davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1924-11-05
HILLTOPPERS MEET PENN.
sNOWRANKED AT VERY TOP
Old Liners Tackle Yale, Team Not Yet Defeated.
Blue and Gray May Find Penn Vulnerable
After Hard Lafayette Struggle.
BY II. (. BYRD.

= GEORGETOWN and the University OF
7 oi the cevens in the East.
with Pennsylvania
the the Eastern ball pyramid
Maryland opposition which
although the Bulldog has been tied twice by Dartmouth
eogetown will take to Philadelphia the probable showing
will be something
FALL Blue
ability. while
sderabl lower level.
This have been due quality play OF the
quaebacks. who
and
quar- ebaCl hande ">t '''N
Evening star., 1924-11-05
NO YALE-HoosIER GAME.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, November ).
Yale and Notre Dame will not
meet on the gridiron in 1925, il has
been officially stated at Yale. Prof
c. w. Mendell. chairman of the ath-
letic board of control, said that there
had been no negotiations between
the two institutions and owing to
the topheaviness of the Yale schedule
there would be none.
Evening star., 1924-11-05
CUE STAR PLAYS HERE.

Thomas A. Hueston of Detroit, eX-
champion at pocket billiards and
three-cushion player of note, will
play exhibition matches at the Will
liams q krauss parlor, on Fourteenth
street. near II. starting tomorrow aft
ernoon at 2:30 and running through
10 Saturday night He will play
matches at three cushions, balkl line
and pocket billiards.
Evening star., 1924-11-05
GRID GAME IS SHIFTED,

NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j., November
J.-Docision to hold the Rutgers
Lafayette foot ball game Saturday in
Palmer Stadium, Princeton, instead
of here, has been made. The change
was due to the fact that the 0,000
seating capacity at Nelson Field here
already has been oversubseribed
Evening star., 1924-11-05
WILL COACH IN AUSTRIA,

BRUNSWICK, Me. November >
John j. Magee. Bowdoin College track
coach. will go to Austria next Sum
mer TO coach the track and field ath-
letes OF the Vienna Foot Ball Asso-
citation. lie also will coach athletes
in Budapest. Magce said that he will
take along another American coach
as assistant.
Evening star., 1924-11-05

Tech tried strenuously to get to
Westerns goal. It got close enough
TOT kessler to attempt a drop-kick,
put the ball went wide.
DuIin at right end for Western.
VINO had been kept out Of action for
some time because of scholastic diffi-
cuitles. played game that marked
nill as perhaps the most accomplished
no,ler IN the high schools.
kessler of Tech demonstataa .b.+
he has no peer as a. backfield n,aver
IN the series and his generalship has
Eeen much above that of Others in
the titular campaign.
Evening star., 1924-11-05
ROCKNE GOING TO COAST.

SOUTH BEND Ind. November 3
knute *. Rockne, Notre Dame foot
ball mentor. Will take his system of
gridiron instruction to the Pacific
northwest next Summer He has ac-
cepted the invitation of Coach Paul
Schisler of Oregon Agricultural COL
tege, at Cedvallis, to instruct Goa oh
ing shcool there JuIfs,s2z to JalT 4 =
-" " :.
Evening star., 1924-11-05
FOOT BALL YESTERDAY

At delphia-Quantico Marines,
13; Dickinxon. o.
At New YOrk-Third Corps. =; eth
o.
villanova. 3s; ST. Jo~eph's, 3.
NiaEra. :; Canisius. q.
Evening star., 1924-11-05

her boots OF the duCkhunter cause it.
lhe hunter must wear rubber boots.
Tor their advantages far outweigh
their disadvantages, and the damage
done to the feet is not noticed. be-
cause he does little walking. But if
he would keep his feet in good shape
FOR hunting upland birds a few days
later, perhaps, he should change his
heavy sox frequently, several times
in a day, if the weather is warm
Evening star., 1924-11-05
HAS TWO SOCCER GAMES,

Madison Schools soccer ball team.
now leading in the Roseda,e play
ground division series. will strive to
make il eight in a row when it enter
tainS the Pierce team tomorrow and
the Blow combination on the following
day.
Evening star., 1924-11-05
WESTERN-TECH DEADLOCK
MAY LEAVE TIE FOR TITLE

NSS Central or Business develops
school foot ball championship will deadlock The 7o7
yesterday
teams the apparently will dispute On form
Tech - ~ heehae "
Evening star., 1924-11-05

The Royal BIackheath Golf Club
oldest in existence, was founded in
1908.
Evening star., 1924-11-05
VERMONT LOSES CAPTAIN.

BURLINGTON. Vi. November g.
Capt. Arthur Harms of the Vermont
foot ball team. had an elbow frac-
tured in the game with Holy Cross
here Saturday. and will be lost to
the team for the remainder of the
season, ,aitebeeane known today. Yer
mont is scheduled to meet the NAVY
next Saturday
Evening star., 1924-11-05

"Lawn tennis is the right game for
women, with badnntom d soodish sec
ond." says Arnold Bennett
Evening star., 1924-11-05
BY WILL H. DIG.
President. I-aaLs " alton League of america.

HEN the
Wv along the sidewalk
them confined to the style OF the them
Evening star., 1924-11-05

Records of Golf being played at St
Andrews, Scotland, go back to 1862.
Evening star., 1924-11-05
Ty's Father
BY h. Ii. SALSINGER.

XX IHO discovered Ty Cobb?
wv The question has been
argued for more than Is
Evening star., 1924-11-05

There have been many stories writ
ten about Cobb's accomplishments as
a boy. There are stories tending to
picture him as an infant prodigy.
But Cobb had none of the outstand-
Evening star., 1924-11-05

In all our experience
we have found nothing
that equals AGEING
IN WOOD to ripen and
sweeten tobacco for
smoking
L;ggsH c1Myen Tobacco
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-05
KU SRIERKE V PROSPECT
BR. Jo1EFA M, KRISTIN.

Cital som v zpravach Sloven-
skej Ligy rvere ,renu rrosbu od
brata Jozefa Al. kristin, V ktorrj
obracia sa na na , americklch Slo-
vakov, co >vciich spolubratcv. @
poskytnutie M I'M. ,ael rod D.
rv, ably sa no'. ! d'r:a,' k nam
:, Spoienycl Statov Ameriky, Zr
kto je brat Jozef NJ Kris1ir. c
tom neni potrc1 y, ,.ns pI>at'. T..
20 urobil to IN sam 40 pro-
be. Ale aEo 8. 6. a hvv Csl le-
g;anar dovol ul>m 81 pop:name.
Iat re poznAw dot;,meho brata
csobne a poznn.' h" &c iprimntho
7 verheho syn. '...>h>> s!cvcnskehe
naroda, ktorv vzdy a vsade bra
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-05

nil prava . zaujnay syojich spolu-1
bratov legiona,ov a syojho slo-1
yensk6ho naruda
Brat Jozef Nj. Kristin piSe, zeI
boil prelozeny 70 sIovenska do
Czech a ze ieho mesacna gaza hola
umensepa 0 500 Kas, Jcho prelo-
zenie 70 Sloyenska do Czech stale
sa zaistea prefA lebo eechosloyaci
sa iste obavali ponechat', no ia
slovensku ponevac vedeli, ze br.
Jozef M. Kristin ie narodne pre-
syedaenym slovakom, ktory by
mohol ked' i ME direAtne TAX as
pon indirektne napomahat rodu.
vernych synov dcery slovenske-
no naroda v praci "a samasprayu
Slovenska, Tedaj musel byt' elm
skorsie odstraneny 20 Slovenska.
Toto je novy dokaz, ako centrah-
sti zachadzain vernymi Slovak.
mi zastancami prava a pravdy
nasho slovenskeho naroda.
Som sam chudohny, ale Go Slo-
yak vel'mi rad obetuiem dl'a mo-
iej moznosti na podporu menova-
neho brata legionara $500 a pro-
sim kazdeho nprimneho Slovaka
fslovenku, aby' dl'a mozuosti po
lkkytlis 4 hmotau pomoc menovane'
|mu bratovi legionarovi a horlive.
i Imu narodneml pracovnikovi "zs
|tu nasu sloveneinu.'' -
r, Peter Jakubiansky,
:, ~, byv. cs. legionar
! Ma, podpora brata Jozefa NJ
! Kristina obetovali:. !. ] =. ..:s ]:
t.. Peter Jakuhjansky, Pittsburgh
Pa. $500, Juraj Prielesan, Cleve
land, Ohio $500: spolf7 $1,000,
I. 81 'achetnym darcom meme S
Ligy srdecne d'akujem a sucas
ne prosim vsetkyych aprimnycl
bratov sestry narode, ably po
dl'a moznosti podporili brata 10
: zefa M. Kristina, npor. t. |.
Znacim sa vrelym bratskyl
: pozdravenim Vam oddany
Jan A. Koclr,
( tai, SLOW. LigN
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-05
7oUgasToWNsxt aLoY1MsKl HoyIxY

Gs skoly. uvedQmit' 81, IL Sle-I
yensH4 Iga ' Amerike nielen hla
So, ale al kraoa eestou zdravej,
priredzeAej amsrikanizacie, ME
len q nbuje, ale sj vychovava 2
vlastneho 6lenstva povedomych
oheanov, ktorym ME je hekubou:
lstava vlada a sriadenie statne,
ba ami sriadenia okresov, miest a
obci.
A ked' tymto nezaskodi, osozi
ono iste nadmleru tym nasim star
sim bratom a sestram, ktori prisli
sem uz v dospclejsom veku kto
rym starosti o denny chlebfeek,
starosti strasti rodinne znemoz-
|nily osvojit' 81 nadmieru nutne a
potrehne obcanske vedomosti v
SIX olaeh.
Dielo toto tvori jakysi katechiz
mus obcianstva, ktorym by NAL
byt' dobre oboznameny kazdy ma
turalizovany obcan slovenskeho
| povodu. r ;
Nemat' zakladnych p6jmov ka.
techizmusa a chcet' byt' dobrym
veriacim je nemoznou vecou "a
/ byt' obcanom bez zakladnych poi.
NOV a vedomosti obcianstva tie1
ME! ~
Kniha tato mala by sa teda pa
chodit' kazdej slovenskej do
macnosti, lebo je ona dosial
sriedkavou a temer ojedinelou
mala by byt " kniznici kazdehe
|sboru slovenskej Ligy, CT sla, Cd
boru :atd'.,. bratskyeh organiza
|cii. tObjednajte 81 iedpu pre- ,seba
dokial' ,zasoba trva. Cena: yiaza
ma $3.50, neviazana .$1:00. Ohjed
navky zasielajte ma adresu: Slo
venska Liga, p. o. Box 900, Pitts
burgh, Pa. "a,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-05
VZACNA A CENNA KNIHA
PRE- KAzDEHO.

Slovenska Liga Ease obohatila
slovensk1 literaturu Z 70 VA lOv-
sou knihou "Ustava a vlada Spo-
jenych statov Sew. .-Ameriekyeh'
Vel'kost' knihy, Skill, ma 160
stran. Podrobne vysvetl'uje Via
dne, statne okresne sriadenia,
zakony atd'., tejto nasej novel
vlasti.
Knihu t1to NAL by mat kazdy
Slovak a Slovenka a nej cerpat
poucenie Spojenych Statoch
Tlacena je vel'kymi literami ma
najlepsom knihovom papieri, TAX
re ozdobi ona kazdu domacnost
! P6vodcom tohoto diela je nam
vsetkyym dobre znamy slovensk! !
zurnalista, spisovatel' dejatel'
Jan A. Feriencik, ktoreho zaiste
nepotrebno predstavovat' sloven
skej verejnosti.
Nasi, V tunajsich skolach cd
chovani mladsi tbratia a sestry
ME ai zaiste utisnuti Ia toto diel
ce, hoci ami tymto nezaskodi pre-
citat' dielo, vydane v slovenske
reel, osviezit' a utnzit' sloven
skej mysli to, 6emu ich naucil.
obsirneisie a podrobneisic tunaj
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-05
HL'ADAME PREDAVAGOV

Predavat' rovno l'ud 'om. Vel'ke
zarobky, vyplata kazdy veeer.
Stala praca. - j,
Haste sa u F. SMITH
End floor Park Theatre Bldg.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-05
Drobne ohlaslky
ia AKRA zEME A Z I1BoVY
DOM v MESTE xAllENf "a
IA MENaf MAJErOK.

Vel'ky Z izbovy dom, knpelna,
fornes, vodu a elektr. mozno "a
West, gaz dome, vel'ka harna,
cimentovana pivnica l j pol a.
kra narozneho pozemku, ktory
mono ma Lofty popredat "a dabrn
cenu par rokov. Tento majetolx
zameni sa cely "a 5---6 izbovy dom
na Haseltone alebo ma Albert st.
alebo sa preda pozemok bez domu
Cena nfzka, dobra prilezitost' "a
robit' vel'ke peniaze v budncno-
sti. Hast sa treba IL M. Mraza
(y redakcii) d'aEie podrob-
nosti. Fl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-05

nj zmsnu. n'alej dozna sa q re-
VIII .smluyy turecko-spojeneckei
to sto percentov v prospech Tu-
reeka.
A v pol'skom "aejmu'' bola
tiez podana robotnylni zastupca-
mi rezolacia, v ktorej ziadali, aby
boly oddane nazad Sovietskeinu
Rusku zeme nepatriace Pol'sku,
lebo mac re bude mat Pol'sko
ve6ne mepokoje, pol sky WYNN
bude vel'm hateny naostatku
maze "a to vsetko Pol 'sko osudnc
zaplatit
Spojenecke mocnosti, ably cim.
viaeej oslabily rozkdskovaly
Sovietske Rusko (byvaleho spo-
jenca) odtrhli cd .Ruska eeln Bes-
sarabiu a pripojity ju ku kral'ov-
stvu rumunskemu (zrovna takv
podly trik, ako so Spisom a Ora
vou), .lenze dnes Rusko ziada svo-
ju zem zpiatky, O com vsak Ru-
munsko nechce ami pocut' a to z
dovodu, ze aj spoienci Rumun,
ska, pravo privtelenia uznali. ia
to Rusko s celou rozhodnost 'ou
ziada, ably obyvatel 'stvo Bessara
bic 81 hlasovanim samo urGilo svo.
osud, kfory Rusku bude smero
dajnym pritom. dava .citit' a,
raznost' svojho tmyslu. Teraz ce
~ svet je splasen!, .ze pre- Bessa
! rabiu mozel Ease nastat' bieovani,
teme 'rceleho l'udstva. =
Teda ME je prpavda, ze brati,
a sestry Spisi Grave uz musii
ostat' V pevol 'nictve , pol 'skon:
len pretq, ze ich tam bezcitne t.i
plomaticki pohlavari odkopli: n
svete je vsetko nzmenitel'n4 a tai
, da sa zmenit' zapredana east
1 Spisa a GRAVY, ked' 81 to l'u
: praje.
4 Slovcnsky narod Oil, lebo chcc
: zit'. Al nasi slovenski spolpuvls
: stenci hornom Spisi a Grave {
: ziju, lebo tiez chcn zit'. Preto ne
: zufat', ale povedomlm, nadst
J, MIN kracat' napred "a skutocn
/ osvobodenie naSich bratov a 5,
0 stry V nest 'astnom Spisi a Draw
i Hor' sd tedy "a prava sprav'
: dlivost siovenNkeho naroda, I
= sjednotenie eeleho Slavianstva
+ "a rovnost' a bratstvo celeho IN
l. stva vobec. V tel idee pracujn
il obetujme bude nam nielSedy m
10 okolo teplehe sraca.
J Ia Staly Vybor pre- celok 81
II venska
h Frantisek Bury, predsed
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-05
DOMY MA PREDAJ

NovI 6 izbovy dom a garadz,
gaz, elcktrika, na Richview Ave.
"a $4,000.
Dobry 7 izbovy dom IA dobra
studi1a dobry lot IA Mahonine
Ave. karovej linii, "a $4,000.
Ma Scott st. 2 miestnosti Ma OBJ
chody a 2 byty. Rentuju sd "a
$4,000 mesacne. Cena $10,500.
FRANK l.. ZIMMERMAN
706 Mahoning Bank Bldg.
Telefon 662S6. Tel. hytu 39o10
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-05
MA PREDA,J

Osem izbovy dom prvotried-
nom rezidencnam diStrikte. Cena
mierna. Haste sd na mieste, Ill
East Chalmers Ave. (o3S
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-05
uRAnNE zpRkvY Il
slovenskej Lgy ' Amerike
sLovENsKY L'uDU, HoRE
Sk!

Sk!
Vo chvili nasho narodn6ho roz.
vratu, a to iak Amerike tax al
ma Slovensku, kedy kazdej slo-
vensky citiacej mravne zodpo-I
vednej dust sa az hnusi zit , takym
zivotom, jakym teraz zijeme. Me
to dovery, dprimnosti opravdo-
vel bratsko-sesterskei lasky me
dzi Mani, na ktorej mas narod a |
cely svet jedine moze zdarne Jest
vovat'. Il
Temer vsetko co vezmeme dnes
do rdk ku eftaniu je bud TO polo
mrtve, pre- dnesnn dobu nehodia-
ce, zastarale motivy ,alebo je to
pisane jedovatym sipom mama
canym krvavom atramente. A
predsa Slovak tnzi po nieeom
leppsom, po niecom takom, 60 by
rozohrialo jeho uspate euvy, ably
znovu zavladla ia 81 'achetna vzne
senost', ktora hriala posvatne ci-
ty V jeho prsiach. ....
Nikdy neholo AMI nesmie byt'
aby nlohou ndsho slovenskeho n;.-
rodneho poslania bolo sirenie roy
broja, zabijanie dovery krasny
zivot docasntho popbytu "v Gu
dzej zemi.' V ktorej dnes viace.j
ako kedykol'vek ,predtym. pota-
pujd cudzincov rozlieni XXX. K,
ktori nasemu vyyvinu nielea ze siso
ia V ceste, ale priamo otvorent
hrozuj1 mas narodny zivot A.
mesike., Ze je tomu tax, toho do
kazom tsu republikanska demo
kraticka konvencia, na kt6rych
ami jedna Z "tXchto politickyych
stran nemohla mic ursiteho pod,
niknut' proti organizaciil X : X
r., lebo politickl tatickovia oba,
vail sa vlivu, ktory dotycna orga
nizasia ma na tunajsi politicky
zivot.
A my miesto ably SINE sa uzsie
spolu sorganizovali, d jako enc
ziadicni menej cenny cudzl
obciansky CLEMENT - pravo s
hajili pred tymi sprostymi nanny
slencami, a mile rozpomienky ns
zaS!@ easy 81 uschovali, ably SIM
mali potesenie na nase stare dni
.hijeme ssa<a ztrpeujeme 81 ten~na
uz i tax dost t'azky zivot. A t.
predsa nema nesmie byt' leb
ved' nicto vaznej priciny pre- kt'
ri by SINE sa museli navzajom po
tierat'. Snad' sa len nechcem
pred tvarou celeho vzdelaneh
clovccenstva nicit prcto, ci sic
vensk emu narodu patrf pravo, a
by 81 ureil sam svoj vlastny esu
a vyvin blahobytu pre- budno
most. We'd to je prirodzeny pril
Clip vscho l'udstva, ba bozs!l
prava mu to zabezpecuju. Ted
neprotivme sa a nehresme pro-
nasej vlastnej osobneJ narodne
svobode "a ktoru SINE vera vel
Ike obete hmotne mravne pr
niesli.
HI a, ccly svet sd vsemozn
snazi vymoct' drapov krvave
vojny, vsetky vzdelane narod
chc,i obratit pozornost' svojho {
byvatel 'stva IA my predmet =
usporiadajd medzinarodne zavt
dy a hry rozlicneho druhu. A N
Slovaci? Mic. Vsetko je mrtvt
My SINE boil akysi cinnejsi "a nj
d'arsktho otroctva, ked' SINE III
vedeli, ci mas narod niekedy OF
je, alebo ME. Dnes kcd' Slova'
su istej ciastky slobodni, zabi
dame na vsetku krasu narodneh
zivota. Nieto znaku vede,
meni, ako: spev, basne, verse, d
vadelne hry atd', Ba nieto ami lie
dostatocneho jednomyselneho p
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-05
FARMY MA PREDAJ

5 do Is akrov, blizko mesta, S
al .bez budov. Inc fanny cd 35
do 24O akrove S budovami. O.
znamte mi, aku chcete. J. 6. Muir
ray, Stop %, Niles, Ohio. Tele-
fon 7OO1-11. (3x
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-05

rozumenia prs avrcboyane' Rravo
|slovenskaho naroda oznaceneho v
Fittsburghskej Dohode "a uzako-
nenie ktorej kazdy 1primny- slo-
YAK slovenka pracuje.
zapanoyala medzi nsmi vel
ka nevsimavost', pre- ktor1 newt
dime alebo nechceme vidiet' ne
bezpecie, ktore nam hrozi usporia
DAMN hranic medzi Slovenskom
a Karpato-Rnsiniou. Nestarame
sa viacej AMI o prina vratenie tych
as tisfc slovenskych dust, ktore
boly hnusne predane do pol 'skeho
otroctva. Kazdy nprimny Slovak
a Slovenka vie, ze Spissko-Orav-
ski magureania dal isloyenskemu
narodu to, GO bolo Mich najlep-
sic. Obetovali take tisice dola-
rov na osvobodenie nasho sloven4
skeho naroda, dali svojich najlep-
sich synov "a dobrovol 'nikov.
ktori sucastnili sa bojov ma vset-
kych spojeneckych frontach, len
ably. slovensky narod dostaf to,
co mu v plpnej miere patri. A z
itejto. uskutoenenej svohody mas
no naroda oni pozdejsie novo-
dobej historii l'udstva paru ne
majucim sposobom boil vytvore-
nj. ns.'
Sine 81 urcite isti, re keby dr..
Benes boil otazku Spisa Gravy
; predostrel ,svetovemu tribunalu .
Haagach, bola% by ona byvala fie.
sena dplne prpospech prirodze,
, neho samourcovacieho prava, Dc.
kazom toho je Javerina, ktord
elaaprisddena Cs. repubhke:
vzdor ftomu, ze "a jayorinskl do
linu .(slovensky Yellowstone) "a
sadilo sa cele nzerne, nenasyt II
, Pol'sko al s celym jeho statnyn
aparatom vlivom svojej priziv
nickel sl'achty, ktora chcela tan
tmat i svoje vyletne miesto, ma
sfavat' tam palace at d. A pre-
5; dsa nspDdarilo sa Pol, ,sku pre-
svedcit svetSvyych' juristov, ze 0
no ma bud TO historicke-narodne
alebo mravne pravo IA dotycn,
|; slovensku zem, Javorinu. Pol SKI
;; teda nedostalo Javorinu to hoe
sa "a nu dr.. Benes nebil, lcbo w
. slal do Holandska vel mi mladt
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i ske zaujmys TAX, ako by TO urob
a zknseny osvedceny diplomat.
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a strete ku nalezitemu mravnem
posudeniu 25 tisic slovenskyc
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u bol svetovy tribunal Spis a Orav
A. prisndil nam.
a. Wy bratia sestry 20 Spisa I
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le til straSnn zradu spachanu na VI
la na vasich najmilsich tam dom
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Il vam splacat'. Ano, ziadajte, 0
ganiz,iite sa do sborov Sbvel
,e skej Llgy kde MET sborov,
ej tvorte move. Agitujte celou
ly nergiou nedajte 81 svoje. P
O. zrite, bratia, sestry, cely svet
. hyde len my Slovaci ME. Slower
O. ska Liga ma pred sebou 81 l'ache
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e. oznacene: prinavratenie ztrat
"a nych casti spisa a Gravy. ri
e. hovori, alebo 81 mysli, re to uz ia
Il ostane, tomu odporleam, ably V
ci noval trochu popzornosti svet
L. wynn udalstiam a hned' zbad
40 kol 'ko vecl sa cd ukoncenia sv
Il tovej vojny vo svete zmenilo. /
IL no, odporncam kazdemu taken
III ably iprestudoyal otazku Sovie
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1924-05-09
FACTS TELL ANOTHER STORY

If the party who anonymously sent
to this office a newspaper article
boosting the happy conditions exist
ing on the unfair Pennsylvania rail-
road, heavily underscoring the state
ment that the Pennsylvania spent up
wards of fifty percent of its operat-
ing income in paying wages to its en-
ployes, and inquiring if the Baltimore
and Ohio did the same, would intelli-
gently consider the facts of the case
he would change his tune, and give
the latter road the credit it deserves.
1t may be fact that the scab road
pays the enormous proportion of it's
income as claimed to it's road and
shop men, who because of their al
legged inefficiency fail to accomplish
the work done by the efficient union
craftsmen employed by the B. & O..
Notwithstanding the fact that much
longer time is taken by incompetents,
and the jobs turned out in most in
stances would not stand the examin-
alton of an honest competent inspec-
tor.
How increasing overhead expenses,
can be something to be proud of and
blow about is a matter we would be
glad to have explained by our friend
who so kindly sent the article re-
ferred to but neglected to attach his
John Handbook.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1924-05-09
MILK CONSUMPTION IN u. S.

More milk for babies appears to be
one of the outstanding results Of a
year of good wages, according to a
survey of the consumption of milk in
the country just completed by the U.
S. department of agriculture. 1t
bears out the experience of the Met
ropolitan Life that higher wages are
not spent for luxuries but for necess-
tiles which workers families have
been forced to do without in the past.
Result: higher standard of health and
lower death rate.
Average consumption of milk in
1923 was So gallons compared with so
gallons in 1922 and 49 gallons in 1921,
says the department. The average
daily consumption in 1923 figures out
1.6 pints per person.
The highest per capita consumption
of milk is found on farms which have
producing cows. On such farms 1.78
pints per person were consumed in
1923. In city homes the per capita
daily consumption falls to 0.87 pints
while on farms without producing
cows the average person consumes
only OTIS pints.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1924-05-09
ARISE! AND GET BUSY!

On every hand discussion turns to
politics. A national campaign looms
close at hand. Politicians are fixing
fences and laying wires. Labor
doesn't fix fences; it doesn't string
wires. Labor fights always for the
one big thing-human progress. HUI
man progress requires different
measures at different times, but al
ways these measures have the same
character and the same purpose. The
issues that combine to make the big
issue of human progress at present
are many and important. The COM
ing campaign will revolve around
these issues. The time to work eff
fectively is while the campaign is
being organized, when things are in
the making. The American Fedora
tion of Labor in politics is non-parti-
san as to parties. 1t is partisan to
principles. Every wage Garner should
be at work today for the success of
those principles in the coming cam
paign. Organize for victory for
labor's great principles in 1924! Del
egates and candidates are to be NOM
mated. See that labor's principles
win. If they win in the beginning,
victory is assured in the end. Arise,
and get busy!-The American Feder-
ationist.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1924-05-09
WILL OUR REPUBLIC ENDURE?

The historian Guizot once asked
the poet Lowell, "How long will your
Republic stand?" The poet replied:
GAS long as the ideas of the men pre-
vail who founded it," No truer say
ing was ever uttered by an American.
The great principles of government as
set forth in our Constitution by the
founding fathers as we'll as the guar
antics of human rights, are the bull
wark of strength and perpetuality of
our Republic. Just as soon as the
American people lose these principles
of self-government, and mutual re-
spect for each others rights in their
own lives and in their dealing with
each other, our Republic is doomed,
and we shall go the way of all other
republics Of the past.
The safety of our Republic is great
ly enhanced by a frequent recurrence
on the part of the American people to
the great fundamental principles of
government as conceived by our
founding fathers. They are as sound
today as they were then.