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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30
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- fSTER SUSIE said that maybe 1t
vas MIR. Rocky thai took little
Yeenty's beads. Mr.. Rocky lived
very high Up at the top OF Q tall
pine tree. He was a big. black bird
with sparkling black eyes and a
knowing way or saying: Cav! Caw!"
He sometimes flew near the house TO
see what little Weepty had for him In
the way Of crumbs.
1T says III my Nature Book" Sister
Susie told Weenty. that rocks are
very thlevins birds and that they par
ticuIarly like bright little objects. And
your beads were right on the window
sill weren't they?"
Yes" Weenty replied. Il left them
right there near the window for a lt-
tie while. Dear mel They were TO De
a nice pretty necklace for Mrs Tabs
Christmas PRESENT. Even the pretty
bell is gone! Sh! said Weenty here
comes Mrs. Tab now. don't let her
hear"
In came a furry puss looking ever
and ever so wise. and goodness me
If she didn't jump UP and sit rignf
next 70 Weenty on the window sea-
and look up at her as much az 20
say
.TIl md out your secret, Mistress
Weenty."
wonder if she heardt" Sister susie
whispered into Weenty's ear.
Weenty made her eyes quite round
and then fell to scolding Mrs. Tab-
what are you doing. Mrs. Tab, ]
should like to know, hanging arcund
when there are secrets? Q know
re,t enough that 1t is near Christ
mas"
Pur-Pur-Pur-r-r".
about Pussy's neck
~ love your song. Mrs. TAB. sne
said. "Tt is so sleeplsoms. . you
far is 50 rretty and
"Pur-Pur-Pur".
what's that?" weenty asked sur
prised.
as ana looked at weenty. mr..
pootv ala take the beads" she said
~ohi" said weenty, has he
.hough."
"Yesi He's a wicked old. black old
.hiefl" declared Mrs. Tab.
Maybe he didn't know my beads
belonged to anybody" Weentv said.
for she was a generous little person
ana lid not like to think III Of anyone
you a see for yourself" retorted
Mrs. Tab. Just climb up the pine
tree and look into his nest. You see.
was there his morning when he was
out"
"pear me" said weenty. Suppose
he should come back!"
ooh. he won't be cross to you. /
darasav Don't YOU give him crlImhs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

every day? Carry him a. piece" Mrs.
Tab answered.
That seemed quite a. nice 9dea to
Weeaty. so Of she ran to get a piece
OF bread. She put it In her pocket and
then opened the door for Mrs. Tab
and herself to 30 into the garden. 1t
had been showing and everything had
a white coat when Weenty stepped
out
"Hello!" she exclaimed. what m
lovely Christmas we shall have" eEhe
turned TO speak to Mrs. Tab and then
nearly fell over in her fright. Mre.
Tab looked as big as q lion. Her face
looked friendly enough. though. after
Weenty got used 10 seeing the pussy's
eyes as big as two saucers.
WELL" said Mrs. Tab. "you hal
better get on my back" She crouched
down as she spoke and Wsenty
climbed up into her warm fur and
held on with her arms around Mrs.
Tabs neck.
Hold tight!" Mrs. Tab warned and
sprang UP the tree.
When they reached the top they
found a hollow fitted with a. neat lit
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

making the call when the door
opened and Mr.. Rocky himself
peeped out. Weenty quickly offered
her bread Il It was accepted In a
dignIied nanusr.
Come in." he said.
What a queer little house it was TO
be sure. The carpet was made of
soft. dry grass and pine needles.
There were bright little stones and
smells arranged On the nanteIpiece
where a book and a pair Of spectacles
lay. Just the kind old Bishop Rock
had who married Cock Robin and
Jenny Wren! But what Weenty no
ticed most OF all was a Christmas tree
all hung with gay. many colored balls.
It was certainly a beautiful tree and
on the top hung q big gold bell.
"HistI Your bea1s!" whispered Mrs.
Tab. noddIng towards the tree. "And
your belli"
"what, those big ba1Is!" Weenty
exclaimed. why on that big tree
my beads would scarcely cover a twis
OF TT" Tor Weerty lad forgotten
how little she had become.
whats that?" Mr.. Rocky said,
sharply.
Little weenty felt rather fright
ened. but after all, she was in the
right about 1t SO she said brayely
enough.
"Mr- Rocky. those are my beads
er-Christrnas tree trimmings.
mean. Really 7 don't want to make
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

H We a secret none shall know
Where my daily pennies go.
Everybody's tried to guess.
But without the least success.
Mother thinks with them | buy
and candy on the sly.
Daddy's sure that Mr.. Jones
Gets them all for ice cream cones.
But they're wrong as wrong can be-
I've a hiding-place. you see.
Where ! know no one can peep
AT my coins in a heap.
Soon the pennies make a dime
Grows my treasure all the time.
Isn't Christmas on the way,
Coming closer every daya
How car dad and mother tell
Just how much love them? Well,
For the gifts ] mean to try
/ am putting pennies by.
And my secret none shall know
i'll my dimes to dollars grow.
Christmas morn when they arise
Dad and mother III surprise.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

set in motian by pressing lightly upon
Sln1on's left elbow.
Provide a base OF & size to suit the
figure; lay out the quare upon q
piece OF pasteboard and draw the out
line OF the body and block, and of the
arms and head. Cut out to the line
and with this pattern mark the out
line on the wood CASUALLY sic"
thick). Be sure the bottom OF the
block and OF the foot is straight and
square before saving the form. so the
figure ma be fastened firmly to the
base at b. Saw closely outside OF the
line with a coping saw. and smooth
all edges with file and sandpaper. Be
sure the hole through the shoulder OF
the body and of the arms is located
accurately and bored with all awl just
large enough to receive a piece of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

were mine did you? You see / was
making a Christmas present for Mrs.
Tab with them. But never mind I'll
give you these for your present"
Every fine OF you, I am sure!" said
Mr.. Rocky In a relieved tone. my
tree Is very pretty and it Is the first
7 have ever had. No doubt 1t will
attract Santa Claus here. I only wish
I could have a stocking TO hang IN"
80 you shall" Weenty promised
''I'u let you have n OF my dolls.
I'll hang II on the rose tree tonight"
Mr.. Rocky thought that would be
lovely.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

And just to show you how much 1
appreciate you kindness I will sing
YOU a little song.
He feared his throat ana sang
hoarsely-
Cav. Cav. Cav
i've the prettiest Christmas tree
THAT you or anyone saw
'I hope That Santa Will see
Cav, Cav. Caw!"
"S-sh!" whispered someone In
weenty's ear. 1t was Sister Susie.
pointing. Look, weenty. there goes
old MI. Rocky now. flying away and
c~aw-cawing."
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

Weenty rubbed her eyes and looked
around. My gracious me! She was
sitting in the window seat and Mrs.
Tab was stretching herself before she
went out into the kitchen to see how
supper was coming along.
II wonder IL Mr.. Rocky IL looking
for more beads" Sister Susie went on.
Maybe for a stocking" Weenty
said before she knew it.
What are you talking about?"
Sister Susie asked. You've been
dreaming again. Do tell me about It
while T help you string these beads
now that Mrs Tab has gone"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

do fine for balls" The pot IS RED.
the earth and the branches of the tree
are BROWN.
Baby Doll sleeps IN a YELLOW
wicker crib under a light BLUE
blanket will. PINK bunnies on it. The
dolly's chair is painted BLUE with
YELLOW wicker back and seat.
The border for this picture can be
colored RED and the lettering
GREEN
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

tie door on which a brass plate vas
fastened.
MI. Rocky" Weenty read after
spelling it out.
And he is at home. Hist!" Mrs.
Tab whispered. her whiskers brist-
ling.
"Oh!" weenty FELT quite frightened
and was iust about to suggest not
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

you cross but -"
Thief" Kissed Mrs. Tab. which
was neither polite nor tactfuL
ST am astonishedi" said Mr.. Rocky.
his feathers rising IN the most awful
manner.
"Don't be angry" the little girl put
IN. your tree 10 very pretty and no
doubt. you didn't know the beads
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

room the walls are light BLUE
Vkl and there are CREAM eight
Wv YELLOW) color curtains with
PINK and PURPLE Dust a light
shade OF PURPLE) morntng-glories
that have. LIGHT GREEN leaves. for
border. The window frames are
YELLOW.
Let's play Christmas" cries Susie
May. kneeiing on the BROWN carpet.
(The carpet has q light BROWN
borderl.
"Oh. yes replies Teddy It'll be
Santa and wear my RED oat and
your RED tam-o'-shanter for a "a
and brother Johns big BLACK
boots!"
"TTi make the dolls hang up their
stockings by the chimney. this big
YELLOW chair viii do for the fire.
place. and I'll put q big RED book
on to hold the stockings. Here's q
PINK stocking for YELLOW plush
Teddy Bear. a. BLUE n for Baby
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

dAI4U4l4UAI % LdLN4N a "L
when "All the water that he had was
in his mothers pail?" This toy IL
~lustrates the fishing episode, n
Simon's-interest in the process Is sug-
gested by the motions of the head n
arms as they move in response to his
endeavor to attract his prey by NOV
ing the rod up and down.
The squares are supposed to be h1
each way. hence Simon will be about
"A high. but he may be made OF any
size by varying the dimensions OF the
squares. The Is" or less copper wire
fishing roc will allow the adjustment
OF the balance so the head and arms
will swing easily after they have been
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

TWO SQUARES
%
My first is decorated for Christmas
My second IS not false
Ny third Is a title OF nobility
My fourth is a girls name
(2)
My first we receite on Christmas
My second is a butter substitute
My third is a cyclo Of time
My fourth IS n separate
HIDDEN WORD PUZZLE
cod and haddock. a letter please
take,
From deer. mice. rats and trees,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30


December is a happy month.
Filled with Christmas cheer;
1t is the merriest. gladest month
Of all the whole long year.
And though It's last. It's not the least
When counting fun and joys.
1t is the best beloved month
Of all good girls and boys.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

HAT child is not familiar
With the adventures OF Simple
Simon. and especially with his
anfiffor IN catch 81 whale
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

Bobbte has written a letter TO Santa Claus, ut he las put it in puzzle
form. 50 II o in his family will know what 1t is b c wants. III is clever or
fr h G knows is a wise oil boy who car easily solve n puzzle
Hc las given the econ N fourth letters of six words Of four letters each.
You ar to supply the first and third letters of the words, so that you VIII
have reading downwardss b anne o. W. things Bobbie wants What are
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

ILNl
HE holly and the mistletoe
Are hanging everywhere.
The smell Of spruce trees youn
and sweet
Is carried on the air.
Each face you meet upon the street
Will wear a pleasant smile.
friendly greetings on the lips
This month are quite the style.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30
Teasing Boy Blue

leasing Boy Blue
That little boy in blue was lying peacefully asleep.
Not caring where the cows had roamed. nor thinking Of the sheep
The shadow of the hayaack spread just then 50 cool at noon
A nap was quite as pleasant as if taken meath the moon
When Tommy Tucker. stroling past. caught sight of him-oh. myl
He couldnt let the chance to bave a little fun go by.
So. with a straw. he teased Boy Blue until he couldnt sleep.
Then ran away and yelled. You'd better go and find your sheept'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30
ITO DC cofore6 Nth paints or crnyons. Whenever yu come to a uord
~~r spelled in CAPITAL letters use that colorJ

PsTAIRs in Susie Mays play
All room the walls are light BLUE
and there are CREAM eight
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

And now from primrose. another
please. too,
From pickaxe and shoveI-you're
through.
And now all the letters you have in
your view,
That quickly will spell out my
whole;
So try puzzler friend. seq what you
can do.
lis a day loved by each living souL
ANSWERS
TWO SQUARES
~ co
TOYS
r A OLEO
= a r L YEAR
e L L A SORT
HIDDEN WORD PUZZLE
CHRISTMAS
LETTER TO SANTA CLAUS
l. A E u
o e 4 l.
VET
VEN
s 4 s Fl
GLOVES and SKATES
The Port Gibson reveille., 1922-05-04

We are showing a very com
riete line Of domestic and i'm
! rted organdies in white and
the latest shades, prices
{ m 25c Up. We particular
ly call attention TO a few inn
orted organdies in rose, folly,
netee and Copenhagen blue
iues SIPS per yard that We
pricing at j special low
ark 90c PEI yard.
David Book Dept. Store.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1922-05-04

RataVia plHraRr El0ur ESrGlE
G N. MORRIS.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1922-05-04

Maeruder & Magruder, Agents, Pru-
Dental Life Insurance Co., Illinois
Automobile lns. Exchange, Phone
t23 UNCLE WATT at 1l9-W.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1922-05-04

6haneary rour ail aaaeaur hoga
neNl MandaY
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Auto Casing ana Tubes
CLAIBORNE HARDWARE cO
The Port Gibson reveille., 1922-05-04
STATE or MISSISSIPPI,

STATE or MISSISSIPPI,
Claiborne County.
To William Z. Graham:
1oq are commaded to appear bel
tofe the Chancery Court of the County
of Claiborne, in said state,
on the Second Monday Of Nav. q r.
1922
Jo JI defend the suit in said court Of
Ethel Washington Graham. wherein
You are d defendant.
rms IZ5h day Of April, "A. d. 1922.
apl3-4t 3, f. MOREHEAD, Clerk.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1922-05-04

SEED LaCache Plantation, d.
ainst hunters and al other tres
ssers. u ". GAGE.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1922-05-04

Il JGae far pHanbt saI
aPh FRANK RI. REID.
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Hallowee Dates
Ky b. MORRIS
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P0StED-N Notice Is hereby given
II lnting, fishing trapping, u
passing g positively forbidden on
ont Conner.
y3l-lyr &. B. MAHAFFFY.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1922-05-04

9sIED All lands I own or control
H. Claiborne county, against coon
hunters neg huntef ana all other
tfespa ssers.
aaes-amos ~ Il HOPES.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1922-05-04

FOR SALE-Few settings White All
rrlean Guinea Eggs, Is for s1.0O.
m4-2t MRS. H. r. GUTHRIE.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1922-05-04

P0STED-AlI lands i own IL con.
9i against trcspass 0f any kind hy
ytniHg This includes nv Pins
Woods property also.
u. ]. HILL.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-12

sze az etterem a legszamottev6bb
latvanyossag, amely igen sok he
lyen nyitott, vagy kertszerii. Mint
az agrikulturalis allamokban min
denutt, Bukarestben sem szenved
mex sziikseget elelemben. Etter
mel mind zsufoltak es konyhai d
legkenyesebb izlesi utazot is XII
elegitik.
A romanok szeretik a mutatos,
tarka uniformist, a magas sarku,
finom csizmakat, es tagadhatatlan,
a balkam boulevardoken mem rit-
ka latvany az ifju romanok va
lasztekos eleganciaja, ami valoban
ad egy kis parisi STINT az esti kor
z6knak. Szeretik a bajuszukat
kisse beparfiimozni es hegyesre XII
podorni, amit igen szepnek es elo-
kelonek talalnak es ami omar tud-
milk kipodort bajusz) markan-
sabba teszi az arcot(?) A roman
nok feltunoen szepek, jo izlesiiek
es erzekik van a chic-hez. A nep-
viselet pedig hatarozottan megka-
po: kellemes szinvegyiilek, szines,
| tetszet6s. +,
Az a nehany valoban stilusos
palota, amely ell van sz6rva a va
ros sziveben, beletemetkezik 8
rengeteg apro viskok, tomeglaka
SOS epuletek k0ze, amelyeket Pa
Eris vagy Berlin bizony ell mem tiir
Ehefne. Impozansan szep es hatal
mas katonai foiskolajaval szembe,
egy roskadozo fureszmalom zus
4 egesz 1apon keresztiil es bent ron
gyos es piszkos ciganysereg lat
hat6, mint legnagyobbszamu mum
kaero. Nehany korutja erdekes
szep epiletekkel, rovidesen meg
szakad az elhanyagolt kulvaros
ban es az iires telkek pusztasagan
/ Ha fovaros. valoban Fogara
lesz, a kormanyhivatalokat es d
-ofszag legfontosabb. szerveit a
kell hezniok az erdelyi Alpeseh
be, a csodalatosan sep deli Kar
patokba, amely ezel6tt el6 bastya
kent vedte MagyarorsAag hata
rait. Fogaras fesoti sep fekves
sci bir, tobb szempontbol centrali
[san, es ivovize is kitiino. Mindel
tekintetben megerdemelne tehat
hogy hatalmas varossa fejlodjon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-12


nagy gonddal'kell vegezni, hogy a
hasznalt tapanyag legjobb cred.
menyt biztositsa.
"A taplalasra szolgalo anyag
tiszta, egeszseges tej legyen, a kis-
ded koranak megfeleloen higitva.
Borden Eagle Brand siiritett tejc
idealis bebi-eledel, inert tiszta, osz-
szeteteleben egyenletes, taplal6s,,
k0nnyen emeszthet6 es mindig ke-
szen all azonnah hasznalatra, for
r6, tiszta vizzel valo higitas utan.
Lapunkban on idor6l-idore Ia
lalni fogja Borden Eagle Mike
mex hirdeteset, annak a tejnek,
mely tobb egeszseges gyermeket
nevelt fel, mint az, osszes tobbi
gyermek- -eledelek egyGttveye. Vag
ia XII a hirdetest, vagy szelyenyt,
eS kHldJe New 1ofkba a Borden
Company-hoz. E tarsasag dijmen-
tesen kiildeni fog 0nnek az on sa-
jat nyelven irott utasitast, hogy
mikep kell a bebit etetni, egy be
bi-konyvet, mely fel fogja ont villa
gositani ARA nezve, hogy mikep
kell a bebit es sajat magat apolni,
egy k0nyvet, mely etlapokat tar
talmaz gyermekek szamara, egy
recept-konyvet, mely megfanitja
ont ARA, hegyan kell izletes eteie-
ket kesziteni Eagle-tejjel. Neyez-
re meg AIT a k0nyvet, melynek
kildeset kivanja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-12
Az ANYAK APOLASA
ES A KISDEDEK J0LETE
Uvegh0l valo taplalas

Ha az anyatej hianyzik sziikse-
gesse valik az iivegbol valo tap
lalas. Hogy a kisded-taplalas
ezen modja eredmenyes legyen, XII
val6 gondot kell forditani mem.
csak az alkalmas tapanyag meg
valasztasara, hanem annak helyes
0sszetetelere is.
A bebi tapszerenek elkeszitese
mel legfontosabb tisztasag. Az
0sszes edenyeket, melyek meresre
melegitesre, keveresre es etetesre
hasznaltatnak, sterilizalni kell for
ro vizben, kozvetlenul hasznalat
elott. A szukseges mereteket is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-12

mint legelhagyottabb kis falu-
ban. A modern eszk0zokkel dol
Fgozo, fiirge es elelmes amerikai b.
Izanyara amulattal fogja latni !:
miiy almos mozdulattal, milyen
|nemtorodomseggel szolgalja Xxi We
volt kisazsiai kereskedo. A XII
|rakatra egyaltalan semmi gondot
|sem fordit, inert szerinte maga az
aru kepezi a kirakatot, es ha We
v6nek sziiksege van valamire, hat
|ugyis be fog j0nni hozza. A g0r0g
kereskedo Oft i'll az iizlete el6tt ke-
|resztbe vetett labakkal, es silvia
rendaletlenul az elmaradhatatlan
|cigarettat.
"A t0r0k kereskedSn kiviil va
|lahogy q torDk nok is shianyoznak.
Az ntazonak vajmi ritls1n lehet
|szerencseje szspnek moadott to.
|r0k n6ket fatyol snelkiil sfelismer-
hetni. A. nyugati kaltnrahsz szo-
kott szenek erthst6 b1mulattal ne
xix itt AZ elhanyagslt kis6ssiai uta
kat, anelysksn kinos lassas6g 6gsal
hsladnak sz5Fnysa mestsrhelt
[bkros-szekerek 6s teve-karavauolz.'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-12
MILYEN AZ EL.ET A FORRON
GO KISAZSIABAN

Az egesz vilag ideges izgalom-
NAL figyeh a kisazsiai esemenye-
ket. A scent haberu RENE mint
futotiiz szaguld kereszttil moha-
medan hiv6k taborain es oft lobog
vesztj6sl6 faklyakent Boszpo-
rusz el6tt. A National Geographic
Society a legujabb esemenyek kap
csan erdekes beszamolot ad a kis-
azsiai varosokr6l, utakrol es embe-
rekrol.
Kisazsia modern tortenelme Oft
kezdodik, amikor Seljukok be-
tortek es elfoglaltak, nehany ev-
vel azutan, hogy Hodito Vilmos
megvetette labat az angol fold0n.
Mohamed egy nagylelkii nyilatko
zata mentette meg akkor a goro-
goket kiiildoztetest0l. Abban az
idoben igazhivoknek mem kellett
adot fizetni0k. A kisazsiai gore
gok tehat epen ugy ad6ztak to-
r0k uralom alatt, mint az amerikai
rabszolgak a deli allamok foldes-
urainak polgahaboru elott.
A most ujb6l feltamadt torok-
gorog konfliktus gy0kerei vissza-
nyulnak a tizenkettedik szazadba,
az 0nkenyuralom fekete korsza-
kaba, amikor az alattval0knak
gyermekeikkel egyiitt kellett adoz
niok, akiket magaba szivott az IL
lam hadsereg. A t0r0k hadsereg
legjavat, legbatrabb es legkeme-
nyebb csapatait tettek ezek ke-
reszteny fiuk, akiknek batorsaga-
rol es hosiessegerol csodakat messl
t0rtenelem. "A mohamedan XII
kepzes es haboraskodasok alatt a
"janicsarok" fegyelmezett, edzett
katonaknak, bekeben pedig kiva-
10 rend6roknek bizonyultak.
Amilyen elismeressel ad6zunk Q
klasszikus gorog kultar&nak, tu-
domanynak es miiveszetnek, oly-
annyira csodalkoznnnk keA azon
a melyseges hallgatason, amely
hosszu evszazadok .6ta nyomaban
jar q g0rog fenykornak. Smyrna,
amely most ujb6l torok0k keze-
ben van, nagyszerii iskolaval brit,
kitIn0ea felszerelt konytarakkal,
a varoSt abban az iASben q sfkis-
azsiai civilizaci6 kiisz0benek' : ne
veztek. Avili neve igen sokat SEE
,repel a legut6bbi jelentesekben,
ez egy eszaki kik0t6 varos, anne
lyet regi idok 6ta . "Kelet Bos-
tenjanAk AivAak. TIT tort6nt,
hsgy Hsllasert val6 rajOng6 VI.
gyakozas ARA vesette a varos ta-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-12

nacsat hogy torvenyerovel kotelez
zen minden lakot arra, hogy goro-
gill beszeljen. Szigoru bantetes-
sci suitottak mindenkit, aki a va
rosban idegen nyelFen mereszelt
beszelni.
Jellsfnzo egyebkent, .hogy az
elelmes gorog kereskedok mellett
mily lihetetlen lassusaggal, el-
avult, sregin6di rendszerrel dol
goznak u t0fok iizletemberek. APP
ro kis boltok - olyanok, mint a
regi il8kbeli amerikai falusi fu-
szeriizletek, - tarkitjak a legelen-
kebb es legjobb utcakat is. A GO
r0g parasztek . lsgtermekenyebb
volgysket uraljak es javukra szol,
hegy lnindenltt iskol4kst is ala
pitaaak- SmyrA&baa (saelynek
felellah asat Sg0lps teszik) a
gor3g6k inkabb : .paftek nsaten
telepedtek lie, mig q felsEiget bsl-
sejet el:0sen tartjak . t0rOkok.
Aljunk meg sey pillanstra egg
ilyen jellegzetes kisazsiai iizlet
elStt, Amslyet = lesnagyebb v6rs-
sokbans epen uty nsstaklunk,