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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-09

deken at hasznaltak mihelyt Eagle
fajtat adtak nekik, lathat6 es gyors ia
vulas ALT be- A Borden Co. harom mem.
zedeken at sztl6k ezreivel felismer
tette a tenyt, hogy gyermekcik egeszse-
gc fontos lepes jovojuk sikerenek bizto.
sitasara. Borden's Eagle tel gyerme-
kek mili6ibol nevelt limos 6s eros fer
fiut es not
Tizenharom ewes leanyokat az anyak
mem tartjak. na9yon oregeknek meg
De, amiltor a leanyok ext akort elerik,
akkor tcle vannak remenyekkel, es IL
gatottal1 lesznck es mem tudjak EFT any
iul1nak megmagyarazni. Ez kof igen
vcsz6lyes d leanyok eleteben, inert tcs
tUk cgy bizonyos valtozason megy ke-
resztiil es ilycnzor sziiksegik van any
iuk condos apolasara. Ha mindennapi
6trendj6ben Borden's teiet a dneki, ak
kor egy sziks6ges t6nyez6vel segiti at
menni ezen veszelyes valtozason. K6t
evGkanallal adjon neki minden nap a
d6lel6tti, vagy a d6mtani etkczesnei.
Oldja fel haromnegyed csesze hideg viz
ben. Az Eagle tejet habart tojdssal Ike
verye' vagy pedig ginger ale, sz6lble
gyjim0lcsle vagy cocoval keverve ad
hatja.
|
Olvassa Ell figyelmesen nlinden heter
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-09
szERELEM Es B0RToN.

Lenard Anna cseled volt Buda-
pesten, Ugyanott szolgalt, mint
mas, Schwartz Matyas, egy joke
pH, csinos leg6ny. Az mas keriil-
l1etni kezdtc a llelyes leanyt es
igtrt fiit-fat, a cseled elhitt min
dent. Szerelmes lett a fiuba 6s
laegfeledkezctt magar6l.
Alig egyn6hany honap mulva
OFT kcllett hagyni hcly6t Lenar,l
Annanah 6s vi helNen egy pufok-
kepii kisfiunak adott 6lctet. 4
Eey all1alommal hirtelcn eliza
tarczasSal vett egy Eanalat, tele-
meritctte. lugllGvel, azzal bement
q cscledszobaba es az akkor mar
Eatholapos gyerek szajaba 0nt0t-
te AZ meg sirt, kiabalt, vegiil pc
dig kihanyta a lugot. A gyerek
mem alart me2halni. Egyik 6Uel
maga melle vette az agyba. Gyen-
geden atlarolta, maid cr0sebben
olelte es reggel a gyermek halott
volt.
A budapest t0rv6nyszek 6 6yi
fegyhazra itelte Lenard Annat.
Az itelotabla azonban megvaI-
toztatta az iteletet 16 evi fegyhaz-
ra, inert szerinte a gyermekgyil
kos anyaval szemben minden cny
hito koriilmeny kev6s.. mA
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-09

nap agynak esett es folyton ar
rol panaszkodott, hogy az or6dg
iildozi. Estefele odajottek bara-
tai: Batari Imre, Turzo Mihaly
es Timar Gyorgy, hogy beszelges-
senck. Ekkor a beteg Tol1ar Vince
rohamot kapott, fellIialtott, hogy
az orodg egy 0regasszony kepeben
elton 6rte es elviszi. A legenyek
figyeltek es csakugyan = az al
ton kopognak es belep egy oreg-
asszony. A harom legeny botot ra-
gadott, fejbeutottek az asszonyt,
az leroska'dt, de meg mindig iit0t-
TEX. Mikor mar mozdulatlanul fe-
kiidt, kidobtak a keritesen at az
utc&ra, AIT hiyen, hogy val6ban
Grd0g0t 0ltek meg. Pe3ig az 0reo
szegeny siiketnema asszony volt
aki az agghajlekba akart menni
de eltevedt. Veletlenjil kopogott
be, mem is sejtvc, hogy milyer
gonosz sors var rca. Fabian ZS6
fianak hivtak a nyolcvan ewes
agg not. A csabai t0rvelysZ6k an
max idejen masfel eyre itelte a hi
rom ordogvero legenyt, de a SIZE
gedi tabla a>biintetest 0t-ot honal
ra szallitotta lie.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-09

kpen ha6 codaszp orta emlekmvet Bb Kao kasmu
vata
It's Mr. Bonbo \
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-09
AZ ELS0 RABLoGYILKoSSAC
4 A I.EVEGOBEN.

Sz0rnyii bintett elkovet6it ke-
resi- a budapest rend6rs6g. Egy
Laskcr newt Janosn strassburgi
gy6mantkeresked6 B6csB6I ,Buda
pestre repjilt. Magayal witt husz
ezer francia frank 1keszpenzt. es
egy kis zsakban nagvfrtfkii .gyf-
mantk0veket. =" $
A leveg0 uton Sopron tajan a
pilota, Biichler Ferenc es Laske.
Jaros titkara, SAWS Lajos, a gye
mantkeresked0t kloroformmal ell
kabitottak.
Zsebebol a penzt es a gyemant
zsakot kiloptak es azutan
a repiil6geprol Laskert leha-
jitottak.
A szerencsetlen gyemantkeres
kedo osszezuzott holttetemet Sop
ron k0rnyeken f0ldmivesek talal
tax meg. A ket rablogyilkosnal
azota nyomaveszett. AIT sem tud
jak, hogy mi lett a repulogeppel
A budapest rendorseg is kercs
6ket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-09

Olvassa ell figyelmesen Minden heten
czeket cikkeket es 0rizze meg, hogy
iov6ben hasznalhassa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-09
H0merseklet.

A fiirdo h6mersekletet thermometer
rel azaz h6m6r6vel kell megallapita-
hi. Egy beteg gyermek fjirdet6s6n6l
mindenfele ovointezkedeseke kell meg
tenni, nehogy a gyermek megfazz6k 5
mem szabad megijeszteni vagy felizgat-
nj. Hideg vizes ruhat vagy j6gsapkat
lehet fej6re tenni fiird6s alatt h5-
merseklet leszallitAsara vagy amikor
meleg pakkolast adnnk Ha kezei
vagy labai hidegek, Zorro vizes iiveget
lehet hasznalni.
Mindenfele betegsegnel vizivas ma
gyon fontos. Gvakori id6k0zokben kell
vizet kinalni, lehet6leg minden ora
ban mig a gyermek ebren van es fel
kell jegyezni a mennyiseget, amelyet
ivott.
Beteg gyermeknek minden nap kell
szellelessnek lenni, beont0zes vagy me-
leg viz hasznalhat6 celb6l. A vizeles
mennyis6g6t fel kell jegyezni ha szi
kos, akkor tobb vizet kell neki adni.
Teny az, hogy eg6szseges bebiknek
boldog az anyjuk. Megfelel6 taplal6k
Is megfelel6 apolas minden bebit eros
sc es izmossa tesz. Ha nem tudia be.
bij6t szoptatni els6 gondolata az Eag
lie tel legyen. Az anyak harom nemze'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-09

a jovateteli szamlara teljesitendo
szenszallitasunk is, amelyet a tria
noni szerz6des ot evben allapitott
meg. 81 E@~
A nagyobb banyavallalatoh
mar most igyekeznek a cseplesi
szez6n szendzleteit biztositani es
cseplogeptulajd ajdonesokkal bu-
"a csereuzIet eket kotnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-09
TIszTEssEGEs FERFI

jo csaladnal, vadonatuj hazban
meltanyos aron kaphat lakast Is
kosztot.
Cim: Bathory Gyorgy, 1868
Clay Street.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-09

geken tuladni; Nap-nap utan mil
liardos ertekii keszletek gyiilnek
fel a nagyebb banyaknal. Jellem-
zo helyzetre, hogy egyik jelentt-
kenyebb magyar banyanak, mely
a legmagasabb ertekii' szenet ter
meli, 5000 vag6nt meghalado k6s2
let van, amelynek elhelyezese
igen sulyos gondot okoz.
A j0vo ev tavaszan megsziinil.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-09
GEO HOMORODY

!. GEO HUMUKUDY
Butor athuzasok 80 Ujjaalakita-
sok - Javitasok - Gyermekko-
csik ujjafestese es ujjaepitese -
Box Springek Matracok Cim
219 Steel ST., telefon: 3-0698.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-09
A gyerlnek apolasa az agyban.
1s2-IK cIKK.

Gyakran valtoztatni kell fekvohe
lyet, amig agyban fekszik, inert ez igen
fontos nemcsak a gyermck pihenesere
nezve, de azert is, inert ezdltal elkerI-
Ii, hogy gyermek test6nek barmelyik
reszeben torl6das keletkezzek. Minden
nap szivacs vagy kad fiirdot kell neki
adni. Laz ellen 600 f. fox k0riil) fir
dot lehet adm egyszer vagy ketszer
naponta vagy gyakrabban is, ha a laz
magas.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-09

Farmak! Farmak! Farmak!
Miel5tt vasarolna farmat, foldet, hA-
zat vagy ingatlant, tekintet nelkul ar
ra fekvesre, keressen fel benniinket.
C.E TAYLOR,
/ 412 Home Savings and Loan Bldg.
Troda: 64227 Telefonok Lakas: 34314
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-09
APR0 HRDETESEK

MAGYAR LEANY
altalanos hazimunkara felvetetik.
Cim: 369 Lincoln Avenus, szerdan
2 ora utan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-09
ELADo.

egy 5-szobas haz furd0vel es ga
razzsal. A Homewod Aven, tenn
plom es iskola mellett. Az ara ma
gyon meltanyos. Ne szalassza G.
EFT kitiin0 alkalmat. Joseph z.
Sabel, 303 Mahoning Bank Build
ing. Telefon: 76261.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-09
A MAGYAR BANYAK MEM
TUDNAK TULADNI SZEN- d
KEsZLETEIKEN.

Az altalanos ngazdasagi helyzet
mindenkori,. hi. tiikre a szenfo-
tgyasztas merteke. Mar pedig a
hazai sz6nbanyak honapok ota
cs0kkentett uzemek mellett sem
tudnak kitermelt szenmennyise-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-09
q
DEBROSZKY ANDRAs

D1D1CV0ANA xAAs AsDACxIS
Youngstown legregibb magyar epit6-
vallalkozoja. Mindenfale 6pitest bizto-
stick es a legjobb feltetelek mellett
elvallal. Ha epiteni akar, ajanlatos.
hogy bizalommal forduljon Debroszky
Andrashoz, aki epitkezeshez ingyen ad
tanaesot, rajzot 6s k0ltsegvet6st Gin:
Andrew Debroszlzy, 1860 Wilson Ave-,
Youngstown, Ohio. Telefon: Automatic
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-08

enced to know what she meant. Toe
young to know that she was merely
taking the feminine right to be Jelly
remote: to repel him with every word
and look, all the while on fire with the
longing for him to brush aside her op-
position; grab ner with a lordly right
in his arms, smother her protests in
kisses.
He went back dejectedly TO the thing
that ate at his peace. why don t
you tell Richard we're engaged? He'll
quit coming; quit sending these gifts
He'll have to when we're married"
Won't it be time enough. Dane. to
give up all the cheerful things when
l have to-"
why should you take from him.
I'D take these flowers il the gar
bage man sent them. They're beauty.
/ love it and want it. It's not the
sender that counts"
You'll reason the same way when
| can't give you things. You can't do
it because the garbage man isn't send
ing you flowers and they're not drop
uing like mama from heaven. They
mean something to the sender. He has
a right to suppose they mean some
thing to you.
''He doesn't"
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DANE HERRICK
&c is RUDE
AWAKENING
Sight Of Richard Kissing
Nora Lee Infuriates
Old Sweetheart.
CONTINUED From Page 1, Part 81

memorandum July 81, Nora Lee.
/ He turned ashen-recalled wretchedly
her quick plea: "Oh. you won't e
tomorrow. Dane?" Her birthday
had completely passed from his mem
DRY.
He excused himself unceremonious
ly and a few moments later was
plunging headlong up Taylor street
to Nora Lees apartment. There wac
a light, but no one answered when
he rang. She and Sal had perhal,
gone to a movie. Fine way to spend
the first birthday they'd shared il
years! She must think he was good
all right! He was sick with remorse.
He walked around the block. Re
turning, Richards big limousine wat
parked at the entrance. With a chill
desperate stubbornness he walked into
the garden-saw the flutter of Nora
Lees sapphire cloak-saw more than
that-her head resting against Rich
ards shoulder.
He clenched his fist savagely
Served him right-damn good and
right. Crossing the bay he gave him
self up to furious gloom. What a
Grass fool he was to bother with Flora
Warren--what if be was obligated to
her: But Nora Lee might have said
something. That was a mean kind of
sclf-love-a cruel pride that kept her
silent.
He couldn't blame her long. Why
should she bother with him? she
could have dozens of men at her feet.
She didn't have to plead with any
for favors.
VISIT OF PENANCE
he called the next afternoon and
found Nora Lee on a couch, her foot
bound, the room filled with flowers.
She said with a faint chill in her
voice: Il went dancing last night.
ripped on the steps and sprained my
ankle."
He stood brown and abashed. I'm
avfully sorry. l suppose you wanted
relebrstion:"
She laughed with a high, sharp
note: Il wanted what 1 didn't get
perhaps that's nearer the truth
Il forgot completely until about 10
o'clock"
"Oh, don't apologize. II you don't
think Of a person, you don't and
that's all there's to it."
He went on miserably: WAS il
because you were disappointed that
you went out with Richard?"
Who told you it was Riehard:'
Il got here just as you were 20
ing in. wonder if you'll take this
now:"
1t was a French bag worked IN
minute beads of gold and lavender and
blue. They had seen it few nights
previous in a shop window and Nora
Lee had stood moments thrilled with
admiration for its delicate blend of
oolors.
She said impulsively: "Oh, Dane.
you shouldn't" She closed her eyes
over heavy, aching pain. Its very
beautiful"
But you don't care about it now?
Il doesn't mean a thing to your"
Il can't help wondering how you
could forget me in the way that you
did"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-08
TROLLEY CAR MEN
DISCUSS INDUSTRY
By Universal Service.


ATLANTIC CITY. Oct. s.-Unob-
structed tracks and electric street cars
which approximate the appearance and
comforts of automobiles are achieve
ments vitality required in the industry,
it was said here today during the
forty fourth annual convention Of
the American Electric Railway Asso.
citation.
G. A. Richardson of Chicago,
chairman of the committee on rapid
transit, said the. greatest single men
act to rapid transit, causing DELAYS
and dangers daily to 50O0000O riders
on electric cars. is the parking Of
vehicles in streets occupied by ear
tracks.
Protests of merchants who believe
that if such parking is stopped it
would mean a loss of business, have
been the greatest single obstruction TO
elimination of parking, it was stated in
the committee report.
Rapid transit is necessary to relieve
traffic congestion" said Mr.. Richard
son. Without it. the enormous po-
tential number of private automo.
biles would Immediately cause more
CONGESTION.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-08
BIRTHDAY BOUQUETS

Then the Strengthened, quivering
line Of his appealing mouth pierced
her. She buried her face quickly in
a bowl of flowers on the little table
at her side.
His eyes went from these to other
bowls and finally TO on immense bas.
ket - roses, blue larkspur like her
eyes. delphinium, fragile lilies-Rich-
ards gifts.
Did YOU tell him Id forgotten
you!"
He knew it was my birthday and ]
wasn't out with you
What did he give you:"
This"
His eyes bounced blazingly on the
sparkling gem. You're not going to
keep that:'
He refused to take it back. ]
hadn't quite the strength to force
it,
"Oh, see-I'm troubling you. Shall
I come in Iater;@
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-08
JEALOUsY's PANGs.

He went into the avenue Of flow.
ers, calling Richard unseemly names,
grinding his fists. He felt n sudden
murderous fury against Richard. lis
wealth, his attentions. What right
had that dspper little fellow to be
spelling Nora Lee with these price
less gifts: Making more bitter the
contrast with his own emptiness;
Richard continued to fill the room
with flowers. Boxes Of books. bound
in costly feathers, illustrated in ex
quisite cOlors arrived. When Nora
Lee exclaimed joyously, he CRASHED his
teeth. Richard doing all these delight
tul things that he, Dane should have
done-and couldn't.
Richard called every day, grace
fully cordial as though be and Nora
Lee were pledged and Dane the in
truder. All the boy in him leaped
holly. When one day Richard said /:
We meet rather often, Mr.. Herrick. -
Dane looked at the neat form an /
thought belligerently: Too damn
often. II l ever get TO have onc
smash in that SNUG face of yours ="
He said 10 Nora Lee: what bust
ness has be here every day? He has
no right 10 be sending all these
gifts"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-08
Tune In Tonight
THURSDAY. OCTOBER q.

THURSDAY. OCTOBER a.
100 p. m: VICAR. World Series. play
by play.
$3.50 p. M: KoA. matinee. review.
500 p. m: wsB news. markets.
5:i5 p. m: voc. concert. news.
$500 p. m: WOAW. legion program.
WOK. music.
G:15 y. m: I<MA. music.
$50 D. m: WFAA. trumpeters
200 p. m: WSAI. Voc. program
through WEAF; WHIT music
WhBB. program.
1880 p. M: XII. ma tinee; KOA. orches-
ira; KPRC orchestra.
500 p. m: WsAf. concert through
WEAF: WORD. trio: WsB. con-
cert; WTAS, orchestra.
$3.50 p. m; KOA. question box; WFAA.
banjOs; WOAI. trio; WsMB, pro-
gram.
S:f5 D. m: WHIT music.
300 p. M: KMA. orchestra: KPRC.
violin; kTHs. orchestra; XII.
quartet; WNBB. orchestr /;
WOAW. Legion program.
$3.50 p. M: KTHs. organ; WOAT. Jazz;
WORD. lecture.
1000 p. m: XII. quartet: wOK. music.
1880 p. m: KFRU. organ.
o:l5 p. m; wsB, frolic; WLW. orchss-
800 p m. XII program. wFAA.
band; voc. orchestra; WOX COM
edy. music.
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sold. Johnson died. 1t was hundreds
of lonely miles back to Texas. But
George. who had been faithful
slave. placed the body Of his dead
master in covered wagon and start
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-08
R|DERLESS HORSE
T0-FEATURE PARADE

Continued From Page I. Part ~
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TORN BY DOUBT.

IOhN b1 DOtbt.
Hes in love with you. He's mad
about you.
''Oh, no."
Then. damn it. why is he pussy
footing around"
He saw her grow pale-saw her
eyes cover from his. In that moment
she thought implorinzly: "Oh why
don't You be sweet about things like
you were? Why don't you act as
though you loved me-"
Beyond all else she wanted his ten
derness, the laugh in his eyes; the
young svagger in his tongue-wantcd
to hear him say a. he had of Max {:
I'm not jealous-not by darn-it's
that you love-"
But he had forgotten merriment.
He was oppressed with doubts. She
craved all these things-she was used
to them. Had he right to snatch her
into poverty? Would he give up his
job and accept unpleasant, monoton-
Gus tasks for her?
Would marriage with him bring
Nora Lee enough happiness to war
rant the sacrifice? He considered
this, but his thoughts went back OBJ
stinately TO that picture of the girl
in the cherry colored hat-swcct eyes
misted with tears. dear lips waiting
for his Why shouldn't Nora
Lee measure up! What were few
flowers or costly clothes? There were
deeper. truer things in life. They'd
find them together.
But in Boston he had roomed with
a young couple-educated deeply in
love, but pathetically poor. Two
weeks after the girls baby was born
he found her hanging out a tubful of
clothes she had just washed She was
white with exhaustion and leaned
against the clothes line heavily. II
had moved him unbearably. He hung
up the clothes and thought bitterly
OF the fellow who put a girl in such
hole.
Not much better was the fate he
now Offered Nora Lee. Why should
She take il; Either Max or Richard
could give far more.
Saturday afternoon Mickey Grant
and Connie came to his office. He
was making plans for a little bunza-
low on their Los Gatos place. The
tax drifted 10 Max. Connie said
with a laugh: That slick Nora Lee
was daft on him for a while. Fancy.
she went up there on Saturdays TO his
house. They walked in the forest
She kept il tightly to herself. But
learn all Things sooner or later"
He pulled up n dusty bundle of blue
prints. wild pictures Of Nora Lee and
Max flashing through his brain. She
went up 10 his house-kissed him
walked through the forest. Steel
blades Of fury ripped his nerves to
alters.
At O'Clock he went TO Nora Lees. |
De entered noiselessly. for the door TO
ier apartment was left open.
Ilancing 10 the living room be saw
.Wo flgures-Nora Lee in a flame
'olored neglgee; Richard covering her
WIN his arms. bending down. kissing /
Ier' once, again-God. would he never
top
Blood flew into his brain-made
ladman NJ him.
Continued Tomorrow !
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LIKE A STRANGER"

1t makes it very pleasant.
Yes, and keeps impressing on you
what you lose when you marry me. -
She smiled YEARLY.
do you mean TO marry me, Nora
LeeT
q thought is was all settled"
For the love Of God. Nora Lee.
haven't you any forgiyenessi Yo1
treat me like perfect stranger"
Tears rushed TO her eyes. She
checked them. saying childishly:
The least you can do is TO - to
well, it's w TO you TO make me for
get that. | have g right TO Be cold.
but you have no right 10 get hurt
by it,.
He was too young aud !nexpcri-
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42.DAY JOURNEY.


ed the long trip home.
42-DAY JOURNEY.
1t took 40 days and nights to make
that CHASTITY journey. At night the
wolves and coyotes would press around
the wagon. George was afraid to
sleep outside. He made his bed on his
masters metallic coffin in the wagon,
every night. There were no friendly
homes beside the road, in those days.
No neighbors but panthers and wild
cats. And George was alone with his
dead. When at last the death wagon
drove into Columbus, Georges heroism
vas rewarded with the right to drive
his master in the covered wagon to the
end of the stockman's last journey.
When John Edward Folts. pioneer
stockman, died, both Slip-Along and
Uncle George lost a master.
PICTURESQUE FIGURE.
"Old Dangerous" as Jo.-. Folts was
called. during his career as an officer
of the law in Texas. was one OF the
most picturesque cowmen who ever
followed the trail to Kansas. Folts
was a charter member of the Old Trail
Drivers association. He was n ran
ger, and in later years a deputy sher-
iff at Humble. II was said of John
Folts that he drew his guns easily
and seldom, but always with surety.
He was fearless. He fought Indians.
captured bad gunner and herded
cattle by moonlight.
The end of the Sunset Trail into
the Great Divide is nearing for Slip
Along and for Uncle George. Yet once
more they will ride together. their
masters silent rifle and his faded old
white hat-and their lore of him
still with them.
TRAIL FADING OUT.
T. o. Folts, of San Antonio, brother
of "Old Dangerous will lead Slip
Along in the parade.
Perhaps never again will Slip-Alonz
and Uncle George hit the trail togeth-
or.
For the trail they have travelled
the trail beset with dangers. lonesome
and wild-is being lost in the ma, of
broad highways. And it is fitting
that they. whose lives have been
linked with the history Of vanishing
trails. should be selected to pay trib-
ute TO their sleeping comrades before
they turn their faces West.
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