davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-29
DVOJNASOBNY VRAH A FAL.
SOVATEL' PENAZi.

kosickym Stat. zastupltel :
stvom zahajene bolo trestne Wy,
setrovanie vo veci zavrazdenla
dvoch sIovenskych rol 'nikov, Mi
kulasa Kucika jana Jurcu V
obci Zbiniec pri Michalovciach,
pred 13. rokmi v den 10. novem-
bra 1918. Pre- podozrenie, ze ten
to strasny Gin spachal, Dol teraz
zatknutv bdha'ty obchodnlk ze-
lezom z Michaloviec, Samuel
Weissberger, ktory bol V prvych
dnoch revol1cie clenom cetnickeJ
mad 'arskej hliadky, ktora sve-
vol'ne justifilovala oboch ne
st'astnych roPnikov. o vrahovi
vedeli traja rol'nici 70 Zbiniec,
neoznamili to vsak cetnlctvu, a.
le len Weissbergerovi hroz-
bou, ze ho udajd, lakali ma nom
peniaze. Trinast' rokov a to kaz-
dy mesiac pravidelne posielal
obchodnik trom sedliakom pc
maze, ktori z tohoto priJmu bo-
haiti. Odkial' Weissberger bral
tieto peniaze, sa uz tiez tusl. Bol
pred rokmi zapleteny do vel'kej
penazokazeckej afery. Mladik,
ktory predaval falosne tisleko-
runaky pc 10000 Kcs poye-
renia cudzieho statu zaplavo-
val mimi Podk. Rus, Dol sice po-
tom zatknuty, ale 70 vazeni 10
mrel bez prezradenia svojho a
mien spolupaehatel'ov, medzi kto
rymi Dol al Weissberger, ktory
81 Z toho zalozil svoi ohromny ma
jetok. q toho platil teda "a NIL
canie menoyanym rolnikom. A
vsak jeden Mich podnapilom
staye prezradil, ako l'ahko moz-
no zarobit peniaze. Isty sedliak
ktory to pocul, a NAL mnoho d.
hov, isiel potion k WeisslFrgero-
vi . hrozbou, ze wee yyzradf,
ziadaI, aby mu podpisal zmenkn
ma 10000 Kcs. Woissberger sa Z
pociatku zdrahal, pozdejsie vsak
zmenku podpisal. -Bolo ale uz ne
sk0ro. O veci sa zacalo srozpra.
vat neste, dozyedeli sa 0 tom
6etniei a. 20 bsl Weissberger
zatknuty. |
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-29
CENY DOBYTKA v TREBI-
SOVSKOM OKRESE.

Ma posledny jarmok Trebi.
sove Dol slaby prihon 'dobytka,
takze ceny znacne st1ply cd pre-
dosleho jarmoku. V celku bolo
prihnatych 1S7 koni, ktore sd
predavali cd $50 do 1900 Kcs,
vyjmhc 2 tohoto kone celkom
slabej jakosti, ktore boly Cd 20
do 100 Kcs. Hovadzieho dobytka
bolo prihnate 148 kusov, ktore
sa predavaly cd najslabsej ja-
kosti do najlepsej pocn1c Cd $50
do 1900 Kcs. Osipanych a pra,
stat bolo prihnanych 80 kusov.
OsipaneI sa predayaly vacsinou
ia vahu, ktorych cena stupla az
0 2 Kcs na / ky, tedy $50 az Z
Kes "a kg. Prasiatka sa predava-
ly po 20-4O Kcs kus, po kro-
rych bola najvaesia poptavka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-29
STAY osL. BEDNARsKEHo
pRIE1fYsLU.

Stav cesko-slovenskeho priemy.
slu obaloveho nevykazuje take o.
zivenie, axe sa 0 tomto case O.
bycajne dostavuje. Najdolezitej-
Sic priemyslove odvetvia, ako tex
til, sklo, porcelain a cukor, trpia
vyslovenou odbytovou krizou, co
ma "a nasledok, ze zredukovaly
ma polovicu spotrebu obaloyeho
materialu vsetkeho druhu. Vyvoz
bedien ich eiastok uviazol sko-
no 1plne, lebo Nemecko ktore je
najdolezitejsim odberatel 'om SUI
rovych sdciastok bedien a oba-
Low, zastavilo takmer uplne svoje
nakupy nasledkom colnych di.
.ferenciacii, obchod so zamorlm a
Angliou, vedeny hlavne SO strany
podnikov slovenskych, je slime
podviazany poklesom hodnoty
anglickeho funta. O polovicu sa
zmensil i vyvoz sudov 2 tvrdeho
dreva, idlceho hlayne do Nemec-
ka a Polska. Co do vepkosti a
rozsahu jednotlivych eesko.slo-
venskych zavodov bednarskych,
prevazujd slime podniky; male a
,stredne,. pri poslednom seitani
zivnostenskych zavodov bolo ma
pocftane len Is podnikov, vede-
nych po tovarnicky, ktore zamest
navaju najviac As zamestnancov.
Preto ze remeselnik moze lepsie
znasat' krizu nezli podnik vac
sieho rozsahu, doslo v sloven.
skych podnikocb k prepust 'aniu
zamestnancov. (PVV.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-29
6EsI "PRIPoJuI" sLovEN.
SKo.

Y &. 296. "Ceskooslovenskej
republiky" 20 dina 20. dec. 1881,
pise do Mar. Nov. ich pracov-
mix v Juhoslavii, - nasiel som
passus, ktory ma pobnril a W.
svetlil mi, ako smyspa lradna
tlac 2 Prahy pomere Cechov a
.Slovakov tam u vas, V CSR. Y
clanku "Pokrok ma Slovensku",
v citovanom elsie .Geskoslov re-
psbliky', stoji cierno ma bielom !:
"slovensko pfipojenfm k tesko-
slovenske republice nebylo ma
tom prave po STRANGE komunikac-
nj nejlepe.' AZ doteraz som 81
myslel, ze Ceskoslovenska repub-
lika nepripojovala Slovensko, AMI
Slovensko nepripojovalo sa k Ce-
skoslovenskei republike, ale ze
%
Ceskoslovenska republika je spo-
jenie Ceska, Moray, Sliezska,
Slovenska a Podkarpatskej Rusi
v jeden Stat ceskoslovensky !!
Teraz zrazu citam, re Ceskoslo-
vensko uz existovalo a tax rri-
polio Slovensko do svojho Sta
tn. Ci teda %. okt6ber 1918 u
tvoril najprv Ceskoslovenskl re-
pubiku a potion al "pfipojil" i
Slovensko, ci 80. okt6ber 1918 je
skutocne dnom, ked' sa Sloven-
sko pripojilo, ale nebolo pripoje-
ne k CSR. Alebo teda republika
existovala uz 28. okt6bra 1918
bez Sloyenska, alebo 80. okt. 1918
sa Slovaci naozaj pripojili, ale
pripojeni neboi k republike. Gee
skoslovenskej republike" by ma
elm bolo dat lekciu, 81 Slovensko
bolo len pripojene k CSR ci
Slovensko ako rovnopravny fax
tor spolu S Ceskom, Moravou,
sliezskom a Podkarpatskou Ru-
sou utvorilo GeskoslovenskI re-
publiku?
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-29
MADARI vRAJ NEpRIJALI
1URoPsxt Kul.rJRU.

H Vyznamny anelicky casopis
Manchester Guardian" v clanku
0 diktatnre ' Mad 'arsku piss,
De Slovaci boil Mad 'armi utla-
cani po starocia a len zazrakom
unikli ich zahube. Pisater clanku
hovori, ze Mad 'ari sd narod a.
ziatsky, ktory ' skutoenosti nj
kdy neprijal europsku kultdru.
Sd nestali a pomstychtivf. Napo-
kon pisatel' Ernest Jones pozna-
menava, ze sa pc niekorkotyzdno
vel navsteve ma Slovensku pre-
svedcil, ze obyvatel 'stvo Sloyen-
ska by sa uz nikdy nevratilo pod
mad 'arske panstvo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-29
MOVE VZDUSNE DoPRAvNE
LINKY.

Dohoda medzi CSR. a Nemec-
kom sriadeni a vedenf pravi-
delnych leteckych liniek umoz-
huje, ably Nemecko zaviedlo dru.
ny kurz na trait Ber1in--Drazd a.
ny-Praha-V -Vieden bez pristania na
cesko.slovenskom uzemi, v opak
coho bolo povolene CSR sriadit
dive letecke linky cez Nemecko
tiez bez pristania. Gsl. statne ae-
rolinie uskutocnia toho roku spo-
jenie Prahy s Bucharest 'ou, takze
bude mozno doletiet' z Bukaresti
cez Prahu az do Rotterdam.
Tiez boly' uz ukoncene pripravy
ku sriadeniu nocnych leteckych,
liniek Prahy cez Brno do Bra
tislavy a 2 Prahy do Plzne ma
trait Praha- -Strasbhfg- Parfz, boly'
uz dobudovane ietecke inajaky
ma tratiach Praha- -Bratislava a
Praha- Plzen a opatrene s1easne
j ylastnym osvetlovaeim zariade.
MIN. Prcmayka ma oboch tratiach
i1ocon zapocne sa toho roku. ~
(PvV.1
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-29
20 sfarei vIasti.
RR, TO Sc NINE HNUsf
[zpravy Z krajovych novin.)

Toto povedala ista Ceska v
Bratislave v obchode Slovaka,
ked' kupovala vianocne pohlad-
nice, ma ktorych citala slovensky
text "St'astlive Vianoce''.
Vianoce! Proc ne Vanoceg -
Brr, :. to Sc mne hnusi, ia II vas
vic nebudu kupovat', odisla 2
obchodu bez pohl'adnic.
Obchodnik s. rozpovedal mi to
s trpkost 'ou, ked' som kupoval
pohl 'adnice, ktorych mi pod
dojmom spomenutej prihody,
predlosil ceskym texton, teda
"Vanoce''.
"Nemate slovenske!' spy
tai som sa.
"Akoby ME! Ale neviem az, a,
Ike mann ukazat', ked vcera jed
ma pani odisla obchodu preto.
ze som je; ukazal slovenske. A
rozpovedal mi opisanu prlhodu.
Panicka zpoza Moray! Chlieb
slovensky jest sa yam nehnusig
Bieda mnohych Slovakov, ktori
ami tak1to - hoci al ceskym
textom - pohPadnicu 81 memo
zu k1pit a poslat svojim milym
a k biede ktorych ste al Wy pri-
spell (ako vsetci ii, ktori maju
podobnn hnusnu dusu temny
mozog), to sa yam nehnusis
Obchodnik S. bol cely zufaly.
Nepovedal jej vraj mic. Nechcel
81 pokazit' obchod.
My sa jej vsak spytuJeme:
s'Panicka, slovenske existencie,
polozene pod najsmutnejsiu jed
licku Slovenska, sa Vam nehnu-
sia?!" (Tsvm. N. NJ
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-29
UMELECKE DIELO JAROSLA-
VA SETELfKA.

Jaroslav Setelik ''Praha' 100
akvarelov 100 perokresieb $
textom Ora F. x. Harlasa v Ja-
zyku ceskom, nemeckom, angli-
ckom francilzskom, V krasnej
vazbe "a Kc 550.- okrem posto-
veho. Vydala Legiografia v Pra-
he, expeduje naklad. "Plamja
Praha I, Dlouha tr. {. 45.
"Namal oval nakreslil som
tychto 200 1istov pre- potesenie
vsetkyn, ktori rovnako horucne
jako ia milujem, obdivujem a
slubujem chranit' v Prahe to, Go
iej dala priroda, dejinne udalo-
sti tisicrocne umenie. Move Gle.
le, priemyslovy rozmach move
umenie stavitel'ske. tiez ovenci
ME trnami, ale novymi kvetami
cello nasej tisicrocnej Prahy
mech nam ju zavidia vsetci a vsa.
de, kde sa nou pochvalime."
S tymto prianim posiela maj
ster Jaroslav Setelik svojc mad.
herne dielo do sveta, vydane mai
vyspelejsou reprodukenou techni.
kou bezvadnej uneleckej w.
prave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-29
DIIfA zHoRELo.

v dedine Vel'kom Lipniku do.
slo k vel'kemu nest 'astiu. Man.
zelka tamojsieho rol l'nika Jana
Labovskeho odisla veeer do stat.
ne nakrmit statok. Jej 4-rocne
diet'a zostalo zatiaP samo v ixbe,
kde horela petrolejova Tampa.
Diet'a lampu nest'astnou naho.
dou prevratilo, ktora SO rozbila
petrolej, ktory sa rozlial pc
stole a diet 'at'u po satach, sa
zapalil. Kym sa matka .vratila 20
stajne, utrpelo diet'a TAX t'azke
popaleniny, re druhy den zomre.
10.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-29
PROF. A. PETROv UMREL.

A. Petrov, rusky ucenec, ktorv
cery syoj zivot zasvatil yede slo-
venskeho naroda, umrel. W od
roku 1891 I'll medzi nami a obo-
hacoval slovenskn vedu; zprvu
zavital k nam zavse dobrovol'ne,
ma kratsi cas-, neskorsie prisiel k
nam ako emigrant usadil sd V
Prahe. Rodina jeho zostala v Ru.
kku.
I'll ako samotar, opustene, e.
di malokedy vyhradaval; cely
svoj zivot zasvatil neiinavnej pra
ci. Ma kulturnom poll yykonal
pre- mas narod vel'a. Dovrsenlm
ieho praee q historickej demo
giraffe Slovenska su "Prispevky
X historickej demografii Sloyen-
ska v Is. 10. stoleti ktore
dielo slovenska vereJnost' prija-
Ia s yel'kou radost'ou. Sam Pc
troy v predslove k tomuto dielu
poznamenava, ze sa chcel MIN "a
Ed'acit CSR. "a poskytnute mu
pohostinstvo cd i. 1922. Ze akh
neocenitel mi pracu vykonal ne
bohy tymto dielom pre- mas, je
zrejme 2 toho, ze mohol sa nan
pOdujat' iba rusky historik Pc
troy, ktory vyuzil osobnych a
pfiatel' 'skych znamosti mad ar
ykych ucencov, naJma archiva-
xov budapestianskych predvoj-
novych sascv. Nasim ueencom sl
dvere pred tymito statnymi ma;
u darskyni archiyami zatvorene.
Mech je Tahka zem nedzi ma
HI umrevSiemu ruskemu ucenco.
.svi |vi ktory cely ssoj zivst praeo-
|l a. slovensky narod, "a jeho
alt6ru I ~ sklonku zivrta obo.
Ii i jeho skronnG vedr.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-29
VLCI PRI MEDZILABOR
CIACH.

Nedavno objavily sa V karpa-
toch prve krdly vlkov. Ponevac
teraz V pohranici napadlo az na
2 metre snehu, vlci sisli >nizej a
priblizili sa teslle k dedinam.
'Navstevou vlkov postrasena bo-
la obec Krasny Brod. Wei sa po-
tuluju 2 miesta ma miesto spo-
sobuju skody najma na dobyt-
ku. V tychto dnoch podarilo sa
najomcovi Bilinskemu pri Mona
styre, ned'aleko 'Medzilaboriec,
zastrelit 40 kg t'azkeho vlka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-29
zoIgREI.A MAD sYNOvHM
LISToM

Maria Gorejova Y Tarnove pri
Miehaloyeiaeh dostala Cd syojho
syna Amerikys list, zc ma stroj
odrszal nshu. Snutn1 zvast' a
nj dobre neprecitala a nasledkom
siln6ho vzrusenia SO synonym il
stom Y ruke zonrela.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-29
ZIMNA I.ETECKA DOPRAVA
PRAHA-BRATISLAVA,

Sprava statnych aerolinii v G.
S. r. sa rozhodla, re na linke
Praha. .Brno- -Bratislava bude udr-
ziavat' leteck1 dopravu i cez III
mu. Dopravovane budu nielen o.
;soby, ale postove nakladne "a
sielky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-29

psi,nu brechotu. v MikulAsi, .kde
patridnSho zavisdh, sistili, te toto
ie ~ druht pripad ' Liptove Q
ie n6sledkom pitia falsovanych
n&pojov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-29

Ma Huty (Mptov 50 vracal 20.
sveta ! pr6oe - sviatky jeden
sklar. Cestou = opil ked doiiel,
domov, vydaval hlasy podobnss
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-29

Glovsnsk1 Ldgs j. rtsniroay Z
= sstinoyixsh, vstupujts d neil
Evening star., 1932-12-07
BUILDINGS.

The Federal public building program
authorized by the act of May Is, 1926,
Is progressing satisfactorily and the ac-
tivities under 1t have been of material
assistance in the relief Of the unem-
ployed. The program involves a total
expenditure for all purposes of approx
mately $7Oo, 900 900, of which $780,
coo 600 is for land and buildings in the
District of Columbia.
In furtherance of the provisions of
the enabling legislation 817 projects
have been specifically authorized at
limits of cost aggregating $470, TIT 900.
On october 81 last 254 Of these projects
had been completed 400 projects were
under contract either in whole or in
part, and ITO projects were being proc
essed toward the contract stage, the
drawings therefor having been COM
pleted. In accordance with, provisions
Of the Legislative Appropriation Act for
the fiscal year 1892, original limits OF
cost were reduced 10 per cent for over
200 projects not under contract on July
/, 1892. Further savings have been
made as a result Of the decline in price
Of materials, and 1t Is estimated that
Of the $470.717,o00 specifically author
lied for the 817 projects. at least $40
100000 will be saved and all Of them
completed within $430, 600, 900.
In carrying on the program, includ-
ing additional land in the District of
Columbia, obligations aggregating $378,-
804,417.52 were incurred to october 81
last, and $261, ,278, 8,e65.75 actually ex-
pended.
The funds available for expenditure
in the fiscal year 1888 amount to
$l34, ,053. .401.I9. It Is expected that
this amount, together veth the $e0,-
600, 600 included IN the tHtimatss Tor
Evening star., 1932-12-07
RIVERS AND HARBoRS.

The estimate for the annual appro-
priation for the maintenance and i'm
pfovement of existing river and hasbor
works contained in this Budget is
$39, 1888, ,129, reduction from the conf<
parable amount of the. regular annual
appropriation for 1888 of $20,161, ,871.
The emergency appropriations made
last July for public works, with a view
to increasing employment, contained
30,000,000 fcr rivers and harborS,
which is in addition to the annual ap-
preparation of $60,000,000 for 1888.
Adding the estimate of appropriation
for 1884 to the two appropriations for
the current fiscal year will provide
$129 1888, 129 for the two years, or an
average of nearly $65 ,000, 900 per year,
and If there be. included with these
appropriations the amount of cash on
hand June 80, 1882, the cash available
ity for river and harbor works during
the fiscal years 1888 and 1894 totals
approximately $149, 900, or an aver
age of STATEHOOD per year. Because
of reduction in the cost of labor and
materials for work of this character the
value of the work Of river and harbor
Improvement which can be accomplish
ed during the fiscal years 1888 and 1884
with the funds. available would repre-
sent an increase Of from Is to 40 per
cent, or between $171 ,862, 900 and
$20s, ,223, 900 at 1929 costs
Flood Control.
For food control the 1894 estimates
OF annual appropriations provide $19,-
653, ,424 for the Mississippi River and its
tributaries and $768, ,480 for the Sacra-
mento River, reductions of S12,066,576
and $207,520 from comparable amounts
provided in the regular annual appropri-
ations for 1888. In addition to the
regular annual appropriation of $32,-
100000 for the fiscal year 1888, there
was provided S15,500,000 for flood
control work on the Mississippi River
and its tributaries by the relief act ap-
proved july 81, 1882. Adding the esti-
mate Of appropriation for 1894 to the
two appropriations for the current fiscal
year will provide SGT, 7,153,424 for food
control on the Mississippi for the two
years, or an average of over $33,500, 900
per year, and If the cash on hand on
June 80. 1882, be included the cash
availability for the two years Is approxi-
mately $85, ,523 900, or an average of
S42.76l 900 per year. In value of work
these amounts win produce an increase
OF between Is and 40 per cent over the
work which could have been secured
with the same amounts at 1929 costs,
due, to the reduction which has taken
place In the cost of this character work.
The total of the estimates contained
In this Budget for rivers and harbors
Cineludingi maintenance and operation
OF Dam No. 2, Muscle Shoals) and food
control Is s7l,255,217, of which $49, $685.
313 Is for rivers and harbors and
s2l ,3l9,904 for flood control. The total
OF. s71,255,217 includes s10.S68, 500 to
meet requirements under authorizations
OF law covering permanent specific and
indefinite appropriations, advances and
contributions for rivers and harbors
and hood-control work.
Evening star., 1932-12-07
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

The estimates of appropriations for
the Treasury Department as presented
IN this Budget, aside from interest on
the public debt and public debt re-
trementS from ordinary receipts, are
$50, l66 900 less than the appropriations
Tor 1883. Excluding the amount of de-
auctions predicated on a continuance
OF certain sections Of the Economy Act,
which amount to approximately So
600, 600, and taking into consideration
that an additional amount of about
SAC, ,000, 900 will be required in. 1888 for
refunding taxes Illegally collected, the
net decrease, aside from the public debt
items, amounts to approximately
$37, 100000.
The principal decrease is $14s, 900, 900
IN the items for construction of new
Federal buildings. This decrease is
made possible by reduced expenditure
requirements amounting to $48, ,000, 600
under the regular public building pro-
gram and the fact that the Emergency
Relief and Construction Act of 1882
provided $100,000,0 900 for public build
tngs, which is available during 1898
and subsequent years Among the other
decreases are SIS, zoe, 900 for customs ad-
minlstration, due largely to reimburs-
able items resulting from the decline in
customs receipts; 81 ,034, 600 in the
Coast Guard items and $753, 1000 under
the Bureau Of Engraving and Printing
due to reduced production program.
100000 Tax Refund.
On the increase side the main items,
excluding those pertaining to the pub
lie debt, are $68, ,000, 900 for refunding
taxes illegally collected, for which no
direct appropriation was made for the
current fiscal year. and $7,7l5, 600 for
the ONCE of the Supervising Architect,
which is made up principally of items
having to do with the operation and
maintenance of the large number Of
Federal buildings which viii be COM
pleted during 1884, the remodeling and
enlarging Of old buildings, and the IN
crease in force and related expenses,
both IN Washington and In the field,
incident to the enlarged construction
program. -
with regard 70 public debt transac-
CONTINUED On Tenth Page.l
Evening star., 1932-12-07
PANAMA CANAL.


For maintenance and operation Of
the Panama Canal and the sanitation
and civil Government Of the Canal
Zone this Budget provides for a total
OF $13,106,404, after deducting s471, ,7lS
to cover reductions based upon a con-
tinuation In 1884 Of certain provisions
OF the Economy Act. This gives sI3.-
578, ,l22 to be used for purposes of COM
parison with the 1893 appropriation Of
$l1,146,661, and indicates a net In
crease, in 1884 of 81, 2,431, ,461. However.
1t Is to be noted that the Budget esti-
mate for 1888 was reduced by S3. 500 O0o
and the amount appropriated supple
mented to the same extent by a pro-
vision in the act reading "and such
sums, aggregating not to exceed So
100000, as may be deposited in the
Treasury OF the United States as diyi-
dends by the Panama Railroad Co. in
excess Of 10 per centum Of the capital
stock Of such company" While this
resulted in facial reduction in the es-
innate as submitted in the Budget for
1888, 1t did not affect any saving. as
1t reduced by a corresponding amount
the dividends which otherwise would
have been paid into the Treasury by
the Panama Railroad Co. Therefore.
from the standpoint of availability of
funds, the 1884 estimate is $1,068, $50
below the, appropriations for 1888.
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$1,000, 900 ASKED
FOR FARM BOARD
$500, 900 Increase Would Elm.
mate Necessity of Admin 4;
istrative Furloughs. &,

A $1,000 600 appropriation for run.
ming the Farm Board during the next
fiscal year was recommended to Con-
gress today in the Presidents annual
Budget message. GO S
This represents an increase of $500.
600 over the present year. The larger
amount was advocated 'to eliminate
the necessity for administrative fur
loughs." ~g
If the full million Is approved by.
Congress, Farm Board officials said, q
number of employees who had been dis
missed or furloughed would be re-
turned to the pay roll. During the cur
rent year the STAFF has been curtailed
from $50 to 205 employees. &
A S40,000,000 appropriation was
made for the Board last July for wheat
and cotton which was distributed to
the needy. No amount for this pur-,
pose was recommended for next year.
The Budget dealt only with admin
istrative expenses. A total of $780,
00o, 600 already has been made avail
able to the Board as a revolving fund
for aid to cooperative associations.
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year being met by the authority granted
by Congress to utilize balances and re-
serves on. hand. In addition to recon-
mending continuance of this author
ity for 1884, the estimate for the ship
ping fund contained in this Budget pro-
videS for direct appropriation of
$2,875,000. The. requirements of the
Shipping Board shipping fund to meet
its operating costs Is dependent upon
the lines of vessels which it may op-
crate and each line which is sold op-
crates to reduce the amount needed
Where the sale of lines by the Ship
ping Board is conditional upon the
private operators receiving an ocean
mail contract from the Post once De-
partment the board should be in a po-
sition to transfer to that department
the savings which are reflected In the
operating costs. For this purpose
provision has been incorporated in the
estimates of appropriations for the
Shipping Board to permit of the trans
fer Of not exceeding $4,000,000 to the
Post Office Department to be available
only for meeting the cost in 1894 Of
ocean mail contracts entered into by
that department under the provisions
of the Merchant Marine Act of 1928
for service upon steamship lines which
may be sold by the Shipping Board.