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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-26

Dr.. w. c. Phillips. president of the Dallas County Medical society at Sell ma, and his wife are guests in tho home of pr. and Mrs. Miles A. Cope land this week
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-26

Mrs. Murray M. Howard of Atlanta, Ga. is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. John R. Hornady, during the semi-centen- nial.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-26

D. Shaeff at the Empire hotel. they having motored from their home at Flat Creek.
 Miss Virginia Bracket is the guest of Miss Eura Mae Powell.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-26

Miss Ludie Armstrong of Demopo- lis has returned to her home after a weeks visit with her sister, Mrs Miles A. Copeland.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-26

Miss Virginia Thornton of Mobile, Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. F. w. Bromberg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-26
The Season's First Trip Birmingham to Havana Via NeW Orleans
 and Return
|. E. Ridenhour, Resident Manager

OUR tour leaves Birmingham from the l.. < N. V station at 20 p. m., January IT, arriving at New Orleans at 7:35 a. m., Friday, January 13, where we spend the day and night. Here we take an automobile trip over the city.
 We leave the Creole City Saturday morning at 10 a. m on one of the Southern Pacifics magnificent steamers onward bound to Havana This route gives our party the opportunity to view the Missis sipp river for almost 100 miles before entering the gulf On both banks of the river for the entire dis tance can be seen the immense fields where sugar cane is grown; sugar mills, refineries and famous old-tme plantation homes with their broad gal leries and numerous small cabins.
 Our approach to Havana is very beautiful and inn pressive the harbor fanked by rising bluffs, upon which are Moro Castle on one side and Fort Cab anas on the other; the city occupies the hills sur rounded by the crescent-shaped bay. Our steamer arrives in the early morning when the sunrise tips the hills and lights the city to brilliant whiteness The ship comes direct to the dock where our party leaves for our hotel. Havana is full of interest to the visitor. On first reaching Cuban soil one is impressed by the soidity of the city buildings and the wide extent of its limits all the structures from the humble cottages to the grand. palaces are of stone; everything is massive and substantial. Each and all our tours are Every courtesy and pro- orsonal, conducted and tection is given those trav rLaasa cling alone, especially ehapeioneu' women and children. We call the attention to anyone wishing to make this trip to enroll early Owing to the number of visitors at this season, limited to our reservations. CONTEMPLATE MAKING FURNISH
 ITINERARY
 further onation phon write
 ROOM IA, LYRIC BUILDING
 Ala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-26

Mir. and Mrs. Roe Davenport Of Chattanooga, spent last weekend in Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-26

Miss Florence Hughey of Washing ton, D. C., Is the guest of her sis- ters. Mrs. E w. Ellis and Miss Gene Hughey.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-11

'h1u m.ref fa.d fhc ut7rsr rfI
rir- nf nfsI Tht-. U4ss ..4.. HHi
mf nIfuf4l nIau.an f.r many y.4.i
n5 maid h.' fm whom 4 should ...
fs r.I r hs Irg fo das me. nh.
SISTED n tHr. fr. rnd ana fffff
potrae Hla xra's hlnfIur .-
rsI.d Pen .r1 coffee u.Ir sumo.
sfuJ t.hDH milk ana -ug. aH1
hHff bread .eU stfI ~. has. u
cotton HhrI Hnaf bread - I.. au4
fa eggs sh.1iH Doe nt H.. ore
to.l' o.
tarre ra.Ia ..aH.
y.l supply ris From tIr. Pa. ars
..rl boo .1.d $50 has. ar- t..a meat
f.r three years aud io. u.s .-
.Id Fffrtf and sweets 1ut POI
uf.ais ,irdg and chocolate %. H.t
laugh if me. l4ar una sins th sears
Hl npui sugar Yr anything Ur
longing for sweets lt nr.s becomes
absolutely morbid
One thing more, SOD lr .'.I
one s.nd rtu oI three ,.Hd.e, $50, ...
given '''ir.,ng .rH ..I' .
nnuI. K'f.s,ru OIL. .luII.4 ... ,
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-11
LACK OF EDUCATION OF W0HEN
KEEPS MANY OF THEM JOBLESS

night another hls taken I..
4u.red maid wIIh fh. UH
ufe tlp to Europe
Ihr Htllled women ar. I..
mo men BOO Offices. a...f...
Brown eha aiIi .blf n. ..
Hs made to Et' men u
.I Iu" employment .N
aIIiF .hs mans .u ..f..
rr.s greater trlg IU, eHu.
lH.e 30 more deIeudeu.. rf.
uo. placed upon mu
Interesting u.r,s ... ".
if.Nn D. HIis ..rai.s ....
Hu.Hf't fh' da..'opmr Fl. IH. ...
lIfdred lrc ffiarF, Inr
con fh. a4G one d1y rr su.
fD JOB Shc si'd rh. nd .Hr .t
from her hnmo 300 Kloars rIty In..
90 q h.rst fDIafh' Tu- rH
.upl0y'H ~ e. wenfbg Young r b.
elIr f0 .hi invalid muthar
H'ets 'btAr too giri and nsr anH
w're enjoyed uH1 oor mnfref
gir eD'iung an pntn9bI,,
1re r.ft hag Ue hu bond
rpiDym.lt ~ a0irsr u rafr.
..p'. 90 no o.rrrHsf To us rhaU.
apparent this Winter Ms Brssu
Ih' ltuniior ~ Fmt Warn n. f
s similar t0 'tr' m tH, other utr..r..
l.'H "' Town Hh'Ir employment .f
n.s aIe maintained y Ws Young
Nuu.Ua Christian Association
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-11

PORT WORTH Texas Dec DO In.
sgif.gen, education Boz common school
subjects ard l1lk ~ training are con
tuhuunR none o. th. unemployment
problem among women u Fmf Worth
and other leNIs ciAes ihaH ans other
factor ac.afdlng O. Mfs Virginia
nr0wu. employment secretary of tho
Port Worth Yo1rr Women Christian
Asso atin
Mr I-.en bear. dlHy ffa uisas 0f
F.rs ard ssuer ~no come almost ,In.
iinuas sr-kns Ius- Tt, uuU uuts
rams, In lF Hm Do Co., ST. .he said
and OBJ, .Dref the tell boz. r conf.
den.r are nanE and varied 800 Dlssrs
aIe represented ffam fha Ufarf. o.
no specially trained and Intellectual
r...s a.. easily provided fr The
skilled rN aimed worker. Nrt Brown
iad o. h. fh, urssiH"d md u1tda.. ted
XVI . woman i.r FhUm HffI. .iu he
provided H ffs HlF of employment
Tnl nand0el applications Goo Iuhs
are ln i.r aith tiu Brown. NnH -
th- applicant. HI. H.Y. educated she
sld oven n ir. r.UIu.Hflr ..EI.cts
Nar. lr widows fl. women HIa.. uls-
lau4s 4Ir 0.f nd WORK e.m. ... .Iug
tHaffl.,l women whose I...f1s fI.r
dnrrinl I0.W Hr Eua. .H ..t.
lax col Idftn q. De- cared .u.
Application. aIo ..f accepted nom
women whose Hut. HHe ... anft 1853
90 girls ~ ~r. #s. .n, Ir need -
'ur..u.r. fh, #.u.r 5000 The
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-11

cred that The doctors ady.s. me '9
~ They prescribe guod foot h1' }
can only smile at them rn reply
a letter written in ALTERING English
IT, Russian girl fo the nme American
.ecalig the l0, whrh the American
workers boz Russia spread everywhere.
tier. are extracts spelling and ODD a-
She wrote
Sou know t.g the hut yisi' o. as
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-11

., fsome Americanl in our house were
ra, heard ls'ivn,er nor lively CONVEX
....,s lith them .t was n the spring
,s,,. to alr house IN ne beginning "
~. -,~nre bot from that time ihs
,,..ye.s stiffness q our house had gone
81 "a, returned % lie. Seriainiy Tor
you E, is dinicur 90 understand usIou'
IN our ufe with you went away All nay
uin,ss and light
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-11

.sttarr ~ f.,f % wish you would
$500. rrH sd,i-.. Ia. ataf and Hcw we
could i. 80 away from here To
..aaern mamma 90 Starvation here
H. vI ut haf Simply gef ..si
HnIn .rF
F.t fHaf rauF eiIs have mar
.f ar. sners and taua become f.r'
Hn subjects vhen they can freely
..,.t NJ. country. Dad f.srf rlnsid
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-11
Cnnfrr1n,r snnrl,t

HAkIIsFfELD co., D. 100 Ur
fr.f council number ono 81 tho u|
urs'rs union. california. TODAY son. 90
telegram 10 Secretary ~ Labor DAVIS
...r. fUr be- .a. DIE good uf'..H.
d. H.H.us about 70 conference, between
. operator. of fnIs state and I,ra.
..rHf.. m 'h, Union
, 1921-10-01
LOCAL.

The S. s. 'Parima" from Windward
is due at Frederiksted at 6 o'clock on
Monday morning, leaving at Z O'Clock
for New York via St. Thomas.
The Native Brass Band gave an excellent
popular concert to a large gathering on
the Wharf last night, and after tramped
home with the march Cheer Boys
Cheer.
The boxing match of last night at
Frederiksted is reported as having re-
suited in a victory for the visiting cham
pion Mr.. Bonarparte.
No news yet to hand about the Mys-
terry.
, 1921-10-01
one, and we are quite sure that the
spectators will be we'll amused. Com.
lELEGRAM MS.
ST. CROIX STATION.

auspices of the Chamber OF commerce
and the Dominica RepresentatlonTGov-
eminent Association resolutions praying
for q measure of popular representation
on the Legislature and the withdrawal
of Dominica from the Leeward Islands
Confederacy were passed amidst enthusl-
asm. Queues lined the streets leading
to the St. Gerrard's Hall where the
meeting was held. For hours before the
opening of the meeting capacity OF the
hall proved inadequate within five mln-
utes after the opening OF the doors
London, Sept. 9th An outline Of the
reply Of the Russian Soviet Govt TO the
note of Lord Curzon calling for he at
attedtion o. the Soviet Government to
alleged serious breaches Of faith in the
pursuance of a campaign Of intrigue
against Great Britain in Central Asia and
Afghanistan by the Soviets, has been
delivered to Lord Curzon. M, Berlin,
Of the Russian Trade Delegation, has
written Lord Curzon that the Soviet
Govt's. reply is being handed to M.
Robert Hodges. the British trade repre-
sentative in Moscow. M. Berlin de
clares that whil2 the Soviets are fully
convinced the accusations are without
foundation, the Soviet Government is
making fresh inquiries, in order to be
able to refute the charges in detail,
meanwhile, NJ. Berlin says, no time
must be lost in pointing out that mary
Of Lord Curzon's statements will not
bear the most superficial examination.
As an instance, he cities Lord Curzon's
allegation that Santore Nuerteva, form
erly in charge of the movements of for
eigners in Moscow. issued statement
as Director OF the Department Of pro-
paganda under the third international OF
Moscow on June 10Th, In France,
NJ. Berlin asserts, me has been in pri-
son since March and never had any posi-
ton under the third international" SINH
Iarly, VI. Berlin adds, other reports
attributed to Eliava Karahan (Soviat
representative in Warsaw and others
have no foundation in fact. Rothstein,
Ambassador of the Russian Socialist
Federal Soviet republican in Teheran,
never has been engaged in forming
re evolutionary committees in Persia. De
Hafx ever has been sent to Moscow or
any other place by the Soviet Govern
ment''. De Berlin says there is no
doubt that Lord Curzon, the British For
eign Secretary, has fallen a victim of
false rumours spread by Russian White
Guards and of French origin.
Riga, Sept. 9th. Charges that the
British Government had been duped into
buying false forged documents were
made by Karl Radek in the newspaper
, 1921-10-01
COMMERCIAL NIGHT SCHOOL.
CHRISTIANSTED JUNIOR HIGH
SCHOOL

PERMISSION has been granted TO Mr..
w. ETHELBERT MESSER to con-
duct a private class in Shorthand and
Typewriting on Tuesday, Wednesday,
and Friday evenings each week in the
C~hristiansted Junior High School Build
ing. A small tuitionlfee will be asked
by the instructor.
For the Director of Education
ARTHUR E. LINDBORG,
Asst. Director of Education.
, 1921-10-01
Football.

Tomorrow on the Holger Danske
Ground, the Dreadnought No. l and 2
, 1921-10-01

Football Clubs will line up against each
other for a contest.
All interested persons are welcome to
the Ground to wit less this contest as it
is expected to be very interesting. Kick
off at 4. 80 p m.
We hope the day will be a favorable
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-04
LOCAL BANKERS DISCUSS MANY
QUESTIONS At LIONS BANQUET

81 the country according tu Ira Emhry
uf the National ihnk of Commerce.
Emhry expects cattle loin companies
Ca demand collection next fan he said
noccssitatiug thu sb,e ~ cattle a. what
ever the market Is at that time.
The advantages ~ uust cumpai y
over an individual guardian were out
lined hN 4 \ Fisk IT the Amarillo Hank
\ Trust Company Banker Fisk gave
the Lions a hri,f history ~ the growth
uf trust companies
business of TUESDAYS mcctin. rNr.
sisted uf the appointment ~ n A. Gard.
net chairman ~ q committee to pr.
ganizo a Lions glrc club ". g Pope.
chairman ~ committee 10 purchase
piano for the Harvey House: l. II
Davies named e. represent the Lion y
club an the hotrd of directors of the
Auto aud Industrial club
Music VAS furnished by the poandi
quartet and the Albert Taylor com.
pany.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-04

James Hamilton; reserves at Amarillo
college IT Music nov.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-04
OKLAHOMA PASTOR.
ATTENDS FUNERAL
CHARLES CR0ZIER.
REV. LESLIE tARRl>t.rON Of
CARMEN. OKLA. STOPS ~
AMARILLO.

Rev Leslie Harrington. pastor NJ the
Methodist Church Ia Carmen. Oklaho.
ma, was IN Amarillo Tuesday afternoon.
cnroutc home after attending the fun
otal ct his l-uther in.law, Charles A..
Cruzi,r. IN Memphis Monday.
Charles Cru2ior had been III Tor a
number uf months aud his death did not
come as a surprise Ia relatives and
friends, =" was a man of prominence
IN Memphis. being an officer In the
Ciscru Smith Lumber Company and IN
the Citia,ns state HANK and was In
t,rcstud IN other business enterprises.
The funeral held In the Methodist
Church IN Memphis was one 81 the mos,
largely attended events If it, kind ever
hcld IN Hall county b.d vas, quaint
ties of flowers added u, the at,cs,ation
II the high cstccm In which Mr. Gro.
ficr was held
while IN Annrill" the Rev. Mr. Far
f.ugtnn visited with relatives and
friends and .Nnrcsscd deep apprccia
tuu # the city. this being his first stop
here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-04

Bankers 81 Amarillo discussed a..
udnc,s ~ ihr LIONS cub luncheon At
the Harvey HOUSE TUESDAY II was
bankers day aud tie program was
given over tn them
we can commercially statNr &C. death
aud stll 1--we. declared a. &. u BN lum
II the Guaranty state Bank Tr'men.
dous initiation and too wide credits are
responsible lot present conditions -
mum said and hc added things viii he.
Kin 90 return to uormalry When Europe
Is In condition e. buy our surplus pro.
ducts
The hanks business Is tu distribute
money throughout thc community
where d, rs most needed not letting any
one class bccomv top heavy" said W.
". fl,unlkin 81 the First National hank
Economy Is thu hop, 81 relief from the
present s,ring,ucy Speaker f1'nnikrn
maintained
Hard work Is before N" cij,lnmcn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-04
PARENTS AND TEACHERS Will.
MEET AT CLARENDON TODAY

tfsnk Il Jamison Joe l.. Pop"
W u Estes and Ice Sa,iervhitc
will he the aftcr.dnncr speakers ut
function 10 bc given IN Claycn.
don az noon today,
The occasion u complimentary
luncheon rendered 60 the Parent.
Teachers CONVENTION Of the First
District n IL under tho auspices 10
the Clarendon Chamlsr of Com.
mercc
Roast chicken, dressing. fruit
salad. fresh tomatoes. green peas.
cream snuds. whipped cream pie,
iN- cream. coffee and cakes. com.
prise the inspiration On which the
quartz, vii h. fed What they will
talk abou, ar what they will say.
nobody knows according 10 tho
printed program.
sam n Braswcll will act ~ toast.
master and according io the pro.
gta'a. on Brssw,ll rests the rcspon.
sihlu,y Of presenting the speakers
and announcing he does not know
wha. they viii sneak about
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-04

James Hamilton; reserves al Amarillo
l'0llcg, uf Music now
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-04

JAMES Hamilton; reserves ut Amarillo
.'nllegc ul Music now.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-04
Special TO The News.

FLoYDADA. May "A l., C\n BAR
ton. aged scvcnty.twu died 1T his hum.
near Matador. In Motley county. this
afternoon At O'Clock Funeral In Mat.
dor "Wednesday afternoon vill be- FOL.
lowed lN burial in the local cemetery.
This marks the passing NJ one of the
mus, widely known and popular oi the
nionccr Cattlcnen OF the western por.
,ion OF Texas. Al Barton had his first
experience IN the cattle business with
the trail herds from Texas to Colo
RADIO. He operated for a time around
Higgins. whcr. he has relatives. ana
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-04
AL BARTON WEST TEXAS CATTLE
MANISDEADAT MATADOR HOME
-WASPIONEER TRAIL HERDSMAN

itcry after having suffered rcverscs.
ltogaining some OF his former rating
in the cattle business Barton enlarged
his holdings. and his ventures were
crowned with success, AZ the time of
his death he was wealthy. having cx'
tcnsivc properties In this portion Of
the state.
During the afternoon brothers OF Mr..
Barton passed through floydada en-
route 10 their brothers home ana IL Is
understood tina, still other relatives will
n, In attendance al the funeral from
different sections Of the state.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-04
LOls WILSON AMI
IN N.l~>TtR CAST
ARdrvW Robson. Nukio ,a,ama. and
Others ARE Seen In Who's
Notlr servant"

Their Is an ail'siar east ln Who's
Tour Srrvant'' whirh Is opening O..
day nc the Liberty Theatre Ter an vn.
Csse,asns Of ,wo days, The ~, tui
ehsrsctcr. that IL the dauEnter u Rear
Admiral Bancroft. commandaui at a
United States Navy Yard. II played ly
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-04
SHERIFF ROACH WILL
BRING BACK STOLEN
CAR AND PRISONERS

Another stolen ear vas located hy
sheriff Hur,ou Roach Tuesday Tn"
car Is q lluick owned hy IN frci pud
son and 4, held subject tn tho sheriff.
order IN warrcnshurg Mo, y miles
cast ot Kansas city.
With u" car two Nupug men are held.
Tho name Of one Il thu men is y, V.
bradford, which IL the same as the
ramr ~ young man acquitted 10y a
Jury In district court Il the charge Of
thief, from = box ear April %
pr Dudson's ear was taken from In
front If the high school building during
an entertainment The shrrifi's office
l"st no time IN -'nding pointed cards
Trad asst giving description and mum
beers 81 the car. II was through this
means that IN" csr was located SHEER
iif Roach viii lrav, for kansas city to
dav To- bring back the car and prison
vrs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-04
SANITARY RULES ARE
RESPECTED BY DEALERS

Seventeen places IN Amarillo subject
to inspection under sanitary regulations
for handling IL food and drinks were
rated at 100 rcr cent for the month
II AptIl by the city sanitary inspector,
Most others ranged from o; to ~ per
cent
ThoSr rated At iO0 per cent are. Aus
tin Drug Company soda fountain. Y. &
~ bakery. T. 4 " Grocery. risgly.
WiegN Ne. city Drug store foun'
tain Denver coffee House, Dohoncv.
oliver Drug Company, palac" of Sweets
Thompson Produce Company, Amarillo
Confectionery, pullman Confectionery.
Takers CAFE. Mcllruy nros,. Harvey
iiousc. Duke Drug Company fountain.
Mitchell Baum fountain. B1um's gro.
Gerry.
- -
James Hamilton; reserves al Amarillo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-04

l.ois Wilson, an appealing yuung screen
star
The pat II her father is taken bN
Andrew Robson. enc ul the best char
l,'g actors \ sinister and y.llnnous
81, o. b. taken hy Yukln Aoyauia who
ha, "a, part ct q s,h,ming and dis
honest housc servant
others In suppori az. Albvr, Nor.
rsun William Scott and Frances
Runhgm m the parts respectively
Ell ,ssumand,r iu the navy. a licuien.
ant and pretty widow. about the
posi The picture Is based unon =
play hy Julian Johnson. which was
s.,n a. the Princess Theatre. New
York. where Il had long run.
james Hamilton: reserves ut Amarillo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-04
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-03

kf Iii l'udia ami ma .iednej, ami ma
druhej strane, a hoci by lepsie bo-
10 byvalo, keby sa ich otazky bo-
ly kvasily a vyvaraly V jednej
strane, netreba 81 z1fat preto, ze
to presto do otvoreneho zapasu.
Netreba 81 iz1fat', hovdrim, ale
l'utovat to memo, aida mono
i ospravedlnit' Ospravedlnit tym
Re ak postavenie mienok proti Sc
be bolo ozaj nevyrovnatel'ne, lep-
Sic bolo rozfst sa, ako urobit'
stradni stranu Slovenska zivota-
neschopnou, mech sa len teraz pri-
vrzenci oboch pretekajd praci
nielen "a stranu, ale al "a narod.
Krajsf akkord, vyznie aida pra-
ce bud1cej generacie.
. s. Krcmery,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-03

mech spravujn Slovaci pomocou
Cechoy a ME tesi.s pomocou slo-
vakov, "ale.z toho yyvodit nena-
visit oproti Cechom je nespravne.
Sam predseda strany je 2 najide-
alnejsich cechofilov, pri tom ze. Cd
prevratu neprestava hladat' teo-
reticke riesenie otazky autonomie.
- ze sd reakcionaris To vyslo 2
toho, ze s1 ME "a odluku cirkvi Cd
statu teraz a ze ich radoch .je
mnoho knazov, menovite evanieli-
ckych. lie sn kapitalisti? To je
zas podobne tomu mad 'ar6n-
stvu''. - ze sd, rozkolnicig =
Mono v. takej miere, v akej boil
privrzenci; srol 'nickeho smeru" IL
surpatormi.
TAX SINE; chvalabohu ME s1 ta-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-03
YouNasfowNakf aLoyENskf NoyINY

noe ie. Mesiac meravo diva sa ma
pustn prirodu. Vsade ticho. Len
hradu Strecna, cez okno, casom
ozyva sd ziifaly vykrik. Zrazu o.
tvara sa brana a nej bezf vpred
aicrno odeta, zenska postava.
Tvar jei sialenost' vyraza. Vlasy
rozcnchane vleSie "a sebou a bo-
| astnym hlasom vykrikuje. Lett
v dial. Dosla ku skale. Uz stoji
ma nej. Pozre do hlbiny, zas ma
hviezdnate nebo a zrev1c ''Mar-
g;ta!' hodi sa so skaly hlbinu
nepriehl 'adn1. Ozvena odpoveda
yid;ekom nest 'astnn mater po-
hltnh vlny, Ma mieste kde sa vrh-
la, lined stala sa krdtnava, co
hrob nest 'astnice veene veky hlbi
A dnes, ked' dolu Vahom plte
sa plavia a ma Mich synovia Tatier
prichodia ku "Margite", rozpo-
menn sa ma starodavnu povest' a
kl'afiac zehnaj1 sa, aby ich Bob
chranil melody zavaroval cd
zkazonosnej krtitnavy, miesta to
ntrpenia nevinnej Margity a HI
bokeho hrobu nest 'astnej materi.
81. L'ud.