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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-05

Ii vyhodu pat obehov mad Ma
d 'armi, skoro zahodili dobre "a
sl1zen1 lobdov1 hru. Mad'ari
hrali zprvu zle, ale potom ozivli
a ohrozovali Haseltoncanov vaz-
ne deviation, ked urobili diva
obehy nemali nikoho Won hry.
Potion sa Valley pcsbieral dial
Tablakovi, Zupkovi a Darvisovi
len l'ahke ddery, od ktorych sa
lobda kot1l ala po zemi, take
HaseltonGania vyhrali I ku 6.
Darvis, mad 'arsky picer, dial Is
nderov, ale nadhadzoval dobre,
ked' boly bazy pine. Vybil IL.
Warren 10, Lansingville Z.
Warrencania mali prevahu mad
Lansingvillcanmi V nedelu v Re.
creation parku vyhrali mad nj
mi v pomere 10 ku 7. ....-
Warrencania boil drsni voc
Faivorovi, a trval len diva iningy
Warrencania dostali cd neho pat
1derov a styri obehy. Potom Stri
chek prevail jeho Glohu, ale. {
MIN bolo surovo zachadzane. Len
ze Lansingvillcania dobre bill
od Millera, ale st t'astie nebolo ns
fch strane. Redmond Desanti!
prekazili Lansingvil1canom mno
he prilezitosti sk6rovat'.
| John Swipas, warrensky hra
ma vonkajsej strait, neustale Wy
| jadroval svoju nespokojnost' nat
| jednym rozhodnutfm ked' pose
til sudcu Kalineya, bol Goldman,
z hry. Ze jake stanovisko zaujm
predseda Ligy Peter Bobby, ne
znam, ale Bobby je vel mi prism
voci tym, ktori nerespektujl un
formy Swipas bude akiste TAI
ko pokutovany.
Ked' Strutherscania pridu n,
del'u ia Lansingville, milovni,
baseballu budd mat prilezitost
videt' najlepsiu hru v lige a jet
: nu najhorkokrvnejsich. Pre-
' dvoma tyzdnami tieto dive cat
: stretly sa v Struthers Struther
eania dali Lansingvillcanom bi
ku 6 ku 2. Lansingvilleania sa t,
raz chcn i'm yypomstit' lie
ty" Strichekom, picerom, moze S
i'm trik podarit'. johnson alet
Sekerak bude picerom Struther
= canov. ~.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-05
Pikniky a zabavy
PIKNIK 9. 344. I. K. s. Z. J.
v CAMPBELL.

Cislo .344. I. K. S. Il. J. v Camp.
bell usporiada nedel'u, Z. julia
popoludnf vel ky piknik ma Petro-
vicovej farme ma Robinson Road
ma ktory srdecne povolava vset.
kych Slovakov Slovenky me-
sta Campbell celej Mahonins
doliny. Zajacova orchestra bude
vyhravat' obi 'nbene taneene XII.
sky a vybor postaral sa zakus-
ky i obcerstvenie. Dobra zabava
je zarucena. Prid'te sa Slovaci "a
bavit' medzi mas, neobanujete.
Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-05
POLROGNA sCH0DZA SPOIL.
KU SV. L'UDMILY.

Spolok Sv. L'udmily, cislo 325.
IKSzJ. oznamuje svoju polrocn1
schodzu ma IA. julia. Sestry s1 zia-
dane, aby sa kazda dostavila a
syoj dlh vyrovnala. Ktora sestra
to neurobf, nebude mat rozpocet
odpusteny, ktory ma byt' spoil
kom odpusteny auguste. Mile
sestry, vsimnite 81 tohto. I teraz
nemohli SINE rozpoeet poslat', 20
sestry dlhujd, pojedne j 5 me.
siacov, a potom len 6radnf6Ey
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-05

vezie. Automobilisti mech sa spy
tajii ma konci linie kary vyboru,
ze ako prfdu ma farmu. Je to ME
d'aleko odtial. Teda kazdy bude
mat dobry prfstup ma piknik.
Prid tie tedy bratia a sestry ma
mas piknik, kde sa lepsie rozpo-
zname a zabavime ako dobri Slo-
vaci a Slovenky. Budete nam Vi
tani. Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-05
SCH0DZA ZEN. POLIT. KLUBU
MA LANSINGVILLE.

Zensky Politicky Klub ma Ian
singville bude mat svoju sch6-
dzu I. julia, nedel'u vecer O 7.3O
pod kostolom >osady Sv. Mateja
Ziadam vsetky ddkyne klubu,
ably prislv ma tdto sch6dzu, zeby
SINE 81 vybavily, co nam ie DO.
trebne. My 1radnicky samy ne.
m0zeme to zrobit'. Povsimnite 81
tychto mojich slov a prfd'te vse-
tky ma sch0dzu. + .
Som s dctou ma vsetky ddkyne,
Just1na Palguta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-05
6. 373. IKSZJ. OSLAVI sVOJu
PATRONKU.

Spolok P. Marie Levocskej, {.
1873. IKSzJ. oznamuje svojim id
kynam, ze oslavi svoju patronku.
Udkyne prist1pia ku sv. spovedi
dina 6. julia sobotu, Y nedel u
rano o 8. hodine ku sv. prijfma-
niu in korpore. Kazda sestra je
ziadana vykonat tito svoju no.
vinnost'. S dctou
Anna Murdzak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-05
POLROCNA sCH0DZA SPOIL
KU SV. RITY,

Spolok Sv. Rity, els. 16O. Penn
sylvanskej zenskej Jednoty ozna-
mule svojim ddknyam, ze bude-
me mat polroend schodzu 7. julia.
Mech sa vsetky 1dkyne dostavia
a svoj dlh vyrovnaj1, bo mac ne
mozeme jednat', ako dl'a stanov,
Som krasnym pozdravom,
Maria Melek, preds
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-05
VYDARENY PIKNIK
V CAMPBELL

V Campbell mali v nedePu pix.
mix dietky Spolku Sv. Martina. {.
3l3. 1KSJ. ma Olenikovej farme
ktory sa pekne vydaril. Rev.
Hamrak, Andrej Blasko a Martin
Dulovie riadili program. Pan 10.
zef Vascak povedal k det 'om
niekol 'ko peknych SLOW.
- Slovenska Liga je ysenarod-
nj pstanovizeh, vstupujte do nej
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-05
POLROtNA sCHoDZA
POLIT. KLUBU v CAMPBELL

Slovensky Politicky, Vzdel. a
Podpor. Klub Campbell bude
mat polrocn1 schodzu nedel u,
Z. julia Horvatskej hale. VSetci
clenovia sa maju tejto sch6dze
sueastnit', lebo name vazne veci
pred sebou.
s lctou,
Andrej Eperjesi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-05
sL,OVENSKA BASEBALL,
LfGA.
(Dokoneenie 8 l. strany.)
HillcrestGania zastavili Struthers.
canov.

Spravca Jan Sekerak 70 Stru-
theirs videl svoju catu vyhrat Sc
dem hier jedno "a druhym v ne
del'u boil svedkom smutneho pa
du svojich prvej polovice gladia-
torov, utratiac svoju prvti hru to-
no roku Hillcrestcanom Camp
bell pomere 4 ku l. Bojovnici
Matt Wansucha pohli sa hned' "a
"Rip" Repaskym, nedavnym pi-
cerom Mar Slovakov. PARENT, pr
w ma rade v druhom iningu, do
stal pod zabit ku prvej, ukradol
druh1 sk6rovaf ma Rosy Braye-
row tvrdy 1der do stredu. Ease
skorovali tret ON, ktory sa do.
kazal byt' tym rozhoduj1cim
obehom. Joe Brayer zastrelil ma
jednu do stredu. Switka dostal
bazu ma lobdu, posluc Brayera ma
druh1, ktory nato skoro sk6rova'
NAG ustinellov ilder do stredu. F.
Ste diva d d'alsie obehy urobili Hill
cresteania deviation iningu, kto
re neboly potrebne, oba ma Krai
nakovo zle zahodenie. Struthers
eania tiez skorovali ma zle zaho
denie Dzurindu. Lefty Byak
Bernard nedostali dder. Byak u
dieral bezpeene od 81. julia 1928
Dl'a toho, ako Minnick nadia
dzoval, ME je div, ze Byak netra
fill. Strutherscania dostali iba sty
ri bezpecn6 1dery od Minnicka.
Horvati 8, Farrell 0.
| Vince Farrar tax nadhadzovs
a udieral, ako vel l'koligos. Farrell
cania nemali ziadnej prilezitost
prehrajtc 8 ku 0 Horvatom. Fal
rar nadhadzoval zazracne ment
vite ked' boil hraei ma bazacl
) Farrellcania mali totiz l3 hraeo
ma bazach, ale nemohli sk6rovat
Farrar dostal jednoSku, duplo,
ku triplovku, dosiahnuc diva SKI
ry. McCabe, ktoraho Haseltone;
MIA prepustili, Dol uniform
Horvatov.
Haselton Z, Mad 'ari g..
Haseltonski Sokoli, ked uz m;
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-05

Farrelleania, ktori boil tax po-
koreni v nedeln, ked' Farrar,
horvatskv pieer dial i'm chicago,
oprobujd napravit' co pokazili ma
nedel'u ma Oakland field, kde bu-
dn hrat' HaseltonGanmi. Oni uz
raz nabili sokolskd catu a spray
ca Farrelleanov Terpek hovori,
ze jeho tata urobf to znovu.
Hillcrestcania hrajn s Mad ar.
mi posledny raz toho roku v Cor.
don parku. Hillcrestcania nabili
Mad 'arov II ku 3, ale to nezna
mena, ze je mad 'arska cata slaba
1ch hra oproti Haseltoncanom t.
dokazala. Spravca Vansac posta
vi Minnicka ma zabezpecenie cam
pionstva mesta Campbell.
Warreneania pridu hrat' Hor
vatmi. Horvati vyzerajd mocm
Farrarom, McCabe-om, Freema
nom, Adamsom, Dolakom a Mike
ON Reganom ich cate, ich vel
Ike Wit 'aZstvo mad Farrellcanmi re
bf ich moznymi uchadzaemi o car
pionstvo v lige.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-05

pqav radost srd ppcia kazdy sovak ktorsho rodina
e pod ochranou najstarse namohutnejsej naobrlbene
sci narodne organizace akou e Narodny Sovensky Spo
ok clenom Narodn6ho slovenskSho spoku kazd6ho
mile uspokojue ebo tm vykonal svoju povinnost
nielen voc sv0JEJ rodine zabezpeac u pred hadom ale
vykona syou povnnost voc narodu ebo n s. s. ma ne
hynuce zasluhy hasani ar hrdosM uz 40 rokov
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-05

1900 slovenskch muxoy zen 600 sovensk1ch dietok
je SKVELYM dokazom kultdrnej a svojpomocnei prace
Mar SLOW Spoku ohromny majetok styri mionovy sabex
pecue ochranu vach dahych Naich TOO Odborov po
ceej Amerike RADOsfOU vas prime do svojho kruhu
vase dietky do Kruhu adeze n ST. Zae to ma vas
aby vASA rodina mala PRAvU OCHRANU kaxdom easel
Ak neviete Odbore vasom meste pste do HI adoyne
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TUESDAY, APRIL 30

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Suspense, Adventure and
Near Tragedy in This
Appealing Romance

place in the newell post at
the foot of the stairs!. |
have to hide everything /
own from theml They steal
everything Of mine that
they can lay their hands
on! And now they've even
discovered the newell post"
Alice interrupted her with
a tiny laugh.
"Well, that's why we
took this perfume-because
you d hidden it from us. 1t
made us angry to think that
you'd hide things from your
own sisters as if we were
common thieves she ex-
planned smoothly. 1--WE just
decided we'd show you that
you CAN'T hide things from
us"
"Psst!"
Jeanie gave a little hiss of
warning as the front door
of the shop opened. In
from the darkness came
Florence Lawler, rosy and
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Alice to go to the dance
with him, so | thought may
be you'd go with Jim Good
win-that's his name, = she
went on, closing the door of
the room and dropping her
voice. How did Johnny
happen to ask Alice to go
with him9 He never could
STAND Alice, you know. !"
A little quicker came be-
tween Marie's black eye
brows. "He asked her be-
cause I said / wouldn't go
with him, )" she blurted, $50,
of course, I can't go with
this Goodwin man, can II"
Suddenly her face bright
ened as a brilliant thought
struck her. Maybe Alice
would like to 60 with him
and then / could go with
Johnny after all! Ii / tele-
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A Gripping Love Serial Of
The Girl Of Today by a
Famous Author
What Has Gone Before

AnnMGrSe Maca tCGnted to be artist She told John
that she aUoud marry But Chen John came has
to take her to her fathers tiny book store AMaies
eUen her sisters, Jeanee and Alice but An-MGrie diff
ferent Stu arguing they drrUe at Ann-Maries home
take her to the Christmas dance but he replies he has
asked AnGrie. When Ann-Mdrie suggests that he take
Alice he agrees to 1t but angry LGmentng Ann-Mayte
calls him back, but Alice makes An,-MdYi foregO the
dance She eve asks A,anMarie to paint foers on her
dress Mrs. Leisure 1Oho is hosekeeper the mother
less home synpahizes aoith Anu-Gie aCho is the goat
of the tao modern apper sisters. Ann-Mdge hour
ever is secretly sdving to study art Florence Ldler
Johns sister, calls on her nth good nes0s."
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and Howdy knew that he
never would have been
given his position there If
it had not been for her
friendship with him.
"But / wonder if Howdy's
really in love with her, "
Ann Marie asked herself
that afternoon when she
carried the contents of her
fathers cash-register across
the street to the bank.
"She's just as sweet as she
can be, but she's too fat and
she not pretty > /" 'Howdy
ought to have a pretty
girl"
She knew that he wor-
SHIPPED beauty as much as
she did-but in a different
way.
For when a woman loves
beauty, she sees it in flowers
and in the sky at sunrise
or the sliver-gray sheen Of
rain on roofs =" Or she
listens to it in music or in
wind or the beating Of
waves on a beach.
But when a man wor-
ships beauty, he usually
worships it in wonderland
on the walls of Howard
Mays bedroom in the
Pleasant Street house were
photographs Of Janet Gay
nor and Marilyn Miller and
Marion Davies and Clara
Bow. Photographs that he
had torn from magazines
and tackled there himself,
among his pictures of Babe
Ruth and Bobby Jones and
Jack Dempsey. Among his
heroes.
He took the money when
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TIMELY TIPS

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to take me l know he
would lets put it up to
Alice!"
Alice was lying in bed,
flat on her back, reading
Collegiate Comics" a mag
azine that was her Bible.
From it Alice got all the
smart cracks and jokes that
she entertained her "boy
friends" with.
Last nights cold cream
glistened on her face and
her cheeks and lips had very
, little color. Her blond hair
was done up in curriers' and
there was no mascara on her
light eyelashes.
Alice in the early morning
was very, very different
from the perfumed, silk
stockinged, rouged Alice of
the luncheon-date, the tea
date, and the evening party.
II hate anyone to see me
like this 7" she said viciOusly,
as she sat up in bed. She
glared at Ann Marie. "You
ought to have known better
than to bring Florence up
here without giving me a
minute to scrape the cold
cream off my FACET
Florence dropped down on
the bed which sagged be-
meath her IT'S pounds. ooh,
that's all right. I'm no
dream Of beauty myself,
when / come to in the morn
ing, she answered easily.
"I'd give 10 years from my
life-the last 10, thought
/ could look the way Ann
Marie does, just once! She's
prettier without paint and
powder than she is with It'll
Her eyes, sunk in fat pink
cheeks, glowed with honest
admiration as she looked at
Ann Marie with the damp
gold-brown hair lying in
little flat rings along her
forehead and temples and
the soft color in her face.
Then she turned back to
Alice. How would you like
to go to the party tonight
with a man from New York
who's visiting us, and let
Johnny take Ann Marief"
she asked her.
Alice's answer came like a
shot. 81 wouldn't like it at
all"
She gave Ann Marie a sus-
picious look.
lis this your idea?'' she
asked, and Ann Marie shook
her head.
"No-that is-whv yes, /
guess it was my idea" she
I answered uncertainty, trying
to remember whose idea it
had been for Alice to go
with the man named Godo-
win. eyes, it was my idea"
81 thought So" Alice's
voice was flat and cold.
"Well. it was a waste Of
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Ann Marie handed it across
the counter to him and
made out a deposit slip for
her.
"Tell Dad / borrowed a
ten-spot from him, viii
youY" he asked, her, strip
ping a bill from the sheaf
she had handed to him. "I'll
pay it back to him next
Saturday-maybe. I"
He grinned amiably as he
handed her back the worn
brown leather bank book
that belonged to Mr.. Macy.
TELL him Htook it as a
Christmas present in adj
vance," he added cheerfully.
"he won t mind. He's a
good scout. +"
But Mr.. Macy did mind.
He was very much upset
when Ann Marie went back
to the store and told him
/ that he had just given
Howdy a Christmas present
of $40.
"I'll have a lot Of bills to
meet the first of the year!"
He shook his head hope
lessly and looked glum.
"That fellow just robs me,
Ann Marie! He robs me
every chance he gets!"
Never mind, Pete!" Ann
Marie called him pete"
sometimes. His name was
Peter. 81 won't charge you
a cent for working for you
today-so you'll have that
much to the good. And
We re doing a rushing bust
ness, aren't wei Here's the
Country Club telephoning
for some more hand-painted
programs, too Don't you
worry, Pete! We re going to
come out the big end Of the
horn, this time!'
She was working on the
programs for Florence Law
Ter, during a lull at 5 o'clock
when Jeanne and Alice came
flying in, laden with
wrapped-up Christmas pres
ents and bringing a heavenly
fragrance of Rose Jaquem,
Mot" perfume with them.
Ann Marie. gave them a
suspicious look, and her del
icate nostrils quivered as she
shifted the air.
|. "You two!' she said ac-
cusingly; you two have
opened my bottle of French
perfume my bottle that
Johnny gave me last Easter
that | wasn't going to
open myself until the Ger
man cologne of mine was all
gone"
She turned to her father,
blazing.
II KNEW they'd use it
if they found i'll" she cried.
"And for months I've had
it hidden in that hollow
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energy, because I'm going
with Johnny unless he calls
me up and says he doesn't
want me to go with him. -
And so that matter was
settled.
All day long people came
and went in the store.
All day long Mr.. Macy
and Ann Marie wrapped up
books and boxes of writing
paper, fancy book-ends and
children s games.
All day long they made
change at the cash register
in the corner behind the
Christmas-card table, opened
and closed the front door
for people too burdened
with. bundles to do it them
selves, and welcomed Others
who rushed in for last-min-
ute things that they wanted
to buy.
At noon Florence LawleI
telephoned from the Country
Club.
We've just simply GOT
to have 80 more dance pro-
grams!" she declared breath
lessly. She was chairman
of the decorations commit
tee for the party that night.
"Do you suppose by any
chance yop COULD paint
them IF you haven time
just send along the plain
ones"
"SEND themH" walled
Ann Marie. "We haven't
any delivery boy, Flossie--
you know that. But, lock
here, if you could stop in
for the programs on your
way to the club tonight, /
think l can have some holly
and things painted on them
so they'll be just like the
other ones / did for you.
Fine And Florence
hung up. Life was simple
like that for Florence.
When she wanted things
she went to someone or
other who could do them
and the someone or other
did them and was well paid
for the job. Her fathers
money made everything
smooth for her.
Sometimes Ann Marie
wondered if Howdy would
ever have looked twice at
her if she had been a poor
girl : : and sometimes
she wondered if Howdy had
ever had a chance to look
at anybody but her. For
she was always calling him
up and asking him to take
her to the movies or to
parties or to meals at the
LAWYERS big, luxurious, hos
pitable house on the Country
Club Road just outside of
town.
She brought him home
from the bank in her own
little closed car almost
every night in the week,
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81 asked him to stay over
for the dance tonight--you
know, Little Flossie never
let's the grass grow under
her feet!'' She giggled
again. She always giggled
when she spoke Of her huge
self as Little Flossie.
Johnny says he's asked
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beaming above her furs, and
with her came two men
whom Ann Marie never had
seen before.
((To be continued)
Copyright. 1929. by King FEATURE
Syndicate. Incl
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What DO You Know?
ANSWERS 10 TODAY'S TEST
For Questions See Comic Page

Shakespeare Havana g. Viola. 4 A kind of parrot
Minute Man. 6. Moccasn Paul. g. When it enormous,
superhqman Surf TO- Shooting at clay pigeons sprung from
of 10th century H. He used the Lewis Carroll
jector Atlantic cable 5 First Governor Of French Canada
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Dr.. Bisch's Daily Health Hint

Be careful you place your toothbrush Often it put
with others Of the family that the brstes touch This
surely does promote cleanliness and infection spread BY
contact Of pne brush with another
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This Day in Our History

In the second Battle Bull Run August 3d. 1862 General
Lee Of the South defeated General Pope Pore claimed that he
lost the battle because General Fz Porter failed to march when
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NouV Go On With the Story

6kFTyELL me the grand good news" Ann Marie said,
shivering and pulling her blue cotton kimono.
around her she came into the chill of the front
paror The old house hard heat because of its high
ceilings and it comfortable until winter
days.
New mani Florence Lawler answered and there
note of triumph in her voice for new man was real
event in the little where everybody had known every
body else always Hes friend of my cousin, Neal in
New York He's driving up from Virginia and last night
he had dinner with He's bachelor not terribly
goodlookng but simply fascinating all the One of
those strong, silent men, you know She giggled and
while she gigglng she looked about Is years old in
Sfoo nIu