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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-07-30
CATHERINE : kAX

ATLANTA. July 29-Catherine
Kay, who at the age of II is hail
ed as a radio star and musical
prodigy. is to seek an operatic
an concert career, but she doesn't
intend to give up her appearances
before the microphone.
Four years ago the young artist
gave her first broadcasting pei
formance under the guidance of
Lambdin Kay, pioneer announcer
director of WSB-not related u
the girl except through radio. She
appeared in the triple role of vo-
calist, yiolinist, pianist, and wore
long eurls.
Today. Catherine Is a graduate
Of the Atlanta Conservatory Of
Music in these three branch es.
And she still wears her curls.
Her radio and concert appear.
anees have resulted in numerous
theatrical offers, but all have been
declined. Catherine won the south
ern championship for Is years Old
yoealists and now is concentrating
on her voice She Is the first can
didate nominated i'm the South for
the national radio addition spon.
sored by the Atwater Kent Foun-
dation.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-07-30
NOTED WRITER
ON BIRD LIFE
COMING NORTH
T. Gilbert Pearson, Presi-
dent of Audubon Socie-
ties, to Arrive Tuesday

T. Gilbert Pearson, President of
the National Association of Audo-
bon Societies, of New York Ci.y,
will arrive here early next week,
according to a telegram received
today from him by II. w Ter
hume, Executive Officer of the
Alaska Game Commission. He Is
passenger on the steamer AL
aska which left Seattle this mora
ing.
Mr. Gilbert is one of the most
noted of American ornithologists
and has an international reputa-
tion. He has taken an active in
terest in bird life for the past
quarter Of a century. He has been
president of the associated Audo-
bon Societies of the country since
1920. and is the founder and
president of the international Com
mission for Bird Protection. He
has written a number of books On
bird life. including three volumes
on the Birds of North America.
Mr.. Pearson did not make known
any plans about his Alaskan visit
in the telegram to Mr.. Terhune.
He merely said he would arrive
here next Tuesday on the Alaska
1t is possible he is making a trip
to westward and interior points,
also.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-07-30
LECTURER is
COMING HERE

Maude Frances. member of the
National League of American Pen
Women, will give two lectures in
Juneau, probably in the High
School Assembly Hall, on August
., for children. and August 10
for adults. The lecture will be
on 20. Henry" and prizes Will
be offered children who make the
best notes taken from the lecture
Maude Frances is making a
summer tour of Alaska from her
home in Washington, d. c. She
Is a well known rostrum speaker
and possesses a charging person
atty.
The lectures in Juneau will be
given under the auspices of the
Juneau Women's Club.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-07-30
AMERICA AND
BRITISH ARE
IN DEADLOCK
Naval Crisis Up to Wash
ington-Si Situation Re
ported Delicate.

GENEVA. July 30. - What
will Washington do" is the uni
versal question concerning the
Naval Conference.
Hugh S. Gibson, head of the
American delegation. told the
British and japanese delegates he
is convinced that the latest Brit
ish plans are entirely unaccept-
able
The Japanese delegates said the
situation between the British and
Americans was too delicate for
mediation.
The Japanese delegates con
tinued pessimistie concerning the
outcome of the conference in an
effort to agree on American
principles.
The British suggest that the
Americans be allowed a certain
number of additional eight-inch
guns on cruisers if the United
States oyereomes its objection to
six-inch guns on cruisers.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-07-30
BIG EXPOSE is
NOW PROMISED
Municipal Ju d &c to Us e
Moving Pictures of
Speak Easy.

TAMPA. Fla, July 30.-An ex-
pose revealing operations of Tam
pas most fashionable and exciu-
sive speak easy" with prominent
business and civic leaders as the
select habitues, has been forecast
next week by Municipal Judge
Stalnaker. This follows raids made
on the key Club" The Judge
announced that he will show me
tion picture films depicting scenes
at the entrance of the club, in
which a number of representative
cities unknowingly enact leading
roles.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-07-30

WASHINGTON. July 2S. - Mors
money Is the cry of 26,000 Amer,-
can women. not for personal eX-
penditures. but for public expense
involved in housing women unit
Yersity students.
Organized mo the American As
sociation of University Women,
they ask why colleges and univer-
stiles should spend more on the
building OF stadiums where men
play football than on the dormi.
tories for girls students.
This query represents only one
of their interests. say the officials
of the association. They are work
ing to the end that their response
bilities i'm educational. economic
and social activities may be given
full recognition.
Members in the 400 branches To-
Gated in AZ states and the District
of Columbia are determined that
educational facilities be provided
on larger scale in order 10
equip women for the larger tasks
of modern life.
The American Association Of
University Women provides nine
scholarships for women engaged
in scientific and educational re
search. These cover such divergent
fields as archaeology. bio-chemis
try physical mathematics and lite
rature.
Basing its attitude on the find
ing of survey of university wom
en- in business and the obstacles
they encounter. the organization
urges the maintenance of col
legiate standards from the wom-
ans viewpoint. 1t also asks equal
opportunities for women as meni
bers of college faculties.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-07-30
SHRINE CEREMONIAL
TO BE STAGED HERE
BY NILE In AUGUST

The Nile Temple Shrine pilgrim.
age which left Seattle today on
the steamer Alaska will put on a
ceremonial here about August 19
or 30 il was announced here 20
day by c. r. Naghel. The party
making the trip numbers Is ana
is headed by Potentate William
Eastman.
The party will be met here on
its arrival next Tuesday by local
Shriners who will entertain tho
visitors while the Alaska is in
port. The party will go direct to
Fairbanks for a ceremonial anu
return south, probably staging an.
other ceremonial at Cordova. II
will arrive here August 10 ami
conduct class of candidate across
the burning sands.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-07-30
PEOPLE READY
TO FLEE FROM
FLOW OF LAVA
Nesuvius Erupts More Vio-
lently than During
Past Il Years.

NAPLES. July so. - In the
th~oes of its most violent erup-
ton in Il years, Mount Vesuvius
today hurled thousands of tons
of incandescent fragments far
into the air while a huge column
Of lava, after nearly filling the
inner crater. began to creep over
the edge towards the Bay of
Naples.
Although Prof. Alexandra NAL
ladra, head of the Observatory,
renews assurances there is no i'm
minent danger. part of the popu-
lation of the towns of Tore An
nunziata and Tore Delgreco and
tesidents of the region lying be-
lew the valley, began making
preparations for quick flight
to Naples should the column of
lava continue a downward course
toward their homes
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-07-30
Ida Blackjack
Places Children
In SelUrd Home

SEWARD, Alaska, July 30. -
Broken in health, Ada Blackjack
Eskimo, last survivor of the Wran-
gell Island expedition which the
Soviets seized and took to Siberia
has arrived here to place her
two children in the Jessee Lee
Home. The woman said she be-
lieves she will not live long and
will make her home In Kodiak.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-07-30
BISHOP ROWE
GOES IN AIR
Leaves Nome Today by
Airplane for LOCAL.
ties In Arctic.

NOME, Alaska. July 3O.-Bishop
Peter Trlmble Rowe, of the Epi
copal Church, in Alaska, leaves
here today by airplane for Po.a
Hope and Point Barrow. This
will be the first time the Bishep
has used an airplane in the mis.
sionary work. Noel Qein. of IN
chorage will be pilot of the plane
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-07-30
Father Loses
Custody OF
Children, Month

CHICAGO. July 30.-A father
charged with teaching his children
to dislike their mother. has beer
ordered by Judge Fisher Of the
Circuit Court. to give up the Gus
tody of the children for one month
in order that the mother might
win back their love.
The mother, Sylvia Gerson, IN
stituted proceedings last week
against the father of the children,
Sanford Mathes from whom she
was divorced in 1925, later remar
rying.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-07-30
BREAD EATINC TAKES
BIG DROP IN LONDON

been carried on for several years
by the New Health Society. Bak.
ers say that people cannot eat as
much brown bread as white.
England of late has been con.
suming approximately 100000
loaves every day. whereas some
months ago the total was about
13,000,000.
Greater London's population of
100000 today eats about 2,400.-
600 two-pound loaves every twen-
ty-four hours.
Sales of tea cakes, scenes AMI
French pastry are holding their
own.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-07-30
Is Taken from Prison
To Appear Grand Jury

INDIANAPOLIS. July 30.-D c.
Stephenson, former Grand Dragon
of the ku Klux Klan, was todav
taken from the State Prison anu
appeared before the Marion Conn
ty Grand Jury TO testify at an
investigation alleged to be regard
ing political corruption in Indiana.
Stephenson is serving a life ssn.
tence for the murder OF Madeline
Oberholtzer. two years ago.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-07-30

LONDON, July 80. Britains
bread basket doesn't require as
many loaves as formerly. In Lon
don alone approximately 100000
fewer loaves are being baked daily
compared with six months ago.
There are various explanations.
One theory is that girls and wo-
men desiring to retain their trim
figures are eating less of the staff
of life and nibbling at crackers in
stead.
Officials of the National Asso-
citation of Millers attribute the
drop partly TO a campaign favoring
whole wheat bread which has
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-07-30
EXONERATED IN
BOAT DISASTER

CHICAGO. July 3O.-Investigl.
tions by the Coroner, Police anG
United States District Attorn y
and also Steamship Inspectors \ -
resulted in acquittal of the opera
tors of the excursion steamer
Fayorite for any negligence Ia
the accident in which q liyas,
mostly women and children, We're
lost The craft turned over IN
Lake Michigan Thursday night
during a sudden storm.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-07-30
FLASH LIGHTS CAUSE
UNIQUE DANCE EFFECT

LONDON, July 30.-Mrs. Char
les Marshall. the American hostess
Of Grosvenor square, has intro
duced a novelty to London so
cietv
During a dance she distributed
flashlights to all her guests. The
elec ric lighting system was turn
ed off, and the ballroom then be-
came a spectacle of tiny rays
bobbing hither and thither.
Mrs. Marshall is the mother-in-
law Of Marshall Field of Chicago.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-07-30
GIRL BEAUTY
MEETS DEATH
Entrant in Beauty Contest
Crushed in Door of
Hotel Elevator.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 30. -
Florence Blaustrol. entrant from
Gilroy in the beauty contest, was
crushed to death last night whel
she was caught in the door as sne
stepped into a hotel elevator FNe
other beauty contestants We're in
the cage and they became hysteri-
cal. Firemen were called to extri-
cate the body before the girls
were able to leave the elevator.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-07-30
WEINIE ROAST AND
SHOWER IS GIVEN
FOR BRIDE T0-BE

Miss Mamie George. who is
bride-to-be, was the honor
guest last evening at a weinie
roast and shower given by abont
20 of her friends at Mendenhall
Glacier. The delightful event was
planned and carried out by Mrs
+. Kirkpatrick and Mrs. II. G.
Welch.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-07-30

LONDON, July 30.-The street
tortoise seller has long been a
feature Of London His stranga
wares are eagerly bought by sub.
urban holseholders who place
them in their small gardens and
make pets of them as far as pos
sible
Now the tortoise vendor has a
rival. Trucks laden with hedgehog
are to be seen on the streets. A
brisk business is done. Hedgehogs
are useful to fruit and flower grow.
ers. They eat cockroaches and gar
den pests. When such dishes fail,
they live quite happily on bread
and milk.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-07-30
YOUNG FISH
TRAP GUARD
SHOT, KILLED

MOUNT VERNON, Wash, Jul
30.-lnyestigators promised arrests
following discovery that Ernest
Huntley. 16-year-old fish trap
guard. was apparently murdered
in cold blood without warning.
at Friday HGarbor The investiga-
tion disclosed he had been swim
ming and was shot from ambush
with 22 calibre rifle found 400
yards away
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-07-30
Queen Marie
Hdy. Soon
Enter ConUent
international Illustrated NewsJ

BUCHAREST, July 80.
Friends of Queen Marie said
she has given herself com
pletely to religion since King
Ferdinand's death and may
soon join a convent.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-07-30
EQUATOR IN PORT

The Equator, Capt. Sullivan,
arrived in juneau this morning
Mt 1880 o'clock from her summer
station at the cannery at Todd
She will remain in port a few
days for repairs.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-07-30

be illegitimate, her husband wss
accused of knowingly marrying
a bigamist and the woman was
accused of bigamy. Follow the
confession, the Judge ordered the
United States Attorney to inyesti.
gate for bigamy prosecution.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-07-30
WOmdn Ciuen Hard Jolt
attempting Get Alimony

CHICAGO. July 30.-Mrs. Ida
Lou jenkins Williams Sims sought
to collect $3.50 in alimony on
divorce granted year ago but
before the hearing ended, her
divorce decree was vacated. two
OF her children were declared to
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-07-30
MRS. TURNER is ILL

Mrs. A. Turner, of the Central
Rooms, has entered st. AIMS
Hospital for few days. Her
case is said to not be serious.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-07-30
ALASKAvESSEl-
GOES ON SHORE
IN DENSE FOG
Passengers and Crew Are
Reported to Have Left
Steamer-Aid Sent

VICTORIA. B. c., July 80.
Running aground in a
dense fog, the Pacific Steam
ship Company's steamer Ad-
miral Watson, Capt. S. Glass,
is ashore off Ivory Islanl.
near Prince Rupert, the Con
zales Wireless Station has
been advised.
The message said the pes.
sengers and crew have LEFT
the steamer.
The salvage steamer King
has been dispatched to the
scene of the accident, also
the steamer Admiral Rogers
and the tug Lorne.
The steamer Admiral Watson
left Juneau last Wednesday even
ing at 7:45 O'Clock for Seatt
enroute from the westward The
Admiral Watson had fish ship
ments and many passeng RS
aboard for Seattle including the
following from Juneau: John o.
Nerwig. T. d. Misenhemer. r. J.
Akers, Hummer Larson, Or Al.
Damourette. VIM. Notshe and i've
steerage.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-02
DEN sv. KATARfNY v PARfzI.

Sviatok sv. Katariny je v Pari-
Ii svratkom vsetkych slobodnych
dievcat do 25. roku. Je to jediny
den V roku, ked' sd mala parM-
ska predavacka moze veselit' v
prltomnosti vSemohGceho pana
zavodu. Vel'ke zavody castujn V
ten den svoje zamestnanky Sam
panskym, doIbrymi kolackami i o.
vocim. S1 to male svadleny, pre-
davacky 20 zastrcenych predme-
stf, ktore jasju V tento den ne
skalenou radost 'ou. Ma svatl Ka-
tarinu V poludnie zavr1 sa vsetky'
dielne zavody pred vecerom
"rozjarene Katrenky" V tradic-
nych cepcoch vrhn1 sa na ulice,
kde sa zachranujii pred bozkami,
ktore sn toho dna povolene a ma
plnujn Par1z veselost 'ou, smile
chom a krikom. Ktora Mich do
25. roku zostala nevydana, musi
tohoto dina object tento smieSny
cepiec. TAX tomu bolo prv a tax
je tomu teraz, tradicia to zacho-
vava. 25 rokov ME. je dnes este
ziadnym dovodom k zalosti, lebo
ma cepiec vzdy este dost' casu a
tax porekadlo "cepiec sv. Katari-
ny" zostat' ma ocot, ztratilo svoi
trpky vyznam. Ovsem, ME pre- vse-
tky a patron starn1cich dievcat
iste by videl tohoto dna mnoho
tajnych slz. Tento 1'ahkomysel ny
sviatok ma svoj p6vod davnej
dobe historickej, pochadza este
prvych dob krest 'anskych. Svata
Katarlna, ktora zahynula V egypt
skej Alexandra +. 3O7 po Kr., bo-
la horlivou a cinnou krest 'ankou.
Jej odusevnele reel, jej nabozen-
ska northwest prilakaly mnoho no.
vych stiipencov mladej cirkve
vzbudily tax zlobu pohanskeho
sveta tehda jsieho. Katarina odsii-
dena bola ma smrt'.
Kult sv. Katariny priniesli do
zemi zapadnyah krizovi rytieri. V
stredoveku bola uctievana zvlaSt
ma SOrbOnne univerZite ako pa
trOnka Studentov filozofie rec
nictva. Ma poeest' svatej Katarf-
ny bvvavaly vel'ke slavnosti la
tinskej stvrti. Prednasane iboly
zvlastne reel o otazkach filozofi-
! ckych, slozene dl'a vsetkych pra-
vidiel recnfctva. Reel tieto ma
zvane holy katarinskymi autor
najleps1ch z Mich "ctitel 'om sv.
Katariny''. V tento den bola vo-
lena jedna 25-rocna dievka, INA
ma svojou dobrocinnost 'ou, kto-
rel bolo ulozene object soche sv.
Katarfny 'filozoficky eepiec." V
dobach neskorsich menily v tento
den dievcata svoj obvykly ices.
Teraz tento cepGek katarinsky
kryje moderne sostrihnute vlasy
parMskych dievcat, ktore nemaj1
nic spolocneho s filozofiou, alebo
recnlctvom stredovekym. Ale ten,
kto nahodou sa dostane vecer ma
den sv. Katar1ny ma Boulevard, ma
Saint Michel alebo ma Montmar-
tire, do t1upy smej1cich sa diev.
at, kde tieto "KatarinkY'', id1ce
zavesene jedna do druhej, budt
bozkavat' a objimat' kazdeho, kite
0 to poziada, uvidi, ze sv. Kata
rina stala sa teraz patronkou inc.
| filofozie - filozofie bezstarostne.
radosti zivota, naivnaho smiechr
a civil 'koveho zabudnutia zivot
nych starosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-02
CLAlNOK as.
Odstavenie kojenca.

Vo vSeObecnosti hovoriac diet a
odstavene ma ,byt' od pridajania
niekedy medzi deviatym a strna-
stym meslacom. Iste okolnosti da-
kedy niItia al ku tomu, ably beba
este pred deviatym mesiacom bo-
la odstavena Kl prlkladu ked
matka nema dostatocnil zasobu
prsneho mlieka, vtedy nutno je
odstavit' vcasie. Ale al pocasie ma
dakedy svoj vliv ma dobu odsta-
venia.' Neodportca sa odstavit
alebo len j zacinat' odstavovat'
behom horlceho pocasia, jestli,
rozumie sa, len nutnost' to neyy-
zaduje.
Odstavujte svoju belbu postup-
ne. Tymto sa beba moe snadnej-
Sic navykne ma zmenu potraviny.
Trocha peciva alebo sucharov mo-
ze sa dat obcasne ma mapoma'ha-
ME odstavenia diet at "a. Pama-
taite, ovsem, ma to. ze beba skro-
bovite jedla nem6ze snadno tro-
Wit do osemnasteho alebo az dva-
dsiateho mesiaca. Talymto jed
lam treba vyhybat' Zemiaky, fa-
zul'a a podobne potraviny obsa-
hujn vel'ke mnozstvo skrobu a
det 'om nemajii byt davane.
Ked' zacinate odstavovat' vasu
bebu, najlepsie - poradit' sa mai
prv lekara. On ma, ze aka potra-
va je najlepsou pre- vasu oebu a
sostavi yam jedalny listok.
Tym ciel'om, ably slovenske ma
Itky mohly znat', ze ako uzivat
Bordenovo Eagle Mlieko, Borde-
nova Spolocnost' vytlacila v slo.
venskej reel 1plne dpravy krme.
MIA, ktorych je udane, ze ako
ltreba pripravit' Bordenovo Eagle
Mlieku pre- kojencov rozlicneho
Z
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-02

vku. Jestli chcete mat jeden W.
tisk tychto uprav, len vyplnte
kupon, ktory najdete ma jednej z
ohlasok v nasom casopise, posli-
te no tejto spoloenostl, a ona vam
ich vd 'acne posle zdarma al ute
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-02
Ma pravdu.

Preco sa povie "Materinska
rec ME otcovska?
Preto ze matka Wdy Wac
hoyori, alko otec.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-02
V mojom srdci deje. -

feknd ZaSaQa, ale my, SlOVa-
ci, menujeme to pretvarovanim
sa, a pretvarovanie je hriechom. -
"Zase mate Wy pravdu, ale to-
to pretvarovanie sa neublizi nj
koslu nerani ziadne srdce. Vie.
te co basnik hovori:
"Mnohym sdeluj strasti svoje,
vSetkym nsmev kazdy dey;
malo hodnym strasti, b0le,
. vyvolenim srdce len!''
Kto takto robi, zachrani seba
nielen cd mnoheho sklamania sa,
ale al inym nezaprieinuje ziadne
bole a trapenia. A potom, l'udske
jazyky sh makke, ale vel'm ost-
re mnohorazy rania hlbsie, ako
ten najostrejsi nee"
"Ano, tax je. We'd to zaknsil
som mnoho raz ma samom sebe,
ba ano, zak1sil som toho al cd vas
sleGno. Mole vyznanie, re vas l'n-
bin, re YAM patri mole srdce, ba
i moi celI zivot, nenaslo ozvenu
v srdci vasom. Cd isteho casu roz
hostila sa i chladnost' V tvari va
Sci skoro nepriatel sky pocit
zrkadli sa oku vasom. Zpytoval
som sa vas, co moze byt' toho pri-
cinou, ale usta vase ostaly dosial'
meme. Domnievam sa, re chlad eli
tov vasich pochodi z nelasky, kto-
Ri prechovavate sebe oproti
mne. Zasluzil som toho snad' mo-
Jim 1primnym a laskavym sa cho-
vanim oproti vam?"
"Nie, nezasluzil ste 81 toho, ba
prave vase dosavadne choNanie sa
oproti mne povzbudi dilospriatel sky
pocit oproti osobe vasej, ale vase
vyjadrenie sa, re budncej zeny
vasej k voli neopustili by ste Slo.
vensko a nezasli nou ma priklad
do Ameriky, zmenilo pocit lasky
ma pocit priatel 'stva v srdci mo-
JON. Vedzte teda, re moi otec ba
matka nedovolia nikdy, ably som
ich opustila ma TAX d 'aleky prize.
stor. Oni chcii sa vratit' do ich
druhej vlasti, Ameriky, a ten, kto.
ry chce dosiahnut' ruku ich dee
ry, musi ich tam nasledovat'.' -
"Tak teda uz viem 81 vysvet.
lit chladnost' vasu. Teda toto je
pricinou, preco ma odpudzujete
cd seba. TAX vypocujte al nina
Som ma Slovensku narodeny, tr
pei som "a svoj narod ubohy - tu
s1 hroby mojho otea mojich
predkov, - nam staru maticku
ktora by zomrela bezo nina, -
moi oslobodeny narod dial mi te
raz zamestnanie, ktore poskytu
je potrebny chlieb - nasa Cesko'
slovenska republika potrebuje 81
ly a to. mlade silly, ktore "a III
pracovat' chcn a znaj1. Nuz tott
vsetko mann opustit', ably som '
nafuciach lasky hlivel lenosil
- No, sleGno draha, to mi urobit
nemozn6.''
Il Ale moi otec toto "a hlavni
podmienku kladie, aby som S,
stala vasou zenou, ia, ako po
slusna dcera, jeho vol'u vyplnit
chcem muslin. -
i - TAX je ma veky koniec medz
mani. Moju lasku k yam neodvrh
mem sice cd seba, ale vykopen
\ jej chladny hrob v srdci mojom
kde bude spoGivat' yecne. Ale 3
zenit' sa neozenfm, ale v duch7
ostanete mojou ma veky. S Bt
hom!''
"Janko! vydralo sa prs i
bohej devy, ale on uz to slov
nepoeul.
q jej Okla vypadly horke slz
IL q listky ma stromoch mad no
/ a. mad MIN smutno zasfnnaly.
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