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Republican farmer., 1920-05-07
MORE GOLD PALACES

0 UR ESTEEMED contemporary, The Commerce Monthly
 I prints long article quite like many others from the school of political to the general effect that the restoration standard the most practicable sou present monetary difficulties Tables show the stocks monetary gold 1913 and 1918 in he various countries currency during the time and the of wholesale prices from 1918 to the end of 1919.
 The glance at these tables shows that the phenom- dscussion cannot be due to the of gold to changes in the distribution of gold.
 Take for instance Italy whose stock of gold depleted per c6n The currency increased by 435 cent and prices by @ cent In the United States the stock of gold doubled currency increased i per cent and wholesale prices 238 per cent.
 Germany the stock of gold diminished about 9 per currency increased S5 per cent of not given
 Nevertheless in Germany higher than in of the allied countries speaking terms of percentage of in since 1913
 Here, plainly phenomena to be attributed to the laws of supply and demand The goods the they bring and the they bring the to carry the transactions
 Potatoes at S1 require onethird much for movement for the consumption potatoes at $3 require.
 There connection between the quantity of currency the prices of quantities and little no connection between those things and gold
Republican farmer., 1920-05-07
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PsHExEIAzdB9R Commerce of the United States pro- u poses combat industrial unrest social discomfort oEant racalis with ideas. The plan is good, pro- equip itself with competent men, who know what they talk about
 Economic ignorance unfortunately not confined to any particular group. anything, there is little more of it m organizations than there is in the body of the people
 frequently the economics of trade organization IS upon momeury pocket preference of the trade Of taken of the phenomena of change which the world Teaching of this kind will not be help fu. It will aggravate, what it seeks to cure.
 about the campaign to undermine the present so- ca system Hbeing begun months ago. is to talk species of structure is not rigid fixed immobile organic always growing always changing always shed ding old skins and growing
 Under very of those who speak so easily of begun months ago. to change the social system comes prohibition, Russia the German constitution Chinese Republic almost dominant labor party Tn Great Britain rebellion dozen republics in Europe world wide woman suffrage and so on
 everybody devoes the least time to reflection It appears system changed and changing and that the change of them, have been operating tangibly for many years.
 The function teaching implies the duty to know The good accomplished by the proposed crusade will depend whether its writer's it's orators and preceors of living phenomena, seek in their heads not happening and what is likely to happen but wha they would prefer to should happen.
 progress based the careful study of the actual phenomena Oxygen hydrogen combine to make proportions and under the cond tons gases always combine to make water Any ideas of not accordance with this fact will be ms useless and, perhaps injurious.
Republican farmer., 1920-05-07
CORRUPTION IN JERSEY PRIMARIES

IAN JOHNSON challenges the primary results in New
 Jersey and asks for recount of the voe and charges extended and carefully prepared fraud This attempt to New need asonish the innocent oberv probabilities that election held in this of the will be corrupt much greater than that they will not be corrupt The ofenses for which Senator Nebur convicted and sentenced to comparatively vial measured by the amount of that has been expend in other elections of them Connecticut elections
 The Wood boom, like all booms of its kind travels The funds raised secretly and secretly Even where the laws which require election to be reported obeyed the report aferward and too late for the voters to take warning.
 The corrupt management of elections becoming danger ous to those who in it. The people getting of the evils which flow Those who engage in this sort of work ed if penal justice overtakes them
 While the discussion continues about Newburyzng on need not be forgotten that the Newbury pended less capita than the managers Mayor Wilson's last campaign expended in Bridgeport.
Republican farmer., 1920-05-07
ETHER, TIME AND SPACE


~ R. IRVING I1ANCdUIR the latest scientist who at D tempts discuss the nature of matter. He "hat space structure analogous to that of matter which is stating old thought in deceptive way.
 Take foot rue The distance from the first to the sec space The period which would be consumed by the finger passing from graduation to the next would be time, part of all time.
 < Time space merely words by which the mind at express sensations the that body it is to other posion and that this action itself to the brain taking me The shadow will dial, the sand will out of the hour glass.
 space being merely words by which relation expressed have structure of kind nevertheless regarded composed entirely substance Dr. Langmur this sub stance 0 have a structure similar to that of matter.
 he so difficult. Radum, which, being dlscov- these inquiries into the nature of mat substance which breaks down into much lighter break down substances intangible except refined investigations that far ordinary power of the human when unad apparatus, mathematics
 of hydrogen which of the ightest of which seems to matter in divided state: By this process easy reach concept of the ether consisting of matter possibly of simple matter from which all other matter is built up.
 When this degree refinement is attained it is exceed the phlosophic mind to conceive of the matter anything but the movement of creative will is that matter is manifestation of spirit ual energy.
Republican farmer., 1920-05-07
THE ROOSEVELT CULT

HERE ARE few traits in human nature beautiful
 than the capacity for that which takes the form of hero worship like follow vivid personality They like bury themselves activities of energetic and talented men, especially when the work of such men is done in the public where has the broadest scope
 Hence is the worthy attempt perpetuae the andI fame of Roosevelt attempt which immediately preced ed by the attempt add Mckinley of American heroes
 Immortality is not achieved it is ItI appears to be in part accident There must usually be great and he must usually great spectacular work from which large numbers of derive benefit Immortality the word goes to nhere chiefly classes of those who have to do with politics. and
 those who have to do with that IS to with kings and generals If the immortality is of much antiquity, the will usually have the attributes of both king general.
 The Egyptian kings Alexander Caesar and Napoleon art names that will readily Men have sometimes become immortal because they did good their have survived as in inc of Socrates p1ato and Aristotle The heroes who earlier than these many aer have been forgotten and are unknown because nothing remained in writing, monument manuscript,
 At best immortality is rifng thing, when measured against the reaches of time Those who lived years are but dim figures Those who lived 10000 years ago unknown.
 The probability is that the sincere admiration which myriads have themseves per haps not their lives. Washington fought successful and established the first republic
 Lincoln carried on the greatest war in history save the last and freed the nation of chae slavery The immortality connected every with achievement plane of action.
 Roosevelt who fought war founded no great party nor even destroyed any has not apparently connect agement of which add themselves to the roll the mOrtas
 the present his cult will grow in two ways He has his convinced and pac
 cal and worldly people, true hero worshppers per faculty parliamentary who will strive advantage the political heritage which their great patron laid down.
 Whether Hiram Johnson Wood will succeed immediate heir apparent to the political goods welt stored up only the future disclose Perhaps i of them will attain this goodly estate.
Republican farmer., 1920-05-07

the problem and time becomes fairly com prehensible
 succeeds the oher and space as the step another Since distance great innity, will be but succession of simple problem would to consist in original measurement of the three elements. As pure abstraction difficult to conceive two men shak ing forever to think of them performing the minutes and 45 seconds. Indeed is somewhat easier to hold the first thought.
 As mental task it is almost infinitely difficult to the velocity of light than it is to think of the repet ton of simple operation, like shaking dice forever The difficulty conceivng the nature of the first operation energy understood rather easier imagine movement of material object proceeding forever than is to imagine the movement stopping Unless that the mind for the purpose of graspng cessation of notion think of at least two things instead of of thing the motion we'll of the thing that moves.
 The most to be that anything lis the existence of anything whatever and the any thing becomes relatively of prehension.
Republican farmer., 1920-05-07
THE BALD HEAD CLUE

TT HE BALD HEAD club is aggregation which joy of misery using approved psychological methods Being shiny top they pretend to like it. and from thence get state of mind in which they enjoy their ness It is what takes place when boy takes his first drink The followed by pretence pleasure. After while chap along without his smoke his drink.
 members of the club might wear wigs but they scorn holding revelation better than concealment These not fanatics of them have which have been artfuIy and skillfuy replaced
 Why effemnae to wig and masculine to wear false teeth?
 members of the bald head group unit the as that they would divorce baldheaded with bald headed men? Doubtless through the instinct They believ that day the more and wear wigs Or perhaps is by economic the fear that will become peors for hair and raise the price of switches.
Republican farmer., 1920-05-07
THE ECLIPSE

T HE MOON in total eclipse last night The 1 of the earth fell the face of the pale orb, and It's white full glow was succeeded by smoky red disk which drew the gaze of the curious and the reflective
 The earth being globe is reflected circular disk The makes mistake about hs being obedent to immutable laws.
 The administration of Mayor Wilson, which approach eclipse has made the of suppong that ernments not obeden to immuable pyr- amided debt and taxes until the crash at hand amided vice. gambling and other structure lost it's equilibrium
 The administration beginning to be obscured by let disk with murby glow. and Mayor Wilson, has un- dergone conversion sings day and night Though my be scarlet crimson yet shall they snow
 Unfortunately the mayor is not the When the eclipse the still shines the sky When the minsraton eclipse passes, the mayor will shining There will be luminary in his place.
Republican farmer., 1920-05-07
WOOD AND JOHNSON

MAY BE said of General Wood and Senator Johnson that
 the latter is stronger in the east than the former is likely the far west Johnsons boom has spontanelty supported by those who know him and want him. Wood handmade, bottle nourished highly organized boom Hanna conducted for the late President McKn ley.
 Wood poses the spiritual of Roosevelt but apparently inherts the material political property of represented by the strength of the Progressive y and Roosevelt built together, and which the when he had decided to return the Republican fold.
 Johnson is dfvsve force in the Republican party. He represents radical who sweeping social change. He is most objectionable to eastern capital and will make weak candidate if he is nominated in the east states.
Republican farmer., 1920-05-07
REPUBLICANS IN CALIFORNIA GET BUT TWO CHOICES
Hoover and Johnson Candi dates of Western
 State

San Francisco, May 4.-Choice be- tween two groups of 26 delegates to the Republican national convention, one pledged to United States Senator Hiram W. Johnson and the other to Herbert Hoover, former United States food administrator, was offered to vo- ters at the California presidential pri- mary election today.
 Democrats and prohibitionists to- day also were -electing 26 delegates each to their respective national con ventions- These were unopposed ex- cept that on the democratic ticket Henry H. Chnders of Los Angeles, an nouncing that he favored liberal in depreciation of the national prohi- bition amendment, qualified as a candidate for national delegate in ad- | dition to the 26 named by the state | central committee. The democratic 1 delegates are unp1edged. The pro-
 hibition group is pledged to the can | didacy of Henry Clay Needham of
 Los Angeles.
 l Registration for today's election ] exceeds that for any previous pri-
 mary election in California. Of the i men and women eligible to vote, 693,- l 76I are registered as Republicans, 1 247I737 as Democrats. 1652S as so- l cialists and 6,321 as progressives; B. | 317 are scattering and 125,3 sos de- l clined to state their party affi1iation. 1 Regardless of party utilization. l voters at this election may choose in the primary the ballot of any party
 they wish, state officials have an- l nounced. Asa result, it was expected | that many democrats and others i would vote the Republican ticker
 where interest centered in the contest between the rival Johnson and Hoo-
 yer groups of prospective delegates. 1 The Johnson forces were expected
 to show tReir greatest strength in
 San Francisco and the northern part
 of the state, while the maximum Hoover vote was expected from Los
 Angeles and Southern California Only delegates to national party conventions will be elected today. The state primary will be held Au- gust A, when candidates for the 2 United States senatorship, eleven
 seats in Congress and a long list of
 state offices will be chosen. Cali fornia presidential electors will be , named by the State conventions in September.
Republican farmer., 1920-05-07
H. C. |. STRIKES ANOTHER SNAC
 IN LOUISVILLE

Louisville, May 4. - Leaders of churches, and women's clubs and social workers here are engaged in a city-wide drive to induce residents of Louisville to join a campaign to cut down the cost of living by curtailing reckless buying at high prices. Thous- ands have already joined and it is hoped eventually to enlist 100000 persons.
 The movement was inaugurated by Louisville club women. It was en- dorsed and given impetus by the Presbyterion Ministers Circle, the Crescent Hill Forward Club and the Conference of Social Workers. The churches have approved it and United States and Labor Assembly and the Building Trades Council have been asked to join in a perman- ent organization.
 It is proposed to organize Cheaper Living Committee to be com posed of representatives of many civic organizations.
 Mayor George w. Smith has given the movement a semi-official endorse ment by announcing his adherence and Mrs. Smith has promised that her household will be conducted so near as possible along the lines of economy suggested by the promoters of the idea
 The drive against reckless buying is headed by Rev. Dr. Charles w. welch, president of the Louisville ! Ministerial Association, who is aided by a committee including in it's mem | bership a Roman Catholic priest an6 Jewish rabbi as well as repre- sentatives of wofnens clubs. Buy no new clothing, shoes or l other wearing apparel is the first plank in the economy < platform. Wear what you have, no matter how shabby or out of styIe.' it continues and adds:
 Reduce the consumption of meat in each household; abstain from | candy, soft drinks and other confec- tions; deposit money in the bank and keep a record of money saved ! through practicing economies ''If the people of Louisville will l take this movement seriously" said Rev. Dr. Welch, I've actually can force down prices here on the neces- | saries of life. Persons generally are 1 spending money like drunken sailors; 1 labor, which should be producing es- | sentials, is deNoting to non-eSsentiaIs. This is not the time for overa1ls, ex- | cept for working people. We don't ! least 300, 900 Louisville people to join l this campaign. Let's make it a badge | of honor to wear old clothes, carry 1 lunches to the office, abstain from | sweets and buy nothing not absolutely 1 needed. Then watch prices drop" | WEEKLY MORBIDITY REPORT
 Week ended May 1, including all l cases reported before II a. m, Mon
 day, Mays 3:
 1 Diphtheria: Bridgeport 4. CENaa-
 wich 3, Shelton 2. Stamford (tOwn1 | 1, Stamford Ccity) 1, Stratford 3. Scarlet fever: Bridgeport 5, Green ] wich 6, Stratford 1.
 Measles: Bridgeport 3, Greenwich
 3, New Canaan 1, .NorwaIk 2, Red-
 ding 1, Shelton 4, Stamford Ctown) {, | Stamford (city) g.
 Other Communicable Diseases:
 Chicken pox S1, gonorrhoea 34, syph-
 lis 62. tuberculosis fl, humps 55, | German measles 2, pneumonia II. Cerebro Spinal Meningitis: Bridge l port 2.
Republican farmer., 1920-05-07
SPECULATION ABOUT THE UNIVERSE

r@ USUAL crop discussion follows the publication of views of the astronomers who have been talking to the National Academy of Sciences.
 The usual sentiments forthcoming that mind cannot grasp the idea nniy, that great distances expressed in of light years used without being understood that he most wond facts he and
 At the risk of differing with the majority of opinion believe mind has upon nfnties those of time and space and those motion total of nfinity is of The general constitution of the Milky Way may what reside worlds about those suns? This not and probably not be, known
 seems o be determined that nothing moves faster light that to say faster than S6000 miles
Republican farmer., 1920-05-07
WHO STOLE THE DIAMONDS?

c ONE WOMEN who were raded by the Burns operatives 0 the other day complain that their diamonds and other valuabes stolen Upon this theory distinguished aor asked the public prosecutor to issue warrants and he replied will warrants if evidence to constitute
 prima furnished against the accused often make the personnel of agencies not totally exclude the idea of rad nevertheless the matter is strictly for judgment will be established the raids them selves, by what is proved
Republican farmer., 1920-05-07
WORKING TO THE RULES
oNDoN RAILROAD workers are described as ador

Y ONDON RAILROAD workers described adopting A policy of work to the rules The program consists In close adherence to all the regulations prescribed for the operation of trains and the of road beds
 would certainly if it did not entirely stop enterprise Railroads elaborate operating rues which every condition Railroad workers most part their judgment when the rules will be ob served strict of all the letter would almost deadly strike The object of the demonstration
 favor of the rules to attain increase pound a week
Republican farmer., 1920-05-07
HIS CURE

D C. LEFFINGWEIIA assistant secretary of treasury also has his idea about things. He the Academy of Political Science that soldiers must bonuses
 railroads need support Imitation ernment interference with business and that he means War strictly with business and conducted by governments Imitation follows is very expensive. LeffngvelI has remedy wants all the elements to get to-
Republican farmer., 1920-05-07
CENSUS RETURNS

HE CENSUS returns from 45
 cent of increase not hopeful pointing way population of 1S0OO0 for Bridgeport Springfield had rapid growth during the unlike Bridgeport Bridgeport doing we'll 100000 mark and need not be figure lower
Republican farmer., 1920-05-07

thinks entirely the and fall of the tides his mind without to the order of phenomena Soldiers will their bonuses and everybody will not stop pickering yet the world will ultimately settle into it's regular stride Just how
 much the settlement delayed by the chorus of gorant who give advice, is question: Probably not very much
Republican farmer., 1920-05-07

The people who are ashamed to ouy low priced articles because IT seems mean, are usually also ashamed to call at the bank, as they never had . dollar deposited there.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-12-03
). 04cl MIRA 1890.
lfit4h4 &. leeionk krcY. Pri

fris&ha q. legionkrov. Pri-
|sah&me, stp5ac " duchu pri bielo-
belaso-c -ceryenei z6stave, ze budes
me vxdy stat' 10 ochtanu svojei
drahei vlasti i jej natoda. Prisa-
hatne, Il budeine vzdy bojoyat', !,
|aby avit 'asila pfavda mad klam-
stvom q lzou, statocnost' mad ne
statosnost on, 1est' mad zradou,
demokracia mad vysadou d stu
bujeme, ze ' tomto boji SINE hoto-
II padndt' alebo zvit'azit'.''
PIT metricl1ch oentov ma
zlaty poklad republiky dalo me-
sto Rrno 20 sbierok.
Ramuns1e6 obilis nam, MD
onior Ruinunslru. Pokonavanie.
medzi cesko-slovenskou delegaciou
a spravou zeleznfc v Rumunsku
o dovesenieS sbozia je skoncene.
Nasa republika doda cukor po
Dunaji q dostane "a to zbozia.
Pre- ttanspertovanie tohto cukru
|posle 6S. republika Is lokomotfv.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-12-03

stvani snrovci Laksarskej No.
vel Vsi ktori no po schodzi pail.
ciami a dr1kami do krve zbili,
Nasledkom toho zhorsila 50 jeho
srdcova choroba tax, ze musel
byt' preveseny do bratislavskei
nemocnice. Pred smrt 'ou vyslovil
zelanie, ze by chcel zomret a slo-
Tit kosti medzi tym l'udom, S kto
rym preIil tol'k1 east svojho Ii.
yota. Bol preto prevezeny do Smo
linska, kde tiez vydychol svoju
81 'achetnd dusu. Pohrab jeho
odbyval sa 6. novembra rano, na
ktorom Dol pritomny j minister
dr.. Micura. Mad otvorenym hro.
bonn ,hovoril dekan dr.. Okanik,
.ktory odbavoval bohosluzby. Re
cou rozliicil sa so zosnulym i Mgr.
Marian Blaha A. Tbelsky farar F.
Blaho. Ma pohrabe z1castnilo sa
vel'ke mnozstvo. l'udi.
Andrej H4jnak, gef statnej
hstarne .,nrels nov. 10 dlhei
|t'azkej chQrobe v Dclnom Kubf.
ne (0raval Nebohy Dol vzdy do.
brym Slovdkom, ked' pre- svoi
statny trad nesnel TAX verejne
iicinkovat', !, ako by 81 to bolo jeho
srdce ziadalo. DIR. Pavel Buinak
|literarny kritik, je synom nebo.
lheho.
- Samuel Rodnar, ev. ucitel
ma odpocinku, zomrel 3. nov. ma
Bukovci, Mir. zupa. Nebohy Dol
otcom spisovatel'a Juliusa Bod.
nara, ev. farara ma Bukovci.
slovenslka podnikatel ska uc
spolocnost' ma Myjave zaklada sa
$. kapitalom 5 mil. kor1n. Jej ciel
je postavit' parostrojn1 tehelen
cementarne, vapenice, vyrabat
dreveny stavebny material, zakla.
dat stavebne odbory a rome prize
.myselne podniky. !, r
= Co 81 dovoi este teraz riadi.
tel skoly. Dna %. oktobra vece1
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-12-03

ISL traja Sokoli po Spis. Novel,
Vsi popri evanj. dieycenskej mes
tianskej skole, ktorej riaditel 'om
ie Adolf Dob6. Zyonku zbadali,
ze osyetlena tradna miestnost
riaditel'a je este teraz 20 dvoj
rocnom trvani reppbliky ozdo-
bena obrazon kotunovania Fran
ca Jozefa, hoe obraz prezidenta
chybuje. Pan riaditel' dostal Z
cervenej sokolskej kosele strach a
prisl'1bil obraz odstranit'. Soko-
Ii sa . tom presvedcia. Co me-
spravily skolske iirady, sprawl
Sokoli.
Law soc. demolrati Y Nd
rodnom shromaxdeni. " poslane-
ckej snemovni dosial soc.-demo.
kraft oboch odtienkov sedia spo-
III, hoci klub l'avych posilnil 50
novymi 8. clenmi: Krejcf (Cesko)
Darul'a (slovensko) a Mikula-
Sex (Cesko). Tymto poeet l'avych
soc.-dem. poslancov povysil sa ma
I22. V senate, zpomedzi Al soc.
dem. senatorov len 5 sa prihlasilo
KIN l'avemu smeru a to: Hybes,
Lorak a Sada z Ceska, Drab q
Matl,scak 70 Slovenska.
- Vyxnamenanie ST. Ol'gy Ma.
saryAovej. /. nov. bola u pana
prezidenta rodinna slavnost', pr
ktorej bola dekorovana 81. Oh ga
Masarykova eeskoslovenskym va.
lecnym krizom revolucnou me.
dailou. v rozkaze, ktorym sa Wy.
znamenanie 81. Masarykovej ude.
l'uje sa vravi, ze 81. Masarykova
vynikajicim sposobom osvedcila
revolucnii a. organizacn1 cinnost
v prospech ceskoslovenskeho .statu
= Novy 6eskoslovenslky vysla.
nee vo Washingtone. Riadny Wy.
slanec sp1nomocneny minister
DIR. Bedrich Stepanek Dol povere,
my spravou vyslanectva CS. re.
publiky vo Washingtone.