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Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-06
STARTLING DISCL 0SURES INDICATE PLOT
r1R IRISH revolution ON APRIL ISL.
CONFIDENT WITH BIG ENGLISH STRIKE
23rat Dumps Of Ammunition Struggled In From America
And Germany Found At DubIinEngSh Strikers Postpone
Action Until After Heads Meet With Premier George

wounded in the Tyrone attacks that
they had to be removed to hospitals.
Reinforcement were summoned to
various barracks where the police
were being beleaguerod by Sim
Feiners.
Locate Ammunition.
London, April G. Three big secret
underground ammunition dumps
have been discovered in Dublin, ac.
cording to a dispatch from that city
today. Most Of the ammunition box
es found there bear the markings Of
a Massachusetts firm, it is said, as
a result of which the authorities
were today working on the theory of
a system Of gun smuggling to Ire,
land by American sympathizers
through isolated ports on the Irish
coast where the Sim Feiners have
wireless stations. News indicating
gun running operations from Ger.
many also are being investigated
Postpone Action.
London. April 6-The triple al
lance" after a meeting of the execu.
tive committees OF the miners. trans
port workers and railway men early
This afternoon. decided to postpone
action on tho general strike pending
the outcome Of tho conference be.
tween Premier LLOYD George and
the miners executive committee.
Tho rail men will hold another
meeting tonight and the transport
workers tomorrow
Win Protect Mines.
London, April 6 Armed govern
mont intervention in the coal strike
was indicated in the house OF com
mons this afternoon when Home
Secretary Chamberlain announced
that the government will take all
steps in its power to protect tho
mines from destruction
More Hopeful.
London. April 6-An eleventh
hour settlement OF the great coal
strike seemed possible this after
noon when the miners organization
announced through their committee
they had accepted Premier Lloyd
Georges invitation to hold another
conference to discuss a settlement
This move doe. not. however. inter
fara with the action OF the triple
alliance" executive committees at
Unity House which is expected to
meet in conference with the premier
The mine officials proceeded to Uni
~ House Immediately after the an
nouncemcnt
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-06
BRILLIANT PYTHIAN
EVENT CELEBRATES
57TH ANNIVERSARY
Washington Lodge Host AT
Successful Affair.

For the first time in recent years,
previous celebrations being aban-
doned because of war and postwar
conditions, WASHINGTON Lodge. No.
I, knight Of Pythias. the first fy-
THAN organization established in
West Virginia. Tuesday night bril-.
liantly observed an anniversary. the
57th. The event took place AT
Thornwood Hall, second floor, and
between $50 and 500 pythians,
wives. sweYthearts, mothers. sisters
and guests sat down to a most en-.
ioyable banquet. served by ladies OF
the Pythian Sisters In approved
style. Whitacre's Orchestra fur,
nished the music
The long tables we're attractively
arranged and decorated with flow.
ers. candelabra, rs well as fairly
"groaning" beneath the weight OF
appetizing viands, which comprised
creamed chicken. mashed potatoes
sliced tomatoes. cold ham, slaw
pickles of all kinds, apple sauce.
celery coffee. rolls, ice cream and
homemade cake. And when the
large number OF Pythians and guests
were seated ii was an animated and
striking assemblage.
At the conclusion of the feast stir
ring addresses were made by DR.. ]
Il. Chamberln, Joseph l.. Seibert
Rev. DR. w. c. Taylor, Prof. Char
les s. Trump and Harry =. Wilson
All speakers made excellent talks
and their remarks we're received
with great appreciation and ap
plause. Mr.. Lee Siler acted as toast
master. The banquet and subee
auent eloquent talks and everything
combined to make this one of the
most pleasant evenings that those
present have spent.
Washington Lodge is not only one
of the largest and influential as vel
as wealthy organizations of this
great society in West Virginia, hu
it is one OF the leading fraterna
associations OF this city, cXercisin'
fine benefeent influence in Thu
community and It's membership in
+ T1Ud1s YrTTdTng cTt1zehB or tte eft'
from every walk in life.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-06
CHURCH WORKERS
OPEN CONVENTION
18TH BALTIC. Annual Confer
enCe Begins Today.

Delegates to the one hundred and
thirty-seventh Baltimore Annual
Conference OF the Methodist Epis
copal church. which opened In
Mount Vernon Place Methodist Epis'
copal church. Baltimore THIS morn.
Ing. arrived in that city Tuesday aft
ernoon. More than SEQ clergy from
the counties In the state and other
nearby states will attend.
Bishop William Fraser Mcdowell.
resident bishop, presides at the
meetings. He spoke this morning.
following the opening communion
service and at the service tonight,
to be known as Centenary Night.
Bishop Theodore s. Henderson, OF
Detroit will speak at the general
meeting Thursday night, while on
Friday night the historical pageass.
"rhe Spirit of Methodism," will be
the principal feature. A missionary
program will be given Saturday
night. when DIR. NJ. r. Burns, of the
Board OF Home Missions, and DR..
Ralph A. Ward OF China, Will be
tho speakers.
Ordination services will be held,
as usual, at p. m. Sunday, follow
ing the preaching OF the sermon by
Bishop Mcdowell at II o'clock. The
local church committee in charge of
the entertainment Of the delegates
includes John s. Deale, chairman;
DR.. William s. Gardner, Dr. Herbert
f. Gorgas, Charles +, Delmar and
Charles X Hahn. while the confer
ence entertainment committee is
composed of NJ. L. Beall chairman;
Daniel L. Ennis. treasurer; +. 7
Mowhray, G. Ellis Williams, +. c
Powers. and Rev. Or John ". Lair
Il, pastor OF Mount Vernon Place
church
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STILL
IN HUNGARY


(By international News servlceJ
London, April 6 ENEmporor
Charles. Of Austria, was still "on
The way back at noon today A
dispatch TO the Central News from
Vienna SAYS the train in which he
is returning from Steinamanagcr
Hungary, TO Switzerland, has been
held up at Frohnleiten, owing 10
trouble On the railway line at Hruck
CThe above dispatch shows that
the former Austrian ruler Is still
within more than 200 miles from
he Swiss border. Frohnlciten is sit
uated in. the part of Hungary called
Styria, II miles from Gratz, capital
of that province Both Gratz and
Bruck are more than 200 mllee from
the Swiss frOntierD
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-06
NAMES
ROAD DELEGATES

Governor Morgan has announced
the appointment of more than a
hundred delegates from West Nir-
gipia, including number of women,
to attend the ninth annual conven-
ton of the United States Good
Roads Association to be held at
Greensboro. n. c.. April 1928. Those
from this section are II, II. Bradley
and Senator Milton Burr. of Jeffer-
son; d. Gold Miller, Cecil w. Wood
and |. w. VanMetre, Of Berkeley,
and Vernon Johnson, of Berkeley
Springs.
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LIGHTNING KILLS.

Frank A. Jarvis, 90 years old, the
son of Mir. and Mrs. j. c. Jarvis, Of
Weston, was instantly killed by
lightning during terrible electric
and thunder storm, which swept
over Weston and the surrounding ter
ritory. Young Jarvis was standing
in the open door of barn on the
Jennings farm. near Weston, when
the lightning struck him. The barn
was damaged but little, but two posts
near the door were splintered by
the bolt.
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tsy international News service)

London, April c. Revelations Of
an alleged plot for revolt in Ire
land, originally meant to coincide
with the opening of the British coal
strike opened this tho second day OF
the Kingdoms industrial tie up
Scotland Yards, it was announced
had gathered evidence showing the
Sim Fciners expected the coal
strike negotiations to drag along un-
til April Is, for which date a 1eyo-
luton on a grand scale was being
prepared.
Ammunition Struggled into Ire
land from America, notably Massa-
chusetts, and Germany, it was aver
red, was being boarded by Sim
Feiners for the day Of the uprising.
Upon the heels of this sensational
news came the announcement that
the transport workers, through their
executive committee, had declared
their enthusiastic readiness TO give
all assistance to whatever extent it
is need to help the miners
President Costing, Of the trans
port workers organization, who
made THIS announcement, did not
specify whether this meant sym
pathetic strike. That depends. il
was believed, upon a conference this
afternoon OF the executive bodies OF
the miners. transport workers and
dilway men. Upon this conference
will hinge the decision whether
there will be general triple ALI
ance' walkout, Meanwhile, violence
is increasing in the coal fields. some
of which have become veritable bat
tie fields, Serious disorders were
reported from the Scottish fields, no
tahly at Cowdenbeath. in Fife.
Miners Smash Property.
At the Hattonrig cOlleries. -four
hundred striking miners, armed
with hammers and steel bars. went
on sabotage rampage smashing
property to pieces
The cabinet went into session
after noon The executive commit.
tee OF the national union of railway
men adjourned after protracted
conference until . O'Clock, whom II
was expected to take final decision
ThorcHpon the triple alliance" exc
outiye officers viii meet at Unity
House
A Dpi1.a patch reports a series
of ism ~ attacks on the police
throughout county Tyrone.
Nine policemen were so seriously
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KILLS SELF
10y international News Serviee.)

Marietta, o. April 6.-Rev. j. II.
Nindling. 10, well known minister
of Waterford, near here, committed
suicide in The court house here a.
noon today. He had just stepped
ont or the court where an inquest
was being held on the death of his
daughter, aged 10 He had con
tossed he had performed a criminal
operation that resulted in her death
last Thursday. Sheriff Roberts had
started for the Jail with the minis.
ter but left him alone for few
minutes. When he returned he found
She minister lying on the floor
breathing his last.
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FRANCE WILL BACK
u. S. on zap MIX.
viii Support The Position OF
America.
(ey international News service.)

(By international views SeTNiCe'J
Paris, April g. France viii sup
port the American position on Yap,
according to The Temps, which
usually reflects the official views.
The American note. received yes
terday, contained some very strong
arguments but advances no theory
that menaces Frances interests. the
newspaper said.
All Stern Notes.
Washington. April 6.-Conf1rma.
ton was obtained today in official
quarters that notes have been dis
patched by the United States to ia
pan, Great Britain. France and Italy
setting forth in a stern manner the
American position on inundated ter
ritories. as carried in yesterdays
dispatches.
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ANOTHER COUP
IS PLANNED

(By International News 5ervIce.J
Paris, April Ga Zurich dispatch
10 the newspaper La Information
says the Pan Germans OF Austria
are preparing for coup de etat by
which they intend proclaiminG the
union OF Austria with Germany, In
the belief that the allies will be
pOwcrlcss TO prevent II.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-06
REMODELS HOUSE.

Mrs. l.. Dew. Gerhardt, who owns
tho frame residence at the south
west corner of Raleigh and stephen
streets, Is having the building re-
modelled and considerably improved.
1t is now occupied by Mr. S. s. Wild
myer and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
"Dick" Gerhardt
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-06

STILL AT WAR.
(sy international News Service

Washington, April 6-The
United States has been at war
four years today. On April 6.
1917, the Congress OF the United
States declared a state of war
to exist with the imperial Ger
man government. While the
armistice, when ended the ae-
tual hostilities, was signed near
~ 30 months ago, the United
States is still technically at war
with Germany and Austria.
American troops are in German
territory and American naval
vessels are on duty in Euro
pean waters.
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

April, the month of moving. Is
almost at hand. 50 il you are
contemplating moving or II you
are moving, to insure the promp
delivery OF your paper to your
new address, kindly notify this
office, and avoid missing any
OF the issues.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-06
ICE CREAM REDUCED.

We have reduced the price
pur homemade Ice Cream to 81
quar- for loose ice cream ana
per quart for block Ice Cream. On
cream is the best in the city con
tanning 20 percent buttefat W. al
ways have five harors All SGrdaes
nd Sodas are reduc-> - the Cd
1fices
G . IN GRBEIl AMERICAS
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FLkS NOTICE.

4 Shad Bake will be served A.
The Elks Home ON King street, on
Wednesday night Immediately fol
lowing the installation ceremony.
All Eiks are cordially invited
45-G ID
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HELP WANTED

Maybo Won ON get Il pIltc =
on hurry i'm tho audience which i~
uoinr to see IT PAYS TO ADNER
TISE" at the APOLLO Theatre. given
by the Junior Glass, NJ. II s. on
sevt Monday night seats are sell
ing now at Ramsey's Store, South
Queen street and by members Of
the class Z ~
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SALE OF MEMS AND BOYS
SHOES AND OXFORDS.

At prices you would not think po
IDLE.
THE HUE, 141 n. Queen st
! 6 1t 1p
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FRANKLFN'S
BODY FOUND
a. International News acrvieeA

by TnteFnatlOnsI NEWS seTVIee.J
Washington, April 6-Police this
afternoon advanced the theory that
HE decapitated body found near here
last night was that Of Edward
Franklin. "A former lieutenant OF ma
rines. who disappeared from a no.
tel here last fall Gold metal worn
in the skull is said to have core
sponded with that in the mouth of
Franklin. and a cuff button with the
initials "F" was found near the body.
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LICENSED TO WE'D.

Louis hi Scalor and Asuntor hi
Neglio. both natives of Naples, italy.
We're licensed 10 we'd by County
Clerk Martin
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-06

Mr. and Mrs G. w. Hess and Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Lorraine and son,
Of North Mountain, were visitors in
The CITY TO-DAY.
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REMOVAL MOL

Dr. Claude \. Thomas announce
e removal Of his Office from 800
r. King St. 10 325 Wcsl King 81
Il If -
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WANTED

Several girls between Is
and 80 years old. Steady
work. Apply Finishing De-
partment, The interviewer
Mills, Inc.
In st
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NOTICE

am now in the Flick building
in Public Square, over office OF Mr.
S. S. Felker. My phone is No 255
same as before
HERBERT /. ALEXANDER.
4 1G Up
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SEED POTATOES CHEAP.

Irish Cobblor Seed Potatoes, IS
cents bushe at Minor King
Street store
IS 81 1p
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EMPTY PIANO BOXES FOR SALE

At s. +. TODD'S Music Rooms,
opposite Post Office on W King
Street.
1-G-7 Up
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Get o VVOTN III TTUFFy'
There was no delay in settling
The Court to work this morning aft.
~ the formal opening exercises, and
afore adjournment at noon the fol
lowing business had been disposed
|pf:
Mrs. Minnie McCalierty, Of Graf
lon pleaded guilty to a charge of
iolating the prohibition laws. and
n recommendation of Assistant
ietrict Attorney Byrer was fined
l1O and costs. Mrs. McCafferLy is
n poor health, the Court was told.
tut Mr.. Byrer added that lie would
fContinned on Page Eleynnl.
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Fair tonight and Wednesday;
continued mild temperature.
ToDAY'S NEWS FIRST
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For this paper and pay rs cents
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-21

larSti sluhove V Americe jsou
placenipo dVOu stech dollarech
mesicn6. Zmame mesta S lid
natosti 10000 a vice, ktera sve
mu mayoru cili NEST 'anostovi
tolik neplati a zname bohate
okresy ma zapade, Ma priklad
" Nebrasce, ktere dve ste doll.
mesicne plati svemu skoldozor-
ci, cili jak by Sc feklo V Ce-
chach, okresnimu inspektoro-
vi.
Jak jednou jiz jsme napsali,
jest to pouze spravnO, kdyz
kazdy Jest poctive zaplacen "a
poctiEou praei, ale kdyz ply
iva pencil republika, ktera ma
dluhu jako XVIII a stale move
della a soucasn6 uvaluje primo
nesnesiteln6 dane ma sv6 oby-
vatelstvo, to jest spatne hospo-
darstvf.
Co pax sc tyce prislusnikG
Ceskoslovensk6 republiky V
Americe, name o tom slime po-
chybnosti, re jest jich pdl mi-
lionu a ii, 60 zde jsou, bydli 2
ldobrych 80 procent V Chicagu a
cd Chicago n9 yyehod. y te
priciny nikdy nebylo potfeby
pro konsulaty ma zapad od
Chicago, kde diva jiz byly zru-
seny. Samozrejme, re kazdy
prislusnik Ceskoslovenske re-
publiky V Americe nemdze mi
/ ii konsulat jak Sc fika pod hu-
bou, a kdyz Sc ma konsulat pi-
Sc, co na tom zalezi, je-li psa-
nj vezeno 0 sto, pet set nebo IL
sic mil dale. Stoji to stejne
jenom diva Gently.
Ceskoslovenske konsulaty
jsou ma SVEN mfste V takovych
mestech jako jest New York,
Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Chica-
go, kde jest mnoho tisic prislus-
niku Ceskoslovenske republiky
z nichz mnozi poutani jsou
ruznymi zajmy k. vlasti a KITE
ratio m6sta jsou zaroyen veil
kymi industrialnimi stredisky
We statech stfedozapadnich je
to ponejvice stara emigrace
coz platl zejmena o statech
rolnickych, v niz jenom male
procento Jest pozdejsieh pri-
stehovalcu. To dluzno miti na
zfeteli, kdyz sc mluvi nebo jed
| ma o to, kde V Americe jest "a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-21
potrebf ceskoslovenskJch kon-
Otevreny list reditelstvi Gsl.

OteVfeny Inst redifeIStvl csi'
statnich drah V Bratislave mi
nisterstvu zeleznic, minister
stvu S plnou moci pro Sloven-
sko a Narodnimu Shromazde-
nj. Dne Is. m. m. We % hod. do
staviii sc ma hlavni nadrazi V
Bratislave klerikalni poslanci
Juriga, iIIinka, .Tomanek,
Kmet'ko a Budey a zadali do
pravnika, ably jim nechal pri-
staviti poGlanecky v1z k rych-
llku 800, ktery odjizdi We %
hod. ) min. Dopravnik upozor-
nil poslance, re jest jednak jiz
pozde, vuz objednan nebyl a
on sve ujme nemuze pfista-
viii k vlaku zvlastni viz. Po-
slanecky vuz nema vubec k di-
spisici. We vlaku jsou vsak mi
sta pro vSechny poslance wy
hrazena. Ma tutO zdvorilou a
vecnou odpoved' pocaI posla-
nee Juriga nanejvys neslusnym
zpdsobem laterit a nadavat do
sOplanu (i!)ze Sc musi mobili-
soyat proti Cechum a ne proti
Mad 'arum. Ze on jmenem mi
nisterstva zeleznic(D rozkaZu
je, ably byl ihned zvlastni vGZ
pristaven ku vlaku, jinak re Sc
postara, ably ii Cechuni re Slo-
venska byli vypraskani. Tele-
fonistu, jenz prave byl zamest
pan u telefonu a Zadal pana
pOslance, aby tax nekricel, re
neslysi. atakoyal rucnim kufri
KEN. Ia pusteho rvani po ma
drazi odjeli pax pani poslanci
pristim vlakem 305 We % hod.
45 minut do Prahy. Nenf to
prvnf pffpad, kde takovym zpG
sobem jest urazen mas STAY a
my nehodlame toho dale snaSe-
Ii. = Odbocka Jednoty zfizen-
Gu ceskoslovenskych drah, Bra
tiSlava. - Mistni odbor spolku
eeskoslovenskeho ufednictva re
leznicniho v Bratislave. - O.
krskovy vybOr dovernikov ze-
leznicnYeh zamestnancov v
> Bratislaye. - MiStni odbor
Federaee strojvudcu V Csl. re-
publice v Bratislav6. = Tajem
nictvo ''Unie", zelezniciar-
skych zamestnancov V. ceskoslo
venskej republike, Bratislava.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-21
POZNAMKY K SOUCASNYM
UDALOSTEM.

Pri rozpoctove debate V ce-
skoslovenskem Narodnim shro.
mazd6ni, poslanec DR.. Maza-
nee prosIoyil rec, ktera ma il
stou zajimavost j pro mas zde
" Americe. Dotkl Sc totiz "a
stupitelsllych dfadu Ceskoslo.
VeAska reDubllly s. teto zenai
leich honelovi d a persohalu
k.el6zlo Neci zda vyvolaly
hodne nepuzniye kritiky.
Dr.. Mazanec zminil Sc 0 j.
stem vyroku senatora Kloface
10 jeho navratu Ameriky a
pokra6oval:
Ale, iak Sc ma mas V Americe
divaji, to nam pan senator ne.
rekl. Dostal jsem celou radu
dopisu, re kterych bych van
mohl preclstl vSellJake zaJlma-
We veci a myslim, ze je5t6 u
mas nelsou pom4ry takov6, by
5 tim Ia. hraniceI4i pasi upflm
nj krajan6 zanldrsti byli pine
spokoJeni. Oni Jsou praktict
lide, posuzuji ty yeci, jak je Vi
dl a vidi je ovsem ma tech ma.
Sich representantech Y Ameri-
&c a uradech. .Nemluvim G
osobach. Ale kdyz tam vidi
re Sc nepracuje, anebo, re isou
urady zbytecnymi, kdyZ tam
vidl, ze na$ich qTadech Sc
nesetri, posuzuji podle toho ce-
lou nasi republiku a cely mas
stat To nam nikterak nemu-
ze slOuziti X duhu. V tech We
cech- bychom take nell zjednat
urcitou napravu. Dovolfm 81
Yam k informaci pridati obra-
EEK tech naSich ufadu, ktert
name We Spojenych Statech
Americkych. Name jedno Wy,
slanectvi We Washington6 a {
konsulatu We Spojenych Sta
tech. Tedy eislo, ktere nem$
zadHy stat M sy6t6, zadna We
moe TO nema, co name my
Polaci na pr. mali pro : mil
QbyYatel polskeho iazyka ye
Spojenych Statech 3 konsulatu
.SrboyG pro l mil. mali 3 kon,
sulaty, traneie z, jenom my
pro pul milionu nasich pfislus
nik1, ktefi nemaji americkeht
obcansk6ho prava, name
konsulata.
A ty konsulaty jsou take C
do personalu bohateii dotova
ny, nezli rsecky drady ostain
loho druhu " Amefiee. Gene
Ialni tonsulat " New York;
ma % o5ot, hdezto fr& lcouz
SKY GeHer@!nl koasulat na je
nom Z osob, ~ Is - Telm0c
VJklil.sJ Ma ysaaectVi ma
nae 50 9reda. sep iHUn3 vedlej
6lho personam podfizen6ho
kdezto franeouzske yyslanectv
ma IS Qrednik1, jihoslovansk,
vysJanectyi 5, rumunsk6 3 atd
A jeste jedna wee dala by sC
vytknouti sc sianovisla social
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