davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1928-04-08

enough legal training 10 know what
constitutes legal evidence In the frbt
place.
Twenty-Five per cent Of the "inyeSti-
gators they gave him when he came
In had had legal training. To-day 10
pei cent are graduates Of law schools,
He points out that his is the Bureau
of Investigation" not the Bureau OF
Criminal Investigation" He decided 10
hire men 70 get evidence, not men 70
get" crooks
In the course Of getting the evidence
they have managed 10 get" plenty ot
! crooks as those Increased jail terms
SHOW
/ Hoover started right IN making Legal
training primary requirement 1i
/ work In igiE Department of IHyestiga'
( tion.
Last year he was able to reduce ma
| tesiaiIy the number of men In the or
/ ganazatlon and actually cut expenses kf
| cause ~ the consequently higher efii'
cheney of the staff.
People think there ID network oi
Government agents" spread ali oyel
Evening star., 1928-04-08

he lat boin by laty de book
whit cakes.
When ii was reigning Keeng Helfred
by Hingland so 1t came hover Danes
from Danmock wot dey conseeter from
firr,lshiSs worrieTs-~Witt splrrS witt
shilds wit beetlehexes witt buzz VIII
herrowsl So 1t stodded opp, gradually
wurr wot Keeng Helfred was ex,
trimmingly difiltted wot he was fussed
he should flee. SO he sad To de Wttier'
he sad so;
moo, Watkeens l tink wot / gnnR
on de homl / should travel aroma M
cockatoo should be tremp' Dolby
me opp plizze a shoit Ulso teex me
opp q broomgteeck wit IL should pc
bendena handkerchief on de hend from
il, ulso a bottle Molligan stewi Sand
To de tailor mine SCOT dey should
wreenkling heem opp und boining a
copple holes. Und den I'll precise opp
gradually ! should tukking o leehgo
from hubbo nature so
"Hollo colli~mHogz abbot hend~out
~~Bol You could sleep me pliz1e de
prize from flop, Pel-~Jost wukked III
from Birmingham Woopsi
Tim Clerenee Feetgafeld, de swit'
ivvining Preemrose
From Hold Brud d~~way ira ia
smoke dc bast tsigarsw~wot pipplt
troW a-wa-a~yi
und by dc Free Lonch Bar take mine
mills
Do boyiss hall teenk a rreeneei~-
law~Ial
been raised among boneh from
boniK~-
und / been on de bonn aver seenee '~v---.
"Woopsll u ionkll" A ....~....-....
Evening star., 1928-04-08

IF Edgar will only be more reason
able and not shout at me so when
things happen"
If you'll only use sense about money
and flirting"
"If-nothing" said Lola. THE point
is-are you going to dump your troubles
on mother and make her worse, or are
you not?"
We're not, of course, Lola" said
Kitty. Poor darling Mimi-oh. feel
meany I'll never tell her. another
thing, except jolly things. swear it..
She shan't have any more headaches
on my account. Truly. Cross my
heart"
Well. she shan't have any on mine, "
said Edgar. not to be behind. II wish
you'd told me sooner, Lola. I'd never
Evening star., 1928-04-08

A MOTHER little JOB for the ur1-
" 6ertakerl Bury the Great
"A Duke 20 the sound OF nations
mourning" Bury the great
myth Of what a DetecatE is
Ike. No flowers. out-of-town papers
please copy
Come 70 the corner Of Vermont ave-
nue and K street, TO the Depart
rnert of Justice, and take q LOOK AZ =;
Edssr Hoover, chief Of our ns1hoAal
Sherlock Hoimeses ano neao 0! VIA
would be our national Scotland faFo
If we could have one-ynicn j. Eogaf
Hoover himself thinks Is Out OF uie
question ,..s,.
avenue has It's own line Of woTEs what
Is actually called the Secret Service -
prohibition cases and cosnterfeitlng, ioF
ezsnple. There are national olckS u
other departnlents, for smuggling cases
and lnlraigYatlon cases and 50 on.
Eut into this Office and over ms
6exk Of J Edgar HooYer's came lzst
year enough crime " eat up over ,VOO
years IN prison sentences ana 70 tuTn
nearly S. $50 900 IN fines ana nlofe
ttlan Sc 600 900 III @TecoEeTseS" INTO Hle
National Treasury
Fooverts new and revolutionary plll!-
esopny Of crime administrator flab
brought II about that last year hDstl"~
wHaere around IS 600 .00o more WeilJ iftVS
the public funds and somewhere around
q ma raore years Of sentences are berg
seYyeo by criminals than ~ tne Iasa
wear on earth Of the old-tlnae olcE.
How tflese sentences were acnlsYec II
,,fgen an exciting tale Of cleYsTT2eas ano
courage on the part u the men III we
9lelo Stsig q which "thr1ilers are mace
me administrative philosophy ~illcn
Fas brought il about is written on NE
face u the man ~ the bea0 10 WASH
3ngton. .-s.,.. ..,...,
ered executive energy dFeskea across
With q sense of hunioT Hb huopG
frame and his thick, black, Why i4ali
END h4s strong teeth register pnyehsi
vitality. The white of MS eye Is 0n3
ttTeag t,eneath the sFsG wtlep he iocks at
Vol When he takes up Nlephb2as
yecelYey he puts his fingers all me ~ay
around i. The salle snufis out Ike :
candle an6 totally new faee appear
rs Ee says q few determined wofcs mt
faf nnuffaed receiver. But Tor ItAobe nil'
,slsssTisaple eyeS, he could 90 Lg
f,bsuey with little difflcuiiy.
Yet this is the face VI Hlail VINO d
primarily an executive rather than oui
ancient notion II hunter,
lie esme into this job Dy being 10
detective, bus lawyer. lie Ilaalnif'
ffe Governments Red cases aAd car
REQ on tbs deportation II Emma Cod
man. .oa
50 when iae succeeded Burns IN lsz
he brought " this JOB The point o
steW of tile Lawyer When he arrives
tl3e olo "dlck" was there-the Old dick
who went after the la@breaker 10 an
way he could
IHooyeFs new and revolutionary ide
a. e. simple ss aJ great new IDEAS.
L. thst tie Investigation" vino hsF
superseded the dicks" shall De hjgi9I
trained. especially chosen men -Flt
Evening star., 1928-04-08
POT II.

POT III.
So Keeng Helfred was strnlling alung
so he arrifed by house wot he sad
to de laty-~he sad so--"Hm~-goot mon
mink, Medem. Put plixze by de-ween-
dow seel a pie, Trash one. so could
climbing over de fance l should swip~
ing heem so it'll jomp op gradually de
bulldug by me in de slit from de troz-
gerS~~und den i'm be nntty de baby
you'll skerring heem gradually witt
So de laty sad. "Ha Ha~-you coitinly
hot skatch! Come In leedle by
leedle"
So de Keeng sad, II could heng
maybe und9P-Hmmm~ m~~niae leedle
place you got here~-Nitt bot euEaysl !
Evening star., 1928-04-08

Il bankruptcy case or even an anti
trust case today In New York may be
sent out 10 Oklahoma tomorrow 10 dig
out facts in the case OF q murder, or
arson, on an Indian reservation, may
have 10 chase auto thieves half way
across the continent. or fetch back a
girl TO her mother under the Mann act
He has. II is true, his special corps
Of accountants VINO go around exam
lining banks and his experts who help
In technical features Of trust and bank
law violations But outside of these
technical experts, Hoover believes that
every man on the staff should be 10
adaptable that he can swing from one
job 10 another With eel-like efficiency,
The legally trained y0uIW man IN
Informed that he Is 10 pr0cMd by legal
means 10 get eyidence~a ny legal
means only.
Legal evidence without VIOLATION OF
the iaW!" Thst is the mot over the
door. Government agents n Ine pasL
have only too often been n0wn tc
open msil and lay f0feible ands on
private books. 70 search Withnpt war;
Evening star., 1928-04-08

JEWELLERS are fond Of saying that
there is no piece Of machinery like
q watch" IL runs day and night for
years and years, yet when II stops the
owner feels aggrieved. What other bit
of machinery can operate - hours u
day for years at times Any ma
ehiniSt viii tell you that most ma
chinery must have u rest each day in
order to do It's best work, owing 10 what
Ia commonly called metal fatigue. but
the watch seldom gets rest, II Is
said that a good watch will, with care,
last for 100 years sometimes,
Then, too consider what marvellous
things go into watch. such as the
springs, for instance, One OF our big
American factories uses each day sew
erai miles OF handspring wire. two and
one-half miles of this steel wire being
converted into hairsprings every day.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
.!MMM

| Lola would have murdered sultan and
| looted his treasure chest as cheerfully
as Barrie's Leonora pushed the man
| with a cold from the railway carriage.
| If ii would have added t.the of beauty
/ or interest to the room where Mary
! Grafton passed her Shut-in existence.
| Lola went on with the procedure for
! headache days. She made the tea,
watched her mother take it--with sips
of diSgust--maSSaged her skillfully into
Slumber. and then came downstairs to
her own solitary dinner Only tonight
there was difference. The anger she
had felt at Kitty and Edgar had crys-
tallized into determination.
Her mental processes were deliberate
but once she had fixed idea, It was
fixed indeed. Though she was so much
older than Edgar. she had never played
the domineering elder sister Rather it
had been the other way--Edgar, an i'm
pulSive, enthusiastic sort of lad. had for
ever bent Lola to his will, rushed her
along ia his wild moods. coerced her
into instant agreement with his wishes.
because she was not nimble enough in
thought to find reasons to combat him.
Lola did not mind. She loved Edgar
very much. as she loved her mother.
without comprehension, but with entire
acceptance.
Even as she had denied her mother
the gossip of the Fortnightly, had given
her tea instead of sweetbreadS, so, now,
she unwillingly determined to deal with
Edgar. conclusion that embraced also
her SiSter-in-law. Kitty. 1t was char
acteristic that. having so determined.
she did not delay to act. II made her
very nervous. She had to force herself
on her way. She loathed any conscious
meddling with other people.
Tell cook to keep back my dinner
for 20 minutes" she told the second
maid. Il must so over to my brothers."
Kitty and Edgar were already at dinner,
eating their soup as amicably as if there
had been no hurricane Just before
Kitty'S eyes were not even red and
swollen, as another womanS would have
been. and Edgar was actually laughing
telling good story, Lola supposed
Edgar liked to tell stories--told them
well. The two plade pleasant picture
in their dining room.
AT the sight of her the culpritS ex-
claimed with pleasure.
''Oh, Lola, darling" cried Kitty. how
ducEy to see you-you haven't been here
for coon's age, Blair, put place for
Miss Lola"
NO" said Lola. I've not come to
dinner I just ran over to see you for
a moment-about something" 1t was
very hard to tell them, but her deter
mination did not weaken.
Il came to tell YOU" she began dog
gedly, twisting her hands. that you
must not rush over TO mother with any
more of your rows. Maybe you haven't
realized how much 1T takes out of her
g. AND HE SAID / WAS
EXTRAVAGANT THAT /
WAS EXTRAV ACANT, MIND
NnVTs son sony
Evening star., 1928-04-08

the country They think so, Justly be-
cause Of the results. Hoover isn't tell
ing how many men he now has in
service. Let the underworld go on sus-
pecting every stranger. The moral ef-
feet on crime may be good. But get a
minimum number Of young men as
intelligent as possible. put them through
series of tests" build up great
morale and then watch them work.
That Is the basis Of his new system.
One OF Hoover's theories Is that the
agents should be interchangeable. The
same man who is called In TO work on
Evening star., 1928-04-08
MARVELS OF A WATCH.

A mile of hairspring wire weighs just
one pound, A ton of such wire Is worth
about $4,000. 900, II Is claimed.
The balance wheel Of watch vi
hrates Ave times u second; that means
500 vibrations u minute. $4,000 vihra-
day, this being more than lST,a0O, 900
vibrations each year II Is no wonder
that occasionally watch should need
an oIerhauling.
Evening star., 1928-04-08

Dogs OF members Of a new club in
Romford. England, receive a license as
a Christmas GIFT, The members. who
are poor people, pay 4 cents week.
and the surplus funds Of the ergani~
xation are used 10 provide licenses for
the dogs of widows and eN~Serylee men
who cannot afford TO become paying
contributors, The clubs only object Is
70 secure licenses.
Evening star., 1928-04-08

OURTH FLOOR --~ Oohoo, Nise
l. baby, ittopp al de Franeh Iust
so mommall gonna tell you
/ sturry from keeng Heiireu Wot
he lat boin by laty de book
Evening star., 1928-04-08
By ANNE HARD.

MOTHER little job for the ur1-
" 6ertaker! Bury the Great
Duke 70 the sound Of nation s
mourning" Bury the great
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-02
soDR6FA A MULATsAooN

Kormendrol jelentik: So
mogyban, egyik kis kozsegben
sodrofaval jelent meg a balban
valaki. Meg pedig egy asszony,
mem is fatal. Mem tancolni akart,
hanem tancoltatni. A fiat, Kocsis
Marcit.
OFT kezd6dott dolog, hogy a
Marci gyerek belebolondult egy
kicsit Harmat Katiba. Meg is
mondta az edesanyjanak, hogy
vagy a Harmat-lany, vagy senki
Mert alacsonyitottad le ma
CAD avval a szegeny Katival, mia
- csattant fel az anya. Iszen
van gazdag lany elsg.! Magad-
hoz val6.
A legeny hajthatatlan maradt.
Nit peki . wagon, q mem fel,
hogy Harmat Katival chen vesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-02
NYOLCSZAZEzER PENG0T
SIKKASZTOTT GAZDAKT0L

Nyiregyhazar6l jelentik -
Majzler Zoltan hosszu eveken at
Del-Amerikaban cit, ahol munka-
javal Macy vagyont szerzett. Mint
gazdag ember jott haza nehany
evvel ezelott es Nyiregyhazan te-
lepedett lie. T6kejevel hatalmas
birtokot berelt. Azonkiviil mint
sertesnagykeresked0 is miik0dott
a kornyeken, ahol mindenki meg
bizhat6 embernek ismerte. Csa-
lodtak benne. Majzler Zoltan a
multi h6napokban 0sszevasarolt
mintegy ketezer0tszaz sildot a
Nyirsegben. Fizetes helyett val
tot adott, amt mindenki elfoga-
dott dusgazdag embertol.
Senki sem tudta, hogy Majzler
miben santikal. Pedig Macy szel-
hamossagon torte a fejet. Huzta
halasztotta a fizetest. Tobb Macy
hizlaldaban k0lcs0nt is kert es
kapott. Ekkor allit6lagos ;beteg-
segere hivatkozva, kiilf0ldi fird0-
helyre utazott. A hitelezok var
tax, vartak. De hiaba. Majzle1
zoltan eltiint.
AIT hiszik, hogy a becsapott
emberek nyolcszazezer pengonyi
penzevel visszasz0kott Del-Ame.
rikaba. Kezrekerites6re megin-
dult rendorhatosagi eljaras. A
rendorseghez eddig tobb, mint40
feljelentes erkezett be ellene.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-02

mindket lejarata kiviilrol volt le-
lakatolva es mar ez is kizarja az
ongyilkossagot. A holttestet a
tobbrekeszl pinceben az egyik 25
meter szeles rekeszben talaltak
meg. Area Observation-Disclosures
torzult, homlokan baltacsapast6l
eredo nyolccentimeteres tatong6
seb. Az aldozat mellett semmifele
iit6szerszam mem volt. A rend0r-
seq tovabb kutatott pinceben es
ekkor egy mask Frommer-pisz-
tolyt talaltak tovabba az aldozat
kalapjat,. ,.egy pipat es teljesen ell
egett faggyugyertyat.
Temetese nagy pompaval ment
vegbe Miskolcon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-02
A .GYORSvONAT
I.EGKLSEBB UTASA

Piisp0kladanyr6l jelentik: -
Piispokladanyr6l Debrecen fele
haladt az egyik gyorsvonat. La
danyon, Six osztalyu fulkebe,
beszallott egy fatal anya is, kar-
jan csecsem6vel. Cs0ndben leiilt,
illedelmesen megcuclizta keth6-
naposnak latsz6 legenyket, ez ra-
nevetett az anyjara, maid iigyet
Sc vetve sok hiabavalo beszedre,
elaludt. A yonat tovabb robogott.
Hirtelen a fatal anya ICY sz6lt a
vele szemben ul3 n0knek:
- Babusgassak kerem a kicsi-
ket,, ha folebred. Mindjart visz-
szajov0k, csak az uramat keresem
meg.
Els kiment. Babusgatasra mem
is volt sziikseg, inert gyorsvo-
nat legkisebb utasa edesen aludt.
De Debrecen el6tt folebredt. Ehes
lehetett, inert zengzetes torokkal
kerte a jusat. Az asszonyok jed
ten kaptak kezbe, de hiaba.
- Hivjuk mar az anyjat, - ICY
biztattak egymast. Mentek elore,
hatra, kerestek az anyat, de az ell
tint. Mem volt a gyorsvonaton
sehol. Nyilvanval6nak latszott
hogy - megszokott. Dehrecenben
mar az allomasf0n0k es az iigye-
letes rendortiszt segitsegevel ka.
lauzoltak lie "a legkisebb utaskat 9
gyorsr6l. Mar mosolygott, Macy
harcsabajszok lattan. Telefonor
hivtak XII a gyermekmenhely al
kalmazottjat es beutaltak a kis is
meretlent. Az eltiint anyanal
semmi nyoma.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-02
A MISKOLCI AVASON MEG
OLTEK EGY REF. LELKESZT

A miskolci Avas-hegy egyik
pincejeben meggyilkolva talaltak
Macy Ferenc So ewes prekupai
nyugalmazott reformatus lei
keszt. A gyilkosok, akik vad ke-
gyetlenseggel vegeztek aldozatuk-
kal, a gyilkossag utan mindenke-
pen igyekeztek eltuntetm a nyo-
mokat es ugy feltiintetni a dol
got, mintha lelkesz 0nmaga We
tett volna veget eletenek. De a
nyomozo hatosag az els6 pillanat-
ban megallapitotta, hogy a lei
keszt eddig ismeretlen tettesek
meggyilkoltak.
A Lonovits-utca 9. szamu haz
egyemeletes epiilet az Avas-teto
alatt. A megyilklolt lelkesz volt a
haz tulajdonosa. Nyolc csalad Ia
Xix benne. Macy Ferenc egy nap
delel6ttjen tint Ell, a hazbeliek
reggel lattak utoljara. Csaladja,
amelyt6l ket h6nap ota kiilonval-
tan el, csak hazbeliektol tudta
meg szomoru hirt. Az esti orak-
ban hazba erkezett az ongyilkos
fla, aki 1akasban, a pap dolgo-
zoszobajanak asztalan, ertelmet-
len szovegii nyitott levelet talalt.
'Legyen boldog. Az agynemii
Simonovicseknal van. A biblia-
ban van a jegyzek. Ha megtalal-
max, Farkas, esperes temessen.
"A level mask oldalan kovet-
kezo szoveg:
"Sop0rtem eleget, soporjon
most mas is. Nezd meg az anyjat,
| de el ne vedd a lanyat".
Eek levelek ongyilkossagra
engedpenek kovetkeztetni, de a
lelkesz fla ,aki atadta a leveleket
a rendorhatosagnak, mem ismerte
fel a levelben edesapja irasat.
L
A rendori bizottsag mindenek-
el6tt megallapitotta, hogy a pince
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-02
4 la2e. AQGUsZIUs 2
Hirek az 0hazabol

dos multja es tarsai is k0vettek
mar ell kisebb biincselekmenyeket.
Sajnos, bir6sagnak kozvetlen
bizonyitekai nincsenek vadlot-
tax ellen, de azert ketsegkiviil
szigoru bGntetessel fogjak 6ket
sujtani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-02
EGTEK A TANYAK
A WIZARDS EJSZAKABAN
Korostarcsan a VILLAIN megolt egy
gazdacsaladot. = Jegveres To-
kajban, Oroshazan es
Totkoml0son.

IOLkOmlOSOn.
A multi napokban orkanszerii
vihar pnsztitott Bekes varmegye-
ben. Gyoma, Endr6d, Mezobereny
k0rnyeken a vihar a legborzal-
masabb volt.
"A VILLAIN t0bb tanyai epiiletbe
becsapott es t0bb hazat felege-
tett. A sotet ejszakaban a mind
jobban novekv6 viharban az ell
sz6rtan fekvo tanyak, melyeket a
VILLAIN felgyujtott = hatalmas
langoszlopokban egtek es fiisto-
l0gtek.
Az eg folytonos zengese Matt
csak k0zeli falvak harangjai-
max vesztjelzo kongatasait lehe-
tett hallani ,de ARA mem volt le-
hetoseg, hogy valaki VILLAIN al
tai felgyujtott tanyakat megko-
zelitse es segitseget nyujtson.
A gycmai vasutallomasra ejjel
felegy orakor erkezett lovas hoz-
ia hirul, hogy k6rostarcsai ia
nyakon egy gazdacsalad villain
csapas altal felgyujtott hazban
bennegett. y..
Sokat szenvedett Bekescsaba es
Bekes kornyeke.
Debrecenb6l jelentik, hogy OF
tan hatalmas vihar es- jegeso vo-
nult vegig az egesz Tiszantulon
Kiil0n0sen Debrecen varosa, Hal
du es Szabolcs varmegyek kozse
gel szenvedtek sokat a pusztulast
hoz6 idotol.
Debrecenben ejfeltol hajnali
craig tartott az egihaboru. A vii
lamcsapasok egymast ertek q
Macy kart okoztak varos villa
mosvezetekeben. A villamosaran
varos szamos helyen sziinetelt
inert az iteletid6 Matt megron
gait vezeteket ne mlehetett meg
javitani. Az alacsonyabb fekvesi
utcak hazainak pinceit felmetere'
viz boritotta ell.
A villamcsapas tobb hatarbel
gazdasagi epiiletet felgyujtott
Macy tuz keletkezett Hartsteil
Nandor hajduszentgyorgyi tanya
jan ahova a debreceni tiizolt6sas
lis kivonulta es q tiizet csak regge
|6 6rara tudta elfojtani.
fr- IL
A jegeso a fagy altal Eel men
pusztitott sz0l6kben is rengetes
kart okozott, de merhetetlen ;
veszteseg a gyiimolcs es. yeteme
nyes kertekben. ss ST
HasonIo pusztitasokat jelentet
tex Hajduboszormenybd, Szoya
tarol es Biharmegye nehany koz
segebSl. a vihar Tokaj 2szolohe
gyein is 6riasi kart okozott.
Oroshaza es Totkomlos kornye
ken is eros jeges6 pusztitott. A
| ieg ket plsztaban verte Ell ter
NEST, mind a kettonek vonulas
iranyas eszaknyugat-delkelet volt
Az. oroshazi hatar deli reszeli sol
helyen az egesz termes tonkre
ment, a tengerinek egyes helye
ken csak a SARA maradt meg. A
h6dmezo ovasarhelyi tanyakon i
|nagy karokat okozott jegveres
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-02
- Szerelem nelkul mem haza-
sodom - vagta Ell a vitat a Marci
legeny.

- SZereIem nelkul mem naZd-
sodom - vagta Ell a vitat a Marci
legeny.
- A tie bajod lesz, ha az anyai
tanacsot mem fogadodl AIT azon-
ban Istenemre mondom, ha meg
egyszer avVal lannyal latlak, a
falu szemelattara szegyenitelek
meg!
A faluban balat rendezek most
es azon megjelent Kocsis Marci is.
AIT gondolta, anyja mem tud ro-
la. De besugtak neki. A j6modu,
kardos asszony iinnepHbe otto
zott es selyemkendojebe csavarta
a sodr6fat. Tudta, hogy Harmat
Kati is oft lesz es a fiatalok Ia
lalkoznak. Icy is volt. Igenesak
fogta Marci a Kati harmatos de-
rekat, mintha ez eletben soha
t0bbe ell mem akarna ereszteni.
Boldogan jartak a csardast, a
martogatot, amikor kitort a bot
rany: megvillant a sodrofa. SEE
geny Marci de jobb errol hall
gatni. Meg nagy trombita is
ijedten berekedt csihi-puhi
nyoman.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-02

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Kohn segedet vesz fel es meg
kerdezi tole:
Mondja csak, fiatalember.
secret maga dolgozni?
A jelolt gondolkodas nelkul ra-
vagja:
- Men,
Maggie az alias, - kialt fel
Kohn. Maga az egyetlen en-
Der, aki mem hazudik.