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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-12-27
Holiday Bazaar to Begin Mon
day, December 81.

The annual holiday bazaar, under
the auspices of st. Peters Catholic
church, will open on Monday evening,
December 81, in the Knights of Co.
lumbus Hall, First National Bank
building, Oakland. There will be mu-
sic, dancing and plenty of entertain
ment of various kinds.
A special turkey dinner will be
served on Tuesday, January 1. Dur
ing the evenings of the week refresh
ments will also be served.
Door prizes will be awarded each
evening. The three days festivities
will close on Wednesday night, JAN
uary 2, 1929.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-12-27
Invitation Dance Saturday
Night at Manhattan.

The new Manhattan Hotel dining
room will be formally opened Satur-
day night with an invitation dance,
given by the proprietress, Mrs. c. D.
Bosley. The Midnight Bell Hops of
Cumberland will furnish the music
from eight until midnight. Seventy
five couples are expected to be pres
ent at the dance.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-12-27
Prisoners Taken to Penal Insti-
tutiOns by Officers.

Last Thursday morning Sheriff w.
D. Casteel, accompanied by Deputy
Sheriff Joy Griffith, took Harley Clegg
and Nathan Friend to the Maryland
Penitentiary to serve their sentences,
Clegg for one year for forgery, and
Friend for fifteen years for rape.
Sunday the Sheriff, accompanied by
Deputy Sheriff Thomas Seymour, took
Paul Jones, convicted of bastardy,
John Miller and George Jones, both
being guilty of the crime of carnal
knowledge, to the House of Correc-
ton. Paul Jones will serve one year
and the other two eighteen months
each.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-12-27
Bible Stories To Be Heard Over
Radio During Six Weeks
Period.

The second series of telling Bible
and character building stories are now
being heard over the radio station
WFBR. These stories, which were be-
gun on Monday, will continue for a
period of six weeks. They are being
sent out under the direction and SUI
pervision of the Observation-Disclosures
Council of Religious Education.
Stories particularly adapted for
kindergarten children, will be told on
Monday nights; primary stories on
Wednesday nights, and junior stories
on Friday nights.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-12-27
High SchOOl-Alumni Basketball
Teams to Meet Tonight.

The Oakland High school alumni
basketball team will attempt to show
the present high school team how the
game used to be played, at MAYORS
hall tonight. The game will get I'M
der way at 8:15 p. NJ, with prelim-
mary at 1880.
The alumni team will be composed
of Robert Stemple, Stanton, Sanders,
Stahl, and Tower, with Murphy, Lee,
Franklin and Dixon on the reserve
list.
Oakland High school will line up
with Richard Stemple, Maroney, Win
tiers, Lohr and Butler. Admission will
be Is and 25 cents. George Hanst
will referee the contest.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-12-27
To Hold Union Week of Prayer.

The union week of prayer, univer-
sally observed in the United States
under the auspices of the Federal
churches of Christ, will be observed
by the Oakland churches, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday evenings,
in the Lutheran, Presbyterian and
Methodist churches, respectively.
The sermons for these services will
be the assigned topices of the fedora
ton, which deal with those fundamen-
tai institutions, the church, the home
and the spreading of the gospel. The
entire community is invited.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-12-27
Narrowly Escapes Serious In
Jury In Auto Wreck.

Paul McIntire narrowly escaped
serious injury lest night when a Sc
dan in which he was returning home,
skidded on the ice covering the road
way at Big Bear Greek, two miles
north of Accident, and turned over.
The car was only slightly damaged,
while the driver received a number of
superficial bruises and cuts.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-12-27
Car Destroyed by Fire on Cad
dell Mountain.

The REQ car owned and driven by
Lester Giessman, of Morgantown, w.
Va, son of Mr.. George Giessman, of
Oakland, was entirely consumed by
fire Tuesday afternoon when it be-
came ignited while climbing the Cad
dell Mountain grade. Mr.. and Mrs.
Giessman, occupants of the car, were
en- route to Oakland to spend the day
with relatives.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-12-27
Girl Sent to MOntrOse School in
1906 from This County, Is
In Search of Parents.

The Republican was in receipt of
the following letter dated at Amster-
dam, N. Y, on Monday morning:
l was committed to the Montrose
School for Girls, formerly the House
of Refuge, February 2, 1906, by An
drew B. Gender, Justice of the Peace
at Oakland, Md. l was a small girl at
that time. If either of my parents are
living, or other relatives or former
neighbors, please write to me or to
The Republican.
RUTH SHAFFER.
% Cady St., Amsterdam, n. Y.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-12-27
Will Clear Fifty Dollars

Approximately $50 will be cleared
by the Oakland Volunteer Fire De-
partment from the benefit picture,
"Four Walls" which was shown at
the Maryland theatre on Tuesday and
yesterday. The entire amount has
not been turned in, but L. M. Fraley,
a member of the department, esti-
mated that that amount would be
cleared.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-12-27

The Republican greatly regrets that
several letters to Santa Claus were re-
ceived at this office too late for publ
cation on Thursday. One letter in
particular, from Flatwoods school,
was received after the paper had been
printed and mailed.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-12-27
OAKLAND A. A. TO MEET
WESLEYAN FIVE SATURDAY
Visitors Will Present Star Play
ers-LOcal Team Loses to
Keyser and Altoona

Wesleyan College transformers will
be the next opponent of the Oakland
A. A., meeting the local team in Nay
lor's hall, Oakland on Saturday, night
December 20. Wesleyan brings sew
eral of the best ones who appeared
here last year, and two or three adj
ditional varsity prospects, and they
are expected to present an exception
ally strong lineup. mickey" Nc
Chung, forward and captain of last
years team, Noah Anderson, forward,
and others are going to try and make
it two straight victories from the Oak
land team. They won last year 80
%.
During the past week Oakland has
been playing some of the best teams
in this part of the country and have
been giving good account of them
selves. The quint was topped by the
Keyser collegians at Keyser last
Thursday night 51-28. Oakland held
hGyScI W q 1t-1E oSOIG az Ilol1 IlIllS
but after that the famous Keyser
team ran wild. Killen, McComas and
Pollock scored four baskets apiece for
Oakland while Hanst's guarding was
an outstanding feature. Goldstein
and Lyons were the high scorers for
Keyser.
Altoona Too Fast.
The Altoona Overlands, by virtue of
their commanding lead in the first
half, easily defeated Oakland Christ
mas night at MAYORS hall by the
score 40-22. The Oakland boys were
completely outclassed during the first
half, and the smooth teamwork of the
Altoona quint found the score 23-3
at hal ftime. During the second frame,
however, the locals seemed to find the
basket and gave the visitors a strug-
gle, outscoring them 1917, but could
not overcome the lead. Killen led in
! the attack on the basket for Oakland
with four field goals while Soyster
was the main scorer for the visitors
with five field goals and five fouls.
Tho 1ineun and SummarV:
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-12-27
SECOND ANNUAL CONCERT
RENDERED BY BOYS BAND
Improvement During Year Is
Demonstrated Christmas At
Maryland Theatre Here

Before a fair sized but enthusiast
tic audience the members of the Gil
bert-Brown Boys Band of Oakland
rendered its second annual concert in
the Maryland Theatre, Oakland, on
the afternoon of Christmas. The con-
cert numbers played by the organi-
cation showed the improvement made
by the band since it's initial appear
ance before the. public one year ago.
Instead Of few easy selections the
boys tackled some real music and
gave fine demonstration of what had
been accomplished by R. R. Gilbert,
director, and his assistant, Russell
Brown, in teaching the boys the use
of their instruments and to harmonic
the music.
Walter W. Dawson gave a short
talk at the close of the program in
which he voiced the appreciation Of
many Oakland citizens for the work
which has been done by Mr.. Gilbert
and Mr.. Brown and promising con-
tinued interest in the work of the or
ganization.
The program was concluded very
appropriately with the Flag of HUI
mainly March, clarifying the Star
Spangled Banner, The program as
rnndnred incl1ded the fnllnWinC.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-12-27
lineup and summary:

goals, Killen, A; McComas, 1; Nally,
2; Hanst, 1; King, A; Means, 3; Soys-
ter, 5; Piper, 3; DAILY, /.
Foul goals: McComas, 3-8; Nally,
1-2; Hanst, 2-2; King, 1-6; Soyster,
Sc; Piper, 1-2; Daily, IL. Referee,
Parsons
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-12-27
WOmen's Clubs Meet.

The Oakland Women's Club met on
Friday, December p, at the Court
House. The program was of Christ
mas nature, the roll call being an
swered with Christmas suggestions
and reports by club women on achieve
ment in "the kitchen made-more-effi-
Gent" project.
During the recreation hour, Mrs. I
C. Bittinger won honors. Following
the games an exchange of gifts was
enjoyed. They were in keeping with
the years program of work and in
Guided useful kitchen labor savers.
Those in attendance at the meeting
included Mrs. Paul Mitchell, Mrs. T. c
Bittinger, Mrs. H. L. Porter, Mrs. w.
NJ. Frazee, Mrs. George D. Sprague,
Mrs. C. A. Shilke, Mrs. J. Collins, Mrs.
VIM. Hauser, Mrs. Charles O'Brien,
Mrs. E. H. Wolfe and Miss Elsie Ben
THEN, home demonstration agent. Miss
Benthien was assisted by Mrs. Shilke
and Mrs. Bittinger during the tea
hour.
Mt. Lake-Loch Lynn Meeting
The Mountain-Lake-Loch Lynn Wo-
mems Club met Wednesday, December
10, at the Aid Hall for the first Christ
mas tree program and party. Follow
ing reports of achievements on the
kitchen project, came the recreation
hour. Mrs. Lou Purnell won honors
and acted as Santa Claus. Gifts were
exchanged and were in keeping with
the years project. Sixteen club men,
bers were present. A committee, ap-
pointed by Mrs. C. E. Hardesty, club
president, served tea.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-12-27
Caseys Defeat Locals.

The Knights of Columbus, Cumber-
land, added Oakland to it's string of
victories last night when they won
1916 at the X. of c. gymnasium, in
Cumberland Much closer guarding
featured the Oakland team, who held
the Caseys better than they did last
year when they were trounced 51-22.
Vic May was the only man to get
loose for any number of goals. Killen,
with four double deckers and one foul
goal, was responsible for nine of Oak
lands sixteen points. Keegan got
only one goal and Dorsey was held
scoreless. A return game will be
played in Oakland on Friday, Febru-
airy Is.
According to the Cumberland News
this morning, the Caseys ''won annual
rough and tumble match" from Oak
land. "The feud," the paper continues,
"started last year in Oakland and the
boys have been doing everything but
exchanging wollops ever since" "1ke''
Law, referee, called eight fouls on
each team.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-01
somogyvarmsgyei sz6jaras

Hideg tel hajnalan oldalba boki.
a kisgazda kam4szkorban lev8
fiat Is mondja
- Estvan fian2-te, frallod-es
- Hallom, hallom, edesapam.
Adj a lovaknak abrakot,
oszteg pncovald meg iiket.
- Koran van meg, edesapam,
iszcn meg a kokas Sc kukorikut.
A Kiserd6be megyiink, Est
van fam, Fat vagni.
- Amma mcs-meg mas, edes-
apam, megyek ragyest.
Istvan gyorsan elvegezte apja
parancsat es mid6n a szobabol
visszaj0tt. monda':
= Indulhatunk, edesapam.
Mindegyik magahoz vett egy
fejszet es elidultak.,
Az erdoben a kisgazdanak igen
fazott a keze, cr0sen d0rzsolte es
nagyokat lehelt a@k0rmeire fava-
gas kozben.
Meglatja EFT a fla es kerdezi:
- Micsinyal kee edesapami
- Meleget fnjok kezemre,
Estvan fam. s.,
Elvegeztek dolgukat IS deli
harangsz6ra haza -erkeztek.
Mijaz ebed,i edesanyami -
kerde7i Istvan.
- Finom j6 bableves k6bSsszal
es csipedettel szemben, - es mar
is az asztalra tette bogracsban
g5z0lgS levest.
A kisgazda ewes k0zben naeyo.
kat fujt a levesre, Meglatja e7t
Istvan es k6rdezi.
Mameg miesinyal kec, cdes
apam? 4;
- Hidegek fujok . levesse
Estvan fian.
Hat keenek ojan szaja van
edesapam, hoey ha akarja hidege'
fuj, ha akarja meleget ftlje
Abbizony, Estvan fiafn.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-01
M A AkKBETEosEG9


Arakbetegseg mem egyetlen
0nmagaban ail6 baj, shanem egy
csoport befegsegnek tekintheto.
Bizonyos tekintetben mindenfajta
r4kheteeseg hasonl6 egymashoz,
ngyanis .egy meggatolhatatlan To-
k6lis eredetl kin6ves, way csom6,
vaeY seb forma laban karakteri-
zalhsto, ami azutan . test mas
rtszeibe is 0sszeko kottetest letesit Is
fekoxstosap niveks1k.
M ptf ksySs orvcs van azon q
p6len6nyea. hogy 4 rakbeteesea
aaefvi s. tltal{no jelleSd Psteg-
sSe. a vi hslyli erdeki kezdetbep.
A sseSyszstben egyszetre valami
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-01

megtcnni, hogy belefaradt az
es6sbe S ketszaz lab magassagban
l6gva maradt leveg6ben.
- Sacgeny. Csak nem halt meg
aztsl ehens
- Mem, hala Istehnek. Folmen-
tex erte lfghaj6n es lehoztak.
- Ugy KEEL laz ilyen iigyetlen
embernek, micrt nem nerik le
alacsonyabbr6l. Aztan, mondd,
0cs6n, OF nagy csuda haz egy
emhere:
- Hogy cgy6-ef Van Amerika-
ban olyan cmber is, akinek tiz
ilyen haza van. OFT olyan gazdag
emberek vannak, hogy ha meglat-
max egy olyant, akinek nalunk
tizezer holdja van, hat rogt0n sir
va fakadnak, hogy vigyek el AIT
a szcg6ny embert, inert meghasad
miatta a sziviik.
- Aztan te lattal ilyen gazdag
emberts
- Meg beszeltem is eggyel.
- De csak te beszeltel.
- Mem. 6 is.
- No, EFT az egyet mem hiszem.'
Merit amig az t6ged latott, a zoko-.
rast6l sz6hoz ngya mem juthatott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-01
Az orvosn&l

Egy hires belgy6gyasz egyete-
mi tanarnal XII van irva a rendel6
szoba ajtajara:
"Els5 rendeles 20 peng6, tob-
bi rendeles 5 pengo.''
Schwartz elmegy, olvassa a fel-
irast, rogton feltalalja magat es
ICY nyit be a professzorhoz:
- Ma, kedves tanar ur, mar
megint itt vagyok, mondja
k0nnyeden Is mar le is sn1rja az
asztalra q masodik rendelesert ja-
70 OF pengot.
A tanar persze r0gt0n 6szreve-
sci, hogy Schwartz meg sohasem
volt nala, de ncm sol semmit, .ha'
mem alaposan megvizsgalja, de
amikor ARA kerIl a sor, hogy re-
ccptet irjon neki, nyugodtan csal
annyit mond':
Hasznalia csak k6ren me
eint MIRA ugyanazt 9 gy6gyszert
amit meg mnltkor rendelten
0nnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-01
A. IqY11III6s C16k

Budapestr5l jelentik: - Erde-
kes lopas Is rablasis iigy foglal-
.koztatta q mutt l1apokban q kira.
lyi itAl1tablat.
a mplt ev nyar4n ! poroszldi
v.s6ron Moln4r I1nre isciho honyhfa
f1lesegeTel Is Julianra nssa ~
vkrev&l {sldt6tte ! s6sr(t. A v{sk,
ron resztvett Mom4r lstv4n ~
polnai gazda, Xxi egy lov1t sl'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-01
AbEERIKAI TAPAszTALAToK

Hat bizony, batyam, sok
csuda dolgot LATHAM en- Amerika-
ban. LATHAM peldaul balesetmen-
tes automobile.
Ez olyan lehet, mint a viz
haitian cip6.
- Mem egeszen. Rendes auto
mobil, benne iil6ket nem erheti
baleset.
Talan mines kereke $ felig be
van asva a f0ldbef
Mem. Van kereke es rohan.
De olyan glmmitalp van kere-
ken, hogy ha barmi katyunak,
vagy ilyesminek Mckinney, hat
olyan magasra folvet6dik, hogy
ott a. aut6 maga szetnyilvan cj-
t5erny5ve, az utasok szep lassan
81 s6rtetleniil leereszkedhetnek
f0ldre.
Hat ezt bizony, fam, elhi.
szem, nagyon is elhiszcm.
Csudalom, hogy mem hiszl
Ia en- mondom. Pedig meg kulon
beket is lattam. New Yorkbar
sldAnl LATHAM olyan magas fel
hgkarcol6t, hogy csak az also fe
I6t LATHAM.
Fels0 fele mem volt
De volt. Csakhngy az mai
olyan magasan volt, hogy odaia
I Hen 81 el 4 ssem-
Y Kkr LETT volna erted, ha y
st6l volna ! tetejerd.
Il Semmi bajolh Sc lett velna
Sneyil opjelSlt ie i usTot
Isefsls6 snaelettrd, de akkof,
\ t1f ksllett 4elna neki ! f0ldii
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-01

IHcSIOAIlA cN CSeshAOA0A CA q AVA-
lemetlen es veszedelmes kin0ves
feliiti fejet, amt azltan lehetet-
len megfekezni. A kelest tehat
mar a kezdet kezdet6n kell er6-
szakkal eltayolitahi, kipusztitani.
A rak nemcsak a test belseje-
ben, de kils6leg is jelentkezik es
ha kiils5leg jelentkezik, a helyzet
sokkal remenyteljesebb, inert ma
gyon konnyen felis1herhet6 Is ide-
Nben gy6gyithat6. Sokkal sulyo-
sabb k0riilmeny az, amikor a ki-
moves 4 test valamely reszeben
kezdSdik 9es befele dolgozza ma
gat. Ugyanis a ralabetegseg apr6
centrumait kell elobb kikutatni,
ami mem kis nehezseggel jar.
A legujabb statisztikai kimuta-
tas szerint d rakbetegseg negye-
dix helyen all azon betegsegek
k0z5tt, amelyek leggyakoribb
halalt okozzak. Mintegy szazezer
ember pusztul el evente az Egye-
silt Allamokban rakbetegseg ko-
vctkezteben. Termeszetesen a
rakbctegek egyiittese meghaladja
ennek haromszorosat.
T6bbnyire 35 even felIlieket ia
mad meg a rakbetegseg es ICY a
halalstatisztika sokkal sulyosabb
a kozepkoru es id6sebb emberek
k0z0tt.
Ez a szornyii betegseg ma egyik
legnagyobb atok az egesz embe-
risegre. Minden kin0ves, bels6
giim6, seb stb. ami huzamosabb
id0n keresztiil tart, esetleg a rak-
betegseg elsS tiinetet jelenti es
exert ajanlatos ilyen esetben r0g-,
ton tiizetes vizsgalat ala vetnGnk
magunkat.
Sebek, amik mem gy6gyulnak
be, kiil0n0sen a nyelvcn, ajkakon
es szajban, esetleg rakbeteg-
seq csirjat hordjak magukban.
Ferfiaknal kiilonos el6szeretettel
jelentkezik. az also ajakon.
Altalaban a rak'betegseg mem
ragalyos termeszetii, mindazonal-
tai legnagyobb 6vatossaggal
kell kezelni' a betegeket, akik
ebben szenvednek. Sokaig az a
tevhit jart szajrol fszajra, hogy
rakbetegseg orokolt baj, -vagy
hogy fiatalkori kilengesek, err
kolcstelen eletm6d eredmenye.
Komoly orvos tud6sok szefint
eme hitnek mines semmifele tudo-
manyos alapja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-01
EGY TUD0s TANAR'
IECUJABB TAI.ALMANYA

Bizonyara altalanos megdobbe-
nest fog kelteni hir, hogy egy
Lazarev newt tud6s, a moszkvai
egyetem tanara, kesziileket seer
kesztett, amelynck segitsegevel
minden ember gondolatat el tud-'
ia olvasni. A vilagon mindenrc
alkalmas ez a targy. Lehet trefat
irni rola, lehct harsog6 kacajra
fakaszto boh6zatot a hallatlan le-
het5segek feldolsozasaval, de a
neyetes olyan lesz, mint mikor a
eyerek mcgijed egy szokatlan
tareyt6l. A mama k0tenye melle
bujva a sok biztatasra neyet, de
alapjaban we've rcttenetesen SEE
peg es ha batoritjak. egy lepest
k0aeledik, de ugy, hogy szepegve
mindig yisszafele n6z. Hiszen ma
gyon j6 dolog volna ant meglatni,
hogy mikor balvanyozott kedye-
sink 0r0k hiiseget fogad, akkor
is mar masra gondol, hogy mikor.
a kegyelmes ur atyai partfogast
iger, akkor magaban EFT gondol-
ia: bar Winnie Ell mar az 0rd0g
IIogy mikor a sz0vetkezeti direk-
tor mosolyogva elnokol, az jar az
eszeben, hogy ket het mulva a szo-
vetkezet penzevel megszokik. La
zarev tanar tehat meg0lne a ha-
zugsagot, az amitast, a tevutra
vezetest, minden ember legrejtet-
tebb titkat ugy olvasna, mint a
nyomtatott 'betiit. Rettenetes meg
csak elgondolni is, hogy lelki
meztelensegben jarjunk ember-
tarsaink el6tt. Amennyire j6 vol
ma ez blzOnyOs teklntetben, eppen
annyi veszedclem szarmaznek be-
l6le. Az bizonyos, hogy cz a Ia
lalmany kikeriil Lazarev labpra-
t6riumab6l, akkor az csak napo.
kig el, inert az emberiseg feltet-
leniil elpusztitja. Mem jo jov5t
tudni es hasznosabb embertar.
sainkrol, nem tudni t0bbet, mint
amennyit eppen a tarsadalmi
erintkezes megkivan. Az illnzi6k.
ra ugyis rosgz id6k jarnak, rea.
lizmus kemeny leptekkel tor be
minden teren az idealimus biro
dalmAba es legazolja ennek vira
gait, de amennyi megmarad, any
nyira sziiksegiink van. Sokszol
sejtjik, hogy amitatunk, de sci
tes meg nem tudas, Ez a bizony
talansag taplalja hitet es hi
n6lkiil pedig mem lehet elni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-01
tiun||1or


- Miska, te megint verekedtel,
exert meg foglak biintetni. Ma
delben lit maradsz bezarva. Miert
yerekedtel megint?
= Tanit6 neni, kerem, a Feri
AIT mondta, hogy az . taniton6je
szebb, mint az enyem ts ezen mi
0sszevcsztink.
- ia ugy. Hat most az egyszer
meg megbocsatok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-01
Roe6zUL AI.KAIlGAzo4r
MOaOLY
Egy ameril<ai filmdiva 'biiv6s
mosolya" . Bismarck k-szobor
talapxat&n

ray MdrDe aHleflkal SzIIlcSAHO
6s filndiva, aki czid6 szerint Rer-
linbcn tart6zkodik, nagyon meg
jarta reklamhaj hajhaszasaval. AZ
amerikai filmszinesznTt az tette
ncvezetesse, hogy . volt az, aki
egy amerikai biztosito tarsasag-
nal egymilli6 dollarra biztositot-
ia "biivos mosolyat.' = Most egy
borlini filmvallalathoz szerz6d0tt
IS hogy megfelel5 reklamot SEE
rczzen, reggelt6l napestig kocsi-
kazott nemet f6varos utcain
7draea autojan, amelyet magaval
ghozott Amerikab0l.
3. SzcrzSdtetett cgy fenykepeszt,
akinelso csak az volt dolga, hogy
az automobilon vclc kocsikazzek
<es Berlin ;gszobrainak talapzatan
ut mindenfele p6zban fenyktpcz-
re. Ilyen alkalmakkor nagy to-
meg szokott 0sszeyer3dni ts cz
kellett Fay MarbenalS.
A Bismarck-szobor elGtt az
amerikai fimdiva szinten mcgje-
lent hires automobiljaval 6s film
operat6rjevel. Kecsesen kiszallott,
megvarta, amig eleg nagy tomeg
ver6di kosze, hogy a felvetelt1
megnezze, akkor aztan odalepett
a talapzathoz "beallott' feny-
kepesznek es felmosolygott a vas
kancellar bronz alakjara.
Alig, hogy filmoperator per-
getni kczdte a gepet, a nagy to-
meg felhaborodottan tiintetett a
filmdiva ellen.
Fay Marbe nem tndta mire vel
nj a dolgot, hiszen olyan btivos
mosolyt vetett Bismarckra, ami
lyent az amerikai biztosit6 tarsa-
sag egy milli6 dollarra ertekelt,
csak kes6bb tudta meg a harag
okat, amikor rend6r is jott es al
t6megbol ingcrilten mondtak,
hogy ez az idegcn no kigunyolja
q nemet nemzet egysegenrk meg
teremt6jet.
a filmoperator segitsegevel a
rendSfbiztos megmagyarazta Fay
Marbenak, hogy mir6l van $40,
att6l azonhan elallott, hogy beki-
serie rend6rfonoksegre, ellen
ben megigsrtette a szineszn6vel,
hogy itlezesre meg fog jelenni. Az
amerikai filmdiva oriilt ennek a
reklamnak is es mint aki j6l We
gezte a dolgat, oda sz6lott a sof-
f6rnek, hogN: Haza!
A k0rilall6 sokasag hallotta,
amint Fay Marbe az Inter den
Linden egy elokel6 hoteljenek
nev6t mondta Is ICY tortent, hogy
alig ert szall6bei lakasara, az Mt
can nagy tomeg ver6dott ossze
IS tiintetett ellene. Meg masnap
meg is kellett. jelennie a filmdiva-
max a rend6rfGnoksegen, ahol
igazolta magat es ere elbocsa-
tottaiz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-01

kap cs6ltot t6lem.
A cs6k vege AZ lett, hogy asl6-
k,lpecnek a tarcaiab6l eltiint cgy
millf6 korona. A lacikonyhas, a
felesegc Is a n8vere ellen a kira-
lyi iigyeszseg ra'blas 6s lopas
miatt cmelt vadat. A t6rvenysz6k
Molnart egy evi b6rt0nre, felese-
get nyolchonati bort6nre, i ESQ
kol6dzo Juliskat pedig tix h6napi
bortonrc itelte.
A kiraly tabla a lacikonyhas es
fclcsegerc vonatko26 iteletet
hclybenhagyta, a leanyra vonat-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-01
"A nnagyarazat

A magyarazat
Pocsek ur a baratjayal s6tal.
Szembe jon vcliik cgy bakfis.
Lattad, hogy ram moaolygott
ez a kislcany9 - mondja Pocsek
urfi. 49,
- Mem jelent semmit. En- han
gosan nevettem. mikor elSszor
meglattalak teged.