davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-22
Adressar Ustrednej Spravy Slo-
venskej Llgy v Amerike.

Ivan Bielek, predseda, P. 0. B.
100, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Jan Zidek, podpredseda, 1407
w. Chicago Ave-, Chicago, Ill.
Pani Maria Matisek, podprel-
sedkyna, 100 West 10th ST., Chi
cago, Ill.
Jan A. Koc1r, tajomnfk, r. 0,
b. 996, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Frantisek Stas, pokladnik, 632
Amboy Ave, Perth Amboy, N. ].
Dozorny vybor:
Jozef Matdsek, preds., 100 W.
10th ST., Chicago, Ill.
Jozef Horvath, Glen, 56 Garden
ST., Hoboken, N. j.
Jozef D'uris, Glen. P. O. Box
593, Pittsburgh. Pa.
Clenovia Spravy:
Frantisek Oslislo, 283 Oak ST.,
Perth Amboy, N. j.
= Rev. Jozef Horvath, AT N. Suis-
man St., N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa.
L'udevft Kre, 1921 West Sind
St., Cleveland, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-22

jej bebu, jestli to nemoze konat'
"a dIhsi cas-. Tato mienka, rozu
ME sa, je mylna, lebo nieto takeJ
DOLBY V zivote diet at "a, ktora by
bola- Wac dolezitou na pitie mile
ka z prs matky, nez pri zaciatku.
Ami nieto takeho casu, ktorom
zazivanie diet alta sa tax snadno
zkazi tax t'azko je no napra-
vat, ako prave V zaciatoEnych
dnoch a tyzdnoch diet at "a. Kaz-
dy den alebo tfzden, v ktory be
ba dostane materske mlieko, dava
jej leps1 zaciatok a potion snad-
nejsie sa prejde ma umely pokrm
podzejsie, jestli to bude potreb-
ne. Niekedy sa al ma to pomysl a,
ze sa neodplati davat' diet 'ati pr
sia, jestli nema dostat' prs vse-
tku potravu, ktorn potrbuje. mi
sa, Ease nazdavaju, ze je nebezpec-
nym miesat' clovecie mlieko u
melou potravinou. Tieto mienky,
rozumie sa, sti celkom mylne. sU-
mela potravina nemoze obt 'azo-
vat travenie materskeho mlieka
kdezto mlieko cd prs rozhodne lef
napomaha, ably umela potrava bo
la snadnejsie strovena. Kazdf
kvapka prsneho mheka pomah;
diet 'at'u a usnadnuje umel6 kr
menie.
Jestli pc. dokladnom sprobovan
matkino mlieko ME je dostatoe
nNm, sladene kondensovane mile
ko je najlepsie ,davat' diet 'at u /;
ked' je spravne ,krmene, doda do
statocnil zasobu potravy pre- pra
videlnI vzrast.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-22
ZAs IDU ORGANIzovAT
KoVOROBOTNfKoV

V Chicagu sisli sa zastupcovia
dvadsat pat robotnickych organi-
zacii ma poradu, ma ktorej pojed-
naval Q pomeroch zeleziarskom
a oceliarskom priemysle. Usnesena
bolo zahajit' organizaen1 cinnost
medzi mimi. Samuel Gompers, hi.
predseda Americkej Federacie Ro
botnickej 81 '1bil vsemoznI pomoe
ma vymozenie 8-hodinovej pracov.
nej DOLBY v oceliarnach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-22
NATURALIZOVANf OBCANIA
v ROKU 1920.
F. T.. 7. s..

Podl'a najnovsich zprav cenzu-,
sovej ilradoyne ministerstva OBJ.
chodu, roku 1920 bolo v Spoj.
Statoch usadenych jednotlivcov
roznych narodnosti vo veku vyse
q rol1ov 6,92S,452 muzskeho po-
hlavia 5,570,26S zenskeho. u
muzov naturalizovant bolo 3,314,-
91O, tedy AIS proc. a 20 zien ma
turalizovanych bolo 2,S93,7S7, te-
dy 50 procentov.
Podl'a narodnosti pomer bql
nasledovnI:
Cechov a Slovakov (muzov a
ziea vyse 21-poenych) bolo V Sp.
Statoch r. 1920: 335, $50, toho
naturalizovanych 1886 (44.2
proc. - Danov 1o0,79S, naturali-
zovanSch 1859 COS proc.) -
Finov 140,O15, natur. 5S,s73 (42.O
proc.) - Nemcov 1,64S,S 1888, natur.
i1,213,451 (735, proc.) - NADIA
rov 353,792, natur. 106,1S3 600
proc.) = Talianov 1 1,40S, ,933, ma
,tur. 419,713 900 proc.) - Juho-
slovanov 155, ,956. natur. 3s,S16
(24.S proc.) = Litvinov 127 7,642,
natur. 1886 (26.0 proc.) = Po,
liakov 1,04S,O5O, natur. 302,635
(2s.S proc.) = Rusoy 1,211,337,
natur. 509,561 (42.0 proc.) - Svf
dov COS, $40, natur. 423,692 (69.9
proc.)
Nemci V naturalizacii prejavili
najvacs1 zaujem a tiez vykazujt
najvatsi potet nati1ralizovanych a
to najma " stredne atlantickej ca
sti, State Illinois a indie. V State
Minnesota vyskytuji1 sa hajviac
(Svedi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-22
CLANOK XIV.
Pridaiate vase diet a?

O mnoho Wac zien je stave
pridaiat' svoje diet "a, nez. sa vo
vseobecnosti mysli. V skutoenosti
len vel mi malo je zien, ktore eel
kom ME sn schopne pridajat'. Tax
zvana neschopnost' pridajania .je
V mnohych padoch skorej nechce-
tie nez neschopnost'. Ovsam mno-
he zeny len nazdajn sa, re nemozu
pridajat', v skutocnosti ale mo-
zu. Casio zeny vzdavaj1 sa pokusrl
pridajania preto, ze mlieko sa do
stavi opozdene. Zasoba mlieka je
dakedy nedostatoena kym matka
je " posteli preto vzdava sa pri-
dajania. Lenze ME sG nezvycaj-
nymi pady, ze zasoba mlieka sa
zvacsi a je 1plne dostatocnou "a
! tym, ked' matka vstane posteie
zacne vykonavat' svoju pravi-
delnu pracu.
v inych padoch matky preto
nepridajajl a ami sa k tomu ne
odhodlajl, lebo sa obavajn VEL
kych ostar porusenia zdravia
matky. Je pravda, ze v istych pa
doch pridajanie telesne zmuci ma
tku. Neslobodno, ovsem, zab1-
dat, ,ze pridajanie je prirodnym
stavom ze mnohe zeny .pocas
pridajania maj1 sa lepsie, nez v
akykol 'vek my cas-. Este al v tom
pade, keby to matku telesne zmu-
clio, matka ma byt' ochotnou o.
betovat' sa do istej miery, len aby
mohla dat bebe svojej dobry "a
Siatok. Caste sa hovori, ze zeny
sn prinervozne ma pridajanie, ze
naSledkOm tOllo lch mllekO bude
zle a ze diet'a bude rozsulene a
nebude rast'. Toto je pravdou, ale
jedine v istych padoch. Inc zeny,
ktore by sa zdaly byt' neslcimi ma
pridajanie, dokazu sa byt' vel mi
dobrymi dojkami. Toto tedy do
kazuie, ze kazda matka ma sa po-
k1sit pridajat' a len vtedy sa
vzdat' toho, ked' sa dokaze ne
schopnou.
Niekedy l'udia sd tiez tel mien-
Ky, ze sa zene neodplatf pridajat
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-22
Oznamenie udom cisla 161. s. S. K.

Bratia, cas- lett, ako voda dO mo-
ra vecnosti nikdy sa odtial me-
vrati. A preto al nam ide mesiac
"a m'esiacom tn Youngstown
ako by vsetko spalo. Uz len par
tyzdnAv do prfchodu osvp. bisku-
pa Jana Vojtassaka nerobia sa
doteraz ziadne pripravy. Preto
bratia, prosime vas, ljestli len bu.
dete moct' prist', prfd''te ma sch6.
dzu Y pondelok sveeer, ma .25..jd.
ma pod kostol a tiez al Wy, ktorl
ME ste este 1dami, prid tie a stan
te sa ddami SIS. K: 4
0Gakavajdc, hojm1 navstevu
sme yam oddaniss 1ctou
Martin Dolak, preds.
Jozef Oravec, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-22
Spolkove zpravy
DELEGATION MA K0NVENCIU
KAT. JEDNOTY. {
IS JJJgA 1929,

Cteni bratia, ktorf ste boil zvo-
lenl ma spolkovych schodzach ale
bo budete zvoleni ma bud1cich
schodzach "a delegatov ma mimo-
riadnu konvenciu, bud'te tax Ia
skavf prist' vsetcia dna 2. julia
vecer pol 8. .hodine do Haselton
ma schodzu delegatov, ktora sa
bude vydrziavat' Skole Sv. Az
betty. Ma tel schodzi sa poradlme,
kedy budeme cestovat' a jako sa
ma konvencii budeme drzat', ably
SINE boil jednej mysli.
S 1ctou,
Mattel Bick,
1913 N. Blaine Ave-, City.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-22
SOPKA ETNA ZALIALA
DESAT MIEST LAVOU

Sopka Etna Y Sicflii (Talian-
sku) yybuchla zaciatkom tohto
tyyzdna hroznym rachotom a "a
trasenia sa zeme. Pat kraterov
chrlilo lavu, ohen a popol'. Vsetko
Y ceste lazy padalo. Dosial' desat
kvitnucich miest bolo znicene ia
YOU. Vyse 100000 obyvatel'ov je
.bez prlstresia a majetku. Talian-
sky kraP papez pomahajt ne
st'astnemu obyvatel 'stvu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-22
CAS- MA PLATENIE DANE
BOL PREDLzENY

Okresni komisari predlzili ter
min platenia dani cd 20. jnna do
20. julia. D'alsie predHenie nebn-
de udelene, lebo terajsi pokladnil1
Marshall odstdpi z 1radu a jeho
miesto zaujma novozvoleny po-
kladnik Frank Vogan, ktoremry
knihy: musejii byt' odovzdane v
poriadku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-22
Bratom cisla ,731. X. J. ma
Lansingville.

Nalse Cislo, spolok sv. Jozefa
bude vydrziavat' svoje mesaene
sch6dze odteraz yecer 0 Z. hodine
punktom, lebo teraz cez leto kaz
dy 81 chce yyist',, ma nejake sport
ske zabavy tax malo clenstva sa
ma sch6dze po obede dostavf. Pre-.
to budeme vecerami schodze cd
byvat' "a 6 mesiacov. a.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-22

Tiez prosfm vsetkych udov to-
hoto cisla, aby sa dostavili vsetcia
lebo sa bude VOLT delegat ma mi
moriadnu konvenciu preto mech
sa kazdy dostavi povie mienku,
ci vysleme alebo ME.
Ostayam uctOu
Augustin Hlebovy, ilct.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-22
DoBRE GAzDovALA

V pondelok vydrziavana bo|a
|sch6dza 500 nacelnikov vladnych
Departmental, ma ktoraj podavane
boly rocne financne zpravy. Ma
schodzi zistene bolo, ze vlada do
bre gazdovala, lebo nemala ziad-
neho deficitu, ale zvysok dakol Ike
lmilionOv dolarov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-22
Is. Cislo K. J. vysle troch
delegatov ma konvenciu

Tunajsie svel'ke 25. cislo IKSJ.
ma minulej schodzi zvoliio troch
Glenov "a delegatov ma mimoriad-
nu konvenciu. Delegatmi sn: PIP.
adv. Jan Willo, Frantisek Hudik
a Jozef Javorsky. Konvencia "a
hajena bude v st. Louis, Mo-, 9.
julia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-22
Zmena schodz (. 1913. M. o. X. j.

Nase cislo sa rozhodlo ma minu-
lei schodzi, ze >budeme mavat
sch0dze teraz cez leto kazdn stvr-
til nedel II v mesiaci vecer 0 Z.
hodine Sokolovni ma Homewood
Ave. Ziadam kazdeho ida, ably 81
toho povsimnul ma sch6dzu tejto
nedele prisiel vecer.
Som $, ilctou
Jozef Sova, starosta,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-22
Odkaz redakcie. !,

PIP. dopisovatel ON. Prosfme 0
doposlanie dlhsich dopisov vcassie
nez stredu alebo stvrtok. V tie
to dni nahrnie sa do redakcie sur
nejsich vecl mnoho, takze mnoho
.razy nestacime dopis uverejnit :.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-22

Najvacsim problemom pre- kaz-
dil ,matku, kad nema svojho vlast
neho mheka, je prave to, ze aku
potravu dat svojmu diet at u, a.
by ono bolo zdravym a ,vyrastlo
" slime statne. Bordenovo Eagle
Mlieko rozriesilo tento problem
pre- tislce tisfce matiek behom
posladnych sestdesiat rokov. Wac
deti bolo vychovane na Eagle Mile
ku, nez ma vsetkych pripravova-
nycf potravinach dohromady. Pri
dajajte svoje diet a, jestli je to
NONE, ale nesprob1vajte dayat'
mu rozlicne jedla, ktorych ma
! loco znate. Eagle Mlieko je eiste,
zazivne snadno strovitel ne.
Jestli chceta chranit zdravie
vasho dieveat' a tel najvaznej-
Sci dobe jej zivota, pridajte Eagle
Mlieko ku jej dennej potrave. Dive
polievkove lyzice denne maj1
byt' dane pri predobednom a po-
poludnajsom krmeni. Rozried tie
tho tri styrte sialke l'adovo stu
denej vody. Eagle Mlieko mozete
miesat' trepanym ivajcami a sla-
| didlom, giger elomI, hroznovou st a
lvou, ovocnou St'avou alebo kaka-
ON. Rozumie sa, ze eerstvy vzduch
,pohybovanie, dostatoeny spanok a
Izabayy sil potrebne v tomto case,
|alee spravna. i otrava je nadovset-
| ko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-22

Ked' So nieco okolo vas pri-
hodi, oznamte to nam, aby sme to
.mohi sdelt' Y novinaoh ostatnym
sloyakom M tejto okolici:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-22

sledky hortcosti. DR.. Dalbey bol
vojenskym lekarom a medzi nasi-
mi krajanmi nal mnohych, ktori
sa mu dali liecit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-22
ZoMREL Cd HoRUCosTI.

DR.. r. A. Dalbey, znamy lekar,
ktofy NAL kancelariu ma East Ee-
|deral ulici, zomrel stredu mama.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-22
Novyp cs. vyslanec pre- Japonsko

DO New Yorku dosiel po tieto
dni p.;iJozef Svagrovsky, novy Wy
slanec; cs. vlady pre- Japonsko. No
w vyslaaec boil legionarom Ru-
sku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-22

citsite pozorne tieto elanky ka-
zdy i tWdens a !. odkladajte 81 ich
pre- pripadne upotrebenie v bur
dilcnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-22
Mattel Bick,

1913 N. Blaine Ave, City.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-31
ORIGINAL "unIted statss."

There were only 13 original col.
onles. and New York state has never
been included In New England. The
"Thirtecn United Colonies" that sent
delegates TO the Continental congress
on September i3. 1T75, and afterward
called themselves the Omitted States"
were Massachusetts,. Connecticut,
Rhode Island. New Hampshire, New
York. New Jersey. Georgia. North Cnro-
lima, South Carolina. Virginia. Penn
syivanln. Delaware and Maryland. The
colony OF Maine belonged to Mnssnchu-
setis and Vermont was claimed both by
New Hampshire and New York. Yer
mont wns admitted Into the Union as
the fourteenth state on March Il 1Ioi.
The New England states are Mnssnchu'
scits. Connecticut. Rhode Island, New
Hampshire. Vermont ana Maine.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-31
HAVE THEIR DISTINCT VOICES
Lovers Of the Wild Easily Able to
Recognize Tongues" by
Which Trees Speak.

It may not be generally known, but
1t Is perfectly true, that 1t is,auite pos
sible to recognize trees by their voices,
though not, Of course, SO simple q
matter as that Of identifying birds. In
summer, the sounds are produced by
the leaves rubbing against each other,
and trees with small leaves, like the
birch, for instance, speak In much
more rapid tones than do the large
leaved chestnuts.
Like the cuckoo, trees change their
notes with the seasons. A dry leaf
produces different sound from soft
one. Tennyson the poet mentions the
"dry-tonged laurels' patterlng talk"
In autumn all trees have drler leaves
than In spring. In winter trees talk
through their twigs. Thick branches
produce lower notes than thin ones. as
Professor Humphreys has pointed out.
and when the branches vary In size the
range Of notes Is correspOndingly great
er. Hence the mufiied plalnt Of the
oak and the sibilant sigh Of the pines.
The murmur Of the forest Is really the
whisperings OF innumerable voices.
each with its own distinctive character.
blended Into one current Of sound.
Montreal Family Herald. .,vrr-
1ccUSx -
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-31
LONG DIsvsED, BUT NOT DEAD
Many Parts Of the Human Frame
Remain, Though They Are No
Longer Called Upon.

Every person is walking museum.
a living volume Of the history of the
world.
Stand before a mirror and raise
the top lid Of one eye. At It's corner
you will see little fold Of skin, which
cannot possibly serve any useful pur-
pose. 1t did once, though, for 1t Is
all that is left Of a semi-transparent
third eyelid. such as birds and reptiles
possess, which could be lowered as a
protector when our remote ancestors
were passing through dense under
growth.
And whilst you are at the mirror
look at your ears. Just over the en-
trance of each is a little pointed fiap.
which can be made to close the ear
IL 1t 10 pressed backward with the
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-31
Hauohty Capitalist.

The laborlng man of 20 years ago
was pretty well satisfied. Labor
troubles In this country were almost
unheard Of then. though at infre'
quent intervals mn employee would find
a grievance against his employer. That
OF the machlnlst whom MFR. A. B. Far
quhar tells OF In his book "The First
Million the Hardest" Is certainly
amusing. viewed at this date.
One afternoon. says Mr.. Farquhar,
mnchInlst came TO us In high dudg.
con from another shop and asked for
job. We wanted 10 know, of course,
why he had left he old place.
ut was this way" he said. ''The
boss was out walking with Indy the
other night. and passed him and said.
How do you do. Harry?' And the next
day he came around 10 me and said.
when nm out wnlklng with lady
In the evening don't wunt you to
speak 10 me- won't work for n
man who acts TINT way !"-Youih'r
Companion.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-31
Found N,,r,Ioht,dn ! Boon.

Most persons pity sufferers OF my
opia. which Is biurring OF the vision
through nearslghtedness. Rut one vic
time OF the affiiction, n theatergoer,
says his nearsIghtedness Is n distinct
advantage.
Being lover Of beauty. when I go
to the theater I like to see loveliness
all about me-" he said. Nov, you
know that one OF the disappointing
things you can look nt Is makeup at
close range. Yet we all like to sit
close enough to the stage to hear
clearly.
Through my nearsightedness the
garishness OF the paint Is softened and
I see only a becoming glow on the
cheeks OF the players. When my
friends have told me Of unbeautiful
things which they have seen upon the
stage I have felt grateful that my
eyes are slightly dulled by myopia."-
New York Sun.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-31
Natural curio,ity.

A natural curiosity IL the "Devil's
Well" IN Washington. ~ miles north OF
Spokane. This well II cylindrical
shnft. 10 feet In diameter. sunk by
some natural agency In solid bnsalt
rock on mountain top. The wnier
level varies according to atmospheric
conditions. the average being about 70
feet below the mouth OF tho well. The
awirllng wntcr with logs floating on lt'
surfncc II said 10 inspire a feeling OF
awe ns one stnnds Mt tho brink and
looks nlong the smooth. sheer wnlls
Into IFS blue depths.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-31
ALWAYS RACE OF WARRIORS
Roman Historian Paid Tribu.e to the
Fighting Qualities II the Piets
Early In History.

Plcts is the name by which, for five
and half centurles-296 to S44 A. d.
the people that inhabited eastern
Scotland, from the Forth to the Pen.-
land firth. were known. In certain
chronicles they are styled Picti, Pic
tones. Pictores, or Piccardaig--all
forms Of the same root but sometimes
the native Gaelic name Of Cruthnig Is
applied to them. and their country
called Crulthen-tuath. the equivalent
Of the Latin Plctavia and Old Morse
Pettland, which still! survives In the
name Of the Pentland firth. In their
wars in Britain The Romans came into
collision with the Picts. One KoMah
or Latin writer Of that time speaks OF
"the Cnledonians and other Picts.'
which Implies the inclusion Of the for.
mer In the latter people. The well.
known Roman historian. Tacltus. calls
Scotland north of the Firths Of Forth
and Clyde. Caledonia. md he describes
the Caledonlans as noble race of
barbarIans. who fight In chariots as
well as on foot. with long swords and
short shields. and whose fnlr red hair
and large limbs argued Teutonlc
origin.
The Hlghlanders Of today are OF
Celtic origin. The prefix, mac. mean
Ing son Of, Is from the Gaelic.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-31
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MAKER OF MANY EPIGRAMs
Also John Randolph Of Roanoke VIII
Rank as One Of the Greatest
Of Amerca's Soma.

John Randolph of Roanoke, Ameri-
can orator and statesman, died in Phil
adelphia in 1888. desevted by many Of
his old-tlme friends and physical
wreck through the use of opium.
Nearing the end he attributed the fall
ure Of his life to "ungovernable tenn
per" and he died with the word ire
morse" on his lips.
Here are some of Randolph's epi-
grams: II am an aristocrat-I love
liberty, hate equality" asking one
Of the states to surrender part of her
sovereignty is like asking lady to
surrender part Of her chastity" "Stick
to friend little in the wrong" "No
man was ever satisfied to be half a
king" "The three degrees Of compart-
son-begging, borrowing and stealing"
"Pay as you 60" was political
proverb that Randolph started on its
rounds. He hung this saying on Mar
tin Van Buren, that she always rowed
to his object with muffied oars" Van
Buren, was "gumshoer," In the par
lance of the Twentieth century. OF
Clay he said, "Clay's eye is on the
presidency, but my eye Is upon him."
Referring to England's naval strength
in 1872 and Madison's pamphlet on
neutral rights" Randolph said.
Against 800 ships in commission we
enter the lists with three shilling
pamphlet"
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-31
TOM MIX COMING in
NEW WESTERN FILM

Recently Tom Mix discovered an
other use for the magic power Of his.
name in addition to prompting people
to come into theartes and see his
pictures. He was driving his Dusen-
berg Straight Eight" which was the
first machine of its kind in Los An
geles, through some heavy traffic. and
at a crossing bumped into the rear,
of flivver that had come to sud-
den stop.
The traffic cop rushed over and.
after getting the name of the driver
of the small car asked who Mix was.
Flashing smile Of recognition the
cop went back to the other car and
delivered the following message:
Say, what'd'ya mean by backing
up into that fellow. Beat it now be-
fore hand you ticket" With a
name like Tom Mix you could run
through traffic in any city and you
wouldn't need straight eight"
The latest Western produced by
William Fox starring Tom Mix is "3
Jumps Ahead" which will be shown
at the Peerless on next Saturday.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-31
OWL 4sTooPs TO CONQUER
Only Two Lessons Needed to Teac!,
Dog the Wisdom Of Leaving
the Bird Unmolested.

Not long ago, writes contributor,
learned Of the tactics Of certain owl
in defending itself that were both
amusing and interesting. Whether the
method Is common among owls, I do
not know; the bird practiced 1t on
more than one occasion.
The owl was a great big headed crea-
ture captured in the woods and tied
with a rope to stake In the yard.
Its enemy was the dog, which seemed
to think that 1t was a common fowl.
OF course the thing to do was to bark
and to frighten It into flight. But bark
Ing had no effect whatever except to
make the dreadful eyes glow more
brightly and to produce sort Of sharp
swapping that seemed to come from the
bill, which was almost hidden among
the feathers. After some time the dog
made fierce run.
Not a move did the owl make. Not
a feather twitched; but the eyes
glowed like fire, and snap, snap went
the bill. Suddenly Just as the dog
came close the bird went over on its
back In a heap. It was an undignifletl
position surely, but there was pur-
pose in 1t.
The dog, assuming that the strange
bird had fallen upon the ground in
fright, dashed up and thrust his nose
among the feathers. Instantly steel
like claws, sharp as knives, fastened
upon him and with yell of terror and
pain he tore loose and ran for his life.
Solemn and apparently harmless stood
the owl as before.
1t was too much for the dog. An.
other rush brought him again within
reaching distance of the strange enemy
Once more the bird fell on its back,
and once more the dog thrust his nose
into the feathers only to feel the cruel
talons sink into his tender nose; with
a yelp he fled. From the shelter OF
the porch he viewed the strange bird
no longer a dignified barn fowl, but a
dreadful monster to be let absolutely
alone.-Youth's Companion.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-31
Lake Of Fire Ever Active.

The great spectacle Of Halemaumau.
popularly known as the Lake Of Ever.
lasting Fire." In Hawaii National park.
is again to be seen. In May. 1921. the
boiling lava rose slowly until within
40 feet Of the rim Of the crater. Then
earthquakes opened subterranean
vents and the surface subsidized at the
rate Of foot an hour until the whole
lake disappeared. leaving a rumbling
smoking chasm 1000 feet deep and
nearly 1000 feet across. During this
sinking the walls of the pit. lacking
the support Of the living lava, began
to collapse. During the subsidence the
old craters of Makapuhi and Napau
became active, but did not continue
long. They are now dried out again.