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hand contained values which could
not be measured accurately by a.
table of high card tricks.
1t had both major suits we'll I'M
der control, so if the opponents
were to do any competitive bidding.
it probably would have to be in
the minors.
To be sure, the chance for game
was remote, but it seemed probable
that a partial score could be made
in either spades or hearts, and the
opportunity was too goood to neg
lect.
The Bidding
Almost every East player opened
with one spade after three passes.
South bid one diamond and West
bid two spades, proceeding cau-
tiously until he learned the strength
of his partners hand.
North raised to three diamonds
and East passed to show his part
ner that he had opened on a COM
paratively weak hand. South passed
and West bid three spades, which
closed the contracting.
The information exchanged dur
ing the bidding convinced both
partners that it was unwise to try
for game.
The Play
South opened the three of dia-
monds on which North played the
queen and declarer, in the East,
won with the ace.
He played small spade to dunn
my's ace and returned a spade to
the king in his own hand He led
the queen of hearts, which South
covered and dummy won with the
ace.
Declarer threw the lead to North
with the queen of clubs. The op-
ponents took two rounds of clubs
and the declarer was obliged to
concede them a heart trick at the
end.
He just made his three spade
contract for a score of 80 points,
while the more tilnid East players
who passed the hand out received
0 on it.
Copyright. 1892, NEA Service, Incl
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ride with old swede Delo. Eastern
finishing school had erased the
marks of the range too thoroughly.
AS she stepped to the door, Dolby
had his back toward her and ne
was absorbed in telling Dudley
about Swede Delo.
Don't you make no mistake
about that man, Delol He was the
maddest I've ever seem him. Lowed
as how he had been sittin' in an
Office until bow-legged COW hands
thought they could come in and
spit in his face.
Il figure he sure aims to bag him.
self a meddler, or don't know
Swede Delo" Dolby stroked his
beard.
Is he that bsd2" Dudley asked
seriously.
"Swede Delo made his stake by
fighting rustlers, lumberjacks, and
log jambs. He's hellion when he
gets his ire up and he sure had it
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MONA knew Dolby did not recog-
~ nize her as the freckled girl
with the pigtail braid who used to
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now co on Win THE STORY
cHApTER NO lcontinuedl

4
YOU'D better toddle home now
and get ready. Wen have to start
early Dona patted his cheek and
escaped before he could catch her.
This is one morning when III
have something to get up for, ." Dud-
ley smiled as he moved toward the
door.
After picking up his hat from the
chair into which he had tossed it,,
he faced her 1T would be fitting
and proper for me to search until
! find murderous weapon like the
one your Dad was oiling, I suppose"
He grinned as he slid his hat firmly
over his smooth hair.
1T would not. You are to pre-
vent shooting not to help or do any
yourself" Dona spoke severely and
earnestly.
No danger Of me shooting any
one I'm no plainsman. Cunning
IS out Of my line. If there Is any
tough stuff. III have to use my fists
or club He opened the hall door.
Got one for good night?"
Dona slipped forward and placed
a swift kiss on his lips, then turned
to the stairs and ran up to her
room.
Dudley Winters walked down the
white stone steps Of the Delo town
house as though the hard slabs had
been cushioned with air. He poked
the sleeping chauffeur in the car
at the curb and shouted happily,
step on her, Tom We're headed
home
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Of purple sage showed among the
bunch grass and far to the west a
blue range of mountains marked the
timber country.
Dona set TO- wondering where
Stanley Black rode and for what
outfit She knew that all the COW
ranches had their men in the high
country where, their white faces
we're grazing in the forest reserve.
Several outfits ran cattle near the
timber grant on Three Rivers, There
was the Bar B and the Blind River
Outfit. Dudley broke into her
reverie by demanding that they
stop at lunch room for coffee and
rolls.
Noon found them speeding into a
foothills village where they had
lunch. The stop was only half
hour and then they we're off again.
Dudley had rolled down his
sleeves. but not before his arms had
burned to fiery red. He still was
in spirited mood, whistling
snatches Of new songs into the teeth
Of the brisk wind.
BY o'clock they were deep into
the broken country. The hills
looked dry and hot, but the valleys
were green with irrigated ranches.
Dona knew the road and did not
have TO ask at any of the crossroads
for information. The yellow dust
had darkened their clothes and
smudged their warm faces. Dudley
had developed two little streaks
from each side of his nose to the
corners of his mouth and his hat
already was taking on the appear
ance Of westerner's.
Not once before in the three
months since he had packed up and
followed her home from school in
the east had she seen him with so
much as smudge of dirt on his
face.
CUNDOWN found the dusty road
~ ster pulling up beside spacious
log hotel. At the side and back of
the building high corrals ranged
and lean cayouses gazed sleepily
out at the newcomers.
Dona sighed peacefully and leaned
back against the cushions. She was
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nUDLEY grinned and sank deep
II into the soft cushions He NO 8

kCOLbA BlliileQ ana sank deep
- into the soft cushions. He was
excited and willing to admit it.
The mission they we're on did not
impress him as very serious. At
first he had been impressed, but
after spending a night preparing for
the trip he had discounted the
danger.
He fished for cigaret and ducked
his head low to light it.
Dona gave her attention to the
road. She was an excellent driver
though her slender shoulders seemed
almost frail behind the big wheel.
Her thoughts were not with
Dudley. She was wondering if STAN
ley Black would call while she was
away. Try as she would, she could
not put him out of her mind en-
tirely. She was sure he was Just
another lonesome rider who had
come into her life and gone on.
She had known many such before
her father had moved to the city
but none had been so striking as
Stanley Black. She never had felt
any loss when they had ridden away
The sun came up and the roads
began to twist into the hills. Patches
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UP when he went through here. I
had q time getting him to bed down
overnight with US
Dons stepped forward and spoke
smilingly. Run along and wash
up. bud. while I talk to Mr.. Dolby"
Seth Dolby looked sharply at the
girl. then scratched his shaggy
head. You know me and I should
know you, but I don't
I'm Dona Delo. pigtail D."
Dona's white teeth shone.
Well. dagnab it, Sure you arelo
Dolby held out a knotty hand.
rs dad really on one Of his bend
ers?' Dons's blue eyes were troubled
and her smile had faded.
Dolby shook his head. He sure Is.
and believe the old fool is getting
whaokin' kick out Of it. I tried
to knock some sense into his head.
Warned him plenty"
ITO BE Continued
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CHAPTER THREE

CAAfAA AAe LINED
DONA applied the brakes and
~ pulled her trim roadster to a
halt at the curb before a spacious
apartment house. Without giving
the early hour 2 thought, she sent
q raucous blast of the horn echoing
through the naples that shaded the
lover floors.
She had only to signal once. A
figure staggering under a load Of
khaki and leather appeared from
the main entrance and moved down
the walk. The pile Of equipment
reached the curb.
There it. erupted and Dudley Win
ters rose from its midst He re-
moved soft felt hat and bowed.
AT your service, lady,
What on earth have you there?"
bona gasped as she pointed gloved
finger toward the assortment scat
tered around Dudley.
"A sleeping bag, two guns, three
fish rods, a camp outfit, two water
bags, a collapsible canoe and several
lesser items" Dudley surveyed the
out fit proudly.
And bag of golf clubsl" Dona
burst out laughing as she looked
over the assortment.
THEY aren't so uncivilized as to
be without at least a nine-hole
course, are they2". Dudley grinned
sheepishly
You can't take any Of that junk"
Dona was positive.
But my friend Herman at the
outfitters recommended this as the
minimum of equipment" Dudley
had enjoyed the selection of that
outfit and was willing to defend it..
Herman made you pay well for
routing him out of bed last night.
AL you need is the outing clothes
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Ito BE Continued
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REGTN mar TO-DAY

ETAN BALL an agent for cattle in
terrsfs. fsces AsPER DELO In his Of
FEE IN The city Aspcr Is accused by
the ceif'emen ~ infringing on their
range with his timber cutting
Ball accuses Delo Of crooked work At
his Three Rivers csnip He accuses Delo
81 having men shot who try 70 cheek
III on him
Ball sayf hr IL voing I'D 10 make a
check himsef Delo retoris That ne
ril personally gfr that Bal does not
Standing before the Office buildnF.
Stan Ball sees kidnapers sliD = giri
into car He catches the car and
saree DONh DEI1O. hsDers daughter
When he learns who she is. be slins
spav after telling her he is STANLEY
BLACK
DUDLEY WINTERS. in love With Dona,
aRrecs 70 get Asher Deio beck on nls
sd Trim 10 Three Rivers II she will
marrv him She gives MIN some en-
couragement.
now co on WITH THE STORY
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BY W. E. M'KENNEY
Secretary American Bridge League

THERE is g popular impress
Il sion that one should not open
the bidding in fourth position, ex-
cept with a very strong hand.
Many experts formerly held that
view, but most of them have aban-
doned it in favor of lighter fourth
hand bids.
The following hand was played
in the National Masters contract
pair championship.
Both sides were vulnerable, and,
according to the old theories, not
zone Of the four hands contained a
sound, vulnerable opening bid.
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pan of cool water and preparing to
slip into a fresh dress. Outside the
door she could hear Dudley de-
mapding a bath.
Amt no sech animal in this
hotel" Seth Dobys voice doomed.
Where you headed for. stranger?
There amt no baths out in this
dry country"
I'm trailing a man named Asper
Delo. Has he been through here
recently?" Dudley asked.
odd Swede Delo2 Sure. Stayed
here couple of nights ago. say
boy, I've known Swede Delo for
thirty years. Him and me had the
dag-nabbesI fight two humans ever
had. Swede put me down for the
count, too Seth Dolby laughed
loudly.
MONA kOeU nOhv did not recoc,
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It is interesting to note that only
two of the players holding the East
hand passed in fourth position. The
others seemed to agree that the
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Remember. you are blnd7 Janzara cautioned
him. Then to Komodohorensal she said
Prince Royal of Trohanadalmaku. if We show
you the way to nserty you will not enslave
us77 Il shall take you to the city as my own
slaves and then nberats you" he replied.
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TCALL Of MssWESTA2

you're wearing and suitcase with
a change Of necessary things.
You can get all the outdoor
equipment you need at Three Rivers.
Now hustle that stuff back and pack
few clothes" Dona was more than
a little vexed now that she was over
being amused.
Dudley sensed his mistake and
gathered up his new possessions. He
slowed the stuff away and came
back on the run.
Leaping over the door Of the
roadster, he slid into place beside
Dona.
The car shot away from the curb
and sped down the avenue. Dudley
leaned back to drink in the fresh
morning air. boy, it's great to be
out and tipping along Never knew
the mornings we're so bracing," he
shouted.
You haven't seen the sun come
up for a good many summers" Dona
shouted back.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-26
KARTovY vE6IERoK sB, 14e,
s. +. J. s.

W tito nedel'u je kartovy We
cierok, ktory usporiada Sbor 146.
S. T. J. Sokol 0 s. hodine vecer
vo svojej Sokolovni, 319 Wash.
ington ST., ma ktory Slovaci a
Slovenky tejto okolici, ktori sa
radi pri kartach zabavia, s1 lc-
tive povolanf.
Bude dany takzvany 'door
prize. Kto bude mat najlepsi
500 sk6r, bude tiez peknym praj-
zom odmeneny.
Nasledujdci vybor postar6 sa
obcerstvenie a vsetko potreb.
ne ku kartovemu vecierku: Ste.
fan Rolha, Albert Smrek, Stefan
Puskar, Pavel Habovsky, Stefan
Katros, Andrej Kish a Pavel Re.
mias.
TAX prid 'te vsetci a "a vasu
navstevu yam " vopred d'akuje
1bavnt vtbor.
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Spolkove zpravy
UDOM SPOLKU SV. MATEJA
v HASELTON.

Tymto iictive oznamujem L.
dom Spolku Sv. Mateja, Clsla
260. IKsJ. v Haseltone, ably sa
kazdy zdcastnil svatej spovedi Y
sobotu, dina 27. februara ma
budlci den, pri tretej sv. omsi
.spolocne prist1pime ku stolu Pa
ma, ku sv. prijimaniu. s tym 0.
slavime spolkoveho patrona, sv.
Mateja a tiez vykoname svoju
vel'konocnu spoved'. Kazdy kre.
st 'an.katolik I'D Prvej Katoli.
ckej Slovenskej Jednoty tejto po-
vinnosti ma zadost ucinit'.
Dalej ako je znamo tym, ktori
boil ma riadnej sch6dzi poculi
brata predsedu Jana Hassaj NIL,
po sv. omsi sijdeme dolu do haly
q budenle mat spolocny obed.
TAX ziadam vsetkych spolubra-
TOW, ably sa zleastnili v tom mai.
vaesom pocte.
.-.,: s. Antal,
det. Cisla 26O.
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UPozoRNENIE: vybor wa.

UPozoRNENIE: vybor Wa.
jomnej Pomoci dostal ponosy, xe
aAisi pokutnf l'udia chodia po
slovenskych obchodnikoch a do
nlacnostiach, ako by sbierai mi
lodary pre- Vybor vzajomnej Po.
moci slovenskej Ligy. Upozor-
nujeme: len Il 81 opravnenf sbie-
rat milodary, ktori majd zvlast-
ne poverenie " slovenskej a an.
glickej reci) q potvrdene peca-
t'ou. Len takych poyerenikov
prfjmite! lnJch ME. Ale: Cd lxa-
zd6ho xiadajte poverovaciu listi-
nn Cd vyboru vzajomnei Pomoci
SLOW. Lfgy.
Por1cajhc sa do l&skavej priaz
ne vsetkych nasich dobrych l'udi,
SINE VAN Y ticte oddani,
vtbor vsGjomnsj Pomoci
slov. Llgy.
ii rslss
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Pan Jozef Klein je jednym z
tyych mladych tn rodenych Slo.
vakov, ktory sa zdcastnuje kaz-
DEF slovenskej prace. Je cinnym
vo viacerych spolkoch a obi 'dbe.
ny komik ma javisku. Ma 6.
marca bude Go predseda zabav.
ndho vyboru riaditel 'om kartove-
no vecierku Slovenskeho Politi.
ckeho Klubu Youngstown. Ten.
to vecierok NAL byt' 13. marca,
ale Dol prelozeny ma 6. a bude, sa
odbyvat' v Sokolovni ma Wash
ington st. Ma tento vecierok po..
zvan1 sd vsetci Slovaci okolia,
zvlaste mladez. Bud1 4 odmeny
v hotovych peniazoch a dverova
odmena bude so funtov mtiky.
Zakusky bud1 tiez vyborne. w
Dor garantuje vsetkym, ze sa pc
kne zabavia ze nezabudnn ma
tieto card party "a dlhy cas-. -
Vstupn6 je 25c.
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RoDItoM UDov &. 1873. M. o
K. J. MA LANsINGVILLE.

Ziadam vsetkych rodic1v, kto.
ri maj1 svoje dietky v Cisle 1913
NJ. 0. X. j. ma Lansingville, ably
sa pousilovali svoje prispevky
platit' riadne kazdy mesiac alebo
vopred, ME rok pozadu. Pc.
niektori 81 snad' myslia, ze X. j.
bude nam fakat rok ma mas roz-
pocet, kym oni nezaplatia. Roz-
pocet musi byt' zaplateny kazdy
mesiac. Ako je yam znamo, nasa
banka je uz dlhsi cas- zavreta,
tax ia nemam ziadne peniaze
zvysne, aby som mohol rozpocty
platit' "a tych ldov, "a ktorych
nikto neplati. Drahi bratia, po-
vsimnite 81 tychto paru riadkov.
Kto to neucini vo februari a mar.
ci. tax jeho diet'a bude 20 spoil
ku vytvorene. A potion 81 nest'a.
zujte na spolok alebo ma mia,
ked' ste sami ma pricine. TAX e.
Ste raz vas ziadam, bratia, po.
vsimnite 81 tychto par riadkov
Som dctou,
jan smre6ansky,
starosta Cfsla 1913. M. O., X. ].
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zdy i'd a 1dkyna poysimne.
Kazdy Glen a clenkyna sa ma
registrovat' zapisnfka spolka,
ked' poideme ma sv. prijimanie.
TAX je ziaddcno, aby SINE boil
vsetci 0 10. iodine pod kostolom
a tax budeme in corpore pocho.
dovat' nasim duchovnym do
kostola. TAX teda do videnia!
Jan G. Dulovic,
preds. G. SO. IKSJ.
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oH1.As uDoM dfsLA 5le. /. <
s. ]. . MSLA SIS. N. o.

Vsetk!m ddom ako muzskvm
TAX zenam, chlapcom dieyca-
tom oboch cisiel oznamujem,
ze, ze dl'a programu nasho du-
chovneho, Rev. Juraja Novaka,
ma 50 kasdy q kazda dostavit'
N. februara No vel'konoGnl sv.
spoved' ! Y nedel'u rapo, 90. feb
ru6ra, pr velkej ~. omM, ktork
bnde - 3ivtch j mrtvtch 6dov
stclto spoltov sltjsn1, - ".
priiimanie. Tak mech ii tohto Il.
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CARD PARTY RUSKEJ
FEDERACIE.

Ruska Federacia bude mat dina
%. februara o 8. hodine yecer
Card Party pod eislom 1872 Cor.
don Ave-, Campbell, o.
TAX prosi Ruska Federacia
vsetky kluby, GO prisldchajl do
Federacie j co neprisluchaju, a.
by prisli sa zabavit' spolocne S
nami. Dochod bude pre- Rusk1
Federaciu. Kazdy bude srdecne
vltany.
Vfbor.
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URAD HAsEI.ToNsKEHO Y
MEM. PoDP. sroLKU TATRA
MA RoK 1882.

=
Predseda: Michal Kozak, 16 Glad
stone st.. Campbell, o. Pedpredse-
da: Stefan Bartos. 1855 CORTLAND Ave.
Campbell. o. - zapisnik: Jozef Ka.
cenga, 1889 Gladstone St., Youngs.
town, o. Pokladnik: Andrei Bartos
NIL, p. o. Box Ill. Haselton Sta,
Youngstown. o. BStovnik: Stefan
Vizvary, l65 Oourtland Ave-. Camp
bell, Ohio. Do1orcovia majetku:
Jan Basista, lO1 Haseltine Avenue.
Youngstown, o.; Michal Dxnrei. p. o.
Box Haselton Sta. YOUNGSTOWN. Q. =
Dozorca chorych: etefah Stole, r. o.
Box 65, Haselton STA, Youngstown,
O. Strax dverf: lfiehal Bendxala,
l22 North Blaine Ave-, Youngstown.
Ohio.
Sch6dze odbyvaj6 g kaId6 4. ne
del'u Y mesiaci y katolfckej sloven.
skej skole osady ~. Alabsty ~ N.
Haseltine Avcs "a l. hsa. bSDsiAdni.
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VEL'KoNotNA sPOVEb Cfs
373. IKSzJ.

Oznamujem vsetkym ddkynam
Spolku Levocskej Fanny Marie,
Cislo 373. IKSzJ., re buddcu So
botu, q. februara pristdpime ku
vel'konocnej syatej spovedi V
nedel'u, %. febr. pri prvej svatej
omsi spolocne ku sv. prijimaniu.
Kazda Idkyna je povinna tito
sv. spoved' vykonat'. e.
So sesterskym pozdrayom
Helena Olenik, nct
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SCH0DZA POLIT. KLUBU
PRELOzENA.

Schodza Slovenskeho Politicke.
no, Klubu v Youngstown, ktora
mala byt' v prvu nedel'u marca,
prelozena je ma 13. marca veeer.V V
prvu nedel'u miesto sch6dze ma
klub kartovy veeierok.
s iictou
Andrej Palencar, zap.
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SCH0DZA SLOW. POIITICKE
HO KLUBU MA STEELTON.

Tymto nctive oznamujem Il.
dom, prisluchajncim do tohto
klubu, tiez tym, ktori by sa chce-
Ii stat 1dami, ze riadna schodza
bude sa odbyvat' ma nedel'u, %.
februara vecer 8. hodine dolu
pod kostolom Mena Jezis. p
Jozef Oravec, zap.
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Novsie dary laslxy doposlali ma
sledovni:

II -.-------- # ~
Novsie dary lasky doposlali ma.
! sledovni:
4 Monessen, Pa: J. Novak, pani
1 Anna Trajeakova, Jozef Czech.
Jan Janosik, Michal Sincak. Ju.
raj Zilka, DR.. J. NJ. Dudas. nj.
Smrac .groceria.
Jan Smincak, Staunton. H., %
mnz. a zen. veci.
| Fl. Katarlna ,Chonkova, Brook
lyn, N. Y, Is kusov satstva.
/ Jozef Kozblet, Mount Pleasant.
Pa, "a muz. a zen. veci
| Stefan Kalafut, Jessup. Pa Is
kusov muzskvch veci.
Jozef Frolo, Lakewood. O.. Is
kusov Diet. zen. veci.
| Pani Maria Guttova (uz treti
razD IS kusov rozlitnlch veci
pre- dospelych deti
| Michal Vavrinec, Manhasset.
LII, NY. Is veci pre- dosp. deti.
M. Helenek, Long Island City.
3 muz. veci.
| Pani Belanova, Pittsburgh, 3
zenske yeci.
| Jozef c. Neomany, +. Doug
/ glas, Mass, 40 muz. a def. veci
Martin Slimalz, Lakewood, O.,
81 zen. a muz. veci.
! Bohuznama, s. s. Pittsburgh.
| Pa, 4 zen. veci.
! PAM V. Repaska, S.. s. Pitts
burgh, Pa, Ia mrlz. zen. veci.
| Jan Gdovin, Wilkes.Barre. Pa.
25 kusov pre- deti a zeny.
| Juraj a Maria Vrabeloya, Web
ster, Mass. (Uz tretf raz!) prispe-
Ii sosbierali 1876 kusov satstva.
| PAM Maria Prindasova, High
land Springs, Va, 26 kusoy pre-
| deti a dospelych. r.
| Pani Katarina Miklusieakova.
Berwyn, Ill, - Al zen. Diet.
veci. -
Jan j. Matava, Union City, Pa.
Maso.
Juraj Govik, s. S. Pittsburgh.
Pa, groceria.
Jakub Gombar, tai. so sboru
Slov. Ligy Lakewood, O. zaslal
sbierkn, ku ktorej prispeli: sbor
80. s. L. So ,sbor 164. X Sokola
81, Albert Fnrevan So, Matej St.
kora mi. ST., Ignac Sfkora ST,
Matej Sykora st. 81. Martin Ku-,
kuca 81. Jakub Gombar soc. Jan
Turza soc, 'Jozef Dubnicka 25c a
Emil Bielek Soc, spolu 1875.
L. Putnikova, Sprinfield, I'll.
81. K, Chonkova, Brooklyn. N.
Y. 81. Andrej Rudy, Youngstown
Ohio 81. Adam Podkrivacky. hi.
preds. IKSJ. zaslal dar laslzy cd
Bohuznamej osoby SIS. Agneska
Hobrajterova, New York, sbier.
ku: Agn. Hobrajter So, Alzbeta
Bednar So, Albina Achberger So.
- Imrich Kravec, Smock, Pa. SO.
Bohuznamy, Bedford, O. So. An. |
ma Slavik, Newark, NJ. 81. nm. |
2 Westport, Pa. 81. Anna Macko, |
Ashtabula, 0. 81. Veronika Sti- |
vinsova, Dexter, N. Y. SIS. E. p
San Francisco, Cal. SIS. Albert /
Erdely, Donora, Pa. So, Jan Cho. |
van, N. s. Pittsburgh, So. PAM
Pekarova, s. s. Pittsburgh. 81.
ward Baking Co., Brown Bak-
ing Co., United Baking Co., Seven
Baker Brothers, Pittsburgh, Pa,
chlieb.
Hankey Baking Co, McKees
Rocks, Pa, chlieb.
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