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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-13
"A NEMETEK
DOLGOZNAK.

tsNemetorszagon ketszer utaz-
tunk at. Menet Is j0vet is idoz-
think nehany 6rat a nagyobb va
rosokban, 'ahol vasuti osszekot-
tetesre vartunk.
"Nemetorszagban a legna-
gyobb rend uralkodik. Mindenki
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-13

ezek a jelek a polgari erzss hia-
nyat jelentik tevednek, inert
ez visszahuzodas felelnet je-
lent. AIT felelmet, hogy 0ket
mem tartjak hvanatos elemnek.
A mi kotelessegiink, hogy
kezunket a legnagyobh barat-
saggal felejIk nyujtsuk es hogy
meghivjuk oket magunkhoz,
hogy veliink egyiitt elvezhes-
SEX a nemzeti elet osszes aida
salt. Ez az egyetlen igazi ameri-
kanizalas.
Mig a piispok beszelt, keze egy
oiros, feher es zold selyem sza-
laggal jatszadozott. lEgy csokor
xrizantemum fekiidt ugyanis
slotte a magyar nemzeti szinekkel
atkotve. Schrembe piispok tudta,
nogy szinek Magyarorsag szinei.
Jo jel ez nekiink magyaroknak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-13
UJABB GoMBAMERGEZEs

Lapunk legut6bbi szamaban
kozoltiik, hogy multi heten ket
gyermek meghalt gombamergezes
folytan.
Most egy ujabb gombamerge-
zesrol es az ennek k0vetkezteben
beallott elhalalozasr6l yalamint
sulyos megbetegedesekr6l kell be-
szamolnunk.
Galando Vince, aki 333 Meadow
st. alatt lakik, combat szedett
csaladja reszere. A gomba delben
lseriilt az asztalra mindazok,
aki ettek belole, rovidesen rosszul
iettek. Galando maga mem evett
a bolondgombab6l, de a felesege
6riasi fajdalmak kozott kiszenve-
dett, mig 12 ewes fla IS 10 ewes
leanya a halallal viv6dnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-13
Halalrags zolt
asszOny
Az Expressvonat kerekei ala ke-
rult. - Szenet gyiijtott a sinek
kOzOtt.

A varost6l koriilbeliil OF mail
nyira, az Aplegate Roadon, ami
nap delutan Mrs. Article Barts,
egy 81 ewes oregasszony szenhul-
ladekokat gyujtott sinek kozott
Annyira belemeriilt munkaja-
ba, hogy mem vette eszre 81.
szamu szemelyvonat kozesedeset,
mely noha mozdonyvezet0
er6sen fekezett halalragazolta
a szerencsetlen asszonyt.
A kerekek annyira osszeron-.
csoltak, hogy teljesen felisnlerhe-
tetlenne walt Is csak ugy t,adtak
szemelyazonossagat megallapita
nj, hogy akadtak tanuk, akik ro-
viddel q baleset el6tt a sinek k0-
zott lattak az asszonyt, kinek sz6n
mel toltott kosarkaja a palyatest
kozelehen hevert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-13
/" Nit tapasztalt otthon9''

Nit tapasztalt otthon9'
Termeszetesen ez volt a foker-
des, melyet mindenki intezett
Friedman JOSEF ugyvedhez, aki
mutt vasarnap tert vissza tiz hetes
ma.gyarorszagi utjar6l Youngs-
townba.
Ez kerdes erdekelte Friedman
rengeteg magyar baratjat, de er-
dekelte totokat es olahokat is,
inert Friedmant Iismeri Youngs-
townban csaknem mindegyik be-
vandorolt nemzetiseg.
Friedman 'J6skar6l'' mindenki
tudja, hogy becsuletes es szava-
hihet6 ember. Hazulr6l sem, Cson
ka Magyarorszagb6l sem, az ell
szakitott reszekr0l megbizhato
hirt mem lehet kapni. Exert er-
dekelt mlndenklt az, hOgy NIT f0g
Friedman mondani.
A derek iigyved baratai szom-
baton este az Ohio Hotelben va
[csrara hivtak meg Friedmant
Ezen a vacsoran megjelentek, ma
gyarok t6tok, szaszok, olahok Is
jugoszlavok. Elottiik Friedman
ICY irta le utjat:
Haman mentiink haza, hogy
lregen latott szIleinket, rokonain-
kat meglatogassnk. Crow Jeno Is
Arthur velem utaztak. En- 26 eve
mem LATHAM apamat csaladi ott-
honban, Berzeviczen, Saros me-
gyeben.
"Franciaorszagon at utaztunk
Mem akarok sokat foglalkozni
lFranciaorszaggal, d e annyit
lmondhatok hogy mint amerikaiak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-13
Regisztraljak a
munkanelkulieket
J0v0 csiit0rt0k0n kell jelentkezni,
aki munkat akar - Nagyszabasu
akci6 a nymorg6k segitesere.

Mindenki, aki mem dolgozik es
azok, akik mar most munkan XII
viii segelyre szorrlnak, regisz-
traljon jov6 csitort0k0n, okt6-
Der 20-an. A regisztralas az Elec-
-cion Board (valasztasi bizottsag)
feliigyelete alatt lesz megtartva
varos osszes iskolaiban es a tiiz-
oltoallomasokon, valamint kes6bb
megnevezend6 helyeken. A. tenn
plomokban vasarnap az osszes
regisztralasi helyeket kihfrdstik
Azok nevsora az angol lapokban
is bent lesz.
"a regisztralas celia az, hogy a.
munkanelkiiliek segiteseert ala
kult varoSi bizottsag, amelynek
szerkesztonk az egyetlen bevan-
dorolt tagja, pontosan megtudja,,
hogy hannyan vannak, akik nyo-
morusagan segiteni lehet munka
altal nyujtott keresettel es hogy
hanyen vannak, akiknek segelyt
kell adni, inert a csaladf6 beteg
es mem tud dolgozni.
A bizottsag eddigi mnnkajanak
eredmenye az, nogy talaltak mo-
dot ARA, hogy a varos 164 eyer
dollar erteku kotvenyt bocsathat
XII, amelyen aztan munkat vegez-
mex a munkanelkiiliek az utica
kon, csatornakon es parkokon.
Ezenkiviil a bizottsag r0videsen
nyiivans kampanyt rendez, amely
mex CELIA 200 ezer dollar gyiijte-
Sc. Ebbol a penzb6l 100 ezer dol
lar az okvetleniil segelyre (tiizel6
elelem, ruhazat) szorul6knak lesz
kiosztva sziikseg szerint "a Com
munity Corporation utjan, mig
100 ezer dollar szinten munka
adasara lesz forditva.
A bizottsag szamos albizottsa-
ga most dolgozik reszletes ter
veken.,
Minden magyar, aki munkara
tart igenyt, okvetleniil regisztral-
jon jov6 csiit0rt0kon. A registra-
lasnal tolmacsokra lesz sziikseg.
Ajanlatos volna ha akadnanak
] ere a munkara vallalkozok a
magyarok koz0tt. Kulonosen
munka nelkiili fiatalemberekre
lesz sziikseg. Aki reszt kivan ven
nj regisztralasban mint tolmacs
az jelentkezzen szerkesztonknel
csiit0rt6k el6tt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-13
Nit latott Friedman Jozsef Europaban?
Viszonatas
sor
"v0ros" uralom

szorgalmasan dolgozik. Az ipari
telepek kemenyei fiistolnek. A
mezokon mines egy talpalatnyi
miiveletlen fold. A foldmiiveseket
oft lattuk a f0ldeken szorgalmas
munkaban. Csodalatos, de eppen
Nemetorszagon latszott meg leg
kevesbbe haboru. A vonaton be-
szelgettiink nemetekkel. Eszre-
vettiik rajtuk, hogy keriilik ha-
boru emliteset. A nemet nep mar
felejt. Mem secret vesztett ha-
borura gondolni es iparkodik nun
kaval behozni vesztesseget. Ha
el benniik "a revans gondolata ugy
AIT idegenek elott mem mutatjak.
Veliink mint amerikaiakkal, akik
iol beszeliink nemetiil a legud-
variasabban bantak mindenGtt
Nemetorszagban.
"Hosszas utazas utan meyer
keztiink Kassara, ahol CrowektGl
elvaltam. Ok tovabb utaztak Be-
regszaszra, mig en- Eperjesre
mentem. hogy oman Berszevicze-
re utazzam. Eperjesen automobile
fogadtam 500 csehoszlovak koro-
naert es elindultam haza. Mem
messze Berzeviczet6l az orszag-
uton egy kocsi Jolt szembe. Egy
ferfi hajtotta "a lovat. A kocsiban
egy nc tilt. A 10 megbokrosodott
gepkocsi szokatlan latyanyatol.
Megallitottam a gepet es mond-
tam a vezet6nak, hogy stallion
le es vezesse el a lovat q gep mel
lett. Alig alltunk meg, lovat
hajt6 ferfi mereven ramnezett :
- Foltatasa 2-ik oldalon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-13
Regisztralas
Mar csalx ket napja van a polgar-
nak, hogy registration. Aki
nem regisztral mem szavazhat.

A mutt heten megtartott clso
regisztral6 napon, a varos $4,000
szavaz6ja KOHL csak alig 5000
polgar regisztralt. Ugy latszik,
hogy polgarsag mem erti ,hogy
most minden evben kell regisz-
tralni a szavazoknak valasztas
elott. Youngstownnak a legutob-
bi nepszamlalas szerint tobb mint
szazezer lakosa van es a toryeny
az ilyen varosoktol megkoyetei
az evenkenti regisztralast.
Az utolso regisztralasi napok:
okt6ber 21, pentek Is oks6ber
20 EN-, szomhat.
Ezen ket napon varos osz-
sizes valaszt6i alkeriileteiben nyit-
va allanak a szavaz6 helyek. reg
gel 9 oratol delutan Gig, es del
utan 5t6l este 10i-g.
ITALIAN valaki AIT hiszi, hogy
hem kell regisztralnia, inert az
iden mar regisztralt az el6valasz-
tasra augusztusban. Aki AIT hi
szi TEVED, inert tekintetnelkul
ARA, hogy akkor regisztralt, most
ujbol kell regisztralnia
Az aszonyok Sc maradjanak el
a regisztralastol. Vigye el a ferje
Ipolgarlevelet es avyal regisztral-
hat. Ugyancsak regisztralhatnak
mindazok a fatal emberek es lea
nyok, akik november s el6tt erik
ell "a 21-ik eletevet.
10 polgarnak kotelessege a
szavazas.
! Szavazni csak ugy szavazhat,
ha regisztral.
/, Tehat registration.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-13

nagyot csalodtunk a szovetseges
orszagban. A franciak mem vala-
mi nagyon szeretik az amerikaia-
kat, de annal jobban szeretik a
penziinket. Amerikainak minden
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-13
Schrembs piispokot oriasi neptomeg
idv0z0lte vasarnap.
cleveland egyzmegye u f azonnal megszerete
kozonege Magyarok szep szammal vek paradeban

az iinnepely, amelyl Schrembs
piispok magas szarnyalasu remek
beszedevel vegzod0tt, mellyel mas
cikk kereteben foglalkozunk. Az
iinnepely vegen a piispok oft a
szabad eg alatt terdet hajto to-
megnek piispoki aldast osztott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-13

szemtvegst munkajahoz 4megfelol6t
kaphat rogt0n, nem kell napokig var
mia. REss LAszL6 Is FIAI-nal. $50
East Federal. k6zel Watt-hoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-13


vasarnap, hogy Schrembs piispo-
kot, a cleveland egyhazmegye
fejet el5sz6r iidvozolje az acel-
varsban.
A piispok gy0nyorii fejii hatal-
mas szal ember bevaltotta az 1t
megel6zott jo hireket es ugy E.
gyenisegevel, mint szonoki tehet-
segevel magaval ragadta young
stowni kozonseget.
Az el6kel6 egyhaz ferfiu szom-
baton delutan erkezett Young
stownba automobilon' Cleveland.
Dol. Az ejszakat a Scent Erzsebet
k6rhazban t0ltotte, mint annak
szivesen latott vendege. Vasarnap
reggel nyolc orakkor a Knights
of Columbus (Katholikus Legeny
egylet) evi ajtatossaganak utolso
misejet tartotta a Scent COLUMBIA
templomban, amely termeszete-
sen zsufolasig megtelt koz0nseg-
gel. A mise utan a piispok a varos
es k0rnyek plebanosaival tanacs-
kozott, maid az egesz tarsasagot
az Orsolya noverek lattak yende-
gill kolostorban.
Delutan velt a Macy tisztelges.
A kellemes napsugaras oszi idoben
a nep mar egy 6rakkor hullam-
zott az utcakon, amerre a Macy
parade utiranya volt. A katholi-
kus testiilctek fel egytol kezdve
gyiilekeztek varos kiil0mb0z6
pontjain es ket orara megindult
a hatalmas menet, amelyben leg
alabb 5000 ember vett reszt. A
vendeglato Knights of Columbus
1900 f6nyi csapatat kovette a piis
pok antomobilja. A kozonseg min
denfele levett kalappal es nagy
tapssal fogadta. Az Orsolya move
rel akademiaja elott a Wick ave-
nuen a piispok leszallt az automo-
bilbol es reszere fentartott e.
melvenyr3l szemlelte a menetet,
amelynek elvonulasa fel craig
tartott.
A magyarsag sep szammal yett
reszt menetben. Sajnos azonban
hogy ket reszre szakadva para
deztak. Mem tudni mi okb6l, de
a Scent Gyorgy magyar gorog
katholikus egyhaz kiilon vonult,
ami sem nekik, sem "a tobbi ma
gyarsagnak mem jart elonnyel
inert csak csekely szammal voltak
A magyarsag ZONE mintegy 300
ferfi es gyermek a Scent Istvan
es Sziiz Maria egyletek pompas
amerikai es magyar zaszloival; e
leu kovette az east yungstowni
magyar rezbandat, amelyet SIT.
Istvan hitkozseg fogadott meg e.
zen alkalomra. Az egyhaz kura-
torai Zamb6 Janos, Tubicza
Gyorgy, Drzdik Mihaly es Ignath
Gyorgy, valamint Balask6 Gy
"a Scent Istvan egylet elnoke Is
Lukovszky Pal, az east young
sawni Sziiz Maria egylet elnoke
vezettek a magyar szakaszt, a.
mely mindenitt zajos tapsokat
aratott. A bandat Lesnyanszky
Istvan karmester vezette.
F6t. Varlaky Sander plebanos
automobilon yett reszt a. parade
ban. Ugyancsak gepen ment Suba
Ern6 g0r. kath. lelkesz is. Magyar
reszr6l Mih6k Sandor volt tagjs
parade es fogado bizottsag.
max.
Szerkeszt5nk "a piisp0k mellet1
allott, mikor a magyarok elvonul
tax. A nagymeltossagu ferfit nen
kellett figyelmeztetni ARA, hogy
a Macy zenesz6val erkez6 szakasi
magyar. Amint meglatta piro'
feher z0ld lobog6t, odafordult szel
keszt6nkh5z: "Itt j0nnek az eI
j6 magyarjaim" mondotta, rs
merem es szeretem oket =
A menet elvonulAsa utan mint
egy 20 ezernyi tomeg toltott'
meg az ACADEMIA h a t ] m a I;
parkjat Is azonnal kezdetet vett'
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1921-01-19
FIRST SKYSCRAPER IN
EUROPE TO BE RAISED.

Washington. Jan. IA skyscrap-
er, the first of its kind in Europe,
with a tower nearly 500 feet high is to
be built in Paris, according to a sup
Elementary report received by the Blu
reau of Foreign and Domestic Com
merce from Paris
The report says that due to the
support accorded to the project by
various countries. the Board of Di-
rectors have decided to alter their
original plans and erect a taller
structure.
According to the information re-
ceived the new plans call for ten
stories instead of six and a skyscraper
tower comprising thirty-hve floors
This tower will be about sixty feet
square and almost 500 feet high and
will be the first of its kind ever erect
ed i'll Europe. 1t will be devoid to
Offices for tenants who do not wish
to display their goods.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1921-01-19
GOES 80 MILES
FOR MORE TANLAC
Says It's Most Wonderful Med
icine in World and Would Go
100 Miles Rather Than Be
Without 1t.

81 have to go thirty miles for Tan
lac, but | would go hundred rather
than be without it," said Mrs. Flea
nor Case. of Norwich Pa. while visit
ing recently at GA Phipplips Ave
Akron, Ohio.
when | began taking Tanlac |
only weighed a hundred and thirty
five pounds and now | weigh a hun
dred and fifty-one. ! had suffered for
three wears from indigestion and
other troubles. My appetite was poor,
| had severe pains in my sides, back
and chest and awful spells of dizzi-
ness.
My sleep at night was very much
broken and | always woke up in the
morning with a dull. tired feeling and
was so weak and lfeless that | could
hardly get up energy enough to cook
meal or sweep my house 1t took
about all the strength | had to climb
flight OF stairs and | would reach
the top almost completely exhausted
Since taking Tanlac ] feel like an
entirely different person. My appetite
is wonderful and everything agrees
with me. | am free from pains and
dizziness and | sleep soundly every
night and wake up in the morning
feeling fine. My homework is actual
ly pleasure to me and | can run up
and down the stairs the same as
could when mas a girl
After seeing how Tanlac was help
ing me, my husband began taking it
and it is doing him world of good.
too"
Tanlac is sold in Cloverport by
Weddings Drug Store, in Kirk by
Mattingly Bros. in Addison by L. d.
Addison, in Ammons by VIM. H.
Dutschke, and in Stephensport by F.
II. Shellman =AdNertisement
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1921-01-19

awOke to the actilir present TOO late
TO stem the tide of tears that sudden
ly rose to the girls eyes.
"Oh," she sObbed. "what Is to be-
come Of me? ! was so happy here. If
you hadn't made me thinkr'
If anything has been said in the
course Of these pages to give the i'm
preston that Mr.. Randolph was mod
eled after Joseph or hewn out of ice
or packed with probity TO the exclu-
sion of red blood forget 1t. At the
sight Of those tears. he slid the length
of the couch to first base, fielded the
girl in his arms, switched her round
so that she Law across his knees, drew
her face against his shoulder. and
rocked her gently.
"You poor kiddie," he said softly,
"what devil of II time you've had
But believe me when ! tell you it's all
over. This is the night that starts your
old happy sun into the blue sky again.
Don't worry"
She stopped crying and looked up
into the honest face so close to her
own, puZZling as to how Just these
words could have come f"om il: hit
the world had taught her a bard les
son in varying standards She drew n
lor'., u,'''-nrr'r o'"h
CONTINUED Next Week.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1921-01-19
FIND SERUM FOR FOOT
AND MOUTH DISEASE

Paris. Jan. ia serum for the
prevention of foot and mouth disease
has been discovered by commission
of French experts but enough serum
cannot be manufactured now to in
oculate all cattle The commission is
composed of Profs. Roux. Nocard,
Care and Nallee Prize cattle and
valuable animals OF the world will be
treated, including those in Argentina
Brazil and Uruguay.
Prof Vallee said that the microbe,
invisible under the microscope is so
inhnitesimal that it passes through
porcelain filters. which heretofore
have retained all known microbes
Virus to make the diseaced parts OF
affected animals
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1921-01-19
BARGAINS IN FARM LANDS FOR SALE

No. adjoining city limits of Cloverport mostly
house with hail. stock oubudngs
one-half cash. balance in annual payments
No. acres, miles from Tell City Ind The farm will
have rock road built thru Has
bottom land and the ridge land land There
bank of the farm There good farm
outbudngs
schoohouse within mile of the farm
bad health of the he is trying sell Price oneaf
cash. balance to suit purchaser
No miles from Tobns Landing which
the from Clovepor KY Has about
rolling land the balance rather rough; all with
of cross encng has about worth of merchanable timber
the FARM has apple orchard and other Improve
consist of good house with hall both
and down and cellar underneath The house furnished
with splendid lighting plant which ample light There also
good stock crib cellar with cellar
other old which would make repaired
The cisterns, we'll which windmill
The following with farm Two good
old in foa head of sheep calf head oogs
including enough all
The price for the entire stock and farm only $780, with onehaf
cash and balance four annual This place bar
gain.
For further information inquire of
J. D. SEATON, REAL ESTATE DEALER
Coverport KY. .s.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1921-01-19

what he said.
The driver welcomed the sudden
apparition with friendly grin,
hOnked defiantly three times. and
threw in the clutch. They were off,
and trailing after them came such a
string of blasphemous utterances as
made Mr.. Randolph vince.
The girl was laughing. No longer
did her eyes search for CLEAN they
thought they had lost forever. II was
there within them, come back to roll
lick in her pupils and spill itself in
reckless spending.
ooh! oh! What bump!" she
gasped.
Funny, wasn't it," said Mr.. Ran
dolph weakly.
lawfully" said the girl.
Thereupon fell long silence. The
cab cut across the traffic, reached the
Avenue, and eventually the dark park
before Mr.. Randolph found anything
further to say.
Funny, wasn't itr he remarked.
The girl cast him a startled look.
"Why." she gurgled, that's what
you said before"
$50 I did," said Mr.. Randolph.
frOwning thoughtfully. $50 I did. BY
the way. what's your name?"
The girl caught her breath and
swallowed her laughter.
"vivienne WHERE" she said, after
pause.
"HOw awful" commented Mr.. Ran
dOlph. "One Of those deliberate al
literations that 60 with the back row
of the chorus"
"Front row." Vivienne defended
promptly, but unsmiling. Her lips
twitched down at the corners. AT
least. 1t was front row."
81 know" said Mr.. Randolph.
"You've been fired. heard what
Beamer said to you. How long have
you known that snake"
Not very long" she answered. "He
got me on. and l suppose he got me
off" She drew long breath and
turned appealing eyes to Randolph.
please" she said, "dOn't let's talk
a few minutes. love the park at
night with its border of lights. Let's
play game"
"'A gamer" said Randolph doubt
fully.
eyes. Wen guess which is Central
Park West and which is One Hundred
and Tenth street and which is the ave-
nue.. II is not as easy as you think
after you've been going round a while
I'm feeling d-dizzy a-already."
'YOu are" exclaimed Mr.. Randolph.
"Well. let me tell YOU it isn't from
buzzing round twO-mile. circuit.
What did you have for dinner?"
Miss Vivienne shut her lips tight.
"WOn't you please play my gamer"
she asked family.
Mr.. Randolph frowned as though
considering the subject very seriously.
hut the matter that held his attention
was not the proposed guessing match.
That would not have been fair nor
amusing, as the headlights of his own
very comfortable apartment blinked
at him every time they came to Fifty
ninth street. He was justifying to
himself very questionable move. He
wished to feed this stray damsel and.
at the same time, talk to her with
purpose. He could not see himself
doing 1t in a cabaret, and every hotel
supper room had already become one
Of those things. He came to a decision
and spoke.
"Pll take a hand in your game, all
right, but not just as you think. Do
yOu-wOuld yon trust me?"
Immediately the girl was on her
guard. She looked into his face and
read il,
II would never have thought of not
trusting you If you hadn't asked that
old, old trap question:" she said
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sell Sport 7 WASN'T old enough to sell
myself"
She stopped speaking with an IN
mistakable finallty. Randolph was
overwhelmed by the food Of informa-
tion that this slip Of girl had PACKED
into two-score words. A l'fe-story in
four lines and revelation Of the
heart thrown In for good measure
Over and above that, he had to reckon
with the confirmation Of suspicion
which had l. slowly establishing H.
self In his mind that he had met her
before, that not for the first time this
night had those soft lips, curved for
merry words. cried, "My. what a
bumpv within his hearing.
So many considerations pressed to
his immediate attention that he
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IL was not long before the cab. I'M
Willingly loaded for bear, drew up
with final honk at the stage-door of
the Crocodile. Immediately came a
rasping voice that was vaguely ia
miliar to Mr.. Randolph.
SWELL" II said, "you sure took your
own time getting here" The driver.
expert in aggravating repartee with
out words, pressed the bulb of his
atrOcious horn three times. "Cut It
QUIT" said the rasping voice. "There
isn't any hurry now" =.
1t was incredible, reasoned Mr.. Ran
dolph with himself, that anyone should
forget that voice once heard and he
was right. He remembered 1t. 1t was
the voice Of Mr.. Duke Beamer, whom
he had had the distinct pleasure of
blackballing for one club in college
and three in town. Mr. Beamer, to his
honest mind, was the best living ex-
ample of animated slime in tailor
made clothes.
Mr.. B. was not alone Mr.. Randolph
could just see his companion through
the slant of the half-raised window
glass, and even that distorted glimpse
was very close to vision. The girl
was young, beautiful, and troubled.
Her cheeks were thin and pale, her
parted lips aquiver; her chin was
atremble. OF course she was very
cheaply but neatly clothed.
make up your mind" said the rasp-
ing voice. ride with me or walk the
streets by yourself, and don't forget
that there's no job behind you. You've
said goOd-by to that door for good"
The girls wan face went through
that cOntOrtiOn which says. 81 won't
cry" and doesn't, thereby achieving a
pity beyond the need of tears. The
Quivering of her lips, the trembling of
her chin grew more pronOunced-Only
to steady down as she swept up strick-
en- and imploring eyes to the face of
the unseen man.
"Oh, Duke" she begged, promise
promise you'll he always good to me-"
"Of course. little one" said the rasp-
Ing voice. promptly and much relieved
promising lightly to pay on demand,
In full for soul delivered i'm advance
you'll never regret it, believe me-"
The girl tore her doubling eyes
from his face and stepped toward the
cab. Mr.. Randolph made himself ex.
ceeding small i'm the corner nearest
the curb. An unseen agent opened the
door; the girl slipped in and turned to
seat herself her escort made to follow.
Then did Mr.. Randolph suddenly lean
forward and proceed to push in the
face Of Mr.. Beamer with his open
hand and the full weight of his Shout
der. That astOnished scion of once
gentlemanly house reeled backward
and sat down on the pavement kerr
PUNK.
'My, what bump!" spoke keen
young voice over Mr.. RandOlph's