davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-03

50 opovAzily pozdvihndt' tlto o.
tlsku, lsbo je ona jedinou olga
retlou ma svete, ktor& pondka
fajciarom ochranu hrdla t6stova-
elm procesom, xahrnuj j1cim pon-
Siyanie ultra fijalovSch ldcov.
Vo vyrobe Lucky Strike tento
chyrny precist'ovaci process je po-
uzity ma odstranenie istych ne.
cist6t prirodzene nachodiacich
sa kazdom tabakovom liste, bez
ohl'adu aky druh tabaku je to a.
lebo aka cena bola zan platena.
Tieto necistoty ME sd vo vasich
Lucky Strike. Me Civ, ze vyse
10000 lekarov udalo, ze Luckies
s1 menej drazdiace.
Co Wac, ked' t6stovanie wye
ME iste necistoty, urobf tax mie-
sto pre- vacsiu dobrotu, vacsiu
Jemnotu, pre- til lahodnn, mierno-
jemnI, t6stovan1 prfchut', ktorl
najdete len v Lucky Strike. v
snahe, dat yam fajnejsiu a lep-
siu cigaretlu, vyrabatelia Luckies
ME sd spokojnf len $ vyhPada-
MIN najfajnejsich tabakov ma
vel'kych svetovych tabakovych
trhoch. Oni zavolali 81 vedu ma
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-03
PREDAL ZENU "a LITER
VIVA.

Pravo silnejsieho a mndrejsie
no sa uplatnuje u zien kazdon
case a zle je, ked' to neide po
dl'a taktu. A zenska vernost -
tel dava d6kaz pismo, re III
nasa pramatka Eva sviedla Ada
ma raji. V nasom pripade me-
ide ziadne svedenie, ale pra'
voplatnu k1pu manzelky silseda
ktora ovsem tfSko snhlasila a te
raz nepomysl'a ma navrat, pone-
vac novy MATTEL je nielen mu-
drejsi, ale asi al silnejsi. Pripad
stal sa v obci Batoni pri Farka-
sde, kde rol'nik Matej Gazi po-
rovnavaj1c svoju starnhcu man
zelku so s1sedkou, zenou rol nj
ka Andreja Simona, zabudol ma
svoju prisahu a zaeal svoju man
zelku bit,, az cd neho odisla. O.
pusteny isiel pre- sdseda Simona,
aby S MIN siel radost' a zial' "a
pit do krcmy. Ked' uz oba boli
v razi, otvoril Gazi sdsedovi svo-
je srdce a l'1tost 'ou mu doznal, |,
re je bez jeho zeny cely svet iba
tihorom a ciernou bodkou. Simon
dojaty vypitym whom, predal mu
svoju drahu polovicu "a jeden Ii
ter v1na. Gazi jako dobry obchod
mix, Wac nepil isiel hned' ku
k1penej manzelke, ktorii previe-
dol pod svoju strechu. Simon sa
vratii pozde v noci domov, ale ma
druhy den, ked' hlava bola cista,
bezal k s1sedovi a ziadal, aby mi
manzelku vratil, ten ovsem ne
chcel ami pocut', najma ked' al
knpena neznost' MIN 1plne s1-
hlasila. Teraz chodi utrapeny ST.
mon od Petra k Pavlovi, mic mu
to ale ME je platne, ponevac jeho
draha Agnesa tvrdi kazdemu, ze
Andrej nestal "a mic, kdezto jej
Matej to je muz ma pravom
mieste, silny jako lev chytry ja-
|ko lisiak. Dozvuky tohoto prfpa-
hdu budu pri sude.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-03
PO II. RoKoCH z RUSKEHO
ZAJATIA.

Ignac Norman, obyvatel z
Rabce V Grave, ktory Dol kraj-
skym sudom Ruzomberku W.
hlaseny "a mrtveho, yracia sa po
sedemnastich rokoch z ruskeho
zajatia. List, v ktorom oznamuje
svoj navrat do vlasti, adresuje
takto: Norman Maria, Rabcsa,
Arva megye, Ungarn." Uz ad-
resy vidno, ako musl byt' soviet
ske Rusko odrezane od sveta a
v akej nevedomosti musia tam
pudia zit', ked' ami po tol'kych
rokoch Norman sa nedozvedel, a.
ke tprevraty sa donna istaly.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-03
,VLADA ROZPUSTII.A FAST
STICKE oRGANIZACIE.

Cesko-slovenska vlada vydala
rozkaz ma rozpustenie vsetkych
fasistickych organizacii v repub-
like. Vyse 100 l'udi bolo aresto-
vane ma viacerych miestach bo-
ly skonfiskovane zbrane a mu-
nicia. Tieto fasisticke organiza-
Gle boly spojeni S Hitlerovcami
v Nemecku a S fasistami V Pol
sku.
.Podobne kroky budti podnik-
mute al proti komunistom, kto-
ri vyuzili nedavny strajk bani-
.kov ma rozsirovanie komunistic-
kej propagandy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-03
HRoZNE PIJANsTvo Ma
KYSUCIAOH.
! -----r-'"--'
Kazdy dospely clovek tam prepi-
je roGne 43O Kcs.

Cd 8. do Is. maja je po celom
Slovensku proti-alkoholovy tyz-
den. 2 tejto prilezitosti, co sa al
koholizmu tyka, vychadzajd ma
javo strasne cislice. TAX v okre-
Sc kysucko. .novomestskom (Tren-
eianska), ktory je v tomto ohl'a-
de doslovne zamoreny v 1alkoho-
le, vypilo sa roku 1929 celkom
785,65O litrov rozlicnych lieho-
vim. Ked' to pocitame ia penia-
re, hodnota "a rok skonzumova-
rneho liehu cini vySe Z milionov
'K6s, take ma jedneho vyse 81
rocneho obyvateFa okresu pri-
padne 430 Kcs. Cifry "a minuly
rok tiez ME sii mensie. Smutne
pomery, ktore vyzaduju rychlE
pomoc! .~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-03
SHROMAzDENIE MUZEALNEJ
SLOW. sPoLoGNo6TT.

Muzealna slovenska spoloc.
most v Turc. Sv. MARITIME mala
svoje valne shromazdenie IL. ma
ia. Ma clenov 3,476. Rozpocet ma
rok 1882 yykazuje potrebuje 421
tisic kor. Uhrada sa najde v 200
tisicovej subvencii krajinskej a
36-tisicovej subvencii statnej.
Vypovedalo sa, ably bolo valne
shromazdenie MSS budlcne den
pred maticnym. Budova noveho
muzea Gene 8 pol miliona ko,
run uz sa dohot1va. Treba este
jeden million 625 tisfc korln ma
jej dohotovenie. Uhradi sa to 20
sbierok.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-03
DIR. sLABEYCIUs MRTvY

V Bratislave dina 10. maja ra-
no umrel vynikajdci slovensky
predprevratovy pracovnik, advo-
kat dr.. Samuel Slabeycius, rane.
ny mrtvicou v SO. roku svojho
pozehnaneho, narodu venovaneho
zivota.
Nebohy narodil sa v Brezne,
kde po skoncenych st1diach O.
tvoril 81 i advokatsku kancelariu
a spolu S nebohym DIR. Michalom
Zibrinom pracoval ma obrodeni
slovenskeho Pudu Pohronia, ca
sto vystaveny perzek1ciam ma.
d'arskych 1radov. Pozdejsie, r.
1905, ked' sa zakladala Sloven-
ska banka, presidlil do Bratisla-
Wy, stan1c sa jej pravnym zastup-
com a potom clenom spravnej ra-
dy. Boil podpredsedom skolskeho
internatu, ktory "a jeho vedenia
stal sa d0lezitou ustanoviznou.
Nebohy bol zat'om naSho me-
zapomenutel 'neho Pavla Mudro.
ia a svagrom predsednfcky III
veny, Amy Halasovej. Bob po-
tes t'azko navstivenn rodinu!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-03
.OsOzNOsT OHYRNEHo PRE-
CISTUJUcEHO PROCESU.

Fajciari, ktorych denny prie-
mer je paklfk 20 cigaretli, w.
tiahnu z mich prfblizne 1000 ku-
bickych incov dymu pozitku
denne. Vyskumy ma fajciacich
strojoch poukazujl, ze okolo pol
tret'a kubickeho inca dymu je
vyfdknute kazdym potiahnu-
tim q priemerny fajciar dostane
mono asi dvadsat potiahnutf 2
kazdej cigarette, ackol 'yek tato
cislica sa meni pozoruhodne pri
rozlicnych fajciaroch.
Odkedy bolo poukazane, ze se-
dem 2 desiatich fajciarov ydy-
chuje vedorae q traja ini tiez
vdychujl, aSkol'vek robia to ne.
tvedome, tych tisic kpbickych in
Gov dyMu y pakllku 20 cigariet
poukazuje na vyznam istoty, re
dym vasej cigarette je rydzi
cisty ze iste neeistoty holy
lodstranene.
Otazku vdychovania dymu faj-
sciarmi pozdyihli vyrabatela Lu,
cky Strike cigariet. Lucky Strike
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-03
sPORITEL MA v NITRE MO.
HUTNIE.

/, Len pred siestimi rcknli bola
zalozena sporitelna mesta Nitry.
ale jej vzrast, hoci poslednych
rokoch prikvacila hospodarska
depresia, je pri vsetkej skromno-
sti potesitel'ny. Agenda 1stavu
stale stdpa sporitel'na ma uz
wye 10000 stranok. Roku 1926
vklady chilly iba pol mliona ko,
ruin, rok neskorsie len asi mi
lion kordn, no do konca minule-
no roku yklady stiply ma vyse
13 milionov Kcs. Sporitel'na mi.
pnl6ho roku poskytla Wac nez
devat' milionovy liver. Il
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-03
NOVY DENNfK ma PoDK.
RUSI.

0 ruskej Vel'kej noci zacal v
Uzhorode vychodit' novy dennik
pod zahlavlm ''Karpatoruskij
golos''. Vydavatel'om je dr.. st.
Fencik a zodpovednym redakto-
rom dr.. j. Kaminsky. Casopis
chce byt' nestranny a chce pri-
spievat' ku konsolidacii ma Podk.
Rusi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-03
2 MILIONY MA OSEV MA Pod
KARPATSKEJ RUSI.

Pre- jarnu osevnu akciu na Pod
karpatskej Rusi povolilo mini
sterstvo zemedelstva 100000 X
ako zalohov1 beziirocnu pozicku
menovite pre- kraje postihnut5
vymrznutim. Najviac bolo pama.
tame ma podkarpatsku VrchQXis
nu, kde sa najviac rodi ovos a
zemiaky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-03
MOVE KVAPL'OVE JASKYNE
v GEMERI.

Chudobny Gemer, ktorom
dosiaP skoro ami sa nevedelo, co
je to, cudzinecky ruch, bude iste
"a kratky cas- svojimi prirodnymi
zazrakmi znamy ma celom svcte.
Me je tomu davno, co boly OBJ
javene jaskyne hosusovske, a uz
boly objavene move kvapl'ove ja-
skyne Sliezskom. Pravda, ME
sn take priestranne a bohate ako
Domica, ale tiez oplyvaj1 mno-
hymi krasami.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-03
G1lUTOK " RODINE KRAJIN,
SKEHO PREZIDENTA.

Krajinsky prezident Jozef Or
szagh bol postihnuty t'azkou
ztratou. Po dlhej chorobe umrel
s. maja jeho jediny syn Jozef
Orszagh, studujdci VdII. tr. r.
syMnazia y Turc. Sv. MARITIME,
yp. veku .l9 ro4ov. Bol nadejou
syojich rodicdv : stal prave pred
nsturitou, ale ne1prosna s,nrt'
nedala mu dokoncit' ami stredn6
6kolu. Nedprosne zlomila no y
nd ikrajsom kvete zivota q rodine
i ail oder. Mech odpo-
{ya n pokojil Il - ----
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-03
DEPUTACIA sLoVAKov U
N1TRIANsKEHo BIsKUPA.

V tieto dni vyhl 'adala ndp
nitrianskeho biskupa DIR Karla
Kmet 'ku deputacia .slovenskych
veriacich memorandumom, v
ktorom sa ziada, ably sa v nj
trianskych chramoch konaly slo-
venske bohosluzby. Akcia "a zru-
senie mad 'arskych bohosluzieb O.
dovodnuje sa tym, ze v Nitre
MET 20 perc. mad arskej mensiny
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-03
VALNE SHROMAzDENIE MA
TIUE SLoVENSKEJ.

Turc. Sy. Martin, 12. maja. -
| Ma IL. t.. m. svolane riadne
valne shromazdenie Matice slo-
venskej ocakavalo sa istym ma
patim myslf sirsej slovenskej We
rejnosti, nakol 'ko vedelo sa uz
vopred, ze otazke novych pra.
vidiel slovenskeho pravopisu chy-
sta sa od6vodneny odboj. 4. hoci
zaciatocny priebeh shromazdenia
a vypocutie referatov dialo sa v
tichosti d6stojne, bola to tt
Ghost, vestiaca b1rku.
Shromazdenie otvoril precise,
daj1ci dr.. Jan Vanovic, ktory
v obsirnej reci spomenul pociat-
ky Matice, jej zatvorenie, ozivo-
tvorenie a blahodarnd pracu. Ma
konci svojej reel apeloval ma
mladez, aby 81 osvojila Wac ma
rodneho ducha, Wac narodnehc
citu zapal'u. Nato po vypocut;
a schvalenf referatov, 1ctov a
rozpoctu prikrocilo sa k vol be
10. vybornikov. A tu strhla sa
prva b1rka. Oproti 1radnej kan
didatke navrhnuta bola totiz ina,
v osobach znacne sa lisiaca cd
1radnej. Navrh tento Dol prija-
ty vePkou vacsinou a tax okrem
spoloenych kandidatov vyvoleni
boil novi vybornfci v osobach
spisovatel'ky L'udmily Podjavo-
rinskej, dr.. jana Jesenskeho,
Martina Razusa, Jozefa Sivaka
Jana Ursiniho.
Dalsiu debatu vyvolal navrh,
podany 130-imi slovenskymi Ii
teratmi, v otazke slovenskeho pra
vopisu, pri com vel'ka vassina
shromazdenia, v smysle navrlu,
zastavala kategoricke stanovisko,
ze literarnym vyborom Matice SO
stavene zname pravidla spisovnej
slovenciny nezodpovedaju duchu
reci a majd byt' oprayene. Valne
shromazdenie rozhodlo v tomto
smysle a pracou poverilo vybor.
: Slovenska verejnost' ocakava;
ze konecne bude jasno v tejto o.
take prospech rozkvetu nasej
spisby jednotnosti v nej.
Trapne posobilo, ze ceski Gle.
novia literarneho odboru po roz-
hodnuti tejto otazky ostentatfy-
ne opustili sien.
Shromazdenie zakoncene bolo
zaspievanim hymny "Hej, Slo-
vaci!' (Tsvm. N. NY
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-03

pomoc veda dala fajciarom o.
soznost chyrneho Lucky Strike
precist' 'ujhceho procesu.
Vdychujete dymf Pravdaze.
Kazdy fajciar vdychne nie6o dy-
mu vytiahnptsh z cigarette. Me
ktorf vdychuj1 vedome a INF ne
yedome, ale kazdy fajciar ciga-
riet vdychuje, q Luckies vam "a
ist 'lj1 til ochranu, ktorl chce-
te, lebo iste necistoty, skryte j "
najfajnejsfch, najmiernejsich ta-
bakovych listoch sl odstranene
chyrnym Luckies precist'ui4cim
procesom. (OhlaSka.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-03
zKNsK1 sUDCovIA Ma sLO.
VENSKU.

v najblizsich dnoch budd sa
konat' zkdsky sudcovskych caka-
tePoy, medzi ktorymi sd tento
raz al dive zenske kandidatky.
Jedna Prahy, druha Bratisla-
Wy Obe maju predpfsanil stu
dijnl al sluzebnn kvalifikaciu,
al patricnu zkusobn1 dobu, stra-
venu sudnej sluzbe. Budl to
prvi dvaja zenski sudcovia V Ces-
ko4Slovensku. ..,,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-03
POCET NEZAMESTNANYCH
v REPUBLIKE.

Dl'a zpray CTK. poeet neza-
mestnanych V CSR, t. j. ttch,
ktori sa hlasili u sprostredkova.
tel nj prace nedostai jei, cinil
koncom aprila t. r. 547,507 osob,
Go je 0 $4,000 menej ako kon-
com marca. Je to obvy6ly prf-
znak jara, ale mono, ze i obchod
So ide trochu zlepsit jaw sa te
y. znaenom snizenf poctu neza
mestnanych.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-03
PoMOCNA AKCIA v KEz-
MARKU.

Cez styri zimne mesiace do
stale 2SO chudobnych skolskych
dietok kazdodenne teple ranajky
v mestskej pudovej kuchyni
bolo cd 16. dec. do 10. apr. 1882
chudobnym a nezamestnanym O.
byvatelom podavane 9,379 por-
eli teplych jedal, 46 chudob-
nych deti dostalo odev obuv.
Mnohi chudobni dostali palivove
drevo a inc podpory.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-03
sPoTREBA CUKRU U MAS.

Podl'a statistil1y najmenej GU
kru spotrebuje u mas Slovak, a
to 15.9 ky rocne, kym Moravan
3O.s ky a Czech az 33.1 kg. Kde
sa spotrebuje menej cukru, tam
ie vaGsia chudoba. Podl'a tejto
spotreby cukru vidime tiez, ako
d'aleko SINE cd zivotnej urovni ma
Morave a v Cechach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-03
PoHRoMA TRENtGAlIsKEJ
0BGE.

Dna 8. maja sniesla SO mad o.
kolim ziiiny, strasna bhEka, kto-
IA zmsnila sa' mad oheou fDiNinon
q jej okoalm v 'azk1 ziveln1 po-
hromu. Prudke kr1pobitie . le-
jak, ktor6 blrku sprevadzaly,
presly mad obcou Diviaou yepmi
skoro ' prietrz mra6ien. Prddy
Vody rdtily sa tax rychle, ze ME.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-03
sMRf SARISsKfHo NkRo-
DovgA.

v Jakubovej Voli pri Sabine
We umrel %. aprfla po kratkei
nemoci ma otravu krvi tamojsi
obyvatel' Jan Kropuch. Nebohy
Dol znamy v celom Sarisi ako
horlivy narodovec uz pred pre-
vratom a socialne hlboko citiaci
clovek. Vazili 81 no al jeho poll
ticki odporcovia. Mech mu je
zem slovenska Pahka!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-03
SLOVENSKE LITERARNE
CENY.

Krajinsly vybor. Slovenska
povolil vyroene ceny "a vynika-
juice diela literarne, ktore budd
udel'ovane vzdy V 1mrtny den
generala DIR. M. r. Stefanika 4.
maja kazdeho roku a schvalil
prislusne smernice; ceny budn
cd 5000 do 10000 Kcs.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-03
OHEN v KRASNE MAD KYSU.
COU.

V obci Krasno mad Kysucou
(Trenc.) vypukol 2. maja vo We
5ernych hodinach ohen, ktory sa
rychle siril zachvatil styri O.
bytne domy al S hospodarskymi
budovami. Vd'aka vcasnemu "a
kroku hasicstva, ohen Dol yeas
lokalizovany, no jednako narobil
skodu, ktora sa odhaduje ma
100000 Kes.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-03
OAR PANA PREzIDENTA.

Pan prezident republiky daro-
val 100000 Kcs okresom ma w
chodnom Slovensku, najyiac po-
1stfhnutym hospodarskou krizou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-03
PRoMoCIA.

Rudo Britain, Kodak Hyb V
Liptove, Dol dina II. maja V aule
univerzity Komenskeho Bra
tislave. promovany "a doktora fl
lozofie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-03

- Sloveusk& Lfgs je yisn9Eso44-
nt pStanovixen, ystupnjts Do nejl !
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-28

ing.
 Roosevelt continues his lead in the republican stronghold of Penn sylvan nla, wherc the vote is divided 120,054 democratic and SS,SS6 re- publican.
 Massac h usetts still gives Hoover the largest plurality he receives In any state. He leads his democratic rival here by n vote of b7,707 to 33,023. Governor Roosevelt con tinues to show q clear majority In thirty-nine states in the polling up- to-date.
 Kansas, regarded by many as a doubtful stato. now shows vote of 27,7b7 for Roosevelt 10 22,372 for Hoover. :.
 In California. the home state of the president, the democratic can didate has q lead of i43,bSf votes to 77.s76.
 Texas. which was registered in the Hoover column four years ago, now shows . vote of over Co democratic.
 "AIready in this campaign" The Literary Digest will state editorial iy tomorrow. "our poll has been accused of favorlng Hoover and also Of favorinE Roosevelt,
 "As an old campaigner The Di' sest is used to it, and makes nllow- anees for politieians who may Dc . bit ID in the air.
 "Ilo0yer still holds the same seven ntateA---tha New England group and New Jersey ilOoHe' welt still holds inc other foriy.ons, plus State Unknown, which carries no electoral vote although iiH bh ioi strength beats that Of connaeii' rut.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-28

"Hoover's potential electoral vote, as indicated by our semi-final figures, stands unchanged at 57. Roosevelt's at 474.
 Several states where the vote doubtful and may appear in the opposite column on November 8.
 "Theyre the ones that tho em- battled candidates honor with vis- its and speeches. Literary Digest readers can have plenty Of good clean fun by checking up these final figures.
 "Youil notice that the states honored with visits and speeches arc fairly evenly balanced in the poll, also that they have large blocks of electoral votes. It Is sci. dom that anybody bothers much votes.
 "Mennwhile the campaign has plunged Into its bare -knucklo stage the crisis of that auadrenninl l foyer which disrupts American life, Into a eat and dog feud until tho phhhlHN VI tl''tvn uuS f'NhN'" ihem from tho spell and allows them to see what jolly good fol. lows they've been shaking their fists at."
 Tho aeml.fn returns of tho 1928 LIiornry Digest poll showed Hoover leading in foriy.four states and Smith in four. The figures forecast that Mr Hoover would capture four mniea Of Inc "sOlld s0ilih, ,".- vifRlnln, North cnr0llnn. Tokns and leloiidn--whioh ho dId In Inc election,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-28
AssaiIs Mills Shift

Nine million people in Africa with sore eyes. Each bottle would cure any eye. Eighteen million bot ties. There's millions in 1t. there's millions in it.
 But during all this time, with all the information at hand, with the highly organized department of commerce that was supposed to keep its hands upon the pulse of business and commerce of the world, no one of them foresaw the crash, not one. They sat there in perfect simplicity and perfect re- pose, hoping that Divine ProW- dence in its infinite wisdom would continue 1t and they would get the credit for 1t.
 They encouraged speculation; about that there can be no doubt. They absolutely failed to under stand our foreign difficulties be- cause if they did understand them they did nothing about them. They allowed 1t to ride. They were en- tirely lacking in every plan that they had for foreign debt settle ment. Every guess they made of the revenue was out of line. was impossible and was never accom- plished and the secretary of the treasury himself changed his mind with respect to the advisability of the sales tax and when he declared in favor of 1t knocked the head off everybody that gave him an argu- ment against 1t.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-28
The Bonus Army

Now am going to pass over the next performer very quickly, and that Is the Secretary of War, Hur- ley. I don't know how much he had to do with advising the presi- dent with respect to his treatment of the Bonus Expeditionary Forces. but know that that treatment was wrong.
 The president of tho United States is the Commander-in-Ch of the army and navy. These men that camped in Washington belonged to the United States army. It was his business to go and talk to them. It was his busi- ness to explain the situation of the finances of the country with re- spect to the claim that they were making.
 That wasn't too much for him to do. He should have done 1t. 1n- stead of that. they were encouraged to remain there In Washington un- til the sanitary conditions sur rounding their camp life was such that they had to be driven from Washington by the armed forces of the United states, and the genial Secretary of War went out to try and explain why 1t should be done.
 Now, we have got another ono to deal with, and l wouldn't miss him for this hall.
 would not overlook him. That Is my old-time friend, William Allen White, the editor of Tho Emporia Gazette out in Kansas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-28

state, although still carried by Roosevelt, making the outcome here still doubtful. Roosevelt is polling 187.084 votes to Hoover's l57,8l6, a very slight increase for the president over last weeks rec turns.
 The race is also very close in Delaware, where Roosevelt's lead has been cut from q plurality of 2O2 votes last week 10 176 votes this week out of q total of 4,9s7 cast in the state.
 The returns from "State Un- known" divide 59.47 per cent for Roosevelt and 33.6b per cent Tor Hoover. which percentage is still In excess Of the democratic candi- dates ratio fdr the country as a whole.
 In an analysis of "how the same voters voted in 1928" Roosevelt is shown obtaining 37.i0 per cent or his strength from former republic cans, which Is An increase over the ratio ho received in last weeks re- turns. The same analysis indicates that Hoover is obtaining s0.8l per cent Of his votes from former TO. publican ranks and G.0e per cent from former democrats. which ratios nra practically the same as those reported last week,
 It is revealed also that Roosevelt continues to obtain more votes. from those who voted for hiH rival in 1928 than from members of ms own marty ln tho twelve states of California, Iowa, kRnans, Michfs aan. Nevada, North Dnhotn, Ore' WTeh'"s len, WlseonHln ned wvom'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-28
Borah a Mistake

And after he was forced to admit 1t and forced to acknowledge It, ne spent two years explaining to everybody that he had It licked. Now, anything that 1t takes two years to lick is pretty formidable.
 Well, another favorite excuse for the trouble is: shocks from abroad. Hoover once contended that we were a self-contained nation and that we didn't need any help from anybody. But when bad times came upon us. tho shocks from abroad Indicated that he changed his mind and came to tho concIu- sion that we had to have some help from abroad, and when we didn't get it. it was called shock.
 Now. what was the first great mistake of the Hoover adminis. trntion2 it was mnde by n man without exercise. although butt up in the 1928 campaign ns n great engineer and man with h great knowledge of government and n man with e great knowledge or our foreign affairs. Ills great mis- take was that no fell for B0rah,
 Al i have said t0 tho nowspa per men when 1 was leaving New York, 1 called him My Idaho potato" :" The Idaho potato sold him n gold brick. He convinced him that it was necessary fer him Co promise an extraordinary session of Cons greas for farm relief, and Hoover called it and make hlH big mistake because the legislators immediately began tp tinker with the tariff and fof nfihnn rOIid months they lafi this nnilnigv and Itg bllnlneHH iii 2 I'ffa 0f nhp0a until nrundy rHf