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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-10-29
miners TAKING BALLOT
BRITISH COAL STRIKE IS
NEARING ITS END
Terms of New Agreement Are
Submitted To Men For
Approval
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatchl

London, October 2s.-The strike Of
coal miners throughout England and
Wales was settled this afternoon. but
the same is contingnent on ballot
OF the miners.
Frank Solidges of the miners ex-
,ecutiye. body nnounced:
1--WE have got terms from the gov
eminent which the executive is sub
hitting to ballot of the men Tor
their judgement, the executive Is
recommending their adoption as a
Temporary measure until national
wage board is established.
What the Terms Are.
The terms which the executive body
of the miners Is recommending to
the men, provide for an advance OF
two shillings Fer shift for persons OF
eighteen years of age, with cores
ponding advance for younger miners.
The miners pledge themelves to CO.
operate to the fullest extent to obtain
a increased output.
The government issued a statement
similar to that of Mr.. Hodges, adding
that the ballot Of the men would be
taken immediately.
Settlement Is Provisional.
London, October 2S.-The coal min
ing dispute, which has tied up all ysG
colleries in Great Britain for nearly
two weeks, was Professionally settled
this afternoon, when a revised set
Element of the coal strike, which prov
ed acceptable to the coal miners and
the miners executive officers. It re-
mains for all the miners to decide
by ballot, whether they will accept or
reject the new terms, and a vote will
be taken Immediately.
The terms provide that the increas-
ed wages will remain operative until
permanent wage board is establish
ed, which will be operative by the
OF March. the additional cost Of the
miners claims will come out of the
excess revenues obtained from the ex-
port coal.
The output for last September is
the average struck which will In
nuence the rise or fall of sliding
scale which is to operate to the ex-
tent OF a six pence reduction in
wages If the output does not come
up to the September figures or a rise
of six pence IL the output is bigger.
The news of the solution Of the
crisis Of the time being at least evok-
ed loud cheers in the house Of COM
mons, this afternoon, when Sir Ro-
bert ,Porne, the president Of the board,
OF trade, announced the success of the
negotiations.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-10-29

J. A. o. Preus, republican can
dIdate for governor Of Minnesota,
and Louis L. Collins, candidate
for lieutenant governor, arrived
here late last night and were
guests Of the republican county
committee at the saulpaush hotel
over night. This forenoon at
promptly $3.50 the candidates, ac-
eompanIed by q good sized deIesa-
tIon Of republican enthusiasts,
headed by the Fifth Regiment
band, left here on a speaking tour
Of the principal towns Of the
county. The tour was In charge
Of Colonel G. A. Lewis. The trip
was so planned that the Fifth
Regiment band reached each town
In advance Of the speakers and
serenaded the residents, and upon
the arrival Of the speakers lmme.
dIatsIy departed for the next
town Of the schedule. After COM
pIetlns the circle Of the county,
Il 10 planned to complete the tour,
reaching Mankato at six o'clock
this evening.
At promptly eight o'clock this
evening there will be a rally held
at Mankato theatre, at which place
John Nyqulst Of this city will pre-
side. Mr.. Nyqulst Will briefly state
the advantages this country offers
to tho immigrant who comes here
TO make his home. During the
evening the Orpheus quartette
will render . number o. selections.
The public Is Invited to Frear
Messrs. Preus and Collins at the
theatre this evening. Partake OF
the rsast Of reason.
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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-10-29
Terms SENT TO LEAGUE
Great Britain Submits Large
Number of Treaties to Coun-
Gil Headquarters
associated Press Dispatchl

Washington, October 2S.--Great
Britain has submitted to the League
of Nations for registration and pub
LEGATION, sixteen international agree
ments entered into by her since the
league came into force last January
II, according TO advise today from
headquarters of the league council.
include All of Empire.
These agreements" said the ad-
vises, include engagements of the
oNpire as a whole and specifying
agreements of India, South Africa
and Canada. They cover such widely
different subjects as the Anglo
French oil agreement, signed at San
Reno, an agreement OF commercial
relations with Estonia, an agreement
with soviet Russia for the exchange
of prisoners and various accessions
and denunciations regarding treaties
which existed before January 10"
The registration Of these agree
ments is in compliance with Article
eighteen Of the covenant, which pro-
vfdes that no treaty or international
agreements shall be binding until
registered.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-10-29
BLAME IS PUTON MEXICO
Country Must Answer For the
Killing of the Two
Americans
[Associated Press Dispatchl

Mexico City, October 2s.-Repre-
sensations were made to the Mexico
foreign office yesterday by Matthew
z. Hanna, acting United States
charge d affairs here, relative to the
death of two Americans, Arthur Mos
ly and Gustave Salazer, at the hands
OF seven armed men near Tampico
recently. Mr.. Hanna asked the Mex
lean government to apprehend and
punish the criminals, and 1t Is under
stood claims for damages will be fl
ed later. "
Mosly and Salazer. were employees
of the Freeport Oil Company o. Vega,
a town near Tampico, were held up,
robbed and killed by seven former
employees of the company.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-10-29
ALFRED SANDGREN DIES
WeII-known Resident of Mankato
Passed Away Late Yesterday.

WeII-known Resident of Mankato
Passed Away Late Yesterday.
Alfred Sandgren, resident Of
Mankato for the past twenty five
years, passed away yesterday after
noon about four O'Clock from the ef-
feet of liberation OF the stomach,
from which he had been an acute
s.fferer for the past two weeks.
Nr. Sandgren was born In Dals
land, Sweden, October 81. 1863 and
came to this country thirty years
ago, first settling in Wisconsin. He
came to Mankato twenty five years
ago, and was for a few years en-
ployed by the A. ]. Busch company.
Later he worked for seventeen years
for the John Klein Furniture COM,
pany, and for the past five years had
been In the employee for the L. w.
Andrist company as salesman.
Mr.. Sandgren was married at this
city to Miss Emma Christina Carl
son on May 7. 1898. She still sur
wives him He is also survived by
two sisters living In Tweden. Mr.
Sandgren was affiliated with the To-
cal A. o. U. w. and NJ. w. A. lodges.
The funeral will be held from the
L. w. Andrist home, 526 South Sec
ond street at 1:15 and from the
Swedish Lutheran church at 1880 to-
morrow afternoon.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-10-29
TO join LEAGUE
A. j. Balfour Declares That All
The Nations Surely Will Be
Represented
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatchl

Brussels. October 2S.-The council
OF the League of Nations today closed
its session here. The council refer
red the question Of Danzig, the re-
gions concerning which are in dis
pute, between Poland and the auth
critics Of the free city, to the assem-
bly, of the league which Is to meet at
Geneva next month
The council took other important
action in deciding upon plebiscite
as to the disposition of territory in
dispute between Poland and Lithu-
ania, this, including the line fixed by
the supreme council In December
Powers Soon Enter.
A. J. Balfour, the British repre-
sentative in making the closing adj
dress, declared that four great pow
ers nat now members of the league
would enter 1t shortly.
Without these great powers" he
added, "it is impossible to predic.
what the league may accomplish"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-10-29
FREE OF LIQUOR CHARGE
Duluth Jury Cleared Former
Police Chief and Others
g. implicated .
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatchl

Duluth. Mimi, October 2s-John
Murphy. former Duluth police chief,
Frank L. Bradley, former deputy
United States marshal aud Fred
Schaeffer. were found not guilty by a
jury in Unitec States district court
today Of charge Of conspiracy to
illegally transport liquor.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-10-29
FEAR SHORTAGE IN COAL
SUSPENSION OF THE PRIOR
ITY ORDER SERIOUS
Authorities Declare Northwest
viii Suffer During Winter
Unless Revoked
IAssoclated Press Dispatchl

Duluth. Mimi. October 2s.-In-
definite suspension Of the priority
order Of the movement OF bitumin-
GUS coal to Lake Erie ports for trans
shipment to the northwest announc-
ed yesterday by the interstate com
merce commission. is considered by
Duluth dock operators to add to the
seriousness OF the coal situation in
the northwest.
The order. It Is claimed, virtually
makes 1t impossible for this territory
to obtain sufficient supplies before
the close Of navigation. to last until
next spring. Accumulation OF coal
on Lake Erie docks is admitted. but
1t Is claimed to be due to the fact
that some mine operators have been
demanding higher prices than dock
operators here could afford to pay.
Regarded AZ Desperate.
One million tons Of coal were on
the docks at the head Of the lakes
on October rs. as compared with 81
100000 tons at the same period last
year. according 70 data complied by
the Dock Operators Association. and
the fuel situation In the northwest
for the coming winter Is regarded as
desperate.
I'VE are being forced 20 turn down
orders every day and many of the
towns In North Dakota are snffering
for the want of supplies. Unless 4
complete change the situation comes
ABOUT 1t looks as If supplies on ali
the docks. will be exhausted by mid
WINTER" said Charles Beilglet. CITY
sales manager for o large fuel com
pany.
Although. the outlook for ,bItumin
GUS coal supplies Is considered seri
GUS, dealers are hopeful regarding
the anthracite situation. REGENTS are
larger than last year and silbstarl
Ak tennage has- teen conserved. bnk
It Is not sufficient to make M flio
shortage In soft coal supplies.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-10-29
ASKS FOR SQUARE DEAL
cox THINKS HE IS BEING
BADLY TREATED
George Lorlner Branded As the
Spokesman For "Big Busi-
ness" Interests
Associated Press Dispatchl


Dayton, October 28.-Another state
ment charging The Saturday Evening
Post and it's editor, George Horace
Lorimer, with unfair craftsmanship.
was issued today by Governor Cox Of
Ohio, democratic presidential.
THE insideous purpose Of The
Saturday Evening Post. cloaked under
nonpartisan methods. for the past
decade and more, has finally been
brought to light" Governor Cox de-
clared, stating that 1t had printed mis-
statements only four days before cleo
ton, when it was impossible to cor.
rect them. g..
That the Curtis Publishing Company
had been found guilty by the federal
trade commission of violating the an
thrust laws by unfair practices in
distributing its periodical. was asser-
ted by Governor Cox, declaring that
big business" was opposed to him
because he would give 1t severe deal
and lothing more.
Statement In Detail.
The governors statement follows:
when early in the week called at
tention to the guerilla tactics Of The
Saturday Evening Post, on the basis
Of it's last minute attack on me, the
response of Mr.. Lorimer. its editor,
was that my action was unethical:
am perfectly willing to leave the de-
cision on ethics to the voters OF Am
erica. many of whom have been life
time readers Of The Saturday Evening
Post, and whom from the time OF itH
origin, have looked upon 1t as Q house
hold journal, to which they rendered
devotion because 1t took no part N
rartisan campaigns. The question OF
ethics would seem to lie in what Am
erica has learend to look upon as a
square; and when -nonpartisan
journal becomes PARTISAN 1t very
last issue, four days before an cleo
ton at time when 1t Is impossible
for misstatements to be corrected or
deceit to be nett would seem TO In
81 dnnn 0nafnA cal6aH In .
terest, based upon some purpose which
can scarcely be called straight for
ward and honest. No man who rerTes-
ents a just cause, has any objection
| to presenting both sides Of the case.
Motives Are Assailed.
I'm my statement l charged ul-
terror interests. Since then Mr.. Lori
mer has seen fit to RELY simply in a
way that raises a question Of ethics.
1.-THE insideous purpose Of The Sat-
urday Evening Post, cloaked under
nonpartisan methods for the past de-
cade and more, has finally been
size and gained such prosperity as
to be emboldened beyond all discre-
ton and has expressed, what in my
mind is the thing which Is causing all
big business to support the reaction
airy candidate, namely, that they know
that from me they may expect a
square deal and nothing more. It Is
the difference between a square deal
and that which big business waits
which constitutes the return to nor
malcy"
Somewhat worn by recent. cam
paigning, especially that of last night
among his townsmen here. Governor
Cox today at his Trails End home
prior to departure at 800 o'clock for
Indianapolis where he was to sreak
tonight.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-10-29
DEMOCRATS IN JACKPOT
J. G. Brown Declares Effort
Made To Steal Farmer
Labor Candidate
IAssociated Press Dispatch. !

Chicago, October 2S.-J. g. Brown.
camaign manager of the national
farmer labor party, today issued
charging that "a huge jackpot has
been preparedSin several OF the west
'ern, states with are object Of seeking
to buy out the candidates on the far
mer- labor ticket"
I'm Iowa." the statement, "the
democrats are using every influence
to have Harry Cowles the farmer la
Dor candidate for United States SEN
'ator and ether liberal candidates
withdraw from the race in their tav-
orr
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-10-29
The astaked PIaln.-

The "Staked Plain" is an extensive
sterile plateau In northwestern Texas
sterile plateau In northwestern Texas
name which It derived from lines of
stakes which were set up to guide trav-
elers. or, according TO another account,
from the stalks Of yucca plant re-
sembllng stakes.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-10-29
CROWDS AT MAPLETON

School Dismissed when Preus and
Collins Entered the City.
Jake Preus and Louie Collins were
given rousing reception in Mapleton
today. A large crowd were ready to
receive the party as 1t entered the
town. School was dismissed in order
to give the teachers and pupils an
opportunity to see and hear the re-
publican candidates for governor ana
lieutenant governor.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-10-29
DOLLAR FOR HAIRCUT
Master BARRIERS Association In ChIoa
90 Sets New PrIoe.

90 S0t6 new PrT0e.
TAssociated Press Dispatch.l
Chicago, October 28.-The central
executive council Of the Master Bar.
BARRIERS in the city today decided to
raise to 81 the price for q hair cut
and thirty FIVE cents for q shave to
become effective January Is. =
I'VE are sorry, but there seems
nothing else to do" said Mr.. Raymond
treasurer Of the journeyman BARRIERS
union. However the public should
be educated not to tip the barber,
that will help some"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-10-29
MADISON LAKE MEETING

Republican Rally Was Held Last
Night In That Village.
A republican meeting was held at
Madison Lake last night Mrs. R. G.
and other songs Also she discussed
the League OF Nations. Mrs. G. J.
Laurisch spoke on the national is
sues and the ballot for women. Mrs.
z. C. Sherman OF Minneapolis dis
cussed several phases of the cam
paigns. ]. e. Reynolds spoke In op-
position to the Townley domination
Of Minnesota politics and urged that
eelction OF John G. Gerlich and T.
b. Taylor 70 the legislature. r. B.
knoff presided over the meeting.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-10-29
OBTAIN SAMPLE BALLOTS

They Can Be Had At Free Press BUS
mess Office Tomorrow.
Sample election ballots can be OBJ
tained at the Free Press business Of ;
'flce free of cost tomorrow Call and
get them. This will give those un
familiar with the ballots an oppor
unity TO study them.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-10-29
HARDING LED THE VOTING

Straw vote BY Women Gives q. o. p.
Candidate Big Majority.
The result OF the straw vote cast
by Mankato women which WIS held
at the Brett store this week was a
decisive victory for Harding. The
Ohio senator ran away from his
nearest competitor, James M. Cox.
The result OF the count was as: Hard
ing, 1872; ]. NJ. Cox, 20; w. W. Cox, 2;
lshz. z; Watkins, 8.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-10-29
ISSUE MANY PASSPORTS
All Record. WI BE Broken Accord

Ing To indications.
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch.l
Washington, October 28.-Indica-
tions are that all records for the mum
Der Of passports issued Will be brck-
en- during 1920, the state department
announced today. During the week
ending October %. $500 passports
were issued, and In the nrst week Of
August 1900. During 1918, $4,000
passports to travel abroad were Is
against an average of $4,000 annually
sued during the preceding eight
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-16
Political Advertisement
WIN. FRANCIS YONkEE
KANDIDAT IA
OKRESNEHO zALOBCU

Pre- Vasun informaciu sdel 'ujem, ze
som jednym mlalsich advokatov Ma
honing County, tridsat 'jeden roeny,
zenaty, bydliaci pod Z. 1896 Hillman
Street, pravotarskymi dradovnami v
422-425 Dollar Bank Bldg. Moi det-
sky vek prezil som Beaver County,
Pennsylvania, kde som chodil do skoly
pozdejsie praci rozlicneho druhu
boil som vstave usporit 81 dostatoeny
obnos penazi, ktory mi umozni1 fst do
kolegiumu a graduovat pravneho
oddelenia Georgetown University. Pc
obdrzanf mojho diplomu, wal som po-
graduovaeny kurs. krimin&lnom pra-
We praktizovani. ia sa prirodzene cf-
tim, ze som schopny pozfcie, ktord
sa uchadzam uctive ziadam Vase po-
zorne uvazovanis mojich narokoch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-16
Zpravy - Slovens

stcr DIR. D6rer vydal nariadenie D
zabezpetenf shromaxd 'oyacieho
prava ma Slovensku. Shromazde-
MIA treba "a hodinami vopred D.
znamit prvostupnove1nu politi-
cktmu dradu, ktory shromazde-
nie zakazat' nemoze. v pohranic
nom pasme presne urcenom 5
miestami 3 az Is KIN sirokym ma
al do vyzdvihnutia vojenskej dix
tatdry vojensky velitel' pravo =
bezpecnostnych pricin sch6dzu
zakazat'. Bratislava do tohoto pa-
sina nepada.
zlepsenie osobnsj dopravy
ne Dunaji. Postovne parniky Du-
najskej parop'avebnej spolocno-
sti, ktore chodily len tri razy tvS.
denne medzi Viednou-B -Bratislavou
Budapest 'ou, chodia cd 13.. jf,
n. denne v oboch smeroch. Od-
ehod . Bratislavy do Viedne a
Budapest 0 60. dopoludnia.
- zatkovic Q demonstra6nej
stavke v Uzhorcde. zatkovic Wy
flasil, ze vlastne nevie, preco ma
byt' pri jeho prijazde vyhlasens
stavka . ze je presvedceny, ze j.
to praca podvratnych Eivlov.
Ked' mu niekto dokaze, ze robi
pretidemokraticku protirobot-
ilfcku politiku, on hned' 2 toho
vyvodi d5sledky n'udne podre-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-16

QlnOSJl 50 neDO11. Cnce Kl ,uQ
|pcriadok a tvornn pracn Podkar-
patskej Rusi q keby stretol sa
terorom, pouzije ysetkych pro,
Istriedkov.
Prva Locomotive vysla 70
Skodovky. 2 pizehskych Skodc-
lvych zavodov, odkial' vychadza-
lly rozlicne, tie vrazedlne nastro-
je, ktore sposobily take straslive
veci vo svetovej vojne, ktore pri-
,iedly plac a zufalstvo milionov,
lvysla. IL. j1na prva tam zhotoye-
ma locomotive. Dalsie lokomoti-
Ivy tohoto ohromneho zavo,lu
budd nasledovaf', ably vyroba
streliva a inych vrazdiacich ma
strojov mohla byt' nplne zasta.
vena.
- Provokacia a ci hl1post'2
D6a 10. juuna dopoludnia prisla k
tajomnikovi Jesenskemu diurn'
stka mestskeho 1radu, dcera tu-
najsieho masiara, a oslovila no po:
mad 'arsky. Pan tajomnik ukazal
| jej napis ma dverach 'Hovorte
Fpo slovensky" a upozornil jul, aby
hcvorila slovensky. Slecna dur
nistka vsak mu odpovedala po
mad 'arsky a napl 'uvala smerom
k tomu napisu a spreva izala to
slovom :.'fuj". Ako je to NONE,
sty v trade bola platena taxa 81
Ia, ktora hanobf sloYencinu ta-
kym sposobom9
- Navrat generala syroveho
do Prahy. Najvysssf velitel' rus
kych legii gen. syrovy prisiel do
Prahy Is. jdns bol ,slavnostne
uvftany zasttupcami vlady my
mi hodnostarrni.
- Zastaveny mad 'arsky caso-
rls z Uzhorodu oznamuj1: Wy
chadza tuna jeden stvavy ma
d 'arsky easopis "Hatarszeli Vi
sag, ktory rediguji mad 'arski
snazi. V poslednom elsie nielen
ze urazil ceskoslovensky narod,
ale z prilezitost; podpisania mie
rovej smluvy napfsal, ze my to-
tiz tunajsf Mad 'ari) i so zbranou
v ruke dostaneme sa do Mad ar.
ska. Preto boil urobeny Savrh ma
jeho, zastavenie. Casopis tento i
nae stal vel'm zle financne, lebo
ma malo odberatel'ov.
- Rekord posty. Pisu Rim.
Sohcty: Tunajsi zupansky 1rad
dostal po tieto dni hromadu IL
stow, podanych ministerstve v
Ziline zaciatkcm januara leta
Pane 1919. ~
Academia spolku rusinskych
studentov "Pca]a'' v Presove. ;!
nedel'u, 6. jdna usporiadal spo
lOk "PcOla' v PreSOve akademlu
nd pocest' ruskaho spisovatel'a a
Alaksandra DuchnoviGa. Ma pro.
CRANE boly recitacie a spevy. 4
!Sademia, ktora bola prvym pre-
iavom slobodneho studentstva
rNsinskeho, sa vydarila. Mozeme
sa radovat', ze rusinske Student
stvo chape sa obrodnej cinnosti,
v ktorej mu kazdy praje najvac-
81 zdar.
= Neverny domovnik. V brat;-
slavskej tovarni ma cukriky uz OIL
davna miznul cukor. Zlodeja po
darilo sa az teraz pristihn1t' prl
kradezi. Je to domovn1k tovarnc.
Ukradeny cukcr Dol hoden asi
10000 koriin.
Odhalenie spionov Krem-
nici. Dina IL. j1na zatkla tn vo-
jcnska policia Ilonu GergelovE,
ktora stala sd podozrivou tym,
re sa pri nej naslo "a mnoho ii.
sic mad 'arskych penazi. Vysvlt.
10, ze je to milenka mad 'arskeho
nadporucika Imricha Ballo, kto-
/ ~ robi spionske sluzby Mad ar
sku. Pri prehlladke byte Ger
gelovej nasty sa pri nej doverae
zpravy, zradzaj1ce nase vojsko.
Tieto zpravy data mala na roz-
kaz nadporucika Ballo dopravit
do Mad 'arska. Pri vysluchu sa
Gergelova priznala, ze nadporu-
| cik Rallo (rodak I'D Trencina Ii
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-16
Nasledovania hodny priklad

NaSled0v1nia hodny pr1klad
Pol'no hospodarski robotnici ces-
koslovenskej strany socialno-de-
mokratickej v Predbojf (Cechy,
poslali prezidentovi republiky
TO kor. 5 tymto pripisom: Vede-
nj snahou pomoct' milej repubii-
ke podl'a svojich najlepsieh sill,
pracovali SINE jeden den pre- re-
publiku. Zisk tejto prace ITO <
racte laskave poukazat', kde je
toho najvassia potreba.
/ bohosluzby 81 uz len pre-
boh&Gov. Toto dokazuje pripad,
ktorym oznamuj1 Moderdorf,'
(Rratisl, zupa). Dna 30. maja cd
bsvaly sa bohosluzby v r. kat
kostole. Do kostola chcel sa fist
pomodlit' jeden chudobny oh
can. Kostolne dvere; pred kto-
rvlni cakaly uz dve stare zenie-
ky, boly zatvorene. Darmo zakle,
pal, nikto mu neotvaral, lebo "a
dvermi sedel bohaty sedliak Bo-
cko, ktory dobre videl chudob-
nych veriacich, ale otvorit i'm ne
chcel. Takto 6akali tam tito traja
chudobnf l'udia skoro hodinu.
Len vtedy sa dostali dnu, ked
prisiel rychtar obce ten zakle-
pal ma dvere.
Sloboda shromazd 'ovania ma
Slovensku. Splnomocneny mini.