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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-01-17

meaning Of his service 10 the de-
veloping life Of o great people, ne
must see Padre Sahib." It has the
heartiest approval Of such Methodist
missionary authorities on India e.
the Rev. Harry A. Hanson, the Rev.
Benson Baker and the Rev. Clyde
B, Stuntz,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-01-17
VT. ANNUAL
DINNER ARRANGED

The 18th annual dinner Of the
wheeler-Young post, Veterans Of
Foreign Wars, will be given tonor-
row night at the State Armory on
Field street. The post Is being as
sisted by It's auxiliary and band
corps.
The committee on arrangements
for the banquet includes: Chair
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-01-17
CHURCH TO see
film OF INDIA
''Padre Sahib" Booked for
First M. E. Pensioners
Thursday Evening

Padre sahib", q four-reel picture
taken amid the color and glamor
OF life in north India, will be shown
Thursday evening, Jan. % In the
First Methodist Episcopal church.
Rev. Theodore A3obilin Is the pastor.
Padre Sahib" is o realistic mo-
ton picture OF the Christian mis-
sionary's everyday life, Joys and
varied undertakings TO bring happi-
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-01-17
TALENTED PIANIST
HERE NEXT MONTH
Nicholas Slonimsky to Be
Guest Artist Of Mattatuck
Musical Arts Society

Nicholas Slonimsky, who will
make his initial appearance next
month In waterbury under the aus
pices OF the new Fine Arts Series
sponsored by the Mattatuck Musical
Arts Society, has played or con-
Quoted In most Of the countries In
Europe.
This coming summer he will con.
duct the great Russian symphony
Orchestra by special invitation OF
the Soviet government and In prev
ious years he conducted orchestra Is
In London, Paris, Berlin, Vienna and
Milan, italy. In our own New Eng.
land no liz well known Oh conductor
OF the Chamber Orchestra OF Bos-
ton symphony musicians. His vari-
GUS contributions TO the literary
musical world ore well known In
both magazine and newspaper Cir
cles. -
When slonimsky appears In Wa.
terbury II will be % pianist and
soloist with the Chamber Quartet
OF Boston. All the members are first
players In the Boston symphony
Orchestra and their program Will 20
O specially selected group Of the more
popular classical compositions.
The Fine Arts Series will open on
January Gath with Miriam Winslow
and her dancers with Sloniinsky ana
the quartet on February 9th. The
finals event Of the first season ID
Cornelia Otis skinner In o new pro-
gram of her Modern MonologueB.
Mrs. y. II. Olcott Of Bonair avenue
Is subscription secretary for the Mu.
sic Club. She stated to-day that un"
less sufficient subscriptions are re-
ceived by this Weekend II Will 90
necessary 10 abandon the course. ~
would seem q pity that Waterbury
cannot support such 0 worthwhile
social and civic plan 10 bring noted
concert attractions TO this city.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-01-17
Arctic Explorer To
Talk At Forum Here
Captain Bob Bartlett Guest at Second Congregational
Church Sunday--Address to Be Illustrated

. Sails Over Tce", illustrated with
beautiful and exclusive motion pic
lures, win be presented here when
Captain Bob Bartlett appears Sum
day evening, January 10, ct T:46
o'clock.
One Of the pest-known Arctic
Explorers, called the Dean Of Amer
lean Explorers, and q Master MARI
ner, Captain Bob Bartlett, whose
appearance ct the Second Church
VIII be under the auspices Of the
Forum, win present his newest lee
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-01-17
ERROR STARTS STAMP
STAMPEDE

Vienna (U.P)--Discovery by on
obBeryant philateliSt that the Brnil.
Ing Lower Austrian peasant por-
trayed In the new blue six-groschcn
postage stamp wore his ears back
to front has caused O stampede
among stamp collectors here. Some
100000 OF the stamps were sold be-
fore the mistake was discovered.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-01-17

While walking along q DART
country lane BY the light Of III
electric lamp, d workman Of Dogor.
fofs, sweden, was attacked BY an
eagle, having q wing spread Of piN
feet seven and Cfie-lialf inches, and
was Knocked down twice BY the
bird besors NJ killed ~
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-01-17

man william CaslEin, frank smith.
Edward Bates, Fred Brinksnan,
Harry Meyer, Arthur LaBelle, Hell
len ghanahan, Jennie Meyer, I'VE.
lyn Nantlno, Candy Harris, Fred
Dauch and Arthur Healy.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-01-17
20. YEAR. OLD CAR nuns

Chattanooga, Tenn--tuP)) al.
though " has wheezingly passed its
2eth birthday, the automobile Of tho
Reg, d,ierry Reed gtill carries him
around tho streets OF Cockevllle. II
Il 3 three.w wheeled yehisie, with two
wheels d front end . third y back.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-07-31
CONTRACT BRIDGE
WRITTEN FOR CENTRAL PRESS
By v. SHEPARD
Famous Bridge Teacher
Famous Bridge Teacher

trumps, at best. That meant that
no side trick could be lost if the
small slam were to be made. It
was a tough problem. Dunlmy's
lowest diamond was led and ruffed
by declarer. He had to ruff twice
to even hope that dummys dia-
monds could be established.
Dummy's K of hearts took the
next trick. Declarer ruffed an
other low lead of dummys long
suit. The 8 was played by South,
who doubtless held the K of the
suit. The question was, "How
many more diamonds has the
doubler
1t was time to lead trumps. The
Ace of clubs was led, followed by
declarer's last trump. North's K
won, leaving dummy with the o.
and North with the lone TO- That
left North in a hole. He dared not
lead hearts up to the bidder of that
suit. AS yet declarer had not OBJ
tanned a count on the way dia-
monds were divided. Perhaps a
diamond might be the best return
lead. 1t seemed useless to lead
either spade or a trump, as then
declarer's only possible procedure
was to lead eff dummy's Ace of
diamonds, which would pick up
South's K, and leave only a spread
for declarer. North knew all this,
but West did not. West did know,
however, that if North held the
XIX of diamonds he would not lead
that suit. North also knew that
West was wise enough to realize
this. The more North thought, the
more undecided he grew. AT last
North led a diamond, but he had
pondered too long. Dummy's Ace
captured the bare K. A trump was
led, leaving every other card in
dummy good and the contract as
Sured.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-07-31

Over South's pass, bidding went
as follows: West, 1-Heart; East,
diamonds; South, 2-Spades;
West, 3-Cluhs, which certainly was
a bold call; East, 4-Clubs; South
dropped out; West, 4-Hearts,
thinking perhaps 4-odd at the ma
jor suit might be simpler than
5-odd at a minor call; East, 6-clubs,
that certainly surprised partner;
South doubled. hoping to win a
spade and diamond trick.
The opening lead was the 6 Of
spades. Dummys Ace won. The
way declarer pored over the joint
holdings OF his side made it appear
as if he could not decide how to
play the cards to best advantage.
With the K-10-9 Of trumps
against him the declarer could not
figure any strategy which would
cost him less than one, perhaps
two trump tricks. He knew that
one defender held at least three
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-07-31
VERY WELL PLAYED

WITHOUT question West was
an excellent player. Certainly he
both bid and played a difficult hand
with remarkable foresight, as
shown today. Probably his part
ner had no idea that Vests second
suit was SO light, when he carried
the call to a small slam.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-22
AKO 81 ROZPRAVAJu
OPICE.

Reporterka Greta Lazaro-
vic navstivila znameho slav-
.neho psychologist zvierat,
prof. R. Hughesa a vylicila
potion svoju navstevu u ne
no. z jej poznatkov najviac
zaujme to, co jej professor
Hughes povedal o reel opic.
Prof. Hughes zaviedol re-
porterku do miestnosti re-
galmi plnymi gramofono-
vych dosak, takze to v teJto
vedeckej miestnosti vyzera-
10 ako v obchode tymto
muzikalnym artiklom. V
mensej skrinke potom jeJ u
kazal asi SO dosak, o kto-
rych sa vyjadril: "Tu vidite
vlastne kompletny slovnik
reci opic, pokial' som ju,
pravda, so svojimi spolupra-
covnikmi preskumal a samo
zrejme, pokial' jej rozumie-
me. Stranky tohto podivu-
hodneho slovnika tvoria do
sky ma gramofon.' Professor
potom wal jednu z tychto
dosak a polozil ju ma gramo-
! fon. "Ri-i-i-i" zaznelo ME-
kopkokrat v roznych varia-
ciach. "Pocujte, hovori u
smievajuci sa professor, ne
chapajucej reporterke, -
"zvuk, ktory v slovnfku istej
op-cky znamena asi - ma
ma. Potom bolo chvil'u IT,
cho, az Ease zaznelo z gra-
mofonu: "K-a-a". - "Tak.
to-" vysvetloval zvieraci psy.
cholog d'alej, ."vola tato o.
picka ma otecka.' A doska
sa otacala ma kotuci gramo.
fonu d'alej. "Pre mas pojem
"prsf' maju .opice tiez svoje
slovo. A sotva professor do
hovoril, zaznelo z incl dos
ky: "X-y-y'. A tax pokra
coval slovnik reci opfc d'a
lei. Po tychto ukazkach po
vedal reporterke, ktora Ia
sla mad touto zaujfmavor
sbierkou najroznejsich zvu
kov, prof. R. Hughes estt
niekol'ko zaujimavosti tyka
jucich sa vyjadrovacicl
schopnosti opic. TAX sa do
zvedela, ze opica nikdy me
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-22
Umela hmota z odpadkov
textilii.

Najroznejsie odpadky, Ia
move, bavlnene, jutove moz-
no spracovat' ma umell hmo-
tn vybornych vlastnosti. Maj
PRIV sa rozmrvia ma drobne
k1sky a splstia. Dosky z TAX
to pripravenej plsti sa po-
striekaju roztokom, ktory ry-
chile tuhne, rozrez1 sa a pod
vel'kym tlakom sa lisuju v
ziadany tvar. Tato umela
hmota ma vepku trvanlivost'
a h1zevnatost', takze sa jej
pouzfva ako nahrady kovu
zvlast' v .elektrotechnickcm
priemysle, pretoze je nevo-
diva. Vyrabajd sa vsak z nej
i ozubene kolieska autonlo-
bilov, pretoze maju t1 pred
most proti koyovym, ze 81
bexhlucn&.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-22
Novosti z Warren, 0.
MILE PREKVAPENIE.

Ctena redakcia, uverejnite
mi tento dopis z nasho me-
sta Warren, O., kde sa my
Slovaci tiez pekne drzime.
Nasa spolusestra, Anna
Margecin zabudla, re je o
rok Ease starsia, ale jej mile
dietky to nezabudly. Pove-
daily matke, aby sa v kuchy-
nj hrala ma karty, a "a plo-
tom SINE sa my sestry z jed
noty, tax al z Penn. Jedno-
ty, al susedia poschadzali a
potom vo vel'kom pocte SINE
pri dverach cakali, az nam
sestra otvorila. Jednym hla-
som SINE zvolali "Surprize!
a sestra bola tax prel'aknu-
ia, re sa triasla ako strom
vo vetre. A muz jej len vzdy
septal: "Stara, CO i'm dame,
ked' tol'ko Pudi tu do mas
prislo v nocnu hodinu a my
SINE nepripraveni." Ale i O
to sa dietky postaraly. Vse-
tkeho bolo dost', a ami ma
nuzov nezapomenuly, lebo
bolo tvrdeho zahartovat'
Sine sa pekne zabavili. My
SINE tiez ma sestru pamatali
S darkami. Mech zije ma
d'alej medzi nami!
Zostavam so sesterskym
pozdravom, s".
Maria E. Klein Malay.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-22
HERMANCEk AkO LEX

W v staroveku bol her.
mancek pokladany "a lieci-
w prostriedok a jeho odva-
ru pouzfvane bolo k obkla-
dom a kupelom. Tiez skoro
vo vsetkych herbaroch stre-
doveku najdeme hernandez
ma prvom mieste. Najnovsie
lekarstvo sa opat' vracia ku
skusenostiam starych dob s
prlrodnou liecbou. Hlavnou
vlastnost 'ou hermanceku je,
re ma ucinky hojace a zmier
nujdce zapalcivost'. Posobf
vsak priaznive i ma vymenu
latok, ako i ma travenie. E.
therickemu oleju v herman
ceku obsazenom pricita sa
mierne dezinfikujuci a hoja-
ci ucinok. Preto sa jeho od-
var odporuca nielen k von-
kajsiemu omyvaniu ran, spa
lenin, furunkuli, alebo po-
drazdenej pokozky a slizni-
ce, ale al k vnutornemu u
zivaniu pri najroznejsfch po-
ruchach crevnych a zaziva-
cich organov. Nahradi nam
caj a je nepomerne lacnej-
Sic, najma ked' no sami Pc
stujeme a sbierame.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-22
Vino usmrcuie .tyfusove
bacily.

Parfzsky lekar dr.. Killing
pozoroval niekol'ko rokov,
ze ma vinarskom vidieku W.
skytuje sa len zriedka tyfu-
sova epidemia, hoci su tn
vsetky predpoklady pre- tuto
metlu l'udstva. Pitna voda
je ma vidieku obycajne Fla
a domace studne stoja ca
sto priamo pod hromadami
hnoja. DR.. King previedol
mnozstvo pokusov, ktore VIE
dly k prekvapujlcemu po-'
znaniu, ze vsetky druhy Vi
ma, i take, ktore maju len
9 percent alkoholu, usmrcu-
ju v desiatich minutach vse-
tky tyfusove bacily alebo a.
spon oslabuju ich zivota-
schopnost', dokonca este l
vtedy, ked' bolo vino roz-
riedene do polovice vodou.
Pretoze zjav sa opakoval |
pri nizkom obsahu alkoho-
lu, DIR. King z toho uzavie-
ra, ze sterilizujuci ucinok
vina ma svoj podklad v, OBJ
sahu kyseliny. CHM vacsie je
percento kyseliny, tym istej-
81 je ucinok ma tyfusove ba-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-22
90. MAJA 1896.

hovorf" ak je sama. Svojich
dorozumievacfch schopnosti
pouzfva jedine v spolocno-
sti. Ale rec opic ma vel'ke
mnozstvo dialektov a jedno-
tive opice 81 caste nerozu-
mia. Me je tedy, akoby
snad' niekto predpokladal,
jedna, ale mnoho opicich re-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-22

Jaro sa rozvilo ako ruzo-
w puck. Vtactvo sa vratilo,
ba j tie opatrne lastovicky,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-22

ktore dlho vyckavaju, neve-
riac prvemu usmevu vesny,
priletely uz a kruzily mad
krovami Fialovho gazdov-
stva. Kruzily, kruzily, az
styri pariky rozletely sa XII
zavym letom a vnikly otvo-
renymi dvermi do stajne,
kde stare ich hniezda, ove-
Sane pavucinami, verne ca
kaly ma svojich obyvatepov.
Kazdy park vletel do jed
neho hniezda a samci cvrli-
kali veselo ma ich okrajoch.
Mlada gazdina uvidela ho-
st'ov 20 siene a vosla do ma
Stale, aby ich privitala.
"Vitam vas, vtackovia, "
povedala i'm vl'udne a zasta-
Wac sa ma prahu, pozorova-
la ich radostne cfperenie a
nasluchala veselemu cvrli-
kaniu, "teda ste sa nam vra-
till? Ale to neviete, re nam
umrela stara pani, vsakze!?
Veru, uz tri tyzdne SINE bez
nej, a je tn bez nej smutno,
ved' to sami poznate!'
Vtackovia, sediac ma hnie-
zdockach, divali sa ma nu
ciernymi, lesklymi ockami a
vrtili hlavickami, ako by sa
divili.
Eve bolo smutno po svo-
kruse a pred kazdym sa wy
spovedala 20 svojho smutku.
CO stara odisla, pripadalo E.
We, re sa tn vsetko zmenilo.
Pravda, sama mala ul'avu,
bola zbavena staleho osetro-
vania, bezsennych noci, vr-
tochov nemocnej a predsa
citila, ako jej chybuje. Gaz-
da ako vlani, tax ami teraz
nechcel, ably do poPa chodi-
la, a tax byvala casio cele-
no poldna sama v gazdov-
stve. Pracovala rychle a zru-
enc, a preto sa stavalo, re
niekedy vecer byvala S pra-
cou hotova a dobytok boil
doteraz v poll; tn 81 sadla
ma lavicku pri mure a po-
hruzovala sa do svojich my
slienok. Citila sa opustenou
a osamotenou. Svokruse ne
bolo a gazda byval nevrly.
Casio ju pozoroval zvedavy-
mi ociami a nehovoril s nou
inak, ako kusavym sposobom
ktoreho sa Eva Wac bala,
nez zlych SLOW a hrubostf.
Macko prichadzal teraz
castejsie a mnoho krat, ak
re bola sama, obt'azoval ju
svojim dvorenim sa. Byvala
v jeho spolocnosti plachou a
citila, ako sa jej ruky a ko-
lena trasd. Rozochvievaly
ju prejavy jeho lasky, a ona
s bopast'ou vo vzrusenom sr-
del, pytala sa caste osudu,
preco on, a preco ME ten
Vedela, re Fiala vidf
stay susedov a jeho narazky
boly jej toho patrnym dokla-
dom, a chvela sa a chcela
zakryt' to vsetko. Skutocne,
navstevy Mackove byvaly
jej pravou mukou.
Co tn stala pod hniezdami
lastoviciek, premyslela to
vsetko a v duchu vtackom
zalovala. Cvrlikali, stebotali
a hlavickami ako v 1dive
kr1tili. "Keby,'' pomyslela 81
nahle, a ia myslienka ako
blesk spahla jej hlavou, .'ke-
by tax musel narukovat'
mala by cd neho pokoj, a on
by tam ma vojne prisiel ma
inc napady. Zachvela sa mad
touto ziadost'ou svojou a Q.
dohnala ju chytro, ako osu
stale drazdiacu. "Je hriech
priat' niekomu nieco zl@ho!'
karala seba . ponahlajlc 4,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-22
(Pokracovanie.)

stalo vsetko bolet', len slab
lie, a tym zivot z tela po-
maly unikal. Bola pokojnou
a len sa usmievala ma neve-
stu, pri jej lozku sediacu.
AZ nahle jej napadla nova
starost'.
"Co to povedal Vito o tom
rukovani, re nebude mu-
siet'?" upakane sa pozrela
ma Evu, nevedela a v slab
nucom jej modzgu nemohla
srovnat', ci sa jej nieco sni-
valo, ci to bolo pravdou, ma
co 81 spomenula.
"Ale nie,' tesla ju Eva
chytro, "povedal len, re bu-
du Ease move prehliadky
tych oslobodenych ma neur-
cito, re pojde Ease k pre-
hliadke, ale we'd oni no pu-
sta, az pocuju, CO ma ma po-
H."
"Daj to Pan Bob, mole
diet'a," }" zbozne povzdychla
nemocna, "aby to malicke
malo aspon otca pri sebe, az
pride ma svet."
"Nerobte 81 starosti," chla-
cholila mlada svokrusu, hla-
diac jej vychudle ruky, "vse-
tko to bude dobre. A nechce-
la by ste, ably som vam te-
raz trochu zaspievala? Po-
silnila by ste sa, keby ste
81 trosku pospala."
"Zaspievajte, Evieko, Ia
spievajte," chapala sa ponu
knutia nemocna, "a spievajte
til moju zamilovanu."
Eva malicko odkasPala a
dala sa do spevu sladkym,
dojemnym hlasom star1 pie
sen postum:
20, Jezu, spasa moja; a.
ko pubezne k laske I'VE to
sladke memo 1voje, to chlad-
ne srdce moje...'
Eva spievala ohnivou
vrucnost'ou a vlozila tol'ko
citu duse do svojej piesne,
ze spievala este vtedy, ked'
uz starena oddychovala. Ne
tusila, re niekto stoji uz d.
no ma zaprazi, poslucha a
hPadf nezakrytym oknom
ma jej bielu tvar v skupom
svetle lampky sa kloniacu.
CT Vita teraz prit'ahovala
jej nepekna tvar, re musel
ma fu hl'adiet', ci sladky
spev jej okuzloval, alebo to
bolo este nieco ineho, co no
k oknu vabilo?
Ked' mlade jaro rozvijalo
pucky svoje v celom kraji a
omladle luciny ako zlate le-
skly sa syto zltymi zavoja-
mi, ked' mad ciernymi hru-
dami trepotal sa skovranok
s jasavou svojou piesnou a
vsetko dychalo novou made
jou a predtuchou st'astia i
lasky, odobrala sa stara Fla
Iowa ma omen svet "a svojim
muzom a piatimi dietkami.
Skonala ticho a 'kl'udne, zha-
sla ako dohorievajuca svie-
ca. Eva bol'astne svokrusu
oplakavala, kraeajuc popri
muzovi "a jej rakvou. Mala
oci do cervena vyplakane, a.
lie vzlykala ticho; cato Anez-
ka, ia temperamentna zena,
fikala hlasite a vykrikovala
svoju boPast', nevsimajdc
81, ze Pudia ma nu hl'adia.
"Ta Fialova mala st'astie,"
septali 81 Pudia, "deti ne
vesta ju mali tax radi, pos
zrite sa, ako j ia mlada pla-
ce."
"Mozno sa len pretvaru.
je,' mienila ina. "Ej, veru
ME, sl1zila starej vepmi sprs
vodlive, ami sa cd nej nepo
hIa." "Ved' mohla," ina nj
to, INA st'astie. Sotva prisls
av dome sa usadila, uz j w
mienkarka urobila miesto
Co sa niekde mlada $ w
mienkarkou natrapi, a nj,
So jej zbavit !"
.'Pravda, doniesla ona, =
mlada peniaze, pekne pc
5
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-22

| s. Alvin hdTplS, . VySuhd-
z mastale, snazila sa mysliet'
ma svoju pracu. Ale nebolo
to NONE, tel dotieravej osi
sa zbavit'. Letela "a nou al
do mliekarne do zahrady
a bzucala stale do usi jednu
piesen: "Keby tax musel!'
Boly dnes odvody starsich
rocnikov a Olesnicania cd
rama boil v meste. Slnko sa
uz chylilo k zapadu, budd tu
uz skoro. CePad' S gazdom
vracala sa z pol'a. Pluhy a
brany rachotily a rinealy, a.
ko ich Jozef s Ferkom s vo-
"a snimali a do kolne odna-
sail, kravy bucaly, tesiac sa
ma mastal, a kone rehotali
radost'ou, re sa uz domov
navratili. Gazda prisiel opa-
leny jarnym slnbom, a We
trik, ktory dnes vanul cd ju-
hu, boil teply ako bozk lasky,
vsetko sa pod MIN rozvijalo
a mladlo. Fiala bol zapra-
seny a vysoke boty jeho boly
zablatene, ako chodil "a plu-
hom v skyprenej a doteraz
blatnastej prsti. Orali pod
zemiaky, zajtra pojdu sa-
dit.
"Pekne sa to dnes susf; e.
Ste, diva take dni, a bude po
blate,' povedal zene, ked' ju
ma zaprazi postretol, a hl'a-
diac zvedave jej do tvare,
vyslovil otazku, ktora mu
dnes cele odpoludnie ma my
sli tanula: "Uz sa vratili cd
asentfrky?"
Zavrtila hlavou. este asi
ME, nepocula som ich W.
skat'." Sla, ably pomohla
sldzkam podojit' kravy PRIV,
nez sadnd k veceri.- Gazda,
sadajdc 81 ma prah pri sieni,
slozil ruky do Iona a dival
sa ma jasnu oblohu, ma kto-
rel prva hviezda, sestra me-
siackova, sa vynorila vedpa
neho. Pozoroval oblohu, axe
bude zajtra ma to sadenie
pocasie, a tesil sa, re sa to
nepokazi. Chystal sa tohoto
roku hodne zemiakov posa-
dit, aby mohol vypomoct'
tym, ktori nemaju nicoho ma
sadenie. &C. -
Tlumeny vyskot a kirk "a
pahol v tom ma dvor a po-
homie s pasackou sa vyrutil
Won. - Ia chvil'u sa vraca-
Ii, smejuc sa:
'To sl regruti', povedali,
a pasacka sa rehotala ma ce.
le usta. --~-.
"Simecek spieva ako po.
blazneny a Marek ma cely
klobdk same stuhy a kvety.'
Eva sa zastavila ma zapra.
Ii a posluchala S utajenym
dychom, co bude pasacka
d'alej vypravat'.. Cakala, q
vyslovi tiez memo Mackovo,
ale ta zabehla pod kolnu "a
Markou, ably jej o vysledku
odvodu povedala.
v tom vrzly dvierka ma
vratoch a Macko rovno ,vo.
ia prichadzal k MIN. W cd
vrat volal radostne ma gaz.
dinu, kyvajdc jej klobukom,
ma ktorom neboly ami stuhy
ami kvety, ba ami toho osud.
neho bieleho listka.
/ "No, tax, ME ste odvede-
ny, susede?" opytala sa, aby
nieco povedala.
4 "Veru ME son." radostne
sa usmial, ''uz pc piaty raz
som ton1u usiel, to uz asi vo-
jakom nebudem.'
No, to VAN prajem," po-
lvedala Eva 4 sla "a hnmna.