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Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-17
Election to Precede
Mrs. UrgURart'S Talk
at CLUB House TCD,OrrOii

The report of the nominating
committee which will be followed by
the election OF officers Tor the en-
suing club year, will be the impor-
tant feature of a brief business scs-
sion whmh Will he followed by the
election of officers for the ensuing
club wear. will be the important
feature of brief business session
which will precede Mrs. John G.
Urquhart 5 address before the, Wo-
Ilan s Ten Thousand club tomorrow.
Tomorrow promises to be par
ticularlv interesting day at the club
II that several SPECIAL features are
planned, Madame Katherine Ward
kupelian has graciouslv consented
to conduct another of the popular
half hours of community singing
from to 200 clock. All mem
bCrs of the club who cniov music
are particularly invit6d to take ad,
vantage of this feature.
An informal social affair is
planned following the meeting
when Mrs. Urquhart and Mrs.
MAYNARD force ThaYer, prOpinent
Pasadena club woman, VIII. be
guests of honor a, lea to be given
by the executive board.
Mrs. Urquhart, who has been suf
ficitneIy introduced to the women
of Imperial valley this week
through personal appearances and
through the Press, is 10 speak on
Conservation, the Hope Of Civil
zation.
AS it was during Mrs. Crsuhart s
term as president of the California
Federation of Women 3 clubs that
the grove Of giant rcdwoods in
Humboldt county was purchased by
the federation and decided to the
state of California, and as Mrs. Ur-
quhart was one of the active lead
ers in that work, she is particularly
well qualified to speak on her sub.
jCct.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-17
SON OF MATSON LINE
FOUNDER Is INDICTED

SAN FRANCISCO, March IL
Three men were today facing
charges of grand larceny and con
~piracy in connection with short
ages Of approximately $s0o,oOo III
the accounts OF the Honolulu plan
tation company and the Matson by
products company. y san Fran.
cisco grand jury last night voted
Indictments against Walter }. Mat
son, dismissed secretary of the TIVE
concerns, ANA |. y. Moore and
George f. Braun, officers of the
insolvcnt Hale company, which
financial affairs for the former two
corporations.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-17
Mrs. FOSS EntertdinS
Missionary Society

Members of the Missionary So
ci,tv of the Methodist church were
guests of Mrs. J. d. Foss at her
home on Olive avenue Yesterday
afternoon. 4 short business session
was held. following which Mrs. {.
+. Sones took charge of the after
noon's program
Mrs. c. f. Givens read an timer,
csting article entitled, Good
Neigh hbors, which dealt with
phases of immigration. Mrs. +. \.
r. Hatch played delightful violin
solos. for which SHE was accompan-
icd by Mrs. Foss.
Seventeen members of the society
were present.
Mrs. Foss served punch following
the program.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-17
MANY MINISTER'S
I'm COLO. HOOSEGOW

DENVER, Colo, Mar. 17.-More
than 100 "ministors are reposing
in the vault at the city Jail here
today.
1t all came about when one Ser
geant George A. Hellers obtained the
password of a bootlegger.
Sergeant Heller called a number
and asked for Il minister for a
funeral In a short time man
arrived with a quart of white horse
whiskey. .
The sergeant took him in charge
and led him to his home, where he
uncovered several caches.
1t was learned that if a buyer
wanted wine he asked for "a preac h
cr for a wedding if he wanted
beer he asked for "someone to of
ficiate at Il baptismal,' and if he
asked for Il ''red faced sky pilot
he got moonshinc.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-17
California Indians Are
Discussed by Mrs. Nance

Taking for her subject. "Califor-
MIA Indians,' Mrs. G. Willard
Nance gave an interesting talk be-
fore the history section of the Wo-
man S Ten Thousand club at the
club house Monday.
Mrs. Nance told of the history of
the Indian tribes of California from
the mission days to the present, and
of the success and failure of vari-
this race.
The next meeting of the section
will be devoted to the study of the
"Spanish Era under Mrs. Neil
Hickcox.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-17
Ethel Virgin O'NeH
Announces Reciial for
April Sth at Academy

Madame Ethel Virginia O'Neii
announces that she will give a re-
cital at the Academy of Music i'll
this city on April s. Assisting her
will be Sol Cohen, Los Angeles vio-
linst.
Madame ONeil, who has been
spending the winter in the valley,
has attracted much comment in mu-
seal circles. She is the possessor
of a fine voice, and has had the
advantage of considerable study
abroad, where she has made her
home for number of years.
Cohen is one of the rising violin
lists of the country. He spent last
year studying composition in Paris.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-17
SOCIAL NEWS
ST. PAFRICK'S BALL
BY ENTIRE NOS CLUB
WAS GREAT SUCCESS

With suggestions of ct h :
Yseventeenth of ireland every.
where, the st. Patrick s dance given
by the Entire Nous club at the Ten
Thousand club last night proved a
picturesque and merry affair. Fes-
toons of green, together with sham
rocks, were effectively used in. the
hall.
The stage was e1aboratelv decor
atd with a drop ceiling effect. \
mammoth shamrock was in the
center. Pepper branches were used
across the front of the stage, and
green lights, together with others
in the auditorium, furnised the al
Elimination for special Irish dance
Numbers. Irish figures adorned
Nhite curtains at the windows, and
were used in other clever ways.
One of the features of the eve
hing was the singing of "Mother
Machree, > by DIR. &. c. Clemons. In
responding to an enthusiastic en-
core, DR.. Clemons sang several other
popular, Irish melodies, in which he
asked those present to join while
they danced.
Favors consisted of green roses
for the women and clay pipes for
the men. Late in the evening it
was found that these favors each
bore a number. and partners were
found in this way.
Punch, of the proper shade, was
served during the evening.
Members of the committee who
were responsible for the successful
affair were Mr.. and Mrs. r. O..
Bridges, chairmen, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Olmst cad, and Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. ID. Smith. .
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-17
CattleeMarket. .

Cattle 100, holdovers 800; slo'
Steers weak, practically none sol
medium kinds quoted .$7.50MS.5
I she stock weak to 25 Iower, plain
kinds off, most bulk $5.75@'6.S5, la
yesterday three loads 954-lb. mort
crn cows $7.35; Gamers and cutie
S2.50@l.00; bologna bulls s4.25
$50. 4, -- cs III.
Calves-l00; generally stead
Several lots milk veal $12.00Ml5.U
with commons $9.00Ml1.00; 10;
292-lb. calves 5000, with, commo
down to 5000.
Hogs-900; active, general
steady. Top $l5.35 for 1881
weights; bulk 170-200-lb. butche
$l5.0CMlj.25, with load 21S-l
kinds at $500; truckcd in butte
ers down to $l4.00; packing SOY
largely $ll.0oMl2.00.
ShcCp-Nonc. Good and choi
lambs quoted $l2.o0M12.75; comm'
to choice ewes $j.50MS.UU.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-17
Mrs. C0nWay Eniertoins
ut Barbara Worth Hotel

Mrs. Will r. Conway informally
entertained the members of her
bridge club at luncheon at the Ho-
tel Barbara Worth yesterday. Ella
borate st. Patrick S day decora-
tions were used on the luncheon
table, and repeated in the score pads
and tallies.
Covers were Laid for Mcsdamcs
Arthur Edgar, Leroy Holt, Edgar
4. Nance, +. II. {. Fenton, w. II.
Best and Conway, members, and
Mcsdames G. +. Mann and l.. NJ.
McLaren, guests.
Mrs. Leroy Holt won firA prize,
Mrs, Mann, the second, and Mrs.
McLaren, the guest award.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-17
Ell CENTRIC ELKS LODGE TO
INITIATE THE CANDIDATES

ri Centre lodge of Elks will ini-
tiate a class. of candidates at the
regular meeting of the lodge to-
night. The meeting night has been
changed for this week from Thurs
day night to Wednesday night and
the Officers urge all members to
take notice of the change. This will
be the last initiation under the
regime offthe present officers.
Bosausea of f1e imitation. the
lodge will omit the weekly dinner
before the meeting. At the con
ciusion of the meeting light lun.
cheon will be served in the lodge
dlnln, .yoon,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-17
ST. PATRICK'S DANCE
TO BE WORTH WHILE

Under the auspices of the Young
People s club of st. Mary s church,
the annual St. Patrick S day dance
scheduled for tonight at the Ten
Thousand club, promises to be one
of the most popular dances of the
season.
st. Patrick s Day without dance
would be like bread without butter
and in former years the dances
have drawn large attendance Fea
turing tonight s entertainment will
be number of vocal selections by
Will Whitman.
The Calipatria Melody Five will
provide music for the dance and Il
cordial invitation to attend the
dance is extended to the public.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-17
N. NJ. Dizneys GiUe
st. Patrick's Party
at Imperial Home
By Press Staff Correspondent

IMPERIAL, March 16.-Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Diznev entertained at
bridge Friday evening, at their
home on West Ninth street, 1mpe,
rial.
The house was beautifully deco
rated, the ST. Patrick s motif being
used throughout the rooms, and IN
tie refreshments the hostess served
at late hour.
Mrs. A. Y. Prcble was awarded
the first prize for ladies and Mrs.
II. V. Gray consolation. DIR. II. '.
GRAY carried away the gentlemen ;
first and Dec Anderson, consolation.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-17
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
uORTICULTURIST MEET

RIVERSIDE, Calf, Mar.l7-Hor.
ticulture commissioners from South
ern California counties gathered
here today for their annual visit
to the state citrus experiment sta.
tion. The horticutp-isjs reviewed
the past years work in entomology
plantology and kindred subjects, and
listened to an address by f. ID. Mer-
rill, head of the agricultural de.
partment of the University of Cali
fornia. All Southern California
counties were represented ut the an
nual gathering.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-17
Ell CENTRIC BALL CLUB
CLOSES SEASON SUNDAY

Stcve's FL Centre team will close
its baseball season Sunday with a
game at Brawley with the Braw-
ley Mexican Stars. The game will
be called ut > o clock.
The local lineup will include
Baker, kcpley, Tackett, Scott,
House, Grooso, Patterson. Nash,
o 'Brien. Wood, Smith, +. Miller and
W. Miller.
Twenty games have been played
by Stcve's team during the season.
II of which were victories and six
defeats. Players are requested to
make arrangements to turn in their
uniforms Immediately after Sundays
game.
Jack Tackett, who is managing
the team, is anxious for win Sun.
day to close the season and will trot
out his strongest lineup.
Santa Barbara county will build q
branch Jail ut Guadalupe.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-17

beautifully matched pearls and a
necklace of one hundred matched
Lue white diamonds.
Malcolm st. Clair directed the
stars new vehicle which was writ
ten by Pierre Ceilings and suggested
by novel by Carl Van Ncchtcn.
In the distinguished east are
Charles Emmett Mack, Holmes Her
bert, Blanche Mehaffey and Chester
Conklin. A Woman of the
World' comes to the Palace Thea
ter tomorrow night.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-17

Pola Negri kore hcr own magnifi'
cent collection Of Jewels during the
filming of her latest Paramount
starring picture, A Woman of the
World.
The iewelsare insured for several
hundred thousand dollars, and be
cause of this the insurance company
detailed two detectives rs guards at
the Famous Players -Lasky studio.
Among the valuables she wears in
the picture are two bracelets. of
diamonds and emeralds. rope of
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-17
Mrs. COe Reelected to
Bible Class Presidency

Mrs. II. c. Coe was reelected pres
ident of Mrs. A. c. Hurlburt s Bible
class of the Presbyterian church at
an all day meeting held at the coun-
try home of Mrs. Frank Graham yes
terday. Mrs. Clyde Dyer was elected
vice president, and Mrs. II. c. Day
idson, secretary treasurer.
Mrs. j. c. Rouser and Mrs. Mich
olson gave delightful readings, which
were much enjoyed by the l6 mem
bers present.
\ pot luck luncheon was served
at noon.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-17
WASHINGTON GETS CAOCH
FROM CALIFORNIA CITY

PULLMAN, Wash, Mar. 17-Orin
" Babe IIollingbcrry, of the Olym-
pic club, San Francisco, will be
head coach Of Washington State col
lege football squad next year, with
&" Buck Bailey as assistant.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-17
ESTRANGED HUSBAND
SHOOTS DOWN SPOUSE

san FRANCISCO, Mr.. IL
Axel Hendriek today followed his
wife, Frances, to residence where
she was working, shot her twice and
drove away in his automobile. The
couple has been cstranged for stY-
cral weeks. Mrs. Hcndrick is cX-
pectcd to die.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-17
White Shrine Meeting
to Be Held This EUening

Members of the newly organized
White Shrine are reminded that
there is to be a meeting at Masonic
hall tonight at So clock. A full at
tendance of members is requested.
Riverside county has registered
II GOO automobiles in 1925.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-17

Santa Barbara county will build q
branch Jail at Guadalupe.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-03
T1rus Ma oKoLf PREsovA

Idravotny stav mesta Presova
q okresu presouskeho v dobe cd
Ii. septembra do 30. septembra
1926, dl'a zpravy zdrayotneho re-
ferenta okresu presovskeho boil
nasledovny: v obci Drinov bolo
6 pripadov ma brusny tyfus. O.
kresny zdrayotny referent pre-
skdmal vset'ky profilakticke opa-
trenia a vodu ciel 'om bakteriolo
gickeho presklmania zaslal do
kosic. V dbci Nemecky Sol no.
brad udal sa pripad osypok. V
obci Lemesany l pripad trocho-
my. V obci Singular l pripad ma
brusny tyfus.. v meste Presove i
pripad osypok a 4 pripady brus-
neho tyfusu, zsktorych traja cho-
ri boil privezenf do mestskej in
fekcnej nenfdenice obci Rosko-
viany, Maly Saris a Solivar.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-03
VZRAST SLoVENsKA.

Podl'a statistickych dat, ktora
uverejnuje pravidelne statny Sta
tisticky nrad, rastie stale pocet
obyvatel'ov Slovenska a pomerne
Wac, ako v. inych zemiach repub-
liky. w poeet snatkov je pomer-
ne vacsi ma Slovensku, ako na pr.
" Cechach. V mesiacoch april,
mali a juni 1926 bolo celej re-
publike uzavretych 1884 snat-
kov, 2 coho TIT ma Slovensku.
V tejze dobe narodilo sa v celej
republike 90,2lS zivy'ch dietok a
z tych 25,61S ma Slovensku. Po-
nevac tfchto troch mesiaeoch
zomrelo V republikc 6O,O99 l'udi
ina Slovensku $4,000 obnasa pri
rodzeny vzrast obyvatel 'stva "a
Htento stvrt 'rok Y republike 3d.
r119 a ma Aovensku 1858, kym
ma pr. V l'udnatejsich Cechach
prIbudlo len 1O,113 l'udi. Ma 1000
Pudi pripadlo priemerne v celej
republike 9.53 snatkov (na Slo-
yensku 9.75), 1854 Tive narode-
snyeh dictok ina Slovensku 32.12,
Cechach len 2I27). Umrtnost
je sice ma Slowensku vyssia ako
priemer, sice 2O.14 proti prie-
mcru 1923 v celej republike, ale
napriek tomu je predsa percen,
tualny prirastok obyvatel lstva ma
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-03
HInKA ronAL. ts. vLADE
MEMORANDUM.

Poslanec Andrej Hlinka, vodca
l'udovej strany, boil minister
sl1eho predsedu Svchlu ma eele
deputacie vyboru strany, pri kto-
rel prilezitosti odoyzdal Svehloyi
24-stranove memorandum podmie
nok l'udovej strany, "a akych do
vla'dy vstupi. Toto memorandum
je sillTnom kone'cnych poziadavok
l'udovej strany a obsahovalo via
ccre body, ktore bolo mo1no zne-
nit. Medzi hi. poziadavkarni sd:
diva ministerske nrady, 4 zupan-
ske, obnovenie referatov pri mi
nisterstve bratis.avskom, samo-
statny pozemkovy urad pre- Slo-
vensko, vratenie cirkeynych ma
jetkov, riesenie hradnickej otaz-
ky ma Slovensku a odstranenie
hospodarskej krizi. Rozhodne po-
zaduie sa ministerstvo bratislav-
ske l'udovej strane. postacia 3
zupanske arady, ak sa jej dostane
i druhe vyznamne ministerske
kreslo V Prahe. Ak Svehla bude
nastojit' ma bezvyznamnom kre-
sle, tax ziadaJ1 So 4 zupanaty.
Podl'a tohto nemorandu1uu,
l'udova strana chce ma seba wat
1plnl zodpovednost' "a vyvin ve-
ci ma Slovensku a preto praNom
duje .bratislayskd minister
stvo a vaosinn zupanskych lra-
dov. Svehla nlka l'udakom dive
prazske nlinisterstva 3 zupan-
ske lrady. &c Svehla asi popusti,
vidno Q toho, ze vyjednavania s
l'udaknai edovzdal DR.. Kranarovi,
vodcovi mar. demokratickei stra-
ny teskej. Keby boly vel'ke tai,
kosti, vyjednavania by viedol
d 'alej sam.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-03

1000 osoh na slqtsnska vasd ate
" edlei rsysl M. obn&1a t6ti1
'll,9S, kym prie1aer y celej repub.
like je len SAT q ' cechaeh 5.8s,
NaVicA prirastok obyyatel 'stra
vykazuje vsak Podkarpatska Rus,
kde i pri vysokej .dmrtnosti (24.,
23) pripada ma 1000 obyv. 4l.4s
live narodenych deti, tedy pri.
rastok ma 1000 l'udi 17.25.
Zaujtmsv6 50 sde1 prtdiny sn,r.
|ti 20 18N60 l'udi "a tri n,esiscs
ma Slovensku zomrelych zomrelo
najviac na 2apal' pl' {2,426),
ma tuberkuldnl pf'dr 1850, ma
rome ehorohy sfdecne 1,404, ye.
kom 1913. Forazka modzgov Ia
pricini1a ma Slovensku smrt' len
" 800 pripadoch, kyym na pr. '
Ceclach 1,24O pripadoch a ce.
lei republike 2,O96 pripadoch.
Pomerne mnoho je na Slovensku
neprirodzenych smrtnych padov
sice lat nasledkom utopenia,
popalenia a pod. (v Cechach 1907
q nasledkom poranenia 147. Vrazd
bolo ma Slovensku "a styrt' roka
20, (ako ' techach), ma Morave
len Il, Siegku 5, ma Podkar.
patskej Rnsi 81, samovrazd 14S
proti 745 samoVraEd4an v Cechach
a 1,1S1 celej republike.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-03

2 Prahy (GEPS) Dia 81. ok
tobta Dol Y Bratislsye slasnostt-
pc otyoreny dom IReleckej Be-
.sedy Sloyens& II tery dosf$ya
tato v5znalaaa kulturpa pstapoyir
izeil sypje asstojps ssssasko \
Ihlayqom n,sste Sloyenska., !, Ume-
ilesckkas e Besada s'loyepsl ica sppl plok,
kultqrnss ktoyyg .vEsfs 81 q seiei''
'sllllt unepiq, bp4i ( nshatls-
skq 4, " SpryomS rad. rppagoSa !
iQaaenies Es Il a: eeskNoyl ! N ylovenske 3 tomn
'ciel,q pspopad dlje bqdo doppe kspro-
Iaaukcie, { qMel lecklIed Spyedns i =.
.obEssoy6 ;yy| WV hn9ob.
niny diela iteE anl y LIKE,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-03
20 svoiho archiyu ''protokoly" 1
ESsvrtS ob6Sa6ja ~ stSs&y svojajj pe

| 70 svoiho archiyu 'sprotokoly" 1
Essrts ob6Ss6a - stSaty svojej Rs
zicie. Su to Wac d6vody l2ko.
stranplcke a osobn6 ned vecre,
ktore nltia tieto strany k podob-
nJm ltokom. Ako videt', nezale.
Il inn ma konsolidacii pomerov na
Slovensku, ktora nutne vyEaduje
Wac rozvahy pochopenia dnes
ako kedykol'vek skor. Len pred
nedivnom ndtily cite l'udevcos
unisono do pl&dy, d dnes 81 pise
uz 0 "valovoch'', Kristof6roch a
tip.
Verejnost sloyenska ocakavala
rozhodne viac serionlosti cd tych,
to stran, neverila v TAX rychlu
zmenu taktiky. Mech 81 nemyslia,
ze takymto sposobom zatrasu S
pevnym zakladom strany l'udo-
vel, naopak, stanu sa malicher-
nyymi, lebo nastupujl kol 'ajnice
ktore l'udovci prave ako bezlcel
ne op1st 'aji. A ami sebe nepro-
speju, lebo slovensky l'ud je uf
Wac rozvazny, nepodlieha uz talk
agitaciam, chcc mier a pracu. Te
je vlastne al hlavny dovod dnes-
neho postupu strany l'udovet
ktora zaiste dobre vystihla tent4
moment. Stat jeho sprava ME. il
monopolom ziadnej strany, ziad-
Enych osob, ale pol'om, ma ktorom
sa moze a ma uplatnit' kazda stra
na a kazdy obcan, ktory je ochot-
ny pozitivne pracovat' pre- dobro
celku. Kuvicie hlasy l'udovcom
neuskodia, konsolidacii pomeroV
na Sloyensku tiez nHim nepro-
speju. CT. o. ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-03

|h&ii exietenciu starych pamiatok,
|p6dboTa5s St tliv5ch ulsasav !
pod. u svojs sfdlo zvolila u n
seda vedone Bratislavu, pddu,
'odkial' vych&dzala praca nailsp-
sich muzov sloyenskeho naroda-
Kollara, safarika, sPalacksho, Sed.
ra a Hurbana. Beseda zaloEen6
bola :. 1921 a-teraz, AMI ME pc
|celych siestih rokoch, ivstupuje
|do vlastn<6d syojho domova, te.
|dy ' dobe celtom kratkej dosa-
huje toho, . 60 jej starsia praE'
ska sestra ,lSilovala sa po cel5ch
60 rokov syojho zivota.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-03
rs "a N 75ss7 -1, 777 s-s1--
xJulaA TAKTTKY7
! J ! ' y = !

Rraha, Is. Jodnanie me-
dzi vl&dou a zastupcami slow. stra
ny l'udovej ME ST este ami dokon.
Gene, uz sa ozyvaju 70 vsetk ych
stran hlasy, ktore chcl vytlkat
politicky kapital, posilnit svoje
zrednute rady eventuelnsho
vstupu l'udovcov do vlady. Hovo.
rirne zretel'ne, ze - pripadns-
ho", lebo lAudovci sd este ME va
Wade. A sn to hlavne Mad 'ari,
predovsetkym strana krest'. so,
cialistov, ktora sa stavia do pozy
neohrozeneho bojovnika "a auto
nomiu. Tymto sa AMI na tol 'ko ne
divine, we'd i'm bola a .je bude
All ,budicne blMsia Pest ako Pra-
ha, divine sa ale csl. stranam,
ktore sa vzdialily, svojej predo-
slej seri6znosti nechavajai sa str
hovat' prikladom mad 'arskym..;
to tym Wac, lebo sii to prave tie
strany, ktore najviac favorizo.
valy vstup l'udovcov do vlady.
Je to ikaz v menlivych politi-
ckych pomeroch obvykly. Preto
l'udovci robia vel mddre,
ked' 81 dtoky tieto nevsimajd, ne.
dajl sa mimi balamutit'. Napriek
tomu ale, pripada nam vel'mi
smiesne, ked' senator mad. kre.
st t'ansko socialnej strany dr.. Fran
cisci poucuje l'udovcov vyzna.
me obsahu autonomie. Poucuie
oysem sposobom, ktory l'udovcov
stavia do svetla zradcov pitts
burghske5> sdohody, mad 'arskd kr.
soc. stranu "a jedineho dediGa au-
tonomie. Ak ale p. DIR. Francisco
mysli, ze to co nemohlo vykonat
dnes na zajtra % poslancov slo-
venskej strany l'udovej, vykona-
jn ii dvaja poslanci mad. krest' !.
soc. strany, TAX je jeho optimiz-
mus skutocne obdivuhodny. L'u-
odvci sprayne pochopili, ze do
sledky autonomie nemozno pre-
West na raz, re je to otazka W.
voja, hdkevnatej pozitivnej pra-
ce, preto ia rozyaha, ktorou sd
vyznacuje ich jednanie S vladou.
A my SINE presvedceni, ze z to-
hoto vstupu nebudu mat ziadnej
uJmy, lebo to bude posobit' len
obrodne ma stranu, ked' sa zbavi
zivlov nepohodlnych. Ma odpad-
koch mech sd krmia komunisti a
intranzigentne zivly krest'. soei-
alisticke, l'udovcom tato purifi-
kacia ami tom najmenSom neu-
skodi.
utocia vSak ia l'udovcoy al So
eialni demokrati, narodovci, j.
koza-Matejov a csl. strana Judo
va. Spomenme 81 len ma nedav
iiajsie parlamentne vol'by. Bo1s.
to vtedy prave tieto strany, k;c4
priamo hnaly l'udovcov do Via
ely. A dnes? Jedni vytykajl' III
dovcom zradu, druhi sa usiluju
este zavcasu vyhlasit' ze oni ST
boz 'zavazkov'', treti vyt 'ahuye
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-03

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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-03

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