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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-12-13
REDsTONE 4.H CLIrRs MEEr

The first meeting of the All
clubs was held at the home of Mrs
Jack White, on Thursday, Dec
5th. 30 girls were present. The
two presidents of the Clubs, or
ganlzed by the County Agent cal
led their meetings to order for the
purpose of selecting a name.
draft a constitution, and outline
the object of the clubs.
Phyllis Phieffer is president Of
the, senior club. Sylvia Lyndorff,
vlce-pres., Lucille Jensen, Sec
treas.
This club has chosen for its
name, "The Go-Getters".
The second or intermediate
group will be known as "The
Smile Awhile Club" with Betty
Caown, president, Merna Title
vice-pres., Fairy Bedwell, secre.
tary and Phyllis Wigmore, treas
At this meeting a Junior cluI
was also organized. This grour
will be known as "The Redstons
Clover Club, "Redstone" repre-
senting our community and "Clo
yer" our All club emblem. Tn,
president of this club is Mildred
Hareland, Vice-Pres., Mary Pot
ter, Secretary, Margery Title
Treasurer, Mercedine Fishell.
When meeting adjourned, Mar
Potter and Mary Corner serve
waffles, and coffee.
Mary Corner, Club Reporter.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-12-13

Miss Margaret Madsen, eldest
daughter of Hans Madsen, and
Walter Barge, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Barge, surprised their many
friends by getting married.
Miss Madsen is a graduate of
the Montana State Normal and
has been a teacher in the vicinity
for several years. A charivari
was given the newlyweds last
Sunday evening. Best wishes
for a happy voyage was extended
by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Michels and
children mOtored to Plentywood
Saturday.
The Misses Erma and Donna
Kazeck called at the Joe Whitisl
home Saturday.
The community was saddened Il
learn that Bill Leader was suffer
ing from pneumonia in the hos
pital at Plentywood.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Bolens weT,
transacting business in Plenty
wood Monday.
Several friends and neighbour
have shown their neighborliness
by hauling feed in for Mrs. Bill
Leader.
Robert Cook called at the 10
! Whitish home last Friday.
Bud Fugal. Devils Lake. N. d
is visiting his cousin Vern Michels
also his aunt, Mrs. Jim Michels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Kazeck an
! daughters Donna. Ruth and Flo
ella, Inor Sorm, Mr.. and Mrs. +
Whitish and sons Harold. Delbel
and Etsel and Mrs. Frank Bare
were dinner gursts of Mrs. 10
Whitish and Mrs. Ed BOelens Nor
, dav evening.
!, Bill Hickman returned frol
north of Regina, Sask., with
, load of fresh fish which he sol
: in this vicinity. Mrs. HaclmaI
accompanied him on the trip.
Mrs. Joe Whitish called at Il
Art Kazeck home Friday.
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ner guests at the Gibbons
tuesday evening.
O Mrs. Clifford Hansen, Mrs.
Iund and Mrs. Jorensen attended
the meeting of the All club lead
ers in Plentywood Saturday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Lund entertained her con-
tract bridge club Friday after
noon. High score was made by
Mrs. Lund. Members of the club
are Mesdames Lidness, Strand,
Lyngaas, Gibbons, Carl Angvick,
Lars Angvick, Luud and Fulker-
son.
Mr.. and Lyngaas ard Beatrice
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Gust
Strand on Sunday.
Betty Jean, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Henderson, was guest
of honor at a party given Monday
afternoon, at the school house, in
celebration of her sixth birthday.
Guests were classmates of Betty
in the lower grades. Miss John
son and Mrs. Henderson were as
sisted by Mrs. Robert Henderson
and Mrs. Clarence Peterson in en-
tertaining.
Lates reports from Williston in
dictate that Harold Rasmussen,
lately operated upon for a ruptur-
ed appendix, is doing as we'll as
could be expected.
Hans Haahr was a dental pat
lent in Plentywood between trains
Monday.
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WESLEY

Oscar Helseth of New Deal at
tended to business affairs az
Westby Saturday. He also visit
ed the Frank home at Comertown
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Ilson spent
last Sunday at Danville the guests
of C. D. Lorson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson of Nc
Elroy spent last Sunday with
Westby friends.
Mrs. Christ Nelson has returned
home after an extended visit at
the home of her sister at Ken
mare, N. d.
Miss Vera Johnson has returned
to her home at Danville after sew
eral weeks stay at the Hans Han
son home at Westby.
Carl ChristOfferSon, Maurice
Johnson returned back Sunday ia
Fort Peck where they are employ
ed.
Clifton Thoen of Crosby called
on Westby friends Saturday.
Miss Viedja Johnson of Dan.
vile is assisting at the telephone
office.
While sliding down the HUT
2ren hill Saturday night Gordon
Hultgren was cut IN two places
on his cheek by another sled of :
hoy passing him. He was taken tt
the Ambrose hospital where sew
eral stitches were taken.
Lillian Kress of Westby anC
Shirley Becker of PlentyWood Wis
tied high school Tuesday after
noon.
Edmar Westgaard and famil,
of Pleasant Valley returned las
Monday from a weeks visit wit
Rugby relatives and friends.
/ Miss Lillian Kress of Elkhor
was Plentywood shopper Mon
day.
John Leininger and Pete Gryt
ness of Fortunawere town caller
Tuesday night.
Ed Iverson, Maurice Akre, Bi
Stordal attended to business al
fairs at Redstone and Plentywoo
! Tuesday.
Paul Hultgren was count
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= s'E 5's5 d al Of Il these Jsbn sn1
i i, 'othsf i Items US ' serve We you.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-12-13
NO WORK TO-DAY,
YET PLENTY OF 1T

New York (FP) - Despite
oft-repeated ALTERNATIVES that the
limit had been reached and not
another man could be put to work,
the New York City WPA has de-
cided to add $1,000 more, bringing
the total to 245,OOO WPA workers.
Under pressure of unemployed
organizations and other groups
which refused to accept "no" for
an answer, the WPA administers
ton changed its mind-not for
the first time.
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Nels and Melvin Arneson were
Comertown visitors Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Fred Miller and son Fred
die and Mrs. Ed. AIneson went to
Antelope Thursday after Pete Ar
neson. He just came back from
Fort Peck hospital. Peder was
pneumonia victim and he also
had sinus trouble. At the present
time he is recovering nicely.
George Nelson was hauling coal
for Bill Golf Saturday.
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SeSS business caller Tuesday
mr. and Mrs. Elias Olson and
sons sons of OF Elkhorn were town cal
The birthday circle will ,oo0.
&c Mesuay afternoon at the home
Oh Mrs. Hans Hanson.
,u MI. and Mrs. w. Timbell and
waiter Erickson attended 70 hns-
mess affairs at the County Seat
Monday. i'y 0ea1
Betty Timbrell and Frances
Mere county seat callers Mondav
1helr cousin Shirley Becker ac-
companled them home for a visit
Lavlnia Hodgson enrolled Mon.
gay as a senior in Westbv hioh
school. ''S "isil
Myrtle Nereson is ASSISTING at
the Reuben Hultgren home for a
few days. -0i q
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Nereson
motored their daughter to the
Noonan hospital for medical aid
Monday. AAO
irwin Overgaard arrived from
Mlnot Monday where he attended
the funeral of his grandpa
MRS: Maurice Johnson entered
the Williston hospital Friday
wnere she will submit to an oper.
Mrs. Otto Enger, Mrs. Luther
Hultgren, August Hultgren anC
Klchard lverson returned Monday
from MinOt.
Hans Hanson had the shed HI
bought from Christ Nelson NOV
ed in to town on Tuesday which
he will use for his garage.
Martini and Carl Nereson at
tended to business affairs at tn,
County Seat Tuesday.
Mr.. Prendergast of Plentywoo,
relief staff attended to business a
Westby Wednesday.
Joe johnson of Elkhorn arriv
ed home from Parshall, S. D.
Wednesday, where he visited hi
brother. -
Mrs. Nellie Leininger is still
confined OF the Ambrose hospita
with blood poison in her hand.
The G. L G. club met Wednes
day afternoon at the home of MIR!
Peter Bredvien.
Reuben Hultgren and Murre
Boyer were county seat businss
callers Wednesday.
The twins of Mr.. and Mrs. EC
NOrdhagen celebrated their frs
birthday anniversary Wednesda!
Dec. 5.
The l.. D. r. girls put on the
Christmas play and a luncheon {
the First Lutheran church on De
: 9th.
Burton johnson, Howard Hui
: gren, Elaine Bundt, and Gle
Stageberg are making up
5 Christmas play to be given ;
4 their 9Th grade Christmas pr,
D gram.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Francis King {
COmertown called on Westh
j friends between trains Wedne
: day.
: The humps are among the Con
ertown school children. A few ca
Y es of measles have also been r
t ported.
h Selmer Eckness of Skermo, En-
ebrit Haugen and Orrin Olson
n Elkhorn were among Westby vi
l. itors Wednesday.
Miss Sylvia June called
+ Westby friends last week.
s Matt Madsen of Danville was
caller in our town Wednesday.
II The Gamble store has a lar
f. variety of Christmas toys a
ID games on display.
The Junior choir are giving
~ Christmas Party and exchange
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gifts at the church parlor Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Rob !
Weder of McElroy were supper
guests Thursday at the home of !
Mrs. Ed. verson of Westby.
Harold Foss, Ivan and Selmer
Espelund of McElroy were busi-
ness callers in Westby Thursday.
Olaf Nelson, Andrew Haugen,
OF Eikhorn called in Westby
Thursday.
Mrs. Earl Chaffee left Thurs
day for Daleview to visit relativ-
es: Earl is relief man at White
tail.
Mr.. White of Kenmare audited
the books at Westby and McElroy
Northland elevators.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Drangs-
vedt of Lone Tree were guests
Thursday at the home of Rev.
Almlie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Mayhem
and family of Lone Tree shOpped
in our town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson of Nc
EIroy had as their dinner guest
Wednesday, Mr.. White of Ken
mare.
Mrs. Henry Rohweder of Nc
Elroy was Flaxton visitor Mon
day and Tuesday returning to her
home Wednesday,.
Mrs. C N. ROstad was hostess
at her home Thursday night to
Auxiliary.
Anton Ditmarson made a bust.
ness trip Thursday to Williston.
The children of Mr.. ard Mrs
their beds. Several weeks age
they were operated on at the
Ambrose hospital for double mas
toids.
DOOrthy Hamilton has checked
in her books at the Westby school
Oscar Junes and Chester Ras
mussen of Pleasant Valley attend
, ed to business affairs in our towI
Thursday.
; Anton Nelson left on a business
| trip to the Twin Cities and Chi
i cago Thursday.
Mrs. Henry Rohweder of Nc
Elroy left Saturday for Flaxtol
= to visit her daughter.
Sylvia Hamilton arrived hom
i from Eckman, N. D., Thursda,
5 night after a visit with her sister
Andy Ingwalson of Crosb,
!. transacted business affairs i
t Westby Thursday.
= Charles Taylor of the Producer
News was a Westby business cal
T Ter Thursday.
i Frances Iverson spent the wee
e end at the home of Gerda Dial
gard near Coleridge.
= Vernon Thomte and Ieonar
o MOen of Ambrose called on West
a by friends Thursday.
u Richard lverson motored Mr.
, Paul Hultgren to her home nes
Radcliffe Friday.
u Miss Lydia Dalgaard of Goa
y ridge will be supervisor of tn
3 Westby sewing project which wi
be held at the Oscar Nestor hom
l. Charles Stubbe and Ray HOls
s. arrived from Fort Peck to spen
E. the week end at their respectiV
homes.
3. Charles Wicklund of Fort Pee
of spent the week end in Westby.
s. Ted Nordhagen, Reinert Stubb
and Lenny Rasmussen arrive
IN home from Minnesota where the
transacted business affairs.
a Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Johnson HI
as their dinner guests Sunday N
ge and Mrs. Elias Olson and fami
10 of Elkhorn.
Clifford. Jensen who is emplo
a ed at Fort Peck spent the WEE
1g end at his parental home ne
Coalridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Kittles
mOtored Mrs. Maurice johnson
Williston Friday. Mrs. Johns
will enter the hospital where S
will submit to an operation !
tumor of the stomach. Her frien
wish her a speedy recovery.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-12-13
LUTHERAN FIRE CHURCH
Westby, Montana.

Divine service in st. John
Christmas Day at IL noon.
The basket social and Christmas
party will be held ON Friday, Dec
20, at z o. m. The pastor will lee
ture on his trip to Japan.
Divine service in Scandal Christ
mas Day at 8 p. m.
Divine service in Oslo Christmas
Day at 1920 a. m.
The childrens' Christmas pro-
gram Sunday Dec. 20 at IL noon
G.. Mellby, pastor.
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Socialists Welcome COOps

CHICAGO. - (FP) = Social
executive committee to join the
cooperative movement as part OF
the struggle to displace capitalism
bv socialism, in a stategment a.
dOpted Nov. 81.
In such a task of social trans
formation, the statement reads
"the cooperative movement could
serve as the quartermaster corps
of the army of labor in its Onware
march to victory.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-12-13
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Orval A. Schmidt, Pastor

OrVdI a. OCIHIIIULs dSLOr
The Confirmation class will
meet Saturday morning at 1890 a.
m.
Services Sunday December:
Plentywood, IL a. m.
Antelope, 800 p. m. The Ante
lope Luther League will be organ
lied after this service.
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RESERVE

parker Of Plenty TE%Ssd Lgy
- to hts h9 3%e 0p weeks with
t.. ;P est q town OWL, Rassmus-
&, and ). NV WiiIistOn Friday to
= thsif 500 for a ruptured APP
S5iir At i Ms. F. ". Carpenter ITs1I,ie1,
ei.s ., ssl'hiS clie on the Reser'a-
= 81 Mrs. soren R %iIiisqog
" ~ business trip to winston
: TturSSS"<ye.4 , moved house for
~, S 9sn.en and John Mau 1T.
81 drove 9,.s,s II With a truck i lO? ID
. r.i gum which will be used IN
& - he ice house. porrio
y; = and VIM. Rokken drove Pv
r. Va =. a a Friday in Mr. KOF-
81 80 hodge sedan. ,,
s'9 pa.erT Sa' Drove out to tn Il,
bSn ke s ,.,,,ing dance given in the
IE'es . TaTlllI.'7h home ONE, on the Reset,
= - o' Saturday night. .ol
T'tion "a 81 MIS-. Wayne Asvec
NJ, y, :, " TiIistoa Oh business OF
SS % "a Mr.. Jens lind enter
~; m he Ange Jacobson AN. an,
i P.Di 1Jscoasa families last sun
t'!. .,.s.stra under the direc
4 a = 0 Bruce Henderson has beel
uo ..; : and began practlcl.L:
SSI5 -,-Si night. The orcnestl
Il l- q meet twice a week IN R1 In'
l a. y Members are Bruce
S.-S--sen, leader and trumphet
h Rs-..Si ' Fverson and Ally Eidness
.D.,- -,aib Dolores Lyngaas
.i' -, Laura Peterson, from
S - and Larry Madsen' durms.
W. q, and Mrs. Sigvert Johanse,
=, ~ y, and Mrs. Pete GroskurtI
. - the celebration party Q
Z, and Mrs Marius Madsen 81
" wedding in Dagmar Sunda
Pan and Bertha Paulson wer
,la1Ders in PlentywOOd Saturda!
ia Carpenter visited her aur
csjTs Peterson in Medicine LAX
FTIsy and Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyngaas were OH
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-12-13
LONGVIEW

John Nelson and Jake Ronning
were Coalridge callers Wednesday,.
Christ Buhl, Freddie Miller and
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-12-13
IIIant
IIAdS

FOR SALE-Large, meaty, pure
bred Bronze Turkeys from bird
Brothers, Shelton, Lathrop and
Wright strains. Also Reiman
binds, plump, stOcky. Pens of
unrelated stock. Toms Sc up;
hens 81. Choose now. Mrs.
Anne Anhalt. Westby, Mont. 3tp
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-12-13

WANTED TO RENT Two house
Keeping rooms or small house. Re-
spnSible party, pay rent in ad-
vance. Inquire Producers News.
38-2t
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-27

najvacsiu dolezitost' v no.
vom zakone.
Verejne-uzito6ns podniky.
Holding companies" verej-
ne-uzitocnych podnikov (pub
lie utility companies), ktore
az doteraz neboly pod do
zorom federalnej vlady, bu-
di v budlnosti sa nachadzat'
pod jej kontrolou ma zakla-
de zakona, zvaneho "Utili-
ties Act, ktory boil prijaty
iba po ostrych debatach O.
bidvoma domami kongresu.
Prvym citel'nym vysledkom
tohoto zakona bude zrusenie
vacsiny '.holding companies"
po pominutf troch rokov.
Zakon znemozni utvaranie
jakychkoPvek vel'kych 'hol-
ding" spolocnostf v buddcno-
sti. - .<..
Inymi zakonmi, prijatymi
kongresom, je zmeneny "a
kon o Federal Home Loan
Banks, ktory umoznf mali
tel'om domov vypozicat' 81
ma hypoteku ma dlhsf cas- q
"a miernejsfch podmienok /;
zakon, tykajuci sa er6zie
pody; zakon, ktorym sa "a
lozi americke narodne diva
dlo, ktorym sa ma povzbu-
dit verejny zauje.n o dra-
mu, atd'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-27
DA.KUJE "a PREUKA.
ZANU LASKU.

Ctena redakcia, uverejni-
te mi tychto paru riadkov.
Samoprve chcem pod'akc-
vat nasmu duchovnemu, vel.
p. Kostikovi, ze boil tax la
skavy a mi priniesol svate
prijimanie do nemocnice. P.
Bob vam zaplat', Father! A
teraz chcem pod'akovat' mo-
jej sestry synovi, Janovi s.
Hassaj, re Dol tax dobry a
ma vozil do nemocnice k
lekarovi. Tiez d'akujem je-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-27
OPRAVA

Kvetinarsky obchod, v kto-
rom p. Jan S. Leskosky pra-
cuje, ME je v Oles Market,
ale oproti Oles Market ma
S. Phelps St. V. pade potre-
by zavolajte no bud to v OBJ
chode po telefone 43212 a..
lebo donna 339O8. s.s. h-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-27
z OSEM-MESACNEJ
PRACE KONGRESU.
Kentucky.
F.. l., I, S.

F. L. I. S.
Sedemdesiaty stvrty kon-
gres skoncil svoje prve Ia
sadnutie vo wire zimnicnej
zakondarnej cinnosti, v kto-
rel zakony bankove strieda-
ly sa so zakonami danovymi,
so zakonmi, regulujucimi ve-
rejne-uzitocne podniky, so "a
konmi farmarskymi a insf-
mi. -s
l., Appropriate, presahujuce
desat' miliard dolarov, boly
odhlasovane ma uskutocnova-
ME velicizneho krajinskeho
programu; najvaesf pridel' v
dejinach tejto krajiny - A.
S80,000,0OO dolarov - Dol
urceny ma prevadzanie MI
dzovych prac a ma vypomoc
nudznym nezamestnanym.
Uvadzame tuna iba niekol'-
ko z najdolezitejsich zako-
nov, schvalenych kongresom
v nedavno skoncenom zasad-
mutt. .:...-..
Pol'nohospodarstvo. Zakon
o uprave pol'nohospodarstva
bol . pozmeneny. Ureovanie
Glen ,vsetkeho tovaru - w.
nimkou mlieka - bolo zru.
sene; zato vsak bolo federal.
nej vlade dane Wac moci pri
planovani poPnohospodar.
skej produkcie a upravovani
tejze podl'a ozajstnej po,
treby obyvatel'stva. Pozme.
nenym zakonom splnomoc'
nuje sa vlada tiez k vyku.
povaniu nerentabilnej pody
"Farmarsky dverny zakor
z r. 1885" dovoluje komisa.
rom pozemkovych bank po'
zieat' ma nepohnutepnosti ma
dobu az 43 rokov. Zakor
snizuje urokomer, platenj
dlznfkmi federalnym pozem,
kovym bankam, ma maximal.
ne 3 i pol proc. v prfpadoch
kde ich pozicky neboly IL
maja 1888 este splatene, g
ma 4. proc. v pripadoch inycl
skupfn dlznikov. ....
"Farmarsky hypotecny "a
kon" pozmenuje dpadkovJ
zakon tym, ze Ndovoluje far
marom, ohrozenym exeku
ciou a nes1cim zadovazit' s
pomoc dohodou S veritel 'om
aby vyhlasili upadok. Tftt
farmari mozu ziadat' sud (
odlozenie jakehokol'vek Ia
krocenia proti MIN ma dobl
troch rokov, po ktoryze ca
zostavajd vlastnikmi farm,
pod dohpadom a kontrolo1
sddu. Pc vyprsani spomenu
tel lehoty moze dlznik ma
dobudnut' plneho vlastnfctyi
majetku tym, ze u sldu "a
platf odhadn1 cenu majetku
a okrem toho al vsetky d.
zoby.
Prica.. Trojclenny "Nat:
nal Labor Relations Board
boil utvoreny zakonom, I'VE
nym "Wagner-C -Connery La
Dor Relations Act. Tato Re
da ma chranit' pravo robo'
nikov ma kolektivne vyjec
navanie. Zakon zakazuje "a
mestnavatelom zasahova
rusive alebo znemoznova
4 svojim zamestnancom, ah
kolektfvne vyjednavali; z;
kazuje i'm, aby svojich 2,
mestnacov mech uz nabad,
Ii alebo naopak odradzali Q
vstupu do niektorej robotn
ckej organizacie, d'alej ah
prepdst'ali alebo inaksie
tlacali zamestnancuv, kto
zalujl alebo svedcia proti 2
mestnavatel'om.
y-Snyderov uhol'1
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-27
S1ROTA PODHRADSKYCH
ss Roman.
80 Napfsala TEREZIA vANSOvA.
(POkracovanie.)

sa boil. ia vstala som ku neJ
a nasla som jul vo vsrkej no.
rdcke. ''.. \. ,.,s
Nemocne .diet'a poobzera-
10. sa po prftomnych.
''Imro, Viola sama bola
vo dvore o polnoci pos vodu,
- ona sa neboji.'
"a vari by 81 sa hala?" "
pokdsil sa Imrich' zartovat'
&C obava o zivot tohoto, je-
mu tax draheho diet'at'a,
brala mu chut' X zartu. E.
Ste vzdy drzal Emusinu ru-
ku vo svojej, cita1 bite tep-
ny, a zarosenym okom hl'a-
del ma tvar dievcatka.
Viola to zbadala a oko jej
zasvietilo vlhkym leskom. sr-
doom jej ovladnul cit taky
divny, tax nevysvetlitel ny.
'Pocuj, Imrisko, Viola ne
dovolila mi vstat', a ia sa
mann tax mnoho ucit'."
"Ani nemozes vstat'! Od-
kazeme panu ueitel'ovi, re
81 chora; vsak sa este dost'
naucis."
Miesto 3odpovede pustila sa
Emka Ease do plaeu.
Pc chvil'ke ale, zdvihnuc
hlavku, spytaia sa:
''Kto je pr dverach?'
''Herminka.'
Zach, ia ju nechcem. Mech
neide dnu, ona ma len W.
smieva."
"Ja ze. ia vysnievam,
ja?" ozvala sa tato Cd dvier,
potlaciac bazen svoju, vkro-
ella dnu a zatvorila dvere Ia
sebou. Zastala a pocala sa
ohliadat' po izbe Vlolinej.
Tato, vidiac Imricha sediet'
pri 'posteli diet alta, opustila
izbu a isla pozriet' ujca.
f'Pozri len, Imro, CO ia
Viola spravila z tejto die
ry!"
Imrich mimovolne poohlia-
dnul sa po izbe. Hned pri
vkroceni do tohoto kutika,
ovialo no inc povetrie, axe
tam dolu nepanovalo. Tu ne
bolo pocut' hurt rachotia-
cich vozov, ami kirk a zvada
S cel'ad'ou neurazala ucho,
ami otvaranie a buchot dvier
nenarusovalo tichost' a mier
malej. izbietky, v ktorej vse.
tko. dychalo cistym, zdravym
vzduchom a malo raz uza.
vretej panenskosti. Vyzeralo
to tn celkom primerano cha.
rakteru Violy. Vazne a cd.
mietavo stale tu rozlicne "a
starale naradie, sporiadane
v jeden celok, a ten celok
bol dcst' suladny. Vyjmuc
Imkinej postiel'ky, ktora bo-
la nova, zelezna, boly tn vse-
tky veci Wac nepotrebovane,
odhodene, no niektore i in
teresantne, anticke. Ma OBJ
loku, jedinom, ktory dodava]
izbicke svetlo, zavesena bo-
la biela zaclona, jednodu-
cha, hladka, bez okraslenia,
no cista, ako padly sniazok,
Sklo obloka bolo tiez bez
najmensej znamky skvrny.
Mad Violinou, jemnym po-
krovcom zakrytou postiep-
kou, visela podobizen jej o,
tea. Okolo nej vinul sa We.
nice z ususenych kvetin, a v
susedstye tohoto povesene bo.
" svetlopisne obrazy, Diary
to Cd Daniela.
v jednom kute stala stsra
prastara kasna s nesciselny.
mi priehradkami, z ktorycl
dajedna uz al chybovala, ne
i tato kas1a leskla sa cisto
tou. Ma :jej povrchu poroz
kladane boly moderne j sta
rodavne vazne s kvetinami .
travinami, mochy a vapen
cove skaly v dhpadnom eel
ku.
ITO len Viola moze!" ho
vorila Herminka rozmarne,-
iona ma pre- nieco podobne
no smysel; no ia nepochopim
ako 50 tn mdze citit', sice -
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