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Arizona republican., 1921-02-18
SAYS MOTHER MILAN
 KIDNAPPED CHILDREN

Charging her motherin-law with child stealing, Mrs. Florence Miller will cause to be brought back to this state Mrs Fidelia R. Miller, who is alleged to have Laura Miller, aged s, and Hazel Miller, ,, in her custody in Arkansas.
 According to the mother, she was awarded the children by the superior court of this county, which granted her a divorce from their father She per mitted the children to be temporarily removed by Mrs Miller, who now re- fuses to return them. it is alleged.
 Governor Campbell yesterday made a acquisition on the governor of Ar kansas for the cNtradition Of Mrs. Mil Ter. who is said 10 be in DeQueen. Sevier county. Hughes Garn. special investigator of the county attorneys office left last night for the south for the woman, who is charged with felony
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18

shall not attach to any lease of lessee not an actual bona fide resident of the state.'
 MILITARY BALL - A military ball will be one of the events given in Phoenix on Washingtons birthday Company A, 15Sth infantry, Arizona National Guard, having planned de- lightful affair at the Woman's club for Tuesday evening. Among the guests will be Adjutant General and Mrs. Walter $. Ingalls, and Colonel John J. Boniface.
 DR. c. HOWARD DAVIS DIES = Dr. C. Howard Davis, supervisor or Pina1 county and a former member or the legislature, died at his home in Casa Grande Wednesday, according to word received here yesterday. Dr. Davis was stricken with apoplexy. Dr. Davis was serving his second term as supervisor in the county which he represented in the third state legisla- ture He had large interests in the Casa Grande valley to which he gave his attention when not engaged in work for the county.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18
OBITUARIES
Rev. w. c. Norcross

Rev. w. C. Norcross. native of Ohio, was born November Fl, 1oio. When about five years of age his par ents removed to Michigan, where Will liam grew to manhood and entered upon his active life. In addition to public and high school, he received his educational training at Ferris institute in Big Rapids. He gave himself 10 the profession of teaching for few years, afterwards taking up real es- tate and life insurance.
 He was married to Lottie Macomber July 19, 1900. She and their four chil- dren-yVilliam, Lucia, Helen and Mar garet-Suryive him and rise to call nm blessed. About 1910 they removed to Montana, two years later going to Los Angeles
 While residing in Kalamazoo. Mich. about 1907. he received license as a local preacher. Wherever he was he was active in all the lay activities or the church. From early life he felt a strong calling to the ministry and It was a matter of keen regret that he was prevented by circumstances over which he had no control from entering fully into this work.
 About five years ago he accepted an appointment to go to Oatman, Ariz., and organize church. He did that work so efficiently that at the end of about r months he had succeeded in l laying a foundation upon which his l able successors have been able to sue 1 cessfulIy build. When he went to Oat- man the two oldest children were just l ready for high school. Of course, | there was no high school there, but the | children could not wait, so he organ 1 ized "a high school in his own house, | took in several other young people who were in the same condition and 1 carried them all through the first year. The next year he was sent to Clark | dale and in two years, in spite of the 1 fact that early in the second year an attack of influenza so weakened his | heart that he was much of the time 1 disabled he transformed the charge | from a weak mission, entirely uninvit- | ing, into a good, self supporting charge | furnishing a fine field for strong 1 pastor.
 In 1919 he came to Creighton and ] has done phenomenal work. A neat chapel will soon be built. and the sug- | gestion had been made that it be called "Norcross chapel"
 In 1917 MT. Norcross was admitted l to the New Mexico conference. the con- 1 ference being so well satisfied with his qualifications that they admitted him in his absence. At the end of two years he was ordained deacon by
 Bishop Leonard. and at the next ses-
 sion of conference he would have com
 pleted the four year course of study and been ordained an elder. Last Oc- tober the Arizona mission became a part of the Southern California con- | ferenc and he was automatically trans ferred to that body. He has made full
 proof of his ministry and has left be- hind him splendid record.
 After a few days of very acute ill.,
 ness he fell asleep Sunday night February 13, at S:45. Almost his last
 words were: Father, into Thy hands
 I commit my spirit He rests from his labors and his works do follow him
 Mrs. Edna Kelsey Parker
 Mrs. Edna Kelsey Parker died Thursday at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs. Fred Vess, after an illness of
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18
COLONIAL DANCE TO
 BE PLEASING AFFAIR

Elaborate plans are being made for the colonial dance, which will be given by the Country club Tuesday evening. The affair, given on Washington's birthday, will be particularly pictur- esque, as practically all the guests will appear in the becoming costumes of the revolutionary period. While a number of smart folk have already se- cured their costumes, others have or dered theirs from the coast
 In keeping with the colonial idea. the dances of the eriod will be feat ured. There will be special solo dances. the minuet and the old-fash- toned waltz and the Virginia reel will have place on the dance program The grand march will be led by Governor and Mrs. Thomas E. Campbell.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18
Water Again Is Turned Into The
 Arizona Canal

Water was turned into the Ari- zona canal at midnight last night at the Granite reef dam, and ranch CTS may have a supply today ne water has been turned out of the Arizona canal since February 15 to afford the city an opportunity to complete its water system Viaduct across the canal.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18
McDougan & Cassou
 Washington Street
ABDOMINAL BELTS Scientific & practical fitting Kirnbau & Hulett Phoenix, Adams & 1st Ave.

years her permanent home had been with another daughter, Elizan V. Parker, 1921 East Monroe street. She leaves three daughters and two sons. Funeral services will be held at the A. H. Mcclellan chapel, GIT North Central avenue, at 3:3O o'clock this afternoon. The Rev. MT. Rock will officiate. In torment will be in Greenwood ceme-
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18
Rev. J. A. Wailes

Word has been received of the death in Santa Ana, Ca<it, yesterday of the Rev. J. A. Wailes, former pastor of the Central Methodist EpL copal church here. Besides his wife, Mrs. Ruth c Wailes, he leaves two sons, Eugene Wailes and Albert $. Wailes, and two daughters, Mrs. F. c. McIn- tire and Mrs. Lula Heisom, all of whom reside in California
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our words of appreciation to those who so faith fully stood by us during the long ill., ness and burial of our husband and father, s. c. Clark. We also wish to thank the Royal Neighbors, Good Eel lowship club and the Loyal Order of Moose.
 MRS. $. c. CLARK.
 LIE MAINE CLARK.
 BEATRICE CLARK
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18
Arthur RaIph kjnu

The funeral of Arthur Ralph King, the ree-months- old son of MT. and Mrs. Arthur R. King, 1922 West Madi- son street, who died yesterday after a brief illness, will be held from the home at o'clock this afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18
GLASS FOR ALL PURPOSES

Before buying get our prices, South western Sash and Door Co. Phone 3003. 325 West Jackson street--Adv.
 If
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18

While its mother is working, a baby in Guinea is buried in sand up to it's waist.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18
MIRRORS REsrLvEREp. a5e

Per square foot: work guaranteed. Southwestern Sash & Door Co.,; phone 3oo3.. 325 West Jackson street.-Adv.
 If
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18
GLASS FOR ALL PURPOSES

Before buying get our prices. South western Sash ,& Door CO. Phone 3003, 325 w. Jackson St.--Adv. If
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18
WATER REPORT
WEATHER EQREcAer

Arizona: Probably snow north and ram south Friday; Saturday unsettled: not much change in temperature.
 Solorado: Unsettled Friday and Sat urday. probably snow Friday: colder in west portion.
 New Mexico: Probably snow or rain Friday and Saturday; warmer Friday extreme south portioni
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18

England's crop of apples this season is said to be the poorest known for years.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18
ALL MAsoNs are hereby or

4 ALL MASONS are hereby or N. dered to attend at Masonic X x hall today at 3 D. m- for the purpose of conferring the third egree and also attending to business f great importance. Dinner will be erved at 6;30 D. m.
 G. J. HAMMONS, t ". M.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18
MIRRORS RESILvEREp, 25c

per square foot; work guaranteed Southwestern Sash & Door Go. Phone 3005. 325 West Jackson street.-Adv.
 If
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18

King James of England had a vio- lent dislike to tobacco in all it's for1n2.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18
Local Weather Yesterday

1 degree.
 Excess in temperature since the first of the month, 30 degrees. Accumulated excess in temperature since Jan. 1, sS degrees. Normal precipitation Jan. 1 to date. i.67 inches. IS inches.
 Deficiency since Jan. i, 1.49 inches.
 ROBERT c. GRANT.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18

shall not attach to any lease of lessee not an actual bona fide resident of the
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18

Mrs. Edna Kelsey Parker
 Mrs. Edna Kelsey Parker died Thursday at the home of her daugh ter, Mrs. Fred Vess, after an illness of only 8 few days duration. For Il
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18

at 2:3O o'clock this afternoon. The l day of prayer will also be observed |
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-08-03

woman as to what his real name
might BET"
4 could not. II I so desired. Ever
since I knew him he has been called
Harris. That is ali / can say"
"Harrisi Then he Is not Chilean
and never before pretended TO be. !
thought that from the first. Is the
man American. English or IrishT"
l shook my head.
"You won't answer. That may be
Ignorance or IL may be pretense. Never
mind. I recognize your face now. You
were the man eating in the saloon an
hour or SO ago. Were you waiting for
this Horner-alias Harris-thenT
1--WE met later"
Her lips smiled a little. and her
eyes.
sDld I merely dream that you ap-
peared somewhat Interested In me al
the time. or was IL truef"
III was true" I answered honestly.
"You did interest me. You didn't APP
near the sort 10 be making a rem
devious out OF a saloon. however re-
spectacle IL might be. The proprietor
even volunteered the information that
you were his niece"
"Did he. indeed? That was very
nice OF him. wasn't Il; Rather odd. IS
II not. that you should later drop In
here. and ind me again. What do
YOU think OF me nowg'
/ looked az her for moment before
I answered. unable 10 frame my words
10 am satisfaction. What did she
meang What exactly was she driving
att Her whole manner puzzled me ex-
ceedlngls. Was she playing me for
fool7 Was she attempting TO lead me
on for some secret purpose or her
OWN Did she believe my expiana-
tlony and. II not. why did she fan TO
throw open that door. and denounce
me az once as a spy? There, In that
soft light. she appeared more attrac-
tive than ever, and so peculiarly WON
aplv N 10 seem utterly out OF place In
this scene OF plot and crime. IL was
Young face. bright. animated. which
frouted me, the dark eyes smiling and
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-08-03
CHAPTER Iv-cOnunuea


enc e-autT on. you mean 10sl
VA. shout that arrangement. Mr..
EvrErT
T-an-red Harris In the reply. his
r-e perfectly calm and confident. In
rr -- -rrfrv he lied. but Il was done
rst crrrIrc.uEIy.
aurza were my positive instruc-
H-s Ca London" he said cO0lly. 'Srhe
sr-E-- house there was not 20 he In
u-w1 I1 the slightest degree; no
-rer ~ tra transaction y - 10 appear
Co +r.- books"
-It Why h-s the money not been
sr~r and -SeiE"
--rt ls Tor AIva 70 say. tried 10
e. Dim tr art. but ne refused without
trta- authorization from Mendez-
E-r eaT Instructions
EXON never received these. Senior
E--
ayR 7 asked bv code; 7 supposed
Dr. w--.t answer BY messenger"
--a was a pause. a silence. l
l-F-r5 7 could understand some
eng ~ SHAT Harris was endeavoring
Co --H-r-Ish Gu this delay. this get
H-- .Ee entire sNm transferred Into
--rr f1 private hands. II was one
--r sep Oh BIS Intricate scheme Of
~. f-f 81 cautiously concealed
As tT err-sR no suspicion. What else
trf De done Go this end already To
11,'--e delay. and thus gain Oppor-
'--r. rad De intercepted. or even
eE--i the code message sent by
Az -r Washington
AT th'g was possible enough. vet II
rrs evident that the woman accepted
O. explanation as satisfactory.
y RI r-- know how true MI this is.-
So s-'f no last. slowly. II was told
Pc money was already being used. !
t- -r- believe there Is any necessity
= eng further Endorsement. as Senior
a.- .s working under direct commits
e. from the iunta. with full author
or On -r- However. 7 win verify this
f--- am going 20 retire now,
E--s end leave y0u alone 20 discuss
me matters z have presented. Above
E. p .s necessary that I should know
az r-e who vBu select Tor the impor-
lr- work. and when we may expect
f@--s This Information I must posi-
tFs~ take hack with me-"
when 20 you returnT"
-W- Gre midnight train. I have
ere hours ret"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-08-03

lie stepped back, partially closing
the door, while she turned. her own
hand on the latch. facing me. Her
eyes stared directly into mine. her
face whitening under the light, her
teeth shutting down close against the
red lins as though 20 repress a scream.
She was startled almost beyond con-
troll. yet mastered the fright instantly.
She glanced about at the partially
open door. and silently closed IL tight
".
.~What-what are you doing hereT'
she gasped in English. her voice trem-
bling. "ListeningT"
"No." I lied. seeing but one pos
sible means Of escape. and hoping
thus 20 prevent her sounding an Inn
mediate alarm. II was waiting for a
friend who is inside. ! just came into
this room"
"You actually be- ong here. then?
You are one OF these menT"
"Not exactly" had 10 admit. Il
know one Of them very well. and he
stationed me out here"
She appeared puzzled. doubtful, yet
20 my surprise still held the door tight
" closed. her eyes searching my face.
"WhO Is the man you know-your
particular friendT'
hesltated an instant. the name es-
Gaping me.
Homer"
"Oh. indeed; you were not very
prompt 10 answer"
"Well." said, and managed 10
smile. as though It was OF little conse-
quence. 'you see have not always
known him by that name. There are
times when names need TO be changed
occasionally"
"True." she admitted soberly. "DO
you mind gratifying the curiosity of a
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-08-03
MISS CONRAD"

.----r la a NeE York iewelry
To- severn. United States
assent notices a small box
-. et.r.els LIm- lie purchases
r.f.- be discovers IA s secret
--ser-eug a writing giving a
- % a. evolutionary movement
T. AIS .er-rtry seeking 70 overthrow
- .sra u government The writ
- a1rs a rendezvous. and
-.-- dec ElE % Investigate. Find
..-s r.ara mentioned im the writ
- srrlreltly deserted. Severn
-F.s 4 saloon in the vicinity. a
H--z- Boz t1e place Is met By a
--. EuiuEly ty appointment.
r-. Severn. l-s suspicious aroused.
rrHs them They 60 70 the des-
-aH1 meeting place, an aban-
F- iron foundry. At the rem
Eer severn - accepted as one
-F ere HrrEr. rafgrs and admitted
Es -aaIs a stranger who addresses
IN zF Harry Daily. The incident
-rr.. #-rn Severu's hands and he
rrs De- Hs uevs acquaintance
La a. notorious thief. ''Genueman
r-ea Harris Concealed. Severn
.-F .rs girl he bad followed ad-
E-E ere ar-sulraturs- she urges
-- 90 hasten the work % rsvO-
--
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-08-03
CHAPTER v.


a Strange Appointment
] r-Ft have failed 10 grasp the full
- rf what she said. or else II
Te- occurred 20 me that her retire
-r-,f he made through this par
-r door. At least she had pushed
H.-a rTEl before I realized the ne
T 20 rstreat. and was hemmed
-i its barrier. fortunately Sc
-E hidden from the eyes OF those
-e l1r-er apartment. Some one
ava % doubt. from his words and
ls beside her as she emerged.
SO tEel, Go might have been his
- .1. swung the door hack against
stood there startled. unable 10
afraid that my very breathing
go d. overheard.
-- leave az midnight. yoI say,
he protested In spanish ;
surely yOu intend 10 remain at
T-
@ you reach some final decision
.-lt IS my mission"
SSH see 20 that az once; we viii
.~ You can wait either In this
.T another Just beyond. Prom
VIII not 90 until / sc and talk
yeu erain.-
l-TIlse that-so you are not too
I must make that train"
& shall make e. Ny car IS only
-ess away. and I pledge myself
AFe you there on time. All this
- can - attended 20 In half an
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-08-03
No Rust

II you 20 away for several months
during the summer. apply kerosene oil
to your stove with a soft cloth before
leaving. When you return the stove
VIII be In excellent condition
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-08-03
Then the devil must have
helped me-"
Cro BE coNTINUED)

II Is all well enough TO die happy.
hut Il Is far better to live that way.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-02

Ilad's1sirk kult6ra. 3 Lu.
cenca oznamuj1 Dna q, n. "A.
pobil sa Glen tunajSej mad 'arskej
divadelnej soploenosti Thor Ru-
binyi redaktorom mad 'arsk keho
casopisu Magyar Kozlony, lebo
tento uverejnil nom kritiku,
ktorn horkokrvnemu hercovi ne
bola lichotiva. Preto redaktora
verejne v kaviarni napadnul 9
zbil. Sucasne S tou aferou so
hrala jednu zena direktora di-
vadelnej spolocnosti Faragoya,
rod. Irena Billerova, ktora sa ma
jednej divadelnej zkuske povadi-
la primadonou spolocnosti ju
vyzauskovala. Ako videt ma
d'arska diyadelna, spolocnost' di-
rektora Faragova, ktory pod doj
nom udalosti onemocnel, vel mi
krasnym sposobom rozsiruje ma
d 'arsku kulturu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-02

vsetkyeh dsastnikov konferencie
"a svoiich host'oy alebo ci ma pla-
tit len vydavky tykajdce So jedi
ne konferencie, totN zaobstaranie
miestnosti a vsetkeho, 60 pri "a
sedaniach je treba q ponechat'
jednotlivym kraiinam vydavky
ma vydrziavanie zastupcov. Pred
|tym, ked, boly podobne konferen-
Gle vydr1ayana americka vlada
vzdy platila vsetky vydavky.
lVydavky "a konferencie Lfgy Ma
rodov platf vzdy ta krajina, .vo
ktorej zasedania 81 vydrziavanie
Potom je tn al otazka opojnych
|napojov, ktora zajima myself stat
neho departmental. Jako tymto
Icudzlm host 'om zadovazia opojne
napojeg Gi sa Volsteadov zakon
bude vzt 'ahovat' ma vsetkych, ale
bo bude diplomaticka immunita
dana tym tisicim, ktori prfdu de.
legatmig Bude i'm dovoleno do.
NEST 81 svoj napoj? Ked' ano, Go
sa stane so zakonom, ktory zaka.
zuje prevazanie vina? Keby tax
Lloyd George ponuknul ministro.
vi Hughesovi poharik "skotskej'
|! mohlo by to zaprieinit' MEDINA
rodnd zapletku alebo al domace
nesnadze. Mohlo by sa al to stat :,
ze niektory diplomatov by 81 do
viezol vacsiu, zasobu, jako by mu
bolo treba a keby odchadzal, mo
hlo by to l'ahko zostat v rukach
ktorym neni dovoleno taky toval
drzat'.
Potion je tu al otazka ubytova
MIA. V tomto hl'ade pravdepo
dobne vypomozu kluby, lebo no
Etelov nenin dost' vo Washingtone
.aby vsetkych mahly prijat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-02

Nizepodisana Katsrina Iysnik,
matka nebohehp T. 2. Iyanika,
ktoreho telesne pozostatky po
[Priyezenf Francie boly pocho-
vane na miesto ye6n6ho odpeein-
ku posledAeho ;tya'aa II Calvary
cmiteri, vysloyRism tyMto noju
hlboku vd iku n0SstnJm priste-
lom 4 znamym. ktQri tax kras-
nom .pocte s1eastpili So pohrSbu,
tax preqka zdc Soaleand dctu moi
mn synpvi. D,s jsms misstnlfm
vsteraan syetpas HI / h
sas sarii ava plhonfp pste, 1vslp'
Rev. r Kpzelkoyi. Rev. !. Gersn-
dow Rev. lQbQsoyi e ict
potesujdce slova, pocetnlm pris'
telom "a ich krssne kvetove dary.
INF lzSal / Arstis.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-02

usporiadap pinistsg5txom oERy
pri ddasti 'zsmedslalssj Jsdnety
desko-sl slovsn1kei rspuhlilH. "

Tnto zaiste pam4tihodnd vys-
tavku V pol ol'norhospodarskom III
vote Cesko-slovenskej repnbliky
otvoria okolo is. augusta v ramci
Orientalnehe .trhu vBratislave, pri
ktorom ntySrili ks;vai tomu
zvlastnu nol -hospod&rsku SEX
|ciu. V5stavkA bude umiestnen& v
delosts eleckyoh kasarAaeh bude
mat k dispozfcii 8 mastale na
$50 koni, ktore pouziid tied pre-
|rozlicny dobytok, Krem toho mi
lnisterstvo narodnej obrany .pone-
cha jednu vel'kn budovu, kde
bude umiestnena vlastna vystav-
ka ministerstya pol 'no-hospo'
darskeho skolstva. Zaujatost' 0
vystavku ie vel 'ka. Programmy
rozposiela . prihlasky prijfma
pol l'no- -hospodarska sekcia v Bra
tislave, 0bchodna priemyselna
, komora.
Prfpravy pre- tento dolezity ma,
rodohospodarsky podnik blizia sa
lku syoimu dokonceniu. NaEe do.
mace, vysoko yyvinute strojnic'
two hospodarske bude zast1pene
mnohymi eeskymi moravskymi
firmami, ktore v tomto odde1ent
hospodaskej vystavky buda uni
estnene a badd platit len 40, ko
run "a | stvorkovy meter, tax IL
mensim firmam bude 1east
umoznena. Ably umoznit' co maj
Ivacsiu navstevu, vydajd pre- nav
tstevnikov q pol mo -hospodar
[skych kruhov zvlastne Legitimate
na 50% sl'avu cestovneho ma vset
kych cesko-sl4venskyeh zelezni
ciach, o ktors elenovia 'szeme
delskej Jednoty" mozu sa hlasit
ako pri prazskej vystavke V cd
bockach Jednoty alebo direktn
0 ne pisat' ma adressu: Hospodar
ska vystavka, = Orientalny trl
lBratislava, Csaky skola.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-02
PRIMO RUDOLF Boil vRAJ
sAMQvRAHoM

tJeden viedensky zurrAalista.
ktory boil Y priatel'stve nebo-
hymn rak1skym korunnym prln
com Rudolfom, pise, ze MET ziad-
ne pochyhnosti 0 tom, ze Rudolf
spachal samovrazdu spolu al so
svojou priatel' 'kou baronkou Ma
riou Vetserou. @ vrazdu sa vraJ
rozhodne nejednalo.
Ma dokaz tohto udava viacere
pripady. TAX ma priklad jake
Rudolf tax bar6nka pred smr-
| It'ou napisali rozlucne listy, ko-
runny prime svojej zene a okrem
toho jednemu svojmu priatel 'ovi.
Baronka napisala list svojej mat
ke. V listoch opisana bola celia
historic ich nest 'astnej lasky;
Ked' samovrazda bola spachana
vlada ovsem praydu ma znamost
nedala, ale pricinau smrti udana
bola nest 'astna nehoda pocas po
l'ovania.
zaujimave pri tomto sd zpra
Wy, ktore dostaly sa ma svetlo al
teraz, o tom, n2kol'ko pokroei.
lynn predvidsnym boil nehohy
korunny prime Rudolf. Tente
perdpovedal vrai ze v budlcno
sti europske monarchie stan1 ss
republikami pri tom pozname
nal, se jestli jemu prihodf sa to
aeby bo' Is ntru6 shodeny, tax Wy.
st 'ahoyal by So do Francie, kde
by pon1knul svoie sluSby fran
cazskej repuhlike.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-02

|tymtc a. praydepadobne zaplati
|tlacivo, poneyac az predtym no
Ran-Americkom Koneresse So w
dalo 100 tisfc dollArov ma tlaeiva
posas jeho zasedania. Ale pone-
vac neni mozao predpovedat' jak
|dlho konferencia bude trvat' vset-
ka spekulacia v tomto smere 50
zda daromna.
Pravdepodobne bude Kongress
spojenych statov poziadahy, ably
odhlasoval nejaky obnos ku "a.
okrytiu predbeznych yydavkov
potion d'alsie obnosy, jako potre-
ba bude vyzadovat'.
Este nebolo ustaleno, ci vlada
Spojenych Statoy ma povazovat