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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1923-12-27
UNIVERSITY GLEE
CLUB is TO SING
Singers of Washington to Entertain
at the Liberty Theatre New
Years Night

The University of Washington Glee
Club which will appear in concert in
Kennewick at the Liberty theatre on
New Years night is the best that
that institution has turned out in
wears. according to Dean Irving M.
Glenn. of the music department.
"The club contains some exception
al voices this year, and we OF the
music department consider that the
University is fortunate in being able
to band together this group OF men"
said Dean Glen. each of the sections
is well balanced and am sure that
the 1923-24 club will do more than
Justice to the reputation it has IN
herited from past seasons.
The club is comprised of twenty
five especially picked voices, who
have been in training for the past
three months under the supervision of
Dean Glen. These men will present
a program Of wide variation of num-
hers: some of the heavy, melodra-
matte type, some Of the lighter vein,
and others with touches of subtle
comedy.
The repertoire is said to be of a
higher grade than the usual, due to
the quality of the voices in the club.
The program of the club will be inter-
spersed with numbers offered by the
new Varsity Quartette; the Washing
tonians, ten-piece eccentric orches-
ira: banjo duo; saxophone trio, and
several solos.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1923-12-27
BASKETBALL
FRIDAY EVE
First Of Athletic Association
Games to Be Played
in High Gym

There are going to be lot of sore
arms and legs and joints among the
members of the Athletic association
after Friday night, for four teams are
going to line up in the high school
gym and play, or at least play at,
basketball.
The big attraction will be the game
between the Woolies captained by Lee
Semon and the Baldies captained by
James Barton. Semon has on his list
most every fellow in the association
who has hair. Here they are, Herman
Schmidt, Ray Yates, Ralph Reed, Emil
Peterson, Joe Perry, Bob Maekie, Cy
Smith, Bill Gravenslund, Al Haas and
Win Gascoigne. The Barton Baldies
are Frank Lincoln, Joe Martin, Doc
Tullar, Phil Warnock, Fritz Bremmer,
Irv Mueller, Charlie Kasper and c.
H.. Milam.
When the hair and no-hair fellows
are not on the floor, games will be
played between two picked associa-
tioh teams and the two high school
teams. Those elected to play the first
high team are; Gull White, Avery
Truman, VIM. Strickler, Glen john
son, George D. Peters Jr., VIM. Byrd,
Byron Johnson, Glen Swanson, and
u. m. Byram. The second team is
Russell Day, Bob Anderson, I. S.
Gleason, Granville Kennedy, DIR. C. F.
McCuskey, Floyd Higley, Earl Perry
and Irving Peterson.
The play will start promptly at 7:30
and there will be something doing
every minute until the finish.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1923-12-27
MRS. PETERSON DIES

Mrs. Bert Plowman has received
word that her mother, Mrs. I. Peter
SON died Christmas afternoon, of
pm eumonia, at her home in Venice,
California. She had been i'll only a
few days. Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson
made their home for a time in Ken
newick and have many friends here,
She is survived by her husband and
ten children. One son Irving Peterson
lives here and another SON I. Peter
son is a resident of Richland.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1923-12-27
ASK MONEY
FOR PROJECT
Ellensburg Men Hope to Get
Statewide Aid For the
Kittitas Unit

Development of the Kittitas unit
of the Yakima highline project, that
being the one :zelected for first de-
velopment by the reclamation serv-
ices special board of engineers is to
be sought through supplement ap-
preparation bill attached to the reg
ular appropriation bill Of the interior
department, says the Yakima Repub-
lie. Plans for campaign to obtain
statewide support in the effort to
have the supplement bill passed by
the congress are now being made by
the Ellensburg boosters under the
leadership of F. A. Kerns, secretary
of the Kittitas Irrigation district.
A supplemental appropriation of
$5OO,OOO for work on the Kittitas
unit during the coming fiscal year
is to be sought. This sum was orig
inally included in the reclamation
budget of DR.. Hubert Work for the
1924 fiscal year but was trimmed
from the budget.
Members of the irrigation commit
tee of the Spokane Chamber of Com
merce at their meeting this week,
went on record as approving the ap-
preparation and pledging their aid to
the attempt to have the supplemental
bill attached. Their action will be
submitted to the Chamber of Com
merce. executive committee for final
Endorsement. It is pointed out that
the supplemental appropriation will
not in the least hinder the tax re-
duction plan as reclamation funds, Sc
cured from the sale of public lands,
contain more than the amount need
ed in the regular revolving fund
which must be used for reclamation
development.
Members of the Yakima Valley Ir-
rigation league, which includes, boost
ers for all four highline projects,
have already gone on record as pledg-
ing their support to the Kittitas men
in their campaign. The work at
Washington is being directed by
Kern's brother, a Virginia lawyer
who has been on the job for the Kit
titas Irrigation district for some
months. While there has been gen.
eral disappointment in the lower val
ley that the Kittitas project was Sc
lected for first development, there
has been no tendency to hold hack
from the drive for the supplemental
appropriation.
Support by the Spokane people is
particularly desired as they have an
organization designed to work for
the Columbia Basin project which
would also give service to the general
cause of reclamation on the smaller
units.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1923-12-27
NEW YEARS DANCE
Anniversary Dance and Oyster Supper
At Highlands Club House

The second birthday of the High
lands Club house will be fittingly eel
ebrated New Years night when the
Highlands Improvement and Woman's
clubs will entertain at al big ami
versary dance and oyster supper. The
new club house was dedicated New
Years day 1922 with big chicken
dinner and dance and the Highlands
clubs intend to continue the custom
giving an anniversary dance each
year.
The dance at the club house Christ
mas was largely attended and the
dancers were unanimous in praise of
the quality of music furnished by the
Powder River orchestra.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1923-12-27

Mrs. Fannie Bartlett French, Dean
Of Women at Whitman college was
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Hoyt
Wednesday and Thursday of this
week. Wednesday noon, Mrs. Hoyt en-
tertained at luncheon in honor of Mrs.
French with covers placed for Miss
Clara Jahnke of Spokane, president
of the State Educational association,
Mrs. Robert Jahnlle Of Pasco, Mrs.
S. M. Carson, of Seattle, Mrs. M. M.
Moulton and Miss Sadie Aaron. Mrs.
French left Thursday for Seattle.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1923-12-27
NURSES SCHOOL

The second semester of the trained
nurses classes begins January 1, at
Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital in Pas
CO. Lectures are given by the medi-
cal faculty of the hospital, the ply
sicians and surgeons of Kennewick
and Psco. Girls of Kennewick and
Pasco who wish to enter have the
double advantage of being near home
and following the courses Of medical
men whom they know as friends.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1923-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Carnahan had
for Christmas guests, Mrs. Carna-
hans sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. w. F. Sims of Lewiston;
Idaho, who with their son and daugh-
ter are mailing holiday trip which
includes visit with relatives in Che,
halls, Seattle, Portland and Roseburg
Oregon. Mr.. and Mrs. Sims were al
one time Kennewick residents leaving
here about sixteen years ago.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1923-12-27

WI. and Mrs. Harold Oliver were
.os's ]. Tor a very pleasant Christmas
a.nner !. party. Covers were placed for
-, and Mrs. R. A.; Oliver, Florence
I Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. David Gibbs
sau 81 son of Pasco, Rufus Yelland of
iield, Iowa, Mrs. Gibbs father,
r..,, o Is guest at her home, Miss
=. 'n Chapman and Mr.. and Mrs.
.er, The table was beautifully dec
CO. ea with holly with a large silver
' forming the center piece.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1923-12-27
HOLIDAY TRADE GOOD
Local Merchants Say Business was
Better Than il was Last Year

With few exceptions Kennewick
merchants report an excellent holiday
trade. Generally the volume of bust
ness exceeded expectations and was
larger than last year. Christmas
buying, the merchants say, was not
confined to special gift goods but
trade in staples was heavy.
i Whatever the community's Christ
mas lacked it was not short on
sweetness. For the most part candy
stocks Were depleted. Tons of candy
We're sold, Price e. Lincoln alone sold
two and a quarter tons of bulk candy
and three thousand pounds of nuts.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1923-12-27

Mrs. C. S. Knowles and Mrs. II. S.
,Whitbeck will leave tonight for their
old home at Schenectady New York,
where Mrs. Whitbeck has been called
by the serious illness of her father.
Mrs. Knowles will accompany her and
will be joined later by Mr.. Knowles
who goes east to attend the 50th we'd
ding anniversary of his parents which
will be celebrated February %.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1923-12-27
SCHOOL PAPER

The first number of the Hover
School Press has been issued. It is
a little four-page publication edited
by the high school pupils. Its columns
are sdevoted to news Of the school
and community. The printing is done
on the school PRESS under the direction
of Superintendent Weir.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1923-12-27
GET YOUR BILLS IN

Under the provisions of the new
state budget law, claims against the
county incurred during 1928 cannot
be paid until January, 1925 unless
they are filed with the county auditor
by January z. The auditors official
notice to this effect is published else
where in this paper.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1923-12-27

Miss Anne Davis of Tacoma, man.
ager for the Woman's Glee club of
Washington State College was in
Kennewick the first of the week ar
ranging dates for the glee club.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1923-12-27

=. 4. Gilcrest entertained with
A.. amliy dinner party on Christmas
NJ. lovers were laid for Mr.. and
NJ, pert Moores, Marjorie Moores,
CIV a'la Mrs. Raymond Gilcrest who
d,r w , nrom Pendleton for the holi-
crss. VIII Gilcrest and Mrs. r. Gil
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1923-12-27

Tom Soth returned to Walla WaIla
Tuesday night after a holiday visit
at his home.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1923-12-27

DIR. and Mrs. T. B. Hauschild were
hosts at small dinner party Christ
mas.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-09
SAMosPRAVA sLOvENSKA "A CESKO-
sLoVENsKA VzAJOMNOST.
Pise: Rev. A. Kompanek.

Je bez otazky, re bud1cnost
ynutorna a vonkajsia sila CS. re-
ppbliky zavisi cd uprimnej brat
skej .shody Ccchov-a Slovakov, Cd
ccesho-slovenskej vzajomnosti. Ne
slnie byt medzi nami nerozriese-
1neho pomeml, ME predpojatosti,.
sebeckosti, ale nznallie ma soboch
stranacli q ME ziadat' ,uznanie len
ma jednej strane. .Musilne mat ta-
XII vzajomnost', re 81 jedendru-
hemu poradime, pom0zeme, do
,plnima sd. Tato vzajomnost ysak
'je co ipso odsudena ma nevzajom-
most, jestli sa ona ma pestovat
nasilnost ami, eprostriedkami ne
prirodzenymi, slovenskemu naro-
-du vobec neprijatel 'nymi teoria-
mi, d'alej namyslenost 'ou, mad
vladou, posmievanim slaHsieho,
|hudanim mu Filipincoch, zpia-
tocnictve. zaostalosti, mad 'ar0n
Estve atd'.
Tato vzajomnost' ma svoju pri-
rodzenu podu slovenskom l'ude.
.Videli sme to po prevrate, ked
l'ud naozaj laskou vital kazde-
no ceskeho nradnika, vojaka. Lud
povazoval kazdeho Cecha "a sku-
tocneho brata, citil sa byt' MIN
ia rovnakeho, $ ktorym ma svoj
spolocny stat. Ones pravda ne
mono hovorit 0 takej bratskosti,
laske. vzajomnosti, ak1 by kazdi
roduyerny SloNak rad videl, ba
smiestami mono hovorit' 0 istom
antagonizme. Preto.a.4ebo spra-
vi Movenska dosta'fho rnk l',f-
sdia prekotnymi snahami, nepo-
citajdci realnym zivotom, ktori
zacali so Slovenskom zachadzat'
Ma zaklade teorie jednotnosti
ceskoslovenskeho naroda, INA
meni naprostej nerozdielnosti
Czech a Slovenska. V snahe urobit
"a kazd1 cenu jedno 70 vsetkeho
ceskeho sloyenskeho. A ked' to
neslo po dobrom. chceli to. mat
po zlom.
Ked 'ze vsak nijaka laska IA wa
jomnost ma tomto svete media. SO
pestovat' nasilnost 'ou, ba nas!-
most vyvola prave opak toho, ie
celkom prirodzene, ze zaklad ma
sci budncnosti: esko-slovenska
vzajomnost' Dol povazlive nastr-
beny. Nemohlo to byt inaksie.
Centralizmus opsravedlhoval o.
spravedlnuje sa tym, ze Slovaci
sd neschopni ma riadenie svojho
zivota, sn zaostali. Slovensko je
,nieco inferiornejsie. horsie, nez
Cechy. To sa rozumie, re ked' mi
niekto stale o tom bude hovorit !,
ze som horst, nizsi. nehodnejsi OIL
neho. zaiste nemoze odo nina zia-
dat, ably som V mojom srdci pre-
chovaval nejak1 zvlastnu pritul-
most k nemu.
Tato nepriazniya misnka 0 Slo-
vakoch sa celkom zakorenila psi
rodzene tejto mienke primerane
robilo sa al v praksi.
Podavam niekol'ko uryvkov cd
vynikajncich l'udi a to nam Jas
ne povie, ze ma Slovensko hi adj
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-09
80
DUSKn POeTRAOHOM a. QUA1E. - S - - ! 7

sa boil Enska od nspaihat skodila ,nu pfi'
lssa plSeA Aitosti Vyrvala ovoce vt 'asstva mad
Tlikamf vojnou polnahaa Japoncoin rlaskc.
vojne ona mu polnohla padu anarch, kto-
teraz Ianje n Rusku Ale jej strach enrestava Rus
ke sA posledne spriatellos Treckos al Cino
dehb agitdteri pracujd Idi Ma konferencii mierus
AnRlickom d Greckor Turc bosmeleni Rusko1n, drzai
Sa tvrdo q Angicania nedociel ncoho Konferenca So
robisa' Tllci hrpzia Anglii novou vojnou.
AN So kedy vel xa britska risa rozkydne bude tomu
l,rcinou Rusko. 2 .a1ss
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-09

sa okom ponizujlcim, yysvetli, ze
dovera sloyenskeho l'udu mala
preco upadat'. Me sl to mole slo-
va "a preto nemam priciny vyho-
yarat' sa, ze sa trochu prikre.
We'd inacej ked' sa chce liecit,
musl sa al trpka pilulka uzit'.
Cesky casopis vladny s'Stit Nj
roda" takto uvazuje: "v Cechach
ustalil sc MAJOR povazovati Slo-
yensko "a jakousi kolonii, kte,a
musi sc. vycerpati, ktera Sc musi
zcivilizovati a kan Sc vyvezou
vsechny ziMy, ktere Cechach
neisou k potrebe, anebo ktere jsou
panstvu vladnimll nepohodlnt.
Nelibi-i Sc chovani nektereho plH-
kovnlka, nebo generala, posle sc
ma Slovensko, nepozdraviAi nes
ktery 1rednik Ii yrbicek, mnsl co
nejdrive ma Slovensko. Ma Skoly,
trady slovenske dosazovany silly
nejposlednejsi, takze Sc II mas ma
zyva Slovensko trestaneckou ko-
lonii. Popiranim pnavdy Sc ma
Slovensku pomery nenapravi a
my primo rfcl Sc: nebojime, za co
psano v ceskych novinach 0 Slo
vensku jest vedome klamani a
nadhaneni We prospech zidovske a
socialisticke vlady prazske. Ko-
rupee tiradech i zivote spolocen-
skem, ktera otravuje mas veske-
rv Mvot, zahnizdila Sc pricinenl1n
Cechu take ma Slovensku. Jen to
nezapirejme -
Alebo GO pisG yladny Slovensky
Dennik v 122. K. 1921 pera sta
ruckeho jana Slavika St: "Prvou
pracou bolo povolat' ku sprave
byrokratov. uviest' system nplat-
kov, centralok. povol l'ovat' III
dom, Slovensko obsadit' ako neja-
En .zaujatn provinciu a uz potom
nahrnulo sa sem. mnozstvo po-
chybnych, zhubnych existencii,
elho kalibru prlzivnikov, triedni
a politicki streberi, ktori mas l'ud
stvali proti nam roduvernym Slo-
vakom... "
Alebo tn je 1ryvok clankn
Srobarovho, uyerejneneho no
vorocnom elsie (vlani) ceskeho
vladneho casopisu "Venkov ":-
|"Na Slovensku je dost l'udi
|zlych nanichodnych musime 81
10 mich prehovorit'. ably SINE vset-
ko len neprechvalili spravedli-
vosti kirk nevylomili. Toto je drum
|l'udi, ktori viacej skodia, ako
vsetka agitacia zahranicna a do
maca. Najdete ich kazdom obc-
ire statnej cinnosti: medzi profe-
sormi, medzi rozlicnymi komisar-
mi, medzi iiradnikmi, priemysel-
niki, ysade: lneste i ma dedrne...
Pridu-li tito l'udia do Prahy, ma
davajn ma Slovakov.. Robia to pre-
to, aby svoje zlociny zakryli...
Pripomeniem este Kramara, kto
rf pri zakladani svojej strany ma
Sloyensku talito hovoril: "My
SHINE jeste o tom, ze Sloyensko je
pro mas kolonif.. Jako Sc dayaji
Anglicanumr pridavky, kdyz jdou
do Indie, tax sc davaji nasim Il
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-09
spoKoJN1 RoBorNfK DAvA Wac PRAoE

Anerika, zem yelika gem pokloku. : pisa mas neza
olnenute ny Furdek A vskutku ako jc Amerika vek;i
TAX s al jej pokroky velike Aherka predict vsetky
lpdv pokrok, najnovsim pokrokom je zlepsene Ia
obchodenie zanestnavatel'oy s robotnikni.
Mnohi americd kapitalisti 50 srdcom i lozumom na
nieste prsi mysienku ze spokojnl stastny robot
nix vyda wac lepsej praee nez robotik ktory je
spoEony slabo patenv, azko pracujuc, nellalc cas
ai najmersie pobavee pookriate pocas jeo laace
Ones Amelike jest ia sta tovalm dielni ktor6 su
cistucke zdrave prjema svete Kto cestuje, ma pri-
eztost sa presvedc ako annohe tovarne zarasten1
,Sinzelenon aebo tahavyM vnicom, okolo tovarne
chodf sa krisna luka, tovarou rse pre- base ball.
ovani yadlp pre- pohybve obrazy citacie siene, je
dalne, knpeln me- pavarne tanecne konceItne miesno
sti Robotnci majn stvrt pol hodinkove "oddychy'
pocas ktorvch hr orcesra aebo eec dava koncertv
ich platy sl tiez ME najhorsie, take e uoznene
zit 20 Fudsky, 20 anerkansky. Najdete domoch tai
kych robotnikov piano, viktiuu najdete pek knizlc,
garadM AUTOMOBILE sloyo: nadete st astn blahobyte
Il spokojne zijdeu anaercil roailn: q. .t .. 1.
Pravda ME este vseb serAlafe die,e nnajai zave-
dent faketo pohodl hfslie setx zaobehedia SO svc-
lmi robotikni po l'udssy Si to menovite baske spo-
ocnosti, potem mno1e zeezialske ocelarske priemy
seine podniky ackol'vek poslednych badt nachyl-
most K lepsiemu zaobchodeniu Ma prklad Youngstown
Sheet and Tube Co. ma svoj Welfare Department kto
~ stara dobrobyt jej robotnicya ma pre hrise,
park velky obchod, ktorom robonic dostanu ysetko
acnesie, spolo6nost postava dov ktore 81 robotncl
spacajn ponaly ma Inc zlepsena zachadzanl Ale to
e este len zaciatok Dalse napravy prdu ise Najvcse
zepsenie pre- ocearskych robotnikov sak bude snzee
pracevly ych hodn II ia hodin, kore M polnaly
vadza a zavedene bude vsetkych oddeeniach do
hi ladnej budlicnost Poom oceliarsky robotnik bude
n,oct' zit po udsky hodin pracovat hodin zab:
vat vzdelavat' hodin odpocvat Tunas neodvisle
ocealne iemoz ohlade predok West lebo by boly
zcene konkrenciou onnoho sinejsej oceliarskej kor
polacie Cakaju ze ia zacne. ako vsetky zaky uka-
zu korporacia vazne zaobera tynto probemom, kto
~ chce uskutocnit prospech robotnctva Lenze ako
vsetky zacatky sll azke, tax teno. Radkana
vsplacovnyeh hodinach oceliarach prnesie ste rad
kane prelleny ceom piemyse, zapricim velke zdra-
zene zeeza aocee take otraseny bde tym cey priemy
selny ohchodny zvoty Amerike Preto touto
tax opatrne de preto otazku studuj najep muzovia
znac krajine. Mnena vsak pride lcbo Amerka este
neusala syojom vel kom pekfoku schopnost urobi
s'asnym spokojnym americkeho robotika je tiez p4
krok to pokrok kory prnese zsk nielen robotnikov
ale priellysIu celej klajine vobec
4 NJ rrp no
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-09

rednikum diety, kdyz jdou na
Slovensko. Tyto pl1davky byti'
musi. tN. Listy {. 346.)
Toto sd teda, hodnoverne uryv-
Ky AMI nechcejuc hovorit' tom,
lie niektorf eeski iiradnici NADIA
vajl predpreyratovym Slovakom
do mad 'aronov, akych pripadov
lje mnoho a sam som ma svoje.
vlastne usi pocul, BE zandarsky
feldwebel Viedne nadaval VEL
mi zaslnzlemu slovenskemu lrad-
nikovi, predpnevratovemu Slova-
kovi do drzych mad 'ar6nov.
Prirodzene taketo veci sl pre-
slovensky l'ud i inteligenciu vel'-
mi poniujuce, ale nem6ze sa apri
terajsom centralistickom systeme
obranit', ked'ze nema pravo zia-
dat dobrych, lprimnych Cechov,
]takych, ktori nepridu ma Sloven-
sko, ako ma koloniu, ale ako na
bratskn zem. A ved' jesto mnohb
dobrych, nadsenych Cechov a mo-
ze sa kazdy presvedsit', ze 81 ich
l'ud j inteligencia tax cti milu-
je, ako lepsie ami nemozno. Ale CO.
ze jc toho, ked' jeden tych
zlych yiacej skody narobi, akp
m6se dobreho sprawl tisic stato6-
nych l'udis
Nuz to je marne, Slovensko ne
Ichce, ami nem6ze byt' koloniou.
ako India preto je len prirodzc-
Inc, ze chcejlc sa rbanit proti to-
inu hl'ada nieco to nieco vidi v
samosprave. Samosprava pri mao
zaj bratskej pomoci dobrych, t.
primnych Cechov. We'd branit sa
proti ponizoyahiu ma pravo kaz-
de stvorenie.
Pri centralizme Slovensko bude
i d'alej vystavene -tomu, ze sa bu.
Idn nan posielat' f'udia, ktorf ST
naprosto nesnci pestovat' vzajom.
y
ne styky ,medzi Cechmi a Slovak-
mi. Naopak pri. samosprave Slo-
vensko bude mat moznost roz-
hodovat', ci ten, alebo omen expo.
novany iiradnik ma potrebne
mravne, dusevne narodne kva.
lifikacie k tomu, ably dcinkoval y
prospech eesko-sloyenskej vzajpm
nosti. Len o to ide, ably Sfovensko
malo pravo pozdviilniit slovo pro.
ii nes1cemu clovekovi, co pri cen.
ltralizme je celkom nemozne. vi.
dime .to~i z. toho. ze sam minister
Srobar sa pohorSuje mad tymi
zlymi, co sa ida byt' smiesne, le-
bo ved' ,on Dol ministrom, "a je-
no ministrovania prisli j ii iii na
Slovensko a OH to- mohol preka.
zit'. A predsa nemohol, lebo ma
lSlovensko posiela nradnikov a3.vy
mentiva ich nie slovensky Mini,
ster, ale Praha. To tax vyzaduje
zasada eentralizmu.
| Pri sa1nosprave zodpovednost
pripadla by "a vsetko ma Sloya,
kov, teda al pripadne chyby mu.
|selo by 81 Slovensko samo pripi,
sat', kdezto teraz,s ked sa. nieco
|zleho sprawl, hned' kasdy plnyn
hrdlom krici: hl'as to Cesi spra.
viii.
Nasou kazdodennou narodnou
modlitboI musi byt': cesko,slo,
yenska vzaiomnest'. Doterajsi sy-
stem centralizmu dokazal, ze. je
Iskr zpa skrz nelpoznyy pre- pcsto,
vanie tejto vzajomnosti. Ba dosa,
1hujc .pravy opak toho. ],
Samosprava postupna ,vsak je
zakladnym kameRom dplHfho dp,
Erozumepia "a Sloyakov,ss bEatmi
Cechmi. Ked' slovak yidist = si'
Tit bpds, ze ma svojsj szslai ie-osl
4 s4mI paliom, Se sbfsti techs y spFs.
| yovani tel zeiee len pom6A H. ked
Sloyak nebude m6ct poyedat,. ze
Czech mu rozkazuje, nebpae mat
prieiny hl'adiet' naH kgivym .,
skom, ako ktord priAjel ~ Sleyea,
sko len ako aa nejski tFestape,
| ckd koloniu, len preto, aby :tu Ii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-09
Acvslk.

3 AoSss.
Au, tetenka nluis, ,lk IA skp-
yam nehgaeh aehoklit psp fnlakp.
len dos patnastaIo
Pteao, tJl 'ka, hadalia " len
pevydavast
Ra yern ano.
Ba ozaj za koho, Ul'a'
HIM, tetspka, "a kohos "a
Ondriska Smreka.
A je poradnyY
No, mamenke tatenkovi sa
mel 'dbi, 2ze moo slope karty
hra, ale. mac je - velice poradny
Elovekl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-09
/ d tl9as,

Ktcsjs rDdD& Sl6ydk, nem6-
ri byt CechosMiovdakk, M Z ~ aie | s silo; mo u !
S{.bEp pfislushikom ceskcsloyen-
skaho statu.. ia d. sN;!ssrody u neinenuiu 'sa
podl'a ich statoy, ale staty podla
ff4eUaUv. II n .ssss