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Evening journal., 1922-03-21
NEWS HAPPENINGS IN DELAWARE AND MARYLAND TOWNS

have been accustomed TO doing this
kind OF candy business FOR the past
several years.
The Delaware Child Health
Center, for this city, at Sixth and
South streets Is open every Monday
from 9 70 o'clock. Yesterday there
were six mothers with babies IN
arms advised as TO the proper
methods OF caring for their young,
and the babies were measured and
weighed by Miss Alice Vail, nurse
in charge. Miss Vail also weighed
measured and recorded twenty-eight
older children. who came TO the cen
ter without being accompanied by
their mothers.
Mrs. Henry b. Montgomery, who
on the advise OF DR.. william Wer-
tenbaker. OF Wilmington, was taken
TO the Delaware Hospital, Whining
ton, on Sunday, was successfully op-
Grated on yesterday afternoon. Her
condition was reported good this
morning
Mrs. Margaret Hunter entertain
ed friends at her home on Saturday
afternoon 10 meet Miss Blanche
Deakyne OF Midd letown, whose en-
gagement to John Carrlck, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs Orlan A. Carrick OF this
city, and brother OF Mrs. Hunter,
was announced recently. Miss Dea-
kyne spent the weekend with Mrs.
Hunter.
The choir OF the First Presbyter-
ian church will give a cantata In the
church on Easter Sunday evening.
In order that residents OF New Cas-
tie may have the privilege OF hearing
both the Presbyterian cantata, and
the Methodist cantata the mem
bers OF the Presbyterian choir have
arranged to present their musical
program At 4 o'clock In the after
noon, on Sunday April 16. The can
tata will be given under the direo-
tlon OF James T. Challenger.
Rose Hill Grange will meet in
special session in tho Rose Hill
grange on wednesday evening.
Miss Sarah Shearer spent satur-
day with relatives in Wilmington
and Sunday with friends in PEila-
OtlpAldi itlul hAAh W ANA N'A'N 50
Kirkwood today.
Mrs. John Hance, Camden, n. J."
for many years resident OF this
city. ls the guest OF Miss Reba Bax-
ter. near FRrnhurst.
Miss Marie Carlin was the week
end guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Sparks. Wilmington.
Misses Anne and Martha Bryson,
Philadelphia. spent tho weekend
here with their parents Mr and
Mrs. David Bryson. and on satur-
day evening. entertained a number
OF young friends at their home.
Mothers Oats. 10c. box; Palm
Olive Soap, cakes Csc; Waldorf
Toilet Paper. rolls Csc; Horse
shoe Red Salmon, 25c. can; Pink
Salmon, 12c. can; Goldfish, box, Sc,
Asparagus Tips. small can, 1Sc.i
Chicken Scratch feed. zoe u peck
oyster Shells and Grit &c. H.; Mems
Work Shoes, $3.50 and $3.50 pair
! r,-o.. Ghnne 81 EO ~ piafffq-AdV
Evening journal., 1922-03-21
MAKING PLAN FOR
NEW FERRY SERVICE

Special 90 The Evening Journal.
LEWES. March 21.-Lynford o.
Russell. who for two or three years
has been connected with a large
fertilizer company. has accepted a
position as salesman for tho Wes-
coat Auto Co. Inc
The Pennsylvania railroad II re-
pairing its track on Lewes Beach
and Il is rumored will run the track
down to the pier to meet passengers
this summer. who come to Lewes
from Cape May via the new ferry.
Steps have already been taken in
Cape May by the Pennsylvania and
Reading railroads 10 lay a track TO
the ferry landing. People OF Lewes
are still looking forward 10 see the
State Highway Commission get busy
and finish the broken link OF ten
miles from Lewes 10 Beaver Dam.
without this the ferry service will
be incomplete.
Evening journal., 1922-03-21
SENSATION At
WILL HEARING
Expert Testifes Kinney Will
Was Signed After His
Death
WRITING
is CONOWAY'S
Special to The Evening journal

special 10 The Evening Journal
GEoRGETOwN, March 21. III
Nathaniel Conowsy. formerly a mag
istrate OF seaford, swore truly that
he signed his own name as witness to
the will OF the late William s. Kin
ney. which leaves more than SEQ
600 to a second wife, then. IN the
opinion OF Webster A. Melcher. a
Philadelphia handwriting expert. no
also signed Kinney's name to a note
for $4,000 IN favor OF the wife.
The testimony OF the expert At the
hearing held yesterday caused a SEN
saton. especially when he testified
that he had compared the character
istics OF writing made by Conoway
with the alleged forgery and that
both we're made by the same man.
He also testified that the typewrit-
ten will dated 1921, the note dated
1912 and q letter written by Alvin
Marvil, the other witness to tho will.
had been written on the same type
writer. He testified that the ink cor
rections to the will had been made at
least two years ago. while the sig
natures on the Will and the date had
been made since December 20, 1891,
since the death Of Kinney.
Register OF Wills william J. Mus
tard is hearing the case and sum
moned all connected in the case to
appear before him TO hear the testi-
mony OF the handwriting expert.
The contest was Instituted by sorln
NJ Kinney. son OF the late VIII
liam s. Kinney
It appears the son has been cut
OF from the $4,000 estate OF his
father and the balance goes 10 his
stepmother. Mary e. Kinney. sorin
Kinney contests the will and al
leges forgery. He claims that GER
tain interested parties have conspir-
ed to cheat him OF his lawful share
OF the estate.
Evening journal., 1922-03-21
TO RUN BUSES FROM
NEWARK TO DOVER

Special 20 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. March 21.-Alfred c.
Stiltz who i already operating bus
lines between Newark and Whining
ton and Newark and Elkton. will
start a bus line this week between
Newark and Dover. going through
Mlddletown and Smyrna. Il is un-
derstood that Il Is his intention 10
operaet two busses on the line. each
making two round trips daily A
new bus is expected IN a day or so
and as soon as 1t arrives the line will
be started Mr. Stiltz Is also con-
templating. it is said, putting the
Wilmington busses on one hour
schedule. leaving both Newark and
Wilmington every hour, instead OF
every one hour and a half. as at
present.
Evening journal., 1922-03-21
SHORE PARCEL
POST EXPENSIVE
Postofice Officials Explain
Reasons for Deciding to
End Bus Service
WILL MEAN BIG
SAVING TO ALL

WASHINGTON. March 21.-The
parcels post bus service between
EllSton and Easton Is to be ended
April /. officials OF the Postomce
Department said yesterday, because
movement OF parcel post matter on
trains Is practicable and much
cheaper In that field. First and sec
ond-class mail Will be moved after
April between Elkton ana Centre
vile by bus.
For some time residents OF the
section lying between Elkton and
Easton have been agitated over the
departments plans. That section
embraces parts OF Cecil. Caroline
and Talbot counties and all OF Kent
and Queen Anne's counties. More
or less, the movement OF parcel post
matter by bus between Elkton and
Easton served the whole OF. he
Eastern Shore above the Choptank.
and serious dissatisfaction has been
expressed with the plan to use the
railroads. because Of tho belief that
they would be slower
When tho matter was brought 10
tho attention OF tho Postofice De-
partment officials in charge OF par
eel post transportation, they said
that in the last six months OF 1921
the cost OF the bus service between
Elkton and Easton was sS,161.21, or
at the rate Of more than $4,000 a
year. whereas under the plan about
to be put into effect the annual out
lay for motor service for first and
second-class mail between Elkton
and Centreville will be S6,49s. In
vestlgation disclosed. the omclals
Evening journal., 1922-03-21
AGED NEGRO TRAMPS
TO FRIENDS FUNERAL

FEDBRALSBURG, Nd. March
21.-A touching example OF dsvo-
ton was revealed at the funeral Of
Capt. John L. Martino last Thurs.
day when II became known that
James Shantley. aged u, a coiored
man, residing near Finchville. and
who is recovering from the effects Of
a paralytic stroke, tried 10 walk 70
fredericksburg 20 attend the funeral
services.
Shantley for over 80 years has
been a cook on various steamers OF
Captain Martino's feet, and, forced
TO retire from the water some years
ago because OF his age and I'll health.
had been made comfortable by his
former skipper
Learning OF Captain Martlno'i
death. the Negro. hobbling on a
cane. started Thursday morning on
his long walk. but became exhausted
and was compelled to stop at the
home OF Mrs Herman Bradley. a
daughter Of his captain. TO rest.
Mrs. Bradley telephoned TO Mr.
Orison Martino. telling him or ths
aged cooks devotion to his former
master. and the latter sent word for
him to wait until a car came to con
vey him TO the funeral. and Mr.
Martino sent his own machine "a
Finchville in the afternoon. and the
faithful Shantlev was brought ID
fredericksburg IN Tina for the funeral
1t Is said that he could hardly be
Induced to leave the cemetery after
tho burial service, so devoted wai
he 70 Captain Martino, who had lefr
word that shantley's comfort b,
looked after for the rest OF his De
clining years.
Evening journal., 1922-03-21
PHuA. DIAMOND GRID BATTERY
Guaranteed two years. Automo-
bile Equipment Co.-Adv.

said. that the difference in service is
not worth the difference in outlay.
Since first and second-class mail
between Elkton and Centreville will
continue to be carried by bus. the
officials hold. there can be no OBJ
lection IN that respect.
As to parcel post matter between
Elkton and Easton being moved by
trains, instead OF by bus. the depart
ment officials say there will be no
great loss to the public.
The buses have been starting
from Easton at 9.15 a. m. stopping
and reaching Elkton at 2.45 p. m.
From Elkton, the matter went for
ward that night to Baltimore, Phila-
delphia and New York. Under the
railroad plan matter will leave Eas-
ton at 1.53 o. m, Centreville al 1.54
p. m and Chestert own at 2.1o p. m,
reaching Baltimore. Philadelphia
and New York late In the same
evening.
Parcel posi- trafic between Elkton
and Easton has been heavy. the Of
fcials say. Quantities OF garden
truck. especially asparagus. were
moved in season and there also WAS
considerable movement OF eggs.
The service has been what is known
as government operated" that IS
the government owned the trucks
and employed the drivers The bus
service for the first and second-class
mail that Is 10 be operated between
Elkton and Centreville Will be by
contract with private interests.
Evening journal., 1922-03-21
KILLS PAIN
ANYWHERE

No matter where the pain TO- Ldea
bsrt'a Ak-No-Mor Capsules will ana IL
and stop 10 almost Instantly The
most violent headache. racking neu-
ralgia or shooting rheumatic pains In
are quickly relieved by Ak-No- Nor
Capsules. They work like magic in
neuritis or In pains in liberated or de-
cayed teeth. And. besides. they may
be taken in perfect safety, as they
contain no narcotics or other danger
Gus or hAbit-forminE drugs.
You can get Luebert's Ak-rSo-Mor
Capsules at any druggist. but be sure
Il is the genuine Luebert's Ak-No-
Mor-price 3oc and soc per box.
A. c. Luebert. P. d., Christisna, Pa
Evening journal., 1922-03-21
MD. TOMATO MEN TO
BUCK PRICE FIXED

CENTREVILLE. Nd. March 21.
indications that Queen Ammo
county's annual tomato war between
growers and packers Is again about
TO omen were manifest yesterday
afternoon, when meeting Of tho
Farmers Produce Exchange was
held TO consider prices for 1922.
The general expression OF opinion
was that 90 cents basket. the price
offered by growers. is not sufficient.
The members OF the exchange agreed
not TO grow tomatoes under con-
tract al this figure.
Evening journal., 1922-03-21
SENIORS ARE GUESTS
OF FACULTY CLUB
Special to The Evening Journal

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. March 21.-Members
OF the Senior class OF Delaware Col
lege. University OF Delaware, were
entertained last night by the Fac
ulty Club OF the college, at the
club rooms. The evening was spent
playing cards, pool and shufheboard
and there was also music. Short
talks we're given by several mem
bers OF the faculty and ono OF the
features was a monologue by Coach
Derby.
Evening journal., 1922-03-21
CAPT ROBERTSON WINS SUR

SALISBURY. Nd, March III
A verdict for 1925 was returned by
a jury Friday night in the s25OO
suit for damages filed by Captain r.
Writ Robertson against Walter T.
Parker, following an automobils ac-
cident in which the cars OF the two
parties were involved The accident
occurred on what is known as the
River Road or the Salisbury
Skad Point road.
Evening journal., 1922-03-21
MIDDLErowN PERSONALS.

Spccial % Ino tVcnlng JOurnlI.
MIDDLETOWN. March 21-Miss
Fogel has Miss Rose Chertak. OF
Coatesville. Pa, for visitor: Mr.
and Mrs. George Reed. OF Mechan-
icsburg. Pa, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Adam Reed; Mrs. H. NJ
Schroeder. OF Philadelphia. Is spend
Ing the week with her mother. Mrs.
H. V. Parvis; Miss Anna Comm. OF
Baltimore. Nd. has been visiting
her father, Edward Coffin. at his
home on North Broad street; Mrs.
Sarah Kumpel visited friends in
Philadelphia over last week; Mrs.
S. p. Massey has Mrs V. W Massey,
OF Wilmington. for a visitor.
Evening journal., 1922-03-21

II It's Want Ad appeal It reaches
the home. the managers once, the
store. the factory. the street. the
man. tho woman-every market
,,-or+b while ADV
Evening journal., 1922-03-21

The Want Ads are the most re-
sponsive market for the man and
woman with ability 20 sel-Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-03-21

law is not more than $500 fine. nor
more than six months imprison-
ment.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-24

ma uist oval, ze vsetci klamari
majl obyeajne blahorodny vyzor
a smele rytierske vystupovanie...
MOI byt', je to i pravda, no ako
~ rozoznas klamara cd poriadne-
no dloveka? Ma takeho mad 'abis,
re ii az hornce bude... Dnes som
Dol II Hryzodubova po stvrty raz.
On tax, ako prv, mrml al a mic me-
hovoril... To ma dopalilo... Cert
ma potrhol rozpomentit' sa, ze
som tt dial cestne sloyo davat'
vsetkym bez vymienky peniaze, a
sta by ma Dol niekto pod laket'
stuchol... Ako sa odhodlavajd po-
norit' do chladnej vody alebo
vyliezt' ma vysinu, TAX ia som
sa odhodlal riskovat' STREET.
Ech, co bude, to bude. - Raj
" ziti mono probovat =.
Odhodlal som sa riskovat' ME
tax pre- miesto, skor pre- novy me-
znamy mi pocit. Hoci raz v zitf,
reku, uvidet', ako ucinkuje ma
poriadnych l'udi 'povd' 'acnost' =
Ale moi pocit posiel certy. Pre-
viedol som to neumelecky, nezgra-
bne... Vytiahol som vrecka ban
kovku a, Gervenajnc sa, trasnc sa
ma celom tele, vybral som 81 mi
nntu, ked' Hryzodubov ma nina
nehl 'adel, polozil som ju ma stol...
Ma st 'astie, Hryzodubov polozil V
ten cas- ma st6l akesi knihy a pri-
kryl mimi bankovku... Tedy sa ne
podarilo... Hryzodubov bankovky
nevidel... Ztrati sa medzi papier-
mi alebo ju ukradnn straznici...
Ak in uvid1, to istotne bude ura-
zeny... TAX je to, mon onele... Al
peniaze prepadly, al hanba... ne
znesitel ma hanba! A to vsetko
pre- teba, pre- tvoje prekliate prak
ticke rady! Ty 81 ma mravne zka-
zil... Prestavam pisat', lebo ktosi
cenga... Idem otvorit' dvere...
Len teraz som Obdrzal list cd
HryZodcbova. Pfse mi, re jest v
kancelarii pre- nakladne listy mie-
sto ma 60 rubl'ov mesacnych. Mo-
in bankOvku iste naSiel...
Prelozil: j. Marc.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-24
KED' ALI HASSAN SIEL
PUSTOU...
(Vychodna povest'.)
Napisal: Alvarado.

Ali Hassan siel piiSt 'ou. VEL
blhd vykracoval siimernym a pev
nym krokom po drobnom piesku.
Ma vychode tiahlo sa pohorie. Ali
Hassanov ciel - oaza Mogreb.
Zvonce na sedlovej prikryvke
zavznievaly ticho pri kazdom kro-
ku zvierat'a. Necisty, zlty piesok
odrazal slnecnu ziar tax prenika-
vo, re 81 Ali Hassan stiahol tur-,
ban hlboko ma cello. Jeho l'ava
noha spocivala ma vel'bludovej 81
j, lebo ako mu ju raz taliansky
vojak prepicho4 bodakom, memo
hol ju S druhou nohou skrizen1
drzat' sedle. Ranena noha no
bolela. "Allah!' zavzdychol, a
myself jeho zaletela nazad do mi
nulosti.
Mohlo to hyt' okolo tretej hodi-
ny, ked' zacali 1tocit'. Taliani
wall i'm oazu teraz ju mali u
tratit'. V oaze ben Huassi bolo
jedenast ,Talianov.
"Allah! Allah! - zvolali a vrh-
Ii sa do bQja, on, jeho synovia a
sudruhovia. Pc udatnom tvrdo-
Simon ntoku predsa ztratili bit
ku a museli ust1pit'. Turecky ma
jor prisiel neskoro so svojimi de-
lami Taliani cd poeiatku bitky
striel' ali vojenskych lodi. Ale sa
predsa vsetci potesovali, ved' je
predsa knihe napisane, re AL
lah media zahyndt' svojim synom.
Ale Ali Hassan sa cd tel chvile
neusmial. Odo dna bitky pony
sl'al len ma pomstu, lebo v boji
o beh Huassi padol jeho syn. 0
ranu ma nohe sa skoro ami nesta-
raj. We'd je pravda, coze by sa
on, syn Mohamedov, NAL starat
o ranu, utrpenn Cd krest 'ana?! A
lie to druhe no volalo k pomste.
Pohorie ma vychode sa priblizo-
valo a Ali Hassan pohanal vcP-
blnda, ably dosiel este pred hodi-
nou mobility. "Hej! he'll" volal
a tlkol vel 'blnda palicou po u
lsiach.
| Uzavreli mier, Taliani stall sa
panmi zeme, ale len zeme, phste
ME. Ale kde ostala jeho pomsta9..
! Prave pred hodinon mobility
dosiel k oaze. Sosadol vel el'bl1da,
hodil mu "a hrst' d 'atlf, naplnil 81
lnadobu vodou sadol ma zem We.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-24

dl'a stareho darvisa, zahl l'adiac sa
do plste.
Potion obratil sa k nemu po-
zdravom .4
- Allah buds tebou!
DerviS zakyval hIavou:
- | teba mech sprevadza ma ce-
stach! - odvetil ticho.
Zatichli obidvaja. T..
- Povedz mi, m1dry muzu =
zacal po chvili Ali Hassan - pre-
co ii tam tax kricia, miesto toho,
re by sd pripravovali k modlit-
be?
DerviS pokrcil pleciami.
- Vcera umrela tn zena jedne-
no krest ana. Zanechala po sebe
diet'a - chlapceka. Teraz sa va
dia, komu patri diet "a, kto no ma
zivit', krest 'ania alebo my. Pre-
stan otazkami, hodina modlitby
je tu!
Dervis sklonil hlavu a preberal
pomaly prstami modlitebne gu
l'6Gky.
Ali Hassan hi 'adel civil II k ze-
mi, potion vstal posiel k vadia-
elm sa. Stara zena drzala ma ruke
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-24

male ciernovlase diet'a a vokol
nej sa ostatnf hastcrili.
Ali Hassan sa chvil'u prizeral,
potom pristiipil blizsie a pozdvi-
hol rulu.
- Prestante sa vadit', veriaci.
ia 81 vezmem diet "a. .>... T..
- A co vykonas MIN? - spy
tai sa jeden. g. .
= Ucinfm z nehc syna Moha-
medovho a vychovam Z neho AL
lahovho bojovnfka.
Ma druhej strane vstal dervis a
zavolal hlasite: .">~l'~
Vcriaci, pripravtc sa k mod
htbc - Zatichli vSctci, pokl ak
Ii smerom k Mekke a modlili sa.
Ali Hassan mrvil piesok medzi
prstami. "To mech je moja po-
msta, pane" = mrml al medzi
modlitbou.
Ked' silmrak prestrel Svoj "a
voj mad piist 'ou, ked' since Ia
pablo, csedlal vel 'bllda a odisiel
z oazy.
Ali Hassan Siel pnSt 'ou, jeho
vel 'blnd vykracoval po drobnom
pieSku l'ahkO q neYne. pred Sc
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-24
B EZ NJ / E S L A
Napisal: A. P. cechov.

Gel v SVOJeJ lZDe u plSal:
Drahy strycko Ivan Nikola-
jevia!... Ably ia cert wal tvo-
JIM odporiicajucimi listami a
praktickymi radami! Tisicraz je
lepsie, blahodarnejsie cestnejsie
sediet bcz prace a prechovavat'
nadei ma hmlistn budncnost', nez
knpat sa chladnej, smradl' "a
vel mlake, do ktorej ma ty socias
svojimi listami radami. Taku
mann 'azobu, st ABLY Dol rybou o.
traveny. Tazoba je to TAXA hnus-
ma, modzgova, ktorej sa nezba-
Wis ami vodkou, ami snom, ami
zboznymi myslienkami. Vies, stry-
cko, hoci 81 stark, ale 81 vel'ke
hovado. Preco 81 ma vopred ne
uvedomil, re muslin pretrpiet' ta-
keto hnusoby! Hanba!
Opisujem ii po poriadku vset-
ky mole mrzke zklisenosti. Po-
najprv isiel som tvojim odpo-
rncajucim listom k Babkovi. Ma
Siel som no kancelarii spravy
zeleznicnej spolocnosti N. TO je
malinky, cele plesivy staricek so
zlto-sedou tvarou a oholenymi
krivymi ustami. Vrchna jeho per-
ma hi adj ma pravo, spodna ma
l'avo. On sedf pr osobitnom stole
eta noviny.
Okolo neho, ako okolo parnas-
skeho Apollona, ma vysokych ko-
mercialnych stolcoch mad hruby-
mi knihami sedia danny. Oblecene
sn svihacky: turntiry, vejare, ma
sivne naramnice. Ako ony doved1
srovnat' take Svihactvo SO 70
brackym zenskym platoon, t'azko
je pochopit'. Alebo sl1zia tn len
preto, re nemaju co, robit' cd
mastnoty, ma odpordcanie otcov a
stryckov, alebo tn je 1ctovnictvo
len doplnkom podnet i prisu
dok sa len pod tym rozumie. Po-
tom som sa dozvedel, re ony ami
certa nerobia, ich praca sval'uje
sa ma plccia roznych mimoriad-
nych uradnikov, nepatrnych muz-
skych, majucich 10--15 rublov
platu mesacne. Podal som Babko-
vi tvoj list. On, neponuknuc ma
sadnut 81, pomaly osedlal 81 nos
dopotopnym skripcom, este po-
malsie rozrezal obalku a zaGal ci-
tat.
- Vas stryeko prosi pre- vas
miesto, povedal, skrabuc 81
plesinu. - Svobodnych miest my
teraz nemame, sotva tax skoro
budn, ale n akazdy pad postaram
sa pre-, vasho strycka... oznamim
direktorovi nasej spoloenosti. -
MOI byt', re sa i najde nieco.
ia len re som nevyskocil cd ra-
dosti a boil som uz hotovy rozsy-
pat sa V piesok yd'aky, ked' IRA
zu, braeek moi, pocujem tak1
vetu:
- Ale mlady clovek, keby to
miesto bolo osobne pre- vasho stry-
cka, to by som cd neho nicoho ne
ziadal, ale preto, ze je to pre- vas,
to-. som uisteny, re sa mi zavd "a
cite... ako sa patri... Chapete?
Ty 81 ma uvedomil, re mi zdar-
ma nedajd miesta, re muslin zan
zaplatit', ale 81 mi ami slova ne
povedal tom, re sa tato kdpa a
predaj kona TAX hlasno, verejne,
nehanebne... pri damach! Ach,
strycko, strycko! Posledne sloya
Babkove tax ma zmiatly, ze som
temer spadol od tiesne. Hanbil
som sa, ako by som Dol sam bral
podplatok. Zacervenal som sa,
zalalotal cosi a vyprevadzany
dvadsiatimi zenskymi smej1cimi
sa ocami zpiatkoval som Won. V
predsieni dohonila ma akasi MIRA
cna, opita osoba, ktora mi posep-
la, ze bez Babkova mono 81
najst' miesto.
Date mi pat rublov a ia
vas dovediem k Sacharovi Medo-
vicovi. Oni, hoci ME sn v sluzbe,
ale nachodia miest. "A ber1 oni "a
tn doSt' malo. nolnvicu nlatn "a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-24

bou ma sedle NAL maleho chap
ca krest 'anskej zeny.
A q niekol 'ko mesiacov pohra-
val Ease spolojny nsmev pc jeho
bradatej tvari...
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