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The Bohemian Review, volume 2, no… (1918)

The most important practical action decided upon by the committee was to organize immediately in this country large supplies of clothing, shoes, agricultural and industrial tools, machinery and other supplies and to export them to Slovakia as soon as practicable after hostilities cease. The goods will be sold to the people at cost price and on easy terms so that even the poorest Slovak farmer or laborer might be enabled to purchase the necessaries of life and of his calling.
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The Bohemian Review, volume 2, no… (1918)

A meeting was held in Pittsburgh on October 30th to make preparations on behalf of the Slovak League to have their case properly presented at the coming peace conference and to take some action with reference to reconstruction in Slovakia after the war. The committee in charge of this work was appointed by the Slovak League and consists of the following gentlemen: Albert Mamatej, president of the League, Jan Janček, secretary of the League, Joseph Hušek, of Middletown, Pa., Milan Getting, of Perth-Amboy, N. J., Ivan Bielek and Paul Sochaň of Pittsburgh, and Joza Žák of Washington.
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