davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1927-09-06
FOREIGN.
q am. Greenwich time. today }
Missing Boy Returns Home.

Fourteen-year-old Stanton Viverette
Of Enfield n c., reported missing
from the steamer Charles Manchester,
returned to his brothers home. 425
Fifth street northeast. after having
left the boat at Alexandria last night,
the police were informed today. The
boy, who returned by bus. said he
thought the boat was landing at Wash
ington when he got off at Alexandria.
Evening star., 1927-09-06
.- SIMUN SMITH. n. ID.


SHELTON. Members of David B. Bowser
Lodge No 6S24 G.. u o. of o. + are
hereby notified TO attend a special meet
ing at Odd Fellows Hail. Alabama ave.
Sc. Tuesday September g. 1927. at
pm. to arrange for the funeral of
our deceased member. JERRY SHELTON.
Funeral from Emanuel Bantist Church.
Garfield D. c.. Friday Sentember 9 at
pm. F; 5; ROLLINS. N. G. .-
Evening star., 1927-09-06
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

Timothy Hanlon
R41 q ST NE Phone L. O543
Evening star., 1927-09-06

SEDGWICK. Officers and members of Laurel
Leaf Lodge. No 6502. G. U. o. o. F.. will
meet at FisheTnens Hall September z at
pm. for the purpose of conducting 0.
D. d. Fellows burial service over the re-
mains of our departed brother HORACE
SEDGWICK
Evening star., 1927-09-06
TWO DROWN, TWO INJURED
WHEN AUTO TAKES DROP
Vehicle Bearing Michigan Tourists
Plunges Into Lake
in Indiana.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
GARY, Ind, September 6.-Two
persons were drowned and two were
Injured when an automobile carrying
party of Michigan tourists over
turned in a lake alongside the Dunes
highway, 10 miles cast Of here, last
night.
The dead are Clarence Markley, 3,
of Hespira, Mich, and George Bet
Evening star., 1927-09-06

WATERS. Julia Men. Henry Auxiliary
Army and NAVY Union announce the death
Of Comrade ANNIE WATERS. Funeral
Ebenezer, N. E. Church 4th and and D sts
Sc. Call meeting Tuesday, 8 pm Odd
Fellows Hall Uniform white.
KATIE GOODLOE, Lady Commander.
YOUNGER. On Monday. September 3. 1927.
at ! o'clock am. JOHN j.. beloved hus-
band of Minnie c. Younger. Funeral from
his late residence. 3212 18Th st. NV. on
Wednesday. September T. at 10 am.
Jnternlent Arlington National Cemetery.
tLynchburE. Va, papers please copy.)
Evening star., 1927-09-06
Jn M en1oriam.

BONN. In sad remembrance of our dear
mother. MARGARET BOHN. who departed
this life eight years ago today, September
8. 1919.
Yon. are resting in peace, dear mother;
- Eight years have passed away.
You are gone. but not forgotten.
AS we think of yon each day:
HER DAUGHTER.
JONES In qYng HEy & Of dear
Der g. 1905
NY thoughts 40 often wander
To grave not so far away.
Where they laid my dear husband
-'''''" YEA" His IS L0ViNG tH'fS WIFE. =.
NOSE. In sad but loving remembrance of
our dear brother ROBERT l.. NOSE. who
departed this life two years ago today,
September g. 1925.
Twas evening when the Masters voice
Called softly Come and rest:
MY suffering child, come now and lay
Your head upon My breast"
He smiled and sweetv answered:
Yes. my mind on Thee is stayed:
And through the valley of death
l walk with Thee: | am not afraid"
God called YOU. dear one:
:, Called you TO His home on high.
Nav We all prepare to meet you.
For OuH time is drawing Nigh
Though each day We miss you sadly
We can see some sweet remembrance
Most of all your kind, sweet look.
Gone from us forever.
The face we loved so we'll:
And OH how we do miss you.
No earth can ever tell.
HIS DEVOTED BROTHERS AND SIS
TIERS.
TAYLOR A tribute of love and remem-
brance of my dear husband. WILLIAM w.
TAYLOR, who departed this life ten years
ago today September 8. 1917.
In life l did my best for YOU.
IN death / have done the same.
Heart of my life is buried deep
Under the sod where YOU are asleep.
HIS WIFE.
WtRNER. In sad but loving memory of
our father HARRY F.. WARNER. who de-
parted this life one year ago. September o,
1925
Today recalls sad memories
OF our loved one laid to rest.
And those who still remember Won
Are the who loved you best.
So sad so sudden the cali,
His death was a shock 10 all
But God In His wisdom. knew what was
best
SO He took him to heaven to rest.
Oh the memories of that morning.
As we stood with aching hearts.
Knowing the one we loved so dearly
Mnst from MS forever part.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-05
MOUNTED" GUARDS
 HAVE NO HORSES

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5. (P)-A horse buying campaign Is to be start ed by the War Department. 1t will be pushed as far as available funds permit but that is only half as far as the need for horses goes.
 At the present time, departmental records show, many mounted" na- tional guard organizations are but partly equipped with horses and sev- eral have none at all. The total shortage is 2,OO0. The funds on hand will take care of half that number and nothing can be done to get the remaining 1000 until Congress opens it's purse.
 The War Department promises the horseless guardsmen that a "fair and equitable" distribution of the mounts will be made as the purchas- es proceed.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-05
NATURALIST, WRITER LECTURES, ALASKA,
 IN PENNSYLVANIA
WILLIAM L. FINLEY LECTURE IS TERMED RARELY
 FASCINATING

In recent issue of the Erie Dis pach-Herald, Pa., appeared the follow ing story of a visitor to Seward last summer The article is published verbatim:
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-05
Strictly fresh candies. Schallerer's

Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-05
By Mrs. J. V. YeIgerhouse Publicity Chairman

An audience of nearly 500 Woman's club members, and their student chill dren, saw and heard a rarely fascin- ating illustrated lecture Tuesday af- ternoOn in the Elks' auditorium. It
 was a new lecture with the attractive title "Wild Animal Outposts," by Will liam L. Finley, distinguished Ameri- can naturalist and writer. The film was a photographic story of the ex- petition sent into the Boring sea by the American Nature association and the United States bureau of fisheries.
 Mr. Finley was introduced by Mrs Robert George Ramsay, with the evi- dent appreciation of an ardent nature lover Including his talented wife in her tribute, she stressed MT. Finley's remarkable contributions to the do- main of nature study, which is rapidly growing in popularity both as a pas time or an occupation, for young and old.
 The modern cinema has surely reached the very acme of worthwhile, satisfying picturization, in such plea sure giving entertainment, with it's educational value, as Mr. Finley brought to his Erie audience. Motion pictures abound in thrills, and more thrills. MT. Finley's Wonderment thrills are based upon varieties. So related, they are inherently liked by most normal people. Would there were many more such screen diver tissements as he has filmed-scenic wonders in strange lands and unfami- liar waters; true representations of and simpler people. When they are lovable animal life, of happy birds, explained in the sequence of personal experience by an adventurous travel CT and a veritable nature scientist, they are an authentic delight.
 The trend of the movie. with it's heterogeneous offering, can only be guarded by an understanding code, |, and public response. This, the Ma tional Federation of Woman's clubs, l believes in good hope has never yet had determinating test. Why not, more often, give nature, with un- spoiled fidelity, her captivating screen
 (Continued on Page Seven)
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-05
q. LOUIS PLANNING ID
 BEAUT|FY WATER FRONT

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 4. (P)-The Mis- sissippi River front here long an eye sore with it's dilapidated buildings more than a century old, would be- come a show place under S20,000,000 improvement program announced by the City Plan commission.
 The plan calls for construction of a 100-foot double deck street to skirt the river front for more than three miles. The two levels would be used for motor and vehicular traffic.
 A bend in the river would be strengthened so as to reclaim 4,000 acres of land for an aviation field and recreation park. There would be two other park strips along the river.
 Money for the project would be raised either through bond issue or by special assessment against benefit ed property.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-05
PARADE 0F FASHION

Marcasite jewelry, those rings and brooches of highly polished steel that were so popular in the 17th and 18th centuries, are the vogue in England again. Genuine antique brooches and rings are bringing high prices in the market while modern reproductions are equally in evidence.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-05

Eastman Kodaks and films. Schal- lerer's Alaska Shop.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-09-26

IOpOTHe 6paTBa Hamn. BOr ye crEHTe HapoI, pyraDr erO, O6MaHI
HOTTH HaTHaIgaTb IT npOHl0 C BarT II 4epyT HOcIe4HDD EoHeHR
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-09-26

lOpOrue 6paTba HamH. Bot y&e
HOTTH HaTHaIBaTb .IeT npOHIlO C
TEX mop, EOTIa 6H1o oTo0paHo 1ep
ROBHOe %HMynIecTBo OF HpHxOaiaH 'le
BHrcRoro HpHxo4a. B TO BpeMa NIB,
q.IeHM CBaTo : leopTHeBcRoro HpH-
xo4a, 6MIH TaH&e q.IeHaMH BanIe-
70 c. TpOHuIOTo HpHXo4a n BHIa
3aCHIbe II IO&b co cTOp0HB HacTbI-
pei, cTaIH Ha 9amIHTy HHTepec0B
upHxoIa. HO ITO MB MOTH, oeI-
HBIe, 6e3 nOIIep&H Il cpe4cTB, cIe
aaTb?
Hac H36HIH, MH0rHX a~pecToBaIH
II Nib ymIH, 3aIodtHHH ce0e HapOI
HBf HpMxOI II dHBeM B Hem II MO
aHMca cBO6OIHO II cqacr!1HBo. Hac
O6BHHa.IH, 3a6pacBIBaIH rpa3bO,
HyraIH BHceIH1aMH Il IaT0pron,
Ho MH, cTpaIaa, MoIHlHcb B Ha-
meM 6eIHeHBEoM CD. TeOprHeBcHoM
xpaMe II IIaIH H0Ea .IIOIH IeBHTc
RHe HpHXoIa Hpo3paT, yBHIaT Sd
Rem oHH HIyT II IpH4yT II HAM. III
IOIH mIH.
Hac Ha3BIBa.In 0e36oIHHEaMH,
xHHaMH II T.. Il. A lIOIH He BepHIH
9TOMy. Bor BE,laIBBaI B ceplIIa ITO
,IeH MBIc,lH 0 TOM, TT00B H0cMoI-
peTb Ha Hac, H0cIymaTB M0IeHHe
B HaIIleM xpaMe. BHxoIa Ha xpaMa,
.IIoIH. T0BopHIH: Hy BOT, HaIlIH CHI
meHHHHH T%0BOpHIH, qTO TyT Ha ByI
HoByD IHIoBeHyD Bepy 3al0&Hlh,
a V HHx OTHpaBIaDTca c.Iyai0H DO
IHH ITO HpaBOcIaBHoMy O0paIy, IA
euue 6oIbme HpaBIH B cI0BaX Tx
HpOHOBeIHHIa Mo;EHo ycIhIlIaTb'
qeM V HaIuHx. Tar apxHepeH, COMA
HyBIMHe HapoI .IraIH, a lII0IH, npO
Bepaa Tx .I0Ib, H%pHXoIHIH Il Ham
II ocTaBaIHcb C HaMH. Hac 0Tolllo
OF MuccHH Iym Gro Hin 200, a re
Hepb nae HacqHTH0aeTca peFyIap-
HBlx q.IeHoB 30 beef HaTIen opraHH
3aIIuH cBBIlHe TpeX TbIcaq. b leBhI
cEOM de HpHXoIe HaR 'paHblne' Tan
II TeHepb qHcI0 qIeH0B He yBeIhqh
BaeTca, a Bee 6O.IBIne H 0oIbIIfe
yMeHbIIaeTCa.
ApxHepeH o6MaHylH HapoI Il Sd
Huca,IH HMyuIecTBo Ha ceoa, zoe
maIH HapoIy ropH 6%laToIaTlI' a llo
Ra3aIH HOG. 00H&aoT Ia .leBnI
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-09-26
Topyp 3aBema.I HAM XpHcToc,
G ~6paTcEHM HpHBeTOM
He3aBMGHMgbI.
r
TPOnKA

Ha IHax B TepE, HHI., co0pa-
zach 60IbmeBH1Raa /TpOfiRa. OHa
He COBceM npecTaa, a qTO TO cO00n
Hpe4cTaBaaeT BaIHOe. 0cO0eHHO B
pyccEOi IoIOHHH T. IeTpOhTa, IN
FARO II IepH. 81 4yMao, qTo HeHOTo
pie 4eTpOfiTHH 3HapT %6OIbmymerO
6OIbmeBHIa, IoTOpHH yexaI B qH
EaTo 0paTb ypoEH HeHHa, qTo6H 10
cTyHuTb B qHRaTcRyD oIepy.
IpyT0h : 3HaMeHHTBII qHRaTc-
Rui HoMOmHHR HOBopa, saHHMaDmHi
NEGRO B RoOIepaTHBHoM pecTOpaHe
Ha IHBH%OH cTpHT.
TpeTHii : 3IemHHf: He TO MaI1H
HHcT, He TO 9IeITp0- TeXHHR.
CIoBOM, TpH "TOBapHma." He
HpocTMe pa6oqHe, a HpoqeccHoHa-
,IH (MeSIy npoqHM, XopomHe che
lib H 6%opIepcEOH TacTH), II 10 Bee
MY 9T0My : HOMMyHHcTH. Tar cEa-
saTb, cOBeTcRHe IBopaHe.
Ham 9IeETpo TeXHHE 3Iecb
HMeeT 00aBmyD HoHyIapHOcTB, Oc0-
I6eHHO y 6o,IBIIeBHROB. Ohm eTO ia
IKE HaHOBO OEpecTHIH: Ha3BIBaDT
"3aIH3aHHii."
haE BHIHo, TpoIHa 6BIIa 3HaBo-
Ma IaBHo 8pyr c Ipy8RoH, a Graph
HHaa H%orIoBHHa roBopHT, qT0 PHI
OAK pH6aGa BHIHr H3IaIeEa.
HecMOTpa Ha TO, qTo OHH he OF
moi npobeccHH, oHH enIe 8apaHee
yc.IoBHIHcb, RE OBI HpoBecTH xOpO
ITO cBOH .leTHHf ''BeReiIH0H'.
MecT0M 0TIHXa 0HH H30palH
HAM %Ma,IeHbRHf 3aRoHqeHBIi TopO-
IHmEo TepH. Ham 3alH8aHHh'
0oeHlaI cB0HM ToBapHmaM, qTO
3Iecb ecTb MHoTO pyccRHX IeBymeH
II OHH npOBeIyT xopomo BpeMa. lie
%TpOfiTcEHii "HeBeU'' H qHRarcEnh ITO
MomHHE ''HoBapa". (FoBopar, qTo
OH T0lbH0 BHTIIpaeT Tape4HH) PENN
iii HpHeXaTb II HAM B HpOBHHDHO.
OHH 4yMaJH, ITO B Hp0BHHnHH re-
rue o0MaHyTb I%eByHIyRy, YEN B 90
IbIloM ropoIe.
Ho %1ocIoBEI1a roBopHT: "HHIDE
IyMa.I, ia II nOIox." Tar BBluIIo
II c aToh TpofEoH. Hpuexa,IH oHH
Il HAM Ha aBTOMO6HIe Il Haqa,IH pa
a'e3%aTb 10 Topo1y. Ham "HHIe-
hep" yEa9ABa.I I'M re MaTa3HHH,
ne pa0oTaDT pyccRne IeByIRH.
Ohm INSTRUMENTATION II 3axOIHIH T
! Mara3HH, l0RyIaIH ToBap, IoTopBi
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-09-26
KOPPEC no ne H 4NN
HNCbMO HE3ABNCNMIEB K npNxOxAHAM HEBNTCKOTO
nnANnnA
nPNKOl.A

cTFHTe Hap04, pyraOT eT0, 00MaHBT
Ba2T II IepyT HOc.Ie4HDD EOHeilRy
C nero, a Hap0Iy HHqeT0 lie 4aDT
EpOMe Ha3BaHHa = Mep3aBDb, epeTH
I'm.
,llDIH Io6pMe, 6paTBa HAHN poI
HHe 10 Bepe Il EpoBH, 3eMIaRH Ha
mH, 0IH0ce.IBqaHe, I0B0IbHO BAN
cHIeTB TAM HOI 3acHIBeM II HIeBRa
NH 3IoqHHIeB. IOBOIbHO BAN THyTB
IcHHHH H IynIH. Pa3Be He IOB0IbHO
TAM BBIIIHT0 BaMefi EpOBH, He 4OBo
IbH0 III TAM Harpa0H.IH IeHer 0y
ITO Obi Ha peMoHT HepEBH, a OHa3a
I0cb, T0IeETH 9TH HocHIaIHcb III
90 ~apxHepeaM B HbO HOpR, MOO
B EapMaHH cBaIIeHHHE0B.
BpaTba, o6HGeHHBe, O%Tpa6IeH-
HBe, 0cMeaHHHe 6paTBa IeBHTqaHe,
I0B0IbHo BAN cMOTpeTB Ha Hac BY
IaH IaH Ha BamHX BpaToB. Mil BAN
He BpaTH. Nib TaEHe iEe pa60qHe
,II0IH c MO30IHcTBIMH pyRaMH, RaE
II BM. HIHTe Il HAM. Hama MaIeHb
RAJ HepH0Bb, mE0Ia, Ha1Ie MecT0
u bee ITO Mil HMeeM, Bee Il BaIIHM
ycIyraM.
y HaC HeT TaEHX HaI0T0B, BaR
~ Fac B HpHXOIe. BH HIoTHTe Ho
IecaTb Hill 6O,IbTHe IoIIapoB pOT-
H0T0, a 6BIo BpeMa, EOTIa 3an.Ia
THaH cBHme TpHI1aTH HaTH Io.IIa
pGB B TOT. A Y Hac qIeHM IpHxo-
Kane H,IaTaT Bcero TpH 40IaIpa I
T0E.
MM BBLIIIaqHBaeM II 60.IbHBe Il
H0cMepTHHe 3aHoMorH II pa3IaeN
Io5p0B0IbHBe IepTBB HyIIaI0mHN
ca T.. /. II B I0ITH lie 3aIe3aeM.
y FAC cBallIeHHHI HHB0TIa B IeHeH
HE Iela lie BMeHIHBaeTca. Boa Ma
%TepHaIBHaa cT0p0Ha iEH3HH HpHX0-
IA HaX01HTca B pyIaX Hap0Ia.
Dunn Hap0I 3HaeT Ry1a HIyT It
HbTH II 0TRyIa npnX01aT, oTToro J
Hac Her 4o.IToB, HeT M0T0BcTBa. y
nae bee BcerIa onIaqeHo 30 BpeNa
A Delb TpH IoIIapa poqHoro He o
dbHIHe 4eHbTH. HO EOrIa Il He6o,lI
line 9TH 4eHbTH H!yT He B EapMa
HH apxHepeeB, a ;Ha re IeIa, EyIa
OH companies, TO Il MaIBX Ie.
Her nae Ha bee XBaTaer.
HlHTr bee, o6HReHHbIe pyccIAt
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-09-26
HNKAKOTO KAINHR lake OF 4EHOT0 BATOhA

.lI0IH, MbI BAN HOIaKeM Bee HaIIH
HHHTH HpHXOIoB H pacXOIOB Il BcD
Xo3ancTBeHHyIo cTopoHy TH3HI Ha-
nero HpHxoIa Il BM y0eIHTeGB, ITO
Nip II II0paIoH B 1epRBH H npHx0-
ne 0yIyT llIIHb T0TIa, EOrIa HMyIge
cTBO oyer B pyEaX HapoIa. HapOI
eTO cTpOHI ga cBoH EpoBaBHe Tpo-
HIN, Hap0I II TOIbEO HapoI HMeeT
HpaBo pacHapaTaTbca I'M.
EcIH OBI BB, 6paTba, IeyHTqaHe,
II0c,IyIuaIH Hac II HpHcOeIHHHIHcB
+ Ham, EaI0e OBI MoBHO 6BIIO cIe
laTb B qHRaTO 6OIBmoe IeIO. Mil
ycTpoHm OBI ceilqac &e npHDT 4Ia
cTapBX II cHpoT, Hap0IHHH ION II
pyccHyD xOTa OBI cpe1HDD mEOIy,
qT00M Il HAHN 10TH BOcHHTBIBaIHcB
Tar de, RaR 4eTh IpyTHX HapoIHO
creH.
He Me1IHTe, He HIHTe T0Ha II
BAN, EaE IOTIa TO Ham, RpecT0M pa
30HBaIH T0I0BH B UepHBH II ga Ha
lie 4o0po 6p0caIH B TIOpBMH. He
I4HTe 9T0TO. He HaIeiiTecb Ha TO,
qTO apxHepeH ciRa.IaTca Ha4 BaMH
Il bee OTIaIyT BAN. Her. He BepbTe
9ToNy Il He T4HTe. ApXHepeH GRO
pee Hp01aIyT HIN 3a.IoGaT Bame
HMyIIIeCTB0, HO BAN HHTeT0 he ia
.4yT. ll0cM0TpHTe, RaR pacmaTaIH B
MOpaIbH0M II INTERPRETATION 0TH0IIe
HIN apxHepeH Hamy MHccuD. 0Ha
rn6Her, llpEoIe lie BAN, 6paTba,
|CHIeTb II HIaTb MHI0CTH OF rex,
|EoTopHe pacHHHaDT Bora Ha Bca-
Rom mary.
HIHTe IL HAM B 1epE0BB II cIy
maHTe TaB c.IyHeHHe, TaH Il np0IO
lBe1H HaIIeTo C|BaHIeHHHRa. BIZ yBH
4HTe, qTo cIyTeHHe Y Hac HIeT
,TaF&e EaF Il y Bac. Mil OcTaIHcb
HcTHHHblMH BepyI0HIHMH %XpHcTHaHa
MI C Ie4oBcEOh BepOfl B cepIDaX
IHaIIHx. Hac o6BHHaIOT .IoaHo B pa
l3HblX H0BmecTBaX, qT00M HapoI He
IXoIH.I Il HAM. H0 BcH0MHHTe, qTO
RapHcen II XpHcTa O6BnHH1H H
Iy6HIH. A BeIB XpHcTOc he OIL He
InpaB. C|BaIHeHHHH Ha %npoHoBeIH HH
EoTIa He HaTpaBIHBaeT nae Ha
l%eBHTcEHX npHXoHaH. IIacTBpH IKE
c ,leBHT cTpHra peEoMeHIypT cBo-
I'm HacoMHM rHaTb MeTIoii ByIaH.
la qTO TAN nHcaTb BAN. BB, IyMae
Tea HAN, Tenepb y6eIHIHcb Il caMu
,B TOM, RyIa BeIyT Bac IIeuacTBI
PHI. HIHTe, HInTe, 6paTBa Il Ham
'cEopee.
ENLa, qleHH CD. TeoprueBcBoro
npHxoIa, 3oBeM Bac r 6paTcEoMy
eIHHeHHp Il TON IEo6BH 6o&bei, 70
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-09-26

I'M cOBceM He HyHeH obll' DUO
gro Ie1aIOcb ,1HIIb liza Toro' 1looDi
Ha4arb pa8roBop II HoHpocHTb 4eBy
l1Ey, uro6H OLA cOrIacHlacb npo-
raTurbca c HnMH B 4eTpoHT, HdH
2e B qHRaro.
IerpohrcRniiii "heBeH" (xHecTRo
uoer 'HHrepHanHoHaI') XBacIal
rem. qro OH HMeeT H%ecRO1bEo He
Bbx aBroMo6H1eH H xOqeT HoEa3aTb
ueBymEaM. 1eBymEH He TolbEo qro
o"rBasa.rHcb uoexaTb B ll,eTponT, Ho
ua;Ee he 3aXoTeIM B aBT0MO0HIb HA
ca1Hrbca. 0HH 3HaDT, qTO TAHOE
RoI.1oHTaeBcEaa .lO6oBb. ga HecEo
.1bRo JACOB y TpoHEH B aBIOMCohAe
oEa3aIocb cTo,IbEo ToBapy, pTo he
.6BIo RE caMHM ceCTb, a oapbIlleh
lie yIa.Iocb o6MaHyTb.
IIeBeI' H HOMoHIHHE "HoBapa
.paccepqaIH Ha HaIIero HH%eHepa,
BHexaIH 3a ropoI,. B%H6pocHIH HeHy
HHBIH I'M TOBap, II II0eXaIH RTo ky
IA.
M. BNCAOB.
Tonu Hur
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-09-26

B MarasNHe ,,PACCBET" Nwe-
eTCa HecROAbRO sRseMnAapOB pOMa
Ha sHaMeHHTOrO HH4YccROro nOsTa
" 4MhOco4a TAT0Pk uRPyuE.
HNE", CnemHre C saRasaMH. LIE
Ha - 100 CeHToB.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-10-27
Az FIN sztjLETEsNAPoM.
Irta: J. Nemea.

Irta. J. Nemea.
Faz6s, hidek 3szi id6ben
Elnezem q napot...
Ez az egy tan, amt a multi
Reszemre itthagyott!9
Melegit6, lang ysugara
Meg egyszer felvidit,
s lellkemben a "kacajvirag"
Halvanyan kivirit.
Mig sok evselmult m0ycttem,
Mem tehetek r6la...
Mem lattam, hoey a szamomra
Alig nyilott ROSA!
K0riil5ttem aInyba burkolt
Vir-agokat LATHAM,
s csal0dtaIn, ha llnnepeken
Illatokra vartam!
"Sorsom" ez az irigy koldus
| Mindent reg ellopott...
s mig masokat boldogga tett,
Ram mem is hallgatott!
0romkonyvem iires lapjan
Haoyott szsles msrg6t...
S adott nekem ajandekba
Ket nyikorgo mankot!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-10-27

fedelii. A fatal par naszhaza a
fellegjar6 barka lett: ponyvat te-
ritettek fole, 4 bar semni ekesseg
mem volt rajta, !, liralyi szerelen
megsem Atailotta benne allitani
fel tr6nusat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-10-27

lSmet felDuktaIta egyenKent, sem
az assaony, SETH 8 hacska hem
volt sehol.
A szarazfold mocskos poraban
megfirdott 0zonArra mindeddig
az eget fedo gyaszfelleg homalya
borult. Egyszerre azonban kettle
repedt felh6 melye mintha q
mennybolt kesziilt volna megha-
sadni, fiiltepS csattanassal szule-
tett meg az els5 VILLAIN. AIT az
utan k0vette suriin, pillanaton-
kent, sztntelenil a tobbi, ravet-
We remvilagat az ozonar pusztita
sara. A villAmszulo egbol sister
gS csattanassal vagott lie menny
k5 epp ARA helyre, ahol keves-
sci el6bb Koi-Kum haza tint ell
a fold melyen. Ez csattanAs fel-
rata keserii magaelhagyasab6l
Eim6t is. Kinyitotta -szemet S oda
s2egezte ARA pontra, ahol az
iment Csisa tint el, mintha sza-
mara az egesz vilagon csak az AZ
egy hely maradt volna ITALIAN Eli
mo szellemidezS tekintete tette,
vagy esak a veletlen, eleg az hoz-
"a. hogy villamvilagitotta felho
bol el0bukkant Csisa barkaja. A
leany egesz testeben remegve olel
te at felkarral apjat's mig mask
kezeyel barbara mutat0tt a le-
leklat6k idyeziilt hangjan sikol-
tott fel:
OFT jon matkam utanam,
oft JON le ertem a felhob6l!
Koi-Knm maya is melyen meg.
rendult a hullamhegyen alasieto
barka lattara. Elmo lie mem vette
szemet t0bbe arr6l a pon1rol.
Mitsem torodott vele, hogy ezer
| es ezer ember rohan ell kozeliik-
ben, a dombteton, keresve meme
| deket vizar elol. Mem latta AIT
sem, mint rohan ala Csisa barka-
| jat6l mem messze egy szemelyszal
Tito gSzos, mogotte pedig mint
ha iildozne - Ariasi csatahajo ar
nya tInt fel "A gozost vegzete ke-
resztbe. forditotta a csatahaj6 tie
hetetleniil zuhant "a elevel, dere.
kon metszve kettle. Mem latott eb.
b6l Elmo semmit, csak Csisat lat
Ia. amint iigyesen hasznalva eve.
z6it. sail ala. A barka mogott
&lesorru, teaszallit6 klipper tint
Eel S azzal fenyegette, hogy maya
/ ala kapja. De Csisa mem hiaba volt
koi-Kum tanitvanya: egyetlen
avez6csapassal kitert el6le, hogy
Koi-Kum tapsolni szeretett volna
| neki. A klipper elrohant a barks
mellett kovetkezo pillanatbaI
1sszet0rve, tehetetleniil merritt e.
az arban. Csisa barkaiara is a sors
vart volna, ha k0zben valtozas
nem tortenik. A megl6dult tengel
vize most mar emezen a parton
emelkedett fel duzzad6 VII
sgyreszt csendesitette az ozona'
rohamat. masreszt maya lassubt
futasaval a partra lepett az ara
dat szine alatt. Csisa barkaia eb
be csendesebb vizbe kerilt .
iigyesen keriilgetve a wien uszt
| romokat, szamtalan utveszton q
evezett a dombhoz, mig fentr3
iranyt mutatott neki Elmo ajax
ia. Alig szaz lepessel Koi-Kur
kertie alatt ert partot meg arrs
IS volt gondia. hogy barkajat egg
"a derekahoz k0sse.
j Elmo, mikor teljesilni latta +,
lehetetlent, terdre esett es csal
karjat birta Csisa fele nyujtani
Koi-Kum azonban lesietett Csisa
hoz es igaz modra sietett bevAlta
nj szavat:
j - Fogadalmat tettem, hogy ii
ed lesz a leanyom, ha annyit mond
hatsz magadenak, amemnyi az
enyem. Ime, Buddha akaratab6l
egyenlok lettiink: nekem sincs
mar esmmim. Botorul kivantam
hogy a felhokb6l jojj ala valasz
/ y