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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-11
SCAFFOLD INJURIES TWO
Workman Receives Skull Fracture,
Broken Wrists.

Louis Satterlee, Sc, of 1886 Spruce
St., was seriously injured and S. M.
Stack, 35, of $50 Stevens ST.. was
bruised when a scaffold fell at the
Hook Drug Company warehouse,
Market and California SITS, today.
Satterlee received skull fracture
and broken wrists when the scaffold
tumbled on top of him. They fell
twenty feet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-11
KREsGE DIVORCE FORECAST

BU United Press
DETROIT. Oct. 11.-Sebastian S,
Kresge, millionaire merchant. will
be granted a divorce from his Sec
ond wife. Mrs. Doris Mercer Kresge,
by Judge Harry j. Dingeman. in
Wayne County Circuit Court next
Friday. the judge indicated here to-
day. unless the defendant enters
formal answer to her husbands suit.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-11
Call on Alexander
in Another 'Seuenth'

BU United Press
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE
Democratic congressional committee
wants Grover Cleveland Alexander,
veteran hero OF this years world
series, to do some campaign hurl-
ing against the Republicans.
To this end the Democratic con-
gressional committee today wired
him an invitation to accompany
some of our prominent speakers who
are campaigning for the Democratic
party"
1t was expected the invitation
would reach the great moundsman
at Evansville, Ind, en- route from
his glorious performance at New
York yesterday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-11
NEW STEP TO SAVE SCOTT
Granted Hearing Before Illinois
Supreme Court.
BIZ United Press

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Oct. IL
Russell T. Scott. sentenced to hang
in Chicago Friday for the murder
of Joseph Maurer in drugstore
hold-up was granted a hearing be-
fore the Illinois Supreme Court to.
day.
William Scott Stewart his at
torney, FLED a writ of error from the
decision of the Cook County court,
which found Scott sane after he had
spent some time in the south
ern Illinois penitentiary for the
criminaly insane.
Tomorrow Scott will file motion
for a supersedeas, which If granted,
will stay the execution until the
State tribunal can pass upon the
case.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-11
BOND ISSUE is BOOSTED
Tax Commissioners Discover Error
in Figuring Road Cost.

Discovering an error in it's meth
cd of determining the bond issue for
improving the John Palmer road in
Lost Creek Township, Vigo County,
the State board of tax commissioners
today ordered that the original issue
Of $1,000, as previously approved, be
increased TO $10,500. Commissioners
first had asked for a $4,000 issue,
but the board approved only $9,700.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-11
FLIGHT IS DELAYED

BD United Press
LAKEHURST. N. j., Oct. 11.-Un.
favorable weather reports kept the
Navy dirigible Los Angeles in her
hangar here today. 1t had been
planned to start at dawn for Detroit.
where the dirigible will try out the
mooring mast of the Ford airport.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-11
Those Big, Bad, Bold
Football Boys

Six gallons of peaches and a
dress. stolen by an indianapolis
football team.
That is the charge made to-
day against members of a To-
cal gridiron squad who played
Sunday at Frankfort, Ind Mrs.
Mollie Scott said the players
dressed in her home, and when
they were gone the fruit and
clothing could not be found.
She called Indianapolis police.
who advised her to file neces-
sary charges with authorities
here.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-11
PROMISE BUS EXTENSION
Street Car Company Proposes to Add
Service.

An extension of the Indianapolis
Street Railways bus line, which now
runs to Shelby st. and Southern
Ave. was promised today by officials
Of the company when the public
ing on a petition for the extension,
filed by Frank j. Schuster and 9th
ers. The extension would begin at
the present terminus. running by
way of Allen st. and Troy Ave to
the intersection of the latter avenue
with Madison Ave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-11
ORDERS BORDER SURVEY
Supreme Court Denies Claims of Ok
lahoma and Texas.
Bu United Press

BU United Press
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE
United States Supreme Court today
ordered a survey of the true Tooth
meridian to decide the boundary line
between Texas and Oklahoma, south
Of the Red River" In a decision
announced by Justice Sanford, the
court refused to accept the claims of
either Oklahoma or Texas as to this
north -and-south boundary line. The
suit was brought by Oklahoma
against Texas in 1910.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-11

Inquiry into records Of the St Jo-
seph County Circuit Court by at.
torneys for Herbert e Wilson. re
ceiver for the Hoosier Tailors, Inc.
today revealed that prisoners in In
diana State Prison have been
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-11
DESERT RAT" WINS

BV United Press
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE
United States Supreme Court today
denied the American Smelling and
Refining Company a review of the
patent infringement judgment. said
to involve $4,000. 900. won by
George Campbell Carson, California
desert rat" surveyor.
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Remy Names Ralph K. Kane and
Attorney General Gilliom as Spe-
cial Assistant Prosecutors.
I"NO WHITE WASHING" PROMISE
Also No dirt Throwing" to Be Per-
mitted-Adams to See Jurors.
TOdayS Developments

Criminal Judge James A. Collins nstruots Marion County
grand Jury make complete investigation of the Stephenson
scandal and orders Stephenson brought before the Jurors
Prosecutor William H. Remy names Ralph X. Kane, who
assisted him prosecuting murder charge against Stephen
SON. and Attorney Arthur L. Gom special depu
ties to aid in the investigation
Remy declares that the grand jury will not white
wash" anyone neither will it permit the throwing of
dirt
In view of Remys quiz Governor Jackson decides not
to appoint a committee to investigate the charges.
Thomas H. Adams Vincennes publisher, who published
the letter from Stephenson making threats to whole
sale corruption in Indiana says majority of State Senators
who replied kilograms he sent them favor calling spe
cial session to investigate the charges.
Remy says grand jury will interview persons who may
know something about the situation and with their testimony
background Stephenson will be brought from Indiana
State Prison before the Jury.
Stephenson remains in prison No newspaper man has
been able to reach him to get direct confirmation denial
of the letters published through Adams
Adams sends wir eo Warden DAILY declaring that as he
is defendant in the miondolar damage suit brought by
Mayor Duva he will demand the right to take deposition
from Stephenson.
Senator William Borah of Idaho wires Adams asking
information corruption charges Adams replies asking SEN
ate investigation of matter.
The Marion County grand jury today began an nvestiga
ton of charges that politicians high officials were involved
with D. c. Stephenson former Klan grand dragon in
political deals In the days when Stephenson was the law in
Indiana"
Instructed by Criminal Judge James A. Collins to make
orough investigation of the statement of Thomas H. Adams
chairman Of the Indiana Republican Editorial Association inves
gang committee that Stephenson ready to talk the
jury was informed the laws covering the case this nonin
by Deputy Prosecutor William H. Sheaffer
Prosecutor William Remy charge of the investigation
the appointment of Ralph K Kane who assisted
Remy In prosecuting the murder charge against Stenbons
upon "ch ne no Wis erving life term Indiana State Prison
ana Attorney General Arthur L. Gom as special deputy pros
ecutorS to assist in the investigation
ADAMS Will confer with Remy this afternoon and probably
go before the grand jury, Remy said
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-11
STICKS UP FOR HELL
Gloomy Inge Declares Death Does
Not Change Us.

LONDON, Oct. 11.-"Death does
not change u.s. in the opinion of
the Very Rev w. r. Inge, gloomy"
dean Of st .Pauls. but only strips
us bare and consigns us to the COM
pany we have chosen for ourselves. d"
The gloomy" dean made his pro-
nouncement in connection with an
article in which he said hell could
not be abolished. Christianity is
stern creed" the dean said. "and
religion without fear is not Chris
tianity"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-11
DYE PURCHASE LEGAL
Bv United Press

bU UWIItU ITtoo-
WASHINGTON. Oct 11.-Pur-
chase hV the Chemical Foundation,
Inc, of more than five thousand Ger
man dye patents, valued at $7.000.-
600, from the alien property custod-
ian, who seized them during the war.
for S271 900, was held legal by the
United States Supreme Court today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-11
JAP OFFICIAL STONED
BH United Press

BH United Press
TOXIC, Oct. 11.-Minister of JUS
tice Yegi was stoned by two men
as he alighted from his automobile
in front Of his official residence to-
day.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-11
SENATOR IS
RECOVERING
FROM CRASH.
.Watson, Injured in Auto AC-
Cident, Reported in Good
Condition.
WIFE COMES TO SIDE
All Speaking Engagements
for Week Cancelled.

United States Senator James e.
Watson, who was injured In an
automobile accident Sunday morning,
was reported in good condition to-
day at Methodist Hospital here. The
Senator suffered a scalp wound,
bruises, sprained wrist and ankle
and severe shock when the car IN
which he was riding struck another
machine and careened into the ditch,
about 9:30 n. M. Sunday in front
of Friends Church, Egletown, some
twenty miles north of indianapolis.
Ten stitches were taken in the
scalp wound by doctors at West
field. In q Noblesville ambulance,
the Senator was rushed to the hos
pita1 here, where doctors have or
dered that he remain quiet for sew
eral days.
Word of the accident was wired
to Mrs. Watson at washington, d.
c., and she Is expected to arrive here
today, although assured that the In
1uries were not Of serious nature.
Speaking Dates Cancelled
All of Watson's speaking dates for
this week were Cancelled by Frank
E. Rozelle. Republican speakers bu-
reau chairman, when he learned OIL
the accident. He was to speak at
Valparaiso tonight; Logansport,
Tuesday; Elkhart, wednesday night;
Bloomington, Thursday afternoon;
Bedford Thursday night, and In
Lake County, Friday.
Representative VIII r. Wood, La
fayette, will speak at the Valparaiso
meeting and plans are under way
to fill other speaking dates.
Watson was returning from War
saw. where he addressed a Repub-
lican political meeting Saturday
night. The car in which he was q
passenger was driven by Paul F.
Meredith, Terre Haute. When they
reached the church, according to
Meredith a car driven by the Rev.
Daniel Whybrew, pastor OF the
church, turned In front Of them to
enter the churchyard.
Into Ditch
In making a quick turn to avoid
the crash, the Meredith machine
struck the rear of the Whybrew car
and carrened into the ditch striking
a telephone pole. The other car also
was damaged and Mrs. Whybrew.
riding with her husband, was cut
and bruised about the face and
limbs.
The Senator was cut by a shower
of broken glass.
"A. M. Padgett. 1918 Central Ave +,
near the scene of the accident, took
Watson and Meredith to the Office
of Westheld physicians. Meredith
was bruised about the right eye and
heek.
- The only witness Of the accident,
besides the participants, was Mrs.
Padgett, in the Padgett machine
along the roadside, while, her hus'
band was gathering mushrooms in
the woods nearby.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-11
How Tall Are You9

BV United Press
NEW YORK. Oct. 1f.-There's a
Job here fora man seven feet tall.
The 77th New York Division wants
giant for drum major and has sent
out a call for volunteers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-11
Senator Borah Seeks Adams Graft Data
Editor Wires Back Request
for Senatorial In
quiry.
MOVE FOR DEPOSITION
Attorney to Ask to See
Stephenson in Prison.

United States Senator William +.
Borah today wired Thomas II.
Adams, chairman of the probe COM
mittee Of the Indiana Republican
Editorial Association requesting in
formation concerning charges of
graft and corruption in Indiana,
Adams has made.
Adams Immediately replied with
an appeal to Borah to institute an
investigation by the United States
Senate into the tangled political web
Of Indiana.
Adams wired:
Senator William e. Borah,
Washington, ID. {.
"Your request for information on
exposure of Indiana super-gOvern-
ment received. Have mailed you
papers. l believe that this is a mat.
ter of such grave Importance that
the Senate should probe into the
workings OF the super government
of the invisible empire, to show its
marvellous scientific coordination,
the basis of which was a super-gov-
ernment. The super-Oath smacks Of
treason. according to the view of able
lawyers here.
"Signed, Thomas ii. Adams,
Chairman Probe Committee"
Contending that testimony OF d.
c. Stephenson is a vital element in
the suit of Mayor Duvall for libel
against Adams, number of news.
papers, including The Indianapolis
Times. and Stephenson, Henderson
& Henderson, Indianapolis, attorneys
for Adams, have wired Walter H.
DAILY, State Penitentiary warden, re-
questing permission to visit the
prison and to take Stephenson's de-
position in the case.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-11
Statement Given

Adams issued the following state
ment concerning--the maneuver:
"Our attorneys have made the first
move In the million dollar libel suit
which was filed Saturday by Mayor
Duvall against Adams & Adams and
Chicago Tribune, Rushville Repub-
lican, Richmond Palladium and Hunt
ington Herald, also including Court
Asher and D. C. Stephenson. They
started proceedings Sunday night to
take Stephenson's deposition. Only
Friday Attorney General Gilliom an
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Forecast

Mostly cloudy tonight and
tuesday with probably showers.
Cooler Tuesday afternoon or
night.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-09

segem, aki megf6zze a madarat.
a kalifa feleseget is adott neki
Is vizhord6 Macy halakodva Wit
tie haza az asszonyt, tyukot es a
fazekat.
Harmadnap a kalifa megint talal-
kozott vizhord6val.
Izlett-e a tyuk? kerdezte
j6kedviin. $3.50.
A vizhord6 busan legyintett:
Mondtam, ugy-e, hogy az
en- nyavalyamon senki sem tud
segiteni! Alig hogy hazamentem,
jott a vegrehajto es elvitte ia
zekat. Jolt a kany1a es elvitte
tyukot.
Szegeny ember! sajnal-
kozott a kalifa. De legalabb a
feleseged megmaradt?
A vizhordo area hirtelen felde-
riilt:
Mem. Allahnak hala, jott az
ordog Is elvitte a felesegemet!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-09
ALL.AMILAG ELISMERT A
REARDON IsKOLA.
Okleveleit elismeri az allan Ne
gyedik evet szeptember Len
nyitotta meg.

A The Reardon School Of Music
ot az allami tanulmanyi szakosz-
tally felvette az elismert iskolak
sora,ba feljogositotta diplomak
kiadasara. Ez az iskola ezentnl
tehat kDvetkezo okleveleket adj
hatja XII: Bachelor Of Music" es
Master of Muslc". A Reardon
School az egyediili Youngstown
ban, melv fel van erre jogositva.
Az allami kdzoktatasiigyi szak-
oSztaly eme ertesiteset Vernon M.
Rigel, szakosztaly feje hozta az
iskola tudon1asara.
A ReardOn MEsic School emel-
lett fel van iogositva a tanit6i BIZ
zonyitvanyok es diplomak kiada-
sara. Ebben az iskolaban tlehat al
kalma nyilik mindenkinek teljes
es tokeletes zenei kikepzest elsa
jatitani. Az iskolat 1923. okt6be-
reben szervezte meg Alberto Re-
ardon, minden tekintetben KEEP
zett muzsikus, akinek 25 evi gya-
korlata van, mint szolista, tanito
es karmester. Tizenot tanit6, mind
egyik kival6 a maga szakaban, al
kotiak fakultast.
Ez a zeneiskola most kezdte meg
negyedik evet, mindenki, aki Toxic
letes es teljes kikepzest 6hajt nyer-
nj a zene barmely fajtajaban, j6l
teszi, ha beiratlkozik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-09
SZEGENY EMBER SZEREN-
CSEJE.

Harun-Al-Rasid az igazsagos
kalifa szeretett alrnhaban nep
egyszerii gyermekeikozi vegyiil-
nj, hogy meghallgassa szege-
nyek panaszait es gyogyitsa az
ehez6k nyomorusagat.
Egyszer beszelgetesbe elegye-
dett egy szegeny vizhord6val, a
XII kedvesen ny0g0tt az elet sok
minden terhe alatt.
Miert mem fordulsz kalifa
hoz9 - kerdezte tole. - A kali
ia jo es igazsagos es szeretne, ha
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-09

minden alattyalojanak a fazeka-
ban legalabb egyszer hetenkint
tyuk f6ne.
Az en- bajomon a kalifa sem
tll1 segiteni! mondta a viz
horde hatarozottan.
A Kalifa hatalmas! Pr6bald
meg!
A kalifa szoba sem all en- We
lem!
Hat akkor segitek rajtad en-,
aki csak egyszerii ember vagyok,
olyan, mint te. Mi hat a kivansa
god?
A vizhord6 megvakarta a fe-
jet, mem tudta, higyjen-e, meme
az idegemek? Nagynehezen meg
is kibokte:
Szeretnem, ha egyszer az
en- fazekamban is tyuk f6ne!
Ez minden?
Mem olyan konnyii ez. Elsob
ben is fazekam sincs.
A kalifa adott meki fazekat.
Mikor fazek megvolt, a SEE
geny ember AIT mondja:
Most meg mines be!e valo
yukon!
A kalifa tyukot is adott neki.
A szegeny ember ujra megvakar-
ia fejet:
Vegezetiil pedig mines fele-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-09
(Folyta,ta as)

Felserdiilt. Jartas tenger6sz lett. FL
SIS tisztt6l lefele mar minden hivatas-
ban lniikodost haj6kon. Kem6ny 0klii,
dog volt, ahogy a pajtasai mondtak.
egyenes szavu square, white sea !.
Szenzaci6 csak olyasmi volt az elete-
ben, ha veletlendl par ev utan ugyan
arra hai6ra szeg6d6tt el ismet, ahol
mar volt Ez j6l esett egy par ismer6s
areot ldtni.
Az ujabb fiuk mindig tobbet mesel-
TEX a szarazfoldi el5tr6l A hal6k val
toztak Is velHk valtoztak haj6s enl-
berek. A regi vizimad6k helyett tonkl
rement, letort emberek nepesitettek be
bajokat. Megtort lanyok menea6khe-
I've a kolostor, yagy sz0rnyii ut le-.
fele; osszetort ferfiak menedekhelye a
tenger, ami kepvisel mind kett6t. Eek
mem voltak igazi tengereszek. Vagytak
a szarazfoidre es mindig arr6l beszel-
tex, hogy ez az utols6 utjuk, hogy ha
most kikotobe ernek, otthagyiak a ten
gereszeletet quit the sea for good!
Amikor azutan t5nyleg beertek egy XII
kot6be, felszabadulya haj6 bilincsei-
Dol lebujokban, kikot6i n6kke1, tetova-
10 mihelyekben egy este clvert6k az
egesz uti keresetiiket - es kenyszeriil-
We voltak megint csak visszamenni
a haj6ra es tervezgetni ujb6l, hogy ez
lesz az utols6 utjuk. Walter mem see
rette az efaita tengereszeket, de m6gis
ezek inditottak pezsgesnek a k6pze-
le.et, Is izgattak szarazf6ldre val6
vagyasukkal. Kalanlvagy6 lelke kez-
dett feltapaszkodni a gyaszos szercn-
csetlenseg okozta eltorzulasb6l.
Walter otthagyta a tengert. Ez
Ausztraliaban volt Tetszett neki ele-
inte nagyon. Szabad. konnyii elet volt,
nj mestersegeket tanult, moh6n szivta
magaba az eletet. K0zben azonban
min1ig szamon tartotta, hogy milyen
melyen van benn szarazf0ld0n. VIII
ember volt, szorong6 erzes volt .messze
benn lenni mint egy faradt usz6nak
Mintha attd tartott volna, hogy mem
tud yiSszaevickelni haza menni q
vizhez
Ezutan megosztotta Walter az ide-
jet a szarazfold es a tenger kozott.
Huszonnfgy esztcndGs lchetett, amikor
egy halo bevitorlazott vele Norfolk,
Firginiaba, Walter indult Amerikanak
el6szor, Ket doiog erintette nagvon KEEL
lemesen ebben az orszagban - az egy-
TX az volt, hogy az anyanyelven be-
szeltek, a mask pedig, hogy lit csu-
pa olyan emberek eltek, amelyik fai-
tas 8 szeretett otthon 6s amelyikb6l
Angliaban olyan keves volt: frissek,
szabadok es gyorsak, alik a sajat fe-
jiik utan gonaolkodtak, mem pedig
6sokr6l rajuk hagyott dogmak terhe
alatt eammogtak nchezkesen, maradin,
az eletben.
0szinten szabad orszag volt Ameri
ka meg akkor. Tengeresz tarsai sokat
korlatlan lehet6segekr6l. A reganyes
nyugat vad volt meg, duhaj es tizes es
esabit6. Az aranylaz alig iilepedett
le.
Walter elhatarozta, hogy neki indul,
keresztul sell az orszagot szarazfol-
don at Californiaba Neki is indult gya-
log. Felvettek egy kocsira. Macy utat
tett meg az els6 napon. Eliutott egy
kis faluig, Pennyilleig, de lit azutan
lit is rekedt.
Tenplom szolganak alt be paphoz,
akinek felesege nagyon hasonlitott
az edesanyiara. Ugyanaz becez6. IA
radt tekintet, csakhogv Mrs. Hanson
oregebb volt sokkal. De hiszen az6ta
az . anyja is oregebb lenne.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-09
Az EG LOvAGJAI'
Regeny-Irta:
CSEH ANDOR -
THE SKY KNIGHTS
Copyright 1s26'' by Author.
All rights reserved.

| Rev. Hanson eleinte nem akarta
felvenni:
- Fiam, en- nyilt ember vagyok. Mem
bizom benned. TIE mem csinaltal efale
munlsat azel5tt, egy-e9
- Men,
Meg azutan 5szinten sz6lva, mi
nagyon szegenyek vagyunk 6s munka
olyan keves van itt, hogy AIT magunk
is el tudjuk latni.
Mem kell nekem semmi fizetes,
| csak engedje meg tiszteletes uram,
hogy tit maradjak. A pokol egesse
meg a p6nzt.. lit 6szrevette Walter,
hogy a pap rosszal6lag es6valja fe-
i6t a szitkol61as Matt. Zavartan kra-
kogta tovabb:
Atkozott sol mindenhez @rtek.
Tenger6sz voltam sok munkat tudnek
csinalni..
A pap csak n6zte. Erthetetlen volt
el6tte, hogy ez kiil6nos, faragatlan
idegen mindenaron lit a1ar' maradni
nala Gyenge ember volt. Nehez6re
esett kimondani vegleges nemet.
-Latia, tiszteletes ur azokat a tenn
pIomablakokat oft fennq--kezdte Wal
ter 6lenken. Hat hogy tudna azo-
kat megtisztitani: Hat hogy az 0rdog-
be tudna meglenni egy ilyen ember
nelkiil, mint en-?
Walter sz6gyelte magat, gyorsan dol
goz6 agya tulta, hogy ez gyerekes volt
es egyaltalan mem megfelel5 hang.
de miert akarsz lit maradni min
denaron, idegen?
The mistress. s..-kezdte Walter 6s
egy hullama csapta meg a faj6 emile
lezesnek, ami torkara fagyasztotta q
sz6t.
Rev. Hansen latta kem6ny areon
az eerzekenysdest, a fajdalmas fatty
lat kemeny n6z6si szemekben. =
Nos, fiam--a felesegem italian is
merted 6t9
II had a mother once-mondta Ro-
bert lehajtott fejjel es nagyon balkan,
-6s az 6desanyam 6ppen ugy nezett
l5i...
Ezzel meg volt pecsetelve Walter
sorsa. OFT maradt. A torekeny kis Mrs
Hansonnak bamulatos befolyasa volt
"a Leszoktatta a karomkodasr6l ami
pedig masodik termeszete lett mar, mer
seklette szoktatta az iy1sban Az 8
szavanak hallatara meghunyaszkoaott
a Macy, kemeny ifju 6s engedelmesen
kuliogott, ahoya a papn5 kildte.
Ugyes es szorgalmas volt Walter 6s
val0ban mindenhez ertett I'll butoro-
kat faragott, tatarozta a templOmot,
ujjaalakitotta a paplakot es az egesz
k6rny6ket, ugy, hogy alig ismert ott-
honara-Jnlia Hanson amikor nyar
clejen hazaerkezett.
Julia, a pap6k egyetlcn gvcrmeke,
egy el6kel6 boarding -schooibaa newell
kedett es most, nyari sziiaid6re iott
haza. Es a holldhaju ledry az elet leg
ritkabb kincset hozta magaval Walter
max 0ntudatlanul: romanc atmoszf6-
rajat.
yo1x .,,1-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-09
(Folytatjuk)
VI JARAsoRvos.

A f6szolgabir6 az nj jarasorvos
nak a bemutatkozasa utan k0-
getkez6 tanacsot adta:
-Ia AIT akarja a doktor ur,
hogy hamar megkedveljel, ne
tiltsa Ell egy f6rfinel1 sem a bor-
ivast es egy asszonynak sem ka
vet. Maid meglatia, hogy a te-
nyeriikon fogjdk hordozni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-09
FoL,YTArAsA K0vErKEz1K

A kis Gizit valami hibaArt elpaholta
mamaja. Persze hatalnlas sir&s k0-
yetkezik. K0zben is megkapja a maga
uzsonnajat es edesanyja le akarja to
r6lni a k6nnyeit, mire Gizike ezt k6-
vetkez6 szawakkal haritja ell:
Hagyd csak mamuska, hiszen uzson
ma utan ugyis folytatni akarom ST.
rast.