davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-12-12

meleg, paras lehelet sail feleje a
foldje fel3l es a falub6l kihozza a
szel a Gyumolcsolt6 boldogasz-
SONY unnepi har|angszavat sz6r-
ia szerteszet. Pernye Gabor all,
all fedetlen f6yel viragos vad-
meggyfa alatt, aztan hirtelen le-
teszi magat a foldre. Ugy fekteti
"a a konnyes arcat, a boldogsag-
t6l maid szethasad6 szivet a me-
leg fekete foldre, ahogy az asz-
szonya aldott keblere, a mai kis-
gyermeke harmattestere szerette
volna rafektetni es olyan szomja-
san sylvia magaba a langyos fold
leheletet, ahogy az 0vei meleg,
piros szajat szerette volna meg.
cs6kolni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-12-12
Valyi Macy Geza
PERNYE GABOR UNNEPE
Irta Lantos Judit.

karacSOnV hawaiian. a dlSZnO
0lesek idejtn volt. \ no araszny
yastagon fekiidte meg a kertek
aljat, hideg k0kemenyre fa
gyaSztot a totagaSra kiakasztot
szalonnatablakat ts v0r0sre mar.
ia a hajnali misere siet0 leanyok
arcat. Minden nap masutt volt
vigsagos disznotor es Pernye Ga
Dor minden nap maSutt mulatott
Is mindenutt egyedul. felesege
nelkul. Duhaj ajkodott, .iarta a tan
cot, mint legenysorba pendere-
dett koly0k, pedig mar megha-
ladta harmincat, s6t templom-
teri kGhazara, meg a birtokara
vaI0 tekintettel mar nagygaz-
dakat illeto tekintely is kijart
neki.
De mem is a hazimulatsagok
voltak veszedelmesek, hanem a
kocsmazasok, amikor sz6rta a
penzt, mint a pelyvat a sz6l. Mar
sugott-bugott az egesz falu IS Su,
vany angyi sietett is elujsagolni
az aSszonynak. hogy mir6l beszel
a falu:
Te, Orzse, ugy hirlik, val
tok. Mi van koztetek?
Pernye Claiborne mosolygott:
Semmi, angyi. ne f6ltsenek
minket. Mulat egy kicsit az en-
ber, hadd mulasson. Mem k0ll an
nak senki, meg a Tot Jaime Sc,
prdig ugyan d0rg0lodzik hozza.
Mines nalunk semmi bal, angyi.
Icy mondta a faluszajanak, de
mikor hetf6re virrad0ra meghal-
lotta a kiskapu nyikorgasat es az
ura ezelotti hatarozott, dongo le-
pese helyett a reszeg ember teto-
va csoszogasat, bizony k0nnyes
szemmel fordult fal fele festett
neutrality-suspicious..
Pernye Gabor vallaval lokte
be az ajt6t es lassan, italos hata-
rozatlansaggal kezdett vetkozni a
s0tetben. Parszor odasarditott az
asszony agya fele, veszekedos
kedve volt, mint h6napok 6ta
mindig, - szerette volna megin-
ditani. Segitett neki az asszony
Gabris, - kerdezte csende-
sen mikor lesz ennek vege
H6napok 6ta hallgatok es varok,
inert minden $40 veszedelemre
visz, h6napok 6ta alig van k0z0t-
think sep $40. Gabris, mikor lesz
ennek az eletednek vege, meddig
tart meg a duhajkodas9
Az ember racsapott szora re-
kedten, mint a vercse:
Meddigg Addig, ameddig te
gondolod, addig, ameddig losz va
lami. Ha man mem l0sz sc haz, Sc
fod, sc buza pallason, Sc csiives
a hombarban, akko maid vege
lesz.
Az aszony feltlt az agyban:
Es miert teszed EFT, Gabris
- Azert inert olyan senki
felesegem van, mint te!
- Gabris, - kialtott fel az asz.
SONY, - hat meg en- vagyok 8
nem j6f Megb olondultal?
Inkabb meggyiitt az eszem
csakhogy man keson. Ha elobt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-12-12

sze rtcavegeket kemlelte. a fel-
veget es az iaveget Is vaIah&ny
szor egyikr6l ma>ikra cmcl c
pillantasat, mindig csak ugy
veletleniil, csak ugy mu>zajb6!
vegigsurolta a szemevel az abla-
kot. AIT, amelyik az asszony agya-
fejetol oldalra esett.
Egyszerre megverik am cr6.cn
ezt az ablakot. Pillaja Sc rezdiil.
nezi az alveget:
- Ejnye, mem Kotortk Pet az!
N6zi egy percig. csak azutan
fordul oda a larmaz6 ablak frIt
Kopog a Kanyant. az any6>'. =.
integet, hogy j6jjon be, Szaporan
integet, AIT init, hogy siesSen ts
mintha ijedten intene
Odaat a katholikus templom.
ban ebben szempillant$shar
zendit ra a felkegyelmii Maty
gyerek, a harangozo. a masodil,
Neutrality-suspicious. ts Pernyo Gabor
mem a nyakan vadul liiktct6 no
er, hanem zengo harang ,Zn N
pojara lepeget szfp lasSan = mint
akinek mem siet0S - haz felr.
A kiskaput is k0riilnezi. Meg is
allapitja nyomban, mi a hibaia:
- EFT meg mem kohl kenni.
vagigmustralja a viragagyaso-
kat, a konyhaajt6 pl6tt ujra meg
all:
: - Mem a Sarga nyeritctt!
Hallgat6zik, de csend van. lin
nepdelel6tti szep csend az udva-
ron. Benyit a konyhaba. J6l le-
torli elobb a labat, helyet keres
kalapjanak ts csak azutan $40
- No, gazduram, nevetett
eleje a Kanyan6 = tannagasson,
- Janyo - kerdezi egykedvii-
Ell es talan friss tavaszi szel-
tol - rekedten. Meg is k0sz0riili
a torkat.
- Mem a! Gyerek TIT van ia
Szakasztott apja, listen tartsa!
Es mar teszi a karjaba.
K0nnyii, mint pehely, csopp
szemevel hunyorgat es eszi pot
tom 0klet. Pernye Gabor csak
koszoruli a torkat, de mem tud
sz6lni hozza, neman viszi oda az
asszonyhoz es lassan ktrdi, mint
ha mem hinne:
= Hat gyerok lott, Orzse?!
= Gyerek, - feleli az asszony
lehunyt szemmel, boldogan. i
Gabriska.
Gabriska? Ett0l valami siras
olyan erovel kel a torkaban. hogy |
mem bir vele. Osszeszoritja a TO-
gait, mint egy k3kaput, de hiaba.
t0rekszik kifel6, kepes kiszaladni
bel3le Hirtelen leteszi a gyere-
ket:
- Igaz a, mondja gyorsan
fel az ejszaka csendjebe, mint
. meg kohl neznem a lovakat.
Megy XII sietve. Hi az udvarba.
XII az udvarb6l Meg Sc all. el Sc
aicsekszik, pedig lit is, oft is
allnak kapuk elott, megy sictve.
nintha keresne valakit. Vegig a
foutcan, vegig kertekaljan, XII
q f0ldek fele. A fOldJe fele OFT
van k0zel a hatarban.
Vegre megerkezik. MegaIl
sokviragos vadmeggyfa alatt ts
leveszi a kalapjat. Aztan nezi a
foldet. Prima fold, kozepe,
magja orokles a tobbi szerzemeny.
Eleg sep szerzemeny. Maid min
den evben vett hozza valamit, !:
csak az utols6 ev veszett el a seer
zes szamara. Elhordta az nj par
celia arat a kocsmaba, pedig, lam,
elad6 Telkes s6gor darabkaja.
- No de mem bal, behozom en- |
meg ezt az evet, be bizony, csak
segitsen engem az Uristen er3vel,
egeszseggel. Most mar van kitrt. |
Van
K,4Sr:o n X,,o11S4 & ~~s.s LIZ
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-12-12

- De mi baJod van egysZerre
velem? Eddig i6 voltam?
- Mem volta te soha. csak en-
mem tudtam rula.
Es most nit tudsz?
- AIT, amit az egesZ falu. R0-
h6gnek rattan, tie is veliik. OF ev
ota vagyunk hazasok, ct ev ota
d6gozok latastu vakulasig ts mem
tudom kire, sz0rz0k es mem tu-
dom, kinek. OF tv 6ta jaigatok
neked, mint egy oregasszony egy
gyerekert, telesifom az cgesz ia
lut a banatommal, tie meg hall
gatsz es javas asszonyokho. meg
fene tudja, kicsodakho lopakodsz
a varosba Ne fell, meglesett egy-
seer Tot Janint Hat az6rt van
minden, ha akarod tudni. Nekem
cleg italra az, amit eddig Sz0r0z-
tenn, ha meg neked mem tetszik
fel is ut, ala is ut, mehetsz. Es
amennyit hozta. annyit elvihete
Orzse tagranyilt szemmel hall
gatta, eleinte i.iedten. aztan mo
solyogva.
- Hat exert = gOndOlta - de
szamar voltam. hogy el0bb mem
sz6ltam.
Meefrtettem. = mondta
huncutkas mosollyal, = mehetek,
csak AIT kerem, hogy ha man OF
6vig rendes asszony, hites felese-
ged voltam, hadd maradhassak
man lit addig, ameddig meglesz a
gyerek.
= Melyik gyerek?
= Az enyem, aki lesz, hadd szii-
lessen meg lit, az apja hazanal,
aztan maid osszeszedem 6s me-
gyek vele. Szolgalni.
Pernye Gabor oft -maradt lec0-
vekezve a seek elott, amelyikre
eppen a habitat akasztotta.
- TIE, - mondta fenyegetve =
nit hazudozol lit 0sze-vissza Nit
beszelsz?
Az aszony hangja ugy repent
madar a napba: diadalmasan. hi
valkodva es megis szent-egysze
ruin:
= Csak az igazat. Bizony gye-
rekem lesz. Lassa, mem j6l arul-
kodott ram Tot Janine. inert
eppen azert kellett a varosi dek-
tor, hegy segitsen. Hat meghall-
gatott a magassagos Uristen!
A ferfi bamult a s6tetstgen ke-
resztiil feleje, mint csuda,lato.
aztan 0dament az ablakh es las
san felrehuzta a piros karton fig
g0nyt A no bevilagitott a szoba-
ba es mint egy halvany mecses
az asszonyt. Fekiidt
~ agyban, ket telt karjat 0ssze-
lajtva feje fol0tt IS II osoIygott,
titokzatos. eddig mem latott mo-
6s nezett az embere sze
ne k0ze. mint az igazak. Pernye
iabornak osszeszorult a szive. is
nerte EFT mosolygast, ICY mo-
solygott ora is valamikor az. aki
sletet adott neki. Sirni tudott
volna, ugy, mint legutoljara a
sziiloanyja temetesen, mikor a
1antor olyan szep cifran bucsuz-
tatta, csak eppen, hogy masfele
volt ez sirhatnek, olyan j6 volt
Mondani szeretett vol
na valamit, valami bocsanatker0t.
valami megbocsajt6t, megkoszo-
not, valami nagyon szepet :.
- Hat, iszen maid meglatjuk,
. mondta lassan.
Gy Il m o lcsolt6 boldogasszony
napjan meglatta. A haz el5tt
acsorgott, de ha AIT mondan6k,
hogy veletleniil, az mem lenne szin
igazsag. Volt abban eleg szande-
kossag, amint mindig kijehb es
kijebb keriilt hazb6l. El3sz0r
csak a konyhaajto ele ALT XII, az
tan koriiljarta viragagyasokat,
maid kiskaput nezte k0rul. Egy
szerre xviii volt rata. ALT egy
ideig elotte, aztan atsetalt jar
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thievery a felony; requiring the in
gradients of fertilizers to be printed
on the label; and allowing gasoline
dealers a refund Of 8 per cent Of
their total gallonage tax paid each
year to cover handling losses.
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UTILITY CONTROL
MEASURES UP
IN ASSEMBLY
New Legislation in Hands
of Senate Committees;
Warn on Taxes.

New legislation affecting utility
control in Indiana was in the hands
of senate committees today with
promise of the early addition of
Senator Robert L. Moorhead's meas
ure to bring utility holding COM
panies under jurisdiction of the
public service commission.
Senator Alonzo H. Lindley, King
man, contributed a bill Monday
authorizing the attorney general to
employ an attorney and engineer,
at an annual salary of $4,000 each,
to represent the public in rate cases
before the commission.
The attorney and engineer would
be appointed by the attorney-gen-
eral for four years and prohibited,
under penalty of fine and imprison-
ment, from accepting employment
with a utility during their terms
or within one year thereafter.
Warning against appropriation
measures was sounded in the sem
ate by Senator Luther o. Draper
of Spiceland, majority senate mem
Der Of the state budget committee.
IF we want to keep the states
expenses down." he said, land keep
our campaign pledges We must
eliminate as many of these appro-
priations requests as possible
A bulletin issued by the Indiana
Taxpayers Association set out that
fifty-three of the 230 bills intro
duced during the first fifteen days
of the legislature carried appropria-
tions and would tend to increase
taxes.
The fourteen senate bills intro
duced late Monday included those to
repeal the city manager law, to give
the state banking commissioner sole
authority to apply for receiver for
faltering state banks; prescribing
qualifications for guardianship of in
competent war veterans and minor
children of deceased or incompetent
veterans; making separate felony
the commission of a criminal attack,
larceny, robbery or bank robbery
with firearms; making chicken
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HEROES OF SEA RESCUE
SAIL AGAIN WEDNESDAY
BIZ United Press

Bu United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-Further
reclamation faced the heroes of the
Florida rescue today but the modest
seamen will be able to escape from
it all Wednesday when their ship,
the United States liner America,
sails for Europe.
Captain George Fried, chief Of
ficer Harry Naming and the others
of the crew have made it clear that
acting the part of heroes is not to
their liking.
A dinner tonight, more informal
than the functions which have pre-
coded it, brings the program of fetes
to an end.
The reception reached it's climax
Monday when the men from the
America were escorted up Broadway
to the acclaim of thousands.
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Sticky Fame

BIZ I tDteS lSD6CIdt
WARSAW, Ind. Jan. 49,
Clarence Tillman, II, local
high school student, put forty
sticks of chewing gum In his
mouth at one time, sang
Home, Sweet Home" and be-
tween verses of the song, drank
a gallon of milk.
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Legislative Calendar

teries In which ex-service men are buried.
Judiciary B.
S. B. III. Moorhead-Establishing
guardianship laws for guardians Of in
competent war veterans or children of in
competent or deceased war veterans. Ju-
dietary A.
S. B. 112. Shns-Allowing gasoline deal
ers rebate of per cent of gasline taxes
paid mnothly to cover losses in handling.
Judiciary B.
S. B. 1I3. Sims-Repealing the city
manager statute. Cities and towns.
Senate action on bills:
S. B. %. Adams-Changing the time
of Rush circuit court terms. Forty-seyen
ayes, no noes.
S. B. 6. misunderstanding Ripley cir
cult court. Forty-three ayes. four noes.
S. B. 7. Sims-Permitting superior
judges outside Marion county to name
judges pro tenn. and fixing their pay at
SIS a day. payable from the Judge S
salary. Forty-four ayes, one noe.
S. B. II. notwithstanding cemetery
lots from descent. Forty-one ayes. SIX
noes.
S. J. r. 1. Garrott-To permit Purdue
university to accept federal aid funds
under Capper- Ketcham law for further
ance of agricultural extension work.
Forty-six ayes, no noes.
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House bills passed on third

II. B. Is. Baker-Broadening investment
field of Indiana insurance companies
Passed ayes. IS; noes. /.
H. B. 81. Curry and Bennett--Providtng
that on petition of so per cent Of free
holders in county hospitals may be
erected and that 25 per cent must approve
hospital. Passed: Ayes. 70; noes. Is.
House resolutions introduced: :
H. B. 45. Adams. McKesson. Freeman
and Misunderstanding Judges in civil and
criminal cases provide continuances to
counsel who are members of Indiana
general assembly. with the continuances to
be in force until after adjournment Of
assembly. Emergency. Vetoed.
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William T. Atkinson, Frankfort
butcher, has filed a voluntary bank
ruptcy petition in federal court, list
ing liabilities Of $2,848 and assets Of
$1,000.
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4 Coed Business School

Strong business, stenographic, secre-
tarial and accounting courses: indi-
sldual instruction In major subjects
large faculty Of specialists In their
respective lines: Free Employment,
Service. Fred W Casa. Prin
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Honse resolutions introdNced !:
ennte bills introduced:


towns commission of fifteen to be ap-
pointed by Governor. to make recommen-
dations to 1891 legislature for recodifica-
tions of cities and towns act and amend
ments. Cities and towns.
S-B lG1. Notwithstanding insur-
ance act of 1921 to permit insurance COM
panies to write fun coverage for automo-
bileS Insurance.
S. B. 1872 Doogs and Benz-Making
poultry thievery a felony punishable by
500 to s5oc fine and one to ten years
Imprisonment. imprisonment mandatory
upon second conviction. Agriculture.
S. B. 103. Doogs-ReQuiring all tngredi-
ents in fertilizers. and their amounts, to
be listed on tags attached to the bags.
Agriculture.
S. B. 1o4. Garrott-Permitting coun-
ties. cities and towns to use part Of their
gasoline fund to provide and maintain
highway traffic signs. Roads.
S. B. 105. Grsy-Permitting prosecutors
to comment on the refusal OF the defend
ant to testify in criminal cases. and per-
hitting judges to grant or refuse separate
trials to defendants Jointly charged with
a felony. Criminal code.
s. B. I06. Hodges Making separate
felony. the commission OF rape or larceny
with firearms. Criminal code.
S. B. lo7. Notwithstanding changes
of veue from the county in civic cases,
judiciary A.
S. B. 1os. Holmes-Giving the state
banking commissioner sole authority to
apply for q receiver for state hank.
Banks.
S. B. ZOE. Observation-Disclosures the at
torney-general to employ an assistant al
$4,000 & year to represent demonstrators
In rate cases before the public service
commission and to employ an engineer at
the same salary to survey utility values:
both prohibited from accepting employ
ment with utility during their four
year terms or for one year thereafter.
Judiciary B.
S. B.. ITO. MISUNDERSTANDING township
trustees to maintain abandoned ceme-
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House bills introduced:

H. B. 1853. Bloom-Validating releases
without seal ano without consideration
and abolishing requirement that executory
| contracts be executed in writing,
validating written promises as same.
Judiciary B.
H. B. 154. Farrell and storen-Requiring
| finance companies not organized under In
diana statutes and engaging in sale Of
personal property to pay tax Of 81 on
each 500 of transactions made and that
they make annual reports to state auditor.
Ways and means.
H. B. 1856. Rice of Hunting Requiring
state highway department. county and
township road officials to cut down
noxious vegetation along highways. Roads.
H. B. 1855. Harris-Providing that present
Lake circuit court clerk complete I'M
expired term OF husband. County and
| townships.
H. B. 157. Misunderstanding property
ornamental street light erection and as
sessments. Cities and towns.
H B. 1853. Scott of Lake--Limiting IN
diana court Jurisdiction in labor dispute
restraining orders and injunctions. Judi
ciary, B.
H. b. 15s. Guernsey. Gilbert. Saunders
and Notwithstanding state library site
commission and establishes cent levy
for 1929 and 1890 to pay library erection
costs. Ways and means.
H. B. 100. Baker-Providing means for
refunding taxes paid through error to
school cities. Amendatory. County and
townships.
H. B. ISL. misunderstanding public
service commission to appear through at
| torney-general as counsel in actions in
superior and circuit courts against COM
mission orders. Judiciary B.
H. B. I67. Kottkamp--Providing that
state budget committee shall approve Of
salary to be fixed for superintendent
OF state Soldiers and Sailors Monument.
Soldiers Monument.
H. B. 1853 misunderstanding that
members of boards and commissions OF
cities Of the frst-class number at least
five and that the city be divided off in
ouadrants from which representative Sc
lections shall be MADE. City of Indian
apolis.
H. B. 1874. Gilbert and Bennett-Em-
towering conservations department to
maintain roads vacated under same act
by the road officials except state high
yay commission. Natural resources.
H. B. 1e5 acknowledgements re-
ceiver appointed by state court to retain
as legal advisor attorney for plaintiff or
party asking receiver, and providing Tor
discharge of receiver so doing. judiciary E
H. B. 1876. zieg and Bloom-Providin'
that prosecuting attorneys shall take OF
| 1ce Jan. 1 following election judiciary
H B. 1877. Cantwell-Providing exemp
ton from garnishee law OF debts maoe
by persons other than the ;udsment
debtor: aimed at wives who incur ollls
without consent of husband. Judiciary b
H. B. 16s Carter. Givin and Brewster
Replaces measure by Carter providing OF
gasoline tax OF 41a cents and instead IN
creases tax from 8 to cents. Roads.
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House bills acted upon b
GOrernOr::

H. J. r. 2. Zieg-Providing for amend
ment to Article of state constitution so
that voters in counties with population OF
more than 100. 900 and cities of more than
IS 600 population be registered. Would
relieve small counties and communities
of registration costs. Judiciary B.
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KANSAS TO CELEBRATE
WHEN CURTIS GOES up
Three Special Trains viii Garry
Jayhawkers to Washington.

AurcC SpcCldl Trains WIN OdGIy
Jayhawkers to Washington.
BIZ United Press
TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. 29.-KanSas
will be represented adequately at
the Inauguration of its -favorite son,
Vice-President- Elect Curtis.
Headed by James H. EdmondSon.
president of the Topeka Chamber
of Commerce, a Kansas national in
augural committee has been named
to make arrangements for Kansas
part in the Inauguration.
Three special trains already have
been organized to carry Kansas to
Washington, and the trains will
leave over the Santa Fe from Kan
sas City for Chicago, March 1.
On the way to the national cap
ital. the Kansas national inaugural
committee will organize and a Sec
rotary will be appointed to handle
the details.
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STUDY Federal.
BUILDING NEEDS
Jrge Appropriation of
$500, 900, 900.

BIZ Times Special
WASHINGTON. Jan 29.-Fed-
eral building needs of almost every
city in the country will be provid-
ed for if congress approves a new
program to be submitted in the next
two weeks by the joint postcfflce-
treasury public buildings commits
sion.
The program calls for expenditure
of $320,0O0,O00 to build postofEice
and other fedeal buildings.
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