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Evening star., 1932-12-27

School. The bridegroom graduated
from the Coast Guard Academy at Fort
sill and the Command and staff School
at Fort Leavenworth.
Maj. Knopf and his bride will leave
after the reception for wedding trip,
the bride wearing rust color gown
and coat. They will be at home later
at 720 North Wabash avenue, III Chi
cago.
Miss Julia Armistead Yates, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Moore Yates.
and Mr.. Harry Woodward Blunt of
La Plata, Md, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
william Laird Blunt Of La Plata, were
married last evening. The ceremony
was performed in Christ Church.
| Georgetown, the Rev. John Temple
ofIiciating, at 7 o'clock. Miss Alicia
Kivlighan Of Staunton, Va, sang pre-
ceding the ceremony. The church had
an effective arrangement OF Christmas
| decorations.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father and wore gown OF white
satin trimmed with pearls and having
long train of tulle and tulle veil. She
carried bride roses with shower OF
lilies of the valley.
Miss Mary Moore Yates was maid Of
Evening star., 1932-12-27
Kncpf-Walker Wedding
Today in Pittsfeld.

Today in Pittsheld.
The marriage Of Miss Margaret Elliot
Walker, daughter of Mrs Elliot Walker
of Pittsfeld, Mass, to Maj. Stacy
Knopf, U. S. A., Of Chicago, will take
place this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock
in Pittsfield, Mass, Rev. John Grafton
Ct the Congregational Church off,
ciating. The ceremony will take place
in the home Of the bride, which has
been decorated with Christmas trees
and silver branches.
The bride will be given In marriage
by her mother and will wear her grand
mothers wedding gown which was worn
in 1847. Her flowers will be a Colonial
bouquet of white roses, gardenias and
lilies Ct the valley
Mrs. Lambert Lee Borden Of New
ivory fiat crepe gown with bouquet
of American Beauty roses. Nancy Ann
Walker and Perrin Walker, twin niece
and nephew of the bride and children
of Capt. Nelson Macy Walker. q. S. A..
who is attending the War College, will
be the children attendants Mai Whar-
ton Ingram of Detroit, Mich, will be the
best man.
A small reception will follow the
ceremony for the families and few
close friends. Mrs Walker, mother of
the bride, will be in a white crepe de
chine gown.
Among the out-of town guests at the
wedding will be Capt. and Mrs. Nelson
Macy Walker of this city, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles E. Walker of Bangor, Me, Mrs.
Evening star., 1932-12-27

The director general of the Pan
American Union, DR.. Leo S. Rowe, and
the assistant director, Mr. Gil Borges,
will be hosts at concert OF Latln
American music this evening at the Fan
American Union. Miss Emma Otero,
Cuban soprano. will be the soloist.
Evening star., 1932-12-27

honor for her sister and had q costume
Of pale burnt orange crepe made with
cape and wore q turban Of burnt orange
velvet. She carried Joanna Hill roses
Miss Polly Blunt, Miss Josephine
Duckett, Miss Alice Carter Bowie and
Evening star., 1932-12-27

Miss Margaret Fontaine Craighill were
bridesmaids and were dressed like the
maid Of honor and carried talisman
roses.
Lieut.. Bion Barnett Bierer, jr, q. 8.
N, was best man and the uShers were
Evening star., 1932-12-27

Mr.. John Matthews Blunt Of La Plata,
Mr.. Wilmer Mechlin Of Washington,
Mr.. James z. Yates of Rappahannock
County, Va, and Mr.. Frank A. Yates
of Washington.
CONTINUED on Third Page)
Evening star., 1932-12-27

Mae E. Butler Of South Orange. N. j..
and Miss Talcott of South Orange, N. j.
The bride is granddaughter OF
George Nelson Macy, provost marshal
general of Army of Potomac. She Is
an active member OF Pittsfield Junior
Auxiliary and attended Miss Halls
Evening star., 1932-12-27

"HE Ambassador Of Great Britain
and Lady Lindsay have sent out
invitations for small dance
Saturday evening at 10 o'clock,
in the embassy for the formers
niece. Lady Elizabeth Lindsay.
Evening star., 1932-12-27

ming. when her guests were Mrs. Hog
gart Clopton, Mr.. Walter Davidge, Mr..
and Mrs. Strickland Gillian, Miss
Charlotte Molhofer, Miss Elizabeth
Molhofer, Mrs. Jesse Walters, Mrs.
Leland Webb and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Williamson.
Evening star., 1932-08-11

represents nearly half of the parcels
in the city
Chicago banks have served warn
ing that they can extend only about
ten millions more in credit, but oti-
Gals here believe that they can con-
tinue to operate on collections once the
public is assured that the tax bills
will be reduced
Teachers, policemen. firemen and
other employees are still far behind in
their salaries with the prospect for pay
ment over the next few months not
particularly bright
The important thing from the point
Of view of the local governments, is
that progress Is being made in reduc-
ing expenses and tax bills.
Copyright, 1922
Evening star., 1932-08-11
CHICAGO TO REDUCE
REAL ESTATE TAX
Levy on Property for 1881
to Be Cut Approximately
20 Per Cent.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
CHICAGO, August ia little light
is filtering through the financial dark
ness that has enveloped Chicago's mu-
nicipal affairs for the past two years,
with the announcement that taxes on
real estate viii be reduced approxi-
mately 20 per cent in the 1881 levy. A
further reduction is promised for the
1882 bills.
Local newspapers editoria.lly describe
this development as the FIRST step
toward assured solvency taken by any
of the country's major cities. The
trouble locally is that it may have come
too late to prevent the sale for taxes OF
an important proportion CT Chicago
property, now delinquent in tax pay
ment.
Also. it is somewhat tempered in its
effect by a claim of the Chicago Real
Estate Board that SO per cent reduc-
ton is needed before taxes can be
placed on a level sufficiently low to en-
courage ownership. The fact that hun
dreds of millions of dollars in back
taxes and delayed taxes still are to be
collected. likewise serves to take some
of the edge off the economy achieve
ment.
Politicians Slow to Act.
But Chicago has managed to trim
about p per cent from the expenses
of its government. through salary ad-
juStments Gnd cWtailment OF capital
expenditures Political scientists say
that a SO per cent reduction In costs
would easily be made through consoh-
daticn of local governments, but poll
ticians are slow to act in that field,
which naturally would involve dras-
tic reduction in the number of Jobs.
The Citizens Committee on Public
Expenditures, made up largely Of local
business men, reporting on its accom-
pliShments said:
I'VE now are able to report that the
total tax levies in Chicago for 1881 will
be reduced approximately 25 70 80 mil
lion dollars, and this, together with
more scientific assessments, will result
in the reduction in the tax burden on
real estate by about 20 per cent Tor
1881 as compared with 1880. For 1882,
appropriations against which tax levies
will be extended will aggregate approNi-
mately As million dollars under 1880,
and should reduce the tax levies on real
estate from 25 to 35 per cent Tor 1882
as compared with 1890"
Tax money is being collected slowly,
even though court decisions have up
held in every particular the power OF
local governments to gather in the cash
through sale of property If need be.
The trouble is that tax sales bring few
bidders, while total property involved
Evening star., 1932-08-11
CHURCH PLANS OUTING

Tifereth Israel Congregation to
Spend Day at Beach.
The combined outing of the Ladies
Auxiliary Society and the Tfereth
Israel Congregation will be held Sun
day at Seaside Park. Chesapeake Beach.
Guests of the excursion are Rabbi
George Silverstone, Cantor Joseph
Weitz and Rev M Goldman. Mrs.
Yetta Katzman. president of the aux
iliary, and A. L. Schiller, head of the
congregation, are in charge Of the
Committee on Arrangements.
Evening star., 1932-08-11
kANN ESTATE GIVEN
$129,408 ABATEMENT
S15, 1853. 90 Refund Also Included
in Decision by Internal
Rsvenue Bureau.

A refund of $15.65399 and an abate-
ment of S129, ,40S.48 to the estate of Sig
mGnd Kann. Baltimore, Md. for over
assessment of estate tax and interest
was announced today by the Internal
Revenue Bureau.
OF the total overasSessment, $129,-
408 43 was caused by the allowance Of
a credit for the amount of State and
inheritance taxes paid after the Federal
return was fled.
The elimination of the value of GER
tain property included in the gross
estate accounted $14751.15 of the over
assessment. 1t was determined that the
transfer of such property by the dece-
dent during his lifetime was not made
in contemplation of death within the
meaning of the revenue act.
The balance of the overasse.sment,
amounting to S920.84. represented a por-
ton OF. interest assessed on a previously
asserted deficiency.
As the result of injuries received in
the WCrld War, 12,500 men are still in
HOSPITALS of ENGLAND
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-29

"a dajak1 dobu zivit tuk9m v
sebe nahromadenym. Len 60 sni-
Zine vahu ma normal, musime
mnozstvo potravy opat' zyysit
do tel miery, aby kryla skutocne
poziadavky. Tymto sposobom do.
siahneme toho, ze telesna vaha
bade sa udrziavat' ma normale.
Strava tych, Go sa chcl zbavit'
zvysneho tuku, ma obsahovat'
nadostac cerstveho ovocia a ze'
leniny, maso iba raz denne, je.
don pint mieka, vel'mi malo re.
miakov a inych potrayfn, obsa
hujlcich skroboviny. Dive jedls
maju byt' l'ahke, zatial' Co yece
ra moze byt' vydatnejsia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-29
MABEL "a Lick PRE-
oBETK oRoJN1CH JEDoV

IJ6enci ma CUrGell univerzite Y
Ithaca, N. Y. vynasli lick pre- g
bette opojnych jedov. Professor
prisli ma to, ze "zvyk' uziyanla
mamidiel zapricineny je zhuste-
MIN bielkovin v modzgu a Y ner-
voch, 10 i'm zapricihuje muky a
preto mnsia mat opojny jed.
Profesori wall 81 jedneho uzIva'
tela jedov, zamestnanca nemoc'
nice, "a predmet liecenia. Tento
clovek uzfval morfin "a Is rokov
q jeho dayka bola IL grainoy.
Ia sest dnf professor davall mu
60 raz to menej morfinu nahra-
dzali sodiumom rhodanate, kto-
ry je ME jed, ale deinkuJc na
bielkoviny tax, ze sa rozried'a a
ziadost' "a mamidlom zmizne. TO
siestich dhoch pacient NJ ncdo-
stal ami grain morfinu. al 70.
dium rhodanate mu bol zastaye-
ny a predsa necitil ziadnu zia-
dost' "a morfinom. Citil sa po
prvy raz v sestnastich rokocll a.
ko clovek.
zeny snadnsj1ie xabddajh. 20.
dl'a vykazov statistickeho odde-
lenia iednej vel'kei amerie!sci
zeleznicnej spoloenosti, sd zenv Q
mnoho zabhdiivejsie ako muzo-
via. To je vidiet' j z toho, &c &c.
ny s1 naklonnejsie zabudnnt
svoje veci v, dopravnych pro.
striedkoch j ma inych emiestach.
Statistika totiz ukazuje, ze ma
| jitel mi zabndnutych veci sii len
| 20 40 percent muzoyia 20 90
percent zeny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-29

ma LODI nevyrovna. Tu nepanpje
nespokojnost''. We'd i ta' najlac-
nejsia trieda, t. j. tretia, ktorej
priestranne krasne kabiny umie-
stene sd ma najvyssich palubach
G a D je v pravom slova smysln
unikum dokial 50 prepychoveho,
,noderneho q pohsdlneho zaria-
denia tyka. Ked pridate k tomu.
to nebyyalemu pohedliu este hoj-
most prvotriedne 1jripravenych q
po krajovsky pripravenych jedal,
predkladanych patIsrazy denne a
ked' uvazite d'alej, ze Cd rama do
vecera je postarane najrozma.
nitejsie druhy zabav, koncerty
.biografy, zavody, tanec, spev
hry ma palubach atd'. atd'., po,
tom 81 l'ahko vysvetlite, preco
cestujuci po 6.dennej plavbe tax
neradi optist'ajii ttto LODI. Par
Heger nam d'alej sdelil, ze 50
priamo test ma dopr.yadzanie So.
kolskych vyprav, lebo je isty, Il
"a tychto okolnostf bude m6ct
nielen uspokojit' kazdeho jedno
tlivca, ale ze bude m6ct' pripra
Wit ncastnikom idealnu, nezapo
menutel'n1 cestu. Nielen pozor
ne a skutocne starostlive vedenie
p. Juliusa Hegra, ale ostatnt
prirodzene okolnosti cestovanis
po lodiach Bremen a Europa "a
rucujd cestu nanajvys uspokoji
VII a v kazdom ohl'ade dokonaln
Pripominame menovite priam,
spojenie 2 Bremen do Prahy \
kratkej dobe. PA hodfn, Go j,
pri ceste ma vlakoch europskycl
vyhoda neocenitel'na. Dopytajt
sa ma d'alsie podrobnosti Wy
ziadajte 81 rozpocty II riaditel o.
Sokolskych vyprav Skala Stat,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-29

V minulych dnoch vratil sa do
Chicago pan Julius Heger, maj
znamejsi a najobl 'nbenejsi vod-
ca cesko.slovenskych vyprav po-
riadanych Skalovou Statnou
Bankou v Chicagu. Prisiel 20
starej vlasti, kde travil kruhu
svojich pribuznych vianocne svia.
tky a priviezol sebou zpravy,
ktore si opravdu potesitel ne.
Je vraj totiz Europe vseobec-
ne uznayane, ze Cesko.Sloyensko
je station najlepsimi hospodar.
skyni pomerami, ano, je vraj ca.
sto nazyvane oazou prostriedku
vel'kej plste hospodarskych
zmatkov. Pan j. Heger priviezol
j d'alsie zaujimaye zpravy, kto.
re bez sporu budl zaujfmat' pre-,
dovsetkym krajanov, pomysl'a-
j1cich ma cestu do kraja prile.
zitosti Sokolskych vyprav ma
slet do Prahy. Ako je ma inom
mieste v tomto casopise ozname.
ne, najvacsie dive oficialne w.
pravy Slovenskej T. j. Sokol 0.
didu po novych rychlolodiach
EUROPA a BREMEN. Touto
druhou parolod 'ou vykOnal ce'
stu nazad do Ameriky pan Heger
a ako nam sdelil, Dol priamo pre-.
kvapeny krasou, pohodlim a maj
modernejsim zariadenim vset.
kych tried tejto parolode. Ne.
mono tax snadno popisat' vse'
tky prednosti vymozenosti
ktore neprekonatel ma nemecka
technika vlozila do tychto letii.
nov Atlantiku, iste vsak je, ze sa
tymto novym obrom mora ziad.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-29
VAS POKRM A VASE
ZDRAVIE.
JAKO SA ZBAvIf ZvYSNEHO
TUKU.
Pise Shirley w. Wynne, N, p.
p. H., komisar zdravotnictva me
sta New York.
Fills.

TAX, zvane krasne pohlavie IL.
siluje sa dosiahnut' stihlej, gra-
ci6znej postavy pomocou diety,
cvieenia pomocou .doytipneho
strihu. sitia Stat. A muzovia Wac
ako zeny objavujl dnes ma sebe
vsetky tie snedostatky, zapricine-
ne tlstym bruchom dvojitou
bradou.
Usilovna snaha dosiahnut' stih.
losti je sice telu ia osoh, ale ne.
smie sa prepinat'. Byt stihlym
ME je iba modnou poziadavkou,
je to ma osoh al zdraviu. ale
vsetko len v urcitych medziach.
Poist'ovacie spoloenosti mozu
tento fakt dosvedfit'. Hoci dava-
il pri poist'ovani prcdnost' O
sobam do 30 rokov yeku, ktore
vazia niekopko funtov mad nor
NAL, pred osobami toho isteho
veku normAlnou alebo mensou
vahou telesnou, vedia 20 zklse-
nosti, ze telesna vaha pod nor
NAL Il l'udi starsfch., nez trid-
sat'rocnych, je zdraviu len ma O.
sob. Zvysna vaha nej vykvi-
tajdce t'azkosti nebezpecenstva
pre- zdravie bndi1 najskorsie po-
cit 'ovane pokrocilejsom veku.
Zvysok tuku tele posobi skod
live ma zdravie. Zasahuje rusive
cinnost zivotnych organov.
kladic vacsie poziaqavky ma srd-
ce, Padviny a krvne tepny. Tie
to orogany musia pre- tdto prl-
emu vykonaovat' vacsiu pracu,
co snizuje ich rezistenciu voci
nemociam. Gukrovka, Padvinove
poruchy a .choroby krvn%ch I'll,
to vsetko s1 nemoce, caste "a
pricinene zvyskom tuku tele.
Cukrovka ME je sice priamo Ia
vinena zvysnym tukom, je vsak
zaujimave, ze napada omnoho ca
stejsie l'udi tucnych ako chn.
dych. V spojeni S tym treba spo-
men1t', ze cukor podporuie tvo-
renie tuku tele ze pri cu-
krovke sa nachodl cukru V tele
prebytok.
U vacsiny l'udi je tuenota IA
pricinena tym, ze primnoho je-
dia a primalo cvieia. Iba vo vel'-
mi vynimoenych pripadoch moz.
no zvysok tuku objasnit' tym, ze
urcite lily v tele spravne Tefun-
gujd. ZvySna vaha je vsak oby-
cajne jasnym dokazom toho, ze
jedalna dostava prednost' pred
telocvicnou.
Pri sostavovani odtucnovacej
diety musime brat do povahy
dive veci: predovsetkym musime
usilovat' sa zbavit zvysnej vahy
tym, ze budeme jest menei, ne5
nase telo vyzaduje. Telo musi sa
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-29
alebo medvedi zozeru. Ale ona
bola TAXA malicka chutnucka,

DOld TAXA uLdllckd cHulIuCki!,
BE lei nikto mic zleho neurobil.
Naopak: kazdy, kto sa $
nou stretol, prisiel k nej, pozdra-
vii ju, chytil ju "a rncku a pv-
tai sa, kan ide. Ale z toho, co
ona odpovedala, nikto nerozu-
mel ami slova.
A bola TAXA mila a chutnu-
cka, ze staeilo jej podist' k dvo-
ru alebo panskym palacom a NJ
sa otvaraly pred nou dvere a
vpnst ally Jul dnu. No sotva otvo-
rila tlsta a ludia pocui, akou
mndrou recou hovori, bezo slova
ju vyprevadili Won.
- A potion, ked' obisla vset,
ko, vsetky kraPovstva, prisla raz
neskoro veeer do vel 'keho !esa
V tomto lese boil domcek taky
maly a nizucky, re cez jeho ma.
Ie dvere len-len re presla. VoSls
a pozdravila sa: "Dobry vecer!'
= V izbe sedela zena a pr;ad
la; muz sedel pri peel. Ked' zba
dali, re vosiel ktosi cudzi, cd
zdravili "Dobry vecer".
- A malicka princezna, poen
vaj1c, re ludia malickom do
meeku hovoria recou, ktorn ona
rozumie, vel l'mi sa potesila. Ale
ona bola mndra a nechcela In
vsetko odrazu vysvetlit'.
- Ako sa VIOLA tento domcek
- opytala sa, ably ich vysknsa
la.
Toto ie horaren! - odpo
vedali razom, tax re bolo .jej jas
ne. re ju pochopili. q
- Cd radosti bola celkom be;
seba, ale rozhodla sa, ze sa pre-
svedci este raz.
- A ako sa nazyva rec, ktoror
hovorite? - spytala sa.
- Tu sa hovori vermlandiSkv
odvedali. l'udia 2 horarne.
- Vtedy princezna prisla h
MIN a pocala ich prosit', ably j,
nechali u seba, lebo ze tn je je
dine miesto ma svete, kde rozu
nell, co hovorf.
- Ale ked' prisli k ohhu, mn;
zena hned' zbadali, ze je to ba
bylonska princezna poveda|
jej, re zabludila a re nemozno a
nj pomysliet ma to, ably cez celi
zivot u mich ostala. Ze vermland
skou recou tn hovoria V kazdon
dome a re sa teda ona moze Il
salasit', kde sa jej najlepsie bu
de pacit'.
- Ale malicka princezna trva
la ma svojom. $50. ....
- Me! - povedala, - vjdim
re som natrafila ma praye mie
sto a zostanem tu, ably sa &c mns
radovali tesili v tomto dorce
ku.
Malieka Karika tichncko Sc
della ma kolenach otca a pocnya
la. Jej oci cd iidivu boly stal.
a stale vaesie. iChvil'ku presede
la este tisko, ale ked' Jano skon
ell svoju rozpravku, 'hodila hla
YOU ocami presla celii izbu, a
ko by ju predtfm nikdy nebol'
videla.
- Dobre, - povedala napo
kon. - Teraz mech uz bude TAX
ako je. Ale ked' vyrastiem bu
dem vacsia, odidem odtial'to
pojdem, odkial' som prisla.
Janovi ovisly lica. No horst
| bolo to, ze prave til chvil'u u
/; budila sa Katusa a vypoeula ct
II koniec rozpravky.
! To mas "a to, povedais
= ze sa iej ustaviene snazis vste
/ pit do hlavy, ze je takou nee
bveajnou krasavicou a mi1drol'
Poslovencil: fax
Zena a veda. Podl a 1radnyc
i a L 4 - l.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-29
BABYLoNSKA PRINCEZNA.
Napfsala Zelma Lagsrlof.

8$ Llma. NeceF. Y IepleJ lLLe Sedl
Katusa, PAM domu, a pradie. All
kocnr, ktory lei ma jej lone, ma
maha sa 20 vsetkych sll pra-
die. Jan Anderson, pan domu, O.
brateny chrbtom k ohilu, sedi ma
pripecku a hreje sa. Cely bozl
den rnbal v hore - Erike Falle
drevo. Tazko by bolo ziadat'
cd neho, ably este j teraz nieco
robil. A Katusi ami ma um net
prislo, aby mu citala, re vsetkou
ieho pracou V dome bolo = hrat
sa a hovorit' s maliekou, dcerus-
kou, ktorej v zine minulo prave
5 rokov.
Katusa bola tax zaujata svo-
jimi myslienkami re ana nesle-
dovala rozhovor otca S diet a.
t'om. Iba ma jedno davala pri-
sny pozor, nechcela, aby Jano
nahovaral dievcatku. re je ia
svete najlepsie, ba akesi neoby'
eajne zvlastne, co otec velmi rad
a casio robieval. Katusa dobre We
della, ze ked' 81 Klara Guile IVY
kne ma taketo zaobchadzanie Cd
malieka, nikdy nej dobra zena
nebude.
Jano boil vel 'kym majstrom vo
vymysl'an vselijakych veci, kto-
re l'ahko pobalamutily dievca-
tom hlavy. Ale tohto vecera Ka-
tusa bola spokojna. Muz hovoril
o tom, co sa stale sa onych ca
SOW, ked' zem bola este len-len
stvorena l'udia .iu poeali "a.
'udnovat'. Rozpraval starn hi
storiu Babylonskej vezi Ka-
tusi ami ma um neprislo, re Jano
povplieta do rozpravky svojc oh
vykle hlnposti.
- A TAX, = rozpraval Jano, -
zacali snasat' hlinu, robiI tehly.
hasit' vapno, postavili lesenie a
veza kazdym dnom 'rastla vys-
Sic vyssie.
Vedeli, ze Panubohu sa ne
paci stavanie tejto veze, ale inn
to bolo vsetko .jedno, lebo wall
81 do hlavy. ze musia sa dostat'
do sameho neba a podivat' sd, co
sa tam robi
Pocujte, dobrf l'udia, - ho-
vori i'm Panboh, - hovorim vam
naposledy: ak sa nerozldete a
neprestanete stavat vezu. po-
Stem ma vas biedu, ktorej sa nj
kdy nezbavite.
Ale l'udia 81 pomysleli, zc
Panboh bude i tento raz trpez.
liyy, a stavali, stavali d'aleJ. We.
ia so dna ma den stnpala vyssie
a vyssie.
Napokon sa Panboh nahne-
val a zmiatol vsetkym jazyky
Do tej chvile, poeuvaj, hovorili
tax, re druh druha rozumeli; cd
tych cias = bolo po ich radosti
- Ak murari chceli povedat'
"Podajte nam hlinup' povedali
"Harabara, harabara - A ked
ucnia sa ich chceli opytat', co po
trebujd, povedali: Erbe, derbe
mirbe, marbe!" Met divu, re S
Mich ucnia robia blaznov. A
ked' ich chceli zakriknut', ably
hovorili ako l''udia, povedali mie
sto toho: Cullen, dullen duff!
Ked' sa ucnia chceli opytat e
sd TAXI nazlostenl, nemohli po
vedat' mic ineho, ako /" Abraka
dabra!" Tu sa majstri vsetc
ostatni l'udia tax nahnevali, :
sa dali jeden druhemu do vlaso'
a zacali sa ruvat', bit >.
Bolo. po priatePstve. Nike
1 mu uz ami ma um neprislo, alb
pomyslel ma stavanie veze, vse
tel sa rozisli kazdy inou stra
nou.
Ked' Jano dosiel az potial tt
1kosom sa podival ma Katusr
Vreteno nepriadlo zdalo sa, Z
i macka j gazdina spia, snijn sla
ke shy. Vtedy snlzenym hlasol
pokracoval:
80 Il q Il -.