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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-10-22
SEEK PLOTTERS
OF JAIL BREAK
Dynamite Sent Members
of Notorious Gang in
Arkansas Found


LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Oct. 22.-Sey-
eraI arrests today were expected to re-
suit from an investigation Being con-
Quoted by postoffice inspectors into at
tempts made last week to aid the notO-
rious Birchfield gang Of bank robbers
and murderers in escaping from the
state prison farm at Tucker.
The inspectors started their probe
yesterday following a conference with
the assistant superintendent Of the
prison. They have an their TASK the
ferreting out Of persons who mailed a
quantity Of dynamite, fuses and caps
and poison to members Of the Birchfield
gang. The dynamite and poison were
seized at the prison more than week
ago before it was delivered to the
prisoners. Discovery Of the prepara-
tions for the Jail delivery was not made
public until yesterday,
life imprisonment for a Staying during
bank robbery at Sulphur Springs sew
eral months ago, IL the leader Of the
convicts alleged to have planned to es-
cape by use Of the explosives and
poison.
Had the plans been carried out dyna-
mite would have been exploded in a
doorway between the prison dining hall
and stockade building. The prisoners
had hoped to escape during the result
ing confusion. The poison was to have
been placed in the prison drinking water
containers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-10-22

SOFIA Bulgaria. fIE-- 1Z--f~ a pF-
ficIsIly reported that C~raH1 rrDDnE
have invaded Bulgarian -sr~ 20
declaration q war 7opsers~ rs 5e~n
received from Cie srissns aowerar1suTs
Fne SufgrIan gDvernmeur rae 1eerT
unable to get LH roueh With -Fre GrspE
governmenr for rhe EaEt -hrse daFs aI-
though three Irrsrr messages ray@
been sent Ho Arhers urging JDIEE -
vestigati0n into the border inrfapnr ar
Demirhissar.
The Spanish minister, SeHor Romero
who returned from 5ai0ni<i chis n0rr-
ing, informed 5he Associates P-gsB
that the Greek general staff wzs in IN.
nigh state af excitement
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-10-22
Cotton Spinning On
Gain, u. S. Reports

WASHINGTON, d. G., Oct. 22.-Cotton
spinning showed slightly increased ac-
tivity in September as compared with
August, and was considerably more ac
tive than in September a year ago, CEN
sus bureau statistics issued today in
dicated.
Active spindle hours for September
totalled 7,102, ,429 $50, or an average Of
1873 hours per spindle in place compar-
ed with, 6 1854, ,413,S49 or an average Of
1874 in August this year, and 6,414,902,-
O1O or an average of ITO in September
last year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-10-22


LONDON Oct 22-It was reeaIEsa
in political quaraers today thar Greece
and Bulgaria are members Jf rte le@-
que If nations and r was commended
that II Greece has actually denandeu
an indemnity Of Z.000 600 French francs
an apology and punishment for she
Bulgarian Officers resp0nsibie for me
attack. and set q time limit Of 20 hours
for fu!filIment of these conditions sn@
has made false m1re.
~ H. Said however, THAT Tx 8ulgzFi-
an regular troops took part in ras
fighting this would give the incidenr =
more dangerous aspect than II he
troublesome irreguIars. known as go
mItadIis~ alone were. e0ncerned-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-10-22
meet DONNA
PLANS TO SEEK.
STATUSOF PORT
Opposition to Purchase
of Rio Grande Road
by M. p. Shown; To
Arouse Sentiment
(Specill 10 The Herald)


DONNA, Texas, Oct. 22.-Steps to de-
termine the present status Of the
Point Isabel port project and to crea;e
Valleywide sentiment against the pro
posed purchase by the Missouri Pacific
railroad system Of the Rio Grande rail
way, running between Brownsville anj
the proposed port, were taken by cir
liens of Hidalgo county in a meeting
held here last night.
The meeting, called by the Donna
Chamber Of Commerce primarily to de-
termine the prospects for development
Of the port, named committee to draft
resolution on the subject which viii
be addressed TO members of commit
tee formerly named to push the pro-
ject The resolution will be made pub
lie through the press. Members of
the committee to whom the resolution
is to be addressed include s. G. Tucker,
c. L. Jessup. r. g. Morris, W. b. Clint,
w. f. McDayitt and John Gregg. This
body was named at a conference Of
Valley citizens with Major J. L. Schley,
u. s. engineer with office at Galveston,
at meeting held in Brownsville last
January.
body was named to bring about the
completion Of the isner channel or to
raise the funds needed for its compile
tion," speakers last night said. The
resolution is 4 ask what plan has
been decided upon and why no action
has been taken. Also, the resolution
will ask why navigation board, pro-
posed at the conference with Major
Schley has not been created.
Members Of the committee to draft
this resolution are o. L. Williams,
DonEa; Leslie Neal, Weslaco; J. f
Bell, San BenitO and Geo. ToOlan, Har-
lingen. All these men are secretaries
of chambers Of commerce in their
towns.
ID. A. O'Brien. president Of the Rio
Grande railway, who was invited to the
l1eeting, told Hidalgo county citizens
the Missouri Pacific never would get
control of the road connecting the port
with Brownsville if he was able to pre-
vent IL He urged that sentiment be
created against the sale and that Off
cials Of the VI. r. be made to realize
that the Valley considered that line an
enemy to the port. Other speakers said
the " Z. was ADVERSE W CTcdIlHS Up
position in the Valley now and that if
its officers realized the feeling against
their acquiring the line to Point Is
abel the sale might be prevented.
Mr.. O'Brien said he had accompa-
MED Major Schley and other govern
ment engineers on a recent inspection
of the inner harbor at Point Isabel
and that these men found the dredged
channel to be open still at its original
depth. The undredged part of' the
channel was found to be seven and
half feet and deeper at very low tide,
her said This statement was made to
refute rumors to the effect the inner
channel had filled again.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-10-22

The RIO Grande took drop of three
to four feet here last night, and il now
practically normal, after being within
four or five feet Of the TOP of its
banks FOR many weeks
The series of flood stages which
have been experienced since early in
the year are considered at an end with
this drop, a. the river rarely rises in
Novmber Or December. according I'd A-
A. Laurents. manager of the Browns
vile Ferry Co.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-10-22

(By the Associated Press.1
PORT ARTHUR-PIans to aid in
obtaining federal appropriation for
completion Of two sections of an in
land waterway from New Orleans to
Corpus Christi are to be formulated
at a two-day session of the Intra-
coastal association OF Louisiana and
Texas, beginning here tomorrow
DALLAS-The thirty-sixth division
association, organized at the AmeTi-
can legion convention in Fort Worth
last month, has started a drive for
members with the expectation OF
erecting a division memorial
FORT WORTH-Condftiona par
d0ned from the penitentiary where
he was serving a 15-year sentence
for the murder Of l. r. Martin in
1922 by Gov. Ferguson six months
ago because Of his advanced age and
failing health, H. Jasper Henley, ",
for nearly 50 years a resident Of TT.
Worth died Wednesday AZ his home
here.
DENISON-Two girls, IA and ~
years OF age, were taken into custody
here, Is minutes after a telephone
call had been received from Duranf,
Okla, stating they had run away
from school.
AMARILLO-A field snperfnfend-
ent for an oil company was Lowered
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-10-22
WARLOOMS
ORDER To Hold
BORDER ISSUES
Appeal to League OF Ma
tions May Stop Hos
tilities, Officials 1T
London Believe

By the Associates Presst
The Greco-BuIgarian situations
growing out Of rhe border clasfl
near DemIrhlssar On MOndar
apparently has reached IA erisis
with the reported INVASION c.
Bulgarian territory by Grse<
forces
The Bulgarian border trDSps
are said t0 have been ordered 60
N offer the utmost resistance
The Sofa government ae-
cording To Vienna disparebes-
has protested the alleged FS0la-
ton Of her territory % the ga
que Of nations LeaxLse gf1-
cials. however. saT no prvfesE
has been reee5Ted-
Semi-0ffIeizI 5OEz dispatches
state Greek artillery Ef s1eiI1nx
the village " PstrIen- rear r1e
border. Whleh - eEg1Egied wsxs7
Macedonian refugees
- AK1rrl| FA@ai1AF yA TsSI~ ~~M%f-HSM0 Hfp
respGns~ SD 1@r -rrrcR -Er@Ha@gr r@-
mands far aB iHnuaAHa1e zaHHSrF nrp
sh~ D-Trirn5ssaY anesdsnE-
bvfia serHi-offic1at re-BE axeur-
claims sdvaues iHfor7ussfou " a Grs~ss
plan for an adpsrfes fuovemeuc ~ ~
Retreh saes Eas eersFvea 5v sr~ 3sBl-
zsrIaH foreign offfes Eerpr-zl fsFg zawyg
official quarters wv lSnnsr Trgfsu~
nTb -r De IntIIlr aDyrsnerHIu@- D@tfp--
iHg tne iea1ue MI nations arrgrx snDu@r
w Drsveur serlsus snaxaug Tnrir rhe
council e4tr 4r~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-10-22
new TAX SCHEDULE
OFFERED By MELLON


WASHINGTON D r-- Orr ZZ---
new schedule gf HgrTnaI inrgnH- raE@~
-as pre=ented 80 rhe h0E#@ says ana
means COMMITTEES sSdaT Nv S>r- NefEgn-
The proposal sEgxsars - rate ~ sms
pereent On the first sI-0s9 n rzxzois
income twO Dersens Sn ire sezx
1890 three 1ergenr an Inc Sszr
$1,000 and ; peresnf Thereafter
This arrangements rfe secretary saan
iH a letter NV Chafrman GrE@m- Sr-
ably hgHI4 ~ sEgre Bsriafas-grT
rhan the recently sabnfrrea treasury
schedule Suggesting 9ns 3eresnr pT Ire
first SS.089 Of taxable Sneoms- rb<ss
oeresnt on ere uexo s4.D09. aIa EE~s
Dereen1 thereafter
Presenn normal rzces are rSg1 1@H
esne gn cine first s4.1Gg gf fncgne, sour
Derrenr on cine next %s.18G- znd sIE a%r
cent on rne rema raer-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-10-22
STATE NEWS IN BRIEF

head-first. with a rope about his
waist. into $50 foot hole being
drilled in the Panhandle field to re-
cover a lost tool
RROWNWOOD-Three companies
of BrownwOod high school cadets.
Daraded here this morning to dem-
onstrafe the Developments ef military
training I'm the public schools.
SAN ANGELO-YearEing steers i'm
this section have sold this week for
$40 head. SO higher than a year
ago. and yeariing ewes have brought
SIS, each. So over the previous top
for the season, indicative Of fncreas-
ing good times I'm the livestock i'm
dHstry
LUBBOCK-Ed J. PferSon, evftOn
ginner, who was found dead in his
bed late yesterday, has been iden-
titled as coming here several weeks
ago from Waxahachie. where the
body has been sent. Death was due
To natural causes.
sHERAAE-wTlIiam r. FaEIou. e
years old, was found dead i'm a eDf-
ton field near his home seven miles
west Of here "Wednesday afterneen-
Death IL said to have came no q re-
suIt of stroke Of apoDEexy-
SHEKHAE-Civie orgznizafigns gf
(Cont'd IN Pg- ~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-10-22
ship OFFICERS
WOUNDPROBED
Engineers Condition is
Critical Following
Shooting ARRAY
lRx the Associated Press. }


ANTWERP, Belgium, Oct. 22.-David
X. Gilmour, assistant chief engineer Of
the Canadian Pacific liner Melita, un
derwent an operation today for removal
Of the bullet wh:.h lodged behind his
ear when he went toSthe aid of Second
Engineer John~ Holiday during the
shooting affray on the liner yesterday
in which Captain A. B. Clews was killed.
The bullet was removed but Mr.. Gil
mour is in a critical condition. Mr..
Holiday also is reported near death
The Melita left for Montreal, via
Southampton where the body Of Cap
tain Clews, who was a nephew Of the
late Henry Clews, Wall street finan-
cier, will be removed. Thomas Towers,
first officer, who was arrested after
the shooting, will be handed over to
British authorities at Southampton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-10-22
HERE ON FIRST TOUR

Marie Kurenko, prima
donna, and lawyer, daughter Of the
house Of Kotoff, once richest in all Si-
IBERIA, il here on her first American
concert tour.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-10-22
HUSBAND HANGED. WEEDS AGAIN

OAKLAND, CalIf.-Mrs. Eva Boiling
er, widow Of four murderers, was mar
ried here one week after her fourth
husband was hanged.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-10-22
MARY IS BANK DIRECTOR

HOLLYWOOD.-Mary Pickford has
been elected director of the "Movie
Bank" here, the Federal Trust and Saw
ings.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-10-22
CHURCH FEDERATION TO MEET

The first meeting Of the Brownsville
Federation Of Churches for the present
season will be held tomorrow afternoon
at the Baptist church. The session
will begin at $3.50 o'clock.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-10-22
RED COUNTESS
BARREDBY US.
Wife Of Former Hungar-
ian Republic Chief
Planned Lectures

WASHTNGTON, u. g., Oct, ~
Countess Karoiyi, wife Of Count Michael
Karolyi, former president Of the short
lived Hungarian republic, has been de-
MED permission to visit the United
States on lecture tour.
The American consul general in Paris
refused TO approve her passports and
the action has been approved by the
state department. The refusal was
based upon the law which bars persons
Of known revolutionary views.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-10-22

When Countess KaroIyi visited New
York last November unsuccessful ef-
forts were made to have her debarred
on the ground that her lectures were
to be bolshevik propaganda. She
abandoned the lecture tour.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-10-22
COMET LONG MISSING, FOUND

CAMBRIDGE, Mass.-Fays comet has
been seen at Hamburg after a long abb
sence, Harvard has been informed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-10-22

SHEKHAE-Civie orgznizafi0ns gf
(Cont'd On Pg- -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-10-22

AMARILLO-A field snperinfend-
ent for an oil company was lowered
Evening star., 1925-04-26
25c and 20c Huck
Towels, 10c Each
Tailored VesteeS
$1.OO Each

Linen, Organdy, Ratne and Pique Vestees, with
Peter Pan collars others collaress with and with.
out cuffs. Trimmed with buttons, also plain or
hemstitched models. In white, ecru and combina-
ton colorings.
Goldenbergs-First Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-26

Lisle Half Hose. 19c
Mercerized Lisle Half Hose,
black and new plain shades;
high-spliced heel, double reins
forced sole and toe; irregularm
of 40c grade.
S1.25 Union Suits, S5c
Athletic Union Suits, largs
plaid mercerized madras; sleeves
less style, closed crotch; extra
full-cut sizes, "a to 46; perfect
quality.
6oc Underwear, 47o /
Oneita Make Balbriggan CHh
derwear, ecru color; short.sieevA
shirts, full-length legs, with
double reinforced seat; regulaA
sizes; perfect quality.
Evening star., 1925-04-26
Spring Notion Needs

Ever-Ready Knife
Sharpeners, a keen
edge in FIVE GOo
seconds ..... ooO
I0c R e ady Hair
Curriers', four on card:
wave or curl in a few
minutes without Te
heat, card ...... ~
1Sc Stickeri Edg-
ings. white and colored
edges four-yard I0c
pieces ...... OO
Sanitary Step-inS
also bloomers, good
quality rubber with
net tops sc 49,
kinds. at ..,... Too
Evening star., 1925-04-26
Our Mems Furnishings Department Offers
List of Money-Saving Values in
Mems Spring Furnishings

Sl.2S Union Suits, 79c
Porosweave Union Suits, plain
white; short sleeves, knee or
full length legs, closed crotch;
all perfect quality; regular sizes.
Fancy Half Hose, 55c
500 pairs of Silk-and-rayon
Fancy Half Hose, high-spliced
heel, double reinforced sole and
toe: new plaid patterns, in
many color combinations.
S. Pullover Sweaters, $500
Cricket Pull-over Sweaters,
pure wool, in all-around striped
patterns; eek pull-over
styles; sizes SO to AZ.
GoIdenbefx's-Firss Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-26
60c Ponaee Silks, Soc
69c Perfect Quality
Shades, 48c

Opaque Cloth Window Shades
3x5.s IT. finished size. mounted on
guaranteed spring rollers; In white
ecru, medium and dark green:
Complete with all fixtures ana
crochet ring to match.
GoIdenberE's-Fourth Floer.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15
g. 1rARCZA s I
IRTA: PIERRE VALDAGNE.

ban sikeriilt iizlet utan megyasa
rolhat egy darab butort, amirc
mar regen sziikseg van, ruhat We
het felesegenek, amire az regen
vagyik. Maid meglatja, hogy az
is milyen boldogsag.
A fiatalember csodalkozva Is
ertelmetleniil nezte j0vend6belt
ap6sat es magaban mar-mar zsu-
gorisaggal kezdte vadolni.
Mem szabad elfelejtenie
hogy ha szegenysegben kezdik 6
a maguk erejevel foejak fokr6l.
fokra felkiizdeni magukat, akkor
ebben a nyomorusagban ugy osz.
szebaratkoznak, annvira egy les7
minden gondolatuk, hogy ez kin
cset er es megfizethetetlen. Celia
lesz az 6letiiknek es mindegyik
az eletet is odaadja masikert. Ne
gondolja azonban, hogy en- bar
mire kenyszeriteni akarom: va
laszthat tetszese szerint.
Azok a szavak, ahogy ezt elmon
dotta. nagy hatast tettek j0ven-
do vejere.
= Szeretem a leanyat. A lea
nya is secret engem. Lehet, hogy
a penz csak utjaban all a boldog.
saenak. Tartsa meg az 0tszazezer
frankjat es csak a leanyat ada
ide. Mi annal jobban tudjuk egy
mast szeretni. Mem kell penz.
Amint akaria. Mikor tart
jak meg az eskiiv6t?
= Minel hamarabb.
A j0vend6 v6 mar az ajt0na
allott, bucsnzas utan, amikor Po
lacre visszahivta:
= Tudja az 0rdog, meggondol
tam magam, megis okosabb do
log, ha a leanyom minden apr(
szeszelyet teljesitheti. Megkapja
az 0tszazezer frankot is.
A fiatalember utk0zben azor
gondolkozott: vajjon bolond-e ~
aposa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15
Fekete sZenek
IRTA: GEORGES POURCAIs.

Az asszony mozdulatlanul tilt q
fotelban. Helennek hivtak, szokc
volt es k6kszemii. Elotte egy puf
fon, majdnem a fold0n ferjt
tilt es Macy kezirat csom6t tartott
a kezeben.
A ferfi regenyiro volt es u.
k0nyvet olvasta fel az asszony
max.
Amikor befejezte, az assZony
csukott szajjal, csukott szemme
hatrahajolt a szekben, vegul {
ferfi sz6lalt meg:
= Ugy latom, mem tetszett ne
ked a konyv.
= De igen. Csak vannak hibai
= Els pedig?
= 10 a konyved, faidalmas
tiszta, igaz. De egycehany ajax
lat rosszul rajzoltad meg. A hos
noje, Lea, egeszen furcsa, maid
mem valoszinutlen figura. Sim
patikusnak akartad rajzolni?
= Termeszetesen.
Akkor mem sikerijlt. Men
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15
Kerje rendszeresen orvosa tanacsat.
14e-1K c1KK.

A csecsem5kori hasmenes egy vesze.
Ives tiinet. ami ellen azonnal 6vintez-
kedeseket kell tenni. Kiilon 6vintezke-
desek es az anya reszer6l val6 condos
sag sokban hozza fognak jarulni, hogy
a csccsem6 keresztiilmenjen a veszelyes
eletkOron.
A hasmenest mindig leggondosab-
ban kell ellen6rizni, ha mindjart k0ny-
nvii roham is, inert ha mem kezelik pom
tosan, mindenfele bonyodalmakra We
zethet. Mar k0nnyu eseteknel is orvos-
max a tanacsat kell kikerni. Ha azon-
ban orvoshoz mem tud elmenni, vagy
csak kes6n, ajanlatos "a 6rara besziin,
tetni taplalast csak felforralt vi
yet vagy gersli-vizet adni a csecsem6-
nek Huszonnegy ora elmultaval, ha a
bebi jobban van, probation neki adni
egy nagyon gyenge kevereket Ca felet
rendes er6ssegnek) es allapotanak
megfelel6en. Rendesen tiz,tizennegy
napot vesz igenybe, amig rendes
emesztes helyreall. Egy masodik ilyen
roham mar felkesziiltebben fogja talal-
nj.
Az iivegcknek, cucliknak es f6z6-
edenyeknck mindenkor teljesen tisz-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15
!. !. 1sab. QlsTQRER Is

n /!
taknak kell lenniok. EFT a. legjobban a
nteleg vizben val6 kif6zes altal lehet
megtenni. Minden, taplalek elkeszi-
tesehez hasznalt vizet, el6bb fel kell
forralni, azutah lehiiteni Is egy cserep-
edenybe szorosan lezarni - el6bb azon
ban az edenyt Zorro vizzel j6l XII kell
mosni. F6zhet egyszerre annyi vizet,
hogy az egesz nap eltartson.
Az anyatcj mindenkor legbizto-
sabb. Ha azonban ez nincsen, a va
asztott taplaleknak tisztanak kell lem
ME, egeszseges tejnek, amelyet be-
bi koranak es sulyanak megfeleloen
fe kcll higitani.
Ha mem biztos helyi dairy jeben, a
kondenzat tel idealis gyermektapla-
lex, inert tiszta, az osszetetele egyenle-
tes, taplal6, k0nnyen emeszthet6
puszta vizzcl val6 felhiggitas utan, bar
mikor hasznalhat6. Ha narancslevet es
cerealokat al (mnt ahogy AIT barmi-
lyen fajta tejnel hasznaljak), a konden
z6lt tel, ha helyesen hasznaljak, a be-
bi n3vesere sziikseges osszes anyago-
kat szolgaltatja.
A belbajokat meg lehet el8zni. Tisz-
ia taplalek, tiszta 1870 es taplal6ede-
nyek, tiszta iv6viz, kell8 mennyisegi
tapalek helyes id5kozokben, clegen-
do frss leveg6vel es napfennyel, sokat
f. hoo
re. A legyek bacillus hord6k es sokszor
megmergezik a taplalekot. Exert ma
gyon fontas, hogy ezeket bebi tapla-
lekat6l tavol tartsa. EFT a legjobban
ugy teheti meg ha legyeket kipusz-
titja hazab6l.
Mint fentebb emlitettiik, az anyak
sok esetben keptelenek ARA, hogy oyer
mekeiket taplaljak, exert mas megfele-
l6 taplalekr6l kell gondoskodni. A j6,
eges7seges tel, finom eukorral es kell5
mennyisegii vizzel vegyitve, legjobb
helyettesit6je az anyatejnek. A legfi-
nomabb teiet legjobb cukorral We
gyitve, kappa Borden's Eagle Brand
teiicl. Az amerikai anyak harom nem-
zed6ken 1T megbiztak kitiin6 tejben.
Adia az utasitashoz merten es ez lesz
Iegiobb helyettesit6je az anyatejnek.
olvassa el figyelmesen minden heten
ezeket cikkeket es 6rizze meg, hogy
j6v6ben hasznalhassa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15

erted ell celodat, inert az embcl
inkabb demonnak erzi, mint j
angyalnak.
A ferfi mosolygott, az assZony
annal hevesebben folytatta:
= Ez feketehaju, feketesz y
mil no inkabb nosteny, mint asz-
SONY. ,Bizalmatlansagot gerjeszt
A feri felcsattant:
= Utov6gre mem lehet minden
XII sz6ke es kekszemil, mint te.
Az asszony mem felelt, a ferfi
felallt:
= Viszontlatasra. Tudod, hogy
a szerkeszt0segbe kell mennem
Sietek haza.
Elment. Az asszonynak cSzebe
iutott az az lido, amikor ferjencb
minden regenyhose sz6ke volt
kekszemii, mint 8. Tudta AIT is
hogy miert valtozott meg az y
lese.
Maga el0tt latta AIT a sokad
rangu kis szineszn6t, aki mosta
naban ferjet foglalkoztatta.
= Ostoba lany! Mem is sep
Mem is er valami sokat es meg
csalja. o megis foglalkozik vele
Tudta i6l, hogy mem is olyar
regen ferje ra mem nezett vol
ma mas more es feltetlenul boldo.
volt sz6ke haja arnyekaban.
Hiaba, most mar a fellet'
hal es fekete szem kell neki.
A ferfi egy este faradtan jot'
haza. Ideges volt, aka k0riil Ike
serves mosolygas tilt.
Visszavonult az ir6szobajaba g
duh0s hallgatasba merritt. Az asz
SONY erezte, hogy szerencsetlell
Tudta, hogy faj neki valami, vi
oasztalni akarta.
Mi baj, dragam?
- Semmi.
= Valiant bajod megis van.
A ferfi mem nezett ra.
Igen, van. Raj0ttem, hog.
igazad van. A konyvem rossz. n
ked volt igazad. Lea utalatos, un
dorito, gyiil0letes.
Egy pillanatig hallgatott, a.
tan folytatta:
= Elvetemedett, utolso no, Ike
z0nseges kurtizan.
A cs0ndben furcsan hangzot
elesen kialt6 hangja. Az asszon
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15

szivet boldogsag hullama 0ntot,
te Ell. A ftrfi folytatta:
= Ami a hires, szep fekete sze-
met illeti es hires, szep, fekete
hajat: aljassag, csalas bujkalnak
am0g0tt. Mem szeretem t0bbe
csak kek szemet es sz0ke hajat
Az asszony felgyujtotta lam
pat es odaallt ferie ele. A ferfi
meglepetten kialtott fel. Az asz
SONY fekete parokat viselt. Vagy
mem is par6kat: feketere festette
a hajat.
: Miert tetted, dra gam? - ktr
d6sz6val olelte at feleseget.
= Meg akartalak tartani, min.