davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1923-06-10
COFFEE SALES IMPROVE.

NEW YORK, June 9.-While busi-
ness has been moderate, some i'm
provement has been reported in the
demand fer copper during the past
week. It is estimated that something
like 100000 pounds have been sold.
Of which probably little more than
100000 have been for export. Most
buyers for domestic consumption are
still holding off, but offerings by Sec
ond hands have been light, and pro-
ducers are generally holding steady
at the 15-cent level for electrolytic
delivered. Iron unchanged.
Evening star., 1923-06-10
WHEAT GOES HIGHER.

CHICAGO, June 9.-Wheat scored a
moderate advance in price today.
chiefly as a result of heavy rains in
the southwest and because of the
bullish showing made by the govern
ment crop report. The market closed
unsettled at IS to IN net gain. with
July 1.11& to 1.11a and September
1.09& to 1.09B. Corn finished at Il
off to " UP. oats at Is decline to Il
advance, and provisions to IL down.
Evening star., 1923-06-10
TWO FLYERS KILLED
IN ILLINOIS CRASH
Aviator and Student Die When
Plane Goes Into Tail Spin
Near Peoria.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
PEORIA. ILL.,. June 9.-An aviator
and student flyer were killed last
night when their plane went into a
tail spin 1000 feet in the air and
crashed near Kellar Field. The dead
are: Clarence Brown. pilot, twenty
two years old, Loxa. ILL.,, and Emery
Gibson. twenty-three, Atlanta, Ill
Evening star., 1923-06-10

Miss Lucille Noonan. a San Fran
cisco telephone operator. claims she
can remember more telephone num-
bers than any other operator. She
has memorized more than 1000 num-
Aera.
Evening star., 1923-06-10
PERSIA TO SIGN PACT.
Delegation in Moscow Expected tc
Approve Agreement.

By the Associated Press
MOSCOW June 9-It is officially
announced that the Persian delega-
ton now in Moscow is expected to
sign shortly a Russo-Persian trade
agreement.
A Teheran dispatch received here
says the Russian minister in the
Persian capital has been accorded a
long and cordial audience by the
Shah.
Evening star., 1923-06-10

Women were first employed in a
government Office during the term of
F. z. Spinner as treasurer of the
United States from 1sN to 1875.
Evening star., 1923-06-10

Pope Plus recently received twenty
five members of the American, Eng
dish and French delegations TO the
International Women's Suffrage AL
lance
Evening star., 1923-06-10
LA Toilette RESTING
IN A SANITARIUM

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. June q
Wisconsin is resting at a sanitarium
here. Concerning reports that he is
worn out and obliged to take an
indefinite rest, the senator laughed.
I'm not sick" he said. II am here
because ] don't want to get sick"
He declined to discuss the possi-
bility of Henry Ford's presidential
candidacy or that of any other man.
Evening star., 1923-06-10

In England the women are no
longer known as the weaker SEX.
for statistics show that women now
live longer than men.
Evening star., 1923-06-10
World Cotton Figures.

World spinners' takings Of Areri-
can cotton for this week are 5000
bales. AGAINST 900 last week and
$4,000 last year.
This makes their total takfnes from
August l to date 113l0.000 bales.
against 1l.o92,60a the same time la st
year.
This includes eXDortS. of 44Sn 600
bales. against 5.3S3 600 last YEAR. and
domestic Spipners' tal,ings of 6.423.-
900 bales. against 5.705. 900 last year.
Evening star., 1923-06-10

FOR SALT 400 MI1TER TRAI
SI G. LG.l...HS ~ ,LLg L. Co..
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-20
LEGION CONCERNED
OVER AIR ARMIES
Veterans to Consult Nation on
Conference.

ACCESSIBILITY of a world conference
to regulate aircraft construction will
be taken up with Congress, Gov
ernors, the press, college presidents
and prominent citizens, according to
statement issued today at American
Legion national headquarters.
The international air race among
nations allied in the World War has
alarmed American Legion officials
and a national referendum was de-
cided upon as the best means Of OBJ
tanning a consensus of American
opinion on the subject.
II the referendum results in favor
of a conference President Coolidge
will be asked~to call one.
According to Alvin Owsley, legion
commander, European nations have
become involved in a mad race for air
supremacy.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-20
FAIR ANSWER TO,
RUSSIAN CRITICS
Exposition Shows Progress
Under Soviet Rule

BIZ United Press
MOSCOW, Aug. 2O.-''This is Rus
sia's answer to the entente's refusal
to extend economic aid" Foreign
Minister Tchitcherin said today IN
his speech inaugurating Red Russias
exposition.
Speaking to ten thousand officials
representing foreign bushes interests,
the State governments. the diplomatic
corps and many sections Of Russian
and foreign society, the foreign min
ister said:
When the entente delegates at
Genoa and later at The Hague showed
countries were willing to help on their
own terms. we replied we would
rather help ourselves.
This exposition is our answer. It
will be the strong base for our for
eign trade
Leon Krassin, minister Of COM
merce. thanked Mukhdar Bey, who on
behalf of the diplomatic corps ex-
pressed the admiration of the foreign
nations having diplomatic relations
with Russia and their desire to CO.
operate commercially with the Sow
lets.
Tohitcherin also thanked the Turk
ish diplomat and was loudly cheered
when he said: 'All the foreign rep
resentatives who are attending this
exposition will spread the truth about
Russia throughout the world"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-20
FRIEDA'S
FOLLIES
By NJ. E.
Copyright, 1923.
Copyright, 1928.

1t is so fashionable,
You know, to be occult.
Planned a most wonderful seance.
1t was at my place in the country.
We were a house party of eight,
There were certain unbelievers
Who simply had to be converted.
Ny reputation as a medium
Was at stake.
With the assistance of the servants,
Outside the window,
Every little detail of the demonstration
Had been carefully arranged.
Besides, 1 had two confederates within.
Suddenly everything in the room
Took life and movement.
Teh very chair beneath be swayed
And tilted.
My confederates looked at each other
Aghast.
Here was a real demonstration,
Unexpected and awe-inspiring.
had not counted upon converting
myself.
met the postman at the gate
The following morning,
Intercepting the mail, as usual.
It was fortunate.
There had been an earthquake
The night before.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-20

Report Shows $3.50 Have Attended
Religious Meetings.

A total Of $3.50 men and boys at
tended Y. NJ. C A religious meetings
during the last year, an official an
nouncement shows. Nearly 1900 men
and boys studied the Bible under ''Y''
leadership, S43 publicly acknowledging
conversion, W. C. Roberts, secretary
of Bible work. reported.
James E. Maxwell. director of the
educational department. reported 900
men enrolled in educational classes.
The dormitor1es have housed 1891
men, w. F. Brien reported. Reports
show 1881 boy members were re
ceived. sos men placed by the free
employment bureau and 1852 men as
sisted. The report declares that the
local colored mems branch of the "Y, -
with membership of 1888 men and
1883 boys. is the largest in the world
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-20

When the IL squares OF the cross
are filled with the numbers l to II.
inclusive, In the manner shown, the
requirements are fulfilled. Each hor1-
zonta1 row Xxx. and each vertical row
Wy totals e., The four center squares
add up to &c; and the four squares
marked ''x'' and the four squares
marked ''y'' each total 26.
Another possible arrangement is as
follows:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-20
G. A. R. MEETS SEPT 2-7
Fifteen Hundred Members From This
State to Encamp.

Probably 1900 members Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic and al
lied organizations in Indiana viii at
tend the ffty-seventh national en-
campment, Sept. 81. at. Milwaukee,
Wis. Three special cars will leave
the Union Station Sunday, Sept ..
at 11:45 a. m. Cars will be added at
Lebanon, Frankfort and Logansport.
The train will arrive at Milwaukee at
8 p. m. Robert w. Mcbride, national
judge advocate-the only national Of
ficer in Indiana-will go to Milwaukee
a few days In advance.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-20
New Music College Officials

Thirty instructors will compose the
faculty Of the Indiana College of
Music and Fine Arts, recently reor-
organized, when the fall term opens
Sept. 10. Horace Whitehouse, presi-
dent and director, announces. As
sisting Whitehouse viii be Arnold
z. Spencer. secretary, and these di-
rectors: Willoughby D. Bougnton,
Flora e. Lyons and Pasquah L. Mon
TAM. The school is in the former
Tudor Hall building, Meridian and
Sixteenth SITS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-20
WIDOW OF DIVING
VICTIM SUESPARK
Mrs. Lawrence Gennett Asks
$4,000 Damages,

Suit for $4,000 damages was filed
in Superior Court today against
Broad Ripple Park, Inc, by Mrs.
Irene Gennett, widow of Lawrence
Gennet, %, whose neck was broken
when he dived into the swimming
pool at the park June 26.
Mrs. Gennett alleges her husband
dived into two or three feet of water.
with no warning that the pool was
being emptied. He died two days later.
The suit gives Gennett's address as
Union Restaurant. E. Washington St,
and states he was railroad fireman,
earning $175 a month.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-20
GIRL BANDIT TELLS
OF MANY HOLDUPS
Reason for Joining Chicago
-0therS Held,

academy at New Orleans we went our
separate ways in search for adventure
First HOldup Accident
II was in my first holdup by acct
dent. We were out in Jimmy Vincis
car and they made me hide in the bot
tom until they got a roll Of money.
was scared. but after awhile liked 1t
Il loved Roy Palmer and intended
TO marry him because he never denied
me a thrill. Now though I think the
old copybook saying about birds of
feather flock together is true. and II
1 ever get out Of this jam I'll blow
Chicago and go to South America to
my brother. L wonder II he has found
his adventure"
Vtnci, also arrested. is the confessed
driver Of the car from which Moss"
Enright. labor leader. was killed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-20
Burglar Hurls Missile

gorge Williams. cofored. So, of SAL
Eddy ST., is in the City Hospital to-
recovering from cuts received
vhen a man discovered in the act of
ohhing his house hurled something
at Williams that made a severe cut
on the right side Of his face. The
'rglar ran.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-20
A Puzzle
a Day

Two captains were discussing the
relative sizes of their companies. One
said, "One-sixth Of my men are away
on leave, II are in the hospital,
are detailed on special duty, and 1
have 81 here on duty" The other
replied, MY company is larger than
yours, for I have 70 in my command. -
What was the difference in numbers
Of the two companies?
Aurr,ro.. Al, r,rorrin,,s ,,n,nrla.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-20
BANDIT ELUDES POLICE
Hold-up Man Escapes in Alley After
Running Battle

A colored bandit proved too feet
of foot for police in a running battle
near McCarty St. and Capitol Ave
Sunday night and escaped. Accom-
panied by a colored woman, the ban
dit attempted to hold up Thomas
Diggins, 1416 e, Vermont St, and
Herbert Blake. Patrolman Roeder
and Farrell appeared on the scene
and the iegro fed After a running
revolver battle the man escaped in
an alley.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-20
CHURCH INSTALLS PASTOR
Former Cleveland Hospital Superin.
tendent Succeeds the Rev. Evans.

The Rev. F. H. Diehm was installed
as pastor Of st. Johns Reformed
Church, Alabama and Merrill Sts.,
Sunday. He formerly was superin.
tendent of the FairWiew Park Hospi-
tai at Cleveland He succeeds the
Rev. Ernest N. Evans, who resigned
to go to Pittsburgh.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-20

Marie was dressed in a gray quaker
costume" when arrested. To other
members of the group. three of whom
have also confessed, she was known
as Betty" Several OF the men were
identified by robbery victims.
I'm mighty glad now I am alone
in the world" Marie said today. My
parents died four years ago and when
my brother and l graduated from an
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-20
Craving for Thrills Giyen as
Robber Gang

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 2O.-Miss Marie
Du Bots, 81, pretty daughter of for
merly prominent New Orleans family.
today is alleged by police to have con-
fessed to assuming the role of bandit
queen" because she has z passion for
thrills.
The girl with a group Of eleven
other underworld characters" were
arrested by detectives seeking to clear
up twenty-five or more robberies here.
She admitted, police officials said, that
she was Roy Palmer's girl" Palmer
was one of those arrested. Loot worth
about $4,000 was recovered in a secret
drawer in his fat.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-20

Perfection Butter Mako Kiddies Grow.-Adv.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-20

MOTION PICTURES
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-20

Answer to previous puzzle
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-20

academy at New Orleans we went our
separate ways in search for adventure
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-16
95c PLATENE HosfoVsKE
UTERAKY 20 fae

NajkraEic cisto pldten6 host 'oy
ske uteraky axe ste kcdy videli ~
tax nizku cenu. Fame, makke plat.
no damaskovym ramik0m, iniastA
ma nlogogrsm pekne ohr4heas, lax
"a intpye. Fame s5c uter4ky po
Soc kus.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-16

Mate na SIeyensku i znamycb,
|priatei'ov1a q rodinu.
!. Napiste i'm, zs aluericki Slovaci
|stoja Pri pich peyne Y ich ..b0ji %
|slovenskd autonomiu, aby vydr-
|zali. ].
Najdste -yecny clanok y. pro-
speech nasej akeie ~ uzakoaepie
Pitts gbSkej Dohody y. niakto-
rom sloyenskom' aMerickom Case.
|pise. Vystrihnite hbS i poslite ME
kolnu do syojei rOauej ebce 3 =
|prayou; prsai ] 4 I d'slsj!
Tlac je. moe. . t0s
|siin1; ossireni4, ! VI MID: u /. Ffsto. pred
platte 81 sdobre krajove slovenske
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-16
75c JACQUARD KUPEL M
5. UTERAKY 70 56c

Ina vel 'ka extra zviastnost -
vel Ike, pekne jacquard turecke kI-
pef'ne uteraky, ruzovej, modrej ula-
tel a lilavej farby, $ rnonograns,-
vym ramikom-najfajnejsie q aa
sich 75c utcrakov, len po Soc kns.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-16

5y4sEFTsg gSgSy &3ks srT,-ss
'casppisy n aro4nie Novinys'',
s Gley6l stp.. AHA pfsa Ne
ltak4tna dascpy Mn svoj me
mysh pria( N IA 81 rfllpslem n VIA
nj vlesti ktss II IN ~ ayaiieh
Fprostrledkoy pfedplAcat' nenozu.
Predplat'te americl saovSnske
'aevinyi ts1eyensk { -b tlie Secla lo-
yaeke y sloyeask iazyku tia
Gene) svojim znipym ia PIRATE
|l'nm 4 kraH MY Gdifall . tom, 20
|psetko my tll Y ich sanime robi-
the, defpali !. teho posiinenis K
kap4su, Z
,Vybera - niektors Vas ma
Hlovensko. Nezabudnite mu ma
srdee Whit, ahy Y starej Wast;
apostoloval d'alej a horliye "a
myslienkn slosenskej antonomie.
"a slovensky narudny ideal-pitts
burghski dohodn.
Poyedal nesmrtcl'ny Kollar
Caste viacej zm6ze pastierova
|chyska, jako tabor, nehoz yaltil
Ziska!''
Toto je boj vsetkych Slovakov,
A je to niclen BOZ "a narodnd my
Slienku, ale zaroven j obraila prot
hospodarskej eksploitacii (vyko-
risteniu) Slovenska.
Zdar naSeho hnutia je syste.
matickej, organizovanej, jednot
nej a ciel el'uvedomej drobnej pra
lei vsetkJch, bez rozdiel'u stavu :
nabozenstva. Drobna praca ie "a
kladom vel l'kych diel! Bez nej, a
koby SINE chceli stavat' cd sire
chy. Preto, prilozme ruky K dielt
Ivsetcia! Y ).
I Zrob kazdy, co m6zes, a jake. Z
lhlava srdce diktuj1, a urobif $
lsvoju povinnostI .sS' Y, /: sia
i Joxsf Husek, :
t.. Z: 'prcdseds v, p. s. s
- = a L. .,F.f
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-16
Pise: Nv. 4, Kon,pkn


9.-s. reDuhlz, vaetci tito pfacu-
III "a niG viac a mic menej, ai1o
"a PittsburgAskn Dohodu, ktora
sama sebe znaci jednotnd C.-S.
repnbliku, bez ktorej nema slny-
slu Pittsburghska Dohoda a pre-
dsa eitajte elanky, rezolhcie
druheho tabora a. nenajdete ineho
largumentu ako ze ohradzujd sa
proti ssprotistatneinu' lcinkoya-
Iniu Bieleka, HuScka, Bibzu, Koln-
lpanka, atd'.
ia napisal som do sto clankoy,
lv kazdom jednom prejavujem NJ
| do nekonecna lasku k statu C.-S.,
radost' mad MIN a obavu, ze pre-
slepotu viadnych pride do t'az-
keho polozenia a predsa - vraj
.SKompanek pracuje "a Horthy-
| no. Jehlicsku' a za> inych eertov
diablov nasho naroda repub-
Iliky. Kazdy to dobre vie, / ten
najvaesf protivnik vie, ze je tomu
ME tax, ale on predsa storaz napi-
Sc to, storaz to povie. Kan to do.
~pejes
Samospfava, autonomia! Tisic-
raz bolo povedane, ze TAX krajo.
vi prcdprevratovi ako americki
iSlovaci ziadajh UzAKONENIE
pray slovcnskeho naroda len
POSTUPNE do zivota uvadzanie
tychto a predsa - vraj okamzita
autonomia tax inak. Je to ukru-
the prekriicanie, ked' sa kazdo-
denne argumentuje, ze "Slovacl
,nemajd dost' l'udi pre- spravova-
nie Slovenska, ze potrebujd po-
imoci Cechoy, ze = vraj - my
chceme vyhnat' Cechoy 20 slo-
yenska, chceme trhat' jednotu a
vzajomnost' techov a iSlovakov. .
Je to smutne, je to tragicke, lei
mech mas Bob chrani, aby sa to na
mas nepomstilo! Lcbo ia pomsta
bola by osudnou.
Je to strasne, ked' krajovy Via.
dny Slovensky Dennik napise, II
I"koalovane strany Y Prahe kona
il porady, ably spoloenym memo
random ziskaly americkych Slova
kov pre- "jednotnost' c.-S. repub
lhy." Ale pre- Boha, ukazte M
len jedneho americko-slovenskeh.
redaktora, predsedu organizacie
alebo ineho pracovnika. ktory b,
nebol "a "jednotnost' C.-S. repnb
liky''! Nuz ale potom naco So
Istale vravi koze, ked' je rec ,
Ivoze? -
| Apclujcm, upozornujem pro
lsim. Apelujem ia rozumnoss
lzodpovednost' svedomitych Slova
lkov, Upozornujem na vel'ke nc
lbezpecenstvo tohDto zavadza
lnia pochadzajnce, ;uposornujenl
lie je to najnebezpecnejsia hra ;
lohnom, ked' roduvernf, predpre
vratovi, zalarovani Sloyaci stava
mi sl do svetla mad 'ar6noy, Hor
thyovcov, lebo ak Mad ''ari nebu
Idu mat nijakeho uz argumentu Z.
Esvoju integrity" IS tJmito in
|sinuaciami chodiac po Anglii
ISvajeiarsku, Talianskn, Franciiz
|sku, touto nasou zast,bu ina. dany
mi zbraniami mozu hssei repubIi
Ike TAX poskodit', akp mic ma tom
Ito svete. -
I Prosfm o rozvazitost', serioz
most a vecnost'.
i Konecne este raz, posledny raz
|raz ma vzdy yyhlasujem kazdem'
IL ~ "a 4 +
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-16

Al "a nami nasledujicc gene
racie rozoberat budI zivot slo-
venskeho naroda v pryych rokoch
po utvoreni C.-S. republiky, budd
sa muset' zhrozit', pohorsit', py-
rit' mad zjavom, ktoreho SINE "
starej vlasti i Amerike denne
svedkami: prekrticanim pravdy,
nestydatym hovorenim nepravdy,
zneuzivanim dobromysel 'nosti, ,tiez
nevyspelosti, neorientovanosti l'u-
du. Je to skuto6ne strasny zjav.
Ci nazanevrie ta budica genera.
cia ma mas, ked bude vidiet ze ii
lktori 81 svoj stat utvorili, jeho bu-
dovanie hatili nedostojnost ami,
prekricaliim, zdmysel'ne, aleho
zlomysel'ne falosnJini insinuacia-
mie CT nekopc 81 svoj vlastnN
hrob hrob svojnu narodu sta.
tn kto nemoze precitat', alebo Wy
pocut' jednej vcty, bez toho, se
by ju nevykritil, celkom opacny
smysel jej medal!
Preto ia pod dojmom tohoto
strasneho zjavu, lasky k naro.
du svojmu, narodu eeskemu, ma
Sci drahej matke C.-s. republike
z obavy pred istymi zlymi konca-
mi tcjto okolnosti, apelujem ma
srdcia mysle kazdeho roduver.
neho Slovaka a Cecha, Slovenky
a Cesky. Apelujem d6razne, upo,
zornujem a prosim: Sestry, bra.
tia drahi, zaehovajte dostojnost
rozyazitost'. vaznost'! H'adajte
lpravdu, milujte pravdu, hovorte
pravdu, ciiite pravdu! Vystrazne
volam: Beda nam, beda pamiatke
nasich vel'kych otcQv, beda mas,
mu pokoleniu, nasmu narodu, mas,
mu statu, jestli sa nevzpamatame
Pomery v slovenskej Amlerike
raznymi kroky napredujd Il 1pl
nemu vyjasneniu. Doteraz bold
mnoho taborov, kazdy easopis, ka.
zda organizacia, kazdy redaktor 2
Iverejny pracovnik reprezentoval
svoju specialnu politiekn teoriu
Dnes sd len diva tabory: jeden "a
Pittsburghskd Dohodu a druhi j
proti nej. Lei prave pri yyjasilp
yani stanovisk tychto dvoch taha
rov stojime pod tymto strasnyn
dojmom, pod dojmom zayadzania
prekrlcania, hoyorenia neprav
ldy.
VSETCI americki Slovaci bol
zastnpeni 30. maja 1918 V Pitts
burghu, ked' osnoyala sa Pitts
burghxka Dohoda, VSETCI anne
ricki S16vaci boil zast1peni, ked
| II. maja 1921 vo Washington'
vyniesla sa znama rezoliicia ohl'a
dom vtelenia Pittsburghskej Do
hody do ilstayy C.-s. republiky
VSETCI americki Slovaci boil re
prezentovanl ia XIV. kongres'
Slov. Ligy, ked' program Pitts
burghskej Dohody pre- d'alsiu pra
Gu Sloyenskcj Ligy JEDNOHLA
SNE Dol odhlasovany. A preds;
|dnes, ked' sa robi len to, 20 VSE
lTCI americki Slovaci 81 ziadali
iproti vykonavatel ,om ltejto vEe
obecnej ziadosti argumentuje S,
LEN A LEN, ze tito ehc1 Sio
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ipracoynici nezameskajd aui jed
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