davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-05
Prv1 baseball hru
vyhral Girard
10000 divakov prftomn6 m hre
o campionstvo Mahoning
doliny.

Cata Girard Royal Gardens
z AA ligy porazila catu Wooden
Shoe Beers 20 Slovenskej ligy
sk6rom ! ku 0 pred zastupom
10000 divakov, ktori sa shro-
mazdili vzdor hroziacemu daz-
d'u ma Evans hrisko. Odplatilo
sa i'm prist', lebo videli jeden
z najlepsich s1bojov picerov a
sice Lava z Girard caty a Les
keho, t1za Slovenskej ligy.
Giradcania sk6rovai svoj je-
diny vit'azny obeh v druhom
iningu, ked' Jack Ralston, ma
JUG uz "a sebou naratane diva a
diva, zahnal sa a trafil Leskeho
rychlu krutend, ktora bola do
bra ma jednu bazu. Switka cd
Beers na okamih pustl lobdu
Stanfor, stojaci sired pol'a,
hodil lobdu Siembiedovi, ktory
kryl druhd bazu. Raston, kto-
ry chcel natiahnut' svoj "a
bit rozbehnul sa ma druh1, ale
Dol vyvolany a potion, ked'
Siembieda, ktory sa srazil s
Ralstonom, pustil lobdu, Dol
Ralston vyhlaseny "a "bezpec-
neho". Ralston siel ma tretiu ma
Joe Testovu obetu a domov do
siel na Kellyho singlu vpravo.
Jack Ralston tiez sa vyzna-
menal pri lapani lobby v poll.
Utekajdc "a Stanforovou dlhou,
ktora mohla byt' dobrou ma
"home rum, lapil ju v letku s
vystretou rukou.
ODE caty budd Ease hrat' ma
nedel'u.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-05
SCHODZA YOUNGEST. SLOW,
POLITICKEHO KLUBU

Sch0dza Youngstownsheho
Slovenskeho Politickeho Klubu
bude sa odbyvat' v nedel'u vec..
Z. oktobra v Sokolovni ma Wa
shington St. Cteni obcania, VOL
by sd "a dvermi, uz o mesiac,
preto prosim, aby kazdy Glen
tohto klubu bol pritomny ma
tel sch6dzi. Nielen clenovia, ale
kazdy Slovak, ci je Glen, alebo
lie, lebo pridu vazne veci ma
pretras, ably SINE sa pripravili k
vol'bam. Pridu mas navstivit'
kandidati. Pripravme sa z1cast-
nit sch6dze v elm najvacsom
pocte. s lctou
Stefan Herman, predseda
Juraj Petrick, tajomnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-05
Steelton Klub
usporiada bazar

Steelton Klub sa pripravuje,
aby jeho treti vyrocny bazar sa
vydaril este lepSie, ako predo-
Sic diva. Michal Bacha, ktory
je ma cele pripravneho vyboru
vyvolil 81 pracovitych a schop-
nych pomocnikov, kforymi sd
nasledovni: Jozef Ganofsky,
Michal Layshock, Jan Borov-
sky, Jan Tobias, Michal Kra-
mar, Jozef Bobovnyk, Michal
Miller, Jozef Harkabus, Stefan
Friedman, Stefan Martinko,
Stefan Kushner, Michal Bobov-
nyk.
Dajl sa do vyhry rozlicne
yeci. Bude Country Store" a
Bingo a inc zabavy a hry. Ka-
zdy vecer da sa do vyhry cenna
dverova odmena. A bude al OBJ
cerstvenie. Vstupne bude vop-
ne. Dni sl: L., Ii. a IA. okto-
bra v Steelton Klube ma Har-
tell Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-05
SOH0DZA LANSngQVIIL-
SKEHO MUz. KLUBU.

Lansingvillsky Politicky a
Vzdelavaj1ci Muzsky Klub b1-
de odbyvat' riadnu mesacnd
sch6dzu ma Z. oktobra veGer o
pol s. hodine ma Homewood
Ave. v Sokolovni.
Klub 81 ziada, ably kazdy I'D
Dol prftomny, napfsem vam,
ze preco. Prfd'te vsetci ma sch6
dzu, tax sa iste DONATE, ze pre-
Go vas volame vsetkych. Al w,
ktori ste este ME 1dami tohto
klubu, prid 'te a skorej, aby ste
81 mali kde posadat', lebo gaz-
da tejto miestnosti zaiste musi
nam stolice prihotovit', nuz q
to je vel'ka praca. A td pracu
vd'a6ne vykona, len prid'te do
.tohto klubu a vedno g Mani
pracujte. s 1ctou,
J. I. Maru1kin, preds
8 J., zapisnfk.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-05
scH0DzA GIL. oDB. N. 8. s

Cteni spolubratia a sestry, O.
znamujem vam, ze bud1cu
sch6dzu budeme mat dina 8. O.
ktobra ma pondelok vecer o Z.
hodine obvyklej miestnosti.
Zladucno ,je, aby SINE sa tam
dostavili v najvaccssom pocte.
Ziadanf sd al mladici a slecny,
ktori boil z Kruhu Mladeze pri-
jati, menovite br. Juraj Matlak
NIL, br. Edward Soltis, sestra
Augustine Yavorsky, sestra Zu-
zanna Martinko a sestra Helena
Brusko. Name pre- vas krasne
odznaky diplomy, darovane
hlavnym odborom a bud1 vam
oddane 1radnikmi odboru. Pri
tom slozia al Stub vernosti N.
S. S.
Nezapomnite, bratia a sestry
prist' 8. oktobra vecer vsetci ma
tIto schodzu. s 1ctou
Jan Antal, 1ct
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-05
sCH0DZA sB0RU 258. sTJs
v CAMPBEI.L.

Sbor 258., Slov. Telocv. jed
noty Sokol bude odbyvat' svo-
ju riadnu sch6dzu v nedel'u,
dila Z. oktobra v Horvatskom
dome ma Bright Ave. v Camp
bell. Zaciatok schodze je o 2.
nod. po obede. Uradnici a w.
Dor majetku mech pridu skorej
poratat' knihy. Bratia a sestry
ziadani ste do jedneho sa III.
castnit' tejto schodze, lebo pri-
du vazne otazky ma pretras.
Kto je s prispevkami pozadu,
mech donesie, kol'ko mu je MOI
no.
Dalej mech sa hlasia ma tejto
schodzi tt clenovia a clenkyne j
podrost, ktorl boil vytvorenf a.
lebo suspendovani pre- neplate-
ME prispevkov a chc1 sa Emo
WI clenmi stat. Mech to uro-
bia, lebo to je posledna sch6-
dza a len schodza m6ze rozhod-
nut vaSom prijati a nikto j.
ny.
Som 8 bratskym Ma zdarl
Jan Koval. spr&vca.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-05
SCHODZA POLITICKEHO
KLUBU v CAMPBELL

Slovensky PQliticky, Vzdela-
vajdci a Podporujuci Klub bu-
de mat svoju riadnu schodzu
ma nedel'u, Z. oktobra vecer 0
pol 8. hodine v Horvatskej hale
ma Bright Ave. ziadaj1 sa vse-
tel clenovia dostavit' ma t1to
sch0dzu, lebo name veci, ktore
vyzadujd, aby kazdy Glen boil
pritomny. Tam sa kazdy Glen
dozna o veci obsirnejsie. TAX e.
Ste raz vas 1rad ziada, ably ste
sa vsetci dostavili ma hore spo-
menut1 sch0dZu. Ostavam va
Sim spolubratom,
Juraj Kukula, zapisnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-05
Spolkove zpr6vy
Cd vENCA 107. 8. K. s.
v HASELTON.

Sestry Venca 1O7., ste 1ctive
ziadane, ably ste sa dostavily ma
riadnu sch0dzu, ktora bude W.
drziavana v skole osady sv.
Alzbety, ma Haseltine Ave. Ma
Sc schodze sd vydrziavane kaz-
dl 2. nedel'u v mesiaci.
Vyzyvam vsetky 1dkyne, Go
dlhujd prispevky v nasom ven
ci Wac ako "a 2 mesiace, aby u
daily ,pricinu behom IA dnf, le-
90 mac bud1 z venca vyl16ene.
TAX prosfm sestry, bud 'te
pritomne ma tejto schodzi, lebo
name vazne veci, ktore chceme
odbavit'. Zdar Bob!
Margaret Repaslzy, zap.
"A Woodlawn Ave-, Youngest.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-05
SCH0DZA WEST END DE-
MOKRATICKEHO KLUBU
v CAMPBELL.

V nedelu vecer, o pol 6smej
hodine bude riadna sch0dza
West End Demokratickeho Ku-
bu v Store p. Stefana Hudaka
ma Eourtland Ave. Ziadani s1
vsetci demokrati, aby sa do to-
hoto klubu dali zapisat', ably
SINE sa mohli dobre zorganizo-
vat preukazat' svoju moe, Ee
mas je mnoho demokratov.
TAX volam vsetkych demo-
kratov 20 4. wardy ma t1to
sch0dzu v nedel u vecer do St.
/ Hudaka ma Courtland Ave. v
Campbell, O. s 1ctou
Andrej J. Hamrak, preds.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-05
JULIUS aRUvI0H ZoAGREL

Julius Gruvich, z (. 143 Silli-
man st., zomrel Y nedel'u o 3.15
rano v nemocnici vo veku 68
rokov. Nebohy prebyval tuna
38 rokov. Bol clenom G. Is. I.
X. s. j. Oplakava no manzelka
Maria, synovia Jan, Jozef a Mi
chal dive sestry: pani Katarf-
ia Hansley a pani Anna Var
holy v Baltimore, Md. ako al
brat Anton 70 Willoughby, O.
a dvoje vndcat. Pohrab mu Dol
v stredu rano 2 domu smdtku a
chramu najsv. Mena Jezis. Po-
hrabne obrady odbavil Rev. St.
Kocis. Pochovany Dol ma Calva-
~ cintorfne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-05
SMOKER sTRUTHERSKfHO
KLUBU 13. OKToBRA.

Struthersky Slovensky Obcian-
sky Klub usporiada sobotu,
13. oktobra o pol 8. hodine We
Ger Smoker" Y American Lee
gion Hall ma Elm ST., ma ktory
60 najsrdecnejsie povolavame
vsetkych Slovakoy celeho me-
sta. Bud1 tam dobre zakusky 4
obcerstvenie a budd prltomnf
al niektorf kandidati ma okres-
ne a statne 1rady. Prid'te teda
vsetcia q prived'te j svojich
priaterov.
J. J. aura.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-05
KARTOVY VECIEROK OIL
TARNEHO sPOLKU PRI o.
SADIE SV. CYR. A METODA.
schodza spolku je po obeds

Oltarny, Bozskeho Srdca q
Ruzansky Spolok usporiada kar-
tovy vecierok v nedel'u vecer,
IA. oktobra a srdecne povol&ya
vSetkych osadn1kov q osadnl-
cky, aby sa prisi pekne zahrat'
Y karty.. A tiez bude vyhrany
mangel, ktory darovaly sestry
POlitickeho Rubu.
Sch6dza tohto Spolku je v ne
del'u po obede. Vsetko clenstvo
sa jej ma z1castnit'.
Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-05
sCH0DZA zENsKEH0 KLU-
BU Ma LANSINGVILL.E

Zensky Politicky. Klub ma
Lansingville bude mat tristvrt'
rocn1 sch0dzu ma nedel'u vecer
Z. oktobra pod kostolom osady
sv. Mateja. Vsetky ddkyne zia-
dam, aby sa zlcastnily tejto
sch6dze, lebo ga budd citat' tri-
stvrt' -rocne dcty.
Som 8 1ctou a pozdravom
Veronika Necko, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-05

= 4 b
v6le. Nechybely ami tie najlep-
Sic slovenske tance a ami tie T.
mericke pre- nasu mladez. Te.
raz d'akujeme vsetkym darcom,
co darovali nieco. Mech i'm ten
mily Pan Bob vynahradi stona-
sobne. A verte, ze Michalovia
to nezabudnd. Ma chram 50 tie1
dost' peknA sumicka zvyaih,
Prfd'te do. kostola ma buddcu
nedel'u pocujete zprayu ]
kancl 4. q vtbor,
" n sis = -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-05
ZAsTUPCOvIA YOUNGEST.
sLOvElgSKHOH NovfN.

Pani Maria Ba6a, Steel St.,
pre- Steelton.
Pan Joeef p. sssko, 36S Har-
mon Ave-, N. p, Warren, Ohio,
pre- Warren.
Pan Jozsg 7. 1lazuslEin pre- o
statnA diastky Youngstown !
Alahonin az
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-05
20 ZABAvY 1uuHALov
Y CALGPREII.

Cestou tohto casopisu y me
ne vsetkych Michalov Z osady
sv. Jana Krstitel'a d'akujeme
vSetkym, ktorf mas svojou prf-
tomnost'o 'ou poctili. A myslime,
ze ga dobre zabavili. TO bolo
vidno ma prfton,n5eh, y = do
bre ssbkssli - y
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-05
BILPUCH ~
ODoBRAI.A MA W

Anna Bilpuch, 3. 51l
hale Ave, Campbell, 9.
la %. septembra . $50 -
svojej domAcnosti 70 vslI
rokov. NebohA bola pioni1
y Amerike, prijddc sem r
A rokmi, 2 ktorych W CaI1
stravila IA. h
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-05

tongue - q branch Of the Slo-
vanic tongue - which is today
the mouthpiece Of over two
hundred millions of progressive
people in the world.
Slovak sons and daughters,
be proud Of Slovak traditions,
be proud Of Slovak ideals -.
be proud of all things Slovak.
Be proud of THE NATIONAL
SLOVAK SOCIETY.
It was founded and built by
your fathers and mothers and
forebears for your benefit. It
needs your membership, and
you need its protection, it's cul-
tural influence, its genuine
brotherhood.
Slovak sons and daughters,
if you but walk in the hallowed
footsteps Of the sterling Slovak
pioneers Of years gone by, all
will be well.
And you, Slovak mothers and
Slovak fathers, | likewise pray
you to do your part.
Enroll your children in the
junior circle of THE NATION
AL S L O V A X SOCIETY.
Whether or not your sons and
daughters carry on the fight
for Slovak fraternalism de-
pends mostly upon you.
| wonder how many Of you
realize, that during the past
year THE NATIONAL SLO-
YAK SOCIETY paid out the
great sum Of $399, ,2s7.O0 in
death benefits; that since it's
founding, it has paid out the
great sum Of $l1, ,566,0OO.O in
death benefits - and to it's
! members in need and distress,
the great sum of $482, 1921. .OOf
This does not take into account
the weekly sick benefit which
is carried and paid by the local
assemblies.
In it's patriotic and cultural
work, it has donated thousands
upon thousands Of dollars dur
ing the years gone by, out of it's
National Fund.
1t has taught the American
world who the Slovaks are,
whence the Slovak came, and
where the Slovaks mean to go.
just as in the past, so in the
future, there will be widows,
there will be orphans, there will
be aged people.
These are the objects Of care
of the National Slovak Society
It's humane function is to be
IAN eye to the blind, staff to
the feeble, an ear to the deaf,
a consoler to the afflicted, a
father to the. widow and the
orphan, a protector to the
aged, and a dispenser of
brotherhood.
Today, our hearts must go
up in praise and thanksgiving
to the Most High for the en-.
terprise that the self-sacrificing
and jealous founders and build
ers of THE NATIONAL SLO.
YAK SOCIETY have displayed
during the past forty-four
years - upon the great diff.
culties they have surmounted
and upon the sturdy progress
and outstanding success that
they have already achieved.
Let us not forget, but, on the
contrary, let us be ever mind
full of the labors, the struggles,
the sacrifices Of the early Slo.
yak men and women who pion-
eered and blazed the fraternal
trail for us in this country.
We must not stop. We must
not stand still. We must not
fall back. But, we must 20
forward.
We are all of common origin
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-05
Kalenddr Cinnosti
Slovenslkej
Prfhlasy zabav do tohto Ka-
lendara prijima redakcia.

Z. okt. Harvest Moon Dance,
given by the G. M. Octo Club,
Mullins Ballroom.
Z. oktobra Card Party Wei
come Klubu v prospech osa-
dy sv, Mateja, ' osadnom au-
ditoriume.
12-14. oktobra- -Bazar Steel
ton Klubu ma Hartzell Ave,
v klubovej miestnosti.
13. oktobra- Smoker Sloyen-
skeho Obcianskeho Klubu v
Struthers, v American Legion
Hall ma Elm st.
"A. oktobra Card party Venca
81. 4. Sokoliek v Sokolovni
ma Homewood Ave., ma Lam
singville.
IA. oktobra-C Party Oltar-
neho, B. Srdca a Ruz. Spolku
v skole osady sv. Cyrila a Me-
toda.
28. oktobra Divadelne pred
stavenie "Skriatok" drama
tickeho kr1zku osady sv. Cy-
rila Metoda skolskom au-
ditoriume.
%. oktobra- Gard Party Spoil
ku sv. Amy, G. 163. P. s. Z.
j. pod kostolom osady sv.
Mateja ma Lansingville.
28. oktobra-Halloween tanec
Marianskych dievcat v skol-
skom auditoriume sv. Akbe-
ty ma N. Haseltine Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-05

O0AV09UO ~ OVW - AAOD
Esq, At the banquet, given in his
honor and in honor Of Mr.. Geo.
PuhallA supreme officers Of the
MSS, by local assemblies, Sep.
temher 80, 1884 at the sokol
Hall, Washington st., Youngs-
town, Ohio.
Mr.. Chairman, Honored Guests,
Worthy Supreme Officers and
Worthy Members of the Ma
tional Slovak Society, and
Friends:
would be grossly lacking in
human sentiment, If I were not
deeply affected by the strong
proof which you have given me
of your friendship and respect
today.
l am deeply sensible Of the
honor you have done me, and
believe me, when l say, that I
am heartily grateful to all of
you for this enviable honor.
However, realizing that l
have not merited this praise
and honor, my sense Of proprie-
ty and my humility would have
caused me to shrink from this
celebration, if l did not well
understand that your mani
festations of honor and praise
enure more to THE NATION
AL SLOVAK SOCIETY than to
me - l well realize, that in
honoring me, you are honoring
the oldest, the grandest Slovak
fraternal society in America.
We have met in such goodly
numbers to officially open, in
the Youngstown zone, the cam.
paign for membership in THE
| NATIONAL SLOVAK SOCIE.
TY - which society, l am hap
py to be able to say, was the
first fraternal society estab.
lished by the Slovaks in Amer.
lea.
Looking about me, I behold
that this occasion is graced
with the presence Of many out
standing civic leaders of one o1
Americas greatest cosmopoi
tan cities - Youngstown - al
Of them, men and women, pos
sessed with that greatness o1
heart and soul which hal
prompted and made of then
friends Of the Slovak people;
behold that this occasion i
graced with the presence of re.
representatives. of other Sloval
fraternal organizations, all o1
them, distinguished men anG
women of Slovak lineage; I be
hold that this occasion is grace6
with the presence Of the worthy
supreme officers of THE MA
TIONAL SLOVAK SOCIETY
and with the presence Of hun
dreds of its worthy members
all of them, true sons and
daughters Of Slovak ancestry
imbued with genuine Sloval
spirit and with genuine Amer
lean spirit.
This must always be a mos1
memorable occasion in the his
tory of the Slovaks of the Ma
honing Valley.
AS we turn back the pages
of history about a half centu
Try or so, We, find the Slovaks
who desired to escape the Mag
var yoke, under which they had
groaned as a subjugated and
oppressed people for about .
thousand years, the Slovaks
who had not forgotten their ma.
tional consciousness, the Slo
vaks who desired to cling te
their birthright and to hold
fast to their heritage, emigrat
ing by the hundreds upon hun
dreds from imperialistic Hun.
gary to those golden western
shores, where the political at
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-05

i
of the traditions and ideals Of
the Slovak people, SO that
there they might keep burning,
in the bosoms OF its members,
the fires Of Slovak nationalism,
so that there they might pro-
tect the widows and the or
phans Of its members and also
it's aged members, so that there
they might fill it's members
with the knowledge and love Of
the traditions and ideals of A.
merica, so that there they
might Americanize it's members
and make of them model citi-
zens of the beloved land of
their adoption, so that there
they might preach and practice
the gospel Of true brotherhood.
About a quarter Of a century
ago, THE NATIONAL SLO.
YAK SOCIETY, in it's wisdom,
founded a junior circle, in
which to make the Slovak child
rem in America members of it's
body, while they were still
young and pliable, and there to
nurse those children along in
fraternal work until they be-
came Of sufficient age to the
senior order, where they would
carry on, with :vigor and en-
thusiasm, the great fraternal
work Of their fathers and moth
ers amongst the Slovak people.
And, today, the branches Of
that sturdy tree Of fraternal-
ism, planted amid opposition
and, prejudice by the heroic and
indomitable Slovak immigrants
Of forty-four years ago, extend
throughout the whole of indus
trial and agricultural America,
from the Atlantic to the Paci-
fic, so that now, they shelter
under their luxuriant foliage
almost fifty thousand souls Of
Slovak ancestry.
Had it not been for the bitter
internal strife within the So
ciety during the past several
years, the loss in membership
would never have amounted to
almost twenty-five thousand
souls - despite the nationwide
depression.
Today, with conservative but
energetic NICHOLAS KOVAC,
! a fraternalist Of wide expert
ence and highest integrity, in
charge Of the reins as presi-
dent. with MICHAEL, SCHRAM
and ANTON KATCIIMAR,
likewise fraternalists of wide
experience and great ability, as
associate executives, with a
board of directors Of sound fra.
ternalists, and with an aroused
loyal membership, together
with the confidence Of the Slo-
vaks in America and Canada
regained - and through the
grace of God - THE MA.
TIONAL SLOVAK SOCIETY
is bound to lead, triumphant,
the march of Slovak fraternal.
ism in America and Canada.
But America, as you know,
has now virtually closed her
doors to immigrants. As re-
suit, the great American melt
ing pot has ceased to boil and
melt because Of the lack of hu-
man ore. 1t likewise follows,
that the recruiting ground for
members for our senior order
in America can no longer be
the Slovak immigrant, but must
be the youth of Slovak parent
age.
We must look to the Slovak
youth to carry on the frater.
nal work of its fathers and
mothers and forebears.
Slovak sons and daughters,
be proud of your ancestry, be
proud of your heritage be-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-05
ADDRESS

Delivered by John = Willo,
Esq, at the banquet, given in his
honor and in honor Of Mr.. Geo.
Puhalla, supreme officers Of the
MSS, by local assemblies, Sep.
tember 80, 1884, at the solol
Hall, Washington st., Youngs-
town, Ohio.
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Answer-No. But some agents
used Tor the purpose are too irritat.
ing. A solution Of one-half ounce
Of aluminium chloride In two q
three ounces o. xater Is satisfactory.
Mop some on the armpit and let
dry, then another coat, and let dry.
finally . light application Of fresh
clean cold cream. Such treatment
repeated once IN two or three weeks
controls the trouble In many cases.
How % Break Ax7n
Can you tell me IN easy and suro
way for . person to break his armsS
FOR . certain peculiar reason 7 de-
sire this Information. OGiB N. c.
AnSwer-Thero arc several fairly
sure ways, but none easy. Have you
tried scratching your LETT ear With
your right elbow?
Tempeea4wo
! have . steady temperatmo Of
o0.2. It never varies even . little.
shall I go Z doctor about It? q.
@. 81
Answer-The Thermometer 4 prob.
ably broken. 4 Il unwise for Q lay.
man to take tho temperature uuleag
under special medical instruction 60
do %. What you don't know Win
never trouble you.
Copyright, 1894, John =. Ollie co.,
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Consumer Is All-Powerful

consumer is All.fOWerIUI
II anyone In America Il always
right It Is that vague individual known
as the average consumer" who d.
reefs the. course Of business and
makes or breaks the hopes Of indus
trial and commercial giants.
This Is brought home by . study,
made by = great insurance company
IS part Of survey to determine new
employment possibilities. It also tells
Of the methods adopted by various
manufacturers to test out new prod
ucts before placing them on the gen
oral market.
Two systems are In general use.
Ono calls for the organization Of q
Jury Of consumers, living In all parts
Of the country, who will use the prod
uct and give an unbiased opinion on
It. Tho other contemplates placing
the article on sale in q few commune
ties. giving It proper publicity through
advertising. and then watching the
sales. II Mr.. and Mrs. Consumer like
It In Marlboro, Mass. and Oshkosh,
Wis. this probably win be true Of
their brothers In Bismarck, N. D., and
Birmingham, Ala.
Il the product Is q new one, some
additional jobs viii have been Gre
ated oil along the line and new i'm
petus will have bean given the recov-
cry movement. In the opinion of
many economists the real road back
to prosperity lies In developing new
products and recreating old ones to
stimulate consumer demand and thus
speed up the wheels Of industry and
trade.
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anything for the transient unemploy-
led, 0lassford lobbied for appropria-
tons Tor transient camps and now
that such camps are operating he Il
frequently to be found In old clothes
On incognito expeditions to find out
how they are operating.
Recently. officials here have been
receiving confidential protests from
0lassford, who lives on . ranch In
Arizona, against exploitation Of tran
SCENTS In the camps by seekers Of
cheap labor.
He presents first-hand evidence
that men arc taken In trucks from
camps In the Southwest to work In
vegetable fields Or canneries for Is
cents q day.
OF course, the men are fed. clothed.
and bunked at the camps and their
labor Is voluntary. But alasstord oh.
jects to this system Of official subsidy
for employers paying starvation
wages.