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BADLY. b"t with his most lucid legal
ability the ugly facts in the case.
This. Until he came TO the next last
sentence. spoken in stammers with
clutchinS hands: y think YOU
M mus; know-a- already-all this
was donc--for me-
Anne Maria was choking. her eyes
bright with tears yet managed 10
say saucily: NO such thing. Sir
Vanity. II was just Opportunity
that woke the gambler who lives in
all Of us. know--wc're three OF .
kind. II will be hard to forgive YOU
TWO for not taking me into the big
game Ut first. Think OF the thrills
I've lost---and be ashamed OF your
selves"
Sentence. please" Bruce en-
treated. She held out her hand
when he did not take it. clutched
his and said ga;ly: The judgment
Of the court is-that you keep on
to the cnd-sweet or bitter. | love
risks. and mean to he equal partner.
w III VI iDSc, hIItiiI W IlIlt i<b
get down TO earth. and powers OF
attorney and things. But first I
must sentence myself--not to tease
aunty for whole. solid week"
"I--we-you must not be allo" cd
Bruce stammered.
"Allowed' is good" Anne Marta
flung back. Understand sir, allow
myself to do as I like. BY way OF
providing that. I'll tell you some
thing very nicc-T am going 10 mar
~ New Year. somebody who re-
CARDS my money as an eXcrescencs
he has so much more OF his own
His name is West" Bruce as
serted confidently. Anne Maria
smiled. How nicely YOU say it
Yes the heir presumptive OF
Westrand. and lot beside. So be
easy In your mind over my future
and remember there arc no strings
OF any sort on-any OF us three
Bruce understood what she Was
too finely wrought 10 say--that her
forgiveness carried no sort of OBJ
legation. And in that glimpse az
her soul he understood that all h.
was gaining in this release was less
than he was losing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-24
Barney's Wedding Suit
By WILLIAM FALL
coprtohs 1922 BY The Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.

We'll. good by" smiled Fob.
Home tho cnr'i">t | can. and clear
water. dear. believe me"
4 fine fellow oc his word, honest
Bob went his way. A big-hcartcd
it'll" phtlaNthropist. Laura pro-
coedcd TO the yard
THAT Was my husband. Earncy.' -
she said.
"Ycs'm; often seen him; often TO
marked how happy nc oughter be
with 4 wife like YOU" bowed and
s"rapcd ~" p"l;tic tramp.
THAT suit ne has on told him
Won were Whiting for it,"
iarn"y only Grinncd his delight at
the announcement.
Soc hero. num-" said tho tramp.
til" fellow who wouldn't try md
max" good after being treated llk"
4 man rs Won h1v- done. IS no gen
tlomau. That suit added Barney
rloatin='v. "SIv. | dream about ii
NIGHTS. "" ~"r, ~ mad" it the top
s:nr" %: Responsibilities. NJ. won't |
shine. I'm deeply grateful, mum.
truly. hum,lv grateful
Earncr Finished his task. Thcn
no cam" arou0d to tn" back door
tn report Mrs. AinsI"y handed him
- half dollar
barney f"', quito proud Ms he
,lorsn. e the anticipated ca-h. lie
Won, - q restaurant. and then h"
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porter on no Weekly M'S"''.''' "''',
'wmo"';''"'N "~N'''"" inc paul. ''.'
81" "'s "''.-Ai'N '' ''' 'I''"'' ~
/ TESTIFY ;""S p'''''E L" us N''' "'"'
S.'!.'
Where tho countess led her friends
Of he th-ucrc followed, and moro
ithan on" taunu~ actress waited III
! the N,i,r surgery. 80 uhominahiy no.
'nriuuS a. tn" Ilt-n wherein the Man
Frh.nI tn" Tinted Glasses had
Irourt,l the struggling Doctors maid
ot-rn -wor,;."
"Yvu will have 10 move from here. "
said Richard Jennings.
I'VE moved from CORNWALL. Are
We 10 lc4y" a ghost or 4 corpse in
every house"
lie had MT h"cu thinking Of ap-
nari,;unS ar dead bodies, but Of
sna,.iuuS quarters and brass plates.
This tide ~ fortune must be taken
90, tho 1oo,i
.W,r,.r may do A. no likes" she
soi. r,,j5rrcrcr,,v 81 shou stay here
~, I..,,y ). found o,vc or-or-"
her voi,, broke. ard she added in
haste or iii | die"
Svnp,tly and INDIGNATION were
not confined TO the British Isles.
Ono morning the public learned with
uruuali,fed approval that the case
WAS interesting Paul Fcrrand, tht
famous private detective of Paris.
Now the child would hc found, The
who'll, world knew Ferrlnd though
fey persons had soon him-Ferrand.
tho .enyy ~ every criminal hunter in
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT who had never yet
becn known 10 fail. A wealthy man,
m whom foes made no appral. man
OF brain and action. Indeed. know
| ing folk attributed 70 him the dis
covery OF the North Pole. OF radium.
Of European plots: the planning o:
great campaigns. the downfall Of the
Kaiser.
Eileen Jennings herself had a
c'immcr Of hope when it was made
known. three weeks after his arrival
in London. that Paul Fcrrand was
about to leave Paris and would stay
ut the Cathay Hotel.
Hell come 70 us here. Walter"
she cried. clutCh!nc his coat in aci-
tation. You must 500 him. You
must tell him everything. They sav
he's coming on purpose"
"T'u 500 min, Ioo-" Tho doc+or..
voice was exouis,teIy tender, "yyhen
our llttlc Betty is older she viii be
proud Of her distinguished rcscuer.-
Tn coHicial rowS Of Fcrrand's ar
rival brought nearly as many callers
10 the maGniic,nt Cathay Hotel rs
10 the humble dwelling near IIaver-
stock Hill; and. - every one's 90
tOn:shmcnt tho great non w,s o.
ccSSiblc 70 all prcss represontotivos
although "a each in turn he an
pcarcd in different ruisc and +old
a difrerrnt story ~ bis ,o-eo,.1
tastes. To no one did he dfynI,.e tha
object Of his yisi, n, rho <orr,,,
day Of his advertised s,,,. tbora r.aa
shown in IN him = woman ho,rii,.
yei,cd
"Mors,our Farran57" sbo a,ro, J.,
\ ral,erinr vofrc
AT YOUR service. madame"
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kcxYOU will be careful. viii you
not. dear" pleaded pretty
u Mrs AinSiee, the h:7dc OF a

kew you will be careful viii you
not. dear" pleaded pretty
- Mrs. Ainslee. the BRIDE OF a
year. IL anything should happen
to YOU"
But nothing is going To happen -
mo. little chick" said hlIf. happy
BOB. her husband. See here. you
sensible pct" said Bob enc" 4
year the managers at our establish
ment meet. SuggestiOus AS T. I'M
proving trade. getting acquainted.
promotions awardcd-lrd ! .Trc"t
one mind you-and real. good jolly
fellowship all around"
Just think. though II ,hcy sh"uld
tempt you. Bob" persist! Mrs
Ainslee. "A dark night. u lonely
nciEhborhood. miles away frotl
home Look at that man hired 70
d. our chores. and think what temp
tation has cost him"
"t:h. on. yes" responded 30,
GlanriuG past In" porch AZ Il nam
p.,Iug up kindljnS wood in the back
ward. Your protecc. n" looks fairly
comfortable. tor al tncS" tem2;1-
tons YOU toll about
Just nov, MAYBE, bat nc vas =
wrc, 4. and reformed him. He looks
80 comfortable" explained Laura
AlrSlcc proudly, "accaHSc civ" him
All yuur old clothes. He's wa:tin;
tor the season T. pass 70 got the
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Their opposition was both useless and
dangerous.
Richard Jennings proved uncXpect-
Is sympathetic. by all means. dear
boy" he said very cordially. III
Eileen fancies it will help. fouN
pay back in time-no hurry--n"ne at
all. They tell me you're clover
fellow and you've got your t'ot ON
tho ladder now. No. | shouldn't ad-
ycrtisc. You've had no luck with adj
vcrtiS"ncuts. | don know whether
Tcrrand's at the Cathay now. Queer.
the way he hangs back. oh? But.
anyhow. a letter there would Ger
tainly be forwarded"
They say h" doesn't work for
money" Waiter remarked. still dub!-
Gus.
The other snapped his fingers. Il
expect that's all my eye. Well We
can but try"
Forrand came almost Immediately
in response to Eilcen's letter, and
stared at her hagGard face for a
moment with shocked compassion,
The money question he waved aside,
I'VE will 500. We will sec.
Madame must not think ave Let ="
grass cnlarS" while she as waited.
ave. au contraire. been IN my 50
quiet way VARY active"
Il don't know how 10 thank YOU,
monsl eur" Her eyes travelled over
the countenancc If her bencfacto:
with pitiful gratitude. He was not
particularly attractive in his present
Gulse: but tho rc"i Paul fc.rand
was Doubtless hidden. This sandy
haired, liGht-lashcd man. with his
curious doublc-lcnScd spcctaCles. was
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Introduces Paul Ferrand of Paris

natural resources. Perhaps touch
# spiri,"'
Eut she refused
Il don't hnow how 90 %; ur dirk
ROW. Tell me. why haven't r"u l'cn
10 SEQ me" I've been wI.Jlm: Lnd
waiting
The great man shrugged his
shoulders
Il have not the pleasure Of ma
dunes address,
You don't know M address,:
she casper. "But the wn",e World
knows it"
IF | knew your address" his voice
was very bland. Il should probably
also know, dear madame. where to
find 2c poor infant"
Through the veil nc perceived n
singular mixture nf astoulshm nj,
admiration and fear. and with i'm
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SYNOPSIS

Dr. Walter Jennings and his
charming young wife Eden ar" IN
desperate financial struts h"caus"
n the notoricty gained when their
lodcer. the Man Behind the Tinted
Glasses. wanted for the murder q
John Gorth hut hiding a. their hous"
as an invalid ludEcr named Trc-
gonna, murdered detective, A"'I
Rudd. disguised as nurse. wh"
came TO call on him and escaped IN
the nurses clothes. Eileen starts
out one evening 10 answer 4 reward
OF a hundred pounds for further
information II the murderer. led on
by the fact that her baby. Hrtty, -
fading away In their stutfy LONDON
house. Just as she reaches the
house where she was ~ meet the
people VINO would hear her story and
give her the reward. the Man Be-
hind the Tinted Glasses PUSHES past
her with Betty by the hand. On
investigation they find that Ire
eenna-whom Betty loved and called
TcgSy-had been visiting the nous"
as a sutton 10 the maid. and had
often seen Betty. The receive
note: Your child Will be quite safe.
Would you give a hundred pounds
10 have her back" 1t IS signed
The Man Behind the Tinted
Glasses"
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przHE British public. GorCcd with
the horrors OF the great war.
u did but lift sluggish eye to-
wards the insignificant minor traG-
edy which caused the death OF John
Gorth, manager OF Adults private
bank at funston. y stout. elderly
man the less in provincial town.
even the Disappearance Of two or
three thousand pounds, is OF little
account in a world that has lost
young lives by the million and money
beyond all reckoning.
When Abel Rudd. the Scotland
Yard detective. was murdered in the
same mysterious way BY an un-
known hand. and a man doomed,
shadowy. through tinted glasses. IN
terest began 10 quicken: and. when
Betty Jennings. the darling OF her
parents hearts. was snatched away
under her mothers very eyes. there
was hardly home throughout the
land whore indignation did not rise
and boil over.
This is worse than Cornwall.
Eileen told her wealthy hrother-tn-
law. Richard Jennings. our Sriet
ls public property. We get letters
hv every post and callers every hour.
Walter sees hundreds OF people"
They come. perhaps. with clues,
my dear"
They come to stare" she rejoined
bitterly. They bring me flowers
springs dead. and they bring flowers
white flowers for Betty's grave
and those" She pointed to some
scarlet anemones. They're the only
color I like. They make mo think
that ono day Teggie will dance on
arr
Old Jennings looked at her side
long. She used 20 be n harmless.
pretty. silly sort of girl. this wife OF
Walters. uncommonly childish for
her years. II had always been
grievance Of his; one reason why he
had refused pecunlary help. y doc
tor ought 10 have had more sense;
chosen a lady OF substance. who
would have brought him practice.
Anu NJ" lic ftNllA''SS' A''N'''N'
headed girl had changed suddenly
into n woman OF vindictive magma
ton. grotesquely aiding her hus-
bands career.
There was no need for Richard n
fear the borrower any more-that
was the first sordii result Of the
tragedy. \ stream Of patients. all
hcsrt by the same curious maladr.
wcll-nixh flooded the little house near
HaVrstOCk Hill.
4 countess had called in her mag
nihCcnt Mondaine car, the papers
announced. and had been EraClouSly
pleased 70 consult Walter Jennings
as 20 4 strained finger which threat
cncd 10 become troublesome. His
clever treatment she informed re-
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"TEc nc-i siory IN this toscnot ting
series: In Which Paul Fcrrdnd
.Hctts a Fortune Teller.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-28

When You Say CiEars-say Dutch
Masters. 16btf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-28
SEIZE ARMY CHIEF
OF INSURGENT IRISH

LONDON June 27-(By T. y.
Sl-CGoniai Secy. Winston Chur-
chrTs warning that tho Irish pro-
vislonal government must clean out
The headquarters OF the irregular
faction OF the Irish provisional gov
crumeat IN Dublin was followed to-
day hy a number OF arrests lnclud-
ing chat OF Commandant Hender-
son. one Of the chief aides OF Rory"
O'Connor. commando in chief Of
the rebeuious faction of the repub-
lean army.
The IRISH police arc more activs
than they have been az any time
since the creation OF the irish Free
state.
Henderson was in active charge
II the boycott which the republicans
hall proclaimed against Ulster
province.
The English press greeted the ar
res Of Henderson with jubiilation.
processing 10 see IA Il the first step
towards a general cleanup OF the
headquarters OF the irregular fac
ton OF the Irish republican army
which Churchill branded as a nest
q assassins and outra geous murder
crs"
Downing 81. officials are certain
that Michael Collins. chief OF the
Irish provisional government a.
Dublin. wiz carry out any demands
made upon him
The position OF the Lloyd George
government which had been threat-
cned ny the assassination or Field
Marshal Wilson by two Irishmen.
was stronger than ever today as
the result OF the confidence vote
ga the house Of commons last night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-28
BIG FOUR TRAIN IS
DERAHED; TWO HURT

INDIANAPOLIS. June 27.-(By I
n SD-The engine and eight cars of
a freight train on the Peoria and
Eastern division OF the Big Four rail-
road. were derailed at Glover, H.
early today. according to reports 20
the office Of the district superintend-
ent here.
Engineer 7. F. Daniels and Fire
man w. F.. Gillian. both Of Indiana
polls. were slightly injured.
Ths accident occurred near where
the Big Four tracks cross the Chi
cago and Eastern Illinois railroads
tracks at Glover The Big Four
freight train ran over n derailing de-
vice IL was said at the superintend-
eut-s office.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-28
Farmer Charged BY Bird
as Nest Peace MOIeSfed

GOSHEN. Ind. June 27-(Spe-
ciaD-When G. II. Fieck started
across a field on his farm Monday
afternoon a peculiar movement at
tracted his attention. Upon invest
ieatlon. ne found what appeared 20
be q rather large bird summing -
self IN a furrow As Fieck was
within Is PAGES OF 81 the winged
creature ruffied It's plumage, di9-
closed the beautiful colorings OF a
Kiiideer Fleck moved few steps
nearer before the Kiildeer sprans
90 its feet and rushed az him with a
series OF shrhl ch.rps In as vaient
a manner as troops ever charged
the enemy. It's breast was thrown
out and wings were spread as II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-28

There are so alphabets now In
use.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-28
ENEMY OF SUFFRAGE
DIES AT CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI. Ohio, June 27.-(3y
J. n. S)-Mrs. Nicholas LongwOrtn,
-. mother OF Congressman Nicholas
Loneworth. died today ut her home.
lockwood. on Grandin rd. Her
children. Congressman Longworth
and Mr.. and Mrs. Buckner A. Wall
iugford, and her brother, Or. Edward
Walker were with her at the end.
Mrs. Longworth was one Of the lead
ers CT the early opposition by wo-
men 10 woman suffrage in Ohio. be-
ing an officer Of the Hamilton Coun-
~ Anti-Suffrage assn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-28
GIRLS FIGHT; WINNER
FACES DEATH CHARGE

MOULTRIE. Ca. June 27.-(By
L. P)-Jealousy was today believed
by police TO be the cause Of a fight
which resulted fatally for Miss
Molly Walters. beautiful Mouitrie
girl. and tie wounding of her sister
Florence. by Miss Sarah Creech.
Miss Creech was lodged in Jail
charged with murder. following a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-28
MURDER TRIAL OF
STUDENT NEARS END

SALTWATER Okla. June az
Trial OF Earl Gordon, IS. Miami a.
& NJ. college vocational student here.
charged with murder in connection
with the killing OF Beckharn. Cobb.
%. Birmingham. Ala. his buddy
entered the second day today with
prospects that the case would be IN
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-28
BOtoS Submits TO ArrcSt,
GiUeS Bond and Goes Home

Hearing that a warrant had been
sworn out for his arrest, Albert
Botos, 715 W. Division 81, voluntar-
ily appeared at the police station
with a bondsman. submitted 10 ar
rest, and expects 10 return Wednes-
dag for a hearing in city court.
Botos claimed that the complain
ant, Julius Varga. 754 Liberty 81.
aCcosted him in a restaurant on
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-28

Chaplin 81, Saturday night. slurred
and added insult 20 injury by strik-
ing him a blow over the left eve.
The two men met a few hours later.
according &c Botos. md armed with
neat fork Botos stabbed Nargo IN
the shoulder. He is charged with as
SAUL and battery
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-28

the board OF bishops OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal church. The state
ment was a plea for support Of pro-
hlbition legislation
Allowing that all the results an
ticlpated from the Eolstead act have
not been realized, the statement
said that fact lies not against the
law but against those who have faii-
ed In ia enforcement. and against
those who have encouraged the be-
trayal OF administrative trust.
Let Us choose for Office only
those Who have established their
right OF recognition as friends az
prohibitory reform"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-28
SAY ''DRY" LAW FIRST
MORAL REFORM EVER

CHICAGO. June 27-C BY 7 y.
S)-The prohibition amendment and
the Volstead act were described as
marking the greatest chapter n
Americas story of moral reform"
In statement issued here today by
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-28

fairly foated a. him in an attitude
that was obviously intended 20
drive away danger. A nest wac dis
closed in The furrow which held
four small eggs. As soon as Fieck
stole away she settled back on her
nest with an air OF repelling an in
vas!on.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-28

fight between the three late yester-
day when a knife was plunged into
Miss Molly Walters. Florence Wal
ters was slightly wounded
Miss Creech pleaded self-defense
when arraigned.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-28
HOLD THREE SUSPECTS
FOR RATHENAU MURDER

COPENHAGEN. June 27-CBy 7.
y. Sl-Three persons suspected Of
completely IN the ASA ssi nation %
Or. Walter Rathenau. German for-
eiEn secretary. have been arrested
on thu steamship RueEen. aocordlns
20 a dispatch from HelsinEfors to-
faw
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-28

the hands OF the jury BY night.
II was believed probabse that Mrs.
BERTHE Cobb. widow OF the slain ex-
soldier. would take the stand before
the close OF the trial.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-28

II pays 20 can Aetna Cleaners.
Garments hats cleaned s16 r..
Sample 81. Lincoln 2576
-Advt-1T
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-07
qR6F szecHENyI K0vET
MEGLATOGATTA AZ AMERI-
KAI MAGYAR KERLSKEDEL.
MI KAMARAT 7

New York, nov. %.
Gr6f Szechenyi Laszlo, Magyar
orszag amerikai kovete, aki ne
hany nappal ezel6tt a Mauretania
hajoval visszaerkezett az Egyesiilt
sAllamokba, ma reggel Washing
tonb6l New Yorkba j0tt, hogy Ia
togatast tegyen az Amerikai Ma
gyar Kereskedelmi Kamara hivat-
los helyisegeiben Flat Iron
Buildingben. Gr6f Szechenyi
Laszlo latogatasa Kamaranal 0r-
vendetes ujitast jelent magyar
kiilkepviselet teren. A regi oszt-
rak-magyar monarchia idejeben a
diplomatak nems igen torGdtek1 a
kiilf0ld0n elo magyarsag k0zerde-
XII mozgalmaival. Akkor italian
mem is lehetett maskepen. De az
vi, fIggetlen Magyarorszag kill
kepviselete is csak lassan kezdett
mozgolodni kulf0ldi magyarsag-
gal valo egyiittmiik0des dolgd-
ban. Epen exert 0rvendetes, hogy
grof Szechenyi nehany nappal
Amerikaba erkezese utan Ke-
reskedelmi Kamarat nemcsak
meglatogatts, de OFT jelentos kije-
ltnteseket tett, melyek bizonyit-
jak, hogy teljes --tudataban van
annak az eroforrasnak, melyet Ma
gyarorszag szempontjabol az anne
rikai magyarsag SERVES es SERVE
zett miik0dese jelent, :
Grof Szechenyi Laszl6 fogadta-
tasa meles kozvetlenseggel tor
tent Is magyar k0vet es az anne
fikai magyarsag kepvisel6inek el-
90 hivatalos .talalkozasa igen szive,
lyesen4 ,folyt lie. Jelen voltak a
k0vetkezok:" &@
Kiss Emil eanok, Molnar Lipot
fotitkar, Bing A. Bella, penztar-
nok, Horvath J6zsef ellenor, Ber-
ko D. Geza, Cukor Nor, Klein ia
kab, Kopperl JOSEF, Mannheim
Armin, Ruttkay Jen0 es Vitarius
Bella igazgat6k, Harsanyi Laszlo
Marczinko Jozsef, Takaro Geza
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-07

Tovabbra is szerencses Rsiik0-
dest kivanok a Kamaranak es
remelem, hogy minel t0bben le-
skunk, akik szegeny, szerencsetlen
haaankon segiteni pr6balunk, an
nal gyorsabban fogjuk elerni a
celt.
kosz0n0m a szives fogadtatast.
A Macy kozvetlenseggel elmon-
dott beszedet a tagok- lelkes ellen
zessel es tapssal fogadtak. j
Miutan Kiss Emil a jelenvolta-
kat bemutatta a k0vetnek, a tarsa-
sag az 'igazgatosagi szobaba vo-
nult, ahol fesztelen beszelgetes
kozben grof Szechenyi mely erdek
lodest tanusitott a Kamara teve-
kenysege irant. Kiss Emil elnok
es Molnar Lip6t megismertettek
vele a Kamara iigyforgalmat. A
kovet reszletes felvilagositast kert
a tervezett magyarorszagi kiran.
dulasrol, a miiveszkiallitasr6l 6
Macy elismeressel szolt mar ed
dig is elert eredmenyr6l.
A tagokkal valo beszelgetes So
ran gr6f Szechenyi AIT mondta
hogy Magyarorszagon most latha
t6lag iobb helyzet, de tenyles
mem isen' M van ltnyeges javulas e
mem is lehet mindaddig, amig a re
paracios bizottsag vegs6 elhataro
,zassal mem vet yeget a nagy bi
zonytalansagnak, amely most mes
benitja a magyar k0zgazdasag
eletet., a.. .
Feldrai beszelgetas utan a k0
vet minden tagt6l szivelyesen el
bucsuzva, Winter .Karoly f6kon
zul kisereteben. ,eltavozott.