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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-18
Chicago Grain Table

Sept. 500 500 $50 s.s5 $50
Juir e2B .s2s. so .e2h 81 u
Sept. .63% IS .63B "a SO Is
sNomnal.
CHICAGO. July 1S.-Car lot receipts
Wheat. IS; corn. lis: oats. Go: rye. L; bar
ley, 10.
CHICAGO July I6-Primsry receipts
Wheat 100000. against sos 900; corn
csc 600. against 1884 900; oats, $50 900
against 562 900. Shipments Wheat. 593t
600 against COZ. 900: corn. 437 900. against
663. 600 :oats. $50 900. against $4,000
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-18
Fourth Hour

As trading wore into the afternoon
short covering in such leaders as
Baldwin, Studebaker, American Can
and Corn Products caused substantial
advances. Bears who had been wait
ing for the forward movement to
meet a setback found they were
forced to bid up stocks on their own
purchases in order to enter hedging
orders for protection. Rails con-
tinued in steady demand.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-18
MARRIAGE Licenses

Willis E. Doan 4S. Plainheld. Ida A..
Slack At. 112S Bellefontaine St
Hugh R. Weaver, 81 1925 Kappes st.. ::
Nettie Goodpasture, 10, $50 s. Pershing
Ave.
william W Rich, rs, 4314 Central Ave /;
Margaret Crowley, 90, 1854 N. Delaware St.
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The first annual outing apd picnic
of the indianapolis Drop Forging Com
pany will be held Saturday at Column
hia. Park. Games and contests will be
the features of the afternoon, and
dancing in the evening
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New York Money Market
Z United Financial

BU Untted Ftn0nctdI
NEW YORK. July 1S.-Time money mar
ket dull Loans arranged at 3 4 per cent
on all maturities Commercial paper prime
names per cent ;other names 5 u per cent:
bulk of bushes is al per cent.
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Dressed Beef Prices

Wholesale selling prices on. dressed beef.
Swift & Co.: Ribs-No. 2, 20c; No. s 16c.
Loins-No. 2. soc: No. 3. Ice. Rounds
No 2. 22c No. 3. .1Sc. Chucks-No. Q.
1Oc; No, 8, Sc Plate4--No. 2, DC; No. q. 4e.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-18
In the Cotton Market

~ United Financial
-ss NEW YORK, July 1S.-The cotton mar
ket opened lower. July % .55c of ": DC
@tober 23.65c off 8; December 2312c of
ID January 22.s0c: March % .sOe off 3.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-18
Raw Sugar Market

BIZ United Financial
NEW YORK, July 1S-Raw sugar opened
lower. July. 5.OOG 5.2Oc; September. Sol a
5.0Sc; December, 4.43 a 4.44c: March, 3 As a
3.4Sc: May. 3 65c. -
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-18
Local Bank CIearinus

. Indianapolis bank clearings Wednesday
were $3.511 10000; bank debts were 81
Se5. 900.
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Lawyers Object

Groninger was interrupted repeated
ly by water company lawyers, who
declared he was testifying instead OF
arguing.
THE company never had a return
of less than 60 per cent" Groninger
continued He added that in most
years the return was higher.
Noon recess interrupted Groninger's
argument,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-18
Noon Hour

s7sWhile trading during the noon hour
was quiet, prices in the main body of
stocks showed a marked disposition
to better their position whenever they
appeared on the tape. Many investors
are known to be quietly picking up
! dfvidend-paying stocks and in no
group has this been more noticeable
than in the carrier list. Those espe-
cially favored have been steadily ad-
vancing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-18
Local Hay Market

Loose hay-s21 aga: bales. 500 "a %:
s heavy mixed hay. $2o@ %: light mixed
hay. s186zo. corn-92 d95c
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ATTORNEY SCORES
WATER COMP ANY
CONTINUED From Page y

prosperity of the company were re-
cited.
THE earnings always have been ex-
cessive," Groninger said. The return
on the common stock shows gradual
increase"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-18
Business News

NEW YORK. July 1s.-while steel buy
z&asg is still below production. a decided
tterment has been noticed for the past
30 weeks Lines particularly affected are
pipe, tin plate. wire bars and railroad ma
eterials One large tinplate producer de-
scribed the demand for that product as
At least one of the largest concerns has
been obliged TO turn down some offered
business. Average steel operations are
something over So per cent capacity. L. S:
Steel is running at over 90 per cent and
Bethlehem, the second largest producer, at
about 50 per cent.
NEW YoRK-Charles NJ Schwab de-
clares the decline in the stock market
should not be regarded as barometer OF
the Nations business. Mr.. Schwab said
that we have every reason 70 feel conf
dent of future business and that it is only
when industry is built up on artificial
foundation that We should think of pulling
in our sails and looking for storm. He
added: II no ominous clouds on the
horizon at the present time There has
been slackening up in the country's bust
ness, but / maintain this Is a good omen
- NEW YORK-"English mills that are de-
pendent on American cotton in a bad
Uay at the present time, cue TO the I'M
certainty caused by the Ruhr situation
says Col. J. J. Shute. former president of
the Liverpool Cotton Exchange, who has
arrived here. THE world can use all the
years" he added. 1T looks now as II
there viii be cotton crop insufficient to
meet the worlds needs. As a result the
price probably will be high. as it is gov
-erned By supply and demand
-ssr. WASHINGTON-A leased wire extending
the market news service across the CONT
rent to San Francisco was opened July 16
by the United States Department of Agri-
culture
NEW YoRK-Brokers' wires running to
the prominent summer resorts are quite ac-
tive these days although it must be ad-
mitted that most of the activity is con-
fined to requests for information and gen.
sral market news. The volume is much
below what the large wire houses expected
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-18
CIOVerSeed Market
Picnic Saturday

Cloyerseed was quoted at S7%1e a bu
in indianapolis.
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Second Hour

Stocks hesitated in the early part of
The second hour. but only fractional
recessions resulted when trading
slowed up perceptibly. Offerings were
light and prices well maintained, so
that by noon most of the stocks We're
again at their highs for the morning.
The Street is watching Studebaker.
in which a substantial short interest
is apparent from the fact that it
has moved in a range Of three points
for the last three weeks. Sugars were
quiet but firm.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-18
BEAR OFFERINGS
ARE LIGHT AND
HAVE NOEFFECT
Stocks Continue Their Rally
Uninterrupted-PriCeS
Are Higher,
The WALL STREET JOURNAL

NEW YORK, July 1S.-Prices were
higher in the stock market today on
a fairly active turnover. Rails We're
firm and more active with Baltimore
& Ohio up to 4S% while Delaware
& Hudson, Northern Pacific, and
Southern Pacific were all above Tues
days closing levels. Leading indus
trial issues, excepting Steel common,
better their previous closing positions.
Foreign news was of better nature.
First Hour
The general list continued firm dur
ing the first hour on moderate activi-
~. helped by short covering. Steels
were in better demand and it was
reported that Steers untitled tonnage
in July is likely to show a much
smaller drop than in June. Interna-
fional Harvester "a" was off IL
points following government suit to
have the company split into three
units under separate ownership to
end alleged monopolization.
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- WASHINGTON-A leased wire extending
the market news service across the CONT
nent to San Francisco was opened July 16
81 the United States Department of Agri-
culture
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Local WAGON Wheat

Locsf niiT are paving soc for new No.
red what. u.
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McInerny referred to increased
taxes as cause for asking increased
rates. He declared that from the
attitude of assessing officers" the tax
ing valuation will be increased SO, 000,-
900. costing $4,000 a year.
OF the total expense of the com.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-02-08
around
The CITY

For Sale Small house, grain
cry, $50 hens and men house.,
See ]. G.. Stevens, Kelvin.
4. R. Strange, who has beer
confined to his home for severa.
days with the flu, is able to be
around again.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ
Goodrich, who reside a few miles
southwest Of Kevin. a son, on
Monday, February 5th.
Mrs. William Smith, who re-
sides only a short distance south
of town, is reported on the sick
list,this week.
A large crowd were in atten-
dance at the dance held in the
Goeddertz hall Saturday evening.
All report a fine time, and it is
the intention Of the committee
to stage a dance every Saturday
evening.
Editor Holderby Of the Sweet
Grass Advocate, has been laid up
with blood poison in one of his
hands. We are glad to report
that he is again able to be on the
job.
I. J. Powers and Harry Brin-
ton came up from Great Falls the
latter part Of last week to spend
q few days in the oil fields.
h. Haugen and son, Harold,
have the contract for erecting
the camp cabins for the Boards
lee interests a short distance
from town, near the Mid-North-
ern. They began their duties
this week.
W. L. Luttrell, accompanied
by Mr.. Hughes Of Sunburst was
the city Teusday on business.
w. j. O'Haire, the hustling
5ownsite man of Sunburst was
our city a short time the first
the week on business matters. t
A. Goeddertz, Jr., left Tuesday
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-02-08

for Great Falls, where he val
spend a few days looking attei
business matters.
Noah Boisvert spent SUNDAY
at the DeGroat ranch.
Dorthy Gordon, daughter d
MIR. and Mrs. ]. S. Gordon is or
the sick list this week.
Mrs. Harry Hart is confined t.
her home this week on account
of sickness.
Quite a large crowd from here
drove to Sweet Grass Tuesday
night to attend the dance which
was held there that evening.
A contest case came no before
U. S. Commissioner DeGroat,
Tuesday in which Milton X.
Loyan, Of Sweet Grass was the
plaintiff and Floyd G. Noble,
deceased, was defendant, being
represented by Fred Noble his
brother a nd Attorney Wilmer
Of Great Falls represents
ed Logan. Twenty witnesses
were called for this hearing and
the case will be decided February
20, at Great Falls.
The Ohio-Emmet No. L in sec
1852 W, was shot last Sun
lay with the result that it has
increased the flow to a great ex-
5ent altho the exact production
las not been estimated, as the
veil has not been thoroughly
leaned out. The first shot did
lot have the desired effect as it
vas not properly placed. This
veil come in several days ago,
,ut is production was only
moderate as the sands were tight.
well is now looked upon as
! good producer, which proves
hat shooting the wells in this
ED, where the sands are tight,
Increases the production.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-23
1IaL DIn COMO HOYA
"Recordar vivir"Dante
23 DE MARIO DE 1920
PAREcEN LAS oMEDITACIoNEs PoETICAs", DE LAMA

Por decision ministerial Sc celebro
con motivo del centenario de las "Me-
ditaciones" un acto tan curioso como
interesante.
Todos los colegios, escuelas, liceos
y universiGades de Francia consa-
graron, una clase a Lamartine.
Y Sc la consagraron, no de cual- 1
quier manera, sino con pompa y So
lemnidad no vistas.
iFue acaso Lamartine un macs
tro?
Lamartine no fu6 1nicamcnte un
poeta, la poesiu nrismu, como sc le
ha llamado; fue tambien y por la
misma raz6n-porque fue poeta-
un grande educador.
Ell poeta es ell ser que llega STEM
pre- 10 que pudieramos lamar la
mGdula del pueblo mo es 10 mismo
el educador?
Lueeo, Lamartine fu6 un gran
maestro porque fue un gran poeta.
Julio Simon, ex-ministro de ms
trucci6n publica, decfa en- un dis
curse pronunciado en- Macon, en-
1890:
"Lamartine supo tener la gloria
mas que granGe que Dios ha depara-
do los mortales. Lamartine- en-
cant6 el coraz6n de los hombres,
no solo 70 encanto, sino que logl'o
dultificarlo. Lo aliment0 con senti-
lnientoS mobiles y 10 hizo elevarse a
las alturas aquilinas, en- alas de los
mas mobiles pehsamientos. Fue por
esta raz6n un educador sin rival.
La OCCASION misma de este home
neje Lamartine esta ''fuera de
concurso", como dirian los exposito-
res de Bruselas.
Francia acaba &c dar el mas gran
dc de los pasos dados por ella du-
rante su vida; ha necesitado para
clio de un acopio de idealismo casi
infinite, y Lamartine es el portaes-
taaG1rte del idealismo frances.
mo es justo ell homeneje rendi-
do al poeta de las "Meditaciones"?
Ell 90 de mario de 1920 aparecio
en- Paris una vision celestial. SEN
ella, hermosisima, dplce como la mas
dulce &c las mujeres. Aquella cte-
rea aparicion venia envuelta en- un
peplo transparente, que al desplegar-
SC cn los aires dejaba oir arrullos
de paloma suSpiros armoniosos.
Aquela vision era divina y tambien
humana, eterea y tangible.
Ell 23 dc mdr3o de 1890 veian la
luz p1blica, como recordaran nues-
tros lectores, las "Meditaciones Poe
ticas".
Ell idealismo frances habia llega-
Go su apogeo. Francia fue desde
aquel dia la nacion mas idealista
del mundo. Por ESQ, por su ideahs-
mo, logro veneer el empuje de los
alemanes. floor, pues, a Lamartine!
iHay algo mas dulce que recitar
dcspu6s de las fieras batallas de la
vida aquelas estrofas sencillas Ge
"LIsolement" de "Le Lac" de lie
Vallon"?
lY 81 es dulce recitarlas despues
de las incruentas batallas del enten-
din,icnto, cuanto mas no 10 sera des-
pues de VerGdn y del Marne!
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"Recordar es vivir "-Dante

Bien haya eternamente ell dulce
poeta que, al decir de Te6flo Gautier,
hace correr sobre sus versos las
ideas, como el mar. sobre sus olas los
navios.
Sin embargo, las poeslas de La
MARITIME tienen mayores ensenanzas
para las generaciones de hogano que
las que tuvieron para las generacio-
hes pasadas.
Asi 10 comprenden cuantos han
iprofundizado en- el genio Gel grande
cscritor.
Lamartine nos llcna el coraz6n de
una fuerza invencible, hace que nues-
ira alma Sc sienta pletorica del mas
dulce idealismo y de hombres que So
mos nos convierte en- heroes.
He aqui el secreto de la poesia la
martiniana: ensenarnos a sentir, que
es 10 mismo que ensenarnos aevivir,
va que vivir e$ Seatir como dijo Goe-
the.
les Lamartine un cducador o no
10 es?
Para ciertos honlbres, los poetas
no son otra cosa que vagabundos
odiosos, cigarras que por alimentar-
Sc de azul Sc mueren de hambre.
Para nosotros los poetas Sc ase-
mejan los arboles: hunden sus
raices profundas en- las mas hondas
cavidades de la terra; hacen vibrar
su ramaje al soplo del viento y Sc
cubren de flores Y de frutos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-23
M0da y PI0gIes0

A todos los Comisionados dc servi-
clio PubIco de Puerto Rico:-
5Pcr que tienen sus arboles infecta-
cos y sin podar? Asi no lie es possible
al publico que pasa admirarlos.
Llamen a LAzARo TORRES que es
perito en- la materia no habiendo quien
me iguale como FLoRI-AGRICULToR.
siempro, podo y desinfecto los arboles
en- TODD tempo. Tengo semillas de di.
ferentes arboles Mi favorito es Ell lau-
rel de la India. A sus 6rdenes en- la
Gale Rosa No. IL, Tel. 789, Stop Is,
santurce, p R. Advt.
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N. SAcco PRESUNTO A,sESINo, Sc
MEGA A TOMAR ALIMENToS.
continuation dc la pag. A.

efectuar una colecta con 05jeto d
reunir los fondos necesarios para pa
gar a un abogado de New York para
que defendiera un camarada nucst.o?
Me acusan de que yo condNcia e. au-
tom6vil en- el momento del crimcn; nj
yo nj Vanzetti hemos conduciuo nrnea
I'm automovil; ipero de que me sirve ell
hablar?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-23
PREclo aEDUc1O0

eSta en- &lRGn otro egtablecinisnta
Nosotr0s le pedimos soiamente e425.
COmprandonoa a nosotros se ganATA
Ia diferencia.
Las capas est&n hechAs del impar"
meahle con que xe construyen las ea'
cetas dc gases asfixianteS, con ean-
turon, doble costura. Iargas y anchAA.
NO ENVIE DINERO, envie sol&.
uente su nombre. direction y t&HrA-
80 y naencione 81 desea peHada hGa'
ra Ia capa, y le enviaremos esta Ia
ravillosa capa suJetA = al Apr&Da-
eion. Pague al correo S4.25 y el fran
eueo Lee devolveremos Ell dineEe n "a
Tueda satisfecho.
INTERNATIONAL COMM
HOUSE. Dept. R-46.
AS3 Broadway, NSw York, N. Y.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-23
PRoTEsTA CONTRA LA JUsT1o1A

La dusticia no SO ha hecho para gen.
t,lza como yo; ell sistema juridico esta
todo al reeves; los eiemplos son ta1tos
cue es inutil citar casos.
81 soy culpable matadme 81 soy inc
cente ponedme en- libertad. I'amento
mi decision solo por tt, y por mis- infe
hces 7hijos; por 10 demas es la unica
soluci6n que veo los horrores indesi-
bles que padezco.
'Estoy fatigado'', dijO besando a
SUI esposa, que Sc retro sollozando des-
consolada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-23
Ell sECRETARIo HUGHES DICE QUE
ES IMPOSSIBLE Ell RECoNOCIMIEN
TO DE Russia

Washington, mario 21.-El Secreta-
rio de Estado Huges, ha manifestado
que es impossible en- los actuales mo-
mentos reconocer Ell Soviet do Russia,
pues dicho Gobierno no esta civica-
mente preparado para clio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-18

D0konStnie i i. stranr.)
~ y6Aec nepoj dnksalo. Nfrod,iy
S1vy. Spolok ostal tsdy n6rsanym
len na papieri, bude I nehe len
ohy5sjni obchodni spolocnost'.
Glen, ktory bnde navrhovat
noyeho ida, destane u 10 ,kcmisn
R5 percent 70 vstupnehe.
"a podpredsedu MSS, ktory bu-
dc aktfynym predsedom do zvo-
lenia nov6ho predsedu, xvoleny
Dol ma konvencii Jan Krafcfk. Te-
rajsi hk predseda, p., Mamatey ide
sa liech'. P. Mamateya Va jeho
12-rocne predsedovanie kcnsencia
poctila cestnym hi. predsednf-
ctvom.
Buddca konvencia bude Q tri
roxy v Detroit, Mich.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-18
DRoBNE zPRAvY z KRAJU.
Pozemkova reforuaa Y okress

kcSickcm. V roku 1923 bude pfn-
vedena pozemkova reforma okol0
Niznej Mysle v I miestach celko-
vom vymere 4,609 kat. jutar ST
ce.. y Vel 'Kostatok kapituly ja-
gerskej v Siplaku ,2s7 kat. jutar,
interesovane obce Siplak "a Kok-
SOY. p Vel 'kostatok kapituly s.
strihomskej obciach Bester, v.
} Olcvar, Opatovce Buhdanovec,
:Zdoba, V. Hutka, n. Hutka, Bo-
slogd, n. Cal, Rakos, Kos, Nova
Yes. = 0rVel 'kostatok V. Zichy-
ho v Sipiak,ss 753s,kat. jutar, in
teresovane obce; siplsk, Opacka,
Zdoba a Pol ol'anka. 45s. .Tel,ko-
statok Alzbety Waldboth-F -Fofg ga
chovej v Bidovciach, 30 kat jul
tar, interesovane obce: Bidovoe a
U'urd 'osik. 81 Velkostatok
Alzbety Walboth-Forgachovej v
D'urkove, 23O kat. jutar, intereso-
yane obce: D'urkov Olsoviany.
|GNrt kostatok Alzbety Wald-
both -Forgachovej v Trstenej, 312
kat. jntar, interesovana obec: IT,
stena. y Vel'kostatok Alzbety
Waldboth-F h-Forgachovej v obci Ca
kanovciach, 800 kat. jutar. Intere-
sovane obce: Cakanovce Baeko-
vik.
Cesky kelner ma Slovensku je
notarcm. Re na ukor Slovakov po-
sieiajn ma Slovensko "a 'statnych
iiradnikov j takych l'udi, ktoli
by sa V Cechach ami "a posledneho
pisara dostat' nemohli, mech sl1zi
nasledujuci pripad ,ktory sa ode
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-18
Dvanast' socialistickych stran

0V6uASt SOCaAuSt1ChyCQ StIAu
v CsR. V republike utvoruje sa
nova "MedzinarOdna socialne de-
mokraticka strana'' pre- tych, kto-
ri nesiihlasia komunistami, ami
SO soc. demokratmi. D'alsie soc.
strany republike su: Strana cs.
sOcialistov, cs. soc. demokratickA,
komunisticka, strana BrodeckehO,
strana Hudcova, strana Modrac-
kova, nemecka soc. dem., mad ar
ska soc. dem, mad. krest'. soci-
alha "a nemeckych mar. socialistov.
10 jc pr5ve tucet. Mono ze rok
budl al diva tucty soc. stran, lebo
ii So nahl 'adoch vzdy roznia.
Rarnik "SolEol" spusteny ma
vodu. q Komarna oznamuji, zs
tam 20. marca Dol spusteny ma vo-
du parnfk pre- osobnd doprayu
s1Sokol'', ktory trikrat' do tyzdiia
bude udrzovat' premayku medzi
Parkanom Bratislavou. Parnik
bude vstave urobit Is KIN "a ho-
dinl z vnesti So ma nom okrem
nSkladu bstozin 700 os6b. Svoju
pryl cestu l,astlpil "Sokol' 5
aprila. OsR. pre- osoblld dopravu
ma Dnnaji medzi Bratislagou 4
PsrkanDn ma u tefazs dtsa par.
milky, aOrla g q Sokola
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-18

uz niktc nero1osnd Slovaka Cd
Cecha a I'll bude mat mnoho vel \
kych who'd, ma pr. pctom az hi
kto nebude m6ct poyedat' Se IA
Slovensku 81 yyslani ceski drad-
nici oni budd tam w celkom ta-
kyn prayom, ako ktorykol 'vek d.
|'radnfk narodeny 70 slovenskych
rodicov, potom to pM bude yo sku-
tocnosti ysetko jedno. Nux ale
pravdaEe jestli by 50 to neppda-
rilo do roku 1940, tax 50 to. cd
lozi este ma ncjakych 20-3O roe
koy.
Zaujimays je to, axe praya bu-
de mat zupne zastupitel'stvo9 Po-
dl'a so par. "zupne zastupitel-
stvo ie povolane peeovat' Q spra
vne hospodarske zalezitosti zu-
py jej obyvatel'stva a moze K
tomu podavat' i zvlastneho uzna-
MIA ilradom a zakonodarnym sbo-
rom navrhy a podnety u ma pred
sedu zllpneho uradu yznaSat V
ntedziach jednacieho poriadku do
tazy a st'aznosti. zupnemu zastu-
pitel 'stvu neprisldcha rokovatf 0
pcsiticlkych veciach.'' J.
Nuz TIT to name tiez jasne. Slo-
|vaci budd mat prayo stayat' a
|v poriadku udrziavat' nemocnice,
cesty atd'., alo politizovat nebudn
smiet'. Pan Bob chran! Politika
saiponechava len centralistom. Po-
litizovat' dovolene by bofo mozllo
len ' tom prfpade, keby boil cen
tralistami keby sa v kazdom. o.
hl''ade poddavali tomu, co V Pra-
he rozklzu. TAX teda supach "a
sazana je kaz,la politika, ale ne
bolo, ami nikdy nebude zakazane,
|aby; zupani a ini nradnici boil pri-
slusnil0mi centralistickych politi-
ckych stran a co TAXI, a len TAXI
boil posadeni na tie miesta. Ably
81 nileto nemysle!, ze toto je len
predpoklad mono ze to hadam
predsa nebudc tax, tn je najvacsi
najsmerodajnejsi cesky casopis
Narodni Listy, kfore v elsie 70
Is. aprila zretedlne pisu: 'zupan-
ske ilrady Sc prilis exponuji pro
politickou stranu, k niz patrf te-
mer vsichni zupani.
Je pravda, ze potion dobrosrdec-
ne dodavaju, ze "to nvsem nikte-
rak neprispelo by Ike konsolidaci
pomeru zupiich, kde je naopak
treba az iizkostlive objektfyno-
|sti." Lenze sa takto dost' caste
pisc, bez vysledku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-18
tLANoK Xxx.
Z6bava.

L'udia sa kojencami casio pri-
dlho zabavajl, Cd coho stann sa
potom nespokojne nervozne.
Mlade diet'a potrebuje hodne po-
koja tichosti, a acprave je to
radost 'ou vidiet' diet 'atko pucit
a smiat' sa od Steklenia a zabava.
MIA, dcinok tohoto je predsa ely
a diet'a stava sa "a tym priecnym
a ustatym.
Ked' kolSete diet a, vozite no
v kociku a nadhadzujete ma rn-
kach, to ma potom "a nasledok, ze
dict'a cllce byt' stale takto zsbt-
vane. Rozumie So, .ze vsetky deti
chcejl byt' dako "auaznane' a
ked sa zobudia, maju byt sobra-
tt IA ruky matky tax drzane
najprv ma jeden a potion ma dru-
hy sposob, ably ziadna skupina
syalpy neustala.. Matka spotrebu-
je mnoho nervovej -energie pri "a
bagyxanf % an diet at p as prsto .dist 'as "
vF1tloht Setil lmAfbyt1 yysyicenk
TAX aby znalo, sc 'krem neilfo. je ,aj
niekto my este ma svetc. Ktoremu
diet'at a 50 primoc l'ahodi, pozdej
Sic potion zakdsi sklamanie q pre-
syedci sa, ze veru hviezdicky S ne
ba ifcm0zu mu byt' dane. !.