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New Britain herald., 1927-02-24
Cattle Dealers Found
 Guilty of Conspiracy

Worcester. Mass Feb. A R}- David Cohen, Sutton and Worcester cattle dealers was convicted by a jury in the superior criminal court yesterday afternoon on indictments charging larceny and conspiracy growing out of the investigations last fall into the alleged cattle frauds. He at this session Of the court on similar charges. The fourth case went on trial late today, the defend- ant being Max Cohen of Auburn, Frederick A. Cheney of Auburn. who was indicted with him pleaded guilty 10 the conspiracy charge and the charge of attempted larceny was not pressed.
 Henry W. Kcrig. Worcester auto mobile salesman, who was indicted as a co-defendant with David Cohen, pleaded guilty before trial to the conspiracy charge and the larceny complaint against him was not pressed. He was government wit ness. The government charged that while Cohen had cows in pasture in Oxford owned by kerig, tuberculin test of the herd was made on appI- cation by kerig. It was claimed that as herls did not own the COWS, the check for s1,05i30 indemnity re- ceived by him was wrongfuIly se- cured.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-24
AT THE LYCEUM

A sweet love story, deeply inn pressive, is told in Risky Business" !" Vera Reynolds new star picture which opened at the Lyceum today in conjunction with Devils Dice" a story of revenge that miscarried and featuring Barbara Bedford and Robert Ellis. ''The House Without q Key" serial also is shown.
 In Risky Business" Miss Rey- holds is cast as sweet but pam pered rich girl who becomes en- gagged to a struggling young coun- try doctor. Her mother in reality almost broke through her effort at keeping up appearances and 10 marry the girl to a wealthy man, tries to break up the match.
 The big theme of Devils Dice" is the story of a man imprisoned for shooting another in defense of his winnings at dice, whereupon he swore vengeance against the judge who sentenced him. Upon his re- lease from prison he finds an in genious way of obtaining revenge and would have carried 1t out to the fullest except that fate took & hand and caused him to fall in love with the judges daughter.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-24
SACRAMENTAL WINE MAY
 LEAK OUT, SAYS ANDREWS
Dry Director Urges Agents to Be Watchful During Coming
 Church Holidays.

Washington. Feb. A (UP)-Pro- hibition administrators were warned by Assistant Secretary of the Treas ury Andrews today to guard against sacramental wine leaks into bootleg channels during the next 60 days Jewish and Easter holiday periods.
 More than 500,00O gallons of wine will be withdrawn between now and April IT for religious rites. author ities estimated.
 Bootleggers have been conniving to cut into the huge supply and every known method to checkmate them has been taken, according to Andrews.
 Many gallons of wine are used March IS, for the Jewish feast of the purim and about 250,o00 gallons are used the week of April IT, for the feast of the passover. In April most of the 100000 peo- pie in the United States of Jewish faith each consumes four large cups of wine to celebrate the opening of the feast.
 Prohibition officials have been in- structed to check carefully all with drawals by rabbis ministers and priests during that period. By care tul supervision, it was hoped, seep- age of about 50,000 gallons of wine will be stopped.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-24
Piles Disappear
No Cutting or Salves Needed

External treatments seldom ban ish Piles and for the very good req son that the cause is inside-bad circulation in affected parts, veins are fabby and bowel walls weak- ened.
 To quickly and safely rid yourself of piles you must free the circula- tion-send fresh, healthy blood to the raw, sensitive membranes. h. ternal treatment is one safe method. Ointments and other external treat ments cant give lasting relief. J. s. Leonhardt. NJ. D., a speciat- 1 ist, set at work some years ago 10 find a real internal remedy for piles He succeeded. He named his pre-
 scription HEM-ROID, and it has proven successful in thousands oi cases-so successful that now HE T
 ROID is sold by druggists under Il
 money back guarantee. It is
 harmless tablet. easy to take, anu can always be found at Fair Depart
 ment Store, Inc, who will promptly refund the purchase price If you are
 dissatisfied.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-24
BATHING BEAUTIES AT RIALTO

An attractive array of bathing beauties have filed entries in this evenings contest being held at the Rialto theater in conjunction with the showing of double feature pro- gram of motion pictures. The two films which close their engagement tonight are "The Boy Friend" a fantastic tale of a boys dream when he thought the whole world was against him, and Between Dan- gers," fast action western drama. Marceline Day and John Harron are co-starred in the first mentioned film, and Buddy Roosevelt is starred in Between Dangers" Selected shorter subjects will round out the program. The double feature pro- gram which opens a two-day run at this popular playhouse tomorrow is headed by Zane Grey's famous novel, Man of the Forest" which stars Jack Holt. The second attrac- ton on Friday and Saturday is the cyclonic comedy, "The Live Wire v Johnny Hines latest mirth provok- CT. As usual Johnnie mixes plenty of thrills with his mirth and from an entertainment standpoint the pie ture is perfection itself. Another chapter of the current serial as well as a comedy and news reel will also be shown
New Britain herald., 1927-02-24
WASHINGTON AND LINCOLN
 HELD UP AS BOYS MODELS
l.. F.. Heck of Meriuen Gives InsDir. ing Talk at Meeting of \. M.
 C. \. Hi-Y Club.

F. T.. Heck, boys secre ary of the Mcr.den I. M. c, A. was the speak CT at the weekly luncheon of the Hi-Y club held yesterday afternoon at the Y. NJ. c. A. Mr. Heck took for his subject "The i a's,' appreciation adjustment. attachment and antici- patton.
 He asked the boys to have a great CT and deeper appreciation Of the l2bors and work of those who have gone before, particularly in the lives of Washington anl Lincoln. We recognize" Mr. Heck said, the greatness of these men, but do We appreciate them as we should when we realize the almost insurmount- able difficulties and obstacles they had to encounter 10 attain to their greatness?'
 By adjustment, Mir. Heck stated that he meant fieXibility Of char acter which enables a boy to adjust his own manner Of living in con- formity to that which is good and wholesome. Proper attachments such as good friendships, good reading, and wholesome recreation have bearing in the molding of character, he said. Anticipation, the dast Of the as, was possessed to great de- gree by Columbus. whose faith in the uneXplored prompted him to carry on, he said Even when everything seemed lost to Columbus his antici- patton of the land of gold just be- yond kept him moving onward. An
New Britain herald., 1927-02-24

dore Stalk as end men and Andrew includes James Weir. Peter Contaldl. Michael Paluch. Charles Nesta, Will liam McNamara. Nicholas Gill. Hem " Kraszewski. Leonard Anderson, Edward Karpinski, Joseph Goffa, William Helm. George Kosswig Anthony kerelejza. John Kley, Isa- dore Levin, and Albert Benjamin. The program will be as follows: Opening chorus, Hello Bluebird"
 and Mary Lou"
 Thinking of You'' .... Jamcs Weir That's My Girl" ... Peter Contaldi Any Ice Today. Lady" ......
 ............... Michael Paluch "Cher:e, Love You" ..........
 ............. Andrew kobe!a Charleston Speciality Nicholas Gill Me Too' .......... Charles Nesta "Tonisht You Pclo"g to Me" .... Hello. Swanee" ...... Peter Silva Buck and Wing Speciality .......
 ................ Theodore Stalk "Because I Love You ......
 ................ Nicholas Gill "Where do You Worka, John?"
 .......... Henry kraszcwak My Baby Knows How" ......
 .......,... Theodore Stalk Grand Finale Moonlight on the
 Ganges," Fire, Fire" Yankee
 Rose" and "ralia in the Sun.
 Hang out the Moon.'
New Britain herald., 1927-02-24
MISSING N. Y. GIRL
 RETURNS ID HOME
Was on Visit to Rochester,
 Family Explains

Buffalo. x. Y.. Feb. 2i.-aps- Mary c. Carr, member of the senior class at Holy Angels academy, who disappeared from her home in Cen tral Park two weeks ago, is safe and well with her parents today. The reasons for her sudden disappear ance and why she had failed 10 communicate with Dr. Francis Carr. her father. who had instituted a countrywide search for his dauGh- ter, were net fully explained.
 Mary refused 10 be interviewed and brief statement issued after Q family council, was all the light thrown on the case. The statement said that Miss Carr had been visit ing friends in Rochester not know ing that her absence was causing anxiety until she saw an article in B Rochester paper begging her to come home on account of the illness Of her mother caused from worry.
 Dr. Carr received word from Rochester last night that his daugh- ter was in private home in Rochester and was ready to come home. Dr. Carr and his son Chris topher left immediately by automo- bile, returning at midnight with Mary. They declined to give the name Of the Rochester family with whom Mary had been visiting.
 Mary went there the day she left Buffalo" said her brother. "She was with them right along and never knew that her mother and father were anxiously searching for her."
New Britain herald., 1927-02-24
pLAINVILLE'S NEW THEAIER

All Plainville is waiting eagerly for the opening of the new strand theater tomorrow evening. Invita- tions to the gala first night showing at this fine new playhouse of the silent drama have been mailed to prominent officials and businessmen in Plainville and surrounding towns, the governor is expected to be pres ent, and all is in readiness for the great theatrical event of the winter.
 Curious minded persons who have wished to confirm for themselves the advance reports of the beauties ot the Strand have been peerlng III through the open exit doors during the last few days, and all have been convinced that there has been no eX- agseration of the attractiveness which characterizes the theater.
 Daniel J. Sullivan, talented young musician, has been secured as organist for the thcater. MT. Sullivan is a graduate Of St. Thomas seminary, Hartford, and has studied under Prof. Brisbau, chief organist at St. Joseph's cathe- dral in that city. He is at present in charge of the French choir at St. Peters church. New Britain, where he is manifesting a wide knowledge of music. He has examined the Strand organ and pronounces it per feet in tone and harmony.
 Only 24 hours more, and then the biz night will he a reality of the present. Plainvillo will at last have a theater as fine as any town in the state and one 10 compare favorably with those in the largest cities.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-24
PRO-BRITlSH CHARGE. Three Chicago Text Books Con. dcmncu by school Board Members.

Chicago, Feb. 24 P}-Claiming that three history books used in Chicago public schools are pro British and dangerous to American patriotism" demand has been made that the texts be barred. in q report sent 10 Mayor DeVer and the board of education by the American Historical society. Criticism was di- rected against "A History of the United States by William Fiske Gordy; Our United States" by Will liam Backus Guitteau. and the Silent Reader" fourth series, by Lewis and Rowland.
 These histories have been re- gently revised in spirit of contemp- tuous hostility toward heroes of the revolution and other founders and defenders Of our nation" the report said. "The texts are not only altered but omit many vital characters, events and ideals hitherto held sa- cred in American history
New Britain herald., 1927-02-24
ROBERT BILLIARD, ONCE
 MATINEE IDOL, IS DYING
Seventy ' ear-Old Veteran of Stage Cannot Live-First Wifc's
 Funeral Tomorrow

New York. Feb. 24 P1Rober, Hilliard, 70, famous actor and noted Broadway character of former years was dying at his home here toda. while plans were made for the tu- neral tomorrow of his first wife, Mrs Cora-Dell Hilliard.
 Stricken with diabetes after d long fight against the disease, Hil- Hard was reported nearly blind and losing strength steadily.
 His son, Commander Robert Dell Hilliard, U. S. N., had been called to his fathers bedside before word Was received of Mrs. Billiards death in Brooklyn yesterday.
 She was married to Hilliard in 1881. and obtained divorce in 1894. In 1896 Hilliard married Mrs. Nellie E. Murphy, divorced wife of Edgar Gibbs Murphy wing shot, and on her death in 1913, the actor married Mrs. Olga Everard Will Hams. The third wife, the daughter of James Everard, brewer, had just received a divorce from her first husband, former chauffeur for her father, when she met Hilliard in Philadelphia where he was playing in "The Argyle Case" They separ- ated by mutual agreement in 1923.
 Hilliard was a matinee idol when "he-men" plays were the vogue. One of his greatest successes was in 1916, in a play called "The Pride of Race" The actors sartorial ap- pearance-the greatest "man-about- town" characteristics-bro him the acclaim of newspapers of the sos as one of the best dressed men on Broadway.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-24
1nhalat0rs Contain Life
 Sustaining Mixtures

Pittsburgh. Pa, Feb. 24 P'-ln- halators being used by Pittsburgh police physicians to revive and sober intoxicated prisoners, contain a mix ture of five per cent carbon dioxidc and 95 per cent oxygen. bureau of mines experts here said yesterday in explaining the function of the in strument.
 It had been enormously reported the inhalators contained carbon monoXide. The experts pointed out that monoXide was a deadly poison and could not be used on any pa tjent. The inhalator, they added. has been employed with success on persons overcome by carbon mon- oxide.
 The carbon dioxide 1t was ey- plained, stimulates the heart action and respiration while the oxygen furnishes the necessary pure air.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-24
Boys Club Minstrels
 To Give Performance

A succession of good soloists, sev- eral speciality numbers, and . plentiful interspersion of jokes and by-play will characterize the first Boys club minstrel show. which will be presented at 8 o'clock tomorrow night at the club gymnasium on East Main street. The performance is sponsored by the ladies auxiliary Of the club, and the receipts will go toward the swimming club fund be- ing gathered by the women. The show is being worked into shape by Mrs. A. c. Sundberg, president of the auxiliary, and John J. Crean, who have been especially successful in achieving fine ensemble singing.
 Raynard Anderson will be inter- locutor, with Peter Silva and Theo-
New Britain herald., 1927-02-24
"NIcFADDEN'S FLATS" ALL WEEK

Three more days remain to see "McFadden's Flats" the comedy that is the talk of the town, at the Capitol.
 Crowds are still attending the performances and all acclaim it a real photoplay and ideal entertain ment for the entire family. Charlie Murray is absolutely at his greatest in this picture and as McFadden the bod carrier and later the contrac- tor of the famous McFadden Flats he portrays a role that will set any one in the mood of hilarious laughter. His companion in fun, Chester Conklin portrays the role of Jock McTavish, Scotch barber who came to America to spend his life because he heard it was free country. He and McFadden are bosom friends and though they are on the outs several times through the picture they become fast friends tt the finish.
 It is delightful story that all will enjoy and during it's showing here for three more days it is hoped that many will take advantage of
New Britain herald., 1927-02-24
T. A. B. FAIR

The Tabs fair continues to draw well nightly at their new auditorium on Main street. Last night very good crowd was on hand and enjoy ed a fine entertainment of singing. dancing and musical acts. Again dance lovers were thoroughly pleased with the excellent dance floor. The orchestra is popular with the dancers and the fine dancing sur face, was a perfect combination.
 In line with the societys desire to give the best in entertainment they have engaged several local soloists for tonight. These singers have been heard on numerous occasions and are sure to please the audience.
 The Trinity Bacchanalian dance orchestra has been booked for to- nights dance music. which means joy to those who dance and also those who come to sit in the gal lery and merely look on.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-24
SWINDLERS ARRESTED
Last of the Old Gold Brick Work
 crSV field in New YnrI,

New York, Feb. "A P-Samuel Epstein and Morris Rosenberg, des- cribed by police as being among the last of the old time gold brick swindlers. were held today, Epstein for Philadelphia authorities and Rosenberg for Boston police.
 Epstein is 4S years old and Rosen- berg 47. Police records show them to have operated numerous varia- tions at the once common gold brick ruse. Among swindles mentioned in their criminal records are substi- tuition of glass diamonds" for real gems used to effect a sale and brass filings for gold dust sold to jewellers.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-24
CHEAPER FUEL

Ottawa, Ont, Feb. 24 RI-A car bonization process of Canadian slack coal to produce a cheap fuel is seen as a definite contribution toward a solution of Canada's fuel problem the Ottawa Citizen said today.
 Application will shortly be made 10 parliament for a federal charter for three million dollar corpora tion that will attempt such a pro- cess the Citizen said.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-24

this extended run and see this fin

this extended run and see this fine photoplay.
 Beginning Sunday night for four days the Capitol management an- nounces the showing of The Demi- Bride" now the sensation of Broad way, with Norma Shearer and Lew Cody in the feature roles. "The mi-Bride" is a romantic drama with comedy vein that is most en- tertaining, and Norma Shearer has one of the best roles of her career.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-24

In a recent display of old-time Bible in Kingman, Kas, one was found that had been in the same family for 327 years.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-24

ticipation or faith in the future should be inherent in every boy, he said.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-12
$1,000 LUPEz v
OBCHODE MA ALBERT ST

Y stredu popoludnf styria mladi
bandit revo1vprmi v rukach vo.
sli do Segal General Store V {.
1926 Albert st. zazeniic prl.
tomnych mattel 'ov, kostymerov a
privatneho detektlva do knta,
wall cd Mrs. Segalovej nieao wv.
Sc $4,000, ktore prave boly done.
sene z banky pre- zamieHanie Wy.
platnych tekov pre- robotnlkov II
Truscon Steel Co. pracuj1cich a
ktore peniaze v tom case Mrs Sc.
gal spocitovala. Pc kradezi ban.
diti usli ma automobile, v ktorom
sedel piaty iclh spoloenik. Policia
pustila sa "a zbojnikmi, ale nena.
sla po Mich stopy. Toto je w dru-
he vel'ke zbojstvo v tom obcho.
de. v januari 1926 zbojnici u.
l0radli $500, urcenych tiez ma
vymienanie vyplatnych cekov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-12
ARMADA DOSTANE
OBROVsKE LIETADLO

keystone Aircraft korporacia V
Bristol, Pa. oznamila, re V tieto
dni bude vyzkusovat' obrovske
dvojplosne hetadlo, ktore vybu-
dovala pre- armadu Spojenych Sta
tov ma bombove iitoky. Move lie.
tadlo korporacia vEvinula behom
piatich rokov a je snad' najvac-
sim ma svetc. Ma novotne, tubu-
larne plosne. Ked je Getadlo ma
lozene, vazi osem ton. Unesie 10
strojovych pusiek a vojakov, viac
bomb. medzi ktorFmi bude jed
ma 1-tonova. Same lietadlo 'vazi +
tony. Blude sa menovat "Super.
Cyclops'' Opatrene je dvoma Pa
,rkard mOtorami o $50 konskFch
silach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-12
STYRI OSOBY ZABITE
v PARU DNOCH

V sobotu nedel'u zabite boly
sty'ri osoby v Youngstown bllz-
kom okoli. Dvaja muzski zabiti
boil vfakmi, jeden tuna pri Tube
St. a drlhy v Niles ma Park Ave,
jeden chlapec zabity Dol tuna ma.
kladnytm automobilom jedno
dievcatk0 zabite bolo Sharon
automobilom. Chlapec Dol synom
'policajta Clarka. Zabity Dol v so.
botu rano ma krizovani Williams
a Falls ulic, idnc sa kilpat do ia.
zera. Otec sa doznal 0 smrti syna
len vecer, ked' prisiea do sluzby
ma policajnd1 stanicu Tam poznal
eiapku svojho syna.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-12
DvAJA sLoFAc1 v
sTRUTHEHs vYHRALI

suse''hohl ihes'e 'otfutllefs ii DO
~ 1lez repuoifKaAilsNe primarily V
'Ilorok' k'ors'ch ooh az sies'i
haioioa'i I'D urao ihayora. hFl'
aAil oosaVaoiiy mayor eo'''soi'
DO nlasfsKeJ Taty non1f7rora1i7
Doh dvaJa mladl Siovacl, slce
Feter J. BobDy "a kohcilmana at
large " o''l ~ "'a''No q" Aoncii'
man" l. ""'''!' 'e'' ''o'e'''Ns
h"'''''''"'' h"i'ei'N' ~'i"'i - ien o.
''''si''i'
'!S'e"oA ''l'N''''''' o'''''''
erS ooi
II" may ora'o' o'r''s'i or he" -
'io' 'o'o''Sh foo' 'oi'N't'' i''''
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-12
ELEKTRIKARI vYDoBYLI ST
PKT.DNOvY TYzDEN

Prvy prielom remeselnfkov v
boji "a 5-dnovF pracovnf tMden
urobeny Dol elektrikami st.
Louis, ktori prave podpisali smm,
VII V tom smysle elektrikarsky.
mi majStrami. Elektrikari hudM
pracovat' cd l. septembra len 5
dni tyzdni po 8 hodin a budn
dostavat' po $3.50 ma hodinu, t. j.
800 ma 5-dhovy t%zden. Tato smlu.
va netyka sa elektrikarov. pracu.
iitcich vo fabrikach.
Pat ''dnovE tyzdcn, al1o jc INA.
mo, zaGal praktizovat' Henry
Ford a prcdpovedal. ze no bud1
nasledovat V budiicnosti vSctky
remesla priemyselne podniky
lebo stroje odnfmaUi pracu robot.
nixon, ktorf musej1 byt' zamest.
mani, ably krajina lila V blaho
byte. Takto sa stroje stavaid do.
brodenfm robotnictva.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-12
!, 600, coo DIETOK v AMERIKE
ZARABA 81 CHLEBA

Cenzusna nradoyna oznamuje,
ze v SpoienNch Statoch nachodi
sa 1906 900 dietok vo veku 10 do
15.roGnych, ktore 81 ma svoje zivo-
byte zaraIbapi. Je to 40-percento.
We zvysenie od roku 1920. Jedno
diet a 12. pracnje a V daktorych
statoch jedno 2 10. Malickych de-
ii, 10 do 13.ro6nych, zamestnane
je do 100000. Dietky sdi zamestna-
vane ma farmach, v tovarnach ma
priadzu, okolo banl, tovarnach
ma konzervy, vo vyrobe umelych
sperkov, vo vysivani a inych "a
mestnaniach, ohyGajne takych, v
ktorych deti prichodia 0 svoje
zdravie a dusevny vvvin. v da-
ktorNch tovarnach ma Juhu deti
pracujI az. II hodm denne, v den
nNch no6nJeh tiirach. Deti ma
som State nepracu6ii vo fabrikach,
lebo name .proti tomu zakony.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-12
JULIUS ZADA PROTEST
PROTI VOLICOM GORDoNA

Dallas f. Knepper, spravca vo-
lebnej kampane Josepha E. Jnliu-
sa, porazeneho kandidata ma ma
yorstvo Campbell oznamil, lie
.zada volebnej rady protest pro-
ii Wit 'azstvu GordOna ma tom "a
klade, re mnohi cernosski yoliGia,
'ktori hlasovali ma Gordona, boil,
importovani do Campbell q New
Castle, Sharom a Youngstownn.
Hovori sa tieE, re porazena
stranka postavf ma jasen neodwis-
lych kandidatov proti Gordonovi
a niektor!m inym iispesnym kan
didatom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-12
Zkdsky a vyylet
cirkve Jana Husa
sa odbyvat v nedel'u, 81.
yusta v zahrade p. Pavla
Antalika.

Evan jelicka a. v. V. cirkcv ia.
ma Husa bude vydrziavat' ma ne.
del II, 81. augusta odpoluhmia svoj
v!rotity vylet spojeny so zkiiska.
mi skolskych dietok znamei "a.
hrade p. Pavla Antalika ma so.
Meridian Ave. Ma vylete budil
zvycajne hry a zaikusky. Zknsky
bud1 v zahrade p. Antalil1a pre-
to, ze skolska miestnost' este me-
bude vtedy hotova a vflet bude
dobrou prilezitost 'ou ma to, ably
inn boil .pritomny iiplny pocet cir
kevnikov. fw .' =, ..
Ma vylet a zktlsky cirkev povo-
lava vsetkyrh cirkevnikov a ich
priatel 'ov.
DO zahrady p. Antalika doidete
po Mahoning kare, ktorej treba
sijSt ma konci linie list kratku
vzdialenost pesi JUNE. Prvy dom
ma l'avej stranc "a kol 'ajami a
mostkom je Antalfkovie.