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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-01-25

Acu 81 III OtdLhu uutS pUlOAi-
me: Gle je Slovensko? TAX Cd
poved iste znie tax. re Sloven-
sko ME je v rukach ami v moci
Slovakov. Mad Slovenskom my
vladne. Mad Slovenskon1 yladne
eeska vlada pri dobre odmenenej
& polnoci slovenskych cechosloya-
kov.
Cesi sn 81 al vedomi toho, re s1
I 0ni panmi Slovenska. Oni nepre-
stajne pfsu a hovoria: nase' Slo-
vensko, pod cim rozumeju, ze onl
maj1 pravo slobodne vladnut mad
Slovenskom.
Vslmnime 81 niekol' 'ko takychto
eeskych hlasov najposlednejsie-
ho casu.
Ia najoficianejsi vladny eesky
easopis mono povazovat Pra-
he vychadzajuci dennik "Cesk O.
slovenska Republika." Tento den
mix je redigovany hplne podl'a
smernic vlady do najposlednejsle-
no riadka, co je i prirodzene. lebo
no vlada yydrziava. Co teda OIL d
dom slovenskych veci uzrie svetla
tonto vladnom tasopise, to bez-
pecne mono povazovat' "a 1rad!.
ne credo koalicnej ceskej vlady a
mnohom ohl'ade ia vseobecne
eeske stanovisko. ...-...
A tato vladna "Ceskoslovenska
Republika" v elsie z II. fijna 1923
ma elanok pod napisom 'Nase
Slezsko V tomto clanku tnto
Netu. ktort} doslovne citujeme: !:
tVerejnost nase vi, re mirem ver-
sailleskym republika obdrzela do
vinku lido vena) jakesi Hlucin-
sko, vi, ze obdrzeli jsme sloven-
sko. ...
A tento isty casopis V cSle 8,
listopadu 1923 1Zpravach' TAX
TO pise: "Pfevratem ziskali jsme
svohodne Slovensko.''
Teda takto smysl 'aju pisu Ce-
81 osSiovensku. "Obdrzeli jsme,'
'zfskali jsme Slovensko''. Teda
hovoria o tejto veci celkom tax,
ako co gazda hovori nejakej roll
alebo inej zemi, ktorl 81 nadobu-
dol nejakym sposobom alebo do
stal do daru.. Slovensko povaztl-
. j6 "a svoju koloniu, ktorn dostali
pre- seba ma mierovej konvencii.
Preto 81 myslia. dl'a toho i ko-
najii, re sti oni panmi, neobmedze-
nymi panmi Slovenska.
Nielen yladne, ale al inc ceske
casopisy sa takomto smysle W.
slovuin O Slovensku. Lidove No
why pfsaly nedavno "zabranem
Slovensku.' Celkom TAX sd pisalo
j o 'szabranych - vel 'kostatkoch
-exponentov padnuvsieho raknsko-
uhorskeho rezimu. All Sloyensko
povazujn Cesi "a takhto 'szabra,
nu' zem. ktora je ich maJetkom
Prirodzena wee, ze sa Cesi podl' a
toho al zariad 'ujh ma Slovensku
Vsetko tax pripravujn a sriad u,
i'll, aby 20 vsetkeho yychodilo ieh
majitel 'ske pravo mad Sloven'
skom, aby 70 vsetkeho vysvltalo
ze mad Slovenskom len ceska ruks
moze vladnut'.
X voli podopretiu tejto sebe.
ckej tezy snahy vymysleli je,
den narod ceskoslovensky'. Lebc
tato nesmyselna teoria opraviluJf
I Cecha k tomu, ably sa ma Sloven
sku celkom TAX citil, akoby be
donna vo svojom vlastnom. A po
nevac "a takynto Cechom stojf
aktivna vladna moe, preto sd to
hoto prava ceskeho skutocnost
vyvinulo nadpr&vol ceske. Toto j
potion pricina vsetkeho politicke
no tlaku narodneho pohlcovania
hospodarskeho vykorist 'ovania
cim je Slovensko dnes ubijane.
KedNe vsak Slovak AMI terra!
ami v dohl 'adnom case ami len my
sliet' nemoze ma to, aby 81 al 0,
ziskal take nadpravo Cechach
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-01-25

J. r. S < = Il 1
Boil ste uz svedkami vyroku lekara:
Neskoro! Nemoc je xastarala q polro-
ella natol' 'ko, ze ju nemozno liecit'!
Ste 81 v stave predstavit', co taketo
slova znacia pre- chorehof
Dajteze pozor, ably yam. nemusel tiez
tieto slova povedat' lekar!
Zapuchliny pod oeiami, zapuchnuts
nohy, boil 'asti vschrbte a, mad l'advina-
mi -pokrutkami, obtiaze pri moeenf,. te-
mne ,zabarvena moe, aleb6 ttsadlina
btvaju ia IKE predzvesti vaznej memo
ce pokrutok nou MONA wee najhor-
sieho. -, .,tt:...,:;i
Nezanedbavajte tieto priznaky, ale
pri prvych siahnite starom svete cd
starocia znamemu chJrnemu neku, ia
Ky l'udstvu Cd pociatkov skytala sama
priroda jakym rozhodne je:
Juvito eisty bylinovy Cal, alebo
Juvito ciste bylinove tabletky
lieky to dorobene vedeckym sposabom
20 sestnastich chyrnych lieeivych rast-
lin-bobdl', korienkov, k6r,',kvctu, IL
sta, plodov atd'.
Lick tento obzivuje, posilhuje, po-
vzbudzuje udrzuje pri praei: Salddok
pokrdtky, peceiiu; pomdha travit Wy.
luSovat tela nahromadene otravy.
Prvy uziva sa jako obysajnS saj pred
spanim stave hordcom; druhy po
kazdom jedle pred. spankom.
Matte ho donna ma por1lzi. Dostat
ho mono riadnej apatieke, na plej-
zoch al V grocerniach, alebo vyra-
batel "a: BIELEK MANUFACTURING
CO., 5151 Butler St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Boxa caju alebo tabletiek: melsia
soc, vacsia ST. CO..
The Glenwood post., 1924-09-11
A BIG COMMUNITY FORCE

interesting looking the discussion and reports
social students and civic workers. what place
muny life they the local newspaper If good
newspaper which actively helping promote community
ects most local recognized by civic workers
of the finest assets that town have.
OF pretty proposition newspaper
lister expected preach for nothing from his pulpit
he may love his Similarly the newspaper
living The community organizations expecting space
TER notices. should take little share of the of such publicity
by paying reasonable charges for notices.
Yet that the newspapers issue free pub
cy the activities of the organizations that working for the
home Many of these organizations would if they
constantly helped by the public excited news
paper notices. fet
Some of fail of the best accomplishment
by writing community work routine way failing
their most careful attention The cub be
important meeting where the editor ought himself
1t is the ambition of The Post adequate Of
meeting called discuss community projects
closely in touch with organization that working for such
aims.
of these getting the attention they
deserve they invited to submit reports Of their activities
these value calculated
muny progress it will be pleasure print
The Glenwood post., 1924-09-11
SUGAR BEET ENCOURAGES FARM PROSPERITY

A. E. Carlton president of the Holly Sugar Corporation
from abroad declares that every European trying
its utmost to produce from its soil the required by its
people and if possible become exporter He quoted
follows
There main for this policy is the desire
of these countries their commercial position buying
less from abroad and selling more.
The other the necessity which they feel of improving agr
cultural conditions.
'The gave European agriculture
has not yet recovered.
All classes there understand that
the most valuable crops they because production
takes valuable elements from the SOIL while
increase the yield of all subsequent with
them. i
Consequently they anxious to expand the devoted
to this much possible.
No other poicy will do for American agriculture
foundation of national prosperity than
beet culture which will put into the pockets Of farmers
millions of dollars that send abroad yields
all other rotation with bets and
pendabe cash crop bringing the time when they
need it,"
The Glenwood post., 1924-09-11
IT'S UP TO THE PEOPLE

The primary election The people have spoken, and
have their choice candidates
ddate Or have the people spoken would be better
that they have been opportunity speakan opportunity
Of which they failed to avail themselves7
The primary election law
pie and for the of taking
the hands of adroit and sometimes dsrepuabe politicians
and ontmes dhonorab methods
influence succeeded foisng unworthy upon
party
But to what extent has the law improved that
condition. Are the candidates today higher
worthy the confidence of the people than the
ddates named outright party
In other words do the people, the the people, really
the the primary method
extent than they did by the convention method
Unless there very decided improvement along nes
why should continue longer this machinery
which apparently appreciated said would be
and thought would they initiated the
should the primary voting system
both sides of the question:
the people who would the biggest howl effort
the law the people who today the
make the least of it,
The Glenwood post., 1924-09-11
Er1ouEr BOOKS

Among the best selling books of late have been works eque
and Some people laugh Volumes but they
needed The why them absurd that they
have tried to appeal to different types of people.
Persons of culture sometimes laugh such work
people gross bunders there lot of folks
need that of advice Different people need different
instruction The who with his knife
needs kind Of primary school instruction book the sph
ticated needs something that discusses finer points
country going through period in which lot of
rough and unrend conduct charged young people
These complaints exaggerated there
has for them Such perhaps
development of the period when and
degree freedom they would had in old fash
Iioned socaled normal times
would do lot of people, both old and young, considerable
through well prepared book They would
discover that though people be stiff and
venona they the starched and old times there
certain forms and doing things that graceful
land appropriate than Others which that the people who
have learned these ways gentlemen and ladies.
Bulwer-Iyton, the famous novelist said Wha
gift that of and how difficult mpar Better for
posses them than wealth beauty talent they will supply
la Very There few doors closed
|who have good
The Glenwood post., 1924-09-11
rHz oznn Q, THx1oozE 4vzr..


buyers Of bootleg h6eze al guilty ths bcogers
We often told butt tno 80 often that ths charge
ohsht home Aprds that admit of nadoubt
meaning Recently Mabe Of Hartford Connecticut had
brought before him subpoena thirty citizens whose
istss arrested bootleggers The thirty
told the city including they do lawyers
DOCTORS manufacturers of the respectable so
standing convicted criminal told
catng from the bench than these supposedly
The of being nsigaos Of crime
deliberately launched against them and is said openly to
amened that compelled him sentence the bootleg
Of them AS he quoted reprints sent out from the
offices National Movement for Law Enforcement
Judge Mabe pointed the booegger the dock and sad
These here pleaded guilty breaking the laws Of
their country accidental outburst Of
but coly consciously Not only have
they broken of country but the trade that they
resent every knows drags after Of
violence murder piracy and worst Of ALL bribery and
corruption The trail Of leads right the doors of
who have here and told that have played
in it, 1t that it. And who
posed property pectaby and social position
what after ALL but participants crime nsigators of
crime? American citizens of with credable military
records digging the vs of country Take
Mr.. Sheriff, and air the room. Literary Digest
The Glenwood post., 1924-09-11

ALTHOUGH the people of this
terest elections which believe they should
uch the election this developed than
usually found in primary election largely
there enough contested positions
Regardless Of opinion the primary
likely that the people will repeal
he of giving all the people chance who shall
THE nominees Of their party and is people do
better avail themselves the opportunity them
for with the small interest shown the primary
becomes expensive luxury And the fellow
repeal this law of questionable merit will
seeking deprive the people of their heritage matter
of choice of nominees back in the hands Of the po
party conventions the people are
given better type Of candidates than
question but then the people the
hands, and if they do we'll that's their
lookout Anyway they would resent socaed choice were
betaken from them and perhaps the Indifferent
the who either home election has to
be hauled the polls his interested neighbor would show
resentment than ece il he thus dped
rights" Funny old world, ism 7 it,
The Glenwood post., 1924-09-11
ARE YOU A Hoeq

K Hail. vice president charge of the Personaand Public
Relations of the Telephone and Telegraph
discussing the human that business
cannot be handled mechanical proposition,
'What is the difference between MANI The
that has everything animal has plus ability
his experience and the experience
by the hog hog today just he thousand
ago human profit by the of help
Ito make this world little better place which ve he might
wen be hog.
The vital factor in business the human the
factor mobolized for all it worth
cent job Thus human factor has been
THE past drove along building the physical
end of industry
The Glenwood post., 1924-09-11
c3oIpas sosn4oNsElaus

ss3 49, = = - - go Z
basng his promises for past
rmances President Coodgen speech Of acceptance of
nation at the hands Of the Republican part
distinct atage that carried with it greater weight
country large His that carry
to those who read in the light Of his actions during
ort incumbency 0f the executive chair. +
speech was by simplicity and absolute
riy and direct with his assertions of the past and
great promise for the upon just plain
nse'' .aS a.
sHigh Ights Of his speech on that occasion follow:
true citizen live constituent part of the
whole Of society.
The budget system has brought about reduction in
the annual cost Of government
The army and navy have been reduced low peace
time basis. ii
By removing causes of irritation, in which lay the
seeds of the East the Washington conference
resulted in ncalcuable benefit to the United States
Suspicion of guilt involving members of either party
has been investigated under directions if edivence
ranted they have been indicted.
The foreign policy of be best described by
one word-Peace.
The reparatons plan of the Republican party has been
received with worldwide appreciation.
We helped the government Mexico to protect itself
against domestic violence
for protection because it maintains American
standards
My inheritance and personal experience have bred in
keen interest in the welfare of agriculture
tues element nation of such Importance be
worthy Of the utmost solicitude
The Republican platform recognizes that agriculture
should basis equality with other indus
' -s.e
wise, skilled and unselfish leadership do
than anything else agriculture.
Those who toll have always profted from Republican
control OF government
The only method by which can up the loss
the result of the world by saving part of what
produce each day present
istraon has made possible effort
expenses of government !. III
I want the people Of America be able work less
for the government and more for themselves
favor economy that the taxes of everybody may be
reduced.
The tax bill signed will save the people one million
dollars each day
Good business is worth more to the small income tax
payer than considerable percentage tax reduction
should be no relaxing of resolute endeavors to
keep clean faint of any
kind.
No individual, or group of individuals may expect any
government favors in return for party assistance
know that the influence of womanhood will guard the
home, which is the citadel Of the nation
The congress should have authority provide uni
form law for protection Of childhood
Our countrys greatest asset is
SUGAR BEET ENCOURAGES FARM PROSPERITY
The Glenwood post., 1924-09-11
FoR pREEDKNr
CALVIN COOLIDGE 3
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
CHARLES GATES DAWES
DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK

THAT Newspapers in PUBLIC SERvICE9
NEWSPAPERS give CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE at times.
NEWSPAPERS BUILDERS of BUSINESS well
BUILDERS of CITIES
NEWSPAPERS make it possible for merchants SELL their
SUCCESS all while
NEWSPAPERS it possible DEMAND for
goods customers from old.
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING is source of GREAT and
PROFITABLE satisfaction to all VIII it.
NEWSPAPER busy things. They WORK all the
SPEEDING up SALES PRESTIGE the advertisers
GOOD GOODS well advertised sell quickly and satisfy
1T is DECIDEDLY WORTH THE WHILE OF EVERY C1TI-
ZEN TO READ THE ADS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-24
DEPORT|vAS De I'll MUNDO'|

naticos mas consecuentes" de Puer-
TO Rico.
Ell triunfo este despues de una Sc
RE de tormentos y derrotas viene a
ser para los atleticos un lenitivo. Ell
quizas viene a anunciar una nueva
era feliz, y asi nosotros 10 espera-
mos.
Manana comentaremos los juegos,
y daremos nuevas orejitas sobre Ia
muerte del campeonato, y no 10 ha-
cemos hoy, porque de ahora en- ade-
lante tendremos que andar "con dos
soldados armados cada 1ado va
que las amenazas y los gnapos' que
no quieren ser criticados, prometen
"acabar" con las caras de los Gro
nistas. (i?).
iQue dice Luis Progreso?
Ponce obtuvo dos victorias sobre e.
Ribosch.
Score: 8 a 2, y 6 8.
iHasta maiiana!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-24

Por ser un POGO avanzada la hora y
por estarnos extendiendo un poquillo
mas de 10 normal y por no disgustar al
buen amiguito Ramirez Brau, no toca-
mos, como pensabamos, ell punto de Id
Amateur Base Ball League. Precisa-
mente en- estos momentcs recibimos de-
vuelta una carta que lie escribieramos
anteriornente, nos disponiamos ira
tar e1 as1lnto del decantado y no rea.
lizado campeonato que ofrecia, 10 cual
haremoF en- nuestra pr6xima.
@# RITS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-24
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500 Fifth Ave. (Suite S02)
New York, N. z.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-24

Once derrotas consecutivas. Derro-
tados por los "grises'' sin Santana
Dos grandes ventajas. Tenian de me-
nos los servicios de Pepe en- Ell Hu-
macao, Y la vez contaban con los
servicios de este para hacerles gue-
IRA.
El juego vespertino conenzo &C
tuando de lanzadores Angulo y Che
ch6n. Ell "serpentinero" abandon6
su labor cuando los CRISES lie anota-
ron dos carreras, una en- e1 segundo
inning y otra en- ell tercero. "La
Pantera Negra de Saint Thomas ocu
po ell caj6n y no permiti6 un solo
hit salvando asi su team de otra
delrota. Dos carreras en- Ell primer
inning, una en- el cuarto Y dos en- el
Quinto, tales fueron las anotaciones
del Athletics.
De este modo conqmstaron los
"atletas" una victoria franca, olvi-
dandose de la pelota manigiiera que
lie ocasiono La derrota en- ell desafio
matinal, Y que tantas derrotas le
ha ocasionado. Es impossible ''tapar
Ell cielo con la mano'', nuestro team
aunque quieran hacer yer 10 contra.
rio media docena" de ''interesa-
cos'', tltimamente me jugaban la pc
lota a que eran acreedores los "fa-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-24

Los "'grises orientales'' parecian
tai vez ser nuestras primeras victi-
mas, despu6s de la adquisici6n de San
tana, pero no fu6 asi, y. asf fu6...
Santana Y Grovas lograron conven-
Ger al "hijo de Regime, pero no
cor orsiguieron la carta 'libertaria', y
Sc arm6 antes del primer juego La pri
mera "bronca'' de las muchas que Sc
encargaran de degollar al celeb6rri
mo "campeonato insular''. Y ambos
managers sin tener autoridad para ha-
cerlo decidieron jugar dos desaflos de
exhibici6n.. y asi 10 permitieror los
u1npires Andrade Y Sa1azar.
Entraremos de lleno en- los detalles
de los juegos, Y nos ocuparemos opor
tunamente de la "agonia del cam
peonato" cuya muerte Sc avecina..
Gamiz, ell lanzador que gritos pi-
de pension vitaicia por los servi-
clos prestados'', fu6 designado para
ocupar Ell centro del diamante atleti-
co: Cameron, lanzador que eS hoy or
gullo del Base Ball Borincano Sc en-
cargo de disparar por los de Orien-
te. Santana, la mas potente colum-
ma del team "gris'' esta vez apare-
cia defendiendo el hogar "desgra-
ciado" contra los "riesgos'' de los
"camarones'
Una carrera anunciaba el triunfo
de las huestes de Gonzalez, una ca
rrera en- Ia primera oportunidad. Bri
sas de victoria acariciaron los at
leticos cuando pudieron enviar dos
hombres al "hogar' en- su primer trr
no. El Humacao NADIA logr6 en- los
otros tres innings. Los Atleticos ano
taron dos carreras en- Ell segundo ept-
sodio y una mas en- ell tercero pu-
diendo Cameron silenciarles durante
ell resto del juego.
Todos esperabamos ansiosamente es
te triunfo tan seguro va 10 creiamos!
4AuOoGAOO 0CoCOo 4O PuOACIOAA oO1
satisfechos cuando en- Ell quinto inn
ing, los orientales mediante hits, erro
res de Lombardero en- la segunda, de
Guilfuchi en- ell short, de Net en- el
center field una tirada elevada de
Santana a tercera que cost6 dos ca
rreras, anotaron cinco entradas
mas, asegurandose asi de La victo-
ria que va ellos no esperaban.
Chech6n ocup6 ell sitio de Gamiz {
hizo una labor excelente no permitien
do mas anotaciones.
EI Athletics conect6 nueve hits, dis
con un single Y un two Dagger. Los
tingui6ndose muy especialmente Net
"orientales'' anotaron once, dos de
ellos por Ciqui, "hoja que fue del
arbol atletico''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-24
(Por EDDIE coLL1Ns).

Humacao VS.. San Juan Athletics
Los CRISES de oriente al anotarse
carreras en- un solo inning, arreba-
taron Ell triunfo al Athletics en- Ell
iuego matinal.--Los Atletas, gracias
un pitching perfecto de la "Pan
terra Negra santomena', alcanzaron
despues de once deTrotaS consecuti-
vas, una franca victoria
de consuelo en- un desierto de do
lor.-Ponce Sc anota dos nuevos
triunfos y van...
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-06-21
USEFUL HINTS ON
CARE OF CLOTHES
English Writer Tells HOt1 to
Preserve Garments.

Good clothes need care. Many a
man spends much money on his per-
sonal appearance, but is 50 untidy or
so neglecffui of the proper care Of his
clothes that very soon expensive suits
become shabby
It Is never good policy to wear the
same suit consistently throughout the
week-if 1t IS brought into use alter
nately with another it win last as long
again, for when "on duty the wool has
q chance to regain Its vitality. The
same Idea Is at the back Of the theory
that a man should have two sets of
raz0rs-when the one is resting the
steel can recover It's temper.
If clothes are to be preserved they
must be kept free Of dust, says Fout-
hiu Beckferd IN the London Mail, and
this can only be done By a thorough
brushing every time they are taken off
All pockets should be emptied, for
strange rs 1t may seem, 1t is tlIe little
collection Of grit and tobacco that rot
the fabric. OF course, the other great
hole makers are moths and these must
be avoided by the removal Of all STAINS
and spots of grease which attract them
and encourage them to feed Constant
brushing and plenty Of fresh air are the
great enemies Of moths and viii put
them to rOut every time,
Some people find difficulty in remov-
ing stains, and therefore, few hints
as to the proper antidotes may not
come amiss.
Perhaps the most common stain Of
oil is that of ink Here l would ad-
wise that the spot be soaked in strong
salt water and rInsed In a solution Of
ammonia The salt changes the nitrate
of silver in the Ink into chloride, and
this Is naturally dissolved by the am
monla Ammonia will also remove In
dellble pencil, and. If followed by a
wash Of solution Of soda. win also take
out all grass stains
OH and grease should be treated
with benzine covered With Fuller's
earth or powdered chalk and left in
the sun for a few hours
For rust l recommend lemon juice
and salt or oxalic acid This last, how
ever, requires great care, for If not
properly used it Injuries the fabric.
Tar should be softened with glycerin,
anointed with benzine, and then washed
in soda water and ammonia,
AS regards cleaning the dry process
Is best, for water should not be used
on woolens. Moreover, great attention
must be paid to the pressing. If the
iron Is too hot all the life win he taken
out Of the fabric
1t will not be necessary TO press
trousers with great yigor, if only they
are given a little care and attention
when they are removed from the body.
They should be brushed and then hung
on Il trouser hanger or, IL this Is not
available, over a tall chair with the
body toward the ground.