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The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-25
IF BACK HURTS
 BEGIN ON SALTS
Flush Your Kidneys Occasionally bY Drinking Quarts of
 Good Water.

No mdn or woman can make a mistake by flushing the kidneys oc- casionaii1, says well-known auth ority. Too much rich food creates acids which clog the kidney pores SO that they sluggishly filter or strain only parl of the waste and poisons from the blood. Then you get sick. Rheumatism, headaches, liver trouble, nervousness. constipation, dizziness sleeplessness, bladder dis orders often come from sluggish kidneys.
 The moment you feel q d1lll ache in the kidneys or your back hurts, or if the urine is cloudy, offensive, full ol sediment, irregular of pas sage, or attended by sensation of scaldiBs. begin to drink soft water in quantities: also get about four ounces of lad Salts from any re- liable pharmacy and take a table, spoon h a glass of water before breaktast for Q few days and your kidneys nay then act fine.
 This fanous salts Is made from the aciti of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has been used for years to help flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them to actiy- ity, also 10 help neutralize the acids in the system so they no longer cause irritation. thus often relieving bladder disorders.
 lad salts is inexpensive and can not injure; makes a delightful eff ferveseent Whitewater drink, which everyone can take now and then to help keep the kidneys clean and the blood pure. thereby often preventing serious kidney complications. By all means have your physician, examine your kidneys at least twice year.
 advertisement
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-25
WESTERN THRILLER Al LIBERTY TONIGHT

1.-The little Western mining town is thrown into a burst of excitement when two Secret Service men ride In. spy mysterious stranger, and dash off in pursuit of him, after he has escaped amidst a volley of shots. The Fugitive eIudcs them by plung- ing hi3 horse perilously down a noun tainside, and they come back, empty handed, explaining that the hunted man is Phil Kennedy, one Of the cieverest counterfeiters out of jail, on whose trail they have been for months.
 ]. The. fugitive, after his escape, comes on a young girl, Mariposa, fish ing in a mountain stream.- She slips on thei smooth rocks, and plmnges into the boiling waters. He dives after her. At the very edge of the
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-25
C0-EDS TAKE
 TO ATHLETICS

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal, April 25.-Womenis track and field athletics have been started here by the Stanford Women's Physical Edu- cation Department for the first time in 20 years. Fifty women registered for instruction under Miss Georgina Burke and Miss Christine Fabb.
 The courses will include instruc- tion in the shot put, broad jump, high jump, relay, 100-yard dash, 220. yard dash, quarter mile, and possibly the javelin and discuss throw.
 If present plans are carried out the physical education department will build a track back of the wom ems gymnasium. Failing in this, the present hockey field will be used until a track is built in connection with the now gymnasium proposed by endowment fund authorities.
 Near the end of the present college quarter the various class teams will compete for interclass honors in an. attempt to .build up team for in toreollegf.ste competition next year. No meets with outside teams will be held this season.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-25
RESOLUTION TO
 FIGHT RESERVE
 ORDERS PASSES
House Passes Senate Resolu- tion 10 to 6-Division
 Memorial Is Lost.

With six members voting against it's passage, and most of them pro testing against what they termed un. necessary and unjustified obligation of Territorial funds, the Senate reso- lution authorizing the Attorney Gen. eral to test the validity of the fish reserve orders passed the House yes terday afternoon. As amended by the House it authorizes the expendi. ture of 5000 in carrying out the direction or the Legislature.
 The resolution, as originally intro duced in the upper House, carried an authorization for $10,000. This was cut down to S3,OO0, which was characterized by several Senators as being ample. It will have to be sent back to the Senate for concurrence in the House amendment.
 Representative Murray, Foster and Price were the main opponents of the passage of the resolution. Foster, Murray and Price argued that it was not a business proposition. It was that no member of the
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-25

be mustered for reconsideration The vote in the memorial Monday was eight to eight.
 Fosters bill authorizing the estab- lishment of branch bank at Sitka, after being declared unconstitutional in an opinion rendered by the At torney General, was reeommitted with instructions to amend to cure the defect claimed by MT. Rustgard. His opinion said the bill was special legislation and could apply to only one particular corporation, pointing out that such measure could be enacted If it were made general in Its application.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-25
klLLlSNoO NEWS NOTES
Special correspondence.)

kILLISNOO, April 21.-The Kills noon Packing Company's boat Oreanic made | trip to Juneau this week
 The waterfront is a busy place these days. Boat owners are repair ing and painting their boats They are getting ready for the coming fishing season. Many of the native people expect to go to Little Port Walter for the simmer
 Ths gasboest Electric, Of Litae Port
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-25
MRS. cAsHEN RETURNS
 = HOME FROM VICTORIA

Mrs. Jerry Cashen returned home on the Princess Mary last evening after a~short visit to Victoria, where she went to attend the graduation from St. Joseph's Hospital of her daughter, Miss May. The latter will remain in Victoria until fall, when she is expected home.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-25
DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS

waterfall, he grasps her-life and death for both hang in the balance then he slowly works his way to safety. He carries Mariposa to her farmhouse home nearby.
 Then starts a thrilling story. Bill Patton and Dixie Lamont are the two stars in this feature, which is at the Liberty tonight.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-25

ANY REASONABLY PRICED couse or apartment may be rented through an inexpensive classified ad- vertiaement in The Empire. Test the matter The risk" involved is co small that lew peos.le would disaiky
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-25
RECOVER FROM ILLNESS

Nick King, who has been under the weather for nearly two weeks, is feeling much ihetter again and ex- pected to. be able to return to his work at the Al. this morning.
 Mrs. King is also recovering from a severe cold.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-25
GOES TO SlTkAA HOT SPRINGS

Mrs. H. Ash will leave Thursday on the Estebeth for the Sitka Hot Springs, where she will take the Goddard baths for rheumatic trou- bles. She may 'be away for month or moro.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-25
CHIEF IN HOSPITAL

Chief of Police T. F. P. Keegan went to St. Ann Hospital last night for four or five days treatment to his foot, which was badly smashed about one year ago.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-25

Walter vas in port last Tuesday. night. psss
 Shorte Hobson and wife. Joe Nook and Gee Hobson went to Juneau this week on lbeir gasboat.
 Wm. Quick, who is working for Sawyer 6 Reynolds, Is spending a few dass n IGnisnoo.
 King salmon are running at Danger Point and in Hood Bay and many natives arc trolling.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-25

The low that has
 central today over the Canadian Yukon Valleys in ana and middle Yukon Valleys reading having been last total 1ss inches since yesterday morning. Codova vails along the
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-25
VISITED HERE

Mrs. l.. Kane. accompanied by her daughter. Patricia, were visiting friends. on the Island yesterday. They returned in the evening to their home at Hoonah.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-25
RETURNS TO VIM. HENRY BAY

Ted 1Doogan left the first of this week for the mining company at William Henry Bay, where he is employed in the milling plant.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-25
NEW DRIVER

Charles Miller announces that W. J. Keifer is now driver for the Miller Taxi service and that the service is now open day and night.
 -adV
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-25

Legislature knew whom was to be sued, when, where or how any action was to be brought, or if one can be brought whether there is any hope Of it being successfully maintained. MT. Keys. seeking information, asked if any instance of injustice still un- remedied by the Bureau of Fisheries, was known to anyone without ob- taining any answer showing such in- justice. MT. Price remarked that there had been some small hand-can- ners injured by the original orders but that these injuries had been lighted and none now exist.
 It was stated by members support ing the resolution that the Attorney General had Uniformed the committee that he did not know whether any suit would be started, or how one might be initiated, and that unless he believed he could successfully prose cute one, no action would be under taken. Others argued that 1t was d logical step in support of the stand taken in the passage of the Grant Fish Memorial in which the reserve policy was attacked. Those voting against the resolution were: Murray. Price, Foster, Staser and Shepard.
 Reconsideration Is Lost
 The Foster memorial asking for a division of the Territory was deH- nitely killed in the House yesterday when MT. Prices motion for re- of Mondays vote was defeated. Only seven votes could
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-25

REBEKAH LODGE TO MEET,
 Northern Light Rebekah Lodge No. IA will meet at 7:45 Thurs day night. Gertrude Jewell, N. G adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-25
Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. s. s Weather Bureau.


Light rain followed by clearing tonight; thursday generally fair and warmer; gentle
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-25

Furniture move0 and stored Heavy hauling done. Phone 48. Ju. neau Transfer. adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-25

NoTE Observations rancisc' are made at a. m. and m.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-25

Old papers ,or saIs a, Emp,,s.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-18

Sc jednfm, nerozlulcnym naro-
dem."
Katolickolidovy "Prazsky We
cernfk" odmita "a csl. stranu
lidovou akci l'udovci takto:
Memorandum jest memoran-
dem stvavym, ba nejstvavej-
sim let8kem proticeskym, KITE
|ry byl' sepsan nekym, kdo ne
zna ami abecedu politick6h
ziyota. Co nejhorsiho "SlOvak"
kdy 0 Cesich napsal, to jest v
onom let&ku bez dikazt a dd-
vodd. Memorandum inspiroval
|nebo psal n9kdo, kdo ma 1my-
81 rozsffit je "a hranicemi a.
spoh m spomoc zahranicni Sc
odvoI&vAs Ma teto ceste Sc l'u-
dovci nedostanuo 'ku zlepsehi
slovenskych pomerd, Lituje-
me toho velice, protoze dosa-
vadni stay JEST IA yehkou sko-
du katolicl& v4ci nejen, ma
Slovsnsku, nybrz v eele' re-
publice. 2 memoranda hudou
nit dzasnou radost j Mad'afi !
|Polaci, ale bolesti je budou
Gisti ii upffmni Slovaci-katol(-
ci, ktsH dovedou mysleti bez
vasn& nsb chorobne zaujato-
sti."
(Ceskoslov. Rep. II. Kill }
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-18

ka delegace v zeneve prohla-
sila, BE "vsetko, co ustanovil
prof. Masaryk, predseda Ce-
skoslovenskej Narodnej Rady
uzavrene smluvy a "a
vazky ostavajd v platnosti." !"
Nemame sice po ruce textu pro
tokolu, ale docela autenticky
jsme zmocn3ni prohlasiti, Re
delegace ceska 0 pittsbuske
smlouv3 nemela ami potuchy, a
re pod zavazky a sml0uvami
rozumela jenom veci, ktere Sc
tykaly nasi svobody naseho
mezinarodniho postaveni. A "a
sc nemohla mic konecne ratifi-
kovati, nybrz zavazati Sc jen
X tomu, re bude donna p1sobi-
ii k tomu, ably zakonn6 institu-
CO vsechny tyto veci zakonitou
formou ratifikOvaly.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-18

nohaay domevnik, - Ham
burska policie dozvedela Sc
tyto dny. ze U jiste domovnic-
ka roefiny bude prodavano pod
ruk0u velik6 mnozstvi skvostl.
PMicsini zfixenci odebrali Sc
lo naznacen6ho domu q pred
stayili 50 jake koupechtivi A.
msriGane. V domovnikove ro-
dine S pocatku popirali, ze by
meli n6jake skvosty. Ale kdyz
pQlicejni zfizenci Akazali, re
mai 5000 dollar1 - arcit' ne
pravych a tudiz neplatnych-
byi vpustSni do hytu q tam
| Jim bylo predlozeno velike
'mnozstyi skvostu. Pohcejni
zfizenci zabayili M to vsechno
v hodnQt6 6 mil. marek a zatk-
[ Ii ,celou rodinu. P0nevadz vse-
'chny veci a ohsly byly opatfe-
NY razitkem- jiste mexicke fir
my. mysli Sc, ze skvosty byly
.odeizeny 2 n6jak6 vyvozni "a
silky, .neho ze p0chazeji ne.
jake loupeze v Mexiku. 4.
! StsdroveSerni d&rsk =. To-
,yarnik s. yskrom6riM dal, i&k
yypravuje Nor. . Vecernik"
syoji zene ma .vanoce par ele-
gantnieh rukavic. zena, kdyz
.aareSsk spatfila, tua zef; zlOsti
re je TAX nepatrnyy, Nhodila rlu'
kavice do pece. By1 ! toho
'dom&ci nesv&r, nebot' y kaz
dem prstui rukavice bylo scho
,vano 1000 Ke.' R6zeilena ze'
na tedy vhodila do otlale 10000
XII a r.akayiee. Litovala, ak
bylo posdE.
=
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-18
CTVRTEK, l8. LEDNA, 1928.
MEMORANDUM SLOVEN-
SKE L'UDOVE STRANY.

SAE Il OR11vE StNANJ.
Obsah memoranda t',udove
strany, podaneho POSI-. Hin
kou presidentu republiky ''vce-
ra, uvefejnily diva listy, jejichz
vyb6r P. Hlinku charakterisu-
je jak pudoyou stranu, tax i
tytb listy: "Cech" al "Pragai
Mag. Hirlap"! Memorandum
jest smlskou obvyklych hesel a
frazi 4rud'ackych vudc6. Me-
tnorandum tvrdi, re v konsoli-
dujici Europe "slovenska kra-
jina" jedina je odsouzena k po-
tupnemu a tichemu zahynuti a
ze slovensky narod jest "a Ii
va odsouzen. Uvadi dokumen-
ty valecne zahranicni revo-
lucni prace, tax washington
skou proklamaci, cleveland
skou smlouvu,' pittsbu1Skou do
hodu jako dokumentyl state
pravni, ac v techto dokumen-
tech zjevne jde pouze resent
otazek budouciho statu cesko-
slovenskeho. Phi tom zamlcuje
deklaraci martinskou a vzpo-
nina nesmele, ze pfi prevratu
nase diplomacie "neprizvuko
vala ma mirove konferenci z
politicko-taktickych duvodl
ma samostatne trvani histo-
rickou minulost Slovenska."
Memorandum tvrdi, re Cesi
Sloyaky oklamali, nebot' obsa
dill pry vojskem "slovenskou
krajinu" a udelali nj kolonii.
Neuvadi ovsem, re tehdy Ju-
riga a Tomanek sami volali ma
pomOc ceske vojaky utekli
do Prahy. Zamlcuje, re pudo-
vi poslanci odhlasovali ustavu
a tvrdi, ze byla Slovakam vnu-
cena. Ale ma oklamani Evro-
py vynasli pry Cesi mystifika-
ci ceskoslovenskeho naroda, a.
by Slovaci nemohli zalovat ma
mezinArodnim folu, pri tom
vsak zaroven tvrdi, zc SloNaci
trvaji ma. Cesk oslovenskcm sta
tn, jak no urCuji mlrovc smlou-
Wy.
Die tvrzeni Hlmkova "SiO-
vaka" memorandum je sepsa-
no nemecky, francouzsky an
glicky a italsky, ably mohl0 by
ii pfedlozena ma still Evro-
py." Ludovi poslanci vydava-
il So "a jedlne predstavltele
Slovak1 i je proto vyzvednouti
fakt, re pred prijetim deputa-
&c Fudacke dostavily Sc k pa
nu presidentoyi deputacc sio-
venskych socialnich deMokra-
tl (posl. Pocisk, Benda a sen
Babka) a slovenskych agrar
republikanl (sen. Rohacek
POSI-. Medvecky a yancekl q
mimi slovensky socialista Igol
Hrusovsky a 'ubezpecili pan;
preaidenta, "ze oni, zastupcl
roduv6rne vetsiny Slovakl, st'
il pevn6 ma stanovisku jedRot.
csl. statu a zavrhuji pudack.
pozadavek teritorialni autQpo
mie .Sloyenska. Pteji Aaopal
je3t9 blizsi q intensivnajsi spq
luprace 8 Cechy. : ni1niz cit
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-18

(K jeho stym narozeninam.) }

Rise DR.. j. Svitil-Karnik.
Rok minuly, neodvratne Sc
ke konci chyle, zasluhovai je-
ste pred Sylvestrem uctfti pa
matku velikeho Slovaka, jed
noho z nejzaslouzilejsich vo-
sudnem stoleti devatenactem.
Stefan M. Daxner, neohroze
ny zapssnik "a politickou svo-
bodu Slovenska, jeden re "tfi
Sokold" roku osmactyricateho,
byl muz skySlych dari dusev-
Mich. Proslpl iako lchvatny
fecnik a vldce lidu, iako inspi
rator aebo spplutydrce vsech
soucasnych snah o rovnoprav-
mast ziylu sl0venskeho, jako or
ganisator narOdniho skolstvi,
budovatel lepsich podminek hO
spodarskeho p0kroku, zasadiy
Sc lsp4sn6 zfizeni postos-
nich stanic a stavbu potreb-
nych silnic mezi sloyenskymi
stfsdisky, konecne ziskal IA
sluh jako spisOvatel, jenz V
mladych letech 81 xaveraoyal q
nansal dobrou noyelku, ma
skIonku let syych pax oboha-
til literaturu cennymi pametmi
re ziyota -sluzbe nayoda odda-
ne pQsveceneho. Jeho madam
vyYoynalo Sc jeho nelmorne
praeovitosti.
Narozen koncem prosince
1922 v Tisovci z vazene rodi-
ny .zemanske, narodne vveda-
mGle, rozvil Sc Qaxner dusev-
ne v druzin6 okouzlujiciho Or
ganisatoya prespurske mlade-
re. Sam doznaya, BE tn pod ve
denim nezapomenuteln6ho Stu.
ra jskra poyedomia narodn6ho
slovenskeho a slovanskeho rO2
nietena bola nom plamen
celI bytost' jeho preniknuvsi"
Pravnicke studium dokoncil ,
Presove, kde utvoril slotenskf
studentske druzstvo ma zpdsok
bratislavskeho a prednasel
nem o slovanskych d6jinacf
podle SafaFikovych starozitno
sti. . 81 i
Roku 1916. nast0uRA v rodi
sti dr&hu politicky pravnickou
zprvn phi advokaeii, pasdAj
v tlzpych statnieh ! saDospr{'
nJah lfadech. S pryym kyo
. KEN dD praxe zAeina; take hnaa
. Daxnaroya einnost .vefeiha
: kter6 % v6n0val 8 opraydoyJn
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(Nar. Listy, XII. 24,)

Slovenska hga " Amerlce
zaslala ceskym j slOyenskym
posla ancim memorandum ohled
ne provadeni. dohody, uzavre-
ne dne 80. kvetna 1918 mezi
riedstaviteli slovenskych a ces
kych organisaci We Spoj. Sta
tech a podepsane prof. Dr.. T.
G. Masarykem pred jeho od-
jezdem z Ameriky dne IA. Ii
stopadu 1918. Nechceme dnes
mluviti o politicke STRANGE We
ci, name jen "a svou poyin-
most konstatovati pravni ] vec-
ne nedostatky argumentace slO
venskeho memoranda.
Pfedevsim muslme veli-
kym d1razem konstatovati, re
zadna americka organisace, j
kdyz 81 jinak vysoee a vdecne
cenime vSeho, CO americti kra
jane vykonali pro naM svobo-
du, nemela prava k cemukoliv
zavazovati z&konnes ipstituce
ceskoslovenskeho statu, jeho
narodni shromazd6ni ! presi-
denta republiky. Take prof.
Masaryk, treba .byl pfedsedQu
narodni rady ceske "a hranici,
nemel nijakeho prava pravne
zavazovati budouciho presiden
Ia csl. republiky, i kdyby We
del, ze Jim bude on sam. Pro
neho mlze existovati jon mrav
nj zavazek, pdsobiti ma zakoa-
ne faktory We smyslu Jim pode
psane dohody, ale mic vic "a
jestli zakonne instituce neuzna
ly "a dobre prosp6sn6 vypl-
niti uzavfenou d0hod I'VE vseci'
ohle dech, mema to ann pro pre-
sidenta republiky nijakych
pravnich ddsledkd, ami to ne
tvori pro tvarce pittsburske
dohody nijakych pravnich, ale
take ne mravnich narokd.
Memorandum ovSem tvrdi,
lie smlouvu president Masaryk
podepsal jake president repu-
biky, ponevad3 byl pry zastul
ci "docasnei vlady volenycl1
zastupcov existujlcich politi.
ckych stran ceskych" v Zene-
We zvolen II. listop. 1913 pr
wynn presidentem esl. renubli'
ky. To je uplne 'vymyslen0, po'
nevada predstavitele ceskyct
stran v zeneye teprve ma eestl
domu dozvedeli Sc O pfevratn
. proto presidenta neexistujic
republiky nemohli voliti a pal
k takoye vQlbe yuhec nemel
zadneho prava ami mandatu
Prof. Masaryk byl sice Ia. rij
ma 1918 pfedsedou prvni vlad!
prohlasen presidentem rspubl
ky, ale v pravni fuHkce presi
denta mohl prirozene vstouRi
ii teprvc tehdy, az prohlasil, q
volbu priiima slozil pfede
: psaAy slih. Kdyz ,podpisova
pittsburskou dohodu, podepiso
val il jen jako prof. lMasaryk
ponAvadk zakonne pfsdstavi
tslstvo esl. statu pfejaly Cd aa
ffjns Narodni vyhor q Narod
nj shromaxdSni, jakoz ! prvu
, posledpi zvolena vlada.
Falesna je take interpaeta
, %. ze pittshurska snlouva sts
Ia sc zavaznou, ponevadz eel
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sazen, dozil Sc toho nevdeku,
- No mad 'aronsk& cirkev lu-|
terslk& odstranila = dfadu Girl
keyntho inspektors q potresta-
II t4zkou pokuton M pen6zfch.
Kohecne j jehe avn vyloucen z
evangelick6ho tistava v Rxati-l
slave a dostudovati musil VI
Pferov9.
s.. DaxRsf byl politikem vys
SihoasleAn 2 dirokehor rozhle-
du. Poznal zahy, ze n&rodni po
silent Siovakd znamenalo byI
z&royeh j apevlSni hAbshurslf6I !
no mocn&fstvi . we svych pol
litickych tprojeyech kolikrate
aa to ppozesail. Ala zaslepen&
Vfdsh rad9ji volila vIrovnani q
Mad.,ary ! hS<k&nf N6mcd mi-l
sto smiru sc vSerni harody ffSel
a tim vlastnf .!osud !. zpecetila.
Daxner TO spf&yn4 Pfedvfdal a
We svych pametech (Sloven. Pol
hlady 1922 vyslovil. Sc o tom
tskto: -
"Podvratenfm tisicrofnS Sho|
Uhorska a dosadenim na jehe
miesto Magyarorszksu (st&ta
Mad'arn) zavedenA .js borba
msdzismad' arstvosn y nemad'a ar
skymi n&roasini. ' ktoxsj tym-
te poslsdhtm ids 0 1iyot = jch
a6rddni hytost' a horba t& cim
dial t5m vac5mi haae prenikat'
do vsetktch z&hyhW ohcian-
|sksho : sp0laGensaeho 4ivota.
Ny. SlovAci, kaj u Y tejto de-
|mantacnej boshe vtedenskou
|politikou vydani SINE ma milost
. nemhost protivnikom nasim,
|ked' 81 oproti yrazedlnym dto-
kom ma mas robsnym darmo hu
deme hladat' zastitu pozitiy-
nom zakone, aleho v najvyssich
kruhoch panovnika obkiueuju-
cich, ked' aj beshranni a mali
stojime proti ozhrojenym obr-
nencom pri tom vsetkom Al nay
|budeme mat svojich spojencov
ktorych borba sams styori X po
moci nasej a ktorych intenzi-
vna sila r&st' hude s borbou
Gin dial tym Wac. A tym naslm
spojencom bude ten nezmeni-
telny zakon BoAi, die ktoreho
|kazdy zloEin nesie 70 sebou po
Ekutu a pot'azns ..zahubu svo-
!ju.' Tato v9stba Sc vyplnila.
Psmatku velkSho yadce sve
Tho oslavovai Sldv&ci' semersti
" fisovci jiz v letosnim riJnu.
IVzpomenou nan znova v tyto
,dny. Ksz by vsichni a nejvice
Ii, kteM rozdmychovanim nena
tvisti proti Cscham zenou vo-
du No mad'arsky mlyn, klepa-
jiei nyni ma prazdno, zamysll-
III = mad Daxnerovymi aovy,
ktesa mohou Jim pro vseehny
Ecasy btti varovnym memen-
TEN:
"Nemylte sa a neklamte sa-
lmjch ssba . inych. Cd Nemcov
a Nad'arov pre- narod sloven-
sky necakaite narodnu rovno-
pr&vnost'."