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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-06-13
COURT NOW IN SESSION
Calendar Will Be Finished
This Week By Judge Ried
Jury Will Be Used.

Circuit court opened in Villas
county Monday afternoon, Judge
A. H. Reid driving overland from
Wausau in the forenoon, opening
court after noon. Criminal cases
were started late in the afternoon
and at time of going to press this
morning the following have been
disposed of:
State VS.. Bob Adams; larceny
Continued.
State VS.. Swensen and Minor;
criminal fraud Continued.
State VS.. Adolf Dedic; violation
liquor laws. Continued.
State VS.. Edward Korth e
charges). Continued.
State VS.. Gust Wangen; violation
liquor laws. Continued.
State VS.. Charles Armstrong and
Jackson Bennett; malicious tres
pass. Fined $40 and costs.
State VS.. Jerry Plude and others;
Malicious trespass. Nolled.
State VS.. E. J. Comfort; viola
ton liquor laws. Convicted on
one count.
State VS.. Frank Stiloski; viola
ton liquor laws. Dismissed.
State VS.. j. J. and Sadie Roder-
lex; violation liquor laws. Dismis-
sed.
State VS.. T. V. Mathews; viola.
ton, liquor laws. Continued.
State VS.. Louis Barnhart anc
Bert Hodgis; violation liquor laws
Continued.
State VS.. Joseph Martin, rape
Plead guilty, three years in Wau
pun.
Other criminal cases on trial to-
day and tomorrow.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-06-13
WILL WE CELEBRATE
Is Eagle River Going to Cele-
brate July Fourth, or Pass
it Up This Year?

Just twenty days until the
Fourth rolls around. Is Eagle
River going to celebrate the Ma
tons big holiday?
There is no known reason why
this village will pass up a cele-
bration. There has been some
talk of calling a meeting this
week to determine whether we
will have celebration. With the
number of visitors in this lake
region at that time there should
be made an effort to entertain on
that day.
Before another issue it is ex-
pected to know definitely whether
we will or will not.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-06-13
DEPENDS UPON FROSTs
If Bushes Escape Freeze, a
Large Crop of Blueberries
Will Result.

Early reports on the 1923 blue
berry crop were that it would be
rather short. Present indications
point to one of the largest in
the history of Northern Wiscon-
sin, providing frosts fail to mater
ialize.
The bushes are fairly loaded
with partly formed berries, and
the present weather conditions are
for a perfect formation. Warm
weather and plenty of rainfall has
placed the crop out Of danger ex-
cept from a nomadic frost, should
such thing happen at this time
of the year.
1t has been three seasons since
bumper crop was given us. Then
there were thousands of bushels
gathered in by the thrifty house
wife. and still thousands were
never gathered in this section.
The BURBERRY fields west of Con-
over, thousands of acres in extent,
are covered with what has the
appearance of a mighty big crop
Of blueberries when the season adj
vances far enough for them to
ripen.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-06-13
Here for the Summer.

Summer residents are focking
TO this north woods in readiness
Tor an outing during the summer
months. Saturday the Monte Ten
mes family of Chicago, together
with their saddle horses, arrived
and are at their home on the Ev-
erett peninsula on Catfish. The
same day Mr.. and Mrs. N. F. Me
derIand and family came from st
Louis and will spend the summer
at their home on Catfish near the
southwest shore. Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Showers Of Bloomington
Indiana, also owners of a summer
home near The Everett, arrived
Saturday for the summer in the
Big Woods region. This week will
see most of the summer families
arriving for the season all over
the lake region.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-06-13
BEGINS REGULAR RUN
Northern Lakes Special" On
Regular Summer Schedule
Friday Morning Over the
Northwestern.

The first regular summer train
over this division of the North
western will arrive at Eagle
River Friday morning. It is call
ed the Northern Lakes Special
and is one of the finest trains
on the Northwestern lines. Eeav-
ing Chicago Thursday night, the
traveller will be able to eat an
early breakfast at some nearby
resort, and fill in full day with
the finny tribe.
Mail and express will be carried
on this train all during the sum-
mer and will give this section
splendid service until the season
closes late in the fall.
One thing that the old-time
tourist will miss will be the de-
pot in this village. But from in
formation gathered from rather
reliable source, some time this
summer Eagle River will see a
mighty fine building erected on
the park grounds for the accom-
mediation of the Northwestern's
passenger traffic
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-06-13
ncOOSECGED" MARION
curdav's Game Between
Marion and Locals Result
Cd in | to 0 Score.

n SUNDAYS game between Eagle
p;ror and Marion, which was
nIovod on the Eagle River grounds,
Marion was given the "goose-egg'
nromium while the locals came
across with one score to their
credit
From the start Paul for Eagle
P;vnr and Smith for Marion held
tbo batters down to a minimum
If bits-nine being credited to
o.cb team when the score book
was closed. Both pitchers had
roood control and kept the pan
warm. Smith gave but two bases
of balls and Paul two. Paul struck
ont ten men followed by Smith
with eight.
What kept the crowd on the
anxious seat for the major por-
tion of the game was lack of a
score on either side until in the
eighth inning. Marion made hit
back of third base; Paul hit to
center and was put out; Post fol-
lowed with a ground ball to Benz
Ter, who fumbled and gave Post
first base. Bowker hit single
and Marion of Eagle River scored.
After that the game frightened
up and no one saw home plate.
Eagle River made one error and
Marion two.
The game was a splendid one all
the way through and was mo
mans game" Marion getting the
bad break in the eighth.
Sunday of this week the Eagle
River team will go to Wausau
where they will meet that city's
team. The schedule for the sum-
mer for Eagle River is not quite
made out but will be completed
this week
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-06-13
Finished School Year.

John Ely of Pine lake, near Lac
Vieux Desert and north of Phelps,
arrived at his home last Thursday
from Marathon county where he
had been teaching school the past
year. Mr.. Eby, who was at Eagle
River Monday, states that he will
possibly return to that section
this fall and again teach. He
taught in the Tyler school, fifteen
miles from the village of Hatley
At the close of his school year he
had a registration of ffty-eight
pupils and was very successful in
his work.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-06-13
Has Finished Pavilion.

The large dance pavilion which
Charles Drager and son have been
building on their property north
of their farm home and alongside
the public camping grounds west
of the village, is now ready for
it's opening within few days. 1t
is a very fine pleasure building
and will undoubtedly be given a
good patronage by the pleasure
loving public.
Draeger and Son will give their
opening dance in the new pavilion,
"The White Eagle" on Thursday
evening, June 21st. A splendid
orchestra has been secured for the
opening night.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-06-13
Arrived With Boys.

Homer L. Thomas of Camp Win
nepe, the boys camp on Catfish,
arrived last evening from Birm-
ingham, Alabama with five lads
who will take in the preseason
vacation period before the opening
of Winnepe in July. Mrs. Thomas
will visit at her home in Marion,
Indiana, arriving here later. A.
0. Kelley, another member of the
Winnepe firm, will be here soon.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-06-13
Attended Hess Funeral.

Mrs. Nels Nelson of Lac Vieux
Desert who came to Eagle River
last week to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Austria Hess, returned to her
home north of Phelps last Thurs
day. She visited in the village
several days with old friends. Mrs.
Hess was a sister-in-law to Mrs.
Nelson by a former marriage.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-06-13

Operates on Lower Chain
Beginning Saturday Of This
Week.

Delivery of mail daily over the
marine mail route will start Sat-
urday of this week by Franklin
butcher, who has succeeded
Charles Everett, who carried it
last season. The route covers the
entire chain thirteen miles in
length.
Postmaster Zimplemann wishes
it announced that those who de-
sire their mail delivered to notify
the Eagle River postoffice this
week. One delivery will be made
daily.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-06-13
Were Married Monday.

Melvin G. Long of Sayner and
Miss Emma M. Decker of Wausau
were married at the Congregations
al parsonage Monday of this week
in Eagle River by Rev. w. ]. Da-
vies. The couple were attended by
Mrs. Walter Poklacki and Philip
Buck, friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Long. The young couple will re-
side at Sayner, the home of the
groom.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-06-13
Under County Boards.

One of the most important piec-
es of social legislation enacted in
Wisconsin Wednesday went into
effect when Gov. John j. Blaine
signed the bill authorizing county
boards to license, inspect and regu-
late dancehalls and other places
of amusement.
Senator Edo 7. Ridgeway, Elk
horn, sponsored the bill which was
earnestly advocated by more than
80 women's state welfare organiza-
tions.
The new law, effective at once,
adds to the specific powers of the
county boards, the power to pass
ordinances regulating dance halls
and pavilions, amusement parks,
carnivals,. street fares, bathing
beaches, and other places of
amusement.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-06-13
st. German Bridge.

The new structure across Big
o. Germain creek seventeen miles
west Of Eagle River is being fin
Sned and will undoubtedly be
opened to traffic within a short
ume' The new steel bridge is in
p'aee above stream from the old
5ne The old bridge will be taken
O"n and re-erected over the Wis
.ohSln river on the Buckatoban
'Oad out from Conover.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-06-13
To Operate a Resort.

Whispering Pines" is the name
of new resort put in operation
this summer upon Pickerel lake,
which lies near Little ST. German
lake southwest of Eagle River
some fourteen miles. J. R. Brice
is the owner of the resort, who
is erecting many new cottages
just below the main lake on a
beautifully wooded point.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-06-13
Resort on Deerskin Lake.

Joseph Shellhorn of Indiana,
who owns property on Deerskin
lake northeast of Eagle River has
begun the erection of five cottages
on that lake. His intention is to
rent cottages furnished complete
for summer use in that section,
His place is near the Alfred Nor
gan cottages on Deerskin lake.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-06-13

Two-base hit-W. Wulk. Stolen
base - Blankenberg. Sacrifices
Morgan, Benzler. Left on bases
Eagle River 9, Marion IL. Base
on balls-Of Smith 2; off Paul, 2.
hit by pitcher-Smith. Struck
out-by Paul, 10; by Smith, 8.
Umpres-DeNoyer and Wartinbee.
Time Ids.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-06-13
Establish Branch Store.

'Dunphy-Holzman Co., wholesale
fruits and vegetables, who have
been established in Eagle River
for the past few years, have open
ed a branch store at Three Lakes
in the Bradford building. This
was done some three weeks ago.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-06-13
We're Operated Upon.

A report yesterday from Green
Bay hospital states that both Carl
Ewald and Mrs. Bruno Ewald were
operated upon Monday and that
they are resting nicely. Mr.. Ewald
was operated upon for hernia and
Mrs. Ewald for appendicitis. They
were taken to Green. Bay Sunday
last.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-06-13

An Antwerp carpenter bought,
for the price of few francs,
from a secondhand dealer, an old
picture of. which the subject was:
Jesus baptized in the River Jor-
dam" An Antwerp art expert dis
covered on the painting the date
1910 and the signature of Rem
brandt. The painting is said to
be worth 100000 francs.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-06-13
Recovering from Accident.

Adolph Kloes and son were up
to Eagle, River from Three Lakes
yesterday, the former to seek med
zeal treatment for badly injured
leg. Some six weeks ago a log
fell upon the left leg of Mr.. Kloes
and tore the tendens, laying him
up since then.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-06-13
Births.

porn to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
TWSOCt' residents of the town of
~ ","Hhlngton near Deerskin lake,
VI sunday, June 10th-a son.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-06-13

The public domain amounts to
182,000000 acres, the great bulk
of which, not yet allocated, lies in
the states of California, Utah and
Nevada. Some of it has so little
value it has not been surveyed.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-06-13

Villas County News-S2.OO
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-25
YoUNasTowNsKE sE0vENsKI NoVINY

obnosom $4645OQ elm unoznil i'm d'alse stddie tax
zabezpel vych. Slovensku inteligenciuz jeho l'udu
Vydal Memorandum pre- svetove vady ztratenom
lzeni Spisa q Gravy.
Podporil Gasopiss "Nasa Magura'' $4,000.
Zasla pat bedien (tisice) knih vzdelavacm spolkom
ia vYchodnom Slovensku.
Podpor sedem akademckych spolkov skolskycl
,istavov ia vychodnom slovensku po $4,000.
Vykoncil mnoh6 inc drobnejsie, avsak cenne prace
Krasny vykaz! Pochvalyhodne skutky! q
Tento vybof vede akciu prinavratenie obcl Spisa
Gravy Sovensku Pol skonl Vedie osvetovu pracu me-
dz 'udom vychodnych Mip pomaha vychovat prem in
teligenciu, vodcov.3 Je to vybor Sloyenskej Lgy. .
Kazdy Sovak llzna ze je toto praca zasluzna, po
zdvihnui jeho rodiska. No dosal' malo napomozena
Youngstown ak nemy lime nikto nepodporil to pracu
vvboru fnancne okrem8 Odboru n S. S. ktory obetoval
S25. 90 pred rokonl. .t u
Tu sa nachodi vyse so slovenskych spolkov kazdy
eden pozostava vacsiny rodakov vvchodneo Soven-
ska. Prosmc ch aby chyti prace svoje rodisko,
ably ho pomohl pozdvhnut stupen porokn ak6ho oni
III dosiahli ably Ige pomohli tamojsu Sovac vymanit
ruk nzernikov vyviest tiny neyedomosti do sveta
csvety! ,A
Tvm sl svojmu rodisku povinni. Is !.
Milodarv mono zaslat' adresll Slov. sLigy p. G.
Box 996 Pittsburgh Pa, alebo Vyboru pre- Vvchodne
Slovensko ina til st aresu) aebo mono ch slozit'
nasej redakci ktore zasleme sam patricne niesto
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-25
REALNA sTAToTvORNosl.

Krajove cenraisticke vlidne dasopsy pisu navste-
ve Sovenska vel keho prate sovensk6ho naroda Sco
tusa Viatbra len vel'mi sklpo Rob by centraisti
slavobrny keby nevede ze prsiel sudovat oazk slo-
venskej saospravy. tax po prvy raz tie casopsy pis
re otazku autonome mozno nazerat' stanoviska
statotvorneho -
Il. No hl'a Dosial tie casopisy autonom mac nepi-
sally, ako automobile, korom Slovaci zavezi ma
zad do NADIA Ked jedna nvstexa anglickeho ucenca
oze take dvy robit, sane, ked ten ucenec vyda
Q tel otazke al knihu?
Dozijene este chvile ked najvatSi centrasti te
rajsf budi bitovat '1v antonomcen al sameho Hlnku!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-25
slavianske staty pocituju
227,194,55S obyvatel 'ov

Re axe je Slavianstyo rozsirene
pc svete aku silu predstavuje,
ukazuJe statistika obyvatel 'stva
rozloha zeme jednotlivych slavian-
skych statov. Rusko ma rozlohy
lo,325,000 stvorocnych kilometrov
SO 136,425,000 obyvatel' mi, Ukra-
jina 465, 100 stv. KIN. zeme 81
6O2, 900 obyvatel' mi, Pol'sko 1885,
619 stv. KIN. zeme 27.9O6. 900 D.
byvatel'mi, Cesko ,Slovensko 14O.-
5o6 stv. KIN. 13,595,S16 obyva-
tel mi, Juhoslavia 252,254 stvor.
KIN. zeme 12,792,912 obyvatel'-
mi a Bulharsko 10000 stv. KIN.
zeme SO 4,S73,128 obyvatel mi. -
Spolu vsetky slavianske staty roz-
kladajii sa na 19,679,55S stvor
KIN. plochy, ma ktorei prebvya
227, ,l94,55S dust.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-25

- 1s - ryrhtar0v 2 vych0 eho
Siovsnska reot41tuje proti auso-
RomiAtiekym stranam, y tonic pri
pade vyslovne proti l'udovej stra-
ne. Treba zd6raznit', ze to boil
rychtkri, ! tym je vsetko vysver-
lene, lebo kazdy vie, ze rychtari
musia robit to, co i'm vyssie drady
rozkazn Podobne nieco robilo sa
uz pred vol'bami.
\ Takto stoja vcci. "A ze to ska-
tocnosti zodpoveda tom svedci
! ia vel mi charakteristicka okol-
most ze vlada ami po 5 rocnej
existencii statu neodvazila sa W.
konat obecne vol l'by, naozaj bez
kazdej Incl priciny, ako tel, ,ze
sa bala, ze slovenske vol by by
centralistom ukazaly pravy stay
yecl, a od toho dostavaj1 husiu
kozu. Inacej hovori sa, ze vol by
tie tento rok uz budl, ale to sa
hovorf uz vari po piaty raz, takze
nemozno zyesti tie celou urcito-
st on prijat'.
S tyuntc faktom vseobecne po-
citaju americki Slovaci, ale nezar
skodilo by vsimnit.' 81 tohosi tym
niektorym, ktori y fejtb t}tazke
sd predpojati, interesevaai, alebo
zavedenI, ale ME zlomysePni. Nal
by sa pricinit kazdy prineranym
|sposobom, ably ia samosprava bo-
Fla opravdive slovenska narodna i,
demokraticka. Podporovat tax IL
zasne bezprikladne zkrachovanu
politiku centralizmu nesldzi ku cti
roduvernemu slovakoyi. A ia ga.
nazdavam, re postupne do zivota
uvhdzanie samospravy' na zakla-
da, Pittsbugghs'sei Dohody nema-
10. by sa konat' bez hcasti narod-
lneydemokraticky prakticky smy
slajdcich americkych Slovakov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-25
NECHCEME HO.

Len malicko je tych Sovakov nasej kolonii, ktori
by chceli pocut' Dmitrevca 'prednasat," zaden sa
nenasel, ktory by no pozval tom muse sam Di
mtrjevic presvedct ked Dol tn mnuleho tyzdha, lebo
jeho ohlasenn prednasku Youngstown ma 16 jdna w
Wac nevidime sozname uverejnovanom n. Y. d.
Stanovisko nase velkej vaesny tunajsch Slovakov,
zaaljate prot Dmrijevisoy e sebe pochopitel
ne. Natolk ko predsa len ME utsnut aby potre
bovali celkom cudzieho coveka, omu takou pestrou
minulost 'ou vysvetlovat' nase pocke problemy to
sposobom ktory niiako nesrovnava pravdlami sus
neho prednisania. Yomsstownsi Sovac rad pocuju
protivn1 menku = ale cd svojho cloveka to budd
mat dobr prilezitost plednaske dra Srobra najpo
volanej jsieho coveka tom oh lade ktor6ho pozv do
Youngstown tunajsi nirodni Sokoli.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-25
OFLINKOvANIE sLOVENCINY.

Niekto 81 mys. ze ked' je slovencna len kadejakyn
diaektom' narecim cestiny, ze no to opravnuje rec
nasu zpakruky oflinkovat.
SLOW. Kalvinovi citame tak,ito gebuznu:
''Pozor vase dollare! la ktore yam predame pekn
DOM lot faImu Tiez ochotni yam pozcat nase dol
lare ked 81 ich knpte atd' Name tiez assekuracl
proti ollu''
knazom CSR. ably nepolitizovali''
No nechceme vytvkat len jednemu casopisu. Skoro
kazdom sovenskom casopise Amerike sa najdn po-
dobne nesmyse. Chcagsky Dennik nal taketo ohlasky
"Pomocnic mosadze aluminium foundre staa prace y
Aebo: Chipper brusc cistenie male sive zelezne
odpadky.''
Slovaci maj1 dobre zalndkv!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-25
DECORATION DAY.

Decoration Day, deil ozdobovania hrobov svatime \
Spoenych Statoch kazdorocne 30 maja Je to sviatok
vlasteneckeho OIL 'adu yel'm vyznamny po Pudskej
sranke reprezentuje to naepsie, co e mas petu
sim mltvym povd acnost' ich obety namahy vyko-
name prospech eovecenstva.
Spojene Staty svatia svatok svojch hrdinov Via
stencov ktori i'm vyboovai slobodu neodvslost ktori
tl sobodu al zabezpeaii budcm pokoleniam modlit-
bach "a Mich vzpomenme 81 fnasch narodnvcr hrdinoy-
bojovnikov "a slobodn vodcov ktor trpe prenase-
dovanl boil "a pracu pozdvihnutl naroda Slovenskt
narod nesie zabldat nkdy svojich zivote vynik-
nuvsch zosnulvch synov
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-25

Je Ntiu Hlt dNuidt iolI pIO uGini
nikov, ale pre- kazdeho obcana Slo
venska. Pravdaze. parcelovali O.
bycajne len teorii, ma .papieri,
81 'ubovali, nbezpecovali, prisahali
ga - ale nicoho nezadrzaIi.
Ale este lepsie vedeli vyuzit
povojnovii mizeriu slovenskeho
| 'udu socialist. Jednoducho pou-
kazali IA chudobu slovenskeho l'u
du na "chudobu" svojej stra-
ny, potom jednou rulSou ukazali
ma lesy, pasienky, role, druhon ru-
kou na fabrikS povedali: toto
vsetko bude Vase, toto vsetko
Yam dame" Nuz kto by Dol taky
Ihltpy, ably nechcel what ked' mu
nieco na silu nnkajd a to len "a
taku malickost', "a votum pri vol
bach. A tax sa potom stale, re
nielen opravdiva chudoba, ale al
najkapitalistickejs kapitalisti vo-
Iii socialistov. Tam veru samo-
sprave, o autonomii, nebolo reci.
Zkratka povedano ma zakLade
minulych volieb, hovorit' tom,
re Slovaci neprajd 81 samospravu,
je alebo smiesna riiaivnost', alebo
hriesna nevedomost', alebo nepek-
me zavadzanie. Ale da sa to i po-
chopit', we'd eco sa babe chcelo,
o tom sa jej snilo.''
No povedzme, re by to skutoc-
ne i pravda bola, akoby SLOW. l'ud
Ipred troma rokmi vedome Dol vo-
Ill proti samosprave ci mohli by
|tf pani povedat i dnes? Noze sa
prizrime, ako sa veci maj1!
Cd poslednych volieb minuly uz
tri roxy, roxy to pine iltrap, sta
rosti z1faleho polozenia sloven-
skeho rol ol'nickeho a robotnickeho
l'udu. Boly to roxy, ktorych sa
slovensky lud dokonale mohol
presvedcit' - sa al presvedcil,
ze jeho take pryom rade
hospodarske polozenie zavinil ne
st 'astny system centralizmu, t. j.
okolnost', ze slovensky l'ud ne
mohol 81 uplatnit' svoje zaujmy
primerane k odlisnym hospodar
skym zaujmom . ostatnych zeml
statu musel sa podrobit tomu,
co mu styrinasobna vacsina ostat-
nych zelni V zaujme syojich veci
bezohl 'adne nadiktovala. Boly to
roxy, ktorych rukolapne sa do
kazalo, re zaujmy slovenskeho ! u
du uhajit', sloyensky 'ud uspoko.
jit' cesko-sloyensk1 vzajomnost
ma pravy bratsky a spravodlivy
zaklad polozit a tax j Cs. repub-
liku posilnit' vsetkych jej nepria-
tel 'ov zahriaknut' mono len tax,
~ -
ak Slovaci V medziach tejze repub
liky bndu panmi svojej zeme, bu-
|da 81 svoje veci riadit pri pomo-
ci bratoy Cechov; slce, ale samo-
statne; neollvisle, ma Esvojq past, !,
a zodpoyednost'. Preto nasled-
kom tychto zktsenostf i prehlbe-
MIN vyyznama asmvslu samospra-
Wy stojime dnes pred skutocno-
q ,ou, % l'ud II prekyapujtcej
miere odyracia 81 Cd stran, ma