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New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
Univ. of California Grew
To Row Twice i'm East

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1.-The Uni
versity of California crew will row
against Princeton University on June
10 and participate in the Poughkeepsie
Regatta on June 2, if the Berkeley
oarsmen defeat the University of Wash
ington crew previously, it was announced
to-day.
Franklin B. Morse, former all-Amer-
lean halfback on the Princeton football
team, to-day received a telegram from
the Princeton crew manager saying that
the date was desired with California.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
Detroit Honors Tv Cobb

DETROIT, Feb. This city be.
!!onged to Ty Cobb to-day. The Georg
.an returned to be the center of =
tull day of ceremonies in celebration
2t his appointment as manager of the
Tigers. 1t was to be one testimonia
gathering after another until tonight
when the program ended with a huge
banquet arranged by civic leaders ana
!ocai baseball men. Among the notables
to attend the banquet were Judge Ian
dis, Ban Johnson and Governor Groes
beck.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02

Rush for Tennis Tickets

LONDON, Feb. ALI records have
been broken by the applications for seats
for next summers world lawn tennis
championships at Wimbledon. More
than ten thousand applications for seats
have been received, but as there is only
accommodation for five thousand, the
seats will be strictly balloted for. Each
ticket costs 63 shifings.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
SSDiamond's Meet March I

The fifth annual games of the Sam
aclar A. A. will be held in the 22d
Regiment Armory, Tuesday evening,
March /, it was announced yesterday
The features Of the meet will be q
1,000yard scratch invitation race, a
special 300-yard scratch race and a
one-miie interscholastic relay. Solid
gold diamond set medals will be ire
sented to the winners in all events.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
Athletic Directors Res;pys

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Feb. a..
The resignation of DR.. William A.
Laribeth and DR.. Albert Lefevre as
members Of the executive board of the
General Athletic Association of the
University Of Virginia was announced
here to-day. Both were faculty mem
bers of the board. DR.. Lambeth is re-
gsrded as the father of Virginis
athleticsn
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
Michigan Out of ReIaya

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Feb. 1.-Michi-
gan,s track meet with the University
Of California at Berkeley, April 8, wifi
necessitate cancellation Of the VOL
verines' entries in the Eastern inter-
collegiate meet, the Penn relays and
the Drake relays, it was announced to-
Gay: Participation in these events,
athletic Director Bartelme said, would
absent the team from Ann Arbor longer
than the SCHOOL regulations permit.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
Smoker Title for Bernstein

Max bernstein won the amateur
smoker championship last night at
Doyle's Billiard Academy on Broadway
by defeating George La Rue in the final
game by total OF 1875 points to SO.
The game was finished in three frames,
At the end of the first game La Rue
led by total of SO to So, but in the
second Bernstein ran 40 while La Rue
could not get O point
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
Kansas Kills Boxing Bill

TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. 1.-The Finley
boxing bill, providing for the repeal of
the present anti-boxing law and for the
appointment of a state athletic director
to supervise boxing contests, was killed
in the state Senate to-day. 1t was spon-
sored by American Legion posts of the
state
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
Harvard Nine Awaits Call

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Feb. Coach
Slattery announced tonight that Har
ward baseball practice would get under
way on February ID, when he would
issue & call for candidates. Battery
men will report the next day for prac-
tica In the cage.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
-Four Polo Games for Penn

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1.--Dates for
four polo games were announced to-day
by the University of Pennsylvania.
They are February 8, FIRST City Troop;
26, Princeton. All contests win be
played here.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
Minor League Ambitions

GREENVILLE, S. c., Feb. /. - Ap-
plication by the South Atlantic League
for advancement from Glass c to Class
3 will be filed with the National Base
ball Commission under a decision
reached by directors of the league in
sessionShere. The directors assert that
the league is eligible to such advance
ment under the rule basing classical
ton on population Of member cities.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
MAY Adopt Hockey in West

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Feb. IA
hockey team has been organized at the
University of Minnesota and William
Graham. Of St. Paul. to-day was elected
captain. Efforts are being made to in
terest other Western Conference col.
leges In order to arrange games.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
New RrookIvn A. A. Coach

Jim Leslie, former Long Island 4.
C. official, and brother of Sid Leslie,
the Metropolitan 1,o00-yard champion,
haa been appointed coach of the
Brooklyn A. A. Leslie succeeds Andy
Walsh,
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
Brennan Knocks Out Rice

BUFFALO, Feb, 1.-Bill Brennan,
the Irish heavyweight, knocked out
Bandsman Dick Rice, Of England. in
tho second round here tonight. Rice
was foored twice in the opening ses-
sion. A right to the jaw finished Rice
in the first minute of the second round
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
Fordham Offered Hockey Date

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Feb. f.-Carne-
gle Tech is negotiating with Cornell
and Fordham for hockey dates. it was
announced to-day. Interest in hockey
at Tech has increased since the Tech
:. tasxn. in itg frst aasaA. Lai dwPenn to
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02

Draw Tor iirst round Of match play:
Fownss. II. Hurd VS.. Parson' Reat,ne va
T. G. Fownes "a. Hamilton VS.. schoheid'
6aaton Saton VS. Wellborn, Becker vs.. TrtIesdeii'
chapman vs.. Macdonald
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
Pitcher Weilnan Retires

ST. LOUIS, Feb. Carl Weilman,
pitcher, to-day informed the st. Louis
American League club he had retired
from baseball because Of i'll health. He
had already signed contract for the
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
Collegiate's Streak Broken

Berkeley-frving' basketball team
broke Collegiate Schools string of con-
secutive victories by winning yesterday
afternoon by score Of 10 to 7. Col
legiste School had previously won seven-
teen games In n f,ow
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
Horen,ans OFF i'm Front

Edouard Horemans won the first two
blocks Of his 2400-point 1872 balkline
billiard match with Al Cutler at Daly's
Academy yesterday. The Belgian took
the afternoon match by 400 to l91 and
carried off the night session by 400 to
1874. The total: Hohemans, 800; Cut
ler, 375.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
Ebbets q Busy Magnate

Charles Il. Ebbets, the joviai Squire
of Flatbush, is evidently the boy
Desmothenes of the magnates. The
president Of the champion Dodgers has
signed more players for 1921 than any
other operator in the big show. The
name o. Catcher Ernest j. Kruger was
added to the list of eligibles yesterday.
Already some dozen of Uncle Robbie's
athletes have affixed their names to
contracts of which more than half are
veteran material.
AS a rule the owner Of champion
ship team usually has great difficulty
N lining up his forces for the succeed
inl, campaign, as ball players are tenn
reramental and somewhat inclined to
value services in ratio to promoters
profits. This was the experience OF
Ebbets in 1917, following champion
slip year. He evidently has benefited
by that experience.
Two games have been added to the
spring exhibition dates of the Dodgers
during their stay at New Orleans. On
Wednesday and Thursday, March &C
and 81, Brooklyn will play the Indian
apolis club Of the American Associa-
zion.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
Official Raises
Bars Against Big
Bout in Montreal

QUEBEC, Feb. 1.-Violations of the
law prohibiting boxing bouts in this
province will not be countenanced,
Deputy Attorney General Lancet sal
to-day in discussing proposals to hold
the DempseyCarpentier championship
bout in Montreal.
Replying to suggestion that an
order in council could be passed Civ
ing special permission for holding the
matches, this official said orders in
council derogatory to the law are un-
constitutional.
Feasibility of the big fight being
staged in Quebec Province was dus-
cussed before the Provincial Legisla.
ture this evening. 1t developed tha:
no application has been made for per
mission to hold it.
Rrigadier General Smart, of Mon.
treal, asked Premier Tascherean if the
government intended to prohibit the
fight in the event no such application
is made and the promoters proceed
without permission.
"The government will examine this
point If it comes uD, tta Premier re.
piled
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
Dempsey Demands Big End

Setting aside the argument as TO
whether or not return match between
Dempsey and Willard would be worth
what the original match brought, cne
fact remains that there is some. logic
in the perfumed ultimatum Of Mr'
Kearns. Dempsey, as the contender
took the small end Of the purse. Demp-
sey, as the champion, wants the large
end of the purse to the last dime. -,
It seems highly probable that ne VIII
get it somewhere and somehow. Floyd
Fitzsimmons, who promoted the Demp-,
sey-Miske bout in an open-alr arena at
Benton Harbor, declares that ne IS
ready to promote the Dempsey Willard
bout or the Dempsey Carpenter bout
with or without "Tex" Rickard.
And so the negotiating continues
Boxing contracts seem to be hlgnly
humorous documents. Cochran, "lth
the seriousness Of an Englishman' COOK
one literally. He probably is cured
At the Commonwealth Club tonight
Bob Roper, A E. F. heavyweight snamr
pior, will box Al Roberts, the pride OF
Staten Island. Al has had some bumps
and has experienced many d tilculties
in remaining in a vertical position IN
his last bouts. But he is now under
the management Of William Gibson,
who kept Jim Coffey erect until ne met
Frank Moran,
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02

Follow the plan OF many successful
through a. situation Wanted xd in The
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
Mass. Aggies Win ON Ice

BOSTON, Feb. 1.-The Massachusetts
Agricultural College hockey team de-
feated Massachusetts Institute OF
Technology tonight, TO /.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
I'LL Meet Senators i'm Seven Exhibition c.
Special Train
To Garry New
Workers East
Three Games in Capital and
at Polo Grounds; krue-
ger Signs With Brooklyn
BY w. ]. Macbeth

Secretary Joe o'Brien of the Giants !
has completed arrangements for the |
most important part Of the spring
training of McGraw's prospective cham
pions. This is the homeward end of |
the tour, which will throw the Polo |
Grounders into contact with George !
McBrlde's Washington Senators. Pre-
viously O'Brien had announced in de-
wlth other clubs; yesterday he gave
the itinerary of the joint tour of the
Giants and Senator's.
Seven games will be played by these
clubs in moving East from Jackson.
Tenn. where the first juncture will be
made on Monday, April d. From there
the two clubs will journey in company
to knoxville for battle on Tuesday
April 3. The next engagement will be
st Petersburg, Va, and for the fol-
lowing day, Wednesday, April 6.
1t is some hop from Knoxville to
Petersburg But Mr.. O'Brien proposes
70 circumyent time and distance by
charterlng special train between these
points. The teams will make a hurried
getaway from Knoxville, dress on the
special train, if necessary. and (bar-
ring accident) will arrive at Petersburg
IN time to accommodate that city. If
necessary the two teams will detrain
IN uniform at their destination.
Two Games at Polo Grounds
From Petersburg the Giants and SEN
ators go to Norfolk, Va. On Thursday.
April 2, and on Friday. April 8, they
will show the Capital City it's first
major league baseball of the year. Tha
Washington team will appe, against
the Giants at the Polo Grounds for
exhibition games on Saturday and Sun
day. April 3 and 10. The Sunday game
will complete the list of exhibitions
- between the Giants and Senators.
AS yet no game has been arranged
for the Polo Grounds for Monday,
April IL, but probably some college
team will be booked before that time.
Fordham is to play the Giants on Tues
day, April II, the day before the off,
clal opening of the two major league
seasons; the Giants being scheduled
IN Philadelphia, while Connie Mack's
Athletics and the Yankees entertain at
the Polo Grounds.
The exhibition series between the
Giants and Senators should be very
Interesting one. There exists great
rivalry between these clubs, which
played limited series in Newport
news, Norfolk, Richmond and Wash
lngton two years ago. That year the
Giants trained at Gainesville, Fla,
where Bill Donovan's Phillies will be
encamped this spring. The Red Sox,
located in Tampa, and the Giants en-
gagged in a long series in Florida and
Intermediate points as far North as
Baltimore, the Giants eventually re-
trieving very sorry start.
Later McGraw's men took revenge
for earlier humiliations out of the
Washington gang and st time when
Walter Johnson, alone OF all Griffith's
pitchers, held any terrors for the Big
Town boys. Walter apparently has faI-
tered. somewhat in the past couple of
years, but McGraw is likely TO find
sterner opposition from the 1921 Sena-
tors than he did in 1919.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02

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Copyright, 1921, Ne2v lorhT Tribune Inc)
The Wndup
They-NeuercomeBook and Youth-WiI-Be-serred
We're matched for fight to fnish
The former By parodes merved,
The latter a01h to dimnsh
YOUTH the untried, bore the bulk Of bets
For the 0ise heads eschewed the old stoger
Who mast, they repay longdeferred debts
To Nature that neer risks uager
Noo, although none suspected the pair least Of ou
1t turned ont that one had Of courage
Superior he from the braog-
That collected both freight and demurrage.
scattered their tongues on the clnck
The old adoge marked for revison
For 1t stands the rccords-Youth- Never Back
STANLEY X, WILSON
tipping over few jars of dope concerning Benny
Leonard had the idea that he had
But be looked sup
posed to be compilation his
defeat followed book only bstlng
readers write that Joe shugue frankie Fleming
lous in the perusal Of printed records
Just Thirty Years Ago This MONTH
The following sporting item printed The American
bought out Toledo tonight for $780, Rochester
for The Boston players league club Chicago Washington
have been admitted fill the made that
Boston must charge SO admission"
The Exception
supposed be exemption to rule Willard
undoubtedly believes that he the exception hey
NO heavyweight champion has ever yet returned to regain his
after he beaten Johnson has fought Willard
stopped him. Corbett and F attempted hammer their
front again, but both failed
They the who another top But
Willard the few beaten
have another crack the title
to make good.
says be no foolish overconadene and no half
hearted training He be right both physically
and he is with wise trainer and smart handler yet prove
to be the exception.
The Closest Call
Corbett closer than Fz to reganng
fairly pucked might
have pulled him through Ft comeback after
stopped.
But Willard still has any kid but with proper
training ne will be no mushy for a
The fact that three heavyweghs
that failed
eternal
doesn't in other line and should work
existence accepted this philosophy be full of dere
works out with the first heavyweight in twenty
seeking a readjustment
The cinc
careless preparation.
In baseball Pat Moran and Wer have each won to
with ball clubs fairly pastered who came hack
with double armfu of winning discarded
as failure before the Cubs took him
years he has been the greatest fhanders
BACKS thcky planted that
boxer can't upset the DOPE provided he be that
Willard s But can't him it, which is something until
beenc and fried
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02

LOS ANGELES, Calf, Feb. Jack
Dempsey, worlds heavyweight cham
pion, is in Los Angeles to-day. His
stay here, until he leaves for New York
to prepare for bout there with Jess
Willard, is indefinite, he said. rTe is
planning on appearing in a motion
picture while here.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02

In the act Of tipping concerning
had the idea that twice
But looked
posed compilation
defeat So followed the brisng
readers write in that Shugue frankie
Benny We plead being overcdu
lous n he
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
Just Thirty Years Ago This Month

The following sporting printed Association
bought out Toledo tonight OO $500 Syracuse
$1,000 The Boston players club Washington
have been admitted fill the made that
Boston must charge 50 admssonn
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-08-05
sLovENsKE NovIHY

velmoci toho ie poucenie ze N europskej politke
vsetko zavisi Cd toho, kto kolko silly ma Keby prf
klad Jugosavia nemaa tak chrabrn arnadu nenala by
zvastnej vaznosi Europe. Alebo keby Cesko-soven-
sky stat neal takeho siln6ho prenysl ktory no cni
neodvslym Cd ostatnej Europy, nikto BY on nestal
Maa Dohoda preto zavaE az dnes Europe len preto
sa zauimaj nu velmoc lebo reprazentuje v6jenskx
hospodarsky faktor ktorym musi poctat kazdy stat
ma stredoeuropskej potike zdeastneny zainteresso
vany. KIDD
Ztohoo hi adist a povinnost ou snahou nasho statu
ma byt jedne strane cim sk6r upevnt skonsoidovat
sa ably Cesko-sovensky stat ako sebe silna jed
notka moho byt' suciastkou Maej Dohody, ma druhej
strane treba aby nasmu stu vsemozne zaezalo ma
oim skorsom vybudovani priatelsk pomern medzi
nami Polskom, ably tax uovnavala costa pre- pristp
Polska do Maej Dohody bez coho krasne mohune toto
dielo nebude pne bez coho ami nasa syoboda bud1c-
most by nebola trvale zabezpecena.
(Nar. NovinyD
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-08-05

ho, rev, StevceCa poznam. pva'
10 Slovaci ST ! Gievelandu q tre-
ii Z Pre5oYa, ktory Dol ma nav
steve u bratov v New Yorku. Y
81 triede ie SlovAkov mnoho, ale
tam nemozno list :, ME je dovolene
sa mimi miesat udajne 20 zdra-
votnych OIL 'adov. Tym js veru
nietak dobre. Nemajd ziadneh9
pohodlia a slabu obsluhu. Druha
trieda je len . As doldrov drah-
sia, ale ten rozdiel je hoden al
sto dolarov. Preto kazdemu Slo-
'vakovi odporucam cestovat' po 2,
triede.
Ako nahle dostanem sa ma Slo
yensko, zas napisem nieco.
Ma zdar.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-08-05
Z oBsTY MA sLoVENsKo
(PokraGoyanie z j. strany)

(Pokraeoyanie !. strany)
zem mat pat minilt. Vol'ky-
nevol ky som vitiahnul diva dola-
re "a vizum a diva dolare extra
"a rychlejsin obsluhu eakal som.
@ chvil u mi moje papiere donie
sol nazad, he by som move vypl-
nil, lebo he oni nesmn dat vizum,
ked je ciel' cesty oznaceny ako
navsteva. Ably som vraj napi-
sal, ze idem majetok do poriad-
ku uvadzat'. Nuz dobre bolo, ze
som tie diva dolare extra zaplatil,
lebo by som boil musel diva dni
cakat' "a svajciarskym vizumom.
Ked' som uz Dol hotovy tym,
siel som sa fotografovat' asi
"a hodinu doSiel som ma holland
sky konzulat. Tam mi tiez kazali
prist' pre- vizum len IA druhy
den a nechceli mi no hned dat
ami "a diva extra dolirn. II hrl
"statocnejsi.' TAX na d".ht
den som 81 dosiel pre- moi y;7n
vany pas a pre- sifkartu ma HAY
MI kancelariu. Este je dobre, re
vsetky tieto nrady nachodia sa
blizko jeden druheho, ale kazdy
v incl ulici, inac by clovek pri-
siel o svoje nohy.5 Ked' som az
NAL tieto veci v poriadku, ma
druhy den siel som sa presved-
cit, ei moi vel'ky kufor Dol RAD
ne dodany ku lodi. Pristavne
miesto Holland : America linie
nachodi sa v Hoboken, cd New
Yorku "a riekou Hudson. Kufor
boil tam i podival som sa ia lod'
ktora ma mala odviezt' ma druhil
stranu sveta. LODI neurobila na
nina dobry DOZEN. Zdala sa mi
maliekou. Jeden komin robil ju
mensou, nez je. Myslel som 81,
no ale sa nakolises na nej. Bol
som isty, ze budem celou cestou
chory. Nuz ale som sa prijemne
sklamal. Lod' je jedna S najlep
sfch, axe plavaju po Atlantickom
mort.
V sobotu rano, 9. julia vstal som
neyyspaty - celu noe som len
rozmysl al nastavajncej ceste,
o tom, ako sa clovek po dlhsom
pobyte v ,Amerike odcudzi rodnej
zemi, re sd do nej vracia oba-
vami, axe prechovaval ma prvej
ceste do Ameriky. Este j teraz som
zvedavy, ze ~ako ma moja najbliz-1 j
sia. rodina nrivita. ako ma obvva-
tel,stvo mo;e; rodno; ohoa
me? 0 8. hodine vybral som sa
: Rroollvna lido son, I nr;ate.
Pow Krnovcov nrab5val 70 ton
tlzda5 do Hoholon NJ = "a
lad, = prooLlvn. a. HohoLo,
60 aostane tai, nre; ;de dve r;oLv +;
.ostrov Manhsttan kr,zom rols
cesta trvala isdpu bod;nn stala
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-08-05

pozornost' svoju ma tvare spolu-
cestovatel'ov, ktori reprezentova-
Lii taky miesaninu narodov, ako
prist 'ahovalci, prichodiaci Eu-
Eropy.
@ civil 'ocku siel som dc svo-
| jej kabiny q. triede, ktorej ei-
slo bolo $40. Nepacila sa mi zpr
va. Je taxa tesna, ze. sa nej
dvaja nemozu. pohybovat' vol me.
Nuz ale som vynasiel .pozdejsie,
ze sd vsetky kabiny take. Moja
kabina ma til vyhodu mad druhy
mi, ze s1sedi kabinou l. triedy
a je na samom stredobode lodi,
nasledkom coho necftit, nej Tia
! dneho kolisania. More je mac
vel mi tiehe celia lod sa knise
len slabo. Chorych name malo,
i to sd len starsie feny.
Obsluha a zaopatrenie ma lodi
je vyborne. Cestovatelia, 'ktori
probovali az rozliGne linie hovo-
ria, ze lepsej obsl,ihy este nemali,
ale horsiu ano. Jedla sd pripra-
vone ma americky sposob yytecne
a ma stol dajt. tol ky vyber a tax
chutne, re si-clovek musi dat
vel'ky pozor, z ably sa neobjedol.
KW stoloyaniu. daju po tri noze,
vidlicky atd "a ku kazdemu jedlu
ciste taniere. sStoly sd mahoga-
ny dreva stolicky plysom tapa
cirovane. kakdy st6l ma dvoch
kelnerov. O. 10. o 4. hodine @da-
vany je caj, Pred poludnvm, ,po
poludn1 i vecer koncertuje LODI
orcestra. Kazda kabina ma dvoch
! obsluhovatel'ov zensku muz-
skeho. Muzski cisti izbu, postie
Ia, nosi vdu do umyvakov (kto-
re sn v kabine) a zenska zas ose-
truje cestovate1'a a v pade choro-
by. Drlha trieda ma al dvoch
lekarov, ktori sn stale v sluzbe.
Nasa lod sa pohla pristavu
presne o u. hodine na poludnie,
8. JULIA. PrvN den urazila 326
morskych MIL, druhy den 1863,
treti 372, stvrty 366. Spolu "a
start dni 1927 mil. Jej priemer
na hodinu je tedy okolo Is NOR
skych MIL. Je to malo, lebo inc
roha okolo 20 mil ale tie sa ko-
lisu zas vacsmi pri tom. Do Rot
terdamu prideme Y desiatich |
dnoch, to je riadny cas- tejto lodi. |
Ked' je burlivo alebo vel 'ka
hmla, vezme jej jedenast', ba az
dvanast dni.
Y prve diva dni bolo nam vese-
10: sla este jedna lod $. mani do
Europy, Dol to parnik White
Star llnie. Ten mas na tretl den
ale nechal. Vtreti den stretli SINE
sa dvoma lod' mi " Europy.
Boly to vel'mi male parnlky, je-
den nemecky druhy pol'sky.
Sine sa cudovali, ze al take male
chodia cez ocean. Pocas b1rky
tie very museu1 zametat' cele mo-
re. v treti den cesty NAL som
st'astie videt' dvoch zralokov,
ako 81 .lenive plavaly smerom k
New Yorku. Boly to krasne kl-
sky, asi 1915 stop dlhe. Playaly
jcden popri druhoQl, ako to pa
riky zralokov maju v obycaji.
Ones som videl MALI rybku pri
samej lodi, preto sa ponahl am
skoneit' pisanin. Som totiz
naruzivy rybar q udicu mann 50
sebou.
Chcem este dolozit' ze, 20 Slo-
vakov v 2. triede nachodime sa
piati siesta Slovenka, ktora bo-
Ia baptistickou misionarkou vi