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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-10-04
DODGE MINERS STRIKE At A. OIL. CONVENTION
Current Evemts
BIZ T. J. 0'F1aherty

COME time ago we commented on
y the strange act of Elinor Dorrance
in deserting society to take a job in
her fathers soup factory at $50
week. 1t is true that we injected
does of sarcasm into our comment
and when a few weeks later the poor
rich little soup girl took a trip to
Paris to study the effect of soups on
Parisians, we emitted hefty gutfaw
that almost convinced our skeptical
readers that Miss Dorrance was
false alarm as a wage slave. Now,
we regretfully have to record the
marriage of this exploited soup Jug
gler. One OF the attendants at the
ceremony was the Princess Gialma
Odescalchi and another the Marquis
Henri de Corpkgne of Paris. The
working class is sure getting up IN
the world
wrecks that once were capable Of
producing surplus values. Both were
sucking soup which they conveyed to
the mouth with quick jerky move
ments of the hand Lest drop should
20 to waste they brought their lips
almost to the rim of the bowl Rag
ged, wasted and wan, the jetsam of
capitalist society, ready for pauper's
burial when they look their last on
even a ten-cent bowl of rice soup.
did you pay your bill?" asked the
Armenian reStauranteur of one of the
direlicts as he made for the door.
Yes, he had paid-as he entered. No
princess will officiate at the funeral
ceremonies of those two wasted wage
slaves. No prince will serve as hon
orary pail bearer.
EAMONN DE VALERA, leader of
AA the Irish Republican party known as
Fianna Fail will have to fish or cut
bait when he enters the Dali shortly
to take the oath of allegiance to the
king of England. De Valera opposed
taking the oath for several years or
the ground that his conscience woulC
not permit him to take an oath whicl
he could not conscientiously obey. Hi
conscience however underwent
change for the better ana he no,1 de
clares that the oath is an "empt,
formula" This is the kind of tall
we like to hear from an Irish Repub
lican. But our friends the Irish bish
ops are not so pleased.
"DERJURY is an awful crime tina
L draws down the vengeance of goo
upon the offender" reads joint pas
Continued on Page Si1)
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-10-04
Wuhan Army in Hupeh
Defeated By Peasants

SHANGHAI, Oct. 3.-The peasant
insurrection continues in many parts
of China, and revolutionary armies,
working in conjunction with the peas
ant bands are being built up of those
who reject the present tendencies of
the Wuhan and Marking rulers.
The troops sent by the military au-
thorities in Wuhan to suppress the
insurrectionary movement in the Pu-
hi district to the south of Hupei, have
returned to Wuhan defeated.
Eighty Shot.
On September 10th, 80 persons were
executed in Canton accused of dis
tributing Communist literature in or
der allegedly to cause panic in con-
nection with the financial crisis. Of
ficially the number of persons exc
cuted is given at only So.
According to the Chinese press, the
Continued on Page T1oo)
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-10-04
Evicted Miners Cannot
Have Bonds Is Ruling

y PITTSBURGH, Oct. 3 (FP).-
Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corp,
which obtained a drastic preliminary
federal injunction against the United
Mine Workers, is getting less than
one-half the coal production from the
non-union miners than it got from
union men. P. T. Pagan, president
U. M. w. District 5, claims the COM
pany is getting only one-quarter its
previous production but company Of
ficials assert they get "nearly one
half"
Refuse Right to Bonds.
In addition to the miners union,
the National Surety Co. is enjoined
from giving bonds for the unions
cases. Hundreds of these
cases-union miners fighting against
from company houses which
the Terminal wants for scabs-are In
the courts.
Evict Miners Families.
The familiar coal district scene of
the strike time tent colony will again
Continued on Page Taoo)
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-10-04
CONFERENCE OF
c. 0, P. LEADERS
AT WASHINGTON
Search for Candidate
in Full Swing

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8. That
President Coolidge is definitely out of
the presidential race was accepted
formally today at a conference be-
tween Chairman William NJ Butler
and more than a dozen members of
The Republican National Committee.
Tho presidents famous Il do not
choose to run" statement was accepted
as final and irrevocable by the influ-
entail G. O. P. leaders after talking
with Butler, who spent last night at
the White House and earlier today
conferred with Mr.. Coolidge, his close
personal and political friend.
Definitely Out.
While some administration leaders
in congress still cling to the hope
that Mr. Coolidge may yet permit
himself to be drafted, the practical
politicians who will control the next
republican convention and shape the
party policies had no delusions about
the presidents decision after their
talk with Butler.
The old party wheel-horses, how
ever, were by no means unanimous
regarding the next republican stan.
dard bearer. In fact, many of then
confessed that they We're Feeling
their way" and were extremely Gag,
about committing themselves to an.
of the candidates now in the field
/ Those from states with favorite son
I on 1UCalIb1ES iwIfc1 fo-A~. ,-s--as..---
tions make some particular candidat
strong of course gave lip service t
those candidates..
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-10-04

keeps Mooney and Billings in
Folsom prison and enforces the
penalty on those convicted un-
der the Criminal Syndicalism
law. and the topic Of his speech
was "Labor's Love of American
Institutions" He slandered the
progressives in the unions, at
tackled influences seeking to
control the unions and shout
ed:
America first! And the perpetua-
tion of the principles of the declara-
ton of independence and the consti-
tuition of the United States are def
nitely established principles of the
American Federation of Labor.
On the constructive side, Green's
s-s-'. -4+----ssl- 'isss sareiap vf work
ers for higher wages, better protec
ton of women and children in indus.
tr4 and fewer injunctions, but nc
definite recommendation how to
achieve them.
The convention opened with a
prayer by Monsignor John Cawley,
and Green's speech was in answer to
the welcoming address of Governor
Young, of California.
Young thruout his talk dwelt on
the brotherhood which should exist
between capital and labor" He laud-
ed the A. F. of L. for being "the
strongest enemy of radicalism" there
was in America.
Hutcheson Attacks Reds"
The convention gathered as the To-
cal press featured the statement of
W. L. Hutcheson, president of the
United Brotherhood of Carpenters
and Joiners, that all "reds" would be
barred from the convention, likewise
all Soviet and Communist propa-
ganda." A 94-page report of the exc
cutive council was handed to all dele
gates prior to it's being released for
publication in the press. According
to Secretary Frank Morrison's fig
ures, the membership Of the A. F. of
Continued on Page Two)
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-10-04
WINDOW CLEANER
STRIKE CALL TO
Be ISSUED SOON
Negotiations Fail When
Bosses Attack Union

Negotiations between Hugh Frayne,
organizer for the American Fedora
ton of Labor, and officials of the
Window Cleaners Protective Union,
Local 8, and representative of the
Employers Association ended fruit
lesslsr yesterday when the bosses as
sociation demanded that all militant
officials of Local 8 resign. The bosses
also demanded that they have a ma
Jority on the arbitration board.
These demands mean that the em-
Continued on Page Five)
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-10-04
Green IN ADDRESS URGES SUPPORT
OF INJUNCTION ISSUING GOVERNMENT
Mooney and Billings in Prison Are Forgotten;
Visitors Include Capitalist Politicians
Cinderella Roof Ball Room Gathering at Los
Angeles Like Rotary Club Meeting

LOS ANGELES CAL Oct 3-The Forty seventh convention
the American Federation of Labor opened today the Gin
derela Roof Ball Room like a rotary club meeting.
All indication that at least theoretically meeting of
representatives of organized labor tine when the unions
reeng terrific blows from courts and employers
absent.
William Green president of the A. F. of L. spoke
the critical situation of the largest union in the federation the
United Mine Workers of America divided by district agree
facing reduction of next spring and practically
prohibited from striking by the Schoonmaker injunction Just
granted in Pittsburgh
Green addressed delegates and distinguished visitors
the aborhatng American LEGION the governor who
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-10-04
Trolley Delay Holds
Many Brooklyn Toilers

Hundreds of Brooklyn workers
were delayed on their way to work
yesterday morning when the Broad
way trolley service and the Grand st.
cars, which run from Bridge Plaza,
to the Debrosses street ferry, were
tied up almost an hour at 7 o'clock
yesterday morning by fire in loft
building at 463-465 Broadway.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-10-04
NOTICE TO ALL NEW YORK PARTY MEMBERS

Party members asked report promptly at p M
Wednesday, October 5th Madison Square Garden 49h
Sth Avenue in order receive their assignments
TO posts at The DAILY WORKER -FREIHEIT Bazaar Unit
organizers asked it that Party member
ports definite assignment of duty Comrades
unemployed asked to report at the Garden at IL
A. M. Wednesday,
WILLIAM w. WEINSTONE District Organizer.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-10-04
MANY WORKERS TO
Greet CROUCH AT
TRAIN TOMORROW

Hundreds of workers will gather at
the Pennsylvania station at 6.10 to-
morrow to greet Paul Crouch when
he steps off the train from Washing
ton, D. C. Crouch was released a
short time ago from Alcatraz prison
where he had been confined for aid
ing in the organization of the over
worked pineapple slaves of Hawaii
Continued on Page Five)
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-10-04
NATIONAL OFFICE NOW IN new YORK

All District Organizations Language Bureaus
iares Party units and Party members well all labor
On herewith notified that the National Office of The
Communist Party of headquarters
125th Street New York City.
All mail kilograms should hereafter addressed
follows National Office Workers
Street New York City.
The
Workers (Communist) Party of America
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-10-04
Volunteers Needed at
Madison Square Garden
rUmU1IUw iUT bazaar

Volunteers are needed all day
tomorrow at Madison Square Gar
den to help in the arrangements
for The DAILY WORKER-FREI-
HEIT Bazaar that opens Thurs
day. A meeting will be held at s
p. m. tomorrow at which all volun-
teers should be present.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-10-04

BARGAINS:

Clothing for Men, Women and Children, Hats,
Caps, Dresses, Art Objects, Cameras, Raincoats
Overcoats, Furniture, Knitgoods, Books, Furs
Jewelry Jewelry Repairing Shirts, Articles of
All Kinds at the Lowest Prices. Don't Miss This
Opportunity.
ATTRACTIONS:
THURSDAY-Officia opening night. speeches
by distinguished leaders; Dancing.
acknowledgements European Acrobatic
Sensation, first time in America. Poodes &
Dotty, famous clowns, in their side splitting
stunts.
SATURDAY-Internationa Costume Ball.
SUNDAY-Maria Montaras ballet of Spanish
dancers, just completed engagement at Roxy
Theatre.
Grand finale and closing of Bazaar.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-10-04
Shoe Workers Council
Move Their Offices

The District Council of the Shoe
Workers Protective Union and Lo-
Gals 43, 81 and 68 moved their head
quarters yesterday from 313. Fulton
Ave. to 331 Roebling Ave-, Brooklyn.
H. Levine is secretary of the district
council.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-10-04

THE DAILY WORKER rIGMTss
FOR THE ORGANIZATION OF THB
UNoRGARIZEE
FOR THE 40-KOUR WEEK
FOR A. LABOR PARgX
Evening star., 1927-11-16

CAFE AND PASTRY SHOP--Unlimited OPP
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Ca
Evening star., 1927-11-16

GROCERY, meats; located on corner in resi-
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above: 5-year lease; price. $3.50. Address
Boy R-M Star Office
Evening star., 1927-11-16
HELP-MALE.
/rantsnnos1

ELECTRICIAN that under
stands hanging fixtures. Apply
Penn Electric Co., Oil 9TH NV.
Evening star., 1927-11-16
MEN

S25 and liberal commission to start: ex-
nerlence unnecessary: married men preferred
CAN after / pm. 216 Insurance Bldg. 18TH
and Eve NV. To-
Evening star., 1927-11-16

TYPISTS Tor occasional work. probably a
few days each week. addressing and filling
that line and speed. Address Box 20-M. Star
Evening star., 1927-11-16
WINDOW DECORATOR.

We offer an unusual opportunity. with a
good salary. to one who has had experience
in the trimming of windows for high grade
women's apparel; card writing an added
advantage.
Evening star., 1927-11-16

ELECTRIC WAFFLE SHOP. with cozy apt,
for sale cheap; stock and fixtures invoice
$500: business improving daily: leaving city
Evening star., 1927-11-16
| COOK-With city references. wants general
housework; can stay nights. 144O Florida

COUNTRY GIRL. to do housework or nurse
willing to work and stay nights. 2121 10th
Evening star., 1927-11-16
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

BRICK WORK. open fireplaces. plsstering.
carpentry; we do the whole Job. B. IT. s.
Con. Co, N. 104S4. no NV. 20s
CARPENTERING--Porc built or glass-n.
estimates. W. r Watkins. Atlantic 1882
Evening star., 1927-11-16

N EN-.
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Evening star., 1927-11-16

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Evening star., 1927-11-16

WOMEN experienced drapery sewers. at
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Evening star., 1927-11-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

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RESTAURANT-Fully equipped: good bust
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WNER IN HOSPITAL. will sacrifice soda
untain and beverage business; suitable for
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Can Earn $3 an Hour.
SEE MR. PARKER.
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Statesmen

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Evening star., 1927-11-16
HELP-FEMALE.


maeazines: insures big money: keep ali YOU
collect; also monthly bonus. See Mr.. Rhine
Rnonn oNS 140E Eve st
Evening star., 1927-11-16

BALTIMORE MANUFACTURERS requires
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patented exclusive line: unlimited sales pos
sibilties: must have $500 to 81 900. Manu-
facturers, Sales CO.. Equitable Bldg. Balti-
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Evening star., 1927-11-16
SITUATION-DOMESTIC.
fH--Ats,,AL

COLORED WOMAN wants morning work or
place as cook: reference: Pot 5710.J:
COLORED WOMAN wants work: cook. gen.
eral maid: reference. Phone North 6534.W.
work; frst.class reference. 1923 Ga. ave
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-04

"
Sic rozchodonr, nez snatky ,Iza-
vrete \ idealnom veku. Nebezpe-
Gle ncshody je til desat 'krat AZ
stokrat yaGSie q os0b, ktore ma
jill yiac ako 30 rokoy .jc nebeHpe-
Gle manHnlskfho rozvratm dva-
do pat ,krat v;iGsie, ako II snatku
uzavrctl6ho Y idcalnom vekn. Tic
to zavery spncfyaIi na sypotto.h
ku ktorym bolo waite Wac ako
1000 manzclskych rripadov, w
branych vo rhihdelphit. Obaja
ucenci zistili, ze 70 vsetkVch tych
to vySetrovanych manzelstiev bo-
10 len 1879 uzavrcne V idealnom
veku, 2 tyehto vyhI'adalo len 5
percent pomoc II poradny pre-
manzelov. z ostatnych manzcl-
sticv II percent ziadalo V man
zelskych nesnadzach manzelske
poradny pomoe. Pokial sa ty
&c manzclsticv, nzavretych v me-
idealnom veku, vykazll.bl tieto a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-04

sho klnbu. Tedy mas je zas 0 jed.
MI viacej. Horemenovana panic
sii vsetky dobre herefky, a hraly
so $. Th,rek a $. Habovskon pred
mimlcj nedele Y fRozmajrine y
Bndiicu schodzu bmlemc mat
u 5. Kacymskej v Stvrtn strcdu
marcov1. Tam ale M mnsimc vse.
tky pilne pra'eoyat' a vo svato.
postncj 'dobc robotncjsie byt'.
Tfam, Re som toho dost napi.
sala, a ze to nebudc vandrovat
do koSa.
Zvcdava som, re ktOra ma bu-
de nasledovat' S dopisom, we'd
poculy sme, zc al ma Stccltont 81
zeny zalozily khlb.
Znacim sa so srdecnym pozdra.
vom,
Antonio Maruskin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-04


krat vyssi pocet rozvodov, nez
snatlsy, uzaEreie videalnom ve3
ku. Naimene ie st''astnf manzeL
|stvo uzavrene \ prilis mladom We
la,, ponevac mladi 'udia nemaJd
este dost aivotntch zklsanosti,
ktore sil nezbytnym predpokla-
dom st astneho manHelstva. Malo
by tedy vcRky vtznan zakonne
nstanovenie, ktorym by 50 urcila
hranita veku zcnby pre- m'laov
ma "a. rok 4 pre- dievsata ma %.
rok ma vydaj.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-04
1DEALNY vEK X zENBE.

Dvaja americki ucenci zaobe-
rail- sa otazkou najprimeranejsie-
no veku pre- manzelstvo a zisti-
Ii, ze idealnym vckom k zenbe jc
pre- mnza % rokov a pre- zenu "a.
Odchylky 0 4 roxy nizzssiie pre- mu-
Ia a1ebo 0 diva roxy pre- zenu ne
nlajn vel 'kej d6lezitosti. Ale man
Eelstvo, v ktorom neveste je me-
nej ako 81 rokov zenichovi me-
nej ako "a rokoy, je tym nebez-
pecnejsie, cfm mladsi sn manze-
liza. Manzelstva, kde obe strany
s1 vo veku 19 rokov, alebo mlad-
Die, kon3ieyajd 50 9 mnoho castej-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-04
zENA, KT0RA TAzKo
ZOMIERALA

v Bristol, Anglicku, zomrela po
ticto dni ista Mrs. Shrlvc vo We
ku 55 rokov, htora "a svojho Ii
vota bola 81 razy operovana a tri
razy p0chovavana do hrobu. Dva
razy ''vstala mrtvych' ked' jrl
nicsli ma cintorin. Al teraz, ked'
bola viacerymi lekarmi prehlase-
ma "a mrtvd, rodina dovolila jill
len potion pochovat', ked' jej le-
kari najprv prerezali dvc tepny,
takze jcj vsetka krv vytickla 2
tela.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-04
SLAVNA ZENA MA PCSTOV
NEJ ZNAMKE.

Stane sa iste zri2dka, ably ME
ktora zcm poctila zenu $ w
nimkou kral 'ovien - tym, ze po-
uzijc jej obrazu na postovnych
znamkach. To ueinilo prave Pol
sko, ktore vydalo novil zflaankn
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-04

) portretnm PAM Cnric-ovej, OBJ
javitel ky radia. Tato zena, tax
vynikaji1ka vo vedeckom svete, je
rodom Pol 'ka, ale zije uE dlhii
dcbu vo Francii a je tam natura-
lizovana.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-04
N laBESIEDKA B
lN lGHhll zenskych
Klubov

JTane HeHy!
Kedykol vok dojdu Yomgst.
Slovenske Noviny, manifesto toho,
BE by pozrela naprcd ma prvil
sstranu, pozrem Mdy az ma TITO
posledml, ze ci fam niektora ze-
ma nepise meco noveho. Az naraz
yidIm, ze spomina.jil tam mole
memo, re prfro nepisem. N,lz mo-
lie mlcanic malo svoje priciny.
Ponajpry ia som rz moe dopiso-
vala a nechcem vzdy pisat', ably
81 dakto nemyslel, re tito poslcd-
ma strana je len pre- mia, a, po-
tom som len chlccla, ably al drnhe
pisaly, lebo veru name zeny, co
by mdhly pfsat a marl al casu
5dost'. NaSe zeny rady 6ltaji, to
viem, ale pisat - to NJ boze-
chran!
Nielstort aeny So spy'njd, re
ci ten mas klnb tn ma lansing
vile zije, lebo re nie nepiseme
TAX inn oapovedam, ze ano, zije
a vedie sa nam chvalabohu dobre
4 ako by al ME, ved' cez fasian-
gy ie varm to len pasta! Zabavaly
sme sa rozlicne. Boly sme ma
svadbe, a po krstinach najviac
chodfme, lebo ten dlhonohy ma
som klube je vel'mi zamestnany
a TAX zamestnane sme al my:
chodime 81 posluhovat so za1Sma.
zcnou rascovou polievkou. Potion
smc chodily ma dinadla. To uz
hej, naucily SINE sa chodit' pc
divadlach, ale ME snad' ma po.
hyblivd obrazky, lez ma cisto slo.
yenske. Bola to radost teraz ce7
fasiangy list ma divadlo. A to
ste 81 mohly vybcrat', lebo pr;
kazdej osade mali viacej predsta
veni. Teda naSi l'udia Nv sa nau
aili chodit' ma tic naSe sloyenske
divadla, al sa ucme tichsie dr.
Eat len jedno sa mi mel iMbilo, IL
ia som plakala a druIhy sa smial
Teda ked' hrajn zalostno, ME-
ktori sa pustia do smiechu ma
miesto toho, aby boil ticho. We'd
som ME tax az vel mi makkehc
srttca a ked' placem, druhi 50
mnou nemusia, ale je to slusnost'
byt' ticho. Tiez sa mi srdce ra
duje, ked' vidim, re ia mladez
niektora tax pekne sa uci hudbu
vo verejnosti vystilpi a spoloc
most zabava. Veru TO sa cloveF
tcsi, ked' niedo take poGsl1e
IenHc my Sloyaci ton hudbou
ideme vel mi pomaly vpred. Znam
niektore dcti. 60 by sa rady rhce,
lv ,rcif ma plane al(bo ma hu
siialch, ale rodicia inn ma to pc
maze neclicn dat. NaSich sta
rych je mz len to prislovie Zach
90 Il toho!" A veru v tom je
mnoho, lebo mladez by sa drzala
viacej donna ueili by sa spo-
locne. Nebola by to radost', ked
by sa vasa dcera ucila ma plane
dosla k nej suse'dovie husla.
mi a spoloene by zalraly? TAX
isto i $ chlapcami.
Teraz este PRIV nez dokoncim
chcem spomen1t' ako SINE odba.
viii nasu poslednu schodzu. Bolc
to minulej stredy u sestry M
nhurek. TAX som sa vybrala jake
dobra idkyna, sla som z domu S
dobrou vol 'ou, ale mne sa ami ne.
snivalo, ze jaka cesta je ku sestre
Thurek. Veru uz kraji mojs
mamicka majd pred doanom dlaz
deny chodnik a tu v tel prekras
nej Amerike nemajl. Toto pisen
zvlast politickym klubom akt
upomienku, ably sa impruvmen
ty lepSie staraly. Lebo tam je to
no blata all vernpo uai. Ako SON
d0sla k sestre Thurek, musel;
{ som ist rovno do pivnice sa IL
myt'. Ma sehodzi za6aly SINE 70