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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-16
BEREGI OSZKAR ES Az
AMERIKAI MAGYARSAG

Soha nagyobb erdeklodes mem
nyilvanult meg vendegszereples
irant, mint a Beregi Oszkar ameri-
kai vendegszereplese irant; es So
ha erdemesebb miiveszt meg mem
partolt az amerikai magyarsag
Beregi Oszkarnal. "a legnagyobb
szinmivesz" nevet nyert Beregi
Oszkar, buszkesege magyar szin
padnak es dedelgetett kedvence
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-16
Az EAST YOUNGSTOWN I. PETOFI
sANDoR MAGYAR BETEGSEGELYzo
EGYLET

Eln6k: F0d6 Istvan, aleln6k: Keszler Fe-
rene jegyz6 r. Benedek J., titkar: Horvath
Rafael (29S Robinson Road, East Youngs
town, o., kihez minden az egyletet erdekl6
6rtesites kuldend6 penztarnok: Saghi Ignac,
penztari ellen6r: Maioros Istvan, harmas BIZ
zottzottsag: T6r6k Josef, Smith Istvan es
10th Istvan, beteglatogat6k: Gy6ri Mihaly,
Szatmari Karoly, Torok Ferenc Hazletonban: !:
Lac6 Istvan, moi beteglatogat6; Timar Janos
ne zaszl6tartok: (magyar) Varga J6zsef,
Cseh Miraly, (amerikai) Lac6 Istvan es
Gyunk6 Gy0rgy ait66r: Vekasi Mihaly, XII
rally Istvan, trusteek: Kiss Mikl6s, Fod0
Istvan.
Havi gyiileset tartja minden h6nap negye-
dix vasarnapjan d. u. 2 oral kezdettel
Grow HallbAn.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-16
A vERHovAY sEGELYEGYLET 1os-IK
FIoKJA, YOUNGSTOWN, O.
Alakult 1908 okt6ber 1o-en.

Eln0k: Turner Jozsef, alelnok: Kaluezky
Janos, titkar: Gregosits Jozsef, Ali Kyle
St., City. telefon 620S8, Clihez minden egy
letet erdekl6 level kiildend6), penztdrnok: :
Menyh6rt Janos Ala f. Marion Ave, elen6r: :
Borsodi Janos, 3-as tagu bizottsag: Rigo Mi
haly, G6ressy Sander, Schwartz Ferenc, be-
teglatogatokat titkar, - Xxi egyben beteg
latogato ellen6r nevez XII, minden esetben
tagok k0ziil.
Hivataos orvos DR.. Fuzy Pal, 403 Home
Savings Bank Building.
Gyiil6seit tartja minden h6 masodik va
sarnapjan delutan orakor Mahoning
nvenuei magyar reformatus templom alatti
gyilesteremben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-16
SEPT 26. SZOMBAT

Beregi Oszkar es tarsulata-
max vendegjateka Farrellben.
OKT0BER IL, HETF0
Beregi Oszkar es tarsulatanak
vendegfellepte Youngstown
ban, a Moose Hallban.
DECEMBER 26, sZOMBAT
A Kossuth Kor nagyszabasu
Tancmulatsaga a regi Macy
teremben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-16

az eur6pai szinpadoknak. Izig-ve-
rig mivesz, kinel szebb organu-
mot meg alig hallottak magyar
szinpadon. Lelkiismeretes mum
kas, aki elott mindig egy szem-
pont lebegett - legjobbat, leg
szebbet nyujtani a kozonsegnek.
Mikor hire jott Beregi ameri-
kai vendegjatekanak, mi ketked-
We fogadtuk hirt. Minek jonne
Beregi Amerikaba-? Egy miivesz,
aki "nem vegzett Europaban'.
XII minden fizetest megkap, kiert
versengenek kiil0nb0z6 orszagok
szinpadjai. A valaszt megadja Be
regi egyik leveleben, mikor AIT
mondja, hogy amerikai szereple-
set miiveszi palyaja egyik legk:-
magasl6bb esemenynek tekinti es
legforr6bb vagya, hogy az ameri-
kai magyar koz0nseg el6tt, min
den eddig vilag sikereinel is ma
gyobb es 6szintebb sikert arasson.
Hogy ennek vilaghirii magyar
miivesznek az amerkai k0z0nseg
iranti tisztelete valoban ilyen ko-
molly, AIT minden ketseget kiza-
r6lag bizonyitja miiv6szi program
ia, amellyel az amerikai k0z0nseg
ele fog lepni. Beregi csupa vi da-
rabokban fog lit fell6pni. Csura
olyan darabokban, amelyet ma
gyar nyelven lit meg nem adtak.
De programjanak minden egyes
darabja nemcsak vilagsikerii iro-
dalmi alkotas, hanem egyszer-
smind vilagsikere maganak Bere-
ginek is. A program a k0vetkezo !:
A kuruzsl6, Szenvedely es jellem !:
Kean, Rabl6 Lovag, Ordog cimbo-
raja, A Carno, Tolvaj, Kameli&s
Holgy es magyar dramairoda-
lom gy0ngye: Bank Ban.
Az amerikai k0z0nseg leger6-
sebb szerepeiben fogja Reregit
latni, csupa olyan szerepben, hogy
alhalma lesz miiveszi tudasanak,
erejenek, sokoldalusaganak teljes
segeben megismerni
Bemutatkoz6 elGadasra Foldes
Imre "Kuruzslo' cimii darabja
van kiszemelve. A darabbal mas
allQalommal fogunk bowen foglal-
kozni, most csak ait emlitjik meg,
hogy mikor utoljara Losoncon es
Marosvasarhe elyen lepett fel a da-
rabban, a koz0ns6g mem engedte
lie "a szinpadr6l, viragesovel iinne-
petite.
Menyit6 eloadas Farrell-on szep
tember 26-an, Youngstownban ok
t6ber 12-en lesz.
Ne felejtsiik ell, Beregi Osaka
ron xviii meg mas erdekessege
lesz az elGadasnak: T6kes Anna
az nj magyar generaci6 legtehet-
segesebb tagjanak, a Nemzeti
Szinhaz miivesznojenek fellepte
egyik f6 moi szerepben, mig ma
six fo moi szerep "a legjobb anne
rikai magyar dramai szineszn6,
Dob6 B0ske kezeben van leteve.
A tarsulatot a legjobb amerikai
magyar szineszek egeszitik XII, k0-
zottiik Thury Iona, R. 10th J6-
zsef, Vince Mihaly, Varr6 Pal,
Hegediis Sander, stb., a szerz6dte-
tesek meg alland6an folyamat-
ban vannak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-16
vERHovAY sEGELY EGYLET Silk Fl
OKLA, EAST YoUNGsTowN, OHIO.
Alakult 1919. september hawaiian.

Elnok: Maioros Istyan. Alelnok: Csik6s
Janos. Titkar-iegyz5: Sagi Ignac t29 Black
burn ST., -Youngstown). Penztarnok: Cseh
Mhaly Penztari ellen6r: Marcin Andras. Ee-
teglatogat6. Szatmari Karoly. Harmas bizott-
sag: Horvath Rafell, Tis6cki Janos, Ricxu
Janos. Ajt66r: Kocsis Mih&ly.
Gyiileseit tartia minden h6 els5 vasArnsp-
jen delutan 6rakor. AZ italian Hailbsn.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-16
A YOUNGSTOWN Es KORNYEKI MA
GYAR EGYLETEK Es EGYHAZAK Al
LANDo NAGYBIzOTTSAGA.

A nagybizottsag gydleseit esetr6l-esetre
tsztikar hivja egybe.
Aleln0k: Debroczky Andras,- titkar: Re-
vesz Kdman (P. o. b. 417),- penztarnuk: {:
Macy josef ellen6r6k: Darazs Frigyes es
Kaluczky Janos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-16
HIREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0L
ENEKKARI PRoBA.

A Katholikus Ifjusagi K0r tag
jai keretnek, hogy penteken este
jelenjenek meg a Kor helyisege-
ben, ahol enekkari proba lesz tart
va.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-16
ELWOOD H A Y N E S, A
L0NELKttLI KOCSI
FELTALAL0JA.


lal6janak 1925 aprilis 13-iki hala-
la emlekezetesse teszi AIT tenyt,
hogy az automobil csak 80 eve
van hasznalatban 1898 ban, 4 ev-
vel azutan, hogy a Haynes-fele
l6nelkiili kocsi elso utjat megtet-
te, Amerikaban minden $4,000
ember szamara egy automobil
volt hasznalatban. 1923 ev vegen
az Egyesiilt Allamokban minden
! s emberre jutott egy automobJ.
Az emlitett id0ben az egesz vilao
teriileten bejegyzett automobilok
szama 1S,023,5S4-et tett Xxi, mely-
b6l 15,092,117 automobil az Egye-
silt Allamokban volt hasznalat-
ban.
Elwood Haynes legjobban arrol
ismeretes, hogy az automobile,
vagyis ahogy 8 nevezte, "l6n6l-
kill kocsit" epitette, habar mar
elozoleg is meglehet6s hirnevre
tett szert "stellite" es az ugy-
nevezett stainless acel feltala-
| lasaval, valamint az aluminium
nak es a nickel-acelnak az auto
kesziileknel val6 felhasznalasaval
is 1857 oktober 14-en, Portland,
lndianaban sziiletett. 1S7S-ban be-
lepett Worchester intezetbe,
melyet 1SS1-ben vegzett ell. 1890
ben az Indiana Natural Gas and
Oil Co. telep feliigyel6je lett. Ez-
zel munkajaval kapcsolatosan
rendkiviil sokat kellett hajtania
es hogy sajat szavaival eljiink ::
"az jutott eszebe, hogy az orszag-
uton valo k0zlekedes celjara kell
valami jobb eszk0zt teremteni,
a kocsit es lovat'. Ebben az lido
ben mas amerikaiak is dolgoztak
valamely jarmii, gaz, vagy villa
mos-gep reven val6 hajtasanak
problemajan, azonban Haynes mo
delje volt az els0 mechanikailag o
sikeres alkotas.
J, El6sz0r a gozgepre gondolt,
4 azonban meg sem kiserelte, hogy
egy ilyen kocsit epitsen, azon ok
/ nal fogva, inert g6zgepnel allan
!, doan tiizelni kell. Azutan a villa
mossagra gondolt, azonban az ta-
| lalta, hogy az akkoriban rendel-
| kezesere allo legk0nnyebb bate
ria 1900 font sulyu volt tizenk6t
l6er6h0z. Ekkor komoly megfon-
tolas targyava kezdte venni a ga
solin gepet, melyet vegiil is t0ke-
letesitett annyira, hogy kepes volt
vele l6nelkiili kocsijat hajtani. A
lonelkiili kocsit kis truck forma-
ra epitette, amelyen a gep elhe-
| lyezesenek a m6dja es tenge-
| lyek lenyegesen mas formajuak
voltak, mint a jelenlegi modern
automobilon. 1894 julius 4-en, a
mikor a gep elkesziilt kipr6ba-
lasra, egy lovas kocsihoz csatolva
kihuzattak szabadba, k0riilbelul
harom merf0ldnyire. Egy megle-
het6sen egyenletes palyan megin-
ditottak, egy es fel merfoldet haj-
tottak, megforditottak es ugyan-
azon az uton visszatert. A sebes-
seq 6rankinti hat es het merf0ld
k0z0tt valtakozott. 1910-ben Hay
mes elso automobiljat a Smithso-
nian Institution-nak ajandekozta,
ahol ma is lathato a k0vetkezS
feliraSsal: Gasoline automobil,
epitette Elwood Haynes, 1893
ban, Kokomo, Indianaban. 1894
julius 4-en hat vagy het merfoldes
6rankenti sebesseggel sikeres pro-
bautakat tett meg. Ezzel kapcso
latosan erdekes annak megemlite
/
Sc is, hogy 1924 december 14-en,
tehat valamivel t0bb mint har-
mine ev mulva, Culver City, Cali
forniaban, bennett Hill / ora, So
perc es 18 masodperc alatt ~250
merfoldet hajtott egy verseny au-
tomobillal - 6rankenti 1863 mer-
f0ldes sebesseggel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-16
magyarok naptdra
JULIUS 19, vAsARNAP

JULIUS 10, vAsARNAP
A Farrell S kornyeki magyar
rom. kath. hitkozseg Piknik-
je volt Pleso-fele farman.
JULIUS 25, sZoMBAT
A Kath. Ifjusagi K0r nagy-
szabasu Piknikje a Campbell
Parkban.
AUGUSTUS 1, sZoMBAT
A Ref. Egylet nagyszabasu
Nyari mulatsaga q Campbell
Parkban.
AUGUSTUS 2, VASARNAP
A farrelli Ref. Ifjusagi K0r
Piknikje a Bobby-fele far
man.
AUGUSZT. 16, VASARNAP
A Farrell k0rnyeki magyar
rom. kath. hitkozseg Sziniel0-
ldassal egybekotott Piknikje a
volt eso-farman.
AUGUSTUS 20, SZOMBAT
A g0r. kath. egy'haz nagysza-
basu Nyari mulatsaga az Ohio
Works Play Groundjan.
sZEPT. 6, VASARNAP.
A Munkas Betegsegelyzo sha-
roni osztalyanak tanccal
egybek0t0tt Sziniel6adasa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-16

Elofizet6k 75c-ert kapjak a leg.
ujabb magyar regenyt, a
KOZI KE Met
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Ha belekezd 8

Ha belekezd
IN e M z e TX OIL TX E M"
olvasasaba, mem tudja maid ad-
dig letenni, mig vegig mem olvasta
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Mother Jones Guaranteed
To Stop Her Strike Work
Governor Orders Her Out of Colorado During Mine
Trouble, but She Slips Back In.

Ordered away from the Cripple Creek
trial struggle was under way and told
by the governor oleave the state.
Mother Jones, refused to obey and wrote
letter to the governor concluding Il
want to ask you. governor. what in hell
are you going TO do about It y Going
TO Utah. she was quarantined by the
military for twenty-six days on tho
ground she had been exposed to small
DOx.
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TO make TAXES
PUBLIC TUESDAY
Income Books Will Be Open
for inspection.

One hundred and eighty thousand
names Of Hoosiers and the amount
Of income tax they are each sup
posed to pay will be open for the
inspection of the public Tuesday at
$50 n. m.
Dubious wives who wish to know
how much income taxes hubby pays
will have opportunity to look for his
name at the office of M. Bert Thur
man, Indiana collector of internal
revenue. on the third floor of the
Federal Bldg. Wife may have a
time finding it, however, because the
names are not classified.
Names arein groups of ten to a
page, and pages bound in loose-leaf
books. There are about fifteen or
twenty such books.
The books constitute what is
known as assessment rolls. One
copy. is sent to Washington, one
kept for clerks and the third for the
public.
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| that the man was an interior deco.
rator?
These questions went round and
round In Dicks tired brain like
squirrels in a cage....
He made up his mind TO ask Glory
about Wayburn again in the morn
ing. And this time, he would not let
her put him off
No matter what the truth was, he
would have it. by Jove!
|5 HEN Glory awoke in the
IWI morning the room was full Of
sunshine.
She stretched luxuriously like a
cat.
Then she got up on one elbow and
looked around her.
Dicks bed was empty. The covers
were flung over the foot of it to let
It air.
She supposed Dick had left for
the Office without waking her to say
goodby. . lie knew how she
loved to sleep until noon.
She wondered where he had had
his breakfast.
The thought OF breakfast made
Gloria realize how very hungry she
was.
She got out OF bed. She would
battle and so downtown 10 eat. And
then she would go to the employ
ment agency TO hire a maid. .
The mere thought Of the disorder
downstairs sickened Glory.
What a horrible job homework
was eternally making dirty
things clean! Dirty dishes, dirty
clothes. dirty floors and walls. t.
While her bath was filling Glory
did her exercising.
She touched the floor a hundred
times with her finger tips.
She got down on the rug to do her
bicycle" exercises.
She stood up an dwent through
the head movements that keep the
face young. Her head ached
terribly, but she did not falter.
This was the way to remain beau
tiful TO start young, and to work
constantly to keep your lines and
color.
For II you lost them you were
through Absolutely Men had
no use for women unless they were
pretty. What fools women
were not to realize that,
s~+
ITN7 UDDENLY Gloria stopped ex
ercisfng. She shifted the air
with her delicate nostrils.
There was a smell of fresh coffee
in the house delicious, ap.
petizing smell!
Then Glory heard footsteps on the
stairs.
Had Maggie changed her mind and
come back to work?
The door opened. In walked
Dick, carrying a steaming tray!
ITO Be COntinued.)
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In a word. she would not work!

LII a NOAbt SAAC WOhAd AAOl MOkh
IF ever start drudging around
the house. I'll have my mothers life
all over again. !. 70 And I'd
rather be deadr' she told herself.
She looked at her pink-tipped
hands with her shiny nails. Then
she thought of her mothers. How
rough and calloused they were!
No, she would never have hands
like her mothers . never!
m HE climbed into her soft bed
n that smelled of lavender flow
ers. Maggie had made laven-
der bags for the linen closet. :.
Glory turned on the reading lamp.
Then, from drawer in her bedside
table she took several small bottles
and jars.
She dipped a wad of cotton into
almond oil and wiped all the powder
from her skin with It. With another
wa6 she patted her face lightly with
witch hazel
Then she rubbed muscle oil under
her eyes and around her mouth. 49,.
the places where lines first begin to
show themselves. Her skin was as
soft as a fresh-laundered baby's.
After that she turned out her
light. And slept like a baby.
When Dick returned every light In
the house was blazing.
He went around from room to
room swapping them out.
The house reeked with the smell
of stale tobecco smoke and gin.
Dick threw open window in the
sun room and let in the clean. cold
night air.
Then he went upstairs.
He stood for a long time looking
down at his sleeping wife.
Her dark lashes lay in a shadow
on her cheeks. Her mouth was like
scarlet flower against that warm
white skin of hers.
She looked as pure as some old
italian masters picture Of an angel!
$50. How had she happened to
ask that fellow Wayburn to the
house-warming! Dick wondered for
the hundredth time.
.... How well did she knew him?
$50. And was it really Wayburn
whom Dick had seen leaving his
house few days ago?. Or had
Glory told the truth when she said
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Puzzle a Day

There are 1872 cow testing stations
in the United States, our Agricul-
tural Bureaus tells us. They divide
them into three sections, northern
southern, and western. Each section
has a different number of stations.
In fact, IA times the northern sta
lions equals 16 times the southern
and 81 times the western stations.
How many COW testing stations
are there is each of these sections?
Last Puzzle Answer:
This poster of Police Captain Nc
Graw mems, Watch the safety sig
nal before you cross" The THE"
initials on the watch are easy to
read, but the label B4U on the
rosary. or cross is a little harder un-
less you pronounce them orally and
so. dit,cover- that they stand for "be-
fore you.
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Editors Note

Views on political and indus
trial questions either expressed
or implied by these articles
are the views Of Mother Jones,
the author, and this newspaper
assumes no responsibility for
them. The articles are pub
lished as the self-told story of
the life Of one of Americas
most widely known women.
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Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jer-
sey and Maryland produce about
one-fourth Of al the cement used in
the United States.
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day, although there was no smallpox
in town, frame shack was built In
which to isolate smallpox sufferers.
was notified that I had been ex-
posed to smallpox and must be in
carcerated in the shack. But some
down.
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CHAPTER TX
LORY listened to Lola and
III vi Dick go downstairs together
IL Then, in little while, she
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up a Stump"
By Mother joins

called n messenger and sent It up
to the Governors office. He read il
and n reporter who was present in
the office at the time told me his
face grew red.
What shall I dor" he said to the
reporter. He was used to acting
under orders.
Leave her alone" counseled the
reporter. There is no more patri'
otto citizen in America"
From Denver 1 went down the
western slope. holding meetings
cheering and encouraging those toll
ing and disinherited miners who
were lighting against such mon
strous odds.
went to Helper. Utah. The next
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ly stand. She was still faint and
dizzy. She leaned against the cold
stove.
I've always worked for decent
people -. and been decent, my
self!' Maggie went on. I've kept
myself to myself for forty-fve years,
and no cheap actor is going to
chuck me under the chin. my lady!
Let me tell you that"
"Who chucked you under the
chin?" Glory asked sweetly.
"Oh, that actor that Mr..
Smart Aleck, the one you call
STAN" Maggie answered. She
tossed her head.
"Oh, Maggie, it must have been
accidental I'm sure he didn't mean
to do it!' Glory said. She laughed in
spite of herself. The thought of
Stan Wayburn chucking the elderly
Maggie under her fat chin was too
funny!
well, anyway I'm going and
I'm going tonight" Maggie de-
clared.
She began to put on her coat.
"Oh, Maggie, you wouldn't leave
me to clean up this mess OF house
all alone, would your" Glory was on
the verge of tears.
The kitchen table was filled with
sticky glasses. The sink was piled
high with plates waiting to be
washed. Some salad dressing was
splashed against the wall. 80.
And Gloria knew that the rest of
the house was Uttered with cigaret
ashes and stubs, with wilted flower
petals, and all the rest of the sordld
souvenirs of a wild" party
Pm sure it's. not my fault that
the house is a mess! 1t was as neat
as new pin this afternoon. ,. and
should be. now" Maggie said in her
most dignified manner. Mr.. Dick s
mother gives dinner parties. but her
house never looks like this when
they're over, let me tell you!. She
knows how to entertain!'
Maggie picked up her coat, hat
and travelling bag, just as Dick came
into the kitchen.
wait minute, Maggie" he said,
quietly attempting to take the bag
from her hand.
mo, Mr.. Dick" replied Maggie,
trying to pull away from him. Il
am going. I will not stay in this
house another night"
IF you've really made up your
mind to go back to Mothers house
I'll drive you over" Dick said. you
can't go walking around the town at
this hour of night alone"
He started to go back into the hall
for his hat and coat.
But Gloria barred mis- way. She
threw her arms across the door.
"Dick Gregory, you must be
crazy" she said. Here's this wom
an leaving me at a moments notice
and you actually upholding hel
in what she's doing to me!'
Dick stopped and kissed his angry
little wife. Then he gently pushed
her out Of his way.
Run upstairs, Littlestw he said
quietly. Don't be afraid here by
yourself. - Ill be back In
ten minutes"
Cold with anger, Glory climbed the
stairs through the silent house.
She heard the hum Of Dicks road
ster as it swung down the street.
The clock in the hall downstairs
began to chime one. two
three, four!
Four o'clock! In another four
hours Dick would be wanting his
breakfast. And no Maggie here tC
get 1t for him!
| Well, let him go without
breakfast! 1t would serve him right
He had been so ready to take Mag
gle back to his mothers house
let him see how he liked
getting along without her!
For Gloria had made up her mint
she would not get breakfast.
She would not sweep and dust.
| She certainly would not WASH
greasy dishes d
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went to stay in Half Way. An
Italian family gave me a bare room
in their shack. There was only a
big stone to fasten the door. No
sooner was 1 located than the militia
notified me that 1 was in quarantine
because 1 had been exposed to small
pox. I was held twenty days and
nights in the bare room. Finally
was turned loose and went to Salt
Lake.
All civil law broke down in the
Cripple Creek strike. The militia
under Colonel Verdeckberg said,
1--WE are under orders only from God
and Governor Peabody" Habeas
corpus proceedings were suspended.
Free speech and assembly were for
hidden. People spoke in whispers as
in the days Of the inquisition. Miners
were shot dead as they slept. They
were ridden from the country, their