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New Britain herald., 1927-09-23
SIZE OF POLICE FORCE

Many critics who expect the police force to be wizards Of efficiency are strangely silent when it is q question Of how many policemen there should be in tho city 10 obtain the 100 per cent efficiency they demand. For years il has been bruited about in the public prints that the city re- qrires larger number of policemen 10 patrol the city properly and give the taxpayers proper service. Re quests for more policemen continue 10 be heard at least annually but so long is policemen require salaries there undoubtedly will be q certain reluctance 10 provide T tuIl com pIement. At the same time almost anybody. without thinking hard about it. knows of work that the policemen ought 10 perform.
 The GG policemen and l2 officers that function in New Britain pro- vide One policeman 10 approximately every 1000 persons. There are those who claim that the ideal police foroo would b" one officer 10 every 500 persons. Cn this basis, New Britain has only half as many bIuecoats as it ought to have; but there is no probability at all that if .yin ob- tam tsire Inc present number post haste.
 Every possible means has been taken 10 saf. poHc.mon. Tho ezten- sion Of inc sl2naG uahis is bascauy an n0ort 10 o&er.ie- economy in the employment or traffic policemen, and Chief tr#rt nlls lis tla. tas He- nal system Saves tarac mon at each uea1. So far as ~- at. a"arn, ho~- ,."or, nobody makes tIe claim that 'h" signal Ieh's are az oGai.n' as 'iroe traffic officers a, .ara uah. @oud be.-ar from l' Not as efficient ae ona in fact. A service r.uder.a 'ae public 1g
 aa po-r. however, which should naser na overlooked is 't. pro'ac'Jou ajs.n school cW1r.n a' daucarous
 roa.ars h various sections Of if, city, No.hi.@ Heasas parents so
 Huch aa tue pro',njon thu af.
 orIe1 There should m-~er la g 'aoagH' Of d.c,.#..ng tMs pro'.a- lion; if ta.hsr should b. 'zHra.1
 aa.ra u~tHre Such protection cn atu# iwm ranle parents 10 l., mentally at ca-e when rmJr olu. aro a,. af school. sud aiHr. sine a...1.r'a .s ao' @amn. ar~ rdM a.oa.a.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23
DEMOCRATIC WEST
 MAY BACK SMITH
Leaders in Party Conference
 Today

ogden, Utah. Sept. 23.--tPi- Western democratic leaders were here today for the opening of d conference 10 discuss "big problems of the party" including unity in the west and the endorsement of a pres idential candidate.
 Although an invitational letter sent to prominent democrats in a dozen states failed to mention any particular candidate, Fred w. John son of Wyoming, who will preside at the first session, said he expected Governor Al smith of New York would be endorsed for the presiden- tial nomination.
 Withdrawal of William G. Me- Adoo has cleared the field" John son said on his arrival from his home at Rock Springs. There is no other candidate"
 l.. F.. Dillingham;, state democratic chairman of Idaho, cn route here. predicted that Governor Smith would receive 1he full support of at least ten western states.
 The first potential candidate fo- the presidential nomination to ar pear here was l.. H. Francisco O. san Diego, Calif., who recently an nounced his candidacy. He told Johnson that he would attend the sessions and might have something to say"
 Francisco has been active for sev- eral years in democratic circles at san Diego. His friends expressed surpris" when he announced he fiOn
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23

larly except the C. l.. X r. Co,
 Says one commentator: The transfer is designed to divorce the street railway business from the electric power company in order to enable the Connecticut Light &s Power Co. to represent itself as not engaged in the street railway busi- ness"
 From this it can be seen that the C, l.. X r. Co. will no longer bc in the street railway business between Bristol and Plainvillc; 1t will only own the company which owns and operates the street railway business.
 You may not be able to under stand all of this, which may be proof that everybody cant be a Philadel- phia lawyer.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23
.'~' liIING" THE BRISTOL.
 ELECTRIC LINE

Iaa Bristol a rlatusTi. l1.ofar Co. and taa Iai.'al Traction 70, ar. aafu o"e.a Uy fae CouaenIen Ij@a' .. Power Co. Hence wuu t5. Street hallway rights Of tau F.. & f. l. co. ara sold 10 fha F. r. Co. tha r. l.. & r. Co. ts dlI owning th, entire shooting maf,H.
 | is nae pIaaae part or t1s con- tents 0. the nH hand troa..ra pocE- "t into inc right hand trousm pocket
 Nobody opposed tho proposed aal. .l the hearing before the Public lfiIihs7 Commission; and in truth, the sale concerned nobody parIcu-
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23
Pleads Not Guilty
 or 4 Aesoultinr Wife

Tn police court this morning Peter Nwntyk, aged 24. Of 37 Erwin Place, pleaded not guiity 10 the charge Of breach Of tho peace and assauting his wife, and asked that his case be confinucd until tomorrow morning SO that he could engage counsel. Judge M. D. SaXc granted his re- qnnet and bonds were set at sl0h.
 Sergeant T. J. Fecncy arrested Em"fyk about G:30 this morning on warrant. Early yesterday morning Mrs. Kmoryk complained that she had been assaulted, and her hus- band was warned by the police. Later the warrant was issued.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23
STRAP HANGERS IN SPAIN

Madrid. Sept. 2@.--fP)-Thc com mutcr and competition have combin- cd 10 cause the transportation busi- ness 10 pay T profit in Barcelona, spain. Ten years ago the tramways carried all the people that cared to go anywhere and the fare registers rang up only 14,0t6, ,0o0 pcsctas a year, Today there are the tram ways, two subway systems and an autobus line and conductors ring mp near lv 25,160. GOO pcsntas. Fares are low CT and service is better.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23
Tl\\IN'S VICTORY

Dnly S'tDIIN DL lIIiI' SippJ b'- tween Gene Tunney and defeat at the hands Of Jack Dempsey in the dramatic seventh round of their en- counter for the worlds champion ship. And it was q long count. Perhaps had the counting started promptly the cx-marlue might have been counted out, or at least, he would not have the advantage Of an additional fow seconds in which to shake off his grogginess and again meet the challenger. But once back on his feet he had seen and with stood the apex Of Dempsey's power. From that time on it seemed as if Dempsey had exhausted himself and was unable to continue the pace
 The Fash over Dempscy's eye proved an apt target for Tunneys' blows toward the end Of the battle. That this wound and the pounding inflicted upon it contributed consid- erabiy to Deupsey's defeat there seams no question. \ prizcnghter is prohibited by the rules from hitting q foul but he can belabor an open wound 10 the limit Of his punch and no question arises SIS 10 the sports manship Of such a proceeding.
 Tunnev undoubtedly won because he had the power 10 recover from inc terrific laoiug and near-hnorE- out Of ths seventh. whereas Dempsey had less power 10 recover after he had expended his ,nersje+ in ;he dramatic seventh. Difference in age possibly was a factor
 It vas q terrific contest. perhaps "'he battle os 'ha ages" ID far as memory gos* at least. Toanov aon. not because hv r. a better 0ehtor than Dempsey ~as in his host yeors but because he has fhe edge On bIm today. Some Of tFc ugor and might c: the fieer t- gone rom Jamrs.y not enough 10 notice of hand. rc~. haps. hu. aat enough 10 riTn il. prasent caamp.oa tho shade of s9. pr.macy.
 Domps@ pownuitv Of eoar@ ala due .o ta. .a4rae-oae m.nuer ir which le attempted roma-Iacl The putl.r i- .ars so ermuataiu 9ith the 4a9ur dog trgma to e. hack ar Da9 f.r tun@ m4at hp uni sorsal r-ans.Goon Of fHe raor fm Tgme9 HauGs .sgr.. and aa. proy.n II cn tso n.. .5ue wu rampss" Ue may ros '.,5 l.a and ahaul.1s aua.a 5a. rhaI.n2.r 6g, hn Ie .nnn Ie has not #ror,l Eroca-o4' in 'ae rp ongaur,.n and nearly too. tla ro1a' lmaac but aa has 'h. aeruna. The e'ayia. power which is a ury i.nrorao factor in hotoz g chuuraa Gentle man Gene has fully pro.o n. tr eu titled 70 1ar nur
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23
SENT TO PRISON

Los Angeles, Sept. 23 iP,-B. Frank Wood, of Muskogec. Okla. who with his three brothers was by the government 10 hay e led promotions in which $20,O00. - 900 was extracted from investors. pleaded guilty today 10 eleven counts of using the mails to defraud and was sentenced 10 six years i'm - in LeavenWorth fcdera rcnitontiary. He also was fine l
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23
Hurley of State Police
 To Speak to Bankers

The New Britain chapter, A. |. E.. has been fortunate in securing Robert r. Hurley head Of the state police department, to speak next Tuesday evening at its open ing meeting Commissioner Hurley will speak on his experiences in the state police department.
 The meeting will be held in Grot- to hall and eight diplomas will be presented 10 graduates by Roger !. Larson, president of the local chap fer,
 Refreshments, entertainment and dancing will be enjoyed after the meeting.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23
QUESTIONS ANSWERED

You can get an answer to any question Of fact or information by writing 10 the Question Editor New i Britain Herald, Washington Bureau, ! 1922 New York avenue, Washington. | D. C., enclosing two cents ill stamps | for reply Medical. legal and marital 1 advice cannot be given, nor can extended research be undertaken. All other questions will receive q personal reply Unsigned requests cannot be answered, All letters are confdcntial.-Edit i Q. What is inc name Of tn" book from which tho motion picture Three Bad Men, IS taken?
 A. "Oyer the Border. by Her man Whitaker.
 Q. Do United States gold coins contain their full value in pur" gold?
 A. When the coins leave inc hints they are worth their face value in gold
 e. Were the Archduke Fcrdt- naud of Austria and his wife as sas~inated on tho same day. A Yes.
 Q. What is the origin of the title "Prince of Walrs"2
 A. The title now born" by the eldest son Of the sovereign Of Great 1 Britain. was first conferred on ! Prince Edward, afterward Edward II. in 1901 The idea of making Wales an appanagc for the heir ap- parent seems 10 have originated with Edward IT. who in l%33, in vested his son the Black Prince with l the principality, and from that time tne title has been borne by the eldest son Of the rcgniug king. The Prln- i cipalIty of Wales has usually been 1 bestowed by patent investuro, though in few instances the heir | 10 the throne has become Prince Of Wales simply by being so declared.
 Q. l. there no way 10 identify inc Unknown Soldier buried at Ar ! lmpton com"'cryH | \. His identification disk was lost. and the body was unrccoenlz- able by any of his comrades. It was : chosrn. because if could not b" idcn- tned. to represent thousands of un- ] known dead in the world war.
 Q. Who wrote the Prisoners Song2
 \. Guy Massey wrote in" song, taking it from old southern noun tain ballad
 2. To what race do tho Afghans l belong?
 A. The Iranic race,
 2. What is nitrogIycerinc and how is it made?
 A. It ia an explosive substance discovered by SoOrcro in 1hAT. It's use as an explosive remained md"- ycIoped until 1869 when Alfred : Nobel devised 'a practical method of making il on q commercial scale. At about the same time MoWbray i succeeded in manufacturing nitro plycarjnc in Massachusetts and transporting 1t safely in frozen statc. If is made by running rom 910 to 230 pounds Of pure glycnrIh into 1,50O pounds Of mixed acids consisting Of three parts by weight of concentrated sOlphuric acid and two parts by weight of concentrated uitric acid.
 Q. How far is if from San Fran cisco to Nladivoslok, Siberia? A. Approximately ,, 225 miles.
 c. Is Jack Mulhall, the motion picture actor, married" A. Yes to Evelyn Winans.
 e.. What quota of immigrants does the United States ailot 10 tho Dominion of Canada?
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23
GOVT. TO COLLECT S6OO,OOO AS TAX Both Dempsey and Tunney Must
 Pay Big Levy

Washington, Sept. 2$ GP)-Gncic sam was one of the biggest winners in Tex Richards Chicago show. The bout will net the government more than $GOp.o0n. according to treasury estimates today.
 If Tunney gets s1,Ooo,o0o as re- ported, he must pay $241, 133 i'll in come taxes.
 Dempsey, married gladiator has q greater exemption on ms %43p,Upp' but his tax will run 10 $103,55S.
 The government also collected 10 per cent tax Of the gate receipts Preliminary estimates indicated thlS would net another $250,600.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23
! VICTORY FOR IC\ING

CT five con t'1'iou5l aru"lura'e offered 'o "a yl..rs Of New Jersey by means or r..arndum ai but one-itat ouro"armE mgulaipaII- ties 10 enact zonIae ordtnanc,s- were de.eato1
 And among ta~ oonHuta.onal amendments delea'ed aae thc Itn- publican "torm rHtananG" ~ldcb woula have through eghrmmorI aIecfions into pr. si1eaual yrars tl# making il easier to elect Republican governors.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23
Freckles, Tan, PimpIes
 Easily Discarded

When skin becomes discolored from wind or sun, and your face and arms ar" fre"klrd, tanned or pmpled, it is plrasant 70 know that by using purn mcrcolIHed wax yOu can remove such de fleets quickly and surely. Procure an ounce al any drug store and use as d. re,t"d. The wax gently absorhs the thin outer cu'icle, removing all blemishes like liver spots. large pores, freckles, pmplcs. tan and other defects The new under skin quickly appears soft and smooth. with the clean, natural beauty of a young girl Mercoliaed wax brings out the hidden beauty. To quickly remove wrinkles and other age lines, use this face lotion: 1 ounce powdered saxo!te and l half pint witch hazel.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23

The official statement has been promulgated in Washington that men spend more on their clothes than women. This must be further proof that the nation still contains too many bachelors who have no better halves to do their clothes buying for them.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23

\ Cheerful Item From the Day,
 News "The elephant crops above normal" |" we see; We'll that's q relief, folks, to you and to me. Though prices of fuel and foodstuffs are steep Saving on elephants helps us heap,
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23

Dr. M. r. J.:
 It had been q tough day on the conductor.
 All day long he had squrmel his way up and down the ai,l" of the trolley saying, Fares, please; fares, pl'"so."
 When he finished the last run, h" wa q wreck.
 As he walked along inc street toward his home, he muttcred 10 himself: Fare, faro, fare, farc' wish 10 goodness I'd never hear that grucsomn word again."
 His wife met him at the door. Hurry mp and wash,' she said, "The church is giving q fair--' His lunch-kit bounced off hel head and broke the clock,
 You tell 'cm AcSOp,
 Look before you leap
 -Ncls X. Hansen
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23
Their Little Srhpmc'

Now that fall is here" said Howard Atwood. i've are going ,hostnuttiug and we're going 10 take Margie along iust 10 look at sIo trees"
 "Mhy?"
 "Eecausc any nut will fall for h"r."
 -CurOl r. DrlUrgh
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23

Bright Girl Maxson works my Algebra; Dorc writes my themes; Walter my biology Notcbook-rcams and rcams! For this service ! remit Compensation ample Each Of them receives tspot cashl 4 kiss for each example! Learning is a lovely thing. Wisdom is q treasure ,,' When girl is wise. like mc, study is 2 plcasur" ,,,'
 Maxine Hoch
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23
Medical Neck ing.

fAs found in The Fun Shop Joke Factory)
 Patient: "You arc certainly a wonderful man on spinal work. How did you eyer become so prohcicnt" Chiropractor: '1 had several years experience buttoning my wifc's dresses up the back
 IL. & H.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23
Iool, Before You L"ap..

 Dear Mr. Judoil
 All morning Mrs. Wagner has been ironing liuscri"--h"r own, her three daughters and that Of the girl friend who had been visiting there for two weeks
 Teddic after teadic. scanty after scanty she iron"d, and the pile did not seem to diminish In despair she turned to the laundry bag and counted the shirts that had to be ironod after the lingerie was done. Nineto"n,i
 Just then th" doOrhcll rang. 4 raisin salesman waited for the door 10 open. Mrs. Wagner opened it. Have you had your iron today?' he asked. She wrapped the nearest chair around his neck.
 Aesop was right.
 Look before you lrnp'
 II. F. Dagmar
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23

Chiropractor: sure l can cure n headache by adjusting the spine. This will hurt q little, though, and set il again. What part of your head is hurting you2
 Patient: "Well-thata funny-lt was aching just q minute ago.'
 --Dorothy Rasch
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23

Nowadays "ny-by- night" is a letter tat is delivered l,NNa miles away next morning.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23
xsnbe, ot in, A,s,eJat,1 Prest

Tho Associated Press ie exc lslt ely eu- titled to the use ioi republication ul all news credited 10 t or mol otherwise credited ;n this paper and also local news published therein.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23
Mcnhc, Audi, Bureau or Circulation

The A. B. C. Is national org4nlZauon which furnishes newspapers and adFeT- Users with strictly honest ana.ysis oi circulation. OuI circulation Etatlstlcs are based upon ths audit This insuret pro tection agatn.t fraud iu newspaper d'e- trlbution figure. to both national ana Ioca! advertlsers
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23

No crusade ever succeeded if its packers were interested only in the principal Of the thing.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23

So far as we are able 10 judge, McAdoo needs no successor. The donkey needs liuament, not an irrtant.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23

What we have found out Is that California grapes do not necessarily arow in California
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23

The only profitable advertising medium in the City. Circulation bouks and press room always open 10 advertisers
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23

It seems strange that man who could think Up a Dawes plan for all of Europe cant think up one for himself.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23
| serious Matter.

Fred: My uncle's going 10 have his neck adjusted next week" Bert; "Aw, who told him to have that done?" Fred: The iudge."
 -F. F. Gilman Copyright 1927, Reproduction
 FOrbiddcn)
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23
When Black Is Read
In the Pantry

TIT TTT TITTTy- When the dish pan ran away with the spoon. His kin, and likewise his kith. Stopped him next morning 10 ask: "Who was that ladlc we seen you with?"
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23

ust a replacement. It takes at least three to gain ground.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23

If the company will employ none but young mon, perhaps fl already has enough old men for all the big jobs.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23

Florida boasts Of the way her fruit is picked, but then she hasn't any earthquakes to shake fl down.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23

Americanism; Scoding the kids for being as they. are; being secret ly thankful they aren't as you were.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23

The Herald is on sale daily in Ne.' York al Holdings Newsstand. Times Square. Schultzt Ne~sstands. Entrance Grand Central. i2ud Street
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23

No man is ready for liberty until he can patronize a cafeteria without picking up more than he can eat.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23
Terrible Language.

Jackson; 50 your husband plays golf, How is his stance?"
 Mrs. Ross: 'I don't know what you mean"
 Jackson: How does he address the ball."
 Mrs. Ross: "I wouldn't dare to repeat it."
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23

Honey seems almost to repel flies when compared with the way bull market attracts suckers.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23
New Britain Herald
 HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY

Issued Daily Sunday Excepted, At Hsrald Bldg. 67 Church Street
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23

The T told you so's' seem 10 be in the majority.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23

Daughter Is old enough to be called Miss" if 9 pimple on her nose will keep her from q party.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23
FALLS TO HIS DEATH

New York, Sept. 23 LP}- An effort 10 improve his radio aerial for bet ter reception of the TunneyDemp- sey fight broadcasting caused the death of stephen Yost, 34, last night lie fell four stories to th" roof Of an adjacent building and was dead when physician arrived.
 Clara Bow in Hula" begins Sun day at strand. .--adVt.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23
FactsondFuncies

To make people less lawless, make less law.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23
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The simple and obvious solution is 9 system Of elevators that will turn all roofs into parking space. EnFlronment is cycrythnc. Some where there is a town so small that you could be an important citizen in 1t. Not" 10 hunters: If you remain this side of tho border, guide isn't so likely 10 resemble q deer.
 statesman is one who sees into h" futur" and realizes that the hines" are now using one another for sparring partners.
 The pursuit Of happiness. as tho Fathers meant if, didn't include the pursuit Of the other fellows happi- ness
 Correct this sentcncn: My hus- band is sensible man" said she, and doesn't mind if l Go look slop- py at homc.'
 Copyright, 1927, Publishers
 Syndicate.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23

"Yale professor has found hun dr"d-foot worm.' Probably just q pedestrian caught lE q steam roller
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23

and two backs," Waiter: "But this poor bird has been 10 q chiropractor, slr!"
 Alfred T. Graham
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23

That Chicago prize ring was no place for q warlike mosquito
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23

The champion at kidding himself IS the man who buys. knowing he won't he able to pay. and still feels honest.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23
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 MAXSON nXKALL JtOUl

Send all communications 10 Fun Shop Editor, care of the New Britain Herald, and your letter
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23
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New Britain herald., 1927-09-23
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Diner: "You call this thing n chicken? Why, it has three necks,
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23

Entered at the Post Ofnce st New Brit ain as Second Class Mai Matter.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23

Mr, Hoover isn't an active candi- date, which is proof that the country isn't in bad enough fix 10 interest him.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23

Bu-lpest IIIft ...- F-5 Editorial ROums .... S2G
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23

SUBSCRIPTION RATES SSo0 Year.
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New Britain herald., 1927-09-23

Copyright, 1927, Publishers
 Syndicate.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23
Bright Girl

Donald \. Clouth
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-23
Jezisko... ysak mamo, al mne do

Jezisko... vsak mamo, al mne do
nesie!
Tieto slova plynnly prosto, ale
70 srdca. To vycitila al Mara, a
bolo iej vel mi t'azko. Ach, cht-
d'a!... Keby vedelo... Ale ME, ME-.
Hriech vel Ky by bol jej tilto je-
dinn radost' zkazit. Ale co jel
dat'9 Sotya nm staei ma zivobytie
a tn este dar! "Ach, Zuzka mo-
ia, y vzdychla zhlboka. Done
sic al tebe, donesie' rieRla nez-
no a iej NAL ihlavku privinula k
srdcu... Dlho ju drzala objati,
bozkayala slzami polievala til
neyinnn tvaricku. Ked Sd utisi-
ly, Zuzka znovu prehoyorila:
Mamo, kedy budeme jest +?
Mara sa strhla. Citila, re je vim
ma, re pre- svoJe trapne mysllen-
ky zabudla ma diet a. Vstala, u
trelassi oei a ma stol polozila tep-
Iii polievku. Sadla 81 ma predosle
miesto. Vzala spevni1 - vzdych-
la - a zacala sa modlit': "Slava
na yvsost 'ach Rohu. Otcu ySeho
milosrdenstva... -
Prave dokonGila, ked' buchly
ulicne dverce a ozvaly sa dlhe,
'ahke kroky... Mara sa zadivila :
kto to moze byt'. dnes, ma Stedry
vecer?
Dvere sa otvorily a Mara uz bo-
la v naruci vchadzajucemu muzo-
vi. Jej perry sa triasly, nemohly
Wac vypovedat', len: each, muz
moi!..." Ale tychto slovach bo-
10 vsetko: prekvapenie, radost ,
laska.
Zuzka prekvapenim hl'adela
ma tento vyiav. Ale len "a cas-, bo
druhom okamihu bola NJ tiez V
naruci otcovOm..
Mara sa ticho divala na nich,
oci jejj slzily, ale cd radosti -
ked riekla:
- VidiS. Zuzka moja, toto Je
tyoi vianocny dar, toto t! DOME
sol JeziSko!...