davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-29
MELODY v KAnEElgOL oRdOC
v sPoJ.. STATOCH.
F. u. /. S.


" kamenolomoch Spoj. Statov
v roku 1924 prislo 13S l'udi III
vot a 14,777 l'udi bolo zranene.
V roku 1923 bolo usnlrtene 13S
liudi a 14,900 ich bolo zranene.
Teda r. 1924 sa situacia trochu
zlepsila. Ia r. 1924 je percento ne
h6d a nest asst najnensie cd r.
1911, kedy banska uradoven "a
Gala sestavovat statistiku nehod
v tomto priemysle. Teda percento
iumrti Gini V tomto rol0u l.63 ma
tisic robotnikov robiacich plnv
cas-, t. j. 300 dni v roku. Proeento
zranentch je 1868 na 1000 ro-
botnikov, V rolu 1923 procento to
bolo 1.6s 1864. ..
Podl'a zprav spolocnosti zamest
nanych bolo v lomoch 94,242 mu-
zov, teda o 2 perc. viac nez +. 1923
Robotnici tito robili 25.327 ,soe
sichtov, teda l perc. menej nez
r. 1923, inac 269 robotnych dni
teda ztrata 7 dni na muza.
Mensi pocet nehod nest asst
vysvetluje sa tym, ze sa lamaio
menej vapenca, skridlice a ira,
povych hornin. Vacsie procento
nehod javilo sa pri lamani zuly,
mramoru, pieskoviteho kamena a
modrej slualice.
V lomoch zamestnane bolo spo-
lu 59,126 robotnikov, 3 perc
viac nez r. 1928. Rebotnici robili
Is, Isl, ,796 dni prace, viac o pro
cento proti +. 1923 V tIcih istycil
miestach. Ma kazdeho muza pri:
pablo 256 robotnych dni, ztrata
Z dni na muza. Dnu usmrtene bo.
10 96 muzov, praci vonka AZ o.
sob. Najviac nehod zavinene bolo
teda dnu. Zranene bolo $500 o
sob, vonka pri praci zranene bole
5,7s7 osob.
Priciny zranenl a smrti boil,
rome, najyiac vsak bolo zranen'
usnrtene osob padaj1cimi pred
metami, alebo chybou stroJov, pr
vrtanl kameiia, predcasnymi Wy
buchami vybusnych latok, spale
nin podobne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-29
MHaNY CHHR.


Dennik "Slovensky Narod' v
Bratislave po nom i inc casopi-
sy vo vSetkych Izemiach republi-
ky, iba i v Amerike priniesly zvesa
ze ma bratislavslSom predmesti Y
Petrzalke napadla yraj asi diva.
mast -clenna tlupa ncznamy ydh nlu.
zov straz pri vojenskom skladiskp
strel 'neho prachu, co sa vsak ne
podafi4o Eeasnym zakrocenim pc
licie, ktora vraj osem ntocnlkoy.
komunistov zatkla. Uradne sa pre-
hlasaje, ze tato west postrada a
kejkd 'gek podstaty.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-29
rouNasrowKsKk sLovENsKE NovIEx

Stat Oklahoma 134,262 mil ami,
Kansas 129,125 mil, South Da-
kota 1855 mil, stat Missouri
IL, 600 mil, Minnesota 107, 7,816,
North Dakota LOG, ,49s, Iowa 1o4,-
624 mil.
Ostatne staty maju vere5nych
ciest pod 100000 mil diva male
staty majd najmenej. S1 to Della
ware, ktory ma len 4,4l0 mil We
rejnydh ciest najmensl Rhode
Island, ktory vykazuje len 2,319
mil ciest.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-29

Jaros -KIakonos, dram. pohadka.
Krasnohorska- a-Medved' villa.
Krofta-Nad Berounkou pod Tetinem
Nemcove- -Babitka v zamku
Plunafovska- Krkonos,
Plumlovska Sen, vianocnf. hra
Plnmloyska Snehurka
Plnmlovska-zlata husa
Plulnlovska-Zlata nit
Samberk- Era Kubankova. zart. hra
samberk-Vylet pana Broueka
sedlaoek-Chytry Honza
Sedlaeek-Sedem havranov
Sedlacek-Stolecku, prestri 50.
Sedlaeek-KouzelniceR Rozumbrada
Semeradova-Zlaty ptak.
Sima-Dlhy, siroky a bystrozraky.
Stolba-PeniaEe.
Stolba-Za 81 'achtickym erbem.
stroupeznicky-Zvikovsky rarasek
stroupeznicky Pan Mesieek.
stroupeznicky--Pani Mincmistrova.
Vorackova-C pysnem Janiekovl.
ansky-Letepis ziveny.
Wagner--Ake bude poeasie.
Banfk-Slob. kr. mesto Zvolen.
Kalal-Na krasnem Slovensku.
Zavadil-Velehrady Devfn a Nit "a,
Mayer--Hunga-ica. s
-Volosko Venecia.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Havlasa-Pat kalifornskych povesti
Botto-Slovaci, ,vyvin ich narodneho
povedomia.
Fl. V.-Cernovsky process.
Kalal--Slovaci, ytrucuy rozhled pt
dobe minule pritemne.
Markovic-Nitriai.sky polit. process
,Nalaiy @vyhl 'ady.
SasiDek-Obrana sv. Methoda.
Sasfnek-Slovaci Uhorsku.
Pictor-Napor-odpor.
Sasinek- -Strucny dejcpis Uhorska.
sasfnek-Dejepis slovakov
Franclscl--Vlastn1 zivotopis.
Alexandra-Rok ls47-ls4s, UhFAel
{Nenadovic-O Cernohorcoch
Kmet '--Juraj Hclcek. -
Hurban--Pamiatka. Sostavil Joze,
Sl1ultety.
Aliquis-Rodina Roves-ych. Roman
Bjornson-Rybares
Beblavy-Janosfk.
Bjornson-Arne, Eovela.
Cipkay-Poklad.
nickens-Vianocna piesei v proze.
Glowacki-Kresby q obrazyk.
Goldsmith-Wakeficldsky farar.
Havlasa-Prvnf tatranske povidky.
Havlasa-Poslcdn tatranske povidk,
Observation-Disclosures, inc povesti
Kosmak-Ch1t, obraz 70 zivota.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-29
REV. slsKA auoNsIoNoRoM.

Dna IA. decembra sv. Otec Wy
menoval Rev. Pavla Sisku, kano-
nika trnavskej kapituly "a ''cest-
neho kaplana okrome nlesta'' s
titulom Monsignore. C1srem neho
pri tejto prllezitosti dostalo sa
tejto hodnosti este jednemu slo-
venskemu knazovi: Rev. Karolo-
vi Necesalekovi. - Rev. Pavel
Siska "a dlhe roxy posobil tn v
Amerike. Bol j hi. duchovnym 4.
z. J. a podpredsedom SLOW. Ligy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-29
NASLI UHLIE PRI BREZNE.

Ned ,aleko Brezna 1Zvolen) pri-
slo sd vrtanim na bohatn uhol 'nn
zilu. Tato tiahne sd asl 9 me-
trovej hlbke ma vychod a je asi
3 metre siroka. Jestli sa dokaze
byt' lila opraxdu yynesnou, bolo
10y to p1sav.gm poSehnan11n pre-
brezfransky kraj, lebo tamojsie
Seleziarne dostaly by sa ku aacne-
mu uhliu, co bg umoEnilo lacnej-
sia vyrobu a tym i xaesi zarobok
pre- tamojsie obyvatel 'stvo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-29
Soznam slovenskych knih ' mestskej
verejnej kniznici.

Mestska kniznica ma Wick Ave.
( Reuben Mcmillan Free Library
dostala tn udane knihy cd SLOW.
spelkov v meste. Youngstowne.
Zalezi ma mas, ably SINE ich citah.
Knihy sa poziaieyajd zdarma kazdemu
ybyvatel 'ovi Youngstowne, preto Cd
pordcame nasim ct. citatel 'om, ably td-
to, knihovnu castejsie navsteyovali z
nej 81 dobre knihy vypoziavah. sprava
kniznice vd ACNE posldEi d'alsfmi in
formaciami.
sJama-lk-Boj diablorl alebo Go je
opilstvo a jeho falosne povesti.
Kempensky-O nasledovani Krista.
Kovasicky process.
.Stodola -Statistika Sloyenska.
..Aaam-Obrazkove povesti.
Adam Tri zakliate kniezata.
Hoily-Basne.
Somolicky--Bajky.
>Tolstoj-Povesti bajky.
Zamenhof-zaklady medzinarodneJ re
ii Esperanto.
Czambel-Rukovat' spisovaej reei
,lovenskej.
Czambel-slovenska rec jej miesto
' rodine slovanskych jazykov
Houdek-Vyvin zeme a zivota.
Wagner-Zjavy nebeske.
i Srobar-L 'udova zdravoveda. -
supej-O repovych had 'atkach alebo
q takzvanycb bsnematodoch. MI
Supej-Umels hnojiva a ich upotre-
benie.
Burjan--Nemhvna alebo zivot O.
patera diet 'at'a v. prvych dvoch ro-
koch.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hadky, do
styroch oddielov.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. spisy basni
cke.
Krasko-Nox ct solitude.
Krasko--Verse. ~
Kupcok-Novy vinsovnfk.
Kuzmany-Pamatnik ma stcroeie je.
ho narodenia. .,A
Pauliny Toth-Basne.
Sladlsovic-Spisy basniche.
Vajansky-Kniha versov
Batikova-Zlaty Kruh, pohadka Q
styroch jednaniach so spevami a tam
cami.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., dve We.
selohry ] dejstve.
Cechov--Jubileum.
Cisler--Osctrovat 'ka.
Cisler-Vojaci, vojaci.
Hrase--Krasata, kral 'ovna vii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-29
MATTEL ON DoMoV A
FARIEM.

Nizepodpisany oznamuje, re do
stal zastupitel 'stvo najstarsej a
najyacsej americkej stromkar-
skej kvetinarskej firmy: Stark
Bros. Nurseries Co. Tato firma je
l09-rocna a najvacsia ma svete.
Ma stromkove a rastlinove skol-
ky ma 5000 akroch zeme v roznych
statoch krajiny, a o jej pocestno-
sti vyslovil sa bol prezident Roose-
welt takto: "Ak su Stark Bros.
ME cestni a spoil 'ahlivi, tax ne
viem, kto na svete je.' Tato firma
nasledkom 1O9-rocnych zk1seno-
sti ma rome patentami chranene
objavy V hertikultdre. Vypesttva
stromlSy, l1ry, kvetinove korene a
tax d'alej, talk, ze rastu bujnejsie
a dlhsie zijd. Ma v majetku move
druhy ovocia, ktore ne1na ziadna
ina spolocnost' a farnaari, ktori
cd nej kdpia stromky, zarabaju
pc tisfc dolarov akra jabloni a.
lebo inych ovocnych stromov. Te-
dy tejto spolocnosti je nizepodpi-
sany zastupcom. Ktokol'vek po-
trebuje okrasne kry, kvetiny, O.
voene stromy, kvetinove cibul ky,
semena vsetko, co sa tyka rast-
linstva, mech sa na nina obrati a
moze byt' isty, ze dostane to 9aj-
lepsie tohto druhu ma svete. OBJ
jednavky pre- jarne sadcnie sa uz
teraz prijimaju. Platte az ma jar,
pri dodani tovaru. Zavolajte po
telefone: redakcie 1920, bytu
1886, pridem k yam. Alebo
prid tie osobnc. Porada k okr;lslc-
niu domu zvonka zdarma.
MATEJ MRAZ,
$40 w. Federal st. " reiakcii)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-29
POL MILIONA MIL VEREJ
NYCH CIEST.
f.. II. [. S.

Rozloha verejnNch ciest Spo-
jenSch Statoch, ked' sa pocitaJn
IA mile, cini okolo pol millom
MIL a v nedlhej dobc cislica tato
bude desiahnuta. Podl'a zpravy q
liradovne verejnych ciest Depart
mentu Zemedelstva oznamene bo-0
10. ze. ma kenci roku 1924 Stat
nych eicst bolo na 12S,347 mil a
v tel istej dobe okresnych ciest
bolo 339, ,55S MIL, teda sahrnom
ACT ,s05 mil.
Teda pocita sd, ze belhom roku
1924 bolo postavene ma 1,541
MIL ciest a V roku 1925 sa MIA
ko nezastayilo Dol postayeny
asi ten isty pocet mil ciest pri
najmcnsonl, takze. sa m0ze kall1n-
loyat', ze je v Spoj. Statoch cell
kom asi 495,O00 mil verejnych
ciest statnych al okresnych. Ked
sa tcdy vezmu do povahy clslice
r. 1924 a 1925 "a dobu, kedy
vobec Je NONE drahy cesty sta
vat a opravovat', bolo postavene
celkem ma pol miliona ciest yobec.
Kebv zapocitane boly al drahy a
ccsty opravent alzlepsene, ytedy
"a sczonu cini to 100000 mil np-
vosriadenych a opravenysh ciest.
Gelkom V celych Spoj. Statoch
B Terejnych ciest ara O2,91f
mil a Wac nez 100000 lnl ! maid
niektore staty. Texas ma priklad
ma 1G7, sos nil ciest, po nom ide
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-29

Vel'ka cast sjazdoveho jednania
bude venoyana otazke unifikacie
slovenskej samospravy $ Ceskom
a Moravou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-29
a eongracki vrh&ci pam. Ale sve-

tn sa Ease dokazalo, ze kto to Via
dine vlastne Y tom Mad 'arsku, a
ze axe su nethody tychto vlada-
rov. A po tomto snad al krasne
frazy or. Apponyiho, ktorymi tax
oplyval zeneve a indie, yloM 81
cudzina svojim sposobom bez ma
sich komentaroy. Financovat j.
redentu falsovanymi bankovkami
je sice vel'mi dovtipne, ale roz
hodne ME rytierske!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-29
vYMENOVANIE NOVEHO Sc
FA GENERALN. STABU.

GasopiAs. ozllamujn, re prezi-
dent Masaryk podpisal menovacl
dekret generala Syroveho "a sefa
generaIneho stabu ceskoslovenskej
armady ma miesto generala Nit
telhausera.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-29

" polovici februara svolany bu-
de do Kosic poladny sjazd slo-
venskych miest, ktortho dkOlola
knde prejednat' otazky sloyen-
skej sainospravy a lveru mestam.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-29

Kosmak-
Kosmak- -Lidsly zverinec.
Kosmak---P Povfdky.
Kosmak--Zenit % ii noaeaitI
Kosmak -Eugenie.
Kosmak-Jak byl Rapoucn .Jnr. "
'ecen, humoreska.
Kosmak--Ztracena.
Kosmak-Jak Martin blondh 9 ns
pravou cestu opet Sc vrath.
Kulusin-Dom strani.
Kuzmany-Rozpomienky kresby'
I,askomersky-zarty> a rozmary
Lieskov-R RozprAvky.
Marothy -Soltssz-Pro's prhdu.
Maupassant tn lovely,
Mikszath-Slov rad&ci.
Mikszath--Svat6ho Petrov dAzdnik
Milicevic--PoturS Leila.
B-M-StoroGna pamiatka narodenla
Moysesa.
Mrstik-Pohadka maze.
Nemcova-Babicka.
Ncmcova,-Diva bara. Dobry Glovek
Chyze pod horami.
Nemcova---NarolLi bAchc1ky Q po
vesti
ACKNOWLEDGMENT vesnicky.
Pietor-KavlSazsky zajatec a inc
tlanky.
Pietor-Miskove smrt' inc clanky
!, Pietor--Stedry vecer inc clznky.
P.etor-Uzernfk inc clanky.
Pietor-Z lasky hnev a inc elkDky
iavorinska-Kde sa walt
Podiavorinska-V directive. ! H.
Potapenko-V skutocnej sluzbe.s
Przcwa- -Tetmaj jer-Zbojnicka chalupa
1.sine pcvesti z Tatier.
Sienkieicz--Bitka pod Grunwaldom.
Observation-Disclosures
Observation-Disclosures "a; r.,
sicnkiewicz-Jurand 20 Spychowa.
slavik-Hospodarske prednasky.
Slovenska kniznica. - go
sremca-yladimir.: Dukljen.
Tajovsky-Zpod kssy. 4
Tajoysky--Besaanice. f}
/ Timravas-Marnost' vsetlco.
Timrava-Ta zem vabna.
: Tolstoj-NeSyzpytatel ne ST cesty P.
Tonasik-Malkoteati.
Vajansky-L' ALA: novela.
Vajansky 1eto. r.
Vajansky-Dve sestry.
Vajansky-Kotfn.
Vajansky-Letiace tiene. RI
Vajansky-Nier duse.
Observation-Disclosures.
Vajansky-Pustokvet. s
Vajansky-Sobrane diela. = r.
Vajansky-V malom meste.
Najansky-Verse. ~.,.z~
Vazov-Nie mili, ME drahf. soG-{
| Vazov-Poa jarmom. -.
Vcl'konocne rozpr&vky.
Vxkriesenie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-15
they are spread av1ons countless III

they are spread ae1ong countless lis
teners and are nnanswerable. 1t
would seem. though. that he an.
swered il i'm "a very effective manner
and one likely to leave an impression
un the participants. but inasmuch as
the average citizen is not able TO IN
woke such prompt action in similar err
rumstances the prospect "f radl" hDei
looms as A real addition to the criminal
activities in this country. unless laws
are speedily passed which take c"sni'
zance Of the situation.
But for MIR. Groves retaliatorN ar-
tiou he would probably. in the mlndS
of many people. be somewhat d's-
credited. 1t is undoubtedly what ms
enemies hoped would he the result.
'rhe States attorney. however WAS
successful i'm calling attention t" inns
new and unique method of siandef. IL
NAV lie that the wide publicity "i th'S
cas. will act as IA deterrent I" future
,,s. of The radio 10 cast slurs on p""'i'
men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-15
Clearing the Parks.

Orders har~ been given Tor t'Af Ia"
ing Of the last of the temporary w
racks buildings in Potomac at y"
.rh.sa structures were erected during
tho MAR for the housing "f troops
.,ar,e,ed here. After they had been
vacated AS barracks they We're INV"
AS storage warehouses for governments
s,puiies. They had been uuthiH ""'''
and We're of IA flimsy character. some
of them collapsed. They were never
suitable for the storage al S"""S' All"
they were always an eHrSofe IN th~
r.s.r>ati,,n Now the last of them
is to go aud the park restut".. /" hs
orig inal condition.
1t is unfortu innate that While these
buildings are being torn down plans
are being drawn for the erection "f
a substantial building for the accom-
mediation of motor tourists stopping Ia
Washington on their way south Or
north. Protest against such a struc-
ture has been strongly NNiced, ana
there is stii the hope that new iesis-
latiun MiIi be enacted 10 prevent this
lrespasS upon the park and to pro-
vide for the establishment Of the tour
list camp elsew here.
The razing Of the last of these bar
racks brings again to attention the fact
that numerous buildings are Stiil cint-
terins up the Mall. in use for the
housing Of various Offices. lf the pro
posed public buildings bill is enacted
at this session. aking provision for
fve-year program OF construction,
eventually these too will so. perhaps
by 1880 or 1881. AT their present rate
Of deterioration. however. they may
be unfit for use before then. They
Mere erected hastily OF quickly assem-
bled materials, and save In the case
of the two great concrete structures
northeast Of the Lincoln Memorial
they were definitely regarded as mere
shacks to be quickly eliminated
Every section of the parks of Wash
inston should be cleared OF these war.
s','S VI " HhatcI .
i The two concrete buildings near the
Memorial, which have become catch.
alls for various branches Of the gov
eminent and are nov filled to ca
pacity. should be definitely classified
as temporary despite their more d,l-
| rable materials. They. too. should 20
az soon as the extensive public build.
ing program now contemplated is com.
pleted.
These buildings are To be rated az
wounds of war which can be hea led.
The parks Of the city, including the
new one on Capitol Hill In front Of
the Union Station, were utilized in
the war emergency without regard
for the Capitals appearance. There
is at present pending a bill to com
plete the acquisition Of the Capitol
plaza, which will effect the removal
Of the government hotels. Thus there
is a prospect that with these two en-
actments, the public buildings bill and
the Union Station plaza bill, Wash
ington will be cleared Of it's unsightly
membranes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-15
Matriarchs.

Statistics published In Italy showing
the registration of women for the
Spring voting in that kingdom indi-
cate that Italian women are, to say
the least, nkewarm over their new
privilege. In Milan. for instance, out
for municipal elections. only 5000 put
down their names.
1t is said that there are no better
mothers than Italian mothers: none
more respected 10y their families and
with more actual administrative pow
erS over the household. II may be
that this status. carefully built up
ana cherished throughout the cen.
turtles since the days Of the Roman
n,atiuns, and far superior in these
daAs 10 amy pinnacle of power attain
cd 10y The average American mother.
sunices them: that a. long AZ they
can sway the opinions Of their sl'ouses
ANA their voting on about .to-Nute chill
dren they care little for the actual
fra nchise
l.etlzia Huonaparte. the feminine
parent of that Corsica n born Italia n
who eventually ruled France and all
The civilized world excepting Britain
aud Russia. had eleven children. The
first three died in infancy. Napoleon,
her fourth. WAS born when she was
but nineteen wears old. She lived to
see seven of her eight surviving sons
and daughter wear imperial. royal,
princelN "r ruling ducal crowns. She
is alleged on good authority to have
administered sound spankings To every
one Of them. including the Great Cap
tain himself. after he or she had
reached the ase of fourteen or fifteen.
Surrounded 10y her slitterng offspring
she bore and carries down through
history the simple but uni, ersal title
uf Madame Mere" That was plenty
for her,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-15
The Last Day of Grace.

This is the last day Of grace for the
Income tax payer. TO accommodate
him the offices where advice and aid
are given, gratis, for the preparation
of the returns are kept open to late
hours. He must turn in his c"mputa-
tions of revenue, expense, deductions,
exemptions profits ana. fina NY. of tax.
BY midnight, accompa MED by check
for the amount he figures out t" he
due to Uncle Sam, usually one-uuarter
Of the total for the year. So he Is
hustling.
The ena ctment of an amendme mt to
the tax law, reducing the charges uf
the Government in numerous cases.
was effected in ample season to en-
able all taxpayers to discharge this
| obligation of return in good eason.
But the ha bit of procra stina ton pre-
vailed to such an extent that there
. kre today a great multitude OF tax
PAYERS who are behindhand i'll getting
In their pers. Yet. somehow, by su-
berhuman efforts, they will get their
documents and checks in the mail he
eore midnight.
There will be many mistakes In the
| returns. Some of them will he quite
/ honest mistakes, the result of confu-
sion over the method Of calculating
Che tax when once the met income
has been figured out TO approximate
satisfaction. 1t is the rare person
who can do his own computation. 1t
Il the wise one who seeks and accepts
exrert advice in working out Tins
problem.
The reduction in the surcharges VIII
perhaps result in a more complete re-
turn of incomes this year. Far lie II
from any one to suggest that there
has been any suppression of incomes
In past returns. Yet 1t is calculated
that the more liberal basis OF the law
will WELD a return IN greater frank
ness. What is a loss? That ques-
ton has been answered In the returns
heretofore with great liberality to the
taxpayer-by the taxpayer. Some
times months later he has been po-
,,talv asked by the nearest collector
Of internal revenue just how he gets
that way. and the expla nation Is NOT
altogether easy. what ia proht'
Ia also asked and answered In the
same spirit, only to lead 10 iater
su.ries. sometimes to revisions OF the
tax.
For better or worse, the returns
krust GO in by midnight. Here In
washington there is no reason WHY
every taxpayer should not be squared
Gi,h the law long before that hour
/ Facilities for the correct computation
/ hf the returns are available here as
berhaps in few other cities. Wash
fnxton, the voteless, the unrepresent-
ed. paw. it's taxes as cheerfully as 1t
Is within human power TO pay them
later will come the showing of how
much Washington has paid, and 1t
will be a goodly showing Of honest.
frank and conscientious reporting and
bf capable calculation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-15
Miss Holley, Dead, Is Called
Greatest Woman HumOrist

In the nearly half a century that
has passed since Sauna ntha Allen
began entertaining the public her
quaint sayings and hOmely philosophy
have lost none of their freshness i'm
the minds of those who were young in
the sos and the death recently OF her
,reator. Miss Marietta i1Olley. aroused
a flood Of pleasant recollections.
The younger generation doesn't
know much about Miss Marietta liOl-
ley" says the Waterbury Republican.
but many an older person will be re-
minded of the hours of pleasure he has
had over the whimsical. philosophical
and critically searching writings of
Josiah Aliens wife," In an apprecia-
ton of Miss Holleys work the Re
publican declares she was probably
Americas foremost woman humorist.
and that her strictly humorous chap
ters. written without intent to point
a moral, will never lose their fresh
ness"
The Philadelphia Enquirer regrets
that there will he NO Samantha at
the sesqui' and reminds its readers:
.'The death OF Marietta HOlley In TINS
sesal,icentennial year recalls the lact
that the 1876 exposition in Phiiadel-
phia was the inspiration that afforded
career. Samantha ut the Centennial
appeared in 1877 and gave vogue I" a
series Miss llolley's passing at the
age of so at her home in Watertown,
y. Y. will be regretted by thousands
who would have had her round out her
itinerary of world fairs with visit
here the coming Summer
X
The fame that came to Marietta HOl
lev through the creation of those
widely different but extremely human
characters, Sauna ntha Allen and Betsy
Bobbett did not rest entirely ON the
humorous twists and turns' OF her
stories. for. as the Cleveland Plain
Dealer points out, Miss HOlieI,
though she wrote with lightness and
appeared on the surface to give her
pages no serious purport, worked.
nevertheless, with constructive aims
i'm mind" with the result that VIDE
recognition was given to her work for
Justice to women and children.
lin political thought she was con-
Stantly at the head of the line, re-
marks the WatertOwn Daily Times, as
il recalls how 'she was advocating
woman suffrage 40 Years ago. ana sne
was writing of temperance in her nrSt
books. She was quick tO grasp the
sensible view of any public question.
and she wrote fOrcefully on political
subjects" OF the popularity of her
hooks and the hold ia ZEN on the public
mind by the characters In them TINS
paper further says: No other woman
author Of the past 80 years had
more extensive reading public during