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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-13
CHICAGO CUBS HOME
WITH 55.RUN RECORD

Chicago, April 1.-THE Chicago
Cubs returned home today with a
scoring record of SIS runs in their last
four games on the training "trip. A
brief workout in the North Side park
is scheduled for this afternoon in
preparation for the opening game of
the season tomorrow here against st.
Louis. Alexander, it is expected, will
start the opening game.
A strenuous practice session for
the White Sox at Comiskey Park yes
terday made up for the lack of exer-
else for the Sox caused by postpone
ment of the last few games of their
training trip. The Sox left for De-
troit today to open the season against
the Tigers. Kerr was favored at the
pitching selection to start, with Fa-
| Der as the alternate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-13
SPORTING COMING EVENTS

April 14--box.ns: Kid DUDE VS..
Harry Condor, Lewiston.
April 1G--lortland High girls at
Rockland High, pending.
April 16Albion High school vs..
Lawrence High school at Fairfield.
April 10. Edward Little High school
VS. Cony High school at Augusta.
April iy--U. OF NJ. VS.. Colby at Wa
tcrvillG (eXh ibition).
April 2o--l'runswiclS High school VS..
Lisbon Falls High school at Lisbon
April 2o-Good viii High school VS..
Lawrence High school at Fairfield.
Ap.li -0-E. NJ. c. S. VS.. NJ. c. l. at
Ap.,i 2s--Boston University vs..
Colby College at Waterville.
April 2%~--Morsc High school VS..
Cony High school at Augusta.
April 2%%--BoWdoin I'd VS.. Gardiner
High school at Gardiner.
April 23-Lawrence High school of
FaIrjiold VS. Hallowell High school at
HalloWcll.
Aprll 22-Mechanic Falls High
schorl vs.. Buckfield High school at
Burlllic,d.
April 2&--Waterville High school VS..
Oakland High school at Oakland.
April 23-Edward Little High school
of Auburn vs.. brunswick High school
at Brunswick.
April 25-U. of NJ. VS.. Boston Col
April 25--Skowhegan High school
VS.. NJ. c. l. at Pittsfield.
April 26-U. of NJ. VS.. Tufts at
Medford. Mass.
April Ell. of M. VS.. Boston Uni
April 27-Colby VS.. Harvard at
Cambridge, Mass.
April 27-Bowdoin VS.. Amherst at
Amherst.
April 27-cony High school VS..
BRUNSWICK High school at Brunswick.
Gardiner High school at Gardiner.
April 27--Madison High school VS..
Lawrence High school at Fairfield.
April 27-Mechanic Falls High
school VS.. South Paris High school at
South Paris.
April 27-Bowdoin I'd VS.. c. c. I. at
"a ApriI as-u. of M. vs.. Springfield
College at Springfield, Mass
April 2S--Bowdoin VS.. Wesleyan at
N, apri1 81 q. Of M. vs.. Rhode Is
land State College at Kingston, r. I.
April .s-Colby Vs. Trinity College
April SO-Colby VS.. q. Of Vermont
at Burlington, VT, or st. Lawrence at
April so-Bowdoin VS.. Boston Col
lege at Chestnut Hill.
April 30-Gardiner High school vs.
Waterville High school at Waterville
April 30-Lawrence High school of
Fairfield VS.. Good Will High school at
Good Will.
April so-Mechanic Falls High
school VS.. Livermore Falls High school
at Livermore Falls.
April 30-C. c. I. VS.. Jordan High
school at Lewiston.
Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-13

In keeping with the rather aston
ishing evolution of the Penn relay
games from the touch an-go era OF
the early '90's to tho tWo-day extrava-
ganZa of the moment is tho growing
now a fixture at the Franklin Field
classic. The pentathlon is recognized
as the collegiate all-around champion
ship, and as time goes on it has come
to be worthy of the distinction.
1t was not always so. When first
conceived five or more years ago only
one athlete of any standing in the
community at large turned out for the
affair. That athlete was Howard
Berry of Pennsylvania. and because
he was the sole entrant with a tangi-
BILE claim to all-around ability Berry
won the championship quite handily
for four successive years.
Consider, then, the field of 1921, en-
bracing at least three starters the
equal of Berry, with fourth who
can and will place high in any COM
pany. This is something of change
from the old days when Berry, with
a careful negligence of demeanor,
won championships as he blessed.
The present field, as nominated, will
include Brutus Hamilton of Missouri,
the American champion; Bradley of
Kansas. the defending champion of
the colleges, and Bartels of Pennsyl-
vania and Legendre of Georgetown,
each of whom have held the title in
years agone.
This quartet stands alone in all
around pre-eminence, but pretty much
together looked upon as individuals.
In view Of his national title and his
showing at Antwerp, Hamilton might
be regarded as the best Of the lot, but
the records do not prove the fact. He
was beaten by both Bradley and Bar
tells at last years relay games.
That, added to the fact that Le-
gendre has beaten Bartels, only serves
to cloud the issue. For once it is to
be any ones title.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-13
Cumberland Fair Purses

The Cumberland County Agricul-
tural Association will offer its most
liberal purses for races this year in
it's history. They will total $500.
Two stakes for $1,000 each will be
offered for the 2.30 trotting and 2.19
trotting or pacing. The 2.22 and 2.26
mixed races will have purses Of 5000.
All the others are for $500 each ex-
cept the three-year-old class which
is $500 and the two-year-old which
is $500. Races will be held Sept. s..
6 and z.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-13

At a meeting of the Portland
Knights of Columbus baseball COM
mittee Monday. Pat" French. the
Deering High athletic director, was
elected manager. At 6 Monday night
there was a meeting when French
called together the candidates. 1t Is
planned to arrange a strong sched-
ule, including the Maine college
teams. On Wednesday there will be
a mass meeting at the clubhouse to
arouse interest and further plans for
the season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-13
IF THEY SWEAR
IOUT THEY CO.
| AMERICAN RULE

Chicago. April 12.-Players in the
American Association using profanity
on the baseball field will be banished
Immediately from the game. Presi-
dent Hickey said today in instruct
ing his umpires in regard to the rules
for the opening of the season tomor-
row.
Pitchers will be forbidden to use
any foreign substance in their de-
liveries. which means that the emery
and spitballs and other freak deliv-
cries will be prohibited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-13
GOLF CHAMP HARDWOOD
AFTER OTHER SCALPS

New York, April 12.-Joseph Kirk
wood, Australian open golf champion,
was a passenger aboard the steam
ship Aquitania, sailing today for
England. While abroad he will par
ticipate in the English open cham
pionship and the French tournament,
after which he will return to the
United States for the national open
event,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-13

Opening and Closing Dates for 1920
National League open April 13.
closes Oct. 2: 1874 games.
American League opens April Is,
closes Oct. 2; 154 games.
International League opens April
20, closes Sept. 25: 16S games.
Pacific Coast League opens April
8, closes Oct. 2: 1873 games
American Association opens April
13. closes Oct. 2: 1913 games.
Western League opens April 10,
closes Sept. q: games 1853.
Virginia League opens April p,
closes Sept. "a; 1873 games.
Eastern League opens April q,
closes Sept. %; 154 games.
Michigan-Ontario League opens
May 10, closes Sept. 5: 120 games.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-13
Portland EIks Ministries

Portland Lodge OF EIKs PRODUCED
an excellent minstrel show in the
Jefferson theatre Monday afternoon
and evening. John p. WEIGH was in
terlocutor and F. c. Prince, William
]. Dugan, E. A. Falardeau, James
McMahan, Everett S. Davis. Martin
O,Connor, James H. Walsh and T.
n Sullivan were the end men. Prince
S. Hayden, e. O. Halves, William L.
Mclaughlin, Edward ]. Brann, JACK
Sullivan and John p. WEIGH were
balladists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-13
Green Football Squad
Out for Spring Practice

Hanover. N. H.. April 12.-Fifty
candidates reported today to Assist
ant Coach Frank Dorney for Dart
mouths spring football practice.
Dorney took charge Of the linesmen.
while Jordan. varsity quarterback,
who will assist Coach Spears at West
Virginia next fall, instructed the
backs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-13
THE National Spring Panacea
By D w. FRATcHER.

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leather. II
>>eoated pill sedative for ~.
>/il-for pain Q which all flesh 10 heir
n d;ssipate the trouble there and through ths\
kseins in tinglins flood send the and slus-A
Like before the rising banb\
Lihehts, every and bring smile iv ON
Ihosej Mod profit BY my tip I'm death -rumetE .nd\
Hou desive rerms float abou-s every
Ching that 1fak:. for health and :rsas'1 md - b.ni.h
THAT has hedssd and f..'srea NAP mad rush 70,
flag when I'm about and aching bead and give
instead bring the crimson the cheek
lid face Of those who seek relief from cough and dreadful ""
No druggist sells proEeie
antidote
dope win kill has aetbiz q ven kse~n
\.sue 'u,l. and k{: and salifo..
\croak meals. canned and campfire SHR whsn prssts
Nsre :;e1,Ed 70. h.v: che eu.:n .. h.wiss/
\gem Of lyhtoid wealth in relaxed threbbing/
Forget amen the .umdum sh.s' which .n
infect I'm like the balm Of music sweet, which u4ls 4
<nd soothes and eanesls in homo and shoT
Md everywhere. ] pray that all who all b>/
\xise and take . heart advies/
Sts tried and nue-In wager al
Nip. Bff! Bang! Hu.rahl
Play R.lll-
W rratche ~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-13
Managers
AMERICAN


AMERICAN
cleveland, iris Speaker.
new York, Miller Higgins.
chicago, VIM. Gleason.
xDetroit, Ty Cobb.
xSt. Louis, Lee FohI.
xBoston, Hugh Duffy.
Washington, Clark Griffith.
Philadelphia, Connie Mack.
NATIONAL
New York, John J. McGraw.
brooklyn, Wilbert Robinson.
xChicago. John ]. Evers.
cincinnati, Patrick Moran.
rlttsburgh, Geo. Gibson.
xboston. Fred Mitchell.
81 Louis, Branch Hickey.
Afhiladelphia, William Donovan.
Knew manager.
now the Clubs Finished Last Yea,
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Team VIZ ~
s~.Sokiyn .s......... SO 81 .6O4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-13

cepyr.sa.ed By D. ". rraschsr. 1874.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-16

MA TAYLOR AVE, pri Ar
lington Parlzu, blizko Standard
Oil Cloth Ca, 4 izbovy dom. &C.
ma $1,000. Tiez diva izbovy dom
"a $500. Ma splatky. vyhl'a-
dajte Himmelreicha. COS Dollar
Bank Budova. Oba telefony.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-16

sArni, y kazdorh vazehf, 4 ksd'
So sobral s.majdan'' jedon :
mich hnsd' - dostavil ma ebslu-
hu. Ostatne ami jeden maj
dan" sa nemohol obist bez slu-
hu. Najfmali no obycajne
vsetci hraci dohromady ma celu
noz ca pat kopejek striebra, q
hlavna jeho povinnost' bola
stat cell noe ma strait.
Zvacsa mrznul pat, ale b .
|sest hodin v predsieni pri
tridsat'stupnovom mraze q da-
vat pozor ma kazde klepnutie,
kazde zazvonenie, ma kazdy
krok po dvore. Hlavny veli-
tel pevnosti, alebo straz pri-
chadzali do vazenia niekedy
dost' pozde v noci, ticho sa
podkradli a prekvapili hracov
remeselnfkov. Lebo ked' po-
Gala naraz rachotit' zamka
d v i e r, vedlcich predsiene
ma dvor, bolo uz pozde sa scho-
vavat', sviecky hasit' a That
ma postel'. Ale preto. ze pla-
teneho strazcu po takom pre-
kvapeni trestanci t'ahali ma
zodpovednost', boly prfpady
takej melody vel'mi riedke.
Pat kopejek, je pravda i pre-
trestanca plat smiesne CHAIR
ny; preto ma vo vazeni vzdy
podfvenim naplnovala prfs-
most a bezohl'adnost' najima-
Gov, ako v tomto pripade, tax
i vo vsetkych ostatnych. "Do-
stal 81 peniaze, teda sluz!" To
boil d6vod, ktory nedovol'oval
nijakej namietky. Ia vynalo-
zeny gros bral najimac vsetko,
co mohol what, bral ak bolo
NONE al to, co nemal brat a
este sa staval, ako by robit'
milost' najatemu. Hrac, pijan
rozhadzujlci peniaze ma pra-
vo ma pavo bez pocitania, ho-
tovy bol vzdycky osidit' svojho
sluzobnfka, a to som spozoro-
val al indie, nielen vo vazenf.
Prelozil P. T.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-16

prizivnika. Mnohe inc priznaky,
jako utratenie chuti k jedlu, z
casu ma cas- neabycajna chut',
potiahnuty jazyk, bolasti 5al1d-
ka, nieco jake by nam zavadzalo
v hrtane, stale odpldvanie,
nezazivnost, bol'asti v 1doch,
zavrat, mdloba ked' name zald-
dok prazdny, tmave kruhy pred
ociami. Sialenost', paddcnica a
zachvaty mdloby su castou prfci..
nou a nasledkom tasemnice. Ma
joby0ajnejsim prfznakom pri diet
kach je stale babaranie nosa, bez-
sennost', bolonie hlavy, utratenie
chuti k jedlu, bladost', dietky sa
strania spoloenosti druhych die
tok. Laxtan je preparacia, ktorej
cielom je vyhnat' tasemnicu z
I l'udskeho systemu q je pouzfvana
$ vel'mi dobrym 1spechom. Jestly
ze mate podozrenie, ze mate ta-
semnicu, objednajte hned' lick
Laxtan. Celia liecba stojf $10.48,
polovicna $6.75. Nemusfte sa zdr-
zovat' prace. Laxtan. je neskSd-
my. Laxtan pred&ya Dr.. Lumeco
Lab, Forbes at Moultrie, Pitts
bnrgh, Penna.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-16

TARMY v OHIO MA PREDAJ.
Naslsdkom nemoce majitera, 158 a6-
rovl farma, is mil Cd Youngstown,
M dobrej makadam ceste, IA mile cd
eleznice. obchodu Skoly. vel'k& sto-
dola stpka. vsetky stavisk& dobr6.
Pramea ma pastvisku; Fem dob
rom stave. Telefon ' dome. Mieko
- vyber& phi dome. Posta. Sdsedna
farma prsdank poaedn6ho ttdha po
$500 70 aker. Ksfychl6mu odpredaju
Ian 20 $75 - aker. T. g. Rosa, Can
field, o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-16
- Ohlasujte v Youngstown
skych Slovenskych Novin&ch!
KRGE BA L sIALENosT st
casio PRIPISOVANE
TASEMNICI.

Reflexove phenomena, jako
cholera, krce, zachvaty pad1c-
nice, sialenost', mania inc ne
prirodzene stavy dokazaly sa byt'
caste nasledkom tasemnice. Tieto
priznaky sa ztratia, ked' je'
tasemnica odstranena. Tiez inc
povazlive nemoce sd nasledkom
tohoto prizivnika. Mnoho muzov,
zien a dietok trpi touto chorobou
a lieceni byvaj1 ma inu nemoc.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-16

My potrebujeme prvotridneho adpre-
davata nemovitosti ku odpredaju ma
itch fariem v Mahoning, Trumbul a
Columbiana okresoch. Must hovorit
Wac reef musf mat automobil. Potre-
bujeme odporueania. Nakol 'ko spravca
je vaciinou Won z dradovne, najlepiiie
je ked' napiuete. Prvotriedn6 kontroct
schopnemu tlovekovi. Everett &Capel.
obchodnici farmami, SIG Stambaugh
Building, Youngstown, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-16

M n O h / muzo-
via, zeny a deti
lieeenf s1 ma inc
nemoce, neuspes-
ne, ked' ich sku-
tocnou nemocou
lebo vadou je ta-
smnica. Najistej-
sim dokazom to-
no je vylueova-
ME ciastok tohoto
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-16

POTREBUJEME PRVOTRIEDNEHo
PREDAvAGA nemovitosti, ku odpre-
daju nasich fariem Y Mahoning, Trum-
bull a Colubiana okresoch. Musi ho-
vorit' Wac reci q mat vlastny auto
mobil. ziadame odporucenia. Nakol'-
ko spravca je najcastejsie Won z dra-
dovne, najlepsie piste. Prvotriedny
kontrakt prav6mu clovekovi. Everett
& Capel, obchodnici farmami 516
stambaugh Bldg, Youngstown, o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-16
ZAPIskY Z DoMU MRT-
v7cH
------ %
Fedor MichAjlovi6 Dostojevskij

no vel'mi hrozna. Prihodilo
50 mi "a styfi roxy vidiet' dost'
mnoho odsndenych v predve.
Ger odsudneho pre- Mich dna
Obyeajne som sa stretaval {
odsndenymi testancami v ne.
mocnici, v oddeleni pre- vaz.
nov, ked' som byval chory, Go
sa stavalo dost' caste.
| Vsetci trestanci dobre vedia,
ze clovekom s najvacsim sdci-
tom pre- Mich je lekar. Lekari
nikdy nerobia rozdielu medzi
obyvatel'mi a trestancami, ako
to robia nevol'ky skoro vsetci
ostatnf l'udia; vyjmdc aida
prosty dedinsky l'ud. Tento
nikdy nevyhadzuje ma oci tre-
stancom ich priestupok, co by
Dol najhorsf, a vsetko i'm od-
pdst'a "a trest, ktory znasaj1,
vobec "a svoje nest'astie. Pro-
sty lud v celom Rusku nazyva
zloein nest astfm a zlocincov
odsudenych nest'astnymi. W.
raz ten ma vePmi hlboky smy-
sell. A je to tym dolezitejsie,
ze vznikol nevedomky, instink-
tivne.
Trestanec vyratavsf pribliz,
ne, kedy nastane hrozny pre-
neho den telesneho trestu, ide
caste do nemocnice, ddfajdc,
Re takym sposobom aspon tro-
chu odrocf nastavajdcu t'azkd
chvil'u. Ale ked' odchadza a
nemocnice ako vylieceny a vie
skoro urcite, ze osudna chvil'a
sa Wac media odrocit', byva sko-
no vzdy ukrutne rozculeny. Me
ktorf z marnivosti sa snazia,
pravda zatajit' svoje rozcdle-
ME, ale neobratna strojena bra
v1ra neoklame ich druhov.
Vsetci chapu, o co ide a mlcia
z dtrpnosti. Znal som isteho
testanca, mladeho clove a
ods1deneho ma sPahanie knu-
tom. Dostal taky strach ze sa
den pred vykonanfm trestu od-
hodlal vypit' pohar vodky, do
ktorej nasypal snupaveho do
hanu.
Muslin podotkndt', ze ma
trest odsldeny vazen 81 zao-
patri palene v, den pred vykona
MIN trestu. Trestanci majd
presvedcenie, ze clovek podna-
pity nenl tax cltllvy. pre- knut
alebo palicu.
Nuz dbohy mladik, vypivsi
fl'asu paleneho dohanom,
hned' onef1ocnel; nastalo vra-
canie s krvou tax re no odniesli
do nemocnice skoro bez pama-
tt. O niekol'ko dni zjavily sa
prfznaky suchotin, ma ktore o
pol roka umrel.
Ked' vypravam malomy-'
sel'nosti, ktora sa casti zmoc-
nuje zlocincov pred vykonanfm
trestu, muslin dodat', ze ME-
ktorf z Mich naopak prekvapu-
jd pozorovatel'a neobycajnou
chrabrost'ou.
Raz "a letneho dina roznie-
sla sa po vzenskom oddelenfI
v nemocnice zvest', ze vecer
budu trestat' povestneho zlosy-
ma a vojenskeho sbeha Orlova
a po trieste ze no privedd do
nemocnice. Trestanci boli vset
ci zrejme rozculeni a priznam
sa, ze som ia cakal ma prf-
chod povestneho zlosyna maj
vacsou ,zvedlavost'ou. Davno
som uz pocul o nom ozajstne
divy. Bol to zlosyn, akych je
malo, vrazdiaci s chladnou kr-
YOU starcov j detf, clovek S OH
romnou silou v6le a s hrdym
vedomfm tejto svojej silly.
Privedli. no vecer. Orlov. .bol
skoro bez seba; cel1 noe no
trestanci opatrovali, menili mu
obklady, prevracali no s boka
ma box, davali lieky, akoby
opatrovali najblizsieho pribuz-
n6ho. Nasledujdceho dina pri-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-16

MA PREDAJ 8 DOMY; jeden
duplovany, v drlhom dome OBJ
chod. Matt byt' prestahovane,
lebo moxu byt' rosobrate. Cena
vsetlych troch domov 100000
HI H'aste 50 u A. Dzvonika, "a Nor
ris Avenue lebo v redakcii novln.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-16

:: :.
sevna energia zrejme vel'mi po-
mahala prifode.
Ma mole otazky odpovedal
mi bez okolkov, ze netrpezlive
caka, aby Dol zdravy, ably 81 60
najskor odbavil zbytek trestu
bal sa PRIV, ze trest nevydrzi.
"Ale teraz,' = dodal, minnie
ocami, "je vsetko v periadku.
Prfjmem zbyvajdci pocet knu-
tov, potion ma posld ostatny-
mi do Nercinska a. cestou i'm
ufrnknem! Zceia iste ufrnk-
nem! Len aby sa chrbat a "a
dns cast skoro zahojily!" Ce-
lych pat dnf netrpezlive ca
kal, kedy bude m6ct' pozia-
dat, aby no prepustili z ne
mocnice, ako' vyhojeneho. v
tejto nedockavosti byval ME-
kedy vel'mi smiesny a vesely.
Konecne no prepustili 2 ne
mocnice, hoci chrbat nemal es-
tie celkom zahojeny. Nasledu-
juceho dina no viedli zas ma
trest.
Ked' nasu kasarnu vecer "a
vierali, dostavala ona vnutri
akysi zvlastny raz - raz sku-
tocneho obydlia, domaceho kr-
bu. Len teraz som mohol po-
zorovat' .trestancov, svojich
druhov, zcela ako donna. Dnom,
"a svetla to nejde: mozu prfst'
kazdu chvll'u do vazenia pod
dostojnfci, straz predstavenf,
preto sa vsetci obyvatelia
vazenia drzia mac, sd znepoko-
jovani cimsi, ako by ustavicne
nieco ocakavali a naveky sa
nieeoho obavali. Ale ked ka~
sarnu zavrd, hned' sa vsetci
spokojne a pohodlne usalasia
ma svojich miestach a kazdy
sa da do nejakej rucnej prace.
Sien sa naraz osvetli. Kazdy
ma svoju sviecku a svoj sviet-
mix, zvacsa dreveny. Jeden sa
da do platania bot, druhy size
nejake haby. Dusny vzduch v.
kasarni stava sa kazdou hodi-
nou t'azsfm.
Hrba kartarov ut1illa sa do
klta ma koberec a dala sa tiez
do prace. Skoro v kazdej ka-
sarni nachodf sa trestanec,
ktory ma napohotove maly,
starry, asi meter dlhy koberec,
sviecku a strasne spinave, "a
mastene karty. Vsetko toto
dohromady sa nazyvalo, maj
danom." Mattel dostaval cd
hracov plat, asi patnast' kope-
jek "a noe; to Dol jeho docho-
dok. Hraci hrali obycajne len
hazardne hry. Kazdy hrac Wy
sypal pred sebou hromadku
medenakov vsetko Go NAL vo
vrecku, a vstaval so zeme, ale
bo 4ked' prehral vsetko do po-
slednej babky, alebo ked' obo-
hral druhov. Hra sa koncieva-
la pozde v noci, niekedy trvala
az do svitania, do tel chvil'e,
ked otvarali kasarne.
V nasej sieni, ako al vo vset-
kych ostatnych sienach v ce-
lom vazeni, byvali tiez vzdy
zobraciy alebo taxi, ktori vset-
ko prepili a prehrali, alebo 70
braci cd prfrody. Hovorim "od
prfrody'' a vyslovujem to slovo
dorazom. Lebo medzi nasfm
l'udom akychkol 'vek okol-
nostiach a pri akychkol'vek
podmienkach vzdy sa ozaj W.
skytuj1 a budu vyskytovat' ME-
ktore podivne osobnosti, kto-
rym je osudom predurcene, ze
ma veky vecne zostand zobrak-
mi. Vzdycky zostand vazna-
mi, vzdy bud1 otrhanf, vzdy
bud1 mat pohl'ad, ako nal'a-
kanf, zastrasenf q vzdy budd
u niekoho v sluzbe; budd plnit'
cudzie rozkazy, obycajne roz-
kazy veselych kompanov, alebo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-16

Ma predaj:: Len $400 v hoto-
vosti, ostatok tax jako najomne.
Ma Berkley Ave. blizko Madison
pat izbovy dom SO vsetkym po-
hodlfm. $ garazom dost velkym
ma 8 automobilov. Lot velkosti
44x135. Cena $1,000. Vyhladajte
Himelreicha COS Dollar Bank
budova. Oba telefony.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-06
ELSMERE-oAK GROVE.

Elsrnere. Aug. 6.-Mrs. Florence Scott
and Miss Helen Scott are guests o.
Mrs. Helen Reynolds.
Master Earl A. Morris son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Melvin had his tonsih
and adenoids removed yesterday, at hi
home on junction avenue. DIR. Ellegooc
of Wilmington and Dr. Merit Burke o.
Newport performed the operation anc
be Is getting along well.
Heisler Ball son of DR. John Ball, who
was operated on In Delaware hosplta
for appendicitis, has returned TO hi:
home on du Pont road.
Mr.. aad Mrs Schunder are repairing
their home on Junction avenue.
RAYMOND Whiting, who has beer
quite i'll, has returned to work again.
Fairview Fire Co, No. |, of Oal
Grove-Elsnere, which WAS founded ii
April last, reported having cleared
81 500 on the bazaar which closed OF
Tuesday evening. They are going TO hold
a card party next Wednesday evening
at the fair grounds.
Joseph Cannon left today for three
days visit to relatives IN Lancaster, Pa
Mr.. and Mrs George Layman and
son, Gordon, Of East Lancaster, Mass
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Evans
Walters on Cleveland avenue.
There will be no service at Elsmert
Presbyterian church, Sunday evening
as the Elders feel it best to attend the
open-air service at Washington Height.
going il a body from the church al
$50 p. m.