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FFICIAL corruption is directly reSpon-
sble for the rise of the gangster in
{ o1 os;ss:o n.. been plagued with
gangs for the past 10 years because of
the perfectly obvious fact that II you have been
taking money from a man for letting him run
Beer and whisky you can't very consistently
turn around and arrest him for murder.
There isn't any mystery about it. Chicago's
gangs got their influence and power because of
crooked politics. The only thing that will ever
make the gangs curl up and disappear Is
restoration of simple, old-fashioned honesty to
public Office ard political power.
I have been in touch with underworld condi-
tions in Chicago for years.
1 spent three years in the Chicago police de-
partment. Then an investigator for the
United States Government specializing in liquor
cases, narcotic drug cases, and corruption
the part of the Governments agents. And for
the past year I have been chief investigator
for the States attorney in Cook County.
So I've seen it all. And don't hesitate for
o second to repeat-Chicago has had its bold,
unrestricted gangs its "liquor rings its ma
chine-gun murders and all the other things of
that kind that have made such sensational
newspaper copy, simply because Chicago's poll
ticians were crooked.
The best way to explain that is to go back to
the beginning Back in 1921 the city's political
powers-that-be decided to set up a new, more
efficient system for the handling of graft.
The political boss of each ward was set up
q sort of car in his own district. The whole
town was divided up into districts for the pur-
pose of crooked deals. Each local boss had the
eay-so about who could break the law in his
district and who could not
RY that mean simply this: Suppose you
were in the business of making illegal beer
Your brewery was in such and such a ward
Well, you have to go to the political boss OF
that ward and arrange things with him. You'd
tell him what your business was and just how
big it was, and he'd tell you just how much it
would cost you to operate. Then every month
you'd pay him so much and he d see to it that
nobody bothered you.
1t was a very neat arrangement, and 1t elimi-
mated confusion and lost motion Each local
boss had his own list of right guys" and wrong
guys" He'd protect the right guys" and drive
the wrong guys" out of business
But as this improved system began to get
to operating on a big scale it called for a more
extensive organization than the boys had fig
Ored on. The ward boss political power wasn't
quite enough to keep everybody in line. Beer
runners, gamblers and keepers of disorderly
houses who couldn't get the Official o. X. for
their activities got to trying to operate anyhow
without anybody's permission.
So it became necessary for the various bosses
Do collect little strong-arm squads to maintain
brder.
Each district then, in the course of time
developed little army of its own-sluggers
who were supposed to see to it that no gambling
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nOtpeFS.
their own agreements on the side without his
knowledge. If a man wanted to open q speak
easy run a gambling house, or engage in
any other lucrative but illegal activity, he'd go,
not to the political boss. but to the head of the
strong arm squad. If they gave him the Ok,
he was all set And if the strong-arm squad
decided to put somebody out of business, that
was all there was to it.
But there wasn't any way for the politicians
to stop it. They were in it too Deep and they
were making money out Of it. So it kept on
getting bigger and bigger until finally the gangs
were running the politicians instead Of the poll
ticans running the gangs.
p IGHT here to get the picture let's back up
little. Back before prohibition there was
a man in Chicago named Jim Colcsimo. He
started out a street cleaner.
Then he started string of disorderly houses,
got rich, married a cabaret girl named Dale
Winters, and became power among the Black
Hand outfits. He had finger in most of the
South Side gambling and vice activities, and
he also made lot of money by fixing Black
Hand cases. If some italian got letter from
the Black Hand he'd go to Colosino. pay him,
and Colosimo would call off the gang.
Well, Colosimo got rich. BY 1920 he was
riding h1gn, and he got a SWelled head ana
took to high-hatting his old friends. He made
lot of enemies, and pretty soon somebody laid
for him and shot him to death.
Colosimo's place was taken by another italian,
John Torrio, who had been one of Colosimos
lieutenants. Torrio took over the organization
he'd come to Chicago from Brooklyn's famous
Three Points"-and ran it much the same way
Colosimo had. And it was just about this time
that this other business I'm speaking of began
to eVolve-the taking over of power in the
political subdivisions of the city by the strong
arm squads.
1t was also just about this time that the
underworld began to discover that prohibition
had dropped q good thing in their laps.
When the prohibition law went into effect
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Former Chicago policeman, Federal
liquor and narcotic investigator for the
States attorney in Cook County, Pat
Roche has had trained eyes on the
sOhOLc sOrdid story OF Chicago from the
beginning, and he tells It here.
The Kusko times., 1930-09-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice is hereby given that I, the undersigned. have this day been ap- pointed administrator of the estate of F. CG. G.H.>Spancer, deceased. All per sons having claims against the estate of the1s af0resaid deceased F. c. H. Spencer must present them, with proper vouchers attached, to the aforesaid administrator within six months of the date of this notice.
 Dated at eEakotna Alaska, this the 18th day of September, 1880.
 CHRIS PETERSON, Administrator of the Estate of IT the aforesaid deceased.
The Kusko times., 1930-09-20
FLAT ANDaIDITARODis

The Sea Wolf arrived Saturday with 90 sacks of mail, the last for the season.
 The body of Peter Williams, nat'y Q, we'll known 'n tke lower KuskoFwin:, is reported to nave been picked srun the water near. Akiak. Williams had been missing fer some weeks, havln:. gone On hunrlng expedition. An ir- quest will be held at Bethel.
The Kusko times., 1930-09-20
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

TO M. r. FYelShm8n, ms helfS, sue
 cessors or assigns:
 You, and each of yoou, are hereby notified that l, the undersigned, your co-owner, have expended in labor and Improvements the sum of not less than one hundred dollars for the years 1922, 1923, 1924, 1925, 1926, 1927, 1928, and 1929, upon the Mon- day Morning placer mining claim, To- cated at the ~haad of Flat creek, in Otter Precinct, :, Fourth Division, Territory of Alaska, in order to hold said claim under the provisions of Section 2324 of the Revised Statutes of the United States and the amend metns thereto concerning annual
The Kusko times., 1930-09-20
Alaska Notes,
 1 Gathered From Pefritorixl Exchaugas.,,

Up to few days ago sRo news had been received from the: Mckinley Park rangers whoiaTe out. in the wilds of Mckinley National Park try ing to solve the mystery of the disap- pearance of Tom Kenney, oiitime prospector, or,.seyerHl weekssago.
 Chiet Ranger Fritz Nyberg is in charge of the searching party, and their prolonged absence indicates that they are yet unsuccessful in the find ing of amy clue to tf1e mystery sur rounding, the oldtiner'ss disappear ance-
 Fire at Candle on Septemhac 4s which started on ths second floor of the Rohinsor& Greenherg. stcre from
The Kusko times., 1930-09-20
TAKoTNA RADIO STATION.

Radio schedules now in effect Ia kotna Radio Station:
 Week Days. Send Nulato, 7:45.a. m. Send Receive Iditarod, 8:30 a. m. Receive Fairbanks, 10:30 a. m. Send Nulato, 2::S0 p, m. Receive Fairbanks, 5 p. m.
 Sundays and Holidays. Send Nulato, 7:45 a. m. Send Nlato, 4:45 p. m. Receive Fairbanks, 5:30 p. m..
The Kusko times., 1930-09-20

Russia. In January, 1875, he was honorably discharged at Sitka from Company F, Fourth regiment of ar tillery. He was never married His will left his property to Ole J6hhson, local friend for 30 wears He was born in Kildare, freland.
The Kusko times., 1930-09-20

-ss blow torch explosion spread, due to a strong south wind, to every build ing iii the block on the west side of the street to the water front, burning every building to the ground.
 Bucket hIes saved the remaindt,. of the town. Mrs. Roust's roadhouser Harry's roadhouse, the Robinson & Greenberg store, Larson's sttre and few cabins were destroyed.
 Very little was saved. Almost all were two-story buildings The less is estimated at s100,00O.
 After being three days without medical attention, and after being carried out of the wilds by man power, Joe Fembly was drought tp to Ketchikans from Hyder a few days ago for fractured leg and is now at the Ketchikan hospital resting under the care of Dr. !. B. Beeson.
 The right. leg of the man. who was prospecting, was fractured when a big rock rolled on Ut. Heiwas in the hills ;13amiIes from Hxaer at the time. Twenty-two men were used to relay him to Hydere,where a plane picked hi mup and flew him to KetchikaH
 Maurice Healy, 91 years old, who  had been engaged in the fur business at Wrangell since 1876, died at that place few weeks ago following an illness of several weeks.
 Healy came to Alaska as soldier shory after Alaska was bought from
The Kusko times., 1930-09-20

labor upon mining claims, being the amount required to hold said mining claim for the period ending June 30, 1929.
 And if, within ninety days after the publication of this notice, you fail or refuse to contribute your propor- tion of said expenditure, namely, $25 per year for each of said years, for your one-quarter interest in said claim, as well as the cost of record ing the same, ani the costs of this advertisement, your interest in said claim will become the property of the undersigned, your co-owner, who has made the required expenditures under the terms of said Section 2324 of the Revised Statutes of the United States. Dated Flat, Alaska, Feb. 2SS 19Se.
 PAUL WABNtG,'
 Co-owner Otter PrecinctJ Fourth
 Division, Territory of Alaskas
 residin gat Flat, Alaska. First pub. April 19; last Aug -.1e.
The Kusko times., 1930-09-20

James w. Pritchett, 52 years of age, publisher of the eWrangell Sem tine for IA years, died in Vancouver, British Columba,3 a few weeks ago, from enlargement of the. spleen.
 Mr. Pritchett mad been ill for a year and a half. He was born in Fayetteville, Alabama, the son of a Confederate army officer. He was a printer and publisher from youth. Al Hardy, C6oh Inlet oldtimer and fox farmer, was drowned i'll Kusilof river few weeks ago. He and an other man were in beat near the Hardy farm when the craft eapsized. The other man was rescued.
 The largest single shot ever set off in Alaska, in which 43,000 pounds of powder was used, was recently fired by the Copper River & Northwestern Railroad, resulting inqthe. breaking of 120,000 tons of rock,
The Kusko times., 1930-09-20
ROsICRUCIAN MYSTERIES --Ans

hOSlSh JUAN M D ENlES --lA1 sincere seekers for the great truth, and power known to the ancients,,, write for the free book Light off Egypt" mailed without obligations to occult students. Librarian Ill.,, Amorc Temple, San Jose, Calf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-03
SLOVENSKY BIBLIOFIL
NIKOLAJ AGIC.
Pise: TIL. NJ. TIL.

V srdci Slovenska, V Turc. Sv.
MARITIME uz cd prevratu ticho V
llstranl 81 zije, ale tIm usiIovnej-
Sic pracuje prvy bibliofil sloven-
sky a mecen slovenskeho umenia
Nikolaj Agic.
Memo tohoto muza je siroko-
d 'aleko zname V celom Cesko- -Slo-
vensku. We'd S jeho menom sa
stretavame IA bibliofilskych kniz
nych vydaniach, ktorym Dol a je
nakladatefom a vydavatelom Je
znamy ako jedon Z najvacs1ch BIZ
bliofilov strednej Europe ma
pokon ako velkt mecen sloven-
skeho umenia a chudobnych slo-
venskych stredo- a vysoko-skola-
kov, ktorych sati, stravuje a da-
va Studovat'. Met Ia Slovensku
kultnrneho a umeleckeho podni-
ku, ktory by hmotne nepodporil.
kto NAL moznost' vidiet' jeho
0,O007svazkov1 kniznicu, bibli-
ofilsky zaviazanu - zasne, Juho-
slovanska a slovenska literattira
je takmer celia zastdpena.
Inac Nikolaj Agic je aida je-
diny, ktory sa moze pochl1bit ,,
co sa tyka starych slovenskych
knih. Stare Slovenici cd Silvana,
krmana, Mateja B6lu pocnnc, az
po dnesne spisy ma V svojej kniz-
nici! Ako znamo, Nikolai AgiG
mieni zalozit' Mattel Sloven-
skeJ - reprezentujucu kniznicu.
1ste pekny ME kazdodenny sku-
tok, ktory, pravda, bude len k
jeho cti.
Agic vynika d alej ako flo
log. Jeho "Srbskohorvatska mluv
nica'', vydana pre- nase stredn6
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-03

/. y Il y : r = E
radnfk 2 Turian, 0 veci vyprava: !:
Krkoska siel ma ryby. Ma druhom
brehu, ktory je mad'arsky, sedel
neznamy muz, ktory Krkosku vo-
lal, aby siel chytat' ma druhy
~breh, re je tam Wac ryb. Krko-
Ska neodolal svodnemu lakaniu.
Netusil, ze neznamy je agent, kto-
ry ho laka do pasce. Prechadzal
rieku a ked' sa blizil k mad ar
skemu brehu, vystdpili z krovin
ukryti mad'arski pohranicnf straz
nici, ktorych jeden vystrelil ma
Krkosku vojenskej pusky. Gu
Ia mu prestrelila brucho. Nest a.
stink padol do vody, Dol svojimi
vrahmi vytiahnuty a odvezeny ma
pripravenom voze do kasarni, kde
"a 1boziakom prisla jeho zena
Zastihla ho este pri plnom vedo-
mi. Vyrozpraval jej cely pripad
a bol potom prevezny do nemoc-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-03
Ease STRASNA POVODEN Ma
VYCH. SLOVENSKU.

VeIke dazde, ktore V ostatnom
case zurily na okoli Humenneho,
sp6sobily take rozvodnenie rieky
Ol'ky, re voda vystupila brehov
a vyliala sa do okolnych dedin a
na polia. OIL 'ka tecie cez obce no.
tariatu kosiarovskeho a notaria-
tn ohradzanskeho a deli okres
stropkovsky cd humensk6ho. Vse-
tky obce tejto oblasti leziace,
boly povodnou t'azko postihnute.
VOda vnikala do domov a ohro-
zovala nielen domace zvieractvo.
ale al Iudske zivoty. Ma vel "a
miestach ludia len S napatim vse-
tkych sill zachranili ST zivot pred
dravym zivlom. Rychtar obce Sit
nice Dol prihnavsou sa vel'kou
vodou tax ohrozeny, re sa zacal
t0plt len V OstatneJ chvlli sd
mu podarilo zachranit' sa, ked'
ho voda zaniesla ku stromu, "a
ktory sa zachytil neskorsie boil
vytiahnuty obcanmi. Rozvodnena
rieka pobrala so sebou vsetky ja-
riny, kukuricu, fazul'u, zemiaky
a kapusty SO zemou, takze polia
l1ky IL obciach s1 celkom
znivocene. V niektorych obciach
pobrala voda al vsetku 1rodu V
humnach sypkach, ba al niekto-
re hospodarske stroje odniesla i
dobytok. Takej povodne MET tu-
najsom kraji vobec pamatnika.
Je s1rne treba, ably povolane L.
rady poskytly postihnutym OBJ
clam co najrychlejsiu pomoc, le-
bo skoda ide do milionov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-03
AMERICKY SLOVAK ZAVRAz-
DENY v KRAJI.

V obci Komarovce pri kosi.
ciach objaveny boil l. sept. zlocin,
ktory neni ma Slovensku ojedine-
ly. Jeho obet 'ou stal sa americky
vyst' 'ahovalec, ktory Amerike
t'azko pracoval a sporil, ably ko-
nice zivota mohol stravit' v poko-
j vo svojej vlasti. Miesto toho "a
siahla no zlocinecka ruka.
Juraj Zamko vratil sa z Ameri-
ky lete V obci sa zacalo povra-
vat, ze 81 doniesol niekol 'ko tisic
dolarov. Tieto povesti doniesly sa
ku sluchu lupicov, ktori Zamka
prepadli. V noel ma l. sept. vniklo
do bytu Zamkovho pat chlapov,
ktori mali tvare zakryt6 ciernymi
maskami.. Dvaja mich pristupili
k Zamkovi a k jeho zene a ma
stavenymi revolvermi zvolali: Pc
maze alebo zivot Medzitym osta-
tni traja prehliadli skryne a "a
suvky, hi 'adajuc peniaze. Sedliak
zacal volat' pomoc, naco lupici
zasadili mu jeho zene niekol 'ko
ran sekerou. Straslivy zlocin boil
objaveny az rano. Sedliak a jeho
zena boil najdenf V bezvedomi so
strasnymi ranami na hlavach. Po-
nevac javili este znamky zivota,
boil dopraveni do kosickej nemoc
nice. Cetnictvo zistilo, re lupici
zmocnili sa 1000 dolarov V stodo-
larovych bankovkach, S ktorymi
bez stopy zmizli.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-03
ROZHORCENIE PROTI
TALIANSKU TRVA

V Cesko-Slovensku trva stale
rozhorcenie proti Taliansku. Maj
novsie ceske casopisy agituju "a
bojkot proti talianskym vyrob-
kom. Talianske casopisy totiz pi-
sally, ze yeas srazky juhoslovan-
skej lodi, na ktorej boil cesk1 a
pol l'skl Sokoli, s talianskou To-
d'ou, bola ma juhoslovanskej lodi
velka zranica d preto ku srazke
doslo. DokazanG ale je, ze Italian
ska lod schvalne buchla do juho-
slovanskej, pri com Sest' osob "a
hynulo. Talianske casopisy tiez
piSu, re zachraneni Cesi ukradli
ia talianskej lodi strieborne ma
cinie V Gene S., 900, ackol l'vek "a
chranenci boil strazen1 vojskom
ako daki vojenski zajatci. Tieto
talianske provokacie samozrej jme
nemozu vyvolat' lasku Cechov k
Talianom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-03

V Zaturci ,pri Turc. Sv. ,Marti.
ne boil objaveny mineralny pra-
men, ktory sa svojou povahou po-
doba pramenu karlovarskemu
Majitel pozemku Ratchet preva.
DIAL na svojich pozemkoch u ze-
leznicnej trait uz dlhsi cas- zku.
sobne vyrtby nakladom asi 200,-
600 Kcs. V hlbke 11S metrov wy
rail naraz silny luc mineralnej
vody, ktorej rezervar je akiste
vel'mi znacny. Boil uz prevedeny
chemicky rozbor tohoto mineral
neho prameIa a majitel' dava V
jeho blizkosti vystavit' diva XII
pele. Stane sa teda Zaturcie no.
vymi vyznamnymi k1pel mi slo-
venskymi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-03

znava mensiny, hoci priznava '
mad 'arskej 1radnej statistike, ze
dnes zije v Mad 'arsku 14S,123
Slovakov. Mad 'arsko vsak Mia.
ko MEDIA prav tejto silnej sloven-
skej mensiny v Mad 'arsku. Ma
d'arsky mensinovy zakon roku
1903 ME je vobec vykonavany a
v celom Mad 'arsku ME je nome
najst' ami pri s1doch, ami pri j.
nych administrativnych 1radoch
1radnikov, znalych slovenskeho
jazyka. St'aznost' konstatuje d'a-
lei, ze pre- 23,325 slovenskych
skolskych deti je celom Mad'ar-
sku len 49 sk6l, tax receneho ty-
pu 10, totiz skol, V ktorych sa po
slovensky vyucuje iba nabozen-
stvo, ale vsetky ostatn6 predme-
ty sd vyucovane jazyku mad ar
skom. V celom ad'arsku su len
dvaja :ucitelia a styria professor
Slovaci. Met tn vobec ami jedine-
no slovenskeho ucitel 'skeho dsta-
WI, ami jedinej slovenskej stred-
nej skoly. Tiez vsetky doterajsi
ziadosti Slovakov povolenie slo-
venskeho casopisu V Mad 'arsku
boly az dosial' mad 'arskymi L.
radmi odmrStene.
Prava slovenskej mensiny V
Mad 'arsku s1 vo vsetkych sme-
roch co najhorsim sposobom po-
rusovane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-03
PRECEDENT DROBNY MA OD.
CHODE?

Zda sa, ze V trade krajinskeho
prezidenta V Bratislave dojde ku
zmene. Ako bolo oznamene, kra-
Jlnsky prezident Drobny odisiel
ma dovolenu "a hranice. Jeho zdra
vie poslednej dobe ME je maj
lepsie lekari mu odporucili ma
prosty pokoj. Preto sa asi prezi-
dent Drobny rozhodne opustit
svoj 1rad. Kto pride na jeho mie-
sto, media sa dnes este povedat'
Je ale dost' mozn6, re sa krajin-
skym prezicentom stane dosavad-
ny viceprezident Orszagh. Spomi-
many je al basnik Janko Jesen-
sky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-03

skoly v prvych rokoch republi-
ky, je iste dobre znama a kriti-
kou bola vd 'acne prijata. Len
skoda, ze tento bratsky slavian-
sky jazyk sa neuci viacej ma ma
sich skolach. Precog -- Ako nam
je znamo, chysta i diferencialny
slovnik a inc prace.
Iste takato praca vyzaduje
mncho lasky, vel'kej trpezlivosti
tym va6sich hmotnych obet1. A
le Nikolaj Agie vsetko to vd'ac-
ne znasa sue 81 vedomy, re kona
pekny a zasluzny Gin.
Poznamenavam, re Nikolaj A
gic je rodom Srb. Pojal 81 "a ze-
nu Slovenku a odtiaP ia vel'ka,
neskonala laska jeho k nasmu ro-
du. Jeho vel 'kou radost'ou je,
ked' m0ze podporit' slovensk6 IL
menie. A interesantne je, re robi
to vo vel'kej tichosti, bo nechce
sa dat vyrusovat' V svojej usi-
lovnej praci, ako sa hovori: "Zby
tocnymi chvalospevmi."
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-03
VYSSIA PRIEMYSELNA SKO
LA v PRESOVE.

Mesto PreSov bolo minister
stvom vyzvane, ably postavilo dru
hi vyssiu priemyseln6 skolu, kto-
ra bola pre- Slovensko povolena
Ma zaklade planov, ktore boly
zhotovene V Prahe, vypisalo me-
sto uz ji1ni s1t'az na postavenie
novel skoly. Lehota sa skoncila
prave V tieto dni doslych SUI
t'azi vysvita, re tri miliony, kto-
re mesto urcilo na stavbu, ami z
d'aleka nestacia na krytie staveb-
neho nakladu, ktory je podl' "a maj
nizsej nabidky aspon pat million
korlin. Podl'a vsetkeho, na jasen
sa celkom iste zapocne so stavbou
skoly.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-03
o CHYSTANEJ AUTONOMII
PRE- PODKARPATsKU RUS.

0 chystanej autonomii pre- Pod
karpatsku Rus vyslovil sa guver-
ner DIR. Beskid Ia rozhovoru so
zastupcami tlace, ze prislusne po-
rady V Prahe ME sli dosiar ukon-
Gene a re sa nich v jaseni bude
pokracovat'. Konstatoval, re sa u
nasej vlady prejavuje dprimna O.
chota ( y vyhoviet povinnostiam,
mierovou smluvou voci Podkar-
patskej Rusi prevzatym, a je pre-
svedceny, re V kratkom case sa
tax stane. V d'alsom vyslovil sa
guverner, ze ami on, ami vlada ne
m6ze zakazat' predkladanie me-
morand Svazu Narodov. Memo
randa tieto su vraj celkom zby-
tocne, lebo vo veci autonomie ami
Svaz narodov nemoze mic vyko-
nat, com by sa skor nedohod-
nul nasou vladou. Pokial' ide O
jazykovy boz, guverner je pre-
svedceny, re sam zivot urobi mu
koniec. Ma "a prirodzene, ze to-
hoto boja ako vit'az vyjde smer
vel 'korusky, lebo uz V samotnej
Ukraine stale Wac ustupuje do
pozadia tax zvana ukrajinska rec
voci ruskej literarnej reci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-03
nice ' Balazskych Darmotach,
kde po operacii zomrel.
PAMKTNE DOSKY KUKUtE
NOVI.

Najvacsiemu slovenskemu spi-
sovatel'ovi novel dolby Martinovi
Kukucinovi bud1 odhalene dive
pamatne dosky, ma Slovensku a
v Juhoslavii sdcasne. Stane sa to
" jaseni. Jedna pamatna doska
bude sriadena ma dome Sell
ciach Juhoslavii, kde Martin
Kukucin naplsal svoje najkraj-
Sic dielo dom v strani'', a druha
doska bude odhalena v Turc. Sv.
MARITIME ma spisovatePovom hro-
be. Odhalenie oboch pomnikov sa
uskutocni "a 1casti slovenskych
a juhoslovanskych kulturnych Or
ganizacii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-03

s. hodinovej omsi. Tentoraz 'spie-
vala sa hymna len potichu, ked
veriaci opdst ali kostol. P6sobilo
tu akiste energicke potrestanie
predoslych spevakov NADIA arskej
hymny, ktorym krajsky sud Nj
tre nameral "a tento Gin mesaeny
zalar bezpodmienecne. Spevaci
hymny teraz boil udani s1du,
a neujdu trestu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-03
UTLACANIE SLOVAKOV v
MADARSKU PRED SUDOM
EUROPY.

Kongresu europskych mensln,
ktory bude zasadat v Zeneve, po-
dali Slovaci, zijnci v Mad'arsku,
st'aznost' do mad 'arskeho kult1r-
neho utlacania, pachaneho mad ar
skymi 1radmi.
st 'aznosti sI snesene dokladmi,
re Mad'arsko neplnf povinnosti,
ulozene mu par. So. trianonskej
mieroveJ smluvy. Mad'arsko neu-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-03
BOZ PYTLAKOV.

Pri Galante (Bratislavska) po.
l'oval lese majiteP diosegsk6hc
cukrovaru Kufner dvoma svoji
mi hajnikmi, pri com natrafili ia
dvoch pytlakov. Pytlaci postavil
sa na odpor, doslo ku vzajomnej
strel'be, ktorej Dol ,jeden py.
tlakov zastreleny, druhI t'azkc
poraneny. Hajnici tvrdia, ze Wy,
strelili sebaobrane.