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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-02
PERSONAL

FOLKS, don't let the end Of another
ay find you still in the same rut,
till putting off your plans for bet
er things. Decide either 70 fight
[ out by yourself, or to do the job
p right" while you r at it-by
ecuring personal help and advice,
90. Don't let 4 few dollars decide
our destiny. Your health, your
tappiness, your success, and the hap
,iness of those you love may hang
n what you do in the next few days.
I will teach you by the power Of
concentration how TO drive with in
reasinF power directly toward the
desirable things Of life. Step BY step.
will explain what you need and have
anged to know about your body,
four mind. and how they should
work together.
| We will be in your city for a short
me only. Consultations daily.
ours: 10 to IL, l 70 8. Glasses
aught. Especial attention given 70
sycho-analysis of children. Phone
;ameron Hotel, 1892, Mrs. Brady and
irs. Alexander. M-2s6.
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rameron Courts

Suits filed in the district courts:
No. 1926. Indalecio Rojano W..
Franchises Roisno. divorce.
No. 1897. Florence Chiribes vs..
Sam Chiribcs. divorce.
No. S3aS. III. VI. Hardin vs.. Pedro
Zovaleta ct al. foreclosure.
No. $500. ". ri. Hardin ". Psiar II.
Meyers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-02

Lines, b~ringinza IN a strons flow ~
water ut q depth or 1871 feet The
time consumed in actual drilling was
nine days according to the d~riliers
a. tratum on 100 feet OF water
sand was gone through. thus insuring
an excellent supply of water. "A
strainer was put in the well, which IL
In claimed will prevent the said from
sitting through. and will MAKE the
life Of the well longer.
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REAL ESTATE


OWNER OFFERS 10 acres west or
Brownsville on Military paving, ripe
for subdivision; also 10 acres, two
acres planted to citrus, at Olmito.
! need money. the price Is right. n. II
Parks. phone 6025F11, San Benito.
Texas. M263
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

NOTICE OF HEARING TO APPRo-
PIRATE PUBLIC WATERS OF
THE STATE OF TEXAS-No. i1SS.
Notice is hereby given, TO whom
concerned, that A. Il. Jones, the
postoftice address az whom ~
Brownsville, Texas, did on the 23rd
day Of January, A. ID. 1929, file his
application in the office OF the
Board Of Water Engineers for the
State of Texas, in which he applies
for n permit TO appropriate OF the
unappropriated waters OF the State
Of Texas, from the Rio Grande in
Cameron County, Texas, sufficient
water for the irrigation or not tI
exceed 200 acres OF land, said unap-
propfiated water to be pumped from
the Rio Grande into the two reser-
voirs located on land belonging 10 the
said A. r. Jones. the pumping plant
% be- located nt q point which hears
North s. deg. ls rnin- East 1859
feet from the Southwest corner Of
the San Martin Grant on the left
bank Of the Rio Grande, in Cameron
County. Texas, and is distant in an
easterly direction from Brownsville,
Texas. about ten miles.
You are hereby further notified
that the said A. p Jones proposes
10 increase the stO rage capacity Of
two reservoirs Prev ously authorized
TO be constructed nnder application.
No. 1I62, in the ne Of A. X. Jones,
from 1900 Ecre-fect TO 1880 acre
feet. creating an additional storage
capacity OF $500 ac1e-feet- The said
a. III. Jones proposes to pump the
unappropriated waoer from the Rio
Grande, by means of three pumping
plants, each with two Centrifugal
pumps. operated by three. $50 horse
power electric mctors. having a
height Of lift Of L and II feet. int
The reservoir above mentioned. for
the irrigation OF not to exceed 200
acres Of land.
"A hearing on the application Of
the said "A. ". Jones. will t. held By
the Board CT Water Engineers for
the State Of Texas. in the office Of
the Beard mt AUSTIN, Texas or Mon
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-02
FOR SALE

Two bots in Edinhurg: tnree lots
In San Beriso; SO lots In Browns
Vile: seven lots outside Browns
WILLIE city limits: twenty per cent
cash. hasance i'm one. two. three arf
four wears. or monthly payments
IL preferred B. z Huxley. B=s
Vile. H-60
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-02
New Teacher All
Raymondville

Especial % Ine HefuIdJ
RAYM0NDVILLE. Feb. MRS.
Dan r. Carter. head Of the English
department in the Raymondville high
school. has resigned her position.
and Mics Jimmie La Rue, science
teacher in the R~aymondville schools,
has been appointed 20 fill the va
cancy. Miss Maxine La Rue OF Eus-
tace. Texas, has been selected for Tho
vacancy in the seienea department.
Mrs. Carter will have "a position ir
the Beeville high school, where she
will teach English and mathematics.
Her husband. Dan q. Carter, IL coach
IN that system or schools
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-02
Well Brought In
AT Raymondville

RAYMONDVILLE, Feb. 2.-McMas-
ters and Poweroy. water well drill
ers OF Houston, have COMPLETED d
well here for the Missouri Pacific
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-02

FOR SALE: Tot 7cxIe0 with enc
brick and two frame houses Corner
sth and 81. Charles. Apply A. Chapa,
T43 St. Charles. M60
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NOPE MONTE A

MORE MONTE CARLO SUCKERS
NTCE--The receipts or the CASTOR
~ Monte Carlo have increased this
winter, ms many Riviera tourists are
trying their luck.
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SUMMIT PLACE

Brownsville's new business and
residential subdivision. Just one
mile from Elizabeth Street. on
Fourteenth Street.-The busy thor
oughfare leading TO the proposed
ship channel and turning basin
through the rich farming sec
ton Of FL Jardin-to the mu-
nicipal airport and on TO South
point. Easy terms. Investigate
TODAY. Office l4th and HAYS
Sts., J. J. Dallas. Sales Manager,
phone $50, Brownsville, Texas.
M-2s5
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REAL ESTATE

WANTED TO trade apartment house
in Dallas for Valley land. Must have
livabie house IN land and be on
paved or ~graveled road. Write Box
MOI, Herald. M-29I.
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2sTH DISTRICT COURT
Hon. "A. w. Cunningham. Judge
No orders.
lasRD DISTRICT U

Hon. A. VI. Kent, Judge
No. 1926. Mary ". Gray vs.. r. III.
Milton &c al; rleae In abatement
sustained.
No. 1886. Valley Finance Corp. vs..
Eliz. T. Shaw, judgment for plain
tiff.
Ne. 1915. San Benito Land and
Liquidation association vs.. w. ri.
Rankin. Judgment for plaintiff.
No. 1852. AL Parker Securities GO.
WI. :. u. Driver. judgment for
plaintiff. y
No. si52. Albert Pick Co. vs.. Fred
H. Sheer judgment for plaintiff.
No. S217, n. c. Norris vs.. REQ
Motor Corp. Of Texas. judgment for
plaintiff.
No. $500. cafarelli Bros. vs.. Price
Davis Drug Co.. verdict.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-02

DRESSMAKING and plain sewing.
Call at house nearest Palm Blvd. on
Resaca Drive in Belvedere, or inquire
Mt Herald office. M-255
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Hnn- John hIeiber, Judge
Adjourned for term
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COUNTY CnI-RT

Hon. O. C Dancy, Judge
Suits filed:
Nc. 1885,, Marian Alice Gerst 60
I'll. minors.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-02

FOR SALE
20 acres good irrigated land in
Fl Jardin Tract, well drained;
price $4,000 per acre, terms.
60 acres irrigated land in FL
Jardin tract, all in cultivation
and rented; on con.rete highway.
electric line; price $125.00 per
acre, cash..
30 acres all in cultivation and
rented; one mile from small
town and concrete road; price
$4,000 per acre. terms.
II ares near Brownsville, all
in cultivation. good house, well
and windmill; about 3 acres
bearing grove. good citrus land;
price $15,000.00.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Ismael Valdez and l5eatriz Gas
tillc.
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Help Wanted

Two good men; n ga
|age and battery, also blacksmith.
Eteady work, good pay, good loca-
Lion. II. r. Clarke, Santa Rosa,
Texas. M265
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Lost and Found
Situation Wanted

LOTS OF LOTS are offered for
sale at very reasonable nrices in the
Classified Section from day TO day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-02

FOR SALE-By owner, 90 IS acres
fine citrus and truck land adjoining
Edcouch and paved road. All Guilt
waited, good drainage, water and i'm
p~rovements. VIII divide; priced
low; no trades. Geo. r. Carter. I'd
couch, Texas. Mill
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Buy or Exchange

A UNIVERSAL MARKET for every
thing-the Classified Section.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-02

III IT'S "Your Move Next you will
find that good draymen and expert
movers offer their services through
the classified ads.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-02

MUST BE SOLD at once; one hun
dred and fifty feet corner. three lots
On Lcvee St.. ore or the best apart
ment house locations in Brownsville,
for five thousand five hundred cash.
Owner leaving town. Phone 13aS-W.
Mos
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RENTALS

STORE BUILDING for lease. Now
occupied by the Cloetta Hardware
company. 50 feet Of beautiful show
windows on 18th street and 81 feet
deep. Suitable for any kind Of bus
mess. Possession April first Also
store space l6x2s located in the
Traselers Hotel building. See Mrs.
c. II. More, Travellers Hotel or phone
1a2. lf267
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-02

INCOME BEARING business property
in Donna to trade for Brownsville
property. Address Brownsville p. o.
Box 1014. N-24O
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-05
PECL1vosT o RUKY.

Nemozno ami dost' zdoraznit'
ako d6lezitou je peclivost' ruRy
Ruky sn temer prave tax d6lezi-
te ako oblicaj preto ich name
umyyat' denne miesaninou, pri-
pravenou citronovej st 'avy, gly-
cerinu a kamforoveho liehu. Cd
citronu ruky belej1, glycerin
zmakcuje a kamforovy lieh od-
stranuje ak1koPvek zastaralu ne
eistotu. Tdto miesaninu name po-
uzit' vzdy a nou 81 natriet' ruky
zvlast' vtedy, ked' SINE pred tym
skrabaly zemiaky, alebo zeleninu
alebo ldpaly ovocie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-05
PovAB zENY.

Ia vsetkych dob, vo vsetkych
krajinach boil povab zeny vzdy O.
spevovany. V basnach prozai-
ckych opisoch stretavame sa S
purpurovymi rtami, s ruzovymi
licami, alabastrovymi celami, zla-
tymi vlasami a inymi nadsenymi
epithetami ma krasu 'zeny. Keby
sa vsak mala nektora zena dl a to-
hoto popisu stvorit', bolo by nej
asi monstrum. Tento pokus vraj
jeden maliar raz urobil a vysle-
dok boil zalostny. Namapoval ze-
nu dl'a popisu nejakeho vel'mi
znameho romanu a bola to kari
katdra, pri ktorej hlavne poso-
bill vel'mi hrozne "labuti' kirk
tel zeny. Cez to budd zamilovani
vzdy chvalit' krasu svojej danny
bud1 vtedy, ak ME su celkom
p6vercivf, predsa aspon malo usu
dzovat' ma priklad z barvy jej
ei ma iej povahu. Ciernym oeian
sa bude vzdy pripisovat' vasni-
vost' sila vole, podobne ako hne
dym a modrym jemnost', sedivI
huncdtstvo a nestalost. Ov
ze tieto zavery casio klamd. Bas-
nici preto robia najlepsie, ked'
chvalia oci akejkol 'vek barvy
pripisuj1 i'm vzdy schopnost' za
papovat' srdce. Renan kedysi n,
pfsal: "Krasa vyzaduje ctnost'.
To sa zda predsa troSku len od-
vazlivym, ale iste sa ziadna zen
nemyli, ak povazuje sa sama ?
krasnu. Kazda ma pri sebe ME
co, elm moze vzbudit' naklon-
most a vein casio sn to sk6r
vlastnosti dusevne ako telesne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-05

priaznive. Ponevac sa vsak kau-
cuk dost' rychle opotrebuje, ME
je to este idealny dlazbovy mate
rial, jeho vyhody sn vsak nespor-
ne. Najma sa uvadza, ze je sice
hladky, ale ME klzky, je tvrdy, a
lie pri tom elasticky, neprepdst a
vlhkost', neprispieva k tvoreniu
prachu da sa vel mi l'ahko oci-
stit'. Zmiernuje otrasy, tlumi
hluk a nevyzaduje zvlastnej pee
livosti na udrzovanie.
- Obyvatel 'stvo zemegule. Po
Get obyvatel'ov celej zemegule
vzrastol podl'a vypoctov Medzi-
narodneho statistickeho 1radu V
Haagu Cd r. 1910 1900 milionov
ma 2 miliardy lu 'di, tedy 0 "a per-
cent. q toho pripada ma Aziu 900
milionov, ma Europu 500 milionov
ma Ameriku 22O, ma Afriku $50
milionov a ma Australia pri-
slusnymi ostrovami Z milionov.
'Najvacsi pocet obyvatel'ov ma
l stvorocny KIN ma ostrov Java.
- Pravlast' pomarancov. Pri
pohl 'ade ma zlato-zbarvene poma-
rance zjavuje sa nam hned pred
stava krajcv slnca a tepla. A pre-
dsa boil oranzovnik do tychto ze-
mi preneseny len l'ud mi a jeho
povodna VAST lezf JUNE cd po-
horia Himalaji. Len odtial' do
stal sa vlastne do Ciny. Cinania
pestovali tento strom a ked' V po-
lovici Is. storocia odvazni more
plavci portugalskf prisli do Cfny,
ziskali vymennym obchodom ten
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-05
ZAUJfMAvOsTI.
Cislice i Nemecka. V Nemeck,

Cislice i Nemecka. V Nemecku
bolo napocitane r. 1923 72 100
rocnych a 81 90-rocnych l'udi.
Vacsinu z Mich tvorily osoby .slo
bodne to Is muzov 36 zien. u
tychto osob dozivsich sa talk L.
ctyhodneho veku, zije este 8 v
manzeistve, q ovdovelo, rozvede-
ny nebol nikto.
--Vel'kovyroba kurciat v Kali
fornii. V Petalune je farma, ma
ktorej pestovanie dr6beze je "a
riadene tax, ze pravom mono ho-
vorit' O tovarni. Sedenie kvociek
ma vajciach patri tam k prezit-
kOm stareho sveta. Snesenim vaj-
ca je ukol kury skoneeny. Vajcia
s1 polozene do ohromnych inku-
batorov, kde sa kurcata liahnu ka-
zdodenne tisicoch. Pre- chore
kurcata je sriadena nemocnica,
pre- zotavuj1ce sa sanatorium, po-
trava je volena podla najmoder-
nejsieho ucenia kaloriach, pare
ME krizenie sa prevadza podPa
zkdsenosti eugenickych. V dos ed
ku toho bolo poslednom roku
docielene "obratu' 4 milionov
, kurciat.
- Laska u Tudozrutov. Slavny
| cestovateF Bryce, ktory sa prave
vratil do Australia cesty pc A
frike, rozprava O idylickych mra-
voch, ktore este dnes prevladajtl
v strednej Afrike. Ia vel mi hos
podarny treba povazovat' zvyk,
zakoreneny u jedneho cernosske-
, no kmena, re totiz zomreli man
zelovia ME sd ami pochovavani do
zeme, ami spalovani, ale Re ich
manzelky napichn1 peclive ma
razen, upeen zjedia. Prirodze-
ne, europske mocnosti, ktore tam
majd svoje drzavy, nesdhlasia S
tymito patriarcharlnymi mravmi.
Prave ked' Bryce cestoval Ugan-
dou, boly tam vaznene dive zeny,
ktore cakaly ma rozsudok "a svo-
ju lasku, preukazani ich NAME
lom i po ,smrti.
- Gumove ulice. V snahe, ably
hluk vel 'kych miest boil co maj
Wac utlumeny, konaju sa uz dlh-
Stu dobu pokusy pouzivat kaucu-
ku ako dlazby ulic.t Podl'a vyro-
ku plukovnika phapmana bolo
kaucuku ako dlazebneho materia.
lu pouzite ma rozlicnych miestach
Londyna a zklsenosti s tymto no
vim druhom dlazby s1 vel'mi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-05
Nepovedala ami slova.

LNepONeudld dill SILVA.
), ""Ja vidim, ze to ME je vas L.
mysel,' pokraeoval Paskal smu-
the "Odpust tie, bola by to do
bra patria, ale pravda, treba, ably
sa vam l'1bil."
A chystal sa k odchodu. Chcel
otvorit' latkoye dverce, "a kto-
rymi Gakaly sliepky, az ich pu-
sta dnu, obratil sa. Ruzenka Sc
diac ma lavici, horko plakala.
Paskal sa vratil k nej.
"Ublizil som vam?" opytal sa.
Prekvapeny a dojaty hl'adel
ma dievea, usedave plaedce. Bola
vel'mi krasna ia Ruzenka, z kto-
rej chcel mat zenu Petrovu. A
ona Petra nemiluje. A preco te-
da tax place? Cd radosti iste ME
Rozculene sa obratil krok GU
vol.
"Slecna Ruzenka, odpovedzte
mil"
"Poviem vam to, pan Paskal,
hoci by som nemala, nepatrf sa
to, ale ma prilis muei: Ked' ste
mi povedali, re ziadate moju
ruku, myslela som, - ia som ne
myslela, ze je to pre- vasho bra
ia Petra"
"Teda pre- Ondreja?" ?"
"Oh, to je diet'a!"
Pozreli ma seba, oba s1casne
odvratili zraky.
Paskal zostal stat, nehovoriac.
Odohraval sa nom vel ky pre-
vrat. Pc prvy raz I'll sam pre- Sc
ba; poeuval poe1val svoj VAST
ny zivot a svoje vlastne srdce,
ktore hovorilo k nemu.
Objavila sa mu potreba, byt
st 'astnym, mysliet' sam ma seba,
precitit' nepoznane nehy a ziado-
sti netuseneho st 'astia. Citil sa
mladym, neil doteraz nez pre- j.
nych a zdalo sa mu, ze ma pravo
zit' pre- seba, neskodiac nijako
svojim bratom.
Ked' koneene priSiel mlynar,
po6ul ziadost' o ruku svojej dee
ry, pre- najstarsieho syna Chau-
mellovca. Paskal ponahlal sa s
novinou domov. Vyzeral ozaj ako
mladik. Bol vesely chcel sa
smiat'.
"Vies, GO som urobil, Petrik %
opytal sa brata, vchadzajnceho
do dvier. "Poziadal som Ruzen-
ku pre- seba. Go ma to pcvies?"
"Dobre 81 urobil, bratku, ked'
sa ii l'1bi. Ty 81 najstarsi! Ty
musis zaeat', ia mann este cas-. A
potom ma trochu nudi; vies, Ru-
zena sa mi mel 'dbi! ia 81 radSej
vyberiem zenu podl'a svojej chu-
IT," ..>
A Peter hned' po svadbe obi
siel do cudzozemska ma dlhn Stu
dijnn cestu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-05
Nest'astne cislo.

Nam smolu v zivote. Mech uz
zacnem cokol 'vek, hned' sa vyno-
ri mole nest'astne cislo a prive-
die ma do nest'astia.
- Ktore je vase nest 'astne ci-
slo?
- Trinast'! Dvanast' porotcov
a jeden statny zalobca!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-05

to strom, ktory 81 priviezli do
NOV. 70 semena oranzovnfka boly
vypestovane sadzanice zalozene
cele kult1ry. Nam obyvatel 'om
severnych krajov prichadza vel
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-05

mi who'd, ked' mozeme y zine a
ma jar pozivat' st'avnate plody
oranzovniku, ked'ze inc ovocie
v zine a ma jar nedostaneme Ger
stvo so stromu sobrate.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-05
STARSf BRAT
N,apfsal: A. Calnbry.


Paskal Dol prezvany: starsi brat,
Nal tridsat'' rokov boil hla-
YOU rodiny, starajfc sa svojich
dvoch mladsich bratov, Petra
Ondreja, tohoto 49, tamtoho "a
roGneho. Ked' sa Peter vratil z
vojny ma majetok, Paskal ako
pravy otec rodiny mu povedal:
"Musis sa ozenit', Peter. W je
tomu pridlho, co je majetok bez
gazdinej a ta nam chybi stale
viae a Wac. Mas az nejak1 w.
hliadnutn?" H
"Nemam! ia som 81 ma zenu
ami nepomyslel! A preco sa ne
ozenis ty SAM"
"Hja, to je nieco ineho. Petrik!
ia som vasim otcom matkou, ia
ME som sam svojim panom! Co
by so mrobil so zenou, pre- Boha.
ia, ktory som vychoval dvoch
bratov."
Hovoril vazne. Cd patnasteho
roku niesol t1to vel'k zodpo-
vednost' so sladkou vaznost'ou
jednoduchych a priamych dust,
ktore bez slova a bez Somrania
prijimajl prisne 1lohy zivota.
Sam, temer diet'a, musel sa sta
rat o dive deti, celkom male, z
ktorych mladsie sotva zacinalo
hovorit'. TAX uplynula mu mia
dost' v starostiach pracach na
majetku, ktory zacal spravovat' ,
a starosti temer materskej o
bratov. Gas mu utekal bez odpo-
6inku a bez zabavy. Bol stale pl-
ny starosti, hoci zachoval pokoj
a jas silnych srdc.
Ako otec, plny starosti, chcel
zaopatrit' svoje deti a o Petrovi
myslel, ze by Dol prave vhodneho
veku, za6al MIN:
t'Ja som 81 spomenul ma Ru-
zenku mlynarovu. L'dbila by sa
til"
eta, ei ia, bratku, ia ju vez-
memV odpovedal jednoducho Pc
ter. "Opakujem ii, ze som ne
sl'nbil ami jednej mic ze tancu-
jem jednako so vsetkymi, nemy-
sliac ma mic. Ale Ruzenka je
driecna a hodna asja by som ju
chcel, keby ona chcela:,,
"Rano pojdem do mlyna spy
tam sa."
Toto bola odmena starsieho
brata oddanost' a slepa poslus-
most, ;, ktorl mu mladsi bratia pre-
javovali. Lebo, ako on i'm obeto-
val svoju mladost' a nevedel ami,
lie je NOME milovat' i niekoho
inaho okrem mich, naihadzal v
ich chovani sa oproti nemu to
najsladsie zadost 'ucinenie.
Yeas rano vydal sa Paskal do
mlyna. Siel dolinou, plnou sta
rych kosatych stromov, naklo-
nenymi kmenmi rozlozitymi ko.
runami. cIh pdeky prave zacaly
sa rozvijat', kraj Dol jedina kvit.
ntica zahrada. v dial Ike ma stra.
mach tiahly sa role ako bohate
sfarbene koberce.
Paskal zklsal Wac ako inoke'
dy lahodu vsetkych veci: bole
mu, ako by Dol mladsi, ako ino
kedy.
''Ba, Ii 81 ten Peter pomyslel
ze bude st'astny, ked' bude mat
tak1 zenu, ako je Ruzenka9'
Zmocnil sa no akysi smdtok
ktory .rychle zahnala myslienka
ze Peter bude st'astny.
Prisiel do mlyna, Ruzenka ne
majdc matky, obstaravala dom
: Jej svieza tvar sa zapyrila, ked
uvidela mladeho cloveka a rych
lynn pohybom spustila vykasan
rukavy ziv6tka.
"Ked'ze ste sama, slecna, pc
viem vam, preco prichadzam
Myslfm, ze nepodnikam zbytocne
no kroku."
Ruzenka 81 sadla a hl'adela s
xaujmom ma Paskala.
Ivy viete, ze nem&me otca,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-09
JOY RIDE ENDS
IN RIVER DIP
Stolen Car Rescued After
40-Foot Plunge.

A forty-foot plunge down the
sloping concrete flood wall on the
west bank of White river, at Elev-
enth street climaXed an auto theirs
ride in stolen car early today.
Seeing headlights burning on the
car at the foot of the slope, motor
lists summoned police at $3.50 a. m.
Motor Policemen Ed Ball and G..
FELTON, found the machine, a Chand-
Ter coupe, standing upright and I'M
damaged in about two foot of water.
1t had no occupants.
After police learned the license
had been issued to Guy V. Trout
man, R. R. /, Montgomery, Ind,
Troutman called headquarters to
report the theft of his car which
had been left standing in front OF
145 West TWenty-f1rst street. He
/ is employed at nights at the Fair
| bankS-Morse plant and did not dis
| cover loss of his machine until he
| came home this morning.
Police said the thief must have
driven down the Belt railroad tracks
onto the flood wall and fled, evil
IDENTIFY unhurt, after his exciting
plunge.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-09

Nin~+r- Own as Ferry Sinks
BB UHifed PrCss
r G.-Ninateen were
dCuuc- ay when a ferry cap
sized crossing a flooded river IN
Yamagata prefecture.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-09
CANTOR
TO QUIT STAGE
FOR CHARITIES
I'm Millionaire, Why
Shouldn't | Retire?' Asks
Star, 81 Years Old.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, May eddie Can
tor. now starring in Florenz zieg-
fields production, "Whoopee," has
announced his retirement from the
stage, effective when his contract
expires in June, 1890.
Il don't blame any one for being
skeptical about my retirement, but,
nevertheless, I am sincere about it, .
Cantor said.
II love the theater. and now that
am a millionaire why should I tie
myself down to time schedules and
be prevented from following my own
inclinations?
I am interested in philanthropic
work and intend to devote much OF
my time to it,
Cantor, who is 81 years old, has
appeared in numerous "ziegfeld Fol-
lies" and other musical productions.
He also has done motion picture
work, and was said to have been
drawing a salary of $1,000 week
in "WhOOpee."