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Evening star., 1934-12-28
BY JOHN LARDNER.

N YEW' YUM, DeCelnpel Zo'-
nj You're a lucky person II you
haven't been buttonholed at
some time or other by man
with q sad, wise look on his face and
informed that "all horse players die
broke" The man is speaking the
truth, but you probably can figure it
out for yourself without being told.
There are lots of systems of horse
betting. Pittsburgh Phil Smith, one
OF the heaviest plungers of all time.
had a homely, common sense system
which sounds better than most.
though 1t did not enable Pittsburgh
Phil to die millionaire. These were
some OF his rules:
Ninety-seven per cent of all races
are run on the level. You can't
pick out the three crooked ones, so
you might as well assume that
every race is honestly run.
Bet in proportion with your bank
roll.
Don't put everything you have
on one horse. Scatter your money
around and the chances are that
you'll pick one, two or three win
ners in an afternoon.
Don't be influenced by the price
against horse.
Bet a horse on his record. It's
advisable to wait until he's won at
least one race.
After he has won, play him right
back in his next two starts if you
can get even money or better.
Usually a winning horse comes
right back with victory or two.
Study every race and the record
OF every horse under every sort of
condition.
When a horse is running below
his class, and is not too heavily
weighted, and has shown we'll in
workouts, and is travelling his
! favorite distance - then you've
found the spot for a plunge.
Evening star., 1934-12-28
PLAY AT HYATTSVILLE
High School Quint and Alumni
to Oppose at Armory.

Undergraduate and alumni Hyatts-
vile High teams battle tonight in their
annual basket ball game on the Ma
tional Guard Armory court at Hyatts-
vile. Play starts at $50 O'Clock.
There will be no admission charge.
Frenchy Cohan, Harold Brown, Bur-
dette Cogar, Warren Kidwell and Jack
Williams will perform for the alumni.
Evening star., 1934-12-28
Gar Wood In Line.

n INNING second in importance to
II the Edenburn Trophy the re-
gatta as planned by Sutton
would include a world championship
event for Glass x outboards followed
by an international 12-litre race and
the first international world cham
pionship event for the 28-litre class.
Scott-Paines Miss Britain III, the
unsuccessful Harmsworth challenger
would be eligible for the 28-litre race
without its superchargers. The COM
mittee believes this event would pro-
duce speeds of close to 100 miles an
hour, while the l2-litre class would
include all Of Americas gold cup boats
together with the foreign pilots who
race in this class.
Without a challenger for the Harms
worth, Gar Wood has promised the
regatta hackers to put his Miss Amer
lea x on the river next Labor day to
try for a new one-mile straightaway
mark.
Evening star., 1934-12-28
Turf Betting at Crest s. Rolls Whoppe Tournament
20 Years Ago
M TuH Star

VY1E1SBACHS are still leading in
w the Commercial Duckpin
League pennant race, but
The Evening Star and Southern
Railway teams are close behind.
On the Welsbach roster are HALEY,
Whalley, Eiseman, v. Oliveri.
Wooden and 8. Oliveri.
DR.. Larkin told Manager Grifith
today that Chick Gandil. the Ma
tionals' first baseman, who injured
his arm, is not seriously hurt.
Utes are heading the flag race in
the Y. M. c. A. Duckpin League.
The 10 leading bowlers Of the
circuit are H. Thomas, Stone,
Barteman, Willard, Etchison. Clark,
Jessup, Thomson, Zirkin and j. r.
Thomas.
Evening star., 1934-12-28
CENTRAL TO SWIM
AGAINST ALUMNI
Old Grads Offer Some Fine
:TaIent-Tech Registers
Double Triumph.

r UNDERGRADUATE and alumni
Il Central High swimming teams
clash tonight in their annual
meet in the Central pool at 8
O'Clock, and plenty of bang-up COM
petition is expected.
Among the standouts listed to per-
form for the grads are Max Rote.
Charity Graves and Buddy Hodgson.
in the sprints; Joe Lyman and Bob
Knight. divers; Bob Varela and Jim
Orme, backstrokers, and Beverly Car
ter and Thornton Burns in the 22o.
Tech Highs rampaging basketers
added their fifth win in as many
starts. when they turned back the
formidable Southern High quint,
Baltimore's championship schoolboy
team last season, in a 1928 tilt last
night in the Tech gymnasium.
A Tech alumni team, however. did
not fare so well in the second game
of double-header, bowling to a team
Of Central grads In a hard-fought
1892 match.
TECHS quint closed fast TO trim
Southern. At the half the Nc
Kinley bunch was clinging to a
lead OF a lone point at 14-l3. but
with long John Billings showing the
way, bombarded the enemy basket in
the late going to win handily. Bill
lings, with II points. and Red DAILY,
with IL. were high scorers for Tech.
Summary:
Evening star., 1934-12-28
CAPABLANCA IN DRAW
Former Chess Champ Held Even
by Euwe in ENGLAND,

HASTINGS, England, December 2S
R.-The first round Of the Interna-
tional Masters tournament, at the an
nual Christmas Chess Congress Of the
Hastings and st. Leonard Chess Club,
was begun today with 10 experts COM
peting. Two games have been finished.
Sir George Thomas being the only
victor. Jose r. Capablanca. former
world champion, drew against DR..
Max Euwe Of Amsterdam.
Evening star., 1934-12-28
Also Have Wrestling.
VYIRESTLING also had developed
w to q considerable extent among
fkASa ne0nle aS related hu

tlieSe people, aS reISteu py
Clapperton:
"They commence by placing the
hands on each others shoulders. OF
their feet they make no use, but fire.
quently stoop down and practice de-
ception to throw the adversary on his
guard. The other will hold his an
tagonist by the hips and, after hold
ing him in the air, dash him against
the ground with stunning violence,
where he lies covered with blood and
unable to continue the contest. A
conquest Of this kind Is greeted by
loud shouts and several vests are
thrown to him by the spectators. g.
'I have seen them foam and bleed
from the mouth and mop from pure
Evening star., 1934-12-28
FINALLY DEFEATS TULSA.

TULSA, Okla, December % R.-
defeated the Chicago cagers five times
in close basket ball games. saw their
old jinx shattered here last night as
the visitors romped of with Mis-
souri, Valley A. A. U. game, 35 to 20.
Evening star., 1934-12-28
sH1KAT TossEs R. DUsEK.

CAMDEN, N. j., December 28.-
Dick Shikat, Philadelphia, former
heavyweight wrestling title claimant,
threw Rudy Dusek of Nebraska here
last night in / hour Is seconds.
Shikat weighed 223. Dusek alo.
Evening star., 1934-12-28
BLUE SUBS WANT TILTS..

Gallaudet reserves are after basket
ball games with unlimited quints for
Friday and Saturday nights at Ken
dali Green, and contest is sought
for tonight. Address David Davido-
witz. assistant manager Of basket bah
ak Gallaudet.
Evening star., 1934-12-28

"HE bench career Of John Nc
Graw with the New York
Giants has been one Of the
i big stories Of sport-hiS
keen analysis of every play,
his sharp eye on every move, his
lashing tongue when some one
pulled bone-head play. Why
did you do that?" barked McGraw
from the bench one day. Well"
said the player, II thought"
What with?" snapped McGraw.
Here is the young manager, sitting
between Bill Kennedy of Pitts
burgh and Jockey Tommy Burns.
watching a young fellow named
Christy Mathewson warm up.
Acme Photos.
(To be continued.)
(Copyright. 1934)
Evening star., 1934-12-28
PLAY COLLEGE QUINTET
Alexandria Firemen Are Hosts to
Davis-Elkins Tonight. -.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. December %
Davis-Elkins basketers play the first
game Of a number they are scheduled
for in this section when they engage
the Columbia Fire Department ouint
tonight on the Armory court here.
The West Virginians engage St. Mary's
Celtics on the same floor tomorrow
night.
Evening star., 1934-12-28
English Player
Vagabond of Ice
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK.-The vagabound OF
~ hockey is lie Roy Colds
worthy, who Is with the Lon
don team at the minute. He has
been traded, sold, or loaned nine
times in the past three years. and
has played with the Olympics.
Red Wings, Black Hawks, Cana
diens and London during this
time.
Evening star., 1934-12-28
Season Records.

High team game-Maryland Dairy
Products. 655.
High team set-Frigidaire 1852
High individual game-Iseman. 1872,
High individual set-Iseman, 454.
High individual averages - Temple
1920: o. X. Hiser, 122-1S: H. NJ Smith
High number strikes+Temple. 81.
High number spayes-P. Wolfe. 1855.
Evening star., 1934-12-28

Techs alumni. with Coach Artie
Boyd of the Mckinley team cast in a
prominent role, rallied resolutely in
the second half, but was unable to
overcome a 29-16 lead held by the
Central grads at the half.
Morio Gregorio for the winners and
Knocky Thomas for the Tech alumni
were high scorers.
Summary.
Evening star., 1934-12-28
Singles Stars Oppose.

4 MONG the high scorers shooting
~ with recent squads at the Ar
cadia were: Daniel Eberly, 78-
674; Samuel s. Smith, 48-663: H. N.
Glasco, 43-65l; William J. Vita, So
$40: w. E. Share, $3.50; Rodger
Doyle. 43-63s. and James Williams,
50-63S.
An interesting preliminary to the
Sholls Cafe-Occidental Restaurant
match at Convention Hall tomorrow
night will bring together Tony San
TIM and Astor Clarke. 1t will start
at 1880 O'Clock. Santini of Sholls and
Clarke Of Occidental are two Of the
most colorful as well as capable duck
pin shooters extant.
A two-bit admission charge will be
levied. with all proceeds going to the
Herald Christmas fund.
Jack Mooney, one of the spryest of
Washington's veteran bowlers, showed
last night he has lost none of his
zip when he rolled 420 set to mark
up a season record in the Lucky
Strike Independent League.
Evening star., 1934-12-28
B BATTLES S
of the
CENTURIES

Here IS another OF q series Of
articles depicting the great fghts
and fighters OF the days uhen pu-
otlism t0Gs young.
Evening star., 1934-12-28
DECLINE IS SHOWN
ONLY IN maryland
Pittsburgh Phil Presents
HomeIy Advice on How
to Make Wagers.

This is the nth OF a series OF ar
ficles discussing the rapid spread
OF gambling and the chances that
the public has OF thinning big
stakes.
Evening star., 1934-12-28
Summary:

Totals. ...16 ? 35 Totals ...l3 6 81
Referee-Joe Mitchell
Evening star., 1934-12-28
7Q9 At COLUMBIA
SECOND HIGHEST
Big Field Shooting Pre|im
at Arcadia-CIarke and
Santini Matched.
BY ROD THOMAS.

NDHEW u. hftAMEn OF tle
~ Holy Name League, didn't
~ know today whether to re-
joice or consider himself a bit
unlucky following q performance in
The Evening Star tournament last
night at the Columbia in which he
spilled $50 sticks. With q 40-pin
handicap added his score was 709, the
second highest yet registered in the
tournament.
"A little better bowling might have
won me the high-set prize for the pre-
liminaries," reasoned Kramer, land
could have qualified with a whole
lot fewer sticks Now I'm wondering
If I can get going that hot when the
final Is rolled. The law Of averages
is plenty against me. A 709 in the
final surely ought to be worth a fat
prize"
And right you are, Andrew. A score
of 709 beyond question would gain
one Of the major awards, 679 having
won the event last year.
Polly Gets a Cracker.
u RAMER wasn't the only star al
n the Columbia last night. Polly
Shugrue, assisted by 35 pin.
handicap, shot GIL to make dead GER
tain Of place in the roll-ofi. in which
most Of the $500 purse will be split.
A big squad rolled last night at the
Arcadia, where Monk Fraser has cullec
an imposing entry. Monk has turned
on full steam in an effort to win the
right to stage the roll-off. one of the
juciest chunks Of business Of the
season.
He has tonight and tomorrow II
finish his preliminary. No bowler vii
be permitted to vote on the oll-ofl
unless he shoots the qualifying set
Leading performers at the Arcadis
last night were George L. Isemanr
with 1852 and Al Tanner with
l5-62l.
Mamie Payne cinched a spot ir
the roll-of wnen she shot GOT at the
King Pin with a 42-stick handicap
1t is becoming increasingly appar-
ent. from the scores rolled by girls
with large handicaps, that Queen Lor-
raine GULL will be fortunate to re-
peat in the final. Not even the great
GULL can shoot 600 sets on all occa-
sions.
Evening star., 1934-12-28
Southern (23).


Totals. ...16 1912 Totals GIL %
Referee-Dave Keppel
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-03-09
Food Shower sa
krasne vydaril


s'Food Shower" pre- sestry u
citel'ky pri osade sv. Cyrha .
Metoda, ktory sa odbyval me-
del'u, sa skvele vydaril. Srdec-
ma vd'aka, vam mole spolusestry
"a vasu stedrost', ze ste boly
talk laskave a obetovaly ste tym
nasim nednavnym sestrickam.
Aspon do6asne ste i'm spomoh-
ly. Uist 'ujem vas, ze ony neza-
budnd ma vas, pri svojich kazdo-
dennych modlitbach. A tiez al
ten ich .nebesky zenich, Jezis
Kristus, ktoremu sa oddaly te-
lom i dusou, sa vam "a to od-
meni a vynahradf yam sto ma
sobne. Lebo riekol, ze al pohar
vody, podany jeho chudobnym,
nezostane bez odmeny.
BalEik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-03-09
MAHoNMa KANkL PRED :.
KoNGREsNf vxB0R

Sef armadnych inzinierov, ma
jor-general Edward NJ. Mark
ham podal uz prajnd zpravu
kongresu Spoj. Statov, v ktorej
odpor1Ga stavbu Mahoning- -Bea.
YER kanzfn. Y zpfave je udane,
ze celia stavba bude stat okolo
$47, 200, 900, z coho 81 milionov
by dala vlada Spoj. Statov a 10
milionov zeleznice, fabriky q
mesta. Tato zprava bude pojed-
havana pred spolocnym vybo-
rom domu zastupcov j senatu u6
v najkratsom case. Ocakava sa
tuhy BOZ proti kanalu so strany
zeleznfc. Ked' navrh ma stavbu
kanalu prejde vo vybore, MET
pochybnosti, ze kongres navrh
odhlasuje. Nemozno vSak urcit' ,
ze jake chytro 50 so stavbou "a
pocne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-03-09
zIADA slgfzENU
PRAUovNBJ DoBY

Gen. Hugh johnson, nacelnfk
NRA, poziadal vsetky priemy-
sic a podniky, aby snixly pra-
covnd do'bu 0 10 percent, to jest
20 40 hodin ma 8S hodin tyx-
denne. Toto majd vykonat' cfm
skorej. A pohrozil, ze ked' to
nevykonajl dobrovol ne, vyko-
naj1 to ro1kazu vlady.
Keby tunajsie oceliarne a inc
podniky snizily pracovnd dobu
o 10 percent, asi 2,7O0 robotni-
kov by dostalo robotu. johnson
'ziada al podvysenie mzdy 0 10
percent.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-03-09
Slovak rozlniazzdeny
v oceliarskom mlyne
I'm Bfc zchytsn$ 7-inSovsJ!ti1m1i
valcami a Republic Steel Y pom.
delok, zomrsl o PR mint Y ne
mocnici,

Jan Sic, dobre znamy Slovak
z {. 2606 Shirley Rd., zahynul
strasnou smrt 'ou v pondelok o
5. hodine vecer. Mastil ocel'ove
valce v blooming mlyne Re-
public Steel Corp, ked' ktosi
pustil mlyn do pohybu a Sica
vtiahlo medzi 7-incov4 valce
Zpomedzi valcov Dol -vyhodeny
do jamy oelkom rozmiazdeny.
No este bola v nom iskra zivo-
ia, preto Dol rychle odvezeny
do nemocnice, ale Is min1t po
nehode vypustil dusu. Nebohy
Dol tri roxy bez prace a zacal
pracovat' len nedavno. Bol 49,
rocny.
Zanechava manzelku Annu
Sic, dcery Annu a Dorotu, sy-
nov Jana a Rajmonda, bratov
Michala v Rankin, Pa. a Jura-
ja v Brownsville, Pa. a sestru
Annu Stritko ma Slovensku. v
Amerike sa zdrzoval 81 rokov a
z toho v Youngstowne 16 rokov.
Boil 1dom miestneho cisla SLOW.
Presb. Kalvinskej Jednoty a
miestnej presb. kalv. cirkve slo-
venskej. Pohrab neSt'astneho
Slov&ka Dol vo stvrtok popolu-
dni. Pochovany Dol v Lake Park
cintorine.
Hl'a, taky je zivot slovenske-
no robotnfka!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-03-09
Cirkevny casopis
chv&li Slovakov
Prof. Mr6zek q spevokol osady
sv. Matsja spominani v THE
Catholic Uhoirmaster''.

"The Catholic Choirmaster" ,
organ pre- sbormajstrov katoli-
ckych kostolnych spevokolov u
verejnil v poslednom cisle vel'-
mi priaznivy posudok 0 Missa
in honore Epiphanae Domini"
ktord slo6il mas dobre znamy
prof. Otto Mr6zek, sbormajster
spevolkolu sv. Mateja ma Lam
singville. Kritik pise, ze tato o.
msa je pisana v dobrom, solid
nom Cecilianskom style, sviaza-
ma dovedna tematom; je vel'mi
melodicka a bohata harmonicky.
Kritik odpordca tdto omsu vse-
tkym katolickym sborom A.
merike. Prof. Mrazek je ziakom
slavneho hudobneho skladatel'a
Leo Janacka a graduoval "Mu.
sica Sacra" v Brne.
Kritik pochvalil spevokol
sv. Mateja a spevokol Epiphany
z PMtsburghu, ktore spolo6ne
spievaly prof. Mrazekovu omsu
ako v Pittsburghu, tax tuna
Kritik doklada: "Mnohe z ma
sich kult1rnych stredisk by 81
mohly what dobry prfklad Z
tychto t'azko-pracujIcich Slo
vakov v Youngstown, Ohio"
My srdecne blahozelame axe
prof. Mrazekovi, tax clenon
spevokolu k takejto vyborne,
kritike v prednom katolfckon
Gasopise. aa
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-03-09

Andrej J. Tressa vracal "a Z A.
konu so svojou snhbenicou,
ked' donho vrazil zadny VOC ma
kladnsho auta.

Andrej J. Tressa, 24-rocny
slovensky mladik z Madison
Ave-, Campbell, Dol smrtel'ne ra-
neny a 81. Anna Floco, 21-rocna,
Mckinley ave-, Campbell, bola
t'azko ranena v srazke ich auta
so zadnym vozom nakladneho
auta vo stvrtok' o pol 3. rano,
ked' sa vracali z Akronu domov.
Nest 'astie sa prihodilo pri Brim-
field. 81. Floco udala, ze Tnessa
Dol oslepeny svetlami nakladne-
ho auta a chcel zastavit', ale uz
bolo pozde, lebo zadny VOC, pri-
pojent k troku, blsl do ich ka.
ry takou silou, ze Tressa utrpel
dvojnasobne prebitie lebky a 81.
Floco bola t'azko ranena. Stat
ma policia zaviezla oboch do ne
mocnice sv. TomaSa v Akron,
ktorej kaplanom je Rev. J. J..
Frena Youngstown. Tressa
zomrel tam o AS popoludni.
81. Floco nebola ami sdelena
smrt jej snlbenca, 8 ktorym sa
mala pobrat' po Vel'kej Noci.
Sndbenci boil professionally
zabavnici a v t1 noe vystupo-
vail v Ritz klube ako tanecnici.
Tressa Dol tiez zamestnany v hu-
dobnickom obchode Wurlitzer a
81. Floco u Strouss-Hirshber
Pohonic nakladneho auta, E. O.
Goodwin z Dayton, O., bol are
stovany, lebo nemal ami licens.
Nebohy Dol synom Jana Tres
su a manzelky. Zanechava bra
ia Juraja a stryka Andreja. Boil
graduantom Memorial High sko-
" a clenom Odboru 722. N. s. s.
Pohrab mu bude pondelok ra-
no 2 domu smltku q chr&mu sv.
Jana Krstitel'a. Pohrabne obra-
dy vykon& Rev. Juraj p. No
wax. Pochovany bude ma sloven-
skom cintorfne sv. jana Krst.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-03-09
Spolocna vetera
Marii a Jozefov
Bude ' nsdsl'u, 26. marcs ' Oh
dc ~. Alxbety V Haselton.

Marie q Jozefovia z osady sv.
AEbety usporiadajd ma nedelu
vecer, Is. marca spolocn1 vece-
ru ma oslavenie svojich menin.
Vecera bude v osadnej hale ma
N. Haseltine Ave. a jake oby-
cajne, bude to bohata ve6era q
vyborna zabava. Vsetky Marie
a Jozefovia, ako j ct. slovensk6
.obecenstvo je srdecne pocvane
ma tito oslavu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-03-09
zDRAvU BEzRoBoTNfUH
u V1L'lH SLABf

Ma konferencii nemocniGnych
lekarov q osetrovateliek Y New
Yorku bolo ozn&mene, x me-
.ixi bezrobotnymi j. 8 IS per-
cent Wac nemoci, ako medsi ~
,nestnan5mi. PriGinou toho je
l,odvyxiva, starost' . buddcnost'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-03-09
NEOBCANIA NEsM6
PRAC0vAT PRI MEsTE

Komisia civilnej sludby dala
rozkaz, ze vsetci zamestnanci
mesta a skolskej rady musia byt'
obcanmi Spojenych Statov. Do
kym neni zistene obcanstvo ka-
zdeho zamestnanca, komisia me-
potvrdf ziadnu vyplatu. Medzi
zamestnancov mesta q Skolakej
rady zahrnuti sl j nadenni ro-
bOtnici.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-03-09
lMoHo PRIsfAHovALooV
"a VRACIA DOlCoV

Medzinlrodn& dradovna pr&ce
Y zeneve oxnamuje, xe +. 1882
vratilo e. domov 0. 40, 900 prii-
st'ahovalcov Wac, mel ich pri-
30 do Spoj, St&tov. Podobne Cd
cAAdxa donov mnoho prist'aho-
valcov : Msxika. Argentiny Ka-
Aady ) M
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-03-09
Madns kopirovanis
cud6oh syst6mov.

Situacia v marci 1888 bola Ia
ka hroziva, 3e musely byt' mai
den6 lieky. Ciel'om bolo, podAt'
tie lieky ma americky sp6sob .
nekopirovat' tie, ktor& s1 w
probdvan6 v inych krajinAch,
kde nemajd TAXI demokratiekd
formu vlAdy, ako my. Niekedy
mi je smie6no, niekedy smutno
- q myslfm, Ie kazdAmu Ame-
rikanovi ked' Gftam alebo po-
cuvam zalostne prehlasy nisltto-
rtch spisovatel 'ov q recnikov,
ze SINE 50 dali alebo ma komu.
MINUS q kolektivizmus alebo
5e SINE prijali fa5izmus a dix
tat6ru, Pravdou ie, 6e Y rad
rokov demokracia u MS nefnn-
govala. Pre- nehybnost' vod1ov
q Yudu, vl&da upadla do f6k
Svlastnych skupin, ktor6 q w
mahsly 1vlaItne v5hody . DO
r6k jednotiivcov, ktori verili; Se
q dost' silni udrxat' Y svojieh
I -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-03-09
PRI&LY P0TRAVugY
PRE- NtDNgY0H

Omamuje sa, ze toho tySdha
prislo pol-osmej tony hovadzie-
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