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The Washington herald., 1921-02-27
AMERICA
TURMOIL PRIVATE
AFFAIR, U. S. RULES
State Department Won't
Intervene Unless Ca
nal Is Threatened.

The State Department has served
formal notice upon the Panamanian
and Costa Rican governments that
the United States will not intervene
in their present controversy over
the ownership OF Coto Province un-
less their suggested military opera
tions menace the Panama Canal In
such event It will act with great
speed.
Eight Thousand American troops
in the Canal Zone, and a special
squadron now at Panama City. 1t
was stated last night. will be able
TO take care OF any contingency
that may arise.
The department cabled the Amer
lean Ministers at Panama City and
San Jose for all the facts In the
controversy. 1t is understood that
after receiving replies
this government will offer to me-
diate.
Panama BeIiiEerent.
Unofficial advices RECEIVED here
Indicate that Panama is not in fs-
vor of mediation. President Porras
has stated that IL the Panamanian
Minister in Washington made any
suggestion It was entirely unau-
thorized. He is apparently deter
mined to eject the Costa Rican
forces from Coto Province, even II
he is compelled TO go to war.
The State Department is particu-
larly anxious to prevent intrusion
by Great Britain into the contro-
versy, which would. IL IL occurred.
apparently be on the side OF Pan
anna The English have already
served an ultimatus upon Costa
Rica. demanding payment of q
small debt and 1t is feared that they
will utilize this as an excuse to OBJ
tain a foothold.
Coming at the eleventh hour Just
as the present administration is
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The Washington herald., 1921-02-27
Three Boys Drowned.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Feb. 26. q
Three boys. ranging In age from 81
to 10 years, were drowned In theI
Charles River here today when they
broke, through the Ice. One of the
drowned boys is believed to be Ed
mund Donegan. The identity of the
other two has not been learned
The Washington herald., 1921-02-27
Killed by Taxicab.

CHICAGO. Feb. 2s.-John Hagen.
chief clerk in the Atlantic Hotel.
died In st. Luke's Hospital late this
|afternon Of internal injuries re-
|ceived when he was struck by a
'taxicab. His parents live at New
Castle, Pa, *
The Washington herald., 1921-02-27
0be Jferala
TODAY CONSISTS OF
sIxy) SECTIONS

I-First News Section, IN
Guiding Washington and
Telegraph, Real Estate,
Sports and Cable News
s-Financial, Markets, cias-
sfisd and Locai News.
s-Theaters snd Motion Pic
lures, Fiction, Auto News
and Editorial.
1-Socisty, Club Affairs and
Fratefnai.
sc 0 mic Supplement Of
four pages, N fun color.
6-The Herald Motion-Play
Magaxine. eight pages IN
The Washington herald., 1921-02-27
GREECE READY
TOHOLD GAINS
DESPITE
Defiance to Demand Seen
If Sevres Treaty Is
Modified.
HOPES OF GERMAN
| DELEGATES REVIVE
Prospect of Cut in Bill is
Seen in Gains Made
By Turks.
[(spsci.l Cable 10 The wsshinston Herald
and Chicago rnbuns)
Nv HENRY WALES.
(spsci.l C.bls TO The washinston Herald
and Chicago fnbuns.)
By HENRY WALES.

LONDON. Feb. 2s.-The probable
btification of the Sevres treaty by
he constituent assembly at Athens
Us Greece's reply to the supreme
councils demand that she promises
to abide by the results of the in
vestigation of commission In
Smyrna and Thrace and to surren-
der these provinces to Turkey IL the
Investigators should SO recommend.
Speaking for Premier Kalogero-
poules, who is i'll in bed. suffering
from Influenza. his secretary. NJ.
Caftanzoglu. this Afternoon said he
had Just received coded dispatches
from Athens that the assembly
would ratify the treaty.
sevres Treaty.
| The former premier, venizelos,
had postponed the ratification of the
Sevres treaty until after the elee-
tions. which proved his downfall.
NJ. Caftanzoglu declared that
Greeee would maintain Smyrna as
ltong as she has a drachma. regard
Nss of whether the allies helped
hancially and despite any economic
ockade which they might insti-
we are maintaining twelve di-
visions costing us 3,5oo.ooo drachmas
(normaily about s7oo.oeo) monthly"
said NJ. Csftanzoglu. I'VE can re-
duee our force to five divisions. cost
ing about 100000 drachmas (s20o,-
ooo) monthly. and hold the city Of
Smyrna. With that force we can
keep the Kemalists outside the ar
tille-y range of Smyrna SO they
cannot lombard the city.
'-Our resources will enable US to
hold Smyrna thus for four or five
months. Before that period has ex-
pired we can make arrangements
with the Turks direct, But we shall
never sbandon Thrace and We can
hold that province perpetual1y with
out allied help"
Delay I'm Paris
Marshal Foch and Chief of STAFF
weigand did not arrive in England
this afternoon as expected. they be-
ing delayed in Paris to apply the
finishing touches to the plans for
military operations to be under
taken should Germany refuse to ac-
cept the reparatfons.
Marshal Foch and Gen. Weigand
will leave Paris by special train to-
night and on their arrival in Eng
land tomorrow will proceed directly
to Premier Lloyd Georges country
house. There they will explain their
scheme for the occupation of more
German territory to the British
prime minister. Premier BRAND and
Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson of
<the British army.
Germans Arrive.
As their plans are certain to in
kcIude naval operations, a member of
ytns British admiralty staff has been
summoned for the conference to-
morrow.
The advance guard of the German
delegation arrived at the Hotel
Savoy this afternoon and began in
stalling filing cabinets. typewriters
and other office fixtures. Their
diplomatic baggage, which was
sealed, was not opened by the GUS
toms authorities.
(Copyright, 1871
The Washington herald., 1921-02-27

CONTINUED ON PAGE -FOUR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
Independent Women
in Lead in France

PARIS. May ia--In France 500.
600 women either live on interest
from invested cap.tai OF are active
In agriculture OF the other women
moro than half support themscives
Among them ara $40 writer's. $50
physicians. $500 actresses. $4,000
mldwives. 10000 mIiiin~rs. 81, 900
public officials. besides 100 900 school
teachers. $4,000 factory workers.
$4,000 domestos and $4,000 dress-
makers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
Prominent Man
DIES SUDDENLY
DR.. Y. c. BlaIock In WaIla
WaIIa

wAf.LA wALLA. May is.-Ar
engagements were being completed
here today for the funeral OF Or,
Yancy G. Blaiock. honorary s5rd de
gree Mason. who died yesterday fol.
lowing an illness OF three days.
Dr. Bialock took cold while at.
tending the annual conciave OF the
Washington commandery. knights
Tempiar. In Seattle last week. and
contracted pneumonia
Or. Blalock was the son OF DR..
N. q. niaiock. pioneer Washington
physician. lie served In many pub
lie offioea. lie II survived by MS
wife. Mrs. Lillian Blalock. and
daughter. Phoebe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
500, OOO-Word Speech
to Prove His Sanity

LONDON. May i,.--An appeal
speeeh, which contained nearly goo..
900 words and lasted abou, 20 hours.
was concluded IN the house Of Iordz
by II. q. Everett. who II asking a
new trial OF his action for dam.
arcs against fsiinxton officials. who.
he says. cont him TO an asylum on
insufficient EroundA His address
lated thru seven and a half days
and he spoke at the rate OF $50 10
200 words n minute.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
Bureau of
Mis- sing
Relatives

The star invite. its readers 10 sse this
A~,,~rtment - an aid In finding nstssing
relatives ev friends. The department "
Ia help la reuniting the.e who have been
separated. These whose relatives es
friend. are missing are invited 10 report
the disappearance directly 10 The star.
READERS who may know the whereabouts
% person. mentioned In this column -
missing ere requested also TO report "a
The star. Other newspapers ere Invited
TO reproduce sueh items - viii interest,"
their commusitiss.
Relatives arc searching for a clue
TO the whereabouts OF While Dexter.
who. when his mother died years
ago. was adopted by man by tho
name OF David Emmcna This was
40 years ago. Information should be
sent TO Mira Nina II. Morris. tsio
Seventh ave. s.. Seattle.
Francis Patterson. es. disappeared
from a ranch az Greenland. WILDLY
island, last December. u In reported
by his son-in.law. V. Yancy. who IL
In Seattle searching for tho missing
man Yancy lives In Edmonton.
Alta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
Grace Crowley Oakley

NEW YORK. May is.--Posribiy
being managing editor OF the largest
paper In your town In quite tryond
tho range OF your vision--but N you
hnve a newspaper bent. you might
start n sheet In your own little set
or persuade your hotel manager 10
LET you make a newspaper office OF
q corner OF his hotel
Thus has Mrs. Grace Crowley
Oakley set herself somewhat apart
In tho world OF professional women
built az " were. a pedestal unique
and climbed up on H. unassirted.
Mrs, Oakley In reporter. editor and
everything there In 10 he for a paper
issued daily In the Hotel Pennnyi.
vania. New York city. The paper
started as single mimeogrnphed
sheet and Is now n four pager. print
ci In tho regulation Newspaper way
II tells that Susie OF susauchanna
has taken up her abode In 1910 and
that sam OF sullivan n domiciiod In
1908.
Important Euests are interviewed
and interesting sights 10 lie s~en
abou, town are suggested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
European Noblemen
Still Seeking Jobs

LONDON. May is.-The former
European nobility lH hot on the unil
OF tho weekly pay envelope Thew
days. A Hungarian countess ~
manneauln In a Vienna dressmakins
establishment and an Austrian arch'
duchess is a Eoverness. A RuH'ian
countess. finding herself out OF a
lob. recently shot herself at a hotel
dance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13

Husky coffee drinkers like husky
coffee Supreme Blend. n. CSC:
? he. ssc. ~. A. Hansen. 20 Econ
omy Markc;-Advcrtisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13

OLYMPIC FRUIT AND
VEGETABLE co.
New Potatoes, 2 lbs. 15t
Tomatoes, Id. .......15t
Asparagus, ID. ......15t
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Washington
Vegetable
Company

Sweet sunkist Oranges DOZEN
.15e and zoe
Lemons. s for ..............1Oe
seedlers Grapefruit large sizc.
Tor ........-...'.. SOF
Sweet Navel Oranges. large size.
Tor ..............- .SoS
Best win.sap Apples. for. zoe
Florida Grapefruit ; for. .2Se
Home grown Rhubarb, III. -. De
Head Lettuce. De and zoe
Best Tomatoes. m. Zoe
Home. grown Asparagus. N. zoe
Yakima Gem Spuds. 10 lbs. zoe
Dried Onions. 10 lbs. for. :. zoe
STRAWBERRIES
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Err DEPARTMENT-1112 Western Avenue
FREE DELIVERY, ALL SHIPPING STATIONS. Scafd
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Telephone Patrons
Cancel Contracts

LONDON. May i3.--It was Of
ficialiy admitted In the house Of
commons last week that 1000 tels-
phone subscribers cancelled their
contracts in February and March.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
Russian Academy
Opened in Berlin

RERiIN, May IA German.
Russian gymnasium. equivalent to an
American high school and college
combined, has been opened In this
city for pupils OF Baltic and Russian
parentago,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
Dear Old London
Sitting Up Late

LONDON. May is.--Iondon IL din
ing later. Dinner parties are being
arranged for $50 and .. and walt
reasos are complaining Of long hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
HE WANTS TO FLY
ON BIG SCALE, BUT
WARDEN SAYS "NOw

ossINfNG. ~. ". May Ia
Count London. alias Max Lynar.
has completed the model Of an
ocean going airrhip 10 trnnrport
1000 panHenEorn and has patented
H. lie wants 90 try his model,
hut circumstance prevent The
count In serving term in Sing
Sing and the warden declines %
give him a chance 10 ny away.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14
GLORIA MuND1

Medzi haraburdim v zabudnu-
tych kntoch divadla stala Cd ro-
kov drcvena kostra kona obstoj-
ne vypracovanou umelou hrivou.
kdn tento NAL zvlastnu minulost'
Pri vel'kych narodn!ch slavno-
stiach nahradzal v zivom obraze
plnokrvneho tatosa a pre- caste
urotrebenie pomenovali no herci
= 'nesmrtel'nym' Toto pome-
novanie 81 on osvojil a Dol nan
hray. Me bez priciny. Ma nom -
maskovanom dokonale a ovence,
nom, ako sa len dalo - sedavala
obostata dvorom, najpovabnejsia
i krasavic v bengalskom osvetle.
nj, znazornuj1c triumf nejakej nj
morisdne vyznamnej historickej
chvfle. Obecenstvo tlieskalo, z 10
Ii padaly RUE - mic prirodze.
ne isieho, ako re 81 ona umela hri
va namyslela: vsetko to mne pa
; tri = predovsetkym mne!
Pc slavnosti odniesli dreveneht
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14
GLORIA MJNDI
Napisal Martin R&xus.

Z ~ !
aby vzbudila pozornost {. A hlad-
ko vyholeni pani vskutku zamie-
rili ku kostre. K6n dobre neza-
erdzal Cd radosti a hodil povedo-
me pohl'ad po zaprasenych k1-
toch, hltajnc kazds slovfcko.
Tax je to, kamarat... ul'a
.oyal 81 direktor narod chce
sv5tit a nem6ze to byt' bez oven
censho. kona ma jayisti. Myslel
SON, GO dam vyviest' takeho,
ako sd vsetky poriadne kone ia
svete. Ale slecna Lola, ktor8 zna-
zorni triumf nasej praydy jaj,
zc 81 ona ma takeho nesadne, ze by
jej vraj skocil doprostred publ
ka! Musf tedy postacit tato roz-
lfegana mfha |! A mech tel nietY
Musei bych dat sprawl podob
1ld, alebo stat 81 tebou slecnu
Lolu. L'udia maj1 zachvaty, ked
chcu oslavovat', hoci 60, ale osla-
vovat'. A nem6ze sa to akziv obist'
hez kona, ktoreho chtiac- -nechtiac
musime vyvliect' ma javiste.
| Fri tychto sloyach pocitila ko..
stra niekol 'ko hodne nelaskavych
dderov, axe sa nedajd mylne w
svetlovat'. V rebrach zavrzgalo .
1pysne vstyeena hriva povazlive sa
rozktvala.
! rccul sii Oval sa plechov5
nee richl 'avym hlasom, ked' sa
navsteva vzdialila.
j = Pocula sir posepla zacudo,
vana tamburica starej derkxej k,t
lisni. "a
! - A ste poeuli? rozremzily sa
skodoradostne papendeklove sti
drevene kopie, ucade-
1 ~ lampas a on vraj nepatrf
mcazi mas! or je ne-smr-tel'-ny'
/ I rozchichotaly sa vsetky pred
! mety zabudnstych k1tov. Pod
'archou ich vysmechu nakloniIa
sa ia umela hriva ma oslabenom
Etrupe v druhei chvili prask
padla ma podlahu do prachu me-
dzi papiere a handry, pochopiao
d konesre Go je slaya tohoto sve.
h 70
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14
Napisal: Rehor Uram- Podtatranslky

kona do skladist' a. Co raz tymI
Wac zkusoval, ako 81 pudia neve-
dia zasluh ocenit' Dostal sa vzdy
do bezvyznamnejsej spolocnosti,
az sa nasiel v zabudnutych kn-
toch, kde rok "a rokom ukladaly
sa mu ma hrivu i ma chrbat vrst-
Wy zozierajnceho, jemneho pra-
chu. Zato on neprestal VERT v
svoj vyznam zboznovand las
ku publika, ocakavajnc, ze no zas
vyvola ma javiste a obsype kvie-
tim potleskom. V tomto presved
ceni hl'adel ma vsetky ostatne
predmety zapadlych k1tov IVY
soka, co mu zas stare kulisne, pa
pendeklove stfty sisiaky, Dire
vene kopie, ueadeny .lampas po,
dobne veliciny neodpustili. Ako-
by aj' Ked' NAL jazyk taky ne
pokojny!
- Coze ty. ]. povedal ma pri-
k1ad k starej tamburici S potrha-
nymi strunami a spl'asnutym
bruskom - pre- teba je dobra tato
spolocnost', ale minulost' moja je
1 80
ina, ia som 'tnesmrtel'ny"!
Tamburica patrila nahodou me-
dzi osobnosti, ktorym sa az, ne
chce protireeit'.
! - Keby 81 ty vedel pravdu, yer
by 81 t1 svoju umeln hrivu memo
sill tax yysoko! zastal. So. predoslej
skriveny plechovy mec,; co blys-
kal kedysi po boku akthosi kra-
| 1I'ovica.
- A co? okrikol ho kon mad
mieru podrazdeny.
- Nic!! odsekol meG chladom
vyzktseneho filozofa. Chcel;#iss;iasi
dolozit' nieco. vel'mi pichl 'aveho
| ked' sa tom otvorily dvere a
vstilpil direktor s pomocnikom
Nastalo slavnostne ticho. Vsetkc
bclo zvedave, komu pripadne po.
eta tejto nevsednej navstevy
dostat' sa ma svetlo. Kazdy myslel
v prvom rade ma seba. Umela hri
va 'fnesmrtel 'neho" kona celkon
) badatel'ne zastrihala usami, LEI
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14
HABAVNA CAST

y nlavy! Utiahli SINE sa teda do
hustej kroviny jedi. Miesto vi
dliciek upotrebovali SINE male
.tenke drevciatka.
Halusiek bolo vel'a, tax ze uz' j
Janko, trebars bol aky hladny,
llemohol ich prem6ct'. Co robit $
Inimi9 Tam ich nechat sa nam ne
chcelo, do mlyna zaniest', - ami
tax; so sebou vziat'? Nemali SINE
do coho. - Ma st 'astie isli cestou
dvaja vandrovnfci, krajciri. Po-
znal som ich po tenkych posta-
vach. I zakyvali SINE ma Mich. ia
som sa robil ,akoby d'alej jedol,
ably som i'm dodal hcuti. No, toho
nebolo treba! Chut' do jedenia
mali oni znamenit1!
| "Ej, byst'u bohu!'' - skrikne
jeden Mich, - ved' sd to- ha-
llusky!"
| "No, q vraj haluskys' odpo-
viem ia. "A este axe dobre! Ne
zajedli by ste si?"
Aka to otazka? Sem mimi !"
! 'sHoho! To nejde tax lahko
iTol'ko takych halusiek nedava
nikto "a darmo. My SINE ich mu.
sell dobre zaplatit' a preto jestli
chcete Wy z mich jest, musfte
tiez nieeim pfispiet'!"
"Nuz a cimi'' :, ...., {
"Dajte desat' krajciarov a mi
su zaneste tam do mlyna."
"Do6re! pristavame!''
| Krajciri zaplatili desat' krajcis
row pochutnavali 81 ma dobrycf
haluskach, I tym bolo dost', 1ebt
len tax odfukavali nri jedenf
Ked' boly halusky strovene, ME
sli misu do .mlyna - my ale po
brali SINE nohy ma plecia pod
cllytro d'alej.
Janko len neskor dozvedel sa
ze halusky boly ukradnute a maj
yiac mu lezali ma srdci, chudac
krajciri, ktorych ME veru milo pr
jala pani mlynarka, ked' jej do
:. niesli prazdnu misu.
TAX hl'a SINE my vandrovali =
, a teraz? Ach, ami mi nehoyorte
3 tom, lf.ho, sa iha nahnevam!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14

zdry, ktore zaryly sa do jeho te-
la! Cert no bral Cd zlosti, ale da-
romne bolo jsho yystatovanie So
a daromny jeio kuraz! Ona bola
panom dome; ona polozila 81 ma
hlavu klobdk jemu zastrcila ce-
piec Ba ami mu nedala jest, mo-
rila ho hladom on nesmel ami
muknnt' Den mu Dol peklom a
noe ocistcom.
TAX trpel "a isty cas-, konecne
ale videl, ze ked' pred svadbou
nemal v hlave, teraz musi mat v
nohach. Udrel sa pc hlave wal
[nohy ma plecia. Hada, ktoreho
choval pod pazuchou, nechal tax
a jako obareny oholeny pustil sa
svetom! Ufujazdil!
A naucenie?
Festina lente!
Dobre sa zefte
Manzelstva bez lasky 7
|. s1 nestale svazky!! ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14
90 vsETKo vYsToJf tLovEK
(Rozpravka 20 samych porekadiel
prislovi.)

Bol isty mlady suhaj, = sirota
nevol ma, ale sebevol'na - Q kto-
rom l'udia hovorili, ze bola otvo-
rena hlava, lebo nemal v nej Sec
ku, ba ami jedno kolecko mu mel
nechybalo, lenze Dol taky pudi-
victor taky kan victor, tam
plast'. Neveril, re babka k babce
b1dn kapce j, nohavice; ale I'll so
dna ma den a grosa 81 nevazil.
,Robit sa mu vraj nechcelo, le-
DO praca, vraj smrdf, a on nechcel
ST sodrat' ruky po lakte a nohy
po kolena; ale peniazky sd okrd-
HE a chytro sa rozkot1l l'aj1, a
cloyek ami nepobada, ze wide ma
mindzare. I on vosiel do tel pasce
a vymotat' sa nej nevedel. Ked'
teda videl, ze az vsetko prehajda-
| kal a gagorom prehnal i kone, i
voiy, ba i v bruchu mu zacali hud-
ci hrat', to pomyslel 81, ze sliny
pregl'gat' grosom smrdet' je
sice t'azko, ale nemat' kde hlavu
sklonit' potul'ovat' So ami had
p; Brtomile, je este horsie. I. la
NAL 81 hlavu, ako by mohol prist'
ku grosu.
KoneGne. umienil 81, ze sa ovrab-
Il, to jest ze zapriahne sa do jar
ma manzelskeho, a to $ takou O.
sobou, ktora bude operena, a bu-
lie mat ispuzlatku. Eh, ln6ze byt'
Ii hrbata, mech 81 je len bohata
lebo pri chudobnej je kuchyna
chladna a pri chladnej kuchyni
ochladne i hor1ca l&ska. Nuz ale
take nerodia sa ma vrbach AMI ne.
rastd v hore. Kde ju teda vyku-
tit?
Zaganil teda ocami po celej de-
dine . wal ma riecicu vsetky diey-
aata, ktors uz maly po tisic tyz;
dnoy. Ale ysetky. ppprej j. jhaid idyfls
eek riecicu, iba jsslna ostalaF \
Incl: Msrks Tornlsovie. Ahkl
pomyslel 81. To je dobra
lpartia! II nema pychu ma ulici q
I handry Y truhlici /; ale ma j supa-
ky! AZ ma tvar, akoby eerti hraef
Ina nej mlatili, q ze jej matka je
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14

HA:LuI's|KY.

SeStOVdll SIllt AtC v1CtU tAOt4
tax ma nohach. Vtedy este nebo-
10 zeleznic ma voze videlo So
nam byt pridraho. Chudobni van
drovnici cestovat' ma voze! To
by boil byval luxus. - Sli SINE te-
da peso sfce ia a moi, kamarat
Janko. :
ia som Dol uz stary vandrov-S
mix. Nal som bajdzky - ach a Ia
ke vykrntene, ako mysf chvostik.
] bradu som NAL. Nuz, akoze by
nie! We'd som uz vandroval ma
piaty rok a pochodil som polovi-
Gu Uhorska, - ba Dol som v Ste
jcr,narku a vo Viedni. A vodilo
sa mi vsade. dobre. Ked' som NAL
robotu, NAL som peniaze; ked'
som nemal roboty, nuz tiez som
NAL peniaze, lebo vtedy som 81
isiel "zafechtovat','' a peniazky
boly tut :
Yiete, co je to fechtovat'? -
o, nemyslite 81, ze to znamena po
pytani chodit', alebo ako sa to
ortlinarne povie ''zobrat' y" =
Me! Fechtovat' znamena vybe-
rat 81 to, 20 je moje, ku comu
mann pravo, teda 60 mne pravom
pa.ri. Kazdy majster je, povinny
bcz prace cestujdcemu tovaryso-
Vi rodporu dat to ii So mn pa
ci'a ci ME! lie nies Len spytajte
So kazGeho tovarysa bez zamest-
mania, ei neprisvedci, ze jei tomu
tax! A Wy, pani majstri, ked' ste
hof tovarysmi. 81 ste to iste ne
tvrdili? Len vst1pte do seba a u
znajte j vyznajte pravdu!
Nuz, ia som vedel i fechtovat'
ale moi kamarat Janko veru ME.
- Ach, bol yam to "a suhaja, ten
moi kamarat! Krasny, ako pa
nenka! Sotva ze sa mu nieco br-
nrio pod nosom. A ocicky vam
mia take belase, ako to nebo! Len
jedn,lchybu NAL a sice ze sa vel.
mi hApbil. Ked' pozrelo ma neho
dicvef: hn~ds-sa zaeervenai, an
tie vscerne zore! Ba hanbil sa
Jest II pr1tomnosti dievcat'a a! 81
siel som sa s MIN v krcme "pod
Lipou'f Bol uz vraj vel usta,
tH, lebo cestoyal od rama do polu
dnia - ze prsalo, nuz 81 chceI
oddychnut v krcme. ia som pra
We sedel pri sklenieke a popija'
som 81, i,>ked' razom otvoria sa dive
re dnu vojne mlady, hodny su
haj. Pokorne zastal pri dverach :
odkrytou hlavou a bojazlive Wy
riekol: "Dobry den vin-su-jem! =
No, ty 81 mi tiez "a nieco!" pony
slel som 81. "Iste daktorej dedi
ny ide prvy raz do mesta!'
Pan Bob dajp' poviem hu
sta. "Odkial' sis"
~ Handlovej, prosfm!" odpo
vie zarazene.
Ba. l,adam Hanblovej! =
Ved' sa uz cervenies ako pivonia
A kan idesg'
''Idem 81 robotu hi 'adat'! Son
cizmarskym tovarysom.''
SHej? A idem prvy raz ma van
drovku, vsak? A ii mamfnka ma
piekla kolacov nafutrovala t
felajzen. Dokial' tie potrvajl, bu
deme chodit' po svete, ale ked' S,
mimi, vratilne sa Ease ku maniin
ke. CT je ME TAXI - Ri, ale to d,
nestane! Dobre, ze 81 60 sisiel $
mnou! en- bratul No, napi sa
tejto sklenicky!"
No, od toho casu stall SINE So a,
brymi aa,naratmi. - Ale som
MIN al yystal mnoho! Mic sa h,
nechcelo :,richytit'. Obzvlaste a
le do fechtovania Dol naskrze he
s1ci. l,ez mojej pomoci boli b.
SINE obidva umreli hladom. Kol
ko raz vyxeralo to $ nami zle. Nc
mali sine ani babky vo vreckac1
ay Aalddkoch nam vrab !, eviri
kali. III ol- obysajne zaeal lamer
:,yat' a nariekat' tax ze mncl
rh7 mi, ssy ako hsachy padaly
ocI. ia sem no sice tesil, hpyr
r;a,: aSeboj So! Ked. sal pan Bo
Sfa.,, ~ vff kknVs 1lnnnlISfi 7H.,i - Z c
The daily times., 1921-12-13

We purchased these excellent Razors to offer as
Christmas special about half regular value! Every
man who wants really high type Razor will take adj
vantage of this low pricing.
hayea full ground AK e'@'" !"
hand formula Steel
satisfactory for any
Oft Each
SOC.
The daily times., 1921-12-13

STRIKERS REFUSE MEDITATION
New York, Dec. 12.-Accord1ng to
Chicago despatch packers refuse
strike mediation.