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STATE OF CALIFORNIA.

COON L of' lNfEtI1Al, IS.
On this goth day Of May A. d.
1881, before me, A. o. Klein, a No
tary Public in and for the said
county and state, residing therein,
duly commissioned and sworn per-
sonally appeared j. L. WOODS,
known to me to be the person, whose
name, subscribed to the within in
strument, and acknowledged to me
that he executed the same.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have
hereunto set my hand and affixed
my official seal the day and year in
this Certificate first above written.
(SeaD A. o. KLEIN,
Notary Pubic in and for said Coun-
ty of Imperial State of California
May %, 30, June 6, l3, 20, 1881.
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FOR RENT - 4-room furnished
apartment. 753 State st. 6tf
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-04-10

menky ma zaeatky kus historic destvovania tohto
najstarsieho slovenskeho easopsu Amerike Ko NJ S.
Biek red "Brastva" pisa zaumavo ze preeo sa $50
yak Amreke' udrzal Podavame to tuna, aby i nasi
citatea zna axe tazkosti zazva slovenski novnar;
Amerke Teraz i'm e uz trocha epsie ale ami I'd aeka
tax, ako by sa svedclo. Clanok skratene podavame:
Teajsi Dennk Soyak Amerike prese cestou vemi trn
stou svoje mlados Z zaiatocnc svoho estvova
MA nasledkom nnen nesnadz nepad zahynu ako mnoh
Jeho vrstovc ma dakoya len nahode cestnyc e-
anch eaktorov kto obeoya h vznesentnu
zste Boil to bahej pamati Jan Spevak Duro Gustav
saPetrosky ku ktorym prchadzal ypom6c pr expedc
Albert Pc zvolen Goera Ceveanda prezdenta Spo
Saov nastaa velka beda ce krane ktor pritomne
prs am porovnat media Vtedy kade zayedo poucn6
kuchne kore chran robo ud pred smrou hladom ytedy
" edakcii Soraka Amcrik ladny vl Dol kazdodennym
most om Rano ked prisla posa redakc oyara obay
chvatom oeakvan nejakych penaz by moh kp
peen cheba Raj pr te opera vpado obdky kvodcr ma
staa rados vel ka Pam Marsal ho rhc sr syoo vreka
s desat mnlt nekore pri do Albert Kovae vel
mi smuny Priduc Marsallovi kaknu pred MIN 50 sloze
nym rukam prosi Gusko prosm ta a kvodrka we'd som
uz diva DIM nejedo Pan Ma ao yrecka yybral kv6dra
kory s men aobedova zahade1 poda no
hovaclmu ktorl radosou yybehnu nekok mint
hovac sa vra os kv6dra Tu trpevot opustia
ssetkych 1edakci ked no narm stpayou azykoyou DO
evkou, p spevak pyta Kovaciho "A co 81 sprawl tm
kvodrom ory 81 doa cd GUSTAV Kova odpoyedal Ale
ol som chldobn zen nec male diet rukach kora nrosa
odo NINA patak ably moh ea mea k1pit nuz da som e
celeho kv6dra.' s .% IT -
TAXI dobrosrdecn rudia vydayali slovaka Amerke,'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-04-10
CZECH MAYOROM CHICAGO.

Zvolenie Antona J. Cermaka mayora druheho
navaesieho Spojenych Statoch je zase velka
daost pre- demokratov radotna pre- saviansky zivel
Amerike Americk Cesi uz doteraz pozva uctu spolu-
obeanov americkych. Dali Amerike mnoho uGencov, u
melcov, priemyselnikov, fnan6nkov, obchodnikov, u
rstov vykonnych uradnikov. Sam Cermak Dol doteraz
predsedom rady Cook okresu do ktoreho patr vacsia
cast Chicago Je radostna udalot havne pre- bratov
Cechov, ktor tymto vit'azstvom dobyvaju ohromneho
prestidzu Amerke MET pochybnosti, ze sa popri
mich i nam Slovakom Savanom vobec dostane trochu
tel savy praktickych vysedkov lebo Cermakovi vse
tel Slaviani pomahal ako jednomu svoje krv.
Cermak e 5S-rotny Prahe rodeny Czech. Je do
bry narodovec tesk, povedomy Slavan americky Via
stenec Ia dlhe roxy Dol prominentnym sokoskym pra
covnikom. Ako 1l-roGny chlapec, pracoval
ban Illinois. Svoou vlastnou usiovnostou dosiahol
vysokeho postavenia. Toto e dokaz ze Anerike
schopny usilovny covek mose vysoko dostat Ger
maka caka teraz ohrona praca ostena Chicago Cd zlo
cinecke handy, ktora toto veke bohate mesto vyci
ciavaa erorizovala. Ais podari, Cermaka Ca
ka este vySSie postavena State kra ne w po
zerau nahho ako druheho Brennana chyrneho vodcu
deokratov Illinois, ktorsmu bo eho zivota, pra
rukou Cermak je 'premoknute mokry" preto MET
dvu ze dosta gratulaciu cd Al Smtha Smith bude mat
linosku delegaciu ste "a sebou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-04-10
toaxnn rs..ta- 5000
jenA oss apa1 len u
Banner Heating
1o3 B. 1ndianeaa Ave.
Phone 23616 -
DIVADLo zENsKfHo
KLUBU VYDARENE
Phone 2S61B

zensky Politely a Vzdelava-
jtci Klub v Youngstown zahral
v pondelok ve6er pekne divadlo
skole osady Sv. Cyrila a Methoda
Zahrany Dol zartovny kdsok ,,Kto
Edruhemu jamu kope, sam do nej
padne' a to tax podarene, ze po-
cetne obecenstyo nevychodilo 20
srdeeneho smiechu. V hire 1cinko-
vail tito znameniti herci here
cky: Jan Witkay, Zuzanna Stei-
ner, Jozef Czech, Katarina Yavor-
sky, Stefan Katros, Jozef Fecko,
pani Katrosova, Julia lfrazek,
Edward Olejnik, Maria Olejnik:
Anna Hornik, Maria Rapco a Ka-
tarina Stanovcak. Po predstaveni
Jozef Klein, MI. v meme osady "a
blahozelal duchovnemu osady.
Rev. St. Begalovi k jeha narode-
ninam a odovzdal mu kos RUIZ
penalty dar. Potom bola vesela
tanecna zabava pri hudbe osadnej
orchestra.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-04-10
cUKRovY TRUST
zALOVANY VLADOU

Vlada Spoj. Statov zadala "a
lobu proti American Sugar Re-
filming Co. 49 inym spolocno-
stiam pre- prestupenic proti-tru-
stoveho zakona a "a rozpustenic
Sugar Institutu, v ktorom bolv
vsetky tieto cukroyary sdruzent.
Vlada udava, ze cukrovary do
stavaly surovy cukor "a abnor-
maine mike ceny, ale ia lacnota
sa v cenach cukru nezjavila.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-04-10
100000 zIEN .VO FfNsKu
FROTI pKOHIBfCu

Vo Finsku. 100000 prominent
nych zien podpisalo ziadost', ably
snem zrusil prohibiciu, ktora ie
vo Finsku podporovana len fana-
tikmi 100000 bdtlegermi. zeny
zalujn, ze od kedy je v krajine
prohibicia, vrazdy sa yelmi roz-
mnozily a opilost medzi det mi a
'zenami je. IA .dennom poriadku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-04-10
PREzIDENT HOOVER
JE "A VY6OKk 1EDY

Prezident Hooser vysloyil sa Y
piatok "a udrzanie vysokej mzdy
pre- robotnictyo a prejayil spokoj-
most, ze Y tejto hospodarskcj de-
presii nebolo vseobecneho snizo-
yania miezd, ami strajkov, ami So
eialnych neporiadkoy. Je "a to.
ably vysoke mzdy nad'alej 70
staly. Nevidf dosial znakov, zeby
Y krajine panoval nejaky organi-
zoyany pohyb "a snlzenie miezd.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-04-10
SLOVENSKO BY MOHLO BYT RAJOM.

So Slovenska dolieha1 ma naSe usi stale vzdychy a
stony. Beda utrpenie, akoby boly ideom nasho Iudu
Mao potesujuceho po6ut, malo nadeje vzbudzuuceho.
Len samy narek, same zalovane same vykriky bolu a
bezradnost.
A s,ovensko by moho byt' rajom! Met druhej ia
ke nale krajny Europe, ktor by Pan Bob Dol vaGsmi
pozehnal kazdym moznym bohatstvom BohatStvom
dobreho, schopneho, usiovneho udu bohatstvom pr-
rodnych kras, bohatstvom e6ebnych pramehov bohat-
stvom dreva, kamenneho makkeho uhlia zeleznou rt-
dou, zlatom, strebron n1edou drahokamenami vodnou
sllou, mramorom, oejon1 stavebnym maeriami, zrny-
mi pasienkami drodnou podou, recnymi cestam. VSe-
tky podnienky stastnemu zivotu bahobytu su tam.
Len vediet' zaGerat mich!
Tax sa vidi, ze prave nevenle Nas vodcovia mas
tomu nenauc. Ia mad arske vlady nastavali nam tam
fabrk Mad ari Neci Zdia, ba este al bulharsky car
ale zeby sa nasi vodcova boil mali sam cd seba
to ME- Az pred vonou postavili niektore mense
podniky (vynimauc garbarne MikulaSi ktore teraz
hynu).
Pc prievrate sovenske podnikanie sa trochu podv-
ho, ale nenahrado tie ohromne ztraty ktore Sovensko
utrpelo odstahovanim mad arkch fabrik. Nenahradlo
ami tie odburane fabrky ktore 6esko-nemecky kapita
zakupi aby mohol vyrobu do Czech preniest' A preto
Tud musl vandrovat po sirom syete kuskom chleba
Nase najchudobnejsie kraje - Spis, Gemer, Orava,
Lptov mohly by byt' nabohatsimi ma Slovensku. Tam
to prrodne bohatstvo len tax vola Iu ma mattel! Tam
ST najyacsie lozska uhlia kamenneho republke tam
su rudy zelezne medene, s lesy lecebne pramene
zirne paSicnky. No, vlada repubiky, hoe kupuje
med cudzine iliony dosia nepostavila zeeznicu
k medenym zdrojom Slovensku len po najvacsich
namahach Slovenska chytila ju obmedzenym tempom
stayat Sloyenske kupee este s len zacatkoch svoho
rozvoa vyuzvanie esneho hohatstva e brzdene vyso
ky zelezncnymi tarfam Ceske tlaciarne kupuu horsi
PAPER Nemecka, ebo leps slovensky paper i'm draho
padne doyiezt'.
Slovensky penazny kapital pred vonou Dol celkom
nepatrny - sloyenske bankovnictvo ma Slovensku sa
este len zaeinao. Boy banky ale krem Slovenskej
Uvernej krem Tatry krenn Yseobecne krem Hospodar-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-04-10
BISKUP sCHREMBs
BUDE BIRMoYAT

Rt. Rev. Joseph Schrembs bude
uedeloyat' sviatost' birmovania 80
aprila rano slovenskom chrame
osady Sv. Jozefa V Newton; Falls.
Biskupe ebude birmovat' j ". Niles,
Y mad'arskoms a talianskom ko-
stole foho ,isteho dnasa q: aprfla
70 Warren v osade Sv. Jozefa. \.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-04-10
PROFESI0NALNI PODPAL,ACI
BOLI w CHYTENf

Nasa policia chytila 20 tieto
dni dvoch chlapov, proti ktorym
ma dokazy, &c podpal 'ovaly do
my a ohchodne miestnosti v me-
ste. Arestovani boil Tony Toto 10
Struthers a Patsy Prologo {.
IA Meadow st. v byvani tohto
posledneho najdene boly bonn
by, urobene dynamitu a nitro
giycerinu, akymi podpal'ovali do
my. t.t3Fa
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-04-10

ske nekolko maych, boy to banky, kontroovane Bu-
dapetou. Cd prievratu slovensky kaptal rastie Kym
pred vonou 6inl nepatrne percento, uz Gni
952755 900 Kes, t. A percent cekoveho kapitau
900 KG Nemecko- mad arsky penazny kapi
tai Slovensku cini este vzdy 1,410, 900 K6s j.
81 percent eesky pehazny kapita K6s 1905 000
"a percent, podra udania sekretaratu Svazu oven-
skych bank estl sovenskeho penazneho kapita
lu bude stupat buducnosti ufame, ze sa potom pod
nikanie slovenske zvysi.
Ale podnikaniu potrebna je odborna vedomost
vsetko mozne len to- co by Sovensku naviac osoz-
lo praktcke vedy. Este vlada hamue mas narod vo
vychove inznierskeho ekonockeho podrostu lebo do
sial nepostava nechce postavit technck kol So-
vensku.
Sovensko by naozaj noho byt' rajon. Havlieek,
oec ceskeho naroda boil nam odkaza: 'Slovac hled
zbohatnout' my este vzdy neposluchame tito dobru
radu ednotlvci no ce posluchl po prievrate prbudo
dost soyenskych mionarov ale co toho, ked tito
lonar drzia svoje mony vra svaeiarskych bankach
TAX sa narod neobohath, naopak, zchudobnel ebo eho
kaptal je mrtvy pre- neho Ces za6al nie6o znamenat
len cd casu, ako zbohatl Nemc CSR 1naj vacsi viv
ako Sovaci lebo su bohati. Vivu moc republike i
Slovac len hospodarskym zmohutncnim dosiahnu. A
ked bude Slovensko priemyselne prekvtat ked bud
prirodne zdroe bohatstva vyuzvat ma obohatene Slo
vakov, Poom mesto bedakania vyasn sa tyar Slovaka
prestane tulat syetom bude lit dostatku akeho
dosaP nepozna Ale dosiahnute toho stavu potrebna
je cieruvedoma praca vodcoy ME hasterenie sa
PREGO SA "sLOvAK v AMERIKE'- DOLL
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-04-10
Al MESTO CAMPBELL
VIDA NUDZoVE BONDY

Mestska rada v Campbell budc
mat toho piatku vecer schodzu.
na ktorej zamysl'a odhlasovat'
vydanie nldzovych bondov "a
$16,5OO. Ia tieto peniaze mesto
bude davat' pracu nudznym ne
zamestnanym,
V Yougstowne uz dostalo TO.
botu niekol 'ko chlapov ma tcnto
sposob.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-04-10
SIALENEc NAHANAL
DETI A NAPADoL SLoVAKA

Isty sialeny tlovek behal V sire
du rano bosy po ulici a kuta-
com nahanal deti a Pudi. Michal
Raranek, {. 21l2 James St.,
chcel ho odzbrojit', pricom ho
ten uderil. Dvaja policajti po-
tom sialenea chytili a zavreli do
vazenia. ..x1
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-04-10
FORD A GENERAL MOTORS
MALY HoDNY zIsK

Ford Motor Company mala V
1880. roku zisku $44, 100000, dl'a
rotnej slvahy, vydanej IA verej-
nost' po tieto dni. Hotovych pc
nazi ma tato spolotnost' $780,
100000.
General Motors Corp. mala ci-
steho zisku vlani $151, ,O9S,992 a
hotovych penazi $l79,OOO,OO0.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-04-10
PRECO SA ''SLOVAK V AMERIKE'' DOLL Il
42ROKOX

Dennik 'sSovak Amerike" yysiel 2. aprlla ma g.
stranach: oslavoval A. yyroGe svoho zalozena Boy
nom pozoruhodne >clanky pozdravy Cd Slovakov Wy
sokopostavenych Arnerikanov. Sam prezident Hoover
postal yydavatestvu svoj pozdrav. Boy nom rozpo-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-23
SHARP CUTS In WAR DEBTS
SEEN BY BANK EXPERTS
Prospect for Downward Revision Looms
Since Hoover Moratorium-See
Move in Six Months.

devastated regions and therefore fur
ther remuneration is very difficult or I'M
probable This statement is Of future
Importance for this reason. In Eu-
ropean minds it is conceivable that
Washington, during the course Of the
next IL months, may agree to offer q
reduction Of war debts. European
states receiving money from Germany
would then be expected to reduce by
similar amount what they obtain
from the Reich. What is important Is
whether any American offer may be
prefaced or conditioned by the Amer
lean request to France and other powers
receiving PREPARATIONS to make an addi-
tional sacrifice Of their reparations
proper-which would tend TO distribute
and equalize the sacrifice al around.
This may logically happen, and In
such eventuality the distance that
France notably may be able or willing
to go would become the determining
point Of the whole debt reduction ne
gotiation For these reasons the French
attitude in the next few weeks or
months toward debt PREPARATION revision
merits continuous attention, for Eu-
ropes economists, bankers and business
men are convinced this question Is now
fated to come to the fore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-23
3ritain's Champion of Empire

ready to deal But the bluff on both
sides was so good that neither side
had made oyertureS to the other A
go-between was needed, the spark to
fuse these two sets of human desires.
Collected Twice on Merger.
The young intruder got to hear of
this. CAN through his career it has
been his forte to get wind of such
opportunities and to act like lightning
FASH He went to the first bank and
asked them what they would give him
If he got the other bank to take them
over at an agreed price. They named
their price and a commission figure, but
insisted that, of course, the young man
must not approach the other bank as
from them.
Max Aiken then crossed the road
to the other bank and asked them
what they would give him If he could
get them that bank they wanted for
so much. They named commission
The deal was swung, the banks were
merged. Young Beaverbrook returned
to Canada with stake and proceeded
to SINCE the boards Of the captains
Of the financial galleons In Montreal.
His big deal was a merger of all the
Canadian cement companies. How he
went about the Job, how he played
man of against man and company
against company, bought them up
cheap and finally merged them and
sold his own interest for a huge fig
ure-and saw the price of cement
nctched up so per cent by the new
trusts too long story to ten here.
But 1t made him rich, and other VEN
lures into the field Of industrial finance
and enterprise made him richer. He
rationalized and built.
It was in 1907 that he first came
to England, mainly to sell Canadian
Industrial bonds-he had big strong
box full by this tirne-to Britishers
who were making loads of money in
world trade and seeking profitable over
seas outlets for it. Among the men
he saw with this object in view was
Bonar Law, Scottish ironmaster, high
in the hierarchy of the British Con-
sentative party.
The two men had common busi-
ness interest. Laws firm was Will
liam Jacks g. Co. of Glasgow, and
Jacks Sc Co. were agents for the Nova
Scotia Steel 81 Coal Co., one of the
concerns in which Beaverbrook was
interested. They had something more
in common. Both their fathers had
been Presbyterian ministers sent out
with church aid from Scotland to the
same Canadian province Of New Bruins
wick
Bonar Law was the source Of the
political river which Beayerbrook sub
sequently navigated with adrtotness and
aplonb. Beaverbrook had done his
Continued on Fourth Page.)
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FRENCH STAND AT GENEVA
TO DOMINATE MEETINGS
Selection of Finance Minister as Dele
gate, Instead of Premier, May Mean
Laval's Avoidance of Discussion.

in the negotiations over the Hoover
moratorium and in the conference of
Ministers which followed In London. He
Is c0nversant with Premier L.avals
views and it Is no secret that his duty
is to prevent BRAND from committing
himself in connection with any pend
ing question.
Reputation to Uphold.
Laval's political future rests on up
holding the reputation he has made
since he assumed active direction of
French foreign policy, as a result of
which France has for the first time
since the war emerged from an inter-
national conference without having
given anything away This may ex-
plain why, contrary to- earlier reports.
Laval himself is not gong to Geneva.
He fears, despite his shrewdness and
prudence, that he might be inveigled
into concessions in connection with the
ment, then on a revision of PREPARATIONS,
as foreshadowed in the Wiggin report.
Problems raised by both will be much
discussed at Geneva, but the French
hope that the discussions will remain
academic. It seems probable today that
these hopes are well founded.
The Wiggin report has been described
here as IAN explosive document" not
so much for what it says as for what
1t suggests. In any open conference
France must persist In asserting that
the doctrine of reparations is a sacred
obligation and cannot be aSsimilated
with the debts question or with repara-
tons reductions. No cabinet abandon
ing this doctrine could live.
On the other hand, France well re-
allies in the matter Of reparations as
well as in the matter of disarmament
that she and her allies stand isolated.
Italian and British pronouncements this
week have come to remind her of this.
Therefore, she realizes also that the
outcome of any conferences Will be q
demand for sacrifices on her part.
Much to Do in Berlin.
In the light of all this, Laval is in
clined to believe much can be accom-
pliShed in Berlin with Chancellor
Bruening, unhandicapped by the pres
ence o. several score delegates from va
rious countries, many of which are only
remotely interested in the matters under
consideration.
The majority Of pressing world prob
lens today are reduced in the final
analysis to reconciling opposed French
and German viewpoints. The financial
rehabilitation of Germany, for one
thing. rests in the hands of Frence
In this connection the passages in the
Wiggin report emphasizing sound for
eign and home politics as conditions for
sound finance are welcomed here as
supporting French insistence on politi-
cal conditions to any loan Disarma-
ment, for another thing, is essentially
a Franco German problem. The peace
of Europe does not depend on the grand
duchy of Luxembourg or the republic of
Andorra. 1t depends on France and
Germany.
Consequently it Is considered that
Laval and Bruening may do much use
full work. If they fail, France feels it
will be time enough then to call in
ternational conferences.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-23
TROUBLE
BY BRUCE BARTON

false assumption that life Is
normally joyous, that its prob
lens and difficulties are ex-
ceptional blemishes on an
otherwise delightful expert
ence.
THAT is not the fact. Man
Is born with no guarantee
that happiness is to be his
daily portion. Pleasure Is no
part of the life contract. Life
Is work and worry and diff
Guilty, with occasional mo-
mentS of delight. Trouble is
not acute; it is chronic.
When you once get that
idea 1t gives you a whole new
outlook. You are no longer
surprised and discouraged to
find worry in the morning
mail. You expect 1t. You say
to your secretary: Give me
the days quota Of grief at
once; let me wade into it
first"
It was one of the braveSt
speeches I had ever heard.
pass 1t on for the encourage
ment of others.
The long period of pros
perity following the war tend
ed to soften our spirits and
destroy our perspective. We
began to assume that things
would always be easy. We
were unaccuStomed to diff
culties, and some of us have
borne them none too well.
We should all do better ii
we could acquire my big
friends philosophy-to expect
less from life, and, therefore,
enjoy more whatever good
luck it gives.
To regard our blessings as
a gracious reward for what
ever courage we manage to
exhibit in the face OF trouble,
which, as he says, is chronic.
tOopyrasht, lsail