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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-29
CHANGE RATING DATE
Teacher Charts Must Be in
by Apri! Is.

The date for sending in the
teacher rating has been changed
from April l to April Is, Clarence
G. Underwood, director of elemen-
tary education, advised principals
today. He added that all teacher
rating must be in on the day speci-
fed.
No teacher rating is to be given
out to teachers by principals be-
fore it has been sent in to the office,
and any teacher wishing to know
her rating may get it at the Office.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-29
TEACH US TO EAT
Texas Students Want Most to Learn
Table Etiquette.

BIZ Times SpectoL
DENTON, Texas, March 29.-'We
rather would learn how to use the
knife and fork than any other
subject" said students at the Col
lege of Industrial Arts of this city
answering QUESTIONABLE.
The QUESTIONABLE asked "What
would be the most valuable addition
to the curriculurn?"
Other courses suggested as "val-
liable" were dancing, golf, bicycling,
polo and horseback riding.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-29
Girls Organize GIee Club

A Girls Glee Club has been Or
ganizefat school 10 under the d.
rectiolt Walter NJ. Brice, prin-
cipal
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-29
Principals Approve Tests to
Judge Ability of City
Teachers.

The new rating scale for Indian
apolis public school teachers was
approved this week by the special
committee of principals, it was an
nounced today by Byron B. Will
liams, secretary Of the committee
and head of the department of pub
lefty and research of the city
schools.
Our duty as teachers is to pro-
vide the best ability available to
teach Indianapolis school children"
the committee reported. Our pro-
fesSional group must always be
alert in the task of raising the level
of its abilities out of the ordinary
to the superior.
This is our thought in presenting
the new rating scale. 1t is offered
in all sincerity with only a thought
Of setting standard by which
those engaged in the profession of
teaching may judge their teaching
behavior. It should be useful as an
instrument for teachers self I'M
proVement."
Principals Grade Teachers
Several weeks ago all public
school teachers were asked in a
QUESTIONABLE what ten points
would you be wished to be rated
on?"
More than, twelve thousand
answers we're received, and the rat
ing scale was based on the result.
The completed rating scale has been
sent to principals who will grade
their teachers and return the scale
before April /.
All school teachers can thus be
given a grade which will indicate
their ability and usefulness in the
schools. The rating is divided into
five main divisions: individual
characteristics, professional equip
ment, administrative efficiency,
technique of teaching and pupil
responses.
Rating Temporary
Each of these main sub divisions
has from six to eight minor topics
on which teachers may be rated.
A teacher may be rated as a failure,
poor. fair, good, excellent and SUI
perior.
The rating has been made tempo
rary for one year, after which it
may be adopted permanently. This
was done to ensure a correct method
of rating. The rating which a
teacher receives does not classify
indeibly, but is one more unit OF
rating among the elaborate system
now used. This same general meth
cd now is in use in several large
school systems in the United States.
Members of Committee
The members of the special rating
committee are Walter G. Gingery,
chairman, principal of Washington
high school; Byron B. Williams, sec
rotary; G. G. Underwood, head Of
the elementary education depart
ment Of the city schools; E, H.
Kenper MeComb, principal of Man
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-29
SCHOOL PLANS GARDEN
Students of No. Is Apply Nature
Study to Work.

School 10 is planning a school
garden. The departmental students
are using their knowledge of arith-
metic in planning and apportionlng
space to the plants and the teachers
are using nature study time in the
discussion OF plant life and its re-
quirements.
Each room is starting their seeds
inside and will transplant them into
their particular spaces when the
weather permits.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-29
Children Destroy CQcoons

Nature study in action begins
with the destruction, at School So,
of the cocoons of the bagWorln and
cecropia moth. In previous years
as many as a thousand have been
destroyed by pupils of a single
room.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-29

Excess Baggage" was shown by
the Student Council as its first
project in earning money for the
organ fund. This project Melted
more than 500.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-29

The S. H. S. girls debaters de-
feated the Bedford high school team
with a 3 to 0 decision.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-29
Shortridge
BY WILLIAM HOFFMAN,


True Blue Club held annual ban
auet for the basketball players and
gebaters this week. This year the
technical high school team was
$50 invited. William N Otto, head
the Shortridge English depart
ent, was POSTMASTER. Speakers
sWtfe George Buck, principal of
Sliortridge; Milo H. Stuart, princi-
pal of Tech: Tim Campbell, Tech
coach; Frank Parrish, Lloyd Mes
Sersmith, Carl Watson, Donald
Knight and William Huffman.
Excess Baggage" was shown by
the Student Council as its first
project in earning money for the
organ fund. This project Melted
more than 500.
Student Council held its first joint
meeting with the faculty co-opera-
tive committee this week. The
president of the student body eX-
planned it's activities to the other
group
The S. H. S. girls debaters de-
feated the Bedford high school team
with a 3 to decision.
j. Don Miller was elected presi-
dent Of the senate at its meeting
this week. Franklin Seidensticker
was chosen president and Rob-
ert Hamill, custodian.
Tickets are on sale for the Tri-
state debate to be held April IL. The
4 debate will be between Walnut Hills
Aof Cincinnati, Louisville Male high,
sSehcol and Shortridge.
The S. H. S. negative team is
gnlade up of John Forney, captain;
John Kitchen, Harold Tunkel, and
Curtis Plopper, alternate. The
affirmative team is Robert Hamill,
John Millett. William hoffman,
captain, and John Thompson, alter
nate.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-29
ASSOCIATION TO MEET
Home Economics Meeting Is Set
for Bloomington in April.

Spring meeting of the Indiana
State Home Economics Association
will be held in Bloomington April
5 and 6, it was announced today.
The program committee, in con-
junction with the home economics
department of Indiana university,
has worked out program to be
followed at the meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-20

A stone monument recently dedicated in
the shadow of the Massanutten Mountains,
near Luray, Va, to mark the location of
the first permanent settlement in the Shen-
andoah Valley. 1t stands along the Lee
Highway.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-26

pert, highly effective. sure-fcoted
and inspiring. Is another reason fcr
listing Madonna OF Avenue Al
among the pictures you simply must
see.
A new kind OF underwoTld-that OF
q large city's pnpulous and mys-
terious Observation-Disclosures nc
background Of The Hawks Nest
starring Milton Stills. which opens
at the Texas thenter Thursday.
This First National Picture marks
q distinct departure for Sills. who
appears In the early part of the
story as a disfigured war veteran,
with q makeup equally as good as
anything Lon Chuney has achieved
In recent years.
CAPITOL
This habit Of kissing the bride
doesn't meet with much favor on the
part Of Johnny Arthur and the first
thing he knows he is In the merry
matrimonial mix-up. with DOUGLAS
MacLean and Marie Provost. "Di-
vorce Made Easy" open Thursday at
the Capitol. And there are laughs
for everybody when the plot begins
to brew in earnest
Although Doug doesn't make X
any easier to senarate. Al Christie
has certainly made it easier 60 LAUGH
by making the hilarious. romantic
farce. Divorce Made Easy" from
Wilson Collisions screaminElv funny
stage success. It's an all-taking
piece Of laughing matter with q cast
OF comedy starsi
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-26

ATLANTIC CITY. Nv. J-EFrlrm
NrHhit testified in court A NHNn
check Hhn had Endorsed wnH RETURN
nd hv thn hank. Counsel Hnr Miss
Charlotte CaleEnrnH argued Hhn wnH
unwilling t0 pay $500 fnr quarts pl
champagne in Miss Nesblt's club
and stopped payment on the cheek
Now the grand Jury Is 70 look into
the matter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-26

ty jail after attacking Tully B.
Lucas. jailer.
The prisoners, VIII Norris and
Frank Powell, under penitentiary
sentences for hurglarieS at Plano
and Murphy. attacked Lucas as he
entered the jail unarmed with n
package. They then fled down.
stairs where Powell was shot BY
Frank Ragsdale. son-in-law OF the
jailer. Norris returned voluntarily
T. his cell.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-26
B MONVE. \
a SIDElaGH7S

WI Rogers sings baritone
and howl
Rogers voice wa discovered by
accident end now he sings In They
Had 10 See Paris" bis first talking
picture for Fox Movietone. opening
&l me hivoli In San Benito.
While the vivacious Eff Dorsay
was rehearsing the song. Il Could
Do II Tor You" which she sings 10
Rogers In two sequences of this
sparkling comedy drama, the cele-
DRAFTED wit joined her in the chorus.
FRANK Borzage, the director, heard
MIN ami that settled IL.
80 Rogers will not only be seen
and heard talking In They Had TO
See Paris" but he will be heard
singing alone.
The action takes place IN Claud-
ines apartment whittier Pike Pet
ers. the role portrayed by Rogers.
goes for solace after his wife has
virtually banished him from their
rented chateau, because he refuses
10 pay the Marquis de Brissac half
o million dollars as q dot for marry
ing his daughter.
PALACE-ATcALLEN
Roland West. famous producer
director Of film melodramas. whose
latest success, "Alibi." United Art
lists picture. comes to the Palace
theater IN McAllen. Thursday for
there days. takes issue with fiction
writers who weave hal0S Of romance
around crooks.
And his sensational photo drama.
"Alibi." Is convincing proof of his
contention. for the picture deals
with criminals as they have never
before been dealt with on the screen.
"Alibf' was adapted by G. Card
ner Sullivan from the stage sue
cess, ~Nightstick." and the mem
bers Of the all-stnr cast are promin-
ent players from the rangs of the
stage and screen. Among them are
Chester Morris. Pat O'Malley.
Eleanor Griffith. Mae Busch, Harry
Stubs. Purnell b. Pratt. Regis
Toomey. Irma Harrison. Herman
Cripps. Elmer Ballard. James Brad
bury, Jr,, DE witt jennings and al
Fiji.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Dolores Costello is more lovely
than ever in her latest Warner Bros.
picture, Madonna of Avenue A..
nov showing at the Arcadia theater
In Harrington
Miss Costello gives q strikingly
dramatic and colorful performance
as the daughter. while Louise
Dresser gives q fascinating and pow
erful characterization as the mother.
Grant Withers Is q likable and up
standing leading man. who wins the
liking Of audiences at sight. He's q
good actor. too. Others In the all
around excellent cast are Douglas
Gerard. Otto Hoffman and Lee Mo-
ran. Michael Curtiz's direction. ex-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-26
Wounds Negro Who
Attacked Jailer

Mckinney. .pt. 26.-fPl-One
negro was wounded in the arm here
Tuesday night when he and a cell
mate attempted \ escape the coun-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-01
zENsKE RUKAv1CE.

Rukavice patria k vel'mi dole
Itym doplnkom toilety. Elegant
ma zena so spinavymi rukavicami,
alebo rukavicami. ktore sa k jej
toilette nehodia, prestava byt' e.
legantnou. Lebo k elegancii pa
tri predovsetkym znat' harmoniu
veci, a vediet' ju spravne vyuzit'
X veeernej toilette VOLTA sa ruka-
vice glace, alebo Svedske bez gom
biciek inych zapfnaciek, do kto-
rych sa len vklzne. K odpoludnaj-
sim satom nosia sa tiez Svedske
rukavice v barve prislusne odt6-
novanej, alebo tiez rukavice glace
vysokou manzetou, ktora je ME
kedy pokryta jemnym vysivanim,
a inkrustaciami 20 zlatenej koze.
X sportu a pre- dopoludnia sn maj
vd'acnejsie pracie jelenice, ktore
vsak vyzadujn opatrneho ciste-
MIA. Nikdy sa nesm1 pratt v tep-
lei vode, ale vzdy len v studenej.
Najlepsie je, ked' ich oblecieme
ma ruku, vyperieme v dobrych my
dlovych fliackoch, potion ich me-
chame celkom doschnit' ale tax,
ze pred doschnutim ich dobre po-
tlaeime rukach, ably zostaly
make.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-01

bee a inc hutnejsie jedla. Menu.
slime sa nijako Nbavat', ze by ma.
sa vyziva utrpela, keby SINE veee.
rail- len jablcko. Jablko viaze pre-.
-bytocne zaludocne kyseliny. Jest
jablka odpor1ca sa vsak este j 2
inych d0vodov. Jablko je vybor-
nym krasliacim prostriedkom. Ne
Gista plet', vraskavost' koze sd
len dosledkami spatneho trovenia,
t t'azkeho spanku, dnsevnej depre-
sic a ME dost' ziveho obehu krve.
Tomu vsetkemu sa odpom6ze po-
uzivanim ovocia, najma vsak ja-
blk. Ovsem, ze by SINE mali tomu
prisposobit ostatnn stravu. Ma
Ii by SINE sa varovat' tucneho ma
sa, pitia mnoho liehov1n, rlzlvania
zvieraclch tukov (masti) i mnoho
zemiakov. Vysledkom takejto die
ty bude pekna plet', stihlost', bez
pouzitia prostriedkov nasilnych a
!spokojna a kPudnd nalada. !.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-01
IA A PROTI ,VYsoKYM POD.
PxTKoM.

Ma vysoky podpatok damsky
hl'adia lekari kritickym okom.
Vsetky NONE nemoce pripisujl
sa vysokym podpatkom, proti me-
prirodzenosti ktorych bojovali uz
stredovekf kazatelia, a ktore ami
"a nasich dnf nevymizly. Anglicky
ortoped Pavel Bernard Roth pre-
skdmal podrobne tento problem a
dosiel k nazoru, ktory znamena
akysi druh zachrany cti vyso-
kyych podpatkov. Podl'a jeho me-
rania je podpatok obycajnej Wy
chadzkovej topanky modernej ze-
ny vysoky nieco Wac ako 2 palce.
Normalne topanky do spolocnosti
.sh o nieeo vyssie, asi 3 palce I'm
ee). Podpatky merajdce 4 palce
pokladajti sa uz "a prepjate vyso-
Ike. Tieto pojmy s1 samozrejme
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-01

relatlvne, lebo podpatok, ktory sa
ada byt' pre- vel'k1 nohue enfzkym,
je pre MALI nohu az primoc vyso-
kym.
Mohli by SINE uviest mnoho do
-vodov, preco nosia zeny stale w
soke ,podpatky. Predovsetkym je.
to m6ia, potion zda sa tym nosi-.
tel'ka vyssou npha mensou. Mi,
mo toho tvrdia zeny, ze noha v
topanke s vysokym podpatkom Wy
pada elegantnejsie, ch6dza je po-
vabnejsia a pohodlnejsia. Pocit
vacsej pohodlnosti yysvetluje sa
tym, re napatie swallow sa vyso-
kym podpatkom zmensuje a vaha
tela sa prenasa ma prednn cast
nohy. Avsak vysoky podpatok ma
tiez svoje slime stranky. Prene-
senim vahy tela ma prednn cast
nohy, co pri chadzi posobi prijem-
ne, zvysuje sa tlak tejto casti no.
ny topanku. Preto je pri vyso-
kych podpatkoch zvlast' d6lezite,
ably topanka bola pohodlna do
bre vypracovana. Vysoky podpa-
tok tiez posobi, re jeho nositel 'ka
stava sa menei istou pri stati a
pri ch6dzi. Tato neistota sa vsak
odstrani i zvykom. Konecne vyso-
KY podpatok sa mnoho rychlej-
Sic opotrebuje ako Milky.
IS hl'adiska este lekarskeho,"
konci DIR. Roth, "nem0zeme pri-
pisovat' vysokemu podpatku vse-
tky osklivosti, "a ktore sa robi
zodpovednym. Mnohe osoby, ma
juice jednu nohu kratsiu ako dru-
hi Mostly po mnoho rokov korko-
We vlozky, 3 az 4 palce vysoke,
bez toho, aby tym nohy boly u
trpely nejakd zmenu."
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-01
lest a vydal sa ma zpiatocnn

nniest' a vydal sa ma zpiatocnn
cestu.
Bol opat veGer, ked dosiel k
syoimu domovu. L'ahol ustaty
pred vchodom do svojho bydliska
kde no sestra nasla este spiace-
no, ked' sa rano vracala domov.
Zbadala ticz drevo to prave Y
okamihu, ked' ich stara mat W.
chadzala Y domu. A tn sa zistilo
ze manifesto dreva Kee Dol prime
sol kosti potvory Yietso. Stara
mat no "a to vel mi karala, ma.
Rad 'ujnc mu, ably hned' a zaraz
zaSmaril.
Behom casu stal sa Kee slav.
nym muzom. s Gasu ma cas- ma.
| vstevoval hory, kde boil kedysi ma.
siel kostnate drevo. Medieval sa
lsu svojmu bohu, prinasajnc mu
obeti. Ma svojich cestach objavil
iedneho dna jaskynu, v ktorej ii.
la potvora Yietso. Ked' potion
druheho diIa since vychadzalo,
riekol mu svojej modlitbe al o
objaveni jaskyne potvory.
Ale prave tom okamihu, ked'
slnku O tom rozpraval, zbadal, a.
ko ozrutna, Gierna potvora skace
cez hory, sberajiic sa na htok.
Kee svolal rychle clenov svojho
kmenu. a vsetcia sa spoloene mod
Iii, ably silly dobra pomohly slncu
zvit'azit bitke temotou.
Potvora Yietso skocila slncu
pramo do oblicaja. Natiahla svo-
je hrozne ruky ozrutnymi drla-
pami. snaziac sa chytit' since "a
okraj. Bitka sa potion rozphtala
do opravdy. Since ltocilo ma po-
tvoru svojimi milionami a mill
onami paprslekov sue podporo'
vane modlitbami l'udi ma zemi
ktori toho casu boil vsetci dobri
l.premohlo konecne svojho nepria.
tel'a.
V tejto bitke prenikly slneent
paprsleky srdcom potvory Yietso
Ked' krv neho dopadla ma zem
stuhla, tvoriac matezny prtid Ia
Wy. Ma ostatok padla potvora
Yietso mrtva. Since st1palo vft'az
ne do nebies, rozlievaj1c zivoto-
darne radostne svetlo ponad ze-
mou a moron. Potvora Yietso uni
zla navzdy. Len krajina ostala po-
siata lei kost ami, ktore Navajo
via este dnes nazyvaju Yietso.
bitsin, cize kost ami YietsovVmi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-01

Anna zbledla !. lepsie privi-
nula X srdcu maliekeho, ktoreho
drzala v nalrlci. Diet "a, nahle no.
budenf, zamrncalo, potion vykri-
klo. Bola to straSna chvil'a, =
zandari ISL cestoal.
Utis ho! septal Jacques
do ucha matkinho.
Anna Maria chcela pobozkat'
diet'a ono vykrlklo este sill
nejsie.
Zandari zastali poGlvali.
Pytlak vyrval synka z r1k mat
kinych a pritisol svojn mozol'nd
rukn ma ruzove, mliekom zfarbe-
ne iista diet alta >.
Zandari pocuvali desat' minlt,
desat min1t utlaGovala .Tho ruka
kirk diet 'at'a.
Zandari ISL d'alej a matka wa
la opat' svoje diet'a. Jej perry 20
staly dlho pritisnute k zmodrelym
peram, marne pokiisila sa, vdych-
nut zivot do prsi svojho nbohfho
synka -.
Bol mrtvy.
Jacques riekol:
- Napred!
Odisli Otec kracal vopred,
nesilc ma chrbte prvorodzenca,
matka Sla ia mimi, snaziac sa dr.
zat' V teple malI, chladnucu mrt-
volku. Ma tisvite rodina prekro-
ella hranicu.
Celnfk luxembursky pytal sa
ich:
- Nemate nicoho oznamit'e
- Nieoho! - odvetil pokojne
Jacques.
Anna Maria pokrocila napred
a ukazujnc ma male telo, ktore
niesla zastere, riekla:
- ia muslin Oznamit', re tcnto
Glovek je vrahom zabil vlast-
neho syna.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-01
JEDZME .JABLKA.

Jablckova k6ra je zvlast' od-
porueitel'na nerv6znym rud'om.
V mnohych sanatoriach lieeeb-
nych 1stavoch sn nemocni liece-
nj len tymto sposobom mnohe
nervov6 alebo modzgove nemoce
sa tymto sp6sobom vylieca alebo
aspon nemocny najde I'll 'avy. ia
blko posobi ma st'avy, ktore po-
trebujeme k posilneniu dusevnej
cinnosti, podporuje pamat'. Me
nadarmo mnohi uGenci a herci ne
mozu byt' bez jablcek pri ich Wy
silujncej dusevnej praci. Avsak
nielen to. Jablcko posobf rpoko-
jovacim sposobom, ak ho pozije-
me, ked' SINE rozculeni. Toho by
v podobnych pripadoch maly byt'
pamatlive zvlast' zeny. Lebo i maj
krajsia zena je razom oskliva, ak
81 pocina ako f6ria. Jablka sl
vel'mi dobrym prostriedkom pro-
ii tvoreniu zleovych kamienkov.
Jablko podporuje snad' najviac
20 vsetkeho ovocia cinnost' Pad
vim a chrani pred potiazami 2
travenia. Najlepsie je, ak jablko
zjeme hned rano ma lacny zal1.
dok. Nema byt' ol1pane, lebo pra-
We pod kozou s1 najdolezitejsie
ziviny. Stacf ked' no umyjeme, 0.
treme do sucha rozrezeme ma
stvrtky. Surove jablko a surovt
ovocie v6bec je mnoho zdravsie
ako ovocie zavarene. Varenim u
traca sa totM cast dolezitejsfcl
| Twin, potrebnych pre- zdravie wi
tamfny).
JablkO Je vyb0rne ! ma precl
| stenie criev. Kto mava zapchat,
creva a musi stale uzfvat' pilul,
a inc prehnacie prostriedky, ten
mech radsej zjie pred spanim pr
w raz dvoje jablk vypije ma t
pohar vody. Ked' to bude robit
kazdy vecer pred spanim, zbav
sa zapchatia criev. Potion postae
Ii len jedno jablko ma noe, bez pc
hara vody.
i L'udia, ktorf trpia nespavost 'o1
mali by Jest jablko pred spanfn
i Ponev&4 jablko je 20 vsetkeho 3
i vocia najvtzivnejsie, nahradf vel
mi dobre ddeniny, syry, maso Vi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-01
1NDIANsKA PovIEsTKA.
r. L. /. s.

Indiani Navajo sd presvedeeni,
re vel skaly krajine skame-
neleho lesu sn kost ami ozrutnej,
eiernej potvory, ktora v stare
davnych casoch sa pasovala so
slncom o nadvladu.
v prvych dnoch po stvoreni sve-
ta, vypravajd Indiani, neplavalo
since po oblohe tax pokojne a
jasne ako dnes. V tel dobe lila
ma zemi ozrutna, cierna potvora,
ktora sa neprestajne pasovala so
slncom O nadvladu. Memo tejto
potvory bolo Yietso, a nesclselne
boly bitky, ktore so slncom bojo-
vala.
Tato potvora lila z horskej ja-
skyni, ktorej podujimala svoje
vypravy proti slnku. Mala dlhe
ruky ozrutnymi svalmi a veil
ciznymi driapmi. Jei kosti boly z
kamena. Ked' sa postavila zpria-
ma. mohla dosiahnut' slnko kde-
kol 'vek ma nebi.
Ak bola potvora niektoreJ BIZ
ike porazena, treba jej bolo odpo-
civat' mnoho dni niekedy al
cele mesiace, nez mohla podujat'
novy dtok oproti svojmu nepria-
! tel'ovi. Nebola vSak nikdy lpl-
ne premozena. Niekedy sa ale pri.
hodilo, ze pocas niektorej tych-
| to hroznych bitiek zlomila 81 prst,
ruku alebo nohu a bola potom
nltena odstranit' takto zlamany
| I'D. Toto pokalicenie bolo pre- ilu
| iba docasnou vadou, lebo mala
moe dat 81 vyrast' novy I'D. Ko.
sti tychto nepotrebnych cast
svojho tela hadzala potion cez
hreben hory, aby jej v jaskyni
| neprekazaly. A tax pocas dlhycf
| rokov .yekov vzkrsnul kamen
ny les.
" tel dobe I'll v ehalupe, VISTA
venej peria travy, chlapeiA
/ Kee so svojou matkou Shemah {
svoiou sestrou Zonnie. Jednoht
| roku bola vel'mi kruta zima.
stale sa, he v chalupe nemali u;
ziadneho kuriva. Kee~sa preto Wy
dal ma cestu do hor, ably tam ma
sbieral dreva. Since vsak zapadl'
/ skorsie, nez dosiel k lesu pret'
ga rozhodnul prenocovat' ma mie
| ste, na ktorom 50 prave nacha
i DIAL. NasledujGceho rama pokra
6oval potion 70 svojei ceste. sko
70 naxisl vol'aco, 0 Com Dol te
misnky, Ie i 70 drevo. Nar6ba
81 teda toho tol 10, kol'ko moho
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-01
Ma porade u lekara.

A nemyslite, pane doktore,
ze to slepe crevo je pre- mas l'udi
vlastne nplne zbytocne?
Pre- mas ME, to jest pre- mas
lekirov rozhodne ME.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-01
V spolocnosti.

49, Zdate sa mi tax znamym
Nevidel som vas az raz v tomto
dome?
- To moze byt'! Som tn donna
elm panom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-01
ZARTY.
Muzova radost'.

Zena - Dostala som pozvanie,
ably som vystupovala vo filme.
Muz: - Slava! To TIA tedy bu-
dem videt' po prvy raz bez toho,
ably som ia pocul!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-01

Ci ux m&te kniSku "Ame-
rika Nasa vlast TO" Ak ME, prid :
te 81 ju zAdovAxit' do redakcie
Je to najhplnsjiia americk& histo
ria ' sloven6ins 70 40 obrazmi a
s xivotopismi slavnych Amerika-
nov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-01
Ma politickej sch6dzi.

Recnicka ma politickej schodzi
rozculene vola: Ano, vazene
shromazdenie, 'kde by Dol vlast-
ne muz bez zeny?