davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1920-05-20

If the railroad strike cost the
public $6,000,00O a day, and the
government $125,000,0OO, aside
from the loss to industry and to
business would it not be wise to
organize system whereby these
expensive disturbances of the ma
tion's business and industrial e.
economy may be adjusted without
such tremendous loss and incon-
venience? It does not seem that
strikes are necessary; and COM
pulsory arbitration seems to be
the best way out of the serious
difficulties that have cost this ma
tion so much.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1920-05-20

Professor E. C. Black Of Boston
University is authority for the
statement: "All those who put
money as the first consideration
in any profession are in the same
class as auto bandits" That's
right, Professor, the people want
the value Of their money, and
when they pay the price, whether
it be for brains or muscle, they
want their moneys worth. A lot
of what we are paying for today
might more properly be classed
as damaged goods" or factory
culls."
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1920-05-20

DR.. Wood Hutchinson, who
wrote confidently that man never
lived to be. over 100, and that all
who claimed to have reached that
age were r0mancing, must have
lived in very narrow circle, and
In very unhealthy climate. There
are many authentic records Of
men and women who have exceed
ed that age by a number Of years.
The death of Thomas Morrisey of
Ainsley, Nebraska, at the age of
126, is proven by the record Of his
birth. In the vicinity of the
White Mountains, in New Hamp-
shire, many men and women have
lived beyond the century mark,
and the writer Of this article was
personally acquainted with a man
and wife, both past the century
mark, who were carrying on their
farm without help, and another,
who, at the age of LOG, died of
heart failure while shelling corn
In his barn. All over New Eng
land there are records of men and
women who have passed that age.
and some may be seen alive today.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1920-05-20

,Carranza is finding the city of
Mexico altogether too uncomfort-
able a place to do the govern
ment business, and has fled the
city. The state Of Mexico has
Joined the revolution and con-
sternation reigns. Carranza's
political career seems to be near
an end, and unless he leaves the
country his earthly remains may
be used to start a new cemetery
in honor of his questionable ad-
ministration.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1920-05-20

Poor old st. Petersburg, to
what depths hast thou fallen? It
is now Leningrad, so named in
honor of Lenine upon his 50th
birthday. Originally st. Peters
burg, in honor Of its founder.
Peter the Great; changed to Pet
rogad by the late Czar, at the be-
ginning Of the war, and now Len
ingrad, in honor Of the most
prominent exponent Of national
depravity known to civilization.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1920-05-20

DR.. A. E. Cameron, a Canadian
entomologist, says: "The grass
hopper is doomed by the spread
of a.parasite, a which Is being de-
veloped at the University of Sas-
katchawan. and there will be no
more grasshoppers after this
year" Let US hope the learned
Doctor is correct. But, what are
we going to do for fish bait?
The chances are that bread will
be higher In Chicago. The bakers
of that city got an increase in
their wage scale that puts them
in the preferred class. Day ba-
kers will now receive $55 per
week, and night bakers $64.40 per
week. When will the next raise
come?
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1920-05-20

Editor Mooney, of the Memphis Commercial Appeal
takes great interest in farming and everything that re-
ates TO the good OF the whole people, He believes that
underproduction is the great evil of the dav ad tht
prices Of all products will high or low just as the supply
IS large or small He even finds that there is great
shortage Of babies, and writes up eitorialy two trims
that he recently made to the country
Every word that Mr. Mooney saws in this editorial 70
produced in todays paper applies to Rankin county with
the exception OF the underproducton of children We
navnt heard Of anybody drinking any of "Co Henry's
Tor food crop good the outlook for increased
populations shouldn't worry
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-04-23

por. Ia sudcom Andersonom ho4
voril rev. Moys ' slovenskej reei.
Hovoril, ze Kolumbnsa sam Pan
Bob postal objavit' Ameriku, aby
nej vsetky narody sveta maly
pozehnanie. Amerika doniesla pal
mu Wit 'azstva pre- male narody.
Slovensky narod bude kr&cat ru-
ka v ruke s americkym narodom
ma poll humanity, osvety a demo-
kracie. Vyniesol prfpitok prezi-
dentovi Wilsonovi americkemu
narodu.
Lit. Stephen M. Andre u. S. A.,
jeden 2 prvych dobrovol 'nikov,
NAL peknd rec "a slovenskych yo-
jakov, v ktorej povedal, ze slo-
venskf vojaci pomohli oslobodit'
eeskoslovenskyy narod. Pod ako-
val sa meme vsetkSch jun&kov %
poctu, ktord i'm preukazujeme.
Porucik Moraveik povedal nie-
kol 'ko SLOW o bojoch "a nasu slo.
bodu.
Rev. Dubos vel mi padne odpo.
vedal tyym, ktorf sa posmievajd z
mena Cechoslovak. " tomto meme
reprezentoyany je TAX Slovak, a.
ko Czech, ale v axiom pomere stojf
Slovak ku menu Mad 'ar6n? Toto
mech nam vysvetlia II mad 'ar6ni!
Poslednym re6nikom boil red.
Belohlavek z Pittsburghu.
Poeas banketu hrala Boylesova
oreestra spieval kvartet 20 spec
vokolu osady sv. Cyrilla a Metho-
ia. Co byvaly Glen rozlicnych spe-
vokolov mozem bez predpojatosti
vyhlasit' ze ma spev tohto kvar-
tetu prekvapil. Nikdy by som 81
nebol myslel, ze v Youngstowne
Slovaci maiti take spevacke talen-
ty. Panu Mrazekovi, cvititel 'oyi
spevokolu gratulujeme, ze pod je-
no vedenim spevokol osady sv.
Cyrilla q MethOda stoif ma tak
vysokom stupni.
Bolo uz okolo IL. hodiny, ked,
sa hostia za6ali rozchadzat'. Ka-
zdy NAL len til najlepsiu mienku
o bankete. Boil to ieden najkraj.
Sich!
Odznaky, ktors maly byt' pri-
pnute nasiln hrdinom ma prsia
mayorom Warnockom, neboly do
dane. Cd vyrabatel'ov prisiel do
pis, ze odnzaky s1 ma ceste, ale
odznakov nebolo. Mayor Warnock
Ease NAL sarlach v domacnosti,
preto nemohol byt' prftomny.
Vzdor tomu nasi chlapci citili So
vyborne ! bez odznakov d&vania,
lebo vedeli, lie co So pre- Mich uro-
bilo, urobene bolo 20 srdca vd'a.
enc. Odznaky dostani v prihod-
nom case.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-04-23

MlnuieJ nedele, dina IL. aprlla
youngstownski Slovaci mali slav-
most, ma ktorn tax l'ahko neza-
bndnd. Pripravovali sa ma nu W.
Sc dvoch mesiacov. Vsetky slo-
venske spolky ju usporiadaly spo-
lu Okresnym Sborom Sloven-
skej Ligy. Ked' sa slavnost' "a
Gala organizovat', slovenske spoil
Ky z Youngstown okolia vyslaly
svojich zastupcov ma vyborove
sch6dze, kde sa vsetko do tych
najmensich podrobnostf ujednalo
a vypracovalo v najkrajsej svor-
nosti.
Tato slavnost' vzkrs,a my
sli najlepsich poprednych Slo-
vAkov tunajsich. Ked' vojna W.
pukla, sta nasich mladych Slova-
kov narukovalo k vojsku. Ked'
sa vojna Wit 'azne skoncila, chceli
SINE nasim Wit 'azom aspon maj
mensiu radost' sposobit uvitat'
ich. Ably ia uvitaeka bola nejaka
pamatna, usnesene bolo, ably O.
krem banketu mali SINE al slav-
nostnil prednasku.. Otazka bola,
kde, a akych reGnikov 81 zadova-
Zine. Ma zaciatku marca prisli do
Ameriky lradnf vyslanci Sloven-
skeho Klubu Poslancov, PIP. rev.
Ladislav Moys Jan Pocisk, ably
50 v meme tSchto zastupitel 'ov ma
roda pod 'akovali americkym Slo-
rakom "a poskytnutd pomoc pri
oslobodeni naroda tiez ably tn
eelili zradcovskej praci l'udf, kto-
ri sd bud'to plateni agent ma
d'arskej vlady, bud to okt6brovf
Slovaci a ich zavedene obete. Te-
dy SINE sa moe nejednali reeni-
kov. Ma schodzi, vydrziavanej
dna 7. marca jednohlasne usnese-
ne bolo, aby sme pozvali predna-
Sat- rev. Moysa, p. Jana Pociska,
Is. ambasadora vo Washingtone
Jana G. Masaryka, cs. vol. atase-
no pluk. Vladimira Hurbana, p.
Alberta Mamateya a z tunajslch
Amerikanov recnikov NAL povo-
lat adv. Jan Willo. Ziaden 20 za-
stupcov spolkov nenavrhoval nj
koho ineho "a recnika ami ma tel
to schodzi, ami ma ziadnej inej
schodzi vyboru slavnosti. Toto je
fakt, ktory SINE museli spomendt' !,
aby 81 niekto nemyslel, ze vybor
slavnosti nejednal spravodlive.
Len ma poslednej schodzi clenovia
vyboru sa dozvedeli, ze sa ma
Struthers cosi chysta. Keby tt
l'udia odtial' boil mali aspon len
trosieku rozumu, boil by znali, ze
taxa slamost' ma vybor a ze ten
vtbor vybera, prijfma alebo od-
meta recnfkov, a boil by prisli s
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-04-23
Smutn1 hrdna struthers obklopeny zenam chce mat
Rudinskeho recnika, ktoreho tam ami neboo Velke
rozhorcenie mad jeho jednanim.

navrhom ma sch6dzu. Jeden ich
znamych eosi zacal hovorit' Ru-
dinskom II. aprila, ale este pred
zahajenim schodze a ked' sa sch6-
dza zahajila, jeho az tam nebolo.
Ostatnf clenovia vyboru poeas
sch6dze ami len nespomenuli toto
memo a po sch6dzi sa vyslovili, ze
to memo nechcn ami len poGut
viacej, ME zeby SINE 0 nom pojed-
naval. A tax SINE ami nepoied-
navali tom meme. Ku cti vset-
kych sloyenskych spolkov mech je
tn spomenute, re ziaden zastupca
nenavrhoval ami Rudinskeho, ami
Zaliberu "a recnika. s. s. X. 20
Struthers, ackol 'vek znalo 0 scho-
dzach vyboru, 1Yikt4ys n 't1rvysialo
zastupcov a svoje ziadosti nepo-
dalo ami centom nepodporilo w
davky prednasky banketu. A
takymto l'ud 'om mali SINE sa dat
rozt 'ahovat
I nastal den slavnosti. Recnici
priSli Pittsburghu S vlakom o
$40 pc. poludni. Miesto p. Mama
teya prisiel p. Karol Belohlavek,
redaktor "Slovenskeho Hlasnika'' >
co zastupca br. Mamateya. Masa-
ryk Hurban Washingtonu ne
mohli prist'. Ked' recnici prisli,
vel 'ka hala sv. Kolumby bola uz
preplnena. Znalci hovorili, ze sa
tam vmestf vyse 1000 l'udi.
Paru mindt pred prednaskou
vyboru bolo sdelene, ze predseda
prednasky p. Jozef Vasok lezi
t'azko nemocnEy, preto vybor W.
menoval 81 "a predsedu p. Jozefa
G. Vascaka, elena vyboru. Sotva
p. Vascak vypovedal slovo, jeden
20 Zaliberovych l'udi no pretrhol
zaeal citat' V MEME byv. voja-
kov ziadost', ze oni chc1 Rubin
skeho "a recnfka alebo Zaliberu!
Ked' spomenul memo Rudinskeho,
to okolo Zalibera rozostavene ze-
ny (jeho telesna straz) zacaly kri-
Cat "ano, my chceme pana Ru-
dinskeho!" (nikto i'm nebranil. a.
by ho maly v ktor1kol'vek inn
hodinu) "a mimi krical al Zali-
bera, az sa mu brucho triaslo a
oci blyst ally, dobre 81 pupok me-
vydul. Zprvu sa zdalo, ze toho
bude pekny vyhadzov z haly, ale
ked' sa zaliberovci odvolavali ma
"square deal'', tax SINE i'm chceli
dokazat', ze my vieme, co je to,
ale oni ME. PriSli tam jednoducho
preto, aby prednasku "a kazd1
cenu prekazili len to 81 priali,
aby SINE povolali policiu, vediac,
ze by bolo pc prednaske. Ale my
SINE i'm dovolili sa yybesnet' a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-04-23
krasny banket ma pocest
hrdinov vrcholom slavnosti
WISE $50 UCAsTNfKOv, WISE 100 vOJAKov,
RICKYCH sLOvAKoV BoLO PRfTOMNf
Kvartet osady Cyrilla Methoda umelecky predesol
nase spevy Boyles' orcestra hrala vyberane husky.

| Blanket, ktory minulej nedele
usporiadali youngstownski Slova.
ci svojim hrdinom 70 svetovej voj
ny, Dol jednym z najkrajsich. akl
kedy usporiadany boil v nasej ko
lonii. Hned' po prednaske ODE
censtvo hrnulo sa do Hotel Ohio,
'kde vo vel'kej jedalni prikrytt
boly stoly pre- vyse 300 osob. Je-
dalna ozdobena bola americkymi
vlajkami prapormi a ma prednej
stene v prostriedku visel prapor
sluzby, "service lag vyse 25O
hviezdickami, mich devat' zla-
tyych, ktore oznaeovaly, ze ol'ko
slovenskych americkych vojakov
IL Youngstown a okolia polozilo
ziyot "a svoju novn vlast "a
esleboda syejhsI nsroda v starom
kraji.
Bolo mile sa podlvat' ma til ma
su mladez, slavnostne naladen1 a
pekne vyobliekant, v povedomi
toho, ze slavnost' usporiadana je
na jej pocest'. Bolo vidno smo-
tanku nasej spolocnosti sijdend
pospolu, vazne i zartovne besedu-
j1cu. Pozorovatel' citiI sa prfjem-
he pri pohl 'ade ma toto vsetko.
Blanket zacal sa okolo 9. hodi-
ny vecer. Ked' uz obecenstvo bo-
10 usadene, vyrojilo sa vyse 12O
junakov, uniforme bez unifor-
my, ale pekne v poriadku, po vo-
jensky. Hudba zahrala americkii
hymnu, ktori obecenstvo po sto-
jaeky vyspievalo. Potom zaeala sa
vecera. Veeera bola vytecna; W.
bornik p. Jozef Schromofsky.
ktory NAL toto ma starosti, nema
planh chut'.
Po veeeri, pri ktorej vysluhova-
Ii "eokoladovf kelneri'' sloven-
sky advokat pan Jan A. Willo.
toastmajster banketu, povedal
svoju iivodnt rec. Jeho rec bola
vel'mi krasne sostavena, v ktorej
od6vodnil, preeo SINE sa tn sisli.
ako sa nasi slovenski junaci o.
chotne hlasili pod hviezdnaty pra
por Ameriky, ked' vypukla vojna
a re boil to Slovaci, ktorf prvi u
tvorili kompaniu dobrovol 'nikov
do americkej armady nasom me-
ste. Po jeho reel, "a ktord obecen-
stvo odmenilo no hlucnym potles-
kom, predstavil sudcu Gessnera
znameho priatel a Slovakov, ktory
poeedal pekn1 patriotickh rec. Ia
sudcom Gessnerom hovoril byv
sudca Barnum, ktorv povedal, ze
sa medzi Slov6kmi citi ako donna
Praje mnoho st 'astia CS. repub-
like. Toastmajster potion predsta
vii sudcu Andersona, ktory vidal
chvalu Slovakom, ze sa vkakom
pocte hlasili pod americky pra
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-04-23


knpili tisice a tisice jutar roll cd
gr6fskych a zidoyskych magma
Sow. ked So cudzinec prechodi
po Slovensku yidi medzi chalu-
pami pekny dom, ma jeho otazku ::
"Ci je to dom9i' dostane odpo-
ved': Tam byva Amerikan!"
Jednou rukou tn vypestovali sme
easopisectyo, cbramy, skoly, a
druhou pomahah tam ma Sloven-
sku. Ked' vypukla vojna, ameri-
ckf Slovaci povedali 81: "Teraz,
alebo nikdy!'' Dbetoyali maiet-
ky, zivoty svoje Ia slobodu naro-
da, dali tisfce legionarov, ktori
nasmu narodu robilit slavu vsade,
)kde ich noha vkrocila. Slovensko
slobodne "a toto .vsetko privolava
to najsrdecnejsie Pan Bob "a
plat'!'
Tedy: pozdrav a pod 'akovanie,
TO sn tie dive posolstva, ktore nam
slovensky narod po Mich odka-
zuje.
Rev. Moys potion zaeal hovo-
rit', co sa robilo ma Slovensku,
ked' vypukla vojna. Ked' chlapi
z jeho cirkve dostali rozkaz mobi-
lizaeny, ably narnkovali, prisli ma
faru oznamit', ze sa zavcas rama
prijdu vyspovedat a prijat' svia
tost' oltArnal. Aieassta tel. noci pe-
pod oblok videl sa prechodit' ko-
hosi a noenom sere zablysly sa
bodaky zandarske. Spytal sa ich.
ci dakoho hl'adajd. Neodpovcda-
Ii. Spvtal sa ich, ci chcl fst dnu.
Odpovedali, zs ano. Prisli dnu
ma fare mu oznamili, ze "v meme
zakona kral'a" ma fst s mimi.
Siel bez protivenia sa. Odviedli
no az na piatu dedinu tam DO
vselijakom vysetrovani prepuste-
ny bol ma slobodu, lebo nicoho
proti nemu nemohli najst'. Ked'
sa pre- toto pokracovanie zaloval
predsedovi narodnej slovenskej
strany, Matnsovi Dulovi, ten mu
odpisal, ze moze byt' st 'astny, ze
sa mu horsieho neprihodilo. (Vte-
dy sa jeden spytal, co bolo Hin
kom. Dostane odpoved' pozde.j-
sie.) Katolicky knaz, verny Slo-
yak, Anton Moravcfk, Dol oko-
vach odvedeny do vazenia, ked'
mu nemohil dokazat' vinu, tiez
Dol prepusteny Mnohi popredni
Slovaci boil vazneni, zbitf a skr-
vaven1. Ked' sa vojna zaGala, ra-
k1sko-uhorska vlada polodradne
vyhlasila svetu, ze toto je vojna
ma vyhubenie Slavianov a ten BOZ
zacala nielen proti Srbom a Ru-
som, ale al proti Slovakom, &C.
chom a inym Slavianom v svojej
rfsi.
"Pocas vojny panoval celom
Raknsko- -Uhorsku hlad. Ably ste 81
vedeli predstavit', ako tam bolo.
poviem Van, com pozostaval
moi obed, obed knaza. Nal som
zaprazenl polievku, kysl1 kapu-
stu jednym vajcom q k1sok chile
ba. Ale akeho chleba! Boil hor-
ky i kysly, eierny ako zem v
prostriedku sa t'ahal ako sliny.
- Prid't tie ma divadelne pred
stavenie v nedel u vecer nod ko-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-04-23

Ked' som ia NAL taky obed, aky
obed mohol mat robotnik, ktory
"a mzdu pracoval? Lebo Ii mas
najhorsie. bolo robotnikovi a L.
radnikovi. Gazda maj svojho, co
sa mu urodilo bohac, ktory NAL
peniaze, klpil co chcel. v Cesku
zomrel jeden katolicky knaz.
Ked' no pytvali, nenasli V jeho
crevach ami najmensej znamky po
potrave. Zomrel cd hladu.
"Po porazke Rakiisanov ma ta-
lianskom bojisku, Rakisko-U -Uhor-
ska risa sa rozsypala. Nastala re-
voldcia. Ma Slovensku vypukla
revoldcia vo vsetkych vacsfch me-
stach. Ako kazda revolncia, tax i
revolhcia ma Slovensku priniesla
dvojake nasledky "a sebou: dobre
zle, tax ako bnrka. Burka ma
stane tax, ze sa v povetri nasbie-
ra mnoho hromoviny (elektriny)
ktora by l'udstvo zadusila, keby
v poslednom okamziku neziavila
sa iskra, od ktorej sa hromovina
zapali nastane burka. Po burke
byva nebO vyjasnene a povetrie
ocistene, tax ze je to povetrie ako
BALKAN. TAX je al revoldciou.
Ma. jednej strane zlo, ma druhej
dobro. 1nac to nem6ze byt'. Pri-
klad name franctizskej revolt
Gle. Y nej padlo- tisice. a tisiee IL
votov pod guilotinou, vinnych j
nevinnych. Z nabozenstva robily
sa posmesky, do chramov ma OIL
tare postavili 81 oplzle zeny a tym
sa klanali, ako bohyniam. Ale ked'
sa franciizska revolhcia vyeistila.
prlniesla "a sebou vel Ike nozehna-
ME pre- cele clovecenstvo. XruSene
bolo poddanstvo a kazdy clovek
urobeny Dol slobodnym a rovnym
pred zakonOm. Nemal Wac pred
most bohaty pred chudobnym,
pan pred poddanym. Zakon uzna-
val kazdeho "a rovneho. Ze co bo-
10 poddanstvo, to sa Wy mladsi
uz nepamatate, ale VaSi starr ro-
dicia by Vam o tom mnoho We
deli rozpravat'. NajlepSfm d6ka-
zom, ze poddanstvo bolo pravym
otroctvom je ia skutoGnost', ze
ked' sa vydavala dcera niektore-
no zemepana, dostala do vena
toll a to1'ko poddanych. Oby-
cajne sa stavalo, ze pan odtrhol
zenu od manzela, deti cd rodiGov
a nebolo proti tomu ziadnej DO
moci. Pan NAL npln1 moe mad Ii
votom smrt 'ou svojich podda-
nych. Juro Janosik, ktory sa ucil
"a farara a ked' raz videl, ako je-
no otca bill, ze nepracoval 'azsie,
nez vladal, prestal studovat'
stal sa zbojnikom, ktory pravdu
hajil krivdu trestal. Ale Janosik
Dol prislaby ma to, ably svoj l'ud
oslobodil poddanstva a musela
prfst' revolucia francGzska, a "a
llou europska, ably to uskutoeni-
la. .E
"Ja Vam budem hovorit' o
zlych nasledkoch revolucie ma
Slovensku a p. Pocisk tych do
brych. Ked' Rakdsko-Uhorsko
pablo, nasi vodcovia naroda sli do
Prahy, kde sa siSli al zastupcovia
Cechov, Moravanov a Slezakov.
Tam sa usniesli, ze sa len talk "a
(noEnpSa,,io no n4,.,A
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-04-23

ked' trochu utichovali, p. Vascak
i'm povedal tax do svedomia, ze
SINE my l'udia ME zvierata a re
ten ich square deal dostan1 plnym
pravom, ked' sa bude hlasovat "a
rezol6ciu. Toto a zjavenie sa ME
kol'kych strazcov verejneho po-
riadku "a ich chrbtami, ich tro-
chu utisilo a p. Vaseak predsta-
vii "a prveho reenika zupana rev.
Ladislava Moysa.
Rev. Ladislav Moys je pekna
muzska postava a imponuje ma
prvy pohl'ad kazdemu. Prisny
nos, vysoke cello, mile, makke oci
a hlava pokryta riedkymi vlasmi.
Obleceny bol v civilnych satoch,
len golfer NAL knazNy. To preto,
ably no nemohol mix kritizovat', re
sa kryje "a svoju reverendu. Ne
chce sa odvolavat' ma svoj stav
khazsky. Zalibera naopak: prisiel
tam v knazskom r1chu a choval
sa horsie Cd obycajneho paholka.
Robil veru cest' svojmu postave-
niu!
Rev. MoyS zacal asi takto: "U-
tlacovanl, biede sa nachodiaci
Slovaci v starom kraji, ked' po-
clli 0 Amerike, krajine slobody a
bohatstva, zaGali sa hromadne st'a
novat'. Ale ked' sem prisli, nasli
,satlasranie. Bell vel snai chladne
prijatl Amerikanmi, boil prena-
sledovanl, ba al bitf. Ale casom,
ked' Amerikani videlj, ako je mas
narod pracovity a usilovny, "a
cali 81 no ctit a vazit'. TAX al ma
81 bratia kraji prechovavajn
vel'k1 nctu voci svojim ameri-
ckym bratom, ktorym tax vel mi
d d'akujn "a svcju dobyt1 slobodu.
Ano, ia strhana, osarpana aubie-
dena mat nasa, to Slovensko. je
uz slobodne, okovy strhane. Prisli
SINE sem do Ameriky, ME bojovat'
proti taktorej politickej strane
slovenskej, ale boil SINE sem po-
slani slovenskym narodom pro-
strednictvom jeho snemovych "a
stupcov... (Zalibera skoef: "To
je loz!'' Jeho odvisliaci kricia.
Hlasy obecenstva: "Von Zali-
beru!' Jeden policajt zavola:
Komu sa nepaci, mech ide Won,
alebo bude vyhodeny!" Utisenie.) }
Moys pokracuje: Ia nesieme Vam
posolstvo, ME otravu, ale pOzdrav
cd celeho naroda ma stokrat'!
"Drube posolstvo, ktore Vam
nesieme, je vd'aka naroda. Mas
narod nikdy nezabudne "a tie do
brodenia, pracu a obete, ktore a.
mericki Slovaci priniesli ma oltar
naroda. Majneri nasi, kto-
ri umoznili Spojenxm Station Wy
hrat' vojnu zduplovanim dobyva-
mia uhlia, umoznili a dopomohli
nam tiez k slobode tax, ako cesko-
slovenskf banfci zachranili mladn
republiku cd katastrofy, ked' pra-
covali sedem dnf do tyzdna. Ame-
ricki Slovaci dali Slovakom ma
Slovensku skolu ducha a organi-
zovania. Vlivom americkych slo-
vakov nasi ma Slovensku prebii-
dali sa k povedomiu narodnemu.
Vasimi organizaciami, vasou W.
spelost 'ou a pokrocilost 'ou tuna
vbijali ste do naroda donna nadei
energiu, nedat' sa. Slovaci, ktorf
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-04-23

Prid'te ma divadelne pred
stavenie v nedel'u vecer pod ko-
stol osady Najsv. IN. Jexis.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-04-23

VzDOR ZUREN1U oKT0BRov1CH sLovAKov
KToRf cHcELI PREDNAsKU PREKAZIT, NARoD
sLovENsK9 YOUNGSTOWN DoKAzAL svoJU
LAsKU vocI osLoBoDENEJ sTAREJ vLAsTI
svOJM D0sToJN1M CHovANfM A oDHLAsovA-
MIN DovERY cEsKo -sLovENsKEJ vLADE.
Evening star., 1920-07-08
LOCAL WHOLESALE MARKET

The wholesale market prices this
morning ranged about as follows:
EggS-Strictly fresh, A; average re-
ceipts, 43; southern. AZ.
Live Poultry-Roosters. per lb.. %;
turkeys, per lb.. 3Sa43; chickens,
spring, per lb., 45a5o: hens, per lb..
81: keats. young, per lb.. 70a75.
Dressed Poultry-Fresh killed spring
chickens, per lb.. 5oa60; hens. per
lb., 80; roosters. per ID. 26; turkeys.
per h., 45a50.
Live Stock-Calves, per lb., Halls,
lambs, 15a16; sheep, Sal.
Green Fruits-Apples. new, 1.15a
200 per box: California lemons. per
box, 3,00a3.50; pineapples, 6,00aS.0 0o'
California oranges. 7.00aS.00; grape
fruit. 6,00a7 90; straw wberries, 20a35
per qt.; cherries, 15a20 per qt'
ckberries, 1Sa20.
Vegetables - Potatoes, southern,
No 2, per bbl, 5.OOa600 string beans,
per basket, 1.50a2. so; nearby. per Dbl,
2.5Oa3.5 eggplant, per crate, 2.00a
400; cabbage, per crate. 1.50a2:0o
beets. nearby, per 100. 3.00a5 500; let
tuce, nearby. per crate. 75a1-5o; Gel
cry. per doz. 1.5oa2.oo: romaine let
tuce, 1.00a125; squash, per crate,
75a1.25 spring onions, 2.00a2.50 per
100 punches; yams, S.00a10.00; spinach,
per bbl.. 250a300; Florida peppers,
per crate, 2.00a3.00; Florida tomatoes.
per crate, 250a5.00; nearby tomatoes,
per box, 3.50a7.0O; Texas onions, per
crate. 125a1.50; asparagus. per doz.'
5Oa25O; peas. 400a7.00 per bbl,; Gu
cumbers. 75a2.00 per basket; canta-
loupes, 5.00a6.00 per crate
Evening star., 1920-07-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO, July 8 Omitted States bu-
reau of markets).-Cattle-
5000 head; beef steers. better grades,
butchers and she stock. strong to %
higher; prime. 1880; pound steers,
1900; best yearlings. held at same
price; bulk beef steers. 13.O0a1665;
Gamers. cutters and bulls, steady;
veal calves. IS to LOO higher; bulk
12.50a13.25; stockers and feeders,
strong.
Hogs-Receipts. $4,000 head; active,
rs to IS higher than yesterdays aver
age; top. 1s.ss: bulk. light, and light
and over. 1a.s5a15.7o: pigs, steady to
higher.
sheeps-Receipts, 10000 head; un-
even; lambs. Is to 50 higher; sheep
strong to 80 higher; strictly choice
Idaho lambs. 1910: other Idaho lambs,
1928: top native lambs. 1900: bulk.
14.0oa16.o0; very good Oregon weth-
ers. S.26: choice Idaho ewes, 500; bluk
native ewes, aooa7.0o: choice feeding
lambs. 1910: very good wethers. 7.65.