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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-25
montana
BEING BOUGHT
BY c. OIL
Farmer-Labor Party Spokes-
man Claims Walsh Charges
Are Smoke Screen"
EGBERTs DYKE.
BY H. X. REYNOLDS,
International News Service.

Denial that large sums of money
are being spent in Montana, In
addition to that used by the Re.
publican organization, to defeat
Senator Thomas j. Walsh, Demo.
crat. who is running for re-elec.
ton, reached the Borah investi-
eating committee today from j. w.
Anderson. State chairman of the
Farmer-Labor party Of Montana.
( Anderson declared that Walsh's
telegram citing rumors of the send.
ing OF 100000 to Montana to de.
feat was a smoke SCREEN and
that Democratic expenditures in
that State should be investigated.
Cites Walsh Ads.
There is no evidence" Anderson
telegraphed, that large sums OF
money are, being spent in Montana
to defeat Senator Walsh, but scores
OF large billboards advertise Walsh
together with many moving picture
fins and other costly advertisements
indicating that much money is be.
ing spent for Walsh and not against
him.
THE message that Walsh sent
your committee looks like a smoke.
screen and should be investigated. Z
Senator Walsh's telegram, was
sent to Frank p. Walsh, one OF the
attorneys representing Senator Rob
ert M. La Toilette before the Senate
committee, and submitted by Samuel
Untermyer, also of the La Toilette
counsel.
Although Senator Walsh said that
his information was based only on
''rumors," Senator Borah expressed
the opinion at the time that Walsh
Is not likely to pass on rumors nm
less they are pretty well-founded."
Borah made the Anderson teIe-
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PHYSICIANS
ABANDON
HOPE
Cabinet Member lose 5
Strength and Passes Into
State Of uncone ciOYsnsss

Henry g. Wallace, Secretary II
Agriculture, desperately i'll from
Intestinal poisoning at the Naval
Hospital, = Z very, vefV low Doc
tor JceI 4. Boone, In attending
physician. said, shortly after noon
today.
His condition could not be more
unfavorable," Doctor Boone added.
The White House was informed
that the Cabinet officer is not ex-
pected TO live.
Growing Weaker.
Secretary wallace recently was
reported to be convalescent from an
illness Of six weeks. Yesterday.
however, he suffered a relapse
poisoning, it was found. had set in
and since then he has been steadily
growing weaker.
Doctor Boone has been in con.
slant attendance. together with his
consultant. Doctor N. T. Finney
Of Johns Hopkins Hospital The
doctors held a consultation last
night, and found some favorable
signs in the patients condition, hut
today they had given up hope for
his recovery.
The true condition OF Secretary
Wallace was not made clear to Mrs
Wallace and other members of hi.
family, who we're at the bedside
today.
Secretary Wallace underwent al
operation for removal of hfs APP
pendix and gain bladder about .
month ago. Recovery seemed Ger
tain until unfavorable symptoms lie
veloped yesterday,
Secretary Wallace has been un
conscious since. yesterday afternoon
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FlapperisIn Forsaken
By Hackensack
Girls

HACKENSACK, N. j., Oct. 26.
Girls of the Hackensack High
School have voluntarily forsaken
flapperism and all connected
with it. Resolutions adopted by
the girls social council, and pre-
scented to the faculty advisers,
contain the following:
"We resolve to dress mod
erately and appropriately and
agree not to wear extremely
short or loose sleeves, dresses
of extreme length, tightness or
of too elaborate a design.
"We agree to dress our hair
simply, to comb it only in places
provided for that purpose.
I'VE pledge ourselves to the
mild and sensible use of cos
lnetics and to ban the use of
paint, lipsticks, eyebrow pencils
and powder"
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CHAMBERS
NOT Cir. s
FATHER
He Kills Self Following Sui
old Of 20 auehter. /" Who
Ones lived Here

.
San MATEO. Cal, Oct. 2S.--A
curoners verdict 81 suicide was
expected today to close Z tragic
chapter OF life which involved the
suicide Of daughter and father.
Two weeks ago beautiful Mari.
louise Chambers, seventeen, shot
and killed herself because Of zeal.
ousy for her step-mother. Last
night Frank Ross Chambers, jr.,
said to be the son Of ., New York
millionaire. shot ana killed himself.
To officials investigating the
death Of Miss Chambers, Chambers
revealed that he was not the girls
father and had divorced his first
wife, her mother, who now lives
In Washington. The daughter also
formerly lived In the Capital with
her mother.
1t was developed at the coroner's
inquest that Miss Chambers was ad.
dicted to a drug and, according to
authorities. Chambers likewise used
the drug.
Chambers, following the suicide
Of his supposed daughter. sent his
beautiful nineteen-year-old second
wife to Los Angeles, closed mis-
beautiful home here and moved into
the apartment Miss Chambers had
occupied. He later turned part Of
his business establishment into
bachelor quarters
James Foese, q detective, who
has been his constant companion
since the girls death. said he had
left Chambers alone for but an
instant when there came the shot
which ended his life. At the same
time the phonograph was playing
Honeymoon Chimes" and just be.
fore shooting, Chambers had re.
marked, Foese said, that the music
reminded him Of the romance OF
his second marriage. Foese said
Chambers had just returned from
q nearby cemetery where the ashes
of Miss Chambers rest.
Mrs. Louis Chambers, 1725 H
street northwest, is in Richmond
for the week She could not
be reached last night.
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Ulster Throws
De VALERA
OUT

BELFAST, Oct. 25.-Eamonn
D Valera, head Of the Irish Re
publicans, who was arrested
when he visited Newry in defiance
of listers orders, was deported
today. He was sent across The
border into the Irish Free State
after promising he would not
return.
According to a dispatch from
Dublin, De Valera arrived there
shortly before noon. Official an
llouncement was made that De
Valera will be interned If he tries
to return to Newry. The situa-
tion in Newry is quiet.
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~ CHINESE ARRESTED IN
MOVE TO END TONG WAR

YONKERS, N. Y, Oct. 25.---
Twenty Chinese, believed by
police to have some knowledge OF
the Hip Sing.On Leong tong war,
were arrested in Yonkers today in
q raid on a two-story shack.
Two OF the men were declared by
the New York police to be out on
bail after having been arrested In
connection with q murder at New
ark. Four were charged with viola,
ticn Of the Harrison antinarcotic
law. Two were charged with viola,
ton of the New York State law
prohibiting possession Of firearms.
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PUBLIC; HAS.
RIGHT TO
[)ATA.HE
SAYS
Authority Of Treasury Officials
TO Warn Newspapers Ridi-
culed BY Independent
by KENNETH CLARK,
InaeEnationai News sersaas.

WEEHAWKEN, N. j.. Oct. Is.
"A demand that Secretary Of the
Treasury Mellon and David h.
Blair, Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue, be summoned immedi-
ately before the Senate committee
investigating the bureau to ex-
plain by ''what authority they
issued warning threatening news-
papers with fine and imprison-
ment if they publish lists Of tax
payers and income taxes paid by
them," was made here today by
Senator Robert M. La Toilette.
To prevent newspaper publica-
ton Of income taxes Of individuals
or corporations would ''subvert the
viii of Congress-" La Toilette
charged.
TO Go to Maryland.
The Independent. presidential candi-
date arrived here today from SYRIA.
cuse. Late In the day he waa
scheduled to go to Aiken, Nd, to
rest over the weekend, before con-
tinuing his campaign in Baltimore
Monday night.
In a telegram to Senator Couzens.
Republican Of Michigan, chairman
Of the committee, La Toilette said
that congress. in passing the pub
Lefty amendment to the last revo.
nue. bill, intended that ''the public
should know who is paying taxes
and how much they pay"
The purpose Of this was to pro.
vide q means Of checking up on
tax dodgers by exposing the facts
to public scrutiny" said La Fol
lette. ''This purpose win be de.
feated II newspaper publication is
prevented"
II urge you to cali Secretary Mel.
Ion and Commissioner Blair inme.
diately before your committee and
ask them by what authority thew
seek to subvert the will OF con-
gress," he added.
Secretary Mellon Is quoted as
saying that Congress did not In.
tend to permit newspaper publica.
ton to satisfy idle curiosity Mel.
lon may regard 1t as idle curios.
| ity for the public to desire to
know who is paying taxes and
who Is lodging them, but Congress
did not so regard 1t when It passed
this amendment, at the end Of a
fight extending over ten years.
Arrogance of Mellon.
This is another example Of the
arrogance Of Mellon in setting him.
self up as Judge over Congress,
similar In purpose to his action In
attempting to block the investiga-
ton by the Senate OF his own de.
partment," said La Toilette.
In q speech filled with denuncia-
tory phrases against both old
parties. La Toilette. in Syracuse
last night, declared ''the Demo
cratic party is dead. for this cleo.
ton, at least and that the contest
for the Presidency now lies square
| " between the Progressive ticket
and the Republican ticket"
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LAFlLETTE.
PROMISES
FEAS|BL /
Most Of Them Within contro
Of Executive and ''Blocs"
Favor Others 4
By J0NATHA n WIOKWIRR.
fCopyfight. 1894. ~ The Waahington
Times Col
funny thing, politics.

Funny thing, politics.
Offhand, you wouldn't give D
Presidential candidate much Of d
chance to redeem his campaign
pledges when assured that If
elected he would be faced through
out his term Of office by an over
whelming opposition majority in
the Senate, probably one Of al
most equal proportions in the
House Of Representatives and q
suspicious, if not uniformly hos
tile, Supreme Court.
Yet cold analysis Of the Gov
Ornamental political situation shows
that Mr.. La Toilette, II elected
President with just such prospects
in view, should, nevertheless, be
able to deliver on his major poli-
cies, almost to the letter Of his
promises, irrespective Of Con-
gressional opposition and with
only here and there q chance Of
Supreme Court interference.
Chooses Own Ground
La Toilette shrewdly has re-
stricted his proclaimed immediate
objectiYes largely to those attain.
able Under American law and pre-.
cedept by the exercise solely Of
executive authority. Consider the
plahks in his program In the order
indicated by the emphasis he has
placed upon them.
! Driving corrupt officials from
Government place and Furnishing
them, together with those in un.
official life who have participated
In and benefited by corruption, un.
doubtedly has been the plank that
Mr.. La Toilette has most stressed
to date in his campaign. No one
could enter office freer to carry
out this pledge than Mr.. La Fol-
lette, with few of his own followers
| intrenched in office and therefore
CI6lllIllHB LpIOJCGtlOMB dLAu 4lIlG QOWCE
Of dismissal of others outside the
Civil Service. almost solely In his
own hands.
Whip Hand on Senate.
True, the Senate might, and
probably would refuse assent to
some OF his appointments, but in
that case he could substitute 9th.
ers or, In cases of prime import.
ance, resort to that tried and
effective method Of making recess
appointments. Prosecuting attor,
neys, marshals, prohibition agents,
and host of others throughout
the country, besides the executives
OF the Government departments at
Washington, he surely could 'clean
up and refill with men to his
liking, picked without regard to
party affiliations.
With such a force at his CON
nand, the prosecution and punish,
ment Of corrupt officials and cor,
rupting interests could be driven
forward as rapidly as congested
court dockets would permit. Also
with such q force he could carry
on effectively his next most cn
rhasized purpose, to break up mo
nopolistic combines by prosecuting
CONTINUED on Page 8, Column 81
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PEKING. China. Oct. 25.-Wu Pei
Flu, military hacker Of the central
government and until this week
the most powerful figure in all
China, was today virtually banished
to Chinese Turkestan.
In "A presidential L.andate. Tsao
Kun declared the war against Chang
Tso-Lin ended, abolished the army
for the suppression Of rebels and
appointed WI director Of waste
lands in TurEestan.
This action was forced on the
government by the christian Gen.
eral, Feng Yuh Slang. whose troops
have Peking under martial law with
all railway communications cut.
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TSAO QUITS AS
PRESIDENT
Of CHINA
Has Been Virtually Under
Surveillance Since WI
Pei Fu's Return
INTERNATIONAL NEWS REEL

LONDON Oct. 25.--Tsao Kun.
who has been virtually under armed
surveillance since General Fang
Tu Slang, the Christian general, re.
nounced WI Pei Fu's leadership
and returned with his army to
Picking, has resigned as President b
China, according to News Agency
dispatch from Picking.
Tsao Kun was reported a fugitive
from Picking. Later President TsaC
issued proclamation. which fol
lowed Fang's announced pacifist In
tentions to the letter. His cabinet
concurred ir this proclamation, then
resigned.
By Its terms, hostilities were tc
cease Immediately. General wv
Pei Flu. the military mower who was
TSao's companion In the latter's rise
to power. was dismissed from his
command of the Chilhli eApedi
tionary forces and General Fans
and Wang Chen.Ting, governor OF
Chilli, were ordered TO take com
mand Of Wu's forces near Shan
hailkwan.
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OPPOSES COLONIZATION
SCHEME or JAPANESE

Congressman Phil Swing, of Call.
fornia, today protested to the State
Department against the reported
plans of Japanese financiers 70
colonize lower California agricul-
tural lands. IN
Swing declared he was advised
that the matter will be thoroughly
Investigated and appropriate action
taken to protect American interests.
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Mrs. Louis Chambers, 1725 H
street northwest, is in Richmond
for the weekend, She could not
be reached last night.
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Tiger-Notre Dame
Game On Times
Scoreboard

The Washington Times
electric scOreboard will show
VA. Prlnce,Or .Satre Dame
football game today. play-by-
The Gridgraph IL the only
newspaper scoEebOard In Wash
ingtOn displaying football
games. IL Is as thorough and
graphic as the board depicting
the baseball games, which
gained SO much favor during
the recent season.
The game begins at 2:3O D. m.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-24
Posviacka zyonu
sloyenskej osady
vNewton Falls, O.
Posviacka bude prevedena Y tito
nedel'u 0 8. hodine popoludni.

Osada Sv. Jozefa Newton
Falls, O., vydrziava ma nedel'n,
rs. oktobra 3. hodinc popoludni
posviacku zvonn, dar to spolku
Sv. Jozefa, &. 759. I. K. s. j.
Posviacku prevedie Very Rev.
Father Klute, dekan 2 Youngs-
town, slovensku kazeh pevic Rev.
Jozef KriSpinsky 2 Warren a ang-
lickti kazen povie Rev. DR.. Kirby,
4 Youngstown.
Zvon vazi 400 funtov a uliala
ho slievarska firma E. w. Wan
drzen Company v Cincinnati, O..
Bude to slavnost pamatna pre-
vSetkvch osadnikov, preto povo-
lavam ma nu meme osady sloven-
ske obecenstvo celej youngs-
townskej okolice.
Do Newton Falls sa mozno do
stat busem alebo elektrickou ka-
rou ccz Warren, kde sa preseda.
F. B. Tomanek, farar.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-24

nenajn poata Porovna yoje polozen lud mi
Vasho poavena in rane aebo voju erasu pacu placou
pred nekolko rokam VaGsina Vas kor toto ee pamate
ked pca obycaeho obonka obnasala e 20 entov ho
dinu Nektori pamaat al sar versf "A Dollar
Day Pretty Good Pay dollar den je do dobra placa)
Taky system vady kory priviedo tito zmenu lepemu
moze byt N Nezd by rozumnm ver re mozeme bzpecne
zanecha prncipy po ktor skuoeny tak pokrok baho
by behom edne zamen nieco len ubue emit
dobre navrhue zment zkadne prncpy nasho emu vady
sposobom, kory je naramne nebezpeeny. 4.
Vem stale Rszu kde ld NAL dobr6 priGnu ku
experimenovaniu vlade Veme o Talansku, kde
boil komunmus zkusovan M6zeme ahko oznat
krajnach korych pock agator dosta dovoenie vypobo
demokratcke vlady preto vyratat
moze ndovat zdarom akzvan progsvne skupiny kora
nmaha spo vseky nespokone elemeny kran dneho
kandidata prezidenta.
Al ked' tento pohyb vyvne os silly len vhoden prex
dentse volb do kongresu sledok nebude
ME progresvneho kanddaa prezena namensom vol ba
hlavneho naenika naroda vyhaa ude rk udu
halom medz bojujlm skupnam blokm ktore hi
len svojich vlastnych zaujmov.
Jednou hrozvych prcn rozdeu poetom yolcov odo
vzdanch hlasov poedne prezdenskej vole b zeny
nesncastny ch voleb ich pnom pocte Zny ma take
se zodpovednost ejto zalezos ako muzova am z toho
roenych vol bach sdeastna ch plnom po Kaz
mech dr povnnos primat svou manzeku tomu
voieb s1eastnila. ..a @
Odpordcam vsekm pozornosti Mech 81 kaSdy
rozmys axe ncnky by prnieso porne doterach potcke
sysemov Vas krainsk bahobyt Vas vyzvam
zova pcach ktoryh pociva zodpoyenos pomer
kore budce styr roxy to- by ne
nastal ziaden zmatok pre- nedbao hasovania novembr
ia nemam adnych sebeckch zaujmov som az
svoch 10 rokov zvoa nezae mi vysledk
voeb Ale mi velm zaezi bahobyte mojej jej obyv
telsva ene to pnu podavam svoje ktore
veky sd zaozene knostiach zvoa nadej tym pond
zem mom spoluobcanom prs vaznym otazkach
kore jedna. SA
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-24
YOUNGSTOWN STATE BANK
NAPREDUJE,

Youngstown State Bank, jcdina
slovcnska Statna banka Ohio DO
dala po tieto dni polroGnti zpravu
20 svojho 1tinkovania, ktorej
vynimame nasledovne polozky
Kapital $50, 900, zvysok $2, 500, ne
rozdeleny zisk Sl,756.99, odlozent
pre- droky 81, 800, eekovt vklady
03,345.O4, vllady Ma knizky
$322, ,751.62, pozieky ma nepohnu-
tel ny majetok obnasajn $217,373.-
%, V bondoch ma vyse $1O5.OOO,
v p6zickach ma noty inc zabez-
peky 1876, 900. Celkove prostriedky
banky sn 1896, 1856.
Predsedom banlly je p. Michal
Willo, direktormi sn slovenski d
slavianski obchodnici.
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DVAJA MUzsKf ZABITf
AUTAMI.

Posledneho tyzdna zabiti boil
dvaja muzski ma uliciach mesta.
S1 to James Gallagher z w. Fe-
deral St., do ktoreho vrazil autom
Joseph Vinci z Girard minulej So
boty a Charles Becker 20 Superior
St., ktoreho autom zabil George
Denik, tiez Girard. Obaja mali
lebky prebite.
Okrem tychto nehad udaly sa
pocetne inc, v ktorych l'udia boli
raneni a auta dolamane. Viaceri
opitf drajveri boil arestovani.
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VEL KY OAR AMERICKYM
zURNALISTOM.

Kongresman Charles u. Haincs
2 New Yorku a. jaho manzelka
Catherine darovali svoj majctok
vo Floride, majnci hodnotn vyse
100000 anericktm redakto,om i
2pravodajom, kde sa budd m6ct
ma starobu uchylit a svojc pc
sledne roxy stravit'. Majctok ma.
chodl sa Altamontc Springs, pri
Orlando a pozostava 4 pomaran-
tovych sadov, divadla, jazcra a
mnohych bu'aov. lurnalisti teraz
zacnil agitaciu ciel 'om sosbierania
nickol 'ko milionoy dolarov ma roz-
slrenie tohto, daru, ably kazdy a.
mericky novinar dostal vo Flori.
de svoj domov na starobu.
kongrcsman Haincs a jeho man.
zclka nemohli vacSieho dobrode-
MIA urohit' ich pamiatka bude
zit vcCne V Srdciach novinarskych
spisOvatcl 'Ov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-24
DOMACE RoBOTNE ZpRAVY

V opera ciach occliarni ma oko-
lici youngstowrskcj naStala mala
zmcna k lcpSicmn. Pribudlo 5 cin-
nych mlynov a jcdna vysoka pee.
Diva cinnf mlyny pribudly V Mcr-
Ger a tri V Youngstown. Vvsoka
pee zapalcna bola Girard a A.
NJ. Byers Go. Newton Steel Go
oznamila, zc V kratkom ease zaha-
j cinnost' V d 'alSich styroch My
noch. Inac robotne pomerys sa
vel mi nezmenily. Opcracie sd OBJ
stojnt pomernc. ku volcbntm ca
som.
Occliarnc oznamujn, re sa na
trhu jaw smelsia situacia v naku-
povani ocel 'ovyvch harkov a inych
ocel 'ovycil vyrobkov:: Pripisl1ju to
dobrym v!hl 'adom ma zvolenie
Coolidgea "a prezidenta. Inacej
V pricmysclnych kruhoch bol by
vltanym Davis, demokratickE
kandidat, ktory je tiez povazova.
ny "a konzervativneho kandidata
5 konZcrvativnym programom.
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Q novembrovyych voIbach
Napal: j. A. CAMPBELL predseda Youngstown Sheet Tube
'Yomgstown Sheet Tube Bulletin

Utorok, 4. novembra je den volieb.
den lud Spoenych Satov ozhodne aka aka po-
ka bud konroova krajinsk vau syri roxy poGi
race T. 1926 Vtedy tiez robotnch
obchodnc pomeroch axe panova dobu ak al
mnohe roxy po nej
Preto re eo pomery zvotne dolkajd zamesnana place
cien blizko doyka mas vsekych s ohomneho vzna
mu pre- kazdeho jednotlvca.
Mojm ce ON je ME nahovarat obeanov hasova ma
neAtorcho kandlda Ale by bo rad keby myenky
sstre d6kadne predmet aby ked pou pre-
ukaza sd byt nayssm pom amerckeho obeansva, oddann
svoch hasov dpln!m pocopenm kazde kaz
deho kandidaa pochopenm edku aky Wit niekoreho
kazdeho kanidaa bude mat h vany bahobyt blahoby
celej krajiny.
Je to udskym, by nespokojn!m vadou ez OIL adu
ao dobr NAME e cekom prrodzenm zadat ably
epsie boo Ked niektoy kanddat aebo skupna u
by kanddam prdu poveda nam, ak c odporncan bud1
prjae bude nam epsie su nklonnf uvert
alebo a by tieto pocke dokny may by vyprobo
vane Ale nez by posldchal akeo
rozmyset 0 nasledkoch.
vse pat desat okov vlada potia teo krajny vedena
boa repubkanskou bo demokratckou srnko Dakedy ena
boa kontrole dakedy dra ODE ma sebou horu ktore
mozem posudzovat @ ktora mich prnea kane navaGsu pros
pertu ODE may svoe skandaly graftu neoych udi
doch Ob roby chyby Hlavny rOzde medi repubkanskou
demokrackou potikou e Republkanska strana ver
crane americkeho piemyu amerckeho robonctva
mokratckou deou Gle je @ clio ma by yrubovane
len vo vadnym pmom Sveova vona demorazovala europ
SKY kredlt premysel do akych mali mko
dze konkenc poslednych desat nakonenf
zabudndt to zlezitost Ale prjate Dawesovho pan po
skytnue Nemecku $2000o000 zahrancne pozky
meckej vauy zmeno suac napnave mama
ny strany Europy dostat zaranny obchod
dokaze re nasa colna politka e najvys vyznamna
Pod vedenm cho dvoch arch strano Spoene Saty stay
navaeou najbohatsou kranou Je s ma epsie
nez I'D ktoekol vek ne krajny ednove koekvne Mas
ud peazi po vkladoch Ma Wac lench do
lepsch sko Ma svoch vasnch domov vastnicks
pravo e zarueene Zarobky naho vzrsy obdvuhodne
Pacue menej hodn uzva pohodl ukus ktoch narody
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-24
Ziadaju podvysku place, ably moh-
hi knpit' zenam hodvabne
strimfle.

Podivnn pricinu ziadania pod
vysky place udali klerkovia zelez-
nicnych lod 'nych spolocnosti,
kori 81 ziadajd placu, akn mali
pocas vojny. Udavaj1, ze podvy-
sku potrebujn, ably mohli svojim
zenam kupovat' hodvabne Strim-
file, lebo re sa ich zeny hanbia
chodit len V obycajnych pamo-
kovych. Ably zenam vyhoveli, a
tax predisli moznym .domacim
nesvarom, ziadaj1 10 percentove
podvysenie.