davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1936-05-17
Foes in Party Held
New Deals Danger
(Continued From First Page.)

we can surmise possible reasons. One
was that the Supreme Court invali-
dated the two most formidable mech
anisms of the New Deal, N.R.A. in
May, 1885, and Triple A in January
of this year. Disappearance OF these
two mechanisms of q collectivist So
: ciety and government might excuse
the present silence of those Democrats
who were appalled, by them.
But do those Democrats not realize
that the issue has merely shifted, that
the menace they feared still exists and
In a more alarming form? Do they
not see that it was the Supreme Court
that saved America, and that the in
dependence of the court is now the is
sue? DO they not realize that II Mr..
Roosevelt Is in office another four
years he may have opportunity to re-
make the court, of which six out Of
nine Justices are 70 or older? Do these
anti-New Deal Democrats not know
that measures to limit the powers Of
all courts are ready, only kept in abey-
ance until after the election?
Whatever the reason for the present
silence of Democratic Senators who
year or more ago were the strongest
opponents of the New Deal, one hopes
the country will never have occasion
to surmise that the reason for present
muteness lies in the fact that some
of the Senators-Glass OF Virginia and
Bailey of North Carolina-happen this
@1 t. FOR
and that they must run on the same
ticket with President Roosevelt.
AS of today the only active Demo-
cratic opposition to the New Deal is
that which centers around Col. Henry
Breckenridge of New York. Col.
Breckenridge has gone into the Demo-
cratic primaries in a small number of
States and has there offered himself
as candidate for the Democratic
Presidential nomination. Col. Breck-
inridge makes no pretense that he ex-
poets to defeat Mr.. Roosevelt for the
nomination, or even family embarrass
him, as respects the nomination. Col.
Breckenridge has no expectation Of
winning single delegate, and no
wish to. He tells the Democrats that
he has entered his name solely for the
purpose of giving to Democrats who do
not like the New Deal or Mr.. Roose-
welt an opportunity to register pro-
test vote. Under the circumstances
the number of votes Mr.. Breckenridge
has received is remarkable evidence of
the size of the anti-Roosevelt, anti
New Deal feeling among Democrats.
Possibly Col. Breckenridge may be
the man to head an independent DEM
ocratic movement after the two party
conventions are held. He would not
need to do much. His function as a
third candidate would be largely the
same as his present function, to pro-
vide an opportunity for protest vote
To effect the purpose of ending Mr.
RooSevelt's tenure Of the White House
the third party would not need to get
many votes. If 10 per cent of the
Democrats should vote against Mr.
Roosevelt they would defeat him; fol
to them would be added the consider.
able number of Republicans who ir
1882 voted for Mr.. Roosevelt but thE
year will be back in their own party.
tcopyrisht. 1866
Evening star., 1936-05-17

important companies called on AM
bassador Rosso in Washington. ask
ing him whether Mussolini would fol-
low the policy of Toxic and close the
door to foreign business interests or
whether he would be willing to CO.
operate with international finance.
Ambassador Rosso told them that
he could not say anything definite,
but from what he knew Of II Duce's
ideas and plans, American business
men will be encouraged to place their
capital in Ethiopia and will be given
every chance to help develop the new
Evening star., 1936-05-17

Italian colony. And despite the half.
hearted oficial denials from Washing
ton and Rome. conversations are tax.
ing place today between business con-
Germs in the United States and the
Italian government.
The Fascist regime has taught the
inevitability of war rs an instrument
of international politics. Whatever
faith some italian idealist may have
placed in the postwar system, collec-
tive security has now been destroyed.
In August. 1885, Mussolini, speak
ing from the top of q modern tank,
Evening star., 1936-05-17

said: I'VE are becoming and win be-
come, more and more, because we want
it, q military nation. And since We
are not afraid of words shall add
Q 'militaristic nation to complete the
picture q warning nation That is
to say, our nation must be endowed
to q higher and higher degree with
the virtues Of obedience, Of sacrifice,
of the surrender Of the self for the
good of the country. This means that
the entire life Of the nation, political,
economic and spiritual, must be con-
veyed toward our military reeds"
Evening star., 1936-05-17

tonight in the University Club. Mem
bers will attend from the four local
chapters at George Washington.
Georgetown, Catholic and American
Universities.
A number Of prominent Govern
ment officials. members of the frater-
nifty, will attend and Rev. Arthur A.
O'Leary. s. j., president Of George
town University. one of the guests,
will be presented with a certificate of
membership from national headquar-
ters,
Evening star., 1936-05-17

Italy has obeyed him. Italy. after
the victories over Ethiopia and Great
Britain, Is to be still more obedient In
the future. Empires are built by
force, sometimes ruthlessly applied.
And italy Is on the way to becoming
the empire Of the twentieth century.
tCopyright, 1850
Evening star., 1936-05-17
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Nainsook Slips, with lace or hemstitching,
sizes tn wears 39c
Q Princess Slips, tearose and white, sizes
4 to
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DR.. Andrew ]. Kress, lieutenant gov.
ernor of the District Province, is in
charge Of arrangements. Speakers
Lewis Of Maryland, Col. Raymond o.
Barton, U. S. A.; John Donaldson,
national vice president, and DR.. S.
Howard Patterson, national treasurer
Of the society.
Evening star., 1936-05-17

--sl.59 and sl.98 Dresses. Broad
cloths. lawns, linens and piques.
In plain colors and prints. Sizes .
to 6.
Evening star., 1936-05-17

Handmade. haud-embroidered
dresses with round yokes and seal
,loped necklines. Scalloped or plain
hens.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
WEARABLES'

. Infants Silk Coat with bonnet to match
pink hlue white $174
Q infants, Christening Dress 90
. Infants Long Gertrude to match 74c
Handmade Gertrudes, scalloped edge 2!c
Q Hand-embroidered Gertrudes 44c
. Baby Socks and Anklets, seconds 25c
grade
Evening star., 1936-05-17
BABY NOTIONS
DIAPERS, ETC.

27x27 Hemmed Brdeye Diapers, doz --94c
Curity Diapers (seconds), 27x27 or
20x40 Sizes doz. liza
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Evening star., 1936-05-17
American Capital
Looks to Ethiopia

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1936-05-17
PI GAMMA MU TO HOLD
ANNUAL DINNER TONIGHT
Representative David ]. Lewis to
Be Among Speakers Before
Four Local Chapters.

Pi Gamma Mu, national honor So
ciety In the social sciences, will hold
its annual District of Columbia Prov
ince meeting and dinner at O'Clock
Evening star., 1936-05-17

Model Railroad Making.
Making model railways has been
found to be the greatest hobby in
ENGLAND,
Evening star., 1936-05-17

Construction Boom Due.
Costa Rica expects a boom in con-
struction.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-01
(Pokracovanie.)

IVY to neviete, zvolal a
skokom stal pri nej, drziac
jej ruky vo svojich rozpale-
nych dlaniach, "tak vam to
muslin povedat' otvorene,
ze vas nam rad, vel'mi rad,
Evo!" -...s,-.
Vytrhla mu svoje ruky a
odstrcila jeho al k stolu.
Go mi to hovorite, ,s1se-
de, CO 81 to dovol 'ujete!?"
zvolala roztrpcena a citila,
ako sa jej krv zenie do tva-
re, CO., ci neviete, ze ME
som slobodne dievca, ale Wy
data zena, a re som pocest-
na?!' Srdce jej prudko bilo,
a chvela sa vsetka rozcule-
MIN, ktore tato neocakava-
ma scena vyvolala.
ITO ia vsetko viem; ale CO
je to platne, ked' 81 nemo-
zem pomoct' a muslin vas
mat rad. We'd Go -. vyda-
ia! Mystic, ze ia to nevi-
dim, ako to u vas bezi, ze 81
vas Vito nevazi a dobreho
slova k vam neprehovori!?"
PRIV len rozhorlenie, PAX
nutie zrumenily tvar mladej
zeny, teraz ale sa jej skrivil
t'ah palcivej bol'asti:
Mech, zvolala polo v
placi, "ale preto je predsa
mojim muzom a name jed
no memo a jednu cest', ma
til ia nezabudnem."
"Ved' vam cest' nikto ne
berie, preto vas mozem mat
rad, ci nie!? A ze uz tax
hovorime o tej cti, we'd on,
Vito, trebars ma iu tiez vzdy
nepamata. Videl som, sotva
odisiel, Petronelu nafintenu
ako slecnu ist' tiez do me-
sta, zaiste isla tiezs ma jar
mok." ~ '~
Eva zastenala, ale Okla
mite sa spamatajuc, zabo-
ella k dveram, lebo Macko
sa k nej znovu blizil, VITA
hujuc ruky po nej.
"Chod'te domov, s1sede,' -
rozkazovala mu velitelsky q
potom miernejsie dodala
'Prijdite, .sed' je Vito do
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-01
PRE- PENIAZE
ROMAN.
Napisala Vlasta Javoricka.
ROMAN.

ma, ale takto nikdy Wac, o
to vas prosfm, a odbehla z
izby. - Pasacka vosla do
kuchyne, musel i Macko od-
ist'. Eva vybehla az do Ia
brady, aby schladila svoje
rozculenie. o laske k nej
doteraz nikto nehovoril, po-
blrilo ju to a v nej zburco-
valo vsetky pocity, v kaz-
dom cloveku driemajuce. A
nebol to cit opatujuci las
ku, bola to neukojena zizen
po laske, ale po laske Incl
a ineho cloveka. A potom
to boil stud, trpkost', hnev i
sustrast' MIN so sebou sa-
mou.
Zach, Boze, Boze," zalost-
ne vzdychala, co 81 voci mne
smie kazdy dovolit' !" Chce-
10 sa jej mnoho mnoho pla-
kat, ale spomenula 81 ma
staru Fialovu. - Rychle u
trela Shy a ponahl'ala sa "a
svojou povinnost'ou, ktorej
vzdy byvala dbala.
Fialovi sa ma jarmoku vel
mi nedarilo. Budy vonku ne
staly takmer ziadne, muse]
zajst' do obchodov, a tam ne
mohol kupit', iba "a vyme-
nu. Ia sol musel spubit' Ii
to, "a kolomaz masla, sirky
neboly k. dostaniu, iba "a
krupicu, a axle chcel kupit
celiadke neake zastery, mu.
sci sl'ubit' psenicu.
Makku stolicku pre- matku
dal zhotovit' u stolara. Te
raz este len Eve nejaky sia
tok. Nejaky pekny, trebar.
plysovy. Studeny vzGuch O.
chladil jeho zlost', ktorou
z domu odchadzal, "a or
chcel zene predsa nieco do
viezt'. Vedel, re bude taky
siatok hodne drahy, a hod'
Flal obetovat' zan metrak ia.
cmena. Chodil mestom cd
jednej vykladnej skrine ku
druhej a obzeral 81 skrom:
me zasoby tovaru. 'Tu pore
mimovol'ne pred seba ulicor
q zarazil sa. - Proti nemu
sla mlada zena, polopansky
oblecena, v plysovej jubke 6
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-01

DR.. Will H. Houghton v
Calvary Baptist Church v
New Yorku predlozil cirkvi
otazku, ze co ich do tel cir
Xvi priviedlo? Pat l'udi od-
povedalo, ze oznamky v den
nych novinach, $50 boil "a
interesovanf prostrednictvom
radia, ale $50 sa ich prida-
10 ma osobne pozvanie. H.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-01

4 E / 4 - {. + +
Vyroba dusfku je vel'mi ma
kladna. Zaujimave je, ze
pri burkach oddeluje hrom
dusk 20 vzduchu a dazd' je
MIN potion uplne nasyteny,
takze ako bolo vyratane,
hromy privadzajl kazdoroc-
ne prostrednictvom dada
100 miliard kilogramov du-
siku do zeme. Je to vel'mi
vydatna podpora, ktora sa
takymto sposobom dostava
zemi 20 vzduchu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-01
Blesky privadzaju ma zem
dusk.

Vzduch obsahuje znacne
mnozstvo dusiku, ktory sa
teraz electricity oddepuie a
pouziva sa no potion ako W.
borneho umeleho hnojiva.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-01
JARNE CISTENIE

| VOCthyul JC W OOuOAAS A~J
roznejsieho cistenia v do
macnosti i mimo nu. V zine
sa vselico odlozf stranou -
vsak to ocistfme ma jar. Ne
bude preto neprospesne po-
dat niekorko dobrych rad k
sezone jarneho vseobecneho
cistenia.
Viete 'uz, ako sa odstra-
MIA skvrny po vode z mra-
morovych dosak? Navlhcia
sa petrolejom a jemnou han
drickou vycistia.
Vel'mi t'azko je odstranit
skvrny, ktore zanechala vo-
da ma lakovanom alebo poll
tirovanom nabytku. Najlep-
Sic je namocit' vlnend han
dricku " nabytkovej politu-
re a skvrny iou pretret'.
Tiez mozeme skusit' pretret'
skvrnu voskom a potion do
bre handrickou tret' az do
siahneme dokonaleho lesku.
Ako sa spravne osetruju
zrkadla? Zrkadla by sa nj
kdy nemaly utierat' handrou
privel'mi mokrou, vzdy len
slabo navlhnutou dobre W.
zmikanou. Skvrny ma zrkad-
ZACH sa maju najprv potret'
liehom a potom dokonale Wy
tret' jelenicovou kozou. Ko-
zou by sa malo zrkadlo Wy
susit', j ked' SINE no utrely
navlhnutou handrou. Pozla-
tene ramy by sa nemaly nj
kdy cistit' mydlom, vzdy len
vlhkym rucnikom, namoce-
nym vo vode, do ktorej sme
pridaly trochu salmiaku,
pravda, Ease dobre vyzmika-
nym. Osleple zrkadla obno-
vine tym, ze ich potreme
spanielskou belobou (ktor1
dostaneme v kazdej droge-
rii), rozriedenou octovou vo-
dou. Ked' zrkadlo visi tax,
ze slnecne luce nedopadajd
nan priamo, uchova sa dlhsie
v dobrom stave, nedostane
skvrny, ami neoslepne.
Dolezite je, aby SINE ma
lezite vycistily vsetky zimne
saty PRIV, nez ich ulozfme k
zasldzenemu letnemu odpo-
cinku. Cez zimu sa nam ma
Mich iste vselico prihodilo a
prilepilo. PRIV nez zacneme
odev cistit', vyskdsame ma u.
strzku latky, z ktorej je odev
usity, ci barva alebo jakost
latky cistenim neutrpi.
Skvrny atramentove - po.
kiap sd cerstve - vycicia.
me papierom, navlhci1ne mile
kom, Ease vyciciame pija.
wynn papierom a opakujeme
to tax dlho, az skvrny uni
znu.
Skvrny cd mastnot, barrie,
lakov a pod. cistia sa pomo
cou rozpustidiel tukov, hla
vne benzinom a terpentinom
Tiez eterom alebo liehom
Pre- l'ahku zapal'nost' tych
: to tekutin ma sa cistenie nj
= mi prevadzat' v miestno
stiach, kde MET ohna alebt
, otvoreneho horiaceho svetla
: Pri cistenf treba skvrnu roz
! hanat' stale cerstvym rozpu
= stidlom a vytierat'. Tym S;
zabrani utvoreniu mastneht
, kola.
Skvrny cd oyocia cistim'
! rozriedenym cpavkom (amo
niou), mydlom alebo liehom
! JENNIE, chulostive latky mo
! zno cistit' vodou, smiesanol
s octom.
Skvrny cd kavy alebo co
: kolady vycistfme benzinon
a potom ich potierame my
dlom a vytierame vodou.
!, Skvrny cd potu cistim,
: miesaninou jednoho diel,
i cpavku, dvoch dielov lieh,
i a troch dielov eteru. Tie;
boraksom, rozpustenym W
vlaznej vode.
Skvrny cd krvi potru 81
; kasickou smiesanou 20 zemi
! knuehn Skrnhu st11denei un
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-01
DOJEMNE PRIViTANIE
REV. JURAJA NOVAKA


Ia v Campbell oslavili dvo-
jitu slavnost': navratenie j
meniny svojho vrele milova-
neho duchovneho otca, Jura-
ia P. Novaka.
Nedel'a, 26. aprila ostane
nam dlho v pamati, tax i ma
semu duchovneho otcovi. Bo-
la to radost', ktoru srdce CT
tt, ale pero vypfsat' nemoze,
ked' SINE videli svojho du-
chovneho kracat' S procession,
napred ministranti a tax
dievcata vyobliekane v bic
lom niesly ruze, ktore obeto-
valy ma oltar "a vyzdravenie
a prinavratenie sa nasho vre-
lemilovaneho duchovneho o.
tea. Urobilo to vel'ky DOZEN
ma kazdeho, kto Dol pritom-
ny a najviac, ked' ziacka z.
triedy Maria Elias, v meme
osadnfkov blahozelala mas
mu duchovnemu 2 zaroven
prosila Matku Boziu, aby mu
Bob dal zdravia a silly, aby
mohol pracovat' ma vinici
Pana, ably nam bol dobrym
pastierom a vodcom, aby u
cinkoval tn medzi nami, al
kym no Pan Bob nepovola k
sebe. Jedno malicke dievca
odovzdalo dar cd osadnikov,
zatym sa DIP. Novak pod'a-
koval ctihodnym sestram a
vsetkym osadnikom "a til la
sku, ktoru SINE mu preuka-
zali. Takej radosti este neza-
I'll, ako v ten den. Srdce mu
radost 'ou plesalo, i Shy ra-
dosti bolo badat', ale 1sta
nemohly til radost' vyslovit'.
Zatym zacala sa vel'ka sv.
omsa, ktord sluzil DIP. Juraj
Novak a spolocne SINE sa mo-
dill a Bohu vd'aky vzdavali
"a prinavratenie zdravia ma
smu duchovnemu otcovi. --
Ked' SINE poculi ten milo
zvucny hlas, vsetci SINE sa
radovali a prajeme nasmu
duchovnemu z hlbin nasich
srdc, aby mu Bob dal toho
najlepsieho zdravia a pozeh-
mania.
Ia to pripravenle a oZdo-
benie oltarov a uvitanie ma
sho milovaneho 'duchovneho
otca srdecna vd aka nasim
ctihodnym sestram, ktore "a
kratky cas- tax vyucily die
tky. Vd'aka i nasim kurato-
rom, ktori S vyborom praco-
vail, len aby sa to vydarilo.
Vo whore boly panic: St.
Kl'ucar, Joz. Maruskin, An
drejova Koval, Janova Var
go, And. Zetts z Reed Ave.,
Janova Marc, Janova Van
dzura, Mich. Gresko, And
rejova Blasko, Michalova
Brajer, Janova Sajnovsky,
Stefanova Bires, Janova Ka-
dilak NIL, Janova Janecko
NIL, Janova Kusnir, Jakubo-
va Stefanik, Janova Hruby.
,Teraz sa pripojuje ziak
skoly sv. Jana Krst.:
K meninam a blahozela.
niu Father Novakovi zaspie.
VAN:
Pod tym nasim okeneckom
byva vepky mraz;
a v nasej milej osade
je vesely cas-:
Kazde srdce sa raduje,
sve zelanie vyslovuje
A ku spevu pozdvihuje
milozvucny hlas.
Pod tym nasim okeneckom
z bielej RUE kvet.
Mily Otce, pre- vas pozdrav
vyslovnosti MET.
Zdravie, st 'astie vam prajeme
vsetko dobre vinsujeme,
co len .srdce ludske moze
ma tom svete chciet'.
Pod tym nasim okeneckom
biela lalia, .<.
Slyste hlas uprimnych dietol
jak sa ozyva: .-.a
Mech Vam drahy mily Otce
1 Doxn1xS C~Loo IoH;So,,~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-01

Ia prlQaVkOm SmuIku, d
lie je mi l'uto teba, ze teraz
sa robis, ako by 81 ma vobec
nepoznal, alebo ako by 81 ma
vsetko boil zabudol.
"A co by to bolo platne,
Petronelo, keby som i neza-
budol. ia som raz zenaty
clovek..."
"Ale mas taku osklivu ze-
nu, ze by ii ziaden nemal "a
zle, keby 81 chodieval ME
kde indie, este k tomu, ked'
sa ii vyhyba. We'd sa tt ka-
zdy smeje, axe 81 to ziskal
st'astie!"
Fialovi sa chvely v tvari
vsetky zilky a kutky ust ner
vozne cukaly; obocie NAL
slime stiahnute, a z oci srsa-
ly mu blesky, ked' povedal
usecne a ostre:
"Uz 81 to nechaj, nam to-
no prave dost'!" a bez po-
zdravu sa odvratil, odcha-
dzajdc prudkym krokom. Pc
tronela sa divala "a MIN a
rtami jej pohraval skodora-
dostny usmesok.
Fiala nehl'adal Wac plyso-
w siatok. Isiel rovno do no.
stinca, kde NAL kone, zapla-
til utraty, dal 81 cd podomka
zapriahnut', vyskocil ma voz
a posvihnul kone, letel me-
sta po kl'ukatej hradskej. 4
konf sa parilo a biela para
srazala sa i'm ma srsti v ino-
vat. Ostry severak pot'aho-
val okolitych kopcov, a O.
kraj hradskej sletovaly vra-
ny, zobajuc cervene bobule
a rozletujuc sa, ked' sa voz
blizil. Fiala uhanal ako S We
from o zavod a stale este
srahal bloom kone, re dive.
ko skakali a vyhadzovali
zadkami. Pri tom skripal zu.
bami a klial tlumene. 0 kra.
tku .hodinku boil uz v Oles'
nej, &C mac ratalo sa z me-
sta dobre dve ilodiny povo'
zom. Dedinou preletel, ze
husy a sliepky sotva stacily
utekat' a vsetci psi z celeI
dediny sa vyrdtili pred ko
ne. Ku vratom zatocil S ia
kou prudkost'ou, ze div icf
nevyvratil, ale vrata holy
zatvorene. Cakal okamzik
potom ale soskocil, otvori
81 a zasiel do dvora.
"Kde ste kto, ci ste vsetc;
, pomreli!?" volal hnevlive
odhadzujdc bic i opraty
J "Jozefe, Zero, nepocujete
ze idem?
Pol'akany vybehol cepa
din z mastale, kde NAL pr,
| akdsi pracu, pohonic pride
hol z kolne, V ktorej reza
! slamu ma postlanie.
> "Do takeho poriadku ably
: hrom uderil," klial gazda
: poberajuc sa do 'pribytku
"pridem domov ako do Gu
dzieho, ami pes 81 ma ne
, vsimne, kazdy 81 robi svoje
} ako by som nebol gazdom!' =
Kracal hlucne do siene, a
= lie v tom buchly dvere n,
, vymienkovej izbe a Eva be
: zala skokom po zaprazi
: "No, ze uz ides!' uvital ju
'ja som myslel, re ami ne
budes tax dobra, aby 81 81
mi ukazala." Povedal to u
stipacne, a Eva, pozruc n;
neho, zl'akla sa zlostnych {
2 srsiacich ocu.
, "Myslela som, ze este ne
, prides," povedala ma omlu
, WI. "Povedal 81, ze al v sa
my vccer sa vratis."
"A to tt bolo zrovna who'd
\ - odsekol jej - bola 81 ra
: da, re tn ME som, mala S
4 odo nina pokoj a mohla s
: S Mackom do pubosti stat
pri plote, ak nebol tn eel
! popoludnie ma besede."
} Eva sa zl'akla jeho naraz
3 XIV a sklonila oci. hl'adnllc
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-01

modernej sukni, SO zenilko.
wynn SALON.. Bola v tvari GER
vena cd chodze, a jej bujne
nadra nadvihovaly sa dycha-
MIN raznym krokom. Po-
znal Petronelu a zamieril
rychlo k vyhliadnutemu OBJ
chodu, ale ona sa este Wac
poponahrala a uz no oslovi-
la. .#
Tiez ste prisiel ma jarmok,
pane Fialo? A kdeze sa tax
ponahl'ate?" Vyslovila to
trochu ustipaene,. zvlaste slo-
va "pane Fialo".
MAN tn hromadu chode-
nia,' povedal, zastavujuc sa,
muslin sa ponahl'at', ably
som Go najskorej mohol byt'
doma. A kdeze ste sa Wy til
vzala? Tiez ste prisla ma jar
mok?"
"Tiez som tn mala neja-
XII pracu,' odpovedala ry-
chile a spesne pristupila k
sedliakovi este blizsie, "a
chcem vas prosit', ci by ste
ma ma zpiatoenej ceste svie-
zol. Je to hodne d'aleko, a
ia by som 81 roztrhala to-
panky podaromne, ked'ze je
cd mas povoz.
Povedala to pokorne a pro-
sebne, ale oci jej, tie ziarive
oci no spapovaly svojou ze-
ravost'ou. Boil zrejme zma-
teny a povedal, krciac rame-
nami: "Ja by som ia svie-
zol, Petronelo, ale, povaz, CO
by ma to rudia povedali, ked
mas tn poznaju, i u mas v O.
lesnej by to videli a hned
by sa narobila celia kopa re-
e."
Zasmiala sa hlasite: "A ty
by 81 cd zeny dostal - vsak
Eel"
Fiala sa slime zacervena]
a zlostne trhol hlavou.
"Nebojim sa zeny," pove.
dal zamracene, Ito vie kaz.
dy. Ale nechcem privadzat
teba, ami seba do zbytoc.
nych reef"
"Len nezapieraj,'' smiala
sa zlostne, ''bojis sa ty svo'
jej krasavice, ably 81 81 preo
nou nepokazil. Je vraj vel
mi cnostna a sama knizka
len vraj cita a move manyre
u vas zavadza."
''To neni mic zleho," po
hodil hlavou, "preto sa estt
nemusim bat'!"
"Ovsem, neni to mic zle
no." suhlasila a usmievala Sc
skodoradostne, "a predsa j,
nemozes ami len vidiet'. My
slis, ze to Pudia nevidia a (
tom nehovoria, ako sa je,
stranis, ami v jednej izbe
nou nespis, a ona zrovn.
tax; len vraj ii ide s cesty
ako pred cudzim sa ukry
va, ami vraj 81 jupku pret
tebou nesvlecie. Ia to ty je
nepovies dobreho slova, lei
sa ma nu mracis a odvrkuje
jej, a ami S nou nehovoris
Vidis, vidiS, kde ia Zaviedl,
peniaze!"
Pri poslednej vete zne
jej hlas mako a chvel sa
tiez jej oci hl'adely ma neh'
utrpne. Ale nedosiahla terra.
praveho ciel'a, naopak, su
strast' a pol'utovanie jej
zdalo sa, re no popudilo via
nez predosle ustipacne slo
va. Zasmial sa a poveda
vzdorovite: "Ziaden mem;
vsetko, Go by 81 prial. Ked
mann peniaze, nemozem mat
to ostatner'
"Ale toho ostatneho j
mnoho," zasmiala sa ak,
PRIV. "Ty nemas ami lasku
ami krasu, ami spokojnost'
ba ami decka mat nebudes.
Pozrela ma neho letmo zpo'
obocia q poznala, re uderil'
ma pravu strunu. Fiala zcer
venal v tvari pod dojmon
jej SLOW a odsekol, sotva kro
L.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-03-06

whenever the governor decides spe-
cial session is necessary. or if it be-
comes apparent that special session
IS the only thing that will help the
tobacco farmre and prevent tobacco
prices from turnbling this year, I shall
OF course, be in favor of one.
Il am as deeply interested in the
welfare of the tobacco farmers as is
any one in North Carolina, and for
several weeks have been doing what
L could in an effort to aid the tobac-
co situation and shall continue to do
so. For if tobacco prices tumble, it
Will effect the economic structure of
the entire State and every one in it
will suffer, not merely the tobacco
growers.
1T has been limited that I was not
IN favor of special session of the
legislature because it might iniure
my chances to be nominated for gov
ernor in the primary. But 1 want to
say that political consideration do not
enter into the matter at all and that
L have absolutely no fear whatever
OF special session. In fact, I shall
be the first to urge a special session
II and when it becomes evident that
nothing hut special session and the
enactment of State pact law offers
any hope for controlling the tobacco
crop this year and ofp reventing a
disastrous drop in prices. But I am in
favor of waiting until we can be sure
a special session would accomplish re-
suits before it is called