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, 1935-06-28

A dipping western whiz concocted
by the able pen Of Oliver Drake and
directed by the equally able Bob
Hill forms a new creation In motion
picture entertainment for lovers Of
the western dramas.
The action begins with a prear-
ranged romance by a mysterious fig
ure, followed by q stage-coach hold
up, a kidnapping. a runaway. deep
rooted intrigue, fistic combats and
spectacular riding. In other words 1t
is packed with thrill upon thrill as
the story unwinds itself through the
experienced hands OF the writer. d.
rector and producer. Bill Cody rises
to the occasion again. this time as
the heroic Rambler" through the
Of his Arabian horse. his
smash-bang fist fights and his be-
with the lovely Catherine
Cotter. who plays the part Of Billy
Conroy."
, 1935-06-28

pact as they were found dead in q
tightly closed 1927 sedan into which
was piped deadly monoxide gas.
The exhaust pipe Of the a had
been pulled up into the a through
an opening in the floorboards.
Both Monson, who was about "a
years old, and Miss Nicholson. who
was about %. were deeply religious.
The man had a well thumbed New
Testament in his shirt pocket when
he died. and Miss Nicholson had
a Bible in which many passages
were UNDERSIGNED.
So far as officers have been able
to determine. the San Diego couple
had not been in the Valley long be-
fore they carried out their suicide
pact No traces have been found
Of them in the Valley. apparently
going directly to the beach after
coming here from Alice.
, 1935-06-28


have outlined MusSolini's reputed
psan Of action thus:
An arraignment OF Ethiopia be-
fore the league tribunal as unfit"
TO belong at Geneva or TO claim the
leagues protection would be fol-
lowed by a demand for an Italian
portectorate over the empire.
With that course Of procedure fall
ing, Italy would invade Ethiopia to
effect a complete solution" Of the
border dispute by force.
Despite the foreshadowed failure
OF his mission to Rome on the
Ethiopian question. Eden was con-
sidered to have achieved consider
able, success In his talks, both with
Mussolini and Premier Pierre Laval
of France. toward early conclusion
Of an eastern pact to include Ger
many.
, 1935-06-28
12-Year-Old NObleman Joins
List of Boys Who Have Run
Away as Circus Came to Town
BY MARIAN SHEEHAN
Central Press Writer

NEW YORK. June 28.-Some-
where IN this fair land and wide.
probably following a circus. is a
fair-haired, blue eyed boy OF y
whose noble lineage would make
him a grandee Of Spain, entitled to
wear his hat in the presence of the
King Ceven II the King were able
TO wear his CROWN.
He is Charles Count de Tavara
ana he ran away from home a
month ago, 1t is now revealed, be-
cause he %culd rather be a regular
American boy than play the role
Of q Little Lord Fauntleroy.
Charles has distinguished Amer
lean ancestry as well. His great
Srend-uncle was the beloved Little
Mac" or General George Brinton
Mcclellan. commander of the Union
forces in the early part of the War
Between the States.
NeighbOrs Started Trouble
But his wealthy mother. the
Countess Beatrice de Tavara. curled
his hair. That's what he told the
nudge IN the recurrent court fight
over his custody. and when he went
20 the circus a month ago dressed
no in Lord Fauntleroy fashion but
In blue flannel Knockers, a khaki
shirt with only a lilac sweater with
m embroidered monogram to be-
tray his degree-he did not return.
Charles was born a Count. His
father died before his birth. His
existence frs, came to the atten-
ton of the metropolis when curious
re.ghbors made complaints and the
Gle graystone town house in which
he lived with his mother Just west
OF Central Park was entered by
agents Of the children's society
armed with a warrant.
1t was first charged that Charles
mother had kept him locked in a
closet, a charge which was not sub
stantiated. It developed that Charles
was the victim of overweening
mother love and solicitude rather
than cruelty. His mother did not
let him 60 TO school with other BOYS
ana wanted him with her always
The society put the boy in the Five
Points Industrial Home at Pomona
and the mother brought habeaS
corpus proceedings TO recover his
custody.
80 Hated Curied Hair
The writ was argued in White
Plains. N. r.. before Justice VIII
liam r. Bleakley in Supreme Court.
Asked by the court : he wanted to
1--we with his mother, he said:
II dunno. ! know I'd be all right
bat I'd like TO stay az the Five
Home" N
(which would you like better?" the
Judge insisted. BE frank. Don't
b. afraid" /
, 1935-06-28

Samaritan brides are chosen for
their pearly white teeth. The
bridegroom files the teeth into ugly
stubs so that his wife will be un-
attractive to others after their
marriage.
, 1935-06-28

the phony titles Of their freaks,
they are not playing host to a real
count, who above all other things
wanted to be a regular American
boy.
, 1935-06-28
DITTMANN

Jan Kiepura, the handsome young
tenor now starring. with Sonnie
Hale and Marta Eggerth. in the new
GB musical comedy romance. "My
, 1935-06-28

Genuine 6immonds porch and
lawn gliders. Borderland Furniture
Store.-Adv.
, 1935-06-28

thrilling as they are ludicrous.
That Joe is better than ever goes
without saying, for he has a better
and funnier role than usual , and
one in which ne is given a real
opportunity. The story has more
romance than Is usual in a Joe E.
Brown comedy, the feminine lead
being taken by Olivia de Havilland.
The complete motion picture
films OF the recent "Braddock-Bae
Worlds Championship fight are
scheduled at the Arcadia Friday
and Saturday with the Joe +.
Brown picture "Allbi Ike" and
booked at the Rivoli theater In San
Benito. Saturday midnight preview.
Sunday and Monday.
, 1935-06-28
~RIVOLT-SAN BENTTD


The screens latest Omen film
Let En- Have IL" starring Rich
ard Arlen and Virginia Bruce. Is
scheduled for showing at the Ri
wolf theater In San Benito Friday
and Saturday and Saturday mid
mite preview, Sunday and Monday
at the Arcadia theatre in Harlin-
gen.
Let En- Have 10" discloses the
thrilling methods OF the Depart
ment OF Justice In their relentless
war on crime. The featured sup
porting cast to Arlen and Miss
Bruce in Let En- Have II" in
cludes Bruce Cabot. Harvey Steph-
ems, Gordon Jones. Eric Linden
and Alice Brady.
Arlen, Stephen and Jones are
seen as three fearless Federal
sleuths and the story deals with
their relentless pursuit OF Public
Enemy No. l."
, 1935-06-28
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-28

way from Albuquerque to Socorro and
along the banks of the Rio Grande
River after discovery Of a spot where
the missing tourists car overturned
and a young man occupant sought
help.
Bits Of aluminium from the car, a
packet of paper matches from ST.
Louis, woman's vanity case and what
appeared to be bloodStained upholstery
were found at the spot.
Officers theorized that Mr. and Mrs
George Lorius of East st. Louis, ILL.,,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Heberer OF
Duquoin, ILL.,, disappeared at some
point between Albuquerque and the
scene CT the wreck.
AS a result of the discovery, Gov
Tingley moved the National Guard
detachment of searchers into the So
zorro area to aid State police, sheriffs
and volunteer Searchers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-28
STAR WASHINGTON D. c. FRIDAY JUNE 49, 1885

and Club Director John P. Meshkoff,
the Jacobsens agreed to sponsor the
boat trip and outing and went ahead
with it, appointing Henry r. Hendley,
one Of their employees, to make the
arrangements.
When the boat arrived back in
Washington last evening there was
still food and drink left. 1t was
placed in two police cars and sent to
the German Orphan Asylum and the
Little Sisters of the Poor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-28
BOYS ENJOY
OUTING AT BEACH
Club Members Sail Down
to Chapel Point for
Swim and Fun,

Nine thousand rolls, $50 pounds of
hot dogs, 5000 bottles of pop, q boat
ride and an all-day swim at Chapel
Point, Md, won the acclaim Of 1900
youngsters and stamped as q success
the first annual outing of the Metro
politan Police Boys Club.
Flocking from Southeast, Southwest
and Kenilworth. and dressed in every
thing from overalls to bathing suits,
the boys assembled at the fifth pre-
cinct yesterday morning and marched
in parade formation to the Seventh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-28
NEW CLUES SPUR
SEARCH FOR -FOUR
Spot Found Where Car of
Missing Midwest Couples
Overturned.
By the Associated Press.

SOCORRO, N. Mex, June 28.-New
Mexico spurred its month-long search
for four missing Illinois tourists to-
day as new clues pointed out the Sec
ton where they are believed to have
disappeared.
I'VE are closing in," said Gov. Clyde
Tingley, who left his Office at Santa
Fe to take personal charge of the
widespread search.
The hunt today was concentrated
In the rugged Ayyoyos near the high
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-28
Huge Dam Opened.

In the first step in huge 20-year
plan for the irrigation of 100000
acres in Hyderabad, two-mile dam
has just been opened across the River
Manjra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-28

Street Wharves, where they boarded
the river steamer Potomac.
Dash ON to Swim.
The trip down the river was order
ly enough. most Of the boys enthu-
siasm being concentrated on the
"eats" and listening to the newly or
ganized 60-piece Boys Club Band.
But as soon as the boat locked at
Chapel Point the boys paused only
long enough to be welcomed by Police
Supt. Ernest w. Brown and Inspector
l.. I. H. Edwards, who had motored
to the resort, before scurrying to
bath houses.
A program Of base ball games, foot
races and other events had been plan
ned, but the only participants were
some rs boys who had no swimming
suits. The other members OF the
party found the water more to their
liking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-28
Jacobsens Sponsor Outinr.

Jac0bsens Sponsor Outing.
Eugene and Charles Jacobsen, own
ers of the Sterling Laundry and the
Arlington Bottling Co., regard the
Boys Club as fine crime-prevention
agency and decided to do something
for the members.
After discussing 1t with Mai. Brown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-28
Lorraine Seersucker Suits

Probably the coolest Summer suit. In new
weaves that are smarter than you had i'm
agined The neatest of checks, stripes, fig
ures and cords. Wash as easily as your shirt
and will not discolor or fade. Sketched,
right below.
THE MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-28
Palm Beach Suits

Famous from one end of the country to the
other for Summer GOODNESS and smartness.
In the new weaves and shades. Single and
double breasted and sports models.
Sketched, center below.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-28

Light weight and cool
in the popular Sum-
mer colors. White, or
white with clocks,
stripes or small de-
signs.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-13
Ease LEN PO TYCH
FARMEROCH.
New MiddletOWn, O,

New Middletown, O. -
Farmerom je najlepsie V
ostatnej stvrti roka, bo ma
ju co zakusovat', a k tomu
al vypit', bo 81 toho sajdri.
ku pririchtuju. V tomto me-
siaci sa po farmach najvia-
cej zabija swim a vselijaky
rozny statok a vsetko, co je
tlste, to sa bije, nuz majd
co zakusovat'. Ak tomu far
merovi pri stole zuby uz ne
vladzu obkusovat', skoci so
stolicky alebo lavice a hy-
baj dolu schodami do piv-
nice. Farmerka mysli, re ide
aida polozit' uhlia do for
mesa, ale moi farmer rovno
ku sudu a 81 dobre potiah-
ne asi ma styri alebo pat
d1skov, potrasie hlavou a
hybaj Ease hore schodami.
Ale ako ide nazad, uz sa
mu schody vida vacsie al
trochu SirSie, No ale darmo.
on vynde pomaly hore mimi,
vojde do kuchyne, vytiahne
sa potrasie pleciami a polka
sic 81 a hybaj nazad ku sto-
lu cerveny ako kapun. Far
merka cd pece len tax zaze-
ra - raz ma pee a raz ma
farmera, a ju uz nadvihuje
a cervenie sa uz al ona, ale
ME Cd sajdru, ako farmer,
ale cd zlosti.
Kedy-tedy farmer sa O.
hlasi a este ami nevypovie a
z farmerky sa uz mele bez
prestania. Ak je to uz ME ma
vytrfmanie, moi farmer vez-
me klobuk a hybaj do dvo-
Ira, po vonku chodi a obzera
" k.-
poka6 4 n dya. Kedy-tedy 81
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-13

!, i hlavu poskrabe a mysli:
toto treba, toho MET to by
bolo treba a to malo byt' uz
zaplatene, hento bude treba
platit'. To farmerovi tax hla-
WI naduri, ze nezna, co robi.
Vezme sa a hybaj Ease k to-
mu sudu, ale ME cez kuchyn-
ske dvere, ale vonkajsie a
potichu, ably farmerka ne
zbadala a potiahne Ease das
ma tri dusky. w je potion
chap a citi sa po farmersky.
Me jeden farmer povie: b.
daj no to i to pobilo, ked'
ma mas vyvolat' musel. Py-
tam "a odpustenie cd vset-
kych farmerov a farmerky.
Urodu sme mali dost' do
bru toho roku, bud Bohu
chvala, al poeasie SINE mali
dobre, bolo kedy robit' a 81
vsetko do poriadku doniest'
Ceny su dost' obstojne teraz
"a farmerske produkty, ale
ME "a vsetky. To, co 81 far
meri- sami predavaju medzi
robotnym Pudom, nuz "a to
dostanu cenu obstojnu, ale
co davaju kompaniam, "a to
majd bars slabo platene a
kompanie narodu to draho
predavaju. Ma priklad mile
ko kompania kupuje cd far
merov "a 2h Gently kvartu a
ona predava narodu "a 10
a IL centov, al to ME take
bohate mlieko, AXE kompa-
MIA dostane Cd farmerov. O.
ma predava mlieko SO perc.
a cd farmerov nemyslfm, ze
by dostala slabsie ako 40
perc. a vyse. Ale tomu su
farmeri sami ma pricine. ia
uz mnoho razy som farme-
rov vyzyval v Y. S. Novi-
mach ku mliecarstvu, ale do
teraz sa nikto neohlasil. Ny
slim, re i ia muslin prestat',
DO sa mix neohlasa.
A teraz zaspievam tym
farmerom a farmerkam:
Easel mi farmeru,
Easel mi len,
Easel mi do medzi
Kde sa neurodi,
Nerada plem.
w tebe farmeru lenik zisiel.
W tebe farmeru lenik zisiel
Cerveny, zeleny, jaj Boze moi
Cerveny, zeleny, jaj Boze moi
AbO tOtu:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-13

richovmu srdcA.
Pozde v noci vyruseny bol
prichodom Leparyho, ktory
'zameskal vlak do Pesti a
odtedy potul'oval sa po me-
ste. Ako skaredy zlozvuk
posobil v sny Leparyho ma
vrat u mladeho pravotara,
ktory mu uz davno boil zelal
st'astliv1 cestu a do 'nena-
vratenia!'
Ma 'Ma.ieri' zavcasu VISTA
vail. Hned', jako pocalo svi-
tat, boly zapriahnute voly
do rebrovca a zastaly pred
chyzkou. Potom vylozena
bola rakev, ktoru este wee
ra mesta priviezli, S mrt-
YOU Veronkou ma voz. Po-
sledne kvety posbierala vi.
ola a ovencila mimi pribytok
nest astnej devy. Potom Wy.
sadol TieSok ma voz, Kr.
chova vykladajuc a macha,
juc v povetri rukami. Voz pc
hnul sa S miesta. Ia min
chlapi a zeny ponahPali ss
tiez dolu do mesta ma po
hrab.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-13
PO KURZE ZUPY V.
S. K. SOKOLA.
Pise Stanislav Necko, taiom-
mix 2. okresu.

Zupa 5. S. X. Sokola, so
sldlom V Cleveland, o., od-
byvala svoj rocny kurz co te-
locvicnu, skolu, v dnoch 29.,
30. nov. a /. dec. pri Shore
1T. a Vencu Ill. v Lorain,
0. Ma tomto kurze Dol SOM
prltomny al ia CO zastupca
naseho l59. Sboru z Hasel-
tonu. Kurs sa zacal O 10. ho-
dine piatok rano a zakon-
Gil sa v nedel'u vecer, O pol
6. hodine bratom zupnym
velitelom VIM. Krajcikom a
zupnym spravcom, bratom
Mikovicom.
Co sa tyka programu po-
cas- celeho kurzu, ten vam tu
nejdem opisovat', ponevac no
uvidite v organe S. K. S.,
kde no poda zupny velitel'.
Chcem ale opisat' mole skd-
senosti pocas kurzu, lebo
som pozoroval "a cely cas- a
spozoroval som vel'ky roz-
diel medzi nasou americkou
slovenskou mladezou tn u
mas a tam.
Focas kurzu, v sobotu We
Ger, bola usporiadana tanec-
ma zabava. Ma zabave bol
som pritomny al ia. Pravda,
do tancu nebol by ma ma
hnal ami s kyjom, lebo som
bol ustaty cd cvicenia, ale
predsa citil som sa akosi
veselo, ked' som videl til slo-
vensku sokolskd mladez, ako
sa pekne po slovensky zaba-
vala. Ked' hudba hrala pol
ku, tancili pol'ku, po nasom
ked' hrala valcfk, tancili val
elk atd'. atd'. Ked' ale hud-
ba prestala hrat'? - tax
vsetci mladenci a dievcata
u Clevelandu, Lakewoodu,
Lorainu, Akronu, Cantonu
sisli sa do jednej hromadky
a spievali tie krasne sloven-
ske piesne, az radost' bola
sldchat' a ked' hudba zahra-
la, Ease len do tancu.
A tam som 81 pomyslel, ze
Boze, preco to u mas neni
tax veselo s tou mladezou.
Ale podla mojej skdsenosti,
lie l'ahko uhadnut', re pre-.
lco. Nuz preto, lebo po inJch
Imest6ch panuje q alovenslxz
II Z ss 4 ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-13
13. DECEMBR.A 1895.

Farmerecky styri,
Preco ste sa billy?
Pre- teba farmeru,
Ze SINE ia P1bily.
Farmerecka moja,
Boz sa Pana Boha,
Nepust'aj nikoho,
Ked' nina neni donna.
Abo TAXI:
Farmereciek sedem
A ia iba jeden.
Vsak ia vam vyvediem
Poriadok ma jesen.
Vessel mi je vessel,
Kym nepride jesen
A ked' mi pride jar, .4
Ma moi veliky zial'.
Ziale mann ziale nam,
='B 's51% t4,@ /
Ze farmerky nemam.
Ziale mat nebudem,
Farmerku mat budem.
S uctou a pozdravom ma
vsetkych citatel'ov Y. S. N.
a prajem vsetkym Slovakom
vesele sviatky!
Jozef Kubus.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-13

slety, zavody, kde sa moze
mladez rozpoznat' a kde je
vas syn a dcera chraneny cd
cudzej narodnosti a kde vas
syn alebo dcera ma prilezi-
tost' sa rozpoznat' so Slo-
venkou a Slovakom, Sokol-
kou a Sokolom, katolickou a
katolikom. A nebude to Ia
liam -Talianka, Grek alebo
Grecka, nebude to Magyar
orsagos, ale bude to Slovak
a Slovenka, katolik a kato-
licka. Teda dajte vase diet
ky, vasich synov a dcery dc
organizacie S. K. S.
Teraz niekol'ko slov ma
sim ctenym uradnfkom a L.
radnfckam sborov a vencov
okresu II. S. K. S. v Youngs-
town.
Mill bratia a mile sestry,
,ako vam je znamo, re nasa
zupa 5. vydrziavala telocvic-
ny kurz predminuly tyzden a
neviem, co je s nasim okre-
som, re nebol zastdpeny, a.
ko by NAL byt'. Zastdpene
boly len tri sbory a diva ven-
ce, a to boly Farrell, Hasel-
ton a Sb. ITS. Youngstown.
Ostatne sbory a vence nebo-
ly zastupene, kde maly byt;.
Viete, re buddceho roku bu-
de zupny slet a zavody vo
Farrell, Pa. a to v nasom O.
krese a ma tychto zavodoch
budu sa vyberat' campiori
Ease ma hlavny slet a zavody
do Pittsburghu, a preto mas
okres must mat najviac cvi-
ciaceho clenstva do buduce-
no sletu. Preto apelujem ma
sbory a vence, pot'azne sbor-
ceky, ably organizovaly cvi-
ciace clenstvo po svojich sbc-
roch a vencoch elm skor, a
my vam budeme ma pomoci
S cvicenim. Name tn zupne-
no podvelitel'a br. j. Pora-
cky a tiez al okresneho, a ia
Dol som tiez ma kurze, tedy
cvicby zname dokonale. TAX
akonahle sorganizujete cvi-
ciace clenstvo, tax mas povo-
LATTE a my d'acne prfdeme
vam cvicby pokazat'. .
A co je S nasou okresnou
pokladnicou? Ma minulej
rocnej schodzi bolo prijate,
re kazdy sbor a venice ma u
sporiadat' nejaku zabavu pre-
okresnu pokladnicu, ale do
savad' to neurobil ziaden
sbor ami venice, vyjmuc vo
Farrell. Farrellsky sbor a
venice usporiadaly zabavu e.
ste vo februari a cisty IVY
sok bol mi zaslany bratom
Harbulakom, sborovym uc.
tovnikom, v obnose $500.
A CO sa tyka ostatnych sbo.
row a vencov, nepocuvam
mic a blizi sa nam uz druha
rocna schodza, teda sa usi.
lujme nieco usporiadat' este
do rocnej schodze.
Znacim sa s bratskym zdal
Bob!
Stanislav Necko,
Sc Palmer Av., Campbell, 0
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-13

namornych moe
nosti. Japonsko ma tejto kon-
ferencii ziada paritu so Spo-
Ty 81 vari zly a Viola ia
predsa tax rada ma - ona
mi to raz al povedala, ked'
som sa jej to opytala, ale
som jej prispubit',
re to nepoviem nikomu."
"A teraz vyzradila 81 to
predsa -"
"Ano, pred tebou, pred |
druhymi ME; ale ia poviem
Viole, re ty nezasluzis, ably
ia mala rada, lebo ju ty e.
ste vzdy nerad -
"To jej nevrav, - radsej
ME, poviem jej to sam -
a ona 81 mysli - oj, hadan-
ka -- a ia historic tym pr
stehom -" hutal Imrich a
opruc sa do stolca, hpadel
blazenym pohladom do
prazdneho vzduchu.
"Ten je u nej'', tvrdilo
diet'a; "vies, Imrisko, ia 81
myslim, re ona no chce pre-
nina odlozit', lebo vie, re je
to moi
Ale Imrich nepocuval
Wac. Este vzdy oprety sedel
a rozmySral - -- A vyzor
jeho boil vyzorom vel'mi st "a
stneho cloveka. Po chvili
vstal hore a povedal tichej
Emke:
"A teraz - dones 81 sem
knihy a uc sa, alebo tn 81 po-
zeraj tieto obrazky.
On ale zacal prechadzku
po izbe. Myslel len na seba,
ma svoje st 'astie, myslel ma
Violu, ma utrapenu jej tva-
ricku, ma smutny pohpad o.
ci a ma ten divny smiech.
Porozumel teraz vSetkemu.
Akym hlupym bol on do
siaP, re nevedel 81 ju uz da-
vno ziskat', uz davno jej to
povedat', uz mohli byt'
st'astni A akym sle-
pym bol, re, nevidel, necf-
til. "Oj, Viola y"
Zastal - jeho zraky po-
moreno boly V diaPku.
"Ty ubohe diet'a! Co tr-
pet musela 81 u mas! Ty O.
povrzena dcera podpalaca.
- Oh, ME 81 tym, davno som
ol'utoval tie slova - davno.
Nam ia "a co prosit' o od-
pustenie a sl'ubit' ii, ze cd
tychto cias nesmies Wac tr-
piet' - ME, len st'astie, ra-
dost' bude tvojim podielom.'
Emka z boku hladela ma
neho a usmievala sa z polo
vice vel'mi figliarsky, po-
lovice v nedorozumeni.
"Pojdem 81 rano sam po
nu!' ustalil sa konecne,
potom pojal Emku "a ruku a
obidvaja. sli ku veceri, ktoru
starry pan dnes nemohol do
Gkat'. Pri veceri nezmienil sa
Imrich ami slovom o prsteni,
len ked' odchodil, riekol ku
macoche:
"Zelam 81, mama, aby ste
slecnu Violu usetrily histo-
riou o prsteni. IMAM, re celia
vec zaklada sa ma omyle a
preto vypatram to SAM
Vilinska mlcky kyvla hla-
YOU. Herminka hodila stroj-
nou hlavkou a pozrela ma
Imricha z vysoka. No, on ne
robil 81 2 toho mic, lebo ju
dnes ami nevidel. Sadnul 81
ma stolicku, ma ktorej zvykla
Viola sedavat', ked t1torovi
svojmu predcitovala noviny
- a rozpraval sa otcom
To sa choremu vel'mi paci
10 a preto hladkal synovu
hlavu, ako zvyknul Violinr
hladkat'. Ba spomenul 81 nj
lposledniu hovoriac:
Ale ale Ola 80 ha
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