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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-07-07

Editorial comment: In a re-
cent murder tria! much stress was
laid upon the testimony Of mys-
terry woman. Never heard Of any
other kind.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-07-07

Mrs. Nettie L. Park announces
the engagement and approaching
marriage of her daughter Mar
jorie Grace to John W. Roberts,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-07-07

The demagcgue succeeds because
he understands the mental limitations
of the crowd. and capitalizes these
limitations. He knows that the aver
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-07-07

The best minds are seeking fresh and
more promising paths to prosperity and
happiness. instead of just going to work.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-07-07
A pig has such a swill time of it.

The polished nations of Europe are
polishing up their arms
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-07-07

Reformists in their impracticable way
try to make heaven on earth but succeed
Crly i'll raising hell
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-07-07
IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST
ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN

l. Water and Sewerage.
T. Eildges to complete Road to Main
lind.
~r-e Port
a. Heels and Agreements
E. Bathing Pavilion.
e. Ai-ports-Land and Sea.
= Consolidation of County and City
Governments
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-07-07

Nude paintings are unknown in China
there everything is left to the magma
ton.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-07-07

SubStrine To The Ci*;zen-20c
weekly.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-07-07

address questions to the author NJ s n"1reprDer)
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-15

The New York Giants notched their fourth straight victory, hand ing the Chicago Cubs their fifth straight defeat, as Carl Hubell pitched a five hit game, to give the Terrymen 5 to 0 triumph, in the first shut-out of the seas- on for the Giants.
 The St. Louis Cardinals collect ed 16 hits and downed the Brook lyn Dodgers 12 to 4, as Bill Walk CT recorded his third victory of the season, from the mound.
 Boston tanned the Detroit Tig- CTS behind Bob Lefty" Groves ace pitching. This is Groves 4th win this year, and his third over the Tigers in his career.
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Influenza Epidemic Fort Yukon Believed Waning
Hoover Says To
 Fight Preserve
 Govern. Morals
(By The Associated PreSs)

PHILADELPHIA, May IS, - Herbert Hoover urged the Repub licans to fight for the restoration of government morals, and the revival of confidence in the dest- iny of America, because our Re- public is in great peril"
 He said that RooSeVelt's poli- cies are driving the people in collectivist desert, and many of his advisers glory in the progress already made, which has only in- creased poverty, which is a result of the administration economic policies.
 Hoover maintained and declar- ed that the night of tyranny is closing in on the light of Ameri- can liberty in all parts of the world. He said your children are already mortgaged with debt, taxes and restriction in pro duction.'
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-15
WASHINGTON CURRENT
 COslMI7Ivr

The Ways and Means Commit tee of the House has approved bill working extensive changes in the taxing of corporations. Some Representatives outside the Com mittee do not understand its op- eration, and the public, therefore, need not hesitate to confess an ignorance which no doubt will be cleared away by the debate and explanation which the bill will receive on the floor. The passage of the measure by the House at an early date is promised. It will yield an annual revenue of about 814 million. That much appears to be easily understandable, but after all, who can comprehend what such a sum means A per son not an expert money changer counts approximately fifty bills per minute. Working ten hours a day and taking no time out for Sundays and holidays, he could check up on the annual collec- tion in about 75 years, should the money have to be handled in dol lar bills.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-15
Flu Epidemic At Fort Yukon Es
 Believed Wane
(By The Associated Press)

FORT YUKON, May 15, - Win nifred Dalzier, school teacher said that the past weeks cpl demic of two hundred cases of in fiuenza, with six natives dying, is believed to be waning.
 Four nurses apd doctor have labored necessarily at the Hudson Stuck Hospital, which has forty beds.
 The epidemic was greatly ag- gravated when the Yukon ice broke last Sunday at midnight, inundating numerous cabins, stor es, and flooding streets to level of eight feet.
 Only three new cases of in fuenza have broken out since Tuesday. The ice in the Porcu- pine river has not yet broken, and the flood waters of the Yuk- on are subsiding.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-15
PASSENCERSOFNORTH SEA SAFE AND THE
 VICTORIA ENROUTE
North Sea First Destined To Be Reached Now, Pumps Are Enroute Help Stop
 Flow Of Waters Into Her Hull
lBy The Associated Press)

SEATTLE, May H. An intercepted message re- layed to Bremerton from the Naval Radio station at Destruction Island said: North Sea to Cutter Alert there IA passengers, life boats for all including stewards department and engineers department-a to- tai of about 180 on board.
 The ship formerly the Admiral Peoples. The message did say how she went aground, probably due to the state of the weather The Alert said she pected the North Sea would be beached but did not know how far off shore she lay The vessel left here Monday night and was due in Ketchikan Thursday The North Sea was build in New Jersey in 19l8 and is of ,, 133 gross tonnage, 299 feet long.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-15

The Kerr-Coolidge bill provid- ing for the deportation of aliens is receiving consideration by the Senate. Under it's terms, board selected from the Departments of Justice, Labor and State will be given broad powers in deciding who shall remain in this country and who shall depart. It is con- tended that the plan would work a breakdown of existing immigra- tion laws, which though by no means perfect, have stemmed an inflowing tide of foreign workers at time when stemming is badly needed. Incidentally, seven mil lion aliens at present are work ing in the United States or are on relief rolls.
 (Continued on Page Two)
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Lifeboats Garry
 300 Passengers,
 So No Danger
(By The Associated PreSs)

SEATTLE, May II, - Assist ant Manager Manahan of the Northland Transportation Com pany said that the abandon ship order was given as a matter of precaution" He said no word had been received as to the cause of the ship going aground, but the Captain reported they had been proceeding in a fog at 8:30 A. M.
 He said there was no danger of a loss of life as he said the life boats are equipped sufficiently to handle 300 persons, forty to each one.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-15
Anox Says Fight g Between People
 Office Holders
tBy The Associated Press)


 SPOKANE, May 15, - Colla. el Frank Knox, turned homcWard toward Chicago after two speech as here last night, in which he again sounded a militant challcn- ge to the New Deal.
 The whole situation boils town to this, next November are we the people to pespetuate oasselVes or are the professional pa5lic of'iee-aalders to perpet- late th2mselVes2"
 He said t was unimportant who the republican candidate will be-what is important is that the people recognize the real issue"
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-15
'IWoCoayictsA Are
 Captured After
 Freeing g Hostages
(By The Associated Press)

ANTLERS, Oklahoma, May l5, Bill Anderson 30 and Archie Herring 25, convicts, who broke from the penitentiary at McAl- ister, were recaptured shortly af- ter they had released their three hostages.
 The two walked out of the woods with their hands up, as officers and bloodhounds approach ed
 Six fugitives are still at large. Four, in one group released Tuck Cope, a guard who had been stab bed in the neck, and had lost much blood. The other guard re- leased was Victor Conn. Airplan es are now being pressed into the hunt.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-15
VESSEL IS NOT TO BE BEACHED PUMPS ARE
 WORKING ALRIGHT. HOLDING WATER.

Seattle, May IA, - Another message from the North Sea said she lying at Eureka Pass and that her pumps controlling the rapid leak while the Alert was steamng to View Cove with the passengers and part of the The said no effort being made to beach her. The company listed 143 passengers. It is believed the Alert will speed back to the ship after land ing the passengers
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-15

Bill to his new butcher: "Will you wrap up Mrs. Browns ribs?" New Butcher: "Okay, as soon as I saw off Mrs. Smiths leg and weigh Mrs. Jones' liver"
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-15
Favor ajority Rule
 At Conventions
(By The Associated Press)

WASHINGTOS, D. C., May IA, effort to have the Dem ocratic party scrap the rule un- der which a majority of two thirds is required at a national convention for the nomination of a presidential candidate, is in the making.
 President Roosevelt late yester- day predicted that the convention which will assemble in Philadel- phia in June would abandon the requirement in favor of a major ity rule. He declared he did not know why a Democratic conven- ton should be held up as in 1924 and 1882.
 Farley of Same Opinion
 Postmaster General James A.. Farley, who is chairman of the Democratic national committee, also expressed the belief that the two-thirdS' rule would be abro- gated in favor of a majority rule.
 Opposed by Senator Byrd
 Senator Harry F. Byrd, Demo- crat of Virginia, announced he would oppose abolition of the two-thirds' rule on the ground that Tt is a safeguard for the get ting of candidate with the sup port of a large majority of the party"
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-15

A traveller was groping his way is a dense fog down a narrow all leyway in London, when he sud- denly bumped into another man coming in the opposite direction.
 "Where am I going?" he asked of the stranger.
 Into the river-I just came out"
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-15
COAST GUARD CUTTER ALERT PICKED UP
 PASSENGERS FROM NORTH SEA

Seattle. May IA, The Naval radio station at Brem eron intercepted message from the North Sea report ing We are sinking" at HOP A. M. short time lat CT the coast guard received message from the cutter Alert stating she picking up 40 passengers and 20 crew who had taken to the ifeboats skeleton crew remained on the ship in an attempt to beach her behind Mexican Point.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-15
s. s. VICTORIA TO TAKE NORTHBOUND PASS
 FINGERS AND PROCEED PORTS OF CALL

SEATTLE, May 15 - The North Sea moved 8 miles north to the shelter of Hunter Bay during the night and is awaiting the arrival of the S. s. Victoria of the Alaska Line which nosed out of Ketchikan thru fog The Alert returned with 121 passengers and crew of the vessel to the stricken ship, after dsembarkng p at Dall Island
 A survey showed only nominal damage to the hold, and the pumps are gaining on the water.
 Ketchikan is sending additional pumps aboard the gasoline boat Phoenix The Victoria is to pick up 88 northbound passengers and continue north without put ting into Ketchikan Thrtyfour passengers bound for Ketchikan will be taken there aboard the North Sea and the Alert.
 cea Doil.z
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE

St. Louis l2 Brooklyn 4 Chicago 0 New York 5 Pittsburgh 5 Boston 2 Cincinnati Philadelphia, cold.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-15
Baseball Scores (By The Associated Press>
COAST LEAGUE

San Francisco 9 Oakland o Portland 5 San Diego o Seattle 2 Missions 1
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-15
Republican Returns

Republican Returns
 Delegate to Congress Lester o. Gore -.-.-......- .....3
 For Attorney General Harry G. Mccain .,.......--..... ..--.-....3
 For Auditor
 Cash Cole ........... .-.......-.. ........,-...4 C. H. MacSpadden ....,..-.,...... ,-......0 For Highway Engineer Roy J. Storey ........ .......- ........-.......O E. +. Wann .......---.. ........-... .....-.....4 For Territorial Senator Chas. J. Kennedy .-...... ........ --......4
 For Representatives B. F. Gillette ................ .....,...-,.....3 Thomas D. Jensen ............... ........3 Edward D. Steffen ...... ..............3 Nels SWanberg, ST. .,...-...,. .--.......3
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati o St. Louis 1 New York 6 Washington l2 Chicago 13 Boston 3 Detroit 1
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-05-15
HANCOCK PRECINCT

Following is the results of the primary election held at Haycock precinct, commonly known as Dime Creek. There were Is dem ocratic and republican ballots cast, making total vote of p:
 Democratic Returns
 Delegate to Congress Anthony J Dimond ...,..........-..-.l7
 For Attorney General James s. Truitt ........-....... ........l4
 For Auditor
 Frank A. Boyle ............-.-. ...---....l4 J. 5. Holman .......-..... ...............,2
 For Highway Engineer Wm. A. He5se .--...--......- ..,...,...,,..l4
 For Territorial Senator Q. D. Cochran ..-..-..... -,...-.. ID Howard Lyng .........,.. ..-..... ....,--..6
 For Representatives George Laiblin ......-...-.--. ............lO John Bichtenberg --.....--.- ......-..-.1l Mrs. Garnet Martin ...-.--..... ..--.-...l David Mazen ........ .,....-- .....-..,-...7 C. o. Roberts ....-... ........ .............-..3 Peter Sather ........,..- ........,... --....-2 Tolbert Scott ...,....... .....-.. ...........7 Leonard Smith. .......-.... ..........6 Ed. Ulricksen ..--.... .....,.-..,. ...--.....8 Fred Yenney ...,--..-.. ...-..-..,.. ..--..--l2
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-03
PRAJU REV. NOVAKOVI
VYZDRAVENIA.

Osadnici sv. Jana Krstite-
Ia v Campbell prajl svoj-
mu vrele milovanemu du-
chovnemu otcovi Jurajovi P.
Novakovi, aby mu Pan Bob
dal uplneho vyzdravenia a
skoreho navratu k nam.
Bolo badat' uz dlhsi cas-,
ako no ia nemoc trapila. Ro-
bill vsetko NONE, aby sa zba-
vii tel nemoci, no ale ona
nechcela popustit', takze sa
mas duchovny musel fst' lie
cit az do slnnej Floridy.
Viem, ze mu t'azko bolo mas
opustit' a nam este t'azsie.
Chybuje nam vel'mi, i die
tky citia, ze je akosi smu-
tho, lebo i'm sa najviacej u
slo z tych dsmevov a zartov.
" len posl1chaju, kedy pri-
de ich duchovny, aby 81 no
radostne privitali. TAX pi-
satel' tychto riadkov Vam,
Velebny Pane, 20 srdca pra-
je, ably ste sa vratili medzi
mas zdravy a vesely ako
vtacik v mali.
? Osadnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-03
Osada sv. Alzbety

Kvetn6 nedel'a. Sv. O.
mise o 8, - o 8 - o VII.
Pri vel'kej sv. omsi posva-
tenie palm - a pod sv. O.
msou spievaju sa "Passie"
pod vedenfm Stan. Necko.
Ponielok, utorok = ' stree
du sv. ofse o 8:15.
stvrs.k, piatok a sobotu
sv, clllse 0 8.
~. spoved' kazde rano -
a kazdy vecer.
Poboznosti v pondelok a
utorok 0 1a8., v stredu o
pol Z. a pol g., vo stvrtok
o pol g., v piatok 0 pol Z. a
pol 8.
V sobotu rano posviacka
krstnej vody, ohna atd'. O
z. vecer Vzkriesenie. - Pc
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-03
DOMACE PROSTRIED-
KY MA PESTOVANIE
KRASY.

MOQerna gaZQlna uZ cav
no poznala, ze jej pricinli-
vost' a pracovitost' nemusi
byt' 'hned' kazdemu zrejma
z jej upracovanych rdk a z
jej cervenej, cd kuchynske-
no sporaku vysusenej pleti.
Mnoho prostriedkov, ktore
su nezbytne k pestovaniu ma
sho zovnajsku, nachadzame
vo vlastnej kuchyni. TAX a.
ko ma rukach nema byt' vi
dno, ze konaly trebars til maj
t'azsiu domacu pracu, tax
tiez nemusia NEST stopy roz-
nych kuchynskych zapachov
ako po cibuli, cesnaku a pod.
Najistejsfm domacim pro-
striedkom k udrzaniu pek-
nych, bielych a jemnych ruk
je citron. Najprv sa ruky do
bre umyju makkym mydlom,
potom sa natrd kremom.
Ked' krem vsiakol do koze,
natreme ruky citronovou sta
YOU. Tato udrzuje ruky jem-
ne a odstranuje tiez ich ne
peknu cervend barvu. Surove
JENNIE rozstruhane zemiaky,
rozotrene ma dlani odstrania
zapach po cibuli a pod. Sol
ako kozmeticky prostriedok
pouzivame k cisteniu zubov.
Dvakrat do tyzdna cistime
zuby, zbarvene zubnym ka-
menom, slabym roztokom So
Ii - ma sklenicu vody cajo-
va lyzica soil. Ostatne dni
postaci cistit' ich obycajnym
zubnym kremom. VePky W.
znam pre- udrzanie zdravej
krasy ma vsak kazdodenna
strava. Nasa plet' je, ked'
sa spravne zivime, cista, pre-
toze rome vyrazky a neci-
stoty sl vel'mi casio zaprici-
meme nespravnou stravou. /
tn nam mozu prospect pro-
striedky z kuchyne. Odporu-
ca sa jest surovu mrkvu, le-
bo v nej obsazeny carotin je
najlepsim prostriedkom k OBJ
noveniu krvi. Ked nam zrka-
do ukazuje unavend tvar a
matne oci, tn je to zas ku-
chynsky prostriedok, ktory
nam poskytne pomoc. Pri-
pravime 81 caj 2 harmanceku
a do vlazneho namocime
makky obkladok a polozi-
me no ma oblicaj a oci. Ia
10 mint sd oci Ease jasne a
tvar je odpocinuta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-03
FRANCIA CHCE SMIERIT
SRBOV A HORVATOV

Francia, aby posilnila svo-
jich spojencov v Malej Do
hode, poverila svojho wy
slanca v Juhoslavii, gr6fa de
Dampiere, ably vyjednaval
s horvatskym vodcom drom
Macekom o smier so Srbmi.
Dr.. Mack mu ale odpove-
dal, ze Horvati budd bojo-
vat proti Srbom do tych
cias, kym 81 nevybojuju au-
tonomiu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-03

lena, a ako sa chveje, citil
to rukach.
"Netrapte sa, ze je taky,"
septal jej do ucha, "a ne
stojte o jeho lasku. Wy by
ste ju nasla indie dost', len
stat O nu." ..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-03
8. APRfLA 1886.
Vzkrieseni posviacka pasky.
Vo vel'konocn6 nedel Y
sv. omse o 8 - o 8 q o
pol IL.
STAvBA WICK AVE.
MOSTA ZARUcENA

z Washingtonu prisla zpra-
va, ze nase mesto dostane
peniaze ma stavbu mosta ma
Wick Ave. ponad Erie zelez-
nicne kol'aje. Tie peniaze
maly prfst' Cd federalnej
vlady este zaciatkom roka
a neprisly.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-03
(Pokracovanie.)

"Ale chod', ty chmurffi, =
rozosmiala sa Anezka, eco ii
to r,apada? Pozrite sa ma
neho: je styri mesiace zena-
ty a uz muzika neni pre- ne
ho! Evi6ko, nenechajte ho
tax zleniviet', bud'te ma ne
no prisnejsia = a hrozila Sell
movsky svagrovej prstom.
"Aj ia by som radsej 20
stala donna, nikdy som ma
tie tancovacky velmi nedr-
zala,' povedala Eva a nu-
tene sa usmiala. Ako v klie-
st'ach sovrelo sa jej srdce.
Ist dnes ma muziku a pu-
dom ma oGi, ked' je tn pra-
We ''ta", a nechat' svoje po-
stavenie a pomer pretriasat'
cd vsetkych, ME - to bude
primnoho.
"A to by bolo pekne,'' roz
krikol sa Valenta, "to nam
predsa neurobite, samotnych
mas ist' nenechate!''
''Ved' by sme sa museli ma
hnevat', to by bola urazka,"
durdila sa Anezka.
"Veru, veru, Evicko, ~
site ist ma muziku," a 10
varala stara Fialova Ator@-
az do toho easu rleky DO
sldchala, ITO by rseboly zia-
dne hody a l'u1i4 by pove-
dali, ze snad' a4i Rernate Sa-
ty, ktore b. Id d obliekla.
A co! Ste r1.adl ian chod :
ma muz; u, kym m5zete.
"Tc 81 / ia Bsyslim, vpa-
dol 7a&ab do Eecj. ~ bude-
te mat take mat, potom
mate dost fasn iona vyse-
darat' fkoii. az. My donna
tiez nenl6zemc vsade ist', a.
n tu a.ed name komu sve-
r' C,yriIka, mozeme ist'
sE2
Eed' sa ma to cd putt te-
sim, dokladala Anezka, Ga
o 81 vo Volesnej zatancu-
dJem.
Eva zatial' upratovala so
stola a rovnajuc nadobie ma
stole pri dverach, zahl'ade-
la sa ma svojho muza. Sedel
zamraceny a zamlkly, akoby
zamysleny. "Ozaj. ci vie, re
je tn Petronela dala mu
vediet' ci sa uz sisli?"
pytala sa v duchu a rada by
to bola z jeho tvare vyci-
tala. "Mraci sa, ze ma so
mnou fst' medzi Pudi," po-
vedala 81 trpko, "hanbi sa
"a mna.'' Ma okamzik
stratila zaujem o domac-
most, nepovsimla 81 ami, ze
Macko sa luci:
Muslin sa pozriet' ma ce-
Pad', a vecer sa uvidime!
TAX len sa coskoro vyber-
te!'
Valenta znovu dorazal ma
Fialu, ably len k muzike cell
kom urcite isiel, a steklil no,
ze len so zenou donna Sc
di.
"Nebojte sa, gazdina," po-
cula nahle blizko svojho u
cha Mackov hlas, a jeho O.
sire, leskn1ce sa oci vboda-
ly sa do jej tvare. ''ja tam
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-03
p r Z pENIAZE
ROMAN.
Napisala vlasta Javoricka.
ROMAN.

budem yami a nedam vam
cd ziadneho ublizit'," a uz
stal pri dverach, a nez sa
spamatala, Dol v s;eni a po
zaprazi doznievaly jeho kro-
ky. - Preco sa pon1kol, re
| jej media ublizit', CO on mo-
ze? Napadne jej predsa nj
kto neublizuje, a ze trpf v
dust, tomu nemoze Macko
zabranit'. Bola zmatena je-
no pohl'adom a sposobom,
ktorym dtechu til vyslovil.
Vecer ubierali sa manzelia
Fialovi so svojimi host ami X
muzike. Anezka, ktora ,nala
jasne saty, ako by bGia do
teraz slobodnym dia&sat'om.
vykracovala VS. IKE rozjare
ma a pochva]'cvaia 81
ITO je dobre . "a urobilo
ma hody peL.ne, suchlt-
ko, nezamazeme 81 topan-
KY"
"1ais'.e sa tax sta!o k vo-
Ii tebe, zasmiaL sa jej brat,
"akG be by q to prezila, ke-
bv sa II muziAa pokazila."
"a kr&caLa mlcky popri
>#Erinej. Mala bielu halen-
E4, ktorG jej pred svadbou
$i!a ErAjcirka v Pasekach.
iBo vykasana dokola, TAX
ze Iomysel'ne zakryvala jej
talesnu vadu. Suknu mala
cmavu, ale tiez po mode u
stu. Ked' sa donna strojila,
sotva bleskom Okla o zrka-
dlo sl'ahla a pomyslela 81:
Isl ty blazon! K voli komu
je to vsetko? Lepsie by 81
urobila, keby 81 isla spat' -
Ale k voli Anezke musela
ist'. W zd'aleka doliehala k
MIN hudba krcmy. Udery
ma bubon znely dute, ale tru-
by a klarinet vrieskaly pre-
nikave, besnive a jasave tax,
re Anezka poskocila a W.
krocila tax, ze ju sotva Eva
mohla dohanat'.
V krcme bolo plno. Maj
Wac ovsem prevladali vo-
jaci, ktorf prisli ma dovole-
MI, a vyobliekane a vysno-
rovane dievcata. Tie tocily
sa V pestrej smesi v malom
kole pod cadiacimi Tampa
mi. Al zajatci tu boil a tan
Gill veselo, al Taliani, ktori
" okolitych obciach uz hod-
ne dlho pracovali a poma-
ly zdomacneli. - Uctyhod-
ne gazdinky sedely popri
stenach, pozorujdc a kritizu-
juc tanciacich, a gazdovia v
druhej miestnosti hrali graz
ciarovy marias. Bol medzi
mimi i ucitel' farar, ktori
davali pozor, aby sa nehralo
o vacsie peniaze. Olesnicki
sedliaci zahrali 81 totiz radi
al o des:atky a preto pan ia
rar musel ich casio kaza-
tel'nice karhat' a poukazo-
vat ma tuto nerest'. ~
Ked' Fialovci Valentovci
vosli do salu, obratily sa pc
mich hlavy vsetkych ma, lavi.
ci popri stenach sed.acich
gazdin.
! 'L'aPa! Fialovci sa tiez
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-03

- Youngstownske Sloven.
ske Noviny majd mat pred
most v kazdej slovenskej do.
macnosti v Mahoning doline.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-03
Osadnik.

- Milovat' svoj narod je
TAXA povinnost' ,ako milovat'
svojich rodicov, lebo rodina
je jednotkou naroda.