davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-05
llarfe.

harfe. - t~@' @.e
Ma koncerte boly oddane diplo-
my Rev. O'Shea, dekanovi, a pa
nu A. Grecnovi, bankarovi. Boil
,inenovani nasimi prvymi testnymi
clenmi. Pod 'akovali sa, prehlasiac,
re "a cest' polsladajl 81 byt' lAa-
nj takeho spevacicho sboru.
A tcraz slovo k Yam velebny
pane Rev. Oldrich Necid. Ia sla-
va nasho slovensktho l'udu je
dielo Vasei lasky a nezistnej obe-
ty "a mas. Bob Vam to odplat !!
Vasa pamiatka nevymizne, pokial'
Slovaci Amerike zit budd.
Jozef Kepko,
Glen SbOru.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-05
'ELEZNICIARI BUDU
DOSTAVAT OVERTAJM

Zelezniciarska robotnicka rada
Spoj. Statov povolila ziadosti ira
''oyvch robotnikov "a zeleznie-
1ych spolocnosti budd mat pla-
enc "a pracu vo sviatky cas- pol,
ako al "a pracu konan1 po vyro-
benl desiatich hodin v pracovns
ini. Tato podvyska "a pracu prez
"as tyka sa vyse $4,000 robotnf-
kov.
s prichodom lepsich obchod-
pych pomerov mono ocakavat', !,
ze americke robotnictvo vydobyje
s. Ease mnohe vyhody placi a.
leho V pracovnych hodinach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-05
ZOSALEL SA z POHL 'ADU
MA zIARIVE OCELIARNE

Poliak Jaroslaw Triska priSiel
do Youngstown pred rokom. Do
siel sem noel. Vidiac ohromne
plamene vychodit z titrob oceliar-
skych peel, nal 'akal sa TAX vel
mi, ze zoSalel. V Sialenosti myslel.
re je donna v Pol 'sku re to jeho
dedinka so slamou krytymi stre-
chami hori. Bol odovzdany hned'
do blazinca v Massillon teraz ma
byt' deportovany.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-05
OBCHODNfCI UHLfM KRIvDIA

Mestsky Inspector vah Jones O.
znamuje, ze v posledne easy dvaja
obchodnici uhlim boil prichyteni
pri kratkej va'he a pokutovani. O.
beeenstyo je vyzvane, ably pri ku-
povani, uhlia 81 vzdy pytali zlty
listok cd obchodnika, ma ktorom
ma byt' vypisana vaha uhlia, ich
spravne memo a adresa. Ak by to
nebolo, maj1 to oznamit' hned' 10
nesovi ma mestskom dome. .
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-05
REPUBLIKANSKA STRANA
MA ZVYSoK.

Republikanska strana ma po
vol'bach $355,OOO zvysku vo svo-
jej pokladnici. Ma volebny fond
nasbierala $3,402,95 a vydala
Ma kampan vyse troch milionov
dolarov. .... .-.. "
Strana tato pred styrma rokmi
mala 100000 deficitu po vol ;:
bach. To ju naucilo SPORT pre-.
to sa teraz moze vykazat' zvys-
kom.
Demokraticka strana ma okOlo
100000 deficitu z poslednych vo,
lieb.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-05
NAKLADNY AUTOMOBIL
PRfCINOU NESTASTIA

Peter Divjak z {. POST Poland
Ave. viezol sa nedel'u auto
mobile. Ma ceste vrazil do neho
nakladny automobil Pennsylva-
ME takou silou, ze Divjakovi ODE
nohy boly zlomene a jeho automo-
bill zacal horet'. Divjaka ohna
l'udia zachranili. Jeho automobil
celkom zhorel. Riadic nakladneho
auta po srazke usiel.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-05
BRAzILIA NECHcE JAPoNcov

Brazilska vlada zakazala svoi-
mu konzulovi v Japonsku davat
vizumy japonskym vyst 'ahova1-
com do Brazilie. To znaci, ze ia
ponci nielen do Spojenych Sta.
tov, ale uz ami do Bnaziiie nemajd
pristup. Ocakava sa, ze Braziliu
budd tomto nasledovat' j Inc
juhoamericke republiky. Japonska
vlada j l'ud nasledkom tohto kro.
ku Brazilie nachodi sa vo vel 'kom
roz9uleni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-05
VYNASIEI, ISTY LEX
PROTI ZAPALENIU

DR.. D. f. Germ z Francllzska
nachodi sa teraz Amerike, kde
po nemocniciach demonstrate svoj
sp6sob iecenia zapalenia pl'dc.
Dosial' lieeil 600 nemocnych a
vsetkNch vylieeil. DR.. Germ lieei
al chudokrvnost' s vel'kym 1spe-
chOm.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-05
OKRESNY LEKAR VYHLAsIL
zE MRS. sHEATsLEY
SPACHALA sAMOVRAzDu

Okresny lekar CTR. j. A. Murphy
vo stvrtok iiradne prchlasil, Z,
Mrs. Sheatsley, manzclka evanje
liektho farara Bexley, O., spa
chala samovrazau scbaupalenin5
20 farskej peel. koroncr priSiel |;
tomnto zaver,l po dokladnom w.
sctrovanl a Stndovanl vSctkych
oEolnosti smrti Mrs. Shcatslcyo.
vel. VyhlaSil, zc smrt mohla ma
stat bcz toho, ably rj ,pl'ncach
mohly byt naidcnG stnpy po otra.
We plynov: .Zc do pece mohla sama
vojst', dokazal prakticky tvm:: zc
jcdna zenska postavy Mrs. Shcats.
lcyovej vosla cclkom snadno do
takej istei pecc.
Okresny fiSkal namahal sa vSc-
NONE dokazat', ze Mrs. Shcatsley
bola zavrazdcna, ale okrem jeho
tvrdcnia, nenaSiel ziadnych d0ka-
GOV. Skvrny vo fare, ktorych
myslcl, zc jc krv, krvou neboly a
ktore boly, TAX to bola zaiatia
krv., Vyslichal. znovu Rey. Sheats-
lcyoho a jeho synov, ale II mu do
kaZali svOju nevinu mad vSetku
pochybnost'. Rev. Sheatslcy jc te.
raz profesorom ma Capital Univer-
sity v Columbus.
Jedina nadej okrcsntho fiska-
la Kinga nateraz spociva V udani
jednej zeny Bexley, zc den
vrazdy ma poludnic Dol V pivnici
jci domu isty cudzi mladl tlovek.
ktory sa chccl dnu doStat', ale po-
tom usiel. King mysli, re tento clo-
vek mohol potion vojst' do pivni-
ce fairy tam pritomnd Mrs.
Sheatsley. zavrazdit' hodit' do
peel. Jedneho mla'dika uz al chy-
till az alen vo Wisconsinc drzia
no pre- d'alsie vysh1chanie. 8
Druha udalost' tyzdna V tejto
zalezitosti je list, ktory dostal
Rev. Shcatslcy Buffalo, n. Y.
rukou V nom napisane
bolo zlou anglictinou: "Ja som
zabil tvoju zenu zabijem al teba.
Ziaden detektlv ma nedostane. ia
pobijem vsetkych. Policia mysli,
re sa sama zabila- no, no. Rev.
Sheatsley, ia ia dostanem. Maj
sa ma pozore. P. sly 81 zabil
moju zenu ia zabil tvoju. TyI
vies, kto som ja." Miesto podpi-
su nakreslena bola umrlcia hlava
5 kost ami ma kriz.
Rev. Sheatsley nikdy nezil v o.
koli Buffalo. Policia tomu listu
nepripisuje ziadnu vaznost'. Ny
sli, ze to napfsal daky polovicny
blaZon,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-05
POLITICKY
PR REHL'AD.
B8, KONGREs ZAHAJENY.

6s. kongres spojentch State,
zahajeny Dol tohto pondelku, aby
skontil syoju poslednd cast ter
mlnu. Y marci budnceho roku "a
njme svoje miesto novy, v novem
bri zvoleny kongres.
Prezident Coolidge postal kon
gresu posolstvo, v ktorom medzi
invm odporhcal:
Sporenic pri Wade, ably dane mo
hly byt' Ease snizcne.
Pristdpenie Spojenych Statov
"a elena Svetovtho Stidu.
Pomoc farmarom pri nachadza-
nj trhov pre- ich plodiny.
Dat do dlhtho nj himu Muscle
Shoals dobrou garanciou, ze sa
budc tam vyrabat' lacne hnoiivo
pre- farmarov.
Slntenie zeleznic do vaccSich eel
kov, ably ich opcrovanie bolo lac.
nejsic.
Zalozenic krajinskcj policajnej
kancelaric.
Prist 'ahovalccky zakon aby bol
dany ma l'ndskejSi zaklad.
PRECEDENT mysli, ze tohto trad
neho roku zvysok vo vladnei po-
kladnici bude> okolo $6S,O0O,OOO.
Tcnto zvysok budc i vzdor tomu,
re boly dane 0 IS percent snize-
ne a vydane budc $114,OOO,0OO ma
vojensky bonus. V nradnom roku
1925-26 vlada budc mat zvySku
vyse $373,000,O00. Novy kongres
budiicdho roku Ease snizi dane. Hc
o kol 'ko percentov, este sa nevic,
ale budc to tiez pozoruhodnf snl-
zcnie.
Prezidcnt Coolidge vcri, ze ma
Sa krajina ide ilstrety nebyvalt-
mu blahobytu, len vyzyva narod, |
ably sa nehnal dive "a ziskom, ale
opatrne zasluzne.
Priatelia prezidenta hovoria, ac
tcrajsi kongres nevykona moe
rrace ma svojom poslednom Ease
danl. Republikanska kontrola je
slaba, neista. Kontrolu kongresu
vlastne drzi LaFollcttova skupi-
ma, ktora sa minulc priatclila s
demokratickou stranou porazala
vsetky navrhy vlady. Ci sa La
Follettovci spoja demokratmi j
ma tychto zasadnutiach, nevedno,
ale jc celkom iste, ze poltiku pre-
zidentovu ncbudil podporovat'
Preto sa vseobecne mysli, lie kon-
gres tento pominie sa do vcGnosti
bez vynescnia vaznejsich uza-
vreti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-05
COOLIDGE v cH1CAGU.

Prezident Coolidge odcestoval
v. stredu do Chicago, kde ma do
hytkoyej vystave povie rec. Tiez
ma recnit' v chicagskom obchod-
nickom klube. s prezidentom je j
jeho manzelka, tajomnfci "a viaceri
priatelia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-05
Move automobilov6 licensi ST u tn

Move automobilove licensove
platne pre- rok 1925 prisly uz do
Auto klubu z Columbusu ich
rozdelpvanie zapocne' So ma pom
delok.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-05
Sest' lodi zatopene v burke.

Ma Atlantickom oceane z1rila
zdrila vel'ka bdrka, ktorej "a
topene bolo Is namornikov q sest'
parolodi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-05

L Garrett L. Fish z Berlin Center
nachodil sa v nemocnici Sv. All
betty, kde NAL byt' operovany. q
toho NAL taky strach, ze upadol
do deliriumu q Y takom stave w.
skoeil oblokom nemocnice ! -
bill %. s| I
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-05
Ohromny uspech slovenskeho
spevokolu v New Castle.
Koncert boil Capitol Theatre nedel'u-Divadelna
miestnost' preplnena.--spevaci zasypani
kvetinami pochvalou

| vakov, Gi to oni nczacali. No vSe.
tky lsta vel'klch sn nzavrete: Ma
tvarach poslIchacstva obdiv - sj
zara2enl, to necakali - a NJ spie.
vain naSe dcti trojhlasne, kazdy
HAS svoju melodiu a svoje slova.
Spievali s chom v hlase i tvari
najprv slovensky, potom angli-
cky, zakoncily slovenskym spe-
vom. Dospievaly plnym hlasom d
naraz akoby mecom pref al - "a
Alncily.
Po ich speve "a malv okamih IT,
cho cclej sieni. ako kostole,
ako by sa posluchaGstyo prebie-
ralo krasneho sna - potom
Il 'apkanie, ako .mocna bnrka. -
Dietky sa naraz uklanajn a kyva-
ju rIckami vd acne do radov DO
smchaGstya. V tom okamihu star
ky ajrissSy kilaz Rev. 0 Shea, de-
kan a duchovnF St. Mary's
Church hadze zaroven inymi
khazmi kytice kvetfn Ma nasich
malyca spevakov. L'udia tliap-
kajd este viacej a volaju slova po-
chvaiy. A nase dietky - sbieraji
Y poriadku kytitky, bozkavaju
ich, kyvajd r1ekami povd acne
starutkemu ctihodnemu knazovi a
id1 k americkej zAstave, ably ju o.
zdobily darovanlmi kvietkami a
prejavily tax lasku naroda sloven.
skeho a jeho 1ctu americkej "a
stave, Sami 81 mozete Apredstavit'
sterss 4 sdasevnenost b ii hlasi-
tu radost' prftomnych Amerika-
nov. Este jeden raz zaspievaly ma
Sc male dietky kratku slovenskh
piescn trojhlasne poklonily sa
a V poriadku odisly javiska "a
prejavov pochvaly.
Teraz nastala nasa zknSka. Sto-
dvadsat' hrdiel zacina JENNIE, sla-
bucko, jake jenny maiovy vet
rik, ked' roznaSa sladku vonu kve-
TOW krajom - nasu krajovskh:
"Islo dievca pre- vodu'. Hlasy ra-
stu, pribFva novyych hlasov vzdy
mocnejsie, az pri slovach "Ked' 81
pam celia dvorana je naplnena
prekrasnymi zvukmi slovenskymi.
V obdivu sedia Amerikani, celia
dusa jejich je uputana krasou slo-
venskej picsne a mas l'ud place ra-
dost 'ou - utiera Shy radosti, vi
diac, jak ten mas dosial' ma box
odtiskany slovensky narod UNA
vanv bude "a jedon z najnadanej-
Sfch narodov.
Dnes, v druhy den po koncerte,
cely New Castle je plnyy chvaly
pre- slovensky l'ud. Jako SINE spie-
vail? New Castle News, najvacsi
mas casopis prehlasuje, ze SINE
spievali blizko jake Ukrajinci, IL
znavani celou Amerikou "a sbor
stojaci ma najvyssom stupni ume-
MIA. A tam s1 najlepsi spevaci ce
laho vel'keho naroda, a my tn
NAL 'ueka slovenska osada pocitu-
j1ca d d'alekymi farmerami 130
rodfn. A nasi solisti? Gratuluje-
me i'm. Po koncerte vsetcia sa spy
tovali, kto je ia pani solistka, 81
tym prekrasnym sopranom, pani
Herman? - 2. Youngstown, Sc
stra Rev. j. J. Fre1u. - Ma jakom
konzervatoriume ze studovala? -
Gratulujem j pani M. Berdis jej
deere slecne Berdis, osady Rev.
Koeisa. Cisty, hlboky odusevneny
HAS matky milo sa spojoval s ak
samietovym a hodvabnym mezzo-
sopranom jej dcery. Youngstown
moze byt' pysnym ma Mich a ma
preco. I pan Stegna svojim moe
nym basom spieval znamenite. A
v tel malej Zuzinke Andrejeek nj
lto by nehl 'adal ten plny zvonivy
HAS. a nase deyy nri klaylre9 Il IL
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-05

Tridsiaty november boil dAon
s!avy a vreleho, uzhania pre- new
castlc-sky slovens,sy spevokol, ,
ktorr den spieyal \ New Castle ,
najnddhcrncjsej sieni toho mesta
v Capitol theatre. Toto 5O-tisfcovt
meSto jc jcdnSm 2 najvyspeleisicf
Z umclecktho ohl 'adu. Vsetci vel
Xxi umelci, orchestrs alebo speva
ckc sbory rady priehodia do tohtc
mae maltho mesta, lebo tn, vady
konccrtujly pred vspredanym do.
nom.
Ma prvt vyst npcnic newcastle.
sktho sboru jeho aomove bolo
vSetko zvedave. Tol'ko razy citali
tn V rozlicnych noyinach sloven-
skIch i anglickychl o slovenskom
spevokolu ma Sheep hill talk sa
vola vrch, kde je slovenssy kostol
a kde Slovaci v naivaesom poSte
bEvain. Citali v anglickycn News,
ze ich brde sPievat' 120. Met di-
VII, ze vSetky intestine spevokoly
ohlasily svoju pritomnost' cd
Glce Clubu, kde je najviae organi-
stov z miestnych protestantskych
kostolov, az do toho najmensieho
kostoliGka sv. Margarety ma Ma
honingtown.
Bolo to 0 7.30 yeccr, ked' sa
sriad oval "a oponou ma javisku,
ozdobenom bohate kvetinami, II IT,
chosti najvacSSi mas slovensky spe-
vokol-zensky sbor " bielom ri
,chu a mnzslsI " .sieraoBa. Klo. IN
ukazat' Amerikanom, co Slovaci
s1 a co znaji.
Vel'ky sbor ntvoril 4-radovy
poloveniec, v ktorom stal maly
vencok najmladsfch Z a 6-ro6nych
spevakov spevaciek ~ stredku
chlapci V ciernych nohavickach a
bielych koSiel'kach - na krajoch
dievcatka cele biele. V tom polo
venci staly dive vel Ike sumne devy,
81. Helenka .Klamarova a 81. Ma
rienka Kolibasova, s vel l'kym mia
dencom v pekne vysitom narod-
nom slovenskom kroji, drziac vel
XII 'hodvabnu americku zastavu.
Dive mensie slovenske zastavy dr.
zali krajni spevaci maleho detin-
skeho polovenceka.
Ked' sa opona zdvihla, cele ja-
visko bolo jako v ohni oziarene
bielymi, cervenymi a belasymi e.
lektrickymi ziarovkami. Pred ma
mi bola vel miestnost zaplnena
vsetkymi moznymi l'ud mi.
Bdrlivy TEAPOT r1k radov po-
sluchacov ohlasoval nam, re mas
zivy obraz zaujal ich srdce, a to,
ze bude po koncerte cele nase, o
tom SINE nemali pochybnosti. l
nase srdcia sa naplnily odusevne-
nest 'ou a vol'ou, kazdy z mas ze
bude robit' tax, aby SINE vylddili
cd vsetkych posluchacov obdiv a
tictu pred slovenskym menom.
Najprv zahrana bola americka
hymna, pri ktorej sa sklonily ma
Sc krajovske zastavy pred ameri-
ckymi. 4
Bankar pan Adolf Green, vel-
ky priatel slovenskeho l'udu tuna
a podporovatel' umenia vyst1pil
na javisko, aby predstavil mas
sbor americkemu l'udu soznamil
no S historiu slovensk6ho naroda.
Po jeho reci nastala robota nam
spevakom. Ku koncertnemu klavi-
ru zasadly nase dive menovane de-
H - - 4
Wy v narodnom kroji' a "a hlucne-
no potleshu predstipil pred sbor
riaditel ucitel' jeho, Rev. Old
rich Necid, farar nasej osady sv.
Michala. Dvanast najmensich spe-
vakov sa uklonilo q uz strieborne
hlasky nasich najmenslch kanari-
kov znej1 ako spev anjelov spie
va ich len ciastka dvojhlasne, ale
8 takou istotou, 10 posluchAti zpo-
xiafk11 r,nsc,Aits 40 val,kvch cro.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-07-23
THEO. b. SEIFERT
Cottonwood. Mimi.

COTTONWOOD, MINI.
: Professional in Piano Tuning,
and Player Piano Regulating
and Repairing.
Piano Tuning College graduate.
Z Endorsed by leading musicians
Z and teachers.
{ Leave orders at Mike & Joe's
! Parlors or at w. T. Wilcox.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-07-23

cell the variations in light and dark
ness of the negative. The photo-sen-
sitive cell has the power of translat-
ing these variations in light into var
iations of electric current in a man.
ner analogous to the way in which
the transmitter of the ordinary tele-
phone changes variations in sound
and variations in electric current.
The modulated electric current COM
ing out from the transmitting ma
chine is handled just as if it were
long distance telephone call, and it
finally finds its way into a receiving
machine located in a distant city
where the electric current is chang
ed back into variations of light. These
light variations when impressed on
Photographic film produce a pic
ture corresponding to the picture in
the distant city.
The first actual use of the new
method of transmitting pictures by
wire came in anticipation of the Re-
publican national convention at
Cleveland, when photographs were
wired from that city to New York,
and subsequently during the conven-
ton. 1t is planned eventually to in
augurate a regular service for the
transmission of photographs for use
in newspapers, by police departments
and for other purposes.-Watson
Davis.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-07-23
"TELEPHONING PHOTOGRAPHS

To join the written and spoken
word in nearly instantaneous Jour
neys between widely separated cit
les there now come "telephoned pho
tographs."
During the past month engineers
OF the American Telephone & Tele-
graph company demonstrated that
Photographic negative taken in one
city can be transmitted over a tele-
phone wire to city many miles
away.
The time actually necessary for
the sending of the photograph is less
than five minutes. The method is
perfection and assembly of known in
ventions rather than new, sudden
and startling development. The time
has come when photographs should
be wired from city to city. The tel
ephone engineers invented to order.
In principles, the method of send
ing the photographs by wire is SIM
pie. A negative is wrapped around
a cylinder of the transmitting ma
chine in such way that beam of
light passing through the negative
can impress upon a photo-sensitiye
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-07-23
international Trade
Called World Need

What the world needs to recov-
er it's business stability is greater
amount of trade between the nations,
according to Anthony H. Geuting,
director of the Chamber of Commerce
of Philadelphia who has just return
ed from an extended tour through
Europe. Mr.. Geuting, in letter to
his brother, ]. B. Geuting, of Sank
Center, says there is not country
in the world which cannot contribute
something to the comfort and the
ease of civilization and to the gen
eral satisfaction with life.
European countries are at logger
heads over the reparation problem"
Mr.. Geuting writes, "and in fear of
each other are erecting social and
economic barriers which are obstruct-
ing the even flow Of commerce. This
does not mean distress to these
countries; indeed there is very lit
tie actual distress visible in Europe
Close Trading Hats Progress
"The city of Berlin is clean, the So
called slums are not so ill-conditioned
as the east side of New York or GER
tain spots in Philadelphia. These
countries get along very we'll by
trading within their own borders. But
this close trading is not in the inter
ests of the worlds progress. The
intermingling of thought, customs
and practices are the great forerun-
ners of advancement and little pro-
gress can be made unless these con-
ditions exist, which they cannot, to
any extent, by close trading.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-07-23

"But the distress which | had con-
fdently expected to find was absent
at least to the eye. The most
downhearted city which / visited was
Munich, and the one which is show
ing the greatest commercial activity
from the retail point of view, at least,
is Paris.
81 consider as absolutely unbound
ed the fear that great many manu-
facturers of the United States seem
to have, that this country will be
overrun with European goods. |
found that Germany, where an inflat-
ed currency is rapidly becoming sta
bilized, is the highest market in Eur
ope, and Paris, in a great many re-
spects, is the cheapest. With our
present tariff, however, we need have
no fear of an overwhelming invasion
of foreign goods.
U. S. Yields Influence
Naturally I paid most attention
to my own line of goods, shoes, and
examined the situation from the
leather, production and retail stand
point. With this purpose in view l
visited all the greater centers which
might offer any information of val
lie or of interest. 1t is perhaps not
generally understood in the United
States that shoes may be shipped to
this country without duty, and, for
this reason, if anything was to be
gained in any line through economic
advantages on the other side, it was
especially likely to be in this COM
modify.
"The question Of style, of course,
is of great Importance in this trade,
and it has become the custom for all
people of all countries to extol the
French market from this point of
view. Let me say in this respect that
after / had returned home and seen
the American styles, | am confident
that Americans who apparently think
so much of the French styles should
look little more closely into those
from their own country.
And, furthermore, while Europe
will not admit it openly, behind the
scenes they acknowledge the great in
fluence of the American product in
style, workmanship and finish and
those in the trade who rush to Paris
because of the traditions of the past
are apt to make serious mistake.
Nevertheless it seemed to be
brought constantly home to me that
if the world is to recover its business
there must be greater
amount of trade between the nations.
Each country has something that the
other countries not only can use but
which they want and, in some in
stances, which they must have. The
sooner an arrangement can be
brought about by which the barriers
which they have erected against each
other can be lowered, the sooner bus
mess will recover and the nations
get back to more substantial basis
of trade and economics.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-07-23

"Tanlac has been our constant
friend for years, and my wife and
myself and eight children are all en-
joying wonderful health, largely due
to this medicine" is the remarkable
statement of Harry H. Pistole, 80
Archer ST., Waco, Texas.
"In my own case Tanlac has done
what seemed to be impossible. When
1 began taking it my stomach was
in such bad fix that l had to live
on a milk and egg diet and l was
almost a skeleton. I had been fiat
on my back in bed and under treat
ment for 10 months and felt that my
time was about up.
"After my case had been given up
as hopeless and / thought l was be-
yond redemption a relative put me
on to Tanlac, and the result is, |
gained 20 pounds, and enjoy as good
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-07-23
WOODPECKER'S SERVICES

Woodpeckers play an important
part in destroying the round-headed
apple tree borer, according to T. L.
Guyton, bureau of plant industry,
Pennsylvania department of agricul-
ture. Soon after the borers hatch,
the woodpeckers find them beneath
the bark of apple trees. The birds
start right after the worms continu-
ing to drill for them as long as the
borers are in the wood. In several
orchards where count was made, SO
to rs per cent of the borers had been
destroyed by the wood peckers. The
downy woodpecker and the hairy
woodpecker are said to be the chief
varieties of the species that feed on
round-headed apple tree borers.-In-
dianapolis News.