davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1925-05-20

OF a afternoon TOUR ABREAST,
and shoot holes in the ceilin' in our
innocent glee; and now females, with
high foreheads and purposes is gal
lopin' from house to house with petit
tons to close up the dancehalls, and
stop gamblin'. The church bells is a
ringin' of a Sunday and a procession
of hard billed hats and billed shirts
goes trampin' off to church,"
49," nodded "Mein Albert"
%mournfully, "and the carpenters won't
work of a Sunday any more, and the
blacksmith's shop is closed. Next
thing it will be the saloons: what you
think when you can't get a drink Of a
Sunday"
81 think l shift my range" replied
the old mar vigorously.
"And the women has days at home
now" said "Mein Albert" lowering
his voice to a mysterious whisper.
mo woman in Cody is too poor or
too lowly to have a At Home. Him
mel! You must not laugh at a "At
Home" it is a very great s~tylishness.
They travel in pairs or in droves and
wear white kid gloves and just before
they git to the door where the "At
Home" is goin' on they stop and I'M
wind the balm wire that is in a mix
up with their skirts from walkin'
across the s~agebrush."
81 has an at home as soon as 1
gifts back to the South Fork" said the
old cattleman, slapping the bar, land
they tell me that if you die you can't
go to the graveyard comfortable and
sociable anymore in a lumber wagon
with your sorrowin' friends followin'
on horseback and Senator Jake
Schwoob sittin' on the seat, but you
got to go in the Cody Tradin' Com
pany's new hearse."
"Sure ist," agreed "Mein Albert
"and all the town looks through them
glass fronts and says, my what a
shame / didn't get time to go to his
funeral"
"Time has never been the same
since Buffalo Bill went on the water
wagon and Nolan's restaurant begun
putin table cloths over the ilecloth.
That was the beginnin' of the end,
but gimme the good old days when
they passed champagne in the dish
pan and ladled it out with a dipper-
them grand old innocent days when
the women put cream and sugar in
their bullion cups regardin' the same
as tea. Hot on the heels of autymo-
biles will come them inger-bowls and
dress SCOTS"
They're come" replied "Mein AL
bert" "The tailor is SEWN himself
blind on HEREFORD front clothes for
men that would have jumped off a
cut bank five years ago if they'd seen
one"
mix me up another, doctor. This
city life raises Cain with my nerves."
And the old cattleman gripped the
bar hard when a new conner handed
him a printed invitation to come to
the box social for the benefit of the
new sky pilots parsonage.
, 1925-05-20

Why do you suppose our law en-.
forcement people find it necessary to
misrepresent facts to bolster up their
contention that crime is decreasing in
the country, and that prohibition will
soon be an accomplished fact, while
the commissions appointed by Con-
gress report that the Federal prisons
We're never so full? In fact, so full
that the prisoners are in a very I'M
sanitary condition, and they recon-
mend that a new and larger prison
be built.
There are reports through the
country of convicted persons being
turned loose on their honor for the
reason that there is no longer any
place left to confine them.
Reports come from Denver that the
jails were before so crowded.
Would it not be better to face the
facts and meet conditions as they
are, and try to work out some plan
hat would meet with the approval of
the people? The general public know
the facts. They can no longer be
fooled by Misrepresentation, and
they are patiently waiting for the
time when reason may prevail, and
the %deplorable state of affairs now
existing be changed to one of normal
common sense, and the prohibition
question be handled so as not to ant
agonize almost everyone with its orgy
of graft and hypocracy, and its aw-
full burden of taxation.
Prohibition seems to have a host
of half-hearted supporters, who will
speak and vote for it, and for appro-
priations to carry it out; who will not
practice it, and have no intention of
obeying the law, but will use whis-
key on every occasion and glory in
it, and in that way discredit the very
principle that they pretend to uphold.
AS everyone knows, many of the Of
ffcers and prohibition workers who
+ paid to uphold and enforce the
law, violate it without hesitation OF
conscientious scruples. Men and wo-
men, in every other respect are hon.
orable and highly respected, but for
some u~naccountable reason do not
seem to hold the Volstead law as
binding upon them individually, and
a peculiar phase of the matter is that
no one seems to think of such a con-
dition as anything very serious.
The Woodworking, honest business
man Or woman who will not take a
drink of whiskey in the evening when
their days work is over and they are
relaxed from the tolls and troubles
of the day and in a social mood, are
hard to find. Personally, / have not
found them. This includes many
judges, prosecutors, jurors, prohibit
ton workers and those in all walks
of life, and all sorts and kinds of high
grade men and women. They do not
go to excess, and in my opinion, to
deprive these men and women of this
privilege and luxury is as impossible
as to stop them from eating and
sleeping.
Another Misrepresentation that
, 1925-05-20
NOTICE

To those holding patrons merchan.
disc credit slips against Associated
Textiles, keep them until | call.
They are good.
Another decline in sugar this week.
Coffee, all grades, off 8 cents.
CHAS. REDDING.
Agent Loverin & Browne Grocery Co.
Minneapolis Wooden Mills.
, 1925-05-20
Range Horses Turn
Into Corned Beef I
In Rockford, iii.

Christ ~Jasperson, the horse buyer
from Rockford, ILL.,, shipped four
car of range horses to the canning
factory Mt that place Sunday morning.
1t would seem that our friend Jiggs
of the funny paper, should get all the
"corned beef he Graves from now
If he uses any strategy.-Rosebud
County Record.
, 1925-05-20
WHEN THE AUTOMOBILE STRUCK TOWN
His Cayuse Clum a TELEGRAPH Pole, De-
clared an Old Cattleman Of
the Sinking Water

The following story by Caroline Lockhart was printed in the Phil
adephia North American, in 1905, when the first gasoline buggy made its
appearance in Cody. The machine a owned by Frank Stannard. who was
at that time IN electrician in the employ of George T. Beck. The machine
was without gears o chains, and was propelled by a rope belt from a pulley
on the engine drive shaft to another Mt o the rar axle.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-06
To WIDEN
|. JOSEPHINE
!. STREET
Part Of Broadway Park
to Be Eliminated
by City.

Two Improvement projects for the
North Side, widening Of Josephine
street and the elimination of at least
part of the parkway on Broadway,
will be undertaken in the near future,
it was learned at the city hall Fri
day. The program is understood to
have been agreed upon at an informal
meeting of Mayor John w. Tobin and
the commissioners Thursday.
Josephine street is to be wideneG
fifteen feet from the San Antonio river
70 its intersection with Broadway.
Later, n new bridge is to be built
across the river the street widened
from the river west.
At least two of the long blocks on
broadway, from its intersection with
Josephine to near the first entrance to
breckenridge park will be paved the
full width, eliminating the parkway, it
was decided.
Later it is planned to improve the
street its full length.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-06
200 CALLS ARE MADE
BY HUMANE SOCIETY

Two hundred calls were made in
the interest of children by the San
Antonio Child Protective and HUI
name Society in October, according to
report issued to directors of the or
eaniza ton by Miss Lucy G. Smithers.
executive secretary. Thursday.
Adoption in private homes war
found for three children. one was
placed in temporary home and seven
were placed in hospitals and orphan
ages.
). In the animal department, 9S calls
Were madc. according to the report.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-06
RACE WITH DEATH.

TULSA, Okla, Nov. 6.-Trans-
continental trains were held up for
two hours while freight locomotive
raced to take an injured girl TO a
hospital.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-06
500 CHIROPRACTORS
TO CONVENE IN S. A.

San Antonio will play host to 800
out Of town members of the State
Association of Chiropractors in 1926,
when on October s and o the an
nual convention of the organization
is held here. Notice that the chiro-
practors would meet in this city was
given the chamber of commerce by
j.. II. Orchard, who returned recently
from Dallas
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-06
CAR SETS RECORD.

VANCOUVER, d. c., Nov. 6.-UP,
A railroad car with an oil burner and
an electric generator, has smashed rec
ords by going from Montreal to YAM
colvcr, 2937 miles, in 81 hours.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-06
8 Living Clowns

So come on, all you boys and girls.
Here's some real fun for you. And il
you can't come alone, bring your Pa
and Ma.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-06
Lots of Fun'n Everything

Joske's have just fixed up a
great time for their boy and girl
friends, and here we tell all about
-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-26
MAGYAROK AB D Ell
1KRIMNEL.

NIarokko nepenek egy resze no
napok ota fegyverben all az elnyo
mo Observation-Disclosures szemben es
ketsegbeesett, h6sies szabadsag-
harcot viv a fosztogato franciak
moh6saga ellen. Scent haboru ez,
amelyr6l Europaban ugy tudjak,
hogy legepdashirii, balyanyo-
zott felkel6 vezer, Add el krim, az
eszaki Marokk6 hegylek6ival: a
rifkabilokkal harcolja meg. De
ebben h0sies es elszant sereg-
ben, amelynek a melyseges haza-
szeretet erzese az erk0lcsi f0lenye
francia zsoldosokkal es geppus-
kaval el6rehajszolt szinesekkel
valo harcokban, Marokk6nak, Al
girnak, tTapisznak Is; Sahara alig
ismert videkeinek mas arabia is
reszt vesznek. Ezeket mind Add
el Krim hivo szava mozditotta
meg csendes Is boldog oazisok me
lycn es allitotta csatasorba a ke-
gyetlen francia uralom ellen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-26
DETROIT, Az AUroMoB1L vARos.

sz6da miiveit, konyvkiado hazait,
stb.
a varosnak koriilbelul ITO k0z
segi iskolaja van, melyekb6l 10I
high school, osszesen. 175.000. f.
nyi tanuloval IS 6,471-et szamlal6
tanitoi, administrations IS fell
iigyel6i karral. A k0zsegi iskola-
kon Xviii kozel szaz mas nevelj
ihtezmeny van, beleertve a bus
mess" egyetemeket, orvosi, jogi
ts mernoki college-o -okat, automo-
bill iskolakat, detroiti egyete-
met. stb. A detroiti iskolakat tel
jes mertekben kihasznaljak; sza-
mos koziilok ejjel-nappal mik0-
lesben van; az esti iskolakba be-
iratkoz6 tanulok szamara k0riil-
belil 30, vagy 40 nemzetiseget
kepvisel.
A varos minden reszeben kOzel
400 templom van, amelyek vagy
IS vallasfelekezetet kepviselnek
a legoregebb a Catholic st. Anna
temploma, melyet 17O1-ben, Ca
dillac megerkezese utan ket nap
pal alapitottak. .
A nagyszamu erdekes epuletek
kozul, melyeket a Detroitban Ia
togat6 idegen mem felejthet ell,
csak nehanyat emlithetiink: neve-
zetesen a Museum Of Art, a regi
olasz, flam, holland es francia
,mesterekbol szarmazo kepgyiijte-
menyevel, Belle Isle Park, va
ros parkjainak legnagyobbja 6
amely feltiino szepsegerol az Or
sag mimden reszeben ismert, I
Grand Boulevard, a vilag egyil
-l
legkivalobb Boulevardja, mely
k0riilkeriti varost 6s az auto
mobilozok szamara nagyszeru, l:
merf0ldes palyat es lehetosege
nyujt a varos lakossaganak, nag,
szamu kozepiileteinek es magan
Niileteinek tanulmanyoZasara
ICY a Stroh Building, Orchestr;
Hall, City Hall, Post Office Blu
. ilding, a Wayne County Building
First National, Bull Buildin,
(42 emeletes), Detroit News Bu
ilding, a General Motor Building
mclyrol AIT allitjak, hogy villa
! 5egnagyobb iroda- -epilete, stf
} Detroit vizi-frontja valoban e
:. ragado es tiz merf0ld hosszu k
kot0bol all, melyben allit6la
tobb haj6 fordul meg, mint a V
lag barmely mas kikot6jeben. V
, ziutjai tekinteteben Detroittal
vilag cgyetlen varosa sem vers,
nyezhet es valoban minden elk
; vcttek, hogy koz0nseg szamar
!. mennel kellcmesebbek lcgyene
eek viziutak.
2 A viziutakkal majdnem egyel
t 10 fontossaguk vasutak es k
: tiino vasbeton utak, melyek v;
! rosbol a szelrozsa minden irany;
ba vezetnek.
r Detroit hires vendegszeretet,
i rol, melyet latogatokkal szen
! ben tanusit. A varos kitUn0 info
s macios irodakat tart fem turf
n TAX szamara es a Macy automob
! telepek es mas gyarak Macy V,
Z zetoszemelyzetet tartanak, aki
: havonta tobb szazezer Iatogatt
l. kalauzolnak.
/ A varos fejlGdese, amiert N
: mar nagysag' es lakossag tekint
S teben az amerikai vezet0 varoso
i kozott negycdik hclyet foglalj
+ cl, az Egyesiilt Allamok t0rtenc
k menek egyik legerdekfeszitob
szakaszat nyujtja.
l. ----------
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-26

sa hclyr5l szeahlelsje lehefett vol
ma annak a p&rtviadalnak, tAeay |
Gyula (Bekes N.Y. hataraban
folyt lie. Egy kesi Toldi Mikl6s
utod, aki - ugy latszik - a le- i
gend6shira tor6kvero hosnek mem
egsy j6 tulaJdonsagat 0rokolte,
szabalyszeriien olre ment az OF
megtamado kobor kutyaval es an
max rendje es m6dja saerint, a.
hogy Toldi Mikl6s is cselekedte az
ot megtamad6 farkasfiokkal, meg
kiizdott eletre halalra veszedel-
mes negyhl u al.
Tortenetunl hose bizonyos Saj-
ben Andras nevezetH gazdale-
geny, aki fenyesi tanyavilag
egyik apro, pirostetejii hajleka-
ban eldegel. Az elmult hetekben
= halvany sejtelmevel sem an
max, hogy tortenet hose" lesz
bel0le - befel6 indult Gyula fele
S amint a Gyula felol vezet3 or
szaguton a k0rgat k0zelebe ert,
az Omaszta fele tanya ele, egy-
szerre csak kellemetlen, sot ege-
szen veszedelmes fogadtatasban
reszesiilt. "A. tanyahazat koriilole-
lo kerites mellol egy hatalmas al
| lat, egy verbenforg6 szernii, diih0s
v0ros kutya ugrott eleje, az or
szagut porondjara. A tamadas ha-
| tarozottan alattomos jelleget ero-
sen kidomboritotNa 6kutyasaga az
zal, hogy nemcsak hogy nem uga-
,tott, de meg csak mem is yakkanr
Etott kiszemelt aldozatara. !
( Sajben Ankfras, ,dacara, hogy
.messze Koroyatig halad6 szabau
i terseg allott ef0tte, szoszoros
! @rtelmeben - szortllt helyzetbe
keriilt. Megfutasrol $50 sem lehe
tett: mem azert, inert ugyis hia
bavalo lett volna, hanem azert
inert az alfoldi legeny mem fui
meg a lelketlen, negylabu ellensee
elol. { A ketlabu. lelkes el0l is ally
ha.
Bevarta tehat a naey voros do!
remiiletes rohanasat, mik0zben ;
labait ugy vetette meg az orszae
uti szederfak alatt, mint c0vek
Es bevarta AIT is, mikor a diihp
j allat - valamennyi feher fogat v
csoritva nekiugrott. De ekko
! ket limos keze el0relendult. A Ike
tenyere borzalmas erovel felemel
kedett, maid lesujtott az allatri
!. Pontosan a nyakara. Aztan ace
fog0 gyanant fogtak meg, olelte
k0riil a veszett kutya Osztoye
, nyakat.
a A ket vasmarok fogta, szoritot
q Ia es atkulcsolta az eb nyaka
5, Egy-ket pillanatig A kutya RI
: gott egy-kettot. Es amikor Sable
{ Andras a kezeiben lagymatagon ,
nehezedo allati testet elhajitott
, magatol, a veszedelemes, voros VI
szett kutyaban mar mem volt ele
!. A csabai Toldi Miklos utod va
marka kiszoritotta bel0le.
Akik lattak ezt a fenseges jel,
J. netet, nagyon elveztek a kesei To
!. di-utod es a yeszett eb egyenlo
len, de annal szebb es sport szen
) pontbol hem egeszen kifogast;
Ian baratsagos merkozest.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-26
XII BoLoND?

XII BOLOND?
Egy ember ket evig be volt zar-
va bolondok hazaba es napok-
ban reggel engedtek XII. Amint a
nok vi frizurajat meglatta, visz-
szafordult es ujra jelentkezett a
tebolydaban.
Nit akar megint lit? - ker-
deztek t0le.
- Nagyon kerem, vegyenek uJ-
IA fel. Azok oft kim sokkal 0riil-
tebbek, mint eek lit.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-26
A LEGUJABB RADIO vICC

A.: Van egy baratom, akinek
van egy radiokesziileke, alig ma
gyobb egy kis cigarette doboznal
es Parist hallja vele.
:, B.: Ez semmi! Nekem van egy
baratom, aki Japant hallja...
A.: (megr6konyodve): Hol ID
Xix az az ember?
a.: (meltan) Toki6ban =.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-26

sa, a Detroit foly6 nyugati olda-
Ian, a st. Clair es Erie tavak ko-
zott fekszik es nevet francia
detroit szobol nyerte, mely
AIT jelenti cgyenes" es kesken,
viziut.
Detroit -ot 170l-b ben cgy francia
ncmes, Cadillac alapitotta. A kis
tclepitmeny szamos indian tama-
dast kiallott es kis faluva lett,
melyet a foly6ie huzod6 keskeny
f0ldcsikokb6l allo farmok vettek
k0riil. 1760-ban Detroit a brit-ek
birtokaba keriilt, azonban 1896 I
ban Wayne generals parancsnok !
saga alatt az amcrikaiak foglal- !
tax Ell. 1S12-ben ujbol britek |
nek adtak at, de k0vetkezo ev-
ben ismet vissza szereztek az anne
rikaiak Amikor 1S57-ben Micbi
gen Unio cgyik allamava lett,
Dctroitnak 5000 f6nyi lakossaga
volt; a polgarhaboru idejen 46
czer es 1S73-ban varos lakossa-
ganak szama mar 100 ezer. volt.
Azota varos n6vekedese feltiino
mcrttkii; valojaban olyan hirte-
len fejlodesii, hogy meg sajat Ia
kossaga is alig kepes tudatara eb
redni varos nagysaganak. 1888
ban 200 ezer lelek volt a varos-
ban; 19O0-ban, 1856 ezer; 1910-ben
465 ezer es 1920-ban 994 ezer. Ez-
id6szerint a lakossag szama mesz
szc tulhaladja az | millio 200 ez-
ret.
Detroit val6jaban a nemzetise- !
gck t6rkepat mutatja. Allit6lag a
lakossaga 60 szazaleka kiilfoldi
yzjiletesii, vagy kiilfoldi sziiletesii
szill6knek leszarmazottja. A ket
hatalmas lengyel negyed egyutt-
we've ITALIAN egynegyed resznyi te-
riiletet adjak a varos kiterjede-
sthek; a varos sziveben egy tisz-
ia iolasz negyed van; a varosnak
cgy teljes sarka tiszta magyar es
mas hclyeken viszont tekintelye.
csoportokat alkotnak a nemetek
oroszok, g0rOgok, romanok, sze.-
bck, zsidok, belgak, ormenyek
stb. Nehany evvel ezelott eszk0-
zolt megbizhat6 becslesek szerint
~ varosban 200~ezer ~lengyel, l5C
ezer nemet, so ezer zsido, 10 ezel
olasz, 90 ezcr magyar, % ezer 70
man, So ezer meyer, 20 ezer orosz
Is czer cseh- -szlovak, 12 ezer szi
rial. 10 ezer sved es s ezer szerl
volt.
Tpara tckintetebcn Detroit ma
eyobb figyclmet kclt, mint bar
mcly mas szempontbol es amikol
Detroit ipararol beszeliink, azon
pal automobiljaira gondolunk. Al
ESQ "lonelkiili kocsi", melye'
Detroit uccain hajtottak, Char
les B. King altal felfedezett mo
torkocsi volt. Ennek negy cilin
.leres gasoline kepe volt es amikol
1S94-ben bemutattak, 0rankint
% mertf0ld sebesseggre volt Ike
pes. Ugyanakkor Henry Ford il
dolgozott egy automobil tervel
ts ket evvel kesobb megjelent ell
sG sikeriilt kocsijaval. Ez volt a
oriasi~meretii automobil ipar SIZE
rrny kezdete, ami azota mar eli
kcpzclhetetlen meretii iparra fej
lod0tt. Manapsag Detroit es kor
nyeI1en 30 automobil gyar van e
All allitjak, hogy az arnerika
artmanyu gepeknek ketharma
dat es vilag aut6keszfetenel
tt,bb mint fcltt latjak ell. Koriil
bcliil go czer vagy 240 ezer nun
kast alkalmaznak czek gyaral
Is szamos eyarvallalatot vonta]
cbbe az iparba, melyek automobi
sziiksegleti cikkeket es alkatresz
ket gyartanal es sok ezer munka
max adnak alkalmazast. A legion
to,abb automobil telepek k6ve
kezok: Ford (uzemkepessege ma
pi s ezer kocsi) Ito ezer ember
alkalmaz, Dodge Brothers (Pac
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-26
szoBARENDELEs

- Mibe keriil szoba egy nap
IA?
Futve hatvan, fltetlenUl
negyven.
Kerek egy fiitetlent.
Sajnalom, jelenleg csak fiji
tott szobank van
Hat jo, maid nyissak XII az
ablakot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-26
Van ebbsn d felkel5 ssrsfbeh


sz0kevenyek ezek, akik a francia
idegen legiob6l mentek at rif-
kabilok taboraba, azzal az orok
emberi rokonszenvvel lelkiik ME
lyen, amely az idealistat az igazsa
COS, bar szamara meroen idegen
kuzdelmck szamara 'Osztokeli akar
az elete araA is.
Biztos forrasb6l tudom, hogy
Add el Krim felelmetes felkelo.
seregeben, ma szetszortan, sok
ezer eur6pai ember kiizd triano-
nj beke koporsojat osszeacsolt
franciak ellen. Nemetek, svajci,
ak, torok0k, jugoszlavok, osztra-
kok, csehek (D es legf6keppen
magyarok. Honfitarsaink szama,
ahogy a meglehetosen pontos er-
tesiileseink szolna, korulbelHl egy
beke letszamu zaszloaljra tehetG
0tszaz fore. Otszaz magyar EN-
Der. k0zottiik f0l0s szammal ha-
borut viselt, tiszti rangot elert
fatal ferfiak, akiknek tapasztala.
TAFT valosziniien kell0en ertekeli
IS felhasznalja a szabadsagharc
vezere.
Ez a zaszloaljnyi magyar az
idegen kgi6b6l szokott at a rifka
bilokhoz, reszint pedig Maeyaror
szagb6l egyenesen Afrikaba uta
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hadjarat elejen t0rtent meg, !
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hetnek biztosak abban, melyik II
pom bomlik fel egy-egy nagyot
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kiik
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o ban szolgal6 magyar fiuk letsz
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: most rifkabilok sorai kozd
k kiizd. Ma ITALIAN tizszerese szt
Z, cal IA Legion Etrangere ket Ell
(, deben. Ketsegbeesett egziszten'
J, ak ezek, megszallt teriiletek'
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-23
KALISPELL COBBLER
MCKINLEY
AMONG CUSTOMERS

KALISPELL-When H. G. PETER
son, a repair man at a local shoe
store, had a shoemaker's shop in New
York City years ago he made shoes to
order for President Mckinley, it has
come to- light Afterward I'M St. Paul,
he supplied the whole "Jmi' Hill
family with boots and slippers over
a period Of IA years. His shop force
included nine men, each of whom av-
eraged four pairs Of shoes a week, or
more than 1,7OO a year.
It was 20 years ago when Mr.. Pet
terson landed in Kalispell. At first
he filled special orders, he said, but
now a man may be great and he may
be wealthy, but Mr.. Peterson won't
make shoes for him. If his feet hurt.
It is another matter.
"There's so much repairing nova
days, / don't have time to think Of
anything else" Mr.. Peterson ex-
planned. "Lots Of people ask me tC
make them shoes but unless they have
something wrong with their feet anC
can't get comfort any other way,
never do"