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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10
MAYAN RIDDLE
UNDER SCRUTINY
OF SPECIALISTS
Many Branches Of Science
Train Minds on Aged
Civilization.
BIZ Science Scrricc

BIZ Science Scrricc
WASHINGTON. May 10.-Spe-
cialists representing many branches
of science are being called int con-
sultation to help Psychologists ex-
plain the remarkable Magyar civil
zation which f1ourished in America
before the coming Of Columbus.
For fifteen years the Carnegie In
Btitution Of Washington has been
digging up and restoring Mayan tenn
pies and palaces in the jungle coun-
try Of Yucatan and Guatemala
Carved writings were left by the
learned Indians who once con-
quered the American tropics and
these have been studied.
To aid in interpreting its finds,
the Carnegie Institution now is call
ing upon medical men, weather ex-
perts, specialists in tropical plants
and animal life, anthropologists who
can take precise measurements of
modern descents of the Magyar, pSy-
biologists, geographers and aviators.
Make Up Yucatan
Descendants of the once distin-
guished Magyar line make up the
bulk of the population of Yucatan
today A joint project of Harvard
and the Carnegie Institution has
measured and studied 1900 living
Indians in Yucatan. This will show
the present physical type of these
people who have been living under
tropical conditions for so many CEN
turtles. Linked with medical studies,
it will show their susceptibility to
various diseases.
One key-problem in the Magyar
enigma is to trace the time and
place at which corn first was tanned,
so that it became a grain crop. It
was this important agricultural ad-
vance which made it possible fH
Indian groups to settle down as
farmers and to build towns and We
leisure for the arts and sciences.
DR.. F. M. Gaige of the University
of Michigan has begun to investigate
the animals and plants of Yucatan,
hoping to learn more about the food
of the ancient Mayas, and the ma
terials they drew on for useful ar
ticlffes and for their fine arts.
Study Health Problems
Specialists in tropical diseases,
led by DR.. G. C. Shattuck of Har-
ward, have spent the last two sea-
sons studying health problems that
may have affected the MayaS. The
scientists found the country, for the
tropics, unusually healthy. DR.. Kid
der stated One unexpected dis
covery is that the tropical anemiaS,
usually thought to be an accompan-
iment of malaria, exist in Yucatan
even though there is very little
malaria indeed. This will turn the
search for the reasons back Of
tropical anemia into new channels.
Thorough investigation of the
homeland of the Mayas not only
will clear up puzzles Of how the
MayaS accomplished so many re-
markable things in a tropical
region that has returned to its
original jungle state, but the evil
dence unearthed will benefit modern
inhabitants of the tropics, it is
hoped. If medical or agricultural
experts can explain why the Mayas
had to abandon their beautiful
stone cities in entral America and
move north to establish new cities
in Yucatan, that new evidence may
forewarn the inhabitants of other
tropical countries against unrecog-
nized dangers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10
COMMISSION NOT TO
PROBE COAL BUYING
Declines to Investigate Charges
Against Light Company.

Public service commissioners will
not investigate the practice Of the
indianapolis Power and Light Com
pany in the purchase of coal, it was
decided unanimously at the COM
mission conference Friday after
noon.
A petition to investigate the coal
buying on the grounds that it was
purchased at excessive prices from
a Kentucky company owned by the
same interests as the power and
light company was signed by forty
nine patrons and presented to the
commission.
j. D. johnson, one of the signers,
said he was paid SIS to sign. j. L.
HampSon, coal broker, who pro-
NOTED the petition, denied such pay
ment. Commissioner Calvin McIn-
toSh wrote an order setting out that
there is insufficient evidence to
merit an investigation
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10
Immortal Rose
First Admiralty Lords
Wife to Renew Floral
Gift of StonSonS.
BY HENRY T. RUSSELL
United Press staff Correspondent

7 ONDON, May 1O.-"Men may
- come and men may go,
according to Tennyson, but the
basket of flowers which Mrs.
Stlmson sent to Mrs. A. v.
Alexander, wife of the first lord
of the admiralty, on the eve of
the American delegations return
home, will live forever.
Mrs. Alexander revealed that
she and dozens of friends in
various parts of England will
renew as soon as they faded, the
flowers contained in superb
basket which was left at Ad-
miralty House addressed to her
the night before the Stimsons
sailed home.
"As soon as the flowers of
my American friends begin to
fade, winter or summer, spring
or autumn, they shall be replaced
by fresh Ones" she said.
The basket, delivered with
card bearing the inscription:
THE secretary of state of the
United States of America and
Mrs. Stimson, included num-
Der of superb red and pink roses,
lilies of the valley, pink lilies
and iris
Cleverly concealed behind the
flowers and in the body of the
basket itself, are number Of
metal tubes containing water
with which to keep the flowers
alive as though they were in
vases.
Il always shall try to keep the
same kind of flowers and match
the colors as closely as possible
to the originals" explained Mrs.
Alexander.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10
COMBINE THREE PLANTS
Oil Gas Burner Firm Leases Space
in Old National Building.

Leasing 10000 square feet of space
in the old National automobile
plant building at Twenty second
and YandeS streets for ten years,
the Sherman Oil-Gas Burner Com
pany today announced it would
combine it's plant and those of two
affiliated companies
They are the Sheppard & James
Co., manufacturing corpoationr for
the Sherman firm, and the Shotwell
Company, sellers of gasoline filling
station equipment.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10
Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as stolen
belong to:
Thomas Sullivan. IA North Arsenal
avenue Indian Scout motorcycle. 1871.
from Noble and Walnut streets;
Charles o. Condor. 3343 East Michigan
street Chevrolet sedan. 23l-397. from
Pennsylvania and South streets.
Elmer Bush. McCordsville. Chevrolet
coupe. 561-e74, from parking space at In
diana School for the Blind.
Morris Oxley Mooresville. Ford roadster.
from l046 West Thirtv-f1fth street.
Donald McCalmont. Danville. Ind. Dodge
coupe. 8o-450. from Capitol avenue and
Market street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10
TORNADOES KILL four
Dozen Hurt as Oklahoma Is
Hit by New Storms.

BIZ United Press
OKLAHOMA CITY, May TO-
Tornadoes again tore through Okla
bona and today four are dead, a
dozen are injured and property
damage was estimated at 100000.
The storms struck widely scat
tered sections on the eastern side
of the state.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10
Sign Company Safe Robbed

After a thirty minute absence
from the Union Sign Company Office
868 Massachusetts, avenue, Charles
D. Morrison, 50 South Kitley ave-
nue., Friday night found the Office
had been entered and $18.25 stolen
from a strong box in the safe.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10

This is the third of series of stories
about Baby Rose Marie, child wonder of
the air. whose radio programs have en-
tertained hundreds Of thousands of fans.
The fourth and last of the series will APP
pear in Mondays Times.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10
BACK HOME AGAIN

stolen automobiles recovered by police
belong to-
avenue Buick sedan. found at North
western avenue and Twentv-hfth street.
Earl Adams. 800 Church street. Buick
coupe found at $3.50 Madison avenue.
Claude Vest. s6s Pleasant Run Boulevard.
Nash sedan. found near fire headquarters
in Beech Grove.
Paul Wallet. 3l03 East Michigan street
Chrysler roadster found at Prospect street
and Emerson avenue.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10
CITY NEGRO is SLASHED
Attributes knitting to Jealousy on
Part of Woman's Suitor.

Strolling with Negro women he
knows only as Emma, Otis Ham
mond, Negro, 835 Torbett street, was
slashed on the back of the head
and neck by a Negro man, supposed
to be jealous, he reported to police.
The slashing took place at North
street and Indiana avenue Friday
night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10
Fight American TaIkieS

BIZ United Press
VIENNA, May 10.-A drive against
American talking pictures was in
full swing here today. Owners of
small houses pleaded with the pub
lie through the newspapers to
patronize their theaterS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10
Business Volume Is Greater

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, May 1o.-The
volume of American business last
week was greater than in the pre-
ceding one, but less than in the cor
responding week of 1929. the COM
merce department reported.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10
BOY HIT BY CAR IN
CRITICAL CONDITION
Child Said to Have Run Into Auto
While Playing in Street.

Condition of Everett Ray Wag-
ner, 5. of 216 East North street, who
was injured by an automobile while
playing in the street at Alabama
and North streets late Friday, was
critical at city hospital today.
Joseph V. Stout, 1864 Park ave-
nue.. driver of the car, was not held
by police, witnesses declaring the
boy ran into the automobile. The
boys mother is seriously i'll from
heart disease and has not been told
of the accident.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10
rest Model Planes for contest

Practice for entries in the first
annual municipal model airplane
contest will be held in the Butler
university field house at 1870 today.
The contest will be held Saturday
May II.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10
JEWISH LEADER WILL
SPEAK AT SYNAGOGUE
Liouist Chief to Talk in City on
Tuesday Night.

tuesday NlSHCs
GedaIiah Bublick, president of the
Mizarachi organization of America,
member of the zionists actions COM
mittee and Jewish agent, will speak
at the Congregation Ezrath Achim,
704 South Meridian street, at 1870
Tuesday night. He recently re-
turned from London where he aided
in the conference of the Zionist &C
ton committee and the conference
of the administrative committee OF
the Jewish Agency.
Last August he witnessed out
breaks in Palestine. He is author
of a book My Trip to Palestine, y
which is recognized as an author
itative reference work.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10
TAKES POISON TABLETS
City Man Mistakes Pills for Medi-
cine; Condition Is Critical.

Swallowing a number Of poison
tablets. George F. Cain. Is. of 1925
North Alabama street. was taken to
st. Vincent's hospital at midnight
Friday. His condition is serious.
Cain declared he mistook them
for headache tablets.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10
ERG0T USE IMPROVED
New Method of Stabilizing Drug for
Childbirth Is Found.
By Science Serrice
nv

By Science SeFrtce
BALTIMORE. May 10.-A new
chemical method of standardizing
a drug widely used in childbirth
may be the means of saving count
less lives of mothers and babies.
The drug is ergot. The new method
of standardizing it, which is a
chemical. colorimetric method, was
devised by DR.. M. I. Smith Of the
United States hygienic laboratory,
who reported it at the meeting here
today of the American Pharmaceu-
teal Association.
The method requires much less
experience, less time, less trouble
and is more accurate than the ply
Biological method which is given as
the standard by the present United
States pharmacopoeia, DR.. Smith
said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10
ROCKET TO CHICAGO
First Steam Locomotive to Be Chi
cago Fair Exhibit.
Rnrnifed Press

BU ntffd PrtSS
LONDON, May 10.-Stephenson's
Rocket" the first steam locomo-
tive. will be among the British ex-
hibits at the Chicago century OF
progress exposition in 1885. it was
announced of1icially today. The
engine never before has left Eng
lard.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10
Pension Commissioner Dies

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON. May 10.-Funeral
arrangements were being made to-
day for Earl D. Church, pensions
commissioner. who died at Garfield
hospital here Friday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10

As early as 4241 B. c. the Egyp-
tions had found that the year con-
tanned 365 days and an extra one
every four years.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10
CRIME BRED BY CRIME
Robbers Abandon $4,000 Loot in
Chase; Another Steals 1t.

HHt~>'N' 4AAAOSHHNH N0VNE'Ho w
BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, May 10.-Two robbers,
pursued by police, abandoned $4,000
they had taken in a cafe holdup
early today.
After capturing the bandits, the
officers found the crime had bred
another criminal, for another thief
had made off with the money dur
ing the chase.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-21
20 SLOW. AMERIKY.

" Danville, Pa, buduj1 zrych
lenym tempom milion-dolarovi
budovu SLOW. katol. dievcenskej a
kademie, v ktorej bude 200 diey
Studovat'. Ma vrchu budovy bude
aviaticky majak, dl'a ktortho sa
bud1 letini V noci riadit'.
Dina 16. nov. slavila osada Sv,
Frantiska v Homestead, Pa. 40
rocne jubileum zalozenia a 25-roc-
ne jubileum postavenia kostola.
V Newark, n. j. vysvateny Dol
V nedel'u novy chram skola slo-
venskej ev. a. v. cirkvi Sv. Troji-
ce "a tlcasti vel'keho zastupu l'u-
du. Kostol je krasneho gotickeho
Stylu. III
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-21
MoJA oDPoVED.
Juraj Palascak

ZaGal som zatvorkach, ale pO-
myslel som 81, re odpoviem OBJ
sfrnejsie, mono ze bude zaujl-
mat mohych takato debata.
Vasa odpoved' ma clanok o tom
kopyte je taxa joscakovska, pa
ne PalasGak. Vidno, koho ste mali
"a ucitel' a. Ale z Vasho rozhorce-
MIA sa presvedcujem, ze Wy tax
smysl'ate, ako ia: ze ii pani pred,
nasatelia hovorili naozaj stare,
zodrane veci, O ktorych INA kaz-
dy Slovak, ktory eta a sa svoj
narod zaujima.
Preco re nehovorili O sloven-
skej technike slovenskom poll
cajnom cifovi, ktorych MET? -
Nuz naozaj, museli len starych
veciach hovorit'.
V kazdom elsie tychto noyln
najdete dajak1 zpravu otvorenl
novel slovenskej skoly, pokro.
ku elektrizacie a inom malom spo
kroku Slovenska. ia sa z toho ra.
dujem davam vyraz svojej ra'
dosti veru dost' casto.. Pl
saval som ivodnfky o vyhodach
robotnictva v republike, akych TIL
najsie robotnictvo nema. Ked' te
dy tvrdite, re to nerobim, tax IN
po joseakovsky krivdite.
Ked' pisete, ze sa sloyenski le
gionari bill "a "ceskoslovensky
narod, to len dokazuje, ako ST.
zle informovany. Bol som tajom
nixon prveho revolucneho vybo
ru v New Yorku Y 1915, ked' est
sa len zacalo hovorit' o zapocat
d&kei akeie e slobodu naroda
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-21

.Vybor dievcat, ktore usporia-
daily kartovy vetierok v prospech
osady Sv. CyrilIa a Methoda V
Stredu veGer, vyslovuje srdecnt
vd'aky PIP. Janovi A.. Willow, j.
G.: VaScakovi, Stefanovi Slifkovi,
Janovi G.. Kocisovi 70 Struthers,
Stefanovi Kalafskfmu, DR.. Joz.
Sofrancovi, Matejovi Cizmarovi a
paniam Marii Slifkovej, Katarine
Sulikovej, pami Sofrancovej a
PAM Cizmarovej "a krasne Diary,
ktore dali vyboru pre- vit'azov v
kartovej hire. Vecierok Dol vel'mi
vydareny, "a co d'akujeme ODE
censtvu. re sa vecierku V tax vel
kom pocte zllcastnilo.
Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-21
NAL DIVE zENY,
ODE NANHo ROBILY

V Akrone arestovany Dol isty
Harry J. Mack pre- bigamiu. -
Mack NAL dve zakonite zeny a
obom nasiel robotu u Firestone
Tire and Rubber Co. Pre- ODE ze-
ny drzal osobitne domacnosti a
Ill S mimi zamiehave. Jeden ro.
botnik, ktory pospal jednu jeho
zenu, doznal sa Cd druhej, ze je
tiez Mackovou zenou q tax mily
bigamista dostal sa do lakopy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-21

satel' povedal len pravdu. A CEN
tralisti sa al toho drzia. Go sa au-
tonomistov tyka, tom mate
iplnu pravdu. Tito nevedia len
vsetko hanit' a ma vsetko NADIA
vat'.'
Dalej tvrdite. ze centraliSti su
V nevyhode, zc museji stale rec
nit 0 veciach Starych. ktort w
kazdv Slovak pocul a tital sto ra-
zy. To bude len ciastoGne pravda.
Sn l'udia, ktor1 uz 0 tych veciach
poculi al Gitali, ale sii lu,iia,
ktori to ami nepoculi, ami neGitali,
lebo l'udia, ktori necitajI len au-
tonomistickt Gasopisy, tie Sa vera
Boze vel'mi malo tom docitajn,
lie co Sa ma tom naSOm SIOvensku
"a tych II rokOv dobrtho vyko-
nalo, od kedy je narod SlobodnI.
Inac pre- pana jana, com by ten
reGnik NAL v[lucne len recnit
Snad len tom. co Sa vcera sta
10 alebO pred tyzdnom Ale al 0
tom, keby sa staIa daka vazna IT,
dalOst al 0 tom by sme az vedeli,
lPbO dneSka .e to uz V mode, ked'
Sa nieCO vo svete Stane, dneska-
zajtra to Ez vieme. A prcto je ne
smysel sa na tom pozaStavovat'
ze Sd al starych veciach hovori.
Dalej hovor1te, ze autonomisti
maju vzdy cosi novtho na rovasi
To je pravda, lebo autonomisti sa
vzdy shana.ii "a senzacnymi zpra-
vami "a novinarskymi kacicami,
ably sa elm Wac spiny kalu mo-
hlo hodit' ma vladu Cesko-Sloven-
skej Republiky. (Veru terajsia
vlada sa sama Spini svojimi Sku-
tkami voci SlovenSku. Red.) A ta-
ka nOvinarslla kacica preletela
uz neraz ami ME diva razv al cez
Vase noviny. }Ku prikladu ako to
bOlO tom SachrOyanf. TO lest ze
prez. MaSaryk Sachruje $ Mad'ar
mi, re je ochotny dat kus 10 Slo-
venska Mad'arom. ia som isty, ze
Wy ste tomu sam neveril, ale ste
to predsa dial do novin. Nuz ale
ako sa hovorl, zc kto chce PISA
bit, palicu 81 vzdy najde. Nuz a
naSi autonOmisti. cest' vVnim-
kan, til palicu maji vzdy po ru-
ke.
Pravdu povedal Rev. Kompa
mex ma Slovenskom Dni V Cleve-
lande, re su americki Slovaci zle
informovani Slovensku a varo-
val Slovakov, ably neverili vset-
ko, co noviny 0 Slovensku pisu,
iebo nepiSu pravdu. ZaiSte mieniI
tIm autonomistickt SlovenskG no.
why, ked' hovoril, ze informacie
ktore nam nase slovenske noviny
prinasaju, nepochadzaju Z pravt-
no pramena, ale sli Gerpane pra-
meila necisteho, pramena ne
priatel 'skeho voci Cesko Sloven-
skej Republike. Je toho este mno.
no. ale mysIlm, ze to nateraz po
staci.
Ma zdar!
11Irai pa1aScak
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-21


ny len zazrak zachrani. s tym sa
uz netaji nikto. @ vojne hovorili
teraz i v prazskom parlamente.
Nuz nebolo by m1drejSie pre- &C.
chov vzdat' sa vel'koceskej my
slienky, dat Slovakom autono-
miu a mat z mich najudatnejslch
bojovnikov "a republiku? Uraza-
ny, zneuzivanv roztrpceny ma
rod sa nebude oduSevnoyat' k maj
vyssim obetam, to vie hocikto. A
len preto, ze' nam je republika
draha a vzacna, len preto, re by
mohla byt' idealnou vlast 'ou brat
skych narodov slavianskych, len
preto dvihame vystrazny HAS:
dat Slovakom co i'm patri, kIm
je ME neskoro!
Co sa tyka tel Vami spomina-
nej "novinarskej kacice" 0 Masa-
rykovom intervjlive, putujem, ze
to beriete TAX nevazne re sa da-
te zavadzat' strannickemu Gaso-
pisu, 0 ktoreho krajnej stranni-
ckosti mali ste sa prilezitost mno-
no raz presvedcit'. Len nedavno
bola nom zprava, V ktorej mrt-
Wy dr.. Jan Mudron nazyvany boil
zradcom naroda spojencom Ma
d arrow. Krajove easopisy uverej-
nily odvolanie, ale Vas organ, z
ktoreho cerpate svoje informacie,
neuverejnil toto odvolanie "a da-
vail SINE pozor, re ci) jeho cita-
telia iste dodnes maju zdanie
presvedcenie, re nebohy Mudron
bol zradcom naroda.
Me je spravnt vynasat' dsud-
ky ma zaklade jednostrannej in
formacie. Kazdv clovek, ktorv
chce verejne ncinkovat' a kritizo-
vat ma byt' s kazdej strany in
formovany. Bud'te uisteny, re
Rev. Ruppeldt tn tiez recnil tax,
ably to sl1zilo zaujmom centraliz-
mu. Nebol 81 nadarmo pre- pouee-
ME Il prezidenta Masaryka.
Ze je Masaryk ochotny vyjed-
navat' S Mad'armi, to je predsa
ME ziadna tajnost' a on sam sa
tym netaji. Takych "prejavov'
novinarom dial az Wac zakaz-
dym mala vlada v Prahe klopotu,
ked' ,musela prejav vyhlasit' "a
ne1plny" atp. Mad'ari raz take
dement, prazskej vlady priklinco-
vail fografickou reprodukciu Ma
sarykovho rukopisu. A konecne
BeneS sa verejnef osvedcil, re W.
jednaval mad'arskou vladou v
1921 a ze vyjednavanie pretrhol,
lebo Mad'ari nechceli len kus, ale
cele Slovensko. y
0 Kompankovi ste tiez stranni-
cky informovany. Keby ste boil
cltali-i jeho opravu v "Jednote" =,
to by ste no neboli ami spomenuli.
On nemyslel autonomisticke no.
why, ale inc.
Brat Palastak, viete Wy, co je
rozdiel medzi Slovenskym auto
nomistom slovenskym centrali-
stom? Autonomistoyi je NAROD
nadovsetko. Centralistovi je PO-
KROKARSTVO alebo BRUCHO
nadovsetko. Ale centralisti sn ma
omyle, ked' 81 myslia, re eco tam
20 narode, co tam po slovencine,
co tam po zaujmoch slovenskeho
rudu, bud'me trebars Cechmi, len
mech sme pokrokarmi, len mech
nam je dobre!" Narodna my
slienka je silnejsia, nezli pokro-
karska. A kto moze rucit', ze ma
Slovensku budl vzdy panovat'
pokrokari centralizme? Kto
moze byt' tax istym: re socialist
cke strany a strana agrarna bu-
d1 vzdy panujlcimi v republike
Vlady docasu, narod vecne, pane
Palascak! Wy ste idealista, Wy pa.
trfte medzi autonomistov. Wy sa
mate zastavat' prav svojho rodu
| a ME tVch. 90 mn tiA nrava herii