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New Britain herald., 1927-02-10
Display Body of
 Priest Dead 200 Years

Bucharest, Rumania, Feb. 10 OP-- A glass casket to display the we'll preserved body of a priest dead two hundred years has been ordered by the peasants of the Clue district, They look upon the preservation of the body, around which six wooden coffins have crumbled, as a miracle. Doctors have tried to explain to the peasants why the body is in good condition. but they prefer to accept the theory of the supernatural.
 To pay for the expensive glass cas- ket an admission fee is to be charged of those viewing the body.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-10
COBB IS CERTAIN
 OF GAMES FUTURE
Famous Player, in Interview,
 Also Given Advice

Copyright 1927 by the United Press)
 Philadelphia, Pa, Feb. 10 (UP)- Ty Cobb, the veteran who has be- come the latest recruit of the Phila- delphia Athletics, at the biggest salary in baseball, sat back in his chair and gave baseball a bird 's-eye view for the benefit of the United Press.
 He thinks the game is destined to go on and on, with changes here and there, but still the same old game.
 He believes that baseball is unique
New Britain herald., 1927-02-10
FORMER TEAMMATES

The addition of Speaker to the Washington lineup brings to- gether the two players most re- sponsible for the winning of a pennant and & world series to Cleveland in 1920. namely, Stan. ley Coyeleskie and Iris Speaker.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-10
TRISCH HAS COLOR

Frankie Frisch says he intends to make the St. Louis fans forget all about Rogers Hornsby this summer. Frisch is colorful player and a "go-getter" when in the mood to give his best efforts.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-10

With Delaney past Maloney in the heavyweight championship conten- der elimination tournament, there doesn't seem to be much in the way for . meeting between Delaney and Tunney except Tunney's attitude that Delaney should get reputa- ton first before he gets chance at the heavyweight title.
 Harry Ginsburg. the newly elected basketball official, wishes to an- nouncA that the Fordham basketball team won another game last night beating Rutgers s1 to 20, The Fordham team lost two games last week but the quintet was evidently off form.
 With five basketball officials in New Britain and a sixth, Billy Du- dack who is coaching at George town, also local boy, this city should develop more good officials. The five are Leonard Nixon, who is secretary of the Connecticut Central Board of Approved BaEketball Of- fcials. Nathan Avery, John Tobin and the latest named. Harry Gins berg and George Cassidy.
 Ginsburg and Cassidy are coaches, the former of the P. & r. Corbin team in the Industrial League, and the latter of the High school ath- letic teams in general. and both have complete knowledge of the game.
 Red" Mccormick of Hartford. a basketball official who is a partic- ular friend of Tim Cronin and his family, has asked permission to Of fciate at one of the games on the night of the benefit basketball carni- val for Cronin in this city. He ap- preached Dick Dillon on the mat ter and Dick asked Manager Lanpher of the National Guards.
 Dillon was agreeable to have him officiate at the game and his serv- ices have been accepted. It seems that everyone is trying to do his bit towards making the benefit in this city a complete success.
 The Mohawk A. C. has been forced to lay off this week on amateur box tournaments because a federal in- spection is being made of the state armory. There will be no show to- morrow night but the tournament will be resumed a week from to- morrow night.
 Tonight In Hartford the entire Canadian team of champions Is scheduled to fight in Hartford at The tournament Of the Massasoit A. C. Tn Foot Guard hall. A large crowd of New Britain fans is plan ming to attend and to these we say. get there early because every week at least coo people have been turned away because the capacity of the hall had been more than filled.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-10

One hundred and fifty-two de- scendants were left by Mrs. Eliza beth Langley, who has just died, at the age of ss, at Ha>Sam. England
New Britain herald., 1927-02-10

Maloney is spending most of his time in trying to perfect a, defense against a right to the jaw. This is Delaney's most potent weapon though Jack can send them to sleep with a blow to tho solar plexus just as easily as he does when he hits on the jaw.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-10

Maloney has g terrific punch in either hand and his packers are de- pending on this punching ability to bring Maloney to victory over the light heavyweight champion. De- laney's title will not be at stake as the fighters will enter as heavy weights.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-10

Maloney came into prominence after knocking out Arthur De Kuh and then beating Fran1 Diener and Harry Person. Formerly he was rated as . good fighter for few rounds but not much after that. Now he has shown that he can spread his strength very nicely over the 1o- round route.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-10

Delaney is reported to be in per feet shape for the coming battle. He is training at his quarters in Bridge port every day with Ray Neuman and Jack Warren. the negro heavy weight. Today he starts in to in- crease his daily diet of exercise and will probably enter the ring about 1T5 pounds.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-10

In meeting Delaney. however, Ma loney will face the hardest hitter he has yet met. The light heavyweight champion is grace personified In the ring and he has a terrific knockout punch that set Bud German goofy in short order.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-10

Commercial league standing:
 High single, Stedman, Eddy MIX Co.,. 1ss.
 High three string. Poppel Exide Bat tery Co.,, 34S.
 High team single, Eddy Milk Co.,. si7 High team three string, Farmers MIX Co., 15i9,
New Britain herald., 1927-02-10

The JACK Delaney-Jim Maloney bout which takes place in New York on Friday. February IS. is the center of interest for boxing fans about the country today. This fight will bring together two of the fastest heavy weights in the game today and all though Bridgeport Jack Is the fav- orite in the betting on the outcome. many are inclined to the belief that Maloney will beat Delaney.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-10
Speaking g of Sports

The Meriden Endees beat the At- las of New Haven in Meriden last night by 23 to 22 score in one of the fiercest court battles witnessed in the Silver City in some time. A free try by HafneI in the final minute de- cided the outcome.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-10

IT DEPENDS on what you feed it. Put it on regular ration of Prince Albert and it will yield you pleasure, without stint or limit. s'Never,'' you will say, ''has the old pipe tasted so good" There isn't the ghost of doubt about it. Just tryit!
 As you open the tidy red tin, close your eyes and drink-in that rich, rare aroma. You can hardly wait to get the taste of tobacco that smells as good as that. Then the big moment: You load up and light up. That's Prince Albert, Men, prime favorite of veteran smokers.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-10

Ginsburg and Cassidy are coaches, the former of the P. & F. Corbin team in the Industrial League, and the latter of the High school ath- letic teams in general, and both have a complete knowledge of the game.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-11-04
Frisco Sally Levy Play
Of Jewish Irish Life

d
Frisco Sally Levy, Metro Gold
wynn Mayors fun@plus picture fea-
turing the, vivacious isSally 0'Neil.
opens Sunday at the Gala Theatre. 1t
is brilliant comedy romance of fam
lily life in big city. Its scenes are
laid in San Francisco. Sslly is the
storm center of, a, Jewish7Irish home.
Her father is Jewish, her mother as
Irish as Erin. tits screamingly fun
ny Entertainment, yet, there are tugs
at the heart strings, too. Two suit
ors. appear for Sally,s hand, the one
ia wealthy Jewish broker, the other
an Irish traffic cop. After thrilling
intrigue, red-hot rebellion, pathos and
romance, the family solves its prob
lem. Directed by William Beaudine
and portrayed by an unusually bril-
liant cast, including Charles Delaney,
Roy, Darcy, Kate Price and Tenent
-Holtz. 1t is a whirlwind of mirth
from the opening reel to the last. :
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-11-04
Coast Hotel

ST. PAUL: VIM. Jackson, J: b
Hanks G. Benner, c.. Bradford, j
johnson, Henry Petticcrd, E. w. Ed.
monds, H. f, johnson, C. Bradley, s.
Bradshaw, Y. l.. Clark, Earl wilkins
p. c. Medley, J. w. Avery, F. M
Moore, A., .Wylie, S. Z. Newton, j. d.
Jones, John Williams, A. Aston, A.
+. Perry, Clay Spates, r. l.. Sales, T.
0. Rogers, M. w. Brown, Al. Il. jack
son, Donnell Erwin, G. o. MCGEE, Joe
Tresoan, M, ". Littlejchn, H. E. An
ders3n, James billiard, H. N. Lowe,
a. r. Cross, John S. Robins, G. Par
ker,, Wm. .Yancie, c.. King, J. S.
Black. John Ransom, VIM. G. Young
Henry Houston, H. Dixon, E. Fields,
Dick Moss, B. Buckner, j. S. Lacey,
J. H. Lee, A. L. Hedge, w. r. Duke,
c. LssMcCullough, E. Craft, L. Cole
man., MINNEAPOLIS: Z. Pratt,
Chas.i Beasley, NJ. III. Wilson, Palmer
Jackson, Z. H. Comley, E. M, Shep-
herd, Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Ratliff, D.
w. Criglei, Rev. T. S. Henderson, Le-
roy Williams.
PORTLAND: w. Marshall, L..
Person. D. Bagley, S. Duke, N. Glass,
l.. c. Thomas, Geo. Wood, Jack Ho-
gan, lessee Dancey, Cornelius Young,
John c.. Baker, Chas. Solomon, H.
Archibold, VIM. Perry, r. B. Smith,
Geo. Scott, jesse Brown, Clarence
Ingersoll, C. L. Farrell. S. Campbell,
Fred Ashcraft, M. McKeether. Chas.
Harris. M. d. Farrell, w. l.. Thomas,
Fred M. Byers, Willie Taylor, j. H.
Marshall, VIM. Andrew, VIM. Z.
Whitlow. c. E. Browning, Wm. Pet
tsway, W.. E. Lawson, C. w. Ander-
son. Edward G. Simms.
/ CHICAGO: w. v. Bruce, X. Hill
lard, W. c. Bell, A. Jenkins, G. Cat
sen, D. E. Dancey, B. B, Jones. LOS
ANGELES: Eddie Rucker. OAK
LAND: L. M. Johnson, M. B. Broad.
max, c. C. VIM; BIRMINGHAM,
Ala: J. B. Johnson. SEATTLE: A.
Anderson, Harvey Owens, Mrs. Reed,
G. A. Austin, Noals Hall, J. Jordan,
l.. g. Marcus. SAN FRANCISCO:
Otto Rice, Jennell Hend.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-11-04
|Philadelphia, Giants Win. One,
Lose One onGPacific Coast

LOS ANGELES, Calf. - Wei
coined to the city by committee Of
prominent Los Angeles Italians head
ded by Gesare. Gradenigo, local ItaI
ian consul; "Poosh ''em Oop" Tony
Lazzeri, celebrated second-sacker OF
the worlds champion New York
Yankees arrived in the city last week
Just in time to join Joe Pironne' s
All-Stars in the second two game Sc
ries of the Winter Coast League.
Giants Win
The All-Stars appeared Saturday
with the same line up seen last week
in addition to Lazzeri at second base.
But even the Meusel, Bodie, Herman
and Lazzeri domination could fathom
the air-tight pitching of Lefty Pud"
Flournoey, the #. 200 lb, star col
ored twirler of the Giants team and
who halls from the; Brooklyn Royal
Giants.
With the game 2 to 0 in the last
half of the eighth, the All-Stars stag
ed ninth inning rally with Meusel
on base and no outs, but to. no avail
for short pop flies were all his team
mates could offer. Lazzeri's heayy
hitting saved the All-Stars from a
shut-out, Flournoy allowing them
only three hits. The score:
80 - fDI.t. I.I-l.-N
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-11-04
The Stars Where They
u 4. Are

Small and Mays fast singing,
talking and dancing act and carload
Of comedy will be at the New Or.
phepm Theatre. Seattle, next week.
A unit consisting of Race perform
ers will tour Australia. The COM
pany consists of the Four Coyans.
lvie Anderson, Sonny Clay's band,
the Four Emperors of Music quartet,
which will join the company in Mel
bourne and Dick Saunders. They
sail from San Francisco.
"Lulu Belle" the Belasco show, is
playing at the Illinois theater Chica-
go doing a turn-away business. In
the cast, headed by Lenore Uric, a
White star actress, are more than 70
Race performers.
Billy Jones', the popular singer
features 81 Amt Got Nobody" and
Some Day, Sweetheart" in the the
aters and also broadcasts these songs.
The Musical Magpies are now in
the vaudeville field. This week they
are splitting between Mansfield and
Finley, Ohio, and then they will head
for the West Coast.
- Il
Farrell and Chadwick are at the
Elm Street Theater. Worcester, Mass.
Glenn and Jenkins are at the E..
F. : A All e. Theeater, Brooklyn +, N. VI
Bill Robinson is at the State Lake
Theatre, Chicago, III.
Cliff and Radcliffe are at Proc,
tors Theatre, Schenectady, N. Y.
Chappelle and Stinette are at the
Palace Theatre Bridgeport, Conn.
Clarence Dotson is at Keith-Albee
Theatre, Portland, Ore,
Rucker and Perrin are at the Bay
Ridge THEATRE Brooklyn, N. Y.
Harris. and Holly are at the Or
pheum Theatre, 81. Paul, MINI.
Winfred and Mills are at. Pantages
Theatre Detroit & Mich. II
The Dixie -Four are at Proctor's
Theatre, Newark RI n, NJ.
Harry Boldea is at iBowdoin Square
Theatre, Boston, /, Mass. d
Dave and Tressie are at the Pal
ace Theatre WATERFOWL, N. Y
800
Nine Blackbirds are at the Males
tic Theatre, Milwaukee. Wis. II
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-11-04
Wild Cat Carter Defeats
.McD Donald at Vancouver

VANCOUVER, B. C.-Hector Nc.
Donald, local featherweight who has
cleaned up every one in his class on
the Canadian border, more than met
his match in "yNild Cat" Carter OF
Seattle who won every round In the
10-round main event Friday night
staged by Jack Allen. /
It. was all Mcdonald could do to
stay the limit with the colored boy
who slashed his way to an easy vie.
tory. Carter won every round by a
wide margin, A suit was filed in SUI
preme court by James Malone of Sc
attic, former manager of Carter
claiming damages from Carter for3al-
legged breach of contracs. sa5is.t
Malone charges that Carter, a min
or,gentered. into a contract with him
last March through; his father, Will
liam Carter, and after a few months
fepudiated the agreement. Boxing
being illegal in Washington state Ma
lone could not appeal to the courts
there but had to wait. until Carter
appeared outside the state before
seeking legal aid. r. I:
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-11-04
Score by Inning.
Lose Second Game

Lose Second Game
The All Stars celebrated "Tony
Lazzeri Day. by defeating the Phila.
Giants Sunday int the second game
of the week by the score of 5 to 1.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-11-04

! LOS ANGELES, Calf. - R oiy
Williams, Chicago middleweight, was
unable to stop Mike Hector, who was
awarded the: decision in their recent
fight at the Olympic here. n
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-11-04

Social position is relative. 1t de-
Ponds on living in town where peo-
pie are less important than yourself.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-11-04

Williams and Frisco McGale- have re-
turned from a successful ring cam
paign in Australia, TX
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-11-04

Before 1000 fans Wee Ludclph, the
Mission hurler, Field the colored slug
gers helpless until the ninth inning,
when they secured three of their
eight hits for their lone run.
The All-Stars also got eight hits but
made seven of them figure in the
scoring. Fuzzy Fluff, smuggling Seat
tie flychaser, accounted Cor one tally
in the second inning when he drove
one of Hollands offerings over the
center-field wall for home run.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-11-04
Boxing


MOTOR SQUARE GARDEN, Pitts
burgh, Pa.--Homer Robertson, of
Boston,. lost by. a decision, his ten
round bout with Make Rosenbloom,
white. Robertson was floored for
the count of nine in the ninth round.
BOSTON, Mass. = Roy Mitchell,
Halifax boxer, lost the decision to
Tom Savers, giant raw-boned Detroit
er, in a listless ten-round bout at the
Suffolk A.. c., Monday night.
NEW YORK CITY. - Bruce
Flowers punched his way to the de-
cisionl over Sammy Vogel, white, in
their bout here. o.,
OAKLAND, Calf. - Sunny jim
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-11-04

OAKLAND, Calf. = Sunny jim
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-20
YoUNasrowHsx1 sLov1NsK1 NoVINYH

svoje pravnicke-politicke koncep-
Gle 2 toho sameho pramena, totiz
anglickeho spolodneho zakona
(common Isw vzniknuvsieho 20
spolccnych zvykov, spolo6nych
zrlk;enosti a zdraveho rozamn
(common customs, colnmon ex-
perience and common sense). Je
predsa len podstatny rozdiel me-
dzi pravnicko-politickym chapa-
MIN Anglo-Sasa a Latina; ked by
som - hovoriac "a seba sanaeho
NAL 81 VOLT, re pod ktorou
pravomocou by som chcel zit :, ci
pod anglickou alebo. latinskou,
dal by som "a vsetlSych okolno-
stf prednost angliakej.
Otazka prist 'ahovalecka este
pfeJde mnOhyMl menalnl, ale ne
budu to zmeny prospech vac
sieho poctu prist 'ahovalcov dc
.Spojenych Statov, Nemozno pred.
povedat' udalosti svetove; male
priciny casio zvratia plany moe.
nych. Ale Europa sa musi uspo.
kojit vedomost 'ou, ze brany A.
meriky sn trvale zatvorene. Budt
nutne inc vyclhodiska, treba po.
zorovat' Rusko a jeho yyvin. '
konzervatfvne k spravovanom Rus
ku,. bohatom ma prirodne zdroje
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-20

je bad1cnost slovenskeho prist a.
hovalectva. Je to nielen bliEsie
poHa zenlc nisnej polohy, ale Slo-
walk 81 rychlejsie prisposobi y
kraiine, kde ziju pokreyni bra-
tia a kde sa reti m6ze naucit do
siestich mesiacov, alebo do roka.
Konecne treba mat trpezli-
vost donna. Ceskosloyenska Re-
publika je mlada a preclladza svo-
jimi detskymi vllorobami. Vyra-
site 2 nich a pretrva icll a konec-
ne dojde k toanu rozkvetu ku kto-
remu ka3da krajina je opravnc-
ma; ktorej vlada ma v prpem ra-
de na zreteli blahobyt co moEno
najvacsieho po6tu obcanov. Pyt.
vanim mladych sill, k vol docas.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-20
%. M !

snej mozn0sti, posielania q DONOR
tych paru dclarov sa, d6cA w pd-
moze jednotlivcom, ale narod a.
ko celok pod lynn trpi, hBo obyL
eajne odchadzajd II, ktori majd
nalvaesiu odvahu; ktori sl maj
podnikaveja ked' by tito vyna-
lozili tol'ko prace cheeli by w
trpet tol 'ko psoty donna, ako mu-
sia vytrpet' cudzine, MONA ze
by ST vytNorili tn zasl 'ubent zem
ma Slovensku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-20
BoHAHA AMERIKA.

Do svetovej voj1y Anglia bola najbohatsou risou
ta Dnes sl Spojene taty Anglia zavrsIa syo nradny
rok DETECTION 1880 0aODOo Spojen6 staty zavria svo
6raant rpls 90 jana 1900 100000 zvyskm Anglia
&58eO0aO0o, Spojene Staty $6o0o0O,
80 destsla 81 $50 sOoOo0 pr1jmovyeh majet
Eoyfch dsn spoene ssaty dostand do 80 jdna primo
|v5eh danf Sz6ooo00eo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-20
vzxJossxf PoKLADN1cE Ma sLovENsKu

Naipotesite neisim ukazom pokroku Slovenska je
4akledanie vzajomnsch pokladnic obecnych knznc
Pvs vedn slovensky lud hospodarskej neodvislosti
hicim bes t5ehto dvoch. j
Size este je d,aleko hospodarska neodvsost Sloven
ska este dale vseobecna vzdelanos udu, ale fakt ze
- Sasvensko mimi snazi je nesaniene w yznamny ym
Lehc poFesiae bolavl pravdu, Sovakov mic tax ne
ubfialo nS tax nehoilo nazad ako nechut ku vzdela
vaniu "a, odpor k pokruku vyvinu rozunove1nu en
ost' hospoda1sken1u podnikaniu Chudobny nevzdc
lanf nikdy nevfvodil, sobody nepozva. Vzdy bo pod
nozoa ia6mu. A to bol osud Slovakov dosavad'.
Porrkado hovori: 'sPonlahaj 81 clovece, Bob tt po
m6ze! Krajovi Slovaci kenecne chopili toho pore
kadIa zacfnaju 81 ponlahat lepsenm poozenu. Rol
niei renssenic naaloobchednic zakadajti 81 zaomnt
pokadice aby boil vstavc ,spesnejsie bojovat pro u
5srr velsvrobc azevynl obchodon. Sedliak vzdol
jehs prsevviost nemal nadhje hospodarsku neodvs
lost ta1u kde ho take dane zisk prpravovaly, kds
pozckove drokomery obnasall az Il percent! Shdent
rnu boIo orvcit len dane interest, upadnt do
dobeho poddanstva. Renle%nik vychadzal zobrlcku
pacu 1ebo neznal silu orgmizovanos nenal organize
vaneho kapit2lu, nelnohol konkurovat vekovyrobou
Maoobchodnfk padal pred itaznym pochodom ret azo
vtch obchodov Hrozla skutoena katastrofa zfastvo
Beda zelezo lame toto ohrozenie prntilo ro nikov
remeselnikov kupcov rozmy Isl at odpomoci. Nemu
sell ist daleke hlboko V bzkych Cechach nash do
hr svojpemoci: vzajonne pokladnice. Pri fnanc
ne ponr1ei vadv zaealy mnozt taketo stavy Slo
vensku slovensky ro mix, slovensky remesenik mao
kupec zacina volnejsie dychat'
Vzajomne pokladnice sti nieco tak6ho ako si Anne
rike dsper1m pozieiavajdcc spolocnos Clenovia 81
zvysne penazc do mich ukladai vkady pozicavajb
inym Henonl, kton ponoe petrebul. 1ch vyhoda je '
TOM be pc5ieavajd milky tlrok (na percent mest
mf2 percent) tiez ton, ze MET zatlnych popatkov
intablaenfch, extab,lacnycl nych, ktore emily pozi
Gaxanie " hankach cd slikromnikov drahym.
Ably tiete pekladmce mohly svoju bahodarnu pracr
konat elm naepsie, potrebny je kaptal tn je prize
ztost pre- americkych Slovakov pooct svojej rodnei
vlasti ulezen nepotrebnyeh penazi tchto krajovyc
vzajomnIch pokadnciach. Menovite tt, ktori maju
etkove zaujmy krai sberad dakedy tam stale by
mich sd iste proti zrae lebo SD pod prisnym dozorom
pozTky davane sii len zabezpeku nepohnute
fPreeftajte 81 podrohnosti dopise BardiovaD
Toto sd tie pokladnicc, ktore nasich stpcocl
pred styrm rokmi odporicali Slovensku zakladat'
americkou pcBCsuL Ako vlno krajovi bratia cytil
DO tolr bez nasej pomoci dosavldne vysledky dava
Aldej ma najiepsi pokrok.
Pri tejto prleSitosti radi rozpamatdvane mas
10 bfvaeho pracovnka youngstownskeho p. Andrej;
Slancu, ktory, ako vido svoje americke zkusenosti
dobrim zdarom uplatnuje Slovensku co pracovnk
pozdyihnuti slovenskeho rolnictva Bardiove. Je
jednfm tge nnlo americkych Slovakov ktori sa pre-
ssdeni, 'pri ah na, Aoyensku. Prajeme ml mnohc
sdaru!
DoHATA AMERICA
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