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Evening journal., 1922-03-15
wALNUr GREEN PATTY.

Unique invitations bearing the fol-
lowing lines have been sent out by
The Walnut Green Parent-Teacher
Association. for a St Patrick's party
which Will be given in the school
house near Mt. Cuba, on Friday
evening;
st. Patricks Day in the Avenin
Has been chosen for YOU
To have a little party
And we're invitin' YOU
Please come and wear
A. Patty Smile,
We want you on the scane;
YouH find the place quite aisely
The place is Walnut Crane
The entertainment committee is
composed of Mrs. w r. Langshaw,
Mrs. Leonard Anderson. Miss Edna
Taylor and william Clayton.
Evening journal., 1922-03-15
GOOD TIMES FOLK DANCE.

The third dance OF the season to
be given by the Good Times Social
Club in Pythian Castle last night,
was we'll attended.
In addition to the special music
there were a number OF speciality
prize dances given, which were
equally enjoyable The most prom
inent one Of these. perhaps, was the
prize fox-trot. which was won by
Seidle Timms and Miss Caroline
Webb. This couple were chosen by
committee of three, comprising J..
w. Hopes, j. NJ. Maloney and r..
L. Young.
A spot dance, which also afforded
pleasure. was won by Miss Teresa
Gardner, Of 2O9 Lombard street. and
Joseph Taylor. OF AIS West Second
street. A door prize was awarded
TO Miss Mildred Hedley and Mark
Terrenova. The prize consisted Of
a season ticket TO all dances given
by the club.
The next dance TO be given by the
club will be held next Tuesday eve
ming. in Pythian Castle.
Evening journal., 1922-03-15
SETTLEMENT GYM STUNTS.

Features Of the annual entertain
ment given by the Peoples Settle
ment last night was the gymnasium
exhibition between the boys classes
and basketball game between
teams OF the Peoples Settlement
and St. stephens Lutheran Church.
John and George Ayars. instructors
at the Settlement house, and Harry
Wright, OF Hagley Community house
were in charge OF the exhibitions.
In the basketball game the Set
tlement team won the game by the
score Of 21 to 10. A large gauery
saw the events. The annual eXhibi-
ton OF the girls gymnasium will be
held on March 81.
Evening journal., 1922-03-15
81. PAuL ENTERrAINMENr.

Under the auspices Of Miss Rita
NJ. Emersons sunday school class
OF St Pauls NJ. +. Church an en-
tertainment will be held at SIS
o'clock tomorrow evening in the
Sunday school hall. The entertainers
will be presented by Mrs. Elizabeth
Thomas McVey John Brickley Dale.
reader and impersonator. will give
the greater part OF the program and
will be assisted by Arthur Guy who
will be heard IN songs. Miss Mildred
Green, pianist and Clarence Roney.
violinist A silver Offering will be
taken. The proceeds OF the evening
will be given TO the sunday school
Evening journal., 1922-03-15
p d II E lie S

A party was given last Friday
evening to John e. Mahoney, s2l
North Clayton street by his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Ma
honey in honor OF his twenty
fourth birthday anniversary. The
evening was spent in playing games.
music and dancing. Refreshments
we're served. Mr.. Mahoney received
many pretty gifts.
Those present were: The Misses
Pearl White, Dorothy Campbell.
Maud Lacey, Lydia sharp, Mary
Woolworth. Irene Hallibuth, Jane
Welhouser. Anna Hershey, Eliza
beth Ford and Mary Powers.
Thomas A. Chandler. Morton Coch-
ran. Harry Long. William kresge'
smith williams, Harry Carter, Jro
Minard Cochran. Jefferson Hay
wood Raymond Appleton, John Ma
honey. Mr.. and Mrs. Myron B. Lane
OF Philadelphia. and Mr.. and Mrs
Maxwell Mahoney.
Evening journal., 1922-03-15
SHOULDER STRAPS.

Women who wear the cher
frock often find the shoulder sti
OF the chemise appearing above
neck line Of the frock. A clever
to prevent this is TO sew a mar
piece OF ribbon 20 the frock al
shoulder OF the frock. pass II ur
the shoulder strap OF the cher
and then hook It back 70 the sh
der OF the dress. Thus the stl
are firmly held out OF sight.
Evening journal., 1922-03-15

X,l1,' Sf lR q SS2(l laS 2'IIII.D

Mrs. ]. Rankin Davis left last week
for Waco. Texas, where she will
spend six weeks with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. william G.. Holt.
Word was received in this city to-
day that Prof. and Mrs. william IL.
Beacon. who are on a European
trip have arrived in Athens, Greece.
Mrs. w. Poyntel Josnston gave a
dinner and theatre party last night.
Mrs. Harold L. Springer will give
buffet supper on Saturday night
for the younger set
DR.. NJ. b. Hoffman. Eighteenth
and Washington streets. who has
been in the orient for the past two
months with the Shriners, is now in
Seattle, Wash. and expects to ar
rive in Wilmington the first part OF
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Day, who
are enjoying a trip in Florida, are
now in st. Petersburg. They re-
Gently met John NJ. Cannon. Of this
city who spent the month of Feb
ruary at Crescent Beach Mama
and West Palm Beach and is now In
St. Petersburg.
Miss Jane Ramsay will give q
dinner tonight before the dance
which Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. M. Car
penter are giving at their home.
Evening journal., 1922-03-15
In the Shadows
by ARTHUR EUGENE SMITH

o cloud in the far blue depths OF sky.
Hide. hide the sun with your golden breast!
And well it IS with the ones who lie
In the shadows Of home and youth at rest!
'Tis we'll with the who scatters the grain
with a skrful hand DER the burrows long,
And that young face at the window pane
with a heart o'erlowing with love and SONG
'Tis we'll the dreamer who lies asleep
Where the woodland shadows reach out TO the lanei
And the kindly shepherd who drives ms sheep
To the welcome fold at the hirt OF rain
Tis we'll for the lark with a broken wing
That il scars no more through the mornings hamei
And what is Man but wounded thing
Whose flight is bounded by sin and shame?
As the cloud from the wnd-blown space is tossed
The golden light over the grain;
But the Joy and peace OF love when lost
Comes never back to the heart again!
Evening journal., 1922-03-15
BAPTIST MISSION
WORKERS TO NEE

The Women's Missionary Circle
Delaware Avenue Baptist Chu
will meet in the church at 2
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. n
Albert Edge IL chairman OF the p
gram. Mrs. L. II. Phillips will n
sent the lesson. the subject OF VIII
is What the Missionary il 10
rica." Mrs. J. Y. Irwin will Civ
reading entitled "A Revival At G
Bata." Mrs. Edge will give curr
events. Following the progr
there will be a social hour.
hostesses viii be Mrs G. p. Nor
Ms. Lydia Vaughn and Mrs. II.
Cantwell.
Evening journal., 1922-03-15
BEACON CoLLEGE PERSONALS.


A. II. Lindale. Beacon graduate
and principal of the commercial de-
partment Of the high school at on
ley, Va. was a recent visitor.
Nell D. Knots of Templeville,
Md. has just completed the secretar-
ial course and has accepted employ
ment in the office of Harvey l..
Cooper attorney. at Denton. Nd.
Blanche Smith, who has completed
the stenographic course is taking
U. S. Civil Service examination in
the Federal Building this week.
Paul Rehmeyer, who has been on
visit to his parents at Stewards
town. Pa, has resumed his course in
the bookkeeping department
Helen Lanerty is "a ne wstudent in
the shorthand department, and
Margaret Holahan in the secretarial
department.
Ethel Coffin. who has been with
The DUPONT Company since complet-
ing the Beacon stenographic course
has been transferred by the DUPONT
Company to their Parlin. y. j. Of.
flee
Edgar Rogers Is back at his
studies in the secretarial course tha
week, after having been at his hom'
near Minington, Nd, for over
week because Of Illness.
Burton Hair. of Hurlock, Nd, ac
counting course graduate. spent tn
weekend in the city and visited tn
school
Crawford MacRobert. Wilmingto
High School graduate Februar
lclass, is new student In the cos
accounting course.
Frank Webb, who has been wit
The Pennsylvania Railroad. has re
Gently accepted a position in the OF
hce of the harbor commissioner.
Ada Doud has accepted a position
! in the Office OF Mr.. Pipino in tn
DUPONT Building.
Marie Evans went to work thi
week as stenographer for Z. Lin
wood Dashiell.
Gertrude Olson. Florence Olsor
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin c. johnson
Madelyn Quinn and J. A. Erisma
have Joined the now Spanish clas,
organized this week.
Evening journal., 1922-03-15
RENEWING CURTAINS

II the cretonne curtains are rs
after being washed iron them
while they are still warm 20
the designs with wax crayons. u
ly where the color was delicate
using more color where IL
deeper. Then using a paper
them. iron them once more. Tn,
feet is quite like new.
Evening journal., 1922-03-15
Nv. II. q. C. DANCE.

Under the auspices OF the ways
and means committee OF the Wash
ington Heights Century Club. dance
will be held on Monday evening,
April "a in the ballroom Of the
Hotel dupont Music for the evening
will be furnished by the Original Six
Orchestra. Tickets for the dance
viii be placed on sale early next
week. Mrs. william j. Lackey. 40S
West Twenty-third street, is chair
man Of the affair Tickets may be
obtained by applying TO her, phone
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Evening journal., 1922-03-15
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aud iEIlIii;i'liiii .iiiiiIi! :!l'''IiiiI

Delaware city Century Club en-
joyed Sample Party" at the
meeting held last Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Norris wilkinson was in charge
and had asked all members to bring
recipes Of goodies Each recipe was
to be accompanied with a sample of
the finished article. The result was
most delightful array Of good
,hings From Angel cake 10 pickles
and from chocolate fudge to orange
marmalade. everything was the best
that experienced cooks can make.
Those not bringing edlbles displayed
pieces OF fancy work and instruc-
tions for making The party was a
gre at success.
Elsmere Civics Club will meet this
evening in the club house. The pro-
gram will be In charge OF the Junior
Auxiliary.
Evening journal., 1922-03-15
If YOU ARE WE'LL BRED

You will az dance hostess make
it a point to see that all present are
having their dance programs filled.
You will never appear over-eager
in asking a gentleman friend to re-
peat a call.
You will introduce a gentleman TO
your parents If he calls at your
home.
Evening journal., 1922-03-15

Word has been received from
Europe that Mrs. w X. DUPONT and
Miss Polly DUPONT recently met Mr..
and Mrs. II. Rodney sharp and Miss
Gertrude Brinckle in Egypt and the
Wilmingtonians enjoyed a trip up
the Nile together. IL will be re-
membered that Mrs DUPONT and
Miss DUPONT went abroad early this
year to spend several months. Will"
Mr.. and Mrs. sharp and Miss
Brinckle left for a trip around the
world more than a year ago. They
expect to return to this city early
next winter.
The closing dance OF the series
which have been held this winter at
the home OF Mrs. r. r. M. CRrpen-
ter for the younger boys and girls.
will be held on the evening OF April
21. in the Wilmington New Century
Club.
Miss Miriam shortledge, who has
been visiting Wilmington friends.
has returned 10 her home in
Yonkers. N. Y.
william w. Laird and S. d.
Townsend have gone TO Palm Beach,
where they will meet Mr.. and Mrs
1renee dupont. DR.. and Mrs. James
A. Draper and other Wilmington
ians.
George S. Capelle, Jr., who is on
trip to Bermuda, will return next
week.
Mrs. A. Felix dupont who has
been spending several weeks In
Florida will return to Wilmington on
Friday
Mrs. Thomas w Miller is spend
ing several days in New York city.
Miss Amy dupont, who has been
spending the winter in California. is
expected to return home next month.
Miss Dorothy Curtis spent the
weekend in New York as the guest
Of Miss Edith Hodgman.
Mr.. and Mrs r. R. NJ. Carpenter
will give a dance this evening in
honor OF Halleck DUPONT who Is
home from Boston.
Mrs Philip d. Laird will give a
small dinner this evening at her
home in New Castle.
Miss Eleanor Thompson, Miss
Mary Marvel and Miss Sarah Town
send are among the Wilmingtonians
who will be guests az a house party
10 be gwen at Atlantic city by Sid
ney scott.
Colonel and Mrs George A.
Elliott. who have been in Florida.
have returned home.
Mrs. william H. Laird and Miss
Margaret Laird who have been in
North Carolina for several months
viii return to Wilmington April l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pascarell' 42l
shipiey street, is enjoying a months
STAY at Bermuda.
Marion Witsil who has been III
from scarlet fever. is rapidly recov-
ering.
Miss Bessie Long, 1925 Woodlawn
avenue, has returned from Atlantic
City.
Mrs Pierce C. stoops, 2lO3 Jefter-
son street. is a patient in the Homeo-
pathic Hospital having undergone an
operation for appendicitis.
Mrs. sherman c. Lloyd will enter
tain at cards on Friday.
Evening journal., 1922-03-15
CLrR CARD PARTY

The fourth OF a series OF card pat
ties for the benefit of the mortgage
fund Of the Wilmington New Cen
ury club was held at the club yes
tcrday afternoon The affair was
we'll attended and a pretty prize was
given at each table. Homemade
candies were on sale.
Evening journal., 1922-03-15
DIAMOND CLUB LUNCHEON.

The Diamond Club OF the Inter
national Sunshine Society will hold
"a luncheon at o'clock on Friday
afternoon in Sunshine Hall. All
those who have attended the con-
ventions OF the Sunshine Society
during the past Ave years are
eligible for membership In the club
They are invited to the luncheon
The Sunshine catering committee
will serve. Those wishing to make
reservations should phone Mrs. Julia
NJ Story. 2740.
Evening journal., 1922-03-15
..1nr nrsr or NM EARrHo

A comedy drama, entitled "The
Dust OF the Earth" in four acts. Will
be presented by a group OF young
people OF st. Paul's NJ. p. Sunday
school at 8 o'clock next Tuesday
evening in the church. on the pro-
gram besides the play will be sew
eral vocal selections by Harrison
street NJ. e. Church male quartette.
Mrs. Theresa Downing. willard Sing
ley and several selections Of instru-
mental music. Proceeds from the
affair will be for the benefit OF the
Sunday school.
Evening journal., 1922-03-15
MATINEE MUSICALE.

The members OF the Matinee
slcal Club OF Philadelphia. will
a musicale on Monday even
March 27. in the New Century c
Those taking part will be Be
Phillip Yarnall, contralto; Flore
Haenle. violin; Irene Habbard, 'c'
Florence Adele Wightman. r.
and piano. and Ruth NJ. Barber
companist.
Evening journal., 1922-03-15
aY,, CURRENT EVENTS.

A Current Events Glass will open
LAT the Young Woman's Christian Az
sociation on Monday evening, March
90 This class is under the auspices
of the classes in education. of which
Mrs. Harry Y. Jemison is chairman.
Next Mondays class will be under
the chairmanshlp OF Mrs. Edward NJ.
Barsham. All persons Interested in
the class are invited to attend.
Evening journal., 1922-03-15
m-N1nR ENIpI.oYNENr.

Because OF a change in plans. Miss
Mary Stewart. head of the Junior
Division of the United states En-
bloyment Service, Department Of
Labor. who was to have been in this
city yesterday to complete arrange
ments for the Junior Employment
Bureau. will not be in this city until
tomorrow
Evening journal., 1922-03-15
KEMERY STUDIO CLrR.

The Kemery Studio Club met at
the home of Mrs. Lester Burns. Mon
day evening After the usual re-
hearsal Lester Burns entertained the
club with his original song sketches
and was greatly enjoyed.
The next meeting of the club will
be held at the home OF Harold
Thomas. $40 Van Buren street Mon
day evening, March 2e.
Evening journal., 1922-03-15
ST. PATRICK SOCIAL

A St. Patrick's social will be held
at o'clock Friday evening in the
Bellefonte NJ r. Sunday school
room. Following the program there
will be social hour and refresh
ments All Sunday school members
are invited. Mrs. Samuel Tucker is
chairman OF the event.
Evening journal., 1922-03-15
DORIS BAKE SALE.

The Doris Degree Association W
hold a bake sale on Friday at the ,
flee of the Wilmington Gas Coz
pany. Cakes. bread, rolls and ma
other delicious offerings will be
sale. Anyone having any contrib
tions is asked to communicate W
the president. Miss Sarah A. Buzz
1912 dupont street. phone S37S-V
Evening journal., 1922-03-15
ORANGE SALAD

Cut the oranges in half between
the stem and seed and loosen the
pulp as with grapefruit Dip each
bit Of the flesh into mayonnaise and
return to it's place. Add a little of
the dressing and some ground nuts
on top. Ser with sandwiches OF
tea cakes.
Evening journal., 1922-03-15
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RARNHART CHORUS.

The weekly meeting Of the Ha
Barnhart Community Chorus
held last evening at the home
Mrs. James T. Gray, 1907 Mon
street. About fifty members W
present. II is hoped TO hold 7
weeks meeting in the Whining
High School Annex. Work for
spring season will be discussed
the next meeting.
Evening journal., 1922-03-15
HINES FOLK TO DANCE.

An Informal dance has been ar
ranged by the members of Hines
Business College to be held on Fri
day evening at Young's studio. 2412
Market street. Dancing will be en-
ioyed from until 1 o'clock and
music will be furnished by the
Sterling Six Orchestra.
Evening journal., 1922-03-15
Y IEIgTIrRE

Miss Margaret Hynson will give
an illustrated lecture at 7.45 o'clock
Friday evening in the club room OF
the Y. w. C.. A.. sO4 Market street.
In addition to the lecture there will
be musical program. All members
Of the Girl Reserves are invited. as
well as all members OF the associa-
flnn.
Evening journal., 1922-03-15
ST. PATRICK's DANCE.

The Saturday Night Dancing Class,
chaperoned by Mrs Edward r
Pusey, vii give a St Patricks dance
on Friday evening in the Gilbert
Studio. The dance will be under
the direction OF Miss Kate McClaf-
ferty.
on Saturday evening Mrs Donald
S. Ashbrook's class. consisting Of
young peple, will dance. beginning
at 7.30 o'clock. Miss Laura Beck
leys rchestra will furnish the music
for both Of the dances.
Evening journal., 1922-03-15
COMBINATIONS.

A combination conspicuous
summer hat models is that OF ST
and felt Hats entirely OF straw
Of the broad -brimmed garden
riety but the smaller smarter sht
for tailleurs are usually a comb
tion OF straw and felt or straw
heavy ribbon.
Evening journal., 1922-03-15
EINE CHINA

Are you having difficulty with the
colors on your fine china? Are they
fading and wearing off entirely?
The remedy Is TO cease using such
strong soap in your kitchen and to
avoid using scalding water on the
dishes
Evening journal., 1922-03-15
EASTERN STAR SUPPER

Delaware Chapter No. /. Order
OF the Eastern star, will hold sup
per on Friday evening, in the odd
Fellows Building Tho first table
will he ready at $40 o'clock Tickets
will be for sale at the door.
Evening journal., 1922-03-15
POSTPONE LENTEN MEETING.

The Lenten Bible Glass which
meets every Friday morning at the
home of Mrs. A. Felix dupont will
not meet this week because of the
absence OF Bishop Cook from this
city. who is in charge OF the class
on Friday, March "a, Bishop Cook
will continue his Lenten talks on the
subject. Foundations OF Faith"
Evening journal., 1922-03-15
ST. PArRICK,s DANCE.

A ST. Patrick's dance will he given
this evening In Young's Studio. 2412
Market street. Parrots and birds I'm
green trees will be on the walls.
There viii be several special mum
bers. including a door prize. a spot
prize and several spot dances.
Evening journal., 1922-03-15
CLUB CHORAL SINGING.

The choral club Of the WashiH
ton Heights Century Club will ms
at 7.3O O'Clock tomorrow evening
the club house. Mrs. Clifford
Mannering Is in charge Of the sir
ing
Evening journal., 1922-03-15
VASES

with the season of flowers so near
at hand one must begin to think Of
a supply OF vases. Gather up all Of
those left from last year and in sup
plementing your supply be sure that
you get ones OF different sizes than
those which you already have.
Evening journal., 1922-03-15
SWEET ROSE MEETING

The regular meeting OF the Sweet
Rose Social Club will be held at the
home OF Harry Hilyard on Friday
evening. Business OF importance
Will be discussed. After the meet
ing a box social will be held.
Evening journal., 1922-03-15
SUNSHINE MEETING

Lihrarius Branch OF Internatir
Sunshine Society. will meet at
O'Clock this evening. in Sunsn
Hall, 1909 Delaware avenue. F.,
member is asked to be present
Evening journal., 1922-03-15
Sleep Requirements IS

A Wilmington child OF sleep. all
children 10 Between 10 and youth
hours Who so? An public
health
Wilmington folk sleep battery
builder against germs.
When "an shot pieces" a n
bed will do good than gallon medicine
continually which
sleep Nirvana wilmington
andB o other
Evening journal., 1922-03-15
K. on @. CARn PARTY.

For the benefit Of the knights OF
Columbus basketball card party
viii be held on Friday. April 21. in
the X. OF c. Hall Tenth and West
streets
Evening journal., 1922-03-15
WASHING GLASS

A towel put in the bottom OF the
pan in which you wash cut glass
eliminates some OF the danger OF
breakage. A little ammonia or bak-
ing soda added TO the water gives it
luster.
Evening journal., 1922-03-15
LIMIT TIME

Dough should not be allowed to re-
main long after It has come up, else
the bread which results is liable to
be sour
Evening journal., 1922-03-15
PoLIYANNA BRANCH MEETING

Pollyanna Branch, international
Sunshine Society, viii meet on Fri
day evening at the home of Mrs. AL
bert Erisman, GIL North Broome
street. Mrs. Eisman and Mrs How
ard Draper will be hostesses.
Evening journal., 1922-03-15
PUMPKIN CHIPS

Pumpkin chips can be made just
as orange peel is candied. They are
good served with tea and cakes.
Evening journal., 1922-03-15

T. Coleman DUPONT. is a member Of
the National Board and is assistant
treasurer of the National y w. c. A.
Mrs. Frederic Mickey Paist. of Phil
adelphia. president OF the conven-
tion will preside until her successor
is elected. over 1900 delegates ara
expected.
Evening journal., 1922-03-15
Born

NOLT.-To Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Nol. OF Oak Grove. on March 4
son.
FORAKER-To Mr. and Mrs We
Foraker. 1904ih West Eighth 81
on March 10. a son.
YOTNG-To Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Young. 2ii North Van Ruren sf,
on March l2, a daughter.
POTTS-To Mr.. and Mrs. John Po
S23 West Ninth street. on March
daughter.
ZEBLEY-TO Mr. and Mrs Ia,
Zebley 400 Walnut street, on Ma
l3, a son.
/ HOLLYDAY-To Mr.. and Mrs. Fdv
r. Hollyday. 3l15 Market street
March 13, a son.
] NESH-To Mr.. and Mrs. Matt
Mesh. 205 Madison street, on Ma
10. a daughter.
| VESSEY-To Mr.. and Mrs. William
VeaSSy, 924 Wen. Sixth -areet.
! March = ~oS
Evening journal., 1922-03-15
SUPPER AT McCABE CHURCH.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of McCabe
NJ. 2. Church will give a chicken
supper in the basement of the church
tonight at $40 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1922-03-15

NOLI~-To Mr.. and Mrs. Edwsrl
Nol. OF Oak Grove. on March
son.
Evening journal., 1922-03-15

POTTS-To Mr.. and Mrs. John p,
1923 West Ninth street, on March
a daughter.
Evening journal., 1922-03-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Matt
Mesh. 205 Madison street, on Ma
10. a daughter.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-02

Humoreska Cd N. A. Lejkina.

Kupec so zenou, bezpochyby E.
81 vidiecania, hi 'adali znbnehD le-
kara; az niekol'ko raz presli !
chodnika ma dlazbu, precitali vse-
tky firmy, potion sa opytali straz-
nika, kde sa osadzajf znby a ma
pokon prisli ma chodbn. Museli sa
vyskriabat' az ma plate poscho-
die. V zahyboch schodist a yideli
vsade ukaznjicu ruku v modrom
rukave, $ napisom "zubny lekar. :
"Pozri, akym je ten lekar umel
conn., hovoril kupec zene, ukazu-
jnc ma ruku. Il ruku osadza, ME.
len znby." F"
Predo dvermi lekara sa zena Ia
stavila a podotkla:
"To je strasne!... Srdce sa mi
trasie, ako ovcf chvost L.. Ak vez-
me klieste do rhky zaene trhat',
TAX mu ujtlem..."
eyed vies, re sa zuby osadza-
in ma gume. !"
"a guma sa robi konskych
pyskov - preco SINE sa ma to mas
no popa neopytali''
"Teraz sa uz nicOho media ro-
bit',' poskrabal sa "a uchom a
potom povedal energicky: Lien
chod'!... Hriech beriem ma svoju
duSu.' 81,
"Hriech na svoju dusu, ale nina
na tomto svete budii certi drat -
"Pomodlim sa... Postavim pat ;
funtovn sviecku."
"No, dobre, pojdem teda,' s6-
hla 'ila kupcova zena. ellen ably
mi zuby pravoslavneho cloveka
osadi la ME 2 nejakeho Nemca.
Boze uchovaj, ably aida boly na-
posledy Turkov... Pc tel vojne
Tureckom museli 81 zasoby ture.
ckych zubov narobit'. To by bo-
10, pravoslavnej Gene ahomedan.
ske zuby!' ~
Konecne vkroGili do operacne.
sally. Vylozene boly cele eel'uste
zubov, trSiacich ruzovom ma
Sc. Kupcova sa prezehnala.
"O,, ty moi Hospodine!.. I sc
zivIm mason Me, ei chces alebt
ME, mason 81 zubov do tist osa
dit nedam!'
Do sally priSiel elegantne oble
ceny lid, poklonil sa a skdmay'
pozrel Ma prichodiacich.