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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-18
.DONAHY IN
Reputation
Of GOV. COX
HIGHLY SENSATIONAL
OHIO DEVELOPMENT
Democratic Candidate Issues
His Own Platform, TAX
ing Jabs at Cox

Special Dispatch 10 til" lnlclliGrnc"r
Chicago. Ill. S"pl. lS.--Iam"S NJ. t"N
Democratic "Hndidatc i"r rr"SIH"n', mas
h""n rcpudh,,"d by Vic ponahy. Demo
cratic ..tud:dai" Tor governor Of ohio.
and according ln ONO men familiar
with the facts who w"r" IN Chicago to-
day. punahcy has issued his own plat
form for consideration 81 ohio voters.
In this platform. entitled "Nic pom
ahy'N platform" n" not only sets forth
ideas widely divergent from tn"S" OF
Mr. cox. but tn" h"moCraii" candidates
for lieutenant governor. secretary Of
state. auditor. treasurer. and attorney
general have subscribed 10 I'll" Donahy
plat form This remarkable develop
mrnl. ii Is declared by those who know
conditions. signifies a big split as be
stil weaker than he would otherwise
be in ohio.
vic Donahy's Platform"
Briefly. the facts arc that nonahN
has served ~ auditor since 1918 This
Is the year Coz entered the governor
ship When pnuahy was nominated
for governor some weeks ago II" APP
platform adopted by tn" Cox controlled
convention. which chiefly "Xiolled IN"
record Of cox As governor OF ONO.
The result MAS he ISSUED ms own
plat form. calling il "NiC pOnahNS plat
form" II contains about 10000 words
1t Is being widely distributed IN ONO,
and contains ideas as 10 star" govern
ment which do not al all jihc with IN"
cox notions
Coxism Raped
Among other things. Mr.. IpnnahY hits
a hard rap AZ the enormous number OF
boards and commissions created 10y leg
iSlaturcs since h" has been IN office.
He hits at payment Of fancy salaries
To experts from other states who har"
been paid for prumulEatmG th"orl"S Of
government
Nearly all these commissions were
created at the express demand Of Mr..
cox. and all by legislatures which he
controlled.
Tho condition Of Ohio laws Is n
travcsty on iut"lugrn"". says Mr. bon
ahy at on" point in his platform.
Ito "HuStiCallY CT;tiCiScS som" Of In"
"prnGresSivC measures" for which COZ
claims credit and declares m" stat" of
Ohio has "lccislaiiNr Indigestion aud
twice as much law ~ is necessary Tor
tn" peace nf citizens.
MANY direct and indirect TRUSTS A.
'hc Coz record ar" taken for inSianc"
nonahy declares thai II elected h" will
soc 10 il that the eighty departments Of
stale government ar" not SO many asy-
lurs for politicians "f my own parry"
THO facts. in III" matter Of bouHhNS
plal form. which constitutes an Hrrai.,u-
rnrnt Of the cox administration in ohio
arc lust coming 10 h. understood IN tn"
state. and are creating n sensation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-18
Fischer Declared insane

Hamilton. Ont. sept. lG.-Edwin J.
Fischer Of Now York. VIII" was detained
by tn" police here today IN Conncc lor
with Yesterdays explosion in Wal
street. New York. was adjudged insane
la,r ;rhay by the local lunacy commits
sion. Ind sent 10 the Hamilton Jail. Fur
tncr action. il Is said. will await tn" ar
rival Of an Officer who is SAID 10 bc OF
his WAY here from New York with a
grand Jury subpoena for Fischer.
Tho doctors on tho lunaCy commission
DECLARED Fischer was not responsible for
his actions.
Fischer had in his possession wh"r
taken INFO custody here q copy OF "Sovt'
Ct RUSSIA" pamphlcr published in New
York and Il certificat" showing he had
passed tho New York bar examinations
lie also had several post cards. similar
10 those published. confirming warnings
predicting disaster in Wall street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-18
Recommend Rejection
Of the Packers Plan

Washington. Sept. 17.-Rej"ction ny
the ,!cIurrnrnt Of justice of n" plan Of
nc big live" packers for tn" disposition
Of their ownership III stock yards was
recommended today by TN" fedora! trade
commission i'll a special report 10 Nttor-
ny. General Palmer
Tho packers plan. providing for the
sale vi tn" stock yards IN fifteen cities
t. T. II Primo" & company OF boston.
and ,hc formation Of a holding company
fu- 'nrsr yards. was attacked ny ln,,
commission on ,hc grounds that II WOULD
r.rn,it increased rather than diminished
control Of tn" yards by the packers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-18
COl'S Western Trip Is
Declared Big Failure
By David Lawrence
BY DAVID LAWRENCE
Copyright By the mtslngencer)


t,,-o,,,. - g. I.--,ci,o., cert
rn'"G HIll 'N'' - ~ -
80, hc-. yc,, 'oS ,.ox h.u ms, I'm.
- .,,',,.., .,,,a,f-p on.'S
- w., - ,t.,.,;,re =, S,,,,r,. rn his
IRON, norch or AZ Las. tL~ wisdom
81 making A r.,yr prepared addresses IN
= few selected pl.r..>'
II me Harding managers are w"r,
me front pnr,.h thcv vii jnd their
,.o,-,s. Iyss,,.,.l ~. :, ,r,n ,brourr IN.
,,o-,buss, nrlv rrc hing about the
20. nmr,b ,,,ninaI.n has AIKEN hoid
.F"nS P;nvm 'H' T,,iorr
-, W "SI 80. ,''' ,', ,i,,r,..n,o
senator ,''r"'"~ N'"' 80 ,,t,,,, ~.
n""C.r a." ,,,,'N 49,, - r,,. ,,,,:,.
N oNS ~" ~ ,,,,,i" wills
reafH 20 k2 gu, ~ '.' -. r"nnie
sarnN~ n"J|N.''t,.E $50 - ,, r,
- con'H 20 nm, 'n' t'"" -, 90 Ir,,L
puo'Ic"n ",S"S 60. .,,o.,,.G,s ,,yav rrrn,
Nsr,o or,' !. y,,Iy " nr..,cL 70 answer iha'
-1ti,i.,,
Tbc mcr.hwAs. wound I,h., 80 sec Sen
ator Harding bu: it viii NOT fail 70
vote for him jus o"'auS" ne G;dn I
com" out ~ $50 IN" western i"'Ns u
IS the r"oYi" wlin Ar" already convinced
and want :" 'n'" for Harding Wh"
want 10 80" h;n'. u ~" cam" west
and had :" >HN",', :" H'rN.'r, .'rt H ~
cus$ vital questions OF M r"Si :" No
western country senator 'I'r"'mc. pc
rnS humane. ll." MAJ - r;>ahS ,tuS"t'S
or governor COY. mlEhi ~, ,'uIh' ~
the naelStrom o! western p"!ft'H>. 700
and hurt cause.
Eject OF coxs Trip
r,o,.o-ror ,,,, Ia, ,,,,.in . ,,ori m,
s.;o., ~, 49,, ,,,I;c,, rTr h., bre,
80 ayl -, 'd 80 ,,,s,.r,, ,cnrl,
,n> go ,h.,;r ,,nr,,J,,,,r,.,ry
r u ,' I'.,,,r. r..r.,,r.,l,,,
rrit'rn,LH ~ I,S ~, ,',,,,
hut any 90 VIZ F,.tH -, ,,io
sure INC IT. 90, %, ,,,, In w..
~ I,,, Vs. ,rI go, ,ho IN.
prcssions two and 'hr"o du>> after rho
shouts and tho bands NJvc subsidized
and the :, rect dnrn-nrinuS hnv" boon
,aLe, down
In i nutshell t:OyCrror ,'0\ had an
urbfu I'LL, IT,. 49,, didn't know
hip, and m, would I.,vr had 20 p-escn,
Some heroic ami c,rra ordinary uualjtlcS
- -eyisa ~, prnnI. from rh"i- artipa-
,hics
Prcsjdnr. Wilson md 'rhrndorc EnnSN-
vol, have i'm 'hn:- TIM, aroused tho
,cS, Nr Nilsson I'D larry his crowds
wsu an thS Trim hey ,old. lust a ycn-
80 Fo- no ,s1ruc Of nations C;n,crro~
-, 5,rp., ,.o,,,,, S,,rI ., r..rcrl;rO 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-18
Lord Mayor Very Weak
But Remains Conscious

London Sept i7.--ThH condition &C
Lord Mayor MaCSwlnNy. ~ cork. was
bed ~ v"-y tow IN IN" Irish self
determination traSuc'S nuIl"iln issued
tonight tn" bulletin say:
Lord Ma"Sw!r"; IS very low Hd""d.
He is suffering from severe pans IN tho
head. He IS sim conscious
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-18
GENOA CHANGE
IS BLOWN Up
Italian Radicals Follow Ex-
ample Of the New York
Anarchists

London. Sept. IA time bomb was
exploded at tho stock exchange in
Genoa today, says a dispatch to the
Exchange Telegraph from Genoa
some damage was done but there
wero no casualties. The authors OF
the outrage were not apprehended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-18
THE WEATHER.

Western Pennsylvania and West vir-
gtnia--Fair and warmer Saturday; Sun
day fair.
ohio-Fair and warmer Saturday;
Sunday fair. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-18
Largest Of Front-Porch Audi
ences Cheers the Nominees
Constitution Day Address.
Wilson Administration At
tackled

Marion. ohio. Sep l7.---AEa;m aSsall-
ing the Versailles league OF nations, Sen
atCr Harding DECLARED IN an address her"
today that the paramount issue OF the
Campai IN was whether the nation would
choos" To stand by tn" American C"nSl-
tuition ,r abandon il for the lraEu" COY
Cnanr.
tn. constitution and the covenant. n"
asserted arc "irreCuncilIhl"" because
the one authorizes congress To d"cid"
questions e p'aC" or war Will" IN"
other would transfer that prernEativ" to
thu league To follow Wilson. he said.
would hc - desert the teachings 81
Washington.
The largest front porch audi"nr" ad-
dressed by tho Republican nominee" dur.
ing tho campo En ch""r"d IN" speech ana
gave tho speaker "A prolonged d"inonS'rA-
tiun when. in concluding the speech ne
repeated solcmnly IN" pr"SId"ntial "aih
To "rrcscrVe. protect and defend IN" con
ritutinr" u was only ny being 'lru"
10 itself" said tho candidate. and serving
the purposes for which Il cam" INTO pc
ing that tho United states could play
it's part in TN" world.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-18
Administration Attached

a
SchN'r lirnlhE !!'Su aauS r. H., ,,,iiar
minis, pnliC! II" INi, ~. "a rbn rY
Nmericin rcnupll'S an" u'r'H 'rm I'm
HcutiN" had oNcrr'dnch inc '''uN'''utn,.'
by taxing INTO ms GWn n1' Gnr 'I nn,n;nln
70 max wa wv 10 10 .oid -, uilitary
In th"S" '"Ihlf les. IL" ST. ro q u.,tbort
dom'nah"n H"d ne'h 'nI'.'ru ,J
the kn"W'"dhr 81 congress anu VIZ
cover Of censorship II" l"SH 49, 49,
than 1t was during inc S"rn"' c'"'''
"nc"S and consequences IN lariSi ,,,.ou
cr"wd from zen Nn!o '"u ,S ,,a w IN =
li"Nrh inc ta'u''E III" ,',ah TIL =
the street. rarnc To- h"nr the sp%s; n, Ln "a
largest county d"I"ea,i"n WI ,T,,o ,mnuc.
10y Us Sprh"SfaIn |" rN".,u 'r, nHrcsmptc
ana poop. ne .I,,.,oI-r 'bc,i,r,.,
T f@rna INV, TI,um, eTutnam Ashland Knox,
u"H"h. '"l"". , H,nn'" ''''"'
IEscara"aS ana MAr."n' H.. ,o,ruc
IN" nomil,t S ,nTn ~ 90, T., ,.I,,r ~
lSSH" WIS inrtncr "u. ,'.',,a ,,,,,,,rs,,.
fr"Sld"T Sh"ru,'n ,L ,nI,,,,,r,,r:
nl'll' puP,," az '''' "''.H 49,, 80 -.
To-Day: d' caring an ,I, prr,h.
IONS Ni> t''"'''''''h'eu ~ '''
I'C"H prs '',, .zA,o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-18
LEGISLATURE ADJ0URNS; PASSES
N0NEN'S REGISTRATION MEASURE

viding for this feature was placed upon
It's second reading.
This bill did not contain many OF the
features TO which delegates objected last
night and others wcr" removed py
amendments
RESOLUTION was passed by the leEisia-
ture providing for the printing and dis
tributlon OF 10000 copies 81 the law en-.
acted providing for the registering OF
women.
Passes Both Houses.
Special Dispatch TO the lnt"lilG'nccr.
Charleston. W. Va, Sept lI.-Attef
daythe senate voted favorably upon
house bill number five. providing Tor the
registration of women voters. Thers
were no dissenting votes. The act also
grants the right OF cnTrancniS emeht 70
women If litigation over the federal SUI.
frage amendment renders Il unconstltn;;
tlonal women Of West Virginia VIII
have the right 10 vote under this act.
The house of delegates got down to
work this morning and after ruling oui
senate hill number five. which was pass
ed by the latter body last night. suosu'
tuted the house hill. The principal die'
ference between the two Is that tho SEN.
ate bill provides for the registration dt
both male and female voters. whereas
male voters in West Virginia have N'
ready been registered.
Passes 70 TO 3.
The entire morning session ~
spcnt IN amending the bill and whch
the house adjourned at |" o'clock: tns
author. Delegat II. W. Currett of Tuck:
or county. could hardly have rec9Tnizd
m tho ar,ondmon' hill his "rigtnS nas.
tcrrlc-c Tho hill WAS passed a
(corhuusd on PNEs 1iSht9
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-18

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-18

(conttausd on PASs 1isht9
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-09

Dou ned6verou, pres so starSmi sp6-
sobami starych dedov. Mas yvber H.
Sport vam peniaze "snad' $25.OO cez
rok alebo $4,000 "a pat rokov', Da
VAN pokoj mysle, pohodlie, uspokoie-
ME neodvisiost'. Bud tie sam svoiim
barbfrom, kdekol 'vek vSade do smr-
ii. Netrat tie svoj drahy cas- v>nezdra-
vvch barbirnach. Nase spoil 'ahlive brit
Wy pred5vane si vsade, kde slnko svie-
ii. Jim Henry hovori, ze. nase bezpee-
nostne britvy su najlepsie, tax tiez inc
veci. Vsetko rusime,, re .je najlepsei a.
kovosti. Uplne barbirske zariadenie "a
$175, alebo 81 m6zete obiednat' len
Jednotlive veci, ak nechcete celt set.
Bezpeenostna britva $2.75, kliper $3 .35
noznice $2.85 hrebeii 35c. Tim, kto-
ri 81 kdpia cely set dame zdarma po-
divuhodny Styptic Pencil, ktorIm kea >
potrete porezaninu, hned' zastavi te-
Genie krve. Poslite svoju obiednavku
este dnes 25c V stemplfkoch, ivy
sok potion zaplatite. Posielajte vsetky
listy ma: Universal Distributing Co.
Dept. s. NJ, SO Madison So. Station.
New York City.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-09
Adressar Okresneho Sboru SLOW.
Ligv v YOUNGSTOWN. q.

Jozef Martinko, preds., 249 Carlton
St, City. Frant. Hndik, podpreds., 161A
Belleview Ave., City. Juraj Puhalla
tajomnik, 81 N. Whitney Ave-, City
Martin Dolak, pokl., Col Steel ST., City
Dozorny vybor: Michal Hanisko, ,.Jozef
,s,ramofsky a Michal Rybar. - Nasle
dosaA sbory prisldchajd do Okr. Shoru:
Al. LaGsinpville, 50. mesta, 1913. 70
.Steelton, 13G. 20 Struthers, 207. Bricr
Hill, 242. Haselton 314. East
YOUNGSTOWN, .. e
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-09
Sam nevedel.

V knpel och sedia ma promena
Gle dvaja PAM obzeraj1 81 pre-
chadzajiice sa danny. ,Jcdcn z nicf
zadiveny hovori; "Ake sn rovnt
tieto dve scstrydvojicky!'
Druhy: Podivuhodne, kama
rat! ia som Il Dol vel zal Ii
beny do jednej 2 Mich"
Prvy: DO ktorej?"
Druhy: "To som sam niidy ne
vedel."
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-09
NAVRAT.


! Do malej podtatranskej stanice
dosiel vlak q neho vysti1pil len
samotny, zarasteny, vysoky muz
" dlhy plast obleeeny. v ruke
n;esol knfor.
Kto by sa boil nanho dobre "a
l'adel, Dol by videl, ako sa mi,
ruky trasn, pot ma cello sttipa a O.
Ii, tie oGi, ze mu horia ami dva ze-
rave uhle. Smntnym ve6erom dial
sa podivny muz - Palko --} ma
zasnazenn, dlhl ccstu. Vopred
nakloneny, t'azko dychajno, row.
40 sa dfval a ako omameny sa ta-
ckal,
Ia dve hodiny dosiel do dedi-
ny. Zmiernil krok, obzeral sa, ako
by sa bal. tn sa poponahl al, tn
sa zastavil, zas "a strom sa scho-
val, az konccne prisiel k malej
ocifrovanej chahipke. Obchadzal
jn, vsetko prezeral, do oblokov sa
divol a 'pri dvcrach sa zastavil.
So strachom siahal ma kl'ucku,
hladil ju, blazcne sa nsmieval a
prudko dychajlc neurcite zvuky
20 seba vyrazal.
Zaklopal. Otvorili.
Sohnul sa, kcd do dverf vch6-
DIAL, rychlymi krokami vosiel do
izby a nahle sa zastavil, DO mi-
roch sa dival, ako by sa rozpam;i-
laval a ci ako by NAL strach.
Po dlhej dobe Ease prvy raz "a
hovorily jeho perny.
"Doma?'', pytal sa hl'adiac ma
udivend zenu dietky.
A tn priskoeily k nemu vsetky
fri miluj1ce ho osoby a jednym,
silnvm radostnym hlasom vola-
y: "Otecko! = Muz mtj!"
Ale otecko ich neprivinul k
sehe! Odstnpil, zvedavo ma Mich
sa dival ukazuj1c tichym hla
''' >" ny '"i " 81 mo]a
." "a - Su hoJe oenY -
''''e me me - nle vo-
.''' y HE 81 moJa zena, ia mann
'' '''' - P's' 'e iia' cilcem lst
'' ', oo'"oV' Nas'ohal'+ chcem
' S,p''' !" V'S''e''S' zn'Vo-
'ny A'e'o''
!" ~" oahdid Le-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-09

Ma PREDAJ tel'ne NJ oteler6
Guernsey kravy. Tiez gazov6 a
unl 'ove sporaky. Haste sa pod
{. 2S0l Shirley Road, kde sa le-
te odbyvajii pikniky. Stefan Sta
nislav, Lansingville, @.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-09

Ma podtatransk1 peknd cha-
inpku padol smntok. Okolo lei oh
lokov tlahly sa dni bez radosti,
'ini polomrtveho zivorenia.
Len casom zavznely diva ,detske
hlasy pred chal1pkou: tsOtecko
"a vratil!"
NE vesele - ME smutne, ale
'iahlo, Dol 'astne.
-..s J. G. g.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-09
Trad ma rok 1920
HAsELTON sLOvAK TATRA
KLITRTT

Anarej Malak, predseda. Jan Srai-
Der, podprcdseda. Jan Hudran, poklad-
nix. Jan Noipaver, hftovnik. Jozef
Katenga, aapisnik. Dozorcovia majet,
ku:. Pavel Katenga Pavel Mack.
Dozorca chorych: Stefan Sanetrik.
Straa: Valent Rovder. Adressa: Jozef
Katenga, 1859 Gladstone ST., Youngs,
town, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-09

MA PREDAJ od majitel'a jeden
: najlepsich desat' izboyvch
domov ma lote 50x15O vyteGnou
stupdhou, pod {. 544 Fithian.
Podmienky dl'a l'ubov6le kupi-
tel'a. Edgar Hartzell, C. 0. Har-
tell Clothing Store, 141 West
Federal st. ..... .....
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-09
Kritilka,. .

Maliar (ktory prave dokoncil
obraz ia vidieku, kn sedliakovi
n ktoreho byva): Vidite, "a ten.
to obraz dostanem v meste SOC
alebo tisfc doilarov.
Sedliak: A NEST 'ania ii myslia
ze len ma vonkove sn l'udia hli-
pi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-09
MATEJ KUTSKO,
414 Steel Street

kde dostanem vsetko, Co len chcem
tax maui i vsetci Slovaci urobit' !,
len X nemu ist', lebo on je dobrym
Slov&kom a Amerikanom mnoho
dobr6ho pre- mas urobu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-09

HALO, JOHN I!
81 ty slovak7

Ano, ia som Slovak.
No, . jak to moze byt', BE ty Slo-
walk, = chodis do cudzieho obchodu
: ma druhej strane je 6isto slovensky
krest ansky obchod.
Lebo som myslel, ze slovak nezna
obchodovat', ale cd dnes pojdem len
+ Slovakovi, to je
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-09
1G1 16DDO6O0O -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s.Asgss

cldIUSl ~ uOHiON HSIlIiSlSi' - JdA
preSly, tri slneene, hortice lcta Il
rodu vydaly, ale Palko sa nevra
cal, ncsiel ami vtedy, ked rozkos
ne jeho dive deti v ziari svetie
vianocneho stromccka k lveran
sd obracaly cakajnc, re otecko 81
,vrati, re pride, musi prijst' te
raz, pravc tcraz 0 Vianociach, ns
Stcdry den.
Marine tlkly ich srdiecka dedo
ckavost on. Hodiny amfnaly. :
Trnchlc zraky opustenej rodiny
do stolfka hi 'adcly ncpohnnto, ii
sko, bez slova.
s povzdychom isly ma lozko.
V tel dobe a v ttch chvil 'acl
v d 'alekej, studencj Sib1rii v ko
zuchu obleeeny, tapicou ma oc
stiahnutou stal ccskoslovensky le
eionar. Stal puskou ma pleciach
a d 'aleko. d'aleko sa dival, axe
by chccl bystrym okom prenik
nut ciornu tmn severncj noel.
Srdcc mu bilo, krv prehanala
sa zilami a hlava bolcla, bolcla a
duSa chorl 'avela - tllzbou 30 do,
move.
Daleko, pod modrym hrebenom
vysokych Tatier -prikrcena stoji
jcho chalnpka. Len slamou pokry-
ia, drevena, ale okolo dveri a OBJ
lokov pekne ocifrovana a vnl1tri
cista, pekna a tepla laskou jeho
drahej zeny dietok.
Rozpamatal sa ma DOLBY minule
a V svojich snoch usmieval sa a.
ko diet'a radost 'ou, re vidi to
svoje st 'astie!
Teraz, teraz by chcel mat kry-
dla sokola bleskom sa sniest'
do svojej otciny, pre- ktorn bojo-
val, teraz by chcel byt donna u
st 'astnej rodiny, ako hprimny
Slovak, teraz by chcel po dlhych
styroch rokoch polozit' sa pod
krov svojej chaldpky opat raz
spokoine 81 oddychnut' V kruhu
svojej rodinky.
Ale: marne sny! Studeny vie
tor fucal, snah sa sypal ako vre
ca, vsade okolo 'siroka, d'aleka
rovina, zasnazena Sibiria
Smutny chodil Palko, oci sa mu
ligotaly kamarati, ked' sa do
leho tvare pozreli, vzdy sa len
pytali: "Palko, co je ii? - Gu
les, Palko, coze t ichybfY"
"Nic,'' temne zahovoril a 30
tom mlcal, mlcal ako hrob. Ale vo
vnntri jeho zdrila prudka biirka ::
Jeho dusu zachvatila t'azka ne
moe: t1ha po domove.
Cas- sa minal, nadeja sa mensi-
la, Palko nehovorieval a zamv-
sleny sedaval k1tiku.
Lekar hlavou mad MIN krhtil
kamarati no l'utovali, ale - co
robit'! Pomoci nebolo!
Az naraz, ako hromovym 1de-
rom rozlietne sa taborom znrava :.
"Bratia, domov! Ideme domov,"
Domov!9
Vzruseny vyskoeil Palko, hla-
VII pozdvihol a pocnval.
"Domovr'
Domov?'' temer neslysane "a
septaly jeho rty.
Domov!''
"Domov?' pytal sa sam seba
a vopred sa naklonil, ably lepsie
roSul.
''Domov,' hrmelo taborom 4
daleko, d'aleko ozvenou sa "a.
nasalo radostne slovo.
Palko vybehol. = Ano. rravda
je! e.
| lton chcel zayolat' plnych
pl'uc "domov' - ale cosi mn
hrdlo stiahlo a vykrik udusil sa
vnutri.
Druhi sa small, spievali, vese-
II boil, ale Palko sem-tam chytro
chodil, veci snasal a len sepkv
cosi hovoril.
Odisli. Prvych tisfc!
Ma kraji lodi stal Palko a u
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-09
HuMoR.,
z dnesnych.

z dnesnJch.
"A: Pocul 81, ze Bystreho IT,
rocna Marienka napfsala a vyda-
la knihu?
b: Ba este co, q o com?
A: Grady pre- starych mladen.
COW"
Victor len plevy nesie.
Pan biskup pyta sa kaplsna, 60
je tomu ma prfcina, ze je rie este
kanonikom?
= Victor len plevy nesie do ho-
>ra, = odpovedal pan kap1an.
Vie preco...
PAM: No, obed je uz hotovy a
moi muz nechodi, je to predsa
zanedbavanie.
Sf1zka: Vidfte milost 'pani, da-
vno som yam hovorila, aby ste
mne dali varit''.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-05-20
VISIONS OF FEED
TEMPT TRAVELLERS,
JAIL IS RESULT
A Lonely Hindu's Breakfast
Cooking Leads Them from
Straight and Nayr0W Patti; ;
Case Comes Up Soon.

The fragrance of Hindoo's pot of
"Mulligan" proved too much of a
temptation, confessed Frank Helms
and Frank Whatton, arrested for burg
larry within two hours after breaking
into the Hindoo's home this morning
on a small ranch in the Eldorado acre
age tract
According to Helms the pair arrived
in Ell Centre last evening from San
Diego. They had started out on foot
this morning by way of the Date canal
road for Imperial. Nearing the home
of the Hindoo and feeling the pangs
of hunger, one of them remained on
guard while the other proceeded to in
vestigate the kitchen.
In the meantime the Hindoo spotted
the would-be burglars and ran down
the road, stopping Harry Horton who
reported to the sheriff's office. Chief
Cummings accompanied by Horton
started for Imperial by way of the
Date canal road. Helms and Whatton
running through a barley field were
overtaken by the officers just as they
emerged from the field and were MAX
ing their way down the railroad track.
They are being held pending further
investigation.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-05-20
SPECTA Gull A R
JAIL BREAK BY
THREE JUVENILES
First Jailbreak Since NeU Jail
Has Been in Operation Sue
cessfully Accomplished; the
Youths Still at Liberty.

Staging what is perhaps one of the
most spectacular and daring Jail
breaks in the annals of the Imperial
county jail, and also the first Jail
break to be made from the new build
ing, three juveniles last night made
good their escape.
The Jail register shows that the
prisoners, two Mexicans and one white
boy. were booked under the names of
Jose Salinas, arrested on May / at
Calexlco. charged with smuggling and
being held for investigation by the
immigration authorities, Raynaldo
Otero. alias Raynaldo Torres, arrested
for burglary on May 3, and Michael
Smith,. arrested May IA charged with
petty larceny.
Confined in the juvenile department
on the second floor of the county jail,
the prisoners were left pretty much to
themselves so that any noise made in
effecting their escape was hardly no.
ticeable.
Frying loose an iron bar. a part of
the lock on their cell window, the boys
used it to break loose sheet iron COW
ering which incased the water pipes
in a corner of their cell. Climbing up
the pipes, hole was punched through
the ceiling through which they climbed
to the attic. Reaching the attic, the
roof of the iail was easily accessible
by climbing through an air pipe.
After gaining the roof a rope was
made of their bedding and securely
fastened to a corner of the building.
Sliding down the improvised rope the
prisoners quickly had their freedom.
Every officer in the county is on the
lookout for the recreant youths, and
it is expected that they will be lodged
in their former boarding house before
.nightfall.