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Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05

Mrs. Margaret Cramp, accompani-
ed by her daughter, Miss Margaret,
left last Sunday for St. Louis, Mo-,
where they expect to make their
permanent home.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05

Miss Irene Briegleb, of Nampa
spent the last week end in Mountain
Home with her mother, Mrs. Mary
Briegleb.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05

DR.. Holmes, who is to speak at the
Congregational church this Friday
evening has been missionary in
Japan ten years, and was there at
the time of the earthquake. He is
said to be vigorous and keen speak
er, and the people will be interested
in his message. Everybody invited,
500 o'clock.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05
Trade at Home
TAKE NOTICE

Any party interested in the organ
ization of Y. w. c. A., in Mountain
Home and wishing to donate from
one dollar up, please notify or mail
check to Mrs. R. H. Bennett, not
later than December 6. I'll
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05

Miss Edith Mason, who is teaching
in the schools of Boise, was a visi-
tor at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Ma
son in this city during the Thanks
giving vacation.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05

Murderers may escape the
law, and there is every proof to
be found in our court records
they are doing so. but the lesser
offender-the man who happens
to be caught with bottle of
vile moonshine on his person
seldom does. He might just as
we'll plead guilty. Nor is the
petty thief on the same footing
as the murderer. Take the case,
for instance, or the two men
who the other day burglarized a
laundry. Justice was sure and
certain dn their case. They made
on with some wearing apparel
and they were given from two
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05
Local and Personal

:: X X x X X X X X X K X X y X X =
County Commissioner George d..
Butler left last Wednesday for Boise
after having attended a board meet
ing in this city the forepart of the
past week.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05

H. c. Beach suffered an injury to
one of his limbs the forepart of the
week and since has been unable to
walk without the use of crutches.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05

Now is the time to do your Xmas
shopping, before all of the goods have
been picked over the stocks depict
ed.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05

Charles Glenn, of Glenns Ferry
transacted business in Mountain
Home last week end.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05

Mrs. Grace Kassen. teacher at
Timball, spent several days of the
forepart of the week as guest Of
local friends.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05

H. j. Hammons, of Grand View,
was business visitor in the city
the forepart of the past week and
while here he was guest at the
Mellen.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05

Frank L. Jackson, of Featherville
was a guest at the Mountain Home
Hotel last Sunday.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05

Donald Fraser was up from Ham
NETT last Saturday on a business mis-
sion.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05

Following is the range of temper
allure and precipitation at Mountain
Home. Idaho, for the week ending
. 1904.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05

According to word received at the
Republican office last Wednesday
there was at that time five inches of
snow at Pine.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05

The ladies of the Episcopal Auxil-
larry will hold their annual Christ
mas Sale on Saturday, December 9Th
at the Idaho Power Office. Fay
work, aprons. and cooked food 7-3t'
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05

Mrs. S. Helm was visiting Boise
friends last Wednesday.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05

Wool values, according to the
Boston market, are back to a price
as high as any since 1920.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05

Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Wilson were up
from their home at Bruneau last
Tuesday and spent the day in Noun
tain Home on a shopping tour.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05

FARM FOR RENT-1O0 acres UNI :.
der water Partially under alfalfa
See A. F. Anderson, Mountain Home.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05

G. E. McGrath was Boise visitor
on Wednesday
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hastings
were here from their home at Rid
die for several days the forepart of
the past week
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05

Mrs. o. Herring was reported on
the sick list the forepart of the past
week.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05

Send them a subscription to tn
Republican for Xmas.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05

William Deckard, accompanied by
his two daughters, were down from
Pine last Tuesday on a shopping trip.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05

Mrs. Blanche Mellen, of Bruneau,
was in this city for several days the
forepart of the past week.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05

Mr. and Mrs. ]. E. Whitaker ex-
pect to leave next Sunday. Mr..
Whitaker recently rendered his re-
signation as local manager for the
Home Lumber Company.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05

John Sinclair, field man for the
Boise City National Bank, was a
business visitor in this city for sew
eral days the forepart of the past
week.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05

Just how long the people and
society will remain restrained
with this condition existing we
do not venture a guess. But that
their patience has all but
reached the limit of exhaustion
we know. And we venture a
prediction that unless greater
courage is exhibited under our
present court system, the people
will go to the other extreme
and see that punishment is
melted out to murderers when
punishment is due and that is a
condition that should not exist
and that we would dislike very
much to see existing.
A&S&A4&Rs#*
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05

Either we are lacking cour-
age in our jury boxes, among
our prosecutors. in our courts,
among our judges, or we must
admit that murder today is not
in the same class with murder
of yesterday and killing ones
fellowman is neither capital
offense nor a crime to be put
down with capital punishment.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05


Another striking Illustration
of what has every appearance OF
being a miscarriage of justice is
found in the Verne l. Taylor
case of Mountain Home. Tay-
lor deliberately shot down Dan
Mclaughlin, an attorney, on the
streets of that city, and then
beat his victim over the head
with the butt of his revolver.
He was. of course, arrested and
charged with first degree muir
der. His defense was insanity.
The jury acquitted him. He will
go before court of competent
Jurisdiction TO be tried on the
charge of insanity. Naturally,
having escaped the gallows, he
will hold to the plea of insanity,
and in due course of time will
be committed to an asylum,
That is the last we viii hear of
him until II is suddenly discov-
cred at some future date he has
been liberated on the grounds
that his ailment has been cured.
Dan Mclaughlin innocently
paid the penalty of death In
ficted by another, while the
man who shot him down goes
free. That is hardly what can
be catalogued as justice. No
doubt the defendant Taylor was
unbalanced mentally But how
many murderers are not unbal-
anced when they CONT so grave
a crime? Is that to be accepted
as grounds for their acquittal?
Are they TO evade just punish
ment because in a fit of anger
they killed? What are we COM
ing to II men who shoot down
others can continue to be a men
ace to society because, per-
chance. when angered they
killed? Is 1t not time that those
who are sworn to enforce the
laws, and that applies to juries
as well as officers, were begin
ming to exhibit some of this an
ger that so many murderers
'eem to be afflicted with, and
ire furnishing those who deserve
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-05
WEATHER REPORT

Trade at Home
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Local and Personal

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OFFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY PAPER

to fifteen years in the state
penftentiaryl Certainly someone
has very truthfully said that
comparisons are odious.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-11

Ejne6 spols5host is ns1s}1 TIE. IA
ie prisina, pfsss isA AaustAe pdi-
Est avat \ bratsi fch rplpora5sh
Tor 5AAia6ciacA pssAsSc & g. statf'
hs u tn risiAb ktors M Sitds
kpqist 'uiaca sfple e1noyts r!eYrij IN
ani II naiiyy isis pr<aais.
Gable: NV 1yslsst, IL lybs.
llos ltpSie mst VI Spe NJ sh ST.
ltoeh IN ss1AJ eli ohstaaev, nss taas
kisls. len siastkNf
/ Kpreff Ano. s;-
SABBATH J: a vas I'ual ~ st&va ".
scanmi aho len sAoro .m6Se.f
,Koreff Ano. Is,
/ Cable: w mate z,niek siastku.
Ehtari ME sa obcanmif, U
Koreff: Auo, ale nasilne IN dat
prikiitest' stat 50 ebcannsi.
Gable Je to prhnscF vkstkJsh
Ecuazincov, ktorf 81 sta%sin oassssts-
mi, 80 perceatsvg
! Korcff: Neviera; fssm6seM 10.
Esorit "a inc grapy.s
Cable: Paloyica nicllss1 obcan-
Emis
! Koreff: PovedsI asm 60 procen-
ltov.
Gable Pevedali ste, ze 50 pro-
[Icantov aastys 81 obssnssi, nsbiss
|Nedali ste 60 procentsv naroda.
Koreff: Debre, teda 90 proscu-
tov ldstva.
Cable; Ci tyeh 40 procentov wy.
brafo 81 prvt papiere' .s !
Koreff: To nemosem tvrdit 'ls1l
LAX mosta; ale chcem podotknilt
4 tejte otazke, ze prevadzams q
silnd ksnlpsn a chceme, aby So
stall aaAerickyrni obeanmi. AvsaA
'ako pri kazdom yzraste, musilae
dbat ss to, aby l'ud Dol pripra-
vent; my nemozeme vyjst pri.
,vliect ich narobit 2 mich ame-
rickysh obSanov ako to robievaI
pred Is alsbe 80 rokami, ked kon
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-11


MI sist 49, t1Ihs lo
ispus pristun d6 Alheriky 20 BIZ
adcich III rsksv, sfd I ssz0Ss fIy,:'
to AstsfsfIlltS fSd d'olA vayst nil
1odnosti N usasle "a i ,,.s ssa
n korsfY NsaS g. bsS Ssaat', ze
Isl 10 zaplisinilo pejakd zvIastnu
t:,sssku ~ nsyitia sPrsyeafi'-
- ! dsyslp
6 Ha14d4y ,Pesks ise ttoehu. Ne
sststsiaa - q t'ssobsi ; tctss W
ks5ys tehb vy1syvai i6se nebuasi
n bsph TIN ptfsluihf fksai vssej
i / NJ ssti, ktcff ID - fas,1, sle +,
tjny ftori seis pridu bchssA bt..
slasish pas' rsAevi
s(HsAfaS Ssvdnis.s ]
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-11
NlTKk PRAvDY.

Il Jediny1nr dokonalym covekom na svete je doko-
uak splpstdk
N1jeesn <ler4k je srstyy nv, nsz zosare.
Najuldrejs lena je ta, ktora vie, kedy ma pre-
Dakedy IL bozk odmenon dakedy tIesfom,
s IL dobra vec pre knihu pre- zenlcha. Na OBJ
saIu uk ~ =
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-11

ale nielcn bFat lrcast', NE 90 "a
vat ts, 90 " ~,ifoni na:ilepsie, pol
EneyAe verfm v spravodliyost' wa
Itia v d&va1aia i To Dol pripstl
prist 'ahovalcov Cd samsho xa1iat-
Hi - pri<li i wall vSetko, 10 mo
1h1i dostat' d zase dali vsctko, 60
mali d V tomto ohl 'ade acrt je
vyrovnany
Mr.. Cable Chem sa vas spy
|tat' zda 80, ID myslfte, he census
| d I. 1880 'rlavrhnuty ' predIohc je
straniclsym voci isty'm narodne
stiamf
| Koreff: Ano.
Gable Tetla: nenlaly by nafod-
Hosti, ktore naa.ni mensiH kvotu
ped 1910. cens,isom rovnskn ipo-
nosu, keby sa prijal census 1870
Koreff: Me; nemali by.
/ Cabe: Preco ME? Tvori to roz-
dieI u l'udi ich naodnosti, nies
| Koreff: Ano, ale vysledek ie
spravodliyeisi. Berdc to G;sii-
ciach beritc to cd grupy ku CRU
pc, vysledok ie spravodlive;a. 4
ucel,, "a ktorym ia som. tl,nl, ME
je. aby, som zigdal vyfhoind pc
siciu pre- niekoho. Som tu.',aby
som ziadal spratotllivost vocf ka-
zdenu. ponegac je to zakladna zss
sada, ma ktorei tato vlada bofs
budovana a citim, re. neziadanr nis
mimoriadneho co by tento w
Dor emohol priviest' do snlada SO
svoIim svedomim.
Gable: V roku 1890 iste narod-
nosti majil prednost v 1910 tiex
iste narodnosti maju prednoss'
Kto ma rozs1dit nad ty1n, ze kto
ma mat prednost'?
Koreff: To BY som tax nerie-
kol.
SABBATH: On ME ie prospecn
uprsdnenia.
Koreff Me, som prospech L.
prcdnenia.
Prcdseda: Wy ste tcda "a CEN
sus z roku l9l9t
Koreff: NsInaifc illaho pro-l
striedku pe rake, dsrana preelnost
censust . roku 1910. akozto men
siemu zlu, ponevac nam dava spra-
vodfiyejsie zastnpenie.
Predseda: Dobre. Nuz, mozem
sa vas pytat' toto: preco uz;vate
vyraz Hmensie' zlo'f
Koreff: Wee sa ma takto: Ked
tato vlast rozhodla obmedzit pri-
st 1ahovalectso a ked' toto .4ob1ue-
tlzenie istym sposobom vplyva ma
.iste grupy, tcda: jestli ze vplyva
ma vsetkych rovnako. je to zlo
mensic nez ono, ktore by len yply-
valo Ea eiastku nicli.
Predseda: Jestli re to bude t az
kost 'ou, nebude sa to tykat ame-
rickych obcanov; bude sa to IT,
kat nadeinych prist 'ahovalcov,
ktari chcd prfst do Ameriky. CT
aebude tomu TAXI
Koreff: Ano ale . tych nadci-
nych prist 'ahosHlcov sa stand Y
kratkej dobc americki obcania.
Predseda: Teda Wy hovorite "
zaujme tVch nadejnych prist 'aho.
| valcovs
Koreff: Ano; do istej micry.
Csble A len polovica mich sta
va sa americkymi obcanmi!
Koreff: Trebars by 50 len polo.
vica 2 Mich sfala ancrickymi OBJ
ssnmi, predsa tato vlast' ziska IA
obcianstvc, a to ma zfaddcnom Oh,
cianstve, poneyac l'ud, ktoreKod
;pechadzam i l'ud, ktory zastupu'
jcns, sii 'ud mi, ktori veria v s1.
krodany maietol, ktosf st.tsjd
] syote domy, kupuiii fanny, obra,
baj6 roh, robia Y "a akladnycls prie.
nlysloch vel'kym risikom svo.
| jich Sivotov robia pria takorl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-11
sr0vxNsKX 1,fcx \ OrAxxA rn1sf xEf,-

lPokra6oYarlie.l y

skatesnJch, prispeyky platiaeieh
clenov 81 annerickymi obeanmi.
Predssda: Wis vplyv sa rozpre.
stiers toute or9anisaciou as; ma
million SsSb!
Korrf: Ma asi milion osob, kto-
rych desahuienne ponnocou roz.
nych pubHkicd niektore nich
ma jdc al N,0U tyzdennej cirha-
lacie, niektore . dennych case
pisov majuc Cd 1900 do 10000
dennei cHkulacie.
,Predseda: Teda vas hlavny bod
[styku je pomocou eascnisovf
Koreff: vacsinou pomocou. Ca
sopisov.
Predseda: Ale Wy mate tiez ,bo-
ryg
| Koreff: Sbery, pfednasky "a
pos1etln6 diva lebo tri roxy kan.
ipah v prospcch amerikanizacic, O.
boznamuiic clenstvo pospolity
l'ua mas so zasadami. ma ktorych
spoGiva americka vlada.
| Predseda: Ticto sbory, ktore
mate, sd taineho razu?
Koreff: Neviem axiom oh! 'ade
to- nayslite, ma co sa to vzt'ah,lie
Predseda: Main obradnfks
Koreff: Me. rs "
Predseda: Maid straze pri dve-
rachf M
Koreff: Niektore bratske pod
porne organizacie majt obradnik,
matM straz pri -dverach ich sch6-
DE ST omedzene ma elenstvo.
Pfedsetla: Clenstyo je obmedze-
ne ma l'udi slovenskei narodno-
|sti?
Koreff: Sloverlskej narodnosri
alebo slavianskcho povo6u.
Mr.. SABBATH: Me sii Wac taine a.
ko svobodo- -murarske alebo svetc-
va Liga?
Koreff: Me.
SABBATH: Alebo ktorakol vek r
tax zysnych svetovych orgaa;za-
,cii?,
Koreff: Me ;ssnie viac nez tie
druhe.
Predseda To viem; ale .ie cb-
medzene na zvlastnu triesdu obca-
nov alebo takmer-obcanove
Koreff: Je obmedzerH nj triedu
l'udi, ktorf su viazani prvom
pade nutnost 'ou vyplyvajitceu q
pemerov 'udf prichadzai iucicE do
tejfo zefae bez znalosti iazyka,
zvykov obycaiov, sd nutnc pri-
vabeni XII sebe znajtc, ze sa mu-
sia vacsmi spoliehat' ma saba sa-
mych, spoja sa "a ucelem .zaipnl-
nej pemoci, sledujtlc smer inych
Iamcrickych crsanizacii ma pede5-
nych zasadach.
Predseda: Mate namietky proti
.organizacii Ku Kfux Klanu!
Koreff: Nam namietku prot;
kazdei organizacii, ktora nevynde
ma svetlo vereinosti. Som clenom
.slobodneho murarskeho bratstva a
som pysny na to; ale nechcel by
som rezhodne prisllchat' ia, jest
Iii ze BY som musel chodit so "a
|stTcnou tvaron-
Preaseda: Clenoyia vasej crga-
nizacie sn ma verejnosti9
Koreff: Rozhodne.
Predseda: Pokracuite vasim
Eosvevlsenim.
Koreff: Opatrenie navrhnutej
predlohy, mad ktoreu teraz uvazu-
jete, obfBctlzuje pripustnl kvotu
pIist 'shovalcov na q procenta; /:
leei uzAame namietku p, C&bie-a
ze ju zvysi ma 4 procenta, preslsa
by sa uk1zslo byt' naspsavedli,
lvJn voci l4d 'om. ktsf mali ne
st'astie prist do Anefilty po re.
ku 1890. Hovordaf 'sness'ss &
peneyas pcvaSuiem kasltho "a
Est astneho, ktory NAL prilezitost
prfst '-aes s1AmeYilsy > brat azsst
/ -. 80. y. :.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-11
OoxIIARNK BEz 12-HoDINovEJ PRACovNy
al#1H DOBY.

.s,t5@h, DoBY
Beje o;snizenie pracovnej DOLBY oceliarnach IL
hodn sd este aerstyej pamati kazdemu Ocela1ne
chcely sa dat pssssedet prospesnosti tohto navfh
Najpfsdnei reprezentant tohto vel kopriemysu nsvi
deli sposobu sko 70 prevess = pela7ots. se toto
dkahou nnenou oceharsky priervstI Spojeufch StA-
toch a5ebo zahy1ie alcAo stme tarchos TBs krahl
,snfzenie pracovnej Dolby eeu bolo vsk,ItIa
obrovske poduiate obavy ocelafn melody celkom bez
zakadu AJeyerej& mienka ieh prindtiIa krasat' du
chom sasd& tdte revolasnd novetu zsviest'.
Celia krajjihs psste 90 satsjenym ayehon sakala ma
rocne zpravy ocefiar1 1veds Dol priemyselny, svet
ako oeearne vysly 50 zarobkoia pri sho
dinovej pracovnei dobe zrrayy boly vsstky najvys
uspokoiuj1ce Ocelarska korporacia mala 414
483 hrubeho obchodu mnuly rok, e celeho pol BIZ
Iona doarov viac nez roku 1922 Jej zarobky j. csty
zisk boy mnoho vacse nez pred rukom lebo po vypla
tent dan rokov 7e divdendov prednostne castiny
tte korpoTaeia plata az $1642 dvdendy kazdn oby
caind (common) sastnu kdezto rok 1922 plata len
pc 83Aa za.rok 1s9rhnspo 1924 to vzdor tomu re
maa tersz 1900 viae robotnkov vyplatne listne
pre- zavedenie 8-hodinoyei pracovnej DOLBY
Podobne potesite1'ne yykazy podaly neodvisle oce
arne po krajne najleps mich Youngstown Sheet and
Tube Company.
Snizenie pfaeevnei gby Dol obrovsky tstupok robot
nievl ie pozoruhodne Se tento stupok nevybojovaa
ua ami robotnlctvo, ale verejna mienka kraliny
NebOhy preZdem Harding hned pO nastupem sv0Jho u
radu povoIa Dol zastupcov eelnesich ocealn do Wash
n4tonu Belom Dome nalozl srdee, aby 12hodi-
noyi praeovna dobu Madeli cim najkratsom case
Sit zavest 8hodnovd, ebo ia prva rola krajne han
bu vo yzdeanom svete Oceliarne 81 nato zvoly vybor
ktory NAL presknnat' ced otazku po dvojrucnom sk
mani oznail ze zavedene Shodnovej DOLBY e nelnozne
Ohasily cirve, vel Ike casopsy, vne kruhy, robot
ncke ,le ostre k1itizovaly oceharnikov Ked tito vi
dcI zc je celia krajna prot MIN, poddsl zavied 8
honovd pracovnd dobu po upynutf jedneho roku vid
me- ze sa ocearam lepsie vedo nez staryeh poriad
kov Ocelarne nieen Se maly vaese zsky, ale al vesu
yyrob takze ocearske vrubky s len malo drahse nez
boy pred rokom Robotnic vsak utratenm syroch hodn
denei pr3ce neutratii rocne zafebku ba este 81
zarobok zvysil lebo da zpravy ocearskej koFporace
nriemerny rocnJ zarubok ej robotnikov nnuly rok
otnasal 1900 Priemerny rocny zarobok i zaInesnan
COZ roku 1917 boI rokn 1921 u 1885, sokn 1870 175
you 1919 81 92 roku 1918 81 85 roku 1917 296 roku
1916 & roku 1915 1926 roku 1914 1913 1905 roku
lg04 $67 Frier rokn 1913 je tedy navscsi 20 yset.
k5sh oErem rok6v 1919 1870 kedy ocearske obotfctvo
uaIo naivysse place
toho nasleduje, ze svedolnite neladzanie prime
raHa odaene rObot1zkos vyplai kazemn zamesnava-
tclsoy, nielen Fordoy. s.
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TELETAPIA Y RADIOTELEF0NIA

nstalado Gabnee del
Longk de Radio Tefo con e IN de IN
Longk Connonado por uh
gran Coegio da
ESPIRTSMO todo 10 reaclo-
nado la Psicologfa.
nno demostr6 muho
cebre Mediums Caryden
cuando la Prena Gafca enpez6 hacer JUS
ticia repecto grandes facultades
Hoy despu haber obtenido s diplomas de los C9egos de
despues haber
dd Paris Londres Habana Cba) Caracas Bogoa
Haiti puerto
trabaos GRATIS
congo Professor Longk Grafonoa cual le
exenden Esprismo Teepat Graf
Quiromanc general todo 10
ciencias. E
saber como anaar auntos? uere listed in
escrfbale rebna
GRATIS No confundan eo abajos los de nnguna
la Ley nj La Religion -
Dreccion LONGK, Box Chalet No g. Admtas, r.
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los LEoNEs DEL CASTILLO DES-
BARATARoN A Los QUE DIcEN
SER LoBos NoRTENOS

Los 'poneefios todos'' son muy
honrados y muy buenos, POGO
'charlatanes''. Recibieron I'm collar
de los "del Norte'' pero fue un
score honorable. y 10 apuntaron
en- Ell Ibro de Sis cucntas, x.
Pasaron dias, jugaron los leones y
los '.lobos cue fueron' un error
de King en- Ell octave inning rompi6
IN collar que elaboraba Moncho, pero
siempre los lcones. calladitos, recor-
dahan la deuda.. Y lego ell domingo.
En- la lucha matinal, los muchachos
del Poncs destrozaron al Patio en- ell
primer inning anotandole cinco carre
ras Camar6n, ultima a6quisicion are
cibef1a, entro al box y no permiti6
mas entradas. San domino los de
Arecibo pudierdo estos empujar solo
cuatro hombres al hogar Y ternino Ell
juego con I'm score do a 4 carreras
favor del Ponce.
.Por la tarde, los leones abusaron
con los llamados lobos. Dicen que
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De "[L MUNDO'

aquello daba lastima; daba ganas de
decir mrchisimas cosas...
Moncho, ell brujo guayames, con su
Blanca mirada electriz6 los mu
chachos de La villa, y sus curvas y
rectas eran enigmas que no podian des
cifrar los 'subalternos" de Parpetti.
Como nueve flores, y no fueron diez
porQue no Sc jugo un inning mas. ve-
remos 10 que dice Park Ball de esta
derrota. Seguramente que no practi-
CO el Arecibo, estaban enfermos
los jugadores, los umpires cometie
ron barbaridades 81 no fue que algun
jiugador Sc ''vendio''
fCuidado que anhelamos leer esa
cr6nica!
Ocho cerraras a palo hmpio le ano-
taron los leones.
PRO ore abusadores son estos mu-
chachos del Castillol " ESQ que esta-
ba enfermo Pipo, ore 81 no.. estas
horas estarian todavia los leones man
dando "gente'' al hogar.
Para nosotros es motive de verds-
dero regocijo el pitching soberano de
Moncbo. I.anzador callado, modesto,
educado, discip1inado orgullo que es
hoy en- dia de Puerto Rico. Hasta el
deseamcs hacer IIegar ntestras con
gratulaeiones
Y para terminar copiamos 10 que
decis rn croniSta arecibe6o I'm dia
aItes de los juegos.