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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08
NEW YORKERS ARE
 SKEPTICAL OVER JACKS SINCERITY

NEW YORK, July 7.-Jack Kearns' announcement that he was coming east to force promoters to match his champion. Jack Dempsey. with the colored challender. Harry Wills, drew harsh horse laughs in New York.
 "Too good to be true" was the unanimous comment on Kearns' statement
 Tex Rickard, the Polo Grounds Athletic association, and the pro- meters of fights at Yankee stadium all prepared to make big bids for the fight, declaring in chorus that they had always wanted a Dempsey Wills bout want one now. and feared that Kearns would again slip up at the last minute and dodge the negro heavyweight
 Paddy Mullins, Wilrs manager, stated he would be glad to pit his man against Dempsey on Labor Day or any other date chosen by the title holders manager. He had not re- ceived any offer from Kearns, but "hGped he means business this time." May Try To Force Bout Friends of Mullins were in the same frame of mind. They even went so far as to devise a new way of making the champion meet the swarthy contender. The idea is to take straw vote on the question Of whether 1t Is advisable to allow a Dempsey-Wi match in this city. Boxes will be installed in cigar stores with slips for the fans to mark their votes. If the result is in fla vor of Wills, the boxing commission will be asked to force Dempsey to so through with the match. Tommy Gibbons. by virtue of his feat of holding off Dempsey's knock out wallop 15 rounds at Shelby, has opened the way to tidy offers of fights in New York. The Polo Grounds club has offered him a match here August 2 against the winner of the Floyd Johnson-Jack McAuliffe match next Thursday night, Or against Tiny Jim Herman, conqueror of Al Reich. Jimmy John son, matchmaker for the Yankee sta dium, wants him to fight Gene Tun- ney. American light-heavyweight | champion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08
Troy Normal Wins,Fo Gets 9 Runs In Ninth

TROY, Ala, July T-(Leased Wire te Ths Age Herald. .)-Ths State Nor- nal summer school baseball tsam de- feated i1hFlns ball team in An ex- citing fame Friday afternoon, Ths score was 10 to in faveP of the Educators, LaPiHe did not score un- til the ninth inning, when MeNair, pitcher for the normal school, weak, sHsd and q rally was staged by the visitors and nine FuHs were made hy them, Baxter, tha normal star catcher. WAS Hst able to be ih the game an account of the injuries he received on his hoad during the game July (.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08
Attire or Royalty Is
 Reward To Spectators

WIMBLEDON. England, July IT, King George and Queen Mary arrived 20 minutes late Saturday to see the, Johnston Hunter match for the worlds lawn tennis crown, but two outstanding sartorial items in their majesties' attire rewarded 10000 spectators for the long, warm walt The King wore a Panama hat with the most dashingiy rolled brim ever seen on a royal head It curled boldly back from his forehead and temples clear back to the level of the hats crown, with the sweep of a cavaliers chapeau. Queen Mary wore smoked sun glasses against the white glare of the courts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08
Indians Score 27

CLEVELAND. Ohio, July T.--rhe largest score ever compiled by American league clubs was registered by Cleveland this afternoon when 1t defeated Boston in the first half of the double header, 27 to s. The previous record was "A to 2, set by Philadelphia against Detroit, May IS, 1912. The Indians also tied the score by scoring in every inning and came within one run of tying the American league inning.
 Cleveland also won the second game, to 6. By winning both games, the In- dians took undisputed possession of soc ond place. Scores:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08
Bill Tiden Will Try
 To Win Tennis Trophy

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. July 7.-wil- liam T. Tilden, II, national tennis champion. will begin an effort to salt aw1y the handsome trophy emble- matic of the National Clay Courts championship, In the tournament be- ginning here Monday. He already owns two legs on the cup.
 Opposed to him will be Manuel Alonzo, now an American. but last wear with the Spanish Davis cup team; Wallace Johnson of Philadel- phia, once a national singles finalist and No. in the 1922 ranking. and the Kinsey brothers of California, who will make a strong bid for the doubles trophy. They have already won the Pacific coast doubles cham pionship.
 Midwestern interest In the event Is keen this year, and Is centered on the prospect of Mississippi valley stars. among them John Hennessey, the phenomenal Indianapolis player.
 R. R. Williams, II, of Philadel- rhia and W. T. Hays of Chicago also have two legs on the singles trophy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08
Morris Wins Diamond
 SculIs In Annual Race

HENLEY ON THAMES, July IT, (By Associated Press. )-M K. Nor ris of London Is this years winner of the diamond souls won last year by Walter Hoover of Duluth. Morris defeated D. H. l.. Gollan in the final heat for the trophy rowed on the Thames here this afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08
Kane Gets Release

KNOXVILLE, TaHna, July 7.=-The KnSxyiii4 bassbait club sf the Ap= pa1ashiaa league, announces the Fa- feaxa of Frank Kane, right hand pitcher, Kaaa was SiysN R tfysHt FrtdaY sftaFResH iH as ae With NingsnoFt but failed te satisfy the taabassS of tas local tsafe,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08

y.m,.son. Brewer. Stolen bases. sewell 1s1. Ltuzke. Sacrifices. Stephenson, Lutzks, coveleskie:, Double plays; sewell ,n Rnoas' Left on base Boston IS, cleve- land io. gase on balls; off Fgilsr.on M.tsn 4 Struck out, by Stimson l. Metevier l. fits. off Fuilerton in 3 innings; O'Doul ii in 8; stimson 6 in 2: Coveleskie in g.; Matevier I in 8. Hit by pitcher, by Full iarton (Sewell. Passed ball, Devormer. Winning pitcher. CovelesAie: Losing pitcher, Fullerton. Umpires. Owens and Connolly, Time 2:1o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08
Obendorf Sets Record

HIGH POINT. N. C., July 7-.Hsf. ber. Obendorf. professional golfer St High Point Country club, Friday surpassed the golf mark marathon -,rnade recently by T. J. Morris. ana. teur of San Antonio, Texas. ObeHdeff played 245 holes bstwesH +;i1 a, Jti, and 4;53 p. in. Iorris' record was z33 holes,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08
Alabama Joe To Race

ATLANTIC CITY, July 7.-Ala- bana Joe, hurdler racing champ, winner of the $1,000 derby at Miami, Fla, last year, will defend his title against 300 of the best dogs in the country held during the next two months.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08
PELS COP DOUBLE BILL FROM BEARS

MOBILE, Ala, July 7.-New Orleans took a double-header from Mobile today by the scores of to 1 and 1 to O. Mar tina pitched steady ball in the first con test, while Fuhr was hit hard In inc second game the lone score was made on single, a double and a sacrifice fly Whitaker was tight in the pinches in the second game. while Fulton was hit when men were on the bases. Scores;
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08
Tigers Win Both

b DETROIT. July 7,-Detroit moved up in the American league standing today by to 6 in the first game and to in tho seeeHd, rha Tigers won the first game by hard hitting and captured the second
 contest In the eighth Inning when Hsii- mana dreYs the ball over the center field
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08
TRAVELLERS BEAT LOOKOUTS TWICE

LITTLE ROCK, ArN., July 7.--Littls nooga, and went into a tie for seventh place in the standing by taking a double header this afternoon. to 4 and 1 to 0. The locals won easily in the first game, but the only score of the second game was Steele's home run in the last inning. Scores:,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08
Vols Get Roberts

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, July 7.-Thc San Antonio club of the Texas league today sent Pitcher Jim Roberts on trial to the Nashville club of the Southern association.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08
Totals .26 6 10 24 'Batted for Keilett in seventh. ""Batted for Nasty in ninth.
Totals s SCOr hy i1nipgs.

Philadelphia ............. 100 900 s7o--e Detroit .................. O32 Oo2 o2x-e
 Summary: Two-base hits Hauser Ri- conda. Three-base hit, Bassler. Home f9ss fhssr XRs h. Rgns pGuee base, Philadelphia 6. Detroit 1s. Bases on balls. off walberg 4. Kellett 8, Nasty B. Dauss 2. Struck out by Dauss $. Hits off Walberg 8 In innings; Nasty in 2; {; Kellett 3 In 3. Wild pitch, Dauss Los ing pitcher. Walbsrg. Empires. Rowland and Evans Time l:b6
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08
IotAlS .oO q Ef l sBatted for Shawkney in seventh 'sBatted for Roettger in ninth.

New York ................l0 100 100 olo- 5
 Summary: Two-base hits. Robertson, Jacobson, Pipp Gerber. Three-base hit. Tobin Home runs Ruth 2, McManl j. Stolen bases Gerber. Sacrifices. Tobin, Jacobson, Robertson. Double plays Dugan and Pipp, McManus and Schlibner, Pipp Cunassisted). Left on base New York 2, St Louis G. Base on balls. off Shawkey ?, Vangilder 1, Roettger 2. Struck out, by Shawkey 1, Vangilder 2. Hits, off Shaw kew 10 in 6; Roettger, z in 2. Hit by pitcher. by Roettger (Williams). Wild pitches. shawkey 2. Losing pitcher, shaw key. Umpires, Dineen and Hildebrand.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08

New Orleans ............. 020 140 000--7 MoDlle ,....-....... 900 900 100--1 Summary: Two-base hits, knaupp. Tucker. Henry. Sacrifice hits. Ewoldt Niehoff. stolen bases. Foss. Ewoldt, Dowie Double plays. Foss to Knaupp to Dowie' Ewoldt to Knsupp to Henry. by Fuhr 4 Martina 2. James 4 Pitching record: off Fuhr. hits. runs in 2-8 innings lone on base, Two out when re- lieved). Left on bases, Mobile g. New Orleans G. Time, 2:0o. Losing pitcher Fuhr. Empires, Doolin and Johnson
 SECilN-ll
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08
lOldlS sof Ran for Haley In ninth.
 "Batted for Davis in ninth.

9srnsen. rhres-Daso hit. cuyier. ssori tioo fly. Taylor. Stolen bases, Prothro Camp. Double play, Murray to Bernsen Left on bases. Mem phis 5, Nashville ! Innings pitched; By Gould. 6 hits in g.; 1.-two on base when relieved). Passed ball Tate. Balk. Dsyis Bases on balls. of Moqrew 2. Gould l. Davis 1. Struck out by Mo0rew (. Gould 2. Umpires, Jordi ana Brennan. Time. 1:4S.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08
RUTH'S 2 HOMERS
 FAIL TO WIN FOR NEW YORK TANKS
Bambino'S HomerS Count For Only Score Made By
 Yankees

ST. LOUIS, July 5.-scoring seven runs off Roettger in the seventh inning St. Louis defeated New York, 1S to 8. Babe Ruth, who got two home runs bringing his total for the season to IS, scored all
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08

Washington .......... o02 0os o0o-4 Chicago .......,......... 900 900 oO0--0
 Summary: Two base hits, Rice, Schalk. Home run, Goslin. Stolen base, Rice. Sacrifices. Ruel, Mogridgo. Double plays. Mogridge to Peck to Charity; Mogridge to Harris to Charity, Left on base
 Washington s, Chicago B. Bases on balls, off Mogridge ?. Thurston 1. Struck out. by Faber ?, Mogridge z. Thurston I. Hits
 off Faber in 5 Innings; Thurston In innings. Losing pitcher. Faber. Umpires, Nallin, Moriarity and Holmes. Time,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08
FIR SIT GAME

Summary: Two-base hits, Hauger. Nor
 row, Clayton. Sacrifice hits, Phlbin. Mo Call, Mayer, McMillan, Bates. Double plays, Bates to Nunamaker, Morrow to Bates. Left on basos. Little Rock g, Chat tanooga '. Innings pitched. by Ballou 6 Is, with nine hits and nine runs. Struck
 out, by Mccall 3, Ballou 2, Nunanaker 2. Bases on balls, off Mccall 3. Ballou 5, Nunamaker 9. Hit by pitcher, Ballou.
 Time. 2:o2. Empires. Williams and Me-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08

wall for home run. scoring Manush ahead of him.
 Manager Cobb and Third Baseman Ri- conda exchanged blows in the eighth in ming of the second game after Riconda had blocked the Tiger leader off third.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08
Senators Win Two

CHICAGO, July 7.-Washlngton defeat cd Chicago in both games of double header today to and to ?, respec- lively. Scores:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08

Summary: Two-base hits, Lebourveau. Home run. Steele. Sacrifice hits. Mar bury Hindt. Stolen base. Lebourveau. Double play Bandrimer to McMillan to Steele. Struck out, by Marberry 5, Nor row 2. Base on balls off Marberry 1. off Morris l. Hit by pitcher. by Nor ris (McMillan). Left on base, Little Rock S. Chattanooga 5. Time 1885. Umpires. McGowan and Williams
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08
sRan for Bruggy ,n ninth. "Batted for Rommel in hint

Summary: Two base hits Scheer. Dykes Cobb. Home run. Heilmann. Sacrifices scheer ?. Heilmann. Left on bases. Phil adelphia 10. Detroit 1o. Bases balls off Romnlel ?, Pillette {. Struck out. by Rommel l, Pillette 2. Umpires. Evans and Rowland. Time. :S2.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08

stolen ole baso. aoslin. Sacrifices. Charity, Kamm. Rusi. Zachary 2, Fish, Peckin- peugh Double play, Zachary to Ruel to Charity. Left on bases; Washnston 10. enship {, Leverette l. Struck out, by Zachary 2, r. Blsnkenship 2. Leveretts 2. Hits. off T. Blankenship in innings Leverstts in innings. Wild pitch Zachary, Passed ball. Ruel Losing pitch CT, T. B.ankenship. Empires. Moriarity Holmes and Nallin. Time. z;Ol.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08
CHICKS CLOUT IN PENCHES TO WIN

MEMPHIS. Tenn. July 7.-Memphis hit Gould opportuney today and the Chicks defeated Nashville. to 3, in a ell-played game. Score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08

"Whittaker out, foul bunt, third strike
 "+Hit for Fulton in firth.
 .''Ran for R. Williams in seventh.
 Score by innings
 Mobile ....-..,............. GOO 900 %
 Summary; Two-base hit, Knaupp. Sac rifice hits, Mitze, Marriott. Double play Huhn to Zeider. Bases on balls off Whit taker James l. struck out, by Fulton :. Whitaker !. Pitching record: off Fulton, hits l run in 5 innings. Left on bases, Mobile 5, New Orleans G. Time l:S5. Umpres, Johnson and Dooln. Los jug pitcher, Fulton.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08

SuIlmHry. I~o-pase ,r, ,,II.s, Ic1nIuI' Stephenson. Sacrifices, Speaker, O'Neill, Summa Double plays Stephenson, Brewer; sewell. stephenson Brewer; base, Boston 8. Cleveland s. Base on balls; off Murray G. uI.sa gsagooa ol.Sr I Morton Hits. off BedEood in inning (none out in second): off Morton in 8. Win ming pitcher. Morton. Umpires Con molly and owens. Time. 2i16.
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Two base Hits-O. Miller, Moore, D Clark, Goebel, Neun,
 Three base Hits-Killinger, Neun. - Home Run-klllinger
 Sacrifices-Guyon 2, Burke Yockey Double Plays-D. Clark to Neun to Rob ertson; W. Stewart to Hartford to Neun. lanta '.
 Bases on Balls-oft W. Stewart 9, off Dumont g.
 Struck out-By ". Stewart 2, by pu- mont 8.
 Hit by Pitcher-By Dunont (S. Clarlxe). ger.
 Losing Pitcher-Brady.
 Time of Camel :55.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08
SECOND GAME

Totals .....,....,84 W l4 sBatted for T. Hlankenship.
 Score by innings Washington .............. 100 900 900; Chicago ................,. 900 900 goo!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-27

4 4 & 3 hrl
ostaly (ale Nv najblizsie bndl i
naksie) lebo mravna sila narod-
nych 'poEiadaviek nebyva merana
podl'a poctu l'udi, aky stoji "a TT
mi poziadavkami. Len sd nam trc-
ba rozpamatat3', ze Y mad 'arskom
otroctve ledva niekol 'ko sto jed
notlivcov a poslednom 6ase js-
diny slovensky poslanec ma pc
stianskom sneme sreprezentoyali
mravne a spravedlive slovenske
narodne poziadavky: a predsa ten
to maly pocet 1plne dostaeoval, a
by sa Novaci odtrhli Cd Mad "a
row a ably sa stab spoluzaklada-
tel mi Cesko-sloyenskeho statu. A
ked' pripomenieme este re j v A,
merike zij1ca, vel ,znaena Ella
stka slovenskeho naroda stoji "a
tym, "a co donna bojuje autono-
misticka ciastka slovenskeho ma.
roda: tax name prave dost pri-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-27
HYENISMUS v CE CENTRALISTICKOM
~ NOVIN NARSTVE.

skemu obecenstvu, ze dokial' bu-
de trpet' takdto spinu ,medzi Sc
bou? Ci moze statoeny Slovak SUI
hlasit' takym casopisom, ktory
takymito podlost ami zhanobuje
memo slovenskych novin novi-
narrow?
Mnoho uz bolo preminute hrie-
chov, ktore SINE ututlali k wolf Wy
hnutiu sa verejnej ostude. Ia
keto bezocive teroristicke pokusy
znasilnenia verejnej mienky hano-
BENIN tych, ktori sa nekoria klike
teroristov musia byt' zastavene a
znemoznene "a kazdn cenu a ne
smd byt' d'alej trpens eestnou
tlacou.
Slovaci, bratia Wy Slovaci,- = kto,
ri drzite sa "a skutocnych Slova
kov, nenechajte takto hnusne OBJ
kydavat' svojich dobrych, dprim-
nych narodnych pracovnikov, ale
ozvite sa proti tomu a dajte znat
takemu casopisu, re MIN opovrhu'
jete, ze sa no Stitite a bojite do
rnk what jako nakazen1 epide-
miou handru.
Pokym sa sirolsa verejnost' Ne
ohlasi, takito teroristi 81 budh my
s!et', ze je l'ud za mimi, ze sdhlasi
s mimi, ale my pochybujeme, zehy
tomu tax bolo, pochybujeme, zo
by l'ud silhlasil takymto hnus-
nym pfsanlm, takymito skutka'
mi dravych hyen, ktorl este AM
mrtvym v hroboch pokoja nedaja
Ozvite sa Slovaci, povedzte svo
je slovo, mech teroristi vida, &c
este nevymreli statocne duse slo-
venske.
|. sdruzenie Slovenskyych
Novinarov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-27

Gin neodvolavat' sa ma prve voleb
ne vysledky ako ma jediny argu-
ment centralisticky.
Ostatne slovenska autonomisti-
Icka myslienka ma bez hmotnych
prostriedkov a bez vladnej moci
dost'' silly, aby 81 nasledujlcimi
vol 'bami vydobyla potrebne s'vo-
iebne vysledky": ale ze v tomto
stranncfko-politickom zapase ako
zhorkne ako zhrubne cesko-slo-
vensky pomer: ma to uz maine
dost' smutnych prikladov j v dne-
snom polozeni. Lebo boz, kazdy
boz, ten medzi bratmi, vzbudzu-
je horkost nepriatel 'stvo, a roz-
horcenie: iestli Cesi cakajd, aby
sa autonomnh otazka LEN Ia
KOU MoCENsKoU CESTOU RE
sila: tax "a neblahe nasledky ta-
kehoto boja mech oni nesn zodpo-
vednost'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-27

V 2947. {. N. Y: Dennika Y re-
dakcnom clanku = bez znaeky, -
ziavil sa Ease noyy hnusny napad
ma osobu nasho kollegu Ivana Bic
leka. ~ s',s
N. Y. Dennik zi1ri A jeho z1rl-
vost' az zvrha sa Y bes netvera,
ked' neuspokoji sa ami tymi -
u neho obycajnymi = hrubymi O.
sobnvmi nadavkami, - ale v svo-
JON deliriume nenavisti - uraz-
live hanobi al neboheho otca br.
T. Bielekovho - spisovatel'a, no.
vinara, - martyra svojho povo-
lania = len preto, ably Gin citf:-
vejSie ranil az do krve, nasho stat
neho druha. - :!
Slovenska rec nema dost' pri-
liehavych dost' ostrych SLOW a
vyrazov ku vysloveniu citov, kto-
re vzbudil mas tento Milky hnu-
shy napad. Uzas, - odpor, - ne
vyslovny linus, - hlboke opovr-
zenie. - zhrozenie sa mad mrav-
nou skleslost 'ou pisatel "a, pocit
ponizujneej hlbokej handy, re ta-
keto bestie V l'udskom tele opo-
vazia sa privlastnovat' 81 memo
"slovenskeho novinara'', - sl
vyrazy, oznaeujdce, ZEN vel mi ble'
do skutocne city nase, ktore Wy.
volal tento elanok. - .... -.
Statocni slovenski novinari a
spisovatelia musia spolucitit' u
razku vrhnutu V tvar nasho vyso,
koeteneho druha a musia vyslovit
proti N. Y. Denniku a jeho redak-
Gil energicky protest a zatratenie,
davajiic tax vyraz hnusu a hlbo-
kemu opovrzeniu naproti pisate'
l'ovi clanku. 81 l.. a.,
Ale toto nepostaci, tn je potreb.
no privolat' statocnemu sloven.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-27
(Dokoncenie $ /. strany.)

Dokoncenie $ |. strany.)
Zabijaj1 doveru l'udu v pra'
covnikov-vodcov, ably l'ahsie "a
bill l'ud. -. ..,
Nine o tom t'azko hovorit', lebo
som jednym nich. Pre- seba po-
moe neziadam, ziadam pre- inych.
Neziadam sl'utovanie, neprosim o
milost''. Milost' u Boha! Viem, 60
som bral predsednictvom Ligy
viem, co t 'ahal ma seba bojom pro-
ii mocnym. .
Ziadam Vas, ably ste jasne Vi
deli, co sa "a bojom proti sloven-
skym yodcom skryva, kde 2 neho
trci to certovo kopyto.
Ked' uvidte, naucite -sa lepsie
uctit' podopret', vazit' 81 VIA
sTNYCH vODCOv.
Ked' vasi vlastnf vodcovia ne.
maj1 vasu doveru-nahrad tie 81
ich inymi, ale nahradenym sverte
doveru. Ked' nemAte dovery vo
vlastnych yodcov, akoze m6zu
mat doveru vo vas inf; jakoze
moze wyatt co slovo vasich vod-
GOV u cudzich, ked tito vedia, ze
ono nevyvazi mic u l'udu, ktory
reprezentujd?
Rozmysl'ajt sdruzte sa tesno
pod zastavu Lfgy, lebo Liga PA
TRI NARODU A CELE NARn-
DU. Snazite sa podporovat' slo'
venskd chudobnd studuiQcu mia
dez, ably ssme 81 ju vychovali, "a
chovali naredu, aby SINE neostali
poslednymi Mohykanmi sloven-
skyni v Amerike = podporte Ma
ticu Skolskd, ktora 10 Ease ' lone
Lfgy. Chcete sa pokdsit' napra-
vat krivdu, ktora sa slovenskemu
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-27
REC BR IVANA BIELEKA, PREDSEDU SLOW. LfGY
P0VEDANA MA sI.OvENsKOM DNI YoUNGS-
TOWN, &c. JULIA 1928

narodu stala pridelenim ireciteho
iizemia Spisa Gravy Pol'sku -
podporte Lfgu, tato sa to snazi.
Snazite Sd pom6ct' vzdelanostne
zanedbanemu Slovenskemu Wy
chodu ma nohy - podporte Ldgu
= tato sa O to snazi. Chcete, ably
nasa mfenka bola ctena u ameri-
ckych spoluobcanov, aby nase slo.
vo malo vahu u tychto podpo-
rujte Ligu, ably boia mocna, ably
jej slovo zmohlo kdekol'yek v A.
merike a v jakejkol'vek zalezito-
sti .mnoho mnoho. Slovom: chce.
te podporit' narod, jeho zaujmy,
zaujmy vlastns- podporte Ligu.
w ste Liga a Liga je vami a s
.Vami!
Date toho dollara a dajte ho
vd ACNE, dajte Wac!
Keby ste jedinej nasej narod-
nej ustanovizni venovali len CEN
IA DENNE, STA LAZAROvI--
museli by ste jej do roka dat mai
menej pol stvrteho dollara a pyta
sa cd Vas len jeden.
A koncim!
Boil ste youngstownsky ymi Slo-
vakmi a boil ste ma ten nazov py-
sni. A to pravom. Byt' youngs-
townskym Slovakom znamenalo
vsade: BYf SLOvAKoM sKU-
TKAMI, PRACOU A oBETIAMI.
Ste ;yysjlenf,; zneehuteni a takym
SOM al sam. fLspze nemoz 'zalo.
zit' ruky, nem6z prestat' $ pra-
cou, kym je v mas kratky zivot,
slebo CHLADNA KOSA SMRTT
sA RfCHLO BLfzI. Bud 'te "a
Sc Slovaci, YOUNGSTOWNSK1
SLOvACI, DIETKY JEDNEHO