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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-28

The over smart linen dress is al
necessary item In the summer wa
they're 80 easily laundcrcd ana
look, and are, 40 cool ana fr'sh.
-Thcsc are I'm brown. green, yellow
bluc. and white, sizes to AZ.
The $i9.75 group has been prlc
10 ............. ....S27
The S27.5O group has boon pri'
to ..,...t... ...'s.'.' '''.''. goo
Third Floor
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.....,seit, Il will SHOW that fellow.
can't scare me-.
Right up close to the hank wen;
brave key and began to qunck a
Teddy Bear. and. of course. Teddy d.
not move.
''Ile is afraid of me-" said lkey. ..
wish mother could see me now. | am
sure she would think am quite able
To take c,lre of myself"
And then brave key opened his
bin, snapped at little Teddy Benr, and.
tugging at one foot. pulled him into
the water Away he went, with Teddy
still held by his foot. skimming over
the water.
Madam Duck and her children were
at the side of the pond when lkey
swan up by the barnyard.
"What have you found." asked his
mother. her eyes wide open with sur
prise, while the little ducklings ran up
the bank In alarm.
at is Mr.. Fox" said key. letting go
of Teddy Bears foot. "fIe is afraid
of me- mother. told you was not
afraid OF him. and. you see, am
not"
Madam Duck did not know ut first
lust what to do or say, and she stepped
back to take good look at n safe
distance.
I'll isn't Mr.. Fox-l am sure of that"
she said. "bui what II Is | do not know.
will get Mr.. Dog. He is very wise
and knows about everything"
THAT is toy" said Mr.. Dog. when
he saw Teddy Bear. 1T belongs to
the masters children" And with that
Mr.. Dog picked up Teddy and trotted
OF 10 the house.
"lIe is not afraid of Mr.. Fox. either"
said brave Ikey. Mr.. Dog and are
very brave fellows"
81 suppose he will have TO learn by
experience who Mr. Fox really Is"
quacked poor Madsm Duck. shaking
her head ms key wadded up the bank
TO tell all the farmyard animals that
he had caught Mr.. Fox. for. In spite
of what Mr.. Dog or his mother had
said key declared he had caught Mr..
Fox.
tCopyrlght)
The state herald., 1921-10-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Sterling, Colorado,
September 2, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that Glenn
V. White, of Holyoke, Colorado, who
On February 26, 1917, made Home
stead Entry, Serial No. 026399, for
Sk Section 81, Township 6 North,
Range A West, 9th Principal Meri-
dian, has filed notice of intention to
make final three year proof, to es-
iablish claim to the land above des-
oribed, before g. B. Weir, County
Judge. at Iolyoke, Colorado on the
18th day of October. 1921.
Claimant names MS witnesses
Lloyd Il. White, Willard Nelson. W.
i. Johnston. q. A. Brooks, all of
lIolyokc, Colorado.
+. T. Conquest, Register.
First publication Sept. ~
Last publication October 7
The state herald., 1921-10-07
CHERSO: MAY BE THE
HELCOLAND OF
ACRIATIC

The Rnpallu agreement Of last No
sember which liked the status of the
troublesome city of Flume and DIS
posed OF other moot points In regard
10 territory on the eastern shore of
The Adr.utlc sea. give Italy an i'm
por,unt footloid near fiume IN the OBJ
scurc island of Cherso.
Practically unlieurd OF on this side
OF the Atlantic, elnding most travel
ers. even escaping many of the seek
ers after the liille-knowr places Of
Europe, Cherso neither is lnacccssi-
BILE nor unattractiyc.
II bangles like pendant In the
Gulf OF Quarnero. low hung from the
neck of Fiumc. II IL the Long Island
Of that port, It's shore line rising IL
miles to the south. Its slender form
extends 10 the southwest for 10 miles,
width. and Its area Is somewhat more
than twice that of the District OF
Columbia.
Holding In mind this locntion. near
the head OF the Adriniic. In view OF
the pnns To make fiume buffer
state between Italy and Jugo. .Slnvia.
the strategic possibilities of chcrso
become apparent inded one may pie.
turc II Ms n potential ielgolnnd Of
the AdrlntIc.
A natural curiosity Of the islnnd IL
Lake Vrana. or Grows Lake. with n
surfnce ~ feet above the sea level.
fed and drained by Invisible streams.
The Island Is rugged. with one noun
inIn peak rising more ihnn 1000 feet
above the Qunrncro wniers. Glbrnl.
inr'ilkc rocks rise preclpltonsly
1000 feet nlong one OF Its shores.
Here are the homc.ilkc caverns OF
Smergo. now protected from the scn
by wnyc.built rock barrier.
The devastating Bora. which sweeps
the Dnlmnilnn ronst, drlps lis snlt
spray over Chcrsu. excluding mnny VA.
rlctics of plant life. The absence of
large trees and scarcity Of springs
nrc two physical characteristics. In
the north laurel and mnstlc grow. and
ylues md olive trees abound In the
southern portion.
Politically cbcrso wns Included In
Istrn. when under Austrian rule.
with Its nelgbbor islands. Lnssib. to
the southwest. and vcglln. to the
cast. II wns n pnrt OF the Lussln dis.
irlct.
Chcrso lies on the shores OF the
northern part Of Dnlmn,la and the
srontInn lltiornl. n region formerly
known M Morlnccbln. The Morlnc.
chln channel preserves this name orig.
limiting with the Slavic Invaders Of
Dnlmntla. who "cnllcd the Lntlnlzed
people they found there vlnchs. or
Alnvro vlnehs-Binck ylnela" Thu.
The state herald., 1921-10-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior. U. s.
Land Office at Sterling, Colorado,
September 9, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that Fred
c.ick W. q. Jeffrey, Of Ilolyokc,
Colorado, who. on October "a, 1916,
made Additional Homestead Entry,
Scrinl No. 025535. for SEA- Section
|. Township 8 North. Range A
West, 9th Principal Meridian. has
flied notice of intention to make
final three year proof. TO establish
claim TO the land above described
before q. y. Weir. County Judge, nj
llolyokc. Colorado, on the 18th dny
Of October. 1921.
Claimant names Ms witnesses
Charles II. Worlcy, Jnmes Jeffrey,
Elmer u. worlcy. Robert c. Stout
nll Of iIolyolc, Colorado
y. T. Conquest, Register.
First publication Sept. ~
Last publication October I
The state herald., 1921-10-07

BRAVE IkEY DUCK.

TkEY was young duck, that his
l mother had n great deal of trouble
with. because he ran away every time
he found chance. and us Madam
Duck had many ducklings besides her
son to look after. key found many
chances.
Some day you will meet MIR. Fox. =
said his mother. "and then 1t Will be
too late to be good duckling, for Mr..
Fox carries off all runaway duclilings." :"
But am not afraid of Mr.. Fox"
said brave lkcy. II am going to grow
up to be big. brave duck, like Grand
pa Drake, so | cannot be afraid of
anything"
'Grnndpa Drake would not like to
meet Mr.. Fox" said Madam Duck.
"fOr Mr.. VoN carries off to his cave
in the woods big and small ducks"
key Duck did not answer but wad-
died along after his sisters and his
The state herald., 1921-10-07
rABRIZ: PERsIA'S CAPITAL
CITY

Tnbrlz. capital OF Persia. from
which diplomatic representatives re-
Gently He'd nj tile approach of Bol.
shcvik forces. Is one Of the most i'm.
por,ant cities In Persia. Its popula.
lion Is about 100000. Tchernn. the
capital, Is the only place In The do
inlnions Of the shah which exceeds IL
ln size.
II is beautifully situated In wide
valley on the l,iycr AL, which flows
lnto the salt lake of urumiah ~ miles
gn the west. Although apparently sur
rounded by mountains. TahrlZ has nn
elevation of more tlan 1000 feet and
the climate In winter Is extremely
severe.
Hundreds Of springs and fountains
water thousands of beautiful gardens
IN this ancient city which for cen
turies has enjoyed n deserved repu.
'ntlon ns health resort. Indeed. trn-
dltion says thar the place was found
ei by Iobeldeh. the wife Of Harun-al.
i;ashid. hero of the Arabian Nights"
According TO this legend ZobeIdeh
came here Ia rccuperaic from fever
IN the year 13l. and n cure wns quick
r. effected, thanks To the saiubrious
climate. hence the nnme Tab tfever)
riz tpourcr awny). or fever destroy
log" As u matter Of cold history
bowever. Tabriz was In existence -four
-rniurIrs hofnr. the birth of the beau
tfnl Tobeidch.
II, - the time OF the completion
cr u railway through the Caucasus
nnd the Improvement Of Transports
tion facilities on the Caspian sen.
Tnbrlz was the emporium OF Persian
tfndc with the West. Now. however
most Of lis trndc hns been diverted
To- Asinrn. on the Caspian. 100 mllcs
TO the east. and to Rcshi. 200 miles
to the southeast.
or the three hundred mosques ~
which the city boasts only one de
serves special mention. II II the IN.
nous Blue Mosque. 80 chilled bccnus-
II Is covered with blue tiles. II dates
from the fifteenth century aud II now
In ruins. The ark or cltndcl II n
brick building OF mnsslyc wills. with
tower 40 feet high.
More thnn half OF the trade OF
Tnbriz WIS with I,ussln. its chief
imports before the World war dis.
tnrbcd conditions were cotton and
woolcn tissues. sugnr md tea.
The state herald., 1921-10-07
Stories of sy Elmo
Great Scouts 1s,'es Ssss
"EUFFALO CHIP" jim WANTED
TO BE LIKE BUFFALO BILL
9, Western Newspaper Union.

Plain Jim White WIS his name but
along the whole western frontier he
was known as buffalo Chip Jim.
Il name which he carried 10 his grave.
He Ind been n boyhood friend of Buf.
falo Bin, and when Cody he,unlr an
Indian scout. White also took up HAT
occupation. For years he MAS Egf.
inlo Hill's faithful folowcr--hulI.
servant, halr-"par1Lar." He copied
Buffalo Bill's dress. his speech aud
the way he walked. lie let his hair
grow long In imitation Of Cody lie
was always nj the fnmous scouts SIDE
and took more care Of Buffalo Bits
guns and horses than he did of his
own.
Two stories Of how he got his namr
are told. One Is this: General Sher.
ldan had arrived at Fort Wallace.
Kan, and was seeking Buffalo Bill 10
guide him on n buffalo hunt. White
appeared and told the general that
Cody was away.
But when Mr.. Cody is away, Tn
Buffalo Bill" declared White.
"Thc HI you arer' said Little
Phil" with contempt. Buffalo chips
you meant" And the general stamped
away angrily.
According to the other version of
Whites christening, one night M Fort
Laramie he claimed the right to he
known by some other name Than sim
pie Jim White, something descriptive
of his close friendship for Buffalo BIZ.
"All right" said Major Morton Of
the Ninth infantry. Wen call you
Ldiiulo Chips -
White was with the Fifth cavalry
when II attacked Chief American
Horses camp al Slim Buites. s. d..
In the autumn of 1876. After the lie.
feat Of the Indians. the soldiers began
hunting down little parties of Sioux
hidden in the gulches and ravinps
near the edge of u cliff. lie had
raised himself to his feet and was
ready To fire a, warrior down In
the rayine when shot rang out.
White sprang In the air. cIutchpd
his hands to his breast and with ,he
startled cry Of "oh. my God. boys.
they've got me-" he plunged forward
DOWN the slope. shot through the
lrar'
- slmplermlnded, gentler rrnn.
uprsran never lived np was mod.
esiy and courtesy itself and he had
three unusunl traits for men 0f his
riaSs-he never drank; never heard
him swear and no man ever heard
aim He" writes Gen. Charles Kine
who knew him well aud who saw him
lie Tint cold September morning at
Slim huties.
The state herald., 1921-10-07

The Slavs Of this region have come to
he known, by corruption Of this
title. ms Morlachs.
In rural districts Morlacchlan wom-
en- retain their historic costume, which
includes a kerchicf for The head. many
strands of beads. n waist band from
which hang amulcis and various rink
iiS. and. over blue cloth gown. an
MP. III of exquisite embroidered pat
f,u. About her neck nm unmarried
grl wears u string OF coins and rings
which comprise ber dowry. Formerly
the men wore their hair In n plnii.
The state herald., 1921-10-07
Grape Nuggets.

Take wild grapes green and crisp
halve and seed them Add three
rourths the weight of sugar and hoir
thirty-flvc minutes The product viii
Jelly hut the halves Of the grapes will
be apparent Seal with parafiin.
NA. h~t~ ~slo.
20. 1891. Western Newspaper union)
The state herald., 1921-10-07

mother until they We're hunting IN II
puddle for things they liked. and Ikey
saw another chance TO run away.
Down to the duck pond he waddled
and away ne, swan to n part of the
pond where he had never before been.
How little Teddy Bear happened to
he sitting under bush by the pond
was never known. bat there he was
and Tkey Duck, swimming along, saw
his shining eyes and open mouth.
"Ah, Mr.. Foxr' said key Duck TO
The state herald., 1921-10-07
Blackberry Jam.

Put one quart of blackberries in n
pan with one-fourth Of cupful Of
water. boil until the berries are soft
then add sugar to taste. a grating of
orange peel or bit Of stick cinnamon.
Cook until well broken, thicken with
tablespoonful of cornstarch mixed
with cold water. cook until smooth.
This jam will keep hut is nice for
immediate use. Serve with breakfast
cereal and cream.
The state herald., 1921-10-07
How to Treat Wheat
For Smut

Use one pint Of formaldehyde to forty
gallons of water. mix like concrete and
cover with sacks or blankets for at least
two hours before sowing.
The state herald., 1921-10-07
Rhubarb Conserve.

Combine three cupfuls of chopped
rhubarb with one large pineapple
chopped, the juice and rind OF enc
lemon and one orange and five cup
fuls of sugar. Simmer gently for
nearly an hour. then add one pound
of hlanched and shredded almonds
and 'Sh cooking the hour. Place
in glasses and seal with paraflin when
cold.
The state herald., 1921-10-07
.notherly(oolR s (lR Book

DO not fear To-day And let all worry
slide. All things that do not connt-let
them go. too. Work and help and love
Today.
For this Today will never dawn again.
George Matthew Adams.
The state herald., 1921-10-07
Forelun Talk.

"Thc hardest working foreigner I
ever saw drove past here yesterday
In his new ear with some visitors"
'ifnrdost working-howT
"iic was trying TO tnik 10 his
friends md sim kiep his hands on
the wheel long enough 10 steer the
ear"
The state herald., 1921-10-07
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY

Estate OF Andrew J. Grimes. Deceased
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to pre-
sent them for adjustment to the Coun-
ty Court of Phillips County, Colorado.
on the nth day OF October, A. ID. 1921
H. c. HARGREAvES,
Administrator estate OF
Andrew j. Grimes, deceased.
First publication Sept 16
Last publication October ii
The state herald., 1921-10-07
MIDSUMMER JAMS AND JeLLlEs

COME of these fruits will he out of
- season but with canned juices
one may make delicious jellies:
Apple and Raspberry Jelly.
Cut lp apples after washing them
and removing the blossom end. Do
not pare or core. Just cover with
wafer md bring to boil. cook until
the apples are very tender and cnn he
mashed easily. Drain through Jelly
bag. To the apple Juice add any
amount of raspberry juice as flavor.
Measure the Juice and boil hard for
twenty minutes. sklmming often. Al
low three-fourtls of the measure of
sugar to the juice. Heat the sugar
and add to the boiled juice. cook five
minutes or until II jells from the
spoon. A shaving of orange peel may
be added II desired.
The state herald., 1921-10-07
Mint jelly.

Prepare apples as above and let
drip over night. Measure the juice
and add bunch OF mint or rose
frequently, for twenty minutes: add
the sugar, using three-fourths meas
ure Of sugar and boil five minutes.
Pour into glasses and seal with
paraffin when cold
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-22
GY1LKOS TANITO
Lopott es embert olt Kalmar Ist-
van. = Mulatasra kellett neki a
sok penz

A tolnamegyei Csergoc0n volt
tanito kalmar Istvan, aki Buda-
pestrol j0tt, Macy labon pr6balt
elni, azonban szereny tanitoi fl
zetesb0l mem jutott mindennap
pezsg6re es ciganyra, irja egy ha-
zai lap. Sugdostak is a faluban,
hogy az NJ tanito mem el ugy, a
hogy egy olyan embernek elnle
|kell, akire rabizzak a gyermekek
neveleset, meg aztan csodalkoztak
azon, honnan veszi AIT temer-
dek sok penzt, amt elpocsekol eJ-
Iszakarol-ejszakara.
Egy napon rajottek aztan ARA,
ahogy honnan veszi penzet Kalmar
sIstvan. Egy ovatlan pillanatban
lellopott Fekete Sander jomodu
gazda bazabol k0riilbcliil 6000 ko-
rOnat A penzt akkor vette maga-
hoz, amikor Fekete nehany percrc
legyediil hagyta a szobabal
Masnap Fekete kereste penzt,
mem talalta, eszebe jutott, hogy a
tanit6t egyediil hagyta szoba-
! ban, tekintettel k0nnyelmii elct-
modjara, rogton rairanyult gya-
Inuja. F'elkereste lakasan sep
Erldvariasan kerte, adna vissza a
ltevedesb6l elvitt tarcat, mem sol
a dologrol senkinek sem.
Ezen osszevesztek, a tanito ha-
1.ragosan kiutasitotta Feketet 6
tiltakozott a gyanusitas ellen, SIC
szot k0vetett es Kalmar harom
revolverlovessel megolte Feketet
/ A gyilkos sz0kni pr6balt, azon.
Eban meg aznap letart6ztattak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-22
UroNALLo BoRBELYsEGED
A debreceni gubasmester veszedel.
mes kalandja. - ERogtAk =
~ rabl6t

A nemregen lezajlott debreccni
nagyvasar alkalmaval Boldizsar
Janos debreceni gubasmester is
folcihelodott $ elment vasarba,
hogy a mestersegehez sziikseges
anyagokat es eszkozoket besze-
rezze, jelenti egy hazai ujsag.
Magahoz vett IA eyer kornat S
elballagott vasarba. Ugylat-
SILK OFT mem talalt maganak dol
gokat, inert vasarlas neikul ban
dukolt hazafels, Az egesz napon
at megszomjuhozott exert be-
teri a Csap6-utca 1O3. szam alatt
levo korcsmaba. lit letelepedett
egy asztalhoz bort rendelt. En-,
mex elfogyasztasa utan kaszolod
nj kezdett, fizetni akart. Elovet-
te a penztarcajat, kinyitotta q
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-22
Az Apollo BtJNE
Aki oriilt asszonyt szoktet a bolondoA
hazabol

DR.. X. X. net a lip6tmezei tebolyda-
ban apoliak, hazai lapok hirei szerint.
OFT j6 baratsagba kerilt Bajzan Lagos
apol6val. aki az asszonnyal egyutt meg
szokott tebolydabol. Masnap eszre-
vettek az asszony es az apollo eltuneset
Gs az igazgat6sag jelentest tett a rend-
6rsegen. Bajzan 6s az asszony ozv.
Helm vilmosnehoz, X. K.-ne nagyany-
iahoz mentek, aki az Akaefa-utca =.
szam alatt lakik. OFT AIT niond0ttak,
hocy tell ruha vasarlasa celjab6l jot-
TEX XII az intezetb5l. Ar ejjelt oft toll
t0ttek IIcimnen5l. Elhataroztak, hogy
az ijrcg asszonyt mcgolik 6s lakasat ki-
fosztjak. Reggcl nit sen, sejt6 Helm
net megtamadtak: a foldre tepertek,
szajat rongyokkal betomt6k es fojtogat-
nj kezdtek.. Az id5s asszony elajult.
Ekkor felfeszitettek szekrenyeket es
k6sel egy milli6 korona erteku ruha
es fchernemdt Iopta kel. Heimne fcl-
iclentesare mcgindult a nyomozas,
mely gallapitotta, hogy Bajzan az
asszonnyal videkre sz0k0tt. A napok-
ban sikeriilt 6ket elfogni Szolnokon.
A sz0kcvenyeket felhoztak Budapestre,
az asszonyt visszaszallitottak teboly-
daba, Bajzant pedig. lctart6ztattak,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-22
J. Mem bantom en kendet, csak

Mem bantorn en- kendet, csak
gyiijjsk meg egy par liter bora.
Az Greg gubas ennek a baratsa-
COS invitaeionak sem akart eleget
tenni, mire Deli leteperte $ ell
vette a zsebeb6l a penztarcajat a
14,0OO koronaval, azutan elsietett.
Boldizsar Janos hazament s ha-
rom napig torte fejet, nit est
naljon, mig vegre felment rend-
5rsegre oft feljelentette a rab-
lot.
A rendcrseg rovidesen XII is nyo-
mozta es lie is tartoztatta a tettest
Deli Istvant, aki beismerte tettet
A rendorseg most rablas miatt
folytatja az utonallo btrbelyse-
ged ellen az eljarast, alkit mai
egyszer het evi fegyhazra itelt I
birosag hasonl6 kaland Matt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-22
MEGMERGEZTE Az APJAT

Lengyelto,i kozeleben napok-
ban renes drama jatszodott he.
Czobor Claiborne kaposvari asszolly
hazat akart vasarolni, de keves
volt penze, miert is lcanyayal
egyiitt a Legyeltoti mellett lako
vagyonos apjahoz utazott; hogy
tole szerezze meg a hianyzo ossze-
get. Az Greg cmber megtagadta
"a kivant osszeg kiadasat, mire
iCzoborne es leanya masnap reggel
elutaztak falubol. Az asszony
Is .leanya elfavozasa utan az Greg
embert holtan talaltak a hazban.
kideriilt, hogy az asszony ejszaka
merget adott be neki, hogy ily
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-22

szazasok es ezresek kozul kiha-
laszta nagy lassan a borert jaro
0sszeget.
Ugyansnnal az asztalnal tilt
Deli Istvan borbelyseged, aki lat
ia fizeteskor Bofdizsar Janos tar
cajat es annak tartalmat. Ha-
mar megfogamzott benne a gon-
dolat, hogy az Greg gubast lie kel-
Ilene itatni elszedni t6le a pen
|set.
Megsz5'. tia hat Boldizsart:
- Hovl siet, batyam? Marad-
JON meg cgy kicst, igyunk meg
egy uveg bort.
| - Mem lehet az, -. felelte Boil
dizsar, = inert haza kell menni.
Mem is maradt Oft a tovabbi
szives marasztalasra sem, hanem
Ihazafele indult.
Amikor Nyir-utca egyik fel-
1homalyos helyen haladt, egyszel
csak valaki hatulrol nyakaba
ugrott. Boldizsar hatrafordult {
azonnal felismerte a korcsmabel
friss ismer6set, a borbelysegedet
aki ugyancsak szorongatni kezd
Ite. = Deli Istvan latva, hogy Bol
dizsar felismerte ct, ICY szolt:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-22
id1IYHM IA lGlkoxA.R7

~ p
Id5sb bar6 Wesselenyi Mikl6s-
rol beszelik, hogy rnid0n Ferenc
csaszar Erdelyben utazott, egy
helysegb5i a bar6 fuvaroztatta
Hires betanitott loyai voltak.
Wesselsnyi maga hajtott $ Mt
kozben loyak koze yagott,. q
gyepl5t pedig kozibiik vetette.
A lovak, mint sarkany repul-
TEX tovabb q pehelyk0nnyii kocsi-
val. Nemsokara egy melyseg ele
ernek.
A csaszar elszornyedve nezl a
veszedelmet, mi elotte ALT, cgy
perc a kocsi melysegbe zuhant
volna.
A baro azonban egyet fiittyen-
tett es csodak-csodaja. a lovak
egy szempillantas alatt megallot-
tax
- Latja, Felseged, mondja a
.baro az ijedts6gtol lcsak lassan
ocsudo csaszarnak, ilyen a ma
gyar nemzet. Nyugodtan meg
eresztheti gyeplojet, batran sza-
badiara engedheti, inert veszede-
lem perceben egy intesre is meg
.S kN.:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-22
TARCZA
bak VISZONTLATAS AgR

finom, bekebeli sz0vetbol tizenot-
ezerert, de neki egy kiesit SILK
volt Azert vetette lie. La
tom, hogy maga szereny ember|
-odaadom 0tert.
{ Bartfay Peter Istvan is meg
forgatia az oltonyt, amelyet id6-
kozben szabo is bizonyara XII
es beforgatta es elhiilve vesz esq
re a belsejeben egy monogram
mot: B. P. j.
Bartfay ranez a b.tosra. Mem
sol egy szot sem. Csak maga-
ban gondolja:
- EFT mem egy k0zismcrt bank
igazgato csinaltatta tavaly tizen-
0tezerert, EFT en- csinaltattam
nyolc ev elott kilencvenert az en-
kacsalabon forgQ szab6miihelyem-
ben havi tiz koronas reszletre.
Es zokogva borul a pulton he
ver6 barna, ketsoros, urasagokt0l
levetett oltonyre.
Mikor magahoz ter, ait mondja
! a kereskedonek:
- Nezze kerem, ezernyolcszaz
! korona minden penzem. Ada ide
ezerhetszazert, hogy meg szaz ko-
roma maradjon ma este vacsorara
6s holnap ebedre. Hogy holnap-
utan mi lesz, mem tudom =.
A zsid0 nagylelkiien feleli:
Vigye
S rohan haza at0ltvzni. Negy-
kor pontban mar Oft terem az
| Uri-utcaban.
Nit szol az nj ruhamhoz
Magda? - kerdi a menyasszo
nyat.
A lcany ranez ruhara. Elsap
pad. Az aka megvonaglik. Igcn
hiszen ez az a ruha, amelybcl
nyolc ev elott megismerkedtck
A leany szemebol Macy, kove
konnycseppek t0rnek el6, v6lege
nye karjaba kapaszkodik, eo1
csosen magahoz vonja. A ferl
SCENE is konnyes.
x tovasiet6 szerelmes par uta
: megfordul az utica jarokelo nep
: es fejcsovalva kerdik:
t = Vajjon nit siratnak ezek
: szegeny. emberek o..
Lovaszy Karoly.