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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1929-05-31
UNIONIST STOPS
COURT DISORDER

Elizabethton, Tenn.-Disorder in
the local court room that could not
be quelled by the Judge or soldiers
was stopped by Vice President Kelly,
of the United Textile Workers.
The little court room was jammed
with workers and soldiers when the
case of Adjutant General Boyd,
charged with conspiracy to commit
murder" was considered.
Lieutenant HI. M. Farris, in charge
of the court house detail of militia,
was hooted when he called for quiet
and order. AS the noise increased
Vice President Kelly vaulted the rail
to the space in front of the judges
and made short impassioned talk,
urging the workers to observe court
regulations. The disturbance sub
sided.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1929-05-31
CHINA WANTS RIGHT
TO RUN IT'S COUNTRY

Washington.-Th Chinese national
government calls on the United States
and other world powers to abandon
their extraterritorial policy, long
practiced in the Far East country.
Under this system the various ma
tions maintain consular courts for
trial of their respective citizens who
are charged with violation of law.
These courts exercise control over
local Chinese affairs that the Chinese
resent.
China, for years, has been seeking
the abandonment of these so-called
rights" The world powers protest
that only by this method can the
lives and the property of their ma
tionals be protected
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1929-05-31
LOW-PRICED
Concerts to Fight Canned
Music

New York.-More than 100 SYM
phony orchestra, concert, opega and
band musicians, who have been re-
placed by Canned" music, have or
ganized cooperative enterprise to
give series of popular priced con-
certs. The movement is supported by
the American Federation of Musi-
clans, affiliated to the A. F. of l..
High-class musicians and orchestra
conductors will form the gigantic or
chestra and an amphitheater with a
seating capacity Of 1900 persons
has been secured for the first concert
on Decoration Day.
Admission prices will be % and SO
cents. If the plan succeeds it will be
extended to community concert groups
that will aid unemployed and also
illustrate the difference between
music produced and the mechanical
brand.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1929-05-31
STRIKER HURT;
ARREST OFFICER

Elizabethton, Tenn.-Adjutant Gen
eral Boyd, who is in command OF
several hundred soldiers here, was
arrested on warrant charging him
with "aiding and abetting to commit
murder"
The warrant was sworn out by
Miss Evelyn Heaton, who was injured
when an automobile filled with strike
breakers plunged into a crowd OF
strikers. The warrant charges BOYD
with ordering the driver to smash
into the workers. Boyd was released
on bond.
Miss Heaton was so severely in
jured that she was taken to hospi-
tai in Johnson City, near here. Two
other strikers were injured.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1929-05-31

Wayne Hotel, and the sessions will
be held in the labor temple, South
Second street. A group photograph
of the delegates will be taken in front
of the Soldiers and Sailors manu-
ment, opposite the headquarters.
While there will be much business
transacted, there is going to be much
pleasure for the attending visitors
in the way of various kinds of enter
tainment arranged for by the com.
mittee. In fact, when it comes to
pleasure, entertainment, etc, that is
where the stage boys and movie oper-
ators shine. Something doing all the
time when the convention is not in
session is the slogan of trade union
hosts. While this part of the program
isn't ready for publication at this
writing, assurance is given that none
of the visitors will have anything to
complain of at the finish.
The start off of the entertainment
features will be a banquet at the
Anthony Wayne, Sunday night, at 6
o'clock. And after that there will
be other features of pleasure up to
Tuesday evening, when the conven-
ton closes. AS Jack Scheaf, who was
instrumental in bringing the conven-
ton to Hamilton and who has been
lying awake nights and graying his
hair for fear something has been
overlooked that shouldn't have been,
says, at is to be three big days"
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1929-05-31

Local Union No. 1856, of the Inter
national Alliance of Theatrical Stage
Employees and Moving Picture Ma
chine Operators Of the United States
and Canada, has practically completed
all arrangements for the twenty
second annual district convention
which opens here Sunday and will
continue three days. The district to
hold its convention this year in
Hamilton is comprised of members
of cities in Michigan, Indiana, Ken
lucky and Ohio.
There is always gathering of sew
eral hundred delegates attending
these district conventions, and it is
expected that the biggest crowd OF
delegates ever attending will be pres
ent when the convention opens Sun
day. Hamilton stands ace high with
convention delegates among the
trade unions, and they usually show
up 100 per cent when Hamilton is
the host. In addition to the dele
gates there are always many visitors
present, national and state labor lead
ers, together with many ladies &C.
companying the delegates means 6
big gathering may be looked foi
Sunday.
And the committee in charge has
arranged everything SO that the vas,
amount of business usually coming
before the delegates for consideration
may be carried out with precision
and dispatch. The headquarters Of
the convention will be the Anthony
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1929-05-31
INDUSTRIAL FATALITIES
INCREASE

Industrial fatalities in the state
during the month of March show an
increase of nine more than for the
same month last year, there being
1Ol claims filed with the industrial
commission of Ohio. These were re-
ported from 40 counties, 26 counties
having no fatalities during the first
three months of the year. There was
also an increase during the month in
non-fatal injuries when 20,5O2 were
reported, 5000 more than for both the
previous month and March, 1923.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1929-05-31
NEWSPAPERS
EVADE LAW IN POST
OFFICE REPORT

Westinghouse Of own
ership filed by 13 newspapers in
which the international Paper and
Power Company acquired an interest
do not include this information.
The newspapers have been notified
by Postmaster General Brown to fur
nish the correct information. Hear
ings by the federal trade commits
sion reveal that many other newspa-
pers were approached by the COM
pany on the question of ownership or
minority interest.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1929-05-31
LABOR LAW CONFINED
TO PRIVATE INDUSTRY

Washington.-Th District of CO.
lumbus statute regulating the employ
ment of minors has no reference to
the federal government and hence is
not applicable to employment of min
ors by it, according to a decision by
Attorney General Mitchell.
The decision was made in the case
of minors employed as messengers
and apprentices who are certified by
the United States civic service com
mission.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1929-05-31
WON'T REVIEW AWARD

Washington.-The United States
supreme court refused to review its
recent decision regulating the cross
ing of the border by quota aliens re-
siding in Canada These aliens desir
ed to enter without passports to seek
work.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1929-05-31
NEW WAGE ECONOMY
PREACHED TO LABOR

Portland, ORE NJ AFFORD, sec
retary of the local Retail Gasoline
Dealers Association, imagines he is
an economist
In letter to the Central Labor
Council Mr. AFFORD declared that
wages is the unionist's profits from
his labor, and profits is the business
mans wages"
Delegates to the council suggested
that the economist" confine his eff
forts to selling gasoline.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1929-05-31
UNION SHOP BILL LOST

Boston-The state senate, by a
vote of q to Is, defeated bill which
would recognize the union shop. A
bill that would regulate the issuance
of injunctions in labor disputes was
also defeated.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1929-05-31
FAVOR RETIREMENT BILL

Washington.-Th senate civil serv-
ice committee has made favorable
report on the retirement bill. The
measure would increase the maximum
annuity and is favored by organized
government employees.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1929-05-31
BETTER COMPENSATION

Springfield, Ill.-The house of rep
resentatives passed the Soderstrom
bill that is designed to improve the
workmen's compensation law. The
bill was not opposed and is now be-
fore the senate.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1929-05-31
PAINTERS ASK SHORT WEEK

Perth Amboy, N. J.-Organized
painters in this area are on strike
for a five-day week and wage in
crease of 81 week. The present rate
is SO day.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1929-05-31
PHOTO -ENGRAVERS GAIN

San Francisco. - Photo-engravers
are winning their fve-day week strike.
This movement includes San Fran
cisco and northern and central Cali
fornia.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1929-05-31

Do the duty that lies nearest thee,
which thou knowest to be duty.
The second duty will already become
clearer.-Thomas Carlyle
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1929-05-31
STRIKE FOR 5-DAY WEEK

Portsmouth, N. H.-More than 100
carpenters suspended work to secure
a fve-day week and SO day
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1929-05-31

There is no philosophy possible
when fear of consequence is a strong
er principle than love of truth
Anon.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-03
vDAXA BRAT0l6 0R1x01KA-
TOLfKo0G MA STEEI9EoN.

Grecko-katolicky rusky mu1sky
spolok, cfslo 95. Bratstva ma Steel
ton podporil Steeltonsky Baseball
Klub zakdpenim so vyhernych
listkov ma radio, v sumo $3.50.
Podobne Sokolske Sobranije
muzske zenske, {. 80. CIR. 4 Rus
keho Bratstva zaklpilo % vyher-
nych listkov ma radio sumo
$6.25.
Zelame nasim slovenskym ru-
skym bratom vsetko, Co 81 cd mi
leho Pana Boha ziadaju, mech i'm
tisic raz tol 'ko vynahradi "a ich
stedrotu. s 1ctou,
Andrej Lescak, predseda; And
rel J. Dolak, pokladnik Michal
Hemedy, dozorca Baseball Klubu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-03

ak by mohla predostret' doklad 0
svojom vlastnom obcianstve. Ak
ME. je podobna zena obciankou
Spojenych Statov, urobi najlep-
Sic, ked sa obrati o radu ku kon-
zulovi toho statu, ktoreho je pri-
slusnickou. Zakony niektorych
zahranicnych statov stanovia, ze
prislusnicka utraca svoje obcian-
stvo, ak sa vyda "a cudzinca. Pre-
tuto pricinu moze jej konzul w.
stavenie passu odopret'. Preto je
odporucenia hodne, aby ziada-
tel'ka uz vopred u konzulatov
tyeh krajin, ktore ide navStivit'
vysetrila, ci by jej boly povolene
VIA ma zaklade prlsaznych pre-
hlaseni jej totoznosti narod-
nosti. Podobne affidavity treba
odprisahat' pred verejnym nota-
rom.
Podobnymi pravidlami musi sa
riadit' al cudzinec, ktory pre- roz-
ne priciny nemoze 81 zadovazit
cestovny pas cd konzula tel kra-
jiny, ktorej je prislusnikom, ale
bo ktory je prislusnikom krajiny,
ktora ME je tuna diplomaticky
zast1pena, ako priklad Rusko. $50
Ak reklamuje zeadatel' svoje
obcianstvo na zaklade, Obcianstva
otca alebo matky, vtedy musi v
svojej ziadosti udat' presne da.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-03

siacov alebo menej; desat' dolla-
rov sa vybera iba "a dlhy pobyt.
Poplatok vo vyske 10 dollarov sa
plati "a vizum do Francie, Anglie,
Grecka, Mad 'arska, Irskeho Slo-
bodneho Statu, Latvie, Litvinska,
Norvezska, Polska a Rumunska.
Ia hollandske vizum, platne ma
diva roxy, plati sa 500 a "a VI
yum ma osem dnf 81. Poplatok "a
vizum na americky pass obnasa
do Turecka Sc, do Spanielska
$2.72, do Portugalska $3.50, do
Luxenburgu, Juhoslavianska, Ra-
k1ska Bulharska So do Cesko-
slovenska 81.
Tranzitne VIA sd vydavane bez
poplatku pre- Ceskoslovensko a
Finsko, zatial' co pre- inc krajiny
sa vybera maly poplatok, cd 20
centov poeinaj1c.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-03

tum svojho prichodu do Spoje-
nych Statov s1casne predostret'
otcov, resp. matkin obciansky
list, alebo rdce overeny popis
sldneho rekordu o naturalizacii.
Je radno 81 dobre zapamatat
ze naturalizovany obcan utrati
svoje americke obcianstvo, ak O.
stane krajine, ktorej prislusni-
kom Dol pred svojou naturaliza-
ciou, dlhsie ako diva roxy, alebo
v ktorejkol' inej cudzej kra-
jine dlhsie ako pat rokov.
. VIA.
Kazdy obyvatel' Spojenych
Statov, ktory ide navstivit' kto-
rdkol'vek cudziu krajinu, musi
bez OIL 'adu ma to, ci je ameri-
ckym obcanom alebo cudzincom,
mat pass, ktory je r1ee vidovany
konzulom toho statu, ktory ide
navstlvit'.
Nasledujuce staty nevyberaju
ziadneho poplatku "a VIA ma
americke passy: Albania, Dansko,
Estonsko, Finsko, Nemecko, Ia
liansko a Svedsko. Americke pas
sy nemusia byt' vidovane pre-
Svajciarsko. TAX iste al pre- Bel
giu ME je treba dat pass vido-
vat. Pre- Finsko sa neplatl ziad-
neho poplatku pre- pobyt 6 me-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-03

hodnoverny svedok, ktory je anne
rickym obcanom a pozna ziadate-
Ia najmenej diva roxy.
Svedok musi k ziadosti pripo-
jit svoj affidavit, v ktorom pod
prisahou potvrdi, ako 'dlho pozna
ziadatel'a, re ziadatel' je sku-
tocne osobou, "a ktor1 sa vydava,
ako al to, ze udania ziadatelove
sd spravne presne, pokial' sve-
dok ma mich vedomost'.
Ziadatep a jeho svedok musia
byvat' v obvode pravomoci trad
nika, pred ktorym sa ziadost' po-
dava.
Ako svedok nemoze byt' uzna-
ny ziaden> pravotar alebo ktora-
kolvek ina osoba, o ktorej by Il
radnik mohol predpokladat', re
caka zaplatenie svojej sluzby,
spojenej S vyplnenim ziadosti ale
bo affidavitu.
Ak sa moze ziadatel' preuka-
zat' svojim starym passom, ME je
treba, ably svedok podaval affi-
davit.
Niadatep, ktory sa stal ame-
rickym obcanom naturalization,
musf v svojej ziadosti uviest' da-
tum, kedy sa prist 'ahoval do Spo-
jenych Statov, kol'ko rokov by,
val nepretrhnute V Spojenych
Statoch, memo a miesto s1du, kde
bol naturalizovany, ako al datum
naturalizacie. Sucasne musi pres.
ne udat' dobu a miesta, kde byval
po naturalizacii. X ziadosti mus
byt' pripejeny obciansky list ale.
bo rnee overeny popis sldnych
rekordov, tykajdcich sa ziadate
l'ovej naturalizacie. V cudzint
narodena zena, ktora nadobudla
svojho americkeho obcianstva SO
basom S rodenym Amerikanon
alebo naturalizovanym obcanom
pred %. septembrom 1922, mus
so svojou ziadost 'ou predostret
al dokiad o manzelovom obcian
stve. Zena, ktora sd vydala "a
americkeho obcana po %. sep
tembri 1922, musf predostret
doklady 0 svojom- vlastnom OBJ
cianstve,.
Zena, ktora sa vydala "a anne
rickeho obcana po %. septembr
1922, nenabudla svojim sobason
americkeho obcianstva; pre- tut,
pricinu nemoze ziadat' ami O w
stavenie americkeho passu, ami {
zapfsanie do passu manzelovho a.
ked MIN spolocne cestuie, ibs
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-03

Stanoveny poplatok treba "a
platit bud v hotovych penazoch,
bud postovou poukazkou pri po-
davani ziadosti o pass. Bakovne
poukazky alebo seky neslobodno
posielat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-03
ANFERIUKE PAssY
(Dolezite pre- krajanov, ktori sd
americkymi ob6anmi id1 ma
vsivit' stard vlast'.
Fills.

ci: rodent Amerikani, naturalist
vani americki obcania tuna uSa-
deni cudzinci. Pol milionu ame-
rickych obcanov ide rocne "a
hranice. Pocet cudzincov, ktori
docasne op1st 'aj1 Spojene Sta
ty, je mensi, .ako uz vykvita z tel
okolnosti, ze- minuleho roku bolo
iba $4,000 ziadatel'ov o VISTA
venie povolenia k navratu do
Spojenych Statov.
Americke passy sa vydavajd iba
obcanom spojenych Statov.
Nariadenie americkeho zakona
20 dina IA. maja 1902 stanovf, ze
passy pre- obcanov Spojenych Sta
TOW Severoamerickych moze po-
VOLT iba sekretar statu (Secre-
tary Of state), ktory ma zaroveil
al pravo vystavenie passu od-
opret', celkom podl'a svojho dob
rozdania. ...
Americki vyslanci a konzulovia
"a hranicami nemajd prava W.
stavovat' passy, iba ak ide sur
ny a vynimocny pripad. Kazdy
obcan Spojenych Statov, ktory sa
zdrziava "a hranicami a potrebu-
je pass, musi pass poziadat' Sc
kretara statu prostrednictvom
najblizsieho americkeho zastu-
pitel 'skeho 1radu.
Ma ostrovoch Porto Rico, ma FL
lipinach, ako al na Pannenskych
Havajskych ostrovoch vystavu-
je passy najvyssi vykonny trad
mix toho-ktoreho sdostrovia. Pre-
to obcania, ktori sd tam usadeni,
musia podavat' svoje ziadosti o
pass tymto 1radnikom.
Podl'a zakona 'nesmie byt'
pass povoleny, vydany alebo ove-
reny ziadnym inym osobam, iba
tym, ktore sd prislusnikmi Spoje-
nych Statov, mech uz sl ameri-
c&ymi obcanmi alebo nie.'' Ia
prfslasnikov, ktori ME -sil ameri=
ckymi obcanmi, su povazovanf
obyvatelia ostrovnych 1zemi Spo-
jenych Statov. Osoba, ktora pre-
hlasila svoj lmysel stat sd anne
rickym obcanom, ME je podl'a "a
kona. povazovana "a prislusnika
spojenych statov a nemoze preto
ziadat' 0 povolenie americkeho
passu. .
Osoby, ktore mozu byt' zahrnute
do jedneho passu.
V americkom passe mozu byt'
zapisane iba osoby, ktore sd OBJ
canmi alebo prislusnikmi Spoje-
nych Statov. ..@
Do passu, vydaneho manzelovi,
resp. otcovi, mozu byt' zapisane
jeho malolete dietky, ako al man
zelka, ak je tato americkou OBJ
ciankou. Do passy matky mozu
byt' zapisane jej malolete dietky.
Maloleti bratia alebo sestry moz-
no zapisat' do starsieho, plnoroc-
neho brata alebo sestry. Malolety
vnuk alebo vnucka, synovec ale
bo net moze byt' zaplsane do
passu niektoreho pribuzneho, ak
je ziadost' 0 vystavenie passu
podporovana svolenlm rodic0v
alebo tutora otaznehO diet'at a.
Vsetci clenovia rodiny, ktorym
je viacej ako 81 rokov, masia
mat svoje vlastne passy.
Poplatok "a pass.
Ia vyplnenie potrebnej ziadosti
pass treba zaplatit' do statnej
pokladnice poplatok 81, "a VISTA.
venie kazdeho passu SO, sdhrn.
nom teda 10 dollarov.
Poplatok "a vystavenie passu
sa v0bec nerata uradnikom "a
mestnancom americkych zahra'
nickych nradov, alo al uradni
kom a zamestnancom statnycf
americkych 1radoy, ktori pri Wy
konavani svojich 1radnych po
yinnosti id1 "a hranice. All Gle
nom ich rodin ME je treba platit
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-03

pldIlL qua lOLOVycn pendZOcn,
bud postovou poukazkou pri po-
davani ziadosti o pass. Bakovne
poukazky alebo seky neslobodno
posielat'.
ziadost' o pass.
Zakon vyzaduje, ably kazdy,
kto ziada vystavenie americke-
no cestovneho passu vyplnil zia-
dost', potvrdend prisaznym pre-
hlasenim, ze vsetky jeho udania
sa zakladajl ma pravde. Ziadost'
je treba presne vyplnit' vo vse-
tkych bodoch. Ziadost' ~je treba
vyplnit' ma osobitnom formulari,
poskytovanom departmentom Sta
tu, ako al podpisat' podat' u
federalneho sddu, alebo u Stat
neho s1du, ktory bol splnomocne-
ny naturalizovat' cudzincov, ale
bo u zastupcu statneho depart
mentu.
Ked' ziadatel' byva d'aleko Cd
miesta sudu alebo agentury, musi
oznamit' memo a adressu niekto-
rel hodnovernej osoby, ktora BY
va blizko jeho bydlSka, ably drad
mix sudu alebo zastupca statneho
departmental, u ktoreho bola zia-
dost' o pass podana, mohol otaz-
nej osobe dopisat' a vysetrit', ci
ziadatel' je jej povedomy a po-
ziadat' osobu til o informacie 0
osobe ziadatel 'ovej. Al je treba,
ably takyto dotaz Dol poslany te-
legraficky, musi ziadateP zap1a-
tit trovy tym spojene.
Kazda ziadost' a vydanie passu
musi obsahovat' toto:
Memo ziadatel 'ovo.
Pine mena, bydliska a miesta
narodenia ostatnych osob, ktore
majd byt' v passe zapisane. (Zena
malolete dietky).
Ak ma byt' do passu manzelov-
ho zapisana al jeho zena, musi
byt' uvedene datum a miesto So
basu.
Miesto datum narodenia zia-
datel'a.
Memo ziadatel 'ovho otca, kra-
jina, v ktorej sa narodil, adres-
su, kde teraz byva. Ked' ziada-
tel l'kou je vydata zena, musi po-
dat tie iste informacie svojom
manzelovi. ..-
Kedy a korko casu byval ziada-
tel pomimo Spojenych Statov.
Miesto ziadatePovho trvacneho
domova Spojenych Statoch, a
jeho zamestnanie.
Ak NAL ziadatel' uz predtym
americky cestovny pass, vtedy je
treba uviest' cislo passu, datum
al miesto, kde pass Dol VISTA
veny. i
Dobu, "a jak1 sa chce ziadatel'
vratit' nazad do Spoj. Statov.
Pristav datum, kedy a odkial
ziadatep chce odcestovat', ako al
memo lode pripade, ze uz ma
miesto ma niektorej zaistene.
Prisahu, ktorou ziadatel' po.
tvrdzuje, ze je naozaj prislusni-
kom Spojenych Statov.
Ziadost' treba podpisat' plnym
menom, teda ma priklad ,Jura.
Michal Lfpa a ME j. M. Lipa
Ked' je ziadatePkou vydata zena
vtedy musi podpfsat' svoje krstnt
memo, teda ma priklad Maria Jo
zefina Lfpa. a ME Mrs. J. M. Lipa
Ked' 81 vydata zena praje, ably
pass boil vystaveny ma jej diev
censke memo, moze svoju ziadost
! tax podpisat', musi vsak svo.
podpis doplnit' menom manzelo
wynn. Ma priklad Maria Jozefins
Kral' Lipa. Moze to urobit' ibs
vtedy, ak dostatocne preukaze, Il
svojho dievcenskeho mena uziva
la ze je pod nom znama obci
v ktorej byva. Ked' ziadatep pod
pise ziadost iba znackou, neve
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-13
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