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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05

Doc Brown says the dance hall
rir,s couldn't live on 3f3 a week.
Certainly noti II wouldn't pay their
taxscab fare.
what did the cello players OF this
country do for a solo before Trau-
merei~ was composed7
sign In Pine 81. window declares:
Say IL with Handkerchief"
AtCHOOi
SUGGESTION
The practice Of forcing auto
mobile speeders TO gaxe upon the
bodies Of their victims might also
be applied to bootIeggers.
wed nkesto see Houdini get out
Of Greek cabinet safely.
A guy like Is
X. M. snider.
He sure dispsnscs
Some fine cider.
&C. X. O.
The Mayor Brown-city council
fight over the street superintendency
il an illustration of what happens
when an irresistible force meets an
immovabie body. Nothing happens.
CHRISTMAS HINT
Radium n now only $4,000
gram. A buckefful makes q
pleasing GIFT for n young married
couple.
Answer this one for US:
who is the greater fool. Tiernan
or StilImanT
CIemenceau may deny that he IL
a militarist. But he can't deny that
he is fighter.
Jess willard has been offered s30.-
900 to box a fighter in Buffalo.
We'll offer Jess $50. 900 IL he can lace
and tie his shoes without using a
chair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05

EVERETT tablet IN
memory OF James II. Bell. first ex.
alted ruler OF Everett lodge. No. 47s.
b. p. o. f.. presented at memorial
services held In Elks' homo Sunday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05

low the lin e
dressed Hike some
% the girls IT the
varsity ball.
there'd ~ some
cause f0g com
'psains from the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05

Answer this one for US:
who is the greater fool. Tiernan
or Stillman?"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05
CHRISTMAS HINT

Radium N now only $4,000 q
gram. A buckefful makes a
pleasing GIFT for young married
couple.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05

CIemenceau may deny that he is
a militarist. But he can't deny that
he is a fighter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05

Jess Willard has been offered s30.-
900 to box a fighter in Buffalo.
Wen offer Jess s50.o00 II he can lace
and tie his shoes without using a
chair.
The Delta independent., 1922-08-18
Somerset Items
, ,>>>>>>>>~>>>>>>

Cream Separator Oil so cents per
gallon bring your can. R. c. Egnew.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Lunghi Monday
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Bert Charlesworth Saturday.
Messrs. Neis and Lux spent the
weekend up the canon fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Bass and son.
Harold, motored to Delta Friday even.
ing.
Mrs. Tom Davis and Mrs. Ed
Schmidt We're shoppers in Paonia on
Monday
Or. and Mrs. ]. z. Mcconnell have
as their guest Miss Feena Dean of
Indiana.
Agnes and Rosie Smuk of Paonia
spent Wednesday at the home of Mrs,
Maraule.
Mrs. Anna Roush of Durango. is
spending short time at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Dock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mcclellan of
Hotchkiss spent the weekend at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Balch.
Mrs. Steve Turscanski and children
Mary and Joseph and Mrs. Tom Sierra
spent Monday in Paonia.
Mrs. Arthur Boultbee spent part of
the week at the ranch of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eric Valin up on the Anthracite.
MIR. and Mrs. Will Clark and Mrs.
Isaac Clark and family left Saturday
for two weeks vacation trip.
Mrs. Jameson, Of Starkville. Colo
rado who has been visiting in Crested
Butte spent Saturday at the home Of
The Delta independent., 1922-08-18
LOCAL NEWS
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Miss Emogene Collier returned
Tuesday from a months stay at Gun
nison.
Miss Irene Knudson OF Storey City.
Iowa. is visiting Miss Blanche Davis
this week.
George Hider and C. w. Caulder
went TO Ouray Friday for several
days stay.
Mr and Mrs. H. H. wolbert and
daughter Dorothy are spending the
week at Grand Mesa lakes.
Rev. and Mrs. A. B. Parry and l..
q. Tremblay and son Oliver arrived
home from their Denver visit.
Miss Audrey Pomel went down to
Grand Valley Tuesday evening to
spend q week with her sister, Mrs.
Arthur johnson.
W. H. Mathers left the first OF the
week for Chicago where he will visit
the markets and ind the latest things
in merchandise for his fall trade.
c. =. Harding and family are
among Delta folks enjoying the de-
lights Of Grand Mesa. going up, Sun.
day. Richard Holtgren is with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Jungbluth
The Delta independent., 1922-08-18

DR.. Doran is a regular graduate in
medicine and surgery and is licensed
by the State of Colorado. He visits
professionally the more important
towns and cities, and offers to all who
call on this trip consultation and eX,
animation free, except the expense of
treatment when desired.
According to his method OF coming
to your nearest city to see patients,
he gives all sick people an opportun.
ity to obtain the best that medical
science can offer right at home. He
does not operate for chronic appendi
citis. gall stones. ulcers of stomach,
tonsils or adenoids.
He has to his credit many wonder
liver. bowels, blood. skin, nerves,
heart, kidney, bladder, bedwetting,
catarrah. leg ulcers and rectal all
ments.
II you have been ailing for any
length OF time and do not get any
better, do not fail to call. as impro-
per measures rather than disease are
very ollcH tue CAUSE VI Soui iohS
standing trouble.
Remember above date, that exam
ination on this trip will be free and
that his treatment is different
Married ladies must come with
their husbands, and children with
their parents.
Address: Medical Laboratory OF DR..
Doran. SS5-SS6 Boston Block. Mime
apolis, MINI. 1924
The Delta independent., 1922-08-18
Crowded out Last Weekly
lnnbar's for Eastman films.

Dunbar's for Eastman films.
]. r. Leeming who has been quite
i'll for some time. is much improved.
Mrs. Jess Gaddis is suffering from
another attack of rheumatism this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Eversole and fam.
lily moved up from their ranch on
Minnesota Creek last week.
John Erbin came in from Telluride
last week He left Monday for Bowie.
where he expects to work.
A number of girls met at the home
Of Annie Mlakar Thursday. The at
ternoon was spent in doing needle
work.
Mr. Charles Kroutwashel traded his
old Gardner in on new Buick six
as he thought the old car was not
large enough.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Neesham and
family spent the weekend in Grand
Junction. the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Neesham.
Mrs. Emma Sherfick accompanied
her son. Melvin, and wife to their
home in Utah last week. She expects
to be gone for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Davis and Mr..
and Mrs Dolph Davis and family OF
Delta passed through town Sunday on
their way up the valley for a fishing
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Williams
made a trip to Delta Friday, to con-
suit specialists about some ear trou.
BILE that has been bothering Mr.. Will
liams lately.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence returned
Friday from Salt Lake where MT
lawrence has been for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eversole received
word Monday that one OF their horses
was badly cut with barbed wire. The
horse is on Fred Godding's ranch up
on the Muddy. They went up and
gave first aid and it is now doing
nicely.
The Delta independent., 1922-08-18
GRAND VIEW
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Cream Separator Oil 60 cents per
gallon bring your can. R. c. Egnew.
]. A. Filener spent Sunday in Craw.
ford visiting with friends.
Tom Pinkerton and wife were
Hotchkiss visitors on Friday.
Cutting hay and grain is in order
on the Mesa at the present time.
Mrs. Laura Flynn and children were
passengers to Montrose Saturday on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Fettinger and ]. A.
Filener were Delta business visitors
on Thursday.
Swan Linman and daughters,
ELENA and Goldie were Hotchkiss Wis.
itors on Friday. "a
Mrs. Pat Keenan, and children came
in Wednesday evening from Nebraska
where they have been visiting for
some time.
Bob Meserole and father came up
from Delta Thursday morning on bust
ness and also to pay visit to the
new baby.
Gus Sundburg and family attended
the church supper given in Crawford
on Saturday evening and report a
very pleasant time.
Seth Smith and family of Salem
Oregon, and one time residents Of
this Mesa spent Saturday evening in
the Fettinger home.
The Delta independent., 1922-08-18

were among passengers leaving Delta
Tuesday evening, being bound for
Glenwood Springs for few days stay.
Mrs. f. A Pitser came down from
Gunnison Sunday and is spending the
week visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Singleton. and her many
Delta friends.
Leaving Sunday for their home at
Berkeley, California, were Mrs. L. G.
Poore and daughter Jane. who had
been the house guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James l.. Allen for several weeks.
Percy Houts. who is representing a
butchers supply house. left Monday
for Grand junction and the west. ex-
pecting to go as far as Portland,
Oregon. He will be away fourteen
weeks.
The Misses NJ. Bertha Houston and
Clara Ferguson returned Tuesday
from Portland. Oregon, where they
have spent their summer vacations.
and will now perpare for the opening
OF school.
Mr.. and Mrs F. w. Kiddell of Pleas
ant Hill, Missouri. arrived Saturday.
for a three weeks visit with the
Frank Drain family. They with the
Drains went to Grand Mesa Wednes-
day to enjoy a weeks outing.
Miss Ruby Stanford was return
ing passenger Tuesday evening from
Georgetown. where she visited the
The Delta independent., 1922-08-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Clark. She went
up the Muddy Sunday to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Joe Palmer.
The ladies of w. B. A. gave a big
chicken supper and dance A large
crowd attended. Quite few people
came up from below.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Hammond and
family returned home from a two
months vacation trip Sunday. They
reported fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ludwig of Chi
cago, Illinois, spent the weekend visit,
ing Mrs. Ludwig's brother, Mr. Sher-
man Bonnet
Miss Dorothy Athey and Earl Roth
Of Paonia visited at the home of Mrs.
Ell Schmidt Saturday evening and af-
terwards attended the dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Oberster and
Francis Eric of Crested Butte spent
part Of the week here visiting their
son, Joe Oberster.
A good ball game was played here
Sunday between Grand Junction and
Somerset. The scores were nine to
five in favor of Somerset.
rTsu Lopez, InomdS NeesHdHl' Mrs.
Joe Lonez. Mary Payne and Mrs.
Thomas Boultbee left Monday evening
for trip to the southern part Of the
state.
Thomas Neesham, Mary Payne, Mrs.
Thos. Boultbee, Mr.. and Mrs. Massic
and Sal Beddoes made a trip to Pao-
mia Monday morning. While there
Mrs Boultbee had an X-ray picture
taken Of her thumb.
The Delta independent., 1922-08-18

H. S. Bushnell family, and Denver,
where she visited her sister. Opal
fora short time following her sum
mers work at Gunnison.
The Delta independent., 1922-08-18
You Furnish the Girl
Well Furnish the House

II We are not matrimonial agency, but
can outfit the bride and groom with the finest
line of furniture to be found, from the parlor
to the kitchen.
We have a nice line from which to make
your selections, ranging from the very moder
ately finished and moderately priced articles
of furniture to the most elaborate pieces both
in suites and separate pieces at somewhat
higher prices.
Bedroom suites; parlor furnture dining
room tables; chairs; buffets; porterres; floor
coverings of all kinds kitchen cabinets, etc.
House cleaning time is approaching. You
may need some odd pieces with which to fill in.
1t will be a pleasure to show you whether
you buy or not.
We are always at your service.
The Delta independent., 1922-08-18

They Come Many Miles to See Him
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-13
De<]|ictvO.

Jan Hrabovsky sedel memo pr
stole, Zapach doharaj1cej vosko-
vice naplnil izbu smrtnou y6iou
rakvy. Tam Won temnd, dazdivi
noe pomaly zarnenit nudny svit
jasenneho rama.
Jan Hrabovsky nespal cel1 noe.
Marine no lakala u druhei izbe
makka,' nedotknnta postel'. Cftil v
sebe posledne vzplanutie sill, LEI
al akesi nezname tnsenie uhniez-
dilo sa mn mozgn a napmilo ho
baznon. Tusenie blizkcho nest "a
sta. TnSenie toho, ze ncm6ze od-
vratit' 1der akejsi neznainej ru-
ky. Ruky, ktora hrozila . ncko-
necnej dial ky, a predsa blizka.
Jej prsty sa blizily. Boly mad MIN,
len eakaly este ma nieco. A vtedy
poznal th ruku. Bola rukou klia-
thy jeho rodu. A teraz je mad MIN
ako strasne memcnto, ako ma vla-
sku visiaci Damoklesov meS.
Chmdrne 50 zamyslel. Shrnoval
vysledky noenej meditacie...
Teda ma nehO siaha ta ista rn-
ka, ktora dopadla ma jeho prade-
da, deda, otca9
ma neho, na posledneho Hra-
bovskeho?
Posledneho? Zachvel sa a po
zrel ma maly tdlizman, co visel ma
ieho zlatej retiazke. Dlho sa "a
hi 'adel nan.
!. Ma zlatej okrase bol obraz kra-
sncj mladej zeny a zlatovlaseho
diet at a. Bojazlivo, krcovite dr.
zala v naruci diet'a, akoby sa ba-
la, ze mu niekto ublfzi. Ma bielom
cele diet at "a sidlila Krasa a Nez-
most, len oci malo hlboke vpad-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-13
Napisal: Emil B Lnkac.
mute. Mono, bolo Y mich nieco III

mute. Mozno, bolo v mich nieco III
kryte.
.Jcho diet II. Zabudol nan. Mar
ma BY bola nadej, re strhne so se-
bou do hrobu j hrozne dedictvo
svojho rodu? Vina jeho krvi ma
nz pokracovanie. Rnka, ktora sti-
.hala jcho, stihat bnde j dict "a.
A ako on znaSa trest celom III
vote, tax bude i jeho diet d zna-
Sat nasledky previnenia sakehosi
davneho predka. Ba mozno, ze o
travena krv Whit sa bude d'alcj
70 syna ma syna sprzni mnohe
samaritanky, ktore sa obetujn a.
.ko jeho zena sa obctovala bez to-
no, ze by svojou obet 'ou vykipi-
.ly niekoho...
Marina je tn kazda obet a..
A Jan HrabovslSy Iomyslel 81
ma krasnu mucenicn, ktora spala
j $ diet at 'om drnhej izbe span
kom tnhym, spankom unavenych.
Ustala aida ona tom boji proti
ne1prosnej rukc?
Vstal prcsiel do druhej izby.
Svit jasenneho rama Dol este VEL
mi mdly a zaclony boly spustene.
Jan Hrabovsky troskou vosko-
vice sklonil sa k lozku. Obdivo-
val vznesene rysy zeny muee-
nice. Lice doharajdcej sviece IL
tkaly aureolu vokol jej hlavy.
Aureolu martyrov?...
"Zlocincom ST.. volal mu v
dust ten isty HAS, ktory vzbudil
nom vedomie 0 kliatbe rodn Hra
bovskych... "Priputnal 81 k sebe
toto stvorenie krehke, otravil 81
lei zivot, iej oei premenil 81 v
pramen nevyschynajicich slz. XII
pil 81 skvostnu ,vazu, aby 81 ju roz
BILL"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-13
Jan Hrabovsky spurne zdvihol

Jan Hrabovsky spurne advihoi
shlavu.
Us to check septal tvrdym
a vy6itavym privukom q oci hro-
rive uprcl do dial Ky, akoby X
tel neyiditel'nei ruke...
Jeho pohl'ad padol potion na
liet'a. zneznel. Ono ovilo ii ruci-
eky i u spankn okolo hrdla mat
kinho.
Hadam ie 70 ami ME prayda,
hadam je toto diet a, jeho syn, w
nimkon, hadam bnde raz tvrdym,
zeleznym muzom prace snah
myslcl 81 Jan Hrabovsky. Mozno,
ze po vel 'kej dani, ktori1 zaplati
on miesto vsetkych po nom ma
sleduj1cich, korunovane bude IL
trpenie a -tvrda ruka zmeni sa V
laskavii, milostivn, pozehnavajd-
cn dian. Hadam...
Diet'a spalo nespokoJne. Po-
sledny iesk voskovice osvietil jc-
ho cello a potom zhasla Cez "a
clony sa predieralo neodbitne svc-
: I.
Ito rama. Ale Jan Hrabovsky Dol
bledy a ustrnuly. Pri poslednom
zablesku sviece akoby Dol uzrel
ma vickach spiaceho diet 'at'a a.
kysi ten, akiisi silhuettu. Ami ze-
rav6ho uhlia by sa nebol tax zl'a-
kol, ako toho tienu okolo ocu. Bo-
la to stigma rodu Hrabovskych,
hrozneI dedictvo, strasne "neuj-
des."
Jan Hrabovsky shrbenc vysiel
20 spalne...
A kym pol hodinu pozdejsie
pri prikrom osvetlenf jasenneho
dna bleda zena-mucenica bole-
st 'ou onemela vysla z pracovne
mrtveho muza, ably sa sklonila k
este spiacemu diet t'at'u, maly Mi
Ian Hrabovsky netusil, ze stal sa
dedicom niecoho...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-13
1fu1no tom u do srhrti.

Mama, ten starry penzista, 60
naproti stena, u vrai ma dusu na
iazykn.
Ale kde! Doktor mu rozka-
zal pit vino jest vajcia Q kedl
.sa no opytal, ii mu to chntna, RE
kol: Bolo BY to Y poriadku, he
by tie vajcia boly cerstve ako to
vino . to vino stare, ako tie val
cia -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-13
Zlomysel ma priatel 'ka.

Dive priatel'ky, ktore sa "a ro-
ky nevidely, stretly sa ia ulici.
Zach! ty 81 ma hned' poznala?
To som sa tol Ike roxy nezmenila?
Ty lichotnica!" "Ach, ME, po-
znala som ia pc tvojom klobn-
ku!"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-13

nam GATE sul as prlpraVlt ma We
ceru. Ale teraz ta sa! Pod me
chytat' zlodeiov!
A moi Jozkof skrikne te-
raz istou predtuchou bodnuta Ko-
vacla. Kde je moi Jozko?
Aky .Jozkos spytaid sa Ian
dari.
Moi syn! Mole drahe die
ia! Dokial som drzala dyere, a
BY mi zlodeji neusli, poslala som
m6jho Jozka ku rychtarovi, aby
mi siel pom6ct teraz no til
nevidim!
Zandlri pozreli ma rychtara a
zle tusenie preletelo ich mysl 'ami,
lebo rychtar klesnul ma lavicu a
rukami zakryval 81 oci.
Rychtar! kde je ten zareza-
ny baran? pyta sa jeden 20 Fan
darov prisne.
Ale rychtar mlci. Meravy po-
hl'ad opiera zem ma jeho ste
nobledej tvari nebadat' znaku Ii
vota.
Zandari mihnn ma seba a v tom
okamzeni pochytia rychtara a ze-
leznvmi obru6ami putnajn jeho
ruky. Tento sa neprotivi, ale bez
odporu da 81 svoje ruky sput-
nat, - len meravo hl'adf do &c
me.
- Kde je ten chlapcc? obra-
ii sa zas otazkou k nemu zan-
dar. Tajenie yam nepom0ze J!
Vyznajte pravdu!
V hnoji! = odvetf hrobovym
hlasom rychtar.
- Diet'a. mole! vykrikne 1bo-
ha mat lett Won. Jeden 70 zan-
darov ju nasleduje. A sotva pre-
ide par mint, zavzneje 20 dvora
ol'astny vykrik . hned' ma to
vstupuje do izby zandar, vleedc
pod pazuchou zamdletd matku a
ma druhej ruke sakrvaventl mrt-
volu jej maleho 'Jozka.
Ma st'astie dosiel hlasnik, kto-
reho zvedavym urobil kirk rych
tarovom dome.
Hlasnik ma rozkaz zandarov
zbnril dedinu a tito odovzdaJuc
zamdletti matku zenam a rychtara
postaviac pod dohl'ad muzov ] $
niektorymi obcanmi odisli do do
mu Kovaeky zlodejov lapit'.
U Kovacky boio celkom ticho.
I dvere ma komore boly neporuse-
ne, zamknute. Komora nemala len
maly obl6cek, ktorym cloveku pre-
pchat' sa nebolo mono. q toho
uzatvarali, ze zlodeji sd este tu.
Ale komore bolo tiez ticho. Zan-
dari nasadenymi bodakmi po-
stavili sa pred dvere a otvorill
ich. Svetlo lampasoy osvietilo ko-
moru. - ale komora prazdna. -
Obzreli ju 70 vsetkych stran a
hl'a, "a dverami ma stene vista
dvaja parobci. Sosnali ich, ale
az len mrtvoly. - Ked' So obca-
MIA mrtvolam lepsie prizreli, So
znali jednohlasne, ze s1 to rych-
tarove "a parobkov preobleeene -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-13
Pridlh& preSt&vka.

Sudca napominal kriminalnika
k lepsiemu zivotu a medzi tym
naval no zlocincom. Tento odpo-
vedal: "Ja ME som taky zlocinec,
ako Wy tn 81 kriminalnik dlho
vydychol a az Q civil 'ku, ked'
sudca pocal zdrit', dolozh: 1tsi
o mne myslfte.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-13
Roxdiel.

"Chovate sa k svojej kucharke
ako ku clenovi rodiny?"
Ba este co! X tel musime byt'
naramne zdvorili!"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-13
: I&llJ veter.
(Skutocna udalost y

AAA NAu0 1kONNCN y AiAiaAss - tsAAss
i'd Ameriky. zanechal zenu j :
malym, asi desat 'rocnym synkom,
.Jozefom, q siel ia "a more sta
site hl'adat
zena jeho zialila, zivila sa bic
dne q kazdy den ocakavala zpra-
WI Cd svojho mileho muza. Ale
dni a tyzdne, ba j mesiace mihaly
sa a ziadna zvcst ncprichodila 0
nom. NJ, ktori MIN isli do Anne
riky, az davno oznamili svojim
milym domacim, kde sii, a ako si,
ba niektori poslali NJ peniaze
aomov, ale 0 jej muzovi ami chy-
ru ami slychu. Uboha zena, trape-
ma neistotou prichodila uz ma ta-
ke myslienky, ze jej muz musel
niekde zahyndt : a ze no viac neu-
vidi nikdy.
Ale jej zial' skoro zmenil sa v
radost Jednoho dna oznamili jej
n postoveho tiradu, ably 81 prisla
vyzdvihndt pat 'sto zlatych, kto-
re jej muz posiela 2 Ameriky. A
nj nechcela svojim usiam VERT
Uverila len vtedy, ked' mala pc
maze rukach.
Ale co teraz robit mini! We'd
D takejto sumo sa jej ami nikdy
nesnivalo! Isla k rychtarovi, ako
kn najvaznejsej osobe v dedine a
prosila no, aby jej tie peniaze
schoval. Ale rychtar ich nechcel
prijat', lebo re on veru cudze pc
maze a prito este tol'k1 sumu o.
patrovat nejde, ale poradil jej, a.
by 81 ich do komory zakopala pod
trnhlu. Co mala chudera robit ?Po-
s,iichla rychtara a urobila tax.
Je vecer - ale aky straSny ve-
Ger! Won znri vichor. Cele fl'aky
sneh niece do oblokov a fuel sku
ei skulinach human medzi ho-
lymi konarami stromov. Vsetko
live utiahlo sa do sucheho 1tul'-
ku. Ami len psa nevidno ma ulici.
Kovacka sedi "a stolom. Jej ma
III Jozko spociva ma lavici ona
modll sa "a neho, "a seba a "a
vzdialeneho manzela. Jej srdce je
preniknute laskou Toho, ktory sa
stara o cele pokolenie l'udske.
Ach, a akozeby vd 'aku svoju nes
mala vyslovit' vo vriicnej modlit-
be, ked' laskavy Hospodin tax po
zehnava jej marzela. Bieda uz od-
st 'ahovala sa z jej chalupy, lebo
we'd ma vel XII sumu penazi, kto-
re cas- potreby poskytn1 jej po-
moe. No, ku jej chvale bud re-
ceno. ze sa ich nedotkla. Celia SUI
ma lezi TAX, ako ju zakopala. A
preGo by sa jej mala tykat'? Chva
labohu, este zarobf 81 tol 'ko, kol'
ko potrebuje pre- seba svojho
mileho syna. Mech tam LEILA, a
iestli jej muz este nieco posle, i
to prilozi k MIN. We'd, ked' on
vrati sa Ameriky, bude vediet :,
10 ma S, peniazmi robit'.
TAX rozmysl ala Kovacka, ked
v tom hurtom otvoria sa dvere
a dnu vskocia dvaja parobci. jed
nym skokom sl pri nej, - a je-
don mich chyti ju "a hrdlo dru
hy zakryje jej iista dlanou.
AMI slova! - hovoria utlu-
menym hlasoIa. Len jedon W.
kirk, a Wac nechodis po syete!
Kde sn peniaze, ktore 81 dostala
Ameriky9 Mic metal! Viem vse-
tko! Mas ich skryte v komore pod
truhlou! Sem kl' nc cd komo-
ry!
Kovacka vidf, ze vsetko brane-
ME sa je daromne. We'd drzia ju
ami kliest 'ach. Siahne rukou do
vrecka aqpoda i'm kl'dc.
Ty ale pojdes Mani, - a
iestli sa opovazis len raz skrik.
nut, tax vrazim tento noz dc
tyojho srdca!
Koyacka ich mlcky nasledova.
la. Ukazala i'm komor, oni otvo.
rili a vnisli dnu. Hl'a, tam stojl
truhla, pod ktorou sd peniaze
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