davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-04-06

AIs pravda ies prayda 4 prav.
III slovenslk6ho 1Ikroda nesniH \
n1EAbije nilrto jestli ~ jsj IN do
brovol'ns nssrisarns 81 skm.
Bielek p5jde ! p6jdn 81 ostatni,
ale pravda ostane, \ tiex 81 jej -
stupcovia q nieto tych vfb, ktore
BY boly u stavc niest' teld marty
roy slovenske5 pravdy y budiic-
nosti.
Nase ciele sG diste, jasre, srne-
rljtice popri zabezpeceni narod-
nych pray slovenskeho naroda ma
udrzanie, scelenie q zvel 'adenie
republiky a mnsi nam byt len iii
to, ked' centralisticko- ko-imperiali-
sticke zivly nevidia tdto nasu ci-
stu a spravodlivd snahu.
Vas ale bratia a sestry ziadam
3 jedno, Q to, aby ste sa tesne So
mkli pod zastavu Slovenskej Lfgy
|v Amerike, nepopriali sluehu utc-
hacom. Mate tn krasnu ustanovi-
zen Krivan-a to nielen dl'a
mena al skutkov. Tatry Krivah
sn Slovakovi drahe a posvatne.
A ST posvatnymi al mne. A ia
Yam ma tieto prisaham, Re ME je
pravda, ze by sa Llga bola spoil
la S nepriatel'mi republiky, zcby
Ihajila zaujmy stayovske, zeby sa
bola spojila $ ktoroukol'vek poll.
Itickou stranou ma Slovensku. Ii.
ga sldzila, sl1zi bnde sllzit
Inarodu, GO celku. Liga hajila, haji
q hajit' bude zaujmy slovenskehc
naroda.
Ked' verfte vlastnemu sloven
skemu srdcu, svedomiu-verte
mne.
| Verte vierou v triulnf pravdy
slovenskeho n&roda verte v je.
no triumfes v krasnej bnd1cnost:
bratskej nsporiadancj cesko-slo
venskej republiky.
Verte muzoch, ktorf sa nikdy
neprehresili proti narodu: podo
prite ich snahach a praci, ktort
znacia sice Golgathu pre- Mich, ale
pride prijst mrlsi konecne tri.
umf nasej pravdy a TAX znovu po.
koj medzi Mani!
Keby to vyzadovala potreba, a.
by sa mas narod Vial do bratske.
ho naroda ceskeho, keby SINE s.
mali VOLT medzi vliatim sa do mo
ra nepriatel fkeho naroda medz
4 a.1 = fa..s Rssa "
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-04-06

preslsedn Novenskej Lfgy, pove.
dana dis III. marca a1913 y
springdale, Pa,. NJ prednaake,
llsporiadanej ~. Sd. Sl Ligy.
(Dokoncenie.)l

a konecne ME ie to ami Won !
miesta, jake hovorievame, we'd
Lfga je nstanovizen americka,
ktora nikdy nezabudla d nezabud-
ne, Gin je povinna tejto repuDli-
ke. Nezabiida M to v easoch po-
koja, nezabudla ma to, ked hrme-
II della a orol zavial.
Coze vam nam nej povedat !?
Trpko sivolit slova!
Trpko, lebo ustanovizen tato
musl Y posledny cas- zdoraznovat /,
ze Slovaci sii narodom a ze narod,
jako narod ma; pozivat' v plnej
miere narodne prava hocikde, hoci
v jakom ltvare.
Povedz Nemcovi, Franc1zovi,
Belgieanovi a trebars al ciganovi,
ze narod jeho ME je narodom a
hi 'adaj chytro blizke okno, ked
nechces dostat' to, co ami len pes
nel'nbi.
S Mani je to jakosi inak. Lpie
este al dnes ma mas kliatba poroby
a poddanstva.
Len nedavno napisal isty clo-
viecik, ze SINE taxi neschopni jake
I Filiplnci, re potrebujeme este
mnoho casu, kym budeme moct
pomysl at ma dospelost' a ostalo
ticho. ITCHY Slovak 81 to vstrcil
pekne-riice do kapsy.
Sine narodom, alcbo SINE ME ma.
rodom?
Toto je otazka dna!
Ked sme, name pravom poza-
dovat', ably nase narodne prava
boly na tento cas- aspon plnom
roZsahu zabezpecene v iistaye G.
S. republiky a potion postupne dc
zivota uvadZane a uplatnovant
tax, ako to vyvin a pomery dovo.
ia-slovom: aby Pittsburghska
Dohoda vtelena bola do ustavy G.
S. republiky.
Ked' SINE ME narodom, ked
SINE len odstiepenym konarikom
ceskeho naroda, naco sa pachorit ,,
naco ziadat hoci al len zupnn sa.
mospravu, zvlastne ministerstva
Skoly, rec pri dradoch a sddoch
Lepsie yratit sa pomylenej ce.
sty.
Nuz, nina otec ucil 0 slovenskom
narode, historic, spisbe literat1
re a talk al Vas a pred Vami Va
sich otcov, ba snad dedov. O Slo'
vakoch hoyorily knihy, .lexikony
hoyorilo svojske, samorostle l'u
dove umenie atd'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-04-06

vliatim lo bratsk Z viiali by
lms . ~ posled dnisho. Keby vlia-
Fties do bratskeho cesk6ho naroda
vyzado dovala existencia repnbliky
Iyliali by SINE sa. Ale existencia,
|jednotnost republiky to 1evyza-
|duje. .Jednota 4 istota repnbliky
Melinda, ahy SINE. " zriekli svoje-
ii, vyzadnje len, aby sa dvaia bra
tia bratsky poeielili s dedictvom,
bratsky a a,v laske nazlvali, 90 row
ny : rovnym, ably 81 kazdy mich
podrSal individnalitu.
Mad 'arske nebezpecie je vyba-
jene. Mad 'ari mech s1 radi, zc Xiii
a mozu zit''.
My SINE sa S Mad 'armi rozliicili
MA VEKY a Mad'ari nechze sii
poslcdni poslednych, ktorf by 81
strojili zuby ma Slovensko.
Slovensko zhodilo raz navzdy
puta mad 'arske!
Slovensko vstIpilo dobrovol'n me
do ramca republiky, ably nej D.
stalo a aby tam malo zabezpeceny
nehateny vyvoj.
Slovensko nepotrebuje pomoc
mad 'arskd. Ono bez tejto dostane
60 mu patrf!
Pittsburghska Dohoda stane sa
|skutkom skorsie, alebo ncskorsie
| ale ze sa stane, to je ma bielom dni
a nou svitn1 tie lepsie easy sku.
tocneho bratskeho porozumcnia q
naziyania!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-04-06
al dnes rozpiital sd q to boi!

~ uIeS gFOXpuIdl Sd Y W IJOJ
u, ktori vyznavajl credo slo-
venskSllo n&roda ziadaji 81 II
skntosnenie Pittsburghskej Doho-
dy;; Il, ktori si proti nei, hlasajdd
jednotnost' ceskoslovenskeho nA-
rcda ma zaklade tejto vytvara-
jil, hoci tt najmensiu potrebu ia-
kejkol 'vek narodnej samosprayy
ESlovenska.
PRIV boli mad 'ar6ni ii, ktori 50
odrodili narodu, zapreli otca i ma
ter, povod; dncs sl mimi ii, ktori
sa pridrziavajii toho, zeiSlovaci sd
narodom, ze i'm patria narodne
prava: Re ma zaklade Pittsburgh
Eskej Dohody treba zachovat' ~.
dzost' a samorostlost slovenskeho
naroda i 6. s. republike.
DIR. Prazak tvrdl, ze St1rovci
pripravovali podu mad d'arizaciii
Kalal tvrdi, ze slovenska inteli-
gencia trpf ma mad'arsk1 menta-
litu; DIR. Derer Ease, ze Pittsburgh,
ska Dohoda bola ntvorena v ma
d 'ar6nskom ovzdusi ma zaklade
toho- -jej tyorca professor Masa-
ryk-musel pravdepodobne tie5
trpet' ma mad 'arsk1 mentalitu!
Kde sa dat, kde vrhnnt'? Kde
pravda, kde nam? Rozhodne tam,
kde sa popicra samorostlost', jest
vovanie slovenskeho naroda.
Cesi Slovaci sn najblizsi bra.
+ tia v slavianskej rodine,. utvorili
dobrovol ne, spolocne, so spoloc.
nymi obetiami cesko-slovenskn re.
publiku to ma zaklade dohody
ktora i'm ramci tejto zabezpeeo.
vala narodne prava.
Slovaci ziadajd dnes len to, e
i'm patri americki Slovaci Ter
to, aby narodne prava Slovako1
" Cesko- -Slovenskej repnblikc bo
" predbezne plnom rozsahu "a
bezpecene budncnosti v ramci re
lpubliky.
z tohoto novstal bratovrazedl.
ny dnesny boz, ktory sa prikro
st 'ou, napadami, el'kost 'on t'az
ko lisi od ostatnyeh bojov, ktort
SINE kedy zazili a ccl1 vahu, cell
t'archu jeho pocit 'uje dnes Slo.
yenska Lila Amerike vlastne
jej hodnostari.
Ma minulom kongrese bolo jed
nohlasne usnesene, ably Liga "a
kroeila u prezidenta Masaryka
jeho kabinetu Narodneho Shro
mazdenia, zeby Pittsburghska Do
hcda konecne vtelena bola do 4
stavy proviziou postupneho Il
skutocnovania nstavne plnom
rozsahu zabezpecenej narodnej sa
mospravy.
Exekutiva to vyllonala do Ii
tierky. Me menej mic viacej
Niekol Ike Okresne Sbory a Sbor,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-04-06

Llgy ySak vynlesiy p0dhOdenn re-
zolticin, u ktorei 50 vyslovily pro-
Ii Pittsburghskei Dohode i "a jed
notu narodnti q vsetky vladne Of
gany alverejhoyaly fiito, dokn-
mentuinc, he toto je vol'a ddstva
slovenslkej Ligy v Amerike.
Kto ma Lige yerit' ze je fiprim-
na v tom, alebo inom smere.
Autonomisti ju piekli nj. .rozni,
ze sa i'm nezdala byt' antonomisti-
ckou, proti-autonomisti sypali ma
nu siru i ohen, ze je autonomisti-
lcka.
Dal som osvedcenic, Re Lfga til
to samozvanii rezolncin odsudzu.
ie, ze bude t'ahat ! ma zodpoved-
most vsctkych tych, ktori sa tax.
ko prehresili proti jednohlasne-
mu .nzavretiu kongresu yolal do
Ligy vsetkych poctiyych a statoe.
nych zastancov Pittsburghskei
Dohody, ziadajncich narodne pra.
va Slovakov ma zaklade prirodze-
Inych nikym ncnpieratel'nych
prav naroda a. mic ziadnych nabo-
zenskych obav-a, hl'a! Krici sa
ze chcem do Iona Jehlicskovczov a
Dvorcsakovcov a &c poriadnych
Slovakov (Y-Rcd.) chcem vyha-
kdzovat'.
Nuz, snd'te sami bratia! Jcstli
! 81 v Lige, ci pod menom tejto bude
Ivynasat' politicke rezoliicie hoci.
kto a hocijake, naco je Lfga? Jest
Ii pre- konanie nicoho ineho ler
zeleznych povinnosti predseda Ii
gy bude vzdy vlaceny a potvara
ny vo verejnosti, kricane, ze min
ndstvo nes1hlasi, jake mono oca.
kavat', ze jeho slovo meme L1gy
m6ze pozfvat' hocikde, hocijaki
vahu?
Lezl predo mnou rezolIcia, Wy
nesena pod dojmom palicslej q
bezuzdne demagogickej reel istehc
pana DimitrijeviGa, Srba, ktorJ
hned' po objaveni sa IA sloven,
skom obzorc, kona prednasky
"ZDARMA" a ktory vsetkych ,
sluzbach naroda sa zosedivelych
muzov kladie do tabora: Frana
Jehlicsku, Viktora Dvorcsaka a
tax d'alej. -.
Hovori:
g" Uznavame, re Franc Jeh
licska a Viktor Dvorcsak sli zrad
'covia slovenskeho naroda" - ;
hned "a tym, ze: "Ivan Bielel
so svojimi priatel'mi sd pravi
zradcovia slovenskej slobody!"
Mech sa paei!
my Glen Ligy pisal bratovi Ko
c1rovi, Re sa dozije, re ma uvid
viset ma vrbe!
Zaco nam visct' na vrbe, zaet
a preco som zradcom sloyenske
lslobody? nj
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-04-06

'lovek trpne, eloveka to boil, ~
'styri roxy po prevrats, musl me-
tlziamerickymi slovakmi' bo5ovat
"a 10, ably Slovaci uznali, xe' s1 na-
rodom, ze i'm patria narodne pra,
va Y G. S. republic.
Agituie sa, pracuie 50 u kaE.
dom spolku, Y kazdej organisas
eli st'azkymi a podlymi lnhanina,
mi proti Lige a proti jej sprav-
com.
Dovodi sa, zc okamzita antono-
mia by znacila zahubu Sloyenska.
Kedy ju Liga ziadala chcelai I
Kedyg Kedyg Kde sa "a nn yyslo-
villa?
Hovori sa, ze sa IIiga spojila $
mad 'ar6nmi a nepriatel 'mis
Kedys KdcY Jakym skutkom q
cirfom?
We'd sa Lfga nespojila este ami
len so ziadnou slovenskou poiiti-
ekon stranou c. s. repuhlike.
y Ci slovensky narod ME je ozaj
zivota a vyvinu schopny? Ci 81 me-
ma pravo ziadat' ami len zabez-
pceenie narodnych prav budhcno-
sti?
Liga bola, je a bude "a G. s. re-
publiku, jej udrzanie, zachoyanie
a zvel'adenie prave preto snazi
sa usporiadat' spolocny domov
tax, ably sa oba rodni bratia sla-
vianskej rodiny mohli citit v jed
nom dome dobre, aby kazdy citil
sa v jeho casti' v prvom rade sam
tejto panom.
Krici sa, ze Lfga ma sa yeno-
vat americkemu l'udu.
A ci sa nevenujes CT sa moze
venoyat' lepsie, jako ked' sa stara
o to, aby chudobni slovcnski Stu
dujtci mohli vystudovat' Nacoze
je Matica Skolska, naeo tie vypf-
sane do tisicich dolarov id1ce sti-
pendiag Kol 'koze dali ma Maticn
ii, ktorf kricia?
CT sa nevenuje kultdrnym hui
mannym nGelom ma Slovensku? Ci
Vybor Vychodneho Slovenska ne
odhlasoval SIS, 10000 ma chudobnii
studujlcu mladez slovenskeho w
chodu, ci medal poslat' slovenske
knihy do kniznic, citacich spoil
kov vychodu?
Ci sa nestarame amerikaniza.
ciu, ci nepotierame hned' "a no.
r1ca kazdii mad 'arsk1 propagan.
du, ktora sa objavf v Amerikes
Ci sa nepokusujeme hajit' "a.
ujmy nasich prist 'ahovalcov na
Ellis Islande?
CT SINE sa nezaujali odtrhnutycf
eastf Spisa Orayy9
Krici sa: ze Bielek niei a znie
Lfgu!
/ Krasna loz! Bielek jul nicf a t
budujii, ktori siria proti nej East
a nenayist', rozbijaj1 sbory, nj
ella doverq l'udu a tiito ustanovi
zen.
Vsetcia chcn dobre narodu
Joscak, Bolibruch, Anton S. Am
brose-len ten nest 'astny Bielel
mu "chce zle.''
Il Vsetcia SINE mad 'ar6ni, ked' sp
menieme Pittsburghsk1 Dohodu-
Joscak, Bolihruch telefonoyy A
S. Ambrose inSpektor-to s1 do
brl Slovaci!
Nuz, takto to ide, hratia drahi
Hra sa hralo o zivot tejto ma
Sci ustanovizne. Liga sliizi marc
du ME centralizmu-a preto je
netreba.
Americki Slovaci nemajh sa mi
Sat do zalezitosti starokrajo
Nemajd diplomov, nemajd doktt
ratov a clovek bez diplomu a dol
toratu nevie mic, nema praya ps
vedat' svoju mienku odoktorov,
nym panom.
Toto yam odkazu a hned I
tym ale to, ze jestli budete pot
porovat' politicke strany pri VI
love rnnci-hra1ntA ca Ynnn
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-04-06

- Kazdy citatel', ktory nam je
dlzen predplatne "a noviny, do
stane zaplatene "A svoju pracu.
Ai my len to chceme.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-04-06
Otcovske naucenie.

Otec dayal deere naucenie,
medzi inym hovoril:
"Dcera mila, jestli ia bud1 Iii
mladcnci svadzat', nenaslednj
ich. !"
"A jestli ma bud1 svadzat'
hodnf mladenci?'' - spytala sa
dcerka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-04-06

Patrick, "ale Wac raz som do ta-
keho stupil.'
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-13
SLEUTH is COMING
William j. Burns to Spend Saturday
In San Antonio.

William J. Burns, director of the
bureau Of investigation of the, Depart
ment of Justice, and head Of ia
nous private detective agency, will be
in San Antonio Saturday, according
to information received by Gus Jones.
agent in charge of the San Antonio
bureau. Mr.. Burns, accompanied. by
his wife, will arrive at an early hour
Saturday morning, from Dallas.
The director of the. bureau of in
vestigation is making a visit Of in
spection to the several offices through
out the country. Prior to going to
Dallas, he was at Houston. After
leaving San Antonio for the west
coast he will stop over in FL Paso
and Phoenix, Ariz.
He had not intended at first to stop
in San Antonio and called Gus Jones
to Houston for 4 conference, it was
learned. Later. however, he changed
his plans in order that he might spend
a day here.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-13
c. NJ. T. C. in Parades.

A feature of the Fiesta electrical
parades Tuesday and Friday nights Of
Fiesta week will be a Citizens Mill
tary Training Camp float advertising
the 1923 camps of the Eighth Corps
Area. On the floor of the float will
be a pup tent showing the interior
and equipment of the c, NJ. I. c.
student. There will also be a camp
fire with several c. NJ. T. c. students
sitting around. The float will be
brilliantly lighted so as TO show every
feature. This will be the first time
that the c. NJ. T. c. has been repre-
scented in Fiesta parade. Lieut..
James A. Gilruth, c. NJ. T. c. Of
ficer for the Eighth Corps Area, re-
ported Friday that applications for
admittance into the 1923 camps were
being received at the rate of more
than 100 a day.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-13
PRISONER WHO BROKE
FROM TULSA JAIL Is
HELD IN SAN ANTONIO
Deputy Wounded Four
Times in Chase to Return
81 Alleged Bad Man.

Wanted on charge of murder and
highway robbery, R. H. Lewis, held
prisoner by San Antonio military au-
thoritics for several weeks at the re-
quest of Oklahoma police, was surren-
dered to Ira Short, Tulsa, Okla, dep
uty sheriff, Friday.
Short arrived in San Antonio Thurs
day night with a warrant for the ar
rest Of the 2S-year-old prisoner.
Lewis, according to detectives, has
signed a waiver agreeing to return
without the formality of extradition
papers.
Lewis, according to the Oklahoma
officer, is one of ten men who gained
their freedom in Jail break at Tulsa
the night of January 16, last. Short
said seven of the ten have been re-
captured. :.
"At the time of the Jail delivery"
said the Oklahoma deputy, three of
the men to escape were confined on
charges of murder. Charges against
the others, which included Lewis, was
highway robbery, the penalty for
which, under the Oklahoma laws, grad
yates from a number of years to life
Imprisonment.
"But since the apprehension OF
Lewis, Oklahoma authorities have
been advised he is wanted in st. Louis
on a complaint alleging murder. grow
ing out of the Staying OF a policeman
there about a year and half ago. 1t
is likely we will transfer him to the
Missouri officers"
Deputy Sheriff Short made his APP
pearance at central detectives. walk
ing with the aid of cane and limping.
II was made a cripple in the chase
after the escaped convicts,' he told
officers. an the pursuit l came upon
a farm wagon about 80 miles from
Tulsa. Two of the escaped prisoners
were seated in the rear of the vehicle
and recognized me instantly. One OF
them pulled gun and began firing. /
was shot four times through the body
and my left hip was shattered: i
killed the men who shot me down.
Lewis was taken into custody here,
after the search for the escaped prison
ers had spread throughout the country.
He is said to have enlisted in the army
under the name of Harrison.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-13
PRINTER IS DEAD
Oscar L. Knapp Had Been Union
Man Forty Years.

Word has been received at the Off
ces of the Typographical Union OF
the death at Abilene of Oscar i.
Knapp, former resident OF San An
tonic and a member of the Typo
graphical Union for 40 years. He was
60 years old at the time of his death
Mr.. Knapp was a native Of Cincin-
natl, Ohio, but had lived in Texas
for number of years, being engaged
In business in Galveston. Austin, I'll
Paso and other Texas cities.
During the 1900 flood in Galveston
Mr.. Knapp was in business at that
place and was pinned under a mass
of wreckage for twenty-four hours,
being able to keep his face above the
water only by strenuous effort.
Mr. Knapp. Is survived by. his
widow. Mrs. Oscar L. Knapp OF San
Antonio: two brothers, William and
Lawrence Of Galveston. sister in
Denver. COL, four sons and two
daughters.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-13
Actual Communism
May Be Required Of
Apowed Communists

Sofia, April 13.-sThe practice
of communism By avowed commune
lists themselves would be made conf
pulsory by a measure which the gov
eminent is soon to present to Par.
lament. Premier Stamboulisky. in
announcing the prospective law,
said it would provide for the expro-
priation OF communists property in
each locality in which there are at
least ten persons processing the
communistic creed. These would
be compelled to live in colonies cs-
tablished by the government. Each
member would be required to share
equally in the labor of production
as well as in its fruits.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-13

Everybody a swimmer, and every
swimmer a life saver"
Glasses were held here last year
among the young mems and young
womens' organizations with the re-
suit that approximately 20 were quail
fled as life savers. Similar work over
the country has succeeded in reducing
to great extent the yearly toll on
the beaches and in the rivers, and
with the opening of the new pool in
San Pedro Park il is planned to re-
cruit large classes in the work.
To make the work more interest
ing and to make the qualification
more distinctive. a new endurance test
has been added to the requirements
this year. The work consists of swim
ming lessons and instructions on how
to grapple with a drowning person
and drag them TO safety. and includes
a complete course in resuscitation.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-13
LIFE SAVERS TO MEET
VIII Start Classes at San Pedro Pari;
Swimming Pool

Examiners of the life saving COM
mittee of the local chapter OF the
American Red Cross will hold their
first meeting of the season Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock at headquar-
tiers of the Red Cross in the Chandler
building. The board of examiners for
this year is composed of the follow
ing: Max vieweger Jr., Gilbert Perez,
Antonio Carton, G. X. DuBose. Z. Z.
Bonner, Edith Jimison and w. L.
Crouch. ,
For the last several years the Red
Gross has been staging a campaign
to eliminate many deaths which oc-
cur each year during the bathing sea-
son. The slogan of the campaign is,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-13

Oldest ALBANIAN, ITO. Dies.
Birmingham, Ala, April Isl. p.
Hardwick. reputed to be Alabama s
oldest citizen, died at his home in
Odenville. Sunday, at the age of no.
1t was learned here today. -
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-06
OPERATIONS TO
 START AT PINTk
 BAY GOLD MINE
50-ton Mill Be Started With In Month-Oficials of Pin
 ta Bay Mining Co. Here.

Operations will be started by tho Pinta May Mining Company at the gold mining property on Mt. Baker en the north side of Pinta Bay on Chichagcf Island, within the next two or three weeks, when the 50-ton roll mill, which has recently been erected will be started, according to Judge Freemont Campbell of Ia coma, Secretary-Treasurer of the Company. Judge Campbell arrived in Juneau Sunday on the Admiral Watson with F. H. Geer, Vice-Presi- dent of the company and Arthur Locke and Herbert E. Wilson. also Of Tacoma, who are members of the board of directors of the company. They expect to leave Thursday night on the Esiebeth for the mine to spend some time there.
 The mine is practically in readi- ness for operation Judge Campbell said The four and one half miles of railroad, leading from the beach to the property has been completed, all the machinery has been installed and permanent facilities for the housing of the crew have been err ected. A 450-foot tunnel has been driven and crew of 36 men is employed at the present time. Judge Campbell said he cannot state how much of the ground has been block ed out for mining nor the plans for tunnel work until conference has been held with the engineer in charge.
 Operations are under the super vision of S. l.. Robe. mining en- gineer who has recently been seeur- cd by the company. formerly being with the Chiehagoff Gold Mining Company.
 James Toby, President of the com pany, is at the mine and will prob- ably remain there through the sea son.
 The Pinta Bay Mining Company is backed by Tacoma capital, Judge Campbell said and all the officials of the company and the chief stock holders are residents of Tacoma. The company holds nine gold properties and six copper properties in Pinta Bay The ore is of high grade, Judge Campbell said. II is the plan of the company to develop all of the properties, putting them in op- eration as soon as possible and 1t is probable several mills will be op- erating in that vicinity within the ', noar future. Work on the property now ready for operation will be the only development this season.
 Judge Campbell plans to spend only short time at the mine on account of urgent business in Ta- coma.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-06

left on the Queen on a business trip to Skagway, 4
 Miss Dora l.. Irish and her little niece, Evelyn Jenkins, left on the Queen for Sitka.
 Mrs. H. Y. Sully and her daugh- ter Henrietta are making the round trip to Sitka on the Queen.
 Miss Margaret Stansfeld left on the Queen for Haines where she will visit with friends.
 Ms. J. K. Campbell and her guest Mrs. C. Morrow left on the Queen to make the round trip to Skagway and Sitka.
 James Carlson, who has been to sweden to visit his family home, returned to Juneau on the Princess Louise, accompanied by his mother who he Is bringing from her native country. Carlson will resume his wcrk as driyre with the Mile. Taxi '-
 J. H. Cam and r. D. White of the Fl Nido Gold Mining Company, arrived in Juneau Saturday night on tho tender Apex No. l, on a business trip They expect to leave tonight for the mine at Lisianski Inlet.
 Willard Lund, brother of Mrs. C.. D. Ericson and Mrs. J. J Woodland, arrived in Juneau on the Princess Louise from his home at Long Branch. Cal, to visit with his sis ters. He formerly lived in Juneau but left here several years ago with his parents.
 Jean Vanophem of the Julain Der