The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-03-01

way connected with the political de-
yelopments of Czecho-Slovakia.
The Youngstownske Slovenske NO
why runs editorials weekly in English
on various phases Of Americanization;
the Slovensky Sokok, of Perth Amboy,
N. J., likewise; while the monthly
Bratrsky Vestnik, of Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, is constantly carrying on Wig
orous campaign on behalf of American
ideals. Two other weekly papers,
Zenske Listv of Chicago, and Kvety
Americke of Omaha are following sim
liar policies; the latter, it is interest
ing to note, has departed from the
tradition of re-printing foreign litera-
ture in supplements, and is at present
running MRS. Wigs of the Cabbage
Patch" serially Among the dailies
may be mentioned among others, the
Slovak Amerike of New York city,
and the Svornost of Chicago.
AS the Jugo-Slav race is divided in
to three component elements-the
Serbs, the Croats, and the Slovenes-
so the Jugo-Slav press is divided.
Among the Croatian papers that are
entering into the new spirit of CO.
operation are the Jugo Slovensky Svi-
jet, New York daily, the Zajednicar
of Pittsburg, official organ Of the Ma
tional Croatian Society; the Jugeslo-
vensky Jadran of San Francisco, and
Sokol literary paper edited by a
poet. Among the Serbian publications
may be mentioned the daily Ameri-
kanski Srbobran of Pittsburg, and the
Srpski Glasnik of San Francisco, one
half of which is always printed IN
English. The Slovenians are we'll
we'll represented by Glas Naroda,
New York daily, the two papers Ena-
kopravnost (Socialist) and Cleveland
ska Amerika, both of Cleveland, and
the literary paper Cas- of Chicago.
= All varieties and shades of political
opinion are expressed in the Russian
American press, though among the
many distinctively loyal papers may
be mentioned the large daily Russ
kobe Slovo of New York, the semi
weekly Pranda of Olyphant, Penn,
and the weekly Narodnava Gazeta of
New York.
Four Ukranian papers in particu-
lar pursue policies of Americaniza-
iton: Narodna VIOLA, a tri-weekly OF
Scranton, Ukraina, weekly of Chi
cago, Amerika, a daily of Philadel-
phia, and Haydamaka, a weekly OF
Trenton. 9TH -a
The Hungarian press has been
naturally divided in its interests and
policies, for, like the German press,
it has not been free from foreign
propaganda influences. Still, num-
Der of the more progressive dailies
and weeklies, entering sympathetic
cally into the ideals that America has
fought to realize, have begun to adopt
policies in accordance with American
principles. A few of these periodicals
are the weekly Magyar Munkaslap OF
New York, Amerikai Magyar Neps-
Java, a daily, also of New York;
Bridgeport, weekly of Bridgeport,
and Magyar Banyaszlap, New York
weekly.
There are over a hundred and fifty
Italian newspapers in the United
States, many of which deserve notice
in a more extended catalogue; it is
possible, however, to mention. only
a few of the dailies: II Progresso,
Italo-Americano, II Giornale Italiana
L'Araldo Italiano, Bollettino della
Sera, and Giornale dele Sera, all OF
New York; L'Opinione, daily OF
Philadelphia; L'Italia of San Francis
co, II Minatore Italiano of Laurlum
Mich, and the semi-weekly II Risveg
lilo of Denver, and the tri-weekly
L'Italia of Chicago.
The Lithuanians' organs have been
no less active in their cooperation
with the government and in their ef
forts to bring their readers into closer
touch with America. The dafl1es