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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-07-20
STREATOR MAYOR QUITS
AT OUTS WITH COUNCIL.

Stredt0r, Ill, July 20.-'t Special --
Mayor c. ]. Rcno last night at a spe-
cial meeting of the city council hand
ca the commissioners a jolt between
the eyes when he formally rendered
his resignation as mayer Of tho citV,
to take effect Sept 7 Reno has serv-
ed as mayor for the past fifteen
months He was elected for tonr-
year term after one of the most bit
ter election fights in the history uf
the city.
In resigning he stated that the com.
missioners opposed him in eveiy
move he took or every project he
planned for the betterment OF the city.
He said that it was case of G.
MAJOR against the commissioners, and
that he felt the best move to take
was to resign and allow them to Sc.
lect mayor that they would work
agreeably with.
The commissioners will choose an
other mayor by Sept. 1.
Mayor Reno is the first mayor TO
serve III Streator under the commits
sion form of government He was the
American Legion candidate for mayor
last year. and his election was bitterly
contested b. the present commission
ers. Mayor Reno called the session
fer the special purpose of rendering
mis- resignation.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-07-20

Sempro. selling at H. to and CON
sidered generally rank outsider,
won the first heat OF the 2:lo pace,
while Miss Marie. 2 prime f2Forlte.
could do no better than fourth posi-
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-07-20
LITTLE GIRL FOLLOWS
MOTHER TO GRAVE

Nellie Eustis. II year old daugh-
ter of Herman Eustis, of West o.
tawa. died this morning at 9 O'Clock.
The cause of her death was heart
trouble and though it had bothered
her for several years she was not
dangerously i'll until about three
weeks ago.
This is the second death in the
Eustis family within a month, Mrs.
Eustis having been buried on the
third of July.
Surviving the little child are two
brothers. Frank and Herman Jr., one
sister. Marie, and the father, Herman
Eustis.
The funeral will be held Saturday
afternoon at ? O'Clock. The serv-
ices will he held at the house and the
burial will take place at the River
view cemetery. .--
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-07-20
SENECA RESIDENT
APPEALS TO court
FOR HER Freedom
MRS. MARION WElGlE BRINGS
DIVORCE PROC E EDIN G S
AGAINST THE MAN SHE WE'D
IN SPRINGFIELD IN JANUARY,
1920.

Mrs. Marion Weigle, of Seneca, filed
bill for divorce in the circuit court
this morning, asking that she be
granted marital freedom from her mar
riage to George w. Weigle The bill
alleges that the couple were welded
on January H. 1920, in Springfield,
and lived together until July 16, 1921.
she claims that on the date of their
separation the defendant deserted her,
without cause and has since refused
TO live with her She charges him
with non-support since the time OF
their separation.
The defendant filed an appearance
conscnting to an immediate trial. A
hearing was held before Judge Ed
redge. Mrs Weigle was represented
in her suit by Attorney Robert Carr.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-07-20
FLEECE SOFT DRINK
.PARL0R OWNER Of
$1,000 |N.CON GAME
RUSSIANS "APPOiNT" DiSTRIBU-
TOR OF RELIEF FUND AND PUTS
UP "BoND" - YES, THE "BoND"
WAS CASH.

Streator July 30. Especial. )--Po
lice and sheriff's aids are today comb
ing this section of the state searching
for two Polish men from Chicago
who yesterday through the workings
of a confidence game fleeced one OF
their fellow cOuntrymen of 81, 800 in
cash. The daring piece of criminal
work was concluded in no less pub
lie place than the Streator city square
under the very noses of dozens of
people and the Streator officials. AT
ter securing the money from their
victim, who is, Andrew Greivich, N
Shabbona street, the former proprie,
tor of Streator soft drink parlor
the two men departed.
It was not until four hours passed
that Greivich became suspicious of
a conspiracy and discovered that he
had been robbed. To secure the
funds which the men obtained Grei
witch took $40O which he had hid
away in his soft drink parlor and
drew $1400 from the bank. This
amount represented his savings for
a long period of time,
The old, old game of switching
boxes was resorted to by the thieves,
and was swallowed hook, line and
sinker by the victim.
The two men called on their vic.
tim yesterday morning at his place
of business. They represented that
they had Just come out of Chicago
and were the representative of a
Polish relief society. The society,
they declared, was distributing funds
among the needy Polish families thru.
out the country An amount of 81
900 they claimed had been allotted
the needy Polish residents of Strea-
tor, and their trip to Streator was
made to find capable man to dis.
tribute these funds.
Greivich was suggested as a pos
sible distributor. He readily fell in
with the plan. The pair informed
him that before they could allow
him to act he must furnish bonds to
cover the entire amount of money
he was to handle Arrangements
We're made for furnishing cash bonds
Greivich had only S400 in cash in his
store, lie, however had $1,400 on
deposit in the bank. He took the
$4O0 and drew the $1,400 from the
bank and met the men in the city
park. There the men wrapped all
the money in handkerchief, put il
in box and after locking the box
gave it to Greivich to keep, telling
him to hold it for a few days. and
that they would then return to Strea
tor and make arrangements to dis
tribute the money.
Greivicr took the box and return
ed home. At $50 o'clock he be.
came suspicious and opening the box
found that it contained three one
dollar bills and a roll of paper
wrapped in a handkerchief.
He notified the police. He had not
learned the names of the men. A
search was started for them at once
The Streator city council revoked
Greivich's license permitting him tc
rate soft drink parlor three days
ago.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-07-20
WEATHER

Fair tonight Nand vel
day. Warmer tonIgist,
probably unsettled.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-07-20

CONTINUED on page 5, col. IL
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-07-20
A
TO RATION COAL TO RAIL.
WAYS.

Washington, July 20.-Plans are
being worked out by various gov.
ernment agencies to secure the
distribution of the present coal
production to the railroads, Secre.
tary Hoover announced today.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-07-20
Mo Court FRIDAY.

There will be no session of the
circuit court on Friday. Judge Ed
redge yesterday issued an order ad.
iourning court from today until Sat
day morning,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-07-20
FINE PROGRAM | S.
STAGED FOR OTTAWA.
DAY At THE RACES.
PEAK OF ATTENDANcE is REACH
ED THIS AFTERNOON WHEN
MANY TAKE ADVANTAGE or
THURSDAY AFTERNOON CLOS
ING TO WATCH TIE PONIES
RUN.

The attendance peak at the races
was reached today when official OF
lava day was observed at the drivinc
park. The attendance was much
larger than on either Tuesday or We'd
3esday, and in all probability will not
be surpassed by the crowd which vii
assemble to witness the ponies run
tomorrow. Both the number Of Oui
Of town visitors and the ottawa turn.
out was larger than on the two pre-
vious days of the race meet
The business district was filled this
morning and dun ing the carly after
noon by residents Of neighborin2
cities who motored here to attend the
races or the carnival which is show
ing on the West Side.
With band concert between the
heats and with the seats OF the grand
stand famed by light breeze, tho
spectators settled down to enjoy them
selves as soon as the starter gave the
first signal to 90, End continued 10
spend an enthusiastic afternoon
Tomorrow win close the fonr-day
meet, which has been a big drawing
card for the race track followers. An
especially fine program Of events has
been planned for tomorrow afternoon.
The regular weekly Thursday after
noon calm, which was even more
marked than usual, settled over the
business district after the afternoon
program started.
"a survey Of the grand stand and the
boxes showed that the ladies Wc.e
well represented amcng tho specta.
tors. Some unsually pretty sports
suits and costumes Wcrc worn by the
feminine members Of the audience.
They took as much interest in the
events as the men, although they did
not leave their seats in the grand
stand for the track side,
2:2o Trot.
My Rosebud had 4 hard time of II
to cop the opening event of the AT
ternoon when Dobhins drove his mas
to victory in 2:14h against field
of seven other starters. The way
they finished in the first heat;
Ny Rosebud (Dobbins) ...........l
Baron Lack 0IalD ......,........z
Nilah O1ngelman) ................s
Miss Grisby tJohnson) ........,...
The Vice (ArnsteaO ...........-.s
Miss Stineman (kelly) ........-...t {
Charles Kerr (Peace) .............l
Azurine (Burrigh) ................ 1
l.. o. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ...o......'' uls
Time-2
2:15 Pace.
Sempro. selling at H. to and con
sidered generally a rank outsider
won the first heat OF the 2:la pace
, while Miss Marie, 2 primo faYorlte
could do no better than fourth posi-
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-07-20
tion, even coming in behind The Aim,
a second choice in the pools. Tie
heat finished as follows:

Sompro QMcVeyl ...,........,.... |
Rose g. (Steprol ...........-... z
The aifne t9orsifSe) .........,.... 3
Miss Marie (Thomas) ............ :
Thomas Cross (Kelly) ............ .
Daisy Grundy tMiIler) ...x ....... q
Sir Nhslihgham Govelace) ..... I
Gratis Marie (Tucker) ............ )
Blanche Mckinney (Oncrsom ..... >
Don Earl (GoodalD .......,.......lO 10
Time: 1914.
2:12 Trot.
Esther Wilson won the first heat
Of the 2:12 trot and was trailed in by
the others in this order:
Esther Wilson (Keith) )............4
Ora Lee (Crassey) ...............
Peter Kingston CMcElroy) .,......-j
Silver Lou (Amunson) ..........
Lassie Il. tThCmas). ..........., "a
Claud Madden (BcattyO ............6 :
Time-2:11H
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5knlulrpnatt Gntal NrmH

ssAzNSsssSAs>D
f. o. Eaton has been visiting at
the home Of his son in Lewiston dur-
ing the past week.
Charles \. Fairbrother, formerly
we'll known in this county, has lately
moved from South Portland 10 Bos-
ton,
The public dance Thursday even
ing in Grange Hall. directed by Nor
rill HoNie and Ralph Dore, was large
ly attended Confetti and serpentlne
dances were literally introduced and
good music was furnished.
DR. Charles S. Stnssy, who has been
at North Arson since last August,
was week end visitor at the home
of A. NJ. Danforth. leaving here Mon
day for visit al Providence, r. |.
before going TO his home in New
York.
William II. Buchanan, who former
ly lived in Skowhegan, during which
time he edited the Somerset Argus
has recently closed out his owner
ship in the Brockton Times lie has
resided in Brockton. Mass, for many
years.
Miss Helen Gates and Miss Rutl
VALERIE, both students at Gorham
Normal School were al home for sew
eral days. last week. Miss Gates
was accompanied by Miss EYelyne
and Olena Viles Of Gorham, formerly
of Skowhegan.
Miss Ecla Nichols returned Monday
to her home in JAkman after spend
ing several months at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. Charley Turner on
Cedar street. She will spend few
weeks in Jackman and later is eX-
pected 10 return to Skowhegan.
Funeral services for the late Mrs
Margaret Roderick of North avenue
were held Monday morning at 9
O'Clock from the church of Our Lady
of Lourdes. High mass was celc.
brated by Rev. j. l.. A. Renaud and
the remains were Inferred at Cavalry
cemetery.
The marriage of Carl George
Hawke OF New York and Geneva
Elizabeth Johnson. middle daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. s. l.. Johnson OF
tornoy IIaro1d phi,l;mo -.
tha marriaoa coranaan,. M ~ - l,l0r
Il . Iitbogranbor anl INA aa,,ni - " ,,,,1,
mako tbair bo,no - Van, Vor3p 80
Members OF Somerset Fortress, the
ladies' auxiliary oil Canton Somerset
VIII serve supper this Thursday
evening at o'clock followed by a
regular meeting OF both the Canton
and Fortress. 1t is hoped that as
sible will be present Mrs. Cora
Hurley and Mrs. Dassie THOMPSON
are in charge of the supper arrange.
ments.
-"t 60 . "i'nS - '"oot ieiI uesoay
~ %, Nus u''int' ! ioi ua' where sue
NJ VI 'p9nu 'nr "iiieei. ',e' odush'el
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poets To join her in England some
time next year.
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-22

Evanjelickk Jednota na slo-
vthslu. v Klenovci zalozena bola
Slovenska Evanjelicka Jednota ma
saklade an1erickych stanov. Pred
seldom l. sfsla je Pavel Balciar.
Jedncta ma vyse 200 clenov. Gle
novia sa prijimaj1 Cd is. do 50
rokov. v Kokave 50 zalozila jed
riota (. 2 a ma 40 clenov.
zlacnenie fajciva. Ola zprav
casopisov, chysta nasa tabakova
rezia snzit ceny vsetkych druhov
fajciva, akonahle budd skoneene
move rozpocty.
- Hudobn& skola v TurG. Sv.
MARITIME bude otvorena zaciatkom
noveho skolskeho roku, zasluhou
tamojsieho odboru Ziveny.
- Hviezdoslavovo gymnazium v
Dolnom Kubine zostane. Gymna-
ziun, ktore ,vlada chcela zrusit Y
Dolfiom Kubine, Grave, zostane.
" Michalovcach, zupe Zemplin-
skej otvorene bude move gymna-
zium pre- tamojsich Slovakov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-22

dfxsnf dosolenis. Export sfi 4 ma;
siari vysvetlnj6, Se Jest welt kohl
po ruke garbiarne uxfvaji tejto
pfiIezitosti d pon1ka1t mike ceS
ny, ponevac nie il fdoEno koEe WI
vazat' alebo max 81 ich 1bavft'..
Kusniefi shizili cehy vyrobenych
koM d fnaj6 culejsie poptayky !
jedine neshoda medzi vyvozci koki
q garbiarmi je pricinou toho, u sa
nem6ze dosial' vol he .vyvazat' MD
1 kozf. Podl'a vsetkeho bude v kfa.
tkej dobe konferencia Y rniestno.
stiach Obchodneho Ministefstva d
neshody sa odstrania. Ocakava sa,
ze dnesns mike ceny ha iasen sa.
sc vzrastd. Hl'adalle sd nemecke
koze . najna svrsky na topanky,
ale ostatny druh kozi je zly q ne
ma odbytu. Podl'a zprayy ameri-
ckeho obchodneho komisara vyda-
vajd sa teraz povolenia vlady ces-
ko-slovenskej ma dovoz kozi ko-
zich, tel'acich, barvenych, ma re-
meme a caldnovanie. Keds dovoz-
rfci kdpia urcite mnozstyQ kozi
donna, 5mozu doviezt tol'ke mnoz-
stvo kozej koze, remenarskej ia
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-22

- Pivovar a sladoven dc. spoil.
70 vel'kej Bytti zaklada Sloven-
ska Banka v Bratislave s kapita-
lom Kes. 100000. Spoloenost
prevezme pivovar patriaci dosial'
vel 'kostatku Herminy Popperovei.
Najnovsia bytova afera v Ko.
siciach. Pred policajnym sudcom
stal l. sept. do noblesy" kosic-
kej spolocnosti. prisluchajuci Ju-
raj Kozak, syn bohateho stavite-
Ia Kozaka. Ze preco Kozak musel
svoj 4.izbovy byt vymenit "a po-
licajne vazenie, ukaze sa nasle.
dujuceho: Pred mesiacmi mali
prisiel do Kosic obean Arpad Kar-
dos, zastupca papierne v Slavo-
sovciach obchod. zaujmu hl'a-
dial 81 tuna byt. Prostrednfctvorn
isteho Ceitlera sa soznamil s Ko-
zakom, ktory mu "a 10000 Kcs.
10000 ako odstupne a $4,000 X
"a nabytok) pon1knul byt v dome
jeho otca, stareho Kozaka, ma Boz
kay-ho okr. {. IL. Pc dlhom W.
jednavani Kozak cenu zmiernil ma
22,500 Kcs. (bez nabytku) a tento
obnos cd Kardosa vo Wac ciast-
kach al prevail 0 uzavreton
"ksefte" sprawl al riadnu smlu-
VII. Stalo sa ale, ze Kardos sa "a
Sc obchodneho zaujriu st 'ahoval
nazpat do Ruzomberku, Kozak
sa ochotne prihlasil, ze byt 4-iz-
bovy opatne "skapitalizuje'. =
Ale byt teraz uz stal 10000 Kes.
Dostal o tom zvest pan Buchalter,
druhi pani a - oh, nest 'astie, al
- policia. Policia sa vsak chovs.
la diskretne. Jedneho dha pred.
stavil sa panu Bnchalterovi isty
inzinier Herman Weis 2 Nitry q
poziadal ho byt., Buchalter, kto-
Try pre- bytoyii 1zeru pred nedav.
nom este sedel, odprevadil inzi-
niera ku Kozakoti. Dvaja p6ni Sd
dohodli, inzinier vyplatil. Kozake'
vi 10000 Kcs. za odstupne $500
kes ako jednoroche bytne usa.
vreli tomto smlHtu. Vsak, ked
! Kozak opustil miestnost', inziniel
Weis - mu odhalil ako desskti,
Karol Ramazeter.sa j pTiyisdol ht
1siFashs snsspos {jns riadteRstyp
\ Pri pojedaavaalE 1 sis sdsl KardSs
yrateni jeho 'sinyesticie zalob,
obstaral dr.. Ndgradi, ako obhajc'
fungoval DIR. Sekac. Policsjnl
sudca po dlhom rokovanf odsldi
Kozaka ma 2 mesisce do vazenia
10000 Kts pokuty.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-22
pRtArEL, v. Nt)DN

20 doktorsky dset strasiakomf Bk6ro
vsetci maine rsdi doktofov, sle halo
kto rad prijima jehb dSty.
Poist 'ovacie spolocnosti .zabezpeeia
vas proti tomu. Red ste poraneny ne
hode, ztratfte id alebo oci, poist 'uj6ca
spoIochost' van Bude platit dokyn ste
neschopny prace zaplatf lekarovi "a
jeho operaciu ma v6s opateru.
Dupiovans nahrady dostanete Cd ze-
lezhitnych, eIevatofovych alsbol iod'-
nych strUskotani a1ebo pdfiafst, ksd'
ste V mich pofaneny.
The CIPPERLEYs AGENCY ' cisle
S12 Home Savings and Loan Building
YAM ukaze, ako dostat' najlepsie poi
stenie zasnajmenej pefazf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-22

Pst 'korunov6 bankovky Z -.
aprila 1919 platia len do 81. auga-
sta. Sd vymenovane 10 cely rok
u bankoveho ilradu min. financii.
100000 nezaanestnanych je v
Cesko- -Slovenskej republike. Co po
tom bude ZINE, ked teraz v lete
MET robotye
Sest 'prsta tulA6llA. v Noyych
Zamkoch zatknuta bola tnlacka,
ktora ma ma kazdej r1ke / nohe
po 6 prstoch.
Dunajske skladiste ' Brati-
slave bide po tieto .dni ptvorene
Bankou ceskoslovenskych legii.
Skladiste je budova pat 'poschodo-
va prime asi 1900 vagonov obi
liza.
- Stefanikova n1ohyla. Ma le-
tisku pri Vajnorach, nd mieste,
kde sa stal smrtel'ny pad gen. Ste
fanika, robia sa pripravy k posta-
venius mohyly nakladom lis, 900
koriin. So stavbou So zapocne '
najblizsej ilobe a slavnostne Cd
Ell - f Z, .
halenie bHde ma jar.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-22

Tatra b1A11 samt5l'a silo-
zit' fili&lku Y Tisovci (Gemer) >
expositjitd Y Kfsh6vci.
Spsjsns gstnsfsse inaSAssi-
tove t0vafns ts. srsl. v i1inulonI
roku docielily sistsho zisku Kcs.
s52, ,2ss.54 i vyplacajd 8 perc. di-
videndy; u. Kcs 16.-- ma ticastins.
t)6. spcl. tovkrns 10 konssfvy
' Rim. Dobots, zaloxena +. 1902 po-
mocou Hiniavsko-sobo otskej Sport
vel banky 5 kapitdlom 2OO tisfc
koriin, neskorsie ma polovicku IRE
dukovanym i znovu povysenyfn M
/ million Kcs., ktorA tovareh "a
riadena il III ma vyrabanie cukfl,
ma prist do seskych rik. Tova-
rem potom bude pretvorena 1fa en-
krovar.
Tran1itn& selssniSn& trat' cs4
cele Slovensdko smerom: Vese1e ma
Morave Myjava Move Mesto
n. vahom Trencin Bdn6vce
= Bosany Oslany - Banska
Bystrica5 - Brezno - Cerveny
Kamefi Mnfsek - Margecany
- Obysovce = Kosice - Salaflc
Trebisov = Banovce Kapu-
sany - Uzhorod vybudovana bu-
de uz co najkratsom case. Trat
tato bude dvojkol 'ajna.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-22

= vsajomn& pomocnica v Mo-
sovciach (Ture.) ma syojom val
nom shromazdeni dna 30. julia t. r.
vypovedala fdziu Tatrou bankou
v Turc. Sv. MARITIME.
- Jedna miliarda Is. korln bu-
de pozicana Rakusku. Svaz cs.
bank nabidol rakdskej Wade po-
zicku / miliardu Kcs. Ako zaruku
ziadajd cs. banky rome rakuske
statne monopoly a podmienku, ze
vacsina tejto pozicky bude pouzi-
ia k nakdpeniui ipriemyselnych su-
rovin Cesko-Slovensku. ..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-22

postfSje I volsksj koEs ~ eal6no-
vanie. Americkf niesto okon1ul ].
!. Bouohal Y Prshes oznamsje, Se
6.-s. ministerstvo obehOdu vydalo
1lariadenie, BE Serveny vapenec 9
Idolomit m5ze byt' vyv6sany bez
Ezvlkstneho iiradn6hos povolovania.
Clio ma dovoz hraciek vyr&banych
u, dreva, papieru q lAtky bolo IVY
|sene 70 3 proc. ma 5 proc. hodnoty.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-22
: Vel III kr&dez ma post0vom

urads V Huste stala sa "a. aug.
Bolo ukradenych 10000 X ma ho-
tovosti V roznych statovkach, ako
i 2 penazne dopisy obsahujuce do
vedna 153 tisic korln, teda cei-
kom 233 600 kor1n. Dl'a udania
postoveho oficiala, ktory NAL ten
den sluzbu a Dol najdeny oma-
menom stave iicinkom chlofofOr-
mu, pachatel 'om je postoyy sluha
Vasil Vtankovic, ktory pravdepo-
dobne utiekol cez hranice do Ru-
munska. ..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-22

Hospodf priemysslnA W.
stava y Kosiciach. Hospodarsko-
priemyselna vystava Kosiciach
nadobudla takych rozmeroy, ze
d'aleko syojou plochou zatieHuje
orietalny trh bratislavsky. Vystav
ma plocha zabera ma 1000 stvoroc-
nych metrov. Ueastnia sa jej kru-
by obyvatelstva vychodosloven-
skeho a ciastocne al 2 Podk. Rusi.
2 prflezitosti vystayy bude mno-
no kongresov, a sice kongres I'VE
rolekarsky, kongres slovenskeho
rol'nictva, hasiesky, kongres ma
lopriemyselnikov atd'. Zaroven u
sporiadajd kosickf obchodnfci sd-
beh ma najlepsiu vyzdobu vyklad-
nych skrini. Vystavny vybor W.
pisuje tri >ceny ma kvetinove do
my. vystavu mono. pokladat' ze
vel mi zdarend. Ffisly vypravy z
Pol ska Rumunska. Vsetky pa
vilony su zaplnene vystavnym to-
varom. Priemyslova vystava roz-
klada sa ma IL skupin, ktore a
miestnene s1 v jazdarni, muze
ume, priemyselnej skole kadet-
Ike.
Kral' Alexander u preziden-
Ia Masaryka. Dna l. sept. navsti-
vii prezidenta Masaryka Lanoch
kral Juhoslavie, Alexander. Kral'
prisiel 0 l. hod. po poludni Mar.
Kdpel'ov automobilom v sprieyo-
de ministra Jankovica, :pobocnika
kapitana Pogacnika a legacneho
radcu Jana; Masaryka. Bd uvfta-
ny ' zamku plnkoyf nixon sHoppom
ktory no uviedol do pracoyne pre-
Vel'ka uroda slivak. Ma "a;
padnom Slovensku ma Morave je
vel l'ka lroda slivak. Stronny tsa
stak mimi obsypane, ze musia byt ,
.Aal1zy podopierane, ably sa nepo-
:laahaly
zidentovej. Prezident Masaryk ST.
siel sa po prvy raz ako vodca "a
hranicneho odboja S kral 'om Ale
xandrom, vtedy este korunnym
princom srbskym, Londyne a.
prfli 1916, ked' tam prisiel S mi
nistrom Pasicom, vyjednavat' $
anglickou vladou. Dnesny ich roz.
hovor tykal sd spolocnych dkolov,
ktore obidvom station naklada pri
tomnost a bud1cnost a vzajom-
neho pomeru oboch zemi. Ma ra'
najkach zlcastnil sa kral' Alexan.
der pan prezident, S juhoslovan~
skej strany minister Jankovic a
kapitan Pogacnik, cesko-sloven-
skej strany min. predseda DIR. Be-
nes, kancelar Samal, legacny rad
ca Jan Masaryk plukovnik Hop
per.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-12-14
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