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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-20
SENATE, HOUSE
LOBBY CLASH.
SHARPENS
0'Connor Says Disclosures of
Utility Telegram Taking
Are Old Story in N. Y.
international News Service

international news service
Keen rivalry between House and
Senate utility lobbying investiga-
tors developed today as both
groups prepared to extend their
inquiries long after Congress ad-
journS.
Chairman O'Connor Of the
House Rules Committee belittled
disclosures by the Senate investi'
gators that foes Of the Admins
tration's holding company bill del.
uged Capitol Hill with forged tele-
grams.
New York Method Same
Representative O'Connor de-
clared:
"There has been no secret
about this business going on for
months. In New York the utili-
ties crowd forced persons to
write to members Of Congress
protesting against the legisla-
ton. In many cases where this
method was not used they just
signed any name to the cOmmu'
nicatiOns."
He emphasized that his COM
mittee would concern itself with
the principal thing"-how lobby
lists actually sought to influence
Representatives in Washington. He
said:
81 don't think the Senate in
vetstigatOrS have developed very
much yet. All they have done
is to rush in to beat us to it,"
He referred to the seizure of &C
counts and documents from the
hotel room Of Philip Gadsden
chairman of the Committee OF
Utility Executives. A few hours
after the House group announced
they would subpoena this material
Senator Black CD OF Alabama
head of the Senate committee, had
dispatched two investigators To
seize the material.
DriscOll Answers Critics
Several members of the House
committee privately criticized Rep
resentative Driscoll CD Of Penn
syylvania for laying charges OF
fake telegyamS before the Senate
instead of the House.
Mr.. Driscoll explained that a
group of constituents from War
rem, Pa, who gathered evidence
for him had been advised by the
Department of Justice in Pitts
burgh to go before the Senate
Committee. He said:
''The House committee wasn't
meeting the day they came
down and since my friends
wanted to 90 over to the Senate
/ had to ObIige them"
Meanwhile, Mr.. O'Connor an
nounced the appointment Of Will
liam H. Collins, formerly Of Bonds
vile, Mass, as counsel to his COM
mittee. Mr.. Collins is a former
assistant U. S. Attorney and
served as an investigator for the
Shipping Board.
Mr.. Collins first duty will be
to analyze replies by House mem
berS to the committee request for
information concerning utility
lobbyists. The committee already
has received nearly $50 replies.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-20
Lynch Given P. O.
Job at Alexandria

The nomination of John Owen
Lynch was sent to the Senate yes
terday by President Roosevelt for
postmaster at Alexandria, Va.
He also sent the name Of James
c. Shriver to be postmaster at
Cumberland, Md.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-20
Copyright, 1895, by international
News Service)

ROME, July 20 G.N.S).
Gravely concerned over Emperor
Halle Selassie's charges Of muir.
der. blood lust and imperialistic
designs, levelled against Italy in
his recent speech to the Ethiopian
Parliament, Premier Mussolini
is taking a 'moSt serious view" OF
the Emperor's address. A Foreign
Office spokesman said:
"The Premier is taking q most
serious view Of the speech Of
the Emperor Of Ethiopia, the
violence of which is considered
unprecedented and unwar.
ranted.
I'm its original form, the ad-
dress constitutes a m u h
stronger offensive than the
French translation provided by
the Ethiopian Foreign Office
for the benefit of the foreign
press"
Italy takes chief exception to
Halle Selassie's charge that italy
would not be satisfied with any
thing less than a blood battle"
to avenge its defeat at Adowa 40
years ago.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-20
BRITAIN SENDS
ENVOY MILLION
BAGS Of SAND
Equipment for Use Of Army
Unit at Legation in Abys-
Sinian Capital
CONTINUED from Page -

Continued from Page u
enable his people "to face what
the future may bring"
He said:
II consider it necessary to an
nOunce categOricalIy our inten-
ton Of refusing any SOutiOn in
vOlving Italian or other prOtec-
tOrate or mandate impairing the
independence, sovereignty and
freedom Of our people.
Confident of the justice Of
our cause and knowing my Gov
eminent has omitted no effort
to secure peaceful settlement,
and intends to continue the
same policy until the expected
attack which we will resist with
determination, we have deemed
IL necessary to acquaint our peO-
pIe with the circumstances lead
ing to the present grave situa-
ton.
Italy Is seeking q pretext to
initiate a campaign Of villifica-
ton with q view to eventual
conquest.
"She perceives the RAPIDLY in
creased influence Of our imperial
government will render further
delay dangerous to realization OF
her plans, which have been
known to us since last August"
"She has found nothing better
than a drunken brawl between
native employees Of commercial
agency and local police to dis
tort, exaggerate and misrepre-
sent to the whole world as .
crave, international incident"
"COWARDLY ATTACK"
Reviewing the clash at Wal Wal,
which he described as a Sow
ardly, unprovoked attack sup
ported by tanks and airplanes, -"
the Emperor charged the assault
had obviously been prepared and
planned in advance" He said:
"After this, the Italians
bombed and wounded our ma
tiOnalS. As proof Of this, we
have in our possession a num-
Der of bombs which failed to
explode
"Italy justifies its belligerent
attitude by denOuncing Eth
Opians as savages but proposes
itself to have recourse to the
most savage method of all.
"ThiS attitude also threatens
other nations with the loss of
Italy's friendship if they per.
init nations to act as arbi-
traitors, supply arms or favor
efforts Of the League Of Ma
tiOns to effect peaceful settle
ment.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-20
Japan, Italy Clash
Over Ethiopian Trade

ROME, July 20 G.N.sJ.-Japan
and Italy claShed today on the
subject Of trade with Ethiopia.
The Italian counsellor in Tokyo,
1t was revealed here, went to the
japanese foreign office to make
representations regarding t h e
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-20
HURT IN FALL

WINCHESTER, Va, July 20
Especially Edward Goode, SIS, OF
Middletown, was brought to Win.
chester Hospital with a fractured
skull, suffered when he fell from
the top Of q load Of hay to the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-20
TOUR I'm ITALY

MILAN, July 2O.-On a tour
of italy, 214 sons Of Italian resi-
dents of the United States have
arrived here from Genoa. They
were welcomed by authorities
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-20
MuSSoIini Demands
Ethiopia Explain"

LONDON, July 20 U.N.S0.
Premier Mussolini has instructed
his minister in Adds Adaba to
lodge a strong protest with the
Ethiopian Foreign office over En-
peror Halle SelaSSie's recent ad-
dress to Parliament, charging it
has gravely affected relations be-
tween Italy and Ethiopia, it was
stated in an Exchange Telegram
dispatch from Rome.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-20

CHAIRMAN Of the steer.
ing committee Of the Louisi-
ana Square Deal Association
which is fighting Senator
Huey P. Long. Mr.. Haas, one
Of the wealthiest men in the
State, is Louisiana's ranking
Mason. International Photo.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-20
Aims at NeoU Mark

Maryland
wonen's
champion
skeet shot
who is
competing
today in the
North-South
meet at the
National
Capital
Skeet
Club, Chevy.
CnaSe.
Several
Well-knOWn
out-of-town
marksrnen
and women
are on
hand for
the contest,
the most
important
prior to
the national
champion
ship meet to
be held next
month in
Cleveland.
The Chevy
Chase shoot
will continue
tomorrow.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-20

WILLIE MAE BROOKS
MISS ALABAMA" will
represent her State at the
forthcoming national con-
vention of the American
Legion in st. Louis. A 49,
year-Old brunette, she was
chosen in q Statewide con-
test. International Photo.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-20
Do You Remember?

One month ago the tolIotO-
ing names. Uere in the head
lines. Can you recall them?
Irving COhn
Robert T. Jones
Frances Donaldson
/ Mary AkeIey
Elmer Baker
(AnSUerS on Page .22)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-28

manzelke q zanechal i'm tam
pekne dievca. Je to ich prve
diet'a (lfam, ze ME posled-
ne) a preto je pani Maruski-
nova vel'mi hrda, ze sa i'm
dostalo dievca.
Krstnf rodicia su pani Iva
mix a jej syn Karol Ivanik.
Mala svetoobcanka pri sv.
krste dostala memo Olga. Pc
krste rodicia prichystali pre-
priatel'ov skvel1 hostinu, ma
ktorej bola vyborna nalada.
Rodicom prajem, aby sa
dozili 20 svojej dcerusky
mnoho radosti a aby nej
|bola dobra Kat. Sokolka, ja-
ko je jej otec dobrym Kat,
Sokolom.
Pritomny,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-28
MATKY, Poor MA DO
RASTAJUCE DCERY.
Slovenka.

Mesto New York ma jed
nu detektfvku, ktora sa pre-
slavila v zachranovani MIA
dych dievcat z bieleho otro-
ctva. Vyslovila sa, ze je ne
smierne st'astna, re ma take
zivotne povolanie, lebo "a
chranila uz mnohe dievcata
z dozivotneho otroctva. HI
boko sympathetic s dievcat-
mi, ktore sd este len deti a
uz su zamotane v sieti kup-
Gov S bielym mason a vini
matky, ze sa nestarajd dost'
o bezpeenost' svojich deer.
Hovori:
"Keby len matky znaly,
co ia znam, keby len mo-
hly vidiet', co som ia videla
a co nemoze byt' vytlacene
v novinach!
"Toto sa menovite tyka
dievcat vo veku IA do 1s
rokov. Matky nemozu byt'
nadost' dorazne vo vtlaceni
do pamati deer tych nebez-
peci, ktorym sd vystavene
ma priklad ma ich ceste do a
20 skoly. Toho najhorsieho
druhu agenti bielych otro.
karov, driecni, paradne vyo.
bliekani mladenci kazdy der
sa motaju okolo skol s pek.
nymi automobilami a vabia
dievcata ma povozenie. Zpr.
WI je to len zavezenie do.
NOV, ale potion, krok "a kro.
kom dievca je vt'ahovane dc
mravnej zkazy. Povozenie
po vonkove, ma tance, do di
vadla, do pocestnej krc,ny
az konecne pride raid"
z ktoreho MET Wac navratu
alebo al ked' sa dievca ME
kedy navrati - pride do
NOV uz telesne, mravne i du
sevne znicene."
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-28

Ctena redakcia, uverejnite
mi tento dopis. TAX rada ci-
tam tie pekne dopisy cd ma
sich zien. No chcem al ia
napisat', jako sme my kato-
lfci odpravovali ten vepky
den, slavnost' Bozieho Tela
preslej nedele.
Ma tvrdej dlazke nasich
chramov rozkvitly ruze
"a spevu hubby, jasotu,
pod bielym baldachynom
kracal eucharisticky Kristus.
Styri krat tisko zastsl,
pozehnanie sypal
do sedin starcov a starien,
ma biele celia panien,
ma hlavy mladencov,
mozol'ne ruky otcov,
do okien palacov, chatiek,
do naruc utrapenych matiek,
ma svieze lica deti,
ktore mu sypaly kvety,
do tichych dusiciek
nevinnych druziciek.
ktore mu sypaly
sipovych ruziciek
bielucke jak peny. >s
Vzduchom sa vlnilo
tajomne prianie,
tajomstvo lasky,
radost', odovzdanie.
Ma tvrdej d!azke
nasich chramov
a ma haseltonskom vrsku
vonaly ruze.
Ia spevu hubby, jasotu
do svatostanku kracal
nebesky kral' Kristus.
S oltarov septaly
muskaty S jasminmi,
z lasky Bob prebyva
s l'udskymi synmi.
My SINE v nasom chram'
sv. Cyrila a Metoda mali tai
krasnu slavnost', ze sa nan
zdalo, ze al anjeli ma neb
S nami po slovensky spieva
ly.
Srdecny pozdrav ma vset
kych citatel'ov nasich Young
Novin,
Slovenks
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-28


"Tato blazniva idea mohla
sa zrodit' len v modzgu jed.
neho Podhradskeho!" podo.
tknul Imrich s ostrym sar.
kazmom. Lien to mi je div.
ne, ze moi otec nieco podob.
neho mohol akceptovat' -
| dnes, v devatnastom stole
IT,"
"Dost' ma tom, je to moja
vol'a a chcem ju mat pre-.
vedenl!" riekol otec mimo.
riadne dorazne.
"Nikdy!'' zvolal Imrich
naruzive. "Aspon 2 mojej
strany je to zhola nemozne
lebo ia som ME stvoreny pre-
diet'a l'ahkomysel'neho do.
brodruha, hraca, lumpa, pre-
dceru podpalacovu!'
Desny vykrik oval sa cd
dveri. Imrichove zraky pre-
kvapeno obratily sa ia, ako
i zraky vsetkych pritomnych
a on videl stat vo dverach
ME Wac diet'a, ale urazen1,
bl'add devu vysoko vypnu-
tn; hnev, nenavist', sm1tok
sPahal jej z ocu teraz tina
|vych; blade, chvejuce sa
perny zdaly So hovorit' slo-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-28
KUcHYNskE PRfKAzY.

Nemarnime nikdy cenne
vyzivn6 ,latky masa, zeleni.
ny a hydiny zbytocnym W.
plachovanfm q omyvanim, IL.
pr. mocenfm vo vode, ktorl
potion vylejeme. Pokial' mo-
zno, nevarme mic bez soil.
ami zemiaky v kozke zela-
MI zeleninu. Pridanim soil
do vody zabranujeme, aby
sa voda nasytila vyzivnymi
sol'mi, ktore 81 vylucuje z
potravin.
Nenechajme mic, pokial' to
ME je nutne, varit' v nepo-
krytych nadobach. Potravi-
nam tax unika najlepsia vo-
ma, ktora i'm patrf, ktora ale
nepekne pachne V izbach.
Para, ktora prispieva k ~
chlejsiemu dovaraniu potra-
vim, zvlhcuje potion steny,
obloky al nadoby.
Nedavajme maslo alebo
mlieko do blizkosti slime
pachnucich potravfn, ako je
kysla kapusta, cibul'a, ces.
max, syr atd'. Maslo mile.
ko lahko nasiaknu cudzou
vonou. To iste plati o vaj.
ciach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-28

va nikym nepocute. Obya-
zok - ochranna satka, ma
hlym pohybom, akym mimo-
vol'ne hnana neviditel'nou
akousi mocou ku dverom, "a
ktortmi cudzf l'udia take
obzaloby valia ma jej otca -
spadla S raneneho ramienka,
ktore bezvladne kleslo popri
stihlej postave dolu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-28
VynaSiel 81.

B6s: Vcera som vas pu-
still domov, lebo ste hovori-
Ii, ze by ste chcel fst' ma po-
hreb svojej testinej. A dnes
rano som ju stretol sviezu a
zdravu.
Klerk: ia som, pan Smith,
nehovoril, ze moja testina
zomrela, ale len to, ze by
som chcel list ma jej pohreb.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-28
ENGLISH COLUMN
PAINTING THE PICTURE
OF GOD. :
BY MARY ANTAL Jr.

No man hath seen God at
any time. If we love one an
other, God dwelleth in u.s..
Whosoever shall confess that
Jesus is the Son of God, God
dwelleth in him, and he in
God. - John 4:12, Is.
Once a little girl was OBJ
served sitting on the floor
drawing a picture with color
ed crayons on a big sheet of
cardboard. Her mother asked
her, "What are you doing,
child?" The little girl ans
wered: 81 am drawing a
picture of God.' The shock
ed mother demonstrated i:
"But nobody knows how God
looks"
The little girl wet her
crayon in her mouth and
dashed it again at the paper
as she replied: "They will,
when I get through"
Here as usual the child
reflects in miniature the
childhood of the race. The
prehistoric cave-dweller, who
daubed his deity on the
rough rock walls in charcoal
and red ocher, had the same
confidence in his ability to
portray the unseen object of
his alteration and got much
the same result.
Nobody knows how God
looks now. But they will
when we all get through.
We all can realize Christ
as a God in heaven more
easily than as a man in the
world, especially in oul
modern world nowadays. W.
cannot comprehend the rea
incarnation; how the Wore
which we reverence coulc
become flesh which we des
pise; how the new Jerusalem
can descend upon this filth.
earth. We are slow to un
derstand that by these meta
phors is meant not a de
graduation of the divine. bu
an elevation of the human
the spiritualization of dali.
life. The queer thing abou
Jesus was that his religion
was a. part of his daily life
Others have preached, per
haps as eloquently; none ha
lived so eloquently as he did
His position on earth wa
not so different from ours a
we sometimes think. He wa
not a priest nor a minister
in the modern sense. He di,
not baptize, did not ever
have a church, did no
preach regularly. He simpl,
went about doing good
teaching informally, casual
ly, when there was oppor
tunity, helping people out Q
trouble, denouncing wron
when he thought it woul'
do any good. Just what w
all have a chance Of doing
just what we all should de
He preached, yes, but a
willingly from a well-cur
as from a pulpit. He took
text from the Scripture
sometimes, but more ofte
from field and orchard. n
saw tongues in trees, book
: in the running brooks, sci
mons in stones and good
everything
VynaSiel "a.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-28

Youngstownske Sloven-
ske Noviny prinasaju najroz-
manifesto cftanie 0 najroz-
manitejsich udalostiach a We
ciach. z mich 50 poucite! A
stoja len So ma rok.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-28
KRsTINY u MARUsKINov

Ten bocian vzdy lieta, j v
lete ponad Youngstownom, a
tax zaletel al ku nasmu do
bre znamemu priatelovi Jo-
zefovi Maruskinovi a jeho
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-28

dom rodiny, ably mier v ma
som dome nebol naruseny,
we'd ma rozumies, diet'a
moje?"
"Rozumiem; a ako budem
moot, budem sa snazit' cho-
vat sa ku spokojnosti vset-
kych domacich."
Vilinsky kyvnul hlavou;
vzdychnul 81 zhlboka. No
musel 81 sam sebe riect', re
toto dievca veru ME je ur-
Gene k tomu, aby ono pri-
nasalo nepokoj do domu, ba
naopak, zdalo sa byt' steles-
nenou skromnost'ou, tichou
resignaciou. - Vilinsky boil
s nou spokojny a veril, ze
by mohli byt' spokojni al
jeho domaci.
Popoludni toho sichraveho
dina vjachal vlak ma zanicku
stanicu; Vilinsky vystupil
prvy dolu, polozil maly ce-
stovny yak ma zem a pozor-
ne wal Violu v narucie a po
mohol jej dolu. Ma nadrazi
cakal ich mlady, vysoky muz
akoby navyknuty nosit' row.
nosatu, a posiel niekoPko
krokov v lstrety otcovi. Po-
dial mu ruku, pobozkal a O.
bratil sa, aby vyhladal koc,
ktory ich NAL odviezt' do
NOV. Pri povoze povedal sta
ry pan Imrovi:
'Imro, tn vidis Violu Pod
hradsku, moju sverenku a
budlceho elena nasej rodi-
n.y."
Imro ale zdal sa prepo.
cut, co otec povedal, poslal
Mateja - kocisa - pre- ku'
for, sadol 81 ma predny Sc
dak a wal opraty do ruky
Jeho zraky nepozrely v tt
stranu, kde sedela Viola
ktora zacal sa chviet'. - A.
starry pan sa zamlcal; proti'
vii sa kazdemu nasilenstvu 8
vsetkym vystupom, - ufal
sa, ze donna vsetko vyhladi
ac ocakaval, ze ME bez bur
}. ky. -
Ze uz mnohojazycna fams
Ii tn pracovala a doniesls
chyry este zvacsene a Wy
svetlivkami opatrene z Ihlov
ca do Zanice, uvidime z bu
d1ceho vystupu. - Viola do
sial nepredpojata, l'ahostaj
ma oproti rodine Vilinskych
zacala sa teraz bat, a zelal;
, by 81 bola, nesist' sa tym
l'ud'mi, ktorf jej maju byt
domacimi.
No akysi vzdor vtiahnu
do jej srdca - vzdor a hr
dost' odmietava, ktorou che
sa branit', - ako, uz an
nemyslela, ved' dosial est
vzdy musela sa ohradzovat
oproti napadom zovnajsim.
Koc rachotil uz po ka
mennej dlazbe mesta Zani
ce, pred Violou otvaraly 81
move, ciste, lhl'adne ulice
namestie pravidelne, v stree
ku vel'ky ozdobny chram =
a v jednom uhle zastal ko
pred branou vel'keho, v do
brom poriadku udrzovaneh'
domu. Zvedave pozrelo diev
catko ma dom, v ktorom da
kedy otec jej vyrastol, q kd
ona ma travit' mlade rok,
svoje; - co videla, ten vaz
ny zovnajsok uspokojova
ju. v brane prisla v lstret.
panovi pani Vilinska, asi 40
rocna. nevel'ka, chuda Zen
ska. Tvar jej bola zvadla
zlte skvrny ma cele a okol'
ust - zvlaste ked' nedrzal'
"a potrebne vypom6ct' pri
rode ryzovou mdkou - ne
: robily ju krajsou, - no maj
, vacsmi odstrkovaly jej ba
dave, ostre a chladne oci tx
! mlade dievca, ktore jednyn
J, nahlym pohl'adom chcelt
: zvediet', Co ju ocakava u
: prostred tejto rodiny.
- nJ -; ~roS1,, ~; ,,olo I q.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-28
SIROTA PODHRADSKYCH
Roman.
Napfsala TEREZIA VANSOVA.
(PokraEovanie.)

-
(PokraEovanie.)
All Violina matka zane
chala svet tento i muza, kto-
ry oplakaval ju opravdove,
d dcerusku, ktora stala sa
skutocnou sirotou.
7. v starotcovskom dome.
Ked' oprevadil Vilinsky
byvaleho priatel'a ku posled-
nemu ciel'u, porobil este ME-
ktore poriadky straniva po-
zostalosti a vyloh pri pohra-
be, potom ale konal pripra-
wy k odcestovaniu, Telegra-
foval domov, ze pride zajtra
s popoludnajsim vlakom, a.
by no cakal povoz ma stani-
,ci. Boil teraz zvacsa zamy-
sleny, zasmuzily. Caste OBJ
zrel sa ma Violu, pohliadnul
ma nu pitostivym pohla-
dom, pohladkal jej hlavku,
ktorym pokracovanim ziskal
81 vzdy Wac a Wac srdce o.
siralej devusky. Viola chodi-
la este vzdy s poviazanym
ramenom; v posledne easy,
pri prest' ahovani, sa napnu-
la Wac, nez bolo radno, ra-
meme rameno, ktoreho rama
zapalila sa znovu a bolela
nemalo.
Verny lekar neopustil vi
olu ami teraz, ba odprevadil
iu al k zeleznicnej stanici
Sl'ubil Vilinskemu, ze vyko'
ma, Go bude moot v zaujme
siroty, a potion objal diets
svojho priatel'a vrdcne, axe
moze starry mladenec, ktorj
vo Viole nevidel vyrastajucl
pannu, ale len male este
nedospele dievcatko. Potion
prijachal vlak a tutor so svo
jou sverenkou vstupili d.
vozna. -
Vilinsky boil malomluvny
Viola neopovazila sa vyru
Sit no z myslienok - neci
tia k tomu ami potreby. IDA
10 sa, akoby Vilinsky NAL u
myself driemat', no jeho oc
len boly zatvorene, ale duel
pracoval 1.-Two, ved' vedel, Il
este mu nastava chvil'a ne
prijemna, ked' pride domov
Konecne sadnul ST oprot
Viole a znovu pohladiac il
DO hlavke, zacal hovorit':
"Ani sa nespytas, diet''
mole, kto mas ocakava? c
ii je to snad' vsetko jedno
No dobre bude, ked' povien
ii vopred, koho budes mat
v dome tom, ktory ii M
byt' domovom. - Tu maj
samprv je moja pani, tu pri
rodzene musis volat' tetkou
ako nina ujcom, rozumies
Viola?"
"Ano, mily ujce, rozu
miem!!''
"Tak; potom je 1mrich
moi najstarsf syn; - dufam
ze dobre vyndete spolu; j
on sfce trochu svojhlavy
rad poslucha len sam seba
a ohnivy, pohovori, co snad
i neciti, no, yer mi, diet'a, j
on "a to dobry a statocn!
suhaj!"
Violin tutor spokoine po
zrel pred seba; chvala jeht
syna isla mu cd srdca a 70
bila no st'astnym.
Julius, druhy moi syn, j.
este prilis mlady, nez ably So
mohol usudok vyniest'
nom. No bojim sa, ze mi OF
pripravi este n,noho starost
plnych hodin, ktorych uz a
dosial' bolo dost.. ~ a Vilin
sky presiel 81 rukou cez &c
10.
"Tretie mole a najmladsi'
diet'a je Emusa, 6-rocne die
catko, nieco slabe a rozlnaz
name, no viem, ze ii bud
vel'mi laskavou sestrickor
lebo jej srdiecko je nezne
pine vrdcnosti ku vsetkyn
ktorf ju radi name. Jej m
latkom a zboznovanym br;
%n,,. 10 Tynrirh kfnrx zase n.