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New Britain herald., 1929-07-09
Wednesday Half Holiday
 for Store Clerks Begins

New Britain stores affiliated with the mercantile bureau of the Cham Der of Commerce will inaugurate the Wednesday half holiday program to- morrow, closing at 12 o'clock noon. The schedule will be in effect on Wednesdays up to and including August 2S.
 Secretary Benson of the Chamber of Commerce said today that stores will remain open until 9 o'clock Saturday evenings and will not open Friday evenings.
 Westminster Abbey clock in Eng land has no minute hand. It tells the hours only.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-09

rests until ti4e conspirators were ready to strike and all were obtain
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-03-15

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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-03-15
School Department
BY SUPT. F. H.. LIVINGSTON

There will be doubleheader
grade boys basketball games in
the gym this week. Admission 5.
10 and Is cents. Brockton defeat
ed Il two teams down there last
Friday night but made up for it
with a delicious lunch afterward.
Coach Johnson is preparing for
the state championship five or six
hence. He has some excellent
material but Brockton had too
much size. Boys who are down in
their subjects do not make these
trips. Neither do we use BOYS
whom we know are smoking. We
want non-smokers for our 1886
championship team.
About fifty of our students are
to take part in the big district
music meet at Glasgow Saturday
afternoon and evening. We need
ten cars to take them up there.
Messrs Young, Clayton, o. c.
Johnson and Livingston furnished
cars to take the teams to Brock
ton last Friday. Thanks.
Next Tuesday evening the local
Tribune oratorical contest will be
held in the high school assembly
at eight o'clock. In addition to
the four orations, there will be
some special grade numbers. The
admission is 5, 10 and 25 cents.
The district meet is at Poplar Fri
day, March %.
School election Saturday, April
9Th.
Local art, music and spelling
contest April 18th.
Local declamatory April 23rd.
County contest at Froid April
26th.
Missoula meet May Sth, 9th and
10th.
Volt annual meet May Is.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-03-15
S~HELTfRBELTS LESSEN
SEVERITY OF WINTER

Moving a farm five hundred
miles south is hardly practical,
but farmers who provided shelter
belt protection for their homes
five years ago have virtually ac-
complished this trick. Properly
placed trees have decreased the
force of the wind, held snow away
from buildings and yards and have
made winter hardships less severe.
Winter protection is but n of
the benefits to be had from a well
planned %shelterbelt. Summer pro
lection from hot dry winds that
sap moisture from the garden and
raise havoc with chicken coops
and outlying buildings is not to be
overlooked.
With the establishment of per-
manent homes, many farmers who
wish to provide the best possible
surroundings for their farmsteads
are establishing s~helterbelts by
using trees of recommend vari-
cites on ground that has been
summer fallowed at least one
year, Every man who wants to
demonstrate that he is a real
farmer can do it in a most effec-
tive way by laying out a plot for
trees, this spring, making arrange
ments to secure trees through the
State Forestry Farm, summer fal-
the plot by May 18th, and
planting trees in the spring of
1880.
A. w. WARDEN,
County Agent.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-03-15
WARDEN URGES
Smut TREATMENT

With three cars of Spring wheat
graded as smutty out of a total OF
300 cars shipped before December
LIST, Wolf Point rates as above the
average in smut infection with
the Northwest Crop Improvement
board.
A total of twenty-nine cars OF
smutty Spring wheat were ship
ped from Roosevelt county points
last year. Information supplied
by the Crop Improvement board
locate the shipments as follows:
Bainville 6, Poplar 20, Wolf Point
3. With a minimum loss of ten
cents per bushel this would
amount to approximately $5OOO.O 90.
busting with copper carbonate
is the most certain way of con-
trolling smut losses that Il into
thousands of dollars annually in
Montana, according to L. D..
Kurtz, extension agronomist for
the Montana State college, and H.
E. Morris, associate botanist of the
Montana Experiment station, in a
new bulletin, Wheat Smut in
Montana" that has just been re-
leased by the Montana Extension
service.
The various forms of smut 7
discussed in the bulletin; sinking
smut which causes the most loss
in Montana, loose smuts and an
other class, of which corn smut
is an example. The first two of
these smut types may be controll-
ed by proper seed treatment, but
the last, or corn smut, cannot be
controlled by rotation of crops and
eliminating the diseased plants,
the bulletin states.
Sinking smut, according to the
bulletin, attacks the wheat in the
Seeding state and in the case of
Spring wheat can be eliminated
entirely. Winter wheat is attack
ed by this sinking smut in the
same manner, but because smut
spores are present in the soil, seed
treatment does not insure 100 per
cent protection. This is not true
of Spring wheat because smut
spores do not usually live over
the winter and busting with cop
per carbonate prevents the only
possible infection by killing the
smut spores that are on the seed.
Loose smut attacks both wheat
and barley and are present within
the seed. The only thorough
treatment for this type of smut,
according to the bulletin, is hot
water, in which the seed is dipped
long enough to kill the smut but
not long enough to kill the seed.
busting with copper carbonate
is one of the cheaper methods the
bulletin says. Wheat may bel
treated for less than four cents
per acre. Copper carbonate dust
ing does not swell the seed like
other treatments and may be done
at odd times previous to seeding.
A. w. WARDEN,
County Agent.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-03-15
In and Around Vida
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MIR. and Mrs. Sig Jensen and ia
imly called at the Ingvald Jorgen.
sen home Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. Nels Verstagen and baby
daughter returned home last week
from Wolf Point. The young lady
has been named La Vonne.
Mrs. All Huber visited at the
Jim Flea home Thursday of last
week.
Jean K~rebsbach celebrated her
ninth birthday Thursday of last
week with a party.
Elsie %Jorgensen was an over
night guest of Jean Krebsbach
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schillinger
and family guests at the Ing
void %Jorgensen home Sunday.
Claude McFarlane and Elmer
Dye, champion whist players of
Vida, met their waterloo last week
in the persons OF Earl Wright of
Denver and Boyd Nefzger of
Butte. The new champions won
two games out of three and Claude
and Elmer aren't saying very
much about their lost position, or
much about losing it. Wasn't so
easy was it, Claude?
The funeral of Hugo Vereagen
was held at the Vida hall Tues
day afternoon at 200 p. M. Rev.
Sidney A. Walker preached the
funeral sermon. The pail bearers
were Harry Kirkpatrick, st. Kirk
patrick, Bob Durfey, George Loen-
dorf, Charley Loendorf, and Hans
Those who attended
from a distance were Mr.. and Mrs.
Flo Verstagen, Virginia Remly,
Jack Verstagen and Mrs. George
verstagen, all of Wolf Point.
Boyd Neezger has recently re-
turned home from Butte where he
spent the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. o. Mcclellan
and daughter and Edna Vine, were
entertained at the Jim Eliza home
Sunday.
Paul Fay has been quite serious
" i'll with erysipelas at his home
Vida. A nurse from the Wolf
Point General hospital is caring
'or him.
The Gottleib Shock family Wis
ted at the Sig Jensen home Sun
lay.
v. o. Mcclellan and Jim Eliza
we're business callers in Richey,
ionday.
This community was shocked
md saddened to learn of the death
IN Saturday of Hugo Verstagen,
n early settler in this part Of the
ountry. At this writing funeral
arrangements had not been made.
DR.. Larson made several profess
ional calls in Vida last week.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-03-15
LUsTRE
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Lustre was represented by a
number of prominent farmers at
the tractor school in Wolf Point
last week.
Rev. A. A. Dick and Geo. Film
ger were business visitors in
Wolf Point Thursday.
A. ]. Wall made a trip into Wolf
Point Saturday.
We are pleased to state that
Mrs. c. H. Funk is convalescing
rapidly from her long siege of
sciatic rheumatism.
Henry Dahl and Abe Dick have
the work of assessing in this To-
cality.
The officers of the local school
board went to Frazer Friday for
a business meeting with the Fraz-
er board.
Louis Ole came home from Wolf
Point Saturday. He expects to
stay at home now as he can drive
in for his class each week end.
The writer having spent several
years in the "Hawkeye" state,
finds our editors Impressions of
Iowa" highly interesting. Hope
more will follow.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Ellinger and
family were Sunday visitors at
Anton Hustad's.
Howard, Bertha and Ella Kjens-
rud visited their sister Edna at
the Henry Dahl home on Sunday.
Last Sunday the attendance
numbered 81 at the Union Sunday
school. We are very glad to have
Paul and Louise Fenton enroll
us.
Mrs. Bretzke, Dorothy and Junior
spent Sunday in Glasgow. They
expected to meet Mr.. Bretzke
there on his return from Helena.
However he failed to arrive at
that time.
VIM. Zarbe made a business trip
to Oswego Monday.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-03-15
NOTICE

Fort Peck Agency, Poplar,
Montana, March IL, 1929.
Notice is hereby given that be-
ginning with this date the agency
office will be open to the public,
including both whites and Indians,
from one to four p. m. each day
of the week, except Sundays and
holidays. This change is neces-
sary in order to make it possible
to accomplish the regular work of
the office. The public will please
be governed accordingly.
CHARLES EGGERS,
Sit Superintendent.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-08

Ale dietky este nespaly, j otvorily
a volaj1: MAMA, krstni sil til.
A ia skoro bezi dolu, re GO sa sta
10, co tn robia kmotrovia tax po-
zde. / odpovedaju: "No, pocull
sme, ze ste vel'mi chora. = " No
we'd som bola, ale mi je lepsie
A my tom vsetci dnu, celia hro-
mada kricali SINE "Surprize!
Ami nemohla hovorit', TAXA bola
prekvapena. Pan Hvasta Dol Il su-
sedov, tax posli pre- neho, re mu
syncek zachorel. TAX isto on Dol
prekvapeny, dobre nespadnul, az
ked' vosiel dnu videl mas tam
sa smiat'. TAX to bolo potion W
vsetko "olrajt.' Sine sa vel mi
pekne zabavili, zatancovali SINE
81 pri p. Rigelskeho orchestre az
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-08
FASIANuovY vECIERoK y
SLIFKOv.

Rolo to mile prekvapenie pre-
pana a pani Slifkovn nedel'u
vecer, ked ich priatelia sa zacali
hrnnt' do ich domu, odbavit ia
siangovy vecierok. Ze boil pre-
kvapeni, to je iste, lebo pani Slif-
kova "a par minut nemohla najst'
ami slov, mas vsetkych' pozdravit'
tax samo pan Slifka len stal
vo dvcrach a nemohol 81 predsta-
Wit, co sa tol'ko ludi hrnie do
ich domu, az ked' SINE vsetci skri-
xii "Surprizer'. Nuz potion SINE
sa zacali zabavat'. Niektorf sa "a
hrali karty, ini 81 zatancovali a
zabava nam plynula tax, re SINE
ami ncvedeli, re je NJ pondelok
rano. Preto, lie SINE Slifkovcom
trochu ich dom polepili, nuz SINE
i'm dali do daru (aby sa ma mas
nehnevali), striebornn kavovni-
| cku.
Toastmajstrom ma vecierku Dol
pan Schromofsky, ktory sprie-
vode peknej, priatel 'skej reel i'm
tento dar odovzdal, "a co nam
vrele pani Slifkova pod'akovala.
Ma tomto vecierku boil nasle-
down.: pan a pani Jozef Schro-
mofsky, DR.. pani Jozef Sofra-
nee, pan pani Matej Chizmar,
pan pani Stefan Herman, pan
pani Juraj Prokop, pan a pani
Karl Mogg, pam a pani Frank
Markovich, pan a pani Joz. Klein,
pani Maria Kubina, pan a PAM
Stefan Leskofsky, pan a pani Mi
chal Volosin, pan a pani Jozef
Vascak, pan a pani Martin Dolak,
pan pani Jan Trojan, pan a
pani Andrej Merecicki, pani Ka-
tarina Veres, pani Maria Brosko,
pan pani Juraj Vargo, pi. A.
| Berdis a pani Anna Mauser.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-08

. q 81 3 y 81
Ave-, sl'ubovali vernost' v man
zelstve v Homestead, Pa, pri du-
chovnom tamojsej osady, Rev.
Jandovi.
Minulej nedeli Stub svoj opako-
vail Ease, ma druhych Is rokov,
V kostole Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda,
pri ktorom sd farnfkmi uz asi 23
rokov.
Fajcakovci sn rodicmi osmich
zij1cich dietok, ktorych najstar-
sia dcera Maria je w vydana "a
p. Martinkom. A tax minulej ne
deli rano sobrali celii svoju rodi-
nu do kostola ma sv spoved' ako
sa ma dobrych katolikov svedcl.
a pri vePkej sv. omsi, ktora bola
"a Mich sltizena, ku sv. prijimaniu.
Pc sv. omsi Rev. Jan M. Liscin-
sky 81 tento park Ease zavolal
ku oltaru a v krasnej povzbudzu-
jncej reel k MIN hovoril, ably 81
stav manzelsky al nad'alej tax "a
chovali, ako doteraz a tax 81 klo-
zili a potvrdili manzelsky 81 'ub
ma drnhvch 25 rokov.
Nuz ale mladv park nebol s
tym spokojny, ale 81 namysleli, za
by to este lepsie vyzeralo, ked' b,
81 povolali ,svojich ostatnych po-
krvnych a priatel'ov, co al vyko-
nall. Poyola1i mas nase vyborne
kucharky nam taku veceru pri,
pravily, ze panu Ond'u, m6zem
smelo povedat', ze ami kajzer vii
helm ma svoje 10. narodeniny ne
NAL lepsie. Ami vtacie mlieeko nam
nechybelo, lebo al to sme mali. A
tax sme sa sunlne S naSim mia
dym parikom zabavali pri do
brych figl 'ovnych reeiach, l1to-
rEch nam najviac povedal dobre
znamy priatel' St. Stanovcak, po-
tom Jozef Rehak PAM Anna. No.
votny Takto pomaly SINE sa chy-
till do spevu potom veru i do
tancu. A boil by ste videli, ked
sme mas mlady park schvatili do
kola medzi mas. Myslite, re sa da-
Ii zahanbit'? Prisam vacku, veru
ME, ale obaja este sa patami u
dierali 0 "sedadlo". Ami keby i'm
bolo no Is rokov. A tohto zdravia
i'm ja q mojho srdca doprajem i S
mojou rodinou, mech i'm Pan Bob
da dozit 50-rocneho jubilea. Rad
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-08
8, FEBRU ARA 1929
do pOzdnei nOci.

do pozdneJ nocl.
Prajeme pani HvastoveJ, aby ~
la este aspon dvakrat tol ko ro-
kov, a afame. ze tie diary, ktoryml
SINE iu obdarovali, bud1 JeJ mliou
rozpomienkou budncnostl ia
tento vecierok. Bol mas tam pek-
ny pocet sme zaviedli tiez sbIer-
ku pre- pana Feketyho, vdovc&.
Prave mu jeho nlanzelka lezala
truhle. Sbierku mu oddal pan
Anton Rigelsky.
PAM Hvastova is jej name
lom srdecne d'akuj1 vsetkym tI1a
co boil pritomni, tym, co svo.I'
dary poslali, a ked' budh robit
daiake "party'', ably ju pozvali,
re i ona sa pojde zabavit' a vern
ak nina vezme so sebou, tax ia
noiaem, Pritomna.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-08
.Spolocenske zpravy
PODAKOVANIE "A PREKVA-
PENIE.

V nedel'u, 3. februara nasledov-
nj priatelia znami prekvapilit
svojou pritomnost'ou br. Franti-
Ska Hudika a jeho manzelku:
Pan a PAM A. Orsary, p. a pi.
7. Liptak, p. a pi. M. Rybar, p. a
pi. j. Pavel, p. a pi. j. Mudrod,
p. a pi. Majereak ST., p. pi. Ma
jercak NIL, p. a pi. Strojny Pa
sadena Ave-, p. pi. Dolak Falls
Ave, p. a pi. Sulik, p. a pi. For
gao, p. a pi. A. Rigelsky, p. a pi.
J. Churilla, p. a pi. j. Vaseak, p
a pi. J. Martinko Truesdale, p.
pi. j. Hudik (syn), p. pi. FL
licky, pi. Ellis, pi. Pekarcik, pi.
Hornyk, pi. Farkasovsky, pi.' ia
vorsky 2 Franklin Ave-, pi. Vol
tus, pi. Koscak, pi. Pillar, pi. Ro
kyta, pi. Farkasovsky 2 Dorothy
Ave., pi. Kukura, pi. Virus, pi. a
81. Stajner, pi. Tkac.
Dom nevel'ky, ale dobrych l'u-
di sa vel'a vmesti. Touto cestou
vsetkym srdecne d'aknjeme "a
hojn1 navstevu, pohostinnost', a.
"a vel'ky dlazkovy pokrovec, a.
muzikantom. Nase spevy tanct
pri nasej hudbe sd milsie, ak
| hudba b&rs akeho vzacneho ! dra
| heho radia. Zatancovali SINE 81. q
ko 50 ia fa5iangy svedci. Dakuje
me tiez al tym, 60 za1ali, al ttm
eo dopomohli. al tym, 90 e po
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-08
PREKVAPENIE PAM
HVASTOVEJ.

Dna 10. januara, sobotu, sisiel
sa pekny pocet susediek a priate-
lick k domu pani Hyastovej, kto-
ri smc dobre prekvapili. Povolali
SINE ich kmotrov Topolovcako-
vych 2 Lansingvillu, tych SINE po-
slali vopred ked' prisli ku dve-
ram, tie boly uz pozamykane a
pam Hvastova uz lezala V posteli
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-08
do dazdnika.
.Oh, povedz, ze ma mas rad II
"Jag Nikay viac!'

y y ' t- / !. q . . .
Nikdye Nikdy,..? @, Boze!''
Has sa JED zachvel, oci, myslim,
zalialy sa iej slzami, pretrela 81
ich malou bielou vreckovkou. 70
smutnela este Wac, zeravy zial' u
sadol jej do srdca, hovorila ako
by pre- seba divine, nesnvisle, We
ty. Bolo mi to neprijemne. Zava-
hal som. Urobit' koniec tomu
prudu horkych slz, zhoiit' jej ra-
meme srdce, vyknzlit' itchy dsmev
ma jej lica, zazat' carovne svetla
jei oGiach, azplasit' smiltok, me-
chat ju hovorit', svitorit'9 jed
nym objatim zmenit' vsetok smn-
tok radost', iste bolo by to vel'-
mi ludske. -...
"Vlado moi. nemozem bez te-
ba zit'!' vykrikla b6l'nym pla-
com, objala ma a vtisla mi ma IL
ce zeravy, dlhy bozk. Vycitila
prihodnost' chvile, ktorn len ze-
ma vie zbadat'. -
"Nehovor! Ami keby 81 to bola
v nejakom romano Gitala.''
Gale, ty 81 taky...''
Nedohovorila, zmiatla sa a "a
Gala usedavo nariekat'. Divno mi
bolo okolo 'srdca. Nevyzpytatel'-
ma zahada zenskej duse, ktora v
svojich zahyboch skryva vecne
tajomne a nerozlustitel ne profile
my otazky, stoji tn predo mnou
a odhal'uje sa. Dava mi nazriet
do svojich tajnosti, prichadza, a.
by mi do ocn povedala, re ma mi.
luje a co este viac, ze nemoze
bezo nina zit'.
| Bezradny som a putujem ju
Jej belasy klobdk zmokol, ODE.
tovala ho. Vyzera ME prave chva.
litebne, stojf krotka ticho vzly.
ka. Prislo mi jej trochu naozaj
P1to.
Treba to neiako skOncit'. Usi.
lujem sa vyhnnt' takemuto neo.
cakavanemu, nevsednemu rozho.
voru, ktory nam mako nesved.
ci. Zda sa mi byt' privazny a ne
prfpustny mojej veselej dust, kto-
ra nevie dost' dobre ponat' tragi-
ckost' chvile, moznost' tol'kej L.
primnosti.
/ "Mohli by SINE az ist' domov
vlastne chcem povedat', idem NJ
domov, len aida nechces este tt
zostat'?''
| "Naco domov9 Chcem byt' g
Ste troSka tebou, boil 81 vzdy ia
ky dobry a hodny ku mne, ne
chod' este!' prosf vriicne, chyt;
ma JENNIE "a ruku svoju smutni
/, hlavku kloni 81 ma mole piece.
"Ked' nechces, ako chces. ia j
dem domov. s Rohom."
; "Vlado moi! Som strasne ne
st'astna..."
"Hovorim ii, re ME si?' !
"Oh... h0dim sa do Vahu! ri
fale skrikla.
l MODES! s B0hom!"
o tyzden chodila H inyn
vytesena a usmiata.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-08

by som tn spomenul vsetkych me-
ma, co brali 1cast tam, ale sa boz
jim, zeby,v redakcii sa pohnevali,
ze vel'a miesta zaberam, tax pre-
pacte.
Som lctou ma vsetkych eta
tel tychto nov1n, Pritomny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-08
25-ROCNE JUBILEUM MAN
ZELSTVA FAJCAKOV. 49,.

Minulej nedeli, 3. februara mi
nulo dvadsat pat rokov, co 81 p.
Jan a ri. Maria Fajcak 20 South
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-08
KOMEDIA.
Vladimir zarko.


vlhkost' prenikala az do kosti.
Nebesa nariekaly. Pomalym kro-
kom. opatrne cl'apkal som sa do
predn po mokrej nlici. Slaby vie
tor fiikal prot mne a preto dazd-
nix som nizko drzal pred sebou,
aby zpredn nezasiahly ma kvapky
dazd a. Zavse som no zdvihol a
pozrel sa, 6i niekto nekraca O.
prof, ably som dohho neb1sil. Ale
uliea, inokedy takomto case
pima zivota, bola prazdna. kto
by sa len chcel prechadzat' ta-
komto mizernom pocasi; Mohol
som preto smelo bezstarostne kra-
cat. Ma asfalte Sirokeho chodni-
ka, ktory ma cisto smyval dazd',
leskltm pruhom odrazaly sa biele
svetla elektrickyych lamp. Aspoh
nieco veseltho padalo do oeii V
tych svetlach bolo vidiet', aky
husty drobn! je ten dazd'.
Cudny, sychravy, jesenny We
Ger to Dol. Mokro vsade, pl'uhavo
mne bolo jednako akosi veselo,
teplo. Vysiel som osvetlenej uli-
ce do prazdneho a tmaveho par
ku. V korunach starych stromov
sust'al dazd', tina civela z kazde-
no knta, ma chodnikoch tvorily sa
vacsie-mensie mlaeky, do kto-
rych vstdpit' nebolo radno. W.
hol so msa Siroko rozlozenym stro
MON a siel som mladou alejou, ma
jar vysadenou. Tina bola skoro
nepriehl'adana, ako by sa vSetko
bolo slialo jednu hustn tekutu
hmotu. Zvecerilo sa uz hodne, len
chodnik belel sa trocha. Vysypali
no cerstvym drobnym kamenim.
ktore mi pod nohami skripalo.
Zastal som. Predo mnou z tmave
no nzadia vynoryly sa obrysy
znamej mi postavy. Spamatal
som sa.
"Odpust' - prehovoril som -
trocha pozdim, ale ten prekliaty
dazd' no zdrzal ma. Cakal
som, mozno prestane, a myslel
som ylastne yobec som ne
myslel, ze by 81 prisla takomtc
case"
"Ja?' Vyslovila to S takvm
dojfmavym prizvukom a spevavo
ako keby jej do plaGu bolo by
valo. Cakala, mono cakala u;
dlhn chvil'u.
Z" Ano, ty. Me je to vel'mi pri
jennie v. dazdi sa tn precha
dzat'.' s...
"Dostal 81 moi list?
"Dostal? HIM! Isteze dostal
akoby som mohol mac prst' a ko
nefne co ia to napadlo pisat 2
Nastalo trapne mleanie, ked
rozhovor ami ma pocasie ME j
mozno zaviest', ked' slova viazn7
kdesi hrdle ked' vsetky my
slienky zlyhajd. Mlcky sli SIN
d'alej prazdnou alejou. Flu t
yiditel ne mrzelo, premahala sf
rozmya ala. Nel'nbilo sa jej, Z
SINE sa tax odmlcali a re nem6z
zaeat' hned' rozpravat' a tom, {
in ma dust tlaci. Hl'adala prime
rane slova, vyrazy, ktorymi by $
vyjadrila. Robil som, ze ma nezs
njima, ze nepozorujem jej rozps
ky, aby som jej doprial casu. q;
h1dol som 81 potichncky najnov'
popevok a bokom pozrel som S
ma nu. HIM - ma novy, belas
klob1k, dobre jej slusi, mono,
lei dobreslusi, opravil som sa
myslienkach. Pritdlila sa ku mr
blizsie, ramenom dotykala
m6jho ramona, nezbadal som to.
TAX SINE presli pekne cell ale
Zastala obratila sa ku mne, hi
della mi civil 'ku uprene do oe
Nepohol som ami obrvou a trpe
We ocakaval som udalosti. New
drzala, odvratila sa. V ociach
jej nieco zaligotalo.
Praies 81 nieco''' Che
som jej pom6ct' 2 nemozneho p
M u ,,nxxnI "a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-08

starali, aby 81 mali ma Go posa-
dat. Nechybelo nam mic, len VITA
Gle mlieko.
Fr. Hudik s manzelkou.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-15
REVUE AT STRAND

Beginning today for the first half of the week the Strand offers Guy and Pearl Magley's All Star Revue. poppy, snappy revue with . cast Of twenty-two entertainers.
 Included in the cast with Guy and Pearl Magley are the Banks Sisters, the Milvin Sisters, the Earle Boys, Kiki Tolas. Geneve Butler, and Charles Jones and Mickey Guys Recording Orchestra. Strand pa- irons will delight in the entertain ment presented by this large com pany. In addition there will be three other vaudeville offerings in- cluding LaFleur and Portia. "The Human Tops;" Cardiff and Wales in Romeo and Juliet" and Smith, Strong and Lee in Hi Elmer"
 The photoplay feature presents Corinne Griffith in Saturdays Chil- dren" as adapted from the Pulitzer prize story of the same name.
 On Thursday the Strand will of- fer The Cohens and Kellys at At lantic City" with . new bill of vaudeville.
 Beginning next Sunday the Strand will inaugurate a new policy of pro- gram presenting Vitaphone and Movietone talking and sound fea- lures on each program with vaude- vile. The opening attraction will present Clara Bow in her first al talkie 'The Wild Party" written by Warner Fabian. author of "Flam- ing Youth"