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The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26

AlhtonA lie - survived ny ll'e rhlldfrht
all grown. lie homesieaded ~ 1875 near
where tho togn Of chionia il nov stu
Ated
Rev. ). y. Darb,,
Table ek-ne9 j. ", nArbt, So ded
hf the home of his daughter, Mrs Grscs
Feilets. lie cam" with bis family 20 No
braska from Livingston county III, ne
tween 50 aud 20 years ago, and haa -.
sided In this yirlnlty ever since with the
exception Of a few years when he was q
pastor OF churches In Hitchcock and kesr-
neY counties. lie Is survived hy ihres
Mons and two daughters. Funeral services
we're held In tho Preshyterl1n church
Baby Boidenow.
bloomfield The mont old Guild of Mr,
and Mrs. Martin Boldenow died Funeral
torvices we're held In tho first Trinity
Lutheran church, conducted py Rev A.
puenburs.
Mrs. Arthur Gilbert.
leatrlces Mrh, Arthur Hilbert s., hnHa
husband IL n teacher In the Beatrice high
school, died here. Mrs Gilbert was born
In Belgium ana during Oh. world war
served a. a war worker IN that country
John Atkinson.
Pspnrs city.-Funersl services held 10
tho First Presbyterian church hero for
Jobn Atkinson. state unisersity student
who was accidentally kliied. psre the
largest aver conducted IN the city. Fifiy-
nine of his university fraternity. Farm
House, the entire active membership. were
here and helped IN tho ceremony. From
this group we're chosen the pallbesrers.
the remainder acting as guard OF honor
Ona Of their number spoke 20 the crowd
present, Ten members OF the sorority 20
which the sister. claire belongs we're
here, and Also nssipied ~ the terYlesa
Dr. Glen Bissby.
Auror1 r. Dr Glenn BleHby, o1ieop9ihic
physician here, died at Kirks,ille. Mo. He
was IN office IN the Rotary club and sctiYe
IN many pubic activities.
Mrs. ". y. Barton.
Aurora Mrs u. u. Barton. mother or
silaH A. Barton, former state su1ltor aud
congressman In tho rim Nebraska dis.
trict, died At her home here Her bus
hand was formerly county superintendent
and prominent IN Hamilton county. She
Is survived by two sons and daughter.
Mrs. ". y. Barton.
Aurora The funeral of Mrs. v. y. Bar
ton. -. Of Aurora was held al The Method
~ church. Mrs Barton was tho mother
Of seyen children. Ethl"na d"cesred Slas
r.. late congressman Of the Fifth district
of Nebraska; Charles n. ~ Aurora George
w of omaha. Guy G. OF Sioux Falls, $.
-. John n. of Lipcoln. and Orpha Msude
NOR pastor. and Rev. Charles q. Conan.
present pastor Of the Methodist church
offclated.
Itbamnr T.. BeDJamin.
Grand Island~-lthamar T. BenJamin a
voll know rehden, Of this city died at
his home. Nr BENJAMIN came 10 Nebras-
ba In early youth and for 20 years had
been resilient of Grand Island Besides
his widow a son, Rcyillo l. benjamin Of
held IN the home, Rev. w H. Austin of.
ficiaiing The body woS taken 10 Omaha
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Business Activities


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Issiin..nsoi.nlanf.

TabI. Rseh Married AZ th. eAthake
church In Table Rock, PAU tsflins ef hsa
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Deaths

yiolA Burgett.
Humbodt--The funeral Of Miss Viola
Burgett. H. OF Dubois was held at the
Christian church here, Rev, B. H. Dawson
conducting the services. shs was one
Of twin girls.
oliver Ballard.
Caliaway-oliyer Ballard, II, OF ooonto
died suddenly at his home.
MeYwin Austin.
Beatrlce--Merwin Austin, young son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Austin Of this city
died Of diphtheria. Two other members Of
the family are seriously Ill with tho
disease.
Mrs Mildred Weinman.
Beatrice-Mrs. Mildred Weinmar, 20,
wife Of Edward weinman, died at her
home In this city. She leaves no family
except her husband. She was daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Conoyer Of this city.
T.. s. Cope.
Hunbodt-E. S. Cope, 50, one Of the
leading carpenter, OF the city. died at
his home here, He vas for many years
member OF the city council He leaves
widow and three grown children
Mrs. Martha IDngmore.
cailawsy-Mrs. Martha Lohgmore, ~.
died at her home near here. She was one
Of the old settlers OF this nsighborbood.
Mrs. u. G. OYner.
Beatrice--Mrs T. e. Oruer 50 living
five miles south OF Beatrice, died after
brief Illness She Is survived by her
husband and one daughter.
william Campbell
Beatrice-William Campbell. IS, old.
:ime r!ainsman survivor OF shiloh ana
Vicksburg. retired banker. pioneer OF Ne
braska and cne OF the few men who W.T.
messed the capture by Confederate soldiers
during the civil war OF Col. Robert lngef-
soil died at the home Of his son-in law.
John H. Kearns. in this city. The body
was taken to his old home at Auburn for
burial.
William Bettenhausen.
West Point---William Bettenhausen, 80.
a native of Germany. died at his home
here. In 1873. he came 10 Cunning county
He Is survived by a family OF grown chill
drcn and his aged widow.
Gerhard Rolf.
West Polnt-rhe funeral OF Gerhard
Rolf. was held at the ST. Charles church
Mr.. Rolf was one Of the pioneers OF thht
township.
Murray Ludwig,
MeCook--The MeCook high school was
dismtssed for the burial of Murray Lud-
wig, the sophomore who died from an ae-
eidenta xunshot wound received on
hunting trip,
Fred stsinme,er.
HeAtrice--Fr~d Sielnmeyer. eitll war
veteran and for the past u years resi-
dent Of Gage eeunty, died q, his hams In
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26

initiation by the people OF laws ana
constitutional amendment
Except in ease of actual inNsslon
The Irish free state shall rot be com
mllted To active participation In war
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Many Of tho streets of Canton
China, are only eight feet WIDE
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26

BY means of compressed air-driven
drills, pipes are laid without the ne
cessity Of tearing up lawns. Distances
Of 40 feet have been covered in this
manner.
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Weddings
Gorban n-Weyney,

GOrnam- w erner.
Grand fsland-The marriage OF Miss
Ffieda Werner and j. Joseph Gorham,
both OF this city took place at St. Mary
cathedral Rev. Father Heimes perform
ing the ring ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
D. Coouey were the only attendants Fol-
lowing the wedding a breakfast was
served at the home OF the brides mother
After trip TO Denver. Salt Lake and
other western points the couple Will re-
side IN Grand Island, the groom being
employed as conductor on tho Union Pa.
citic.
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eIed 10 accommodate the Golden Rule
store, handling general merchandise The
Sanders department store will be operated
under new management.
More Paving Planned.
Kearney--Fiye blocks OF paving have
been laid on South Central avenue and an
effort Is being made to extend the paving
to the Walker channel before winter sets
IN The project is a milo and a half long.
extending from the court house 10 the
Platte river bridge. Other paving opera
.ions concluded by the city this summer
total nearly 40 blocks, Two additional
districts were created by the city COM
missioners but no work will be UNDER
taken on them until next spring. They
total Is blocks.
Buy spencer Store.
West Point--The Baumann company,
owners OF the large department store
here. purchased q store at Spencer. Mr.:
Hypse OF Spencer will be the manager OF
the Spencer store.
Cafe Changes Owners.
Callaway-Glenn Gray Of Callaway mas
purchased the ]. y. Pierce restaurant here
and has taken charge.
Tekamah VIII Pave.
Tekamah-Tekamah has decided to
pave It's principal streets as soon as possi-
Bile. The city council and Community
club, at a mass meeting, were instructed
by property owners to pave about q mile
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ua.isLa.Narris.

Hsatrice-Frsd wanlska.sf, sna Ella
Norris. 81, both of Fairbury. were married
Al the courthouse by County Judge Ness
more marriage license was also -
sued 20 Frank slull. 81, and f'deFa Cole
-. both Of pliieF,
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26

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Nians RNt Va Bal faurisseR a Nsaaais
ttt Nsfs msriaa tFFs hss ltafss Wssef
1ff fafat NF sud Me- ssfFzlias I'll
HAas fhHis hess Ia Ahtssa
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26

ufant isisaa@ @ths maFr|aEs - 1sns
k.tsahsta Mrfss aaa AftAar naYwgni
leeasf. tath sf thN eiiFs tNRN place sl
tie e4afthnsse esHatq fatss Muiiia rsfr
farwina he fFFamaaF
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26

years. Mr.. and Mrs Sly will make their
home In Kansas City.
IAws-Brabhan,.
Bradshaw-John r. Laws and Opal
Brabham were married at the home OF
tho brides parents. MI. and Mrs; John
Brabham. Prof. Wood Of York offieiated.
Olsen -Hogue-
supsrior-Miss Pearl Hogue and martin
Olsen were married at the nome o. ths
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Hogue'
The double ring ceremony was used
Rev. +. Wright officiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Olsen will live on farm near Superior.
Bouma- Miller.
Beatrice-Henry Bouma, 50. ana LoVlna
Vivian Miller, 20. were married mere by
County Judge Messmore. Tho ceremony
was witnessed by Neal Bouma ana Mrs'
NJ Bouma-
Dorn-Hoefling.
Beatrice-A marriage license was Is
sued in county court TO Thomas U. oorn.
"a OF Fiiley. and Mary Hoeflins, 20. OF
Pickrell.
Owens -Bartu.
Beatrioe-Arthur Owens. ~, ana Alics
Bar.u, 22, both OF Wilber. were married
here by County Judge Messmore.
Rist- spence.
Beatrlce--A marriage license va, is
sued to Harry Lloyd Eist. ~, ana VIVIAN
Spence. ~. both OF Beatrice
Stockham- Martin.
csilsway-Emery stockhsm OF Red-
farm and Miss chloe Martin OF Callawsy
were married at Lexington
Iipseomb-PaE
wymore-Thomss Itpscomb o. WSmote
and Miss Myrtle Page OF Blue springs
wsrs married at Marysyille, kan. oy
Judge Potter. ipseomb Is engaged IN
the garage business herr.
Waniska- Norris.
nsatriCe-Frsd wanlska.sf, sAf Ella
Norris 81, both Of Fatrbury. were married
At the courthouse by County judge Asss
NOR. A marriage license was also 10
.usd "a Frsnk stull 81. and riders Cole
"a 49, - nftfkg
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26

MeCook-Ths Mccook high school was
dismissed for the burial of Murray Lud-
wig. tho sophomore who died from an ae-
eidsntl xunshot wound received on q
hunting trlr.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26

wymore-Thomss Lipscomb o' wymore
and Miss Myrtle Page OF Blue spFinss
were married at hsrysvil1e' Ran. ~
Judge Potter. iipseomb Is engaged In
the garage business here.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26

ufant island-A qulst wedding took
IN. rtf. ~, a., $50. No.. Ssssh'
ttF ~ NJ, end Mira e. a. paigss hsssMa
The bfits - FFsd Iehst af thi. sltS. Rev,
A g. huti peffanmsA the stak ceremony,
NJ ant NFs Lawrence filisy we're the
anir sftsrdants
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Sopher-Duffy

Grand Island-The marriage Of Miss
Margaret Frances Duffy and Lee l..
sopher. both OF Grand Island. took place
at the Conversational parsonage. Rev. C.
]. Christiansen performing the ceremony.
only the attendants, Mr.. and Mrs L. NJ.
Mentzer, witnessed the ceremony. They
will reside IN this city, the groom being
employed as Union Pacific brakeman.
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yrrf s,,,ru.,.,

Rsatriee-Fred s,elnmeyer. eiyll war
veteran and for the past " years resi-.
dent Of Gage eouniy. died q, his hams In
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26

Grand Island--Miss Iva Merle Cary
and Abba Allen Banks. both Of Hastings.
we're married IN this city by Rev. II Rich
afdson OF Hastings who accompanied the
couple 20 this city,
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Christy-Martin,

Grand Tsiand-~Carson Lorains Christy
Of urant Island aud Ella Hazel Martin
house in this city by County Judge Bull
lin
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aYtWyight-MOy~

Grand fsland-Miss Gladys Matilda
Moyer and William Leroy Cartwright.
both OF Wolbach, were married at the
courthouse in this city, County Judge
Mullin officiating.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26

West Polnt-Ths funeral Of Gerhard
Rolf, was held at the 81. Charles church.
Mr. Rolf was one Of the pioneers OF that
township.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26
Shnnhnri.lnrrnII

arsHd isisnd~fhe marriage a' Miss
kathsrins carroll aud leon A. SHEPPARD,
both 81 this city. toek place 81 81 Mary
officiatns.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26
s,ockl,am. Martin.

csilsway-Emery stockhsm OF RED
.rn and Miss Chloe Martin or SallaWsy
sers married at Lexington.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26

I ClA,onia lie IS survived hy five children
all grow n lie hnmesteaded IN isda near
z where tho toRn Of chtonia IL now stu
afed
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26

West Point--Wiliiam Bettenhausen, 50,
r native of Germany. died at his home
here. In 1873, he came 20 Cunning county
He Is survived by family OF grown emil
drcn and his aged widow.
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years Mr.. and Mrs Sly will make their
home In Kansas city.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26
Buy Spencer Store.
Cafe Changes Onners.


caiiaway-Cilenn Gray of Cailaway has
purchased the j. II. Pierce restaurant here
md has taken charge.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26

Mrs Mildred Weinman.
Beatrice-Mrs. Mildred Weinmar, 20,
wife Of Edward Weinman, died at her
home In this city. She leaves no family
except her husband. She was daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Conoyer OF this city.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26

MeYwin Austin.
Beasrlce-Merwin Austin, young son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Austin OF this city
died OF diphtheria. Two other members Of
the family are seriously III with tho
disease,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-20
K sB1ERKE Ma v1oHoDNE sLovENsKo.

Prisli pred nedavnom Slovenska americki Slovac,
Karlovsky p. Olsavckv, ktor jednej sehodzi
Cevclande peyeda ze vychodn slovaci porebajd Ca
sopis ktoa bx.ich sosenskdnu narodndmu po
vedonl ze ten casoi,is ma bst redgoyany anneri-
ckyn slovakonl peniaze amercky soyakov. slov.
Liga hned odhlas6vaa desat tisic doloy ten cel'
dasie peniaze mai by nasbierane sbierkou
medzi a1nericksn slosakni .s,e ...
Cd skoncenia vojny o zakonsena sbierpk ma valec-
ne siloty kai Sloveska Lga nepracuje, ako by maa
Chyta sa DO vsetkeLo .nedokonc mic Obavame sa ze
toto podujatie ked al nezaspi nevyda tax, ako by
bolo zadcno. Lebo cel plan e ME dobry. Pc prve Nj
ko 81 nevaM tasopsu ktory dosane zdarna. Po druhe:
zakladat sasops je zbytocn6 kedze ami estvudce ca
sopisy Sovensku ME s d6st citan6 Po tretie Wy
davane tvzdennka pozdejse dennka vyzaduje taky ma
klad ma ktory by Iga nestacila so sbierkam tomu
kontroa mad 6asopsom, jeho prijmaln vydavkalni
mohla by byt TAXA, aku by 81 americk Slovaci Mada
Sovom zalozenie Gasopisu neprktickea znanena pre-
mas len -davat cusat'.
Vichodni Slovaci nepotrebul tax casopis, ako knih
Lga mala by radsej zaktpit tch desat sic doarov
knfh pozakladat kniSice po dednc vychodn6ho Slo-
Venska TAX by 81 nadobudla staeho panatnika vd ac
nosti Wchodnych Slovakov tax by urobila IA po
zdvihnutf narodneho povedonia vzdeanost medzi w
chodnym Slovakm, nezli casopisom. Lud casopisy na
Slovensku neobl nbnje TAX ako knihy.
Zaknpenim knih ga desat. tisic dolaroy pomohlo bv
sa slovenskym spisovatel ON, nakladateom l'udu
dostao BY sa tol 'ke vzdeana, ako casopis, Slov
Lga by vac starosti nemala ako peniaze zasat pri
mat pod akujdce dopisy vychodnych dedin sovenskch
Kdezto casopisu bude mat len neprijennost dalsie
stale vvdayky snad al neprfjeme afery ktore ei
podzierat korene zivota konecne: ci Liga nema uz
dost stale platenych zamestnancov? Sbelky p1ispev
ky uz teraz nesaca zaoklvat administrator frovy naco
d'aEe t'archy?
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-20
AUToNoAfIA sLovENsKA.

Pezorujdc posledne tr roxy mas slovensky 1.-Two; tax
t, akoaJ sarej vlast nevdoak pride Ia n jednodu.
cenu robotnemu Slovkov Boze, kedy uz ten chudob,s
zazavan Sloyak doze toho Gasu aby Slovak 50 Slo
yakom Y bratskej laske spokojne mohpl nazvat'?
klatba pritoy Svatopukovych spociva ma mas a l:u-
SINE rozdlobeni medz sebou nenayist brat bratcm
svojim zit'!
kym sme Mli pod sprayou mad arskou, bolo hesloni
nasich vodcoy prec Cd Mad arov prec cd y1anov kto
mas lovensk narod 1900 rokov otroGili Psla syeto
va vona oslobodla Sovakov oho otroctva Slovac sa
spoj bratskym ceskm narodom jeden osobitny stat
tn 81 kazdy jeden vydychnA: Vd aka Bohu sovensky
narod dosiahnul to- "a 6im 1000 rokoy tlz slobodu!
Ale zial Bol tento stat este neestyuje ami tri roxy
" Il is vodcova kricali prec cd Mad arrow! kricia
te1az: pree cd Cecov Lebo Ges tisc krat horst cd
Mad arrow. Mad al nam biali len rec Cesi nam beri
rec viern! preto prec Cd Cechov! Ny chcene atolo
nlu salnosprayu pre- Sloyakov l'ud! Ten lud pospo
lily robotn koren aro sovepskeho naroda GO ma to
9DH toho udu sloyenskeho nedba, jakl yladu pr
siicha aebo bude prisuchat len mech ma syoje pro-
Etiedky vSziye zabezpeeeue.
Ale nasi yolcoyia poyedajl ze autononia donesie
ppkoi baaenost sevensk preto ju musine
Eybojcyat ked III eenu nasej *krEi Cd Geshov!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-20
LACNA FARMA

45 Akrov dobrej zeme, pri dlaz .enej
ceste a zeleznitnej stanici. kostoly,
skola obchody, posta a telefop pri
dverach, 6 izbovy dom, mastal inc
budovy dobrom stave, moe dobrej
vody, cena len $4,75O, miernou hoto-
vost 'ou pri, kdpc. Teraz davajte pozor:
Ak je tato farma predand hnol', dame
yam zdarma "a cenu par mladych konf
sirS voz, koe a sfry, kravn, tel "a, 4
swine, 40 khr asi 10 ton sena, hodne
kukuriee a krmp, zrno zemi, tiez men
Sic nastroje. Ked' pozerate lacnotu, tn
je. Haste sa u Ira G. Park, COG Home
Savings and Loan Bldg, Youngstown,
Ohio. 10 a.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-20
PRECO BY 81 NAL KAzDY
RIADNE tIsTTf ZUBY?

Hovori sa, re "cisty zub nikdy
nehnije.' .
Preco hnijii zuby?
Odpoved' je jednoducha. Kaz-
dy zub pozostava 20 troch eia-
stok. V kazdom ma prostriedku
nachodi sa nerv, ktory je vel'mi
citlivy a boli, ked' sa no dotkne.
Okolo neho nachodi sa hlavna
cast zuba, takzv. s'makka kost'. !"
"A ma vonkajsku zuba je vel mi
tyrde pokrytie, ktore sa menuje
emajlom.
Jestli tento email nedrzi sa v
cistote riadnym kefovanfm, kiis-
Ky jedla sa nan aedzi zuhy ma
lepia. Tieto HUSKY jedla hnij1 a
produkuj1 kyselinu, ktora sa vie
ia do emajlu. Skoro nato dostane
email dlerku, a kysellna dostane
sa do makkej -kosti. Kyselina. sa
yziera chytro do tejto makkej
kosti--chytrejsie, ako do emajlu.
Onedlho nachodi sa nz prava die
ra v zube, ktora dojde az ma cit
'liyy. nery. BOlest pride kazdy
raz, ked' 50 nieco dotkne neryu
a easto al ytedy, ked len chladne
poyetrie vojde do zuba.
Bolest' je plana ale este nieeo
horsieho pride: LapQ h1,ilebg kFb
.ra urobila diern n jednom zube,
rozsiri So "a inc zuby, takze celyy
rad zubov bude zkazeny, jestli to
lezastayite u dentistu.
A cely tento trnbel casto pri-
Ejde len preto, ze ste si.zaby neei-
,stit kefkol.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-20
V. Hatala.

Preto mozte l'ahko uznat', re
starost' zuby je nielen dobrym
zvykom ma cistenie ist, ale vas
zabezpecuje al pred bolest 'ou a
ztratou zubov
Ma dodatok k bolesti vydav-
kom pochodiacim 20 zanedbava
MIA zubov je fakt, re zanedbane
zuby nemozu dobre zuvat pokrm.
Ciastoene pozuvany krm obt All
zalddok, zaprfciniac nezazivnost
a mnohe choroby, ktore nasledu-
'jd.
Riadne opatrovanie zubov ma
vel'ky vplyv na zdravie, st 'astie
vykonnost Y praci alebo spo-
locenskom ziyote. Zanedbat zu-
bowl kefku znacf poskodit zdra-
vie.
Ak kefujete svoje zuby kazde
rano a vecer COLGATES
TOOTH CLEANER-om, budd
vzdy ciste a nikdy nezhnijti.
Vasa celia rodinal bude mat
prospech tohto zvyku pre- zdra-
vie..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-20
FARMY! 'FARMY!
241 East Federal st.

x1xG1vx x1xG13 z11V2N&
Akejkol 'vek vel 'kosti. kdekol'vek od
5 do 80 mil od Youngstown. My sa
speeializujeme vo farmach predmcst-
skSch majetkoch vzdy name dobry
vyber zeleninovych, mliekarskych,
drobeznych alebo dobytkovych far
mach. M6zeme dat dobre podmienky,
m6zeme zamenit' niektore "a mestske
majetky. Pozrite 81 mas soznam prv nez
.kupite. Haste sa Taylor & Burkhol-
der, 620 Home Savings and Loan Bldg.
Main 719S, Auto. 1927. Go 4)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-20

e AID mi AS Au II AueonQ1
lniu slseo sflnospF ed u jssn dom, kto-
ss ,ss' : s,1' q ,'s sss / y4sss ysss
sebe zariaslitt AZ syo uhoy6le, nikto mi
nenoke aosxaaovat a,oet Jednym slovom som
nsedyalym p<apm nejs cnesti Ked je Wac ta-
kch aloyensk deanos to 81 roanie IS BY sa z ma
xyvala seEsesf ohNc, tdto o6se nv spravoyah Slo-
yaci Nac slovensk obci BY tvorilo zupu til
b spravovah se len Sloyaci Wac takych sloven
skych up by tvorio til krajinu by
sprayesai slovaei Takts 81 predstaylem samospravu
Sovenskals 4, j
teaaz vi ,atvoamle iaky -taky poieaa Slovensku
prikladom nasej okolce
Ma East Youngstown ie yacsna Slovakov, ba al VAC
sina Sovakov je mestskm trade. Dajme tonu. ze by
to boo Slovensku patrcn6 mesto by pozostavao w
ucne loyenskych obyvatelov tedy celia sprava by po
zostavala ovakov 10 by bola sovenska samosprava
ohecna Ale obyvatclia vylucne robonc krem svojho
domku insieho aetku neyastnia Tu e vel ka ocearen
Y Sh T. Co.. ktora je rukach americkch dcastinaroy
la ii acastinari aSprave ch tovaren prischa k mesu
East Youngstown, predsa davaju vyse polovic slov.
|robotnikom East Youngstown zahal davajl pred
most Amerikanom. Preeo nedonnt sovenska sprava
sta tito kompaniu ably prvom rade icl ludia no do
stat zaestnanie len poto cudziy Odpoved je lahka
Keby til spolocnost' vlastn Sovac patritn6ho mesta
tax by prednost' mali Slovaci ale ze spoocnost e
|rcka prednost' dava Amerikanom ia spolocnost je
neodvsla cd mestske spravy ona zaestnava oho koho
sa jej l'lbi.
toho vidme, re q je kapita cia je zem 1toho je
kraiina cd toho zavsi al samosprava obce zupy kra
|jiny!
No a jake to vyzem ia Slovenskug Vel'kostatkar
ma erajsom Sovensku vlastna tr stvrtiny cele pody
IL tych velkostatkarov ami eden nehlasi Sovaka
len jednu stvrnu vlastnia Slovaci. priemyselnych
podnikov Sovac ami osnu casku nevlastna. Ma teraJ
som slovensku e vyse 200 peaznych stavov tychto
stavov len 45 e vyhlasene sovenske Ale to e oaz
ka kapal tych As ustavov e cely sloyensky alebo
nie9 (Veru nie - red.
Teda East Youngstown ma samospravn ale zavis
cd Sh. & T. Go. si+As
TAX al nase Slovensko moze 81 til salnospravu auto
nomu ked al krvi vybojova cd Ccchov ale tato
saospsva bude zaviset cd vel clkosatkarov, priemyse
nkov penaznych istavov ponevac tieto podniky su
ne slovenskych rukach tax ami ia autonomia nebude
slovenska ale TAXA aku ju budu yssponenuti chcet
to e otazka Ii potion Slovaci budu blazene alebo ne
Ked by nasi yodcovia dprne nami snysl ali, tax mali
z pred 80 rokami zacat sovensky nrod ucit kultnre
obclodu priemyslu penaznictvu Len ked' mas narod
zbohatne, autonomia pride-sama cd seba!
s.s w. Hatala.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-20
Modssuy maliar.

Go 50 ii stalog ST cely ziifa-
u.
"Ale predstav 81. zena riadila
i polozila ma stol moje najnovsie
diSlos|s .sssetpyd veg, ktofa .ky ma
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ktorou stranou, patrf nalror a kto-
rou nadol.."
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-20

1gEstnits, predplicajte !
dtsjts Ysaagst stowasl6 5lovensk{
Noyiny!