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soned. It was because for the hrst
time he was thinking only OF an
other.
When she woke he was sleep
ing and the first dim morning
sunlight was printed on the floor.
AS she looked at him Barrett
opened his eyes and stared at her
wonderingly for short space and
then remembered.
He rose from the chair with a
stiffened Jerk and. hand on her
shoulder. looked down at her.
"Elinor." he said. II want you
/ to know that III do everything I
can to help you"
He thought of those mornings
after his fathers death when he.
waking. wondered FIRST what trou-
b!ed him and then remembered
with aching suddenness.
Her eyes brimmed. He dropped
TO the edge of the bed and drew
her into his arms.
Wen get through this, dear
est" he promised. She was cling
ing to him. He felt sweep OF
dizziness. q surge of blood that
made his ears ring.
You sat here-all night?" she
asked in whisper. He closed
his eyes. Her hand moving on
his arm!
where else would I be?" he
answered as steadily as he could.
$50 long as ! thought you might
need anything I could give your"
He held her away q moment. look.
ing down on her. You know ]
love you" he added. but not how
much"
/ AGAIN he held her close and
IA knew that she was crying.
Remember what I said. It
need not bother YOU" he heard
himself assure her. his voice
little roughened.
81 love you" she said hesitat-
ingly. but I loved you before
and 1t did nothing-but hurt me-.
"Irl make you very certain that
1t won't hurt you from now on"
he promised. "I'll give you all
the time you want for the test.
And now l want you to get up.
dress and get out Of the house
into the sunshine with me. VIII
, you. dear?"
"Yes," she answered. She had
drawn away from him. II DO
love YOU" she said. but give me
time. I'm afraid! I'm afraid OF
, love!" d:
Then she kissed him.
. Refreshed by q cold tub. Bar
, rett dressed. He felt content
ment he had not known for weeks.
VI course NC "ho ocCPS oSDkS
thetic with Elinor In her suffering
but he had the knowledge that
, throughout the ordeal he had
. kept his head. He would give
her time and with time perhaps
as much trust would come be.
tween them as there could be be-
tween o msa and woman.
He Dreakfasted. wandered Out
I OF the house and q short half hour
later she Joined him. She looked
{ worn and spent. He wrapped hef
I in rugs and tucked her into Z
I deck chair on the terrace, nef
back toward the hnshed. gloomy
= house. .,. SO.
= Her hand sought his and rested
there.
Mother is coming by plane.
he heard her say. Barrett'
brows drew close. For some rea
y son beyond his dislike for her h'
. dreaded Ida Stafford's coming.
l. (To Be Continuedl
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BATTERY AND ELECTRIC work
a speciality. Midcity Tire Co.

DR.. w. w. GEORGES, Foot
comforts Appliances and Spec
ialties. Free examination. DIR.
Webb, Foot Specialist in charge
freeze Drug Store, Hender-
sonvilIe.
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THE HEALTH FOOD STORE,
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Bread. Diabetic and other
sanitarium foods.
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1T IS EASY TO SHOP at Peace's
Grocery, the Little Store WITH
Big Store Merchandise, corner
Church and Caswell streets.
We deliver. ...
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HOLLYWOOD
FILM SHOP
By ALANSON EDWARDS
United Press Staff Correspondent

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 81. (UP).
The year 1884 promises healthy
advancement in screen employ
ment, theater returns and quality
pictures. according to Jesse l..
LasEy. the producer.
There is a well founded in
clination to scout prophecies, be-
cause in the past few years they
have been singularly unsuccess-
full" Lasky said.
Nevertheless, l make this pre-
diction. and it is based on read
lily available facts. Theater rec
ordS will reveal a marked de-
crease in box office averages for
normal program pictures and
sensational rise for really out
standing pictures.
Most encouraging to us in the
producing end of the industry IS
the public's growing appreciation
for artistic subjects and novel
fiImic ventures. A year ago such
picture sas Berkeley Square, Ami
NAL Kingdom. King Henry VIII
and The Power and the Glory
might have suffered quick deaths
at the box office. Lately this
type of production has enjoyed
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the treasury was a large reservoir
rofsrashrforrthe; recoverysprogrRm.

the treasury was a large reservoir
the 'reeoverysprogran.
Through imposition of new taxes
and liberal resort to borrowing
from the investment public, a
steady stream of cash flowed into
relief and public works channels,
giving employment to an estlmat-
ed several millions of workers.
Total expenditures OF the gov
eminent in the calendar year 1888
amounted to approximately S4,-
500, 100000, while income was
100000. leaving a deficit
of S2,30O,OOO,O00 to be made up
through new borrowings that seht
the public debt to the highest level
in eleven years at S23, 50,000,000.
RELIEF EXPENDITURES
A large part of the expenditures
went directly for relief of one
kind or another. Nearly a billion
and a quarter dollars was paid out
directly to the Reconstruction FL
nance Corporation which in turn
loaned CT gave away the money
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has duly qualified as
the administrator of the estate CT
the late David NJ. Shook, and all
persons having claims against SAID
estate will present them to the
undersigned, duly verified, on Of
before the 18th day Of December,
1884, or this notice will be plead
ed in bar of recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment.
This December IS, 1888.
7 s w. P. SHOOK,
Administrator of David NJ. Shook,
Hendersonville, n. c.
y 12-13-Wed-6tp
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extreme success.
This trend will encourage pro
ducers-more or less fearful of
taboos-to flaunt the many self
imposed restrictions which have
held this industry back. More
over, there is every indication
that producers no longer will
fear the bogies of the past, such
as war sequences, madness them
es, flights into fantasy and
sophisticated comedies.
in 1884 | look for more eX-
perimentation in pictures. more
courage in story selection. The
NRA code should increase en-
ployment of iow-scale workers,
while a friendlierf more coop
erative spirit among producers,
artists. technicians and writer's is
undoubtedly at hand"
Lasky, always a pioneer among
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to unemployed, banks, railroads
and, for ,othersr.enassgency, .spur-
poses. ,u.,.
Several hundred, additional milf
lions went for other relief eXpen-
ditures such as public works, civil
works, farm relief and other re-
lief measures. The cost of run
ming the regular government es-
Establishments, on the other hand
was sharply reduced by drastic
economies, preventing a further
increase in the public debt.
Revenues at the same time con-
tinued to hold up with the I'M
position of various special taxes
and the beginning of the beer and
liquor levies which brought in
millions of dollars of new reve-
nue.. The sharp decline in income
tax receipts was offset by the ris-
ing yield from miscellaneous
income. which was nearly double
the income tax receipts.
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U,~S-:ftNANeGEESS.
:. | ON UPGRADE
Worst Money Crisis Wealth,
cred in 1888 Despite
Dissension
By RICHARD J.. GRIDLEY
United Press Financial
Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Dec. 81. (UP)
The United States Treasury this
wear met successfully the coun-
try's worst financial crisis in the
face Of considerable internal dis
sention and established the, ma
TONS finances in position to
further the recovery program.
HUGE EXPENDITURES
In addition to supplying nearly
S5,0O0,O0O,000 to finance the nor
nal and relief expenditures OF the
federal government, the treasury
department this year re-estab-
lished the country's banking sys-
tenn after it had been closed by a
panic in March and later took up
the problem Of introducing Presi-
dent Roosevelt's managed cur
rency" plan of a dollar with con-
tinuing purchasing power.
The greatest problems met the
administration the day it TOOK
office and incoming Secretary Of
Treasury William Woodin imme-
diatIy took up the work of re-
opening all the nations banks
closed by executive order. of Pres
ident Roosevelt in an effort to put
a stop to the disastrous bank
runs throughout the nation.
Through q system of re-eXan1-
ination and re-licensing with CO.
operation of state banking author
tiles nmost Of the country's banks
were, placed on q normal basis
within a month and the reopening
continued to the end of the year
when, well over $4,000 banks had
been reopened out of a total OF
10000.
INSURANCE PLAN
With the reopening Of the BANKS
proceeding in rapid fashion the
treasury took over the program of
establishing a deposit insurance
plan for the reopened banks and
indications were that most bank
deposits would be insured at the
start of 1884.
The plan provides for insurance
Of all bank deposits up to 81, 500
on a temporary basis until July l.,
when permanent but similar
plan goes into effect.
The heavy duties placed on
Secretary Woodin by the banking
difficulties gradually undermined
his health until early in the fail
when he was forced to relinquish
his duties to Henry Morgenthau,
Jr.. who was appointed acting sec
rotary. Before Woodin's depar-
ture, however, rumblings of dis
content with the presidents mon
etary program appeared which
eliminated with the designations
of Under-Secretary Thos. Hewes
and Financial Adviser DR.. o. M.
wv. Sprague. whom the president
had appointed after a successful
association with the Bank of Eng
land. on monetary matters. $3.50
HOSTILE ATMOSPHERE
With the Inauguration Of the
administrations gold buying pro-
Gram in an effort to drive down
the Iyalue of the dollar in world
markets in the hopes of promot-
ing rising domestic commodity
prices Henry Morgenthau took
over the operation of the treas
urySin a considerably hostile at
mosbhere. He Immediately began
a reorganization of the depart
ment which led to the resignation
Of Hewes. go.
Despite dissatisfaction within
the department and special dutie'
imposed by money and banking
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DRUGGISTS OPPOSE BILL

KANSAS CITY, Mo,-(UPl:-
Druggists of Greater Kansas CITY
adopted without dissent a resolu-
ton opposing passage of the lug
well bill for stricter food and
drug laws in the next session OF
congress.
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producers, intends to continue
.shattering ali the taboos possible.
To prove it, he is making 81 Am
Suzanne, with Lillian Harvey
and Gene Raymond romancing
against the background Of a pup
pet show-surely something "dif-
ferent" for Hollywood.
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e. new "a Plymouth
bodice will be on display
Sort time. Lyerly ;
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-08-25

Y oceliarskom k6de urobene
boly niektore zmeny. Ked'xe
SINE povodny k6d uz uverejnili,
podavame tn len zmeny, tykaj1-
ce sa robotnictva. Ohl'adom
pracovnej DOLBY nasledovny bod
Dol dodany k bodu, ze robotni-
ci nebud1 pracovat' Wac ako 40
hodin tyzdenne v dobe siestich
mesiacov:
"Alebo nebud1 pracovat'
Wac ako 48 hodin alebo Wac a.
ko 6 dni v ktoromkol vek tyz-
dni. Ma alebo po l. novembri
1883, akonahle clenovia k6du
budd operovat' 6O-percentovou
kapacitou, upravia operacie vo
svojich oceliarnach tax, ze mi
mo vykonnych lradnikov, "a
mestnancov v dozornom posta-
veni alebo v technickej praci q
ich staby a zamestnancov v sur.
nych pracach, bude 8-hodi.
novy pracovny den pre- vsetkycl
ich zamestnancov.'
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M6ENY Y oOELIARsKoM KoDE.

Inc xmeny tykajd So admin.
stracie k6du. Tn bude verej-
most chr&nena tax, xe v sprave
k6du bude vlada zastdpena adj
ministratorom MIRA q budn tiez
tam dvaja neutralni elenovia.
Prezident Spojenych Statov bu-
de dostavat' zpravy Q ncinkova-
nj riaditel 'stva k6du, zeby ne
povstaly monopoly alebo mono
polistick6 praktiky alebo utla-
canie malych podnikov q aby
chr&neni boil spotrebovatelia,
konkurenti a zamestnanci inych
podnikov.
K6d je podpisany na 80 dni,
kedy prezident Spojenych Sta.
tov moze navrhnlt zmeny alebo
dodatky. v pade by prezident
zmien neurobil, k6d ostava plat.
nym nad'alej. K6d moze byt' pc
80 dnoch zruseny oceliarnikmi
ked bud1 mat vazne dovody
! prOti menu.
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PLYNY DESTILOVANE
z POVETRIA.

Vzduch pozostava skoro 20
styroch-patin kysliku (nitroge-
nu) asi jednej patiny dusiku
(oxygenu), ale ma skoro | per-
cent vzacnych a zriedkavych
plynov, ako je argon, helium,
krypton, neon a Kenon. Ked'
pustime electricity pr1d cez
sklenenu trubicu obsahujdcu
|plyn, ten sa rozsvieti. Argon da
biele svetlo, helium krasnu zlat1
ziaru, krypton jasn1 zelenl a
0enon blyskav1 eervenl. Sklo
najlepsej elektrickej ziarovky
naplnene je argonom, ktory je
nevybusnym plynom a chrani
tungstenovy drotik.
Tieto sl'achetne plyny .dosta
vane sl distilaciou tekuteho
povetria. Pretoze sa vyparuj1 Z
tekuteho vzduchu "a roznej te.
ploty, m6zu byt' vynate neho
osobitne. Helium sa matt aisle
vybera tekuteho vzduchu. Ale
je to nepotrebne, lebo no moz.
no dostat' prfrodneho plynu
omnoho lacnejsfm sposobom v
mnozstve.
Nedavno urobene boly zauji-
nave pokusy s hnanfm motoroy
tekutym vzduchom. Mysli sa, ze
tekuty vzduch ma vacsiu bu.
ducnost' co palivo ma hnanie
vzducholodi a ietadiel, nezli kto
rekopvek inc palivo. Tekuty
vzduch je zazracna vec. Ked
polozime "a hrniec tekuteho
vzduchu ma Tad, vzduch zacne
hned' vel mi vriet'. Vzduch sa
premeni ma tekuty, ked' je pod
robeny ohromnemu tlaku.
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Poliaci 81 vedia brAnit' sfoj-
ciznu'' q 81 ju al obrania. Majd
ijednu najlepSich armAd ma
svete, preniknut1 vlastenectvom.
Toho leta boly vel'k6 slAvnosti
ma Pomorf, ktorych 50 z1cast-
|nily miliony Poliakov j inych
slayianor ! v1stci prfsahal, 4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-08-25

ze "a cenu republikyi Nuz,
je to ostrt vyraz sice, ale O.
prAvnent. Keby ME j "a cenu
|republiky, nedozili by SINE So
|nikdy toho, 70 81 ziadame. A
nemajme strach, ze len Mad ari
by mas prijali Nas Dunai BY 50
lvsl'mi als vsl'mi si1isl Polia.
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- Bol by Gas, aby zeny pre-
staly myshet'. ze sd ma svete
pre- paradu. Bozena Nemeova
Pokial' zeny nebud1 inak-
sie vzdelavane pre- svoje povo'
lanie ako dosiap, dotial' nebu'
de tiex na svete lepsie, potial
bude len malo st'astntch man.
xelstiev 9 potial bude "a l'ud'
|stvo 20 str&nke telesnej j du
Ievnej javit' misern5m. *. a
Book
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AKO SA VRACAJU
GESI z NEMECKA

2 Prahy oznamuj1: Dna 26.
julia popoludnf prisla do Plzne
styri-clenova rodina robotnika
", ktora bola vyhnana z Ne
mecka. Otec rodiny je uvazne-
ny v internacnom tabore v Ne
mecku. Rodina bola vypoveda-
ma. Zili v Nemecku vo vel'kej
biede a boil nemeckymi 1radmi
vysupovani tax rychle, ze ne
mali ami moznosti obratit sa ma
cesko-slovensky konzulat. Sli
diva dni miesta svojho poby.
tn, 1plne bez penazi a bez akej-
korvek potravy. Starucka ma
tka s vydanou dcerou a dvoma
malymi det'mi nedostaly "a diva
dni ami k1stik chleba do 1st. De-
ii plakaly ma plzenskom nadrazi
ltak hrozne, ze zelezniciari tam
zaviedli pre- Mich sbierku. So.
sbierali so kor1n a dali ich l.
bohej make. ia k1pila pre- de.
til bielu kavu a rozteky. Pohl'ad
ma deti, ktore rozteky priamo
hltaly, bol srdce rozryvajdci
Nest astna rodina odchadza dc
Nachoda, ktory je ich rodnou
obcou. Deti j ODE zeny SD na
smrt' vychudnute. TAX Meme
cko vracia cesko-slovensky ycl
prislusnfkov.
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PRoH1BfC1A BUDI
xRUsENk ToHo RoKu

Behom 7S dni bude prohibi-
cia Y Spoj. st6toch zruSena. je
predpovedane Y celej krajine,
Posledne xrusenA bola ' State
Missouri vel'kou vacsinou hla-
sov g proti u, takze uz % Sta
tov je ' rade, ktore odhlasova.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-08-25

" xru5enie tohto tstavn6ho do
datku. Na sobotu hlasuje Texas
kde je tief predpovedanA porAz-
ka prohibiciakov. W len hlasv
Strnast' stAtov ST potrebn6 ma
zrusenie prohibfcie q IS ich bu-
de do Z. novembra hlasovat' !,
medzi mimi mas stat Ohio. Do
sial AMI jeden stat nehlasoval
"a prohibiciu.
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Pomorie must zostat' pol'skym
a slavianskym.

Tunajsi Magyar Hirlap"
nam odkazuje, ze vraj ma Ma
d 'arskom Dni bolo $4,000 l'udi
preto, lebo prisli Slovaci vo
vel'kom pocte. Keby Dol po-
vedal, ze boil to vsetko Slovaci,
nebol by d'aleko cd pravdy.
Tie biele tvare a tie slovenske a
rusfnske mena vacsiny youngs-
townskych Mad'arov svedcia, ze
ich predkovia neprisli Arpa-
dom, ale ze boil poddanymi Sva-
topluka. A to je najvacsi dovod,
preco Slovaci uz nikdy Wac sa
k Mad 'arom nepripoja. Nedajl
81 wac krv stacat' ma Dolniaky |!
My nemame mic proti mad ar
Iskemu Pudu. On mas neutlacal,
lebo Dol a je sam utlaceny. Sym
patizujeme ieho biedou Ma.
d 'arsku. Ale no l'utujeme, ze
miesto bojovania "a svoje OSLO
bodenie zpod jarma feudalov, da
4
sa mimi pouzfvat' "a agitacny
material proti slobode sloven.
skeho ludu, ktory uz nepozna
gr6fov, AMI bar6nov a ktory OBJ
raba ako svoju, zem, ma ktorej
pred vojnou pre- mad 'arskych
grofov otrocil.
Me, Mad 'ari 81 darmo tr1
diane, ze Slovakov, pre- 1ch spor
S Cechmi, nazad "a hnojivo do
stanl. V najhorsom pade name
sa kde indie obratit'. Ale toho
nebude treba. My sa s Cechmi
dakedy ushodneme, aby sa neo-
pakovala historic.
V min. {. SINE spomenuli, ze
v Nemecku upadol pocet neza-
mestnanych o 100000. Teraz
zpravodaj N. Y. Timesu vysvet-
lluje, zes jake. Tol 'ko sociali-
stow, komunistov, Zidov a tiez
dievcat a chlapcov bolo totiz z
lprace vyhodene nahradene
nacistami. Vyhodenf ale nepozi-
vajd ziadne podpory cd statu a
preto ME sd zapocitani medzi
nezamestnanych. To je fajne
l1stenie otazky nezamestnano-
sti, co?
v min. Rozhlase SINE spome-
null, odvolavaj1c sa ma zpravu
IN. Y. Timesu, ze v Rusku je
vel 'ka nroda. A teraz ten isty
casopis oznamuje, ze via.
da nepustila americkeho zpra-
vodaja Chamberlina do Ukraji-
ny ma Kaukaz, aby sa 1ro-
de presvedcil. Bud'to ia lroda
ME je hojna, alebo vypukly sed-
liacke vzbury. Sovietska Via
da nedala ziadne vysvetlenie.
! Bud'me radi ze zijeme v A
merike. Tu sa vlada stara, ably
kazdy obcan NAL pracu a zivo
lbytie nespytuje sa nikoho, q
je republican, ci je demokrat
alebo Go inc. Ny sa tel nase:
depresie vymotame a potion bu.
de Ease kazdemu dobre, lebe
nasa krajina ma vsetkeho, e.
mann treba. A name slobcdu,
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ROZHLAs YSN.

Ma mas navrh O kandidovani
adv. Willu alebo p. Vascaka dc
skolskej rady dostal SINE uz :
jednej strany podporu. Jeden j
prominentnych evanjelikov su.
hlasi, aby adv. Willo alebo p,
Vascak bol kandidatom do skol-
skej rady alebo do akehokoI-
vek ineho ilradu a sl'ubuje i'm
vsemozn1 podporu. Vd'aka! Kto
bude nasledovat' tento priklad
Cas- uteka.
DR.. Gaydosh, hi. lekar IKSJ.
pise, ze dr.. Frantisek Soukup,
predseda cesko,slovenskeho Sc
natu, vo svojej reci, povedanej
v Bridgeport, Ohio sa vyslovil,
ze Cesi dajd nam Slovakom, Go
81 ziadame (totiz vtelenie Pitts
burghskej Dohody do 1stavy re.
publiky). Tototo, to SINE caka-
Ii z 1st dra Soukupa. Ma kon.
vencii ziveny v Chicagu pove-
dal, ze Slovaci a Cesi bud1 W
coskoro nazivat' v bratskej la
ske. Vyznamny clovek, ako je
DIR. Soukup, by to nebol povedal
bez priciny.
v Hlinkovej reel, povedanej
ma shromazdenf l'udovej i ma
rodnej strany v Novom Meste
mad Vahom sd tieto slova: "My
Fslovo 'revizia' nezname a v ma
som slovniku MET prem miesta.
Nasa existencna a politicka O.
taxa zavisi cd toho, ci Sloven-
sko zostane cele alebo ME. Mas
vojna zrodila a len vojna mas
m6ze potrhat'. Slovak vsak mu-
81 vediet', "a Co ide bojovat'
Ma slovensku ma byt' on pa
NOM"
Martin Razus nedavno zas
recnil, ze je cas-, aby vlada or
ganizovala slovensk1 armadu.
Daktorym Slovakom sa nepa-
clio, ze slovenske casopisy uve-
rejnily manifest Slovakov "a.
padnej Pennsylvania. Ale v tom
manifesto nebolo mic hriesneho.
Dr.. Tuka ME je vyhlasovany "a
narodneho martyra. Je to len
yvzvan;a na s,ovansks nol;+;oks
strany ma Slovensku, ably no ony
oznacilv hnd,to - nsrodnsho : :
martvra alebo zradon AZ :
zradcom. nebndeme s. bo zasts !
vat: ak ie mart1rom tai :
m martxrom slovanslai nsrodno;
mvslienkv : k+oror slorons1t
narod zi;e !; mr;e IN ;da n;e :
osobu aia : no;vvss;n 49,, !;
Rozumie ga, ze narod ie pry.
Sia vec, ako stat. Stat je dom a
narod je rodina. Hlavne steny
spolocneno domu cechov $40
.o, :. uoDie, aie .nu'orne
Ma dohrs sloasa; ahaa - III, :
sic prestavby. aby 81 ' tom spo