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The Washington times., 1924-02-19
CAT ANAKENs SLEEPER,
SAVING FAMILY FROM GAS

HERNDON. Pa. Feb. 19.-Mr.
ana Mrs. Samuel, Wolfe ana their
tive children were near death by
asphyxiation at their home when
Wolfe was awakened by the cat
msowing and found himself ex-
tremely sick.
Smelling coal gas, he dragged him
self to q window and raised it,
then went to the other rooms, where
the children were in a semi-con.
scious condition. A doctor worked
for some time before they were out
OF danger.
The Washington times., 1924-02-19

country. having been born In CT.
chaning, Grodno, Russia, now terri
tory occupied by Poland.
The Washington times., 1924-02-19
FIRST WOMAN PASTOR
GETS POOREST PARISH

LONDON, Feb. l9.--Mary G. Col.
Inns has been appointed to be the
first woman pastor in England, at
the North Bow Congregational
Church, London.
The parish IL one Of the poorest
In London, but Miss Collins be.
heves she has received a Divine
call and will do her best 70 alleviate
the local distress.
The Washington times., 1924-02-19
CAN'T FLiRT WITH HELLO
GIRLS M CHINESE CRY

HONG KONG. Feb. 1s.-'Tele-
phone subscribers who fIirt over
the wires with the hello girls more
than three times will have their
numbers cancelled"
This, In effect, 10 q new order
issued by the director Of the tele.
phone services. who states that
girls have been annoyed through
subscribers making love to them
over the telephone.
The Washington times., 1924-02-19
POLE Loses FIGHT TO
PREVENT DEPORTATION

Nicolai Mensevich, of Poland. has
lost In the Supreme Court Of the
United States his appeal to have set
aside an order Of deportation issued
against him by the Se9rstary Of
Menseyich wasf arrested sat De.
troit, Mich, charged With teaching
opposition to all organized govern-
ment and with advocating over
throw by force Of the United States
Government. He commended his de.
portation to Poland was illegal be.
cause he was not a citizen Of that
The Washington times., 1924-02-19
CONGRESSMAN DUPRE's
CONDITION is CRITICAL

! Congressman Henry Garland Du-'
pre-, Democrat, Of New Orleans, La,
Is critically Ill at his home today
following a stroke Of apoplexy last
week. He had q relapse yesterday
from which he has not yet begun
to rally.
Congressman Ladislas Lazaro, his
colleague, who was formerly q
physician, is in attendance. Con-
gresham Dupre Is at his home, 1410
Girard street northwest.
The Washington times., 1924-02-19

Kill all offensive odors, and sub
stitute the odor of spring.
Cut out this offer and present
it at our store. We will give free
q l0-cent box of May Breath
the pocket size. It involves no
obligation whatever. This box
of May Breath is Our gift to you.
The Washington times., 1924-02-19
3O-Day Trial Offer

We want you to try STIM
at our risk. Today get a single
package Of STIM SCALP
TREATMENT. Use it for 80
The Washington times., 1924-02-19

Rickenbacker Is building sixty.
five cars a day and there are near
ly 1000 orders waiting.
Willys-Overlan Is continuing pro-
duction at the same rate as Janu-
airy when 22,05S cars were built.
Only a delay in receipt OF GER
tain materials Is preventing Hud.
SON Essex from being at capacity
operation, as demand greatly ex-
ceeds the present ability to supply.
The Washington times., 1924-02-19

yesterday. The remainder Of the
estate IL devised In trust to John u.
Barey, brother OF teatatrix, for the
benefit Of her other six children.
, 1924-10-01
UPPER SAGE
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A large attendance was on hand
at the farr bureau Friday night.
Plans were made for the Harvest
Home supper to be given in the
near future.
l.. w. Pearson returned from a
business trip On the Clarks Fork
Tuesday. He also visited with his
brother, C. A. Pearson.
Mrs. Betty Isham and Joe Isham
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. David
Freeborg Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. E. Z. Dunn accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J.. Lowe on a motor
trip to the park the latter part %
the week.
Mrs. Albert Schultz and children
and Mrs. David Freeborg called on
Mrs. H. F. Schultz last week.
Farmers are busy threshing this
week and are well pleased with the
crop.
Mrs. Chas. Gawthrop and children
spent Saturday with Mrs. L. w.
Schultz.
Mrs. Edith MCGEE returned home
from Holm Lodge recently after a
pleasant busy summer. She expects
to move to Cody soon to be with
her daughter, Helen. who is attend
ing high school.
Bruce Fritzler is staying at the
T. j. Walters home in Cody attend
ing school until he will be able to
ride again.
Mary Emma Schultz spent several
days last week with her grandmoth-
er. Mrs. L.. w. Schultz.
H. C. Fritzler is shipping cattle
to the eastern market. The cars
are to be loaded on Thursday of
this week.
Miss Margaret Hoaglund spent the
week end at the Cook home in Cody.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Dunn and
Edwin were entertained at the w.
A. RAIDER home Sunday.
Algott Johnson and family called
at the Gus Hoaglund ranch SUNDAY.
Those hauling coal from Cedar
Ridge this week were Albert and
Harmon Schultz, Lawrence and
David Freeborg, W. A. RAIDER, Har-
old Peery and Albert Fritzler.
, 1924-10-01

work on the roads, ETC., of $1,153.-
"a since my term began; and this
was accomplished at a cost on boot
Logging cases of under $1,000. The
enforcement of the prohibitory law
in Park county has not been
handled at a loss. This is not true
of felony cases.. for nothing is ever
received from a man sentenced to
the ~penitentiary, no matter what
the cost.
Cases Handled in District Court
When 1 took my office there
were so cases pending in the dis
trict court 1 handled all of these
cases and 10S more that have been
fled during my term of office.
There r only IS cases on the
docket at this time; several of these
have agreed to plead guilty and
one or two are fugitives. 1t took
three weeks of court to close up
the cases pending when 1 took Of
fee; 1t will not require to exceed
one week to close up the entire ID
that are on the docket at this time.
1 get ready for trial and close up
ny SaSco promptly anu Hduy is
the time when 1 have dismissed a
case rather than put the county to
the expense of an acquittal or a
hung jury. In several cases these
dismissions were not made until
the defendants had paid literally for
the expenses of their cases to the
clerk of the district court.
l ave filed 81 felony and II
misdemeanor cases in the district
court, making a total of 1OS. These
cases have resulted in 81 pleas of
guilty and 5 convictions and there
are still Is cases pending; and 1
am proud of the record.
Cases in Justice Court
Justice Marston's docket shows
that 1873 cases have been filed in
his court during my term of office.
These were felonies. %; INSIDE
meanors, Sc; b~ootlegging, A. These
cases resulted in 40 persons being
bound over to the district court for
trial; 80 pleaded guilty and 8 were
convicted and fined or sentenced;
Z were acquitted; six were dis
missed after costs paid by parties
to suit; 9 were dismissed, and the
balance are fugitives from justice
or no arrests have been made. OF
the Z aquittals 2 were paid for by
the prosecuting witness on the
courts order, leaving only 5 cases
in which the county paid the costs
of trial. These five cases. consisted
of four charging game law violation
and n for dog killing. The total
sum of $1,24S.05 was collected by
Judge Marston's court in fines and
costs as the result of these cases,
which was considerable more than
the cost of running the court and
all of the trials and hearings had
therein. His records are also public
and I invited their inspection by
anyone interested"
, 1924-10-01

ministration of his office and its
cost to Park county. Frequently
statements are made, on the streets
to the effect thai it is the enforce.
ment of certain statutes and laws
which tend to Increase the burden
of taxation. Also that this expense
is greatly increased by the ener-
getic county attorney now in office.
The statements which are made
below and the figures which are
given "a be c~orroborated by rec
ords at the court house.
Mr.. Goppert has obtained from
the clerk of the court and the coun-
ty clerk figures for the actual costs
of all criminal cases which have
been tried in the district court
since ne took the oath of office.
The items include the witness ani
Sheriff'S ices and Jury cost:
, 1924-10-01
GOPPERT MAKES. CONVINCING
STATEMENT OF COUNTY COSTS
Administration of His Office Does Not Show
Any Causes for Increase in Taxes

In furthering his candidacy for
reelection to the office of county
and prosecuting attorney of Park
county. Ernest J. Goppert is using
, 1924-10-01

Mrs. H. F. Schultz and son John
Harmon and Mrs. Albert Schultz
and children visited at the RAIDER
and English homes Sunday.
, 1924-10-01

some space in this issue of the
Herald to place convincingly and
fairly before the voters of Park
county some facts regarding the ad-
, 1924-10-01

Herald Want Ads get Results.
, 1924-10-01

Herald Want AIS get Results.
, 1924-10-01

FARM PROPERTY INSURANCE
Insure your farm property with
the Shoshone Farmers Mutual. See
G. A. Holm. Agent. Cody. 4-15-25
, 1924-10-01

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New Britain herald., 1924-12-05
NEW LAMP BURNS
 94%6 AIR
Beats Electric or Gas

A new oil lamp that gives an amazingly brilliant, soft, white light. even better than gas or electricity. has been tested by the L. s. Govern mont and S5 leading universities and found 10 be superior 10 10 ordinary old lamps IL burns without odor, smoke or notSe-no pumping up; Is simple, clean, safe. Burns 94 per cent anr and 6 per cent common kerosene (coal ol).
 The inventor, o. x. Johnson, GAP \. Broad St. Philadelphia, is offer ing 0 send a lamp on n days FREE trial, or even to give one FREE 10 the first user in each To- caity who will help him introduce it. Write him today for full particu- hrs Also as khim 10 explain how you can get the agency, and without experience or money make Sc50 to $500 per month.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-05
U. s. TEACHERS REVERSE
 FRENCH MANNER OF QUIZ
Instructors Over There Point OIu Pupil and Then Question:
 Just the Opposite Here

Paris, Dee. 1.-The psychology of asking school cM.Ircn Qgce,ions is a point on which American toach- ITS take ls,ny with mos, French in- struotors.
 "J,an" s.>s ,No French teacher n most ,,huo's "S0ul up," Then 'nr question is asked
 In American scHoo's The process is r"N.r,,I The question is put fully. t0en some pupil k asked 10 answer
 "Tho H0rr5oco ia." sol recent visitor r., pags '3ons, That In Tho l-rnrrh ScnooI fine who'H class knows ws'uut'v that "Jpou" is the one to arSVrr and the rest have no need 'u ]o any hard thinking,
 "Iu flo American school everyone
 t.' rlyss is comrcNc1 to search lis vts for an answer because he ur s'c may he called upon to rise. In that wIy tho whole class an- swors tho question: or tries to, al- though only ono recitos,"
New Britain herald., 1924-12-05
EVALUATING R. K.
 IS. SLOW TASK
Under Way Since 1914, Work
 Not Finished Yet

Washington De 2, ,nmp. ion of the groundwoeh o' >u,We5 Amori- cas- railroads, which t.e A' @s'ate Commyrcr Commission t.s been carrying ca since l9'4, Is rW 3et tn sight.
 When tr. nnr. WIZ b. usIl.r .p 10 date, oltras poInt oul ,brpwI~ largely upon when clg-o.-s W4hrs the rrtcssary teu.s a,auA-u. ~o far, the ca. al~,4n 'l, sn'.t sNrl S9Gpuuro1 m f.. lts, u' pWr} yaluaD.on aud tn. rNjoOse lo j.c ratlrunls th,ms, N,s Lls N,.H o1'y
 Primary 'aGarn. vnrG '.rm, tho ba>ls fog ln" commission to 3r- ternue a railroads p".s. '.Ia> worth Is now .. ur s''u eomI. f.. ed, with rrspc # tn w@w2 up the original reports, I.s. rp"r'e arc reviewed 8ra .ogrrr'.l 7yis latter work le now ta per c1a' lomp'ctol After the trIatre 'aud'tC9 rc- ports are sc.,ct on a rauroad jt may GIo r<rept.nus to tao commIs- slons figures ard hc given a lnar- ing. Tho commissioners determine be. h tentative and Gnal valuation. r a road accepts the tentative 'aJua- tion-no hearing IS necessary,
 Af'~r compIeron of 'ua primry valuation figures for the countrys railroads. the commissions officials gay, the work Of valuation will still go on, ss railroads are continually adding equipment, improving prop srtv and being subject to changes in their fnp"ial affairs. These figures must be Kept current, as a haSis for fixing,
 Senator La Toilette is the father of the valuation act" under w'Ich the commission is proceeding 10 fix the value of American railroads,
New Britain herald., 1924-12-05
SOVIET BUDGET LARGE

Moscow. Dec. 5.--Soviet Russia s budget for the coming year amounts to s1,500,000,00o, but its income from the state industry and trade is only S5.0000QO. During the first eieht months of this year only s. son. 100 of this sum was realized, Of which industry contributed a profit of s2.1o0,o00 and trade about $1,- tnoooo.
 7 These revenues, small as they are, 4how a slight improvement over tho. of last year and are derived principally from the export of grain
New Britain herald., 1924-12-05
Politics Bore German
 Radio Listeners, Too

Berlin. Dec. 5.--Dadio amateurs fn Germany have no interest in solo lngins CT poetry, and they are not keen about sermons. nationwide poll has disclosed.
 Light opera music ts the most popular subject for radio broadcast ing. and next comes the news ot tho day. The weather reports interest many people, ss do lectures in Es- peranto and lessons in foreign lan- guages. Fashion news and politics are well down toward the bottom Of the list,
New Britain herald., 1924-12-05
RADIO FOR OvERrLOWS
Open Air Pulpit and Loud Speakers t0 CHrr For Crowds at Cathedral

onlon. Doc. t.--Ar open air ai- far and pulpit equipped with loud soeakors is heinz erected just out side Westminster Cathedral so that thousands Of persons participating in rrocossions and overflow meetings win be aQle to hear the preachers ordinary voice.
 Cardinal Bourne, making this an nouncement at the annual meeting of the Catholic Evidence Guild. said the cathedral was nets ufficlent on certain occasions of the year and that the whole Of the land around the cathedral would be lcveNed and cleared to provide for overllU~ meet ings,
New Britain herald., 1924-12-05
GERMANS BUILDING FLATS

Berlin, Dec, 5,-Thcre is still such a drmand for dwHGug quarters here that apartments ofton orc l,ased from blue prints het)rc work Is started on the lounlatious, Berlin has enjoyed this fall. particularly in dwellings and apartments, the greatest huildiNy ioom sincc he beginning of he 'r-r.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-05
Govt. Economy Gusts
 2S.000 Prussian Teachers

Berlin, Dee. 5.-Owing to the rlgidly enforced economy measures of the government there are .S,000 graduated teachers .a Prussia with out positions anl only tight cha4 of any obtaining work fo which they have lts.
 In Berltl there are 1890 or them working as street car conductors, postal clerks coal beavers, piano players in motion picture houses and other classes of employment.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-05

Here k used genuine buy in fine, high grade piano, carving a guarantee, including seat to match, free delivery. Terms S2.0O per week on price quoted.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-11-13

- go = = ss:;sa saGs.s: ..l;:liaas
kovatvesetS: MARos dks6k
VALLEY ioRAfN
d6nt6 nsrkSaese d West Penn
Cup-ert.
Most vasarnap q. u. fel $ 6rai kezdet
tel 4 Kimmel Brook palyan.

A Valley l:0-as vasarnapi gy6
zclme a pittsbnrghiak f6l0tt nag,
szen2aciot keltett Ohio ALLAN flt.
balls6reibcn West Penn Cup.
ert foly6 kiizdclemben. A nagy
higa dontesc alapjan, most a Lo.
rain-iakkal kcriilnek ossze, taontd
merk6zes kcretebcn. Tt fog eld5l,
nj. hoey ki lesz a West Penn Cup
gy8ztes csapata.
A loraini csapat masas fntbal-
teehnilsajat s, golkfpess6get eleg,
&c i6l ismcrjiik; !; ICY tchat tiszta-
ban lehctiink azzal, hogy egy min
den tekintetben fair es szenzaci6-
szamba memo fntbalmerk6zesnelS
szsmleloi lesziink.
A merk6zes Kimmcl Brock
palyan delntan ffl 3-kor veszi kcz-
dctet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-11-13

lid I1lBsk xRNAp
"A yorki sat sin
pAd Fehdsgiatska \ Kossufh
K6fbeh, S2ihre kefil: 4 & Ma
ty6s Kiraly cirnii enekes
81 t6ncos opetett.
bRc 26, CSttf6Rf6K
Al SIT. Istvan Egylef Kara.
csonyi paaztorjatelfa a Kos-
silfh E6f ferneiben.
DEcEMBER 20, PENTEK 4
A reformAtus egyhaz Macy
szabasu Karacsonyi Tancnlrl-
latsaga i Moose Hallban.
DECEMBER 26, PENTEK
IA SIT. Istvan Egylet naey
Karacsonyi Tancmulatsaga 4
Kossuth Kor tcrmeiben
DECEMBER 81, szERDA
A Sharon Farrell Sharps-
villc-i Magyar Tarsask6r
nagyszabasu miisoros Sill
veszter estje a sharoni Mem
nenchor Hallban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-11-13
vAsARNAPI EREDMENYEK.

Valley Garry 10 AZ clmult
vasarnap zajlott le ket csapat
dontG fordnl6ia West Penn Cup
kereteben. A merkozes eleg yalto-
zatos volt: hol a pittsburghiak,
hol a Valley-ek voltak f0lenybcn,
az cls6 felia6 azonban valtozatlan
maradt.,
A masodik feid6bcn a pitts
bnrghiak gy6zelmet mar-mar biz
toSra vcttiink, mikor bir6 - te-
vedesb6l a Valley javara IL
est aelt. Ez a lies dontotte el 4
mers0zest. A H. es utan eros ta-
madast inteztek a pittsburghiak :
dc Valley-ek hatrahnz6dva a ka-
pn vedelmerc - nlinden igycke-
kezctiik megtor0tt a Valley-ek jol
bevalt taktik5jan.
A lllasszilsus merk6zes szabse-
get a biro feltiino partoskodasa
teljesen 6rtektelenne tettc. Igy pei
daul lies teljesen jogtalan volt.
A valley-ek lurva $ er6szakos Ja-
tekat a hiro figyelmen XVIII
hagyta. Ezekutan nem csodalllo-
zunk azon, hogy a maskiilonbcn
fair es fiirge jatekot prodnkal5
pittsburghiak vesztettek el a mer-
kozest. e 9'S
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-11-13

ment 81 ! rsazee embeft inS sval
ssalta 4. vastitvonalfa, t1dta a7t,
hoey l pefscesi Sohat sjfsl t4jbah
ARA fog haladhi. A vasntvohal'
thehten a7atAh elkoyette biihcses
lelshehyet, afnelyfe sohhtKoA6iag
ezideig meg semhit selh sikertilt
Hideriteni, inert a gyaniisitott ba-
nyasat a rendSrsss eaideig nsfhI
talalta meg. Hozaatartozoi saerint
q gyilkossagot lsovet6 napen elta-l
vozott PerecasrSl Is az6ta mem
adott eletieA magar6l.
Roman rabl6bandak izgalomban
tartjak Romania eeyes teriilete-
it. Mindenfele csendSrseg Is kato-
nasag iild0zi 4 rablokat. Kiilon6.
sen az Aldnna menten hnz6d6 mo-
esaras teriileten kmii0d6 Terente
rabloyezerreE 'szemben bizonynlt
tehetetlennek a roman hat6sag.
Bnkovinaban egy rettegett rablo-
bandat fogott cl a roman csendor-
seq nehany hettel ezclBtt. Ez al
rabl6banda utoljara egy postalSo-
csit keritett hatalmaba, utasait hi
fosztotta es egyenkent agyoniitot-
10
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-11-13
A vonat ele dobta fsltskenyseg.
b0l a munkastarsat. Al di6spygr.


Dol a munkastarsat. - A di6sgy6 Or
arperecesi vasntvonalon a
perecesi kisvonat a vasgyar hata-
raban halalra gazolt egy gyari
mnnkast, akinek hullajat borzal-
masan megcsonkitva, val6saggal
darabolsra szaggatva talaltak meg
a sinek kozott. A meginditott nyo-
mozas soran a rend0rseg megalla-
pitotta, hogy a szarencsetleniil jart
embert Majercsik Gy6z6nek hiv-
jak es diosgy6ri vasgyarban
mint ont6munkas dolgozott.
A di6sgy5r-vasgyari rendorki-
rendeltseg nevtelen levelet ka-
pott, melynek ir6ja AIT gyanujat
kozolte rend6rseggel, hogy Ma
jercsik Gy6z6 mem szerencsetlen-
segnek, hanem gyilkossagnak
esett aldozatul. A level egy perecsi
munkas szemelyeben meg is nevez-
te a gyilkossag elk0yet6jet, aki-
r6l AIT adta el6, hogy feltekeny-
segb5l regota haragos viszonyban
volt Majercsik Gyozovel $ tobb,
sz0r tett olyan kijelentest, hogy
az 0nt5t elteszi lab alol.
A nevtelen level alapjan meg
iinditott nyomozas kideritette,
hogy a szerencsetlenseg ejszaka-
an tiizolt6 mulatsagon jelen volt
q gyannsitott banyamunkas is. Mu
latsag k0zben 0sszekeriilt Majer-
csikkal, akivel kibekiilt, maid az
ivasloz mem szokott fatal mum
kassal ejfelig egyiitt mnlatott.
Akadt tanu, aki hatarozottan EN-
l6kezett arra, hogy Majercsik Ia
vozasa utan nehany percre elta-
.vozott mulatsag szinhely6r5l q
banyamunkas is.
A rend0rsegen anyomoz6s So
ran az 4 vsismehy alakult ki, hogy
4 banyamunkds elSre megfontolt
szande ekkal itatta Il Majercsilot,
hogy tervet ann4I konnyebben
NEE al6sith haesa. Mikor Majsrcsi.
k6t reszege1 tlIyozni Atta, nt&hs
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-11-13

a Piae-teren 8 Jon keresztiil nagy
egyediilyal6sagban: Hab6ki .J6.
2sef, a wheeler. Meg -megall, k0.
ralnezdegl, az iizletek ciptablaii
vizsgalja tetoyan, mint akiseppen-
s6ggel mem bizonyos a maga dol.
gaban. Keshedt, szalmat0rekes ka.
lap van fejen, de feloldalt vag-
va, vencsont -legenykedessel. Par
pillanatig szaporan pislog a kes.
keny karima alol, aztan elindnl,
egyenesen, mint a kil6tt nyil.
Roggyant szaru, felrctaposott sar-
ku csizmaja .keservesen nyikorog
ntana, porfelhot l0vclven lynkas
orrab6l minden lepesnel.
Az egyik kirakat el5tt megalla-
podik. Bozontos, seprii-szemoldoke
alatt megvillan a szeme: ez az. Es
csakngyan, a kirakat igen akkura-
tos, csupa barsony, meg tiikor ben
ne minden, rezrudakon kul6nb-lsii-
l0nfele fcjfed6k: szivderit0 Kos
suth-kalapok, vadasz fejrcval6k
scrtevel IS gemtollal Is - tisztes-
seq nc essex szolvan - affele ci-
linderiumok, hogy ait is verje XII
a korsag, aki feltalalta a hiusag-
max EFT szcrszamat. No de mind
mategy, a wheeler ezuttal elne-
z0 az effele hiabaval6sagokkal
szemben. Aztan a cegtablara to-
,kint fcl bizonyossag okaert. AIT
mondja nyomtatott iras OFT fent,
hogy Hadadi Erslrc. De sep, ara
nyos betukkel mondja am, olyan
nyajasan, olyan hivogatolag, hogy
az Greg csak par pillanatig devan-
kozik S mar be is ereszkedik a ra-
gyog6 iivegajt6n.
Szerencses-lencses j6 napot,
adjon az listen mindkoz0nsegesen
koszont trefasaggal hangia-
ban.
A kalapos, ~ bizonyos nevezc
tii Hadadi Endre egy kis hatso
alton at sietve lep be az iizlctbc !.
vevigfirtatja az oreget, mintha az
cricket akarna megmerni, aztan
ICY szol nemi csal6dassal a hang
iaban: a
Mivcl szolgalhatok ?
Greg Haboki felnez a meny-
nyezetre, ahol mines semmi, csall
cifra rajzolk feher falon ait
Rosszneven ne vegye a tekin- /
tetes ur -. inert ugy-e, a tekinte- !
tes urral van dolgom, mem a le-
gennyel9
A tulaidonos vagyok mond
ia gyanakvoan Hadadi.
Foleryyesen, szemhunyorgatva
laOvinf AZ oray yinnal12r
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-11-13
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0res Hab6ki kalapot vesz .Asls54 tssA .sty.s.

6sz ha5at 4 feiebe nyoinja.
Mintha esak famszabtak vol
ma.
S2azhuszezer korona - mond
ia szasazan tnlajdonos.
Hogy-hogy?
Ri van irva.
Mem szentiras az es hatha a
penz jobb lesz mar osszel, kalap
meg olcsobbs
AZ 6sszel lesz, ha lesz.
Hat tudia NIT tekintetcs nr
nevet csendes kuncogassal Greg
Hab6ki bizalmaskod6n kalapos
vallasa lit - es Sc fizetem hat XII
a kalapot, csak 6sszel. Ez az igaz-
sag.
- Hitel mines! - csattan fel
a IHadaai hangja kemenyen IS
mar nyul is a kalap utan.
Micsoda9 - almelkodek ser
tSdotten a wheeler magasra hui
zott szemoldokkel, - hat mem os-
mer tekintetes ur engem?
Mem en-.
y = q 5e Il
Greg Habdl1i .J6vsefcte A
vincellert. innen at Sze5demeter-
rSle
Hiret sc hallottam sohal -
bosszankodik a ,kalapos.
Mono. Einye, ejnye. A fla
mat Sc 6smeri?
Dehogy ismerem!
A Hab6ki Menyustg
Ma hallom el6szor nevet.
A wheeler clobb megcs6valia a
fejet, aztan megvakarja Reserve
sen. Tepcl6dik, aztan csak felde-
riil:
Dc AZ onoly smat csol, ;s,,o,;
Tsmer; ~ 0rd5ot
A Bn.ella Godnstg ) Al; ~
volt az urnal mas nyolc all6 h6na-
pom at?
- AT fompaorru. lsutvafii-
liite
- AT. att konnvebhi;l moo
az Greg.
- AIT az 6rokke tckerg5- csa- |
AIT. att
AIT Matyas lustajate
Hat latja, hogy 6smer a te-
kintetes ur 81 csap vekonv comb
lara diadalmasan a wheeler. -
En- vagyok a nagyapia. oreg ia
,oki Josef wheeler, ide at Szeo.
1emeterrol. De most mar egy sza-
"a sincs tObb az urnak. Greg Ha-
ooki JOSEF vagyok en-, idle at Sze6-
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