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Evening star., 1927-03-31
ARLINGTON PLANS
DELAYED FOR YEAR
Completion of Unknown SOL
dier's Tomb and Lee Man.
sion Repair Held Up.

Plans of the War Department for
the completion OF the Tomb of the
Unknown Soldier and for the restora.
ton of the Custis Lee Mansion In the
Arlington National Cemetery to the
condition in which il existed when
occupied by Gen. Robert K. Lee at
the outbreak of the Civil War. cannot
be put into execution for another Year
at least. according to officials of that
department. 1t IL another case where
Congress authorized something to be
done and failed to appropriate the
money necessary for its execution.
Restoration OF the Lee Mansion was
authorized in March. 1925. and compile.
tion of the Tomb Of the Unknown
Soldier was authorized in July, 1926.
but no appropriation WIS made in
either case.
Bill Lost I'm Filibuster.
On the recommendation of the Sec
retary of War an effort to remedy
the situation was made at the latest
session of Congress, and the second
deficiency BILL which failed or pas
sage, carried an appropriation OF $6o.-
900 for completing the Tomb OF the
Unknown Soldier and an appropria'
work of restoring the Lee mansion.
1t was originally estimated that IT
would cost about $150.00 to put the
old colonial mansion at Arlington in
good repair and to duplicate its elab-
crate interior furnishings and decora'
tions of earlier days.
Most of the original, furniture was
installed by George Washington Parke
Custis, who built the house in the
early part of 1900 and died there in
1857. He bequeathed the entire Ar.
lington estate to his daughter and
only child, Mary Ann Randolph Lee,
wife of Robert z. Lee, then lieuten-
ant colonel in the United States Army
and afterward commander of the Con-
federate Army. Gen. Lee and his
wife abandoned the house at the out
break of the Civil War. about four
years later.
Purchased for $150,O0O.
The entire Arlington estate was
taken over by the United States Gov
ernment in January, 1854, and after
ward converted into a national GENE.
terry. It was regularly purchased
from the Custis estate in March, 1883.
at a cost Of $150,000.
Since the passage of the law OF
March, 1925, efforts have been made
by the Army quarterniasters to OBJ
tain some of the original furniture
and other equipment so that they
might be replaced in the mansion.
They had so little success, however.
that 1t has been practically concluded
that it will be necessary to purchase
duplicates, if there are any such on
the market. The only piece Of orig
inal furniture now available is q side
board, which once stood in the dining
room That has been contributed to
the Government by its owner, Wayne
Davis Of New York City, and will be
replaced whenever funds become
available for the renovation Of the
venerable building, now greatly in
need of repainting and extensive
repairs.
Evening star., 1927-03-31

To prove that he was recovering
from ne effects of motor accident
q LordNn man recently taught his
nurse Fhe Charleston and Black Bot
tom fn the hospital.
Evening star., 1927-03-31
Ordered to Coast.

Maj. Daniel w. Harmon, Army
Medical Corps. has been relieved from
dutv at Walter Reed General Hospital
and ordered TO San Francisco for duty
at the Letterman General Hospital.
Evening star., 1927-03-31
Three Children Die in Fire.

OXFORD. n. c.. March 81 UN.-
Three children of John r. Daniel,
prominent Granville County farmer,
perished in a fire which destroyed the
Daniel home near here.
Evening star., 1927-03-31
$50, 900 TO BE IDLE
AT MIDNIGHT, MINE
OPERATORS ASSERT

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Evening star., 1927-03-31

Will Head Dental School.
Maj. Willim S. Rice. Dental Corps.
has been detailed as commandant of
the Army Dental School at Walter
Reed General Hospital.
Evening star., 1927-03-31
PUBLIC TO ESCAPE
BRUNT OF IMPENDING
COAL MINE STRIKE

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The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Gayel
Club, Master Masons, will give a
300 card party tomorrow, pm, at
719 Thirteenth street
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TODAY

The Temple committee of Hope
Chapter, No. 80, o. K. S.. will give a
card party, 8 o'clock. at the Sampler
Inn, 1928 Eleventh street.
Evening star., 1927-03-31

The MarDis Dramatic Club of Ken.
ilworth Council, No. IS. ID. Of A., will
give minstrel and dance tomorrow
night at Pythian Temple
Evening star., 1927-03-31

A lecture on Christian Science: Its
Practical Appeal" will be delivered,
O'Clock, by Gavin w. Allan, c. S. B., of
Toronto, Canada, in Masonic Auditori-
um. New York avenue and Thirteenth
street. 1t will be under auspices of
the Second Church of Christ Scientist
of this city. Free. Public invited.
Evening star., 1927-03-31

VETERANS HERE
APPLY EARLY FOR
LOANS ON BONUS

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Dormitory board of Ruth Chapter
No. t, o. K. s.. will give dance al
Brightwood Temple
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Evening star., 1927-03-31

The Writer'S League of Washing
Ton VIII meet tomorrow, 8 pm, at
thomson School. Reading program.
Evening star., 1927-03-31

A special series of pre-. Easter serv-
ices at the Takoma Park Baptist
Church will be opened at 7:45 O'Clock
and be continued every evening ex-
cept Saturday until April 10. Rev.
Junior Church at the Calvary Baptist
Church and teacher of the Vaughn
class for men, will conduct the serv.
ices. Fred w. Pearce will lead the
chorus singing.
Evening star., 1927-03-31

West Washington b. Y. p. T. viii,
give it's annual entertainment tomor.
| row pm. in the Sunday school of
the church, Thirty-first and N streets
A play, Cabbage Hill School," will
be given. Miss Minnie Baiarsky. vic.
iinist, will be accompanied by Prof
Anton Kaspar. and Mrs. Albert Tar.
ham and Harry Myers will appear on
the program.
Evening star., 1927-03-31

press says that the foreign authori-
ties in Shanghai are welcoming the.
news that France is sending reinforce
"fhsn, That Eugene CHEZ ashe Cantonese
foreign minister. isF~xpected to ar.
rive In Shanghai In d day or so to de-
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-13
New Dodge Model
Expected July |

The model with which the Dodge
Brothers company will enter the mar
ket in the higher priced field will be
available for moderate retail delivery
on or before July 1, according to in
formation received by william Alberts,
local agents for the Dodge company.
The new car will sell for $1G5O, f. O..
b. Detroit for the fourdoor sedan.
Specifications of the car will not be
released until it is shown.
The higher priced model will in no
way conflict with the present standard
product of the Dodge company, which
will remain on the market.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-13

sSStSG , Z[eZ q
former Kaiser Wilhelm, at one time
was such a persistent wooer that
Princess Hilda threatened to enter
convent if the young man did
not desist. Il -AA
Then on the heels of this came a
report linking the name of Duke
PHILIPPE Albrecht of Wurttemberg
with the princess, but this was denied,
the grand duchess councillors making
it clear that there was too much
opposition in the Duchy to the
princess taking German as hus-
band.
Another. eligible young woman. Of
royal family is Princess Illeana, 1S
year old daughter of Queen Marie
of Rumania, who accompanied her
to the United States, and who is
known as the "beauty of the Balkans"
Princess Marie Jose of Belgium
was among last years debutantes.
Princess. Marie, attended school in
England and there was talk even
recently thats her engagement to
one of Britain's royal family was
quite likely But this has never been
confirmed.
Among the most interesting eli
gible princesses is Princess Irene of
Greece, % year old sister of the
former king, who at one time was
reported engaged 20 the duke Of
Apulia, a cousin of the Italian mon
arch. Another is Princess Eudoxia,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-13
BLACK MISERY BALL"
AFOUL. OF HARD TIMES

PARIS, March IL A9.-The annual
Ball of Black Misery" or hard times
party given for charity, has run afoul
of unemployment and nervous police
force.
The unemployed, drawing dolcs,
threatened to put some realism into
the scene of rags and the minister of
the interior forbade the dance three
days before the date advertised for it
at one of the principal theatres.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-13
COLO. MATCHES
NEVADA STORY
OF GOLD FIND

DENVER, Colo, March 12 R.-
Three Colorado miners, working with
hand steel, amid quiet scenes directly
the opposite of those which have
marked the recent stampede to Wee
pah, New, as the result of the discov-
cry of gold there, have uncovered de-s
posits of ores containing the yellow
metal which may rival the ultimate
production of the Nevada camp.
First accurate reports on the gold
discovery last September on the Little
Annie claim at Summitville, Colo
were announced here during the past
week by John D. Fisher of Colorado
Springs, consulting engineer for the
Reynolds Morse corporation, under
which name the Reynolds estate prop
erty now is being administered.
Out of the top face of the cliff where
the gold first was discovered with
moss clinging to the ore, Judge j. C.
Wiley and John Pickens of Del Notre
lessees, have taken total OF $1O15S
as shown by smelter returns from
Omaha, Reynolds said.
Only three men with hand imple-
ments worked on the property and the
shipments were all made during Sep
tember, October and November, 1926
Reynolds said that one of the most
valuable shipments possibly ever re-
corded in western mining was that of
259 pounds of ore that yielded $16,O32
at the smelter, or approximately $62
pound.
About 25 tons Of this rich ore now
is lying in sacks behind the barricad-
ed door of the treasure vault, but. no
shipments are being made because the
country is covered with 12 feet of
snow and the only means of access tt
the cliff overlooking the town of Sum-
mitville is by snowshoes, according to
the engineer
At present the lessees are driving
two tunnels below the cliff, one to
catch the ore vein at so feet and the
other at a depth of $50 feet.
Samples of the ore were brought to
Denver by Fisher "The remarkable
thing about this discovery said Mr..
Fisher, "is that this fabulously rich
ore was sticking right out on the sur
face, some of it with moss clinging to
it. The vein is a strong one and gives
every indication of continuing both
downward and onward. The vein is
from four to five feet wide and the
picture ore is five inches, forming a
core in the middle Of the vein. The
entire vein is good shipping ore
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-13
THREE

Deibler is the man, looking much
like Mephistopheles, pointed beard and
all, who presses the button that re-
leases the spring that lets fall the
triangular knife on the neck of the
condemned, stretched in the machine
invented for the French revolution.
The guillotine is set up after midnight
blythe light Of ndle-lanterns, just as
a hundred years ago. The executions
are at faint dawn.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-13

on Premier Poincare recently with
their grievances. Poincare could not
promise more heads, but he hoped he
could find more money for the heads
men.
Deibler gets very small salary, but
a premium for each execution. Re-
Gently, he complained, there were eight
headIess months. He said his organi-
zation could not live unless there were
more, or better paid, deaths.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-13

line of business attached to them. They
usually are men of prominence in their
trade. There are u qualified to advise
the judges regarding dresses. All are
men.
Several judges have suggested wom-
en- should be among these experts and
probably some of them viii be nomi-
mated before long, although now, as
ever, men continue to dominate the
dressmaking industry of France.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-13
French Executioner Asks
More Heads to Decapitate
Or An Increase in Wages

PARIS, March 12 R-Augus Deibler,
Frances official executioner, is dis
contented because toa many death pen
alties are committed. He wants more
heads to fall or he wants more per
head
He and two or his assistants called
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-13
Men Are Legal Arbiters
On French Dress Style

PARIS, March 12 (P.-Men are the
legal authorities on dress in France.
In a lawsuit over woman's gown, it
is man and not woman, who is call
ed to give testimony or make an ap-
praisal.
The courts have experts in every
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-13

daughter of King Ferdinand of Bull
garia by his first wife.
Before the war diplomats had a
great deal to do with royal matches,
but today Cupid has as strong
footing in court circles as anywhere
weddings of princesses in their teens
or early twenties, are expected in
court circles here
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-13

MONTE CARLO, Monaco, March IL
R-Cupid's quartette of young noble
men competing for the fair hand of
Princess Giovanna of Italy has caused
a stir in Riviera society circles un-
equalled for many years. There is
endless speculation as to who will
actually be the first royal bride
of 1927.
Princess Giovanna, third daughter
of King Victor Emmanuel, age 20
and pretty, is perhaps the most
sought after queen of tomorrow"
She has been reported engaged many
times but as to the man of her
choice !. the princess herself says
nothing. She permits even her in
innate girl friends to wonder who
will be the man to win the race
in the. end.
Archduke Albrecht of Hapsburg,
pretender to the Hungarian throne,
is said to be the most hopeful of
all the suitors, though his efforts
are no more serious than those of
Prince Wilhelm, the 21 year old son
of the former German crown prince
and Prince Albrecht, son of the ex-
Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria.
To those who might object to the
princess marrying German, suitors
of more than one royal italian family
have been suggested
Bulgaria's bachelor King Boris also
has been mentioned as a suitor The
princess was once reported betrothed
to the son of General Diaz, general
isssimo Of the. army during the war.
They have known one another from
childhood, having met in the royal
nursery.
Princess Hilda, third sister of the
grand duchess of Luxembourg, is one
Of the wealthiest young women of
royal family in Europe, in her own
name, though her homeland is one
Of the smallest, her fortune having
been inherited from her grandfather
the Grand Duke Adolphus. Prince
Sigismund of Prussia, nephew of the
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-13

''No Breakfast Complete without
The Dispatch"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-06
LAcNo MA REDdLJ

Ktory usilovny Slovak sa poduj-
me ma rohu Commerce a Hazel st.
stojaci tri-poschodovy dreveny
hotel odkupit'?
Ten rozobrat vsetek material
odviezt'. Mnoho oblokov, dverf,
zelezne drevene schody, 2x4,
2x6 a 2xl2 colove dreva, vel "a ga
zoyych a vodovych pajpov, klo-
zety. 2 toho materialu mono 2-3
domy zbudovat'.
Alebo vsetko vyprcdat' takym
usilovnym l'ud 'om, ktori k svoj-
mu domku lacno chyEe alebo ga
radz ,chcd pribudovat'. Kto ma
truck, ten ma dobrn prilezitost
peniaze zarobit'. Ohlaste sa u ma
jitel'a
G. V. HAMORY
Room 21S Terminal Bldg.
Erie stanica Youngstown, O.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-06
MA PREDAJ

Dickson St, 5 izbovy moderny dom,
lot 40xl40. 1880.
Samuel st. izbovy dom, moderny,
Lot 40x140. $495O.
East End IL izbovy dom pre- . ro-
diny, 2 kupelne, lot 50x150, skutocna
lacnota "a $500.
Pri Truscon Steel novy 6 izbovy teh-
lovy dom moderny $500.
Hartford Ave. 6 izbovy, dubovy fl
mis-, cimentovy drajv, finisovana po-
vala, dlazba uliee vyplatena, $1,000.
Indianola pri South Ave. izby u
pantry, lot 7Oxl26. Lacnota len $270O
Schenley Ave. modernS 6 izbovy tc
hlovy dom, vsetky zlcpsenia ma ulici
vyplatene, lacnota $500
Pri Mahoning Ave. novt izbovf
modcrny dom. vsetky zlepsenia Wy
platcn6, len $6500.
Z izbov[ l+floor garadzom, vsetky
zlepscnia ma ulici vyplatent. Zriedka.
va laenota $4,000. ~.. ..
Emery Ave. novy izbovy modernv
dom, lot 45xl36. Garadz. Len $3.50
Zavolajte
KENV1N, SCHROMoFsKY
& HABODASZ
707 Dollar Bank Bldg.
Tel. 75149. Res. 63114 a 33637.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-06
SLAVNEJ XXu KONVENCII
PENN. SLOW. JEDNOTY.

Ako kazdej slovenskej veci d
slovenskelnu podniku, TAX al slav-
nej XXI. konvencii Pennsylvan-
skej Slovenskej Rimsko Grecko
KatolIckej Jednoty, americko-slo-
venski novinari sdmzeni v Sdru-
zeni Slovenskych Novinarov ze-
.laju najvacsieho uspechn. Hlavni
tiradnici a PIP. delegati tejto mas
skej .organNacie, ktori sa sijdu ku
konvenIcii 16. maja meste Pitts
burgh, Pa, budl mat hodne a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-06
DOMY MA
WEST SIDE

6 izbovy dom, kupelna,
fornes, elektricke svetla, gaz,
sura, voda. Dlazdena ulica.
Lot 42x155. Garadz. Cena
$44O0. Tento dom je ma je-
den blok cd Mahoning Ave.
na Hazelwood Ave. $500 do
$4,000 hotovych potrebne.
Tento dom je l'ahko hoden
o $1,000 Wac nez my pytame
zan. Blizko ku novel Cha
ney High skoie a blizko .ku
novemu katolickemu kostolu
a skole.
6 izbovy moderny dom.
Garadz. Rohovy lot, dlazde-
ma utica. Tiez 8 extra lotov.
Jeden biloxi od MahOning
Ave. ma Schenley. Cena
$500. $4,000 hotovych. Ten
to dom je hoden 0 $500 Wac
nez my zan pytame. Preco
platit' rent, ked' mozete
mat takmer male gazdov-
stvo v hraniciach mesta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-06
MA PREDAJ LACNO

DoIbry 4 izbovy dom, v ktorom
je gaz, elektrika i voda, Tiez 2
studne a garadz, lot 43x15O. Ma
blNku Cleveland al CLANCY W.
sokej skoly. Jozef Mudron, 20 So.
Hazelwood Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-06

zdy mesiac, bohati po znacnych
sumach a. dhudobni pc malych, a.
ie stale kazdy mesiac to bez
somrania, bez vyhovorky. Este il
taky lid, ktory sam odkazany je
ma podporu dobrocinnej poklad-
nice zidovskej, dava ma til sbier-
ku aspon pc 5 centfkov, len ably
bolo al jeho memo medzi prispie-
vateI'm mi zaznaIcene Teda ako
som vyse> spomenul, Zidom sa do
bre vodi v krajinach ktorych
teraz ziji, i'm ME je tre'ba sbie-
rok na zahananie biedy, hladu, na
liecenie chorych vyhnancov pc 81
rom svete, ale potrebujt1 tieto
sbierky ma budovanie zidovskeho
statu, ktory sice nepotrebu.n k
tomu, zstby oslobodili svojich l'u-
di dajakeho jarma, ale potre-
buju ho k tomu, zeby mohli po-
vedat' re al oni maj1 svoj Satt
a tax ze sti al oni slobodnym, sa-
mostatnym narodom vo svojej
pravlasti. Krem tychto zionistic-
kych sbierok prevadzaju Ease inc
sbierky pre- domace potreby, pre-
vylrziavanie dobrocinneho fondu
v kaIzdom meste, Z ktoreho pod
porujn nIdznych, siroty, starcov
a stareny atd'., preto hl'a, nikde
nebadat IL mich takej hroznej bic
dy ami medzi chudobnou triedou,
ako ma priklad II mas Slovakov.
Preco nenaucime sa cd Zidov al
my tej narodnej k tomu kre-
st 'anskej povinnosti, davat' na
sbierky kaMdy mesiac ME raz "a
par rokov? Ba u mas este mnohi
ohundrajn al to, Go dajn raz "a
par rokov a este i vtedy hned
ziadaj1 poistenku a podrobny Wy
kaz, re kde ich kvoder alebo do
| lar boil upotrebeny. U mas nie to
i doverys niete lasky, 'nieto potreb-
neho smyslu pre- dobrocinnost' q
Inejavi sa u mas ami spolultrpnost
a stlcit nasim v biede sd nacho-
diacim bratom aldbo sostrou. Pre-
tllto necnost', alebo radsej nec-
nosti zle sa nam vodi, nemozeme
nikde vyniknnt'' a narod mas po
tom oslobodeni sd V mad 'arskeho
jarma, nevie sd dostat' na VAST
ne nohy, bo kym jedni 'budujeme
daco, ini sa usiluju 70 vsetkych
sill to trhat' dolu.
Vsak Il mas sa pohovori laske
tol 'ko, ze ked by mas dakto po-
cnval, tax kto mas blizsie nepo-
INA, myslel by 81, re my tie po-
vinnosti naproti bliznym, kto-
rych radi vypravame, plnime TAX,
ako ziaden my narod pod slnkom
! Ale chyba lavlSy! Ma mas sa maj
lepsie uplatnila ia anglicka vypo-
we'd ze: talp is cheap.
My prazdnymi re6iami odbavu.
jeme vsetko pre- mnoho prazd-
nych reel caste ked sa niekde
sideme k pohovoreniu 81 o dakeJ
prepotrpbnej vcci, nem6zeme sa
doroMumet na niGom, bo kazdy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-06
UCME sA oD INYCH L'UDf.

Po svetovej vojne, ked sa pi=
sally pokojove protokoly upra-
yovaly sa hranice starych novo-
utvorenych statov, hlasili sd
Parizi, kde sa vydrziavaly poko-
JDve zasedania, nielen Slovaci
Cesi, ale hlasili sa mnohe inc ma
Il narody podobne, hlasili sa G
utvorenie zidoyskej krajiny tiez
Zidia.
Ny Slovaci, pod zastavou Slo-
venskej Ligy, viedli sme boz "a
slobodu a sbierali sme peniaze v
JeJ meme, ma potrejbne vydavky S
vyanahanlm slobody spojene. TAX
to robili Vaetky narody, pot 'azne
vyst 'ahovalci vsstkych zotroce-
f,ych narodov a ze pod zastayou
zionismu prevadzali sbierky tiez
Lidia % tom nemusim AMI spomi-
nat, bo kazdy uz davno tom
vie, re Zidia a1 vsetci horlivi ma
rodovci a re ziaden narod tax kr-
covite spolu nedrzl, ako oni
Vysledok tych sbierok v Anne
rike a agitacna praca mala ten,
ze nielen Slovaci Cesi dostali
spolocnd repmbliku vykrojenu. zo
starej Austro-Mad 'arie, ale utvo-
rene boly viac2re mensie vacsie
fepubliky a Zidom dostala sa Pa
lestina, kde 81 majil budovat' svoj
zidovsky Stat, ktory predbezne
stoJl pod protektoratom AngIie.
Iidia teda davali ma sbierky po-
cas- vojny, davali hned po vojne
davajd stale, kazdy mesiac do
fondu pre- napomaIhanie prevede-
MA programu ich zionistickej Or
ganizacie Palestine. Len ne
davno bol tu ich vodca Chajim
Weitzman a. reenil 70 vsetkych
vsTasich mestach, ably vyobrazil
stav Lidov Palestine co uz dc
teraz bolo tam 20 strany zioni-
stow Zbudovane. Weitzman odnie-
sol ztadeto udajne. vyse miliona
dolarov a sbierky zionistickej po-
kladnice sa prevadzaju stale. III
dia sd nevyhovaraju, re vsal uz
dali na sbierky pocas v6jny, ale
DO re dali ma drluhe sbierky rM pc
vojne, oni davajtl, lebo vedia, zc
bez sbierok bez pomoci Zidov hla-
>rnc 20 Spojenych Statov, kde ma
ji vel "a bohatych sukmcnovcov
vel d u Palestine by nedocieliIi
Iidom sa nevcdia nikde Ma sve-
tc tax zle, ako Ia prfklad nasmu
narodu sa vedie v jeho vlastnei
praotcovskej vlasti, bo Zidia ked
al nemaJu ziadnej svojej kraji-
ny, prisposobenim sa kazdej
vladnucej triede, zabezpecia sa
tax, re sa i'm vodi mnoho lep-
Sic ako tym, ktori krajinu tvoria
a zdrzuJu grosom krvou.
No Zidia chc1 mat predsa svo-
ju kfajinu to v Palestine, kde
"a stareho veku panovalo zidov-
stvo, preto davajii ma sbierky ka-