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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-19
ENSLEY SOCIAL

Spend-the-day Party-Mrs. D. V. Quinn was hostess at spend-the-day party at her home recently. At noon a delicious plate luncheon was served to the following Mrs. J. F. Bean, Mrs. J. l.. Bean, Mrs. Albert Smith. Homer Hess, Mrs. Arthur Hale, Mrs. Fl: w. Quinn, and Miss KetuFah Beam.
 To Address Class-Dr. J. B. Stout, will address the members of the T. D. l.. class of the Pratt City Baptist church, Sunday morning. This will be an open meeting and ali mothers of the church who are not enrolled have been invited to attend.
 Women Entertained Mrs. T. W. Langford entertained. the Y0alflg, Wom- ans auxiliary Thursday evening. A very interesting program was rendered with Miss Hazel Rutledge in charge. Musical numbers were given by Mrs. H. T. McGehee, Mrs. Langford and Thomas McGehee. The hostess served a delici- ous ice course to the 16. members pres ent and the guests, who were Mrs. T. J. Matthews of Louisiana, Mrs. Guil- ian and Mrs. H. T. McGehee.
 Bible Lectures-The sixth of series of Bible lectures being given under the auspices of the International Bible Students association, will be delivered Sunday afternoon in the city hall. S. J, Richardson will be the speaker. His subject will be "All Nations Marching to Armageddon, but Millions Living Will Never Die iss@
 Birthday Party--Mrs. Evan Philpot entertained with n spend-the-day party at her home recently, the occasion be- ing the anniversary of her birthday. At noon delicious dinner was enjoyed by Mrs. Liillie Davidson, Mrs. Arthur Thomas, Mrs. Horace Martin of Chi eago; Mrs. Robert Kelso, Mrs. John Miller, Mrs. E. Haiglery Mrs. Ed Flynn, Mrs. Sam Miller, Mrs, D. Lid dell, Mrs Hugh Shivers, Mrs. James Kearney, Mrs, Ira Parsons Mrs. Leon- ard Streight, Mrs. George Chartner, Miss Lillie SLiddell and Mrs. Arthur Thomas.
 Bridge CIub-Miss Mable Miller entertained her Thursday After noon Bridge club with Lyric party recently. Alter the matinee the guests were taken to Martha Washington's and delicious parfait was enjoyed by the eight members.
 Board Meets--An executive board meeting of the officers of the Pratt City Baptist church, W. M. S., win be held Monday afternoon at the
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COTTON MARKET
 NARROW AFFAIR
Lot Of May Shorts Un- happy Due To Dwindling
 Of Certificated Stock

NEW ORLEANS, May 1S.-The cot ton market Las been comparatively narrow affair during the past week, al though fluctuations have been frequent enough, but at no time very wide ex- cept occasionally in the May positions, now nearing the end of its period of final liquidation. With the certificated stock dwindling to small proportions, both here and in New York, the lot of the May shorts has not been happy one. There have been some private set dement's, according to reports, but there is still sizable interest not yet liquidated and it is believed will be fin ally settled by actual tenders or by buy ing of May in the open market as occa- sion offers.
 The July position, while influenced to greater or less extent by the same in- fluences that have bolstered up May, namely the small certificated stocks and the dwindling of supplies in the south, has been more or less responsive to weather reports and advices as to the progress of the new crop, although it is not believed that enough new cotton will be marketed to be of any service to the July shorts.
 The new crop positions have come in for more and more attention as the week progressed and from now on they will attract the bulk of the trading. While these months were somewhat easier at the weeks start, owing to more favorable weather over Sunday, they gradually firmed up because of the cold weather in the cotton belt, which im- paired the growth of new cotton and de- layed the germination of seed, making quite extensive replanting necessary. Some of the gains made during the mid dle of the week were sacrificed at the end because of the prospects for better weather over the weekend. The wind up as result of these conflicting influ- ences has left the market but little lower than it was at the close of last 1 week.
 The weather promises to be the domi- hating factor in the market during the coming week, although prices may be more or less influenced by speculation as to the character of the first govern ment condition report, due June 2, as well as by the final disposition of the bonus bill, although any influence ex- erted by that factor would be but tenn | DOrary
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church. The regular monthly business meeting will also be held.
 PersOnals-Mrs. I. E. Bennett is much improved and has been removed to her home from the Employe's hospi- tai in Fairfield.
 Sidney Waters continues quite ill at his home on Avenue J.
 Mrs. Susan B. Veal is the house guest of Mir. and Mrs. Fl. w. Sparks.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. B. Black of Roe buck have returned home after a short visit with Mir. and Mrs. NJ. E. Ed wards.
 Mir. W. w. Durden of Shadyside is critically ill at the Baptist hospital.
 Miss Vida Gibson has been removed to the Employees hospital.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-19
BONDS IMPROVE { ON MONEY DROP
Attractiveness Of Liber- ! ties As Liquid Securi-
 ties Draws Buying

NEW YORK, May 1S.-Improye- ment in bond prices last week reflected the employment of surplus funds by Wall street, which was faced with an Rcute plethora of money for the first time since the treasury operations in March. With large amounts going beg Eing in the call loan market at rates of $ per cent and in outside transactions as low ns 215 per cent, and time loans quoted below 4 per cent, diversion of part of the excess cash into investment thannels was inevitable
 The attractiveness of United States government obligations as liquid securi- ties drew a large share of institutional buying into the Liberty bond list. This movement was aided by expectations that the President would veto the bonus pill and prices ran up sharply to record as to whether, the veto would be sus- tained. howeved,. led to profit taking.
 Rails In Demand
 From the Liberty bonI group. buying orders overflowed into other sections of the market where prices permitted more satisfactory yields. Investment railroad Issues were snapped up quickly and many of the staple foreign government loans experienced a brisk demand.
 Further contraction in the volume of new bond offerings, which aggregated less than $25,0O0, 900 as compared with almost ,$50, 100000 in tfls preceding week, aroused some concern in invest nent circles. Conflicting theories were advanced to explain the GIcline. Repre- sentative bankers asserted that while there was good surface buying of securi- tles the public was out of the bond mar or xyrII | &I. <,tr fa..I.. this type of buying, it was said, assured market in which new issues could be ab- sorbed satisfactorily.
 ts In other quarters the opinion was ex- pressed that bankers deliberately were holding back as many offerings as pos sible to whet the public appetite for the large volume of new. foreign and railroad Enhancing under negotiation. Reports of impending Hungarian, Czechoslevakiafi, Swedish, Peruvian and foreign munici- pal loans, soon to be sold, lent color to this view.
 Mexico To Pay Interest
 Coincident with threats of Mexico's withdrawal from the Lamont-De La Huerta debt agreement. the internation- al committee of bankers last week took kfnal action to nuke the readjnstment effective. All bonds deposited, it was AhnVuhCeu,t WeTb EtaUy IOFi return as to their original holders together with pay- ments of 1923 interest. The interna- tional bankers refused to share fears expressed in Washington of complete collapse of the debt pact and expressed hope that Mexico would be able to meet the next semi-annual installment due July 1. No further progress was re- ported on loan discussions.
 A striking reflection of current easy money conditions last. week was the absorption by single bank of $15, ,OOO,- 900 nine-month notes of the state of North Carolina at q rate of 3Ts per cent, which set a new high value on this class of securities. The issue took the place of long term financing which had been under consideration.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-19
GEORGIA MERCHANT
 HURT NEAR CAPITAL
J. G. Green In Hospital Follow
 ing Automobile Accident
(state Capital Bureau)

 MONTGOMERY, May 1S.-J. G., Greene, prominent wholesale merchant of Columbus, Ga, is in locakinfirmary suffering from injuries received in an automobile accident which occurred this morning on the Mt. Meigs road, about eight miles from this city. Besides be- ing hurt seriously internally and by flying glass from the windshield, the merchant was relieved of $270 which he says was taken by some member of the crowd that rushed to the scene of the accident.
 The Columbus party, consisting of Mir. Greene, Miss Ludy Ila Jones, a Miss Woods, Mir. Yarbrough and one other woman whose name was not known by hospital authorities, was en route to Montgomery in a big six cylinder automobile. The machine turned over at a sharp curve ill the road leading from Tuskegee. Mir. Greene was pinned, underneath, while Miss Jones, who was driving, was knocked unconscious also. Greene did not re- gain consciousness until several hours later. Other members of the party sustained minor injuries, but were able to return to Columbus today.
 Miss Jones stated that she did not see the sharp curve ill time to check her speed. The car, practically new, was Ssdemolished and the jured persons were brought to Montgomery by local ambulance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-19
MISS HAGGARD IS
 FAIRFIELD QUEEN
Chosen At End Of Big Fair
 Celebration
(FairfieId Bureau)

FAIRFIELD, Ala, May 1S.-The Queen of Fairfield is Miss Louise flag gard. She was selected by judges of ficiating at the country fair which was concluded at late hour Saturday night with scenes of great hilarity. The judges were members of the Bachelors club, the president being Dr. John Thomas EndsIey and their selection was hailed with delight by the hundreds is I one of the most beautiful young young MT dinariIy popular. slu She i is in S charge oi the social department of The Age. Herald for the Ensley and Fairfield bureaus
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-19

shots lodged in his intestines. He was rushed to Oliver Springs, where Dr. H. K. Shelton, rendered first aid treat ment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-19
GENERAL PERSHING
 HELPS DEDICATION
Square In New York City Is
 Formally Named

NEW YORK, May 1s.-General Pershing playe leading part yester- day in ceremonies that marked the formal dedication of Pershing square, named in his honor.
 In the presence of group of city officials and citizens, the general un- yelled memorial tablet in the Persh- ing Square building, Park avenue and Forty-second street.
 T take this more as a tribute to those it was my privilege to command in the trying days of 1918 than as a tribute to myself" the general said. those men,"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-19
HUBBARD BROS. & co

Members New York Cotton ExchanEe, New Orleans Cotton Exchange, New York Produce Exchange. Associated Members Liverpool Cotton Association, Orders solicited for the purchase and sale of Cotton and Cotton Seed On foe future delivery. Special cOnSisnmsnts ss spOt cotton for delivery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-19
LOCAL MARKETS

Apples-wIassaps. Tsy. Va. 2v h. 6 70. bAl s7.ss
 wIassaps. ex fsy., so-ss- Iis.iaS. bsx. ss.so Wlnssaps. tsy.s soss- I0o- Iis.i2s. bsx ....sz.5a Yates. fey. 2oO.soos duo Monday. box. ...$2.7s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-19
ALLEGED MOONSHINER SHOT Wounds Of Farmer May Be Fatal:
 Five Deputies Raid Still

LOCKWOOD, Tenn, May 1S.-Vir- gil Jones, aged 9, farmer and alleged moonshiner, residing at Coalfield, near Hartman, was probably fatally wound ed when shot by a member of a party of five deputy sheriffs while he was said to have been running away from a still located near Hartman. The
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-19

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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-01-04

obzeral, ci s1sedia neb6Ii ol6i6
domov levidel som mix oip: yz4
som s mop !, POD. pa zuchu u smal
kn sranici ami keby "a mnou no
relo.
Ma stanici bola hrbodka l'udi,
20 ma ylak cakali. Red ! som ia do
siel sa mi zdalo, ze vsetcia So ma
moi mop a ma nina zvedave
dfvaj1, a zvlaste M I'll von treia-
cn kl'uaku. Chcel som sa drzat
prirodzene a nevsimate. Neslo, to,
Aspon mpe sa tax zdalo,
Konecne mi napadlo, ze to pre-.
dsa ME 10 nia zvlastneho, ked' ia.
Ky mop nesiem. India 81 m6z,l
myslet', ze ktipil som Y meste d
nesiem to damoy. Ned II druhi
tiez mali rozlicne smiesne pakl;.
Ky. Ia. myslienk!a ma ,upokojila
trochu dodava1a mi muznosti
na vlaku keds som cd vlakp kra.
Gal ,po hlavnej ulici mesta, kde
som .mienil a,.1mopy', u ply predavat'.
Bolo to neyel 'ke mestecko, asi
pat 'tisic obyvatel'ov. Tam ma nj.
kto nepoznal, teda pole bolo este.
Ivazoval som, kde by nal zatiat :.
v prcstred mesta? To ME. Tam
boly vel'mi paradne domy. Roz,
hodnul som sa ist' radsej ma Cd.
| l'ahlejsie ulice.
TAX som siel. Dosiel som ma od-
l'ahln ulicu, kde boly domy ne
sel'ke ale vel mi lhl 'adne. Pred
kazdym sa zelenal prijemny trav-
mix, kde tn S krlckami a kosa-
tfmi nevysokymi stromIami. Iia-
dat SON 81 ami lepsie memohol, le-
DO domy nevyzcraly ami vel mi
bohat6 ami zas chudobne, pre-
dsa mi okolo srdca zaGalo byt' ne
voi'po.
No, n'abral som kurazu. Vystrel
som sa po vojensky, hlboko W.
dychpul a rezko kracal ku prvemu
dpmu, ked' tn zrazu zena vySla
ma verandu. To mi pokazilo cely
plan. Preco prave vtedy muse a
vyjst'? Ci nemohla dnn kl'aeat :,
dokial' by som Dol ma dvere neza-
klopal? A hned sa podivala ma to
vrecko, co 2 neho lzl'ucka trcala.
Gina som hodil do zeme a pobe-
raj sa d'ale.L Kto vie, 60 81 mnc
pomyslela.
Presiel somt hodne domov, kym
, som sa jej $ be1 neztratil.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-01-04

u Teraz lS, rcku, idcm sd1ll, mech.
Fsa robis 60 chce, som sis pomyslel.
We'd, mi i nosa neodhryznd. Maj
Wac als mi potedia. ze nechcn. "A
MONO, ", k1pia. zaklopal som ma
dvere. Srdce mi bfisilo. Dvere sa
|otvorily Y nich sa objavila zena.
ssCo sipraietes mladikas'
Bol som rad, zc sa ana prihovo.
rila. ia by som nebol vedel, alko
zaGiat',.
Ale, rcku, chcem yam toto a
kazat.
t'To som "a IL videla. We'd slo.
70 lSazdy de1 yidim ncjedneho a.
genta taksin8 iisstSin "mopom' 4
'Taaks Nuz we'd mne oznamili,
ze toto pole dali mnc vylnenc.
"To vas oklamali. I v obcho-
doch eich predavajn, to trcti-
M lacnejsie. u susedoy 81 jeien
khpili. TO lie vraj celkom manic. \
"TaakY''
Pobral som sa preG. Prislo M
ll'iito, zc ma TAX oklamali. Kracal
som rychlym krokom, kym SOM
|nepriSiel az ma koniec mesta. Tam
som 81 sadnul, a dnmal. Bolo mi
do placu. Co robit,? Probovat' G.
Ste druhe domy? Naco9 Beztals
mic nedokazem. Ako sa ukazem
donna?
Pomoci ncbolo. Sobral som svoj
"mop" IA. pobral sa domov. Sial
som peso, ved' kdeze by este ma
zeleznicu tratit'. Costa trvala tri
hodiny.
"Nuz, a 81 hodnc popredal?' -
pTlVlIdll lid NIOIQd.
"Tu mate, umyvajte 81 tym Wy
A prastil som mop 0 zem.
Ma druhy den som siel po stat
nej ceste motykou travu skopa-
vat. A nehanbil som sa ami, ked'
ma ia bankarova dcera postretla,
akc som siel roboty zapraseny
zablateny. Co som sa NAL han.
bit, ked' sa mi talk pekne usmia-
la a Sed ; Nsa ami ona nchanbila SO
mnou ma ulici sa shovarat Nuz
a til statnn robotn mi to jej otee
vykonal.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-01-04
x1NY PRoT1 oPoJN1M JEDoM

bola vojna proti opojnym jedom
(narkotickym drogom) a zapoca-
y " jn zeny. v Chicagu ucitel ky
sa v pravom slovam smysle zmo-
bilizovaly pod protektorstvom
Skolskej rady a zarocaly svoju pra
Gu vo vsetkych wardach a okre-
soch proti tomuto zlu. V kongrese
poSaduje sa, aby sa sprisnil Ia
kon q aby sa zapovedalo privaza-
ME narkotickych drogcv do Spo-
jenych Statov, tax tiez, aby sa w
roba tychto jedov krajine OBJ
medxila len ma to lko, kol 'ko ich
je treba kn lekarskym potrebam,
ale rozhodne ME viacej. V kongrc-
Sc vo Washingtone oznamene bo-
10, Se vladny dozorny vybor mad
prfvozom tychto narhotickych je-
dow bude habat', sekvestrovat
kszd6 nadbytocn1 zasielku zvla
Ute xSsieEky, ktore ME si jasne a
d6kla1ne oznacene, ze k jakemu
Axean sl obiednane.
Jestli dosial nebola svita val
n, tax toto je fou. We'd sa toto
xlO, nzivanie narkotickych drogov
tax rozsirilo, ze sd hrozene cele
rodiny, a ze nz al skolske deti po-
zivajd tieto otravy.
Roz1mie sa, ze ami skoly, ami u
citel ky, ami ziadne vybory tejto
snahe nebndd pracovat' $ dobrym
vysledkom, ;jestli sami rodieia i'm
X tonlu neposkytnii svojej pomo-
ci. Rodicia mozu dat tymto vybo-
rom vel'mi dobrl pomoc. Rozu-
mie sa BE sa musi pozadovat spri-
snenie zakona predaji tychto je-
dow, ale to nebude 1spesnym, ked
rodiSia pustia ma l'ahko celd vec.
III III te;tn VOC; senv no,,s;o 90 nat
X q ,,a;;,,a;lovn.a ;ss;e nrsc; 1aho :;
ko,n,, ;,,x,c,, i +aL ,,snasna nano.
d.rf nrev;est, xakon zan,sdz, i,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-01-04
/, ] : ] J
]. Selaem tisic naariek odpo.

sedsm tisfc naariek odpo-
vie tato.
~ WI sa iste fnylite, chcete azda
povedat', ze scdem bilionov!
Vern tax je, lenze, viete, my
start | l'udia sa uz \ tych tislckach.
milionoch 4 bilionoch AMI nevy-
zndme.
Mono mo, we'd, hadam, w ste
este ME TAX stara, aby ste sa
tom nevyznala. Kcl 'ko ze mate
rokov?
Nuz veru dost': sest 'desiat-
osem tisic!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-01-04
snsiE6 ny enis.

Drshk noja, ii yel'mi pekn1
fch novJc Satoch, ale stoji ma
,||!| Toxls hroxns moe psilazi..
Els lnus oku! coby som ma.
/ u n n A peniase, kcd' sa
I ~ S& 4 10, aby som "a Ii p&cilai
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-01-04
sPRkvNE TRovENIE PoTRA
WIN JE D0LEz1TYM.
CLAANOKl Kl53.

l
Mnohe matky rady sa vychva.
luju tym, ze ich beba zjie "vset-
ko a tokol 'vek." Taketo matkv
nevezmn 81 dost' easu premysl at
mad tym, ze zal1dok a zazivacie L.
stroje diet 'at'a ME SIT natol'ko
vyvinute, aby molly stravit' akl-
kol'vek a kol 'kokol'vek potravy.
Zalndok a zazivacie iistroje, ako
al vsetky. Inc organizmy a svaly
tela, musia So vyvinovat' postup-
ne a pomaly vycvicit', kyln ne
zvyknn 81 ma jedenie potravin, axe
jedia odrastli l'udia.
| 70 ziadneho jedla nemame zia-
dne dobrodenie, jestli len ME je
dokonale strovene. Pre- rastnce
diet "a je tedy moznym, ze zjie
take pre- odrastlych l'udf pri-
pravene jedlo, ale z toho predsa
nema dostatoen1 potravu jedno-
tducho preto, ze tue potravu ne
m6ze assimifovat', prijat'. Dole
zitou vecou pri rasttcom diet att
je to, ably SINE mu znali vybrat
natr;Sn1 notrav;nn Taka notra.
yina. akou ie ma priklad peeena
fazul'a yarena kamsta mi1Snik
pe6ienka q smazene iedla to mo-
ze byt' uspokoiuiicim pre olrast.
lyeh l'ndf ale rozhodne nehodia sa
pre deti
Mlleko ma pyt zahrnute &c ka-
zdeno 1edla, leoo rastuce dlet a
potrebuJe mileko prave tax. ako
dletSa plekane pr prsiach. w
berte 81 take mlleko. Q ktorom ste
lsta, re Je este a zazivne. Eagle
Brand Mlleko sa opzvlaste hpen
Ipre hetl, iebo ono dodaVa po'ra-
snlu, h'ora u po'ieon' No
ueineihu WYNN d sAnas'u' p, 'o'"
a'e sii"''i'' '''oAno ilo e'ia''
~ pa p,a,o ,r,;o,,,,
a.i:o - AK 1,+o
80. uoa;s;. ,,,ohoran; hol; +;oz
~ ,r,;a1.n /. k+or,.on sto =,
naa;s;a =, zn;.tlvr so.t;oh . 70.
al o,uoah ;;,,lsho s+o,o;. +;os
vvchovani boli ma tomto istom
ml;ekn Ked, uvazite ze Bordeno-
w mlieko uziyane bolo "a tri DO
kolenia 4 al teraz ie stale uzfya-
ns sim 4 d,alei tym Wac l'ud mi ze
h tomu mnsi, bvt, daka prieina
pr,s;nou 10 to 70 ono dokazalo sa
| Ihvt, nsnokoi;vym a bezpecnvm "a
L y
ta1L dlbn dohn take l'ndia mai1
' nom d6yeru.
| pau oh1,aa, 10 70 70 kda nv, ste
4; ), to;to oa,a; lr. ;;ne ; K,anad.,
~ aostonete = ;st6 Rordonovo
Eaa,a n1;ala sars+ya zaz;vn.
sdom, ob,,.ae ono = heznesn5u
n1;elom ~ ,xtorom rnazete w
n,eLat, svo:e det; ked, n;eto ma
ter;nsk6bo o,;eka
sich vlastnych deti ' silnych
adrayyeh ys,.1as naSov -, q zsny, 'se ., neni nj
49, o,.,, D,x ,,,s;r l,,a;.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-01-04
: MOP

@ tvzdei teda 50 pnstim do usku-
to nenia krisnych planov.
TAX som 81 myslel. Predomnou
ma chatrnom, stndentskolh stoliku
.lezaly prave docitane rozlicne o
bezniky. Jeden lakavejsie ako dru
ny opisoyal, ako vraj chudobny
Student moze pekny peniaze cez
wakacie zarobit', a potom ma dru.
hy rok 81 celkom pc pansky v sko.
le Kit, Mic inc 50 ,nevyzadovalo
len ist dom do domu so zvlast
nym tovarom, bez ktoreho sat vra.
ziaden dom zaobist nemoze, so.
brat niekolNo obiednavok den.
ne, pricom peniazky sa len tax
bdu1 sypat' do vrecak.
! Radost' ma ovladala. ze sam ta.
XII prilezitost' ,naSiel a zel ma bu.
ddcu jasen budem V kazdom sloya
smysle bohaty. Co, myslim 81, d.
toho, ako je to tn tomto obez.
niku opisane, zarobim cez lcto mai
menej tisic dolarov. Tn hl'a sii ci-
tovalni niektori studenti, CO Ian
skeho roku zarobili az do Hritisfc
dolarov, co vraj kazdy dovedie pl.i
trochu dobrej v6li. Nuz ia veru
mann vol edost', to by som m6hol
dosiahnut' aspo1 dvatisic. ], Diva
tisic, to. bude! Ma jasen 81 k1pim
diva alebo tri move, novucicke OBJ
leky; jeden t 'azky a jeden l'ahkt
svrchnfk; niekol'ko parov topa-
nok ciernych a lasirovanych; so
tri klob1ky aspoH pat eiapok.
Nebudem muset na nedel'u nosit
oblek cd brata, ako tohoto roku.
Ked' mi krajeir ustrhinul 2 kabar
ia. ably nebol pridlhy, nuz vre-
cak nezostalo skoro mic.
Tiez mi poschodilo ma um, ako
SOM musel dlazky v ucebniciach
kazdu sobotu orhnnt' a kazdy den
zametat'. A to tol'ke izby. A kol'-
Ike tabule este. A ked'' TAXA vypa7
radena ucitel 'ka prisla rano do
klasy, ma jej snahobiele isaty sa
olepilo trochu prachu, nuz zmr-
stila nsta pokrcila nosom. Nal
som 81 hadam ruky po lakte pre-
nu sodrat', a ci co? No, ved' sa ia
ma rok vysoka ma teba podivanl,
som 81 pomyslel.
Konecne som vybral jeden O.
beznlkov, ten, Co sa mi najlepsie
pozdaval. Opisany Dol v nom no.
Wy pristroj, co vraj bol neodmiet-
ne pot'rebny v kazdom dome. Bol
to takzvany "mop'' eli vechet
ma umyvanie dlaziek a oblokov.
Pozostaval z drevenej rukovati,
ma konci ktorej boil pripevneny vo
zvlastnom skripci yechet'. Je
pravda, ze gazdinie uz vtedy
maly rozlicne vechte s rukovat'-
mi, ale pri tych 81 musely yzdy ru-
ky " spinavej vode zamocit ked'
totiz dlazky nmyvaly a vechte
bolo treba vyzmikat'. Tento novy
vechet NAL til vyhodu, ze sa mo-
hol yyzmivat' bez toho, ably sa ru-
ky musely zamocit'. Ten skripec,
GO boil vecheti' V nom zapasovany.
NAL dvoje hrebenovych koliesck q
kl'uGku. Ked' b0lo treba vechet
vyzmikat', to sa iba, tou, kl'uckou
zakr1tilo hrbenariky vechet' w
zmikaly.
Nuz nebolo pochyby, re takyit
vechet' kazda gazdina kilpi. We'd
i V tel nauGnej krizocke bolo ma
! - T..
pisane, ze student nebude muset
vel mi prehovarat', re vechte po
jdu ami po mydle. Ked vraj Stu
dent zaklope ma dvere a domac'
pani otvori, nuz sa jej prihovori
l"Dobry den prajem! Dovolite
madam, ably so yam mieco vel m
zaujimave ukazal9 Toto je nov.
vynalez, GO vam bude ako prav
ruka v kuchyni a po celom dome
Pozrite sa,l prosim. to! .sa takto
tym naraba namocite, po dlazk
pos1chate potom touto kl'ucko
zakr1tite "a uz mate vechet
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