davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1927-10-08
C0WEN SENTENCED
TO YEAR IN PRISON
Former Ship Board Official
Accused of Presenting
False Vouchers.

Clifford p. Cowen, 36 years old, of
Lewiston, Pa, former office manager
Of the United States Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation, was
sentenced today by Chief Justice Nc.
Coy in Criminal Division l, to spend
one year at Occoquan for presenting
false vouchers against the United
States. The indictment, returned in
January, 1926, is in 10 counts and
charges that false claims for supposed
travel expenses totaling $3,651.1O were
collected by Cowen and appropriated
to his own use.
Attorney John S. Hornback made
a plea for probation, declaring that
this was Governs first offense. In
DENYING the application the chief
Justice declared that he had been in
formed that the notary public before
whom the certificatiOn had been made
had lost his job and to place Cowen
on probation would make the notary
the only person to suffer from the
transaction. This was not a case
OF single instance of defrauding
the Government, the chief Justice
declared. but a persistent course of
wrong conduct.
The chief justice announced his in
tention Of writing the Attorney Gen.
eral of what he called a growing
practice among notaries public to
make certification of persons appear
ing before them when the persons
did not appear and such action has
resulted in the preparation of a
number Of frauds.
Cowen, according to the report of
the p )bation officer no investigated
the case, used the false vouchers to
cover expenses for himself and his
mother from Takoma, Wash, and also
to defray the expenses of his honey
moon when he married a daughter of
one of the owners of nationally
known hosiery company. The vouch-
ers were not only mae out in Cow.
ems own name, but in the names of
various people. many of whom were
fictitious.
Evening star., 1927-10-08
LADUE MEETS COOLIDGE.
Other Commissions ers Also Received
at White House.

President Coolidge today received
Informally in his Office the three Com
nissioners of the District of Columbia,
who called to pay their respects. This
was the first opportunity Col. Viii.
liam B. L.adue. the Engineer Commits
sioner, who became a member of the
board during the Summer while the
President was away. had of meeting
Mr.. Coolidge.
It was understood that some OF the
more important matters affecting the
District which will probably call for
legislation this coming Winter were
briefly touched upon during this audi
encs.
Evening star., 1927-10-08
"Abie's Irish Rose
To Close Oct. %.
After 5-Year Run
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. October s.-Arter
a record-breaking run of more
than five years, "Abie's Irish Rose"
will leave Broadway when the cur.
tain comes down on it's 2,327th per-
formance on October %, the offices
of A. H. Woods, controlling the
production. announced today.
"Abie's Irish Rose" made a for.
tune for it's author, Anne Nichols.
First performances were received
coldly and for 30 weeks tickets
were sold at cut.rate agency.
1t stayed on as years went by.
and spread throughout the country
and into Canada and Europe.
Evening star., 1927-10-08
BLAST WRECKS BUILDING.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, October s F.-
score of persons were thrown from
their beds but escaped injury when a
three-story brick building occupied by
non-union miners was wrecked by an
explosion today at Clarion, near here.
State police blamed mine union sym.
pathizers for the blast, which was set
off in a basement garage. Frank
Epetta, owner of the building, his wife
and nine children occupied the first
floor, and families of miners employed
at the Pittsburgh Coal Co.'S Warden
Evening star., 1927-10-08
Needle Roams in Girl Body for Years;
Doctor Finally Removes It From Leo

point or the object was brought to
view and extracted-still in one piece
and intact.
When Margaret was an infant. her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam l.. Wood
OF this city. received a package of
needles, odd in the fact that instead
OF being eyed they were /. led at the
end. The theory is that the child swal.
lowed one, as the discovery today il
undoubtedly one of the same kind.
Though shiny steel when, cs it is
supposed. the needle was swallowed.
1t was perfectly bladn when extracted.
Evening star., 1927-10-08

DURHAM, N. c., October 9.-The
mystery Of stabbing. itching darts of
pain which were felt at intervals on
various parts of the body of 13-year-
old Margaret Wooc has been solved.
For a dozen years, slowly wor,'' =
its wa through tissues, muscle, per
haps even bone, a needle. hook-nosed,
today reached the end OF its journey
throlsih human anatomy. Scraping
the 's leg with knife. the black
Evening star., 1927-10-08
Parachutes Save Passengers.

BUCHAREST. Rumania, October s
R.-Parachutes sav the lives of
three passengers when a military
plane crashed at Peris. near Bucha.
rest, yesterday. The. pilot and OBJ.
server were killed.
Evening star., 1927-10-08
Bulgaria Expresses Regret.

London dispatches have reported
that the Bulgarian government ha.
expressed regret to Jugoslavia ovel
the assassination Of Gen. Kovache
witch and the frontier raids by the
Comitadji.
Evening star., 1927-10-08
Others Linked in Plot,
GOMEZ AND HUERTA LINKED.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. October 8 Cp).
Extension of the revolutionary
movement in Mexico, including an al.
lance between Gen. Arnulfo Gomez
and Adolfo de la Huerta. was claimed
Continued on Page 4. Column al
Evening star., 1927-10-08
YAQUI INDIANS JOIN REVOLT.
Federal Troops Take Trail of Warriors
In West.

NOGALES, AriZ., October s R).-
The spirit of revolt continued to blaze
in Western Mexico today as federal
troops anticipated more executions
and set out upon the trail of a band
Of warlike Yaqui Indians, who, the
government admits, have Joined the
uprising against the Calles-Obregon
combination.
Announcement that the Indians,
who only recently abandoned war.
fare against the government, again
had risen in arms, was followed by
semi-official reports received here that
the federal forces had arrested three
half brothers Of Gen. Arnulfo Gomez.
at the old Gomez homestead, near
Nacajoa, Sonora.
Names Are Withheld.
The arrest of the three half broth.
ers, whose names were not made
known. occurred Wednesday and dis.
patches reaching here late last night
declared that by the time the mes.
sages were delivered the trio probably
would have been executed.
Gen. Gomez himself was born at
basconcobi. near Navajoa, and the
family home there has been retained,
although Anulfo left it in 1910. when
ne was one of the first to Join the
revolution of Francisco I. Madero
against President Porfirio Diaz.
The body of Alfonso de Ia Huerta
yesterday was consigned to an un-
marked grave in the civic cemetery of
Nogales. Sonora. The day before AL.
tonso and his companion. Gen. Pedro
Medina, were killed 20 miles south Of
the border as they fought desperately
against $50 Federals.
Others Linked in Plot.
Officials said documents were taken
from the body of Alfonso which not
only showed completely with the re.
volt movement, but linked in the re,-
beiiion the names of some prominsnx
residents of Sonora.
While display of the body Of De Ia
Huerta in the plaza at Nogales, So.
nora, attracted hundreds Of persons
there was no demonstration.
Reports from Vera Cruz told of MI.
merous skirmishes between Gomez
and Federal forces. Rumors that
Gomez had been killed were current.
Obregon supporters in the state
Legislature of Vera Cruz We're said To
have expelled six Senators on charges
of opposing the generals candidacy,
Evening star., 1927-10-08
Five CaIght in Basement.

The five missing men were working
in the basement of the two-stOry build
ing which held the heater plant when
the first floor collapsed upon them.
Without warning the second floor and
then the roof of wood and steel fell
down upon the twisted mass Of brick.
mortar and wrecked machinery.
Three walls remained standing after
the crash. These walls later were
pulled down. With aid summoned
from every available source within a
radius Of Is miles. a volunteer crew
began the rescue work. Means that
came from the debris ceased at noon.
All night acetylene torches bit into
the twisted steel girders, to cut way
to the imprisoned men.
Evening star., 1927-10-08
FIVE STILL MISSING
IN MILL COLLAPSE
At Least Six Lives Lost, 2e
Trapped as Paper Plant
Building Caves In.
By the Associated Press.

APPLETON. Wis. October s.-The
unexplained collapse of the Kimber-
iy Clarke paper mill at Kimberly,
near. here, yesterday, which cost at
least six lives. may have a larger
death list when work of clearing the
wreckage Of twisted steel and fallen
brick is finished.
Five of the 80 who were caught in
the collapse were still unaccounted
for after an all-night search by 900
fellow workmen. laboring under the
glare Of food lights. Company Of
ficials held little hope that they
would be found alive.
Three Saved From Ruins.
Three men were taken from the
ruins alive last night. The men said
they feared they might not be reach =
ed before death came from exhaus-
ton. but they felt fine" and were
uninjured.
They were George Pecan, 49,:
Chester Mauthe, 20, and Albert jan
set, 81; all of Kimberly.
The dead men are: Otto Krueger
%, Kimberly, married, four children; !;
Peter Van Langveldt. 81, Little
Chute, married.; Robert Goffard
Kimberly; John Fiers. 80, Kimberly;
Herman Sprangers, Darboy; Arthur
Brockman, 40. Kimberly. married
four children.
Brockman died late yesterday from
his injuries. Only two of the Is in
jured men lying in st. Elizabeth s
Hospital here are in danger of death
doctors said.
Evening star., 1927-10-08
YANKS ARE LEADING
CORSA|RS, 3 TO |, IN
IN FIFTH INNING Of
FOURTH SERIES TILT.
Babe Ruth Hits Homer With
One On in Fifth to Break
IL Tie and Put His Team
Out in Front.
HILL AND MOORE STAGE
PRETTY DUEL OF PITCHING

Pittsburgh's Defense Shows I'm
provement Over Other Games,
While Stellar Play by Higgins
Fielders Pulls Pitcher Out Of
Threatening Positions Often.
Evening star., 1927-10-08

Radio Pro&rams-Page 80
Evening star., 1927-10-08

20 g. Weather Bureau Forecast)
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight: to.
morrow partly cloudy.
Temperature--High So. at 2:30
pm. yesterday: lowest Ga. at IL am.
today. Full report on page 3.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
YoUrosTowNsKf sLovENsKr Nov1NY

Zisla by sa daka naprava, Wac
policajtov nam treba. Ked' som
bola mallm diey6at 'om Meri-
den, to ma pollsajt 8. hodine
ye6er zastayil, ked som sa do
storn kazal mi ist domov. Tuna
v Campbell yidela som Q III. ho-
dine noel ehlapca asi l5-roene-
no West sa $ diey6at 'om asi 13-
roinym a nikto ich nezastavil.
Spoluobcania a obtanky mali by
pozadoyat' od' mesta lepSi poria-
dok ochranr proti zaSkodn7kom
ktori nemant srdca a l'udskti pra-
ell ma vnivoG obracajn.
Som pozdravom,
citatel' 'ka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17

1spech vel mi 'vtipnon recon- v
obchodnom whore, kde prehovo-
rila D vyzname domaceho hospo-
darstva pre- hospodarstyo sveto-
We. Uviedla, ze " Nemeckn je 10
milionov d0mAcnosti a v mich 10
milionov pracaljicich Han. VlAda
postarala sa mnohe opatrenia k
zjednoduSeniu yyrabania donna
cich zariadeni, GO sa dotyka mno-
hych oborov priemysln a podl a
jej uistenia narodne hospodarstvo
ma . tejto roznmnej iIpravy mac
ny zisk. Vyvolala vel'k6 tlieska-
ME vtipnynn citovanim hiblickych
nemu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
SPoLOtNOST NARoDov A
zENSKA PRA'CA.
citatel'ka

Cd prvych za'Giatkov medzina-
roanej spoluprace usiovaly sa Wy
.nikajiice zeny 2 r6znych oboroy
medzinarodnaho zensktho hnutia
prcsadzovat' v pracach Spolocno-
sti nhrodoy al z;trlimy zien. Zyla-
ste severske narody a Anglicania
vyslali do Zoncvy nickol ko vyni-
ka.jii.ich a zasliizilych postav,
ktore oboru zdravotnictva, w
chovy a propagandy mieru pra-
covaly v r0znych komisiach, TAX
ze pri lanskom jasennom zaseda-
nj sisly sa uz popredne pracov-
nieky a Dol Zeneve skutoeny
zensky snem, ktoremh zasltHila
Amerikanka Chicago Jane Adj
damsova dala tax neobycajne vre-
~ raz prehlascnfm, re muzovia
stavaii cesty zeny ucia deti cho-
dit "po nich.. - Ma. smcasnej ze-
nevskej hospodarskej konferencil
doeielila medzi mymi zenskyml
pracovmitkami nemecka poslan-
kyha dr. Lledersova neobycajnE
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
VANDAIL POTRHALI sLOVEN.
KE VSETKY RUE.


Dosiali SINE Campbell naslc,
dovny dopis:
Vcl'kli krivdu utrpeli- SINE ma
nasom majetkn po tieto dni a me-
mono, sa nikde &napravy dovo.
lat. Vsetky mole krasne ruze,
ktorym som sa nesmierne tesla,
mi niekto potrhal. V nedel'u ma
la som vsetky rllze ,otrhane, osta-
la len jedna, ktora rozkvitla v
stredu. Rano mrz donesie mi ko.
mar polamanx a,sruze MET.
Bola som prI mayoroyi Gordo-
novi OIL 'adom psov, ktorych je
tu moe a behajit l'ud 'om po "a
hradAch. Bol ,ubil napravu, ze
.vyda rozkaz, ably psi neboli pu.
ST ami, ale dosial' MIC. l. 'udia i fen.
sce majll predsa sa ponosujil.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
.byt, ma serblfk caste jsie, asi raz
"a hodinu, jestli nespi, a postup-
ne ma byt navyknuta ku dayaniu
znaku, ze chhe mocit
Plalkanie.

'fazko mozno hovorit' zeby pla-
kanie bolo zvykom Ii diet at a,
nakol 'ko toto je jediny sposob,
ktorym m6ze dat ma javo, We ME-
co chce. Ked sa beba raz nauci,
ze jej plas prinasa iej to, GO 81
priala, m6ze, sa stat re potom
zneuNije t1to vyhodu. Tazko je
odueit Cd tohto zvyku, ale moze
to byt' dosiahnute tym, aby be-
ba mala vsetko potrebne a po-
tom nechat ju plakat', az v pla-
ci zaspi. Jestli ale beba neprestaj-
ne place a to bez vsetkej zremej
prfGiny, vtedy matka moze upodo-
zrievat', ze 'beba je chora. Oby-
eajne btba chce, aby bola vzata
ma ruky aby sa 8 nou hralo, 4
jestli matka to vykona, take die
IA bude samovol ne, pokazene.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
MoGenie do postele.

Medzi niekof'kymi zlozyykmi,
cd ktorych t'azko oducit' kojen-
GOV mlade deti, je al mocenie do
postele. U niektorych starsfch
deti moze to byt' sposobovane da-
kou cuvovou nemocou, ale vo vac
Sine padov pri6ina nachodi sa "
tom, ze diet a v iltlom veku ne.
bolo cviGene ma kontrolovanie
ma.hllra. Starsim det 'om ziadne
tekute jedlo nema byt' davane
pozde popoludni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17

mu srdcu no, voda sa premeni.
la krystal a nepri.jala ma do
svojej hlbky. Vodnik sa smial, II.
kazujilc ma moi krstny kriz ma
hrudi, PLAGUE smiala sa rnsalka
spolu vodnikom.
Teraz nepochopeny, vsetkym
cudzi, ttllam sa svetom, hi 'adaj6c
svoje st 'astie - rusalku. Knazi
ma odhanajii, hovoriac, re sa i'm
vysmievam a lekari ma prosia, a.
by som ich nezdrzoval, lebo ma
uznavajii celkom zdravym - so
srdcom V hrudi...
Me, nevysmievajte sa ruSa.
lick, ony zijii ako prv, len 81 o.
strihaly vlasy, prikryly svo.ju ma
hotu a GasOm sa Zmenia v zeny,
tax ako PRIV, vabia mas V riekach
do tome, .steklia ma vode ma su.
chu kradnii vase srdcia. &
Prel TX
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
Uspavace.

Ziadne uspavace, mamidla ne.
main byt' davanG bebam. Nielen
ze tymto sirene su bacile, leH od
tychto veci diet'a m6ze dostat,'
skaredl podobu. Cicanie prsta je
tiez skaredy zvyk. Palec alebo
hanka ma byt' vzdy vybrata
nst, pozornost' diet'at ma byt'
obratena ma inc, alebo rukavy ma
jl byt' pripravene ku stranam
satociek. .~..
Ia viacere pokolenia tisice slo.
venskych matiek vychovalo svoje
dietky ma Bordenovom Eagle
Mlieku. Spravily to preto, lebo
Eagle Mlieko bolo i'm odporncane
priatel mi, a tiez preto, re ono u
znate bolo "a vel'mi uspokojujh-
ce. LenEe ma nest 'astie mnohe slo-
venSke matky mkdy neDoly upo-
vedomene tom, ze preSo tieto
znamenit6 vysledky boly dosiah-
mute. Eagle Mlieko je tym najjem.
nejsim a najcistejsim eerstvym,
sladkym, bohatym mliekom tym
najlepsim pozorne rafinovanym
cukrom, spravne smiesane tax, a.
by utvorilo tak1 dokonalI potra.
v,r, ktora je tou najlepSou vecou,
| akii m66e matka svojmu kojen-
| covi dat, ked' nema dostatol1
lsvojho vlastneho mlieka.
Citajte pozorne rieto clanky
kazdy tyzde1 a odkladajte 81 ich
ore pripadns upotrcbenie v bn.
ihcnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17

hol sta zvoneekoy, ked traya sta
vala sa makkuGkou, ako koE,lstek
veverice a . jazier yystnpoyala 81.
| va hmla ma yrsky stromov, pri-
l'ahol som do vonnej, zamatovej
travy ma brehu chladnfho iazera.
Ostatny tyzden ma obraz ne
znamej celkom ovladnul, tax ako
v urcity cas- ovladnc jaro zem Y
hlave som NAL jedintl tiIHbu -
vidiet ju, srdcc prosilo hovo-
rit nou. Vecer odchadzal, da-
value cestu tarovnej, 1etnej noci.
Ticha moo, jasna noe. Ticho po.
rusil praskajiuci suchy rakos. Cosi
ma bodlo v srdci... a PRIV, nez som
vyskoGil ma nohy, citil som ma Sc
be opat' upreny pohl'ad. Pri svi-
tie lunneho svetla, po1naly, kolem.
bajic sa celym te,lom, priblizova-
la sa ona; jasnomodry jej Sat Dol
utkany 2 payutiny, ptepleteny
zelenymi chaluchami a cezen pre-
srialo pr,12nt tclo, akoby 'bieleJ
vodnei l'alic. Opat' tie iste oGi,
Dine nehy, obvyklou graNiou
spustila sa ma travu vedl' a nina
hlasom plnym carovnej moci,
zaspievala piesen neznamom d a
Iekom svete, kde V praci je od-
1ych, kde st 'astie chodl spolu S
krasou a laska robi nemozne
noznfm. Vsade bolo ticho, zdalo
ia, ze les, zem al mesiac pocdva-
" jej piesen, zdalo sa, ze al sla-
vik oklHlene ju pocival, ably ju
cano "a rosy vyspieval ! 'ud 'om.
Chcel som Sa k nej pribllzit',
no.. tu $ l'ahkost 'ou nymfy mi
utiekla; smejirc sa mi, tn sa mi
opat priblHovala, drdzdiac ma.
Ma mole prosby. kto ie. preco mi
vtedy uSla, len so smiechom odpo-
vedala:
- Musela som, nepytaj sa...
A znovu sa mi priblizovala,
smiala sa a spievala, spievala
smiala smial sa iou les, zem
aj voda. Jasala ona - lasalo vse-
tko okolo, jasalo al mole srdce.
Vyuzijic okamihu, uchopil som
iu "a ruku, poktsal sa pritiahnut'
iu k sebe, a dopytoval som sa.
Tu roll 'ahol sa vsdial Ike hukot,
lko d 'aleke rachoty hromu, vzdy
silne.Bie a blizsie, akoby laviny
kamenov sa riitily pod nohami.
Zem sa triasla, stromy sa chvely.
Neznama so zahryzenymi bledymi
,ernami, trasilc sa ma celom tele,
ako lapena ryhka, prosila ma:
- Pust' ma! To je moi vlad.
aa!
Ako sialeny. snaziac sa prehlu-
;it' ten demonicky rachot, krical
som: ...
- Kto je "on"? -
Ese silnejjsie sa triasla, oca.
nj, plnymi prosby slzi, rukou H.
kazujiuc ma jazero, septala:
- On, kral', velitel' moi!
PRIV, kym som sa mohol spama.
at, pritiskla sa XII mne ma Okla.
mih, naco sa mi vyrvala a sklzla
artitkavu rozblren6ho jazera.
Rachot hned ustal, jazero sa IL
tisilo stalo sa priezracnym ako
sklo... ..s 49,.
e. Ma dne, svojom palaci ma
sr6ne, obklopeny zabami, celej
svojej vel kosti sedel vodmik. Oci
jeho planuly ziarlivost 'ou a zlo-
bou, miesto SLOW tist vyliezaly
zmije S jedovatymi zihadlami. Y
jeho rukach svist al bic morskej
travy, prerezavajilc vodu ako
priezracnost' eteru. Rusalka H.
kradnutym srdcom taneila, chve.
j1e sa celym telom, tanec Salo.
me. Tenky bic tn tam robil 81 Ia
by ma tele,, bielom ako l'alia. Dar-
mo sa snazila zakryt' svojim te-
1. IL ,,x,,,,xoaS erJioo YoroJ ,zIlnr
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
RUSALKA
Napfsal: Alexander Smirnov.

cdSOm Sd Ilenld HeHy. Lu ZIdu
neho brehu rieky, krutnavy on,
priniesly svoie svodnosti do rice
nych kaviarnl, do klrpel 'ov vi
brehu vel 'kych rick. Teraz ony
crstujn ma lodiach, zaoberajil 81
veslarskym Sportom. tantia fox
trott. No, predsa, ako prv, vabis
y riekach do tone, Stcklia ma yo
de, a m suchu kradnn vase srd
ella.
Bolo to jaro, to JUNE, opoJnt
iaro, kedy vzduch byva napoje.
NJ yonou rozpuknuttkh pnekov a
mladeho zltozelentho listia; ked
sa stava silne.jsfin pocit osamelo
sti nezohriate srdce clive.lsie So
sviera i silnejSie prosi lasku.
V jeden takyrh jasnych, tep.
lych veGerov sedel som V otvore.
nei kaviarni. Nebo pokryvalo zem
svojim modrym blankytom a jas
ne, blyskave hviezdieky osvetlo.
valy d 'aleke mysticke, nam nepo.
chopitel ne cesty. Bolo mi nudno
tax nudno, ako m6ze lbyt' len clio
veku opustenemu, sediacemu "a
stolkom medzi cudzim, hovornym
davom, ziUtcm prazdnym vese.
lynn zivotom.
Tu som pocitil ma sebe cisi al
hy pohl 'ad. Pocitil som no, ale
nevidel; naproti mne, tiez tax o
samela. bielom plASti Sedela da
ma, a malou rilckou utiahnutor
V iasnci. m6dnej rnkayiGke, ukra
jovala husky zmrzliny. Dobre
laskave oci zpod dlhN,h ciernyct
rias svietily neznou zenSkou Ia
skou a boly uprene ma NINA. Nase
zraky sa strictly; ona sa laskave
usmiala a zarazila sa. Pocas hlld
by pocit oval som ma sebe jej mi.
movol ne pohl 'ady. Dorchester "a
hral romancu...
"Vasnivym dlhym bozkom
sleju sa nase usta..' tit roman.
ciu, sblMujncu pribuzne duse.
Pozdvihol som pohar, pozerajhr
ma neznamu. Jej oci sa usmialy
a hlava prisvedeive kyvla. IT, ..''
Skoro sme vysli. Lipova alej
pojovala: jarna noe a svierajuc
pocit osamelosti povzbudzovaly +
smelosti. Slovom ma brehu rieky
v lipovej aleji, kade ona zamieri
la svoje kroky, sme zahovorii.
NepreSlo ami pol hodinky, ked
som boil NJ ocarovany jej zensko
st'ou, ,jei hlasom, ktory sa m
civil ami zdal hlaholom ltlcnycl
zvonov, cudnym septom konvalii
l'nbostnym chvenim fial6k.
Hovorili smc, rozpravali be-
mEania, ci vlastne ona - a j.
som sa opajal yukon jej hlasu
Blizila sa polnoc; kazdou mimi
tou jej tvar temnela, hlas sa "a
Cal chviet', ako napukly striebor
ny zvoncek oci, tie dobre pre-
krasne oci, v. ktoryeh bolo MOI
no citat' svet krasy a poezie =
v Mich teraz prebiehaly prnzky
strachu. Ony blndily po bezoblac
nom nebi.
Tu ma rovy mesiacik nabeho
mracik... Razom v polotemnej Ii
povej aleji, oziarenej svetlom lu
ny, nastala tina; tiez TAX razon
som pozrel ma nebo, a ked' SON
obratil svoj zrak ma neznamu, Mt
bolo jej uz. Len po rieke sa sirily
kruhy, dohanaj1c jeden druhy.
Darmo som ju hi 'adal .cel1 not
po meste vsetko bolo marne
Jej obraz zapadnul mi hlboko dt
srdca, a potion mnoho, mnoho no
ci som stravil bez spanku, hl'a
da.idc ju vsade.
Cas- isiel. Why siveho Dunaj,
mnoho vody odniesly do mora
mnoho prespievaly novych piesn
rybarom o minulosti, mnoho Gln
kov prevratily ia som stall
ztracal schopnosti k praci, barv.
81 ,yyncnh1v ctnian ca nnhrv1 pro
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
Cvicenie mechura.

0 moe Wac obt 'azne je naucit
kojenca kontrolovat' svoj mechn.
rik. Vo vseobecnosti pouzivany
ma byt' ten isty sposob aky boil
spomcmty V predosIom tlanku.
Rozumie sa, ze beba kladena ma
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
Zdar, ktory rastie .:.. ~NQ l
kazdym preslym tyzdnom

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