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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-12-22
BY HUGO OEHLER.

swept through the social structure
Of Colorado time and again and each
time they have left blood stains and
it's memory of bitter suppression by
coal operators and the state govern
ment Each time the miners have
fought for more wages and better
conditions. Today over ten thousand
answered the call of the l. w. w. to
strike and for the last weeks Colorado
has again passed through the stages
Of the past-this time the Columbine
massacre by state police, national
guards and company gunner.
Another Cut.
In 1925 another wage reduction was
given the miners. In the Colorado
Fuel and Iron camps the Rockefeller
Plan sugar-coated the bitter pills Fol
lowing this, the company, the C. F.
and I. of the southern field, raised
the rents of the miners houses one
dollar for a room per week. Four
rooms for family at sixteen dollars
month has been raised to twenty a
month. Other reductions by the COM
pany leaves the miners with less than
coolies wages. An average of 5000
q year for a family that cannot ade-
quately be supported on $4,000.
Prior to the strike of Oct. IS. the
miners were receiving $500 day be-
fore deductions for tools and powder.
After the strike was called, the C. F.
and I. raised the wages 68 cents and
gave the diggers four cents more a
ton on coal. They were still far be-
low the Jacksonville scale and with
no acknowledgment, company short
weight was the order of the day.
For the Profit,
Why do the coal operators Of Colo
RADIO pay such low wages to miners
while the miners of the nearby states
receive at least the Jacksonville scale,
and the coal from these states sells
for the same as that mined in Colo
RADIO?
The C. F. and l. leads in reduction
of pay and all independents" follow.
Is it possible that the coal operators
pay such great sum for the privil.
eye of extracting this coal that they
cannot pay the miners better wages?
Let US see. Let US examine the state
figures on coal lands.
Taken from Schools
The State of Colorado, like many
ether western states, has much gov
ernment land and many years ago a
good deal of this land was turned
over to the state. We have in Colo
RADIO government lands and state
lands.
State land that is used. through
leases, to maintain schools, is called
the State School Land. This land is
rich in mineral and oil deposits and
the coal companies obtain leases and
mine the coal, pay back to the state
so much ton for the COAL
The Colorado Fuel and Iron Com
pany has it's major coal operations
in the southern field, in Las Animas
and Huerfano County. In these two
counties, the government has leased
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-12-22
Fine Girl for Handing
Out Leaflets

Anna Sharp was arrested at 315
West Seth st. yesterday for dis
tributing leaflets demanding that
workers refuse to recognize union
smashing injunctions. She was taken
TO Jefferson Mxeket Court and fined
81.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-12-22
BroadVay Briefs

The Actor-Managers will present
Robert E. Sherwood's new comedy
''The Love Nest" at the Comedy The
atre tonight. Sherwood is the author
Of "The Road to Rome"
"Coquette" will celebrate it's fiftieth
performance at the Maxine Elliott's
Theatre tonight. Helen Hays is the
star of the play.
Winthrop Ames presents Heating,
The Man Who Works Magic in a
series of special matinees, for two
weeks, at the Booth Theatre, begin
ming next Monday at 2:30. Other per-
formances are to be given Thursday
and Friday afternoons, also Wednes-
day mornings at 1920.
Gilbert and Sullivan's operetta "The
Mikado" reaches it's Tooth perfor-
nance in the Royale Theatre this
Saturday afternoon, December "a.
This is the record for any revival of
this opera in New York. The run is
only exceeded by the original pres
entation of the piece in 1885 when it
ran for "a weeks.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-12-22

Pass the Paper to a Fellow Worker
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-12-22

panied by his assistant, Mr.. julius
Goldberg, a graduate Of the Dram
stadt Technischer Hochschule, who
for the past four years has cooperated
with the young wizard in mechanically
perfecting his discovery.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-24
CARED ASKS LIGHT ON CRITICS SPEECH Wonders What FitZSiIn0nS Meant
 by Town Meeting Talk
 DENIES BEING OUT OF ORDER
Death of Aged RcsidCnt-ScWinS Club Features Musical Program This. Evening-Panthers Idle Over the Week -End-Other Items.

John Carbo. kcnsington brick thc roads Of the town Of Berlin for S16, ,ono, less by s6,oo0 than the ap- propriation asked in the budget, has caused considerable talk throughout the town, has sent q communication to the Herald, eX- plaining his stand and stating his purpose in making the offer.
 The communication follows:
 At the annual town meeting sl6.o00 was mentioned by First Se- lcctman Carter as being the neceS- sary amount required to keep the town roads in repair and he asked that this amount be appropriated.
 T objected 10 this appropriation on the grounds that I felt S16,00o was too large an amount for the benefit we are getting from the present road conditions. Owing tO this fact, I made an offer to care for the upkcep Of the town roads for BIO, 900. This offer was not made for merCcnary reasons, or to solicit work. as I am kept busy at my brickyard. but as proof of my conviction that the same roads which We now have at an annua! cost of s1G,O00 can be had for S10,- o00. a saving of sG,000 over the present system.
 After my offer was made q vote was taken to ascertain the feeling of other taxpayers present. The vote was about 40 to 12 in my favor, which proves concusively that the taxpayers are interested ir economy, provided VIC can get the same results.
 "I am wondering. after reading Mir. Fitzsimmons article in the Der lin news of October 20 why hc made q statement to the effect thai 1t was out of order on my part II suggesting or offering q proposition which means a S6.000 saving pel year 10 the town of Beerlin.
 Mfr. F'itzsimons claims that thi!
New Britain herald., 1927-10-24
ASSESSORS NOTICE

All persons liable to pay taxes in the town of Berlin are hereby noti- fled 10 return to the assessors on or before the first day of November next a tax list. properly signed and sworn 10 of all property owned by them on the first day of October. 1927. Those failing to make and re- turn such a list will be charged q penalty Of 10 per cent additional ac- cording to law. For the convenience of taxpayers the assessors will meet at the following places. october 2?nd, at East Berlin at the residence Of r. c. Kramer, from 12 o'clock noon to 5 D. m. Blue Hills at the residence of J. M. Taylor from , noon to , D. m. October 25th and 26th at the Berlin Savings Bank at 10 q. m 10 , p. m. October 29th and 3,st at Berlin Town Hall from 1o 2. m. to p. m. and November 1st from 10 a. m. to s ?. m.
 Signed.
 J. ". TAYLOR,
 r. c. KRAMER,
 C. J. MUELLER.
 Assessors.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-24

has since been made q public fund by the acceptance of several dona- tions. The fund now totals s11,00 but 1t will require s25.000 to s3o,- GOO 10 erect q satisfactory library. The club hopes 10 arouse enough in- terest in it's project 10 realize this sum within three years, when the George D. Mastin estate becomes available as site. It will give two functions this year, the present one and another in the spring, and the cooperation of the general public is asked in this worthy cause.
 H. $. Earns Tie
 Plainville High school fought It's way uphill to a tie with Litchfield high on the local football field Sat 1rday afternoon. coming from be- hind in the closing period to score a touchdown and bring the final count to 6-6. The game was hard and evenly fought, with both teams play ing for all they were worth and struggling to deadlock which was a fair outcome of their comparative abilities.
 Litchfieid received the opening kickoff but hard playing on both sides kept the ball near the center of tho field until late in the quarter Then Bergan made q long run to the visitors ton-yard line, but he fumbled when tackled and Litchfield recovered. The second quarter was unevenifUl. rlainvrle took the kick off in the second half but had to punt back again. LitChfield began an onslaught which brought the ball, yard by yard. toward tho locals Ioal. Conlin went in for Wiley, who moved over into Bergan's position. l>abbri hurled a long pass to one of his ends, who was brought down by , Wiley on the one-yard strip. Cap tain Zinscr rushed through center for a touchdown, but the kick for i extra point was bad.
 Plainville received and started the last period by rushing the ball to- ward the Litchfcld goal. A long pass i Ilolll Nolllln 10 pTtEOly resulted III q great gain and made it first down on the visitors two-yard line. The first play resulted in a loss of three yards. but an end run netted four yards and then Captain Wiley smashed through for d score. The kick was bad in this ! case. also. Litchfiold received the l kick off but the game ended before either team could threaten again.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-24

be given by Professor Julius s. Blk Ter of Smith college, Death of Mrs. Lorenius
 Mrs. Susan Schodeld of Berlin has received news of the death of her step-mother, Mrs. Augusta Carolina. Lorcnius of 3o2 Stanley street, New Britain, at the Essex hospital the latter part of the week Mrs. Lor- enius had been in ill health for q year and was taken 10 thc hospital about two weeks ago. She was 7S years of age. The funeral will be 1 held tomorrow at 2:30 D. m. at her late home and burial will be in Fair [ view cemetery, New Britain. Rev. | Dr. Abel A. Ahlquist, pastor of the 1 First Lutheran church, New Britain, will ofticiato
 All-Day Sewing l The Motherhood club Of Berlin will hold an all-day sewing meeting l for members and friends on We'd nrsday at the home of Mrs. Clarence J. Boardman. Berlin street. Those
 nt will work 0r supplies for the visiting nurse and 1t is hoped that .. UDhIprI oI Berlin women will h" in vttrudaucc.
 10 Game For Partners
 The Berlin Partners, a football team composed of local athletes, ro- mamcd idle over the weekend, no gam" being scheduled. Next Sunday they will meet the West Ends of Bristol in that city and it is expected that a large crowd Of rooters will follow thcm.
 Sclcctmcn Will Meet \ meeting of the board of select mon will be held this evening at s o'clock at the town hall. Several matters of business will be discuss ed.
 Highway Construction
 Work on Borlins new concrete road along Pennington avcnue is progressing rapidly and il was eN- pcctcd that the construction gang would finish putting in the concrete at the top of Damon's Hill this aft- "rnOon. There is q space at the in tcrSecton of Pennington road and the turnpike, which must be filled with concrete and the mixer was stationed at the top of the hill all day.
 Half of the new concrete road is open from the railroad undcrpass in konsingtOn to a point near where the MattahrSSctt river meets the highway. When the mixer has com pictod its work at the top of the hill 1t will be returned to kcnsinG- ton, where it will be employed from the und"rpass 10 the turnpike, fin ishing tho other side of the higi!- way.
 Ono-Way traffic is in effect from Kcusineton to Berlin and il was stated today by Constable William J. Ritchie, who is in charge of trat- lie regulation at the kensington end. that traffic was extremely heavy in both directions yesterday. the lines consisting of go and 100 cars at times.
 scout Meetings scheduled (COntlnued on Page Nine.)
New Britain herald., 1927-10-24

(Continued on Page Nine.)
New Britain herald., 1927-10-24
Heavy Football Traffic

Traffic through PlainNiIIo SALUTE day and Sunday was heavy because Of the crowds going 10 and coming from the Iale-Army game in New Haven, but no accidents occurred. State police patrolled the highways with good effect and kept things
New Britain herald., 1927-10-24
Sclcctmcn Will Meet

meeting of the board of select mon will be held this evening at s o'clock at the town hall. several matters of business will be discuss
New Britain herald., 1927-10-24
SEVEN A|RNEN FLY D THEIR DEATHS
Continued from First Pago)

The crew was saved hy leaving the blazing craft after landing ashore. One petty officer fell down q cliff and wa injured.
 The crow was picked up by de stroper and hydrorIanc. Other de- stroycrs had been dispatched 10 the scene. All returned because Of the storm.
 The N-3 was sold to Japan by Italy and assembled at Tokyo. IT. der the direction Of Cmberto Mobile, it made successful trial flight on April G.
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New Britain herald., 1927-10-24
I.itrhGcld II. s.


 Stitutions-Halsted for Bloom; | Conlin for Wiley; Wiley for Borgan; Morgan for Sanford. Eefcrcr-R. Morrcll. Umpiro-W. Schwab. Head lincsman-I. Solomone. Time of quartcrs-1O minutes. TouchdoWns- Wiley. Znser
 Twins Born Twins, q boy and q girl were horn Saturday evening at the Bristol hospital to Mir. and Mrs. Frank J. OEriCn of Cedar street. Teachers Club Social The Teachers club, which is com posed of the teachers in the local public schools, will hold a Hal loWc'cn social in the high school gymnasium Thursday night. Each teacher may invite one guest. and all are requested to come in costume. There will be prizes awarded 10 those wearing the best and funniest costumes, Refreshments will be serv- ed and a good get-together time is anticipated.
 ! The committee arranging the ar- , fair is composed of Principal Orrin L. Judd. Vice Principal Douglas MacDonald Principal YIarry C. Brown, Mrs. F. W. smith. Miss Anna farran', and Miss Margaret Creodon. Tn" club plans to have socials or meetings every month. Icroc:ous Eleven Plays The Fcrocious Eleven defeated the Eagles at the high school field Sat urGay morning by the lop-sided score of 4S-0. The Eagles fought hard but 10 no avail, as the Forocious Eleven piled through them for four touch- downs in each half. There will be n return game al h o'clock Friday morning. Tn. winners linc-up was as follows: TolN. re; S Pcrron, ri :: T. Ccrtani, rg; D. Margonelli. c: k. David. lg; Broadwell, It; J. Certani, le; Captain Burgess, qh; Melito, lhb: sans. rhb; Certani fh. Mellto is manager.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-30
KOL'KO DA VLADA MA SLO.
VENsKE SKOLSTVO.

Rozpocet minSterstva Skolstya
a narodnej osvety pre- r. 1923 pa
mata ma kulttrne potreby Slo-
venska tymito specialnymi poloz-
kami: skolsky referat Bratisla-
We 3 mil. 100000, skolsky inspek.
torat ma Slovensku 4 mil. 211 900
Komenskeho univerzita V Brati.
slave 8 mil. $4,000, vysokoskol-
ske kniznice ma Slovensku 702, 600
katolicka bohoslovecka fakulta v
Bratislave $1,000, vedecke dstayy
ma Slovensku $4,000, Slovensks
Matica 10000, Safarikova ucena
spolocnost' $4,000, stredne Skoly
ma Slovensku 27 mil. 442, 600, uci-
tel 'ske ustavy ma Slovensku 4 mil.
3S1, 900, l'udove skolstvo ma Slo-
vensku 1O1 mil. 954, 900, stat. pa
miatkovy trad v Bratislave Ill.,
900, sriadenie banskeho muzea v
B. Stiavnici 10000, zvel'adenie
l'udoveho priemyslu ma Sloven-
sku 100, 600, zalozenie umeleckych
sk0l galerii ma Slovensku 5000,
prispevky na rimsko-katolleky kul
tus ma Slovensku 4 mil. 214 900,
evanj, cirkev a. v. ma Slovensku
| 6 mil. 131, 900, reformovana cir
kew 3 mil. 1000, zidovsky kultus
| na Slovensl1u $4,000.
Uvedene polozky nevycerpavaju
vsetky naklady, ktore skolska
sprava venuje na Slovensko. Ce.
| " rad poloziek ME je totiz roz.
poete specifikovany podl'a zemi
| ako na pr. odborne skolstvo, men.
sinove skoly, socialna peclivost' Q
studentstvo, prakticka ochrana pa
miatok, statna peclivost' ume.
| ME, divadl "a hudba, Studijne 4
inc podpory, l'udova vychova 9
l'udove kniznice ard. V ktorych
| yel'ke ciastky sn taktiez urcens
pre- Slovensko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-30
oBIINA sEBEsTAtNosT csR

V razi (zite), jacmeni, ktoreho
hodne vyvazame, a ovsi je Ces-
koslovensko sebestacne. V pseni-
lei potrebujeme ale asi $4,000 yoz-
nov. Ak sa zvysi yynos hektaru
Q CT metr. centoy psenice, bu-
deme v tom sebastacnl. Rozem-
kova reforma sa bude teraz pre-
vadzat' h1avne ma Slovensku a bu-
de So rozdel'oyat' 100 12o tisic
hslt roy . ,sssejs 50 sbuds v-26a
obciach prevadzat' akcia zalni-
hoyacia. Doteraz bolo v republike
Ipridelene pody 1,117,O0O hekta.
lr0v. T0hots rolru y prikroef nj
hcdns pr5r slen5u, tenpon ~ pa,
scslJ slJyllis lesov. =
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-30

Proti Hlinkovi povstala opozi
cia, ktora vydava tyyEdennik !" Au.
tonomia =. Gasopis tento rediguje
Anton Snacky, byvaly redaktor
"Slovaka'', ktory pisal blrlivt
opozione clanky pod menom Astor
Hlinka nevenoval zpociatku opo.
zicnemu hnutiu vel ,kej pozorno-
sti, ale teraz, ked' hnutie nadobI-
da povalecnych rozmerov, vysvet-
Ihje, preco jednotlivf pracovnici
ipostavili sa proti strane. Hlinka
tvrdf o Astorovi, ze Dol prepuste-
ny redakcie ME 2 dovodov po-
litickych a Ee praEskf centralisti
teraz podporujd "Autonomiu''.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-30
lEAbAlglt p1soaa1 I'm kC14
|PRoTl ageXIJ shdLuv1

/ 4 ts =
Mad 'sri poriadajh ' ,nasich po-
hranHnych mestach demonStr6cie
prot nasej republike q trianon-
skej snluve. Nedavno konala sa
takato demonstrates Y .Mikkoyci q
20. nov. opakovala sa Y Novom
Meste p. Siatrom. Mesto bolo D.
0dobene, prapormi narodnych
barvach $, vel'kou ciernou pisme-
nou "T''. Ma snsednych horach
7apalene boly hranice elektric-
kymi transparentami Mem, mem
soha', v osvetlenych vykladoch bo
ly vystavene ozdobene mapy Vel
keho Mad 'arska, kresby, hesla a
cele iredentisticke sceny. Ma ta-
bore l'udu prijata bola rezol1cia
proti trianonskemu mieru.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-30
STRASNE ZURENIE BESNEHO
PSA.

V poslednom case dochadza
yiac zprav o besnote psov ma Slo-
vensku. V minulych dnoch stal sa
straslivy pripad obciach Horny
Kereskyn Maly Chosen Nj
trianskej. v Hornom kereSkyne
objavil sa besny pes a pohryzol
chlapca a hned nato Y -obci Ma
II Chosen pohryzol 6-rocneho Var
ku ma ruke a ma nohe. Varka biol
dopraveny do nitrianskej nemoc-
nice, ale nebolo mu uz pomoci.
Zomrel v straSnych bplestiach.
Ma tohoto besneho psa usporiada.
Ii rol'nlci tejto obce hon, ale
kym sa i'm podarilo psa usmrtit' !
pohryzol este rs osob, ktore mu
sely byt dopravene do Pasteurov
no nstavu v Pralhe.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-30

plnej obcianskej slobody a praye
nou ich prip1tat' k 6t&tnemu svxz.
ku poltickej aktivite. O5ud
mensfn v Mad'arsku je priamo
za1ostny a ob6ianskej slobody ne.
poziua vlastne ami prevazna cast
mad 'arskeho l'udu. u mas je pln&
obcianska sloboda dopriata "a
'rncena kazdemu, bez ro1dielu n&.
rodnosti. Musi 81 vsak uvedomit
ze obcianskyni pravami slvisia
j obcianske povinnosti. Ked' uz
chci Mad 'ari pretriasat'' osudy
mensin, maju Wac ako dost' pri-
Gin, aby vymietli najprv yo vlast-
nom dvore. IT. o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-30
vYBUD0VANIE HRAD6KYcH
MA sI1ovIlgDKU.

Do statneho rozpoctu ma budd-
G rok bolo dane 0 Z tri stvrte
miliona K6s Wac ma stavby pre-
stavby statnych hradskych ma
Slovensku, ako minul6ho roku. Po
lodka pre- Slovensko ma tento Il
eel venovana Gini 22,4OO,000 Kss.
v ktorej ciastke je 100000 Kcs
ma stauby statnyoh ciest a $780,
loco ma staNby prestavby nestat-
|nych ciest a ma napravenie skod,
sposdbenych na hradskych povod-
iiami r. 1926. v zemiach ceskych
venuje sa oproti tomu ma stavby a
prestavby statnych hradskych ME
cele 2 miliony Kcs prispevok ma
stavby nestatnych hradskych ro-
bi v Cechach, ma Morave a Sliez-
sku dohrmady Z pol miliona
Kcs. v dovodovej zprave k rozpo-
ctu sa hovori, ze doplnenie sieti
statnych hradskych ma Slovensku
musi postupoyat' rychlejsie ako
dosial', lebo to vyEaduju hospo-
darske pomery a ak to bude treba
Ii obrana statu. Ma stavby a pre-
stavby mostne je oproti minulemu
roku tiez vacsia polozka, ktora ci-
nj O 4 100000 Kcs Wac.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-30
MODERNIZACIA PAPIERNE
v sI.AVOSovCIACH.

Zariadenie papierne v Slayo-
sovciach a celulozky v H6rke sa
modernizuje nakladom 10 Milo
nov Kcs. Tym bude zavod, ktory
sa octnul v krizi hlavne pre- svoje
zastarale zariadenie, v ramci sa-
nacnej akcie, prevadzanej "a znae
.nej podpory statu, postaveny na
nov1 zakladnu, elm bude tiez u
moznena jeho honkurencna schop
most ostatnynli podnikami to-
hoto odvetvia Cechach a ma Slo-
venSku. -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-30
AKo BoHArNU cEsI MA
sLOVENsKU.


tislave jestvuje takzvana perso-
nalna kuchyna (restauracia) kto-
Ri ma t. casu v prenajme "kon-
zumne druEstvo zelezniciarov'
Predsedom tohoto konzum. druz,
stva Dol isty p. Krasa, official,
Czech. A p. Krasa by nebol &c.
chom, keby ma tol'ko chytrym ne.
boil byval, ze sa nechal 20 zelez.
nicnej sluzby restrinkovat' a Sc.
be 81 vymoct' dost' obstojnl pen.
ziu jake dobry vedl'ajsl zaro.
box 81 pridelil spravcovstvo spo.
menutej kuchyne.
Tu sa mu al pocalo talk veselo
lit, ze dnes spomina tisicoch
ktore 81 tuna usporil. A prave ten,
to dobrobyt no priviedol, ze co raz
to yiacej sa nanho valily ponosy
70 stran donzumentov Az wee ia
dospela, re sama sprava zeleznic
uz zunovala tieto prechmaty jako
20 strany p, Krasu, tax 20 strany
konzumneho druzstva. Preto spra-
va zeleznic tNpovedala konz. druz
stvu smluvu najomnl.
Toto panu Krasovi iiahlo do
ziveho. namaha sa vel mi, ably
"a kaGdl cenu spomenuta kuchy-
ia (restaqracia) jemu bola pride
lena.
Pritom je al hodne prefikany,
Vie ma pr. re on ma svoje memo
licenciu by dostat' nem0hol, TAX
tdto 81 poziadal ma memo. svojej
manzelky. Ale sa predsa len sta
La chyba a sice ia, ze spomenutej
kuchyni bol zamestnany al jedon
Slovak, sposobily ma vedenie ta-
kejto hostinskej zivnosti, ponevac
ma potrebne vyuene svedoctva a
jake poctivy Slovak sa tiez opo-
vail uchadzat' 0 toto male mie-
sto. To p. Krasa nevedel strpiet'
zeby sa okrem neho al my ucha
DIAL "a zivobytim. Kde pax!
Nenasytna okata bezocivost
zavistiivost', individualitu cha
rakterizujdca lakomost' naSich L.
di doviedla tohoto ma Slovensku
vypaseneho samopasnika k to-
mu, re biedneho Slovaka - kto
ry uz Cd roku 1920 sa tu trap
jako ponizeny Auha - vyhodi
Won "a jeho skromnI opovazli
vost', re sa dopustil uchadzat' {
tito kuchynu (restauraciu).
Je uz raz ma case, aby sa talk
pani Krasovia odstranoyali cd
mastnych hrncov ma Slovensku
Krasa iberie 1000 Kcs mesacne
penzie a pritom zaraba tisice &c
hostinskyy, kyym nasi kompetentnt
Slovaci s1 sluhami u takychtc
l.,Ii
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-30
YEL'KA URoDA DOHANU MA
SLOVENsKU.

Tohorocna uroda. dohanu ma
Slovensiku v Podkarpatskej Ru-
81 odhaduje sa asi ma $4,000 metr.
centov, kdezto roku 1926 urodilo
sa len asi 66,OOO centov. Cd roku
1919 yzrastlo pestovanie dohanu Y
Ceskosloyenskej republike S 1858
centov takmer ma Is 600 centov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-30
AMER. SLOVENKA KONCER
T0VAI.A MA SLOVENSKU.

81. Maria Halamova, slovenska
spevacka Chicago, usporiadala
vo vaGsich mestach Sloyenska kon
certy, ktore sa jej vydarily to
jak jpo stranke navstevy, tax po
stranke jej spevu. VS..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-30
VoL'BA STARQSTU " MARKU
boVCIAoH.

Minute ibola prevedena vol 'ba,
pri ktorej zyoleSy Dol republican
jim KrsGsr, rolsnik Is hlasni -
protikandidat Karchnak dostal48
hlasov. I. namestkom je. Franko a
II. namestkom tuhran.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-30

M9dri I pdia nedajd nic AZ
'hl6ps 1'udgk6 jazyky.