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- SECRETARY OF STATE.
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
To All TO Whom These Presents May
Come. Greeting
Whereas, II appears TO my satisfaction,
by duly authenticated record Of the pro-
ceedings for the voluntary dissolution
thereof, by the consent OF all the stock
holders deposited In my Office, the Ameri-
can Pacific Commerce Corporation. a cor
pOration Of this state, whose principal
In the city Of Wilmington county Of
New Castle, State OF Delaware, Delaware
Charter Guarantee and Trust Com
pauy being agent therein and
In charge thereof. upon whom process
may be served, has complied with the
requirements OF the Corporation Laws Of
the State OF Delaware, as contained IN
1915. Section I TO 210l, Section 1S7, Chap
ter 81, Of the Revised Statutes OF 1915.
as amended. preliminary to the Issuing
VI CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
Now, therefore, I, Everett G. John
Del Delaware do hereby certify that the
said corporation did, on the twenty ninth
day Of July, A. ID. 1870, file in the
office a duly executed and attested con-
sent in writing, to the dissolution Of
said corporation. executed by all the
stockholders thereof, which said consent
and the records OF the proceedings af0re-
said. are now on hle in my said office, as
IN TESTIMONY
WHEREOF. ]
have hereunto
set my hand and
OFFICIAL SEAL official seal, al
. secretary's once Dover. this 20th
1888 Delaware 1793 day Of July, in
1911 the year Of ouI
Lord, one thou
sand, nine hun
dred and twenty.
EVEHHTfT 4 Johnson
iy31-it Secretary OF state
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WE HAVE AN OVERSTOCK OF
w Beaver pipelcss Heaters, the best
on the market, others heaters installed
FOR SO up. Before buying, see these
heaters on show. Wnl sell az low price
20 make room; equipped to do work out
OF city: will take your old heater in
trade. e. CLANCY, between Second and
Third. on Adams ST. Phone Ji7l-W.
june3O-6m.
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ERENCH POODLE. MALE DOG.
II clipped around nose and head ;
greatly missed by owner. Please return
and get rewurd. J02 s. Franklin St.
jy26-0c
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sALSSMEN WANTED

PAINT AND ROOFING Statesmen
10 sell our complete line Of paints roof
mgs and Insecticides TO the Industrial,
iealer and consumer trade Our prOpO-
uuon Is straight commission. We give
exclusive territories and complete CO.
operation. The Forest City Paint & Var
fish Co, Cleveland, Ohio. I'm business
Ner 30 years jy31-1t
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ROOMS WANTED

MAN AND WIFE WOULD LIKE TO
Afl have an apartment In private fam
lily. on Fourth street. between washing
ton and jefferson Sts Can give refer
ence. Call b9f3-M jy2D-3t
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CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
sPIRITUAI.IsT NOTICE

EIRsr PROGRESSIVE SPIRITUAL
IL lists Church, eO6 West 81. Sunday
evening service, 7-45. Messages by Mrs.
De Lanez. Everybody welcome iy29-3t.
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W444 WA.a
APARTMENl.s WaNTIin

Copyright, 1870, BY The Wheeler
Syndicate. lnc.)
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STATE or DELAWARE.

STATE OF DELAWAKE.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE.
1. EVERETT G. JOHNSON, Secretary
Of State OF the State Of Delaware, do
hereby certify that the above and fore.
going is true and correct copy Of
Statement Of Reduction Of Capital Stock
hy the "BAKE-RITE CORPORATION -
AZ received and fled in this Office the
nineteenth day Of July, A. ID. 1870, at
O'Clock A. NJ.
have hereuntO set my hand
and official seal. at Dover. this
(SEAL) nineteenth day of July. In the
year Of our Lord one thousand
nine hundred and twenty.
EVERETT G. JOHNSON
jy2i-31-aug7. Secretary Of State.
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LOST AND FnUND

EOUND- FILLED HUNTING
II case watch: same can be claimed by
proving property. Apply =. o. Box 8,
city. Jy3O-3t.
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CFRTIFICATE on DISSOLUTION.

CrATE OF DELAWARE, OFFICE OF
- SECRETARY OF STATE.
CERTIFICATE or DISSOLUTION.
To All TO Whom These Presents May
Inmn b lrnnLLnn-
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PRIVATE BUSINESS SCHOOL.
REsORTS
BettertOn, Md.-HOteI Rigbie.
MISUNDERSTANDING CITY

tennessee Ave. near beach, !,
moderate rate family hotel. American
plan. Table board.
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HOTEL AUSTTNE
WELLSBORO
ALBEMARLE

Virginia Avenue. Near Beach.
Capacity 30O One block from Steel Pier.
Wide, cool porches. Running wafer
Private baths. Elevator. Dance floor.
Bathing from house. american plan. $50
up daily. Special weekly. New manare-
ment. GABLE d RUHWADEL.
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SITUATION wANTED-MALE

Young Man. coLoRED. WISHES
Il position as chauffeur with private
family; well recommended. l.. G. Mil
Ter, 1921 Heald ST. jy3l-2t
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REAL ESTATE ron SALE

NOR SALB-HOUsE, W. DTH sr.
II square plan, rooms, bath and gar
age. Apply on premises. iyai ~
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sANITkRY MnRkEn
LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.
July 81.

s......
The person Of this birthdaie IS sur
rounded by good planetary forces and
should set aside some time every day
for silent thought and gather for
themselves the forces which are con
stantly playing about them.
They are thus surrounded because
strong influences Of the sun, which Is
the governing planet, are near them
and they .Will derive great benefit
when siknt. The nature Is warm and
affectlonate The will Is dominant.
These people make a success as ply
sicians, teachers OF on the stage.
Whei, they are preiudiced against
peoplet they are not easily changed
and st-netimes make bitter, cruel enc
mics. The birthstone Is a diamond or
ruby
a
Automobiles will be sold at good
prof { through The Want Ads.
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HELP wANTEn-uALE

WANTED-TWO BARRIERS, COL
" ored. 30i L. Sixth st. jy26-6t.
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WANTED

NXTANTED-TO BUY WHEELBAR-
w. row, cheap. Call 3496-J. jy3i-3t-
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AGENTS WANTED.

SRND FOR FREE TOILET SOAP
, sample and $40 cash refund ofrer.
-aeassla Co., Dept. 600. 81. Louis, No.
jy31-it.
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WANrED-BAEBER. 10 EAST sTH
w street. iy2S-4t
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WHAT'S INA NAlME?"
BY Mildred Marshall

Facts About Your Name Its History Its Meaning; Whence
1t Was Derived; Its Significance Your Lucky Day and
Lucky Jewel
Copyright 1870. by Tho Wheeler Syndicate Inc)
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BOARDERs WANTED.

XXTANTED-BoARDERs. APPLY 500
w Poplar St. jy30-6t
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Chairman Republican State Committee.
Attest: CHARLES II. GRANTLAND,
Secretary Republican State Committee.
Dated this oath day Of July, 1920. jy3i-it.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-17
DAY OF OPPORTUNITY.

A writer the Saturday Evening Post asks If the
day opportunity for the poor in America Is past
or if not that If it is great today it a few
years back. there more places the top
now and fewer qualified FIJI them opportunities
for advancement should be and unquestionably are
greater today than before Investigate the
OF the first three successful you and you
vii find that them started with nothing a
teriaI way.
Inded, most of the famous men of the world have
life under the handicap of obscury and pow
The following striking examples Of great
who had very poor starts. after they well
along IN life:
Gladstone gave no evidence of unusual ability as
boy.
Napoleon stood iorty-second in his class the
military academy, but who heard of the other
forty-one?
Patrick Henry a lazy boy. uninterested in
study he failed business. farming and again in
business; then he tried law and American history tells
the rest of the story
Darwin could never master any language; his
father accused him of being interested only in dogs,
shooting rat-catching said he would be dis
grace the family.
Henry Ward Beecher, a boy poor writer,
miserable speller with thick utterance a bash
full reticence which people for stod stupidity
Booker T. Washington born slave, had
early life of struggle. and became of
the valued educators of his time.
Grant dismal failure tanner and a
farmer and found himself in distinguished military
service
These struggled through difficulties to lives Of
real usefulness and s the hoy of today
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-17
PATHos AND sENsATIONALIsM.

The efforts of certain Gary paper to luridly sem
fsatonaze pathetic Crown Point divorce where
in relief sought in the courts without publicity,
should it with shame after reading the plain
tins pitifu statement printed in his newspaper. If
the Gary paper has into the business of shopping
into closets rafting family skeletons promiscously,
itaw be able finish the gigantic task it has
undertaken If an oense against the public morals
the public peace had here been committed there might
have semblance of justification fer the extensive
papers news columns.
Here a young couple factors in the social life
Of lovely little held up public obloquy
and shame. Their only ofense that they could
not get along together, They endured the
perience millions others have the
world began and it solely their affair how
long it would endure.
One of the principals whether wisely unwsely,
is for say the dispute into court. The
Of the was absolutely nobodys business
but that Of the principals There scandal. moth
ing but the fragments of ruined home seen
nothing but shattered memories and broken
but that agai their dual affair
The judge. however, could conscientiously
grant the and the contestants
home places find that sensationalsm has preceded
them. making thorns lifes path The business
ancient honorable institution be sold the
husband leave the home of his boyhood, and
timable family with honored list Of progenitors
keenly feels the pitiess limeght 1t is extremely
pathetic and this newspaper expresses its deepest
sympathy for all concerned.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-17

10 be 20 popular hereabouts the re-
port OF tire United states government
on bass raising would prove profitable
and interesting. Men sent out from
the national bureau ~ conservation
discovered ny tests made in every state
in the union that the lakes in north
ern Indiana and especially in this dis
trict are particularly adapted to the
raising Of bass Water temperature.
climate and other essentials We're con-
sidered
Al Barber. sportsman's friend di,
gressed a moment from his discourse
on the piscene shrewdness Of the trout
to say that there are a lot Of fisher
men and hsherman's sons in the re-
gion who evidently had lived in Phila-
delphia Al some time or other because
they cling to the idea that one cannot
fish in Indiana on SUNDAY Sure. fsh
ing is allowed on Sunday Fishing
is permissible on Sunday SIS on other
days and j. regulated BY the same
laws. One can fish IN his own county
and the counties adjoining without a
license There Is now bill before the
state legislature which. fit becomes
law, viii permit residents Of he state
70 fish anywhere in the state without a
license.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-17
FnuR FLusHERs ARE rHEYa

The manager Of the Baltimore branch Of the Fed
eral Reserve Bank of President Wilson's forward
lockers declares that people who sold their Liberty
bonds less than par miserable -fushers "
And no doubt people Of means who amply able 10
carry them and did sacrifice them fools
fushers. But there were thousands of persons many
thousands, who bought for patriotic purposes when
really able do so. who obliged TO
relinqush their holdings because they have the
money. And it is the lasting shame of the federal
administration that these poor people when they finally
did sell, Obliged to sell at financial loss
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-17
ST. JOHN

Miss Pose Banner daughter Of Mr.
2. Banner and Mr.. Joseph Pierce. both
Of this place were united in marriage
yesterday afternoon The ceremony
was performed BY Rev Ayling at the
NJ. parsonage at Crown Point and
was witnessed by Miss Huldah Naef and
Mr. Arthur Lempke The young
couple Will reside here.
Dr.. c. Bruck has sold his medical
practice and residence here to Dr. JAG
Oh Alder Of Danville. Ind. who will take
over the practice Immediately. DR..
Bruck expects to remain here for
couple Of weeks longer before joining
his family who are in the East.
Mr.. Ralph Banks Il on business
trip 70 Tulsa. Okla, for the Sinclair oil
Company
Mrs. F H. Werner and daughter
Miss Eunice. are spending the week
with relatives in Kalamazoo. Mich
Mrs. John Fiester IS quite seriously
Ill with rheumatism.
Mr. c. Daugherty. pharmacist. fer
the Hobart Drug Co. IS enjoying
weeks vacation and is visiting friends
and relatives at indianapolis
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-17
HELPFUL HINTS
Washing Silks

Repeated trials have proved that
most silks, even those of the most
delicate coloring, IAN be better rem
ovated by careful washing than by
tLe dry-cleaning method. Moreover
his method of procedure is far more
economical and the garments do not
need TO be cleaned nearly so often
The cleansing water should be
softened by the use of a good soap
and the garment left to soak IN the
warm suds. If very delicate in color
and thin, so as to require a little
stiffness, it may be washed IN potato
water as follows
For every quart of water. pare
and CRATE on the nutmeg greater one
large potato; put this into cold
water and let 1t stand for two DAYS
without disturbing, then carefully
pour off the clear liquid and WASH
the silk gently. Do not crease by
wringing, but hang out in the shade
when quite wet When nearly dry
lay fiat on the table and wipe first
one side, then the other, with a clean,
dry cloth. If ironing is absolutely
necessary fold it between blankets
and press with moderate iron.
Linen stained with fruit may be
restored to its original wilderness bvI
soaking the stained spots in glycer-
in. The most obstinate stains will
yield to this treatment.
Tea Stains will disappear if Won
Clip them for a few minutes in warm
milk and then wash as usual.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-17
q Hints to the
{S1MRfJougeWife


Wash your Pxr4sol by making a
euda "a xoe5 -eaF lakes or ivory
soap anG apply same with a sof,
brush or the opened parasol. Then
rinse IN the same way and keer
open until dry n the parasol is
white You may dry It IN the sun.
When you put your parasol away
N fall do not overlook that dirt Is
very detrimental to the fabric aaC
make sure that you wash the paraso
again. Then wrap it in tissue paper
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-17
Table Linen

When sprinkling table linen fo7
ironing It is advisable to use a glass
sugar shaker. Put one teaspoonfu
of cold starch in same, then fiji "
with water. The linen vii look Tx
new after it is roned.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-17

In pressing woolens, use brown
wrapping paper instead Of cloth
Moisten the paper by rubbing a wet
cloth over it Use q medium hot
iron and the creases stay in longer
and there Is no lint left on the gar
ment as when the cloth is used.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-17
HOBART

Jake Reitman of Fbrenee. Alabama
is visiting here with friends and rel
atives here for severa WEEKS
Mrs Peter Thielen and Children spent
Friday at Hammond.
Mrs. John Kotebra retDi neo home
Friday evening from seversi days vS
il at Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-17
PLAGUE IN GALVESTON.

Death of young from bubonic plague IN Gal
vestons Texas. emphasizes the need for the most
ing precautions to the dread disease which has
broken Vera Cruz from getting foothod in the
United States Federal state county and CITY health
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-17

'Pocahontas. the sugar OF the coal
business. I have #. "Dibos the Coal
Man" Phone 4. adv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-17
To Stifen Whipped Cream

Whipped cream will remain stiff
II one teaspoonful of dissolved eela
tine is whipped into one-half pint
Of whipped cream.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-17

ANNOUNCEMENT by a chemist that buttermik
contains three per alcohol appears like clever
publicity boost consumption OF that product
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-17
roN AND WIFE
LIVE LOCAL
h. w'c nAncnn
tred in the diagnosis. made By a stare

hllNsfe belly taken at southern seaports is
tee that everything Will which it is possible
KEEP the disease away, and TO stamp it out If it
should gain foothod Reports that the disease de-
creasing in intensity in Vera Cruz reassuring.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-17

WILL Debs take the cue from Harding and con
luct front cell" campaign?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-17

INABILITY TO foretel the future probably
the the constitution makers did birth
In Ohio qualification for president.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-17

building on Main stHef4o Ve Atantic
Tea Co. They wtl op~nl Their bust
ness here in the netr fut,irs
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-10-29
AMERICKY IDEAL.

Byvaly tajomnik departmental Prace Franklin L.
Lane kedysi vyslovl: "Chceme tlumocit ducha Anne
liky termnoch poctveho jednania cinoch spraved-
yosti kazdemu Chceme konecnom icinku tlumoct du-
cha Ameriky zdravsch det'och ktore maj1 dostatok
nska pitie. Chceme ukazat' Aplerku yachaapcoch
dieycat OCH mzoch zenach ktore cat pisat
tychto vlrokoch tajomnk Lane naznacl ideally mott
W Onadiny eli Juniorov Amer. Cerveneho Kri3a Ich
zasluzna praca podpou skoy Bakulove pre- zmrzacene
det Prahe este dosavad prebyva cerstvej pamati ci
tstel lstya. L.Ls)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-10-29
0sTREDNEJ spRAvY
s UsTREDNYM VYBoRoM

na den 10. novembra 1920 do Chi
cago, III. Schodza bude miest-
nosti: "Palace Inn Lodge Hall"
ma tret 'om poschodf, pod cfslom
1906 Blue Island Ave-, Chicago,
Ill. a zaGne sa o 10. hodine rano.
Dl'a opraveneho paragraph sta
nov, &. 90: 'sZastupcom Okres-
nych sborov, organizacii caso-
pisov, ktore sl clenmi Slovenskej
Ligy, plata trovy a denny plat
patricne organizacie a casopisy. .
Sch6dza tato bude dolezita a
d1fam, ze vsetci clenovia Ustred-
nej Spravy, jako al Ustredneho
vyboru, teda: szastupcovia slo-
venskych organizacii a casopisov
nedajd sa odstrasit' vydavkami
a dostavia sa IA tito dolezitd
sch6dzu. ! A.,
Podotykam. tiez, ze schodza ne
bude moct' byt' zakoncena v pr
w den a preto bude dobre, ked'
sa kazdy pripravi ma dvoj-dnove
zasedanie.
-
S bratskym pozdravom,
= Ivan Bielek,
{. (. predseda 81. Lfgy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-10-29
APPEL MA CLENsTvO "A URADNfCTvO
SLOW. LfGY!

Nanajvys dobrocinna ustanovizen: Americky cerve-
ny Krz zahajuje nov kampan dina II. novembra t. 4,
ciel'om zfskania velkeho poctu novych clenov.
V minuych kampaniach tejto ustanovizne, nase
obete "a ziskanie cenov zpomedz naseho ludu - do
stall kredit in havne vsak premysene obchodn6 spo
locnosti zamestnavajtce statislce naseho l'udu.
V tejto ustanovzn, zasuhou 81. prof. Sarky Hrbko-
vel riaditel ky ej cudzojazycn6ho oddeena New Yor
ku ie vsetko tax zaradene ably sie nasch vlastnych
pracovnikov pocet ziskanych clenov Americkeho
Cerveneho Krfza - slo ma kredt techo slovakov Ia
kymto nariadenfm pfaca ziskavana noveho censtva
dzi nasm ludom ponechana je vsak edine len man, mu
sine 81 ju vykonat' sami. ~
Co je Cerveny Kriz jeho ciee, jaka je eho praca
skutky nieen Amerke ale al po ceom svete to vysvet
lovat neteba Netreba zdorazovat zvaste pre- mas ami
to- co on vyonal posednych rokoch Cesko sovenske
repubke pre- biednych chorch nasich bratov ich rod
nya pre- vonou vyhadovele nemocne ma pokraj hrobu
Isa nachodiace siroty
Netreba zvlaste vyvysovat' ami til pracu, ktords GU
dzoiazvcn6 oddeene Amer. Oerveneho Kriza kona pre-
nasch unakov doslych bojist pre- prst ahovalcov
vyst ahovacov ktoiym cenne sluzby preukaze, dplne
zdarna!
Netreba vyzdvihovat ami to, ze kazdy Slovak kaz-i
dy Cech kazdy clovek srdcom pravom mieste po
rozumenm pre- biednych nest astnych, NAL by stat
elenom teto ustanovzne NAL by do&rom rocne prispie
vat nu ably daej moha konat' skutky mosrdenstva
tam, kde sli najpotrebnejsie najvftanejsie.
Ked' pracovali inym, nedostali SINE kredit;
ked' budeme sami seba West akciu pracovat' sam
dostaneme ho, ked' 81 no zasl1zime.
A boo by smutne, keby sme tejto Rampant nepra-
covali damon keby SINE tax neziskali nasemu
patricny kredit 1ctu.
Vyzyvam preto vsetky sbory Slovenskej Ligy, ich
radnictvo ddstvo appelujem d6razne vsetky cfsla
sbory, odbory bratskych organzac aby dl'a moznost
podujaly spolocne kroky tejto akc, vspily do spo
jenia mestnou organizacou Cerveneho Krza kora i'm
ochotne da dpravy ponoc, tlaciva odznaky ably hl'a
dely Rampant tejto ktore neide n1odary ale move
tenstvo doarovym poplatkom roene pracova tax, a
by cim viace novch clenov ziskaly spomenute organ
ZACH ably tax organizacia ej vedc udia vde nasu
snahu kooperacu, ably boil presvedcen ze mas je
hodno neco zrobit'
V Slovenskej Lige nemalo by byt jedneho ida, kto-
ry by danch okolnosti nechcel obeova edneho dol
lara rocne ma Amercky Cerveny Kriz!
IVAN BIELEK,
t. {. predseda Sovenskej Lgy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-10-29
Gle PRoRoCTvo sA sPLNf?
Harding alebo Cox?

----S
obidve havne politicke stranky republikanska de-
mokraticka vyhasuj1 ze wit azia vekou vacnou hla
Len jedna mich moze mat pravdu Ktora je to?
Demokrati tvrdia, ze posednom tyzdni narod sa
priklonl ich stranu ze duchovenstvo, robotnctvo
zeny bud1 iste hlasovat ma Mich;
Republican, tvrdia, ze ch Wit azstvo bolo st6 cd
meho zaciatku ze nemaj1 AMI najmensej pochybnost
nom. Je to rok republikansky.
Ked' 81 vezmeme do povahy,.ze demokraticka stran-
ka este nikdy nebola vurade tr tenny ze posed
nych pat desatich rokoch boa len diva razy pr vade
este ked do povahy ze zacala trat podu pod
noha1ni pred styrma rokm ked vacsina kongressu
natu zvoena boa republikanska skoro asne re demo-
kraft nemozu mat tax velke nadeje Wit azstvo axe
vonok vyhlasujd
Otazka Ligy Narodov ktori demokrati povazuji "a
bavn otazku volebneho boja, nem6ze byt povazovana
cely ym narodom takt Vn1torne pomery vedenie kra
jny vy lady blahobyt naroda s vaznejsim otazkam
pre- ud ako je Lga Narodov. SINE ME d'aleko cd sku
tocnosti ked toto tvrd1me.
Dobrobyt, ktorf SINE zazili pod demokratckou VIA
dou bol neprrodzeny vyp!val vony Europa prestala
vyrbat zvotne potrebnost pocas vojny vyrabala len
voenske poreby ami tie nestacila vyraba Obratila
potreby Amerike. tom case nastavala bieda
Anerike len vona mas ne vytrha. Fabriky pustiy
pnou sou do roboty fanny svoje produkty vyvazay
do Europy kymi ziskami robotnctvo bolo platene
nasalo Drazoba do nevydrzania Vada ako nebola pri
pravena vonu, tax nebola prpravena ami pre- poko
Valecny blahobyt odchadza Europa uz staci vyra-
bat pre- seba skoro vsetky poreby Poma zacna al Wy
vazat svoje tovary vyt1skat trhu doace vyrob
KY kraji robotnik ma najviac 20 kordn plau den
To je americke peniaze 40 centov. Tu ma robotnk
priemerny plat sest dolarov den. Go tn robotnik
sprawl den sest dollarov to Europe urobi 40
cenov. Jest demokrati ostani mad aej Wade, ch
volnym zahranicnJm obchodom znica vsetek priemyse
krajine Europa mas bude zaplavovat svojim vyrqb-
kami desat razy acnejsim nez Amerike zhotovenymi
Toto je hlavnou otazkou volieb ocach robotnictva
a lobotnctvo 81 rozmysl koho bude hasovat'. Repu
blkanska tarfa cudzozemske vyrobky znemozni ch
vyvazanie do Ameriky, nasedkom coho budeme mat tu
dost prace Demokraticka vol ma tarifaumozni vyvaza
europske vyrobky, ktore zahusa tuna priemysel Vse
tko bude vel acne ako casov Cleveanda ale nikto
nebude mat penazi kupovat svoe potreby lebo nebude
krajne roboty. kto nema roboty nema ami penazi!
Toto robotnictvo zna, preto bude hasovat' po re-
publikansky Ami Gompers no mac nenahovori.
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