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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
The Paramount
Community Club
Observed Second Anniver-
sary Last Night at st
Michael'S Hall

The second anniversary celebra-
ton OF the-f'airmount Community
Club was held In st Miehael's par
ish hall last night with approx
mately 100 in attendance. The meet
ing was preceded by a home cook
ed supper served at $3.50 o'clock by
the women of the club headed by
Mrs Walter Herman. Entertain
ment was presented and speeches
were heard.
Frank Bailey wa master OF cere-
monies and introduced George A.
Baronian, Fred Jackie, general
manager of the Chase Companies.
Rev William j. OShea, pastor Of st
Mlchael's church, +. NJ. Cookson.
John Jaeger. William Briggs OF the
Y. NJ. c. A. and Elmer Wilson, the
clubs first president who delivered
short talks.
The entertainment consisted Of
dance selections presented by Vir-
ginia Corcoran and Kay Darling.
Herbert Price, comedian. and An
drew Cow In musical selections. A
large birthday cake baked by
Mrs Clifford Jones was decorated
before the audience by Mr. Jaeger
who was formerly one of the city's
best known bakers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
WRECKINC CREW
IN SENATE AFTER
THAT SALES TAX
They Will Try to Junk the
Proposed Manufactures
Sales Tax and Sub
Stitute Another
BY LYLE &. WILSON
Omitted Press STAFF CorrespOndcnt)

tNulteSl I-ESSS 5tWu SOEGCShSOihhCutI
Washington, March 16-UP)--
A senate wrecking crew Is being
organized to junk the manufactur-
ers sales tax proposals OF the
treasury and the house.
The house Is expected to send
the bill to the senate next week.
Senate opinion Is that the pro-
ject is unpopular. It would appear
slated for defeat but for the fact
that the senate has approved sew
eral matters this session which 1t
disliked. Among these were the
war debt moratorium resolution
and the bill creating the recon-
struction finance corporation.
Progressive republicans have de-
cided to meet informally to devise
anti-sales tax strategy. Recalci-
trant democrats would substitute a
selective sales tax automobiles.
checks and drafts and increased
postal rates. plus taxation of other
specialties.
Inheritance and income surtaxes
probably will be boosted nightly
by the senate, but more as a ges-
ture of dissatisfaction than with
any expectation that the increases
materially would reduce the deficit.
Senator Borah. republican. Idaho.
described the house tax bill to-
day as "basicallN wrong and bas-
ically vicious"
Always heretofore" he told
the United Press, 1--WE have laid
taxes on ability TO pay. This sales
tax is levied on inability to pay"
Senator Nerris, republican. Me-
braska, forecast that the progress
sive republicans would oppose the
bill unless the sales tax lis con-
fined to luxurles."
Senator Dill. democrat. WASH
lngton, said the general sales tax
would raise 5000. 000,0 900 for the
treasury but would cost the peo-
pie 1880. 100 o. 00-the excess rep
rescnting pyramided profits OF mid
dlemen. He estimated - perhaps
Observation-Disclosures 3s democratic
senator's would vote against the
sales tax ms now drafted imposing
az per cent levy on almost all
manufactured articles,
A group OF progressive demo-
Gratis has suggested that Senator
Hull, democrat. Tennessee. prepare
u substitute bill providing for Me-
lectiye sales taxation and possibly
for increased surtaxos on incomes
above ti0o. 900. Tho house sursax
Nv 10 per cent from 100000 up.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
|APLAYCROUND
FOR BROOKLYN
Proposition to Use School
Lot at Seymour and
Russell Streets
AN IDEAL LOCATION

At a meeting OF the board Of
education yesterday afternoon a
communication was received from
Mayor Hayes stating that the Rev
Gomar Lewis Of the Third Congre-
gational church had requested
that the lot at Seymour and Rus
sell streets be used as play
ground. The communication called
attention to the fact that there
Is no playground In Brooklyn. The
lot referred to was purchased
some time ago for a school site,
but so far II has not been used for
that purpose. The matter was re-
ferred to the school house commit
tee for investigation and report.
In case the school board and the
petitioner agree on conditions. It
IL the intention to get u force OF
the unemployed to clear off the
land and get It into disable shape.
The report of the committee on
activities was read and approved.
The miscellaneous bill OF the
month amounting to s5.97S,30 was
referred to the finance committee
for payment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
Cold Weather
Hit Waterbury
Looked Like a Belated
Blizzard Last Evening

For a time last evening 1t looked
as though Waterbury was to be
visited by Il belated blizzard. but
1t did not turn out that way. The
snow stopped coming down early In
the evening, but the wind storm
kept up. Jack Frost" worked
harder than on any other night
during the winter. Under the old
system of housing conditions, there
would be a lot of frozen pipes this
morning and plumbers would be
rushed. But people have devised
means of guarding against this
expense, so that the number of
frozen pipes is far from what
there used to be after a hard freez-
ing spell.
But the weather was cold and It
must have been hard on families
who are short of fuel. not to say
anything about lack of food and
clothing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
HIGHWAY MENACE
in CONNECTICUT
Meriden Road and Other
Places Should Be Pro-
vided With F00tpaths
OFFICIALS AT FAULT

The highway commissions and
others are making many SUCCESS
tons with a view to reducing the
number Of tragedies on the high
ways of Connecticut, but none Of
the officials are taking much no.
tice of the only real remedy for
such cases. It is a shame to have
so many serious accidents on the
Meriden Road and other places, all
of which could be removed by the
expenditure of little money.
There should be places on which
pedestrians could walk with some
measure of safety on all our high
ways. and while this Is being de-
layed there must be officials at
whom the public can point the ac-
cusing finger. When you call at
tent!on to this matter, you are met
with the statement that this would
be expensive. II would, but Is the
safety Of the man on foot of no ac-
count? What about women and
children who are being MANNED or
killed on the highways. most of
these tragedies being due to the
fact that in making state roads no
attention whatever Is paid to MAX
Ing footpaths for pedestrians.
Meriden road is n veritable
death trap. especially for children
and the same is true Of various
other highways, all over the state.
This whole matter Is up to the gen.
eral assembly and until they do
something about 1t the public will
look to Its members as responsible
for accidents which occur In all
such places.
We hear n lot about the drunk
en- driver" the road hog" and tho
speed crazy man at the wheel"
but not a word OF complaint against
the officials who are In measure
responsible for fatal accidents that
cannot be charged to careless mo-
florists nor needless pedestrians.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15

According to an announcement
made by Major General Fox Con-
ner, commanding the first corps
area, the citizens military training
camps In the New England states
will be held from July to July
81, 1882, at Fort Adams. r.. l.; Fort
Devens. Mass: Fort Ethan Allen.
Vermont, and Fort Mckinley.
Maine. Four coursejs of instruc-
ton are given at these camps,
Basic for those attending for the
first time. and the more advanced
Red, White and Blue courses for
those attending their second, third
or fourth year.
Attendance at camps Is entirely
voluntary and enrolment for the
Basic course does not carry any
obligation to attend succeeding
camps, but those who do complete
the Bluse course and are recon-
mended. may obtain a commission
as second lieutenant in the United
States army reserve upon fulfilling
certain minor requirements.
Enrolment for the camps is now
open and closes May 14th. New
Haven county has been given an
allotment at the camps Of 1873 boys,
but Is authorized TO accept en-
rollments up to 234.
Due to the fact that applications
for attendance at these camps far
exceeds the number that can be
provided for, 1t Is advisable to en-
roll early in order to be sure OF
being included in the quota. Stu
dents who attended last years
camp are now being sent cards to
f1ll out and return, should they
desire to attend this year. A spe-
cial application blank Is necessary
for those who are planning to at
tend the Basic camp which is open
to male citizens OF the United
States, physically qualified and of
good moral character, between the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
Lecture at
Waterbury Club
Mrs James Russell Speak
er at Junior League
Meeting

Mrs James Russell of Milton.
Mass. world traveller. yesterday
afternoon addressed the members
of the Waterbury Junior league at
meeting in the Waterbury club
on Japan. She gave an illustrated
account OF her travels In Japan
ana Manchuria. She stated that she
made her home for many months
found them to be an energetic and
thrifty race. She also told of the
Intense enthusiasm displayed by
Japan when Colonel and Mrs
Charles Lindbergh few there.
Mrs j. B. Smith presided at a
business session of the league.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
Looking for
John ]. Griffin
No Such Number as Given
in Message for Du-
buque, Iowa

Chief Inspector William p. Kee-
gan OF the detective bureau, re-
ceived the following telegram this
morning from AL Didesch, county
coroner, Dubuque, Iowa:
Chief OF Police. Waterbury:
Locate John J. Griffin, formerly
lived at 1926 Main street. Advise
him communicate with me imme-
diately. See message for him at
Western Union undelivered."
Inspector Keegan said there Is
no such number at either East
Main or West Main streets in Wa
terbury
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
The Waterbury
Naturalist Club

Members OF the Waterbury Nat
uralIst club will hear q talk 20.
night ~ their meeting IN Malta.
tuek hail By Frnneis kiIlerin Of
Wsfert0wn, The speaker spent
much time IN Haiti and will Dc.
rrrlbe thu scenery and people
there.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
Decorations For
Legion Post Convention

Decoration of the city for the
legion state convention here next
August was discussed at the dec
grafton committee meeting OF Corp
Coylc post In the legion home last
night. Members of the committee
are Herb Smith, II. II. Watkins.
Mark Chapman. George J. McDuT
and Arthur Marston. A report on
the dance held by the post drum
corps In WATERFOWL recently was
made. Proceeds will be used for
to be worn by the corps
during the convention here.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
Select Sites For
C M t c Camps
New Englanders Will Train at Adams, Devens, Allen,
and Mckinley Forts

ages OF II and "a. This course
provides physical training. athlet-
les, drill, rifle Workmanship, san
itation and first aid, personal hy-
giene, military courtesy, discipline
and studies in citizenship. AppIi-
cation blanks and Information con-
corning the camps may be obtained
OF American Legion home, IL
Holmes avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
Townsend Lodge to
Attend Church Service

At the meeting of Townsend
lodge in Odd Fellows hall last
night, plans for the attendance OF
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs at the
evening service at the First Meth
odist church on the goth were
made. Rev Richard Hegarty, pas
tor will preach the sermon. The
Odd Fellows will meet at the hall
and march to the church In a body
nj T:1b o'clock, WI
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
SOUP thut is
EXTRA
DELICIOUS

The cooks who prepare the Is delight
fui varieties Of Columbia Soups are their
own bosses. They completely control and
manage the Columbia kitchens and the
Columbia plant. They are guaranteed a
living wage and no unemployment. 1t
takes human care to make good soup. As
cqvai partners. Columbia cooks are vi.
tally interested in pleasing you.
Try any Columbia Soup TODAY! II
you don't taste the extra delieiousness.
the sddsd quality, your grocer will re.
fund your money.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
MODERN PEOPLE

More than 96 per cent of the
population of the Netherlands use
electricity for light and power.
There are fifty power plants In OPP
Grafton In that country.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15

WIFE: Isn't II a fact. dear that
handsome men are proverbially
disagreeable?
HUBBY: don't know. al
ways try to be pleasant.-Tlt-B Bits.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
SORE THROAT

live minutes after you rub on
Il Musterole your throat should begin
10 feel less sorel Continue the treatment
once every hour for five hours and
you'll be astonished at the relief.
This famous blend Of oil Of mustard,
camphor, menthol and other ingredi-
ents brings relief naturally. Musterolc
gets action because il is a counter.
3rrit0nt" mot just q salve-it pene-
trates and stimulates blood circulation
and helps to draw out infection and pain.
Used by millions for 20 years. Recon-
mended BY doctors and nurses.
To M0tliers-Muster0Ie Is also
made In niider form for babies
and small children. Ask for Cku.
dren's Musfer0Ie.
(|!A ) !: 9! y
sSyyv " "'ss-sssssa7
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-23
vELKY oHEN v zEMPLiNE.

Obec Rovne ned 'aleko Udav-
skeho humenskom okrese bola
postihnuta vel'kym poziarom,
dory vypukol dome isteho ta-
mojsieho roPnfka. Plamene ry-
chile preskakovaly S jednej cha
lupy ma druhn, takze onedlho bo-
10 Wac domov v plamenoch. Oby-
vatelia behalf ako pomatenf. Po-
ziar bolo vidiet' siroko-d Taleko
a zakratko pribehlo do obce Wac
hasicskych sborov so striekacka-
mi. K ranu bolo v plamench s
obytnych domov, 8 vel'kych sto-
dol 5 drodou. mastale, plevnlky
atd'. Vsetko pablo dravemu zivlu
"a obet'. Zhorelo al domace vnl-
torne a hospodarske zariadenie,
takze mnohym zostalo len to, co
mali ma sebe. Tragicky zahynul
isty tamojsi 70-rocny starec, kto-
~, ked' yidel poziar, tax sa zl'a-
kol, ze zomrel ma porazku. Wac
os6b utrpelo pri haseni nebezpec-
he popaleniny vsctci boil doc
pravenf do neIiocnice v Hhmen-
nom. Polar 50 podarilo al ma
druhy den rano lokalizovat'
Skoda je vel 'ka q len ! casti kry.
ia poistenim Prfaina poziaru sa
vysetruje.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-23
BRoNzovA sosKA GEN.
sTEFANIKA MA TRHU
Ozdobte ilou Vasu domacnost'
spokovI miegtnost', klub atd'. a
obdarujte nou priatepov.

Prave ma trh bola dana bron-
zova soska generala NJ. R. Ste
fanika, najvacsieho Slovaka tel
to DOLBY, ktord zhotovil boston.
sky umelec Alexander r. Nichol-
son, teraz byvajuci ma Long Is
lande. Soska je uliata kovu,
ktory je trvacny ma bronzovy
finis. Soska je standardized for
my a stojf len 50. Kto dosial so.
sku videl, zmienil sa nej po-
chvalne ciel 'om tych, co sosku
vydali je, aby sa dostala do kaz-.
DEF slovenskej domacnosti a dl'a
hesla Amerikanov, ze do kazde-
ho americkeho domu patrf Wash.
ingtonov obraz alebo socha, TAX
mech al heslom Slovakov je: Ste
fanikova soSka mech kraSli kaz-
dn domacnost'.
Soska bude inspiraciou pre- tn
rodene dietky, ktore budn mat
pred ocima najvacsieho Slovaka
tejto DOLBY, ktory boil generalom
vo francil1skej armade a tvor-
com Cesko-Slovenskej Republiky.
Objednajte 81 sosku este dnes
poslite 50 v registrovanom Ii
ste alebo Money Order ma adre-
su:
General Stefanik Memorial So
ciety, c/o Mr.. John G. Sciranka,
432 Madison Ave-, New York,
N. Y.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-23
Fall Season Reassembles and Re-
news the Hy-Tri Girls Fourth
Annual Initial Meeting at the
Home Of Miss Elizabeth Buddie,
Thursday, Sept. 22nd.

Education presents to us
these days very annoying prob
lem."
Therefore, under the direction
OF the study club, Miss Helen Ba-
kalor has been selected to give
brief talk on "Small Town
Club Women by DR.. Richard
Burton Of the Columbia Uni
versity.
Miss Emma Repasky, president
of this organization will extend
the presidents greeting. Miss
Repasky's official staff includes
Miss Anna Botsko, secretary !;
Miss Catherine Danko, treasurer.
The social committee COM
prizes Miss Elizabeth Buddie.
study club chairman; Miss Helen
Bakalor, secretary; Miss Veroni-
ca Niyert. entertainment Miss
Wilma Begala, tickets; Miss Helen
Hutera. Miss panline ne,o,r;s !
Miss El;zabetb pndd;o .,,,o-,,
agents
:,
o;,,on i, a. 1,
70 tho eonsoora+ -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-23
vkzNE ozNAhlHNIE
rodioom, ktorf majd dietky v
M&deneolkom Oddslsnf ' cisls 10.
/. 4. s. !.

Ked' tychto paru SLOW pisem,
nepisem to len preto, aby to ten,
kto efta tieto noviny, to pocital
a odhodil, ale ked' pisem, pisem
to nutnosti, lebo ked' som wal
ten trad, staram sa, ably tento
spolok bol tom najlepsom po-
riadku. LenEe ia bez vase.i po-.
moci nemozem mic vykonat'. Ked
Wy, drahi rodiGia nebudete pla.
tit svoje prispevky riadne, ia
nemozem "a dietky viacej platit'
Minuld nedel'u, ked' som Dol y
spolkoyej miestnosti, co mala
byt'. tristvrt'rocna sch6dza, tax
muslin povedat', ze som bol sa-
motretf. Mech 81 teraz kazdt
predstavi, ako sa tax spolok mo
ze otrimat' TO je cely tento roF
taky. Niekto mono povie, nuz
zkade dame, ked' MET ami ma to
najpotrebnejsie. Ano, to je tax
v dnesnajsfch casoch, ale spolko
We stanovy povedajd, ze jak ne
zaplatfme 3 rozpocty, tax nam
cislo suspendujd. A tn lezi treti
rozpocet ma stole, co ma byt' "a
plateny. A zato som sa Q tel veci
1rozpisal, aby 81 rodicia tych paru
riadkov ysimali, ked' chc1, ably
ich dietky boly v pade nest 'astia
poistene, a este toho mesiaca ME
co zaplatili, zvlaste ii, co sd uz
vyse tri mesiace pozadu. VePmi
t'azko to padne, ked muslin W.
Sc sto dietok vytvorit', ale verte
mi, re to muslin ucinit', ably bo-
ly zachranene tie, ktore 81 RAD
ne plata.
ia mysllm, ze som neurazil nj
koho tymito paru slovami, len
koncim svoju poyinnost' ,voci
spolku voci tym, ktori tax ra.
di zabtidajl, co i'm je najpotreb.
nejsie v tychto t'azkych t tcaoch.
Andrej Adamko, starosta
{. 10. M. o., K. J..
1884 Oak St
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-23
zvEsTI 20 sPIsA.

Markusovsky farar, velp. Eu-
gen Puchalla po prijatf sv. svia-
tosti zomrel dna II. aug. v A.
roku svojho veku a v 20. roku
svojho knazstva. Rodom Dol 20
Spisskeho Podhradia. v Marku-
sovciach Dol fararom Cd r. 1923.
K pol'utovania hodnej nehode
doslo v rodine Juraja Sigettiho,
spravcu l'udovej skoly v Zavad.
ke pri Vondrisli. Najmladsi jeho
syn obaril sa vriacou vodou tax
nest 'astne, ze musel byt' povola4
ny lekar.
Y Levoci vyhorel Kezmar-
skej ulici dom rol'nika Bacu $
gazddvskym prislusenstyom.
Lokomotiva kosickeho rychli-
ka sapalila pri trait stojaci voz
Stefana Kostolnika 20 Spis. To.
masoviec, nalozeny zitom. Kone
boly vypriahnute, ale voz 50 Ii
tom zhorel.
v Spis. Novel Vsi pohryzol
pee A. Gomoryho, kominarskeho
pomocnika natorko. Se tento Dol
ndteny hl'adat' lekarsku pomoc.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-23
0ZNAMEN1E UDoM sBoRu
10s. MA I.ANsrNavrLLE.

Tymto oznamujem 1dom Sboru
1OS. sv. Michala Archanjela, ze
budeme oslavovat' sv. Michala
Archanjela, najvyssieho generala
nebies a patrona Sboru 1O8. a
tiez 20-rocie zalozenia nasho Sbo-
ru 108. T1to slavnost' budeme
odbyvat' ma l. oktobra. v sobotu
vecer, l. okt.. pojdeme ku sv. spo-
vedi a nasledujiici den sijdeme
sa do Sokolovni pol s. rano
budeme pochodovat' ma prv1 sv.
omsu, ktora bude sl1zena "a Ii
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-23
SOCIETY NEWS
o. NJ. Octo Clubs Friendships
and Activities Renewed
last Monday.

Miss Ethel Koval, president
Of the G. M. Octo Girls Club Of
SITS. Cyril and Methodius Church
presided at the initial fall meet
ing Monday, Sept 19, at the Club
rooms.
Her official staff includes Miss
Theresa Illencik, vice-cpresident;
Miss Elizabeth Buddie, secretary
Miss Mary Mandula, treasurer;
Miss Josephine Adamko, sergeant
alarms.
A wide diversion Of topics Of
unusual interest has been chosen
for the winter season, under the
direction Of the social committee
comprising Miss Catherine Vo-
losin as study club chairman;
Miss Genevieve Sovik, entertain
ment chairman; Miss Mildred
Steiner, dramatic chairman; Miss
Catherine Yavoysky, hospitality
chairman; Miss Mary Romanak,
program chairman and Miss Mary
Machuga, press agent.
Rev. Michael Tondra is our
spiritual advisor and gave very
inspiring talk on examples that
should be displayed by the mem
bers of this organization.
October 10th will mark the 1st
anniversary Of this Club.
Under the direction of the
study club Miss Theresa Illencik
will submit a brief talk on gen
eral topics to the members at our
next meeting October 3rd.
Elizabeth T. Buddie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-23
PoHREBIsTE Z DoBY BRoN.
ZovEJ.

Pri kopani sakladov jedneho
domu v Dolnom Kubine prislo
So ma vyznamne archeologicke
nalezy. Objavena bola eiastka a.
81 5000 rokoy stareho pohrebi-
Ct q. Hroby lezaly Y hlbke 80
en- q obsaacyaly hlinsns nadoby
s pozostatkami spalenych mrt.oh
4 'alej popolnice, brpnzove ihlice,
prstene 2 bronsov6ho dr6tu . Ali-
meme gombiky Nalez 1na byt q
miestneny \ martinskom muzsn-
me. 4 II r
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-23
SCH0DZA POLTTICKEHO KLU.
BU MA STEELTON.
Sudcovia Gessner a Woodside
bud1 recnit'.

Slovensky Politicky Klub na
Steelton odbyvat bude vaznu
schodzu, spojend S prednaskou,
ma utorok, ~. septembra vecer
pod kostolom osady Mena Jezis.
Ma schodzu pridu nam pred
nasat' nasi ctihodni sudcovia :
okr. sudca Gessner mestsky
sudca Woodside.
Ziadame ddov, aby ma tito
sch0dzu prisli vsetci vypoculi
poucne reel sudcov.
Pavel 0ndash, predseda
Andrej Dolak, podpreds
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-23
70 starei vIasti
(Zpravy : krajov5ch ncvfn. }
BoHATA URoDA zBoxIA
v REPUBLIKE.

Y tychtO dnoch uverejnil stat
ny statisticky 1rad prvy odhad
tohorocnej 1rody obilia. Uroda
vykazuje 'prfrastky IL vsetkych
druhov obilia a to ako pc hekta-
re, tax celkove. Osev obilia boil
sice tohoto roku vel'ky, ale ME
tax vel'ky, aby len vacsi osev
mohol rozhodndt' vacsej lrode.
Boly to prave skvele vynosy po
hektare, ktore davajd vysledky,
ktore bez prehanania mono ma
zvat' rekordnymi. Pokial sa tyGe
osevu, boil tento u psenice 500, $50
hektarov (hektar ma 2.5 akra),
u zita 1,045, ,941 hektarov, u jac-
mena 1918 hektarov, u ovsa.
S20,270 hektarov, u kukurice
134,814 hektarov. Priemerne w
sledky robia u psenice 17.2 metr.
J centov po hektare, u jarnej pse.
| nice III metr. centov, u ozimne-
no zita 1876 metr. centov, II zita
jarneho 1875 metr. centov. Proti
lanskemu rolzu priemerne vynos
psenice stHpol o 81 metr. centov,
u zita 0 4.5 metr. centov. Najma
skvele vysledky ma Slovensko,
kde priemerny vynos ozimnej pse
nice st1pol temer 100 percent,
t. J. 70 10 metr. centov lan;,
ma AL metr. centov v tomto ro-
ku. Ma P. Rusi stipol priemerny
| vynos psenice 0 is metr. centa,
ma 9.9 metr. centov. u zita bole
ma Slovensku dosiahnute rekord-
neho vynosu 15.4 metr. centov O.
proti lanskym S.5 m. c., ma Podls.
Rusi je vzostup 3.6 m. c. a vynos
III metr. centov pc hektare.
Celkove urodilo sa tohoto roku
u mas 146 milionov metr. centov
psenice a 1872 mil. metr. centov
zita. Proti lanskemu roku prira-
stok psenice robi 100000 M.
centov, u zita 100000 m. c. To
su vysledky skvele, vysledky,
ktore sn lepsie proti r. 1880, ke-
| dy uroda bola vel mi dobra. IRE
nase hospodarstvo znamena tate
| vel'ka lroda ohromne mnoho
prave terajsej dobe. Budeme
potrebovat' 0 mnoho mensi do
voz psenice cudziny, kdezto /
Hita budeme mat naopak vel m
silny prirastok. Tiez tax budemt
mat prebytok u jacmena a ovsa
P0klaf lde o psenlcu, robi JeJ
spotreba v nasom State asi $50,
600 vagonov, takze budeme kryt
vlastnou production 145,OO0 va
gonov, len asi $4,000 vagonov
budeme musiet' doviezt', kdeztc
" Rampant 1882 doviezli SINE
vyse $1,000 vagonov pSenice. Una
mena to, ze dame cudzine asi o
22O milionov Kcs "a psenicu me.
nej. Nase zemedelstvo ziska d "a
lei vyse 500 mil. vacsou trzbou.
U zita zlskame tiez, nielen ze ne
budeme musiet' doviezt' ziadne
Tito, ale budeme mat asi 3 mill
ony metrickych centov prebytku
ktory budeme m6ct' vyviezt'.