davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-12
ROBOTNE ZPRAVY
I NASEJ QKO||LI|CE ||| !
Vel Ike zvysenie cinnogti v sheet
nlilsoch. Newton Steel zaha-
jila praca v svojich troch no
vych milsoch. Inac praca ide
skoro plnou parou.

+ 49, ,{ + 4 T I I ! { 4k 4
Pnbotne pomery v okolitych s.
celiarnach sl vyborne, nakol 'ko
zaeiatkom tohto tyzdna zacalo sa
pracovat' v d 'alsich "a sheet NIL
soch. talSze ich je teraz cinnyclr
100 20 vsetkych 112. VysolSych
peel v cinnosti je 80 70 46, open
hearth peel 81 20 66 a vsetky tr;
Bessemeri sn chime.
Newton Steel Go. zahaJila pra-
Gu vo troch 20 svojich novych mil
SOW, take teraz operuje Is mil
soch. V d'alsich sa zatne praco-
vat, akonahle budn dohotovene.
Jednotlive occliarne pracuju M
sledovne:
Sheet and Tube Co.: Pat vyso-
kvch peel. 10 open hearth peel, 2
blooming mi.si, Bessem6r 2 bar,
10 tube. 1 skelp Is sheet milsov
Republic Steel: Styri vysoke pc
&C, II open hearth peel, Besseme.
diva blooming, diva skelp, pat bar,
2 plathovy, s pajpovych a 16 har-
kovtch milsov.
Bricr Hill Steel: Dive vysoka
pece, 10 open hearth peel, IA sheet
a dva platnove, milsi.
Trumbull Steel: vysokd pee, Z
open hearth, blooming. "A sheet,
tin plate dzaboyvch milsov a
strip milsi 70 troch stvrtin.
Sharon Steel Hoop: vysokd pee.
6 open hearth peel, bar, 9 sheet
milsov a styri strip milsi.
AM. Byers. vysokaa pee d pl.
ne operacie pudlovych peel.
/ Newton Steel 13 sheet milsoy.
Falcon Steel a Mahoning Val,nv
Steel pc 8 sheet milsov.
Carnegie Steel: Sest' vysokycn
peel, IA peel ma occl Besscmcr !,
II bar milsov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-12
oRGAN1ZACIA PROFIT KU
KLUX KHAN TU ZALOzENA

Y sobotn yeter zalozena bola i
Moose Temple oibocka Unity
League ma potIeranie tainej zla-
povcstnej organizacic ku KluA
klan, ktora sa NJ iv Youngstown
nachodi. Ma sch6dzi sobotu rc.
nil p. II. O'Donncll Chicag,..
ktory ndal, ze tam uverejnene bo-
ly mcna 5000 Kuklukserov, ca
maio "a nasledok, &c vyse 10000
clenoy vysti,piloz tejto tajnaj or
ganizacie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-12
slovenke : Detroit xoinrelo tn
nemluvxa.

Martin Altman, 5-mesaeny syn
Leo a Amy Altman : Detroit, Mich
zomrel V domacnosti jeho starycn
.rodicov Dnpeyovcov ma Tyndale
Ave. " nedel'u. P4ni Almanoya
bola tu na navsteye rfivez6c sebou
svoje 5-mesacne diet u. Pohrab
odbasil mu Rsv. Lildinsk5 Y gto.
rok rano I chtxna Nv. Gyrilla =
Methods. Pochovaiiy Dol y Calva-
nv cintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-12
KAPITAN JENKINS ZAs
UvEDENY DO PRACE

Policajny kapitan Jenkins, k1G-
reho direktor bezpecnosti Hamil-
ton uz diva razy prepustil z prace.
bol nazad uvedcnt ma svoje miesto
sldnym rozkazom sudcn Lyona z
common pleas kortn. Hamilton to-
tiz nepokracoval dl'a zakona pr
odstraneni .Jenkinsa, nedaj1c mu
pisomne prleinu jeho prepustenia
Hamilton sa vyslovil, ze Jenkinsa
este raz bnde probovat' prepustit'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-12
oSADNY BAL v HASELTON
MA SOBOTU VECER

Osada sy. Alzbcty ma Haselton
vydrziava tejto soboty, dina Ii.
januara yecer Z. hod. osadilS
bal skolskej micstnosti, ma kte-
~ iictiye povolava cele sloven-
ske obecenstro q okolice. Vstnpnc
pan 75c, dana 25c. @ vyborne ma
poje a zakusky je postarane. Hrat
bude do skoku Baradakova banda
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-12
BISKUP SCHREMBS MA CIR.
KAT. BOHOSLUZBACH

lslsllup Rt. Rev. Jos. Schrembs,
sprevadzany Rt. Rev. Msgr. Th. G.
O'Reillym a Rt. Rev. Msgr. Jos.
+. Smithom z1ca:tnil sa vianoc-
n.ych bohosluzieh v Slovcnskom
grecko katolickom chrame P. Ma
rie na Steelton. Po sluzbach bozich
Rev. Valentin Ba.ogh uhostii svo-
jich vzacnych hosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-12
vEL'KA RADosf u sLIFKov

Poe,'li SINE Cd p.iateP Pov, ze INA
my slovcnsky obehodnik p. Stefan
Slifka dostal i ! PAM manzelkou
vel Is q radostny dar ku Viauo-
clam Cd bcciana. y podobe krasne.
no chlapeeka. St'as.ni rodiSia 81
vel mi tesla tonau darn. Kn mno-
hymn gratn1Sciam pripoiujerna i
my svoju.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-12
NASH .TALIANA KToRY
zNA D vR.AzDE CAPITU

Vo Warren Il I. 402 Lincoln
Ave. arcstoyahy boil Italian Ansc-
10 Christardo, ktorv sa uchadzal
o rulxu Seyilly Cnpito, ktorei brat
Dol septembri loku 1919 zavraz-
deny. Dievca ncchcelo ist' Ii,
Christarda aclol 'eck jej sl'i1bil,
ze vyzradi vraha .iej brata. Mie.
sto toho oznamila vec policii. kto-
ra mladeho Taliana teraz vyse-
trujc.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-12

40 ooQ, 90 ~ N OK
~ 1TiT1l1|J;l : 3 roKLADNuUT.

Harry i. Davis m6ze byt hrdy
A. syoj rekofd 20 gnverner stain
Ohio, Odchadza i iradu Y povedo-
mi, zc vykonal nieco skoro neu,
veritel 'neho: y jeho lradovania
zostava y statncj pokladnici wv
sok $2O0 0O0, 900.
Davis Y svojcj posledncj resi,
odchodiac Z Columbus povedal, ze
tento zvysok nmozneny boil ieho
reorganization statnej spravy. a
obcanstvo mn lveri RADIO. Reorga-
11izacia statnej spravy Dol jeho
hlavny program, ma ktory Dol zvo-
leny. a ten program do poslednej
podrobnosti previedol.
Ale Davis mole sa. pysit al i.
nymi vyslcdkami. Ia jeho drado-
vania postavcne bolo Wac dlazde-
nych ciest v state, nez kedykop- !
80 40 y os !
/ vck predtym. TSm umoznene bo-
10 zvgsenie obchodu State a tai.
zvysenie prosperity. Stat Ohio ma
dnes chyr, ze iehp cesty sn mai
lepsie " celych Spoj. Statoch.
Harry u. Davis boil dobrym g1
vernerom. A prave preto NAL moe
nepriatel,ov medzi politikarmi j
jcho ylastnej strany. II mu zne-
moznili znoyu kandidovanie. Ale
je temer iste, ze Davis este pride
do politickeho popredia a bnde g.
ste raz guvernerom Ohio Ma "a
klade jeho rekordu 81 to al "a
sllzil.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-12
v Amerike je 80 percent
automobilov sveta

v Spoj. Statoch nachodi sa tc-
raz l1,5O0,OO0 autamobilov a ma
celom svete. ich je l2,75o,oOO Te-
dy y spoj. Statoch niacbodi 50 w
Se 80 percentov vsetkych autoao.
bilov ma syete. "a rok 1922 vyro.
bene bolo v spoi. Statoch auto.
mobilov Y Gene vyse poldruha -bi:
liona dol$rov. Ss:i''
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-12
PL &c
sA ;sfRI 20 MEsTE

IA mesiac december zomrelo v
meste II l'udi IA zapalenie pl 'tic
a tohto mesiaca obete zapal'u bu-
dd este. pocetnejiie. Statny zdra-
votnf ilrad radi, ze najlepsim lie
kom proti chyteniu zapalenia je
drzanie noh suchn a tepls,. dy-
chanie cerstyeho po-etria, vyhy-
banie sa prievann, liecenie kazde-
no maleho prechladenia udrzia-
yanie zalldka poriadku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-12
Cd sprAyoda jskeho oddelenia
ministerstva xahranicia Prahe

z konzulatu Is. Y Cleveland
.poslany nam Dol obsah kabelogra-
.mu Prahy, Y ktorom stoji toto:
~ obehu waite fialove 100 ko-
runove, cervene 5000, ,korunova
.bankovky $ datonl Is. dibna Cap
'rila) 1919 vymeIuja 50 u banko-
veho iiradu len do ST.: januara,
potonr ztratia platnost'.''
Ktor5 ! nasich citatel 'ov ma tie.
to bsnkovky, nech 81 ich hned'
.posle k zamene "a dobre.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-12
KABINET GUvERNfRA
DoNAHEY-A.

Guverner Donahey vymenoval 81
nasledovnych do svojho kabine-
tn: W.,E. Baker, "a direktora fl
nancii III. E. Harpera, "a direktora
soc. peelivosti; Ch. w. Truax, "a
direktora rol 'nictya; Or. j. p.
Msonger, - direktora zdravotnfc}
tvas H. R. Ritter, "a direktora
priemyselnych vzt'aliov a B. II.
Mcdonald, "a komisara prohibf-
icie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-12
soMARsKY KAsEL,
Ma sTRUTHERs

Idravotna rada mcsta Strnthcrs
upozorllnie obecenstvo. ze. .sa II me-
ste zaelna sirit somarsky kascl',
ma ktory zomrelo NJ dvoje deti.
liada otcov rodin, aby oznamili
zelravotnej rade kazdy pripad,
chytlavej choroby y. ich domac-
nostiach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-12
$500 MA ROK "a
oDvAZANIE CARIBOU

Zdravotna rada mesta podala
svoj navrh ohl'adom poplatkov "a
odvazame garbicu. Rodiny budii
platit' po SO roene "a kazdn 10
galonovu kanvu, kdezto hotely,
restauranty a stravovacie domy
po S. "a 800 galonove kanvy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-12
BYvALY GRECKY KRAL
KONSTANTIN ZOMREL

Palermo, Stella. Byyalf gre
cky kral Konstantin, ktory bo.
diva razy $ tronu s;hodeny, zomrel
tn 70 stvrtok ma modzgoye krva-
canic. Choroval lH osen rokoy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-12
'SANKuJUcr cHLArtC q. .c /.
zABITY AUToMOBILOM

Andrej Zagiba, s roeny syn Jl-
ma Zagibu z {. 326 Writ Ave-, 20
mrcl v pondelok nemocnici Oh
prebitej lebky. Y nedel'u sa san
koval, pricom vletel pod automo-
bil policajta John Fell ma Worth
ington st.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-12

Nadejny sloyeAdky nlladik xomrel
nanahls po operacii.

Pan Villain safna, 22-roeny syn
p. Andreja Sarnal a ncb. pi. Ac-
nesi Paylils Sarha, q Z. 3l4 n.
Watt ST., zonlrcE v nemocnici sv.
0 6.25 had. vo stvrtok We.
Ger minnleho tyEdna po operacii
ma zapal slepfho creva.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-12

fplata v tnnajsfch a okoiitych
oceharhach "a iAesiac december
boaa najvySsou ID januara 1921,
obp@tals se,l5o, ,ei1 70 ie skofo
raz 'tol'ko ako u lani D tom casa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-27
The Birth-Control Measure

Some intelligent people have large families. But when
they do il is usually because they have deliberately made
up their minds TO that end Generally speaking people
who highly intelligent, rich poor have few chill
dren They marry late they have many other things 20
to do and they consciously limit progeny This Is fact
Of immense importance.
The Anthony Comstock law. under which anybody who
seeks by voice pen teach people how TO limit the size
Of their families be arrested Jailed slenced. win
be amended IL bin placed before by Represen-
tatve Kisse and Senator Cummins is passed.
The law works 10 prevent the poor the ignorant
and the downtrodden from cutting down the number of
their children born perjury and want and hereditary
mental right II does not give of the children
Of the educated and intelligent They find out all about
brth-contro in spite Of the law. Therefore, II works
the end that society shall be composed from generation
generation Of the children who have the chance
in life Is that good thing not1 If 1t is. the Cum
minis Kissell bin should be killed II II is not. the bin
should pass.
Ysa big fccls' Wei how big
In the public feel
h of
Gh1 Basketball stocking.
n the uns N
Evcnng backing
ys1 . q Bee 10 from getting
WsnhA b = burdsn-casig dropped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-27
Preserving the Primitive

The meaAures taken 10 prescvws
tho great redwood forests of Caiifor.
mia are quite another matter These
should be preserved. beth Tor their
beauty and for their utility. Noun.
tain slopes should be reforestel. both
for beauty. for timber. and TO pro
vent our foroated siopea from being
erodssi into the rivers making a dsv.
aasatnd interior China Of North
America In these things the print.
tive IA the beneficial and should be
preserved
Niagara falls IL grand and b@auti.
full We confess TO FEELING OF 70.
gret at the diminution OF the catas
ract, owing 90 the uns Of tho water
for electrical purposes. But such re-
gret Il not really creditabie.
Electricity takes tho place Of coal.
Better far that every drop OF water
Of the falls be used 70 generate cur.
rent TO enlighten. clothe, feed. trans
port and warm the people or Penn.
syivania. Ohio. New York. New Eng.
land and Canada. and that the roar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-27
INSTABILITY
By Berton Braley

FIuIEy may catch a rowing comet by Its tail
a And reduce It to the hauling of a cart
They may chain the roaring torrent and tho gale,
For the scientists growing very smart.
They will doubtless train the antelope drive
In the harness OF a buggy n shay.
But there isn't an inventor alive
Who has found domestic that will stayf
OH, the flea In rather Eighty In his style.
~ And the butterfly In restless. to speak,
But the servant has them beaten by a mile
With an errant instability unique.
All the "wanderlustf the poet sings about
Sends the clan-miscailed "domestlca'-on their way
They are born OF gypsy blood beyond a doubt
For you simply cannot find who will stay
ME have given them the guest room for their own
w We have let them OFF afternoon and night:
Tho the burden of their makes us groan,
We have paid them with all delight;
But the moment that dreaded has to come
When they don their travel kit and draw their pay
And we hear the fearful words: I'm leavin, num-
For you cannot get who win stayl
OH. you master minds OF science heed our cry;
- Would you mitigate the mortal clayg
Put your brains on something useful won't you try
To tnvont type OF servant who will stay?
Copyright 1898. The Seattle start
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-27
Good Manners

To q guest the weIi.hred hostess
may perhaps make some explanation
OF a condition Of momenfary disorder
in her home.
But she does not apologize for
what. possibly In her own mind. she
may consider It's permanent short
comings. due to financial or other
unavoidable reasons. She takes II
for granted that the visitor will &C.
sept her hospitality a. the best she
has to offer without tho necessity
for reference TO tho fact
The guest. needless to say. never
implies criticism by word or look
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-27

AIRY Digest the tale OF the dsstruo-
ton: 1000 villages. 200 fAotories;
coo. 900 homes. private property sso-
len or destroyed 10 tho tune OF
81 900 900. coo francs. i7.ss4 square
nilss rendered unfit for habiuatlon.
- per cent Of Frances coal pro
duclng mines destroyed. 90 per cent
Of her steel industry. 10 per cont Of
her sugar territory; s. per cent Of
her electric energy~-the ruined AREA
paid before the war ons-fifth OF the
whole taxsa Of Franco
One remembers that not one foot
Of German territory was destroyed.
not a wheel Ia her factories. not .
shaft IN her mines. that her man.
power WAS released from military
service ard turned TO Industry. Yet
In the faoe Of that We find that
since the asrnintioe France has Dor.
rowed from her own people 70 70
store the damage and with the
promise Of securing its return an
PREPARATIONS from Germany, the sum
Of 81. 500 900 oee. while In the same
tins Germany has raid q beggarly
81 $50 900. 600 and seeks Increasingly
10 evads pany payments at ell.
The Hearst press continually
hArpn the tune that Great Britain
and France must pay their debts to
the United States because II they
don't. the money must be a loss 10
tho dear pecpur Of the moneys ihey
loaned the government" Granted.
Yet what a fine rcorn for oonsis.
teney to then turn around and say.
France. you must cut out Ger.
rnnny's debt 10 you. because n you
don't. we can't trade with her--~hat
the heck DO we care n YOUR people
do hRv. 70 lose tho 1880. 900, oeo
fhsy were foolish enough 70 loan the
government because the allies prom.
ised 20 make Germany repay ~"
A fine spirt, toward . is,s ally. an
ally who stood In the breach two
years while 0r.&s Britain raised en-
army. and yet another two slda By
side with GREAT Britain while the
". Q. made up her mind 10 come
In and got her army rs~dy.
Tor mysAh. NJ. Editor, wnensv~r
thess smooth politicians and sstf.
seeking Newspaper owusrs sssh 10
muddis NJ lssuss until one becomes
wooxsy. have ons lnfAiiibis thing
that restores clarity Of vtaten. and
I VIII teIi II To ycui
Great Britain has cao~s 10 . NH.
lion Of her sons iytnG In the fields
of France and ether countries.
France has i.sss. GOO. the United
st.ie3 has between Zoe. zoe and
zoo. 600 Thes~ boys for the most
part we're oblitsrsssd suddenly In
the fun tide Of = fervor eauaiiinw
that Of any religious crusader the
world ever saw Go over and wake
those 5000 900 chaps from their
sleep ard tell THEM you propose
70 let the Hun 80 free and TO bank.
rupt France In doinx ~
In the twinkiinx Of an eye you
viii be blasted by IN. righteous
scorn that such a proposition inertia
And we are the same people who
used once unctuonsly 70 repeats
II ye break faita.
We shall not mlesp.
Tho peoples grow
In Flanders fields
The Hearst shests harp constantly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-27

Editor The STAR
1t probably Ia true that the Annerts
can antelope IL threatened with en-,
tincfion. Officials ~ the department
OF the Interior aay 10. and the Amrfi.
can Bison society and ether societies
Interested In the preservation o. per.
ishine types Of game have espoused
the anfelope'a cause.
Not many Americans have ever
seen an antelope. or ever viii II In
an animal OF no economic, and Of
little game value. In this Il Ia ike
the bison. That animal Ia not
half no beautiful as a Hereford or
shorthorn steer. "A q feature Of the
landscape. nor 10 good for beef, in
the opinion OF good Judges. Those
who are gratlfied by the preservation
OF the antelope and the bison will be
pleased by it--anf that's about all
No important human interest would
be sacrificed II the laat Of the typo
were 10 perish tomorrow, az thou.
sands OF types have persisted before
them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-27

on Frances miiita1sm- just diff
ference Of point Of view. To ms
that French army is the one bui-
wark In Europe between civilization
and chaos. How Messrs. Lenins
and Trotsky would bike TO zee II
disai patsdi I wonder at times n Mr.
Hearst isn't covertiy playing their
game. One recalls that had he had
tho courage OF hls convictions in
1917 they would have landed him
in . cell adjacent 70 that occupied
by Eugene Dsbs. In the peace It's
much safer II not done too openly.
One almost wishes at times that
some other countries Of the Late
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-27
CONTEST RULES

~ 20 .
-
is24
give 70 .ay q -
Kns1nh vv~as vm bs rhs
Tn. i.suss, E q .er1. -hsh essssy y.-sas sese.
:ss ' q - .s % s -t tn % .s: rev
-cpwrese list
One vm be vsva
ord
n ods~A -
ued FOR viii be awarded tying contestant
made by yudx~ss
.. the end q
Al iisss
Graded
.
hcvsv hsnl
viii
10 Yes may ,as: gsrehas.
srnons Immediately wish
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-27
Poppies Grow in
Flanders Fields


n looks good TO = lot Of M who
have faith tn the essential nanii
nsas Of the United States 70 read
AN occasional editorial IN your paper
calling on the government and coun,
tfY 70 drop its iemporixingiy aiooi
attitude toward the rest Of she
world and take lss rightfui place as
one of the xruwn.up members Of the
human family. We should like "a
read more of them
Politics makes strange esdfsl.
Iowa. Ths writer Of this ssff<r wAz
born . nsstLsh suh5eot. tho 3 citizen
Of tbs y. d. for sons fs-odd yeaFA
To him u b an amazing spscsacis
10 zee . nrftfsh an prime ministsx
making U.s. Of such . medium -
the Hssrss shs~ts 10 spreAd his
poisoned propaganda axAine his
srstwhils ally. France
Whsn one reoAIis THAI this az
prime minister u tbs same man
Who Won his way into the offics by
promising 10 hang the kaiser and
TO mako Germany pay for the was
10 The last f.rthanx. that be himself
took part In drawing Up the treaty
81 Ferssiiiss. the provisions OF
which France 10 attempting to en-.
force: that ne accepted the findings
% the allied rspAFstsonn commission
In their cNtlmnts OF tho damage
done to France. that hts own 20.
ilticai chicanery 1. the aus. OF
Frances being forced 70 take mat.
iers into her own hands. that the
same chicanery has brought the
onc~ proud Britain smpirs to such
q pass that a bsgEariy zoo. 600 bank.
rupt Turks can successfully bluff
their way back into Europe despite
him and the British emplre-one
wonders thai after hia amazing re-
buke by the British people at tho
recent elections he should have tire
gall TO continue that policy from
behind the sornes4
You'll excuse me II that sounds q
little bitter on my part. Mr.. Editor,
but you sec I happen 20 have spent
couple of years in France At a
time when these same Germans
F1tNat 0H tHtAF InHt
sleeves and whining that they cant
pay anything" but were roliickinz
across the iandscap. with blood IN
their eyes and on their bayonsts TO
the tune OF 1sat jolly ditty "Deutsch.
land uber Ailea." Some dtffercncel
| saw the ruined villages OF France.
her torn-up railways: tn. blown.up
bridges. hsr mined highways. her
destroyed factories. her Hooded
mines. her up-rooted orchards. her
cutdown forests. aye. and I've been
In cemeteries where every vault was
blown open for the loot II might
contain. All this after the retrea,
from the somme had begun In the
early 1917. when there was small
hope Of their winning tho war. but
when the object was to cripple
France 40 that Germany might win
the peace Rftarward.
Last week one read In the Liter.
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SCIENCE
Acoustics.
Problems Solved
Prof. Sabine Busy.
Architects Interested.

Every science hns it, period OF
duilnaas and its tirns Of great 40
tivity.
Prof. Paul w. Sabine has awakened
the science OF Acoustics. In bis lab
oratorfsH at Geneva. Ill., he has
worked on the problem Of noise
Darwin said; ~Dirt ls merely Fnis-
placed matter" Eoiss may be called
misplaced sound In the modern city
daiicary Of hearing and tone syaluA.
ton are ioat. not becauss Of the Jar
Of noise. but because 20 many noises
are presented 10 the ear that people
get into habit Of ignoring sounds.
Professor Sabine has called 70 hts
AID the batteries Of modern science
for the purpose OF eliminating noiss
In buildings Tho attention OF aruht
tsets the world over ia focused On
this work. which il jus, published
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allies might find their houstlinia
But for the most part these re-
turned soldiers are an insrticulats
lot and don't find their opinions
quoted Ia tho column Of The Brfs
banailtias of Arthur But. Mr.. I'd
ltor. n such an uniooksd-for contin.
gency should come about you can
safely bet that the last subject on
which there would be the least
shade Of doubt would be As 10
whsther France or Germany should
have TO turn bankrupt on account
Of the damage done TO France.
Stroll down tho street and try II
out on any man you meet with tins
American Legion or Canadian ser>
vice button in the lapel Of bis coat
Yours ainocrsly
WILLIAM WYKEA
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What's Wrong With the Statea

Sure we want to cut expenses down and reduce
taxes. but, know, each Of wants little some
thing"
It member Of the state legislature taling-not
leader. but plain fellow from the part Of the
state lie said IN few words exactly what the matter
with the legislature. Everybody wants little something
whole lot.
One Of THESE days the folks of this state going
rise they have in other states kick all of the politicians
out OF the legislature and of the state administration
end prune and slash taxes to the bone Speed the day
dos lover advises to keep the
them Into hot - - " - ~ ''''
mas so00ooo men mad enough to fight about
Only few more weeks in which 10 wish II surng
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What's a Landlord Entitled to?

10 Pay him this 4 per cent Can TIA
man en- days pay o< salary Be GU,
ana everybody elss get the same
price he got ecfor~f n "a. howl I
am willing TO tcarn-
However. II ! arm not entitisd tp
any more than ] o~n G~<- sven tho
I'm giving tuss m much ~ b~for~.
how can anyone be entitled To any
thinsf very truly.
IouN n MQIKY.