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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-17
BABY FA WIN IS CARED FOR AT
 ANDERSON HOME
Special Permit Is Issued by Alaska Game
 Commission

A baby fawn whose mother was apparently wantonly and malicious ly killed on Douglas Island is being cared for by Mrs. Mons Anderson at the Anderson Mink Ranch en the Glacier Highway The little animal was found by John Marshall of Douglas Mrs. Anderson has been issued a special permit by the Alaska Game Commission to hold the lawn this summer.
 The fawn-a male about two weeks old-was brought to Juneau last Saturday and photographed at the Snap Shop by T. M. Davis in number of interesting poses. MT. Davis reports that the lawn is gentle and affectionate and roamed the studio at will while being pho tographed.
 w H. Terhune, Executive Officer The Alaska Game Commission, has requested that warning be issued to hikers and campers with regard to the molestation of baby wild animals.
 "Fawns and bear cubs" said MT Terhune, have almost no chance for survival after having been raised in captivity and returned to the wild They lose their instinctive fear of man and are easy prey foi dogs
 The fawn at the Anderson Ranch is thriving upon diet of goats milk and seems to prefer it's present surroundings to more normal ex- istence.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-17

A most effective and orriamental method of holding banks is the use of a rock wall. This is made without mortar, pockets between the stones being filled with earth. Garden sense must be employed in building such walls The rows of stones should be laid with some space between each stone, and good soil tamped firmly behind and be- tween them. It should be built with a slope. Irregularity adds to the attractiveness. For these wall gar- dens. most of the smaller rock plants and succulents are adapt able.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-17
WILEY POST IS
 AGAIN ,DOyvNtIS ' FOURTH FLIGHT
Fliee Eaiis Fourth Time on Stratosphere Trip, 2
 West to East

. s V
 WICHITA, Kansas, June IT. ' Wiley Post landed lon the belly of his plane here last Saturday after noon on his attempted stratosphere flight, from Los Angeles to New York City.
 He had expected to consume only eight hours in the flight across the continent but it had taken him nine hours to reach here, just about half way.
 Post hoped off from Los Angeles Saturday morning He dropped his landing gear soon after the takeoff which caused him to make a belly landing.
 A broken piston caused Posts
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-17
TAXES RANSOM M0AEl,A|SEEE Oklahoma Attorney Found Guilly m D Deieadi1g
 Kidnaper

OKLAHOMA CITY, okia., June l7-Ben Easka has been convicted of Federal charges Of accepting ransom money as fees for defend- ing Albert Bates, convicted kid naper of Charles F. Ursched.
 Laska's star witness. Mrs. Molly Edison, has been arrested on per jury charges preferred by the Government,
 Laska called the verdict and the woman's arrest as persecution.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-17
R. Q. I. 6, TRIP ]
 COMMIT TEE TO
 MEET TUESDAY
Chamber Group on Vel come of Destroyers Gath
 CTS at Noon Tomorrow

With the Chamber of Commerce special welcome committee sched- uled to meet tomorrow to discuss plans and programs, interest has heightened in the city over the scheduled arrival here on June 27 of two United States Navy destroy CTS. They will be bearing, each, about 50 young men, members of the Reserve Officers Training Corps of the universities of Washington and California.
 The Chamber group, headed by A. B. Phillips. will meet tomorrow noon for a luncheon meeting at the Gastineau Cafe. In addition to Phillips, the following men com pose the committed: John Keysar, M. E. Monagle, Norman Banfield ana Walt Woodward
 Another factor to increase the interest of the three-day weekend visit of the cadets is the release, today, of the official staff of the two destroyers, the U. s. s. Zane and tic U. s. s. Perry. Also, the names of the California delegation were learned.
 Zane Officers Listed
 The officers staff of the U. s. S.. Zane, which will carry the Cali fornia students, follows
 Lieut.. Commander R. M. Smith, Jr., Captain; Lieut.. w. D. Wright, Jr., Executive Officer; Lieut.. (jg) E. S. Caldwell Lieut.. Gg) w. C.. Specht; Lieut.. jg) J. w. Water house; Lieut.. tjg) s. M. Arwine; Lieut.. (jg) A. B. Jones, Jr., Ensign T. s. Lank.
 The members of the California R. o. T. c. detachment making the trip follows:
 Here Are Students David H. Adams, Francis E. Adams, John N. Andregg, Claude l, Artero, Ted c. Atwood, John ". Beahrs, Herbert s. Beasley, William B. Boone. Norbert c. Brady, Fred erick Allen Brown, Jr, Calvert C.. tChipchase, William K. Chisholm, Carlton F. Corey, Robert H. M. Cross, Frank L. Dunlap, Walter N. Planning, Woodley K, Frampton, Vernon w. Frederickson, John H. Ford, Cyril Fox, Frahcis A., Cher ini, Liston F. Hills, William M. Huey.
 J. Donald Hyerle, Paul J. King ston, Bernard M. Kirk, Frank D. Langworthy, John D Lautaret, AL bert H. Lederer, Neil R. MacIntyre, James B. Magee, William P, Mar tin, William C. Meyer, James M. Moore, James P. Murphy, Roy R. Nelson, James M. Nissep, Raymond N. Olson. David Potter Rex A. Raymond, Leigh w, sedgwlck, Will fam F. Sink, Bryan H. smith, Jr.. Clarence Unnewehr, Glenn R. Van Ness, Carroll W. Brigham. l In the official command Of the lU. s, $. Perry, which will bring ithe Washington delegation, are Lieut.. -Commafider J. M Lewis, ECaptain, Lieut.. w. A. Graham, Ex- Iecutive Officer; Lieut. tjgj J. II. lCarrington;. Lieut.. 6jg) R. J Es- | slinper. Lieut. (iQ) B l.. Gurnette. lIieut. tjg) F. T. Williamson.
 There has been no release yet lof the Washington members of the "trip.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-17
BULGER IS FLOWN
 TO CRAIG FOR JOB

J. A. Bulger, of the Buiger Plumbing and Heating Company was flown to Craig by Pacific Alaska Airways plane yesterday.
 There, Bulger will install the plumbing and heating equipment for the new Craig school being built by the Bureau of Education. Eulger probably will return about July 1.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-17
MISS BEIsTLINE HERE

Helen Beistline, who had been Juneau delegate to the Presbyterian Young Peoples Conference at Sitka last week, arrived here on the North Sea She was i'll while at Sitka. SC did not return with the others on the missionary motorship Messenger last week
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-17
ON ROUND TRIP

MT and Mrs. Otto Schulz and Mrs. Emma Scnulz are round-trip passengers from Seattle on the North Sea. Schulz is a civil en- ginaer in San Francisco.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-17

in Washington it was announced the reason was because Washing ton State officials said they had no funds to bring charges under their state law"
 A grand jury will be impaneled immediately and will be called We'd nesday.
 It is believed the trial will be dur ing the summer months.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-17
HUNsBEDT RETURNS

Ted Hunsbedt, son of Mrs. B. Hunsbedt, returned from the United States Army Chilkoot Barracks on the Alaska. He had been at the barracks to take an entrance exam ination to the United States Mill tary Academy at West Point, N. Y.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-17
MRS. BOYLE HERE

After a brief visit to skagway, Mrs. Frank A Boyle, wife of the Territorial Auditor, returned to Juneau cn the Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-17
VAN MAyERN ARRIVES

A. Van Mavern, West Coast Gro cery Company agent was pas-, senger on the North Sea from Sitka to Juneau
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-17
FEDERAL COURT TRIAL

TACOMA, Wash, June 17.-Har- mon M. Waley and his wife will be tried in the Federal Court this virtually precluding the possibility of a death sentence which is po5si- ble in the State Court.
 The decision followed a confer ence between the District Attorney and County Prosecutor, however,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-17
RIcn ON NORTH SEA

G. L. Rich Black Manufacturing Company representative, arrived 1T. JunSau on the North Sea from Sitka.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-17

fourth failure of a stratosphere flight.
 Post was drenched with oil when he climbed out of the cockpit of the Winnie Mae and his feet were slightly burned.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-17
BECOME CITIZENS

Citizenship papers were granted in District Court Saturday to Will jam Maier and Paul Friedric Schnee, both natives of Germany.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-17
MRS. MAGILL RETURNS

Mrs. F. Magill returned to Pet ersburg on the North Sea after witnessing the recent marriage of her daughter to Joe Lynch.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-17
si, ftliAt4 1r Scores of8Lues Lost, Motorcycle, Auto Accidents

NEW YORK, June l7.-Auto- mobile and motorcycle accidents tock 6 lives oyer the week end.
 PennsyIvania and New York states led in the fatalities with nine each. There. were two deaths in Washington as the result Of accidents, s s.gs
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-17
MRS. IRUpoLPH LEAyEs

Mrs H. C.i Rudolph, wife Of an employee of the Sanitary Grocery, left here for Petersburg on the North Sea, F,sas.s sg.a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-17

CREFsoNs TO PETERSBURG
 MT. and Mrs. H. B. Crewson lei Juneau on the North Sea for Pet ersburg. Cregson represents the Schillings Products in Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-17
KIDNApERS ARE CONSIDERED TO
 BE VERY LUCKY
Woman in Case Reported to Become Mother Tn
 About 4 Months

tCoutinued from Page One.) Lewiston, sail over the telephone to a newspaper here, he had veen investigating a tip in connection with Mahan's reported appearance here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-17
RensOn--
ResuIt--

Women, who know that value is as much matter of right to exchange" and right to demand refund' and known reputation as it is matter of dollars and cents, buy through the ads in the Daily Alaska Empire. They know they get double protection when they do.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-13
Zvonil ma poplach proti
cetnikom.

Este v roku 1882 usporia-
dali komunisti v Simirkach
ma Podk. Rusi demonstraciu,
pri com doslo k vytrznostiam
proti cetnikom, robiacim po-
riadok. Vsetci dcastnici de-
monstracie boil odsudeni v
Uzhorode, ale cetnici este Ii
still, ze 24-rocny Michal Ke-
duiG 20 Simiriek IT, febru-
ara pri demonstrated poplas-
nym zvonenim privolaI Pudi
ma pomoc proti cetnikom,
ktorf rebelantov pozatykah.
Preto sa teraz dostal pred
sud v, Uzhorode al on, zalo-
vany pre- precin vyzvy k
trestnym cinom. Bol odsdde-
ny ma Ia dni vazenia. Stat
ny zastupca sa odvolal pre-
Milky trest.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-13
DAJTE PREZRIET HRDLO
VASHO DECKA.

Teraz je cas- dat prezriet'
hrdlo vasho diet'ata, ci ne
ma nakazene mandle alebo
adenoidy, hovori DIR. Harry
Gaskeen. Ako mandle tax al
blizko mich sa nachodiace
telieska su caste sfdlom ma
kazy a sluzia "a branu pre-
bakterie, ktorych jedy idu do
krve a zaprieinuju reumatiz-
mus, neuritis, arthritis, scia-
tica a srdecne nemoce ako
al inc nemoce vznikaju pre-
nakazene mandle, vystriha
DIR. Gaskeen z Gaskeen Clinic
1913 Belmont Ave. -.
DR.. Gaskeen hovorf, ze
niektorf dospeli l'udia myslia
ked' nemajd bolenie hrdla,
ze ich mandle s1 zdrave, a.
lie casio je zistene, ze s1 ma
kazene a re ustavicne otra-
vuju vseobecny system ich
bakteriami a jedami.
DR.. Gaskeen odporuca Wy
brat take mandle, ktore su
nakazene elektro-koagulaci-
ou, pri ktorej netreba uspat'
a je celkom bezkrvava. Met
ziadneho rezania ami vytrha-
vania a pacient nemusi le-
zat' v posteli, ale moze ist'
do prace bez ztraty casu.
Deti, ktore su nervozne,
slabe, nize vahy, t'azko dy-
chaju nosom a Pahko pre-
stydaju, maju mat hrdlo ma
kazdy pad prehliadnute, no.
vori DIR. Gaskeen.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-13
ZAHADA NEVIDITEL'.
NOSTI.

Mlademu anglickemu wy
nalezcovi podarilo sa rozrie-
Sit zahadu neviditel'nosti.
Pokus Dol prevedeny pred
mnohymi svedkami a Dol j
fotografovany. Ma jasne o.
svetlenom podiu bola posta-
vena skrina, opatrena hore
privodom elektrickeho prl-
du a zvlast' upravenyIni do
tykmi. Do skrine vstdpil muz
obleceny vo zvlastny oblek
a prilbu. Vyzeral ako pota-
PAD. Ma r:.:,I;ach NAL izolac-
ne rukavice. Uchopil privody
elektrickeho pr1du. Ked' Dol
zapnuty prdd, zacal sa sta
vat neviditel'nym. Postupne
ako Dol prud zosilovany, sta
val sa pred zrakmi svedkov
najprv priehl'adnym, potom
postupne mizly nohy, ruky,
telo,, hlava. az sa stal 1plne
neviditel'nym, hoci stal stale
pokojne v skrini. @ tom sa
divaci hmatom presvedcili.
Podstatu svojho pristroja
anglicky vynalezca taft, po-
kus vsak zdoraznuje pouzi-
tie elektrickeho prudu pri
uskutoGnenf neviditel 'nosti
| Gloyelka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-13
Prihlasovacia povinnost' GU.
dzincov v CSR.

Zakon o pobyte cudzincov
20 dina %. marca 1885 {. So
Sbierky zakonov a nariade-
nj nadobudnul podPa par. 10
vi. mar. ucinnost' dnom Is.
julia 1885. Ma zaklade par. Z
zakona je kazdy cudzinec
povinny hlasit' svoj pobyt ma
dzemi republiky prislusnemu
policajnemu uradu alebo Get
nickel stanici.
Tejto prihlasovacej povin-
nosti podlieha kazdy cudzi-
nee starsi IA rokov, ktory sa
ma uzemi CSR. hodla zdrzo-
vat Wac ako 2 mesiace alebo
sa uz 2 mesiace zdrzuje, a
lebo cudzinec, ktory chce ma
dzemi republiky byt' zarob-
kove cinnym bez ohl'adu a.
ko dlho sa v republike zdr-
zuje.
Cudzinci, ktori tejto po-
vinnosti z hociakeho dove du
nevyhovia, trestaju sa stat
nym policajnym dradom po-
kutou do 5000 Kes alebo
vazenim do Ia dnl.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-13
blizkos francuzskeho Soma znaGne dopomohli 1886
landu jej obyvatelia sd velkej taianskej porazke
najdivokejsi bojovnfci. Oni pri Above.

dikovej, kde nacuyala, co sa
v dome deje, lebo tam w.
setrovali cetnici Rajdikovych
chlapcov pre- nejaku malic-
kost'. Svoju nepriatelku zba-
dala Rajdfkova, ktora sede-
la vedl'a okna a hned' vys]a
Won a pustila sa S nepriatel'-
kou do svady. Obe zeny nj
jak by 81 neboly ublizily, ale
svadu poeul Stefan vojtas,
ktory vybehol ma dvor vel'-
kou bukovou palicou a lde-
ril Martinakovl niekol'ko
raz po hlave, takze zostala
lezat' ma. zemi v bezvedomi.
Martinakova utrpela vel'mi
take poranenie, lebo ma
rozbitu hlavu az ma kost' a
okrem toho utrpela sllny O.
tras modzgu, takze lekari
pochybujd o jej zachranenf,
Poranena zena bola hned'
prevezena do statnej nclnoc-
nice v Ziline, kde zapasi so
smrt' 'ou. Vybojny Vojtas Dol
zatknuty a dopraveny K sd
du. ~ =, 80 A. :
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-13
Registrujte sa!

Kazdy obcan a, obcanka,
ktori chcu volit' v bud1cich
vol bach a nevolili v posled-
nych dvoch novembrovych
vol'bach, musia sa znovu re-
gistrovat v uradovni voleb-
nej komisie v Realty Bldg.
Registrovat' sa tiez maju
novi obcania a ii, ktori budu
pred 5. novembrom 21-roc-
nj. Volicia, ktori sa cd po-
slednych volieb prest 'ahova-
Ii, musia sa dat transfero-
vat do patricneho prisinktu.
Posledny den registracie je
z. oktobra. Necakajte ma po-
slednu minutu, ale registruj-
te sa hned'! T.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-13
datel'ov ich neslozf a je
rreto odmietnute?

oGGS1 Wv AVA AASDAS~4 - ~
preto odmietnute?
Odpoved': Toto tvrdenie
nezaklada sa ma pravde. Men
siemu poctu ziadatePov bolo
odmietnute obcianstvo v r.
1884 ako v rokoch predcho-
dzich. V r. 1884 bolo "a
mietnute 1,133 ziadostt, v r.
1888 uz 4,703, v r. 1882 s.
47s a v r. 1913 1914.
Pravda, ME je NOME pred
povedat', ktore otazky moze
sa vysetrujuci uradnik py-
tat, ale nazdavame sa, ze
116 otazok a odpovedi, kto-
re obsahuje brozdra "How
to become a Citizen of the
United States, zahrnuje pra
vdepodobne vsetky iniorma-
Gle, ktore ziadatep ma znat'
Brozura obsahuje tiez po-
drobne informacie o natura-
lizacnych zakonoch a maria
deniach. Cena brozury je 25
centov a mono ju dostat' cd
Foreign Language Infornia-
ton Service, 222 Fourth Ave.
New York, N. Y.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-13
70 starej vlasti

Zemetrasenie ma Pod. Rusi.
Dna 81. augusta v noci o
8. hodine a 10 min. bolo po-
citene v obci Drahove pri
Chuste slime, l sekundu tr-
vajdce zemetrasenie, ktore
zobudilo obyvatel 'stvo 20
spanku, takze vaesina stra-
villa zbytok noci pod sirym
nebom. Cd prevratu boly tn
pocitene uz tri zemetrasenia,
z ktorych toto bolo najsilnej-
Sic. Skody neboly nikym hla-
sene. Zemetrasenie bolo pocf-
tene pred niekoPky1ni dna-
mi al v obci Kvasoch
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-13
L'udia, ktori dosial nikdy nepotrebovali
ponoci, obracaj il sa nu ma Cerveny Kriz

stal cas-, kedy Cerveny Kriz
potrebuje prispenia vsetkych
rudf. Jeden dollar zaplati ce-
lorocny clensky prispevok.
Polovica tychto prispevkov
zostane v miestnej obci a z
nej financuje sa miestna Gin
most Cerveneho Kriza. Dru-
ha polovica zasiela sa do
hlavneho stanu G.. K, a jej
sa uziva ma krajinske vypo-
mocne akcie. Pridruzte sa k
miestnej odbocke Cerveneho
Krfza al tohoto roku!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-13
Letecke neSt'astie.

Pri zaverecnych cviceniach
ma moravsko-slovenskom po-
medzi doslo k leteckej neho-
de ma poPnom letisti pri Ho-
lici v Nitr., kde sa srutilo, lie
tadlo $ pilotom Hanikom a
pozorovatepom desiatnikom
Kulikon1. Lietadlo sa pri spad
mutt zapalilo a obaja vojaci
zhoreli. v my den vypadol z
lietadla catar pilot Soukup,
ale pouzil padaka a zachra-
nil sa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-13
Pokus samovrazdy.

Robotnik Jan Gazdak, BY
vajuci ma Cimburkovej ulici
v Kosiciach, bol pred 10 dina
mi prepusteny z prace. Bol
zenaty, ale rodinu davno o.
pustil pre- stale hadky a I'll
odl1cene. Ked' ale prisiel 8
zamestnanie, spomenul 81 ma
rodinu q ziadal manzelku,
aby no vzala k ssebe. Ked' ta
odmietla, odhodlal sa Gaz-
dak k samovrazde. Vypil
najprv pol Ultra octovej ky
seliny, a ked' sa ziadany q
tinok nedostavil, povesil sa
ma remeni, zavesenom ma ira
me. Jeho samovrazda bola
yeas spozorovanA, = straznik
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-13
ny. Pri bitke bolo viac pa
robkov l'ahko zranenych.

Zamestnanost' slovensk,eho
priemyslu.
Nerovnaka zamestnanost
v priemysle ma Slovensku tr-
vala al v jini. Podl'a ziste-
MIA lstredneho sdruzenia
slovenskeho priemyslu, VITA
huj1ceho sa ma 222 podni-
kov, celkova zamestnanost'
bola v pomere k jdnu min.
roku 0 4.8 proc. lepsia a od-
pracovalo o 4.6 proc. Wac
hodfn, ako vlani. Tiez pocet
robotnikov sa zvysil. Najviac
vzrastla zamestnanost' kovo-
priemyslu, a to o 1875 proc.
Okrem neho vzrastla zamest
nanost' j banf a hutf o IL
proc, kde ale pocet pracov.
nych hodfn sa zvysil len Q
4.6 proc. Priemysel papierni-
cky je o So proc. culejsf a.
ko vlani. Priemysel zemedel-
sky a potravinarsky stlpol Q
6.1 proc. V tekstilnom prize
mysle Dol pocet robotnfctva
sfce o 3.9 proc. mensi ako
vlani, ale pocet odrobenych
hodfn sa zvysil o 1.8 proc
V stavebnom priemysli bola
zamestnanost' slabsia ako v
lani, a to v stavebnom o 6.2
proc. a v chemickom o 1913
proc. u.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-13
Bratislavsky centralizmus.
" by.o+;c1,.,cL SSDo1s+;Eot

V bratislavskej ''Politike'
pise DIR. Ruhmann, Re ma
5lovensku mozno pozorovat'
urcity antagonizmus medzi
jeho vychodnou a zapadnou
cast'ou a naznacuje, axe sd
priciny tohoto antagonizmu.
TAX, ako ekzistuje centraliz-
mus prazsky, je i centraliz-
mus bratislavsky. Elipticka
poloha Slovenska a pomerne
velke vzdialenosti vsetkych
krajov Slovenska cd excen-
tricky polozenej Bratislavy,
ziadaju 81 opravy. Centrali-
zacia spravy sposobila DIAL
Stu centralizaciu. Vsetko sme
rule do Bratislavy, ktora sa
tax prekrvuje. Me je vsak
NOME, aby sa preferoval "a
pad ma lkor vychodu. Je ma
pr. otazka, preco by sidlo
buducej advokatskej xomory
nemohlo byt' v MARITIME, ale
DO sfdlo druzstevnictva " III
line a pod. Treba ponlysl at
ma vypracovani planu Ia de-
centralizaciu krajinskeho u
radu. Dnesny sposob srravo-
vania Slovenska 81 ziada or
ganickej upravy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-13

Neskoro vecer u statkara
G.. Cakyho " Harhove pri
Levoci vypukol poziar vo vel
kej stodole, v ktorej bolo u
lozene 500 krfzov obilia. Sto-
dola lplne zhorela. Polar
Dol neznamym podpaPacom
podlozeny. ze sa nerozsfril
ma ostatne budovy, mozno
d'akovat' hasicskym sborom,
ktore vykonaly skutocne o.
betavu pracu. -.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-13
Krvav6 bitka.

v Upore pri Trebisove boz
la Y nedePu slavnost' poloze-
MIA zAkladneho lkamena k
stavbe gr. k. kostola. Prislo
ma 1u mnoho parobkov 2 o.
kolia a vysledok toho Dol, ze
sa pred potravnym druz-
stvom pobili. Najhorsie od-
niesol bitku Juraj Kostruba,
ktoremu Andrea Bandola "a
sadil ranu nozom do hlavy.
Stav zraneneho je, beznadej-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-13
Ma Podk. Rusi slaba uroda
" kukurice.

kukuflce.
PodPa zprav z Podkarpat-
skej Rusi je tam velka neu-
roda kukurice, co je zvlast'
bolestne, lebo tamojsie oby-
vatels'tvo je ma kukuricu
zvykle a je kukuricny chlieb.
Zato v s1sednom Rumunsku
bude droda kukurice mimo-
riadne dobra, a bude jej asi
100000 vagonov. Rumunsko
chce vyviezt' do cudziny $50
do 100000 vagonov. Urcitd
cast iste bude povolene do
viezt' ma Podk. Rus, lebo ta-
mojsie obyvatepstvo bez ku-
kurice nemozno 81 ami pred
stavit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-13
Zabil 85-rocnl matku.

Zabil 85-rocn1 matku.
66rocny Jozef Lach. 2 Kra-
snohorskeho Podhradia, Ia
bill sekerou svoju 85-rocnu
matku. Rano potlzil sa alko-
holom a potom mic netusia-
cej staruskej matke jednou
ranou rozt'a hlavu. Phi W.
sluchu sa cynicky primal a
vyhlasil, re sa ma vrazdu
pripravoval vyse roka. Prf-
cinou vrazdy su rodinne ne
svary pre- majetok.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-13
Gil. Skoda je asi $4,000 Kcs
a je kryta poistenfm.

Pol'nS kr6deze 90 mnoxia.
Sd neustale st'aznosti ho-
spodarov, najma v okoli
miest, ze nepovolane ruky
vymlatia obilie skor, nez ho-
spodar sam. Najcastejsie
tym sposobom, ze tupym
predmetom poobfjajl snoopy,
z ktorych obilie pada rovno
do podlozenej nadoby.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-13
HORACE pole psenice.

Dosial' neznamy pachateP
zapalil v Kochanovcisch v
Zempelinskej ma poll dosial'
nepokosenu psenicu, ktora do
jednoho klasu zhorela. RoI-
mix Juraj Krupsa, ktore pole
patri, utrpel 1000. korun
skody. Ide pravdepodobne o
pomstu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-13

Krvavx bitka medzi zenami.
v Povinej pri Kysuckom
Novom Meste doslo medzi
davnymi nepriatepkami Zu-
zanou Martinakovou a Ste
faniou Rajdfkovou k bitke,
ktora krvave skoncila. Marti-
|nakova prisla pod okna Raj
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-13

Pre- svoju zenu zabil brata.
Gustav Kotasek z Dol. Kru
py pri Trnave strelil ma svoj-
no 22-rocneho brata, lebo u
rail jeho zenu. V beznadej-
nom stave brat boil odvezeny
do nemocnice.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-13
DOLL sa sto rokov.

V dedinke Bujakovo pri
Presove dozil sa 100 rokov
tamojsi obcan Ondrej Gu
man. Vel'mi rad rozprava o
svoiej mladosti a vravi, ze
preto dlho zije, lebo Pile mi
neralnu vodu.