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The Washington times., 1927-07-04
ALLISON Joins
. BADGER STAFF

Leonard B. Allison, former direc.
tor of athletics at South Dakota
University. will act as assistant foot.
hall coach at the University of Wis
consin next fall. according to the
letic Council. which has Just for.
mally acted upon the appointment.
He Will act as end coach when the
football squad reports in September
and IN addition viii be an instructor
in the four-year professional course
for coaches at Wisconsin.
Allison. known to the football
world as Stub. is y graduate OF
Carleton College. NOrthfield.
MIMI. where he distinguished
himself as an all.arOund athlete,
winning nine varsity letters.
Entering the service during the
World War. Allison continued
his athletic activities and cap
tanned the football and basket
bali teams of the Eighty-eighth
Division. both his teams winning
the A. r. #. championship.
Returning in 1919, he was an.
pointed assistant athletic director
at the University Of Washington
where In baseball he won one coast
championship and tied for another.
In the spring of 1922 he made
another shift, going to South Da.
kota and there made another bril-.
liant record for himself. Last fall,
concentrating on football, he de-
veloped a powerful eleven and
turned in one of the best seasons
South Dakota had had in years.
Among football coaches he is
known as q hard driver and a
stickler for fundamentals, stress.
ing the latter above all other mat.
ters in early training.
The Washington times., 1927-07-04

Goslin and Lazzeri shared home
run honors for the day with Ruth.
The Goose knocked his over the
right field wall and Lazzeri planted
one in the bleachers.
I.isenbee pitched we'll for Wash
ington until the eighth, when he
weakened and was relieved by Brax-
ton. With one down in the ninth
Marberry took Braxton'S place and
ended the excitement by tanning
Meusel and forcing Lazzeri to roll
out. Gehrig was on first with the
tying run when big Fred entered
the battle.
Shocker started for New York and
lasted until one down in the third.
He had nothing. Myles Thomas
succeeded him and was shelled to
cover in the fifth after Welding
three runs. Giard checked the
Griffs until the eighth, when Collins
batted for him and Shawkey fin
ished the game.
Rutil's homer started the scor.
ing. The GIiffs lost no time
getting back that tally. Rice
tripIed to center and scored on
Harris fly. Speaker popped
out, but GOSlfn put the Griffs
ahead with . poke over the
wall.
The Yankees took command again
with two runs In the third. Shocker
led off with a single and Coombs
doubled him to third He counted
on Morehart's fly to Rice. tving
the count. Ruth lined to Judge.
hut Gehrig walked and Meusel
brought in Combs with a single
giving the aYnkees 4 one.run lead.
Again the Griffs got even. with
one out in the third, Harris hunted
safely and Thomas relieved Shocker.
Speaker flied out but Gos1in and
Judge both walked, filling the bags.
Ruel bounced a single off Dugaf1' *
chest and scored Harris with the
tying tally. Dugan held Rluexe'S
hot shot and forced Judge at third
for the final out of an inning that
threatened lots, Of trouble for the
Yankees.
Thomas death was delayed an
inning. The Griffs got to him
properly In the fifth and delivered
the winning punch. With one
out Speaker doubled and Goslin
walked. Judge doubled, scoring
Speak er and putting the Griffs
ahead. Ruel slapped q single past
!4azzeri and In came Goslin and
Judge. When Bluege singled Gard
replaced Thomas and proceeded TO
walk Lisenbee. which clogged the
paths. Rice's soft roller ended the
session but the Griffs had scored
Just enough runs for victory.
The Yankees were lucky to
get run in the seventh. Two
were out when Reeves high
throw put Morehart on. Ruth
walked. Gehrigs roller looked
soft for Harris but the ball took
wild hop over the Griffmanis
head and went for a two.bagrer.
scoring MOrehart. The fyinr
runs were left on base when
Meusel grounded out.
Lazzerfs homer in the eighth was
the last run Of the battle. Reeves,
third error, a high heaye. gave
Dugan a life following Tony's clo,1t,
Gazella ran for Dugan. burst FLEE
out. Then Collins walked and Man.
ager Harris guessed that Lisenbee
was losing his stuff. So he trotted
out Braxton to face the left.handed
hitters at the top of the battinp
oredr. Combs rolled to Harris and
Paschal, batting for Merchant, fan
ned.
Ruth walked to open the ninth
and was forced by Gehriz. Mar
berry took UP the pitching Job here
and famed Meusel. Then Lager
The Washington times., 1927-07-04
GreenOck
Wins Five Straight

Edward B. McLean's 2-year.old
colt, Greenock. has made every at
tempt a winning one at the current
meeting at the Latonla racetrack
His victory recently at that track
advanced his present winning streak
to five consecutive triumphs.
The Washington times., 1927-07-04
CRIFFS FACE BIC CHANCE
To CLIMB IN RACE
BY r. d. Thomas

games today with the Yankees in New
flying Grmen chance make worthwhile dent in the
leaders ga game advantage.
Thirty thousand wildly enthusiastic bugs the Grfmen win
their tenth straight which the Yankees streak
stopped at No. T. The to 5,
his Gerg seeking the ball
high the centered beahers the round Babe and
Ioufa todav'g with homers
The Washington times., 1927-07-04
VAN ALSTYNE WINNER

Clayton Van Alstyne Birming
ham pitcher in banking Memphis
rang up his ninth victory of the sea.
ron. He had been beaten thrice at
that time. The Washington farm
hand allowed three hits in shutting
out the Chicks.
The Washington times., 1927-07-04

RUns-Combs. Morehart. Ruth. Lag
zeri, Shocker. Rice. Harris. Speaker.
Goslin (21, Judge. ErTors-Reeves (3B
IwO-bass hlts-Combs. Speaker. Judge
Gehrig. Three-base hits-Rics. Gehrig.
Home rHBs-Ruth aoslin. La2zsri.
Sacrificsh--Hsrris. Merchant Lisenbse
Speaker. Stolen base-Meusel. Bases
on balls-Oft I.isenbee. z: off Thomas
;: Oft GiaTd. /: off ShAwkey. ]: Of;
=: by Thomas i: By Giard. 3: BY
Braxton. !: by Marberry. /. Hlta-Off
ShOeker. 1 in Is innings; off Fhom-
as, 8 In Innings: off Giard. 5 Tvs : IS
inninga: off Lisenbee, IN "a in
niDgs: off BTsxtOn. none is 1 inning.
Winning pitcher Lisenbee. Losing
pttcher-Thomas Left on 3sSes-New
York, 10; Washington. IL -UmpiTes--
DtaAen. Geisal and Nallln.
The Washington times., 1927-07-04
ERCH LET OUT

Wesley Erich, star batsman with
Ogden last year, has been released
by Idaho Falls The Spuds have
taken on Dave Coleman, pitcher.out,
fielder, from the San Francisco
Missions, so Erich had to 60 to
make room.
The Washington times., 1927-07-04
SHAKE.JP
DUE TODAY

This is a day of double headers
for every club in the National and
and American Leagues, and when
the fireworks are over important
changes in standings Of the teams
may be recorded.
II. for instance, the Brooklyn
Dodgers can take two games
from the Giants they will 90
the New York club down to
fifth place. Brooklyn in the
last two days has won two
double headers In q row aud
they are raring to go against
the Giants. Yesterday Brook
Ign dOWned Philadelphia TO /
8 TO 5, the second game going
eleven innings. The Giants at
the same time were winning
two from the Braves, 6 to s
and s to ].
The National League was tight
ened a bit when the tail-end Reds
nosed out the league-leadi Pr
rates, 5 to 4, a bunt by Allen and
a ringing double by Critz in the
ninth turning the trick. The sec.
ond-place Chicago Cubs showed the
cards down q bit lower in the
standing by trimming them. to 4.
Charlie Root pitching his four.
teenth winning game Of the year
for the Cubs.
Detroit's great winning streak
was jolted a bit by Cleveland
which nosed the Tigers out in a
hard.fought smuggling bee, 10 to o.
The White Sox stand up in the
money by pounding out q IA to 10
victory over the Browns.
The Washington times., 1927-07-04

NSI NIhD4AI . hHOULI
Cincinnati. s: Pittsburgh. 4.
Chicago, z: ST. Louis. 4.
Brooklyn. Sc: Philadelphia. is.
New York. 6-S; Boston. ST..
GAMES TODAY
1.-TWO Gsmes)
New York at Brooklyn.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Chicag go.
St Louis at Pittsburgh.
The Washington times., 1927-07-04
Hero Isl.
NEW YORK
WASHINGTON
=

Totals So 82415 Totals ssI2.71l
1Batted for Grabowski in eighth.
2Batted for Giard in eighth.
3BaRed for Merchant in eighth.
The Washington times., 1927-07-04

1 did say at the time-al-
though some folks were rather
careful to leave that part of my
comment out Of the picture:
"If the Richard tournament
develops anybody who really is
rough and tough, and who fig
ures to have just about as good
a chance against Tunney as /
would--weIl, ] will have no OBJ
lection to taking him on"
The Washington times., 1927-07-04

OF course that would be a
very expensive victory for Mr..
Dempsey. but such speculation
serves at least to reveal the
ferociousness with which Jack
tore into five sparring partners
yesterday morning, wrestled
with one pachyderm and at
tackled a light and heavy punch
ing bag with no more respect
for their future than a hangman
has for the condemned.
The Washington times., 1927-07-04

Ruti1's homer started the scor.
ing. The Griffs lost no time
getting back that tally. Rice
tr1pIed to center and scored on
Harris fly. Speaker popped
out, but GOslin put the Griffs
ahead with . poke over the
wall.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-12-10

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in Read Town, Tennessee. Their
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spectively.
have not heard from these two
boys for the past fifteen years. The
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Charlie, who has scar over his left
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has made from growth, as have not
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-12-10
DEATHS REPORTED

The Following is a list Of deaths
OF eoloroa persons reported to the
Richmond Bsreau Of Health from
November 20, 1927 to December g.
lS27, with date of death: E.
Charlie Banks, aged So years: lis
S. 2rd St.; November IS.
Marshall Dangerfield. 60; SOL W.
Clay St.: November 28.
John Saunders, 56; 1910 Blair st ;
November aS. i.
benjamin Lee Henderson, year;
91S N. 3rd St. November 20
Louis Eugene Hasty, 4 months; All
:. Cabell St.; November 30. e.
Emanuel Major Lee, AZ; 1897 N.
24th St.; November %.
F,stelle LOWS, As; 90 N. 4th st.
November 20.
Frank Lewis, 8; 20 e. Baker St. /;
November so.
Unknown Man. 40; 8 Ballard St. ;
Deeen Der /.
KaPy Anderson, IL hours; 1e09
.Shor; Bake. st. !; December 8 .
Eva Philips Ruffin, %; GOT Bueh
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Arue Handy, on. 1905 Short P ST.:
November 50.
Martha Sydnor, 80; 1101 St. Parl
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Sarah lS-.en, 20; $40 W. Leigh st
December /.
Aadry Ctnmmie, J.; 500 Z. 18th So
December 1.
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month; 422 Cabell St.; Dec. 4
Luuise Cook, 9, SOFA N. 9th st.
December 4.
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DO YOU KNOW THRM9
Manila, Philippine Islands,
September 20, 1927.

September %, 1927.
Chief of Police,
Richmond, Va,
U. S. A.
Dear Sir:
l have been informed that my two
brothers are living in your city whose
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HutchisoA.
1t was reported to me that
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| have not heard. They may be pass
ing as American Negro, or as In
dians. Our father wask Cherokee,
and our mother a Black Hawk Indian.
Charlie, the senior, was born in
Hot Spring, North Carolina, and Glen
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24

Bolo by dobre mat al oddeene poradn6 pomocne.
Jest noho chudobnych Slovakov ktor porebujd pravo
tarskei rady nemozu 81 ju zadovazt pre- svoju chudo
bu Koki nasi Pudia boil osvindlovan nedostalo sa
i'm spravodlivost zastana. Okresny Sbor by snad bol
vsave dostst prvnu mienku akychto veciach zdarma
cd nasch slovenskych pravoarov maly poplatok al
zastupenie sddoch. Pomoc potrebuju al mohe so-
vensk6 osrale rodny, ktorym otec zomrel nasledkom
toho zi nesmiernej nddz Aspon raz roku, ma Via
noce by Okresny Sbor mohol byt Mikuasom pre- tleto
rodiny.
Takouto pracou by sa Okresny Sbor hlboko zastepil
do srdc udu stal by nepostradatenou nstituciou
Sbory spolky nom sdruzene by boly na>pomoci vo
vsetkych pracach tax al teto by may prcnu ma jest
vovanie Lebo cinkovanie sborov Sovenskej Lgy mele
tu ale pc cele Amerike boo prazdne preto al upaday
Okresny Sbor by tiez mohol mat, dramaticky krdzok
ktory by hraval divada prospech eho dobch ciePov
jeden dobry spevoko ktory by bo vstave zahrat al
operety opery Tako by mas Ivot bol bohay vsesran
ny, akvm zii1 vzdelani Iudia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24
svET KRAcA vPRED, LEN PoLIcIA ME.

Co bolo dost dobr6 vcera, dnes e u nahradene lep-
si co bolo pred sta rokm to e teraz vystavene m-
zeumoch podiv vysmech Svet kraca nezastavtelne
napred vsekch snazeniach len tax vidi policaj
ne vrchnosti drzia huzevnae svoich davych tyran
skych prostriedkov nad'a 'alej.
Vemi casio doctame novinach re tam aebo
imam polcia pouzla korbacov pac arestovanych o
sobach aby tax vyndtila cd Mich priznane vine bez
OIL adu to- ci s vinni alebo ME. Podobn6 prpady
davajd nasej poicajnej stanic prave teraz je
verejnost' pobdrena udajnym strasnym zbim jedneho
coveka mestskymi detektfvmi, al chudakov po celom
chrbte nayrely modre klobasy.
Toto stredovek6 tryznene ludi policiou by uz raz
malo prestat Kazdy detektiv aebo polcajt ktory be
zatknut osobu ably nej vyndt priznanie e ME sci
byt pocatom deektfvom, lebo bitkou prezradza, re
nepouzva svojho rozmu, co dnes skoro kazdy Scoyek
sn ale brutalne silly, ktorl len barbara pred hslcmi
rok1n upotrebovali. Kto nevie svojm hybat,
ale len palicou, nema byt pocajnym radnfkom Nest
ska admstracia by 81 maa toto drzat pred ocami
navzdy prekazt pouzfvae stredovekych prostriedkov
pri pplcajnych vysetroyaniach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24
z CAMPBELL A HASELTON PRfDU vSETCI
PRfDETE wy?

utorok nam bolo sdelene, re Slovac Ia Campbell
Haselton chysaju plnom poce prist Ia Slovensky
Den 80 lna do Idora park Obaja duchovni tamojsich
slovenskych farnost Rev. Jozef Kostik Haseltonu
Rev Jan Krspinsky Campbell pr pooc svojidh osad-
nych pracovnikov zaradi to TAX re kto bude chciet
bude sa moct zdarma dovez do parku odviezt' par
ku busoch muncipalnej drahy Toto je vyborne "a
ladene zvlaste pre- rodny mnohym clenami, lebo ich
vydavky dovezenm odvezenim by vysy dost' vysoko
Ale ma vel ku ticast' ia Sovenskom Dni chysta sa
mac celia youngsownska okoca sovenska tax da Bob,
ze mas tam bude aspoh 10000
A tax by to mao byt. Verejnost tu nechce VERT
re mas Sovakov Youngstown Campbell Struthers je
$4,000. Kazdy mas upozoruj vadny cenzus kde mas
je udane len paru tislc Darome poukazujeme Ma veke
crkevne osady, skoly atd Preto treba dokazat ne
veracm Tomasom, re mas je vskutku $4,000 preto re
vyznamnou castkou obyvatesva tejto doliny. Ia
kyto dokaz zadovazi nam Wac uznana povsimnutia
patricnych miestach, nezi vsetky nase reel.
A odplati sa kazdemu prist. Bude to opravdove
"dostavenicko' Tam zvitajd priatela znami kori
uz roxy nevde. Tam sa utvoria move priatel
stva zaoceujd stare Tam 81 do nasej soven-
skej duse zazijeme pocy, axe mono zazt len po-
dobnych savnostiach. : .- .-s..
Nuz, prid me vsetci ten mas Slovensky Deil tn
nasu vsenarodn1 savnost buddceho stvrtku 80 jdna.
Zapa me svoch srdciach ohniky rodoasky ktore
fuknute citom nadsenim vzblcia do vsn ohreju
jini lucami tych, ktorym uz laska k rodu vyhasa.
Prid'me!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24

Okresny Sbor Slovenskei Ligy pre- Mahoning dolinu.
estvuj1ci uz devaty rok posledne roxy lenen re
hybal mnoh mysle re uz Wac nevzpruzi. Ale t.,
ktori pozna zakladne pricny tej nehybnost boil pre-
svedceni eho zivotaschopnosti. Par jednotlvcov
chytilo do prace behom ME celeho mesiaca Okresny
Sbor stoji svojej plnej se hotovy do cinov.
Ably popularta Okresneho Sboru nikdy Wac neupad-
vytknul cee, ktore bude buddcnos pracovat Mech
nam je dovolene tn podat' nektore navrhy
Mech Okresny Sbor zaloM jednu tistrednl a ipn1
slovenskil kniznicu pre- vsetkvch Slovakov Malonng
doline byvajucich
Taxa kniznica nam e vel mi potrebna. Ma sice NEST
ska knznca daktore slovenske knzky ktore e so
venske spolky darovaly ale novych nebolo prik1pen6
vzdor castemu urgoyaniu strany redakcie Nemozno
dnfat re mesto nam bude vydrzayat' upn1 slovensk1
knihovnu tax name sami to starat'. Ma Sloven-
sku az kazda dedinka bude mat knzncu my amercki
Slovaci mali by SINE ich mat aspon takych mestach,
kde mas je po 5000 alebo vyse pofromade.
Kniznca by sa dala udrzat zvacsovat poplatkami
&c diva yzdne vypoMean knizku, ako to ma zaria
sdene slovenska kniznica New Yorku Ably knihy
tratv aby boy vracane dobrom save, kazdy ctatel
by Dol ziadany sozi So zaruku Knznca by bola otvo
rena yzden veGer dve hodiny. Ia ten cas- kn
hovnik by mohol vydat' knizky al so. ctatel'om
Kniznica by vel'mi napomohla trvacnost' Okresneho
Sboru Nal by k y6li eom jestvovat pracovat', NAL
by vel mi vhodny ciel ktory by obetoval zvysky
Slovenskych Dnov, prednasiek atd'.
Dalsm cielom Okr. Sboru maly by byt' poucne pred
6sky Jedpa prednaska by mala byt' zariadena kazde
hO mesaca Jest dost predmetov ktorych by bolo re
ha prednasat' nasmu ludu. 1najetkovych zakonoch
daniacl o morgeoch q hers s'deedoch', zdravo-
Vede, Amerike Slovensku. nabozenstvach, itera
tre historii nohych inych veciach Takto by sta
fresnJ sbor vel 'kyym vzdelavacmf dstavom
a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24
VLADNI PROHIBICIACI
v YOUNCsTOWN

v stredu vecer a yo stvrtok ra-
mo vladni prohibiciaci pod J. G..
Plappertom, znenazdania zjayili
sa V bdtlegerskych brlohoch a a.
restovali 80 osob. Desat' d 'alsich
bude arestovane v kratkej dobe.
Toto arestovanie ndalos sa sbez
vedomia mestskej.s adninistracie.
Mestski prohibiciaci rejduju ka
zdy den niekol, ,ko sdkromnych
domov meste arestujn pre-
kyapku palenku. Jeden clovek
NAL palenky "a pol kaliska V do
me a "a to dostal 500 pokuty.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24
SLOVENSKY OBCHODN1K
CAMPBELL MA SLOVO.

Ctena redahcia! J.! Obraciam sd k
Vam, lebo ineho sposobu nemam
ma oznamenie tu obsazene. Ano,
Vas casopis je domacim host 'om
nam vsetkym Slovakom tn Ma
honing County byvajucm SINE
ich odberatel mi vobec. Lebo z to-
hoto casopisu sa citatelia poucu-
ju, vzdelavaju a radu V nom hi a
daj1 a dopisovatelia svoju ra-
dost zalost' opisuj1. A tax ia
81 chcem povedat', co mi ma srdci
lei. Iste Yam Je znamo, re pred
mesiacom otvoril som 81 obchod
miesanym tovarom, a to ME hoci-
jakym, ktory mono al V inom
obchode dostat' ale cisto slo-
vensky, s tovarom z naSej domo-
why, t.. j. Cesko- -Slovenska i'm.
portovanym. Sn to vsetko uncle
cky zhotovene uzitocne>veci tax
ked chcete svoJim priatel'om A
merikanom sd zavd 'acit'. prid tie
knpte tax odhallte i'm um- do
vednost a zruGnOst nasho marc.
da jeho krasnych vyrobkoch.
Tym pomozete svojim "a moron,
tu II Amerikanov ziskate 81 1ctu
zaroyefl mne pomozete zbudo-
vat 81 moi obchod, nachodiaci sa
V c. 95 Washington St. v Camp
bell, ably som sd mohol i ia s Va
mi tn spolu radovat a to davno
tuzene heslo ''Svoj k svojmu'' i
skutocne zakiisit' Len tax, ma ten
sposob sa lnozeme vsetci dobre
mat Kazdeho statocne obsliHim.
Joz. Swantner.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24
PROGRAM DOME DIvADLA
PRE- BUDUCI TYzDEN

Cd nedele do stredy (za 4 dni):
Monte Blue ''The Brute.
Lupino Lane komedia Drama
De Luze'
Vitafonove atrakcie:
az Roger Wolf Kahn jeho or
chestra, vypomahana skrz Mound
City Blue Blowers.
b) The Happiness Boys, obi T.
beny park radio posluchacov.
Cd stvrtku do soboty (za 8 ,dni)
Conway Tearle Moulders Of
Men
Neal Burns komedia Break a.
way.
Vitafonove atrakcie:
a. Ray Eisman, 10-rocny ume-
lee v recitovanl piesne a tancu.
. b. The Record Boys v progra-
me obi '1benych a smiesnych pies
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24

v TEJTO modernej dobe je t'azko
niekoho uspokojit' a to robi rozkos
v Camel. Dnesni fajciari nacha.
dzaju tabakoyy p6zitok y Camel,
ponevac ma ich dobrotu mono ga
vzdy spol'ahndt'. Najvyberanej.
sic tabaky a najdokonalejsie mie.
SAME. zname v umeni fajciarskom
sIi Camel.
v Camel vynajdete, co moderni
fajciari pozaduj,i-hladkost', mier.
most a prijemnost', jakd ste nikdy
predtym nepoznali. To je pritina,
pre- ktori Camel vyhovia vzdy pris.
ne presn6 poziadavky fajciarov.
Daesni moderni fajciari poznajh
iste prijemne fajciarske vyzvanie:
ssVeznite 81 Camel" .r