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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-05-20
Expel Renegade from
Boro PIX. Worker Club

BROOKLYN, N. Y, May 49,
The Boro Park Workers Club ex-
PEELED Paul Broder, former secretary
Of the club, as a renegade and be-
trayer of the left wing movement.
Broder organized a club called the
Boro Park Workers Youth Club I'M
der the direct leadership of the rene
gade Lovestoneites.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-05-20
And They Call 1t improvements

Wall Streets rule in Cuba, Haiti
and San Domingo.
American imperialist interven-
ton in the Caribbean countries, he
maintained, always improved their
conditions. This grim imperialist
joke apparently refers to the hun
dreds of murdered Haitian peasants
whose condition was recently elm
proved" with the help of machine
guns in the hands of Wall Streets
marines.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-05-20
HEARST'S Child
|. SLAVERY SCORED
Striking Workers Hit
His Speedup Scheme

Janitors and elevator men and
other employees. following the lead
of the Building Maintenance Work
ers' Union of the Trade Union Unity
League, continue their strike against
the Hearst Publications.
Strikers are determined to carry
on picketing and to force the Hearst
Publications to recognize the union
demands.
The capitalist press has refused
to place any news in regard to the
strike and they are attempting to
kill the strike by not publishing the
actual conditions of the porters, ele-
vator operators and all the building
maintenance workers in the build
ing. The workers are not surprised
at this attitude; they know the pol
icy of the capitalist press on any
demands of the workers.
Capitalist Hypocrisy.
The Hearst Publications, in their
papers, the American and the Mir
ror, are trying to represent to the
workers that they fight for shorter
hours and better wages, while at the
same time they are exploiting their
own employees to the limit. They
are even hiring children under age.
There is one instance where a
worker, IS years of age, in the 22O
South st. building, receives only Sc
per week, while they parade in their
press that they are against the ex-
ploitation of children.
They placed on the porters and
elevator operators the worst speed
up that there is in existence, a To-
hour shift and lower wages. They
kept on hiring and firing, and all
those men who were hired had to
pay $40 to the employment agency
for job in the Hearst Publica-
tons.
The workers are demanding rein
statement Of all those who were
thrown out of work, the 8-hour day,
a SO increase in wages and no dis
charge without the knowledge OF
the shop committee.
The Trade Union Unity League
will mobilize it's forces and will help
the workers who are in this strug-
gle to bring final victory.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-05-20

ATLANTIC CITY, May 1S.-The
Rubio regime in Mexico, which vies
with the Chinese Chang kai-shek
Marking government in its servility
to American imperialism, received
another very bad reward from Nor
row.
Morrow, who was the g0-between
who brought the Calles-Rubio group
to the services of Wall Street,
speaks about the Rubio government
with the tenderness" of a foster
father.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-05-20
Asks Victims to Support InperiaIist Policy

LYONS, France, May 19.-Calling
on world war veterans to support
the imperialist policy of the French
bosses, Premier Tardieu in a speech
yesterday before the National Union
CT Combatants outlined the war
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-05-20
Labor and Fraternal
Organizations

GastOnta LID.
Wednesday, May 81. 1179 Broadway
$50 p. m.
Council No. 5.
Lecture on Election Campaign and
G. p. Wednesday. May 81, $50 p. m,
1901 Mermaid Ave. Brooklyn
Council No. 4.
Lecture on Mayakowsky Tuesday
May 20, $40 p. m. So Whipple St,
Brooklyn. Comrade kurtz will speak
WOmens Council Conference.
Thursday, May 90. $50 p. M. 26
Union Square, room 404. Every loca Il
council to send 2 delegates and Daily
Worker agent.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-05-20

That American capitalism is a
blessing for all those whom it OPP
presses, exploits, murders in cold
blood, deprives of their land and
drives into slavery at the point of
the bayonet is the brazen conten-
ton of Francis White, assistant
secretary of state, who told the In
stitute of Polity att Richmond, In
diana, Saturday that the American
people need not be ashamed Of
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-05-20
Communist Activities

Unit Meetings Tonight.
Unit 2, Section 4. D.. m, 143 &:
103rd ST.. room 6: Unit If. Section G.
GS Whipple ST.. Brooklyn; Unit /
Section 4. 1900 Seventh Ave: Unit >
Section 5. 8 p. m, wilkins and Inter
vale; Unit 2, Section ., $50 p. M, 206l
Bryant Ave, Bronx.
AgitprOp.
Joint meeting district agitproU
committee and section agitprop di-
rectors Thursday, May %. $50 D. m.
&c Union So.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-05-20
Socialist Fascist Unity

VIENNA G.P.S.).-T official
organ of the Austrian Communist
Party, the "Rote Fahne," reports
that in Carinjhia league of eX-
SC "--'s has been founded with a
view to assembling all those men
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-05-20
Congo Strike Crushed by Belgians

BRUSSELS 0PS).-According to
a report from Matadi in the Belgian
Congo the Negro crew of the post
steamer "LeopoldviIle" went on
strike to secure better wages and
working conditions. The authorities
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-05-20

who fought for the freedom of Car
inthia from the Yugoslavian forces
of occupation in 1919. The loe3-
of this new organization are Helm
wehr officers and commanders of
the social democratic Republican
Defense League.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-05-20
Silver Reaches New Lows in China

Capitalist reports Shanghai state that Chinese sUer uS
displaying exceptional eakneSS Quotations Shanghai and
Hongkong os Shanghai lost about ~ cents about
Hongkong taeIs haze declined This further
living China makes the liUes of the
millions the og 0retched and unbearabe fur
inensaton of class battles that throughout the
country especially the South 0U necessarily foo0.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-05-20
President Reviews Fleet for Coming War

of the American imperialis navy
shadow of Wall Street during the last twelve
will be continued off the Virginia President Hoover who
relaxing his abOr his Virginia fishing will
the battle The of the
mperiass speededup tremendously the Naval Con-
London.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-05-20
go West Young Man Starve There, Too!

The wires recorded another victim
Of capitalist prosperity when
Frank Williams, a forty-three-year-
old unemployed worker from Har-
lington, n. j., died of starvation
Friday at San Bernardino, Cali
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-05-20

Immediately took police action, the
leaders of the men were arrested
and taken on land, the remaining
strikers were threatened and intimi-
dated and new hands taken on from
shore and the strike crushed.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-05-20

fornia. Williams, who was out of
a job, liked West, but found no
work there either. He was found
unconscious in railroad yard at
Needles, Cal, having eaten practi-
cally nothing for over week.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-05-20

plans Of the French master class.
He called on the soldiers of the last
imperialist slaughter, many of them
minus arms and legs, which had
been turned into gold for the bosses,
to prepare for the defense" of
Frances colonies.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-05-20

the matter even more frankly. 1t
says: He sounds disagreeable to
French ears, but he said number
Of general truths which we would
have liked to have heard from our
government head rather than from
our neighbor." The battle of words
has already started. These war
talks are the inevitable expressions
of the intensified contradictions Of
capitalism. They usually precede
the battle Of arms.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-05-20
Flogging Workers.

BOMBAY, May 19.-In Sholapur,
where heavy concentration of Bri-
fish troops has regained the town
after it was in possession of the
demonstrators for several days,
flogging of Indian textile workers
and others is being conducted.
Hundreds of arrests are taking
place. The troops raid surrounding
villages and arrest those they think
took part in the recent uprising.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-05-20
France and Italy Exchange War Cries

PARIS, May 19.-Mussolini
breathed fire at Florence Saturday,
uttering an ugly war cry particu-
larly directed against France. To-
day some French capitalist papers
answered the fascist chief in no less
ugly tone. Populaire called Mus
solini little man who can stand
on his toes and look bigger and raise
MS voice and sound fiercer, but he
is still ridiculous" lie Figaro put
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-05-20
CONTRACTED ENGINEERS
ARRIVE -

LENINGRAD.-A contingent of
so American engineers from the De-
troit Ford plant arrived here on
their way to the tractor plant at
Stalingrad.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-05-20
Rotten Tactics.


The tactic of "filling the jails" is
known in America, being advocated
by the I.W.W. during its free speech
and anti-criminal syndicalism law
drive.
1t worked, to some extent, as an
agitational measure, particularly in
small towns, where the struggle was
just beginning. When the fight got
serious, and the whole power of the
state was thrown against the work.
ers, it acted merely as an automatic
trap to draw out of the organiza-
tional field and into the prisons all
active members. When the prisons
were full, the authorities built bull
pens.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-05-20
100 More Arrested.

BOMBAY, India, May 19,-The
Gandhi demonstrators here contin-
ued childish prisoners base"
game with the police over the week
end. Hundreds gathered to sit
spinning yarn just outside the wire
fence surrounding the official salt
piles in the northeastern end of
Bombay island. When policeman
would look elsewhere, several would
dart in and grab a handful or a
cap full of salt. The greatest good
humor prevailed.
But the police arrested $50 during
Saturday and Sunday, and then this
morning drove all away from the
vicinity, and arrested 100 more.
The Gandhi followers regard this
as great victory, their plan being
to fill the jails.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-05-20

Fight for the seven-hour day,
five-day week.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-05-20

Forward to Mass Conference
Against Unemnloyment. Chicago
July 9TH
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-28

''Dobre rano, Pan Bob daj, ce-
II den nam pomahaj."
"Ja a dunn mnj sllziti budeme
Hospodinu.'' (
''Boh laska jest, kdo v lasce
prebyva, v Bohu prebyva Bah
v men," .., '~@#
A tie krasne podusky, obliecky
ma vank1se, prikryvadla ma piano
ma kasne! O, name my al tu
Amerike vel'kG bohatstvo w.
siviek, ktore slovenske majstrov-
ske ruky zhotoviIy, aby SINE tax
nasim umenim domy svoje oboha-
hatili a pristrojili Preto bud'me
hrdi ma mas narod; bud'me pove-
domi, ze ked' mas narod bol al
chudobny, ale ma umelcov ma
vysivanie pocet hodny a dokaze-
me 81 v bud1cnosti, re my Slova-
ci sme al inom umeni sposobni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-28

postovou poukazkou, vystavenou
ma Commissioner of Naturaliza-
ton, Washington, D. Co. Tdto
poukazku treba prilczit' k zia-
dosti. K ziadosti treba d 'alej pri-
lozit dive podobizne ziadatel 'ove,
a ak prisiel ziadatel' po /. jdli
1923, al identifikaeny lfstok. O.
patrny ziadatel neopomine 81 "a
znamenat' cislo svojho ''prv5ho
papieru", datum, kedy tento do
kument boil vystaveny, sud, ktory
no vydal, ako al cislo svojho iden-
tifikacneho hstku.
ZiadateP dostane neskorsie u
povedomie o tom, kedy a kade sa
ma dostavit' k prvemu "vypocu-
thu" cize zk1ske. X tomuto vyslu-
chu musia sa dostavit' al obaja
svedkovia ziadatel'ovi. Ak sti tito
svedkovia natura ralizovanymi OBJ
canmi, musia 50 sebou priniest'
svoje naturalizacne papiere. Zia-
datel' musi sa podrobit' zklske z
>anglickej reel a musi preukazat
svoju znalost' dejin a ustavy
Spojenych Statov. Musi sa tiez
vedet' podpisat' ma svojej ziado-
sti. Ak zisti vysetrujuci 1radnik,
re znalosti ziadatel owe su nedo-
stacuj1cimi, poskytne mu prllezi-
tost' podrobit' sa novel zk1ske
neskorsie. Svedkovia ziadatel owl
musia dosvedcit' re ziadatel' je
clovekom bezuhonneho charak-
teru a ze zije Spojenych Sta
toch zakonom predpisanu lehotu
Ak su vedomosti ziadatePove a.
vypovede jeho svedkov uspokoju.
ce, moze 81 ziadatel' podat' zia.
dost' obcianstvo. Poplatok "a tt
to ziadost' je 10 dollarov. Memo
cudzincovho je potion vystavent
ma verejnom mieste "a dobu 9(
dn1, ably tax kazdy, kto by vedel
o dajakej pricine, preco by Gu
dzincovi americke obcianstvo ne
malo byt' udelene, mohol o ton
upovedomit' prlslusne i1rady. Pt
pominutl tychto 80 dni je cudzi
nee predvolany k svojmu konec
nemu vysluchu. Ak sa odbyva Wy
sluch pri niektorom federalnon
snde, ME je zpravidla vyzado
vane, ably svedkovia ziadatel 'ov
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-28

sa opat dostavili. Ak sa vsak W.
potutie kona pri statnom side,
musia svedkovia prjst so ziada-
tePem; to iste plati federalnych
sidoch len v niektorych miestach.
Ak vyhovie ziadatel' pri tomto o.
statnom vypocuti vsetkym pozia-
davkam naturalizacneho zakona
spojenych Statov, udeli mu sud
americke obcianstvo, ked' no boil
predtym podrobil prisahe verno-
sti Spojenym Station. Ma niekto-
rych miestach dostane ziadatel'
svoj obeiansky list hned' zaraz,
ale vo vel'kych miestach, kde
mnoho stol cudzincov sa uchadza
obcianstvo v jednaky cas-, sd ma
turalizacne certifikaty zasielane
zladatel ON iba po niekol'ko tyz-
dnoch.
Slobodne zeny, vdovy, zeny roz-
vedene, ako al zeny, vydate "a
muzov, ktori ME su americkymi
obcanmi, musia sa uchadzat' O
americke obcianstvo tym istym
sposobom ako muzia, teda sposo-
bonn, opisanym tomto clanku.
Manzelky americkych obcanov
nepotrebujl ''prveho papieru' a
m6zu ziadat' americke obcian-
stvo uz rok pc svojom prichode
do spojenych Statov. Pri svojej
ziadosti druhy obciansky papier
musia podujimat' vsetky kroky
ktore sme tomto clanku spome-
null.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-28
AKO SA STAT OBGANOM
SPOJENYCH STATOV
FILLS.
II. "Druhy papier'
|. Kto m0ze ziadat' O "druhy

l. ktO mOZe zladat' 'druhy
papier?" Kazdy cudzinec, ktory
prekrocil 21-ty rok svojho veku,
moze podat' ziadost' americke
obcianstvo, t. j. t. Nv. "druhy
papier'. Moze tax ucinit' maj
skorsie "a diva roxy a najneskor-
Sic "a sedem rokov po vyt'ahnuti
"prv6hc' papieru". ziadatep musi
| byvat' V Spojen[ch Statoch ne
pretrhnute pat rol1ov pred poda-
MIN svojej ziadosti obcianstvo.
Nepretrhnuty pobyt znamena
tomto pripade to, ze cudzinec sa
nikdy nevzdialil 20 Spojenych
Statov na dlhsiu dobu nez sest'
mesiacov a iba vo vynimocnych
pripadoch ma dlhsiu dobu ako je-
don rok. Pred podanim ziadosti
musi ziadatel' byvat' najmenej
Sest' mesiacov tom okrese, V
ktorom svoju ziadost' podava.
2. o svedkoch. kazdy ziadatel'
o obcianstvo musl priviest' "a
svedkov dvoch americkych obca-
nov bezhonneho charakteru. Ak
I'll ziadateP ostatnych pat rokov
=, pred.podanlm svojej ziadosti ma
niekol'kych roznych miestach a
nemoze pre- tt. pricinu priviest
iba dvoch svedkov, ktori by ho
J. boil cely ten cas- poznali, musi 81
!, zadovazit' dvoeh svedkov z kaz
, deho miesta, kde byval. Svedko.
via toho miesta, kde ziadatel
podava svoju ziadost', musia 1st'
so ziadatelom k sudu, ostatni
svedkovia mozu vSak slozit' svoje
svedectva vo forme affidavitov u
naturalizacneEo vysetrovatel a
tam, kde sami ziju. Svedkami
: m6zu byt' amcrickf cbcania a:
q americke obcianky; v podakto,
rych mestdch sud nepripuSt "a k
: svedectvu blizkych pribuznych -
ako manzela, manzelku, rodicov
q atd' -. ziadatel' a, hoci ma inych
miestach MET proti tymto sved.
: kom ziadnych namietok. Niektort
study vyzaduj1, ably svedok bo]
: najmenej % rokov stary. Vzhl "a.
: dom ma tietC rome poziadavky
a bude dobre, ably sd ziadatel c
e mich vopred u naturalizacneho Wy
/, Setrovatel informoval. Ide tu
e teda najma o tie poziadavky
y ktorym ziadatel' musl vyhovet' ,
: tom okrese, ktorom byva.
y 3. Pravidla, ktorymi sa ziadatel
Il musi riadit'. Ziadcst' o "druhj
papier' treba podat' ma formula
Il ri els. A 2214. Tento formula1
y mono dostat' Ma najblizsom ma
turalizaenom trade, alebo u sud
neho klerka. Cudzinec musi Wy
plnit' ziadost' podl "a predpisov
uvedenych ma stvrtej strane for
mulara, a zaslat' jul dovedna I
. "prvym papierom' naturalizae
. nemu riaditeI 'ovi toho. okresu, ,
:, ktorom byva. Az do 1. julia 1931
= musf kazdy ziadatel' O "druhJ
, papier'' pred vyplnenym formu
, lara els. A 2214 zaplatit' pat dol
larovy poplatok "a vystavenie t
Nv. preukazu 0 prichode (Eertifi
4. cate of ArrivaD; tato poziadavk;
n bude sa mace yzt' 'ahovat' na mno
.. hych cudzincov este niekol'ko ro
y. kov# po spomenutomI datume, pre-
d toze pocina JUG iba dnom 1. jul
Ia 1929 musl kazdv cudzinec zapla
': tit tychto pat dollarov uH pr
ii, ziadosti ''prvv jajier" pre-
tymto dilom vobec ziaden popla
i tok nebol vyberany. Ziadatel' mt
81 syojich pat dollaroy zasls
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-28

- veeerne Citanie je dobre e.
TAME. Budete mat neho osoh.
Knizka stoji len $1.o0 mako via.
zana a $1.25 tvrdo viazana. Kupte
81 ju teraz a citajte "a dlhych zim.
nych vecerov. v redakcii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-28

poznaJ sam Seba!- Egypt anna
sa ueili tieto m1dre vyznamne
slova cudzinci, ktori ich citali,
dobre 81 ich zapamatali. A ako je
uzitocne elovekovi poznat' seba.
tym potrebnejsie je, ably elovek
poznal svoj rod, narod, jeho hi
storiu, zvyky, piesne a umenie.
ia myslim, ze bolo by uzitocne,
keby ma nasfch narodnych verej-
nych. budovach napisane boly slo-
va: "Slovaku, poznaj sam seba!".
Lebo jestli sam seba Slovak nepo-
Una, akoze m6ze ocakavat', aby
no ini poznali? Tedy ulohou ma
Sou mech bude: chceme sa poznat'
co sme, co name Co mozeme!
Ably sme poznali seba, to vyza-
duje Cd mas, aby SINE sa poucovali
a vzdelavali ci skole alebo do
ma. Lebo ME vsetci nadobudnu 81
vzdelanosti v skole. Mnohi sa
vzdelavaj1 donna dobrymi caso-
pismi, poucnymi knihami a tiez
kult1rnymi umeleckymi pred
naskami. S l'dtost'ou musime po-
vedat', re ME je mnoho tych, kto-
ri sa knihami zaoberaju a Ease
zriedkave mavame taketo predna-
Sky, na ktorych by sme sa poucili,
obodrili povzbudili.
My Slovaci dobre vireme, zc a.
ko na mas narod inc narody no.
vorily. Jedni hovorili mas, ze
sme narod holubici; I'M hovorili,
re SINE niclm; Mad ari hovorili, re
"Slovaci sd sprostaci' sami ne
prebudeni Slovaci mysleli, ze su
len na to suci, ably slnzili trpeli.
Priznat' sa musime, re mnohom
SINE ostali nazadku, ale name
pravdive dokazy, ze Slovaci V
pudovom umeni prevysujii inc
vzdelanejsie narody. Kym GrGci
vynikali socharstvom, Rimani "a
konodarstvom, Cinani rezbar-
stvom slonoviny, Egypt 'ania STAY
bou pyramid, Rusi kozusnictvom,
Perzania tkanim kobercov, Ang-
licania obchodom, Taliani spevac-
tvo1n, Mad 'ari tancom, NeIfci
priemyslom, Cesi hudbou - "a
tiaP Slovaci vynikajd vysivkami
prevysujd tymto umenim vse-
tky narody. A ia 81 dovol 'ujem
povedat', re najvynikavejsie slo,
venske umenie sn - vysivky.
V jednej nasej narodnej piesni
spievame: "Kde Slovenka .jedna
byva, spevom kraj ten sd ozyva"
Ale ia to premenim, re '''Kde Slo,
venka jedna .byva, tam usilovne
vysfva". To je charakteristickt
pri Slovakoch, zaoberat' sa w.
sivkami. A MET sa comu cudovat'
ved' Pan Bob postavil Slovakov
do krasneho kraja, ktory ovence.
ny je prirodnymi vencami MAZE
statnej Tatry, Marty a Fairy
Slovaci zijdc utiahnuto vo svo
jich dedinkach, 'inSpirovani ba
. jecnymi, malebnymi prirodnym
krasami h6r, hajov, dolin, rovin
potokov a rick zaodievali sa ume
leckymi krojami a Slovenky O.
zdobovaly a obohacovaly svojt
chudobne chyzky bohatstvon
pudskeho umenia, vysivkami. Ot
Holica az pc Uzhorod; cd Duna
ia az po Javorinu, co tam bohat
stva vysiviek a krojov!
Kazda slovenska stolica N;
svoj kroj. Ba kazda dedinka m;
svoju vlastnu pestrotu odchyl
ku vo vysivkach. Ked' by SINE
sli domacnosti do domacnost
ma Slovensku, videli by SINE, u
kazdy dom je take male muzeum
Uvideli by SINE kozuchy, rucniky
satky, uteraky, obrusy prikryva
dla, zasterky, saty, zaclony, cer
ce a rozlicnt vysivky rozneho OF
sahu a veku. Tam by sme nasl
vysivky, ktore prastara matk
vysivala a tiez co jej vnucka Wy
silva - dnes.
Aky barvisty, krasny oku Ia
hodiaci pohl'ad lie to. ma ilepSi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-28

dlhe- zapletene vrkoce v mich
krasne stuzky. Ma bl1zkach kra-
sne vysivane oplecka. Mladenci
nosia vysivane nohavice, vesty, ci-
frovane cizmy a "a klobukom ko-
hutie pero alebo pero z pava ale
DO vonaeku Cd milej. Zenske oble-
ky sd obycajne pristrojene O.
zdobene krasnymi vysivkami.
Kto mas by chcel obdivovat'
umeleck1 pracu nasich sloven-
skych diev zien, najlepsie by
mohol vidiet' ma narodnych slav-
nostiach v Cesko-Slovenskej re-
rpub]ike. Tie vselijakou barvou Wy
sivane kroje su ako mal'ovane O.
kna vo vel'kej katedrale: je to
bajeeny pohl'ad ma taky zivy
Pudsky obraz, ktoy 81 sam jedno-
druchy l'ud pristrojil. Me pre-
darmo cudz1 navstevnici jasaj1,
nevedia sa prenacudovat', navy
pytovat', re kde to ten chudobny
a neznamy svetu slovensky Pud
wal? Hl'a, ma IA to dar od Bo-
ha a ten dar cd detinstva uziva.
Dievcence este len husy pasu, a
uz vysivajd!
Ked' som bol minuleho roku V
starej vlasti, navstivil som ME
ktore vyznamne muzea, menovite
v Parlzi, Prahe, 'BudapeSti, V
Bratislave, v Turcianskom Sv.
MARITIME a indie. V tychto muzeach
sn vselijake zaujimave a velmi
pamatne veci. Ale najviac moju
pozornost' up1talo bohatstvo,
krasa vysiviek v muzeu Turc.
Sv. MARITIME, akeho som nikde in
de nevidel. Malokto 81 vslmal bo-
hatstva vysiviek naSej otciny, az
ked +. 1887 bola vystava vySi-
viek V Turc. Sv. Martine, na kto-
ri posnasane boly starodavne a
moderne umelecke vysivky a kro-
, je. Vel 'ka zasoba vysiviek bola
martinsk6mu muzeu darovana, a
casu ma cas- pridavana, takzc te,
raz je tam tax vel 'ka zasoba a
bohatstvo vysiviek, re keby ich
chceli rozlozit', potrebovali by
: dvakrat tax vel 'ku muzejnu bu.
= dovu, ak1 maju
Skoda len, .ze. o nasich -sloven
skych vysivkach svet ME je obo
znameny lepsie. Dobre rozchyren{
vystavy vysiviek by rozniesly {
mich chyr po sirom svete. Lebe
bohuzial' krasy modrocervene,
barvy slovenskych vysiviek trait
ly sa hynuly "a dlhe roxy GU
dzom mori, alebo zname boly poo
cudzim menom. Lebo "a stare.
vlady Mad'ari, Nemci a zvlastt
!, zidia skupovali, predavali alebt
DOdrzali si ich a chl1bili sa MIN
ako svojim umen1m a bohatstvom
, Najprvsfmi rozSirovatel'mi vysi
viek boly nase jednoduche zeny
al to V obmedzenej miere. Az ked
mas Pud spozoroval,- re ako prie
kupnici bohatll 70 slovenskycl
vysiviek, zacal sa prebudzat' vi
diet svoje drahe poklady. Konec
ne sam Hud chytil sa obchodu
> vysivkami, a po narodnom oslo
bodeni zpod Mad'arov, zacal 81
citit' vol'nejSie a byt hrdsl z;
svoj narod "a jeho umenie. Tai
:, dnes na Slovensku name sorga
nizovane niekorko spolkov k Wy
stave a k rozpredaju vysiviek
menovite "Lipu' V Turc. Sy
. MARITIME, "Detvana v Bratislav
:. a cele skladiska v Piest 'anoch,
'" Trnave, v Ziline indie. V Brati
: slavskej a Nitrianskej zupe sria
:: dene s1 take spolocnosti vysivkc
We, kde ma sta sta zien a diey
cat ustavicne pracuje na strojoc
a rukami vysiva. Zatial' Ease in
= chodia dediny ma dedinu a pre-
davaju alebo do skladov odnass
jn. Slovenske vysivky s1 zname
:. Mad 'arsku, " Rak1sku, ,Nemeckl
: Juhoslavii,s Rumunsku, vo Frar
- cuzsku, V Anglicku, ba v Amer