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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-21
HAZAI TAPASZTALATOK.
(Folytatas a 7.-ik oldalon)

Trlen, mikor fiiteni kell S fara
Szenre mem telik, idle menekedik
az egyetemi hallgato egy csesze
kave mellett, 0rakat eliil, tanulva.
Ncha egesz csaladok ide meme
killnek hideg, fiitetlen lakas
clol. A kavehazak legtobbjeben
Macy kartyacsatak vannak, sokan
utolso rllhadarabjaikat elzalogo-
silva, egy lapra teszik fel vagyo-
nuk utolso roncsait.
Ma mar minden kavehazban
van zenekar, vagy ciganybanda,
yagy jazz, a tancolas is vigan To-
lyik. Naprol-napra nagyohb nep-
szeriisegnek orvendenek a del
utani es .esti tancok. A kavehaz
E0zeper0l elvisznek SO asztalt,
az igyi ilnesen maradt helyen
.jarja tanc0rtilet. De nehogy AIT
gondolja valaki, hogy csardas,
kcringo, vagy palotas a divat,
otthon is Charlestont S a diva
tos amcrikai tancokat jarjak. A
cigany persze neutrality-suspicious. a
kavehazi koz0nseget minden fell
oraban. Ez is. egy kiilon bofraval6.
\ pezsg6s Macy mulatasoknak
azonban veget vetett penztelen
seq. Ma a kavehazi k0z0nseg mem
fogyaszt egyebet, mint kavet
vagy legfeljebb, egNt iiveg sort.
A pezsgohiit6 jeges-v0drok OFT
szomorkodnak kasszirn0 tronu-
san, mint regi itlGknek emlekei.
A legritkabb esetben keriil cgy
pcnzas tarsasag, aki pezsg6t en-
gedhetne meg maganak.
A szegenyseg, nyomorllsag min
dcniitt beIeiitk0zik az emberbe. A
XII csak pesti korzorol, "a Ritz k6
zonsegr6l iteli meg a mai magyar
orszagi helyzetet, az persze csak
a ioletr0l tud beszamolni. Gazdag,
vagyonos emberek mindeniitt van
max, ICY Budapesten is akadnak
nagy szamban.
Magyarorszagnak meg mlndlg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-21
sZINPOMPAs

lnulatsagnal, igazan Macy es e.
vczetes esemenynek nez elebe mem
csak a helybeli, hanem a kornye-
k magyarsag is, oktober utols6
szombatj jan. A Katholikus Ifjusa-
81 K0r okt6ber 30. an, szombaton
este rendezi nagyszabasu Halo
ween mulatsagat Kossuth K0r
rtgi nagytermeben, a 124 East Fe-
dcral st. alatt.
A bal rendez6sege szamos meg
lepetest keszit el0 azon van, hogy
az idei Halloween bal nagysag
ban, sszepsegben s tarkasa gban,
mlmden eddigin tul tegyen ARA
mlndenki ugy emlekezzen vissza,
mint eletenek legszebb, minden
rt>zleteben felcjthetetlen bali ej-
szakajara.
Halloween esten mindenki ell
dobJa magat6l az elet nehez gond
Jat, a holnap rejtelmes lehetose-
gcit fekeveszetten mulat, tom
bol. Az egesz varos tele van vi
dam, gondtalan mulatoz6kkal az
utcakon terdig Jar az ember =
mem rozsakban - hanem konfet-
tlben, szerpentinben. Bomlik min
denki.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-21

vizben val6 kifozes altal lehet meg
tenni. Minden taplalek eokeszitese-
hez hasznaIt vizet elbbb fel kell forral-
nj. azutan lchuteni es egy cserepedeny-
ben szorosan lezarni clobb azonban
az edenyt Zorro vizzel jol XII kell mos
nj. F6zhet egyszerre annyi vizet, hogy
az egesz nap eltartson.
Az anyatej mindenkor legbizto
sabb. Ha azonban ez nincsen, valasz-
tctt taplaleknak tisztanak kell Jennie,
egeszseges tejnek, amelyet baby ko
ranak es sulyanak megfelel0en fel kell
higitani
Ha mem biztos a helyi dairy jeben,
kondenzalt tel idealis gyermektapla-
lex. inert tiszta, az osszetetele egyen-
letes, taplal6, k0nnyen emes1theto a
puszta vizzel val6 felhigitas utan, bar
mikor hasznatllat6. Ha naraneslevet es
cerealokat ad (mint ahogy AIT barml-
lyepfajta tejnel hasznaljak) a koilden-
zalt tel, ha helyesen hasznaljak, a ba-
by n6veserc sziikseges 0sszes anyago-
kat szolgaAtatja.
A belbaj ajokat meg lehet elozni. Tisz-
| ia taplalek, tiszta f6z6- es taplal6ede-
Inyek, tiszta ivoviz, kell0 mennyisegii
Itaplalek helyes id6kozokben, elegendo
friss leveg6vel es napfennyel, sekat
fognak tenni hasmenes megel6zesere.
A legyek becilllishord6k es sokszor meg
mergezik a taplal6kot. Exert nagyon
fontos, hogy ezeket a baby taplaleka-
It6l tavoltartsa EFT legjobban ugy
teheti meg, ha a legyeket kipusztitja
a hazabd.
Mint fentebb emlitettik, az anyak
sok esetben 'keptelenek ARA, hogy eyer
mekeikef taplaljak, exert mas megfe-
(lel6 taplal6kr6 kcll gondoskodni. A
is, cgeszsegcs tel finom cukorral es
kcll6 mennyisegi vizze vegyitve, a
lcgjobb helyaftcsit6jc az anyatejnek. A
llegfinomsrbb tejet legjobb eukornal
lvegyitve, kappa Borden's Eagle
Brand tejjel. Az amerikai an1yak ha-
! ron, heljzedfken at megbiztakee kitii,
n6 teiben. Ada az utasitasokhoz mer-
ten 6s ez lesz legjobb helyettesitoje az
Ianyatejnek.
| Olvassa el figyelmesen minden he
| ten ezeket cikkeket es 6rizze meg
| hogy j0v6ben hasznalhassa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-21
UToHANGoK.
Elszamolas a mezeskalacsrol.

A Rozsafiizer Tarsulat halas
kijSz0netet feezi ki mindazoknak,
akik a SIT. Istvan napi bucsu me-
zcskalacsainak megrendelesehez
adomanyaihkal hozzajarultak. A
legut6bb kozolt elszamolashoz,
meg AIT tessziik hozza, hogy n n.
acknowledgement $5.25-et, mely osz-
szeggel osszesen befolyt ere a
celra $29.55.
Ez a kis befektetes sep j0ve-
delmet lhozott, mivel eddig $4,000
foIyt be, mezeskalacs ertekesi-
teseb0l.
A mezeskalacs sziv elvandorolt
Campbellbe. ahol AIT szeretnek,
ha a fentemlitett 0sszeg szaz dol
lirra lenne kikerekitve, hogy ICY
a Youngstown es campbelli ma
gyarsaghoz lilo templomalap len
ne elhelyezhet6 az egyik bankban
kamatoztatasra
A R6zsafuzer Tarsulat ismetel-
ten halas k0sz0netet fejezi XII azok
max, akik adomanvaikkal ennek
az alapnak letrehozasat lehet6ve
tettek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-21

Olvassa el figyelmesen minden h6-
ten ezeket cikkeket Is 6rizze meg,
hogy j0v6ben hasznalhassa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-21

nagy sziiksege van segitsegre.
.Minden amerikai magyarnak, a
kinek otthon hozzatartoz6i el-
mex, k0telessege segites. Az lit
mar nem hordott, viseltes ruha,
feh6rnemii, cip6 odahaza Macy
0r0met szerez cricket kepvisel.
A szeretet7csomagokat Macy re-
menyseggel yarjak az otthoniak !!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-21
NOVEMBER s, PENTEK

Farrell, PA farrelli ma
gyar reformatus egyhaz ha-
rom napos Macy bazafjanak
masodik .napja, a Stanton
St.-i Horvat Hallban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-21
K.IAlD.0- !, HAlZ

AZ Eddie st. ZEN, Carnegie
gyar kozekben, kiado egy ket-
hatszobas haz. Tudako-
zddni lehet Kiss Andrasnal, ZIG
Crescent ST., ugyanott egy nagy
gaz- es szenf0zo kalyha elado.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-21

&c lefizetese utan q kivalasxtott CO.
! LUMBIA vagy VICTOR besz6l6-
gepet azonnal hazahoz szallitjuk. A
fennmaradt 0sszeg, k0nnyt t0rleszt6sre.
Columbia, Victor Is Odeon magyaT
lemezek osszes szamai alland6an kappa
t6k:
RESS MUSIC STORE,
40s West Federal st., Youngstown, O.
(Szemben a Pennsylvania &llomassal)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-21
BARNES
T0R0K FttRD0K
Hotel Ohio

Meghiilest. idegesseget, reumat,
lumbagot es gyonge verkeringest
gyorsan kigy6gyit. A jegy ara: hat
(6) fird6re $1,000. Ejjel-nappal nyis
va, vasarnap kivetelevel.
(Battla Creek Methods Used)
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The knowledge Test for
Times Readers

Every day with ats demands "pon US and Ds must
oro1O in oved0e in order Them One Of using hs
test information haze let run a"ag from
non or haze neve acquired By checking results w'th the
published day realize the fields IN 0@'ch 20" are
aOedkest.
Do you know?
!. How many nickels in dollar? -
2 What is the cost of "a cakes at the rate OF of DC
8. How many inches in Ia yards 49,.
Fill the blanks in these incomplete statements
a. Ceres the Goddess Of --.
5. "A la mode" according to ~--.
6. Caledonia is another for
7. The governor o. the State of New York is ---'
following that each accurate
g. w M Thackerav Author of Vanity Fair
g. William Booth An American journalist
10. Eli Whitney of slavery.
II. Horace Greeley
10 John Rrown O Salvation Army.
word incorrectly each sentence Which it,
13. Which of these books do you like best!
a. He set the
Is. Divide the candy between and l.
See tomorrows paper to verify your answers
Answers to Saturdays
The Merchant Of Shakespeare The Scarlet Let
terHawthorne; s. false; g. true 7, true; youth; D. N
Y Ilmes 10,
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DRAxToN was one OF those
ID little boys who have tan
trums. When he could not have
his way he would stand in the
middle OF the floor and kick and
scream with all his might. Brax-
ton had discovered this method
when he was a little baby, and
It only took a few tryouts to
make him understand just how to
proceed when other people inter.
fered with what he wished to doj
Now he was 5 years old and
he could make so much noise
when he plunged headlong into
one OF his fits of temper that his
parents felt that they must humor
him In order to preserve their
reputation in the neighborhood.
Then one day the mother heard
about q kindergarten for small
children, where wonderful changes
were. brought about through firm
but gentle discipline. So she took
her little boy there and entered
him in school.
That same day the children were
called In from play to enjoy their
crackers and milk--all sitting in
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COURSES FOR
NURSES

NORMAL school courses In
IN health education and allied
subjects for nurses engaged in
public school health work were
inaugurated during 1925-26 in
state normal schools OF Connec-
ticut. About 80 nurses awaited
themselves Of the opportunity of
training in service.
Groups Of nurses met approx
mately~~every two weeks during
the school year. and the course
included from IL to Is periods Of
two hours each. The essentials
of psychology. child training and
principles of educa tional method
were covered in lectures. The
work throughout the course was
correlated with health education.
Demonstration and practice les.
sons were given.
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NOw Continue

NyHEN, suddenly. like blind
/ ing sheet of lightning out OF
q dark sky. came back TO David
oil that st. Pierre had said about
Marie-Anne. He had pitied this
great cooI-eyed giant OF q man
who was fighting gloriously, ne
had thought, in the face OF q
situation that would have excited
most men. Frankly. st. Pierre
lad told him Marie-Anne cared
more for him than she should.
with equal frankness he had re-
Vealed his wiee's confession. to
him, that she knew Of his love
for her, of his kiss upon her hair.
In the blackness Carrfgan's face
burned hot. IL he had in nim the
desire TO kill st. Pierre now.
might not st. Pierre have had an
equally just desire to kill rimt
For he had known. even as he
kissed her hair. and as his arms
held her close to his breast n
crossing the creek, that she was
the wife OF st. Pierre, And
Marie-Anne-
lowered himself into the COL
wash of the river, and struck
out toward the bateau. He did
not breast the current with the
same fierce determination with
which he had crossed through the
storm to the raft, but dfiftesl
with it and reached the opposite
shore q quarter OF mile below
the bateau. Here he waited for
time. while the thickness OF the
clouds broke, and q gray .ght
came through them. revealing
dinIy the narrow path Of pebblJ
wash along the shore. Silently.
q stark naked shadow in the
night, he came back to the bateau
and crawled through his window
He lighted a lamp, and turned
e very low. and in the dim glow
OF It rubbed his muscles unt'
they burned. He was fit Tor to-
morrow and the knowledge oe
that fitness filled him with a
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savage eIation. A good.humore1
love Of sport had induced him to-
fling his first f-bantering chal.
Ienge into the face Of Concombre
Bateese. but that sentiment was
gone.
The approaching fight was no
longer an incident. a foolish error
into which he had unwittingly
plunged himself.
In this hour il was the biggest
physical thing that had ever
doomed up in his life. and he
yearned for the dawn with the
eagerness OF a beast that waits
for the kill which comes with the
break of day. But it was not
the half.breed's face he saw un.
der the hammering of his blows
He could not, hate the half-breed.
He could not even dislike him
now. He forced himself to bed
and later he slept. In the dream
that came to him ii was not
Bateese who faced him in battle
but st. Pierre Boulain.
Weakening Thoughts
He awoke with that dream a
thing Of fire. In his brain. The
sun was not yet up. but the
flush of it was painting the east.
and he dressed quietly and care
fully, listening for some sound of
awakening beyond the bulkhead.
II Marte-Anne was awake. she
was very still. There was noise
ashore. Across the river he could
hear the singing Of men. and
through his window saw the white
smoke of early fires rising above
the tree-tops.
It was the Indian who unlocked
the door and brought in his
breakfast. and 1t was the Indian
who returned for the dishes half
an hour later.
After ! that Carrlgan waited.
tense with the desire for action
TO begin. He seLsed no premoni.
ton of evil about to -befall him
Every nerve and sinew in his
body was alive for the combat
He thrilled with an oyerwhelm.
Ing cOHIlQSnCGs a COnglGLlUu VI
his ability to win. an almost dan.
gerous. self.conviction of ap.
preaching triumph in spite of the
odds in weight and brute strength
which were pitted against him.
A dozen times he listened at
the bulkhead, between him and
Marie-Anne. and still he heard
no movement on the other side.
It was o'clock when one of
the bateat men appeared at the
door and asked IL he was ready
Quickly David joined him. He
forgot his taunts to Concombre
Bateese. forgot the softly.padded
gloves in his pack with which he
had promised to pommel the half.
breed into oblivion. He was think.
ing only of naked fists.
Into a canoe David followed the
bateau man. who turned his craft
swiftly in the direction of the
opposite shore. And as they went.
David was sure he caught the
slight movement of a curtain at
the little window Of Marie-Anne's
forward cabin. He smiled back
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BEAUTY VS..
HEALTH

NIHE advocates OF the Steinach
method of human rejuvena.
ton by treatment OF certain
glands in the body stress the
wrong feature in endeavoring to
popularize the system. conten is
Hugh Fullerton in an article In
this weeks Liberty. ITO
lay investigator" Fullerton writes.
after a careful study OF the
method and It's results, ut APP
pears that DR. Steinach missed
the big opportunity. If he had
advertised the treatment as a
beauty restorer. he would have
converted most Of the feminine
sex by this time.
IT found the women who had
taken the treatment the writer
explains, mot so much inter-
ested In life extension as they
were in the fact that their
hair had become Rlossier. their
compilations improved. the pouches
gone from under their eyes. The
cheeks rounded, and their legs
more shapely."
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homes. She looks forward to re-
turning to her little place Of peace
and shelter at the end Of her
day. surely. when she nlarries
the right man and has real
little home OF her own. she puts
all her heart into 1t and appreci
ates Il more than the girl who
has never known any but the
shelter and love and comforts OF
d real home.
The business girl Ii more pre-
pared to sympatl1ize and under
stand the effort her husband puts
forth for success III his work. She
has learned the value Of money
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When Children Get the ''7antrun ms =

dren. And there sl1e left him
when you are ready to wash
your hands you may come to the
table," she told him.
So Braxton screamed and
kicked a little while and then
he decided that he might as
we'll stop, since he had no audi
ence. Then he came, quietly
down the steps and meekly.
washed his hands. as the othet.
children had done. Then the
teacher smiled affectionately upon
him and allowed him to have
his luncheon.
After q few lessons OF that
sort. Braxton became as docfle
and obedlent as any little boy
should be.
"It Is through the common.
everyday acts of life," says DR..
Smiley Blanton. that the child
can be taught to respect the
rights Of others and learn just
how far he may assert himself
1t Is not in great moments, but
in the daily acts Of living that
these things are taught.
"A child should be told definite.
~. simply and calmly about how
Tar he can go in certain things
and how far he may assert him
self"
Children all over this great
land Of ours are making them
selves unhappy and making life
miserable for other people for
the lack Of intelligent discipline
It requires patience and per
sistence and tolerance and low,
to overcome the sort Of dlsposi
ton that Braxton had developed.
but 1t can be done-and It had
better be done.
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EAST OF THE SETTING sun"

Today in Mexico. Canada
Spain, Cuba, Haiti, France. Eng
land. Peru, Chill, Argentina, India,
the Philippines, Colombia, Cen
trail America, the West Indies,
and the isles of the sea, women
are buying the old reliable rem
edy, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound.
Here in the United States,
nearly 100000 bottles of this
medicine are sold in a single year.
Ask your druggist.
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and spends ii with care accord
ingly.
Contact with the world and Its
worries and cares il q good CON.
trast to the peace and shelter Of
home. and surely the girl who
has learned how little a woman
can mean to men IN the business
world has q greater appreciation
OF how much b woman can mean
to the man who loves her.
Some of the sweetest real homes
have entered have been those
OF business girls VINO married and
found greater happiness In home
life than in the business world
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have washed your hands you may
come to the table and eat"
Then the other children sat down
and began their little luncheon.
began to scream.
So the teacher took him by the
arm and led him to a room some
distance away from the other chill
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little chairs around the low table.
But first they must wash their
hands. All the childr9n washed
their hands except Braxton; but
he did not want his hands wet.
The teacher insisted. but Braxton
stubbornly refused to obey. At
last she said:
Very well, Braxton, when, you
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He was stripped to the waist
and naked from the knees down.
His gorilla-like arms hung huge
and loose at his sides, and the
muscles of his hulking body stood
out like carven mahogany In the
glisten OF the morning sun. He
was Hike a grizzly. a human beast
of monstrous power, something to
look at. to back away from. to
fear.
ITO he Continued Tomorrow
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Fashion Fancies

Tuning In'-With the autumn
shades in frocks ind the black
shoes. that are now so much
smarter than the colored ones
so long in favor, gunmetal hose.
Of sheerest chiffon. cover many
a correctly clad ankle.
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soon learns to appreciate the com
forts Of home.
Contact in the world Of work
does not rob her OF her hon1c-
making instincts. but accentuates
them. / think.
Many business girls make more
OF a home out Of their single room
In a boarding house than other
girls do out Of their parents
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S6T DO NOT want to be thin! ]
/ jdst want to be my right
weight ] want these hollows filled
out. I just want enough firm.
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OF course, you do. You want
q figure that you can drape your
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on! What's the use Il having
pretty clothes, if they just hang
on youG
And what would you say if you
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Just enough just your right
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Well, then, be happy-because
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You just try S. S. S. and watch
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It's red blood that d~es it. And
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house; one who has led a sheltered
life away from the business world
and shallow pleasures and indie.
pendence.
They seem to forget that many
girls who have never been away
from home and the apron strings
OF their parents are apt to look
upon marriage as way TO free
instinct OF the riverman was to
voice his emotion 1T the top OF
his lungs. He spoke of this to
the bateau man. who shrugged
his shoulders and grinned.
"Eet ees re command Of st.
Pierre" he explained. st. Pierre
says no man make beeg noise at.
what you call beem->funeral?
An theese goin' to be wan gran
funeral. m'sieuv'
II see" David nodded. He
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dom. and that the home that they
should have appreciated so much
has really become irksome.
This is not true Of all home
girls, of course, but it is a wise
man who also considers the ad.
vantage OF choosing a wife from
among business girls.
The girl who goes to business
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and raised his hand. and at that
the curtain was drawn back en-.
tirely. and he knew that ST.
Pierre's .wife was watching him
az he went to the fight.
The raft was deserted. but q
little below it. on q wide strip
Of beach made hard and smooth
by flood water, had gathered a
crowd of men. II seemed odd to
David they should remain SO
quiet, when he knew the natural
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The Storu Thus Far

srrt David Cagan Police s
alive Black RoSer Audnrd accused g MANI
he dark eyed girl 6endn: over him then sps
DARK har and With light hair When be comes To- 6s nds n s
Jeanne Marie Isoulan With che help o. aseese
KIN him carries him TO cabin large eattea9 While shre
she attempted hin him and then rpented .nd what ssatloD
. him why he wishes Be her friend when she tried e G him
He hears voice calling alas seen Black Roger
Aud
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did not grin back at the others
humor.
The Crowd
He was looking at the crowd.
A giant figure had appeared out
of the center of it and was com.
ing slowly down to the river. It
was st. Pierre. Scarcely had the
PROV of the canoe touched shore
when David Ieaped out and hur-,
ried to meet him. Behind st.
Pierre came Bateese. the half
breed.