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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-29

lures. They didn't want to put up
with anything. They weren't the sort
to care if they ever reached the
House of Secrets or not.
"But I must explain about the mes
sage I have and why I am taking you
both along. The girl is a little sur
prised that I didn't leave her behind,
for she chose the wrong road second
time, and the boy chose the right one.
"Well, do you remember, some time
back in your adventures, how you
came across the good little child Of
the story books and the bad little
child? They both lived in a vine
covered house and they couldn't get
free, they were so entangled in vines,
too, because no one would tell the
truth about them and because no one
would say that they were really a
mixture of bad and good and would
be quite nice and get to learn lot
Of things If only they were set free
from the vines Of untruth.
h. "You remember, see. I am GER
3tainly not going to make you suffer
Ain the same way. They wouldn't let
Va courier from the House Of Secrets
lido such thing. Besides, you see, it
wouldn't be fair.
''The whole trouble was that all of
rou wanted to be leaders. And this
is the message that I bring to you
two adventures from the House of
! Secrets. In the first place will tell
You my name once more; it is Co.
foperation. aa ~
s'5.Thats q terribly big name and I
suppose you don't see what can ever
edo with such big one. 1t means
1 working and pulling together
"And SO, because of my name, I
can bring this message. You worked
at odds last night. You all fought for
leadership. Each wanted his very
own way. You didn't know how to
pull together. You didn't know how
to talk things out and discuss them
and find out which sounded the best
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-29

WANTED---Two men to work on
farm. J. C. Burke, O'Leary-BoW-
ser Bldg. 3to-I
FOR RENT--On large unfinished
rocmI modern, close in, so per
week, inquire Recreation Billiard
parlor or 41S America avenue.
$751;
FOR SALE---Electric washing ma
chine. Inquire 1873 Ninth street.
Phone 9S2. lt1-z9
FOR SALE---Two partly furnished
rooms for light housekeeping, on
ground floor, ITO America avenue:
a. - 3td8-1
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-29
GERMAN LUTHERANS BUY
$4,000 ACRES IN DAKOTA
(Hy United Press)

Devils Lake, N. D., July 29.---A
syndicate of German Lutherans from
Southern minnesota headed by Rev.
ALBERT +. Winters Of =. Mankato, has
purchased 10000 acre tract Of land
surrounding Knox, N. D.. on Pleas
ant Lake. The transaction, said to
envolve half a million, was one OF
the largest land deals in the north
west.
Rev. Winters has announced that
he plans TO erect a German Lutheran
church and community school at
Knox on the banks of Pleasant lake.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-29
DESK SERGEANT KILLS
ATTORNEY AND SHOOTS SELF
lRY United PreSS)

Chicago, July 29.--Attorney L.
Ackley was shot and killed by po-
liceman, in Judge Sabbath's court
room here today. Desk Sergeant Ke
logg, with whom Acllley had some
differences, fired four shots into Ack-
ley's body, he then turned the gun on
himself and was, it is believed, IA
tally wounded.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-29
THIS TIME LAST YEAR

Cleveland scored seven runs in the
eighth with the score 3 to against
them and beat the Red SoX. ...
. Rice's homer in the eleventh in
ming enabled Washington to beat De-
troit. .-".-.s. 5-..r-~ e.. +
Jean Debuc was appointed man
ager of the Toledo American associa-
tion club.
The Jury.
The trials Of life would not be so
md r. we could render our own YER
dicts,-Cartoons Magazine.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-29
l-ovcrs, ouarreIs Not Trifis'

It has been said that Lovers .qu,r-
rels are but the srenewalaof love. There
was never a falser word. Every qu;lr,
rel is a blot oh a fair page. Forgive
ness may erase it,. but, ut the best, he
mark OF the erasure is there forever,
and the page wears thin.-S: G. Tall.
entyre. -
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-29
GOVERNOR SMALL STAYS
AWAY FROM SANGAMON CO
(By United press)

Chicago, July 29.-Len Small, H.
linois' indicted governor, today went
about the pepole's business, but stay
ed outside of Sangamon county. The
executive, accused Of JUGGLING mil
lions of dollars of the states funds
for his own personal benefit, began a
tour Of northern Illinois counties with
a view Of letting contracts for good
roads. r.. s-.....
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-29
BETTER FARMING CLUB TO
MEET ALL DAY SATURDAY

An all-day meeting of the Better
Farming club will be held Saturday
at the home of f. NJ. Pendergast, west
of town. Mrs. Pendergast will serve
dinner at noon, and business meet
ing will be held in the afternoon.
All members are urged to be present.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-29

Over 2O0,O00,000 Bibles, translated
into 52s different languages, have been
distributed by the British and Foreign
Bible society. Thibet, Nepaul, Abyssi-
MIA, part of Arabia, and Afghanistan
are still closed to the society.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-29
Dream Lore.

To dream you see flag flying in
the wind denotes trouble. To carry
one yourself foretells a change in
your affairs, generally for the better.
To see one at half mast denotes trOu-
hln
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-29
Suuar.Coated.

However they may pronounce the
word, it's your cnnsliet opinion most
s,eoule desire,-Boston3 Transcript.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-29
:, r Z - s,s.5y.s.s.. .ffH Eal dfgf.
Question Of iasa.s

B The secret OF succeswa ng}t0s
Kansas city, minista&fi bor
without money. friefIAs, 'sfset
Many are born witlionh -
without friends, hit VIZ ear
of a baby without inAaA IhFa
City Star. sssrss ss ssB{altA H.;
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-29
dissatisfied.

Nan Is made of dust and is general
), cur Tor more. Boston Transcript
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-29
ADDITIONAL WANT ADS

FOR RENT---6-room house, city wa
ter, remodeled recently. Inquire
1922 Park ave-, or phone 307-W.
y ...-., 2t7-3O
Dance in the old Armory Tuesday,
August 2. Music by Schuck's Inter-
national Jazz orchestra. Everybody
invited. ~>-. 6t8-2
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IrrSsrsTsuGuuuss
THE
TWENTIETH CENTURY
sss LIMITED :
Not All Lost
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES!

f5Eeta9s + . INCC fAlk A~cSs
An article in Wednesdays Pioneer
states that Koors and Neumann lost
their camp equipment and their
DAIRY. We doubt if that is entire
w true, even if it was mistake IN
nrint. That is, we are sure they
. didn't lose all Of their dairy. Each OF
the boys still has a couple OF calves
left. a...
And Lot of "Bull"-
..:. Get Out and Walk
a A sign on a Chicago boulevard
reads: Autoes will slow down to a
walk
That's nothing. We've seen autoes
that would even stop entirely.
Still another sign in London, Ohio:
Drive slow and see our town. Drive
fast and see our Jail.
Eut the best of all is the little town
with such bad streets that it is safe
in having a sign like this: Go faster
if you can stand it.
Auto Be q Warming
The Usual Way
Judging from all reports, the fam
inc in Russia is getting no better fast.
And then again we wonder II al.
those Russians stick to the communis-
tic ideas when it comes to u famine
and all suffer alike.
oh, that's Different
Well, Irs a Bar Anyway
RcrriJii's Young explorers tel! OF
sleeping on sand bar one night while
en- route down the Mississippi. We
have heard Of explorers and the like
sleeping Oh bars before, but not al
ways sand bars. Sometimes it was
the bar Of justice.
Ten Knights in z Dar-room-
Not Educated
hny person who has not learned to
let the Juice run down his face while
eating corn off the cob doesn't know
eli about present day joys 1t isn't
such a difficult task nor is it hard to
learn. The hardest part is getting
the corn.
With Enough Juice
Some Hunter
john was working on the section
and his lunch consisted mostly of
rabbit. One day his foreman was
asked to taste some of his rabbit, and
upon doing so, he asked John to
bring enough rabbit for two the next
day. The next day John brought
enough rabbit for two, and after John
and the foreman had finished eating
rabbit lunch, the foreman asked
john how he managed to have rabbit
every day for lunch. John said:
"Thcy come along in the middle of
the night r. on the porch an say
'Me-e-e- e.o-ow, and then l shoot
EN-"
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II Happens Regularly

An oldtimc observation shows that
the heat will keep man awake nights
and yet put him to sleep in church.
In view Of the fact, we suggest
that provision be made for holding
church all: night.
And Pad the Pews-
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-29
Identified

A farmer, who lived in remote
district, could not believe that people
who were miles apart were able to
converse over telephone wire. One
day his wife went to q distant friend
who had telephone in her house.
During the afternoon the farmer
sought shelter from a thunderstorm
in the house Of neighbor who also
possessed a telephone, and who per
suaded the farmer to call up his wife
as little surprise,
Following instructions, the farmer
put the receiver to his ear, and after
the usual preliminarics shouted,
"Hallo, Sarah"
Just then a flash of lightning
struck the wire and he fel! to the
floor under the force of the shock.
Rising to his feet and shaking his
head wisely, he said, cts wonderful
That was Sarah right enough p
Winnipeg Free Press.
Accustomed as He Was
The Mosquito
And when you settle down and read
OF starving China's dreadful need
Who seeks to touch you for a feed
The Mosquito.-EX.
Third StanZa--
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Get Out and Walk
The Usual Way

Judging from all reports, the fam
inc in Russia is getting no better fast.
And then again we wonder II 81:
those Russians stick to the comnlun!s-
tic ideas when it comes to famine
and all suffer alike.
oh thatis Different
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-11
DvorGak reGni Mad 'arom Is.
marca.

Mad. casopis "Bridgeport'
prinasa zpravu, ze "prezes spra-
vujucej radi' Victor Dvoreak
bude reenit' Is. marca Mad 'arom
Bridgeport. Conn, a ME ma
Som meste. ako to bolo PRIV ozna-
movane. tasopis dodava, ze brid-
geportski slovaci chystaji sa ma
t1to mad 'arskl narodnti slavnost
v ohromnom poete, bo ze oni chch
i nad'alej byt' v "bratstve" S
Mad 'armi v jednom menorsagu.
(Kym v Brideeporte boil klla-
zom neb. rev. Jankola, tamojsi
Slovaci boil dobrymi nArodovca-
mi. Len cd Gasu Komarovho a Pa
nikovho fararovania klonia sa k
Mad 'ar6nstvu.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-11
Robotne zpravy
Robotne pomery nezmenene.

Tohto tyzdna okolite occliarnc
zacaly pracovat' asi takou silou,
ako. pracovaly minuleho tyzdna.
Il 25 blast fornesov einnosti je
10, 70 &C open hearth fornesov
Gimme je %, pracujt diva besse-
meri 20 troch, 80 zpomedzi 1O5
sheet milsov a 9 70 II pajpoynl.
Celkove operacie neodyislych oce-
liarni odhadujii sa ma okolo 80
percentov, korporaene operacie ma
-okolo 60 percentov.
Sheet and Tube Co. V pondelek
zaeal pracovat' vo dvoch blast
forncsoch. siestich open hearth, v
!icdnom blooming mill. deviatich
sheet milsoch. v siedmich pajpov-
zach, v troch skelp milsoch eia-
stoene i v drotovni klincovni.
Republic Iron and Steel zaSala
pracovat' v jednom blast fornesi
a jednom bessemer pondelok, a.
v utorok V siestich sheet milsoeh
" Niles a vo dvoch pajpovnach.
Brier Hill opcruje ieden blast
fornes, styri open hearth q pat
sheet milsov Thomas plant.
Trumbull Steel operuje styri o.
nen hearth. sest' sheet milsov. a
Eest' plechovni. 4
Sharon Ste1 Hoop pracnie Y
) sheet milsoeh ma Haselton, 70
dvoch open hearth V blooming
mill ma, Lowellville q Sin. ! y 3!
incovom milsi i Sharon.
| Newton Steel pracuje v siestich
milsoch. ~.,.
! Falcon Steel este tohto tyzdna
stoji. ale ma uz zaeat' pracu ma
druhy tyzden. - ~'
! U Byers Co. pracuje sa vo fini-
Sing milsoch. es,s.
! Y Truscon Steel a Il Fireproof-
ing Co. pracuje sa ako minuleho
-%1zdna. '-..~s. ~
| Behom ttzdna ma ocel'ovom tr-
hu prihodila sa ia neoeakavana
rec. ze jedna naivacsich neod-
vislych oceliarskych spolocnosti,
! T.ackawanna Steel Co. zvySila ce-
ny ocele. Znalci hovoria, ze toto
bude mat isty ndsledok vel'kych
objednavok Il tyych spolocnosti,
ktore nedavno posnizovaly ceny
ocele zaroven so snizenfm place
robotnikom. Tunaisie oceliarne
preto vel 'kou nadejou hovoria o
vel'kyeh objednavkach v krat-
kom case. ..- 49,.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-11
0celiarska korporacia ide snizit
pracovnu dobu.


New York, 9. marca. -. Hlavny
predseda United States Steel Cor
poration, r. H. Gary vyhlasil, ze
predsedovia .oceliarni sdruzenych
" tejto korporacii pojednavaj1 0
zruseni 12-hodinovej pracovnej
dolby a zavedenf S-hodinovej do
by. 12-hodinove sifty praea Y
nedel'u bola alebo bude 1plne zru
sena. Vybor o svojom pojednava-
nj poda zpravu az dakedy me-
siac. Je skoro iste, ze bude odpo-
r1eat' zavedenie osem- -hodinovej
pracovnej DOLBY, lebo uz skoro po
celom svete okrem Spoj. Statov o.
celiarski robotnici pracujl. len po
osem hodin denne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-11
KRAsNA PRKDN kSKA
AR0f1. v. NOvAKA,

Tunajsi Okrcsny Sbor Sloven-
skcj Lfgy zasldEil 81 vel'kej po-
chvaly Cd yonngstownskych Slo-
vakov, zc 50 postaral o prednas-
Eu, vydrziavana minulcj ncdele
pod jcho zastitouE architektom p.
V. Novakom. Aekol'yek dazd' sa
lial ami z mecha, vel 'ka sien sko-
.ly sv. Cyrilla a Methoda bola pre-
plnena. Pan NovAk prednasal o
tropickych ostrovoch Tahiti, ma
ktorych postavil neb. general Mi
Ian R. Stefanik syoju hvezdaren,
a tiez mnohe obrazy 20 Slovenska.
Prednaska o Tahiti a gen. Stefa-
nikovi bola mimoriadne krasna a
zaujimava. Doznali sme sa z nej,
re ma Tahitach skutocne rastie
chlieb ma stromoch, ktory 81 l'u-
dia upecu alebo uvaria. Pan No
yak hovoril, ze'' tam mono lit
cloveku bez prace, ami v raji. Gen.
Stcfanik re chccl tam zalozit' slo-
vensk1 osadu a ze az al NAL 40
rodin prihlasenych X osadeniu, Go
sa ale ncstalO skutkom pre- vypuk-
nutie vojny. Bielemu eloveku by
tam nebolo vel mi prijemne zit
pre- vel'ke horncosti. axe tam pa
nuin. z obrazoy 70 Slovenska u
kazovane boly vselijake krajin-
ky, ako Tatry. Strbske jazero a
naSim l'ud 'om so srdce zaradova-
10 mcnoyite vtedy, kcd' ukazova-
ne boly obrazy cd Popradu, od'
kial' mnoho Youhgstowncanov
peehadaa. Beasisss aasa~4 nam tiei
paeila. Je toto ,hlavne rnesto Slo-
venska kraisie, nez Youngstown
ackol 'vek ma vyse 10000 oby-
vatel 'ov menej. Bradshaw ocaka'
, va velika bud1cnost' doziiemt
sa dina. kedy bude pocitovat' dc
pol mi1iona obyvatel'ov. Obecen-
stvo odchadzalo prednasky vel
mi uspokojcne KazdE dostal zs
toho kvodra poueenia "a viac do
larov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-11
Vel 'ka nezamestnanost' v meste,

II. r. Weller, spravca State
City Free Employment Bureau o.
znamil, ze tunajsie robotne pome-
ry sa este nenapravily, ale dfa. zc
prichodom pekneho pocasia na-
~tane zlepsenie. Minuleho tyzdha
hlasilo sa tejto kancelarii 0 pra-
eli 1,04S aplikantov. Predminule-
bo tyyzdna ich bolo 900. Ia oba tyz
t;ne dostalo robotu len cosi vySe
300 l'udi. Tejto jari ma byt'' "a
pocata praca opravovania dlaz-
denia mnohych ulic mesta, pri com
Wac sto robotnikov dostane 70,
botu. Pre- mokre pocasie pracou
nemohlo byt' este zapoeate. -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-11
800 L'UDf ZAToPENE.

Londyn, 8. marca. OsemstO
sest 'desiat t'inanov bolo zatopene,
ked' sa anglicky parnik Hong Ho
stroskotal pri Swatow, Cine. Lod
Hong Ho bola ma ceste 20 Singa.
pore do Annoy 100 cihanmi.
Jedna anglicka valeena lod' "a
chrani,a z cestovatel 'ov e4O, osta-
tni ysetci zahynuli vo, vlnSeh mo-
ra. Prfcina katastrofy je neznama
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-11
AMERICKA ARMADA.
ZOSTANE v NEMECKU
Tri nemecke mesta zaujate spo.
jencami.

Washington, ID. c.. 9. marca.--
Prezident Harding dnes rozhod-
nul, re ameticka okupaGna arma-
da zostanc Ncmecku i. mad 'alej
to do tych sias, kym sa spojenci
$ Ncmeckom dajako nevyrovnaj1
v terajsei skriepke. Prezident
Harding NAL v nmyslc amcrickil
armadu z Nemecka odvolat' hned
po nastnpeni do nradu, ale teraz
vidi, ze by to posmelilo Nemcov a
zaprleinilo vaznc znepriatelenie
spoiencov voei Spojenym Station.
V okupacii d'alSich nemeckych
micst ale amcricka armada ncbu-
de brat podicl.
Pariz. 9. marca. - Spojcnecke
'vojska vGera zaujaly vfznamne
ncmccke obchodnt mesta Duesscl-
dorf, Duisburg a Ruhrort, co. je
ako poknta pre- Nemcov, zc ne.
chceli priiat' spojenecke podmien
ky platenia valeenych nahrad. c.
le Ncmecko je pobGrene. Noviny
pisu. Re je to zbojstvo, ktore ne
, ma ziadneho pravneho podkladu.
Obyvatcl 'stvo zaujatych miest a
drzi sa pokojne. V Duesseldor
fe franctzsky general Degoutte
vyhlasil statarium a dal zavrct
vsetky verejne miesta docasne.
Zarovcn so zaujatfm tychto mics'
spoienci idd uviest' blokadu pro
4ti--yemeeku, aby snaahli kontraln
vat vyvoz nemeckeho tovaru dc
zahraniGia. Clio z tohto tovaru bu
dn spojenci kolektovat'.
ia posledne diva tfzdne spojen
eli a nemecki delegati mali konfe
rencie OIL 'adom konetneho usta
lenia obnosu. aky ma Nemeck'
spojencom zaplatit "a skody "a
pricinene spojencom pocas vojny
Spoienci chceli cd Nemecka do
stat 226 bilionov mariek, kdezt'
Ncmci davali len 80 bilionov
Ked' Ncmci nechceli pridat' Wac
spoienci pretrhli vyjednavania
vyslali trestnu vojenskG cxpedi
ciu do Nemccka. Tato expedici
neurobi dobrotu ami pre- spojen
GOV, ami pre- Nemcov, lez obidvon
strankam zapricini ohromne Wy
lohy. ba zrovna ohrozuje mier ce
lei Europy. Go z toho vsetkeh'
povstane, este sa media predvldat
Prezident Harding ma teraz do
br1 prilezitost' zakrocit' pro
speech smierliveho pokonania.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-11
RUSKO JE ZNOVU JAVISKOM
VEL'NJ REVOLUCIE.

Londyn, g., marca. - Rcvoldcia,
ktori vypukla minuleho tyzdna
proti bolsevikom, nabera vel 'kych
rozmcrov. Vyzcra to, ako keby
bolsevikom boly spoeitane dni.
Revolnciu vcdi socialni demokra-
ii tax zvani socialni revolucio-
mari, pod vedenim Kerenskeho,
byvaleho min. predsedu Ruska po
shodeni cara. X MIN sa pridali
namornici a vojaci z pevnosti
Kronstadt tam zakotvenych
ruskych valcenych lodi. Vzdor to-
mu, ze bitka zlri uz vyse tfzdha.
zvlastneho vysledku nebadat'.
Dl'a zprav, Petrohrad este vzdy
maj1 bolSevici v rukach.. Zpravy
Finska oznamujG, re Petrohrad
ic slime bombardovany rcvolncio-
narmi ze je len otazkou krat-
keho casu, ked' i'm padne do rIk
u vniitra Ruska dochodia zpravy
re scdliaci gubernii Voroniez.
Tambov a Kursk povstali proti
bolsevikom a pochodujii ma Mo
Skvu. 2 Ukrajiny postupuje ma
Moskvu zas armada gen. Makno-
va. Revolucia rozsiruje So i na
Kryme. ma Kaukaze v Ukraine
v Sibiri bojuje proti bolsevikom
armada arciknaza Michala, brata
byv. cara. Tato armada zajala v
noslednych bojoch 5000 bolScvi.
kov n ukoristila 30 kanonov.
/ DO Varssvy dosla Moskvy
zpraya, ze Leninov vojensky &c.
nerafny stabpresiel nassfranu re
volucionarov. Kym niektori vod
covia revolucionarov pracujn vnd
tri Ruska, ini zas pracujd v spo
ieneckych krajinach ziadaj1c S!
mravnii a hmotn1 pomoc. A. Mil
, jukov, prvy prezident Ruska pc
carovej Wade, zdrzuje sa Pari
Ii. Tento sa vyslovil revol1cii
"Rusko 81 ziada materialnu a mo
ralnu pomoc, ale ME vojenskti
Toto je eisto rusky pohyb pre-
, TO nechceme ami jednoho cudzic
no vojaka ma pomoc.''
VarSava. 9. marca. - Boris Sa
vinkov, byv. minister vojny v Ke
renskeho vladc sa tn vyslovil. Il
tato revol1cia budc akiste boise
vikmi potlacena. Ma jar ale m;
vypukndt .vel'k 'ka sedliacka revo
lIcia, ktora iste bolsevikov SINE
lie. Potom vraj bude zavedena dc
mokraticka vlada ma eele so sed
!iackym carom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-11
5000 'mlnsajnerov' v Mahonine
orese.

Federalny agent prohibicie Ch.
Beilstein sa Dol vyslovil, ze ma
som meste a ma okolici nachodi sa
najmenej 5000 tajnych palenic o.
pojnych napojov. Vaesinu Mich
operuju vraj cudzinci, ale ami ro-
deni Amerikani sa oa toho neod-
vracajn. Mnoho je vraj takych
palenieiarov, ktori s1 povazovan1
"a prominentnych obeanov. Ma O.
tazku, ze ako prohibieni agenti
pridu niekomu ma stopu, Beiistein
odpovedal, re dostanu "tips" cd
mnohych garadzov, kde 81 paleni-
ciari pridu kdpit' medene cievy ze
vraj pre- gazolin do automobilov.
Tiez obchodnici s medenymi ma
dobami, s hrozienkami a s cukrom
davaj1 riadnc svoje reporty ag,n-
tom. Podl'a tych vraj potion Gu
ehajl okolo podozrivych domov a
ked' sa presvedcia, ze v. Mich da-
Go tekuteho varia, vyberd war.
rant a vykonajd prehlisdku. Vac
sinu mich vraj TAX ehytia pri ne.
zakonitej praci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-11
Dvarmilionovy hpadok v pl&ci.

Youngstownske banky podaly
vykaz vyplatenej mzdy "a mesiac
februar. Vykaz je najnizSi cd no.
vembra r. 1919. A slcc "a mesiac
februar robotnictvo Youngstown
a na okolf obdrzalo placi -obnos
$5.9S9,744, Go jc skoro 0 diva mi
liony dolarov menei pez v decem-
bri 0 milil-, dolarov menej nez
v januari.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-11
Slovak A. A Ease zvit 'azil.

TunajSf Slov. Atleticky Spolok
dobyl d'alSich vavrinov pre- seba.
V basketball hre porazil South
Side Triangle klub v pomere 38
ku 30, elm stal sa campionom ma
South Side. Nasi atleti teraz budn
zavodit' eampionmi ma North
Side Buffalo Athletic klubom.
Ktory 2 tychto lSlubov zvit All,
stane sa eampionom Class-B me-
sta Youngstown. Nasim junakom
prajemc st t'astia, ably sa eampion-
stva dobyli. &
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-11
Pakeri snilii mxdu robotnikon.

Chicago, ILL.,, 8. marca. Ma.
siarsky trust tuna ozndmil svojim
100000 robotnikom, ze i'm snixu-
je mzdu 0 Il pol percentov od
IA. marca. Doteraz najniM plat
robotnika vel ,koiatkarov obna-
Sal 53 centov na hodinu. Dl's no-
vej skaly bsdt mat po 45e % ho-
dinu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-11
spanielsky ministerpredsed
zavrazdeny.

Madrid, 9. marca. - Minister
sky predseda Spanielska Dato Dol
III veera zastreleny revolucionar-
mi, ked' odchadzal 20 scnatu. Bol
vraj vel zpiatocnicky a ne
priatel'sky voei robotnikom. Vra-
hovia usli.