davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18

Bryant were the hack field Hturs
OF the game and each performed
IN manner that left little dOubf
Of their value to the CnlumuH
team Perrenot showed the same
steady Improvement which has
characterized his play from the
moment he reported for practice.
he made the initial score Of the
game. n drop kick that cleared
the bar from a distance OF IS or
81 yards, also scored one touch
down and, oh. boy how he could
hit the line. II the CaIumus team
held this FOUNDER back and used
him for line gains alone they
have m ace in tee hole He not
only hit and hit hard but HIS open
field running was great
stuuey shea got into the game for
[ short time and the appearance II
/ this veteran did a great deal toward
bolstering the Caumus back field
And the line Held.
Jimmy Kilburn's sensational tackle
remained the outstanding feature Of
the first half which vas scoreless
unless 20 vas the holding Of the
Calumus line when the ball was with
in less than q yard Of the club goal
lire. But in the second the downtown
boys woke up. The third period had
not gone any time until Perrenot
placed a drop kick between the posts
sam Rethea followed this Up with his
sensational interference Of a forward
pass and raced s. yards 20 a touch
down and from then on the Calumus
maintained the offensive as Perrenot
kicked goal. First west caught
long. forward pass from the hands Of
Bryant and raced across for q touch
down and then Perrenot added further
honors TO his record for the day by
tween the posts.
BryautH forward passing vas
splendid. He shot the bail square
y into the hands Of n club player
in each instance. He had a rival
for this IN Miller and Seal in the
cavalry lineup as these two boys
did some good passing them
selves. H'ilft, who took hZLlhurn's
place At quarter, played a good
game
The Calumus strength was placed
in the ability Of its subs in many in
stances and these boys did great
work. Tom Talbot arriving late was
another man who got into the game
lust long enough 20 show his real
worth 20 the team
Scoremakers and linoups follow
Celurus. Position sth Cavalry.
West -.-..-..---------.--. Shepard
Right end
1raEruder -.---.---.-.-.-- Iolinski
Right tackle.
Plight guard
MoGrsgor .-....-..-------..--..-- sehsid
Center
Tom Talbot $4,000 --------.- -'azii
Left guard.
Douahue -----.--.-..- ..---.--s 4-esss1
Left tackle
AlcAsrny 1890. -. -----'--- soll---
ouarterhaci-
RlEht halfhzcE.
FullbacE-
Eerreuot $4,000. a-AE-lA
Left haifback.
substitutions-
Plztt for Elnurn. Bryant for shea Nor
ris for Roberts Dawson for Talbot. Wca-
yer for Miller. Miner for weaver weaver
Tor Martin
Touchdovrns By Quarters.
{ Total
.----.---f
FIELD goals. Perrenot. Z Goals from
touchdowns. BRYANT g. Touchdowns made, I
by Perrenor. j. Bethea- J. West J.
Referee. Van Surdam-
Umpire. Jimmy Duty
Field judge. A. L. Holm
Tommy Carter and Francis Broadduz. Z
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18

A-HaNA aAAAAH aNaHl--H'-g ~~A--a
touchdowns. BRYANT g Touchdowns made,
By Perrenor. j. Bethea- y west l.
Referee. Van Eurdan-
Umpire. Jimmy Duty
Fisld judge. A. L. Hulm-
Tommy Carter and Francis Broadduz.
tinekeepeu-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18

Head Linesman-Leon Robbins
As a preliminary 10 the main game.
the third team Of the Agricultural
college played the first team Of Las
Cruces high school The high school
was defeated with a score Of 1910.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-20
STANDING OF TIE TEAMS.
OH League.

The Y. NJ. c. A. bowling leagues
closed their schedules Saturday
night until after the holidays, with
Harvey Young pinsters in the lime
Light of the OIL league and tn
Transcontinental five on top OF tn
Commercial league. The bowlers
will not become active In league
form until January 4.
Tonight the "Y" alleys will be the
scene OF a match between the Ar
cadc rollers and picked team OF
~" rollers.
High total pins last week OH
league--Cosden, 2.66f: Pritchard,
2.624; Noble. 2.535. Commercial
league - Transcontinental, 2,2iA,
Mid Co, 2.226: Gilliland. 2,22l.
High single game: OH league
Pritchard. 933; Cosden. 922. Noble
500. Commercial leaguc-Trans-
continental. 1s0; Mid-Co.. 766, Gil
liland, 764.
High individual scores last week
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-20
An Honest Community.

A visitor TO midland town In
England was trying to convince an
nhabitant of the honesty OF the
town he had come from, but, falling
to make him believe that 1t was
more so than any other place
:hought to prove 1t by relating the
following incident. Said he:
"A lady friend OF mine on one
occasion hung her diamod bracelet
on n lamp post In our town and left
| there ior about two hours. When
she returned It was still there"
The bracelet was?" quericd the
frieid, with an incrednlous smile.
NO; the lamp post" replied the
visitor. Post,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-20
ASKS PRAYER AS GIFT
ORPHAN, CRIPPLED,
Continued From Page Ono.

Continaed From Page One.
lieve wagon could be brought up
the stairs.
"Thon I would like n pistol that
shoots paper caps" said Davie.
"Why. Davie, II you had n pistol
don't you know that you would set
your bedclothes on fire" remon-
strated q man from an adjoining
bed.
Pastor Thrilled ny Request.
Reverend Kerr heard the boy
muble some inaudblc words lie
didn't understand and asked him to
say II again, IIe still could not hear.
"Speak up. Dayle, no the preacher
can hear what you say" admonished
his fellow-sufferer.
This time tho minister bent over
tho lad 30 that his ear was close TO
tho mouth Of the little patient.
won't you please pray for me-"
pAvie whispered.
sfn this earnest. hut modest re-
quest of an lt-year.old bedrldsen
boy I suffered the greatest rebuko
Of all my ministerial experience"
Reverend Kerr told his congregation
Sunday whom no related his exper-
ience. "Here had hen talking to
MIN about Christmas and had for
gotten the Christ whose birthday II
commentaries. The tinsel had fall
cd to but momentarily to interest
the boy. II was the Christ himself
that he wanted To see and "A prayer
tho greatest gift that in his opinion
could be bestowed"
That In the reason why as the min
mister prayed In the name OF Him
whose birthday the entire Christian
world IL celebrating this week that
tho blessed Christmas time would
bring happiness to the suffering
child and that somo way would BE-
opened whereby he should have at
least chance in gaining the health
that is the beautiful heritage OF
boyhood. the people OF Or. Kcrrs
congregation feel certain that the
working or modern miracle was In
Its incipiency for the Good Book
says that the prayer OF the righteous
availeth much. II further makes
stronger claims for prayer that
should certainly 1T this case,
Church Members Get busy,
And so the members OF Reverend
Kerr's church are going to see 10
Il that Davie In not forgotten this
Christmas time. Today Christian
women will clirlb the attic stairs
and leave their cheer and then on
Friday santa Will come along with
Gifts for the sufferer. 1t isn't going
10 stop with that. for Reverend Kerr
prayed that II 1t be the will OF God
the boy be given health and strength
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-20
STlCKUPS ARE REPULSEO
Il. T.. Ncwby Refused to Surrender
NaIuablcs to Negro EOOtpads.

Two negroes attempted to stickup
r. l.. Newly. 121 East Illinois, about
II o'clock Saturday night. but In
stead OF ordering him to stick 'em
up. one of the negroes hit Newly
over the head with a gun. Instead
of holding up his hands, Newly
shouted for help and several neigh
bors ran into the street, whereupon
the negroes fled. Newby's head was
cut where a negro had hit him with
a gun.
Newly was walking east on I'LL
nois, with his arm full of groceries.
The blacks appeared Just after New
by had crossed an alley. The blow
caused Newly to drop his groceries
and knocked him to the pavement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-20
Mitchell Good But Not
Dangerous for King
of Lightweights
BENNY A REAL CHAMP
Showed lie Is Still Great in
yelling Battle---Wcl-
ling Tough Boy

Richie Mitchell, Milwaukee, craot
lightweight championship contend.
or who meets Benny Leonard Janu'
AIRY II AT New YORK. IN "a formidable
orponsnt--but nothing else. Richie
Ia clever, tough, courageous and n
hard hitter, but not in Leonard
class by any means. and tho cham
pion should win handily.
Folks who may havo suspected
that Leonard has lost some Of his
class were disillusioncd M n result
OF his bout with Joe Wolling, tho
sturdy Chicago boy
Wclling Stuck Gomcly.
Wclling, one of the toughest iigh's
weights IN the business. stuck with
Leonard for thirteen long and weary
rounds. taking n terrific beating and
giving Kenny quite IA little To worry
about. But Benny was AT no time In
what might have been termed dire
danger OF losing his crown. and tho
title looks pretty safe whore II is for
some time TO come. unless We are
sadly mistaken In the way the Bronx
boy looks and ac,s
Leonard found Wolllng easy enough
20 hit,. but a tough lad to handle.
because Joe shook off some or
Benny's bost punches and kept on
coming back for more. always ready
70 sail In with the hammer-and-
tongs stuff and always trying. Lit
tie wonder no had Leonard wor-
ried--Leonnrd, who. when he can
hit his man whenever he wants to,
Ii accustomed to seeing him 20
down and out.
IsOost for Wcliing.
Tho fact that IL took Benny thlr-
teen rounds TO defeat Wolling is
nothing against the champion. but
n great boost for the lightweight
from Chicago, who demonstrated
that no In rs rugged and willing Nv
any OF tho great lightweights Of old
who know bow to take a beating.
leonard carf hitl Weiiing will testi.
~ 20 that. VT Welling can take a
punch flush on the law and shake II
of. ana Leonard simply got weary
hammering him and moving out OF
the way of Joe's weli-meant and
heavy swings.
Al the end Of tho twelfth round It
Appealed almost certain that Well
Ing would he able to go the limit
with tho champ. ana II 1t hadn't
been for one thing he might have
done so. He let up for a fraction of
q minute In the thirteenth rou\l
and In the passing OF that fitting
unit Of time Leonard's lightning like
mark, was followed by n terrific
left hand shot out ana found the
right -cuoss that shook Welling to
beaten boy. Undoubtedly weiilng
would have lost the decision to Leon :
ard on points had II been necessary
for the Judges or the referee TO rem
der one. An II happened the referee
did the logical thing and saved Leon
ard the unpleasant task OF finishing
q man who could not defend himself.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-20
Begin New X. G. Home.

OKMULGEE. Dec. ia new
y125.OOO knights of Commbus
home. TO be located here, will be
under construction after the first D,
the year. It Is announced. The
structure, under preliminary plans.
Will be three stories high and will
be built of brick and rock. Lodge
officials declare 1t will be one of
the largest homes OF its kind In the
southwest when completed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-20

1t Is extremely probable then that
before many days Dayie will be sent
To some institution where kindly
men will work life into tho deadened
spine and Induce the stiffened limbs
To again perform their intended
functions.
GOD sent me to pavie and / am
trusting him to do the rest" said
DIR. Kerr, Sunday night
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-20
remote suspicion that anything
was wrong. That II, not during
the playing Of the games.

A few sport writer's venturcd a
guess that the series was not on the
level following Its conclusion and
there was oven n sort OF invcstiga-
ton by American league magnates.
Hut tho fan never suspected any
thing, neither did men connected
with the game. We are frank to ad- =
nit we picked the White Sox to win
and believed they were beaten by n
superior baseball club.
=
Which, after NIL, they may have
been. The Reds might have
| triumphed had tho White Sox
plnNcd their best.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-20
OF SHOOTING DIES
Cole Waller Succumbs From Wound
Inflicted by Eek Deyer.

Special 10 The World.
CHELSEA. Okla. Dec. 19.--Coie
Waller. shot on The streets here yes
terday afternoon by Eek Dyer. died
at a hospital here late last night of
his wounds. A charge Of murder is
to be preferred against Deyer to-
morrow Mt Claremore.
Reports OF the cause of the shoot-
ing appeared to be somewhat exag-
gcrated. friends OF both men say.
Deyer will claim self defense. His
wife was formerly Mrs. Waller.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-20
Sunday School and On
League Races Hari v"
Fought 7
STANDING OF THE TEAM
Church League.

Hard fought races mark play /,
both the OIL and Church Baske,b,s
leagues, played on the Y. NJ. c. 4
court. College Hill IL the onk IN.
beaten quintet In the Church xsr,,
and heads that organization. Pur,
OIL and Gypsy are indicated In nm
OIL league and arc thus tied for M
lead
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-20
A BONUS TO OIL WORKERS
OkmuIgee Concern Pays 10 Per Cent
OF Salaries TO Employees.

Special 70 ina world.
OkMUIGlGE, Dec. ia Christ
mas bonus totalling $25.145 will be
distributed TO 27O employees Of the
kingwood pool In 16-11-11. in the
on December 20. the bonus being
10 per cent OF wages paid during
the year ending November 80. Tn,
kingwood company opened the
kingwood poll In l6-l1-ll. in the
southwest Okmulgee field five
months ago and now has a produc-
ton OF more than 5000 barrels
daily. Many Of It's employees are
stockholders In the company.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-20

| fiod he was involved a charter
member Of the pillow liftors.' How
ovcr, 1t ~ only fair 10 add that a
Weaver was one of tho stars ot tho
1919 soricH--ihnt his play Ia all
games was brilliant. both at bat and
In the field.
But We soc no object for tho
players who confessed to have impli.
Gated Woavor--and he could have
very easily collected the swag and
then played good ball.
+
when boxing ~ conducted de-
Gently and cic0Oiy H. prosp'r-.
This II true throughout the entire
country. hut especially In states
which have commission boxing.
New York, Massachusetts, New
Jersey. Connecticut, Kentucky,
Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Nevada. Idaho and Louisiana have
boxing regulated by commissions.
Boxing has been lcgnll-cd In "a
majority Of those states only In
tho past year, Indicative of the
growing popularity of the spor1.
-
Charles Lincoln Hcrzogs turbu-
lont major league career was prob
ably brought to n close last season.
and he Will pass out OF the mn jor
leagues without much regret. Her
zog. endowed with marvellous phys
ical and mental talents. never
achieved the success he should have
had. True, he ranked as one Of
bascballs greatest infielders for
some time. But nj his age he should
still be a great player. And he fail
ed AZ n manager. Herzog. n college
was temperamcntal
crabby player ana an unreaso ma bio
cxactlng manager, who was unable
to get the best from his men. Among
fans. rival players and even team.
mates, and writer's. Herxog was not
liked. Thus there is no regret at
his passing from the big top.
=
Chick johnson sends n clipping
Of the recent Harvey Thorp- Sammy
Terrin battle at Davenport that IN
dicates the Iowa city bugs must have
w!.nc::ca some battle. For if
rounds both boys slugged and bat
tied, the scrap almost turning into
n rough ana tumble affair on stv-
cral occasions. Thorp In managed
oy johnson.
=
Tho SECOND gucsscrs" arc hav.
Ing q wonderful time relating hon
well they knew the 1910 scrte1
was fixed. To hear some Of those
wise birds talk Il was common
knowledge that the Whitc Sox
were framed Ia win. why then
didn't they back their i'.nsiic
dope" Of u fnkc with coin of the
realm? WI don't believe anyone
aside from those actually con-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-20
Milwaukee Lightweight Boxes
Champion Jan. IA at Gotham
1>r,-<, DDil~O
Lerry bnil,


z-lisanssl T. n ID
buck" Weaver
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-20
"Y League Bowlers Rest
Until Following Holidays

OH league---kohn, Pritchard, 2A0;
w. Rienkc, Pritchard. 2S3: Brown,
Cosden. 227 Sabean. Noble, 221.
Commercial ieague--Hcstwood. Mid
Co., 206; Hartcraft. Transcontinen-
tai, S19l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-20


I m y G a [ q Il
by other players
confession IN the
1919 pilIo W "
scrioa. IL waging
a campaign In
which ho declares
his innocence ~
gutlt. Bucks
assertions a ~ In
uoconce have not
been taken scri.
ouAly for Mt
least three of his
eliminates tcHti-
Arizona republican., 1920-09-10
nusiNEss CHANGES

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 GREAT Opportunity for man and wife to make money. who can run a grocery and diuning room at sana- tariun camp. Also run stage to town This pays good. Call 31 N 2nd Avenue bm
Arizona republican., 1920-09-10
Wanted At Once

House S3000 cash as first payment on nice home.
 E. c. BROWN With stewart Realty Co. r W. Adams. Phone 1897. bb
Arizona republican., 1920-09-10

LIVE WIRE EMPLOY MBNT AGCY. 2 Cactus Way. Phone 693 Competent help sent to any place In the state on short notice. See us for first class cotton pickers.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-10
FOR RHINESTONE & OFFICES te

FOR RENT-sToRE 6 OFFICES 1e OFFICE spacc for rent: most cen trally located office in the city. Use Of telephone Cali = W. Adams. Thorn ron Typewriter co. tt 
 FOR RENT-PASTURE 1s
 A%TED-rhirtv or forty mules 10 pasture Phone 2t16. bh FREE pasturage rom one to five goats. For information phone 2S41 after D. m. bs
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-06-18

ked So pOclna nlaSlt KacnJa-
mer. Stepan stepanyc Zilin pre-
budn sa v neobycajne zlej nala-
de. Mracf sa, je rozcuchrany, ma
siyei tvari nemozno dobre rozo-
snat', q no niekto urazil, alebo ci
opovrhuje niecim. Oblieka sa po-
maly, pomaly, Pile svoju kyslh
vodu zacina chodit' po vset-
kych izbach.
- Rad by vediet', aky d-d-do-
bytok tn chodf a nezaviera dve-
re- - vrci rozzlobene, chlliac sa
do zupana, a hlasite odpl'uje. -
Zdvihnite tn tento papier! Preco
sa tn poval 'uje9 - Name dvad-
sat slnzok poriadok ie horst a.
ko krcme. Kto to zvoni? Koho
sert zas nesie?
- To je babicka Anfisa, bola
u nina, kcd' sa narodil Feda, -
odpoveda zena.
y Stale sa sem vlaci.., darmo-
zr1ti.
Nerozumiem ia, Stepan Ste
ranyc. Sam 81 ju pozval, teraz
sa vadis.
Nevadim sa, ale hovorim !!
Keby 81 radsej nieeo robila, ma
minka, miesto ably 81 len tax so
zalozenymi rukami sedela a do
hadovala sa. Nechapem tie zeny,
ma moi dusu. Ne-cha-pem! Ako
len mozu byt' cele dni bez prace9
Muz robi, namaha sa ako vol, a.
ko d-d-dobytok, a zena, druzka
zivota, sedi ako panenka, mic ne
rohi hl'ada len prilezitcst', ako
by sa z dlhej chvile pohada!a S
mnzom. Je az cas-, maminka, aby
81 zanechala tie zvyky z 1stavul
Teraz 81 uz ME institntka, ME 81
slecinka, ale matka. Eena! Od-
vracias sa? Aha! Je neprijemnf
poeut' hork1 pravdu?
Podivne, ze horkd pravdu
;,oporis len vtedy, ked' ia pece-
ia holi.
TAX, zacinaj sceny, zaci-
mai.
- Bol 81 veera "a mestom? A
lebo 81 hral karty u niekohoi
- A keby i tax bolo? Co koho
do tohog Ciy som povinny nieko-
mu skladat' detyg Ct neprehra-
yam svoie peniaze9 Co utracam,
GO sa utraca dome, je mole!
Poeujeteg Mole!
A tax ide d'alej, stale v tomto
tone. Ale nikdy nebyva Stepan
Stepanyc taky rozumny, dobroti-
w, prfsny a spravedlivy, ako pri
obede, ked' okolo neho sedia vse-
tel domaci. Zesne riadne policy
kou. Prehltniic prvu lyzku, Zilin
sa zrazu zamraci a prestane jest.
= Cert vie, co je to-. Budem
musiet' obedovat v hostinci.
- Coze je? = tisi no zena. -
Ci je polievka ME dobra?
Neviem, clovek by musel
mat svinskl chut', ably mohol
ziest' tdto spinu! Je presolena,
pachne, akoby nej handry boil
vypral... miesto cibule sn v nej
akesi plostice... To je desne, An
fisa 1vanovna! - obrati sa k ho-
st t'ovi babe. - Kazdy den das
hrbu penazf ma zivnost'... vo vse-
tkom sa uskromnujes, a hl'a,
tymto ia krmia. Istotne chc1, a
by som nechal sluzbu a siel do
kuchyne varit'.
Polievka je dnes dobra... -
owe sa nesmelo guvernantka.
TAX? Chuti yam? - hovorf
zilin, zask1liac ma nu zlostnymi
o6ami. - Inaee, kazdy ma inak-
Siu chut'. V6bec muslin pove-
dat, ze vo vkuse vel 50 roz-
chadzame. Varvara Vasilievna.
Vam sa ma priklad paei chovanie
toho chlapciska (zilin ukazuje
tragickym gestom ma svojho sy-
ma Fed'u), ste MIN nadseni a ja...
ia nespokojny. Ano!
Fed'a, sedemrocny chlapcek s
bleduskou, orl'avou tvarou,
prestane jest sklopi oci. Tvar
VI = q
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-06-18
H u M 9 r.
(Z martinskeho Kociira.
Tie deh.

Chlapec (pyta sa otca,, ktorv
eta "sloyensky Dennfk' ~,
otecko, a jest al slovensky nod
mix?
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-06-18
OTEC ROBIN Y
Napisal: A.. P. tschov.

chlapclSk0! Neplac! III ad row
no ma mna!
Fed'a sa usiluje hl'adiet' pria-'
mo, ale tvar sa mu chveje oci
plnia sa slzami.
- A-a-a... plakat'? Vyviedol
81 nieco, ze places? Chod', po-
stav sa do k1ta, darebak!
- No.. mech sa najprv naobe-
duie! - zamiesa sa zena.
- Beg obedu! Taxi nanic... ta-
XII ulienfci nemajd prava obedo-
vat.
Fed'a, krfviac tvar a trasdc sa
ma celom tele, side so stolicky a
ide do kiita.
- No, vsak este dostanes! -
pokracuje otec
- Ak sa nechce mix starat'
tvoju vych,vu, zaenem sa tedy
ia. potom, bratku, nebudes sa
saliet' nebudes plakat' pri O.
bede! Hlupak! MusiS nieco ro-
bit! Rozumies? Nikto nesmie
darmo jest chlieb! Musis byt'
clovekom. tlovekom!
- Pre- Boha, prestan - prosf
no zena franc1zsky. - Aspon
pritomnosti cudzich mas netrap...
Stara vsetko pocuje Cd nej do
zvie sa cele mesto.
- Neboiim sa cudzich, - Cd
poveda Zilin rusky. - Anfisa l.
vanovna vidi, ze hovorim pravdu.
>Ked' 81 to ziadas. mann byt' spo-
xojny tym chlapeiskom. Vies,
60 ma stoji' Vies naniehodny
chlapee, Go ma stojfs? Alebo 81
myslis, ze peniaze robin! alebo re
'ch dostavam zadarmo? Nemrave!
Mic, poeujes ma, ei ME? Chces, a.
by ia, ty naniehodnik, vyt'al?
Fed'a hlasito vzlyka a rozpla-
&c sa.
- Toto je uz neznesitel ne! -
hovori jeho matka, vstavajic Cd
stola a odhadzujdc obr1sok. -
Media sa nikdy pokojne naobedo-
vat. Vidis, tn mi sedi tvoj k1-
sok! .. .-. Z:
Ukazuie ma tylo, a priloziac
Eatocku k ociam, wide z jedal-
ne.
- Racila sa urazit'... mrmle
Zilin, nasilne sa usmievaj1c. :
Te meme vychovana... TAX je to,
Anfisa Ivanovna, teraz l'udia ne
radi pravdu poc1vaji... A my
SINE vinni ~
Mimic niekol 'ko mint NIL
cani. Zilin obfde ocima taniere a
vidiac, ze sa polievky este nikto
nedotkol, vzdychne zhlboka
hi adj uprene ma vzrusenn, zapa-
lenn tvar vychovavatel'ky.
- PreGoze nejete, Varvara Va
silievna' - pyta sa. Urazili ste
sa7 TAX. Pravda sa l'ud 'om ne
l'dbi. No, odpust tie, nam uz ia
XII povahu,j neviem sa lichotit'.
Sekam 81 vzdy len pravdu-mat-
ku. (Vzdych). Inaee pozorujem,
ze moja prftonlnost' je neprfjem-
ma. V mojej pritomnosti memo
zu l'udia hovorit', ami Jest. Coz
Keby ste mi povedali, odisiel BY.
Odfdem. ..... s
Zilin vstava a kraca d6stojne
ku dveram. ked lde poprl pla-
cicom Fed'ov zastava.
Pc tom vsetkom, co sa tn
stalo, ste s-s-svobodnf, hoyori Fe-
dow, hodiac majestatne hlavou.
Nemiesam sa viacej do vasho W.
chovavania. Umyvam 81 ruky!
Prosim odpustenie, ze som zne-
nokojil vas vase vodcovkyne,
chcej1c vam ako otec vsetko mai
lepsie. s tym vsak navzdy skla-
dam so seba zodpovednost' "a
vas osud...
Fed'a vzlyka a place este hlas-
nejsie. Zilin sa obrati d6stoj-
most 'ou ku dveram odchadza
do svoiej izby.
Ked' 50 zilin po obede vyspal,
zacina cftit' akoby hryzenie sve-
lomia. Hanbf sa pred zenou, sy-
nom, Anfisou ,Ivallovnou, ie
f. E4 -.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-06-18
Ma pytackach.

Ma pytackach.
Otec: Teda?...
Pytac: Milujem ju, ale miesto
81 l'dbenych 100000 prosim 81 20O,-
600 kornn.
Otec: Dobre, dam, ale Vas "a
zalujem pre- ket 'asovanie.