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ton is a vast system of small
homesteadS for these landleSs
workers. The government has the
money in hand now to start buy
ing up tracts of land and sub
dividing them into 10 and 20-acre
plots for these choppers and
tenants.
"TF the Bankhead bill is passed
Il it will put the great project
on firm basis. .. America must
make up her mind now whether
she will turn into land of great
holdings with slave workers or
become a nation of small, indie
pendent farmers who can become
useful, intelligent citizens"
Today in Arkansas these ten
ants and choppers have no vote
and no way of protest except
through their underground union.
The last session of the state
Legislature passed a law that per-
mits only those who have both
their 1885 and 1884 poll tax slips
to vote. 1t is a virtual disfran-
chisement of all toilers.
1t gives back to the old-time.
black-hatted, pistol-toting politi-
cal boss the power that controlled
voting has for long put into his
inefficient and grating hands.
TOMORROW-The new pioneers
at Dyess Colony.
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A Shot in Every II Years

VET, the only certain way to discover whether a
Il big gun has developed fadeaway outcurve or
hop on its fast is to try it now and again. This
can not be done without considerable noise and vi
bration in the immediate neghborhood of the piece.
all contrary to the composure of the neghbors and
the safety or the souvenir teapot which was won,
at considerable expense, at the japanese roll-the-
ball fake on the boardwalk in Atlantic City when the
gentleman and lady of the house were bride and
groom.
Practical firing may be reduced to minimum
and theoretical tests may certain purposes be-
tween times, with crews going through all the mo-
tions and a sergeant to YELL Bang" in a moduated
voice. calculated not to wake the baby But one shot
for each gun every II years hardly be con-
demned as excessive gun play and the warriors Of
the human have become bold that it is
taking long chance to depend enemy'S being
put to rout by a sergeants cry of Bang"
There are battles on record which by
the ntimidating power of suggestion. the Russians
mere sight of pile of cannon balls SO big that
common should have told them that no artil-
lery then existing could heave them If the military
of the world still naive as that, then
Hollywood would become the American Krupps, for
there is no place on earth where such convincing
illusions may be wrought in such materials wood,
canvas and paint Visiting of Mr.. De Miles
biblical sets afternoon in Hollywood your CORE
spondent ierked with might and main to lift iron
war-cub and nearly fell over backward when the
weapon proved to have been made of a few ounces
of rubber.
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to Presidents, Cabinet officers
and minor Federal employees with
equal ease. Quite often he has
said mo" to the New Deal, even
on some of it's most cherished
projects.
From those conflicts, many have
gained the impression that McCarl
and the President we're bitter
enemies who might not even speak
to each other, let alone go fishing
together.
MIR. ROOSEVELT actually
1V1 thinks very highly of McCarl.
He knows the responsibility that
rests on McCarl and knows that
he discharges it without fear or
favor. Relations between McCarls
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A PROMINENT of John Dick

A PROMINENT of John Dick
L n inson as assisting Attorney
General in charge of trust-buSting
is causing a lot of eyebrow rails
ing on Capitol Hill.
Dickinson was in salubrious sur
roundings as assistant Secretary
of Commerce, where his chief, Dan
Roper, set as his high duty the
protection of Big Business. In
preparation for this John once
served as counsel for the Sugar
Trust and was a member Of the
prosperous Wall Street law firm
of Sullivan e. Cromwell.
Also, he once wrote an article
in the American Bar Association
Journal advocating important
notifications of the Sherman
Antitrust Act. Finally, he
headed a committee which at
tempted to stymie the Securities
Act by recommending that no
legislation be passed for two or
three years.
After all of which. Mr.. Dick
inson is given the duty of up
holding the Sherman Anti-Tru
Act and of enforcing the Securi-
ties and Exchange Acts.
THE star attraction at Prof.
i Rex Tugwell's recent social
welfare conference at Buck Hill
Falls, Pa, was Mrs. Franklin D.
Roosevelt.
In honor OF the First Lady,
Prof. Tugwell threw dance. The
event was widely ballyhooed and
a large crowd attended.
But Mrs. Roosevelt failed to ap-
pear.
Her absence aroused much Gu
rioSity and next morning one Of
her local friends commented on
the fact to her.
I'VE all missed you very much,
she said.
Il would have liked very much
to have come" Mrs. Roosevelt
replied.
We'll. why didn't you?"
Because I was not invited"
Copyright. 1855, BY United Feature
Syndicate. Inch
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one of the finest tackles who ever played on Har-
ward football team. Some have even said that he
deserves place on the mythical all-time All-Amer-
lea In spite Of my admiration for the man don't
think he's quite as good as that but may be blinded
by poitcal craftsmanship 1 saw him in all his games.
We were both members Of the class Of 1910, and 1t
seemed to me that some of his opponents outsmarted
Ham He was strong OK, and nobody could
gain by a play which right over him. but it was
possible to trek him out Of position. And that too,
liz spite of the fact that he played little too high
But if Fish Is the candidate there won't be any
Joe Brooks or West Ralph Boomer running
against him He will be by all odds the best foot
ball player who has ever been pointed at the White
House
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BY FRAZIER HINT

Copyright. 1885. NEA Service. Incj
THEY were "chopping"
cotton in the brown and
black fields when | drove
through Poinsett County,
seat of the sharecroppers
war in eastern Arkansas.
"Chopping" is a local word
for hoeing ont the un-
needed cotton plants.
Groups of white and colored
cotton workers, men, women and
children, marched across the rich
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out considerable inconvenience to
persons living nearby. Necessity,
that prolific mother, has produced
a silent, or theoretical. piano key
board which emits only dull. fuzzy
thumpS for the convenience of con-
cert artists on tour who might
otherwise be tossed out of their no.
tells for annoying their fellow
guests, free of charge, with the
same music which they would have
to pay money to hear under formal
conditions behind the turnstiles.
But the same mother has been
unable to do anything worth while
for those who attack the more
rnncn11c t1,r,cc Of horns hnca11ce eY-
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EUEnough
BY
WESTbROOK PEGLER

4 LII persons who have studied the slip-horn or
n the saxophone will sympathi7e with the United
States coast artillery IN its current dilemma regard
ing the two l6inch guns at Fl. Tilden, N Y. These
guns have been silent for u years and were to have
been fired recently to determine whether they could
shoot, but the test has been postponed out of con-
Sideration for the neighbors.
cannon has this in common with certain mu-
steal instruments that it not be mastered with
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Southern-born attorney for the
Union.
Don't let any one around here
know that you're a newspaper
man or they'll either shut up like
a clam or run you out of town."
he told me. 81 have to go armed
all the time. A mob came to my
house to lynch me but 1 bluffed
them Off" He was a quiet, I'M
assuming man who looked like
the soul of peace.
I asked him for some exact
figures regarding tenancy in the
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Intimate and enlightening talks with
the sharecroppers feature this eighth
article in the series of IL which Frazier
Hunt. noted author and journalist. has
written for The Indianapolis Times. Mr..
Hunt has Travelled the length and
breadth Of the land. Listening to
America" and impartially reporting what
ne has heard
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fields, each on
his OWL row.
l n S o nj e
strange W a y
t h e y r e
minded me of
Chinece COOL
lie S working
in the fields
of soy beans
aIon g t h e
South M a n
churisn rail-
road in what
is now Japan
csc controlled
M a n C hukuo.
Only there in
distant North
china thorn
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EARL CRAWFORD HEARD
AT ROTARY LUNCHEON
Proposes Golden Rule as Substitute
for the NRA.

The Golden Rule was proposed as
substitute for the NRA by Earl
Crawford. president of the Fayette
Bank and Trust Co., Connersville,
in an address before members of the
indianapolis Rotary Club at a
luncheon meeting in the Claypool
today.
The Golden Rule never will be
declared unconstitutional by any
tribunal and we need more of its
attitude in the banking business and
in the general business policies Of
the nation" Mr. Crawford said.
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perienCe has confirmed the finding of Weber and
Fields that wind which goes in ever so sweet may still
come out ever so sour Practical trial and error is
the only system by which the patient may learn to
produce sweet wind out of horn and, for this rea
son. trombonsts saxophonists, CornetStS and clari-
netists have become sort of race apart prosecuted,
suen suspicious and defensive. 1t will be the sim
cere hope of those who believe in strong national
defense that the coast artillery corps will not be
reduced to the same unhappy condition.
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DAILY WASHINGTON
MERRY-GO-ROUND

WASHINGTON July woks-rel entered
w
For months remained unused Act of Congress- during
heaved and rocked who
they should prOmugate
getting And the of red
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Your Health
by DIR. MORRIS FISHBEIN-

II EMOVAL. of corns alone will not cure the corns
N You must also correct the cause from winch
corns are developed.
You can get corns on your hands, as well as you
can ON YOUR toes In playing golf. if you hold the
club too tightly or in the wrong manner, you can get
calluses on your hands from the RUBBING. In the
same way a workman will develop callus from the
way he holds a hammer.
And. sometimes. the center OF caIus VIII oe-
velop corn.
But it is on the feet that corns give trouble.
They are found most frequently on toe joint when
there is a hammer toe, or between the toes when
they are crowded into tight shoes.
Shoes that are too small. too large. or shaped
poorly are bound to produce cOrns.
A CALIUS may be removed by using a sharp
n blade. and if the source Of irritation is
stopped the callus will not return In the same way,
q corn may be removed by any one of a number OF
means and if the shoes are changed and the pres
sure removed the corn will not return.
1t is difficult however to change the style of
persons walking or to cause him-and particularly
her-to change completely the style of the shoes
Therefore corns usually seen returning again
ano again after removal.
Most corn removers that are sold in drug stores
contain salicylic acid Usually it is best. before at
tempting the removal of any kind of a corn by
corn plaster any chemical substance, to soak the
feet in hot water for at least 10 to 80 minutes.
Then the material for removing the corn should
be applied to the only for it is very irritating
and will destroy the normal skin.
COFT corns usually occur between the fourth and
~ fifth toes. They are caused by pressure friction
between the first small bone of the fourth toe and
the head Of the first small bone of the fifth toe.
The wearing of short and narrow pointed shoes
serves TO bend the little toe backward far enough
TO produce this pressure. Usually these cornS may
be removed as others removed but if they are
very tender il may not be safe to treat them with
the chemical mixtures.
Specialists in disease Of the skin sometimes treat
these corns with radiuIn, and occasionally also re-
move them with dessication brought about by the
electric needle
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McCarl Says Yes!
Of All Things! Comptroller General Goes Fishing
With President Roosevelt!
BIZ United Press


WASHINGTON July 3Many people scarcely could believe their
w they Comptroller General John Raymond
norman fishing with President
Roosevelt
expenditures McCarlS scrutiny
intentions mo"
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Inc u -. =. mas Deen IOOking
for an active young man capable Of
making a lot of speeches. Well,
Ham Fish has got a speech and a
magnificent physique. He is
loyal party man. standing six feet
four and weighing 2l5 pounds.
What more could the most exacting
Grass ROoter require?
And let me add in further praise
Of Fish that the DIS pounds is all
bone and muscle. In taking Fish
you are getting solid sinew and no
fancy ideas-Or any others, for that
matter.
The campaign issue, of course,
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Q-Is man who deserts from the Army in time
Of peace subject TO arrest as a deSerter?
Ale is liable 10 arrest for three years after the
date Of desertion After that he is immune from
rest, provided he has lived continuously in the
United States under his true name during the three
years following his desertion he may then apply for
discharge.
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II Seems hM
BY
Haywood BROUN

WHEN I first heard Ham Fish mentioned as a
w possible candidate for the presidency 1
laughed Naturally I thought it a locker-rOom
story which would wind up with some gag line such
as But Peoria isn't very big town" And even
when I discovered that Hams name was being
banded about quite seriously it still seemed to a
Joke Now I wish to apologize 10 Mr.. Fish and TO
his friends The Republican Party could pick no
more suitable standard bearer.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-05
Poriadok hier
JEDNOTARSKEJ LfCY
v DRUHEJ POLSEZONE,

7. jlla-Lansingville VS.
Struthers v Struthers, 1915.
Youngstown VS. Steelton,
Borts field, 1915.
Haselton VS. Campbell ma
Lotus, o 1915.
Farrell, Bye.
Id. jula-Youngstown VS.
Lansingville ma Shady Run.
Struthers VS. Steelton ma
Borts field.
Campbell VS. Farrell vo
Farrell.
Haselton, Bye.
FL. jula-Lansingville VS.
Haselton ma Oakland field.
Farrell VS. Steelton ma
Borts.
Youngstown VS. Campbell
ma Lotus.
Struthers, Bye.
2S. jdla-Farrell VS. Ian.
singville ma Shady Run.
Steelton VS. Haselton na
| Oakland.
Campbell VS. Struthers '
Struthers.
Youngstown - Bye.
4. augusta-Lansingville
VS. Campbell ma Lotus field
Struthers VS. Haselton n;
Oakland field.
Youngstown VS. Farrell v,
Farrell.
Steelton - Bye.
IL. augusta-Steelton VI
Campbell ma Lotus.
Haselton VS. Youngstown
ma Shady Run.
Farrell VS. Struthers " Stru
theirs.
Lansingville - Bye.
Upozornenie: Vsetky hr,
" druhej polsezone, okren
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ROSE RUG COMPANY

Rose Rug Company, 845
Wick Avenue v tomto meste,
specializuje sa len v kober-
coch kazdeho druhu. Ma IT,
sfce kobercov a pokrovcov
ma vyber. The Rose Rug Co.
ma tiez oddelenie, v ktorom
predava upotrebene koberce
a najdete tam dobre koberce
9x12 vel'kosti al len "a tri
dolare a vyse. Tisice pokrov-
GOV je po 25 centov a vyse.
"Priatel'ska obsluha je
heslom tohto obchodu a kaz-
dy ju tam dostane.
Neopomente navstivit' The
Rose Rug Company. Tam ma.
ju al fajny linoleum v tom
najvacsom vybere a "a vel.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-05
vo Farrell, zacinajli 20 u
1915 po obede. ziadne hry
nebud1 hrane ma Stambaugh
hrisku ' tejto polsezone.
v Parizi postavia chr1m ".
Cyrila D Metoda.

Parizsky arcibiskup kardi-
nal Verdier rozhodol, ze ma
uctenie pamiatky slovan-s
skych apostolov sv. Cyrila q
Metoda bude v 20. pariz-
skom okrese vybudovany no.
w chram, ktory ponesie ichs
memo. Zakladny kamen po-0
lozil v nedepu, 2. juna sam
kardinal. Tento kardinal bu-
de osobnym zastupcorn pa
peza ma katolickych slavno-
stiach, ktore sa toho leta bu-
du odbyvat' v Prahe.
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co TO LEN BUDE MA
IL. AUGUSTA?!

Ako pocdvame, father Be-
gala robi vel'ke pripravy ma
put do Bedford. Me je div,
vsak on je farar najstarsej
slovenskej osady. Ked' ia O.
sada nebude West, tax kto
my?
Bude to vel'ka vec. "Busi'
a automobily pojdu vedno --
spolu, ME potrateno - aby
to malo vyzor odpustu.
Pravda, kazdy sa musi
yeas postarat' o svose tike-
ty. Mozete uz ich dostat' ma
fare sv. Cyrila a Metoda, ma
fare sv. Alzbety, u Mrs. Bu'
daj alebo u Mrs. Rudi - a.
lebo u Mrs. Hnat.
Tiket S1.5O - pravda, v
tom je obed zaratany.
Program celeho odpustu
dame do buduceho cisla.
TAX ma II. augusta.
Ukazme celemu svetu, ze
Slovac miluje to, Go je jej.
Vybor
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-05

mi mike ceny, take kazda
domacnost' moze mat peknu
dlazku v kuchyni a kupelni.
The Rose Rug Company
srdecne uvita kazdeho ma
vstevnika, ktory 81 pride OBJ
zriet' ich zasoby Administer,
Wilton a zamatovych kober-
Gov. Tiez tam najdete ute
sene porcove pokrovce.
Slovaci a Slovenky, ktori
nehovoria anglicky, mech pri-
du smele do tohto obchodu,
lebo tam sa hovorf po slo-
vensky. Kazdy bude zdvorile
obsldzeny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-05
FORD RADIO ROZHLAS
BUDE OBNOVENY

Ford Sunday Evening
Hour, jeden z najkrajsfch
rozhlasov minuvsej sa radio
sezony, bude obnoveny 20.
septembra, oznamuje sa z
Detroitu.
Buduci rozhlas bude "a 80
tyzdnov, V ktorom ucinko-
vat bude Ford Symphony
orchestra a chor, pod vede-
MIN Viktora Kolara, spolu-
direktora Detroit Symphony
orchestry. Okrem toho wy
stupia i slavni umelci V spe-
We a hudbe, a sice:
20. sept. Jasa Heifetz, hu.
slista; 6. okt. Lucrezia Bori
soprano IS. okt. Jul. Huehp,
basovy BARTON; 20. okt. Da.
lies Frantz, pianist; 27. okt
Richard Crooks, tenor; 3. no
vembra Jos. Szigeti, huslista
10. nov. Misa Levitzki, pia
mist; II. nov. Cyrena Var
Gordon, kontralto; "a. nov
Kristen Flagstad, nova sved'
ska sopranistka; l. dec. AL
bert Spaulding, huslista; 8
dec. Lawrence Melchior, te
nor; Is. dec. Elisabeth Reth
berg, soprano; %. dec. Oper
ny kvartet: Crete Stueckgold
soprano; Kathry Meisle, kon
tralto; Richard Crooks, te
nor a Ezio PIMA, bas.
Rozhovory Williama j. Ca
merona budu tiez ma pro
CRANE.
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tajornn

ri: He who dies rich, dies
disgraced. - Kto zomre: bo-
haty, zomre potupeny.. Jestli
ze je bohatemu potupou u
mierat', tyrn .vacsou mu je
zit'. Jestli zije pre- sam Sc
ba. '"Znam tvoju chudobu,
ale 81 bohata - odkazuje
Kristus cirkvi v Smyrne. Pre-
Co? Preto, ze cirkevnici zili
nielen pre- seba, ale j pre-
svojho blizneho. Zbohatli
chudobou.
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bez akehokol'vek hmotneho
zaopatrenia. Ona t'azko pra-
covala, aby ich vsetky dala
vyskolit'. Pc vyskoleni sa po-
vracali a pozenili j povyda-
valy. Ona lila asi 2 roxy a
konecne klesla v ziali. Pri
jej posteli kl'akol najstarsi
synsa povedal: "Jak dobra 81
bola ku nam, mama. Ona
otvorila slabe 1sta a riekla
'1To 81 mi nikdy nepovedal,
John" Usmev 50 jej list
stratil a ona odisla do vec-
nosti.
Tato rnatka schudobnela,
aby jej dietky zbohatly, ale
vd'acnosti sa cd Mich nedo-
lila. O, jak to boil! Pan Je-
zis schudobnel pre- ludf a
oni no potion pribili ma krfz,
a pribijaju hp az do dnes.
My SINE zbohatli jeho chu-
dobou, ME hmotne. Ale bo-
hatstvo tohtU sveta este ne
ni6 vsetko. Mr.. Carnegie Y
The Gospel Of Wealth hovo-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-05
SLOW. Baseball Liga
(Dokoncenie s l. strany.)

Cata Hubbard New Deal
Lunches vyhrala polsezonove
campionstvo Slovenskej Base
ball Ligy porazenfm struth-
erskej caty osady sv. Petra a
Pavla skorom 6 ku 2. Bolo
to vit'azstvo hlavpe picera
Lefty" McKenzieho, ktory
boil V nedel'u vo vel'mi do
brej forme, dovoliac protiv-
nixon udriet' lobdu len tri
razy. Vystrajkoval IL. Hra
sa zacala subojom medzi pi-
cermi, ale Flip Stropic osla-
bol znacne v siestom iningu.
Alex Dankovic boil najlepsim
strelcom Hubbardcanov. Do
stal singlu, triplu i home run.
Hubbardcania sk6rovali po
prvy raz vo stvrtom, ked'
Dankovic udrel triplu a sk6-
roval ma Zorziho "bunt" po-
zdlz ciary tretej bazy a ked'
Nivert nelapil Stropicov "a
hod domov.
Cata Petra a Pavla zrobi-
la diva obehy vo stvrtom,
ked' jedno "a druhym ude-
rili lobdu McMullin, Coppo-
la a Cepleci. A to bolo cele
ich skorovanie. Hubbardca-
MIA skorovali Ease v siestom,
siedmom a diva razy v osmom
Ease v deviation. Stefan &C.
pleci hral vyborne "a pora-
zenu catu. On lapil lobby v
behu a vohnal jeden 20 sko-
row svojej caty.
Lansingville vyhral!
V t'azkom zapase S catou
osady P. Marie, lansingvill.
ski Slovaci sk6rovali v devia'
tom iningu diva razy pora'
zili svojich protivnikov sko'
rom 16 ku Is ma Shady Rur
hrisku.
Cata osady P. Marie mals
hladku cestu "a sedem inin
gov, ale Lansingvillcania in
boil vzdy "a patami a v ko
necnom iningu sa pochlapil
a vyhrali. Clontz zacal inine
"a Lansingville ma konci hry
so singlou. Auchter udrel tri
plu, skorujuc Clontza a san
dobehnul domov ma Bortzovl
singlu. Auchter viedol utol
Lansingvillcanov S dvomt
duplami, jednou triplou je
dnou singlou. Cyril Mikula
caty P. M. tiez dobre bill.
Farrell ma vrchu
Sk6rujuc sedem obehov
tret'o ON iningu, farrellska ca
ia Y. M. S. A. Pahko zvit'a
zila mad Haselton Dodger
sk6rom Is ku s. vo Farrell.
Farrellcania vyhnali Jan'
Oblock z pozicie v tret'on
iningu a tiez bill cd zenich'
Marty Simcaka S dobrym u
spechom. Wright, lapac Far
rellcanov, dostal svoj tret
home run tejto sezony. Pan
dza, tiez Farrellcan, udre
home run v prvom.
Schodza ligy
Vsetci spravcovia a zastup
covia ciat Su ziadani, alb,
prisli ma schodzu ligy v pom
delok vecer O 8. do Camp
bell City Hall. Al sk6rer
mech pridu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-05

Vsetci spravcovia a zastup-
covia ciat Su ziadanf, ably
prisli ma sch6dzu ligy v pom
delok vecer O 8. do Camp
bell City Hall. Al sk6reri
mech pridu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-05

- Len v Youngstownskych
Slovenskych Novinach sa do
citate slovenskom zivote ma
Mahoning doline.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-05
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