davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-10
zENY v zENEvE.

Geneva stala sa trvalym ST
dlom Spolocnosti Narodov a
to malo "a nasledok, Re "
tomto meste kona sa kazdu
chvil'u nejaky medzinarod-
ny kongres. ! zeny So vel'mi
hojne zucastnujl tohoto sta
leho zenevskeho kongresova-
MIA, we'd dnes MET temer w
znamnejsej medzinarodnej
organizacie, aby v nej nebo-
ly zastlpene zeny. V ne
davnych dnoch konalo sa v
Zeneve jasenne zasedanie
Medzinarodneho svazu zien,
ktoreho sa zlcastnily zeny
nielen z celej Europy, ale i
z Ameriky, Azie a Afriky.
Boly tam zastupene skutoc-
ne zeny celeho sveta. Pred
metom ich rokovania boly -
okrem stanoviska zien k no.
vemu vojennemu konfliktu
medzi Italiou a Habesom -
hlavne dive dolezite otazky,
dotykajuce sa vel'mi zblfz-
ka zivota zien v dnesnej do
be. Je to predovsetkym otaz-
ka zeninho statneho obcian-
stva v manzelstve. Ac dosial'
vo vacsine statov plata "a
kony, podPa ktorych zena
ked' sa vyda "a prfslusnika
cudzieho statu, automaticky
straca dosavadne svoje stat
ne obcianstvo, move statne
obcianstvo podPa prislusno-
sti svojho muza ale automa-
ticky neziskava " najlep-
Som pripade no ziska az po
urcitej dobe) a tax ylastne
zostava bez statnej prislus-
nosti. Ze z toho vznika pre-
zeny mnoho neprijemnosti,
je nesporne. Preto zenske
organizacie usiluju sa, ably
tato otazka bola upravena
takym .sposobom, ably ze-
nam, ktore sa vydaju "a Gu
dzincov, bolo ponechane ich
stare statne obcianstvo do
tel dolby, pokial' neziskaju
pravoplatne statnu prislus-
most novd, alebo aby zene
vydatej "a cudzinca bolo
ponechane pravo zvolit' 81
statne obcianstvo muzovo a.
lebo ponechat' 81 svoje stare
statne obcianske prava. Dru-
ha otazka, o ktorej bolo jed
name v zeneve, dotykala sa
pracovnych podmienok, pre-
zeny vel'mi dolezitych, maj
ma otazky, ci niektore "a
mestnania maju byt' pre- re.
ny nepristupne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-10
ODKAZ REDAKCIE.

Dopisy, ktore ME su teraz
uverejnene, budu v buducom
cisle. Tiez adresare spolkov
ktore 81 poslaly opravy, budl
opravene buducne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-10

uz deti bozkava a caste cho-
Hermfnke, no skoro vratila
sa nazpat. Bubelak nebol
vel'mi poteseny jej zjavom
a Hermfnka tiez ME; i dost'
skoro dali jej ma vedomie,
ze je zbytocna u mich. Len je-
dino ju este potesilo, a to
bolo: najdenie drahocenne-
no prstena. Nasla no v ruka-
vici, ktord po navsteve di-
vadla stiahla s chudej ruky
a al s vel 'kym prstenom po-
hodila ma box.
| Emka uci sa pilne a sl'u-
buje stat sa podobnou Vio-
le. Je len vtedy st'astna,
ked' moze dosiahnut' spo-
kojnost' milovaneho brata a
zboznovanei svagrinej.
Herminka sa tedy vydala /;
no, skoro prisla k poznaniu,
ze je to ME to snivane bla-
no zitia. Svojho muza skoro
zunovala a on ju. - l "a
cali sa bavit' kazdy dpa
svojho sposobu. Ona lila Ii
vot prazdny domacej shody a
st 'astia; prazdny vnutornych
radostf. Je damou, zije vo
vel'meste, ma salon, otvore-
ny kazdy tyzden raz pirate
l'om a znamym;. no - vse-
tko to ME je vstave zahnat'
prazdnotu duse a holotu ST.
dca. - V hluku spolocno-
sti caste zamyslf sa pekna
zena a spomenie ma tichu
Zanicu, v kruhu dvoriacich
panov pomysli S trpkym
vzdychom ma Imricha Vilin-
skeho.
Imrich S Violou ale - "a
lozili 81 zaklad pevneho sta
0 Danielovi casio pocula
Viola rozpravat' v dome
starej matky. Ved' byval
blizko a mohla no j vidiet',
ked' by bola isla so starou
matkou do susednej dediny
do kostola. I pocula o nom,
ze aky je milovany v kruhu
znamych, ako pud o nom
rozprava a ucti 81 no kazdy
co muza svojmu stavu cele
oddaneho, sl'achetneho. vi
ole lahodilo to pocut'; no,
ona zelala 81 este vediet' a
vidiet' no st'astneho; ved'
! mienila, ze ami ona nesmie
uplne sa oddat' blahu svoj-
mu, kym Daniel nezapome-
ME ma ziar, ktory mu spo-
sobila.
Konecne raz k jari, ked'
mlady bratranec Violin, uz
davno posvateny smrti, 70
mrel, videla Viola Daniela
Milockeho i jeho matku =
a videla s mimi mladucke
stvorenie - sverenicu Da-
nielovu. -. Jeho tyar bola E.
ste vazna, no pima dobroty
tvaricka sumneho dievcatka
ale pima neznej a pokornej
lasky, ktorou svietily j mo-
Dire, sta nezabudka - oci
mladeho stvorenia. Toto ne
vinne dievca nevedelo sa
pretvarat', a keby al nebolo
znamo byvalo, ze ona je snd-
benicou Milockeho, musel by
to vidiet' kazdy.
"Pri boku tohoto stvore-
mia m6ze byt' st'astnym' /,
riekla Viola ku svojmu mi
lovanemu muzovi a upozor-
Mia no, z cmitera id1c, ma
mlady par. Imrich dosvedcil
ktynutim hlavy a dodal IT,
chym hlasom:
"Mozno; ale ia bojim sa,
ze teba predsa nezabud-
me.
"Oj, nehovor tax; naopak,
ia n1yslfm, ze sa to uz sta
llo. Ich, povedz. ze i ty
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-10
SIROTA PODHRADSKYCH
Roman.
Napisala TEREZIA vANSOVA.
Roman.
(Koniec.)

cnleJSle lSlO, Qdl IIlu AldtIllh
do hrsti. Mic nel'utoval, CO
mohlo zrychlit' odchod suj-
ca.
Lukac pripojil sa k pani
Vilinskej, ktcra umyvala
tvar a ruky brata, aby no
kol'ko-tolko Ease l'udskej
podobe prisposobila - a o.
slovil ju: "
"Racte, milostiva, vybrat'
mu saty; preobleeieme no ma
cestu."
3 "Ako, - teraz q v tom
to stave?"
''Pan Lepary 81 iste nebu-
de ziadat' ostat' v tom me-
ste, kde prihodilo sa mu
nieco takeho."
PAM Vilinska porozumela
a zatisla perny. / vzala svie-
Gu, odisla do izby, ably do
niesla, co bolo potrebne. Me-
dzitym uzite vino a lekarovo
razne jednanie vzkriesilo
Leparyho a postavilo no ma
nohy.
'Sprepadene hniezdo! -
oh - doktor - a ia poll
cia!" stenal Lepary.
''Nic lepsia, nez v Pesti",
dolozil Lukac a nat'ahoval
kus po kuse saty s neho a ma
neho.
Sotva boil Lepary oblece-
ny, uz rachotil koc po dlaz-
be ma dvore.
"Uz je cas- k odchodu!"
ponahl'al doktor a polozil
ma Leparyho lisu hlavu, s
ktorej stratena parochha, kto
vie V ktorom kute ulicneho
bahna "a MIN nariekala -
klobuk, ktory bez parochne
sliesol az ma siju vel'kome-
st'ana.
"Oh - oh! Ach,
to je hrozne, moja tvar!'
"Je prirodzene, ma dlho
poznacena - lez skoro'; -
podaval mu uz lekar satku
a palicu do ruky. ~
Imrich podal tobol'ku S
peniazmi lekarovi a prosjl:
'Racte no vyprevadit' pro
sim, az kym nepohne sa
vlak - vykonajte mi til
sluzbu priatel'stva!"
"Vd'acne, Vilinsky. -
Rucim vam, Re sa Wac ne
vrati!' Pri tom wal Lepa-
rvho "a rameno a yiedoI no
Won; posadil no do koca, sam
tiez sadol 81 k nemu a KY
nul Imrovi. Matej so siro-
kym usmevom tlstej tvare
obzrel sa ma 'svagra' a sib-
null do koni.
"Doktore, budem ma vas
este cakat', tn v kancelarii!' -
"Dobre!" znela uz z ulice
Lukacova odpoved'.
"Jeden zloduch uz odisiel
z nasho domu; druhy pojde
zajtra a tretieho - musime
trpiet' co potrebne zlo'', ho-
voril Imrich sam sebe, ked'
vratli sa do kancelarie, zka-
de pani Vilinska uz bola
odisla. "No toto zlo - je
vlastne nulou v dome; je
celkom bez moci - nebude
nam prekazat' " nasom st "a
sti.'
Zatvoril dvere ma kance-
larii a vratil sa do izby.
Viola s ospanlivou Emkou
chystaly sa uz k odchodu.
Imrich odprevadil ich az
ku dveram kom0rky a sdelil
Viole radostnl west o Cd
chode Leparyho. Violy ne
prijemne dotklo sa uz j po-
cutie mena jeho, odvratila
sa, ma co jej Imrich vd'ac-
ne prisl'lbil, re nikdy Wac
nespomenie memo toho bied-
reho cloveka.
Vratiac sa dolu, oslovil
.Imrich macochu svoju:
"Aby som nezabudol, ma
ma, Viola hl'adany prstea
nema; ten, ktory nosi, prina-
lezf jej a pochodi cd nasej
tetky Eleonorv. "A tax. ma
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-10
Ia. Odplata.

I1cTIulHkOu, DOlO pOcuI u
tvarat' a zatvarat' braun a
hlasy viacerych ludi ozyva-
ly 50 chodbou.
Imrich a Lukac pozreli ta-
/ zave jeden ma druheho. Dok-
tor chcel vstat' hore.
"Snad' nina hl'ada ME-
kto?" S tymi slovami polo
zil servftku ma sto1 a nalial
81 este vfna do pohara a pill
no S p6zitkom cloveka, kto-
ri nema vel'mi ma speech.
Imrich vstal povediac
doktorovi: "Ostante len tn,
pozrem ia, Go sa tam robi',
vysiel Won. Ma chodbe znovu
bolo pocut' vravu a zvlaste
hlboky hlas jedneho muza,
ktory zdal sa rozpravat' ME.
60. Pc chvili vratil sa I'M
rich a volal Won doktora. Da-
my sa neodvazily Won ist', ac
zvedava Herminka nebcla
by dala "a svet, vediet', Go
sa tam robi.
Ma chodbe stall chlapi;
zvacsa nizsej remeselnfckej
vrstvy; a jeden zandar. Me-
dzi sebou podopierali, drzali
nieco, l'udskej postave po-
dobnu - hnotu zablatenu,
zakrvavenu, z ktorej len fran
force habov svedcily, re bola
cdiata. Boil to Lepary, -
svagor pana domu, - host
lmrichov.
Go sa stalo?' opytal sa
doktor chytiac Leparyho
"a rameno, striasol MIN raz-
ne a nicmenej nez meme -
"Ol,, oh!" stenal Le-
parry.
Chlapi znovu rozpravali
doktorov:, ako nasli tohoto
Lana iednej ulici, blizko
krcmy, v zlom chyre posta-
venej, tam lezal V blate,
nabity.. | nevedeli, co S MIN,
kan patri, tn prisiel k MIN
tento pan zandar a ten ko-
necne poznal ubiteho - a
pomocou tych chlapov trans
portoval no domov.
"Odved'te no do kancela-
rie!' rozkazal Imro chlapom
a otvoril dvera.
Chlapi odviedli moralne i
telesne ubiteho do izby. Tam
polozili ho ME vel'mi setrne
ma pohovku.
Lukac pristupil k nemu a
obzrel no.
mic vaznejsieho, - toto
este znesie! Polar vina Wy
kona dobre sluzby!'
"Hned'," povedal Imrich
a pozrel ma hodinky. "Tri
stvrte ma devat', este dost'
casu.'
Potom vyplatil chlapov,
ytisnul zandarovi do ruky
tiez nieco, co dobre zvyklo
llcinkovat' ma cuvy podob-
nych panov, a ked' sa vsetci
vypratali, isiel do izby po
vino. Tam cakaly zvedave
danny.
Ale, coze je? Co sa sta
lo?" opytovala sa pani vi
linska.
\ "Nie mnoho; vlastne, co
nemohlo vystat'," dolozil iej
pastorok a wal fPasku Vi
nom a pohar do ruky. Po-
tom este povedal k macoche
vazne:
"Jestli ii l'ubo, mozes
prist' so mnou, mama; ne
I n10zem ii to usporit'. - Ty,
Violka, ostan s Emkou a po-
Ekajte ma tu!''
Pani Vilinska zhrozila sa
apri pohpade ma stav svojho
brata.
Ale - ako sa to stalo?"
Co hl'adal, - nasiel: na-
bili ho!" vetil Lukac a po-
krcil ramenami.
Ale kto?"
Kto mienil mat k tomu
prfGinu!" odvetil lekar a
wal Imrovi pohar whom,
slieval ho Leparymu. Potom
volal Imrich Lukaca ma box.
s9S s&S ~ ssMSxe %o~%o c%or~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-10

domu- q ktoreho v hneve w
tiahla -, a k muzovi, ktore-
no drzala "a jedinu pricinu
synovho nest 'astia. Ale pri-
kedy a kde 81 no mala po-
sla predsa. Tdha po diet'ati
toho syna, ktory dakedy jej
srdce naplnoval rozkosou a
krasnymi nadejami, a laska
k tomu diet'at'u nedaly me-
skat' - jej, ktora je uz bliz-
ko hrobu.
Ked' videla pred sebou
Violu v jej pokore a krase,
s jej spanilost 'ou a nadhe-
rou - tn slziac privinula "a
znane diet'a k svojmu srdcu
a hlas prirody, dosiap utlu-
meny, pocal sa mocne ozy-
vat v nadrach starej, uz
skoro osemdesiatrocnej zeny.
l Viola, premozena rado-
st'ou mad shliadanfm jedi
nej pribuznej, bozkavala ru-
ky starej dame a vd'acne
nazvala ju svojou ''milou,
starou mamou''. ~.
Ziarlive pozeral starry
mlady Vilinsky, ked' pani
Podhradska ich Violu znovu
a znovu k sebe privinula a
bozkavala devu, ktorl nikdy
nepredstavovala 81 tax kra-
snou.
"Diet'a mole, mile diet'a
syna mojho nest t'astneho, ci
mozes odpustit' starej mat
ke, ze ia dosiaP zanedba-
la? -- Tuzila som "a tebou,
mile srdce mole, no, uznaj,
t'azko bolo mne urobit' pr
w krok."
"Vsak je uz vsetko dobre,
stara mama," tesla Viola.
Jej dobre a vd'acne srdce
RADIO otvorilo sa tym, ktorf
opravdove uchadzali sa o jej
lasku. Pritiahla 81 malu sto-
licku ku pohovke a sadla 81
k noham starej matky, kto-
ra nechala tol'ke roxy ujst' {,
kym poznala vnucku svoju.
Vel'mi dojal pani Pod
hradsku stav Vilinskeho. O.
ma poznala no predtym co
mladeho, silneho, zdraveho
muza, ona,. uz vtedy starsia
DANA - a teraz - on sklu-
ceny nemocou a ona este
svieza, zdrava.
t'Darmo je, Vilinsky, -
rozdielne su Diary nam dane
a vsetko musime prijat' z
ruky Bozej v pokore a baz-
nj jeho. Hl'a, ia pochovala
som dceru; jej syn, moi
vnuk, nadany suhaj, hynie
- a ia, ia som este tut"
Starka sa rozcitila, ma co
Ease Vilinsky namahal sa
tesit' ju svojim:
Gale - ale - haha!"
Podhradska chcela Violu
so sebou what, comu ale Ia
Sc i starry i mlady Vilinsky
cdporoval. Konecne musela
sa dozvediet' i to, ze Viola
zasnubila sa Imrichom a
stara tato, DANA nedala ma
sebe znat', zeby bola insie
cakala. I usniesli sa ma tom,
re do svadby pojde Viola
ku starej matke. Este al to
podotkla pani Podhradska,
re jej povinnost'ou je, w.
strojit' Violinu vybavu; -
no, haklivy tento bod skoro
obisli vsetci. Len pri ustale-
nj dina snatku mala Ease po-
vstat' hadka, no - stara
matka musela ustdpit' presi-
lie.
"Ani den dlhsie, stara
mama!" rozhodnul Imrich s
dsmevom. 'Inace pridem a
unesiem 81 moju mladuchu
nasilnym a vel'mi romanti-
ckym sposobom.' A no.
zrel ma Violu, ktora neza-
miesala sa do hadky tejto,
ale stala so sklopenou hla-
YOU a blazenym lsmevom
ma zrumenej tvaricke.
A tax odisla Viola z do
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-10
Pricina k radosti.

Hanka: Pred dvoma tyz-
dnami dala som Jankovi ko-
six a Cd itch cias ga denne
opfja.
Janka: A to tax dlho O.
slavuje?
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-10

Stain, rusky diktator, sa
uz smeje. Rok 1885 Dol mai
lepsfm cd revolucie. V zeme-
delstve i priemysli dosiahnu-
te boly vel'ke rekordy. AZ
do nedavna Stain bol ver-
ny svojmu menu (Ocel'ovy).
Boil prisny a ukrutny. Teraz
uz deti bozkava a caste cho-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-10

Len v Youngstownskyc
Slovenskych Novinach sa do
cftate o slovenskom zivote ma
Mahoning doline.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-10

di medzi l'ud. Ma obraze je
s turkomanskymi dievcatmi
a komisarom zemedelstva M.
A. Cernovom. V Moskve sa
odbyvaju schodzky najlep-
sich rol'nfckych a fabrickych
robotnikov a robotnfc, ma
ktorych beru ucast' cleno-
via vlady. Tieto dievcata su
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-10

campionky sbierania bavlny
v Turkmenistane. Stain sa
i'm podpisuje ma svoje foto-
giraffe. Vsimnite 81 naramko-
vych hodiniek ma rukach
tych dievcat. To bola ich od-
mena "a dobru pracu. Me
ktorf vynikajuci robotnici do
stavaju auta co odmenu.
Evening star., 1936-11-28
Bedtime Stories

tossing his head to show how easily
he could do it.
DO you lose them the way Light
foot the Deer loses his?" persisted
Peter.
well, er-" began Flathorns.
"You do! I know you do! If you
didn't you would have said so without
hesitating." cried Peter.
well, what if I do?" demanded
Flathorns Grossly. What are you
laughing at?"
you must look funny! Yes, sir,
you must look funny without those
horns" chuckled Peter. You are
not handsome with them. Without
them you must be q sight. Say, what
do you drop them for?"
80 can grow bigger and hand
somer pair" snapped Flathorns. ANY
more questions?"
"Yes," replied Peter promptly, "I've
been wondering what that thing Is
hanging from your throat. I've wor-
dered ever since got my first glimpse
Of you. What is it?"
1T is my bell," answered Flathorns.
Your what?" cried Peter.
MY bell" replied Flathorns.
What Is it for?" persisted Peter.
Il don't know" confessed F'lathorns
He was telling the truth. He didn't
know and no one else seems to know.
He wears a long hairy bell at his
throat, but why? He himself would
like to know.
(Copyright, 193o,)
Evening star., 1936-11-28

his sweater. He must throw these
people out because the agent would
be coming around for the rent to-
morrow and he could tell him about it.
But the noise was coming from the
front Of the building instead of the
rear. Matthew went out cautiously,
and saw man, woman and two
children standing at the top Of the
stairs leading to the second floor of
the building
WHATCHA doin' there? Get away
w from there!" Matthew shouted.
II amt gettin away" the man broke
in.
"Whatcha want to get in there for,
huh?" Matthew asked.
"Cause we amt got no place to 60,
that's why" one of the children, q
little boy, answered.
"Well. you can't go in there" Mat
thew began again.
"Just for the night. Well find
something tomorrow" the woman
pleaded.
Matthew scratched his head and
thought it over. He guessed the agent
wouldn't care If it was only for one
night. It was so cold that night. He
went in and got the keys and let the
family in. The man didn't say any
thing, but the woman thanked him.
He brought up some old pillows and
blankets for them to sleep on and
made them some coffee.
Bright and early the next morning
so that he caught Matthew before he
went to work, the agent came for the
rent. Matthew told him about the
family that slept there that night.
What" the agent exclaimed. you
let them in? A fine watchman you
turned out to be, all right" He rushed
up the stairs. Matthew following him,
and found the family still asleep. He
ordered them to clear out before he
called the police and the woman had
to hold the mans arm to keep him
from striking the agent, his rudeness
angered him so.
Don't let this happen again." the
agent warned Matthew as he strobe
of. Matthew took the family down to
his basement and told them to stay
there until he got home.
4 y \
THAT night they ate together and
Matthew got them to stay there,
he and the boy sleeping on one side of
the partition, the man and the woman
and their little girl sleeping on the
other side. Matthew thought he could
get the man a job at the factory. He
had come to the city looking for work,
but his money was all gone by now.
Matthew told him not to worry.
That night they were awakened by
a noise on the back porch. Matthew
knew what it was this time because
he could hear the wrenches on the
pipes.
Whats that noise?" the mans
startled voice called from the other
side of the partition.
"Oh. just some hoodlums getting
OF with the plumbing Matthew
answered as he turned over. ITS
all right. Go back to Sleep"
(Copyright. 1850
Evening star., 1936-11-28
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.

n TOW that Peter Rabbit had be-
nj gun to ask questions Of Flat
" horns the Moose. he quite for
4 got his awe of the latter.
Curiosity had overcome all hesitancy
or bashfulness. Peter was making the
most of this opportunity. Fortunately
Flathorns didn't mind. He was feel
ing good natured and, truth to tell,
he was more amused than otherwise
by Peter and his curiosity.
"You know" said Peter. "if you
don't know things. the way to find
out is to ask questions"
Flathorns nodded his big head.
'True, quite true, Longears," said he
gravely.
IF you please, don't call me Long
ears. My name is Peter-Peter Rab-
Bit" said Peter a little testify.
"An right, Peter: I'll try to remem-
ber," replied Flathorns. Then he
added: "You see I didn't know. In
the Vast Wilderness where I came
from there are no little Whitetailed
Rabbits like you. Your relatives up
there are like your cousin, Jumper the
Hare"
I'm a Cottontail. My full name is
Peter Cottontail Rabbit" declared
Peter rather proudly.
"A good name. A very good name" {"
agreed Flathorns. II suppose you will
be changing your coat pretty soon
now"
.syxyt,a+ 40 1,o,, ,oaop hx, rho poino
my coat? What Is the matter with
this one?" demanded Peter.
"It's brown" replied Flathorns as
II he considered that explanation
enough.
"Of course it's brown. What Of it?"
Yetorted Peter.
Nothing. Nothing at all, Peter. !"
replied Flathorns. 1T Is all right
now, Of course, but was wondering
how it would be when everything is
white with snow. All your cousins
that I have ever seen wear white in
Winter. They change from brown to
white about this time Of year or a
little earlier, and in the Spring they
change back to brown again"
"I know" said Peter. 81 know
Cousin Jumper does that, but I don't.
We Cottontails don't wear all white
coats. We stick to brown with some
gray mixed in with It,"
Don't you envy Jumper when
everything Is white and be Is white
too?" Flathorns asked.
Perhaps sometimes" Peter con-
fessed, and added: But Cousin
Jumper has Just as much cause to envy
me when he gets his white coat before
the snow comes, and In the Spring
when the snow goes before he can
change his coat. Then he just can't
help being seen unless he crawls un-
der q pile of brush. Aren't those
horns Of your heavy?"
mot for me-" replied Flathorns
Evening star., 1936-11-28

MATHEW aalN was was
man who lived by
himself in an old
fashioned three e.
story brick house.
He was the only
tenant in the build
ing and lived in
the basement. the
three flats above
him being empty.
In return for the
m o d e S 4 rent he
paid for his room,
he kept a watchful
eye on the building,
which was in the
hands of receivers.
Matthew saw to 1t
that the rowdies in
the neighborhood
did not break into
the building and
steal the plumbing
as they often did
in many of the
Evening star., 1936-11-28
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