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Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-25
LUoUE's WILDNEss LOSES
 GAME FOR REDS

Cincinnati, Aug. 24-The Reds out hit the Giants in the final game of the series today, but Luque lost his game through wildness. Barnes was very strong in the pinches and drove over the winning run with a single after Smith had walked and gone to second on wild pitch with two out in the seventh inning. Both teams fielded faultlessly. Pinelli's work was sensational He had a single, dou- ble and a triple in four times up and accepted ten chances at third base. .Scnra.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-25
B..LTrC- C-TAFTVILLE BATTLE
 AT TAETVILLE SATURDAY

Fur will fly at the Taftville A. A. vs Baltic game on the Providence Street grounds Saturday afternoon
 Baltic, as usual will produce a good team for this contest, and Taftville has already shown it's worth by lead ing the Eastern Connecticut League by two games, with a rating of eleven games won and five lost. Jewett City and New London are tied for sec ond place. It is understood in Taft vile that the battery to be used against the Association by Baltic is
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-25
BRAVES TAKE WEIRD
 GAME FROM CARDS

St. Louis. Mo, Aug. 23-Aided by errors particularly one of Blades two of which allowed them to score nine runs in the last three innings, the Boston Braves today defeated St. Louis 12 to II. The winning run was a homer by Gibson in the ninth.
 The visitors made six runs in the seventh after two men were out. The locals used twenty players, including five twirlers and Boston used four pitchers. Mann knocked a homer in the 9th with the bases full. The score:
 Boston (N) St, Louis (N)
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-25
NOTED, MERMAlDS TO
 COMPETE AT RRIDGEPoRT

Bridgeport, Conn.,. Aug. 24-Four of the worlds best mermaids will con- tend in the womens 22O-yard nation- al championship swim here on Sun- day. Hilda James, European cham pion, is included among the entrants. The others are: Helen Wainwright. national all-around champion, Ger trdue Eder1e, national distance swim ming champion, and Aileen Riggin, Olympic diving champion.
 A total entry list of 225 has been received for the various events.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-25
WILLIAMS WARNS PLAYERS
 ABOUT KEEPING IN TRIM

New York, Aug. 24-Julian s. My rick, president of the United States Lawn Tennis association, went to Boston tonight to attend meeting of the Davis cup committee tomorrow, called to discuss the coming contest. R. N. Williams, captain of the Ameri- can team, has warned the other mem bers that they must give strict at tention to training rules prescribed some weeks ago to avoid physical let down.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-25
paredeviIs Claim 1s.Year Tile

The Daredevils of Taftville claim the 1S-year old championship of East ern Connecticut. The Daredevils have defeated all teams in this part of the states except the Triple A team who seem tep be afraid Of the Daredevils. The Daredevils have an open date for Sunday and would like to arrange a game with any team for the cham pionship. Flor arrangements answer thfough the Bulletin
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-25
BABY GAR III SETS RECORD
 FOR POWER BOATS

Hamilton. Ont, Aug. 2S-Averaging 40 1-2 miles an hour and shattering the record for the event, Baby Gar III, owned and driven by Gar Wood, De- troit, captured the first 5O-mile leg of the $5,O0O Fisher trophy for dis placement boats today. The former record for the distance was SS S-10 miles per hour made at Miami, Fla, in February 1912 by Orlo II.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-25
TANKS PULL OUT
 AND TRIM INDIANS

New York, Aug. 24-The New York Americans came out of their two day batting slump today and defeated Cleveland in the last game of the se- ries 2 to 3. The Yankees hit Morton hard and brough about his retirement by punching four hits for three runs in the sixth inning.
 Dugan led New Yorks attack with
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-25
DEMPSEY WILLING TO MEET FIRPO
 THIS WINTER IN SOUTH AMERICA

four singles, and base on bals in five times up. Jones pitched his best game in weeks for New York, and neld Cleveland to seven hits. one a home run by Wood with Seweu on base.
 Speaker and Wood collided while going after Schang's fly in the first inning Speaker being painfully spik- ed on the left le. He had to be assisted
 field by two fellow players.
 Cleveland st1l New York A)
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-25
BROWNS SLAUGHTER BosToN's
 PITCHERS AND WIN EASILY

Boston, Aug. 24-St. Louis made 20 hits today off three Boston pitchers and won its third straight game here, 19 to 2, retaining the league lead for the start of the series with the Yan- kees tomorrow. Sisler made four hits out of six times at bat and the com. bination play of McManus and Ger Der was excellent. UnuI the seventh inning 'Kolp held Boston to one hit. The score,
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-25
TIGERS HAVE BEST
 OF sLuGGtNG MATCH

Philadelphia, Aug. 24-Detroit made it three out of four from Philadel- phia today by winning the final game
 the series Il to g. Detroit made Is hits for thirty two bases including Heflmann's homer which cleared the left field bleacher wall. Tillie Walker made his 31st home run of the, sea- son and was robbed of another in the fourth inning when Veach pluck ed his drive out of the bleachers. The Scora.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-25
IRIS SPEAKER, SPIKED,
 OUT OF GAME FOR TIME

New York, Aug. 24-Tris Speaker, manager and star outfielder of the Cleveland Americans was painfully in- jured in the first inning of today's game with the Yankees when he colli- ded with Joe Wood while chasing a
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-25
Boston fAl
RECRUIT PITCHER WINS
 SECOND GAME IN WEI

Pittsburgh, Aug. 24-Brown, re- cruit twirler won his second game ing Philadelphia 10 to today. The Phillies defense was as loose as eva sive. Williams ot a double, triple and home run. The Nttq- clear,N the right field wall and cost a newspa- per $100
 Phliadeiphit (H) Pittshurph (N)
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-25
ALEXANDER PITCHES CUBS
 TO VICTORY OVER pOpGER

Chicago, Aug. 24-Alexander held Brooklyn to four scattered hits to- day, while Chicago punched seven of its nine hits off Mamaux and Shriv- CT and won the final game of the se- ries to 1. Terry's all-around play ing was a feature Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-25
JOHNSON PITCHES SENATORS
 TO SHUT OUT VICTORY

Washington, Aug. 24-Wash:agton scored a shutout victory over Chi cago today, 1 to in the final game of the series. Johnson was effective in the pinches, with poor support while two singles punched with stolen base and a wild pitch, lost Blankenship the game. Intermittent showers and towering clouds prevail ed, during the game. Score:
 Chlcaq0 (Al MaShnaton (A)
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-25

fly. Wood accidentally spiked him iu the left leg and Speaker, after mak- 1 g an attempt to play, was assisted off the field. Evans took his place
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-25
. aS 4 94 IS

TOLaEs I8 I T IS tx) Batted fer o. Miller in sth.
 (xx) Batted for Mamaux In Sti (xxxl Batted for Shriyer in 9th'
 Score by innings Br,osyn ... .......0 q Q Q 0 :. Q o-l Chicago :. ........2 % 0 Q 0 2 1+ Two base hits. Grimes. Three base htt. Terry.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-25
Philadelphia {A)

IAl Batttu lur Uglfn in ,7 7lhs
 txxl Batted for Olsen in Sth.
 sccre by innin.s: Detrutt . ....i T. q 1 q-n Phi,adrohia ......2 O. 2 3 0-s Two base hits. Hausor Cobb, MiNer, Rigney. Three basc hits Cutshaw. Blue McCAwsp Cobb, Heilman. Home runs. Blue. Walker. Hsilfhan and Hau.cr.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-25
Pittshuruh tN)
Totals ss . q .S 2
 fvl na44.d Tar VVfntrr. Tn etA

IAI balted TOT WntorS m ebths Score by inninEs: i Philadsiphia .. .....I 0 c 6 0HI 1 -4 Pittsburgh ........O ? 3 0 l 4e 6 xrO
 Two beee hit. Williams. Three base hits. Grimm,
 wrightst0ne. Williams. Home run. williams
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-25
ToDAY's SPORTS RACING

ToDAY's SPORTS
 RACING Meeting of Saratoga Association, at Saratoga Springs. Meeting of Connaught Park Joe key Club opens at Ottawa.
 TROTTING Grand Circuit meeting closes at Poughkeepsie.
 Great Western Circuit meeting closes at Detroit. GOLF Western open championship tour nament closes at Detroit. Southern Minnesota champion ship tournament opens at Winona.
 TENNIS National doubles championship tournament, at Boston.
 BOWLING American Lawn Bowling Asso- citation tournament opens at Buff falo.
 International tournament of the Thousand Polo Club.
 ARCHERY National Archery Association tournament closes at Cooperstown, N. Y.
 HORSE SHOW Annual show at Shrewsbury. N.
 BENCH SHOW Hun+inrton Raw Kennel Club, at Huntington, L. I.
 BOXING Fred Fulton vs. Billy Miske, 10 rounds, at St. Paul. Windcat Nelson vs. Mickey Wal ker, 12 rounds at Long Branch. Sid Marks vs. Johnny Murray, 12 rounds, at Rockaway.
 SHOOTING K New England pistol and revolver championships, at Springfield, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-25

Sunday will be equally as large as the one tha tsaw the game last Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-25
Cd Batted for Pfener

Cd Batted for Pfe1er in utn.
 tzz Ran for CIemons in 6th
 tzzzl Batted for Shcrdel in sth-
 txl BEtted fer Doak in 0ln Score by innns; BotOn :. ............ eSI 0 sos4 i-.e St. Louis ..,....O 0 0 s . lAM Two tnse h4ts Bottom1ey AiISuISh, HoT1e Home runs. Mann and Gibson.
 Hank Gowdy of the Washington Senators has. improved greatly since takig mineral baths, and will soon be as wall as eyer.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-25
' RA0JOA ?.
 Nov York lAl
Totals 8 [ q 4

1UldU Z4 -4 2
 tx) Batted for Merton in 7th. (xx) Battrd fer Mails in 9tA
 Score by innings: Cleveland ............o 2 0 0 0 New York .. ........l 0 0 3 0 '
 Two ba ht. ones. Three base hit. Witt. HC run. Wood.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-25

New YosS X '-'-. ..-.......o o-2 Cincinnati .. ......0 0 0 0 0 D--
 Two base hit Pinelh. Three base hit, PinIlh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-10-31
White Silk Emb.
Flannel, SITS

A beautiful soft grade
with neat hemstitched or
scalloped edges in pleasing
designs.
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Pure Irish Linen
Damask, Sis Yard

20 inches wide; fine, du-
fable grade of Irish linen;
full bleached. Choice of
several floral and conven-
tional patterns. Unusual
value.
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White Saxony
Flannel, 81 yard

@NE of the finest of all
~ wool white fiannels,
u inches wide; soft finish;
right weight for infants
wear. At the quoted price
the value Is worthy of en-
phasis.
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All-WOOl Plaid Blankets
$8.85 Pair

EQUALITY apparent in these heavy al-wool Blankets
- size 70sO inches; large block pads in combinations of
blue pink gray black and red At the price, 68xo
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Heavy Pure Linen
Toweling, 23c Yard

An extra special value in
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27-inch Outing Flannel, l2l2c and l8c
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mtovts At $500
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An Extraordinary Special in
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33c each

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also Law aside several for Christmas gifts.
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Shaker Flannel
at 2Sc Yard

36 inches wide; heavy
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One of the most desirable
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Lanet Hair Nets, II for Sc

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New Philippine Lingerie
OF the Better, Prettier Sorts
$1.95
At Attractiue Prices

WHEN dainty handmade lingerie more than this
IVY few resist the luxury of owning quantity
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Milliners should take od-
ranfage Of the lorc price and
sare at least half the usual
wholesale cost.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-17
HlJNlOR
Preco no NAL rad.

Mlady kaplan nasicl v;iz1a ako
krmil potkana.
"Ah! Tcdy mate milacka, co z
Anc, odpovedal vazcn, icho
drsny HAS zmaknul a tvar jcho
oblial jenny iismcv. ia 81 yazim
tohto potkana Wac, nez ktor1-
kol'vck inl bytnost' ma svete!'
Kaplan polozil syoju ruku na
plecia vazila
"V kazdom cloveku,' povedal.
Gle nieco dobreho, len to treba
vynajst' Ako sa to stalo, ze mate
TAXI naklonnost TX tomuto pot-
kanovig'
Odpoved' znela: "On uhryzol
spravcu vazenia, pane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-17

ia som tomto nechcel ami
cut postavil som sa ma to sta
novisko, ze do Kosic muslme este
20. decembra vrthnnt', lebo mace
nam Mad 'ari odvezn cele Kosice.
s tymto podplukovnik Beran 70
zaciatku neshhlasil, ale ked' SINE
dostali odpoludnia zpravu 2 Ko-
Sic, ktorl nam poslali posi-. Sura-
nyi Molnar, ze m6zeme este v
ten den prist do Kosic, leboze sa
oni postarali, ably sa mad 'arske
vojsko nestavalo ceskoslovenske-
mu vojsku oproti, uz i on s1hla-
sill, ia som sa pustil I. plukom
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-17
OUT OF TIE FOG. The only light that can guide hini

Obyvatel'stvo mesta Kosic vltalo
prve slovenske vojsko nemou ti-
Ghost 'ou a do tejto prisernej IT,
chosti ozyvaly sa slavnostne slo-
venske hlasy sloyenskych voja-
kov. Kosice boly w vtedy sloven-
ske.
Prve slovenske yojsko vtiahnuv
Sic do kosic uvftali pred teraj.
Sou budoyon policajneho fiadi-
tel'stva len traja kosickf Slovaci.
ale ich slova boly mile a radostne.
A to Dol redaktor knaz Antonin
Straka, advokat CIR Jan Sekac a
zelezn. iiradnik Sitar. Pri Schalk
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-17

Slov. Slobody smerom ma Kosice.
Dna 80. decembra odpoludnia 0
4. hodine stal prvy pluk Sloven-
skej Slobody az ma stanici Y Ko-
siciach, kapitan Kratochvll, We
litel' ceskoslovenskej jazdeckej e.
skadrony mas uz cakal pri brane
mesta Kosic. Ma nadrazl mas ca
kal mad arsky general Hegedus,
ktory nam odovzdal mesto. @ pol
5. hodine /. pluk SlovenskeJ Slo-
body. ktoreho som boil ia velite-
Pom, tiahnul pod slovenskymi
praporami a ma rtoch so sloven-
skym spevom cez mesto KoSice.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-17

Me, pan Cibulka je ME pro-
fesorom sustereiny. Clovek hla-
YOU, ako Wy, NAL, by ju pouzit na
nieco uzitocnejsie- sie-zarentovat' ju
do kolkarne
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-17
haze nas uvital hlavny lekar Dn-

haze mas uvftal hlavny lekar Dn-
Sex.
Podplukovnflk Beran prisiel so
svoiim vojskom vecer 0 Z. hod. do
Kosfc. Vyhl'adal ma budovc
Sboroveho velitel'stva d povcdal
mi: Hochu, bylo to hezky.
Prvn veceru SINE stravili ~
stauracii ii aSamsonya. I
81. Vych.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-17
Liecivy pramen
CHE historic . Varuchovi

v Damaskn I'll clovek, Varuch.
Bol povestny celej krajine pre-
syoje bohatstvo, a l'udia hovori-
Ii: "Nedarmo volajii no Varu-
chom!'' Lebo varuch znamena
blahoslaveneho I
Nal poklady Indie Arabic !;
byval palaci obdivovanom, kto-
reho dlazka bola leskleho mra-
mora, pokryta drahymi koberci.
Bohatstvo jeho zdalo sa nemat
konca. X tomn NAL 81 'achetnomy-
sel'nu zenu Bob pozehnal i'm
krasnych deti.
Ale, Gudna wee! vo Varucho-
vom srdci nebolo ami pokoja, ami
radosti, preto ze neprestajne len
"a tym isiel, ako by mohol zvae-
Sit slavu svojho domu a zamenit'
krasne este krajsim. Ozajstnej ra
dosti neznal. / staval sa zadum-
civym noci nemohol spavat' !.
TAX myslel s.:
sNaco je mne Mvot9 Nicoho lep
sieho a vyssieho mad to, co nam
cd mladosti, uz nedosiahnem. -
Viem, ze je ma zemi vsetko mar
most - nasytil som sa az vset-
keho."
s takymi mracnymi myslien-
kami chodil Varuch a rozhorco-
val zenu j ostatnych domasnych.
Oni hovorili nom, re no muci
Fly duch.
Ably sa zbavil tychto muk, Va
ruch az chcel 81 what zivot. Ale
pocul, ze meste Memfisi zije pro
rok, ktory ma mudrost' cd Bo-
ha. Vo vsetkych prihodach zivo-
ia vie vraj poradit'. A Varuch 81
umienil ist' k nemu a vypocut
jeho radu.
Varuch zavolal svojho verneho
sluhu Malcha povedal mu:
stVystroj dvoch vel 'bludov
naloz ma jedneho zlata, striebra,
drahokamov a vzacnych veci, a.
kych len ma nasa krajina.
Malch vykonal, ako mu pan
prikazal.
A Varuch, pozehnajne zenu a
deti, isiel so svojim sluhom ma ce-
tu, eez hory pist'.
TAX ISL p1st on sedem dni, ale
Mezraimskej krajiny, ktorej je
mesto Memfis, este nedostihli. Po-
l1dili nevedeli, v ktord stra-
nu sa obratit'.
Zacal trapit' smad l'udi vel
blldov. Ma celom pustom priestran
stve nebolo pramienka. V noel she
rail- 81 rosu. ktora nasadala sa i'm
ma kepenoch nou omacali 81 as
non perry.
Varuch vzdycha} a hovoril:
Trad by som dial vsetky svoje
poklady, ktore nesie vel'bldd, "a
krcah vody, vsetky drahe vina
mojich pivnic "a pramienok, z
ktoreho by SINE 81 mohli obeer-
stvit nsta.'' ...
TAX vzdychal Varuch. A den
hol hor1ci. Since pablo ich tra-
pill smad,. ze uz nemohli vydrzat
Zarezali vel'bluda. Ale v nom
nenasli vody, ktorou by sa boil
mohli obeerstvit'.
Vtedy Varuch povedal Malcho-
vi:
"Nuz ii som ia teba, MOI dra-
by sluha a pomocnik, preto wal
so sebou, ably 81 umrel mojou vi
nou! Donna som trapil kazdeho
svojou t'azkomysel most 'ou, a te-
raz, moi verny Malch, tejto p1.
sti zahubim teba. A ty 81 trpeli-
W, ako jahna, 2 tvojich dst neo.
I'VE sa zaloba, ty ami slovom ne
! urazis toho, kto "a tvoju vernost
strhol ia do zahuby! Ach, Malch.
ako sa ii odslnzim?"
TAX hovoril Varuch.
A Malch odpovedal:
" "Akoze ia m6zem nefst' "a te.
bou, hoci by ma to priyiedlo /
smrti9 Zil som tebou v st'asti
ako sa odtrhnnt Cd teba, ked' je
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-17

Rozpravali raz o jednom, co "a
.mrzol. "Ach, to musi byt' l'ahka
smrt' riekol jeden, "to 81 clovekl
len sadne, zaspf, a ked' sa pre-
budf, je mrtvy =
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-17

IN dnsn. Znit MAJ we'd som ine-
ho podl'a svojich skutkov neho-
den!'
Varuch zamlkol, ale ncprestal
plakat'. Zrazu bolo pocnt' zbln-
kotanie, vychodiacc akoby zpod
skaly a podobne blnkotaniu pra-
mena.
Varuch zodvihol hlavu a poct-
val.
Vel 'bliid tiez zodvihol hlavu.
vstal a isiel "a zblnkotanim. Va
ruch 81 myslel:
sCi to nie div Bozi? CT Pan
Bob neotvoril pramen p1sti, a.
by mas zachranil?
Vstal tiez a siel ia vel 'blndom.
A videl, re podnozia skaly W.
tekal pramienok hojnou prize
AfdcHou Vouou.
Vtedy Varuch znovu padol ma
zem dolu tvarou a placom ho-
voril:
"Hospodinc, Bozc moi, tcraz
naozaj vidim Tvojc milosrden-
stvo; vidim, re robis divy me-
hodnym Tvojho milosrdenstva! -
Varuch sa nenapil prameGa,
ale ponahl'al sa po nadobu, ma
crel do nej vody, vratil sa k svoj-
mu sluhovi Malchovi zaeal mu
ovlazovat' sluchy j 1sta.
Malch otvoril oci pozrel ma
svojho pana.
A Varuch hodil sa mu okolo
hrdla, plakal cd radosti a hovo-
ril:
80, Malch, ME sluha, ale pria-
tel MOI srdecny! Slava Bohu, 81
zachraneny! Pozri, anjel Bozi u
kazal nam pramen /! Pi zahas 81
smad. Neumreme; budeme zit'!''
Ako sa napil, Malch ostal OBJ
cerstvenv a Varuch zaviedol no k
pramenu. Vynali prinesene svoje
zasoby, sadli 81 II pramena, Jedi
a pill. Napojili vel 'bl1da od-
dychli 81 dusevne telesne cd vse-
tkeho stzenia. I prenocovali' tn a
zostali do druheho dna.
Ked' vyslo since, Malch pove-
dal Varuehovi, svojmu panovi:
"Slnce uz vyslo. Ak rozkazes,
naplnlm vodou mechy, a pojdeme
d'alej ma cestu do Mezraimskej
kraiiny ku prorokovi. Sine az iste
ned 'aleko.'
Varuch sa usmial, chytil svoj-
no sluhu Malcha "a ruku a hovo-
ril:
"Ci vidis, brat moi Malch, Ho-
spodin naucil ma tomu. "a elm
som isiel. Nacoze nam ist' teraz
k prorokovi do Mezraima? Vra-
time sa domov."
Naplnili mechy cerstvou vodou
napojili vel'bldda, napili sa i sa-
mi, pozehnali pramen, ktory ich
zachranil cd smrti, vratili sa.
Ked' prisli do Damasku, Tirza,
Varuchova zena, sedela pri brane
$50 svojimi Diet mi. I zl'akla sa,
ked' videla tax skoro vracat' sa
Varucha jeho sluhu Malcha.
A Varuch, objimaj1c zenu i
deti, plakal cd radosti. Vtedy
Tirza sa ozvala:
Mech Je blahoslaveny, kto vas
tax skoro vratil, a bud blaho-
slaveny ty, moi mily Varuch,
lebo tvdr tvoja je celkom ina, a
oko ii svieti, ami ked' pore anjel
pokoja. Povedz mi memo toho Bo-
zieho cloveka, ktory prinavratil
pokoj do tvojej duse, ably som no
mohla blahoslavit'.''
Varueh hl'adel ma svoju zenu a,
usmievajnc sa, rozpovedal cd "a.
eiatku do konca vsetko, co sa $
MIN stalo.
| Potion povedal:
sVidis, ME clovek, a ME pro.
rok, ale sam Hospodin ma osvie.
til. v p1sti som sa naucil pokore
v prameni vody poznal som milo
srdenstvo a vel'kl dobrotu Jeho
la s1zenf svojom nasiel som clio.