davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1924-11-12
OUR v RANGE

There is material for a comic opera plot in news of the appear
of the Secretary of the Navy, Wilbur, to Congress, asking that
Subject to the construction of the Treaty for the Limitation of
Armaments" the Navy Department be permitted to authorize the
elevation of the guns on American batt1eships in order that they
may be efficient as to range. Great Britain, it appears, has raised
the question of our right to raise the elevation of our guns. Indeed,
the bright little tight little isle" has even gone SO far is to advise
us we have not the right to convert inefficient coal burning capital
ships into il burners. What would George Washington say to that :?
It is a matter of common report today that the British fleet, or
at least one or two of her capital ships, could sink the whole Ameri-
can Navy by the simple process of firing and running. The ship
with the superior speed and the greater firing fange naturally is in
command of the situation, St it is evident Britannia has jockeyed
herself once more into the position of ruling the waves. We have
reached a pretty pass, when clap-trap pacihst cart-tail orators can
so impress the American people through dramatic and super s1op
appeal, so to bind ourselves by treaty that we find ourselves ham
strung when it comes to home defense. All we need now is to be
told by Great Britain that we must limit our gunnery practice and
that it is against the law" for us to point our weapons eastward
until the navies of the world have served notice on II that they are
all set and ready for attack. Incidentally, how does it come about
that the guns o our capital ships were placed at an efficient ee-
walton when they were installed?
, 1924-11-12

ING, HELD AT CODY, WYOMING, ON NOVEMBER THE 5h.
9th, 7th and 9Th, A. D. 1924.
ent, Chas. Pease, Chairman; P. E. Markham and d. E. Powers, Commits
sioners, and James w. Rousseau, Clerk.
The minutes If the last regular meeting were read and approved.
Commissioners adjourned to meet November 9th, 1924.
Commissioner met as per adjournment, all members present.
The following rebates were allowed:
Thos. Scott for 1928, oil a valuation of $4,000 IN real estate. Enron
eous assessment.
c B. Isom, for 1924, IN Real Estate to the amount of s2I75. Enron
assessment
Sarah Owens, for 1924, on real estate to the amount of s2s46. Dou-
BILE assessment.
Anna R. Reed, for 1928 and 1924, o real estate tt the amount of
$11356. Final Certificate not issued.
Paul Christman, or 1924, n personal property ITO the amount of $1628
Erroneous assessment.
Walter Phillips. for 1924, IN personal property, to the amount of $3.50.
Nonresident.
The application of Anna P. Glasgow was rejected.
The reports of the earnings n collections of the Clerk of Court and
County Clerk were approved, the amounts being as follows:
Clerk of Court for October S 2O4S
County Clerk for October 1870
Commissioners adjourned to meet November 7h, 1924.
Commissioner met as per adjournment, all members being present.
The following accounts we're allowed and ordered paid: p.
Marjory A. Eens, Home Dem. Agent, salary and mileage -~---.--~~S 1S32
Marjory A. Een, Home. Dem. Agent, expenses -w--------56
Meeteetse Mercantile, supplies for poor 1000
James w. Rousseau, County Clerk, salary for October --- 1866
B.. M. Rousseau, Deputy County Clerk, salary for October .--~~1 $500
H. A. Phillips, Assessor, salary for October 1880
M 1. Phillips, deputy assessor, salary for October --------~- 10000
II. H.. Carpenter, Deputy Sheriff, fees and salary for October -~--~--1 1430
Ernest J.. Goppert, County Attorney, salary for October ---m-~-1 1867
Ernest J Goppet, County Attorney, expenses for October -~-~--~-17Oo
, 1924-11-12

wednesday,, November 18th 1904
Tbos osbome r.. iudpe Of election NJ etunng ballots
MAJ webster. Clerk of election 400
W. H. Lovercheck, Judge of election I'D
John Price judge of election 1@
Mrs. c. c. Heard, clerk of election Zoo
Mr.. ]. B. Cubbage, clerk of election L0O
Albert Ss 'Rrhnng' ii udee If election Gnu posAse -~~-~--~~~ ~+4 400
Alice spauding, clerk of election
S. w. AIdrch, judge of election and returning ballots .m.~ a aWo
B. c. Holman, judge of election and delivering ballots SUo
Geo. W. Downing, judge of election
Iva c. Aldrich, clerk of election 40
j. A. johnson, Judge of election, delivering and returning bauots , ao
A. j. Martin, judge of election noS "i 90
Sarah B. Martin, clerk of election
III se GOV s. Judge ;d, election Ito n,;non
Mrs. Ed Mcclure, judge of election
Mable People, Clerk of election 700
Georgia Avery, clerk of election mo
w. A. Deming, judge of election
VIM. Steck, judge of election
Eta Robinson, Judge of election
Grace Peterson. clerk of election 100
John Bowling, Judge of election
Geo. Fesenbeck, Judge of election 700
u. w. Canaday, judge of election
May Scott. clerk of election
A. A. Keyyer, Judge of election --...-. -... .-- 7Oo
H. U. Duncan, judge of election
F. P. Carpenter, judge of election and postage
Charles A. Carpenter Clerk of election
W. c. Pond, Judge Of election 7SS
IJno. McKelvey, Judge of election 100
JOS Mcpherson, judge of election
Lydia G. Edmonds Clerk of election 700
Ida M. Edmonds. clerk of election
Dewey Riddle, judge of election
A. E. Evans, Judge of election 400
Martin Ranmael judge of election, deiveingand returning ballots
Russell oliver, judge of election 400
W. L. Dickinson, Judge of election 400
Mary McGrew, Clerk of election 100
IAne Olson, clerk of election $780, - 400
Edwin Manning. judge of election, postate and mileage DOB
r. C.. Brown. iudpe of election Ann
Geo. Schnitker, judge If election 400
Emma Manning, clerk of election and delivering ballots ----~~-~~~9CG
abe Schpitker clerk # election E..r. | M
, 1924-11-12

THE PROCEEDINGS OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARI
OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF PARK COUNTY, WYoM
ING, HELD AT CODY, WYOMING, ON NOVEMBER THE sh
9th, 7h and 9th, A. D. 1924.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
SOCIAL SCIENCE TASK
DEFINED FOR N. E. A.
Division of Subject for Teaching
Held Unnecessary in Intro
ductory Work.

Traditional division of social science
into distinct fields, such as economics
civics, etc, is necessary for advanced
study, but 1t is neither necessary nor
helpful in Introductory work, accord
ing to H. P. Fairchild Of New York
University. speaking today before the
National Council for Social Studies ~
the building of the American Asso-
citation of University Women.
Actual life experiences can seldom
be SO differentiated, and their common
aspects are more significant than
their peculiar ones" the speaker con-
tinued He added:
The task of SOCIAL science is to GER
relate the facts Of individual expert
ence in such way as to distingu
those which are general from those
which are particular, and from the
general facts work out certain laws.
principles and rules Of procedure.
whether one lives his social life
intelligently and scientifically de-
pends partly upon his ability and
training to visualize his own expert
ences and relationships in the light
of the community life. Training in
this Interpretation Of experiences may
begin at a very early age. Teaching
which is both scientific and practical
ly constructive can be carried on the
last two years of high school. This
is fortunate since such a large pro-
portion of our citizens terminate their
formal education at this stage.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
NOTABLE EXHIBITS
FOR CITY'S VISITORS
Rest Room for Teachers at Interior
Department Building Made
Attractive.

Visiting teachers are finding the
restroom provided for them in the
Interior Department building a cool
spot to meet friends and from which
to start on little journeys to view
the educational exhibits of the de-
partment.
The restroom, located near the
18TH street entrance, itself contains
the home education exhibit of books
and reading courses. The room is
provided by the bureau of education
Among the notable exhibits in the
building is an array of baskets and
handwork from Alaska. giving some
idea of the life of the Eskimo and
other natives of Alaska, and illustrat-
ing what the bureau of education is
doing for the benefit of the territories
Service to Rural Schools.
In the. auditorium is a special ex-
hibit of organizations of Washington
rendering any kind of service to the
rural schools. This was especially
prepared for the rural schools divi-
sion of the National Education Asso-
citation for its annual convention
which is in session this week. Among
the organizations represented are the
children's bureau, showing the Child
Welfare Special; the public health
service and the bureau of education,
showing it's homereading courses
especially prepared for the parent
teacher association of rural districts.
In the main corridor of the Depart
ment of the Interior building, as a
part of the educational exhibit for
National Education Association visi-
tors, is a siXfoot chart which graph
ically shows the contrast of the work
study play plan and the traditional
plan of school organization.
On the sixth floor of the Interior
Department building there are charts
showing the operation of the work.
study-play plan in the different cities
of the country. These charts were
sent to the bureau of education by
some of the superintendents of
schools who are operating schools on
this modern type Of schol rganiza-
ton. Among these are the schools
of Pittsburgh, Pa; Gary, Ind; Bir-
mingha am. Ala; Akron, Ohio, and Will
mingtn. Del.
Survey Work Illustrated.
How the city schools division of the
bureau of education conducts a school
building survey, as illustrated by the
recent school survey in Portland,
Greg. is a part of the exhibit.
The result of this survey was that
the board of education Of Portland
unanimously voted to adopt the
school building program as recon-
mended by the survey of the bureau
Evening star., 1924-07-02

OF education and the people of Port
land recently voted two to one for a
100000 bond issue for new school
buildings
This morning four reels of motion
pictures of the work k-study-play plan
were shown in the auditorium Of the
department. Explanations Of the pic
lures were given by Miss Alice Bar
rows.
Displayed by the general land office
at the Department of Interior edu-
tween the modern and the primitive
means of marking land surveys seen
in the threeinch concrete-filled iron
posts now in use, as in contrast with
two old wooden stakes, one of which
was used to mark the 173-mile post
from the Colora ado-kansaS boundary
established in 1872 and another from
a township corner in Nebraska, set
in August, 1874.
Evening star., 1924-07-02

mineral materials, are being shown
by the Interior Department for the
delegates to the convention Of the
National Education Association, at
the Sylvan Theater, on the Monument
Grounds, each evening of this week
through Thursday Showings of the
pictures begin nightly at $50. and are
free to all persons interested.
A seven-reel film outlining the
progress of the oil industry from
early times up to the present day
will be shown this evening.
Several wild cats nave been cap
tured recently in Scotland
Evening star., 1924-07-02
He Wasn't a Gentleman.

From London Opinion.
GUEST wish l had come here a week
ago.
Hotel Proprietress-Ah, You are fat
tering to my establishment.
Guest-What I mean is that l should
have preferred to eat this fish then in
stead of now.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
WILL SHOW OIL FILMS.

Motion pictures showing the indus
trial processes employed in the pro-
duction of coal, petroleum and other
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-28
Z Cesko-S Slover,ska
NEZAMESTNANOST MA SLO-
VENSKU.

Y septembri toho roku bolo na
Slovensku v celku 1880 neza-
mestnanych. Oproti mesiacu aug.
tento pocet nieco st1pol, ale to
mono vysvetlit len poslednou
stavkou tekstilnej tovarne tren-
eianskej, takze pocet nezamestna-
nych nasledkom toho v Trencian-
skej dostdpil 1892 robotnikov
Najviac nezamestnanych okrem
toho bolo ma Slovensku V Gelnici
(3,764), V Lucenci (l,S05), v Roz
nave 1888, Revnci (1,219) v
Bratislave (1,179). Potet podporo-
vanych station " nezamestnanosti
na Slovensku rovnako klesa, V
druhej polovici mesiaca septem-
bra bolo podporovanych Ia Slo-
yensku $40 muzov, 140 zien, 146l
prfslusnikov rodin a bol vyplateny
Y celku obnos Ia Stvrt' miliona
kor1n Is. 3,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-28
SPOLOCNA PRACA CERVENE-
HO KRIzA, MATICE A zIvENY.

Y kosiciach, q. olt. bola Mar.
klube schodza vyborov Cs. Cerve-
neho Kriza, Matice Slovenskcj d
Zlveny, programom tktorej bolo
usporiadanie vzdelavajdceho kur-
zu pre- zeny V Kosiciach. Schodz-
Ike predsedalS hlavny zupny lekar
DIR. Jan Slabej. Prvy kurz bude
pre- zeny pracujuce tovarilach
a matky, dochodiace do poradne
Cs. {. Kriza zeny vobec. Gle
Pom kurzu je dat posluchacstvu
najprvsie zaklady oboru zdra-
vovedy, domaceho hospodarstva a
rozSirit' ich vSeobecne vzdelanic
1deove vcdenic kurzu, najmi cast
zdravotnej, laskave prevail hi. l.
lekar DIR. Jan Slabcj. DO budncc.
schodzky, ktora bude 20. okt., Wy
pracuJu lekarl, prlslublvSl kurzu
prednasat', program zdravotnych
prednasok. Matica Slovenska pred
lozl program svojej ciastky a III,
vena Ease program prcdnasok Z
oboru domaceho hospodarstva. O.,
caniZacil naySteyv a technicke We
denie prevail Cs. Cerveny Kriz.
Buducu schodzu oznami pribllz-
ny pocet navstevnlc. PrcdnaSky
budu V rodinnej Skolc na Beta,
lcnovej okruznej. Skioptikon po.
zicia k prednaskam riadltel stvc
realnej skoly.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-28
PRISTAV v KOMARNE.

Budovanie pristavu komarnan
skeho zostalo casove pozadu I'd
pristavom bratislavskym. Vyka
zuje dnes uzitocnu zdlzku pobrc.
zia len 900 m pre- II zdlziek LODI
nych, 2,2OO m2 skladistnej plochy
a pol KIN zdlzky odstavnych a
manipulacnych- kol'aji zeleznic-
nych a vsstrojenv je len l PLAYA
;jucim .jarabom, takze naklad ma
jeho vybudovanie cin1 dosial Wy
Sc 10 mil. korun.
Rozvoi jeho prekladu vykazuje
tohoto roku nahly vzrast ako pr1-
stavu bratisIarskeho.
"Prelozcne bolo rocne V tisicich
timaeh Ia. 'bv. Mad 'arska 40 tislc
ttn, roku 1919 % tisic tun, roku
1920 ~ tislc thn, roku>#192l 20
tisic tIun, rol1u 1922 "A tislc tun,
roku 1923 u tisfc~ tun, koncom
Srptembra roku 1924 uz 70 tisic
tun, take dostl1pi preklad do kon
ca tohto roku vyse 100 tisic tun.
Mnozstvo to predstavuje znovu
asi 3-nasobne mnozstvo prekladIl
roku predosleho. Denne prelozilo
sa aiviac 60 vagonov hlavne obi
lin preklad dial sd rucne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-28
oDHALENIE STEFANIKOvHo
PoAGNfKu v TRNAVE.

V nedeIu, 19. okt. bola v Trna-
We slavnost' odhaleliia pomnika
gen. Stefanika "a ueasti vladnych
a inych Representatives, ako j vel
kych zastupov obecenstva mesta
j okolia. Zahajovaciu slavnostn1
rec NAL prof. Zizka, naco nasledo-
valo odhalenie pomnlka, Potion
pl'ehovoril minister pre- sprawl
Slovenska DIR. Kallay zastnpeni
prezidenta republiky a vlady, pc
nom zastnpenf min. n. 0. gen.
Spire, "a Maticu Slovensk1 ta-
jomnik Krcmery, a zaverecne spl-
nomocnenE minister, mas par1z
sky vyslanecdr. Osusky, ktory me-
dzi inym predniesol tieto vyvznam-
ne slova :" ...Avsak ta sloboda, pre-
ktorn a "a ktoru pracoval Milan
Rastlslav Stefanlk, znamenala e.
Ste al inc. Ia sloboda znamenala
vzajomne sa nlilovanie. Kto nemi-
lujc otca, kto nemiluje svojich dc
II, kto nemiluje svojho sdseda, kto
nemiluje svojich spoluobcanov,
ten Boha milovat;' nem0ze. Memo
zc milovat' Boha, ked' nemiluje
cloveka, ponevac Bob V cloveku
prebyva. My budeme milovat' Bo-
ha vtedy, ked' budeme milovat
jeden druheho a ked' jeden dru-
hemu pomahat' budeme.''
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-28

slovenska na6Ee byt' hrd&, ze je 10
prave slovenskv umelec, ktoreho
81 zvolil "a portretistu. Podl'a
hlaseni niehtorych prazskych ca
sopisov portret pana prezidenta
pndaril sa skvele a to iste sl'ubu-
lie i portret ministersktho pred
sedu.
Pred niekolk kymi dnami n1teny
Dol min. predseda odcestoyat' do
Prahy a mas mily majster Zabota
uznal "a dobre yyhl 'adat' ma tkrd-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-28

a Y orchestre zastdpena je tiez ba-
sova flauta {ako fujara). Zanji-
nave, je, re skladatel' dlho musel
hi 'adat gajdosa, ktory by mu "a
hral niektore motivy IA gajdy.
Konecne vraj nasiel ' horach jed
noho s0-roeneho, ktory mu ma gaj-
dy zahral. o niekol iko dni sa vsalS
dozvedel, ze gajdos ma druhy den
potion zomrel. .....,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-28
PoDPoRA sTUDENToM,

!. Pozitky 70 stipendia Masary-
kovei jubilejnej zakladiny, ktor@
sd urcene pre- ziakoy cs. Stat. OBJ
chednej akademie Kosiciach, bo-
~ ,toho Sroku prvy raz udelene d
podeleni boil tito ziaci: Stefan
Ferjancek, Jozef Laclav, Gustav
kniewald, Jan kuchta, Stefan Ga
70, Karol kyjo, a ob>hodnej
skoly tito: Emilia Chlebusova, La
dislav Skukalek, Gejza Markovic
a l. udovit Mocak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-28
KOSIcKA zUPA PRAGUE.

DGa 4. nov. vydrziavana bola
plenarna schodza zupneho zastu-
pitel 'stva Kosiciach, na ktorej
medzi inym pojednavalo sd O pod,
porach pre- Maticu Slovenskil, Mu
zealnu spolocnost', pre- Vychodosl
Mar. Divadlo Kosiciach, pre- spo
lok vychodoslovenskych vysoko
skolakoy, podpore pre- pohorel
GOV Spis. Vlachoch, stavbe mo
stov, nemocnice pre- besnotou po
stihnutych inych pre- zupu uzi
tocnych veciach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-28
PANsKA ZEN v RUKACH
r.: I SEDLIAKOV.

V pamatny den .oslobodcnia
sko-slovenskeho, 2s. oktobra
konala sa Moravskych Sv. ia
noch vyznamna slavhost' Il vel
kostatku Salamona a DIR. Artura
Fzechovicska prevail malorol nj
;ci prv1 cast rozsiahlych poem
kov. Ia pritomnosti pocetnych "a
stupcov rol 'nickeho l'udu odo-
vzdant bolo LOO kat: jutar pan
skej pody do ruk malerel nixon.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-28
NEzAMEsTNANosT v CsR.

Statny statisticky urad ozna.
muje, re koncom augusta bolo V
nasej republike 7S,77S nezamest-
nanych, 2 ktorych bolo priamo
podporovane Station S,491 pro
strednfctvom podnik kov 17,714. V
JUL bel pocet. nezamestnanych
79,o36 osob, takze sa v auguste
pocet mierne snizil 262 os6b. -
Stat podporovai V juli 1O,5O6 o.
sob a podniky 14,767 osob. Vol
nvch miest bolo v auguste 1S,O76.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-28

Dina 19. t. m. O 3. hodine vo Vel
kej Revuci oslavili storocnu pa
miatku narodenin slavneho slo-
venskeho narodneho dejatel a, w
tecneho byv. profesora spravcu
prveho slovenskeho gymnazia
vel 'ko-revuckeho Samucla Ormi-
sd. o jeho zivote prcdnasal Julius
Botto.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-28
sLOVENSKY UMELEC u PANA
PREZIDENTA.
" Bratislaye, II. oI

" Y Bratislaye, II. okt.
Vcera dosiel sem Topolcianok
kde NAL 'uje portret pana prezi-
denta q ministerskeho predsedu
bvehlu, znamy slovensky akade-
lnicky maliar Ivan Zabpta. Zpra-
vodajca 81. DEM. okamzite wy
hi 'adal sympatickeho umelca, ably
mu predlozll niekol 'ko otazok o.
hl'adne zivota V krasnom topol.
cianskom zamku, kde mas pan pre-
zident tax rad tr5vieva svoiu let,
nj doyolen1.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-28

tky cas- Bradshaw, aby nadebro
tneztratil kontakt SO svojim kar
viarenskyin stolom Ale ma budd-
ci tyzden bude znovu Y Topol-
ciankach, kan d6jde medzi casonl
/ min. predseda zabeta bnde
m6ct' dokoncit tento portret.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-28
PRvA SLOVENsKA OPERA

Hudobny skladatel Villain FL
gus-Bystry V Ban. Bystrici dokon-
Gil operu "Detvan ktoru zadal
Slov. Mar. Divadlu. Divadlo ope-
ru prijalo vypravi ju este tejto
sezone.
V operc pouzil skladatel gajd
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-28
NASLI UHLIE v NITRIANSKEJ

Dl'a zpravy Nitry, objavily v
chotaroch obci Hrachovist "a, Kraj
neho, Kostolneho Vad oviec V
zupc Bratislavskej rozsiahle lozi.
cka kamenneho uhlia, jakost' Wy,
rovna sd jakosti handlovskeho Ii,
hlia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-28
Naslnu lnaistrogi Eabotovi do

StaI0 Sa pred tfOMa tyZdndml IeJ
Ecti, ze mohol sa odobrat' do To-
! polcianok portretovat prezidenta
Masaryka.t Prijaty Dol so srdec-
most 'ou, ktora TAX charakterizuje
nielen pana prezidenta, ale cele
jeho okolie. (Je opravdu podivu-
hodne jak prenikave p6sobi osob-
most prezidenta na l'udi, ktori sl
S MIN v Representation styku.)
V prve dni jeho pobytu bolo ma
Topolcianskom zamku dost zivo,
co den prichodili slovenski a ees-
ki hostia. Pan prezident je tym
najprijemnejsim a najstarostlivej-
Sim hostitel 'om, ktory mcdowell, a.
by sa jeho hostia zle cltili. Priro-
dzene, hlavnym po> abom tvchto
navstev je srdecny, nendteny roz-
hovor hlavou statu.
Master Zabota NAL portreto-
vat pana prezidenta v redingotu
a vo vysokych jazdeckych eiz,
cizmach. Ale hned' pryom dni
naskytla sa nepredvidana prekaz-
ka. vNsVitlo, re v satni pana pre-
: zidenta MET ziadneho redingota
Ostal V Prahc. Naco al redingot
V topolcianskcj samote? Ale po-
moe bola %iahka: zatelegrafovalo
sa do Prahy na druhy den Dol
uz redingot v Topolciankach - le
teckym kurirom doneseny, co prl-
nasa kazdodenne postu panu pre-
zidentovi.
Ako sa vyjadril zabota, rs pa
nom prezidentom je radost' pra-
covat '' Trpezlive mu sedi tire
bars hodinu, proao, dostojne:
bcz vsetkej p6zy. akym je vzdy
a pri kazdej prllezitosti. Hovori
vel mi malo, ale jeho mlcanliyost
ME ie urazliva, je prirodzena a Il
ncho jaksi smozrcjma. Jeho po-
koj je obdivuhodny. Ale niekedy
mn sadne ma cello mrak a tymtO
civil am sa zvlast' vyhybal Ia
bota, ktoremu sa jaksi nehodily
pre- platno. Raj pri "sedeni'' pred
citoval panu prczidentovi jeho O.
sobnv tajomniI dr.. Kucera nvod-
mix Z Bohemie. Musel to byt' Je-
den obvyklych jeho nenavist-
nych utokov protistatnych, lebo
pohl 'ad pana prezidenta sa "a
chm1ril lica l'ahko zruzovely'
Zabota davaT zpoza platna zlfale
pokyny neopatrnemu DIR. Kucero-
vi, ably prestal Bohemiou - az
to spozoroyal pan prezident, kto-
~ sa dial do srdecneho smieehl
OvSem, $ citanfm Dol koniec Ia
bota vyhral.
Je zname, ze pan prezident Jaz'
di kazde rano j hodinu V roll ali
lom zamockom parku a snad'
teito okolnosti m0zc d'akovat
svoju fyzicku sviezost', ktoru ne
vedela podlomit' ami zakerna ne
moe nedi'alelSej minulosti. Ale
raz " sprievode minlsterskeht
predsedu Svehlu, dra kuceru
Zabotu - slo sa az do kral 'ovske.
doliny. vozmo ma dobre 2 hodlnA
| vzdialenosti. Pan prezldent vyko
nal celll tiito cestu ko1mo, ostatn
sa vieMi. Pocasie bolo krasne ;
pan prezident Dol neobycajne do
brej nalady. V doline sd pridru
zili k skupine pastierici a ver'
pan prezident ich 70 svojho peiS
ne potraktoval, re 81 al prsty Oh
lizali. Prirodzene, nevedeli, re ma
i'll hlavou statu do CINEMA, tyn
vaccSia bude ich radOst', kedL' S:
to neskor dozvedia.
j Majster labota rozpraval, jal
: jednoducho, priamo puritansk.
: zijc pan prezident. kuchar nemi
il. mnoho starosti o sostavenle Je
: dal, hlava statu jie skromnejsie
= nez sa jie ktorejkol'vek mestial
: skej rodine. Ma yeceru sa cast
: uspokoji hrncekom kavy
= pri tom net,navne pracuje cd ran
1 l. 4<
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-28

Onedlho bude Ease rnsno Y to-
polEianskom z6lnku: siroke jeho
komnaty hostit budji ministra Be
mesa, vyslanca Osuskeho a leg.
radcu Jana .Masaryka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-28

- Slovenska Liga ie Esenarod-
nj nstanovizen, vstupujte do mel !!