davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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from his Quaker training not inclined
to perpetrate lie on the public, when
he In 1870 prepared a paper on the
Flag which he read before the Penn
sylvania Historical society, also told
the story, not from tradition, but as
told by Mrs. Ross to Mr.. Candy"
Then follows the refutation, among
the papers of Mr.. Alrich, as he used it
on previous occasions. 1t contains the
following:
"a myth exists only in the imag-
ination. Is Betsy Ross myth Did
such person live. and did she make
the first Stars and Stripes which we
now reverently speak of as old
Glory'2
ut is recorded that some time be-
tween May % and June Z, 1777.
Commander in Chief George Wash
ington, accompanied by the committee,
Robert Morris and Col. George Ross
"a relative of Betsy called on her,
and there after consultation, in
structed her to make the Flag. The
American congress resolved, on Sat
urday, June Ia, 1777, that the Flag
of the United States be 13 stripes
alternate red and white, that the
union be 13 stars, white on a blue
field, representing a new constella-
tion.' This was substantially the
design agreed upon by the commit
tee and made by Betsy Ross.
''But who was Betsy Ross? Her
maiden name was Griscom, Elisabeth
Griscom, born in 1852, of Quaker par
ents, Samuel and Rebecca GriscOm.
Samuel was a descendant Of Andrew
Griscom, who brought the first cargo
of bricks from England, Of which this
famous house was built. Elisabeth
married John Ross. an Episcopaliau,
and for this awful mlsdemeanor she
was expelled from the Friends soci-
ETY.. and becoming an Episcopalian,
with her husband, worshiped In the
Old Christ Church, only n short dis
tance from her home. and where the
pew she occupied (No. 12) is still
marked to designate 1t as hers, as is
also her grave in Mount Moriah cem-
etery, beside her husband, Clayp9ole.
General Washington also WOrSnlpeu III
the same church, and his pew is also
marked, and both are shown today.
"Two children were born to John
and Betsy Ross. one Zillah dying in
infancy. The other was named
Eliza. Ross died when young man,
his widow being at the time of the
episode twenty-five years of age. Ross
was an upholsterer, his widow con-
tinuing the business, was so occupied
when the committee called upon her.
Widow Ross married Joseph Ash
burn. who was devoted to the cause of
the Young republic. and was cap
tured by the British and died In MIL
prison at Portsmouth. England. Dur
ing his Imprisonment he told feliow
prisoner. John Claypoole. his story
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dition. Her husband worried about
her lack of bloom till Cousin Helen
came from the East for visit. Mar
tina improved wonderfully with bright
companionship. Her husband was not
slow to express his gratitude to his
wife's cousin. "Helen, you can't imag-
inc how much good your visit has
done Martha. She looks ten years
younger" "Well, I am SO glad, Cousin
George" Helen babbled. "And If she
keeps or using that rouge I'm leaving
her she'll always have that healthy
complexion. like mine. "-ExchangA
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to come and play hide-and-go-seek
with Mr.. Sun.
$50, Mr.. Giant, will you be so good
as to read the paper aloud to every
one SO we can all know the important
events which have happened lately in
Natureland or which are about to hap
pen."
"Gladly, gladly" said old Mr.. Giant
II will sit on yonder strong stump, and
then 1 will read"
"Good," said Witty Witch. I'VE can
all sit about the stump. But will it be
too crowded for your long legs, Mr..
Giant?"
II think not, thank you," answered
old Mr.. Giant most politely.
"I think there will be just about
the right distance. The stump is fairly
high"
"Yes, that is so," said Witty Witch.
So Mr.. Giant settled himself on the
stump, and all the fairyland creatures
and their friends gathered about while
the Breeze Brothers and Mr.. Wind
lowered near.
The Breeze Brothers were rather
restless, and got up all the time for
little races and dances and merry
frolics, but no one minded, for such
were their ways, and they did not
mean anything rude by their actions.
They were just naturally restless.
Old Mr.. Giant began to read. He
read the weather report, and the name
of the paper, and the name of the edi-
tor-in-charge-the Fairy Queen; of
her assistants, Mother Nature, the
Fairies, the Breeze Brothers.
He read of the Shadow ball. that
was to take place shortly, and of Mr..
Moons advertisement to accept no
other moons as substitutes.
Old Mr.. Giant explained to those
who did not know that substitutes
were people who took the places of
other people who had intended to be
on hand.
For example, he explained, if he had
promised to appear at lecture hall
and couldn't attend, the one whom he
would send in his place would be the
substitute.
Then he read the personal Items
of News"
"Grandpa Frog, of Frog Hollow, has
announced the opening meeting of the
Frog Glee club to take place in the
Hollow at eight o'clock, two weeks
from Saturday evening"
Next he read:
1.-THE members of the family of the
Goatweed Emperor Butterfly are
using the same leaf to feed upon as
they use for a perch. Before long they
will leave their present state as cater
pillars, and will later become butter
flies."
Then he read:
General Sparrow and his family
fought yesterday against Sergeant
Startling and his family. The Starlings
won but the Sparrows expect to have
another chance sOOn."
And then the shadows appeared and
the fairyland-shadow ball and frolic
commenced!
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Chinese Compliment

In China, II one desires to express
high compliment Of person. the
right thumb is stuck up above a closed
ast- To extend the little hnger,
thonph. ia to suggest that the person Is
beneath contempt. When the ,.,nnas Una
aha man refers to his fellow citlzens'
he always resembles patient aoou.
to have his thumb bandaged: Long
before Yale established the "faie M
China" college In Changsha. the city
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-02
HOW THEY ALL TURNED OUT
One Might Almost Have Bet on the
Careers of That Crowd of
"8ad" Boys.

Bud, who was given to reading dime
novels, became an esteemed book
critic.
Ted who dared caricature teacher
on slate, became a nationally famed
artist.
Jim, who used to get up raids on
fruit stands and orchards, became
Understanding party leader.
Herb, who made sling-shots where
with to annoy little girls and unsus
pecting passersby. became a great in
ventor.
Ben, who repeatedly played hockey,
became a distinguished globe trotter
and explorer.
Fred. who took it upon himself to
settle all disputes as to the ownership
of personal property by appropriating
1t himself, became very successful
lawyer.
Bill who always made use of pair
of fists to convert others to his own
viewpoints, became a prominent revt.
valist.
Alf, who delighted in "nose-ing' in
to and breaking up smaller youngsters
games, became professional re
former.-Judge.
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DEPARTMENT
bnnercial inquiries answered and
formation GLADLY furnished without
N Address any firm above.
Ely. Killed BY Sewer Gas.

Milwaukee, Wls.-Five men were
(si and six others seriously injured
ka they were trapped in a gas
boclet" in sewer here. A laborer
h went down into the sewer, which
ninety feet below the street level.
! did not return. A second laborer
bat down to investigate. He did not
|turn. The fire department was then
|ld Three fIremen descended into
l sewer, but failed to come up.
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-02
y to Increase Reserve Board Passed

Washington. On.-Agrlcultural members
Congress have won their fight for
enlargement of the membership OF
\ Federal Reserve Board to make
P@ble the appointment of a "dirt
|rrG" The House has passed the
Providing for six instead of five
Eolntive members OF the board. The
was approved In substantially the
|ns form In which 1t was passed by
\ Senate several months ago. It
n goes to conference.
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was closely related to America. for 1t
was here that many Of the firecrack-
ers which formerly announced the In
depepdence day celebration were
made. Among the great men who have
been among Changsha's chief products
WINS Gen. Tseng Kuo Fan. whose CO.
oneration with "Chinese Gordon" was
largely instrumental In putting down
the TAPPING rebellion.
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..@, Abolishes Two Jobs.

"'''oner wv, Abolishes Two Job..
|B,,. ,,As.on'-Revenue Commission
III ,., auolished two Jobs in the In
h a, .ue bureau held by appoint
|.p,s assistant Secretary of the
(a vera lover. /" The officials af.
|sto,s e y, U. Hilds. supervisor Of
|aI,,..,nand ana A. D. Summers, deputy
sas .s,. OF accounts. Blair's ac-
hetry Ma,, ,aaen with the approval Of
Ter recen,,,. u,,on. Assistant Secretary
b over y rs preclpitated row with
revenue bureau personnel.
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-02
N Forces in sI+,sIa to q. Recalled

''ress In Sltesla to BE Recalled
".-Ihe allied military occupn-
VI upper Siles!a is likely to come
.uu oy the last Of July, accord
|ue report of the allied commits
ne district, which is being
!, s.ied s by the council of ambassa-
n, eu .' thousand men of the allied
N !, llss oao I'LL In Upper silesia. OF
Ie.iis aiis and the Poles through
|bsd asue as of Nations recently
!. - I'LL agreement covering the dis
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-02
NAME "BAYER" is ON -
GENUINE ASPIRIN
Take Tablets Without Fear, il You
See the Safety "Bayer
Cross"

If you want the true, world-famous
Aspirin, as prescribed by physicians for
over twenty-one years, you must ask
for "Bayer Tablets Of Aspirin
The "Bayer Cross" is stamped on
each tablet and appears on each pack
age for your protection against imita-
ons.-Advertisement.
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-02
I,s,' I,',''','' Offer to Sol, Autos.

$taDt n. 10 oeII Autos.
n attemn. Naturalization of an al
several = ~, 70 sell rural mail car
|etles ~ y. thousand ., government au.
begun !, ho'. sloo each-$oo down.
Letter. ,efs 0s. BY postoffice inspec.
n II sel offering to sell the ma.
y. D \ was vas said. were signed
n was = 'sey' and said the
me on ~. : member ne Of Congress
|sthcs, ana ma House committee ON
cautionsSs S post roads. Recipients
Aah a not to divulse their
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-02
|sht Indicted for Murder in CHICAGO,

PIT Indicted for Murder in Chicago.
Iaicago.-lndictments charging muir
were returned by the state grand
y against Big Tim Murphy, Fred
Nnchy) Nader, Cornelius (COn)
|a-known as the Big Three in the
eat labor reign of terror in Chi
so-and five others, one a woman.
Y eight were indicted for the mur-
OF Acting Lieut.. Terrence Lyons,
Oh TWO policemen killed in the
W recent bombing outrage. All Of
IN we're ordered held without bail.
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fsa'ef-A drive to recruit twenty
members for the squadron head
A''e's troops of the Colorado Ma
la' uaaFd cavalry, and twenty-sev-
members for Troop B has been
Inched
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Healthy Complexion Assured.
Martha was pale little wire whose
white cheeks Indicated her listiess con-
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-02

ETSY ROSS is 40 myth
so maintained Levi l..
Alrlch during his life, and
so says Emma B. Alrich,
his widow. The Alriches
were editor and associate
editor of the Public Rec
ord of Cawker City, Kan,
for a. wears GSS3-19lS).
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knickerbockers.
"Maw-uh!" ri'
Yes, Tommyf"
-Lookit the lady in rompers."
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-02

How, Why and What.
How do fish hear?
Fish do not hear. They are not
equipped with ears
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-02

1--WE will" does ten times as much
as "you shall.'
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-02

PIPE. PIPE. PIpE.-o.~-o-,--~ PIpE.
..>,co~cJIneyo ,Jne you are looking for. we
s anI RIOS , 1929 wazee St. Denver.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-08
.NAPADOL POLICIU
PRI ARESTOVAM
Stefan Puncec "a pol hodiny STRIFE
l'al ma policajtov. Vidal - len
ked Dol raneny.

Vo stvrtok rano pol j. hOdi-
ne susedia Stefana Puncec, byva-
jiceho {. 16O Gordon Ave-, East
Youngstown, hlasili policii, ze ten
to bije svoju zenu. Poslany bol po-
licajt Yurko no arestovat'. Tent0
prijduc ia, bel pozdraveny Z var
du vystrelom, naco tento privolal
posilu. Dosli este traja policajti =
zaeali ma Punceca dobyjat'. Pun
Gee sa zabarikadoval a "a pol ho-.
diny striel'a pusky az revolve-
ra ma policajtov, al kym Lieut..
Hines nevosiel do susedneho do
mu Punceca netrafil. Puncec So
hned vidal. Bol odvezeny do me-
mocnice, kde sa vylieci. Ziaden Z
policajtov nebol raneny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-08
SLOVENSKY MLADlK
Y VLEKARSKEJ SKOLE
DR.. Sofranec dal studovat' j. J,
Istocina "a chiropraktickeho
lekara.

Youngstown onedlho bude mat
troch slovenskych chiroprakti-
ckych lekarov. Jednym je pochval-
ne znamy chiroprakticky lekar
Jczef Sofranec' D. c., ktory IT,
spechom praktizuje chiroprakti-
cke liecenie V svojej lradovni pod
{. 113 Williamson Ave-, druhym
bude p. Pcolar, ktory uz druhy
rok studuje V Palmer School of
Chiropractics a tretlm syn DIR. So
francovho svagra, p. j. j. Istocin
z Ambridge, Pa, ktory predtym $
rodicmi byval V Youngstowne.
Posledneho dial ma studovanie
DIR. Sofranec ma diva roxy do Chi
ropractic College Davenport.
Mozme sa len tesit', ze nasa ko-
lonia obohatena bude 0 dvoch in
teligentov onedlho. Pana Pcolara
V stndiach podporuje advokat Jan
Willo. Ako adv. Willo TAX al dr..
sofranec posl1zili tym vel mi svoj-
mu narodu q zachovajn 81 unho
yd d'acn1 pamiatku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-08
PRlDTE MA PIKNIK
DO WARREN, ONO
Cislo 422. I. K. s. Z. J. pozyva
vsetkych Slovakov ma piknik tel
to nedele.

Cislo 422. I. X. S. 4. j. vo War
rem, vydrziava tejto nedele, dna
10. septembra krasny piknik, ma
ktory povolava vsetkyych Slovakov
a Slovenky nielen Warren, ale Z
celej okolice. Piknik bude ma po-
zemkoch ma North Park Ave-, kde
sa mono dostat' po ulicnej kare
$ napisom "Mahoning" alebo al
" EN-. Z0sadnnt treba ma rohu
Park a Hall Ave. Potion sa obrat'.
te ma l'avo do~New Jersey ulice,
kde uz pocujete muziku. Vybor sa
postaral najlepsiu zabavu, w
borne zakusky a napoje.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-08
CHLAPEC SA ZATOPIL
v MAHONING RIEKE

Trinast 'rocny FrantiSek Doble
kar {. 1926 Salt Spring Road,
utopil sa v .pondelok rano o 9. ho-
dine pocas klpania saw Mahoning
rieke pri Division St. S MIN sa XII
pail este dvaja chlapci, ktori, bo-
jac sa bitky, nevyzradili, co sa pri
hodilo, len ked uz boil vecer a
ked' 'Doblekarova matka chodila
utrapena, kde sa jej syn podel.
Hasicia boil hned' vyslani ma mie-
sto nest 'astia, ale chlapca vytiahli
z vody len ma druhy den vecer.
Doblekar boil syn horvatskych ro-
dicov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-08

Pan Daniel Sramo dostal jednu
urobeni : dolara.

Youngstown je Ease zaplaveny
falosnymi peniazmi. Nedavno ko-
loyaly 20 dolarniky, teraz sa to-
piatky. Pan Daniel Sramo, vseo-
becne znamy Slovak stavitel' q
Haseltonu, po tieto dni prisiel do.
redakcie, aby vystrihal krajanov
pred plano falsovanymi piatkami,
z ktorych on jednu dostal. Piatky
robehe sn 2 dolara sfce tax, ze
cislice, 1 si vytrete ma ich mie-
sto nakreslene cislice S. Kde je slo-
vom vypfsane Tone, tam je to
vytrets a napisane Five. Pa
delky s1 mac vel'm biedne ka-
zdy ich rozozna cd pravych, ked
sa ma ne prizre. Kto chce vyhn1t'
neprfjemnosti, mech sa tedy ma
piatky vzdy pore, kym ieh prime
od dakoho.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-08
DAUGHERTYHO
STRAJKOVY ZAKAZ.

Rome strajkove zakazy boly uz
vydane roznymi sudcami po Spo-
ienych Statoch, ale takeho zaka-
zu, aky 81 vybral minister pravo-
sndia Daugherty proti strajkujil-
elm zelezniciarom, este yydaneho
nebolo.
Daugherty zroyna zakazuje uA-
vat slobodu slova, zabezpecenu
iistavou Spojenych Statov, zaka-
zuje akekol'yek piketovanie, AXE
kol 'vek odhovaranie skeboy, AXE
kol've miesanie sa vodcov robot
nlckych do tohto strajku.
Jeho jedinym ciel' l'om je: zlo-
nit strajk. Zlomit' odpor. robot
nikov a zniGit' ich odhodlanost
byt' slobodnymi 81 hoe al chudob-
nymi ebeanmi tejto republiky.
To sa mu ale jeho zakazom nepo-
dari.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-08
ZENSKY GUILD SV. CYRILLA
A METHODA JE CINNY

Zensky Guild osady Sv. Cyrilla
a Methoda, ktory zalozcny Dol ne
davno ma podnet duchovneho osa-
dy, Rev. LisGinskeho, je cinny a
jeho ndkyne usilovne pracujl pre-
osadu. Sestry sa schadzajii do do
macnosti pani Katariny Veres, V
(. 321 Madison Ave-, kde sijn roz-
ne potrebne veci pre- kostol sko-
lu. PAM Katarina Veres, ako nc-
tovnicka Guildu. srdecne d'akuje
sestram "a ticast !.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-08

Vsetci delegati z okolice pozvani
sd dostavit' sa ma. sch0dzu v nede-
l'u po obede do skoly.

Tymto povo'avame ma spolocn1
schodzu vsetkyoh bratov delega-
TOW cisiel [. Kat. Slov. Jednoty ma
youngstownskej okolici do skoly
osady Sv. Cyrilla Methoda ma
tilto nedel'u. dina 10. scptembra o
7. hodine vecer, ma ktorej sa pora-
dime, ako budeme spolocne po.
stupovat' ma konvencii, ktora "a.
hajena bude V Bethlehem, Pa, IS
septembra t. r. tiez poradime sa,
kedy po jakej zeleznici pocestu,
jeme spolocne. Kazdy brat dele
gat mech sa neomylne tejto scho-
DE zdcastni, lebo je ona vel mi
vazna. Al 1radnici cisiel ma tejto
porade budt srdecne vitani.
Andrej Krispinsky,
Martin Muransky,
Michal Herman.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-08
VYBORNY PIKNlK 0SADY
SV. CYRILLA A METHODA
Pr idealnom pocas podruha tsc ud vesee zabavalo
Brier Hill parku.
Jozef Cheban, Jan

Jurai Zubal. Jozef Cheban, Jan
Hiznaj.
Muzsky vybor: PIP. Jozef Mar
kovie, Andrej Vojtus, st. Labas,
Michal Ruzbarsky, Pavel Stroiny,
Vaient Grancaj. Albert Senvicky,
Jan Smotrila ST., Jan Smotrila NIL.
Michal Pavolko, Jan Forgac NIL;
Stefan Martinko, Jan Melek, Mi
chal Ridarsky, Stefan Selec, A.
lojz Klein, Martin Muransky, An
drej Adamko, Jan Sovik, Jan E.
perjesi, Jozef Klein, Martin Far
kasovsky, Jan Dulovic NIL, Jan
Najpaver, Jozef Kukura, Matej
Cizmar, Michal Farkasovsky, Jan
Datko, Jozef Vojtko, Jan Ven
glarcik, Stefan Javorsky, Juraj
Fridman, Jan Suhk, Juraj Bros
mae Jozef Nalepa.
Zensky vybor: pi. Katarlna SUI
lik, pi. Helena Palencar, pi. Anna
Baluch, pi. Fridmanova, pi. Roxy
ia, pi. Foltynsky, pi. Runevich, pi.
Katarina Lubertovic, pi., Maria
Novotny, pi. Anna Novotny, pt.
Maria Bodnovic, pi. Karolina Ja-
vorsky, pi. Slavkovsky, pi. Kunec.
pi. Fajcak, pi. Secko, pi. Majer-
cak pi. Lipjanec.
Okrem tn menovanych boil este w
Dor dievcat a chlapcov, ktori usi--
lovne vypredavali tikety. i
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-08
EVANJEIICKA CIRKEV
DosTALA NovEHO KNAZA


Mnajsia slbvenska ev. a. ". cir
kew Jana Husa dostala ma miesto
odstnpivsieho Rev. Andreja Hviz-
daka "a farara Rev. Juraja Rob,
ktory prve bohosluzby odbavoval
minulej nedele dna 3. septembra.
Vsetci evanjelici -Slovaci ma tejto
okolici tesla sa novemu Slova b.
zieho kazatel owl. Tes1me sa i my
prajeme mu Bozej pomoci, ably
cirkev tiito priviedol svojou laska-
vost 'ou a rozsafnost 'ou do plneho
rozkvetu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-08
SCHODZA ZASIUPCO
M0LKOV 0 eE BoE

Vsetky spolky ma tejto okolici,
pot 'azne ich zastupcovia, ktori sa
zlcastnili prace hmotne podpo-
rili prevedenie cenzusu Slovakov
V Mahoning doline sil ziadani do
stavit sa Ma sch6dzu tejto nedele
vecer Z. hodine do Skoly Sv. Cy-s
rilla Methoda, kde sa rozhOdne
O yydani cenzusu tlacou. Tato vec
sa uz media d 'alej odkladat'
Jozef Martinko, preds.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-08
PRECO UROBILI vYSOKU
COLNU TARIFU?

Mnohf nepriatelia republican.
skej strany, ktora vyniesla v kon-
grese vysokii colnn tarifu rrotl
lacnym cudzozemskym yyrobkom
bubnovali ma poplach, ze teraz len
nastane el'ka drazoba v krajinc,
ked' colnou tarifou znemoznene
bude kupovanie tovaru cudzo-
zemsku, re americki tovarnici bu-
d1 dl'a 'ubovole ziadat' neslycha-
ne ceny "a svoje vyrobky, ked' pre-
vyscke clio nebude mono objedna-
vat cudziny.
Ako priklad uvadzame tn prl-
pad, axe sa udavajn yo vsetkych
oflvetviach obchodu. Jeden impor-
/ ter objednava babiky Europe, "a
ktore plati ! 5 clom 81 centov kus.
Ten importer ich preda americke-
mn obyvateFstvu' po $3.50, sice
SOC lacnejsie, nez predavane bo-
ly americke vyrobky. Tymto ei-
nom importer okradal americke O.
byvatel 'stvo a zaroven no pozba-
voval zarobku, lebo tovarne ma
babiky musely pre- jeho konkuren-
ciu cudzimi vyrobkami zastavit
robotu.
, Takto bolo j. S hodinkami. I'm
porteri dostali dobre pozlatene ho
dinky, garantovane na 20 rokov V
Nemecku ia nieco vyse pol dolara
predavali ich po. 5 do s dolarov
kus. Americke hodinarske tovarne
tuto konkurenciu nemohly zniest
a muscly zavret'. Rcbotnici ostaIl
bez roboty,a "a hodinky, ktore inn
porterov staly SOC platili $S, tedy
zbojlffcku cenu. A talk to bolo
inymi vyrobkami. ...
Nuz teraz co je lepsie Vysoka
clio, ktore chrani ameEickeho to.
varnika americkeho robotnika
pred nezamestnanost 'ou a tax hla.
dovanim, ei slobodny obchod
ktory ceny len trochu snizi, ale "a.
roven hodi miliony americkeh,
robotnictva do zobractva?
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-08
SPOL0CNA SCHODZA
P0LIT. KtUBOV
Kazdy slovensky politicky klub v
Mahoning mech vysle dvoch dele
gatov v nedel'u vecer dc skoly.

Tymto vyzyvam ct. slovenske
politicke kluby Mahoning coun-
ty, ably 81 vyslaly po dvoch zastup-
coch ma organizacnl sch6dzu Cen
.tralneho SlovenskehO Politickeho
Vyboru, ktora sa bude odbyvat
ma nedel'u u, dna 10. septembra We
Ger s. hodine Skole osady Sv.
Cyrilla a Methoda.
Ia svolavaj1ci vybor:
A. M. PalkoviC.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-08
KONCi STRAK
zELEzNlCIAROV
so zeleznicnych spoloGnosti vyjed-
nava o skoncenie strajku.

Chicago, ILL.,, Z. sept. Vybor
jednania strajkujdcich robotnikov
v zeleznienych sapach slide sa v
pondelok do Chicago potvrdit' i
ste dohodnutia urobene S vFchod-
nymi zeleznicnymi spolocnost ami.
/ Kolujd zpravy, ze strajkujnci ze-
.leznieni rpbotnfci vyjednayasu s
So, zeleznicnymi spolocnost ami Q
skoncenie strajku na zaklade tych-
to podmienok: Ably ako strajkeri,
tax i skebi zaradeni boil ' istine
prvenstva ako stall SO. jdna 1922.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-08
POL I / |
r r E Hill AID
Pivo I vino. ngherty
Coln& tarifa.
POL MIIIONA CHICA0UANOv
zIADA sI PIvo IA vino.

Ma vel'kom nakladnom auto
mobile dovezene bolo po tieto dni
$50, 900 podpisov chicagskych OBJ
canov do Springfield, Ill. do Ora
dovne tajomnika stat,l. Tieto pod
pisy pripojene boly' XII peticii Y
ktorej ziadane bolo dovolenie hla-
sovat \ novembrovych vol'bach
o pive a vine. Sekretar statu E.
merson petfcionarom 81 'dbil, ze ich
ziadosti vyhovie a otazku t1to da
ma odhlasovanie, jestli mu v tom
len sddy nezabrania. Teda aspon V
jednom state zabezpecene je hla-
sovanie otazke, ktorl prohibicia-
ci vyhlasujd "a vybavenii.
Ia petfciu najviac pracovali chi
cagskf Cesi, Poliaci a Nemci. Ich
vodcom Dol mestsky alderman i
sty Cermak, ktory "a jednej pri-
lezitosti vytiahol flasku 2 vreclSa
a vypil 81 z nej ma zasedanf NEST
skej rady.
2 prohibicnej otazky budd este
politicke boje v inych statoch, "a
ko ma prfklad v New Jersey, Mis-
souri,, a indie. Tam kandidati ma
guyernerske 1rady agituju "a a
nrnti rrohihici $s
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-08
sCH0DZA sPOLKU SV. RITY.

Spolok sv. Rity, {. 160. Penn.
S. X. q. Jednoty odbyvat' bude
svoju schodzu ma stredu vecer,
dina 13. septembra v Beavers Club
v elsie SOC South Ave. Schodze
byvaly PRIV utorky, ale teraz
prelozene boly ma stredy, preto
prosim ct. sestry ably 81 tohto po-
vsimly a sa ma schodzu 1plnom
pocte dostavily. Bude sa pojedna-
vat 0 vel'mi dolezitvch zalezito-
stiach..
So sesterskym pozdravom,
Katarina Volosin, zap.