davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-01
|sLovENsKYM oBCHoDNfKoM
DO POzORNOSTI.

Name redakcii asi 600 kras.
|nych obrazov, zobrazujncich oslo
bodenie Cesko-Slovenskej republi-
ky. Obrazy sd vysokej umeleckei
ceny a hodia sa nielen "a ram, ale
al pre- obchodne stenoye kalenda-.
re. Predame ich lacno, lebo sa ich
chceme zbavit'. Name tiez mapy
Cesko-Slovenska, ktore mozu byt'
pouzite pre- stenove kalendare ale
bo davane ako vianocny dar pre-
kostymerov.
Date svojim kostymerom nieeo
noveho, casoveho a ME stale jed
make obrazky obnazenych zien, co
poriadna rodina nevyves1l nikdc.
@ ceny inc informacie Haste .sa
Iosobne alebo telefoniGne v redak-'
eli tychto novin..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-01

IDA sa, ze je porcelanovy. Go Wy,
certi vieteg
Ivan Sergejic pracoval, krdtil
sa po izbe, BALL, rozuzl oval po-
vrazky, pomahajlc 81 ostrymi zu-
bami, a ustaviene pri tejto robo-
te nadsene pozeral ma druha.
A tento, sloziac akysi etazer, $
haraburdami a akysi kufrik, sa-
dol 81 do kresla vazne sa zapalil
cigaretu. .. ..z,.
Roboty bolo este mnoho, ale on
celym svojim chovanim sa prezra-
dzoval, ze jej skoncenie nechava
Ivanovi Sergejicovi, ktory mo-
krou, spotenou tvarou co chvil "a
pribehoval k druhovi a drziac V
ruke akesi album fotografiami,
spytoval sa: ..-.
- DIdt
- Vezmi, Vana, vezmi. Vsetko
sa eide.
Il tento obrnsok9 CT ten
brat? NaGo bude?
- A co obrnsok, ci je to pes
Preco no tn nechat'? o.. Ale pou-
siluj sa Lebo chlapci prijdn s ka-
rami. "
A miesto, ably pomohol ustate-
mu, zaprasenemu Ivanovi Serge
jicovi, fajcil len, dival sa do OBJ
lokov, v ktorych sa briezdilo...
Prisli "chlapci karami.
Vsetko bolo slozene, sviazane a
Ivan Sergejic, ledva sa drziac ma
nohach cd ustatosti a shonu, do
volil 81 zapalit' cigaretu.
: Coze fajcis! = prerusil ho
nemilosrdny druh. = Pomahaj od-
nasat' veci. Lebo dockame pana.
A preco nepomahas? = ne
smelo sa spytal Ivan Sergejic.
! - Dost' som sa napomahal Ro-
bill som prvej. Nehadz cigaretu ma
koberec: prepalis - nedaju zan e.
nj polovicu! Wy certi! Co Wy rom.
miete?
1 Ma ulici bolo chladno... Bose no.
by citily ma dlazdeni ranne VIII
ko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-01
PAN MARUsK1N JE NAsIM
JEDNATEL'oM.

Oznamnjeme nasim ct. citate-
l'om, Ee p. Jozef Maruskin, 4.
2426 Shirley Road, prevail jedna-
tel'stvo nasich novin je oprav-
neny sbierat' predplatky doplat-
ky ma nase noviny. Prosfme roda-
kov, aby mu ochotne platili svoje
predplatky a mu pomahali V tejto
prAci.
Redakcia q vydavatel'stvo
Y. SLOW. Novin
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-01
Mddri hvezdari.

Syn: Otecko, jako yedia hvez-
dari uz vopred, ze bude zatmenie
slnka?
Otec: Hlupak, a ty 81 myslis, ze
hvezdari necitajd kalendar? Tam
to byya kazdy rok vytlacene.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-01
Bell Main 952. Auto. All
JOzef Friedman
sPRAvOTkR A vEREJN9
NoTAR
Hovorf po slovensky.
200 sTAMBAUGH BLDG.
Youngstown, o,
JOZEF NJ. KUNDUS
Slovensky muzsky krajcir
II n, Watt st., Youngstown, o.

Do laskavej znamosti davam vset
kym Slovakom v Youngstown ma o
kolici, ze som otvoril krajeiren ma vyse
udanej adrese. 'Vyrabam tie najlepsie
obleky po najnovsej mode. Ked' potre-
bujete dobry poriadny cblek, tax prid'-
te ku mne, ia vam no zrobim. Tiez
cistfm saty, piglujem reparujem "a
misrnu cenu. (26)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-01

Druh Ivana Sergejica tiez W.
siel ku karam a dival sa, ako to
=" "chlapci" nakladajl.
= Hotove, chlapcig - spytal
sa.
- Vsetko je hotove.
Tu druh obratil ospal1 tvar X
Ivanovi Sergejieovi a zasmej1c sa
povedal:
A teraz 81 chod', kamarat,
zelam ii mnoho st 'astia.
Ako ehod'9 - zadivene
zvolal Ivan Sergejic. A veci:
A delenie?
- AXE .veci?,
= Ale tieto. Go SINE sol rail-.
= A ci sn to tvoje tieto veci9
Ivan Sergejic sa nahneval:
- Ale we'd sn ME ami tvoje!!
- Me, mole s1.
- Ako? ST var ich mattel 'om ?
Neznamy eloyek sa zasmial.
Ech, ty. We'd som hovoril,
hlupaci ste Wy zlodeji! A ktoze
som? Pravdaze MATTEL. Prest a
hujem sa do ineho bytu, v noel
som sa chystal... A tn 81 prisiel, po-
mohol si... Ale mic to. Dakujem, ze
81 mi pomohol. Aspon 81 81 cestnou
pracou vyrobil rubel'. He-he! Ia
darmo, kamarat, cudzej prace ne
chcem. Ma, tn mas Ia svoju cest-
MI pracu.
Pan vytiahol 2 vrecka rubel' a
vstrcil no Ivanovi Sergejicovi do
ruky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-01

Uz vychadzalo since, ked' siel
Ivan Sergejic pustou ulicou nespo-
kojny. hundrnc sam ma seba, so
striebornym rubl 'om, sovrenym v
spinavej hrsti.
Harmonicka poyaha Ivana Ser
gejica mohla sa zdat' podivnou
nechapajdcemu cloveku.
Ten rubel, zarobeny trihodino-
Won t'azkou nevd 'acnou robotou
- pail mu ruku.
Ivan Sergejio, iduc po moste
odpl 'ul, vel'mi neslusne zaklial a
zahodil hliipy rubel do vody.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-01

Ked' % nie6o olkolo Wis pri-
hodi, ozn&mte 70 nam, aby s1ne to
mohh sdslit' ' novin6oh ostatntm
slov&kom M tejto olro1ici.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-01

Gustav Maupfey, tajomnik nii-
nisterstva krasneho uKlenia vkfo-
ell do elegantnei izby svojei ze-
nv, kde no tato pohodlne sediac
6akala ma pohovke krasnyfni ko-
bercami bozakryvahej s. listom \
rllke.
Rozpravat 50 chces SO mnou,
Terezas pytal So.
Ano. Chcela som TIA prosit ! !,
aby 81 zajtra siel so mnou ma znr-
nalisticky bal.
To ie nemozne, shola nemoz
ne ,moja draha. Vsak vies...
ze prave zajtra mas poradn
" ministerstve pretrhla h0 y
reel zena, pravda, ze viem, ale
nazdala som sa, re ked' ia po-
prosim...
Draha moja hovoril muz
eieikainc jn keby bolo NONE,
milerad by ii nrobil po voli. Vsak
vies. ze kazdej tvojej ziadosti w
hoviem. Ale prave zajtra je nemoz
=
/. 49,, w !, naa az
80
~.
-.
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-, ,,'., -
.'"A' neu SON . "ss'i' a.
~ 60 we
' ~ = =
" go oA' q 'i'' io'' -
w." ,a"e ',''eno p'oi',"
',oA A'''osa pi'''o'o
p' .p','
- ~,
~ '"A iooo az po'euA n'' "
%
49,. I" 80, 80 ~
w 10 " ''s
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n " - , ~
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va ina IS, ~ pio "'' ''n
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: 80 =
:! . ~ p' po,e' ~
'
80 W.
" - @
:. ns 49, -
NJ -
moi;cb z;a,,ocb NJ tol,ko dobrvch
rad dala . to,,ko s,,citn :; mala
ku mne odkryiem ziale m6iho u
boleneho srdca.''
Strasne - hrozne dojima-
ve... posmieval So muz.s ozaj sko-
ro tragicke zal'ubenej duse.
- Prosim ia, nepretrhuj ma.
Wy mnzski tomuto al tax nerozu-
mlete, - okrlkia muza a citala
d'alej:
"Vyznam ii, re som zal 'hbena!
Prave dnes tyzdeh, ma veelerku
u ArnauooV som sa $ nlm stretla
' 1eaneJ. samotneJ lzoe' hozpraval
Q "er'neroVl...
y "ertheroVi! Pretrhnul
Ju GustaV' k1ory pr posieonvch
zar'..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-01
MICHAL KLEMPAY
Slovensky Kraicir

Najkrajsie latky a style. Praca
prvotriedna.
Prijima reparacie, cistenie
biglovanie.
s 18th st., East youngstown, o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-01

MA PREDAJ KRAVA, vel mi do
bra dojnica, "a nfzku cenu. Hla-
ste sa u Michael Fialla, 112 East
Boardman St.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-01
Napfsal: Arkadu Avsr6enko 5

Vyzdvihcl lampu hl'adel ma
ysetky strany ,kym lle svetla ne.
padol ma Ivana sergejica, enpiace-
no pri stole.
Ivan Sergejis zapist al, vzpria-
mil sa a hodil sa k oknu, ale ne
znanay clovek ho predbehol jed
nym skokom, nepilst 'ilc lampy q
r,lky, sadol 81 na okno zasmeilc
sa, spytal sa:
Zl'akli ste. sa9
Zl'akol, primal sa Ivan
Sergejie a rozpacite suchal nohon
ma dlazke.
Ech, w, Ako mono byt ia
kym nerv6znym... Nebojte sa. Paa
je ME donna.
Ivan Sergejic zadivene zaiskril
ocami spytal sa:
TAX. kto ste w?
Jas Tu to mas! No, hada.j,
moi mily, kto som?
Blldiace oci Ivana Bergejica
zastavily sa ma vytiahnutych "a
suvkach pisacieho stola, nd vel'-
kom hatohn ma zemi - tom bato-
hu, ktory pred civil 'kou zava-
dill, - potion presly oci Tvana Ser
gejica ma sirokn smej1cu sa tvar
neznameho eloveka, a oba l'udia.
divai1ci sa ma seba, pocali sa
smiat'.
Oh, hl'ad me! - spleskol T.
van Sergeji6 ruky. A ia my
slim = pan. Chcel som ufrnknit'
ST tn sam?
= Sam.
- Ale ako 81 sem vliezol? OBJ
loky boly cele, paradne dvere bo-
ly zavrete = proboval som.
Ale kl'iicom. VoSiel som, Il
potom som zamkol, ably som nebol
vyrusovany.
A ak pride pan9
= Ten? Kazdii noe masti v klu-
be karty az do osmej! Vsetky ha-
raburdy "a ten cas- odvezieme.
- Odveziemc? zadivene vykri-
kol Ivan Sergejic.
A co 81 myslel? Ech Wy, -
zasmial sa novy zlodej. - Kol 'ko
storoci uz minulo, a predsa ste sa
Wy, zlodeji, nicomu nenaueili. Ste
hlnpi l'udia, zlodcji! Bee planu,
bez vytrvalosti, bez chladnokrv-
nosti... Tebe, hlupakovi by stacilo,
vliezt' len oblokom, vydavat' sa v
nebezpecenstvo, ze ia chytia, schy
tit nejaky vankds alebo svrchnik.
so pat rublov, a utiect'... A to 81
myslis, ze 81 urobil vel 'kd wee!
= A ty ako9 - spytal sa Ivan
sadajnc ma batoh.
- Takto! Ako vidis!... Cely tyz
den som zabil stopovanim: ako Ii
je pan, co robi a kedy sa vecer
vracia? A co 81 ty. kamarat moi,
myslis?... Do domu chodi posluho
vacka, inac tn MET zivej duse, a
sam sa vracia z klubu rano.
Ivan Sergejic sa zachvel.
- A teraz neprijde9
= Bud spokojny, kamarat,
nam dobre zvesti.
Novy zlodej stichol.
- TAX, TAX je to. Nuz, umienll
som 81 vycistit byt do posledneho
klinca. Ulicka je stranou, kto by
prekazal? Pracuj, pekne ticho,
spokojne. Ma siedmu hodinu ran
MI objednal som dive kary nasi-
mi chlapci - prijdi a vsetko od-
vezieme.
Ivan Sergejic udrel sa po ko-
lenach nadsene hodil hlavou.
To je myslienka!! Vsetko, 60
je tug
= Vsetko, moi milacek. Do
klineeka, do posledneho papierika.
Nieeo som uz poodkladal.
- obratny =, diable... Primes
ma do spolkus
- Preco by som neprijal. Tova-
ru ie mnoho. Dohodneme sa. Ale,
holnbok... Amerikani, ktorych
ty vo svojej rozumovej ibohosti
nemas AMI ponatia, hovoria: cas-
sd peniaze. Do prace! ia sa cd
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-01
.asadaA

tym len pretO, re Dol SkrOmny q
prosteho chovania; tieto vlastno-
sti no otsro odlisovaiy Cd inych
zlodejov, zdrznjicich sa y krcme
S Palndek' q l'udf zvadlivych,
chvastajiicich sa a drzych.
Cinnosf Ivana Sergejica mala
prisne ureeny smer, cd ktoreho sa
neodklonoval AMI ma pravo, ami ma
l'ayo: nezabfial, ale ami nepraco-
val. Len Mradel.
Il lud 'Gm, ktori nekradli, cho-
val sa ned0ver6ive, lahkym, Il
tajenym opovrzenfm, a ked' sa
vmyslel do ich zivota, tn sa sam v
sebe cildoval:
PreGo tiez nekradnn?
Po dlhsom rozmysl ami vysvet-
Ill 81 to dvoma pricinami: nenpro-
snou logikou socialneho zariade-
mia (ked budl vsetci kradnnt !,
nebude koho obkradat }, tiez ne
dostatkom podnikavosti a neobrat
nosti os6b, ktore radsej zarabaly
chlieb pracou.
Eth, robotnjte, certi, my
slel 81 Ivan Sergejic laskavou
posmesnost 'ou. Tym horsie pre-
vas! ia budem kradnnt'.
A kradol.
Tnto veseln l'udskn komedin
zriedka prerusovaly dlhe medzi-
akta vtedy, ked Ivan Sergejic
zapadol do vazenia. Tu NAL moz-
most rozmySl at 0 minulosti a "a
kazdym sa tym uspokojoval, &c
chyby sa systeme nestaly: pra-
vom Ivana Sergejica ie kradndt
ale pravom okradenych je dat ho
uvaznit =. Prosim! Takto nemal
nikto prava yycftat 81 navzajom
nespravedlnost' a jeden ma drnhe-
no sa skaredit'. A pc vyjdeni 20
zalara bolo NONE zacat' novy Ii
vot: pracujdci, ked' zarobili, mali
Ease usporene veci, Ivan Serge
JIG az vedel, co tym.
ivan Sergejic kradol dvadsat'-
pat rokov = cd tych cias, co sa
pamata. Ked' sa porata, re stro-
vii rocne dvetisfc, talk nakradol
"a cely zivot pat 'desiat tisic. Tie
to peniaze by maly vyvolat' k Sc
be este vacsiu iictu, ked sa pova-
Ii, re ami jednej kopejky Mich
nebolo ziskane obycajnou robo-
ton alebo vrazdami. Kradez - len
kradez..
Bola to nadherna, vel mi 1tul-
na villa, majhca vsetky podmien-
ky, aby sa Ivanovi Sergejicovi "a
pacila.
Oba - villa Ivan Sergejic,
stall naproti sebe pustej ulici, a
jeden z Mich 81 myslel:
- Ci vypucit' sklo - ci stoja
ma okne kvetnlky ei nestoja?
Shodis ich a ci neshodis9
Bolo nebezpecne dlho rozmy-
Stat: o hodinu bude krasna, tina
va noe zahnata svitanim. Preto T.
van Sergejic zahryzol do dolnej
perry, pretiahol sklo prstenou, pri-
lozil nan akiisi handru a o civil
ku stal uz ma obloku, bystro hl'a-
diac do nepreniknutel'ne tiny.
zhustnuvsej V izbe. Mako sosko-
ell bosymi nohami ma parkety, a
vystierajnc ruky pred seba, sies
ma zdarboh...
Och, ccerta!
Noha mu zavadila 0 cosi make,
vel Ike, nehybne, a Ivan Sergejic,
padajhc, zachytil sa rukou opera
dla kresla. Kreslo sa buchlo O stol
ma stole zarincala lampa... Ivan
Sergejic sa ucupil uz videl, ako
sa ma stole zamihol maly pruh sve-
tia, ktory sa zvacsil. Vo dverach sa
zjavil elovek, osyetleny malou
lampou.
MA PREDAJ KRAVA, vel mi do
brA dOinica "a niZkl1 cnnu Hla-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-01
Napisal !. Brudy 3

=
mote vyrusili. 4 tcraz som taxa
nest t''astna, xe taksho mnka Rnbim,
.ktory ami len net,lsf, ze ho rada
MAN, 4 ami dokazat' mn to nemo-i
zem. Pisat mn, to sa neodvazim,
lebo jeho zena ie vel mi ziarliva.
A pomysli 81 len na skandal, keby
ten list nahodon do zeninych riil,
prisiel! Ufam sa, ze zaitra 50 8
MIN sijdem ma bale zurnalistoy.
Tam sa v dave syeta m6zem s MIN
tax shovarats, ze to nikto nezba-
da. Nez BY sa to ale stalo, rada by
pofnt tvojl radu. Teda 'prosim
ia, prid celkom istotne! Tu ii po
sielam dve karty, tebe a tvojmu
mnzovi. Do videnia! ! Tsfc razylt'a
bozkava ma veky verna priatel'-
ka Alice.
P.S. Vel'mi ia prosim, neukaz
tento list tvoimu muzovi''
Nuz, pytala sa Maupreyo-
va, ked list Ease slozila, Go poyies
o Alici?
Potom trocha rozmysl' 'ajnc do
.dala: Muzskf ju vel mi radi majn.
TAXI Myslis 81? povedal
muz cele l'ahostajne, no a co
je tvoja vol'a?
Smiesna otazka! - odpove-
dala zena, jednoducho napisem
Alicei, poslem karty nazad, mech
ich da menu.
Ale, draha moja, pretrh-
nul ju pan Mauprey, ia my
slim, ze ked' Alice tax pekne pro-
si, predsa len.;.
Zena zadiveno pozrela ma mu-
Ia:
- AkO?
No, jednoducho pojdeme,
odvrknul nahnevano muz.
Vsak prave teraz 81 hovoril,
ze nem6zes odfjst'!
Ale prosim ia, ked' je tom
rec, re m6zeme daku sluzbu spra-
Wit tvojej priatelske, tedy vsetko
inc je. vedl l'ajsie! To je jednodu-
cha povinnost'!
A porada v ministerstve?
Skonci sa bezo nina.
Vsak ty 81 referentom?
Odlozime ma druhy den!
Ozaj, to je cudne pozna-
menala zena trochu podozrivo
ze nemoznost' sa TAX rychlo ma
moznost Sobratila.
.''.,- - Ano, draha moja, .teraz fcele
inak vidim situaciu...! ved' ide 0
.
to, aby SINE sa obetovali!
Zena sa satyricky usmievala.
- Ozaj 81 vel mi dobry! Ale mo
hol by 81 byt' taky laskavy, ze by
81 sa pod 'akoval v meme mas oboch
"a karty.
- Akoze, akoze! ponahl'al
.sa pan Mauprey 5 odpoved 'ou =
hned' to vybavim.
- Teda do videnia, .Tereza!
S tymto pan Mauprey siel do
svojej kancelarie, sadnul k stolu
a po malom rozmysl'an napisal
nasledujdci list:
Vel 'acteny pan professor Mi.
lost 'pani vasa zena ,bola TAXA la
skava poslala nam dive karty ma
bal. zurnalistov. Ponahl am sa Wy
slovit' vam svoju tprimnd yd'a-
ku. Cele doverne vam mozem sde-
lit, ze s tymito tym Wac ste mi
spravili radost', lebo ma bale sa
mann stretn1t' $ krasnou damou,
ktora ozaj vtipnym sposobom da-
la mi vedet' svoju lasku, takou
dainou, ktor1 81 uz cd davna ctim
Ia ktorej doteraz len pre- svoju bo-
jazlivost', lebo nebolo prilezitosti,
som svoju lasku nevyznal. Este
raz priimite moju 1primh1 ST.
decnl vd 'aku, odpordcajIc sa do
priatel 'stva vasho a vasej milo
|stivej panel, zostavam vas priatel'
Gustav Mauprey.
P. s. Vel'mi vas prosim, tento
list neukazte milostivej panel.
Mddri hvezd&ri.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12
Air Mail Eyert
|ToOpen Detroit
Races TODAY
4 War Bonbers and Army
Transport To Cover 24O-
Mile Course; Commercial
Passenger Test Follows
Special Dispatch 10 rhe 9r,bune

. = fSS''"' sDt9Pu'pn 10 JHs JfiOhH6
MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich. Oct. H.
New air records for all types Of
heavier-than-air machines are expect
ed to be created at the international
tourney. which starts here tomorrow
afternoon over selfridge Field.
Four army Martin bombers and the
army Martin transport, all Of which
have seen service In war, will hop off
at 2 o'clock in the FIRST event for the
Aerial Mail Trophy. The heavy bomb
ers, twin notcrsd and weighing more
than two tons each, will cover ten
times twenty-four-mile triangular
course.
Later the Fokker TRANSPORT. the
Honeymoon Express" and four civil
ian commercial planes will take off in
competition for the trophy offered bv
the Aviation Country Club, OF Detroit.
These will be the opening events of the
three day tourney, which ends satur-
day with tho 1929 renewal Of the race
for the Pulitzer Trophy.
The Pulitzer race will enlist ten Of
the fastest planes In the world. The
army and navy are expected to be- the
chief contenders. The planes entered
in this event are small, high-powered
and specially built for extreme speed.
DUBOIS, Pa, Oct. H. Four army
airplanes flying to Selfridge Field
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Mich, for the air races passed over
Dubois early. tonight and when Lieese
Nnfnt Longfellow, formerly in the ajr
inail service, recognized the city he
decided to land.
The other planes continued westward
and soon we're lost In the dusky haze.
A half hour later one Of the three
machines returned.
Where are the other fellows p,
asked Lieutenant Blaney, after iocat-
ing Longfellow.
HSearch me; don't you know" re-
piled the other aviator.
Blaney said he iran into burst OF
rain west of here ard decided to re-
turn when he was flying alone.e
At late honr tonight neither lieu
tenant had located the other airplanes.
DETROIT, Oct. 1i.--Dsvelopment Of
aeronautics in America ia possible
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12

might make an admirable Premier, but
there ls general objection TO 4 peer
sunng at 10 Downing Street, and SO
Grey. like Derby. seems barred
Lord Robert Cecil is being ciassed
az . Liberal, although he n 3 rnen,hes.
q the Salisbury family and lifelong
Conservative. II is generally believed
that ne Will ba 4 minister in tho next
government. unless by SONG near-nira-
cie there should be d Labor landslide
and Arthur Henderson. James ii.
!, homas or John r. Clynes become
The Liberals have begun mnneuver.
ing tor coalition with Labor. nat
only at the election, but In the next.
House and government. A few Years
ago the Labor party would have wei,
coined such overtures, but the move
ment is receiving little announcement
now, because Labor feels it has hi the
better OF the situation and would have
to give more than it received.
No Party Could Control
Nobody, however, has yet made
saicuiatien which shows that any party
could win enough seats to leptsIata
against combination of the onnos;-
lion. and the Labor party may have to
'ome to terms with Mr.. Asouith and
he Liberals. ~ "''u
Prime interest centers in the f,-
.ures OF Lloyd George and Winston
shurchiil, the Colonial Secretary, both
II whom are without real parfv AZ
achments. Lloyd George cannot wrest
he leadership Of the Liberals from his
nemy, Asquith; neither can he march
n the ranks of the Conservatives or
AIRY the banner Of Labor. Apparently.
le must either devise with Churchill
ONE form Of independent party or be
atisned TO fill minor role among
he Liberals.
AZ the next election Great Britain
w reinstate the old party system Of
uie,, and in doing 50 her government !
AZ become. infinitely more sensitive to |
upiic opinion than it has been under
oalition.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12
Americans May Direct
Evacuation of Thrace
Near East Relief To BE Asked
to Supervise Exodus, Esii-
mated aft 400. 600
Special Gable TO The Tribune

'S%iN' '"SS' ANe" iuTR tribune Inc.
ADRIAN0PLE, Oct. 1.-THE An,er;-
can Near East Relief will be asked to
direct the evacuation of eastern
Ihrace, IN view of its success in su-
pervising similar work at SMYRNA. III
was learned here to-day.
g.. II. Dennie, of Hallowell Me, ar
rived this morning to report on the
conditions of Asia Minor refugees and
to handle the task of removal. which
is expected to take place under the
Mudania arrangement The heads of
the non-Moslem sects, including the
Greek, Armenian and Bulgarian bish.
ops and the Jewish chief rabbi said
that undoubtedly there would be a
large exodus, some estimates PLACING
the number at 100000. The situation
has been complicated by the influx of
the, homeless, many Of whom have
pushed beyond Adrianople in their
flight.
The general situation here is quiet,
particularly since the arrival of the
Allied mission in command Of Colonel
du Fouland, of France.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12

only Under Federal snn..., Z.
regulation Of flying. sneeLon seiLsaslon snd
senting all branches 81 srdas aw;a.s rsprs
clared to-day in addressing asloh ss d.
tional Air Institute here. sne Ma
Licensing Of pilots and a;rexaa
pervision Of landing plaess eessit, SO.
sistence upon emergency IanJ and ~.
EDUCATION Of the business Ana neids
pubic to the safety and desirahR general
aerial development, and rec, reguis.,ity IiD,,ity Of
the legal rights and liabiiifiesa ~ of
craft, g. al under Federal reguIasioorn ~ az,
s;upeIyas'eh s;nns ~ e were among the n sasaad and
aers ms oi the various speakers. ssea.
Inc speakers included cba~,.
Redden, Of New York nres;dsnes I;dharies r
commercial aerial line: Yaers Y,sw;a of a
son. OF the Irving Nationst" an pss1. =. fief
York, and Second Assistant pna.s, aak, Nes
General Henderson. 's osSnasssst
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12
Greeks Refuse
To Sign Truce ]
Pact w itll Turks
Action Creates Surprise ut
Mudania, but Allies Will
Compel Athens to Live
Up to Its TIE r m 8
Plan for 2 Peace Parleys
One on General Questions,
the Other on Control of
the Straits of Dardalclles

MuDANIA, Oct. II fT,y The Asso-
ciated Press With the completion Of
the armistice negotiations here ar
rangements ere on foot for the two
peace conferences to Ak the general
Near Eastern peace terms and the
naturalization of the Straits of the
Dardanelles.
Henri Franklin Bouillon, the French
special envoy, who considers that the
Turks are accepting less than he had
agreed to, announced that he was going
to Paris to convince the authorities, il
possible, that the peace conference
should be held Mt some place where
Mustapha Kemal could attend in per-
son. This place must be within easy
distance of Angors, inasmuch as,
owing to special law, Mustapha
Kemal cannot leave Turkish soil.
The final agreement on all points Of
the arrf1istice convention was reached
by the conferees at II O'Clock last
evening, after two sessions of the dele
gates. Then followed u recess while
the secretaries made formal copiea
which the delegates verified and it was
about daybreak before the final sigma
lures were affixed The agreement ia
under date Of midnight tonight, how
ever, ana goes INTO erect, according TO
its final clause. three days after sig
nature, that is, midnight, October Il
to IT,"
Allies Speak for Greeks
The Greeks refused to sign the con-
venticn because they were out Of touch
with their home government and tho
terms were not fully approved by tho
Athens authorities. The Turks, how
ever, will look to the Allies to see that
the Greeks fulfill the conditions o. .,
armistice, and the Allies gave assur-
apces to that effect
The agreement provides that tho
Tnrfa will be permitted gendarmerie
of 5000 in Thrace and Ismid. They
asked for 10000, but compromise was
ruached on the former figure.
The Thracian boundary, as specified
Only two more days of registra-
ton left
Register to-day! Don't DELAY
ard .Noid waiting ir line.
I'ulis open to-day from 500 n.
m. to 10:30 p. m. Tomorrow polls
open during same hours. On Sat-
urday--the last day--polls open
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Register or you cannot vote!
Don't delay! Register to-day,
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Only two days more of registra-
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