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New Britain herald., 1927-08-11
HAS NARROW ESCAPE
Deep River Child Rescued BY Boy
After Failing Into Water and
Being Swept Through F1ume.

Deep River. Conn. Aug. II up
Gladys Muskewitz, 13. fell into the
water at Old Saw Mill dam yester-
day afternoon and was carried
thrugh "a flume.
She was rescued after her tip by
young William kurze. son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. KurZe.
While the girl was unconscious
after her immersion and trip
through the pipe. and had bruises.
she was recovering today. The girl
and companions were playing at the
dam which is being built. The
hume carries the water around the
construction work The girl was
caught by suction Of the water.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-11
Waterbury Man Killed
in Accident at LenOX

Lenox. Mass, Aug. II (UP)-
James Dorey. As, of Meadow street.
Waterbury. Conn. was killed here
today when the motor truck on
which he was riding ran off the state
highway and crashed into tree.
Alphonso Ferraro of 43 South
View street, Waterbury. driver of
the truck. escaped injury. He told
police a heavy fog was responsible
for the accident.
Arranged in Lee court on a charge
OF reckless driving. Ferraro was held
under $500 bond for hearing August
II.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-11
CITY MECHANIC RESIGNS
Lincoln Fl. May Mails Resignation
To Chairman Brown OF Garage
Commission Today.

Lincoln c. May, city mechanic for
several years. today mailed his res
ignation to Chairman Brainard W.
Brown of the garage commission,
asking to be relieved of his duties
at an early date. Mechanic May was
appointed to the position during the
period when the garage was con-
Quoted by a committee of the COM
mon council and during his term the
city's fleet of automobiles has tripl-
ed. The reason given for his desire
to retire is the fact that he plans
to return to the toolmaking trade.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-11
UzCUDUN IS POUNDS
HEAVIER Than Jack
Delaney, Who Gave Up
Title Formally, Weighs,
But III IL Today
Herald to Announce
Fight, Blow by Blow

A blow by blow account of the
Jack Delaney Pr olino Uzcudun
fight at the Yankee Stadium to-
night will be announced from the
Herald 1t will be sent by tele-
graph direct from the ringside
over the Associated Press wires.
Fans are advised to take thei,
stations earlier than usual be
cause of the fact that many of
the main bouts have been put or
before the scheduled hour of 10
o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-11
liz ARE INDICTED
IN Factory HOAX
Charged With Liquor Traffic
Under Clever GuiSe
TWO MURDERERS INCLUDED
All Will Stand Trial Early In No
vember-Details of Nation wide
perfume Mill to Be Exposed
Many New England Men Con-
nectcd With ScanduI-Interest Is
National in Scope.

Cleveland. O.. Aug. II OPP
Approximately rs alleged conspira-
tors. indicted along with 81 others
with completely in the celebrated
superior industrial alcohol case, will
stand trial here early in November,
on charges of trafficking in alcohol,
United States District Attorney A.
L. Bernstein said today.
The liz We're indicted by The
grand jury here.
They were charged with traffick-
ing in industrial alcohol under the
guise of operating perfume fac
tory and conducting a nation wide
business.
Inclu..ed among the liz defend
ants. two of whom have died slice
the return of the Indictment, are 81
Clevelanders, 81 others, including
two lawyers and two convicted MUIR
derers are from Minneapolis AID ST.
Paul; Is are from Duluth. Mimi;
five are from Detroit, and the re-
mainder from Boston, Providence.
K. l.: San Jose. Calf, and San
Francisco.
Outstanding among the defend
ants are Walter ]. Gillen and David
r. Roth, officials of the Superior
Industrial Alcohol Company here;
Ben and Abe Gleeman, convicted
murderers of st. Paul: Frank and
Ben Fogel, wealthy Philadelphians
and Michael Atel, of Duluth.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-11
Paris Is JOYFUL.

Paris, Aug. IL P,-"They are
alive" was the eight-column head
line printed by the communist news
paper L'Humanite today over a full
page special edition story Of the re-
spite granted to Nicola Sacco and
Bartolomeo Nanzetti. Other cap
tons beneath the headline read:
Governor Fuller retreated before
world wide condemnation" "The
workmen's movement henceforth
will prevent the assassination of
these two innocents," and at the
last minute Governor Fuller backed
down"
The reprieve is described by l.
Humanite as miracle of an
aroused universal proletariat's con-
science" and its article concludes
with the word: Now let's exact the
liberty of the two martyrs"
In an editorial signed by the So
cialist deputy Naillant-Courturier,
L'Humanite says:
at the moment of assassination,
the most brutal capitalism, the most
cynical and best equipped, the I'M
perialism with tempered steel and
crushing wheels. the typical regime
of bourgeois dictatorship, the Amer
lean capitalism, was forced to fall
back
Il refers to the shameful aban-
donment. such as that of the Amer
lean Federation of Labor
AS the hour for the execution
approached last night, the interest
in the Sacco-Vanzetti case, which
was unexampled by any foreign
happening in recent years, reached
fever point. The Imagination Of the
Frenchman was fired by the spec
tacle the two men waiting in the
death house for the fatal current
while friends without were moving
heaven and earth IN last effort to
save them. All through the eve
ming there We're frequent telephone
inquiries at the Associated Press Of
flee and the headquarters Of the
Sacco-Vanzetti defense committee
from those anxious for news of the
fate Of the two men.
Temporary Victory
Moscow. Russia, Aug. IL PN-The
respite granted Sacco and Vanzetti
was hailed here today as a tempor-
arv victory for world proletarianism,
which, communists declared, had
made its voice heard above the
bourgeois cries for vengeance at
the same time warnings were sound
ed against further treachery,"
Communist leaders urged the
working masses Of the Soviet union
to renew their fight with increased
vigor during the remaining days.
with the object of bringing about fl
nal liberation of the condemned
men.
Pravda asks: Have the American
executioners at the last minute
changed their minds and resolved to
halt the fulfillment of their ignomin-
ious intentions, or is it the same
cynical mockery as in the past, and
another trick to prolong the suffer-
ings of these innocent men?"
Continuing, the paper says: The
mighty roar of protest from the So
Wet union, together with the voice
of the working masses the world
over. forced even the plutocratic
American bourgeoisie to hesitate and
maneuver.
The voice of the proletarians was
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New Britain herald., 1927-08-11
Firemen on Strike, Deaf
to All Alarms but Pays

Williamson, w. Va. Aug. IL up
Members of city fire depart
ment with the exception of Chief
Stock, have gone on strike and
have refused to answer any
alarms until pay checks for June
and July are received.
The controversy started when
Mayor Hatfield refused to sign a
pay check for the city clerks
stenographer. The city clerk, in
reprisal. then declined to counter
sign the hremen's salary checks.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-11

Boston, Aug. II R-The twelve
hours of yesterday afternoon and
evening which the executive council
of Governor Alvan T. Fuller spent
in the state house before the an
nouncement Of the respite for Sac
CO, Vanzetti and Madeiros, was only
partly explained today.
1t was learned today that the gov
ernor had delayed placing his rec
ommendation before them In order
that Arthur D. Hill, chief OF defense
counsel. might interview Justice
Holmes OF the United States supreme
court and Judge George W. Ander-
son Of the federal circuit court.
When Mr. Hill finally returned to
the state house his argument was
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New Britain herald., 1927-08-11

Dedham, Mass. Aug. II R-Ex-
ceptions to three rulings and de-
cisions of Judge Webster Thayer
were filed here today in Norfolk
superior court by Michael A. Mus
manno, Pittsburgh attorney. defense
cousel.
The attorney said that this action
was taken to bring the whole matter
to the attention Of the state supreme
court.
One bill Of exceptions was to
Judge Thayer's refusal Of Attorney
Arthur D. Hills request that he
withdraw from the case In favor of
another judge because some of the
matter in the motion for a new trial
was based an alleged prejudice on
the part of Judge Thayer.
Exception was also taken to his
refusal of new trial and to re-
fusal Of revocation and stay of SEN
tence. Judge Thayer had ruled that
no superior court Judge had the
power to grant a new trial sentence
had been pronounced.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-11
Fraser Not Hopeful

Boston, Aug. II R-The belief
that August % will mark the close"
of the Sacco-Vanzetti case was ex-
pressed today by Eugene B. Fraser
OF Lynn, member of the executive
council. Explaining that the coun-
Gil had approved Governor Fullers
recommendation for a further re-
spite because I'VE felt there was q
moral barrier. although no legal one,
to the execution" because action
was pending in the courts, he added:
Il believe that the council would
be inclined not to extend the respite
again"
New Britain herald., 1927-08-11
Levine Enters Contest

Paris, Aug. II R-Charles A. Le-
vine owner of the transatlantic plane
Columbia. which is awaiting propi-
tious weather for an attempt to fly
back to the American continent, has
announced that he is going to try
for the prize of $4,000 offered by
a Philadelphia newspaper for the
first fight from European capital
to the Quaker City.
1T is only an hour more fight
than New York" he declared. land
$4,000 is worth picking up"
This sentiment was heartily echoed
by Maurice Drouhin. who has been
engaged by Mr.. Levine to pilot the
Columbia. The American plane is
ready to take the air at any moment.
Berlin. Aug. II (UP)-Otto Koen-
necke. German flier. was to arrive
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New Britain herald., 1927-08-11
THE WEATHER

New Britain and vicinity:
Mostly cloudy tonight: FRI
day unsettled, probably show
ers; not much change In tenn
perature.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-11
zoo CITIES UNITED
IN SACC0 PROTEST
Labor Defense to Answer Respite
Of Radicals
WOULD PICKET DEATH CELL
Foreign Press Sees Victory in Last
Minute Stay of Execution-Lon-
don is Calm upon Receiving News
Woman Killed In Explosion in
Switzerland.
WOULD PICKET DEATH CELL

Chicago, Aug. l1.-iPl-Demon-
STATIONS of sympathy for Sacco and
Nanzetti will be held in 200 Ameri-
can and foreign cities this weekend.
James p. Cannon. secretary of the
International Labor defense said
today
Strikes are being urged. Cannon
declared and a wal]l-out in the an
thracite coal fields is expected
Local organizations of the labor
defense are forming delegations to
go to Boston ito picket the death
cell" Cannon announced.
The laboring masses will reply
10 the respite of Sacco and VAN
zetti with more determined spirit"
New York, Aug. II tP1The re-
spite granted Sacco and Nanzetti is
merely a truce" in a fight for
absolute victory" said statement
issued today by the Sacco- Vanzetti
emergency committee. They were
emphatic in their appeals to the
workers to continue their fight to
free the condemned radicals. THE
struggle is not over" the committee
asserted. 1.-The fight must he con-
tinued with the same determinat, on
that has marked organized labor's
fight in the past two weeks"
The respite. the committee said,
lis a warning to the American Fed
Grafton of Labor bureaucracy that
militant labor will fight its own bat
ties in the future"
New Britain herald., 1927-08-11
Dole Air Con-
test Postponed For
Better Equipment and
Proper Qualifications
No New Entries to
Be Accepted.
''Blue Bird" Levine and
Drouhin, German Filler
and Two Junkers Planes
Stand Ready to Span
Ocean to New York and
Philadelphia.

San Francisco. Aug. IL P-Post-
ponement of tomorrow $4,000
Dole flight from San Francisco Bay
to Honolulu because the entries who
have thus far presented themselves
ARE not now properly equipped or
qualified" was ordered today by the
flight committee and the department
of commerce subject to the approval
Of the Honolulu chapter of the Ma
tional Aeronautic association.
Postponement of the start of the
fight for period not exceeding two
weeks was recommended.
A request for authority from Mr..
Dole and the Honolulu chapter of
the National Aeronautical associa-
, ton, to make the postponement eff
fective was cabled to Honolulu last
night.
1t was further recommended that
no additional entries be accepted.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-11


Beaumont, Cal, Aug. II tUP)-
From Dallas, Texas, to San Francis
CO Captain William P. Erwin, en-
route to enter Dole flight to Hawaii
was forced down two miles east Of
here today by engine trouble.
According to reports received here.
Erwin Immediately repaired the
trouble and took off again, but after
flying about the field for several
minutes, again landed and announc-
ed that the engine was not yet per-
forming perfectly.
Erwin said he expected to have the
damage repaired shortly and would
again take the air.
Nnlv,a nivs7Js Ready
New Britain herald., 1927-08-11

"Blue Bird" Ready
Paris. Aug. IL R-Leon Givon,
pilot Of the Farman Blue Bird"
would begin his transatlantic at
tempt at Ave o'clock tomorrow
morning.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-11

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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-04
WILMA TVORElyIA.

Ako prrode sl obdobia cinnosti a oddychu TAX sd
al u Hud narodov Americki Slovaci, po zasluzenom
oddychu s prave zacatku vyvnutia vekej cinnost,
zackyaten vel kou vnou tvorena Su to nasledovne ak
Gle: Akcia vyssie skoly sovenske akcia poticke
organizovane; akcia slny pris ahevalecky zakon;
kutrna akcia detroskych sovakov; organizovane ka-
toickych Slovakov stavba prveho mrakodrapu sloven
skeho niektore ine
Kazdy verny Slovak must mat radost' mad takou
vel kou vnou uztocneho tvorena. Lebo vsetko co
podoberame e nam potrebne Skoly zachovanie mia
deze narodu; politicka organzaca sovo vahu kra
ne slsny prist ahovaeckJ zakon zvysenie kresan
skych mravov upevnenie rodinneho zvoa; kulturna
akca reprezenacu pred sveom organizovane sa ka-
olikov dosiahnutie vyeho kres anskeho zvota po-
savenia crkvi stavba mrakodrapu preukazanie Ii
votaschopnosti obchodneho nadania Slovakov.
Abv bol zdar mlsime vsetc prilozit ruky cinu.
Ena chtivost do prace nezasahne zdy kazdeho edno-
tlivca toho mllsime odusevnt. Najdu sa al protvne
pridy vlnace sa protvnym smeron tieto musime uro-
Bit neskodnvm " needna dobra akcia bola rozp
ta provnymi prudmi mnulosti preto musme byt' ma
strait aby sa podobne nieco nestalo S terajsnmi.
Pre- Slovakov Mahoning doline usadenych vsetky
akce tu spomenute maju vel vznam Chceme ale, co
prfklad zvlast vyzdyhnt akciu pittsburgskych Slo-
vakov kom zapocai stavat prv doteraz edny slovcn
sky mrakodrap svete Bolo treba hodne zmzostl sa
len odvazit ma takd mysenku nieto prikroct ku skp
tku sayba je uz zapocata. Ked bude jar buddce-
ho roku skoncena bude hasat nielen bohatstvo pitts
bghskych Slovakov nieen ich spoudrzanie nlelen re-
prezentaciu vo fnancnom svete, ale al genusa PIONEER
skeho presekavana sa hraeb dosiap Slovakom nepr
stupnyck do fnancnych kr,lhov amerckych vel mest.
Sloyenskv Pittsburgh ukaza ostatnJm sovenskym me
STAN Amerike ako treba OIL ade financne reprezen
tacie kracat' box DO boku Amerikanmi.
Madeleine sa, ze budu mat nasledovnikov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-04

Dei1n 2R. ~ A16fArf1Te q III. i
p,redseda loyl8O. Taktief bratia
Iessl Dar4p 2 - ehs z snsaA, co
ooV1ss Slkresnsno ODoru Sio-
veta43 Mey Y et4Ye NEW Jsrsey
'sisst u A0neres poxdrsvlu' 1aoo -
sn p preaseaa Poa ahovsi''
Pan Fr. Prigoda, sioyspsky hu.
dobpfk, prijiel pozdravit kongfes
\ ziadal noyinarov, aby md boil
us p61noei " AroSf fifovai1f sHadby'
& PieaeH aA6stnkysh 65pyakov ],
ktor6 naptsal lieb. nv. FnFdsk 4
ktor1 tslae vyd&. PoAoc mu bola
prisl '6benA al roxposle kaSd6mut
casopisu vytisk skladby.
pred.ad !. ,,,.,,is,,,;i ~ - ~ i bo
dina a,onol,,d,,; J ,r4tn ma ;adno.
hlas,6 z;adost, T ,.se,,.n;s bolo
zahl ,fSa,x !. tx..tnGI,; torora,,,
;sl; ~ ar.,,oxrr nh.d
T. zasedanle
otvorene Doio . y hodlne popo-|
luoni.
Iaoomn'k precrpal pozdravne
/ knln Iyva
1eiegramy od 2. JuraJa a. nf'cku
A. predsedu LhhJ, P. Jozefa roo
skoca, nl predseoA cdruzenia y.
Nat. Studentov q rev. Stefana NO
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-04
zAPIsNIcA v. KoNGREsU sDRUz s. NovnAR0v
7ydr1iavaneho 80 sept l. okt 1927 hotei Pennsyl
vana New Yorku

DE ll. odboru N. S. S. Br. Jozef
Husek postal telegram, oznamiac
! '1tost', ~ze pre- iradne povinnosti
nemoze byt' na kongrese pritom-
ny br. Jan Pankuch nemoze sd
schodze zuGastnit' pre- vzdiale-
most
Pristupilo sa k pojednayaniu o
bodoch zpraye br predsedu a
prijate. boly nasledoyne navrhy :
Nayrh Q platebnej pragmatike
pre- redaktoroy Dol sehvalenJ d
ma jehe uskutoeneni ma prAco-
vat vybor, do ktoreho zvoleni
boil bratia Oskar D. Koreff a X
Belohlayek.
zopakoyany Dol minulorocn{
nayrh na yydayanie organu s. $,
n, ktory by Dol mesacnym belle.
tristick5in casopisom, maietok 10
ysetkSch redaktoroy, do ktorehe
BY ,ysetci redaktori literarllymi
pracanli prispieyali o .leho roz
sirovanfe sa staraii. Organ tente
bol by zdroj prijmoy pre- Mruze
nie. Zyolen5 Dol vybor, ktory mi
spracoyat' prospekt ia zaloSenis
tejto Vydavatel skej spolocnosti
Bratia G Kosik Jozef Husek
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-04
NIECO o PRoBLEME NEZAMESTNANOSTI
Pise: Fedor Saliva

tomto klStkom Slanocku nezamesnanost ne
chceme uvazovat co sd prciny nezanestnanosti jake
by sa tato daa prest preysle ale skor ako sa mozu
nasledky nezamestnanosti zmiernit'
Americky robotnik je obycajne t'azko pestihnuty,
ked nezamestnanost rya dlhsiu dobu sice preto po-
nevac eho zamestnanie tovarni je ednym zdroom po
skytuY Ycm rodne potrebn vyziyu. Ked praca tovar-
nj zastane nema sa eoho chyt, must lit spor, ak da
ke ma ked sa tieto poml, pozera bhzka DO oci hla
eoyaniu SO svojou rodinou Toho pricnou e, re aner
ck priemyse je sdstredeny obycajne ma veke miesta
kde je skutocne nemozne chytt sa niecoho ineho.
Jako je tomu vsak starej vlasti temer celej Eu
ropes Tam sd tovarne pravdene ME strede velikych
nest ale daleko von ich okraoch Prlcinou toho je
ze Europe boly postavene najpry mesta potom len
prisly tovarne Teto ma sasto vek1 vyhodu pre- robot
nfka Poloha toya1ne umozhuje mu byvat von mesta
ylasnit klsok zeme ma korej pestuje zelennu zemia
ky Inc nadoezitejsie plodny, potrebne yJziye ked
eda nadidc nezamestnanost ME e yetkJ1n odkazany
ia obchodnlka.
Najlepsim prikladom ton4to s1nere je mi mesto ma
slovensku, ktoreho pochadzam Zdrojom obzyy ST tu
yeike garbiane, zamestnavaj1ce vacsnu ludu jednf
extilna tovaren rokoch 2O " zastavily tieto
tovarne vyrobu temer dplne. Nezamestnanost trvaa
skoro pne styn roxy predsa nedostavn HAD lebo
kazdy fabricky robotnk mas je zaroven al mix Kaz
dy yastm kokotol zeme co ypestoyal bolo~do-
statocne zahnatiu stupna udskej biedy
hladu. g
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-04

Jozef zary maju vypracovat
plan pre- spolocnost' predlozit
ho buducemu kongresu.
Kongres prisiel pozdravit' p.l
Weber, pol'nohospodarsky odbor-
mix, ktoreho predstavil rev. G. L.
Orbach. Nakol 'ko kongres tento
Dol svolany j "a ucelom pojedna-
vania moznosti zalozenia sloven-
skej kolonie vo Floride, naysteva
Ip. Webera bola vitana a precise
da mu oznamil, ze kongres jeho
zpravu svypocuje. PRIV vsak br.
Matej Mraz podal svoj referat,
ktor boil pozornost 'ou vypocuty
d br. Mrazovi vyslovena bola
vd aka. Pan Weber podal plany q
zodpoyedal na predlozene mu otaz
ky, po com otazka kolonizovania
vo Floride prisla ku hlasovaniu.
Prijate bolo, ably Sdruzenie Sloy.
Novinarov ma svoje vlastne troyy1
poslalo do F'loridy dvojelenovyl
vybor, ktory by dokladne preskl-
nal tamojsie okolie q zem a jest
/ Ii mono vy'nasiel dobrd zem, kde
BY sa slovaci mohli kolonizovat
s. s. N. krok tento spodnima prea
to, &c mnohi nasi I'pdia 81 kade-.
jakymi zrslokmi okradali pre-,
to tsleso nsse chce q TloFisae mat
dostatocps D pravdiys fakta.
Predseda otyoril polainacig ma
clenoy horidsksho vjborv. Nayr.
hoyani II pod porovanf boil bsstia
g. KoSik ii AZ Mrax. Irfch kan,
didatov llepoh d pfeto pTedseda'
]vyAlasil .ich EaS iedpohlasne zyo-
llsn5dh. /.
Tajouinllk ma % % llakkof qpoye-
domit clepova saby si' yyroynali
syoje prispesk,Y % sl'tsa ~ vyko@
mat.
Kopgres prisielf pczdrayit' br.
/. j. G. Moltoris, spolumaiitel' 7
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-04

Presne o 10. hodine rano kon.
gres zahajil predseda Sdruzenia
Slov. Novilarov br. karol Stias-
ny, ktory potion precital svoj re-
ferat ziadal, aby kongres tento
DOL "a riadny vyhlaseny.
Tajomnik br. Jan G.. Sciranka
preeital mena pritomnych. Ma
,ledoyni prftomni: Karol Stiasny,
predseda a redaktor "Obrany";
Gustav Kiosk, I. podpredseda a
redaktor Kat Sokola'; Jan G.
Scfranka, tajomnik a redaktor
feDenn. Slov. An,erike'; Rev.
Il. L. Orbaeh, Glen dozorneho vs.
boru a hi. redal1tor DEM. Sloy
i Amerike"; Ignlc v. Tatala, re.
daktorspravra "Bratstya"; Ma
tel Mraz, redaktor Youngstown.
skJch SLOW. Noyiu' a Michal Kud
Eae "a Priatel' Dietok".
Po registroyani mien pgitom
|hyeh jednohlasnel bolo prijdfa, "a
By kongres tento Dol "a 5. Rad
ny kongres yylIlaseny.
Tajonlnik precital listy neprl
tolnnych kolegov sice bratia BE
lohlayek, Jamriska a zary musi;
50 z1castnit mimoriadnej scho
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-04

Keby Dol americky priemysel postihnuty trirocnou
1ezames nanost ou, nastala by hrozna beda vde by
vyhladoyane postayy robotnikov stat radoch, Ca
ajucich na ktsok chleba.
Najindustrialnejsou krajinou Europe je Nemecko
tam vidime snahu stavat toyarne daleko cd kych
NEST hlavne preto, ably NAL robonk moznost venoyat
zahradnicenu ciastocnemu rolniceniu ktore zamest
lania su najlepsim odsranenm hroznych nasledkov
zamestnanost.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-04

"Hasl'anis pocss opsFy hy
skanlo mole Arauie ako ~ in3oh
hvissd, 1 ktcrJmi spisvas, w
naaiel som, ID moism 4bscldtns
sliminovat' vistku motnost tsj-
to neprijemnosti faitenim Lu-
cky Strikes. fch pripekan4 w.
ia doda mi po1itok a uspokoje-
ME, ktore hl'adam vo fajceni.
Ony nikdy nedraxdia moje hFdlo
a moi HAS je v3dy. v stave pre-
kontenie mojich povinnosd '
opere." !"