davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-02
PoLIT1KA A BIoLoGIA.

X
Pri svatogotthardskom pripade
(pasovani talianskej zbrane do
Mad 'arska) sa e,lropska vereJ-
most ma mankantnom prlklade
presvedcifa o mad'arskych meto-
dach. Mad 'arsko je zaklade mic
ineho ako druh europskeho mon
golstva. Nasledky toho matt 'azsie
pocit 'uju ovsem susedia. q Buda-
pesti sn okolne staty snstavne a
stale znepokojovane spionazou, i
redentizmom a protitrianonskou
propagandou. Mad 'ari to boil,
ktori brutalnou utlacovatel 'skou
politikou utlacoyali narodnnosti,
ktore po svctovej vojne pravom
svrhly so seba mad 'arske panstvo.
Trianonsky mier Dol dobre zaslu-
aeny ospd rozpinavosti a pysnei
panovacnosti gentrickeho, olygar-
chiekeho systemu v Mad'arsl1u.
Este dnes orna poda V Uhorsku
je vicsej casti vlastnictvom oly-
garchicko-sl 'achtickych dynastii,
ktore z toho odvodzrtju svoie mo-
censke opravnenie v State spo-
locnosti. Cast ich majekov nacha-
dza sa teraz ma "odlncenom lize-
m" stsednych statov, ktore du-
,chu demokratickej pozemkovej
reformy previedly rozdelenie po-
dy tym mad 'arske feudalne pan.
stvo pablo. V tomto oslabeni ma
d 'arskych 81 'achticov, ktore tito
vel 'mozovia vel mi bolestne poci-
t 1ujt, musime hl'adat' zaklady
Rothermeriady.
Ale jc tn estet my fakt.
Cd desat 'roci, ak nie cd staroci
muscle Mad 'arsko zlepSovat' eel
kom ncdostacujiici pocet svojej
prirodzenej populacie -, ktora be
La este vyst 'ahovalectvom zmcn-
sena smiesanim ostatnymi, do
Mad 'arska patriacimi, narodno.
st ami. Asimilacia bola prevadza-
ma systemom vypracoyanym az do
podrobnostf Station, pri com kul-
tdrnnym spolkom" pripadla dole
zita tiloha organizovat' ''lovenie
duSi'', 1tore umoznovalo, ze ne
mad 'arske deti uz naiiitleiSom
veku holy cd svojich rodicov od-
nate odk1pene poslane do
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-02

NJ - #s& II
vy3raya, p0xoSf kvafea y a.
Imerikanov' 4 Holland 'Anov, pre-
snikla do stredu holl udskej Gui-
Inei j obiavila tam saujimavd pri-
mitiynu rasu Pygmov. Vyprava
.bola nvitana domorodcani, kto-
|rf Europanev dosial 'nevideli, po
hostinne. v prvej osades do kto-
rel vypraya pri6la, dali staresino-
via zabit ma ich poJest' prasa,
Iyykonai obrad pokrevntho brat
stva, nosili fch clenom jake Diary
zerniaky a ind zeleninu. Tento
ll'ud je vel mi primitfvny, nema
kral a, ami organizovanej vlady.
| Kazda osada je spravovana svo-
jimi starsimi. Tela s1 pekneho,
stredne.j vJEky, pletl ciernej.
Professor Stirling, vodca tejto W.
pravy, nenasiel tam znakov, kto-
| re by daily s1dit Q existencii or
ganizacie nabozenskej. Met chra-
NOV, svityn alcbo modlitebni.
Pygmovia veria v duchov, ctia
rieky, stromy, hory, nosia anu
lety talismany. Radi fajcia. Ii
il este dobe kamennej. Sekery,
kladiva stity sn kamenne. Pred
svadbou sa mnsi zenich podria-
dit sldu BoEiemn Sue tereom
dvoch lucisnikov, ktori ma neho
striel 'ajd, nesmia sa branit' iba
sipami, ktore padly ma zem. To
sa poklada "a d6kak chrabrosti.
| Pri rozvodc odsekayaj1 zenam
prvy clanok prstov kamennou Sc
kerkou, pri rozvode dr,uhOm o.
ipakuje sa tato procedaIra ma pr
ste druhom. Vypraya videla ME-
i kol 'ko zien rukami takto 70
| havenymi Polygamia mnoho-
zenstvo) prevlada. zcny sa ku-
puju. Mravy Pygmov sd licene
| jako dobre, odey obydlie su ci-
| ste, deti dobrc zivcne zdrave.
OHchod je slabo rozvinuty, a je
| vymenny. Pygmoyia su vegeta-
riani, jedia zemiaky, banany, roz.
Inc korene a len vynimkou di-
iyok1 EVER a bravcovinu. Vypra.
. "a mala vel lkl pracu, ably sa do.
y rozumela, lebo nebolo tlumocnf.
kov, ponevac rec Pygmov, jake
j narod cely, boly doposial' ma.
celkom neznamy. Dorozumievanit
dialo sa posunkami a najprimi
tivnejsfmi znakmi. Vyprava s.
tieto znaky zaznacila a nasbiera
| la 2 Mich cely sloynik. L,udojed
9 styo medzi Pygmami ME je roz
s sirene. Je to prosty a mierumiloy
ny l'ud. Vypraya urobila mnoht
! snimkov a filmov zachytila tyn
pekne obrazky 20 ziyota tohott
.Il'udu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-02

cisto mad 'arskych kraiov = tam
yychovane na mad 'artnov, ktori1
potion nehorazne nenGvideli svoiu
vlastnd krv. Skoly i chr6my, e.
rady i kasarne, sldkily poyiAne
tomuto jedinecnemu odnarodH
vaciemu procesu, ktory cele poko-
lenia yychoval na janiciarov. Kde0
vSak, ma what Mad 'arstvo tito
potrebnli zmenu k svojmu obno-
vovaniu krve a prfrastku ma po-
pulacii teraz, ked' i'm Ky re-
zervar. narodnosti Dol w az ma
male .zbytky odnatys Nehl 'adiac
ma to, ze nimo Slovakov a Rusi-
nov Nemci a Rumuni zastavaitl
najlepsie silly ducha r1k Ma
d 'arsku starom povalecnom.
Ako vel mi ySak potrebuje ma
d'arska raca naplnenia cudzou
krvou, to povedal nedayno isty
mad 'arsky poslanec reel, ktora
vzbudila vel Ky rozruch. Doka-
zuje ma ilradnej statistike, ze maj
vaesie nebezpecie pre- Mad 'arov
lie v systeme jednodetstya bez-
#detstva. Mad 'arsko ma okolo
2,882, 900 rodin, toho jc l.342,OOO
tedy skoro polovica bezdetnych,
314,OOO rodin ma po jednom die
t 'ati, 352, 900 po 2 det'och. Q 4,259
vel 'kostatkarskych rodin "a po-
slednych 5 rokov V 2259 nebol ba-
datel ny ziadon prlrastok deti.
Priemerne pripadne na jednu vel
kostatkarsku rodinu 1.8 deti, ma
stav stredny 1.3, na robotnl-
ctvo 3.9. V mnohych okresoch W.
| l'udnil jednodetny system uz celt
dediny. v miestach, kde mali este
pred 4 rokmi % skolskych deti
dnes ich Is. V jednej dedint
baranskeho okresu kde este rokr
1905 viac ako 20 deti chodilo dc
skoly, teraz zannacene bolo sko
skej navsteve jedine diet a. To ST
lnaozaj strasle data, ktore nem0zt
byt' charakterizovan6 inaksie a
lko nasledok vojny. Je to vsak ur
Genie "narodnosti' dat svojl
krv ako plnicnku pre- slabe poten
Gle Mad 'arstva, aby tym zlnenso
vail nielen svoje vlastne potom
stvo, ale napomahali, ably 2 icl
semena vyrastli naJzarytejsi icl
narodnl nepriatelia. Po desat 'ro
era musely sa podrobovat ma
rodnostl' tlez1v tomto smere ka
itegortckemu lmperatlvu, ktorem0
teraz konecne unlkly, co I'm PR
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-02

II, ktori stale nariekajh ma
zivot jako ma bremeno, isami s1
najva6sin bremeno1n spolocnosti.
Nedspech hadze po dspechu
blatom, v ktorom je zavst.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-02

- Ked' mate krstiny, svadbu
pohrab, spolkovd, osadn1 sl1v.
nost', opfste nam to xaSlits uvs-
remit do naaich novin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-02
STO RoK0v OD NAROD1NIA
JULESk VEntSEA.

Dna &. februara t. +. bolo tomu
pravc sto rokov, 60 sa narodil
slavny spisovatel dobrodruznych
romanov, jules Verne. Narodil sa
v Nantes, s. februara 1928 20
mrel i. 1903 v Amiens. Studoval,
Go je zaujimave, ME techniku, a.
lie pravo, a zacal svoju literarnu
drahu dramatickymi pokusmi
pisanim opernych libret. AZ roku
1863 nastiipil Verne cestu, ktora
no pozdejsie doviedla k najvae
Sim literarnym uspechom, dobro-
druznym romanom "Pat' tyzdnov
y tbalone,'' ktory napisal pre- He
tzelov popularne poucny casopis
HMagasin illustre d'education ct
recreation. Uspech tejto prace
pobidnul no k d 'alsej tvorbe O.
boru dobrodruzneho romanu a
TAX vzniknul rad Wac ako so ro-
manov, ktore rozniesly memo au-
tOrovo do celeho vzdelaneho sve-
ia. Verne vytvoril typ dobrodruz-
neho romamu, yybudovaneho mai
castejsie ma podklade technickeho
vynalezu a zalozil takto cele move
literarne odvetvie, pestovane do
sial' S vacsim alebo menSlm zda-
rom Verneovymi naslednikmi a
napodobovatel mi
Ked pocaiy pred pol stoletim
vychadzat' Verneove romany, bo-
ly sice dychtive hItane mladymi
i dospelymi citatel mi, ale celemu
svetu pripadal Verne ako utopi-
sticky fantast, ktoreho sny 0 tech
nickych zazrakoch bud1cnosti 20
stanu prave len snami vynaleza-
veho spisovatel'a. Nikto netusil,
ze pomerne blizka budncnost' da
spisovatel 'ovi temcr yo vSetkom
"a pravdu. Verneove technicke a
prlrodovcdecke vcdomosti sn sice
prekvapujl2e, a kazdy Verneov
technicky vynalez je v jeho roma
ne oprety o presvedeivy vedecky
vypocct, ale predsa citaly sa Ver-
neovc romany tcchnickych di-
voch este donedayna len ako "a
ujimave pohadky. A hl'a, "a ma
sich dni, vacsina technickych "a
zrakov, ktore Verne vytusil svo-
jou ilzasnou intuiciou, stala sd
skutkom. Kto 81 nevzpomenql I'd
krutej ponorkovej vojny, ktorG
viedli Nemci S dohodovymi moe
most ami, pri kazdej zprave 0 10
di, potopenej ponorkou ma tajom
neho ''Nautilla'', lapitana Nema
ktoreho nam talk dopodrobna Wy
licil a popisal Verne svojom ro
name "Dvadsat tisic MIL poo
moron. Me sti sice tie dneSnt
ponorky tax dokonale, ako "Nau
titus, vynd5deny Verneovou far
taziou uH +. 1870, ale Verneov ser
prestal uz byt' metou technicke
mu vyvoju nedostupnou. V roma
he "Ocel 'ov emesto" (z +. 1879
| konstruovaf uz Verne obrovskt
dclo, ktore malo dostrelit ma dial
ku 100 kilometrov a znicit ply
novym obsahom projektilu celt
mesto; nevzpomenuli sme 81 "a
vojny,. ked' Nemci odstrel oval
d 'alekonosnymi delami Pariz ns
nemeckeho konstruktera obrov.
skeho della 3 romanu Verneovho
A potion prisiel Verneov roman
"Vzducholod 'ou okolo sveta'', ro.
man, V ktorom spisovatel' profo
koval budllcnost' Wit 'azstvo lie
tadlom st 'azsim ako vzducll". "A.
ko sa pomerne skoro ukazalo, nal
fantastic Verne spraynejSie tuse.
ME ako teoreticki odbornici, ktori
dokazovali este pred stvrt stole
tim nemoznost' Verneovho pro.
jektu. v romano "Tajomny brad
v Karpatoch'', predvidal Verne
fonograf j biograf este predtym
ako Edison prisiel $ pryymi po-
u v1UraS Kn1s Nanr, n =, ,-,> <co1 - o,x~S =,
The Washington times., 1928-12-03
Congress Opens ,Short
Session, at Moon

passed the House ana bears the
endorsement Cf President Coolidge.
The ..littIe.navy, people and the
peace organizations are opposed to
it and are going after It hammer
ana tongs. Tha debate over this,
too, win be long.
Still further back on the Senate
calendar ii the Kellogg BRAND out.
IaWry of war treaty. which the
Coolidge administration IS intent
upon ratifying before It goes out
be interminable.
In between times, the always.
turbulent Senate must pass the
enormous supply bills that will be
dished up to It By the more disei,
pltned House.
The principal battle IN the House
IL to be over the re=appor rtionment
blu. which will decrease the Con.
gressionaI representation from some
States and increase It In others,
In accordance with the increases
and decreases Of population during
the last Is years.
ReappOrtiOnment Fight
The Constitution provides Con-
gress must be re-apportiOned every
ten years, in accordance with the
decenniaI census, but this was not
dene in 1920, despite the plain
mandate OF the Constitution. Repre-.
sentatives from those, States that
would lose by the reapportionment
have succeeded in blocking the bill
session after session.
The bill probably win pass the
House this session, however. What
its fate will be in the Senate Is
problematical, for the Senate always
winds up a session in a jam in
which many things are lost,
Forty members OF the House and
seven members Of the Senate who
were defeated in the November eIec.
tion are members of the present
session.
1t was the plan of both houses
today to meet and then adjourn
out Of respect for members who
died during the recess. Tomorrow
President Coolidge's annual mes
sage on the state of the Union will
be read, and it will be Wednesday
before Congress really buckles
down to work.
The Washington times., 1928-12-03
HoLd-ups Blamed On
Bitner 5 SLayers
rInss sLAtI rhosos

to the gas station To get gasoline
ana that the shooting was entirely
ssaccid dental When the car wAe
found abandoned its gas tank w26
nearly fun. the police report.
BransOn's injuries. physicians at
GalIinger Hospital report, are not
serious, and they expert him 70 Fb1
out In d day or two. It Id reported
that lie told Dr. A Belts. Or
Emergency Hospital. who gave him
emergency treatment. that he would
rather be dead than live and set
whats coming to me.
Funeral Services Held
Funeral services for the exs
Marine were held ut his home.
in the 500 block ok Sheridan Sts
M. WI. Saturday night. and burial
was made yesterday at salisbury
Nd. His widow, Hazel, super
visor at the Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Company. haB
been prostrated since she rushed
to Garfield Hospital. early Friday
morning and found her husband
dead.
The Bitners were to have cele-
brated their third wedding ami
versary wednesday.
Detectives Of the HOmiS ld9 Squad
spent two sIeepless nights IN round.
ing up the men who they claim
killed Bitner. They were headed
by Lieut.. Edward j.. Kelly and In
clude Detective Sergts. Joseph #.
WaIdron, Thomas Sweeney. George
Darnall, John Fowler. John
F1aherty, Howard smith ana Paul
Jones.
The Washington times., 1928-12-03
NEGRO SCHOOLS
LEAP AHEAD

Negro education is advancing
with leaps, and bounds, according
to the Secretary of the Interiors
annual report for 1928, registering
an increase of more than 100 per
cent In ten years. The Bureau OF
Education shows marked progress
and an extraordinary demand
among the negro people of the
country for college and university
education"
OF the 70 institutions surveyed
by the bureau, II were doing col.
lege work, as compared with 81
ten years ago and the enrolment
of students had increased from
2,132, in 1917 to 1850, a gain of
$50 per cent. However. the survey
found a shortage of teachers for
both schools and colleges.
That the South is supporting
negro education Is shown by the
report which says that, with five
exceptions, the colleges studied were
in the South, indicating a., wide.
spread sentiment in favor of negro
higher education. Twenty-Five OF
the institutions were operated by
States and supported through pub
lie taxation"
The bureaus study also Shows
that the negroes themselves have
not been remiss In providing higher
education, II of their colleges be.
ing owned. administered and finan.
eed by members OF -thety racA.S 1
The Washington times., 1928-12-03
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desperate measure. There were
others of the same kind.
Last night small quantity OF
oxygen was administered, but only
as . tonight, TO say it was used
as last desperate measure i
ridiculous.
i believe and my cclIeagaIes be-
1iev@ with me that the king not
only has . chance to recover, but
that he has good chance to
ultimately come back TO good
Country Anxious
Despite Lord Dawsonse apparent
optimism. extreme anxiety gripped
Ill England tooay. For the first
time, it was admitted Z. 8 o'clock
last night that the kings heart was
weakening.
Later in the evening Sir Hewett
and Lord Dawson entered into con-
sultation with Sir e. Faruuhar
!. The consultation resulted IN another
was signed by all four physicians.
This bulletin again stated that.
although the kings condition was
somewhat improved, there was some
anxiety over the action of his heart.
Turn From Sports
The depressing effect OF the in.
5kreaMng unfavorable bulletins issued
ION the Kings condition on the gem
Rral populace fs evidenced most
strikingly by the lack OF interest
The Washington times., 1928-12-03

issued the following statement to
international News Service:
That story Ii perfectly untrue.
Tt Is absolutely without any f0unda.
ton whatsoever.
Lady Anne III the 1S.year.old
daughter of the Marquis Douro.
eldest son of the fourth Duke Of
wellington. Z.
LONDON. Dec. 8 TN. 50 Reflect.
ing the public anxiety over King
George the stock exchange opened
lower today with the whole list, espe-
cfally industriale, depressed. Specu-
Iation has slowed down. with brokers'
anxiouaIy hoping for more favorable
bulletins In the next "a hours.
The Washington times., 1928-12-03

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vetoes. are unwilling ID again send
an agricultural relief bill to him.
They prefer 10 take their chances
with Hoover. and they have the
promise of an extra session.
May Make Fight
On the other hand, some of
coclidge's friends III both Houses
would like to see farm relief dis
posed Of between now and March
30 that he might so out Of office
with the enactment Or ! farm relief
bin to the credit of his administra.
ton. some of Hoover's friends are
likewise hopeful OF action, for it
Ii no secret In Washington that
Hoover does not relish starting off
his administration with an extra
session. He wants to avoid IT II
possible.
But with the Mid.Westerners
cIamoring for an extra session on
the one hand, and the Republicans
Of the industrial East joining them
In demanding an extra session for
upward revision OF the tariff, It Is
entirely probable that both these
problems will 80 over until after
March 4-although not without con.
siderable talking and wrangling.
And overshadowing all else in
some Congressional minds is the
feeling that farm relief and tariff
revision are properly Mr.. Hoover's
esponsibility, in as much as it is
his administration that will have to
take the credit or blame for what.
ever is done concerning them.
Senate Off In jam
The Senate, as usual, starts off
in jam that probably will be con-
tinuous until the stroke Of noon on
March 4.
Boulder Dam is the unfinished
business. During the six months
recess, the controversy over this
great engineering project has be-
come intensified. Senator Ashurst
D.l of Arizona. was reelected last
month, and he returned to Wash
ington more determined than ever to
defeat 1t. Senator Hiram Johnson
t(R.)' OF California, also reelected,
returned to lead the fight for the
measure. The battle promises to be
long drawn out and bitterly fought.
Behind the Boulder Dam bill on
the Senate's calendar looms the new
cruiser bill, designed to add Is new
cruisers and an airplane carrier to
the Navy. This bill already has
The Washington times., 1928-12-03
Police Cite Confession
OF 2 Youths in Robbery

Two cOloFed boys we're arrested
today By j. wv. wise. headquarters
detective, On charges 81 housebreak-
ing in connection with the recent
robbery Of $50 from the cash register
Of the Fisher grocery store III the
1900 block of Water ST. 8. WI
The defendants. soloman Holmes,
IL, and his brother. Sylvester
Holmes, 1s. were quoted BY wise a.
confessing they committed the theft
one night last week. .rhey said they
lost the loot fin q dice game.
The Washington times., 1928-12-03
WOMEN ON HAND
As CONGRESS
C0NVENES
BY CORISNE RICH
Universal Service

Members Of the women's bloc ii
the House Of Representatives were
ready today to plunge into the
activities Of the short session Of
Congress.
Back from j summer spent
mainly In campaigning. the four
congresswomen were setting up.
their Lares and Penates for the
winter and brushing the dust off
their mahogany desks In the House
Office Building.
An Reelected
Three Of these have Just been
elected to their third terms and the
fourth to her second. They take
their jobs seKiously and have the
complete confidence Of their con-
stituents. Long since each has
been accepted by their fellow Repre-.
sentatIves as zone OF the boys
and treated as such.
All report the busiest summers Of
their careers with much campaign.
ing principally for their presiden-
tial candidates rather than for their
own candidates.
Il 0l0n uNNC HnA1tAtG 1GStt
said Mrs. Edith Nourse Rogers,
tsthe lady from Massachusetts = ''I
was speaking for Mr.. Hoover all
over New England and in between
times attended industrial conferences
In various places
Mrs. Rogers halls from Lowell,
the center, OF 4 thickiy settled
manufacturing district, and one OF
her chief interests is the promotion
of legislation fostering the indus.
tries OF this section.
Mrs. Florence r. Kahn, from Cali
fornia, also il ready to begin work.
She is used TO office hours. All
summer she was at her desk in
her San Francisco office at 3 o'clock
In the morning and during the af-
ternoons she was doing some form
OF work for Mr.. Hoover.
The Washington times., 1928-12-03
RuHR STRIKE OVER

$50. 900 Ruhr metal workers, who
have been locked out five weeks as
4 result of wage dispute, will re-
turn to work tomorrow. Socialist
Minister of Interior Severing medi-
ated the dispute.
The Washington times., 1928-12-03
KING IS GIVEN 0P|A1E;
HEART ACTION FEARED

with which the news of England 4
overwhelming lead over Australia II
the first game 81 the bisannual
cricket s'testmatch il being Re,
ceived.
This .test.naatch, now being
contested ii Briabafle, Australia,
corresponds to the worlds series
IN the United states, and Is the
biggest sporting event In Great
Britain
In official circles anxiety over the
King condition IS undisguised. The
bulletin early today was innmedi.
ately transmitted to the entire cabi.
net. the members Of which were
waiting Tor It's contents III Downing
Street.
Arrangements have been made
for speeding up the homecoming
journey OF the Prince of Wales. The
cruiser Frobisher has left Malta for
Alexandria to await tie prince there,
IT is expected he win arrive there by
train after leaving the Enterprise at
Suez.
The Frobisher VIII take the prince
to Brindisi or Naples, where flying
boats will be held In readiness should
a final dash by air prove necessary.
LONDON, Dec. 5 n.N.s).-A re-
port printed in the United States
that the Prince of Wales has be-
come engaged to Lady Anne Maud
Wellesley was officially denied this
afternoon.
nASs - -Is... - Hn..f~a
The Washington times., 1928-12-03
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al.lOInOpi. * ..a.. las
ntreets N0tlnM s:..s ssl. LAOA W y Y
tne snOollng ~ ~. 1ouL llsn 49,.
clded 70 81 Ilolns 80 80 MSLs sClns A.ll
past lne llAlng lAsl0h WhsA 10y
ueclded 20 nold y Up.
Two 81 the Men Get Ont
p,allinr into the station about
I1:45, just as Bitner was leaning
over measuring the contents oL
as3l.ne ssolss 1919 ~. ~ 1ss,s - 49,, 49,
ana 8 90 80 vSSord sa1s 1,,rsned o,Sf
Almost Immediately, and while
Bitner stiu was bending over the
tanks inlet pfue. Crawford fired
twice, police say. One shot struck
him in the back and tore through
his abdomen. while the other went
wild and irnbaddad itself IL the
walls ~ fhe fiIIlnr station office.
Than. foIIovea i raad acrarngle ~
The Washington times., 1928-12-03
Dog Falls 500 Feet;
Shakes Himself
And Is Gone

SOUTHPORT, II. c., Dec. ;
IN S. The constabulary here
II taking care ok i dog that went
through an experience never ugl.
dergone by i dog before.
When a hydroplane passed
over Southport at All altitude Of
SIX hundred feet or 50. an object
was seen to fall from IL and
strike Ia b small stream. a
minute Scr two later big Ger
man police dog emerged, shook
himself and went in search Of
human conpani0nship.
The dog was apparently un-
hurt BY the fall Local stu-
dents of canine intelligence think
ne must have been thirsty and
took d chance.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-12-03
" YORK, MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1928
COMINTERN DEMANDS
FULL MOBILIZATION
AGAINST TROTSKYISM

The Central Executive Committee herewith pub
fishes the following cablegram received from the Com
munist international on Nov. 80, 1928:
We urge the Polcom to allow the min
Ority to express its dissertation from TrOt-
skyism.
Give the widest publicity to all state
ments against TrOtskyism.
Mobilize the whole Party to isolate and
defeat Trotsky supporters.
The Central Executive Committee decided to give
the widest publicity in the entire Party press to all
statements against Trotskyism
Comrades! The Comintern calls upon the entire
Party membership to concentrate the maximum efforts
for administering crushing defeat to Trotskyism and
its supporters.
Mobilize the whole Party against Trotskyism.
This is the instruction of the Communist International
Mobilize against the Right Danger and Trotsky-
ism, which is the rayng center of all opportunst ee-
ments within and outside the Communist Party.
Central Executive Committee,
Workers (CommunsD Party of America