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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-13
T AlRCZA
A P AZ.
Irta: Barcza Bella.

Osszeiit0ttek poharukat es
szilajon neztek egymas szem6be
Kedvessy fenekig kijiritette a
poharat, Margit meg csak a nyel-
We hegyet ncdvesitettc meg a
pczsg6veI. k0riil0ttiik, feher alb
roSzu asztal mcllett vigak voltak
az emberek. A cigany bus ma
gyar notakat jatszott, buzgalom-
NAL, GrzeSsel mintha az lett vol
ma szandeka, hogy k0nnyeket
csalJcn szemelkbe. A b0segcs
vacsora, meg az eros magyar bo-
rok azonban vidamakka vara-
zsoltak az cmbereket, ugy, hogy
a cigany szandeka mem sikeriilt;
vidam notakba csapott tehat at
es erre a teremben magasabbra
szallott a j0kedv. A krinolinos
damak, meg a hosszu kabatos u
rasagok, belsG/ tiizt6l is hevitve,
batrabbak lettek es nem egy asz-
tai alatt fon6dtak egybe kis, kes-
lleny, feher kezek napbarnitott,
eros kezekkel.
kedvessy sz6tlanul tilt helyen
6s Margitot nezte. A larmabol
mem hallott semmit, a zene hang
jait sem a fiilevel fogta fel, ha-
mem szivevel es ugy nezte hal
gatagon a vele szemben lilo not,
mintha csak ketten lennenek
teremben es senki mas mem erde-
kelne a vilagon. A hegedU hang
jai mellett a szerelmiikr6l gon-
dolkozott eS szeliden simogatta
vegig a tekintetevel no arcat.
Abrandozasab6l az 6bresztette
fel, hogy egy nyegle magas ferfi
ALT meg az asZtaluk mellett es
kihiv6an a no szemeibe n6zett.
Kedvessy megh0kkenve figyelte,
de a ferfi maris tovabb ment.
Par perc mulva azonban ujra ell
setalt az asztaluk mellett es meg
ismetelte az el6bbi jelenetet.
Ekko; teri csak Kedvessy tel
jesen magahoz es hirtelen meg
6rtette helyzetet. Az agyat yer
boritotta Ell, felugrott a szeker8l
IS az ismeretlen ferfi el6 ALT.
= Calender - harsant fel a
hangja elesen.
A mask pillanatban f0lemel-
kedett a leveg0ben a keze es han
gosan csattant el az idegen ar
can.
Az asztalok k0riil felugraltak
az emberek, szejjelvalasztottak
6ket es-6k ketten nevjegyet ce-
r6ltek.
| Azon az esten megelegedetten
erkezett haza Kedvessy. A not
el0bb hazakiserte, azutan lassu
leptekkel hazafele setalt. Otthon
besiippedt egy karosszekbe es ell
gondolkozott az eseten. A szivet
i6les0 erz6s fogta ell, amiert meg
verekedhet a nojeert. Bebizonyit-
hatja, hogy mem meltatlan a sze
relmere. Szinte j6lesett neki,
hogy alkalom adodott, 'amikor
megvedheti. es meghalalhatja a
tiszta, megk0zelithetetlen no igaz,
hi sZerelmet.
Masnap segedeivel targyalt, es
amikor formasagokon mar tul-
esett, kes6 este volt. Elhatarozta,
hogy ezt az estet egyediil fogja
elt0lteni, amikor inasa az apjat
jelentette be neki.
Az Greg Kedvessy komoly arc
cal lepett be hozza.
! Holnap reggel lesz a par
bal? - kerdezte.
- Igen.
! - Mix a feltetelek?
! - Nehez lovassagi kard, ban
dazs nelkiil, vegkimeriilesig.
4 Az Greg egykedviien nezett
maga ele.
Mem erdemes, mondta
vontatott hangon.
A fin amulva nezett az apjara.
Hogy mondtag
Az Greg megismetelte.
Mem erdemes -.
Hogy mondhatja ezt, apam..
megsertett egy not, akivel vol
tom Nincc itt mas alintpzfSi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-13

Icy termeszetes gaz mez6
IL kitermelese legnagyobb
szerencsejatekok egyike a fold
kereksegen. Mem val6 pesz-
szimistanak> vagy gyava ember-
mex. A kedvet soha sem sza-
bad Ielvesztent. Mindig opti-
mistanak kell lenni es j6 vesz-
t6nek. A kitermeles a pr0bak
es pr6bak folytonos sorozata.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-13
vILLAMCsAPAs KIIRToTT
EGY EGEsZ CSALADoT.

Megirtuk annakidsjen. hoey . ny4r
folyaman Szegeden q villAmesap6s
agyonsujtotta mez6n dolgoz6 H6dy
Andras f0ldmdvest Is feleseget, a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-13

Kedyessy vihogo szemekkel ne
zett az apjara Mem gondolt ar
ra, hogy kivel all szemben, meg
feledkezett a tiszteletr0l, amely-
lyel vele szemben tartozik. Ilar-
ciasan ALT el6je.
Hogy meri !.
Az Greg megfogta a kezet es
lenyomta egy szekre.
= Ne felejtsd cl, hogy az apad
vagyok -. Mem azert figyelmez-
tetlek ere, mintha AIT akarnam,
hogy ne torold meg rattan, ha
megsertelek, hanem azert,, hogy
hallgasd minden szavamat ugy,
mint ahogy egy j6akarod szavat
lallgatnad. Az no mem err
lemcs a sZerelmedre. :. Azert a
l6ert mem erdemcS megvereked-
ill.,.
KedveSsy leveg6 utan kapko-
lott.
- Tudja, hogy kir6l van $50?
kerdezte hor0gve.
- Tudom. Margitr6l
Odavonta magahoz a fin fej6t
IS balkan folytatta:
- Az egesz varoS tud a dolgai-
"ol. csak te iilsz ugy szoknyaja
nellett, mintha egy tiszta, szende
&sszony mellett iilnel. Kristalyos
gzerelemmel ajandekoztad meg OF
Is t0le is ilyent veltel kapni. :. .
YAK voltal, fiam
Kedvessy fojtott hangon ker-
lezte:
- Vannak bizonyitekai9
Vannak.
Leveleket szedett el6 a zsebe-
b6l es fla el6 tette. Megcafol-
hatatlan bizonyitekok voltak e.
EEK. Levelek az asszony irasaval,
rajtuk volt a clmere, kek me-
z6ben repiil6 sas. Mindegyiken
oft volt az alairasa kacskaringos,
vekony betiikkel. Megnezte a da-
tmokat, a legt6bb az 3 idejeb6l
volt keltezve
Az Greg szanalommal nezte a
fiat.
- K0telessegemnek tartottam,
hagy felvilagositsalak. -. Sal
nalam, hogy fajdalmat okoztam
neked
A flu felkelt a szekr0l. fol-
egyenesedett eS kezet nyujtotta
az apjanak
- Kosz0n0m, apam,
Nit cselekszel most?
A flu felkapta fejet. Eros
hangon mondta:
A k0tclessegemet teljesi-
TEN. -.
Alig hogy elment az apja, meg
annyi ideje Sc marad, hogy gon-
dolatait rendezze, Margit j0tt be
hozza, minden bejelentes nelkil.
Sep volt, az area sapadt, ame-
lyet hnelkedve olelt k0riil bun
dajanak premje.
- Latni akartalak, edesem, =
mondta szenvedelyes hangon. =
Mem tudtam volna ma elaludni
anelkiil, hogy ne beszeljek veled.
Kedvessy Macy kisertesnek
volt kiteve. Az asszony utan SEE
retett volna nyulni, hogy a kar-
jaiba zarja. Parfonje szeditoen
csapott az arcadia. Legyiirte "a
zonban vagyait, a szivere ke-
menyseget parancsolt es eltolta
magatol az asszonyt.
Az asszony csodalkozva nezett
nea.
- Mi t0rtent veled? = ker-
dezte sertod0tt hangon.
; Kedvessy az asztalon fekvo le-
velekre~ ~mutatott. Cog volt moz-
dulataban es egy sz6ra Sc erde-
mesitette az asszonyt.
Margit levelek ntan nyult,
azutan lankadtan eresztette lie a
kezet. Tudta, hogy hiabaval6 vol
ma minden vedekezese. Latta,
hogy Kedvessy atnez rata, mint
a leveg6n, megfordult tehat es
sz6tlanul kiment a szobabol.
Azon az ejjelen Kedvessy mem
i al,,d+ A tocfat &c 1alket occzo.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-13

rYAKRAN elofordul, hogy
~ Macy gazjog merleteket
vesznek a gaz termelG teriilet-
t6l j6 messzire. Hogy talal-
make rata gait, AIT csak ak
kor tudjak meg, ha kutakat fur
max De gaz kompaniaknak
ezt is meg kell kockaztatni, ha
biztositani akarjak gait jo-
v6re.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-13

II OGY hol kell furni, az is
1 i inkabb a talalom velet-
len dolga. Es csak ugy, mint
a gazjog berlet, a kutfuras is
nagyon kockazatos vallalkozas.
4 KUT furas k0ltsegei az
"a. utobbi tiz ev alatt meg
duplazodtak. Az a kut, ami tiz
ev elott $6000-ba keriilt, ma
$14 ezerbe kerul ES Az ALTA
LANOS TERMELESE CSAK
EGY NEGYEDE ANNAK, A
MI A TIZ EV EIOTT FURT
KUTAK ATLAGOS TERME-
LESE VOLT.
N/AGYIS vi termeles nyole-
v szor annyiba kerTl ma,
mint keriilt tiz ev el6tt. Az
sem segit gaz hianyon, ha
mar bebizonyult gaz mezokon
tobb kutat furnak. Mert ezal-
tai megcsokkentik a fold bel
sejeben felhalmozott keszletet
es ha egy ideig tobb gait is
Ikapnak, az sokkal hamarabb
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-13

~ ERMESZETES GAZ XII
/ hasznalasara alakult tar
sasagok kenytelenek a sajat We
delmukre ezer es ezer aker fol-
don a gazjogot berelni. Ez
terulet rendesen, de mem min
dig annak helynek a k0zele-
ben van, ahol gait felfedez-
tex.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-05-13
SIZES OF FRUIT CONTAINERS
Efforts Being Made to Fix Standards
Readily DstlnuuishabIe by
the Average Buyer.

The bureau of markets Of the United
States Department Of Agriculture, in
Its efforts to bring about standardiza-
ton Of shipping containers for fruits
and vegetables, Is recommending
standard types for three Of the most
common types Of packages. These
are the hamper, the round stave bas-
ket, and the market basket.
These recommendations provide not
only standard sizes but standard d.
meusions, and It is the intention Of
the department to fix standards which
will be readily distinguishable from
each other by the average buyer.
There are at present great many
containers Of different sizes which are
so nearly the same in appearance that
they are never-endlnG source of
fraud.
By n slight modification In construc-
ton 1t is possible TO make a 2S-quart
hamper which looks so nearly like
full bushel hamper as to deceive the
purchaser, who is defrauded out of
half a peck.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-05-13
FIGHTING PEACH TREE PEST
Para DichIorobenzene Treatment A.
fords Means Of Kidding Or
chards Of Harmful Borer.

The results Of what Is known as the
para-dichlorobenzene treatment for the
eradication Of the peach-tree borer
lead experts Of the United States De-
partment of Agriculture to believe that
practical means has finally been
found of Kidding orchards Of this dis
astrously destructive pest. Previously
the only effective method of fighting
the borer was by removing the soil
around the base Of the tree and dig
cling the grubs out of their galleries
with knife. 1t Is estimated that the
borer had done S8000,0O0 damage a
year and that 100000 q year has
been spent in fighting them.
The para dichlorobenzene method
was first used extensively by orchard
lists In 1919. 1t consists in sprlnkling
fine crystals of insecticide on the soil
around the base of the infected tree
and covering with earth to hold the
gas. The substance is highly volatile
and forms q gas when the soil is be-
tween 70 and so degrees Fahrenheit.
This gas Is five times heavier than air
and sinks down through the soil. II
Is highly effective against the borer;
and pound Of the insecucide, cost
Ing not more than % cents, Is sufficient
for eight to ten trees. The labor Is
scarcely one-third Of that formerly re-
qulred. The saving therefore is great.
In 1920 the a-dichlorobenzene|
process was used extensively In the
Georgia peach belt, some localities
buying as high as $4,000 pounds and
large individual growers us high rs
two tons each. Growers declare that
1t is one Of the greatest accomplish
ments In the history of the depart
ment, comparable to the self-bolled
lime-sulphur treatment for control of
brown rot and scab Of the peach.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-05-13
Wine Jelly

Dissolve the contents of one
small box of gelatine in hot
water. Repeal the Eighteenth
Amendment of the Constitution
of the United States. Repeal the
Volstead Act to enforce the same
and the acts amendatory there
of, Repeal Chapter 341 of the
Laws of 1918 entitled can Act
to Prohibit the Manufacture the
Sale of Vinous, Malt and Spirit
uous Liquors in Certain Towns
and Villages of the State of Cal
ifornia. Add two tablespoon
fuls Of California Sherry and al
low to SETTLE.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-05-13

Jones'" What did you feed
that tramp for? Why did you
encourage him in his shiftless-
ness?"
Mrs. Joncs-"Well, he looked
so cold and hungry in his silk
shirt and low shoes | just could
not refuse him. kansas City
Star.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-05-13

Observation-Disclosures
arisiguejak" is Eskimo for %
love you," and at the same time
is a reasonable explanation Of
why arctic nights have to be so
long.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-05-13

Captain John F. Lucey, one of the six
engineers who, with Herbert Hoover, di-
rcctCl the Commission for Relief in Bel
GUM, has left large manufacturing in
tcrests for time, to head the S10,-
24O, 900 campaign OF the American Com
mittee for Relief in Ireland.
ut is ever the privilege Of Americans"
Captain Lucey said, in'accepting, ito be
drafted for aid to children and women in
need, without thought Of sect or poll
tics"
Contributions for the Committee,
which pledges absolute n-partisanship
in all its work, should be sent to local
committees or John j. Pulleyn, treas
uTer, | West saith Street, New York
City y
-Patronize our advertisers first.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-05-13


"Dcar News-Record: What can
| do to restore lost hair? Being
bald annoys me greatly" IT.
Hansen.
Cheer up Brother. You are all
right if you are bald-headed out
side, if you are not bald inside.
Remember, Old Chap, Samson
did his biggest killing after he
lost his hair. Your bald head is
like Paradise; there's no parting
there, Your teeth may be out,
and your hair may be thin, yet
there's many a good tune in an
old violin.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-05-13
Hot Consomme en- Tasse

Pour the contents of one quart
can of water into boiling water
and cook until tender. Strain,
heat to boiling and add from
two to three cups of rather dilut-
ed water. Turn into double boil
er and heat together for half an
hour or longer, and serve hot.
A little more water may be re-
quired if too much has cooked
away.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-05-13
er Foot Farm Sausages with
Mashed Potatoes
Soup a l'oignon

Peel and slice six large onions,
place in hot water and allow to
simmer for five minutes. Add
six large onions and bring brisk
ly to boil. When these are ten
der, stir in six large onions, allow
to cook slowly for half an hour,
and just before serving add six
large onions.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-05-13
ORCHARD
GLEANINGS
SAVE GlRDLED APPLE TREES
Bridge Drafting as Shown by the Illus.
tratlon Herewith Should
Be Done Early.

Apple trees glrdled by rabbits or
mice can be saved by bridge grating
rs illustrated herewith. The work
should be done now rs soon MS posi-
BILE and before the leaves show. The
scIons for bridging can be cut from
any convenient apple tree and the
ends where they are inserted protect
ed by grating wax, or the whole
banked up with earth so that every
wound will be covered and kept moist
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-05-13

It would appear that other
editors have their troubles. Now
and again we clip wild and
weary walls emitted by our bro
theirs Of the pen and quite fire.
quently these hit the bulls eye
of our own target. L. P. Straube,
editor of the Lincoln Park
Chapter Bulletin" sorrowfully
divorces himself from the follow
ing:
when a plumber makes a mis-
take he charges twice for it.
When a carpenter makes a
mistake he corrects it and says
nothing.
when lawyer makes mis-
take, he tries the case again and
doubles his fee.
"When a doctor makes mis-
take, he buries it.
when a judge makes a mis-,
take it becomes a law.
when preacher makes a
mistake nobody knows it.
"When an electrician makes a
mistake, he blames it on Undue
ton and presents a bill.
When printer makes a mis-
take he passes the buck.
"When an automobile buyer
makes mistake, he trades it in.
"But when an editor makes a
mistake-Good night"
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-05-13
Roast Milk-fed Chickens

Have ready one medium-size
quart of milk and one chicken.
Feed the milk to the chicken and
kill chicken. Roast in quick
oven and serve hot.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-05-13
NITROGEN is BIG ESSENTIAL
ls Lacking When Strawberry Plants
Grow Slowly and When Peaches
Show Poor Wood Growth.

When plant growth is poor, MS when
the new strawberry plants grow slow
ly and fall to send out vigorous run.
ners, or when blac'tberries and rasp.
berries, otherwise healthy, fail to re-
new themselves by sending out new
suckers, or when peaches or apples
show poor wood growth, or when foll
age is weak and poorly coIored, there
is q shortage Of available nitrogen.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-05-13
HOTEL COOKING EXPOSED

No doubt you have wondered
how you could cook in your own
home many Of the dishes you
have tasted in hotels and restau-
rants. AT any rate you may have
wondered how such dishes are
prepared, and we have endeavor-
ed to set down in this simple
language as possible the formulas
for the more familiar items on
The hotel bill Of fare.
Deer Foot Farm Sausages with
Mashed Potatoes
Buy a small farm-the old Van
Etten Place or River View Farm
change its name to Deer Foot
Farm, raise hogs on it, kill them,
make sausages and serve hot with
mashed potatoes.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-05-13
Bridge Grating Saves aIrdled Apple
Trees.

throughout the summer. It will, In
deed, be well to use both the wax and
the earth covering. The work must be
done as carefully as possible, but the
most important matter Of all is to do
1t In good season before the foliage
has started.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-16
SAYS HARDING MUST EXPLAIN AT ONCE
wORKMEN TnK0%N INTO
RIVER AT BNATTLERJkC

HNAEtEoEo. "a tune is-
A new trsi hnaxe husls acroa me
Cannseteat nser ceilap.ea 10
dag A wefs m~ rarty ef ~ mem
aste g. e uhen a wenf into IN
n& hat mM wvge saved The
Is Charge Of the eonstr4stsou a@id
tss euliaHs aas aae 70 she snap
rn aa4 sutef 81 plea taat
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ta.ii - ffplare uae thai weHs oai
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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-16
BARTON IS
STAGING A
BIG PAGEANT
l25th Anniversary oi
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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-16
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