in a report at a meet
ing OF stockholders of the Alexan-
dria Banking Company. c. M.
Robinson was named president, and
L. S. Kelly, cashier, when newly
elected directors assembled.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-11
Mayor Appoints Two

bV I IWfs NUftfHE
MARION, Jan. 1.-Two appoint
ments to the city health board have
completed the official family Of
Mayor Carl F. Barney. DR.. E. f.
Jones, Republican member, re-
appointed, and DR.. J. c. Vaughn,
Democrat, will be added to the city
hall roster.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-11
Child, d, Injured
By Times Special

DW 7 TWNET NVFTIUT
NOBLESVILLE, Jan. 11.-Four-
year-old Pauline Jordan, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Jordan.
Hamilton County farm family, is re-
ported improved after an unusual
accident in which she sustained a
broken left leg. While walking with
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-11
News From Points in Indiana


u
II OKOMO Jan. ia special act enabling Howard County to have
N Tudor drain northwest of Kokomo cleaned and tiled will be sought
before the State Assembly by county officials. Commissioners, the
county attorney and several landowners plan to join in submitting the
request that the work be performed by Federal Emergency Relief Ad-
ministratiOn labor.
Favorable action by the Legislature would mean that approximately
100 men would be employed on the project for 90 days according to
George Morrow, county surveyor.
Advocates Of the proposed work assert 1000 acres Of land and roads
arc being damaged BY food waters.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

her grandmother, Mrs. Earl Weaver,
Mrs. Weaver became suddenly i'll
and tainted, falling on her grand
daughter.
Nogales international., 1935-10-26

of Camille has sold his ranch.
The Hart Bros. have sold their
cattle and are moving to Tucson
for the winter.
Misses Grace Ramsey and Vir-
ginia Anderson who are attending
the Arizona State Teachers Col
lege at Tempe. were home over the
week end.
The Boice Bros Slipped twenty
two car loads of cattle from Sonolta
Monday.
Many hunters are making their
headquarters at Camille and hunt
ing in the Camille mountains.
The Senior Glass of the Patagon-
ia u. H. S. is sponsoring dance
at the Patagonia Opera House
Saturday mite, Nov. End.
The Woman's club at Elgin is
having a Halloween party and old
time dance at the Club House Sat-
urday mite Oct. 26th.
Nogales international., 1935-10-26

President - Mrs. Andrew BettWy.
Ist ce-President = Louis FlelS-
cher.
End President Gordon
Farley.
Secretary Dorothy RoeSsner.
Treasurer - Tony Terrazas.
Parliamentarian Bob Salido.
Plans were discussed in regard to
having a southern Arizona Young
Democrats convention at Nogales in
the near future.
A meeting of the newly organized
club will be held Tuesday October
% at o'clock in the City Council
Chamber. All those interested In
becoming members are urged to be
present. William Lowe is chairman
of the membership committee.
The club plans to mix business
with pleasure and will sponsor
dances, card parties. and other
forms of entertainment.
Nogales international., 1935-10-26

tainly should be. He is serving his first term and is
entitled to another.
President Roosevelt may have made some mis-
takes and that was to be expected when he took Of
flee at time when the nation was in the midst of
the greatest depression in its history. Times are
getting better thanks to the efforts OF our great Pre-
sident
The Nogales international favors an INSTRUCT
ED DELEGATION FOR ROOSEVELT and will
make every effort possible to have the Santa Cruz
county delegates to the state convention sody oacR
delegation will be instructed for Franklin D. Roose
welt.
Many who have the itch to write fail to do enough
scratching after they have written.
Nogales international., 1935-10-26
Young Democrat
Club Formed
At Meet Here

Young people of Nogales gathered
in the city council chamber We'd
nesday evening, October %, and or
ganized Young Democrats Club.
The meeting was opened by Act
ing-C Chairman Louis Fleischer, who
introduced Mr.. Montgomery from
Tucson, district chairman Of the
organization committee.
Mr.. Montgomery gave very In
teresting talk on what Young
Democrats Stand For.
After his speech officer
were elected and installed. They
are as follows:
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OBSERVED
HERE AND THERE

Mary Allen Smith presenting a
paper owl to a local school teacher.
A Phoenix paper last Sunday de-
claring Mayor Andrew Bettwy of
Nogales prefers to drink his coffee
out of a soup bowl
Jesse Harris and John Debolt
selling many tickets for the Nav
ericks ball tonight. 1t seems that
everybody's going.
Our society editor acting as a
"war correspondent, in trying to
learn the identity of several men
found hanged in Sonora.
Miss Sarah Walker catching a
Nogales international., 1935-10-26
Instruct Arizona Delegation For Roosevelt!

Arizona should by all means send an instructed
delegation for President Roosevelt to the Democratic
national convention next year.
There is movement in this state, mostly the
work of dsgruntled Democrats, to have Arizona send
an uninstructed delegation.
Sponsors of such plan, should they be success
full at the Democratic state convention In the spring.
would embarrass the President and such embarrass-
ment might prove detrimental to Arizona from fed
eral patronage standpoint.
There is no doubt but what Franklin D. Roose-
velt will be re-nominaed and reelected and he GER
Nogales international., 1935-10-26

Mr.. Capps returned Wednesday
night from a trip to California.
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of Camille has sold his ranch.
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mouse by the tail and proving that
all women are not afraid of mice.
Nogales international., 1935-10-26

David Wilkey, II. shaking hands
with his many friends on Morley
avenue Sunday evening.
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Miss Sarah Walker catching q
Nogales international., 1935-10-26
Moeur Has Politicians Guessing

Whether Governor Moeur will be candidate for
reelection next year has the politicians guessing and
his opponents worried
The governor has said he would not seek third
term but persons close to the administration insist he
will change his mind.
There is one sure thing and that is if Mr.. Moeur
desires third term there is not person in the state
who could beat hinl-Democrat or Republican,
He most excellent governor and will go down
in history as one of Arizonas outstanding chief
ecutives
Nogales international., 1935-10-26
Pasteur's Service to Humanity

In 1860, Pasteur's discovery tnat
alcoholic fermentation and the sour
ing of milk were not chemical reac-
tions but were due to microscopic
organisms founded the science OF
bacteriology, says Hygiea' the
Health Magazine. From his grow
ing knowledge of microbe action ne
was led to the production OF vac
cines for the prevention and cure
of diseases. This was his supreme
service to humanity.