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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-08
WIN S TITLE
Cody Leaves Vanderbilt
After Taking Net Crown.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March s.
Josh Cody's last gift to Vanderbilt
was a basketball team that few
days ago won the championship of
the South.
After eleven years, Cody leaves
Vanderbilt to accept a job as head
coach at Clemson College.
Cody starred for Vanderbilt as an
athlete for three years ending 1919.
He was acclaimed one of the greatest
three-sport stars ever developed in
Dixie.
In 1923 he became assistant foot
ball coach, basketball and baseball
coach.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-08
MICHIGAN
AN N EXES
HON S
Wolverines Cinch Big Ten
Net Crown by Downing
HaWkeyes.

BIZ Times Special
ANN ARBOR, Mich, March s.
Ann Arbor went wild here Monday
night when Michigan University's
Wolverines won the Big Ten Con-
ference basketball championship by
defeating Iowa, 1929, in thrilling
overtime tilt, the final contest of the
season for the locals.
The Hawkeyes surprised the locals
with a wonderful defense coupled
with accurate goal sniping and at
the completion of the initial period
the visitors were ahead, 1917.
Led by Captain Chambers, the
Wolverines evened up the count and
surged into the lead, only to be
overtaken by the Hawks just before
the final gun.
- Chambers again demonstrated his
ability to act in a pinch, scoring two
field goals in the overtime session.
The score at the end of the regula-
ton playing time was 27-all. Sum-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-08
Purdue Defeats
Northwestern

BIZ Times Special
EVANSTON, Ill, March S.-Ward
Lambert's Purdue meters dropped
Northwestern here Monday night,
1886. The more accurate passing
and shooting of the Hoosier five was
the downfall of the Wildcats.
Cummins and Hodges boosted the
Boilermaker stock up high, the pair
sinking field goals from all angles
and sides. Hodges sank eight while
Cummins was responsible for seven.
The visitors led at the half, 1915.
Gleichman starred for the Wildcats.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-08
S. S. RIVALRY NET CLASH

The South Side Turner's ana Y 81
II. A. basketball teams will NEE.
Communal Hall, Thursday ner.
The game is the second Of two ar
nual rivalry battles between Or
south side rivals. The Turner's wo.
the first game.
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BOXING WRITER'S ELECT
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. March s.-Wilbur
Wood, OF the New York Sun. was re-
elected president OF the Boxing
Writer'S Association at the second
annual meeting. Len Wooster,
Brooklyn Times, was elected first
vice president; Harry Cross. Herald
Tribune. second vice president; Ed
ward Forbes. Brooklyn Eagle. sec
rotary; Sam Taub, Telegraph, record.
ing secretary. and Marty Berg,
Bronx Home News, treasurer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-08
MARS HILL BASEBALL

An important meeting of the Mars
Hill baseball team will be held at 8
o'clock next Monday night at the
Mars Hill hotel. All players who
performed on last seasons team and
any others desiring tryoIts are urged
to attend.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-08

Another worlds track record is
likely to be broken by southern
California athlete this year. This
one is the high jump record.
Henry Coggershall, who jumped
6 feet 5 7-16 inches on his first
trial this year, Is out to set new
mark. He has few inches higher
to go, but believes he can do it
this season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-08
LEADING IN BIKE RACE
Mcnamara, GeOrgetti Still Pacing
Field i'm Six-Day Contest.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, March S.-Mc-Na-
mara and Georgetti were leading the
field today at the thirty-fifth hour
of the six-day bike race. They mad
covered COG miles. Horder and Nc
Beath were holding second place with
COS miles 6 laps. The record is 7o4
niles 9 laps, made by Camerson and
Kaiser in 1915.
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10 uncover

several years ago
hut out the Detroit Tigers without
hit or run, not a man reaching
rst base.
It was one of the greatest pitched
ames I ever have umpired. Robert
on, as recall it, was pitching his
list year in the American League
Ind turned in the remarkable per-
Drmance during the first month of
NloU
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-08
KANSAS CITY A. c. LOSES

BIZ United Press
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March S.
Ivanhoe defeated the Kansas City
Athletic Club basketball squad in
one of the most thrilling games seen
on local courts this season, "a to %.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-08
with Billy Evans

|=7T. PETERSBURG - Seemed
IN like an American League
- homecoming day when 1
talked into Waterfront Park at st.
petersburg to give the Boston Braves
he Once-over.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-08
FORTY-FIVE REPORT

BV United Press
EVANSTON. H.. March S.-lot
five football candidates have rcuo'
ed for spring training at North, O..
ern University.
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johnson, center.

in the regional are Montezuma, At
tica and Bowers. The Tiger Cubs
are favored to take the honors. The
seasons record shows that the club
won fourteen games and lost six.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-08

Hello Dill, was
a welcome sound
to a stranger. ]
turned to see Char
ley Robertson, for
mer pitcher for the
Chicago White Sox
a n d st Louis
Browns.
To jog your mem
DRY, if you have
for & OF t e n the
event, C h a r ! e y
Robertson was the
young man who
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-08

AVALON, Catalina, Island, CAL
The first real baseball game Of the
season on Catalina Island will take
place this afternoon. Manager Nc
Carthy has announced he will split
the players into two teams and send
them over the regular route for the
purpose Of looking at the recruits in
action.
SHREVEPORT, La.-Seven more
ball players have entered the Chi
cago White Sox training camp. Six
of them-Johnny Mostil. Will Bar
rett, Roger Peckinpaugh, Earl
Shelly, Aaron Ward and Elmer
Jacobs are figured as regulars. The
other is left-handed recruit pitcher
from Los Angeles named Barnabe.
SARASOTA, Fla.-Andy Cohen.
infielder and Ed Kallina, rookie
pitcher, were released under option
to the Buffalo International League
club by the New York Giants, as the
last payment in a deal which
brought Fresco Thompson to the
Giants.
NEW ORLEANS, La.-Bill Car
rigan, new manager of the Red Sox,
got into uniform himself Monday for
I I =. 4
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MITT BOUTS
S. S. Turner Boxers Win
Majority of Honors.

South Side Turner boxers won the
lions share of the honors at Mon
day nights city and county anna
teur boxing championships at Tur-
ner Hall. Four fighters sporting
Turner colors breezed through to
titles.
The N. A. G. U. and indianapolis
Athletic Club each had one boxer in
the winning class while one unat-
tached fighter won in his division.
ALTHOUGH knocked out by his op-
ponent, Martie Lee, Fairbanks
Morse scrapper. was awarded cup
for displaying the best sportsman
ship.
The yexu CITY champions:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-08
Fights and Fighters

BROOKLYN-Tony Canzoneri defeated
California Joe Lynch ten rounds; decision
They are bantamweights.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-08

BROOK1YN-Tony CanZonerl defeated
California Joe Lynch; ten rounds; decision
They are bantamweights.
BOSTON-Al Mello, Lowell. Mass. de-
feated George Kid Lee. Worcester: ten
rounds: decision.
~ PTTTSBURGH-A Corbett. Cleveland
kieatherweight, defeated Tommy Crowley
Zen ROUNDS: decision.
BAITTMORE-Vince Dundee scored a
technical knockout over Eddie Burnbrook,
Camp Holabird in eleventh round.
PHILADELPHIA-Tom West, Tren-
ton scored technical knockout over Ri,
cardo Romano, Philadelphia. in third
PERTH AMBoY. N. Joe Legray
Johnstown. Pa. defeated Pete Scortino; de.
cision; eight rounds.
NEW YORK-Charley Picker weller.
weight, scored technical knockout over
Young Frankie: fifth round.
SCRANTON-=Ty Coleman, West Scran-
ton, defeated Billy Kelly. New York: ter
CINCINNAT Roberts, Hunt
ington, W Va. beat Alex Simms of To,
ledo, and Bobby Rendely, Toledo. defeated
TOn1fnp OLoughlin. Chicago, in ten-rounc
DAYToN-Merle Ate. Indianapolis
agrft a twelve-round draw with JohnnJ
100.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-08

observation-disclosures NILSSON. Lyle
(Northwestern) Mackay. Field goals -
INorthwestern) Gleichman 8. Rusch 2,
Fisher 2, Johnsos 2. Foul GOALS Purduel
8: Northwestern Gleichman 5. Johnsos 4,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-08

BOSTON-Al Mello Lowell. Mass. de-
feated George Kid Lee. Worcester: ten
rounds: decision.
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Bausman's proteges won the victory
brick from the strong Washington
five and defended it for six games,
losing it by one point in the seventh
game to Rushville.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-08

Michigan (31). Iowa (29).
Oosterbaan ...... # .......... Twogood
Harrlgan + Pnllllps
Mccoy .......... C....... Van Duesen
Substitutes-( Michigan) none: Gowal
Mcconnell. Field goals = (Michigan)
Oosterbaan l, Harrigan l, Mccoy 8, Cham
Van Duesen 5. Wilcox 4. Hogan 2. Foul
goals-( Nichigan) Harrison 4. Petrie l,
Chambers 6; (Iowal Van Duesen L. Will
cox 1, Mcconnell /.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-08

FIyweight. Tracy Cox a., A. c.; ban
tamweight, Louis Goldstein IN, A. G. ~;
ieathedweight. Able Cohen e, 81 r. we, vel
weight, Amos Cant Is. s.. To, middle
weight. Max Farabee (unattachedl light
heavyweight Kenny Roberts Is. ;. IT,.
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81 PTTTSBURGH-Al Corbett Cleveland
featherweight, defeated Tommy Crowley
Aen roun6s: decision.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-28

znamy laryngolog dr.. L4andol v
ParMi. DR.. Uandol zaoberal sa
vel mi podrobne dejinami flo
zofiou kostymu a dospel k zave-
ru, re kostym je rezultatom soci-
alneho zivota urcitej epochy. Pre-
to predstavuje kostym kazdeho
obdobia nieco nutneho, dobou j
pomerami l'udom vniiteneho. Ka-
IDA etapa V dejinach koNymova-
MIA l'udi je vyrazom urcitej eta
py dejinach mravu, a stvislost
medzi sposobom, akym sa l'udia
obliekaji a dobou, V ktorej zijn,
je tax ilZka ze m6dne vystrelky
ktort sa nacaS njimajii, zmizni
rychlo, alebo sa priSp6sdbujt eel
kovym poziadavkam. V pritom-
nej dobe sme, svedkami zmeny
kostymn. BeM 0 d6lezitil a hiStO-
rickii zmenu. Kratke sukne a
kratke vlasy zien ME sl ziadnou
prechodnou m6dou, lebo tieto
zmeny ma.jtl raz nutnosti, niitono-
sti, ktore charakterizujl vzdy
kazdn mcnu kostymu Oznacenie
"m6da" mozme preto W.T. 'aho-
vat len ma niektore pcdrobnosti
moderneho odevu ale to, co tvorl
zaklad: krat'ke sukne, caste pou-
zfvanie nohavic, hlavne pri por-
te, kratke vlasy, to vsetko sGvisl
so zmenou sp6sobu zivota. He
slom dneska ie: praktiekost', ry-
chlost a trvanlivost obleku a l.
cesu. Ak sa ma zcna takto upra-
woNat', nesmie byt' zdrzovana
copom dlhFch vlasov a Sirokon
,llhou suknou. Vyzor modernej
zeny zostane preto pre- dohl 'adml
dobu Nnezmeneny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-28
Is. JANUARA 1927

KIM.
Drnhym vynAlezom srbskeho
mechanika je model novel vzdns-
nej tllrbiny, ktora proti obdob-
nym vynalezom cudzfn ma VEL
ke prednosti. Ide vertikalnu
turbfnu, ktora ma 4 krydla ho-.
re maly regulator podobe pra-
porku. Prednosti turbiny sil, Ee
moHe vyuEit 80 percent silly ye-
ira. Krone toho turbfna funglrje
nezayisle ma sile vetra a smene
vetra. Vynalezca priklada tejto
turbine vel'ky vyznam a tvrdi,
e v mechanike vyvola hotovfl
revolticiue q prinesie l'udstvu mno
no who'd. Kazdy dom bude m6ct
vyuEit vynajdenej turbfny, po-
stavit iu ma streche a zlskat do
statocne mnoastvo elektrickej e.
nergie. Elektrizacia vidieku bude
touto cestou vel mi ul 'ahcena.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-28

vzdnSni1 fllrbinu. Lietaci aparat
vnajskom j konstr,lkciou pod
statne sa lisi Cd dnesnych aero
planov. All sposob letn je celkom
my. Konstrllkseia ie vel mi slo7i-
ta. Ma rozdiel od eroplanov, no
We liatadlo moGe zdvihnilt, sa yer
tikalne do yysky, moze lietat len
meter mad zemou, pri com roz-
via mali rychlost', ktora ma e
roplanoch ME ie MONA. Krone
tohO move lietadlo spotrabnje o.
mnoho menej energie nezli ero-
plany. Pri tom sa moze aparat
pohybovat' napred, nazad, v Pa
vo, vpravo, nahor dolu, bez me-
nenia polohy., Po pohybu je uva-
dzany dvoma vzduSnymi turbi-
nami kridlami, pod ktorymi JIG
npevneny motor, ktorehO sila je
urcovana vel 'kost 'ou aparatu.
Vzhl 'adom ma to, re turbiny mo-
IN dobre vyuzitkovat' silu We
tru, spotrebovana energia motto
ra je minimalna. Len co do rych-
losti novy aparat ncm6zc sa row.
nat eroplanom, lebo lietadlo ma
lych rozmerov nrazi 800 KIN
"a hodinn, vel'ke lietadlo $50
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-28
Prevetrovanie.
GLAlNoK 213.

Deti, ktore sl zvykle ma take
,izby, cez ktore Jenny vanok
vzduchu stale prechodi, nepodlie
hajl natof'ko nemociam noso-
wynn hrdelnym, ako take deti,
ktore sa nachodia v izbach, kde
vzduch sa nepohybuje a ktore sl
caste prek1rene. Otvoreny kozub
je znamenitym prostriedkom ma
prevetrovanie.
Akokol'vek, ale ziaden system
prevetrovania ME je dostatomym
pre- rastiice diet a. Je potrebne,
ably sa deti "prevetrovaly' pra-
We tax, ako al izby. Este. al v III
me alebo btirlivom pocasi zaclo-
neny chraneny pore sa vel mi
prihodi tn maj1 byt' dpti drza-
ne "a niekol 'ko hodfn ma vzdu-
chu. JestG nemate ineho sposo-
bu, oblecte diet'a dokonale, ako-
by ste isla S MIN ma ulicu, a g.
tvorte obloky ma kratku dobu -
asi ma poi hodinu Ked ste to w
konala, musdte izbu znovu yykd-
rit a az potom diet'a zobliect' z
teplkho satstva. Deti, ktore maji
dostatok cerstveho vzduchu q sa
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-28

I /.
rasf'' N zdrave a pravidelne de-
cko.. Miliony mi1iony koiencoy
vyrastlo Y neNnych chlapcov a
dievtata skrze dobri1 opatern so
strany matky potravn, doda.
vani Bordenovho Eagle Mlieka.
Tym ciel 'om, ably slovensk6 mat
ky znaly uzivat Bordenovo Eagle
Mlieko, Borden Company vytla.
ella Y slovenskei reel dplne iipra-
Wy krmenia, ,ldavajiace, re ako
treba pripravit Bordenovo Eagle
Mlieko pre- deti6ky rozlitneho We
ku.
Cftajte pozorne tieto tlanky
kazdy tyyzden odlxladajte 81 ich
pre- pripadne upotrcbenie bn-
dicposti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-28
DIVA D0LEzITE JUHOSLo.
VANSKE VYNALEZY.

2 Belehradu. (CEPS) V Belle
hrade bola minuleho roku zanji-
mava vystava, ma ktorej navStev-
nici uvideli diva d6lezite vynalezy
sarajevskaho machanika RadoSc
vica, a to novy lietaci aparat a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-28
MoDA ALEBo KosT1M?

Po vojne rozsfrila sa moda kra-
tkych sukien kratkNch vlasov
az do tel miery, a zahniezdila sa
talk pevne, ze sa yyskytla otaz-
ka, ei bezf vobec len 0 pdhu mo-
du, a ci nejde 0 novy kostym.
Ned6vno NAL tomto prednaskn
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-28

|
mul do cndzieho domu. he yrai
"pan farar ma poslali, ci nematf
dobrn palenku alebo vino ma pre-.
| daj... noze, mech trOchn okoStu-
| jeme".
! Go mohli MIN robit'9 Vyho-
dit no nemohh, predsa Dol clo-
vk v hodnosti "pana zvonara y
postavenI. TAX sa stale, ze starry
| zvonar hockedy robil koledu V
meme fararom, bez farara.
Avsak niekedy 81 vymyslel k
tomm celkom vaznu pricinu.
VsetkNch "vincnrov'', ktori
mali vinice, komovicu vino, po-
znal ako starry gros. I usmieval
sa inn I'd 'alcka: eco robievas.
OndriSko, ako sa mi mayaS, Mi
sko. 2"
Ako taky veGity koledas",
kona j1ci vlastne miesto farara
"cura pastoralis'', V radosti i V
zalosti vZdy Verne navStevoval
svoje domy.
Ci bola svadba, ci "kar'', je-
mu to bolo ysetko jedno. Len
mech sa tam pilo! On vzdy vedel
nieco zavinSovat'. A vlastne po-
cas- celeiho vinsovania vzdy len
cosi hnndral: eta, ia, ia, du, du,
du.. ..' Nevedno preco, ci pre- tie
Stroke usta a ci pre- inn jazyko-
VII vadu - jeho rec nebola l'ah-
ko srozumitel ma obzvlaste vtedy
ked' nazrel do flasky.
'Kto Ease zomerl, bat'a Jano,
komu ste to Ease vyzvanali?" spy
tovaly sd zvedave zenicky stare
no zvonara.
CHI "a, nuM zomrel ten Cibu-
l'ov chlapcisko, co bvvajn ma
hornom konci dediny. Idem ia
truhlu o1mprat -
Bat a Jano dobra vedel, re sta
ry Cibul'a teJ jaseni vypalil "a
tri kotly komovice. Preto nedo-
ckal ami kar. Pod tou zamienkou,
e chce vediet', akii jamu ma Wy
kopat' iSiel vopred ''truhlu od-
merat'' so svojou papeku sa po-
dobaj ajiicou palicon.
Domaci uE vedeli, naGo prisiel
"pan zvonar''. A'ko "m6resnf"
l'udia, ktori vedia poriadok,
hned' no nikali S 'ligerkou":
"Nolen sa napite, pan zvonar, a
by ste TIL .jamu l'aIhsie mohli wy
kopat'. - TAX sa potom stavalo,
ze bat'a Jano este al cintori-
ne pod malym brest anon NAL
sklonen1 svom nevyhnutn1 eli
gerku".
Prave j pri Cibul 'ovom pohrebe
trtichlia.ci zastup pohorsenim
spozoroval, a'ko sa bat'a Janova
"ligerka zpod brest 'anika ligo-
ce.
Ucinok boil samozrejmy. Me
len, re jama bola vykopana, ale
okolostojace zvedave dietky ba-
ia Jano pocal S motykou odha-'
nat: "Dl, du, du, co - tn chce-
te...' A puk do Mich. Takto, hl'a,
pomocou palenky zahrabaval sta
ry zvonar svojich druhov.
Kone6ne vsak i jeho sameho
zahrabala jeho obi 'dbena palen-
ka, lebo no "a jedneho mraziveho
jannaroveho rama nasla fararova
kucharka celkom zamrznuteho
lezat v iizkej kostolnej ulicke.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-28
pohybahjai, bndii mat dobre zdra.

pohy'beji, bndi1 mat dobre zdra-
vie.
Za7ivne iedlo je prave talk d.
lezite, ako al terstvy v7dnch a
pohybovanie. Eagle Brand Mile
ko zasdbi deti prave takou potra-
vinol, aka .ie potrebna ku pravi-
delnelnn vyvinu. Ono je mimo-
riadne silcim pre- dati, lebo ie tax
snadno stravitel ne, nepret All
jenny zaliidok zazivacie iistro-
je. Eagle Brand Mlieko bolo IL
spesne nHivane ma potieranie pod
vyzivy.
he mnoho razy praVidelnd, zdra
We diet a nevyEadnje osetrenic le-
kara, to je st 'astlivoql nahodou,
ktora sa ME. vzdy mus1 ndat ;.
Ked diet 'atko ME .je zdrave ale
,bo nevyvifnlie sa tax, ako sa ma,
matka nema meSkat $ porade-
MIN sa dobreho lekara. S drqlhei
strany ale, normalne diet a, ked'
dana mu je ,patritna opatera a
pozornost', a ked je pravidelne
krmene, uN ci od prsnika alcbo
Bordenovym Eagle Mhekom ked
matQ1a nema mlieka, ma stale
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-28

- Kazdy 6itatei', ktory nam je
dlzen predplatne "a noviny, do
stanc zaplaten6 "a svoju pracu.
Al my leD to ziadame.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-28
Starry zvonar.
Napisal: Pavol Turcan.

Touto otazkon hlasll sa stary bi
ia .Jano u pana farara.
Mohol mat lH asi sedemde.
siat rokov. Zub dasn hlbokt bra
zdy naoral ma bat 'ovom ccle. y.
sta NAL take Grpdni - az ci PR.
to, ze boly Stroke ze ieh temer
mikdy nemal zatvorene. Rozcu.
chane fuzzy, ako diva orechovt
kvety zahrhovaly trohhu !ieho
hrube, vzdy zamastene gamby v
ich krajnSch, hlbokych zarezoch
Fajocku 81 sice odlozil este v ku-
chyni ma oblok, ale predsa cell
izbu fararovi zaplnil prenikavym
fajciarskym zapachom, jcho OBJ.
lnbenym ''bagovom'.
Ako tax stoji kite V zaplata
nom kozuchu, panu fararovi ma.
padne sa no spytat'. "Oza.. ba
Ia zvonar, je vonku vel 'ka zima,
mech viem, ako sa mann vyoblic-
kat ....
"Budem pekne prosit', tax sa
tuho zachladilo, ze az talk reze a
nina krfzom-krazom prefikalo
ia som uz tax prechladnul. ze ma
kasel' chce zadusit'." Akoby Ma
potvrdenie svojich SLOW pocal 81
bolestne odkasl await.
"Co vas TAX boil, bat "a Janoe"
Gale budem pekne prosit pa
ma farara, bolt ma tam dnu', ta-
Ky som, ako nenaGim'. ... - \ ma
TO stonajlc potal 81 bohato od-
rl 'tivat' tu pod f1zy, tn po mast
nom kozu'chu, ba zavse po pa
ma fararovom tepichn.
Farar vel mi dobre poznal svoj
no zvonara. Hned' vedel, ze bat a
Jano Gakajii "palen6'.
Ably sa ho teda skorej sprostil,
nalial do kaliSka domacej mo-
rulkovace. Pon6kol ho: ga uz
vilIm, Wy Ease mate zalndkove
krce, no napite sa a chod tie pc
kno zazvonit :"
Avsak pana fararov kalist ok
zlomotal do bat "a Janovho hrdla,
ako do hereokovej diery. ",Eo je
mne nie'' ~ sam 81 hovorievai -
to je mne, ako psovi mucha.''
Preto zasiel 81 este pred .vo-
nenim k Jakubovi uliat' I'll ne
jakl "decovku.''
Koneene iSiel zvonit'. Ked az
zazvonil, ako sa ma "pana zvo-
nara slusi, iSiel al organovat.
Ako talk s kantorom svorne or
ganuje, tn odrazu pri drrhom
versi organy zamlknil.
Nastrasenv kantor pocal sa iiz-
kostlive ma pravo, ma l'avo obze
rat, kriciac: "Bat a Jano. co ro-
bite, kde ste, preco neducIhate 90
Bat "a Janovi sa vol 'aco krntilo
hlave. To no mechoveho zdvi-'
hadla celkom dolu skrutilo. Chu-
dak, V tom svojom otrhanom ko-
z,lchu lezal ako baran pri orga.
ne.
Bat'a Jano sa ozral. Bolo po Or
ganovani.
No cato stary zvonar NAL jas
nejsie chvile vo svojom zivote.
Popri pijatike najvacsie zal lube
ME nachodil vo svojilch osiralych
ymlkoch.
"Budem pekne prosit' pana fa-
rara' prosieval obycajne -
mech vzhliadnnl ma tie mojho sy-
move siroty...
Ked no l'udia viackrat chceli
pozbavit' zvonarstva, pan farar
no predsa zastaval vzhl 'adom ma
jeho 3 siroty. zena ieho tiez kul'-
hala ma l'avn nohu. Takto sa ba-
ia zvonar stal ochrancom osira-
lgch.
A veru sam Dol dost' slaby.
No "a to pomahal mu jeho mai
starsi vnalk Janko... a pravda je-
no zboznovana palenka.
Ked' pocitil tie svoje povestne
krce V zaltidku, jeho vynaleza-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-07
BERLIN HAS MODERN
"RUBBERNECK" BUSES
Class-Inelosed, Plush Upholstered
Cars Afford De Luxe Travel
for Tourists.
81 the Asrociated Preal

By the Associated Press.
BERLIN, February Tit is q small
percentage OF American travellers who
visit Berlin in Winter, but for those
who do and for such other tourists
as put in an appearance here during
the cold season the travel agencies
have provided the maximum of sight
seeing comforts.
The latest type of 'rubberneck"
buses which wlirl visitors about the
streets of old and of new Berlin and
out to Potsdam are veritable little
crystal palaces. glassed in all around
their heated. plush-seated interiors,
with window settings so thin that a
clear. unobstructed vision is afforded
every occupant.
AS Berlin architecture is not Of the
sky-scraping type, the roofs are not
wholly Of glass, but nevertheless the
outer sections OF the overhead super
structure on these buses are left
transparent. giving an upward slant to
the vision that admits of the topmost
limits of any building within the
Berlin area being easily seen by the
traveller.