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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-26
MISS >tf.i~ DAINTY
IN FOLLY ROLL.

Mention must certainly be made Of
tho principal actors and singers
FIRST Of ali there Is Sylvia Neils IN
the role of Polly peschum Mlsf
Selsa Il AZ dainty na china. a. pretty
80 a hoy'n drvam. aud IL Possessed OF
a technique which is flawieHs.
Percy fleming makeH a delightful
Maeilsath. tho hiEhwayman and
badly .killer Hts voice IL coed and
his ability 20 suggest the humor ui
his part IN excellent Arthur Wynn
aA rcachum. and Charles Magratt
az I.eckif. afford marvellous arnusc
meut In the two principal eharactrf
roles. They are for all the world
what two % Masfield rarrtsh'a FAC
cinAtiug character creations would be
II they we're to corne 20 life.
Then there are thr ensembles. Tfas
drinking songs. the wpfiFh'iy dances
ati these ara executed with finsaer
and an artistic fcrsor beyond fasi
siesfartfsffun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-26
BECCAR'S OPERA
CHARMS AT met.
Quaint Musical Play Is High
Iy Praised
ny GLENN oIIEs

Tho wit. EtietY ana romantic 20.
nhlstiea tlon Of the early 18th CENTURY
were brought into focus IN the most
charming manner imaginahia hy the
presentation Of sThe tiessnfN opera
sunday nisht at the Metropolitan
theatre.
This quaint musical play. heraided
by London. New York and san Fran.
cisco as the eisvereHt revival ~ -.
cent years. proved Itself entirely
worthy OF the lavish comments which
critics have bestowed upon H. Halted
a. tho first and bent English musical
piece. u staFtlea by IL piauant hu.
NOR and faey satire those who come
20 Il expecting something sweet but
tame. II modern America thinka II
In swift" let Il hear THE two.cen.
turtles Old opera. and reverse ita tuds
ment. For John Gay. the author
takes rink with Consreve. and with
Wilde. for complete urbanity Of stsie
and thought.
The greatest care has been taken
hy the producers Of the piece "a
fashion a production which II 90 the
last detail in character with the orlei.
raj conception. The stage settings.
II avn not mistaken. are the work
Of the late 9. Lovat fraser. and the
costumes ~ well were designed by
him. Iioth these features are In such
exquisite tarts that they are soy
70 the eye. The ofctsstra-~a ladies
one. by the ways-sH practically per
feet. 20 lovely were the melodies in
the opera that onr wondered u one
really were living IN an age az jazz.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-05-13
AFTER WILLIAMS BOYS.
Nation wide Search for Georgia Plant
ers Is On.

ers Is On.
Nation wide hunt for Marvin. Leroy
and Hulon Williams. the three sons Of
John S. Williams, fa:iner of Jasper
county. who with their father were in
ciicted ut Macon, Ca. by the Federal
grand jury on charges Of conspiracy to
return or hold negroes in state of
pconage and also on Il charge of .peon-.
age will be started Immediately by
Federal agents. The young men have
never been apprehcndcd although they
arc under indictment on charges or
murder in Jasper, county in connection
with the death Of fourteen negroes, who
arc said to have been killed on the
Williams farm: John S. Williams was
recently convicted in the superior court
Of Newton county on charge Of mur-
der and sentenced to life Imprisonment
in the state pcnitentiary. He is now
in the Atlanta Jail pending the hearing
Of II motion for a new trial. AS long
as he is under this sentence or should
he bc tried for any Of the other alleg-
eel murders the government will not at
tempt to take charge of him. How
ever, that Federal officers will initiate
nationwide hunt for the sons.
The friends Of the three Williams
boys" have stated that they have not
left the county and would report for
trial when their cases were called but
that they had not given up so they
would not have to remain in Jail until
their trials began.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-05-13

Lowe. wife of Mr.. D. j. Lowe, died at
her home on West Main avenue at 10
o'clock last night following an illness
of two years from tuberculosis. She
is survived by her husband and five
children. Deceased was. prior to her
marriage. Miss Maggie Hutchison, Of
AnSon county She was thirty years
of age The only surviving close rel
ative is one brother Mr.. NJ. J. Hutch
ison Of Lilesville, who is here today
to attend the funeral Fifty young
lady students of the Sacred Heart Col
lege, Belmont are spending the day in
the city. They arrived over the p. &
\. at l1.30. They were given an auto
mobile ride over the city and suburbs
by members of the Chamber Of COM
mercc until 1.30 when they had lunch
con at the Armneton Hotel. The af
ternoon is being spent taking in the
picture shows. The young ladies arc
apparently enjoying their day in. Gas
tonia very much. Manager
w. J.. Alexander left for Ashcvillc this
morning in response TO message stat
ing that Mrs. Alexander was in very
serious condition. Recently the
Armington Hotel has engaged white
mattresses for it's dninyroom. The
change is meeting the approval on the
part of the public......M +. Fl. Garri-
son, of South Gastonia. who has been
in charge of Burwell- Parker Com
pany's garage at Chcrryvillc for some
time, has moved his family to Cherry
villc...........Scven new Sunday school
rooms are being added to East End
Methodist church. They will he ready
for occupancy within the next week or
two II. 3. Pati!lo & Co. have the
contract for this work and arc push
ing it to completion. The addition of
these rooms was rendered necessary
because Of the rapid growth of the
Sunday school at this place. Rev. ".
T. Albright, the efficient and popular
pastor, is meeting with splendid success
here both in the Sunday school and in
the church work.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-05-13
MEMORIAL DAY OBSERVED.
Continued From Page One.)

Smith, Lafayette Artillery; a. c. Nc
Knight, Co. G. Palmetto Sfarpshoot-
erS; J. D. Brandon, Co. c, Reserves; q.
c. Brandon, Kannepaw's Artillery; }.
p. Epps, CO. 2. 6 S. C. V; E. a. Hud-
son, Co. F, % S. c. V; J. J. Crock, Re-
serves; MI. Thomasson. CO. T, S. c.
V; R. J. Love. Co. e. 12 S. c. v; N.
A. Helton, Co. F. 23 y. c.; T. j.
Thompson, Co. l.. S. c. V; W. a.
Love, Co, X, II S.. c.. "; w. G. Wlkie.
Co. E. 81. s}.c..E.;.J. E. Lowry, Co. f.
South Carolina Cadets; William
Burns; ]. r. Lucas. Co. C. 6 S. C.,F.
w. S. Wilkerson, Co. G. Palmetto
Sharp Shooters; III Ashc, Co. XII
S. c. "; Bradley Barnett. IS S. c. y;
l.. D. Lindsay, Co. X, 5 S. c. v,
World War Men.
Following were the veterans OF the
World war present as shown Tuesday
by the register:
w. w. Lewis, G. C. McCelvey, Jas. D.
Grist, c. II. jenkins. Tom w. Quinn, Fl.
L. NIickie, r. L. Clinton, c. j. Gaulden'
4. i. DUNLAP Paul r. Bratton, Ernest
II. McClain, William l.. .DcVinney'
3axter p. Robinson. ]. Howard NC
Mackin. Fl. II. Barron, p. L. Young
blood, John r. shillinglaw, Roy NJ
Sadler Hugh C. Robinson. Clarence j..
Adams. e. L. Latham, w. II. 6cniielu,
C. A. Boney, J. +. Stewart, j. *. Ben-
field, H. Y. Jackson. E. H. ShillinglaW'
J. P. Smith. ]. NJ. sandifcr, Ruth Pat
ton Cartwright: J. D. Mcdowell Ph'llp
w. Hunter, P. A.. Smith, S. E. Grlst' L.
A. Grist, E. 3. Garrison, A. r. Plexico,
w. Clyde Potts, r. II. Cain, D. u
Thomas, Leon r. Plaxco, W. c. San
differ, c. c. Cunipe, c. Fl. Hart, Joe
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-05-13
NEGRESS MADE RICH
Declared Rishtful Owner of Large
Tract of Oil Land.


Lille Taylor is probably the wealth.
lest negro woman in the United States
as result of decision handed down
today in the. state supreme court in
the suit of Lille G. Taylor VS.. Anse-
lima Allen, state of Louisiana and
George West, decreeing her to be the
rishtful owner of a big tract Of land
in the southwest section. of Claiborne
Parish. enormously rich in oil and gas
deposits, and the value Of which now
reaches into the millions, says New
Orleans dispatch.
The question Of her ownership hing
cd on whether or not an illegitimate
child can inherit from its parents, ar
ticle 23S Of the civil code declaring
that illegitimate children belong to no
family and have no relatives
The district court in Claiborne Par
ish recognized Lille Taylor rs the
heir Of her mother, Iona, McGee, how
ever, and as such ordered her sent into
ownership of the tract Of land which
her mother inherited from her father,
Isom McGee
The state ,of Louisiana tried to get
into the matter by intervening in the
suit Of Lille TAYLOR against Angelina
Allen. an action brought merely in or
der to have Lille formally and legally
declared owner and sent into possess
ion. the attorney general contcnding
that the land was the property of the
state. because Lille Taylor. being an
illegitimate child, could not inherit.
Subsequently. George West also inter
vened, contcnding that he was the
owner OF and occupied the land.
While the suit was dragging in the
courts the value Of the land and its
products OF oil and gas grew steadily.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-05-13
USE OF COSMETICS BARRED

New Bedford School Teachers Must
Not Paint Faces.
Use Of cosmetics by public school
teachers was forbidden today by SUI
perintendent Allen r. Keith. Of New
Bedford. Mass Explaining his order,
he said:
Teachers must have clean faces
Children coming to school with dirty
believe the same rule should be qn-
piled TO teachers who use powder and
paint"
The order also decricd shortened
skirts, but left their length to Tho
teachers discretion.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-05-13

Use dried fruits, either home dried Or
those on sale almost everywhere. Soak
prunes. dried apples. dried apricots in
water overnight and cook them long
enough to make them tender.
Use dates, figs, or raiSinS. These are
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-05-13
EAT PLENTY OF FRUIT
And You'll Find You Always Keep
WE'LL


Fruit is food. 1t supplies some sy-
gar and the important mineral matters.
mild fruit acids, and vitamines, say ex-
perts in the United States department
Of agriculture. office Of home econo-
mics. These food substances help to
keep the body in good health and to
prevent constipation.
Use fresh fruit whenever possible
and can the surplus. Apples, pears
plums, peaches. cherries, orang!s,
grapefruit, grapes, bananas, avoca-
dos, berries-the list is very long.
Somewhere in the United States some
Of them are always in season, and
some are in market everywhere much
of the time.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-05-13
Gastonia Gazette, May 10: W.

Gastonia Gazette, May 10: W. l..
Still, OF Rock Hill. S. c., driver of the
Cadillac car which came to grief Sun
day night near Crowders Creek sta
tion this county. when five men were
injured, one Of them at least very SER
iously was placed under a $4,000 bond
by Sheriff J. w. Carroll. Still prompt
ly gave the bond and returned to his
home in Rock Hill. Three warrants
were issued by the sheriff's office
against Still. namely: For resisting an
officer, for speeding and for operating
an automobile while drunk. 1t is un-
derstood that the heavy bond was re-
quired Of Still because Of the fact
that Mr. Rawinson's injuries are of Il
serious nature. He is Il patient ut Il
Gastonia Sanatorium where he is do
ing: as we'll as could be expected under
the circumst stalfces.. Mrs. Maggie
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-05-13

Cleveland Star (SheIby), May 10:
The commencement exercises of the
Fallston high school were held April
18th through goth. the school has been
quite success this year and the pa
irons are reasonably pleased with the
results attained....-.....In the recent
Waco election Mr.. Q. Miller was elect
ed mayor and w. L. Brown, J. NJ.
Putnam and Maud Whitworth alder
men. Election was very quiet....-........
Shelby regrets to give up Mr.. Edgar
Blanton who removed yesterday to
Asheville where he has purchased
handsome home Mrs. Blanton has
been in Asheville for some time for
her health and since that climate
agrees with her, they have decided TO
make their home in the mountain
city. Their talented daughter is in
school at Gassifern, Hendersonvllle.
Mr.. Blanton has not decided what bus
mess he will enter in Asheville....--...
Three cows have died or been killed
on account of rabies. The COWS be-
longed to Mr. Robert Dover of near
Grover, brother of our townsman'
Mr.. J. r. Dover They were in the
pasture and developed rabies. supposed
to be from the bite of bad dog. One
COW died and pr. j. S. Dorton killed
another for the brain to make an au-
topsy. He found the dangerous infec-
ton and sent word to Mr.. Dover TO
kill the other cow.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-05-13

Feemster, VIM. S. Moore, a. A. Barron,
Jr., J. w. Marshall. r. II. Moore. w. E.
McClcave. w. \. Wallace, j. =. Riddle,
J. J. Glenn.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-05-13

,nak frSv-Fy-s
Lancaster News, May 10: Mrs. Cas-
key, wife of Thos. D. Caskey, died last
Wednesday night at II o'clock, the
cause Of death being paralysis. Mrs.
caskey's health had been failing for
some time though she seemed to be as
well as usual until stricken Wednes-
day morning. She was most amianle
and Christian lady, an affectionate
wife and a devoted mother. Interment
was at New Hope, the services being
conducted by Rev. p, E. Blackmon'
..........The Redpath Chautanqua open
ed Its seven day session yesterday aft
ernoon at three, o'clock, The tent IS
located on the same site as last year.
corner White and Arch streets, ana
the opening performance was witness
ed by almost the tent-full of people.
There were only comparatively fe"
seats Vacant in the rear. Of the tent.
Incidentally. the ladies of the chau-
talqua circle have sold the required
number of tickets to make up the
guarantee:..a-..Dr. r. G. Elliott dleo
at his home in Greenville Sunday
morning after an extended" illness. He
was born and reared in Lancaster
county, where he was practicins
physician for many years. moving 10
Greenville only q fewpyears ago. DR..
Elliott was extensively related in
Lancaster and adjoining cohnties, and
leaves besides his wife and children,
several brothers and sisters, among
them. Mrs. ]. c. Porter. Mrs. r. r.
Riddle and Mrs: j. H Carnes of this
city and Lewis Elliott. of. Black Hawk.
Miss Funeral services. and burial
were held in Greenville yesterday.-....
H. A. Horton has. purchased the J. c.
Edwards home on Chesterfield avenue
and is now occupying same.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-05-13
GARNERED With SCISSORS
News From Within and Without
Il. the County.
CONDENSED FOR QUICK READING
Some Iten,s Of Fact, .aorae> Of: Comment
and All Helping to give lsn Idea Of
What Our Neiohbors Are Saying and

Lounge
Chester Reporter, May g: An unus:
ual degree of interest eentered in the
marriage of Miss Mabel Carwin Hol,,
der ands George omerl Clark, which
was :solemnized at the brides home
Thursday at high noon. The decora-
tions were attractive in. their simplici-
ty......... .Reys. j. B. Traywick and S. J.
Mcconnell and Messrs. S. c. Carter
]. l.. Glenn, Jr., and Paul Hardin eX-
pect to attend the meeting of the Rock
Hill District conference which con-
venes at Blacksburg tomorrow night.
MIR. Thos. N. Triplett, one OF
Chester's most highly esteemed citi-
zens,% passed away at 4.5O o'clock this
morning. at his home on Walnut street.
after having been failing gradually
for several weeks, though Mr.. Triplete
had been up and about the house as
usual the past few days. The funeral
services will be conducted at the home
tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock
by DR., Flournoy Shepperson' pastor
of Purity Presbyterian church, after
which the body will be laid to rest i'll
Evergreen cemetery Mr. Triplett
was a son of the%late-AE. and Mrs.
Amzi, ,Triplett, and sFsas a native of the
western section III fhs::scounty. He
was seventy-four years of age. lacking
one week.-.......A copy Of very elapor-
ate plans and specifications for the
new Seaboard Airs+sass passenger sta
tion to- be built in. this city has been
received by the Csafaner. Of Commerce
and states that bids must: be In the
company's Offices at Norfolk, Va, by
noon on Monday, May 23rd.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-05-13
Friday May IS; l:e21;:'

very good added to breakfast cereals
10 minutes before taking it from the
stove. 50
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-12-23

II pOly 1--WE AfdJ4uys lczldcc VSs4t z
lseba, st AZ dss nes,nisrne ldky, pre-
ldelens len jasnym notokom. Ko-
! ryto toho potoka So rozsirilo. as
iednom mieste na obe strany nier
ne, tvoriac plytky brod podobe
MslAAo jAsefa, tichych, prieafaS.
Inych vod. Pod modrou hladinou
bolo vidat zlate dino, ktoreho
y vypfnaly lodyhy lotosu, kvit.
ndeeho nAd vodnou tabnlou tuzo-
4 vymi j bielymi kvetami, d1hovt
.|llSe a motyle sa vily vokol kve-
tov I upFostfed pobreknych palm
4 vyssie v priezracnoh povetri
zvonily, ako strieborne spiefiky,
/ vtaci.
| a to Dol priechod 2 jcdnej kra-
jiny do druhej.
Prva So menovala Lakou 1.-Two.
ta, druha Ldkou Smrti.
ODE stvoril najvyssi a vsemo-
hlci Brahma, ktory v krajine zi-
] vota rozkazal vladnut' dobremu
IVisnu, a krajine Smrti mudre-
mu Sivovi.
! "A riekol:
- Robte, ako rozu1niete maj
|lepsie.
Tedy Y krajine, ktora patrila
ywnu, zaviril zivot. Zaealo Wy,
chGdsat' zapadat since, nastaly
dni i noci, pricstory morske sa "a
ealy dvfhat' i opadavat', ma nebi
sA uk6galy oblaky take cd daz-
d'a, rem xarGstla pdst 'ou, zarojila
Cd Cd l'udi, zvierat vtakov. A
]aby 50 sas mohly vsetky ivory Il
luce obrodit rozmnozit stvo-
I'll dobry boh Lasku, ktorej ka-
zal, aby stcasne bola st 'astim.
A vtedy no Brahma zavolal
pred seba riekol: ~
| - Nicoho dokonalejsieho memo
zes vymys1et' ma zemi, a ze som
ia tlz PRIV stvoril nebo, preto 81
oddychni, a mech tie bytosti, kto-
! re 81 naval l'ud mi, snujn d'alej
bez nijakej pomoci nit Zivota.
/ visnu posldchol rozkaz Brah-
mu, a l'udia zacai cd tych Gias
sami mysliet' . sebe. 2 ich dob
! rych myslienok 50 zrodila Ra-
ldos,', i 10 zi5ch smhtky a $ pre-
kvapenim zbadali tedy, ze Zivot
ie ME stalou radovankou, ale ze
tn jeho nit 0 ktorej hovoril Bra
hma, pradu akoby dive vestice, 2
ktorych jedna ma iismev ma tvari,
la druha Shy oGiach.
Sli tedy pred tr6n visnu a "a
1Ali 50 ponosovat'
= Pane, t'azky je zivot v smu-
tku.
| A on riekol:
- Mech vas potesuje Isaska
PoGujuc to, odisli uspokojeni,
lebo LAska skutocne odhahala ich
ziale, ktore popri poskytovanom
1t 'asti zdaly 50 byt' takymi cha.
trnymi, ze nebolo 81 hodno 81 ich
lvsimat'.
n Ale Laska je slcasne vel 'kou
Rodickou zivota, a GO aka vel.
ka bola tedy krajina, kde pano
val Visnu, onedlho pre- zastupy
l'udske nestacily ami jahody les
ne, ami med skalnych vciel, ami o
vocie ma stromoch. Vtedy ii, kto
ri boil najrozumnejsi, sa pribral
do klcovsnia lesov, do sriadenia
L,pol, do siatia zbozia do sbicra
mia drody.
II A tymto sposobom vznikla II;
zemi Praca.
Onedlho vsetci sa museli dat
,nej, tax ze sa stala nielen pod
statou Eivota, ale takmer zivoton
samJm.
Ale Prace sa narodil Trud
Il Trudu Unava.
Hfonady l'udi staly znova pref
ltr6nom Visnu. Pane! vo
ialy, vystierajdc ruky Tru'
Inam oslabl telo. Unava opan1v;
nasu mysel q chceli by sme ST cd
dSShaut' ! zivot mas mutt stale d
/ 4 Av.k - J. III Sss8 81 a.sSs
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-12-23

i Iu0NCAYVMs k5Cn OON19fD AAN 0UUIta
matka, slky smdtku q obtadsi hla-
| w spiacidh akoby tichoa hmlol'
sabndnutia.
L'udiA vychvsl l'ovali tedy sen,
lAoyoriae
Bud pozehnany. lsbo 81 lep.
hi Cd ziyota.
/ A len iedno mu vytykali, Se ne
itrva vecne, xe po nom 1aastaya
prebudenie a po prebudeni pf6ea
q move tIlldy a dnayy.
! Myslienka ta ich zacala TAX ira
pit, ze po treti raz ~ K visnn.
Pane, hovorii - dal 81
lnam dobro vel'ke q nevyslovne,
ale nelplne. SPRAY, aby Sen Dol
vecny.
Visnu Esrastil svoje boxske O.
bryv, akoby nahnevany ich do
tieravost 'ou odpovedal:
- Toho yam uz dat nemozenr.
| ale chod tie ku riecnemu priecho-
du a ma druhej strane rlajdete to,
co hl'adate.
L 'udia pocuvali HAS BoSi q "a
stupy ich razom potiahly X jaze-
ru a zastan1c mad MIN, zacaly po-
izerat ma druhu stranu.
| Ia tichou a jasnou, kvietim w
sivanon hlbinou rozprestierala sa
Luka Smrti, cize krajina Sivu.
| Nevychadzalo nezapadalo v
nej slnko, nebolo dina i noel, ale
cely priestsr napinova)a lilava
rovnaka jasnost'.
| Nijaky predlnet nevrhal tam
t6nu, lebo ia jasnost' prenikala
ysade talk, ze sa zaavala tvorit O.
zajstny obsah vsetkych veci.
Krajina nebola opustena: bolo
vidiet' doliny i vrcly zarasten6
peknymi stromami, v6kol ktoryel,
sa vily brestany hrozno viselo
so skal. Alei skaly,i pne stromov,
i stihle lodyhy rastlin boly tax
mer priezracne, ako co by boly
20 zhustnuteho svetla.
Listie brectanu malo l'ahke ru-
zoye odblesky zornice a vsetko
bolo zazraciit, ukojene akymsi ma
Like zivota neznamym ukoje,
MIN, precistt, akoby zahrdzcne do
modreho zadumenias sako uspant
snom .blazehyms neprebudnym.
/ V jasnom povetri nebolo maj.
mensieho vetrika, nehnul sa nija-
Ky kvet, nezachvel sa nijaky list
/ L'udia, ktori prisli ma breh S
Ihlukom a hlasitym rozhovorom
utichli pri. pohl 'ade ma tie lilavt
nehybne priestory q len SeptQm
Izacali opakovat':
/ - Aka tam tichost !, a ako spo-
Ieiva vsetko v svetle.
- O, ano, tam je pokoj a vec.
ny sen.
/ Niektori teda, najviae Irnave-
nj, povedali po ehvfli:
4 Pod ME hl'adat veGny sen
/ A vosli do vody.
D1hova hlbina hned' sa roxstu.
ipila pred mimi, chcejic i'm akohy
obi'aheit' priechod. Tych, ktori
zostali ma vrehu, razom ovlada,
sm1tok zacali ma tamtych vo.
lat ale ami jeden Z mich neobra
til hlavy a sli d'alej l'ahko /
chut 'ou, yabeni elm d'alej tyn
vacsmi povabom carokrasneho 0
kolia.
/ Zastup, hl'adiac brehu 1.-Two
ia, spozoroyal tiez, ze ich tela tor
mierou, ako sa vzd' al 'ovaly, sta
yaly sa priezracne, GO raz l'ahsie
co raz svetlejsie, GO raz ldcitej
isie, q akoby rozplyvajice sa Y te,
vseobecnej jssnosti, ktora naptn.
vala Ldiku Smrti.
A ked' presli, ukladali So na ot
poeinok uprostred kvetov stro
mov, alebo pri podnozi skaL Oe
mali zavrete, ale ich tvare NAL,
,lvyraz nielen neyyslovneho poko
ia, ale ] taksho st'astia, akeho n;
Like zivota nedayala ami Laska
Vidiac to. noxOstali pri ZiyOte
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-12-23

vtedy Visnu, ktoreho 1lohpn
! |bolo strA N, zisoA ahro1il y MA
Ivlastnoa radon, ktort lsl y Ane-
I've I nssediac, 10 81 poset ! siel 4
|ns3yyziiema BtaAinavi. 81
Stvotittl y, fieRol ri
|tuj iivot! fll'a, sfdlo Smrti acinll
81 tskyn iesnsm, eskSm krss
nyn st'astnytn, Ie ysetci Cpd
st'ajd moje kr&l lovstvo.
Ci Ii nikto nesostaly spys,
Itai 50 Brahma.
Len jedeh mladenec ] jedno
dievca, pane, ktori milujh % No
smierne, volili ii radsej xtiect s.
vecheho nkojcnia, ncz zavriet' 4.
Ii q Wac nehl 'adiet ma seba.
Co chces tedai
Ucih krajinn snrti menej
peknou ] st ,astnoll, leb0 mace al
tito dvaja ma opustia q p6jdu "a
drnhymi, ked poininie iaro ich
Lasky.
Nato Brahma sa trocha zany~
slel riekol:s
Me! Neodoberiem krasu q
st'astie krajine Smrti, ale ucinim
.nieco inc, aby ratoval zivot. Cd
Itychto eias l'udia budl musiet'
prejst' ma druhl stranu, ale nebu-
dl uz prechadzat' ochotne.
To rieknuc. utkal 2 tiny hrubn,
nepreniknutel 'nu zaclonu a potion
stvoril dive strasne bytosti, z kto-
rych jedna sa volala Bolest' q dru-
ha Uzkost' kazal i'm til zaclo-
nu zavesit' pri priechode...
A cd tel chvile Lnka Visnova
zarojila sa znova zivotom, lebo ho-
ci krajina Smrti zostala jasnou,
tichou, a st 'astlivou, ako prvej,
| jednako l'udia bali sa Priechodu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-12-23
3tyri oddiely l'udskeho zivota.

Grecky mudrc Pythagoras roz-
dell zivot ma styri oddiely: cd l..
do 90 roku je clovek diet at Pom
(poGnajdci), Cd 20. do 40. roku
mlady elovek, Cd 40. do 60. roku
iplny clovek, Cd 60. do 80. roku
starec, po so. roku nema.sa vraj
clovek pocitat .medai zivych, bars
by iii ako dlho.