davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14

1, + . y. - ! /. .ss Z Il
jan Durdfk, Marcek -Svedernfk,
rrgu5e licenciu.. !
Peter Hrdli6ks, Horne Oresany, !
obdrzal informaciu podmienkach |
cestovania do Ameriky.
Andrej Kadek, Stara D'ala,
ziada 0 povolenie vyt'at' akacoye
stromy ma parcelovanom majet-
ku.
Anton Beladit, Racisdorf, hl'a-
da dceru Ceciliu, 13 rokov staru.
Jej posledna adresa bola: 1898 E.
73rd Street, Cleveland, O.
Jozef Taborecky, Klastor, Glen
80. sboru SLOW. Ldgy v Cleveland,
Ohio, podava ziadost' o licenciu.
Maria I1istiak, rodena Bednar,
vazec, zupa Podtatranska, ziaoa
! intervenciu, ably jej majetok v
Dolnych Zemberovciach boil pre-
pisany al ma dietky.
| Jan Havel, Skalica, Glen Sboru
Slov. Ligy V Binghamton, N. Z,
podava ziadost' licenciu.
i Matej Kr1pa, Move Mesto nal
lvahom, ziada intervenciu pri mi
nisterstve ', zaujme cesty DO A.
meriky. - .i.>,,' -.
| Julius Cilagi, zilina,, FFambor-
lska utica, 4s4 " Amerike Dol pred
vojnou), ziada pomoc rri vyma-
hani ,licencie ma neobmedzeny W.
cap napojov. +: 80. ~ ~ :.
| Stefan NeStak, Malzenice, hla-
! 81, ze financna straz naystivila no
v, ,lciencnej zalezitosti Petra Me-
1staka. y. J tt:l
! Jan Karaas, Malacky, obdrzal in
formacie OIL 'adom predaiu do
mu. ..E
Jan Koza, Pata mad Vahom, zia
da pomoc pri vymozeni cestovne.
listiny do Ameriky.
Ignac Krajcovic, <Bogdanovce
ziada 2pomoc pri vymahani licen
: Gle. = r..
v &Drahi bratia a sestry, kance1a
, ria Sloyenskej Ligy americkej
Bratislave vybavuje vsetky zale
: zitosti sverene jej clenami nase
j, organizacie a clenmi ich rodin n
e Slovensku, Preto obrat tie sa k ne
II pr kazdej 'prflezitosti doveror
u Vsetky listy tykajlce sa II
= formacnej Kancelarie Bratisla
h We racte adresovat': Slovensk
si Liga, P. O. Box 900, Pittsburgh
i Pa.
81 So srdecnym a bratskym pc
;e' zdravom som Vam oddany spolu
le brat, -:
10 1>,<s. " Jan A. Kocur,
n taiomnik Slow TSr,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14
6>1ZBoVY DOM $4,5o0.

Dom, ktory sa nachodi blizko
stredu mesta, medzi South Mar
ket, ma 6 izieb, fornes, elektriku,
gaz, vodu, ma dlazdenej ulici Z
tomu este al 2 izbova chalupa.
Majitel' obetuje ten majetok "a
$4,000. Lot je vel'ky, 42x165. Kto
hi ada dom, a zaujima sa 0 tento,
mech sa hlasi u M. Mraza, 800 w.
Federal st. " redakcii)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14

sbor Kato!ickeho Sokola usporia-
dal al6vpost,, I. j. oslayil jsho 10. /
ro9ns trvanie. Ne t1to vel'avy-|
znamnd sl6vDost dostsvili :sa '1nno
hi verejnf cinitelia a pracovnfci
IA naroda roll dedichej. Hovori-
Ii viaceri O pr6cach tejte mladej,
ale dnes silnej sloyenske- -katoli-
ckej organizacii . 9 potrebe orga
nizovania -sa. Uradnici patricneho
bratskeho spolku dokazali, ze kto1
pracuje, ten. pssperuie, a tito
bratia vcru pracujq, d6kazom 20
ho je, ze ma tejze slavnosti prijali
do svojho spolku 6s noyyeh Gle
nov. o narodnom zivote pozname-
navam, ze tamojsi 35. sbor Slov.
Ligy ostal lplne necinnym a to
n&sledkoan toho, ze ma. cello pa
tricneho sboru (cest vynimkam)
dostali sa l'udia, ktori nemaj1
smyslu pr spolupracu, a ktori
kladu svoje osobne zaujmy mad
zaujmy >narods. 80.
pocul som mnohe a veru oprav-
meme st 'aznosti, .ze isti tamojsi 'as
dia pova'zujdci sa, "a vodcov, ma
davajl mnohym elenom; dotyene-
no sboru SLOW. Ligy do zpiatocni-
kov sprostakov. Nuz a "a ta-
kych pomerov iste vsade nastanc
/ nesyornost' ochabnutie. AvSak
radost 'ou konstatujem, ze moja
praca Monessen, Pa, doniesia
| ltiez dobre ovocie nielen pre- SLOW
Ifgu, ale i pre- mas slovensky ma.
rod, lebo ziskal som dost' peknJ
pocet novych clenoy, ktori zaiste
budd nam pomahat' praci zs
kultlrne hospodarske povznese.
ME nasho naroda. Prosim opatov.
ne tvsetkych tamojsich bratov
sestny ably sa cim skorsie sorgan;
,ispvali a pomahali SLOW. Lige v je
4 pracach.
H., Drahi bratia mile sestry ma
.lrbds. sprosla. Vas, podajme 81 su
kytku spolosnsj praci "a prav'
nasho slovenskeho naroda. Pozri
te sa, vsetci nepriatelia Pitts
burghskej Dohody nej vyply
vajlcej samospravy Slovenska
ramci CS. republiky, ST hned
spolu, ked' treba prava naroda u
lbijat'. Opakujem, podajme 81 ru
; ky >ku spoloenej prAci este dne
:. lebo moze byt', ,ze zajtra- uz bud
neskere. Nerozmysl 'ajme, nevyh'
varajme sa, ale maine sa k Gin
l. ga til nasu slovencinu". Opato7
ne vyzyvam vssetkym roduvernyc
: Slovakov Slovenky, obnovte
elenovske prispevky do Slower
skej Ligy, zreorganizujte sts1
: sbory SLOW. Ligy. Nezabddajme,
J. SINE Slovaci a jako TAXI musin
r pomahat' nasemu narodu v ,jef
= potrebach a "a jeho st 'astnejsiu
> lepsiu bud1cnost'. Obetujme ka
Ieidy toho $1.O0 ma oltar vznesen
/ prace "a svoj nared, "a seba S
meho.
,Znacim sa S rodackym pozdr
| venim, Vam oddany spolubrat
% Peter Jalkubjansky,
u organizator 81. Lig
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14
D0mY ma PREDAJ
NACO PLATTE RENT?
Kupte 81 jeden z tychto domov:
SOUTH SIDE

Kupte 81 jeden z tychto domov:
SOUTH SIDE
Ma E. Marion, s izbovy moderny dom
"a $4,000.
Ma Z. Marion, izbovy moderny dom
"a $500.
Ma Myrtle Ave. izpovy dom "a
$3.50.
Ma South Ave. izbovy dom na vel'-
kom lote, "a $1,000.
Ma Plymouth izbovy dom ma vel'-
kom lote ovoc. stromami, fornesi,
kdpel', gaz, pumpa mestska voda, "a
$4,000.
Ma Mabel Ave., 5 izbovy dom, vsetky
pohodlnosti okrem elektriny, "a $4,000.
sTEELToN
Ma Florence Ave. izbovy dom $ po.
hodliami zahradkou, "a $4450.
Ma Manhattan Ave. izbovy dom,
v zahrade IA ovoc. strdmov, "a 5000.
Ma Florence Ave. 6 izbovy dom na
duplovanom lote, "a $5400.
Lot ma rohu Bellevista a Manhattan,
"a $1150. =, j
NORTH SIDE
Pri Oak St. S izbovy dom a lotov
"a $3.50.
Akcr pozemku diva domy ma Bel
mont Ave. "a $3.50.
Ma Meadow, izbovy dom "a $4,000.
LANsINGvILLE
Indiasola Ave.-Novy bungalow s.
izbovy SO svsetkym pohodlim "a $3.50.
Ma Caledonia st. izbovy dom "a
$365O.
EAST YOUNGSTOWN
Ma Tremble Ave. izbovy dom 9
mnohymi pohodliami "a $4s5O.
Este name jeden izbovy dom M
N. Rebecca ST., moderny "a $475O, ma
Boston Ave. 9 izbovy moderny dom, "a
$500, 4 izbovy dom ma Smithfield st.
"a $4,000, jeden 6 izbovy ma Dorothy
Ave. "a $3.50 viacer6 dobre farmy.
Vsetky t1 uvedens domy sd pond-
kane "a nizsiu cepu, nez ST hodny.
vyberte 81, aky vam je treba kde
chcete byvat' prid'te osobne alebo
zavolajte po telefone. Ochotne pouks.
zujem.
mattel llRkz
$40 w. Federal St. ina poschodi)
Telefony:
Bell, Main 5176. Auto. 573s
lByt: 1854 South Ave-, Auto. 7369e
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14
DO RENTU FARMA

Da 50 do rentu 12G pol akrova
farma v Coitsville Township I'M
dlazdenej ceste, so 6 izbovym do
nom. Vel'ka farma domkom ma
mlieko, kurnik dive studne. Hla-
sit sa treba u Henry Greenwald,
Auto. 767O3 "a 78943.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14
PREDA SA AUToMoBIL.

PREDA SA AUToMoBIL.
Krasny Cole s cylindrovy auto
mobil Cleveland vrchom, 5 no
vych cord gumovych rafov, vo W.
bornom mechanickom stave. Cena
len $500. Hast sa treba u J. r..
sturman, Dollar Bank, cudzozem-
ske oddelenie. !; =
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14

Tri izbovJ kvartiel . klpelha
muzovi zene bez deti ktorf by
opatrili fornes ' apartments. W.
svedcenie sa ziada. Haste sa {.
1914 Ohio Ave. !, IL.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14
Maxwell Roadster

1922 model. Toto je vel mi utesen&.
Vyzera ide ako nova. Budete hrdf ma
tlto karu. 263 w. Commerce st. Fed.
5265. Pytajte sa ma Mr.. Hanson.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14
.HL,ADAlu DtEV6A

Ma yseebecnd domacu pracu, MET
prania, ami biglosania. Naaa 20.
dina dobra plaza. Haste 50 Y
Mrs. s. H. ssdvits; $50 Crandsl
Ave, Youngstown, Ohio. Bell tel.
Main 1857 - Auto. 7254
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14
sBIERKY DosLE SLOW. LICE
cd /. do 81. j1la 1923.

Ma shierku vychodn6ho Slovenska
Cislo 263. IKSJ. Dupont, Pa.
$500.
Na Miliondol&rovu sbierku.
Jan Ochodnicky, Glen II. sboru,
Chicago, I'll. $500. ........
Ma podporu Mar. Novin v MARITIME
Rev. Stefan Kocis, Youngstown,
Ohio $1.O0. 20. sbor Ligy v Mil
waukee, Wis. $500. Spolu $500.
Ma InfoEma6nd lEancel&riu v lrau
Andrej Salaika, S. E. Canton.
Ohio $1!00.
Sl'achetnym darcom v meme 81
Ligy srde6ae d'akujem sdcasne
prosim vsetkych milovnikov naro-
da, ably podl'a mosnosti prispe!i
k tymto sbierkam.
s rodackym pozdravehim som,
Van oddany spolubrat,
Jan a. Kocdr, I
tajomnik 81. Ligy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14
4 IZB0VY "A $1,000.

Preda sa 4-izbovy domcek, 3
izby ma prizemi kuchyha v piv-
nici, ma Fountain St. "a $4,000.
Haste sa u M. Mraza, v redakcii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14
Studebaker

1922 light 6, ma lnnoh6 zylastnosti,
a''o Aircraft vrch, bumperi atd'. Toto
je kara ako nova. Hotova ist kdekol :.
vek. ,Zavolajte: Main 1921.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14
DOMY MA PRfDAJ
DOM MA LANs1Nav1LLE $500

DOM MA LANSINGVILLE $500
Nam ma predaj dobry 5 izbovy
dom, novofarheny papierovany
krem dvoch izicb, 50 ysetkym po-
hodlim, ako kiipelnou, g&zcm, e.
lektrikou, mestskou vodou, for
nesom, ma peknom aote, pri slo-
venskom kostole a bllzko do ro-
boty, ma Harmon Ave. Tento dom
musi byt' rychlo predany. Haste
sa u M. Mraz (v redakcii), 800
w. Federal st. ina 2. floore.) =
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14

Prid tie sa ku mne poradit' Mo-
zem vam zadovazit' kupcov ry-
chic. Matej Mraz, 32O w. Federal
st, (na poschodi.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14
oZNAMENIE.

STOR A DOM SO ZAHRAD0U.
Preda sa sl'ubny obchod s no.
wynn 1-floor bungalow a pol akro-
wa zahradou pri Mill Creek parku.
V dome je gaz i elektrika, fornes.
Ma dvore pumpa, garadz. Mnoho
ovocnych stromov. Preda 50 lscno,
Tiez lot 63x347 pri tomto majetkuu.
Haste sa u NJ. Mraza, redakcii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14

DOM MA SALT SPRING ROAD
4 izbovy dom kuchyna XII
pelnou ma lote 40x150, dome
gaz, elektrika, fornes, cimentova-
ma pivnica, tiez garadz, stodola,
udiarna, kurnik, vsetko "a $3250.
Toto je skutocna lacnota. Preda sa
i Fordka, 2 vozy sena krava.
Haste sa M. Mraza, 320-22 w
Federal St.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14
Hudson 7-osobna

Tato kara je yel'ka lacnota, Al
stavc, tiez dobra farba. Podmienky 81
mierne. 263 w. Commerce ST., Fed. 5265
Pytajte sa ma Mr.. Hanson.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14
BlJI.E TIN ! |


4 4 Vi b &
v Honassaad fA ,3l n
Navstivil sem .mnoh yeh | nasich
statnych bratov, ktdr1 pfkre. v ten
den yydrziavai schodza. %, sborul
Slov. Ligy. Ma schodzu dostavili
sa vsetci dprimni narodni pracov-l
nici a verni clenovia Slov. Ligy,l |
ktorf nielen slovom, ale i skutka-
mi dokazujl svoju lasku a odda-
most k svojmu slovenskemu ma
rodu svojej narodnej ustanoyiz-
nj. Sch6dzu zahajil brat Alberty,
predseda dotyeneho sboru Slov.
Ligy, privitajdc pritomnych bra
tov, v kr6tkej reel vysvetlil .ciel'
tejto schodze. Pc vybaveni sboro-
vych yeci, prehovofiliA iAviaceri bra
tia pracach a pedujatiach Slev.
Ligy, sl'ubujlc. vse1noznd podpo-
ru, ably praca q podnjatia Slov.
Ligy boly SO zdarom vykcnane.
!, olassport, Pa.
Y tomto meste6ku panuje iste
ochabhhtie,; ale vd'aka nieko!'-
kym rodqvernym slovakom "a to,
ke tito 81: sbor Slov. Ligy udrzu-
ni., a. pbtzbudzujd tamojsi sloven-
sky l'ad K d'aisej praci "a vzrast
nasej organizaeie u "a spojenic
ysetkych tam9jsfch sloyakov v
tejze. ,opakujeny sEdeana 4 'vrela
vd'aka i'm "a tdtso a1lssitd' !s pracu.
Duquesney Pa. .'...,.,;, ).
Bratia Duqusssspiss .sa el'mi
dobre sorganizovani, taanpjsi AZ.
sbor slov. Ligy ma ,dost'. peknI
pocet dobrestojacick. ...oltcn'qy.. q
toto patrf v prvom adssIdenanie
braton sborovym dradnikotns .
tym clenom, lktori i v tychto t'az-
kych casoch pcvnc pr svojej Or
ganizacii Slov. Lfge a pri jej pro-
CRANE stoja.
Monongahela, Pa.
O nasich bratoch a sestrach ,
tomto mesteGku mnoho vo verej
nosti nepoeut', ale kto k MIN pri
de, ten sa presvedci, ze zijI tan
tichf, odusevneni Sfovaci, sktor
5praeujh "a svoj narod a pomalia,
jd mu podi'a svojich moznosti.
Mn6hi clenovia tunajsieho 3335
sboru SLOW. Lfgy odcestovali n;
to nase mile Slovensko. Aysak tu
najsia Slovac 81 predsa udrzuj
sbor Slov. Ligy a pomahaj1 nan
v praci "a uplatnenie Pittsburgh
skej Dohody a z nej vyplyvaj1
cej samospravy Slovenska ram
ci Cs. republiky. Slava vam, bra
tia sestry "a to, ze pokracuje
te praci "a iplne osvobodeni
nasho slovenskeho naroda pod Ia
trami.
Ellsworth, Pa.
0 tamojsich a zvfaste marco
nych pomerech dale by ia mnol,
plsat', ale o dobrej stranke b
toho vel'a nebole, .lebo tam, ak
mnohych inych mestach mt
steckach tisn1 sa nasmu l'udu 2
vodcov TAXI India, ,ktori dl'a ic
skutkov davno prestali byt' Sic
vakmi. Preto, belo by lepsie t
nieien pre- tamojscih bratov Sc
stry, ale pre- cell slovenskd We
rejnost' keby patricnych l'udi oo
stranili postavili ma ich miest
l',adf ktori nracova1i . nra c,1
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14
6 IZBOVY DOM v HASELTON
IA $370O.

Ma N. Blaine Ave-, mocne bu-
dovany 6 izbovy dom, lot 52x2oO,
gaz, voda, elektrika, kurnik, len
"a 5000. Haste sa u M. Mraza,
32O+22 w. Federal, redakcii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14
RODINA ODCHADZA z MEsTA
MA MA PREDAJ

1900 praci stroj a Simplex biglo-
vaci stroj. Spalnove sety, kasne
na knihy, stoly, stolicky, koberce
a mnohe inc domace potreby. Hla-
ste sa " elsie 1899 Elm ST., na rohu
Broadway. -...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14

Pocss m6jho pobytu v,kruhu Ia
mojsich bratov sestar, miestny
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-11
mic" Sacco, on Hunger Strike
in JAIL Expects Death Soon

ever since. Yesterday, counsel for
the defense asked another week in
which to complete argument for q new
trial. Against the wishes of Sacco,
who urged swift conclusion, the
judge granted the postponement. The
prisoners were escorted back to con-
finement, Vanzetti going to the states
prison at Boston, and Sacco coming to
the Jail here where he has lived for
34 months.
Case Has Inspired BOmbings.
The Sacco-Vanzetti case has at
tracted worldwide attention. 1t is
considered one of the strangest in the
history of criminology. Its echoes
have been heard in Moscow, Paris,
Rome and even South America, where
their fellow Communists and sympa-
thizers have sought to terrorize Amer
lean ambassador and consuls by noisy
demonstrations and bomb threats, in
hopes of winning the release of Nick"
and Bart"
Sympathy for the convicted men has
not ben confined to the reds of this
country and the Communists of for
eign lands. Organized labor and par
Tor Socialists prominent in Boston's
back bay section and other aristo-
cratic suburban cities and towns have
joined in demanding a new trial. The
wife of United States Supreme
Court justice has offered her home
to the wife of one of the prisoners
that she may be near him in the
Jail.
When the United States authorities
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-11
A YEAR AGO TO-DAY
Police and Detectives Recall Hold Up
OF New Braunfels Bank.

San Antonio headquarters police
and detectives Saturday recalled the
sensational hold-up of the First State
bank of New Braunfels, which &C.
CURED one year ago. The robbery
which netted the gunner 100000 in
gold, silver, currency and negotiable
paper was staged at u 20 in the
afternoon.
No trace of the robbers or loot was
ever found.
The bandits drove up to the front
of the bank, While three entered the
place with drawn guns, a fourth re-
manned seated in the car. T. G. Blum
berg, president of the bank; r. +.
Hopper and X. A. Ludwig, cashiers
and bookkeeper Clarence Wetzel were
forced TO lie, face downward, on the
floor. The robbers carried sacks of
loot from the place, emptied it into
the car and sped away.
Within 30 minutes more than 100
officers from three counties were
securing the entire country between
here and Austin for the bandits. Air
planes later joined in the chase. The
posses remained on the job for three
days and then quit. No trace was ever
found of the bandits.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-11
TO CLOSE AT SIX
Income Tax Payments Promise to
Rival Last Years Record.

The internal revenue offices in the
federal building will be open until
u o'clock Thursday evening, March
10, the last day for the filing of in
come tax returns, according to an an
nouncement made by Maj. III. {.
Glover, deputy collector of internal
revenue in charge of the San Antonio
district. Until that day, the offices
Will be open from S o'clock in the
morning TO D o'clock in the after
noon, Major Glover said.
In ofder to avoid heavy penalty
income tax returns and the partial or
entire payment of the tax must be
made. to the internal revenue service
by midnight of March Is. The re-
turns should be in the hands of the
collector of internal revenue at Aus
tin by that date, or if the returns are
taken or sent to the deputy collectors
office in ASH Antonio, they will be
stamped at the time of filing here.
According to the indications noted
by the San Antonio deputy collector.
the amount of income tax payments
this year, will at least equal, il not
surpass the income tax payments last
year.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-11
lesses offering testimony considered

nesses offering testimony considered
damaging.
Scenes even more dramatic are ex-
pected next Friday, particularly if in
ternationally famous Sacco is carried
to court on a stretcher, although, of
course, he may be dead by then. The
government will submit startling coun-
ter affidavits to those of defense coun-
sci. The defense contends that two
government witnesses since the trial
of 1921 shave taken back what they
said against Sacco and Vanzetti." The
government will tend to prove that
some of these witnesses were coerced
into contradicting themselves for the
prisoners benefit and one was drunk
when writing his self contradiction.
And while the prosecutors and the
lawyers for defense marshal forces
for the imminent fray, Nicola Sacco
turns away from viands cooked by
friends in an attempt to draw him
from his purpose and suffers. His
wife pleads with him to eat. He
shakes his head YEARLY.
Some to see me whenever you cam"
he whispers to her. "for l won't be
here much longer. On the forty-fourth
day of my hunger strike l will be
dead
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-11
SHOW NETS $1,000
Bad Weather Holds Down Attend.
ance at Cowboy Contest.

Due principally to the bad weather
which prevailed during the first few
days, only $4,000 was melted the po-
hcemen's and firemen's relief fund out
of the Championship Cowboy Contest
which was staged here last weel,, &C.
cording TO Fire Chief A. J. Goetz. In
spite of this fact. plans are now being
formulated, Chief Goetz said to make
this an annual event as with good
weather it is believed it could be made
a paying proposition. 1t also helps to
advertise the city. the chief said.
Prizes for ticket sales announced
are as follows: Charles Jet. patrol
man, won first prize for selling the
most tickets, ae45-calber automatic
pistol; John JUST. motorcycle Off
Ger won the second, a check for $50
and j. Fl. Johnston, the third of $50.
Engine Company No. Z took first
prize in the fire department, a check
Tor 500; second prize went to Engine
COMPANY No. ~ and the third to
Truck Company No. 1. All members
OF both departments sold tickets for
the contest,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-11
erma an Industrialists
Could Guarantee Pay
ments If Encouraged.
NEEDS A NEGOTIATOR
Guaranteeing of Germany's
Sovereignty Would Be
First Requirement.
BY MAMMALIAN HARDEN.

Copyright, by The San Antonio Light.
Berlin, March 10.-It is deeds and
not words that are necessary today.
Raymond Poincare, premier of France
controlling the greatest army the
world ever knew, has the chance to
prove himself a great statesman.
Germany is ruined. She is printing
billions of marks every week and
sowing hatred while suggesting the
revival of the monarchy. This latter
is not necessarily stupid. 1t holds
the attention of the people.
But something must be done and
that soon. The two days parade of
rhetoric in the Reichstag shows "all
parties are supporting the govern
ment." But this in itself is harmful
inasmuch as it may offend tomor-
rows negotiator.
And there must be a negotiator.
Unfortunately no suggestion is hear !
that We pay France all We can on &C.
count. This offer, if made, certainly
would be accepted, unless France
wished to disgrace herself in the eyes
of the world.
Meanwhile the great German indus
trial leaders seem about ready to guar
antee the reparations if they could
find some means Of financial control
which, would not affect Germany
sovereignty. The Ruhr area has been
tied up for two months while the
heart of German industry is scream
ing to Heaven.
Way Out for Poincare.
France, while refusing to pay her
creditors has been forced to make her
own budget still worse by balancing
it through the authorized issue of l.
4OO,OO0,OO0 francs in bonds. This is
Poincare's opportunity. He can sug-
gest some method whereby his face can
be saved in the Ruhr. By neglecting
territorial gains he may open the way
10 industrialists who would, if they
were allowed TO, guarantee the Ger
man indemnities.
Of course whether statesmen yet
would be willing to admit mistakes is
hard to say. Germany is suffering
from parliamentary parades" which
are designed to show that in all that
has transpired since the war she has
been snow white while all other PEG.
pies have been criminals. Anyone cri.
itching the government is a self
nvowed traitor. This has had the worst
possible effect abroad.
The chancellor so far has been I'M
able to see that this elaborate praise
of Germany reminds the outside world
of that particular propaganda of which
it is heartily sick. Cuno's Ruhr
strategy was designed TO secure in
England and America sympathy and
the belief that the employment Of force
by France was an outrage. Where in
Prevention was hoped for. there exists
only indifference. America has let il
be known she is not interested in the
Versailles treaty which she, herself
did not ratify. Lloyd-George. who
would pose as a savior. himself agreed
TO the occupation of the Ruhr as far
hack as 1921 ain case Of a voluntary