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The Elbert County tribune., 1920-01-09
Elmore Jewell ahipped a car Of

Elmore Jewell shipped car of
mules and horses Tuesday, they Will
go to Grand Island. Nebraska.
Miss Sue Knight and Charlie Casey
were married at the brides home on
New Years Day.
Mr. Snyder on the Tom Burnside
ranch caught his hand in a corn
shredder tearing off half of his arm,
he is doing fairly well.
Born to Mr.. aand Mrs. Tom Jewell
of Denver on Sunday baby girl.
Mr.. Mcnamara was called and left
Wednesday afternoon for Denver.
The infant isnot expected to live.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-01-09
JEWELER COMING.

? R. Grinspan, the Jeweler, will ar
rive in Elbert Thursday, January
18th, for three days only. Bring
your watches and jewelry to him,
big reduction in repairing, also on
watches and jewelry All work and
goods absolutely guaranteed.
r. Grinspan, 1643 Larimier
yStreet, Denver Colorado.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-01-09
NEWS FROM OVERSEAS

The following is an interesting
letter from Captain Georgia. Boston,
(still in active serveice with the
American Expeditiohary Forces)
to his mother. Mrs. l. A Cook, Port
land, Oregon.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-01-09

from Denver to attend the Casey
wedding
Mrs. Logan and daughter from
Denver are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
A r. Nelson
Mr.. and Mrs. Hart Severine return
ed home Tuesday from visit in Col
orado Springs.
Will Trade two chocie lots in FL
bert in on Ford. Inquire at City
Drug Store, Ebert, Colorado.
Woodmen don't forget Installation
and Initiation Tuesday evening.
January C. every body bring some
eats.
Harrison Collins is reported very
low. he has been i'll for long time
He is a member OF the Odd Fellow
Lodge.
Miss Anna o'Flarity. teacher In
the Eickhoff District, was called &c
Denver by the death of her father
Tuesday.
Harry Collins is reported very
low. DR.. Grove OF Calhan and DR.
Denny have been in consultation on
HIS case.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fioel. Mr.. and
Mrs Paul Jones, and Mr.. and Mrs
A. r. Kunze had Christmas dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs p. II. Mulligan.
FIR SALE Two brood sows, due
to farrow in February, and one reg
isteed Berkshire boar. Call OF
phone George Gleffe, Ebert Colo.
Art Schmidt has Just finished haul
ing A. Van Temmens bumper wheat
crop to town. he was on the job ev-
cry day even in the bitter cold days
Art Is some hustler
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-01-09
MARRIED

= Mr. Edward NJ. Andres and Miss
Annie Foster were united in mar
-iage at High Noon, Saturday, De-
Scember 27, 1919 at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs w. L..
1, ,Foster, near Elizabeth, in the pres
ence of the family and a few inti-
mate friends, While Mrs. M. G. Min
sson played a beautiful wedding
march The bide adoned in white
bearing beautiful bouquet of
i white Carnationc, and resting upon
the arm of the groom, passed into
tn presence of the guests in the par
lor, where Rev. ]. P. Lucas, Pastor
of the Christian Church at Ebert,
i in brief, but appropriate ceremony
pronounced them husband and wife.
Congratulations and splendid
wedding dinner and music, followed
ed. Miss Foster. the bride. has
,been engaged in teacheing near Den
yer, and Mr. Andres, the groom, is
Principal, Second Central Schools of
'Siebert Colorado.
These worthy young people LEFT
for Denver for a brief visit, after
which they will be at home for a
time at Siebert
J, The best wishes of a host of
friends attend them in this new re-
lationship
Mrs. Blanche Casey and son Mer-
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-01-09

John Flurer left Wednesday for
Illinois to see his brother. who Is
not expected to live.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-01-09

C. e. Laloen, known as kid La
leen''is now located at Wichita Falls.
Toxas in the oil business.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-01-09

Miss Mary schaurer left for
Acoma, Colorado. wherc she expects
to make her home
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-01-09
EBERT NEWS.
Mrs. L. H. Driever is quite i'll.

Mrs. l.. H. Driever is quite i'll.
Miss Lucy GayIor has beeen quite
i'll.
Mrs A. Kunze went to Denver on
business Monday
A. G. Cornforth, who has been
very i'll, is better.
Roy Carver shipped car of cord
wood to Denver Tuesday.
School again opened Monday with
Miss Goddard as Primary Teacher
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Monez enter
tanned friends from Denver Saturday.
Wallie Whiting returned from
Denver, where he had his teeth ex-
tracted.
Miss Leta Danks has been visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Plant.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carver have en-
tered their children in the Elbert
school.
Mr. Mcdowell real estate man
fro Colorado Springs visited Elbert
folks last week.
Quite a number OF our young folks
attended the dance at Eastonville
New Years night.
Miss Crosswhite, who has been
visiting at the Gleffe home, has re-
turned to her home in Boulder.
FOR SALE-A fine lot of pure
bred barred Plymouth Rock roos-
ters. E. M. Stilts, Fondis, Colo.
Miss Johanna Brinkhouse, teach
er in the Sidney school, was called
to Denver by the death of hor
brother.
Mr. and Mrs. George Moore have
rturned to Denver after spending
the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. J. L.
Raldwinss --sfA-Aia -s.sial --lz-----.i..l
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-01-09

1t is predicted that there will be
a COLE Shortage in the Sydney dis
trict in the near future. The chief
agitators bing Wilfried Cantril, L
w. w. and Lewis Fleet, recently from
Germany.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-01-09

Miss Maud Irwin, whoh as been
very sick with pneumonia is improv-
ing
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-01-09

Otis and Walter Dittemore made an
unexpected fight to the Springs one
night last week for half dozen oys-
ters, they sure were some Holsters
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-01-09

Mr.. and Mrs. George MeKimmic
of Denver were Sunday visitors here.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-01-09

Chas Casey and Miss Sue Knight
we're married on New YEARS. nay.
THE young couple then left for Den
yer on their honey moon.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-01-09

Winfred Cantril doesn't seem to
have much trouble getting Everett
Dittemoe to do his chores for him.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-01-09

Mrs. Jos. Wheeler is improving
nicely after her severe heart spell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Wright were out
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-01-09

From recent sparkling obserya-
tions Tom Kelly will attend his own
funeal in the near future.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-01-09

Theo. Neuman has sold his fine
ranch to Lewis Kirk.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-01-09

Cyrus Cole is preparing for a
hasty retreat into "No Woman's
Land" since Leap Year has come.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-01-09

Otis Dittemore is having a hard
time keeping up with the Joneses,
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-01-09

Mrs. A. Kunze went to Denver OF
business Monday.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-01-09
26 Important Reasons Why Your Engine Should Be An
International Points You Should Consider Before Get
ting Any Engine Look Them Over.

Does all kinds cheaper and deaser than hand
Backed by S in sinesst o s
Simple instructions
quickly and made
safe engine-fue pumped returned to fuel
Water carbon de-
Throttle speed
Enclosed working sfromd dirt
-Four piston rings hold compression perfectly
through
The average farmer international Type M kero
with throughout makes
Gravity
drawing cylinder
u inhal by yoperain
successfully kerosene, ditilate Baume
Ene whichever
When taken the
and with the fuel
a
The S nsured by base,c
water acke being in piece
o
to the in seof
other
g-noba
Extra wide and adjustable
The fywhee nocathc
lgnior
Working readily
All ar oled
s breather edofo oil
a ceane
construc
Can be equipped with
Hand trucks smll-ho tru for largest
The Russell Gates Mercantile Co.
r. J. ELSNER Manager
Ebert. COlOradcS )
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-01-09

FOR SALE 1870 Emerson
Tractor and Plows, all in good
shape and repairs, q bargain. Wm.
Clugy, Phone Olive 710.
The Woodmen Installation and
Initiation of three more candidates
which was to have taken place Tues
day was postponed until next Tues
day, on account of the blizzard.
Mr. and Mrs ]. w Eldridge, who
have been visiting Mrs. Eldridges
parents and sisters, Mr. and Mrs A.
T. Lewis and family over Christmas
returned TO their home at Proctor,
Colorado, Monday.
Charlie Kent met with n serious
accident last week. II seems that
while unhftchlng his team from
wagon. one tag remained hitched,
causing the runaway, the horses and
wagon running over him, breaking
oe shoulder blade and fracturing the
other. DR. Denny rendered first aid.
he was taken to the Springs where
he was exemined by the XRay and
placed in plaster cast He Is ges-
.ing al0ag. FIRST rate,
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-01-09

Prof. E. ]. Martin went to Denver
for few days. fLNNM
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wood are Wis
iting in Denver ss
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-01-09

Miss Lucy Gaylor has beeen quite
ILL.,
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-01-09

A. G. Cornforth. who has been
very i'll, is better.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-01-09

Mrs. Blanche Casey and son Mer-
they will make their future home.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-01-09

From Here and There, Especially
from Nowhere and Close Togethet--
-By-I wonder where they are
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-01-09

Roy Carver shipped car OF cord
wood to Denver Tuesday.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-01-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Hart Severine return
ed home Tuesday from visit in Col
orado Springs.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-01-09

School again opened Monday with
Miss Goddard as Primary Teacher
Arizona republican., 1920-11-22
A NEW SOURCE OF WEALTH

The Germans are experimenting with the use of porcelain for some of their small coins. The Americans will be eager to resume business activities with a country whre they could swap their old campaign buttons for delica- tessen stuff.-Los Angeles Times.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-22
soNo .PLUooERS DRAINS CELLAR

6QNG -PLQGGEH' OHftN0 OEGIAr
 They are telling a good story along Broadway these days about an earnest young "song plugger" who wanted a song placed in several theatrical acts. Learning that the actors he was try ing to persuade to sing his number liked something e little stronger than half of 1 per cent, he got several bottles of a liquor called Bourbon and sent around a quart to each action, along with orchestrations of tho song. The hint was a good one and the song went into the acts. On learning that the actors were singing his song this very thoughtful young man. so the story goes. sent around case of that same stuff to the homes of each of the ac- tors. It is said that nearly every actor in the country now wants to sing the song and the boss of the young man is trying to think of some appropriate medal to be struck in the honor of his live wire.-N. Y. Sun.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-22

Artesian well diggers in Montana have discovered a coal vein there.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-22
sIRps sINe; RARsERs SILENT

Canaries sing to you at the new tangled barber shop on lower Broad way. Its proprietor is d deep thinker and the originator of tonsorially rad fcal ideas. For instance, he had long thought that barbers should never talk to their customers. Having these ideas this bolshevik of the hair cut and shave proceeded to get practical. He called for his 15 barbers and told them they must take the VOW of silence. There were mutterings and sputterings, but the radical boss tackled a few extra kopecs on the weekly stipend as 0 soothing measure. The first four days seven of the barbers went crazy and two others bit off their tongues The next day the rest of the force quit and the boss had to get a new crop of shaw CTS. He told them of the ban of silence and then, in the center of the shop, the boss hung ~Corkey," who served 20 years in a Boston jail without uttering a word
 Now. boyA' he told his barbers, that picture of -Corxey' is put there so's you can look at it every time you start to speak Look at it concentrate and say. aCorkey Hanlay didn't speak for 20 years. Can not I refrain for 20 min utssr~
 It worked finA People flocked to tho radical boss shop. Then he got the idea of substituting something for the barberr conversation So he laid in half e dozen canaries, guaranteed to be the Carusos of their profession. and now as you repose beneath the folds of g hot towel you hear as from afar the dulcet. golden tones-oh. gosh, it's love lyI It's a pleasure to be shaved in the radical boss' shop.
 Encouraged by his success, the rad fca1 boss decided also to eliminate the ancient feudal privilege of barbers tc aalx their customers if they vii lalsc have a haircut shampoo, massage. an electric rub. singe. tonic or hot towel But when he preached the subject, such look came into the eyes of his barbers that he immediately decided to carry the matter no farther. For the radical boss Ia a diplomat-N. r. Sun.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-06-04
Traja chlapci smrtel'ne raneni
vybuohom dynamitu.

Alliance, O., 3. j1na. - Vcera
po poludnf traja chlapci, Frank
Sebo, 4-rocny, Jan Sebo, 8-roeny
a Harold Agnew, 11-rocnyy, Wy.
brali sa K jednej opustenej maj
ne pri Sebring, vosli do jedne.i
budy odtial 'potiahli" kusy
dynamitu, pnsneho prachu a nj
troglycerinovych kapsli a kori-
st on odisli do blizkeho lesa. Tam
sa zacali hrat' tax po ehlapsky
zapalili kapsle d prach, ktore Wy
bnsily q zapalily al dynamit, kto
ry ohromnou silou vybuchol. Obi
dvaja Sebovi chlapci boil do ko-
stf popalenf. Najmladsi zomrel
hned', starsieho smrt' sa caka i
ste Agnew ma tiez vel'mi malo
nadeje ma zivot. Memo Sebo alebo
Sabo poukazuje ma to, ze to boil
slovenskf alebo mad 'arskf chap
ci. Rodieia, date pozor ma chap
GOV! II 50 radi hraji ohnom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-06-04
KRAsNA sLAvNosf MA
DECORATION DAY

Youngstown, l. jdna. = Den
Ozdobovania Hrobov nasom me
ste oslayeny Dol el'mi dostojne
vsetkymi patriotickymi organi-
zaciami akn ai obecenstvsm We
terani- troch valok mareovali ma
Oak Hill cintorln, aby vzdali svo-
iu cest' padlym hrdinom. Poeas
slavnosti vystrelene boly salvy a
do Mahoning rieky hadzane boly
kvety zahynulym namornikom.
Hroby hrdinov ozdobene boly pra
porami kvetinami. Pochodu si-
castnili sa veterani obcianskej ]
vojny, vojny so spanielskom a
svetovej vojny. ako al trafikova
policia, mestski iiradnici, skauti.
w. R. c. a Camp Fire dieveata.
Obrovske zastupy l'udn dfvaly sa
ma paradu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-06-04

Tunajsie a okolite oceliarne cez
nedel'r a pondelok dostaly take
mnozstvo uhlia, ze sa pustily sko-
70 plnou silou do prace. Tisice
robotnfkov, ktorf zahalali "a do
brych paru tyzdnov, dostali svo-
je zamestnanie nazad a je nadej,
re behom kratkeho easu nebude
cloveka, ktory by nerobil.
Blast fornes operacie ma celom
okoli priblizuj6 sa rychlo k nor
malnym pomerom Otvorene pece
a valcovne uz skoro pracujl pl-
nou silou. V Ohio Works sa robl
v styroch 70 siestich blast forne-
soch Republic Iron & Steel vo
troch. u Brier Hill Steel pracuje
sa vo vsetkych troch blast forne-
soch.
Carnegie Steel Co. ma sest' o.
tvorenych peel v operacii a Brier
Hill desat'. V tomto oddeleni a ]
Republic kompania zvysila w
rObu.
Youngstown Sheet & Tube pra-
cuje vo vSetkych dvanastich O.
tvorenych peciach a inc oddele-
MIA zaGfnai1 pracoyat'..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-06-04
ANGLIA VsTuPUJE DO sTY
Ku sSB3L LsEVIKln.

Londyn. 3. jina. = Vysledkom
konferencie, ktorh NAL bolsevi-
cky minister obchodu Krasin s
anglickym minister predsedom
Lloyd Georgeom a inymi elenmi
anglickej vlady je, ze ruskej So
vietskej Wade bolo dovolene otvo-
rit 81 obchodn1 kancelariu "
Londyne a nadviazat' obchodne
styky $ Angliou. Toto tol'ko zna-
mena, ze Anglia pp Alhom zdra-
hani sa zahaii RI dne obchodne
styky S Ruskom, co bude ma osoh
obom strankam. Poc1va sa, ze
Francnzsko Taliansko tiez chc1
mat konferencie bolsevickym
ministrom a zahajit' obchodne
styky Ruskom. Ia tym by ma
sledovalo skutocne uznanie teraj-
Sci vlady ruskej "a pravoplatnn.
Cesko-Slovenska republika tiez
uz vyjednava o obchodne styky S
Ruskom a vyslala komissiu do
Ruska ciel'om preskiiman:a. ia
moisich pomerov. Ako vidno, uz
celia Europa chce uznat' bolsevi-
kov, len Spoj. staty sa este drzia
stranOu.
Dodatocne zpravy Londyna
udavajl, ze Krasin navstfvil tam
al ceskoslovenske vyslanectvo, z
ktorej prilezitosti konferoval $
Is. ministrom zahranicia Benesom
% com pojednavali, nevyslo ma
javo..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-06-04

Ako je NJ nohgm spolkom
zname, nase nl3eto chysta sa u
sporiadat' vel paradu ma 4.
julia, ma ktorej ndd brat least' !
vsetky vrstvy byvatel'stva. Ma
roenej schodzi pkresneho Sboru
slov. Lfgy, vyd fiavanej minule-
no utorku usne ne bolo, ze sa al
my Slovaci sud stnime slavnosti
a to v elm najJ ssom poete, aby
SINE tax preuk kali Amerikanom
nasu vernost knovej vlasti. ze
je nasou povinIlost 'ou slavnosti
sa sncastnit' ukhzuje al ia okol-
most, ze tunajsf War Chest We
noval ma slovenske siroty $4,000
pred paru mesiacmi. Neostahme
nevd d'acnymi, e sdaastnime sa
tejto slavnosti. ia schodzi odpo-
rleane bolo, aby sme mali jednu
bandu, ma ktorIby sa spolky po-
skladaly asi po pat .dollarov, "a
stavy ably boly m predku "a nj
mi aby pochodoxaly spolky. Spoil
ky sd ziadans, by vysla1y svo-
iich zastupcov "a spolocnii scho-
dzu, ktora sa bNde vydrziavat' v
poslednl nedelh tohto mesiaca,
t. j. q. jiina ' skole osady sv. Cy-
rilla a Methods 9 pol s. hodine
vecer. Ma tel sehodzi sa porobia
vsetky pripravy k slavnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-06-04
voL'BA KANDIDATA ZAGNE
SA v PIATOK.

. Chicago, ILL.,, 3. jdna. Kon-
vencia republikanskej strany "a
enc sa til w ma budnci tyyzden. v
prve dni vymenovane bud1 vse-
lijake ySbory, vypracovany bude
program pojednavania, prijata
platforma, len ma stvrtok oea-
kava sa, ze budh povedane nomi-
novacne reel. V piatok by sa POI
tom prikrocilo k hlasovaniu ma
kandidatov, vysledok ktoreho
predpovedat' nevie ami ten mai
vaesi mudrc. Medzi republican
skymi kandidatmi najvacsie ma
deje ma dostanie nominacie majn
general Wood, senator johnson,
senator Lowden a Herb. Hoover.
Okrem mich je este mnoho ia
kych. ktori majn Utmost, ze sa
ma tychto kandidatoch konvencia
neshodne ze bude hl'adat' .neia-
keho kandidata, proti ktoremu
by nemal nikto mic. A "a takych
sa ratajd ii, "a ktorymi stoji sice
maly pocet delegatov. ale sn as
pom tax dobrymi kandidatmi, a.
ko ini. ,Medzi tymito sii mas sena-
tor Harding, prof. Butler, Hughes
Knox a ini. johnson Harding
uz prisli do Chicago, kde sa i'm
dostalo ohromnych ovacii Cd ich
ctitel' 'ov. Popularita, ktorn NAL
so zaeiatku Wood, prechadza po-
maly ma Johnsona. Spory o dele
gatov medzi Woodom a Johnso-
nom urovnane boly vo vacsine
.pripadov y prospeeh Johnsons
O konvenciu iavf sa ohromny za :
uiem po celei krajine. Vyse 15O,-
900 l'udi podalo ziadost' vstup
ma konvenciu, kde sa vmesti len
$4,000 l'udf. Rozdavanie vstupe-
nick zacne sa v sobotu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-06-04
Oceliarne Pracuj1 Zvysenou Silou.

+ e 4G : z
Trumbull Steel Co. stojf 81 naj-
lepsie 20 Fsetkych, lebo tam sa
pracuje skoro 1907 silon.
Vykazy fabrik ukazujd, ze asi
so percent otvorenych peel je VI
6innosti, 100 percent Bessemer 4
100 percent valcovnf. Y pajpov-
mach sa pracuje asi polovicnou
silou a v blast fornesoch okolo 60
percentovou silou.
Jednotlive oceliarne pracujd
nasledovne:
Trumbull Steel Co. vyse 85R
silou.
Carnegie Steel Works 50 per-
centovou silou.
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.
ckolo 20 rerc silou.
Sharon Steel Hoop Co. 60 perc.
silou.
Brier Hill Steel Co. 60 perc.
silon.
Republic Iron & Steel Co. 4O%
siloa.
.Jestli uhlie kary budl do
chadzat' ad'alej v takom po-
cte> ako dosavad riadne pomery
pracovne nastan1 v kratkom case.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-06-04
oD KoNGREssovEHo v1Bo.
RU SLOW. LfGY.
Ctsnym bratom tradnfkom, Gle
nom Ustrednej sprayy slov. Lfgy
br. deleg&tom q dsleg&tkam do
l&slkavej pozornosti.

Nakol 'ko cas- So blizi, ked' sa
budete muset' poberat' sem do
nasho mesta Milwaukee, Wis, a
aby SINE Yam ul'ahSili dostavit'
"a ma urcite miesto, prosfm Vas,
vsimnite 81 nasledovnych hprav.
II, ktori pridu po Chic. & No.
Western Ry.: mech vezm1 hned
pred stanicou stojacu 18th ST.
poulienG karu, ta ich asi "a 20 mi
MT dopravi ma IL. a Harmon ST.,
t. j. 0 jeden kratky biloxi "a Ces-
kon Sienou, kde sa bude odby-
vat Kongress a kde sosadnete a
ten kratky biloxi sa vratite nazad
pesi do miestnosti. (Tu name tax
zvany "Skip-Stop" system a pre-
tn pricinu poulicne kary nezasta-
MI ma IL. Vine ul., ale az ma
Harmon Str.)
tt, ktorf prfdu po Chic, Mil
waukee & St. Paul Ry., ked' W.
jdn nadrazia, prejdd krfzom v
pravo cez malS park, . potion g
ste jeden biloxi severne na 8. 4
Grand Ave, tam vezmete ma z&.
pad " l'avn) iddcn Is samd 12.
i'll, k6ru . ostatn6 TAX urobfte, a
10 % horespomenute.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-06-04
Prezident Wilson ME je kandida.
tom.

Washington, 3. luna. - Teraz
ie uz iste. ze prezident Wilson ma
ziaden pad neprijme nominaciu
ma prezidentstvo. ieho memo ma
demokratickei konvencii V San
Franciscu nebude ami spominane
medzi menami kandidatov. Vod-
covia demokratov sa vyslovili, ze
prezident znovu ma vel'ky vliv V
demokratickei stranke ze ma
nom bude zalezat', koho 81 kon-
vencia vyvoli "a kandidata.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-06-04
Gr6f Teleky podpise mierovd
smluvu.

Pariz, 2. jina. Mad 'arska
vlada vyslala sem gr6fa Pavla
Telekyho, aby podpfsal mierovd
smluvu "a Mad 'arsko. Casopisy
udavaly, ze smluvu podpise aky-
81 Praznovsky, ale tomu nebude
tax. Praznovsky Dol vyslany do
Pariza, aby upoyedomil spojen-
Gov, Ee smluva bude podpisana.
Podpfsanie smluvy prevedene bu-
de tohto piatku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-06-04
voJAcI, " JE Po BoNusE.

Z l. . rH r 4 3-ts = = F
Washington, 2. jdna. Senat-
ny financny vybor odlozil navrh
zakona bonuse pre- vysl1zilych
voiakov do neureiteho casu. Po-
iednavat' nom sa bnde al da-
kedy po volbaeh, jestli ayhhee
kAdy bude predlozenS k pojed-
navaniu. Predlohu o bonuse zabi-
Ii kapitalisti, lebo oni mali zao-
patrit' peniaze ma vyplacanie.
Jestli predloha bude este pojed-
havana dakedy, tax bude hodne
pozmenena 60 sa tyka obnosu i
DAM ma zaokrytie vyplaty.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-06-04
Mad 'ari sm1tia.

Budapest. 3. jdna. - Zaitraj-
81 den, 4. jlna, zasvateny bude
DO celom Mad 'arsku co den smii-
tku. v tento den totiz Mad 'ari
podpisu pokorui1ci mier Cesko-
Slovenskom vobec vsetkymi spo
jeneckymi mocnost ami. Vsetka
praca hude zastavena, zeleznice i
pouliene kary prestan1 iazdit' a
sluzby budh odbavovane vo vset-
kych kostolOch Mad 'arska.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-06-04
0hen No Gladstone ST.

V stredu po poludni okolo poll
druhej vypukol poziar v dome (.
1875 Gladstone ST., obyvanom
Jozefom Liposssak, ktory sa Ia
cal nebezpe6ne sirit'. Priv0lanf
boil hasieia, ktorym sa podarilo
oheH uhasit PRIV nez sa.chytili SUI
sedne domy. Skoda udava 50 ma
$500. Vnltorne zariadenie bolo
este zaveasu odstranene. Ohen pos
vstal 70 zleho elektrickeho zave-
denia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-06-04
PAN KOLLER Ease MEDZI
MANI.

Znamy kosicky Kodak, p. A. +.
Koller, ktory predtym vydaval a
tlacil tento casopis v poslednf
roxy farmaril v Berlin Center, @.
vst1pil do sluzieb Commercial
National Banky, kde slovenskom
oddeleni banky obslnzi nasich
krajanov v kazdej potrebe. Ban
ka zasiela peniaze do kraiu, pri.
ifma vklady a predava sifkarty.
Panu Kollerovi prajeme mnoho
zdaru v novom povolanf..