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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-06
Titulescu Denies He Is
Seeking French Credits

PARIS, Feb. 5.-Nicolas Titulescu
continues to deny that his visit here
is for the purpose of obtaining credits
with which to stabilize his unstable
government. His recent conversations
with Poincare, however lend color to
the rumor. 1t is known that the Bra
tianu government is close to collapse
rs danger of a financial crisis nears
and it is supposed that Rumania is
working on French interests in the
Balkans to secure loan. -..o
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-06
KILL WORKER
TAKING COAL.

CHICAGO, Feb. George Pojak,
rs, father of two children, was shot
and killed by Waterman last night
when he attempted to steal some coal
from car on the property of the
Peoples Gas Light and Coke Com
pany. Pojak had been unemployed
for some time.
, Brun, the Waterman, denied at first
responsibility for the killing, but af-
forwards admitted that he had fired
the shot. He and Stephan Yergvich,
who was helping Pojak, are being
held for the inquest today.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-06
F>ult Trust Levies Huge
Tribute on tm-Ame71ca

For it's part in the development of
the American capitalist empire in
Central America, the Caribbean
United Fruit Co. received a 1927
profit of $19,621 ,341 after all deduc-
tions for interest and taxes. This
reckoned as return of 1874 share
on the common stock and compares
with $19,511,471 or $3.50 share in
1925.
The real return on the investment
of the owners is much larger than
appears on the surface. Changes in
the capitalization include a 100Ge
stock dividend in 1921 and the ex-
change Of 2h shares of no par stock
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-06

for each share of $500 stock in 1926
In other words the owners now hold
5 shares of common stock for each
500 share owned prior to 1921 and
the 1927 profit represents a return Of
more than 1890 on the investment.
United Fruit dominates the banana
trade of the country having shipped
from the tropics 49,S45,l47 punches
in the course of the year. 1t also pro-
duced nearly million bags of sugar
on its Cuban preserves. In the last
s years United Fruit has taken profits
totaling over $10O,0O0,OOO as its share
of the tribute levied on Wall Streets
Latin-American dependencies.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-06
Swedish Workers Will
Cooperate With Trade
Unions of the u. S. S. r.

MOSCOW, (By Misunderstanding
to reports received here from Stock
holm, the annual meeting of the
Sundswale district of the organize
ton of foresters and seamen voted
for closer collaboration of Swedish
trade unions with those Of the Soviet
Union.
I. The meeting proposed that an at
tempt be made to draw Norwegian
and Finnish unions into closer con-
tact with Soviet trade unions. If this
proposal is rejected, the Sundswale
organization will cooperate with U. S,
S. r. unions independently.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-06
FRENCH TEXTILE
WORKERS HIT BY
BOSS COMBINES
Owners Organizations
War on All Demands

PARIS, Feb. 5.-Thoroughly class
conscious is the mighty Textile Con-
sortium of Notwithstanding. Or
ganized eight years ago, it has waged
successful war against the power
full textile unions in its territory.
Organization and money did it.
Levying a per capita of 512 per cent
of the total payroll of its members,
the Consortium last year had no less
than 28,000,000,000 francs in it's
union-fighting treasury. With this it
maintained elaborate welfare and So
cial services for the 100000 workers
employed by its $50 members. A
special police force for use against
strikers, pickets and organizers, a
detective service to ferret out mill
tants within the factories and an
economy service which informs the
Consortium of the most propitious
moments to cut wages are maintained
by the per. capita levy.
Textile unions have waged long and
bitter strikes in this center of the
French wooden industry, many of
them defeated by the money bags of
the bosses. But on the whole the bat
tie has been with the Consortium with
the result that wages are in many
cases so per cent below pre-war
levels. Many women get but so cents
day while the general average is
under 81 for all workers.
Want 44-HOur Week.
The English Week" of A hours is
one of the leading demands of the
French workers when they are not
defending the 8-hour day against en-
ployers' attacks. Textile workers
have nailed the English week to their
mast and in addition are fighting for
the 7-hour day. The shorter work
week, the union holds, will help al
leviate the heavy unemployment.
Every American tourist in Paris
knows the Galleries Lafayette, among
the biggest and showiest of the
metropolis department stores. SO do
the French textile and garment work
ers, for the vast enterprise and
profits of the Galleries Lafayette are
founded on their bitter exploitation.
The store orders its drygoods from
contractors who in turn encourage
sweatshops and home work on a scale
well known to New York garment
4 workers. Last year. the Galleries PAID
profits of so million francs against
| 20 million for 1926.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-06
Suggested Dutch Rules
End; Gets Jail Term

Jusuf Saman, the chairman of The
West Java section of the Sarekat
Islam, the Nationalist organization OF
the Javanese masses, has been SEN
fenced to two and half years i'm
prisonment, reports from Sukabumi
West Java, announce.
Saman is charged with having "in-
timated in a covert way" that the
Dutch domination of the East Indies
ought to be overthrow.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-06
FEAR REvOLTS IN
KOREA; ARREST 50

TOXIC, Feb. 5.-Thirty- three Ko-
rean Communists, a number of them
women, were arrested yesterday in a
house to house search in Seoul, accord
ing to reports received here.
japanese officials fear an outbreak
in Korea. Hundreds of radical work
ers and students have been arrested
in the last few months.
The arrest followed the discovery
of discriminating" documents and lit
erature, the police state.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-06
Haifa Terminus for
MOsul Oil Pipe Line

JERUSALEM, Feb. 5.--The long
feud between French and British in
terests in the Turkish Petroleum
Company over the terminus for the
Mosul pipe line has been practically
ended by the selection of Haifa, it is
learned tonight.
A combination of Standard Oil and
British interests is seen in the de-
cision which makes Haife, the harbor
on which construction is beginning
the greatest in the Eastern Mediter-
ranean.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-06

up his duties as
governor general
of the Philippine
Islands.
T h e appoint
nent of Stimson
has been bitterly
criticized by the
more radical wing
Of the Philippine
i n d e p e n dence
movement, while
more conservative
leaders like Que
zon have greeted
Slim S o MS ap-
pointment. Slim
I.cI l.l
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-06
Admits He Accepted
Fee from Radio Trust

WASHINGTON, Feb. S. - Admis-
sion by o. H. Caldwell, acting chair
man of the Federal Radio Commits
sion, that he is accepting an annual
retainer of $1,000 from publishing
company interested in radio gave rise
to dispute in the senate interstate
commerce committee today.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-06
New Bridge Planned

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Feb. s.
A 100000 drawbridge between
PENIS Grove, N. j., and Wilmington,
Delaware, will be constructed within
year, it was announced yesterday.
Toll charges will be less than the
present ferry fare, it was said
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-06
DEPRESSION ADMITTED.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 5. -
Both production of raw materials and
manufacturing showed a decline in
December of 1927, the department Of
commerce announces. Not only was
there a falling off from November,
but the amounts were less than De-
cemter, 1926.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-06
Whole Province Tied Up.

HENDAYE, France, Feb. 5.-Police
continue to run the few trains and
street cars that are moving in BARGE
Iona as the walk-out of the workers
is reported to be practically complete,
All shipping is at standstill in the
harbor, and textile mills in the city
and suburbs have ceased to operate.
Rumors of clashes between the
workers and police persist but no de-
tails can be gathered as the govern
ment is making every effort to pre-
vent information from leaving the
country.
Unrest in the industrial centers of
Manresa, Sabadell and Tarrasa has
spread turnout the province and the
presence of the troops called out by
the government is causing great dis
quiet among the peasants whose con-
ditions are wretched and who have
strong Catalonian nationalist feel
ings.
Sabadell and Manresa are i'm
portant factory towns in western and
southwestern Catalonia and control
the two railway approaches from
southern and western Spain. The only
other railway communication from
Barcelona is toward the French
frontier on the north.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-06
FIRE ENDANGERs WORKERS.

CONNELLSVILLE, Pa, Feb. 5. -
Fire destroyed roundhouse in which
20 locomotives Of the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad were standing, badly
damaging all of the locomotives.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-06
Stimson Leaves for Job
AS Gar of Philippines

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 5.-Henry
L, Stimson, left here yesterday to take
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-06
MADRID, BILBAO
MILLS And Mines
hit BY WALK-OUT
Peasants FESTIVE While
Factories Stand Idle

MARSEILLES, Feb. 5.-The gem
eral strike that began in Barcelona
and has tied up virtually the whole
province of Catalonia today threat
ems to grip all Spain and upset the
government of Primo de Rivera as
the walkout of workers in Madrid,
Balboa and other industrial centers
becomes general.
Troops are reported to have been
called out and the police are taking
extraordinary measures to curb the
spread of the strike, but have been
unable to prevent the tie-up of the
Madrid mills and the Bilbao mines
and factories. There is an uncon-
firmed report that the harbor work
ers have struck in Bilbao and that
ships loading iron ore have been I'M
able to continue operations.
The government is alarmed at the
progress of the strike which began in
Barcelona over tax of $1.87 levied
by the government on the wages Of
the workers. Troops are reported
to have been despatched to the par.
of the country affected by the strike
as the Primo de Rivera fascist re-
gime feels itself confronted by the
danger of an uprising.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-06
Silk Bosses Struggle.

National declarations Of wooden mill
owners in six countries, France.
England, Belgium, Germany, Italy
and Czechoslovakia, have formed an
international association to discuss
production, prices and naturalization.
4merican manufacturers were repre-
5ented by an observer.
Among silk manufacturers there is
no such harmony. An acute interna-
ional struggle is being fought by in
terests of Lyons, Milan, Zurich, Ell
berfeld, Nottingham and Patterson.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-06

the President Mckinley.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-06
$4,000 On Strike.

Fifty thousand textile workers in
Europe were on strike in the second
half of 1927 mostly against speed-up
and wage reductions in a score of
canterS
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-27
ZAUJfMA.vOSTI.

- Prizrak ocele. (CEPS) Fran
|c1zsky spisovatel', Guy de Mau-
passant, napisal kedysi pOyiedkn
o riitiacom sa vlakn, ktoreho stroj
vodca zosalel. Vylitil vsetky hri-
~ svojho vymysleneho pribehu a
neehal Gitatel'a najviissom ma
Epnuti, lebo koniec katastrofy E
nedopisal. v tychto dnoch doslo
| na 4rumunskych drahach kn sku-
|toGnemu vyjavu riitiaceho sa pri-
zraku ocele - lokomotivy, ktora
sla vobec bcz strojvodcu a svojou
Isialenon jazdou skoneila v tros-
kach. Ma vysoko leEiaIcom nadraEi
" Predealu (na trait Brasova
do Bukaresti) stala locomotive
pod parou, ktorej strejvodca i
kuric odisli ma ve1eru. 4 nezna-
mych pricin stroj sa po chvili roz-
behnul nez 81 kto uvedomil, ze
lokomotlva ide abez sprievodcu,
lrhtil sa uz tento balvan ocele mai
vacsou rychlost 'ou do Gdolia. Po
niekoP Pko mintitach preletsla loko-
metiva nadrazim Azuga, kde pred
nosta skamenel cd straehu a po-
myslenfm, kol'kd l'udskych 1.-Two
tov je ohrozene, slebo 0 stvrt ho-
ldiny NAL prist osobny vlak od
Bnkarestu, obySajne preplneny.
Telefonoval prednostovi d'alsej
stanlse v dlhom iidoli, aby Sd po-
kisil r6znymi prekaEkami vyho-
tdit' lokomotivu I kol'aii taxi sa-
stavit' JED Maleny let. Ukaaalo sa
vsak. BE prekaaky, postavenA oce-
Il'oyemu balvanu. holy slabs. Na'
st 'astie prehodil prednosta w
lhybku ma Slept kol'ai 8 lokomo-
ltivu sviedol ! Alaynej trait Na
slepej kol'aji bel wax n&kladny
lvlak, na ktory nakladali reb0Anl-
q papier. v n4hlosti nsnohh kyt'
Inpozorneni ma nSbezpeeie ! tak
Ipri nastalej sraake bol jaAea "a
botnfk zsbitf 4 traja t's5ko ~
snenf Nkkladn4 yagony bcly rosr
w ! loka aaetil ~ ~ 4 \
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-27

ParHskym krsjdfroHa podariI.
lna tohoto rokl predsa len pora
hit chlapecky 6tihly eelkom rov
my strih, ktory teraz uH patrf mi
nulosti, vynfmajhc niektore pfi
tpady, ako ma pr. saty Sportovns !
pod. Ve6erns toalety vsak So siji
vel mi mnoho s krinolinkahi, q
Iltbo sa aspon pollziya drapovania
[volanov q vseijakych riskov, ab,
lsa postava v bokoch zosirila. We
leerne saty sa nosia toho roku tie'
znatel me. dlhsie ako v rokoch pre-
doSlych. Niekedy sa iedna len 9
predEeny vejar, ktory ma yzbu-
dit DOZEN dlhSich Stat.
Vel'mi modcrne sli preto tohto
roku saty stylova. Sun sa najviac
Z tafetn.. Pas je ma nieh znovu ma
svojom prirodzenom mieste. 1.-Two
tok je celkom priliehavy sukne
/ |stylovych Stat sii vel mi Stroke a
bohato naberans. Gierna je mod
nou barvou, k ozivenin pouziva sa
niekedy striebra a niekedy Hrasu.
Pre- veter sn vedl'a toho vel mi
obl,dbcne svctlo zelena, ruzoya a
jasne Gervena- Mnoho sa nosia
tiez vzdnsne svetle latky, kombi-
novane so striebornym, alebo fla
tym lemon ako iIpomp6znymi bro
katmi.
Saty pre- ulicu sn vel'mi jedno-
duche, ponajviacej tniave, TAX a
ko v zine Wdycky.
Prevladall harry: 6ierna, tina
vomodra, hneda, tmavofialova a
.vcdl'a Mich barva rlldfho vina.
KOmplct je obfhlbc mad 'alej, a
len pre- to nedari sa talk dobre ko-
stymom, j ked sa nosia 'hojne jsie
ako v predchadzajiicich dobach.
Kosttm sa nplathnje prevaznc len
ku sportovnym prilezitostiam.
Pre- odpoludnic nosia sa tmavf
latkovt plastc, prarovana ma hod-
vabe.. Sn nickcdy AZ do pasn pri-
lichave a vzdy frmovan6 kozusi-
nou. Pre- veser je najmodernejsi
amatovy plast', lemovany tiez
kozllsinou, tn a tam sa uvidia ka-
py. Najlepsi ie pre- veser ovsem
kozlsinovy kabat.
CelEom mono povedat', We no
va zimna m6da tiplatnuje vel mi
slime znovn zensk6 liniu, ma roz-
diel od chlapeckej predehadzajti-
cich rokov. Poneehava vsak vel-
mi rozsiahle moznosti osobn6mu
vknsu, talk re ka4da zena m6z-.
VOLT celkom individualne, 90 jej
najlcpsie syed6f-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-27

gfoM Ii5lliz||' 7 |
Etr,ls "a Pred rs slEonoil u .sas tkto
|pekelna iazda.
Krajin2 heE olhudohy. Ton
budii Spojena Staty, ako profe-
sor narodn6ho hopodArstva ma
Yale lniverztie, Irwin Fisher w
ratuie. TIDAL, ze ak sa priemysel
N Spojenych Statoch bude vyvf-
jat v dosavadnom merftkn, TAX
a. 1899 nablde lz v Amerike chu-
|dobnych l'ndi. Kazda rodina bn-
de zarabat' Wac ako b,lde potre-
|bovat' K zivobytin pri streinej
Iziyotnej miere.
Priciny xlo6innosti americ-
kej mlAdexs. ZnaHna cast ameri.
ckej mladeEe je zachvatena slsu-
to6nym mravnym moron, p6zit-
karstvom, ktore ju odvraisia od
byyalej cesty poctivosti a cestno-
sti ma sikmii plochu 2loeinu. v o.
ta1ke viny sa nazory odbornikov,
psychologov znaSne lisia, ale mo-
zno povedat', ze kazdy mich mA
kns pravdy. Vyvin zlosinnosti
mladeGe ma mnoho sloziek, ale j.
ste ME bez yyznamu je ta, ktorl
vyzdvihuje yiceprezident Natio-
nal Surety Company Of New
York, w. Il Barnhart, ktory hlav-
mi vinu priklada americkym diey-
Cat 'om, lttoryych poziadayky sa
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-27
lol,ola tlace
Nspissl: Arkadij Averdenko.

Niekedy TO byva TAXA rozkos
jesti ie tretia osoba mlcky pri
tomna hovorn dvoch l'udi
ZaEil som takeho ostre pikant
nfho potesenia v istej carihrad
skei kremi6ke. Pristiipil som. !
znamemu, vyibornem1 generalovi
ktorJ tn sedel v spolofnosti ne
1nameho pana Simeon opaleny
ftlzaG, so zltym skripcom.
!" Soznamte sa, panovia," " po
vedal nam general a fuzzy sa mi
4 polly prelietavym fismevomf: sSi
drllh Napkin sovietsky robot.
mix, komunista. =
S1druh Capkin tuho mi stisnul
ruku svojou vlhkou prackou a
pozval ma:
Prisadnite!"
'sJestli general nezartuje, IL
smial som sa, "tak je to iste vel
mi vzacny akaz: rusky general a
rnsky bolsevik.
sTuna je nentralna poda,'' po-
kr1il general ramenami.
Ano, neutralna poda," pri-
svedcil komunista. "V Carihrade
SINE 81 vsetci rovni.''
"To je ME tu jako Rusku, =
poznamenal som, nezdrziac sa.
Ano, Rusko je teraz vazna
kem.'
Oba, general kommista po-
zreli navzajom ma seba iikosom.
Chapali oba, ze keby to bolo v
Rusku, postavil by komunista pri
najbliasej pr-lezitosti generala k
stene, kdezto general by takom
pripalde rozkazal komunistu obe-
sit ma najblizSom strome.,
Ale damon prostrcdi oba 81
popijali pokojne cervene vino a
nalej1c j mne pohar, pokojne po-
kracovali vo svojei besede. NJ
predtym zahdjenej.
'.Tak Wy generate ustavidnc ho-
yorfte: vseobecna rovnopravnost'. ;.
vlada lndovvch predstavitel'oy
sloboda mienenia, sloboda myslien
ky a tlaee.''
"No ano, hovorim to iiprimne
verim, ze je to nutne ''
.Vyborne, tax teda v tom vas
Som bud1com Rusku, jestlKe mas
povalite, rozhodne bnde j slobo-
da tlace?''
t'Ne7bytne.''
Nepopisatel'ny vyraz ustipas-
nosti objavil sa ma tvari komuni-
stovej.
mo 2 toho vsak predsa ply
ME. re tom buddcom Rusku al
komunistom mnsf byt' dana slo-
boda tlace?'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-27
|" IA Wv ste nAanr ill dalisv

J Il Z
.AcA, to tAda blrde Is slobodl
't1aGe neiiplnas Bude teda pre- vse
Itkych len ME pre- bolsevikovf Ma
ramne logicke, len 90 je prayda.
'sPo6u!ite, sidruhu, nepredbe
hnjte. Povedal som, he Wy ste W
Isvojom State ndusili kaEdii my
slienku, kaGde slobodne slovo tia
4 dou, ale to nahovorim preto, ze By
sme my chceli tie1 tax $ vami TO
lbit' Naopak, v budncom slobod
nom Rusku, jako 81 ho ia pred
stavuiem bude nplna sloboda tia
eova.
"Tak teda j pre- mas bolsevi
kovY' spytal sa komnnista.
! NyM to sa rozumie. Ked jt
alplna sloboda, talk je dplnas
"No to ie 81 achetne. To ie sprs
vodlive. Sti teda j vo vasich ra.
doch bielej gardy uyedomeli IN.
dia, chapainci, ae my SINE prave
Itaki l'udia, jake druhi.''
NO, no, jaki9e ste w l'udia,
namietnnl general zasmlHile. -
Ivy ste jako svaby y posteli,
ktori sa napijii naSej krye a teraz
spinia pradlo. Horlcon yodou trc-
ba vas yyparit' I"
Komunista sa zarazil upadnul
do rozpakov.
Dovolte, jako vam mann vlast-
me rozumet'? Raj hovorite, ze
mas je potrebno znicit a hned' Ia
lse tvrdite, re dovolfte vydavanie
bolsevickych novfn.
| "Pravdaze ano, (bolsevl,ke no
viny dovolim.
Ale tie novlny predsa budii
mat svojich pracovnikov, redak-
tora - samych kommistov ="
"Komunistov vsetkych dam po-
vesat'. Hovorim vam to predsa
rnsky - pre- st 'astic Rnska ic nrl-
tho vyparit vas hordcou vodou,
jako Svaby!'
Ale jestlHe cela redakciu "yy
|paritc horilcou vodou.' kto budc
potom vydavat' tie noviny.'
"Najdete 81 intch." odpovedal
general lahkomysel'nc.
"Tyym drnhym potom nv dovo-
lite pracovat's"
"Tych obesfm!"
Gale poeujte, dopalil sa uz ko-
munista. 'sJaka je to uH potion do
eerta sloboda tlace, ked' noviny
dovolite, ale redakl,iu chcete obe-
sit'?"
este w ale podivin Ked' Glo-
vek parl hor6cou vodou svaby,
nepari vlastne ami tax postel', ja-
ko tie svabys Samotna postcl ne
ma tym co robit'. Noviny sd
predsa dobra wee, bozia vec. Noyi-
ny 81 vydavaj, ked chces. Ale ka-
zdeho komunistu treba obesit', to
je tiez dobra wee, bozia yec."
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-27
Komunista vysko6il celyy bez se.

Komunista vyskocil cely bex a
ba:
Cert to. vie 60 w vlastne he
vorite! Po tomto veru vami 81
ldet' nebudem!D
Ale ME, poskaite holhbku, sa,
mite 81. Kdeze vlastnes We'd ia Lei
ltak hovorfm a Wy hned robfte :
No nezlobte sa! Sadnite ST! Po
sud me vec bez rozculovania sa
pokojne. TAX Wy teda ziadate pr
seba v budilcom Ruslsu slobodl
slova Ale sami jn predsa media
vate9 Wy ste ME Glovek hl6py
mate vl1us povedzte mi: vide
ste 13 v 1ivote nieco hlupsieho
nudnejsieho, prefikanejsieho
drzejsicho nez sn sovietske novi
ny? Ale mech to niekto zk'dsi |
vas, vydat' nekommisticky, ,roz
umnv, yerny 6asopis. Ami jedinl
cislo by nespatrilo svetlo sveta
| sadzbu by ste mu rozbili re-
daktora by ste postavili ku stene
Preco teda, ked' Wy teraz taktt
zachadzate talentovanymi l'ud'
mi, nemohol by potion ia podob
ne nalozit hlnpym, skodliyym
ncdoukmi9 A iestlizc SINE H oba
nespravedlivi, teda predsa len bu
dem ia nieco spravodlivejsi a
logi6neBi. Ach, ano, aby som ne.
zabudnul -"
General sa rozosmial a jeho 0.
blieaj pokrylo tisic ziariacich vra7
kov.
"Toto tyka sa tiez slobody tia.
&c. - NeGital ste ten telegram 2
Helsingfolsuq Vystrihnul som 81,
TAX sa mi zal l'iibil."
General vybral 2 vrecka vystri.
zok a Gital:
~ Helsingforsu sa oznamuje,
ze bolSevMka vlada obratila sa
prostrednfctvom svojho zastupcu
ma vladu finskn so ziadost on, a.
by dovolila vydavat' v Helsing-
forsu tasopis, podobny asi "Novcj
Cestc', vychadzajdcei v Rige ale
BIO "Novfmu Svetu'', vy.hadza-
jiicemu V Bcrlinc.
'Finska vlada odpovcdala, Ee
nema mic proti vydavaniu boise
vickeho casopisu V Helsingfolsu,
a zarucuje mu dplnii slobodu roz-
sirovania, ale ziada cato navzajom
cd sovietskei vlady, aby doyolila
Wade finskej vydavat' I Moskve
casopis rusky a zarucila mu tiez
wa jomnl vol most rozsirovania.
"Sovietska vlada vSak ma takii-
to vzajomnost' ncpristiupila. =
"Tak podivajte sa ma to- po-
vedal general nadsenim. s'Taka
malicka zem a ukazala sa byt' 81
kovncjSou, neil tie vel 'ke. A n
to tax jednoduche. Ach, ehcete II
mas vydavat' ibolscvicke noviny?
Prosim, posliHte 81. Lenze my u
vas Moskve "a svoje finska pro-
striedky tiez 81 zalozimc svoie no.
why biele -
"Ale ,prosim vas, ei je to moz-
ne Bielc nnoviny a V Moskve! To
predsa nem63e byt'!',
"Nem0ze byt'? TAX sa teda
practe, kmfni nest 'astnil Beg to-
'ho je vas tn sp1sta, klamari
Prosim, to je zem To je stat To
mi jc logika! Kdezto nase vel mo
ci - Him - Me, v Carihrade bu.
de lepsie o tom ami nehovorit :
Sldruhu, pripime 81 ma zdravie
rozumneho logick6ho Finska!'
Vsetci traja SINE 81 strngli.
A ma naSieh tvarach bolo, my
slim, jasne videt', ze ia $ genera
lom SINE pill vino, kdezto sndruh
komunista Capkin pill - ocot!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-27

PRIV 81 hovorieval: Ako by
mohol bez teba zit'f
Ones uz to viem: mnoho lac
nejsie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-27

PrekAaka dakedy premeni
ababelca ma hrdinu.
Prflklad ucf bez jazylxa, alt
ie najmocnejM 70 vsetkych uci
tel'ov.
Da1ktor6 Seny dnes pozers6t
na msues sstvos jsko na biosra&
|jestli = - \ hom nepkci, id ds
druh6Ao Xhtnpuk \ ksfdon1 prf
|pade Tlal netl
y Y y slahosti, po'
mi ev1 III slRxx
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-27

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4 4 tels yysok Ssh AZ { IA vedie dhra-
da t5chto poaiadavkov nuzskd
rnladaz n Sikhd plochu. Il &
NJ ssst' siaskoy jedsn ros.:
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