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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-05
$4,000 BOOZE PLOT
LAID TO POLITICIANS

WASHINGTON. Jan. 5.-t. P.)-2
Federal prohibition officials predict
ed their readiness to expose several
large booze rings. one In New York
particularly Is said to involve con-
spracy to remove s10,0000OO worth
OF whiskey from bond Prominent
politicians face Indictment.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-05
Germany Must Pay.

CANNES, France, Jan. 5.-(U. PO
Premiers BRAND and Lloyd George
today reached an agreement that
Germany must make substantial cash
reparations payments in January and
February. Preliminary parleys of the
allied council conference are largely
concerning when and how and how
much Germany shall pay.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-05
LONDON TIMES MAN
KIDNAPPED BY IRISH

DUBLIN. Jan. 5.-CU PHI, j..
Kay, a London Times correspondent
was kidnapped by three armed men
YESTERDAY, The news was kept Sc
cret until today owing to threats to
kill Kay If the news of his abduction
were published. Irish authorities are
making efforts to trace the cores
ponden and apprehend his abduc-
tors.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-05
No Warming Given.

CHICAGO. Jan. 5.-U. PD--Socf-
fel, James Venson the cashier, James
Sweeney, chief Of police of haywood
and RaIph Hunt agent for the Ans
erican Can company, had just left
the bank with the $4,000 American
Can company payroll, when the ban
dts opened fire from an automobile,
Sooeffe was killed instantly and
Sweeney and Venson dropped seri-
ously wounded. The bandits grabbed
the bag containing the money and
sped toward Chicago. haywood is a
suburb. tle
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-05

ron AppTaED PHYSIOLOGY

LONDON. Jan. IA. P.l--rA so
ciety has just been founded for the
scientific determination OF vermin. II
was christened the Institute OF APP
piled PestoIogy. Alfred f. Moore. its
chairman. believes it will accomplish
"a work Of international Importance
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-05
HARTlEPQOL, ENGLAND
HAS DISASTROUS FIRE

HARTLEPOOL, Eng, Jan. 5.--tI.
n. S.)-Thousands of persons are
homeless as the result of great fire
which swept the dock district. The
damage is estimated at five millions
at noon. The fire was then spread
ing despite heroic efforts of the
fremen to curb it.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-05
COAL MINERS TELL
HARDING THEY STARVE

WASHINGTON, Jan. IA. P)--
West Virginia coal miners who say
their families are starving have APP
peslcd directly TO President Harding
for aid. The miners letter contradicts
the statement Of Governor Morgan Of
West Virginia that there is no starya-
lion among the miners.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-05
HAMMOND SAYS He
| HAS MADE NO SALE

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 5.--U. P.)
"A. y. Hammond. president OF, the
Hammond Lumber company, today
added his denial to the report that
he had sold his interests to the Long
Bell lumber company.
Il contemplate no such sale. "
Hammond declared.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-05
$4,000 Secured by Bandits
Who Hold Up Party With
American Can Co. Payroll.
CHICAGO SUBURB is
SCENE OF OUTRAGE
Robbers Travelling in Car
Open Fire on Party, Get
Coin and Speed Away.

CHICAGO. Jan. 5.--(A. P.9--John
Soffel, president of the haywood
state bank was shot and killed and
suburb and Arthur Benson, bank
messenger. were wounded today
when five bandits robbed them of q
$4,000 payroll for the haywood
plant of the American Can company.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-05
ENIERALDs IN DEMAND.

LONDON, Jan. 5.--(A. P.)-The
choice of emeralds for Prince Marys
engagement ring has caused a boom
in those stones in England. The
square cut emerald is the most fash
ionable and the most expensive. En-
eralds are dearer than diamonds. and
run from 20 pounds to so pounds q
carat UP to 600 pounds carat fol-
stones free from flaws, which are ex-
tremely rare.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-05
VALIDITY OF U. 5.
LOANS COMES FIRST

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-(U. PD-|
The validity of all Emitted States loans
to foreign governments must be rec
ogni2ed and established before the
United States will participate in an in
ternational financial conference, ac-
cording to authoritative information
today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-05
CATTLE MARKET STEADY.

Portland, Jan. IA. P.)-Cattle
are steady. Hogs are steady to 10
cents higher, prime light $3.50 to
1915. Sheep are steady. EGGS are
weak and butter is steady.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-05
PENRosE is HURRIED

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 81. P)
Only immediate members OF the
family attended the funeral services
OF Senator Boies Penrose, held ut 8
O'Clock this morning.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-05
TIA INDIANS NOW
LIVE UPON UMAT|LLA
INDIAN RESERVATION
Major Swartzlander Speaks at
Forum Luncheon; Spokane
Banker Urges Conservatism

Major Il. l.. Swartzlander, agent on
the Umatila reservation, and j. A,
Schiller. Spokane banxer and father
of Ed Schiller OF this city. were the
speakers at the Commercial associa-
tion forum luncheon today They
were introduced by DR.. David b. Hill,
who served as chairman.
ervaton ut present, says Major
swartzlander and the population Is in
creasing about s year. During the
years OF the flu epidemic the popula-
ton fell off. There are some 800
children Of school age on the reserve
land their attendance at school Is very
satisfactory. Owing to the fact thf
children are cared for at public
schools the government no longer op'
crates the agency schools.
The agent declared that with tht
exception of 5000 acres OF rather pool
land the entire reservation IL now all
looted and the tribal land still remain
ling will be allotted to the children
Something like 10000 acres Of reser
yation land has now passed out o
government hands and Is subject
hixes.
Conservation Is Advised.
Speaking as a banker, Mr.. Schille
said that while he hoped optimisti
predictions for 1922 will be fulfilled
he advised caution. He declared tina
many things must come about befor
inormalcy Is restored Therefore HI
Iadvee for businessmen Is that the
travel slowly during the coming yeai
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-05
THE WEATHER

Reported by Major Lee Moorhouse,
weather observer.
Maximum AZ.
Minimum %.
Barometer 2s;52.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-05
GREEK DESTROYER IS
BLOWN Up; 50 KILLED

ATHENS. Jan. 5.-W. PJ-- Fifty
officers and men are reported killed
and score of others wounded in
an explosion aboard SIC Greek de-
|stroycr Leon in P;reus harbor
Other vessels were damaged.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-05
Position Of Toxic Officials
is That Discussion Must
be Carried on at Pekia.
DEADLOCK CONTINUES
OVER FAMOUS QUESTION
lap Cabinet Considers That
Submarine Difficulty Win
Not Affect Navy Ratio.


WASHINGTON, Jan. g..
(U. P.)-Japan will soon an
nounce her refusal to have the
validity Of the famous III de-
mands to China passed upon
by the Washington conference.
The Japanese delegation it II
also believed, will be insistent
that,the resumption Of negotia-
tions regarding Shantuiig be
held at Pekin and not at Wash
|ington. Meanwhile the. Shan
tung question refdains ~ Ad-
locked. f6s VI y
. Won't Yield Ground
TOXIC, Jan. b.--(u. P.1--The Jap
anesc cabinet today decided that JR-
pan win maintain the position that
tho disagreement over submarine stoll-
mage III no way effects the decisions
regarding capital ship tonnage, The
cabinet also decided against Japan
yielding additional ground In the
sEantung controversy with China.
Accepts Root Plan
WASHINGTON Jan. 5.--(A. Pr
Italy has decided to accept the second
Root resolution prohibiting attacks by
submarines on merchant ships provid-
ed the French delegation does the
same. the Italians have announced
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-05
800 Were Killed.

LONDON. Jan. Sd. N. S.l--
Five hundred Russian soviet soldiers
were killed in battle with the
Karelians at Rukajervi, according to
a Copenhagen dispatch. The town
was taken by the reds after two days
struggle. The Karelians retired, re-
organized their forces and retook the
place after a violent engagement
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-05
Out of 100000 Population
Only Six Per Cent Will
, Live Until Coming Spring.
U. P. CORRESPONDENT FIND
WHOLE VILLAGES IN DEATH
Survivors Live Upon Flour
Made From Grass; it Sells
at 10000 Bubbles a Pound.

%
MOSCOW4an. 5.-(A. P.)
Russia is beginning the year
facing unspeakable famine hor-
ror. At Tsaratsin, Saratsin,
Saratoff, Samara, Ufa, Orer-
burg and Kazan frozen bodies
are stacked high awaiting bll-
rial in trenches which the
workmen cannot prepare rast
enough for the victims of the
famine, exposure and typhus.
The situation is growing worse
every day. American relief
workers said ten million play
die. The typhus epidemic is the
worst ever known in Russia,
Three relief workers have died
and several others are i'll. (
.KAZAN, Russia. Jan. 5.--(U. Po--
Kazan is a republic dying of starva-
ton. Fifty percent of the babies are
already dead. Forty five percent OF
the population of the village in this
region are dead or missing. The ka-
zan republic contained two millions
,inhabitants~att the last yoeBr,is. Net
six percent will be left to greet the
spring.
Many villages through which Ed
ward Hullinger, a United Press staff
correspondent, passed are still and
dead. All the inhabitants starved tt
death with no one to bury the las
few bodies. In others men, womer
and children lay in huts conserving
their energy and prolonging thei1
hopeless existence, too weak to choI
wood or procure food. Hundreds O
people are living on grass which thel
grind into flour and sell for 10000
rubles pound.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-05

DAILY EDITION

The East oregonian Il Eastern Orr
gon's greatest newspaper aza - q e<it.
i-g force gives to the advertiser osef
swice the guaranteed paid cif sulatIo1
In Pendletoz and Umatilla county Of
any other Newspaper.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-05

rhs net press run Of yesterdays Daily
1856
This paper IL > member or and audited
BY the Audit Bureau Of CtrculationE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-15
To Work Out Plans
for Rural Advance

~. n. coffman. OF Chshaiis. presi.
dent OF tho state Chamber OF Com.
meros has issued q call for . group
meeting OF representative from the
commercial clubs Of kitasp and King
counties. 10 be held In the assembly
room OF tho Seattle Chamber Of Com
msro-. Monday. June 10. Al $40 =. m.
This conference Ia TO consider the
state chambers program OF rural de
v.iopmsnt. w. ID. Benson. general
manager OF the four trsnscontinenfal
railroads. and other prominent men
will be prceent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-15
varicose Veins Are Quickly Reduced
and Terrible Eczema Goes Quickly

able healing agent that eczema.
BARRIERS itch. salt rheum and other
inflanmatory skin eruptions go In q
few days Piles are quickly abb
sorbed and oven goitrcs, wens and
enlarged glands are dissolved.
For years II has been used In hos
pitfalls for boils. carbunoles. uicers,
aboesses and open sores. and with
the most perfect success. with
each original bottle which any phar-
macist can supply you, II folder
that gives instructions for use In all
OF the above distressing complaints.
Your druggist will be glad to sup
ply YOU
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-15

DENVER June i5,--pavid Wal.
lace Brown. So. president Of the
Rocky Mountain Fuel Co.. died here
last night afser . short uincas OF
pnsumonis.
Brown was born in Marengo. Ill.
and came 20 Colorado Is years axo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-15

James Mccormack. OF Tacoma. 10
grand master.eiect Of the Free and
Accepted Masons Of Washington.
Tho election took place wedncs-
day afternoon during session OF
the ssth annual communication Of
the organization being held this
week at tho Masonic temple.
Other officers To DO installed with
him late Thursday afternoon arc
Robert c. Mccrosisy. Garfield. senior
grand warden; Martin Gregory. Ia.
coma, junior grand warden. and II.
w. Tyler. Tacoma. grand secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-15
Parties Fight at
Church Convention

INDIANAPOLIS. June is.--The
hight between conservatives and lib
\srals for control Of the Northern
BAPTIST convention reached crux 10
DAY.
Upon the result depended whether
the church shall adopt . policy Of
progressive religion" OF adhere 90
acceptance Of the Bible In it, literal
form. without allowance for ailegory.
Fundamenfaiists were prepared 20
attack the report Of tho general
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-15
Russian Dancer IL
Free From Husband

SAN FRANCISCO. June is>-Alla
Muscova. dainty Russian dancer.
was FREQ from her husband today.
Superior Judge Fitzgerald granted
her a divorce from Boris Lerman.
known on tho stage as Boris Pctroff.
also dancer. when the pretty Mus
cova testified that her husband had
failed to support her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-15
Bethany Baptist
Announces Texts

AZ Bethany Baptist church. :oo1
W. sfss st.. Sunday. Rev. A. II. Nick
ell. pastor. will preach at morning
service on some F1sndAmentals.-
The text for evening worship Win b
Mortal sins.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-15
THE AMERICAN AssOCIArIoN

OF Engineers. Seattle chapter. viii
meet Friday. at Fine Arts hall.
Fourth ave. and University st.. II was
announced. Reports OF convention
delegates and other business win be
diect,sgrd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-15

board Of promotion. which dealt with
expenditure Of moro than q million
dollars during the past year and
made recommendation for the fa.
ture policies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-15
Ohio Man to Talk
to EnQineers' Club

A. p. Bandles, who Is expected to
be democratic candidate for govern
or Of Ohio. will rpeak on good roads
at tho Engineers club luncheon Fri
day noon. sandles is a member OF
the good roads commission Of Ohio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-15

Approximately s.eoo.ooo pounds Of
Spanish maekerci are shipp~d from
Key West annually.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-15

The width Of the steamers Majes.
ito and Loviathan Is 100 feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-15

strong. Powerful Yet Safe, surgeens'
Prescriptions Called Moons's Emer-
There Il one simple and insxpen-
sive way to reduce dangerous. swoi-
lon veins and punches. and get
them down TO normal. and that is
TO apply Moone's Emerald OIL night
and morning. People who have
painful, enlarged veins should not
neglect them for they sometimes
loss of time.
Moone's Emerald OIL, besides being
30 marvclously antiseptic that II at
once destroys germs and poisons
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-15

~ 4 : = - 49, n >
Washington, D. G. = Bonusova
predloha, prijata senatom i do.
MON zastupcov, podana bude pre-.
zidentovi ( podpisu. Rata sa ma to:
ze ju prezideht bdde vetovat.''.,
Podl'a tejto predlohy kazdy w
sldzilee svetovej vojny dostahe
bonusu $1.25 "a kazdy den jeho
sluzby '; arhade Spo5enych Sta
tov. Jestli bonus vojde do platno,
sti, veterahi inaj1 dost sasu po-
dat ) svcje ziadosti do 1. januara
roki 1928.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-15
PRIATEt,' v N6DZI

Je doktorsky iicet, strasiakoms Skoro
vsetci name radi doktorov, ale malo
kto rad ,prijfma jeho dGty.
Poist 'ovacie spoloenosti zabezpeeia
vas proti tomu. Ked ste poraneny ne
shode, ztratite I'D alebo oei, poist 'ujdea
spolocnost VAN bude platit dokym ste
neschopny prace zaplati lekarovi "a
ieho operaciu ma vas a opateru.
Duplovane nahrady dostanete Cd zee,
leznienych, elevatorovych alebo LODI
nsch stroskotani alebo poziarov, ked'
ste, y Mich poraneny.
The C1PPERLEY, AGENCY " elsie
S12 Home Savings and Loan Building
yam ukaze, ako dostat' najlepsfe poi
stenie "a najmenej penazf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-15


|m.i I pfAehd | ~ ~ tlhal III I n ~
~, pnkAne fah y y Rct lietiacich
Istriel' rozliehM So rsjinou. Pod
AAchm drehtt hoblthth h ySsttely,
zmiioz ozei1e, Iosvei,o1 posoDily do5-
MON DUiska. NV to tiroollo ,delo ]
lstfeiectvo sdstfgs deny atok /; ~ ! !, l'a-
ve fiept1atei 'ske kftd ktpre Y
okafiil,f polo posiate s strsl AMI
zakaie1e laa sls dy1nogm: y nasledn9 9ncsoh'
|okamlnu iEal1al napauci'o deiostrelectyo 3 /.
prave Kryaio nepriatsel. ns. 2 neprrla les
tel opustll zaKopv. Deiostreleclvo
oKamzlte prelozllo pa Du do preau
9 nuzevnate ostreiovaio ustupnJu-
ceno nepriatel 9. Medzltym, = deia
norske] Daterie uuolim prlDllzlly
lie = f1eprlatei.oovi, .ktoreno zacaly
dobe 8 mlfltit oustreiovat. % e. '.,.. Ne.
prlater Dol doiinteny ustupovat stu
uuoilfh zpdt. Horska Datefla ' q, zfil- 4,
vociia stro1he pusKy, kryJuce u
stup 9 Koncentrovana pal pa @
stathych baterii znicila kasdy ne
prlatel>ov odpor, ktory aoslal
branll II. dlvlzli y postupe. Us. 81 y.
delostreiecka brlgada touto poi
fiou strei ,bou dokazala svoJu zdat- ela's-
most presnost chladnokrvnost
q 5oO vystrelenych naDoJov mlnu-
10 sa bez cleia tax nepatrne per-
cento, ze mono spoko1ne pove-
dat ze ziadon z granatoV . srap-
nelov nebol e zbytoene. vystreieny.
Tlez munlcia deiostreiecka 1e w
tecna. Okrem jednoho alebo naJ-
wac dvoch granatov yypuslly Vse,
tky strely. zyiast ! municla u ako a.
della vyrobene y skodpve1 tovar- e
nj, su naJdokonale5sie' stfel pa
trvala od 8 90 ( hodln l rano, naco
Dol rozvohor dostoJnlhov. 'Vellte-
l,om tohto delostreieckeho cvlce- ice
MA Dol veiltel dlvlzlJneho deio-
strelectva podpluk. Czernlk. hoz-
hovor mai general Hanak a ven
tel cs. IL. delosfreiecke1 bflgadv
plukovnik Novak, ktory tiez We
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-15

W vAsej starej v.sti syehada v
nd, ASeolvek
j. spojen6 osltau pssd stou jsias so
lsA % haov pottA ptedpla4ok tok K H. por
lasi 5oc Eschcss as osoh chsue n povnist uxedo
nit, vsleast' nAI iud.
ro4ptxA III nA1sj pftd ste1ts 11tiE pssdpl1ti
" M ksSoia - = Noyin yrsls oepdt46a enso 5lss9S)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-15

| Ease dokas sioanaytl) alsss
ma Slovensku. Stvrts cfslo Naf6d-
nej Obrany vychodiacej y Brati-
slave, zhabane bolo ma rozkaz stat
neho zastupitel 'stva. (CAsopis Ma
rodnl Obrann vydava Slovensky
|Narodny Svaz, kt6reho hesiom ije': !:
"Slovensko Slovakom''. Vychodi
| " Bratislave, Priboi I. 4, Sloven-
sko. Predplatne $50 ia rok.
stredoeuropaAy hospodarsky
biloxi. Podl,a zprav Z politickych
kruhov ma byt ''vetll'a Malej Do
hody utvoreny este zvlastny stre-
do europsky biloxi, ktory by pozo-
staval z Cesko -Slovenska, Raknska
a Juhoslavie. Tento biloxi BY NAL
raz iba hospodarsky a ME politi-
cky a boil by dojednany medzi pri-
slusnymi statmi ma dobu niekol'-
ko rokov. Medzi tymito Statmi boz
" by snizene colne tarify. Cesko-
Sloyensko dostalo, by vsetky w
hody, ktore ma teraz rakdsky prie
mysel a opacne rakisky priemy-
sci NAL by moznost' "a vyhodnych
podmienok obstaravat' 81 eesko.
slovenske suroviny. Priemysel o.
bidvoch tychto statov by mohol sa
potion dobre uplatnovat' ma Bal,
kane.
~ Porady d prez. MAsaryRa.
Prezident Masaryk zahajil %. au-
Egusta pprady veddcimi politi-
ckxmisos sobnostiami vndtro-poli.
ticket situacii d RECONSTRUCTED
Is. n1inisterstva. Prvou tychto
porad bola dlho trvaj1ca audien-
cia posi-. Svehlu., Doeasne rekon-
strukcia ministerst1a ME lie nalie.
hava, lebo DIR. BeneS bude ma ze.
nevskych medzinarodnych konfe-
renciach Svazu Narodov vystupo,
vat este .ako ministersky predse,
da' cesko-sloxensky. Do tejto DOLBY
ma byt' v es. parlamentnej koali-
Gil svedena dohoda, menovite po.
kial' sa tyka ochrannych ciel me.
novej jednoty dspornych umy.
SLOW dra Rasina, tykajdcich sa me.
novite prepustenia casti statneho
zamestnanectva.
= Narodnost' lradnych leka-
rov ma slovenslzu. Podl'a ostatne-
no lekarskeho soznamu je 20 13
hi. zupnych lekarov 10 Slovakov,
l Czech, 2 Mad 'ari, 81 okr. leka-
row 33 Slovakov, 7 Cechov, 81 Ma
d arrow, 3 Nemci, l Poliak, 16 IL
dow, z 13 NEST. lekarov 9 Mad a
rov a 4 Slovaci,, 20 81 magistr. le-
karov je II Slovakov, 3 Cesi, 10
Nemcov, 10 Mad arrow, 2 zidia, z
271 obvodnych lekarov je 80 Slo-
vakov,. Is Mad, 80 Cechov, 81
Nemcov, l Poliak, / Rus, 81 Ii
dov. 2 celkoveho poctu je 149 Slo-
vakov, 1913 Mad 'arov, 50 Zidov, 43
Cechov a 81 Nemcov.
= Zatva ma vychodnom Sloven-
sku. V sarisskej zupe zapocala "a
tva Is. julia. Uroda ozimin bola
prostredna, u jarin slaba. Uroda
sena bola pod priemer. Zemiaky
81 'ubovaly dobrn urodu, boly vsak
postihnute hmyzom. V kosickej
zupe uroda ozimin je uspokojiva
jariny sn vsak tiez slabsie. Zemia-
ky, kukurica kapusta sl'ubuju
dobr1 urodu, ale sena je malo. Ma
okoli Rim. Soboty zapocala zatva
neskorsie ako obycajne a to az po
H.. j1li, nasledkom chladneho po-
casia. Celkova droda .je dost do
bra.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-15
Katastrof&1ny poxiar v Zem-

Katastrof&1ny poxiar Y zem-
plfnslkej xupe. " obci Petroyce %.
augusta yypukol pred II. hod. do
poludnia poziar, ktory "a suchaho
pocasia zachyatil rad domov. Ia
nedlhy cas- potion vyhorelo polovi-
ca Petroviec. Skoda sa odhaduje
ma 5 milionov korln. Nest 'astie
bolo zavinene tym, ze petroyski
gazdovia neuposldchli nariadenia
nradov, ze musia byt' mlat 'acky
postavene Y bezpecnostnej vzdia-
lenosti cd obytnych hospodar-
skych budov. Pri jednej mlat 'acke
stojacej blfzkosti hospodarskej
budovy, vznikol ohen, ktory po-
tom NAL tax katastrofalne nasled-
Ky.
Co 81 Cesi uz nedovolia. V
Liptovskom Sv. Mikulasi ieden
cesky zeleznicny 1radnik oboril sa
ma Slovaka, aby hovoril cesky, le-
bo ze "zere cesky chleb"! Celkom
ako Mad'ari.
Vymenovanie slovenskych
vel 'zupanov. Podl'a novinarskych
zprav je uz technicke zariadenie
vel 'kych z1p ma Slovensku ukon-
Gene a re sa tiez stale definitivne
vymenovanie novych vel 'zupanov,
takze sa v najblizsej dobe ,zaene so
slucovanim starych sloyenskych
zdp. Now zupani, ktorych prezi-
dent republiky uz al potvrdil, sti
tito: pre- zupu kosick1: DIR. Jan
Ruman, pre- zupu Bratislavsk1:
DIR. Metod Bella, pre- zupu Liptov-
ski DIR. Jam Jesensky, pre- zupu
Zvoienskd DIR. Pavel Orszagh, pre-
zupu Treneiansku: DIR. Jozef Sc
kae, pre- zupu riansku: DIR. Jul
raj Slavik. Pc yymenovafff' zupa.
nov sa hned' .uskutoenf al techni1
exc slncenie z1p, elm sa potion IL
konc1 reorganizacia noveho admi-
nistrativneho poriadku ma Sloven-
sku. S vymenovanim zupanov s1-
visl otazka osoby noveho sloven-
skeho ministra, ponevac je rozhod
mute, ze minister Micura svoje mie
sto V septembri istotne opusti. ST.
ce. sa slovenske ministerstvo zme-
nj ma hlavny zupanat co sa stane
len pozdejsie. Dosial je vsak ak
tualne obsadenie siovenskeho mi
nisterstva. Iste je, ze splnomocne-
nym ministrom bude jeden tych-
to troch kandidatov: DR.. Ruman,
Or. Metod Bella alebo DIR Jozef
Kallay. Pravdepodobne bude TO
DIR. Jan Ruman, ktoreho ma toto
miesto predestinuje jeho mad stra-
nami stojaca politika. Pri tejto
kombinacii vraj rozhodne tiez sta
novisko prazskej vlady, dl'a kto-
reho zaujmom Slovenska prispeje
len narodnostna politika, "a ktoru
sa stava DIR. Jan Ruman. Ceskoslo-
venska socialna demokracia sa
vel mi namaha "a kandidaciu Ru-
mana. Moe menej eventuality pre-
SLOW. ministerstvo ma kombinacia
$ Bellom oproti ktoremu sa stava-
jii al socialni demokrati, lebo Bel
la by hlavne zastupoval zaujmy
vel 'kostatkarov. Kallay bude len
tom pripade nastupcom Micu-
ru, ked' sa ukaze potreba 1radni-
ckeho ministra, take vsetka prav-
depodobnost' hovori kombinacii
DIR. Rumanom. Vymenovanie no
veho splnomocneneho slovenskeho
ministra nastane uz najblizsej
dobe. S. v Isl. Vych."