davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1935-07-04
Catnip Used to Trap
Montana Mountain Lion

Great Falls, Mont.--Want a noun
tain lion rug for your parlor7 It's
easy to get one. Just drag out the
old catnip. A trap, baited with
catnip. fish oil, anise oil, and other
scents, trapped one near here. Mr..
Mountain Lion shifted around, stun
bled into the trap, and now he's
rug.
Smyrna times., 1935-07-04
SAFETY
COUNCIL NEWS
Setting Off of Fireworks and
the Dangers That Result
From Use of Them
CARE SHOULD BE USED

The arrest of seven children in
Wilmington recently for setting off
fire-crackers in violation of an or
dinance prohibiting their use with
in the city limits is a vivid remind
er that not even the law is suffic-
lent protection against the menace
to life and limb that exists in the
form of fireworks, declares Walter
Dent Smith, president and manager
of the Delaware Safety Council, in
plea for a safe and sane Fourth
of July celebration. These chill
dren, he says, may not have inten-
tionally violated the law but they
did expose themselves to the risk
of blindness and mutilation that
can be caused by even the so-called
harmless fireworks" There is
no doubt that this ordinance has
greatly curbed this danger in Will
nington and in other Delaware
cities where the same ordinance
exists but the problem, as far as
the rest of Delaware is concerned,
becomes one that should demand
the instant and vigilant attention
of parents in the absence of any
such law. Mr.. Smith continues:
There are now somewhere in Del
aware many children alive, heal
thy and happy-who within the
next few days will be badly burned
or otherwise seriously injured and
mutilated as the result of fire
works accidents in connection with
the celebration of the Fourth of
July. There are today about
America dozens of children who,
within the next week or two will
have died horrible deaths in fire.
works accidents. There are in the
United States today hundreds of
youngsters whose eyes. bright and
shining today, will be seriously in
jured and perhaps altogether blind
ed in fireworks accidents this year
This is what happened last year
and it will happen again this year
unless you and your neighbors do
something to stop the needless
slaughter. No one knows just
which of our children will be these
victims. They may be your chill
dren or your neighbors'. There is
no such thing as safe and sane fire.
works; even so-called harmless
/ sparklers" have killed many chill
dren and blinded scores of others.
There will be no safe and sane
Fourth until it is impossible for a
little child to buy or otherwise Sc
cure fireworks of any kind. The
Delaware Safety Council offers
these suggestions to those interest
ed in making the Fourth of July a
really glorious and safe holiday:
a. Use no fireworks and make
it impossible for your children to
use fireworks before or after the
Fourth Of July.
~ If you do use fireworks on
the Fourth Of July, put no fire.
works in the hands of little chill
dren; there Is no such thing as safe
fireworks for little children. Deaths
have been caused by so-called
harmless sparklers and by other
apparently harmless" fireworks.
(3) If your children do use any
fireworks, be present and watchful
throughout the celebration to eau
fion against or stop any risky
practice.
Smyrna times., 1935-07-04
Oddities in 7OdnyS News
pHOToGRA PIED FOR THE SMYRNA TIMES

:, SAN DIEGO, Cal. -
y The man who guesses
your weight at tn e
San Diego Fair, tax
ing you 15 cents If he
guesses within 5 lbs.
and presenting you a
cane IL he doesn't,
nearly went bankrupt
when this healthy citi-
zen tipped the Toledos
at 600 pounds! Note
six canes won by the
customer, and bewild-
cred head-scratching
by proprietor on right.
The face of the scale
says honest weight"
j too.
Smyrna times., 1935-07-04
Egyptian Cows and Chicken,

Egyptians have cows and chick
ems Egyptian cattle are short
horned, rather small and well
formed. They are quiet in dispo-
sidon and much valued for agri-
cultural labor and are rarely slaugh-
tered for meat. Poultry is plenti-
full, and eggs form a considerable
item In the exports.
Smyrna times., 1935-07-04
Static Sparks Cause Fires

Small sparks due to static elec-
tricity are known to cause occa-
sional hres.
Smyrna times., 1935-07-04

RADIO GUN DE-
TECTOR-Guard
Is shown remov-
ing concealed re-
voiver discovered
by new weapon
detector mechan-
ism developed by
DIR. David Luck,
@P NEc en-
gineer at Camden.
N. j. Introduction
of q siDeaAe met
al object upsets
q balanced radio
circuit which sets
OF alarm.
Smyrna times., 1935-07-04
West Point, Annapolis Student.

Students at West Point cannot
change to Annapolis without first
resigning from West Point and get
ting an appointment to the Naval
academy.
Smyrna times., 1935-07-04
SUNDAY DINNER
Suggestions
BY ANN PAGE

THE prices of meats and poultry have
continued to lose altitude during the
past week, lamb and fowl most spec
tacularly. Egg prices have not changed
but lower prices are anticipated for
butter.
Green beans are temporarily the
brightest star in the vegetable firma-
ment with peas, carrots, beets, caull-
flower and lettuce almost equally so.
They are all plentiful and consequently
cheap. Onions, celery, broccoli and
tomatoes are fairly high.
Melons and berries are the best fruit
choices, particularly cantaloupes, hon
eydews and watermelons, blackberries,
raspberries and huckle- or blueberries.
Here are three menus made up from
seasonable foods adapted to different
budget levels:
Low Cost Dinner
Braised Lamb Shanks
Mashed Potatoes Creamed Carrots
Bread and Butter
Blueberry Cake Lemon Sauce
Tea or Coffee. Milk
Medium Cost Dinner
Cold Chicken Vegetable sala
Picked Beets
Bread and Butter
Jellied Fruits Custard Sauce
Tea or Coffee Milk
Very Special Dinner
Jellied Consomme
Roast Beef Drowned Potatoes
Green Beans
Green Salad Roquefort Dressin
Bread and Butter
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-05-24

Alan LeMay. young master OF
"western" fiction. whose latest
thriller appears in the columns OF
this newspaper. brings 10 this virlle
type OF American literature a fresh
viewpoint and a rolsterlng. pic
tureSque style.
In Winter Range" be achieves
the unique accomplishment OF com
binlng a gun-smoklng. hoof-beating
tale OF a cattle war with a fascinat-
ing mystery that rivals the tech
nIque OF today's outstanding writer's
OF detective" stories. His goose
flesh suspense keeps the reader
hanging on TO the very last word.
LeAIay. who makes his home in
San Diego, Calf. numbers among
his successes Painted Ponies"
"One Of Us Is a Murderer" "Gun-
sight Trail" and Thunder In the
Dust" He Is known for his contri-
buttons 10 Golfers. Cosmopolitan
and the Saturday Evening Post.
Now we invite you to seek adyen-
ture with him in Winter Range =
1t will appear serially in this news
paper.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-05-24
OUR WEEKLY ROUNDUP

{. ". Cisney, contractor
Of the Jones brick block and
the bank building. returned
from a trip 10 Phoenix Mon
day. accompanied by Mrs.
Cisney. who came for a few
days visit with her husband.
Ollie Spruell. who is oper-
ating q farm near Florence.
was in Coolidge Thursday
nursing a fractured collar
bone and q bruised chest. the
result Of loading a barrel of
gas onto a truck.
We are advised that the
Tucson motorcade which was
scheduled TO tour the towns
OF the valley today have
postponed this trip for the
present and the date Of their
visit will be announced
later.
W. l.. Thompson. manager
Of the local FERA advises
that Miss Tonkins. case
worker who has been station
ed here for awhile. has been
transferred 10 Florence and
has been replaced here by
Miss Gladys Perkins.
Dick Arnold. proprietor Of
Arnold's Electric Shop in
Coolidge. has Just completed
the contracts for wiring the
new Valley National Bank
building and the new quar-
tiers for Dams Cafe.
Mrs. F. II. Hutson. Of
Phoenix. visited here Sunday
with her husband who is
bookkeeper for the Pinai
Implement company They
have leased apartments here
and will be at home in
Coolidge in the near future
NJ. T. Risner. popular
principal Of the Winkelman
schools and former principal
Of Coolidge schools. was q
pleasant caller at this office
Tuesday. and while here re-
newed his subscription TO
the Examiner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hermon
Myers returned Tuesday
from Hot Springs. New
Mexico, where Mr.. Myers
has been taking baths and
both enjoying fishing while
there. They brought back
three large catfish, averag-
ing about twelve pounds, /
the honor Of the largest be-
longing to Mrs. Myers and
il is interesting to hear her
experience of the landing.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-05-24
Read This News And Save

Have just purchased
thirty-five Elgin and Wal
ham watches to sell at four
ninety-eight; one week only.
See window.+Sheller's Jew
elry Shop.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-05-24
Food Sale

The ladies of the l.. D. S.
church will hold a food sale
at Pay'n Takit store Satur-
day morning, May 25. Lots
of nice cakes and other good
eats will be found there.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-05-24
Read This News And Save

Have just purchased
thirty-five Elgin and Wal
ham watches TO sell 1T four
ninety-eight; one week only.
See window.-Sheller's jew
elry Shop.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-05-24
Read This News And Save

Have just purchased
thirty-five Elgin and Wal
ham watches to sell at four
ninety-eight; one week only.
See window.-Sheller's Jew
elry Shop.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-05-24

SIR. and Mrs. Harry Cul-
bert left Saturday for Pres
colt 20 visit with Mrs. Cul-
bert's parents.
We have used A. X.
Electric Radio. Good condi-
ton. Only S1O.00.-Breeze
Radio Service.
Mrs. Raye Hodgeson. Bis
bee. former teacher at kenil-
worth. has been visiting
with the Prather family.
Freda. the little daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. K. s. Mas
san. is recovering after a
serious illness with throat
trouble.
John Goree returned
Monday from Calexico. Cali
fornia. where he visited his
mother and sister in their
nome tnere.
a. c. Stockton. manager
OF the Pinal Implement
company made a business
trip 10 Mariana and Tucson
Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Ashcraft,
from near Florence. were
Coolidge visitors Wednes-
day and ordered the Ex-
miner while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Olney and little daughter.
Patricia Ann. have returned
20 Coolidge from a short
residence in Phoenix.
Inventor wants $500 20
500 10 put three inventions
on market. Wonderful OPP
portunity. Carl Hawk. Cool
idge. Arizona.
Claud Gardner. Of Wilcox
and nephew Of our Asa Car
dner. is looking after busi-
ness affairs in Coolidge this
week.
Ed. Collins took his bio
oded fighting games 10
Phoenix Sunday and return
ed with an excellent record.
winning eight out of nine
fights.
Mrs. J. A. McLaurin has
as her guests. her mother,
Mrs. r. w. Welborn. and
Mrs. McLaurin's sister. Mrs.
j. y. Pryor. both of Missis-
sippi.
Edwin and Wayne, sons Of
Mrs. Chas. d. Elledge. left
for Duncan. Arizona, this
week TO visit with their
grandmother. Mrs. W. T. /
Gale.
w. f. Mutt. now of Phoe-
nix and former postmaster
OF Coolidge, was here /
Wednesday looking after
property and business inter-
ests here.
Mike Harding came into
our office the other day
with the startling news that
a catfish out at the lake had
a bunch of kittens. We will
take worms on subscription.
Mrs. William Johnson and
daughters. Betty and Helen.
were here from Phoenix
Monday visiting the husband
and father who is foreman
on Mauk theater building.
J. Birdsall, of the Union
Glass company. Phoenix. is
in Coolidge this week to in
stall the plate glass fronts
for the Jones brick block and
the new bank building.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Sterl-
ing, of Phoenix, were in Cool
idge Tuesday as the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. d. s. Davis.
Mr.. Sterling is an old time
friend of Mr.. Davis.
c. X. Kennedy, a prosper
Gus farmer of the Casa
Grande country and an Ex-
aminer reader, was an ap-
preciated caller at this office
Wednesday.
Bob Foy returned Satur-
day from a two weeks stay
in Hot Springs. New Mexico.
Carr McNatt was a Cool
idge visitor from Casa
Grande Tuesday.
Z. L. Martin says he is get
49, H. L. - -
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-05-24

For Sale-Tomato, Egg
and Bell Pepper plants
Blackwells, across from
Borree No. 4.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-05-24
City and farm property for
.ale. Hobby Agency.

Phone news items TO the
Examiner, No. 81.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-05-24

Get our prices on cotton
chopping hoes.-Davis'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-23
KRASNE OBRADY SLOZE-
MA SLAVNYCH SL'UBOV.

New Castle, Pa. - Kras-
ma smutna, nevsedna slav-
most u otcov benediktlnov
odbyvala sa dina 2. julia v
pritomnosti mnoheho naboz-
neho rudu. - Mill citatelia,
mono ste citali vo vsetkych
novinach slovenskych i ang-
lickych O milom pokroku
slov. benediktfnov. V dopise
tomto bolo pisane o 27 Stu
dentoch v Atchison, Kan, V
kolegiume sv. Benedikta, z
ktorych traja boil mladi slo-
venski benediktini, ktori do
stall bakalariat liberalnej a
vedeckej vzdelanosti. z tych-
to trOch mladikov bol Je-
den, o ktorom chcem pisat',
len on NAL til zvlastnu slav.
most skladania sl'ubov, ctih
| frater Pavel Taracko Kla.
! mar.
Asi niekolko dni pred slav
most 'ou dostala SON utesenJ
list a pozvanku cd fir. Pavla
ably som sa zucastnila jeho
slavnych slubov, ktore ma
skladat' u otcov benedikti
nov v Clevelande. TAX dina
2. julia dosla som do Cleve
landu s mojou dcerou Hele
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-23

nou a Mariou Taracko, Sc
strou p. fra. Pavla. Ked' sme
prisly do chramu, Dol uz pre-
plneny (lebo SINE prisly asi
Is minlt neskoro, lebo z
New Castle do Clevelandu
.je asi tri hodiny cesty), ale
hoci boil preplneny ludom
otcami benediktinmi, predsa
som len isla do predu -
snad' tam uvidim toho, ko-
no vrele milujem, tax ako
svojho vlastneho syna. Ked'
som 81 kl'akla popri lavici,
hned' mi veriaci urobili mie-
sta. ia ale, vidiac, ze najdp.
opat sluzi sv. omsu a I'M
dvaja dostpp. mu posluhu.
jd, pozeram, kde by moho]
byt' ten fir. Pavel. Hoci som
sa modlila, zazrela som preo
oltarom prestretu ciernu pla
chtu, jakou zakryvaju tru'
hlu, bolo mi napadne, precc
sd tam tie horace sviece, a.
ko okolo truhly a preco Wy
zvanajd tie zvony ako ns
pohrab, a zas vsetci dpp. "a
cinajd spievat' pohrabne zal
my. A ia este vzdy vyhl'a
davam fir. Pavla, re moznt
no len niekde spatrim. My
slela som 81 -. povolal ma
ma slavnost' skladania stu
bov a my SINE zaiste prisl.
uz neskoro. Ami som maine
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-23
cou a s pol'utovanim pohla-
dila hlavku Emkinu.

cOu a s polutoVanlm pohla-
dila hlavku Emkinu.
"Ale teraz uz pri tebe bu-
dem spavat'! Ach, Viola, ne
pust' ma z tel izbicky, tam
je tax ticho, dobre a - Vio-
la - mama tt nam ia veru
nepride!'
"Ci ste vedno, Wy svatus-
ky?" opytala sa Herminka,
ked' zazrela Emku okolo vi
oily. "Ved' spolu patrite, le-
bo veru este nevidela som
mic tax odporneho, ako je
vasa zat'ata, skareda tvrdo-
sijnost'
Ema chcela odpovedat'
nieco ME detinskeho, no vi
ola sohla sa mad flu a po-
septala jej:
"Nechaj, Emuska, ved' O.
ma to ol'utuje!
"Oj, ty 81 este len z tych
Prezriem ia, prezriem; ha-
dam som tax hl1pa, ze nevi-
dim, kan smeruje tvoje Ii
chotenie tejto zabe?! Skrze
sestru chces 81 naklonit' bra
tai"
Viola zbl'adla; ruka, kto-
rou drzala objatd Emku,
stiahla sa krcovite a hnevny
blesk ozivil jej oko.
"Oj, ale to 81 celkom q
skoro z hlavy vybi, lebo to,
no, kym som ia tu, mic ne
bude, ME veru - to mozeE
vediet', lebo Imrovi 81 nicim
- este menej, pre- neho eel
:. kom nejestvujes! Zachova
81 to, dievcatko, - a nena
= per 81 to Wac do tvojej hlav
. ky!' S tym pozrela este ra;
, ma Violu a chvejuce sa die
l ia a odisla. Emka pustil;
: Violu a pozrela ma nu. &C.
= ii to povedala, Vola?"
"Nit, diet'a, hluposti! -
> Zabudni ma to. vies, mil
4 diet'atko, nepovedz to nike
i. mu, - vsak yer posluchneI
a Emca?"
Gale ami Imrovi? Ved' g
: ko by som tomu nepoveds
: la? On i'm potion must pc
hrozit' ach, keby len skor
prisiel domov! ia sa uz bt
Jim bez Imra, a" - Viol
. pri tom obzrela sa bojazl
vo - ''ja manu- nechcer
' Wac. ME, ia ju nemam ra
y da!"
: "To by bolo! Ty mus
manu- milovat', ona ii le
dobre chce, ked' ia al trt
" sce!" ..u
"A ci je to dobre, ked' t
tax stisne, ako do kliest'o O
;, ze ma al teraz bolt, Viola :
> ach, pocuj, ona mi je lie
predsa macochou!"
''Emka!' zvolala Viola
!; nemalym zhrozenim,- "kt
:. . ii to povedal?''
K "Oj, vravia to vsetci L,
dia, i dievcata ma ulici a
n skole. A potion, we'd viem .
z povestf, ze nacochy ME s
J. dobre!"
n ITO nesmies Wac hovorit
ami mysliet'! A co v pov
J. st'ach stojf, to ME je vsetl
o pravda, we'd to aida vies!
j ITO viem, ze Go o str
!" gach a jezbabach stoji,
J, tych nieto, ale o mac
e chach!"
/ ''Dost', Emuska, to Wac
; nepovedz pred nikym. We,
! tvoja mama ii bola dosia
a dobrou a osetrovala ia al
! najlepsie, vies, ze 81 bola (;
n sto chora, ked' 81 bola m
II icka!"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-23

nej netusila, ze Fl. Pavel by
bol zakryty tou ciernou pia-
chto,l ako zomrely. Tie srnu-
the obrady trvaly asi Is mi
nut. Tu naraz horace sviece
odstranili a dvaja Opp, po-
zdvihli til plachtu $ dlazky a
koho vidim zdvihat' sa, ak
ME fir. Pavla! Oh, tn mole
materske srdce stisnul zial'
cd bolesti al radosti - po-
rozumela som vsetkemu .te-
raz, co sa to robi. to som
porozumela, ze nielen fr.
Pavel, ale al vsetci otcovia
benediktfni umieraju pre- ten
to svet len jedine Bohu a
narodu chci sllzit'. aKeH pri
siel cas- esy. prijin1ania, fr.
Pavel pristipil k oltaru a
prijal Jeziskaia .Boha, ia ale
tiez som prijala Cd najdp. O.
pata prijimanie Jezisa,
ktoreho som s. 'neoby ycajnou
vrcunost 'ou v teilto den pri-
jala. A nehanbir1 sa to W.
znat' pred verejnost 'ou. Ver-
te mi, moji mill priatelia, ze
pocas celej slaynosti plaka-
la som cd radosti. Potom
najdp. opatovi podana bola
stolicka ma stredok k olta-
ru, fir. Pavel pristupil k ne
mu a najdp. opat obliekol
mladeho sl'ubenca do povy-
sujuceho rucha. Potom mali
osvp. opat Gmuca vePmi kra
snu kazen, ktora pozostava-
la z vysvetle,'ia veriacim, ze
Go znamenajl tie obrady. z
tel kazne len to som 81 do,
bre zapamatala: Nesmut'te
| sa Wy, pomocnico fra. Pavla
nesmut'te sa sestry, bratia
ami veriaci, neplac synu moi
re 81 umrel svetu, lebo pre-
Jezisa, Boha a narod zijes
Poslusny 81 boil dosial' a Boil
ia povysil, teda bud Bohl
poslusny i nad'alej...
Pc slavnosti boly SINE po
volane do klastora, kde holy
SINE poctene slovenskym o
bedom, pri ktorom SINE S;
poradovaly fir. Pavlom. Pc
tom sme iSly do cakarne, kd'
mas prisli navstivit' v sprie
vode fra. Pavla najdp. opat
Hovoril nami dost' hodnl
chviPu. Ked' pri tel prilezi
tosti som mu povedala, 4
majl vel'a t'azkosti v ia,
kritickych casoch spravovat
, vsetko, co potreba vyzaduje
pre- stavbu atd'., on poveda.
) ze bolo by to vel'1ni l'ahkc
keby vsetci Slovaci, co su
, Amerike, dali aspoil "a DIV
: roxy po pat centov mesae
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-23

ne. .Tato benediktinska vys-
sia. skola by bola tym vypla-
tena. Mily mas najdostoj-
nejsi otce, pan opat, my slo-
venske zeny sl'ubujeme Yam
pomoc, hoci SINE len zeny, a.
lie " meme Bozom vsetko 81
vyprosime. s.r.
Znacim sa v Kristu a ma
rode, II
Zuzanna J. Klamar.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-23

- Youngstownske Sloven-
ske Noviny prinasaju najroz-
manifesto citanie najroz-
manitejsfch udalostiach a ve-
ciach. z Mich sa poucfte! A
stoja len So ma rok.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-23
SIROTA PODHRADSKYCH
Roman.
Napisala TEREZIA VANSOvA.
Roman.

prosila no, ably jej este as
pom raz zahral, lebo dnes ze
potrebuje potechy Wac, ako
inokedy.
Kym hral, Viola mala o.
pretu tvar o ruku a oci Ia
tvorene. Zdalo sa, re je JeJ
myself d'aleko, d'aleko od-
tial'; len tie zvuky donnie
vaju k nej srozumitel ne, inc
ale uniklo jej pozornosti do
celia. Ked' zastal, strhla sa
deva a Daniel pozrel ma lu
i teraz S tym zahadnym a
podivnym usmevom ma tvari,
ktory tlumocil asi to: "Ked'
ia budem fararom!"
Viola sa vzchopila; tenn
ny rumenec polial jej tvar a
ona podala Danielovi ruku.
"Vd'aka vam, vd'aka i "a
tento pozitok! Wy ste mi da-
Ii pokoj nazpat, Wy naucili
ste ma mysliet', verit', du-
fat! Bob vam bud vynahra-
dou!"
Daniel wal Violinu poda-
vanu ruku, a stisnul ju vre.
lie.
"Nie, Wy ned'akujte! ia
nam Go d'akovat'!" zvolal
ia tie chvile, pine nepozna
nej radosti, ktore som vo va
Sci prftomnosti prezil, a kd'
naucil som sa verit', re
malieka sila, ako je moja
ME je bez ceny!'
"Boh vas sprevadzaj
bud vam podporou ma TAI
kej putt vasej!" zvolala Vic
la este raz.
"Pozdravte mi Emusku
povedzte jej, prosim, aby n
. zapominala ma nauky, ktor
som jej daval, a ably podl
zala v pamati i obraz svojh
ucitel'a."
"Vykonam vd'acne, b
mono, ze este i sama prid
sa rozl1cit' vami. Este ra
s Bohom!" septala a opusti
la izbu. Tam Won stretla S
so starenkou, ktora hladil
pradlo a bola celia rozohris
: ia.
: "Ci uz ides, Violka?"
: "Ano; myslim, ze ma de
!, ma budu uz hl'adat' a k tt
: mu ujec ma rad zavcasu svt
: ju veceru." A odobrala S;
: - Ma altane Vilinskych d.
4 mu stal Imrich S Herminko1
divaj1c sa dolu ma nu.
= Tam dnu ale v malom dol
: ceku snil vel'ky ten rojk
4 sen svoj d'alej: "Ked' b'
E dem fararom!"
= "Co riekla? Ze naucil sol
: ju mysliet', verit', dufat'
A l'lbit' ME? Ci otvori s
a dakedy jej srdce tomuto B.
Y ziemu kvietku? Kto rozlus
= tito krasnu hadanku? K,
], mu rozvinie sa jej nedotkn1
J, te, ciste srdce k opravdov
= mu citeniu?'
u 3. Domace potyGky.
Y Pani Vilinska a Herminl
V navratily sa nasledkom tel
: gramu Violinho domov. C
: stou v Prahe nakupily 81 l
tky ma smdtocne saty a z
o vote, ved' nemozno vediet
!. Go ich donna ocakava. Medz
: tym stav nemocneho Viii
s skeho zlepsil sa natolko,
: predbezne nebolo prfciny
bavat' sa toho najhorsieh
: no, ami velkym nadejam ]
e uzdravenie nemohli sa d
maci oddavat'. Ked' pris
1
: pani domov, vtiahol no
: ruch do domu. Zprvu vel'l
nariekala mad svojfm MANI
E lom; pozdejsie ale robi
= Viole vycitky, Re ich po d
: romnici nal'akala s jej tel
y gramom, ked 'ze nebolo
e tax vel'mi nebezpecne. K t
: mu v jej stave a nemoci, k
q zdy must uznat',. ze jej L.
! vel'mi skodf.
y Herminka, uz cele vyras
y Ia hIrinS a svinza krSska ,