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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-06
NY|KOS LOSS IS
BLOW TO INDIANA
Star Meter, Ineligible With
draws From School.
By Times Special

By Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Feb. 6.-The
Indiana University basketball team re
ceived a severe blow Tuesday when
Nyikos. star forward. withdrew from
the institution and left for his home in
South Bend. He would o have
been eligible during the remainder Of
the aso due to scholastic diff
culties.
Nyikos has been one of the leading
scorers of the Big Ten. In seven
games this year he was second in to-
tai points. Nyikos was a fine floor
worker and good defensive player be-
sides his scoring ability.
Coach Mann, in practice Tuesday.
used Ricketts, at Nyikos' forward po-
sition-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-06

advance exactly how many strokes
he must pickup in order to over
take a leading rival.
An instance comes to mind
Hagen, playing in the western
open at Cleveland several years
ago, came to the sixty-third hole.
and was told Jock Hutchinson had
finished with a comfortable lead.
"What do I need to beat .him?"
Hagen asked. You'll have TO
beat par in by three strokes" he
was told. Hagen won that tourna-
ment.
At Inverness in 1920 Barnes,
coming down the stretch. ap-
peared to have a fighting chance
to overtalie Ted Ray. ultimate vic
tor. A spectator. thinking the
player would be interested, told
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-06
PrestOs at MorgantOwn

Johnny Hennessey chaIked UP seven
field goals for the Presto Lttes in
the locals 32-to-22 victory over the
Joy-GloOms at the Broad Ripple High
School gym Tuesday night. Rice and
Hank Stevens got three two-pointers
each. Milliken played q good game
for the s~uburbanites. Tonight the
Lltes play at Morgantown and Satur-
day night at Lizton.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-06
A. C. SWIM AT CINCY
Local Aquatic Stars in Saturday Meet
Purdue Here Feb. 16.

The Hoosier A. c. swimming team
will go to Cincinnati Saturday night
to meet the Cncy Gymnasium and
Athletic Club. Eight paddlers will
make the trip, as follows: John
Haynes. August Hook, John Church
man, Willis Green, William Engler,
Ernest Orr, Wade Fowler and Norman
Hammer.
On Feb. 16 the H. A. c. and Purdue
aquatic teams meet In this city.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-06
Baseball Meeting

The Fountain Square a. A. will or
ganize their baseball team for the
coming season under the management
OF William Trip, 1921 Fletcher Ave-,
tonight. All former members and
others interested are reqpesbed to
meet at 1927 English Ave, at 1880
or get in touch with Manager Trip.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-06
Arcadia Star Injured

By Times Special
NOBLESVILLE, Ind, Feb. g.
Clyde Noble, guard on the Arcadia
basketball team, had his COLLAR bone
broken when he collided with a player
on the Carmel team.
Noble has been awarded a gold
basketball charm for showing the best
mental attitude during the recent
county tournament held at Carmel.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-06


All of the scraps seem fairly even,
and plenty of action will doubtless be
on the program. The Y. P. C.s and
Communals should go round and
round. Both of these clubs appear
strong and the breaks may decide
the result.
The winners on Thursday go into
the semi-1nals, which viii be played
Feb. IA. The final game for the city
title is SC heduled for Tuesday, Feb. 10.
In Tuesdays games the De Molay
Colds. a favorite TO cop the meet. de-
feated the '"Y" Leaders, % to II, In
the feature of the evening. The Lead
ers had Leslie, formerly Of Butler, at
forward, and Hiser, an ex-Purdue
player, ar guard. Harmeson was high
scorer for the winners.
Other winners were the Meteors
over the Boys Club, Is to II; Y. P.
C.s over buds, 25 to 20; Communals
over Fairbanks-Morse, 80 to 81, and
De Molay Blues over Capital City
Five, 81 to II.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-06
CENTRAL S. S. LEAGUE
Leading Broadways to Meet North
Park Christians Tonight.

The Broadway NJ. e. team. leader
of the Central Sunday School Basket
ball League, will play the North Park
Christians at the Shortrtdge High
School gym tonight.
Other games tonight on the same
floor will be between First Baptists
and Central Avenue NJ. E.s and Ebene.
ger Lutheran VS.. Zion Evangelical.
First game at 7 o'clock.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-06
CATHEDRAL FIVE WINS
Alumni Team Defeated With Crippled
Lineup, 20 to IS.

The Cathedral High School METERS
defeated ar alumni team Tuesday
night at K. Of C. Hall by a score Of
20 to 16, in spite of a crippled squad.
-Four regulars. Kelly, Mullin. Ge-
raghty and Daugherty. were not in
the game. Cathedral led at the half.
9 to 6. Costello was high scorer for
the winners, with four from the field.
and Trenck got three for the alumni.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-06
WRESTLING AT BROADWAY
Nichols and Matsuda in Feature Mat
Bout Tonight.

The second wrestling show Of the
season will be held at the Broadway
Theater tonight after the regular bur
lesque theatrical performance there.
Matty Matsuda, Jap grappler, and
Hugh Nichols, Iowa star, will strug-
gle on the mat.
In the bout tonight one fall win be
jiu jitsu style, the second fall Ameri-
can, and the style of the third fall,
If a third is necessary, will be deter
mined by the toss Of a coin.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-06
WINTER FOOTBALL
PRACTICE CARDED
Ohio State GrIdder8 to Start
Work Friday,
By Times Special

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Feb. 6.-Ohio
State University is trying something
new in the way Of sports. You have
heard Of spring football practice. but
has winter football practice ever been
brought to your notice? Wen, Ohio
State has It.
The grid coaching staff has called
cut ambitious padded warriors TO
start practice Friday of this week.
Two outdoor drills and two lectures
a week until Feb. 20 is the way the
program reads.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-06

brightest when the odds
are heaviest and the
pressure tightest.
No more spectacular
squirt has ever been re-
corded than Walter Ha-
gems drive to overtake
Mike Brady, leading by
five Strokes, at Brook
line a few years back.
Hagen's brilliant rush
brought him into a tie
and in the playoff he
won the open title.
Hagen differs from
many golfers, from Jim
Barnes, for example.
Nothing pleases Hagen
more than to know in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-06

must keep within a pre-
scribed scoring circle
had a disturbing effect,
and his game imme-
diately slumped.
There are a lot of
players like that. There
are few like Hagen.
I asked Hagen to tell
me about the greatest
shot he ever made.
That's too hard" he
answered. I'D rather
tell about the most in.
telligent shot I ever
made, if you don't OBJ
ject to my claiming to
be intelligent. 1t was in
the French open in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-06
HENS GO TO FLORIDA
OBrien Selects Gainesville for ToSedO
Spring Training Camp.
By Times Special

BIZ Times Bpeoi0I
GAINESVILLE, Fla, Feb. Cone
more ball team has been added to the
crowd coming to Florida this spring.
The Toledo Hens. purchased recent
~ by Joe O'Brien, viii do their
spring training in this city. O'Brien
was in Gainesville Tuesday and found
facilities satisfactory. The Hens will
arrive here about March Is, O'Brien
said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-06
PURDUE BASEBALL CALL
Pierce to Handle Squad During Early
Training Period.
Times Special

LAFAYETTE, Ind; Feb. 6.-The
diamond call has been issued at
Purdue Candidates for the varsity
zine were called out this afternoon
and filed their names with Coach JIM
Pierce Of Indianapolis. Pierce will
handle the squad until Ward Lam
bert. head baseball coach, finishes his
work with the basketball team.
Fred Beebe. former big Lacquer, had
] cen engaged to coach the Purdue
bah tossers this year, but he asked to
be relieved of the work because OF a
business venture he is making.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-06
Riverside Golf Meeting

The annual meeting and banquet OF
the Riverside Golf Club will be held
at the Indianapolis A C. next Monday
night. officers and directors will be
elected at this time.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-06
-GOLF SERIES NO. 4-
Hagen's Brainy Shot
Won French Open
BY JOE
NEA SerUtce STAFF Writer

Barnes Rays finishing figure.
Barnes resented the spectators
action. sPlainly he preferred not
to know what he had to do In
order to win. Instead of being an
incentive, the knowledge that he
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-06
Independent Tourney

THURSDAY NIGHT AT Y. NJ. C. A.
6:45 P. M.-Pennsy VS.. Christamore A.. C.
1880 F. M.-Mapleton A. G. VS.. De Molay
Blues.
8:I5 P. M-st. Anthony Y. P. C. VS..
.Communals.
900 P. M-De Molay Colds vs.. Meteors.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-06
0Four Trays on Basket Program With Winners
Going to Semi-Finals-Y. P. c. and
Communals in Feature Scrap.

The second round of games will be played in the local sec
tional of the independent amateur basketball tourney on Thurs
day night at the Y. M. G. A. One team, the Meteor five, will be
playing its third contest of the meet. Four encounters are on the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-06
Independent Basketball

The Piratas are leading the W. Washing
ton Street Junior basketball league. Re-
suits of Tuesday nights games were as fol-
lows: Piratas, 81: Troisns, 3; Riverside,
30: Trinity. 20: Blaine, 20; Fairfax, is. II
was the fifth round of games.
The De Molay Colds will play the Red
Crowns at South Side Turner Hall tonight.
For games with the De Molays. address Art
Link, 1882 Pleasant st.
The South Side Rovers playing in the Is
year-Old class want games with teams having
access to gyms. Standard Oil Seconds take
notice. Call Drexel 1854 and ask for Les.
The Fribos play the Edgewood A. C.s to-
night at the z. Tenth St. gym. For games
with the Fribros, call L. A. Mckinley.
The Cumberland C. C. basketball team is
drilling hard this week in preparation for the
tournament to be held at New Palestine.
Feb. 10 and 16. A game is wanted Satur-
day night with any fast indianapolis or
State team. For games write Harry Oster-
meyer Cumberland. Ind, or call Cumber-
land Garage.
The Indianapolis Turks. with a record of
eight Wins and one lost. desire games with
fast teams in the 1S-20-year-old class. The
Turks lost TO the Eighth Christian at an
earlier date. and are out for revenge next
Friday. TIT game is to be played at the
West Park gym. Coach Custard wants all
his players to get in touch with him before
Wednesday night. For games write James
Custard. 31S N. Jefferson Ave. or call Web
ster 301S.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-06
BEECH GROVE H. S. WINS
Whitestown Defeated in Tight Game
by 18-to-17 Score.

BIZ Times Special
WHITESTOWN, Ind. Feb. g.
Beech Grove High School basketball
team defeated Whitestown here Tues
day night in a tight game, IS TO II.
Beech Grove led at the half. IL to 10.
Nelson of the winners was a star with
four field goals.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-06

LWAYS as long as golf is
n played the name Of Hagen
III will he synonymous with
grit and fight. The Rochester
homebred is at his giddy best in
the pinches. His genius shines
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-06
LOSES At
ILLINOIS, WABASH,
FRANKLIN ON TOP
Irvington Five Drops One
Point Affair to Suckers
at Urbana,

Five State college basketball teams
were in action Tuesday night, four of
them in battles among themselves and
Butler in an out-of-State contest with
Illinois at Urbana. The Irvington
squad lost one of those heart breakers
in a spectacular tilt, % to 81. Frank
lin romped over Earlham, AZ to %. and
Wabash defeated Notre Dame in a
hard scrap, q to p.
Butler, which seems to show it's
very best away from home, and espe-
cially against Big Ten opponents,
turned in a fine exhibition at the
Sucker camp and played the Illini on
even terms throughout.
Butler Ahead at Half
It was a question of who hap
pened to be leading at that partic-
ular moment when the final gun was
fired. The half-time score was y 10
II in Buffers favor.
Butler a a fine opportunity to tie
or win in the final minute of play.
With two chances at the foul line,
both free throws were missed by Mid.
ellsworth just before the gun sounded.
Hooker was the star with his fast
dribbling and accurate shooting.
He scored more than half Of Buffers
total with five Of each variety of
goals, making fifteen points in all.
Nipper made three from the field.
Potter, Stillwell and Mauer were
chief point makers for the winners.
Wabash Starts Fast
Wabash started out strong against
Notre Dame and obtained such an ad-
vantage during the first half that they
were eve headed. Englehart had
one Of those ION" nights and counted
five times from the field. Burdette
and Chadwick contributed two each.
The score at the half was II to Q
in favor Of Wabash. The Irish came
back in the final period with Is points
TO the Scarlet's 10. but it was too late.
Kizer made six field goals for the
losers.
1t was the same old story at Frank.
lin. The Baptists were too good for
the Quakers. Vandivier and c. Frid-
die made seven field goals each. some
of which were great shots. Spaulding
for the losers played a fine game and
got himself five field goals.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-06

The rib play the Edgewood A. C.s to-
night at the Z. Tenth St. gym. For games
with the Fribros, call L. A. Mckinley.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-06
SCHAEFER BEATS HOPPE

Jake Wins Cleveland Cue Exhibition
Makes Run of 328.
BIZ United Press
CLEVELAND, Feb. 6.-Jake Schae-
fer beat Worlds Champion Willie
Hoppe 1900 t I,481, in their 1872 balk-
line billiard match here. Schaefer
made a run Of 328.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-06

The De Molay Colds viii play the Red
Crowns at South Side Turner Hall tonight.
For games with the De Molays. address Art
Link, 1882 Pleasant ST.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-06

April 1e, 10. 81, 90
June 20. "a. rs. %
Aug. IS, 30, 80
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-06

April IS. 10. 1T, Is
20, 81, %
Sept. s. 9. 10, IL
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May /. 2, 8 Nov a = q
May 8 NJ 99b 0on' @,
June %, "a, % GO % o.; 90 on
Aug. IS, 90. 80, 81 00'"' ~ 90 49, "0
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-06
OFFICIAL AMERICAN LEAGUE SCHEDULE. 1914

May 10. 30. 81, 22I May %, "a, 20
July II, 10, 10. 20 july 81, %, %, "a
Aug. 20. 20, "a Aug. 20, 81. %. 30
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April 23, "a, %, 20
June 2
June 20, 81
Sept. 8, o. 10. IL
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April 90, "a, 90, %
June 20, 81. 20
Sept. l. I. 2. .
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-06

April 81
May 8, 8, 7. 8
May 80, 80, 81
Sept. 4. 8, 7
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-05
KU DNU OBRANY,

Ma II. septembra Spojen6 Stay budl mat vlastene
cki savnost Den Obrany Takato slavnost' bude zadr
zana Youngstown s1castni jej cel6 NEST anstvo
Proti tejto slavnosti PROFESSIONAL demokra progre
svis re je mlitaristck prezdenta Coolidgea, ktory
u odpopl1cane generala Pershnga proklamoval, od
sudili My nenachadzame nej mic mitarisckeho, lebO
lie nie namerena DEMONSTRATING proti zadnemu narodu
ale achadzame ne jedine ducha obrany vzbudene zod
povednostiy w. ndrode ku svoG bezpecnosi prpraveno
sti pade napadu cd nektorfho mocn6ho vyboneho ma
roda. W. -" s~'
Je fakt re Spojen6 staty sd maj ajslabsou vojenskou
mocnost ou svete vtpomere ich vel'kos Ceskoslo
yenska republka ma v;csiu armadu nez Spoen6 Staty
ktore desat krt pOcetne Obyvael stvO aspOn
pat 'desiat kl3t vicsie na zeme. pade napadu kra
nou, ako pr. Japonsko, km by plipravili na
odpor, Japonc narobi by nam Wac skodv ako by stale
vydrziavane tol'kej arn1adv nez u NAME sto
kov. Nasa rajska za1rada. California boa by spustose
ma spou nIm llzemiani Pacfku vydrancovana
vyrabovani nesmierne behatstva, ktor6 Amerikani
ro,nazdil behom sto1pcia pr vekej usilovnos Preto
ncmozenle odzbrojova ale byt pripraven, ako st inc
klajiny.
Byt hotovym obetovat' svoj majetok zvot slobo
du bezpeGnost vast, je najvyssim ce om patrotiznu
Ny Slovaci nem6zeme mat epsej prileztosti vyjavit
svoju lasku oddanost Amerike. nez e scastnenie sa
slavnost r. septenbra plnIm poctom pochode. Nase
spolky, tato skuocna reprezentca yogstownskej Slo
vace, iste vykonaj svoju povnost korl vykonat'
kava cd mich nelen najvySs zauem nasej novel vlast
ale al slovenska ces hrdost bv prvom lneste TAM
kde edna preav lasky, oddanost ochoty sebaobe
tovania nadokonalejsie delo IudsSeho snazena:
sobodnI, prekvalc bahu ludu siziaci statny dtval-
Spojen6 Staty Amerky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-05
'7oUNasrownsxf sLo7lNsx1 1ovIxY

Benamin Franklin Slas Deane Arthur ee) u davno
cova tom ale podarilo Tn len vedy ksd 40 So
ratogy prsa nade ze Amerka nakonise svias Druh&
priael ska armada vyhnana bos Fort Sanwx. Tretia
navSsa armada ktora zauala PhiAdelphiu, musa
chat mesto ustupit pod ochranou oy do New Yorku
Toto skonco dmysel zauatia Hudsonu podmanenia No
v6h0 Angicka.
druej poovici vojny Anglicani peni nase pobrezne
mesta pouzyal Indanoy pustosenie nash hranic,
slali flotu armadu na podmanenie juzpych kolonii
Mic ineho, len nenavist' povstaa tychto nabehov
nase neobranovane pobreze Divos boil b pozd celeho
pohraniea seyerozapadne Uzemie medz Ohiom VelkSm
Jazerami bolo yyrvane moci Brane Ma Juhu britska
fota armada zauay sce pobreane mesta zacas kontro
ovay Georgu Karolny ale bof stale znepokoovane pre-
nasedovane nam koneene vyhnane hlavna armada pod
Cornwallisom, bola prindtena poddat' Yorktown.
Tato druha zahuba ku ktorej druzo nebezpece ang
ckemu obchodu srany amerckych apacich lod vedlo
brtsk1 vadu ku vzdanu daseho boja. Vyhodny mier
podpfsany Dol septembra 1888 Da prveho canku mie
rovej smuvy, Veka Brana uznaa, ze kolon ME s1 Wac
castkou brske RISE sobodne svrchovane neodvisle
Staty.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-05
IpETE MA NAvsTEVU DO
,KRAJA? PREtfTAJTE toto

:Cudzinci, ktori by chceli odfst'
prec 20 Spojenych Statov ma do
casnu navstevu, musia 81 vyzia-
dat 4hajprv pas cd vlady, ku kto-
rel dosial' prisldchajd, vykaz,
ze alebo dan z prijmov zaplatili,
alebo document, t. Nv. Clearance
Certificate, re neboli povinni pla
tit dan prijmov. Predtym mo
hi sa tito vratit' zpat: do Spoje-
nych Statoy, ked dokazali, re boli
riadne uz raz pripusteni, re 70
stall ma navSteve len 6 mesiacov
a re sa vracaju do svojho domo-
va. Takito prist 'ahovalci 81 oby-
cajne brali sebou affidavit hned'
20 Spojenych Statov, ably mohli
dokazat', ze boil osadnikmi anne
rickymi.
Podl'a noveho zakona vsc je j.
nae. Osadnik, ktory dosial' sa ne
stal americkym obcanom chce
odist ma docasnu navstevu no
Spojenych Statov do cudzej, ze-
me, musi 81 vyziadat cd Gene
ralneho Konlisara prist 'ahovale-
ckeho aplikaeiu {, 63l, ably ju wy
plnil vratil zpat a vymohol 81
tax zvany permit, -ked' sa
chce uchranit' prekazok a obt az
nosti pri svojom navrate. V zia-
dosti a pozdejsie al V permite mu-
81 byt' vyznacene ako dlho chce
cudzinec sa zdrzat' mimo Spoje-
ne Staty. Musi byt' tiez uvedeny
dovod, preco sd chce cudzinec tax
dlho zdrzat'. Ked' komisar uzna,
re ziadost' je riadna a re Dol GU
dzinec povodne pripusteny do
Spoj. Statov zdkonite, obycajne
povoluje takyto permit najdlh-
Sic na jeden rok a ked' je nutne,
ably sa cudzinec zdrzal este d'a-
lei, musi 81 poziadat' 0 predlze-
ME ma d'alSich 6 mesiacov. So
ziadost 'ou musia byt' zaslane dive
fotograficke podobizne a popla,
tok So. Ia kazde d'alsie predlze-
ME musi byt' Ease zaplateny po-
platok So. Cudzinec maj1ci taky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-05

Hovorit', re ludstvo je u dplne vymanent otrockt
no ducha re kral ovske velicenstva nema uz zadnej
pli azivosti aspon pre- americky iud, boo by vel mi
redtasne Lud este vzdy kori besku bohatstva IT,
ulov. Tu name dobry d6kaz Vysiel 81 30-rocny mlady
mz, nahodou nasednk anglick6ho tronu do Ameliky
vylet ce svet inom nehovor ako omto mladilovi-
princov Roba mu poklony, pretekajn ponizene no
pozdlavovat' zvelebovat', ako - maleho boha.
kto chce byt' osavovany, mech 81 zska hmotne bo-
hatstvo mech byskayo obece mech 81 da ttl princa
alebo aspo grofa svet bude sa mu korit do pracEl
Je to'uz fudska povaha Neprem6ze ju AMI rozum. Ma
svete budu zit do nekonecna dvoaki l'udia, pani
. 0troci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-05
NOVY DRUH RoZSOBASU.

Texas podala jedna mlada zena zalobu svojho
nluza, re zrusil manzesky kontrakt zada 100000
hrady. Jej advokati pred sdom udava1 re manzestvo
e len obchodny kontrak (smluva) medzi muzom zeno
ked' muz prestane ''mlovat ochranovat svoju ze-
Ill co 81 1b pr slatk tax zrusil kontrakt eho zena
opravnena ia odskodne
Toto e novota Amerike, zalezitost' ma prist pred
navyss sud- pade sud vynese rozsudok prospech Ia
luce vtedy rozsobasne pravoty budu observation-disclosures
H. Aeny bud1 moc dostavat' odskodne jednei sumo
NE erae neise mesa6n9 podpory tiez gozsobasen bu
l,l moet hned po rozsobaS znovu inyrni sobasit
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-05

oeci pochoujuci zapavene zaujat Vim
zvym bubn
boa duhu nepriatela. Ked' tato ladova
phboka neho vyskrabal erba ME
ktoremu vojakovi a mimi putoval
Vojna Neodvislost prvej poovici vojny Anglieania
cie prve rozpott kolone Hudson doliny; po
druhe podman Move Angicko, ktore povazovane boo
hlavu predok ''Wbury Ma zauatie Hudsonu poue boy
dive voenske silly vel flota armada mal zaujat New
York vyslat vpravu hoe riekou km ruha armada mala
vtrnit Kaady dou ndanskymi chodnikmi popr jazere
Champlain
Voci tomuto ohrozenu Westinghouse obrana pozosta
vaa prve, drza svou amadu poll, zhvajlc miest
kooni pade potreby po druh6 udrza cast IIudsonu
kazdu cenu, ako ''most' do Noveho Angc4 yrzat ga
vzdy itocnej vzdialenos od rieky Hudson.
Prva anglicka kampan skonca polovcnym Wit t'az-
stvom New York bol zauaty Westinghouse armada
bita ale podarilo jej utiec rEchym stupom New
Jersey Severna briska armada boa zadrzana pri Cham
plain.
Vd aka geniusu Amolda jedna armada brskych veera-
boa takto drzana bezcnne. Keby ej podarlo
vtrhnt dalej dou Husonom boa by iste chya Washing
ona ktoreho hna hore rekou Howe, vojna boa by by
vala skonca americkou porazkou. =.
Druha brska kampan skonGila skoro zahubne. Bur-
nepratel ska armada boa prntena podda pr
Saratoga Boa toto edna rozhodujcch btiek lebo
tefnitivne obata Wit azsva prospech Amerky