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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-10-29
BOXING AND WRESTLING

bOA1NU AMI WRESTLING
Mr.. Williams would like to know
how many boys from the senior
high would be interested in boxing
and wrestling classes. Other towns
have inquired to know If the Sank
Centre boys are playing and would
like to arrange matches with them
Please see Mr.. Williams If you
would like to take part in this ac-
tivity.
THIS'N THAT ABOUT THE
SENIOR HI
Monday, October 10, the senior
high was given a safety talk by
Mr.. Hendrickson, a state highway
patrolman. Mr.. Hendrickson said II
the people would cooperate with the
police the death rate in the United
States would be lowered greatly. He
said whenever anyone wants to be
reckless that he should get out
alone on a vacant road and just be
as reckless as he wanted to. If he
was killed or hurt it would be nc
ones fault but his own. After the
talk, Mr.. Hendrickson let the stud
ents ask questions which he would
answer. The following questions
were asked:
@. What candlepower should
headlights be?
A. Powerful enough to see a ped
estrian 200 feet away.
@. What is the Minnesota speed
law?
A. On the highway, As miles pei
hour; on the residential section OF
a city, 20 miles per hour and in a
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-02-05
Crooks Desert
 Ocean Vessels
 For 3 Reasons
(By The Associated Press)

tBy The ASSOc1ateO freSS'
 Havre, France, Feb. B. Steamship police report in- ternational crooks, hit hard by depression, are disap- bearing from the high seas.
 These suave gentlemen, who at one time profitably piled the ocean trade be- tween New York and Hav- re, now cannot even pay their passage with their meagre gains, according to Louis Henry, head of the police on the Nornandie.
 Henry gives three reas- ons for the diminishing number of card sharps, con fidence men and ordinary petty thieves travelling on ocean liners.
 First is poker's waning popularity and bridges gains.
 
 Bridge players, usual ly aware of their Limitations hesitate before playing with strangers for high stakes" he said.
 Second bitter memories |of the Wall street crash of 1929 sharpened skipticism among American travellers and even the most logical arguments of persuasive confidence men fall on deaf ears these days.
 Third, reduction of the number of days crossing the Atlantic makes for a virtual impasse for international crooks to lay a solid ground work for friends"
 Stewards, valets and wait CTS are trained to observe movements of passengers. In this way Henry said, thefts are kept down to a minimum.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-02-05
Airship Named ForHindenburg
 Soon Be Ready
(By The Associated Press)


 Friedrichshafen, Ger many, Feb. 5, The huge dirigible LZ-129, now near ing completion at the Zep- pelin works, is to be named Hindenburg.
 Dr. Hugo Eckener hopes to have the airship in shape for a series of test flights this month. After the tests it will be groomed for its first Atlantic crossing. Two trips will be made to South America before the Hinden burg goes. to the United States.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-02-05
MANY NATIONS COMMENCE DRIVES ON COMMUNISTS IN
 COUNTRIES WHO ARE REDS
(By The Associated Press,

(By The Associated PreSS)
 Undated, Feb. 5, All eged communistic activities brought raids, labor demon strations and official denun citations in Europe, Mexico and South America.
 Five nations in southeast ern Europe-Hungary, Bull gara, Yugoslavia, Rumania and Austria-struck stimuli taneously, amid warnings of a new Red menace, with attempts to rouse the pub- lie against an increase of Soviet Russian influence.
 In the valley of the Dan- ube, Hungary crushed an organization allegedly com munistic.
 In Bulgaria, 50 persons were arrested in a series of raids, and nineteen gypsies were put on trial for com munistic activities.
 Rumanan, Yugoslavian, and Austrian police m ade many raids. Some of the Austrian press indicated the belief that Russia was seeking to replace Italy as the dominant power in the southeastern area, taking advantage of Italy's opera tions in East Africa.
 A two-day shutdown of industry in Mexico found organized labor and capital ists combined against what they termed an open attem- pt to establish a BolsheVik dictatorship.
 In South America, off, cial statements accused communists of fomenting railway strike trouble in Chile, and of underground political activities in Para quay.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-02-05
Italy Decided On
 COunteractiOn If
 More Sanctions
iBy The Associated Press)

tbY The ASSOCldLeU FreSSJ
 Rome, Feb. 5, The Fas- cist Grand Council issued a communique saying it was determined on "a definite ly fixed line of counterac- tion'', if Italy is confronted with "a further tightening of sanctions.'
 The nature of the ccun- terat ton was no. outlined. T!ac conference with Il Duce yesterday lasted two sand q half hours, and was he second within four days. The council decided that Italy was wise in rejecting the Franco-British peace proposals.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-02-05
Nazi Physicist
 Murdered By A
 Medical
(By The Associated Press,

(By The Associated Press,
 Davos, Switzerland, Feb. 5, Wilhelm Gustloff, 40, militant Nazi German phy- sicist, attached to the ob- servatory here, was assass- mated by a medical student who said he was David Frankfurter of Jugoslavia, from Berne.
 The student said he want ed to strike a blow at the Hitler regime.
 He escaped from Gust loff's apartment waving a pistol at the gathering crowd. Later he telephoned the police and surrendered.
 Swiss Socialists had re- peatedly demanded Gust loff's expulsion because he was organizing Germans to the support of Hitler but the Swiss government rul- ed that he was within the law
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-02-05
U. s. Defines Beer And Ale
 End Disputes
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press)
 Washington, Feb. 5, = The federal alcohol admin istration recently decided the difference between beer, and ale.
 Announcing proposed rules for malt beverages, the alcohol administrator said that considerable con- fusion has been caused in recent months because of the interchangeable use of the terms beer and ale.
 Therefore he decided that beer is a malt beverage produced by bottom fermen tation, possessing the char acteristic flavor and aroma distinctive of beer, and con taining not less than one- half of one percent of alco- hol by volume.
 Ale is a malt beverage produced by top fermenta- tion, possessing the char acteristic flavor and aroma distinctive of ale, having an original gravity of not less than 1850 balling, contain ing not less than one-half of one percent of alcohol by volume and of light col or.
 Porter was defined sim ilarly, except that it was of "dark color" while stout is of a "very dark color.
 Porter and stout have the alcoholic content of ale.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-02-05

BORAH FILINGS GAUNTLET
 FACE REGULAR COPS ON
 SUBJECT NATL. MEETINGS
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press)
 Washington, Feb. 5, = Senator Borah flung the gauntlet to the regular Re- publican organization in announcing his campaign in Ohio, for delegates pled- ged to his presidential nom- ination.
 In a formal statement he said: After a thorough sur ,vey, I am convinced the people of the state should ibe given an opportunity to express their choice in the primary election May 18th. Under the so-called favor ite-son plan, this privilege lis denied them"
 In Massachusetts, ex-Gov ernor Ely said he would seek an unpledged delega- ton to the democratic na- tional convention. He fur ther said that unless admin istration policies are chang ed Roosevelt's reelection is impossible.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-02-05
Co-Eds in Revolt Against A New
 Rule at Oxford
(By The Associated Press,

(By The ASSOclateQ PreSS)
 Oxford, England, Feb. 5, A ruling that boarding house keepers must report every undergraduate or graduate who has a woman visitor after 10 pm. is being protested by men and -wo- men students of Oxford un- iversity.
 The ruling is regarded as a direct thrust at the recent emancipation of Oxford wo men, who were not permit ted formerly to visit and undergraduate in his room unless chaperoned.
 Men students insist that |the new order is a reflection on the character of their women friends and on their own morals.
 And while the protest rages the women of Cam bridge University, tradition al rival of Oxford, smile contentedly it is reported, at the extent of their own accepted campus liberties.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-02-05
Germany Selling
 Naval y'essels
tBy The Associated Press)

fBy The Associated Press)
 Bremen, Germany, Feb. 5, Germany has appear. ed as a builder of naval craft for a foreign power for the first time since the World war.
 The Friedrich Luerssen company of Vegesack an nounced receipt of a "big. order for speedy motor boats for the Yugoslaviaf navy"
 Completion of the order is expected to require two years.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-02-05

: Save $2 by paying in ad-
 vance for your subscription
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-02-05
Freighter Stands. By A Japanese
 Fish Boat Storm 
(By The Associated Press1

My AAAS AA>S~SOSASHSSSA AS'
 Yokohama, Feb. 5,-The American freighter Eglan- tine radioed that she was standing by a Japanese fishing boat in distress, in a storm, one hundred and sixty miles off Cape .Nosh- ina.
 Tokyo reported today
 that navy crafts were searching for nine fishing boats with the number of their crews totaling 57. kc~ believed lost in the worst blizzard in 49 years.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-02-05
Will Attempt End Weeks
 Steam Strike
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Assoclateo Press)
 San Francisco, Feb. 5, = The sailors union of the Pacific called for an end to the seven week steam schooner strike.
 The marine cooks and stewards withdrew from the Coast Maritime Federation today. The two moves are intended to end the dis cord. @
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-02-05
Washington Wins
 For Second Time
(By The Associated Press)


 (By The Associated Press)
 Corvallis, Oregon, Feb. 5. - The University of Washington basketballers defeated Oregon State for the second time in the play off for the northern diVi- sion championship by a score 35 to 31. Washington trailed 20 to 10 at the half but came from behind to take the game.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-02-05
Signs Three-Year
 Contract to Coach
(By The Associated Presso


 San Francisco, Feb. 5, Roderic A. Chisholm, Geo logy professor, who accom- panied Father Hubbard, the Glacier Priest, on his Alas ka expeditions, today sign ed a three year contract as Athletic Director and Or uate Manager of the Uni versity of San Francisco.
 He is a former tackle on the football team of the Un- iverSity of Santa Clara.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-02-05
Polarites Attention

Polarites will have a regular business meeting and workout tonight at r. 30 P. M. Native Gym.
 Frank Whaley, Pres.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-02-05
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-11


his own business, and in 1882 due
to the expansion of the business
moved to larger quarters at 440 N.
Capitol Ave-, and up to the present
time is still at the same address
Although one of the youngest deal
ers in years, Mr.. Fink is one
of the oldest men in years of
service on Capitol Ave. Under his
leadership the business has been
built up to where the firm now is
carrying one of the largest and
most complete stocks in the State
of Indiana. He was one of the first
to feature long time contracts with
low down payments.
Another of Mr.. Fink's policies is
that he has always advocated put
ting cars in shape before delivery to
customers to insure uninterrupted
and satisfactory service.
Due to the increase of their busi-
ness they are opening a lot at 437
N. Capitol Avenue which will be in
full swing by May 1st and will fea-
ture the same line of quality cars
as they have in the past.
Ralph Fink to those who know him
is possessed of courage, which was
borne out by his going into bust
ness when the depression would
have scared most people and maxi
ing success of it. This same cour-
age is reflected in his convictions,
and is locked upon both as high
grade salesman and business man.
Likeable, hard working, and
square shooter is this Mr.. Ralph
Fink, and his hobbies sre aviation,
race cars, and when ha1siness per-
mits likes 70 winter Ii 'lorida.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-11

FORD 20 4-door; just a bargain, Sis
BOTH AND CENTRAL SALES. TA-5550
FORD 20 del. runabout; beauty, S125
BOTH e. CENTRAL SALES. TA-555O
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-11
81 Household Goods
LII ABNER

Carloads andCarIoads
OF fne new suites and odd pieces to trade
for your old furniture: generous allow
Ance. BAKER BROS, 219 Z. Wash-st
MAYTAG--Late model; very reasonable
land
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-11
20 Automobiles for Sale

IOSGV S ESSEX - 81 coupe; clean,
.snappy, economical little car
LOT Sl25. 1918 N. Meridian.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-11

to his credit in
automotive rec
ords. -Four years
as Branch Man
ager for a large
used car estab-
lishment in the
city brought out
h is executive
ability and in
1880 he moved
to 535 N. Cap
itol Ave. under
the banner nf
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-11
No. 8 Of q Series
Men You Should
Know on Auto Row

Mr.. Ralph Fink, President of Fink
Auto Co., 440 N. Capitol Ave, also
joins the members of the younger
dealers in the city. Though near
ing his thirties be has many Scalps
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-12-11
YoUNGsTOWNsKE sLovENsKE NovTNY

et sloyensky nrod radu zvych narodov chcel nasine
sednocovat, ale Bob i'm pomitil rozum Praktcky prave
oni dopustil vytvorit diva arody eden privegovany,
druhy krivdeny To nam otvorio oci! TAX 81 my ce
skosovensku vzajomnost nepredstavovali. toho sme
pozna chceme 81 ochranit svoju kuru svoj chlieb
musme sahnut' po obrane proti ubajucemu cechoso-
vackemu centralizmu. til obranu poskyi ste nam Wy
Pittsburghskej dohode.
Tao dohoda je smluva, k nej prznavaj1 statisice
Sovakov ale druha sranka u nechce uzna tXm menej
vypnit Sovensky narod vsak uz dnes nen maolety
zna svoje prava ve ako mimi naraba, aby 81 ncpo-
skod republke Pri posednych vol bach sudl terasi
rezim, al no odsddil hoc vada pracovala ma
darskom: erorom grosom, sl'ubami vsetkym moznym.
Ny, co odvazi postavit' sovenske zaumy boil
SINE ceskym redaktormi agrarnym taomnikmi ako lori
okydani povacen Vam vyselaju vselijakych agita-
torov aby Vas skla rozbi Vasom slovensko-narod
presvedceni Chcu, ably ste over vsetko to- co ch
pan svojim blaznvym centrazmom popachali Sloven
sku.
Brata, sestry, neverte tym ludom! Oni nechcu ably
ste w. po Vasch vekych obetiach slovensku slo
bodu sara dnes do nasch veci Slovensku Ale c je
krv voda? Mohi by ste Wy, kost kosi nasej tam Ia
pokojne zit kym nam tn krvdi vlastnom do
me? Mozete Wy videt pevnou buducnost' nasej krvou
teto donna podryva? 10 Slovenska satisice hada
Vas vdacnostou srdci My nechceme hazardovat ako
to robia centraisti. Chceme pracovat Cechm ruka
ruke, ale chceme byt' panm vastnom dome. Bud tie
stall, nezabudajte mas Bob pomoze nam stastne do
vrs dielo co ste Wy, drah nasi, tax obetave pra
coval!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-12-11
ODKAZ MARTINA RAZUSA. SPISOVATEL'A A
PREDSEDU SLOW. NARODNEJ STRANY
AMERICKYM SLOVAKOM
Bratia a sestry "a moron!

Drahi rodaci Bratia a sestry "a morom
jaseni r. 1918 siSli nekolki narodovci Lpt
Sv Mikulas pod tlakom bzkych revolucnych ualos ma
poradu Cakai Cechov detnskou radost'o dove
rou Vtedy DIR. Jan Rumann, zupan koscky upozornl
bozretne: ludia moj, ci my name Cechm nejaky po
riadok pre- budlcnost ably neboy roznice nasom dome
Ia mudru poznamku ento mas yteenfk bezmala vyhore
sarykom osnovanej podpisanej Dohode. Nechapal SINE
JeJ vyznam Muscle prejst niekoPko rokov kym Wy
triezveli detskeho omamenia Dnes vieme konrakt
teno pre- mas znamena zvot Amercki Slovac, vd aka
Vam zan
Go nam otvorilo oci? Pr prevrate uchvatila moe ha
sstcka kka cele DIR. Srobarom. Bezohladu ma So-
vesku narodnu radu vymenoval posancov do narodne
no shromazdena. Cesi hrnuli, obsadzovali urady
skoy, comu len teSil Ale radost nasa netrvaa
dlho Ceska pomoc, az vzacne vynmky zakladala sa
nx zisku ME laske Povstay zvlast neskor neoddo
vonnene patove rozdiee kym do gymnaz este len "a
metacov dali zpoza Moray Slovac poca dostavat za
dosh lrad zpat poznamkou nelze vyhovst! Pr skol
<tve slovencinu (sov ucebnce) ocvidne nedbao Ma
podporu sovenskeJ teratury umenis sotva dala vada
TOXIC Cd prevratu co u soi udrzanie len enehodvoch
platkov Minserstvo plnou mocou
u Bratsave upist alo zdmyselne svoej moci Pocao
So verne dla hlassckeho vyznania neuznavajlceho O.
pravnenost soyenskej reel slovenskeho naroda centra
zoyat sjednocovat Keby vsak len to- ale siahlo ma
chlieb srokych vrsey naroda Pri netecnosti soven-
skth cenralstov riada statna hospodarska potika
roPnfcke Sloyensko ozobraco Fabrky ma Sovensku ably
pezavadzay ceskemu premysu, holy nevhodnymi zaez-
ntymi tarifam inym sp0sobom znemoznene Najlepsfm
d6kazom toho e obrovske vystahovane Slovakov rod
mel zeme do Francie, Brazile, Kanady Argenny atd
atd Tax SINE MY dogazdova pr centralstckej potike
6r0bara nych panov nedbajcich Cd prevratu vazne
aoEenskk ku1rne hosnodarske zaujmy Oni 1hceli w
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-12-11
PRIDE SKLAMANIE?

Prezdent Roosevelt ide SPORT - ma ucet nezamest
nanych Vydal naradene, ably nddzove prace WPA boly
cbmedzene nasedok toho je, ze len Mahonng okrese
500 nidzovych robotnkov bolo roboty prepustene.
New Yorku bola preto bitka 200 robonikov robot
niciek umeleckych nudzovych pracach pobilo poll
cami ked ich prisl nasiu prace vyhodit Pleasant
vle N j. zeny, zamestnane pr sti Stat pre- nudznych
prepustene hlam rukach zaujay mestsky dom co
test prot prepusenu prace. Vo Philadelphia inych
mestach usporiadane boy proestne shromazdena pro
prepist 'aniu ntdzovych prac Vykonny vybor organ
zace Spojenych Satoch postal kabel preziden
ov Rooseveltovi do juhoamerickych vod aby svoje
radene odvolal.
zaiste zaden robotnk neoeakaval, ze prezident tax
skoro po vobach zacne SPORT dcet nezamestnanych
We'd sdb svojich volebnych reeach, nudzovych
pracach bude pokracovat az do koneena nezamesnano
st re baancovanie fudskeho rozpocu je prvsie, ako
baancovanie penazneho rozpoctu Preto jeho use do
sahnut elm skorej balancovaneho penazneho rozpoetu
prekvapue kazdeho ko to neocakaval. No boil mnohi,
ktori to vede boil TAXI ktorf pocas voleb povedali
ale i'm mix never. Kazdy iba nadarmo vystavoval
priatelskym poznamkam.
Fakt je, ze medzi takzvanymi "nudznymi' je iste
percento takych ktor nudznym ME su, ktorym pracue
budto alebo dcera aebo manzeka aebo vaceri Gle
aovia rodny otec predsa robi pr WPA. Takchto
p.ezident odstavt. Potom chce preziden odsavt'
kych ktor mic nerobili predsa bra pacu Ma nekto-
rych miestach kazdych paru robonkov prpada eden
forman jeden b6s, eden tamkiper alebo my radnik"
Ale vsekych "cizerov" nebolo spou 20 percent
sat, vada prepusta prace uz teraz, pred Vanocm
prichodom zmy az 20 percent Me e prave najpri-
hodnejsa chvia na taku "cstku".
Prezdent spoeha, re tito prepusten dostanu pra-
premysli Ale priemysel vicsnou zamestnava teraz
uz topko robotnkov ako zamesnava pred depresou To
e zvast pravdou ocearskom priemysi ktory zamest-
Wac robotnikov, ako 1929 Jedne stavcbny prize
myse e este krizi tam je naviac nezamestnanych Ale
keby zotavova ZINE je vzdy mrtvy, ten pracu
zine media Odrataiuc stavebnych robotnikov zostava
nadbyok vysly skol poslednych sedem rokov asi
poreta miona robotnikov, ktor s vyse 45-roen prize
mysu neviani vsetkych tychto asi monov sa ktosi
mus postarat' lebo krajine nebude toho pokoa
aky SINE mali vzdor azke depresii posednych rokoch
Mozno, re prezdent chce len ukaza, ze bez vadnych
prac MET pokoja krane ale jest mysl to do opravdy
Jesti chce dosahnut penazneho balancu dkor uske
no. potom sklamany ud strait vsetku doveru preziden
ovi Wade, bude pre- kraiinu omnoho nebezpecne
sa vec, ako d'alsie vladne defcity.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-12-11

cite dnes vasho otca a ma
tku, to cakajte raz Cd vasich
dietok!
Pravda, vzdy samprv my
sli sam ma seba a potion ma
druhych! Nezametaj cudzie
dvory, ale svoj!
Nemoxno napravit'.
Zil v roku 1900 - v Au-
strii jeden vel'mi dobry, po-
bozny knaz. Narod no uctil,
miloval, len piati muzovia no
stale prenasledovali. ponevac
medal i'm to, CO oni nezako-
mite ziadali, medal I'M vsetko
pc voli, ale ziadal, aby zili
ako opravdivi krcst'ania a
katolici maju zit'. Zasli tax
d'aleko, ze no falosle obza-
lovli pred jeho biskupom,
pravda, tymi najhorsimi
vecml.
Farar, ked' videl, re ako
t'azko mu ublizili ma jeho
knazskej cti, r'azko ochorel
stal blizko smrti.
Ked' tt muzovia videli, co
urobili, posbierali sa a isli
ku fararovi a prosili o od-
pustenie. Farar laskavo-
st'ou ich prijal a S radost'ou
i'm odpustil: Ano, mech vam
Bob odpusti, ia yam 20 srd-
ca odpust'am, ale mole do
bre memo ste skazili, a to sa
Wac napravit' media! Ako by
ME? Ano, to sa da! Ny to
napravime, - odpcvedali
vsetci. Dobre! Vezmite ten
zahlavok, id'te ma nasu We
zu, rozparajte no reria W.
pust'te - potom prid'te ma
zpat a povedzte mi, CO sa
stale - povedal chory knaz.
PRIV mysleli, ze v t'azkej
hordcke bluzni a nevie, CO
novori, ale ked' stal ma tom,
urobili mu po voli,
Ked' sa vratili, Ease sd py-
tai chory knaz: A co sa sta
10 perrin? Victor no -oz-
niesol pod chviPkou ma vset-
ky strany! odpovedali.
No vcul' id'te a posbierajte
to perie! Muzovia ako jeden
odpovedali: Velebny pane,
to je nemozna vec! To nikto
nemoze urobit'. Vidite, sy-
novia drahi, to ste urobili Wy
so mnou, ked' ste vasim o.
mluvanim, s vaslm luhanim
utrhali ma mojej knazskej
cti! Chvr vasej reel roznie-
sol sa po celom okoli -- to
sa posbierat', to sa napravit'
media! Pc tych slovach i'm
dal svoje pozehnanie a v po-
koji zomrel.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-12-11

Y Cine manzelka jedneho
rol'nika porodila odrazu de-
sat deti - devat' chlapcov
a jedno dievca, oznamuje
zpravodaj japonskeho easo-
pisu Nichi Nichi. Mrs. Dion
ne sa must teraz >popona-
HAT, aby zbitovala tento re-
kord.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-12-11
Obeta.

Obeta.
v Cine majd zakon, ze to-
mu clovekovi, to jest trad
nfkovi, ktory spreneveri d.
radne peniaze, odrezu obidve
ruky. Nebolo by to dobre v
Amerike, DO ista clastka IL
radnikov by bez rdk bola.
Dost' ma tom, ze isty man
DARN, hlavny uradnik, ukra-
dol peniaze z mestskej po-
kladnice. Odsldeny boil ma
odt'atie obidvoch rdk.
Ked' sa jeho mlada dcera
doznala 0 tom strasllom SUI
de, zaumienila 81, &c obeta-
je sa "a otca. Posbierala sa
a sla presto k cisarovi: Viem
vsemohuci pane, ze moi otec
kradol - wal peniaze l'ud-
ske. Viem, re zasllzi trest,
ale dovop mi, ably som ia
vystala trest niesto otca.
Ked' ia budem bez ruk, to
neznamena mic - ale ked'
moi otec strait ruky - stra-
ii chlieb moja chora mat
ka, STRATA chlieb mole Sc
stricky a bratia!
Cisar, pohnuty tou vel'kou
obetavost'ou - odpustil ten
trest!
Jakd obetu ochotny 81 do
niest' ty pre- svojho otca, pre-
svoju matku? Idu Vianoce -
ci ty myslis ma to? Koi'ko
radostnych Vianoc usporia-
daily pre- teba tvoj otec -
tvoja matka? CT i'm ty uspo-
riadas len jedny?
Mysli ma til pohanku, kto-
ra ruky chcela dat "a otca!
A ty? CT sa nezahanbis,
ked' myslis ma seba?
Nemam primoc casu, tax
skoncim - viete moju al-
resu? Alebo viete adresu
nasho redaktora? Poslite
vase vianocne Diary bodai ma
ktoru adresu, mi to dosta-
meme!
Do mileho videnia ma bu-
duel piatok!