davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-27

Kazde diet'a ma byt' pod
dozorom rodinreho lekara a
v prvom roku svojho zivota
ma MIN byt' prezerane aspon
raz mesaGne. Ked' diet'a "a
cne behat', je slobodno tieto
prehliadky konat raz v kaz-
dych troch mesiacoch, a vo
veku cd 2 do 6 rokov iba
raz rocite. Medzi navsteva-
mi rodinneho .lekara je to
matka, ktora hra najdolezi-
tejsiu ulohu. S touto zodpo-
vednost'ou 1la svojich pie
ciach ma sa kazda matka
presne riadit' radami lekara
a nepripisovat' VERY radam
dobre mieniacich, ale neve-
domych slisedov.
"Hodne sviezeho vzduchu
a slnca" bude jednym z pr
vych rad lekarovych. Pred
pfsana MIN dieta bude zahr-
i1ovat' hodne mlieka a ovo-
cnych stiav. Pocdvajte vsak
pozorne, ked' lekar yam po-
vie, kedy diet'at'u tieto po-
krmy davat' a jake. Rad'te
sa s MIN tiez o tom, ako die
ia satit' a kolko pohybu
diet'a vyzaduje pre- svoje
zdravie. Pc druhych narode-
ninach diet'at'a berte no tiez
pravidelne diva razy do roka
k zubnemu lekarovi.
Al dnes mono pocut' E.
ste casio o podvyzivenych
det'och. Toto iba zriedka
znaci, ze diet'at'u sa nedo-
stava potravy. V mnohych
prfpadoch to ME je zavinene
nespravnou dietou, ale ca
sto skazenymi zubami, ME-
ktorou chorobou postihnuty-
mi mandlami alebo zlaza-
mi, alebo al tuberkulozou
V mnohych pripadoch je to,
pravda, zavinene nesprav.
nou potravou, alebo nespra-
vne vyrovnanou dietou. Y
kazdom pripade must .vsak
pricinu podvyzivy zistit
sam lekar. Riad'te sa 1eka.
rovymi radami hned' cd pr.
vopociatku a zabranite to.
mu, aby vase diet'a podvy.
zivou vobec kedy trpelo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-27

- To je reci o simon a
slabom pohlavi, vo skutoc-
nosti robi najt'azsie pracc
vlastne zena. To ME je ma
lickost', tocit' sa cely den v
kuchyni, neprist' vobec Ia
vzduch, ma vsetkych praco-
vat, ma sta vcci pamatovat'.,
4 k tomu rodit deti jedne
"a druhym. Domaca praca
je t'azka. Muz ma svojich
osem pracovnych hodin a
dost'. Pre- zenu ziadnych o.
sem hodin neplati. = I. G.
Masaryk. ...-..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-27

IlShu AOy oA1lAis hSoAJ W.
duje talianska armada.
Moi otec ospravedlneny! -
O, ia citila som, ze toto raz
must prist'!"
A ako vymenena, ME ia
pokojna Viola, ktora vedela
znasat' urazky bez pohnutia
sa, teraz v ekstazi cele dru-
ha, - vstala znovu a chopi-
la ruku patra Sylvestra.
"Vd'aka vam, vd'aka, "a
vase slova; Wy doniesli ste
mi Wac, nez zivot a majetok
znaci. - Vase slova daily
mi nazpat cest', memo ciste
- vsetko!"
Pater vymohol 81 ruku v
rdk nadsenej devy a rozpra-
val d'alej:
Este ME som u koncan'
Violu uz tento koniec nezau-
jimal; - ona by uz teraz
vd ACNE ponechala koniec
rozpravy druhym a rada by
bola opustila izbu, ably v ko-
morke svojej samotna pri-
vykla svojmu st'astiu. Ale
chladny poh1'ad vypravuj1-
echo a uspokojujuce, meme
slova Imrichove primaly ju
k tomu, ably este naslucha-
la.
Este je ME koniec," opa-
koval vyruseny vypravova-
tel; "chory Mikulcik v pre-
stavkach a V paroksizme zim
nice rozpraval mi toto vset-
ko a ku koncu oddal mi j
riektore pozostalosti svoje,
medzi mimi al pisma, ktore
81 boil u Podhradskych v no.
ci poziaru osvojil, spolu i s
niektorymi klenotami; no.
dinky boly tam i tusim po-
dobne mal;ckosti. Ale to vse-
tko potrovil, len niektore
drobnosti nepatrnej ceny ma
chodily sa vtedy u neho, axe
| i tento medallion. Hlavne &c
vsetkeho je, re zachoval pi'
sma, ktore on, bar zvedavy
predsa len pozde otvoril, &
ponevac nemohol ich zane
nit "a peniaze, uschovava
ich pri sebe; - kto Una, CT
nal mimi "a 1mysly? Tiett
pisma dolezite sd pre- diet;
Podhradskeho. Umierajuc
kajuci hriesnik prosil ma pr
memo ziveho Boha, ably ne
st 'azoval som 81 cestu a Wy
hl'adal sirotu zavrazdeneh'
Podhradskeho, a do jej rdl
ably oddal som listing tieto
- Tu sd a tu drobnosti
ktore tiez prinalezia Pod
hradskeho deere. :"
S tymi slovami oddal pa
ter Sylvester pisma bezcen
ne veci do ruk Violinych. P,
tom pozrel prenikavym IRA
kom svojim pc pritomnycf
Viola citila t'azit' listin
tieto ma svojom svedom
DPa listu otcovho, i dl'a tc
ho, co pocula cd pani Milo
ckej, mohla s1dit', ze Vilir
. skych majetok utrpi vepk
strbinu, jestli ona pozadt
vat bude svoje pravo a
krem toho zapletie sa d
prav6t.
/ pozrela ma tdtora pt
zrela ma Imrichs/
; Stary Vilinsky /hl'adel oc
; ma zdeseno otvorenymi n
nu. Vyraz nemalej obay
! zracil sa 2 jeho tvari jet
| nou rukeu opierajuc sa mo-
ne 0 operadlo kresla dr1
: hi vystrel pc listinach. N;
: proti tomu Imrich stal tu'
| nedorozumeni; jeho, [
!. pravotara co obrancu VII
limbo, zacala zaujimat' W
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-27


jestic' a Alaunia. Europski
milionari, obavajuc sa vojny,
jej rameno a pohPadom, pl-
nym neznosti, prindtil ju, a.
by uspokojila sa a znovu sa-
dla ma miesto svoje a vypo-
cuvala rozpravu az do kon-
ca.
Pater Sylvester pozrel s
boku ma Violu ma mladeho
muza patravym, prenikavym
pohl 'adom hlbokych oci. Po-
tom pokracoval pokojne, re
ziadal 81 tento umieraj1ci
"biely muz", ako no domo-
rodci zvali, niekoho, komu
by sveril, co obt'azuje mu
svedomie. Zaradoval sa tedy
nemalo, ked' videl pricho-
dit muza, ktoreho oblek u
kazoval mu ma stav duchov-
nej osoby. Dychtive chytil
ruku prichodzieho a zvolal:
"Vy idete ma vychod? Snad'
do Europy??"
"Ano, ia vedie ma costa
moja," odvetil pater Sylve-
ster.
"Oj, tax - pre- Ukrizova-
neho, smilujte sa nado mnou
a zbavte ma t'azkej viny
mojej!' prosil upenlive ne
mocny, ktoreho bieda prind-
tila k vyznaniu hriechov
svojich a neresti vsakoveho
druhu k pokaniu.
"Co rozpraval tento kaju-
ci hriesnik, bolo hrozne; &C
mne, ktory nahliadnul som
uz nejeden raz do temnych
priepasti l'udskej duse, ME
zriedkave", vypravoval pa
ter Sylvester d'alej. "On IL
Gil mi hroznu nenavist' svo-
! ju oproti istemu Podhrad-
skemu, ktory no dakedy dr.
20 bol urazil. S huzevnato-
st'ou l'udi, jemu podobnych,
pridrzal sa nenavisti svojej
a neunavne myslel len ma
pomstu. Osud mu pomahal,
lebo Podhradsky klesol hmo-
the i mravne."
"Nie, nie!" zvolala vi
ola s neobycajnou prudko-
st'ou; "neklesal on mravne
nikdy, ac stfhany bol uder-
mi nezasluzenymi; - oh, o.
tecko, mily, slachetny otec
MOL"
Ease sohnul sa Imrich ku
nej a septal jej slova lasky'
pine, al uspokojila sa zno.
WI.
Pater Sylvester medal ss
mylit'.
"Ako mi Mikulcik Pod
hradskeho licil, NAL to byt
clovek nest astny, nestaly
Iahkomysepny.'
Viola opat' trhla sa zapor
ne.
"Clovek fatalista", dolozi
pater Sylvester a pohliado
bokom ma Violu.
"Zkratka, tento Podhrad
sky vysiel ma mizinu. - Mi
kulcik, ktory boil prinepatr
ny, nez aby Dol pomahal pri
volat' upadok Podhradske
; no, nezelal 81 mic insie, ne:
vidiet' svojho nepriatel'a pc
, koreneho. - / ukoval dia
, bolsky plan. Pocul niekde
ze Podhradsky hrozil rad
, nym panom, roztr1sil zvest
t1to, ale v tom rlchu, ze je
no nepriatel' hrozil ohnon
! Jedneho dina sam podlozi
ohen v susedstve, ale ten be
: skoro zbadany a zahasenJ
: Vecerom toho isteho dna "a
: Sc podlozil ohen, a ten roz
: nietil sa q rychlo zachvat
: cely rad stavisk ma namest
"Mikulcfk podpapac! :
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-27
SIROTA PODHRADSKYCH
Roman.
Napsala TEREzIA vANsOvA.
Roman.
(Pokracovanie.)

"Viem, co chcete pove-
dat: Ze tam Won nebude asi
horsie, nez tn u mas! - Vsku
tku, Viola, ia pozde nahlia-
dam, ze vam musel byt' mas
dom pravym peklom. a pre-
to muslin sa poponahPat' ma
pravit', co SINE previnili. -
Viola, ci mozete nam odpu-
stit'? - - Ci chcete odpu-
slit mne, co som vam zleho
dokazal? - Ci mozete?"
Deva citila, ze je ME dost'
silnou. - Tato otazka nasla
ju nepripravenu. Imrich nez-
ne prinutil ju sadndt' 81 ma
stolicku pri obloku, on SAM
volil 81 miesto ma kufre bliz-
ko nej.
"Povedzte, Viola, zbavte
ma trapnej neistoty; vidite,
prosf vas ten, ktory pri va
som prichode urazil vas dr.
20, - vas, zronenu, osiralu.
Ach, davnC ol'utoval muz
nerozmyslene slova mladiko-
We, - davno vas prosil o
odpustenie; Viola, Wy ste to,
prirodzene, nevidely, nemo-
hly ste rozumiet' prosbe ne
mel. A ked' YAM poviem, re
neverfm a vlastne neveril
som v obzalobu, ktorou v sic
pei naruzivosti urazil som
vas v til chvil'u, re neverim
vo vinu otca vasho, - ze i
toho prosil som uz v duchu
"a odpustenie - vam k vo-
Ii: Viola, ci odpustite, i vse-
tko, elm urazir som vas po-
zdejsie?''
Jeho makky hlas vludil sa
4 .ej srdca; ved' on hovo-
iii eraz ku nej hlasom, a
Euns nehovoril ami ku cho-
roi Emke. Viola podala mu
guE svoju a pohl 'adom me-
la ecnej lasky pozrela ma
.anp.
Jam nemam co odpu-
... iebo to urobila som
~ lavno", dolozila ticho a
5#l vahave.
D, tax je dobre, Viola
TAX vam mozem uz po-
2@&; t., co tax davno citim v
a~aei, - a co povedat' chcel
J. uz davno. - Ale Wy to
gi tie vediet', vies to,
Fio a, vsak vies, re ia
Hri1 jem, - Viola, moja vi,
ola? -
Pri tom pozrel ma nu po.
hl'adom vit'aznym i pokor.
nym, ktory tlumocil cely svet
lasky; a ten pohl'ad street.
null sa $ podobnym u devy
dosial' tax chladnej.
. ''Moja Viola, septal zno.
vu; potom privinul ju k Sc
be prvym bozkom lasky
poPubil devu milovanu.
"Vsak uz nepojdes?"
Mustn't odvetila ona q
ukryla hordcu hlavku do dla.
nj.
.'Predsa, Viola? Me, ne
musis! Nikto Wac nesmie ia
urazit'. Vsetci, ktori ia pre-
nasledovali a ublizovali ii
odidu, len my ostaneme: O.
tee, Emka a my dvaja. Vic
la, dobre nam bude! Neo
didi, ved' bez teba pusto {
zimno by nam bolo - ne
mozes odist'Y
S bopnym vzdychom po
zrela nanho deva.
"Vy neznate -'
'.Nie tax, Viola moja! po
vedz mi inaksie; - prosim
povedz mi tax, ako ia tebe!'
"Ty nevies - a znovl
skryvala svoju rozpalen'
hlayku.I
"Dalej, d 'alej; ami nezna
ako krasne to zneje!"
C. Neznas, axe podozre
ME vrhajd ma mna.'
"Znam; zial', ze nemoho
som tomu predist'! Vid', mi
la moja, nemusim ii pove
dat, lie som presvedceny
tebe, Re verim v teba ak
sam v seba, snad' len ne
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-27

Imrich otvoril dvere a ky
nul rukou mnfchovi, aby
stdpil. Ia MIN kracala Vio-
la $ nepokojnym srdcom. Co
to ma byt', co povie jej ten
to knaz? AXE zvesti donasa
tento cudzinec?
Vilinsky sedel pri kachlach
vo vel'kej izbe, NAL hlavu
napred naklonen1, dfval sa
do ohna a ohrieval 81 ruky.
Ked' videl prichadzat' zjav
" tomto dome malo vfdany,
zdvihol hlavu, pozrel S udi-
venfm ma prichodzieho, ma
Violu i ma syna.
Vilinska teraz, ked' len
mohla, nachodila sa v izbe
pri nemocnom muzovi. Ako-
by jej len teraz bolo napad-
10, ze povinnost' jej urcila
miesto pri boku jeho. Avsak
Wac z politiky, nez v poci-
te povinnosti konala sluzby,
ktore dosial' len Viola OBJ
staravala; ona nechcela sa-
movol'ne utratit' teple mie-
sto - lebo u Herminky toho
zaiste nenajde. I tato po-
slednia sisla dolu. Nemohla
vystat' samotu a tax VOLTA
nudit' sa radsej v spolocno-
sti, nez sama. I zvedava bo-
la, a tam hore nicoho nepo-
cuje, nevidf; tn chodia pu-
dia, rozprava sa o mnohom,
i prisla - este raz.
Medzitym ponukol Imrich
mnichovi stolicku.
Tento predstavil sa co pa
ter Sylvester z radu Jezisov-
no. Prichadza 20 zapadu Sc
vernej Ameriky, kde dcinko-
val co misionar.
Vsetci pritomni, prekvape-
nj uz jeho zjavom, teraz ma
pnute cakali, co pocuju d'a-
lei.
Viola, ktora tusila, re cd
patra pocuje nejake dolezite
zpravy, nemyslela mac, nez
ze hlasi sa k nej rodina ne
znama; - snad' stara ma.
tka, myslela nemalou RADIO
st'ou, - ale ia byva tu, v
blizkosti Zanice, a tento pri-
chodf Ameriky. Al ona 81
sadla V blizkosti ujca. I'M
rich ostal stat pri nej, ako-
by hotovy br$.1it' 81 ju prot
vsetkemu nemilemu a a.
koby nechcel opustit' Wac
mladuchu svoju.
Pater Sylvester rozprava]
miernym, zvucnym hlasom.
prihody svoje, ktore bezpro.
stredne tykaly sa zpravy,
ktoru NAL podat'.
Cd rokov ucinkoval ma "a.
pade noveho sveta. Tam &C
misionar poznal utrapy a bic
du vyst'a 'ahovavsich sa Europ.
canov; poznal ma istej clare
vsetky domky farmarov a O.
samelych osadnikov - axe
i vigvamy Indianov. Jeho Il
cinlivost' medzi tym ubo'
hym, vymierajucim l'udom
dosla uznania u ieho pred.
stavenych. Preto vymenova.
ly no "a domaceho ucitels
a spovedelnfka ku jednel
kniezacej rodine v Dolnon
Rakusku. Ako dostal zpravu
tito a toto cestne povolanie
hned' opustil miesto dosavad
neho ucinkovania svojho {
ponahl'al sa ma vychod de
New Yorku, aby odtial' pre-
plavil sa do Europy. Ma jed
nej vacsej stanici zeleznic
nej drahy pacifickej sdeli
mu prednosta stanice, re tt
caka jeden nacelnfk India
nov, takzvanych blekfutov,
a vyzera knaza, ktory chce
by umieraj1ceho European;
vyspovedat'. Bee vahania v,
stupil z vozfla a nasledova
; nacelnika do blizkej osady
kde v jednom stane lezal u
moreny, biedny "biely muz y
: Tento, dl'a rozprav India
= nov, vracal sa 70 zlatych dc
: low San Francisco, - chu
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-27

MET tel moci, ktora prinuti-
la by ju vydat' klenot tento
l. a teraz dava no dobro-
vol'ne -!
Imrich hl'adel ma podany
prsten S prekvapenfm.
"Skutocne'', zvolal, "ten
isty!"
"Oj, hla, uz al -"
"Ty veris, chcela 81 pove-
dat, ME? Ale neverim, ved'
skor musel by pochybovat' o
sebe samom. Nejaka zvlast-
ma nahoda mas mani. Otec
by nam to najskor vedel Wy
svetlit' snad' sdvisi to S ro-
dinou mojej matky!' - Pri
tom niesol otazny prsten
blizsie ku svetlu, ktore v
hranach briliantov rozrazalo
ga v tisicerych bleskoch.
"Tu to mame!" zvolal ra-
dost'ou ucenca, ktoremu po-
darf sa rozldstit' problem;
''tento prsten, aspon tax kom
binujem, boil majetkom ma
Sci tetky L6rky, prvej panel
tvojho otca.'
"Ano; a cd tel dostala no
moja mama co dokaz vd'ac-
nosti "a svoje verne sluzby.
- Potom, ked' moja mama
umrela, skryl no otec pre-
NINA a dial mi no, ked' bola
som uz vel'ka tym napo-
menutim, ably varovala som
81 no, Go vel'mi vzacnu pa
miatku."
"a predsa dala 81 no te-
raz mne."
"Ved', tebe y" riekla vi
/ ola vrelym pohl'adom.
"Naucis sa, hl'a, Vilica
moja! Vsak tax volal TIA tvoj
= otecko?" Potom vstal cely
| astny a drziac este vzdy
osudny klenot V ruke, riekol
/ S pohIadom nan:
"Tak, ze je ME mas, re
nikdy nam nepatril, je iste ;
l teraz co MIN? Vezmi ST ho
/ nazpat, co tvoju vlastnost' ,
- alebo ME, podrzim 81 no
ia, kym nevymenfs no dru-
: hym, sirotka moja, tou jed
7 noduchou obruckou, ktora
| nam bude symbolom vecnej
, Iasky. - A teraz pod'me X
, otcovi, ten sa bude tesit'
4 ved' uz iste hl'ada a VIOLA
= milu svoju Violu.'
..Laska urobila ich oboch
= hovornymi. Ako dobre deti.
. ruka v ruke, kracali dolu, IL
smievajuc sa jeden ma dru-
: heho a v ich usmevoch IRA.
, Gil sa cely svet blazenosti. -,
13. Zvest' O Mikulcikovi.
= Chodbou zavznel ostry
: zvuk zvonca ma brane.
Y Take dvere sa otvorily a
dnu vstupil jeden muz v O.
deve mnfsskom, so sirokym
! klobukom ma hlave.
= Oproti nemu dolu schodmi
kracal Imrich s Violou v sta.
: stnom rozhovore. Ked' "a.
4 zreli ma chodbe mnicha, "a,
= stall nieco prekvapenf. I'm.
!, rich nemyslel mac, nez ze
= prfchodzieho vedie nejaka
= zalezitost' k nemu, CO pravo.
= tarovi, j poposiel mnichovi '
a ustrety.
: Cudzinec, patrne neznamy
v okolf, opytal sa:
= "Tu byva pan Lazar vi
linsky?">
"Ano; Wy 81 zelate?"
= "Rad by som s MIN hovo
|, rit'." .......,
1" "Moj otec je nemocny.'
u Gale je v stave NINA vypo
Il cut; znam zachadzat' S cho
rymi," dolozil S yaznym po
s hPadom ma oboch mladycl
l'udi.
) "Ked' 81 prave MIN re
late byt', dobre; ostatne mo
il hol by vas vypocut' ja.''
i Pater neodpovedal, leb'
) Viola, ktora vzdialit' s.
o chcela, vzbudila jeho pozor
o most.
> "Ste snad' Wy Viola Pod
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-27
DOBRA NOVINA PRE-
TRPIACICH MA GU
KROVKU.
Pise DR.. John l.. Rice, komi-
sar zdravotnictva mesta New
, Yorku.

Kol'ko citatel'ov mojich
clankov vie, re len V Spoj.
Statoch zije vyse pol miliona
Pudi, trpiacich ma cukrov-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-12
COL. ROBINSON TO BE
H0N0RED FOB HEROIC
DEED 28 YEARS AGO

Col. Oliver P. Robinson will be
decorated by Maj. Gen. Albert j.
Bowley. Fifth Corps Area COM
mander. in a ceremony at TT.
Benjamin Harrison Saturday for
brave deeds he performed q years
ago.
In 1907 Col. Robinson, then a
captain Of a company Of Philip
pine Scouts, rescued several men
from drowning at the mouth Of
the Suribao River, Samar. Philip
pine Islands. The wheels of the
government grind slowly, but re-
Gently the Treasury Department
announced that a medal will be
given to Col. Robinson for this
gallant action.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-12

activities in that light. Ee said
friends throughout the state were
conducting his fight for him in ap-
probation OF his organization work.
1t was rumored that he would re-
sign the patronage secretaryship
and make an independent race for
the nomination if he still finds
plenty of support for his candidacy
when delegates to the convention
are elected next spring
More than 1000 persons attend
ing the banquet applauded vigo-
rously on two occasions when the
Governor was mentioned as the
leader Of our party" The first
reference was made by Mr.. Jack
son in his welcoming address,. The
second was in resolutions of the
editors.
One major truce resulting from
the two-hour peace conference was
an agreement between the two Sem
ators that they would divide Fed
eral patron &c equally.
They will agree on compromise
candidate within a few months, it
was reported.
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Stops Torture Of
Rheumatic Pain

Sufferers from rheumatic pain are GER
tainly happy over their discovery of
Nurito. Now they have found a prescrip-
ton that quickly relieves the agonizing
pain of rheumatism. sciatica. Iumbago.
neuralgia or neuritis. This effective for
mula-developed by an eminent special
lists now available TO the public every
where. 1t works like a charm. fast and
powerful, but harmless, no opiates or other
narcotics. BY all means make trial of this
prescription that eases torturing pain and
makes sufferers grateful. And to make it
more emphatic. if it doesn't relieve the
worst pain with two or three doses, your
money will be refunded. Try Nurito today
on this guarantee. At all druggists.
-AdYertiSement
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TINES

torial Association banquet at French
Lick Saturday night.
Friends of U. S. Senator Frederick
VanNuys claimed, however. he won
assurances during a two-hour con-
ference which preceded the banquet
that Pleas Greenlee, Gov. McNutt' S
secretary, would not be permitted
to use patronage powers to pack the
state convention next year with
delegates on the state pay roll.
Greenlee and Lieut.. Gov. M. Cliff
ford Townsend remained the two
outstanding candidates for the gu
bernatorial nomination at the close
of the two-day outing.
Mr.. VanTuys agreed to end his
fight against the state adminiStra-
ton during the conference with Nc
Mutt, United States Senator Sher-
man Minton and Omer Stokes Jack
son, state chairman.
The senior Senator pointed out
that he did not want leadership of
the state organization, but de-
manded assurance the 1886 nomi-
mating convention would not be
packed for one-man control"
Mr.. Greenlee did not consider his
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down the dreaded Yangtse River.
killing thousands and wrecking IN
told millions in property. bikes
are constructed feverishly in a de-
termined effort to save the 1900 900
inhabitants of Hangkow from diSas-
ter.
A gathering Of Gold Shirts" lat
est political organization to distin-
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CHURCH GROUP TO MEET
Nazarene District Assembly to Open
Here Tomorrow.

District assembly Of the Indian
apolis District Church of the Naza-
rene Will open tomorrow night IN
the Roberts Park Methodist Epis-
copal Church.
First business session will be held
Wednesday. Evangelistic services
will be held each night Of the as
sembly. Eighty-three churches Will
be represented.
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Lovely shawl collar, trimmed with
fitch. Black hubby crepe .....'..S 2S
Brown crepe with horseshoe collar OF
Cross-fox. Note the very fine peasant
sleeves ..............,.... $50
Brown seal dyed rabbit swagger coat
with silk scarf. One of many at this
Advance Selling price ........... S38
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vANNUYS CALLS
OFF PARTY WAR
DURING OUTING
Both Sides Claim Victory
After Love Feast With
Editor Hosts.
BY JOHN L. CUTTER
United Press staff Correspondent

Both factions claimed victory to-
day in the Indiana Democratic
Party truce.
State administration leaders
pointed out that Gov. Paul V. Nc
Mutt was given full recognition as
party leader in the state by about
1000 persons at the Democratic Edi-
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}. gorgeous shawl collar of marmink.
Note the waistline. A brown waffle
weave wool fabric. ................. S2S
!. The perfect coat, silvered dyed fox
collar, 1ared skirt and in black WAT
fle weave fabric OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2S
;. A detachable cape collar of marmink
and a matching muf trimmed with
marmink. Brown crepe. ....s2o
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The seasons chit" A blouse back,
lar of fox completes the picture. S2S
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CHINESE FLOODS
ARE PICTURED
IN TIMES FILM
Ruin Spread Near HangkoW
by Raging YangtSe
Is Shown.

The ruin spread far and wide
around the city Of Hangkow, China,
by heavy floods is to be seen in
startling views in the current issue
of The Indianapolis Times Univer-
sal Newsreel which has Graham
McNamee as its talking reporter"
Unusually heavy rains and tor
rents formed by the melting of
mountain SHOWS send wall of water
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Point to efficiency

Second, they will agree to produce
all the restocking fish needed in
their county without cost to the
state or to the sportSmen's license
account. They can do this with the
ponds they now have and from the
ponds that can be created by the
merchants organizations. All these
activities will be checked by the De-
partment of Conservation.
Third, carried on as a private
business enterprise they believe 1t
will be more efficient in the long run
than if it we're state-Operated.
Fourth. they will agree to remove
coarse fish without cost to the state
and to illustrate their argument they
show that they have taken out more
than 20 tons of dog, gar and carp
at their own expense in the last 10
months.
It's a Potent Argument
AS payment for theis activity they
want a permanent open season on
game fish. They say that the per-
manent patrolled spawning beds Will
take care of the natural increase;
their own ponds will keep the flsh
life up to or above the natural level;
and # they undertake to increase
the available food supply IN their
lakes "a problem they are now
studying) they will have more fish
in their lakes than there were when
the Indians were here.
The added revenue coming into
the county from transient fishermen
would pay the bill and leave a nest
egg.
That is a potent argument. Mr..
Fisherman. and if it carries, some of
YOU merchants in other districts will
have TO invent a way out. Fisher
men want fish. They pay well for
the fun Of fishing. A bass in any
water is worth SIS a pound. I found
that out long ago.
If an enterprising county can give
them fishing for II months and
continue doing il there is where you
find the fishermen and their
families.
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IL, 1885

guish its members by their haber-
Gashery. in Mexico. D. F.. is also to
be seen in the current issue.
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STEUBEN LAKES
SEEK ALL-YEAR
OPEN SEASON
And They Produce Potent
Arguments, Collins Finds
in Survey.

This IS the hfth Of series Of articles
on Conservation II Indiana The sixth
vii be printed next Monday.