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Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-15
Dairyman Is
Shot By Wife

Mike Coghlin, 46 dairy rancher
residing about two miles northwest
Of the Mount Signal store, was shot
and seriously injured by his wife,
Louise, Sunday afternoon. He was
rushed to the Calexico hospital, a
bullet wound through his back, the
bullet having cut through the left
lung and came out through the
chest. 1t is believed that he will
recover
Dephty Sheriffs Freeman and
McClelland Investigated the shoot
ing Ia their report filed at the
sheriff 5 office they declared that
they believed the woman had shot
her husband in self defense COgh
lin had been to Mexicai the greater
part OF the day, returning home IN
an intoxicated condition. An al
legged attack upon his wife Is be
lieved TO have ended in the shoot
ing.
1t is said that on a previous oc-
easion Coghin returned from a
drinking orgy at Mexicali and ad-
fNlAiSltIeu Il DedtAHS " Hio "iAC
When he returned Yesterday his
wife grabbed the revolver, aiming IT
at her husband 10 frighten him and
as he turned away from the gun, 1t
was discharged.
When interviewed by the deputies
at the hospital, Coghin appeared to
BE anxious 10 forget the matter and
il is not believed that he will bring
charge against his wife The mat
ter was turned over to the district
attorneys office for investigation
but unless some new development
appears il is not likely that form
al charge will be brought.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-15
Hoover Predicts
Action On River
Nv United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Aug. l5.-Secre-
tarv Of Commerce Herbert Hoover,
here on a survey OF industrial and
commercial progress in Southern
California, expects TO see action on
the Colorado and Mississippi river
flood control problems by the next
congress.
Secretary Hoover expressed con
fidenee that an amicable agreement
between the states affected bv the
proposed dam at Boulder canyon
would be reached at the meeting OF
executives of the various states in
Denver.
He said that the Colorado river
problems paralleled in many res.
poets the control of the Mississippl
river.
Hoover will spend a few days 1T
Catalina Island on a fishing trip
returning to Washington the latter
part Of the week.
He predicted that Los Angeles
would have a population of from
five to seven million within IS
years.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-15

ador hotel for two weeks prior to
the Atlantic City beauty contest.
According to a well grounded re-
port current, this afternoon. Dave
Roberts, president of the Kiwanis
club, who was chosen to present
"Our Lindy' with bouquet, and
awarded the privilege of kissing
her, has left town. " business
called him out of town, his office
reported. He got cold feet his
subjects in the Kiwanis club claim.
It is not expected there will be
shortage Of volunteers to take his
place.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-15
Couple Granted
Marriage License

One notice Of intention to marry
was filed at the county cl ERIK 8 Of
flee over the weekend and one
marriage license issued. The inten-
tion to wed was filed as follows.
Barras- Rodriguez. John Barras,
81, native Of California and resi-
dent Of Brawley. Juana Rodriguez,
IS native Of Mexico and resident
Of El Centre.
The license was issued as follows
Torres'Tellez. Henry Torres, %,
native of California and resident
OF San Gabriel, Jennie Teller, 81,
native of California and resident of
Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-15
Jones Advocates
More Vessels
Rv United Prcss T.erseS vytrA

NEW YORK, Aug. l5.-Rear Ad
miral Hilary P. Jones, member of
the American delegation to the Ge
neva Arms Conference, returned to-
day from Geneva advocating the
upbuilding of a commercial fleet.
"What this country needs now y
he said, lis an adequate CONNER
cial fleet which would act as an
arm of our navy"
He expressed regret at the failure
of the conference at Geneva but
hoped that it would turn the eyes
of the world toward the sea and
show what the sea means to con-
tinued prosperity"
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-15
Knew Nothing of
Traffic Signals
u, United Press Leased Wire

PASADENA,- Calf, Aue. Is
S. H. Douglas, ,3, bee culturist,
thought that traffic signals were
advertising signs, he explained in
Police Judge Dunham 5 court today.
AS a result he received a suspend
ed sentence on a traffic violation
charge.
The bee man was arrested yester
day when he drove against traffic
lines He said that he didn t know
what the police whistles were, as he
had not been out Of his mountain
retreat except to crossroads store
for provisions in the past ten years.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-15
Easterner Buys
Santa Ana Paper
Nv United Press Leased Wire

ELYRIA. Ohio. Aug. l5.-Former
State Senator J. F. Burke TODAY an
nounced the sale Of the Elvria
Chronicle Telegram, which he estab-
hshed % wears ago, to has partner
A. c. Hudnutt, formerly Of Albion
Mich
At the same time Burke announc
ed that he had purchased the Regis
ter, a daily newspaper at Santa
Ana, Calf.
Burke viii retire from the Ohio
newspaper field on Sept. l. when
he viii take charge Of the Calfvfn-
Ia property.
The cannery at Lodi, san joaquin
county, having purely local support
is not affected by the price war and
IS running full time.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-15
Monday, August Is, 1927

tv. harvested 140 acres of wheat
il~,t yielded so bushels I" th" a'r"'
Thieves last week stole 1000 barley
sacks and several automobile tires
on Victoria Island, San Joaquin
county.
l.. f. DAZZLING, Yuba City, Suttef
county, had n cannery installed on
his ranch that will turn out 10 tons
of peaches a day.
Delegates from IA counties inter
ested in the Weed. klamath high
way met in Sacramento recently
and organized for action.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-15
Radio Licenses
Expire Tonight
uy United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Aug. l5.-With
all federal radio broadcasting licen-
ses expiring at midnight tonight,
radio commission officials today an
nounced that new licenses were be
ing granted to all but about 25 sta
tions, which have been charged with
violations Of broadcasting regula-
tions.
The % suspended licenses will be
brought up at a meeting of the COM
mission tomorrow for final action,
and the identity of the stations may
be made public then, officials said.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-15
Holman Defeated
By Johnny Doeg
BY United Press Leased Wire

FOREST HILLS, n. Y, Aug. Is.
John Doeg, Of Santa Monica, Cal,
defeated Cranston Holman, Of Cali
fornia, 6-3, rs, 81 in the Davis
cup trials today.
Only five games in the three sets
went To deuce and the eleventh sec.
ond set saw the coast boys rally
battling for the game. Doeg final
ly captured it, however, by 1913
count. Otherwise the match lacked
all the elements of battle.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-15
Sacco Gives Up
Hunger Strike
Nv United Press Leased Wire

BOSTON. Aug. l5.-On the 30th
day of his hunger strike, Nicola
Sacco broke his fast today by
drinking two cups Of beef tea,
shortly before noon.
The prisoner who began his hun
ger strike on July II as a protest
against the secrecy of Governor Al
van T. Fuller s investigation of the
Saeco-V -Vanzetti ease, started taking
nourishment as n result of new
Tleas from his wife and counsel and
the prison physician.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-15

cooperation and offered numerous
suggestions for tho bcttnrmcnt Of
conditions in the valley.
The meeting was regarded as Il
great success both San Diego and
Imperial counties being well repre-.
sented.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-15

Alameda county has $50 farms
growing alfalfa and 500 farms hav
ing small grains cut for hay.
A new ferryboat in service be
tween San Francisco and Sausalito
has places for 90 automobiles.
S. II. Larabee, Fruto, Glenn eoun-
The Washington times., 1927-03-19

Tonight they win meet In the
final regularly scheduled game
Of the title tournament at the
Acadia. Ruark, undefeated In
five games, win win the crown
II he vanquislles Hughes. III
Hughes wins, there win be q tie
for first place and q 5O-pOint
Dlay.Off.
The Washington times., 1927-03-19
INTERC|TY p \
MATCHES ON
udinE 1926 SeasOn, Based on rs or More DscisiOnS
COMPLIED BY AL MUNRO ELIAS

Three intercity bowling matches
are carded for today and tonight.
At the Coliseum at 8 o'clock, the
Western Railway Club, of Roanoke,
Va, will finish its 1O-game series
with the Southern Railway Clerks.
Roanoke has q 109.pin lead.
At 8 o'clock, at Convention Hall.
the Philadelphia Legionnaires will
conclude a lO-game series with
Quentin Roosevelt Post, which holds
an advantage Of 1874 pins.
AT 8 o'clock, at Convention Hall.
Henry Hiser's Prince Georges
County League stars, 70 pins be-
hind, will finish a series with the
Arlinstons. OF the Athletic Club
League. A doubles match will be
concluded in connection with this.
with Hiser and Sheehy opposing
Mandley and Weidnan. Sheehy and
Hiser hold lead Of SEQ to 656
The Washington times., 1927-03-19
LAMAR DRILLS
FOR SMITH

Both Jeff Smith and Henry
Lamar. the local pride. are in the
city to finish training for their bout
before members OF the District .Ath-
letic Association in the Washington
Auditorium next Tuesday night,
Lamar is working out daily in the
clubs gymnasium in the auditorium.
realizing well he will have to be in
the best of shape il he. is to expect
any results at all in his fight with
Smith.
Smith. although no y0ungster
in the business. is still one OF
the hardest men In the middle
ELECTROMAGNETIC ranks TO de.
feat. Lamar will outweigh him
more than 10 pounds.
Phil Raymond. a sparring partner
Of Smith and a puncher extraor-
binary, will box Johnny Farrell in
the eight.round seni-final. Farrell
promises to be the dark horse of
the show.
The Washington times., 1927-03-19
LIGI IT
ILASI les

At New York-Sid Terris, New
York, defeated Billy Wallace. Cali.
fornia, ten rounds. Kid Kaplan
Meriden, Conn, won technical knock,
over Frankie Fin, of Texas, in
eighth round; Sammy Odrfan, New
York. drew with Eddie Anderson,
Wyoming, ten rounds. Willie Siegel,
New York, defeated Joe Goodman,
Richmond. Va. four rounds.
At Erie, Pa.-Pal Reed, Boston,
defeated Wilson Yarbo, Cleveland,
10 rounds. Jess Kennedy, st. Paul,
drew with Red Jaderburg, James
town, N. Y, six rounds. Joe Scully,
Chicago. defeated Tommy O'Neill,
Cleveland, six rounds. Kid Curler,
Erie, beat Teddy Wilson, James
town, four rounds.
At San King Tut,
Minneapolis. defeated Harry La
Barra, ST. Paul, ten rounds.
At Toronto-Larry Gains, OF To.
ronto, won decision over Quintin
Romero, of Chile, ten rounds.
French Belanger, Of Toronto, knocked
out Joe McKeon, Of Detroit, in the
fifth round. Doug Lewis, of To,
ronto, knocked out Dave Jackson,
OF Wilkesbarre. Pa, in the third
round.
At Detroit - Babe Herman, of
New York, won decision over Johnny
Mellow, Of Detroit, ten rounds.
Bobby Booth, of Toronto. won dc.
cision over Jackie Nichols, of De.
troit, ten rounds.
The Washington times., 1927-03-19

Since his entrance into their
lineup, the Orioles have been an
entirely different team. They
have changed from the do0rInat
of the league to one Of the most
dangerous clubs in the circuit.
Beclxman has been consistently
brilliant and the change that
has come over the Orioles since
he joined them il hard to be-
lieVe. It is difficult to under.
stand how one man can make
such a vast Improvement in a
team.
Beckman brings his Orioles to
Washington tomorrow and Monday
nights to meet the Palace Quint for
the last two times this season at the
Arcadia. In a preliminary tomorrow
night, starting at 1870 o'clock, the
Young Mems Hebrew Association
quints Of Baltimore and Washington
will clash, while Mondays program
opener win bring together two teams
in the South Atlantic A. A, u
championship tournament.
The Washington times., 1927-03-19
BASKET Event
NEARS FINISH

Two semi-final games will be
played tonight in the Washington
section of the South Atlantic A. A.
U. basketball tournament, both in
the Georgetown University, gym.
Play will start at 1880 o'clock.
In the 13o,pound class the st.
Martins and st. Joseph's teams will
play to determine which shall meet
the Boys Club Flashes in the finsla.
The Washington times., 1927-03-19

Naturally there are few slxep-
tics who win claim that the perch
taken were only "combers'' or
regulars" that never yentured
from their original birthplace. For
the benefit OF these doubters, this
column would ike to state that the
fish when opened contained spawn.
which proves that they were OF the
travelling variety, on their way to
The Washington times., 1927-03-19

lay plans for future finny genera
tons.
From present indications It looks
as though the initial school Of
perch should be in immediate
waters during the coming week.
The last report to reach this column
was that they were in the vicinity
OF Little Hunting Creek where
METERS made q big haul.
The Washington times., 1927-03-19
Opening looms.
BIC FOR FISHERMEN
By 4. A. Angler

The spring celebrated Monday
le viewpoint It should be BY FAR the haest sescn
that this locality has witnessed The Potomac contrary ~
its usual custom is running clear condition fact has
been in shabe condition Tor the past couple Of weeks White
perch FORTH We might say they the
threshold Of their spawning grounds At this moment Catfish
ing considered above Taking this all into consideration m
easily seen that the spring period looms big in the fshemen
local waters for the couple Of days The indications Of
their arrival noticed Thursday when caty anglers
nized that familiar peck their bait Since that
number of anglers batting with angle have had the
brethr
The Washington times., 1927-03-19
WIDE IS PERSISTENT

NEW YORK, March 1s.-Edv:n
Wide, Sweden's star runner who
was beaten by Lloyd Hahn here
Thursday. wants to meet the Bos.
ton A. A. flyer in a second race.
The matter win be referred to the
Boston A. A.
The Washington times., 1927-03-19
Man
SHOW

There are many who believe that
there IL no such thing as "one-
man ball club" in any branch Of
sports. And, on the other hand.
there are many who argue that
there are ball CLUBS who owe their
entire success to an individual Re-
CARELESS Of whether or not there are
any ''one.man bali clubs" in the
American Basketball League, the
Baltimore team Is a good example
Of what a difference one man can
make to a team.
During the first half schedule in
the American cage circuit, the Bal
timore quint coppsd one lone game.
The Orioles, were, In truth, poor
excuse for a basketball team. To-
ward the close Of the season the
owners Of the Baltimore club pur.
chased Johnny Beckman, for years
an outstanding star with the New
York Celtics. Beckman started out
the second.half schedule with the
Birds.
The Washington times., 1927-03-19
.HO ME run KING SEES
MANY Y0UNGSTERS|N
PENNANT RACE
BY .'Babe" Ruth

ST PETERSBURG Fla March 1.-THE old timers who around
complaining because baseball isn't
Some Of the rowdism taken out Of 1.-THE boys don't spend
their nights the corner saloon and there isn't much
curng and fighting the field still the old
The other evening sitting telephone
rang It Elias Funk, rockies He of
heSitated when he spoke. tS q
say Babe he said some Of rockies down here In
room and want to do somethg for Will
The Washington times., 1927-03-19

1 told hlm sure and went There
We're 10 rockies in that little room
and they were all talking baseball
They had bat there and were dis.
cussing batting stance. For 50
minutes they kept me there show.
ing EN- how to noid the stick, and
how to take a stride into the ball
and how to get the shoulders behind
the drive.
And l guess I would have been
there vet il ! hadn't begged off.
That's just an example OF the
Interest players take in the game
and ] guess it's the answer to
the Oidtimers who are always
talking about the good old days
and whining because things have
changed.
I like kid ball players. / ike to
see EN- in camp. like their pep
and their fighting spirit.
And You can take this from me.
Kid ball players are going to play
bic. part in the psnnant race this
year and don't forget it. There isn't
2 club in the league that hasn't at
least one youngster in its line up
ana whether that youngster goes
good or bad win just about de-
termine the race.
Go over the league. The Ath.
letlcs have Branham at first and
BOley at shOrtstOp; we have
koenig and Laxxeri: Washing.
ton has Buddy Myers at short
stop; the Tigers have Warner or
Geirlnger ut third: Cleveland
mas young SpurgeOn at second
base: the Browns have Mullen
at third and MeliIIO at second.
rlght on down The list it's the
same.
The boys are the chaps who viii
make big league history this Sea.
son. And they're the lads who
VIII tell the story OF the 1927
pennant race. Considering all that.
don't see how some of these
1ans can say that kid ball PLAYERS
aren't figuring in the games any
more. Believe me, / don't believe
baseball ever offered better OBJ.
portunities for kid BAN players
than it does right now,
And despite all the interest in
golf, don't believe there were
ever more sandlot players in the
country than right now, either.
The biggest difference see is
just this. Back In the old days
when broke into the game
the old timers all cIiqued to.
gether and made it tough for
the rockies. They'd chase us
away from the bat and wouldn't
let us work with them at all.
Nowadays the veterans are the
first to give the rockies q hand,
and when they see 3 good look.
Ing kid bali player they all
The Washington times., 1927-03-19

help him every way they can.
They're wiser. The vets today
ali realize that B good bah
player win help them, and
they're as anxious as The mana.
ger TO see one developed. \
We've got kid pitcher down
here, named Moore, who looks like
a conner. The vets all looked him
over and liked his stuff. Out al
practice a few days later I saw
him working out and Shawkey
Ruether, Bonnie Bengough, and
Waite Hoyt all were around him,
showing him all the little tricks
that it had taken them years to
learn.
If that isn't the proper spirit
then don't know-and If that
same sort of cooperation don't
make the Yankees a real bali club
I'm just a beginner.
Copyright. 1927. by Christy Walsh
Syndicate Inc.)
The Washington times., 1927-03-19
D. {. GE IS
CUE TITLE

The three.cushion amateur bill
lard championship Of the United
States is clinched for Washington.
Either Gene Ruark or B. r.
Hughes, both Of Washington. will
win it.
The Washington times., 1927-03-19
The De Luxe and Epiphany
Chapel teams will clash in the
115-pound semi-finaIs.

The Wawick Collegians advanced
to the semi.final round of the url.
limited class by defeating the Bliss
A. A., ~ to "a; the Boys Club
Celtics reached the semi.finals OF
the 145-pound class by defeating the
Tremonts. "a to 23i the Boys Club
Flashes entered the finals of 1870.
pound division with a 27.to-20 VIC
tory over the Calvary Reds.
The Washington times., 1927-03-19

The opening chapters Of ''The
Hollywood Girl" start In The
Times Monday. Crowded with
thrills, the serial is written by
Beatrice Burton, author OF
"Gilded Kisses"
The Washington times., 1927-03-19

Tonight's big game viii start at
s o'clock. De Orc and Vogler are
playing this afternoon.
In the last matches, Ruark de-
feated Ramsey, SO to IS; De Orc
defeated Hughes, 80 to 35; Vogler
defeated Wainwright, so to 4S, and
Wainwright defeated Lewis, 50 to
AZ.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-25
NEDAJME ST BIT NAsICH DoBRYCH L'UDf

Mnohoraz 81 Slovaci st'azuju ze maju na daktorych
vyzacny yc miestach nehodnyc udi pra ST. ably mali
lepsch. Ale ncpovaza, ze 81 ich tam sam dali Lebo
SIovaci ne s zvlast vdacnymi svojm dobrym pracov
nixon Daju ch bit poniektori maju toho ladost
preto mnoh schopn svedomiti uda radsie utah
nu ako by mali znisat potupovanie skaby. Len malo
sa icL obetujc. Kto by i'm zazlieva!
Jedny ym malo ktorl obetujn svoje pohodlie venu-
i nevd'acej narodnej praci e mas vseobecne znlmy
brat Mchal Bosak. Jeho skuky netreba vyratovat Ka
zdy dobry Slovak mich Dost tom, re je vsadc
kde treba do vrecka hlboko sahnut tomu hodnc
pracovat. h'a, tolo nam zaclnajn bit Diva ceske
tasopsv vychytily Jehlicskovho zadneho p,tku dia
bosky podvod pouzily plot Bosakov, ably no ranily
kde najviac bo eho nalodnej cti. No, mech i'm siz
zdravie Br Bosaka ust ueme ze poctv ludia citia
sdicajii rozhorcenost'. ktorou zavrhue ncbra
sNc jednanic tych casopisov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-25
CT SLOVENSKEJ A CESKEJ VEREJNOSTI
Z. V AMERIKE

II d,vna;s;a Conn h,l 1rnozor-
no,t ma 70 90 Dr Erann ,abl;es
Ia va ,ro;om ,,l5+kn zyanon,
ostatnoSt," :" ,,torIn y slpz
no uad,arsl,a nravadza nr,naoan
du nroti Cesko-sloyenSkpi Renub-
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.. NUv1AtB8X is1.
1upBA 1VnAloN1cH Vim.
% ysa1em vyn6ls.s rssksho .udsssoa.,

+ 4 1
Tax 50 zdalo jeho oearenej
audiencii, ae tyoril hudbu nico.
no, plhym hybanfm rdk ' poye
trf.
homolnovanim elektrickyeh
WIN ,ln,;'' ma rozlisny sposob, prof. u.
ann smln = ,n0ae .tvorit tony, aka len :
ehce. Husl owe, trdbovs -. @ leli
nas'rc1e 81 napodobnene abso.
.u.nou =; vernost 'ou. Ale prof. Tepe. o.
MI MN ma aspiracie, More idd a.. m
le1 ako je napodobhovanie- : Tsnte =
m,ady rlsky fyzik produln;e
fekty, axe dosavad' naha,;. ,
sazitef'ne. y 10
Moi aparat,' hovoril. ..os,.
oodzuje skladatel'a hubby = o de.,
po.izmu dyanast '-notovej ukoya.
neg planovej skaly, ku ktorei );
ausilstl sa museju prisposobi,
skladatel' teraz moze sostav;t.,
shala intervalov, aka chce. Mae
mat ntervaly trinastkoye a.
s. tax praje. Vskutku, akakol 'vek
s.upnlea, zachytel ma l,udskvm >.
chom, moze byt' vytvorena. K 10.
muto musi byt' dodane novss
mnozstvo tonovych barley. Dosa
Vao skladatel' hubby NAL len a
Il dvadsat' tonovych barley, re.
'rezentovanych tol'kym poGtom
'rchestralnych nastrojov. ia mn
tavam doslovne tisfce tonovvch
barley.
! Aby som mohol dokazat' MOI.
1osti hubby etericnych Win. idem
vyrobit teraz dvanast nastroiov
/ Oobrl hudobnici sa nauGia ma
nich hrat' behom paru tyyzdnoy.
is orchestrou takto sostavenou
hraJucou len posunkoyanfm 80
vzduchu, tito hudobnici nam bu-
dd moot" davat' -koncerty, ktorl
Fzjavia move krasy t6noch a icll
kombinaciach. Okrem tyrchto moz.
nosti, hudba etericnyych win je
itvorena jednoduchost 'ou a pria-
most 'ou, :ktorym sa vyroyila len
| spievanie. Nieto ziadneho kl 'iiieca,
| ziadnych klavesov, ziadneho sla.
| cika, ziadnych pedaloy, mic, %
krem jednoduchych vyjadruju-
! cich sa pohybov riik.
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divinity, alebo upodozrievaly 70
zrady. KazdI kol 'ko-tol 'lo pre-
zieravy clovek' a tym skor NOVI-
MAR MAIL BY NAT TOL'KO
INTELLIGENCE, ably pochopiI,
ze ami JehlicsEa by nesiel S bub-
nom na zajacov a neyyjavil by
vcrejnosti svojich skutoGnych fl
nancovatel 'ov. Preto neviem, ci
skutok dotycnfch dyoch ceskych
casopisov mamf povazovat' ia We
.doml urazku. alebo "a neoriento-
vanoSt'.
PoneyaG alere medzi tunajSimi
Slovakmi Cechmi mozu sa najst' :
i TAXI, ktori ac neverili by Jeh-
licskovi, no boil by snad naklo-
neni doyerovat i redakcnej mien-
Ike onyeh ceskNcll casopisov a da-
III by sa mimi zlnyiit -vo svojich IL
sudkoch 0 mne, preto tymto sa
tverejne osvedeujem, re ami Jeh-
licskom, ami s jeho platkom, anifso
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Republike namerenou propagan-
dou nesihlasfn,, nemam a ami som
nikdy nemal mic do CINEMA, .iba
ze ju zatracujean prate tax, ,ako
kazdy my statoeny Slovak. Kto
vsak o lime mae sud-, krivdi mi a
napomaha Jehlieskove snahy.
Minuleho jtna pri.podobnej pri-
'lezitosti nabldlfu1 som $25,OOO "a
sR'kykofvek dokaz toho, ze ia Jens
licsku, aleho jeho cinnosta nzz5. II
'penazne, 4asbo alxymkol 'ysk llayna
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