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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-02-08
LIFE IN COUNTRY
SHOWN TO HAVE
MANY ADVANTAGES

Increased earnings and enjoyment
Of country life are the principal adj
rznfzges of living In the country, and
transportation costs and lack of con-
venience< r the chief disadvant-
ageA
These reasons given most fire.
quenfiy BY 100 part-time farmers in
Elk New York counties. says Kenneth
Hood Of the New York State College
OF Agriculture. who Is making a study
Of the advantages of the rural home
for the city worker
Locations ON hard surfaced roads
are preferred because of lower trans
por1ation costs. more modern conyen-
ienceS and opportunities to cater to
tourist trade and to sell garden pro
dBce al roadside stands
New corners from the city say that
actual Irving costs In the country are
about 80 rear lower than TIT the
city, and that the chief reduction Is
tn house rent Also garden. poultry
and dairy products supplement the
regular income
a few acres Of good soil prove the
best Investment and a large acreage
OF poor. abandoned Land the most dis
zstrozSs~ Mr. Heed avs He also
points ont that THE experiences of
<kr~A ~~ S-~ - a
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-02-08
Doctors Give Creosote
For Chest Colds

For many years our best doctors
have prescribed creosote In some
form for coughs, colds and bron-
ehitis, knowing how dangerous 1t is
TO let them hang on.
Creomulsion with creosote and
six other highly important medici-
nal elements, quickly and effective
ly stops coughs and colds that
otherwise might lead to serious
trouble
CreomuIsion Is powerful in the
treatment of colds and coughs, yet
1T is absolutely harmless and is
pleasant and easy to take.
Your own druggist guarantees
Circumcision by refHnding your
money If You are not relieved after
taking Circumcision as directed.
Beware the cough or cold that
hangs on Always keep Creomul-
sion on hand for instant use. (adv.)
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-02-08
TOO MANY WAIT
FOR "A

In Vienna recently the police had
to be called out to cope with the
crowds ut the funeral of d rabbi who
had a reputation for performing mir
aeles.
From across the border In Hun.
gary, Poland, Rumania and Czecho-
slovakia, tens of thousands came,
hoping that at his open grave the
spirit OF the holy man would C
for them their hearts desire.
All who felt that what meant hap
pfness for them could be attained
only through a miracle, took their
last hope to his funeral. At the end
a sack was flung into the grave. In
1t were thousands of written re-
quests for miracles.
So In this day and age there are
people who pin their faith In mir
acles.
When we stop to think about 1t, 1t
comes to is that this is ~true@7not
only Of the simple folk of still
medieval regions. Many of as right
here. while we do not follow miracle
workers or send notes to spirits, still
do hope for miracles to bring us
happiness. We may not do this con
sciously. But what other explanation
Is there for the lack of effort on our
OWE part to make our way of life
conducive to the happiness we seek?
We all know In our own hearts,
OF qualities within ourselves that
initiate against our enjoyment of
content and happiness. We know
things we do that hurt us, or those
we love, which Is the. same thing.
And vet. do we fight those weak
nesses. uproot those faults? No. For
the most part we just go along, liv-
Ing in the same way from day to
day. falling short of the realization
OF inner JOY that should be ours.
putting Off happiness. Surely, we
must be waiting for n miracle!
c, Bell syndicate-WNU Service.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-02-08
FlM Of iIlpIes
Could Not Co
Anywhere


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red and 4 could mot no anywhere
without everybody looking mt me.
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lost my nights sleer no many times
/ Was Disguised
Il tried different things. but with
out Enccc@x / happened to zee m
advertisement fer Cuticurx Soap and
Ointment and sent for = free sample.
4 bought more and after l had used
three cakes Of CutScurx Soap and
Two kpxex OF Cufirura Ointment
ny face was completely healed
(Signesd) Miss Anna KrOu<hIrk- no
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sample each FIRE. Address -Cutf-
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Iass~-Adv-
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XII

Sandomar Was dead-1yfng In the
silt from which he sprung-and Nan
WIS safe- His pack would have their
vengeance. then break up. With no
tiger to lead them. they would never
dare follow the bent of their Wild
hearts. their dream of liberty was
near Its end As Eric kneIf beside the
mud-reef. hurled down by the morner
tum of his stroke and too tired to rise.
this was his only consolation
His own hopes burned low and flick
cred out He had Won his island war.
but his WI life would be the price.
The peace terms would be made too
LATE I'm save him Already his enc
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-02-08

niles wer sweeping toward him
across the nanonIIt beach. brandishIne
their weapons a mad tAekaI ran
bowling I'm front
II Eric could turn them only d mo
ment- he might be saved Az o as
their heads cooled they would be glad
to make peace But he was like d
spent swimmer; even III he could get
to his feet, he could not raise his
hand They would stretch him beside
Sandomar before they knew what they
we're doing 1T WIS a bitter and Iroric
fate
But 1t was not written that Eric
should win his war only to lose his
life There was an angry whistle over
his head. and a native spear stabbed
the sand not two PAGES TN front OF
Cargo Unable TO stop or swerve. he
trfpped over 1T and went to his knees.
As he csambered up. Eric heard him
utter a groan of despair
IL was a long time yef-perhaps
FIVE seconds. possibly ten-before
Eric's swimming brain could grasp
what had happened Whixzing out Of
the moonlight. the spear made no
1t raj like 4 piece of winter
magic, coninred UP by d shriekfng
priestess In the kashga- There was d
confused sound behind him buf he
thought 1t WAS only his blood roaring
In his ears
Slowly he got to his feet and turned.
Sweeping down the hlur TO his de-
Tense came 4 horde of warriors All
the fighting men Of the tribe were
there armed with spears and chacha-
quo, empty handed. ran before them
IT was his long throw that had checked
Cargo and saved Ericss life. Horton.
Roy. and Wilcox were wen to the
front
But even swifIer than the warriors
ran three women, Eric saw them plain
AS they splashed across the moonlit
creek One WIS Nan. or course-fhe
other two were Ffrehearf and rhura-
linn. mother of Kanak- Bread anon the
waters. Young and fleet OF limb. these
three had left Mother Horton toiling
far behind
AT first there was only fncoherenr
shouting : : brandixhfng of weap-
ons ; confusion Vaguely be saw
the natives sweep by him, savage ng-
ures in the moonlight. and instantly
surround and smother his enemies
Cooky and Petroff were begging mercy:
Bib and the Smiths dropped their
weapons and raised their hands
Then there was u confused rrrsh Of
little events that Eric could hardly
catch and At into their places In the
big, moving whole Cargo nut up
bis knife. and pressed his hands TO
temples In utter despair. VIII |
danced ~drunkenly ON the SAND
Roy shrugged his shoulders. busted his |
hands. smiled dryiy.-- Warm drops |
fell on Erfc's swollen wrist thar he |
thought nj first we're blood, hut they
were only Mans fearA
rreheArf paused before him and
gave = squswIfke grunt- I'VE Gomez
Thank God.~ |
~~k1rcheartx love - mo- love - they |
ffks Emx1e md sIK nsh. Fish ns~~ :
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-02-08

with buildings than It is to buy land
and build on it. and that city persons
might do well to rent for a year or
two before buying"
The six New York counties covered
in Mr.. Hoods survey are Albany.
Chemung. Rensselaer,, Saratoga,
Schenectady and Tompkins counties.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-02-08
Al Last q Use for HashI

Two friends were discussing radio
programs.
do You think children understand
and appreciate these bedtime sto-
ries?' inquired one.
I'm sure / don't know answered
the other. Il noticed, however, that
little Helen went to sleep very nice.
~ on a hash recipe last night"
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-02-08
DOCTORS ANSWERS
To Questions
s. C.. Babccrf n

y y y. HANCOCK, "a. ID,
a. am ~ q fsndouy
fDrdHior due to a fro
clsenf bad cough and
:fornneh fronbk. Whaf con
Do 10 help tHiS condi-
M,nf
AnE-Ihis In not an I'M
yEsrrf sys~, r{{ttcw ~
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-02-08

Jud Tunkins zays his teacher on1e
told Him he might be President Eosns
time II he'd study hard. and nasyAa
seedn' TIE troubles teachers hav4 ~
w1s lu<kier far qaattin- school
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-02-08
Mother Knows

Little Boy-Mamma, what's a sec
ond story man?
Mother-Your father is one. dear.
IL his first story won't do he always
has a second.-Kansas City Star.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-02-08

-. 11,Ku.tsuIL IU can help yourYef hy
Glef which should include plenty al mill,
Eu'n and Vegetables. A good medicine M
Il Pitrcs's Golden Medical Discover.
wnAn my rood drug store can supply. IA
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-02-08

ANY PHOTO OR SNAPSHOT ENLARGED.
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postpaid. Sent G. O.. ID. Guaranteed. Soren-
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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-02-08

DR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription makes
weak women strong. No alcohol. Sold
by druggists in tablets or liquid.-Adv.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-02-08
RADIO

wants trained talent Learn broadcasflng
nc homs- Easy method. Write for informa-
ftpn- No obligation.
UNIVERSAL STUDIOS
- 6th Ave- Dies Moines, Iowa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-28
DoMACI PRIEMYSEL PODK
RUSKA SA SfRI.

Dcmaci priemysel Podkarpat-
skeho Ruska je d6lezitym zdro-
JON vyzivy a odbytu jeho w
robkov 'venuje sa so strany
verejnych cinitel'ov pozor-
most. V minulych dnoch konal
viceprezident krajinskeho W.
boru ma Podk. Rusku DR.. Mez-
mix vyskumnti cestu, ako by sa
tento domaci priemysel mohol
najlepsie organizovat'. Rozhod-
mute bolo dostat' pren liver so
zarucenim Podk. Ruska, ktore-
no sa upotrebi ma rozsirenie Gin
nosti. Organizacia podpartoru-
skeho priemyslu "Rusinka" zl.
eastnila sa Prazskych Vzorko-
vych Veletrhov, kde mala do
bry odbyt. Vystavila tam Vine
ne, rucne tkane koberce, vysiv-
KY, dekorativne predmety, pie
tene rukavice inc yeci v kra.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-28
Pozvanie ma prvl
Michalskl zabavu
zabava je v Campbell v Horvat-
skom dome v prospech osady
sv. jana terax v sobotu.

Slovenskl verej4ost' srdecne
povolavame ma zabavu, ktor1
usporiadajd Michalovia z osady
sv. Jana Krstitel'a pre- tue o.
sadu. Vsetek osoh 20 zabavy
pojde ma chram Bozi. Povolava-
me vsetkych osadnikov a osad-
nicky Slovakov 2 Campbell a
okolia. Prfd'te sa zabavit', o
dobrl muziku je postarane Al
bude dost' ma obcerstvenie q "a
klsenie, o to sa uz Michalovia
postarajd. Tato zabava bude uz
teraz sobotu vecer, 20. sept.
v Horvatskej hale ma Bright
Ave. Prid 'te skoro, aby ste sa
dobre vytancovali. Al mladez
mech pride sa sem zabavit' a O.
boznamit' jedni 8 druhymi. Prf-
dete medzi svojich. Al Wy ME
kedy start budete. Nehanbite
sa "a svojet'. TAX do videnia ma
tejto zabave Michalov.
Pcvol&vajdci vtbor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-28
oZNAMENH tDo1d &. 26e.
K. ]. v STRUTHERS.

Spolok sv. Michala Archan.
jela, C. 259. K. j. v Struthers
oznamuje svojim udom, ze osl&-
vine spolkoveho patrona ttm
sp6sobom, ze ka9dy I'D 50 xd-
castni sv. spovedi dina %. sep
tembra, t. j. ma den sv. Micha-
la po obede alebo vecer q v bu-
duel den rano ka6dy I'D je Eia-
dany sa dostavit' do haly, od-
kiap pojdeme do kostola in
korpore a pristdpime ku stolu
Pana vospolok pri prvej vel'-
kej sv. omsi, ktorl odsllzi MAJ
duchovny, Rev. Jozef KriSpin.
sky. Omsa obetovana bude "a
zivych zomrelych spolubratov
Som s 1ctou
- Joeef Tkach,
zapisnik c. 259. X. J.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-28
Michalska zabava
vosadesv.C.aM.

Michalska zabava, spojena s
tanecnou zabaYou pri osade sv.
Cyrila q Metoda uz bude ma 20.
septembra vecer. Hrat' bude t.
najlepsia orcestra, pri ktorej "a
dobre vyzvrtaju mladi al start.
Vyzyvame vsetkych osadnikov
sv. Cyrila Metoda, ako al ce-
III slovensk1 verejnost aby So
prisli zabavit' s nami. Je to pr
va zabava Michalov ma tejto O.
kolici. ma ktorej by nemal chy-
bet ziadon Slovak a Slovenka.
Bude to zabava, akej tax skoro
v Youngstowne nebude, lebo
Michalovia sa nedajd zahanbit'
nikomu. Zvysok z tejto zabavy
bude venovany ma osadu sv.
Cyrila a Metoda. o dobre OBJ
cerstvenie a znamenitd zabavu
je postarane. Tedy hor' sa 0.
sadnici a priatelia osady sv. Cy-
rila a Metoda, zaplnte tt halu
do ostatneho miesta.
F
Usporiadaj6ci vtbor,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-28
Wooden Shoes
carnpionom
Poraxih Steelton6anov 8 In 9.
oata vyhrsla obs polovios sseo-
ny, ktor& 81 pre- Slov. Baseball
hgu slconGla v nedsl a.

Gaia Wooden Shoe Beers je
campionom Slovenskej Baseball
ligy, poraziac V nedel'u Gatu
osady Mena Jezis sk6rom 3 ku
2. Hre sa prizeral 1O,OO0-ovt
zastup l'udu. Ia Shoe Beers ha-
DIAL Peter Misko a "a Steelton-
canov Kramer. Wooden Shoe
Beers cata vyhrala ODE polovice
sezony, take je bezotazocnym
campionom Slov. ligy. Ma ne
del'u tato cata hra catou Gil
rard Royal Gardens, ktora je
eampionom AA ligy. Zapas bu-
de campionstvo Mahoning do.
liny. Hrat' bud1 ma Evans hri.
sku. Zacne sa o 2:15 po obede
Campionom udierania lobby
" SLOW. lige je Jazynka z caty
warrenskych Slovakov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-28
vYLET A BAsEBAI.L HRA
tIAT JEDNOTA A DoDuERs

Celn ctenu slovenskd verej-
most ma tejto okolici srde1ne
povolavame ma vylet haselton-
skej Jednota caty a caty Hasel-
ton Dodgers, ktory bude ma t1-
to nedel'u, 80. septembra mad
kamenarnou, kde sa pikniky O.
sadly sv. Alzbety odbyvaj1.
Bude to posledna prilezitost
zabavit' sa ma vonku a vidiet'
vyborn1 baseball hru. Ku tan
Gu bude hrat' dobre znama slo-
venska orchestra. Baseball bu-
de zahrany 0 2. hodine ma Oak.
land hrisku.
TAX este raz vas lctive povo.
lavame. Prid'te ma vylet Hasel.
ton Jednota a Haselton Dodg.
ers baseball ciat ma tlto nede.
l'u. Do uvidenia. s 1ctou
Jan B. Hassay,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-28
PAN JozEr DAlrIsH
BoL Pov4SElgf

Pan Jozef Danish, ktort boil
Y lete vymenovany guvernerom
White-om "a elena premAvko-
vel dradovni statu Ohio pre-
Mahoning okres, Dol minute dni
povyseny, posobnost'ou ma
styri okresy sfce Mahoning,
Trumbull, Stark a Summit Pan
Danish chodi menovite po osad-
nych skolach a poucuje deti, a.
ko mai1 prechadzat' ulice, aby
sa i'm mic nestalo. Tiez predna-
sa v spolkoch, ako sa treba W.
strihat' nehodam pri ponanani
auta. Panu Danishovi prajeme
mnoho zdaru v jeho uzitocnei
praci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-28
YoUNGsToWNsKE sLOvENsKE NOvINY
TANEU MARIANsKHOH
DHVGAT Y HAMILTON

Marianske dievcat& osady
sv. Alzbety ' Haselton usporia-
daj1 ma nedel'u vecer taneGn6
zabavu v osadnom auditoriu-
me, ria ktor1 povolavajl slovell.
skl nladez starsich Slovakov
Slovenky. Hrat' bude Bill
Williams vyborna orchestra.
81. Marta Puskar je riaditep.
kou a jej na pomoci budd sle6,
ny Helen Repasky, Mary Hud.
ran, Cecilia Hudran, Matilds
Gajdos, Mary Dubois, Cathry1
Rovder, Mary Lipka a EtheI
Vanyo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-28
SCHODZA STEELTONSKEHO
POLITICKEHO KLUBU.

Sch6dza Steeltonskeho Politi-
ckeho klubu bude sa odbyvat'
dina 30. septembra yecer o Z 80
hod. kazdy I'D je ziadany sa
dostavit' ma til sch6dzu. Udo-
via 81 majd povazovat' "a po-
vinnost' z1castnovat' sa sch0dz
V takychto vaznych casoch. Do.
kazme, re Slovaci Mjl ma Ma
honing doline ako pred vol 'ba.
mi tax po vol'bach. Nedajme sa
zapredat'. Prid'te sa jeden
druheho poucme . veciach ty.
kaj1cich sa mas vsetkych. Tedy
dostavte sa plnom pocte, le.
bo vol'by sa blizia. Prosim, bra.
tia, prid'te ma tdto schdzu {
7 80 punktom. s uctou
Pavel Roth, zap
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-28
v JAsENI Poor MA
ZDRAVIE.

Leto je uz nenavratne "a ma
mi chtiac-nechtiac musfme sa
pripravovat' ma jasen a zimu.
Jasen je doba prechodu poca-
sia tepleho do studeneho a ako
TAXA skryva v sebe vzdy mnohe
nebezpecie pre- l'udske zdravie.
Jasen je dobou chladnych ra-
nov j vecerov, v iaseni byvajl
dazde. prenikajlce az ma kozu
a nezdrave hmly. Vieme, ze vse-
tko to sa nam nepaci, nezosta-
va nam vsak mic ineho, ako "a
riadit' sa podl'a toho, ably SINE
svoje zdravie zbytocne nevysta-
vovali nebezpeciu. To predovse-
tkym znamena, ze sa musime
rozl1cit' hoci t'azkvm srdcom
5 l'ahuckymi letnymi satami q
nosit' vzdy, ked' to neiste ale
DO drsne jasenne pocasie vyza-
duje teplejsie Saty a hlavne
poriadne kozene topanky Maj
Wac prechladnuti pochadza cd
prestydnutych noh q tie zas maj
sk6r prestydnd, ked' 81 v jasen-
nom daEdi vykracujeme v Pa
hdckych letnych topankach ho-
dine vykrojenych, ktore sd ako
stvorene ma to. ably nam do Mich
naprsalo prestydnutie, n6-
tka, kasel'', ba horsie veci: E&-
pal pl'dc, angina q roxne kata-
~ 81 hotov6.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-28
Sch6dza Okresu
K. j. v utorok

Tymto Ictive oznamujem "a
stupcom cisiel IKSJ., totizto
starostom NJ. O., baseball mana
gerom a predsedom cisiel, ze v
utorok vecer, 2. okt. bude sa
vydrziavat' schodza okresu Ma
honing a Shenango, pri osade
sv. Alzbety v Haseltone. Vse-
tel, ktorych ga toto tyka,, mech
81 "a povinnost' drzia byt' pri-
tomni, lebo pridu ma pretras j.
ste vazne zalezitosti, pri pojed-
navani ktorych kazdy ma byt'
prftomny. s dctou
Jan B. Hassay, tai. Okresu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-28
zalsshovaci stzoj

Prezident Roosevelt 50 rozho.
dol dat zalesnit' Stroke plochy
zeme. Toto zalesnovanie must
ale byt prevadzane pravym =
mericktm tempom. Preto boly
podniknute pokusy novovymy-
slenymi zalesnovacfmi strojmi,
ktore nielen sadia mladk strom-
Ky do p6dy, ale ich S&roven j
pohnoja 4 salejd. TGnto stroj
zasadf vraj = deh 10000 les-
nfch stromkov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-28
Ease nieco noveho
ma aLansingvine
v5stky spolly pri osade ~. Ma
teja usporiadAjt tane6ut xkba-
va Y prospech osady 20. sept.

Spolky osady sv. Mateja ma
Lansingville, jak zenske tax
muzske, povolsvajd ctene slo-
venske obecenstvo z celej Ma
honing doliny ma tanecnd IA
bavu, ktora bude prave na den
sv. Michala, %. septembra. Ia
kej z&bavy este tn nebolo, lebo
vSetci Michalovia v osade sv.
Mateja, ux Ii prve alebo druhe
memo Michala majd, budl po-
chodovat' vo welijakych kro-
joch a ktory Michal nepohne
flasku, ked' bude okolo nej ci-
frovat', ten obdrA odmenu. A
tieS bude odmena dverova. Mu-
zika bude ta najvybornejsia jak
pre- starsfch tax pre- mladych.
Tento tanec sa bude vydrzia-
vat v prospech osady pre- vep-
mi d6lezitl vec. Len prid'te
vsetci jak Michalovia, tax osad-
nfci sv. Mateja a tiez vsetci
Slovaci Youngstown, Steel
ton, Haselton, Campbell, Stru-
theirs. PRIV ste chodievali ma ma
se pikniky a dobre ste 50 zaba.
viii. Zabavite sa dobre j ma pr
vel tane6nej zabave, ktord "a.
ciname tejto sezony. Prid'te
vsetci a neobanujete, lebo W.
Dor sa obstar& 0 to najpotreb-
nejsie, aby 50 kazdt dobre citil
medzi nami. Nezsbudnite den,
%. septembra ' sobotu ve6er.
Povol&vajdSi v3bor,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-28
5ASHLTONsKH Y NElG0CI
PoDPoRUJtCl sPoLoK
TA1RA.

~ - =
Undniei: kleAA Koaak, pred.
seda. 10 GlAdstone Ht, Oampben, q.
stefan Roth, skpisnlk, n Morley Ave
t,empbsil, o. valsnt Rovdef. o6eov-
mix. 1880 GAdStoAs st., Campbel.
%. Martin LipkA, pokladndk. y
Starr st., Oampbsll, Q.
Doaoroovia majetku: Jan Baslste,
lOi Hssehine Ave-. OAmpbsn. 0. =
Miohai Dxursj, r. o. Box. Hass1eoA
Ata., YOUNGSTOWN. O. Dosofea sAe-
rich l strkI: Jan KoaAk. - Morley
Ave-, Campbsn. O.
Seh6dns odbtvsi6 = ka1d6 Z ~
del u " mssiaai ' katolickej sioven-
skei &kole osadv ~. Al4betv ~ n.
ata~cltina Ac~. hod. D0p0iudnl.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-28
Spolkove zpr6vy
acHoDzA ooE1rARsxrJ'
UNIE.

Jambar Maintenance Lodge
cd Amalgamated Unie bude od-
byvat' vaznu sch6dzu ma pom
delok ve6er Q 8. hodine v Soko-
lovni ma Homewood Ave. Ma to-
to sch6dzu pozvanf sd al vsetci
1dovia 20 Steel City odbocky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-28
PotAKovANn.

Nasej milej rodine a vsetky YIN
priatel'om vyslovujeme srdecn6
pod'akovanie "a auta a vsetku
pomoc, ktor1 nam poskytli pri
odumreti a odprevadeni ma ve6-
ny odpocinok nasich synov Pc
terra a Jana Cizmar. vasu lasku
nikdy nezabudneme a prosime
Pana Boha, aby vsetko ston&.
sobne vam vynahradil.
Peter 6ixmkr 8 manxslkou
trdchliaci rodiGia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-28
70 schodze "a
socialne poistenie

Brat Fronko zahajil schodzu
privitaj1c obecenstvo a preho-
voriac par SLOW, "a akym Gle
1 'om bola schodza svolana. TAX
predstavil brata Korenica, Ia
jomnika NJ. r. S. Brat Korenic
poukazoval, ako sa ma praco-
vat "a socialne poistenie v ne
zamestnanosti. W pat rokov
robotnictvo caka, ze depresia
prejde, nadarmo. Poukazoval,
ze tie move strip mills, 60 tn
stavaj1, este Wac odberl robot
nixon robotu ma tejto okolici a
robotnici budd nad'alej sl'apat'
ulice "a pracou, ktorej MET.
TAX uvrhnl narod do vacsej
mizerie a biedy. Ci my sa name
ia to divat' so zalozenymi ru-
kami' My musime dat ma to
vaznu odpoved': Me! My sa
musime spojovat' a bojovat' "a
socialne poistenie nezamest-
nanosti "a Ludenovu predlohu
pod menom H. r. 1898, ako je
to kongrese poznacene. Co sa
tyka tel predlohy, ia nam "a
rucuje $1,000 pre- muza po
$500 ma kazdeho d'alsieho Gle
ma rodinke ma tySden, takze
ia 5-clenovl rodinu by pripa-
dlo "a dolarov ma tyzden. Jedi
ne to mas zachrani v pripade
choroby, staroby a nezamest-
nanosti. Vsetci "a tym pracuj-
me. My SINE ia ciastka sloven-
skeho robotnictva, ktora trpi
mizeriu a musime brat dcast'
v boji toto socialne poistenie.
NJ. R. S. vyniesol rezollciu ma
konvencii minuleho roku ma
slovenske bratske spolky, ably
bratia 20 slovenskych spolkov
So sdruzili "a socialne poistenie.
Ak kedy bola doba "a to, je to
dnes. My musime pracovat' "a
t1 predlohu chodit' ma sch6-
| DE ME v stach, ale tisicoch.
Viacere hlavne 1rady ako slo-
venskych tax ceskych a inych
bratskych spolkov udobrily spo
menutd predlohu vyzvaly svo.
je clenstvo, ably 50 postavilo do
boja "a jej uzakonenie. Len u
zakonenim tejto predlohy mo.
ze byt' zachr&nene clenstvo mas.
sktch spolkov. V inyoh sloven-
skych a ceskych koloniach, ako
Pittsburghu, Scrantone, Chica.
gu, Newarku, New Yorku, De-
troite, Clevelande a inych me-
stach NJ tvoria spolocn6 vybo.
ry vsetktch slovenskych a &c.
skych organizacif, ktore pracu.
il ruka Y ruke "a uz&konenie
tejto predlohy II. r. 1893. TAX
my na tejto okolici name ga
sdruzit' bez rozdielu a spolocne
ziadat' uz&konenie Lundenovej
predlohy.
Prltomnt m soA6dd.