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Evening star., 1923-02-09
CABINET AIRS NEW
CANAL PLAN AGAIN

President Harding and his cabinet to-
day again considered tile proposal
for another interoceanic canal over
the old so-called Nicarasuan route.
Beside discussing the merits and
possibilities and the future needs for
this secondary canal. the President
and his advisors took up the matter
.of cost estimates. Secretary of War
Weeks. who was the first to bring the
matter of the future necessity for
such a waterway before the cabinet,
presented some approximate figures
and suggested that it might be a good
idea to have some Army engineers
prepare a tentative estimate.
He explained to the President and
the other members of the cabinet
that the original estimate of the cost
to build the proposed Nicaraguan
canal was s1s9.000.000, which was a
the original estimate for the Panama
canal.
Cost Near $4OO.OOO.oOO.
He added that the many landslides
and other difficulties met in construc-
ting the Panama canal greatly in
creased the cost and that before It
was finally completed, 1t had cost
close to s40O, 100000.
He believed that to build the Mica
raeuan canal today would cost prac-
ticalIy double the original amount, or
approximately 100000, about the
same as the Panama Canal total. The
original estimate for the Nicaraguan
canal called for waterway $50 feet
wide with a depth Of thirty-five feet
The War Secretary was Of the opinion
that this would have to be revised, be-
cause the dimensions would not be
adequate now and that besides 1t
would be necessary to construct more
locks than was originally planned. He
is advised that eight locks. four at
each end OF the canal. would be nee
essary to meet the situation.
Evening star., 1923-02-09

When women in the Fiji Islands be.
come mothers 4 blue patch is tatfooed
1T each corner of the, mouth,
Evening star., 1923-02-09
AROUSED BY WOOD.

awaiting his decision for many
months
Evening star., 1923-02-09
DENNY REPORTED
EAGER TO RESIGN
FOR POST AT TOXIC

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Evening star., 1923-02-09
RUSSIAN CHURCH HEAD
IN POLAND Is KILLED
Monk, Assassin, Opposed Polish
Policies of Metro
politan.

By the Associated Press.
WARSAW, February 9.-The chief
of the Russian Church in Poland, the
Metropolitan George. was assassi-
mated last night by the Russian monk
Smaragd.
The assassin belonged to a group
of clergy which opposed tho petro-
poIitan because of the latter's pro-
Polish policies.
As presiding officer OF the Synod of
Orthodox Eastern b hops, the Met
ropolitan George headed the third
church in order of Importance in Po-
land. Most of the inhabitants Of po-
land are Roman Catholics, with the
Greek Catholic Church holding Sec
ond place.
Metropolitan George held the titles
Bishop Of warsaw and Chelm and
Archbishop of wilma
Evening star., 1923-02-09
PRESIDENT TO HEED
PARTY'S WILL IN "a

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Evening star., 1923-02-09
SMALL HOPE Is HELD
FOR 115 IN SHAFT
AT DAWSON. N. M

Continued from First Page.D
Evening star., 1923-02-09
TURKS "BLUFFING,"
ALLIES CONVINCED;
MAY ALTER TREATY

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Evening star., 1923-02-09
STATEMENT Is ISSUED.

an investigation of the mine last sum
NOR
Evening star., 1923-09-03
$4,000 REWARD
FOR BANK BANDIT
|Former Pals Expected to Get
Al Spencer in Oklahoma.
- - -.
Dead or Ative.,' =
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
( TONKWAH, Okla, September a.
yThe spectacular career ;of AL Spencer,
sOklahomas most notorious desperate
sand bank robber since the days OF
sBill Doolin, Al Jennings and Jesse
sJames, will soon be brought to an
sabrupt end if there IS no slip in
sthe moose now Tightening about bis
sneck, it was revealed today.
His former pals, for monetary con-
asiderations, are going cunning for
him.
/ The monetary considerations are
soffered by the oklahoma Bankers
Shhssoclatlon; G. E. Dowis: Blackwell
sbanker and former president OF the
Organization. said today that $50, 900
Shas been raised for the capture Of
sSpencer. dead or alive....s:e
Makes Insurance. ,HieM.s
4Dowis drily. 60
I Mr.. Dowis explained that the bank.
kstraits. Because of the bold and
sbrazen caprices of Spencer burglar
ainsurance companies at any time may
srefuse to handle the Oklahoma
sbankers' policies on=4the ground of
stoo great risk. So the banks would
Z 1.-TWO former members of Spencer's
egang, who served time with him in
sthe penitentiary until he ESCAPED,
scame to me the other day." said Mr..
sDowis. "and said that if the bankers
Swould raise enough money to make
sthe risk worth while they would de-
oliver Spencer to the proper authorities
fdead or alive: So, / appealed to the
Sbankers of the state for contribu.
ftions and they all responded very
generously.
Way Spencer Works.
Spencer always calls his gang to-
tgether at a point at least $50 miles
tfrom where the robbery is to take
splace, Mr.. Dowis pointed out. No
Zone but Spencer knows their destina.
stion until they arrive at 1t, hence
sall chances of a leak are eliminated
9.After the robbery Spencer takes in all
bonds and securities and gives his
smen currency from his own pocket
gin return. He, later &disposes< Of the
spaper, through fence"
But his activities are about to cease
SHis pals are going after him. They
will bring him back dead or alive.
Sthey say, and knowing him 50 well
S4hey shrug wisely and remark:
ss-.Pxohably..asad..------.-..----=:--. - .:-.' ~
Evening star., 1923-09-03
'DEBS SAYS U. S. MAY
BE FACING BIG WAR
Foresees Greatest Conflict in His.
tory as Result of Italo-
: Greek Situation.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, September 3.--Eugene "
Debs. socialist leader. at a socialist
picnic here declared that the United
States may be drawn into the great
est conflict in history as a result of
the Italo Greek situation.
I, Il expect every hour to read that
the whole of Europe is engaged in the
greatest war o%all time as the result
of the present quarrel between Italy
and Greece he declared.
when that happens" he contin1
.ued, every effort will be made to
drag this nation into 1t. and unless
we are wary we will he leaving more
thousands of our boys buried in
Flanders fields.
There will be no non- -combatan mt s
in this next war. Airplanes will
traverse continents in day. Bombs
containing tons of deadly gases and
high explosives will destroy "a city
Ike Chicago in a night and XIII thou
sands OF helpless women and chill
lran -.
Evening star., 1923-09-03
1,003, ,e55 VOTES CAST
IN IRISH DAHL ELECTION
Free State Claims 73 Per Cent of
Balloting Favorable to Treaty Fl,
and Constitution.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DUBLIN September 3.-Final- fig
ures in the baIIoting last week for
members of the Dali Eireann were
made public yesterday. These show
that rhe polling, by parties, was as
follows:
Government, 415.14S; Republican,
286,161. Labor. 142.SSS; Farmers. 1885,
972; and Independents, 24.291. The
aggregate vote was 1.003,955
The government statistical depart
ment says the results show that 70
per cent pf the voters supported the
treaty and are prepared to work in
parliament under the constitution
Evening star., 1923-09-03
MOTHER AND BABE KILLED

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. September 3.
Mrs. Lily d. Stinson. wife of ]. r..
Stinson. planter of Swan Lake. and
her sixteen months old daughter
Inez, were killed last night when an
automobile in which they were rid
ing fell over a steep embankment at
the entrance to Camp Pike. near
here.
MIR. Stinsop and four other of his
children. ranging in age from four
to seventeen years. were cut and
bruised. none of them seriously.
Evening star., 1923-09-03
RECOGNITION OF MEXICO
AIDS PAN-AMERICAN PACT
Organization Of international Com
mittee to Follow as Direct Re-
suit, John Barrett Declares.

NEW YORK. September 3.--As a
direct result of the recognition of
Mexico by the United States, organij
zation of the International Pan-Amer-
loan Committee, Professionally started
last April during the session of the
nth Pan-American Conference at
Santiago. Chile, soon will be per-
fected, 1t was announced by John
Barrett, former director OF the Pan
American Union.
A meeting soon will be called, either
In New York or Chicago, for compile
tion of the organization.
Evening star., 1923-09-03
COAL CAR KILLS THREE,
Two Seriously Hurt in Train Crash
= ct Mine Incline.

THURWOOD. w. Va, September 8.
Mrs Kelly Ward and her two chill
dren, seven and nine years old. were
killed and George Adkins and S. T..
Irwin were probably fatally injured
yesterday when tram car crashed
down an incline at the plant of the
Cable Ridge Coal Company.
Evening star., 1923-09-03
Smart Topicoats
..:s'35 toss !.

They have the right swing, these -box.coat
models that fall from the shoulders in loose,
graceful lines, and they're in the fall shades
of gray and tan. Three Or four button;
regular or set.in sleeves.
Plain or plaid effects that are favored for
fall in metropolitan fashion centers. You'll
find MANY occasions to use one of these fine
topcoats this fall. More and more college
men are wearing them. -*..:.--. "a 80
@.s' -
Mems Clothes Section, SECOND floor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-20
BIsKUPov1 voJTAssAKov1 MEDAL PAS.

Dia 6. julia NAL prist' do Ameriky slovensky biskup
Votassak Porobene boly velke pripravy eho uvita
Eie mayor mesta New York NAL recnt stotna bicykli-
stow maa SHIFT cesn straz, zastupcova vrchnosti
svetskych cirkevnych boil oprot. Ale biskup
prsiel Telegrafovalo vsetky srany, dopytovane
boy lode mort, ci nevezl bskupa Neviezly no. AZ
prsa dakolko dni zprya, re bskup vobec neopustil
CSR, lebo vlada odoprela vydat' pas.
Je to smesne, ale zaroven hrubo uraza ice iednanie
is. vlady. Kym tato vydava pasy roznym pobehajom
este ich plat ably amerckych Slovakov rozostva IA
druhe strane odopera pas omu, ktory chce len dobro
naer baho pre- syoj narod.
Pred dvoma rokmi vde pisate' biskupa Vojtassaka
Lipt. Sv. Mikulasi Je zosobnena laska dobrota
K nemu ln.l vsetok mikuassky okolty lptovsky lud
Evanje1cky Mikuas vystavil slavobranu akei m ne
yystavily ami katocke mesta Uvitanka tato boa ste
srdecnejsa, slavnosnejsia nez uvtanka sameho pref
denfa Masalyka, ktory tom case cestova po ovensk
Nojtasak test yeke obi be slovenskeho naroda bez
rozdelu nabozenstva Mozno no prirovnavat kat bis
kupom Moyzesom biskupom Kuzmanym Tomuto
bskupov odoprela cs. vada pas navstevu amelckyc
Sovakoy. Bol to Milky ugazliv cn Ale nm ss ponzila
sanl Vida ociach ylada, ktoi
odepre pas takemu eloveku ako e biskup yojtassak
~ ho naprot tonu stvacorn bursom e vladou Pudu
ale vadou rozcnych Xix pre- svoj prospech pracu1cic
ako to al pocene defraudacie krachy dokazuj Najbl
pie vo1by ju vyzenl mocL
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-20

Ameicki Slevaci vazne ohrozui centralisticki rezm
Cesko- -Slovensku Nahanajh strach Wade ktora uz
reprezentuje ud, korej iny skutky s dalckd Cd zia
}dosti potrieb jeho -
W.. V1ada strach re je americki Slovac pomozu pod
raz uncle nohy, ktorych sto preto u cd roka pri
pTatuesa BOZ prot NAM Posela svoje predvoje pred
straze boovne oddele ktorymi ma prist generally
sobe dra Srobara, ably velkym iitokom pora pravd
prvo soveAskeho naroda obi ahcl prsam cs central
tstirkfho rezanhl ktoremu az take dycha. ' f. -
Lebo ako 81 mozno vysvet' mac lcnkevanie medzi
amer Sovakm Srba Dimtrje jevica ktorv PRIMAL re sbe
til vladu; zakladanie politicke crkvitky
"ceskoslovenskej' ktora nema pevneho nabozenskeho
podkladu; mesane do zleztosti nasch organzacii;
vpyvanie Ma ist cast tace posedne vysane Rudin-
skeho medzi mas? ~.-~.'
Br. Ignac Gessay nie nadarmo postal kabel ktorom
Srobara spoil menom Rudinskeho TO nlao svoj
vyznan Rudinsky nelnoze byt' inym ako Srobarovym
adutantom aby tn priprav cestu Wit aznemu t'a
zenu. Necudujeme sa, re Rudinsky nechcel vyzradt'
kto no postal neverime prsel sam cd seba svoje
peniaze, ktore 81 vraj pozica On ma dobre prcny
vyzrad' No vyzrado no ciastocne jeho chovanie
ma schodzi novnarm vyzradil no tax trochu n Y d.
ktory odrazu spust chva neho ochotu byt' eho
tribou.
Sipme, ze prpravuje veky BOZ o osudy sloven
skeho naroda to pode slobodne Amerkv Centraist
imperiasti vedia, dok ym sovenska Amerika soj
Ia prava slovenskeho nroda donna, do ch nepodar
i'm narod prprav jeho indvidualtu urobit' neho
latku rozmnozenie cesk6ho naroda. Amerck Slovac
s prpraven uvitat kazdGho ako 81 zaslnz lebo okrem
mzllcej mensny nebo cd skoncenia vojny tax svorni
OIL adom pozadaviek a narokov slovenskeho naroda
c. s. r., ako prave eraz. Zavest uz nikomu Wac
dajd; postaeilo raz.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-20

P. Dr.. Vavro Srobar patri me-
dzi tych l'udi, ktorych politicky
prevrat, po ukonceni svetoyej vai-
ky vyniesol ma povrch.
Ponevac tento pan chce prist' :
sem do Ameriky, aby tu predna-
Sal proti Pittsburghskej 'Dohode,
tedy proti uzakoncni,l prirodze
nych pray Naroda Sioyenskehpss
nebude fod veci, sked : 2jebo1 poaiti-
ku nasfm amsrickym rodakom v
pPavom svetle predstavime.
v ramci cyklu prednasok o ces-
ko-slovenskej revol1ci, 80. spri.a
t. r. vecer vo vl&dnej budove 7
Bratislave, preda3sa2 tcnto pan D
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-20

"odkass eslko.slovenslsj rsvo-
lrcie. : - Obsirny vyt'ah jeho
prcdnasky uverejnila vladna "S,o
venska Politika" Y {. SO q 3. maja
1923 ma lvodnom mieste.
Go ako nedp1ny je tento refe-
rat, predsa kaady nepredpojaty
clovek ,na6ze neho vidiet', aka
ne5efieka,s chA14ul'a q tlpanpje i. '
s "'SsvietsSSch" motaeoch 9pdpov
centralistov ohl'adom pocAopu:
naroda". P. Srobar - hned'
ma zaciatku svojej ucenej pred
nasky spcaina: "tsskesl6vsnS34
n1Fod ktory-vraj- tesae pred
vojiiou apocas vojny, boil az dplne
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-20
NOVA voJEA v EUROPE q TRI RoKE.

nyvaly minister vojny prezdenta Wilson's Now
ton Baker NAL po tieto dn rec konvenci Ohio Elec
tre Light Association Cedar Point O. ktorej predpo-
veda, ze behom trochstyroch rokov Europe vypukne
nova vona hroznejsa, nez posedna, ak Spoj Staty
zamiesajd sa do zalezitosti Europy.
Baker svoje predpovedanie zaklada na vyvine stua-
Gle, yyplyvajdcej merovych snldv havne vsak na te
rajsom pomere Francic Anglickom Nemeckom
Podobnu predpoved' vypuknuti vojny dal do verei-
nost Joseph Calaux bvv mnstersky predseda France,
tez byv. taiansky min predseda Ntti byv angicky m
predseda Lloyd George n vynkauci znalc europskej
situace
Ze Europe volaco chysta nasvedcuju mnohe okol-
nosti Jednu mich uz spomenuli mnule Boa to ma
vsteya marsala Focha Poll 'sku Cesko-Sovensku Ru-
munsku a Juloslavii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-20
sI.OvENsKEJ vEREJNosTI.

ny! Cesky minister odopiera pas
slovenskemu biskupovi, kym
desiatky vseiakych husitsko-cir-I
kvickarskych darmosl 'apov pri-
chadza sem buntosit' jeho pod
pisom s jeho pecat 'ou!
Vre krv slovepska, kym prazski
centralisti prikladaji polienko "a
|polienkom ma vatru nespokojno-
sti, = blri sa more slovenskej
shovievavUsti, a "bratia" Cesi ie-
jd este olej ma ohnik nasej roztrp-
cenosti! r. :.
SSleyac americka, co ma to? Ne
vstiipis ami teraz do seba, nepre-
citnes, nevzpamatas sa nedup-
nes este ami teraz nohou, zvolajiic
Erykom zdfalca: dost', potial' a ME
d alej!? We'd len tot ma sviatok
predchodcov toho biskupa, ktore-
no cesky minister tax sproste ura-
zil, kladol americko-cirkevny hod-
rostar 15-tisicovemu zastupu Slo-
vakov nasledovne slova do ist
."Na ziveho Bona prisaham, re
som Slovak ako taky chcem al
zomret '!' Boil by sme ma to uz
pozabudli? Me, nikdy! Dame my
al Prahe odpoved'. Tento Gin
"zbrkleho" ministra vyrazil iste-
ze dino hrnca nasej trpezlivosti.
Dnes m6zme vyslovit' len svojc
pol 'utovanie biskupovi Vojtassa-
kovi mad neomluyitel 'nym bezpra-
vim a nasilenstvom, zatracujiic s
opovrzenim pocinanie ceskeho mi
nisterstva. Casom ukazeme svettf.
do akej tlamy bezuzdneho impe-
rializmu vohnala mas trianonska
poucime zodpovedne
kruhy o imysloch a vycinoch ees-
kych vladnych medzitok pot "a
hom ma Slovensko dokazeme pre-
zidentovi Masarykovi, re nakol 'ko
je nam potrebne dodrzanie klau-
ziil Pittsburghskej Dohody bez o.
hl'adu ma to, ci to uz bud1 pova-
zovat' prazski centralisti "a svoj
"taborsky program, ei "a svoj
husitsky "Lucenec."
Pc dbru, ako videt', to nepoj-
de; kto victor seize, vichor zne.
Ak Prahe nesl1chaj1 ma prosby
a hrozby, ME ma dobre mienene
vycitky, - ak nevidia makavFch
dokazov zhubnosti svojho imperi-
alistickeho rezimu, najdeme cesty
a sp6soby, Go trebars fridrichov-
ske, - ale "milovat'," to jest:
respektovat' Cesi raz musia Slo-
vakov!
-Zivio biskupovi Vojtassakovi!
Hanba centralistickym tyra.
nom!
Zdar a Wit 'azstvo Pittsburgh
skej Dohode!
Rev. Jan Porubslsy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-20


ctvom vlady prazskej, spachanym
ma jednom najpoprednejsich
nielen obcanov nasej "oslobode-
nej' vlasti. ale al vysokom hod-
tnostarovi svetovej cirkve, nena-
chadzame zodpovednych SLOW k
vyjadreniu svojich citov. Opdst a
mas akosi prislovna bystrost' du-
cha V tejto chvili dusevneho str
nutia enielen mad nizkost 'ou l'ud-
skej povahy, aka sa zmocnila via.
dnych kruRov v Prahe, ale al mad
neslychanym sp6sobom urazky, a.
XII 81. nasi' oligarchovia dovolili
vrhn1t nam Y tvar spupnym odo-
prenim cestovneho pasu nasmu ho-
st 'ovi, biskupovi spisskemu, ndp.
Janovi Vojtassakovi, ktory pociar-
kom tohto mesiaca NAL pocitit'
prvy raz V zivote demokratickii
pohostinnost' nielen tunajsej Slo-
vace, ale al vysokych najvySsich
statnych al cirkevnych reprezen-
tantov tejto slavnej Republiky.
Prichadzal odporlcanfm pape-
zovym ako misionar, - pricha-
DIAL so srdcom, plnym lasky ako
smieritel' takreceno nepreklenu-
tel'nych protfv; prichadzal vyhla-
dit drsne a vyrovnat' krive, so
ziadost 'ou zelapim, ,yidet' uz raz
konecne "Ezaua "Jakubom"
V trvalom bratskom objati. :.
A vladni pani Prahe, "bra,ia
Cesi" drzim machnutfm ruky
svojho ministra odopierajd pas
muzovi makkej apostolskej pova-
hy - 70 strachu pred americkymi
doilarmi! CT svet videl kedy vac
sej nedoslednosti, nasilnictva a du
sevnej obmedzenosti9 Prichadza
mi ma UNI incident bisk. Strossma-
vera Franom Jozefom prilezi-
tosti kyjevskych oslav cyrillo- me-
todejskych, ktoru udalost' zvlast'
V Prahe perhoreskovali zatraco-
vail; myslim ma prazsky kongres,
po ktorom Mad 'ari nasich prena.
sledovali, - ale co je toto raku-
sactvo a co ia mad 'arska justicia
v porovnani S "bratskym" kopan-
com ceskeho ministra, zadanym
s..ovenskemu biskupovi?
Zial 'bohu, u ceskych ministrov
nebadame dzentlemenskosti ami
cinskych banditov. ktori pouzili
sluzieb knaza v sprostredkovani
svojich zalezitosti medzi svetovou
diplomaciou cfnskou vladou.
Biskup Vojtassak prichadzal mier
nit' mierit', jeho slnzby praz-
ska vlada nebola by byvala v sta
We odmenit - zlatom! Cesky mi
mister boji sa paru americkych
stoyak, kym ''jeho lide" jednym
smahom kradn1 slovenske Milo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-20

Il
ktore vyd&valo mad d'arske propa-
ga6n6 oddelsnis ' BudapeSti..." \"
idea slovenskej autonomie pcliti-
cieej, je vyn&le3oln mad 'arsksj
vl6dy pre- slovalzov zijuoich re-
publike Geskosloyenslksj.
Noze rozoberme tieto vety kri-
ticky a nakol 'ko mono objektiv-
ne.
. Prva veta horejsieho citatu z
prednasky srobarovej, je kuri6z-
ne nejasne sostavena. Spomina tn
"politickych zastupcov' "voj-
sko slovenske", ktorf pri 'szakla-
DAM" republiky tnepozadovali au-
!tonomie nikde ami v zahranici
europskom," ami "doma ma Slo-
vensku." Aku to dobu malena my
sli p. Srobar ?-Kedy sa to a kde
zakladala" .cesko o-slovenska re-
publika? = Ci tu chcel oznaGit
dobu vysttipenia revolucnej Mar.
Rady r. 19159 a ci dobu "dekla-
racie neodvislosti v oktobra 1872.
"A co ma znamenat'. podivne o.
znacenie miesta: "v zahranici eu-
ropskom?' - CT tn myslf Euro
pu mimo hranic c. 81. r.? a ei
rozumie svetove zahranicie mimo
Europy? - D'alej: koho mysli p.
Srobar pod "politickymi zastup-
ci Slovenska pa axe to "slo-
venske vojsko" spomina ?-ci ma
su spolbcnh IeskotslovenslkI re-
voluEn1 armadu, rekrutovann tn
v Amerike 20 zajateckyych kam-
pow Kusku?-ci snad' on NAL v
"zahranici eu1opskom'' nejakt
svoje vojsko, o ktorom neviemee
TAX sa ida, ze tu panu Sroba-
rovi islo predovsctkym to, ably
"vyignoroval" mas americk5ch
Slovakov. ktori SINE vtedy -
ked' nasi krajovi bratia sputnanf
boil mad 'arskou hr1zovladou,
-dl'a SLOW isteho pana - "utiah-
mutt chumacoch v kdtiku rak.
uhorskych zakopov ,cakali kedy
prestan1 dychat - boil jedine
povolani a opravneni hovorit' me-
nom Naroda Slovenskeho.
DPa nasho vedomia, zaklada-
ME c. 81. Republiky pocalo sa W.
stupenim Masaryka a ustrojenim
Revolucnej Ustrednej Narodnej
Rady," zalezajicej v prvej dobe
| z Masaryka. E. Benesa Stefani-
ka, ba jej elenom Dol al Duerich,
ktoreho Mar. Rada vyslala do Ru-
ska ako svojho podpredsedu. Ia
to Narodna Rada bola reyelucne
teleso, ktoreho auktorita a pod
mienka 1spechu, spocivala ma u
znani organizovanych americkych
Cechov a Slovakov, financujdcich
revolucnu akciu, a ktord vyslanim
Duericha a 'pozdejsie Stefanika
do Ruska rozSirila svojn akciu -
ciel'om stvorenia revolucnej ar
mady - al ma Rusko. ..
Ale tato Narodna Rada stala sa
spolocnou revolucnou narodnou
radon cechov a slovalkov, az Pr
uzavreti Ulevelandskej Dohods
~. oktobra 1915,-tedy samozrej.
me jej pravo hovorit' a jednat' al
menom mas Slovakov, zaklada sa
ma tejto Dohode, podmienene ie
|poctivym dodrzanim podmienok
tejto dohody.
Do tejto Ustrednej Narodnej
Rady vyslali americkf Slovaci
dvoch svojich l'udi, Osuskeho
Kosika. Prvy ostal Londyne, a
druhy siel dl'a 1prav Slov. Lfgy
do Petrohradu.
Zrejme je, ze tel dobe, -
ked' oba nase narody boly pod
hr1zovladou valeenou donna dplne
nemf, - Slovaci ale al Cesi boil
representovanf pred svetom len
tymito -cinitel'mi, ktorf boil W.
konnym vyboron1 revolucnym a.
merick5ch Cechov a slov6kov! a
ktorych al vel'moci 70 takch u.
Observation-Disclosures Mar.