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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-05-14
Charles Bryan Raps
Nebraska Governor
fRu The Associated PressO

LINCOLN, Nebr., May 14.-h state
ment attacking the republican state ad-
ministration of Governor Adam McMul-
len today, former Governor Charles W..
Bryan, vice presidential candidate in the
last general election, charged that Gov
ernor McMullen was responsible for
the rise in gasoline prices in practically
every state in the United States"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-05-14
Ready to Start Any
Needed Extensions
To VnIley---Bnld,Ui,l
(By The Associated Press)

SAN ANTONIO Texas, May 14.-s.We have obtained
option capital stock and bonds the San Antonio Uvade
Gulf railway satisfaction and adequate
the Rio Grande Valley it relates to San Antonio We
ready time to build extension into the Valley that is
necessary
With that definite announcement L. W. Baldwin, president
of the Missouri Pacific system told heads of other railroads and
prominent business of the purchase of the Sausage and
discussed plans for developing the cty contiguous trade
rtoy well opening the Valleys The
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-05-14
Britain Will Not Call
Arms Meet, House Told
(By The Associated Press. J

LONDON, May 4.-The British gov
ernment will not at present take the
initiative in calling world disarma
ment conference. Premier Stanley Bald
win told the house of commons today
in replying to a members question.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-05-14
Cotton Consumption
In April Increases
lBy The Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. May i4.-Cot-
ton consumed during April aggregated
597,104 bales of lint and 59,136 Of lint
ers compared with 582,674 of lint and
58,945 Of linters during March this year
and 1855 of lint and 42.080 of linters
during April last year, the census bu.
reau today announced.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-05-14
LIGHT, WATER TO BE
OF AT TIMES FRIDAY

Light service will be interrupt
ed tomorrow, Friday, morning at
8 o'clock for a short period and
at other short periods, from time
to time until noon for the purpose
of testing the new turbine just i'm
stalled at the city plant.
Special care should be taken to
avoid fire During the morning,
according to F. III. Williams,
superintendent of the service, as
the water service likely will be
interrupted at the same time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-05-14
To STABILIZE WOOL

WASHINGTON, D. c.. May 14.-An
effort is being made ty the department
of agriculture to place the wool indus
try on a standardized basis through ex-
tension of standard grades for raw
wool and development of methods OF
determining the grade of wool in yarns.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-05-14
PIONEER CITIZEN OF
RAYMONDVILLE DIES
Especial to The Herald.)

RAYMONDVILLE, Texas, May a.
Funeral services for Geo. Curry, pioneer
citizen of Raymondville were held here
today.
Mr.. Curry died suddenly at p. m
Wednes day with acute indigestion. He
moved here with his family 20 years ago
and leaves a wife and three children
He also. has a brother in Mercedes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-05-14
VALLEY SHIPMENTS

Shipments from the Valley. May Is
% mixed vegetables, 10 potatoes, one
cucumbers. IL carrots, 16 green corn
o;obt tomatoes, nine beets and carrots
three onions, toat lfor day. 7s cars.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-05-14

nOuncement was mace at the
gateway luncheon rendered
the railroad executive today by
the chamber Of commerce here.
Friends of Colonel ". 7. Eldridge,
owner of 48 per cent of the stock Of the
Sausage" stated recently that he was
opposed to purchase of the road by the
Missouri Pacific system. This later was
denied in statement OF the Associated
Press by Col. Eldridge.
Forty-eight per cent of the stock was
owned by Frank Kell Of Wichita Falls,
four per cent by A. R. Ponder of San
San Antonio, and the remaining 48 per
cent by Colonel Eldridge. Announce
merit was made a short time ago that
the Missouri Pacific system had Sc
cured an option on the stock of Kell and
Ponder.
According to interviews given out by
his friends, Eldriige claimed that under
an agreement between the trio, both he
and Kell retained strings on Ponder's
stock in order to prevent Ponder from
assuming too strategic position. He
was quoted then as saving that acqui-
sition Of the property by the Missouri
Pacific system would -bottle up the
Valley, and stifle competition"
Colonel Eldridge is owner of the
Sugarland railway, and the Rio Grande
Railway, and the Rio Grande City rail.
way, two of which roads are in the
Valley.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-30
TEXAS TOURISTS
 WILL ARRIVE IN
 SEWARD THIS PM.

The Texas party of tourists, which under the personal direction of tour ist manager, Frank Reedy, did not arrive in Seward yesterday after noon according to plans but, it is stated, will arrive this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. The entire party will sail south on the Admiral Watson which will arrive in port tomorrow morning at one o'clock from the Westward and which will depart for the South a few hours later. A dance will be held this evening at Odd Fellows hall to which it is ex- pected number of the tourists will attend as we'll as many of the town folk.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-30
RENAL LAKE DRIVE
 LIKE BOULEVARD,
 SAYS CALIFORNIAN
MOST WONDERFUL SCENIC DRIVE TERRITORY SAYS MEMBER
 OF cRABTREE PARTY

Among the recent visitors to Sew ard was Miss H. Nichols, of Oakland, and her nephew, John Nichols, from Applegate, Cal Miss Nichols, friend of John H. Hughes, formerly connect ed with the Alaska Railroad, made the Golden Belt tour beginning from the Cordova end, and in speaking of the trip remarked it was very enjoyable and that the trail was in splendid con- dition for travel.
 They were members of the Crabtree tourist party which consisted of IF people, and everyone thought the trip was wonderful. Miss Nichols stated her desire to make the trip arose from the boosting of Captain Hughes, who spoke so highly to her of the Alaskan scenic trip. During her short stay in Seward while awaiting the depart ure of the steamship Northwestern for Seattle she was member of the party WHICH -uIOVe out tO Ldhe hohoi'
 Of all the drives in the Territory the Kenai highway drive, which is now like a boulevard was the most en- joyable she has experienced, she said 1 The beautiful drive, winding about the Chugach National forest, ending al the placid lake, was one that she will recall for years
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-30
MANY NEW BOOKS ADDED TO
 SEWARD'S ONLY LIBRARY

While in California recently, Leon Urbach added another 100 volumes of late fiction and travel to his already large circulating library. As this is the only library in town for public use with the exception of the School Ii brary, it will be of great convenience to the public the coming winter. Mir Urbach now has over thousand vol. umes on his shelves and is adding to them as rapidly as possible.
 To read these books it is only ne cessary to pay $1 for a membership in the club, after which books may be withdrawn for the nominal sum of 15 cents each.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-30
Big Bear Ragged
 Near Kenai Lake
 by Ed. Fredericks

A few weeks ago a short distance from Kenai lake, Ed Frederick while hunting in the foothills of the nearby mountains, shot a brown bear which measured eight feet from the tip of his snout to the end of one of his hind legs. The hide is almost square in shape and covers practically the entire front room in Mr. Fredericks home at the lake. He said he believ- ed the bear weighed in the neighbor- hood of 800 pounds.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-30
Telephone Operator
 of San Francisco Is
 Impressed with Town

Mrs. Gregory of San Francisco, who is house guest of Mrs. Charles Krefting, has become infatuated with Seward, it is stated, and, according to the many friends which she has made since her arrival, would like nothing better than to reside here perma- nently. Mrs. Gregory plans leaving Seward some time next week for triC into the Interior, planning to return in time to catch the steamer leaving Seward August 29, for Seattle. Mrs Gregory for many years has been chief long distance operator in the San Francisco telephone exchange.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-30
SNOW RIVER RISING FORCES ROAD CREW
 TO CHANCE CAMPS

Due to rising waters at the former site near Snow river of the Bureau of Public Roads camp in charge of Coll McDougal, the camp has been moved temporarily from Mile fl to Mile z. The site at Mile IA has been used for considerable period in procuring gravel from the river bed for road work. It is expected the camp will be moved back in a few days.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-30
Prospect At Mile Is
 Makes Good Showing

It is reported that Martin Mitchell, who has been working for the Alaska Railroad for sometime past has quit his job and is devoting all his time to his quartz prospect at Mile IS. He has taken out three or four tons of fine looking ore it is said.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-30
-------------------------- BASEBALL

Coast Oakland 6, Los Angeles 5, ten in- nings. ri~ Y Portland 5, Seattle 2. Vernon 1, San Francisco 10. Salt Lake 23, Sacramento Il.
 American Washington 8, Chicago 6. '@. Boston 5, Cleveland 10. Philadelphia 10, Detroit 2. s New York 8, St. Louis 2.
 National St. Louis 10, Brooklyn 3. Cincinnati 9, Philadelphia 5. Chicago 4, New York 2. Pittsburgh 8, Boston s.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-30
VISITS ALASKA
 AFTER MAKING
 THIRD ATTEMPT
RETIRED SUGAR MANUFACTURER
 OF HAWAIIAN ISLANDS SAT- lSFIES DESIRES
ENJOYED HIS JOURNEY
Spends Enjoyable Week at Mckiniey Park-Fishing Today at
 Russian River

Alter attempting tO come to Alas ka on three different occasions, l fin ally put her over this year." remarked A. c. Lovekin, retired business man of Riverside, California, who arrived in Seward a few days ago from the Interior T was in California in 1SS9, during the time of the McGrath-Tur- net expedition was perfecting plans to leave for Alaska and l endeavored at that time to get a position with the party but was unable to do so, so went to the Hawaiian Islands instead. Some years later. in 1910, I was book ed for passage North on the Princess May, which sank in Southeastern Alaskan waters. This summer 1 in formed the family of my desires to visit Alaska They ordinarily accom- pany me on my trips but this spring they expressed a desire to go to Flu rope, so there they went and I came North"
 Member of Tourist Party MT. Lovekin arrived North with the Criswell party, journeying with them to as far as the Mckinley National Park, where he parted company with them. For a week he visited many points of interest in the park, many times in company with Supt. H. Kars- tens, who went to great lengths to make the visit an enjoyable one for MT. Lovekin Thomas Marquam, for mer mayor of Fairbanks, who is as- sociated with the Mckinley Park Transportation and Tourists Com pany, also went out of his way to make his visit interesting.
 1 With reference to national parks, Mr. Lovekin said he has visited every park of this description in the United States and Canada and in this con. nection spoke to some length regard ing the preservation of wild game l life
 Meets Capt. Johansen
 During the recent Chamber oi Commerce meeting MT. Lovekin met Capt. o. E. Johansen, master of the steamer Starr, and during their con versatiOn recalled meeting him many years ago in the Hawaiian Islands where Capt. Johansen, then mate or a vessel plying between the United
 States and Canada, had spent the
 winter. Though they were not ia
 miliarly known to each other, they
 had met at Honolulu. When MT. Love
 kin first saw Capt. Johansen at tht
 meeting he stated that his face looked
 familiar, and upon inquiry the fact: of their former acquaintance came up In the Sugar Business His sugar interests in the island kept him there for 20 years. MT Lovekin remarked. He was fOrmerl. associated with the W. G. Erwin Co., who operated line of vessels to tn islands, out of Boston. Since his re tirement from active business life, h has devoted his entire time to colon zation studies, agriculture and in cit
 rus foods.
 At the present time Mir. Lovekin i
 at Russian River, having left Sewar
 yesterday morning anticipating feN
 days of enjoyable fishing prior to hi
 departure Sunday for Seattle. Durin
 his stay in Seward he has been
 guest of the Van Glider.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-30

Gateway want-ads bring results.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-30

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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-25
IRTA: ZALAI-FODOR GYULA

azok husaban, tejeben, gyiimolcst
ben. = Egyek vagytok lit az
egesz termeszettel, egysorsu csa.
lad, minek akkor fulankok a
sz6ban, minek gyilkos torvilla-
nasok tekintetekben. Testve-
rex vagytok, legyetek valojaban
is testverekke.
Besz6lt, besz6lt az idegen 2
magyarok hallgattak, hallgattak.
Lassankint kisimultak tenverek,
homlokok szelidekke valtak :
kezdtek meglatni arcukat egymas
szemeben.
Salamon, korcsmaros, som
tes leckeritese mell0l feltiines mel
kill intett ket legenynek, azok hu-
z6dozva f0lkeltek S k0vettek a
zsidot belso szobaba.
= Nit akartok inni, en- fizetem
ma nektel.
Osszeneztek a legenyek, de mi
re eszbekaptak volna, eoy iiveg
Dor sargult el6ttiik. Mikor mar
elegge kapatosaknak latszottak.
Salamon elkezdte tiizeini 0ket az
idegen ellen.
Ilyen eros, sep szal leg6-
nyek, mint vagytok, nit tiiritek
ennek koldusnak a nyalaskoda-
sat? Hoya lesz a vilag, miv6 lesz-
tex ii, ha mindenkinek elpredal-
iatok, amit keservesen megkeres-
tetek? I'll is maid ilyen garasta-
Ian csavargok lesztek, szavalni
fogtok a korcsmakban est&nkint,
hogy szalashoz meg vacsorahoz
juthassatok. Lennek csak fatal.
megmutatnam en- neki, merre visz
az ut Doboganyba.
Beszede v6gen az idegen fize
tett es nyugodtan, emelt f6vel XII
lepett a korcsmaajton. = Tell
hold szorta eziist0sre az utiat 8
rovid tiin6des utan megimdult
Dcbogany fel6.
J6cskan tuljart mar a falu ha-
taran, amikor 0szt0n0sen vissza-
n6zett es meglatta, hogy par szaz
lepesnyire ket sot6t ajax jon mo-
g0tte.
A ket legeny fe;@t az esti leve-
60 kisse kiszellQztette az elpa
rolgott ital helyebe is diih0s eel
furakodott, hogy ut6l6rjek az
oreget. Ez mem is keriilt valami
nagy meger6ltetesjikhe, inert az
is segitett neki. NELLIE keriiltek. A
eel kozvetlen kozelsege el6sz0r
megdobbentette 6ket, hamaria-
ban AIT sem tudtak, hol kezdie1,
azutan nagy csendesen j6estet XII
vantak.
Szelid beszelgetesbe kezdtek,
ugy mentek Iagy egy negyedora-
ig. A doboganyi erdo szelehez er-
tex, hol az ut a lombos fax s0tet-
jebe veszett. Akkor az egyik le-
geny megsokallotta tetlenseget
oldalba b0kte tarsat. Az vissza-
kohintett S a kovetkezo percbcl
arculHtotte az oreget. Ere a ma
six is nekiesett.
Az idegen alazatosan fogadta
az ut6seket, szelid beketuressel
kerdezte:
- 10 fiaim, hat nit vetettem Ell
nektek?
De azok mem meltattak felelet-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-25

szalat. Akkor az ldegen klIepett
'egyet szakalla szalai koziil is, a
hosszu eletet ezt legeny a ken
dc harmadik sarkaba k0totte.
Elk0szontek egymast6l $ elm,
dultak ellentetes iranyban.
Utkozben a legeny nagyokat ne
vetett, olykor a combat verdeste
oromeben, fiityiireszett, torkasza-
kadtabol kurjongatott. Meg-meg-
tapogatta zsebet, azutan, hogy
mem tudott nyugodni, elohuzta q
kend6t a gazdagsagot szivere
illesztette.
Megtelt most is onmagavai,
mint mikor az egeszseget tartotta
szivere, de ez teltseg megis mas
volt. Belso er0ket erzett fesziilni,
Macy maga- -bizalmat, elszanast,
Wig munkakedvet. Jofajta boseges
etelek izet izlelte, szagat szagoi-
ia. Szeles mez6k deriiltek elebe,
melyekrol tudta, hoey az owe, tu-
catnyi cseledseg hasitott belle ba-
razdat, rengeteg cimeres okrok
nyoman. Jollakett, megelegedett-
seq aradt ell ereiben biztonsagI
erzete, mely azok sajatja, akik ha
talmukban tudiak a szerencset.
Azutan hosszu eletet nyomta
szivehez es akkor erezte, mikent
nyulik meg elete az id0k teljes-
segeig. Kiszakadni erezte maga-
bol a sokagu nemzedeket es noni,
nyulni, szoporodni falunyi nep-
peSsege. Erezte, hoev mindhez lat
szalak kotik, egy velik,
egy csalad es minden egyed gya-
az 3 gsajatabb gyara-
podasa is.
Alig is vette eSzre, hogy haza-
6rt. Kcresetet odaadta 0regedo
anyjanak, akit eletenel jobban
De a sziikos vacsora
utan rogton ,Selymes Macy And
ras portaja fele kerekedett, inert
annak Orzse lanyat meg az edes-
is jobban szerette. A le-
any .vonakodva jott Xxi, inkabb
csak azert, inert kivancsi volt, mi
furat akar neki mondani Kovacs
Peter. Maskor is csak azert eresz-
kedett szoba vele, hogy biztosab-
ban fogja a mask legenyt, a szeb-
bet, m6dosat.
= No, mondja kend, amit akar.
Peter elbeszelte lanynak, a
mi vele utk0zben esett. Macy sze-|
meket vetett Orzse egyszeriben
benne a gondolat,
hogy mask legeny helyett jobb
lesz ehhez ALMA. De mem azert
volt lany, hogy maganal tartsa a
titkot. Masnap, vasarnap mise ia
ian mar az egesz falu tudta s
egyebrGl sem targyaltak, mint ko
vacsJ Peter szerencsejerol.
Oily Macy lett a tekintelye, hogy |
Orzse nyiltan is melle allott, s0t
a leany apja lett az, aki siirgette
a kezfog6t utana a menyegzot
is. Nehany hold retet kapott Pc
ter az asszonnyal S azon kezdett
Hanem a szerencse
kezdett0l hozzaszeg0dott. Amint
gabona. ala t0rte a foldet, bokro-
kat is kellett kiasnia S az egyik
toveben t0mentelen arany- es
eziistpenzt talalt. Oily rengetec
kincset, hogy a bevaltasa utan ne
Xxi iar6 harmadabM takaros hazat
epitett istall6val, inert a penzb6l
meg marhara, l6ra is tellett.
Olyan gazdag termese pedig SEN
kinek sem lett faluban, mint az
owe volt.
(Folyt. k6vetkezik)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-25
- 1TARcZA A&
Harom .kivansag.

Egyszer volt, hol mem volt, vol
egyszer egy >. szombat este. AzoI
a szombat esten tomve volt &
korcsma hangoskedvii magyarok
kali Ultek keresztlabu, festetler
aSztalok koriil. El6ttik hosszu.
nyaku palinkas meg pokhasukkal
kevelykedo boros uvegek. A ge-
rendas, alacsony menyezet alatt
tancos naszba keveredett a pipak
fiistje a palinka goz9vel S feltorG
italos hangok hivatlan idegen-
kent, kivancsian torpantak meg
szagok mulatsaga el6tt. A sa-
rokban egy asZtal vegen kopott
barnagunyaju idegen huz6dott
meg s elenken figyelt a vitatkoz6
magyarokra. A faIubeliek egy he
lyet iiresen hagytak mellette, pc
dig mem volt baratSagtalan a kill
seje, sot maoas homloka alatt tiiz
ben parazslo gyermeki szemek
feszkeltek, beesett area finomsa-
got, szellemet sugarzott 0sz ba-
jusza, arasznyi szakalla bizalom-
ra intett
Az elfogyasztott ital n6tten az
egyik asztal mellett izzo lett a
hangulat. Acelos, kaszaelii Szavak
csendiiltek s akkor hirtelen, fla
talos fiirgeseggel talpra sz0k0tt
az idegen. Termete megnyult,
alakja tiszteletet parancsolt, mint
Kapisztran Janos szobra a bara-
tok templomaban Elkialtotta ma
gat:
Testvereim, magyarok
Meglep6dve neztek feleje 8
tamadt csendben beszelni kez-
dett. Szavai kezdetben ercesen
kongtak, de lassankint atmeleged
tex oily foly6konyakka valtaE,
mint az olvaszt6ba tett harang.
= Testvereim, a magyarok Is
tenere, ne marjatok egymast.
Hagyjatok meg egymas arcan a
megbecsHlest. Vagjatok le k0rmo
toket, hogy ne legyen 6le annak
feszitsetek meg keseteket vala-
mi repedesben, hogy ne legyen
hegye annak egymas ellen.
- A ii elfeledett Istenetek ne
veben jottem, hogy testverekke
tegyelek ismet ticket. Az ide-
gen istenek szethuzast hintettek
kozetek, elvagtak hajokoteleket
a vihar most kenye-kedvere raz
"a diocska eleteteket.
Magatokon xviii mines, a
kiben bizhatnatok. Egy csalad
vagytok ii bizony esztelen dolog
a csaladtagnak, a testvernek ke-
zeb6l kitepni a sziik0s falat ke-
nyeret.
= Fogjatok meg egymas kezet,
tegyetek 0ssze erot0ket, osszatok
meg minden falatotokat a gyen-
geerejuvel, hogy gyarapodhassa-
tok es leszamolhassatok a tenger-
nyi ellenseggel.
Szeressetek a foldet, inert
ii lesztek a fold es fold testve-
rekke tesz ticket Apaitok, Macy
apaitok pora ez a fold es retegek-
ben magyarok fekiisznek lit min
den lepestek alatt. Magyar ero
zoldiil fiivekben, csiraNk a ga
bonaszemekben, az osok ereje hiz
lalja a barmot, joszagot es titeket
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-25

re. Az Greg, amint arcahoz nyult,
megerezte, hogy we're is kicsor-
dult. De sem mem konyorgott,
sem mem kiabalt. Megis varatlan
segitseget kapott.
Egy szegeny legeny iparoko-
dott hazafele Doboganyb6l. Egesz
heten munkara volt oda eppen
verekedes idejere ert az erdo
szelere.
Rajuk orditott. Sz6ra $40 ko-
vetkezett, mar meg is ismertek
egymast, de a forrasba j0tt on
erzetek mem hiltek lie ezzel. Az
iment erkezett nekiment a mask
kettonek szerencsesen ell is bant
'veliik. Egy teljes jozansagnyival
t0bb volt az ereje. Par perc mulva
a tamad6knak csak hiilt helye
volt Oft. Akkor az Greg megszaba-
dit6jahoz fordult.
= Amt velem tettel, k0sz0nom
neked fam, halalom napiaig. De,
ha meg volna szived hozzam, meg
kern6lek, hozz egy kis vizet III
men a patakb6l.
Lement legehy, megmeritette
kalapjat tartotta, mig az Greg
megmosta arcat.
Fiam, j6tet helyebe j6t varj,
Hivanj valamit t6lem, megadom
neked.
= Ugyan, mar nit is adna, mem
aZert tettem
Tudom, fam, eppen aztr:
teljesitem harom kivansarodat.
= Ne tr6faljon az ur, nincsen
nekem ARA sem kedvem, sem
idom. AZ rsak a mesekben van,
hogy harmat kivanjon az ember
= Higyjel nekem, fam, inert
mem tr6falok, listen latja lelke-
met. Meg fogod latni, hogv ma,
az automobilok, repiilogepek ko-
raban is tel.esiilhet harom kivan-
sagod. Csak j6l gondold meg, nit
is kivansz.
Elgondolkozott legeny. Hosz-
szu t0prenkedes utan megsz6lalt. /
= Hatha adni akar az ur, ak
kor gazdagsagot, egeszseget, meg
hosszu eletet kivanok.
= J6l van, fam, meglesz. J6l
Azzal fejehez nyult az Greg XII
tepte egy hajaszalat.
= Nesze, fiam, ez az egeszseg. |
Felnevetett leeeny.
= Ez a hajszal? De j0 kedve
van az urnak, ha AIT hiszi, hogy
bolondda tehet. Mem .kivantam
en- semmit listen aldja.
= Varj csak fam, megmond-
tam en- neked, hogy nem teszlek
bolondda. Miert is tennelek?
Tedd csak EFT hajszalat szi-
vedhez.
Elvette a legeny a szivere $40
ritotta. Abban pillanatban fell
deriilt kedve. Mintha delejes
aram futott volna at rata. A We
re pezsegni keZ1ett. mint szensav
a szodaban, mindcn settle mOZ-
golodott, az izmai megduzzadtak,
egyszerre teltnek erezte magat
Szeles mellkasa szinte
megroppant amint esy nagyot,
hatalmasat lelegzett.
= Elhiszed-e mar, fam?
Elhiszem, csak ada ide a
mask kettSt is.
Az idegen a bajuszahoz nyult
s kitepett egy vastag szalat.
- Nesze fam, ez gazdagsag.
A legeny elovette keszken0jet
egyik sarkaba becsavarta a hai-
szalat, mask csiicskebe a bajusz-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-01

seen from Washington, D. c., the oc-
cultation begins at 4:52 pm. and ends
at 5:36. Eastern standard time. The
times will not differ much from these
in Eastern United States. The moon
is days old at the time. Unfor-
tunately, the occultation occurs in
daylight and twilight, so that opera
glasses and telescopes will be neces-
sary for observing 1t. One can easily
estimate the time when the occulta-
ton will begin by noting the position
of the star and moon on this after
noon. After the sun has set the star
will be seen easily with the naked
eye near the moon. This Is the only
bright object occulted by the moon