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Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-11-04

Arrangements are being made for
the second annual convention OF the
Montana Chapter OF the Rocky Noun
tam on and Gas association, to be
held at Great Falls on December l.
Plans FOR the celebration OF Armis-
tice day and commemoration Of the
Of the World war on No
vember IL are being made by Legion
posts In all parts Of Montana
According to Great Noxthern figures
contained Ia ,the compaay's monthly
duplication. The Great Northern Goat.
n Mfii fak8 nearly te.oQe ears % Ran
als thlA state's waeas crop This year
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-11-04
Montana,s Artlet bead.

At ~ O'Clock sunday night, octo-
Der "a, at the family home at Great
Falls, Charles M. Russell, 81,
known the nation over as the "eow-
boy artist" passed away, following
sudden heart attack. As a boy
he went TO school at ST. Louis, Mo-,
attended the Burlington, N. j., col
lege for a short time, and came
west alone, arriving in Montana in
1880. He never studied In any art
school or took a lesson In drawing
Born In ST. Louis in 1865, his earll-
est boyhood was spent in a from
tier atmosphere. Charles M. Rus
sell was without doubt the most
striking figure of his day in the
field of American art. His reputa-
tlon as a painter Of action In the
portrayal Of indian life and other
western subjects Of past days Is In
ternatlonal.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-11-04
R4RN5

((xxT TASHINGTON, Monday,
wv s5%i.' i: : 6 s:,s !: @.7 a.:.
many, on one hand. and
the allied governments and the United
States, on the other, has been signed.
"The State department announced
at 2:45 o'clock this morning that Ger
many had signed.
1.-THE departments announcement
simply said: The armlstice has
been signed
"The World war will end this morn
ing at 6 o'clock, Washington time,
IL o'clock Paris time.
''rhe armlstice was signed by the
German representatives Mt midnight.
This announcement wRs made by
the State department at ? 80 o'clock
this morning.
THE announcement was made. YER
bally by an official of the State de-
partment in this form:
1.-THE armistlce has been signed.
1t was signed at o'clock a. m, Paris
time (midnight eastern tlme) and hos
tilities will cease at IL o'clock this
morning, Paris time, (6 o'clock east
ern tlme).
"The terms OF the arnIstIce will
not be made public until later"
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-11-04

Explaining IT

'Brederin. we must do something TO
remedy de status quo" said a negro
preacher to his congregation.
'Brudder Jones. what am de status
quo?" asked member.
dat. my brudder." replied the
preacher. "am de Latin for de mess
we'se in."-The Outlook.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-11-04

which she said had
helped her so much
So bought a few
bottles and tried It
out. It sure helped
me wonderfully. 1
felt much better.
Ny work was no
longer q dread to
me. IfThear OF any
one who is troubled
the way l was, 1
will gladly recon-
nndnH The Uayafohf,
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-11-04
Miss Hollywood

DR.. James Spearman Of Detroit re-
Gently remarked: Hollywood must
be quite quaint animal. read the
other day that Fannie Hurst, the nov
elIst, claims that 1t has a heart, and
wezaIreatay new.rhat II Is richly en-
dowed with bare arms. knees and
backs"
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-11-04

The California company. which is
drilling deep test in the west part
of the Cat Greek field. Is making prog
ress and expects 70 enter the Madison
lime before cold weather requires that
operations be shut down for the win
ter. The hole is now 800 feet deep.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-11-04


Conrad station so far this season.
A test oil well has been spudded in
on the Axel Anderson farm back OF
the AFRO refining plant west of Lewis.
town.
The Collins-Deolin well No. 2,
brought in last week in the east side
OF the Kevin-Sunburst field. Is produe-
ing 200 barrels of oil daily.
The Orpheum theatre and an electri-
cal appliance establishment were COM
pletely destroyed by fire at Plenty
wood, the loss totaling around $4,000.
Z, At a cost Of $4,000. three and a
haIf block white way" is being con-
structed at Sidney. It will consist
OF 80 lamp standards.
A movement to provide funds with
which a 100000 home can be erect
ed by. the Great Falls Eagles aerie
has been launched
Reyn Leedom, formerly publisher of
the Chronicle at Lowell. Wyo., has
been chosen secretary Of the Great
Falls chamber of commerce.
All records for Great Western Sugar
company plants were shattered when
the Billings factory sliced 1882 tons
of beets during "a hours OF work, end
ing at Z a. m, October %.
Vivian D. Corbly. journalism gradu-
ate at the State University OF Mon
tana In 1924, has recently been named
national adjutant Of the Disabled War
Veterans.
suspension of all traffic and com
merce for two minutes at II a. m, on
November IL is sought by the. League
OF Remembrance this year in observ-
ance OF Armistice day.
Carl M. Mcfarland. Great Falls. and
Arnold Gillette. Lewistown, have been
chosen as candidates for the Rhodes
scholarship, examinations for which
will be given December IL.
During the last season more than
20 residences have been erected at
Glendive, besides three business build
ings. including a new garage. new
home for the Elks. and filling sta
ton.
.Bnilding permits issued at Kalispell
since July / total $44.450. This record
Is In marked contrast to 1925. when
virtually no permits we're issued in
the four months of july August, Sep
TENDER and October.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-11-04

It is reported that the well known
Couch ranch. near Vaughn, Cascade
county, is being cut up into farm
units and colonixed. Four such farms,
comprising 40 acres. were sold 70
cently to four Mormon fnHniiien. and
they aka nov on the places
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-11-04

yet attained. which they feel even
farther and farther from attaining the
more they strive for It. And yet, In :
still deeper sense. II is the work OF
people who know also that they ara
zFight.-RusRIn.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-11-04

tiiar theory is that 'hght OF the noon
is, the time when the moon Is going
from new. TO full /. and dark of the
moon when the moon Is on the whiie.
The fact isathe terms are purely popu-
lar and have no scientific significance
CONGRATULATIONS Magnzlne.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-11-04

The more beautiful the art, the more
Il Is essentially ne work OF people
who are striving for The ful-
iiliment q the law and the realikatioh
Of a eiogtlipesa which they have not
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-11-04
p Sisaadr Traits

Rustic-.3 Three 'undred years old
thls be. airTsvery asterical, end never
ptiek nor sfone altered In Ell the
sears" Vlsiyor-' Aust be the saras
landlord A. mine. r. Passing SHOW.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-11-04
HLOZY0lY NEa.Naotl9SolO

IN L<CZ[LL\Cl<I <TN4~ffo'S0 |10e0
honorary pallbearers: Eight gen
eral officers of the army and four I'D
mirals OF the navy. BOdybeeFers:
Five warrant officers of the army and
three petty officers of the navy and
Of the marine corps. chosen on their
war records.
Official mourners: Holders OF the
Medal OF Honor; one representative
for each 10000 of the four million
men who served In the armed forces,
named by the states OF the Union;
officers and enlisted men from each
arm of the service; a member Of the
American Legion from each state and
territory.
The funeral procession passing
along Pennsylvania avenue on its way
from the capitol to the Arlington Me
mortal ampitheater; the lining of the
entire route with infantry from the
regulars and the National Guard.
The reception at the Arlington Me
mortal ampitheater by the President
OF the United States. heading an as
sembIage of the great OF the worldy
the funeral Grafton OF the President;
funeral services by army and navy
chaplalns; interment In front Of the
entrance OF the ampItheater at a spor
which overlooks the city 5of Washing
ton, with the capltolsand WashIngton's
monument and the Lincoln memorial
In the background.
The moving strains of the funeral
march; the roll of the drums the
measured cadence OF marching feet
the blowing of taps" by the buglers
the volley by the firing squad
The flag at half-mast throughout the
nation.
The American people at silent pray
er through a hushed two minutes.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-11-04

Husband am ruined.
wife-How could you'll And before
got my fall clothes.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-11-04

ArmIstIce day of 1929 win be OBJ
served In America from coast to coast.
Citizens will pause for two minutes
Of silence and face toward the east
An epltome OF the nations observance
Will be the services again at Airing
ION ut TING tomb OF the unknown sol.
der.
In spirit Americas Armistice day
VIII be gioriication OF the "Fightine
Yankn so hurrah for the dFightinr
Yank y For Fighting Yanks" are all
good Americans who gave their beat
when the country called.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-11-04
THROUGH ADVICE
OF NEIGHBOR
Woman Tined Lydia E. Pmkham's
Vegetable Compound

"A neighbor advised me to try Lydia
e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-11-04

This was the official story sent out
by the Associated Press on one OF
the greatest days within the memory
Of those living today. Americas mill
lions. reading and hearing the news,
went wild In spontaneous celebrations
of which the participants had never
seen the like. The war was over and
America and the world were glad.
This year. eight years after, Amer
lea again panses at the eleventh hour
OF the eleventh day OF the eleventh
month. And France pauses and Eng
land. From our tiniest village to our
greatest metropolis we shall in some
manner observe Armistlee day.
Britain hath laid Tommy meath
Westminster Abbey's nave.
And France hath made her triumph
arch
A Poilu's sacred grave.
Now comes Yank TO Arlington
To join the nations brave
Columbia's unknown soldier son
70 join the brave In Arlington
With pomp OF peace and show ~ 49,
And. honor OF a conauerorl
Three RoldleE- dead. piclsad- th-,-,,y-,, !
Unknown, unsung, without mark
Genius OF clod or knave.
We know their all they gave
We know they died to save
In theater abbey and arc.
with this to be by all men read.
Elm Honor Of the Unknown Deadl~ 4
who shall say what is to be the
a
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-11-04
State Tabloids

Work of graveling the principal
streets Of malta is progressing rapidly
II is estimated that about ESQ cars
of freight have been shipped out OF
Conrad station so far this season.
A test oil well has been spudded in
on the Axel Anderson farm back OF
the AFRO refining plant west of Lewis
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-11-04

What Is probably the largest crop
OF beans ever produced on a single
Rosebud county farm has just been
threshed on the Sato and Ogoshi farm
at Thurlow, 10 miles east Of Forsyth.
Sixty-five acres of land planted to
this crop yielded 124.7O0 pounds of
beans. or more than 1900 pounds to
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-09-10
OBETUJME!

Ma budlici utorok H. septembra prevedena bude "
nasom meste sberka prospech nemocnice Sv Alzbety
ktorej budovy w nestaca prjmat' nemocnych preto
chce stavat d'alsu budovu
Nemocnca Sv. Alzbety ie vedena bez Oil adu zisk
ma narodnost' alebo vier Prijima chudobnych boaa
tych belych ciernych, katolikov protestantov zdov
osetruje ysetkych rovnako, jednym cielom: prina
vratit zdravie st astie pacentom Kto m6ze, zaplat
"a osetrovanie kto nemoze, Cd toho nepoziada
Nelnocnica Sv Alzbety svojho 15-rocneho jestvo-
vania osetra uz $4,000 nemocnych So vzrastom mesta
rasa je praca ej zodpovednost, jej vydavky je
treby Jej budova Belmont Ave- uz nestac prijlmat
roka rok vacsi pocet pacentov. Preo musi zvacso
vat' aby nohla slnzit' udstvu vsetkych svoch sill
Mieni plibudovat ednu dasiu budovu takej ste vel'
kosti aka e terajsia Pribudovanim skoro zdupuje
iesto pre- pacientov bude vstave prmat skoro to
10 nemocnych nez dosavad okrem toho bude mat byty
pre- osetrovatelky.
Takato budova bude stat velke peniaze. vel'ke
penaze bude stat al jej zariadene Preto nemocnica
nepracovala pre- zsk nema potrebneho kaptalu musi
sa uchadzat podporu ceeho NEST anstva, ktoremu
patnast' rokov bezpodmienecne verne slnzila
Ako ochotne sluzila nemocnica NEST 'anstvu, tax
chotne ma je NEST 'anstvo foungstgMna okoityGl
miest priskoct ma pomoc. lynn 81 len sebe pooze. Pre-
to- ked ma uolok a. septembra prldu nam kolektori
na nemocncu ziada obetume kazdy dl'a svojej najep
Sci moznosti Vykonjme tym skutok Bohu miy r1-
dom prospesny
Nemocnica Sv. Alzbetv bola donedavna majetkon
cleyelandske diocez Biskup Schre1mbs prepisxd cel
nemocncu do majeku mosrdnych sestier, ktore nemoc
nicu sprayui,i vedi bez zs d sjedinym cie ON poma
hat nemocn1m obyvatel 14 attg gstownu okoliu bez
rozdieu yierovvznania 1e To emocnica pre- kazdeho
kazdy ju ma podpofH Ata ofnoct JeJ samal1tanske.
praci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-09-10
81 L'UDIA PIJU.

-, hlayny vadny chemk, odncil bnte-
gerskej pae.y pat desiat druhov rozcnych otrav. Nal
10y nasiel paenke okre nych jedov nus6b: polka
nov, zaby mysi, rozleny hmyz, arsenik, nro-benzn,
iodine strychnin tartar chin, morfin kokan, prlssc
kyselinu dreveny akohol a eer zaby, potkanoy inc
male zveratka hmyz nachadzaj najviac palencenom
kyase, ktor6ho sa palenka po yykysnuti robl.
Tomuto udaniu vd acne uverime Milnsajneri ncbol'
nikdy cistotni svedom I'm neide inc, len aby do
stall Pudske penaze to zdrayia zvotov
jich obeti.
Med1 chapmi jest este tsice takych, ktori zapla-
tia al pol dolara kalstek otravy zci by i'm Vi
Diet miinsajnelskl spnu necistotu. Zci by SINE I'M
vdet ako rozcny hmyz ezie do nadob kvasom, kde
utopi alebo zdochne Cd smradu nom zniie Mozno by
zalidok zdvihol nkdy Wac BY nechce pit to-
teraz plata po kvodr poldoaIi nkor vyzyy osa
tenia pristresia svojich nanzeek detok.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-09-10
K2ATKA HIsToRIA GIAvIAHSKEJ RODMY
Y AMERIKE.

Mohli by sle podat takiito hstoriu al slovenskej
rodne to iednej ale ably to tax neboelo podavame
jnso slavianskej.
Po tieto dni zomrela tuna 70-rocna Polka, Azbeta
KaczerOwsk DO Ameriky prisIa pred 45 rokmi muzom
nekol'ko dietkam zanechala nasledovne potomstyo
syna jana; dceru Mrs Joseph Hamilton Los Angeles
dceru Mrs Owen Meredith Toledo; deeru Mrs Elton
Ackerman Youngstown; dceu Mrs Edwin Walsh yo
yasliait 81 ggsgtss 4 mum BpNlnan Detroit
M j1 atissh, - N prist aho-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-09-10

8 Bolo aida w dost recene, al
na inych miestach, tom, AXE Wi
borne zbrane kaEdy clovek ma K
diapodicii proti nemocialn, maj
hlavneHimi aida pretisa len ST
slnecn6 svetlo, mydlo voda. Len
snad mlady chlapcek bude sa to-
no posledn6ho obavat ''
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-09-10
HoJzE BOzE, JAK TO BOIL KED sA JUNAc ROE
TRAIT, 70 TOM SfRoM svETA POLL, MA
CHLEBOVEJ POSTATI
(Od Slovens kaj Ligy.)

hu tymto umoznila dostat' So dol
Spojenych Statov Americkych.
Moze 81 prazska vlada dotycneho
pripisu povsimne tax, ako 81 po-
vsilnla prfpisu ohl 'adom uzako-
nenia Pittsburghskej Dohody T.
stave CS. republiky t. j, ze nam
nan neodpovie! alebo odpovie spo
sobom predoslych vlad, vyhlasiac
mas "a mad 'aronov a nepriatel 'ov
CS. republiky. No mech sa stane
TAX alebo onak, my 50 starat o|
lDasich rodakov mllsirne, we'd je to|
nasa krv. Tiez by treba bolo W.
slat i do Kuby naA1o zastupcu,
ably Il tamojsich nradov vymohol.
pre- mas l'ud lepsiu ochranu a pod
mienky pre- vyhl 'adavanie chile
bicka. Pravda, vyslanie zastsipcu
do Kuby by stale so par sto, do
larov, ale nsbolyi by ony daromne
vyhodene, lebo cesta jeho by iste
priniesla aspon tol 'ko dobreho
pre- tamojsi l'ud slovensky, ako v
Kanade. Kanadske cesty nasho
zastupcu financovali SINE . milo
darov dostavsich cd nasledovnych
nasskych organizacii: /. K. S. j.,
IKSZJ., X. Sokol Clevelandska
Slovenska Jlednota. Teda tymto
organizaciam musi byt' nielen ST..
Liga Amerike, Lev bratia v
Kanade povd 'acnf "a vsetko to,
co mas zastupca brat O. D. Koreff
II tamojsich 1radov v prospech
slovenskych vyst 'ahovaleov W.
mohol. No nasi bratia v Kanade
hi 'adia sa Slov. Lige j menova-
lnym organizaciam odvd 'acit tax,
ze sa stavajii clenmi tychto orga-
nizacii. ze ie tomu talk, toho do
kazom sn viacer6 listy, v ktorych
sa obratili tamoisi rodaci ma mas
so ziadost 'ou, aby SINE i'm poslali
adresy tych organizaci1, ktore u
moEnily vyslanie zastupcu SLOW.
bigy do Kanady4 Adresy 81 zia-
dali preto, ably 81 mohli zalozit
islo niektorej dotycnych orga-
j nizacii. A V poslednom case do
| stall SINE cd osmich rodakov Ii.
| sty, ktorych nam oznamujn svoj
prfchod do Spojenych Statov a
ziadaj1 mas o informaeiu ohl "a.
dom vstlpenia do nasich podpor-
Il nych organizacil. Toto spomina
me tuna len preto, ably SINE doka
zah, Re peniaze ma cesty do Ka.
:. nady melody daromne vyhodene
ale re ony priniesly budl prina
Sat dobre ovocie iak slovenskyn
yyst 'alovalcom Kanade, TAX
i Slovenskej Lige a nasim o l'ud
slovensky starajucim sa organi
zaciam. NlE jestli SO najdd dobre
obetaye slovenske srdcia co tfite
| akciu hmotne podporia, talk sa o.
ma stane sktltkom. Keby aspoi
kaSdy piaty Slovak zijici na pc.
de spojenych Statov drzal ST "a
| poyinnost byt' clenom sv0jej vse.
narodnej orgsnizacie Sloy. Ligy
Y Allserike, vtedy by sme 0 siad-
ne milodary neprosili, lebo vsetky
dobroeinne akcie daily by sa hra-
dit z clenowkych nrispevkov
I, Ba vtedy by sme sa mohli hoe
proti ktoremu nApriatel 'oyi po
! stavit a no unleat'. No "a dnes-
nych .pomerov nemoze ami Slov
Liga mic viacej zrobit "a mas l,ud
i q pre- mas narod, ako robi. Lebt
i ohromnas yacsina Slov6kov ler
! place a krici, ze sa slovenskfmu
~ : =. j.
narodu zle vodi, ale "a napravu
ami kri5om slamy neprelozi. Ostrt
sl to sloya, ale pravda je pravda
!. dIsT0TA v, DopIk kcEosTI. /
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-09-10
sLov1NsKf Nov1NY

tro! pre- nas Slovakov ak 81 chcee predict svo slo
vensky zvot Amerike by bolo dobre eschovava pred
skutocnostou oc do pesku ako to rob pstros ale roz
mys at pisat' otazke cm najyiac Ked pre- narod
zivot jednoho jeho elena drahy musi by drahym al
kazdy rok ko je predzeny zivot cee tretiny soven
skehO narOda.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-09-10

Desat 'nasobme boil, boliet mu-
81, ked sa otcovia, matky 1tle
dietky slovenske po cudzine
snad' navzdy roztratia. Leila
pred nami diva listy cd nasich ro-
dakov nachadzajncich sa Ka-
made Kube. v liste Kanady
pisu nam, ze tohto roku prichodi
do Kamady yiacej Slovakov, ako
kedykol 'vek predtym; Be skoro
ma kazdej lodi dovez1 10 so mia
dych, zdravych Slovakov, ktorlI
tam horko-t 'azko neja'k1 III pra-
Gu dostanh.
2 Knhy Ease pisu:
mas l'nd tuna hyilie. Met pra-
ee, Met grosa. Otcoyia chodia z
mesta do mesta "a pracou cele dni
lhadni smadni, ale bez vysled-
ku. Matky S Diet mi ttllajit sa po
uliciach prosiac dobrosrdecnych
l'udi smidku chleba. .
Dalej pisu: "Nedavno boil SINE
ii americkeho konz,lla Havame
ciel 'om podania ziadosti o vizo ma
pas do Ameriky. Odpoved pana
konzrla mas zromla, lebo nam po-
vedaT, ze nasej ziadosti ami "a de-
sat rokov nebude moct vyhovet !,
ponevaG ceskOslovenska kvota le
preplnena. Ale vacsmi mas zronlo
to, co SINE po6as cestovania videli.
Videli sme mnohe slovenske rodi-
ny bez prfstresia, bez grosa a
Stat. Poculi SINE vselijake st 'aEno-
sti, ktorych Vam tn aspon jed
|nu-dve spomenieme.
Isty Slovak 20 Zemplinskej a
nateraz tiila1iici sa po meste Ha-
vana hovoril nam, ze pred ME-
kol ko rrManami Via sieho. manzel-
~ do obchodu, ale re sa Wac \
dietkam neuratila. @ zmDnnt1 jet
no manzefky- lpovedomili hned
miestnu policiu. Policia po dost
dlhom hl'adani oznamila mu, re
ieho mamzelku nash v iednom tn
ma. a.jSom brlohu zavraEden1. Ked
nam toto menovany Kodak hovo-
ril, plakali SINE MIN, ako male
deti. I'M rodaci ulpzaovali nam
styri cerstve hroby, v ktorych Cd.
| pocfvaIi styria slove1lski vyst a
hovalci, zaprazdenf kubanskym
zlosynmi. UkaEovali nam i niekto.
re brlohy, ktorych nachadzajf
sa inase mile Sloyenky, ktore ma
sledkom ztraty svojich zivitel 'ov
1
staly sa do takeho ziifaleho po
lozenia, ze musely ist' hladat
skyvu chleba pre- seba a svoje die,
tky do brl0hov. Nuz takychtt
pomeroch zijeme, takto sd nan
vodi v cudzine. Pnosfme spravt
/ . =. =. e.--s Il
Slovenskej Ligy tiez j vsetkycl
lprimn!ch americkych Slovakoy
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