davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-22
20 SLOW. AMERIKY.

V dnoch Is. a Is. augusta Slo-
vaci a Slaviani vo Freeland, Pa.
mali zvlastnu slavnost': zlate ju-
bileum prichodu Slovakov do to-
no mesta a 4O-rocne jubileum "a
lozenia tamojsfch slovenskych O.
sad a spolkov. Slavnosti sa zd-
eastnilo cel4 mesto, ba i Ameri-
cka Legia.
Vo Freeland, Pa. zalozena bola
prva SLOW. ev. cirkev v Amerike,
tam zalozena bola j Slov. Ev. jed
nota a jedcn z najprvsich Odbo'
row Mar. SLOW. Spolku. Prvy Slo.
yak sa tam dost 'ahoval Michal
Zemany, ktory do Ameriky pri-
siel 1873 a do Freelandu 1880
a teraz ma 81 rokov. / on bral L.
cast ma oslavach, ktore boly vep-
kolepe.
v Scrantone odbyva sa kon'
vencia Resiedky Obrany. Tdto Be.
siedku zalozil neb. redaktor Ka'
rol Stiasny. Je to dopisovater.
sky krdzok,, ktore clenstvo skladd
81 po 25c ma vzajomne podporo'
vanie sa.
International Institute of Edu
cation vybral slovenskeho studen
ia Pavla NJ. Ursina "a jednoho ,
americkyeh studentov, ktory bu
de studovat' ma Karlovej univer
zitt v Prahe "a jeden rok zdarma
V minulom roku studovala 81
Ol'ga Husekova. ID
"Slovensky Hlasnik" dosta
kabelogram, 5e Rev. Ruppeldt, &
radny poslanec generAlnej SLOW
ev. cirkve na Slovensku, dojd,
do Ameriky 18. septembra. Rev
Ruppeldt bude predn4sat' po slo
vensktch evanj. cirkvAch ameri
ckych o krajovej cirkvi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-22

zili, ked' zili Rimania. ked' ne
bolo este poeut' 0 Anglicanoch, o
Franc1zoch mnohych inych
dnesnych narodoch. Dali sme mno
no vel'kych synov narodom, ktc-
re mas "a to hrd1sily. My sme ne
dostali vel'kych muzov cd cu-
dzlch narodov mimo sv. Cyrilla a
Methoda Gale al ii boil Slaviani).
Ones sa name najviac starat' o
to, ably nasi synovia znali, ze sti
synami nasimi a ze maju sl1zit
svojmu narodu. I Bob prikazuje,
ably kazdy Dol vernym svojmu
narodu, ably pracoval "a svojet'
slovami: "Cti otca svojho ma
tku svoju". A vyzyval rodicov,
ably nedovolili svojim det'om vstu
povat' do neslovenskych spolkov.
Nemusia vstupovat' len do Je-
dnoty, prenho mozu vstupovat
do ktorejkol'vek slovenskej Or
ganizacie, len mech je slovenska
- lebo ufa, ze kedysi predsa len
tie organizacie nase sa spoja V
jedno vel'ke mocne teleso.
Potion yystnpily ma javisko
clenkyne Oltarneho a Ruzencove-
no Spolku cd osady Sv. Cyrilla a
Methoda, ktore zaspievaly jednu
nabozn1 piesen. Ia tym Rev. Be-
gala srdecnymi slovami pod'ako-
val hi. tradnikom i vsetkym Gi-
novnikom host 'om a po zaspie-
vanf slovenskej hymny "Hej, SIo-
vaci", pamatna slavnost sa skon-
ella.
Vvbor oslavy srdecne d 'akuje
tiez vsetkym pritomnym ma osla-
We, ako al cinovnikom einov-
nickam, ze sa prieinily, aby sa ia
to oslava vydarila.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-22
GO00 RoBOTNfKOV
JE TU BEZ ROBOTY

Cenzusna hradovha sdeluje, ze
v Mahoning okrese bolo g.. aprlla
5,955 robotnfkov celkom bez pra-
ce, ktori hi 'adali robotu, ale ju
nemohli dostat'. Do tohto poctu
ME sd zahrnute tisice robotnlkov,
ktori pracujl den-dva alebo tri
do tyzdna, ami taxi, ktori s1 ne
mocni alebo nechcd pracovat'. q
tohto poctu Youngstowne bolo
4,516 robotnfkov celkom bez pra-
ce, Campbell 435 Struthers
l8O.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-22
HROZNOVA STAVA
BUDE AKIsTE PREDAVANA

Pestovatelia hrozna V Califor-
Mi yyjednavajd $ vladou, ably i'm
bolo dovolene vyrabat' a preda-
vat domacnostiam koncentrova-
MI hroznovu st'avu ma vyrobu vi
na pre- domacu spotrebu. Vyjed-
navanie pokrocilo uz tax dale
ko, ze predaj st'avy je uz skoro
zaistenE americke domacnosti
budd S dovolenim vlady robit' 81
vino. Ked' toto dovolenie bude
dane, nezabudneme ozndmit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-22
BISKUP MRZENA
Boil UvxZNENY

Rev. Karol Mrzena, biskup 6es-
koslovenskej cirkvi " Amerike,
Dol v New Yorku odsddeny fede-
ralnym sddom ma jeden rok do
vSzenia preto, ze svojim podria-
denym khazom k6zal vyberat'
Wac vina, nezi potrebovali k o.
bradom Mrzena potion tym
vfnom robil obchod. Pc odsedenf
trestu, Mrzena bude pravdepo-
dobne deportovany ako neziad1c-
ny Guidance. .'a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-22
FALosNf $50 BANKOvKY
TUNA Y OBEHU

v poslednych paru dnoch po-
licia zistila, ze sI tn v obehu fa-
loSn6 $40 bankovky. Jeden
chap Dol vo Warren chyteny,
ktory v Youngstowne zamenil
falosnd dvadsiatku pri kupovani
gasolinu. Chap sa vyhovdral, ze
ju sam dostal a ze neznal, ze je
falosnA. Viacere obchody ozna-
nily, ze dostaly falosne dvadsia-
tky cd svojich kosttmerov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-22

|
svojej organizacie Rano kaz-
dom chrame sliZena bola sv. ON
ga "a zivtch clenov tlenkyne
spolkov a povedane boly kazne o
Jednote a veGer Dol v skole osady
Sv. Cyrilla Methoda banket "a
pritomnosti hi. uradnikov An
dreja Noyaka Jana Sabola, du-
chovnych, zastupcov spolkov a
pocetnych hosti. Sien skoly bola
krasne ozdobena zaplnena no.
st'mi. Ma javisku ovenceny DO:
obraz zakladatepa Jednoty, Ste
fana Furdeka stoly vkusne IL
pravene a okraslene kvetinami.
Banket zapoeaty Dol amerckou
hymnou Star Spangled Ban
ner'', ktord spievalo obecenstvo
"a doprevodu tria, p. Juraja Krl-
spinskeho, ktory hral na husliach l.,
p. Juraja Martinko, eelistu a pi.
Amy Pekareikovej, pianistky.
Pc odspievani hymny p. Jozef
Martinko, predseda jubilejneho
vyboru pozdravil pritomnych O.
| slovenfm "Pochvalen bud Pan
Jezis Kristus!' a peknou recou
vysvetlil vyznam oslavy. Potion
poziadal Rev. Jana NJ. Liscinske-
ho, miestneho duchovneho, ably
predriekal modlitbu X spoloenej
veceri.
Pc bohatej ve6eri, pocas kto-
rej trio vyhravalo slovenske trav
nice a narodne piesne, p. Martin
ko poziadal Rev. Stefana Begal-
lu, duchovneho 20 Struthers, aby
viedol reenicky program.
Prve vystdpily tri male diev-
Satka z Cisla %. P. o. IKSZJ.,
Spolku Sv. Heleny, ktorych
jedna, dcerka pani Kubinovej,
predniesla krasne blahozelanie.
Dieveatka potom odovzdaly v
! meme svojho spolku kos zivych
| kvetin.
Nasledovala pani Maria c. Sill
| kova, hi. dctovnfeka l. K. s. z.
j., ktora predniesla vyznamnti
| rec o |. X. S. j. a vyzyvala rodi-
Gov, ably sa starali svoju mia
| dez, V ktorej je nasa buddcnost', :,
ably svoje dietky davali do jed
| noty, v ktorej ST nielen poistene
| ma zivot, ale al zachovane pre-
| cirkev a narod. Tiez odovzdala
kos krasnych zivych kvetin.
Toastmajster Rev. {Begalla po-
tom predstavil Rev.'J M. Liscin-
skeho, jednoho Z tych knazov,
ktori sa zasldzii 0 Jednotu a ma
rod. Rev. Liscinsky d'akoval hi.
Gradn{kom vsetkym host'om "a
| pritomnost' ma tejto oslave a po-
tom v dlhsej reti poukazal ma
pokrok americkych Slovakov.
Jednota ma dobre clenstvo a
vzrastla, lebo konala svoju po-
vinnost'. Bob zehnal americkych
Slovakov "a vernost' k menu,
d'akujme mu, lie SINE sa dozili
tohto jubileumu a urobili takt po
krok malo inteligenciou. Prisli
SINE sem bez skolenia predsa
SINE sa pozdvihli, Go je d6kaz, ze
SINE Bohom ma dust obdareny ma
rod. ziadal rodicov, aby vycho-
vavali svoju mladez tax, zeby ta
kracala v ich sl'apajach TAX sa
dozijeme este vacsieho pokroku.
Nasledoval Mattel Mraz, ktorf
hovoril 0 vynikajdcom postaveni
x. j. jej zodpovednostiach Y
narode. Vyzdvihnul vyznam siro.
tfnca Jednoty, blahozelal meme
GIL. Odboru N. S. S. q sl'ubil
d'alsiu kooperaciu miestnym CT.
slam Jednoty.
| Rev. Leo RehGk OSB., zAstupca
Rev. ST. Ko6iSa, blahozelal "a osa.
du Mene Jexi5 ma Steelton q po-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-22
INDOVIA ZANECHAVAJU
BOZ IA SAMOSTATNOST

2 Indie priSla zprava, ze Ma
hatma Gandhi, vodca indickych
nacionalistickych revolucionarov
je ochotny vyjednavat' Angliou
ma zaklade autonomie. Boz ne-
odvislost' vidf vraj beznadejnym.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-22
CVIcIA oBCLANsTVo
OBRANE PRoTI PLYNoM

Y Cesko-Slovensku vo viace-
rych mestach vedene s1 naukobe-
by pre- cisilne obyvatel 'stvo, ako
sa ma branit' pred plynovym Il.
tokom v pade vojny. Sokolstvo,
hasicstvo a Cerveny Kriz kooperu-
je $ armadou cvicbach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-22
UKRADoL $1.71,
- DoSTAL Is RoKQV

Clyde Agne Toledo, O., bol
- pr&cou AZ ' Sterling, Colo. Ne
matte pehaxf, napadnul jedneAo
cloveka wal mu $1.n. Bcl ehy-
teny . odsddeny sudoom m pat
mast rokoy do vSxcnia.,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-22
Steelton porazl
Lansingvlle
Lansingvillcania museju sa teraz
chystat ma tuhy zapas o campion.
stvo Slov. Baseball Lgy.
Pfse: Michal Kornick, tai.
Nedel ne vysledky,

Nedel'ne vysledky.
Hillcrests 10, St. Stephens 2.
Steelton 6, Lansingville 2.
Horvati 9, Mad'ari 4 (hra pri-
sndena Mad'arom).
Struthers 3, Haselton 2 (16 j.
ningov).
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-22
Youngstowncania
Wit t'az1ni vzayodoch

Pavel a Jozef Palkovic, Frantisek
Susor q Stefan stanislav dobyi
ceny v zavodoch Kat. Sokolstva.
1b4. Venice dostal cenu "a vysivky
A. M. Palkovic znovuzvoleny.
Ma vel'kom sletc Slov. Kat. So
kolstva, ktorf sa odbyyal pri-
lezitosti konvencie min. tyzdila v
Trenton, n. J. sa nasi youngs-
townski Sokoli dobre zadrzali, le-
DO v zavodoch dobyli viacere ce-
ny. Pavel Palkovic a Jozef Pal
kovie, cvieenci V. zupy vo vys-
Som oddeleni, dosiahli 70S1a. bo-
dov gymnastike a TAX dobyli
II. cenu. Pavel Palkovic dobyl k
tomu III. cenu vo vrhani 16-fun-
tovej guile.
Frantisek Susor dobyl I. eenu
v pol mil 'ovom behu a III. cenu v
skoku ma sirku.
Stefan Stanislav dobyl dve ce-
ny pre- eatu zupy v, do ktorej
tunajsie X. Sokolstvo prisl1cha.
Stanislav a Susor dobyli este
spotoene II. cenu Y relay" behu
ma pol mile.
Gymnasticks 'zavody, verejn6
cvitenie a cely slet viedol tiez
Youngstownean, p. Jozef l.. Ma
ruskin, hlavny velitel' X. Sokol-
stva.
Ma slete cvieilo 1900 cviesncov
a cvieeniek, najvaesi pocet dosa-
vad'. PoGasie bolo vel'mi horuce,
Sokoli boil opaleni slnkom poria-
dne. Vo vyssom oddeleni zavodi-
ly tri eaty a nizsom sedem Siat.
V atletike cvicilo vyse 500 Soko-
low a Sokoliek. |r
Venice 154. X. Sokoliek Ian
singvillu dostal cenu "a rucne
prace, ktore doposlala pani An
tonia Maruskinova.
Wit AEON srdecne gratulujeme.
Ma konvencii prijate bolo, he
ked' 30-rocny I'D dosiahne GO ro-
kov veku a nema coho prispev-
ky platit', prestane ich platit' a
zostava udom organizacie. Tiez
bolo prijate, ably teraz Sbory ne
platily $1.00 "a elena ma konven-
cionalne trovy, ako v minulosti
bolo a buddcne budu platit' len
po soc ma tieto trovy.
HI. trad ma budtce tri roxy je
nssledovny: Protektor: Msgr. st.
Krasul'a New Yorku; duchovny
Rev. Stefan Panik Torrington,
Conn. spravca A. NJ. Palkovie z
Youngstown; podspravca Juraj
Kopacka Passaic; podspravky-
ia Veronika Stasik Reading.
Pa; tajomnik Michal Kudlac z
Passaic; pokladnik Jan j. Bar
tos Bethlehem, Pa; spravca do
zorcov Jozef Prdsa Milwaukee
dozorcovia Jan Drandzek Bird
geportu Jozef silica 2 Woodcliff
N. j.; dozorkyne Veronika Kala-
fut Chicago Maria Rujak z
Bethlehem; :. redaktor DIR. Gustav
Kosik; redaktor "Priatel'a Die
tok' Rev. FIR. Skutil Boonton;
velitep Michal Relax z Chicago;
podvelitel' Jan Bigos Clifton;
podvelitel'ka 81. Maria Mat 'asov
skA Pittsburgh; clenovia techn.
vyboru Jan Names z Detroit q
Jan Gazdaeka Bethlehem; ko.
misar atletiky Rev. Jan Il. York
z Philadelphia; spravca poroty
Rev. Klement Mlynarovic 8 Irdi-
ana Harbor; zapisnik poroty Rev.
NJ. J. Kallok Trentonu hi. le-
kar dr.. Peter P. Hetko z Chi
cago.
Buddca konvencia a slet bude
Y. 1898 ' Detroit, Mich.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-22

Jednoty hned' po jeho narodeni.
Ia G. 25. {. 10. NJ. O. Jedno-
ty hovoril Andrcj Adamko, kto-
ry udal, ze jeho C'islo IS. aug.
bude 39-rocnt. Precltal menoslov
zakladatel 'ov toho ('isla, ktorl k
v0li historickemu vyznamu tn po-
davame: Izidor Magda, Jan Smi-
govsky, Jan Sulik MI, Jozef Ko-
zak, Martin Andrejkovic, Jozef
Javorsky, Michal Willo, Jan Su-
lik st., Andrej Javorskt. Stefan
Smigovsky, Jan Kramar, Martin
Basista, Jozef Martinko, Jan
Hamrak, Michal Ondrusl1o, ia
kub Hradicky, Jan KaGmar, Jan
Mlinareik, Juraj Kozak, Valent
Bathor, Jozef Cihon, Jozef Sliv-
ka, Michal Ilencik, Michal $ulli.
Jakub Schmied, Jan Huraj, Jozcf
Silvia NIL, Pavel Silvia, Jakub
Willo, Michal Stefanko, Jozef
Frena, Michal Rusniak, Michal
Galvanie, Jan Zakucian, Andrej
Risz, Kazimir Schuster, Karol
Budacky, Pavel Zacharias, Sta
L
nislav Pribnlovic, Jan Danko, Jo-
zef Kaemar, Jan Prokop, JozeG
Schromofskyy. Spolu 43 tidov. G.
| 25. "a 80 rokov prijalo spolu 413
. 1dov a teraz pocituje 2S7 udov.
Rev. Stefan KociS, ktory sa
prave V nedel'u vratil 20 Sloven-
ska, povedal par SLOW 20 svojich
zk1senosti. Vyprava svatovojtes-
ska bola vsade v republike Okla
! zale vitana. Uz ma hranici ich
vital minister DIR. Gazfk, zastupca
ministra zahraniGia starucky
biskup z Prahy. V Prahe boil
tiez srdeGne vitani. Tam sl1zena
bola V historickom chrame sv.
Vita slavnostna sv. omsa to-
no chramu prevezene boly pozo-
statky sv Vojtecha do Trnavy ma
zvlastnom vlaku. V Trnave bolo
opravdu krapovske uvftanie. Tam
boil vsetci biskupi, cirkevni sve-
tski hodnostari, prezident Sloven
skej Krajiny Drobny, vysoki vo-
jenskf d6stojnfci a ce1y "23. pluk
Americkych Slovakov' 8 hudbou.
Ma stanici sa hemzil zastup maj
menej dvadsat 'tisicovy. Ma Slo-
vensku vyprava zdeastnila sa vse
tkych svatovojtesskych sldvnosti,
ako ulozenia pozostatkov sv. Voj-
techa do kaplnky Spolku Sv.
Vojtecha, odhalenia pomnika
Sasinkovi v Skalici, pomnika Rad
linskeho Kdtoch, pdte do Sa-
| stina, kde bolo vyse $4,000 rudu,
pute ma Horu Levo6sk1, passio-
vych hier Oberammergau atd'.
Clenovia vypravy boil v Rhine u
sv. Otca, ktoreho Rev. Kocis NAL
st 'astie uz druhy raz vidiet'. 20
Slovenska prinasa srdecne po.
zdravy americkym Slovakom.
Slovensky narod bude navzdy pa
matny tych obetf dolarov krvi,
ktore americki Slovaci priniesll
ma oslobodenie Slovenska. Oestu
mali vsade dobrd a st'astlive sa
vratil do kruhu svojich osadni-
kov. V North River v New Yor-
ku lod', ma ktorej sa vratili, ma
la sa srazit' v hustej hmle inou
lod'ou, com sa doeftal len tn z
novin. Potion blahoprial Jednotc
a vsetkym pracovnikom "a jei
rozkvet.
| Ia Sbor 146. T. S. j. Sokol DO
zdravil Jednotu p. Albert Smrek
vrelymi slovami.
| Ia MIN nasledoval p. Jan Sa-
Dol, hi. tajomnfk I. X. S. j., kto-
ry spomenul, ze prave dnes sIavi
svoje 37-roene narodeniny. Pan
| Sabol recnil O tom, ako sme da-
vail vel'kych muzov cudzim ma
rodom, ako davame svoje dietky
cudzim organizaciam a 0 staroby-
losti sloyenskeho naroda. Slov&ci
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-22
Stav ciat v Lige:
Hry ma nedel u:

NY 11R 310ek03 u
Steeltoncania Haseltoncanmi.
Struthescania so St. Stephens.
Inc hry ME sn ma programe.
(Dokoneenie ma 3. strane.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-03

Viewed from the standpoint of national need, the Pres
dents decision send the Root protocol to the Senate is
unfortunate The country had hoped to avoid extra
sion of Congress- expected that the short session begun
today would be devoted the necessary appropriation bills
No legislation beyond that needed accelerate public works
will aid employment. With session avoided, the
business of the country could proceed without undue worry
to regain feet Men conservative LoNCwoRTH and
SMELL showed willingness accede Muscle
Shoals in the short session that would protect business
from the peril of an extra session.
President HoovERs action appears make that
the Sevenysecond Congress will have be called together
in March the Seventrst Congress has expired
Senator BoRAH chairman of the Committee Foreign Rela
TONS welcomes the Presidents decision He is inclined
to sidetrack the protocol Disregarding Mr. HoovER's
implied suggestion that the should be brought
up the press of other business Senator BoRAH voices
bunty his assumption that the protocol would not be sent
to the Senate m the desire have disposed of
as soon as practicable" That is logical.
IL the President had desired make certain that the
League could clog the important business Of
the lame duck session easy keep the papers their
pgeonhoe for year longer He has chosen do
otherwise He has chosen let the Senate devote the
precious days the short sessionhree months that include
the Christmas holdaysto discussion of the Root protocol
The advocates of extra session. matter what their
opinion Of the protocol, hail his action gladly
Such is the dark side of the picture Let find the
brighter one. Soon or late the protocol had
a. t. hoel oa, sonira Il
alternating The temptation has been Sleep perhaps
to let it die Of hamilton Now that be ptchforked
into the open the opportunity hand to kill it, Whatever
delays may result from its unexpected entrance the egs
atve scene, whatever temporary harm anxiety it may
bring to business least there will be sigh of relief if il
is disposed of forever by the simple process of humiliation.
be done quickly then what appears be unwise
movement by President HOOVER may be regarded in future
as a stroke of political genius.
There should be question the fate of the protocol
in the Senate. Accepting would that the Senate
eating its own words 1t after deliberate consideration
and long debate that the Senate drew Reservation No. and
attached resolution which adherence
the for the League Court This reservation reads
shall render any advisory opinion except
publicly adherng
interested States and after public hearing opportunity for
hearing given State concened shall without the
United States, request advisory
opinion touching dispute question in which United
States has claims an interest"
Let say passing that adherence the League Court
under any circumstances would be dangerous adventure.
nationwide referendum that question probably would
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-03

The abOUe editorial is reprinted
from The Sun, Ne,U York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-03
Kill It.!

show that the people of the United States are as strongly
opposed joining the they joining the League
elf-and the country had "grea and solemn referen
dunn that question. But the propagandists
work and the Senate became temporarily infected with the
belief of the nternaonas and idealsts that the court
palace which the Princess of Peace lay sleeping
awaken until Uncle Sans arrival Hence the vote nearly
five years ago. adhere the with reservations the
most important of which is quoted above.
The European who the League of Nations
declined accept the of the Senate When that
announced President COOLIDGE said:
II do not intend modify position
Unless the requirements of the Senate resolution 1.-THE rervaion
by prospect of
this country adhering o the court"
Among the people the verdict the 1t gen.
orally believed that the ended and sealed But the
propagandsts easily beaten With the blessing
of the nternaona and the ideaists the Hon. ELmU RooT
went Europe effect compromise. He carried with him
formula of his own but fell before the swords of the
dpomasts Geneva Whatever effort made retain the
force of Reservation No. eliminated by that astute
British diplomat Sir CECIL HURST Whether it Sir CECIL
who wrote the protocol which Mr. RooT brought back Mr.
RooT himself, these eminent gentlemen in concert,
the protocol emascuaed the reservation 1t did mott does
not-perm the United States prohibit the submission
the court for advisory opinion of question in which
we assert we have interest We may object, but if
insist upon objection get of the court Such
withdrawal says the RootHst protocol drawn Geneva
for acceptance by the Senate in Washington wll follow
naturally without any mputation of unfriendness
willingness cooperate generally for peace and good WILL
Never had words sugar the surface gall
underneath IL should object to the submission to the
of request put forward by another Power, for an
advisory opinion the right of the United States limit
forbid immigration the ground of color the only
tain weight behind objection, under the RootHu pro-
toco would be single If did YIELD if
drawal provided for in Article hereof will follow
aly" &c. After that would the of criticism, the
accusation of sesne the deepening Of hatreds which
have tried to dspel.
Considering these things, is little wonder that the Root
protocol has stayed in its pgeonho for nearly years.
Its explosive possibilities realized by thinking
Americans. AS GEORGE WHARTON PEPPER said of it, it is
arrangement which substitutes the remedy Of withdrawal
from after the mischief has been done for the sau
tary provision which prevents the mischief from arising
Some advocates of adherence the accepted it, they
would accept almost anything get in For of these
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supporters also advocates American the
League Of Nations As Colonel HOUSE said when the Senate
passed the resolution with reservations sit that
have entered something like the League of Nations" We
had quite entered for Europe refused Reer
walton No. the only thing that saved from being
ushered into the vestibule Of the League Of Nations
the only thing that prevented the United States from
being enanged in the mesh of European political conflict.
And the Senate has decide whether shall comply
with the desires of Europe expressed in the RootHst
compact Geneva with the wishes Of the American
people.
Over and beyond the point directly issuethe accept
rejection Of the European substitute for Reservation
No. SIS the larger issue of membership in the League Court
under any circumstances Nearly five years have passed
since the Senate voted for adherence with reservations
Meanwhile the peril Of joining subsidiary of the League of
Nations Lord ROBERT CECIL called it, has diminished
Conditions for peace abroad regreably favor
able than they IN 1925; indeed many observers
in overproducon national aspirations and racial ani
mosities the making of serious trouble Seemingly peace is
talked of than thought Of There good
time for the United States join the League Its coury
this is perhaps the very time We have prob
lens, which of the machinery Geneva help
to solve The League and its thoroughly European
in character 1t is impossible separate them any
sideraton of the future
It scarcely necessary remind informed Americans Of
the relationship of the the League. created
by the League 1t is the legal adviser of the League. It's
statutes drawn with the of the League It's Judges
chosen paid and penoned under League auspices Its
supreme law the Covenant of the League. In the words
of Representative TKHA is the bureau organ, political
fundamentally, agent and of the League. is
amazing that any nation whose people rejected by majority
of 100000 proposal to the League of Nations
should still be faced with proposal the League
Court For the League is supergovernment, the
court. DAVID JAYNE HILL passed his measured judgment
on that feature of it,
judges accepted law merely
in accordance of fitness
political body is in very supergovernmnt for it does
merely declare the law which the proper business of
but makes the law by Its unreguaed action"
We might make friends for day by entering the League
Court We should make enemies for generation when the
time came-and it inevitably would come-when circum-
stances compelled to withdraw. Let keep what
friendships have abroad by refusing adhere, by
conducting only government-our ownand by giving
aid and counsel to others when do without
tangling ourselves alternating friends. When the
League Court protocol of its pigeonhole and
into the Senate chamber should meet its death. And,
make doub sure the Senate should rescnd
the resolution which Geneva rejected thus clearing the air
completely of the smoke of danger.