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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-11
s,~alH!s. BELLA1RE
.REI[A|RE REPUBL| CANS PLAN To
ATTEND NEE |NGAT GAINESVILLE

nafelt Mrs. +. s. Wright. Mrs. William
Schluter. Miss Lyde Heatherington. Ben
Morris. Sylvan Blum. Jack StovaN'
Clarence B!ggs. c. c. Dickens. Henry
Cowen. Charles Lancaster. K. w. Schert-
ger Goodnoc johnson, John Ne!man,
James Roscoe. Ralph Cox. Park Fore
man. J. W. Neal. lack Deevers. David
Jones' Nat Thomas. c. r. Harmon,
Larry Witt. James Gentle. Sam Albion
lilo. Frank Payne Nelson. George Ball.
John w. Jones. Robert Carson. Jr.. J.
Y. Nelson. also all members OF the
central and executive committee.
Or. Tess arrives in Bellaire this morn
ing from Cincinnati and will hold a re-
ceptton from Q TO II At the Globe hotel.
At noon he speaks before the Rivals
club IN Martins Ferry and at Barnes
willie in the evening. He will also hold
n reception in the probate court room
In ST. ClaIrsville, this afternoon at
O'Clock.
In the interest OF the candidacy Of
Dr. Tess, Edmund VI. Martin. former
Reliairo newspaper man and secretary
OF tho Commercial club was in this
city yesterday. Martin has large fol-
lowing Of friends in this city and hts
work will be = big boost for DR.. Tess
candidacy as well as others.
Want School
An open fight Is being waged by resi-
dents of West Bellaire In behalf OF
new school at once for that community.
Contentious that school Is being held in
a old toll station and that is unfit 10,
q stable: that children after reaching
the fifth grade arc sent TO the schools
IN the city proper: that West Bellaire
was promised school and that it Is
dire ncrncSitN. helnP lln
\ communication requesting that the
school board build school in West
Bellaire with adequate rooms for the
children OF that community has been
sent 10 the board. II Is said to bear
the signatures OF about zoo residents
Residents OF that community contend
that they are in the city limits and pay
city taxes and are entitled TO just as
good schools as other residents. One
business man in discussing this Ques-
ton said that ride over West Wash
;ngton street would convince the most
skept!cal that West Bellairc is entitled
TO something.
TO County jail.
John Cline. Cambridge man charged
with ncR-support of his wife and two
minor children. was taken to the county
Jail at 50. Clairsville yesterday. lle
was arrested on Indictment returned ny
the county grand jury four years ago.
Efforts TO settel the matter in this city
failed.
Masonic Meeting.
Bellairc Chapter No. 10I. Royal Arch
Masons. will hold a meeting on Friday
evening in the Wassean building on
Belmont street. The Mark Master de-
gree will be conferred upon class or
candidates. A social session Will foi-
low.
Euchsr Party.
TheProtected Home Circle is making
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public affairs announced yesterday
that the time limit for the payment OF
water rents in this city has bean s1.
tended TO Saturday Of this week. This
action has been taken on account OF
the large number who receive their pay
during the present week. he said
Glass ana Lunch.
Officials Of Belmont lodge Of the
knights OF Pythias announce that a
class Of several candidates IL awaiting
action at the meeting Of the order to
be held tomorrow evening. Plans have
been made for the initiation. Lunch
will be served later.
Bridgeport Briefs.
Mrs. Harry McConnaughy returned to
her home at Detroit, Mich. after visit
with local friends.
Members Of the high school football
team got another workout yesterday
IN preparation for Saturdays games.
John Fretcr of iirkwood is expected
home today after a visit at Dover. ..
4 busy meeting of the Fraternal Or
der Of Eagles was held In their homo on
the Cadiz pike last night
Local Republicans are preparing TO
meet Simeon d. Tess, candidate for
the L. S. senate when he arrives here
today.
Lawrence Heinlein arrived yesterday
from Grafton. W. Va. and will spend
some time with tho Hoodad Hunting
club at Freeport
Howard II. Wilson. local undertaken.
WAS n business visitor at st. Clairsville
yesterday.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the West
wheeling ". E church held a meet
ing IN the church last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Humble OF Clarks
burg are visiting with Mrs. Florise
Beck Of Kirkwood.
George Conley arrived home yester-
day after n several days visit at Nor
eantown w. Va.
Fred Ross of this city has arrived
home after a visit with his mother at
Cleveland, o.
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BRIDGEPORT
Laden Prepare Soup.

Members Of the Martha division OF
the Ladies' AID society OF the FIRST
Methodist church announce that they
will have vegetable soup 70 rsaie at the
church dining rooms in kirkwood To-Day
between 1850 and l O'Clock. Similar
dinners Will be held every two weeks
during the winter.
Funeral Today.
Tho body or Mike Muselak. Brook-
side man, who died few days ago, VIII
lie taken to the Bohemian hall, Stop ID,
on tho Barton line, this afternoon, ana
funeral services will lie held at
O'Clock. Burial will be at Linwo0d
cemetery.
School Board Meets.
The monthly meeting Of the Board or
Educa ton was held in the kirkwood
school building last night. Little IN
addition TO routine business was dis
cusscd. AL, OF tho bills for the past
month were approved and plans Tor
taking care Of the school work for the
winter.
Entsrtains Club
Mr. and Mrs. i. \. Kennedy enter
tanned the members OF the Wednesday
Afternoon club and their husbands at
their home on whitley street yesterday
evening Dinner was served by the hos
tess.
Chicken Supper.
officers OF the Ladies' Aid society OF
the First Methodist church have an
rounced chicken supper TO he served
IN the church tomorrow evening. a
good attendance Is expected.
Water Rent Due.
Clerk James Morrow Of the board CT
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MARTINS FERRY
PLANS COMPLETED
FOR FOSTORIA TRIP
First ESQ Seats VIII Be Sold At $3.50
And Others At The Rate
OF S7.25.

A meeting Of tho train committee IN
charge OF ARRANGEMENTS for the trip to
Fostor!a ono week from next Saturday
was held in the Mayors office at the
city building last night. Arrangements
were completed for the special train
over tho Baltimore and Ohio railrad, the
train to leave his city at o'clock IN the
morning OF October 2lst. The company
has scheduled the train 10 make the trip
IN six hours. thus promising that 1t
will arrive In Fostoria ABOUT noon. -
Tickets for the trip are on sale, at the
Shane News stand on Hanover street,
the Runyou Pharmacy on Center street
and the Sclhy and Reed Pharmacy on
Jefferson and broadway streets as we'll
os the members OF the train committee.
Tn, fare Is 10 be 1875 for the trip but
the committee has arranged that the
first $50 tickets will BIO sold at $3.50.
This has been done to give the pur-
chascrs tho advantage Of the money
earned ny the club as well as encourage
purchasers to get their tickets early.
Members OF the committee also an
nounced last night that It has completed
ARRANGEMENTS to have a regular dining
car attached to the train to b" operated
nv the committee for the convenience
OF serving lullCIlcS " t'iO S'"'N''S
make the trip. Officials Of tue club
stated last night that they expect at
least 500 to mako the trip. but they
are planning TO order sufficient co"c"eS
to carry all in comfort.
Recover Bicycles.
Officer Frazier recovered TWO '9icycies
stolen from John Adkins OF tho lslanu
Nv william Seeas and william Johns. To-
,urncd over to the owners and the
Youngsters were placed In charge OF pro-
baton officer James Clark.
Mellot Fined.
John Mellot, arrested 2t the League
Park grounds last week. and charged
win drunkedncss and disorderly conduct
md the possession Of liquor was given
q hearing before Mayor Duff last night
IIn pleaded guilty to both charges -
Tin, IF $40 was assessed in the uFuhN
charge and $500 on tho liquor TEE
The fines were suspended with inc uh,
Outstanding that they will be coiiec'eu
If the prisoner appears In court as"''''
victim Serious.
Tho condition Of John DrCagon. Rou-
mnnIan laborcr who was Causi' oe
tween the end of Il car and lohu OF
sheet bars while at work in the l'aush-
lin plant OF the American Shcrt
Tin Plato company early 9eS'ei u" !
mnrpinp was reported quite serious AT
tho city hospital Both Of his legs
| wrrc badly lacoratcd and broken ana II
has not been determined yesterday
whether amputatiUn would be hece",
ynry. Tho victim IL about 80 years OF
ago, and had only been Resident OF
| this city for Il short time
Start Religious Work.
Officials Of the Ministerial assocln'
| ton have announced the following Er'
rangement for tho religious Instruction
| OF tho students of tho public schools
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-11
HON. SIMEON d. TESS, CANDIDATE
FOR SENATE ARRIVES rH1S
MORNING
Reception Committee Named-Edmuno
n. Martin Is Publicity
Agent.
Plan. 70 participate IN the big Repuo-

Plan. 70 participate IN the big Repuo-
Ncan rally at GAINESVILLE this evening
were completed a. the meeting OF the
city commitment last evening n local
HEADQUARTERS. y committee was naneu
TO provide automobiles for all local Re-
puoltcans who desire to attend this
event. Approximately 80 local members
have sign,f!ed their, intentions or tax
.nr part IN the opening OF the campaign
in this county. The automobiles VIII
assemble IN front OF Republican head
louarters In the Nicholson building at
is O'Clock. Tho celebration IN Barnes
lYiue VIII begin at $50 o'clock with a
street parade. followed by the mass
injecting.
Hon. Simeon D. Fess. candidate FOR
United States Senator, Will be the pr'n-
eipal speaker and he will deliver an al
dress IN support OF the ADMINISTRATION
touching on agriculture. finance and tar
IF.
DR.. Tess, IS we'll known 20 Eastern
Ohio Voters. He Is 4 self made man IN
aver, sense OF the word. At the age
az four he was LETT facheriess and PEN
ailess, secured n school and college edu-
cation BY his own efforts. graduated as
honor man at Ohio Northern University
and later became IT'S vice-pres!dcnt. he
Aas been identified with practically al
educational, financial and AGRICULTURAL
measures in Cnegsr. GO
measures IN Congress.
Tho following reception committee
was named:
C. VI. Rodefer. James r. F.tton. Dan
Archibald. Donald Ward. James Ste
wart. w. C. Carnahan. William S!ddaII
Gus Stellars. J. NJ. Dubois. James r
Anderson. Mrs. Q. W. Dickens. Minnie
Leach. DR.. 4. C. Bee,ham. &. W. Dickens.
". G. McClain. George SpraSg. Mrs. Is.
L. Boris. Mrs. Rattle Deat:noaush;
Mrs. Fannie Phillips. Miss Mary Shan
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LYDIA n. Pinkham's Vegetable COIn-
pound Tablets and Lydia E. Pinknam's
Blood Medicine and improved every uay.
/ do all my own work now except the
washing and do it with ease. l can &C.
complish as much in a day now as II
would have taken me a week to do last
winter and try to get every one know
to take your medicine to build them up.
You are welcome to use this letter as
testimonial if you like. AIRS; CIIAs.
BAKER. q Spencer Ave, liornell, NY.
In almost every ncighborhood there
are women who know of the value OF
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. They know because, they have nave
taken it and have been helped. Why
don't w, c-ir, r. \ trial?
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the matter with me.
| was tired out all
over audit was an ef-
fort for me to move.
| was irritable and
couldnot sleepnights
and had trouble with
my bowels and at my
periods. 1t seemed
thatnearly every one
around me knew of
your m die inc and
wanted me to try it,
so at last / took
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to tho Bridge club at her homo on
walnut street yesterday afternoon.
A business meeting OF the knights
Of Pythias was followed by social
session held last night.
Bishop Hartley Of Columbus o.. spent
Yesterday as the guest or the Kew. u
A. Mulhearn of this city.
A big crowd Is reported to have at
tended the concert OF the Lecture-Re-
cltal club held last night.
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Esther Schwartz, ~, student In tho
Hebrew Technical School for Girls, New
York City, spends her spare time read
ing to blind girls. In the past three
years she has read 249 books to less
fortunate sisters.
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NOW DO MY
WORK WITH EASE
Because Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Re-
stored My Health

Hornell, N. W was in bad health
hut there didn't SCENT to be any one thing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-19

N T.H. NE. IfHH'a announces
'h, m.rrHt. .f Hsr daughter Iuu al.
thea q. Captain Jas THIn D. O. l-
"wednesday. October ifH. 40 90 pa.u
T,w. Captain 1ul Mrs THlrv lr. az
bou, 40 Albuquerque. IS 81
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-19
MARGARETEPPLER SAYSYOUCANT
KEEP WOMEN OUT SOCIETY;ALSO
THEY MUST HAVEPART NPOIITICS

hor'auc. 1n relating tu the rights or
husband aui v.f. Jon ,l.h others ,e'at.
provisions Boo .lf. constitutions 300 90.
gard o. women anI Jury service"
tn" best Jaw now .n .yIstouc, Uu olch
ono of thoH. points w..l bo recommended
10 the cUuicron.. for endorsement ls 70
mod Tor legislative action IN other
states
\ five fold campaign was recommends
I'd hy Miss Paul ur enforcement 1s %
mas Tor state action toward equal
rights
Tho five different rights legislation
proposed include.
Irsf. DIN similar Co. that passed hy
Wisconsin Iu l9.i
Second. o udl drafted Cos the Colorado
Branch u' tho NomH Party saying
thri women sh1ll Uyo roo the rights
and mtII,e.s possessed by men.
Thrl nw including AN specific
DISCRIMINATING against women. together
with o.. ,y.f fom OF their amend.
m,.t
lH...H composite 90 thp 'brs' hws'
moss n t.... uD coo women sub.
l... l.1
Fnh rauf. lu each dealing with
or. n.H. 90 Inequality boo De.s where
s'.t, constitution require this form.
Prominent People There.
Women prominent loo professional
Gold. were. represented ut the confer.
... ...T .H........... H.. ....H1 .f..r mot IH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-19

AUSTIN. -Tszas has the largest FED
oral appropriation fw highway con-
u.lan ~ ans state In the Union. ac-
.rIuE tu the state Highway Commis-
SION Federal appropriation for Texas
highways amounts u round numbers
Poo fll 600 600. and ten percent u all
completed federal aid highways are ia
I.. state.
Texas has completed 40 miles at
q .usf 10 ll7009.G54. as compared with
1852 ml,s of completed federal roads
f. fU, entire nation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-19

AUSTIN Tho total motor vehicle
registration for Texas Tor the first nine
months 90 1929 wus i,'.42s coz 1891
more than were registered during an
us 1921. according GO figures compiled
hy fhr state Highway Department Tho
registration Tor Dallas County was &c.
1lH Harris County 31553 HaNar Coun
lg 80 300. T3uut County 2esiS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-19
BY MARGARET D.. EPPLER.
Washington society Correspondent
for daily News.

WASHINGTON. Nov. -. Tho ladies'
We can't keep them out Of politics and
We can't keep politics out of the society
column. ON TUESDAY We had an clrc-
tion. From capitol I'm We hanishcd
some 90 our old staudbys. and We. tho
American people gave certificates OF
election % new and budding statesmen.
and the masculine part Of the electorate
thought 10 was going q, have q rest
But. the ladies
The election was on Tuesday On sat
urday. before w, had lug recovered
from the shocks ana 1000 surprises. thr
ladies We're here iu Washington -h.J.
with delegates from every STAT, boz tha
union a. impress upon us that the WON
IN are 70 part ~ tha electorate uui that
the things they I'D az the polls ou Tues
day is nothing no all compared with
what they intend doing u l9.t when
a President g elected.
The meeting sil'risd Saturday morn
inr an the delegates tu 'Hr national
conference of DO, Woman. parity Wil
do before 70 finishes l's session s on
known one thing seemed certain th.
conference viii vote ou whether Ur goo.
the immediate introduction ul 70 national
equal rights amendment Is adyslh',
and VIII also plan roo equal rights cam
pa.gn iu The o. states Vnor, ieslshtIroa
meet this mll
Program Outlined
The proposed program f.r tho coming
year was laid before th. conference Dy
Mrs oliver r. = Belmont. pre- id,n,
and Alice Paul. vice. president. i1l lp
ton hy th, officers
a declaration of principles drafted
ly founders of the party and presented
hy Miss Paul VIII Uu'.iu, the Party I.
maud On q specific points. forming
sort ~ feminist manifesto" uu ll ...
iects connected with government. Uu
ness idustry professions, marriage.
and the home
Before final action is taken lv ON.
conference on matters ot policy reports
will Dee submitted Co 90 covering OBJ.
results ~ Investigation hv tho l,HI
search department ou 900 laws uf t.
United States affecting women Tho r.
port will cover eleven points sumwHrr
INK al existing hws ln ih, United
States Zoo regard Co., labor and w'iHr.
divorce aimmy support guardians r
contracts between husband and wifi. M
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-19
IF. BROMERI. d. c.

Amarillo's Original Chiroprzeior. n
tabisnsa five years Complsts K.Ra,
servics Phone iOfSisto. New lcos
ton Wsstsrn Building asroes iron thu
court housa.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-19
IF. BROMERT, d. c.

AmArino's Original Chiross~et@. M
tsbishsa i've years Complsts x-hay
service. Phone Ioislsio. New loss-
ton Western Building. across from th<
court house.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-19
nnrh nf Thanks

We wish 10 thank the many friends
who so kindly assisted us during the
recent illness ana death 81 our sister.
Aflss Nom McMillon.
Mrs 4. j. Bishop
Mrs 4 X. Parker,
Mrs Cyrcna Johns.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-19

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The Nevada County picayune., 1922-08-10
TT TAKES \ FEW HOGS
 TO COMPLETE \ FARM

The hog, while sometimes q subject to numbers of farmers and finds q prominent place on the more success ful farms of the country No farm is complete without some hogs kept as q part of the farming plan, in the opinion of specialists of the Extension Service of the College of Agriculture of the University of Arkansas. who set forth the following points in favor of the hog
 The hog multiplies more rapidly than any other farm animal Two l;tters of six or more pigs each may he raised annually.
 Returns on hogs come quickly. Ten short months ago the brood of the old SOW was no larger than kittens and as frolicsome. Now they go forth almost a ton in weight to sure market
 Hogs make greater gains per hum dred pounds of feed consumed than does any other farm animal
 The investment ill stock and equip ment need not be great for successful hog production,
 As q consumer of by-prodHcts and farm and kitchen wastes, the hog has no rival
 Hogs maintain soil fertility when used as part of the system of farm ing
 Pork is more easily cured than the other meats and forms the most con venient source for a farm meat sup ply. Hogs can he sold on the large markets every business day of every year and can be shipped to these mar kets in cooperative shipments.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-08-10

precede a frue appreciation or "nat the country holds, and this Is what the hike supplies. There is more ap- neal in one apple tree In blossom than in reams of printed matter put out to induce the citizen of the city 10 change his abode to the country. The hikers constitute growing army, equipped with bacon, spuds, coffee and tin COW for merely days outing hut nevertheless seeing sights that make them yearn to be among them all the time. IL is not too much 10 assume that the army may one day recruit the open places
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-08-10
MAIN SPRING CAMP MEETING

The time for the old Main Spring Camp Meeting will soon he here Don't fail tc come. Bring your family and camp, and enjoy this great ten days feast of good things, Aug 25-Sept. g The workers are as follows: Mrs Bes- sic Williams, evangelist of Fort Worth Texas; and the Nelson Band of Dallas Texas. The Nelson Band s composed of Rev. W. NJ. Nelson and wife. who are preachers. singers and violinists and their son and daughter. who are excellent musicians.
 Great choir, fine orchestra. and good preaching Begin now 10 maze your plans to come i'd
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-08-10
How l Got Rid
 of Burning Fe,
And Pains from Corns and Ro., ' Without Soaking, Powders nua'sa p,
 ters, Etc, After Sufferins rlas. scribable Foot Misery for 9e !, iads.

Prof. F. T. Mcintyre. wei, l' ~ world tourist and lecturer, save AaosaI ana years l was compelled to wes, :. fel two sizes too large, to be able to sl0s 7 N with any comfort at all. tried so.s ~ sals my feet in medicated baths noas oasalI plasters and foot-treatlnents galo.. To"usfs r the burning callouses and sorenas, Oal fused to go, while the pains from ''s a. r and bunions continued to tortnra NU's :. a mind and body, which upset my sas; vea nervous system. One day, very fo,h rs'''s ately, met lady from Egypt who s ,,al' me little box of Gypsy Foot RsFNs sas which she said was 6 secret f,om s,sl a desert. After using it a short t;u ~ the awful burning stopped. the % e,I louses came off in chunks, leayipg ' ,a' skin of my feet clean and smo,,1 @ | while the pains traIa eorns and bunos, seemed to disappear IS If by mag;a From that time, l said joyful aeS ", bye to over 20 years of indeso,;s able foot misery. would not taka hundred thousand dollars to again = through those years ofaSony Now Itssl liketelling every foot atlerertogetah, of the wonderful Gypsy Foot RelefsI
 Note. Gypsy Foot Relief. referpaI to by Mir. Mcintyre. may beappliediaI a minute. without sgss or bother Sup quick relicfeomes three minutes later ., the makers give back the small amount you pay. It k sold in this city by
 WESTERLY DRUG STORE
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-08-10

Last year something over 500 houses in Arkansas were screened against flies and mosquitoes through the ef- forts and advice of the county home demonstration agents.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-08-10
MIDDLE BUSTERS

Cy Adams says: And now, after all the excitement and promises of the political campaign the weeds need cut ting just as much as ever.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-08-10

At one of the boys and girls club rallies held in Arkansas recently, proud father who was present said: This sure beats the doll-rack-red- lemonade style of picnic for the boys and girls
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-08-10

A Louisiana club girl says that co operation is greater word than Liberty Patriotism. Education and In dustry because it is father of all the rest.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-08-10

It is cheaper to buy the purebred cockerel to head next years flock now than it will be next spring.
 Guess this one: Why is whitewash like charity?
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-08-10

The good loser will not grouch and the good winner will not crow at the fair this fall, but both will spend the time learning why they won or lost.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-12
ROZKOL We SLOVENSKE
N,%
NANN)ONl > N@11VE1.

Zatim,k co autonomisticke, t.
Nv. martinske.. kridlo slovenske
narodni strany zahajilo v, po-
sledni dobe demagogickou agi-
taci "a autonomii; a tax w.
pittsburghskou dohodu a sbli-
zuje Sc cim dale tim vice l'u-
d'aky, prikrbcuje statotvorne
a -eechofilske kfi'dlo mar. stra-
nj k akci organisacni.,' Skupi-
ma tato, vedena drem Milanem
Ivankou, hodla podle vseho
spolupracovat organisovany-
mi pffslusnfky 6. mar demo-
kracie, pokud ziji ma Sldven-
sku. v pnpravnych prac{ch
organisacnfch NELL mimo /: dra
Ivanku Icast ev. farar Jan
Drobny, ev. biskup Zoch, bas
mix Martin Razus, bank. redi
tel William Pauliny, byv. min