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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-30
POULTRY AND MEATS
Prdcr. Paid kYhnlr.ais Dcalexs

Ducks Dressed. per 10. ....... 81
Hens-Dresssd, heavy ...... ~
Dressed. Light .-..s......., ~
Live, heavy. ~. ...-........, .2s
Live. light. N. ...-........ 40
BrsiIers- Dressed, per rn....... .1s
Geese-Drsssed. per 10. ..... .1
Turksys-Fancy. dressed 400 ~
Live, fancy. 70. ............. II
Belgian Harcs--Liys. per n. .. IL
Dressed. per n. ...s........ ~
cov.--country dressed. 10. -. $50 10
Hoxs--Fancy block ......... .130 IA
v,ai--Fancy. light ........ $50 10
Ned. dressed ..,....... 100 IL
Heavy. coarse ............. 0s9 II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-30

rrler- raid whols.ais DEALER,

Delicious. Dor Is
spl,ssnherxr. EXTRA fancy ....i.so D AS
wineaAps. EXTRA fancy .......i.Bogsfs
Bananas-rsr 70. -..... III
cnreantr9--per dos ........ i.Tso ssa
Cranberrie-- Western. per box. zee
putss-prumsdsty. ts-pkK. box. SIS
Golden. per - ......-. ~
ti<s-Frssh Cal. 70 los -. f-ls
~ 1-ox ....-. III
Grape Frnlt-Florida eor ..... sea
Honey per case .......s.Ts9t. sk
Iemons-~per h1x ..... s.Se
urange.--Per box ..........ato o e. 20
Parliamentary basket crate =. aea
Pineappie--Cuhan per case. .s,socf.e
Rhubarh--LocAi dollhouse. h.. tib
Tsorrrtne. crate ... deo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-30
Ship News
Tides In Seattle
WEDNIsp ~

Jan. 81
fret inEh Tide
asa o. TN. Aga a.
Frst Low tide
1915 q ma 10 n
second lllsh sida
siia q, M ~ 2 n.
seoana low Tide
ioiip . M ~ r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-30
Chicago Car Lots
Mondays Quotations
Furnished by Logan a Brysn
HfO s<roud Ave- a<affI.
Portland Produce
Mondays Quotation.

Butter-ffas sic 10
EgRs--5g q acc dog.
Cheese-32 q 3ac III.
Hcns-ieazfc ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-30
NUTS
nA.H--


A grade. Seattle delivery. -
ExE~-Fresh ranch. white she'll. Is
Mixed coiors ........s....-s.
Fpllets -
Miik-C~t fob Seattle supply. ts-ee
% "a ronhenaarv ert Sg1
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Liberty Bonds
Mondays Quotations
Furnished By logan & Bryan
af0 arcond Ave- Seattle
Foreign Money Status

Wonday's Quotations
Furnished by Logan a Bryan
af0 seroud AYr g<affte
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-12-27
Different WAYS OF
USING C%RANBERRlES
They Help Greatly to Replace
Fruits and Berries

Prepared by the United States Department
of Agricultural
Cranberries have many uses In addi-
lion to the traditional sauce or jelly
that accompanies the Thanksgiving
and Christmas turkeys. Coming on
the market, as they do, when cold
weather begins, they help TO replace
the fresh fruits and berries, that have
disappeared from the menu, and fur
nish fruit acids and other valuable
constituents needed In the diet.
Cranberry sauce Is, of course, the
easiest use for these berries, because
il takes hut a few minutes to cook the
cranberries and sugar sufficiently.
When made with a small amount Of
water the sauce will be firm enough
10 turn out Of molds when cold. ANY
rood cookbook gives directions for
making cranberry sauce to accompany
turkey or other poeltry. When cram
perry jelly is preferred the sauce must
De strained. Cranberry Ice or sherbet.
made with the juice OF fresh berries,
is often served with the meat course
instead of the more common cranberry
sauce.
Either the sauce OF jelly may be
stored, like any other preserves. In
,terilized glasses covered with paraffin
II is then useful as a spread for bread.
as q sandwich filling, In tart shells
'Or desserts, ON Ice cream or plain
blanc mango, on shortcake, ms a sauce
FOR hot cake-like desserts such as cot
rage pudding or pufrs. with pancakes.
N Jelly rolls. layer cake or charlotte
.usse.
In addition to being spread on short
rake, cranberry can be combined
with biscuit dough In several ways.
Served in a baking dish, covered with
biscuit top, II becomes cranberry
sobbler~; spread on a square OF bis
.uit dough. such as n makes for
Dutch apple cake, and then baked. II
nakea q cranberry cake. which many
people would prefer to a tart or other
pastry.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-12-27
Fixed Annual Charge.

Cranberry pie may be made Of Gran
berry sauce or cranbprries, either with
or without raisins. When equal parts
Of raisins and c~ranberries are used II
is often called mock cherry" pie.
Cranberry pies are usually made with.
out a top crust, although a lattice of
pastry strips may be used, or a
meringue may be spread over the top
and dellcately Drowned. In q variation
of mock cherry" pie, chopped, pitted,
cooked prunes are substituted for
raisins.
Cranberries may be introduced in
many dishes where cherries would be
used in the spring. A hot steamed pud-
ding, made by a biscuit dough recipe.
is excellent II m cupful Of cranber.
ries Is stirred in for each pint Of -four.
C~ranberries may be used in richer
steamed buildings with nor eggs and
other ingredients; they may be put
into baked or boiled bread puddlngs,
cabinet" or stale-cake pudding, or
plain batter pudding. Most Of these
desserts require a sauce of some sort.
A soft "hard' sauce Is excellent with
any Of them, or a liquid sauce such as
foamy or lemon sauce. %thickened with
egg and c~ornstarch, or cranberry
sauce itself. Cranberry souffle can be
made II II Is not necessary to econo-
mize on eggs. Steamed brown bread
may have cranberries in II.
Candied cranberries are easy to
make and have many uses. The Unit
ed States Department OF Agriculture
has a recipe for preparing them which
will be furnished to those interested.
They can he put into many Of the des.
serts mentioned instead Of fresh cram.
berries. and used In all the ways In
which glazed cherries are used.
Dropped In batter and fried, candied
cranberries make unusual fritters rs
m accompaniment To meat or for a
luncheon dessert. They are good on
or In Ice cream. In cake Icing, on cook.
les. In mixed fruit gelatins. in coffee
rings, buns or other raised doughs:
dipped In sweet chocolate. or eaten
just as they are.
A very good cranberry relish or con
serve can be made Of cranberries.
sugar, raIsins. orange peeI and Juice.
vinegar. sugar and spices. The proper
lions are about the same as In other
fruit conserves containing oranges and
raisina.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-12-27

prepared by the United States Department
of Agriculturel
AS a result of a recent visit to the
United States Department of Agricul-
ture, ha EngliShwoman has become so
keenly Interested In the making of
gumned-paper dress forms as an aid
to home sewing, hat she intends to
Introduce this IabOr-saving device to
English housewives as soon as she re-
turns. through the medium OF wom-
ems institutes. Miss Minnie thinner
man, the visitor, is president of the
l4oughtOn WOman'S institute in Essex,
near London, which has about 80
members. As there are over 1000
similar local wOmen's Institutes scat
tered throughout England, and as it
is required that members give rs
well as get" instruction in practical
new ways of doing things, the paper
dress form seems likely to be taken
up widely in England as it has been
in the United States. Thousands of
women in this country, especially
those in rural districts who cannot
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-12-27

question is happily answered when II
comes to afternoon occasions and in
formal after-dinner affairs by the
chiffon frock portrayed herewith.
AS IL the handsomely designed Per
sian printed chiffOns were not self
sufficiently exquisite, genius has gone
a step further and added multi-colOred
beads and regal fur until the en-
semble becomes almost a surfeit Of
allurlng lOveliness.
The elegant Dand Of silver fox on
the frock in the picture expresses the
spirit Of the times. for fashion DEGREES
that this shall be a year Of fur.
The entire length of this graceful
Russian blouse effect Is frogged with
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-12-27

handsome wrap shown on the figure
to the left in the accompanying illus
tration. The handsome appearance OF
this coat is largely accomplished
through its unique and generous ad
Unstable collar, and the fanciful flow.
ing sleeves, so elegantly tasseled In
perfect match TO the tie girdle OF
heavy silk cord. The lining OF this
garment is superb, being of silk crepe
one OF the newest accepted colors
for the cloth coat is bottle green. The
bolivia coat TO the right in this pic
ture exploits this mOdish shade. TIC
the sleeves is given the honor Of car.
rying the major part Of the embroid.
cry, which Is developed with etruscar
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-12-27
Frock of Persian Print;
Cloth Coats of Regal Splendor

A PRINTED chiffon afternoon frock
"A is indeed "a thing of beauty and
Il JOY forever" Seeing proves the
first part of this statement and wear
ing will confirm the fact of just such
a gown being "a joy forever
In the category of esthetic dress
there Is no more reliable frock than
the n made of printed chiffon.
'"'""' 'ts fragile lovelinesS Of deli
cate fabric, glowing with wealth OF
cUior II design. il has its practical
qualities, The very fact that II revels
in such multiplicity OF color, fits It
into every scheme of environment as
II II were a part % the picture. what
shall | wear?" that ever-tantaliZing
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-12-27

class Of strictly fashionables. This
season, however, marks a sensational
entry of the cloth coat of regal splen-
dor into the ranks OF winter wrap
aristocracy.
There is considerable interest mani.
tested In coat fabrics which simulate
are boucle woolens which a scarcely
be distinguished from astrakhan. The
latter Is quite the rage for short
j]acquettes and is varlously trimmed
In taupe fox fur or gray mOufflon,
matched TO the body color OF the gar.
ment.
The elegance of a coat of beige
caracul fur-cloth Is apparent In the
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-12-27

home demonstrated agents on their
return after completing scholarship
in France will be taking special
courses of training in England. These
agents will go to the L%OughtOn WOm-
ans institute TO learn glove making
and other leather work. and give, in
return, demonstrations In making pa.
per dress forms, bottling pectin eX-
tracts and packing one or two attrac
tive canned products.
Aim Of English Institutes.
In describing before a group of ex-
tension specialists the plan and scope
Of the wOmen's Institutes in England,
Miss Zimmerman explained that the
aim of these organizations is social
as well as educational. Women of
various interests and in different
walks of life are urged to Join them
for The sake of community solidarity.
The regular meetings are social in na
ture, including lectures, pageants, his
t~orical, musical and dramatic enter
~tainments, folk and period dancing
and similar features in which all can
participate. In addition there are a
great variety Of classes conducted in
which any woman, who wishes to, can
learn to do or make something which
saves expenditure or by which she
can earn money. Such work AS max
ing rush seats, gloves, bags, uphol-
stery, umbrella covers, blOuses, white
washing or soldering is In great de-
mand. The institutes resemble eXtcn-
sion work in that voluntary local lead.
ers do a great deal of the actual in
structiOn. They attend special train
ing classes at their own expense and
must pass tests before they can
qualify as instructors. One-half of the
expense Of conducting the Institutes is
raised locally, the remainder is borne
by the British department Of agri,
culture, but the state support is to be
withdrawn.
Fixed Annual Charge.
The institutes differ from Our exten-
sion groups in that a fixed annual
charge of = shillings is made, and
there are other small fees for class
instruction and for any refreshments
served at meetings. Apparently no
meetings occur either in the daytime
or evening, without the customary
English cup of tea, but the usual
charge of 3 pence seems to be cheer,
fully met by all of the many members
who find that both the social and edu
c%ational aspects Of the institutes add
much to their enjoyment of life.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-12-27

get help with their sewing. have made
dress forms according to Instructions
given by extension agents so that they
can fit their own clothes more easily
and remodel old garments.
Exchange Of Instruction.
Miss Zimmerman spent some time
with extension and home economics
workers in the department studying
the organization of work for farm
women, the methods used and sub
jects taught, with a view to adapting
some Of our ideas TO English needs.
An exchange of instruction was tenta-
lively arranged for when three of our
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-12-27

tabs made OF very handsome multi
colored beads. Many Of the newest
printed chiffon dresses are richly
trimmed In beads. The effect is ex-
quisite. for the colors In the Persian
design and those In the heads seem
TO reflect each others beauty.
Time was when nothing other than
an all-fur coat Of many hundred
dollars value made one eligible to the
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16
soKoLI IA cHysF AJG NA
VEL 'KG TAlgEcNlJ zkBAvUI

sbor 146. 4. s. j. Sokol ide u.
ssporiadat' Vel MI taneGnii z6bavu
dina "A. saprila 1923, 70 padne ma
ssobotus Tkto tame e1na zabava bu.
dc vydrziavaTA i q Ukrajinskej Ha-
.le naprosto rnskej cerkvi rla NJ.
Raycn Ave. d bude .tryat od I.
hod. vecer do polnoci.
Ukraiinska Hala jc jednou I
najkrajslch . najmodernejsich bu-
1dov v Amerike medzi cudzincami.
Upozornujcmc uz vopred yset-
kvch Slovakov d Slovenky ma oko-
5lici. ma tento sokolsky bal nielen
1preto, ably sa zabavili, ale al aby
Ivideli t1 krasnu budovu. Ma "a
sbave nebnde mic chybovat'. Bnde
.hrat' dohra orkestra a budn do
bre zalsusky inc veci, ktorG me-
imajf chybet ma dobrej zabaye,
Zapamatajte ST den zabavy IA.
aprfla sobotu a prid'te ma zaba.
w iste! vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16
sL0vENKA DoB4vA
NoyHUH UsPEuHoV

81. Maria Mikita, ktork \ sep,
,tembri odiSla do New yorku Stu
tuvaf sprv arvfcit svUJ soprano
HAS, stretaya Sd na kaEdoiA kro.Su
5 pochyalsmi q tispechmi Nateraz
je studentkou najchyrnejsieho II.
Gital'a spevu, prof. F. H. Dnval
s ktorym ma lst' ma leto do Euro
py ma d'alsie st1die. Prof. Duval
jej predpovedal slavnn bud1c-
most co spevacky vel'kej opery,
ponevac okrem skvostneho hlasu
ma al k tomu briliantn1 persona
litu. 81. Mikitova nedavno vyhla-
sena bola "a najvacsiu kraskn
zpomedzi 500 dievcat ma konteste
,usporiadanom jednym hudobnynl
klnbom. Ma Vel'kn Noe pride do
Youngstown ma navstevu, comu
potesia sa iste mnohi jej tunajsi
priatelia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16
TRI JAzDENKY IA 20 CENTov

Mestska rada vo stvrtok vecer
pojednava navrh ma snfzenie ce-
ny jazdpych listkov ma poulicnJch
kafach 2 terajsich SOC "a sest ma
90 centov ga tri jazdenky. Zaroven
pojednava snfzenf nocnej sluzby
kar zr,lseni linie ma Woodland
a Williamson Aves. Komisar pou-
licnych drah Engle navrhuje al
zmenu ma Mahoning Ave-, a sice
presadanie ma Steel St. pre- tych,
ktori cestujn Cd Steel st. ku Per-
kins corners. Proti tomu sa slime
postavili obyvatelia Mahoning Av.
Cena "a transfery ostane ako bola,
totiz lie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16

Organizacia Prvy Slovensky
Venice Slobodneho Orla, pocitu-
jdca Sokolo II, 900 clenstva, vyhla-
sena bola departmentbm poist'o-
vania statu Connecticut "a 1923
percentov solventndi Je tedy mai
lepsie 81 stojacou slovenskon orga-
nizaciou Amerike.
" Detroit, Mich. Slov6ci budd
mat slayllostnd posviackn sN6rod-
neho Domu II aprila. Kedy to bu-
de Y Youngstown
Sloy. Kalv. Presb. Jednota po,
6itovala \ januari 35 musk yeh,
rs zenskych q 90 detskych sborov
1913 ldami. i.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16
.ROBOTNE zPRAVY
Z NASEJ 0KOLICE
Rekordne operacie v oceliarnach.
115 sheet milsov tinnych. Dive
d'alsie vyscke pece budu zapa
lene.

Operacie okolitych oceliarni ma
dobyvaj1 valecnych rozmerov. Po
prvy raz Cd skoncenia yojny
cinnost je tn lis sheet milsov
Behom tyzdna zapalena bola Wy.
soka pee Carnegie Co. {. 4 v n
Sharon. Zapalene bud1 blizkom
case Thomas vysoka pee Niles
q Daily vysoka pee Shenango
Vyroba ocele v Ressemer a open
hearth peciach je 100-percentova
Ella vysoka pee xo w. MiddleseS
bude tiez zapalena \ kfatkom case.
takze i celom distrikte bude 4C
yysokych peel V cinnosti 20 vset.
kych 46.
Inc tovarne ma okoli pracuji
medzi rs do 80 percentovou silou
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16

Drahy majd relordnfi premavku.

~
Ideme Y 1strety ve1Hmi dobrym
casom. Prechadzame 4 normalno-
sti do yrcholnefo blahobytu, ho-
'yoria spravcovia rel 'kych zelez,
nicnych spolocnosff. Ich zelezni.
&c kazdym dnom rozsir,lii a IVY
sujn premavku do takych rozms-
row, ako nikdy predtym.
Zeleznice sn vraj barometroE
blahobytu. Ked sa tym dobre We
die, dobre je kazdemu, ked sa i'm
zle vedie, nastava bieda. Preto mu-
SINE verit', ze sa blahobyt blizi,
aekol'vek Cd mas je este doss
d'aleko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16

Sbierka IA lsk kionarskych inva-
likoy pokrasi1je II uspokojive. Obe-
censtvo 50 4 abisrke chova stedre.
Dosial kto bol Aavstiveny, kazdy
obetoval 10 srIea.
" tomto 6islc m6zeme podat
|vykaz sbicrky pana Jozefa Mar
|tinlso, kaory Ronavstevoval mic
ksorych rodakoH ako mu cas- do
voloval. Prispeli nasledoynf: Jo-
zef Sromofsky 400, Jozef Sofra-
nee D. G. 500 1gnac Liptak
$500, Jan Versansky $500, Frank
LSo1tis 800, Dominik KozickJ
$1.OO, Jan PolsAk $l.OO, Jozef Va
sok $1.M, Pasel Svabek 800,
Stefan Herman $1.OO, Jan Kunec
$1.OO, RudoH Molda $1.OO, Frant.
,Markovic $lM Jan Kozak $l.O0,
Andrej Krispinsk5 $1.OO, Michal
Gajan 81 90, Jozef Klain $1O0, a.
lojz Klain 800. Ct. Odbor 8. N.
s. s. $500. {Slava mu!) Spolu
$51 90. Pridaj6c predosle ozname-
ny obnos $267.zO, sbierka eini:
$318.20. Sbierky druhych kolektc-
rov budeme uverejhovat' postup-
ne, ako nam budd dodavane.
Ct. obecenstvo prosime, aby til.
to sbierku vsemozne podporovalo
svojimi prfspsvkami.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16
FILM PODKARPATsKEJ 'RUsI
v AMERIKE.

Rusinsky penazny dstav pod
karpatsky Bank ''posiela ku anne
rickym Podkarpatskym Rusom
zvlastne posohtvo. Je to film z de-
jim Podk. Rusi a sprieyodca filmu,
rev. Hilarion Dzubaj, gr. kat. dn-
chovny Kibljar. Film ukazovat'
ma to, co sa skore ami povedar
media, otec Dzubaj ma povedai
zivym slovom to, GO film ukazat
nevladze.
Rev. Dzubaj je bratom pravo-
slavneho biskupa Stefana Ale
xandra Dzubaj) !. New Yorku. O.
tee Dzubaj navstivi ysetlSu rusfn-
ske osady v Amerike a bnde pred
nasat' 0 Podkarpatskej Rusi, W.
svetlovat' pomery a odpovedat
ma otazky, jake mu kto predlozf.
Najzanjfmavejsfm 70 sbierky
filmov, ktorn rev. Daubai PRIME
solu, je film predstavajnci legen-
dn q prichode Raaov pod Karpa-
ty. Rramaticka legenda nesie M.
zov "KORYATOvICn. Film ten
to, ako al inc, znazornuj1 nielen
prirodne krasy Podkarpatskej Rn-
81, ale al l'udove obyeaje a cely
zivot tohoto zaujfmaveho kdta ma
sej republiky.
Bratia Podkarpatski Rusi v A
merike pripravujn pre- rev. Dzu-
baja prednaskovy vybor, ktory
poda vsetky podrobne informacie.
Dokial' vybor neoznami d'alsie
podrobnosti, pisat' treba ma ad
resu: DEN, 1877 E. 4th Street,
New York, n. Y.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16
vEL'KA RADOsT U MARIASov
MA STEELTONE.

Bociani tcraz casio lietaju po-
mad slovenske domacnosti tax
zaletel jeden minuleho tyzdna
do domu tunajsiehos Slovaka Mar
tina Marias jeho manzelke do
niesol krasnu dcerku, ktora bola
pokrstena Rev. Kocisom v kosto-
le Naisv. Mena Jezis ma memo Ma
ria. Krstnymi rodicmi boil Her.
man Cibulka manzelkou. Nasi
Mariasovci majn teraz uz tretiu
dcerku. Mas priatel' Dol taky ma
teseny z daru, ze povolal mnc-
hych svojich krajanov a pripravil
i'm bohatti hostinu. Ma tel hosti-
ne Dol pritomny i pisatel', hoe
som al cudzi, tax som sa citil,
ako niekde kraji. M6zem pove-
dat, ze to bola hostina znameni-
ia. Ma krstinach SINE nezabudli na
chram Bozi ma Stee!tone p. Her
man Cibnl'ka zaviedol kolektu.
Obetovali nasledovni Karol Klac-
ko $l.OO, Martin Marias man
zelkou 800, Herman Cihul 'ka |
manzelkon $1.0O, Juraj Rusnak
$1.00, Karol Kmelik $ manzelkou
$1.00, Jozef Bielik $1.M. Spolu
$500.
Darcom Pan Bob zaplat . panu
j PAM Mariasovej prajem, aby :
malej Marienky vychovali svAr-
nu a dobrr Slovenku.
Pritomn5.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16
cen NZUS SLOW VAKOV
VYSIH Z TLACE


Prve whisky cenzusl Slovakov
/ u Mahoning zupe dosly ma pred.
sedu Okresneho Sboru Slov. Ligy
p. Jozefa Martinku tohto tyzdna
Dychtive otvoreny Dol balik, kto-
|ry obsahoval document nmornej
prace a einnosti youngstownsk ych
Slovakoy popis jednotlivych slo.
venskych rodln a historin revo-
lucnej cinnosti.
Knizka je dost pekna, az ma i
ste mnozstvo mensfch tlacovych
chyb, sostavena dobre. Knizka po-
zostava z menoslovu a adries Slo-
vakov Youngstown, E.. Youngs-
town, Strnthers a Girard, poctu
clenov kazdsej rodiny, potom dejin
sborov ST. Ligy, opisu osad a cir
Xvi, soznamu spolkoy ohlasiek.
Pan Juraj Puhalla, tai. Okr.
Sboru, ktory ma wi podiel ma So
staveni pod tlac tejto knizky, "a.
sl1zi 81 najvacsej pochvaly a u.
znania. Jeho opis einnosti Okr.
Sboru cfta sa hladko a je p1tavy.
Dl,a tohto cenzusu, vsetkych
ISlovakov v Mahoning nachodf sa
1928. 2 toho V Youngstowne
Z 1893, East Youngstown 1890
Nv Struthers 1875 Girard 100
lObeanov je zoos, $ prvym papie,
rom 234, majetky (domy) vlastnia
1895 a SLOW. obchodnfkov je 81
Slovenskych katolickych osad j
sest', evanjelickych cirkvi dive, lie.
dina kalvinska a jedna baptistska
| "a or. Kat. kde snY). Spolkov j
| ndane 81, ale ich bude vyse so.
| Genius je este ME ma predaj
Cena kllizky urcena bude ma utor.
kovej sch6dzi.
| Vydanfm cenzusu Okresny Sbol
Lfgy spolu $ interesovanymi spoil
kami postavil pomnif, ktory budt
vecne hlasat' svetu, aki odusevne
nj narodoyci tn byvaji a pracujt
ma povznesenf slovenskeho mena
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16

Ako 50 nam sdel 'uje ! patriene.
ho miesta, osada Sy. Trojice \
Str,lthers utratf syojho duchovnl.
ho, Rev. J.. j. Frcfln. Ma jeho ME,
sto vymenovany Dol osvp. bisku.
pom Rev. Stefan Begala, terajsi
duchoyny slovenskej osady u Ak
ron. Ma Rev. Begalovo miesto pri-
de doterajsf kaplan z Clevelandu
Rev. Novak, ktoreho miesto y
sClevelande zas zaujme kaplan o.
sadly Sv. Cyrilla q Methoda, Rev,
Julius Kratky. Rev. j. ne. Liscin-
sky dostane Rev. Bobala Cleve,
landu "a noveho lzaplana.
Rev. Frena vymenoyany bol
osvp. biskupom "a docasn6ho pro.
,fesora kaplana do Ursuline Aca,
DENY ma w. Rayen Av. Jeho lcin.
kovanie v Strnthers bolo blaho.
darnt. Usporiadal mnohe divadcl-
ne predstavcnia koncerty, ktorymi
pozdyihol zauiatost' osadu a !,
vzdelanost'. Knazom Dol ideal
nym.
Odchodiacim prichodiacim du-
chovnym prajeme to najlepsie ma
.noyfcll p6sobiStiach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16
POLIACI DosTALI vILNU
/ VYCHODNU GALfCIU

Pariz, Is. marca. Rada spo.
jeneckych ambasadorov vcera roz-
hodla udelit' Pol 'sku Vilnu oko-
lin, ako al vychodnn Galiciu, TAX
urciac konecne hranice Pol ska
medzi Ruskom a Litvinskom. Vii
ma okolie je lityinske, kdezto
Galicia je ruska. Vzdor tomu spc-
jenci nedali mic ma to, ale udeliii
Pol'sku zas hodny kus zeme od-
menu "a budnce sluzby. Najviac
zicili Poliakom Franctlzi.