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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-14
PRISON PLOT STORY
CALLED FABRICATION
Convict's Tale of Explosion Scheme
Viewed as Move for
Clemeney.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, June IA
Missouri penitentiary officials yester-
day viewed the story of Riley Davis,
convict, that the east wall of the
prison was to have been blown out
Saturday afternoon while more than
1900 prisoners were in the playground
as a tale fabricated by him to gain
clemency.
The officials pointed to Davis record
In escaping in 1923 by persuading
prison officials to let him out to look
after an alleged perpetual motion ma
chine invention and then slipping
away from two guards whom he lured
into woods to hunt a purported
$4,000 buried treasure. Some officials
also expressed doubt that the acids
and glycerin in Davis possession
could be made into an explosive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-14

leather bag in pouch or fiat styles and
in black and the modish Summer coll
ors. Not odds and ends or sample
bags, but brand-new bags, priced most
attractively for tomorrow.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-06
TENNIS STARS
SETTLING DOWN
TO REAL WORK
ny lnlted Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 6--With tn,
chaff practically separated from
the grist. the survivors of the tennis
play in the Pacific southwest cham
pionships underway at the Los An
grles Tennis Club today settled
down to face real competition.
big Bill Tilden, the interna
tional star. and Francis Hunter, who
has cavorted with and against Til.
den on the courts on many lands,
viii face decisive encounters with
collegiate players. Tildrn draw
Fen Gorchakotf, of Occidental Col
lcgc, who was runncr,up in the ma
tional intercollegiate tourney early
this summer. and Hunter is pittcd
against Phil Nccr, Formerly of Stan
ford. Both contests will be PLAYED
this afternoon.
In the womcu's singles today Kca
Bouman, Holland champion, will on.
pose Louise Mcfarland and Molla
Mallory will take on the winner OF
= match between Jessie Gricvc and
Louise Hoyt.
GcSterday'S Leading matches re-
suited in no upSHtS, but some close
play as the "unknownS' sought to
displacc heavy favoritcS. Hunter
beat Lionel Cglcn' Of Stanford, o.,
60. and later disposed cf Bob
Baird. Il |, o.. Tild"n won from
Neal Brown, SAN Francisco, 81, 61,
1ud Gorchakoff defeated the speedy
Paul Green by the imposing score,
90. 6.l.
Singles play today will hc pupctu
atcd by doubles contest and teams
and individuals are narrowed dowa
for the finals SUNDAY.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-06
DOUBLE NJ AIN
EVENT SHOULD
PROVIDE ACTION

Art Craig Of Ocean Park, who
meets Red Iumphries of Los Ange-
les in the final Of double main go
ut the arena tomorrow night is no
novice at the ring game. Craig
during his career as battler has
appeared in 167 battles and has met
some of the best boys of his weight
and has had the distinction of being
one of Jack Dempsey's training
partners when Dempsey was getting
in trim for his battle with Tom
Gibbons at Shelby.
Among the battlers that Craig has
met are Pete Herman, former holder
of the world s bantamwcight title,
Joe Lynch, another former world IS
bantamweight titlcholder, Eddie An.
derson, Joe German, Jack Rose,
Gcldie Hess and Pedro Amador.
But Craig Will need all his ring
ability when he stacks up against
Humphries for "Rcd - is a hard hit
ting youngstcr that has taken tho
Joy out of many battlcr.
Craig and Humphrics met at Ocean
Park recently, Humphries gaining
! the decision after memora bic
struggle. Both boys scored sever.
al knockdowns during thc course OF
the battle. IT was declared one of
the greatest fights ever waged in
Ocean Park.
Fans can also look for plenty Of
action in the other half of the main
, double. In this bout Johnnie Torres
will clash with Irish Mickey Cone
Little need be said relative to the
ability of these Youngsters. Both
have battlcd here before and the
pending clash should be thriller.
George Kovar of Ocean Park vii
meet Vincent Solano. Young Kid
Mex, in the special four-rcnnd bat
tie and slugging match should re-
suit. The opening bout will bring
Monte Hin and Tom Marquee OF
Brawlev into the ring.
The show will start at S:3(
o 'rlock. Special bus service will ,,
/ offered fans. stages leaving the
4 Pickwick station Just in time to Get
to the arena before the openins
struggle ''''e 49,. - -
I
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-06
NOTICE OF SEIZURE AND SALE
Office of Collector of Customs,
Port Of Calexico, California
Septe,nber 81. 1897

Notice is hereby given that l will
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash on October 81, at
1000 a. m, at the Custom House,
CalcXicoc, Calf, imported overland,
this merchandise having been aban-
doned to the Government of the
United States.
The following described articles
have been seized in Imperial Coun-
ty, Calf. for violation of customs
laws, seizure number, and date, dcs-
cription and supposed owner as fol
lows:
1920 & 592l,. 6-1S-27, 44 bottles
liquor, Ford automobile, Maria Lu-
sia Marquee; 6OO9 & 601O 7-1S-o7,
96 bottles tequila, Ford automobile,
Jesus Rivera; 602l, 7-l9-27, Duranr
automobile, George Misnikoff; 60SS,
Salina EspanoSa; 6l20, 9-1l-27, ,
bindles morphine and cocaine,
S-3O-27, 6 hindles morphine, Adclina
Charlie link; 6l2l & 6122, 9-13-27,
~ bottles tcquila, Ford automobile,
Enrique Gotta; Gl37 & 613S, > bindles
Hui ''NiCo, NlitN lbltt GpuIlNE, lND-
tor No. l4910S3, j. W. Middleton.
Anyone claiming any of the above
articles must appear and file with
the undersigned his claim within
twenty days of the first appearance
hereof. If no such claim is filed
within the time specified, the liquor
will be declared forfeited to the
Government and the automobiles
will be sold at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, at 10 a. IN.
Thursday, October 81, 1927, in front
of the Custom House at CalcXico,
Calf.
Dated September %. 1927
l.. II. SCIIWAEBE,
Collector of Customs, Los Angeles,
Calf. S % % O 6
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-06
CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS
FICTITIOUS FIRM NAME

The Undersigned do hereby Ger.
tify that they are conducting a fur
niture business at No. rs y. Fifth
Street, FL Centre, California, under
the fictitious firm name of Clayton
and Welch. and that said firm is
composed of the following persons,
whose names and addresses are as
follows, to-wit:
Roy Il. Clayton, No. 227 y. 7th
St, FL Ccntro.
Lee Welch, FL Ccntro, California.
Witness our hands this 2Sth day
Of September, 1927.
ROY f. CLAYTON
LEE WEIGH.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-06
So. California
Sport Briefs

LOS ANGELES, Oct. GA
bigger and BETTER Notre Dame
shift worked out by Knutc Rocknc
tais summer with Paul Schissler,
Oregon Aggie mentor as assistant,
sill be seen Saturday in the Coli
scum when the Aggies engage the
now laundering herd of Southern
California.
1t should be battle roval as To-
cal followers of the grid game size
up the affair. The Troians un-
| packed unlocked for strength last
Saturday in the Santa Clara slaugh-
! ter, while the Oregon athletes, un,
! der Schisslcr : restraining hand have
! engaged in two early season victor,
les.
Schissler, known as willy tutor
| Of football, has net revealed any of
his grid tricks as-yct. In fact, Z.
:. c. scouts returned empty handed
from scouting trips into the farmer
stronghold. they saw Maple dash
I off long runs from formations re
scmbling those of Notrc Dame ami
they saw a heavy Aggie line shift
around to form ample protection for
tie speedy lad from Illinois, but
cleaned nothing of the tricks Schiss-
/ icI is known to pack.
On the other hand, Howard Jones
+ las not been idle and the gridiron
/ ;t the local school has been a sweat
shop during early week practice
/ With the exception of Don Williams
g, speedy backfield star, L. s. e. is
! iii good shape and should come ont
leads up after "A sharp encounter in
tic first conference clash for botl
schools.
The line with new additions, IN
Guiding The heavy Mare Anthony
vas wall in every sense of tht
word against Santa Clara. while III,
backs formed good interference fol
the SlaShing dashcs of Capt. Morley
I;rurv and Lloyd Thomas, the pail
responsible for much of the Trojan
vardagc.
ono spectre loomcd over the herd ;.
goal posts, however, as the Agglr'
/ sped sputhWafd today. In less thar
- per cent of the chances at after
touchdown points this season ha",
the kickcrs been successful.
remembering the tragedies oi
/ Notrc Dame and stanford last year
games lost by one point margins
The herd 5 followers are lccrv of the
ene point iinx as the close contest
q, ef Saturday draws near.
The Southern Conference Will sc'
two outstanding battles Oh thi'
! Weekend, California Tech taking
, on Pomona at Rose Bowl, with th,
edge favoring Pomona, and Whittic
engaging L. {. l.. \. at Moore fiel'
here.
,Ioc Fleming Of ,thc local s'dra,
will find equally SPEEDY travclrr'
in "Dink' Weaver and '4Captair
Oak Pendleton of the Poets, VIII,
tore through Lavcrne last week.
" Anybody's game both coachc.
declare. Bill Spaulding OF L. c. l.
\. remembers his upset 10 the i
tune last year at Poet hands
and George Philbrook, new WhitticI
mentor asks How many point!
VIII they beat us2 I've never sccr
tnr Bruins play.
Rrdlands and San Diego teacher.
'3-ill line up on thr northern school ;,
erldiron, while Occidental, despite
injuries at the hands of Southerl
California and l4-l4 battle viii
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-06
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF IMPERIAL. SIS

On this 2Sth day of September
in the year nineteen hundred and
wcnty-sevcn, before ne, C. II. IL.
Small, a Notary Public in and for
said County, residing therein, duly
commissioned and sworn. personally
appeared Roy f. Clayton and Lee
Wclch, known to me to he the per
sons whose names are subscribed to
the within instrument and acknow,
ledged to me that they executed tn"
same.
Witness my hand and official seal,
{. II. II. SMALL,
Notary Public in and for said Coun
" and State of California.
(SEALD S % 0 6 Il 20 -
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-06
PAIR OF NATIVE
SONS PLAY ON
SERIES TEAM S
Miljus Born in Pittsburgh
and Gehrig Is Product
of New York City
By PAUL w. WHITE

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
P1TTSBURGH, Oct. 6.-Only twl
men on the Pittsburgh Pirates and
New York Ianks are natives of the
cities they represent. But those
two may become outstanding heroes
tf the 1927 world series. They are:
John Miljus, the Pirates right
handed hurler, whose record makes
lin one of bascball's most Travelled
pitchers, and Lou Gchrig, first base.
man and sluggcr dcluXe of the New
York Ianhs, are the two.
In the first game of the scri"s
yesterday, it WASH t Miljus fault
that the Yankees won, ) to I, but
G,hrig, on the other hand, had II
lot to do with it.
Miljus, the lone PLAYER Of Serbian
descent in the major leagues, came
TO the mound in the sixth inning, re-
Placing Ray Krcmcl. Bazzeri WIS
on second with none out.
nugan sacrificed. Collins walked
and then lloyt hit into a double
rlay,
The Pirate twirlcr was never
threatened thereafter. In the foHr
innings he worked, nc struck ou.
tnrcc mn, walked one, allowed on.y
one hit, single by Ruth and held
the Nanks scorclcss.
Gchrig was no demon with the
lat. The Nank first haseman got ii
lucky triple. The blow scored Ruth
with the first run Of the game and
in the fifth GohriG boosted his runs
b, tied in total to two when his sac
r,fice flv scored Koenic.
But in the field Gchrig was a real
star. lie cut off at least two bad
errors of his fellow ficldcrs by
great stahs and ne WAS poison 20
ground balls throughout the after.
Room. .-..-5
Miijur War Veteran
Gchrig was born in New York Il
,cars ago and ntlcr starring on the
gridiron and dinmond at Columbia
University, entered professional
baseball with the Nanks in 49,
puggins sent him to the Hartford
club of the eastern League for sca-
suninG.
He then returned to the Na0kS
aud became regular. succeeding
Wally PipP, sn mid summer of 1928.
His story is that Of sudden sue.
cess. II is briefly told but that %.
MllmS is spread over many rccor-'
hooks and much geography.
lie was born in Pittsburgh IN
,ilne, 1895. His first professional
basel all experience was with III
Binghamton club Of the New York
league in 1911. The next year he
became the property Of the N"N
York GiantS and then jumped to tho
Pittsburgh Frd"rals.
He went to war in 1918 and 10.
ccivrd Il wounds. When he came
hack he played with Toledo Of the
American Association.
He finally landed with Eridg".
Tort of the Eastern leaguc IN 1921
md then was sold to Seattle of :hc
racific Coast league. He rcmainc'
Hith Seattle until July of this yea
Nnrn the Pirates obtained him.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-06
SPORT NEWS SECTION

Arizona university last Saturday
'shoujd romp away from the Santa
Barbara teachers on the Tiger lot.
san PEDRO, Oct. 6.--Athletes in
the naval service of Uncle Sam will
inauguratc the 1927 boxing and
wrestling elimination contest toner
row afternoon when the [. S. S. Cal
i:ornia will play host to the team
Of fighters and grapplers from the
L. s. S. Mississippi.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-06
Here and There
In Snort World

OAKLAND, Cal.-Spccdy Dado,
Filipino fIywcight, took an easy lo
round decision over Frankie murray
of Philadelphia here last night.
DaGo : continual iabbing and long
range boxing was too much for Muir
r@y.
SAN FRANCISCO.-In slow
fight which failed to impress fans,
Johnny Mccoy, little bald headed
f!yweight, was given the decision
over Pablo Dano, Filipino, here last
night at the end of 10 round 60.
SILVER SPRINGS, Md.-llenry
Lamar Of Virginia, former amateur
heavyweight champion of the Unit
cd States, weighing 176, fought =
10 round draw last night with Marty
Gallagher, Washington, d. c.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-06
Cosby Briefs
From GridirOns

LOS ANGELES University of
California, at Los Angeles, with the
Whittier game but three days away,
suffered a severe loss last night
when Eugene Noble. brilliant tackle,
received a fractured left ankle while
scriminaging against the scrubs US
Ing Poet plays.
Los ANGELES--Coach Howard
Jones has rushed his fast st-improving
Southern California Troians through
early week practice with no casual.
ties other than Don Williams, speedy
backfield star. who will probably
not see action Saturday against Ore
gon AgGies. Despite the fact that
tie Aggies use the Notrc Dama
shift, the Trojan scrubs have used
Stanford plays in scrimmagc.
WHITTIER Chestv' football
PLAYERS arc not wanted by George
?hilbrook, Whittier coach, who has
announced that Reitz and Coe,
guards and Phillottc. center, who
StiTI'u against LID flHt, NtNth
start the important /. G. l.. \. Bru'
ms game Saturday on the bench as
:, result of their attitude toward
football this week.
LOS ANGELES-Occ will
engage the Santa Barbara teacher,
Saturday minus the services of Rosy
hozclle, triple-thrcat hackfield star
and Phil Cuthbert, tackle, still nurs
! iog Trojan injuries. With George
F'usco. backfield star also rather bat
tered, RozelIe and Cuthbert will be
saved for the Tigers conference
start against the Bruins.
i PALO ALTO, Cal.-The STANFORD
! Cardinals regard Saturday 5 gam,
! with Nevada as Il workout in prppa
Ia lion for their first hard conference,
!. game of the season the followin.
| SMtlrdav with the thundering here
Of fhe University Of Southern Cali
| fornia.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-06

PULLETS FOR SALE-Good stocks
pr. Apples old ranch, Southeast
Of FL Ccntro. Mrs. Popplewell.
5tts
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-06
Help Wanted
Caswell Coffee District

We want man to take over dis.
tributing agency for Casw9
Coffee in the Imperial Valley
District. Business established
severa. years and pays good in
come. Apply evenings to II. j.
Morgan, resident agent, 613
Brighton Ave, El Centre, or call
or write any time to Cochran
Bros, 1901 Griffith Ave., Los
Angeles, Calf. ste
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-06
Wanted to Buy

WANTED To buy. head MI
maize. Phil Metz. Box So, Hebet,
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-06

CHICKENS-Dressed or undresseI
LOSE Woodward. Phone 9G6. 2Gl
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-06

FOR SALE-White Leghorn hens
and pullcts. Porter n. Ferguson.
Phone 36F2l. Uol.yille. 1857
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-06
Situations Wantef

RELIABLE white woman wants
work by day or hour. Press Box
722. Ito
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-06
Lost and Found

LOST-Sunday night in Imperial,
small black suitcase, containing
girls clothing and school books.
Return Imperial Pharmacy. Ats
$500 REWARD for return of hand
bag taken from ear at Fifth and
Main st. on October !. No ques-
tions asked. Papers only value.
Notify by mail. B. i. Bearrup,
635 Vine. 5t3
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-06

FOR SALE-Tccdcr hogs. WiNom :.
Sccley. Ito
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-06

FOR SALE, SHEEP 100 bred
ewes. 1876 Sandalwood Phone as.
Ats
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-06
Poultry

FOR SALE-Pullcts. S. C. White
Lcghorns, free range, high pro-
dueing, four months old. 81 to
Sl.2J each. Will make short de;
liverics free of charge. Z. u
Ferguson, L. o. Box 394, Holt.
Vile. Phone 133Fl3. Ssa
mons thurs If
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-06
Household Goods

FOR SALE Household furniture.
ial Lea Rey. az
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-06

WANTED-Secoac hand furniture
Cal 4giN. sia Main II. 1871
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-06

FOR SALE-6 brood hogs; - feed
er pigs; 20 sucking pigs; & milk
cows. l.. W. Knapp. Southwest
corner Whiting 5 Crossing. 50tf
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-06

WE FURNISH high class profess
sional and domestic help. Write
or phone Mrs. Edgards Agency.
2l2 j. ID. Spreckels Bldg, San
Diego, Calf. 2Ot24
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-06

i1ANO tOB SALE ~ rent. 81
broadway Phone sIs 97b
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-06
For Saie-Autom0tipe

FOR SALE-3 h. p. stationery gaso.
line engine, good running order,
80. Wilson Machine shop. Ehone
40J. estf
tOR SALE OF rent. Automobile
shop ana equipmen,. Al location
in III Centr". Call after $3.50 p. IN
at 512 Holt. 23J
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-06

FOR SALE-li Guernsey aud Jcr.
Scy hcifcrS : to Is months old.
Also i sheep. |. Thanncr, miles
southwest ~ Ccntro. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-06
Livestock

FOR SALE-Twclvc first and
second calf eows. All giving m TX.
Or will trade for city property.
312 Orange. -.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-06

FOR SALE-Horscs. hogs. dairy
stock. Clark ". Adair, Seeley.
30ti
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-10-20
A gyenge hat
g y o r s a n
megerosodik

Ha egy nehez targy emelesekor a
hata faj, ha megeroltette a hatizmait
ha 'hiles feszkelte be nagat hata-
ba", vagy ha derekfajasban szen.
we'd, tegyen fel egy Voros Kereszt
Vese Tapaszt es majdnem azonnal Sc
gitseget kap.
AIT a tamogatast ada, amire a
gyenge, faj6s izmoknak sziksegik
van. Alland6, automatikus masszazs-
r6l gondoskodik a test minden moz-
dulatanal, ezaltal megsziinteti fell
gyiilemlest es el6segiti megtamadott
reszek verkeringeset. Gy6gyereje at
sziv6dik boron es k0zvetlenil q
gyenge, faj6s, bena izmohhoz jut, csil-
lapitva a fajdamat, megenyhiti fell
izgatott idegeket es hclyreallitja az
izmok szabad hasznalatat.
Kerie hatarozottan Johnson-felc
Voros Kereszt Vese Tapaszt q v0r0s
flannel hattal Minden drug storeban
kaphat6. (Adv.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-10-20
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TUDOVESZ?
Mindinkabb csCkken a tiidovesz
terjedese. - Mennyiben ALT be
javulas tiidovesz ragalyaban,

Okos, ontudatos intezkedesek,
egeszseges eletberendezkedes, cat
10 es vedelmi szervek felepitese
reven lassan de biztosan sikeriil
a tiidovGsz terjedeset meggatol-
nj. Ma sokkal ritkabb a tiid0v6sz
okozta elhalalozas, mint volt 20
ev elott.
Ma az emberek higeniai SEEM
pontbol sokkal elovigyazatosab.
lbak, magasabb igenyuek, mint re-
gente voltak. Az 6letstandard ma
sokkalta emelkedettebb a reginel.
Mem ICY van ez mindenutt. lit
Arnerikaban hatarozottan cs0k.
ken a veszedelmes fertozes, ellen.
ben egyes orszagokban, ahol
gazdasagi helyzet nyomort ide-
zett el6, tuberkulozis is arany-
ban emelkedett.
A tid0veszt okozo bacilIust
1882 ota ismerjiik, vagyis amiota
Koch felfedezte. Lassankent 81.
keriilt kozefebbrol megismerked
nj a vesz okoz6javal es megfigyel-
nj szokasait es rombolo munkaja
tpljes menetet. Ennek kosz0nheto,
hogy ma az orvos evintezkedese-
ket kepes el6irni, hogy a beteg-
seget a beteg hozzatartozoi, vagy
baratai meg ne kaphassak. - a
tlberkul0zis bacillussal szembenl
elIentall6kepesseg a korral gven-
Gill. Van azonban fail ellentalld
kepesstg, illetve "keptelenseg"
ami a tiid0vesszel valo evszazados
harcokra vezet vlssza
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-10-20
FIATALoK Es 0REGEK.
Egy rendortiszt naplojabol.

A tolvajlasi oszton meg van
eredetileg minden emberben, csak
neveles es onfegylem gyurl lie.
Meresz mondas?. De vajjon van
e yalaki, aki meg soha eleteben-
mem lopott? Ha oszinten akar-
ma beszelni, legtisztessegesebb
es legderekabb ember is meglep-
hetne sajat kiilon tolvaJremln1s-
centiakkal.
A hazudozas peldaul egyene-
sen a gyermekkor betegsege es
addig sok nadpalca tort ell, mig
kiverhettek bel0lUnk A hazudo-
zast6l pedig sok, egyeb POSSE Sc
esik messze.
Mindenkinek gyermekkoraban
volt, van. egy idoszaka, amlkor
semmi kul0noset mem latott abb
ban, ha egy par fillert kicsent ap-
ia vagy anyja erszenyebol, eset-
leg huncutul kicsalta a penzeket
borzaszto sok irkara ami
termeszetesen cukorra mellt, Hem
is szolva egyebb ing6sagokrol, a.
miket szorgalmasan elhordozgat-
funk hazulrol.
Rendori gyakorlatomban is
mem egyszer talalkoztam sziilok-
kel, akik ketsegbeesetten panasz-
kodtak:
Uraml d fam lop. Nit te-
gyek;
- Mindenekelott he tessek ket
stgbeesni! Mem olyan szornyu
dolog. Mert flu csak oft folly
4atia, ahol mi mar regen elhagy-
attlk...
k6rdS tekintetek.
NJ Tessek csak visszaemlekez-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-10-20

razata is van. A not rendszerini
lopasra is erzelmi okok viszik
Sokszor mem azert lop, inert ehes
vagy inert eronek erejevel szerez.
nj akar, hanem lop, inert ked-
vesenek vagy a gyermekenek
szanja. Az alsobb tarsadalmi osz.
talyoknal pedig a szerelem es
minden hozzan6tt erzesvilag a
harmincas evekben mar halva-
nyuloban van, mines Balzac
kor = mines mar annyi csabito
es elcsabitott.
Ritka az a no, aki a tolvaj pa
lyat karriernek meme. Ellenben a
ferfi hivatast csinal abb6l, ICY
t0rtenik meg, hogy mar magull-
kal tehetetlen aggastyanok is is
metelten a hiv0sre keriilnek. Ma
gyon szomoruak szoktalk azok
lenni.
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Es elerzekenyiilten emlekszik
vissza az Greg mester ere vagy
arra a nagyszabasu szenkre be
toresre), melynek 8 volt a mil
vesze. Most pedig kofak es .sza-
kacsn6k zsebeb6l lopkodja a rossz
papirt.
Sic transit gloria mundit Icy
szakad vege mindennek!