davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-24
my curiosity is aroused"
TWICE BLEST

I'm thankful for lot of things,
 And here are two that make me glad I'm not one of those exiled kings,
 I do not live in Petrograd.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-24

A LONG DISTANCE WoRRIBR f1s MT. Gawping a public spirited citizen?"
 q don't know about that" said MT Gadspur. He can overlook more evils here at home and express more i'm djgnation in letter to the editor about conditions in Central Europe China, Tap and the South seas thar any other man l ever knew"
 PROPHETS OF GLOOM Two thousand years ago men said The world was going straight to pot
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-24
ALMOST AS GOOD

From the Los Angeles Times. A Scotchwoman had had much trouble with her gardeners. She could not find one who was capable of keeping sober,, She appealed to her brother. who prom ised to do his best to help her. At last he announced that he had found just the man she needed
 "Fll only ask one question, James," said his sister. '1s he teetotaler?"
 'well' said James. deliberately; "hes no juist what ye'd ca a teetotaler. but he's a mon ye canna fill"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-24
LEAVE THEM WHERE InEY LIE

By Roselle Mercier Montgomery. Leave them where they lie in glory.
 with their buddies. where they
 fell.
 Mourning France to guard and tend
 them--she will keep her vigil
 we'll Crosses white stand at attention, silent
 sentries. row on row. And in their returning seasons Frances
 fairest flowers blow, Planted there to do them honor in ths
 land for which they bled-- For their pain. the purple lilies; for
 their glory. poppies red! There above them float the co1ors of
 the flag for which they died. Emblem of their country's honor, sym
 bol of their country's prid4 In their valor. Leave them sleeping, there on Frances mournipg breast,
 Heroes with hero's honorS -whote ' they fell. ah, let them resti
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-24
A RELIC OF THE PAST

And what is this quaint vessel?" That's schooner
 "Yes?"
 "In the old days, after it has crossed the bar a number of times barroom bassos used to sing, Rocked in. the Cradle of the Deep"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-24
WANTED TO KNOW

I7I0 , v IN1NVW "waiter "Yes. sir.y' "How's the service here?" Just watch me, sir" I've been watching you. That's wi
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-24
THE PLAYBOY OF CRITICISM

contagious, perpetually lovable, invet- erately alive. Remembering him, one remembers, too, one of his favorite quotations from Netzsche: "Convic- tions are prisons. New ears for new music New eyes for the most tance"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-24
City of Homes

Cfty Of Homes
 There is one hopeful sign m the real estate market says Hill Fergu- son, and that is, those who come to live in Birmingham get the home own ing instinct. and many this spring are building.
 Tn every part of the district one can see homes going up, ranging all the way from simplicity" homes and mod est bungalows to handsome residences. There Is nothing which adds to the at tractiveness of a city like its homes. and Birmingham is getting to be known far and wide as the city of beautiful homes.
 Ut has taken longer time than in most places of the size of Birmingham, for the apartment house idea to catch on."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-24
Back to the Farm

Now that so many of the industries in this district are down and a large number of men are without employ ment it seems good time to start a back to the farm movement" said Postmaster R. B. Smyer
 T received letter yesterday from a man in Cherokee county stating that he could use some men on his farm if they wished to work there. That is practically true of the farmers all over the state.
 The big wages paid men in indus tries have brought many men from the rural districts and it would be a good idea to get these men back to the farms to increase the production of farming products and thus decrease the prices"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-24

has list of 20 guardsmen who served in the mine fields during the strike and find themselves still out of jobs,' said Paoli Smith, secretary. We are anxious to secure employment for these young men in recognition of the part
 they played in the preservation of law and order in the county. "The names and addresses and what the young men can do are on file at
 the chamber and we sincerely hope that
 we will be able to place them before
 does seem that these soldiers who lost jobs in performance of public duty are"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-24

I've been watching you. Ina
The evening world., 1921-03-11
~ Y.Pin Knights
Roll Good Scores
In Buffalo Meet
tspecial to The ErsninE VOID.

BUFFALO. N. Y, March 11.-Three
Of the fourteen New York City fva-
laen teams rolling in the AmericlA
Bowling Congress tournament here
last night won places in the standing
Of the ten leaders, and five Of the
fourteen rolled into the 200 class.
There was a most successful attack
on the pins by the metropolitan stars,
although none were able to top the
nigh five-man score Of 2,911, held by
the Northern Paper Mills, Of Green
Bay, Wis
University No. I, setting up an ag-
gregate score of 279t pins, were higu
among the Gotham fives, with IN.
Metropolitan team only one pin be-
hind, taking fifth and sixth places.
The other aggre cation to win placc
in the charmed circle was the Hudson
. Blues, with total of 2769, which Is
now eighth high. The University 1--WE
shot most consistently, scor ng team
singles of 90s 993 and 800, the second
score being the team single furnished
by the New Workers.
J. Baigas of the Metropol.Ians fur
nished the best individual perform
ance, scoring 623 pins for his three
games, despite f55 count for tn
first game. He followed this with
singles Of 245 and 225 pins L. Marnu,
j. Senatore, II. Griusted and w. Hens
were the star individual performers,
all showing up a 500 set. Helms top
pied the naples for 246 In his FIRST
game. j. Kuster had two double
century counts, but his second game
contribution OF 166 held down his
total.
The srorcs.
The evening world., 1921-03-11

awarding the tournament for next
year. President John r. Smith Of
Buffalo is slated as tho log cal can
didate for reelection Toledo, O.,
Grand Rapids, Mich, and Green Bay,
Wis, are after the A. y. c. cham
pionshps for next year. Toledo viii
likely be the choice.
New York bowlers who shot n the
five-man event last night will roll
their doubles and singles to-day Thn
next appearance OF Metropolitan five
man teams takes place next Monde }
night. Billy Cordes, Grand Centials
with Glen Riddell in the lineup, New
ork's best five, the Broadway Ar.
cades, the Broadways and the or
pheums of Brooklyn are the teams
scheduled to roll that night.
The evening world., 1921-03-11
BrOccO-COburn
In Tie for Lead
BySteGLingLGp

Maurice Brocco and Willie Coburn,
teamed as the Italian American team
in the six-day cycle grind in Madison
Square Garden, jumped the pack dur
ing the running of the eighth point
sprint last night and Tapped the field,
bringing them on a parity with the
leaders Rutt and Lorenz and Egg and
Van Kempen. BY brilliant team work
shey managed to complete a lap gain,
Setting such pace that the teams Of
Byron and keenan,, De Greaves and
.Reilcns and ParisOl and Leonard were
each Tapped three times.
The evening world., 1921-03-11

The largest crowd in attendance 1t
the tournament thus far was on hand
TO witness the performance Of th=
New Workers.
The annual business meeting Of the
American Bowling Congress delegates
will be held this afternoon for the
purpose Of electing officers an
The evening world., 1921-03-11

At the National A. c.. Of Brooklyn.
Marty Deegan, called the Fighting Harp
knocked out Sergeant Togo in three
rounds.
The evening world., 1921-03-11

g. ssrsazsrv
The New York herald., 1921-05-12
LOtk.
<eNr Work
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

There was a tone OF pessimism and
an excess of supply of steel throughout
Yesterdays session of the> Consolidated
Stock Exchange. ensuing losses in that
group ranging from I point to more
than points That selling later ex-
tended 10 most other groups and
brought substantial general recessions.
Retail Stores and a few oils reflected
support at improved prices, the former
moving up Be to 601s. a high level for
recent months Declines of ) " in Cru
cible to 776s, 4 in Republic TO 50, 4 *
III Lackawanna Steel to 4s7s. 3Ia in
American Sumatra to 615s. and "a In
General Asphalt to - were feature
changes.
~ United States Steel was offered down
IT, to s3Ts Nanadium, 2Ss TO "a /;
Baldwin Locomotive, 2 to SS& Mex
lean Petroleum. 3ss to 1908 Texas
Coal and Oil. j a to 90 American su-
gar, 2i4 to SsA Kelly Springfield. 2as
to f5M American Linseed. ga to SO
International Paper 20 10 65; Stude-
baker 27k to s0I Chandler, ~ to
VlM. and United states Rubber. y
10 73s4
Texas and Pacific was offered down
Ila to 23h Reading, to Is Y Rock
Island. r. TO 32as st. Paul. rs To
2sih Northern Pacific, "a 10 "a Nor
folk, is 10 97l4 Atlantic Gulf. TO
4oI5. American International, y 10
SO and Cerro de Pasco. ga to 29A
while Cosden rose ei6 to S71a Pacific
OIL. 2ia to s09a, and Hide and Leather
preferred ga 70 54l4.
The New York herald., 1921-05-12
CROP DAMAGE TALK
SWINGS WHEAT UP
EAdyancc Helped by Wallace's
&@ssStand i'm Favor of Prices
.soos Above Pre-War Level.
ims.vrsr

CHICAGO, May 1l-Increased anxiety
over crop damage reports helped 70
bring about a decided advance in wheat
to-day. The market closed strong. Slac.
10 sac. net higher. with May $l.44 TO
$1.44A and July s1.16l2 TO s1.l6&
Corn gained ssc. to sc. oats Ac. 10
"a &c. and provisions &c to 62c.
Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska. Texas,
Missouri and Indiana sent unfavorable
news regarding winter wheat and active
general buying marked the day except
@in brief interval after word was re-
cetved that rains had fallen in Western
Kansas. The upward swing was much
Facilitated by statements of Secretary
OF Agriculture Wallace favorins higher
scale of prices than before the war and
indicating belief that business conditions
would be improved with the settlement
OF the German reparations matter. ES-
pectance that the emergency tariff bilt
would be passed by the Senate forthwith
was also a strengthening factor In
addition, country offerings We're small
and gossip was current that the move
nents from first hands would decrease
soon.
Corn and oats were helped upward by
1. wheat's strength. Another hullish in
i.5lusnce was the knowledge that the
.bulk of the 1.2S0.0o0 bushels of corn Ia
spublic elevators here has been sold for
Fshipment.
German acceptance Of the Allies terms
Aappeared to enliven demand for proyi-
sions and especially lard.
The New York herald., 1921-05-12
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

k~i GENERAL CIGAR CO.. INC.
ct .a. New York, May TO- 1921.
esA quarterly dividend on one dollar and
vaventy-fye cents tSt15J per share VIII be
ps ID on Tie Preferred stock Of this Company
June I. 1921, 70 stockholders Of record On
May -. 1891. a. 3 90 l.. H.
A. v. sluCK, Secretary
The New York herald., 1921-05-12
II. S. Secretarial School

u. ,. SecretarIaI school
N.-5N ITTTH AVE. g5TH Sr.J
IRE eldest ard pre- ef0ineutig tho nov 80
r~s1fui. pfnp- for snd pbtni1~ - ellen.
ssct~tarisl uaRifianN WRIT f0r Cnfaien ia
BOOKKEEPING CLASS Corpsncct fEs. { .
Thorough training - pualNy for eoniu.s.t q
change or boots ia aut business Ewrr9
BR0AKEE = SCHMIDT, 90 FIFTH AVE
n @ACCOUNTANCY CLASSES FORMING.
FACE q FACE, 30 Church street. New York.
NEW YORK COLLEGE MuafC. is3 w. 57a.
NEW YORK con MUSIC iis Y. ssts
YOUNG woman wishes 10 tutor foreigner
In practical English. with knowledge Latin
language, NJ 2ii Herald, Herald "a.
The New York herald., 1921-05-12
JAMES EyERARD'S BREWERIES.

Notice IL hereby given that Special
Meeting OF the stockholders of said corpora
tion will be held at the offices OF OLCOTT.
BoNYNGE. McMANUS & ERNST, at 1I0
Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan. City OF
New York. on the 2Gth day OF May. 1921. at
IL noon TO act upon n proposition TO alter
ifa certificate OF Incorporation so az to In
cude other purposes. powers and provisions.
10 wit
Subject TO the restrictions or limitations
imposed by law. 70 purchase or otherwise
acquire. hold. own. sell, assign, trsnsfer.
mortgage. pledge. exchange otherwise
dispose OF the shares Of the capital stock.
bonds. obligations or other securities or
evidences OF indebt btcdness OF other corpora
lions, domestic. and foreign, and the good
VIII. rights. assets and property of any and
every Kind. or any part thereof. of any
person, firm or corporation, domestic or
foreign. and while the owner Of such
sha res Of the capital stock 10 exercise all
rights. powers and privileges of ownership
including the power 10 vote thereon
in addition TO those now set forth In the
certificate OF Incorporation OF said corpora
tion.
Dated New York. May 9Th. 1921
ROBERT IIILLtARD, President
The New York herald., 1921-05-12
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.


NOTICE OF MEETING
OF
STOCKHOLDERS
The New York herald., 1921-05-12
INTERNATIONAL SALT COMPANY
OF NEW JERSEY

The annual meeting Of tile stockholders oi
the International Salt Company OF New Jer.
sey win be held at the principal office -
tho Company. No. - Exchange Place, Jersey
city, n j., on Monday, the 10Th day ~ May,
1921 az | 80 o'clock y NJ, for the election
of Inspectors OF Electiou, and OF three tSl
Directors and for the transaction ~ such
other business as may properly be brough,
before said meeting.
The polls VIII be open at o'clock and viii
remain open at least one hour.
WILLIAM ~. BARNARD Secretary.
Tcracv CITY N r. Anrti o5 1921
The New York herald., 1921-05-12
CHICAGO PRICES

Only about 100000 bushels Of cash
swheat were sold for export in yester-
days market. The small sales were In
rome measure due to inability of eN-
porters TO purchase for near by ship
rnent. Sales OF corn were limited to
100000 bushels. There was some in
Quiry for rye, but no business in it was
reported. In the -four market export
s<rs continue to demand low grades and
Grst clears, and are epdeavoring to pur-
sEhase for prompt shipment. The do
restic -four trade is still slow.
sE NEW YORK PRICES.
e1.T3; No. 1 Manitoba. s1.so; No. mixed
dtrum: sie2. {; !. 4. track y, Y. to arrive
C0RN-.-No;, yellow and No. 2 white,
ten days shipment.
OATS-No. / white. dc; No. . white,
xssa047c.; fancy clipped white. 5ag54'sc,;
srxinary clipped white ooD53c.. all elevator.
RYE-No; Western. s15sis (. o. b. and
BARLEy-Feedins. eaa73c mailing 779
sUoKwnEAT-sound milling, $3.50; nom
IAAY--No. 1. 81. l.4oG1.5o; No. ., 81. 3oal. 40;
Nc. 3. sl:i5al.2o; shipping. siqiio.
st STRAW-No. ! rye. s22a23 a ton.
1SA INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
@tS Wheat. Corn. oats.
Jsast week ........', 662 900 5sI. 600 492. 600
Last year .......... G5i 600 $50 900 Az 600
SEABoARD CLEARANCEs.
- Flour. Wheat Corn.
Yesterday ...... As 900 10000 3TT 900
Last week. .......... II 900 4s5. 900 $4,000
Last year. ......... 5000 100000 i.
.sas 81 FLOUR
iswe 81 New York.
Spring patents. SS.a5MS.1J; spring clears.
e6.c5a6. 10: soft winter straights, $6.T5dDI . :.
hard winter straights, SSQs.50 Rye flour
steady fair 10 good. 50. 5o6ps.T5; choice to
fancy. Ss.sena White corn flour dull,
81 sJd2 a 100 lbs
Minneapolis.
y Flour unchanged. Shipments 1922
farrrls
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-04
MAGYARUL GoNDoLKoZ1K

A szerbek lovakat soroznak a Delvi
deken, irjak hazulr6l. Kerekes Mar.
ton is elvezeti bizottsag ele Csila,
got. Sep 10, sarkos h6ka feheredik
homlokan, laha karcsu, mint a
szarvase, szore szinte william, amikor
ravetodik napsugar. R0vid szarra
kell fogni, ha kicsit szabadiara eresz-
tik, mindjart tancra hajtja we're.
A SERB tiszteknek kerekre tkgul a
szemtik 10 lattara.
Ez aztan 10.
Nezik, koriilfogjak, beszelnek, muto.
gatnak.
A 10 egyideig turelmetlenHl all
maid unni kezdi sok hokusz- p6kuszt
hatrasunyit, a fIlet visszayagja, nyik
kant egyet, aztaa kirug.
A szerbet eppen hatbatalalja. CsaE
ugy bukfencezik leveg6ben.
Ez 6rdlt Agyon kell lon
ext a vsdallatet.
Kerekes Marion SCENE megvillan
igen felti a nyalka allatot. megsimo
gatja = pyakat,, y bizottsag fele for
dul, azt4n alazatosan megsz6lal:
Mem vad ez 10 - k0nyorgom
Inkabb olyan szelid, mint barany
csakhat - msgssasul gondqlkozik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-04
Az 1TAL ALDoZsATA
kifosztottak egy amerikai magyart
Debrecenben.

Nehany nappal ezel6tt erkczett Deb
recenhe Amerikabol D0brendi Janos
irJa Kulfoldi Magyarsag'. Tizen
OF even at dolgozott a szenbanyakban,
testet es lelket olG munkaval. Munka
kozben megrokkant, egy leoml6 szen
fal osszezuzta jobb labat. Nehezen
Standardization nelkiil0zesek aran osz
szekuporgatott mint egy ezer dollart
$ azzal jott vissza tengeren tulr6l
hogy az 6hazabanx nyugqlt megelhe
test talaljon.
Mikor Debreeenbe erkezett, a Kos
suth-szall6ban vett XII lakast, oft 81
degelt nehany napig. Egy este Dob
rendi Janos vacsorara egy darab sza
raz kolbaszra betert szallo vendeg
ioJebe, ahol szallodas fla, Kovaes
Gergely szelgalta XII.
Alig ivott meg Dobrendi 81 pohal
bort, nagy ,almossag vett rata erot
es nyemban elaludt. A vendegl6b6l be
vittek a szobajaba. Reggelre kelve
Dobrendi hiaba kereste 720 dollariat
rejtelyes m6don eltint
Feljelentest tett a rend6rseeen, d,
meg mem tudtak hosszu evek cred
menyet el6keriteni.
A minap vizsgalobir6, sulyos
gyanuokok alapjan, letart6ztatta Ko
vacs Gergelyt, a vendegl6s fiat
konnyen feltehet6 ugyanis, hogy mex
okvetleniil tudni kell arr6l, hogy ki
jart a lopas ejjelen D6brendi Janos
szobajaban, amikor hazatert ma
gyart tulsagosan sok ital levette a
labar6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-04

Gondnlja meg, hova megyl Ha p6nxt
akar kaldeni, hsjdjegyet v&sarolpi. Oh
manyra van sztiks6ge, fordulion a tar
pasztalt, ismsrt Greg bankarhoz. CT
mem r6gi:
INTERNATIONAL RANK
q, v. HAMoRY
l7-1a n. Phelps ST.. younssaewu. q.
Az Erie napothoz kasel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-04
Magyarorszagi lsvelek.

Bag6 Ersssbet, SO ewes, Erzssbst-
folva.
perdaock Adam, 40 ewes, stask6,
Trencsen megye.
Hromada Anna, 81 ewes, Berzseay,
So6s Sander, cip6sz, 70 ewes,
Htt6si Janos, So ewes, Nagydorog.
'Szvoboda Joen6 Wilczk6 Anna, Brad
dock.
,'Hauserne Matyas Ilona, McKeesport.
Sefta Radu, 80 ewes, Egres, Torontal
megye.
Friedman Gyorgy, 4S ewes, Bakony,
Gyir6t.
Bliszka Janos, 66 ewes, Tur6cszent-
marion.
Szemerey G6za, As ewes, Budapest.
Sinkovics Karoly, 33 ewes, Kotaj.
Springer MARCEL, mern0k, Versecz.
Miller Johann, % ewes, Kurd.
Greenfield Maxine Klein Lima, Mariana.
rossziget.
Domokos Imrene Erlicz Liza, 40
ewes, O-Malomsok.
Mayer-Spiess Augusta, So ewes.
Bokor Janos, IS oys, Kemenes- Mi
halyfalva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-04

vasarnap Debrecenben. Baltazar es az ad6kivet0k.
Piac-ntcat6l Istenaaig. - ~ N6p silklSe'.

szen eddig is exert nevestek el a
Peterfia a Csapo-utca tajekan
Istenesnek, Istenes-Horvath xii
lGnben vendegl0s, Cha a di0fa mem
csett volna derel1ara, akkor is
meglatogattuk volna) j6 bort
mer, olyan bora is van, amihez
nem ad csoves vizet S ha nagyon
eroskodig a vendeg, akkor meg
a gyengebb borb6l Sc kap. S ep-
pen egy ilyen derek emberre KEEL
lett esnie annak a di6fanak.
AIT gondoltuk, legalabb is fek-
SILK Istenes, de nagy .0romiinkre
a pult mellett allotts Allott, inert
live jobban erezte faidalmat
mint ICY s kozbe-k0zbe bort ivott
Mas ember meghalt volna. De
mar estere, mire a hold felj0tt,
ncm fajt dereka. Hat meg, a
mikor Szekely Jakab Gyula (de
Scent -Gerlicse) megsokalvan &
beszedet, k0zbevagott, ugy hogy
hangjat a Bikanal is meghallot
tax:
'tri<
Nyirfa 'koz0tt kisiit0tt a hodvilag
Megtagada, qingem az edesanyam
Negtagada, L mem hi tobbet fla
max, - t
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-04
Tanyerpipa

Vasarnap delel6tt olyan a
nagytemplom kornyeke, mintha
gyiiles leppe. lit lathatunk meg
kethiivelJ a bajuszt ugy XII
pod0rve, | egy tiibe lehetne fiizni.
A gombakalap koriil szalag he
lyett l6szorzsin6r. Aztan cserep-
pipa. A hires debreceni tanyer-
pipabol csak ket ember p0fekelt,
Mem csoda hat, ha Seres bacsiek
akik a Degenfeld-teri piacon a
tanyerpipa legf6bb arusit6i, olyan
rosszkedviiek. AIT mondjak, hogy
ezelott a kanasz csak tanyerpi-
pabol fist0lt. Regebben a csik6-
sok is, ha gyalogosan voltak, mem
a kupakos csikos pipat, hanem a
tanyerpipat hasznaltak. Most a
tanyerpipat csak a regi szokasok-
hoz hi kanasz yagy zsellerember
keresi, meg par pipagyiijto. Eel
szazad el6tt fiatalsag nagyresze
a tanyerpipahoz ugy ragaszko-
dott, mint a nagyerdoi kirandu-
lasokhz. Ma pedig a hagyomanyos
tanyerpipa reszvetlenseg Matt
alkonya fele k0zeledik. Ugy lat
SILK. Debrecenben mar mem be-
cslilik nagyon a ncvezetessegeket.
Szentj6by bacsi, a harcos magyar
is ilyesfelet mondott mult
este. 80.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-04
vaRES BosszU

Polyik Balint kenderesi f6idmives,
Palyik Erss6bet uuokahugat agyon-
szurta es azutan felakasztotta magat.
Remes tettet az6rt k6vette Ell, inert a
leanyt mem akartak hozzaadni, fele-
segul.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-04

A debreceni vasarnapok meg a
regiek. Hetkoznapokon varosi
iizleti elett6l mem latja az ember
Debrecent, kapkedd, siet6, ha-
szon utan futkoso t0meg eltakar-
ia a nemes varos igazi arculatat.
De vasarnap delel5tt oft latja az
ember a nevezetes Nagytemplom
k0riil vegig a Piac-utcan azo-
kat az emberalakokat, akiket, ha
eddig mem ismerte is Debrecent,
k0nyvekben, lathatott: a civist,
aki bizony a val6sagban meg ko-
verebb, mint kepeken, sotet
ruhat visel, hatulvarrott szaru
csizmat. A nadragja azonban a
legt0bbnek "divatos A haboru
hatasa, hogy most csizmas en-
berek legtobbje bricsesz-nadra-
got visel. Magasteteju kalapja
van, aztan tajtekpipa, sallangos
kost0kdohanyzacsk6 egesziti XII
a polgart. Mar mem sonia vagy
t0lgyfa botot hordanak, hanem
boHban vasarolt palcat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-04
Istenes es vendegl0je

De azert akadnak Debrecenben
olyan emberek is, kiket nemcsak
a Piac-utcan ismcrtek. "A Csap6-
utcaba dabe hire. jott,. hogy. Is
tenes HprYath ;egV'ik diofajat fas
ia ki az udvaran, de nemf ert d
munka vegere, inert ia kid6lt $
derekara esett. Persze siettlnk,
hogy meglatogassuk beteg Is
tenest, aki most bizonyosan sokat
fobaszkedlatik az sgiekhsz. Hi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-04
Az adovet0k

A Piac-utcan veges-vegig meg
suvegelik Baltazar piispok urat.
"A boltokban is felbeszakadt a
munka, hogy lilo tisztelettel id
vozolhessek a nagytiszteletii pus-
p0k0t. Meg csak ket, aktataska-
kat szorongat6 urat. udv0z0ltek
ilyen alazattal. Meg is kardeztem,
hogy Xix ezek az urak?
Az ad6kivet6 bizottsag tag
jai = vilagositottak fel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-04
A polgar

debreceni rang, ami oft van be-
'szedkozben, a gyaszjelentesen,
siremleken. A polgar nagyobb ur,
mint a 'foispan, piispok, a KEEP
visel6 biztosan mem cserelne
nagyatadival, de meg rangosabb
urakkal Sc. Mem minden bokor-
ban teremnek olyan emberek,
mint a debreceni eivisek. Kar,
hogy Slavy ur mem osi debreceni
ember, akkor talan meg inkabb
nyomdokaiba lepv6n, kovetnek a
hogy Szlavy ur mem osi debreceni
kab6l az egyesfogatu kocsik fele
iranyitja lepteit, hogy Lovol-
debe vitesse magat, kocsisok
vagtaba hajtanak ell a szelrozsa
minden iranyaba, csak Szlavy fe-
le mem, leven ket es fel mazsa a
sulya, amt mem birnak XII roska-
tagabb kocsitengelyek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-04

En- Sc hivom tobbet edesanyam-
max.
Bizony, Istenes meggy6gyult.
A gentri Balogh Elemer meg ep-
penseggel elfelejtette. haziorvosa
tanaesait. Koh0gese nyomban ell
multi. Pipaja legjobban fiistolt,
tobbet ert ez hangulat, mint az
egesz Piac-utca k6sz0ntgetese. !.
z. J.