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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-07
LOS

Three hundred people gathered a
the Los Fresnos school on Sunday
70 attend the Cameron county sing
ing convention. The singing com
menced at ten-thirtv and continued
throughout the afternoon. At noon
a basket dinner was served in thu
domestic science room. In the aft
ernoon the various communities ar
ranged special numbers and con.
Quoted general singing.
The following program was pre-.
sented by the Los Fresnos commun,
ity:
Chorus OF sixteen voices.
Duet-Grace Partain and Mrs
Grover Page.
Mixed quartet-Irma Watkins
Mrs. George Lakso, Gladys Watkins
Sybil Coates. j. c. Funk, G. n. do
Buck. W. Bowles and F. c. Richey
Solo-Mrs. James Downey.
Male quartet-Messrs. Funk, d.
Buck. Bowles. and Richey.
The next meeting Of the conven
tion will be held At Combes on tn,
first Sunday in September. At thi:
meeting a silver cup will be award.
ed the community presenting the
best program.
The senior Epwnrth league held
their monthly social At Lake Olmito
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address on missions among the Next
cans. stressing the need of concert
ed action among the local churches
for these people Of whom there are,
according 10 his census, about $4,000
in the Valley.
Ruth Duncan rendered some ex-
cellent music on both the violin and
piano. and refreshments were serv-
ed by the Presbyterian auxiliary,
who were the hostesses for the aft
rnocn
Miss Imogene Gray and Mr.. Mar
burger were Mission guests at the
banquet given by the Valley Gas
company in McAllen Friday eve
ming.
An excellent children's day pro
gram was observed at the First
Christian church Sunday. with many
real artists among TIE little people
There were dialogues. readings and
solos. some of the elder people TAX.
ing part in the program. Ruth Dun
can. with her violin deserves spe-
cial mention.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-07
Only Towers Of
Old Wall Stands

HAVANA-R-Turreted strong
holds. rapidly disintegrating. are the
only remaining evidence Of what
we're once Havana's city walls.
When Havana was under the rule
Of King Phillip ii of Spain, il was
strongly fortified by a series Of
watch-towers connected by thick
walls which encircled the city. To-
day these walls are no longer in
evidence. Growth Of the city, COM
pelling the people to 90 beyond the
walls in quest Of homes, caused the
tearing down Of the thick old bas-
tions, and only the watch-towers re-
main.
The watch-towers have become
museums and are under .the control
Of the Cuban department of public
works. Many of them, due to old
age and unsafety, have been closed
to the public.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-07

turned 10 their home In Brownsville
after spending two weeks with Mrs
Towards parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
s. Schneider.
Mr.. Z. ]. Bueklin Of Chicago II
spending the week at the home OF
Mr.. ard Mrs. James Downey.
The Rev. II. Biggs Of browns
vile will occupy the pulpit Of the
Methodist church on Sunday in the
absence Of the Rev. H. B. Day.
At a meeting or the school board
Friday evening. w. r. Edmondsor
was elested assistant secretary and
assessor and J.. G. Funk was retain
ed as ianitor. The following teach
ers have been elected for next year:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. BowIes, Mis-.
Irma Watkins. Mrs. Victor Mertz
ar. John Barron. Mrs. r. L. I've,
Miss Ruby Peterson and Miss Fan,
ME May Galloway.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-07
Sale Of Silks

No. 6-$2.50 Sport Silks, assorted
patterns, special ......... $1.79
No. $3.50 Malinson's PussywiIIow
t~affeta, white only, special. $2.19
No. S-$2.75 Corticelli Flat Crepe,
peach and white only,
special $1.95
No. $500 Flat Crepes, 40 inches
wide, slightly spotted,
special $1.9S
No. 1O-$3.75 Frost Crepe, 40 inches
wide, brown only, special. Sass
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-07

Friday evening. Twenty-eight mem
bers and guests enjoyed the treasure
hunt and weincr roast which follow
ed.
Sixteen members Of the Epworth
Hi-League enjoyed a hay ride and
weiner roast at Lake 0lmi.o On Fri
day evening. Mrs. George Partain
and Mrs. III. B. Day acted as chap.
erones and an enjoyable evening
was spent with games and contests.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. John Owens and
children left Monday for Guthrie,
Okla, where they will make their
future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truett Jardon were
dinner guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Il. Coates Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Coates
and daughters. Sybil. Aileen and
Bobby Gene. left Tuesday morning
for an extended trip in North Texas.
Oklahoma and Arkansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Day and fam.
lily left Monday morning for George
town. where Mr.. Day will attend
summer school for ten days. Or
their return trip they will stop al
Corous Christi for several days.
Mrs. r.. ID. Howard and son re-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-07

The Women's auxiliary % the
Presbyterian church met on Tues
day afternoon for .heir regular
monthly business meeting. Mrs. n.
Z. Bernett was elected president for
The new year and Mrs. r. z. Lee
vas elected secretary.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-07

The senior Epworth league held
their monthly social At Lake Olmito
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-07

600 tons of beet sugar. M. Eticnnu
dc Felcourt. In making the report
affirmed that the French markets
had been very slightly influenced
and that French agriculture had ar-
perienced real advantages from these
payments w kind from Germany.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-07
LA FERIA

III. b. Owen an son.. Walter Of
Pontotoc, Miss. are business visitors.
Mr.. Over Is a brother Of c. p. Owen
Of the La Feria hotel.
Mrs. s. T.. Long and two children
of Ripley, Miss, are visiting Mrs.
Longs father, c. p. Owen, and fam
lily.
W. II. Walker OF Oxford. Miss, i
visiting G. p. Owens and family.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-07

ments from Germany, now take quite
a different view. il was brought ont
in the meeting Of the National AS
ISOLATION OF Farmers here.
Importations have run into high
figures during the last three years
5.705 horses, 1850 cattle, 244.037
sheep, and somewhat more than 9O0.-
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AUTO OPENS BUSH

STANDARDIZATION vehicles have
become the main factor in transpor-
tation in Western Australia, where
new sections have been developed 50
rapidly as to outdistance the rail
reads. American-made low-priced
cars and light trucks have proved
their ability on the sand plains and
automobile dealers often sell their
machines in territory 1900 miles from
TIE salesroom. Buying power is de-
pendent upon wool and wheat crops,
which Of late have been good.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-07

Guests from Mercedes attending
re Baer reception in Edinburg were
ar. and Mrs. O. z. Vanberg. Mr.. and
drs. n. r. Hager. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
:. Bennett. Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Mof-
EFT. and Mr.. and Mrs. Don Warner.
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MERCEDES

The Rotary club held their reg
ular luncheon on Tuesday at the
annex. The visitors we're J. B. Cham
bers, Jr. Harrington; John Kirkpat-
rick Of Edinburg; Rev J. L. Lovett,
Brownsville; and John Thompson.
Mr.. Kirkpatrick led in the singing
and Mr.. Ray Tolson was the prin-
cipsl speaker Of the day. his topic
being the challenge to the Individ-
ual Rotarian."
The Western Presbvtery held a
called meeting in the Presbyterian
church Friday afternoon to receive
Mr.. Archie Reed as a r,ember. Those
present were Reverends Robt. Orig
bic. Bobbs. Elder. Hanna, Archie
Reed and c. p. Owen.
About fifty people from here mo-
tored TO Pharr Sunday evening 70
witness the ordination Of
Mr.. Archie Reed in the Presbyter-
ian church at Pharr. Mr.. Reed has
accepted a call there.
Mrs. Grafton Moody entertained
at breakfast bridge IT the home of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Ferguson in Mission. A number OF
guests from Mercedes were pres
snt.
Mr.. Harry Seay Of Dallas Is a
visitor in Mercedes Cor a few DAYS.
Miss Barbara Hoyt has returned
10 Mercedes from Norman. Okla.
where she has been attending the
State University. She was accom-
panied by Miss Pauline Harrell who
will remain with her for a short
sisit.
The Women's auxiliary 81 the
Presbyterian church met on Tues
day afternoon for their regular
monthly business meeting. Mrs. II.
Z. Bennett vas elected president for
The new year and Mrs. r. z. Lee
vas elected secretary.
Mrs. Fred Hard Wright. president
" the Valley Federation of Women's
clubs. Mrs. r. E. Lee. secretary Of
The Valley organization. and Mrs.
Florence Kalbfliesch, president of
he mercedes Music cllb, returned
Monday from San Antonio. where
.hev have been attending the Gem
sral Federation of Women's Clubs.
Mrs. Herman Sugg has returned 10
he Valley from Dallas. where she
las been visiting for several weeks.
.
Guests from Mercedes attending
re Baer reception in Edinburg were
ar. and Mrs. o. z. Vanberg. Mr.. and
drs. II. r. Hager. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
: Bennett. Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Mof-
EFT, and Mr.. and Mrs. Don Warner.
RIGA. Latvia, June 7.-CP-The
.atvian parliament today ratified a
reatv of friendship and commerce
nth the United States. The treaty
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-07

PARIS-(R1-French farmers, who
raised a storm Of protest against the
acceptance Of German agricultural
products Us part Of the Dawes pay
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-14
MAS MRAVNY KAPITAL.

SlOvaci zllam mlavne ZachOvaly placOvitV, bO-
habony gazdovlvy, zakony posl1chadci vysokym ide
alom zijnci narod
Tento mas charakter je naSm mravnym kapitalon.
Mravny kapital je vac ako hmotny e tax odlisny Cd
Lmotneho, ako je dusa cd tela.
Ponlay zacinajt mas mravny kapita oceiiovat vsa-
de svete. Zacina 81 no vsimat'i Amerike hodno
tit mas neen poda nasho motn6ho kapitau ale hlavne
mravneho. ~ = " -
Nedavno sudca Marcus Kavanagh vydal knhu pod
1.-The Criminal and His Allies (Zlocinec jeho
spojenci) knihe ukazuje, ako kore narodnosti Spo
jenych Satov stoja svetle zlocineckej stastikv.
sudca Kavanagh strane 130. pise ''Narodnos Spo
jenych Statoch majnce najlepsi rekord posncha "a
konov vz ahom take zlocny, st: prv Sv6di; druh
Ircana; tret Norvezania stvrtf Cecho-Slovac" Len
potom nasledun Nemc, AngiGania, Kanad 'ania Fran
c1z Skot I'M. percentoch je to vykazane tako: Po
Get spachanych zlocnov kazdych 100000 dust Sved
3d. Ircania a. Norvezania So Cecho-Slovaci &C. Nemc
75, Anglcania Vesi 85 Sk6ti ia francizski Kama
DANA 1l4 angliczi Kanad ana 1914, Franclizi 31 Rs
146 Poliaci 16S Taan 25.9, Greci 421 Juhoslovania
46, Mexikani az 77.3
Name tedy pricinu byt' hrdi Name mravne hodno-
ty, akym sa nemozu honos ami tie najcvilzovanejsie
narody Len jedno je nam chyba nevieme ch vyuzit'
Mas mrayny kapita stojl mrtvy, nehybny; nevieme 81
dla neho ziskat posavenie, ktor6 nam svete pari
Ked' bud1cne pojdeme do Washngtonu urgovat zvyse-
ME cesko-sovenske kvoty aebo brant napady ma nae
slovenske usanovizne, pouze~za argument mas mravny
kaptal, ktory tax mnoho pre- Ameriku znacf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-14
$4,000 MA MATICU SKOLSKU.

V podrobnej zprave Rev Rehaka OsB., pokladnfka
maticnej sbierky Mahonng doline, schodz nedeu
vydrziavanej e udane, re dosavad tuajsa sberka na
Maticu Skolskl obnasa ME celych $4,000.
Je to ME malo je to ME mnoho. Ako sa to vez1e.
Me ie nlao ked uvazme ze sa sbierka veda lete te
dy dobu, ked roboty nejdd najlepse, sberane ej
horcosti ME je prave zabavou Me je mao ked pova-
zme sbierka este neni zakoncena vsetky zreda
boy vycerpane.
Ale je ME moho - takii vel XII vec akou je Wy
soka SLOVENSKA skoa Amerike, kde sa bude naSa
intelgenca pre- narod zachranovat', mladez vazne
vodcovstvo vychovavat'. Me je trvay pomnik
nam, ktori pomnieme pomnik, ktory bude hlasat
nasu isku ku vsetkemu, shr1ue do sova ''narod
Ma schodz presvedcili, ze odusevnenost "a
to vel ku este neklesa ale ma svoch vytrva ych
pracovnkov. To je zarukou re nasa sbierka bude jed
nou najvnosnejsc pre- Maticu. SbierkovI vIbor chy
sta chut ou do prace Ma budtci mesiac bude
usporiadana prospech Matice veka spoocnj tanecna
zabava vsekych farnosti potom ako vrcho vsetk6ho
bude veky spoocny bazaar. Medzitym kolektori ko
ektorky bud dalej sberat az kym posledna sovenska
donlacnost' nebude navstivena Mnoho zdaru!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-14
stala v Jasnej Poljane.

Roku 1S40 prest' 'ahovala sa ro-
dina Tolstojovcov do Kazane.
Starsi bratia Leva Nikolajevica
zaplsali sa ma kazailskej uniyer-
ute, kdezto Lev Nillolajevic, kto-
ry Dol vtedy len l2-rocny, ostal
pod ochranou vychovavatela S.
Grotasa, ktoreho nam neskorsie
predviedol "Detstve a chap
censtve" pod menom G.. Jeroma.
Roku 1914 vstupil al l.. N. Toll
stoj ma kazanskn univerzitu, ale
st1dium mu robilo mnoho t 'azko-
sti. z mnohycb predmetoy v6bec
neskladal zk1sky ia jeho Wy
svedceni sa objavila znamka "vel'
mi lenivy''. Studium coskoro O.
mrzelo Leva Nikolajevica, opu-
stil univerzitu odisiel ma rodny
majetok do Jasnej Poljany, kde
ostal do r. 1851. Toto obdobie
.svojho ziyota znazornil poyied-
Ike "Zemanovo rano".
Y roku 1851 opustil L. II. Tol-
stoj Jasnu sPoljanu, odchodl ma
Kaykaz k svojmu bratovi Nikola-
joyi, ktory tam slnzil vo yojsku.
4Tu ystupuje do vojska al Lev Nj
'kolajeyic. Svoi zivot na Kaykaze
podava L. N. Tolstoj y Kaykaz-
.skych poyiedkach autoku' a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-14

"R1bani lesa" a inych.
Krymska vojna zastihla L.. N.
Tolstoja roku 1856 V Sevastopole
ia poVestnej Styrtej baste" a
potion sa z1castnil obrany zname-
no Malachovho vrchu. Dojmy
tychto dnl s1 ulozene V "Sevasto-
polskych poviedkach". Ked' ich
car Alexander precltal, dial roz-
kaz, ably L. n. Tolstoj Dol prelo-
zeny ma bezpecnejsie miesto, ako
su predne lfnie pri Sevastopole.
Po skonceni krynskej vojny
vidal sa Tolstoj vojenskej kari
cry a odiSiel do Petrohradu, kde
sa stal clenom iterarneho kruz-
ku, ktoreoh stredom boly vtedy
mena aho Gonearov, Turgenev,
Nekrasoy, Ostrovskij a inl. Co,
: -
skoro sa vsak Il. N. Tolstoj Wy
bral do cudziny, kde studoval l'u-
dovychovu a po navrate do Ru-
ska posobil nejaky cas- ako uci-
tel. Svoje pedagogicke poznatky
vydal pod menom 20 l'udovom
vzdelanf".
i. N. Tolstoj sa yratil do Ru-
ska prave V dobe, ked' car Ale
xander II. zacal prevadzat' svoje
reformy oslobodenie sedliakov,
reformy s1dne a inc. Il. n. Tol-
stoj bral aktivnu ucast pri pre-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-14
K 100. VYROCIU NARODENfN
TOLSTOJA. ~

Dna %. augusta podl a stareho
kalendara a dna 10. septembra
podPa noveho kalendara narodil
sa V dedine Jasnaja Poljana V
Tulskej gubernii, gr0fovi Nikola-
jovi iljicovi Tolstojovi a jeho
manzelke Marii Nikolajevnej, ro-
denej knaznej Volkonskej, stvrty
syn Lev, ktoremu bolo sddene
stat sa najvacsim spisovatel ON
ruskym a svetovym.
Teraz, v den steho vyrocia jeho
narodenln spomlna cely svet ma
tohoto genialneho umelca slova a
myslitel "a, ktory zanechal nevy-
hladitel 'n1 stopu dejinach lite
ratury XIX. storocia. Nikto z rus
kych spisoyatel 'oy nemal taky
vliv na sncasn1kov ako Il. N. Toll
stoj, lstory svojim literarnym
dielom dal wink osobitnemu prn-
du ruskom zivote pomenovane-
mu "tolstoizmom'' nasledkom kto
reho vznikla vel 'ka literat1ra ga
j proti. / ked' Tolstojovo tvorenie
v poslednych desat' roeiach jeho
dlheho zivota vyvolalo roznost'
nazoroy, treba zdoraznit ze Il
melecke diela pryych desat 'roci
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-14
KED sA DvAJA BLU, TRETf vfrAz1.

Citai SINE tom, ako sa pobili majner Pittsburghu
hned nam boo jasne preco tolko trpia preco s emer
Y najhorsom postavenf zijncim robotnctvom Amerke
Majneri mali vel 'kn unu, ale zle vedenu NemajneIi
rozkazoyai majnerom Zaviedli ch do slepej uicky,
kde boil nenlosrdne zgnayen1 Teraz 81 majner pre-
tiera oc ale nevida este dobre lebo mieso ably u
ocstili Cd zlych radcov zacal medM sebou hryzt
zakladat uniu novn Tedy unu proti unii Svoje ener
gle sdstreda BOZ medz sebou ME boz zepsenie
syojho stayu TAX nezau kde chc lebo dosia to vzdy
tax bolo ze kde sa dvaja bill, tretl wit 'azl.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-14

Jeho tyorcej cinnosti sn uznava-
ne celym svetom. Najzaujlmavej-
sou je ''Voma mier", kde Tol-
stoj predstavuje rad jemu biz
kych l'udi, ktori defiluju pred
zrakmi citatel 'ovymi ako 1--WE O.
brazy vzdialenej minulosti - tax
poznayame V osobe stareho knie-
Eat a Volkonskeho, jedneho tych
ktorym priala cisaroyna Katarl-
ma Ii. Matka Leva Nikolajeyica
vystupuje pod menom kilaznej
Marie Volkonskej a .otec pod me,
nom grofa n. /. Rostova. Tu ne.
mono nevidiet' lasku, ktorou
Tohstoj kresll dusevny zivot knaz-
nej Marie, ziariacej vnutornou
krasou, ku ktorej yzdy choval
vel mi yrele city, i ked' matku
+ . = r . . :
utratil, ked' Dol iba dya-rocny.
Moja matka'', hovori Tolstoj v
svojich pamatiach, javl sa mi ako
bytost tax vznesena, cista, ze ca
sto som sa ulz ako mllz, ked som
zapasil pokusenfnl ma nina do
liehaj1cim, modlil ,.jej dusou a ta-
to modlitba mi vzdy pomohla.''
Sedem rolSov po. matkinej smr-
ii zoalrel al otec Tolstojoy, ked'
NAL 9 rokov. Rodina Tolstojovcov
osirotela a tiastoslne So prest q
hovala do Moskyy, ciastocne O.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-14


Andrejevnou .Bersovou. Toto man
zelstvo malo ohromny vliv na ce-
II d'alsi zivot Leva Nikolajevica
a zanechalo al zrejme stopy IA
niektorych jeho dielach, ako na
priklad ma romano "Anna Kare-
nina. Pc svojom s1atku sa Tol-
stoi celkom venoval literarnej
einnosti uz roku 1866 vyslo
Ruskom Vestniku" jeho najlep-
Sic dielo "Vojna a mier', ktore
prvy raz bolo vydane pod menom
"Rok 1867. Tento roman vycha-
DIAL tri roxy az do roku 1868 a
Dol uz vtedajsou kritikou oznace:
ny "a vynikajdce dielo. Ma roma
ne "vojna a mier'' pracoval l..
N. Tolstoj pat rokov.
Dokonciac ''Vojnu a mier'',
NAL L. N. Tolstoj umysle napl-
sat roman dolby cara Petra
Vel'keho. Neskorsie sa vsak vidal
tohoto planu a z prfpravnych
prac k tomuto romanu boly "a
chovane len niektore nedokonce-
ne fragmenty. Roku 1873 zacal
l.. N. Tolstoj pisat' d'alsie svoje
arcidielo, roman anna kareni-
na'. 49,,
Genius L. N. Tolstojov sa vsak
neuspokojil len hterarnou sla-
YOU. Hi ada move pole posobnosti
a vidime O v ulohe hlasatePa a
proroka noveho ucenia, ktoreho
zakladom je odpdst'a a neodpo-
rovat' zlu. Toto ucenie vyvolalo
mnoho polemik a kritik, ale vzdor
tomu sa Toistoj stava stredom
hnutia, ktore .coskoro malo vel
ky pocet nadsenych pr1vrzencov.
Jasnaja Poljana sa stala Gle
l'om vel'kych zastupov putnikov
nielen 70 vsetkych koncin Ruska,
ale al cudziny. V Tolstojovi Vi
deli lasatel'a a vsel 'udskej lasky
pravdy.
Sam L.. n. Tolstoj zmenil svoj
s1kromny zivot do zakladov a
SNAIL sd lit podl'a svojho uce-
MIA. Il. n. Tolstoj bol stale plny
energie a vasnive reagoval ma
vsetky udalosti verejneho zivota.
Al literarna cinnost' l.. N. Toll
stoJa zmenila suoj raz. Prikladal
vacsiu vahu publicistickej cinno-E
sti, co bolo ovsem ma ujmu jeho
ciste umeleck6ho tvorenia.
Z jeho vacsich alebo mensich IL
meleckych diel V poslednych ro-
koch jeho zivota V prvom rade
treba spomenut' "Vzkriesenie'',
ktore bolo jeho poslednym vel
kym romanom. Ale tento roman
uz nesie znamky obratu, ktory sd
stal l.. n. Tolstojom.
Ma sklonku jeho zivota sa pri-
ostril konfhkt medzi l.. n. Tol-
stojom a jeho zenou Zofiou And
rejevnou. Ztracal vndtorny kl'ud
a l'adal vychodisko z neutesenej
situacie vktorej zil. ..
Dna %. oktobra r. 1910 l.. N.
Tolstoj naraz opustil Jasnu POLKA
nu zanechajGc dopis ma rozllcku,
V ktorom prosil, aby no nehl "a
dali. Ale dns 81. oktobra bol nu-
teny, sue chory, vystupit' z Via
ku, ktory no unasal, ma stanici A
stapovo, kde po sedem-dennom
boji So smrt 'ou skonal byte
prednostu stanice, dina 7. novem-
bra r. 1910. ~
g Takto boly posledne dni tohoto
a vel'keho ruskeho spisovatel'a "a
) halene rtiskom tajnosti. Zname je
y len to, re v dnoch medzi %. a 81.
) oktobrom Dol v klastore Optine a
h re cely den dina 30. oktobra ztra-
: vii V spoloenosti svojej sestry Ma
! RE, ktora lila ako mniSka kla-
q Store samordinskom. (CEPS)
(Iey Nikoiajevic Tolstoj zna-
my je svojimi spismi j medzi Slo-
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The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-11-15
Carter Faces Hard u
Battle With Stetson

The announcement that Leslie
(Wild Cat) Carter is to meet
frankie Stetson in the feature bout
at the Seattle Crystal Pool next
Tuesday night has created more Cos
sip among local boxing fans than
any other match that has been
scheduled for this city in many,
many months. II is the general
Impression that Carter is up against
real fast company and many believe
stetson will defeat the Wild Cat
while several say Stetson stands a
good chance to even knock Carter
out.
Doc Smell is rated good boy. In
fact he has given the Wild Cat two
OF his hardest battles; the first of
which he won and in the second he
knocked Carter down three times
and the match ended in a draw.
Smell took on that rugged hitter,
Dario Barron at Hollywood three
months ago. Barron gave Mr.. Smell
a pasting, licked him good, and
Doc lost the decision. On Oct. 10,
enc month ago, Barron met frankie
Stetson. Here is where Stetson
showed his sterling qualities as a
scrapper. He promptly knocked
Dario Barron out in the fifth round.
Now. then, II that doesn't look
as though Carter has real he
mans contest ahead of him then /
don't know how to figure these
young glove throwers. 1t would
be Just too bad IL Stetson beat the
Wild Cat, but every boxer, no mat
ter how good he is has to bow to
some opponent sooner or later"
said Biddy Bishop. 'Tt may be
that Stetson will turn the trick. i
am hoping that he will not. do
know this, that Carter must be in
shape"
The contest will probably attract
the largest gathering of boxing fans
that have packed the Pool since
Carter boxed Richie King there
last winter.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-11-15

Florence Cole Talbert, prima donna
soprano recognized as the greatest
operate soprano her race has pro-
duced, is coming to Seattle and will
be heard in recital Friday evening,
November %, at the Olympic
Theatre. Her artistic success in
Europe last year occurred when she
sang the role aida" in Italy. This
sensational success secured for Nine
Talbert an invitation to join the
Fascist Group of Lyric Artists" an
organization of the Mussolini regime.
Her voice, beautifully lyric of
wide range, adapts itself easily to
dramatic expression, and likewise
has the flexibility of the coloratura.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-11-15
Coast Hotel

Arrivals this week: st. Paul
J. Covington, Ed Pipkin, t. Gun
bingham, r, D. Moss w. Williams
y r. Hanks. C. SpatesI VIM
Foulkes, d. H. Taylor, H. E. An.
derson, w. B. Smith, p. ShackeI
ford, w. H. Taylor, E. Goodman, l.
Curry, ]. Senior. H. e. Duke Walk
er, p. Hall, G.. w. Davis, Ed. Walk.
er, H. Townsend, j. M. Martin, b
Buckner, G. d. Perry, VIM. c,
Young. G. Walker, G. G. Harris, B
y. Morgan, G. Parker, r. Busbh, A
T. Perry, NJ. B. Thompson, j. Dill
lard, B. Collins, H. Schuck.
Minneapolis-H. Russell, N. Gal
loway. ]. B. Crawford, V. B. Young,
NJ. Ewing. E. Pratt, ]. Whyte, e.
II. Comley, NJ. M. Hoston.
Chicago--B. B. Jones, f. Cawley,
j. r. Fiji, M. A. Holt. H. Smith.
New York-Miss X. Crippen, E.
Blake. D. Brown.
Great Falls, Mont.-Mrs. r. Ste
yens, G. p. Daley, G. Blount.
a BrooklSn, n. Y-Mrs. Il. Nalle.
Oakland-J. G. Martini, C. d.
Kemp, c. G. VIM, j. L. Hall, G.
Weaver. r. c. Williams. Nf
Portland, Ore.-Wm. Perry. Ed.
Simms, H. Archibald, G. Young. B.
Turner, G.. Scott, ]. Baker. ]. viii
liams, H. Benford, c.. Woods.
Olympia-J. q. Shepperson.
Seatue-C- A. Browning, b. Dunn.