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The Washington herald., 1920-10-04
"GUNMAN JOE
UP FOR TRIAL
Third Of Sandy Spring Sus-
poets Begins Fight for
Life Today.
LIKE PALS" HAS ALIBI
VIII Claim He Was at Bed
side Of Mother When
Bank Was Looted.
LIKE PALS" HAS ALIBI
Especial to washington HeraId.)


Frederick, Nd, Oct. J. Joe
Thomas Pendershast, alias Gun
man joe" third OF the trio arrested
in connection with the murder of
Francis NJ. HallowelI. director o!
the Sandy Spring bank. and the
plundering OF the institution, will
so on trial for his life tomorrow.
Like his two confederates, Pen
deTghast will attempt TO establish
an alibi The eonfederates. Clarence
J. Adams and John w. Mitchell.
have been tried. Their fate is now
in the hands Of Chief Judge Uruer
and Associate Judges worthington
and Peter, who are withholding YER
diets until the trial OF Penderghast
has been completed.
Penderghast will claim he was at
the bedside OF his mother in a Phil
adelPhia hospital on April &c. when
the crime was committed at Sandy
Spring.
Verdiets Expected wednesday.
Verdicts are expected to be made
about Wednesday when the trial Of
Psnderghast will be completed. in
all probability. Although it has not
been established who fired the shot
that killed HalIoweu. all three men
may be hanged II convicted.
son, OF Rockville, who, assisted by
states Attorney Aaron Andrews, OF
THIS county, conducted the prosecU-
ton, declared today the alibis OF
Mitchell and Adams have been shat
tered and expressed the opinion
that a verdict Of FIRST degree murder,
which carries the death penalty.
would be returned.
The criminal records Of the three
prisoners, brought out during the
trials. and the escape Of Joe KELLEY,
one Of the men arrested in counec-
tion with the murder. have led on g..
cials to keep an extremely close
guard on the jail. During the trial
and throughout the night a heavy
guard Is on duty At all times
Prisoners are Nervous.
4oday the attitude OF all three OF
the men displayed a high nervous
tension. adams, who is especially
restless. was protesting his inno-
cence last night in his cell, and ac-
Cusing Mitchell OF being responsible
Tor his trouble when Mitchell
shouted:
oh. shut up. I've got troubles
enough of my own
The most intense interest has been
displayed throughout the trials OF
Adams and Mitchell, the court room
being crowded daily by friends and
relatives OF Francis II. HaIloweTl,
the slain director. \ large number
OF girls from the local high schools
have attended all the sessions.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-04
Queen of England
Buys Second
Togs to Beat H.C.L.

Balmoral Castle. Scotland, Oct.
g. Second hand dresses for
Queen Mary and the ladies OF
the court are becoming the rule,
now that dresses and new ma
terials have gone to record high
prices.
Responding to a summons, the
representative of one of the
largest London dress agencies,
with two assistants and many
trunks, called here. She had
been asked to make a display
OF suitable, inexpensive gowns.
Many of these were secondhand.
Practically the entire lot was
purchased by the Queen. the
Princess Mary and the ladies
of the household. The prices
ranged from SIS TO $50.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-04
ADDS TO RIGHTS
OF COL0NIALS
England's Policy Brings
Talk of Canada Having
Representative Here.
Washington Herald-Cross Atlantic
service-SpeciaI Cable DIspatchD

service-Special Cable Dispatch)
London. let 3.-EngIand is rec
ogniZing more and more the free
dom of her colonies from imperial
control. The London Chronicle to-
day in discussing the appointment
of Canadian minister to the United
States says:
1T is not unnatural that Canada,
whose interests in the United States
are so great, should desire TO be
represented by a minister at Wash
ington directly instructed from
Ottawa. The desire for separate
representation is perfectly natural
and merely another way Of assert
ing the fact we have been increas-
inglY coming TO realize, and which
the war finally demonstrated, name
ly that the colonies have grown up.
They are the sole dictators OF
their own policy and the tie which
binds them TO US is a community of
race language, history and interest.
but not the dogmatic tie of pater-
nal authority. Geddes' appointment
is gratifying, and a compliment
hcth to the mother country. and to
Sir Auckland"
Copyright, 1890. CrosS-AtIantic Newspaper
Service, Incy
The Washington herald., 1920-10-04
THE WASHINGTON HERALD MONDAY, OCTOBER l. 1920
SUPPLY RUSHED.
TO FEED CHINA
Red Cross Workers Act to
Save Starving
Million.
CBy United Press.)

Resources of the Rcd Cross are
being mobillzed to carry quick re-
lief to China, where 100000 per-
sons are reported to be facing
starvation because of crop failures
and a breakdown of distribution
systems and transportation of food
stuffs. e.
Red Cross officials here began to
act following receipt of informa-
ton forwarded from the White
House.
Crane Sends Appeal
President Wilson turned over to
the Red Cross a cablegram from
Charles r. Crane, American Min
lister to China, who described the
situation as extremely serious and
urgent in the Peking district.
Press reports from the Chinese
capital recently said families were
selling their daughters TO get
money to buy food.
Assistance OF the International
Red Cross is at the disposal of the
American Red Cross, 10 needed, un-
der regulations of this world relief
agency.
Europe Keeps in Touch.
Appeals for assistance are food
ing into the United States from
missionaries and government on
cials in may places in the Far
East. Reports have been received
from the Philippines. Tokyo and
Chinese cities.
Japan stands ready to send food !;
according to one report, sending
thousands Of bushels Of rice in re-
turn for a loan advanced to the
Chinese government.
European governments are keep
ing in touch with the situation
through this government and the
Red Cross officials
The Washington herald., 1920-10-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lost and Found

LIBERAL REWARD FOR TNFoRMArioS
locating Boston bulldog, lost September %; {;
uncut ears; screw tail; dark brown; white
spot on forehead and white front; will Jump
at box OF matches. Phone Main 1920.
oc4-it
LosT-BLACK HANDBAG FROM RUN
ming truck in vicinity Of 10th and @ SITS. .
or Srd and II SITS. NV, containing infants
clothing, Reward. 12l2 II st. NV. Phone
Main s064. oc2-st
Losr-oN CHEVY CHASE LAKE CAR,
about Sunday afternoon, a black strap
pur9s. Reward IL returned to Mrs. d, O.
IABoDEN, S737 Jocelyn St, Chevy Chase, D.
G.; phone Cleveland 1895. oc4-lt
LosT-BRACELET WITH CHAIN AND
gold coin attached. Reward. Phone Cleve-
land 298, oca.at
Special Notice. 4
woRKING4lES-DoN'T BLAME Us FOR
being frank aud square with you; that's
how our successful business grew; pleased
you, yes, We did, it's so kid. and see how
2oSs is saved on new pants at So to $3.50;
new shoes, So; silk, satin dresses, IS up !;
shghtly used. JuSTH'S OLD STAND,
6l0 D. oct-It
PAINTING, PAPERHANGING.
W. 7. WOOD. Phone Main 7eso.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-04
TAXES SHRINK
IN PRICE CUTS
Revenue Deficit Likely if
Living Costs Con-
tinue Drop.
CBy Universal serviee.)

oficials Of the Treasury Depart
uent believe that revenue from the
excess profits tax will shrink one
half during the ensuing year If
prices continue to decline. 1t had
been estimated that the returns
from income profits and excess prof
its taxes would amount to $3.50, ,o0O,-
600. From present indications gov
,ernment revenues from this source
will not amount to more than ST.
s75, 10000
1t is becoming increasingly evil
dent, oficials assert, that expendf-
lures cannot be materially reduced
next year. Means of overcoming
the deficiency is puzzling them.
An increase in postage rates un-
doubtedly will be suggested, but
will Of course provide only a frac-
tion OF the dehcit.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-04
W. i. LIWIs, JR., AND cHAS. Il.
HEhANs, Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE
District Of Columbia. Harriet Ferguson.
Plaintiff, vs. The unknown heirs, dsyisses
aud aliepeeS Of Charles Thomas, deceased,
defendants. No. 3T9iI, Equity doc 81.
The object OF !his suit is TO est.b-
lish OF record 4 complete and perfect
title IN fee simple, in plsiutin, Barriet
Ferguson, by adverse possession in and TO
the south part Of lot numbered four 90
in Square eight hundred and forty-fve (si5l
beginning for the same aud running thence
North with the line OF Fifth Street East.
sixty-four feet, three inches. thsuce East
one hundred and twenty two feet. six inches.
thence South thirty-nine feet, three inches,
thence West tfty-siI feet, thence South
twenty five feet, thence West seventy-two
feet, six inches 10 the place Of beginning.
On motion Of the complainant, il Is this 18th
day Of August, 1890. ordered that the de-
fendSuts, the unknown heirs, deyisees and
alienees of Charles Thomas, deceased, IL
they be living, cause their appearance 10
he entered herein on or before tae hrst rule
day occurring after the expiration Of taree
months from this date. otherwise the cause
will be proceeded with as in case Of de-
fault. ProTided, a copy Of this order he
published twice a month for three months
in the Washington Law Reporter, and The
Washington Herald. WILLIAM HITZ, Jus
tice. A true copy. Test: CsesD MORGAN
II. BEACH, Clerk. By FRED c. o'CoN-
NEIL, Asst. Clerk. aul6. 2s'se6. so-oc4.is
The Washington herald., 1920-10-04
Help wanted-MaIe.
HOTELS NEED TRAINED MEN,

HOTELS NEED TRAISEp MEN.
Big demand; we train you for high'sal-
sried positions in hotels, clubs. restaurants.
cafeterias and tearooms; no previous expert
euce necessary; many graduates now making
s., 500 10 5000 4 year; dozens now own
their own hotels. Big pay quick adva nee
meat; delightful surroundings; easy hours; ;
hDe living; free meals; fascina ting work
these are only a few Of the many advantages
Of this delightful business. Course indorsed
by Bitmore, Commodore, waldorfAst
Ansonia and other great hotels, which offer
preference TO our students, Our graduates
eagerly sought everywhere. Get into this
big paying profession now. Course costs but
few cents a day. LEWIS HOTEL TRAIN
ING SCHOOL, 1924 New York ave, Wash
ington, D. G. sumo, 1--we, th .fr.tf.
AMBITIOUS BOYS CAN MAKE
money enough to help dcfray
their school expenses by selling
Heralds. Come in and see Mr..
HASSAN. Circulation Dept.
wISTED - AGENTS ASp Statesmen
High'clsss, legitimate oil aud refining
proposition offers special inducements 10
-lesmen and agents. Write for detailed
Information. References required. Address
2o5 Kittreu Bldg, Shreveport. Ia.
wASTED-FoR BALTIMORE AND OHIO
Railroad, so white and cOlored laborers for
track work on Philadelphia division; pay
S5.2S for ten hours; good boarding quarters.
Apply, ready to go, between SIG. ai26 Eye
st. NV; phone West 3s2. Five colored men
to work in cafe in city. cti-lt
The Washington herald., 1920-10-04
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-Femaie

HOTELS NEED TRAINED WOMEN.
Big demand; we train you for htgh'salsried
positions IN hotels, clubs. restaurants, cafe
teriaS aud tearooms: no previous eAperifnce
necessary many graduates now making s., 800
to s., 900 year; dozens now own their own
hotels. Big pay; quick advancement: de-
lightful surroundings easy hours; lue living !;
free meals; fascinating work-tbese are only
a few of the many advantages Of this de-
lghtful business. Course indorsed by Bilt-
more, Commodore, wsidorf-Astoria, Ansonia
and other great hotels, which offer prefer
euce TO students. Our graduates eagerly
sought everywhere. Get into this big paying
profession now. Course costs but a few
cents day. LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING
SCHOOL. 1894 New York ave, Washington,
ID e Su mo tn We IN fr.n
The Washington herald., 1920-10-04
GOTHAM DEMOCRATS
TO OPEN CAMPAIGN

New York, Oct. 3.-The Demo
cratic State campaign in New York
City will open tomorrow when Gov
Smith meets the speakers class OF
the Citizens Committee in the af-
ternoon at the Biltmore Hotel.
The governor will tell the SPELL
binders what are the issues of the
campaign as he sees them and what
he would like TO have emphasized
on the Democratic stuHcn. Instruc-
tion in public speaking will be given
daily at the Biltmore Headquarters.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-04
IRISH VOTE NIL,
CROKER OPINES
Former Tammany Hall Boss
Sees Little Effect on
Election.
CWasbinEton HeraId-PubIic Ledger
SerVIee-SpeciaI Cable Dispatcb)

Dublin. Oct. 3.-The Irish ques-
tion will not have much effect on
the American Presidential election,
Richard Croker, sh-American
politician and former Tammany
Hall boss, said in an interview at
his country estate near Dublin.
But both candidates are out for
the Irish vote" he added.
Croker expressed himself as IN
sympathy with the desire of the
Irish people for their freedom and
said he was in favor Of dominion
home rule that would be acceptable
to the mass OF the Irish people.
There's no country for which its
people will sacrifice so much" he
said. The Irish people will die for
the national cause as no other peo-
pie will"
Public Ledger ServiceD
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-09
Kajuci hrie$r1ik A

A zaradoval sa hriesnik a po-
vedal: "Teraz nemozno ma ne
pustit': Peter a David pustia ma
preto, ze znaj1 krehkost' l'ud-
ski Boziu lasku. A ty, milasek
Pana, otvoris mi preto, ze je v te-
be vel'a lasky.
CT nenapisal 81 to tv, Jan E.
vanjelista, vo svojej inihe, ze
Bob je laska ze ten, kto mel uni,
nezna Boha? Nebol 81 to ty, kto-
ry vravel l'ud 'om tieto slova :
Bratia, milujte sa''! Akoze by
81 ty teraz mohol hresit ma :: o.
dohnat'? Alebo odriekaj sa toho,
eomu 81 sam ucil, aleLo 81 'utu5 sa
nado mnou a pust ma do raja. :
A otvorila sa brana raja a cb-
jal Jan kajnceho hriesnika ten
vstnpil do kral'ovstva nebeskello.
Prel. Anna Linhartpva.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-09
YoUNGsToWNsKE sLovENsKE NoY1yY

Zbaveny tax jedinych sved-
kov, ma ktorych spocivala celia
hroziva obzaloba, moskovska Crez
vyeajka konecne S t'azkym srd-
com odhodlala sa zastavit' vy$e-
trovanie q prepustila rodinu va
zenia ma svobodu.
Mech sa. teda nehovori, ze v
Soydepii nebolo ssddov, ze tn ne
bolo spravedlivosti. Mech mix ne
hovori, he tam l,,dia nevinnf "a
ziva hnij1 a So vo vazenf striel a.
i'll. Nasi rodicia sedeli tam len
niekol 'ko mesiacov, oba papa
gaji, 2 ktorych jeden Dol iste "a
t'aty monarchista, pristihnuty in
flagranti, neboli ami zastrelenf,
ako to bez sporu zasldzili, ale sa-
mi dobrovol me zdochi!
("Novaja ruskaja zizn", febr.
l92o.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-09
RUST DOBYLI PEVNOST
8 ROYNO.

Londyn, s. julia. - Pevnost
Rovno, jedna chyrecneho troj-
hranu pevnostf vo Volinii, padla
do rik bolsevickeho vojska. Rusi
'ajali pri tom 1000 Poliakov, wa
ii diva obrnene ylaky, diva tanky,
diva sest' incov6 kanony a vel'-
ky pocet zeleznicnych ruSnov o.
krem ineho valecneho materialu.
JUNE Cd Rovna bolsevicka VOL
ska prelomili pol 'ske obranne IL
nie zeni sa na Lvov a Tarno-
rol. Poliaci al ma sever Cd Rov-
ma ustupuj1.
Brussels, 7, jnla. - Ma konfe-
rencii, ktora sa tn vydrziavala
medzi spojeneckJmi zastupcami,
poiednavane bolo hrozivej situ-
acii Pol ska, do ktorej sa dostalo
Wit 'azstvami ruskych bolSevikov.
Ma porade brali neast' al marsal
Fcch, hlavny velitel' spojenecke-
no vojska a pol'ny marsal Will
soa. nacelnik anglickeho gene
.ilneho stabu. .-.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-09
PAPAGAJ MoNARCHIsTA.
Napisal: Ali Chan.
(Z najnovsej ruskej belletrie.) J

Ked' rovnost' nuz rovnost'. -
Preco by "a protirevolucnn Gin
most mali byt' student len l'udia,
ked' s1 vinnl vse vtaci?
S1dom svatej inkvizicie v sire
doveku podliehali vsetci save,
a podliehali mu vsetci operencl,
do ktorych sa vse vtelil diabol,
Ia svatou inkvizfciou nemohly
zaostat' ami bolisevieke Crezvy-
cajky (mimoriadne sudne komi-
sie), ktore nerobia vynimky ami
pre- zvierata.
Vlani st 'ahovala sa ista r1lskd
rodina Petrohradu do Moskvy.
Deti tejto rodmy nechcely sa "a
mic rozl1cit s dvoma papagajmi,
a rodicia ma nest 'astie podl 'ahi
rrosbe deti a svolili, ably sa i pa
pagaji prest 'ahovali do Moskvy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-09

Isli. v zeleznicnom voze 81 je-
den papagajov rozmyslel svoj
linguisticky talent rozvindt Kn
vseobecnej zabave publikumu "a
cal medzi inymi naucenymi veta-
mi hlasne kricat': "Boze, cara
chran..
Ma nest 'astie viezol sa v tom
istom vozni j agent moskovskej
Crezvycajky... Je jasne ako biely
den, co . toho bolo... Celu rodinn
j 5 Diet mi a oboma papagajmi
hned pri prichode do Moskvy ma
nadrazi zadrzali a odviezli m
T. 'ubianku do statneho vazenia.
Nadarmo sa zdeseni roditia "a
klinali uist 'ovali, ze oba papa.
gaji (parikl az davno, pred rok-
mi. este pred vojnou, boil kiipen,
" obchode s exotickou zverinou,
a ze vtedy uz tie neblahe slova,
zaSiatok prekliatej carskej hym-
ny kricali... Darmo "a so slzami V
osiach zaklinali, ze oni nevedia,
kto papagajov, naeo, tie zlore-
Gene slova naucil, a ze ich celej
rodiny, pravovernei, revolucnej a
boil 'sevickej mix papagajov tie
protirevolucne slova neucil... Mic
neholo platne... Celia rodina pad
la do vazenia, papagaji fou.
Vysetrovanie vlieklo sa poma-
ly. MESSAGE uplynuly.
Papagaie mali vo vazeni zld O.
nateru. Vazenski predstavenl ich
easto drazdili, a tax jeden pa
RI, samicka, po niekol 'kyych me-
s;acoch zdochla. Sameek, vlastny
v;nnik celej tel katastrofy, po
smrti svoiej druzky upadol do Il.
plnei melancholie, tax sa roz-
smntil. re sa neho stal straSnv
sabotaznik, a .odoprel hplne od-
povedat' ma vsetky vysetrovania
-zarputile mlcal.
sndni komisari Cerezvyeaiky
dali 81 vsetku moznn pracu, ably
osviezili ieho pamat' vyn1tili
2 neho znovu poriadnu protire-
voluenh vetu, ale marne... Sedel,
naeuchrany ma svoiom pantiku a
boil nemy. A o niekol 'ko mesiacov
zdochol on.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-09
More Power-Greater Safety
with this sGeared-to-the-Road Tread

THE Miller Geared- to- the Road Tread engages
L the ground like cogs 1t utlizes every ounce
of the power the motor transmits to the wheels.
On rutty, wet and slippery roads it assures you
positive traction and safety.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-09
H u M o r.
ia roynopravnost'.

"A to ze je uz co: ze vraj row
nopravnost' zien!...
Nnz, kmotre, to znamena, ze
al zeny bud1 mat vo vsetkom
rovne prava muzskymi.
HIM, to So mojej starej, ma
moi dnsu, nebnde pacit'. Ia ich
uz teraz ma Wac, ako ia!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-09
Republika podl'c kysuckych
pochopOy. .. u

fVVAAVSOVs s~
Hama Brindzarova z Horelice
namrzena kraca domov cadcian.
skcho trhu. Pod "Prasivou" stre-
the iu kmotra Kaca Bukovano-
VII. Vycita jej z tvari, ze ju po-
tkaco cosi nemileho, pyta sa jej:
- Odkal ides, Hanka? Cos ta-
ka zauracena?
- Ale, Kaeko, jako bych' sa
nezlobila! Tol'ko casu marnit'!
Rsda bych 81 trochu chalupu o.
kalit' (obielit') uz treti pondelok
chodfm ma Cadcu "a vapnom a ne
dajboze k6pit'.
Ale, Hanka, skoda cesty:
No ved' vies, ze Prahe stavajl
til nov1 republiku a ia wall vse-
tko vapno!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-09
Ospravedlnenie.

Chef hospodarskcho 1radu pri
jednom nahradnom prapore po-
slal stravovacieho d6stojnika ma
vidiek kdpit' dobytok ma zabitie.
Ma druhy den po obede dostal cd
neho nasledujuci telegram:
"Devat '-hodinovy vlak nedo-
pravuje hovada, prfdem len zaj-
ira. -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-09

y
v hriechoch. A ochorel ten isty
Glovek, ale nekajal sa. Ked' pri-
sla smrt tn v poslednej civil o,
cke dial sa do placu a povedal !:
Hospodine, ako lotroyi ma kri-
Ii, odpust' mi!' Ledva to dorie-
kol, vypustil dusu.
A zal l'1bila sa dusa hriesniko-
va do Boha doverovala v lasku
Bozin prisla ku brane rajske.l.
Zabdchal hriesnik prosil, ably
ho pustili do kral'ovstva nebes
keho.
A poeul HAS "a branou: "Aky
to clovek bdcha ma branu raja ?
A axe skutky vykonal ten elovek
v svojom zivote?"
A tu HAS zalobnikov vypocital
vsetky hriesne sku.ky toho alo-
veka, ale dobrych nebolo ami
chyru.
A vravel HAS "a branou: "Ne-
mono hriesnikovi vojst' do kra-
l'ovstva nebeskeho. Chod od-
tial'.''
A povedal clovek: "Pane, HAS
tvoj cujem, ale tvari tvojej nevi-
dim a mena tvojho neznam."
A poveda HAS: "Ja som - Pc
ter, apostol.
A vravel hriesnik: "Sl'utuj sa,
apostol Peter, nado mnou, pony
sli ma krehkost' l'udsku a lasku
Boziu. CT 81 nebol ucedlnfkom
Kristovym, nepocul 81 Jeho vlast
nych lst ucenie Jeho a nevidel 81
prikladu Jeho zitia? A rozpomen
sa, ked' bola Jeho dusa smutna q
tri razy ia prosil, aby 81 neza-
spal, ale modlil sa, ty 81 predsa
zaspal, preto ze do tvojich oc1
ul 'ahla t'archa, tri razy On ma
siel teba pohrlzeneho v hlboky
spanok. TAX ia. A nezabudni, a.
ko 81 81 '1bil Jemu samemu, ze do
smrti nezaprieu Jeho a ako po tri
razy 81 to urobil, ked' Ho viedli
ku Kajfasovi. TAX ia. A vies, a
ko zaspieval koh1t a ty 81 vysiel
Won dal 81 sa do horkeho placu.
TAX i ia. Tebe nemozno nina ne
spusfit
A stichol HAS "a branou raja.
Stal hriesnik "a maln civil o.
cku a opat zab1chal a prosil, a.
by boil pusteny do neba.
A bolo cut my HAS: "Kto je
ten clovek akoze I'll ma svete?"
A opat' odpoveda HAS zalobni-
kov opat vypocita vsetky hrie-
sne skutky toho cloveka, ale o do
br0ch skutkoch nebolo mic poGut'.
A riekol HAS "a branou: "Chod'
ztadial', TAXI hriesnici nemozu
lit spolu nami.'
A poveda hriesnik: "Pane,
HAS tvoj cujem, ale teba nevidfm,
a ako sa volas, neviem.
A vravel mu hlas: "Ja som -
kral' prorok David"
Ale clovek nez1fal a neodisiel
od brany rajskej a poveda: "Sl'u
tug sa, kral' David, pomysli na
krehkost' l'udsk1 lasku Boziu.
Bob l'1bil teba a vyvysil mad
l'ud mi. Vsetkeho 81 NAL: kra-
l'ovstvo, j slavu, i bohatstvo, ze-
ny deti, ale uzrel 81 so strechy
zenu chudobneho eloveka vosie]
do teba hriech a wal 81 zenu u.
riasovu a jeho sameho 81 zabil
mecom Amonitskych. Ty, takJ
bohaty, wal 81 neborakovi pcsled
MI ovecku a jeho 81 zabil. TAX
som robh ia.
"A spomen 81. ako 81 sa kajal 3
vravel: "Uznavam svoju vinu 8
rm1tim sa mad svojim hriechom
TAX ia. Nemozno, aby 81 ma ne
pustil.'
Has "a branou boil tisko. IA ca
kal hriesnik chvfl 'ocku, ale IRA
IN opat' zab1chal ma branu pro
sill pustit' sa do ral'ovstva ne
beskeho.
A bolo cut "a branou ra;a tret
HAS: "Kto je ten clovek a ak
zilfv
A HAS zalobnikOv M frntie Wv
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-09
Beg prace.

ia som vzdy sympatizoval so
socialistmi. Osemhodinove spanie
osemhodinove zabavanie punk
tovne zadrzim.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-09
Pozna no.

Ondris Piroha vyvazal hnoj ma
farske zeme, pya sa no pan fa-
rar po praci:
- No, Ondrejko, a coze 81 W.
pijete? Rumu ci slivovice?
- Uz len rumu. pan osviceny,
len max je ME Cd R6tha, lebo to-
mu som sam nosil vodu!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-09
Apelata po slovensky.

Apelata po slovensky.
Sduca k obzalovanemu: - Po-
sldeny ste ma 500 kor1n penaznei
pokuty. Ste spokojny?
Obzalovany: - ia sa w.. ma
taky sud.
Sudca TX zapisnikoviD: - Ma
pfste do zapisnice, ze obzalovany
oznamil apelatu!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-09

skromnost' socialnych demokra-
tov.
Ucitel' rozprava v skole pso-
vi, macke a inych domacich zvie-
ratach. Ked' skoncil so stvorno-
hymi, hovorf:
Deti, zajtra budem rozpra
vat 0 sliepke, mech kazdy done.
sic jedno vajce.
Maly Stefan sa hlasi:
Pan ucitel', my nemame ami
sliepky, ami vajca.
- Nerobf mic, synak, ty m6zes
loniest' al kus tvaroha!
Nieco o "fuzii".
L'udak: - Ale nemohli by smc
sa my, l'udova a narodno- -agrarna
strana, dohodn1t' ma nejakej FIJI
zii?
Mar. rol 'nikar: O tom nem0-
ze byt' ami reel!
Ludak: - Nuz a preeo.
Mar. rol 'nikar: = Preto, lebo
yam chybia "fdzy i" politicka
cnOst',