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The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-12-19
NURSE ASKS ASSISTANCE
FOR UNFORTUNATE ONES

The Christmas season is here and
Christmas day will be a happy one in
a majority of the homes In this city
and community. This has been q
prosperous and abundant year. VIII
you not be moved by the spirit of
universal kindness" which has
shown throughout the ages, and help
to brighten the homes of the unfortu-
nate ones7 They will not have a
good Christmas dinner and Santa
Claus for the children unless you help
out of your bounty. Miss Florence
Wallingford, the community nurse,
who is going about among these fam
lilies both in town and in the country,
knows the conditions. and reports
that there are thirty-five families who
will not have any Christmas joy or
good things to eat unless they are
supplied by other agencies. There
are several aged persons who are in
firm and helpless. There are widows
with five or more orphan children
whose only means of support is over
the washtub, or similar employment.
Miss Wallingford plans to give each
family a basket containing food for
the Christmas dinner and toy, not
cast off toy, but a new one, for
each child Do you not want to help
with this splendid work? Communi-
cate with Miss Wallingford or send
donations to the Rest Room.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-12-19
PROMINENT NICHOLAS
COUNTY MAN DEAD

DR.. n. II. McNew, 50, died at his
home at Carlisle last week DR.. Nc
New had been in i'll health for sey-
eral weeks and recently suffered a
stroke a paralysis from which he
ne7er rallied. He was a practicing
physician for two score years and
served as county judge of Nicholas
county for three terms DR.. McNew
was editor of the Carlisle Democrat
for IL years and during that time
his stauch Democratic editorials were
read throughout the state.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-12-19
CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS
WHEN IN LEXINGTON

are invited to lunch with us. Situat-
ed in the heart of the shopping dis
trict, we are prepared to serve you
promptly, and at sane prices. We
serve special lunch daily from 1880
to 2:30 p. m. that cannot be duplicat'
ed elsewhere in Lexington for twice
the money. ALI other hours we serve
sandwiches beaten biscuit, salads
hot chocolate and coffee.
We carry a line of package can
dy that will appeal to you. Such well
known brands as Apollo" "Mavis
and "Belle-Camp" will be found here.
In addition to these lines we have
our own homemade candy, which is
made of the best meterial money can
buy. Mail orders for candy will re
ceive our best attention.
We have homemade cakes fresh
daily.
Make our store your headquarters
when in Lexington.
McGURK & O'BRIEN
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-12-19
MORE G. o. p. rRleULATIoNs

/ Spectators of the Republican at
tempts to impeach and oust Harry M.
/ Daugherty from the office of attorney
general foresee that, whatever CON
gress may do with the charges, the
whole proceedings Will be an issue in
the presidential campaign In 1894. Op-
ponents of Presidalt Harding's re-
nomination are sure TO derive a good
deal of satisfaction and not a little
political capital from the struggle to
remove a member of his cabinet from
his position.
The fight on Attorney General
Daugherty had its inspiration and re-
ceives its impetus wholly from Repub-
licans. The Democrats in congress,
although they believe that Daugher-
tvs appointment and retention a. at
torney general have proved deplor-
able and detrimental. have lot under
taken to impeach him. They are wiz
ing that the president shall bear the
responsibility for his attorney gen
erals acts and omissions.
President Harding is pretty certain
to exert his influence with the Re-
publican reactionaries in the house
and the senate to defeat the attmept
at eliminating and humiliating Mr.
Daugherty. There is little likelihood
that impeachment will be voted, but
there is every prospect that the eff
forts of Daugherty's friends to pre-
vent a record vote will be made the
subject of good deal of publicity.
1t is this presidential interposition
in Daugherty's behalf that will in
flame a good many Republicans in
congress and outside of it. Those Re-
publicans who already regard Daugh-
erty as heavy liability are indignant
that he has given an excuse for i'm
peachment and will be very angry If
he is "whitewashed" they feel he
will be-by the Republican house act
ing on the assumption If not upon the
intimation that the administration
would suffer by this outcome.
If Daugherty 70 acquitted Of the
charges which Republicans have pre-
ferred against him there doubtless
will be strong belief that powerful
infiureces saved him. II he is con-
victed. either after a formal trial or
in the court of public opinion. he will
continue to be deadweight on the
Republican administration, Republi-
cans In congress have so thoroughly
discredited Mr.. Harding's attorney
general that he is sure to furnish one
faction OF his party with a war cry
against the other and corroborate
Democratic charges that Mr.. Daugh-
erty began his career. in the cabinet
as a political mistake which has
since become public misfortune.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-12-19
HOG KILLING TIME

We kill your hogs, trim the meat
like it ought to be. grind the sausage
and render the lard in a sanitary way.
81 per killing; $3.50 for killing and
work.-HOn Packing Co. (11-tf)
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-12-19
McCURK & O'BRIEN

The worst foes to America are the
foes to that orderly liberty without
which our republic must speedily per-
ish. The reckless labor agitator who
arouses the mob to riot and blood
shed is in the last analysis the most
dangerous of the working mans en-
emies.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-12-19

FARM FOR SALE-100 acres at
head OF Slate. In Menefee county. well
fenced. good house. cement cellar. a
new barn. This farm Is known as the
Sam Rothwell arin.-Charles Corn
well. Rothwsli. Ky. (1Sst-eo)
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-12-19

That proposition to make a tax on
light wines and beer to pay the sol
diers' bonus is perhaps more for light
wines and beer than for any bonus.
the latter being merely the means to
an end.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-12-19
-rease of sixteen per cent.

crease OF SIXtetH per CeHt'
Nearly all commodities underwent
increases in price. The largest in
crease was in foodstuffs, which show
ed an advance of three and one-fourtA
per cent, compared with November.
There was a rise of two and ono
fourth in textile materials and CLOTH
ing. which are excessively protected
by the profiteers' tariff act.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-12-19

We doubt the ability Of that French
man with a title who has come over
to replace Rodolph Valentino, as we
are informed he has no divorce rec
ord worth while.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-12-19

Does your conscience tell you that
the real secret of success in life lies
in not being found out!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-25
Deti1

Sedely V zahrade, drobne, vesa-
le. nevinne.
NastarSi medzi mimi Dol chlapec.
IL tenkych vrbovych prntov oily
bal newell Ike kolesa a kde sa sch3-
dzaly, sviazal ich lykom; inc sbie-
raju DO zahrade kvety a nacahu-
jn sa ia vel'kJm ruzovym kve-
tom diveho gastana.
Potion 81 sadnu do kola; dvoJe
najstarsich vie venice, ostatne po
davajn i'm kvety, travu.
= A naco sn mrtvym vence? -
spytuje sa chlapcel1 asi sedem ro,:-
ny.
Nema mu kto odpovedat', we'd
je Oh najstarSl. Po chvlli ozvalo sa
dievGatko: s....
- Preto!
Dive najmensie zunovaly uz po-
davat' kvety, pohravaj1 sa v tra-
We. Podskakujii, robia 81 protiven,
z pociatku smiech, potion nevinna
vada, napokon / plac.
= Hanbite sa! = zavolal ma
mich najstarsi chlapec, jeho veku
nepristojnou vaznost 'ou prlsno-
st'ou. Malicki pozreli udiveno a
zatichli.
CT sa dnes nesvobodno
smiat'Y = spytuje sa mladsie a
siroko otvorenym zrakom l'adi
pred seba, ako by jeho fantazii
vsetko ozivalo a splyvalo sa v "a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-25
sLOvENSKYM oBCHODNfKOM
DO POZORNOSTI.

Name v redakcii asi 600 kras.
nych obrazov, zobrazujncich oslo
bodenie Cesko-Slovenskej republi-
ky. Obrazy s1 vysokej umeleckej
ceny hodia sa nielen "a ram, ale
nj pre- obchodne stenoye kalenda-
re. Predame ich lacno, lebo sa ich
chceme zbavit'. Name tiez mapy
Cesko-Slovenska, ktore m6zu byt
pouzite pre- stenove kalendare ale
bo davane ako vianocny dar pre-
kostymerov.
Date svojim kostymerom nieeo
|noveho, casoveho ME stale jed
make obrazky obnazenych zien, Go
poriadna rodina nevyvesf nikde.
o ceny a inc informacie Haste sa
osobne alebo telefonicne v. redak-
|cii tychto novin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-25
DB y 0NH AI1 !!
Xubn1 I,elE6r
ma teraz kancelariu Y {.
214 TERMINAL BLDG.
v novel stanicii Erie, zeleznice.
zUBNT LEKAR.

]. zUBN1 LEKAR.
xurrR svoJu uktvANt KARU oD
b AL S b Il
dostanete Dobrl Karu a dzitok obe.
tovania druheho cloveka.
KUPTE INDE
& budete trpet' truble druheho Glove
ka. Ny vyberAme nase kary ceny tie2. u'
ziadni INF predavaci uzivanych kar ME
sl to vstave robit'. .Oni pondkaj1, coho
"a kupovatelia Noyych Kar chceli zba-
Wit.
POUzITE SvOJ ROZUM
q prfd 'te sa podfvat' ma nase kAry,
ktore name ma predaj.
BALsER MOTOR SALES & SERVICE
COMPANY
Arlington St.. pri Belmont Ave.
Main 7742.
Ekspertne reparovanie 90c "a hodinu.
Ak sa yam nepaei, neratame mic "a to.
1920 JORDAN, Z osobna touring, ako
nova, najlepsia kdpa Youngstowne
"a $1,l5O.OO. Tiez 20 inych modelov, ty-
pov vyrobkov ma vyber. Haste sa u
|BALSERA.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-25
Napisal: I. L. Lysecky.

kesi eudne obrazy; we'd od
vel'kych poculy dnes tax mnone
livnych veci. Pozera ma oblohu
ci nevidi ozaj matku medzi oblak
mi! Nevidi ju a predsa vzdy vra.
veil. re tam musi byt'. Vsetko vi
di potuje. Vidi, ked sd iii pla.
&c, ked sn dobri a raduje sa. Pre-
&c nesostnpi? Aida ju anjeli me-
pustia? Ako len mohla zpod ze-
me tax vysoko vyst1pit :? Ako jej
je dobre, ze ma kridla...
= Pod! - septa druhemu.
= Naeog
= Spravime 81 kridla. Ale noz-
nicky ako2
Najstarsf chlapec dievca osta-
pod stromom. Sbieraj1 kvety do
drobnych kyticiek a privaznjl ma
prnteny cbluk. Sedia tichdcko,
drobne jarne vtacky svltoria v ko.
rune stromu, vokol Mich poskaku-
je a cvirika smelly vrabec.
= Otecko plakal vGera veeer, =
prereGie tiSko dievca.
- Videla 81 ho?
= Me. Bola tina, sedeli SINE
pred domom, rozpraval name.
Hovoril, ably SINE dnes uvili We
nice 2 gastanovych kvetov, lebo
ich mama vel mi rada mala. Po-
tom me naraz bozkal ma cello a
ked''som 81 odhrnula vlasy, citila
som, re mi je cello vlhke.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-25

II kpc ElgT7s n agE "a @ a.
Anton Petroyie Pill scsj s mali
novou zavaraninou, ale pri tom po
zeral ma jablkovy lekvar 4 Y jeho
o6iach sa zra6ilo cosi ako myslien-
IA. Toto eosi po trct 'om hrnceku
naslo svoju formu, ohlieklo sa do
rel 4 vylialo sa otazke:
Po com je ten lekvarg
Funt "a styridsat' kopejek,
odpovedala Eugenia Michaj-
lovna, zena Antona Petrovica.
U Vasilieva som no kupovala.
Mddre poyedal Anton
Petrovie.
To jest, 60 to ma byt', to
m1dreg
Miidrost kupovat lekvar
Vasilieya, vies, to je mndre.
Ty sa nazdas, ze tento lekvar sto-
il styridsat' kopejekg Me, moja
mila, nestoji ten ami patak, ME
zeby styridsat kopejek. A tymi-
to tridsiatimi piatimi kopejkami
ty tomu kupcovi Vasilievovi iba
sklep odplacas subjektov roz-
litne tam obchodne prava a pod
placacky a vsakovd drobnu hnu-
sobu, S ktorou kazdy poriadny
elovek, ak je len ME filozofom, ne
ma mat mic spolocneho.
Nepochopujem, ma co to ty
narazas. Nejedz lekvaru, ked ii
je drahy.
Logika! - horko sa usmial
Anton Petrovic. Nemame sa odrie-
kat Cd uzivania zivnosti, ale ziv-
most nacim prisposobit k nasej
hm... kreditnej schopnosti... A
veds, ty toto i tax nepochopis !!
Poviem ii kratsie. Ked' by no ia
sam urobil, tnto zivnost', to jest
lekvar, nuz ma funt nebude stat
vyse ako pat kopejek.
TAX 81 ho narob sam.
- I narobim. Ked' az ty Mia
kym cinom nemas kedy zaujat' sa
"a osozne dielO, tax ako vidno,
muslin sa ia chytit do toho. Mas
ty kucharsku knihug
- Me.
HIM, este co? Kdeze my! Ny
musfme citat' Maupassanta a ro-
dina mech puchne cd hladu. Po-
sli Fenu k tetke. Daj jej fiakra,
ia nemam kedy cakat'. Mech !
donesie knihu.
@ hodinu Anton Petrovie pre-
zeral kucharsku knihu.
HIM.. marinad... marinad...
Jablene suchare. Ky je to hele-
mente Osozna priprava, hej, ale
len navymfsl 'aj1 II l'udiaI Jabl6- =!
ny cukat ma my sposob... Veru ME |
ie kazdf blazon oplacat' ch1t ky
kupca Vasilieva! Jablcny lekvar,
aha! Jableny lekvar. Tu 81 mi, no.
zaraz 81 no mi, vtaGika poobzera-
me. Ocistit dvadsat' lepsich ja-
blk, hm... citr0nova korka... diva
funty cukru... bielkov... Fena,
chod do sklepu. Prinesies dvad-
sat- lepsich jablk, cukru, vajec a
tejto, ako re sa... Chytro! Vari sa
nam roztrhat ma poly?
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-25

dost % pobehly dlhon alejou, alc
nesmi; obxerajia 81 zvedavo krfae
a pomnfky. AXE krasne q 6ist6 je
til vsetko u. Nuz takyto ie cinto.
RIM Yed je III nic ME smutns,
stromy sil velkom take zelene, ako
domasi kyety s1 take pestr6, stra-
kate, Nonav6, i vtackovia spieya-
jii, aha, vrabce, lastovicky... 9 ho-
re je nebo, jasne a vel'ke, ako do
a zahrade... q
Zabocili ma lzky chodnik. Ako
by So mali ztratit uprostred w
sokych, jasavych kamefiov. A ako5
chladno je tn! Niekedy zastayia
i'm cestu visiace priity smntnej
vrby, tfsko ich odhrnn. A malickf
strasn sa, ked ich drobne rilckv
dotknn sa chladneho mramora.
Sostnpili chodnika, uz MET
viac rovnej cesty. Otec kraca po
predku a vedie ich, ably nest1paly
ma rovyy lebo pod kazdym spoeiva
niekto a boil no, ked' stnpia nan.
Ale Janko sa predsa poknsi, stdpi
ma kraj iedneho, ale prestrasena
odtiahne nohu. Aha, pod kamenorn
je diera, aka tina je dolu, to bude
'iste hrob... tam dolu ie veru ME
dobre...
Dosli k matkinmu hrobu. Ka-
men sa dplne jaga, ako by Dol no
Ivy, chytit sa no odvazia. A zlate
litery, to je mamino memo, napi-
sane je i to, kedy sa narodila a
,kedy umrela. A hrob e celkom ze-
leny, zarasteny zimozel 'om, ,ktery
Il zine taky ostane. A pod MIN
spl mama, Jankova, Elenkina,
z . IS e.
L Oh gina, j Dusanova.
A ME je teda v nebi?
y Ba v nebi, Elenka, jej dusa
je hore a dava pozor ma mas, ale
telo tn spociva.
Venice polozili pozdE ma hrob.
Vacsie dietky este vol l'aco pona-
pravajn. Ony poznaly. manu-, kym
este chodila, rozpravala sa a smia-
la, kym bola este Noma a ME tu.
Boly uz Wac raz tn, ale Janko a E.
lenka sd len prvy raz, preto i po-
zerajl ma Mich, starsich, S takou
uctou ldivom, ako sa pokojne
a ticho chovaj1.
Potion 81 vsetci poskladajn klo-
bulky, pokl'akajd, slozia ruky a
tisko odriekaj1 modlitbu "a y
tcom: modlia sa "a matku, "a seba.
Zavznie modlitba cistym, nevin-
nym dctskym hlaskom, v Bozej
prirode, pri chladnom rove, aby sa
unasala rovno pred tr6n Vssmo-
hIceho. Okrem zboznej, pokornej
rodinky ami blizko, ami d'aleko
MET mikoho., / vtacllovia prestaly
spievat' victor zatfchol, i stro-
my s1 nehybne. Len pestry mo-
tyl preletuje rovu ma rev a pozi-
va sladky med pestrych kvetin
ma hroboch; priletel j k MIN, sa-
dol ma vonavy kalich l'alie po-
triasa i svojimi zlastistymi ,kriel-
eli. Zaziarily ocka malickych; E.
lenka zabudn1c na cintorin, mod
litbu, matku, vystiera drobne rnI-
ky a radostne zavola:
- Janieko, pozri, ak krasny
motyl...!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-25
7YOUHas T6WNsxK 3 sLoY EnBx = lNoYINY

vrabec bezocivo poskakoval pc
pred nohy dievcat' q,
Ach, keby.bola tn M gn.
NOVA pnska! .ss
Aida By 81 no zabilf ka-
ralo no dievca,
Preco ME! Vrabca svobofno.
Ty ~
Odo dyora blizil sa zalostny detr
sky kirk. Dvoje mensich sa pova-
dilo. Ehnka prisla 5 placom, ze
ajej stryc dial pekny cerveny pa,
pier a noznice, ale Janko ,jej to
wal, j papier roztrhal. Ako 81 ona
|. ! dnes sa este vadite! Nepoj-
Iteraz kridla sprawl.
dete do cintorine!
Elenka sa ntisila prisadn1c k
sesffes pozorovala, ako vije We
nice.
Bude uz skoro hotovy? A
Ease sa zahl' adj ma oblohu, kto-
rel pozera niekto a iste sa rm6t',
ze sa dnes povadili hl'adi, ako
jej win venice.
Chod tie, Katka vas pooblie-
la. Al otecko hned' pride.
V dome panuje zivy ruch. Be
haji 2 izby do izby a zamikaid
vsetky dvere.
Katka! Katka!
Umyli, ucesali, preobliekli icf
do cierneho i'm je to vsetko taks
divine. Cftia sa akymisi cudzimi.
Kol 'ko mas vackov?
| tn jeden!
AXE krasne saty!
Veru sa nesmieme Mich pc
zemi val l'at'.
Ami po trave. A axe cierne
Prisla slnzka vyobliekana, y
novel tmavej zasterke a satke a
vzala venice. Dive starSie deti sG
vaznej, sviatocnej nalady, ..
ny sn ciernom. AZ otecko je Ii
chy, smutny, v dlhom ciernom
kabate a vysokom klobnku. Pohii
sa. Ia mimi pokroei hunaty Men
tor, ale teraz sa nesmii zabavat
$ MIN. Zazenn no nazad. Idn do
cintorfna...
Do cintorina... A ony -'dve ma
licke = ako kraeajd po predku,
zacitia dust prijemny pocit: no
vota a zvedavost' Aky krasny
musi byt' cintorin, ze sa vsetci
tax vyobliekali, Katka je aka w
novena!
Aha, pes!
Mas Mentor je krajsi.
= CT ozaj hryzieY
- Pravdaze, pozri, akn ma VEL
XII papul'u a ako nahneyano po-
zera.
A toto co, kade teraz ide-
me?
Utica.
Dosli do cintorfna. Vacsie $
dvoch stran kraeajn tfsko vaz.
ne popri otcovi. Mensie by ra.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-25
DO RENrU

Ma Chicago Ave-, pri Park a Falls
uicnej kare, pat izbovy dom, len
"a $15 mesacne. Haste sa u
HIMELREICH
COS Dollar Bank Bldg.
Oba telefony.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-25
FARMY MA PREDAJ ALEBO
Ma VYMENU.

Pre- dobre fanny "a farmersk6 ce-
ny, vsetky vel'kosti q n1iesta, q
pekn6 predmestslke majetky. Pre-
itajte 81 ms soznam PRIV nez kdpi-
te. Haste sa: TAYLOR & BURK-
HOLDER, 412 Home Savings 4
Loan Bldg, Federal 62e8, Auto.
4227.
SfDLO I.ACNYCH FARIEM.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-25
MOTE ST zADovAzIf $500
" DESTATICH DNOCH9

Tol 'ko postaSf 20 prya splAtka ma ute
seny 4-1ZBOvY DOMcEK ma Sunshine
Ave, cerstvo farbeny q papierovany.
elektricke svetlA, studha, grAdovanA u
lea boone chodnfky. Blizko Lncoln
skoly ! Lincoln Parku. Cena $3.50. y.
k4xeme v&m ho vd 'axne.
COFTl&AN-GUSS REALTY co.
410 Dollar hank Bldg.
I'm 2zis Auto. 656s
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-25
UCTE SA "a BARBfROV

Denne alebo veterne triedy. VyuGte sa
remeslu, ktore sa vyplaca, vsade hi "a.
dajd, miesto zadovazime, cennik zdarma
MODERN BARBER COLLEGE
2215 e. Ninth St., Cleveland, Ohio
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-25
Napisal: Tefn.

K obedu prisla vydata dcera.
Vel'mi 50 zacudovala, ked zo6ila
lotca v zasterke.
Go vam je, oteckog Chori
lste?
Chod' do chyze, pomozes...
ltriet'. U mas, ked' sa elovek vaz-
Inou robotou zaobera, hned' nan
!vychytia, ze je alebo chory, alebo
blazon. @
Ma ve6er prisiea druh . 1radn.
Anton Petrovit yykukol ma mi
lnutku, cely cerveny, rozochveny.
Nemam kedy, kamarat. Ja-
blka mi prismudnii.
| Host posedel pat minlt a rlsiel
takou tvarou, ako coby sa po-
nahl'al co najchytrejsie komusi
cosi rozpovedat'.
X vecernemu eaju Anton Pc
Itrovic nevysiel. Trepal sneh z val
covych bielok.
@ deviatej veeer vykukol ma
mindtku cely najaseny, blndia-
cimi ocami a povedal, ze yyhnal
kucharku.
- Ia dora nema ami najmensie-
! no ponatia 0 bielkach! Slovom, ia
alebo ona. Vyberaj!
! O pol hodiny vyzrel znovu a po-
vedal, ze sa hned' zajtra prest "a
huje. Ten oplan, gazda, vydava
bytp so sporakom manifesto ruskej
pece. Poriadny clovek nema kde
lekvar parit'. Svinstvo! y
O jedenastej vyliezol ustaroste-
ny pytal nieeo husteho.
- NieGo takeho, ako kanafas,
alebo podobne. Preciedzat' mi tre-
ba. @
Kanafasu nenasli, nuz Anton
Petrovic obetoval svoj novy frac
ny lajblfk.
@ polnoci siel 81 zdriemnut ma
ipolhodinku. Ukonal sa. Ale zadrie
mat nedajboze. Myslienky no ira
PLY. Lezal ratal:
- Jablk vyslo tri funty a Gu
kru diva, to je pat. Bielky sa ne
rataj1, tie s1 vzduSne. Ia jablka
sa zaplatilo rubel' sest 'desiat, "a
cukor - dvadsat 'sest' dovedna-
rubel' osemdesiatsest'. Fiaker k
tetke ia nazad, - Sest Sestakov. |
Dva ruble styridsat 'sest'. Diva ru-
BILE styridsat lsest' rozdelit' ma
pat = styridsat dewitt kopejek a !
jedna patina. A, k certu jednu
patinu. Styridsat 'devat' kopejek
. funt znameniteho lekvaru. Iba
0 devat' kopejek drahsie ako u !
sklepnika babrotina. A pri tom
povedomie svojej Gplnej neodvis-
losti. Len co sa ii zachcelo jablc-
neho lekvaru, - venues a spra-
Wis 81. Hoci O. dvoch hodinach VI
noel. Ami posielat' nikam netreba.
Kedy sa mi zaraSi - vezmem a
spravim.
Ma dsvite Eugenia Michajlovna
zrazu precftila, ami coby ju bolo
nieco ustiplo.
Pred nou stal Anton Petrovic
akousi brnavou gundzou na tanie-
ri v jednej ruke nozom v dra-
hej.
Anton PetroviG usmieval sa Ia
lobne a zbalamutene, ami zobrak,
ktoreho vyhresili pre- jeho otrha-
ny oblek.
Pozri, zena, pozri!
On trasl 'avou rukou podaval jej
gundzu.
81 Pozri, zena, pozri.
Eugeniu Michajlovnu celu stria-
| slo.
- Koho 81 ty tam zabil nest asst
nix?
| Le-lekvar! vybl 'abotal
on. - Noze oprobuj. Lenze no nj
jako nemozno rozrezat', nechce sa
dat. Ak ii je ME odporne,
oblizni... Mech sa ii paci, oblizni
lZena, duSa moia! Stoii iba Styri-
The Washington herald., 1922-06-15
d. c. GOLFERS pLOT TO GRAB
MIDDLE E.ATLANTIC TITLE.

NTASHINGTONS contingent of
w golfers left for Wilmington,
Del, early yesterday and arrived at
their destination in tims to play a
few holes over the course of the
Wilmington Country Club, where
the annual Middle Atlantic cham
pionship starts today. Columbia,
Chevy Chase and Washington Coun-
try Clubs have entered full teams
for the event. Players are entered
also from other local clubs. The
following golfers made the trip:
= John c. Davidson, John II. David
son. Heath ID. Davidson. Charles
Mackall, George e. Truett, A. w.
Howard and J. Holt Wright, of the
Washington Golf and Country Club !;
Albert r. Mackenzie, Charles H.
orme, Gardiner p. Orme, Edgar X.
orme. Hugh Mackenzie, w. w. Rap
ley. Miller b. Stevinson,' Donald
Woodward, H. King Cornwell and
Guy NJ. Standifer,, the District
champion. OF the Columbia Country
Club. and DR. Bruce l.. Taylor, Of
the Ba ockburn Golf Club.