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The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-03-15
HUGE SIGNS TO
Be GUIDES FOR
AVIATORS In VIRGINIA

Richmond, Va, March II
Aviation hazards will be. ma
terially lessened in Virginia with
the naturalization Of the AM
erican Legion's plan to mark the
name of every community in
the state for the benefit Of pass.
ing aviators.
In letter just written to all
legion posts in the state Edward
E. Spafford, National Comman-
der of the organization says:
1T is desirable that the name
of the town be written in letters
that are from twelve feet to tW-
enty feet high and are of propo-
rtionate width. The width OF
black letters IN" and '1W" is
usually two thirds of their hei-
ght; for instance, if letter "M'
is fifteen feet high, it should be
ten feet wide. Letters of this
size are visable from an altitude
of $500 feet under ordinary fl
wing conditions.
ut is also desirable that there
should be an ARROW pointing in
the direction of the flying field,
when there is a field in the vic
Unity, and that this arrow sho-
uld .oe as long as possible and OF
proportionate width.
I'm case where the flying fie-
Id is located at some distance
from the city, it is well to indi-
cate by the arrow the number OF
miles to the airport. It is disc
desirable, but not ABSOLUTELY nec-
essary to illuminate the sign at
night. The letters shold be pr.
inted in white ON a. black back.
ground"
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-03-15
Store ROBBERS GET LONG " : =.
PENITENTIARY SENTENCES

:
| Chairman; and they are further
instructed not to vote for. any
person as member of said COM
Irnittee, who is a Federal office
holder.
Be it further resolved that
the delegates and alternates pre-
sent at the District Convention
at Pulaski, and the State Con-
vention at Roanoke be empower
ed to cast the entire vote for
Dickinson County.
Be it further resolved that the
delegates to the District Ceaven
-tion at Pulaski be instructed to
vote for w. B.. Phipps for men,
Der of the Executive Committee
from the Ninth District; and
for Geo. G. Sutherland for one
of the delegates to the National
Convention, from the Ninth Dis
trict; and that the delegates to
the State Convention, be instr
ucted to vote for S. R. Hurley,
as one of he delegates at large
from Virginia. to the National
conventions. s.
The following were elected de-
legates and alternates.
Delegates
Geo. c. Sutherland, M. C. Swim
dali, S. G. Counts, G. B. Davis, ).
C. J. Mullins, w. P. Trivitt, w.
F. Mullins, I. A. Yates, q. l..
South, Perry Gilbert N. II.
Duty, Mrs, CLERGY Meade, Mrs,
J. K. Damron, John A.. Deal,
Drewry Pickett, c. A. Long, J.
L. Clay, c. P. Mccoy, Miss Alcis
Chase, B. E. Dotson, j. c. Suth-
erland, J. w. Bise, Ira c. Hale,
w. H. Mccoy, G.. R. Mccoy, S.
H. Sutherland,
Alternates
A. w. Powers, E. p. Powers, T..
E. Bise, j. T. Keith, w. F. Suth-
erland, C. A. Dee1, Jr., S. B. Kis-
er, C. S. Perkins, Mrs. NJ F.
Rose, Covey Willis. w. S.
Penland, Draton Musick, Eivens
Tiller,, Madison Mullins, Dewy
Hale, G.. F. Kiser, Rufus Mullins
A. w. Martin, Alex Mullins, D.
C. Martini, G.. ,Childress, Wal
ter Mullins, G. Mark French, w.
P. Willis, N. H. Stanley, Marion
Mullins.
w. B. Phipps, Chairman
L. N. Stewards, SECRETARY
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-03-15
ALL TAKE SENTENCE
CALMLY

Clintwood, Va, March ID
Today in the Circuit Court of
this County three handsome
young men stood before Judge
Burns and without any show OF
emotion received long pententi
airy sentences for the robbing OF
the Fremont Store, some weeks
past. They were Earl Phillips,
Clayton Hicks, and Clyde Axon,
all of Trammel, Va.
Although there were eight
different charges of robbery
against them, they compromised
and were only convicted for the
one. They plead guilty and Earl
Phillips and Clayton Hicks rece
ived sentences of ten years in
the State Penitentiary, while
Clyde Axiom received only five,
he having upon his capture by
the Authorities, made a confess
ion of the crime that implicated
the other two boys. For this
reason he was given only half
the term that the other boys
received.
It is indeed lamentable that
young men in the prime Of their
life; strong, virile manhood OF
the first water should resort to
crime. Could not the case OF tn
csc young men lay wildly befo
re them the uselessness OF it,
the folly of it all. The truth will
cut and Justie will have its dues.
Although these young men
have done wrong and are forced
to pay the penalty with the pest
years of their lives, we feel sure
that when they return they with
make model citizens for what
ever community they choose as
their home.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-03-15
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and has his office over the Bank

-,
and has his office over the Bank
building. \.
M. F. Senter, Supervisor, has
been doing Some splendid work
lressing up the Haysi--Green-
erier road this week. -
Mr.. Clinton Sutherland Jams
es Elswick and wife, Of Elkhorn
City, KY, spent the week. = end
in Haysi, with Friends and reia-
tives.
, Several folks of this place are
attending court this week.
DR.. j. A. Somers, Eye Spec
'ialist, was in town Monday,
Mr.. S. T. Justice, Barber Of
this place, made a business trip
to Elkhorn City, KY, this week
Mr.. Garman Sutherland of
this place, has started "a new
building in Haysi, it Isl situated
just below the Department
Store, the writer does not know
exactly what kind Of q business
he is going the run. ~
Mr.. G.. B. Long of johnson
City, has returned to this place.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-03-15
..B0!Nl!aYNIGkET Ne !

~
| There is considerable sickness
in this section, supposed to be
the result Of the irregular. and
! abnormal condition of the wealth
er, which has prevailed during
the winter, which has prevailed
turing the winter season.
/ The indications are that the
farmers hereabouts are making
preparations for more extensive
cropping this year than for sew
eral years past. The most ser
ious drawback to farming here
Is the lack of sufficient fences
TO protect the crops.
Geo. w. Fleming was (. over
from Flemingtown and spent tn
week end at Bonnywicket. He
cakes life easy, and is well met.
The old postoffice Of Osborn's
Gap, in the Cumberland5 is be
1ng. rees1aDlished with Mrs. liz
zie SM lndai.in Charger ms .+>ol
Ice WIS es ,ablished- jtl3s ter
the close Of the Civil Nai, u .
be more exact, in - &, VISA
John w. Sw1ndall as Pc aa e1f.
1t was discontinued SIEVE
ago. *-e.t
Feed is becoming .solq9ewnat
scarce here now, and supple
are being purchased from the
stores.=1t is proving quite an ex
pence upon stockholders.
/. j.. Al. Baker made a trip to
.Clintwood on business during
the week.
The officers.-are keeping a
close watch on any moonshiners
that may be operating in the
Cumberlands. Occasionally they
"turn up" a.still. !
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-03-15

j AS soon as. all towns and cit
les and are marked, a list will be
issued to aviators for their inf
are requested to report to Rufus
ore requested e. report TO nuIu
r. Rand, Chairman of the .Ayi-
alton Committee, Indianapolis,
Indiana.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-03-15
REPUBLICANS HOLDS
MASS MEETING

The Republicans of Dicken-
son County assembled in mass
meeting, Tuesday at / o'clock
PM. in the courthouse at Clint
wood. The meeting was organic
ed electing w. B. Phipps, Chair
man; and L. N. Stewards, Secre-
tary.
/ Upon motion of Senator Rol-
and E. Chase, duly seconded, it
was desided to elect 26 delegates
and a like number of alternates
to attend the Pulaski District
Convention and Roanoke state
convention. The delegates hav
ing a full vote in the District
Convention, but only half vote
each at the Roanoke Convention.
Upon motion the chair was
authorized to appoint a commit
tee on resolutions, and appointed
Geo. G. Sutherland, r. F. Null
ms, M. C. Swindall, I. A. Yates,
Roland E. Chase. They returned
after some deliberation with the
following resolutions which
were unanimously adapted:
V Be it resolved by the Repub-
leans of Dickinson County, Vir
ginia,. in mass meeting assem-
bled, at the court house in the
Town of Clintwood, on March 13
1928;
1. That we hereby endorse the
wise, efficient, courageous and
economical administration Of
President Calvin Coolidge.
2. That we here again pro-
claim and publish our allegiance
and faith to end in the time hon.
ored principles of the Republi-
can party; and say that the
strict adherence to the same is
the best safe-gard for our state
and nation.
3. We condem the Democratic
party of the State of Virginia
first, for it's unwise, unfair, and
partial election law and denoun-
ce, as the most disloyal, unpat-
riotic, and selfish acts, its cor
rupt administration Of said law !;
secondly for turning its back on
the first principles of Repub-
lican form of government. by
taking from the people their vo-
ice in the government by advo-
eating by the present Governor,
and the two last legislatures,
the so called sShort Ballot" and
thirdly, for it's extravagant and
oiigarchic administration, and
especially with reference to ed
acation and roads.
4. We condem the action of
our last legislature, for it's ex-
'travagant and useless act of call
ling a special election to be held
in next June costing the tax pay
ers of Virginia a sum of not les
thar 100000.
Be it further resolved that it
IS the sense of this mass meet
ing that it is expedient that the
re Ee a change in the organizat-
ion of our party in this state,
and to that end the delegates
both to the District and State
conventions are, instructed to
cast the vote of Dickinson Co
unity, and work for the election,
for members of the State Exc
cutive Committee, who are for
the Hon. John Paul, for State
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-03-15
.Chokes Her Babe.

Cleveland Mrs. Eleanor Presley,
tlfirty-two years old confessed that
she strangled her three-weel sold son
with towel,hecause she did not want
hin. TO face the poNerty she had been.
through. =.h
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-03-15
Local News and Personal
Mention in Brief Form


Mr.. M. w. Reminessand Har
old Remines&spent Saturday in
Emory.
Mrs. Lena Speights and little
daughter, Rosemary, Mrs. A.
A. Skeen, and Miss Ruth Chase
spent the week end at Tazewell
and Bluefield.
Misses Virginia Cole and Ire
ne Draper, and Mr.. Maynard
Sutherland spent the week end
at Miss Coles home in Chilhow
lie. -
Mr.. B. T ;. CULLEN spent the
week end at his home in Gate
City.
Miss Nell Vanach, former
nurse of the Sutherland Hospit
al of this place is in the Matte
Williams Hospital at Richlands,
having undergone an operation
at that place. News has, just
been received that she is worse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Damron,
Genoa Damron, and Harold Re
mines spent Sunday afternoon
with Miss Catherine Clark at
| Clinchco.
Miss 'Beulah Phipps, a teach
er at Norton, spent the week end
at her home here.
Miss Anita O'Dell of Greenvi
lie Tenn. is here this week givi
ng permanent waves. =,
Messers Josh C. Smith and
Ora Grizzle of. Nora were in
town this week attening. Court.
4 vi
N. P. Willis of Splashdam was
in town this week. y
Court seems to be getting alo
ng nicely, all the Prohibition ca
.ses are being continued until
next Court.
Mr.. Marcus Mckenzie of Gin
Chico was a visitor in town this
week.
Next Monday at one O'Clock
the stockholders of the Farmers
Fair Assn will hold meeting
at the Court House.
A number of the delegates
left here Thursday evening for
the Ninth District Convention
at Pulaski Friday. They will also
attend the State Convestion at
Roanoke Saturday.
Mr. =. William Dale, Misses
Morilla and Julia Dale of near
Charlottesville, Va, were visiting
their Grandparents, Mr.. and Mr.
S. lack Mullins, the former part
of this week. - ~:
Mr.. Fletcher Powers Was IN
town today and while here*call
ed at this office and left an ord
er for job work.
w. H. Nickles. has returned
from Richmond, Va, where he
has been for some time in meet
ing Of Representatives.
Miss Bee Wright called at
this office this morning and pu
released some magazines.
Mr.. Larken Stanley of Umatl
LA, Florida returned to- ClintWol
cd to get his father this week,
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-03-15
Had Him Punched

!. .Baltimore.-Fo Fortified by "few
drinks Philip Maggie demanded 50 to
buy a pair of shoes and proclaimed
himself boss of the household. Then
Mrs. Nagle had him arrested.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-03-15
HAYSl:LOcALs

DR.. M. Yamsham, foremely of
this place has returned after
fifteen months absence. He will
take up his practice here again
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-03-15
Proof Posi.ipe,

New York. A husbands attempt to
kill himself was cited byshis wife III
court as proof of. his cruelty to her.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-03-15
Everybody come to Church

Sunday, March 18, at the Meth
lis Clintwood,. Va,
Pref Rev. J. M, Carter
of r at 1900 ?. Nc.
League meet at six
al Z, M Preaching By Rev,
TX. alker, Pastor at 1880
Cox Of the General Motor
anca Corp. was calling
on bug ers Of automobiles this
Miss Eva Mullins who has bee
nattending. College at Roanoke
has accepted a position as steno
grapher with w. H. Nickles Of
this place.
John w. Flanagan of Bristol
is in town this week attending
Court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tenny Mullins
have returned from Florida VIII
ere they have been spending the
winter. -..4... s.ssss 4saaass.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-24

and representatives here. 1t is cut
halfway down the back and comes
in pastel shades for blondes and
dark contrasting hues for bru-
nettes.
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One commissioned High School and
a public grade school and parochial
school.
st. Francis Hospital is located at
Beech Grove and st. Elizabeth Chill
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dren's Home situated just outside
the town limits.
Enterprising business men have
built up line of good stores and
other business places in the town
offering service of all kinds and still
more are being Planned and built.
Streets lined with excellent homes,
at least 1870 being occupied by own
erS and their families.
City water and lights. Excellent
system of sewage disposal and with
prospects of gas in near future.
Paved Streets-Main st. and Albany.
All Of the principal cross streets
have been paved.
A fine spirit of cooperation of the
people manifested in the success of
the various activities of such or
CARNATIONS as the Civic League, the
Parent and Teacher Association,
the schools and churches, all of
which are carried on with the CO.
operation of all.
Big Four Shops-2,6O0 men en-
ployed, about 500 of whom live in
or around Beech Grove, Ind.
Largest shop in the country.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-24
SUITS FOR SUNBURN

Bathing Dress in 1929 to Be Cut
Halfway Down Back.
By United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 24-"The Sun
shine Suit" is what the well-dressed
bathing beauty of 1929 will wear
said 200 bathing-suit manufacturers
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-24
CAROL IN EXILE
MAY FIND Home
WITH BELGIANS
No Warmth of Welcome So
Far Shown in Holland
or Switzerland.
BN United Press

DW OHttCu FTCSS
PARIS, Aug. 24.-European di-
plomacy is following closely the
. movements of Prince Carol of Ru-
mania and wondering whether he
will select Switzerland and Holland,
for centuries the abode of political
and religious exiles, or France as
his future home.
During the summer months the
Prince, now legally separated from
the mother of King Michael, has
spent most of his time at Honyet
and his new villa at Coq-sur- Mer,
near Ostend, in Belgium. His diff
culties with the British government,
it Is considered, has made his refuge
in England virtually impossible. The
Belgians have treated him with
great respect, his numerous diff
cultieS having evoked a traditional
sympathy, and it is not unlikely
that the father of the King of the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-24
rHE INDIANAPOLIS HINES .

fare, New York, San Francisco and
Los Angeles.
The number of passengers trans
ported is decreasing.
During 1927 there were decreases
in traffic in every month of the
year except January, February and
March. The total decrease from the
1926 total was 1.18 per cent.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-24
VETERANS TO PICNIC

McGrew Camp viii Hold Outing
Sunday.
Harold G. McGrew Camp No. l.
United Spanish War Veterans, will
have lis annual picnic Sunday, Aug.
26, at Brookside Park. All Spanish
War veterans and their families are
invited. The committee in charge
includes: Oliver Sears, Charles
Schilling, Frank Gray, Roy Pyng
and Nineveh johnson.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-24
CAR FARES RISE
Figures Show U. S. Average
of BIT Cents.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-In the
past month street car fares have
reached the highest point ever in
cities of the United States.
Figures show that in July the
average cash fare paid in cities of
$4,000 population and more rose to
BIT cents.
During that month three cities in
creased their cash fare to 10 cents.
They were Galveston, Texas; Macon,
and Savannah, Ga.
Three large cities still have scent
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-24

y ItLL--
A. ]. EIBLING,
President, Beech Grove
Civic League.
To right
W. n. GESHWILER.
Vice President, Beech
Grove Civic League.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-24
I'm Which To Live

Located five miles from the Monument Enjoys all the advan
ages and practically of the disadvantages of the city
Situated KNOLL 80 feet higher than any part of Marion
County, giving clear atmosphere and cooling beezes
Excellent street and bus service.
Six wide paved roads leading the heart of the city twelve
paved roads dvergng in opposite directions to other thriving
towns in the state
Five excellent churches Methodist Christian Bans Catholic
and Mission)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-24
Beech Grove Is q Good Place

To left
CLEO POTTS,
Secretary, Beech Grove
Civic League.
To right
Q. 3. MITCHELL
Treasurer, Beech Grove
Civic League.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-24

former nobility of Austria, Hun
gary, Greece and the refugees Of
Italy has so far shown no desire to
welcome Prince Carol. He is al
ways able to obtain Swiss visa
for his royal passport, but no en-
thusiasm is shown when he arrives
in either Geneva or Berne. AS for
Holland, one undesired monarch is
all that the Hague cares to be wor-
ried about for the time being, and
it is said that a few weeks at
ScheVingen was officially opposed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-24

Roumanians will find a permanent
abode there.
This will not be opposed by the
chancellories of the rest of Europe.
Since the war, there has been no
country as free from intrigue as
Belgium. Not only are the national
police alive to such emergencies,
but the special agents of other
countries are constantly on the
alert, recalling their deficiencies be-
fore 1914.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-13

ktbH N psd1chai slobodaSho
YIluchn ssverns5 Aperiky, matt
sy>je uraitk miSnsais . HortAyho
regsne, misnsais ksorJ aaIoAii ~
tsjit' pwi tstSj vtevslt&1k, ak1s
bela vFpsaya md 's.slfc rssa,
eIonarpv . ich paietfcA aeldnie-
.ot na oslsyp rsvplpSnahe hrdinp
I, 1S4S., Mad 'apk6 500. demokrs-
.ia hrao odmistla tsd6astait' 50
sejto koqnadie 50 statistmi cela
setia So pri prEoM styka $ aperi-
,kun podou .srltils. Take demon :,
5traeie, akymi bola spreyadsaaa
.ela trapna put GOO yyslapcey
,rekimu Bethlen4H 4Horthyho A.
merika, ktora konecne je takym
prfpadom zvykla, V poslednych 70
koch nezazila. Ohromny policaj-
ny aparat musel byt mobilizova-
az II aochranu tychto podRn5eh
oslayovatel'ov Kossuthovych, !
arahy musely byt strezane pred
atentatmi ma ich zvlastny vlak
oficialnym cinitel'om, ktori 20
zdvorilosti museli mad 'arsku de-
'egaciu prijat', pripravepe boly
t,,aEks rozpaky. Saad' MET pri-
padu taksho propagaeneho fiaska
8 akym skoneil tsnto "yel 'kole-
py podnik Budapesti'. Podarllo
sa pri tom dokazat', ako Je ma
d d'arsky rezim nenavideny nielen
narodmi, ktorym sa podarilo W.
viaznut jeho podrucia, ale
ylastnym l'udom. Amerikani mo-
hli tn poznat' nazorne pravd po-
yahu skvele vystupujucich ma
d'arskych vel 'mozov pochoplt
celd til zpupnost' tejto hzl1ej trie-
DIV, ktora 81 trtfa znepokoJovat
ohrozovat europsky svetovy
mier. IT. K.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-13
REoRGANHACIA sKoLSKEJ
SPRAvY MA sLovENSKU.

Bratislaya. - AXE ceieJ spra+
We Sloyenska, tax al v obore skol-
skom dejd sa rychlym tempom
pripfavy ma uskutocnenie zakona
o kraiinskej sprave. V dosledku
toho boly prevedene na bratlslays
skom referate ministerstva skoir
stva narodnei osvety d2aleko-
siahle zmery: rozdelenie podl a
znp tbolo zrasene a st,easne Dolly
dorucene zprost 'ovacie dekrety
vsetkym zupnSm inspektorom q
administrativnym referentom, a
dnom Is. apr. boia celia skoiska
sprava reorganizovana takto: Bo-
| lo utvorenych pat oddelenl: pc
dagogicke, Observation-Disclosures
tiyne. oddelenie pre- sriad ovanle,
udrzoyanie . staybu skol, rozpoc-
toye a statistieke, a konecne pray
me revizne.
Prvemu odboru prislusl hlavne
dozor mad skolami po stranke Pc
Observation-Disclosures. Vedenlm
ltohoto odboru Dol povereny adml-
nistrativny vrchay tai. Julius
1 Ballo: oddelenia budh ,yybavo-
vat: Karol Jelinek, Ferdinand
MaGenka, JoUef Hama, MateJ MIS-
Ik6ci. Daniel Rslsenec, Rudolf kra
tochvil a Milnsiava LaJdoya.
/ Druhe oddelenie bude vybayo-
1vat' yeci hospodarske a vsetky
penzijne zalezitosti. Ma cello dru-
iheho oddelenia boil postayeny od-
lborny radca Viktor Okalyi.
1 Tretie oddelenie ma ma starostl
| sriad 'oyanie, udraevanie a staybu
isk6l; bude no spravovat vrchny
ltaiomnik Payol Radiance.
i Stvrte oddelenie yybayuJe vec
Irozpoctove statisticke pod vede
MIN dsfinit. 1radnika dra kArol;
| Lanyiho.
i Plate, pravne q reyizne oddele
4 ME, ktore vybavuje vsetku agen
du prasnu . reyiznu. tykajsaca s.
Il'udoyeho skoistva, sprayalJe frcl
olny ministersky komisar dr.. Ltbu
tin Vayrp.
Toto move rozdelenie agendy
. dislokacia osob je povazovane
! kompetentnych kruhech % docas
! ne, ako bude nova skolska masi
( neriay fungovat', ukaze nam bu
Z ddcnost'. lSloyak.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-13

zaciatkom maja zapoEnu. sa fill
mopst' kr6sy demSnorskeho lido
lii ) 5sskt6. 0AkFetloFscis pri-
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