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Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-10-14

policy was to be the Administrations
Plainly so did the then Senator
Hull. A day or two before Franklin
D. Roosevelt's inauguration the sena-
tor gave out to the press a statement.
forecasting, exactly as I would have
expected him to do, an international
program of the sort I have suggest
ed.
POLICY REPUDIATED AT FIRST
A couple of days later the incom-
ing President Roosevelt made his in
augural address.
In effect he said that international
cooperation is all right, but that he
was in favor of putting first things
first"-American prosperity ahead of
the prosperity of the remainder of
the world.
This is o. k,, of course-a sentiment
that every American must indorse.
Nevertheless, it was an utterance
which just after the Hull statement,
appeared to be a complete repudia-
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-10-14
DOOMED MEN LOSE:
APPEAL TO COURT
Coffey and Macklin Cases
In Opinions Handed
Down by Court

Raleigh, Oct 14.-(AP)-Reed COT
fey and Evans Macklin lost appeals
from death sentences today in de-
cisions handed down by the State Su-
preme Court
The court decided Sc cases.
Coffey was convicted in Avery
county of the murder of Hardie Cot
fey and Macklin was found guilty in
Halifax of the murder of Chief of
Police A. P. Moore, of Scotland Neck.
The court found mo error" in the
capital cases.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-10-14
z Die; Four
Hurt
Hits Train
Minister and Woman
Die Instantly; In
lured Not Expected
to Recover

Beaufort, S. c., Oct. 14.-(AP)-
rev A. Sassard, 81, pastor of Rich
iand Methodist church, and Mrs. Eva
nuckner, go, of Richland, were killed
a'd four other persons were critically
injured today when their automobile
colhded with Seaboard Air Line
ram at Lopeco, 10 miles south of
here.
witnesses said the automobile
struck the engine of an electric pas
ssenger train, which was enroute from
savannah, Ca, to Charleston.
attaches at Walterboro hospital,
where three of the injured were taken
sad their condition was Every grave"
AT the Richland hospital, Mrs. Sas-
Safd was reported dying.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-10-14
EKINS FAR AHEAD
IN GLOBE GIRDLING
CBy The Associated Press

by The Associated Press)
II. r. Ekins, New World Telegram
and Scripps-Howard newspaper re-
porter, was far ahead of his two jour
nalist rivals in their race around the
World
The Hawaii Clipper Of the Pan
American lines, carrying Ekins east
ward, crossed the Pacific, landed at
Guam at 25O a. m. E. S. T., and will
resume its journey at night fall.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-10-14
STIFF NEW DEMAND
SENT TO ! BRITISH
FOREIGN OFFICE
Details of Note Not Disclos-
ed But 1t Ended With
The OMNIBUS
"Or Else"
NOTE DESCRIBED AS
SOVIET ULTIMATUM
Russian Ambassador Asks
for Full Meeting ON Non
Intervention Committee at
Earliest Possible Moment;
Second Soviet Demand
Within A Week

Moscow, Oct. 14.-(AP)-SOviet
Russia has demanded establish
ment of a virtual blockade of POr-
tugal by the British and French
navies to halt supplies of arms,
officials disclosed tonight.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-10-14

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Fair to partly cloudy tonight
and Thursday and unsettled with
possibly misty on immediate
coast; little change in tempera-
tuTe.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-10-14

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White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-09-10

A family reunion took place at
the home of Rev. and Mrs l.. 9.
Krug last Sunday Saturday after
noon Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Krug OF
Woodland, Wash, Esther and Ruth
Krug. of Seattle, came with their
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. j.. II.
Krug, of Tacoma, and Mr.. Howard
Fetz Of Spokane. Mr.. and Mrs. AL
Zarndt and daughter Joyce came
from Kennewick early Sunday
morning. After attending church
services in the morning those from
out-of-town and Mrs. w. r. Kirby,
and son Billy, Arno and Rosie krug,
and James Brown of Wapato were
dinner guests at the parsonage OF
Rev. and Mrs. Krug. The afternoon
was spent by visiting in an informal
way, and by calling on a few friends
in the vicinity, while the evening
was mainly taken up with vocal and
instrumental music. The occasion
was enjoyed by everyone present,
and the hours passed by only too
soon. The guests from Tacoma, Sc
attic. woodland, and Spokane left
for their respective homes early
Monday afternoon.
Y X X
Miss Jane Renlinger came over
from Yakima Tuesday evening to
visit her mother, Mrs. Ethel Rem
linger, for a few days.
X X
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Shaw re-
turned Monday from a visit OF sew
eral months on the coast and in
California
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. O'Larey and
their daughter, Mrs. Tom Staveley
and son Nicholas, drove to Sumner
Saturday to visit over Labor Day
with their daughter, Mrs. Dean Tay-
lor. Christopher Staveley is staying
with the Taylors this year and will
| go to school at Sumner.
X X X
I Mrs. Fred Gilhuly. and son Fred
4 die drove to Seattle Tuesday to
spend several days.
X Y X
Shaun Kelly left Monday morning
on trip to Ireland, where he VII
visit his old home and relative
near Belfast. He expects to be gon'
five or six weeks.
X Y Y
. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor an
family and Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Rob
: erts spent Friday at Coulee Dam.
X X
, were school chun1s and friends 9
4 Monday afternoon at party !
! honor of the birthday OF he
y daughter, Irtne Wilson. The guest
+ were school chumbs and friends {
Irene.
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Around And About White Bluffs
it by

Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. F'erWerda OF
Shelton were guests over the Labor
Day weekend of Mrs FerWerda's
parents, Mr.. and ISM. j. b.. Tro-
manhauser
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Taylor and
family left Saturday for a. short
trip to British Columbia, returning
Wednesday.
Dudley Wilkinson left Wednesday
morning for Los Angeles, where he
is an instructor at Pacific Military
Academy, after visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Wilkinson, for a
week. He was accompanied by two
students of the academy from Walla
Walla.
Forrest, Donald and Phillip Heath
arrived Monday from California to
look after business matters here, re-
turning home Wednesday. While
here they were guests of Mrs. Ethel
Rennlinger..
u :. +, . r. 49, - "a ~ 49, 81 4 s54s K
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Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Krug OF
woodland and James Brown OF Wa
patio were guests over the Labor
Day weekend of Mr.. and Mrs. Jess
Brown
Norman Janney, former instructor
ia the White Bluffs schools visited
friends in White Bluffs over the
weekend. Mr.. Janney, who left
early this week for Mead, where
eh is now teaching, had just re-
turned from trip to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Shelledy
of Yakima visited friends and rela-
tives In the valley over the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Humphrey OF
Orting visited friends in the valley
over the Labor Day week-e end. Mr..
Humphrey, who formerly managed
a store here, is now employed IN
engineering work.
X X y
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Campbell
and his sister and niece were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. r.. r. Woods over
Labor Day. Mr.. Campbell is the Mil
waukee agent at Seattle.
X X
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Haskell and
family of Pinehurst arrived Satur-
ayd evening to visit trends here over
Labor Day, returning home Monday
afternoon. While here they were
guests at the j. E. Leander home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heinvigner of Ritz
vile were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wagner from Wednesday
until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Sawyer anc
Mr.. sawyer's brother, Harry Saw.
yer. of Camas, and Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Dorothy, Jr. Of Orofino
Idaho, were guests at the home Q:
Mr.. and Mrs. K. A. House over tht
Labor Day Weekend Mrs. Sawye7
and Mrs. Dorothy are sisters OF Mrs
House. On their way to White
Bluffs Mr.. and Mrs, Dorothy stop
ped at Dayton to get Carter an
Carl David House, who had bee1
visiting their grandmother there
X X X
MIR. and Mrs. Ray Walker an
son Dickie and Miss Louise Wake
Of Seattle were guests this week 9
Day at the home Of their parent
Mr.. and Mrs. D. o. Walker.
X X X
Mrs. G.. r. Chase came over frol
Seattle Saturday evening to spen
the Labor Day holiday with a.
family here. She returned Monds
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. f.
Krug and party.
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THANK YOU

wish to thank the people Of this
valley for the vote of confidence
which they gave me at the polls
Tuesday in my denomination for
County Commissioner for the first
district.
FRANK CLARK.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-09-10
Announcements OF
the Churches
Presbyterian Church
In The U.S.A.
White Bluffs and Hanford
John Pate, b. A., Pastor

John Pate, B. A., Pastor
Services Sunday, Sept. 10:
Bible school, with classes for all
ages, In both places at 10 o'clock.
Worship in White Bluffs at IL.
Subject: "'The Man Who Thoughs
He Was Doing a Great Work"
Worship in Hanford at 8.
Founders Day Recognition Service.
Illustrated Story Sermon: 'The
Other Wise Man" Program of Illus
trated hymns
Christian Endeavor at Z.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-12-11
PODAKOvANIE.

Boil to vel'ky lder ma nina
a ma cell nasu rodinu, strata
mojej dobrej matky jej
miesto ma tom svete nezastu-
pi Wac nikto. Jeden Bob -
jedna matka. v zivote mnoho
razy, mnohf nam povedia, re
sd nasimi priatel'mi, ale "a
iste priatel' vtedy sa ukaze,
ked' ste v nest asst, v smut
ku. / ia som videl mojich
priatel'ov, ktori pri mne sta
Ii v mojom najvacsom "a
rmutku, v smrti mojej nebo-
hej matky.
Dakujem menovite Mrs.
Marii Kubinke "a jej oprav-
divu oddanu sluzbu, Jozefo-
vi Brincko, Stef. Franko,
Tom. Turk, Janovi Novotny,
Harry George, James Teso-
ne, And. Topoly, Fred. Nor
ri, George Sich, Stef. Hova-
nee, Janovi Hovanec, Zuz.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-12-11
zIMNE STAROsTI zIEN

lima je uz tu a nou ma
staly move starosti zenam. v
zine je vzdy Wac starosti v
domacnosti a najma okolo
deti. Zdravie clenov rodiny
je malokedy tax vrtkave a.
ko v zine, deti sl malokedy
tax mrzute a neposlusne,
pretoze vacsinu zimnej DOLBY
musia presedet' v izbach.
Svoju slobodu, v mestach
beztak mali, maju pristrih-
nutu este Wac z obavy, ably
neprestydly a nedostaly ne
jaku nemoc. A tax je ira
penie dvojnasobne: trapia
deti a samy su trapene. Ako
tomu odpomoct'? Ked' sa po-
starame o preventive opa-
trenie proti zimnyin nemo-
clam. Predovsetkym: pre-
hliadnime dokladne obuv de-
II. z deravych topanok vzni-
ka najviac zimnych nemoci.
Dbajme preto vzdy, aby de-
ii nemaly v zine topanky de-
rave, usporime 81 tym mnoho
neprfjemnosti. Vobec drzme
sa - start mladi - v zine
pravidla: nohy v teple, hla-
WI v studenom. A d'alsia ra-
da: je sice pravda, re zim-
ma doba vyzaduje lepsieho
oblecenia deti, nez su letne
Jumpers" a kosiel'ka, ale
nesmieme sa dopustit' tiez
druhej krajnosti: oblecenia
prilis tepleho, lebo to Wac
skodi ako prospeje. Diet'a
sa zapotf, potom nahle sa
dostane ma studeny vzduch-
a nemoc je ako objednana.
| v izbe sa tedy doporucuje
dobra stredna costa. Dbaj-
me ma nu. Bolo zistene, re
v zine Wac skody a Fla ma
robi u deti teplo, ako zima.
Ked' budeme dbat' tejto sku-
senosti, vyvarujeme sa mno-
hym zimnym neprijemno-
Stiam.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-12-11
BLAHOZELA VIROST-
KOVCOM.

Ci moze byt' pre- jednu
rodinu milsieho a krajsieho
dna, jako ked' sa pozehna-
ME Bozie vznesie ma dom v
podobe pekneho diet'at'a?
Tato radost' tejto' vysoko
ctenej rodiny, tento draho-
cenny poklad, maly ich syn
eek je pychou otca a polka
dom matky. z celeho srdca
vinsujem i'm, aby to diet atko
vzdy zostalo rodicom tym,
elm i'm je dnes a mech An
jel Strazca sprevadza novo-
rodeneho v celom jeho zivo-
te, aby Dol z neho statoeny
clovek, cestny obcan a no.
sic mena po otcoch zdede-
memo a verky farmar
Mech ziJu blazeni rodicia
mladeho princa al jeho dedo
a babka! Vinsujem i'm mno-
no zdravia vsetkym a aby sa
dedko a babka dozili este
mnohych takychto pokladov
v rodine, lebo cfm Wac le
farmarov, tym je tunsie.
S Bohom, do videnia!
S. B.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-12-11
PODAKOVANIE

Chceme sa pod'akovat'
vsetkym priatel'om a pri-
buznym, ktori nam prejavili
slcit a lasku pri odumreti
nasho milovaneho syna Fran
tiska. ktory v takom nest'a-
sti musel Bohu svoju dusu
oddat'. ... ~.
Najsamprv srdecne d'aku-
jeme nasim priatePom, co
dali ma sv. omse "a neho, aj
"a tie krasne kosiky kvetin,
al tym druzbom a druzic-
kan, co no pred sv. oltar
tax smutne vyprevadili, al
pani Bolhovej, re sa tax kra-
sne modlila "a tie diva vece-
ri sv. ruzenec. Srdecne d'a-
kujeme al vsetkym tym, co
prisli masinami. Dakujeme
al panu Vascakovi ia tn pc
knu obsluhu a tiez al nasmu
duchovnemu, velp. Kocisovi
srdecne d'akujeme "a tie
krasne slova, co povedali mad
rakvou nasho neboheho syna.
Este raz srdecne d'akuje-
me vsetkym vam, mill nasi
priatelia, mech vam Otec Ne
besky stonasobne vynahradi
"a vasu namahu, co ste uci-
Mill z lasky pocas nasho hi
bokeho smdtku. A ty mas sy-
nacek spi sladko v pokoji.
Stefan . Emilia Missik,
trlchliaci rodicia al bratia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-12-11
NEDOSTATOk SLNCA.
PRfCINA ZIMNYCH
CHOROB.

Je vseobecne znamo q sta
tisticky dokazane, ze vacsi-
ma chorob vyskytuje sa v po-
zdnej jaseni a v prechodnej
dobe medzi zimou 4 jarom.
Co je toho prfcinou? Stude-
ne a vlhke pocasie samotne
pravdepodobne ME, pretoze
ochoreju l'udia, ktori maju
dom stale dobre vykureny a
ktori vychadzaj1 Won len do
bre a teplo obleceni. Hlav-
nou pricinou je nedostatok
slnca. Me vsak jeho teplych
paprslekov, ale ultraf;alo-
vych, ktore pudske tclo po-
trebuje k udrzaniu zdravia,
alebo ked' uz je clovek cho-
ry, k uzdraveniu.
Vo vysokych horach, vo
vyske mad 1900 metrov poso-
bia ultra-fialove luce bezpro-
stredne ma l'udske telo a
liecia obavand tuberkul6-
zu. BohuziaP, nepreniknd
pultrafialove luce hmlu a vr-
stvu dymu v nizinach a maj
ma ME til t'azku vrstvu hmly
a dymu a sadie, ktora pra-
videl'ne visi mad vePkome-
stami. V lete castym poby-
tom vo vol'nej prirode, shro-
mazd'uje nase telo energiu,
ktora sa vsak "a niekolko
tyzdnov alebo mesiacov Ease
spotrebuje. A tym klesnu i
obranne schopnosti nasho te-
la, ktore je elm d'alej tym
menej schopne klast' odpor
a naostatok podl'ahne ne
moci.
Novodoba lekarska veda
vsak vie tu pomoct': vyna-
sla oziarovanie umelymi ul-
tra-fialovymi paprslekemi.
Kto sa v nebezpecnej pre-
chodnej dobe medzi jasenou
a zimou a jarom pravidelne
oziaruje tax zvanym ume-
lynn horskym slncom, to jest
rtut' 'ovymi alebo karbonovy-
mi lampami, ME je tax ma
chylny ku chripke ami k po-
dobnym chorobam, vznika-
jucim z prechladnutia alebo
infekcie. TO dokazaly nesci-
seine pokusy. Pritom posta'
ci oziarovat' sa len niekoPkc
mindt, ktore uplne nahradia
hodinove lezanie ma sinci v
horach. V mnohych rodinach
zaopatrili 81 uz rtut'ov1 lam
pu a v zdraviu nebezpecnej
prechodnej dobe sa celia ro'
dina oziaruje. Tampa. tate
nielen re je vePmi prospes'
nym liecebnym prostriedkom
je cennou pomockou koz'
metickou, ba i sportovci po'
uzivaju ju k zvyseniu ener'
gle a odolnosti. Najvacsf W.
znam umeleho hors keho sin
ca je vsak v tom, re chrar
pred nemocou, lebo predcha'
dzat' nemociam je lepsie a
ko liecit' ich.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-12-11

Hassay, L. Kostik, Jan0vil
Korak. Mrs. Mich. Flip, Mrs.
Pavlovej Kacenga, Mrs. Jo-'
zefovej 10th a zvlaste nasmu
opravdivemu slavi'anskemu
mayorovi Janovi Borak.
Dakujem znovu vsetkym 9
prosim "a odpustenie, ked'
by som boil niecie memo W.
nechal. Vas povd'acny,
Stefan Puskar q rodina.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-12-11
70 skoly.

Misko: Pan ueitep, otecko
sa da pytat', Ii vam moze
do daru poslat' kuru?
Ucitel': Preco ME? Povedz
mu, ze mu vopred d'akujem
"a pecienku.
Presto niekol'ko dni a Mi
sko kuru nenosf. Ked' sa no
uciter spytal, co je $ kurou,
odpoveda Misko: Nezdochla,
uz Ease dobre zerie!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-12-11

vylieceni NAL sa postavit'
pred sud. Co sa tyce jeho
pokladov, to by mohla po-
vedat' iba Miriam, ktora mai
due raneneho generala a vi
diac ma stole rozsypane zla-
to, papiere a klenoty, prav-
depodobne ich shrnula do
skrinky a ukryla. o tom
vsak vo vypovediach cerno-
ska zatvrdlive mlcala. Pys-
ny ma svoju sestru, ale ne
vediac este o jej d'alsich O.
sudoch, Karol hned' odce-
stoval do juznej Kalifornie,
ale tam no uz eakaly d'alsie
zpravy, vyslane strojnikom
Gaudom z "Yucatanu'' a
spolu al depesa st. Clara z
ponorky "U-496".
A este ,sa dost' .nenatesil
tymto zvestiam, uz priniesol
radiotelegraf zpravu o sem
zacnej katastrofe, sposobe-
nej seismickou vlnou ma ka-
lifornickych brehoch a o
st'astnom pristanf Amy, st.
Clara a jeho spolocnikov v
San Francisco.
Nateseny Karol vyslal j.
hned' radiotelegram rodieom
obdrziac cd mich odpoved'
ktora v kratkosti znela, re
Anna pride so syojim snu-
bencom do Noveho Orleanu,
rozhodnul sa tam prist' ma
sestrin sobas; zanechal V La
Paz Dicksona a Younga,
ktori 81 chceli oddychnut' po
takych dramatickych priho-
dach.
0 mesiac neskorsie unasal
vel'ky transatlanticky parnik
LA Plata" do Francie kapl-
tana St. Clara S krasnou po-
lovickou, tax iste al so sved-
kami, vernym spolocnikom
Hartom a strojnikom Andre
ON.
Obcan burlive vlny mexi-
ckeho zalivu, prelievaly sa
| teraz pokojne v jasnych pa
prslekoch slnka.
Boil krasny, letny den. SIN
ce rozhadzovalo svazky pa
prslekov ma palubu "La Pla-
ta".
Mlady park sa prechadzal
po palube... prezivali najbla-
zenejsie chvile svojej cesty.
- Vies, Anna, - oval sa
nahle kapitan, spozorujuc
zlaty nahrdelnik ma bielom
hrdle svojej manzelky - Q
com teraz rozmyspam?
Mlada zena pozrela ma
muza spytujucim zrakom.
O COME moi kapitan
rozmysPa? - opytala sa -
mrknuc figliarsky ocami.
- Ze poklady stryka Err
nesta - odpovedal usmie-
vajuci sa letec maju sa
nachadzat' teraz ma mojich
prsiach, lebo ony mi vlastne
priniesly st'astie.
Vezmi 81 ich, vezmi! -
riekla, vyt 'ahuj1c 20 zana'
dria zamatove vrecusko a
pritulila sa k muzovi. -
Vsak tvcje st'astie je i mo.
i'm st'astim.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-12-11
FARMA MA PREDAJ

81 akrov, 81 akrov ohradenej past
why, ale vsetka zem ga m0se 0bra-
bat Potok, ktor nikdy nevyschne.
7-izbovy dom, vel'kd bank barna,
vozovfa, chladovna mlicka atd'., vo-
da dome rri barni. Blizko skol .
troch kostolov, na statnej ceste a
blizko druhej konkretoyej cesty. 5
mil' od Sharon a trEov. Cena $4,000.
Prela mattel 'ka, ktora je vdova q
ziie Diet mi msste. Piste Jack
Pusker, 754 Stewart st., Meadville,
Pa. -.~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-12-11
Opatrny otec.

Dcera: Tata, mozem 81
vziat' nase piano, ked'' sa
vydam? y
Otec: Mozes, ale nehovor
to, prosim ia, svojmu snd-
bencovi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-12-11
ChIapi, to boil dobry doktor!

Lekar: Vas muz potrebu-
je predovsetkym 1pfny po-
koj. Tu som predpisal lick
ia spanie.
Manzelka nemocneho: A
kedy no ma moi muz uzi-
vat?
Lekar: Vas muz? Tomu
no vobec nedavajte, ten pra-
sok musite uzit' Wy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-12-11
DokonGenie

nom meste snubenky, v No
vom Orleane.
Po desiatich dnoch ST..
Clair. odovzdavajuc Siastku
opisu svojich prihod pred
sedovi redaktorskeho kru-
hu, odletel 20 San Francisco
spolu so svojou snubenicou a
oboma priatel'mi do velke-
no pristavneho mesta Louisi-
any, luciac sa S redaktormi
s'Examinera". Mitchellom,
Phillipsom, americkymi let
cami a zastupom rudu.
Mozme 81 l'ahko predsta-
Wit radost' starych rodiGov,
ked' koneCne mohli obiat'
svoju dcerusku, ktora st'ast-
live vyviazla 20 vsethych ne
bezpecenstvi. K tejto radosti
pripojila sa al pycha fran
cuzskych srdc ma neocaka-
vane shliadanie sa so slav-
nym St. Clairom. Najviac sa
tesili letecki dostojnici, vi
diac opat' svojho byvaleho
sddruha medzi sebou.
v Ncvom Orleane boil St.
Clair privitany s velkymi O.
vaciami.
Rychlo a veselo minaly sa
dni mladeho pariku pri me-
xickom zalive a radost' ich
sa este zvacsila, ked' obdr-
zali zpravu z La Paz, ze
brat slecny d'Aubrieve, Ka-
rol, onedlho pride.
Skutocne, o tyzden potom
brat slecny d'Aubrieve pri-
siel a vyrozpraval svojej Sc
sire vlastne pribehy cd tel
DOLBY, co zmizla z tabora.
Traja mladenci vratili sa
z vyletu do tabora, ked' boil
dosli ku skalnemu miestu,
"a ktoryr1 sa vypinala skal-
nj ihlica, ktor1 uz boil pred
tym spatril Karol. A bolo to
ozaj to miesto, ktoreho opis
sa nachadzal V liste stryka
Ernesta.
Ale aky uzas ich schvatil
ked' priduc k taboru zbadali
ma travniku mrtveho kucha.
ra rozbitou a Zakrvavenou
hlavou a poprevracane stoly
svedciace tom, re tn bols
trma-vrma.
Soskocili S mulic, obehl
tabor, hPadajuc Annu. Ale
nenasli iba fotograficky apa'
rat ma travniku. v stane vsak
nebolo ami jej bielizne, ce
ich upovedomilo, re sa tu
stalo nieGo neobycajneho. z
toho vsetkeho vyplyva, ze
Anna bola unesena. Kto ju
vsak mohol uniest'? V prve.
chvili tax Karolovi, ako a.
jeho kolegor1 prisli ma my
sell kocujdci Indiani, pred
ktorymi boli al vystrihanf
Avsak ich sprievodca tyr
dill, ze ked' okrem bielizne
vsetko ostalo, nemohli to byt
lndlani, lebo ii by boil Wy
rabovali cely tabor. Preto a.
karabina, ktorou chcel Ger.
noch branit' Annu pred vo.
trelcami, zostala nedotknuta
v rukach zabiteho. ...
- SenGritu - koncil sprie.
vudca - musel uniest' ME-
kto my. Indiani sotva.
- Zapata! - skrikol Ka.
ro', ktory 81 vzpomenul, re
Indiani boil spomfnani v do.
line Aquas-Socas, ked' prisiel
X MIN bandita.
Dickson 4 Young tento
predpoklad potvrdili, Odvaz-
nj mladenci lined prehIasi-
i, ze pojdu prenasledovat
lupeznikov, zanechajlc tabor
0samote.
Sprievodca sa tomu vzpie-
raj, hovoriac, ze ak to uro-
bill General, musel mat k
rtomu celu bandu ozbrojen-
GOV, ale inzinieri sa nedali
prehovorit'. Pochovajdc tibo-
heho kuchara, pohli sa "a
stopami lupeznikov.
Mexikan, zvabeny velkou
odmenou, prisPlbil i'm svoju
-ponioc. Costa ubiehala dost'
rychle, lebo sprievodca cf
t> F ,