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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-01-19
CURWOOD'S THRILLING
DRAMA, GOLDEN SNARE

Heralded as one of the most pic
turesque and compelling screen yer
sions of any James Oliver Curwooc
story yet filmed "The Golden Snare
produced under the direction OF
David Hartford for release by Asso-
clated First National comes to the
Liberty theatre next week for an en-
gagement of two days, commencing
Thursday
Lewis S. Stone, who has distin-
guished himself in other Curwood
pictures notably "The Rivers End"
as the featured player in "The Golden
SNARE in which he is again seen in
MS 1amlllar .ra popular roll of
member Of the hoyol Northwest
mounted Police. Ruth Renich has
the leading feminine part, and others
in the cast are Wallace Beery, Mel
bourne Mcdowell, Wellington Play
ter Francis Macdonald and Baby
Esther Scott.
The Golden Snare" is an absorb
'ng story of mystery, adventure ami
romance of the north. 1t deals with
the lone search of Sergeant Philip
Raire of the R. N. w. M. =. for
Bran johnson, the inad man of the
Arctic barrens. Raine finds Johnson
and also Celie, a beautiful elf of |
hat wilderness, the mystery of whose
presence there is not cleared up un-
il Bran, his reason returned, sacri- !
ices his own life to save her from
horrible fate at the hands of a
ghite outcast and his band of Esqui-
naux followers.
Director Hartford is said TO have
lade skillful use of animals in this
icture, using pack of wolf-dogs
nd malemutes. Running in packs
18th mad Bran Johnson these fierce i.
ut intelligent brutes are ready to !.
tack either man or beast at the j,
1mmand of their master. Some re-
photography and striking :
fects are said to have been obtain
in the snow country with the aid :
these "huskies"
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-01-19
18th AMENDMENT
GAINING GROUND
HAYNES, DRY CHIEF, CITES
FIGURES IN PROOF OF
STATEMENT

Washington, Jan. 15.-Facts anc
figures together with an "even dozer
unique points in proof that the eigh
teenth amendment is being enforced
were made public Saturday night by
Prohibition Commissioner Haynes, il
a statement on the eve of the second
anniversary of the national prohibi
ton act, which became effective or
January 16, 1920.
IL Points of Argument
The twelve points cited as so "out-
standing that no attempt can be made
in denial follow
Disappearance of open sale.
Abatement of the open drinking
in public dining rooms.
Passing of the treating evil, which
was recognized as the greatest con-
tributing agency in the development
of liquor appetite.
CLOSING of whisky cure and sim
liar institutions.
Increased savings accounts.
"Record-breaking Christmas busi-
ness.
Decreased drunkenness.
{" Prohibitive prices of bonded
liquor for beverage use.
Dangerous character of jllict
whisky,
"Surreptitiousness of present day
"Wail of bowling minority who
would go to the length of undermin-
ing the constitution to nullify an
which their action dem
onstrates is in actual effect.
"Changed attitude of former hos
lie statesmen, political leaders and
he press"
Enforced Beyond Hopes, He Says
Mr.. Haynes declared that the pro-
libition amendment was helng en-
orced to an even greater extent than
,ad been anticipated and predictions
# opponents had not been borne
ut by actualities.
He declared enforcement would !
enceforth be a much easier under
aking for various reasons, including
he attitude of the public, curtailing I
f hours of supply, closer co-opera-
on of all enforcement agencies and
le poisonous death dealing charac-
,r of all illict liquor now on the
arket."
Arrests for drunkenness, he declar-
/, have decreased so per cent, liq-
or Withdrawals have reduced so per
mt, while last years importation of
1uor was one-half of one per cent /
the total consumption of liquor t
America the year before prohibi- t
0n. I
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-01-19
RANGE RIDERS ROPE
GRAY WOLF TERROR

Miles City, Jan. Undiscovered in
the act of cutting out calf from a
herd of cattle near Maudlin recently
and giving chase, Bud and Sol Nichol
wrote ''finish" to the career of the
old gray wolf which has terrorized
the north side country for several
years past. These two well known
range riders are reported to have
succeeded, after chasing the animal
for some distance, in roping him, a
feat which stands alone and unique
in the history of wolf killing in the
northwest. The animal was cap
tured after twenty mile race.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-01-19
CREAM men SURVEY
WOLF POINT FIELD
PROSPECTS GOOD FOR EARLY
ESTABLISHMENT OF PLANT
TWO MEN HERE

The prospects for creamery be
ing established in Wolf Point within
short time are excellent. The effor1
put forth by the Commercial Club
directors toward that very desirable
end is already bringing results. The
stories of the Clubs creamery cam
paign, published in the various issues
of this paper were copied in some
of the Montana dai1ies and have
brought numerous letters of inquiry
to Secretary Gordon, from creamery
men seeking location.
Wednesday morning C. E. Walker
of Kalispell arrived to look the field
and situation over. He has been in
conference with Directors Switzer,
and Flint, President Moore, former
president johnson and several others
Mr.. Walker has had 26 years ex-
perlence IN the creamery business,
most of it in this state. He recently
sold his interest in a creamery at
kalispell to his partner. He is well
satisfied with the conditions he finds
here and considers Wolf Point
favorable opening for small cream
cry Plans have been considered for
organizing the enterprise but are not i
definite to warrant men
ioning at this time.
Another lively prospect is in sight.
Peter Peterson, Proprietor of the Gull
'ertson creamery, has been giving at {
ention to the Wolf Point field for s
everal years as promising field for
creamery. About two years ago
1r. Peterson purchased site on Ben
on street, east of the Champlin barn, It
nd still owns it. ]
1t is understood that he is con- E
dering moving his machinery from Y
ulbertson to Wolf Point, maintain %
lg a cream station in his building Sc
lere. Mr.. Peterson is in the city IL
'day to take up the matter with in
e Club directors. M
Still other men, of Havre, it is al
lderstood, are interested in<the To- bt
j creamery field. Something def ps
te is likely to develop quite soon. re
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-01-19
CLAIMS ARE PAID AT
100 CENTS ON DOLLAR

Arlie M. Foor was in Plentywooc
last week to get an order from the
district court authorizing him as ad
mlnlstrator of the Dan McAllen es-
tate to pay the claims of creditors.
These claims totaled $52,026. and
every claim filed was paid in full.
This is a remarkable record and Mr..
Foor was very highly complimented
by the Jobbers Credit Association of
the cities, who said it was the first
estate settled in this part of the Nor
invest that paid 100 cents on the
dollar.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-01-19
FIRST NATIONALS
ANNUAL ELECTION

The annual meeting for the cleo
ton of officers of the directors of
the First National Bank was held on
January 10. The following officers
were elected; E. B. Knudtson, pres
ldent; A. W. Huxsol, chairman of the
board; L. c. Wingate, vice president;
Rudolph Hoel, vice president; w. O..
Hougen, cashier; Maybelle Melby,
assistant cashier; 0. c. johnson and
Ole Erickson, directors.
The only change was the election
OF Mr.. Erickson in place of ]. G. Mil
Ter.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-01-19
County Farm Bureaus
Big Annual Convention

Proram of the annual meeting O
the comfy Farm Bureau, to be hel,
at Popar, Jan. 25 and 26.
Jan. .5-B. F. Roth, farm bureau
presidet, presiding.
IL :00a. m-Address of welcome
Mayor osier.
Outllni of program of work to be
taken up at meeting by the farm
bureau pesident.
Appointment and instruction of
committees
l;l5 p.nl-Sid Blair, vice-president
roosevelt County Farm Bureau pre-
siding.
Montana cenic film.
Policy of State College on dry
farming.-M L. Wilson.
Corn Growing in Montana-M. T..
Selection o Seed Corn Moving
picture film.)
Relation of farm and City-Judge
Gordon.
I1llage demonstration project
moving how al projects should be
onducted within the community,
wing duties of demonstration, com
lunlty committeeman, county pro-
ect leader and county agent-W.I
. Stapleton, president of County
g s Association of Mon
'na-Earl Coin, crop project Lead
:, Roosevelt County Farm Bureau.
A program on food nutritious will
conducted by the women's COM
lttee assisted by Miss Blanche Lee
the State College. This women's
ogram will occupy the entire after
ION of Wednesday, Jan. 25.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-01-19
RESUMED
AT FORD,S FACTORIES

Detroit, Jan. 10-Operations were
in all departments of the
Ford Motor company here Monday
after a shutdown if nearly mouth
for inventory and repairs. Under the
plan of employment, 100000
men are kept on the pay rolf $4,000
at one time.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-01-19

500 p. m.-Recreational films
3ozeman roundup.
Address on economic problems
A. L. Wilson.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-01-19

Continued On Page Six)
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-01-19

Address on economic problems
N. L. Wilson.
Jan. 26-Sid Blair presiding.
4 $50 a. m.-Two-reel picture on
Irrigation in Montana
I Report of committee on organiza-
tion and policy-M. P. Trenne, chair
man.
Value of organization - Henry
Lowe, livestock project leader.
Report of taxation committee
"A. F. Toavs, chairman.
Report on activities of Roosevelt
County Livestock Shipping Associa-
tion-Ole P. Olson, manager.
Report of activities of Fort Peck
Farmers Livestock association and
future plans-John Curran.
1870 p. m.-One-reel picture show
F,'rigating IN Montana.
Report on practicability of wire
less telephones for Roosevelt rural
ommunities-Dan B. Noble.
Report of resolutions committee
Henry Lowe.
Prospective outline of Boys and
Girls Club work-A. A. Wood.
Report of women's work commit
tee-Mrs. Ethel Wix, chairman.
Nomination of officers.
CoIonization-Chas. D. Greenfield.
$50 p. m.-Concert by high school
band.
Old timers dance.
(Note-Judge Gordon informs the
editor that he will be unable to fill
he part assigned him and has so
advised the Bureau officials.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-09
YoUNasTowNsk4 sLe n Y1{1&3 N1vt4l

padla na jsho lllavu II NINA ham
busova palica iadicks sho mid den
ca 4 rosttestiia jn, Hostia vysko-
eli, vysloboden1 she 20 strasnej
situacie ! ponahl'ali 50 K plukov-
nfkovi, ahy Hn blal,opriali, ze
tax Ut 'astne 70 strasli6ho. nebezpe-
cehstva vyviazh,il. Ale Y tom sa
plnkovnik zachvel, tvAr jeho zhle.
dla este yiacej = $ hlbokym yzdy-
chom klesnnl 50 stolicky ma zem a
zomrel. Podl 'ahol nasledkoin prud
keho rozculenia zachyatu modz-
govej porazky, Svoi testament te.
da predsa. len nacas napfsal. s. v.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-09

DO POzoRNosTI CT.
.GITATEL'OM.

Texas Shoe 4 Leather Store,
2A East FEDERAL ST., vas mole
sasobit' alkymlgol 'vek remenom :
ko2ou alo 81 nastrojami na sitie
alebo reparpvanie topdnok alebo
remehoW DO dielne. q ceny nixzie
nea kedykol wax predtym.
TEXAS SHOE 3 LEATHER
STORE,
al East Federal St.
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KoNzULAT os. REPUBLIKY
v CLEVELAND, o.

/ (8O3 w. Superior Ave.) hl'ada ns
|sledujdce osoby:
i, Profota Martin, 227 alebo ~:
Amin Street, Miller, Ohio.
Marak Jan, pfislusny do Podo
Iyic, okr. .Vyskov.
Sussholz Ednard, prfslusny dc
; Hanusovce mad Topfov, 4. Saris
! n Alexandrova Balintoya rod. J;,
llama Lazarik, posledne v Youngs
town, Q.
KotSles Balint Lacko, poslednt
sos South End ST., Barberton, O
Fech Anton, prislnsny do Du
bravy (pnsta pri Vel. Sarisn).
Huska Jan, posledne 712 E. 1l5
St, Cleveland, O.
Urszinyi Anton, posledne 247
|t4l17) Clark Ave, Cleveland, 0,
Seno Ondrej, posledne P. O.
B. 800, Youngstown, O.
Roth Alexander, 2379 Hig ST.,
|Steubenville, O.
Zednik Jozef, posledne 5G57 -
28th ST., Detroit, Mich.
- VI e
I Psehieb1, posledne 1912 Sarato.
ga Ave-, Cleveland, O..
Szlatkovski Jakub, poslednc
1927 w. 14th ST., Cleveland, o..
CASH Steve, >sposledne 2955 w
1875 ST., Cleveland, O..
Bartonfcek Frantisek, posledne
v Toledo, O. II
Kacaba Anna, posledne 8167
Beckmann Ave, Cleveland, O.
Kosturik George rod. Marie Tur
can, posledne v Cleveland, O.
Beck Rudolf, posledne. 1926 E
(W?) 40 ST., Cleveland, O.
| Palko Maria. r9d. Bednar, po
, sledne v Cleveland, O. ..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-09
Pre6o si mate ivot ztrp6ovat' pre-
plane xuby7
z1ADAJTE ST PoRADU Cd
ZUBOLEKARA
Dr.LYMAN

Nebojte sa, kol'ko kol'vek pla-
nych znbov mate vo vasich lstach
Prid'te do mojej kancelarie, ja
|presk imam vase zuby q vysvet-
lin vam moju pracu. ia vam do
poriadku privediem vase zuby.
ked 50 to inym ami nepodarilo, a
to "a mierne poplatky.
DOLLAR BANK BUDOVA
4-te poschoI.e, 6islo ixby 412
Youngstown, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-09
Y xElGI HADOv.

Podl'a statistiky, vydanej VIA.
dou indickou Y Bombay, u1tiera
rocne v Indii spolu 10000 l'udf
nasledkom ustipnutia jedovatymi
HADN'T. Ackol 'aek AngliSania, kto
ri 81 tito ohfomnn risn podmahi.
Ii, vynakladaM mnoho penazi na
vyhubenie nebezpecnych plazov,
predsa nemozno pozorovat', Ee by
hadov bolo v Indii menej. Angli-
|cke casopisy prinasajl praye
zpravu nahlej smrti plukovnfka
lesley, ktora bola zavinena ha-
dom.
Plnkovnfk Lesley pozval 81 ma
svdj vidiecky majetok v Anarka-
nj pri Bombay niekol 'ko dobrych
priatel'o po obede odobral sa
IS mimi ma yerandu, ably tam pill
kavu a zafajcil 81. Ked 81 pose
dali "a stol, zvolal naraz jedon 2
hostf zdeseny:ss 'Preboha, pahovia
hehybajte sa. Pod stoliekon plu-
kovnika Lesleya lezi kobra!''
Kobra je najvaesi a najjedova-
tejsi had indicky, ktoreho ustip-
nutie sposobuje smrt' piatich
minntach. Hostia zostali sediet'
ako primrazeni. Pan, ktory od
plukovnika sedel Maid 'alej, zavo-
lal tlumene ma mladeho domorod-
ca, ktory stal pri dverach roz-
kazal mu, ably opatrne priniesol
misu mlieka a postavil ju blizko
k hadovi. Chlapec tfsko zmiznul
ma tvari plnkovnikovej rozho-
stila sa smrtel'na bledost'. Ny
slel, ze hadovi neujde a poziadal
teda svojho suseda, ably mn dal
k1Sok papieru a tuzku, aby mo-
hol napisat' svoiu poslednn v6-
l'u. Had medzitym obeas zdvih-
nul hlavu do vysky, ale Ease sa u
pokojil. Ia hroboveho ticha napf-
sal rlukovnik svoj testament a po-
dial no mlcky svojmu snsedovi, a.
by no podpisal at'dal potion K pod
pisu i ostatnym.
Medzitym prisiel potichhcky in
dicky mladenec misou horiice-
no mlieka, postavil ju ma zem a
postrkaval ju nenapadne smerom
k hadovi. V6na mlieka skutocne
neminula sa ma kObru so svojim
icinkom. Netvor sebou pohnul, "a
hi 'adel sa ma miSu, avsak nenpu-
still svoje miesto, ale nechal celi
spolocnost este d'alsie dve mimi
ty trnnt' v najstrasnejsich dzko-
stiach. Konecne nemohic d'alej
y6ni mlieka odolat', pocal sa 70
svojho kotGea rozvfjat' poma!y
sa plazit' k mise. Konecne pribf-
I'll sa hlavou az k jej okraju a v
okamihu, ked' chystal sa pit, do
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-09
Nix no nevidf. Nema sa koho han

, W..
Hned' al uskutocnil myslien-
ku. Behom pustil sa hore vrskom
a potion dolu. Nepocul ~ ami pu-
kanie, ami sust 'anie, len dupot
svojich vlastnych n6h. Nemyslel
ami ma cas-. Ma chvil'u zdalo 50
mu, ze $ pravej strany rovno $
MIN bezi ktosi druhy. Nepozeral
tam. Zapchal 81 usi a utekal d'a-
| lei. Vybehol hory cely upachte-
ny a spoteny. Srdce mu bdchalo
ako kladivo. Mesiac svietil zas.
Bol vyssi mensi. Costa ako sno-
ra vinula sa v dial Ike. Kaplan po-
zrel a asi ma dvesto krokov videl
Skalku. Vel'ky balvan pri ceste.
Bol biely. Len diery ma nom sa
cernaly, ako ma tvari cernaj6 sa
oci, brada a fuzzy. Rozrel ma ce-
stu, ktora viedla popri samom
balvane. Najprv videl len eosi
tmaveho ako strom, ale "a okam-
xix uspel zbadat', ze je to gul Fate
a re sa HYDE. Blizi sa k nemu,
jasne vyhadal vysoky, fararslSy
klobnk, eierny, dlhy kabat, nohy,
ruky, tvar. Zastal uzasol. Chlad-
! ny pot vystipil mu ma cello. Mraz
presiel gnu po chrbte. V bruchu
pocitil akysi chlad. Nohy napad-
ne zoslably. - Ma nina sa diva,
- pomyslel. Vskutku farar "a
stal dival sa. Kaplan videl, ze
sa farar ohnul. Iste hl'ada ka-
men... Ale tvar sa Wac neobjavi-
la. Figi1ra znovu pocala sa hy-
bat. Bezala, ale bez tvare. Kilr
zdvihol sa pred nou, ako dym..
Vacsil sa a postava zmizla. Kap-
15n " br,;zo zvr+o1 ca q ,os.1 n+e-
bat, onosnttm snorom prabobol
horn do rama t6lal sa okolo R,ir.
nehO.
Nevvsnat1 nreblednnt5 vratil
sa domov len rano. sChcel 81 l'ah-
ns+, - s1,o;o; ~an1s,a,o 10 6; I'd
,,oss;,;o .1o " ,os+oE obrsnol do
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-09

NAM MA PREDAJ 5-izbovy dom
vel ixby, mestska voda, XII
|pelna, fornes, gaz, elektrika, dve
|pivnice (jedna zimna), pumpa ma
yarde s dobrou vodou ma pitie,
slra, sajdvok, uz len jeden rok
treha platit' v dani. Dom je TO-
rocnJ, lot 40x150, mastal pre- dive
Havy j 2 tony sena 50 vojde, kur-
mix, smokaren, ovocne stromy.
Oena je $500 kes. Pricina preda-
ju: chcem ist' do raju. Haste sa
" {. 1856 Taft Ave. ma Lansing
vile.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-09

MA PREDAJ zariadenie do 8-iz-
hoveho domu, !. vsetko odpoly,
zdarma, spolu $ elektrickym pia-
nom, victrolou, elektrickym ve-
jarom q sedem- osobnym Sedan
antomobilom. Haste sa v (. 272
Scott st. alebo, telefonujte Auto.
! 77439., :, p ., Y
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-09

Mad tmavymi vrchami stal me-
siac. Vel'ky okrnhly, ako peceil
chleba, lial svoje striebriste svet-
10 ma krajinu. Vsetko bolo zatiah-
mute riedkym tmavomodrym "a
voiom. Len hradska sa be!ela aka
vapno a kvitnnce slivky pc obi
dvoch stranach cesty zlaly sa Ia
siiazenymi. Ich tone sikmo pada-
" a oDrubovaly iu lahkyml prle-
zracnymi cipkami. Niekedy zadul
este dost chladny aprilovy victor
a zasumel vrchom kratiseho zita,
rozprestierajnceho sa do ckola ma
dvoch vel'kych tablach. Drobne
stromove list'a zatretpotalo. Tie
ne na ceste pohybaly sa. mace bo-
10 mrtvo ticho. Bllzila sa pol
noe. .. @.
Kaplan Cervenak tvrdom
klob1ku, vel'kym plast ON ma
pleciach a dazdnikom, vracal sa
domov do Rozkaloviec Bnrneho.
kan skoro kazdy der chodievat k
panu dekanovi Veselemu. Farhici
sice vraveli, re chodi k nemu k
vol jeho deere, sleGne Anne, lebo
al rozkalovsky pan farar ma do
bre vino, tax ako dekan, al de-
bre cigary kdri, prave tax ako de-
kan, al ltartlik 81 rad zahra, ako
Wesley, ale dcery nema. Tedy len
slecna Anicka mozu byt' tym
magnetom, ktory pana kaplara
prit 'ahuje. Mono. Pravda je, ze
pan kaplan najradsej prechadzal
smerom k Biirnemu. Al to je pra-
vda, ze sa tieto prechadzky kon-
eievaly Bdrnym. Starry dekan no
vd 'aene prijfmal Anieka maj
radsej MIN filozofovala. Filozo-
fovanie pretiahlo sa obycajne do
desiatej vccer. O tomto case cho-
dill pan dekan spat'. Rozdurdil
ich al najzivSej debate.
= Desat' hodin, - prehlasil.--
Spat'.
A pan kaplan len po tomto od-
chadzal.
Dnes nebol donna. Siel k rozka-
lovskemu fararovi, sefovi Cerve-
nakovmu, akejsi cirkevnej "a
lezitosti. Nevracal sa a mladi "a
brdli vo filozofii. Sedeh po prvy
raz zahradke a pan kaplan bol
neobycajne citlivy.
- Veru, slecna Anicka, - ho-
voril, - zivot je vecny. Nepresta-
ne pri tom, co smrt 'ou menuje-
me. Svoju podobu premiena, ale
zostava tn, okolo mas.
Popri tomto sk1mal JED vyso-
XII, stfhlu postavu a grecky ices,
prihladeny k slycham mal1 ried
ku sticu padajdcu ma vysoke, O.
krnhle cello. Uvazoval, re ku gre
ckemu ncesu sa silica -nehodf.
Chcel jej povedat', re sa zle cese,
ked' kuvik nahle zakuvikal. Cd
volakial' 20 sadu siel tento ne
prijemny desiaci hlas. Anieka sa
striasla spytala sa:
Komu ozaj kuvika?
S kuvika presla ma matohy.
U mas ich je hr1za, - po-
dotkla.
= Ako vsade, - nadhodil kap-
Ian.
Ale II mas sd skutocne, -
vravela. - Najistejsia je ia, co
sa ukazuje pri Skalke.
- Pri Skalke? Ale pri tel, co je
ned 'aleko mas?
- Tam.
@ tel som nepocul. Co je to!
Ukazuje sa polnoci farar,
co akesi decko zamordoval. Ka.
menie hadze ma okolo id1cich
Trafi kazdeho tam, kde trait
ochromie I'D. Cosi bieleho sa plaz1
"a MIN xviii. To je to decko. F..
ste nevedelo chodit', ked' no "a
bill. Preto sa plazi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-09

MA PREDAJ pekny . dobry dom
4 izbovy, je nom fornss, voda
gaz. Teraz vyfarbeny. Cena $500
hotovych treba len 81, 400, ostatoA
mesacne po $50 $25., Hast, 81
treba v {. 604 Benwood Ave: bliz
ko South Ave. ,-.,4,. Y. E, IA. ~.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-09

Napisal: ]. Jesensky.

----------.-..-----------
Hldposti, hodil rukou
kaplan.
| Vazni l'udia hovoria. Orga-
nista no ma vlastne oci videl.. Po-
cul al nariekanie. Notar yam to
iste povie.
~ Ale, slecna! pretrhol ju.
l. Wy ako fararska dcera nesmie-
te VERT ma strasidla.
ia neverim, ale by som ne
isla tadial' polnoci. ...
/ Kaplan chcel pozriet' ma ho-
dinky, Vi je este d'aleko do pol
noel a ci o, dvanastej moze byt
uz donna, ale hanbil sa pred slec-
nou, ably no neupodozrievala, ze
sa boji., V zahradke i'm pocalo
byt' zima. Presli do izby. Kaplan
sa ami tn dlho nezdrzal. Videl, re
| je na hodinach uz stvrt' ma dva-
nastu. Odporncal sa. Won porov-
nal cas- so svojimi hodinkami. Ho-
dinky ukazovaly jedenast -.
Ma vsetko toto myslel, ponahl'a a
| tic Sa Neyeril sIce. ze sa farar
moze ukazovat', ale neprijemne
mu bolo, ze musl prejst' popri
Skalke. Ably mu bolo veselsie, vr-
It'll dazdnikom hvizdal 81 nesmy-
seine melodie, ktora okamziku
vymysl al zabndal. Victor ci,n
d 'alej tym vacsmi a castejsie fiji
kal, rozdhval krydla plaSt a.
Vyzeral, ako vel'ky netopier S o.
hromnymi krydlami. Zito a stro-
my vacsmi sumely a tone nepre-
stavaly sa hybat'.s Jeho stin siel
pred MIN krivy a dlhy.
Bolo mu treba prejst' cez horu,
ktora sa cernala pred MIN ma
dost' prikrom vrsku. Kvitnnce
slivky sa ztratily. Zamenily ich
liesky mlade duby. Stin zhustol
a co chvil a obklopila no tina. Ma
miesto l'avneho Sunni vetra V zite
a slivkach tn bolo ticho. Len
niekedy bolo pocut' vrzgot a pu-
kanie, tn V hlbke hory, tn jemu
mad samou hlavou. Pod krokami
sust 'alo 1anske listie a drobne
hrudky a. kamienky, odlomene a
vyvazene patami, kotnl 'aly sa S
vrsku dolu. To pukanie, sust d.
ME kot1l 'anie sa kamienkov
stavalo sa mu neznesitel 'nym. Pne
stromov ledva bolo rozoznat ,.
Zdalo sa mu, ze "a kazdym slry-
i, va sa niekto, ktory no stopuje a
lstive CHA "a MIN. Ocakaval, ze
kazdn miniitu vyskoci zpoza pna
a zah1ka. Prast ally smreky.
Chvoj jednej sa zakyvala, ami CO.
by ju nejaka tajna ruka bola
stiahla a pustila. Este vacsmi zry-
chill krok, ably skorej presiel ho-
rou. Par raz vytiahol hodinky a
ratal v duchu, ci este pred dva-
nastou zajde "a Skalku. Vychodi-
10, re O dvanastej bude prave pri
nej. Hanbil sa sam pred sebou,
ze mu je neprijemne re bokom
do hory by sa neosmelil pozret'.
Bolo by treba pockat' tn, kym
prejde dvanasta. Ale jestli farar
vo svojej nocnej prechadzke al
sem zajde...? Me. Nemozno, zeby
sa farar ukazoval. Myslel 81. ri,
vot je sfce vecny... Pokracuje sa
v druhej forme. Tedy ia forma ne.
moze byt' farar, ako byval "a Ii
va. Ak sa ukazuje, nemoze mat
|l'udsk1 podobu, ale ak1si inak
Stu. fantastick1... Ueinok nejake.
silly neviditel mel a predsa jestvu
j1cej citili snad' pri Skalke. Ale
zeby farar! Nemozno.... Jednakt
lepsie by bolo obist' Skalku....
| Cost zah1kalo d'aleko v hore ;
hned' zatym prelietlo nieco nat
Enim. - Sova, - myslel 81 ma
pablo mu, ze pobezi. TAX skore
nrn lido harn,1 "a lido "a Cka1kl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-09

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