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LEGAL NOTICES
Continued

No. 81. Fergusons Hill Place addition
amount of benefits S4.0C.
Fannie Sadler-Martinsville Ind, iot
No. O. Robhins-H bbards Hill Place add
ton amount of benefits S3gS
Anna Sales-Fronia Blrd-Danville, Ind,
lot No. s, Martindales Nm Place addition
.Apphia II; Seott1Knightstown Ind.
lot No. 81 Martindales Hill Place add
ton amount of benefits S3.72,
Geo w Smart-Southport Ind. lot No
Is, Robbins Hubbards Hill Place addition
amount of benefits. S3.9s.
Grace E.. Mildred, Ray Summers tone
lis. Ind. lot No. So, Fergusons Hill Place
addition amour. OF benefits, S25.
Edward H, Kate Tevesbaqgh Fife t. Te S.
Edgemont Station. East st. Louis. III.
lot No. 4. Wales E. Wash. St. addition
amount OF benefits S6.76,
sixty-Third St. Edgement Sta. East St
Louis H., lot No 3. Wales Z. Wash St
addition. amount of benefits S6.65
beni. F.. Theiband Etal-Connersville
Ind lot No. 10. Martindales Hill Place ad
dition. amount of benefits S3.72;
John n Thomas-Spencer. Ind, lot No
Nancy C. wells-Petosky. Mich. lot No
81, Martindales Hill Place addition,
amount of benefits S372.
Nancy c. Wells-PetOsky. Mich lot No.
90. Martindales Hill Place addition S3.72.
All of the proceedings had by the sad
Board In the matter of the opening and
extension Of said Arsenal Avenue. as aboe'
described, are in accordance with said De
claratory Resolution No. 1898 adopted
by the said Board Of Public Works Sept.
3, 1924
The above named persons are hereby
notified that the Board of Public Works
Will meet at its office Friday. May /.
1928. at . D. m at which tine and place
il will receive or hear remonstrances from
said owners or holders OF property as
sessed benefits or awarded damages on ac-
count of said opening and extension as
above described.
CHARLES +. COFFIN,
w. II. FREEMAN
NJ j. SPENCER
Board of Public Works. City OF Indian
Aprilr6 IA on lq15
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Calves Hold Steady

A medium demand with fair run
of eastern shipping orders held calf
prices steady today. There was a
scarcity of choice veals and what
few were in the market sold at 81.
The bulk Of business was transacted
at $10@10.50
} Medium veals and common thin
calves were in fair demand and
prices held relatively steady. Medium
veals sold at $7GS and common thin
calves brought $5@6. Receipts for
the day were estimated at $50.
Heavy calves OF the common the
good variety sold at $5@8
Sheep and lambs receipts were
estimated at 9 head today. Prices
were quoted as steady. Good TO
choice lambs brought $14015 and
mediums brought $11@13. Two
spring lambs sold at $14 even. All
other grades remained the same.
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Produce Markets

Fresh Eggs go65lns general genera , run S 9s
Poe Poultry buying pricesl - Hens
ducks, zoe geese. lac, young turkeys. 80
q 32c old turkeys. 25c; SQUADS. Oh 100
Fozen Butterfat--Local ioboers repay.
butter wholesale selling prIcesI 40 a ole
Packing stock butter. l0c.
CHICAGO. April 2O.-Butter-7Receipts,
firsis Al a a.; second. 24@ 26 1ac EGGS
RscePf 895i Gs eS 9rdn Hmescas 20 &c;
ducks it SOC: geese .' IS: spring. 33; turkeys,
2sc: roosters. rs; broilers. so a 6oc,
Io%ad sw6iFfes P 9sco Minnesota Red
river Ohibs. S0@ 9jc; Spauldng rose, No.
/ S6.1Jf I. No. =. SO a o.10; IeNas
triampphs. S@@5.
NEW YORK April 2O.-Flour-Dull
S4I 90 Lard-weak: midwest spot,
Sl5.95M 1905 Sugar-Raw easy; cen
trifugal 96 test. 4.40m I 46c refined,
spot. 2Ola a 20a,c; santos No, 1, "a =
"a 24atc Tapow-Dull; special TO eX-
ira. 50 n 5 Ssc. Hay-Quiet No. '
- 3 NJ B. voc "a 81 n az c D r6san5 po9o
a 44c. fowls. Il a 35c; ducks. ~ a zoe;
ducks Long Island. Bic. capons. ~ q 3tc.
Live Pq3gtTSmpgG ds gees l i1T,, iSe,
IS n Toe; roosters. II; chickens. p q 40c;
broilers. 40a 65c; capons, ,40a 4oc'
Cheese-Steady; state whole milk com
Firm: receipts. 8,572's creamery. extras.
a.. n 45c special market, 10 II a ACC.
Eggs-Easy receipts Is p rs 64 nearby ,a,g
Whites White innSE SOC $40 SesS se rss searSS ssc
Pacific coasts. - "a 3gc: western whites,
20 a Boo: nearby browns, 81 y a 36c.
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Other Livestock

EAST BUFFALO, April 2O.-catuv---
Receipts ESQ: market heavy, slow .25c
ping steers, $S@9t butcher grades So q
Sf eedcrs hei ss55 SSISg7 m SGws SSs5
1900; market, slow soc lower: Gull TO
choice. S3@ IL. Sheep and lambs-Re-
ceipts; 10000; market, slow. steady. clipt
egll to fair IS 1913; ciipt lambs So .5oa
49,; yearlings, Ss@ 10; sheep. So a s. Hogs
25G dRer lY oTEcrs ma Ss 9Ey aG SS.
$l315@ 1S253 roughs, $il.25 a II so;
eeiptss 10 cars; market, slow; choice
$40 40M 1915; good, 1915 a 1925; fair.
So q S.65 veal calves. Sll a / 80. Sheep
and Hl,a l3m6 oio, IS double dssekers
a@bs, 80 $is@&0', H Hog Ssd % q % q
heavy, $lS; mediums $4,000 1910;
heavy Workers, S13 ,05 1910: light
Workers s S12 5o1 10 pigs $l275
CLEVELAND, April 20-Hogs-Re.
ceipts, 1900 market, 25c lower: Workers
pigs, $3.50; roughs. sli; stays $3.50
good to Choice bulls, SS5od 7'5o good oepW 70
choice steers So q 800 good TO choice
heifers $50 $50; good to choice cows
common cows So 80 a A. milchers, S4Od
90. Sheep and lambs-Receipts, $500:
market, slow and lower: top, S12.25
Calves-Receipts, 1900; market SOC loSkS
EAsT ST. EoUIs April 2O.-cattle-s 81
ceipts. 1000; market, bidding love-
yearling heifers IS. 25 a 9.35: cows. S. so
d6.75; Gamers and cutters, $2.25 a 4 90;
calves. 1925 Hogs-Receipts 1900
market. 2O@ 25c lower; heavies, S12.25 AZ
1870; mediums, s1245@12J6O lights
S12.35 q 1870: light lights, S11.75m
PIGS. SD a Il. 25 bulk. $le.50a1iSs .eSb
Sheep--Reoeipts, 900; market. bidding
cut et.srS3 @6; wooded lambs, $4,000
TOLEDO. ( April Observation-Disclosures
ioo9 @ 4 S. msdS@s ow a bss Il
Workers $12S5 a S13; good pigs. $3.50
M$12.75 Calvea--M arhet steady Sheer
and lambs Market steady,
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Returned From Martinsville

Harlan Marshall. IA, of 2240 N.
Dearborn ST., is held today following
his return Saturday by Sheriff
Omer Hawkins from Martinsville,
Ind, on charge of vehicle taking.
According to the sheriff, Marshall
admitted taking an automobile be-
longing to Leo Uphas. 2234 Station
St.. on April ~. 1t was also re-
ported the boy took car belonging
to Paul Sharp. 1923 w. Twenty
Ninth St.. Jon April IS.
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CINCINNATI April 20.-Cattle-Re-
ping steers. good to choice, S9.50M12.
Calves-Market. lower; good TO choice 50
ii 10. Hogs-Receipts. $500: market.
10M 25c lower; good to choice packers and
butchers, S13. Sheep-Receipts, 75 mar
ket. weak; good to choice. S5M7. Lambs
Market. weak: good to heoice. $50 a %
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LEGAL NOllIE
The Board of Trustees of the Central
Indiana Hospital for Insane will receive
sealed proposals until Friday, April ~,
1928. at 10 a. m. for, furnishing sup
plies for the month of May. 1925 Esti-
mate book will be on file at room 147
State House. from and after Monday,
az az ORDER OF OF BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
April 20 81 22 1925.
FOR SALE on 24th of April. 1928. at
TAI n. East st. / will sell to the high
est bidder l one and one-hali ton stake
body Gram Bernstein truck 1916 mod.
A - of title No. 6026S. serial 15114S.
motor 15114S. which / have had In my
possession for . years for labor. material
and storage charges amounting to S325.
A. j. ShARAN.
nril IR on 100,
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GRAINS LOWER AT OPENING
Further Slump Lowers Mart
at 0pening-CaSh Trade
Steady.
BULLETIN

BULLETIN
BIZ United Press
CHICAGO. April 20.-Both
corn and wheat rallied after
their drop at the start and fin
ished above their previous close.
Spto wheat closed at $1.50% and
spot corn at $103&.
BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, April 20.-Grains
slumped to lower levels at the open
ing of the Chicago Board of Trade
today
A liquidating movement got under
way at the opening gong and despite
subnormal weather conditions over
the growing belt, prices weakened.
Weakness in corn was confined to
new crop months. A stronger cash
situation held the spot delivery firm.
Oats had a stubborn undertone and
opened unchanged. Provisions sold
off with a resumption of packer
realizing.
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NOTICE or c. p. A. EXAMINATION
The State Board OF Certified Accountants
OF Indiana VIII hold an examination I'm the
House and Senate Chambers Of tho State
house indianapolis Indiana. Thursday
and Friday, May l4th and 10th. 1928. for
applicants who desire 10 practice as
Certified Public Accountants.
Said examination will be conducted
under the plan of cooperation with the
American Institute of Accountants or NeI
York
The hours assigned to the subjects are
as follows:
MAY Ifth:s
a. m.--l2 30 ~. m. Auditing. I y. m.
ii 90 r. m. Accounting. Theory ami
May 18th:
! p. ni.-6:00 D. m. Accounting. Theory
and Practice Part II.
Application. together with fee of SO
should be filed with the board on or
Candidates who failed at the Novem-
her. 1924. examination may be re-eN-
amined Al the MAY. 1928. examination
without payment at additional fee pro
vided their first appearance was at the
November. 1924. examination.
Candidates who faifed previously m
more than one subject must be re eX-
amlned IN AN subjects
Candidates who failed I'm one subject
only. must be re-eNamined i'm SAID sub
Iect during the hours assigned to said
subject All such candidates who failed
at previous examinations should notify
the board on or before May lst whether
or IT they deeira td he re-eXamHlrd.
Yours very truly.
LAWRENCE r. ORR
President
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ALBERT ". LOSCHE. Clerl
EDWIN F. THOMPSON. Attorney.

NOTICE TO HEIRS. CREDITORS ETC.
In the matter of the estate of Mary +.
In the Probate Court of Marion County,
April term 1925.
Notice is hereby given that William s.
Drake as administrator of the above named
estate has presented and filed his account
and vouchers in final settlement of said
estate, and that the same will come up
for the examination and action OF said
Probate Court on the 10th day of May.
1928. az which time all heirs creditors
or legatees of said estate required TO ap-
pear in said court and show cause. if any
there be why said account and vouchers
should not be approved. And the heirs
of said estate are also required to appear
and make proof of their heirsLip
ALBERT II. LOSCHE. Clerk.
Bailey & Bailey, Attorney.
Anril 90 ~ 1905
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Local Bank CIearinqS


Bank clearings Monday amounted TO
1851 900 Bank debts were S5.663, 900
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Cattle Market Slow

The cattle market was quoted as
slow today following an Indifferent
tone in the market. Prices held re.
latively steady while the demand
was poor Lack of sufficient ship
ping orders also helped slow up tho
market. The sales was confined TO
mostly sales Of medium and fair
stock due to the lack of choice stock
in the market. Receipts were
estimated at 300 Beef steers weigh
ing from 1900 pounds up of choice
stock brought S1O611. Good stock
of the same weight sold at $3.50.
Medium to good stock was lower and
brought $S.50@9.25. Light weight
steers weighing from 1900 pounds
down sold at $10.50@11. Plain 900
pounds down sold at $7.256925.
Good female killing stock was at.
tracing attention in the local
market and prices held steady from
Saturdays closing level. Heifers of
the good to choice variety mostly
choice lights brought SOIL. Com
mon to good stock sold at $6.50@S.50.
Choice sows sold at a spread Of
S7,50@S.50. Cutters brought $3.50
AIS, and Gamers sold at $2.25@3.
Butcher and bologna bull prices
held the same both kinds selling at
$4@4.75 and $5@6.50 respectively. T.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS. CREDITORS. ETC.
In the matter of the estate of William
eta Powell. deceased. No. 6S-22lS9.
In the Probate Court OF Marion Coun-
", April term. 1929.
Notice is hereby given that Alonzo }.
Powell as administrator of the above
named estate has presented and filed his
account and vouchers in final settlement
of said estate. and that the same Will
come up for the examination and action of
said Probate Court. on the 10th day of
May. 1928. at which time all heirs. cred
itors or legatees OF said estate required 10
appear IN said court and show cause. ii
any there be. why said account and
vouchers should not be approved. And
the heirs of said estate are also required
to appear and make proof of their heir
ship.
ALBERT u LOSCHE Clerk
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HOGS SUFFER
DROP RANGING
FROM 10000 u
Market Suffers From Out
side InfIuenCe-Top
Price, $12.75.

Outside influence forced the local
hog market lower today. All weights
suffered a drop ranging from 1Oc to
2Oc The drop was generally around
10c Receipts were estimated at
5000, against a run of $4,000 hogs
at Chicago, with a holdover from
Sundays market at 1000
Heavies ranged from $12.65G12.75,
Mediums were selling at $12.65 and
light hogs brought S12,65@12.75.
Light lights sold at a spread of
$12.5O@1275.
Most of the business was trans
acted at $12.65. with the top price
at $12.75. Packers and order di-
vided the buying.
Pigs were soc lower, ranging from
$10@12.50. Pigs under 100 pounds
sold at SO down.
Packing sows sold at range Of
S10.50611.75. Smooth sows were
bringing $1,000 with the best.
varieties selling at'$11. Roughs weret
quoted at $t050@10.75.
There was a good demand in the
market from both local packers and
order men and all the receipts were
cleaned up early.
The market was steady at the
c1nea
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- or INDIANAPOLIS, OFFICE OF THE
BOARD CITY HALL.
Notice is hereby given by the Board OF
Park Commissioners of the City of Ind
annapolis, Indiana, that IL Is desired and
deemed necessary to make the following
described public improvements IN the
following numbered Improvement resolu-
ton adopted by said board ON the 10th
day of February, 1928.
Improvement Resolution No. q, 1923.
To construct one Cd reinforced con-
crete bridge in the parks. parlxways and
boulevards of the City Of Indianapolis, as
One a. reinforced concrete bridge
over the Canal on Burdsal Boulevard,
ON land which Is now a part Of the
Park and boulevard system of the
City of Indianapolis.
SAID improvements are for park pur-
poses and are 10 be made in accordance
with the plans and speClucatlOus on file IN
the ohice of the BOard OF Park Commits
siOntrs of said city. That said Board of
Park commissioners has fixed Thursday
the 3Oth day OF April. 1929. at > o clock
.. M, at the Office of said board, in the
City Hall as the time and place for the
public consideration of the proposed inn
provement at which time said Board of
Park Commissioners viii receive bids Tor
such work. The successful bidder will be-
required to comply with the specctiatious
now on file and which may be seen i'm the
office of said Board: he shall deposit a
certified check IN the amount OF two and
upon. but IN no case shall any such checil
be for less than the sum of one hundred
100000 dollars said cheek to be certi-
ned by a reputable bank or trust com
pany. doing business in the City of Indi-
annapolis. Indiana
In cate no bid is accepted this check
VIII be returned to the bidder but 10 one
of the bids is accepted and the bidder
shall refuse or neglect TO enter INTO any
within FIVE 90 days from the time nc
shall have been notified of the acceptance
of the same. said check shall be forfeited
10 the City of Indianapolis as asccrtained
and lquldated damages Tor the failure TO
do So
An AFFIDAVIT of non-collus'on "a re-
CURED 10y law must be furnished
The Board of Park Commissioners re-
serves the right 10 reject any and all bids.
CHARLES A BOOKWALTER.
FRANK r. MANLY.
4. ". MAGUIRE.
EMSLEN W. JOHNSON
Board of Park Commissioners of the City
OF Indianapolis Indiana
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MONEY TO LOAN
Local NOTICES

NoMCE TO BIDDERS
or PUBLIC PARKS. CITY
- or ISDIANAPOLIS, OFFICE OF THE
A
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IS,
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Board Of Public Works City Of Indiar-
April g. i5 20. 1925.
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$500 CASH
PAYMENT, MODERN
COTTAGE

Garfield Place. 1918 o1e-story six-room
home; vacant; three end rooms. brick
porch; anxious to sell now: want offer.
Ernest E. Woods 209 New Kresge Bldg
Main 1854. Res. Randolph 450S.
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Hogs
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CAPITOL. N. 1872 front-room suite 3
room apartment, well furnished: first
floor. Lincoin 1868.
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Commencing in the center line of Ma
line of Oliver Ave: thence east along
the center line of oliver Ave to the center
line of White River: thence south along
River to the center line of the l. & v.
railroad right way; thence southwest
road right-of-way 10 the center line OF
the Indianapolis Union Railroad right-of-
way; thence northwest along the center
line of Indianapolis Uunion Railroad right
of-way TO the center line OF Morris St:
tience east along the center line of Morris
thence north along the center line OF
Division St. to the center line of Ray St:
thence east along the center line of Raw
thence north along the center line OF
Marion Ave. to the center line of Oliver
Ave. the place OF beginning shall con-
stitute the Second Precinct of the Four
teenth Wa~d in thaTCi.~ ~ - '..-.n.iY -.
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Ave. at its intersection i with fiG the center center
line of the p. c.. c. & St. L. Railroad
right of-way: thence cast along the CEN
ter line of the p. c.. C. C st. L. Railroad
right-of-way to the corporation line east
thence south. west and south along the
meanderings of the corporation line to tie
center line of Brookville Rd.: thence
northwest along the center line of Brook
vile Ra. to the center line of Ritter Ave;
thence north along the center line of Rit-
ter AYR. to the center line OF the p, T..
c, &c ISt. l.. Railroad right-of-way. the
place t0f beginning, shall constitute the
Twentyrsecond Precinct of the Ninth Ward
in Tho CITY OF Tndi anorofi<
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Commencing IN the center line OF Lin
wood Ave. at its intersection with the
center line of Michigan St: thence east
along the center line of Michigan st. to
south along the center lire of Emerson
Ave. to the CENTER Inc of Washington ST.:
ington st. to the center line of Linwood
Ave-, thence north along the center line
O., Linwood AVE. to the center line Of
Michigan St. the place OF beginning shall
constitute the Seventeenth Precinct of the
Ninth Ward in the City of Indianapolis.
EIGHTEENTH PRECINCT-
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Commencing in the center line of the
Pennsylvania Railroad right-of-way at its
ST.: thence east along the center line OF
Raw 81, TO the center line of Madison
line of Madison Ave to The center line of
prosnoct st b. ---ttn'arr thp c~rt0-
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149-IK CIKK
Neveles es szokas.

A bebi mem iatekszer. Emberi leny
8, tcljes szervezettel es ICY jogait mel,
tanyolni kell Semmi k0riilmenyek k0-
zott ne engedje az anya bebi jogait
csorbitani a rokonok, vagy baratok el.
vezctenek vagy sz6rakozasanak kedve'
ert. Tulzottan sok jatek a bebivel csak
zavaria kicsit kifarasztja, SGT eset-
leg hatraltatia is termeszetes fejl6,
deseben.
Ringatni, razni, vagy hancuroztatni
a bebit, miutan mar evett, nagyon ross2
szokas. Vannak, akik AIT hiszik, hogy
ilvesmi el6segiti az emesztest, de hogy'
ha Ont valaha ICY felraztak egy jdl
elk0t0tt ebed utan, akkor tudja, hogy
ilyesmit6l az etcl nemhogy emeszt6dik,
hanem inkabb kikivankozik.
A gyermekncveles programjaban az
apanak hatarozott helye van. - Egyiitt
kell miikodnie az anyaval, vagy pedig
igen keves sikere lesz a nevelesnek
Gvakran bebi tokeletesen viselkedils
es cselekszik, ha az anya egyedul gon'
dozza, de teljesen megvaltozik, mikor
az apa megjelenik.
Az apa es nagysziil6k reszer6l min
dig megvan hajlam ARA, hogy bab-
ralianak a bebivel es tulsagos figyel-
miikkel elkinozzak
Ez a figyelmesseg legnagyobb ell
lensege az apolasnak. A bebi csakhamar
megszokja es koveteli az tan. Sirni
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Franciska, szjiletett :.

Franciska, sZjiletett =.
Mind feszjilten figyeltek sza-
mot kisiilt, hogy Franciska egy
6vvel 0regebb a Palikanal. Ere
mindnyajan magukba melyedtek
s egy sem inert masllra neZnl /
mindannyian elmelaztak azon,
hogy a menyasszony egy Greg ne
met nevelono volt (nagyon he-I
lyes, kedves leany ugyan, no de
megis ~ megfdgta ezt a TAX
nyos Palikat !. S hogy belet0r6d-
tex a sziil0k F.! =. A mama, az AM
brus lany S az apa, g0g0s Peery.
Az Greg ur e nyilvanos megsze-
eyenittetesen lilav0r0s lett s csak
az vigasztalta, hogy az igyved
zseb6ben van, mask pedig t0k-
reszeg biztosan mem is hallja. A
mama g0g0sebb volt, mint az
eg8sz eleteben AIT mOndta ma
gaban, hogy Palikanak minden
szabad... All. akkor kellett volna
megverni, amikor kicsi volt S elo-
szor nyult olyan utan, ami mem
neki valo =. A nasznagy hallga-
tott mosolygott magaban, szi-
j. vart gondolatban szopogatva,
hogy ICY kell ezeknek a gogos
dzsentriknek, csak az a kar, hogy
mem zsid6lany ez a buta nemet
fraila :. A volegeny (most mar
ferj) lehajtotta a fejet S we're
zuborgott mem banta, akarmi
lesz is >. A menyasszony (most
mar asszony) erelyesen nezett ma
ga ele, rendes volt es pontos
maid 8 rendbeszedi az eletet j. A
mask tanu csak akkar ebredt fel
all1oholos almab6l, mikor mennie
kellett az asztalhoz, hogy alairja
a jegyzSkonyvet...
Az anyakonyvvezet6 sietve be-
szegte az aktust elbocsajtotta
6ket.
Az egesz oily gyorsan kozo
nyosen daralodott lie, hogy ami
kor ujra kint voltak az eloszoba
ban, mindnyajan kabultak vol
tax es sietve furtak at magukat
tovabb varakoz6k tomegen.
A folyos6n meg szotlanul no
hantak at, de lepcsohazban meg
allott az Greg neni az iigyved
mex a karjaba kapaszkodott
Konny csillogott szemeben, a
| iigyved, mint nasznagy, ugy erez
I Ite magat, mint temetesen kor
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-05

doleal6 vendeg: most Jon resi-
vet 5szinte kifejezese zokogo
gyasz elott.
- Edes fam, - mondta a ne
nj, sirosan mentegetodzve, gya-
van nyoszorogve, - ilyen :. ilyen
rettent6 ). ilyen szornyiiseg -.
Liiszterkabatban volt az anya-
k0nyvvezet6... Liiszterkabatban t..
Es letorolte konnycseppjet;
- Liiszterkabatban eskette a
Palikamat :. Ez otthon megse tor
tent volna :,
Az Greg urban tovabb tartott a
diihos energia. Mar messze elol
docogott, lefele a lepcson s csak
lent. miel6tt a kocsiba szallottak
volna, akkor fogta meg nasz-
nagy-iigyved karjat:
- Ocsem L.. Hogy fene borit-
sa be :. tudod .. ezt a ii rothadt
pesti demokraciatokat ;. Liiszter-
kabatban eskette fiamat L..
Fejet cs6valta:
ICY meg mem kopott belle kom
munizmus Sc a Peery csalad becsu
letjibe!... Liiszterkabatba esket-
NIL.
Mintha maga is eszrevette vol
na az iigyved ironikus mosolyat.
Mikor en- eskiidtem, kett6s
elmer volt a templom kapujan s
a papon Macy, nehez st6la es fe-
jen gy0ngy0s skapulare =. Merit.
lehet, hogy 0k0r vagyok; hogy ez
nekem fontos :. de, villamlo
szemmel tette hozza, - ha 0kor
vagyok is,... 0csem :. de cimeres
okor =.