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and explained his disappearance. >
q left New York September
~, he said, ssafter taking Miss
Marie Houston, hostess at the
Charm Night Club there. to train
sat the Grand Central station.
Miss Houston, you see, lives in.
st. Louis. He said he would re-
turn today to New York.
With his hat tilted far back on
his. head and smoking q large
black cigar, Reynolds hoisted his
feet to the desk in the detective
office early today and told the
story Of his disappearance.
Just got fed up on society and
the night life along Broadway, and
decided to take little trip as sort
Of vacation, Reynolds asserted.
There was nothing extraordinary
about my taking q jaunf out Of
town, for every once III 1 while /
suddenly decide to 30 some place
and see things.
Why, ! would step out FOR New
Orleans to see the races and have
g good time and nothing was ever
said about IL.
Can't Understand Fuss
ST can't understand what all the
fuss u about. left word with
Graham or Capt. Manyille Davis.
and told one Of them, / can't re.
member which, that / was going to
Chicago to see the fight between
Tunney and Dempsey. get great
kick out Of making trips around
the country on my own.
In q way it's d good Joke, but
Il seems to Be on me. I had been
going To every night club along
Broadway and got sick of II. I
was 8 little tight.
Reynolds reiterated that after
Miss Houston left for st. Louis he
went to Chicago to attend the Tun.
ney.D Dempsey fight. Then he came
here for the dog and horse races.
When ] first arrived here on
September ~ / went to the Claridge
Hotel and registered under the
name Of Joy x. Fleet, Of Chicago
Renolds continued. Funny thing,
Il saw a picture show Ii Chicago
with that name in 1t. and It was
the first to come to my mind.
Poses A Another
you know what like 70 do
every once ii q while?
Go away from things ana use
another name 90 no one win bother
me, and pose az 4 travelling sales.
man In moderate price hotels.
Just be one of the boys, natural
like, and play around without wor.
.rying about someone trying to get
their hands on my money or CAPT.
talizing on aequaintanceship.'
The young heir to the $50, 0OO, 900
Reynolds fortune seemed to enjoy
telling how he won money at the
dog and horse racing tracks here,
and at various gambling clubs.
II only had about $500 or 800
when left New York. That report
about having $4,000 y I'll Wropss"'
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TESTS FOR NURSES

The District Health Department
today announced an open cornpeti.
tive examination to ill positions of
graduate nurses In the pnhlic
schools. Women between ares nf
n and 40 win be- admitted "a the
examination. Salaries RANGE from
$3.50 to 5000 i year.
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HIDE LAWYERS.
TOLD BEACH

Continued from First Pagsl
fled to Delaware. He vanished
early yesterday shortly before he
was to have been confronted with
three witnesses who said they saw
. man resembling him drive away
from the murder scene shortly
after DR.. LilIiendahI was MUIR
dered twelve days ago.
His attorney, Edison Hedges,
admitted that Beach was IN hid
ing on his advice.
Beaeh's Car Found
Al warrant charging Beach with
completely IN the murder was
sworn out by Justice Of the Peaca
George u. Strouae, when 1lre-
ilninary search failed to reveal any
trace Of the poultry farmer.
Beach has admitted carrying On
q cIandestine correspondence with
Mrs. Margaret Lilliennahl. widow
OF the murdered man. who is free
on SIS 900 bail a. material wit
ness.
Assistant Prosecutor s. Cameron
Hinkle will appear before County
Judge william A. Smathers in
Mays Landing today and ask to
have the bail OF SIS 900 in which
Beach had been released, forfeited
unless the missing man appears
Immediately.
Beach's car, In which he was be-.
lieyed to have escaped, was found
last night in the garage Of his
brother. Roy "A. Beach, at Mays
Landing. 3b miles from here.
Beach fled exactly at the time
d showdown In this dragging MUIR
der investigation was expected.
Three witnesses, who say they saw
man III 4 coupe drive from the
scene OF DR. Lflliendahl's murder q
few minutes after the narcotic ex.
pert was killed, were ready to con-
front the poultry man at his home.
Beach knew the detectives were
bringing the witnesses to him. So
he drove away at IL M.
Beachss hunting lodge IN the
woods near Mays Landing has been
searched. But his brothers home
at Mays Landing has not yet been
searched. Detectives expect to find
him In that vicinity, despite rela.
tives' statements that they have not
seen him.
The witnesses being guarded are
james "A. Grant. OF Hamilton
Square, M0rrisvile. Pa; william
Driver, OF Slackwood, N. j, and
Paul Eldridge, also Of Morrisville,
Pa.
Their story Il that they were
riding along the Atslon. Vineland
rOad when, shout 3 half mile from
the murder scene, their car almost
cOllided with speeding ChFgHler
coupe, which swung from the Doggy
woodland 20 the roadside nc high
rate Of speed.
Their description 81 the Chrysler,
while incompiete, taIlies with
Beach,s Chrysler.
What Is more their description
OF the man at the wheel Of the
Chrysler whom they noted par4icu.
larIy because OF his obvious eK.
citement- fits the missing poultry
man III every detail.
The trio already have shown CHIEF
Hudson exactly where the c0iipe
raced from the wood 10 the road.
Al search Of the vicinity revealed
tire tracks, Identified Is the tread
Of FisIse tires. BeacIa's ChrysIer d
equipped with Fislke tires.
Eldridge, who was at the wheel
of the car almost struck BY the.
speeding Chrysler, gave police
particularly graphic description Of
the driver Of the strange car. III
was the police plan, before Beach
vanished, to put him at the wheel
OF his car and allow Eldridge, with
the two other witnesses, to drive
BY.
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Mrs. s. "A. Wiselnan Is
Held for False Pretense

Waving 4 preliminary hearing
ana demanding d Jury trial, Mrs.
Sarah A. Wisennan, 1713 Califnoria
st. N. w, charged with false pre-.
lenses was held under $500 bond
by Judge MattingIy in Police Court
today.
Il is alleged that she gave 4
check Of $50 j, to Felipe c. Lopez
which he cashed. 1t Ia claimed ii
was OF no value. Attorney Russell
f. Kelly appeared tor. the Accused.
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Levine Reaches Rome
On Hon from Rayenna

ROME, Sept. 2S.-C Charles a.
Levine, American air man, arrived
at Centrocelle Flying Field, on the
outskirts OF Rome. at 2 o'clock
this afternoon, having flown his
transatlantic monoplane Columbia
from Ravenna in two hours.
The arrival OF the Columbia at
tracted considerable attention, as
Levine's doings IN Europe have been
featured IN Italian -peWapanern s1pr
weeks, NJ n
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Wife Waits In Vain

Reynolds declared. II used John
Graham's cards and name because /
happened to have them in my pos.
session. Lots Of time use the name
Of a friend.
II was winning so much / didn't
need to ask for any money from
New York. was runnin' wild on
picking those dogs.
II picked one with the name of
Rolls Royce and he paid q good price.
Queer that at the same time car
like that figured in the newspapers,
IN my mysterious disappearance
~ met Eddie Cranshaw lha man
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Cell If He Fails
TO Move From House

Stewart Fountain, colored. ~.
rested last night BY Lieutenant Mc.
Quade. OF the vice squad 81
charges Of keeping disorderlv
house, received d suspended aen-
tence Of so days in jail ~ Iudce
Mattingly lii Police Court today
provided he move out 81 the house
at 1904 Fourth ST.. within o1e
week. The house, ACCORDING IL tha
officer, II 4 resort for bootleerers
and gamblers.
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tsss-ruget Sound-~R. Isonnrl3 TIA
Craigmyls .IOs
aese--Bud Bud. G. MerRier Iei
scratche Parcheaie. Partner. ifiss
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FORD SBR0THER
FOUND DEAD

Continued from First PagsJ
brothers death by Mayor Joseph
Karman, Of Fordson, and left his
Dearborn home at once for the
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Girl, II, Freed In Raid,
Man, p, Is Held

DorasC SWAMI lIyearOd student nurse at the Home for
ncurabes who arrested last night BY police DC the Four
tenh precinct when she found in the company Of Thomas
q Annadale, Y, who wanted LIQUOR charge was
released from custody il Police Court today
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Official Program
at Hare de-
Grace

Weather, clear; track, fast.
FIRST RACE
Five ana One-Haif FqrlonRa
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ToURTH RACE
ono and ona.s l $500. Mile.


One Mile and Seventy Yards
4sse--E IomagA--F Whitaker ..s.....1f5
lssO--Yachtsman--VC. Phillips IFS
AseaNSE 1erenaan Afaanire - s1lA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-02
HEAVY FINES GIVEN
TWO IN LIQUOR CASE
Taylor and Lane, Colored, Alleged
to Have Given Bride to
Policeman Ramstad.

Major Taylor and Bruce Lane, both
colored, convicted by n jury several
days ago on charges of transporting
and Illegal possession of 100 half gal
Ions of whisky. were fined yesterday
in Police Court by Judge John Z. Nc
Mahon, Taylor $500 on the charge of
transporting and 5000 on the charge of
possession. An alternative of so days
in Jail was given in each case. Lane
was fined $500 on each of the two
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-02

counts. with an alternative of a Jail
sentence of 80 days In default.
The men were arrested by Police
Lieuts. Groves and Scott and Police.
men F. A. Schenck and r. L. Jones
July 20. 1925.
At the time Policeman Carl Ram.
stad was alleged to have accepted a
bride of s45 to let the men go earlier
in the evening. The charge was liz.
nored by the grand jury Later Ram
stad was dropped from the force.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-02
PLANE DEATH TOLL
SEVEN IN EIGHT DAYS
Fatality Attending Crash of I'm
licensed Machine at Chicago Adds
to Period of Air Tragedy.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, August "a second
hand, unlicensed airplane, nose diving
to the ground and killing two persons
yesterday, brought to a climax an I'M
precedented eight days Of air trag-
edies in Chicago.
The accident was the third in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-02
FLIGHT ENTRY LIST
/ TO CLOSE TONIGHT
Ten Planes Entered in $685.
600 Contest to Honolulu,
Starting August II.

By the Associated Press.

1y the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 1.-The
last day on which flyers may enter
the James D. Dole s35, 5000 airplane
race from the North American main
land to Honolulu dawned today with
10 entries in the contest, and flight
officials confident that from to a
more would get their entry blanks in
the mails before midnight tonight,
when the entry list closes.
Entries postmarked before midnight
tonight will be accepted, even though
they arrive here several days late, the
flight committee announced.
Details preliminary to the start at
noon August IL have been virtually
completed. The new 5,700-foot runway
at Mills Field. San Francisco's new
airport. Is ready for trial flights. The
track Is of dirt laid over rock founda-
ton. Most Of the flyers expect to take
off there.
Runway Gives Protection.
Field officials estimated a run of
$500 feet sufficient to get light planes
into the air, and $500 enough to lift
the heavily laden distance planes. The
Dole entries, if they get off in $500
feet, will have 1900 feet Of runway
left to land in should trouble develop
immediately on taking off.
Oaklands municipal airport on Bay
Farm Island, where Lieuts. Lester
j. Maitland and Albert Hegenberger
and Ernest l.. Smith and Emory b.
Bronte took off on their flights to
Hawaii also will be available for the
hop offs. The understanding is that
the flyers who win first places in the
drawing August s. when the order of
take-offs will be determined. will start
from Mills Field. Those who draw
high numbers will hold another draw
ing for places in the starting line at
the Oakland field. However, with a
$4,000 prize for the entry who reaches
Honolulu first and a $4,000 prize for
the one who arrives next, the order of
start is considered important.
Entrants Now Listed.
The entrants thus far are: Arthur
c. Goebel of Santa Monica, Calf; Maj.
Livingston Irving of Berkeley, Calf:
John Augie Pedlar of Flint, Mich; +.
a. Giles of Detroit, Mich; Charles
William Parkhurst of Lomax, H.;
Lieut.. Norman Goddard of San Diego.
William P. Irwin OF Dallas, Tex:
Arthur V. Rogers of Los Angeles. fly
ing for the Bryant Aircraft Syndi-
cate: Jack Frost, flying the plane of
George Hearst Of San Francisco. and
Bennett Griffin, flying a Travelair |
monoplane owned by the Phillips Pc.
troleum Co. of Oklahoma.
The Bryant plane is constructed al |
most entirely Of wood with a view to |
offsetting hazards of a forced landing. |
Its builders expect it would float in
definitely. Rogers, former British
naval flyer, will be pilot, and Leland
A. Bryant Los Angeles architect, will
be navigator.
The plane has a plywood-covered
wing of the cantilever type, As feet
from tip to tip. Running through the
wing Is bullet-shaped body. At the
front end is 120-horsepower three |
cylinder motor. Then comes the pilots
compartment. while behind him sits |
the navigator. In the rear is the sec. |
ond motor, working as a pusher.
Either motor, according to the build |
ers, will fly the ship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-02
DIVERS CHANCES SLIGHT.
Youth, Who Broke Neck in Poi,
Reported Near Death,

FLORENCE. S. c.. August 2 N,.--
w. W. REGISTER. 19.yearold Florence
youth. today started his fourth week
in hospital here, where his life has
been ebbing away slowly after he suf.
Tered broken neck in a dive into
swallow water at a swimming pool.
Physicians declared Registers con.
dltlon yesterday was more unfavor-
Ihle than at any time during the past
week. Only little nourishment, all
IN liquid form, was administered,
Register had bad "a hours" a
hospital surgeon declared. 1T was
the worst he has suffered, and he was
deiiriouS most Of the time"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-02
NEW YORK AIRPORT UP.
Hoover Committee to Consider
Metropolitan Situation Tomorrow.

New York's airport situation will be
taken up Thursday at meeting of the
special committee which Secretary
Hoover has created for recommend.
ing action toward establishing a con-
soHdated air terminal for the Metro
politan area.
Assistant Secretary MacCracken of
The Commerce Department., chairman
or the committee, has called the organi-
cation meeting for the Biltmore Hotel
in New York at 1890 pm. and the
organization meeting will be followed
at pm. by public meeting for
the presentation of arguments.
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chased, secondhand. Quase, the pilot,
was not licensed. and Hubby. student
flyer, was taking his first trip.
Besides the seven Chicago air deaths
in the past few days. three others oc.
CURED in Muncie, Ind, last Saturday,
when plane fell. and an Army pilot
met death the same day when his
plane fell near Wichita, Kans.
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CHILD KILLED BY PLANE.
Seven Others Hurt When Machine
Crashes Into Crowd.

SANTOS. Brazil, August 9 P).-
The Brazilian airplane Jahu, from
Santos to Sac Paulo, crashed into a
crowd yesterday, killing a little girl
and injuring seven persons. The
men in the plane had miraculous
escape.
The machine had difficulty in rising.
When it finally did get into the air
1t struck some telegraph wires and
fell, total wreck. The Jahu, COM
manded by Joal de Barros. recently
flew from Genoa. Italy, to Santos,
after meeting with several mishaps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-02

OF so Judges now on the Los
Angeles bench one is woman.
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Smuggler Boat Meets Disaster.

KEY WEST, Fla, August . P).-
One man was drowned and four
others are missing in the burning of
a smuggling boat late Sunday in the
Northwest Channel approach to Key
West, it was disclosed yesterday
when the steamship Cuba rescued
four survivors. who had chung to a
bell buoy Is hours, and landed them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-02
Gets Post in Brazil.

Maj. Lester D. Baker, u. S. Infan-
try, has been ordered to Rio de
Janeiro for duty as military attache
at the United States Embassy TO
Brazil. Maj. Baker is attached to the
gath Infantry, at Fort Eustis. Va.
but at present is at Birmingham.
Ala, on leave of absence. Before pro
ceeding to Rio de Janeiro he will
come to this city for temporary duty
In the office Of the Chief Of Staff, War
Department.
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eight-day period. and brought tn
number of deaths to seven.

eight-day period. and brought the
number of deaths to seven.
The victims. William Quase, 26. and
John Hubby, rs, died in almost the
same manner that two Of the others
were killed only last Saturday. Their
plane went out of control while less
than 300 feet up, and nose.dived in a
crash which brought instant death.
The first three victims Of the recent
accidents were killed week ago.
when their plane went into a dive,
caught fire and fell, burning up, with
two of the flyers caught in the wreck
age. The third crawled free, but died
from injuries.
The crash yesterday came while an
official inquiry into the two previous
accidents was under way. and added
to public demands that action be taken
toward regulating commercial flying.
The plane in which the two were
plunged to death had just been plr-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-02
Snake Bites Kill Baby.

VAN METRE. S. Oak, August 2
P).-Struck four times by a rattle
snake. II infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Chris Robinson died Sunday
from the effects of the poison. The
snake struck while the baby was play.
ing on the lawn of the family home.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-14
DIMITRIJEvIC VYPOvEDANY.

Povest1ly ..zapriGinite sveoyej vojny'' Dmitrije-
VIC kory nam tn zostal po Srobarovych prednaskach
potom sel ia Soyensko sarapatit bol ia naak ludo-
vej strany inych nilodovcov, yypovcday Sloven-
ska.
Tento clovek pachal tych, co nm stall.
mrzke veci Navacseho zijnceho basnika sovenskeho,
Martina Razusa naval pagiatoron, mad 'aronom kDa
zon-za penaze; bskupa Vojtassaka 1udakov vlasti-
zradcani a. oceroyal charaktery nych yytecnikov so
venskych, ktoli nepasoya daktorym pr vadnych vao-
yoch sa pasicim janicarom sloyenskym do kramu Te-
raz Dmitrjeyc pise otvoren6 lsty prezidentov Masa
rykov aby nedovoll neo takl hanbu TAXI nevd ac
most u drzo prirovnaya nemu GO do zamesnana a
eoy Konecne vyhraza sa ''vnltornou medzinarodnon
aferou' ~. ak jeho ziadost' nebude vyplnena.
Nam najkrajsie pad to jeho pliroynane sa pre-
zdentov Prezident je publicistom ia som pubcston,
pEeto neslobodno potupit pubicsticy STAY ono Dol
dost potupeny jeho pfsackami Ten sloynik ktory u
yerejuje.i Amerke je nieco predtym sloyenskej IL
terat1e neslJ Jclaneho Pekne ope tpo ktosa paci,
cekom bezyyznamnd osobu, a STRANGELY alebo len po-
rrchne toho, kto sa nepaci Byv. senatora Juraja
Babku na pr opisa ze hudobnikom, je to skolsky
Inspector uciteP spisoyatel Hudobnikom je natolko
ako kazdf uctel' Inc Dimitrijevcove "pnbhcsticke'
spisv ia Sovensku vydale, bo brozdy prot sloven-
skJm pracoynfkom napi4ant
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-14

Porekado lovori. re priatel'a najlepse poznime V
nestast A to same mozno povedat charaktere ludi
Dokym zyot teee riadne kol'a kazdy clovek sa drM
90 najspravnejse nakrase vonok. Svoju skutocnu
naurn zdarne zakryva. Ale ked dakomu nejde ako po
mase tn hned jeho p1;,ya nalra obJavl obycaJne
nebyva ona dakou krasou.
Vezmine 81 pr. priael 'stvo Najviac priatel ov
mava clovek ktory dohle ma pri tom je stedry.
Ale ked akehoto cloveka zastihne nest aste jcho Ste
drota padne nuu tn zbada ako eho pocetn liateia
zrata najlepsom pade ostane mu verym len ]eden
Taketo prlpady stavaj zvoe skolo kazdeho Glove
ka preto horeuvedene porekado tax ujao. PriaeP-
mnohych lld mono prirovnat potkanom lodi.
Kvm e lod dobra drzia nej; ked top ,ltekajn
q nej.
Dobra prilezitost skiinat charaktery ludi je hla
v karty. DokJm dakto vylnava je plijemn!m ochot-
nym dobrodusnln ale ked prehlava, meni farbu cha
rakter. ako chameleon. e-s5 @-ss
Ale naivacsia zkuska cloveka prcbodi v case, ked
hroz snrt. Ntedy najzatajenejsi ciovek prezradi
fsatel NAL yac razy prezitost to vdet i zkus Raj
ked morske Why hrozily prekotenm cnka ponloci nj
kde bllzku neboo ii, ktori zvote chvastavali
vystatnvali hrdinstvom dokzali byt najvcsmi zba
ecani, jeden mich m,sel byt poviazany ked' jeho
strach az do sialenst e IT, ktori zivote nkdy
boil hlutnymi rozdrpujncmi sa, preukazali obdv'l-
hodnl chladnokvnost len i'm bolo co dakovat st "a
stnc vyviaznntie itrob btillivlch vim.
Po teto +dni udao sa hrozne nest astie ednon di-
vade Kanade kde nsledkom zbabelosti dospe ych n-
d okolo 50 deti zahynulo u boa prezitost studovat
psychologist Acko'vek kazdy clovek NAL prilezitost'
vyjs dvadla bez irazu lebo ohen poaly slil cha
pi skaka po havach dietok, ably elm skore dosali
Ale nedostali vsetc Lebo tela deti kopy na
rbu pr vychode az ten Dol iplne zataraseny. Zena
nemuvat ON rukach ktora dpcnlive prosia pomoc,
bola zdivocellm davom srazena nemluvniatkom ma
smrt' posapana.
Nuz, TAXI SINE IN, l'udia Povazu jeme najvysse
bytnost ked pride prileztos' to dokazat' jedname
ako paclle ovce-bcz Iabudneme, re name
rozum ably SINE MIN hyba ked nastane zkilska zvota.
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LITERATURE.
NarodnY Kalendar ma rok 1927,

N0A ONAy 00ACnN04 uck Iva 4OAS.
Rocnfk XXXIV. Vydal Narodny
Slovensky Spolok Spoj. Statoch
Ameriky. Sostavil Jozef Zary, 2
poverenia Literarpeho Vyboru N.
S. s. Tlacou Mar. Novin, Cor.
Hooper 4 Ivamhoe Sts., Pitts
burgh, Pa.
Obsah Kalendarna cast .--Tri
slova ma rok 1927. Basen Cam
bdrskeho. Praca a kapital, cd
A. Mihal. - Ponaueenie rec
nfctve. Prof. A. P. Slabey, NJ. A.
Ma sikmej pldche. Emel. -
Martin Razus: jeho osobnost' A.
NJ. = Slovensky Pantheon. y. =
Y tele zdravon mysel zdraya.
p. Jamriska. - Plata cast sveta
jej objavitelia. = Zjavy a ich
prie;oy. Jan Krafcik. : Styrid-
state vyrocic zalozenia SLOW. novin
" Amerike. Prof. A. p. Slabey.-
Natoylaska. BaseI. ID. 0. Valov-
sky. O zachovavani zdravia. Pc
ter P. Hletko, Sc. b. = o otroci-
ne. p. S. Cambnrsky, - NaSi pio-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-14
KE.gLoVENsKt NovIxYn

Go sa jeho vyhrazania tyka, povazujene "a celkom
istf ze sp6soh nedzinarodn afe Dol vstave
pri9init svetovd vojnu Preto Masaryk dobre urobi,
al okoo 20 deti zahynnlo Tu bola prczitost sudovat
ked' Dimitrijevca necha Ceskosovensk,l ked nie
slobode tax aspon klietke Nelnozno dopustit, aby
pre- jedneho cloveka boly az dve vojny!
Ale zarty na box. Vypovedane Dinlitrijevica zna-
mena ze ponely Sovensku nap1avujt da Bob, ze
easy ktorch hoo nozno Sovensk charaktery cest-
nIdl Iudi zabiiat', sa Wac nenaVlatia.