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New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
American Delegates Arrive

American Delegates Arrive
LAUSANNE, Nov. Is (By The Asso-
ciated Press). Two members Of the
American delegation to the Near East
peace conference which is to meet here
next Monday arrived in Lausanne TO-
day. They were Richard Washburn
Child, Ambassador to Italy, and Joseph
c. Grew, Minister to Switzerland, both
Of whom will act as observers Of the
proceedings. The third member of the
delegation, Rear Admiral Mark L. Bris-
tol, is expected from Constantinople
next week.
CONsTANTINOPLE, Nov. 1s.--Rear
Admiral Mark L. Bristol, American
High Commissioner here, accompanied
by Mrs. Bristol and Rowland Shaw,
first secretary, and Lieutenant Wheeler,
Lausanne Wednesday to act as an OBJ
server at the Near East peace confer
ence.
ROME, Nov. 1s (By The Associated
Press) s).-Premier Mussolini left to-day
for Lausanne accompanied by Senator
Cantarini and a large suite. Numer-
Gus Senators, Deputies and admirers
generally bade him farewell at the sta
tion and wished him success.
BERNE, Nov. 1S.-The Near East
peace conferees at Lausanne will have
only one newspaper to read, so far as
the nearby journals are concerned, for
the printers in Geneva and Lausanne
have gone on strike. In the latter city
the newspaper proprietors have decid-
ed, in view of the conference, to pool
their resources and make an effort to
publish one paper in common, which
will be entitled "La Presse Lausan-
noise"
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
Outline General Attitude

PARIS, Nov. 1S (By The Associated
Press s).-Premier Poincare of France,
Lord Curzon, British Foreign Secre-
tary, and Baron Avezzano, Italian Am
bassador to France, reached complete
accord, at conference here to-day, on
the general outlines of the attitude to
be taken by the Allies toward the
Turks at the Lausanne peace confer
ence, it was announced tonight.
The representatives Of the three AL
lied powers went over Lord Curzon's
much discussed memorandum point by
point.
An official communique says: ga
preliminary and useful exchange of
views took place at the DUAL d'Orsay
to-day between the representatives of
Great Britain, France and Italy regard
ing the subjects to be settled at the
forthcoming Lausanne conference. The
discussion fully confirmed that there is
complete agreement among the Allies
on all questions which will be the sub
ject of debate at Lausanne"
Want Commercial Protection
The three powers were quick to agree
on the necessity of insisting that the
Turks must assure ample protection to
commercial interests, but longer dis
cusSlon look place on the TWO mayor
| questions in Lord Curzon's memoran-
DUN. One of these was the British
thesis that there should be fairly
lengthy military occupation, probably
Of two years duration, of strategic
points commanding the Straits, so as to
insure the freedom OF the Straits, re-
gardless Of the Turkish attitude during
the immediate future.
The other point was the desirability
Of limiting the armed forces that Tur-
key might maintain in Europe. 1t was
recognized that it would be inexpedient
| to attempt, to dictate the number of
troops Turkey should have in Asiatic
Turkey, but it was considered imuera.
tive by the British at least that there
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-06
SIX DEAD; SCORES
MADE HOMELESS
Oklahoma Cyclone WreCkage
Estimated in Millions Being
Cleaned Up.
FOUR VICTIMS IN ONE HOUSE
Oil Fields Scene of Greatest
Destruction With Many
Rigs Blown Down.
FOUR VICTIMS IN ONE HOUSE

By United Press
DRUMRIGHT, Okla, Nov. g.
Work of cleaning up wreckage and
caring for the scores of persons home
less ass a result of the cyclone be-
tween here and Shamrock Saturday
was under way today.
Funeral services for six victims
were to be held today and tomorrow,
according to plans.
Wilfred Dobson, Is, will be buried
at Gushing today. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Jennings and their son, Cleo 10, VIII
be buried here tomorrow.
Four Die in Same House
These four We're in the same house
when the storm struck.
Wess Walton, rancher, and Cal
Fugate also were killed.
Six persons receiving injuries viii
recover.
Total damage Of the cyclone was
estimated near the million dollar
mark Heaviest damage resulted in
the oil fields where approximately $50
rigs were wrecked.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-06
NEGRO ROBS APARTMENT

Mrs. Bell Hill, Apartment D, 704 y
Capitol Ave, went home at II O'Clock
last night and was sitting in 4 chain
waiting for her son TO return, wheT
she heard the door OF the closet
move. Turning, she saw the door
swing open and a colored man ster
into the room.
Keep quiet or I viii blow you
head off" the man threatened. Mrs
Hill tainted. She told the police thai
when she regained consciousness the
negro had disappeared with S35 hid
den in the drawer of the dresser.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-06
SILVERWARE THIEF is
FRIGHTENED BY NURSE

Miss Ruth Miller, a nurse employed
by Bowman Elder, 1929 \. Delaware
St. interrupted a burglar who was
robbing the Elder home. Miss Miller
was in the nursery on the second
floor of the house. She heard a noise
and went down stairs to investigate.
A man ran out Of the house. He
dropped a napkin containing fifty
pieces of siIverware.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-06
LIBRARY STAFF MEETS

The first monthly conference of the
year for the staff of the Indianapolis
public library was held in the audi
forum of the Central Library today at
a. m. 1t included a visit to the Star
Hatfield radio broadcasting station,
where Walter Percy Pfaff talked to
the staff members on 1.-THE Radio
Miss Alta Henry, a staff member, is
in charge of the conference program.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-06
THROAT is CUT

Fred Poole, 704 N. Illinois ST., was
the victim of brutal attack early
yesterday. Poole was walking at
Illinois and Walnut SITS, when two
men seized him and one cut him on
the throat. He was unable to de-
scribe the men or tell why he had
been attacked, Poole was taken to
the city hospital.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-06
FORD BUYS MINE

By United Press
BLUEFIELD, W. Va, Nov. G.
Henry Ford has purchased the mine
Of the Dex-Car PocahOntas Coal Com
pany in the Tug River field of Nc
Dowell County.
The price was not revelaed. The
mine has a capacity Of about thirty
cars q day.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-06
NEGRO MULE SESSION
TERMINATES WITH SCRAP

Harry Black. colored, 405 w. North
St., today was minus finger, fol
lowing a fight yesterday at a white
mule" party. Annie Black, his wife, is
said to have attacked him with a
razor.
Sadie Deano is alleged to have fired
four shots at Harry and she was ar
rested for shooting with intent to
kill and drawing deadly weapons. Mrs.
Black was charged with assault and
battery with intent to kill and va
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-06
RehuIied

Ruth asked Helen Jane to hand her
a doll, to which Helen Jane answered,
mo, I'm too busy"
Ruth Immediately went to Helen
Jane and gave her a good Shaking,
saying: Now, will you ever talk
back to mem. L.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-06
Yellow and Silver

Silver lace is effectively combined
with yellow lace in a stunning negli-
gee that has a satin overbodice and
a straight lace tunic and many grace.
full wing draperies.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-06
uPDIKE BONE DRY

Ralph Updike Republican candidate
for election TO the State House of Rep
resentatives. today stated he was
bone dry although he had been
said tC be wet"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-06
HOUSE RANSACKEO

While the family of n. Bruno, 3019
College Ave, was away from home
Yesterday, a burglar entered the resi-
dence and ransacked every room.
Nothing was stolen.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-06
You Get Me?

EiIene doesn't talk plain. On tag
day she came in to tell me Uncle
George had been tagged. I couldn't
understand what she meant, and she
finally said: you know, mama. like
when you play it MRS. NJ. B.
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ImmOdest Things!

Three year-old Melba was visiting
on farm and saw some white leg
horn chickens for the first time.
"Ooh, look, grandma she cried.
''They are coming out in their bare
feet!'-R. W.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-06
STEAL PORCH CHAIR

Mrs. F. A. Witt. 1922 y. Pennsyl
vania St, last night told the police
that a thief stole a japanese rocking
chair from her porch. The chair was
worth S25.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-06

When Albert, age 4. came home
from a long visit to his grandmother,
his father and I were naturally glad
TO see him. When father told him,
IF 1 had a dozen boys I would like
you as well as any of Them" Albert
replied, II don't blame you, dad
Mrs. H. H
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The indianapolis Times

grancy, while Harry was held at the
detention ward on charges Of assault
and battery.
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At the GABLE T1ABERNACLEN 9 9S 81 ad5b
Opens Toni ght Up. M.-GeneraI Admission soc
Auspices Indianapolis Automobile Trade Association

N TION AL Ma
tionsl Automotive
Company
OAKLAND - E. w.
Steinhart Co.
OLDSMOBILE La.
throp Mcfarland
Co. Detroit Elec-
trio Sales Co.
OVERLAND A u
thorized WillyG
Overland Dealers
PACKARD Citizens
Motor Car Co.
PEERLESS - Conduit
Auto Co.
REQ - The WiIdhack
Company
STAR - Boozer-Patter-
son Co.
STUTZ-Updyke Auto
Company
WILLS S ANTE
CLAIRE - r. D.
Brown e Co.
WILLYS = KNIGHT
Authorized WHY'S
Overland Dealers
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Baby Mine

i JUST CAN'T UNDERSTAND
IPOOTBALL-hOW | WONDER
IlF TT TAKES TWO QUARTER
BACKS An A HALF BACK |
ITO MAKE A FULL -BACk?$
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EXHIBITORS

ESSEX r. V. Law
Motor Co.
F 0 r D - Authorized
Ford and Lincoln
Dealers
FRANKLIN-Franklin-
indianapolis Co.
II A Y N E S-Sanders-
Haynes Motor Co.
HUDSON-R. V. Law
Motor Co.
HUPMOBILE-W IL
bur Johnson Co.
LINCOLN-Authorized
Ford and Lincoln
Dealers
MARMON - Nordyke
& Marrnon Co.
MAXWELL - G o n
duitt Auto Co.
McF ARLAN Updyke
Auto Co.
MILBURN ELECTRIC
Indiana Battery
Service Co.
NJ 0 0 N - National
Automotive Co.
N A S H - Losey-Nash
Motor Co.
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America the unique and brilliant settings of an autumn
fashion decorations brilliant crowds - Indian
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the wonderful designed comfort
and proud Whether contemplate buying
this brilliant
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Until Friday night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-13

shipment arrived
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receiving one will indeed be delighted = 800 ~
the
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-25

'NA 1A1pN K1AyA, vel mi do-
bra dojnica, u nfsku cenu, Hla-
ste 50 u Michael 'Fialla, 112 East
nAaslm ~ 81.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-25
REVIZORNA RADA MA ELLIS
IsI.ANDE.
f. l.. /. S.

Sekretar DEPARTMENT. Prace
sriadil na Ellis Islande revizornil
radu q to tym ciel l'om, aby "a a
pelacne prfpady vybavovaly hned
ma ostroye nebolo treba dlheho
pret 'ahovania zasielania ich do
Washingtonu, Il, telegrafieky, 81
pisomne, ponevac jednotiivci, .
ktorych "a jednalo ktori pre- ten
alebo omen d6vod boil zadrzani ma
Ellis Islande, musei podstdpit
vel'a neprijemnosa, museli 20
stat easto i tyzdne ma Ellis Is
lande, nez sa prlr1dy vybavily a
vsetky formality 'odbavily q od-
stranily.
Je to vlastne dokonalejsia Il
prava planu, ktory bol uskutoc-
neny sekretarom DAWSON vo
Washingtone, kde ma jeho zodpo-
vednost' bola rada Apelacna, l.
sty druh poslednej apelaenej in
stancie otazkach prist 'ahovale-
ckych. Bola ustanoyena v janua-
ri vo Washingtone a pracovala
pod dozorom sekretara Davisa "a
poslednych sest' mesiacov. Tento
apelacny sud prist 'ahovalecky u
cinil pripadoch apeloy ma sekre-
tara Department. Prace svoje de-
finitivne rozhodnutie a pripady
potion predlozene boly sekretarovi
k povtrdeniu.
Tento apelacny sud alebo rada
slosena je piatich clenov, ktori
majtl dlhe zkiisenosti v tomto SINE
re prace, ale teraz je len trojclen-
ma bude revidovat' apely hned
ma mieste, ma Ellis Islande. Vse-
tky apely, ktore by inak boly "a
sielane do Washingtonu odvola-
MIA cd rozhodnutia kemisie zvanej
Board Of Special Inquiry, bu-
d1 odkazane len tejto rade revi.
zornej a tato rozhodne hned', co
sa ma stat. Ked revizorna komi-
sia zvrati rozhodnutie zvlastne Wy
Setrujncej komisie, tedy rozhod-
nutie je to definitivne a prist'a.
hovalec je pripusteny. Keby vsak
revixorna rada schyalila rozhod.
nutie zylastne vysetrujdcej komi.
sic, m6ze 50 prist 'ahovalec, odka,
zany k deportovaniu este odvolat
K sekret&rovi Departmentu Prace
do Washingtonu, ktory potion ds
svoje definltlvne dobrozdanie a
Cd rozhodautia tehto nieto III od
volania K xiadnej vyssej instan
|cii, iba Ok BY sud civilny videl
1syoej opraNnonie do pripadu ~
siahnut'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-25

tistAs pssssjA . - ~ e.. -
e1sv. lfey sssoegaai 666saai . -
k.avii nsa1t u 1i1aA aasey, kts-
IS ~ y ty6Ats t,s1kJsk Sassch
pfaeesas nspssstaly na A1roda
~ asai5asi
] IN, yj1sl -, = tAlasjH -
tia osA1tnf . hsaAt svoja narsd-
"a pssianSst' !, najms pasdsiAAu-
II asbrtAs naena 6lssahss ne
Wi nasimi americk ya Z spelAoO-
San1Ai.
/ 3 hlsia 6pria1n6ha srdAa vo1fm
I vkm, hrssia eiis len 4 'llsi ~
tst&vAjHs Y nkfsdnej prici, matte
st4ls N zreteli 5e mAzAe ptea So
hon este nanohs psfcs, ktsffi kk3s
nam vyksAat n4Se siesenak6 srd-
ee, ahy ti t'aEks vydobytl svohs-
da bola pasisa speiocnym blaAp-
byton ! aby NJ l'ua tu iv starej
vlasti hol st'astAy : hasssny.
Sdssans pfasiln brstev = sostry
y Cambridge, yoi.'Abs = tasnojis
ho shora Slov. Lig,r zasiah = p1r
m6AAi Nam v praci. kterd kea&mc
Y prokpseh nkshe yrele nilsva,ssr
ho n6roaa Aasej nilej novel Va
lists Spoi. StAtov Anerickjeh.
So sfdeSnsp 2 bratskym 20
zdrsvenin som 's'3...,,
Va spolsbrat
IAN A. KOCUR,
taionnik SLOW. Lisy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-25
rA11 8fxKUsxIH j NA61M
: = JKDNAfEL'oM.

Oznamujeme nasim ct. citate-
Pom, ze p. Josef Ilaruslin, I Z.
2426 Shirley Road, prevail jedna-
tel'stvo nasich novin q je opr&v-
neny sRierat' predplatky doplat-
Ky ma nase noviny. Prosime roda-
kov, aby mu ochotne platili sy6je
|predplatky mu pomAhafi sttejto
praci.
Redakcia q yydavatel'stvo
XlSlov. Novin
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-25

Do Iaskavej zn&mosti d4yam vset-
KfmA Slows - " szEousgst sEps / - nas o,
kolici, u som ptybrii trajtfrvA na wye
udanej sdrsss. vysibam tis aajlepsie
abisky pc 1sjAov5ej mode. Ksd I potrs-
bujete dobry poliadny oblek, tax prid 4
to ku nane, u v$m ho zrobim. Tiez
Sistim saty, piSlajem reparujem =
Hissau GEM. (2so
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-25

isteho popredneho prazskeho poll
tika, redaktofa najyicsich ees-
kyoh novin; clsnok bol uverejne-
ny pod zahlavim: "Na bludnych
cestaeh". Pise: "Praha Sc leka
slova "autonomie' a pri tom Via
stne neivetsim autonomistick ym
agitatorem je sam prazsky centra-
lizm. Praha hlasi ''novy rezim'' /,
60 zatim upevnuje Sc a bujd byro-
kratism horst videnskeho pest
skeho. Praha chce vladnout Slo-
vensku neumi vladnout ami v
znemcelem nzemi v Cechach, ne.
rozumi Morave a Slezsku a ne
znalosti della katastrofalni politi-
ku v Prikarpatske Rusi. A pri tom
jc tragikomicke to, ze Sc pax pani
Praze divi, ze muze byti ma Slo-
vensku nekdo nespokojenym.
"Praha nediva sc ma Slovensko
zrakem strizlivym, nybrz brylemi,
ktore j nasazuje stranicka a O.
sobnf zaujatost slovenskych ctiza-
dostivcu. A to je prdve hrfch Fra
by, ktery piodi zle ciny. Prahs
sedne ma lep kazdemu politickemu
dobrodruhu a krejkliri, ktery j
devede lichotiti. Projdete prazske
dstredni urady a sviekou by jsts
museli hledat Slovaky, nevyjima.
je ami kancelar presidentovu, kde
referat slovensky a Prikarpatske
Rusi mali v rukach lide, kteri Y
SVEN zivote nedleli na Slovensku
a v. Prikarpatske Rusi snad AM
"a hodin. Vymluva, re schopnych
Sloyaku by Sc nenaslo, je licha
Jsou, ale arcit ne v suite obllben
Gu a milcu mocnych teto repub
liky.
"Praze bude milejsi Mad a,
centralista, Nemec ,tahnoucf "a
hranice, nez Slovak autonomista
Pri tom Sc zapomlna, re pozado.
vana autonomie neznamena cd.
stredive, republice nepratelskt
snahy,- kdezto liceny centralizn
moze znamenati hada hrejiciho Sc
ma prsou...
Nuz takto pfsu sami bratia Cesi
nalepsi ceski vlastenci (strana dra
Kramara). A ii uz vari ME sl ma.
d'aroni, alebo nastvanf hlupaci, q
nj ME zpiatosnici! A ci Slovac
nesm1 hovorit' 0 tom, co saml bra
tia Cesi zatracujdY
Vyvin myslienky samosprayy j.
ME nahodily, so strany sloven
skej AMI ME uncle vypestovany
Idea samospravy je takym prize
dzenym vysledkom pomylenej pc
litiky, ako prirodzena vec je, i
len taky stat ln6fe byt' silny
trxalv. v ktorom kazdy ma svsf
prava moznost spokojneAo Il
tin.
(Pokracovanie nasleduje.)
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(Pokracovanie nasleduje.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-25
o sAI1osPRAvz sLovENsKA.
Pise: Rev. A. Konp&nek.
{Pokrasoyanie.)

Vsf;i} 81 ~
{P0krasoyanie.)
,Ked clAa0k zlpana dra Janos-
ku v Mar. Nov. vysiel, boil som
praye Y PraAe. Medzi mne znamy-
mi seyinarmi : triezhve smysl' e.
jdcini politikmi sl&nok- opravdo-
vs prekvspenie vyvolal. Zpoeiatku
nechceli tomu ami verit', ale ked'
JAneSka w syojich clsnkoch po-
kracoval svoje tvrdenie nepod-
vratitef ne dokaEoval, zdesili 50 a
zacali slevenskyeh veciach uva.
Sovat', tyn viacej, lebo Janoska
ie V Prahe vel mi sympaticky clo-
sek q je vseobecne zaamy, ako VA
iny, pravnicky hlboko zalozsny
pozorovatel' slovenskej politiky.
Slovam Janoskovyn dodala vahn
i ia okosnss', 5es bel supanom IL
radnickej (tetla Repolitickej) Via
dy, ktery peliticky nesmie sa ex-
penovat', no jeho slovenskoni
srdci nemohol utajit'', co sa Won
pytale. Po tychto clankoch zjavi-
10 sa v ceskych novinach niekol'- !
ko reflektuj1cich clankov, v kto-
rycA eeska Surnaiistika pohorsu-
je sa mad tym, ze vladna politika
nechala vfei ma Slovensku tax
d'aleko dospet'. Ale tym bola vec
Aj vybavena nikto sa nepokd-
sil, ably sa v smysle dprimnych a
vaEnych upozorneni dra Janosku
ndprava robila.
DR.. Janoska pfsac 0 zmohutne-
nj myslienky samospravy, pisal
len inacej to, co ma Slovensku ka-
Idly clovek pri kazdom kroku, ka-
idy den a vsade videl.
Pc prevrate nikomu, AMI tym
dnes najtuhsim autonomistom ne
priSlo ma mysel', re by bolo treba
neakl opozicnd politiku robit'.
Hlinka, Juriga chodili SO Sroha-
rom M slavnosti a shromaEdcnia,
M ktorych ohnive recnili "a no.
w stat, "a cim uzsiu cesko-sloven-
,skd vaajomnest q l'ud ich RADIO
st 'ou poclval i'm prisvedcoval.
Boly to easy vseobecneho nadse.
nia, Koinu 80 tedy snivalo aute-
noniii Hsdsn isdiny DR.. Stodola
mal svoje zvlastne nahl 'ady 0 a.
'keisi samosprave, ale no kazdy w
islnial. Ma zakladajlcom shromaz,
.deni l'udove strany v Ziline 10.
.deeembra 1918, ma ktoron 50 zl.
eAstnilo mnoho tislc nadsenych
IStevakoy 40 vSetkych stran Slo-
venska (ja som dostal pozvdnkn
EoA tersjsieho nhsistra drs Mi6u,
md, ked pfedsed edsjlci Hlinka pre-
:Sitsl prvy bod prijat 'sa mailce.
I'm sprogran,n strany 4 lime ma
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: i
Ked' prisiel Husek, Mamatey q
inf ma Slovensko, museh 50 d.
hym nosom vrath'. Ak ich nevy-
small, tax aspoA ich prosih, ably
o tychto yeciach nehovorili. Do A.
meriky posielaly sa rezolueie klu
bu slovenskych poslaneov, podpf-
sane. vsetkymi poslancami po-
slancami l'udovej strany, vraj =
nechceme autonomiu. Pravds, toto
bolo uz dost v pokroeilom case,
ked' chyb bolo uz hrba, ale este
sa vzdy myslelo, &c naprava pride.
Neminul ami rok pc -preyrate,
ked' start predprevratovi SlovA-
ci zacali hlavami krdtit', zacali
citit ak1si t'aiobu srdci. "Nie,
.takto SINE 81 to nepredstavoyali,
'hovorili 81 potajomky, medzi styr-
ma ocami. "Boze m0j, kan to len
speemef" vzdychah Gale we'd to
sl len t'azkosti zaciatku,' tesi!i
sa iba hanbili sa sami pred Sc
bou, ie v takychto radostnych, hi
storickych casoch ME su TAXI We
sell, ako by mali byt'. L'ud, ten
naradovany, nadseny sloyensky
-Pud najprv vytrezvel radosti,
stal sa l'ahostajnym, neskorsie Ia
cal stonat a byt nespokojnym.
A Mad 'ari, mad 'ar6nis II vyska-
kovali cd radosti. Ma jednej strd-
ne priamo a nepriamo pomahali
.chyby robit' (nasledkom prilisnej
shovievavosti prazskej socialist
-liberalnej vlady voci social
stom inych narodnosti rozsirovali
bolsevizmus, vyvolavaj1c stavky a
inc vytrznosti), ma druhej strane
.chyby zva1sovali, aby odpor pro-
ii chybam noveho statu stupno-
vail.
Gin d'alej tym vacsmi bolo zrej
me, ze toto sd ME '.t'aSkosti "a
siatku,'' ale je to system, dobre
premysleny a dosledne prevadza-
ny system centralizmu. Ci system
ten je dobry ''stat buduaci" !,
cesko-slovensku vzajomnost' Pc
stujlci, moze 81 kazdy sam odpo-
vcaat', ked uvazi, ie proti tomu-
TO systemu stoji daes ux nielea
l,ud, ten lud, ktory pre- politiku
q verejny zivot teraz este nema
ssmyslu, ale stoji proti nemu z
vel 'kej ciastky stara, predpre-
yrassv4 garda slovenskych naros
,dovcov. Ba odsudzujd tento sy.
stem isvel mi mnohi rbratia Cesi.
IPriye pred niekol 'kymi dhsmi
Isbm dostal hist cd istsAp m6iho
pristel'a Cecha, 2 ktoreho vyni-
mann: !" Nevim jak toss republiko,i
siedenkf6t dnpadnei zustane-i ta-
Ikoyy rezim, jake jeadosavadni, ne,
prorokuji vlasti mic dobreho ka-
~ hxiek = asti. tiss6 vlaanaa.
~ sisl Aelrepila xif1ls III 1ast. :
3 q & 4
as ssta1y dekt vlf III
y hysh Va ,smir "A faa ~
"a, M vlids reprs,sa ssiili
smysl pro eest, pro stud, pro spra-
Tvedlnost i Inaii-li iizbu pro stdtni
lsosnn Il. 4 d.
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sch6dzku "a. sboru nssej nilei or
ganixacie Sfovcnskej Ligy v Byes-
vile, Ohio. Ma seh6dske TED videi
som nasich starych ssvedcenych
narodnych praeovnikay, kteri ne
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