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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-17
IHamman Auto Stage

Three Stages Daily
Leave Salem 1920 a. m. connects
east bound train Mill City; 4:2O PM
Leave Mill City pm; pm
Leave Stage terminal Salem
Leave at 1890 and leave Stayton
at 1 p. m.
Wayside stops at Gooch, Lyons.
Mehama. Stayton, Sublimity,
Aumsville, Turner. State hos
pital. Cottage farm.
Jos. H. Hamman Salem
Phone 304
SALEM STAGE
Leaves Leaves
Salem Silverton
Stage terminal News stand
700 a. m. $500 a. m.
11:00 a. m. 1900 D. m.
500 y. m. 500 D. m.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MONMOUTH STAGE
Leave Salem Stage terminal
1900 a. M, 1890 a. m, $500 p. m.
Leave Monmouth hotel-S:15 a.
m, 1900 p. M. 6:15 p. m.
Leave Independence hotel-9:06
a. m. and 3 p. m. only
Special trips by appointment.
Seven passenger car for hire.
j. w. PARKER, Prop.
Res. phone SIS. Business phone
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-17
CabitaIisiug Scandal

From the amount Of highly coored sensational news
out from Los Angeles regarding the snfuness
and immortality of Hollywood and stars the suspicion
is raised that deliberate and well thought out plan is
being followed to enhance property values and bring In
tourists all parts of the country the wcedest
city, the modern Sodom which, told surpasses even
gay Paree for wonton pleasure and ascvous luxury.
The tourist crop in sunny southern California has been
failure. Incessant downpour, frost and freeze have
destroyed beautiful climate myth for fair weather has
gone the way Of the crop So the movie mystery and
the alacous scandals of Hollywood featured capitalized
attract morbid curiosity seekers AS sensation
pals another is conured and there end to the
evesdropping wadde and servansha gossip that floods
the press- designed to lure the traveller he is
attracted to the white of New York the sums
of Paris.
The truth of the matter Is probably that Hollywood is
any wicked sinful ustful than any other place
where has too easily to light heads for the
good of the recipients decadent than colony
of artists who have got rich quick any degenerate
than many another place where wealth accumuates and
decay Only small percentage of the residents, how
ever rch and still smaller percentage wicked Most
have to work hard for living. Undoubtedly in many
another place. there is set that goes the pace prob
ably also vcerng for the film factory supplied
with drug addicts
The Taylor murder is of mystery than the
Ewe murder in New York than of other murders
that have stirred the denzens of nghte Whatever the
motive the victim has paid the penalty for secret sn
thus again emphasizing the truth of the adage that the
wages of sin is DEATH If the world better off for
the loss of such at least it is off, 1t well
forget them and the life they led Their passing at
rate has served ito point a moral and adom tale"
So the famous California gogetem spirit is commercial
zng the scandals of Hollywood asset to stimulate the
tourist industry and boom business in dull year.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-17
klamath Streams
Are Opened To
Winter Fishing

Portland, Or, Feb. 17.-Fish.
Ing for trout over ten inches long
is authorized in klamath county
during the months of Decem Der
and January each year, under an
order issued by the state game
JmmissiOn Wednesday. The com
mission at the same time made a
rule that fishing by any means
whatsoever should be prohibited
in klamath county between Jan
uary 81 and May Is of each year
State Game Warden A. E.
Burghduff made the suggestion
that the state employ paid hunt
ers to exterminate predatory ami
mails, and that the present syaem
of bounties be done away with.
This would eliminate animal
skin bootleggers" who send pelts
of Ftlimals killed in Nevada and
other neighboring states to Ore
gon and collect unearned boun-
ties, he said.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-17

President Harding has advocated general sales tax to
raise the money to for soldiers bonuswhch means
that every and child in the United States must
pay increase in the cost of living in order that the able
bodied and healthy exservce may little easy
money
Last spring President Harding took firm stand against
the bonus account of the financial condition of the treas
ury and country Since then conditions have not materially
improved There is less for bonus for
half billion is being spent upon those who
sustained injuries in the However with election
coming the president has capuated to the demands of
bonus seekers, and congress has followed him.
The bonus will lose many votes it makes 1t is a
bold attempt to brbe the exervce to their
and those who have to pay the bills will naturally resent
being made the goat for politicians Had the president
soodpa against the bonus it would have been killed long
ago For the present predicamen Mr. Harding has only his
wiggling and wobbling to blame-and his campaign
promises agreeing to do everything under the win
Vote
1t is the old political game of taxing the people and
using the of the country to votes promising
anything and making good out of the treasury.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-17

along, for. Virgie. dear. 1t has
been accepted 1 cannot believe
it is true, but 1t is Just the same.
Think OF It, Virginia, your boy
hood playmate IS an author!"
Many things had happened,
however, during the days that had
elapsed between the time wrote
Eddie and received his reply.
When l wrote him l had not the
idea that l would see him
that winter and, oh, l certainly
had not the slightest idea Of how
glad I would be to see him! So
run the sands of life. The yistas
that opened smilingly before the
day I wrote Eddie were yawning
caverns the day l saw him.
Presently my thoughts reverted
to my affairs Of the moment.
While l waited for time to tick
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-17
Starlight 7
BY the Noted Author
IDAH M'GLONE GIBSON
News From Home

| Kitty lett me alone early thu
iext morning, saying she woulC
Je back late.
After she was gone l took thC
ime to put the apartment in or.
Ter and to write a few letters. The
letters flowed easily from my pen
1t is easy to write letters wher
you are happy. You can share
your Joy with others, but vanity
,eldom allows you to throw your.
self with your gr,eSs upon the SYN
pathy of others.
To Aunt Virginia | wrote a lit.
tie note, saying | thought that
at last l had a part and while
was too excited to write much
ibout 1t | would wire her all the
PARTICULARS Just the moment I had
cad the script and the contract
yas signed.
To Eddie l wrot a longer letter
or found that Notwithstanding
lunt Virginia's devotion, and my
ceiling Of reverence and love for
her, youth can only open its heart
TO youth with the certainty of
finding understanding.
l told Eddie about my part
what l knew of it-saying: OF
course I do not know just what
1t is all about, but Mr.. Stratton
says 1t was written with my type
in mind, so I ought to make
success OF It II can make a sue
cess of anything.
II will not deny, dear Eddie,
that yesterday l perhaps should
have answered differently your
question as to whether | was not
about ready to throw 1t all up
and return to Fairfax. Yesterday
| was blue. Today l am walking
on air And so may l answer
your question; Would you be will
ing to go back to Fairfax now?
| am sure you would not for be-
'ub a man. yOu nave pTOUdUlN
learned even sooner than / that
there is nothing in the whole
bag of tricks, as Kitty would say.
as interesting as the bag itself
from which we take the tricks one
by one. Nothing that life can
give us is as wonderful as life
itself.
Eddie, dear, I believe that II
have inherited more from my mo-
thar than the usual adventur-
GUS spirit of youth.
when | said l was going to be
a great movie actress 1t was not
because I was in love with pic
lures. but because I was in love
with my idea of adventure. And |
the world OF pictures seemed the
greatest land of adventure that l !
could possibly conceive.
And. Eddie dear. I have found |
Ii SO.
"As to say. life in Fairfax op-
ans into vistas that would always
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-17

provide care and protection. but
those same yistas also stretch
away into future of such uni
versal and protective calm that
| know now l should go mad II
tried 1t again.
Not for me is a hope-chest in
the garret.
Although l have already found
that career for a woman is
constant struggle-not only with
herself-yet can see that there
is such a thing as victory only as
the result of my good fight.
"0h, today I have lots of cour-
age, and it is because l see that
have a chance.
Yesterday the world was dark
and dreary and 1 could no more
have written this letter than I
can today write you one filled
with anything except Joy and hap
piness."
Weeks later, when I received
an answer, I was surprised to have.
Eddie tell me: Virginia. you are
in love. With whom l do not
know, but | think it is with Theo-
dore Stratton. One thing know
absolutely no girl could have
written the letter you wrote me
unless she was in love. Oh, dear
heart, I wish that l could think
that I am a man"
1t was in this letter that Eddie
told me that he was going to come
to Los Angeles with his college
football team for game with a |
coast college. And he added many
interesting bits OF gossip and
news of the old home town we
both loved Among other things |
he added, boyishly, And Virgin
ia. maybe I will bring my story |
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-17

away the hours until | should pre-
sent myself at Theodore Stratton
studio l found myself doing things
of all sorts to fill in its tntermin-
able length.
manIcured ny nails and look
ed over all my clothes to see II
there was any mending to De
done. AS 1 brushed my hair after
repeating over and over: Hurry
hurry" to the steady "tick-tock
of the clock on my dressing table.
Tomorrow-A Touch Of Temper
ament
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-17

refuse to abdicate their powers. "
Lester C. Manson. attorney for
the association, in a statement de-
clared that members Of the FEEDER
al Farm Loan Board mot only
do not believe in the system. but
are actually opposed to its sue
cessfully accomplishing sthe pur-
poses for which It was created.
He characterized the amend
ment put through by the board as
"a fraud upon those who bought
and paid for their stock"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-17
By W. X. Nolan

Washington, Feb. IA bitter
fight alleged high handed anO
domineering" methods Of the fed
eral farm loan board has been
started in the Supreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia by the
National Union OF Farm Loan
Associations.
That the Farm Loan Board is
trying to exercise political con
troll over farm loan banks and is
refusing its members the right to
vote Is the charge made by Wash
ington representatives OF the Ma
tional Union of Farm Loan Asso-
Citations.
Senator Fletcher CD, OF Flor
ida, is one Of the leaders In the
court battle In which the farm
loan associations seek to compel
the Farm Board to call elections
In each federal land bank.
Under the original farm loan
act six Of the nine directors in
each Federal land bank were to
be elected by stockholders. and
the remaining three were to be
appointed by members OF the
Farm Loan Board.
Joker Found in Law.
The National union of Farm
Loan Associations. represented In
Washington by w. w. Flanagan,
secretary OF the advisory
committee, charged that because
If a 'Joker" slipped into a bill
passed In January, 1918. which
provided for continuing the TEN
,orary organisation" OF all farm
oan banks. farm loan bassocia-
ions were deprived OF the right
0 vote. as provided for in the or
.inai act
The bill referred to authorized
he secretary OF the Treasury to
ny s90o. 900. 600 worth Of bondsl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-17

Total apple shipments from the
Hood River valley, according to
reports Of the O-W. R. & n. com
many have reached 1884 cars.
Those remaining will not reach
900 cars.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-17
Farm Unions Attack
High-handed Method
of Federal Loan Bank

of Federal land banks and yrovid
ed that SO long as the Treasury
holds such bonds the temporary
orgapizations OF the farm loan
banks should continue in power.
Despite the fact that the Farm
Loan associations own $4,000
900 out OF $26,000.OOO of capital
stock OF the twelve Federal land
banks they have been deprived OF
the right to vote and to partici-
pate in the selection OF directors
OF the Federal land banks. de-
clares a statement issued by the
associations head In Washington.
The statement is accompanied
by resolution passed by the Ma
tional Grange at its annual con-
vention at Portland, Oregon, last
November condemning the action
OF the Farm Loan Board and en-
dorsing the purpose Of the Farm
Loan Associations to bring suit.
The suit. which is directed
against Charles f. Lobdell. as
Farm Loan Commissioner, is
brought by w. ElwOod Gates. of
Brentwood. California, national
president Of the association.
Gates has issued a statement
severely criticislng the Farm Loan
Board.
Saws Authority Usurped
mot satisfied with having de-
prived the Farm Loan Associa-
tions OF any voice In the manage
ment OF the banks, the Federal
Farm Loan Board is now proceed
ing to usurp the authority OF the
directors OF the associations to
manage their associations. he de-
clared.
He also charged that the board |
has threatened to instruct thel
banks not to make loans through
associations the directors Of which
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-17
United Army Stores
230 South Commercial St.

T.. -. E. Salem. Oregon - 49,. =.
Another Big Reduction in
our best o. d. Wool Army
Shirts from $500 to S3.75
Just received Dandy"
lot of Mems and Boys o. d.
Wool. laced. Breeches; re-
claimed for $3.50 pair.
Get in early and get the first
choice OF the lot.
Our Men S s12.50 Leather
Coats reduced to S9.75. Only
a few left.
II you want working
clothes that will keep you
dry when it rains, buy our
Water Repellent Coats and
Pants. formerly $3.50; now
reduced to $3.25 each.
See our Men s Tan Work
Shoes for S2.9O pair.
Boys School Shoes S2.70
per pair.
Our American Officers 81
Dress Shoes this week are
selling for $3.50 per pair.
Get our prices on Tents
and Paulins, Folding Cots,
Camp Chairs and Wool
Blankets.
o. D. Wool Army Blankets
at $4.45.
Trade at the
United Army Stores
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-13
PODPORUJME SBIERKU MA VYCHODNE
SLoVENSKO
SLOVENSKO

vensku, ably sa l'ud vzdelayal. Ia
Iozi snad dakol 10 kniznic. VEL
mi Bohu mlla praca "a narod.
Ale Slovenska Liga svoju pracu
nemoze so zdarom koncit ak ju
tunajsi Slovaci nebndn tom pod
porovat'. Musime zavadzat sbier-
ky. Pomery robotne sa polepsily.
Y Youngstown skoro vsetci Slo-
vaci pochodia vychodneho Slo-
yenska. Sii vzdelanf vida, 60 i'm
vzdelanost donasa. Chcn, ably aj
ich rodaci donna sa vzdelali, aby
sa pozdvihli osvetove, ably sa Wy
maniliSz mad 'ar6nskych put, aby
So stall vernymi, oddanymi Slo-
vakmi. Ma to byt' v ich zaujme.
A preto vyzyvame vsetkych tu-
.najsich Slovakov, fch spolky q
sbery Slovenskej Llgy k zahajeniu
Ginnosti. Co Slovaci Y Youngstown
dosial podujali, vsetko 50 vydari-
70. Ufajme, ze 50 tax stane al te-
.raz!
Do prace sa, nenovite w, sbory
Slovenskej Lgy. Dost bolp oddly
cAn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-13

iukaznene, tym Je postavenie Orga.
nizacie slabsie. Preto nemozema
nados.' zdoraznovat' najprfsnejsiu
kazen v radoch obeanov-Slovakov
Iv Mahoning. Usnesenia a nariade.
/ MA Federacie musi kazdy obcar
bez podmienky uposlnchnut', kto.
re vsak nebudi nikdy take, ably
sa i'm nemohlo vyhovet'
Ku kazni druzi sa svornost
Bratia, nedajte sa rozvadit' ne.
priatel ON. Prorokuju, ze sa Fe
deracia dlho pohromade neudrzi
Dokazme i'm, re sd tento raz po.
riadne sklamali. Budn mas probo
vat vselijako rozvadit', sladky.
mi, jedom napustenymi recickami
81 'ubami i upodozrievanfm. Dove.
rujme svojim zvolenym vodcom
Federacie, svojim zastupcom. ST
| to vsetko muzovia cisteho charak.
teru, bez poskvrny, ktori pracui1
beznarocne ma pozdvihnuti dobre.
ho mena Slovakov Mahoning
Oni obetuju svoj drahy cas-, svoje
lpohodlie, ba i svoje peniaze, len
ably pekne snahy tunajsej Slova-
&c do zivota uvadzaly.
Nasa Politicka Federacia je ia.
ldrom, ktoreho moze vyrast' Pc
liticka Federacia Slovakov Spo.
ienych Statoch. Je ona akoby pr
vJm cfslom budncej vel'kej orga.
nizacie politickej Slovakov v A,
merike. Potrebny je len jeden do.
bry organizator pojde to.
Zalozenim Politickej Federacie
youngstownski Slovaci dali Ease
priklad infm koloniam sloven.
Iskym po Amerike, ako treba pra.
covat' ma pozdvihnuti dobreho me,
na nasho naroda. Ufame, re pri
klad sa ujme politicke federacie
slovenske budu ,husto zakladans
ably SINE k buducim prezidentskyn YIN
lvol'ba boil .d6kladne pripraveni
| Cd youngstownskych Slovakos
teraz zalezi, ably svoju Politicki
Federaciu vsetkymi silami podpo.
Irovali, do klubov politickych pri
Istupovali, ako to nasa cest' a do.
bre memo vyzaduj1.
Predsedovi Federacie, p. Willo
vi prajeme znovu najvacsieho zda.
ru vo vedenl Federacie ochot
nej kooperacie Cd vsetkych obea
NOV Slovakov ma okolici.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-13

Vychodne Slovensko je vzdela-
nostne vel'mi zancdbane. Nema
takmer ziadnej svojskej inteligen-
Gle. Drzia no v paz1rach zidia a
mad 'ar6nski knazi. Jeho obyva-
tel'stvo je vykorist 'ovane kazdym.
"A ONO sa nemoze, lebo nevie bra
nit. Je bezmocne. Nema zastan-
GOV, nema vzdelanJch l'udi. "A ne
ma moe ami narodneho pevedo-
mia.
Slovenska Liga ide vychodne
Slovensko pozdyihn1t vzdelanost-
ne. Posledny kongres vyrovnal ne
srovnalosti Y sposoboch koneenia
svojej misie tomto ohl'ade. Slo-
venska Liga w podporuje VIDE
lavanie vychodneho Slovenska.
Dala IS, 10000 ma podporu chu-
dobnym stndentom, ably mohli do
stndovat . stat sa obraneaIni,
vzdekyatel mi . -podporcami svoj-
Ao l'udn. Ysetky tie peniaze dane
sd studentom poehodiacim . w
chodn6ho Sloyenska. a bude dar
vat j WAC. Predplatit ide Wac III
S@ =. .. 81
sic vJtiskex dobr6ho casonjsH Do
ksxdej obce 70 vychod odnol4 Go
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-13
PoLITICKY oRGANIzovANf.

Tieto slova maj1 hlboky vyznam
americkom zivote. Mimi je ozna-
Gene, ze tt, ktorf sa sorganizovali
politicky, SD obcanmi prveho stup-
Ia, ktorf svoje obcianske prava
sdstredene ciel 'uvedome chc6
pouzivat' vo vol'bach prospech
celej vlasti, pot 'azne svojho me.
sta.
Youngstownski okoliti Slova.
ci obcania tejto slobodnej ylasti,
po6tom vyse dvoch tisic pocit o.
vail od davna potrebu politicky
sa sorganizovat'. Pocit 'oyali po-
trebu snstredeneho, ciel 'uvedome-
ho;a jednotneho postupu vo vol.
bach. Videli, ako druhe narodno-
sti Spoj. Statoch, sue organize
vane domohly sa Iiielen lokalnych,
ale al krajinskych politickych Il
spechov. A videli, ze bcz organi-
zovanosti nedosiahnu nicoho, ne
znamenaj1 nicoho.
Preto dina /. oktobra vsetky po-
liticke a polo-politicke atleticke
kluby slovenske v Mahoning Co.
prostrednlctvom svojich najschop-
nejsich zastupcov sisly sa zalo-
lilly Politickn Federaciu pre- Ma
honing Co. ].
Americks Slovenska Po1iticka
Federacia Y Mahoning County je
idealnynr politickym telesom. Je
ona akoby matkou vsetkych klu-
bow, ktore ju tvoria; je svrchova-
nou mocou; je stredobodom, O.
kolo ktoreho toeit' sa bude cely
politicky zivot Slovakov v Maho-
ming. Ona vyraza sebe tie mai
demokratickejsie ideally, sue utvo-
rena l'udom, za-l 'ud pre- l'ud.
Jej sprawl maju rukach sami
obeania, poi 'azne fch kluby pro
strednictvom svojich volenych "a.
stupcov, takze kazdy jednotlivy
obcan moze svoj vplyv uplatnit
a svoju mienku podopret' vyse
dvoma tisicami hlasov. Keby SINE
Federacie nemali, museli by SINE
81 ju stvorit'.
Cd prveho stupna obeana vsak
yyzaduje sa najprisnejsia kazen
(disciplina) voci svojej organiza
eli. Cim je prisnejsia kazen v jed
nej politickej organizacii, tym
vacsich nspechov sa tato domoze
a naopak, cim je clenstvo horsie
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-13

OVdHl6.J
1slovensky rol'nik platf % dani, Z
ktorych len jedna je TAXA vysoka,
Iako pred vojnou "a vojny vset-
Ky dane dohromady. Ma drqhej
strane vsak robotnfci sotva plata
tnejakd dan.
~Pri samospravnom systeme, ke-
lby Slovensko So samo spravoyalo,i
lslovenskf rol'nfci by sami rozho-
dovali mad svojim osudom, lebo by
ltvorili vaesinu rol'nfcku. Ci by sa
mohlo vtedy so Slovenskom TAX
zatacat', ako teraz, ked' sociali-
sticka vlada zakazala vyvoz dobyt-
| ka, jedinyy to pramen dochodku Y
malorol 'nlka Z H'a, pred nosom
name biednu Vieden, ktora potre-
buje nasich pol'nohospodarskyc
! produktov a mas slovensky roll
L 8 s2r F.
mix ) iizasom sa diva ma to, ze Vie
den tzasobuje mason d'aleka Ju-i
hoslavia a Rumunsko. A pri cen-
tralistichom systeme to inae ami
tnemoze byt'. To potvrdzuje j to-,
ze hoci sami ol'nfcki poslanci su
vo Wade podayajh nayrhy v. do
bro rol 'nika, nemozu celkom mic
vykonat', ale k v6li udrzania sa
lpri vlade, musia slepo podpisovat' I
leo i'm Observation-Disclosures vae-
sina diktuje.
Pravda, polozenie malorol 'nfc-
tva je krajne zdfale V celej Gs. re-
Ipublike, ale v ostatnych ciastkaeh
republiky citi to len mensina roll
nicka, kym ma <Slovensku 6S peg-.
|centov obyvatel 'stva. No sloyen-,
sske rolnictvo je rozhodne Y ha-:
|som polozeni, lebo socialisticka
vlada 2 nenayisti prot rol nixon
a nasledkom toho, ze Slovensko je
rol 'nicke, vydava Specialize pre-
Slovensko zvlastne rol 'nicky stav
]utlaeajice nariadenia. A tomuso
nasi slovenski poslanci nemozu ce-
lit lebo s1 so socialistamI vo Via
de a ako bolo spomenuta, musia
ako mensina vsetko podpfsat'.
Slovenske rol 'nictvo a tym Via
stne vsetok slovensky l'ud, cely
slovensky narod je vystaveny
d'alsim neuprosnym rozkazom a
fzakpnom .protirol 'nfckeho centrat
lizmu to ma nesmiernu skodu ME
len sameho rol ol'nictva, lez celeho
statu. Lebo'ved' ked' rol'nictvo
bude znicene, nebude jeho produk
tov, nebude ami priemyslu OBJ
/ .
Ichodu.
Je tedy. prirodzene, re zauj-
me slovenskehoN rol 'nictva je ne
|vyhnutne potrebna decentraliza-
|ciaAGili samosprava. Mech 81 sb-
vensky rol'nik sam rozhoduje Q
svojich rol'nickych zaujmoch a
mech mu to nerobi jeho narodny
brat sfce, ale stavovsky nepria-
tel. A spolupraca ceskeho slo-
venskeho rol'nfka spolocnej "a
konodarni len vtedy moze' byt' Il
einliva, ked' ten slovensky roll.
nicky poslanec bude citit svoju
|silu, bude sa moct' odvolat' ma IS
percentovn vacsinu, ktora ME je
podriadena 80 percentovej mensi-
ne, ktora vsak nasledkom centra-
lizmu stava sa vaesinou.
Samosprava Slovenska je teda
[eminentny, prvotriedny hospodar-
sky zaujem v, prvom rade sloven-
|skfho malorol 'niatya. To dokazu-
je fakt este rag opakujem, lebo
to je vef'ini dolezity dokaz, - ze
slovenski rol 'nicki poslanci vole-
nj Specialize pre- chranenie zauj-
|mov rol'nickeho stavn, hoci 81 pri
Wade, teda maj1 moe prostried'
ky k tomu, ably sloyensky rol nj
|cky l'ud napomahali, nielen ze ne
robia, ale vynasaj1, podpisujd a
lpotyrdzujd zakony, namerene pro-
Iti rol 'nickemu stavu, ked'ze soli-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-13


Gle, ktora je sostayena 2 srobotni-
-socialistickej vacsiny tax to
.pozaduje.
Dobre, alebo aspon ake-taks,
,znesieeIne, obstojne polozenie slo-
.venskeho rol'nika je potrebne !,
preto, lebo chceme predsa V nom
lvypestoyat' lasku k svojmu statu,
.chceme no narodne povzniest', 90
sa vern nikdy nestane, ked' buds
4kazdy den zkusovat', re tonic
state je ysetko proti nemu ako
Trol 'nikovi. A centralizmus je logi-
|ckymN nepriatel 'om rol 'nfctya.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-13
Juhoslovanske mesta.

Nedavno skoncene bolo scitanie
ludu v Juhoslavii, ktore vykazu-
je nasledovny pocet obyvatel'ov V
dolezitejssich mesfach: Belehrad
Ill, TAO obyv., Zahreb los, 1913, Su-