davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-08
sRDECNE PODAKOVANIE.

d d'akOvat Velebnym panOm,
nasim priatepom, bratom i
sestram, ktorf sa zdcastnili
nasho strieborneho manzel-
skeho jubileumu a tiez mi
lynn priatel'om "a to prekva-
puj1ce veselie (surprise par
ty), ktore nam ma nase STRIFE
borne jubileum pripravili.
Ten vecierok, ktory ste tax
krasne usporiadali a pripra-
viii, nevieme, ci SINE 81 no
skutocne zasl1zili. Ma svete
mic takej ceny nema, ako
dobre priatel'stvo a Wy ste sa
dokazali tymi opravdivymi
priatermi nasimi. Vase sku-
tky a obete, ktore ste zna-
sail pri tejto nasej oslave,
a vsetko, co ste "a sprijem-
nenie nasho jubilea ucinili,
sme neocakavali. Prosili SINE
vas diva krat, zeby sa mic ne
robilo pre- prfeinu, re vset-
ky nase deti ME s1 donna, no
mill priatelia, stala sa vasa
vola. Chceli SINE len sami
v tichosti oslavovat' donna s
mojou drahou manzelkou a
nasimi dietkami. A pre- dru-
hi pricinu: zdcastnil som sa
schodze Staleho Vyboru I.
K. S. J. prave v ten samy
tyzden, co vypadlo nase w.
rocie, 7. februara. Ked' som
dosiel domov, doniesol som
influenza so sebou, ktor1
som pekne odlezal ma lozku
"a paru dni. Nuz neocaka-
vail SINE to. Ale SINE vam
"a to vel'mi povd 'acni, lebo
to bola vzacna chvil'ka v
nasom zivote. Vzdy SINE pro-
bovali byt' spravodlivi voci
nasim priatel'om i ku kazde-
mu clovekovi, s ktorym SINE
prisli do styku. Ale name i
my dive stranky: dobrd i tiez
j tu druhl. A preto mas do
jala ia vel'ka navsteva. Pri-
znam sa, ked' som dosiel i s
drahou manzelkou do skol-
skej sieni sv. Cyrila a Meto-
da, nevedeli sme, Go sa robi,
O. jak SINE videli ten vel'ky
zastup pudi, nemohli SINE 81
ami predstavit', co sa to vsku-
tku deje. Az ked' nam cele
obecenstvo tlieskalo, SINE sa
spamatali, ze je to ma pocest'
nasu. Doraz mas druzbovia i
druzicky wall pod svoju o.
chranu a moju milovan1
manzelku hned' ovencili a
NINA podperili a tax "a sprie-
vodu starostky a druzfc a
druzbov ma javisko, kde ce-
remoniu previedol brat Jan
Witkay a nanovo mas soso-
basil.
Nikdy nezabudneme ma tu
lasku, ktora nam bola preu-
kazana, vzdy nam ten obra-
zok bude v pamati a v ma
sich srdciach. Bolo vel'mi
neprijemne pocasie v ten We
Ger a vzdor tomu sa vas tax
moe dostavilo. Ia to vase u
Fstavanie a "a vase obete ami
nezname, ako So yam name
vSetk5m pod'akovat'; najma
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-08
Kradez v TrebiSove.

Kradez v Trebisove.
Neznami pachatelia pre-
burali v noci stenu do neo-
byvanej izby Michala Vargu
v Trebisove a 20 skrine u
kradli $500 kordn v hotovo-
sti. Ostatnych vecf 81 nepo-
vsimli, z Goho sa da s1dit' =,
ze ldpez previedli pachatelia
znami s miestnymi pomera-
mi. Pc odvaznych pachate-
l'och patrajd cetnfci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-08
Novy most ma Spill.

Ma jar tohoto roku posta-
veny bude zelezobetonovy
most ma vicinalnej ceste Spis
ske Vlachy - Slatviny
Vojkovce ma ktort uz Dol
vypfsant s1beh. Ma staybu
mosta znacne prispeje okr.
tirad Y SpiS, Novel Ysi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-08

Iuvefnef Fodk. NuSl.
Podpa niektorych zprav
navrhla vlada prezidentovi
republiky, aby guvernerom
Podkarpatskej Rusi Dol me-
novany uzhorodsky starosta
Hrabar.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-08
Rozhlas budI zacinat'
8 "Hej, Slovaci."

Zaciatok slovenskej hym-
ny "Hej, Slovaci'' bol URGE
ny "a prestavkove znamenie
bratislavskej rozhlasovej sta
nice. Move prestavkove zna-
menie tvorf celia prva veta.
hymny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-08

! Koncom januara tohto ro-
ku robil pocet nezamestna-
nych 817,983 osob. Koncom
januara 1884 bolo nezamest-
nanych o 2O,999 a koncom
januara 1888 o 54,792 Wac
ako tohoto roku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-08
Cd mas zien


e sl1zit' k fch pouceniu i
pobaveniu. Pretoze ony sa-
nv poznaju svoj svet mai
IepSie, do rubriky 81 maju
plsat samy sa tax vzajom-
he poucovat', povzbudzovat',
y potesovat' a zabavat'. Kaz-
d& zena vie nieco, co nevie
ind 3 preto kazdy slusny do
pis najde tn miesta. Piste o
varenf, pecenf, sitf, opatro-
vanf nemluvniat, o vychove
deti, 0 riadeni domu, o kviet-
kach, zahrade, O chovanl
klr. o tom, ako manzelovi
sprfjemnovat' zivot o We
selych prfhodach donna i v
zivote. Tu uverejnujeme pr
w dopis ufame, ze podob-
nych bude prichadzat' kaz-
az tyzden niekopko.
Ctena redakcia a mile cita-
tel'ky, bola som v redakcii a
tam ma poziadali, ably som
ia nieco poucneho napisa-
la. Napisat' napisem, ale
Ii to bude poucne, "a to uz
nerucim. Kdeze teraz, v ia
ky krasny, ako jarny den
pisat', ked' by som najrad-
sej s vtackami spievala a po-
letovala so stromu ma strom;
striasla vsetky vsedne staro-
sti a t'azkosti; zabudla ma
plany svet; podala 81 ruky
len s tymi, ktori su blizki
mojej dust - takto vysinu-
Ia sa mad hmotne pomery,
ktore sd tax tesno spojene
8 nasou existenciou, ze must
skoro stale valcit' dusa S hmo
tou. Ale ked' dusa zvit'azi,
SINE panmi, hoci majetkov
nemame. Name potom Wac,
name to, co "a ziadne pc
maze nemozno kupit': du-
Sevn1 rovnovahu, slobodu,
pokoj a st'astie, o ktorom tt,
ktorf oplyvajd majetkami a
len i'm zij1 - ami tusenia
nemajd. Radsej bud me hlad
nejsi, otrhanejsf ale - bliz-
81 K Bohu.
Teraz, ked' prfroda uka-
zuje svoju moe a zemiaky
nam zacfnajd v pivnici W.
rastat', musfme sa usilovat
ich min1t', aby SINE nemali
skodu. Upecme 81 tedy ze-
miakov1 babu.
Zemiakova baba.
8-10 zemiakov oskrabe-
me, sotreme ma trelci, tiez
sotreme l cibul'u, l str1cek
cesnaku, posolfme, okoreni-
me, ma drobno slaninky ma
Er5jame, l cele vajce prida-
me, toto vsetko dobre roz-
niesame a y lejeme ma do
bre vymasteny a mukou po-
sypany kastrol. Alebo kto
ma rad tenk1, tax ma t'apsu
. pecieme v r1re. Jest treba
teple. Baba je chutna al so
studenou jablcnou omackou
(z6som). Tato baba je chut-
ne a zazivne jedlo.
Ryzovy nakyp.
Mlieko sa rozriedi vodou
ma polovicu a v nom sa u
vari ryza ma mako a husto.
(Pre chut' sa prida citrono-
vel korky, ktora sa potom
vyhodf, ked' je ryza uvare-
MAJ Ryza sa necha vychlad-
I n1t'.
MaslO cukrom a 3 zlt-
Ky utreme dobre, do toho
smiesame zl'ahka vychlad-
nut1 ryzu, pridame hrozien-
ka a z 3 bielok sneh. Polo
vica tohto da sa ma vyma-
sten1 a prezlami vysypand
furmu alebo kastrol, ma to
81 poukladaj1 husto vedpa
seba polovicky slivak roz-
rezanou stranou ma vrch a
posyp1 cukrom a da sa ma
ne druha polovica rye. Pc
Tie sa do ruzova. Upecena
vyvrati sa ma misu a pocu-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-08
MAJETOK v KRAJI "a
BANKOVU KNIZKU

Zamenf sa majetok v kraji
pri Rimavskej Sobote "a
bankovl knizku. Dom a Z
osmfn rolf, les, vel'ka ovoc-
ma zahrada a budovy. Pfste
redakcii o adresu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-08
700, 600 posluch&Gov radio
rozhlasu.

V decembri min. roku pri-
budlo v CSR. 24,443 poslu-
chaGov rozhlasu, takze eel
kovy ich pocet vzrastol ma
G95, 1874.
La gaceta., 1935-06-08
PROCESADO Ell DETECTt-
We N~EOYQ2QUINO SCAFFA

New York, JUNO 8-Un gran
iurado federal proces6 aqui al
detective Noel C. Scaffa, como
de un delito de periurio y
|otro de conspiraci6n, relaciona-
dos los dos con ell robO de
I$85, 900 en- ioyas a la Sra. Mar
garet II. Bell. Junto con ell de-
.tective han sido procesados Gu.
Cali V Nicholas Montone, decla
radios culpables q asaltar y ro-
bar a Harry Content en- un no
tel de Miami.
Aparecen complicados en- ell
delito de conspiraci6n Albert j.
Contento, Frank Costello, Char
lie Stern Y Patsy Dyke.
La gaceta., 1935-06-08
fsAF !.
A UNI ACUER-
DO LOS GOBIERNOS DE
PARAGUAY Y BOLIVIA

! Buenos Aires, JUNO S.-LoS
ministries del Paraguay y Boil
via llegaron aver a un acuerdo
con los mediadores %neutrales,
creyendose que este es ell prln-
'cipio del fin de la guerra del
Chaco.
La delegation paraguaya a
nunci6 que ell ministro frances
Lula lRiart habia ratificado la
aceptaci6n por ell Paraguay de
las bases formuladas por los me
diadores.
Bolivia, por medic de su mi
nistro Tomas M. Elio, las habia
acceptable antes.
Estimase que ahora sera po-
sible solucionar otras de las
mayores dificultades.
La gaceta., 1935-06-08
PRoGkAMAs DE RADIO
Qnda Corta: LondreS, A p, m.
.nAa La Rnheme. cantadaMo

Qnda Corta: LonoreS, A p, m.
.0pA La Boheme, cantadaN og
Grace M5or>Glebra, revista
de la Liga de Naciones, a las
5 p. M; Rio de Janeiro, merca
dos brasileros, $50. por $500
kc; Rapid City, s p. m. expert
mento de trasmision desde el
aoto estratosferico del Ejer-
lcito y la Sociedad Geegrafiea,
for 1850 kc.
Estaci6n de TlearwatSr y ca
J dena Nacicnal: $50, noticias
de Radio; 800. religion en- las
n~oticiaS; Gas, reviSta deporti-
va; 700, The Hit Parade; 500
fiesta de Radio City; $3.50, Al
|Jols2n Y eStrellaS; 9:30. carna-
wal: Ben Pollack, orquesta ;
1880, orqueSta de Coakley !;
IL 200, violiniSta Shandar; IL:
.0S, orquesta de ChildS, y II 80,
'orquesta Pendarvis.
EStacion WDAE v cadena
Columbia 4:45, Thompson, or
ganista: 500, Frederic w.
Vile; 5:15, bardos de Georgia !;
5 80, orquesta de Daley; 500,
orquesta de Kurkdjie; 6:45, or
sinf6nica de San Diego;
7:15 modernos ministries 8:
baritone Baker; $50, melodias
de California; 900, Fiesta DIES
de ell Canada; 9:30, orquesta de
Bernie: 10 200, o~rquesta de Bile
yer; 1890, orquesta de Hop
HOO, ISham Jones, y
4 80, orluesta de Herbeck.
La gaceta., 1935-06-08

Roy del Vale, 25, y Mary
Triana, %; Charlie Jimenez,
81, Y Dulce NJ. Alvarez, 20
Joe Mortellaro, 81, Y Annie Cai
.dinale. 25; Fred Carsten, %, y
Neil Kickliter, 10; Roger l.. 81
bley, 20, y Carletta Cook, 20.
Morris Greco, Is, y Mamie TIE
rrano, %; Jack l.. Oft, 81, y
Mary j. Mckay, 81.
La gaceta., 1935-06-08

de la %elegancia del verano.
predominant los modelos de
2 pleas, hechos en- cuerdas de
algodon, chenille algod6n y al
god6n trenzado. Las blusas, la
mayor parte del tipo de 'swea-
ter, vienen en- docenas de ten
tadores modelos Y una diversa
variedad de punto, muchos de
los cuales como 81 fueran zero
Chef" a mano. Algunos llevan ell
trenzado a TODD 10 largo y otras
La gaceta., 1935-06-08
UNA MADRE. 81 HIJO MI
RIERON EN- LA HORCA

Georgetown, Delaware, JUNO
Sra. May H. Carey, de
I55 amos, y su hijo Howard, de
I27, murieron aver en- la hoGca
p7r asesinar al hermano de la
mujer, con la esperanza de CO.
brar una POLKA de SECURE. Los
dos subieron sin ayuda los trece
esealones del tablado del patti
bulo. Antes de morir ell hijo ma
nifest6: Caballeros, 10 hice en-
contra de mi voluntad. Estoy
cierto de que cualesquiera otro
en- mi lugar hubieSe hech1 10
mismo."
La gaceta., 1935-06-08

Una solucion Gel dificil pro-
6lema de mantenerse fresca du-
rante los meses de calor del We
rano, cuando ell term6metro SUI
be, ,suede enacntrarse en- estos
nuevos vestidos de algod6n. Lu-
cen frescos y este es muy inn
portante para sentirse asi, por-
que la ventilation creada por
sus ojales sueltos y porosos ia
cilita mayor resistencia a las
arTugas, ell peligroso enemigo
La gaceta., 1935-06-08

&r son ros@dc, coral, ma:z, a2ll
belga, lila &fances y IN nuevo
1inte sofisticado. .
Estes a~tractivcs vestidos de
dos pleas pucden reformarSe
facilmente. Incluyalos en- su ma
Ileta para las fieStaS de fin de
semana y Ia llevaran triunfan-
te a traves de todos los actos,
va sean de actiKp decortismo Q
: asr1ns"'' - 'f'''''' y
jLucen siempre bien. va EN-
dias t6rridos en- la ciudad, en-
las labores de cCnl2ra o en- la
oficina. Lavan perfectamente Y
re2re:an trescoS y brillantes.
sin una Senal de ha6eP Sido eX-
primidos y tendidos.
La gaceta., 1935-06-08
IUN MFDICO SE DECLARE
CULPABLE " sE1s DELI
TOS DE HONCID1O

! Enid, oklahoma, lnio s.
De seis OperacioneS ilegales que
eulminaron en- otras tantas de
funciones, Sc declare aver cul-
pable ell medico Guy f. Brew
er, de CARRIER, y fue condenado
a cuatro amos de preside por
cada case. Ell fiscal 10 acusaba
de asestato y sesundo grade
y eI a'di's,,,S1 e"lifieaei"n de
homicidiS
Por el iuez Wybrant Sc lie
Impulse AI maximo de la Eena.
La gaceta., 1935-06-08
Grociosas LineqS de CueHo


Entire los elegantes cuelloS
estan los graciosos Club x Pc
ter Pan, con graciCsos becomes
0 cCabinaciones de botoneS y
corbata. Ell cuello alberto Ell
forma de V Y arregloS de lazos
con atractiTos extremes tam
bien reciben atencion.
La tendencia definitiva G,
suavemente femenina, pero ele
gantemente ihecha con efectos
de doble pechera, solapaS o cue
Hos cuadrados,
Las faldas son principalmen-
tie lisas, Sirviendo como una cal
da para los intrigantes puntos
Ide la bluSa. La esbelteZ en- mu-
claoS casoS Sc acentua por una
caida de efecto vertical, como
len ell grabado. lnteresanteS de,
TALES aparecen en- crochet de
mano O botones de fantasia,
Substitutes de OtraS classes de a.
'dornos. Este toque puede obser-
,varse en- ell vestid0 de arriba,
que expone ell crochet de mano
en- ell cuello y ell cierre. Habiles
botones de corcho distinguen ell
crell0, hacienda pendant con la
hebifla grande del cintur0n. Ell
trabajo de las mangas es iden-
tico al usado en- los "ipaneles"
de cada lado del frente, con-
trastando con la seccion lisa
que forma ell centric del pecho.
Natural es un color de pri-
mera fila en- al2od6n. Otros CO
lores p%opulares para dar mayor
gracia a la mujer que sabe YES
La gaceta., 1935-06-08

ST no tuvo OCCASION de yer y leer los anteriores numeros
de nuestro Magazine,
VEA-LEA- ADMIRE
Ell que distribuiremos ell Sabado 8 de JUNO.
Contiene:
Bellsima Portada, Elaine, por Earl Christy.
Meditation, por Edward Maxence,
Preciosas f~otografias, incuyendo una pagna entera
con Vestidos a la Ultima M0da.
Tn Cuadro a dos planas, de Luke Fildes, con ell
tiulo "Boda de Aldeas."
Artfculo "Triunfo de la Ciencia," sObre criader0s
de ZOrroS, etc.
"El Origen de las Danzas Nativas," imitaciones
de pajaros s~elvaticos.
La Bruieria: ell Quito al DiablO, por L. +. Bustamante
Sensational articuo de Padraic King con ell tnulO
"Abortada Guerra contra Francia y Espana"
Ocho paginas de munequitos y otros articulos
interesantlSmOS.
Pida nuestro Magazine y suscribase hoy.
Lame a La Gaceta por los ~telefonos 1882 : M536O3
La gaceta., 1935-06-08

lSH lStpLLaSS &SLA ~ SSLlkO w Sa
lbajo alberto.
"a FL traje fotcgrafiado aqui
tvela la manga repetida en- el
ado de la blusa, un toQue po-
49, ele. ante. Las manSas son
use mente va largas hasta los
Iccd6 o cortas, tocando ell fon-
lido de las costillas, reproduGSo-
saes en- miniature de los
argos que cbligan a la bia a
colgarse esSschamente de la
'ISsga. Cintur0r> propios, u
sualS en- I'm jspsey liso, a
barcar Nntura para fines de
Iccntrastes.
Evening star., 1935-10-15

"Lawd, no: Miz jamie Lee ain nevah
got time do things lax dat. She
leave all dat to de Fuss. She jes
come in. give him III peck on de
cheek in de mornin' an she gone till
all hours"
"Skeeter cake q baff," the baby
interrupted impatiently. "Skeeter nm
in de bafftub."
Sugar Rugged him tightly and tum-
bled him onto the bed.
"All right. lambie." She started
to take OF his shoes. "Werl get all
fixed up and then well eat q nice,
big dinner. Won't WEI"
"Skeeter cake . baf." The child
kicked his feet happily. changing the
subject.
will you fix what order for him.
Eurasia?" Sugar took of Skeeters
rompers. "Or what does he eat?"
'Lawd, chile; yo' all tell me what
fix and does It,"
Sugar felt the thin little ribs and
knew he hadn't had the proper nour-
ishment. Mrs. lie Masters had left
him to the servants and they hadn't
known any better than to feed him
the wrong things and let him play
with his food. She was thankful
Mother Friddle had let her take care
of the little ones at the orphanage.
She knew exactly what q 2-year-old
child should eat, and what its daily
routine should be.
Eurasia went back to the kitchen,
q big, broad smile on her friendly
black face. In the hall she met
Liney. the laundress, and stopped
long enough to whisper, "Skeeter new
Evening star., 1935-10-15

Beauty SaonSecond Floor Call Metropolitan $500
Evening star., 1935-10-15
Snort, individual
Hair Cutting

the right foundation for a
truly smart and perfect Perma.
nent Wave. Neck trims, Soc;
Haircut, 75c.
Evening star., 1935-10-15
13%2'Sfy.s''
lima SscXx Sc3rAex.rv

darky added with o sniff. II feels
lax tellin' her dom buSs sheself wild
generosity"
Sugars face fell again. A dollar
was a lot of money when you'd never
owned a dime in your life. But it
wouldn't 60 very far when you needed
so many things. However, she'd have
to make the best of it. Mother Frid-
die had worked so hard to place her.
For the old lady's sake she would have
to grin and bear 1t.
"Yo' all git you baggage put way
while 60 de kitchen see bout sup
pah." Eurasia turned to 60. II send
one de cullud boys down clean dis
hole all up nice. DON yo' tech 1t.
All yo' goin' do take keer little
Skeeter."
Thank you." Sugar smiled CRATE
fully. IN be up in q few minutes. I"
Sugar opened the little box and q
twisted grin turned up the corner Of
her month. Her baggage! A broken
comb, little cracked mirror, q cheese
cloth wash rag, part Of her cake Of
soap that was left and a little pack
age of notes from Johnny with silly
drawings on them.
| 1t would be best not to tell Johnny
that Mrs. lie Masters had sent her to
live with the cobwebs in the base
ment. He would probably lose his
head and do something they'd both be
sorry for. And it would be best not
to tell Mother Friddle. either. 1t
would worry and hurt her so. Bet
ter to fib little than to make the two
she loved most of all in the world mis-
erable
Sugar found an old cloth, wiped the
dusty dresser drawers and put her
things away. Then she took her
little mirror and combed her hair.
Her step was heavy when she went
upstairs. Eurasia wiped -four from
her hands and smoothed her white
kinky hair.
Now we 60 see lii Skeeter. He
sweetes' lii lamb chile yo' evah see,
spite his mean nanny. He pa mighty
nice man. though, Miz jamie Lee, she
jes walk all ovah him cause she got
so much money. Worm-I calls him" !"
Sugar. in spite of the fact that she'd
made up her mind not to like Mrs.
LIE Masters. had enough good sense
not to gossip. She kept silent while
Eurasia led the way upstairs. Sugar
was awestruck with the shiny beauty
of the big house. Its carved stair
case, deep luxurious rugs and old
Colonial furnishings took her breath.
How happy she could be If only she
were to be treated like human being.
Down long cleaning hall Eurasia
stopped in front of a door. Sugar
looked in and saw small golden
brown haired boy hunched knee-deep
in toys in the middle of the floor He
looked up at them out of large, solemn
blue eyes.
Dis yo' new nuss, Skeeter" Eurasia
knelt beside him, to pat the curly
head. "She come to take Dillie place"
Hello. darling" Sugar went over
and stood looking down at him, q
warm smile on her face.
Skeeter studied her carefully for q
moment then said solemnly: You isn't
niger, is you?"
mo, I'm white. just like you" Sugar
sat down beside him. And have q
nice, clean face. haven't ~"
"Yo' all is piggy dirty. Skeeter." !"
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Eurasia grinned ut him a1fectionately.
"Speck we have to take brush git 20
clean up"
Skeeter looked startled.
mo! Dat hurt Skeeter."
Sugar reached out and took his
little dirty hand.
Indeed we won't take = brush,
Skeeter, honey. That's just little
dust and it'll come on so easy. You
wait and see, Pretty soon well have
a nice warm bath. Did you ever 60
swimming in the bathtub?"
A radiant grin broke over the lads
slender pale little face.
"You let me finn in de bafItub?"
Sure" Sugar assured him. Every
day when you have your bath you
may 60 swimming"
Give Skeeter baff now," he jumped
up eagerly.
Bless my SOUL" the darky threw
up her hands. "Nevah see dat chile
want git clean up befo'. Dat sumpin'
new"
"weIl 60 fishing, too." Sugar picked
him up. Did you ever 60 fishing in
the bathtub?"
Skeeter bounced up and down in
Sugars arms eagerly.
Me catch fiss. Me cake . bali.
What you name?"
MY name is Sugar. Can you say
Sugar."
skeeter looked puzzled for . few
seconds.
"Shoe-shoe-Shoegar," he said la
boriously.
Whats your name?"
"Dick Wocker We Massers, Dunior."
the boy replied promptly. But JUS
'Keeter."
'All right" Sugar laughed and gave
him a tight squeeze. I'm call you
Skeeter."
Eurasia stood by looking on happily.
1T easy to see yo' all goin' git long
thick as two thiefs," she grinned
broadly. "Effen he eat for you. Miss
Sugah, we all sho be happy. He amt
got de aptite fee"
wait till you see the nice games
we'll play when we eat, Skeeter," Sugar
promised. Well have SO much fun. /"
"Skeeter cake a baff," he wriggled
eagerly.
Eurasia opened q door off the
nursery. "DE he own BAN" she ex-
planned proudly. Nobody else evah
come neah hit"
Such a lucky baby, Sugar thought,
when she saw the big bath room.
His mother Is certainly good to
him" she exclaimed. a little dazed
with the luxury. They've given him
just about everything in the world"
He nanny don hardly pay no
'tention to him." Eurasia replied
darkly. She all time on playin'
bridge. an goin' garvantin'. Dom
nobody but de black folks pay no ten
tion to LII Skeeter roun' heah. Dillie,
she token keer he evah since he
balm. But she lazy. shif'les no good
niggah, fillin' he full lot lies an
skeerin' he all time"
Sugars arms frightened around the
little, thin body and her throat ached
with tears. Maybe orphans weren't
so bad of. after all. she thought
unhappiy. II rich peoples babies
had everything but love she was glad
she'd been brought up poor, with
Mother Friddle to love her. She
didn't believe she'd like to be taken
care of all the time by darkies-even
kind ones.
Doesn't Mrs. lie Masters ever bathe
or feed Skeeter?" Sugar asked then,
her curiosity getting the better Of
her.
Eurasia laughed bitterly.
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nuss purity as = angel, an de sweetes'
chile evah breaved de breaf life"
Ltney went upstairs and tried to
peek in the nursery door without
being seen. But the door was closed.
And all she could hear was skeeter,s
delighted Indian yells Of Joy.
The child didn't even notice that
Sugar was scrubbing him within an
inch Of his life, with soap and big
washcloth. For he was fishing for
. great big whale. In his thin little
hand he held q string with . dull.
bent pin on the end Of it, and the
whale was his rubber frog, spinning
through the water.
Life had begun for Sugar in the
big house.
(To be continued)
Evening star., 1935-10-15
WATER FOOLS LAW
constables Dump Liquid but Find
It's Not Alcohol.

COLUMBIA, 8. c. R.-State con-
stables had raided the place for liquor
previously. They weren't surprised
when they found several jars of liquid.
They moved to the chiefs ONCE to
pour the supposed liquor down the
sink. But 1t didn't smell like alcohol.
1t wasn't. It was water.
Evening star., 1935-10-15
Two Ways to Be Fined.

WICHITA, Ksns. R.-The law
saved Allen L. Talbot from prosecu-
ton on q charge Of riding 4 bicycle
while drunk. but he was stuck with q
$500 fine for reckless driving on
q bicycle"
Evening star., 1935-10-15
Lots Of Bridges,

In the new road stretching 500
miles between Shanghai and Wusih,
China, are l4s bridges and SO cul-
verts.
Evening star., 1935-10-15
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