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chairs and looked over the eypahse Of
the roof, which was when they saw
Prince Ferdinand William Otto, and
gazed at him.
"Gee whiz!" said the larger pirate
through his mask. what are you dol
ing there?"
The crown prince started, and
stared. 81 am sitting here" explained
the crown prince, trying to look as
though he usually sat in lead cutters
Il am looking for ball."S
You're looking for fall, I guess
observed the pirate. you don't re-
member me, kid, do your"
81 can't see your face, but I know
your voice" His voice trembled with
excitement.
"Lemme give you hand" said the
pirate, whipping off his mask. "You
make me nervous, sitting there. You've
got nerve, you have"
The crown prince looked gratified.
Il don't need any assistance, thank
you" he said. perhaps, now I'm
here, I'd better look for the ball."
II wouldn't bother about the old
ball." said the pirate, rather nervous
ly for an old sea-dog "YCu, better
get back to safe place. Say, what
made you pretend that our railway
made you nervous| o.
Prince Ferdinand William Otto
climbed up the tiles, trying to look as
Il ir
The pirates both regarded him with
admiration, as he dropped beside
them. ne
GLOW did you happen to come here?"
asked the(crOwn prince. "Did you lose
your aeroplane up here"
eve came on business" said the
pirate Importantly. 1.-TWO Of the
enemy entered our cave. We were
guarding it from the underbrush and
saw them go in. We trailed them.
They must die!'
"Really-die?
"Of course. Death to those who de-
fy u.s."
death to those who defy us!" re-
peated the crown prince, enjoying
himself hugely, and quite ready for
bloOdShed.
Look here, Dick Deadeye," said the
larger pirate to the smaller, who stood
gravely at attention, II think he be.
longs to our crew. What say, old
pal?"
Dick Doadeye wagged his TAIL
Some two minutes later, the crown
prince of Livonia, having sworn the
nirdte oath of no quarter, except e
women and children, was on his way
to the pirate cave.
He was not running away. he was
not disobedient. He was breaking nc
promises. Because from the moment
he saw the two confederates, and par
ticularly from the moment he sWore
the delightful oath, his past was wiped
away. There was, in his conscious
ness, no palace, no grandfather, nc
Miss Braitlrwaite, even no Milky
There was only boy and dog' anu
q nitrate den awaiting him.
How'd you happen to be IN tna'
c,stter?" Bobby demanded, as they
started down the staircase in the wall
watch out, son, it's pretty Steep j
81 was getting a ball."
(To Be Continued.)
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On the day Of the carnival. which
Was the last day before the beginning
OF, LENT, Prince Ferdinand William
Otto Weakened early. The palace sin
slept, and only the street swecyors
we're about the streets. Prince Fcrdi.
naIid William Otto sat up in bed and
yawned. This was a special day. he
knew, but at first he was too drow2y
to remember.
Then he knew-the carnival! A de-
Nghtful day, with the place full Of peo-
pie in strange costumes-peagants.
tnps, testers, who cut capers on the
grass In the park, little girls in pro-
cession, wearing costumes Of fairies
With gauze wings, students who par
AIDED and blew noisy horns, even horses
decorated, and now and then a dog
dressed as a dancer or a soldier.
he yawned again, and began to feel
hungry. He decided to get up and take
his own bath. There was nothing like
getting a good start for a gala day.
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remain here. There are sentries at the
doors, and double guard everywhere.
What. in the name of all that is alb
surd, can possibly happen?"
That was when she won. For Milky
who has never been, in all his history
anything of a hero, and all of the ro'
mantle and loving boy-Nikky wav,
cred and fell. -,
When Prince Ferdinand William
Otto returned, it was with the word
that Miss Braithwaite still slept, and
that she looked very comfortable,
Milky was gone, and the countess
stood by a window, holding to the sill
to support her shaking body. gp
1t was done. The boy was In her
hands. There was left only to deliver
him to those who, even now, were on
the way. Milky was safe. He would
wait in her boudoir, and Hedwig
would not come. She had sent no
message. She was, indeed, at that mo.
ment Il part Of one of those melan.
choly family groups which, the world
over, in palace or peasants hut, await
the coming of death.
Prince Ferdinand William Otto
chatted. He got out the picture frame
for HcdWig, which was finished now,
with the exception of burning his
initials in The lower left hand corner,
After inquiring politely if the smell of
burning would annoy her, the crown
prince drew a rather broken backed
IF" a weakened CIV" and an irreg.
ular 80" in the corner and proceeded
to burn them in. He sat bent over the
desk, the very tip of his tongue pro,
truding, and worked conscientiously
and carefully. Between each letter
he burned dot.
Suddenly, Olga Loschek became
panic-stricllcn. She could not stay,
and see this thing out. Let them fol-
low her and punish her. She could
not. She had done her part. The
gOvcrnesS lay in drugged sleep. A
turn of the key, and the door to the
passage beyond which Oskar waited
would he closed off. Let follow what
must, she would not see it.
"Highness," she said, Lieutenant
Larisch will be here in q moment. VIII
you permit rae to go?"
Otto was off his chair in an instant.
Certainly" he said, his mind still on
the 80" which he was shading.
Old habit was strong in the countess.
Although the boys rank was numbered
by moments, although his life was pos
sibly to be counted by hours, she
turned at the doorway and swept him
a curtsy. Then she went out, and
closed the door behind her.
The two scutries stood outside.
They We're Of the terrorists. She
knew, ana they knew she knew. But
neither one made a sign. They stared
ahead, and Olga Loschek went out be-
tween them.
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tunic. "Her head vas On ny breast,
and kissed her, Last " all, i. ed
her cye5-Aar lovely eyes"
IF I fal or here" observed the
crown pr.ace ia "a med.t4uyc voice
Il would be smashed 80 q jelly Ike
the child at the Crvs.an palace"
"But now she hates me- said MI
l.y's heart, and dropped about the d.a-
lance Of three buttons. "Eae Hates ue.
saw it ln her eyes This morning.
Oh, Heaven. -
"We might ais wen play BAH now"
Prince Ferdinand William OTTO
turned away from The UaraIag "lgh q
Sigh. This strange quiet that filed 'ne
palace seemed 10 have attacked N--Eg
too. Otto hated quiet
They played BALI and tlg ego
prince took a lesson q; curses 4
on his third at.oGID.. h~ ca-ea @
a compound cl"a 1as . dis
appeared oyor 90 yat.n.at. .'. ~
roof, au3 aJthyuab &..E ea @
blood-cprdiuD climbing .-.
it coull "@t he
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ana cold and never seen without y hltt
1loya--lhe MaiorJomo bowed in {
window. and observed that if his royal
E5glu.~s pleased, his royal high-css
luncheon was served.
IL The aArauleI. room inside the win.
Gows. however. his royal highaess
paused and looked around.
I've been here before" lie observed
THESE were my fathers rooms. My
mother Owed here. too. When I am
older. perhaps I can have them. II
would be convenient on recount OF my
pracdciu- caryss on the roof. But I
should need Il number Of balls"
lie was rather silent n his way
back To the schoglroom. But once he
looked up rather Wistfa.Iy at Milky.
IF they were living" he said, 4 am
pretty sure they would take ne out
today"
OLGA LcsgAcl, had found The day ono
. # terror. The failure cf Ter plan as
to Milky and EIa5wfg was known to
the countess the night before. He'd
Wig had sent f.r mr. and faced her
in her houdoir. very white and calm.
"He refuses" She said. There is
nothing more to do"
"ReluSsS,"
"Ec has promised not 10 leave
Otto"
olga Loschek hal been iGcrelu11us,
at first. Ii was net possible Men in
love did net do these things. l. was
not possible that after nil, She had
failed. When she realized it, She
would have broken cur IL bitter pro
test, nut Uedw.-'s face varied her
He is right, Of course" Iae5wig Lad
satd. "EoU and I were vraag. count
gSs. There is nothing to dr. say"
And lie countess Had taken Agr de-
feat quietly, wi5A Burning eyes ana a
throat Try with VZcitgaeot
The plot was arranged. t. The small
est detail. The king, living. now oa}y
50 long as it was 3acreeG Ia Should
live WOULD. in Eai3-uI-uruool, cc.-
mcnca to sink. The entire court
wound be gathered in dutcrooms aaa
salons near his apartments. II his
rooms the crown p.iEce w-ul5 re kept.
awaiting the summons 10 the tEvolo
room, where. on the kings death, The
ra.,g-c-. ,ra,,15 ho s,,l.rsa ,~G II,
ao,,r4 -..,-7l 60, f..l.,. - ia. NON.
l,po C++a .to N.r.b ~, .,,..r,..,g,,+
with the captain OF inc palace @aaTd.
VINO was ono OF the co-aia.it"t oi ten,
the sentries before the crown prince $
. door We're to be OF the revolutionary
parry. AetIlich would undoubtedly
be with the king. Remained then 10
be rechonea. with only the princes per-
SonaI servants, MISS BraithWaite' and
Milky Laltsch.
Two obstacles were left for the
countess 10 cope with, anu this was
her part CT the work. She had a.
ready plan for Miss BraithWaite. 1ut
Milky Laris@h? p
over that problem, during the Ions
night hours, Olga Loschek worked. It
would be possible to overcome Milky
Of course. There would be Iout men,
Tish the sentries, against him. But
that would mean struggle and On
alarm. II was the plan to achieve the
abduction quietly so quietly that for
perhaps an hour-they hoped for an
hour-Jhere would be no alarm. Some
time they must have, enough to make
the long journey through the under
ground passage. Otherwise the open
ing at the gate would be closed, and
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HutA teJiei. She very sunni
asleep"
Milky played a5sout'v. and lost The
game. The crown prince rriumuhant-
" scooped up the res of The matches.
Then ne ioungcd to the window, ms
hands in his pockets There was
something on his mtld which the
chanceiior's reference To- HeaWigs pic
ture had recalled. Something he
wished 10 say TO Milky, without look
ing at him.
So he cleared his throat and looked
civ. ''''' ''-'-'
..Tr.,,. ...-... H.. ---.,-. - ,.o;,,,, A.,
.,.- -. ~, maj Il
..s ,.'',' -, - ,.,
49,, --''''' -'-,'''' Co.
-, ,5.'' -, seem TO ne wy ~, t'" ~,
..''o. It, @iie d C-|'--7' must u ''''
~ ,-..,. -. 49,.
'','' Nm! > '"-'- ~ -
,i'l ~ '.',LII'.St - d" 'l-'' - ~
~ ne s''!,'' 81 -''o ~ '0 syn
~ --s7'.'I' .-..,,.,
rage. YOU sail raarrln.a WIS when two
people loved each Other, and wanted
TO be- together tha r,-s ~ their lives
'Weu" hcdged sNiELy, THAT is the
idea, rather"
-, ,,,.,I.' ,-', I'' -.l a-I,n+
You %ouId marry her Yourself"
Milky being beyond speech fer an
instant and looking. u.I his royal high
ness bat seen him. very tragic and
somewhat liaid. the crown prince went
en-:
"Sat.s 2 very nice GIRL" he said: 81
think she vGura IaaE. 81 good Wife"
There r-as sa71cthtag If renraarn in
his ta.e. re nd confidently planned
That Milky vogII marry jfadwjg. and
tgat they cmlll MI live on forever in
the ~aIa.o H3,r the NAV things were
Going, Milky s.frlr MARRY ANYBODY.
and 90 AWAY 10 i've, and ne would lose
linn.
"Yoe, e,;a -I;2,l-v in - s+rhnra voice
"sra-T ar, eprn sha would mako n
r,oa v.fra,
Ar which Primo, r,-r.1frqad william,
81. .r
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tor of North Carolina Agricultural
Extension Service, issued commun-
lcatlon which is published in the Pro-
gressive Farmer, as follows:
"What Shall We Do With Cotton
Seed? One-half ton of cotton seed
meal contains practically the same
fertilizing value as one ton of seed,
and in exchanging one ton of seed
for 1900 pounds Of meal, a gain of
SO ncr cent is being obtained in fer
tilizing material, and meal, Of course,
is more convenient for use as a fer
tilizer than seed.
Comparative Value of Cotton Sesd
and Cotton Seed Meal For
Fertilizer:
/. Cotton Seed:
One ton $4,000 lbs.) cotton seed
contains:
Nitrogen -.......--...-..-.-....-61.7 lbs
Equivalent to ammonia rs lbs
Phosphoric acid .--......-.26 lbs
Potash .-.-...--..........24 lbs
2. Cotton Seed Meal:
1000 lbs TO cotton seed meal
contains:
Nitrogen -------a.-----------.--.57.6 lbs
Eqquivalent to ammonia 70 lbs
Phosphoric acid ...........-26 lbs
Potash ..-..-... IL his
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-27
En- los dominios del cine
PEARL WHITE EN- PARIS

FL cronista parisiense Ignacio
Firmat visito Pearl cuando lego
esta Paris. He aqui como cuenta la
impression que lie produjo en- Ia breve
entrevista:
'Mil veces en- el einemat6grafo he
mos tenido a Perla White al aIcance de
la mano, y, 81 Sc nos ocurri6 efl m ins
tants 10 interesante que seria conver.
sar con ella, desechamos la idea por
conceptuarla irrealizable. Perc he aqui
que e1 azar nos trae Paris, donde no
vemos Perla en- cinemat6grafo porque
el dollar cuesta muchos frances y es ca
81 impossible comprar vistas ncrteameri
canas; pero en- cambio, las vemos en-
carne y hueso.
FL cronista Sc encontr6 de Eopet6n
con ella en- uno de los hoteles de esta
capital y lie hizo un gran saludo, seguro
de que conocia a esa persona, pero sin
saber ciencia cierta de quien Sc ira
taba. Perla contest6 con una sonri-
sa, que Sc dibuj6 unicamente en- sus
labios. va que los ojos no lie eran sufi-
cientes para mirar al cronista, en- quien
ella no reconcia a ninguna persona de
su relaci6n.
Pasan dos tres dfas y Ell cronista
Sc We obligado volver al lujoso hotel,
enterado de que alh Sc ALOHA una perso-
ma de su relaci6n .quien hace amos
que no ha visto. En- el deseo de darle
una sorpresa-sin averiguar 81 esta po
dia ser desagradable- entra en- ell
hotel en- puntas de pie. Pregunta ell nu-
nero de Ia habitaci6n del amigo, Y pa
"a mayor 6xito de su prop6sito rochaza
Ell ascensor y sube por "A escaiera hasta
el tercer piso. Llega Ia puerta de II
habitaci6n y aplica un oio al de Ia
oerradura y despues Ell dido No We ma
da y oye menos. Sc decide entrar, EN-
puma el picaporte, 10 hace girar en-
ira precipitadamente en- IL habitac16n,
donde Sc encuentra... a Ia persona a
quien habia sa1udado en- dias anteriores
creyendo conocerla. Mira confundido a
su alredor, sin atreverse pronuncfar
una palabra, y en- ell r6tulo de una
sombrerera lee esta inscription: MISS
PEARL MAJESTIC HOTEL
PARIS.
A pesar de la serenidad que ha de
haber adquirido en- dificiles pruebas
del 'flm", Perla White qneda turba-
da ante la aparici6n, y su fisouomia ad
quiere los rasgos que deben presentar
aquellas personas que tratan con un To-
co quien es peigroso contradecir. El
cronista traga saliva y Sc explica. AL
final de la expicaci6n Sc pregunta 81 ell
aumento no esta peor que antes de ella,
pero recobra su serenidad recuerda
la cantidad de Ieyendas que corren en-
Buenos Aires, no solamente respecto a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-27

Pearl White, sino de todas las estrellas
cinematografcas. Resuelve, pres, apro-
vechar la circunstancia, muestra su car
net y, muy la norteamericana, sin
agregar una palabra mas, lie hace esta
pregunta fondo tambien muy norte-
americana: II
-Icuanto ha ganado usted en- ell Ill
tino afio?
La respuesta no es frme. pero de
ella deben -deducirse unos trescientos
mil d6lares. Ell 'cronista traducc esa su-
ma de frances y, antes de segu;r pen
sando en- 10 que ,haria con ella, dice:
-GLa situaci6n que usted hasconQuis
tado en- ell mundo cinematografco, sa-
tisface su ideal de artista.
Pearl White no contesta ncgativa-
mente, pero manifesto que ella ha nre-
ferido siempre las tabIas la pantalla; !;
que en- aquellas no le fu6 prcpicia la
srerte y tuvo que resolverse por eesta,
en- la cual Sc inici6, tomandola mas
como un empleo que como una seduction
para sus aspiraciones esteticas. Des-
pues agrega con un aire de cniquilla
caprichosa:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-27
MARMOL! MARMOL! MAR
MOL PARA LAPIDAS Y
PANTEONES

Acaba de lIegar mi sehora
con TN cargamento de marmol
de Serravezza (Carrara), es un
material nunca Venido a Puer-
to Rico desaflamos a cue Sc nos
muestre un pedazo igual por su
perfecta cristaIizacion. ST inte-
resa, visite nuestro Estudio,.
(Antigua { Marmoleria Italiana
de los c6nyuges Sarti-Bar-
toli) frente al Palace Hotel
Tel. 300. Box 1888.
o. BARTOLl ART STUDIO
{ (Antigua MarmoIeria ltaIiana).
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-27

Charles H. johnson y fas''iiia. Marie
Roman. Isabel Melende-. Tomasa Ftlen
tes, Carmen Maria Fuentes, Ana Gar
cia, Mercedes Duran, Carlos V1llar y
familia, Maria Santos, Pedro Quintero
de Leon, Miguel Cap6 Fortufo, Car
men Fernandez hijo, Bayard Turnbull
y sonora, Emilio Cuchi, Peter A. Pier
ce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-27

San Sebastian, p R., oetubre 1s, 1921.
Proposieiones en- pliegos eerrados para
Ia adjudication en- pabhca subasta de
las obras de Construction de una va
riante en- el camino No. 8, (cuesta del
salto) euyo presupuesto aprobado ascien
de a cUATRo MIL sEIsCIENTos
ocHHNTA Y ocIo d6lares cUAREN,
IA Y DOS centavOs Cs4.6ss42) Sc ad-
mitirAn en- esta ohcina hasta las tres pa
sado meridiano. del dia treinta de ocsu,
bre de mil nOveeientOs veintiuno, en- que
Sc abriran.
TOdos los datos necesarios Sc daran en-
esta oficina, donde Sc encuentran de ma
nifesto les documentOs que han de regir
On el eontrato, pOdran recoger los H.
eitadores los pianos y mOdelos de propo.
sieiones que han de presentar, mediante
un dep6sito de DIEz d6lares (S1O) que
seran reembolsados al ser devueltos 6i-
ehos documentos en- ell plazo de veinte
dias t2Ol despues de efectuada la su-
basta.
Ia administration Sc reserva ell dere-
eho de rechazar cualquiera todas las
proposiciones y ell de adjudicar ell con-
sTatO baio otras condolences que las del
pFeeio solamente.
M. RIVERA NEGRoNl.
comisionado de servieio Publico y obras
Pdbhcas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-27

--iYo deseo vehemente volver al tea
trol Esto 10 estoy pensando siempre,
10 digo 10 mas que puedo Hace un mo
mento 10 die por cuartasvez Ell Ell dia:
fu6 un periodista frances. Sc 10 avi-
so para que no crea que 10 doy un
"dato". t&.7 r.
Despues ell cronista Sc cntcra de que
el motive de SUI viaje Europa es la
preparation de va~ios "'films'', algu-
mas de cuyas parties han sido realiza-
;'as en- Italia, 10 que pcrmit:ra los
qre viven en- Paris adnli'ar una peli-
cula autenticamente nueva, va que las
pocas que Sc pasan ahora son antiauisi
mas 10 cual no impida, cue sc. les cam
Eis Il nombre Y Sc les trusntc como
rr:n:cias.
Al salir ell cronista Sc acuerda de
cue Sc ha olvidalo de preg;lntar!r 81
es soltera o casada, y en- ese momento
s" IA de narices en- cl corrcdor con la
persona a quien hsbit. lido buscar al
aetel
Al terminar est l1Ieas y relccr!as
Ell mismo cronista advierte que no es
mucho 10 que ha .puesto en- claro acer-
ca de Perla Whiter yAno reslste a Ia
tentacion, como galante, de ag~cgsr
que. al natural, es nluy distlnto de 10
que es en- Ell "filln' y que, natural
mente, la difeTelcia nc la favolece.
Ademas, Ell cronista Sc ha prcguntado:
GPor que Perla White no Sc hace colo
car un Ndiente que le falta? aPor que
este prop6sito I'D Sc IA tornado min
guna leyenda7. -. TAI vcz fuera uni
ca fundada.''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-27
PARA NEW YORK

Pasajeros que con destino 4 New
York neva ell vapor ''PHILADEL-
PHIA'' que sali6 de San Juan aver:
Francisco vda. de Moya y tamilia,
Josefna Spencer hija, j. J. Johnson
y familia, Merlin johnson familia,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-27
ANUNCIO DESUBASTA.
ooBIERNo, MUNICIPAL
DE SAN SEBASTIAN
PUERTO RICO

ohcina del Comisionado Municipal de
servieio P1blieo y obras Pdbhcas
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-09-10
"a Missing This
SerUice2
SAYS THE HOUSEWIFE

You've been reading these messages of
ours for several weeks. Perhaps you said
to yourself:
1T would be convenient to phone for
things, and save those bothersome err
rands but hate to ask for credit"
We open new accounts "with smile"
and thank-yOu. It's privilege we ex-
tend freely to those who promptly pay
their bills.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-09-10
The Public KnouUS

The public knows that the only place to
get the lowest prices are at the Service
Stores. The Service Stores are the home
of lowest prices. Service is but another
way of spelling low prices. q
Service Stores do not raise the cost
price to suit their own fancy and then
reduce the raised price to deceive the
public Service stores are dependable as
to price and quality.
A Cash and Carry store recently ad-
vertised: "HOw handy to the cars, our
island customers and those from the
southwest part of the city make many
remarks as to the footsteps they save"
Our case can not be stated more clearly.
Thanks. Service Stores not only eliminate
footsteps, which save shoe wear, but they
also save the car fare. Service Stores
are the only real, dependable organized
forces for placing goods at the doors of
customers at the lowest possible cost.
Service Stores are dependable. They
do not impose an increased price on an
article for the county trade, and take the
city trade in on the imposition, as a GER
tain Carry Store did on watermeIons on
Circus Day
Every home needs flour now. The best
family flour sells at the Service Stores
at $1.10.
Old Master Coffee is known to every
housewife. II sells at the Service Stores
at Acc per 3D., all sizes.
And so it GOes-The Public Knows.
PHONE YOUR ORDERS.
FREE DELIVERY
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-02-04

"a -. 80 49, - - MN ks ~
Gschon pSrat'. Kto chce psa
nabit palicu 81 sl'ahko najde. @
nj, sktorf by mas Sfoyakov svqssyo-
JON paiaraku alehp na samonn,
dne pekla ssdi viddli sniApri-'
chkdzail teraz ka n&m, ako. je-11
dihf . peehyalni ochran anesvia slo-''
veAskeho napodaa y Incl strany,'
my Sloy&ci . besi vyrovnajmc
TN sk6r medzi sebau flase najpa-
Eiyejse persj sjnoasdyne aaredile
otazky, a'byz nasej nesrovnalosti
net 'azil .nepriatel' a ju jako moe
nj zbran proti nam nepouzival.
Chvaia Bohn, dnes uz Nv kraji j
yodcovia peliticki, tiez al Apospe-
lity lnd smysl' a -takto ,spnasne a
Stv&6an iba kde-tu, malou vynim
kou sada ma s1ep. xiaducnp by bo.
10, keby sa sloyensky l'ud al '
Amerike priviedol ma tito iedint
pravd .eestu a jeho tunajSi vodco
via by lepsie aardbla, keby sa me
dzi .seheu nezrali, ikeby Spatne
zbyt0Gne a zkazonosne os0bne bo
| je meazi sebou zastavili . spolaS
nymi silami' rnka v 'ruke priva
dzai svej l'ud ku poznanin, prap
dy. :. =. :. J. D. s'. 7
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-02-04

msens fFiissry = O5ina So e1E-
dit, plnym sebavedomim vitas1e
prve zore slovenskej autonomie.
Ia slovenskl autonomiu osved-
. 49,. Il
cuju sa teraz vSetky 6dtienky po-
1itickeho nasho Eivota, ked' al ME
tnadne, ale aspen yypoyed ami
celnejsich svojich ! 'udl. A sl0ven-
ska a'udoya ssrsns n tsuax W
ehzal'uje, b oaa Eobu4ila sysdo-
mie inych politiekych stran, JED
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-02-04
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