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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-04
THOUGHTS OF
AFISHERMAN
+ By IKE WALTON

So Mr.. Rockefeller is trying to
pour oil on the troubled Ethiopian
waters-and to get the oil out of
land MussOlim wants. l wonder
how it will work? | also wonder
if the Standard Oil man in Rome
has been sticking Mussolini on
Halle SelaSSie while the one in
London has been drawing up that
concession for the Lion of Judah
to sign on the dotted line? Oh
Lord, what a world,
Of course, if it prevents war,
1T is better for Standard Oil to
get that concession than for Mus
sOlini to get Ethiopia after killing
several hundred thousand of his
own sol diers as well as Ethiopian
men, women, and children. But
could they not have arranged it
all without soaring everybody in
vOlyed almost TO death When
will Reason mount the throne?
The magnificent undevelOped
ter ritOries of the world present
sr,!ch glorious opportunities for
the energy, money, and achieve
ment of mankind. Why not agree
to economic spheres of influ-
ence" and let groups go at them
without war? The money spent
on the World war by America
alone would build a canal from
Kansas City to San Antonio, cure
the Mississippi floods for all time,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-04
BERG IN
GOLF PICTURE
FROM NOW ON
Freckled Teen Age Sports
Girl Climbs to Heights
in Tourney
Bv JACK DIAMOND
onvr;eht 1885 by United Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 4. (OP)'-
labor day his come and gone.
leaving the oldesters among lis
with the usual set of post-holiday
aches and groans and the realiZa-
tion that in sports, as ever, It's
accent on youth.
The idea was pounded home
most firmly over the festive week
end by the magic putter of a lit
tie red-readcd frecklc-faced imp
from Minneapolis, Patty Berg,
whose spectacular showing in the
women's national golf tournament
made her the newest youngstef 10
appear on sportsdom's horizon
It's the debutantc year Of COM
petition for the 17-year-ola
school Girl, who was pushed into
Golf some three years ago ny nel
folks to keep her from piayI1iI,
rough-house football and ba$5eOai
with the boys in her ncigh6oTh2,o.t'
Patty walked off with the MIN
nesota crown and then went Oh
TO Interlachen to give Mrs. Glen
ma Collett Ware a tough struggle
in the latter's battle to capture
the title for the sixth time. Inc
kid went down, 8 and 2, but not
without a heroic battle and a
demonstration that hey grasp OF
the links game is as sure as her
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-04

bv iourneying over to Fruitland
and sinking that team lower into
oblivion by winning II to 2.
1t was Ray Ward again, help
ed this time by some timely hit
ting by his mates. Ray struck
ont Is batsmen and won with
ease.
The Mountain Toppers showed
q markers over the pan in the
second inning, 8 in the fourth, 2
in the seventh and 3 in the ninth.
tluitlsnd's two runs came in
the third and fourth innings re-
spectively. The team collected
only six hit soft Ward,
Naldrop got two singles for
Saluda, Egerton two doubles, L.
Heatherly single and a double
and F. Johnson two singles. For
Fruitland Jones got double and
a single.
Fisher and Garren pitched for
Fruitland.
BALFOUR AT MILLS RIVER
In the fourth game of the day
Balfour literally slaughtered Mills
River by a 10 to 2 score at Mills
River. No details Of the mas
sacrc have been reported. But
Ralfour smashed out Is hits while
the Riverians were getting only
six Safeties.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-04
PLEASANT HILL

PLEASANT HILL, Sept. A.
Mr. J. J. Fretwell, of Henderson
Vile. was a recent visitor at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Leland
Mrs. F. D. Capps had as visi-
tors Sunday her daughter, Mrs
Ransom Capps, and Mrs. Capps,
of Mud Greek.
Mis-. J. S. Drake and daughters,
Anvalic. Grace and Lucille, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ". Drake, of
Jones Gap, whose home was re-
Gently destroyed by fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie StepPe, OF
Hendersonville, were weekend
guests of the latter's parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Alb Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Glover had as
visitors on Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Fisher and children, Mr..
and Mrs. Maynard HoOts and chill
drcn Of Barker Heights, and a
number of friends from South
Carolina.
Miss Madeline Pace, who is i'll,
had as recent visitors Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. L. Pace, Mrs. W. Reese
and children, Mrs. Delno Mccall,
Misses Clara and Christine Fisher,
all Of HendersOnville; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ransom Hollingsworth, of
Mud Creek; Mr.. and Mrs. K. w.
McCrary, Mrs. Winfield Pace, Mrs.
Joe Fletcher, Mrs. Robert Fisher,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Capps, Mrs.
Rachael Anders,, and Mrs. Ed
Glover, all of this community.
/ Misses Ethel and Emily Fisher
4 had Us their visitor Sunday after
noon, Miss Evelyn Pace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Bane and
: two children, Mrs. Winfield Pace,
Misses Evelyn and Edwina Pace
recently visited Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
son Jones at East Flat Rock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Orr visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Honeycutt
this week.
] On recent afternoon Misse:
Martha and Myrtle Capps anc
Miss Mary Fila Honeycutt visited
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-04
ACTOR DROPS
DEAD IN PLAY
Tragic End Comes in Per-
Torrance of Miss Ulric's
New Show

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. i.
UP)-Death stole scene IN the
second act of Lenore Uric's new
show, "Portuguese GAL" here last
night at the Broad Street theater.
Frank Allworth, SO, who was
portraying the role of Steve a
policeman, dropped dead Of a
heart attack-exactly 13 minutes
after the curtain had risen on the
act. o.,
The audience was unaware that
tragedy was being enacted before
its eyes as the curtain fell. They
thought it was just a part OF the
show-and they applauded.
Miss Uric and Allworth were
supposed to be doing a bit of i'm
bibing in rum. "Steve" had gulp-
ed his drink and then had gone
into a dance sequence. Suddenly
he stumbled and slumped to the
floor.
Sensing the situation, Miss VI
ric motioned frantically for the
curtain to be dropped. Scene
shifters obeyed swiftly, and still
the audience thought they were
witnessing a bit of drama. 81.
Finally G. Swayne Gordon,
stage manager, stepned from the
curtains onto the stage, and car
ried on the remainder of the act
by reading from the script.
What no one outside those
backstage knew was at those very
moments Allworth was being rush
ed to a hospital to be pronounced
dead, and his body then to be
transferred to the city morgue.
The show continued to the end,
with few knowing of the tragedy.
Miss Uric and the rest of the cast
returned to. the stage to uphold a
tradition of the stage that the
show must 60 on. 81
Allworth was married and lived
in Bayside, Long Island. He was
a member of the Lambs club and
was a we'll known figure in the
theatrical and radio world.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-04
,,,,+cb on her unerring putt1e,r.; c
MORE FRECKLES THAN i'
IoAN CRAWFORD o,.1o

Patty-who has more Cow
than Myrna 10y or Joan , Gr@ for
ford; and don't kid yo yours h. in
THEY'VE got 'em, town 'I long
The Golf picture for a Ions F 5G9
t;mcs if her showing in hGr na ~ f 9
. .i.,tir i onv criticism. Expert"
are convinced it is. 4hor little
'' Her feat recalls another lei ,, msr,v
girl in pig-tails, who not u.s. 81 ,v i"1
. Sa -, :" 400 p came out of the west =,
years ,o "sU went right bacE
thereto become Inc fIMoodvl
tnnnis. Hefdn Wills lmo or : T. :,
And the Georgia boy VINO won dLa llif
f fIst t molf championship N shoII
.lrst su cot because they were styI-
pants, no. o+fire in those days but
hpcanse he Just wasn't pig r.; eno oT,5o
70 Tvear long ones then his name name,
10 W. +ba suspense get you down.
ieos S P Tc Tyre Jones, Jr;; =.
was So i,4b continues triumphant in
other fields. u,ho succeeded
Cbar ,iii Grimm at first base Tor I D
Gh@iit CHICAGO Cubs, is. only IL,
Scboolboy Rowe, whose hlt' IN 9
n r,l already for the Detrolt
T TTn is %. So is Speedy 'Arky
I Iisvr who has batted over
zoo ever since he came into the
ma Tors four years ago ana no"
Ie" NTo1i - OFT was 16 when he was
signed by the Giants, with no M
nor no league experience. Freddy
I,indstrom joined 'em at IS;
Then there is dusky Mr.. Joseph
Ralrow-known to the trade as
:Joe Louis-who's just turned old
enough to vote, after a career Of
II months in the profession al
ring, They say this boy has turn n
cd out to be quite a fighter, tsiii-
ont he is expected to display 20
odvantage September "a when he
meets a former champion, Max e.
Baer. ,.,, 30 Ct
onght to include the gangty'
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-04
Stop Up. ChiiIs
and Fever!
...H - - = ..-.. H
Rid Your System of Malaria!

Shivering with chills one moment and
burning with fever the next-that's one
of the effects of Malaria. Unless checked,
the disease will do serious harm to your
health. Malaria, blood infection, calls
for two things. First, destroying the in
lection in the blood. Second, building
up the blood to overcome the effects OF
the disease and to fortify against further
attack.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic supplies
both these effects. 1t contains tasteless
quinine, which kills the infection in the
blood, and iron, which enriches and
builds up the blood. Chills and fever
soon stop and you are restored to health
and comfort. For half century, Groves
Tasteless Chill Tonic has been sure relief
for Malaria. 1t is just as useful, toe, as a
general tonic for old and young. Pleasant
to take and absolutely harmless. Safe to
give children. Get bottle at any drug
store. Now two sizes-Soc and 81. The
81 size contains ~ times as much as the
SOC slit" and gives you 2Sgo more for
your money.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-04

with Misses Margaret and Anva-
lie Drake.
Charles Pace, son of C. r. Pace,
is quite i'll with blood poisoning.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-04
FRANK BUCK HOME

CHICAGO, Sept. 4.-WP) =
Back from nine months in the
Malayan jungles, Frank Bring
EN- Back Alive) Buck, was ap7
prised yesterday of the alcoholic
death of a monkey which ESCAPED
with others from his Long Island,
N. Y, zoo. The monkey drank too
much whiskey, used as bait. "He
died happy" Buck said. "Mon-
keys love whiskey."
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-04

give five million men jobs for a
generation and promote human
happiness TO an extent never done
by any engineering feat in all his
tory. Why not DO such things
and stop all this mad waste, TINS
wholesale murder, this insane rlv..
airy, this devils cauldron OF
greed, hate, envy, and folly? Was
Shakespeare thinking OF sUch
things when he made Puck say
"What fools these mortal5 be-!
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-04

NC-SOL OA ONDTh
E. Flat Rock Is, Valley Hill l.
E. Phillips and Gibbs; Station,
R. Drake, Barnwell and Manning
and Station.
Green River 5, Fletcher 3.
Hill and Jarvis, Baldwin and
Case.
Balfour 10, Mills River 2.
Saluda II. Fruitland 2.
Ward and Johnson; Fisher,
Garren and Drake.
SCHEDULE FOR SATURDAY
Balfour at East Flat Rock.
Fruitland at Valley Hill 1.-TWO
games-if suitable).
Mills River at Fletcher.
Saluda at Green River.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-04
freckle' faced California racket
lad, Donald Dudge, 20 wears old

freckle' faced California racket
lad, D Donald Dudge, 20 years old
and ii his first year of big-time
tennis spark of the U. S. Davis
cup &c am and Wimbledon sami-fi-
nalist!
AND, in this conner, Introducing
husky W. Lawson Little Jr., an
other golden slater, "a, end the
wirnf = Of three amateur colf IL
ties IN a row-two British, the
first American in history to win
the coveted title twicc-and the
top favoGite to retain his nation
amateur crown next week at
Cleveland. ....
In addition, while we're at il
we'd like to point out that Tx
young Dionne kids are still top.
! in thcir class and that litgle Shir.
| ley Temple is upGolding the hon
ors IN her department, too.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-15
Cesnak ako lick.

Francuzsky casopis INA
nature potvrdzuje liecive
ucinky cesnaku, najma ako
prostriedku proti bodnutiu
vcelou alebe osou. V tychto
pripadoch pouzivaju cessna
ku najma obyvatelia francuz
skeho Svajciarska a kraju
savojskeho. Liecive ucinky
cesnaku sa osvedcily i vo
vaznych pripadoch ma mie-
stach vePmi chulostivych, a.
ko su rty, jazyk, lstne sliz-
nice a hrdlo, kde vePmi ca
sto bodnutie vcelou alebo O.
sou sposobuje smrt'. V dst-
nej dutine sposobuje vcelie
a oslo zihadlo rychle opu-
chanie zraneneho miesta,
elm nastava nebezpecie "a
dusenia pacienta. Ak je ra-
ma, zihadlom sposobena, prf-
stupna, ma priklad ma jay
ku alebo v ustach, potre sa
miesto cesnakom, ak je bod
nutie v hrdle, doporucuje sa
zjest' kusok roztreneho ce-
snaku. Vo vacsine prfpadov
opuchlina rychle zmizne a
est'astie je zazehnan6.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-15
zENY SU DNES VECNE
MLADE.

Sport, hygiena, rozumna
zivotosprava j rozumnejsia
m6da sposobujd, ze zena,
ktora spravne ziie a vie po-
uzivat' tychto einitepov, je
najmenej o 20 rokov dlhsie
''mlada", ako boly nase ma
tky a stare matky. To je vel
ky uspech noveho sposobu
zeninho zivota, ale skryva
sa v tom j nemale nebezpe-
Gle. Vo vsetkom treba udr-
zovat' mieru a nemyslet' 81,
ze ked' je nam uz 60 rokov,
re mozeme vyzerat' ako by
nam bolo sotva 20. TAX ako
kazde rocne obdobie ma svo-
je povaby, tax je tomu S
Pudskym vekom. eMyslite, re
ked' sa stracaju telesne po-
vaby,ze i vnutorna cena a
krasa cloveka mime? Pra-
w opak je pravdou: v IRA
lom veku prehlbuje sa krasa
duse. Mnoho starnucich zien
bolo dovernicami a radcami
panovnikov, a muzami bas-
nikov. Ked' mozeme vnimat'
vsetko krasne, ked' mozeme
sytit' dusu krasnym citanim,
ked' mozeme mat radost' 20
svojej dobrej prace a z jej
uspechov, ked' sa mozeme
tesit' pozitkami, ktore nam
poskytujd hudba, umenie,
bytova kultura atd'. - tn
ME SINE nikdy prilis stare,
ano, tn zena je opravdu vec-
ne mlada.
Kef sa zrkadlo stava ma
sim nepriatelom a ukazuje
nam neziaduce vrasky, tn
proti nemu postavime oci,
,lesknuce sa culym zivotom
dusevnym, ktorych dusevny
zrak je bohate rozsireny a
zdokonaleny mnozstvom po-
znania a skusenosti, ktore
moze dat len dlhy zivot.
Kazdy clovek nosi V sebe
! zarodok astia a je len ma
nom, aby mu pripravil do
bru podu. Radost' 20 zivota
a optimizmus su nezbytne, a.
by clovek dosiahol st'astia a
ably toto st'astie malo kvety,
ktore ami v jaseni, ba ami v
zine zivota nevadnd.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-15

doty, ktore uz davno Cd ne
no pocula. TAX sa zdalo, re
pani doktorka krivym okom
hl'adela ma svojho manzela,
no on nerobil 81 toho We
Ia.
Hostia zabavali sa, ako sa
komu pacilo. Hlavnym a pre-
mnohych al najvyznamnej-
sim bodom bola prirodzene
skvostna vecera. Pc veceri
sadli 81 starsi pani ku kar-
tam, mladsi ale zabavali da-
my svojou pritomnost'ou.
Herminka, ktora hlavne
bola aranzovala tento vecie-
rok, citila sa vel'mi dobre.
nalozila vSetko, elm mohla
osobnost' jej dosiahnut' skve-
leho zovnajsku. Dnes vecer
chcela priviest' vec S Bube-
lakom ma cisto a chcela 81 e.
Ste raz Imricha naklonit', -
alebo jeden, alebo druhy.
Pri Bubelakovi sa jej kum-
sty vydarily. Toho oslepova-
la jej osobnost'. Ac vidal -on
v Pesti inaksie krasky, pre-
dsa mienil, re je tato cele
stvorena k tomu, aby pred
stavovala damu vel'keho sve-
ia. Ze potrebovala Herminka
skveleho ramca, ably krasa
jej dostala vyznamu, O to sa
teraz nestaral Bubelak; on
videl celok a ten no privie-
dol do nadsenia.
Casio cez vecer bolo vi
diet Herminu a Violu vedPa
seba. bolo mozno porovna-
vat. Tu bujna, ziva, sebave-
donna krasavica, ktora vzdy
mala v pamati, CO jej tvari
a pleti slusi a jak to wye
ra, - tam Viola, ktora ma
10 rozmysPala o svojich to-
iletnych potrebach. A predsa
bola Violinina krasa puta-
Evejsia, sympatickejsia. Krasa
tejto devy pozostavala cele
z ineho, ako Herminkina, -
z niecoho, co nedalo sa biz
Sic urcit'. Pohl'ad jej oci, ten
itchy, pravda V jej okolno.
stiach zriedkavy usmev, po.
hyb jej hlavy, nepovedoma.
preto nevystizitel'na graci6z.
most jej kroku, zvysovala
| p0vabnost' tejto odstrkova.
nej devy. K tomu i Viola sa,
tia sa vzdy vel'mi vkusne
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-15
Strom, ktory hoji chripku.

v kraJl prl nleste Pau vo
Francii konajd sa pripravy
k vysadeniu aleji stromu nj
aoli, ktory rastie ma ticho-
morskom suostrovi Novel Ka-
ledonii. Tento strom je po-
kladany "a vzacny zdroj,
ktory sposobil, re v Novel
Kaledonii je vePmi zdrave
podnebie. Domorodci dozf-
vajl sa tam priemerne 80
rokov. z listia stromov Mao
Ii bude vyrabany zvlastny
vyt'azok, ktory je s vel'kym
dspechom pouzivany v No
vel Kaledonii proti chripke.
PodPa vyskumov prof. Re-
nauda 20 Sorbony ide 0 lick
vel'kej ceny, ktory posobi
priaznivo ma chripku modz-
gov1 q zapal priedusnfc.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-15
Osada sv. Alzbety
Poboznost' Cd IL. do 10. no.
vembra. - Bazaar 25-26-
~. v osade sv. Alzbety.

Uctu preukazeme a vola-
me 0 pomoc k patronke ma
Sci sv. Athlete skrz 9-dho-
VII poboznost'. Poboznost' a
sv. kazen kazdy den rano
o 8:15 a vecer 0 7:30. Ma
me relikvie sv. Alzbety,
ktore su vylozene cez tych
9 dnf ma oltari.
Pred dnom chvalyvzdava-
mia upotrebuje kazdy clo-
vek nieco ma svoj stol a
easy su take, preto SINE
zaumienili, ze usporiadame
bazaar dina 25., &c. a 27. mo-
vembra - ably kazdy mo-
hol "a centa >dostat' co len
chce. ..-.
Novy sposob name - e.
ste nieco podobneho ste me-
videli - prid'te a uvidite tn
zabavu - vstupne MET. Ba-
Ear sa zacina kazdy vecer
o pol 8. hodine. Bude tam
vsetko, CO len ma jeden do.
bry stol je potrebne.
Srdecne vas vsetkych po-
volavame. S uctou
Kuratori.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-15
SMRTNE ZPRAVY.

EAoAoA NA0AoV0nyy -. foc
Broadview Ave-, zomrel v
pondelok vo veku 73 rokov.
Nebohy prisiel do Ameriky
pred 35 rokmi. Manzelka
Maria no odumrela pred 27
rokmi. Oplakavaju no dive
dcery, pani Anna Uhrin, u
ktorej byval a pani Maria
Trilla v Gary, Ind. Tiez 10
vn1cat. Pohrab mu bol vo
stvrtok z domu smdtku a
chramu Mena Jez;s. Po-
hrabne obrady odbavil Rev.
St. Kocis. Pochovany boil ma
Calvary cintorine.
Peter Klupta, Z {. 1886
Donald Ave, zomrel v stre-
du vecer vo veku 49 rokov.
Nebohy tn byval rs rokov a
boil 1dom Gil. odb. MSS. O.
plakava no manzelka a die
tky Margita, Filomena, Ed
ward, Olga a Alzbeta do
ma, brat Martin "a sestra
Anna ma Slovensku. Po-
! hrab je v piatok rano z do
mu smutku a chramu Me-
ma Jezis. Obrady odbavi
Rev. St. Kocis. Pochovany
bude ma Calvary cintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-15
IMUNIZACIA OZAJST.
ny PREVENTATfVNY
ZAKROK.
Pise DR.. John L. Rice, komi-
sar zdravotnictva mesta
New Yorku.

Pripady difterie sa one
dlho zacnd mnozit', lebo diff
terra je chorobou chladneho
pocasia. Ak mate donna ale
bo v domacnostiach svojich
prlbuznych a priatel'ov die
tky vo veku do siestich ro-
kov, vezmite 81 na starost',
ably kazde z tychto dietok
bolo bez d'alsieho odkladu
imunizovane proti difterii.
Move toxoidove zakrocenie
proti difterii vyzaduje u
dietok do siestich rokov iba
jednej injekcie, ktorou sa do
sahuje immunity uz po siestich
az 6smich tyzdnoch. Deti
dnes imunizovane budu po
Novom roku proti difterii
celkom zabezpecene.
Imunizaciou dosahuje sa v
Spojenych Statoch nepre-
stajneho klesania poetu pre-
chorenia a smrtf difteriou. V
jedinom meste New Yorku
bol snizeny priemerny pocet
smrti touto nemocou 20 75O
pripadov roeite ma priemer
95. Hoci ohromny vyznam j.
munizacneho zakroku pri.
zvukuju uz cd vol'ajakych
siedmich rokov, je tuna este
stotisice dietok, ktore nebo.
ly tymto sposobom o. ~ane.
ne.
Kazde diet'a malo by. byt
podrobene tomuto ochranne.
mu Zakroceniu vo veku Sic.
stitch mesiacov. AZ sa to sta.
ne pravidlom, vtedy difteria
bude vel'mi zriedkavou ne.
mocou. Zdravotny depart.
ment mesta New, Yorku po
treboval styridsat' rokov ns
to, aby presvedcil vsetkycf
rodicov, ze ockovanim pre-
dfde sa prechoreniu kiahna
mi. Dnes, kedy kazde die
ia must byt' ockovane skor
ako je pripustene do skoly
su kiahne neznamou. choro
bou, hoci boly easy, kedy nj
mi umieralo tisice Newyork
canov kazdeho roku.
Novy toxoidovy zakrol
proti difterii jes celkom ne
skodny a nezanechava. Mia
kych zlych nasledkov. Ka
zdy rodinny lekar tento "a
krok prevadza; ak mate pre-
to donna jedno alebo via,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-15

Youngstownske Sloven-
ske Noviny maju mat pred
most kazdej slovenskej do,
macnosti v Mahoning doline.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-15

- Len v Youngstownskych
Slovenskych Novinach sa do
citate o slovenskom zivote ma
Mahoning doline.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-15

no dych jej sa kratil a hrud'
dmulas stala tn osvetlena ne
dostatocnym lucom svetla z
malej lampy. Al Imrich stal
chvil'ku pred nou; ma Okla
mih ponorily sa zraky tychto
dvoch rozhnevanych pudi v
jednom a potion strmym po-
hybom obratila sa Viola
prec. CT bala sa, ze mu uka-
ze, ako vel'mi je slaba, a re
| i ona ma srdce, ktore tax
mocne domaha sa svojho
prava? - Ked' pocula, re
al Imrich vzdial'uje sa po
schodoch dolu, zrychlila kfo-
ky svoje a vzbehla do ko-
morky, ako bez seba, ako
bez vedomia vlastnej silly.
Klesla u postiel'ky svojej ma
kolena, zahrabala tvar do
podusok a krcovite vzdycha-
la. Nebol to zdravy, ul'ahcu-
iuci plac, bol to vIbuch mai
krutejsieho ziaru.
Emka zl'aknuta, zodvihla
hlavku, ktora mad knihami
ospale zavisla.
"Viola, co ii je, povedz
mi?"
"Nic, nic'', vzdychla tato;
"chod' spat', je pozde."
Gale ty, Violka moja, te-
be je nieco, - ach, neplac,
prosfm t'a." A citlive diet a
temer samo pustilo sa do
placu.
''Prosim ia, pod i ty
spat',' prosilo znovu.
'Idem', riekla Viola a
premahajuc sa siahla ma hr-
dlo - prudkym trhnutim roz
trhla golfer Stat ciernu hod-
vabnu snurku, S ktorej od-
padnul ma zem skryvany
skvost.
Emka rychle sohla sa a
zdvihla prsten.
"Mamin prsten, Viola!" a
dievcatko tazave. pozrelo ma
Violu.
"Nie, diet'a mole, to ME
je mamin!" tisila Viola diev.
catko. "Spi, Emuska moja!'
Chvejucou sa rukou ulozila
Emku do postiel'ky, no ia e.
ste vzdy hovorila:
"A ci je ten prsten? Vic.
la, povedz pravdu; tax uci
mas pan Milocky, i ty po.
vedz pravdu."
Oh, a Viola dnes lhala -,
oj, Imrich!
"Jmrich!" vzdychala este
pozdejsie, ked' mienila, ze
Ema uz spf. - No dievca
ziacka, rozmysl'ala mad ha
dankou novou: preco Viola
nepovedala pravdu?
! II. Zlomysel'ns nspady.
Ma druhy den hned' IRA
. ma zacaly sa konat' pripra
Wy k privitaniu hosti. Viol:
bola vzdy zamestnana; ked
, nenapominala ju, nerozkazo
. vala jej pani Vilinska, tn sa
ma hladala pracu, v ktore
zahlusila by v srdci hloda
, juci zial'. Imrich jej vyhy
: bal, j ona jemu. Tym via
sblizoval sa Lepary; no est
vzdy podarilo sa jej vyhnut
jeho nemilej spolocnosti.
Poppludni j vecerkom do
chodili hostia; boli tn shro
, mazdeni temer vsetci lido
via mestskej rady pania
: mi, so slecnami alebo syn
} mi. / z okolia prisli podajed
, nj, ktorf uz skorej boil zna
mi s Vilinskovci, no v posled
ne easy vystavali z radu ma
vstevovatel'ov Vilinskeho. .D1
: Lukac j so svojou mlado,
|; pahou tiez nechybel, =
ked' mohol, pridruzil sa k,
. lViole q rozpr6yal lei anek