davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Ole B>a1 Court
as restoreoL bYn
George Oakley ToteW.

glorious kings. but Of such sensible
subjects as civil and religious history,
medicine, rituals, astronomy, agrtcul.
ture, etc.
From a variety of sources much of
the history of this people can be
roughly ascertained. No one knows,
or can even hazard guess, as to
where they came from. They first in
habited what is now Guatemala and
Honduras, where Copan, the mother
city," existed. This was the old en-
pire or classic" period. Between 54l
and GIG AID. some dire misfortune
made them gradually give up the rich
and beautiful region they had long oc-
cupied and move to less attractive
Yucatan. During this wandering and
unsettled period, their fine arts must
have retrograded, and these centuries
and the one Immediately following are
regarded as the dark ages" of this
people.
About the year 1000. with fresh
blood from migraticns of new tribes
added, great new cities began to grow
and the people to prosper. The arts
were revived, nor Is 1t unlikely that
their architects visited the structures
of their ancestors for study and in
spiration, This Renaissance" period
was featured by a golden age of ar
chitecture, just as the classic period
had been an age of sculpture. The
latter art thereafter became the hand
maiden of the former.
In the year 1901 began the end of
this peaceful period. Civil strife end
ed centuries of peace, but the effect
on architecture was not as yet dis
astrous. Rather was 1t broadened and
enlarged. For more than 200 years
the flower bloomed, when another In
ternecine strife broke out. The coun-
try was split into warning factions.
Next came famine, then pestilence
and finally, worst calamity Of all,
came the Spania ards. The chapter. one
of the most fascinating in the history
, of mankind, was ended.
THE Maya architecture which en-
braced such professions as civic
planting, resulted in the construction
, not only of a great variety OF public
buildings, but also of great pyramids
whereon to set them off to advantage.
They appreciated to the full the archi-
tectural value Of Staircases, always re-
markably steep, and of terraces.
Their decorative designs were highly
conventionalized. There is no trace
of European influence, nor Of Asiatic
influence, except in a few possible
cases.
Color has disappeared except for
slight traces almost everywhere dem
ting the universal habit. The
most spectacular feature of Mr. Tot
tens book, which is replete with photo
graphs and drawings. are plates i'll
color done by him which show restora-
tions of whole buildings and groups of
buildings, facades. statues and porti-
cos, roof crestings, friezeS, etc. There
are numerous restoratfons in black
and white, also done by him, together
with photographs of the best models
in museums. In fact almost every
available source of supply is drawn
upon in these visualizations. Much of
the book is, of course, filled with
architects drawings and descriptions
which are, perhaps, a bit technical
for the layman. but the illustrations
alone make il entirely worthy OF the
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Counting the Stars.
pRoF. FREDERICK II. SCARF.

DROF. FREDERICK II. SEARES
of the Mount Wilson Observatory
recently completed counting the stars
in the heavens. saYa Popular Science
Monthly. This seemingly impossible
task he accomplished by mathematical
calculations, although he could not
see even with the most powerful tcles
scope 81 per cent of them.
First he divided the sky into squares.
Then. taking 1879 of these squares. he
photographed all the stars included
In each space with the great 6O-inch
rejecting telescope of Mount Wilson
Observatory. which collects $4,000
times as much light as the human eye.
A count of the stars in the 139 squares
showed 100000, 900.
These 139 squares, however, repre-
sented only the 1-2500th part of the
sky, and included stars only up to the
twenty-first magnitude. So he worked
out a ratio between the stars of each
succeeding magnitude, and by an in
tricate calculation arrived at the final
count of 10000. .000. 900 900. a figure
whose magnitude is beyond present
human comprehension.
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tie fcade palace the Uxra1

used in the United States, Mr.. Totten
points out in the concluding portion
of his book, devoted largely to possible
adaptations of this unique school for
modern usage. The great wall under
the loggia Of the annex is embellished
with an interesting frieze in the Maya
manner, carried out In colored terra
Gotta, while at the end of the long
pool In the garden is a curious seated
figure adapted from stone statue.
- hics3 .hcuSh Aztec in style, is rather
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proximate restoration at the hands of
Mr.. Totten brings up vividly the hu-
manness of these long ago men and
women.
So important were the contests
deemed that religious ceremonies pre-
ceded them. The court itself consist
ed Of two parallel walls, each 272 feet
in length. q feet high and placed 119
feet apart. Perched on top, like the
press box of today. is the structure.
commonly called the Temple of the
Tigers, FROM its ornanlentatl2n of
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study Of any one, no matter what his
degree of professional understanding.
By no means the least interesting
chapter Is that devoted to descrip
ton and depletion of the famous ball
court" wherein trained players en-
gagged in an active game somewhat
like basket ball requiring great skill
and activity, watched by the ruler
himself from his private box, by the
nobility. clergy and by lesser persons.
Its dimensions. still ascertainabletf from
its ruins. are stadium-like. Its ap-
Evening star., 1926-05-02

iaguars. which marks an epoch in
Maya architecture. Small, templelike
buildings fronted the two ends of the
rectangular playing field. 1t is hoped
that the Mexican government, which
has recently cleared away the debris,
NAV restore this court. This could
easily be done, as practically all the
material is on the site.
The buildings and grounds OF the
Pan-American Union here in the
National Capital contain perhaps the
first example, of Maya archlte2ture
Evening star., 1926-05-02

r:netp SewnY Paakg
Arda Race FThd OF a aOegC
BILE That etle F C of
America edS Spring gMein& American ntttc of
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Who first beholds the light of dav
In Spring sweet Towering month OF May
And wears an emerald all her lite
Shall be a loved and happy wife.
Evening star., 1926-05-02

~ ONG have we sought to he
- inspired by ancient Greek
and Roman art--the heri-
IL tage of Europe-all unaware
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-10
PREDS. FEDERACIE PRACE
"a 5-DNOvY TYzDEN

William Green, predseda Ame-
rickej Federacie Prace NAL v stre-
du rec ma kongrese stavitel 'ov v
New Yorku, ktorej odpor1cal
7ayedenie 5-dnoveho pracovneho
ty5dha vo vsetkych priemysloch.
20 zavedenia 5-dnoveho tyzdna
bude vyplyvat' dobro nielen pre-
robotnfka, ale j pre- cely hospo-
darsky zivot krajiny. Moderna
vvroba aim d'alej tym Wac pou-
Sfva poloautomatickych strojov,
nasledkom coho pride dakedy pre-
bytok robotnictva a nezamestna-
most. Kde je nezamestnanost' +,
tam MET pehazi, q kde MET pena-
Il, tam MET v5roby q obchodu.
Prsto bnde traba slEracovat' pra-
coynS dni q tyysdne. SkrAtenie pra
coSndho tySdha ma S dni nastat ;
must, a tax sa stroj dolz&ze byt
dobrodincom hlavne robotnilka, ..
slobodenim no Cd t'azkej . dlho-
trvajdcei prace.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-10
VIANOCNY vECIEROK
INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE
Bude v South High Is. dec. vecer.
PAM a 81. Berdis budl spievat'

Druhy vyrocny vianocny We
cierok spojeny $ hrou "Do Be-
thlehema lusporiada Internatio-
nal Institute od YWCA v South
High School Auditorium stredu
vecer o S:l5 ma Is. decembra.
Horvatska Tambnrica orchestra
bude hrat', sudca Lyon poyie L.
vodnn rec a davanie darov roz-
nych narodnostl je ma programe.
Prvym oddielom je narodenie
sa Jeziska. Pannu Mariu predsta-
vi Mrs. A. Mlhok, Jozefa 81. Mary
Seigler, mudrcov tri dievEata z
Walnut skoly anglickej reel, pa
'tierov dievcata Tuesday Eve.
hing klubu, pastierky Camp Fire
3irls a anjelov dieveenske rezer-
W YWCA. Mrs. Walton zaspieva
solo Following the Star" pani
Serdlsova so svoiou deerou "a
pievajil "Vianotnu t1spavanku".
! Vianoene obycaje bud1 ukaza,
ne rozlHnymi narodnost ami, me-
dzi mimi slovenSke.
H
Posledny oddiol vcsierku zahr.
hnje spevy a spoloent spievanie
Adeste Fideles. 1
Vstupenky po soc mono do
stat v kazdej skole Institutu a.
lebo pri kase den vecierku.
Slovenske obecenstvo je iotive
pozvane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-10
s-ssNAx Library
. Wisk Az.
DIrII1Ovkd
skoncena
Osvp. Biskup pochvalil pokrok
slovenskych farnosti ma Haselton
av Campbell.

Afinulej nedele osvp. biskup
Schremhs ndelil sviatost' birmo-
vania l73 dietkam chrame o.
sadn Sv. Alzbety ma Haselton, 2
ktorcj prilezitosti povedal kras-
nu kazen Were 40 povinno-
stiach krest 'anslSyeh. Potom Wy
slovil svoj obdiv radost' 2 vel'-
keho pokroku, ktory tato mlada
osada "a poslednE roxy prekona-
la. Tesil sa vel 'kemu poctu skol-
skych dietok, vyslovil radost mad
krasnym sesterskym domom, v
lete vysvatenym a prial duchov-
nemu, Rev. j. Kostikoyi, sestram
ucitel' kan a osadnikom mad a.
lei zdaru spolupracoyania.
V stredu osvp. Biskup konal
birmovku ma Campbell v osade
Sv. Jana Krstitel'a. Tu udelil
sviatost' 265 det'o dospelvm.
Nal tiez krasnu kazeh a pochvalil
osadu IA jej pokrok a vyslovil du-
chovnemu, Rev. j. KriSpinskemu
uznanie "a krasny spev detskeho
ch6ru, pocitujiiceho $50 clenov.
Oba chrarN. sv. Alzbety sv.
Jana Krst. boly az nabite veria-
cimi. Mnohi museli stat vo dve-
rach. Biskmpovi asistovali skoro
vsetci slovenski duchovnf a via.
ceri inonarodni duchovni. Ia po-
sledne diva tyHdne bisk. Schrembs
udelil sviatost' birmovania vyse
1000 dietkam a dospelym, v Ia.
chranoch younRstewnskeho de-
kanafI1. s'-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-10

Pride ma sinlach t'ahanych O.
pravdovyim scbom i Alasly ' tdto
sobotu. Paf&lR na poludnie .
vo1ef.

v ttto sobota, IL. decembra do
lett ma krasnyvh sankath, t'aha-
nych opravdovym sobom, slavny
Mikulas az hcnz dial 'nych l'ado-
vych hor AljaSky, aby tn potesil
srdcia malylch detvakov, ktore no
vrilcne zbeznuja pre- darceky, kto-
re dobrym dietkam rozdava.
2 tel prilexitosti budd dive pa
rady po meste, v ktorej i deti bu-
dn brat beast. Prva parada bu-
le IL. hodine po Federal ulici
! druha parada Z. hodine vecer
20 Market ulici al po most. s Mi
kulasom bndu al opravdovi Eski-
uaci z Aljasky,
Tiite paradu umomila vlade
spojenych Stitov a kona sa ,vo
yiacerych mestach krajiny. Rodi.
cia sd ziadani pojat' spoje dietky:
do mesta, aby paradu widely, a
aby doniesly svoje stare hraeky
ktore sd sbierans pre- chudobnk
1eti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-10
Postriel'al
zbojnika
Policajt Jan Kralik dokazal 50
byt' ostrJm strelcom, poraniac
utekajhceho sbojnilka.

Mcstsky policajt Jan Kralik,
Slovak, nal v sobotu yeas rano
dohrii prilezitost prenkazat svo-
je schopnosti policajtske a sikoy-
most strielani q reyolvern. Ia lc
po st. Clair Ave. ma Brier Hill,
zbadal, ze skao ma prednych dve-
rach obchodu Abe Funka je W.
bite. Vysetroval a nasiel obcho-
de zbojnika. Kralik no vyzval, a.
by sa vidal, co tento urobil, ale
ked Kralik vyberal ret 'aze ma
sputnanie zbojnikovych r1k, ten
sa pustil do behn vychodnym sme-
'om po Manning Ave. Policait
kralik strelil "a MIN diva razy a
srafn no po oba razy. No vzdor
.omal zbojnikovi sa podarilo zu-
,ekat' tmavtmi ulicami domoy.
~ 0 hodinu prisila ma policin to-
.efonicka zprava mestskej ne
noenice, ze sa tam prisiel liecit ;
zbojnik> dvoma strelnymi rama
nj. Bol raneny ma l'avej nohe a
oravej ruke. Traja policajti boil
hned vyslani a tym sa zbojnik
1riznal, ze sa vlamal do Funkov-
no obchodu a ze Dol ma 1teku po-
licajtom postriel ANY. Zbojnik sa
menuje Eliot Lock byva v {.
1850 Central Ave. Do nemocnice
no doviedli jeho dvaja bratia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-10

Etela Hnizdil, l9-roene ceske
aieyca, 2 (. 4l0 Emery Ave. stre-
lilo 81 utorok veeer do l'aveho
boka z revolveru a bolo najdene
leziace ma chodnfku pri dome {.
427 Amanda Ave. Mrs. McCullom
'byvajdtca v tom dome, zavolala
polici,l, ktora dsvSa, odviezla do
nemocnice a vypytala sa ma prf.
cinu strel'by. Dievca zprvu ho-
vorilo, zc ju postriel al Jan Klein
Q Emery Ave, ale neskorsie sa
priznalo, lie 81 samo strelilo a re-
volver odhodilo ma prazdny lot
bllzko miesta, kde sa postriel'alo.
Policajti odisli ia a revolver nasli,
kde, i'm dievca kazalo .hl'adat'.
Dieyca je vazne ranene, lebo gul'-
ka vosla pod srdce. h.
IDevca odoprelo povedat', ze
preco sa postriel'alo. i
A1kol'vek policia ma doznanie,
ze sa Hnmdilova sama postriel "a
la, predsa arestovala mladeho
Kleina Nypustila len v piatok
rano. Pan Klein nevedel O strel be
Mic, prvy raz po6ul o tom cd po-
licie. Ma druhy den rano prisiel
p. Kleinoyi list udajne cd Hniz-
dilovej, ktory Dol odovzdany po-
licii. V nom sa dievca vyhrazalo
samovrazdou. Policia n&sled kom
toho listu p. Kleina vypustila.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-10
ee NovYCH oBtANov,
SLovENKA MEDZI MINI

Okresny sudca j. FL. G.. Lyon
udelil " utorok americke ob6an-
stvo 90 ziadatel 'om. Medzi tvmi.
to Dol len jeden Slovak, Juraj Ko-
hut, z Wellington ST.. H.
V stredu tento isty sudca udelil
obcanstvo 81 d 'alSim ziadatcl 'om,
2 tyych bolo 9 Slovakov a l Slo-
venka. Novou obcankou je vsco-
becne znama pani Katarina IVA
nikova Wilkinson Ave-, ktora
poeas vojny obetoyaia jedneho
syna ma oltar vaasti a slobody
slovenskeho naroda. Este jedna
zena dostala obcanstvo, ktora sa
ida byt' Slovenkou, ale SINE ME
isti. Je to Maria Kvackay Camp
bell. Slovaci, ktori v stredu obdr-
zali obcanstvo, sl: Jan Spisak 2
Campbell, M. P. Dubos Camp
bell, Stefan Novak Campbell,
j. j. Grajcar Campbell, Andrej
Kominiak Campbell, Jan Urban
z Campbell, Stefan Vansac 2
Campbell, Ignac Kapusta 2 Cald-
well st. Jozef Borstak Gran
dali Ave. Poliakov a Horvatov
bolo tiez hodne naturalizovane.
Novym oheankam a obtanom
gratmlujeme!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-10
sTAMBAUGH AUDITORIUM
sLAVNOSTNE OTvoRENf

Krasne Stambaugh Auditorium
bolo slavnostne odovzdane do IL
zitku l'udu minnlej nedele. Ma o.;
tvoreni iicastne bolo do 5000 l'u-
.df. Slavnost' zahajena bola mod
litbou, ktorl predriekal dr.. Ham-
maker, kazatcl' cpiskopalnej cir
kve. Krasne reel povedali: pred
sedajdci sndca J. B. Kennedy
sudca David G. Jenkins, Rev. III.
F. Griffin, rabin Philo postal red,
ktorl precital Morris Schcibel u
tieE recnl architekt Corbett Z
New Yorku, ktory auditorium W.
planoval. Spieval Masonic Gleel
Club a Mrs. David Stambaugh.l
Slavnost' skoncena bola modlit-I
bou pozehnanie budovy.
Stambaugh Auditorium zauj1ma
cely biloxi pozemku oproti Wick
parku a je nadhernym pomnikom
neb. Stanbaugh a umeleckym die
lodn architekta. Mech sliEi kal-
tdrnym potrebam mesta ma dlhk
roxy!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-10
zvERsKY CHAP
NAPADNUL DIEvCA,
=Jej brat, nrsak, jej priskotil 1a
pomoc.

Virginia Richards;> 17-rocne
dievGa {. 275 Scott St., prezilo
v sobotu rano mnoho strachu.
ked .bola cd chrbta napadnuta
neznamym mladym chlapom. Ri
chardovci oznamovali izbu do pre-
najmu sobotu priSiel neznamyi
mlady chap, ze chce izbu videt'.
Q domacich bolo donna len dievca
a jej zmrza6eny brat. Dievca slo
na poschodic $ cudzincom ukazat'
izbu, ktora sa mu zapacila a po-
vedal, ze izbu prenajme. Id1c do
u schodami, chlap chytil dievea
cd chrbta skrtitil jej ruky. .Diev-
ca skriklo, naco chlap vytiahol re-
volver udrel ju Wac raz ruko-
vat 'ou po hlave, 1aprieiniac jej
rany ma lebke. Jej brat, poeujdc
1lfaly kirk, vybehol jej ma pomoc
vzdor tomu, re ma zmrzscenu ru-
ku. Ctldzf chlap vyhrazal sa mu
zastrelenim, ak sa pohne. V tom
oar skokami siSiel so schodov a
llsiel ma ulicu. Susedia pomohli
a Il
lieveat'u k sebe, rany jej osetri-
Ii zavolali policiu, ktora nebez-
pecneho chlapa hl'ada.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-10
PAM ANNA KRAL ZOMRELA,
Byvala v Youngstown "a 46 rokov

PAM Anna Kral, vdova po Mi
chalovi Kralovi jedna najprv-
Sch sloyenskych sohyyateliek me-
sta Youngstown, zomrela yo styr-
tok min. tyzdha ma komplikacie,
vo veku IS rokov. .s@ f,
Ncboha narodena bola ma Sloven
sku do Youngstown sa prist a.
hovala pred As rokmi, bola tedy
skutocnou pionierkou slovenskej
kolonic v Mahoning doline. Pred
46 rokmi bolo tn este len .paru
Slovakov. Ncboha pozivala vel'-
XII tctu medzi Slovakmi a jej
smrt zaprieinila mnohym hlboky
zial'. Bola osadn6ckou na5prv O.
sadly Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda a ked'
sa sorganizovala osada Sv. Mate
ia ma Lansingville, prisluchala
k tejto. Tiez bola ddkynou As. Cd
boru ziveny.
Manzel jej zomrel pred 26 rok-
mi. Opla'kavajn ju nasledovne die
tky: PAM Jurajova Baca, pani
Stefanova Horvath, pani Janova
Pavlik, Jan Rejduga a Jan Kral.
Polrab odbyval sa "a vel'kej L.
casti pribuznych a priatel'ov v
sobotu rano dome smiitku, 1853
Homewood Ave. a chrame Sv.
Mateja. Smiitocne obrady vyko-
nal Rev. Fr. Kozelek. Pochovana
bola v Calvary cinto1ine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-10
POLICIA CHYTII.A siDUCHA"
A "GABRIELOvU TRUBU"

Spiritizmus ie nielen y Angli-
cku, ale al Spojenych Statoch
vel mi rozsfreny, 60 je neuzivane
r6znymi nesvedomitymi l'ud mi
ma zarabanie pehazi od l'ahkoyer-
nych povcrcivych l'udi. Spir.i-
tizmns je isty druh nabozenstya
a nef, re l'udia, prostrednictyom
media" mozu sa shovarat so TO-
mrelymi. Toto. pravda, kazdy ne
uverl a vo vedeckych kruhoch ma
ju mienku, re je to vsetko vel ky
klam. Nuz ale l'udia sd vselijaki
a tax al spiritizmus ma uz milo
ny privrzencov a ma tisfce miest-
nosti, do ktorych sa spiritisti
schadzaju, vypocut' odkazy mrt-
vych. V Clevelande je Wac takych
miestnosti a ,poiicia yzala 81 ma
musku jednu, kde mediumami bo.
ly dive zeny, jedna 57-rocna Mem.
ka a jej vydata dc6ra. Preoble-
eeni policajti, a policajtky stall sa
clenmi 'cirkve' a chodili riadne
ma "seance'. V .stredu doslo ku
zatknutm klamariek. Stalo sa to
ipo tom, ako medium oznamilo, re.
"a chce mrtya matka shovarat so
svojou dcerou, Marion Fletcher,
tam pritomnou policajtkou. Flet-
,herova sa nemalo zatdivila tomu,
'ebo jej matka este zije, pretoi
lala signal a pritomni policajti
vsetkvch tam nachodiacich sa spi-s
-itistov arestovali. Vysvitlo, ze
starsia Nemka bola "duehom' a
,mladsia s'mediumom''. Toto po.
lvolanie donasalo i'm dobre prii-
my, lebo kto sa chcel shovarat s
Imrtvymi, mnsel mastne zaplatit !.
lMedzi nastrojami, ktore policia
shabala, ie "Gabrielova traba'',
ma ktorej " duch' archanjeIa Ga
briela trubieval v miestnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-10
POLITICKY
PR REHL'AD
PREz1DENrovo posoIsrvo.

Prezident Coolidge postal u
torok kongresu posolstvo, kto-
rom hlavnym ibodom Dol ekonomi-
cky aivot krajiny. q jeho posol-
stva sa narod dozvedel, zc krajin-
ska poklad'nica nachodi sa mi
moriadne dobrom stave bnde
mat zvysku 1888, 100000 ma kon-
ei iiradneho roku. Toto je iste po-
tesitel ne posolstvo to tym Wac,
ze zvysok talk vcl'ky nebol oca-
kavany. Kongres teraD akiste po-
voll, ably 20 zvysku dostalo sa ME
Go i danovnikom v podobe srazky
tohorocnych dani. Prczident tiez
ndal, re asi 200-milionovy zwsok
ocakavany ie bud1ceho roku, ale
neodpor1Ga vel Ike trvale snize-
ME dani, aby v padc horsich no.
Epodarskych ,pomerov, nebolo tre-
ba zas dane zvySovat'.
Ia dobre hospodarske pomery v
krajine treba d 'akovat' colnei ta-
rife, danovemu zakonu, sporeniu
pri Wade a zvNsenej vykonnosti
priemysle. ~
Prezident dotknul sa i farmar-
slej situacie 81 'nbil vsetku moz-
MI pomoc, okrem ustalovania cien.
0 prohibicii sa osvedeil, ze vse-
tlky zakony museUi byt' zachoya-
vane a komn sa ktory nepaci, ma
"a jeho zmem alebo zrusenic pra-
covat' legislativnou cestou. Ked'
budeme zachovavat len daktore
a ME vsetky zalSony, padne anne.
ricky system zakonnej slobody a
MIN al vsetka ochrana zivota q
majetkn.
Prezident mae neodportical moe
noveho kongresll, lebo kongres
bnde len kratky cas- zasedat'. Je-
no rec bola hlavne dosazeniach
vlady krajiny. Toto ST politilari
vysvetluji, re talk dava narodu ma
javo svoju ocihotu byt' preziden-
tom este jeden termin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-10
|Vaz1la scll6d
na.L.ansingvill|
Pride vysokt postov5 uradnfk 81 -
kluba rscnit 0 don&sani po6ty ~
domov na LAnsingville.

Ma tilto ncdel'u, -. decembfa'
veter 0 pol 8. iodine odbvvat 6n
bHde vazna sahodza Lansingvi
sk6ho Politickeho Klubu Il Sokcs
Iovni ma Homewood Ave. d
Bratia, vas zaujem a laska lkl1
klubql ziada, aby ste ma tejto sch6S
dzi V eelom pocte pritomni boli
lebo sa bude ma nej 0 vaGncj vecis
jednat' pre- dobro klubu d l'udu
byvajiceho ma Lansingville poS|
stovej donaske, co 81 l'udia zisr
dajh uz paru rokov a obdrx1k
nemohli. Ma schodzu dojde k l1&a3|
najvyssi tiradnik cd posty 4 -
vie nam, zc ako m6zeme postn
dostavat az do domu na uliciach,l
'kde sa este posta nenosi. Musfmes
tam prist plnom ps6te, abv
SINE nascj ziadosti dodali v6h
v protivnom pade postu sotva ds
stanemc. Len tax moze byt' 1dAy,
ked' pracujeme jedon "a vSctkyth
a vsetci "a jednoho, ako naSi da-
ktori iira'dnici pracuju "a ce1f
klub a cele okolie. !.
Dalej: mas klub bnde ziadsk
. svetla ma Center st. moste. AkoE
je znamo, svetlo je tam, kde ~
netreba, ale ma pesnfku kade Pns
dia chodia, je tina. Kazdy uznx3
Ee klub ma spravnu mienkn 8
je treba, aby klub kazdy I'D NJ
tomto poziadavku podporoval. Jc
to t'azsia praca vydobyt' tdto po-
ziadavku, ako sa zda, ale kcd' ~
vydobyje, Center st. most bude
jasny a mas khnb a vsebei tiovia
dostanemc krcdit "a nasu dobr6f
pracn. s nctou ostayam,
J.J. r., predseda,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-10
BANKY ZAKUPu1t
v1LKk TovARNE

V Spoj. Statoch zaknpovanie
tovarni banksmi zacina naberat
europskych romerov, kde skoro
kazda tovareh vlastnenA je ban
koyymi skupinami. Behom posled
neho roku tri vel'k6 q dobre idi-
&c tovarne presly do riik bank.
Jednou je antomobilova tovaren
Dodge Bros, druhou vel'ka gu-
moyna Akron 4 prave teraz "a
knpena. bola Victor Talking Ma
chime CO., vyrabajdce chyrne Vic
troly.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-10
CEDAR ST. MOST ,"
PREHRAL $50 HLASMI

Uradne spoeltanie hlasov, pre-
vedene ma ziadost slovenskeho
klubu " Lansingvillc obcbodni-
kov ma E. Federal, vykazuje, &c
Cedar st. bondy ma stavbu nove-
no mostu padly pre- nedostatok
hlasov. Chybuje vsetko spolu len
asi $50 hlasov. Pri spocftani mai
dene bolo len malo chNb, ktore
nemaly ziad6cneho vysledku. Len
4 hlasy, pribudly ' prospech mo-
stu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-10
ZA&LITE VIANOtNE
BALfKY ZAvtASU

Posta spoj. statov vyzyva vse-
tlych l'udi, aby vianocne darky
poslali postou Nv teraz, inac sa
moze stat, ze mnohe dojdu ma ,lr-
Gene miesto Az po Novom roku.
Posta je vel mi o'bt 'azena vianoG-
nymi zasielkami. Kto posle nieco
den pred Vianocami, nebude iste
dorueene. Tiez treba dobre zaba-
lit a spravnu adresu napisat', a.
by sa zasielka neztratila.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-10
13 MAGAZfNov vYKAzANt.

Ma novinovych stahkoch v me-
ste "a posledne mesiace vidno bo-
10 mnoho mesa6nikov necudhy.
mi obrazmi. Tieto magazfny ku-
povaly vaHSinou skolske deti .
tax kazily svoje mravy. Rodi3ia
obratili 50 Q pomoe ma drady 4
tieto zakrocily vysledkom, ze
trinast mesadnikov prestalo do-
dhodit do mesta.