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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-25
Ell NUEyo EMBAJADoR AME-
RICANO EN- TOXIC Sc HACE
DE MUCHAs AMISTADES

TOXIC, enero "a, Omitted Press)
Han transcurrido va algunas Sc
manas, desde que llegara a esta
capital Ell nuevo embajador amer1
cano, Edgar E. Bancroft. Duran
te ese tempo, un n{lmero de brl-
llantes recepciones para recibir al
nuevo embajador, asi como la opor-
tunidad de observarle en- su vida
diaria Ell la capital, han dado tan
to americanos como japone3es
una excelente oportunidad para
apreciar la personahdad del nuevo
representante dc los Estados Uni
dos.
No hay duda aIguna de que las
recepciones en honor a Bancroft
han sido inspiradas por IA sinceri-
dad y dc que todos en- Toxic saben
apreciarle debidamente.
Todos los representatives diplo-
uaticos Ell esta capital So han apre
surado q devolvefle sas visitas &c
cumplido, y Sc muestran contestes
en- que posee una atrayente perso-
nalidad.
su geniaiidad lie ha conQmstado
la amlstad de los americanos y la
confianza de los japoneses
Sc cuenta una historical relacio-
NADIA con su prinera vista a Shide
Eara, Ministro de Relaciones Exte-
Iiores. Sc tiene entendido que Guam
do Sc kace una vista de esta na$d-
raleza, la conversation debe ser
completamente ceremoriosa Ban
croft Sc do conocer como diplo-
n&tico; con una frase cue Guizas
otros no hubiesen empleado en- ta-
les circunstaneias
Fenetrando en- IA oficina del Mi
pistro, Bancroft, dijo:--
"Bien, entro a parar las ruedas
del gobierno por algunos meses. -
sfide Hara, en- un principle Sc
mostro algo sorpzendido. Luego Sc
sonri6 Y dijo:
! "Quiz&s por ESQ lie nc nlaild--..J
buscar. -
Luego, Sc ha desarrolIado una
estrecha anistad entire el embajador
el Ministro, de la cpal Sc espera
mucho benefcio de las relaciones
amistosas entire ambas naciones.
En- embajador lleg6 ell dia II de
noviombre del pasado ailo, y dos
dias despu6s Sc prcsent6 al Pala-
clio Imperial Esto, en- 81 era va
ma conducta y un procedimiento
POGO acostumbrado, pues per regla
general, ning1n representante de
una nacion extranjera, Sc le per
mite concede una audiencia has
ia por 10 menos dos semanas des-
ru6s de haber estado en- Ia capital
Desde entonces, ha lido de recep
ci6n en- reception, hacienda varias
visitas ademas, de caracter diplo-
mAtico Las colonias extranjeras
han dado en- 81 honor comidas IN
timas. El dfa 4 de diciembre de-
pasado afio la Association America.
ma dio un banQuete en- honor Ban
croft, EN- Ell Hotel Imperial Aqui
acab6 de hacerse popular nantes
tat1do que deseaba poner la dis
posici6n de todos los americanos
su ofcina, para cuanto deseaser
mandar, que 6eseaba Sc lie con
siderase como uno de tantos, no CO
mo un ser privilegiado por el solt
hecho de representar les Estadoi
Unidos ofcialmente en- ell Japon
Fl embajador es an ardiente de
fensor del juego de golfo,- y no des
precia nj una sola cportunl6ad d.
mgar nn bren pj--o4t-o, con I'm con
tendiente habil
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-25

ocho horas sohre La que no yolvera
seguramente Francia, pero que hui
biese sido sensato preparar mejor,
porque coloca hoy nuestra produc
ci6n en- enojoso estado de inferiori-
dad respecto de Ia dc otros pafses
eXtranjeros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-25

tratan dc proyocar esc&ndalos. FL
nuevo Presidente ha expresado ade-
mas SUI intenci6n de reducir consi-
dera ablemente ell ej6rcito, 10 cual
la causado excelente impression en-
toda la naci6n
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-25

LA LIGA DE NAcIoNEs PROM
TO RENDRA PRoPIEDADES PoR
vALOR DE CINcO MILLoNES
La 2>OLARES
GINEBRA. enaro 24 Omitted
P,ess) Como reBultado de Ia Ill
TINA decision de la Liga de Nacio-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-25
NJ POieaf6 estuda Ia stlaq6n de las fuanzas france
saS en- reIac0R con a pr0bkdia de las fepar3ciOaes


rs pN0N QUE AlENANA nGUEY Sc UNA FL PLAN DANES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04

A new British embassy. specially
built TO withstand earthquake shocks,
is being constructed In Tokyo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04

Fabric Floor ThirdD The Bon Marchc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
SWAMPSCOTT is
U. S. CAPITAL
Coolidge Makes II Center
of National Politics
HANDLES BIG PROBLEMS
Vacation" Enhanced by
Conferences With Leaders

SWAMPSCoTT, Mass, Aus. A.
~ President Coolidge has made
Swampscott virtually the summer
capital. as well as the summer
White House.
The promise he made before leav.
Ing Washington 20 let the nation
forget Washington and politics dur.
Ing the summer has been fulfilled
in regard 20 the capital
\ dozen governmental questions
OF national importance. which have
arisen since Mr Coolidge came here.
have been handled directly by the
president Now the laying Of plans
for tho winter session or congress.
and also for tho 1885 and 1925 pollt.
ical campaigns. is going ahead
speedily az the summer White
House.
Mr. Coolidge likes his vacation"
80 much. he IS planning Ga stay un.
~ Labor day. which would lengthen
his absence from Washington, orig,
lnally set for six weeks. 20 nearly
three months.
The presidents activity is shown
BY the summonscs he Is sending out
70 national. political and govern.
mental leaders for n conference
here.
John T. Adams. former chairman
az the national republican commit,
tee; Senators Curtis and Pepper.
Representative Madden and other
congressional leaders. have called.
MS well as hundreds OF his friends
and former associates.
Speaker OF the House I.onEworth.
Secretary OF Commerce Hoover. for.
rer Ambassador Harvey and many
others are expected this month.
Important questions which Presi.
dent Coolidge has handled since he
arrived here include the China and
Mexican disturbances. new world
court plan. several important devel.
opmentS In the tax reduction and
governmental economy program. tho
legislative situation. reorganization
OF federal prohibition enforcement.
tho anthracite coal problem and
others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
- CYNTHIA GREY ----
DID, Time Love Letter
Out OF Date?
Mother of Three Girls Believes Jazz
Age Has Caused Death of Romance
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Are love letters out Of date? mean The sort that grand
mother used TO tie carefully with blue ribbon and tuck
away in n satin box with faded rose petals?
The mother of three fapper daughters wants TO know
and promised TO find out from my readers if possible
She goes on to say that the letters her girls from
their beaux all but her despair They written
in jazz-me paer with such sentiments these: well,
oil topper, YOU certainly knocked the bunch for of
cream puffs' etc, etc.
Are the girls EXCEPTIONS Or has the fast and snappy
methods of this age killed the romantic custom of love
letters?
How about it, folks? Let's hear from you,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04

Three-thread-long boot ravel stops-elas
shades-sizes 81a to 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
Tauel
Etiquet

Dear Miss Grey; II IN proper Tor
woman to appear in the aisle
Of sleeping car In ucEligce7
PROSPECTIVE TRAVELLER
II Is quite proper for woman 10
wear modest and conservative
kimouo Of suitable appearance for
travel and wear V on her way To
the dressing room iu the morn
Ing This should be NJ a reasonable
hour. as 20 pass thru the car very
late when an the travellers arc NJ
Is embarrassing 10 othcrs and W.
bred. 4 light. fiinsy ncgllgeo
should not be- worn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04

intended 10 marry says I paint too
much claim rs mono OF hin
business And. OF course. VIC quar-
rel DO you suppose | would over
hc happy married TO man 80
prudlsh and narrow JANE,
Perhaps be is not pndiah and
narrow II may be- that he has
good taste and an eye for beauty
and knows that too much paint
on a girls face cheapcna ita lowell.
meas.
Are you sure you aren't wrong
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
Against
the LINN

Dear Miss Grey \ friend Of
mine says person " permitted TO
have two dozen bottles OF beer or
five gallons or wine in his home
II be doesn't sell Il? Is this cor
roc,7 READER
Your friend Is misInformeI, 4
person having intoxicating hcycr
ages In hs possession at home or
otherwise Is violating the federal
prohibition Iaw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
Generous
Neighbor

Dear Miss Grey What can / do
about neishbor who insists on
giving me food Stutrs, cabhagcs
berries. melons, eic.9
l live alone, but have ample
means, With her donations. am
so ovcr.supplicd that must throw
most OF Il away. am from a
large city and am not used 10 such
neighborlinesS and have told her a.
politely as could. but the show.
crs' continue.
A SUBSCRIBER.
There arc many persons in our
city who arc sadly in need Of such
food stufis The Social Welfare
league Thompson Bldg telephone
EIIot457s. knows OF any number
OF families who could use them
Suggest 10 your neighbor that she
get in touch with tho league, Aside
from this Samaritan institution.
there a. tho salvation Army. Vol
uutecrs OF America and the Rythcr
Child Home.
II this generous lady L. not IN.
clincd 70 send the food where Il
can he used. why not do a kindly
act. and pass Il on
Is He
PrudiSh?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
Bird Of
Paradise

Bird of
Paradise
Dear Miss Grey | have bird
OF Paradise, Would | be liable TO
arrest and fine II l should wear
~ &. r.
II you were IN possession 81
this plumage prior 10 1918 you are
permitted 10 wear H.. the clerk IN
the United States customs office
has advised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
TAKE MAN TO SPOKANE

Lester J. whltmarsh. arrested here
By department OF justice agents for
Spokane, was ordered sent TO that
city By Judge Netercr. Monday
when he failed TO raise $4,000 bond
for his release. Tie faces a perjury.
Indictment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11

DO YOU know thar Star went Aas
are helping many q hopaFaite DN5
of reHs you can % thf same
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11

Young Mems BnSlness
Club Day.
1880 to 1:S0-Radio
Concert.
2 p. M.-Concert By
Blind Radio Fire
Orchestra.
This talented group Of
musicians, The Blind
Radio Five" recognized in
every part of the North.
west as one of exceptional
ability, will render pro
grams - completely new
each day-daily during
our Northwest Products
Exhibition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
Seattle Woman Studies
Russia at First Hand
Miss Adele Parker
Returns Soon
From Trip
IN q. IUCnIE BUTIER

F. CURIOSITY kinei tho cat curl.
" osity also caused Miss Adelle
Parker. well known Seattle woman
ana FORMER broadway hiEh teacher,
90 lose 81 pounds during her trek
across Russia. gave her an oppor.
tun,ty 20 study. nom tho inside.
and tfr viewpoint % . political
prisoner. soviet prisons, and taught
her tho value. and. az times, tho OK,
trrme dcsirabiiiy OF a meal com
posed 81 a slice or black bread. q
pinch OF common salt and a mug
% tea,
Miss Parker. who reached New
York hast mu. three aud a half
years nom tho time she len Sc
attic lor Europe via the Orient, b.
expected 10 uach her homo town
the nrst Of March. where she viii
lecture. on March :. al tho Plym'
outh church giving a xiyid account
of her experiences. especially
touching on methods employed IN
Russian prisons and the treatment
90 her criminals
Under the soviet rule, my Amer
lean money was worthless Miss
Parker wrote TO her sister nr.
Maude Parker wrllknovn Seattle
physician. "and ia order 10 obtain
food while crossing the fruzon
stcppcs. would barter my cloth
ing"
She told how IL felt 20 buy a pair
Of stockings worth % milk. only
70 discover after she had drunk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
Japanese Assume
Blame for Deaths

VANCOUVER. n. C., Feb. IL
Failure Of the japanese uIdshlpman
in charge Of tho plnnhee which
aank Saturday night. carrying II
sailors to their death. to rccosuizc
the lights on tho tug Sanooso ~
meaning o tow. was tho cause Of
the accident. a eotontrs inquest de-
terminrd here to-day.
IsaEo Congo. japanese CONSUL
here. said the vice admiral In com
mand 81 the fleet doea not wish an
investigation. rumarking that u
would not bring It's dead hack 70
NE. SIX Of the II drowned bodies
have been brought 60 the surface hy
druks, The pinnhee, which also
sank, has not bsen found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
EXPECT 100000
AT CONCLAVE
Knights Templar 10 Meet
Here During July

Accommodations Tor 100000 psr
us duHus one week in July must
49, proyided 10y seattle for tho dele
-atcs % tho seth tHspni0 strand
emC'aye % tho knights Tempar it
mas announced "Wednesday hy john
z slater executive SECRETARY Of the
VreauiEation. Newer bctore ia the
aist0ry OF Seattle i'1s such a thruuE
of visitors hgen entertained IN one
week, Slater declared
Letters and kilograms are pour
ting In every day asking for aC-
epmmodauons." said slater, al
ready VIC have reserved ao90 hotel
Fuoms On the downtoWn stctiQn. bal,
that D. Just start We plan 90
make a complete survey % the city
a. once To list as many accommo-
d8iions as possible Members OF the
Masonic bodies wiil De- called upon
10 und as many MONS as possible.
Fho sorority and fraternity houses
Ia ;Gc uniycreity district viii Re
asked TO furnish o. many rooms
as they have available. Then every
resident % the city VIII bc called
upon as q civic duty 90 list rooms
"It IS expected that upwards ~
1000 sleeping cars viii be parked In
the railroal Yards. where their
passengers win live while here Al.
ready reservations have been made
for 500 Of these ears,
The conclavc viii b. held july
IS 10 81. and We have only a short
tame to do this enormous amount ot
work. We aN trying 10 impress
upon the people OF Seattle the en-.
ogmity OF the task and arc calling
on every resident 20 do his or her
snare as a civic duty"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
Shower Is Popular;
Bath Tub Loses Out

That the shower Is gaining on the
sood old family bathtuh In popu,
larity. and In a few years will be
Tar in the lead. IS tho prediction
made BY r. A. Weed, in charge
OF the exhibit Of latest things In
Plumbers supplies al Sixth and Uni.
-SsrSity.
eve find most new homes lrc
Intting in the shower bath. along
with the hathtubS." he says. ''and
many OF the homes already fitted
with tubs are adding the shower.
And in new hotel construction the
shower Is right 10 the front. Many
OF the rooms have only a shower
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
Library Is Indicator
of City Prosperity

II YOU want 20 know how 1898 t.
starting OF financially. wait until
the year o. a month old and then 50
down 20 the public library and ask
Miss :. v. Lewis. She can tell YOU
1T IL an odd fact. she says. but
In good times the public reads les
and tn hard times more, Perhaps
the explanation Is that when people
have plenty of money and business
Is good. they turn 10 other things,
But let business slack up and money
become tight. and they 80 back 10
reading.
During 1879 We handled, all told.
z. ftg,s 80 books. counting the branch
libraries. The figures for 1884 are
not complete but they viii show a
gain over the previous year The
new year is starting of good. wkleh
pleasss the library. but Il may not
pisasH business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
SOME SURPRISE
Senate Would Repeal 0bso-
Iete Laws OF State

OLYMPIA. Feb. II. - Senators
gnspsd Tuesday when tho senate
rules committee introduced a resolu-
ton seeking repeal for scores Of OBJ
solets Laws on the statute books The
resolution Fot ~ a. second reading
without dlfnculty II provides for a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11

Realm. "a the MsirupoIitan theajtr
beginning March it.
The show wlll be known az The
Gruuoa society Circus aud Passing
Parade Of 1895 Vaudeville ana mu.
sle win b. featured
Several on sesttio's beautiful giris
already have been entered AZ con
icatants for the throne iof Queca q
tho Grottu Circus The committee
In charge Of the affair compriaes'
- r. Friedrich. chairman; q. - "
Raymond. Homes Rtom. frfd a.
RBuch. L. n Benedict. Capt Jack
iiyugmau. Henry ~ shaw Cocoon
Wbitcway ANA William ~ Pour
uIrr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11

four glasses. that eight more were
coming TO her. but nothing 20 carry
IL In,
Aits Parker who "a private ITO
il Mrs g. A 2 Bennett brought
hack many souvenirs o. her unique
experiences. the most interesting.
In her opinion, being Mr, Bennett
himself. whom sho married ON her
trip
Tickets arc on sale az sherman
Clay s CO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
CIRCUS MAR. Il
Local Lodge viii Give Show
at Metropolitan

A fourday society circus. includ
ing a big musical comedy royiuN
and a score Of different kinds or
entertainment. will be staged by
AnEou grotto. Mystic order OF
Noued Prophets or the Enchanted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
Vote on Kittitas
Reclamation Rlt

Ei,i.iaaiiFlG. Fea iI~p,,..-
~ gHaru o1 tho EHitss
ar.1n artnet orc Young o.
whether 70 approve Or relses
trrra1 s9FrmmsIt CONTRACT - -
Firur'.DH. ~ ne 2. b rseisr,., -
earF.ea n ths EltfRar uslt u =.
Yakima reramaf.1H Dro5eE
Tho uHit aou'd pun aatsr O. :.
900 acres n fertile land ii ~ u. ~
fifaH valley Tho etlnatsa -. e, /,
th FizdI.aH canal s. fgs5g -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11

Joint houas senate commission. which
l- ~ employ an attorney end other
help The examiners ere no 50 iA'H
every law aud pick ou' thpaa Char
are "verboss. complicated. conflict
ling and CONTRADICTORY These N Dr.
ur5ps-s4 b. repeal az tha NoTrmbrF
s4sian The senate today parsea iha
Amended bllI ab0liHhns the 'rHtfal.s
normal school levy IN ~ % no
goysrnor now. Hsn sign o. % being
one u tho commandment.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-10-02
ARTICLE III, SECTION 2; ARTICLE K
SECTION 2

ARTICLE III, SECTION OF ARTICLE
AND To REPEAL M SECTION 2 OF ARTi.
HE ANp eeEsT1fGrioa sNsT1fG SF ofT!faE of faE
EESMs p ofFIef 'S Of 9 Nof ofGY!R1 IEss rz3s zos
Be it resolved. BY the General Assembly of the
State of Ohio. three-hfths of the members
elected to each house concurring therein:
That there shall be submitted to the electors
of the state for their approval or rejection at tho
election to be held on the first Tuesday after
the first Monday in November 1925 pro
posal to amend section of article III and
section 2 Of article x, and to repeal section q
the constitution of the state of Ohio to reaI
ARTICLE III.
Sec. 2. The governor, lieutenant governor.
secretary OF state, treasurer, auditor and at.
torney general shall hold their offices for fou,
on the first Monday of January next after
their election, and continue until their sue.
cessors are elected and qualified.
ARTICLE X
Sec. 2. All elective county officers shall be
elected on the first Tuesday after the first
county for period Of four years
Be it further resoIpsd, That at the election.
above referred to, such proposal shall be placed
on the official ballot in such manner as the
secretary of state may designate.
If the vote: fer the proposal shall exceed
effect January /, 1926. and original section
of article III, and section of article x. and
section 2 of article XVII and section of article
of the constitution of the state of Ohio shalj
be repealed and annulled. The General Assen1
existing terms Of ofiA as to effect the purpose
Adopted April ~, 1925.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-10-02
Amerikc, dl'A eestMeho sl'ubu :

Amerikc, dl'a cestAeho sl'ubu -
podporuje dive autonomisticke
strany ma Slovenskul q takymi SD:
l'xdov& narodna, totm tie body
ich programu, ktore ziadajt: vte-
lenie prirodzenych pray sloven-
skeho naroda do 1stavy Cesko-
Slovenskej Republiky.
Je zrejme, he ponechava ma vo-
l'u tlarcov, ably dl'a vlastnej vo-
ie podporili jednu z tychto: obe
bojujd "a zabezpecenie pray slo-
venskeho naroda v republike.
Saovenska Liga Amerike 81 je
pine vedolaa,. ze narodne prava
laid sa vyhrat' len na zaklade
.larednom tento sa jaw tych
,odoch programu oboch menova-
nych politickych stran, ktore 81
siadaJil: vtelenie Pittsburghskej
Dohody do iistavy republiky.
Siovenskej Lige v Amerike $
lou kazdemu statocnemu a po-
,tivemu Slovakovi jedna sa a mu.
i sa jednat' o to, aby ODE tieto
strany, representatives, cely ma.
| 'od, - z boja vySly Wit 'azne.
| Hovori sa, Re v strane lfudovc.
s,i katolici, strane narodnci
evanjelici ma zaklade tom -
vzbudN,je sa antbpatia jednycl
proti jednej a druhych proti dru
hej politickej strane.
Slovenska Liga Amerike, e
organizacia slovenska, co organi
zacia krest 'anska vidi al " jed
nej al V druhej strane - co S:
poziadavok naroda tyka - stra
nu slovensku, stranu krest 'anskl
a cistym svedomfm odpordca Q
be, ziada, ably obe podporili nate
raz hmotne - americki Slovaci
| Hovorf sa, We l'udova strana m;
dost' hmotnych prostriedkov n;
vyhranie boja. Nepravda, mann
klam! Nema a ami mat nemoze
Vlada ma prostriedky, vlada M
uradnictvo, vlada ma postu, ze
leznice, desiatky easopisov tt
sice, vo vladnych sluzbach plate
nych lacnych kortesov.
i Volebne vydavky l'udovej ne
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-10-02
URADNf zPRkVY
Movenskej Lgy ' Amsrike,
APPEI.L..

Slovenska Liga Amerike "a
lcelom splnenia ~muzneho sl'ubu,
za hmotne a mravne bude podpo-
rovat vsetky tie slovenske politi-
cke strany, ktore 81 vztycia do
programu' poziadavok: vtelenie
Pittsburghskej Dohody do lstavy
Cesko slovenskej Republiky -
pre- bl1ziace sa vol 'by ma Sloven-
skE - zaviedla sbierku ma voleb-
ny fond, vedenii lone Lfgy zvla-
stnym vyborom. 10 sbierky, dl'a
usnesenia mimoriadnej sch6dze
budil podporene to dl'a vole
a ,lrcenia darcov dive slovenske
politiskf strany: 'udova, a narod-
ma. .. s.E y w.. y
Dosly zpravy, re move vol by
Eudh uz mesiaci novembri toho
roku, teda: bud1ceho mesiaca a
preto, hoci SINE sa dosial' zdrzo-
vail vsetkych poznamok, nepova-
zujuc "a potrebne zasahovat' do
culej dobrej agitacie Vyboru
Sbierky - povazujeme 81 "a po,
vinnost upravit' nasledovny vre.
~ appel ma vsetkych dobrych a
roduvernych Slovakov, tych, kto,
ri vedia, ktori citia, re cd vysled.
ku volieb zavisf, alebo doba biz.
keho uskutocnenia poziadavok
slovenskeho naroda v CSR., alebe
jej nebezpecn6 oddialenie..
Ma vsetkych appelujeme vrele
citne, vsetkych tychto prosime
obetujte a obetujte rychle a pra
cutie "a zdar sbierok a. hlavne
potierajte hydru n1teneho Baby
lonu a nedorozumenia, ktore ne
priatelia poziadavok slovenskeh.
naroda - hl'adia medzi mas ma
stat.
SpolotnS.zAspriatel' doteraz -
delil a -delenim panoval. Tu ma
rozoStvaval bobom mad 'arskeht
nebezpecia - tn nabozensky.
Je zrejme, re Slovenska Liga ,