davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14
MNOHO FALOSN1CH
PENAZf v OBEHU

Verne J. Wilson, predse-
da Union National banky Wy
strfha obyvatepov pred IA
losnymi papierovymi peniaz-
mi, ktorych je mnoho v obe-
hu nielen tuna, ale po celej
krajine. Menovite dobre fall
sovane a preto vel'mi rozsi-
rene su $40, ktore mono len
tax poznat', ze obrazok ma
papieri je mensi, ako ma
dobrych $40. Papier je tax
vel'ky, ale obrazok je o Sc
stnastinu inca kratsi cd vr-
chu nadol. Mr.. Wilson radi,
aby 81 obchodnici vystrihli
tax vel'ky papier, ako je ry-
ty obraz ma dobrej $40 a
tax hned' zbadaju falosnu,
ktoreji obraz je trosicku men.
81. Obraz ma dobrej $40 je
pat a sedem-osmin inca d.
ny a diva a sedem-sestnastin
inca siroky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14
WPA PLATf MZDU
CT SA PRAGUE ABO ME

Works Progress Admin
stracia plati mzdu .nudzovym
robotnikom, Ii ,sa pracuje a
lebo ME, lebo robotnici a ich
rodiny musia jest, bolo od-
seknute administration tym,
lltorf ju kritizovali, ze plati
mzdu n1dznym robotnikom
vtedy, ked' pre- vepkd zimu
nepracuj1. Ma n1dzovych fe-
deralnych pracach zamest-
name je teraz 100000 ro-
botnfkov. Ich mzda je cd 10
do 81 dolarov ma mesiac, po-
dpa toho, kde byvajd a Go
robia. Najnizsiu mzdu maid
necvicenf robotnici ma juhu
q najvyssiu vysoko cvicenf
robotnfci q inzinieri vo vep-
kych mestach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14

Predstavujeme ct. sloven-
skemu a slavianskemu oby-
vatel'stvu Mahoning doliny
noveho nasskeho lekara, DIR.
M. ]. Benku, ktory 81 minu-
l6ho tyzdna otvoril lekArsku
uradovnu v meste Campbell
pod {. Z - 18th st.
DR.. Benko narodil sa v
Pittsburghu a roku 1908 od-
st'ahoval sa s rodicmi do
Butler, Pa. Studoval lekar-
stvo ma West Virginia Uni
versity v Morgantown a ma
katolickej ST. Louis Univer-
sity v st. Louis, kde roku
1884 dostal lekarsky diplom.
Nato "a jeden rok boil inter-
nom v Braddock General
Hospital a domacim lekarom
"a 6 mesiacov. Cez leto r.
1888 boil tuna v nemocnici
sv. Alzbety. DR.. Benko je
prvym slavianskym lekarom
" Campbell. Jeho rezidencia
je v tom istom dome, kde al
dradovna a (. jeho telefonu
lie 43818. r,a@G3 UHf
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14

c. M. OCTO CLUB COM
PLETES PLANS FOR PRE-
LENTEN DANCE

At the regular club meet
ing Wednesday evening in
the club rooms the c. M.
Octo Club completed plans
for an annual Pre-Lenten
Dance to be held Sunday ev-
ening, February 23rd at SITS.
Cyril and Methodius audito-
rum. Babe Page and his
,Genevians will provide the
entertainment with popular
numbers. This will be Babe
Pages last engagement Of
the season since he is start
ing on his eastern tour.
Miss Margaret Bernett was
appointed as general chair
man and Miss Marion Mar
kovic co-chairman. Others
on the committee include
Miss Mary Buddie, Miss Ma
ry Hiznay, Miss Margaret
Strazek, Miss Clara Kubina,
Miss Stella Krispinsky, Miss
Josephine Adams, Miss Mary
Mandula, Miss Pauline Pat
rick, Miss Helen Datko, Miss
Mary Louise Slifka, Miss
Helen Sofranec and Miss
Sophie Muransky. Invitations
are being sent to various
clubs and the public is in
vited.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14
RUSKO-FRANCUZSKA
VALECNA PORADA

Do Pariza prisla ruska
vojenska misia ma cele s
vice-komisarom vojny, mar
Salon Michalom Tuchacev-
skym, aby $ francuzskym
.generalnym stabom prejed-
,nala vsetky otazky vzajom-
nej obrany v pade by Fran
.cia alebo Rusko napadnute
bolo Nemeckom. Misia prisla
.prave v case, ked' francuz-
sky parliament ide ratifiko-
vat spojeneckl smluvu rus
ko-franc1zsku. Ratifikacia je
ME potrebna k platnosti
smluvy, ale francuzsky par
lament ju chce al ratifiko-
vat, aby sa Nemci presved-
Gill, ze sa tn nezartuje.
Podl'a zprav z Francie,
franclzska vlada vysle svo-
jich najlepsich odbornikov
do Ruska pomoct' zdokona-
lit zeleznice a kooperovat'
s ruskym generalnym stabom
ma vypracovanf mobilizac-
nych a valecnych planov,
Ruski mladfci budd prijati
do francuzskej vojenskej a.
kademie st. Cyr, ktora je
najchyrnejsou ma svete. Rus.
ko tiez dostane pozicku 800
milionov frankov ga mil
dolarov) ma zrychlend opra.
WI zeleznic a ciest veducich
ku zapadnym hraniciam, aby
ruska armada bola schopna
nielen obrany, ale al dtoku
Pierre-Etienne Flandin, "a.
hranicny minister francuz.
sky prehlasil v parlamente
ze rusko-francuzska smluvs
sa nijako neprotivi locarn'
skej smluve, ktora garantu'
! je, ze Nemecko nepostav
vojsko ku Rynu a keby Ne
mecko postavilo teraz voj'
sko k Rynu, ako zamysra
tax by Francia vyzvala An
gliu a Taliansko ku konanir
svojich povinnostf, totiz /
vojenskemu zakroceniu. An
glicka vlada sa uz osvedcila
re by svoju povinnost' uro
bila. Flandin tiez povedal, Il
Hapsburgovci sa nedostant
ma rakusky tr6n.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14
HORvATI ODsUDENf
MA DOzIVOTIE

Vo Francii boil sud mad
spoluvinnikmi zastrelenia
juhoslavskeho krala Alexan-
dra a franc1zskeho lninistra
zahranicia Barthouva 8. okt.
1884. Traja z uvaznenych
Horvatov odsudenf boil ma
dozivotny zalar ma Certovom
ostrove a traja, ktorf neboli
dosial' chytenf, odsddenf bo-
Ii ma sulrt'.
Mena odsudenych ma do
zivotie SUI: Milo Kraj, Zvoni-
mir Pospfsil a Ivan Rajcic.
Mena nepritomnych, ktorf
boli odsudeni ma smrt', s1:
DIR. Ante Pavelic, pluk. Gu
stay Percic a Eugen Kvater-
mix. Keby boil dakedy chy-
tent vo Francii, bud1 popra-
vent guillotfnou. Pospfsil,
ktoreho rodicia boil Cesi,
zvolal po vyhlaseni vyroku:
"Nech zije Horvatsko, dolu
so srbskymi masiarmi! Usta-
sa toto nikdy nezabudne! =
(Ustasa lje tajna horvatska
narodna : organizacia.)
V Sac Paulo, Brazilii, a.
restovana bola Katarina
Schissler, Horvatka, ktora u
dajne dodala utocnfkom ma
kral'a zbrane. Bude akiste
dodana francuzskym vrch-
nostiam do ruk.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14
CATHOLIC LADIES <
TO HOLD CARD FART
AT ST. JOHN AUDITOJ
UNI FEB. 16.

French crepe dolls wer
made by each member b
the club to bs used At ! be-|
nefit card party as st. John
the Baptist Slovak Church
auditorium on February 16.
1885. The committe for this|
affair is: Mrs. Joseph Mar
shall, Mrs. August Witway,
Mrs. John Tatar and Mrs.
John Bivalec. Plans are be-
ing made for u capacity
crowd. There will be cash
prizes as well as door prizes.
Tickets may be obtained
from Mrs. Stephen G. Zetts
by calling 73508.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14
JOLLY TWELVE CLUB
DANCE FEB. 10

jolly Twelve Club is maxi
ing elaborate plans for its
annual Mid-Winter Dance
at Central Auditorium We'd
nesday, February 10. Jimmy
CO. and his eleven piece or
chestra from Sharon will
present a varied program Of
popular dance tunes.
A special invitation has
been issued to the Campbell
A. c., Arco Club, Haselton
Dodgers, Shirley, Hi-U, Ho-
ly Name, Steelton and Cy-
Me clubs.
Mr.. James Rich is chair
man with Mark Danchise as
co-chairman. Their aids are
Esther Sabol, Anne Jugich,
Carmel Carrazeno, Mary
Slifka, Amelia Brusko, Hell
en- Jakupcin, Anne Sopko,
Theresa Slifka and Peggy
and Helen Brusko.
Popular hosts and hostess
ses are the Misses Jay Do
lenik, Mary Berger, Anne
Zetts, Eleanor Komsa, Ma
ry Holiday, Anne Kutsko,
Mary Staron, Freda Dravec.
Theresa Schwartz, Vern Mil
ler, Michael Ficocelli, And
rev Sabol, Joseph Kutsko,
Bill Costly, John Wolf, John
Sirak, Ralph Angle, Albert
Andrews, David Bobak. Benz
NY Bassette, Tony Baltrus,
Frank Susor, William Spane
and Frank Kmotek.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14
SIEL STVORNOzKY
PO L'ADE 7 MIL,

Clayton Brown, 25-rocny
rybar z Charlevoix, Mich.
zachranil sa cd istej smrti
lezenim stvornozky q klza-
MIN sa po7 bruchu ma Fade
Michigan jazera "a celych
sedem mfl'. Dvaja jeho spo-
locnfci zahynui, zamrzli v
clnku, ktory Dol zahnany VI
chrom cd brehu. Brown a
jeho spolocnici boil 48 hodin
ma jazeri v hroznej zine.
P0vodne bolo pat rybarov,
ale z tych zachranca Cum
ningham odviezol troch do
bezpecnosti ma svojom ma
lom clnku a potion sa vratil
po Browna a jeho test'a c..
Beardsleyho, ktori stall ma
odtrhnutom ladovom kry.
Wal ich do clnku, ale cestou
boil padom uzamknuti q
Beardsley zomrel cd zimy.
Cunningham tiez 0 par hodfn
zomrel . Brown vyst1piac 2
clnku, pustil sa ma omrznu-
tych rukach a nohach po Pa
de nocnou hodinou k brehu.
Po straSnom utrpenf dostal
81 k jednej indiAnskej koli-
be, kde no Indiani priviedli
\ sebe. Brown Dol 48 hodfn
na jazeri bez jedla j bez
sp6nku. ''s
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14
OBROVSKY ZISK . ....
DuPONTOVCOV

Cisty zisk E. I. du Pont de
Nemours & Co. "a rok 1885
bol $62,085,4l0 To je o 16
milionov Wac, ako r. 1884.
Toto je spolocnost', s ktorou
ma AL Smith dzke spojenie
a ktora najviac penazi dala
Smithovej Liberty Lfge.
Caterpillar Tractor Co.
mala sest' milionov dolarov
eisteho zisku "a lansky rok,
oproti polstvrta milionu "a
r. 1884.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14
Program Matice Slovenskej
oblasti Cleveland, Ohio

Ma SchOdZl v uCOrOk OuDy-
vanej v Clevelande pri osa-
de sv. Vendelfna prijaty q
potvrdeny Dol nasledovny
program delegacie Matice
Slovenskej pre- clevelandsku
oblast'
/. Aprfla Is. Privitanie ma
stanici, ma City Hall. Vecer
banket.
2. Aprila II. Navstevy v
americkych lstavoch, West
ern Reserve University atd'.
3. Aprila Is. Navstevy po
slovenskych osadach, cirk-
vach atd'.
4. Aprila 10. Public Au-
ditorium, slovensky program,
spev atd'. Vstupne zdarlna.
B. Vecer opereta v Ces-
kej sieni ma Zapad. strane
ma Clark Ave.
s. Aprfla 20. Vystava vo
Y. w. G. A. a prednasky.
A. B. G. D. E. F.23. We
Ger, Vecera( v Kruz. Gen.
Stefanika.
&c. aprila v nedel'u vecer:
Korunovanie kral'ovny a W.
hra ceny.
27. aprila: Premietanie o.
brazu "Zem spieva'' v Lake
wood.
%. aprila: Premietanie o.
Drazu "Zem spieva'' ma W.
chodnej strane u Rev. Cha
lupku.
29. aprila: Premietanie o.
brazu "Zem spieva" v osa-
de sv. Benedikta.
80. aprila: Premietanie O.
brazu 'sZem spieva'' v Ces-
kej sieni ma Clark Ave.
1. maja: Odpocinok.
2-3-4. maja v Youngstown,
Ohio.
S. maja: V Columbus, O.
predstavenie delegatov Ma
tice guvernerovi statu Ohio.
6. maja: Odpocinok, veeer
banket v Akron, Ohio.
1873. maja v Akron.
10. maja: Massillon a Lo-
rain, Ohio.
Hip. maja: Lorain, o.
13. maja: Odpocinok.
IA. maja: Port Clinton a
Marblehead, @.
Rev. M. F. Benko, preds.
Anna M. Sotak, zap.
.oblastneho vyboru.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14
NEMEcKO CHcE,
KOLONIE NAZAD

V Nemecku je teraz vel
ka agitacia "a vratenie jeho
africkych kolonii, ktore mu
boly vzate po vojne a dane
Anglii. Nemci tvrdia, ze tie
kolonie su majetkom Meme
cka a boly dane Anglii len
docasne do drzania. Nemci
tiez argumentujd, ze Anglia
ma Wac kolonii, nez jej tre-
ba, kdezto Nemecko nema
ziadne a preto nesmierne tr-
pi nedostatkom surovfn.
V Anglicku je pre- tito a.
gitaciu vel'ka zlost' ma Ne
mecko. Anglicania sa osved-
cuju, ze nemecke kolonie ne
vratia Nemcom nikdy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14
Programovy vybor
maticny 50 sisiel
Bude vydany .'Pamxtnik" ku
prednSskam deleg6cie.

v piatok yecer minuleho
tyzdna NAL programovy W.
Dor maticnych prednasok
schodzu ma fare osady sv.
Alzbety v Haselton. Pritom-
nj boil: domaci duchovny,
velp. Jozef L. Kostik, velp.
Stefan Kocis, pani Maria G..
Slifka, M. j. Lesnak a M.
Mraz.
Predbezne bolo ustalene,
aby privftanie delegatov bo-
10 2. maja o pol 2. popolu-
dnf v hoteli Ohio, kde bude
i spolocny obed. Delegati
budd napred privitani po
slovensky, potion predstave-
nj bud1 mayorovi po angli-
cky, ktory nato privita de-
legaciu v meme mesta. De-
legacia nato pod'akuje ma
yorovi / vyboru "a privfta-
ME a slova k mayorovi bud1
pretlumacene do anglickej
reci. Potom bude obed, ma
ktory sa mono prihlasit' ka-
zdemu Slovakovi a Slovenke
u vyboru. Pc obede bude
prehliadka mesta a oceliar-
nj. O ubytovanie delegacie
postara sa p. Martin Dolak.
Vybor uznal "a prospes-
ne, aby sa film "Zem spie-
va" ukazoval nieler ma Steel
tone, ale i v inych castiach
Mahoning okresu, ak sa mai
de miestnost' a v nej dobre
premietacie stroje hovoria-
cich filmov. Jedno take uka-
zovanie filmu bude v Camp
bell, ma ktore budu moct'
prist' Slovaci j z Haseltonu,
Lansingvillu a Struthersu.
Odpoludnia by molly byt
venovane det'om.
Vybor uznal "a potrebne,
aby Dol vydany "Pamatnik"
v ktorom by boly dejiny O.
sad a spolkov a ehlasky slo-
venskych obchodnfkov. Po-
platky "a obchodne ohlasky
by boly $40 "a stranu, SIS
"a pol strany a $40 "a stvrt'
strany. Ia kulturne ohlasky,
ii. dejiny osad, skol a spoil.
kov poplatok by bol $40 "a
stranu a 81 "a pol strany
Pamatnik ma sostavit' pan
Jan Lesko, "a co ma dostat'
honorar. Sberatelia obchod-
nych ohlasok maj1 byt' od-
meneni 10 perc. odmenou.
Dalsie veci ponechal 81 W.
Dor ma buddcu schodzu, ked
uz bude prfchod delegacie
Matice Slovenskej ma urcene
dni celkom istotny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14
JAN KoMIsAR ZOMREL

Jan Komisar, z (. 1929
Manhattan Ave-, zomrel v
nedelu v domacnosti svojej
dcery, pani Simonovej Kuz-
ma, vo veku 55 rokov. Ne
bohy I'll v Amerike As ro-
kov. Manzelka no odumre-
la pred 18 rokmi. Zanechal
tu dcery pani Simonovu Kuz-
ma Margitu Komisar a 2
vnucat.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14
ANGLIA VIDA
2 BILIONY MA V9ZBROJ

Anglicka vlada ide ziadat'
cd parlamentu diva biliony
dolarov ma zbrojenie.. Asi pc
lovica pojde ma stavbu valec-
nych lodi q polovica ma VOL
sko q liet,dla. $500 lieta-
diel ma hyt' postavene be-
.h0na roka-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14
HOL NAME PRE-LENTEN
"ROUND-UP DANCE"
SUNDAY NIGHT

Miss Anne Thomas is
chairman for the Valentine
dance and card party given
by the Daughters of Holy
Name Club Sunday, Febru-
ary 16 at Holy Name Audi
torium.
Miss Mary Martinko, pres
ident; Miss Helen Phillips,
vice-president; Esther Oh
savsky, secretary; Mary Do
lax, treasurer and Peggy
Brusko, reporter, will serve
as co-chairmen for the affair.
A popular collegiate or
chestra has been booked for
the occasion and the public
is cordially invited to at
tend. Special invitations have
been issued to clubs includ-
ing Weller, Cy-Me, Hi u,
Shirley, Haselton Dodgers
and Arco clubs.
Hostesses assisting the COM
mittee are: Margaret Dulik,
Betty Jakupcin, Catherine
Mary and Anne Dolak, Es-
ther Olsavsky, Catherine and
Martha Novatney, Theresa
Humensky, Catherine Topor-
Ger, Anne Bellan and Mary
SIifka
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14
Nevinny.

Ucitel': Janko, kto hodil
kamenom do Goliasa?
Janko (placlivo): ia ME!
Pozrite 81 mole vrecka a o.
pytajte sa nasej Marienky,
ei ia hadzem kamenami. To
musel byt' niekto my.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14

100 mudrych bude jednej
mienky, avsak 20 100 bl&z-
nov kazdy bude mat mien-
ku svoju vlastni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14

Ma vecierkoch, ma ro-
dinnych zabavach, ma sch6-
dzach spomente 81 ma VyS-
:iu Slovensku Skolu Cleve-
lande!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14
TRUBAc TRuBI!!

ticka veda pokrocila "a mi
nulych tridsat'pat' rokov?
A sfce natol'ko, ze pred 35
rokmi politikari dostali kaz-
demu, kto len chcel, ameri-
cky papier zadarmo q ku
tomu mu kdpili este al pa
lenky a piva. Teraz sice po-
litikari kupia nam palenky
piva a dajd casom al ci-
garu, ale americky papier
uz zdarma nedavaj1, "a ten
uz treba dobre zaplatit'.
Nuz natol'ko sa zmenila ia
politicka veda. Pit q klrit'
este dostaneme, ale ked'
chceme papier, snusfme zaii
dobre zaplatit' q ku tomu
chodit' do skoly, ako male
deti.
Teraz uz len cakame ma
ten Townsendov plan, aby
efm skorej presiel a aby no
uvedli do zivota. Viete, tych
200 dolarov mesacne sa al
trubacovi vel'mi pridajd, a
to ked' uz nebudeme mu-
siet' robit'. Ten Townsendov
plan poveda, re kazdy musi
tych 200 dolarov mesacne
minut'. No ked' nebudeme
mic inc robit', len peniaze
minat', tax mono al tych
200 dolarov bude malo a to
este ked' budeme chodit' ma
,kazde "card party a tam
potom zabludime ku stolu,
kde poker hraju.
| Ci viete, ze teraz al Irca-
nj sa hnevaju ma tych IVels-
manov, ze roboty nedostava-
jd torko, ako predtym?
Pravda, Ircani, sd skoro vse-
D.. E. - f.
tel demokrati, a Velsmani
Ease republican, a my Slo-
vaci raz jedno, raz druhe.
Ircani povedaju, ze oni sti
tn najvacsia narodnost' v
Mahoning doline a v meste
Youngstown. Ked' SINE sa
ich spytali, ze ako to pride,
ked' cenzus Spojenych Sta
tov ukazuje, ze Slovakov je
tri razy tol'ko, ako Ircanov,
nuz povedajd, Re pozrite,
kol'ko my Ircani name ko-
stolov a vsetky sd pine. A.
no, to majd pravdu, re ich
kostoly su pine, ale 50 slo-
venskymi Ircanmi. Povedali
SINE tym Ircanom, ze ked'
citame " novinach o daja-
kych ich zabavach, vidime
tam mnohos al slovenskych
mien vo WHORE. Trubac to-
mu nerozumie, ze preco by
mali Slovaci chodit' do Gu
dzfch kostolov, ked' my ma
me dost' svojich. Ba al do
irskych spolkov vstupia a
nase slovenske spolky su
predsa lepsie a name ich
dost' vselijakych ma vyber.
Ci viete, ze v minulom e.
sic Y. S. Novin trubac bol
vynechany? No, trubac vie
dobre, ze mnohi citatelia no
hl'adali, a ked' no nenasli,
nuz 81 zaiste pomysleli, ze
trubac s jeho trlbou siel
do toho zamrznuteho pekla.
Ale ME, trubac trdbil al do
posledIeho cisIa, lenze tru-
bacova truba ostala v redak-
torovom keseni, a ked' sam
redaktor hpadal v jeho no.
vinach t1 trdbu a .ju nena-
! siel, tax mu prislo ma myself,
ze je v keseni.
Trubac cital dopis cd Po-
litickeho Klubu z Warren,
Ohio. Pisatel' toho dopisu
vyzyva clenov klubu, ably
chodili ma sch6dze, aby sa
drzali spolu a nieco zname-
nall v politickom zivote. Da-
lei pfse, ze jestli budd tax
nad'alej chodit' ma sch6dze,
ako doteraz, ze zaiste ten
klub pochovajd q potion ze
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14

"a svojeho PRIV a tax potom
"a Velsov. TAX ten svet bezi
a tax trlbi sts4H.:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14

vsssty druhy Iudt vb;srsid Luekiss.
kasdY PR PrfGinu voiu Hastnd.
AIe ksfdf sdhlasi. = LueLiss q
Lahkym Faissnfm bohaiShe ~
lthoIistnatSho iab&ku. j 10 ire-
che prsLvaPuidei f.ks. = lIssy III
ssmei sabStovsi asliw mssu VI
rozdislnS viae nj llsiy ! rodisnfeh
drshss sslfA ohssisl : zk1y -.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14

mid, = rehnt ~ obsshui6 ssk
bytek alkslinu. hortho = ssnds&
Gle dkvaF dfsnd. sIkalinovl eAsk
spodnf lissy main ssadsnsis =
Eysslins vdims. s6is sirsdns ~
len. ksors psiehtd1lid Psfrods ~
iesoIrsi;si. kysslino alkslfsstsI -
novihs. vLaety striks c,sss y
s.rada6 h,ir =
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1936-10-15
HONEYMOON MOUNTAIN

do you know how lovely you are?"
he asked gently.
Deborah pressed her lips together.
Her eyes searched his.
He drew her hands up, and took
them both in one of his. st doesn't
matter about Graham" he said. Don't
worry about it, sweetheart"
She bent and plucked one of the
Glove pinks, put her hand up to the
breast of his blue sweater and wove
the flower stem through the stitches.
Her eyes lifted to his. Bryn started to
speak, but she turned and walked
quickly down the path toward the
house, with Bryn walking close beside
her.
Grandmother, to Deborah's intense
surprise, was already up.
Almost before Deborah had told a
maid that they were ready for their
breakfast, Pillar came downstairs, with
her red beret on her smooth dark head
and her bag in her gloved hand. II
find that I must go back at once to
San Francisco, Mrs. Larned. I'm ter
ribly sorry to go. Good-by," she said
firmly.
II can't think of it," Grandmother
protested. "You must have breakfast"
She turned to the maid. Joan, tell the
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1936-10-15

So dear to our hearts-the tune,
"Old Oaken Bucket" and now,
a wall panel in it's memory, which
every one of us will want to en-
broider for spring. Such a home
like scene, this, which is planned
for quick embroidery, with single
and running stitch used mainly,
and only snattering OF French
knots. No frame is needed-just a
lining.
Pattern 1867 comes to you with
a transfer pattern of a picture
Is by 20 inches; color chart and
key; material requirements; illus
trations Of all stitches needed.
Send Is cents in stamps or coins
(coins preferred) for this pattern
to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft
Dept, 81 Eighth Ave, New York,
N. Y.
Write plainly pattern number,
your name and address.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1936-10-15

cook that we want tray of coffee
and toast as quickly as lit can be pre-
pared"
Pillar glanced at her watch. ooh, very
we'll" she said, little ungraciously.
'I'm anxious to get home by night"
she explained.
Tubby was the last one down.
"Well," he said jovially, there we all
are, Ell? What've you got your hat on
for, Pillar? You're not leaving us,
surely?"
Pillar gave him disdainful glance.
II suppose you'll be heart-broken."
"Well, you know how it u.s." Tubby
said cheerfnlly.
The group had just moved out to the
veranda when there came the roar of a
laboring small engine from the road
at the left.
A small battered roadster turned in
at the gate. With splash and clatter
Of gravel it came to a stop.
Deborahs heart dropped like lead
at the sight of the driver.
AS the car stopped, Bryn rose, walked
down the steps and stopped. His
eyes met the triumphant eyes of the
man driving the other car. For a mo-
ment, Bryn and Graham stood facing
each other, Graham half out of his
car. Them without word, perfectly
calm, Bryn turned toward the YER
| anda.
Deborah lifted her eyes aid met
Bryn's in helpless anguish. Bryn was
smiling at her, steady, warm, COM
! forting smile that seemed to tell her
that everything was all right, that
she had nothing to fear She could not
understand. He came up the steps and
stood beside Grandmother's chair. Tub
by and Simon were standing helpless
on the grass. Sally and Madeline had
retreated to the doorway, and stood
there. hand in hand, watching Grand
mother, too. And Pillar, still and I'M
moving, sat in her chair behind the
vines.
Stuart Graham, with that black
smile of his, came across the grass
from the driveway. He swung his wide
shoulders confidently, and Deborah
wished wildly that Bryn would go out
and do something to him any
thing -. to stop that confident, steady
advance, to wipe off that triumphant
smile, to save Grandmother. But it was
too late.
He stopped on the lowest step. He
faced Grandmother. He bowed to her.
"Good-morning," he said brightly.
Grandmother inclined her head.
"Good-morning," she replied.
'You are Mrs. Larned," he stated.
II think you will have heard of me,
and from me. My name Is Graham"
"Indeed?" Grandmother murmured,
entirely calm. Her pulse beat was
swift, but steady.
He stiffened at Grandmother's "In-
deed?" "Stuart Graham" he repeated
distinctly. From Boston"
(TO BE CONTINUED)
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1936-10-15
"Safety First" Creature.

Many creatures pretend to be what
they are not, in order to avoid being
seen and captured by their foes. An
example is the stick insect, says Tit
Bits Magazine. Less known is the
caterpillar of the peppered moth.
When these caterpillars have stripped
a twig of Its foliage, they would be
very conspicuous on the bare plant
so they stiffen themselves and pre-
tend to be parts Of the twig.