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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-04

passion and with such convincing
pathos did she plead for this
mans life, that the Queen was
moved to pardon the culprits
which she did at once.
Nine. Ristori carried with her
her, love of her native land and
did much to win friends for the
country which she loved and
which she so nobly represented
in her art.
Her name is reverenced by hep
countrymen with more Difference
than is usually accorded an &C,
treSS..
copyright, 1928. Newspaper Feature
Service. Inc.)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-04
Once-Overs
International
ESTABLISH RESERVE FOR EMERGING
SPENDING,

IAbLIoH a NESENVE FUN EMERGENCY
SPENDING.
You have reached dangerous period in your life if
you self supporting, yet using all your income to
keep appearances in the circle of society in which
you move
If you have family it is much the worse For
with family one can never tell just when expenses
unavoidable on account of sickness or accident, will
compel large expenditure.
If you have only yourself to account for it is bad
enough if you have pride; for you would be ashamed
to you could not for yourself in case of sick
calamity, would you not?
Likely the men with whom you associate would con-
slider themselves foolish if they using such
proportion of their monthly income for just ordinary
expenses, and how much better they could afford it,
You may not wish to think of that "rainy day"
period, but it
What are you going to do about it? Suppose your
income should stop suddenly?
Be wise and cut down your outlay-accumulate a
reserve fund-and then keep on saving portion of
your salary or wage.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-04

give me LOT taklnB neF away
from you, but, see, ! have
brought her back"
EYES," said the old man, his
voice trembling with emotion,
"you have brought her back.
But that is not all, lad; you
have brought her back, but you
have also brought the part of
her that eats provisions. / will
forgive you for $50 per month,
lights. and washing extra"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-04
Beef Importing

w IENNA-An indication OF
" steady improvement In
Austrian internal condi'
lions Is evidenced by the fact that
an enterprising firm OF cattle
dealers has begun to import nve
cattle from Argentina for butcher,
ing. The first shipment or 1e
shorthorns arrived In good snApe
despite rough sea journey
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-04
Hungry Henry's Ruse.

Hungry Henry-Madam, arm
State agent for a new roller.
action, unbreakable, double
elastic suspender. Can | show
you some?"
Mrs. Lonestreet mo; there
amt no man on the place.
Hungry Henry-Well, then, |
am also handling something
unique in the way of silver
mounted morocco leather dog
collar, with name engraved free
of charge. Perhaps"
Mrs: Lonestreet-'Tain't no
use. I amt got a dog.
Hungry Henry-Dat's what I
wanted to- know. Now fix me
de best supper you'se kin, and
do it quick or it won't be
healthy for you, see?
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-04
A Conditional Pardon.

The runaway couple had just
returned, and she knelt at the
old mans feet and begged for
Eyes, forgive u.s." cried the
newly-wedded husband. "For-
Evening star., 1923-11-14

Quality extraordinary-and price exceptional-
in this special sale of beautiful French Room
Hats which priced for day at $3.50. So
chic and SO charming these bright turbans
cioches and pokes that they are sure to please the
nality and deft designs-the last word in mil
inery.
Dozens OF new styles trimmed with flowers,
touches of bright embroidery. wells and bril-
liant ornaments.
Creations from our French Room-exact
copies of Paris models and the smartest styles
from leading New York designers augment this
showing. Thursday only, $3.50. No C. O. DIS or
approvals; no hats accepted for exchange re-
turn. All sales final
Goldenberg's-MIL1INERY DEPARTMENT-second Floor
Evening star., 1923-11-14
$4,000 TESTIMONIAL
TO BISHOP RHINELANDER
Diocese Honors Prelate, Who Ras
Resigned, for Twelve Years
of Service.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, November a.
The Rt. Rev. Philip NJ. Rhinelander
Bishop of Pennsylvania, was present
ed yesterday with a testimonial fund
of $4,000 by the diocese in recogni-
ton of his twelve years episcopate
in the diocese. The bishop designated
that the fund be used for the perma =
nent endowment of a cathedral in
this diocese. Personal friends OF
Bishop Rhinelander also presented
him with a gold watch.
Today, in Dallas, Tex, the house of
bishops of the Episcopal Church, in
special session, will act on the bish-
ops resignation of his jurisdiction Ii
is expected that it will be accepted
Bishop Rhinelander announced his
Intention of resigning last May, Civ
ing i'll health as the reason.
Evening star., 1923-11-14
WILL ISSUE BULLETIN.
Santa Fe to Combat Attacks on
Railroads.

TOPEKA, Kan. November 14.-Ex-
pressing the belief that government
ownership of railroads is the ulti-
mate purpose of "the many attacks
which have lately been made upon
transportation lines" President w
b. Storey of the Sante Fe system yes
terday announced that these attacks
will be met by an information bulle-
tin, which will be published from,
time to time under his direction "to
give patrons information about sub
5ects which have been wrongfully
presented"
Evening star., 1923-11-14

Extra Size Flannelette Dressing
Sacques, pretty gray and Law
ender effects: made with
round collar and cuff cIE En
sleeves: sizes 48 to So $A'oo
Extra Size Sateen Petticoats,
beautiful imported quality,
with rich, lustrous finish; in
black and navy blue. &JO
Worth $3.50, at..... pA''c
Evening star., 1923-11-14
LAD WHO PUT BUD ON BIER
OF PRESIDENT is KILLED
Ambrose Higgins, Four, Run Down
by Motor Truck Near
Candy Store.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. November IA
little more than two months ago a
four-year- old boy, representing the
children of the nation. tip-toed across
the rotunda of the Capitol in Wash
ington and reverently placed q
wreath upon the bier OF Warren q.
Harding. as a part of the official
ceremonies attending the funeral of
the late President.
Today this boy, Ambrose Higgins.
son of an official of the General
Electric Company. lay dead in hos
pital here-the victim of an accident
in which he was run down by mo-
tor truck. He was crossing the
street from his home to candy store
truck.
Helium is found in minute quan-
I'd
Evening star., 1923-11-14
AMNEsIA VICTIM IMPROVES

DENNISON, Ohio. November IL
George S. Underhill, twenty-five.
amnesia victim, who disappeared from
Columbus October %, is recovering
his memory in a hospital here, where
he was taken Saturday by police who
found him wandering about the
streets. Papers in his pockets led to
his identification. Underhill's wife re-
turned to her home in Conway, Ark.
from Columbus, after efforts to locate
her husband failed. Underhill is a
salesman for a Chicago firm.
Dancing would be awfully hard
work If 1T wasn't such fun.
Evening star., 1923-11-14
Hid Ashes Under Rug.

1t is a popularity OF the horse to
arise on its forelegs first, while the
COW first arises on it's hind legs
Evening star., 1923-11-14
ARAB DEATH CURSE
INMURDER CHARGE
Woman's Alleged Confession
Involves Poisoning When
Rites Have Failed.
BY l.. c. OWEN.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FRESNO. Calf, November 14.-Every
evening at sunset for forty days Mrs.
Elisa Potegian faced toward the east
and salaamed before a little heap of
ashes. praying that her curse OF
death" might end the lives of her
stepson and stepdaughter. who stood
between her and the 100000 estate
of her dead husband. Setrak Potegian,
and, when her prayer-backed magic
failed, she, took fate into her own
bands, administering a death potion
TO the girl and sufficient poison to
the boy so that he almost died, ac-
Cording to a confession which this
alleged modern Lucretia Borgia-
suspected of six poison murders
gave in her cell shortly after she
learned that her mother had commit
ted suicide.
Bits Cut From Clothing.
The ashes before which Mrs Pote-
sian salaamed each evening. locked
in the bathroom of the Sumptuousiy
furnished Potegian home, We're from
otis of burned clothing cut surrepti-
tiously from her intended victims,
Margaret and Goerken rotegian, as
they wore them.
The whole thing was in accordance
with the strange and SuperStitIous
tribal rites of wandering ASsyrian
a rabs. with whom she spent most of
her life until she came 10 this coun-
Try and married the wealthy Fresno
grape-grower.
According to the beliefs of her
desert tribesmen, the alleged confes.
sion states. the curse Of death could
be visited upon the house of one 5
onemy only by following certain
ritual small part must be stolen
either from the foundation of the
.ncmys home or "A small piece cut
from his robe. This must be burned
and for the prescribed forty days at
eventide a prayer must be said over
tie ashes.
The confession explains that while
It would have been much easier to
have stolen a piece of the palatial
Potegian home, the life interest
which Mrs. Potegian holds In the
property might also have caused the
that reason she clipped pieces from
the night robes of her two step
children as they slept.
Hid Ashes Under Rug.
During the forty days of Intellectual
prayer for the potency of the death
curse" Mrs. Potegian kept the ashes
wrapped in piece Of newspaper
which she hid away each day under
. $1,000 stlken rug.
Whether other indictments than the
one charging her with numbering her
stepdaughter will be sought depends
on the autopsy on the body OF her
husband, who died six conths ago.
He is believed TO have succumbed
10 slow poison, which gradually sap
ped his strength and brought death
apparently from tuberculosis.
Evening star., 1923-11-14

35c Dress Ginghams
2c yd.
32-inch Dress Ginghams,
fine, close-woven grade, es-
pecially desirable for wom-
ems and children's tub
frocks. A large assortment
of styles and colors, such as
stripes, plaids, checks and
all plain shades. Warranted
fast colors.
29c Bleached Domet Flannel, 27
inches wide, extra ~
heavy double fieeced lyC
39c Shifting Madras, Sc inches
wide. light grounds with
printed checks. stripes, dots,
plaids and figures. a.
for mems and boys ZOC
89c Bath Robe Cloth, 36 inches
wide and extra heavy double
feeced quality. for mems.
women's and children's bath
and lounging robes. Shown
est designs and COL /OC
orS s"..............
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-11-14
Lace Curtain Sale

In this lot curtains by the pair panels which
used to window, in beautiful novelty effect
heavily worked designs copied from highpriced laces
Scotch Nottingham, Filet Madras and Tuscan weaves in
white, and coors 21a yards long and full width
Made of double twisted thread.
Floor.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29
Silk Hose $2.35

Just received for Eas-
ter wear. New front
embroidered silk hose. Of
pure silk with Isle top.
Full fashioned and en-
broidered in beautiful de-
signs. clack and white.
Joske's Street Floor
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29
Hosiery $500

Sheer chiffon hosiery
Of pure Isle, with Isle
garter top. Well rein
forced at heel and toe.
In all sizes and desir-
able spring colors.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29
Cadet Hose SIPS

For long service and
sheer attractiveness wear
Cadet hosiery. In all
shades to match the new
shoes. Of pure silk with
Isle top. Reinforced heel
and toe.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29
All Charge Purchases
For the Miss of 16 Years
Cunning Easter Frocks
SHEER, CRISP AND DAINTY

Clever frocks
of white voil e
and organdies.
In pretty "frilly"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29

For Easter wear d - ~
nothing would be v w
more b beautiful H.
than sheer, daintily
clicked hosiery. Made of al
pure silk, full fashioned and re
inforced at the heel and toe. Il
a choice assortment of colors.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29
WOMEN'S SILK HOSE

Made of pure ~
thread silk, full p w
fashioned and we'll
reinforced at heel,
toe and tops. Have Isle tops and
feet. Shown in every shoe color
that is new for spring. In all
sizes, too.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29
S 1().95

These are pretty af-
fairs of crisp white
organdy. In lace
and ruffle trimmed
styles in dainty eff
fects. Ideal for
Easter wear.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29
Demonstration and Sale Now Going On on
Boncilla Preparations
By Miss Rigglc of the BOuciNa L

By Miss Riggle of the BOncWa Laboratories
Miss Rgge will be glad explain the merits of the
famous preparations and to show you how to take of
skn which is the best obtaining beautiful compexo
While the demonstration have arranged to offer the
Boncia Preparations at specially reduced prices.
Boncila Beautife. I5c Boncla Powder 4,
I5c BonciDa Vanishing Bottle Boncila Tai
Cream Jc cuu A
"a Do:us ~: at; SOC Box Boncila Rouge. Il
Cream ............. Boneila Stick
Boncila Cold Boncia Skin Lotion
Toilet Articles Dept-Street Floor
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29
IS Made Tomorrow Will Appear On
Notice
Many Departments
Arc Rc-drrdngcd

Many Departments
Arc Rc-drrGHgcd
The Hosiery Department
has moved to the former To-
cation of the Women's Shoe
Department. The Knit I'm
derwear and Glove depart
ments have also been moved
to that section.
The Lace Department is
now on the street floor, oc-
cupying the former knit I'M
derwear space. The Station
cry Department is in the
former location of the Glove
Department - across from
the toilet articles.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29

Beautiful frocks of
georgette, crepe de
chine, taffeta, fig
ured crepe de chine
in adorable styles
for girls and junior
misses.
Joske's 7
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29
The Palace
-JOSke
Fashion Reuiew

On living models, por-
trayed by girls from JOS
ke's Store. Not to men,
ton that the gowns,
shoes, millinery and all
accessories were selected
from the Big Store.
We feel that you will
m i S S something truly
worth while seeing, if you
miss this Fashion Revue.
Presenting ultra fashions
from all over the globe.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29
Saturday Is Salvation
Army Tag Day

Let every one do his part to make this
the greatest Tag Day the Salvation Army
has ever had. "A man may be down, but
he's never out"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29
Don't Forget

That Three Times a Day
Al This Week You Can See
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29

Small cream eggs. Choco-
late, butter cream and
spiced. Pound -. 80. 39c
Jelly bird eggs, small
sizes. Pound ........ 25c
soc Milk Chocolates, pound SOC
60c Assorted Chocolates,
pound SIC
Easter Rabbits, sc to. $500
Chocolate-filled Easter Eggs,
filled with nuts and fruit. AS
sorted prices.
Beautiful assortment of Eas-
ter Baskets.
$1.5O onc-pound box of
Easter chocolates. $1.00
Joske's Street Floor
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-12-27
lagot gyulolkodsst fogjunk ossze mindannyan hisz
osszetartasban rejlik er6.
szeressik, becsiljuk, segtsak egymast akkor
gazan boldog, oromteljes lesz vi Esztend6
, Az ADoKERDEs JELENT6sfaE.

kongesss egyk legenyegesebb feadata addkerdes
bel termesesen vannak oyan erde
kesege szoszoo element fogjak Melonfes ter
ameka eg retent6 adoterhekt6
akara Eene esznek ennek tervezetnek azer inert
poa erdekeket nep erdek f0le heyezk inert poIltkal
megedkenek demokratkus elkiSmeret-
r1l.
Vigasza hogy amerka nep obbsege mindnkabb kezdi
hogy aocsokkentesre saJat erdkeben
erdekeben g kongrezusl kepvlsei0k u-
leveeket kerekb0 amelyekben valaszok
feszk oke hogy adocsokenes melett foganak al
igaan eeget akr tenn hvatasanak ak
Melone aotervezete atvigye vaosagba
Iogy a6tevezet bevaon kormanynak fetet
en ke kadasa Nyvanvalo hogy ieht ke-
vebb kadas edez Rormany jovo ev kiadasal
M dolrt tenek XII Az elmut esztendo kadaal $3.50
OBS doarra kormnynak tehat ovo esndobe1
276 dorra evesebb kadasa lesz mint amenny az lden
volt Melonf6e haromszaz mlo dearra szatana
kormany edeme azonban elensuyozn lehet azzal
$40 milo dolarra anyet az egeto kl
alaasok ehenere is sikerilt megtakritan.
Minaebbol mi anusag9 Keegtelenl hogy kohany k0
vkzetes gaasagos rendseez amenek szuksegesse
meg Harding hangoztaa Nylvanva hogy ks joakara
tai s dkonomava va6ban meg lehe abdani aerkai npet
f0ls1ese Is kengresszus Meonee ad6terv
eet csagyan fogan yan erdemee amelyekert
essorban kenber rszerol kap maid haa es elmerest
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-12-27

Bella es Hegediis Henrik alkotjak
a Magyar Szineszek Unio Tarsula-
tanak gerincet,, Martonfalvy
Gy0rgy karmesterrel es megfelel5
segedszemelyzettel.
A Magyar Szineszek Unio Tar
sulata az Associated Actors and
Artists of America y fennhat6saga
ala tartozik, minthogy a tarsulat
minden tagja egyszersmlnt tagJa
fentnevezett orszagos Jellegii
szervezetnek is.
A szinhazatogato k0z0nseg to-
vabbi szives joindulatat keri
A Magyar Szineszek Unio
Tarsulata.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-12-27
MEGALAKULT A MAGYAR
SZINESZEK TARSULATA
Szozat a magyar szinhazlatogato
koz0nseghez.

Az amerikai magyarsag szinha-
ri eletenek k0zelmult esemenyei
mindenkit meggyozhettek arrol,
hogy a magyar szinhaz nelkiiloz-
hetetlen sziiksegleteve lett tarsa-
dalmi eletunknek. Az amerikai
magyar szinhazi k0z0nseg minde
niitt szeretettel es szivesen foga-
dott benniinket, magyar szlnesze,
ket, valahanyszor szinhazat Jat-
szottunk. Sokat fejlodtek koz0n-
segiink szinhazi igenyei es ennek
tudataban ketszeresen joles6 err
zessel allapitjuk meg, hogy az ige-
nyek fejlodese ldacara, vagy ta-
Ian eppen azert, magyar szlne-
seek partolasanak n0vekedese sem
maradt ell.
Az Amerikai Magyar Szinhaz =
az amerikai magyar szinhazparto-
10 k0z0nseg iigye. Nekunk, ma-
gyar szineszeknek legf0bb foru-
munk a k0z0nseg. Erdekeinkre
csakis a k0zonseg igenyeinek tel
jes kielegiteset tartva szem elott,
lehetiink tekintettel.
A magyar szineszek Unio tarsu-
latanak nyilvanossagra lepesevel.
illetve a Magyar Unio Szinhaz
megindulasanak bejelentesevel, =
csak "a k0z0nseg es szineszek ma
radnak szinhazi elet porondjan
A k0z0nseg legfeljebb ha annyi-
ban erzi meg a valtozast, hogy OIL
tcsobb helyarak mellett elvezi a
magyar szinhazi eloadasokat es q
szineszeket. = a Xix ilym6don d
maguk gazdai lettek, = lelkeseb
beknek, Observation-Disclosures e.
a mennyiben lehetseges, meg to
rekv0bbeknek fogja talalni.
A magyar k6zonseg regi ked
vencei Thury Ilona, Varady Julis
ka, Dobo B0ske, Pataki Wilma, He
gedus Lajos, Vamos Vilmos, Vaj
da Frigyes, r. 10th Jozsef, Patak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-12-27

gyar fiuknak - az anyagi ker-
des, a szegenyseg volt. De ez
sem feltetlen akadaly mar a ta-
naIni vagyo magyar dikoknak.
Az elmult nyaron roppant mum
kat v9gzett a mi tanarunk. Otezer
inertfoldes utat tett meg, hogy fel-
razza magyarul erzo sziveket,
hogy tegyek meg k0telesseguket
a jobb jovendovel szemben: segit-
SEX a tanulni akar6 magyar dia-
kokat: tegyek lehet6ve tanulasu-
kat. Es a magyar szivek meg
ereztek, hogy ez nekik legnagyobb
es legnagyszeriibb k0telesseguk es
cselekedtek. Es most ezzel a Sc
gitessel sokan tanulunk olyanok,
Xix maskepen nem tanulhat-
nank. K0sz0net mindazoknak, a
felepitesehez.
Be akarok meg szamolni rovi-
ien a'rr6l, hegy 'az iden; is folytat-
ia mik0deset mar tavaly meg
alakult Szechenyi Tarsasag, mely
irodalmi tovabbkepzesre fektett
sulyt; a k0rrel kapcsolatban ma.
gyar konyvtart, magyar muzeu
mot es enekkart is szerveztiink
: &tovabba ez even is megalakult z
Bethlen Gabor Kor, melyet lelke
szi palyara kesziilo ifjak alapitot
tax, hogy ismereteiket vallasi 6
egyhazi teren gyarapithassak.
Csa,k par szot meg arrol hit.
r6l, mely lit mindnyajunkat at.
hat: mi megvagyunk gy6zodve
hogy az ,jobb j6v5, a melyet min.
den magyar ahitattal ohajt, NAL
elindult felenk ugy erezziih
hogy nekunk, amerikai magyar
diakoknak Macy reszjink lesz en-
mex a jobb j0vonek a felepitese-
ben. Ez az erzes acelositja kitar-
tasunkat, ez a tudat iranyitja to-
rekveseinket.
Kronikas.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-12-27

hogy megtanuljak lit, mi meg
tanulhato maid kiinn az eletben
0nmagukat felkiizdve: 1lemzetii-
ket is felemeljek.
Kicsiny meg ez mi esapatunk,
tavaly tizen voltunk, az iden IT,
zenhatan vagyunk. Hissziik, hogy
j0v0re t0bben lcsziink aztan meg
tobben.
Nenrr kOnnyii mi munkank.
Azok, a Xix Magyarorszagon
kezdtuk iskolainkat: az angol
nyelvvel, azok, Xix lit kezdtek !:
a magyar nyelvvel kuzdenek.
Mert mem csupan angolul, de ma
gyar nyelven, magyar tanterem-
ben magyar tanart6l is tanulha-
tunk lit. Nagyobb jelent6segii
t6ny ez, hogy sem konnyen ell le-
hetne siklani f0l6tte. Megkapo
es felemel6 latni, hogy mennyire
akarnak tudni nagyarul k0zii-
link azok, d Xix itt sziilettek,
vagy lit nevelkedtek $ a kiknelx
nyelvukrol sok sep magyar $40,
sok sep torekves sokszor fonako-
san nyer kifejezest. dc tanulnak
es naprol-napra jobban beszelnek
magyarul. Nagyon sok jot sze-
rretnek mondani ezzel kapcsolat.
ban magyar tanarunkr6l, 10th
Sandorr6l, de felek, tomjenezes-
mex vagy reklamirozasnak fogjak
tekinteni. Csak annyit akarok
kiemelni, hogy az 8 k0zvetlen
szivbekapo magyar t0rteneti, ma
gyar irodalmi el6adasai az a BIZ
v0s varazs, mi ezeket a fiukat
leginkabb 0szt0keli magyar
nyelv megtanulasara.
Vannak kozottiink olyanok, &
xix mar az elet kiizdelmeib0l ter
TEX vissza az iskolaba. Egyik k0
ziiliink csaladjatol Walt meg, ma
six feleseeet Is kis gyermeke1
kuldte vissza Magyarorszagba
harmadik ugyancsak kiil0n el csa
ladjat6l.
Mem kis dolog, mem jatek ez
nagy aldozatnak nem maradhat e
jutalma.
Mem hianyzik lit a szorgalom
mindnyajan tanulni jottunk ide
A legfobb nehezseg, nagy prob
LENA nekiink, tanulni akar6 ma
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-12-27
Di5kklet Lancasterben.

/ Kiil0n0s erzes ujev kezdeten al
lani, kiil0n0s helyzet uj eletet
kezdeni. September a diakok al
eve 'az idei szeptember lit tob-
biimknek uj eletet is jelentett.
Pittsburghban talalkoztam egy
baratemmal, hogy Lancasterbe IN
duliunk tanulni. Mindketten re-
gen messze elhagytuk az iskola
pad.jaitl Eleg id3nk volt ter
vezgetesre, talalgatasra mi XII
vancsiak is voltunk az amerlkal
diakeletre, ICY egesz nap boldog
tervezgetesekkel futottuk vona-
tunkkal mertf0ldeket, mint kis-
diak korunkban Magyarorszago:l.
OFT sem voltak meg 'akkor oily ha-
mar befuthatok hatarok!
Megerkezve legelosz0r abban a
ioleso meglepetesben reszesiiltiink
hogy magyar fiuk vartak reank
az allomason, mi szerencsesen
megszabaditott benniinket attol q
mem kellemes gondtol, hogy keres-
getesekkel veszodjunk AIT is je-
lentette meg ezenkiviil, hogy
mindjart megerkezesiink napjan
otthon ereztik magunkat oily va
rosban, melyet azelott soha sem
lattunk. Ismerkedes, kerdezosk0-
desek es kesz volt IA baratsag, 4
mi sehol sincs oily hamar kesz
mint diakok k0z0tt.
A varos maga oily kedves, oily
megkap6, hogy megprobalni sem
merem leirni, inert leirasomban
csak veszitene szepsegebol.
Az iskola mem egy' epiiletbol, ha.
mem epiiletcsoportokbol all. AZ
epiileteket magas fax k0rnyezik
mint hiiseges 6rzok; leveleik &
messzir6l j0tt szell6kkel sugnal
ossze megtudni: mi tortenik +;
nagyvilagban S k0z0lni: mi t0rt6
mix "a tantermekben?
Mostanaban szokatlan dolgok
r6l beszelgatnek. Mar masodir
eve, hogy az angolon kiviil ideget
fiuk sajatos zengesii nyelve is fel
hangZik naponkent harom osre
gi angol iskolaban: theologian
kollegiumban es akademian. Ma
gyar fiuk sietnek osztalyaikba
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-12-27
A falu a williamson.

PESTI UR: Ne tulakodjek,
gazduram! A hatamra akar masz-
nj?
GAZDURAM: Mem vagyok en-
Krisztus, hogy szamar hatan utaz-
Zam.