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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-24
mrs. LEAMAN TOPS
POPULARITY VOTE
General Accounting Office
Auditor Leads Miss Fed
eraI EmpIoye" Race.

Mrs. Bernadine K. = Leaman, 1909
Crittenden street, an auditor OF the
General Accounting once, led the field
In the Miss Federal Employe" popu-
larity contest when votes for various
contestants were counted last night.
The contest Is being held in connec-
ton with the circus-revue the District
federation viii hold at Masonic Audi
torium. Thirteenth and II streets, De-
cember 5, 6 and Z. Balloting viii close
the last night of the circus and an
nouncement Of the winner will be made
at the final Saturday evening perform
ance. Besides the title Of Miss Fed
eral Employe," the winner viii be
awarded an automobile.
Mrs. Leaman took the lead in the
contest from Miss Ruby B. Martin, 32l1
Newark street, secretary and executive
clerk to the chief of personnel, Veter-
ans Bureau, who dropped to second
place.
secretary to the Commissioner OF Pen
sions, was in third place last night.
Miss Elizabeth O. Baxter. Seventh
and K streets, employed in the Treas
ury Department Annex, No. !, came up
from ninth to NTH place, and Miss
Airline Craig, employee OF the GeneraI
Accounting ONCE, was in position TO
make a stronger bid for the title from
seventh place.
mrs. Leaman Is the wife of Capt.
Oscar Leaman of the District Fire De-
partnent, who heads No. "a Engine
Company, Rock Greek Church road and
Georgia avenue. The frefghterS are
reported supporting her campaign 70 .
man.
The first 10 in the list. in order OF
present rank, are: Mrs. Leaman, Miss
Martin, Miss Laughlin, Miss Rose Clark,
Veterans Bureau; Miss Baxter: Miss
Anna M. McNutt. Department OF Agri-
culture; Miss Airline Craig, General Acc
counting once; Miss BeSs Miller, Treas
ury Department; Miss Katherine n.
Roach. Navy Yard, and Miss Ncttie r.
Israel, Treasury Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-24
HUNTER FIRES GUN
INTO FUNERAL PARTY
Rev. P. B. Claggett Among Those
Feppered With Shot Near
shepherdstown, w. Va.
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The star.
sHEPHERDsTowN, w. Va. Novem-
Der 23.-several persons alighting from
their cars to attend q funeral at Uvilla,
near here, yesterday were peppered with
shot from the gun Of Marland hunter
nearby. No serious injuries resulted,
none of the shot penetrating deeply.
Among those injured was Rev. p. b.
Clagget, in charge Of the rites. The
hunter denied he had pointed his gun
in the direction of the crowd and re-
sented, apparently, criticism of his act
He disappeared while the funeral was
in progress state officers are attempt
ing to identify him and arraign him
on charges of having violated West Vir-
ginia hunting regulations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-24
ouakes Are Felt in Mexico.

MEXICO CITY, November as OP).-
Dispatches last night to FL Universal
from Pinotepa. Oaxaca, told OF two
heavy earth shocks which threw the
damage. The first was at 1910 O'Clock
Thursday night and the second few
minutes later. Another slight shock
was felt early yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-24
$3.50, 800 SAVING MADE
BY ARMY'S CASH BASIS
Finance Chief Carmichael Reports
Benefits Derived from
Prompt Payments.

According to Maj. Gen, r. L. Car
michael. chief Of finance. War De-
partment, the prompt payment of bills
for military supplies and services dur
ing the past fiscal year resulted in the
saving of $359. $50 from commercial dis
counts and placed the business opera
lions on a practical cash basis.
He stated also that accounts involv-
ing property of an estimated value of
81, 1868, Zoe, 765 were audited by his ONCE
during the past year. Included In those
accounts were 113,96s War Department
contracts entered into during the period
from April 6, 1917, to November IL,
1918, amounting to $70,119,747.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-24
LIQUOR ON Sale by Government.

MONTREAL. November % Up
Premier E. N. Rhodes of Nova Scotia
announced yesterday that Nova Scotia
would not inaugurate government sale
of liquor before June /, 1880. at the
earliest. The premier has been making
an inspection of liquor control systems
in the various provinces with q view to
establishing q system to suit his own
province, which recently voted In favor
of liduor control.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-24
KING PINS DEFEAT
BALTIMORE QUlNT
Frye High Scorer With 646 as
Washington Bowlers Win by
Four Pins.

] In a hotly contested battle at the
Lucky Strike last night the King Pin
bowling team vanquiShed the Tivoli
quint of Baltimore by margin of 4
pins in five games. The totals were
2,e67 against 2,863.
Barnes, the Baltimore anchor man,
rolled the high game of $50 in bril@
. liant attempt to put his team In front
at the finish. 20
Bernie Frye led the washington team
with Q set of 646.. A return match will
be rolled in Baltimore next Saturday
night.
The scores:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-24

X OTTAWA, Ontario, November % LH.
.-Immigration to Canada during the
Sfirst six months OF the current fiscal
Avear--April TO September 3O-totaled
i2o, 33S, a decrease of per cent when
A.eempared with the same period Of 1928,
immigration department figures dis
!, closed Yesterday. OF the current years
5l,781 were British ana 20,T0o
A15rcni the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-24

CAPE TOWN, South Africa, Novem-
Der % CPl.-During the last 10 days,
it is understood, experiments in wire
less telephony have been carried out
between the British and South African
post ONCE departments. Great Britain
has spoken to Pretoria with fairly sat
isfactory results. but South Africa has
not yet been able to speak to Great
Britain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-24
SLAYER GETS LIFE TERM.
wealthy Mississippi Planter Con.
victed of Shooting Woman.

FERNANDO, Miss, November % up.
ks--Lloyd Morgan, 80, wealthy planter
convicted of numbering Mrs. Matte
EEowell, a former tenant on one of his
farms, was sentenced to life in prison
here today by Circuit Judge Greek
sI7ice.
Sentence was pronounced after the
jurist had overruled motion for a
new trial. Defense attorneys announced
that an appeal would be taken TO the
i Mississippi Supreme Court.
! Morgan claimed that the shooting of
I Mrs Sowell was accidental. The States
: main witness, an 8-year-old daughter
| of the woman, testified that the planter
Knocked her mother down during an
AsaTgument over a debt Of $l.63, and
[ then shot her as she lay on the
fground.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-08-07
ARCTIC HUNTERS IN
 PORT ON DOROTHY
 ENROUTE ID SEATTLE

Bruce Thorne of Chicago, Geo. c. Graves of New York, and John Jonas, taxidermist of Yonkers, ar- rived in Seward this morning from the Arctic where they heve been bagging specimens of big game. The expedition returns with a magnificent group of walrus for exhibition purposes in the Field Museum of Chicago, one of the worlds most renowned institutions.
 Four weeks were spent in the Arctic wastes, north of Siberia, dur ing which period the walrus were procured and six polar bears.
 AS has been stated previously. thru Associated Press dispatches from Nome, the schooner Dorothy was caught in an ice jam for a week and the rudder broken neces- sltating putting into Nome for a week while repairs were made.
 The party passed thru Seward many weeks ago flying to Nome from Fairbanks. Capt Olaf O. HVatum, veteran skipper and navi- gator, commands the Dorothy, and Carl HenSen is mate. The Dorothy IS expected to get under way today Seattle bound.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-08-07
NEW BUSINESS ECONOMICS

According to statements from such masters oI Al- dsrv as Henry Ford heads of the big steel interests and kindred gigantic enterprises entirely new code of business economics has emerged within the past ten years Instead of combinations for restraint of output suppression of wage increases and cutthroat tactics the world markets business now combines for greater economies and the high wage is the secret of creating additional markets
 Joining in the new economics is the Grand Old Man of the sea- Robert Dollar head of the greatest shipping organization on the Pacific and still going strong at 84 years of age Captain Dollar attributes his Oriental business to philosophy he began to preach many years ago: Do away with pauperized labor, pay a wage enabling the masses to buy your goods"
 Which recalls that there is nothing in the phil osophy; rather it is belated recognition of that for which organized labor, such the Railway Brother hoods Typographical Union and kindred organizations of the American Federation of Labor have batted for a half century,
 The philosophy obtained every frontier in America especially in the mining regions where the twobit piece the minimum of change.
 "A highpriced camp is good camp was the so- gan of those days Now the master brains of business in the United States standing with their thumbs in their vest-holes and saying We have discovered new economic principle that has revouonzed the business world"
 Which goes to show that Mark Twain was right: Tt is the duty of all men to agitate They will vote you down fool but day you will hit it right be recognized and become hero"
Seward daily gateway., 1929-08-07
HAS ACUTE ILLNESS

Lieut.. G. g D. E. Todd, U. S. C. G., who was removed to the Juneau hospital from the sick bay of the Unalga immediately upon her ar rival from Unalaska, and who was sent south on the Dorothy Alexan- der, on July IA, is now in the Mar inc hospital, at Port Townsend Wash, suffering from an acute ill., ness, which will necessitate extend ed disqualification.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-08-07

The Grand Lodge of the B. P. o. Elks from the current year on will be represented in Alaska by two District Deputy Grand Exalted rulers, it was announced at Juneau by Harry Sperling, who has held that office during the past year. The Grand Lodge voted to give AL aska two deputies, one for western and Interior areas, .and one for southeast Alaska alone.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-08-07
NO.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS


 NOTICE is hereby given that the rndorsi@ned has been by said court appointed Administrator of the es- ate of KARL WILLIAM -SPATH, deceased, and to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said decedent, to exhib IIt them with the necessary vOuch- CTS, within six months after the first publication of this notice, to the said administrator at his place of business with c. M. Brosius in the Town of Seward, Alaska, the same being the place for transac- ton Of the Territory of Alaska, Third Division.
 Dated at Seward, Alaska July 18th 1 1929.
 JOHN PAULSTEINER, f Administra tor Date first publication July 15, 1929. Date last publication September 13, 1929.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-08-07
A CONSISTENT PLUGGER

Capt o. A. Johansens remarks at yesterdays Chamber of Commerce luncheon recalls to mind an article published two years ago in of the largest marine periodicals the Pacific Coast in which this aggressive Seward mariner supplied to "How tourist travel of the Atlantic seaboard to Europe be diverted to the Pacific Coast and Orient"
 Captain Johansen's response recommended the let ting of contracts for the building of 10000 ton vessels the removal of Ripple Rock from Seymour Narrows, so that liners of this size safely pass and creation of route from Pacific ports to the Orient via Alas ka including calls at Ketchikan Juneau Cordova Se- ward Kodiak and the Aleutian Isands-a scenic route that would surpass anything offered by voyage to Europe.
 There is thing Alaskans must hand to this veteran and famous skipper of the North Pacific which IS his everlasting plugging for the development of the Pacific Coast and Alaska, particularly the latter
 Captain Johansen ranks along with those other. altogether too few, far vsoned Aaskans an energetic and stimulating personality
 Railroad men should not complain about autos. the locomotive usually wins the bout
Seward daily gateway., 1929-08-07

The Order of Eastern Star will hold their annual picnic to- morrow (Thursday) at MT. Orlan- der's bungalow for Masons, East ern Stars and their families. Wis iting Masons and Eastern Stars invited.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-08-07
MOTOR COMPETITION

LONDON, Aug. 6. (P)-A Lon don railway concern is starting a special sight service with which to combat motor transport com petition.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-08-07
l [ { AL N | ICE

TN TIE PROBATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA,
 THIPn DIVISION. SEWARD
 PRECINCT. AT SEWARD
 IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- rATF OF KARL WILLIAM SPATH, DECEASED.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-08-07

INCENSE AND BURNERS. Schal- terer'S Alaska Shop.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-29
ALFRED w. McCANN
INsPIR0vAL v1RoBCOv
CREMO CIGAR

Alfred w. McCann, chyrny bo-
jovnik "a eiste potraviny a zdra-
votne tovarne, bol inspiraciou Wy
rabatel 'om CRFAIO cigar. GRE
MOS su vyrabane dra jeho W.
sokych merftok zdravotnosti a su
skrz neho vyhlasent "a zdravotne
a ciste.
V jednom intervju, Alfred w.
McCann sa vyslovil "Dni, v kto-
re panovaly odporn6 cigarove to-
varne, ich dusnymi, pachnlcimi
tmaSyani nevetranymi pracov-
zami &C, bolo idealnym mie-
stom pre- mnozenie zarodkov =
uz, vacsej cast, pominuly. Te-
Sim sa z faktu, ze CREMO to-
varnach vsetky zdravotne opatre-
MIA, zname modernemu zdravot-
nictvu, ME su pridobre pre- GRE
MO. Tovarne CREMO s1 chrane-
ne bielymi stenami a hojnost 'ou
slnecneho svetla = zabezpekami
to cistoty. Mali by ste nazvat' va,
Sc CREMO tovarne CREMO sa.
nitarnymi kuchynami', lebo ci
stotnosti, sn celkom take, akym
maj1 vsetky tovarne na poziva
tony"
~ radosti davam toto vysved
Genie CREMO cigaram'', hovor
DR.. McCann, szeby muzovia, kto
ri 81 radi zafajcia dobrn cigaru
nebali sa vlozit' .CREMO do svo
jich 1st.' Ma dodatok k zdravot
nym opatreniamys ktor6 spomenu
DR.. Alfred w. Mctann, CREM(
doda fajciarovi najvacsi mozn,
pozitok, lebo je robcna z vybera
neho dohanu, vsetko zraleho
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-29
HL'ADANA KNIHA

tisicmi Slovakmi teraz k destaniu.
Chranene tajnosti konecne yyja-
vene v obdivuhodnej knihe Tai
nosti Bosorstva" alebo 'Kniha
Prirody a svetovych tajnosti'.
Bolo vam povedan6 toto tamto
o bosorstve, tajnosti, sktizla, cary,
atd'. Teraz po prvy raz mozete
sa vsetlzy tieto veci doznat', ktore
boly tajene "a vel'a sto rokov,
Kniha opisuje vyse 600 rozlicnych
veci. Doznajte sa pravdu "a
chrante sa cd prace diabla. Ne
bud tie V temnosti, ale objednajte
81 til knihu hned', pokial neza-
budnete a presvedcte sa sami.
Napisana je eisto po slovensky
Stojl len $500 postou mozete
ju dostat' len jedine u "TATRA'
Box 1861 City Hall P. O., New
York City, N. Y. s<s (13)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-29

jemneho. vyse 100000 bolo w
nalozene skrz American Cigar
Company ma zlepsenoe sposobov
a prostriedkov vyrabania, ktore
zaist'uje jednakost' fajnovosti
Cremo cigar. CREMO pride ku
fajciarovi cerstva, bez zarodkov
a nepolamana - lebo je jednotli-
We zabalena.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-29
Drobne ohlasky
MA PREDAJ
l Singer sici stroj "a $3.50
29 North Hazel st.
MA PREDAJ ABo DO RENTU

62 akrov S lesom, pramenami a
jarkom ma pasienke. Idealne mie-
sto Ma byvanie, bliz.,o n. ,ss NJ
honing doliny. Tiez pc menej a
krov. Haste. sa SO2 n. State St,
Girard, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-29

. 4a5 . Nfre.g ss {. ~
Kazdy cadzinec, ktory boi. "a
konitym sp6sobom pripusteny do
spojenych Statov ma tryacny po-
byt, ma pravo vyt'ahndt 81
"prvy papier". Zakon neziada,
ably ' tejto krajine I'll istu dobu
pred tym, ,nez tax urobf. Pisan6
prehlasenie, ze ma Y lmysle stat
sa americkym obeanom moze po-
dat hoe den alebo tyzden pc
svojom prichode. Me je Cd neho
ziadane, ably sd preukazal istymi
vedomost'ami. Nerobi ziadneho
Erozdielu, ci vie apo ganglicky alebo
ME nemusf ami. vediet, podpf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-29
SPANIELSKI LETGNI
PRELETEL1 ATLANTIK

Dvaja spanielski armadni let1-
nj, Fracisco Jiminez a Ignacio In
glesias pustili sa nedel'u 20 Sc
vile, Spanielska, do Rio de
Janeiro v Brazilii. DO Janeiro
sice nedoleteli, ale sosadli Ba-
hia, uletiac 1000 mil. v Bahia So
sadli preto, lebo kapitan Jiminez
ia ceste dostal horncku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-29
o NATURALIZACNYCH
ZKUSKACH
F. T.. /. S.

Minuleho roku bolo $1,000 zia-
dosti obcianstyo zamietnuto ale
bo docasne odlozene. - Vo vac
Sine pripadov stale sa tax preto,
re ziadatelia he dokazali zk1sky.
- Skolska rada newyorkska po-
nnka kazdeho, kdo prejavil svoj
umysel stat sa americkym obca.
nom, aby sd dal zapfsat' ma ME.
ktor1 vecernd skolu alebo inG
skolu, kde sd usporiadane kursy
% obcianskej yade.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-29
Ma PREDAJ DOM

Z izboyy, v {. 81 Montgomery Av.l
dobrom stave, vsetky pohodlia.
Haste sa u M. Hura, Alt Steel
ST., Youngstown, o. (13)s
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-29
sat svoje vlastne memo.

Situacia je vsak lplne insia, ak
podava cudzinec ziadost' anne
ricke obcianstvo. Tu uz prichadza
do povahy doba jeho pobytu VI
Spojenych Statoch, lebo zakon
stanovi, ze americke obcianstvo
moze byt' udelepe iba tomu, kto
tuna zije nepretrhnute najmenej
pat rokov. Jeho prvy papier mu-
81 byt' datovany najmenej diva
roxy pred podanim ziadosti. Da-
lei sa cd neho ocakava, ze. "a
svojho tunajsieho pobytu naueil
sa po anglicky re sa ,oboznamil
S vladnou formou americkou, ako
al S americkou ustavou, ktorej
musi pod prisahou prehlasit', re
ju bude vsemozne hajit'.
Nicmenej je rocne tisice tisi-
ce ziadosti zamietane alebo ma
neskorsiu dobu odkladane iba
preto, re ziadatelia nemozu inteli-
gentnlm sposobom zodpovedat'
niekolko acknowledged otazok,
kladenych i'm pri naturalizacnei
zkuskc Minul6ho roku bolo cell
ku 12.479 ziadosti zamietnute a
vybavenie 5000 ziadosti bolo
odlozene ma neskorsiu dobu, ably
tym ziadatel ON bola poskytnuta
nova prilezitost' pripravit' sa do
kladne ma zk1sku. ..
v kurzoch o obcianskej vede pri-
pravuju cudzincov ma naturali-
zacnu zkusku.
Snaziac sa usetrit ziadatel'ov
zbytocneho zklamania starosti
rozhodla sd skolska rada mesta
New Yorku k povsimnutia hod.
nemu kroku.
Kazdy tych 10000 cudzinco,
Ev New Yorku, ktori si uz vyt 'ah
null "prvy papier", dostane od
prezidenta Skolsl1ej rady, George
j. Ryan-a, a od superintendent
skolskej rady, Williama j. O.
| Schea-a, niekol 'ko listov, v kto
rych bude oznamene memo maj
blizsej skoly lyeeernej alebo ia
! kej, v ktorej sii triedy, ktorycl
4 sa vyucuje poeas dina. V tycht,
listoch bude skolska rada ziadat
cudzincov, ably navstevovali tiet
, skoly a ably sa ,oboznamili s anne
rickymi dejinami, apglieinou -
ct QbG: 4: G:iapsl1pp veaaaszA iii aSs~Sal nisa
ne r6znych reciach.
Tento plan boil vypracovan
vyborom pre- naturalizaciu oil
cianstvo v Council on Adul
Education for the Foreign-Bori
, Celv tento podnik je prezatyi
iba pokusom, ale veduci ciniteli
! dufajd, re vysledky budd hnet
pocas prveho roku tax blahodal
/, ne, ze pokracovanie v tejto eli
nosti bude nielen zelatePnym, al
:. al nezbytnym.
Podobna agenda bola tax isl
sriadena. v Bostone, kde sa vel n
Z dobre osvedcila. -.# ,~ !.
| Tohoto casu ma kazde. vacsi
mesto americke bezplatne kurz
!; pre- svojich nastayajncich obc;
nov. Cudzinec, ktory absolvu,
Q podobny kurz, moze byt' isty,
zkusku dokaze. Je tn al ia mo
q most, re takyto kurz " anglicin
americkych dejinach a obcial
; skej vede prebudi cudzinco
tlzbu po nadobudnuti vedomos
!, al v inych oboroch ze pre- mn
hehos cudzlnca to bude popudol
ably doplnil svoje vzdelanie, kt
ra snad "a mladi bolo zane
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-29
lu v Amerike! A to smelost'ou

uu AACAAAVs A w CASAooC va
ako len opravdovy vodca ma a
musi mat, axle chce ,nieco vaz-
neho docielit' Vsak ma tom Bo-
zom svete MET nikoho, pred kto-
rym by sa museli Slovaci triast' |!
Met priciny a preto Slovak
NESMIE byt' vzdy a vo vset-
kych reformach, myslienkach a
TAX dalej tych najposlednej-
sich! Nase slovenske matky mas
v ukrutnych mukach neporodily
len ma to-, aby sme my poctom
100000 slovenskych dust vliali sa
do cudzeho mora sl1zili len GO
lacny vydelkovy material a ztra-
till sa ako kamen oceane, pc
ktorom neostane ami chyru, ami
slychu!
Americka nstava nevyzaduJe
cd mas, ably SINE sa vliali do nor.
dickej rassy, lebo takej nikdy
nebolo ma tejto strane mora. Ale
ano, vyzaduje cd mas Slovakov
aby sme my pomohli pozdvihn1t
til miesanl kosmopolitansku kul
t1ru, kde je alebo aspon ma byt
snstredene medzinarodne brat
stvo, do ktoreho kazde biele pie
ma, narod alebo vetva vltana, a
by do toho vsenarodneho brat
stva Vial 20 SVOJEJ krvi, dust
to, Go ma vo svojej povodnej kul
t1re - najkrajsieho, najlepsieh'
a najdrahsieho A to tax, re ked
sa al jeho rec pominie, predsa :
tkrasach bud1cej americkej osve
ty vzdy sa budd zracit patricne
no naroda jeho motivy, jeho kle
,noty: na nebeskej oblohe
y Tu nesciselne tisice Sloyakov
SIavianov poslo predcasny hrot
yed' til najt azsiu a najmechani
ckejsiu pracu SINE konali, pom5
hajuc budoyat' ,Spojene Staty A
mericke takmer nicoho! - 100
600 Slovakov donieslo do move
svojej vlasti vel'ke miliardy Z
veho kapitalu, ako pral1tickd no
notul. "A lsol'koze doniesli spoil
vsetci Slavianig
i v ,kratkosti a vo vychytenyc
hlavnych syroch tax ia 81 pret
stavujem americkd kultdru a II;
su slovensku politiku tu! ~Vet
'$coze ma byt' konecny ciel' 81
: .bfgy sv A4nrfikes SSloy
kov vobecg Go dobreho pama
: neho zanecha slovensky l'ud /
? merike "a sebou? Ako 81 predst
vuju amer. Slovaci kosmopolitai
ska kult1ru politikus
| Ci pamatas sa, drahy bratu
mila sestro ako mnoho sme 81 ;
boyali, ked SINE sa liicili zpt
tych nebeskych Tatier cd nasi(
: najmilsich tam donna? Alebo Ike
j, sme pozerali, ma mrtvu tvar n
sich najdrahsich; Ked' SINE &c
pail move vnuknutia, silnu opol
4 k novemu zivotu? A dnes? Vyz
rame ako tie vyledle duse, kto
4 nevedia uz spievat' piesen ziv
ia s*
Il Ci yymreli nam basnici? A
nasa slovenska -laska, ktora ned
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V laska?
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: sa! V praci je zivot, v praci
= krasa a preto bud vasej dobr,
i uzitocnej praci cest'!
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