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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-12-01
PLAYING SQUARE


We wonder what some OF the
folks, who when the had plenty OF
ready money. last year and the year
before. TO send out OF this city for
things they might have bought at
home. act when they so TO our local
merchants and charge their accountY ?
How do they feeli How should
they feelY Are they entitled to
credit now2
II is a safe statement that many
an Ontario merchant. and many a
merchant I'm every other small town
and city is adding 10 his gray hairs
worrying over the accounts he can
not pay promptly and keep up his
credit rating with the wholesalers
and manufacturers; all because
those who in their days OF prosper
ity passed him by for a trifle saw
ing, and now expect him TO ear
ry them until times are better"
II would not be so bad II after
having shortened the life OF the mer-
chant through adding to his bur
dens and many times criticising
him severely and unjustly. these
same people. when they get a little
cash. instead OF paying the local
merchant. send their money away
again and let the merchant wait.
To say the least. the treatment
which the local merchants receive
from some OF their customers Is
mighty unfair.
There Is no denying that az OF
us, in this and every other commun-
ity are having our troubles. The
farmers were the first to feel the
effects OF the slump. and have been
hard hit. They have lost heavily
and they have q struggle before
them TO get back TO where they were
before the war.
But the farmer Is not alone In this
trouble. for when he Is injured |
the entire community suffers, and !
the present condition is proof post
tive OF this statement. In fact there |
is misery enough TO go around.
Everyone has his share OF Il. some
more. some less;bu still some.
II the people only knew all the
facts they would be astonished at
some of the burdens that men who
know better compel merchants to
carry. They would be surprised
too at the effort that is necessary
these days to keep many a business
going, for the merchant has 70 pay
every month his rent. his help. his
his taxes. his freight and
the one hundred and one. items
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-12-01
WAKING UP

Civilian America has Just discov-
cred another World War hero. Ef-
forts are being made at this writing
to promote Sergeant Samuel Wood
fill. who as lieutenant in the Goth
Infantry, won tho Congressional
Medal OF Honor. TO the grade OF cap
tain.
Two years ago America discovered
Sergeant Alvin G. York. The coun-
try's sudden awakening TO the feat
OF Sergeant Woodfill bears a close
parallel 10 the earlier case. In each
instance the story OF the soldiers
prowess was unearthed through NO
effort OF self-advertisemen on the
part OF tho soldier himself In the
case OF woodfili. Representative
Woodruff. himself a veteran, has
specifically stated on the floor OF
Congress; by no word or act OF
his did he attempt 10 call the atten-
tion OF his comrades TO anything he
had done himself"
The hundreds OF thousands OF vet
erans who do not wear the Congress
sionai Medal OF Honor rejoice In the
tardy general recognition awarded
mon who are already famous In the
eyes OF their buddiea. More than
fifty World War Medal OF Honor
men still live. Two have won uni
versal acclamation. When the other
two score and more have been re-
cognized, when the thousands OF
wearers OF the Distinguished Ser
vice Cross are acknowledged, WHOM
the public awakes 20 the fact that
thirty thousand veterans are In hos
pials and twenty times that number
are out OF Jobs. we shall have less
cause TO bemoan the ingratitude OF
republics. II America chooses TO
recognize them one at time-well
that's something.--American Le-
gion Weekly.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-12-01
OLCoTr AND SPECIAL SESSION

Having had a dictum from a ma
jority OF more than twenty thousand
of the voters of Portland concern
ing their desire for worldwide
exposition for 1895. Governor Oh
colt has called a special session of
the legislature.
II is also significant that the Gov
ernor called the lawmakers togeth-
or for December 10, Just six days
before Christmas. The Governor
has had one experience with a spe-
cial session and evidently does not
intend to get burned twice in the
same place and in the same way.
II will take the lawmakers at least
one day to get their organization
TO working. II will take one or
perhaps two days TO consider the ex-
position bill and another one. or
perhaps two. 10 enact a measure for
road protection, and II takes at
least two days for some OF the boys
TO got home from salem-and they
Will all want to be home for Christ
mas. Ben's pretty smart, we say.
But even the calling OF the sos-
sion is not going TO add much water
to Ben's political wheel. Those
who oppose the fair object to tho
Governors office being made use
OF 10 promote IL; yet their conten-
tion 10 not valid, for had he refused.
II is apparent. after the Portland
vote. that sufficient signatures
could have boen secured In Portland
alone to put the measure on the ball
lot.
This goes 10 provo that under tho
initiative and referendum tho big
cities have decided advantage
over the smaller town and the coun-
try districts.
Anyway, the session has been
called and the politically minded
members OF that body with their ears
TO the ground are listening TO the
rumbles and worries over what 10
do. And they won't have much
time TO pondor-that is what makes
some OF the boys a trifie hostile. at
Ben for putting them in a hole.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-12-01
OREGON SLOPE

The basket supper given at the
Park school house Wednesday eve
ming for the basket ball fund was a
decided success. A fine Thanks
giving program by the pupils was
greatly enjoyed by all.
p. M. Boais and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Karst, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Lattig, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Brett
haupt and Walter Davis and family
enjoyed their Thanksgiving dinner
together at the Walter Davis home.
Covers were laid for eighteen.
Several from the flat attended the
Lyceum number at Payette Friday
evening.
Miss Gertrude Boals was the guest
OF Miss Ethlyn Corneilson OF Payette
Tuesday evening. where several girls
enjoyed slumber party.
Mrs. Phipps has been very III the
past week.
p. NJ. Boals was a business visitor
at Vale Friday.
The basket social at Pioneer
school house Friday evening was
we'll attended and a general good
time Is reported.
Mrs. Kuehi who Is teaching near
Weiser, spent her Thanksgiving va
cation at home.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-12-01

which go to make up his expense
account.
One Of the big items is the ex-
pense of almost every concern is in
terest; for IL is surprising how few
business houses there are which, at
some season at least, are not COM
PEELED to borrow money. Like every
thing else this interest on borrowed
money is added to the expense OF the
store that gives the credit Like
wise the cost OF keeping accounts
the loss OF collections add TO the
burdens OF the credit giving store
the store which is now the salvation
OF many a home.
Il is not hard TO imagine the
hardship which would be visited up
on many home II, right now, every
single store in Ontario went upon. a
100 per cent cash basis, like the mail
order house. And added to that
sold its goods insight, unseen and
added the cost OF delivery too,
which the customer pays when he
pays the postage, freight or express.
While there may be local mer.
chants who are not paragons Of vir.
tue. when one thinks o, the treat
ment they sometimes receive from
those whom they give their goods
and trust for pay. It is not entirely
20 be wondered at.
In matters OF this kind the good
Of the entire community its inter
ests and fits happiness would be
vastly increased by a little applica-
tion of that glorious principal
"Do unto others as you would have
them do unto you"
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-12-01


Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Conner enter
tanned at dinner Thanksgiving. The
guests we're, Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper
Burns of Ontario, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. p. Greene OF Joanthan, Mr..
and Mrs. o. Connor and Misses Grace
and Geraldine Martin of Welser,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Clough. Misses
Marie Howard and Mary Conner and
Arthur Conner and Milo Loveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Il. Chapman OF
Payette, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto G. Miller
and family and l.. Culbertson we're
we're dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. +. Vincent Thanksgiving day.
Miss Marie Howard spent several
days last week with Mrs. Jacob Jen-
sen.
Jack and Allen Barker who have
spent the last two months at the
Miller ranch, started the first OF last
week for their home In Portland, by
auto. Word received from them
states that they left their auto in n
snow drift near Hood River and COM
pleted their journey by train.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Vincent were
Sunday dinner guests OF Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Sullivan enter
talned the following guests at
Thanksgiving dinner: Mr.. and Mrs.
N. q. Sullivan and sons Clarence and
Tom, of Vale, Mr.. and Mrs. HIT. Bar
ker and family OF Fruitiand, and
Clarence Barker and son.
The directors OF the Pioneer dis
trict are repairing the school build
ing this week.
Mrs. A. M. Johnstone spent her
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Frye OF Nys>
sa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lanning OF weiser.
we're Sunday dinner guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Arner Gorton.
Mrs. Il. l.. Brown and l.. l.. Gull
bertson. Geo. Lattig and o. G. Miller
we're business visitors in weiser
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arner Gorton we're
Thanksgiving guests at the Loveland
home In Payette.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Howard and
daughter, Marie, Mary Conner and
Messr. Milo Loveland and Art Con-
nor we're Sunday dinner guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Jensen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Brown enter
tanned a number OF friends at their
homo on Thanksgiving day. An
elaborate dinner was served, every
thing being suggestive OF the holiday.
Tho guests were, MessrB. and Mes
danes Stanley Brown, II. Frost. ID.
l.. Brown, Misses Mildred Frost and
Rose West, Messrs. Ray Putnam. A.
Carstens and Bernard Frost.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Wilcox and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bozoier were de-
lightfuliy entertained at the home OF
DR.. and Mrs Mcdonald OF Payotte,
Tuesday evening. Music was en-
joyod throughout the evening.
Tom Carico was compelled TO
shoot one OF his most valuable horses
Monday, as the animal In some man
ner. had his leg broken while In the
pasture.
8. ]. Simpson and family we're din
ner guests at the Tom Carico home
on Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Wilcox enter
talned Mr.. and Mrs. Stephens at din
ner Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Geo. Thomas ana Mrs. Ma
son Clough spent Wednesday with
Mrs. Jonas Brown.
The Thanksgiving dinner guests at
the home OF G. NJ, Atterbury and
family were. Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Lauer and son, Ralph, and Mr.. and
Mrs. @. Welcher.
The wind storm Friday blew down
hay stack on the Geo. culp ranch.
Miss Mildred Frost returned TO her
school work near Huntington. satur-
day.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-12-01
AND A FEW MARINES

The news that Lejeune's men
were to ride on mail wagons to be
sure they arrived at their destina-
tlons intact was received with cheer
by detraetors Of the postal service.
We can fancy one chronic kicker to
the next: "How did you get your
mail this morningI" and the reply,
with the help OF God and a few
Marines. America Legion Week
ly.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-12-01

ject means.
Portland wants oregon to invest
three million dollars In an exposi-
ton which will be successful II Il
adds fifty thousand to oregon's pop
ulation. The owyhee project will
do that much for the state. Il will
be permanent investment returning
to oregon each year products worth
many millions more than II cost. II
will furnish a real opportunity for
those, who coming to see the exposi-
tlon, wapt 10 remain in oregon. II
the exposition Is worth while, and we
believe II is, then the Owyhee pro-
ject viewed as a state wide bene-
fit, is more worthwhile. But II is
not located near Portland. or II
would have been built years ago.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-12-01
If

II the owyhee project with its
potential wealth and possibilities
was located within ten to 100 miles
OF Portland what a fight that COM
munity, and the members OF the Or
Oregon delegation inCongress would
make for It's construction.
Portland with It's fighting spirit
would make Washington howl, and
the roar which the delegation in
Congress would hear would stim.
ulate real action.
That is the difficulty we OF East
ern Oregon, and particularly here In
Malheur county must undergo. We
are too far away from the location
OF the big vote to get real hear
ing. No doubt tho men in Congress
Jnoan TO do their best. They Just
do not realize what the Owyhee pro-
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-12-01
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTES

Sabbath school at 1000 a. m.
Glasses for all ages.
Preaching service at 1900 a. m.
Subject; THE Supreme Revela-
tion." John 3-16.
The church Is being decorated
each week by the different classes
and this week Il will fall to the Pri-
mary Department.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-12-01

There Is still time for those who
have not the little button with the
Red Cross upon It, to see one OF the
workers and enroll. No dollar
ever went to nobler cause.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-12-01

FOR SALE-Forty thoroughbred
white Wyandotte hens. Wish to re-
duce flock. Mrs. Rex Marquis.
Route 2 81
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-12-01

FOR sALE-One Standard Sew
ing machine, practically new with
all attachments. Phone rev. 52-1
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-24
Pan Hugo Wantz kandiduje ma
trad skvajera.

Dobre znamy a obi '1beny Slo-
yak v E. Youngstown, p. Hugo
Wantz podal svoju aplikaciu, pod
pisann az so obcanmi, "a kandida-
ia ma nrad skvajera Coitsville
townshipu. Kazdy Slovak ma f.
Youngstown je priatel 'om pana
Wantza. a kazdv bude pracovat'
"a jeho zvolenie. Pan Wantz :ie
starry American, zknseny politik
a dobry Slovak. Nedavno Dol ma
konvencii Pennsylva,lskej S. K.
jednoty co delegat Gisla 1873. i s
p. Jurajom Vargom. Je zamest-
many v kancelarii pohrabnfckeho
zavodu p. VaSeaka m f. Youngs-
town.
Urad skvajera uprazdneny boil
arestovanim Jamesa Quig1ey-ho,
ktory sa dopustil vselijakych ne
zakonitosti. Panu Wantzovi pra-
ieme isteho Wit 'azstva.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-24
Rome zpravy.:
Ambassador Harvey pricinou fl
nancneho zratku.

Bolo to dina i9. maja tohto ro-
ku, ked' americky ambassador
Harvey povedal svoju prvu rec v
Anglicku. V reel osvedcil, re A.
merika nebojovala "a spojencov,
ami "a ideally slobody, ale "a svoje
vlastne zaujmy, a preto ami ne
vst1pi do ziadnych lig alebo spo-
locnostf narodov. Nasledok jeho
reel Dol vel mi katastrofalny, lebo
cd toho casu vsatky bury sveta
sn akoby panike, cenne papiere
klesajn a mnohe priemyselne pod
Milky padaj1 ako hrby karat. A
mericki financnici sa vzdy 1fali,
ze spoj. Staty vstdpia do terai-
$ei Ligy Narodov alebo utvoria
'1ov1, ktortt PRECEDENT Harding
81 sl'uboval pocas volebnej kampa-
ne. Cd jeho nast1penia ma trad
ale mic nebolo vykonane V tom
smere. Jestli terajsia kriza finan-
cna neprestane, ale bude d'alej
postupovat', tom pade preziden-
tovi Hardingovi nepozostava inc,
ako ambasadora Harveyho odvo-
lat z iradu a zaciat' nejak1 ak
ciu "a novt spolocnost' narodov
.Jestli sa tax nestane. europske
Staty iste zbankrotuid, co bude
mat katastrofalne nasledky i pre-
Ameriku, ktora ma ,vel'ke biliony
pozicanych peHazi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-24

spoluobeanom v pade zvolenia Wy
nasnazovat' sa hajit' fch zaujmy
co najlepsie bude moot. P. Kim
ko ma len jedneho protikandidata,
isteho Petrovica, preto jeho nomi-
novanie je skoro iste. Ma schodzi
sa javilo vel Ike odusevnenie "a
neho. Pc p. klimkovi povedal dlh-
Stu rec p. Nick Comsha, kandidat
"a councilmana-at-iarge V svojej
reel vyzyval obcanov, aby sa usi-
lovali zvolit "a mayora p. Vansu-
cha, ktory bude vediet' haiti "a
uimy v cudz;oe rodeneho obyva-
tel l'stva East Youngstown, ktore
ie najpocetneisie ktore najviac
plath ma udrzovanie mesta. Gu
dzinci sn panmi East Youngstown
nu a cudzinci musejn mat ira
dy v rukach! - zavolal a obca-
MIA mu bnrlive tlieskali. Ma ko-
nice predseda schodze, p. Jozef
Vansuch pripomenul kazdemu, a
by nezabudol prist' Ease ma pom
delok. kedy sa bude vydrziavat
druha podobna schodza V tel
miestnosti tax schodzu pod "a
kovanim "a hojnn 1cast' zakonGil.
Pred sch6dzou i po sch6dzi obca-
MIA boil pohosten1 p. Vansuchom
dobrym "skoro-pivom'', ktore
vsetkym chutnalo, lebo bola vel'-
ka hor1cost'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-24
Namorns lupicstva zacinaju sa
sirit'.

Namorne lupicstva. ktore holy
postrachom lodi "a dlhe storoGia a
prichodom rIchlych valeenych To-
III boly vyhubene, zacinaj1 sa zno-
vi sfrit'. Ma Atlantickom oceane,
blizkosti pobrezia North Caro-
li,lv "a posledneho pol roka ska
naly Styri lode piatej zaiata
bo'a pcsadka. Vlada Spoi. Sta
tov nevedela o piratstve do apri-
In, kedy jeden rybar vytiahol Z
mora flasu, do ktorej za;jaty ka-
pitan lode napisal toto: "Vel'ky
olejovy parnik alebo podmorska
LODI mas napadla a cel1 nasu po-
sadku dala do zeliez. Sdel'te to
vrchnostiam. ia sa ukryvam. :"
Dosial' sa myslelo, ze nezvestne
lode zastihla b1rka a sa potopily,
ale zprava kapitana dokazuie. ze
padly "a obet' namornym piratom.
Piratov bude vel'm t'azko chv-
tit, jestli sa vskutku nachodia v
ponorke. New yorkska policia "a
Sc mysli, ze to vykonali ruskf boil
Seyici
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-24
Ceskoslovensko Wac vvvaza
nez dovaza.

(FLIs.) Ola obdrzanych zprav
v mesiaci marci Ceskoslovenska
republika vyvezla do Ameriky
tovaru v Gene $741, 1923, co je o
100000 viacej, nez lanskeho ro-
ku. V tom samom mesiaci Ame-
riky bolo vyvezene tovaru do Ce-
skoslovenska len "a $1O1 .O85, t..
o $4,000 menej, nez v lani v tom
mesia aci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-24
BASE BALL.

Minulei nedele Slovak A. A.
cata hrala catou Washington
Triangle, ktor1 porazili Slovaci
v pomere II ku 3.
Lansingvillski Slovaci nabili
Farrelleanov v pomere 6 ku 4.
Lansingvilcania pos1ednom in
ningu urobili Styri "runs".
Steelton6ani nabili E. Youngs-
towncanov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-24
zpravy e. Youngstown
vydarena politicka sch6dza.

V utorok vecer vydrziavana bo-
la vo Vansuchovej miestnosti ma
IL. ulici vel 'ka politicka schodza,
ma ktor1 sa dostavilo vyse 200 OBJ
canov, 20 vacsine Slovakov. Sch0-
dza bola svolana ncelom sorgani-
zovania volebnej kampane "a slo-
venskeho kandidata ma mayora,
p. Jana Vansucha, a inych sloven-
skych kandidatov. Ia predsedu
s;ch6dze menovany boil p. Jozef
Vansuch, brat ikandidata, ktory
vysvetlil ciel' tohto shromazde-
MIA. Nasledovala vol'ba vyboru
kampane, "a predsedu ktoreho je-
dnohlasne navrhovany Dol vazeny
obcah pan Hugo Wantz, ktory Il
rad prijal podmienkou, ze ak
bude vstave najst' 81 zastupcu,
ktory by no v nepritomnosti "a
stupoval v kancelarii, v ktorej
nracuje. ia clenov do vyboru zvo-
leni boil p. Juraj Wargo, p. Juraj
Sedlaeko, p. Jozef Vansuch p.
Jan F.. Jakubek. Dalsf elenovia
vyboru zvoleni bud1 ma budiicej
sch6dzi, ktora sa bude vydrziavat'
ma pondelok vecer v tel samei
miestnosti. Po tomto, predseda
sch6dze vyzval kandidata ma ma
yora, p. Vansucha, ably povedal
niekol'ko SLOW k spoluobeanom.
Pan Vansuch vrelymi slovami pri-
hovoril sa k obecenstvu, d'akoval
mu "a priazen a oddanost' sl'n-
bill, ze ked' bude zvoleny "a ma
yora, bude sa vd 'acit' svojim spo-
luobeanom .takou istou mierou.
Pc ieho reel obecenstvo mu odu-
sevnene tlieskalo. Ia MIN povedal
rec Joseph Julius, kandidat "a
mestskeho soicitora. Pan Julius
lie vel mi obi '1beny medzi east
youngstownskymi slovakmi, pre-
to ami moe sebe nehovoril, ale
sa primlHval "a p. Vansucha, ably
vsetci Slovaci Slaviani svorne
pracovali "a ieho zvolenie Ia MIN
recnil ieho brat Anthony Julius.
kandidat "a mestskeho auditora,
ktory v svojej reel sl'1bil, ze til
to kampan sprawl pre- svoiich pro.
tikandidatov vel l'mi nepohodlnou,
ze sa ma to dobre pripravuje. ia
q MIN recnil kandidat "a mestskeho
pokladnika. Gabriel Mast, ktorv
svojej reel zd6raznil, ze volicia
nemajn hl'adet' ma prfbuzenstvo
alebo ma narodnost', ale podporo-
vat toho, ktoreho "a. s1cejsieho
novazujn. Jan M. Klimko. kan
didat "a koncilmana 9. wardy
novedal tiez niekol 'ko Cd srdca
idncich SLOW, v ktorych sl'nbil
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-24

diluvialnych, predpotopnych zvie
rat. Krapnikove ozdoby v tax w.
'ssklenenych" "Asklepeniach, ktore
boly objavene roku 1920 sd uzna-
ne "a najkrajsie ma celom svete.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-24
URAD MA RoK 1921 HAsELToN
sLOVAK TATRA KLUBU.

Jan Basista, predseda, Jan Kozak,
podpredseda, Michal Kozak, detovnik,
Pavel Maeek, pokladnik, Stanislav Ne
cko, zapisnik. - Dozorcovia majet-
ku: Jan Blazo a Jan Hudran. Do
zorcovia chorych: Stefan sanetrik,
traz, Valent Rovder. Adressa: Stani.
slav Necko, P. o. Box 800, Haselton
Sta, Youngstown, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-24
POhl'ad z mOravskehO Krasu.
81

V poslednej dobe bolo zvysene
dsilie pri pracach spojenych OBJ
javami v moravskom Krase a vd a
ka ytmto pracam m6zeme sa dnes
tesit' krasami pod0emnych tajov.
Obraz predstavuje pohl'ad v jed
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-24
tOWncanOV.

nej novo objavenych jaskyn,
kde bohatstvo krasa krapnikov
prekvapi kazd6ho navstevnika.
Objavenie novych jaskyn ma d'a-
lekosiahly vyznam pre- vedu, lebo
v jaskynach nachadzajd sa kosti