davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-07
TUHE oR0ANNOVANu
RoBOTNfCTvA

Y celej krajine je Y pride or
ganizovanie robotnictva podl'a
prav, danych mu novym prize
myselnym zakonom. Ma Maho-
ming doline okrem do kompani-
ckych uhii, robotnfctvo vstupu-
je j do dvoeh neodvislych, 4 81
&c do Americkej Federacie Pra-
ce 9 do Priemyselne unie. Tato
posledna ma byt' komunistickA.
Cd Federacie Prace je tu Is
organiz&torov, ktorf majd hodne
roboty, lebo robotnictvo vstupu-
je do nej vo vel kom pocte.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-07
OHIO EDISON slgfzILA
CENU EI.EKTRINY

. ( g. ~ L i ! t1yst9 u
Ohio Edison Co. oznamila sni-
zenie ceny elektriny pre- domA-
cich spotrebovatel'ov 0 asi 1Oc
ma mesiac pre- priemerneho spo-
-trebovatel'a. Snizenie "a tyka
len tych rodin, ktore spotrebu-
ID mesacne Wac ako 40 kilowa-
'tov hodfn elektriny. lynn bude
.snizenA cena 5.5c ma Sc "a Ii.
lowatovd hodinu. Kto spotrebu-
je ma mesiac asi so XIV, ten u
Sport 1Oc, kto 70, dostane d0et
% 15c nixK, ako dost&val.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-07
Znama Slovenlka
zomrela v sobotu
PAM Antonia lGarusikin ped ,ah-
le4.opsrkGi1 Ysl,lEt mp l,ndn
ma pohrabe.

Pani Antonia Maruskin, man
zelka Jozefa L. Maruskina, 1858
E. Florida Ave-, ME je Wac me.
|dzi zivymi. Zomrela v sobotu vo
veku 3S rokov po operacii ma
zlcove kamienky v nemocnici
sv. Alzbety. Smrt' nastala 1.20
popoludni "a pritomnosti rodi-
my.
Neboha bola rodom z Brati-
slavskej zupy. Ia p. Maruskina
vydala sa pred Is rokmi a tn
byvala cd toho casu. Predtym
bola v New Yorku. Tuna vyvi.
|nula vel'kh cinnost' medzi Ka-
tolfckymi Sokolkami q v sloven-
skej verejnosti vobec. Brala Gin.
MI lcast' vo vsetkom, co tunaj-
81 Slovaci. podnikali. Dopisovala
casio do zenskej casti organu
Katolfckych Sokolov a to nielen
% obycajnych udalostiach medzi
Sokostvom, ale podavala j od-
borne clanky 0 slovenskych w.
sivkach. Mala chyyr expertky vo
vysfvanf, pleteni a sitf vobec.
Zeny sa u nej schadzaly ma 81
tie q tax udrzovala spolocensky
zivot zaujfmavym. Ako neboha,
tax j jej manzel zaujfma sa 0
verejne veci: je predsedom II.
okresu zupy V. Katolickych So
kolov a predsedom Obcianskeho
klubu ma Lansingville.
Okrem manzela oplakavajd ju
dietky Michal, Margita a Jozef
tuna; rodicia Jan Melicher s
|manzelkou, bratia Jozef a Ale
xander q sestry Margita a Ma
ria ma Slovensku.
Pohrab boil ' utorok rano 2
domu sm1tku q chramu sv. Ma
|teja. Pohrabne obrady yykonal
Rev. Frantisek Kozelek. Ma vec-
my odpo6inok do Calvary cinto-
|rinu odprevadena bola vel'kym
zAstupom priatel 'ov prlbuz-
nych. 118 automobilov bolo '
|smftocnom pochode. To je mai
|lep5i d6kaz, akej obi 'dbenosti sa
neboha teSila medzi mani. Mech
|jej Bob d& sl6vu ve6nd . pozo-
|stalych mech potesf svojou 10
|skon.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-07
PAM Hernanova
v hi. trade Ziveny
Bola znovuzvolen& "a hi. dozor.
kynu. slkoro cely urad zostal.
Zivena je 102 perc. solventna.

Strnasta konvencia Ziveny v
|Chicagu odbyvana, sa skoncila '
|sobotu minuleho tyzdna. Ma kon
vencii prijate boly move poist'u
JUICE sposoby a tiez plan, ktory
zabezpecf stare 1dkyne prot
yytvoreniu : organizaciS Tento
plan je: Utvorena bude zvlast-
ma zakladina, utrhnutim 2 inych
zakladin po cente mesacne ma
hdkynu tel zakladiny budd
platene prispevky "a star1 I'D.
kynu, ktora nem6ze platit' a
bola by vyldcena,, keby tel "a
|kladiny nebolo. Ked' zomre, bu-
de dedicom strhnute podpory
&pPko, kol ko organizacia "a
zomrell v prispevkoch zaplatila.
Prispevky ma to neb0ly podvy'
sene. Prijate bolo poistenie ma
20 rokov. j ma p1atenie do 65,
|roku. Zivena, ktora bola zaloze-
|n& pred 43 rokmi, je, 102 per-
cent solventn&.
Il 4 g.5ts ! Z = ~
Do hl. dradu zvolene boly
"a predsedkynu pani Maria
Wolarik- -Bradac Masaryk-
town, Fla; "a tajomnieku 81
Ruby Jelfnek, Z Pittsburghu,
q podtaj ajomnfcku 81. Wilma Kar-
koS4k . Uniontown, Pa, "a pod
|predsedk pani Zuzana Knsy
: Perth Amboy, N. J.. . PAM
Anna BalAS : Hillside, N. J.. "a
pokladnfcku xvolen& bola PAM
Maria Pison : Clevelandu, "a
dozorkyne pani Anna Herman !
Youngstown, i tiex panic Anna
Nochta, Veronika MiklaS . "a.
xanha BednAr. e predsed dkynu
Tin. v5boru Anna "a Urban, "a
pred dasd dky1du n. sddu Anna
|D1ienska ! 4 red aktora live
|ny Psysl Blafsk.
I! I.ais n bs, { J
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-07
sRRkzIDklgT RoosEuxIT.....,
sA VRATM z vAKACn

Prezident Roosevelt vratil sa
uz do Washingtonu 20 svojich
vakacii a priniesol "zl1 novi.
nu' stucnel vraj o sedem
funtov na vakaciach. Je TO zla
novina preto, ze teraz musi po-
stit', aby dostal svoju riadnu
vahu, 174 funtov, nazad. Pre-
zident sa hned' pustil s chut' t'ou
do prace, ktora sa mu nakopila
"a jeho nepritomnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-07
KoNvENCIA sLOvENsKHCH
K. STUDENTov To BUDE

Sdruzenie Slovenskych Kato.
lickych Studentov v Amerike
bude %. a "a. augusta toho ro-
ku odbyvat' tn svoju konven-
ciu. Prfpravy ku konvencii robf
Slovensky Spolok. O pripray-
nych pracach sa pojednavalo '
piatok minuleho tyzdna ' audi
fortune najsv. Trojice V Stru-
theirs pod predsednfctvom Rev.
Jozefa Krispinskeho, ktory je
predsedom vzdelavaj1ceho w
boru Slov. Spolku. Pritomnf bo-
Ii clenovia olocenskeho w.
boru ma cele s Rev. Jurajom No.
v&kom.
Ia predsedu konvencionalneho
vyboru zvoleny bol Rev. Michal
Tondra, "a predsedu ubytova.
cieho vyboru Michal Pirosko,
"a predsedu transportacneho W.
boru Jozef Vascak; "a predsed.
kynu banketoveho a zakuskove.
no vyboru pani Maria Kollar;
"a predsedov tancoveho vyboru
Jan Olejar a Jan Hnat; "a pred
lsedkynu privitacieho vyboru 81
Katarfna Toporcer a "a zpravo-
daja Rev. Juraj Novak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-07

< : tls
2 Londyna oznamujd, ze \: G.
3. r. robent je vkladatel mi na-
beh na banky . to vraj celkom
bezs&k &kladnf. Obyvatelstvo Vi
delo Y novinAch. xe Dol utvore-
Inv z1att blok = v nom nebolo
Cesko.S .Slovenska. z toho usatv6-
|ralo, xe republika ide saviest
infl4eiu : preto ii peniaze !
hank yyberalo. N6beh tryal Il
druhS deh i - yraj xviGSoyal.
xlAtf blok ntvorila Francia i
Talianskcm, Polskom, Holland
|akom, svajdianskom ! Belgi-
|ckon, Vel,mi mnohs inc ajiny
ME u \ nom ! prsdsa N nich
|nsudala - Iiadna panika e to-
IA inolno nxsty frst, akk u de-
|lik 6tna aitufcia y republi1
ps.el ee
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-07
DDa speDokoly
budd spieuat
Mrdzkouu, o,,1Sll
Missa in Hon. Epiphanias Doni-
nj bude spievanA Y chrAme, sv.
Mateja o pol II. Y nedel n.

| 8Sis 4 s
Mssa in Hon. Epiphaniae Do
mini, ktord slozil prof. Otokar
Mrazek, organista osady sv. Ma.
|teja na Lansingville, bude pc
prvy raz spievana teraz v ne
del'u pri sv. Cyrillo-Methodej
skej oslave pol jedenastej ho.
dine v osadnom chrame. Spieva-
ma bude Wac ako pat at'desiatinii
muzskymi hlasmi, spevakmi 20
|spevokolu sv. Mateja a spevo-
kolu cd Epiphany kostola 2
Pittsburghu. Tato skladba bo-
la po prvy raz spievana tymito
|sbormi minuleho mesiaca v Pitts
burghu. Prof. Jan Sedla6ek bu.
de sbormajstrom a pan Richard
Ginder bude hrat' ma organe.
Program je nasleduj1ci:
Organ: Sonata F moll cd Men
delsohna - hra pan Richard
Ginder.
Asperges me : Gregorianska -
Sbor sv. Mateja.
Duchu Svaty: Sbor sv. Mate
ia a veriaci.
Kazen: Vlp. Frantisek Koze-
lex.
Introit: Gregoriansky E.
|piphany sbor.
Missa in Hon. Epiphaniae Do
mini, slozil Otto Mrazek, spie-
vajl oba sbory pod riadenim p.
Jana Sedlacka. Ma organe hra
p. Richard Ginder.
Kyrie. ...s....a...,.......,.......--....-.s.-
Gloria - '!sGratias Aginus Ii
BIZ trio, spievaj1 panovia
j. M. Roney, L. A. O'Neil, Geo.
Toole.
"Qui Tolls basove solo,
spieva P. E. w. Barry.
Graduate: Gregorianske, spie-
va Epiphany sbor.
Credo-"Et in Unum Domi.
num-, trio: PIP. L. A. Rice, j.
Panner, E. w. Barry.
"Et Incarnatus EST, tenor
solo, p. J. M. Roney.
"Et in Spiritum", baryton So
10, p. Geo. Toole.
Offertory Posoisti Domino
cd Ign. Mitterer, duet, spieva-
jd PIP. L. Rice, Geo. Toole.
Sanctus- Bias solo: p. E. w.
Barry; tenor solo, j. NJ. Roney.
Benedictus Duet: PIP. j. M.
Roney, B. Recktenwald.
Agnus Del Duet PIP. L. Rice
| q B. Recktenwald.
Postcommunio, gregorianske,
spieva Epiphany sbor.
| O Salutaris q Tantum Ergo,
slozil Otto Mrazek, spievajl oba
sbory.
Laudate Dominum, Sbor sv.
Mateja a veriaci.
Organ: "Preludium "A moll",
cd J. 8. Bacha, hra p. Richard
Ginder.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-07
.FARRxIL6AlgIA lrALI
PRvf SLovENsK4 DIN,

Farrelskf Slov&ei usporiadali
y nedel'u svoj prvt Slpvensky
Den. Na sl6ynost priflo 500
SlovSkov Sl6vnostn tn5m reGnfk fkont
lbol adv Grsgor 1stkoyiS !
Pittsbnrs shu, ktoFy bol prvjfi1 ( r.
I! ! I! I !! I
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-07

Kazdy Qcastnik banketu mu-
81 sa zdcastnit' natas, lebo ban
ket chceme zapociat' najneskor-
die Q pol Z. hodine a po banke-
te bude nasledovat' tanecna "a
bava pre- starsich a mladsich
host'ov.
Pri bankete bud1 recnit' ma
sledovni recnici.
1. Brat Michal Bartos, sprav-
ca sletoveho vyboru privita ho-
st 'ov predstavf toastmajstra,
Rev. Jozefa L. Kostika, ktory
povedie d'alsi program.
2. Brat Dominik Sloboda, zup.
spravca "a zupu S.
8. Joseph Julius, mayor mesta
Campbell, "a Campbellcanov.
4. Jozef Z. Maruskin, SPRAY
ca okresu II. "a okres II.
5. Sudca Lyons, "a K. Soko-
Low.
s. Frantisek Walkovic, zupny
velitel "a cviciace clenstvo.
7. Joseph Franek, mayor me-
sta Farrell, "a Slovakov.
s. Ses. Zuzana Ramar, byv.
hi. podspravkyna "a Venice 1O7
ktory pomohla zalozit' v Youngs
town r. 1920.
q. Ses. Antonio Maruskin "a
vence s. Il. s.
10. Slavnostnd rec povie brat
a. N. PalkoviG, hi spravca, "a
organizaciu s. <. s.
l...1l--.Zaklsd6 hankstu. ~ ]
IL. Vol'na tanecna z4baya pre-
starych a mladych.
Ma tento slet q zavody a slav.
most dctive, povlavame vsetky
sbory a vence, pot 'axne cele
clenstvo S. K $. zupy s., aby
tento slet nam boil jednym !
tych pamatnych vydarenych
Co sa tyka okresu H., nemal by
chybovat' ami jeden Sokol a
Sokolka.
Ia. sletovy vybor znacime ga
so sokolskym Zdar Bob a do
videnia sa ma slete!
Michal Bartos, sprayca
stanislav Necko, podspr.,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-07

vat, na Haseltone slet Zupy S.
Slovenskeho Katolfckeho Sokol-
stya, ma ktort 90 sletia Sokoli
. Sokolky 70 vel 'kom pocte :
yiacerych statov. sletov5 v5bor
podAva tu cely program sletu.
! Slovensk6 obecenstvo, mo- memo.
vite Sokolstvo je 1ctive pozvane
ako ma zavody Y sobotu, tax ma
verejnk cvicenie a banket v me-
del'u.
PROGRAM
Y piatok vsdsr, II sjtla
/. Zah4jenie 1upnej sch6dze
9 Z. hodine, ktora potrv& do 12.
hodiny.
2. Y sobotu r6no, IS. jdla Q
Z. hodine spolocne ranajky pre-
z6stupcoy q zAstupkyne . pre-
J tych cvicencov 4 cvi6enky, kto-
re budd prftomn6 " Y piatok.
8. Po ransjkach zahAjenie ~
vodov bratom xupnym spr&v.
som, Dominikom Slobodom q
JAnom Borakom, predsedom
5kolskej rady mesta Campbell,
ktori prehovoria niekoPko slov
ku cviciacemu clenstvu.
4. Registracia z6vodneho Glen
stva.
S. Pokracovanie ' sAvodoch
do ~. hodiny.
s. Q 70. iodine spoloSnt obed.
Z. PokraSoyan Y z1vodoch
do 1tvrtej hodiny.
s. o Stvrtej hodine spolocn&
zk6Ska cviGieb.
8. Vecer tanecn& zAbava do
IL. hodiny.
10. o IL. hodine rozchod ma
noel 'ah.
v nedsl'u r&no, 16. julia
/. O $50 hod. pol'na sv. omsa
ma pozemkoch osady sv. Alxbe-
ty, ktord odslfzi miestny du-
chovny Rev. Jozef Il. Kostik "a
xivych mrtvych clenov zupy
5. s. 4. s. :,
2. Po sv. omSi spoloen6 ra-
hajky q po rahajkach pokraco-
vanie zqpnej sch6dze.
8. O IL. hodine spolocny obed.
4. o /. hodine sllvnostnt po-
chod ma sleti1te celeho Sokol-
stva zupy 5. . intestine spolky
bratskych organis6cii.
Program NJ sletitt
/. Brat Michal BartoS, spr&v-
g aletoveho vtboru, privfta o
becenstvo q predstavi brata Do
minika Slobodu, 1upnGho SPRAY.
On. ktort po privete zahaji We
.rejn6 cvi6enie.
2. Verejn6 cvi6enie.
8. Po verejnom evident vyhl&-
senie vft'asov sborov, vencov !
sbor6ekov : vybratie 6iat m
hl slet . s&vody do Detroit,
Mich. slss
4. Verejne cyicenie nam brat
skei organizkcie, Americkt
Ruskt Sokol.
s. Cvi6enie Sokolov No hr&x,
de, oddelenie yyfaie.
9. Cvi6enie Sokolov ~ brad
l6ch, oddelenie mike.
q. Cvi6enie ,Sokoliek M koni.
81 Zmena cviSenie Sokolov
!, NJ hEadlkch, oddelenie vySaie.
=. Cvi6enie Sokolov 10 hr6zde
oddelenie nixfie.
sSss = ~ tS 80 q ~ s3 go =.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-07
Program Sloyenslke ello d
je " cely vypracov


Rsdnit' budd: Rsv.
gall, supt. isI
Ju1aj 1oh : e6tny sn
7. emDllEa Rsv. Ju
buds sprkycom prUe1,
Jossf Kostik sprk rkygua
skej svadby. Tel povis 4!
lEorunOvanf krkl'ovny. 1lt
ball hry, xkvody Y bs1l
lolsl1S cvi6by budd tvos
tickt proeTszn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-07

Sprava Sl0VenEkAhO III
dokoncila vypracovanie r
mu pre- XIII. Slovensk b
Mahoning doline 4 pod6va
hlavnych rysoch ct. verejn
Slovensky Den - zacnS
la v Idora parku o 10.
program takto nasleduje
1O11.3 80 Baseball hra
kou lobdou, pod vedenfm
! Jana Hrehu. s'
11.3O 80 Zavody v bel1
a sokolske cviGenie.
-1.30 100 Korunovanis
povny, slavnostne reci. Kort
vacie ceremonie bude riadif
Gilronen, spravca Idora psS
Pri korunovanf povie . w.
toho red Rev. Jozef q. Kd
Predseda Sloyenskeho Dhn
]. Lesnak povie privfts jdsn
Slavnostne reci poyedia
q Stt
Stefan Begalla, supefiiit
youngsto tch kk6
debush, Rev. Jurs 1ok
ny senator Jan r. Enol
|C1eveIand6. { 4
|. 3.304.3O Plavacske xkyo
Spravca zavodov slovensk5 =
cajt p. Hoza. Ma pomoci mn
de Teodor Macejko, ucitel'
vania. v zavodeni sa z6Ga1l
len slovenski plavaci. Pred
vodami ukazane budd expert
umelecke skoky do vody.
400 80 Baseball hra 4
Jednotarskej dgy.
o $50 bude baseball hrt
makkou lobdou pod veds1
Rev. M. Tondru. u
0 5. hodine bude slovenn
svadba Steeltoncanov v tan1
nej sieni pod vedenim Rev.
u. Kostika. .|'se n
Cd zoo 90 Tanec pri kf
be parkovej orchestri. 81 8
Cely program bude pod IN
you Rev. Juraja Novaka. %
Tahanie vyhernych Gfsiel
L u - 80
de prevedne pri korunoyanf r
povny. Prva vyhra buds
druha $50, tretia IS. .O0 fl
$3.50. Kazdy listok md p1z
tost' vyhrat' ktor1kol Nh +
.tychto yyhier. Listky pred If1
kontestantky. Ktor6 najsi3 r
4d6, bude kral 'ovnou ol& =
cello obleGenie q xaobutie II ~
ipakt 60 odmenu. yI
Ma tomto Sloyenskom Dhi
bud1 davan6 senvi6e sdarsllli y
le mieko ano Cd "a. hod din
- n. l-s~ x - --X x... sSss F{f
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-07
Program sletu zupy 5. Jana
Holeho S. x. S. 1916. julia
st bude veksj t6as gokolstva cels xnpy zyodit' %
buds Memorial High ssnme 16 jtla vsrsnS cvi6suis
buds Oakland hrism te j6a Potom bude vsl5 bauet

Y dhoch IS. : l6. jdla u SO
botu 4 nedel'u) bnde g. odb5.
vat na Haseltone slet zupy s.
Slovenskeho Katolfckeho Sokol-
stya, na ktort 90 sletia Sokoli
9 Sokolky 70 vel 'kom pocte :
yiacerych statov. sletovy vtbor
podAva tn cely program sletu.
Slovenske obecenstvo, no memo.
vite Sokolstvo je 1ctive pozvans
ako na z6vody \ sobotu, tax ma
verejn4 cvicenie a banket v me-
de1'u.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-07

Mchal Bartos, spravca
stanislav Necko, podspr., !,
Jan B. Hassay, zapisnfk
Maria Brajer, spravkyna
sletoveho vyboru.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-02-14
Demand Repeal of
Oregon Red Law

PORTLAND, Ore. (By MaiD.-As a
direct result of the militant united
hunger march of Oregon workers and
veterans to the state capital last
month, a move has been started in
the legislature to repeal the vicious
Oregon criminal syndicalism law.
On Feb. the Senate Judiciary
Committee met to consider cANs re-
peal bill. Irwin Goodman, IntetSa-
tional Labor Defense attorney, wl1o
backed by the workers mass move
ment, won the release of IL of the Is
criminal syndicalism victims three
years ago, appeared before the COM
mittee and demanded it's appeal in
the name of the working masses of
Oregon. Goodman exposed the at
tacks of the Stool-pigeon, M. r. Ba-
con, and of r. P. Bonham, local i'm
migration director.
Under pressure Of the mass Senti-
ment for repeal, the leaders of the
state Grange, an organization of
well-to-do farmers, also came out
against the law. DR.. Virgil Nc
Nickel, Portland physician, spoke
against the law in the name OF pro-
fessional workers, and Harry L.
Gross, Portland lawyer, also de-
manded its repeal.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-02-14
THE DRTIEST WORKERS

made no move on our behalf. The
future is a fearful one.
Having heard that you as an
organization always act in the in
terest Of the workingrnen Of all
countries, we therefore wish to
state our case and appeal to you
for help so that we shall not be
unduly taken advantage Of by our
employers. II this help Is granted
we will be very grateful.
Here are the facts In the case.
We all, forty-three In number,
signed up at Hongkong as crew
for the Santa Lucia, Panama Mail
line. The agreement is to work
for two years. There are many
other details in the agreement, but
the important condition of the
agreement is that if anyone fails
to fulfill the two years term of
work and resigns, he becomes a
deserter or ''sabotager' and his
transportation back to China would
be at his own expense This being
sersred by 6epositir1g with, the
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from the
GALLOW S
. BY FELIX KoHN.

vocateurs, it was unable to dis
listed between the Party and the
working masses, but notwithstand-
ing the zeal of its spies and pro-
party formed in 1879 which took
up the political struggle against the
autocracy by ulsthods Of individual
acts of terror.-Ed), an alliance
was concluded in 1884 between the
two underground Parties, whereby
each party preserved its complete
independence within the borders OF
its own country, but both parties
were to continue the political
struggle under the leadership Of
the "Narodnaya Volya," as the
Party working in the capital.
THIS union of the Polish and RusA
l sian Parties alarmed the tSar's
government more than anything
else, and therefore about half the
members Of the Party-29 persons,
were courtmartialed, while the rest
were punished by executive order.
The court-martial sentenced four
men-Kuciki, a student; Bardosh,
a justice of the peace, and Pietru-
sinski and OSovski, workers, to
death; two were imprisoned in the
Schlusselberg fortress = Warinsk,
who died there, and JanoyltZ, who,
after the expiration of his sem
tence, was exiled to the remote va
kutsk district, North East of ST.
IBERIA, where he shot himself. Five
men, among them, were sentenced
to long terms of penal Seryitude,
which we served in the prisons on
the River Kara. in Siberia, is
others received the same sentence
and were sent to the island of Sax
hahn, and three were exiled to ST.
IBERIA without penal servitude.
LIFE IN PRISON
This is not the place TO tell about
our wanderings from one prison TO
another, or to describe all We SUI
fered while undergoing penal servi-
tude-suffice to say that the con-
ditions were so terrible that some
were driven to suicide. Still I can
not refrain from mentioning the
following incident.
Loss of freedom, together with
the interruption of ones Party ac-
tivity, inevitably arouses in nearly
every arrested person yearning to
get aWay from the tenacious
clutches of the gendarmes. The
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By MAN BEDACHT

THE ascendancy of Hitler TO the
Chancellorship of the German
Empire brings toward a close a
cycle of development which the
treachery of the Social Democra-
tic Party of Germany inaugurated.
At the beginning of this cycle stood
the liquidation of the German pro-
letarian revolution through the re-
establishment Of capitalist rule. AT
the end of the cycle will stand the
liquidation of capitalist rule by the
re-established proletarian reyolu-
ton.
Fascism is the logical result and
the last phase Of the action of
the Social-democrat in 1918. 1t is
the highest and last phase Of their
policy of saving German capitalism.
But the revolutionary forces also
present themselves today on q
higher plane than they appeared
in 1918. 3D..
let lis first consider the forces
- of counter revolution.
The rising revolt of the German
masses in 1918, strengthened by the
influences of the victorious Rus
sian proletarian revolution, led to
the collapse OF the power Of Ger
man capitalism. 1t collapsed on the
battlefields-not the allies but the
ry1,.1YcIofYoer
caused the retreat of the German
armies to the Rhine. 1t collapsed
in the political field-not fear of
the allies but the onrushing pro-
letarian revolution made an end to
the imperial rule and drove Will
helm, the megalomaniac, into
Holland.
The social democrats hated and
feared the revolution. They helped
their capitalist masters to win the
war. Nothing was further from
their desire than to overthrow their
rule. When they could no longer
prevent the revolution they headed
it for only one purpose, to betray
it. Ebert, Scheidemann and other
dignitaries of the Social Democratic
Party have testified to that even
in open court.
The German workers had already
begun to build soviets as their in
strument of power. The social de-
mocrats, however, used their lead
ership in the first German Soviet
Congress to prevent it from organ
izing the workers political power
and caused it, instead, to abdicate
that power to the bourgeois con-
stituent assembly.
THE German social democrats
1 lived up TO Marks characteri-
cation of social democracy as far
back as 1851. Marx then spoke of
petty bourgeois French social de-
mocracy. But every syllable Of this
characterization anticipated Ger
man social democracy of today.
Marx said that
''The essential characteristic
OF social democracy is as follows.
Democratic, republican institu-
ti0ns are demanded as a means
not for the abolition of the two
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company sum of $500 at Hong
kong by each member of the crew.
THE company did not send any
representative to meet us when we
arrived In the port Of New York.
Even after we we're detained by the
immigration authorities there was
no explanation offered. Not until
today did We learn that we are
being deported back to Hongkong.
AS TO the wages due us and how
they are to be paid and whether or
not other losses we suffered are to
be recompensed the company made
no statement. The company, APP
parently, is unconcerned.
with this in view we cannot
help but be worried. Because we
gave up our old jobs to sign up,
there will be great difficulty in
finding means Of subsistence. Be
sides, we have spent money in pre-
parations to come here. II this is
not repaid we sustain great loss.
There IS no other channel through
which we could appeal for aid. IN
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defense of our interests We ought
to demand of the company to in
demnify all losses, but we are
strangers in a foreign country and
are not familiar with customs and
laws here. Furthermore we have
no freedom of movement. 1t Is
impossible for us to act without
outside aid.
Therefore we wish you to send
a representative to guide us. We
shall relate to him as soon as he
Is here with us, what all has been
and place the contract for his ex-
animation.
eve are now on the SIS. Presi-
dent Pierce which sails for San
Francisco on Thursday, Feb. 8.
Please do not delay. We will al
ways appreciate your help in pro-
teing our interests.
Hoping progress in this work, we
remain, Fraternaily,
Forty three members Of the
Chinese crew engaged for the SIS.
Ssnts Incisr Panama Mai fsi-s