davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-29
NAJVACSf NEPRIATEL'
CLOVEKA - HMYZ.

DR.. Horn, znamy zoolog,
dlho trvajucim podrobnym
skumanim .zistil, re ma nasej
zenli je asi $4,000 druhov
roznych savcov, $4,000 dru-
hov v risi vtakov, 10000 roy
nych druhov ryb - ale to
vsetko su cisla len vepmi
male, pretoze najvacsiu risu
zivocisstva tvori obrovsky
pocet hmyzu. DR.. Horn ma
vo svojom sozname hmyzu
100000 mien a kazde memo
znamena my druh hmyzu.
Hmyz je vsade, S vynimkou
dvoch hmot: skla a zeleza.
Vsade indie ma celom svete
je plno hmyzu a vsetko pod
lieha hmyzu. Hmyz zije rov
mako v krajoch tropickych,
ako v studenych oblastiach
polarnych, vo vode i ma su-
chu, vo vzduchu, v baniach
a nechybuje ma pr. ami v Pc
troleji, vyslom 20 zeme. Iny
odbornik v stddiu hmyzu, DIR
Howard tvrdi, re pritomna
donna sa nepravom nazyva
epochou l'udstva. Me je nou
- je epochou hmyzu. Me-
dzi hmyzom a clovekom je
boj ma zivot a ma smrt'. Cim
Wac bude l'udstvo informo-
vane o tomto svojom ne
priatePovi a O velikosti ne
bezpecia, ktore mu cd neho
hrozi, tym bude tento boj
1 cloyeka prot hmyzu vacsi.
I w dnes ma pr. Francia wy
! dala v boji proti revokazu
ma svojich viniciach v po-
slednych so rokoch Wac ako
4 200 bilionov frankov. Spa
/ nielsko vydava v boji prot
komaru, roznasajucemu ma
4 lariu 20 a 25 milionov roc.
ne. Cely svet bojuje prot
znehodnocovaniu szvieracich
kozi hmyzom, proti molom
4 plosticiam, blcham, msiciam
3 mniske atd'. atd'. Met re.
4 me, ktora by nebola hmyzr
4 poplatna a kde by hmyz ne
4 posobil rocne ohromne sko
: dy.
Ale ma druhej strane mu
sine uznat', ze zivot mno
: hych druhov hmyzu je vel
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-29
PODAKOVANIE.

Vsetkym nasim pribuznym,
priatepom a susedom vyslo-
vujeme nase uprimne vd'a-
ky "a ich utechu v nasom
hlbokom ziali mad odumretim
nasho milovaneho 15-rocneho
syna Leonardo A. Koval, ako
al "a poslednd dctu, ktor1
mu pri pohrabe preukazali.
Dakujeme vrele "a krasne
kvety, ktore boly darovane
cd nasej rodiny, cd susedov
a cd priatePov a cd Sboru
258. S. T. J. Sokol. z uprim-
nych srdc d'akujeme sused-
nym chlapcom neboheho ka-
marathon, ktori mu preuka-
zali til najvacsiu poslednu u
ctu a nasbierali prenho taky
pekny obnos, ze mu kdpili
krasny kos kvetin a ostatok
darovali ma svatu omsu pre-
neho. Dakujeme vrele pria-
teton Michal Jurko, Karol
Baka, Andrej Osika, ktori sa
postarali o pozicanie auto
mobilov pre- smdtocny sprie-
vod ma cintorin. Podobne
d 'akujeme vsetkym tym, kto-
ri automobily pozicali.
Teda vd'aka vsetkym este
raz, ktori akymkol'vek spo-
sobom preukazali nasemu
milovanemu synkovi tu po-
slednl dctu a ktori mas pote-
sovali v nasom vel'kom "a
rmutku.. Dakujeme p. Vas
cakovi "a krasne vypraveny
pohrab a obsluhu a d'akuje-
me Rev. ]. Novakovi "a sm1-
tocne obrady a ltesne slova
Ii krasnu kazen. Pan Bob "a
plat!
i Andrej 4 Maria Koval
i - dcerou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-29
timely chow obrov.

Professor, Rowntree z fila
delfickej univerzity urobil
zaujimavy objav v biologic-
kom obore, ktory bude mat
iste vel'ky vyznam v lekar-
stve. Ma zaklade dlhoroc-
nych pokusov zistil, ze pra-
videlne injekcie vyldcenin
zlazy stitnej podporuju ne
obycajne vzrast zvierat. Pri-
rodzeny pomer vel'kosti sa
po injekciach uplne zmenil.
TAX ma pr. potkani, ktorf
dostavali po desat' generacii
injekcie vyt'azku, boil po Wy
liahnutf o diva dni pokryti
srst 'ou a mali uplne vyvi-
nuty chrup, co sa u normal
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-29
20. MAJA 1886.

nych potkanov stava az Q
16 dni. Vel'kost' a vaha
bola trikrat vacsia nez U
zvierat normalnych. Zviera-
ia boly tiez o mnoho cu-
lejsie nez zvierata normal
ne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-29

mi zaujimavy. AZ dosial' en-
tomologovia,. t.j. l'udia, "a
oberajuci sa studiom hmyzu
a jeho zivota, opisali ma
100000 druhov hmyzu - to
jest asi jednu tretinu vset-
>kych dosial' zistenych dru-
hov tejto tax uzasne rozvet-
venej zivocisnej skupiny. O.
braz zivota a sveta hmyzu
sa vel'mi ostre lfsi cd nasich
predstav. Zivot a svet hmy-
zu je rovnako bohaty chu-
dobny. Co sa tyce n. pr. IRA
ku, jeho hranica je u hmyzu
vel'mi uzka. Motyl ma pr.
nevidi d'alej, nez ma meter.
Dlhu dobu sa myslelo, re
slozite oko hmyzu, pozosta-
vajuce casio az z niekol'ko
tisic dielkov, dava naraz
niekol'ko tisic obrazov. Bolo
zistene, re tento MAJOR Je
mylny: slozite oko hmyzu
dava len jediny obraz, ale
prekvapujdcej sresnosti. 4
toho je zrejme, re dloha slo-
ziteho Okla spociva v tom, re
rozklada pohyby: v kazdom
dele Okla sa odrazaj1 len
jednotlive jeho fazy. Mno-
hemu hmyzu svet pripada
len ako velke skvrny roz-
nej jasnosti a pohyblivosti.
Me vsetky druhy hmyzu ma
ju schopnost' vidiet' barvy
tax, ako vo skutocnosti su.
Tax ma pr. pavie oko neroz-
oznava biele barvy, vceY 81
pletu ciernu barvu s bielou.
Celky hmyz nasledkom posi-
nutia spektra ma stranu nevl-
di vsetky nase barvy, cato
ale rozoznava niektore, kto-
re su nasmu oku nedostup-
ne, ako ma pr. barvu ultra.
tialovu. Ouch je u hmyzu
vel'mi vyvinuty a hra u neho
takd ulohu, ako u cloveka
zrak. Keby vcela zaletela
ku kvietku, ostatne poletia
"a nou rovnakym smerom
ako po zeleznicnych kol'aj'
niciach. Keby SINE zavreli
samicku motyla do skatup'
ky, so vsetkych stran sa /
nei budu sletavat' jej dru'
hovia. Jednu dobu sa my
slelo, re tn neposobf ouch
ale zvlastne vlny, vysielant
motylom - ME nadarmo ss
hovori tykadlom motyla "an
tteny'. Ked' vsak motyla cd
stranime 20 skatul'ky, ostat
nj este dlh1 dobu lietaju ]
prazdnemu miestu. z toht
je zrejme, ze tn rozhoduj'
ouch. Je nepochybne, re
niektorych druhov hmyzu e
xistuje i sluch. TAX ma pr
cvrckovia odpovedajd nj
cvrkanie svojich druhov
Mravci zas nemaju pre- slucl
zvlastneho organu a priji
, majd zvuk celym telom pro
strednictvom pohybu pody
:, Zaujimavy je ten sve
, hmyzu, len skoda, re vel'k
vacsina jeho prislucha k ma
, dhlavnejsim nepriatepom q
: veka a iehO diela.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-29

kol'ko najzakladnejsich pra-
vidiel. Predovsetkym znovu
treba upozornit' ma pravdi-
vost' stareho uz poznatku,
re vacsina prestydnuti po-
chadza ME 20 zimy, ale z
privePkeho tepla.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-29

prali sme, som utrmacana.'
Haste jej bilo srdce, a
hrdlo mala ako zadrhnute.
""No ale, snad' ma len
hned' nevyzeniete?" pytal
sa, a oci, tie jeho bodave o.
ci spal'oyaly ju svojou vas
nou.
"Nevyzeniem vas, susede, :"
povedala kratko a trasucim
sa hlasom, "ale prosim vas,
ably ste isiel domov, keby
tax l'udia videli, ze SINE tu
spolu sami, narobili by zby-
tocnych reci. Ked' pride Vi
to, mozete prlst' Ease, ale
takto nie!" Pozrela ma neho
prosebne a pokrocila, .ako
by no ku dveram chcela W.
prevadit'. Ale Macko sa S
miesta nehybal.
"Ste ma nina zla, Evo, a
odhanate ma cd seba, ale ia
sa odohnat' nedam, budem
"a vami ako vas tien, az u
znate, ze- vas nam vel'mi
rad, a re Wy nina tiez mate
rada."
"Toho sa, susede, nedo-
ckate," povedala tvrdo, po-
pudena jeho neustupnost' ou,
ma to by ste dlho cakal."
Oci Mackove zahorely O.
hnom a vzdorovitym bleskom
oprely sa o tvar mladej gaz-
dinej.
"Preco ste ma nina tax
zla, zatvrdila, CO, ci nevidi-
te, ako vas mann vel'mi rad,
ako po vam tuzim, pre- vas
sa trapim, q len ma vas u
stavicne myslim? Co, ci ne
mate l'udske srdce a nerozu-
miete laske? Ci po nej netd-
zite?"
Eva bola poburena do po.
sledneho nervu vo svojom
tele. Vsetky tepny jej prud-
ko bdchaly, a pred ociami sa
jej robily milky.
''Sdsede, Wy zabudate, ze
som vydata zena," povedala.
premahajuc svoje rozculenie
a chcejdc i jeho spamatat'.
"Co ma tom zalezi,' volal
on, zastupujuc jej cestu, aby
nemohla okolo neho Won Wy.
behndt', "preto vas m6zem
mat rad, ved' srdce sa ne
! pyta ma ziadne zakony. Wy
ste sa vydala z prin1tenia 9
on 81 vas wal pre- peniaze
to predsa nenie ziadne spo
jenie Bozie, take manzelstvt
neni sviatost'ou!"
"Roze, matte rozum," "a
dpela Eva, citiac, ze sa
nej priblizuje stale Wac
hodla po nej ruky vztiah
nut, "nechajte ma ma poko
il a chod tie domov! - no
vorim vam!" zyysila hlas ;
rozkazuj1cim posunkom u
kazala ma dvere. "Hovorim
chod'te domov!''
"Co 81 myslite?'' zasmia
sa Macko z1rive a svojim te
lom zatarasil dvere, ably m
neutiekla. "Kopko tyzdno
cakam tuzobne ma tl civ.
l'u, kedy Fiala pojde k pre-
hliadke, aby som vam o sve
jej laske povedal,, ably Sol
81 s vami vazne prehovoril,
- aby ste bola mojou -
1-teraz NAL by som odist' be
toho, ( aby som vas nebo;
kali"
"Panenko Maria |" lakl
sa Eva, obzeraj1c sa, kadia
by utiekla Won pred rozva
nenym chlapom, ktoreho nj
rucie sa po nej roztvaral
a ktoreho oci desily ju ohno1
divokej yasne.s
- Len v YoungstoWnskye
Slovenskvch Novinach sa d
! citate o slovenskom zivote /
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-29
(Pokracovanie.)

iiou, a ,potom sa obratll X
Fialovi, ktory sedel zamra-
seny ma prahu a dival sa
sym istym smerom.
"Tak 81 dopadol dobre,"
yovedal, ked' i jemu Macko
oznamoval vysledok odvodu.
Ale ami v ociach, ami v hla-
Sc nebolo pozorovat' radost-
neho pohnutia, axe v mas
vzbudf st'astie priatel 'ovo.
"Pravda, uz nam po sta
rosti,' radoval sa Macko,
eteraz este ako to S tebou
dopadne, ci sa al ty tento
raz vyhnes a ci budes mu-
siet' ist'.'
"Rukovat'?' zachechtal
sa Fiala ostro. "Niekomu ma
radost'? FL veru to uz nie!'
Pozdvihnul hlavu a pozrel
sa zlostnymi, tmavyml ocla-
mi ma slseda, vyzyvave a
dlho. Al Macko vbodnul
svoj pohrad V jeho oei, row.
mako pohl'ad horiaci, zly a
nenavistny. Divali sa tax
mlcky ma seba a rozumeli
81. V tom sa Eva vracala.
Jej papucky mPaskaly pri
kazdom kroku, a la'hka su-
kna sust ala ma nej.
Pohl'ady oboch muzov le-
tely jej v dstrety. Mackov
stal sa makkym, teplym, FL
allow boil zamraceny, skuma-
Wy, posudzujuci kazdy Ia
chvev jej tvare. Prisla a py-
tala sa, co pocul sused v me-
ste noveho.
"Hovori sa, re nasi ustu-
pujd pre- nedostatok muz-
stva, preto su tie odvody tax
narychlo. Ia strnast' dni sa
maiti dostavit' k prehliadke
ii oslobodeni ma neurcito, >
vykladal Macko a pozrel sa
stranou ma Fialu.
"Pocul som o tom,' pove-
dial kratko Fiala.
Hovorilo sa d'alej o dra-
hote a vojne, ale, ze bol roz-
hovor tax nutene l'ahostaj-
ny, coskoro uviaznul, a E.
va, ktora vzdy rozhovor u
drziavala, nevedela, o com
zaciat'. - Macko hladel ma
nu tax nepokrytym zauj-
nom, ze cftila trapne rozpa-
ky, Pakajuc sa jeho lesk-
lych oci. Bala sa, re 81 toho
Vito povsimne a bude ju
znovu tyrat'. - Oh, keby bol
Vito jej uprimnym MAMIE
lom, keby MIN lila uzkom
dusevnom svazku, povedala
by mu vsetko, sverila by sa
mu a hPadala by ma jeho
prsiach ochranu a zastania.
Ale takto musela vsetko ta-
jit'; zahnal by ju cynickym
vysmechom a podozrieval by
ju este Wac. CT snad' chce
najst' ma nej skvrnu, aby
mohol sam nepokryte hoviet
svojej WASN'T k Petronele ?
Chce ju usvedcit' z nevery.
aby sam nemusel setrit' ver'
most? TAX myslela Eva
bola zarazenou, rozpacitou
roztrzitou pri spolocnom roz,
hovore.
Muz 8 nej oci nespust'al, a
ked' konecne Macko odisiel
domov, vkrocil do kuchyne .
usmievaj1c sa ustipacne, re
zavym hlasom povedal:
"To ii spadol kamen 81
srdca, re Macka nevzali "a
vojaka, vsakze? Videl som
aka 81 bola celia potesena
popletena, ami 81 sa ma mils
pozriet' nemohla."
Eve sa rozbuSilo srdce, {
nesmierna trpkost' vsetkl
ju zaliala.
.Boze, VITO" zvolala bo
l'astne a trpko, "vsetka SIT
pobdrena, '1ako mi tax mo
zes krivdit' a tax ma ura
zat'; coze 81 to o mne my
slfs, re nemam ziadnu cest'
ktord by 81 aspon trochu Sc
trit' mohol? -
Bolo jej b0lno q chcelo s.
= q
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-29

- Len v YoungstoWnskyc ych
Slovenskvch Novinach sa do
citate o slovenskom zivote ma
Mahoning doline.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-29
PRE- pENIAZE
ROMAN.
NapisaIa Vlasta Javoricka.
ROMAN.

dne. AXE neDOl OQVeQeny,
pride asi zajtra rano, caka-
la no zavcasu a piekla dnes
chlieb, ably zajtra boil GER
stvy, ked' pride. Vedela, re
bude hladny, lebo, ackop-
vek 81 wal dost' penazi so
sebou, predsa sa nebude
moot tam poriadne najest'.
Ked' al s muzom v dobro-
tie nezila, bolo jej "a MIN
smutno a tesklive donna, pred
stavovala 81, ako by to bolo,
keby tax odisiel. "Boze, keby
tax odisiel a Macko 70
stal!' - zachvela sa pri ia
kom pomysleni a placho sa
pozrela do okna, ci "a ME
ktorym jeho krydlom nesto-
il znama postava. V tychto
dnoch, co sama bola donna,
citila stale jeho oci. Obcha-
DIAL po zahrade, axle vesa-
la bielizen, nazeral cez plot,
hovoril k nej tuzobne a vo-
lal ju blizsie, podaval do o.
bloka noviny a dlho jej Wy
praval, ba ma zaprazie pri-
siel, ably sa povypytoval, ti
nepisal Vito z cesty. To vse-
tko boly len zamienky a E.
va citila 20 vsetkeho ucel
ich prilis jasne. Vlhke a pine
rty jeho sa chvely v jej bliz-
kosti a ona citila, ze tuzi pc
bozku. Oh! zachvela sa od-
porom. Ona by nechala boz
kavat' svoje usta len jed
nym rtom, len jednym, ale
nikdy ME smyslnym rtom
Mackovym. Bala sa no a u
zavierala sa pred MIN; vecer
zamkynala izbu predizbu
ma diva zapady, ba este i
stolicky ku dveram postavi-
la. A predsa, axle myslela
ma jeho lasku, citila bolast'
V prsiach a vycitala 81, kl'a-
ciac pri svojej posteli: "Pre-
co mi nebolo dopriato Ia
sky? Boze! Preco?! Preco
som nedostala takeho, ktory
by ma NAL rad!'
Bolo pred sva atodusnymi
sviatkami a do dediny pri-
siel kolotoc so strel'nicou.-
Dnes postavili oboje, a mia
dez z celej dediny sa sbeh-
la okolo mich. Al chasa cd
Fialov vypytala 81 cd gaz-
dinej dovolenie.
lien pozriet' sa, postal 81
trochu a Ease prideme,' stu
bovali. mo, ak tam dlho ne
zostanete," dovol'ovala, &C
kolvek nerada, "chod'te 81,
ale, Marka, pamataj ma ma
vrat, vies, re chodievam te-
raz zavcasu spat' a re zami-
kam.'
'To viete, teta, re pride
me-" sPubovala Marka, ne
mysliac ami ma slova, a ute
kala "a ostatnymi. Ia dedi-
nou zavznieval jacivy hlas
flasinetu a udery ma bubon
a cymbal a volanie principa.
la, ably mladez sla ma kolo.
toe. Eva postala chviPku "a
dumana pred gazdovstvom 9
nasl1chala vfru tel veselosti
potom sa obratila a pomaly
sla do domu. Je sama v ce
lom stavani, napadlo jej, {
tiesen prepadla znovu je.
prsia. Keby tax Macko, zlal
la sa a bezala ku dveram, a
by ich zamkla, ale v tom 81
spamatala, re aida jej stracl
je posetilym. Coho sa Ia
ka?! We'd on nevie, ze &c
l'ad' odisla. - Ale Mack
vedel dobre; tieto dni i "a
nedbaval vsetku pol'nu pra
Gu a striehol len Fialov dom
Preto j vedel, re cel'ad' i'd
"a dedinu a ze je gazdin;
sama donna.
Zpakla sa Eva nesmier
ne, ked' po Pahkom zat'uka
nj objavila sa vo dverac]
hlava susedova. Zbpadla a
ko stena a nemohla najst
SLOW, ktorymi by ho privita
la; preco prisiel? Vie pre-
dsa, ze Vito doteraz nepri
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-29
AKO SA CHRANIME
PRED CHRfPKOU? .

Su l'udia, ktori ma prvy
pekny jarny den reaguju
hned' natchou, kasl'om ale
bo chrapotom, ini Ease cele
dlhe hodiny mozu zostat' v
premocenych satoch obuvi
mic sa i'm nestane. To spo-
civa v tom, re telo kazdeho
cloveka ma inu obrannd
schopnost'. Preto by sa otu-
zovanie malo prevadzat' in
dividualne a nemalo by sa
prepfnat. Su pudia, ktori pri
spanku u otvoreneho obloka
sa neomylne nachladia, j.
nym skodf umyvanie sa v
studenej vode, ktora ma dru-
hej strane casio byva odpo-
rucana ako otuzujuci pro-
striedok. Preto by sa malo
najprv pomaly vyskusat', co
telu prospieva a v kazdom
pripade zacat' sa umyvat'
len vodou vlaznou a postup-
ne pridavat' stale chladnej-
Stu. Mnohi l'udia nosia, aby
sa chranili pred prestydnu-
tim, teple slime spodne pra-
dlo a pri tom sa bezpecne
nachladia. Me pradlo, ale O.
dev by NAL byt' teplejsi. O.
bycajne vo vsetkych miest-
nostiach sa kuri. Teple pri-
liehave pradlo sposobuje po-
tenie a ked' potom v po-
merne Pahkom kabate -
ktory myslfme, re nam po-
stacf prave preto, Re name
teple spodne pradlo - vkro
cine do chladna, hned' je tn
natcha alebo prestydnutie.
Len ten, kto svojim zamest-
nanfm je n1teny zdrzovat' sa
v nekurenych miestnostiach,
moze 81 dovolit' nosit' teple
priliehave pradlo.
Tiez nedostatok panku
utvori pahko nachylhJst' XII
prestydnutiu. V zine casio
zostavame hore dlho' do no.
ci, hoci by SINE 81 mali pri-
pamatovat', re prave v zim-
nej dobe pocit 'uje clovek
vacsiu potrebu spanku. Ka-
zdy den 7 az 8 hodfn span
ku - rozhodne musfme "a
ciat' uz najmenej 2 hodiny
pred polnocou - s1 pre- do
bry zdravotny stav nezbytne.
Tiez dezinfekcii ustnej duti-
ny musfme venovat' pozor-
most. Ked' dokladne vypla-
chujeme usta vodou, do kto-
rej SINE pridali trochu kys-
licniku vodiciteho ked' to
opakujeme dvakrat denne,
zbavime sa zarucene vset.
kych bakterii, zdrzuj1cich
sa v ustach.
Tiez z pohodlnosti dopu.
st'ame sa mnohych hriechov
ma ktore temer kazde telc
odpoveda prestydnutim. A
ko casio sa nam stane, Il
! neprevliekneme premocent
, puncochy, alebo ze z poho
dlnosti nezobujeme prezdv
ky mech uz v divadle alebt
indie. Me je potom div, Il
A prestydneme. Mnohe gazdi
) ME behaju pri praci po dvo
4 re a cez ulicu len v bluzk'
z a nepokrytou hlavou a di
: via sa potion, ked' maj1 pc
/ zdejsie v hlave bolestne tr
a hanie.
7 Vsetky tieto male rad,
i m0zu vam prispiet' k tomu
! aby ste mali tohoto roku pc
}, kne predjarne obdobie--t
n jest bez prestydnutia. Me j
k. tomu treba ziadnych ops
trent, nemusfme sa tiez zbs
h vovat' ziadnych radosti, lste
} re nam poskytuje zimna de
a ba, ME je treba mic in6ht
len dbat' a dodrzovat' nil
The Washington times., 1936-10-01
Ito Be Continued)

Translation from the original 'Deux
Ans de Vacances," copyright, 1888, BY
Celesta HaEer-Jackson; distributed ~
King Features Syndicate. Inc
The Washington times., 1936-10-01
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Waston and his companions out by long fight against
the storm their provisions nearly gone exhausted with cold and
fatigue almost unconscious when the ship stranded on the
reefs little before they wrecked huge wave took away
five of them and few moments later the two others were
thrown on the sand while Kate fell other side of the boat
The Washington times., 1936-10-01
ays.' Great Adventure Tale by Jules Verne
Long Lost Masterpiece
OF Boys ShipWrecked
On Primitive Island
WHAT HAS HAPPENED---

Fifteen boyS ranging IN from TO a. are Goout 70 START on
cruise When their yacht the Souo Is yserouSIy
that night they bloDn out
stormy that toLoU they tossed and DRIFT
for thousands OF miles the Scouth Pacific Ocean,
Finally their craft dashed seemingly unrdbtted shore
The busy exploring the strange land using the
yacht their and quarters They t0onder they
are on an island continent BrGnt
alone a the summit OF Which he hopes to settle
that telescope tDater all Sides -Four
set out to explore the island and find the body OF man
the formerly the home OF the InroDn
permanent Mouno all the property dluGged from
the Souui prepare cold Dinter IN the
FOLLOWING Des of restricted Gctiuty the boys 0eLcome
return OF heather and set out explore more thoroughy
Which they haze been stranded They dtScoDer
animals plants useful in their plans The rtuay bet0een
DonphGn flares only the Intervention OF cooler
heads prepentnQ a-fiQht.
Evening star., 1936-06-21

The first day OF ushers most remarkable sale of
dresses Dresses that how cool and begung
can look the most sutry days Styles atterng woman
and miss Fowery chions tun onepece and jacket styles
Washable pastel print satns Crepes with tan backs
Washable pastel with long and short Lovely sheer
bemberg prints many styles Misses and womens sizes.
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to stay in the hospital for a few days.
when he was fairly comfortable in
peo she went into to see him. He looked
SO young and forlorn.
she told him not to worry. Shed
De there again the morning-let him
know how the children were getting
along.
She took a taxicab to Woodside. She
had no idea where Woodside was nor
mat she could have reached it by a
1lve-cent subway ride.
She found the apartment. A small,
shabby apartment in a red, f%orbidding
dren to play. This wasn't the sort Of
place where you ought to raise chill
dren, anyhow. Three of them, too! And
without a mother.
Things were in q fine state. So higg-
ledy-piggledy that in spite of the hour
and it was long past grandma's usual
nedtlme-she was aroused to instant &C
ton.
The bathroom needed scrubbing. The
living room was full of dust and very,
very, disorderly. The kitchen was a
slght. Pots and pans in an awful state.
NO one could ever cook with such a
stove.
The hired girl, a young, respondent
looking slattern, explained that with
her age and lack of experience she
couldn't possibly keep house and take
care of three children.
The children were asleep. All three
were blonde and even the oldest was
practically a baby. They looked thin,
too, grandma thought. She liked chill
dren round and rosy. Nice children,
though, the kind you could do things
for-and with-and who would love
you.
And grandma, taking little, slow
quiet steps around that poor little
apartment suddenly knew things. A
lot of things.
Why, the whole thing-those awful
men and that terrible little package
were just a Fart of a scheme of things.
Just as her own home town and New
Grandma didn't know the answer to
that gigantic picture puzzle. She knew
she never would. And somehow that
didn't matter.
She knew she was nervous and ex-
cited because of the events of the eve
ming. And some things might look diff
ferent in the morning. But there were
some things that were clear enough
now. And just now it seemed to grand
ma that it didn't matter where you fit
in the big puzzle just so there wa a
place for you.
Grandma made plans. A little cot
tage-not too far u so that Bill
wouldn't have trouble getting to work
but far enough so that the children
could have fresh air and a yard to play
in and trees and a sand pile. A nice
little maid to do some of the house.
work and help grandma in the kitchen.
Bill would pay his share, of course. He'd
want to do that, she knew, and she'd
want him to. She understood a man
like Bill. He'd let her pay her share
when she explained that it was really
what she wanted to do. She knew how
grateful Bill had been when she said
she'd come out tonight and look after
the children. Why, she'd have things all
clean and in order by the time he got
back. The children would have neat
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clothing, and there'd be some decent
food in the house.
Grandma thought of the letter she'd
write to her family. What a fuss they'd
make when they heard Of her adven-
ture-and learned that she was living
in a bus drivers family! They'd get
over their amaZement in time. She had
astonished them before. They always
sort of left her alone when they knew
she was determined about anything.
Grandma chuckled. She remem-
bered how she had made up her mind
when she left home that she'd take q
long rest, never do anything for any
n again. And how she had meant
that, too.
Now the years stretched out-well,
until Bill married a nice girl, anyhow
full of cooking and housekeeping and
anxiety. Thousands of dinners to cook.
And little hands to wash. And bruised
knees to bandage. Very softly, grand
ma chuckled again.
THE END