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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-08-19
F. u. And HOMEMAKERS
TO HAVE CLUB PICNIC

A joint picnic Of the Sand Greek
f. U. local and Homemakers club
viii be held on Saturday, August
81, at what is known as the Sack
EFT grove where Mr.. and Mrs. Ted
Fleenor now reside.
Mr.. Talbot is expected to speak
at this time. Ladies please bring
picnic lunch baskets and all who
can are to bring fried chicken.
Everyone welcome.
(Sand Creek correspondent
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-08-19
L~INDBERGHS HAVE SON

Another son was born on Tues
dav. Aug. 16. to Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les A. Lindbergh, at the Morrow
home in Englewood, New Jersey,
Shortly after the birth Col. Lind
bergh sent out an appeal to the
press that as little publicity as
possible be given the event. 1t is
reported that Betty Cow is to re-
turn from England to care for the
child.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-08-19

Each ballot at the primary cleo
ton in Silver Bow county cost 65
cents according to a recent report
Is per cent of the 25,4S1 register
ed voters cast ballots.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-08-19

A tropical hurricane, ranging oy-
ev 200 miles of Texas coast, re
suited in the loss of 10 lives and
injury to many. Rain drenched
rural roads were almost impass-
able.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-08-19
LADIES AID IUNCH

The ST. Paul Ladies aid will
serve a 15c lunch at the Victory
school Aug. 2S, 4 p. m. Members
please bring cake and sandwiches.
Mrs. Julius Cess.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-08-19
LOCAL MARKETS

Eggs-No. 1, 12c; No. 2, SC.
Chickens: Springers 2h to "a
12c; under "a, &c; heavy hens
SC; light hens, sc.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-08-19

dorf in the 8th.
Struck out by Garfield 8.
Struck out by Dye II.
Base on balls, by Garfield 8.
Base on balls by Dye 4.
Umpires: Flint and Ware.
Scorer: Boyde Nefzger.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-08-19
PROTEIN TESTS

or wheat in this territory run
high II 1870 to II per cent.
Buyers pay on Is base.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-08-19
PHILLIPS COUNTY

Holds it's Fair at Dodson, Aug
ust 81, %. The big feature is
the Passing Parade of 80.
Evening star., 1932-09-22
Drapery.
Specials
S2.95 to $3.50 yd.
Damasks, S1.SS

DamaskS, Sl.@
Fine quality 50-inch damasks
in 3 TO Is yd. pieces. Plain or
figured styles, % pieces in all.
$3.50 yd. Sample
Squares, &c
100 sample squares Of fine
quality damask, tapestry, velour,
etc. 26x25" size.
Sl.l5 Pillows, 79c
Only IS. Rayon pillows with
small figures in self tones Of
rust, green, or gold. Kapok
filled.
Evening star., 1932-09-22
new TARIFF is HELD
IAN ALIEN BONANZA"
Senator Vandenburg in Radio Talk
Criticizes Plan of Gov.
Roosevelt.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, September 22.-Senator
Arthur H. Vandenberg Of Michigan
charged in radio address last night
that Democratic tariff International
ism as sponsored by Gov. Franklin D.
Roosevelt would constitute an alien
bonanza"
The Michigan Senator said the
domestic market normally is worth
SOC. 900, ,000,o00 and foreign trade only
little over S6 5000 10000 He declared
Democratic tariff principles amount to
gambling ninety billion dollars against
six billions"
"Sixty-eight per cent Of the rate in
creases in the 1880 tariff act are upon
raw farm products and "a per cent
upon raw and derivative farm prod
ucts," said Senator Vandenberg. He
said the address was an answer to Gov.
Rocsevelt's speech at Seattle.
Repeal Of the tariff act would mean
repeating all chance for farm relief,
Evening star., 1932-09-22
COLD EP|DEM|CS
OCCUR IN SERIES
Similarity of "Curves" in
Widely Separated Areas
Is Noted.

Colds occur each year all over the
United States in series OF epidemics
occurring at approximately the same
time in different localities and largely
independent of local weather condi-
tions.
Such is the conclusion from Public
Health Service study of the yearly Incl
dence of respiratory diseases, based
upon reports from Government medical
oficers and their families, employees In
certain Government offices here and
college student groups in the District OF
Columbia, Massachusetts,, Maryland
Louisiana, Illinois, Utah, Arizona and
California. In all nearly 5000 persons
were included in the study.
Gold Curves" Similar.
The remarkable fact brought out was
the similarity of the cold curves" for
all these widely separated parts of the
country. 1t was found that for all the
groups examined the rates decline
rather regularly from April to about the
middle Of July or the first of August
Then for each locality they start shoot
ing up again. but there is no steady
increase during the Fall and Winter
corresponding to the steady decline
during the Spring and Summer.
Rather, 1t is pointed out in the Pub
lie Health Service report of the study
the rate of incidence shows series OF
jumps and rapid declines. From the
reports of Washington workers and
college students for the years studied
for example, it is shown that there were
five outstanding peaks. High points
were reached about the middle of jan
uary and the middle of February, sepa-
rated by sharp declines Then came
the steady decline until late in August
after which there was a steady increase
to new peak in october. There were
other peaks in November and early the
next January.
Identical Curve Shown.
But almost this identical curve was
shown in the same years, both for the
much milder climates of New Orleans
and Berkeley, Calf, and the much
severer climates of Boston and Chicago.
In New orleans, however, the season of
high prevalence began and ended
Evening star., 1932-09-22
MINERS AND OPERATORS
Reject AMENDED PACT
Peace Hope in Hooking Valley Is
Shattered as Auto of Mine
Pumper Is Stoned.

BY the Associated Press.
ATHENS, Ohio September 22-Peace
in the lately strike-ridden Hooking VAL
ley bituminous coal district of Southern
Ohio was rudely shattered yesterday
when two mine operators refused to ac-
cept Gov. George Whites amended
peace pact which only last week was
ratified by miners and operators.
Operators of a Manhattan Coal Co.
mine at Tropic posted notice that they
would pay SO a day to laborers, instead
Of the 1928 specified in the Governors
pact.
At the 267 mine of the Ohio Colleries
Co. another notice was posted, stating
the mine would not accept the amend
ed peace plan, but would operate under
the Governors original 10-point pro-
gram, announced early in the Summer,
permitting hiring of labor from outside
fields.
AS a result of the notices. an auto
mobile of John Glenn. a pumper for
the Manhattan mine, was stoned.
Evening star., 1932-09-22

slightly earlier than in the other cities.
The study led to the conclusion that
the characteristic time distribution of
the season Of high prevalence is a
series OF epidemics, each of several
weeks duration and marked off by in
tervening periods of lowered preva-
lence." In each city there were ap-
proMmately six time zones, each Of
which was characterized by an epi-
den1ic.
Evening star., 1932-09-22

because there can be surplus control
only in a protected market. We have
the same percentage share Of the worlds
trade as always, and we shall capture
our full export prosperity when there Is
world trade to capture"
Senator Vandenberg said business
revived after adjournment Of Congress
in July because business was relieved
promulgated in the Democratic House
would be permitted to impede Amer
ican recovery" He said the recovery
had been halted this month because
election news from Maine indicated
the wild schemes might be approach
ing greater power at Washington"
Evening star., 1932-09-22
S2.S4 Silk UndieS
ST

Very limited number Of step
ins, all handmade, fitted tops.
Limited number Of undies, in
cluding chemise, step-ins and
dancettes. Were Sl.S4. 7Oc
friday .................
Z brassieres Of broche, long
models with uplift swami TO-
tops; were SIC. Hc
2 girdles. IL" and IA. OF
broche with two sections of
elastic. Sizes rs and 81.
Were $4.s4 and $3.50; Ct
as Is. .... ..............
5 composites of broche with
fiat swami-top brassiere for
short figures. Two sections of
elastic. Sizes "a. 36, AZ, Ct
A. Were Sc; as Is. ...... pA
MOSES-SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-09-22
Vatican to Assist
Italy in Staging
Air Raid on Rome
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
VATICAN CITY, September
22.-The Vatican agreed yester-
day to cooperate with the Italian
government in its plan to stage
an experimental mock air raid on
Rome on September %.
The government asked the
Vatican to follow the rules for
extinguishing lights which have
been issued to the civilian popu-
lation, explaining that otherwise
Vatican City would be sighting
point" for the enemy raiders.
Cardinal Pacelli, papal secre-
tary Of state, agreed that the
Vatican would be darkened when
Rome is and also the extraterri-
torial buildings belonging to the
Vatican.
Evening star., 1932-09-22
Broadloom Carpet
osi5 psis''$ 2.ss 50. ,'.
Plain brOadloom carpet In blue,
taupe, rust, green or burgundy.
8 IT. wide, some in IL #. width.
Regular $500 yd. value. Limited
quantities.
Washable
Chenille RUGS

Can be used on either side. For
bed rooms or bath rooms. Blue.
green, taupe, rose, orchid OF
gold Not all colors in every
size. Friday only at these prices.
Evening star., 1932-09-22
Wilton Carpet
Wa. Vas SO.4S
$3.50 I'd. Ayd

IA patterns in fine quality fig-
ured wilton carpet, q inches
wide. S1a to 40 yds. to a piece.
Special for Friday.
MOSES-THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-09-22
$3.50 yd. Sample
Co,,ares HOc
Odd Curtains
Quantities Limited From 1 to 10
Pairs Of . Kind

Quantities Limited From to 10
Pairs Of Kind
2 styles, in rufiied or C1 OK
CANDY; were $2.S4... %A'>o
= s,as,: ,.,,:'' te,. in .',',ss ss's. or S1.96
s:ss ;,,';:: S., tailored nets; $1.96
. ..ss ..y';:; ST. tailored nets; S1.96
i. .,ss s,.'::; s;.s tailored nets; $1.96
i u. style; .:,,. r"''sa net; S1.96
1 style. tailored net; Ct OK
was $4.84. ............ ~A'>O
Other Odd Curtains
9 prs Irish point curtains,
were 1854. 1898
IL prs. Swiss net curtains,
were 1854. .$4.98
6 prs. ruf1ed embroidered net
curtains, were 1894. ...S4.98
prs. point Venice net curtains,
were $19.84 1887
MOSES-THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-22
More Savings for Friday
LINENS

Greatly Reduced
8 White wool filled comforters.
We're $3.75 each. Sale price.
$1.74 ea.
8 White WOOL filled comforters.
Size 72xS4. Were $500 each.
Friday .$Z.74 ca.
IL Chintz bedspreads, were $1.94
each. For clearance. -. .74c -.
II Brocaded bedspreads, were
S4.94 each. Sale price, $2.44 ea.
8 Colonial bedspreads, reduced
for clearance. e.......... .$l.24 ea.
Cannon bath towels; mans
size; regular sec grade. 3 for CSC
36 Fringed linen peasant cloths,
size 54x54. Friday only, SIC ea.
Is Pure linen crash sets, good
quality, size 52x52; 6 napkins.
Were $3.95 set. Sale price,
S1.64 Set
9-2x2-yd. White linen double
damask tablecIoths. regular $S
grade .$Z.S4 a.
1o-2x21a-yd. White linen dou-
BILE damask tablecloths; regular
$3.50 each. 1894 ca.
6 2x3-yd. White linen double
damask tablecIoths; regular
$500 each. .$4.94 ea.
Is dos. 22x22 Fine quality double
damask napkins to match table
cloths; regular S7.5o dozen.
1894 doz.
Chenille bath mats, assorted
colors. Friday only. -. .S8c "a.
Is Fine quality sheets, 63xS9.
Were $1.16 each. Sale. price,
70 Fine quality sheets, 72xss.
Were Sl.2S each. .SSc "a.
Is Fine quality sheets. Slx99.
Were Sl.37 each. .S1.08 e..
IS Candlewick beds p reads,
heavily embroidered. Single or
double bed sizes. .$2.84 "a.
IL Oregon City blankets. weight
~ lbs. Were $3.50 each. Sale
price ................. .$7.74 "a.
8 Automobile robes, all wool,
large size. Were $12.oo ca.
1894 a.
Patex dish towels (the wonder
towel, dries ; times as many
dishes As other towelx- s for S4c
Crown brand taffeta comfort
ables, two-tone corded edge.
White wool filled. A great value
At. .$5.74 ca.
Evening star., 1932-09-22
81 and SIS Kid
Gloves 81 81

Odd lot Of Ane kid gloves In vari-
oas styles and eolors. Suited to
Fan coiors.
Washable capeskin gloves, suited
70 sports or street wear. Broken
sizes and colors; reduced to $1.z4
MOSES FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-09-22
HINTON MUCH BETTER
Famous Pilot, However, May Re
main in Hospital for Some Time

The condition of Walter Hinton. noted
former naval aviator, who has been a
patient at Emergency Hospital since
September 6, as a result Of serious
heart attack, was reported today as
quite favorable" though he probably
will not be discharged from the hos
pital for some time.
Hinton was pilot of the NC-4 during
the first airplane flight across the At
lantic. He also was pilot for the
famous Rice expedition up the Amazon
and participated in other notable
flights He has been active IN ava
ton circles here for years.
Evening star., 1932-09-22
New Uplift
BraSSiereS
7SC

Made by . nationally known
manufacturer who has never
before offered his fine quality
merchandise for any less than
81. Made in the scientific uplift
style; swami, lace or Jersey.
Sizes 80 to 80 in the group.
MOSES-FIRST FLOOR
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-15
IA FATHER KOMAROM
(Priatel ska rozpomienka.) J

Ma tisfce americkych Slovakov
no znalo, ctilo a milovalo. Tych.
to vsetkych akiste ohroml zpra-
va jeho predcasnej smrti, ako
ohromila pisatel'h tMchto riad-
kov. We'd este len pred dvoma
mesiacmi poctil ma syojou milon
a vzacnou naustevou. Zavezli
SINE sa autom k nasim sloven-
skym Benediktinom v Clevelan-
de. Prezreli SINE 81 'klastor al
vyssiu skolu. To Go videl a pocul
tam, velmi zaujfmalo a tesilo
no. Nase rozpomienky zasly po-
tom az K nasim studentskym ro-
kom. A hoci je tomu uz diva a
dvadsat' rokov, predsa este i
dnes tie rozpomienky sd live,
Bolo to roku 1909. Father Ko-
mara Dol vtedy bohosloycom v
seminaru ma vychode a ia som
boil studentom Y Kollegiu Sv.
Prokopa, V Lisle, Ill. kde SINE
mali al slovensky, studentsky
krnzok Stefan Mojzes''. Pred
sedonf krlzku Dol Rev. Klcmo
Hrtanek, nateraz biskupsky rad
ca a predseda s. s. K. Father
Komara to Dol, ktoryy nas \ Lisle
nadchnul ideou, aby SINE zaeali
organizovat' nase studentstvo po
celej Amerike. As pod jeho vod.
covstyom zacali SINE vydavat, al
easopis "Mladezp. On Dol redak-
torom casopisu duSou nasho
studentskeho pohybu. On mas,
mladsich, ,odnsemoval, posmel'o-
val, a svojim prfkladom uvadzal
ma pole roduvernej prace "za
f
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-15

vieru a narod". Take dla mo.
jej skromnej mienky Father Ko.
mara ma byt' poyazovany "a pc.
vodcu organizacneho hnutia me.
dzi nasou studuj1cou mladezou v
Amerike.
Ked' som roku 1908 prisiel dc
Konegia Sy. Prokopa v Lisle, Ill
bola tam uz al newell 'ka slovenska
knihovna. Pozostavala 70 slo.
venskych knfh, ktore kollegiu
darovali Rev. P. j. Lisicky 8
Rev. A. p. Komara al so svojim
bratom Janom. % tychto knih
SINE cerpali svoje slovenske We
domosti a lasku k nasmu sloven
skemu narodu. zijdcim darcom
mech s1 "a to vrele vd'aky, a ne.
boztikovi vecna pamiatka v ma
Som narode,! Mech odpociva v
pokoji!
Rev. Stefan Kocis
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-15

lejsfch lodiach sveta, a to dina
IL. maja dina Z. j1na. A cesta
po tychto lodiach pc Bremen
Europa ma pre- 1castnikov
vypravy zvlastne vyhody, ktore
ziadna ina vyprava, ami ziadna
ina lod nemoze poskytndt', to
jest naprosto priame a najrych-
lejsie spojenie. Priamy, zvlastny
vlak zajde az priamo k lodi V
New Yorku. Tym bude vyldce-
ma costa busami alebo taxicaba-
mi, t'ahanie sa S kufrfkami atd :,
ked'ze 1castnici vypray po To-
diach Europa a Bremen prestnpia
takreceno priamo 2 .vlaku ma
LODI. A po vel mi kratkej dobe
ma mori pristane lod Bremach.
Tu Ease bez prestupovania do
busov atp., nastnpia cestujnci do
zvlastneho vlaku, ktory bude ca
kat hned' ma pieru pri lodi. A
"a kratku dobu IA hodln dojde
'vlak S vypravou bez presedania
priamo Bremen az do Prahy.
Tym odpadne prenocovanie ma
europskom vlaku, 60 je vyhoda
neocenitelna.
Okrem pohodlia priamych Via
kov V Amerike i v Europe, "a.
lezi kazdemu' cestujucemu j ma
tom, aby sa NAL dobre j ma To-
di, uz ci pri stole, alebo ma lozi.
yezmime do i1vahy move lode
Europa a Bremen. Jedine lode
po vojne vystayene, jedine lode
vyhovuj1ce noyym poziadavkom
cestujlcich, zvyklych ma poho-
die, jedine lode maj1ce ysetky
najposlednejsie a lnaimodernejlii
Sic vymozenosti techniky a vedy.
!! Turisticka trieda ma lodiach
Europa q Bremen, po ktorych
pojdu oficialne Wpravy Sloyen.
- \ g r. Sd. y -
skej Telocvicnej Jednoty Sokol,
je turistickou triedou Siadnou
prerabackou. Ked' tieto dve lode
,boly stavane, bolo poeitanf $
tym, aby cestovatelia Y turisti-
ckych triedach mali dobre poho-
die. "A stavba pohodlnyeh, pek-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-15

ne umiestenych kabin turistickej
triedy bola tax uz planovana.
Ma lodiach stavanych pred VOL
nou, kedy nebolo turistickej
triede ami potuchy, musely sa
nachytro prerabat'' rome kabiny
ma turistickl triedq.
Obsluha a jedlo ma lodiach
Bremen a Europa nepotrebujti
zvlastneho vychvalovania. Staci
poukazat' na to, ze to neni ziad-
ne jedlo cudzokrajske, sloven-
skym zalndkom nezvykle, ale ta-
ke, ako ste jedavali odjakziva.
Zal1dok na mori je ch1lostivy a
naco no trapit drazdit' vsei-
jakymi nam nezvykly1ni kuchyn-
skymi vymyslami. "A obsluha ?
Steward na lodiach Bremen a
Europa sd ludia kontinentu a.
ko Wy a nepozeraj1 ma Vas S Wy
soka. Sd to ludia 1sluznf, hi a.
diaci vam vyhovet' v kazdom O.
hl'ade.
Upozornenie: Vzhl'adom k moz
nym dotazom upozornujeme, ze
vypravy po lodiach Europa dna
IL. maja a Bremen dfa Z. j1na,
'si lradnymi vypravami Sloven-
skej Telocvienej tednoty sokol
v Amerike, ktora existuje Cd r.
1896. Tato iistredna organizacia
sloyenskych sborov sokolskych
poverila Slxalovu Statnu Banku
Y Chicagu, ably riadila ODE w
pravy ma zapade. Jedine tieto
dve Nypravy fbudn vypravami
vsesokolskymi a skutocne cesko-
slovenskymi, lebo s mimi pojdn
krajania 70 vsetkych krajin Ges-
ko-Slovenska, tedy Slovaci, Cesi,
Moravani j Slezaci. Ak 81 praje.
te dajake blizsie informacie, ne.
vahajte a nfste riaditel'ovi w
prav sokolskych pre- zapadnd OBJ
last, Ma Skala State Bank, $40
West 18th St., Chicago, Ill.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-15
UcINOK KAUTOMOBILovEHo PRIEMYsLU
MA BLAHOBYT.

A1itomobilovg priemyse Spojenych Statoch vzra-
sto do takych romerov, ze e prvotriednym hospodar
skym cnitel'om preto caste poclvame spominat, ze
keby sa vyroba spotreba automobov zvysila ze by
ia hned' al polnery krajne napravily
Automobiloyy prien1ysel totiz spotrebuje do roxa:
& 1850 vsetkej vyrobenej ocele;
81 n $500 vsetk6ho kujneho zeleza;
1870 vsetkeho tyrd6ho dreva;
81 S2.Ts 66.71o ,vsetk6ho tabnloveho skla;
NJ ~ I74R vsefkGho aluminium;
E.s Ess 14sao ysetkej medi;
9.8% vsetkej bavlny;
Us .82. 6sas vsetkei gn1ny;
5 s261o Vsetkeho oova;
s | 30ec ysetk6ho niklu;
T5l.41o vsetkeho Inakkeho- remeila;
sgs B5,000, 900 yardoy slkna;
k ysetkfho gaz0linn Tozlcne nnfozstvo nhlia a
flyeh vJrobkov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-15

Roku 1890 autombilovy pniemysel zaplatil zelezni-
clam $5OO,o00OO0 "a prevoz 100000 voziov tovar a
daniach zaplatil billion dolarov.
Priamo nepriamo tedy, automobilovy pliemysel
za1nestnava mory lobotnkov - ked' ma dobry odbyt
kto 81 moze klpit move auto mech 81 no knpi pomoze
zlepsit' robotne pomery celej krajine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-15
C1TAJME WAC.

Spraya Youngstown Public Library oznamila re "a
lailsky rok pozcan6 bolo vyse million knziek obyvate-
Tom IoungstoWnu To je o vyse 100000 knMek wac
ako pretllnnuleho roku,
Vsmli sme 81 tohto ozlamenia lebo V nom sa w
s,zne ukaz1e 1ozdie medzi anglicky hovoriacim oby
vate tyonl nalni Sovakmi. Pozciavanie knih slo
yenske kniznci toz ME zeby bolo vzraso poslednom
roku, ale upadlo!
. mohlo vzrast' We'd sa kazdy zaluje, re nepra-
cuje Ma tasu na citane Ma prfleztost na vzdelava-
nic poucenie.
dnesnom svete kazdy clovek, kazdy narod, musi
81 do smr ucit' vzdelavat Inac zaostane druhy-
mi zaostaly clovek, zaostaly narod je vzdy vsade
otroGcnS yynzvany vzdeanejsmi lud mi, vzdelaneJ-
snli narodami.
Vedonost je moe, nevedo1nost' je slabost'. VIDE
lan vie brant prot oroceniu vykorist ovaniu ne
vzdclay neve Preto kazdy daco sdc clovek, kaady
K zvotu sd majtci narod sa te1az uci, uci, uci
Ucme sa my. Vzdelavajme sa my. Cftajme, po-
zorujme, uvazujme, myslime konaj1ne Nikto to "a
mas neb,l,le robit'. Ako 81 steleme, tax spme
Slovdci vydavaju onlnoho menej penazi noviny,
klilhy, skolovanie vzdeavanie sa, neil Angelica
mia, Tranciz, Zidia Amerikani inc narody. A to e
rrlcna preco tie narody su income bohate my uta
,cni chudobn. Ma Slovensku diva miliony Sovakov ma
len edan svo vastny adenk Cine vydavaju ceske
potcke strany>, kdezto pol 1niliona Mad arov So
yensk, ma dennikov asi tucet.
Benjamin Franklin Abraham Lincoln hladovai, a
by 81 moli kupovat' knhy ably moh vysinut stat
savnym nesnrtel nym
knilach je ulozena celia mudrost' Aarodov. ca
sopisoch casove nfomace, bez ktorych nemozno te
rajsom svete bcz skody lit. skoach vycibra suden
tov pouzlvat modzgy elm najd5kladnejsie.
Zaozili SINE 81 kniznicu, teraz ju pouzivaim Ne
dajme tyn kniham ezat' nada11no Kniznca ma piln1
1ltatel'ku az Lisbon o., ma pinych ctatelov Camp
bei vzdalenesch castiach nesta ale namenei ich
INA medzi tym, ktorym je do kniznice bzko.
V nestskej knznci majd dobre soyensk6 knihy,
tam 81 poziciavajme Jedna k1iznica druhl doplnuie
mestskej kniznici pozicavajd knizky zdar1na so-
venskej Sc jeden mesiac. 70 81 kazdy m0ze do
VOLT. Slove1iska knzmca je hocskom obchode D.
Janovskeho v {. 20 n Watt St. Pan Janovsky je tam
kazdy de li1o nedele. Mestska kniznica ie hore ma
Ave. as pat mindt chodze cd kol l'ajnfc Erie ze-
Nleznice.
Nezabijajme drahy cas- nadarmo. Gas je Nvot! Wy
n1ime kazdu jeho mnutku polepsenie, obohatene
svojho Mvota.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-15

i
berie vsetko sebou:
pred narekom pudi, zverov
| urobi sa nemou.
Sto sest' st'desiat tisice mil
svetlo slnca lett
| "a sekundu; ale precog
Neviem - yam odveti.
Vsetko vsade dookola
sa to rychle toci
! a nejednemu cloveku
! pride toho ~ oci".
Rychlost' vsade az panuJe;
kto sa jej nedrzi
/ posmech, ustrk, utlacanie
!. cd syeta utrzi.
"Kto chces drzat' krok SO svetom
i tom sialenom shone:
neziadaj 81 odpocinku
v tejto zemi lone"
| Ale, zen sa ia do predku
KdeY - to sa nepytaj.
Len utekaj chytro-rychle,
kazd1 zmenu vital.
Zmena-pohyb: to vraj zivot; :
! stanie je mrvota
| kto vie tvorit' ciny-skutky,.
uzije zivota.
i Slovaci sa radi ihrajd marias,
preto 81 davajd "kontry", IRE
kontry" "subkontry'' j vo vse-
licom inom.
Ktosi Dol navrhoval nielen spo-
/ jovanie nasich organizacii, ale
| spolkov. Name vraj moe spoil
kov, mohlo by ich ibyt' d1nnoho
menej. Nuz dobre, ale zaujem o
spolky by vel'mi klesnul, febo by
nebolo tol'ko prflezitosti sa tax
po bratsky vyvadit' 81 tax po
bratsky> vynadat'.
Nemci vyhlasili, ze uz nebudd
platit vaIecne nahrady; Fran
c1zi, Anglicania Taliani vyhla-
sia, ze nebud1 platit' valecne
; dEoby a my Amerikani "a cel1
til svetovd vojnu izaplatime.
Tusfme, ze europske krajiny
len preto nechcl platit' "a minu.
! III vojnu, lebo by chcely mat
nov1.
| =, &
! Ia kozelcina sa predsa len u
: jima ma Slovensku. Konecne, i
j. Slovaci "a novotami leu - Go .je
! to priam len sfusovana novota.
, Nebi Slovak Slovaka, ale ne
priatepov nasho rodu!
Dokym Cinania nenavidia ia
poncov - nebojme sa, ze mas zlte
plemeno pohlti.
+. TAX sa vidi, ze u mas je uzs po
depresii. Co raz to menej l'udi
prichodf ma schodze Okr. Sboru
a spolkov vypoeut', Go sa robl "a
chudobnych.
Nuz, robit' sa robi dost' -- ale
malo sa daya. Ono to netecie
len kyapka.
. 70 sbieratel'ov najusilovaejsie
u rracuje PAM Budajova. Keby
i takych pracovniciek bolo Wac "a
!. keby bolo Wac VaScakov Wac
Il Kubiniek to by ste videli
} miestnost' pri kazdej schodzi pre-.
plnepd!.
il Suset1ia sa rozpravaji:
Uz ste posiali do zahtady
u Davnol My nz noyy salst