davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Carlisle independent., 1920-11-04
MUCH RANCH STOCK ENROLLED IN BETTER -SIRES CAMPAIGN

In the Western range States all kinds of sires-bulls especially-are receiving scrutiny by livestock own CTS. There is increasing evidence that good purebred males have wide influence on the quality of young stock and on the returns from stock raising operations.
 One day recently the United States Department of Agriculture enrolled in the Better Sires-Better Stock" movement several ranchmen, each of whom had more than 1000 head of live stock. One flock of sheep con- tained 250 purebred ewes and 3,450 crossbred ewes, the sires being all purebred. 4 cattle raiser who enlist ed in the campaign the same day no- tifed the department: T have dis posed of two grade Hereford bulls recently, having decided to run noth- ing but purebred sires." This remark is typical of the progress of the move ment in Montana.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-11-04
HOG OF MEDIUM WEIGHT DE-
 MAND HIGHEST PRICES

Hogs which furnish a big propor- tion of the pork products which are most in demand on the market, are those which command the Highest market price, states T. Roy Reid, live stock marketing agent of the Agri- cultural Extension Division, Univer- sity of Arkansas.
 A hog is not always hog when it is to be sold on themarket either as feeder or killer, points out MT. T. Roy Reid. There are essential differences in quality, finish, and weight which cause large variations in market prices for different class animals.
 The market demand is strongest for medium weight hogs selling under 250 pounds. Good, smooth well fin ished hogs from 180 to 200 pounds will usually sell near the top price. Hogs which are over-fat and those which are thin are not preferred.
 The killing value of the hog is les sened by heavy shoulders, shallow and narrow hams, low narrow back, and soft or wripkled side. The mar ket hog should show smoothness, uni formity and fullness throughout. Roughness as shown by the hair, bone paunchiness, or wrinkled heavy skin, indicates a low killing percent and thus discounts the value of the hog.
 Certain feeds such as mast, peanuts and rice bran, produce an oily or soft fat, and hogs which have been fed on such feeds generally command price about $2.00 hundred weight under the price paid for strictly corn fed hogs. Hogs which are fattened on these feeds should be fed corn for a period of four to six weeks before placing on the market. so far, there has been very few good hogs from Arkansas discounted because of being soft.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-11-04

Laboratory of the department at Madison, Wis.
 In 1919 there were 65,556,247 gal Ions of creosote, 2,412,592 gallons of paving oil, 102,011 gallons of miscel- laneous preservatives used in the United States, in addition to 43,483,- GOO pounds of zinc chloride, the larg- est quantity of this preservative ever reported by the industry. Of the creosote, 6,493,000 gallons were inn ported.
 Prior to 1917 the plants of this country depended upon foreign man ufacturers for approximately 50 per cent of the creosote consumed. Most of this oil came from Germany and England. During the war, however, this supply was cut off, and the plants looked to domestic producers for their supply. Nearly all of the importations in 1919 were from Eng land and Canada
 The material treated consisted of cross-ties, poles, wood blocks cross arms, construction timbers, and mis- cellaneous material, largely for rail roads, mines, and telegraph and tel ephone companies. The total amount of wood subjected to preser- vative treatment by the 108 plants that were active during 1919 was 139,878,584 cubic feet, or 17,265 ,694 more than the previous year. About 80 per cent of this wood consisted of railroad crossties
The Carlisle independent., 1920-11-04
PASTURE CORN STALKS AND
 PREVENT WASTE

"With the low price of cotton put ting a crimp in our pocket books and making us feel the world isn't treat ing Us right, let's not forget that Ar kansas Is not ready to take count, is the optimistic advise of H. K. Thatcher, district farm demonstration agent for north central Arkansas.
 Don't give up and don't plan to leave the farm just because of the present gloomy outlook. Arkansas is a long way from being out of the run ning. However, some close economy will be needed to pull the old farm through Look around and see If there is anything that can be utilized that heretofore might have been wasted.
 "Take a look at the old corn field. Were you guilty of burning the stalks last spring? If you were do not commit that crime against your land and your pocket book again. Let the cows, hogs and mules eat the rough age. There isn't so much food value in the dried up corn stalks and leaves but they fill'em up, and the cows -es- pecially do better and consume less other feed if they have satisfied filed up feeling. Pasture your cornstalks."
The Carlisle independent., 1920-11-04
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a local disease, greatly in- fiuenced by constitutional conditions, and in order to cure il you must take an internal remedy. Halls Catarrh Medi- cine is taken internally and acts thru the blood on the mucous surfaces of the system Halls Catarrh Medicine was in fbis eoStru one for 0 I F P ;s co posed of some of the best tonics known combined with some of the best blood purifiers The perfect combination of the ingredients in Halls Catarrh Medi- cine is what produces such wonderful results in catarrhal conditions. Send for testimonials free.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO, Props, Toledo, o.
 All Druggists, 75c.
 Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-11-04
WOOD PRESERvATIVE OUTPUT
 IN | s. MAKES LARGE GAIN

Investigation by the Forest Service of the United States Department of Agriculture shows that the use of wood preservative has increased to a large extent in the United States. Valuable work on wood preservation has been done at the Forest Products
The Carlisle independent., 1920-11-04

Cotton and wool both being cheaper it seems natural in these topsy-turvy times for clothes to be higher.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-19
Canadian Premier To
Begin Speaking Tour

Winnipeg. Man., Oct. ls.-Rt. Hon.
Arthur Meighen. prime minister Of
Canada, will open his speaking tour
in the west by a meeting to be held
in Winnipeg October rs. The Winni-
peg meeting will follow one in STAFF
louisville, Ont. at which Mr.. Meighen
will open the government campaign
in the East Elgin, Ont, bye-election,
a critical election in a farming dis
trict. for the government.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-19

Program For
Year Is Gut

The sprogram9for the years work OF
the Dakota Playmakers. the
stty dramatic society, was announced
yesterday. The feature event Is the
Pilgrim Tercentenary pageant-fete,
which will be given in May in col.
alteration with the department OF
physical education for women.
The first, public program Of the
society is to be given on November ~
and 10, when three Qne-act plays Will
be presented. Tryouts for membership
in the society are to be held tomorrow
afternoon.
The program for. the year is:
Oct. 20, MISUNDERSTANDING try
outs. Davis hall parlor. 5000
Oct FL, Thursday-First regular
meeting. (Women's League rooms,
Oct. 90, Friday-Public. announce
ment Of successful candidates. (Bul-
letfn board.)
Oct. Is. Thursday-Annual recep-
ton for new members. (Woddworth
gymnasium, 1900
Nov. 1913, Thursday and Friday
First public program. Three standard
Nov. %, Monday-Second regular
meeting. }(Woodworth gymnasium.
1900
Dec. 16, Thhrsday-second public
program. Christmas play. Metro
politan theatre, Grand Forks.).
Jan. 6, Thursday-Third regular
meeting. and annual Twelfth Night
revels. (Woodworth gymnasium,
Feb. 20. Tuesday-Third public pros
gram. Annual senior production. A
Pilgrim play. metropolitan theatre.
Grand Forks \ - & X NF3H =
Feb. %, Monday-Fourth regular
meeting. (Woodworth gymnasium,
May 5-e, Thursday and Friday
Fourth public program. Arneberg
prize plays for 1921. (Woodworth
auditorium, 8:15.)
May 9, Monday-Fffth regular
meeting. (Woodworth gymnasium,
1900
May 1921. Friday and Saturday
Fifth public program. Pilgrim Ter
centenary Pageant-Fete, in collabora-
ton with Department of Physical
Education for Women. university
campus, S.:OO.)
May 30-Final. regular meeting OF
the year. (Woodworth gymnasium,
s'oV'| @ f# 49, st-st 81 Co..
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-19
WILSON ALIVE TO
WHEAT SITUATION

Bismarck, N. D., Oct. 19.-President
Wilson fully recognizes the impor-
lance of the wheat situation in the
northwest and has requested the fed
eral trade commission and the depart
ment of agriculture to look into the
matter at the earliest possible mo-
ment with a view to determine what,
If anything, can properly be done.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-19
Many Canadian Soldiers
Were Blinded In War

Winnipeg, Man.. Oct 1s.-one hun
dred and fifty Canadian soldiers lost
their eyesight in the great war. In
Great Britain, 1000 soldiers were
blinded, 5000 in France, 1000 in
Italy and 1000 in Germany. besides
unknown numbers in Russia and 9TH
er European countries. Captain E. A.
Baker, NJ. c., Croix de Guerre, gave
these figures to members of the Can
adam club.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-19
DAMAGE CASE q
Is HEARING SET \
4 FOR JAN. 3
.. S. Supreme courtto Hear
5 Action Of North Dakota
Against Minnesota.

washington. Oct. l9.-aearings in
the original suit lnsliuted by ->or.4l
Dakota against Minnesota to restrain
the latter from Continuing an
lawful trespass" by operation Of GER
taiit projected drainage. plans, was
set today by the supreme court for
January 8, North Dakota contends
that the water from the proposed
bitches will overflow and injure lands
within its territory.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-19
Auto Gang Bandits Az
Work III This State

Minot, N. d. Oct. 1s.-The auto
gag bandits have reached the western
part ofsthe state. John Hook, garage
man at Foxholm, was tied, gagged
and left in q shack near Tasker by two
men who had hired him to drive them
to Burlington. The men stole his ma
chine.
The details OF the case are identi-
cal with the case reported from
Moorheads Mimi, some time g Of
a schoolboy, being asked by two
strangers for ride, and who gagged
him, tied him to a tree and made OF
with the boys auto.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-19
/. H. RICHARDS
WILL SPEAK HERE
{. AT WESLEY cOLEECE'

Dr. Erwin n. Richards. missionary
and lecturer, will appear ats Wesley
college from November TO IA, In
elusive az the frst Of several speakers
who are to speak 1t the college this
sment made last night by DIR. 2. r.
Dr. Richards Is we'll known over
the country as an exceptionally fine
speaker and is recognized as an au-
Ethority on Africa. ~ s RI
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-19
minnesota Notified.

q, Paul. Oct. 1s.-Clifford' L. Hill
ton, attorney general for Minnesota,
TODAY received word from Washing
on that the hearing on the damage
suit for $1,000, 900. brought by North
Dakota against Minnesota. would be
held in Washington on January 3.
The case never has been tried and
will come before the United States
supreme court as ar original action.
North Dakota contends that valuable
lands have been flooded as the result
OF the drainage Of Minnesota lands by
the Mustinka ditch. which flows into
Lake Traverse, on the western border
Of Minnesota.
North Dakota is attempting to seek
an Injunction to prevent the pouring
Of drainage waters into the lake by
Minnesota, and says that as a result
much land in Richland county and
northeastern North Dakota has been
flooded and made worthless.
z. s Oakley, assistant attorney
eenera Of Minnesota, has been work.
Ing on this case with Attorney Gener-
ell Hilton, and they expect to repre-
sent the state at n supreme court
bearing.
south Dakota has a similar action
pending, as it is contended that lands
ia northeastern South Dakota also
were damaged by being flooded. The
South Dakota case involves facts sim
liar to those Of the North Dakota
case and it will not be taken into
court until after the disposition of
the North Dakota case.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-19
WILL ATTEND GOLDEN WE'D
DING IN KAISER'S TOWN

Fergus Falls. Mimi. Oct. 19.-An-
thony r. Van Dyk, city park superin-
tendent, will sail on November 70 Tor
Amerongen, Holland, to attend the
golden wedding Of his parents.
The late German kaiser has his
quarters at Amerongen.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-24
PoDvRACAJU PoKRoKAR.
sTvo uoxA.

Columbus, %. sept. - V sobo-
tn zahajena bola tn republican
ska volebna kampan, na ktorej
recnili statny republikansky pred
seda Clark a senator Capper z
Kansas. Clark svojej reel pod
vracal ddaje, ze Cox je pokroko-
w clovek a dokazal originalnym
telegramom, ktory Cox zaslal svo
jim >spravcom kampane, ked' sa
uchadzal guvernerstvo, v kto-
rom telegrame ziadal svojich pria
tel'ov, ably slovo 'progressive' -
bolo vynechane opisu jeho cha
rakteru a politickeho presvedce-
MIA. Dalej tiez dokazoval, ze Cox
tvrdi nepravdu, ked' hovori, ze
nikdy pocas svojho guvernerstva
nepos,al vojsko ma potlacenie
strajkov, lebo roku 1919 vydal
rozkaz, ably Statna milicia bola Wy
pravena do Canton na potlacenie
tamojsieho Strajku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-24
MUsKY no yYzRADILY.


Henry Stewart pri North Jack
son 81 varil palenAu sam, ale sta
tni detektivi neniohli no pri tom
nikdy prichytit'.E Nedavno ISL
tiez prehliadat' ho dom, ale ne
nasli mic. Vysli letona ma pole a
pozorne: prthlia dsf ss1h Jeho FAR
mu. W sa chceli vratit' domov,
ked' tn jeden detektiv zazrel ko-
pu ciernych hrozienkovych mu-
Sick okolo jedneho miesta. Po-
dupkal nohou pocul duty zvalk.
Ked' jamu otvoril, videli pekne
zariaden1 palenicu a v nej styri
study palenceneho kvasu. Stewar-
ia chytili a odviedli'd do okresneho
vazenia. Keby ME muchy, Dol by
varil dnes palenku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-24
Poliaci stale
napreduj1

Varsava, %. sept. Pol 'sks
vojska nz dplne yyhnali bolseyi-
koy Pol'ska a vtrhly ma rusk6
dzemie yiacerych stran. Pevno-
sti Rovno Dubno, ktore SO ma
chodia uz Rusku, vychodne cd
Galfcie, paddy do pol 'skych r1k.
Najnovsie Poliaci zahajili ofen-
zlvu ma fronte okoli Grodna,
kde ma vel iizemi vedie sa
tuba bitka.
Riga, 22. sept. Pol ski mie-
row delegati vydali osyedeenie,
ze hranice medzi Pol 'skom q Rus
kom nem6zu byt' tie, axe ustali-
la spojenecka konferencia, lebo
od zaciatku syetovej vojny etno-
graficke hranice sa vel mi po-
zmenily. Hranice 81 vraj oni sami
S Ruskom vyjednajii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-24
Nova vldda ' Cesko.
Slovensku

Praha. - Tusarova vlada "a
d'akovala pre- roztrzku medzi
miernymi a radikalnymi sociali-
stami. .Prezident Masaryk vyme-
noval nasledovn1 vladu, ktora
bude doGasne iiradovat':
DIR. Cerny, predseda minister
stva a minister vnntra. ministrom
obrany: Husak, posty: DIR. Fatka,
zemedelstva: Brdlik, socialnej
peclivosti: dr.. Gruber, unifikacie
zakonov: dr.. vi. Fajnor (Slovak)
zdravotnlctvo: DIR. Prochazka, "a
hranicie: dr.. Benes, financie: En-
glis, vyucovanie: dr.. Susta, spra-
vedlivost': Popelka, obchod: Ho.
tovetz, vyzivovahie: Prusa, zelez-
nice: DIR. Burger, S plnou mocou
pre- Slovensko: dr.. Micura, nitr.
zupan. - Il
DR.. Cerny Dol preds. zemskej
politickej spravy ma Morave. Ce-
le ministerstvo pozostava kra-
jinskyych dradnfkov, politicke
strany no teda nevymenovaly a
je podobne v mnohom OIL 'ade ma
semu amer. ministerstvu. Bud1ca
riadna vlada, ktora bude sosta-
vena dakedy po Novom roku, ne
bude uz tax silno zast1pena soci-
alistami pre- ich rozcesnutie ma
dive strany.
Prezident Masaryk V dopise k
novemu premierovi hovori, ze no.
We ministerstvo je len zatym-
nym, a ziada 81 prevadzat' i ma
d'alej politiku odstdpivsej vlady.
Odstupujdcemu premierovi Tu-
sarovi napisal prezident, ze jeho
odst1penie deje sa'v chvfli, ked
vlada mala dspech ako vn1tri,
tax ma vonok.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-24
HARDING sA NEzAsTANE
IRSKA.

Londyn, %. sept. - Morning
Post dostal kabel cd svojho zpra-
vodaja, ktory NAL rozhovor $
Hardingom 0 irskej otazke. Dl' "a
udania zpravodaja Harding sa
NAL vyslovit', ze ifska otazka ne
tyka sa ami Spojenych Statov, a.
nj Lfgy Narodov, ale ze je vn1-
tornou otazkou Anglie, ktora 81
.ju sama ma rozllstit'. Guy. Cox
sa pred nedavnom vyslovil, ze ak
bude zvoleny "a prezidenta, ze O.
tazku Irska hned' predlozf ku
rozhodnutiu Lige Narodov ze
bude podporovat' Irsko snahe
"a samostatnost 'ou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-24
Harding proti
polovicatyn
Amerikanon,

Marion, %. sept. Minulei So
boty bola' tn deputacia cudzine
rodenych obcanov, pozostavajl-
cich rozilGnych narodnostf, ku
ktorej republikansky kandidat "a
prezidenta povedal vyznamnti
rec. Harding v svojej reel rozhod-
ne zatracoval polovicate ameri-
kanstvo sl'dbil pracovat' "a Il
pine zamerikanizovanie cudzin-
GOV. Pocas vojny ,Amerika zkdsi-
la, co je polovicaty amerikaniz-
mus, ked' vel'ka tiastka Ameri-
kanov sympatizovala Nemec-
kom druha ciastka so spojenca-
mi. Amerika bola nebezpeci. A.
lie on nevini, z toho v cudzine ro-
denych obcanov, lez sam1 ameri-
ck1 vladu, ktora zanedbavala W.
chovu cudzincov americkom
h
duchu. Dalej to pokracovat' me-
moze, lebo by sa mohlo stat, re
pri niektorych vol ol'bach Ameri-
ka by bola ma milosti nemilosti
hlasov tych obeanov, ktorych srd-
cia este tiahnu k Europe, v .kto-
rom pade Amerika by ztratila
svoju narodnd neodvislost' Har-
ding potion este hovoril proti a.
kemukol'vek zapletaniu sa Anne
riky do zalezitostf Europy, lebo
to napomaha delenie sa americke-
no obeanstva na skupiny a zabn-
daSsa- ma amerieke povinnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-24
Stavia sd 5 ku /, ze Harding
zvit All.

New York, 90. sept. - Vo fl
nancnom distrikte tohto mesta
znaeene boly stavky pomere 5
ku l, ze Harding bude nasim bu-
dlcim prezidentom Coxovi pria-
telia ziadaj1 Z dolarov proti l
pri stavkach. Najvacsia stavka
zaznacena bola tn yeera, ked' je-
den republican .postavil $500 ma
Hardinga prot $1,000 ma Coxa.
Ma Wall st. v New Yorku vedia
najlepsie hadat', kto bude zvole-
ny v novembri tieto stavky ma
svedcuji, ze vit'azstvo Hardinga
povazujn "a iste.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-24
GENERALITY TANEC MA
~. STRUTHERS.

Dostali sme depesu po dstnei
telegraph, ze .Slovaci ma sStrodes
uz zunovali ustavicne pikniky a
usporiadaj1 81 ma t1to nedel II
tak1 starokrajov1 muziku, ma
ktorej bude hrat dvadsat' ciga-
nov. Najvacsia novota bude ia, ze
ma tejto muzike nebude slobodno
tancoyat' mladencom a dievea-
tom, tych dajl do roboty obslu-
hovat' krepkych tanecnfkov od
25 do 100 rokov starych. Kto
chce videt', ako nase mamky a
tatkovia 81 vedia este zavirgat', !,
mech sa "neomylne dostavi".
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-24
sMRT sLovENsKYCH DIEToK

Zuzanna Benko, 5-mesacna dee.
ra Michala a Eleny Benko, 70.
mrela. vo Stvrtok rano 10
hodine ma komplikaciu hemoci v
domacnosti rodicov pod {. 1850
Midland Ave. Pohrab vybavi rev.
Dubos v sobotu o 9. hod. rano 2
rodicovskeho domu a pochoyana
bude v Calvary cintorine.
August Kepko, 7-roeny syn Au-
gusta Matildy Kepko, 5S7 Di-
xon St., zomrel mestskej nemoc-
nici " stredu o 1.3O hod. po po-
ludnf ma tyfusov1 horncku, ktorn
dostal minuleho tyzdna. Chodil
do Garfield skoly. .Zanechava S
rodiemi brata Edyarda q sestry
Augustinu, Alzbetu Katarfnu,
tiez starych rodieov, p. a pi. Kep-
ko v Johnstown. Pa. =. Pc hrab
odbavi rev. Kozelek v sobotu ra-
no 8. hodine z kostola sv. Cy-
rilla Methoda. Pochovany bude
v Calvary cintorine.
Jan Kopanicak, 3-mesacny syn
eek Antona a Julie Kopanicak,
zomrel v stredu g. hod. veeer
V domacnosti rodieov, ma Henry
ST., Stop 25, Sharon line, ma det-
sk1 chorobu. s rodicmi zanecha-
va dvoch bratov tri sestry. Po-
hrab odbavf rev. Kozelek 2 ko-
stola sv. Cyrilla a Methoda v pia-
tok rano O 9. hodine. Pochovany
bude v Calvary cintorfne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-24
Coxov zivot visel ma nitke.

GUY. James M. Cox, demokra-
ticky kandidat ma prezidenta, ce-
stujnc po State Arizona ma zvla-
stnom vlaku, v stredu malom ze
neprisiel o zivot, ked' jeho vlak
sa vysinul kol'ainic a prekotil
do priekopy. Cox Dol vysmareny
ma II stop vlaku, ale sa mu cell
kom mic nestalo a svoiu cestu po-
kracoval ma automobile do Albu-
queraue, kde NAL drzat politi-
ck1 rec. Prfcina melody bola, ze
kol'ajnice boly povolnene.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-24
Cerveny Kriz daroyal $26, 900 M
1stav pre- Is. mrx&6kov.

Cesko-slovenske oddelenie Ger
'eneho Kriza New Yorku nam
sdel'uje, ze isty americky Milo
mar daroval Amer. Cervenemu
Krfzu $4,000 so ziadost 'ou, aby
ten obnos dany Dol ma najlepsf
1eel. Amer. Cerveny Kriz ten OBJ
nos venoval ma Bakulov 1stav pre-
mrzakov, v ktorom dr.. Bakula
'yueuje deti bez rdk bez n6h,
'ko 81 zarabat' ma ziXobytie. Ten
o nstav sa nachodi ' Prahe a u
uozneny boil len pomocou darov
I'd Amer. Cerveneho Kriza. Tu je
l'alsf dokaz, preco name vstu-
oovat' "a elenov Cerveneho Kri-
Ia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-24
Druha podobna vrazda.

Minulej nedele vecer zavrazle-
ny boil ma Front st. Srb Pavel We
renaka, dl a udania jeho manzeI-
ky, lupeznfkmi. Behom paru dni
ale vysy;1lo, ze Verenaka zabili
jeho krajania ze tt akiste b1li
najatl. ieho vlastnou zepou, ako
to boln vrazdou Poliaka Pichai-
skfho, ktoreho zena najala vca
hov-Poliakov "a $500, aby no cd.
pratali 20 sveta. Policia zatkla
Verenakovu zenu i Daniela Wit.
ca Vasu Basica okresnom va.
zeni vo Warren vo vysetrovani
pokracp.ie. Verenakovci byvali v
Girard.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-24
Pan Grosshandler predsedom
statneho republ. vyboru
cudzineckej tla6e.

Pan N. Grosshanaler spravca
nasej tlaciarne vymenovany Dol
statnym republikanskym vyborom
V Columbus "a predsedu statne-
no vyboru cudzineckej tlace. On
bude mat ma starosti uverejno-
vanie republikanskych clankov
vo vsetkych cudzineckych caso-
pisoch Y Ohio, ako al vydavanie
knizociek, poucuj1cich volicov a
menovite volicky, ako prevadzat
svoje hlasovacie pravo- Bhde mat
(svoju 1radovnu v Columbus.