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, 'ufeadfully sore and shaken.
; She opened her eyes.
yF-FE - y
People were running toward
them: a truekman whose vehicle
was halted near the field, people
from the white house where the
dog belonged, a woman in q
striped dress and two little girls.
, "Oh, but she badly hurt?"
The woman, Katharine thought,
had a nice, sort of face with wise,
tired eyes, The little girls stood
staring, all, flyaway blond hair
and bare, sunbrowned legs. :,
Bring her up to our house"
the woman said. To the dog, who
HAD ceased to bark and now cow
cred naughtily in the hedges, she
said scoldingly; dad Sandy Bad
! boyw 5'.}
,"He'll be punished for this, he
knows that" she told them, lead
Eing e the procession. Katharine
closed her eyes again. The truck
| man had gone to hold Prince
Charles bride. Some men down
by the River road had stopped
.ury. IT. was very pleasant to be
carried thus. Michaels arms
were strong and gentle. /
Katharine opened her eyes
again. They were going up the
steps of the white nous enow.
Michael was passing through a
doorway. The remodeled farm
house was comfortable in q
j homely way. Michael went up a
/, flight of steps and the woman di-
rected him to lay Katharine on a
bed.
The woman bent toward her
anxiously. "Pll call my doctor"
she said in gentle voice. care
YOU very much hurt ?"
! Michael, looking extraordinary
! ilyg;big in this low-ceiled room.
lowered over her. His face was
dark with anxiety.
"I-I don't believe So" Kath-
iarine said family.
"Your heads all right?" Mich
4 dGl hllSlt ruO"H ny Vic DSu' "ilSii
Mrs. .Merser went to telephone.
They could hear her calling Dr..
| Cartwright down in the village.
tMy. boots will soil the spread"
Katharine whispered. 1t was
pleasant, having Michael so wor-
ried about her. Now he wouldn't
/ be able to ride with Sally Moon.
! 1t was such silly idea that Kath-
arine smiled. and Michael Heath
eroe. watched that smile as a
starving man'might gaze at loaf
of bread.
"Oh, don't worry about that,
please" Mrs. Merser cried. COM
! ing back. "The spread doesn't
matter. Poor child! | do feel so
lawfully responsible. That bad
dog ="
! The children lurked in the door
way They were sweet little girls,
thought, and decided.
too, that this was the sort OF
home she would have liked to
grow up in. Simple and sweet
and good, with a mother who had
kind, wise eyes like Mrs. Merser.
GLOW about "Fury?"
"He's all right" Michael told
her. But his tone BODIED i'll for
Fury Mavbe she hadn't dreamed
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| Why did Ne mind her saying he
sounded Irish? Why did he with
draw so completely and coldly at
the suggestion? That was rather
silly
They rode together, as before.
Katharine chatted lightly and
Michael Heatheroe answered.
! Once or twice his great laugh
rang out. He went ahead when
the bride path narrowed, glanc-
ing back over his shoulder to see
If Fury behaved well.
! "She's bit skittish today"
"0h, she's all right, really"
Katharine protested.
She thought of Zoe and the
fever she had suffered the night
before. She thought of Gibbs
Larkin with his bold, exploring
dark eyes and the thickening line
of his waist, his too-soft, too
intimate voice. Poor Zoe! What
was it going to come to?
She thought of John Kaye. Dear
Johnny he was so nice! The girl
who married Johnny would be a
lucky one. There would be no
excitement, of course, but she
would have security.
! "All right ?" That was MichaePs
voice. He had gone on rather far
ahead and she had lost sight of
him. She hallooed back reassur-
iingly. "t't -
"All right back here :"
! He waited at the turn of the
path, CHANGING at the watch
strapped to his wrist.
"We'd better turn back. l have
an appointment, at nine."
Sally Moon! Well, what of it?
But Katharine's exaltation was
(gone for the instant. The morn
ling had a cloud, upon it.
Watch out for that dog,
| Michael warned as the path
wound again into the open clear
ling, facing which one lone, white
house stared down into the fertile
valley. The terrier which had
bothered Furv on the ride down
was sitting on the bank, watch
ling, sharp-eved for his enemy.
At first sight of the riders, the
small brown dog hurled himself
like a ''streak down thu precipi-
tous slope, through thorn and
berry bushes, to velp frantically
iat Fury's very heels.
The little mare began to dance.
She had done this before and
Michael - at some pains, had
iquieted her. But now her nerv-
Gus gait increased and she deserv-
ed her name. Michael, wheeling
Prince Charlie, made for Fury's
bridle-missed it. &c.,,
Katharine was not conscious. OF
fear. Fury plunged forward at
q violent rate, rearing and kick
ing, and the girl chung desperate
whoa, Fury! Steady there,
grip Then the sickening CON
seriousness of hurting through the
air at incredible speed; the damp
earth and the grass rising up to
meet one >.
From long way off, a voice
reached her. s
ssMy darling"
Miehael's voice. Michael S strong
arms ,liftiag her, carrying her.
Katharine felt sore all over-not
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HOLD 4 MISSISSIPPIANS
In AMBUSH Staying

LAUREL, Miss, May Is. (UP).
-Four persons yesterday were held
for action by the Jasper county
grand jury in the recent ambush
Staying of J. o. Carr, Bay Springs
former. Two others were released.
Those held: Chesley Wander
slice, Jasper county farmer, "de-
clared the principal in the case;
Josephine Waldrup, 1s, a niece of
Mrs. Carr; Clyde Vanderslice and
Cleve Blackwell. 49,, !
READ THE WANT ADS
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katharine telephones the ,ridins
club, learns Michael il riding viii
Saliy and feels a pang of zeal
NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER TX
After the fog the morning was
crisp and cool and inyiporatinp
There was a blue sky. biph rnf.
over the harbor.
katharine dressed hurriedlv
after her shower, eager. to he ont
and away. Ellen brought her 3
tray because the others were NOT
yet stirring. There was crisr
toast and clear coffee and strips
, OF bacon under a silver bell
!, oh, Ellen, this is a divine
breakfast" s
Miss. That's what it is"
1t was the fog. the broodino
heavy weather, that had made
her feel so heavy and stupid
Katharine told herself. Thi,
morning, she wanted to sing.
! "Dr. Kaye packing?"
Il think he is, Miss. | heard
him moving around in the gun,
!. room"
Berthe had put John in tn,
gunroom, half a flight up, be,
cause she said it was uuieter
IWell, Katharine had said goodb,
Ito John last night; it would
spoil. things-be an anti-clamix-
if she saw him again now. Bette,
slip away without saying a word
i The morning was clean washed
when she stepped out into it
! Every separate blade of grass
every newly opened calyx en-
ichanted her.
ooh, beautiful day., Katharin,
almost sang it aloud.
Her car purred under her touch
dummy, some days the motor raj
better. than others. Cars were likC
peopel-moodyi
"Good morning, Michaelw
"Morin'. Miss Strykhurst" H,
stood. smiling at her easily. one
hand braced against the rail fence
which bordered the meadow Of
the old Rogers place.
@F't' thought, I'd ride" Katharine
said demurely.
"Oh, splendid. Fury's rarin' tC
be off. Tips" he called to the
boy whose steps could be ihearc
on the stable floor. Bring Fury
out, will you?"
't;How do you think Pm do
ing?', Katharine inquired, of he,
proweSS as horsewoman. There
had been many animated CONVEX.
sations between them all spring
concerning her progress: she was
determined now to have the re-
lationship back upon its old, safe
footing-that of pupil and teach
er.
ooh, you're grand" he said sim,
ply. 81 noticed the other day
Something within her 'exulted
michael, when you say you're
grand like that you sound aawee
bit Irish"
His gaze left her. She was con-
|scious of having oVerstepped the
bounds. - - &
"l,m from Montana. -
"Of course. E'hadn't forgotten
that.nt q -s;SFs II Z.
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prc,N HERE TO-DAY


K,ebarine Strykhur.t, beausi-
suI 30, is disconnected with .tne
Useless round of social astlvities :
shst make up her life. Her RI, IA
Tier and aristoerssis 'fspmo.n.a .
Berthe, refuse to let hs
undertake any sort OF T 18th
Katharine rides daily VIII
Michael Heatheroe, young VS.
srner who runs riding club,
sally Moon. local eoauette' aiso
1,snrolls at the club for riding les
1 Zoe Parker, Katharines tr'eha'
returns from Europe where se;.
wa. sent to forget a love afIail
I. with Gibbs Larkin, of whom n. :,,
~.s.r,. disapprove. Zoe is still
4 in love, with Gibbs. -. -,
4 DIR. John Kaye. relative %
Bertine's. pays the Strykhurst'
visit.
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Write B. X. Bobo. Lyon, Miss"
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broken. she assured herself only
dreadfully sore and shaken.
She opened her eyes.
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-26
THE ALIEN BAITERS
Can editorial, reprinted from the New York Herald
Tribune, Of July II, 1850

Representative Martin Dies whose alenbaiting cam
pagn hasn't been doing we'll recently has managed to
get himself again in the newspapers by raising the of
racial and religious bgotry This is stock maneuver
of the bigoted of whom the 10Opercent native variety
represented by Mr. Dies must be numbered among the less
lovely specimens. year the Texas statesman was
saving the nation and preserving American ideals
leader of the silver fanatics. Now he has in for
paroteering in big way with his remarkable scheme
end the depression by the summary election of all aliens
and the appropriation of their jobs for the citizery
makes dsheartening exhibition, not just because is
Congressman talking nonsense-plenty of them do that
but because the bigoted Fascca ignorance upon
which based actually paraded in the of Amer
icansm.
Mr. Dies himself easily disposed Of His statistics
harebrained and the quality of his logic indicated
by his argument that because the 100000 foregnborn
in the country exceed the numbers the relief rolls
would have relief problem only had excluded
all immigrants during the last generation 1t is not diff
cult to detect the flaw in that reasoning; it ought not
be difficult to understand that productivity at work
here adding just much to the wealth. whether
he born in Italy or Indianapolis and that shipping
five Tor ten ffteen million people out of the country
is help in the problem of resarting economic
chine which support and make use of vastly
people than here Even the aliens relief
valuable market for the rest of the economy and if
they eliminated masse from the rolls Except by
re-empoyment they would be missed.
The economics of this assault the alien crazy
they cruel And they nothing if they not
unAmerican. They represent frightened flight into the
suppressons the restrictions, the embtered natonasc
narrowness and parochiasm which the of
Europe this country requires salvation at ALL it
tainy does have borrow the method from the Goeb-
beses and He the dctaors and bureaucras of abroad
And if to try any kind of deportation good
place to begin would be with those undesirable native
savors of American institutions who remember that
America founded and grew great in the ideals of
courage freedom, tolerance and certain of
sense.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-26

Zvlastna vec tel ,ilaly
8-rocny chlapcek sa nepod.
dal, ale ako naly hrdina sa
protivil tomu nielen nel'ud.
skemu, ale protikrest 'anske.
mu rozkazu. Ked' to videl
starry mohamed&n, chytil re-
volver a tri razy strelil dc
maleho chlapca - ktory ria
mieste zornrel.
Jak ty pozeras ma svaty
krfz? Co ty robis v piatok?
Vol'by.
Mia vec je ist' cez ,aesto.
Idu vol'by. Kandidatcv ma
me ma vsetky stray. K4tdy
ma vas vola, kazdt sa ma v&s
usmeje - kazdy vas vola
ma pohar piva. ldl vol'by. A
po vol'bach? Oprobujte jed
neho najst' 1 tych panov, q
dostat' ne,Akd pracu pre- mas
l'ud. Tek je v Columbus, tam
ten vo Washingtone - a
Bob vie kde - len donna
ME a pre- mas ME.
Idu vol'by. A my Slova-
ci? Co my robime? Ci my
stojfme v jednom t4bore? A.
lie kde! Vsak by SINE neboli
slovaci, ked' to urobime.
Kazdy Slovak ma mat
Hlinkov obraz v svojyrn do
me.
Kazdy Slovak-katolik pri-
de ma IL. augusta do Bed
ford. Cestovne i $ obedom
len $3.50. Tikety predAvaju
Mrs. Budaj, Mrs. Hnat, Mrs.
Rudi, Mrs. Hodnieky.
Ale ma konci 81 zaspievaj-
me takt dobru:
Ned 'aleko Temesvaru
Zalo dievca, zalo travu.
Jak nazalo, poviazalo,
Ma suhajka zavolalo:
Suhaj, suhaj, z druhej
...... strany,
Pod mi dvihat' batoh
travy.
Mech tt dviha otec, matt,
Nechceli ia "a nina dati.
Este ia len kolembali,
w ia "a nina obecali.
Este 81 len husky p&sls,,
W 81 v mojom srdci rsstla
A tito kratku:
EEa.;. &. ags ffEs &f.es- e.
Naco 81 sa vydavala,
Ked' 81 malo perrin mala?
Traff byti vel'ka zima,
Zamrzneme obidvaja.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-26
BENEs - JEDINY cEsKY cECHOsLOVAK.

Prahe Dol g. julia H. sjazd eesko-slovenskych legio
Narrow ktorom povedal zahraneny minister dr. Benes
rec nej nasledovne:
'Nasa verejnost must chapat' ze dnesna Europa pre-
zva vrchony vyvoj narodneho vypatia sjednocovania
(Pritom spomenu, Co dele Nemecku, Taansku Pol
sku) Nemame my pochopit, ze to pre- mas znamena wy
wort celkom bezpodmieneene sny, jednotny, moralne
-pocetne mohutny narod teskosovensky? Ak
neodolame buducom boj zavodeni snych narod
nych blokov strednej Europe To 81 musa najma Slova
-c uvedom, ably 81 vsetci mohi povedat ze MET
include Cechov Slovakov, sd budd len Cechoslovac
slni pevn, dcipinovan odolavajdci vsetkym azkosam
-kritickej doby"
Toto e prvy raz, co poculi dst Cecha ze "niet
nebude Cechov ale ako Cesi tax slovaci budd &C.
choslovac Must byt t& situacia Europe skutocne
per&tna, ked Benes minister zahranica nasednik Ma
sarykov takto vysov akto verejne VIDA svojho
CeSstva. No my nemozme dat oslep sovam, 60 pram
cd Benesa pochodaci, lebo zvoe je to nat ako slo
vach. zivote sd Ces Cechm len Slovaci majd byt
Cechosovakm 1t Cechm. TAX znejl zakony repub
ky Cechach sd len teske skoy ma sovensku cesoslo
venske Cechach len cestna uziva dradoch, vol
ku verejnom zivote, Sovensku je slovencina p
cesne len trpena Av armade je vobec ME pena! Tam
ked Slovak-voak pri ctani ien prihasi sovo "tu'
"a ME "zde". dostane hubovd polievku!
Sjednotenie Slov&kov Cechov je nemozne ma zakla-
de reci TAX ze Sovaci prjmu cesnu Slovencina e uz
vyvinuta rec, omu sovanskese znejdca, nez ceska
Ceska rec e vyslovnostou duchom znemcena Je slabi
ky s dzutke ako nemecke kdezto charaker sovanskch
4 reef e STRIKE ich slabik. Slovak povie "bey' Czech
"bf. Takeho prfzvuku nema ziadna ina sovanska rec.
Vsetky ostatne no maj1 stroke Ked by Ces myself
sjednotenie poctive pral by slovencinu svoju
boo by po ceskoslovenskej otazke On to ale neuroba
lebo i'm nejde poctve resene tejto otazky ale len
bycajny imperalzmus 6omu dosvedcue ich zachadzane
!, 50 Slovakm ich politka voci slovensku.
Ma to, aby republics bola snA odolat vonkajsm ne
priateon neeba premie ania Sovakov ma Cechoslova-
kov ale spravodlivosi! Kde panuje spravodlvos tam
j. opravdov4 jednota duN Postavi Soyensko ma rovn
postal csskom uznat slovako prlvo NJ gazdovane vo
svojom vlastnom dome TO j. naepSa cesta poslnenu
iladeH 6t1ts Krlane rsEitEy N sloylkom naataGia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-26

moze byt' - a ktora je dne-
ska iradna rec ma Sloven-
sku?! Kazdy by myslel, ze
ME ina, ako rec slovenska!
Ano, dnes tam stojime, Re
ma nasej vlastnej rodnej ze-
mi bojujeme a bojovat' n,E-
sine "a nasu vlastnu rec! To
je hanebliva vec! Kde je ten
Scotus Viator, ktory ma tol'-
ko chvalil pomery v Cesko-
Slovenskej Republike? Kde
je, ked' mas Slovak - ma
Slovensku vedie BOZ "a svo-
ju materinskl rec?!
To je ME len hanbliva, a.
lie smutna vec! Bo zaiste Ma
d'ari "a tisic rokov nemohli
Slovakov pomad'arcit' - bo
mad 'arska rec je d'aleko Cd
slovenciny, ale pamatajte. ze
Cesi pocestia slovencinu ME
"a tisic, ale "a kratkych 80
so rokov.
Dnes ma Slovensku tt, kto-
ri maju mastne urady, kto-
ri nedbaju ma slovencinu, ME
len sami, ale zvlaste ich die
tky uz i donna sa nevyucuju
slovensky, ale cesky!
Ufame, lie BOZ nasich rodu
vernych Slovakov bude zdar-
ny!
A ci my ostaneme ma stra-
ne v tom boji? Pravda, nasa
armada je rozbita nejako! !!
Nasa armada spi! Nasa ar
mada nedba, ze slovenska
rec ma byt' vykorenena to-
hoto sveta!
Draha Slovac, prebud' sa
- bojuj "a svoju milu a dra-
hi slovencinu!
Cujes ten hlas?!
Trava.
Zasial som travu. Kazdy
ma rad, ked' ma pekne oko-
10 domu. Zelena trava, kveti-
ny, ruze. Tesil som sa, sko-
70 "a par .dni zisla - uka-
zovala sa peknou.
Kazdy den som ju obzrel.
Clovek akosi ocami chce til
travu vytiahnut', ably cinl
skor rastla.
o par dni pozeram, poze-
ram a vidfm, ze moja dobra
trava hynie. ia som dobrli
travu zasial a diva trava Ii
sla a zabila dobrd.
Mnoho sa napracujeme,
sejeme, aby sme ciel' mohli
dosiahnut'. Ucit' a mucit' mu
sine to diet'a, aby sa dobre
naucilo, aby sa mu do srdca