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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-20

STRANGLES BABY SISTER
LEEDS. Eng.-Edith Hughes, aged
Is, has confessed that she strangled
her 3-year-old sister with a string.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-20

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-20

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Ford have come
from Comanche to visit in Mission at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. X. Z. Mills,
sister Of Mrs. Ford. The Ford fam
lily may decide to make their home
here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-20

A number Of local people were
guests at a lawn supper on Friday
evening in Pharr, honoring Bishop
w. T. Capers Of San Antonio, who
was in the Valley in the interest of
bis church. The women held the af-
fair on the Trinity church lawn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-20

The benefit dance, staged by the
Business and Professional Women's
club on Wednesday evening. was a
great success, both from a financial
and pleasure viewpoint. A large
crowd was in attendance. The music
by the McAIlen orchestra was excel
lent.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-06

Udrzte 81 Ligu, nedajte jej pad
nut, leIbo jej padom 5tratili by
SINE nevyslovne mnoho. Neostalo
mas mnoho, len trosky, ale z tro-
sick apostolov, 2 lch prace O.
beti, horlenia a prace: mo5u po.
vstat' veci vel'ke, divy svetov.
III, ktorf dali slovenskej slobo-
de zivot, alebo ii hlavni ,odpo-
civaj6 pokoji ma mas zivych
ostava povinnost zabezpeeenia
tel vydobytej slobody a rozhodne
ma mas americkych Sloyakoch po.
vinnost' pomoci bratom V kraji ,
tomto smere a smysle.
Ma pociatku. zpravy poveda1
som Vam, ze al "a najtmavejse.
noci verfm v nsvit rama tax a.
v najtazSich caSoch v lepSle easy
svojho naroda. Verte al Wy dl' Z
Ohio pokracujte a tento Kongres'
,ostane nam vsetkym v blahej pa
matt.
Dajze, Boze stedrou rukou pl
neho zdaru vsetkym podujatian
XVII. Kongressu; dajze Boz
st 'astnej ruky, priaznivej dob,
buducej sprave Ligy!
Ivan Bielek
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-06
TAJNosT1 BosoRsTvA

alebo kniha prfrody svetovych tai
nosti, ktore ST zivotu l'udskelnu me-
zname a ktora je zapovedana mu-
drost' starych filozofov. Obsahnje
sobrane diela mnohe pom6cky
to jak liecebne tax al prirodne, kto-
re sd potrebne kaSdemu do domac-
nosti pre- rozliGne veci. Nebud 'se
bez tejto zaujimavej knihy, aRe OBJ.
iednajte 81 ju hned'. pokial ju
mozno este dostat'. Napisana je ci-
stto slovensky, jasno prakticky.
Cera $500.
>Tiez name inc knihy slovenske,
rimsho- katoliche. greeko -katolfcke,
,evanjel'icke, 'cirkevne, nabozne po-
1cne, vedecke, doktorske. historicke
mluvmcke,, pravopisy, kdzel me atd.
Vsetky tieto knihy mozete dostat
u mas lacnejsie ako dakde indie a
rychlu obsluhu.
Mame rozlicn6 lieEive byliny a
zeliny ma vsetky nemoce ktore
mnohvm pomohly. Pfste pre- infor-
maciu cenniky, ktore vam poshe-
me zdal-ma ma: "TATRA" Box
1861 City Hall P. O., New York,
N. Y. (3O)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-06
OZNAMENIE.

OZNAMENIE,
ct. obecenstvu oznamujem, xe som "a
prest 'ahoval do nov6ho domu. 3. 457
Coitsville Road. Kto xamysl'a stavat'
dom tejto jari. mech ma navstfvi ia
mu z radosti posldzim plAnami, radon .
odhadnutim ceny. Moja robota "a od-
porita sama. Stavialn domy vel'k6 ]
male. Telefonujte 1919.
MATEJ WANSACH
Slovensky Stavitel' Domov
457 Coitsville Road, Campbell. O.
Posta: B. D. No. 1, Youngstown, Ohio
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-06

MALY PEKNY DOMCEK
ma predaj, voda, kdpema, fornes,
garadz, zahradka ma zeleninu, O.
vocne stromky a pekny rodiaci
vinic. Ma State St., dobre miesto
pre- obchod. Vel mi lacno sa pre-
da. Haste sa u Jozefa Yanik,
Stop II, Evans park, Girard, O.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-06

q I
telia v tomto boji mali pravdu a,
ze vsetko to, 60 som sal mater,
skym snad mliekom, co tvrdili a
hovorili nasi najvaesi muzovia,
historikovia a MARTYR bolo fal-
Sou, pod dojmom ktorej som zil,
pracival, horlil, llhal a staval
ol 'utoval by som kazdu ranu da-
MI a odprosil kazdeho nepriatel a
odporcu ma holych kolenach.
Keby mi niekto dokazal, ze zia.
DAMN samospravy pre- moi nArod
v ramci repubiky ttlto nieim,
ustal by som v boji, ale'bo vahal,
leho bol by som jednym z posled-
nych, ktorf by chceli b1rat' a ru-
cat to, co zkvitlo najlepsej ju-
nackej slovenskej krvi obetf.
Ale toto mi nedokazu a doka-
zat nem6zu. A preto pri odchode
| S vednceho miesta, ME z pol a
prace narodnych povinnosti,
apellujem ma mich, aby sa oni pre-
orientovali, pretreli 81 oci zma-
meme klamlivymi yidinami a do
ktrInami a videli, re slovensky
narod pozaduje v Cesko-Sloven-
skej Republikes len to, co mu pra-
vom narodnej EXISTENCE a zivota,
pravom revolnenych obeti krve,
pravom l'udskym a bozim pari
ze ME v umelej jednotnosti, ale
| uskutocneni a do zivota uvedeni
obapol meg poctivej cesko-sloven
skej vzajomnosti spoeiva: ista
skvela bud1cnost' spolocnej re
publiky ju tvoriacich dvocf
bratskych narodov: ceskeho ;
slovenskeho.
! Pomylit' chybu zrobit - j.
| l'udske, ale ME v tejto vedom'
sotrvavat'!
i A este niekol 'ko SLOW ku YAM
bratia shromazdeni.
Dakujem Van "a trpezlivost
a "a vypocutie zdl 'havej zpravy
vlastne historic minuleho obdo
| bia. Chcem zdoraznit /chcem ap
pellovat' ma Vas, ably ste sotrval
| d 'alej ma bojisti "a pravdu, prav
a svate idey slovenskeho naroda
zanechali potomkom zvel'aden
dedictNo otcov matiek. Snad
nemal by som appellovat' ale ,
nuknutie kaze. Ste bojom ustat
znaveni, znechuteni zavadzan
re mama sa O seba ,starat' V Am'
rike ME o stary kraj. Staram
sa budeme sa starat' seba,
svojet' ale prave preto musime S
: starat' 0 narod, jeho buducnost
: a jeho prava.
Doverovali ste mi t'azkych pat
! mast rokov nesklamal som Va:
Snad' nevyhoyel vo ysetkom, nj
dal najlepSie. Ale vzdy som van
chcel vyhovet' a dial vlastneh
spora co bolo vo mne najlepSieh'
Nechvalim sd nechcem, nezis
dam 81 byt' chvaleny, len porozl
meny.
/. / ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-06
DO RENTu LACNEJsH

Dom 8-hbovy, v kazdom ohl 'ade
moderny. Mono pouzlvat' cele
zariadenie izbach. Medzi dvoma
poulicnymi karami jeden biloxi
cd busa. @ hlizsie informacie hla-
ste sa u Jana Dulovic, 126 So.
Perl st. (28)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-06
Nepriatel ON.

VedOme nenosil som a nenosim
v srdci East proti ziadnemu po-
ctivemu Slovakovi a viem 81 oce-
nit uctit statocne presvedce-
ME kazdeho. Len v 1radnych po-
vinnostiach, rozdielnych nazo-
roch, hajeni zaujmov organiza-
Gle "a naroda -, tax, ako som v
tieto veril boil presvedceny
skHzily sa Sable presvedcenia a
nahl 'adov, ale bez nenavisti a
zloby, aspon mojej strany.
Nebol som priatel 'om boja a
najmenej medzi bratmi. Do boja
proti byvalym bratom narode
siel som, lebo verim, ze musia byt
ponyleni, ked' popieraju exi-
stenciu vlastneho naroda a holdu-
jd ponad proti zalujmom tohotc
v prospech nejakeho noveho, ko-
lfska ktoreho zna6ila a znaGi
smrt' slovenskeho. To je ma bic
lom dni! A tento boj mel 'utujem!
Bol to. boz cestny, BOZ "a existen-
ciu naroda, boj opravneny. Keby
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-06

AASAAuc "a AOlOu HIduAd IOuutCT-t
ma organizacia a ziadep rodnver-l
ny Slovak. Lepsie a vydatnej isle
sa nemoze celit propaganda jed
notneho ceskoslovenskeho naroda
v kruhoch vzdelanej a politickej
Ameriky. Keby to mohla zrobit
Llga 20 svojich prostriedkov, bol
by som st 'astny. v terajsich po-
meroch moGem vsak apelovat' je7
dine len ma 81 'achetne srdcia or
ganizacil a jednotlivcov v tomto
smere.
Bat 'ko Skultety zasldzi 81 cd
svojho naroda, aby podporoval
diela vydane ma jeho obranu. Je
pomerne chudobny a jeho obete
sl mad jeho. silu. Diela proti-na-
rodne s1 odmienane vladou; die
La "a narod maj1 byt' odmieflane
narodom.
ia menovaneho celou vervou
slovenskej duse navrhujem "a
cestneho elena Slovenskej Lfgy v
Amerike "a zasluhy tn spomina-
ne v cestnom diplome zdorazne-
ne $ patricnym cestnym odzna-
kom a odportieam, ably mu tie
to boly udelene alebo vyborom Lii
gy ma Slovensku v case jeho ma
vstevy republiky, alebo niekto-
rym z tamojsich byvalych ma
sich cinitel 'ov hodnostarov In
gy .pocas augustovych slavnostl v
Turc.. Sv. MARITIME.
Spomienka zosnulym bratom a
sestraM.
Ia minuleho obdobia Vsemoh1.
cemu racilo sa povolat ma vec-
most mnohych naSich do'brych l.
dov a pracovnfkov, mena ktorych
s1 nam ami ME zname, " nedo-
statku takych 1radnych ozna-
NOV. No, hoci neznamo, boil to
naSi dobri .bratia narode my
vSetcia pohnutl sm1tku sklon
me hlavy svoje mad ich neznamy-
mi mohylami a vzdychnime 81
"Nech i'm je, vsetkym zem l'ah,
kou, mech odpocivaju v pokoji q
nechze ich vsetkych prime ma mi
lost Vsemoh1ci!''
Neboli snad' vodcami, neboly
pisane o,nieh neurology, neod
znely mad ich hrobami sm1tocnt
reci, ale vieme, re boil v Lge &
ze preto vyfrvali S mani vo YER
nosti a laske k dedictyu otcov 8
matiek, teda: slovenskej postati
No, este az ina a nam zvlaste
b0l ma mohyla rozmnoEila sloven
ske hroby po slrom svete, a to ia
ktora kryje telesne pozostatky
naSho vel 'keho rodol 'uba, vytec
neho spisoyatel "a: Martina Ku
kucina - dra Mateja Bencilra ,
hrvatskom Lipiku, Juhoslavii.
So zvlastnou pietou a preplne
nym srdcom spominam tlto dra
hi nam mohylu, mohylu to vr
stovnika m0jho 81 'achetneho otc;
preto, lebo zosnuly DIR. Bencur po
cad spolocne mojim zosnulyn
otcom vydavat prve slovensk
diela "a mad 'arskej poroby kri
sit 20 spanku otroctva mas dobr.
Iud.
Otcova mohyla vo Viedni, Ku
kucinova bratskej Juhoslayii
jako by to krasne Slovensko ne
malo dost zeme ma mohyly ve1
nych svojich synov!
Pokyny do buducnosti.
Tieto som podal w ulpynuy
Sci zprave a ME ich treba opake
vat. Len tie spomeniem, ktor
som vynechal a ma ktore nepri
siel rad v behu zpravy to-:
l. Potrebu zmeny carteru tor
smysle, aby nase odboeky mohl
zaviest' platenie chorobnej pod
pory V lone ma zaklade vyberani
zvlaStnych prfspevkov, Go uz re
bia a "a co je vel 'ka vacSina ma
Sich Odbociek: a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-06
IA teraz ku zakonceniu zpravy

cUIVe pOddl pfleDeny uQdiOSIl
satocne a poctive, hoci ME ne
omylne vlastne nahl lady. Berte1
ich, ako take. Viacej som poctive.
zrobit' nemohol nemohol dat
lepsie, jake je vo mne.
Zpravu vsak nemozem zakon-
Cit, aby som sa yd d'akou jej.
zdorazenim nerozisiel S tymi, $,
ktorymi som niesol bremeno dna
horka niesol pevne; yami
vztycene hesla, program, yasu
zastavu cez riavy bojov, zapasov,
narknutf pohhutych casov,
ktore t'azko cerpaly ducha a nj.
ely telesne dusevne silly.
V pryom rade moje hlboke
vd 'aky bratovi tajomnikovi Ko-
cnrovi, ktoreho pre- skromnost' a
beznarocivost' malo poznate a
preto neznate ho ocenit'. Bez Ii
chotenia obdivujem, jeho vytrva-
lost mravenciu pflnost' v Lige
neohrozenost' ktorou hajil to-,
co povazoval a povazuje sa svate
a narodu svedcne a prospeSne
Jestli mi pririeknete dust neja-
Ike zasluhy, postupujem Mich
Is percentov jemu. Bez jeho pill
nosti, vytrvalosti, vernosti a cd
danosti fge by som nebol mohol
vytrvat' docielit to, co som do
cielil. Predsedov mojho kali'bru
najdete snad' ma sta, ale ME ta-
jomnfkov.
Zpomedzi inych bratov hlav-
nych 1radnfkov zvlaStna vd aka
|moja patrf podpredsedovi, pod.
predsedkyni a poslednej hojnou
mierou "a pomoc a ochotu prla-
zen stlad. Bratovi pokladnikovi
nemam co d 'akovat', alebo tol Ike
d 'akovat' "a pokladnfcenie, we'd
nebolo tax S cim, ako "a to, re du
chom, 81 'achetnym rojcenim "a
veci 81 'achetne pomohol udrzo
vat toho idealneho ducha, ktorS
mas viedol t'azkyymi a. ducha Ger
paj1cimi dobami.
Novinarske Sdruzenie, jehc
vSetcia clenovia, zvlaSte vsak le
ho predseda - kollega Stiasn!
= majn v mojom srdci teply XII
tik "a til sl'achetnn pomoc, ktori
skytai 1radu Llgy konanl jeh'
Ipovinnosti a v6bec v jej zdravycl
podujatiach a ciel och. Me men
sia vd'aka patri iiradnfkom ma
sich el'kych organizacii, icf
dobrou volou, ochotou zauJa
tost 'ou umoznene boly zdarile ak
Gle minuleho obdobia.
] Bratom iiradnlkom Okresnycl
| Sborov Sborov vrela vd aka
Bez ich t'azkej a obetavej prac'
nebola by sa udrzala Liga, ba "a
chovala zivotu; bez ich namah ;
rojcenia, presviedcania yer
most a pritulnost' udstva k usta
novizni a vernost' ku jej pro
gramu.
i Vd'aka, ale ME poslednia, hoe
ma poslednom mieste spomenut;
ciel 'om ostania v pamatai: rodu
/ vernym duchovnym nasim, t
obojeho vierovymania, ktori sic
| ticho beznarocite, ale preds
len mohutne posobili prospect
Ligy, jej ciel' 'ov, jej udmania
4 zachovania.
i Vd'aka, precftena vd aka, b
! to 1primne, statocne historick
slovenske: Bob zaplat'!
j A niemenej prosba, ably st
! vsetcia tax pokracovali proti Ii
ge v buducnosti a zachovali j
narodu!
Nepriatel ON.
Il Vedome nenosil som a nenosir
v srdci East proti ziadnemu pc
: ctivemu Slovakovi viem 81 OCT
nit uctit' statocne presvedce
ME kazdeho. Len dradnych pt
vinnostiach, v rozdielnych maze
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Drobne ohla$ky

KTo OHCE KuPTT DOM LAONo
Mech sa hlasi pod q 81 n. Cen
ter ST., rob Hickory ST. Idem do
kraja, predam lacno.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-14
DRESS WORKERS
TO PLAN STRIKE
To Decide at Big Rally
in Cooper Union

The workers in all crafts of the
dress manufacturing industry are
being called to big mass meeting
in Cooper Union, 9Th st. and 4th
Ave-, tomorrow evening, immediate
ly after work, where they will be
called upon to make decision on
the question of calling a general
strike in the dressmaking trades.
The meeting, called by the Ma
tional Organization Committee of
the Cloak and Dressmakers' Union,
is the climax of an agitational and
propaganda campaign that has been
carried on for some time, and is
intended to serve as the starting
point of organizational preparations
for the struggle.
To Organize Industry.
Leaders of the National Organ
ization Committee, which aims to
organize not only this trade but the
entire ladies' garment manufactur-
ing industry, admit the task of
unionizing the dress industry to be
. Herculean one, but nevertheless
Continued IN Page TWo
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-14
RED CROSS REFUSES TO AID NEGRO VICTIMS
Helps State Troopers Terror Starring Flood Sufferers Funds Are Needed

The following statement was is
sued yesterday by Grace P. Camp
bell, chairman of the Negro Work
ers Relief Committee, 461 Lenox
Ave-, this city, in connection with
its work in the Florida storm stu
atom
"Terrorized by state troops and
private hoodlums, Disseminated
against by the red cross and other
white relief organizations in the
field, the Negro storm sufferers
look to their own race and class for
speedy and generous help in the
awful ordeal which they are forced
to undergo as victims of the storm
and Of race prejudice.
"The reports received from our
agent in the devastated districts of
Florida leave np doubt of the ter
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-14
PRESS mum ON
STRIKE PARADE
Silk Workers to Meet
Tonight
Especial to the Dailu Workerl

Especial to the Daily Worker
PATERSON, N. j., Nov. 13.-
Despite the continued silence of the
capitalist press on the big 8-Hour
Day Parade here Saturday, many
thousands of workers will be reached
by the appeals to participate which
the Associated Silk Workers Union
arrangements committee is already
flooding the town with. The parade
is called as labor demonstration of
solidarity with the strike of the silk
workers.
Many workers fraternal organiza-
tions, representing the numerous ma
tionalities in Paterson industry,
have already signified their inten-
tion to come to the conference sched-
uled for Thursday night, where
final touches will be put on the
plans for the march.
Appeal Directly to Workers.
Because some of the official A.
F. of L. organizations here may re-
fuse to participate, the members of
A. F. of L. unions and all other
workers organized or unorganized
are appealed to directly to join in
the demonstration. Hundreds of
posters, signs, leaflets, cards and
Continued en- Page Three
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-14

onstration against imperialist
war and for the release of
John Porter, completed the
first day of sentences ranging
from 60 to 80 days in the jail
here.
Refuse Bail.
The workers, who were sentenced
on the technical charge of violat-
ing a local park ordinance, yester-
day refused bail and in spite of
third degree methods of the po-
lice, including virtual starvation, in
sisted on serving their terms, after
one of the most dramatic trials ever
witnessed here.
The militancy of their attitude
and the failure of the authorities to
smash the determination of the
prisoners to bring the demand for
the release of John Porter, militant
textile leader jailed by the militar-
lists at Leavenworth, has infuriated
the prison officials and their mas
ters to the point where they are con-
tinuing their persecutory tactics
despite the fearless publicity given
them by the workers during the
trial. Sleeplessness, gradual starva-
ton, over-crowding in tiny, foul,
narrow cells, with only one bunk for
four or five prisoners, and alive
with cockroaches, lice and other
vermin, are among the sufferings
forced upon the prisoners by the
authorities.
Jim Crowism.
Part of this story of persecution
was told by Karl Jones, militant Ne
gro leader and member Of the
American Negro Labor Congress,
when, in spite of frequent Interrupt
tions from the reactionary police
judge, Hits, he described attempts
of the police and authorities to in
ject Jim Crowism into the case by
trying to separate Jones from the
white prisoners. The protests of
the white workers finally prevailed
and Jones was left with his fellow
prisoners.
"The detective who arrested me
demanded, What is that "nigger"
doing here p" Jones told the court,
"and l replied that represented
thousands of Negro workers"
Despite the hostility of the court
and well knowing the prosecutions
Continued on Page Five
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-14
URGES DRIVE TO
FREE 29 WORKERS
Crouch Calls for Anti
War Fight

"The arrest and sentences of par
Elephants in the Washington demon
stration on Saturday for the release
Of John Porter and against capital
ist war is especially significant at
this time, and it is vitality important
to the working class to organize a
mass campaign for the freedom Of
Porter and those jailed in the de-
monstration," declared Paul Crouch,
secretary of the All-America Anti
Imperialist League, in an interview
last night with a representative of
The Daily Worker.
Crouch, who was released on bail
pending appeal from the fine of
S100 or 60 days in jail, pointed out
that American imperialism is be-
coming more open in its struggle
for control of the world markets anc
suppression of all resistance to Wal
Street rule. The harsh sentences
against representatives of seven ma
tional organizations on the technica
charge of violating park ordinance
by going on a street between tht
War Department and the White
House instead of only parading OF
three sides of the War Department
indicates the increasing persecution
of all opponents of Imperialism, he
| said.
eve must mobilize mass support
for those who are in Jail rather thar
pay fines imposed by capitalist
court" Crouch declared. "When wal
is declared, years of Imprisonment
or even firing squads will face al
who are not ready to fight and die
for protection of Wall Street invest
ments."
1--WE must also organize a mass
movement against preparations fo1
new war, which is becoming more
and more an imminent danger. The
All-America Anti-Imperialist League
calls upon the workers and farmers
in particular to support the cam
paign against the war preparations
This fight against the war danger
will be the main task of our organi-
zation."
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RED VOTE GAINS
STRONG IN WEST
Socialist Party Routed
in Wisconsin

That the Workers (Communist)
Party ticket has increased its vote
substantially throughout the nation
and not alone in the working class
sections of the east, is further be-
ing confirmed in the reports which
came in yesterday from number of
western and mid-western sections.
Almost without exception, yester-
days figures likewise confirm the
decay of the socialist party.
Partial returns from St. Louis
County, Minnesota, indicate that in
several towns the Communist can
didates secured larger vote than
either Hoover or Smith. In Alango,
the vote for Foster and Gitlow was
70; Hoover, SO; Smith, Sd; Thomas,
0. In the town of Angora, the Red
candidates received %; Smith, 81; /;
Hoover, 80; Thomas, 2.
Show Red Strength.
In Arrowhead, Foster, 81; Smith,
a; Hoover, 81; Thomas, 2. In Cedar
Valley, Foster, 33; Smith, 7; Hoover,
SO; Thomas, 2. In Cherry, Foster,
SO; Smith, %; Hoover, 81; Thomas,
A. In Holden, Foster, 38; Smith,
l5; Hoover, 62; Thomas, /. In Vir-
million Lake, Foster, 21; Smith, 9;
Hoover, So; Thomas, 0. In Massa,
Foster, 20; Smith, 16; Hoover, 60;
Thomas, 0.
In Duluth, where wholesale cleo
tion steals from the Red votes are
known to have occurred, only IA
Communist ballots were reported.
In the little town of Alango 70 Com
munist votes were cast, even though
the Red election drive penetrated
cnly slightly into this section, while
in Duluth the boss election officials
could "find" only IA votes for Fos-
ter and Gitlow. Hoover secured
a,446; Smith, 1858; Thomas, not re-
ported.
In Wisconsin territory the vote for
the Red ticket was equally strong.
In Diule, Foster and Gitlow received
80 votes; Smith, AZ; Hoover, 121 /;
Thomas; 1. '.''st
Hoover spent his vacation at this
town last summer. The election
watchers did everything possible to
"pile up" the vote for him here as
they did in the nearby town of
Naples. In both towns it is be-
iieved that on an honest count the
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Sandin0HaiLed
bv BQYbMSSe IN
Warm Message

Henri Barbusse, internationally
famous French Communist writer
has sent a telegram of greetings tc
General Augustine Sandino in the
name of himself and the revolution
any proletariat and intellectuals OF
France and Europe.
A copy of the telegram was re-
ceived last night from Mexico City
by Albert Moreau, head of the
Latin-American department of the
United States Section of the All
America Anti-Imperialist League,
The telegram follows:
General:
Together with my personal
greetings l send you those of the
revolutionary proletariat and in
tellectuals of France and Europe,
as on many occasions they have
authorized me to speak in their
names. Our attention is turned
to you and your admirable army,
and with great enthusiasm we
look upon you as heroes. In greet
ing you, we know that we greet
the liberator, the magnificent SOL
dier who fights for cause which
disregards the question of races
and nationalities, is the cause OF
the oppressed, of the exploited, of
the masses against the despots.
We greet, through you, the
ardent Latin-American youth that
rises against the attacks of the
avaricious north. We greet the
multitude of workers and Indians
who are anxiously waiting for the
time when they will fall in line
in order that one day they will
break this imperialist and capital
ist machinery, which comes from
a foreign land, and establish
beautiful new world upon the
earth that belongs to them.
You, Sandino, are at the head
of the struggle for disputed con-
tinent. A general of free men,
YOU are performing an historic act
that cannot be forgotten for your
luminous example and splendid sac
rifices!
We are heartily with you.
HENRI BARBUSSE.
Paris, 1928.