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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-11-16
Root the Party in the Basic
Industries
By JACK STACHEL.

a recruiting campaign more
favorable growing rehabilitation
increasing struggles
conditions the recruiting of thousands of the militant
into the Party Also the subjective facohe internal Party
ton for the first time really furnishes basis
the recruiting keeping
policies the particularly the internal life
due to the fractional regime prevented workers from coming
and was the of their brief stay in the Party.
The recruiting campaign along
erent lines than in the The recruiting the
principally
conducted without plan without
composition the working the characteristics
period the that semiskd unsked
have become the decisive the working The bulk of the
workers in the basic industries smsked and unskied 1t
today suffering naturalization
general have suffered lowering IN the standard OF living 1t from
these workers that the Party members
present recruiting factories
through
will drs visitors" the but aided by
Party will Boshevik
fighters Party recruiting therefore the basic
through the that taking place
developing.
satisfactory. bulk workers the light indus
steel workers, workers in the
practically the chemical industry and other
allied industries of and preparedness Among the miners
workers. the greater with
the number of workers in these industries the number small
The Organization Department
the along the line of centerng the activity of
the factories the industries
goes what industry each district
activities This will be aid in the keeping of the
the line of
conduct the drive the will
tendency guarded We the Detroit district in this
respect favoraby situated We help but concentrate
industry which the
important industries.
The Detroit District, in spirit Socialist Competition,
challenges Pittsburgh members
tie basic industries than Detroit will
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-11-16
BY PAT DEVINE,


Since timely the Communist International in
the affairs of the American revolutionary fighter
set himself the task of carrying out what has been shown action
as the political line.
In the scape reomsm personfed by
the CommteIn did the only thing that could remedy the
situation and place Party four the feminist path the
advance guard of the working class.
The Lovestonisn "th second industrial
revolution the South has been smashed by living reality Whilst
class action but actually hid behind its Exceptional
ism the workers everywhere seethng
Our analysis aressy taking
tagging behind masses
In the Pittsburgh district theology whilst organa
onay repudaed by the membership existed still exists in
feeling of pessimm permeatng large section Party
This pessimim showed itself the
Red Day IRD itself Party prior had consistently
refused hold granted permits from the
in the district.
When the Communist holding meetings
without permits the Party leadership at
times positively refused to allow the meetings be held
TIL reasons given for this that did havs all
that comrades had confidence mancy
the workers and were afraid to risk small meetings
On RD itself the in ac
the demonstrations An speciv f pu not pacpse IN
ton was the actions OF the only Lovestone the dst
Myerscough.
the evening of August First hundreds of police
patrolng
press carried big headlines advising all and und that
nored the terrorism and
When making last minute preparations for the meeting wa dis
covered short of speakers plans
l. e, hold four or five meetings instead of
As district organizer instructed Myecough speak
of the meetings. He absolutely grounds
that he member anything until
renstated.
Myerscough carrying practice policy
saboagng the meetings He actually
cratic theory that the LR.D adventurism.
proved concusivey that instead
of being Adventures Party Jagged behind
Loveonm the expression of the international
the u S. shown action
to be brake on the working class instead of the advance
Despite his evident desire fight Myerscough
shown the Comnen Gee analysis
wards.
saving of all possible Myers
coughs statement and put him into Party work
AS former leader the mining field he
work southern organizer Despite efforts in
he failed mrably up There
ous Communist would have squarey
ing reputation of them capituated to the difficulties.
Still determined to give him opportunity of coming
fighting member he the important
field the Lovestone renegad led by Vaar doing
toward wreckng the miners Miners
looking
the work persisently saboaging it.
When Myerscough there Immediately with the
enegades Instead of organize miners
the enemies of the and neglected
rising fighting spirit Of the expressed in Illinois spread
throughout the entire field
GcuIes and left the field.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-11-16

selves that
selves to the line Of the Comntern. fa~A
Loveone and the "Smith
the United States welcome the that
still exist ranks No Communist
ated with them and their counter revolutionary
We
correct them Our Party moving forward everything
capitalists recognize this by their intensified
Cur members must also building
Party; smashing the
worthy section Of the Communist International. sD
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-11-16
(Continued.)


of uncewed But would not wise to start eating
there the market place all around starving fueves had gathered
snatch it from now
shone brightly in the lofty sky.
aboutgl cleaned the white of the Kirghiz.
Dogs Dog barked d. har rn1es, .
Soft still warm the bread lay on Mshkas knees1and that was
little spas smoke rising the distance the white Krghz tents
Come on said shka resolute pungng his sharp knife into
the soft bread Here, %Here- ta to my health III
Don't you pray?"
ooh . . give pece That's
than that We don't to all at keep
They slowly taking very bites Their famhed bellies
heavy after days of starvation their bodies suffud with
sleeping in the sunlight forgetting thinking nothing Mishks
stretched his legs in their wide sandals and lay long time
Iaziy and cut off morsaL
you don't have about jacket! The thing
keep alve-things will be better ="
After their meal they went the station and drank from
the water tower They held their mouths under the pipe for long
We7 tidy ourselves Htle! said Tm looking down at hi.
dirty belly s Lets ,s. our our HAND hands with sand ,.
"fce SA' '"'' 80 '"' ''N'' '''''''''S'
"Uh-huh."
Better them alone, they'll !"
They played sprnkled other with water
utterly happy. play
mischievousy
go on; ss. manage now"
" Getting US places on the train
And what are going to do!"
they station they that being
diers with their rifles throwing off sacks driving mus and
demanding The after the soldiers bowed
roof; again they would
be put off and again with the silent bbornness of oxen they would
around the train from the engine the last trying to board it.
-Four times Mishka and Trofm were driven away
threateningly:
By wrecked sat three peasants two little girl
old and oter with wooden Leg they had given up
m ] b R % the emGms ado th rns S
their naked slowly
into the blue eppe the mujiks broke out despang
"That death for now We can't and can't
go back What do now?" &
Lets go ahead on foot to the next siding answered the second
we . ssn 14 9sed f let u ro1 there
who is going to them?"
eve won't make it," said the SOLDIER haven't the strength
Suddenly the third mujk
1--WE cant .: stay here'"
around the sand like hem carefully picked of the tiny
with his dirty boked-up nose.
Pyetra tall bent mu looked wondengy at the old man. as
if he had just noticed him for the first tme
d S n Sssns dss sn I've lost my xony
,1 Whsrs should be soas I'm sitting five this spot
but he died. I would like to go along with you"
g s qn no ss ny T0n m sn m r hold out
Seventy vers I've put behind already ~ without stopping
The and the little girl gazed anxiousy the wide
awful ppe They dreaded and they dreaded stay alone
pressing into their breasts sido barefoot mu clicked his
going" What about you grand
father?"
"Im coming slowly. Where else there to so:"
perhaps if it is Gods will p"
They drew together. little forsaken band a..
They're going You're not afraid" t.a-s .
"rm going along" >*t
I'm going along too"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-11-16
THE CITY ,...-. :---....
''s ss: :;::: (. ~ OF BREAD

Repr ~ Bread" Alexander
The Indianapolis times., 1929-04-12

their independence and then apply
to them whatever tariffs and other
protective measures as may be ap-
piled to any other foreign country.
Both the Filipino and American
press in the islands are agreed, &C
cording to Manila dispatches, that
whatever action congress may take
in this matter will vitally affect the
future of the Filipino people and
the relations between the islands
and the United States.
Hearings before the ways and
means committee of the house have
already closed, but an effort will
be made to have the committee at
least hear the missions side before
the question comes up on the floor
of congress. If that is not possible,
the finance committee of the SEN
ate will be asked to hear it.
Former Governor-General Henry
L. Stimson of the Philippines, now
Secretary of State, has placed him
self squarely on record against levy
ing duties on Philippine products.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-04-12
FREE TRADE OR
INDEPENDENCE,
FILIPINO SLOGAN
Send Delegates in Protest
to Congress Against
Higher Tariffs.
BY WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMs,

=
Foreign Editor. Soripps Howard Newspapers
WASHINGTON, April 12.-TWo
sections of the Philippine mission
whose 81, AN is Free Trade or In
dependence" are bearing down on
Washington today from two direc-
tions.
The main body, headed by Speak
er Manuel Roxas OF the Philippine
lower house, arrived at Seattle early
in the week and IS now speeding
across the continent towards the
national capital The other, led by
Senator Sergio Osmena, is approach
ing from across the Atlantic, both
expected to arrive here tonight
The Filipinos declare a crisis in
the relations between the United
States and the Philippines is ap-
preaching. They expect it to come
to a head during the extra session
of congress, beginning next Mon
day, called largely for the purpose
of farm relief and tariff revision, in
Guiding placing tariff on Philip
pine products which now have the
right of free entry.
The purpose of the mission is to
lay before the government at Wash
ington the stand of the Filipinos on
the proposal to curtaiI the present
free trade. They take the position
that America has the right to pro-
tect herself from the menace of
competition with foreign products,
but that discrimination against the
Philippines, as long as they are IN
der the American flag, is unfair,
The FilipinoS have suggested that
the only right course for America
to take is to grant the Philippines
The Indianapolis times., 1929-04-12

formed men and detectives rushed
I'D to a house and hurried in.
where's the policeman? Who did
the shooting?" the cops asked the
woman of the house.
What policeman?' the woman
asked.
"You phoned and said somebody
shot a cop in front of your house,
didn't you?" the cops demanded.
NO" family replied the woman,
81 said that somebody was shooting
craps out there on the sidewalk"
The Indianapolis times., 1929-04-12
GIVES WORKERS FIRM
Five Employees Are Presented BuSi-
ness Worth $4,000.

NEW YORK, April 12.-With the
words, Il am retiring from business
and this shop is yours" Herman
Freed gave five young women, who
had worked faithfully for him, his
millinery shop, worth in the neigh
borhood of $4,000. Before leaving,
Freed paid months rent in ad-
vance
The Indianapolis times., 1929-04-12
Ratified

Ru United Press
BURLINGTON, Wis, April
12-When Mike Scaffano
climbed into his car and started
down the towns busiest street,
a rat crawled up his pants leg.
Mike grabbed for the rat,
and the rat grabbed for Mike,
with the result that he re-
ceived severe bites and ran his
car into a telephone pole.
Examination of the car re-
vealed that litter of six baby
rats was in a nest built in the
seat cushion of his car.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-04-12
EXTRA! COPS SOLVE
BIG (CRAP) SHOOTING

Misunderstood Phone Call and
Many Squads Rush to Scene.
BIZ United Press
CLEVELAND, April 12.-The pa
troll wagon dashed madly up to the
curb. Directly after several auto
mobiles drew up alongside and uni
The Indianapolis times., 1929-04-12
Will Buy!

Demonstrating beyond a
shadow of doubt the ad-
vantages that are yours
when you buy at Dee s.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18
RADA BILLIE BURKE AME-
RICKYM zENAM.

Strany americkej divadelnejNhi-
storie si preplnent krasnymi ze-
nami. Tieto hviezdy vzdy boly
blyskavvmi prikladmi nasho a.
mericktho typu krasy, .Dnes sa
vseobecne uznava, re prayym a
merickym dievGat 'om je to. kto-
re ma stihlu, jemnn a chlapeckii
figiiru. Moderna zena .je cast 'ou
kazdej sferv cinnosti. Jei zenska
krasa odzrk adlnje zdrayie. ktore
pricho,li so stihlcst on. Miss Billie
Burke, vyborna americka here
tka, verne reprezentuje toto me-
ritko. Miss Burke .je manzelkou
Florenza Negfelda, chyrneho pro
ducera hndohncj komtdie, Prcto.
ona zna benny prild kn jcmncj po-
>tavc. Nadvaha a t'arbavost' si
nepriatelia, ktorych sa boji. Pre-
to siahnc "a Lucky, ked' tucniacc
sladkosti predzvestujii zhytocn5
m;iSo. TO je, preco ona vidi zdra-
vie pripekanej prichuti Luckies.
Billie Burke toto hovori Luz
.cky Strike cigaretlach.
"Aby ste zostali Stihlymi, vez-
mite 81 Lucky Strike manifesto GU
krika,, ked' vas sladkosti vabia.
ia toto robin uz roxy nacha-
diam tom sposob ma udrzanie
lmojej stihlosti. Cost je tom pri-
.pekanom proctesi, ktory vyvinic
,priclmt' v TMckics, ktora tiplne IL
spokoji ziadost' o sladl"sti. V.
tom istom case pripckanie vytia-
hnc drazdivost' a Ialckies nikdy
ncSkodia mojmn hlasu."
Zeny Ameriky privitaii tito
radu Miss Burke ohl'adom Lucky
Strike cigarict. MlSanie sladkosti
a jedenie medzi casom ncma mie-
sta II modernej zeny - ona 81 We
zme miesto toho Lucky. Pravda,
cukor, v rozumnej miere, mozc
Byt' east'ou diety, ale znalcovia
prizvukujd, ze ked' sa sladkosti
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18


chanicke alebo obchodne v "a
padnych aIebo ilsnych uniyerzii 4
tach. vysokych sk6lach alebo sko,
/ Lllach,s kde skolska poplatlsy 1si
mensie nez skolach statov W.
Echodnych' Minultho roku boly
povolen6 p8zioky asi 100 studen.
tom. Pozieky .boly po 200 dola.
roch,. styrmi ,pyocentami ziiroei.
tel l'ne splatne do piatich rokov
po poskytnuti.
Inc dobres .znlme iednatel'stv;i
tohoto drul1u sd: Florida Educa-
tional loan Corporation V Gaines
vile, Fla; Hester Foundation,
Inc, Berkeley, Cal. (P. Q. Box
1857 Curtis College Loan Fund
pod spravou firmy Curtis Publ
shing Company, independence
Square, Philadelphia, Pa. a F. j.
Barrett Foundation, 1000 Davi-
son Avenue, East Detroit, Mich.
Miestne spolkky rodieov a "fite-
Pow, nachodiacc sd 3S Statoch
a Statnc fedcracic. zcnSkycl, spoil
kov, zalozent v 2s statoch, ticz
poskytujti studentom .p6zicky v
roznej vyske. "The American As
sociation of University Women
hlavn!m zastlipenim v els. 1884
Eye Street, N. W., Washington,
d. c., ma pozickove fondy ulozc-
ne; ,asi v so 70 Svejich $50 odde-
leni. Pozieky sil poskytovani Stu
dentkam ma vysokych skolach.
Daughters of the American
Revolution, vypomahajn 20
svojho. pozickoyfho fondn ytfm'
vysok oskolskymI. Studentkam, =
ktore sa po dokonceni studia She
rajdi samy zivit'. Najvicsia pd-.
zieka jedinom rokn je 300 dola-.
rov. V'rokov saaneplati ziadnych,
ale po troch rnkoch Sa ma kaz-
d!ch sto dolarov pozicky pripo-
tituje pat dolarov osobifntho po-
rlatku..srs s''r :,ss-ssar's ,'''''..a'
Da1ei je tn ely rad axtavov.
posk,ttujdcich paziSky tSm, kto-
Il st''dnjd nkpvnietvo a ma
rodohespodantvg. V New Yorkn
je to Americas Bankers Asso-
100 F: 4sna ST., v Mis-
sissippi Field cooperative As
'oeiation'', Hack Eon, Miss, atd'.
4 Take-fondy;@ ysktorych sa, povo-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18

As-1TrSfa~Sss -tvx ycs suyf ~ "a gsss
ilplne bez odplaty, Y -lilslch sa 2
Mich yplatfsaz soseri procent dr0-
kovs hoci obvykM siir6kova miera
| ie sest,' procent. Poziciavana
ciastka penazi byva. sto az sto-
pat 'desiat dolarov treba in
splatit "a stanovenn dobu po do
konani studia.
Mnohe zvlastne nadacne fondy
pre- poskytovanie poziciek studen-
tom. - Mnohe vysolsd skoly IL
nivcrzity samy financaiu vzdelar
ME svojich studentov pozickami,
dielo to, V ktorom i'm spolnpoma-
ha cely rad nadacnych istayov.
"The Knights Templar Educa-
tional Foundation, ktora vypo-
maha pozickami studentom do
brfho charakteru a odporiieanym
ich skolami, ma pomocny fond
100000 dolarov. Cd roku 1924
do rok,l 1927 poskytol tento lstav
s400 pozitiek cd $50 do 200, dola-
row, ktorSch poziadoval pat az
scst' prOcent nrOkOv. Splacanic
poGinalo jedon rok po dokonani
studia. Ziadosti pozicky sa po-
davajh "Grand Record :-oyi.}tr
hlavncj kanccllarii (Grand Com
mandery) toho Statu, v ktorom
Student zijc.
''Thc Harmon Foundation, 140
Nassau Street, New York City,
ma poziekoyyy fond 10000 dola-
row. Ciastka tychto penazi je
zvlaStnym nariadenim urcena ma
p6zicky nemeckyvm studcntom,
ktori sa m6zu preukazat' odpord-
eanim cd rstavu pre- medzina-
rodn6 vzdelanie (Institute of In-
ternational Education). Tento
fstav poskyrljp, roene asi $50 po-
zitiek cd 15O do 200 dolarov a
rata Sost' proccnt tirokov spla-
canic p6zicky potina sest' me-
siacov po dokoneeni Studia a Gini
$ potiatku.p;it's nesksrsie. desats1
dOlarov mcsacnc.
"The Henry Strong Edncatio-5
nal Foundation Loan, so Sn,ftha
la Sale Street, Chicago, Ill., bo-
a zalozena r. 1911. Zakladatcl'
'ejto nadacie. stanovil, ze >fondn
'nesmie byt' 'nzite pre- TAX ,zyans
zlassicke yzdelanie, ale len pre-
praktieke. ,literarne, .yedeeks.4me-l
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18
FONDY, z KToRYCH sA
POsKYTUJU P0zItKY
STUDENTOM
F. L. I. S.

VySe sto iednatcl 'stvi a nadac-
nych iistavov podporuje vyssie
vzdelanie tym, ze poskytuje p6-
zi6ky studentom 2S2 vysokych
skolach univerzitach. - Tieto
iistavy poziciavajii rocne temer
1000, 900 dolarov nmozhujI
tym vel 'kfmu poftu studentov.
aby dokonGili svojc stndium.
Tisice Studentov americkvch
vysokych Skolach a univerzitach
vydrziavajl sa sami ma studin
tym, ze v svojich vol'nych chvi-
Zach a o vakaciach pracujn ako
iiradnici, ueitelia, pivnicnici, e.
lcktrikari a pracovnici mnoho
insich zamestnaniach. Mnohi 2
tychto studentov majh ma svojej
ceste "a diplomom vazne finanfne
nesnadze, ktore by nejednfho z
Mich odradily Cd d'alsieho studia,
ked'by i'm nepfisiel ma pomoc ma
dacny dstav tym, ze i'm poskytne
pciaznd pdzicku.
Obesnfkom, vyslanym nedavno
iiradom ~. s. Bureau of Educa-
tion', holo zistene, ze viacei ako
jedno sto jednatel'stvf a nadac-
nych lstavov poskytnje stnden-
tom pozicky, dosahnjdce vysky
temer 1000, 600 dolaroy rocne.
P6SHky - poskutujd tJm Stu
dentom, ktorf vyhovujd stanove-
n5m podnienkam. v niektor5ch
pripldesl Psslxtnid q poaiSky
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18
.1s. JANU ARA 1920
,Chytrkctvo ME sd ziadne 6ary.

Pozital som istemu cloveka-
Vi 100 dolarov, ale, nemam tom
ziadnu kvitancin. Co mann robit g
Napfste mu, ze vam ma vra-
tit tfch 200 dolarov, ktore ste
mu pozical
- Ale bolo to len 100 dolarov !!
ia viem, ale on VAN odpo-
vie, ze to bolo len loo dolaroy, a
w budete mat svojn kvitanciu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18
Pralxticky.

Manzelka Ok manzelovi): Pro
sim ia, kip mi novy dazdnik,
ten stary ic NJ tax roztrhany, ze
no muslin zahodit'
Manzel: No, no. len hned' ne
zahadzuj. Zide sa ii este okolo do
mu. .u.a...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18
man pine iista zlatych znbov. Ak

man pine lista zlatych znbou. Al
Itch spozorujn, vezmii mi ich.s
. Ale, ale. - co to hovorfte
\ ia som prave nacelnikom komi.
saridtu pre- zahranient obchod, ,
oddeleni pre- zuby Ako sa to
hovori: ma lovca al EVER bazi
A teraz rattc vysypat' Won svoje
zuby!
Ale ako bndem jest pre-
bohas ~
- Naeo by ste jedli, ked' MET
co? KoneGne, v Centralnom Svaze
yam miesto zlatei, polozia dreve-
MI tel'nst'. Ten poprosta, ably
yam ju spravili zu suchtho dreva.
Lcbo ak je drevo mokrt, tax vam
,pozdejsie pokazi tv;ir, ze vas ami
vasa vlastna zena nebude poznat'
A teraz otvorim vrecisko a w
vysypte svoje zuby. r
Tridsat' tim zlatvch zubov, ee-
l'usti a koriin bolo nasypane do
clevatoru, ale pre- vFvoz toto bo-
10 pramalo a preto sa musely
hi 'adat' move pramcne priimov...
- Oh, pani, rozkoSnt vlasy
mate!
- No, co hovorfte =. Me som
nanccna ma komplimenty.
- PAM, Wy sa zbytocnc pohor-
Sujete. ia ME som clovck, ktorv
by hovoril kcmplimenty. ia vam
hovorim skutocnn pravdu. Jestli
81 svoje vlasy rozpustitc, dosiah-
nu az po pas.
- Go hovorite? Po pas? - DO
kolien dosiahnu.
-, Hra, dnes jc skntocnc sta
stny den pre- zahranieny obchod.
Dovol'te, ably som vam ich od-
strihol.
- Ako? zblaznili ste sa?
- Dl'a dekrttu sovjetu Judo
vvch komisarov nosenie dlhych
vlasov je luxus. VSetky vlasy sa
strihajd a posiclajn do komisa-
.iatu pre- zahranicnl obchod, ako
1aluta pre- platenic.
- A ako bndem vyzerat' bez
ylasov9
- Move vam narastii. !
- A do vtedy?
- Nostc parochnn.
- Ale mOJe vlasy su takeJ far
oy, ze je t'azko najst' parochnu. |
Stora by sa K MIN hodila.
- z odstrihnutych vlasov u.
'obte 81 parochhu. Komisariat
'am trochu prepusti.
- Snad' bude lepsie, ked' ich |
,echame na hlaye a ia komisa-
'iatu zaplatim, re boil TAX laskavy
| vypozical mi ich nosit'? |
- To je NONE. Komisariat to
lovol'uje. Povazujc sa to ako da-
7anie do prenajmu urciteho Via
'tnictva.
- Tcda moze sa! Ach, aky jc |
'ladky ten komisariht. Bozkajtc
10 v mojom meme! ....-
Poslovencil Anky. |
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18
Mudrc.

- keby som bol ma vasom mic
ste, nestavil by som sa ma zavo-
doch .Jeden den clovek vyhra Il
V druhy den prehra.
Ano, ale ia chodim na zavo-
dy praue. len kazdv druhy den.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18
TRoCHU KORENIA zIvoTA.
Medzi ucnalni.

Mas majster, ked sa nahne-
va, celi Y tvari ocervenie.
To je mic, ale ked' sa mas ma
hneya. zeervenajii tvare nam uc-
nom
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18

- Kazdy citatel', ktory nam ;s
dlzen predplatne "a noviny, do.
stanc zaplaten6 "a svoju pracn.
Al my leD to Madame.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18


l'ujii pozicky potrebnIm studen-
tom. main ticz kostoly baptisti-
.cke. kongregaci1d. fpiskopalne.
.luteranske, !. nethodisticki a pre-
sbvterianske.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18

uzivajii no el,kei laiefre. ...jeas to
'vel'mi skodlivt ri lita jte Go Bil,, !,
lie Burke posedala q n v6li -mier.
neflin sa vezmite sislncky miesto
sladkosti.