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The Washington times., 1929-11-19

a Saturday afternoon he turns
his race track duties over to a
substitute while he scampers to
some far-flung gridiron to foot
the whistle over % young grid
iron gladiators.
Thorp says much Of the
trouble with modern officiating
about which there has been so
much complaint this season
is that the two young Off
Gals whom the central board
customarily groups up in its
assignment with two older ones
go off prematurely and half
cooked, in making a rule in
depreciation, instead of lean
ing a bit more on their more
experienced elders for advice.
This department extends con-
dolence to Josh Licarione,
Washington's outstanding sand
lot football star of other years,
whose father has passed on at
the age of "a.
With the University Of Mary
land team getting better and
better as the Saturdays roll
by, that game between the
Terrapins and Western Mary
land in Baltimore on December
ought to turn out to be one
of the nearby classics of the
year. incidentally, did you no
tice that Dick Harlow's boys
won from Mt. st. Mary's by
only 6 to 0 last Saturday,
whereas the Western Mary
landers took Georgetown into
camp by Z points to 0 earlier
in the season?
And all we got to say is that
Lou Gehrig picked out a fine
time to learn the stock broker
age business. If he has been
able to make heads or tails of
it during the last three weeks,
he's a smart pupil indeed. No
body else seems to know what 1t
has all been about. Incidentally,
Louis old college chum and grid
iron star Of Columbia, Walter
KoppiSch, was instrumental in
getting Gehrig into his present
job.
Helen Wills name was, mad
vertently or otherwise, Left off
the 1880 social register Of San
Francisco, but she will undoubt.
edly make the 1880 lawn tennis
guide.
The Washington times., 1929-11-19
DRAFT JUNIOR
SCHEDULE

A complete playing schedule
for the Junior American Soccer
League has been drafted. The
league started activities last Sun
day and will play Sabbath games
until December %.
The schedule for this Sunday
finds Stuart opposing jefferson
on the Monument grounds No. Q
field. Columbia facing Langley
on Monument grounds No. !
field and Mcfarland playing
Hine on the Plaza Fairgrounds.
The Washington times., 1929-11-19

District Association meeting
Thursday night. The Washington
Soccer League has a meeting to-
night.
Hine clutched to It's slender
thread of a possible tie or out
right championship in the Junior
High Soccer League by beating
Powell, 20, yesterday. Columbia
defeated Jefferson, 2-1, in the
other contest. Hine Is now but a
half game removed from the lead
ing Langley and Mcfarland
teams who are tied for first place.
The Washington times., 1929-11-19

Now it is only necessary to
have one line plunger on
successful eleven. The real
yardage must be gained by
some slippery end runner or
some accurate ball tOsser.
Line plunging will not win
even in mediocre football.
Gains Of larger denOmina-
tiOns are demanded If success
is to be attended.
The Washington times., 1929-11-19
ROBINSON
T0ENTER
n. DAME

Capt. Jack Robinson, crack
Georgetown Prep center, is Notre
Dame bound!
The well put-up snapper back
will enter the Rockne school at
South Bend, Ind, in 1880, and
figures to fit in well with the
master minds brand Of football.
Robinson has shown himself to
be a first class college prospect
with the Garrett Parkers and is
counted upon as a sure thing to
make good by Coach Eddie
Brooks.
Although Robinson Is versatile
in all sports the gridiron game
is his speciality. He has played
bang-up ball for three years and
is one Of the most promising
players ever turned out by the
Maryland school.
But for an injury q duel
Of the outstanding center men
in this section would result
today when Georgetown Prep
meets Western at Garrett
Park.
Capt. Quincy Owens, also Q
snapper back, would normally be
matched against Robinson.
A damaged elbow will prevent
this clash Of captains, however,
Tommy Webb being scheduled to
relieve Owens.
This game will rival the Cen
tral-Eastern presentation in color
and fight.
Western and Georgetown Prep
athletic representatives have met
over a stretch of years and their
games have always packed plenty
of punch.
A national Preparatory School
championship claimant may show
mere against Emerson Institute
Nov. 80.
Vermont Academy, a widely
touted scoring sensation, yester-
day issued a challenge to all Prep
elevens challenging their SUI
premacy.
Apprised Of this state Of affairs,
Coach Harlan Sant1orn last night
wired the New England school an
offer to play Emerson Institutes
eleven here on the date mentioned
above.
In the event the Vermont ma
chine accepts, the game will prob
ably take place at American !.
League Park. This would mark
the first time that a nationally
recognized scholastic champion
ship eleven has been brought to;
the national capital.
Coach Clifton Moore, West
ern High Schools basketball
mentor, yesterday returned to <
school following an absence
OccaSiOned by illness in the
family.
Moore Immediately assumed
charge Of the basketball squad
and outlined a schedule Of prac- J.
tice.
It was learned on good au-
thority that the Chatlen brothers,
newcomers. expected to step out
in a first string capacity, had
failed to quality for action due !:
to scholastic ineligibility.
Business High School has set
tied down to basketball work in
earnest following the completion :
Of it's 1929 interhigh football
schedule.
Coach Lynn Woodwork has
his gridiron players with basket
bali aspirations parading their .
wares in the daily workouts.
The Washington times., 1929-11-19
NO WORK TODAY

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 1e.
In order that the entire squad
may be in the best of shape
when practice is resumed to-
morrow, Harvard win engage in
no work today. Rain interfered
with yesterdays drill. With the
exception of Harper. the Crimson
first eleven is in excellent con-
dition.
The Washington times., 1929-11-19
U. S. SPORTS PAY

Jack Curley, prominent sports
promoter, has been staging box
ing, wrestling and other events
in the United States for IS years.
His books show o business gross.
ing 100000
The Washington times., 1929-11-19
COLGATE IN SHAPE

HAMILTON. N. Y, Nov. 49,
Colgate's football squad emerged
from the Syracuse struggle In
good shape and today will begin
an intensive drive in preparation
for Brown. ---,, - -'--' - 3 - - .
The Washington times., 1929-11-19
GAMES AID
T0B.E 7 TER
UNITY
By TOM THoRP

The East has little chance of
0vertaking the West in the race
Tor International football honors
this year. With the season but
. few weeks to run, the West has
q clear lead to the gridiron SUI
premacy of the country. Vic
tories for the Army over Notre
Dame and Stanford would not
balance the advantage which the
West enjoys at the present time.
Once again, the East must take
its place well to the rear of West
in football rating.
We can we'll remember the first
Western game we witnessed. Wis
consin came East to tackle Yale.
The WesternerS were lauded to
the skies for their smart football
The East awaited a conqueror.
But. alas a slight built jerseyed
halfback named Richards got
loose in the last few minutes of
play and postponed the first
Western victory for another year.
Yale triumphed by touchdown
The introduction of the forward
pass with its open paying changed
the gridiron sport entirely. 1t also
brought the West into football
prominence. Under present play
ing conditions all teams meet on
more or less even terms. The
big husky players of the long
haired days of football have been
superseded by quick, alert, fast
thinking ball carriers and clever
forward passes.
The Washington times., 1929-11-19
A propos of Washington-C Chattanooga Situation
WILLIAM M. RICHARDSON
VseA-pARSsoGST
EDWARD D. EYNoN, II.
0ReaBTARV
WASHINGTON AMERICAN LEAGUE
BASE BALL CLUB
CLARK c. GRIFFITH
w.war,-,w
OFFICES; Ri ST. AND FLORIDA AVE. NV.
WASHINGTON, D. C.

De V
October j.
Stockholders
Washington American Bali
Washington D. @.
hereby notified that special meeting Of
the Club, Seventh
Street Washington D. O..
Thursday. noon,
and
Of the Club property
Of the Chattanooga League.
YOu present Meeting,
but in the person execute the
sn1esed to the Club
clark Q. Griffith, President
Edward ,. Eynon, Secretary.
The Washington times., 1929-11-19

The West accepted the changes
In the game as soon as they were
incorporated in the rules. The
East hung on to its old line plung-
ing tactics. The result has been
the West is many jumps ahead of
the East in offensive football. 1t
is offensive football which wins
games.
Intersectional games are a good
thing for intercollegiate athletics,
in fact, contests of skill between
representatives of the various sec
tions of the United States, Can
ada and Mexico should be en-
ccuraged. The writer will go a
step further. He is of the opinion
friendly rivalry in sports is likely
to do more to promote universal
peace on this earth than any
thing else that can be to accom-
plish that end. Sportsmanship
can only be taught in competi-
ton. It is when placed under
severe strains that the best in
us comes out. BY throwing all
nations into friendly rivalry on
the sport fields a finer grade of
craftsmanship would be devel-
oped. Ali that is needed to Go
away with all wars is a gilt-edge
grade of craftsmanship.
Football is the greatest sport
of all to develop true sportsman
ship. It matters not whether one
or two members Of the gridiron
community sin by PROSECUTING
The good which the others get
out Of this great game of bodily
contact outweighs the harm a
few misguided members may in
ject into it. A player must keep
his temper under all circum-
stances to be a true footballcr.
He must learn to think and act
like a sportsman under the most
trying circumstances in order to
be more than an ordinary player.
Football has developed men of
this type. \
A better feeling Of sports
manShip exists today between
the East and West than ever
before in the history of the
interSectiOnal competition.
This, too, in spite Of the fact
that the West has taken the
leadership of the sport away
from the East. The latter has
learned his lesson . trifIe too
late. !, But it is too good q sport
to complain.
Three intersectional games Of
note remain on the gridiron cal
endar for the year. Notre Dame
comes East to tackle the Army
team at the Yankee Stadium
Georgetown travels West to meet
Detroit in the Michigan metropo.
lis. Later. the Soldiers journey
to the far West to grapple with
Pop Warmers Stanford University
collegianS at Palo Alto. In each
of these contests the East looks
to have at least fair chance of |
Seven interSectional games have
been won by Western eleyens SO
far this season. Two of the three
scored by the East were by Jack
Sutherland's. great Panther outfit
st Pittsburgh. The latter are
likely to be invited West for the
of Roses game at
on New Year Day. Two
years ago the PantherS clashed
with Stanford in this big inter
sectional battle. Just which of
The Pacific Coast schools will be
to meet Pitt is hard to
say at the present time. !
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-02
PODAKOVANIE IA PREKVA-
PENIE.

Ctena redakcia Youngstown
skych Novfn! "
Poprajte miesta tymto mojim
paru riadkom, ktorymi chcem W.
slovit' til najsrdecnejSiu vd 'aku
sestram klubu rucnych prac, al
ostatnym mojim priatel kan "a
prekvapenie, ktore mi pripravily.
Bolo 25. julia " minuly stvr-
tok). Mic netusiac, bola som ako
obyeajne vecer uz unavena, sede-
la som ma ,porci isla som "a mo-
jimi det mi do susedy K. Javor-
cikovej. Tam SINE sa vselico' roz-
pravaly a ona ma schvalne zavo-
lala dnu. Az naraz deti kricia:
Mamo, k nam tax moe zien j.
de!' Nine sa to nijak nemohlo do
hlavy, vmestit', az potion poveda-
ly, re dosly .zasvatit' svatu Annu.
ia Som sa len triasla a ami som
nevedela, ze co robin. Moi man
Eel prisiel z raboty o II. pred
polnocou, ten len hl'adel, a pri-
znal sa, re vedel, ze ma sestry
prekvapia, ale re zmylil den, my
slel, re to malo byt' ma druhy den.
Takto Dol ozaj al on oklamany.
Tol'ko tych zeniciek videl, re ami
nevedel, ktor1 ma ist odpreva-
dit domov, az 81 rozmyslel napo-
sledy povedal: Stara moja, ty
81 mi najlepsia, vyprevadim teba.
Nuz zostal donna. TeSilo ma, ze
vsetky priatel ky citily sa veselo
v mojej domacnosti. Len l'lltu-
jem, re som nebola donna, ked
prisly dnu, lebo re ispievaly a
potion til piesen zopakovat' mi
uz nechcely. Vyhovaraly sa, ze
som mala byt' donna. TAX vset-
kym este raz srdecne d 'akujem a
budem sa "a vSetky ku tel sv.
Anne modlit', ably i'm ito Bob Wy.
nahradil dobrym zdravim. Tu po-
davam mena pritomnych: M. Mi.
halik, K. Habovsky, NJ. Vagas
M. Repasky, A. Maruskin, X. ia.
rorclk, H. Babby, M. Stanislav
A. Baca, K. Gajdos, A. Bielek, z
Valko, M. Lison, S. Javorcik, A.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-02
M. E. DANKO UCHADZA
SA o ZNOVUZVOLENIE

Pan Michal E. Danko, teraisi
solicitor mesta Campbell, ucha.
dza 50 o znovuzvolen;e na druhl
termin. ia jeho 1radovania dpka.
zal sa byt' siicim a svedomitym
ilradnikom a preto ma pevnd ma
DEF, ze no obcania Campbollu '
primarkach nominujn. On vystn-
puje ako nestrannicky kandidat
na rerublikanskej tikete, lebo
nechce mat do CINEMA $ nechut.
nym volebnlm bojom, aky je te-
raz vedeny.
Pan Danko ma dlhorocn1 pra-
votarsku praks a Svojc zknse-
no>ti chce uplatnit' prospech
obyvatel ,stva Campbellu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-02

ia solicitora mesta Campbell
na republikanskej tikete uchadza
sa medzi inymi p. Juraj +. Pro
kop, dobre znamy pravotar a
pracovnlk sloyenSky. Pan Prokop
ziada obcanov SIovakov Camp
bell, ably primarkach ma neho
hlasovali a 81 'ubuje, re ak bllde
zvoleny, bude svoj nrad West
vzorne a svedomite, allo taky
urad vyzaduje.
Obi 'adom schopnostl ma ten L.
rad netreba mu mnoho vysvetlo-
vat, lebo praktizuje uz sedem ro-
kov a je graduantom chyrnej
Notre Dame univerzity.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-02

Javorsky, B. Tilka, M. Hlehoyy,
j. Hutera, A. Stajner, X. Javor-
sky Javorcfk, A. Matiscik, M. Lii
ko, III. Gordnlic, E. Kosan, A. Ra-
koey, A. Holecko, M. Savelko, "A.
Gbur, A. Hudzik, A. Turek, nj.
Hiznaj, j. Stajner, q. Scurila, M.
Adam, M. Javorsky.
So srdeenym pozdrayom
Anna Omasta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-02

Kaxdf citatsl', ktort nam j.
dlSsn predplatn6 = noviny, do.
stans xaplatsn6 = svoju pr&cu.
al my lep to xiadame.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-02
SPOVED
Napisal: Clement Shorter.

neho zamdlela. Jej vlasy boly
h.ele, ako sneh, predsa bola este
TAXA mlada. Oci sama bojazli-
vest, ako splaSenej srnky. Jej
nervozne, traslice sa ruky usta-
vicne madlily, chuchlaly prikry-
yadlo a boly vo veenom pohybe.
- Dala som vas zavolat', aby
som vam povedala, ako nesplnilo
sa vase predpovedanie. On ma
yzdy Setril tax ma horilce l'ilbi.
Len pre- neho modlim sa k Bohu,
ably som neumrela.
V tel chvili otvorily sa dvere 5
vel 'kym hrmetom do izby vbe-
hol jej muz. Ona vystrela ruky O.
rroti nemu, potion vsak zahl'ade-
la sa ma neho. Vykrikla, vyskoei-
la postele a hodila sa k jeho no.
ham. Knaz priskocil, ably ju pri-
chytil, a potom odstdpel, re by.
muzovi prepustil svoje miesto.
Muz zodvihol jej mrtvolu, polozil
ju ma pcstel' vypukol V kreovi-
tr narek.
- Co je to, - spytal sa knaz
prisne, - re V takomto stave vpa
I'LL ste do izby k chorej9
- Povedali mi, re je velmi
zle, a dzkost 'ou naplneny bezal,
ako bez rozumu.
= Cd Paknutia umrela.
Muzov oblicaj zbledol, ako tvar
mrtvtj zeny.
- Cd l'aknutia umrela9 - opa
koval, zajakajhc sa.
- Tvar 81 pozrite, - povedal
knaz.
On stal 81 pred zrkadlo. Ma "a
vom lici az po hrdlo t'ahal sa mu
dlhy krvavy Svfk; sama krv bol
mu golfer i kosePa.
- O, - odpovedal, - to som
sa V nahlosti porezal. Prave som
sa holll, ked vbehla ku mne slnz-
ka a povedala mi, re je zle, re
moia zena poslala 81 pre- knaza.
Mokrou satkou pretrel 81 po
tvari krvavy pruh odrazu zmi-
zol; len male zaskrabnutie bolo
yidno.
Knaz zatvoril "a sebou dvere a
vstdpil tmavl noe.
Druhy raz stalo sa, re prave "
tom istom dome NAL pracu knaz
] teraz stal pri umieraj1com Te-
raz umieral muz. Nohy mu dola-
NAL t'azky voz. Hned', ako zaca-
~ sa b6le, ziadal 81 knaza.
Spovedat', spovedat' sa
chcem.
Tu som, odpovedal knaz
nahol sa mad lozko.
Vidite til knihu til kni-
hu' - septal chory.
ia nevidim nijakej knihy.
Tam ma stole: De Quincy
Vidim. "Smrt' ako umenie".
Go to znamena?
-<Precital som ju cell veril
som, ze smrt' je umenie. Nijaky
jed, ami noz. TAXI vrazdu som w
myslel, ktord mi nikto nem6ze
dokazat'. pre- ktor1 ma nem0zu
cbesit'. Umenie! ia Dol som umel-
com. Len cutie :. Naclvajte.
ANdCutdlH.
-. Budem mat ia podiel od-
pustenf? Nikto ma neupodozrie-
val, ami ona.
Ami ona?
To bola zenska! Poviem vam
iej zivotopis. Pod'te blizsie. Pre-
co sa tax divate ma nina? We'd
vas nepoznam. Aida opovrhujete
mnou? Ba aida ste ME knazi
Boze moi, aka to muka
cmrt' netrapila tax moju obet ;,
ako ma ty, 6, Boze, mucE!
Spokojnost', spokojnost' len
potrpte. Modlite sa "a odpustenie.
Modlim sa, ano, ano. Ale
chcem vam i1ajsamprv rozpove-
dat, cim som zhresil. Spovedat
sa mi treba.
Zaxo;%o
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-02

este HepOIHal som SVoJu POVdifu'
Nevedel som, re po rokoch street
nem sa so zenskou, ktora mi bu-
de vsetkym, nemohnc mojou byt'.
Bol by som sa jej hodil pred no.
by. Ale nebol som jej potrebnv,
lebo prekazal nam nenavideny,
tmavt svazok
Preco ste sa ozenili?
Preeo? We'd predtym som
l'lbil svoju zenu. l'hbil tax, ako
sa deti l't1bia. Potion ! druhy pri-
kradal sa k nej. Pretekanie sa ma
popudilo a zaslepilo, re nevidel
som jej prave city. Vtedy nemy-
slel som Ia to, ably bola mojou,
ale ably som ju vydrapil pazii-
rov soka.
- TAX rahko urobit' bolo to
vtedy q TAXA trpka je teraz l'1-
tost', - mrml al knaz. ."#
- Zehnate ma, otce? - pokra-
eoval chory. Velmi potrebu-
jem toho. Modlite sa "a nina. Mu-
ky tyiii na mne; vel'ky je moi
hriech OnedlhO, ako SINE sa
sobrali. domaci zivot stal sa mi
neznesiiel'nym. Zpryu nezbadal
som AXE zunovane a Pahostajn6
stvoren!e je moja zena. Ale ako
som uvidel til druhu, mole srdce
odvratilo sa cd nej a zvedel som,
re teraz zvrtne sa moi osud. Ne
prestajne smutnejsim Dol mi do
maci krb. Dusiva jednotvarnost'
domaceho zivota zal 'ahla ma nina
a prikrcila ma. Zacal som nena-
vidiet' tvar svojej zeny, krasnu,
nikdy nemeniacu sa tvar. Ona 20
stala vzdy TAXA. Kedykol'vek
priblizil som sa k nej, zakazdym
ma priv1tala iismevom, a tym l.
smevom ma vyprevadzala ku dve-
ram zakazdym, kedykol'vek som
sa vidal oval z domu. TAX dobre
som poznal ten iismev a tax som
no nenavidel! Jej iistocka boly
ako detske a ked sa usmiala. ma
lt jamky vyhibily sa ma jej tvari.
- Hovorte o hriechu. - pre-
trhol no prisne knaz.
- Ano, ano. Nenavidel som jul.
porovnaj1c ju druhou, ktorej
dusa bola vlnista ako more, tou
zenou, po ktorej som tuzil, ktora
vsak nemohla byt' mojou, lebo
som 81 pojal "a zenu toto diet "a.
A nevedel som inej cesty, len til,
ktora vedie cez mrtvolu mojej ze-
ny. TAX som prisiel ma til strasn1
mySlienku.. Vedel som, re srdce
mojej zeny ME je prilis slime. Ma
la vo zvyku prikladat' 81 ruku ma
hrud', ked' sa prel 'akla, a tento
pohyb vzbudil vo mne myslienku.
Vtedy som prave eftal Quinceyho
"Smrt' ako umenie', cftil som,
re by som este Wac zmohol, ako
to, co je v knihe napisane. Isiel
som so zenou do knpel'ov. I ia
druha bola tam. Vzdy SINE sa
prechadzali po vysokych vrchoch.
Raj som tax ma kraj skaly stupil,
ako som len mohol, a pozoroval
som, aly iicinok bude mat tento
moi krok ma moju zenu. Zbledla,
stala sa nerv6znou a prosila ma,
ably SINE odisli ztadial'. Ale druha
sa len smiala, ten smiech skoro
ma rozztiril.
Toto Dol moi prvy pokus. Zpo-
lovice len dielo nahody, ale s
vel 'kolepym vysledkom Po-
vedali ste nieco, otce9 Nepocul
som. Pail ma vase stisknutie; pu-
st tie mi, prosfm vas, ruku.
Cd toho casu usiloval som sa
stistavne vykonat' svoje dielo.
Poriadok Dol taky pahky! One
skorenie vlaku, potion skriabanie
sa ma nejaky prikry, strmy vrch.
Raz vecer prevrhol som lampu
re sa postel' chytila plamenom
druhy raz ro1povedal som jej
.svoje trsenie, ze tax citim, axe
by sa zlodeji vkradali do nasho
domu. Raj obliekol som sa "a zlo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-02

vSak cltll, re Dy DOla rdud, keuy
som nemal zeny, tato myslien-
ka robila ma divym.
Raz, cestujdc po cudzozemsku,
sllzka zabila jedovateho hada,
potom t'ahala ho pc dlazke, aby
no hodila do pece spalit'. del
som vtedy, ako prichadza Nl6ja
zena stolicku kladie 81 prave
ma ten pr,h, ktory zanechal had
"a sebou. Nechal som ju samotnll
vravel som sam sebe, ze je tax
usiidene. Vedel som, re had bude
hradat' svoiu druzku, pojde "a
pachom a vtedy nadide i ma moJu
zenu ia nina sa modlite, OF
ce? TAX ticho odriekate modlltbu,
ze nepocujem :. Ako som sa
obzrel, zena sedela ma stollcke
bleda, nepohnute, ako socha, a
had obkrical sa jej okolo nohy.
Chcel som priskocit' k nej; ably
vstala, a mech ie koniec vsetke-
mu. Ale til chvil'u prisla i ia
druEa zahl 'adela sa ma nina
zmeravene, a ia stal som tam ako
prikovanf a neodvazil som sa po-
,hniit'. Vrulle mala |hrncek mile
ka, polczila no pred hada a mo-
jej zene povedala ably sa nehyba-
la, ak jej je zivot drahy. ked
had zavonal zapach mlieka, od-
krdtil sa nohy priatel 'ka no
zabila potion palicou.
- Mech ju Bob zehna - vzdy
chol hlasne klaz.
- @, - chrchlal umierajuci,
dobra dusa bola ona, dobra,
bola by ma osvobodila cd vrazdy,
keby to bolo byvalo NONE. Raj
skrsla vo mne myslienka, re len
preto chodi "a nami, ably ochra-
Mia moju zenu predo mnou. Ale
len ma chvilku veril som til my
slienku. Lebo obidve prekolem,
ak pravdu HASA ia myslienka.
Mystic, re by to bolo mozne?
Kfaz neodpovedal. Ruky prelo-
I'll 81 ma kriz a hlava odvisla mu
ma prsia.
- Zpod horiceho pasma, -po
kracoval chory, - isli SINE pod
chladne. Sli SINE ma svajeiarske
hole, a ia hl'bky duse modlil
som sa, ably sa odtial' nevratila.
Raj, ked' sme prechodili cez hlbo-
XII prfetrhlinu, posmikol som sa, a
ked som sa vyskriabal, strhol
som ju dolu. Ale ia druha vtom
sa obzrela a ia rychle skryl som
noz, ktory som bol vytiahol;v " tej'
chviii zachytil som zenu "a O.
chranny povraz.
Cd toho casu ia druha chodila
vzdy "a nami, moja zena bola v
prostriedku a ia teraz nemal som
odvahy opakovat prvy pokus.
Toto je moi DEF. Go vam mann
este dopovedat'? Domov SINE pri-
sli, prisla domov zena, ia dru-
ha, a svazok, ktory ma otrocil,
neroztrhol sa este. Moja zena bo-
la len tonou samej sebe, zmerave-
ma, trasnca sa bytnost' bojazli-
va, ako srnka. Ale ia nevzdal som
sa svojej myslienky, az konecne
upadla a chorela. Ked' tax nevy-
slovne chora lezala ma svoJom
l0zku, vtedy sa stalo, re rozkrva
vii som 81 tvar ,krv sa mi cedila
dolu krkom vbehol som do jej
izby; ked' ma videla, desne W.
krikla bezzivotne sa rozprestre-
la ma zemi. Ale, prisaham, rukou
som sa jej nikdy nedotkol a ona
nikdy ami tusenie nemala Q nj
com. A ME raz pfsal som tel dru.
hej cd tych cias, ale ona neprisla,
a ami vtedy mi neodpoyedala,
ked' som jej pisal, ze mi umiera
zena. Ale teraz uz pride. Pravda,
otce, nebola to vrazda, ved' som
jej nikdy neublizil a al prirodze.
nou smrt'ou zisla .. Ale teraz
chcem, aby sok boil zdravy, k v0.
Ii tel zene, ably sa mi ztratil o
braz mojej prvej zeny ten S de.
.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-02

hi stlzku, ako al "a dar. Praje-
me, aby sa al druhf takej udalosti
dozili.
Juraj Veronika Hornik
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-02
VRELE PODAKOvANIE.

My nizepodpisani srdecne d'a-
kujeme vsetkym nasim priatel 'om