davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-02
(Folytatas)

SytIHlth IcJcl, lHOllu lHhdUD,
hogy ligyekezzek tanulni, meyer
tetted Sween Mees;
- Ha Ibsen Keresztely nem ad-
ia el a birtokot, akkor ugyis min
den rendben van, - monda az
Greg, melyet sohajtva. Beh
kar ezekert foldekert. Egymas-
utan hagyjak Ell birtokukat jo-
szantukb6l vagy kenyszeriisegbol,
inert tele vannak adossaggal. Ma
lunk meg csak megjarja, de bel
jebb olyan az orszag, mintha Xxi
volna halva.
A .jo csaladok mind elszeledtek.
Az Standardization egerek rag
csaljak a butort S. nagy birtoko-
kon a fergeken kiviil a feligyel0
az egyetlen leny.
Milyen mas vilag volt regebben
a Marschban. Most mindenki a
varosba k0ltozik, Husumba, Ton
ningenbe, vagy Hamburgba. Re-
STINT azert, hogy gyermekeket
iskolaba jarassak, reszint az asz-
szonyok Matt, Xix finom inteze-
tekben nevelkedve, nagyon elke-
nyesedtek ferfiak is jobban
szeretik a varosi elet sz0rakoza-
salt, mint falut.
- Merit mem tanultak meg dol
gozni - vete kobe Lude.
- Ha ugy dolgoznanak, mint a
paraszt tengeren, nep unatkoz-
nanak. A rossz neveles az Okla
mindennek - monda SWeen ag-
godalmasan. - Ha ma paraszt
meghal es felmillio markat hagy
hatra tiz fiara, ugy mind tiz
szegeny ember az 80 ezer marka-
laval. Macy birtokhoz keves
penziik, dolgozni pedig mem tud-
max. Ketsegbeejt6 helyzet ez. A
varosban ezrevel vannak az en-
berek maid felfaljak egymast a
kenyeririgysegtol, mig ere sok-
szor mertfoldnyire Sc talalni en-
bert, bar a fold jo es termekeny
es sehol sem oily sep, mint lit.
Kiveve ITALIAN Amerikat
AIT meg kell mondjad az
embereknek, Sween! = jegyzem
meg nagy bolcsen.
- Meg kell mondani2! Igen
EFT mar sokan mondtak, de Ok
mem hallgatnak az emberre. Mon
dok neked valamit, Dida: ha A.
merikaba megy es sok penzt ke-
resell es visszajosz es megveszed
apad birtokat = felteve, ha mar
mas kezekben volna - es itter
gyokeret VERSE, ugy az emberek
meglepodve fogjak mondani
Lam, nj, ez az Ibsen Dida, akinek
oily sok a penze, hogy vasvillaval
szenaboglyat lehetne rakni belole
Aki mar sok Macy varosban jat
sot meg Amerikaban is es min
den szepet latott mar vilagban
megis yisszaj0n ide, inert AIT
mondja, hogy lit legszebb. La
tod, ez t0bbet er minden beszed-
mel. Mert az emberek olyanok
mint majmok es papagalyok
egyik a masikat utanozza es min
den divat szabalyai szerint To-
rog. Most az elkoltozes a divat
De ha maid egyszer egy Macy EN-
ber, akinek penze is lesz es eszejis
lesz, divatba hozza a beyandor.
last, akkor maid visszajonnek S
akkor a mi darab f0ldinkon me-
gint JOLIET es tisztesseg fog ural-
kodni. Ez az en- welemenyem. Nit
sz6lsz hozza, Hinnerk Dirk? AIT
hogy van valami benne. De XII
I0nben nit kezdjHnk lit sok EN-
berrel? A Marscho az 0kr0ke
Es az okor megteszi kotelesseget,
telezabalja magat S meghozza a
penzet. Els hogy az ur hol kolti
ell a penzt, az neki is, meg nekiink
is mindegy. Icy gondolom en-.
s. azutan szajukba vettek pipa-
iakat tovabb fiistoltek, mint a
siit6kemencek 49,.
Ar,o navntott Ez rifkau ncatt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-02


elott, ugy bizonyara 0ngyilkos
lett volna. Mem, en- mem szepitem
a dolgot, de aki maga is fatal es
eletvidam volt valaha, az mindig
enyhebben itei meg a Katalsag
gyengeit es hibait S egy tulheves
vermerseklet eltevelyedeseit. II
Kepzelheted,, milyen botrany lett
belole. Mindeniitt errol beszeltek,
elferditve, tulozva es elitelve.
Borzaszt6 volt. Termeszetesen
Helganak elgkell memnie egy ido-
re, mig minden lecsendesedik. A
vilag oily gyorsan el s oily. gyorsan
felejt. Egy ev mulva mar senki
sem fog rola tudni. Nos tehat,
AIT gondoltam, hogy Helga ezen a
nyaron mem is talalhatna Jobb
helyet, mint a ii maganyos, cson-
des birtokotokat, ahol senki sem
sejti szerencsetlenseget. Els nala-
tok leghamarabb fog lelki egyen-
sulya helyreallni. Jelenleg telje-
sen vigasztalan, lehangolt es ket-
segbeesett. Tudod, kedves Mlnam,
| en- is mindig szivesen hallgattam
meg bajaidat es segitettem rajtuk.
| Remelem, EFT hem felejtetted ell S
ICY szives fogadtatasban fogod
reszesiteni a szegeny fatal not,
elvezhetni fogja hazatokban a
vendegszeretet, testverileg fogod
ct batoritani, hogy VI erore kap-
Jon eletkedve visszaterjen. Ker-
lex, valaszolj, mikor johet Helga.
Szivelyes idvozlettel olel teged,
kedves ferjedet es kis Didat
; j6akar6 nagynened
Sarolta
Eymasra neztiink. AZ Greg any
nyira rancbasZedte homlokat
hogy szalmasarga szemei maid
mem eltiintek dus vor0s haJa
alatt.
Ha szabad kimondanom, ugy
sejtem, hogy egy verbs titok var
dolog mog0tt - mondta hal
kan. 4 Pszt egesz balkan
Dida, hogy senki meg ne hallJa
- Els az Greg fontoskodo alapos
saggal m6lyedt kiilonos ese'
targyalasaba.
- Ha csak tudnam. mond;
- miert oily nagy szerencsetlen
seq es szegyen Daniaban, ha ha
;, zastarsaknak gyermekiik sziile
tik, igyekezzel EFT megtudnl, Dl
da, nagyon erdekelne engem is
= Nalunk "a mi torvenyeink szerlnt
ez mem valook en- mem is hisZem
hogy ez a Petersen doktor, ak
!, mellesleg mondva egesz k0zonse
ges ficko lehet, megnyerJe EFT a
, iigyet.. Szegeny, szerencsetlen asz
+; SONY Persze, mem ismerem a ko
penhagai torvenyeket. Lehe1
hogy tulnepesedes veszelye Mat
!, Iott csak legelokelobb uraknal
van megengedve, hogy mindJar
!. els6 esztendoben gyermekuk szU
:, lessek, EFT en- termeszetesen ner
: helyeslem es ha Lude Schnac-
= EFT hallana, ugy AIT mondan5
hogy ez vagyonos osztaly hal
latlan elbizakodottsaga. Minder
esetre i6 lesz, ha erdekl6dni fogs
ezirant, Dida, ez tarsadalmi kel
des -.
Tarsadalmi kerdes. Eloldaloe
tam. De az egesz dolog nagyo
;, nyomta a lelkemet, Hogyan old
:, !. jam en- meg EFT a tarsadalmi kel
dest?
Mem tudom, hogy miert 'vest
! dott epp ezen nap minden esemt
nye oily melyen es maradandon a
emlekezetembe. Amint e soroka
IRON, minden oily elenken van sze
meim elott, mintha csak tegna
tortent volna.
k Feltettem kalapomat, fittyer
e. tettem kutyaimnak s a kaszalo
4 keresztiil nekivagtam mezei u
g max az ugyneyezett iskolauto
g vegig S szaladtam kutyaimms
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-02

neni 'szigoru, sargas area olvasas
kozben meg szigorubb Is sotetehb
lett.
(Folytatjuk.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-28

Properties Buyers Seeking the Greatest
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ocao
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n
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SALE---HOUSES.


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1922 9th STREET,
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2-i-roonf. kit. & bath apis.
6-car sarage.
Total rental, 1887.
Price $40.000-termS
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EXCEPTIONAL VALUES.

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RIGHTEOUSNESS PROPERTY.
TWO LARGE STORE ROOMS. WITT
large bay windows, in heart of business dis
trict OF Georgetown. GEORGETOWN
ave NV. Phone West 243S Ask for Mr.
Eeale.
Evening star., 1928-05-13
Honors Won by State
Department Foreign
Service Graduates
Nineteen Who Successfully
Passed School Tests, In
cludine One Woman, AS
signed to Posts Abroad.

Graduates of the Foreign Service
School OF the State Department have
recently been assigned TO posts IN alien
lands and this list is scanned with ar
much interest ag are the senior CLASSES
at West Point and Annapolis There
was total of "a students who SUCCESS
fully passed the rigid mental and phys
teal tests and OF this number 10 have
been assigned 10 foreign posts and will
soon depart on their missions The
Foreign Service School has entered on
Its nth year and the successful candi~
dates announced, representing about
20 per cent OF those who make applicav
ton show that In the four years of
training the number Of those who have
withst00d tbs rigid tests 10 have IN
creased almost 90 per cent. The first
class graduated In 1928, contained i1
names. while the presen. class numbers
-, as stated
MI Glenn Allan Abbey, who has been
designated 10 Johannesburg. South Al
RIGA. Ia local man who came to Wash
iagt0n from D0dgeville, Wis, studied
In George Washington University and
served IN the World War lie entered
the State Department in 1924 and was
sent a10n after IN be secretary 0f The
American High Commission Al Port al
lcontinled on Fourth pagel
Evening star., 1928-05-13
Diplomats of Washington
Returning to Their Posts
Ambassador Howard and Ambassador Claudel
Due This Evenins-Notable Events of
Week In Legation Circles.

The Minister Of Rumania, Mr.. George
CretZiano, will return tomorrow or
Tuesday from Cleveland. where he Is
attending the meetings Of the Amer
lean Peace Society.
The Minister of Canada and Mrs.
Vincent Massey have with them as
guests at the legation over Sunday Or.
George Vincent. president Of the Car
negie Foundation. and Mrs. Vincent.
The counselor of the British embassy
and Mrs. Henry Getty Chiffon viii en-
tertain at dinner Wednesday evening.
The military .attache of the Spanish
embassy. Mai. Victoriano Casa1u$. had
as his guest last week in his apartment
at Wardman Park Hotel Capt Julio
Force, who sailed Friday on the steam
ship Alphonso XIII for his home in
Spain. He was accompanied by Duoue
de Estrada. who made the trip to Wash
ington with him. Capt. de Aida plans
to start on his flight around the world
in August.
The commercial counselor OF the
British embassy and Mrs. Leander Nc
Cormick- -Goodhart, who are in Paris,
viii leave for London next month,
where Mrs. Mccormick -Goodhart. who
was before her recent marriage Miss
Janet Phillips, will be presented at
court.
Miss Katharine Phillips. sister Of Mrs,
Mccormick Goodhart, who will graduate
from Mrs, Dow's School at Briarcliffe.
on-the-Hudson in June. win SO 10
France for year Of study and VIII
return to Washington to make her de-
but. Mrs Phillips will close her Wash.
ington house after the schools close
here ana viii SO to Phillips Hal. Butler,
Pa, for part Of the season.
Nine weidel. wife of the commercial
counselor of the Swedish legation,
has gone to Philadelphia to visit her
sister. Mrs. Gano.
The firSt secretary Of the CnechoSlo-
wax legation. DR., peregrin Elsa, has re-
turned from u brief stay In New BrunS-
wick. N, j.. where he attended the cele-
hration Of the tenth anniversary Of the
New Jersey College for Wofneni at which
the CsechoSlovak gymnastics were per-
formed for the firSt time in en- AmeEl.
can college,
Nine, Pisa viii 60 to New York to-
day and sail Wednesday for Ellrope
Nine, Elsa will spend several weeks In
London and then 50 to her SalnAsaec
home in the Carpathian Mountains,
where she viii be until the Autumn.
The second secretaries Of the French
embassy and the PaliSh legation. A.
Frederic knohel and MT Jan StAlinsA.
entertained Friday AtteTnoan IN euaa~
piiment to Miss Jane Cowl Miss joyce
Kerry and sir Guy Standing,
The attaehe Of the Italian embassy
and SiSnora MaSelA will sail SaturSsy,
July Ia, for Elrope n spend the SalnA~
naer abroad, Signora MaSeia and their
infant son will 80 10 Canada the middle
OF june. where they win be- ln their
summer home, R0Semere at NanoEi~d'
Anton. with Signera MasciaS parents.
Mr, and Mrs, John William nomville.
for a month,
Evening star., 1928-05-13
Society Leaders in Capital
Exhibiting Less Activity
AsSpringSeasonis Waning
Informal Programs Rule in Festivities Pending
Departure of President and Mrs. Coolidge
on Summer Vacation.
By sALLIE v. II. PICKETT.

w YHE society the Capital will steadily enter
nes Re on o @ e the aqf
entertain the soons Of the Senate with dsappont
for this the OF night sessions when members
snatched from a dinner attend night session.
aE hears but little OF Spring program House.
aside events like the annual garden party for Veterans
M H sn M msr Ee Of @ f a. Singing society
the President and Mrs Coolidge are go Annapolis
they viii be guests o St y Johns GeE ds and 5 The y snd w
The Of e 70 are m s pa end e fe @
the President.
Mdvnter the dinner party and
at ana n m sn deh n M Ma g EVENING"
u e connbs Country n Club THURSDAY With sanor v
ary Of the Italian emoassy a no p1nce Miriam as guest
society Mrs Henry
S sf aas ss sun '0 Tim" Tor
YESTERDAY society witnessed the chldrens Horse Show with its
Il this Week % s na % c rPs o no1 viii Rs be- 5 Gd sa
Pams Maryland will be the largest It's the
Of prse b ~ cn nan mahy G
and good weather prevails guests will from
THE last grand frolck" in open Congress
Gratis House REPRESENTATIVES WIN ball at the American
gresonsl Club There annually congressona ban but
players the prominence Of stand
naed M h m nreys uars RenentaYe Ionowoh M gneaker
q te H9u has Seen one Of The far Mrs CLYDE key & wife Of
sisted BY Mrs William Eodenberg wfe 9 former Fepesentaye
Louisiana in charge Of CONCESSIONS
ALL Of the treats that for
n grownups for Saturday AFTERNOON at O'Clock The Lawn and
eeasa r win be BE- aed @ % The Yong won crs
and handreds Of cdfen vii see and hear th fayoe story
ss s VI s - 20 nfe Mo boxes & VIII be nnsd ed over
number Of orphan children and others have taken groups Of
Is cute extensive 70
Evening star., 1928-05-13

The dean of the diplomatic corps
the Ambassador Of Great Britain, Sir
Esme Howard. will return this evening
from New York, where he went q week
ago with Lady Isabella Howard. Lady
Isabella sailed yesterday aboard the
Biancamano for Italy and will remain
through June in Rome and join the
Ambassador in their English home in
July, to remain for the rest Of the
Summer,
The Ambassador of Cuba and Senors
de Ferrara will return Wednesday from
Philadelphia. where they win spend the
early part of the week. They attended
the meetings of the American Peace
Society in Cleveland before going tO
Philadelphia
The Ambassador and Sonora de
Ferrara will give large reception next
Sunday evening at 10 o'clock in the
embassy to celebrate the independence
day Of Cuba.
The Ambassador of France. NJ
Claudel. will return this evening or to-
morrow from New York, where he went
with Nine. Claudel and their daugh-
ters. who sailed yesterday for theiI
home in France.
The Ambassador of Chile. Senor Don
Carlos Davilla. returned from tho
South Friday night, after visiting IN
Texas
The Ambassador of Belgium and
Princess de Ligne entertained at din
ner last evening In the embassy, when
among their guests were Capt. and
Mrs, Alfred Lowenstein of Brussels
RatmisTnas EnuyNfaC< Rn
Montalembert. Count and Countess de
Grunne. Mile. MiScome, sister Of Mrs
Lowenstein, Col. de Ia Chevalerte Dau-
freSne and Chevalerie Van Praet. all
OF Belgium. and Baron Egmont dc
Zuylen of Paris and Baroness de 1uy-
len.
Countess Sseehenyi and her younger
daughters sailed yesterday for Europe
to Join Count Sxechenyi. the Minister
of Hungary. and their oldest daughter
Countess Cornelia Sxechenyi, who sailed
10 days ago for their Hungarian home
They will later SO to their Summer
place IN the mountains of CEeeho-
Slovakia,
The Minister of Panama. Senor Al
faro, returned yesterday from hriei
visit In Cleveland where he attended
the meetings OF the American Peace
Society.
Sonora de Perez. who has been the
guest OF the Minister and Sonora dc
Aliaro for several weeks, viii 10 60 New
York tomorrow and will sail saturday
for her home III Panama,
The Minister of the Irish Free state
MIR. Timothy A. Smlddy, will arrive To"
morrow from Chicago where he Went tC
attend the reception Of the crew OF the
aifship bremen Of which MAJ. k1t1-
maurice OF Ireland Is a member The
Minister will SO TO noSton the latter
part Of the week for a similar reception
to the flyers,
Mime, Stmopoulos, wife Of the Minis.
ter oF Greece, Ii spending the week end
la Newport and win return Tuesday,
The retiring Minister et Haiti and
Mime, Price viii sail from New YORK,
May 20, ON the Cristohai for their ma
tive country,
The Minister Of Austria and Nine
prochnik will So 10 New York tomorrow
| for short stay.
The Minister as sweden, NJ, W
nnStfom will return the FIRST af ths
week from New Work. where he went
with Nine, Hostrem, and their daueh.
ter Mile Pauline nostrom, Who sailed
Yesterday for their home In sweden
The Minister Will JON the6a later N
the season.
Evening star., 1928-05-13
Honor Dinners Mark
Record of Past Week
In Capital Circles
Gen. and Mrs. Summerall
Guests OF Col. Stanley RI,
Ford Last Evenine--Other
Noteworthy Functions.

The Chief of stan. u, a A., and Mrs,
Charlea p, aummerall were the guests
In whose honor Col. STANLEY II, Ford
entertained at dinner last evening at
the Maytiower. Others In the company
were Mai, uun, and Mrs, hfiant IL.
Wells, Mai 1ien, and Mrs, Herbert
Crosby, Mai, aen, William q, Rivers,
brig. dea, aud Mrs Ii, q, Williams,
Brig Gen, and Mrs, Prank keeter,
Mrs Frank Parker, Col. and Mrs Henry
M, Morrow, Col, and Mrs, Sebastian
aaeh, Cal md Mrs Fltahueh Lee, Mai,
Continued On Third raae,l
Evening star., 1928-05-13
Iowa Society Announces
Final Ball of Season

The lows Eocietg Will hold Its fDai
hal OF the season st the Willard Hotel
May "A, Senator Samuel Morgan Short
rsdae will be- the guest 0f iaoI0f gnd VIII
neJIxeT o short address, An excellent
egssNrtAinmenl and special music for the
,nass9e have been promised by the com
snatttsA. ---.4. 4...-.,--,,..-,.~--4
Evening star., 1928-05-13
Mrs. Henry ]. Walther
Hostess TO Alumnae Unit

Mrs. Henry j. WaiLher, d CHI Omega
alnmHae, viii entertain the active mem~
pers of the Phi Alpha Chapter oi the
Chi Omega Fraternity Al George Wash
ington University st Les given at her
henae This afternoon.
Evening star., 1928-05-13
General and Personal News
of Special Capital Groups
ing Quiet Season Visitors in Washington.
Residents Making Pleasure Trips.

Washington Manufacturers Association
on the Air Mail Service, viii 30 To
Chicago by aefoplane, arriving there
Tuesday 10 attend the celebration on
the tenth anniversary aT the first air
mail plane flown from New York To CHI
eago, Mrs, Glover will go tomorrow TO
EngleWoadt NJ, j., 10 visit her brother
in~law and sister, Mr., and Mrs, j H.
Melohef, and viii meet Mr.. Glover
later In the week In New York CITY
They wlll return 10 their apartment at
the Wardman Park Hotel Saturday
The dlrAetar nf the National Parks
Continued on Third raael
Evening star., 1928-05-13

Senator and Mrs. William H. King
are apending the week end on a short
motor trip In the nearby country.
The Assistant Secretary Of state and
Mrs. Wilbur j. Carr will clnae their
apartment In the Dresden at the end
0f June and will sail for Europe 10 spend
q month on six weeks ON the Continent
They will motor through Germany and
a small portion of France before re-
turning 10 Washington,
Mr.. Irving w, Glover, assistant post
master general, who went 10 Yakima,
washington, last week 10 address the
Evening star., 1928-05-13
Mrs. A. 7. Hert Hostea.
To Womens Press Club

Mrs. Alvin T. Hert Was hostess At
dinner last evening IN her apartment
AT lTas Massachusetts avenue In homer
ot the WnmenS National Press Club,
An Interesting program followed the
dinner.