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Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-03-25

Hugh Devlin OF McEwen, Oregon
Is visiting his brother and family.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-03-25

FOR SALE: Small house and
two lots, 8 blocks from Mellen no
tel. P. O. Box 1863, Min. Home.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-03-25

Have your shade trees trimmed.
WALTER GARNER.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-03-25

]. M. Greenfield of Boise was a
business visitor in town last week.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-03-25

r. E. Wilson Oh Hammett was a
visitor in town during the week.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-03-25

Failure never bothers the man
who doesn't recognize its existence
The Washington times., 1922-12-03

play which del1Derateiy, even
studiously, ignores every ele-
ment that makes for distinction
and finish in theater product
yet which advances . purelN
elemental human appeal that
sends the box-office statement
into new high figures and abso-
lutely impels a continuation Of
its run.
In the other case-the case of
"The Painted Lady"-we find
a play that just as deliberately
and studiously adheres and ad.
vances every element OF distinc
ton and elegance that can pos
sibly be associated with theater
production and yet which, at it
finish, leaves its audiences cold,
detached, unmoved and almost
Indifferent.
A CURIOUS study in contrasts
"A is thus presented. and one
that should carry with 1t an In
tense object lesson and exampl'
for playwrights. who should
search. but all too frequently do
not search. for the underiyins
principle Of theater popularity.
For It is almost a foregone con-
clusion that the purely elementary
drama Of "Abie's Irish Rose"
could be decked out just as saily
as the Banter play has been
decked and still lose nothing OF
it's basic appeal. while the reduc-
ton to first dramatic principles OF
'The Painted Lady" and the dele
ton therefrom Of it's finished and
mastery technique would merely
purge the theater. by the end Of
the first act. Of those who now re.
main, enchanted by the technical
skill that Monckton Hoffe has
brought to its manuscript. and by
the delicate, splendid charm that
the William Harris production
corps has brought to its nseunt.
Ing.
The mere fact that THE Painted
Lady's' glacial dramatic heart
serves to ALLEVIATE sympathy with
and interest in its story does not
detract in the least. Of course,
from the high praise that In due
its author. director, producer, and
cast. Making every allowance for
the plays lack Of human appeal.
It still remains difficult to under.
stand how the critics of Baltimore,
where the play was shown prior TO
it's Washington presentation. found
little in It to praise and much TO
blame.
MOT the least surprise Of the
~ Washington presentation OF
"The Painted Lady" was the re.
markable degree Of ability mani.
tested by Robert Milton. the al.
rector who drew down upon him.
self a deluge Of anathema when he
helped botch Samuel Shipman's
story of the patriotic Jew Of the
Revolution. which was presented
under the title of THE Unwritten
Chapter" Personally. I shall
never forget how the actors came
on In the second act. bearing
baskets presumably loaded with
food for the American soldiers
which they lightly held at arms
length. thus conveying the i'm.
preston that the baskets were
loaded with eiderdown or some
Continued on Page D
The Washington times., 1922-12-03
BY HAROLD PHILLIPS.

2-Detachable chair arms to
be part Of all theater equip
ment, for use as bludgeons on
chatter-boxes, snifflers, paper
bag candy munchers, and on
the woman whose nickel gets
stuck in the gum slot as the
leading lady declaims, "How
futile it all is"
3-Between acts huge asbes-
tos curtain bearing admonition,
"Don't Get Hurt" with adden-
da below that suppressed sneeze
means insurance against as
sault and battery, to be raised
and lowered twenty times.
4-Delegations from the
Chamber Of Commerce, the
Kiwanis Club, The. Lions, and
the brothers in Arms" associ-
alton to wait personally on
theater managers, warning them
henceforth the public will show
the utmost disinterest as to
who does the hauling, the
fumigating, and the head usher
ing.
5-Rule No. 1 to apply also
in the following causes Of ac-
ton: The acrobat spinning on
his ear, commencing "this little
test to the fat ladies on arising
each day." impersonators Of
Frisco, Grace La Rue, Ethel
Barrymore, and Eddie Foy; the
lady in the box Office line at
S:15, who insists on a blue
print of the seating arrange
ment before she decides she'll
20 to a movie instead.
We have always felt that
Efe's hazards are not confined
solely to chance.
sTAYsEED." dubious as to
future, was nevertheless .
pleasant backshot for US to
twenty years ago when villainy on
the stage really flowered. Good,
old days. they were, too. One
never was put to the task OF
guessing who was who In the
play. The hero had honest arms
and an open shirt. Double.
distilled villainy was stamped all
over the gent who kept virtue on
the hop. while the heroine, Bless
her blue. confiding eyes," was
identified because everyone mis-
understood her. None was put to
guessing hidden problems. Every.
thing was frank and open. The
only problem confronting was how
to dispose of the villain, emanci-
pate the heroine ana give the nero
q hammer.lock on golden op-
portunity. In three acts. Villain
roles were much sought after for
one was always neatly dispatched
in time to make the corner bar
before closing time. Another
instance where vice had the edge
on virtue.
"IIayseed' has the perfect vii
lain, as impersonated by John
Merkly. What a sinister de-
signer Of dirty work he was!
with his pearly teeth. the stroke
style mustache, his sneers and
his inevitable dartinss to and
from cover. A companionabls
Continued on Page o.
The Washington times., 1922-12-03
|THEATER "STILE" MEANS
| LITTLE WHEN THE STORY
IGNORES THE EMOTIONS
BY EARLE DORSEY.

indeed that the Washington theaer AFFORDS 80
object lesson in the Of the human
dramatic affairs afforded during the past
week by presentation "Abe Irish Rose" thsster
and Fay "The Painted Lady" at another.
In the of "Abe's Irish Rose"-we have
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-17

|predsa us1dila, re takuto drah1
yec nesmie kazdy den upotrebo-
vat j schovala zrkadlo medzi
svoje ostatne drahocennosti.
Zivot mladych manzelov ply
nul v tichej blazenosfi rok po ro.
ku. Boil spokojni so sebon S osu-
dom. Obsah radost' ich zivota
spoclvali " milovanej dceruske,
ktora sa vo vsetkom podobala
matke skoro 81 podmanila srd-
cia. Matka, pripominajlc 81 svoju
mladost' a pokuSenie, ktorem,l
vtedy nevedela odolat ;, peclive
skryvala zrkadlo, lebo sa obavala,
ze poznanie vabnej veci vzbudf V
dievcati marnomysel most !. Zrka-
do nepripomenula nikdy ami len
slovlckom a muz-otcc nz davno "a
budol ma cel1 wee. I vyrastlo diev-
catko bezstarostne kveti1cn pan
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-17

tine viicl prezival zivot sl,,chu,
ktory zachytil j nainensf snchot,
sacprave stroi iizasne hu6al ko-
lesa desne yfzd'aly, zivot vole,
ktora predkladala mi sialene roz-
kazy, ST a zifaly vodca 70 yojne,
ktbrl pri iistnne chce neiako So
hpat roabitn a znisend armadal.
vlak sa stale blizil. Uz Dol len
sna tristo metrov... " len sto...
Pohad kol'ainice mihaly 50 t'az-
ke tienc... " len pat 'desiat me.
tfoy..r LEM pat 'desiat.. ~ je lSo-
niec..> srazlka... potoky krvi... w
Isinutie..
Pane, kto to Inevidel
Prccftil som sa pod hrboal tro-
sick. Tmavou nocou ozyvaly sa
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-17

Ghcel som prixm1tit oci, ole
som nernohol. Oci inocnejsie holy
ako ia, mocneisie nado vsetko.
Muscle sa stat A ja som videl,
ano, pane, videl, spozofoyal ne
beapeeie, PRIV ako by 81 bolo ulh-
zalo, aiavilo. Neholo mad Gin .po-
chybnvat cestn zavrela drahh
zeleznica. videl son jei tohu 4
lampy ma poslednom vozni. "A 2da-
10 Sd mi, ze sa divokou rychlost'o,l
vzdy vacsmi a v;icsmi blizi.., Ne:
viem preco, ale som zadal kricati'
Stoi! Stoil... we'd ozai, kto ma
j mohol pocnt Vlak sa blizil,
Necitil som y scbe vobec nicoho,
jedine ylrenie modzgu, ktory IA
cit oval hr0zu zraku, ktorye issvo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-17

skryvala zrkadlo Zaslzenym o.
lSom prisl'ubila deva, " vyplni
verlf ziadost umicraiiicej matky,
!ktora nezadlho potom' tislSo a po-
kojnc j usnula.
A dcva nezabudla n asl 'ub. Ka-
zde rano, kcd ! vstavala, kazdy ve-
Ger, ked ,lkladala sa do svojej
Ipanenskei postielky, vzala zrkadlo
4 hf'adefa dor dino vazne. A
vzdy uzreia v nom kvetiicu, jas
nj, ,sinladn tval' zvccnclej matky,
pekni s'okizlujicu, ako kcdysi "a
Emladi. A zrkadlos pomaly stavalo
sa dovcrnikom jej radostf a sta
rosti. Ked' sberala sa ma odpoci
|nok, vyrozpravala zrkadlu vsetko
60 sa S ilou udalo pominuleho dna
a rano neho. cerpala silu i nadej
kn kazdodennej praei.
! lila takto, alSoby pod stalym
dozorom a ochranou milcvancj
matly, al sa snazila byt vo vse.
itkom posluSnou a stranit sa vse.
}tkisho, elm by jej zial' sposobila
Ale najvacsiu radost' zacit 'oval;
ked vecierkom ziariac radost on
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-17

nu k hrdemu poteseniu rodicov, v
ktorci radosti sdielali sa S mimi
vsetci dobri l'udia. A ona ami ne
tusila. aka je l1rasna. Zrkadlo by
iej to bolo hned prezradilo.
Ale blazenost je nestala. | ma
lii rodinku navstivilo nest 'astie,
milovana matka ochorela. Nemoc
SO stale zvicsovala, acpravc MIA
da dcva opatrovali matku celon
sebaobctavost on, darmo, >museli
sa zricknut' nadeje vyzdravcnia.
Hlboko zialila uboha chora zcna
pri pomysleni, ze mus1 opustits
mnza a dceru. A ked' cftila, re sa
az blizi ku koncu, zavolala k ne
mccntmu hizku DRAIN dceru a o,
znamila jej tichym hlasom:
- Diet a mole. Vies dobre, a.
ka som chora. Nezadlho uz umrem
a opustim teba tvojho dobreho
otca. Y tito hodinu nasej smut,
nej odobierky stub mi, zc kazde
rano a lkazdy vecer Mares do ofzr-
kadla. V nom uzreS moju tvar a
vtedy zvieS, re som duSon,svojOn
pri tebe a strazim mad tebou.
Umierajnca vyjavila deere, kde
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-17
YouNasToWNsKf sLovENsKE Nov1NY

ma to som myslel, ze lstojfin pred
|hroznym nebezpecfin.
Jesti nevies zastat', vysihies 81
s celym vlakofh. Ably 81 tejto hr6-
re vyhnnl, mas utobit' len jeach
pohyb. Jedhoducho potiahnes ha-
inovfi kl'ueku, ktord je od teba
len na pol metta. Ale tehto bohyh
hetn6zes vykohat'. Vsetko, uvidis,
prftomny budes pr hfoznoin ne
st asst, uAries t'azky smrtel ny
BOZ, ktory je stohasobnc hroznei.
81 od smrti, uzries, ako sa wy
zdvihne pred tebou nejaky pred
met, ktory ia rozmliazdi... Uyi-
dis no, ze je vzdy v;iesi yzdy sa
vadsmi blizi k tebeia ty vbehnes
80 X
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-17
Pozrela do zrleadla a mohla W.

pozrela do zrlsadla a mohla W.
znat':
Mamicka draha, dnes cho-
vala som sa tax, ako to od svojcj
dcery rozadujes!
Raz potom ] otec, ked NJ dlho
badal, ze deva kazde rano a kaa-
dy vccer zahl adj sa do zrkadla
ako by niekym rozmlnvala, ta-
zal sa pc pricine' icj divneho cho-
vania.
Vies. otec MOI, odyctila
dcva blazenym llsmcyom,
kazdy den pozeram do zrkadla.
aby videla svoju,matku a rozpra-
vala sa nOu.
Potion mu rozpovedala posled-
MI ziadost' matkinn, toe ako
verne dodrzala dosial svoj Stub.
Otca dojala naivnost srdca vel
ka detinska laska a zaplakal Cd
Mal II bolesti. Ale nemal silly. ze
by povcdal svojej deere: obraz,
ktory sa ii 20 zrkadla usmieva, je
tvoja vlastna tvar, ktora je den 20
den podobncjsou niekdajsei kra-
sc tvojej matky.
! 10 srbsktho !. l.. Lysecky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-17
i obidve strany a SINE zachra-

ma obidve strany a SINE zachra-
neni. q,
Ale moja spokojnost netrvala
dlho. Ease sine prebehli cez ne
vel'kii stanicu, ked' som zbadal
nieeo, cd coho mi vlasy dupkom
vstaly: vyhybka bola zayreta.
kol l'ajnice, ma ktore SINE presli,
neboly svobodne. Ami dnes neviem
este pochopit ze som .sa V to
civil u nczblaznel. Predstavte 81,
co sa asi odohrava V mysi Glove
ka, ktory je ma Locomotive, letia-
cei vyse stokilometrovou rychlo-
st 'ou "a hodinu a naraz zbada, ze
ma cestu zavret1.
Navadn1 com NJ AMI n Cvnfn Ion
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-17
IA ], Mar I ! { 4! I 1922; ! x 2 J.

desh6 vykriky . zifale stony. i-
del som l'udi popri nasype, ute
kali pol 'om ) lampasnni, potom
Ease inych, ktori Y narrei niesii
ranenych, kirk, stony. plac.,.
Videl a poenl som vsetko. Ne
|trpea som, nefhyslel nevolal 9
pomoc.
Pomedzi dive brvna, ktore sa
krizovaly 1 prave mad hlavon
blizko, zc sa mi az tvare doty-
kaly hl'adcl som len ma male-
Ky kiisok oblohy, celkom jasnc.j
4 cistej, na ktorom trblietala sa
drobna, ale mila a nezna hviezdi-
dka, ktora posobila mi ytedy We
lliAl radost a rozkos.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-17
nDnDzZRKADIODuDu
Japonska rozpravka. :

/ v d'alekcj osamelej dedinke
4 Nippona pred davnymi rokmi I'll
mlady, blazeny manzelsky park.
mali jedno dievcatko, ktore vas
|nive milovali. Memo rodiny uz da-
1 vno zaniklo. Ale miesto, kde by
/ vail, je este i dnes zname, VIOLA sa
Macujama, V State Ehigo.
! Dieccatko bolo este vel mi ma
le, ked' otec raz vo vaznej zalezi-
| tosti musel odcestovat' do hlavne-
| no mesta. Costa bola vel'mi d'a-
lleka, zena a diet "a nemohly ist S
| MIN, t'azkym srdcom sa pustil
tcda samotny ma cestu. Ale pri
lnceni prisl 'nbil, ze i'm donesie
pekne Diary. %
4 Zena, ktora este nikdy nebola
d 'alej od siisednej dediny, bola IL
lstarostena a ustrasena, ked' sa jej
muz pdst' al ma cestu. Prvy raz sa
lncili zivote ma dlhsie. Ale incl
strany bola hrda ma to, Re ce
lei dedine prave jej muza potkalo
st 'astic, ably mohol poznat' hlav
ne mcsto, kde byva .najjasnejsl ci-
sar krajinski vel'moM a kde mo-
! ze vidiet' clovek prekrasne a pre-
divine veci.
| Pokojne s nadejou ocakavala
mlada zena muza. A ke'd konecne
lblizil sa uz cas- prichodu, dievcat-
iko vyobliekala do sviatoGnych Stat
Ii ona obliekla 81 modre hodvabne
r1cho, 0 ktorom vedela, re je mi
le muzovi. Jej radost bola bez-
lhranicna, ked' milovaneho muza
(sovrela V narucie zdraveho, no ME
menej plesalo dievcatko pri po-
| hl'adc ma velike mnozstvo hra-
eiek, ktore doniesol dobry otec.
; Hovoril, rozpraval i'm vel mi mno-
no o zknsenostiach cesty a pre-
divnvch veciach hlavneho mesta.
= Doniesol som ii skvostny
; mily dar, - hovoril zene. - V
havnom meste mi hovorili, ze, je
to zrkadlO. Nazri len don a po-
vedz mi, co vidis.
Podal jej cierny ramik, kto-
rom osadena bola jasajdca kovo-
va platna. Jedna strana tohoto
zvlastneho predmetu bola biela,
st a matne striebro, ozdobena o.
brazmi pestrych vtackov a pre-.
lestnych kvetin, a druha strana
, jagala sa cisto a jasno, sta kry-
stal.
i A ked' mlada matka a zena ma
zrela don, vykrikla celkom udive-
ina a unesena, lebo hlbky kovo-
, vej platne usmievala sa jej bla-
, zena tyar - ruzovymi rtami a
E ciernych ocd.
al Go 81 videla? - spytal sa jej
4 lmuz, ktoreho vel mi zabavalo ze-
) nino prekuapenie a potion chcel
sa pohrdit' tym, ze sa ma ceste
a i nieco move naucil.
! -Vidim pekn1, m1adn zenu,
e ktora pozera ma nina pohybuje
e iistami, ako by chcela nieco po-
vedat'. Ach, aka divna je to vec!
G / saty ma take modre, ako ia.
: Jaj, jaj, aka 81 len detska !!
!, Yed je to tvoja vlastna tvar, co
vidfs, poznamenal so smie-
chom maz, pysny ma svoje vedo-
i !mosti. Tento leskly kov je zr-
7 kadlo, vies, a v meste ma kazdy
i zrkadlo. Pravda, tn ma dedine ta-
a 1k6to nieeo nevidiet'l
!. Mlada zena sa nesmierne pote-
j sila darn. Kazdn chvil'n vybera-
4 la zrkadlo 70 svojej hodvabnej
< postiel ky a tesla sd tvari, ktora
-. M Z .
L lisa JED 2 neho usmievala. Bolo to
! pre- nu privel Ike pokusenie, we'd
Q lpredtym predsa nikdy nevidela
I svoju vlastn1 tvar. Ale potion
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-17
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NJ \ 4
tai sa ma bedar.
Ano, musim odist'. v ponde-
lok rano muslin byt' M. Odce-
stnjem dnes yeeer rychlikom 9
iedenastei vychodneho nadra-
zia. .Jc to najlepsl vlak... Ale we'd
w no dobre znate. Jestli sa ne.
mylim, pred t'azkym nest 'astim
boil ste Wy zamestnany na p.-l.-
m.-skcj zeleznicnej clare?
Bedar prizm1ril oci, naraz vel
mi zbledol a zaseptal: Ano, po-
znam... poznam... Tvarou kanuly
mu vel Ike Shy. Myslel som, re
sa roztdzil pri vzpomienke ma svo
ju sluzbu a prcto som sa no spy
tai:
Ale to je predsa zaujimave a
pekne povolanie?
Triasol sa; jeho zmrzacene, bic
dne telo sDbralo vSetku silu, ako
by sa Ease chcelo vystret' pre-
l'aknntym zrakom mi protirecil /:
Ach, pane, nehovorte talk -
pekne poyolanie... Radsej hoyor-
te, ze je to povolanim hrozy a
smrti... povolanim smrtel 'neho
strachu nzasu... Wy ma nepo-
znate blizsie, ale mi "a to mozete
preukazat vd 'acnost >. Cestujte
ktorymkol 'vek vlakom, len ME 0
jedenastej vecer.
Preco? - spytal som sa IL
smevom. - Wy ste aida p6verci-
w?
Me som povercivy... Ale ia
som rrave ten isty vodic vlaku,
ktory som viedol rychlik 17-ho ci-
sla "a. julia 1894, prave v den ka-
tastrofy. Pamiatka tejto udalosti
sa mi tax vhlbila do duse, re nj
kdy nevymizne...
- V riadno mcase SINE sa pohli
vychodneho nadrazia Sli SINE
riadne asi dive hodiny... V ten den
bola hrozna hornGost'. Ma loko-
motive, napriek tomu, re SINE ry-
chile uhanali, zvaralo mas tupe a
dusiace povetrie. Dalo sa predvi-
dat, re b,,de vichor.
Naraz vsetko vyhaslo ma oblo-
he, ako ked' skrdtia gombik elek-
trickej lampy. Nebolo vidat' ami
len jednej hviezdieky. Po mesiaci
ami stopy, len ohromne blesky,
ktore sa TAX mocne a takou o.
slepuj1cou ziarou krizovaly, re "a
mimi bola tina este vacsia, este ne
prehliadnutejsia.
I povedam kuricovi: Hl'a, bude
prsat'.
- Nezaskodi, - odvetil - we'd
je tato spara uz do nevydrzania,
Musime davat' pozor ma znaky.
O to sa nestarajte, ia dam po.
zor.
Bnrka talk ohromne hucala, ze
som nepoeul nicoho, ami hrmot ko.
lies, ami stenanie lokomotivy.
Este neprsalo sice, ale vichol
sa stale blizil. Isli SINE MIN jed.
nym smerom, dalo sa mysliet', ze
utekame "a MIN.
Ked' je clovek i ME chaby, j.
to predsa len zvlastny pocit vo vi
chre West sa' ma zeleznej bestii
ktora sa rnti sialene napred.
Pred mani, asi ma sto kroko,
udrel do zeme hrom a este m
ziaril pred zrakom, ked' no ma
sledoval hrozny vybuch a nasle
dovnom okamihu este jeden, taki
strasny a srdce rozryvajdci, u
som prizm1ril oci a klesol.
Ia Eiekol 'ko okamihov som tai
to ostaI, lebo som celkom ztrati
smysel k skutocnosti. Boil som o
mameny celkom znieeny, ovla
dala ma TAXA meravost', ako ked
cloveka silno udr1 po hlave.
Koneene som So vzpamatal. z
ste som vzdy kl'asal, oprety /
dverce. Citil som, ako by sa bo
vratil 20 sto mil l'oyej lcesty. Chce
som vstat', ale som nevladal. No
hy my zmerayely, ako by Dol eel
kom ziyota neschopny. Mysle
som, ze som 81 odrazil nieco aleb'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-17

i
ma hatila, ably otyofil oci.
thAnali SINE celou silon, vichor
este vzdy hucal, ale uz ME tai,
moche 4 poinaly sa t:atil y dial,
Ike. rhstil So dazd' Poeul som ako
padal ma dastek lokomotivy, a na
ltvari citil som teple kvapky.
/ Napnntie envoy akosi popn.
St' 'alo, skutocne som sa dobre cl.
It'll, ano, vel mi dobre, len som
Dol trooha slaby. Ale som 81 hned
pripomenul pracu, povolanie, kto.
re mi odohnaly sen a Z" som este
AMI teraz nevedel, aky zvlastny
/ zjav ma oslabil poziadal som XII.
riGa, ably mi pomohol ystat'.
Neodpovedal. Ma locomotive, IL
hahajdcej celon silou, je ohlusu
j1ci hukot, zavolal som este HAS.
nejsie: Bracek. hej. kamarat
pomahaj ma teda!
| Mic. Ovladal ma strach. Bal
som sa. Nevedel som koho a eoho
Otvoril som oci a zacal som 2 &C.
leho hrdla kricat'... ano, iste y
strachu som natol' 'ko krieal.
Pri sebe ncvidcl som nikoho
kuric zmizol.
| Y tuto chvll'u porozumel a po
znal som vsetko, ncobycajnym
ostrovtipom a rychlost on. VideI
som. co sa stale od kazdeho bles'
ku, ktory ma potlacil ma podlahu
lokomotivy. f..
Hrom udrel do mas, kurica "a.
bill, jeho mrtvola vypadla ma na.
syp... a mia omracil. ..
| Pane moi, keby Dol ueencom q
hl 'adal by slova a Ease slova, MET
takeho slova na svete, ktorym by
YAM co len ako slabo mohol o.
znacit' uzas, ktory mnou zavla
dol.
| Viem, ze vo vojne vojaci vida
ako padajn vokol Mich sndruho
via, a predsa sa nepohnG mie
sta, zbran nepopustia z ruky... A.
lie oni nevedia, odkial' pride Il.
der, ktory ich zasiahne. Vida
mrtve a zmrzacene tela, boja sa
gul ky, a predsa ju cakaju. MOI.
ho sddruha ako by boil odniesol
earovny prtt... Ako by no ZEN
bola pohltila. .
Ale to je este vsetko malo. So.
tvaze som pripomenul prve uda.
lost, tisly sa mi do umu move my.
slienky, take hrozne, re ich an
teraz nemozem pripomennt' be-
1zasu.
| Ia lokomotivou vo vagonocf
bolo vyse dvesto cestovatel 'ov
ispali alebo sa rozpravali; vyst
dvesto l'udskych bytnostf vezie
me nzasnou rychlost 'ou, vyse dv'
sto l'udi zenie sa V ustrety smrti
lebo nebolo, kto by ich viedol, lei
bezvladny, bezzivotny bedar, ne
sposobny, ktory nemoze ami lei
ruku vystriet' .. vodic vlaku bo
bez vlady, bez zivota.
Ale to je zvlastne, ze acprav'
nemohol som pohnnt' telom, my
slienky bnrily sa V modzgu vel
mi zivo, zahravaly 81 pripomien
Ikami S cudnymi videniami. !.
! Pred mojim zrakom zjavila 8;
najprv dina cesta. Videl som pret
lsebou dlhe kol 'ajnice jagat sa !
odrazajlcej ziare mesiaca. A m.
SINE stale uhanali d'alej!... Terra
J som Ease prezil pocit rychlosti
ktory clovek navyknutim celkon
, ztrati. Vlak preletel ako blesk p
pred malh stanicu. Acprave SIN
leteli 1zasnou rychlost'ou, preds
som vybadal v malej kancelarii n
perone uradnika, driemajuceh
pri telegrafickom stroll.
j Zmizla stanica. 0 chvil'u st
vichor vleteli SINE do temneho tn
nelu. Vyjdnc myslel som 81, Z
name uz svobodn1 cestu, al
hned som sa vzpamatal.
: Teraz sa uz vlak vysinie. O DIV
mindty d6jdeme k ostrej zakru
te, ma ktorej pri takej rychlost
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-06
Leaders of Both Parties Seeking
Complete Registration of Voters

The political complexion of GER
tain wards which heretofore have
been designated as overwhelmingly
republican or democratic is some
what obscured in certain parts of the
city where great numbers of new
houses have been built and decided
expansion has been felt.
The fact that this is an off
year election, with national issues
obscured by local ones. makes the
trend of the newcomers TO South
Bend somewhat uncertain. In view
of the fact that their knowledge
OF local conditions is limited TO an
observation of conditions confront
ing them during the short span
which they have lived In the city
the doubtful voter will play an i'm
portant part in this years election
outcome. political leaders believe.
All in Readiness
The registration machinery has
practically been set up for Saturday
with registration booths named in
the various precincts. officials chosen
and supplies on hand Location OF
the registration booths have been
announced in columns Of this paper
and will be printed Friday 10 re-
mind voters of the day. The polls
viii be open from a. m. 10 9 p. m.