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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-28
K...A!1A Y JAY
! PORT
CHAT

Augusta boxing fans are sure to
see plenty of fights this winter.
Harry Katron, well known promoter
from down Bangor way, is now To-
Gated in Augusta and plans to run
few fights, provided that he can get
a permit from the authorities: Harry
has had worlds of experience in both
the fighting and wrestling games and
hopes to be able to stage a few sue
cessful ones here this winter.
Katron is known throughout the
State as an honest, upright promoter.
A few years ago Harry staged fight
down at Ellsworth with Eddie
Tremblay as one of the principals.
The bout wasn't much of a success
and before the fans got a chance to
leave the hall, Katron informed
them that all those holding seat
stubs would attend a show at his ex-
pense and he lived up to his word by
bringing the Utah Kid and Billy
Woods to Ellsworth where they
staged one of the best scraps ever
seen in that section and all the fans
who had attended the Tremblay bout
were admitted free.
With two fight promoters in the
City Aug QSLd ldIlS S44Odlu DEC PiClllS
of action in the squared circle this
winter. katron has established
reputation for honesty and demand
ing action and plenty of it from his
fighters and Harry Sears, the other
promoter in Augusta, is also one of
the squarest promoters that ever put
a fight on in the Capital City. 1t ts
to be hoped that there is plenty of
business for both of them this win
ter.
The Cony football team is looking
better every day. Johnny Diplock is
back in one of the tackle positions
and looks to be as good as anything
in the State. Captain Tubby Hilton
is sick and will probably be unable
to play against Deering Saturday.
Several changes have been made in
the lineup and it will be a scrappy
outfit that invades Deering. The
team is in the best of condition and
expects to take the Deering game
with a touchdown or so to spare.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-28
EPORT BRIEFS
GASEATERS
y The Associated .aras.l

r,,' aas Associated 4ress)
i'm. y! an official is obliged
In p,,' out when a player is
h 7, %s..Fee Lutes, in a game
|su Sirs, ana Peru at Tabor,
,,ri ainsslf the beneficiary of
|an s.., A Tabor player dove
ksg, 'aT OK. and knocked Lutes
kal I'm, ilme was called until
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-28
FEC MURRAY SA VS.

The center the ucks the football rainy Sat-
urdays, protected by guards.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-28

I 'rcSitaaall.eo Of the future
s'pss I'm G ~. see it. A huge
~ With IVY, NV 1ans and per-
n,, !, two 1, gridirons cross
~ al i ~, night angles. And
! ! Zach s one quarter will be
! 'lss srldiron in alternate
y Tie, every Spectator an
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-28

ksto,sa ,,onal games and for
h. Foo t,VVmmittee of the Unit
luton 0i pan Association has
|tnbscs fefner, captain and
khsrnn. o. y the Sparta soccer
Etnrs ~ Czecho-slovakia. from
# t h games during the re-
satssH s teams tour of the
re, rerner is charged
\, h n. p9r9pensities that led
|s!a AN, rs'G H at Tiverton, r.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-28

|,a t5a a again between Tex
Eessicn' New ,e, York State Box
\ GEN. THE The solons say that
ssr 81; .uhney must defend
Es,hodsr' -, !. months like any
| ady, 10 10 retain recognition
ESptsnbtex says Gene will
d. s''n mS Just a year from
F t,om" marine toppled Jack
'he heavyweight
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-28

ts,w mining coaches have
'eias ann method of developing
hay a aaa water polo teams
.tr an 'd ba The men will
each no. four a day with the
70 Fr. .Ur a month before
y. P rnk Sullivan, swim
I've nnou,nnlng and touch"
proved strenuous
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-23
CATHOLICS TO URGE
RELIGIOUS LIBERTY
Plan to Address Memorial
to Mexican Congress-
More Priests to Go.
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
VERA CRUZ. February 23.-The
three foreign-born priests who have
been officiating here will be deported
TO Spain on board the Spanish steamer
Leon XIII.
The Catholics of the state of Vera
Cruz have joined with Catholics in
the state of Pueblo and pledged that
they will address "A memorial to con
gress requesting that the constitution
he 50 amanded as to permit religious
liberty and religious teaching.
Urge Methodist Union.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, February %
CPD.-The Northern and Southern
Methodist Churches should unite II
Mexico and turn over to native preach
ers and educators the leadership il
g. Methodist activities, the Rev. J. A
Phillips. who recently was forced &c
Z leave Mexico on "A hours notice, de
clared here yesterday.
Mr.. Phillips was president of the
Peoples Institute at Piedras Negras
a Methodist school, which was CLOSED
S under the Mexican laws placing {
Z tors.
Formation of the Methodist Church
of Mexico, under plan similar tc
the one adopted by the two branches
of Methodism in Japan. and its es
Establishment as an Independent confer
ence, was advocated by Mr.. Phillips
who addressed local Methodist min
listers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-23
VETERANS DINNER HOSTS

Assistant Secretary of War Hanford
MacNider, Maj. Gen. 3. Frank Cheat
ham, quartermaster general of the
Army; Gen. Clarence r. Edwards
former commander of the 26th Di
vision in France; Director Frank T
Hines of the Veterans Bureau and
members of Congress from all the
New England States will be the guests
of the Yankee Division Club of Wash
ington al the annual dinner at Ward
man Park Hotel Tuesday evening
March ., at o'clock.
A large delegation of Yankee Di
vision men is journeying from New
England for the occasion. Repre-
sentative William =. Connery, jr.. OF
Massachusetts is president of the
Washington club and chairman of the
. committee on arrangements. lie is
being assisted by Maj James +
Coupal, Maj. Pelham d. Glassford
col. Ralph II. Hallett, Col. Jack s
Connolly, Col. Lewis w. Cass. Col
William \. -tlfonte. Representative
r. Carroll Reece of Tennessee. Capt
NJ. NJ. Fowler. Howard b. Chapelle
and J. Robert conroy.
All Yankee Division men residing
in or near Washington are request &c
to communicate with Mr.. Connery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-23
ADJUSTMENTS
NATIONAL-"The Rivals"

Fifteen months of touring, which
has taken the play from one end of
the country to the other. hasn't dim
med the luster Of Richard Brinsley
Sheridan's brilliant comedy. THE
Rivals as played by Mrs. Fiske and
the all-star cast at the National Thea
ter this week. The production stands
out In the annals of the American
theater. seeming more delightful last
night than on it's previous visit to
Washington more than year ago.
Played with splendidly broad
touch, with Mrs. Fiske apparently IN
terpolating improvements" on the
original script. The Rivals must be
seen to be appreciated.
There have been several changes In
the cast since the former visit TO
Washington. Brandon lyman has sup
planted Chauncey Olcott as Sir Lu-
cius O'Trigger the Irish gallant. lie
gives an Interpretation as convincing
and delightful as that OF his predeces-
sor.. Dom Cook has replaced Ken
meth Thomson as Capt. Absolute and
Lotus Robb now has the role of Lii
liam LanSuish, in which Lola Fisher
appeared. Good as were the originals,
the play has suffered none by the
changes.
Mrs. Fiske, as the bombastic Mrs.
Malaprop, needs no further praise
than to have it said that her perform
ance is typically Fiskean. James
Powers, as Bob Acres, well nigh
reaches the acme of perfection. and
Tom Wise, still cast as Sir Anthony
Absolute is no less r. master OF his
character than are others of the pro-
duction's personnel in their respective
roles.
tirely too long to need introduction to
Washington. 1t is an epochal per-
formance No one should need TO be
told that it Is something to be seen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-23

very we'll in the hands of the Thomas
Herbert stock company at the Ward
man Park Theater this week. The
first performance last night marked u
different type Of venture for the COM
pany and revealed its capabilities.
Parker Fennelly is cast as the art
list. a young man of no negligible
worldly wisdom, who is skeptical of the
art for arts sake crowd. Ruth Harri-
son gives a neat Interpretation of
Maisie's role. Ruth Russell Is cast as
the street waif and gives a convinc-
ing performance. Robert Clear does
excellently by the part of Gilbert.
The production is adequate and en-
joyabie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-23
BELASCO.-"The Charm"

At long intervals in American stage
history comes along little comedy
exacting not great histrionic ability
which promises to linger long In the
hearts of it's public, and is the subject
for many a little after chuckle. Such
is Charm" which opened at the
Shubert- Belasco theater last night.
Charm" delves down below the
thin veneer of American metropolitan
life and shows US how we would be II
that veneer were stripped and we
were trying to acquire 1t all OF a
sudden.
The play is by John kirkpatrick. 1t
is laid on Main street, and is prin-
cipally about a girl who wanted to
leave her small town home and go
to New York. After studying one
of those volumes of how-to-do the
proper-thing under all circumstances
the fond parents and the local boy
who loves her decide that the best
thing to keep her at home is to bring
ct.he metropolitan customs to he
email town. The result is ludicrous
the comedy is delicious.
Elizabeth Patterson, who plays the
role Of Mrs. Harper, brings the note
of reality that the play couldn't very
well get along without. The work of
Maidel Turner. as the gabby visitor
OF Robert Strauss, as DIR. Garfield.
and Kenneth Dana, as Joe Pond, is
well above average.
WARDMAN PARK-"The Light That
Failed"
Kipling's popular novel, THE Light
That Failed" in dramatic form fares
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-23

given up the idea that there Is a
place in burlesque for melodrama.
and instead Of the usual playlet OF
former years she puts on a snappy
little sketch with a surprise ending
that carries a big laugh.
The comedy is a big feature. and
gives Vic Plant and Bobby Wilson
plenty Of opportunity to show their
ability. The best dancing feature Of
the bill is put on by Billy Reed and
know a good many new and difficult
steps.
The girls featured are Jeanne
Steele. Dorothy Fuller and Marie
Tyler. They are not remarkable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-23

his comedy work by Lou De Vine.
hardwood IS good comedian and af-
forded the audience many laughs last
night. The feminine portion Of the
show is headed by Caroline Ross.
singing and dancing coubrette, who
leads the chorus Of Is girls in many
Pleasing musical numbers. Others are
Gertrude Avery. snappy dancer,
and Edna Sommers. who sang
some pleasing songs that were appre.
clated by the audience. Miss Som
mers and Harry BeasIey scored a hit
with their singing, while hardwood
and De Vine offer good clog dancing.
Good lighting and pretty costumes add
to the show.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-23
GAYETY.-"MolIy Williams"

The old reliables among the patrons
Of burlesque will be trooping in past
the ticket taker at tho Gayety The
alter this week. for Mollie Williams
the Gayety. Mollie can always be
depended upon to have an interest
ing show. She is a Snowman Of the
first rank. or is she a show-woman?
She Is like the doctor with the sugar
coated pills--sometimes her perform
ers are not so good, but she makes
you like them. Mollie evidently has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-23

singers, but they have the pep neces-
sary to make their stunts enjoyable.
Others in leading roles are Bob Stan
ley, who sings rather well, and Jack
Harrington. in character parts.
The chorus is snappy and is ex-
plotted by Mollie much after the
manner of "Old Pal" AL Reeves. The
show is well costumed and scenically
beautiful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-23

MUTUAL-"Broadw Bellies"
Jack Singers Broadway Bellies" is
he attraction at the Mutual this
week. This burlesque show Is headed
~ Mickey hardwood, who takes the
part of q tramp and is assisted in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-23
WARDMAN PARk-"The Light That


Kipling's popular novel, THE Light
That Failed" in dramatic form fares
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-24
YouYae4QvNsK1 gLoVINsK1 1QYlNl

Preeo SOM len poslala to die,
TIA precg! Kto ina, kaan zasloi
|Gi pride. 6i trait! Ten pes no iste
pol 'akal: bude sa bait" Ked
Boh miloyal syet milowal al tt
|diet'a. 4 ona ho yyhnala do te-
zimv.
Ma zenu zal 'ahla i,zkost, aki
este nikdv AMI kedi lei deti no.
mooni.i sa dusily Ist' diet a hl'a.
dat to sa hanbila - 60 hv IN
| dia povedalilq - q poslat' ne,na
| Ia, koho
Ve6er sa Mill "Kehv TO tak
tyoia Ka6enka l,udske nrahv q,
tlkalai,, napadalo lei nstayi.ne
Gale we'd, ono pride. 81 a pre6c
Nv nentislo ) ii indie nan ne; sta
kaii1. wax ms sl.,i1hann noc
Pah = Az pride dam mu celi
oblek no Kalepnke J,
Otyorila trnhlu nrebrnala
Chcela dat naistarsie satv ale
nemohla Roh TAX miloval svet 70
iedinehn Svna dal. a; ona mnse.
Ia dat' DO malo cam. we'd zaitra
i,p vel Ky sviatok, mech duet a ne
nj otrhane.
! Mala tz Vsetko prlchystane,
saQV opllV, vsetko uDore, teple
aho aJ iozu' = NE Y kutku v ku'
'"s ni' JAM ii'Api' NY siei'' 'le
pos,le, A N''e ooe ''e.' S,pa
Nais na'' w iieJ 80 sNoyieii pe'
NY Ne' petins ~ oe' uor '"'se
:" 4" ioAN'A lsA"i" sp'''' ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-24

m. Mala, prempSsen6 tepAm q q
nayou, syiezla 50. laNidky na ZEN
a schhlena ' kdtiku spala tyrdo.
Go teraz9 Zobndit ustate diet'a
! a vyhnat' ho Won do tel ziny :, To
predsa neslo. Ale co sprawl 5
nim9 Kto zna, ci nema nejaky
hmyz, to sa jej tu pri tom te-
lple rozlezie!
| Since este raz vyskocilo zpoza
mrakov, osvietlo izbu j spiace
| Idiet'a. Teraz, ked' nlodra tvaric-
ka obelela lMka ocewenaly, bo-
| 10 take pekne. "Prave jako moja
Kacenka!" myslela mlada zena
"Keby ia tax bola ostala ma sve-
| tie sama, ia kebych bola umrela
a otec jej kedy Dol tam Anne
rike ma nu zabudol..' No ei toto
diet a "a to mohlo, ze malo take.
ho otcaf A jak on ,E snad' tie7
|nezil? Stavaly sa vselijake veci
| v tel Amerike; al len nedavno
zem ol'kych Nasepala, ked' Y
baniaiah kopali!
| Citila mlada zena zrazu srd-
ei boil asst 'ou schladlom akoby te-
! ply vanok slstrasti S cudzlm, O.
pustenym diet at 'om. Pozdalo So
jej, re ,je zrovna tax opustene
jake ona sama. Ona nemala deti
nemala komu radost' sprawl
stromcok pripravit a jemu ne,
NAL lzto ami len noel 'ah dat a pri
stresie sposkytnut'.
| Pocula, ze jej nieco kypi V ku
chyni; vNsla pozret', dvere ne.
tchtiac silnejsie pri tom zaplesk
la. Diet''a 20 sna ztrhnute placht
| rozhliadlo sa vokol. O, jake tt
fbolo dobre! Keby w d 'alej ne.
lmuselo list, keby smelo tn spat
I No zbadala mala, ze jej bolo po
tyedane, 1e az sa zohreje, musi $
fist hi 'adat noel 'ah; tu ze ju ne
nechaju. Sobrala svoj u1llcok
tichlcko, vykradla sa do kuchy
ne.
"No, chod 81 este po dobrycl
l'ud och" hovori zena, "k vecer
mozes prist'' sem, al na noe. Po
Ezrela pritom ma diet "a, do tel ma
hle 1vadovanej tvare, a prvy pa
prslek svetla a radosti, prvy OF
pohrabu deti, zahrial i je.l srdce
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-24

By mali kaoenku videI..

4
by mali kacenku videl.
Kiaali nj prist', Z vykoktale
diet'a, aale bojinn sa vel'mi vass
Eho psa. =
"Neboj sa; pod 50 mnou, oa
nekdsel.
Posh:chlo, ale musel ho West
Bolo eele skrehle.
Vo dveraeh stalo sa daco, cos
AMI on ami diet a neGakalo. Sestra
(wbeh1a i'm iistrety, objala ma
III, bozkala, a $ plaoom, ked' vita
hla ju do tpeiej knchyne, dala sa
rozvazovat zauzlenn plaeletku.
Vysiel pozret ! do lnastale, ably
nevidela, re al on ma pine oci slz.
Ked' sa asi pol holiny vratil,
bolo diet "a lH unyte, ucesane, NJ
teplleh papudkach obute, oble-
Gene. Ach, az teraz bolo videt I,
AXE je pekne. ale al biedne. Kra-
! sne tmave oGka len mu tax q liz
kej tvaridky svietily.
Neskoro dnes Lehotskych ve-
cerali, lebo naprai radovali sa Il
radosti diet at "a len potion sad
Ii k stolu. A divno, bolo mladei
zene tax vokol srdca, ami GO bn
ten V betlehemskej mastali ma
rodeny Syn Bozi mimi "a sto-
lom sedel.
"A co spravis malou Anic-
kou zajtra9'' spytuje sa brat,
hed' Diet nevyslovne blazcne \
[teplej postiel Ike usnlrlo.
Necham 81 iu miesto kacenky,
kym muz pride alebo kym sa
| jej otec vrati. Lebo. talk Bob mi
leval svet, ze. Syna svojho jedno-
rodeneho dal," al ia by som
|rada neaku lasku lutl 'om preu-
kazala, =
"Dobre mas; hned nam re
bnde TAX smutno!"
Svetla ma stromku lOharaly
jedlicka rozvoniavala; dist'a spa
10. v smutnom, predtym zl'ado-
velom srdci mladei zeny rozlial
sa teply liic novel Bozej lasky, a
|v nebi panovala radost', we'd boz
ly narodeniny Jezisa, Syna Boz
zieho! Hallelujah!
|. - Nesnd blizneho, kym 81 nie
ma jeho mieste.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-24
sTAsTIIvE vIANoQE.

kama zena; ''nemohla 81 vonku
6akat'? Nikdy elovek nema po-
koja pred vami!''
Ked mi bolo vein lima
Fvyhovara sd ch1d 'atko.
"Tak 60 nesedis doma?'
"Nemam kde, Y vyhovara sa
diet'a.
'.Vsak len kdesi byvate?' Ze.
ma vstala hrmotom, otyorila skri
1u, vynala kus kolaGa a dala die.
st at u.
"Tak chod' "a manickou!'
Moja mamidka uE umrely!'
Zenu jakosi pichlo srdci.
"a taticka kde mas?'
s'Ten odisiel pred dvoma rok.
mi do Ameriky.
"A kedy umrely tvoja mamie.
ka?"
20 Michale.
"A odtetdy 81 kde bola?''
gu strynkej; ale ony, ze ma u
nechceju, poslaly ma pree. Ked
taticko ze sa ma NINA nepytaju
nemaju ma jake zivit'.
Diet'a neplakalo; snutne oc.
jeho nemaly uz slz; bojacne tn.
lilo k sebe modrymi rukami da.
rovapy kolac.
"No talk sa zohrej!' prihoso-
rila sa mlada zena w tr0chu prl.
vetivejsie. Vzala 20 stola diva nj
klove peniaze, a ked' diet'a Ne
smele schulilo sa do kntika ~
teplej peel, a bojacno pokukujue
kedy-tedvi ma nu, dalo sa do jede
mia kolaca, darovala mu este
oba peniaze.
"Kdd' sa zohrejes, potion chod
ably 81 81 nasla nocl'ah; bude
hned' vecer.'
S tym yysla VINO do kuchyne
postavit veGeru ma sporak. Je,
vsaik sd jest nechcelo; ale mals
brata, az ten pride, bude hladny
Zabrana horke svoje myslien'
ky, = ze kazdy ma dakoho, ler
ona nikoho nena, komu by dnei
vecer mohla sprawl. radost',
zabudla cudzie diet'a v izbe. Nt
bolo jej daco treba; vnlde -
ta,nar zl 'al<la sa V naStalOm Sc
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-24
KEIsTfNA RoYovA:

Sedela peknej, teplo zakdre.
nej izbe mlada zena. Cello same
mraeno, iista tvrdo zavrene.
Myslela, ze ma vaznu pricinu,
hnevat' sa na cely svet a ma vset.
kych l'udi. We'd kazdy NAL da-
koho; len ona bola sama.
Tam ma ned ialekoun cintorine
tesno, vedl'a seba lezaly diva hro.
by, temer jednak vel Ike. Vianoce,
tato slavnost deti, predo DYER
mi, a jej deti tam vonku pod stu.
denym rovom...!
Y kazdom dome chystali strom
ceky; len ona nemala komu.
Zomrely jej beIhom tyzdna ma "a
Skirt a muz boil d 'aleko "a ocea.
nom; on este ami nevedel, ze ne
ma uz pre- koho pracovat'. Vsak
nebol by musel ist'; mali dost
donna, j dom role, lilky, statok.
Ale myslel vzdy, ze ich nevyzi-
vi; ze budu mnoho potrebovat'
A ony ,lH mic nepotrebovaly, a
nebud1 nikomu Wac, az dorastu,
ma obtiaiz...
Pred mla,dou zenou lezaly ma
stole peniaze a list.
'Kip sebe Diet 'om nieco
pekneho k Vianociam, a SPRAY
i'm krasny, vel'ky strom. Je mi
do plaeu, !ked' myslim na to,
jako budem sam cez tie SWAT
ky, a neuvidim vasej radosti. :
Hodila sa, ma stol, hlayu ma "a
iomene ruky,.a plakala.
''Kde je moja radost'? Naeo
sil mi tie peniazeg Komu, ach
kOmu ia prlpravlm Stromcek ~
OnN uz maju pripraveny: tam pri
hlave stoji i'm vel 'ka jedi a, same
krystale sn ma mel.
Malicko vrzly dvere, slabym
letskym hlaskom, ktory okrem
toho este i zimou sd triasol, "a.
vznelo pozdravenie. Zena zdvih.
la hlavu; vidi pred sebou male,
otrhane, polobose dievcatko. q
chudej, zimou zmodralej tvaricky
: h'adia ma nu dve vel'ke, smutne
oci talk prosebno.
SEQ mi TEN silah este az dc
izby nesies!?" okrfkla sd rozpla
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-24

Diet'a bez sloya, tichncko ja-
.kQ tien vyslo ma dvor, q steko-
tom PISA doprevadzane vybehlo
Won do zinlneho podveeera
"Preco som ho vlastne poslala
Eprec?'' myslela zena. .VSak ked'
mu chcem dat vecerll al noe
| 'ah, ma co mu budu tie kolace,
ktore mu l'udia daj1? Inc al talk
|nedostane !; a zajtra 81 Ease yypy- I
ia. No GO mi tn malo sedet ia
ke spinave! Az pride, mtlsi sa u
|myt', dam nnu nieco stareho po
Kacke object mech ma Stedry
veeerI
Zena vnisla prestret cisty o.
brus, ked' brala knizku, ze 81
precita nejaldn modlitbu, alebo
pesnicku, otvorila sa jej tam,
kam raz bola polozila vianocny
[traktat, gtory jei ktosi sama
az nevedela, kto boil daroval,
/ a ktory do dnes necitala. Ze 'dnes
prave boly Vianoce, a ze to 0 Via
|nociach a Betleheme jednalo,
tax 81 to vzala do kuchyne, ze 81
| to teraz precita.
A bolo to tam vel mi pekne ma
pisane, jaku NAL radost Boh,
Otec nebesky, 70 svojho Syna,
krista Pana, a jako predsa vel ;
kei lasky k l'ud 'om obetoval to-
no Syna, postal no jako diet a, "a
by potion, az vyrastie, obetoval
Seba sameho na smrt Ia hriechy.
Jako bolo nebi smutno, ked
ztadial' Kristus Pan odiSiel, ze
preto, vsetci ANGELA ponahl ali sa
ma zem, spievat' chvaht' Boha ;
pospiechali "a MIN.
Bolo to divine: ona ma til lasku
Bozm nemyslela; teraz, ked jej
dom na >Stedry den tiez Dol praz-
dny, pocltila sucit $ vel'kym a
lsvatym Bohom, ta Jeho laska
k. l'ud ON divno -dotkla sa jej
duse. -
We'd l'udia boil Iii; oni I'd ko-
nee toho Jeho mileho Syna pri-
bill na krM, a On, vsak ked je
vseveducim, On. to vedel, pred
sa i'm Ho dal. Ked Bob nebesky
| dnes taktt lasku preldkazal l'u-
I'd 'om, ci nemali al oni jedon dru
hemu lasky dokazat'2
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-24

ami pre- Kacenku nebola by mo-
hla viac kdpit al svetlA, al GU.
kriky. Vnisla k hAjnikovej zene,
ci este nenla nejaky stromcek Cd
hodeny, ktorv ziadon nekapil.
Mala st 'astie; boil peknyv, newell
Ky, ale krasnon korunkon. TAX
yratila sa $ pmyini rukaaai a s
plnvm srdcom.
Brat vysiel jej uz lstrety.
Zadivil sa, co komu nesie, kde
| sa tol 'ko bavf. Nenlala SLOW, ably
mu mohla vysvetlit'. Nepvtaj
sa,' povedala mu, 'vsak uvidiS
radsie mi pomoz!'
Boil rad, ze po tyzdnoch po pr
wy raz Ease videl sa ju usmiat ),
a to dnes, kal' myslel, ze od Ia
losti nebude vedet' ami kan sd
podet'
Nuz pripravili stromcek. Tam
" kostole, - bars to nemala u
modlitebnej hnlzke vzdychla
nebesiam:
so, Pane Boze, Otce nebesky
Ked 81 mas TAX miloval, re Si nam
jedine Diet "a Svoje daroval, po-
sli mi to diet "a, ably som mu mo.
hla dobre urobit' vsak Ty vies,
kde ono je!
/ Nikdy este neverila, ze ju Bob
" niecom vNslysf; dnes verila.
Vzdor tomu, keld bol strom-
eek hotovy, vecera prichystana,
vkradla sa znovu iHloost do jei
srdca, - we'd diet a nechodilo.
'sBoze moi, posli mi ho!"
Rozpovedala bratovi. co sa sta
10, a ze pes snad' diet'a zahnal.
a ona nevie, kde teraz je.
"Neboj sd, tesil ju, "ved O.
no pride. ,, q boku hl'adel na i1u :
zdala sa mu jako zmenena, lep-
sla nez inokdlly. A ked stekot
psa oznamil. ze dakto k dvoru
prichadza, isiel pozret' Won dva-
trl razy; vzdy darmo.
Konecne vysiel pred branu, a
- ach, ze neSiel hned - we'd
tam kutiku schitlene sedelo die
tia, cele zimou skrehle, a plaka-
lol .s
| eco tu-. robis, preco nejdes
dnu?' spytsje sa neobycajne pri-
vetive: ved' al jemu bolo ami GO
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-24

|. - Nesnd blizneho, kym 81 ME
ma jeho mieste.