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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-14
Association BUYS
Milk For Poor on
Report of Nurse

Mrs. Harbert Davenport, treasurer
OF the Brownsville Public Health
Nursing association, Thursday, at
the regular monthly meeting Of that
organization, was authorized to pay
q bill of $3.50 for milk distributed
among Brownsville poor during the
month of May.
The association also authorized the
payment of SIS for birth register
fees to mid-wives.
Mrs. ]. X. Wells, president OF the
association, presided over the meet
ing and, upon its completion an
nounced that Mrs. Laura Houston.
city health nurse. was spending her
vacation at Peabody Institute ia
Nashville. Tenn, where she is TAX
ing a special course in public health
nursing.
Miss Emily Lannon's, city school
nurse, Is acting in the capacity Of
city health nurse during Mrs. Hous-
tons absence.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-14
VEN ADMIRE
HEALTHY AND
ACTIVE WOMEN

It is not only beauty Of face
and form that men admire In
women; very often it Is the
youthful energy and radiant
health that enables them to De
joyfully active
Men admire women who
take an enthusiastic part in
\ the activities of modern life:
and women who possess the
necessary health and strength
for such activity invariably
win and hold the admiration
of their family and friends.
If you are leading q mono
tonous, shut-in existence be-
cause of that 'tired-feeling,"
due to physical neglect, why
not start taking a good tonic
Thousands Of women who were
rundown, weakened and dis
couraged have gratefully tes-
tilted to the help they have
received from St.Joseph's
G.F.P.
This rich, vegetable tonic
contains Natures own medi.
cines in the form Of roots and
herbs which have been used
for over q century to invigo-
rate and strengthen women
Your druggist sells the big
500 bottles on q money-back
guarantee. Get q bottle today
and try It'll
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-14
VALLEY WILL
ENTER FIGHT
FOR TARIFF
Section to be Repre-
sented at Hearing in
Washington Latter
Part of June

sAN BENIT0, June i4.-Petitions
0earing the names Of 10000 residents
Z tne Lower Rio Grande Valley will
se fished out of pigeon holes,
eutted off, and carried 70 the tariff
nssrang in Washington the latter part
~ the month, to be presented to the
.4ritf commission as an expression
- the Valleys desire for protection
@e@.nst Mexico vegetables.
ms announcement Vas made ten
estisely today by j. 4. Bell, secretary
OF the San Benito Chamber of Com
neIce, who is in communication with
=. @. Grassfield, general manager Of
the Florida State Chamber OF Com
merce, on the matter.
ar. Grsssfield wrote to Ray Lee
man, general of the South
Texas Chamber Of Commerce, asking
aniormation on what action South
< proposed TO take, and inform
ing him that Florida will have a
strong delegation Of growers and
shippers at the tariff hearing. Mr.,
Irsssfield urges the same action on
the part Of the Valley.
The letter was sent to Mr.. Bell for
reply, and he has written to Mr..
5rassfield, explaining the situation,
and emphasizing the fact that the
valley will get into the thick Of the
fight.
It il likely that the Valley Cham
Der OF Commerce secretaries, at their
meeting. Friday night in Edinburg,
will pick one Of their number TO be
ksent to Washington for the hearing.
Shippers are preparing to send one
or more representatives, and a nun-
Der Of shippers will make the trip in
dependently, in order to work for the
tariff on tomatoes and other produce
IN which Mexico il competing with
the Valley.
The petitions with 10000 sigma
lures were secured last year, when
the tariff matter was brought into
the foreground Of discussion, and the
Valley section demanded protection.
shippers, and other interested per-
sons throughout the Valley.
this tariff Is something that the
future of a large part of the Valleys
truck growing depends on" Mr.. Bell
said, "and we must do everything in
cur power to secure IL. Every per-
son in this section should do some
thing toward securing action on the
tariff"
Mr.. Bell in his letter to Mr.. Grass
field. said that Congressman John N,
Garner from this district has Shown
himself keenly interested in this
problem. and in thorough accord with
our views" and asks the Florida man
TO submit his plan of procedure 70
Mr.. Garner, and to the Valley secre-
taries.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-14
Tanning Speaks
Before Rotarians

John Tanning, Brownsville theater
operator, delivered an address on
cooperation" before the regular
weekly luncheon of the San Benito
Rotary club Thursday noon.
will be- delivered by Tanning Monday
evening Ct the "All kiwanis Night
program to be held in Harlingen.
II don't pretend to Abe a famed
public speaker" Tanning said, "but
when called upon 10 deliver an ad-
dress, l just get up and do my best
and let it go at that. ! feel that Val
ley people should practice q little
closer cooperation and that will be
the keynote Of both addresses"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-14
Mexican Rotary
Delegate Leaves

Ernesto UtesateguL representative
Of the Matamorcs Kotary club, will
leave Thursday night for Minneapolis
to attend the Rotary international
which convenes Monday, June 10.
The Matamoros representative will
join thirty Mexican RotArians AZ
San Antonio Friday, ana the party
will make the trip 10 the convention
In q special car.
The Matamoros club is one of the
most active in Mexico, and the
Mexican delegates are expected to
receive q royal welcome In the con.
vention city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-14
MOBILES men
EXPECT TO Be
RESCUED soon
Optimism Is Reflect.
ed In Wireless Re-
ports; Fate of 10
Others Unknown
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KINGS RAY gn;.zherven JuIv Ii

Copyrighted by Associated Press)
KINGS BAY, S~pi.zbergen, July IL.
-R1-General Umberto Mobile. and
the five men Of the crew Of the
Italia stranded with him off North
east Land believe that they are now
virtually safe.
In communications exchanged be-
tween the Citta al dilano and the
Mobile party. Guiseppi Biogi. radio
operator for the stranded men, said
that the group. which has been
waiting rescue for almost three
weeks. felt that safety was in sight.
This response. which was not elab-
GRATED, was felt at Kings Bay to
indicate that the narty is now so
near Boeck island or Foyne island
that they could gss ashore or that
With news OF the various rescue ex-
peditions fastening to their aid thew
felt sure they would be saved.
No news has been received of the
fate of the other ten men of the
party. Three of these men. includ-
ing DR.. Fian Ma.mgren. Swedish
meteoroloEist. left the Mobile party
on May 80 in an effort to reach
North Cape over the ice and have
since dropped from slgGt. The other
wen men were carried off in the
balloon part of the Italia when the
control cabin was torn loose as the
diriRible struck the ice.
Ice experts at Kings Bay said to-
day that there was a possibility the
balloon party might have reached
land by being blown toward King
Charles island. south Of Northeast
Land in Barents sea.
During the three weeks since the
Italia met disaster. there have been
only a few days of good sunshiny
weather. most Of the time being
marked by strong winds, a graz sky,
snow and cold.
The icebreaker Rraganza, which
returned to Kings BAY yesterday TO
take on fresh provisions, will start
north again tonight. She will take
the Norwegian planes aboard and will
try 10 reach North Cape. The Hobby
which has been serving as a base
ship for the Norwegian filters, Cap
tain Riiser-Larsen and Lieutenant
Luetzow Holm. will return to Nor
way where she is needed for other
work.
Dog teams will be carried aboard
the Braganza and it Is believed that
they will be able to reach the Mobile
party within fourtee n days if the
Russian icebreaker Maiign or the
planes have not previously effected
escues.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-14
Fisher Bros. Purchase
Stock of Texas Corp.

NEW YORK, June i4.=P-Pur-
chase OF 100000 shares Of capita.
stock Of the Texas Corporation b.
the Fisher brothers Of Detroit. for
S11,i00,000. or $3.50 q share, is re-
vealed in an application to the New
York Stock Exchange TO list the
shares. William A. Fisher was
elected q director Of the Texas Cor
poration some time ago to represent
Fisher & Co., Inc, the securities
company of Fisher Bros, which has
large holdings in General Motors, u.
s. Steel. Westinghouse Electric &
Manufacturing and Baldwin Locomo-
tive Works.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-14
Young Tanning Heads
Houston Rodeo Group

VI. ID. Tanning, son OF John Fan
ming. Brownsville theater operator, is
handling all business in connection
twith the rodeo TO be held in Hous-
ton during the democratic national
convention. according TO ar an
nouncement made BY his father,
Thursday.
Young Tanning was recently con-
nected with Tex Richard in the pro-
motion Of the Madison Square Gar
den rodeo held in New York City ap-
proximately a year ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-14

Heavy double thread towels
with either plain or colored Dor
ders. Matching your bath
towel with your curtains and
bath accessories is q smart
modern fashion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-14
Mission Lions Hold
Constructive Meeting

MISSION, June 1.-The local
Lions put on a constructive program
al their Wednesday meeting, the main
speakers being Hal H. HaistAad, and
Henry Mitchell. Both these GENTLE
men urged the necessity of spraying
and busting. etc, for the citrus rror,
also the need Of care for the cotton
crop, the prospect for which il ex.
c~ellent. G. G. Decker and r. Rosette
furnished the musical part of the
program.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-14
TO HOLD PAVING HEARING

Three street paving hearings are
scheduled for 10 o'clock Friday morn
ing at the regular meeting of the
city commission. Streets TO be paved
are Grant and Garfield streets, be-
tween 14th and 18th streets, and
Elizabeth street. between the belt
line railway and the city limits.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-14

NEW WORD COINED
LONDON-Psychics have coined
the new word luminous" which means
awe Of the unknowable."
El fronterizo., 1928-04-21
Secci6n Editorial
Las Pr0ximas ElecciOnes

POcOs meses faltan para que, en- tda Ia Union Americana, 81 efec-
tGen los cOmicios para ell cambio de poderes federaes.
Los partfdos pOhtcos empezan va, aunque de una manera prepa-
ratOria, sus trabajos.
No vamOs a tratar en esta pequena nota editorial, n mera forma,
sObre la campana que So avecina, siO smplemente sobre la impOrtancia
que se lie debe dar pOr ell eemento hispanO americana, pOr ell mexicano
cnudadanizadO, va e pOr nacimientO o pOr aceptaci6n y ell que debe
fjarse de n manera precisa en- que debe permanecer inactive,
que debe tOmar bastante nteres en- tai question y no dejarda pasar
desapercibida.
Hace POGO, IN conOcido persOnaje pOftcO decia ma o menOs 10
siguiente. En- los Estados del Sur de la Union Americana, especial
mente, l elementO hispanO americana es de tanta vaia, de tanta fuerZa,
como ell elementO americana, perO n hace Isl de sus derechOs, dejandO
pasar las elecciOnes y, a veces, hasta sin darse cuenta de elias.
Efectivamente, en- los Estados del Sur, ell eqemento hispano ameri-
canO es tan numerosO que a wees sObrepasa al americana y, sin en-
barge, a pesar de clio y cuando podia hacer pOr tener representatives
mas alegadOs, personals de SUI sangre que puderan Ocuparse de una
manera mas precsa e. ayudarlO a resdvar u problemas, e cuandO
Sc entrega e. manOs de Otras personals.
va IS tempo de que ell elementO hispanO demuestre su fuerza. Els
tempo de que 81 de cuenta de que, hacienda uso de sus derechos, al
mismo tempo que cumple con u obligaciones cfvicas, trabaja pr que
Sc lie tenga mas consideration, pr que se lie tome en cuenta porque en-
las decGOnes, precisamente, es cuando Sc We SUI nlmerO, cuando III CO.
operation, hace que la balanza de la pOlhica 81 incline haca un lado o
hacO ell OrO.
A1n cuandO las fechas, tanto para las eeccones federaEes como
de EstadO, estan u tanto lejanas, es necesariO que 'vaya meditandO
sObre elias, que s e fife que, ademas de III deber, ell hacer s de sus
drechOs cfvicOs, consituye tambien n potente demonstration de su
fuerza, cOnsituye tambien III medic de hacerse buscar y de hacerse
apeciar pOr los hOmbres que 10 rijan.
El fronterizo., 1928-04-21
REcTIFIcAcIoN

Ell eminente professor de fisica
chicaguense, Mr.. Albert Nicholson
que tiene NADIA menos que setenta
Y cinco amos, dice que despues de
infinitos calculos ha logrado COM
probar que la velocidad de la luz
no es de ciento ochenta y seis mil
trescientas millas veintinueve, O
ciento ochenta y seis mil trescien-
tas treinta y una, porque no esta
absolutamente SECURE de que fal-
te o de que sobre una milla res
pecto de 10 que hasta hoy habian
tenido por cierto los ffsicos del
mundo.
La revelation ha sido sensacio-
nal. ~ la Influenza que va a to-
El fronterizo., 1928-04-21
Concentrates al Vuelo :

ner en- los precios de la subsisten-
cha!
Agrega ell sabio septuagenario
que, antes de retirarse, todavfa
tiene que hacer unos cuantos des-
cubrimientos tan ~interesantes CO.
mo Ell de marras-ialientos Sc me-
cesitan, a los setenta y cinco afos!
y que dara a conocer en- su opor-
tunidad.
Los esperamos con ansia. mo
ira a decir que Ell sonido no Sc
propaga tan velozmente como la
luz7 Puede ser; Y sin embargo, a
COS cuadras de nuestra morada
hay I'm fonografito que parece que
nos suena junto al mismfsimo tim
pano.
El fronterizo., 1928-04-21
Ell PremiO a la COnstancia V ell TrabaiO

Ell pr6ximO da rs, haa un ahO que, "N FrOntenzO' despues de
haber tenidO nubladas epOcas en- que u existenca s e tambaleaba, en-
que su vida pOdia acabar de un momentO a otrO, pas6 a nuestras manos.
Hace u n ano, pOcOs dfas faltan, desde que hemos venido dediando nues-
trOs esfuerzOs en- pro de la Colonia Mexicana y, pOdemOs asegurarlo
vamOs triunfandO.
A1nque la existencia de nadie esa asegurada y mucho menos de
una publication como Ia nuestra, que n tiene mas mediOs de vida que
los que de pOr 81 sofa puede prOpOrcionarse, esta publication. tiene su
vida asegurada, la tiene asegurada 81, pOr que mientras nuestras
fuerzas n nos falten y nuestrO espiritu s e encuentre siempre lsto a
luchar, estaremOs alimentandOla, estaremos sOsteniendola.
Las cfras que e OtrO lugar pubicamos, hablan muy claro de nues-
ira vida. Elias demuestran que, ell esfuerzo, cuando Sc haya aIimentado
pr ideas mobiles, e s apreciadO.
Ell FRONTERIZO. deberia encOntrarse e n una attura envidiable,
los amos de vida que ha tenido, asf 10 relaman, mas, sin embargo. Sc ha
v1stO OrlladO a Ia muerte, perO no importa, 10 pasadO, s. puede recu-
perar y de ESQ tratamos, de ganar 10 perdido y de poder negar a Ocu-
par un lugar preferidO pOr la COlonia a quien SERVINGS.
El fronterizo., 1928-04-21
PellculaS EStu-
pidas, Las Amer.

PARIS, Francia, Abril 20.-Las
pelfculas americanas, han sido es.
tado discutidas por los crfticos
franceses, las que las han encon-
trado estGpidas.
Manifiestan que, a 10 sumo, con-
tienen Glen pies de argumento pre-
sentable, pues que 10 demas mas
bien parece que fu6 escrito por un
j6ven de doce amos.
Las pelfculas de Hollywood, dice
I'm escritor, en- reciente artfculo So
Ire ell particular, constituyen un
peligro social, que hay que elimi-
narse a toda costa.
El fronterizo., 1928-04-21
NuevO BancO De
FideicOmiSO
(Agencia Trens)

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Abril 20.
La Secretarfa de Hacienda y Gre
ditto Pdblico estudia la forma de
organizar a la mayor brevedad un
Banco de Fideicomiso, que tendra
caracter nacional y que Sc consti-
tuira % capital privado, Y cuyo
fin, previsto en- ell artfculo 119 de
la Ley General de Instituciones de
Cr6dito, es ell de facilitar la prac-
tica de ~operaciones por cuenta a.
jena y en- favor de ~tercero.
El fronterizo., 1928-04-21
COncurSO En- Una
Cha. De Minas
(Agencia Trens)

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Abril 20.
La Companfa de, Real del Monte y
Pachuca, del Estado de Hidalgo,
ha alberto entire sus operarios un
importante concurso titulado de
"primeros auxilios," que tiene por
objeto adiestrar a los mismos ira
bajadores en- la atenci6n inmedia-
ia de sus compaheros cuando SUI
fran algun accidente dentro de los
tiros del mineral.
El fronterizo., 1928-04-21

c~onferenci6 con ell senior Presi-
dente de la Republica a quien le
informo de su gestion administra-
tiva en- esa lejana entidad, prin-
cipalmente en- 10 que hace a labor
hacendaria, que ha sido eminen-
temente reorganizadora del fisco
local.
El fronterizo., 1928-04-21

OAA6
! sus rinones esta 1adrando a la
una, es decir, perdiendo I'm tempo
orecioso. Y las intermediates de
os rinones son de las que causan
mayor n1mero de vfctimas.
Oeseos frecuentes de hacer aguas;
Il hacerlo con escasez o difcultad;
ardor o quemazon al ~pasarlas; ell le-
vantarse durante la noche; incom-
,didad en- la region de la c%intura;
:ansancio Y estropeo, marcos, etc.,
pueden a menudo indicar que los
-inones~ necesitan atenci6n. No debe
oerderse tempo en- ayudarlos Y es-
imular su acci6n diuretica. Las
PASTTLLAS RENALURICAS
estimulante diuretico para los
rinones
ION bien conocidas del p1blico y Sc
venden en- las boticas O las envia-
nos por correo C. O. d. I'm frasco
rs centavos o 8 frascos por $500.
The BECKER MEDICINE co.
80 Union Square, Dpto. G
New York, N. Z.
El fronterizo., 1928-04-21
PAGINA TRES

Las ~discusiones sobre las cintas
cinematograficas de Hollywood, es
con motive de las leyes expedidas
recientemente y las que tienden a
favorecer a la industrial FRANCESCA.
El fronterizo., 1928-04-21
Ladrando a la Luna

Ladrar a la luna
Y perder I'm til
empo precioso es
la misma cosa.
Todo hombre o
mujer que no
nnnua atenci6n
Evening star., 1928-04-29
CANADA BUFFALO THRIVE
} .,gs sDo,4dsaos II so Asgses4aeo Peas.

OTTAWA North knlffilsn DuHaD
mt only have been esYeG from extiUa~
ton b4t their numbers ATe noW ihcfeaA~
ing ~ rapidly tHat tie Canadian g@y~
efnmeut Is confronted with tl}e DIODiem
of what ~ a. with the Ygldefous AMI
nah.
The nerd given sanctuary by ths no
Daipion government at Ws3pHTlghi
EsFk n5Befta 81 1907 hsk Increased
from 793 " lzy990. according ~ tbs de-
ksT1ment u colonization and csYei0p~
ggent II the Canadian Pscifc Railway
Nearly 2g0G D3ff&lo calves sfs being
born every yeas an the preserve.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
CODY BALL MARKS END
OF TRAPPERS' WINTER
EeourdouRhs Stage Elaborate Cele
bFs tson--Eest Dressed Guests
Come IN Fufs.
cores,qn1soee Of lie Assoca,e3 J'les.

Coresg9HEsoee IF the Ass9c 4te5 FrFhs
CODY. Wyo Every Spring when
tire trappefE have boarded up uaeiF
mountain Snhcks they coyne doWn "
C9cy for soilfoo1gn celeDratiGn.
Winter IL iang and weary grind for
TIE gocc8meu. Ws1o enter the sbostIone
Forest trapping grounds 30 hoysmDeI
ssa1 usually remain Dntil hWil, afd
tfsy celeDgs1e tns return ~ civilization
with bglEleTgas tfapDefs ball
The Deet dressed guests usually cpplf
ID flFs Enoceaslils heads ana DJck-
SKINS " the Buffalo Bill ballroom. once
8 b&r
ek.nE cTspe TIE walls Dear tFaps are
set ~ s1tateg.c points and TIE eff3gy
81 = Vinegar jig reminds dancers u
Dygone Gays MafLen hides valued 81
more tasn 81 900 eguDlete The oeGoTa'
tive Gclaeme.
Evening star., 1928-04-29

The Aviation Reserve activities have
grown 70 such q SIZE here. II was said,
that the comfnandant of the Washing
ton Navy Yard has recommended 70
the Navy Department that another ayi-
alton division be authorized. There are
said ~ be 10 many student aViaioFs
here, az we'll as aYlatOgg from the De-
partment Of Commerce who are mem
bers Of the Reserve. that they cannot
be handed by one division. The Ayia-
ton Division drills a. the Air Sta
ton at Anacostia. Lieut. Ernest w
Litch, u. s. b., has been detailed here
as assistant Instructor inspector for ayi-
alton activities
Evening star., 1928-09-23

Gen. Manuel Trevino, who
now appears as the most prob
able successor of President
Gales as Provisional President
of Mexico when he leaves Of
fee in November. He is gov
ernor of the state of Coahuila.
g Wide World Photos.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-17
BULLETIN
SLOW. LfGY
o TEJ NASEJ ORGANHACII
A POILTIKE.
II. AUGUSTA 1926.

Konvencie politickych stran sa
w odbavily. PAM politikari roz-
lienymi pocitmi rozisli sa po svo-
jich okresoch statoch. | pred
prace k vol BAN sa uz ciastocne
previedly. Vybory, odbory su uz
tiez sriadene. Zvucne hesla vyvo-
lavajn kortesi a kazda strana sa
prisaha, ze len ona chce dobre
krajine a obcianstvu. Casopisy "a
caly dive zapasit' programy al
politicke strany posielaju sa vza-
jomne do hornceho pekla. Repub-
likani pokrikujd na demokratov:
dockajte, we'd yam l'ud ukaze !
Zmetie vas jako plevu! L'ud "a
pohar piva nepreda svoju vlast :.
A demokrati volaj1: dolu re-
pnblikanskou stranou, ktora slia-
pc dstavn1 slobodu obcianstva a.
zenie no do zahuby.
Co chcem tym povedat'? Mic
inc, iba ze pani politikari rozumia
sa svojmu remeslu. Dost' bude
takychto hesiel. Dost' bude kan
didatov na jednej druhej stra-
ne, co bud1 $ podobnymi heslami
medzi volicmi operovat', lebo he
sla, plany, bubny s1 vzdy ma po-
ri1dzi No malo bude tych, ktor'
pridu k l'udu povedia: spoluob-
cania moji chcem pracovat' "a
zlepsenie vaSho stavu, chcem spra
vodlivost' pre-, vsetkych; chcem a.
by tazkopracujuci l'ud mohol sa
nehatene organizovat "a 1Gelom
zabezpecenia 81 lepsej bud1cno-
sti; chcem ochranu, pred lzerou
atd'. atd'. A veru kym takito kan.
didati nepredstdpia pred rud u
pripade vyvolenia nezasadia sa
telom-duSou "a tieto zivotne otaz
ky, dotial' chudobny l'ud bude
mat vel mi maly osoh z jakych
kol 'vek volieb.
Doteraz sa na mnohych mie
stach takito kandidati vystupo
vat neopovazili. Preco? Preto, le
bo vol'by stoja ohromne peniaze
Tisice je takych volicov, ktor
81 dajl zaplatit' "a svoj HAS
Chcd, aby ich pocas vol'by kandi
dat zivil, napajal. Nuz a ma to ne
staci vacok kazdeho cloveka.
tomu treba pripisovat', ze mnoh
l'udia bystri, ucenf, schopnf, sta
tocnf, nem0zu sa dostat' do IRA
dov, len preto, re su chudobni
Met sa teda co cudovat', ze VII
''za,stupuje" baranka, ze cap stra
II zahradu. No o tom pohovorim
81 inokedy.
Cim SINE boil my Slovaci po
litike doteraz? Bedacou mad kto
rou same nebesa Shy ronily. Bo]
sme obet'ou politickych sarlata
rov. T'ahali sme celou pokoro
voz, ma ktorom sa vselijakf dc
brodruhovia vozili. Preco? Pr
nezorganizovanost' nepouct
most.
Kto by 81 neziadal, ably sa
premenilo? Ano, musi sa to prt
menit'. To povie nielen povedom
Slovak obcan, ktory hrdo a pysn
vol. Ale to poyie i ten, kto pre-
vol 'bami ma to hl'adi hovor
Ell, co ia toho NAM, alebo {
povie ma to MOI "boss' aleh
kmotor, nesmiem 81 to mimi D,
kazit'. I tomu sa tie dneSne ODE,
ne, okresn6 a 'statne poriadky n
l'1bia. Ba Wac. Nel'1bia sa on
milionom obcanov tejto nasej nj
vel vlasti Ovsem, ze temer ka
dy by chcel nabit' ma svoje kop.
to t1to vlast'.
| my povedomi obcania slower
skeho povodu smelo mozen
povedat': Me. Ny chceme ma
tdto nasu mil1 nov1 vlast' tax
jaka ju stvoril Bob. My ju che
me mat takou, jakou je cd pl
rody t. j. ma osnovach deklarac
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