davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-18
PoMER REDAKroRov K vYDAvATEL,oM.
Referat j. A. Ferienc1k podany nafsjazde novnarov.

Pri casopise organizacie redak-
tor ma urcehy termin, dokial' tr-
va jeho 1rad. Byva to obycaine
cd konvencie do konvencie ma
takych konvenciach sa vzdy mai
de dakto, kto chce zaujat'' ma oko
zavdenia hodny iirs.d redaktora.
Ale to by bolo najmenej, lebo
ked' redaktor prijima vol 'bu, vie,
ze al on dostal sa na miesto inc
no tax MIN ma bud1cej kon-
vencii sa moze urobit len to, co
sa urobilo jeho predchodcom.
Preto hoe takyto 1rad trva cd
konvencie do konvencie, redaktor
nema sa co obavat' ztraty 1radu,
ked' konal svoju povinnost', tre-
bars Dol al dost' prisny proti tym
jeho domnelym panom; ale inak-
Sic je redaktorom privatneho
podniku. Neraz zavisi jeho redak-
torstvo cd vrtochu zamestnavate-
Pa a zvlaste vtedy a tam, kde ta-
ky vydavatel' nema ami len po-
chopu o dusevnej praci cloveka a
kde vydavatel' povazuje dusevnu
pracu "a pracu telesnu.
Dnes >tie pomery sd tu Ame-
rike u slovenskeho casepisectya
trochu zmenene a jako-tak upra-
vene, ale 20 zaslych easoy, casov
asi pred tridsiatymi rokmi, daily
by sa napisat' cele zabavne deji-
J ny 20 zklsenosti redaktorov, jestli
ze mono nazvat' tym oznacenim
vsetkych tych, ktori sa "a "redak-
torov'' vydavali. Kto siahol by
svojimi rozpomienkami do tel do
by, iste by rozosmial tisicich.
Jako z predneseneho vysvita,
redaktori s1 dvojaki a slce pod
nikoy privatnych u organov,
Jakokol'vek budeme uvazovat' 9
pomere oboch tychto tried, vzdy
nam yvchodi len jedna pravda a
Isice ia, re redaktor ami. pri jed
nom ami pri druhom podniku ne
ma staleho, peyn6ho postavenia
Ma jennej strane zavisi cd svojho
pracedajcu, na druhej Ease cd ma
lady delegatov.
/ Mzda jednom j druhom pri-
pade je nikdy ME TAXA, zeby sa
dalo pomysl at ma to, ze v starom
veku, bude mozno redaktorovi
Izit' aspon rok, diva pri pokoji, bez
starosti; 3 mzdy takej nemozno
tol'ko usporit' ably mn postacile
udrzat sa aspoi rok, diva bez sta.
rosti az nadide ve6na ll'aya. Ia.
lozit 81 novinarsky spolpk, jake
to majd vel'k narody, nam je ne
moSnn, nemames u tomu ami sill q,
NJ prostriedkov q predsa trsba 50
dsko postarat' Q zadne holesa.
Rol som ma p0hrsba dVoch, ale,
ho trnch kolegos redaktorov, kto.
! rym mnseli SINE sa sbierat' ma po,
hrab. ci to ME je smutnS osud sic
vensk6ho dusevnslo parcovnika'
Daktc povie, ze boAsnsdhsnliyi, q.
IAnbo max chybuf.l Npzs nscllfe bp.
l,svsd'fktds fjeIbs. chybyffA Al.
sldzii narodn i Dali, mu to co niaai
10 syojho duehas Hsc by - cell
Sivot len jedon rss boil napfsal.
4 Slansk k4sry 1asl aohpts nlsled
Inv, ~ bap pz : starat' !,
~ sonsslSs Nv prss6l II Al ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-18

Ze jaky je pomer redaktora, k
lvydavatel 'ovi, to zayisi cd, okolne-
lsti. Jestli je redaktor ME obchod-
ne aainteressovany podniku no.
vinarskom, stava sa odvislym od
vole vydavatel'a; naproti tomu
jestli ze je " podniku zainteresso-
vany, stava sa smerodajnym cini-
tel 'om, lebo jeho dusevna praca
prevlada ciastku jeho spol0cnika
V takomto prfpade nemozno ho-
wort o pomere iedneho ku druhe-
|mu. Nakol 'ko znam v Amerike ami
nieto redaktora, ktory bol by s1-
easne al spoloenikom podniku no.
vinarskeho a jestli je, neviem o
nom, alebo sam podnik je nepatr-
ny. U mas name diva druhy vyda-
vatel'stvi casopisov: Priyatne pod
Milky a organizacie. Jedn6 druhe
tieto podhiky sa vel'mi della cd
seba. Pokyym privatne podniky mu
sia sa snazit', ably ziskaly dost'
prijmu ma vydavanie casopisu, "a
ten cas- organizacie takyto pra-
men nemajd ziadnej starosti, lebo
clenovia sd povinovati hradit Wy
davky jestli ze nehradia vsetky
vyydavky, iste hradia znacnd cast /;
ostatok hradia tax jako podniky
privatne z dochodkov oznamok a
z tlaeiarskych prac. Rozdiel je V
tom, ze privatne podniky musia
sa snazit' aby ziskaly 81 pramen
prijmov cd dobrovol 'nych pred.
platitel 'ov, ktorych 81 ziskaj1 len
tax, ked' svoiim obsahom casopi-
seckym ulahodia v6li l'udu, ktory
sa tax stava ich podporovatel 'om,
kdezto organizacie sa to starat'
nemusia.
Pri jednych i druhych podni-
koch je redaktor hlavnou oson
hlavnym hybadlom dusevnej cast
casopisu predsa pomer jeho ME
| je pri oboch podnikoch rovnaky
| Pri priyatnom podniku ma svo.
bodnejsiu sice ruku i vol'u, ale pr
tom musi pocitat' al ma to, ably
tou svojou syobodnou rukou q vo.
i lou nezayinil skodu podniku, Gin
rozumie sa, podkopal by zaklad
svojej existencie. U organizac
nych podnikoch pomer je celkom
| my. All tam redaktor musi hl'a
det', ably vyhoyel vacsine citate
lov, ale ked' ide uplatnenie je.
no v0le, o, preyedenie dajakehe
ciel'a, ktory je sice dobry, ale pre-
niektorych l'udi neprijemny, mo
ze pouzit viacej . tejto svojej vo
Ii nez pri podniku privatn0m, a pr
tom neposkcdi syojim osobnyn
lzaujmom.
Pri podniku privatnom redak
tor je bud sam pannm mad obsa
ham easopisu, alebo ma len isdns
J ho pana; kdezfo pm casopiseel
organizacif je tol'ko pannv, kol'
4 ko je clenov, trebars sa ich sic,
redaktor nema prfciny strachovat
| q ami sa nsstrachuje, prsdsa lenii
sfci mu fozh ami. . ze ho soiii lad'
~ j. on ieh slnhdm Z oni 81 sjsh,
lpsnmi Taksto nsan5sl 'anis 81 mo
81 ~ daksdy protivaS, ale clovsl
6ae6n I VI tonu zvykns . podobn,
4 pz snis vnidu jsdn5m q
tchom dnu, druhyab vsRr!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-18
uvOD. :

Najpaleivejsou otazkou sloven-
ska je otazka t. w. autonomie. O.
kolo tejto toci sa cely zivot na
Slovensku a je dnes uz ma takom
stupni, ze obidenim tejto otazky
nemozno sa venovat' rieseniu do
lezitJch hospodarskych, kultur-
nych "a narodnych otazok.
Ako vsak jednei strany zneu-
iva sa myslienka autonomie, $
druhej strany primeranes, tomuto
lzneuzivaniu stavajd sa protil nej
,miesto toho, aby vazne uvazovali
D veeiach $ touto otazkou s1visia-
cich ate tym viacej, lebo Q nej
vazne hovoria q poctive 6ou smy-
s'ajd start, herlivi narodni pra-
convict. -.
Ked'ze autonomisticky pohyb
na Slovensku je nezastavitel ny,
no cfm d'alej bude sa MIN odkla-
dat, tym zahadnejsf bude jeho
konec, potrebne je, ably SINE 81 u
vedomiIi vaznost' tejto otazky a
nepchtai hlavu, ako pstros, do
piesku. Kazdy dobry Sloyak, a re-
publikan must sa pricinit', aby ta-
to otazka riesena bola k dobru ma
roda statu ably sa jej riesenie
neponechalo Lelleymu, Szentiva-
nyimu, Tukovi a podobnym "auto
nomistom"
Opakujem toto je otazka, ktora
sa "a kratky cas- musi riesit', le-
bo 81 ju narod ziada. Nemeni ma
veei, pre- axe priciny 81 ju ziada.
Ale keby 81 narod ziadal centra-
lizmus, tax iste by SINE sa museli
pricinit x tomu byt' mu ma po-
moci, ako ked' ziada opak toho.
Zasada je zasadou, ale vol'a ma
roda nadovsetko.
Sovo 3autonomia" je sice VEL
mi popularne, ale je protivne. Pre-
to predprevratovi vazni Slovaci
uSivajd slovo ssamosprava." A to
nielen preto, lebo "autonomiou"
ah&najd 50 rozlicnf Jehleskovci
. Ungerovci, ale i preto, lebo 'Ssa-
mosprapa" lepSie kryje pochop
toho, v com vida vazne rozmy-
sl'aj1ci slovenski narodovci vyho-
venia ziadostiam, lepsie receno po-
treb&m slovenskeho l'udu. Preto i
ja budem uzivat slovo ssamo-
spraNs.''
Ably som predisiel akemukol' :
vek ncdorozumeniu poznamena-
vam, ze 0 rozlicnych druhoch sa-
mospravy budem neskorsie hovo-
rit', no, ze samosprava, ma akn
mYslia slovenski narodovci, nema
nicoho do CINEMA autonomiou,
ktora by bola zahubou naroda a
statu a ktorl hlasaj1 nepriatelia
Cs. republiky. D'alej upozornu-
jen. ze podl'a vseobecnei mienky
osyed6eRTch Slovakov, studuiti-
cich ot5zku samospraVy = vazne
sa non zaoberajleich, samospra-
vi Slornskas tax, ako je ona ma
znecsn& Pittsburghskej Doho-
a, m6xe byt' len postupne do Ii
vota uvedena, majdc ma zreteli
smntu1 nedost1tky narodn6ho po-
vedomia slovenskeho l'udu. No po
pRi kodifikovanf tohoto pr<va, te-
a. yssienf Pistsb. Dshody do O.
stsEy, nssyhnutns potrsbns je
hIsd 3 oddat' % r6k slovsnskych
tA Sos - d6 u - dnSnych okoL
ntE N te4D q vssi viaesj admi-
iiotralfrnsAs r6aus 6pllal moo nj,
nis1re - 11sj1 H., u \ - ~
s. 80. ys ass = - VI ~ ss -. .a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-18

Chcejuc v prvom rade posvie-
tit ma prirodzeny vyvin myslien-
ky samospravneho Slovenska, o.
doyzdam slovo novohradskemu zu-
panovi, dr.. Jurovi Janoskovi, zna-
menu predprevratovemu pracov-
nikovi, vel'kemu priatel el'ovi Ia
stancovi br. Cechov, ktory v clan
ku "Slovenska Politika'' uverej-
nenom v 79. {. 1921 Narodnych
Novin takto pfse: "Najpalcivejsou
vecou, ktora sa elm d'alej, tym
vacsmi tisne do popredia tax, re
sa vyvinuje ma problem, ktory
skor-neskor nebude mono nechat
bez riesenia, je wee autonomie. Pre-
au poslo uz pochodi V politi-
ckom zivote vel'a nedorozumenia
nedoyery jednej strany, al ve-
Ia ostychavosti a chul ostivosti $
druhej strany. Ale kym nedorozu-
menie a nedovera pre- nepochope-
ME zat 'atost istych kruhov a.
kosi nechce prestavat', ostycha-
vost' a ch1l 'ostivost' mime. Pocl-
ma sa uznavat', re myslienka au-
toronto zkrsla pod dojmom, kto-
!, ry vzbudil poprevratny politicky
kurz ma Slovensku, re ju vyvolali,
vlastne po jej zkrsnnti prostredne
napomahali svojim nejapnym re-
zimom prave II, ktorf jej nikdy ne
chceli, ami jej nechc1. Svrchova-
most 'ou statnickej politickej ml-
Idrosti bolo by byvalo robit takd
politiku ma Slovensku, a to j y
centra republiky, ktora by my
slienku autonomie "a pEiori bola
vytvorila. Ienze sa nerobila
tskato politika. / pocala So uji-
mat myslienka autonomie 9 dnes
uz j taxi, ktoH na nm nikdy pred
tym nemysleli, ba ju odsndzoya,
| Ii, ako ustanoyizen zahubnd pre-
Republican, stayajd sa jej privr7
zencami prave y. zauime republi-
ky. Ia SINE dnsli vinou, nest asst
neho centralistickeho systemu po-
llitickeho.
Teda autonomia podl'a svojho
vzniknntia 60 do pohndtok, 2 kto,
lrychl zlrsls, potion podl = tDho, .,
kym sp6ssb0m = hou operujs, Y
Fpolitic Ion z6psss dosial' u1asHis
Isa ako prostriedd N ods41l1 -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-18
o sAMosPRAvE sIovENsKA.
Pise: Rev. A. Komp&nek.

dradovanie ma Slovensku v slo-
venskej reci (na vychode ceskej
reci3 v6bec nerozumejd), cirkevne
veci, komissia pre- zalezitosti drad
nikov (mat vliv ma vymenovanie
1radnikov) "a podobn6..
Podotykam este, ze pri samo.
sprave a to nielen pri jej zaciat.
koch, ale i v bud1cnosti nemoze.
me obstat' bez pomoci br. Cechov
Slovenske 1rady maly by len pra:
vo pozvat' 81 ceske uradnicke 81:
ly nemusely by prijat' kazdeho
koho i'm prazske ustredne urady
vel mi casto prot vol slovenske'
ho ministra, alebo zupana nan1tia.
Znamenalo by to, ze ma Slovensku
musi sa uplatnit' v prvom rade
Slovak nemohly by sa stavat' ta-
ke smutne prfpady, ktorych je
dnes ma Slovensku ma sta a sta,
.ze Slovak musi ustupit' eeskemu
lradnikovi, obchodnikovi atd'.
Ked' teda dlhsej serii clankov
rozoberat' budem samospravu Slo-
venska, cize poukazovat' bndem
na priciny zmohutnenia myslienky
samospravy a ma jej potrebu, pro-
sim, aby tieto zakladne veci nikto
neztratil S ocu. ...... r..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-18
FRANK & JOHN SOvIK
Slovenskl Plecha1d ii j

ala n Watt At Tel. Auto. 7ss2s
syStavaja a reparujn fornesi, XII
peRne, pokryvajh dachy, zaklada-
ia rine, zavedujd vodovody spre-
vadzaj1 vsenbecni plecharsku ro-
botu ma splatky alebo "a h0tove.
Ceny mierne, praca odborna.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-18
YoUaasTovHax1 sLovEMax1 moYIxY


staral sa ami sam salnestn& vatelS,
peateEsl Y - ani blishy Pudb ty1i3
rasnei nkpod
Rsiaktpr ie Alsvnym stpojom
podniln. JalED pracnie strci taEl
pracnjs podnik ! poncn6 clanlx
redaktera SD ks1sami 3 jeho dus4
2 jeho srdca. Snail sa ucit' snazi
sa ndrfat' narodne povedomie u
pndu, hl'adf l'ud osvietit,, vxde-
lat. Noci travi, aby rozmysl al,lco |
zajtra napisat "a clanok, ttdrylI
by Ease, pokrocl d'alej vo' ssvojejI
vzdelatel 'nej praci. K tomu tre-
'ba venovat cele srdce, celd svoju
.dusu q predsa tn i tn musi 81 po-
stavit' otazku: "Ba, q 81 narod
dakedy vzpomene ma nina, ked
ma uz nebude! I" Takouto zveda-
vost'ou sa uspokojuje.
Nam rozroben1 divadelnd hru
ma tento predmet. Ia ziva redak-
tora obsgpajd l'udia urazkami, je-
no kolegovia tiez mu nemozu
prfst' ma memo po jeho smrti
sbiera cely narod ma jeho pomnik I!
Pekna je to Size vec, ale ooze 2 to-
ho, ked' ziyot potrebuje vigcel nez
ztrpeovanie, poniEovanie, nadava-
ME ma svedomitii. praeu narodu
lvenovavsieho sa pracovnika.
Malo mas je, aby sme 81 mohi
zaloEit' spolok pensijny, alebo u
ltulnu pre- staryeh slstenskyych no.
vin&rov; malo mas ej k jakejkol :
vek podpore 'samych seba a pred
sa musime daco urobit', aby as
pom v pripade niektor6ho smrti,
nemuseli sa kolegovia skladat' ma
slusne ulozenie naSich pozostat-
kov.
Myslim, ze bolo by celkom ma
mieste zacat' vyjednavat s vyda-
vatel mi casopisov a tax isto al $
organizaciami, kturs vydavajd
svoje vlastne casopisy zamest-
navajd redaktorov, "a iicelom pre-
vedenia nasledovneho planu:
Mech vydavatelia, to zahrflu-
jem al organizacie, kazdeho syoj-
no redaktora dajd poistit' u po-
ist 'ujdcej spoloenosti aspon ma tt
Isle dolarov. Mech plata poplatky
cd poistnej SUNNY ked' poiste-
nv redaktor zomre, mech sa toho
zaplatia pohrabne trovy a ostatok
mech sa odda .jeho najblizsim. '
tom pripade, ked' by redaktor do.
brovol'ne odisiel, alebo by boil pre
pusteny, alebo ma jeho miesto in5
lzvoleny, mech 81 sam platf dale.
ked' chce, alebo ked' pri presiel k
ldruhemu vydayatel'stvu, ably toto
d'alej pokracovalo plateni pre-
Imii.
4 Nebolo by toho vel'a a nebole
J by ami vel'kou t'archou pre- vyda
:, vatel,'o ,'ov, nuz predsa by len da
co bolo, lepsie daco ako mic!
Toto je moi navrh a ked' S;
spojime, ked' 81 utvorfme pevnt
organizAciu medzi sebou, myslim
ze sa plan tento da vel'mi Pahkt
: previest', lebo vydavatelia nebu
I du taxi bezsrdci, aby takyto tai
: mer nepatrny poplatok nevzali nj
seba vyrovnavat', polrocne, alebt
uz jake by sa dalo ujednat'.
: Tymto cinom zamenil by sa hnet
/. al pomer redaktora ku vydavate
} l'ovi. Stal by sa ten pomer jakym
81 blizsim, priatel l'skejsim a uprin
nejsfm. Nebolo by tol'ko cudzoty
: jako je dnes ma mnohych ME
stach.
!. Redaktor nenachodi porozume
MIA a ocenenia svojej prace, KID
: je jeho zamestnayatel' clovek ob
medzeneho ducha.. Pamatam sa
: ked mi bolo sdelene istym vyda
vatel 'om casopisu, zeS jeho redak
torovi je uHho vel'mi dobre, 'leb'
vraj nerobi mic len novinky cit
cely den a len dakedy daco napi
Sc. u al hovoril tcmu redakto
} rovi, ably viacej pisal a ked' che
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-10
FIRE BURNS III
RACE HORSES IN
KENTUCKY STABLE

LEXINGTON KY. May 1o.-Charred
mounds Of flesh and flame SCARED
debris today marked the spot where
formerly the Camden and Milan
stable stood at the Lexington track
Of the Kentucky Jockey club Twen-
ty-seven thoroughbred racers perish
ed in the fire which last night de-
stroyed the stable. The structure was
fired by lighting. The horses were
the property of former United States
Senator John N. Camden and his
trainer j.. Cal Milan Of Lexington.
900 to 100000 IN the horses, with
little insurance. made the fire, stood
unchanged today.
The screams Of the fire tortured
animals were heard for blocks.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-10
Pres. Thos. Kane
Spoke AT Lutheran
Brotherhood Tuesday

President Thomas F. Kane Of the
University. of North Dakota, speaking
at a. meeting of the Lutheran Broth
erhood Of the First Lutheran church
Tuesday night, paid q glowing tribute
to Motherhood"
Great men are generally the sons
Of great mothers, MT. Kane said. He
quoted LAncoln as saying, "everything
that I am and everything that I have
accomplished. I owe to my aged
mother" Mr.. Kane held this as an
ideal for the young women Of the
present day.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-10

Herald Want Ads Bring esultA +
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-10
THE LIONS CREED

Smile into the face of the world
and q smile comes hack-render
good service to others and good
service 10 returned to you-show a
spirit Of ~helpfulnees and that spirit
will sruely send back aid to you of
a like kind-think good thoughts
and the same good thoughts will be
Of you.
The word is a great mirror
which truly reflects the thoughts,
acts and ambitions of every indi-
vidual.
/. Let no one cloud his vision,
:, poison. his mind and dwarf his
soul With the false imagination
that the world is not giving him q
square deal.
The only way to avoid getting a
SQUARE deal from the world is by
not giving the world a square deal
yourself.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-10
CLUB HAS
INTERESTING MEET

a lively program, includingsa pub
lie speaking contest marked the clos
Ing meeting Of the Sioux Profile
Speaking club Of the Z. NJ. G. A.,
which will discontinue activities until
the fall months. The affair opened.
with a dinner In the "Y' dining room
Tuesday night. n. Foster Jones; pro-
lessor in English at the University Of
North Dakota, acted az critic and
judge of the contest. The club mem
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-10
cAp.cowN DAY POSTPONED.

Moorhead, Mimi, May 1o.-Cap
andaGown day at Concordia college
has been postponed from Tuesday
untt1 Thursday, May IL, it was an
nounced yesterday. Judge G. a. Pol
80 will give the address Of the day.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-10
ONE PERSON DIES /
OF HEAT IN CHICAGO

Chicago. Maylo.-The highest tenn
perature for May 81 since 1891. 49,
recorded here yesterday ana nj per-
the mercury mountedit to S~lfdesrOes at3
1 p. m.
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-10
What Lions Stand For

4L-LoyAlty to country, community
and home.
Individual integrity in thought,
word and deed.
O-One nag, one language!
New ideals, new hopes, new
ambitions in business and
81 profession.
S-Service that Is founded on the
golden rule.
Lions Slogan. "
Liberty.
Intelligence.
O-Our
s%@, N-Nation's
Safety.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-08-17
FOUR RACES LISTED TODAY
AT BELMONT DRIVING PARK
(By Associa-eG Preas)

Philadelphia, Aug. 16-Four races
were listed for today, the second OF
the four days program of Grand
Circuit racing at the old Belmont
Park driving club. The feature e.
vent was the Klein stake, purse of
$500 for 2:07 PAGERS. The winner
will also take the Klein trophy. s
The other three events were for
trotters. The Nawbeek farm stake
for 2:15 class three old trotters car
ried with it purse of 1000 and the
A. B. Coke cup The Keinb stake,
open to 2:14 trotters, was worth ST.
900 to the winners, with the Keith tro-
ply added. The remaining event.
The WinOfa, had been changed from
a contest for 2:05 trotters and in
stead was a free-fOr-ah trotting e.
vent, with a purs of S1,500. Big
fields were the order. Sixteen
horses were to start in the Nawbeek
and T. for the Klein stake.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-08-17

Besides being a very economical
dish, cottage cheese is also very nu-
tritious, and since it is made from
sour milk or clabber, it can easily be
made in any home, and especially in
the country, where cows are kept on
nearly every farm. 1t is a food high
in protein. and is in the same class
with lean meat and eggs, being more
valuable thar either III material that
goes to build muscle, blood and bone,
How Hade.
Heat slowly and Uniformly a pan
of clabber to 100 degrees F. Too
much heat ruins the product Pour
into bag made of cheese cloth and
let drain for an hour or until the
whey is eliminated. Turn into a bowl
and to each cup of cheese add two
tablespoons Of cream, then beat until
the mixture is smooth and creamy.
Add salt or pepper to taste. Cottage
cheese is used as the base f0r a great
many salads and deserts and also as
filler for sandwiches.
Cheese and Beet Salad.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-08-17
FRATERNAL CONGRESS
MEETS IN CANADA

Milwaukee, Wis, Aug. 17-Legis-
lation, rates, health conservation and
! other problems of fraternal sacittes
will be discussed at the annul con-
vention of the National IFraternal
Congress of Amerinca in Montreal, P.
O., August 1881, it was announced
here today. "The Conservation Of
Child Life" will be the subject Of and
address by Harry C. Evans Of Des
Moi,nes, Iowa, eritor Of the Brother
hood of American Yeomen. John A.
MiIlener of Columbus, Ohio, general
counselu of the order of United Com
morcial Travellers of America, will
speak on uniform Legislation and
Statutes for Frternls," DR.. Emily
Noble of Chicgo will discuss Life
Extension for men and wonem," and
Joseph S. Smith of Milwaukee, Of the
publicity Bureau of Congress, will
speak under the TITLE, keep the pub
licity Fires Burning"
The program also will include mo-
ton pictures on behalf of the Near
East Relief, by Edward F. Reimer;
memorial services; reports by COM
mittees and officers; and an address
by Henri Roy of Montreal, president
of the Congress.
When the convention opens, ad-
dresses of welcome will be delivered
by Mederic Martin, mayor of Mon
treal Alfrd Lambert, President of the
Montreal CHAMBER of Committee; Sri
Lomer Gouin, minister of justis and
eX-premier of Quebec; G. D. Finlay-
on,superintendent of insurance of
Ottawa. These Introductory talks
will be followed by "Fraternal Greet
ings," by Charles Duquette, president
of the Canadian Fraternal Assertion,
the response to which will be made |
by Harry Wade, Indianapolis, Ind,
vice-president of tht National Frter-
nj Congress of America.
The National Fraternal Congress
it is stated, embraces So societies,
with a membership nj excess of nine
million.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-08-17
Hottest Place on Earth.

The Dead sea, at the southern end
Of the Jordan valley in Palestine, Is
>uid to be the hottest place on earth.
II is Al miles long, ten miles wide,
and lies in depression 1900 feet be-
low the level Of the sea. Hence it has
no outlet TO the sea and the waters
that flow into 1t are disposed of by the
rapid evaporation caused by the heat.
Five million tons are thus daily taken
up by the atmosphere. There is not
a deeper trench than this on earth. As
perpetual snow rests on the tops OF
high mountains because they are out
Of the blanket of air to some extent,
so the Dead sea is always hot because
1t Is under so thick a blanket and also
situated well southwark. The water
Of this curious lake Is five times as
salty as the ocean, and one cannot
sink in 1t. The water is bitter to the
taste, oily to The touch. and produces a
yellow stain
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-08-17
BOOTLEGGING IN JAIL


Fort Pierce, August 17.-BOotieg-
ging in Jail has gotten John Benton.
trusty, and Julius Carpenter, former
occupant of the bastile, and chef"
into trouble with the St. Lucie cour-
ty authorities. Both are negroes.
Sheriff Merritt and his deputies have
been perspiring in an effort to break
up moonshine and bootlegging and
while the officers have been engaged
in this work the prisoners in the jail
have been enjoying real red" liquor.
Many bottles of imported liquor
seized by the sheriff were stored in
the jail near the cell occupied by
Hamp Ford. Carpenter, at that time
a trusty, saw his opportunity. H
supplied Ford with 9 stick. Ford
used the implement to drag the boz
ties of liquor up to the hole in the
clIl through which food was passed
to him. He would then uncork the
bottles, drain their contents through
hole into tin cup and pass the liquor
on to Benton, who waited on him.
Benton would then transfer it to u
Illus. Under this arrangement julius
waXed prosperous, making money TO
pay his fine and get out Of jail, He
then got himself a job as cook AZ re
Jail, and still the money rolled in.
But a suspicious bulge in his shir,
caused by half pint bottle Of liquor
led to his discovery and downfall. He
and Benton are now in Jail again
for good long terms.