davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07

mysel tela je smrt', ale my
sell Ducha je zivot a pokoJ.
Rim. 8:6.
sCi nezijeme v dobe, kto-
ra potrebuje prave porozu-
menie pre- pokoj? Ale ci je
mono ueinit' zlaty vek z O.
iovenych pudf? CT je moz-
no ucinit' pokojny svet z l'u-
di, ktori miluju nepokoje?
CT je mono zaviest' pokoj
v cirkvi, v ktorej l'udia stale
robia rozbrojes? CT je moz-
nvm pokoj v domacnosti, V
ktorej sa muz so zenou u
stavicne vadi?
Jestli chceme, ably pokoj
vladol v rodine, v cirkvi, v
krajine, on must najprv "a
vladnut' v dust jednotlivca.
Ovocie pokojnej duse bude
roznesene svetom. Pozehna-
ME svetu kynie 2 pokojnsho
srdca. Jestli chce clovek pre-
West reformu, on ju musl
najprv previest' medzi sebou
a Bohom. Marshall Joffre po-
vedal, ze vit 'azstvo zalezi v
obetavosti jednotlivcov. TAX
m6zeme povedat', ze ma
svete zavladne pravy pokoj
vtedy, ked' zavladne v kaz-
dom srdci a zivote.
Zkadial' pochadzaju boje
a svady medzi vami? Pyta
sa svaty Jakub. CT snad' ME
ztadiaPto: z vasich rozkosi,
ktore vojuju vo vasich IL
doch? Nepriatelstva, svady,
ziarlenia, hnevy, zavisti. To
sd ovocia zemskeho zapasu.
Pokoj zavladne len skrz spo-
lupracu tych, ktori maju po-
koj vo svojom srdci. Kristus
zasl'ubil pokoj svojim uceni-
kom, ale pokoj vnutorny. A
viete, kedy v pudskom srdci
zavladne pokoj? Vtedy, ked'
81 je clovek isty, ze no Bob
miluje. Svaty Jan pise: V
tom je laska, ME ze by sme
my boil milovali Boha, ale
ze on miloval mas a postal
svojeho Syna jako smierenie
"a nase hriechy. Lebo tax
miloval Bob svet, ze svojho
jednorodeneho Syna dal, aby
kazdy, kto veri v neho, ne
zahynul, ale NAL zivot veC-
ny. Ale kto ma v srdci po-
koj bozi, ten je kontrolova-
ny Bohom. Zije dla prikaza-
MIA bozieho. Nehl'ada vzdy
to najlahsie, ale podnikne
t'azsie veci pre- Boha. Najvia-
cej horkosti v Pudskom Ii
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07
ZLOCINNOSf RASTIE

Policajny komisar mesta
New Yorku, Lewis J. Valan-
tine podal zpravu, v ktorej
stoji, ze zlocinnost' V tom
meste vzrastla lanskeho ro-
ku o Is percent oproti roku
1888. Najvacsi pocet zloci-
nov ze pacha mladez. %
percent z arestovanych spa
chalo zlocin po prvy raz --
pre- biedu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07


vote pochadza z toho, ked'
Bob chce tax a clovek inak.
Jaka nesnadz povstala by
pri stavbe, ked' by architekt
NAL jeden plan a stavitel' "a
Sc my. Met spola 'hlivejsieho
pre- zivot, ako je plan bozi.
Svet potrebuje pokoj, a ten
iste pride, ale must najprv
zavladnut' v dusiach tych
rudi, ktori sa hlasia "a ma
sledovnikov toho Princa Po-
koja.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07

Roku 1884 automobily "a
pricinily. smrt' 35 l'ud'om 2
kazdych 100000 osob oby-
vatel'stva Spoj. Statov. Kaz-
dych 100000 kar zabilo 130
pudi. Najvacsou pricinou au-
tomobilovych nehod je ne
pozornost pohanacov. Bud !
me pozorni!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07
PoKOJ.
Pise M. D. HIBEN.

Najcastejsim predmetom
prednasatePov ako j pisate-
Hov je to male slovicko "po-
koj." Pokoj je tuzbou ce-
leho sveta. Modlitba vset-
kych storoci bola: "Daj nam
tvoj pokoj, 6, Boze!" My
slienka o pokoji sa tiahne ce-
lou historiou sveta. Pokoj je
odmenou spravedlnosti, on je
pozehnanim dobreho, koru-
nou nasich tuzieb, on je sla-
YOU vecnosti.
Hospodin ocakava cd clo-
veka, ably cinil spravedl-
most miloval sud, a pokorne
chodil pred Bohom. Kto pre-
vadza nespravedlnost' ten je
nepriatel' bozf. Spravedlnost'
je zaklad pokoja. "Osprave-
dlneni sue pokoj name S Bo-
hon." Kto je opravdu smie-
reny S Bohom ten je smiere-
ny S clovekom.
Proroci predpovedali, jak
krasne to bude, ked' pokoj
zavladne svetom. Kristus bol
predpovedany co Prime Po-
.koja. On prve nez odisiel ma
zpat ku svojmu Otcovi po-
vedal tieto slova: "Pokoj
vam zanechavam, svoj pokoj
YAM davam; ME tax, ako da-
va svet." Ten pokoj, ktory
da Bob, je vecny. Cd prvej
az do poslednej knihy v BIZ
blii pokoj je vyvysovany, O.
slavovany a sl'ubovany, a
predsa MET knihy, ktora by
:ol'ko bojov a nepokojov o.
pisovala, ako Biblia. Ona je
pima zapasov, bojov a "a
rmutkov. Ale - to je BOZ
dobreho oproti zlemu. Bob
neprestajne bojuje skrze
svoje verne vojsko oproti ne
pravosti, oproti hriechu. O.
pravdovy pokoj panuje len
' dust clovekovej. "Nemaju
siadneho pokoja, vravi Ho-
,podin, bezboznf." IL. 48:22.
Lebo hoja potrenie dcery
Iudu mojho povrchne, hovo-
lac: Pokoj, pokoj, ale MET
iiadneho pokoja." Jer. 8: Ill.
Kristus zastal mad mestom
Jeruzalemom a zaplakal: O.,
keby 81 al ty poznalo, a to
aspon v tento tvoj den, co ii
,meruje ku pokoju! Ale te-
faz je to skryte pred tvoji-
mi ocami. LUX. 19:42. Leho
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07
FORD MOTOR co. MA
PRAVEJ CESTE.

ANSN" AN oNAA"AAASh1lS PoN~
vysenia mzdy 10000 "a
mestnancom Ford Motor Co.
o $1.00 ma den = $500 ma
$500 - a o SC a Wac ma
hodinu tym, ktori Wac cara
bali dokazuje znovu zdrave
hospodarske zasady Henry
florida, tvorcu a budovatel'a
moderneho automobiloveho
priemyslu.
Henry Ford uz davno hla-
sa, ze jedina costa k blaho-
bytu su vysoke mzdy a niz-
ke ceny. Takym sposobom
robotny rud dostane vel'ku
nakupnu silu, je vstave ku-
povat' vyrobky a tax udrzo-
vat. priemyselne podniky v
cinnosti. Je to jednoduche,
srozumitel ne kazdemu. Po-
'chopit' takuto teoriu, netreba
byt' profesorom ekoncmie.
Vysoke mzdy samy v sebe
neznacia mic, ak su ceny W.
soke, a mike ceny tiez ne
znacia mic, ak su mzdy niz-
ke. Musia byt' vysoke mzdy
a mike ceny, ably l'ud mo-
hol vsetko kupovat' a ME len
veci najpotrebnejsie k udr-
zaniu zivota.
Ford Motor Company uz
cd rokov praktizuje tuto Ia
sadu. Ona bola prva, ktora
ustanovila minimalnu mzdu
$500 ma den. Potom zvysila
toto minimum ma $500 a ro-
ku 1929, ked' nastala depre-
sia a ked' inc podniky v A.
merike zacaly mzdy snizo-
vat, Ford Motor Company
minimalnu mzdu zvysila ma
$500 ma den, tax probujuc
zlomit' depresiu. Keby ju bo-
ly nasledovaly v tom prikla-
de ostatne podniky, bolo by
sa to podarilo. $500 mini
malna mzda zostala v plat
nosti "a dvadsat'dva mesia-
GOV, co spolocnost' stale $685.
100000. Ia poslednych 20
rokov, Ford Motor Company
vyplatila svojim robotnikom
spolu o 1923, 100000 Wac ma
mzdach, nezli by bola w.
platila, keby bola platila
beznu mzdu, akd inc spoloc.
nosti platily. A Henry Ford
neprestava hovorit', ze mzdy
sd privel'mi mike. Len ne.
davno sa vyslovil, ze SINE e.
Ste poriadne mzdy nevideli.
Takych prezieravych muzov
potrebuje svet, aby sa DOLL
pokoja a blahobytu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07
MILAN DJAKOVIC
TAzKO NEMOCNY

Milan Djakovic, i Slova-
kom dobre znamy srbsky ma
rodovec, ktory "a mnohe ro-
ky pracoval v cudzozem-
skom oddeleni Dollar Banky
a potion v slovenskej Yo.
State Bank, nachodi sa v ne
mocnici v Clevelande. Je tax
t'azko nemocny, ze su obavy
o jeho zivot.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07
YoUNGsToWNsKE sLOvENsKE NOvINY

kych agrarov. Spolu 166.
Opozicia ma 134 clenov. To
enact, ze vlada ma primalu
vacsinu, aby mohla byt' po-
vazovana "a pevnd.
Ak 81 vlada priberie ME-
ktoru stranu, bude to mai
skorej autonomisticky biloxi.
z ceskych opozicnych stran
81 vybrat' nemoze, lebo stra-
ma mar. sjednotenia (Krama-
rova a Strfbrneho) je zurive
protibenesovska a je proti
vsetkemu, cokol'vek vlada
chce podniknut'. Gajdovi ia
sisti a komunisticka strana
nepadaju ma vahu, lebo su to
strany protidemokraticke, a.
ko i Henleinova nacisticka.
Zostava len autonomisticky
biloxi a mem. krest'. social -
ak su tito este ME vo Wade.
Ale to je strana malicka, s
ktorou vlada nezmocnie. S
autonomistickym blokom by
mala skoro dva-tretinovu vac
sinu, ktoru vel'mi potrebuje
v terajsich t'azkych vnutor-
nych i europskych pomeroch.
Nebudeme prekvapeni, ak sa
Hlinka dohodne s Masary-
kom. A ked' to bude ma O.
soh Slovenska a naroda, bu-
deme "a to d'akovat' ces-
kym Nemcom, ze odovzdali
70 percent svojich hlasov
"a Henleina, stupenca Hit
lerovho.
" Youngstowne, V Para
mount divadle, uz hraju
"Black Fury, pohyblivy O.
braz 20 zivota banikov v
Pennsylvania. Boil sme I'VE
davi nan, ved' niektore slo-
venske easopisy pisaly o nom
zrovna ako o niecom zazrac-
nom a slovensky narod I'VE
lebujucom. A Go sme videli?
Tanecnu zabavu v slovenskej
hale, kde sa hrala a spieva-
la piesen "Pod tym nasim O.
keneckom' a strajk, v kto-
rom hlavny herec, NUM-,
predstavoval tupohlaveho a
spiteho vodcu slovenskych
banikov, Jozefa Radeka. An
glicke casopisy no menujd
"dull-witted" a "good-natur-
ed". Hra bola vyborne "a
hrana a je hodna podivania.
NUM- verne predstavil sloven-
skeho parobka, ktory nejed-
ma rozumom, ale pudom
ktoreho sila neni v modzgu,
ale vo svaloch. Strajk boi
majstrovsky prevedeny a ma
vychovnu cenu pre- robotnic.
two. Ktory robotnik videl ten
pohyblivy obraz, poueil sa,
ze ME kazdy, kto mu sladko
recni, je jeho priatePom.
Juhoslavia preziva nov6
statnu krfzu. W nielen Hor.
vati,, al srbska sedliacka
strana ide ignorovat' vladu a
bojkotovat' parliament. V
Horvatsku vyhlaseny bol je.
dno-dnovy vseobecny politi'
cky strajk ako protest prot
falsovaniu vysledku nedav.
nych volieb. Ida sa, ze JET.
ticova vlada padne a bud1
vypisane move vol'by.
DR.. Jan j. Bendik z Oily
phant, Pa, vymenovany bol
euvernerom Pennsylvania "a
statneho zdravotneho direk.
tora pre- Lackawanna okres.
Pennsylvancania nasi robia
teraz dobry pokrok v poll.
tike.
Cena masa je tax vysoka,
ze newyorkske zeny zacaly
strajkovat', ably prinltily ja-
tky ma snizenie Glen. New.
yorkcania jedia teraz maso
lei. diva razy ma tyzden, Wy
Sc 10000 gazdin sa zorgani.
| vo,,o1~ I, . rv;%Scs;
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07
ROzHLAS YSk.

Ct. citatelOv proslme, aby
nasich ohlasovatel'o l'ov-obchod-
nikov podporovali, lebo oni
svojimi ohlaskami pomahajd
udrzat' tento casopis tax, a.
ko citatelia svojimi predplat-
kami. A ked' pojdete nieco
k MIN kupit', povedzte, re
ste ich ohlasku citali v tych-
to novinach.
Hovori sa, ze cd smiesne-
no k vaznemu je len jeden
krok, a to sa dokazalo pri
zruseni MIRA zakona maj
vyssim sudom a sruteni celej
spletilej masinerie ma ieho
administrovanie, znamej pod
menom NRA. Lebo pricinou
padu noveho hospodarskeho
poriadku v Spoj. Statoch bo-
ly chudinky - kury.
Pod NRA kodom bol j vep-
koobchod S drobezou. Podra
k6du, vel'koobchodnik ne
smell dovolit' maloobchcdni-
kom vyberat' 81 kury, axe
sa i'm pacily, ale axe "a
mestnanec vel'koobchodu ma
hodou "a nohu chytil. A sta
10 sa, lie A. L. A. Schechter
Poultry Corporation v Brook
lyn, N. Y. dovolila jedneru
obchodnikovi, ably 81 vybral
kury sam zpomedzi n,noz-
stva kdr. Tymto boil prestu-
peny k6d 0 cestnom obcho-
dovani, lebo obchodnik 81
vybral tie najkrajsie. Firma
Schechter bola zalovana a
vec prisla pred naivyssi sud
Spoj. Statov vysledkom, re
Novy Hnadel' prezidenta Roo
sevelta boil vyhlaseny "a pro-
tiustavny.
Co bude teraz? Mnohi sa
boja, re sa depresia zhorsf.
Tieto obavy by boly oprav-
meme, keby vlada nemala sty-
ri biliony dolarov po ruke ma
zahajenie verejnych prac.
Ia tie peniaze mono dat
pracu from milionom robot
nixon ma jeden rok priamo
a mnohym tisicom nepriamo.
No okrem toho velkoprie-
mysel ubezpecuje krajinu, re
zostane pri svojich k6doch
dobrovol'ne a ze nebude sni-
zovat' mzdy, ami zvysovat'
pracovnu dobu. Ak zostane 81
verny slovu, v tom pade me-
name sa co obavat' nicoho,
lebo cenova a mzdova stavba
zostane vo vel'kom rozmere
neporusena a to rje, Go kraji-
ma potrebuje, aby sa depre-
sia neprehlbila. Ale ma dru-
hej strane t'azko verit', re
sa vel'kopriemyslu podari u
drzat' svornost' a stare mzdy
i start pracovnu dobu. "
teraz sa hovori o zamysPa-
nom strajku pol miliona tex
tilnych robotnikov, ktorym
textilnici chcd mzdu snizo-
vat a pracovnu dobu zvyso-
vat. Tiez ma vypukndt' ba-
nicky strajk so skoro pol mi
lionom uhl'obanikov, - CO
veru nepotesi tych,. ktori 81
pratt pokoj a prosperitu.
Evening star., 1935-10-17

considered as members Of the Chevy
Chase Association until about 800
have been admitted, then they will
go over to the Connecticut Avenue
Association so that it can function
as distinct group.
The Stars safety campaign was ap-
proved by the association. Members
voted to sign the pledge cards and
place the stickers on their wind
shields.
In the interests Of safety, 1t was
also asked that Belt road be made
a one-way street from Legation street
to Western avenue.
Evening star., 1935-10-17
Keys Ferry Soon to Operate.

MIAMI. Fla, october II R.-Wil-
liam H. Green, directing r. e. r. A..
relief and reconstruction work In the
Florida Keys, said yesterday he ex-
pected to have road and ferry facih-
ties to Key West, shattered by the
Labor day hurricane that killed over
400 persons. repaired within two
weeks
Evening star., 1935-10-17
THREE W0MEN'S GOLF
TITLES DECIDED HERE
Mrs. James w. Beller Defeats
Mrs. McGinty, 3 and 1, in
Country Club Final.

Women's golf championships were
decided this afternoon at three Of the
country clubs near Washington.
Mrs. James w. Beller won the Co
lumbia Country Club title, defeating
Mrs. George B. McGinty by 2 and /
in the final round. Mrs. w. s. Masden
won the championship at the WASH
ington Golf and Country Club, de-
feating Mrs. J. E. McCabe by 6 and S.
The Army-Navy Country Club title
went to Mrs. r. G. Guyer. who de-
feated Mrs. Phillip Cole by 3 and /.
Evening star., 1935-10-17
Marriage Licenses.

Clarence o. Reynolds AZ. Cherrydsle:. Va.
and Helena 8 sandsrson, 80. Needham'
Aos'f x PoseS. Is 81 n ST.: T. Re Rev. "8a Clarence
chastesn Beverley. 40. aas Sd st.. and
Efie Pooler 40 1880 ST.; Rev. W. D.
Leo 3; Moxlsy %. catonsy,Ile: Md. and ID
Bose ReS e. osNsIii sn.In: -. Baltimore Nd;
Bet Beth 6 ShIis'eR;sn y Rs;n; a'' Riehneld Utah
'';ssa 81 ss. N s'sf'yt e.ns; 's e. e. a$s: st. S.
%.zths L.mSsTt. is, go $50 ! st.; t.. ReS sa'
Son:s s a. is4s sts f St. t..
Guy I %Sitsa.g: 80. 1s2s A st. st. Sc. and
and Mirism g Psnni:op 10. 141e ed
and Eleanor |. Morris. Is. 1a4 9Th st
,.ss..; Rey p: I Norris. Nj, ., 49,,
Jazz rs rs 81 s. ans R.v Ivs x Psos Poor. 2 both
Lloyd NJ. Miller. 20. and Aileen Hicks. o5
both of Madison Heights. Va; Rev. A. r
James H. Dodse es. 1887 Monroe St. and
Elizabeth P. Wheless. "a. 1851 Columbis
"a dey. r.. d: 1ucker.
and Anna L Baiiard. 81. chariottesvilie
Frank A KENYON 20, Il. tennessee ave
G st ne: Rev. J. G. Bali.
Edgar A. Burchell 2l, l721 Kenyon St.
and Marion I Ridsely. 90. Bradbury
David r. Wetleg; IT.; y: 1890 Kearney,
i4th h st. 1ne me- 'ssnit Rsv Ep0s,i1a ssfqov, IS la
Charles L. Butler. g. 1924 Oates st. ne.
and Martha D. Beard. 20. 35f7 18th
st. ne: Rev. J. NJ Gillum.
Won R. Snyder 81. II New York ave ne.
and Lois L Jones: 90 GA Morton pi
Samuel Raimey. 40. 1910 sth St. and
Nora Darby. "a. 1894 18th st.: Rev,
Benjamin Z; E,sll, 90. West Bloomfield
book. N. r: Rev. A. P. Poore..
Clarence w Spriges. %. 1907 N st.. and
ADELAIDE N: Sloan. 20, Washington, Va;
william Z. Windsor. 90. pos L st.. and
Pearl B.. Morris. Is. Alexandra. Va;
Rev. 81 IL Hose
Evening star., 1935-10-17
Deaths Reported.

Mary 8. wolfe. ss, sO19 western ave.
Kate 9 HIashear; s6; 1882 gallstin st.
Alice H.iser. is, Home for Ased and 1nnrm
Masgie E. Wood. "a. 1858 Wyomins ave.
James Johnston. "a. Gallinger Hospital
Harry A. Chetham. 5S. Emergency Hospital
Edna N Young, 81, 1928 3Sth st.
Mary z. Diller. 54, 1890 Connecticut ave
Michael Cady, so. Gallineer Hospital.
Mabel M. Smith. 40. 121 I'd st. ne.
Frederick C. Gardner. Al, Veterans Ad
ministration Hospital.
Nealy w Davidson. 80. Veterans Admin
istration Hospital.
Granville Collings. "a, Gallinser Hospital.
Nancy Miles. SO. 324 Bryant st.
Charles Wilson. 81. Gallinger Hospital
Anna Strange, 55, Casualty Hospital.
Ada " Ellen. As Gallinger Hospital.
William Richard. AZ. 305 v st.
Roland 8. Spikes 40. Gallinger Hospital
John Manley. IL. Gallinger Hospital.
Samuel Brown. Q. Gallinger HOSPITAL.
Evening star., 1935-10-17

the Procurement Division, Treasury
Department. President D. B. Stein
man of the National Society Of Pro-
fessional Engineers will speak on En-
gineers and Their Professional So
ciety." Steinman Is consulting en-
gineer Of New York City.
Evening star., 1935-10-17
$9,7S7 Unclaimed in Bank.

WAUKEGAN. Ill. R)-Melvin B.
Ericsson, receiver of the Waukegan
National Bank, reported he had SO, 787
IN orphan" money. He filed suit in
Circuit Court for q ruling on the dis
position Of money no one had called for.
The cash represents unclaimed de.
poSitS in the now defunct bank.
Evening star., 1935-10-17
ENGINEER GATHERING
TO HEAR CHARLES WEST
Undersceretary Of Interior VIII
Speak on Economics and
the Engineer"

Undersecretary Of the Interior
Charles West will speak on "Econom-
les and the Engineer" at q meeting
of the District of Columbia Society
Of Professional Engineers tonight at
the Mayflower Hotel. A dinner at
$50 O'Clock will precede a business
meeting at 8 o'clock.
Public works will be discussed by
w. e. Reynolds, assistant director Of
Evening star., 1935-10-17

ShNOD OONhDANOEh,
Manager Of the firm Of Franklin
& Co., opticians. will be buried to-
morrow In New York City. He
died at the home of q sister there
yesterday after long illness. Born
In Hungary, Mr.. Buchbinder came
to Washington as q boy. He was
associated with the optical firm for
81 years, serving as manager for
the last 80 years.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-04-12
School Accrediting
Sought by Towns

Thirteen Montana high schools will
seek tc acquire fully accredited stand
ings with the Northwest Association Of
Secondary Schools and Colleges at its
18th annual convention at Spokane, M,
P. Moe, executive secretary of the Mon
tana Education association and first
vice president of the northwest group
said a few days ago.
The 10 new schools, which Moe said
would probably have no difficulty, with
the possible exception of one, would
have no trouble in gaining recognition
and joining the group Of accredited
schools Of which rs Montana high
schools and six college institutions will
seek renewal of their accredited stand
ing.
New schools seeking recognition by
the association are Antelope, Circle,
Springs. Moore, outlook, Granite coun-
ty CPhilipsburg), Roberts, Power, Troy
and Turner.
The Northwest association comprises
Montana, Idaho, Washington, Oregon,
Utah. Nevada, California and Alaska.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-04-12
FUR MARKET

As Reported by Beckman Bros. Raw Furs
Corp, Great Falls, Mont, March 80, 1885.
The distinct signs Of deterioration, due to
the lateness Of the season on most furs has
made the market on fresh caught pelts a
rather choppy affair.
Shipments are more or less valued in the
market on the general run OF the SpringinesS
evidenced in the pelts.
While the market on mink has turned active
in the lower priced qualities. it cannot be said
that prices have held Up to the high levels
which prevailed earlier in the season.
Muskrats, which are admitted to be a short
crop this year, seem to hold their place as
one of the leading articles on which active
trading may be enjoyed, but only at the go
ing market levels. Any ATTEMPT to increase cas-;
cents per skin, Immediately halts active trad
ing.
Skunk have deteriorated rapidly in quality
and because of the low prices and tremendous
quantities accumulated due to the extremely
large catch. many receiving houses have adj
vised against further trapping of these pelts.
Activity on wolf is conspicuous by its abb
sence. with the fresh skins which are mostly
rubbed. springy. and shedders being sharply
discounted.
Lynx have advanced sharply ana are being
eagerly competed for.
Silver foxes, which have been the strong
market and prices are considered somewhat
lower.
Beaver is showing better signs of activity
than for some months past. For a time.
the article was a drug on the market. but
as the season advances and the full prime
skins are trapped, it is hoped that a more
satisfactory level will develop than has pre-
vailed recently.
Badger is still commanding fancy prices
and even though trading in the market is not
active on this article, and some of the i'm
portant factors in the market claim a drop in
price has taken place. vet, because of its linn
tied quality, there are enough spectators will
ing to take a chance on present market lev
els, that trappers are able to obtain very sat-
%isfactory prices for their badger skins.
Trading the past week for good quality
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-04-12
INDIAN WHISKY
WAS VILE DRINK
PETER KOCH'S JOURNALS CON-
TAIN EXACT RECIPE FOR
BEVERAGE
(By EVA TOWN MURPHY

Government whisky is plentiful today
if has the price. Bootleg whisky
was in abundance a few years ago, and
before that were the old saloon days
But years and years before the saloons
there was whisky in Montana.
In the journals of Peter Koch, writ
ten in 1884, he gives an exact recipe
for whisky as manufactured at Ker-
chival City and sold to the Indians. He
states that perhaps it should not be
called whisky, but it was a "vile stuff"
that the Indians got drunk on anyway.
His recipe is thus:
1 quart of alcohol, I pound of rank
black chewing tobacco, l handful red
peppers, l bottle Jamaica ginger, l
quart of black molasses, muddy water
from the Missouri river.
His directions are to mix well and
boil until all the strength is drawn out
f the tobacco and peppers, then bottle
and sell, or drink.
Mr.. Koch does not guarantee this
against stomach aches, headaches or
other ailments, but if one consumed a
bottle of it he was sure to get drunk
and the next morning he would sigh
and moan sadly for soda water.
Do we doubt it?