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Smyrna times., 1929-07-31
j. w. VANE BUYS HOT HOUSE
Takes Over the Ross Green House
on Boulevard at CheswOld Corner

John w. Vane, Smyrna's well
known dealer in produce, has leas-
ed with privilege to buy, the large
hot houses and flower mart, of
Ross Greenhouses, Inc, at Bishops
Corner, intersection of Boulevard
and Cheswold road and will con-
duct the business in the future.
The lease included the purchase of
the full stock of flowers in the
greenhouses. Mr.. Vane retains
the florists who have been work
ing there and hopes to develop the
business, not only for the travel
ing public but for Smyrna and Do
yer who draw more or less upon it
for their floral wreaths and de-
signs. Mr. Vane's wife is in Phil
adelphia taking a course in MAX
ing up floral designs to better
equip herself for assisting her hus-
band in the art of handling and
arranging flowers.
Smyrna times., 1929-07-31
WHEAT ABLAZE IN RUNAWAY
Casper t. Faulkner Near Bursville
Has Thrilling Experience on Farm


Workmen engaged in threshing
the wheat crop on the farm of
Casper Il. Faulkne er, near Burris-
vile, last week, participated in a
which for a time threatened to de-
stroy all the farm buildings and
were not extinguished until after
they had burned the straw rick,
several shocks of wheat and had
severely injured pair of mules.
The ttresher was in operation
when 81 spark from the engine fell
upon 81 load OF. wheat which was
being fed through the machine.
Worknien promptly shouted for
the driver to pull out into an open
field, but he became excited and
jumped to the ground. The mules
ran away spreading burning
sheafs of wheat, setting fire to the
barn, straw rick and several
shocks of nearby wheat. Finally
the runaway mules were halted
near the farm home. The mules
were both badly injured, but the
barn and home were saved.
Smyrna times., 1929-07-31
SMYRNA ROTARY CLUB MEET
Meeting Thursday Was Largely
Taken Up i'm Reports of District

4NcStiuS IuuI oudy was iAdTSelN
Taken Up in Reports of District
The Smyrna Rotary Club held
their regular weekly meeting last
Thursday evening at the Wayside
Inn. The program of the evening
consisted of a report from Presi-
dent @. L. Harmonson, and Secre-
tary Davis H. Bell, of the 50th
District Executives Assembly
held at the Hotel DUPONT, VIII
mington, July 22nd and 23rd, in
elusive. The data contained in the
report was of purely business
nature and only interesting to
those who are directly concerned
with the progress and advance
ment of Rotarian principals. The
assembly was called for the dis
tinct purpose of instructing the
newly installed Club Officers of
the District The program for the
next meeting will be a vocational
talk, coming under the vocational
service committee, r. w. Slaugh-
ter, chairman. Visitors present
were: P. Jerome Donagah, West
Mont, N. j., guest of Past Presi-,
dent w. e. Matthews, Jr.
Smyrna times., 1929-07-31
f. David, Taylor's Bridge, Wins

Frank David, of Taylor's Bridge
was the winner of second prize in
the Glass B. event for outboard
motor boats in races held at
Mary's Landing, N. j., Saturday.
He had plenty of competition, for
there were fourteen entries in the
race and he was beaten only by a
profe ssional driver,
Smyrna times., 1929-07-31
AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. J.W. Dye, Pastor, Announces
Services for Next Sunday


Services for Next Sunday
The theme of the morning wor-
ship on Sunday, August 4th, at IL
o'clock will be Behold, the Man.
The topic of the evening worship
at 7.30 o'clock will be"The Dream
err. The world needs: ID Spirit
ual leaders with true manhood;
(2) True men with vision. Sum
day school will be at 10 o'clock.
The Mite Society viii meet at the
home of Mrs. Josephine Stephens
on Thursday evening, August 1st,
at 7.30 o'clock. There will be no
regular Sunday school or Church
service on August 18th or 18th.
All regular services will be held
on August 25th.
Smyrna times., 1929-07-31
ODD FELLOWS ON OUTING
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of Kent
County will Go to Deemer's Beach

Odd Fellows, Rebekahs, their
families and friends will attend a
Basket Picnic at Delaware Beach
next Tuesday, August 6, or on the
following day in case of rain1
Sports and games will take place
at one O'Clock. The picnic is spon-
sored by the 1. o. o. F. Boosters
of Kent County.
Smyrna times., 1929-07-31
"ce ior Poultry Raisers

snao;., from the regular exhibits
kar ,a, u.',, feature Of the show tbis
Sces ~ - oe a series of confer,
co.. ior the benefit of the nrot
h. s's !, and buyers, during ,vbicb bJ
FouD. = " viii be possible for both
(ouain. Il q men to become better
Ecuss ,n,ed e with each other and to
(ullr,, Hrs the problems Of rnarketino a ~
Erssyg. .y and eggs in the Ne eastarg astlrg
st,s, ssa'.. This part Of the @T[e,n T,on1l
Z sirS... stow is being planned ,,n'gsr pUT.r
|reetoe direction of W. I. Derickson sls1T'
the Vs s.o Of the Bureau of MARIE rSe,, :
m.s sill be glad to ecfjvl'',fe, receive rha
ysrs Of q those producers s,ss ane sne
ntaSs s Who I. would like to take anu aa
pvs st u. o. this opportunity to iro- Ho
5 ses,ia.. sae marketing situation 10 IN, n
0n Of the country. "
Smyrna times., 1929-07-31
HIT. Clark, Passes Away in Dove
William III. Dewitt Dies at Dove

William H. Dewitt, 68, a resi-
dent of Dover for many years, died
Sunday after an illness of several
days. His wife preceded him in
death just one month ago, Sunday.
Funeral services were held yester-
day afternoon with interment at
Lakeside cemetery, Dover. Mr..
Dewitt is survived by one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frances Dewitt Babcock
and William E. Dewitt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-03

Ambassador to Great Britain, who is
passing some weeks in Chicago, will on
her return to London take certain be-
loved furnishings from her Evanston
home to fill out the sparse and formal
equipment Of her private apartments on
the second floor Of what Is called Nor
gan House, the embassy of the United
States in the British capital, at IA
Princes Gate. On the whole, Mrs.
Dawes admires the color scheme of her
apartment-blue, with drapingS Of gray,
lined with turquoise satin, and for floor
covering a dainty art rug in both
colors. But there are certain small
articles in the beautiful Dawes mansion
IN Evanston to which she Is devotedly
attached and which she misses from
her daily life. OF these there Is a sew
ing table, known as of the Martha
Washington type. and it goes without
saving that this is an antique and has
come down the generations well cared
for and in perfect condition. A rush
bottom rockingham is its companion
piece. Mrs Dawes has used both table
and chair all through her married life
and feels lost without them. The Lon
don embassy is rather more imposing
within than are the most lavish of
dwellings in this country. For instance,
there are several private elevators lead
ing into guest suites and the Ambassa-
cor has his very own. from which he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-03

NAV ascend to his apartments from an
inner corridor leading from the chan
celrv. Besides the bath and boudoir
common to elegant mansions in this
country, the British always add to femi-
nine suites a wardrobe room, sometimes
10 feet square. as in the United States
embassy. with long mirrors placed at
proper angles to note effects back and
front. and with huge chests OF drawers.
many shoe racks and glaSs-covered
closets with coat and dress hangers.
Miss Katherine Hendrick and her sis
ter. Miss Jessie E. Hendrick of New
YORK City. after a visit to their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hendrick,
in their Summer home at Mountain
Lake, N. j.. have sailed for London.
where they will in a few weeks enter
the practice of law. They both re-
ceived their degree of LII. B. from OK
ford during the past Summer after
they had spent three years preparing
for their examinations. Miss Katherine
pursued her studies at oxford, and was
last year elected president OF the Ok
ford Society of Students. the first of
her nationality so honored. Miss Jessie
has been at Lady Margaret Hall. These
brilliant young Gothamites received
their preliminary education at Erasmus
Hall, Brooklyn. and then graduated at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-03

the same time from Bryn Mawr fonr
years ago. They are the nrsG OF uncle
Sans daughters to receive a legal oe-
gree from oxford. They are TO pass
the final test to be admitted as nar-
risters and members of the Inner Tenn
pie about the middle Of this month, and
the occasion will be noted by the Amer
lean Women's Club of London ana the
American Lawyers Club, established In
that city.
Mr.. otto H. Kahn, who spent nearly
all the past Summer, at the beheSt OF
Gov. Roosevelt, in visiting European
spas in order to assure the success OF
Transforming Saratoga into one OF the
hest equipped and most luxurious min
eral springs of the world, devoted some
time in Salzburg. where the water gar
den idea has been conspicuously sue
cessful. In Europe the water park Is
ever present at a spa, and patients
derive much benefit from the whole
some pleasure which it affords. In
the Giockenspeil there are scores OF
TOYS worked by water. unique and COM
plicated enough to invite study from
adults. and which cannot fail to re-
call childhood days and awaken happy
memories Small eighteenth century
water organs make sweet aeolian music,
and Mr.. Kahn secured several OF these
for his proposed innovation at Saratoga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-03

removed, and Waterman with 0
lantern to patrol the town and call out
the hours during the night. The pretty
village of Carmel on the Bay OF Mon
terey, Calf, was one Of the last ex-
perinents in the return to the pioneer
customs. Gas and electricity were re-
placed by wood stoves in the kitchen
and open CRATES for other rooms. and
oil lamps and candles did for lighting.
But not for many years. The ability
to prepare a coal oil lamp so that 1t
neither smokes nor smells is a God
given quality bestowed on few. Wood
is expensive in the Golden State, and
the dificulty of making ones way
through the night fog with lanterns
soon led to the return of the street
lamps, a clock was placed on the
municipal meeting place and the watch
man was given another job. Mr.. Ford's
famous inn at Sudbury. Mass, scene
of the meeting of Longfellow's heroes
in the Tales of Wayside Inn," is
modernly equipped, although gas and
electricity are masked in primitive
shapes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-03

He fingered for the prolonged music
festival in Mozart's natal town and en-
joyed the nightly concerts in the vast
hall which was once the imperial rid
ing academy. Sincere advocates of the
higher things of life, Mr.. Kahn and the
members of Gov. Roosevelt's commit
tee desire to make Saratoga something
better than a horse racing center or a
resort for invalids. The vast stadium
at Salzburg. where, during imperial
days, marvellous exhibitions of eques-
TRAN skill were seen, can easily be du-
plicated for festivals to be given at
stated times. But as to certain fca-
lures not under the present laws, Salz-
burg's royal hospitality is shown in
the worlds longest and most lavishly
spread BUFFET supper tables. extending
on three sides of the building and af-
fording everything good to eat and
drink at an amazingly small cost.
~
Mr.. Henry Ford's primitive revival as
to heat, light and furnishing of the
little schoolhouse at Dearborn, Mich,
where he struggled with the three RS
IN his early years, awakens passing In
terest, but the majority of communities
which tried this out merely wonder
how long this return to pioneer days
will last. Scores of New England ham,
lets went primitive, banished trolley
cars to the outskirts. had street lamps
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-03
Mexico Appoints Envoy.
BY Gable to The star

BY Gable to The starr
MEXICO CITY, November 2.-Am-
basSador to Cuba Carlis 'Trejo y Lerdo
has been appointed Minister to Santo
Domingo, but will continue to represent
Mexico In Cuba. Appointment Of q
Minister to Santo Domingo establishes
diplomatic relations between the two
countries for the first time in their his
tory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-03
Fix Air Death Damages.

PARIS. November H1.-Damages
in an airplane accident are tentatively
fixed at SIS, 900 by q convention adopted
by 13 European countries. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-03

Mrs. Charles 6. Dawes. vile Of Dbl!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-21

we've ScHkl sc dKdrJd nemaBat sc
feloltoztetni, Sc levetk0ztetni.
Volt hat mar alias, volt tekin-
tely, de a szakall meg mindig
mem erte be Szilaveczky pozici6-
javal, tovabb mott, mint a vesze-
kedett. a mellenygombok es az
6ralanc utan a terdek kalacsai
utan kapaszkodva.
No mar ere el6allt kepviselS-
testiilet legk0zelebbi gyilesen az
eredeti inditvanyair6l hires Sza-
latnyai bacsi is $ AIT .javasolta,
miszerint Szilaveczky mentessek
fel hivatali allasa al6l, k0telesse-
geve tetetven, hogy mindig csak
egy karosszekben iilj6n a haza
el6tt, hogy ha varoskaba ide-
genek j0nnek, azoknak is mind
jart feltGnhessen, mekkora csoda
az, mikor valaki terdig ereszti a
szakallat'.
Az inditvany els6 felet csak
oyer helyesles fogadta, de a ma
six hatarozatba ment 6s Szilavecz
kyt ezentul a het hat hetk0znapia
koziil legalabb minden masodikon
feketebe 0lt0ztettek s hurcoltak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-21
Az APAGYILKOS DIAKOT
EVI FEGYAZRA ITELTEK

Insbruckbol jelentik: - Ez ev
nyaran tortent, hogy Tirolban
Innsbruck mellett egy sziklasza-
kadek mellett holtan talatak egy
Halsmam nevii dusgazdag gya-
rost. R0gt0n az a vad tamadt,
hogy szerencsetlen Greg gyarost
.sajat fla, Halsmam Fiil0p egye-
temi hallgat6 gyilkolta meg alli-
t6lagos kirandulas k0zben. A gyil
kossag ugy tortent voIna, hogy
el6bb egy k6vel agyonverte apjat
es azutan holttestet szakadek
melyebe dobta. Az innsbruck es-
kiidtek az els0 targyalason fiut
Is evi fegyhazra it6ltek. Id6k0z-
ennek a biiniigynek ujrafelvetelet
rendelte ell a becsi legf3bb tor
venyszek, inert olyan gyanuokok
meriiltek fel, hogy mem az egyete-
mi hallgat6 gyilkolta meg apjat,
hanem valaki mas volt a gyilkos.
1nsbruckban hetek 6ta NJ targya-
las volt, amelyen t0bb ment0tanu
AIT vallotta, hogy- Halsmann FIJI
l0p artatlan. De az insbrucki es-
kudtek most megis masodszor is
eliteltek negyevi fegyhazra, mint
apja gyilkosat. A diak az eliteles
ntan is AIT hangoztatta, hogy ar
Italian. TjiI
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-21
ARZENES A TISZAUGI
TOLTOTT KAPOSZTA

Tiszazugrol jelentik A tisza-
zugi t0meges arzenmergezesek
ugye meg mindig mem tert nyug-
vopontra. Ezideig harminc0ten
keriiltek letart0ztatasba arzen-
mergezesek gyamlja Matt A nyo
mozas azonban tovabb folyik.
A multi h6ten Ujktcske k0zseg-
ben 1etart0ztatta csendGrseg
Lukacs Jozsefnet. Az a gyanu ell
lene, hogy elsG ferjet tizenegy
esztend0vel ezel6tt, 1918 februar-
jaban, amikor az ura mint sza-
badsagos katona tartozkodott
otthon, megmergeztc. A katona-
ferj halala utan az asszony hama
rosan ferjhezment ts masodik ura
Lukacs JOSEF, is hirtelen halalt
halt nehany evvel ezel6tt.
A nevtelen feljelentes szerint
Lukacsne masodik ferjet is meg
mergezte. Tolt0tt kaposztaban
adta be neki az arzenmerget es az
ember att6l halt meg hirtelen.
Az asszony tagadja tett elk0-
veteset. Az iigyeszseg felasatja a
ferje holttetemet, hogy megalla-
pitsak, mergezes k0vetkeztdben
haltak-e meg.
lit emlitjiik meg AIT is, hogy a
nagyrevi reformatus lelkeszt,
10th Laszlot, rovidesen nyugdi-
jazni fogjak es helyette Benk6
Viktor misszi6s lelkesz lesz IT,
szazugi "halalfalu' nj reforma-
tus tiszteletese.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-21
TIZENHAROM DOLLAR MATT
MEGGYILKOLTA NAGYAPJAT

K0rmendrol jelentik Min
den emberi erzesb0l kivetk0z0tt
gonosztevot tart6ztatott le vas
megyei Als66r kozsebben csen-
d6rseg. Ugy t0rtent, hogy Also
Or hatarkozsegben holtan talaltak
Fuchs Gy0rgy &C. esztend6s gaz-
dalkod6t. Fuchs nyakan es arcan
t0bb szurt seb volt es mellen is
hatalmas szuras tatongott, ugy,
hogy a csend6rseg azonnal meg
allapitotta, hogy Fuchs Gy0rgyot
meggyilkoltak.
Megindult nyomozas, amely
"a ora alatt eredmenyre is veze-
tett. A csend6rok elfogtak Sepper
JOSEF 20 esztend6s napszamos-
fiut, meggyilkolt Fuchs Gy0rgy
unokajat. Sepper rovid vallatas
utan beismerte, hogy 9 gyilkolta
meg nagyapjat es a gyilkossag
utan kirabolta. Osszesen 13 dol
lart, 246 schillinget witt ell t6le. A
gyilkossagot azert kovette el,
inert AIT hitte, hogy nagyapja j6-
val t0bb dollart 0riz otthon es ezt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-21
OROKOS RABSAGRA
ELITELT GYILKOS

Budapestr6l jelentik: - Olasz
Janos q ewes pusztafoldvari nap
szamos kotellel megfojtotta ozv.
Pataki Janosne j6m6du gazdalko-
do asszonyt, akit6l 710 peng0
keszpenzt rabolt ell. A rablogyil-
kos !egenyt hamarosan elfogtak
a csend6r0k Birosag el6 keriilt,
amely rablogyilkost 6r0k0s rab-
Sagra itelte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-21
MAGYAR MuVESZ
BABSZINHAZA PARIZSBAN

Parizsb6l jelentik A multi
napok egyik delutanjan mutatta
be a Journal palotajanak szinpa-
dan Blattner Geza magyar nil
vesz eredeti babszinhazat. Az elo-
adas soran francia gyermek- es
allatmesek, valamint zenekiseret-
tel el0adott nema szamok keriil-
tex szinre. A nez0k k0z0tt megje-
lent bar6 Villain Frigyes parizsi
magyar k0vet is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-21
HATH0NAPI BORTON
GYUJTOGATASERT

Budapestrol jelentik: Bator
Ferenc gazdalkodo a nyaron sar-
keszii kisbirtokat felgyujtotta
aztrt, hogy megkapja a biztosita-
81 dijat, azonban biintettet rabi-
zonyitottak es mostan hat honapi
b0rt0nt kapott exert, de persze a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-21
IGAZSAG.

Igazsag. Akarmerre lepek
Err6l besz6l ma mindenki.
Hamissag. Akarmerre neck
Minden ember EFT cselekszi...
Jambor. fatal baratom,
Ne higyj ennek a vilagnak;
Bort iszik itten mindenki
Es neked vizr6l predikalnak
Szirbik Antal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-21

No, Erzsi, megis csak meg
kerem kezedet holnap az apad-
t6l, inert jo asszony lesz bel5led.
- Holman gondolja, Pistas
Mar harmadszor tiprok Ia
badra, osztan meg csak meg Sc
nyikkantal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-21

- Ntzziill meg. hogy noveszti?
- lihegte sunyi abraZattal Szuha-
mex. takarekpGnztari konyvcl0.
Ez volt csak a nepszerii ajanlat.
Bar ugyan ARA vonatkoZolag Il
hallgat6sag egyik tagilnak Sc
voltak villages fogalmai, vajon
sziiks6ges-e egyaltalaban vaIami-
fele meghatarozott modSzer a sza-
kalln0veszteshez. de hat hisZen
AIT szokas kipuhatolni. amihez
mem ert az ember es vegre aku-
Cyan felteheto volt. hogy Szila-
weekly. ha mar szakallt n0ve:zt,
bizonyara maskepl n0veszti, mint
t0bbi k0z0nstges halando.
Es ettol a naptol kezdve bizony
siiriin megesett. hogy mikor Szila-
weekly kidugta fejtt az ablakon
harom-negy olalkodo cimboraia
menekiilt tiiSsz0gve a zSalugaterei
al6l, kertjenek k6palankja jat pndig
allandoan serdiilG kamaszck tar
tottak mcgszallva. akik kit0r6 ha-
hotaval ugraltak le 6rhclyeikr6l,
mikor meltatlankod6 arccaI meg
jelent az ajt6ban.
A szakall azonban mem i6rGd0tt
ezekiel a szunyogcsiptsekkel
egyenletesen mott par h6nap lc-
forgasa alatt olyan tisztesseges
szakall lett hel0Ie, mint annak a
rendje.
Ere mar MuzSlay is csak val
lat huzogatta s AIT mOndta IA.
hogy en- mem tehetek rola".
Mar pedig ha Muzslay mem te-
hetett r0la. akkor mar Kecskes
vaskereskcd0t Sc lehetett trte fc-
lelossegre vonni, de az adohivata-
Ii fotisztet sem. Az cmberek las
san megszoktak Szilaveczky Sza-
kallat, vagy mint Szuhanek
mondotta - mem volt ra idejiik,
hogy nap tizenket orajabol ha-
tot Szilaveczky szakallanak szen-
teljenek.
Mem volt, ameddig mem volt,
csakhogy ugy ftlesztendG mulva
- ha tctszett, ha mem - el0 KEEL
lett bizony AIT az idot teremteni,
inert most mar a szakall volt az,
amelyik mem engedte. hogy napi-
rendre terjenek f0l0tte.
Gyony0rii s0tetsz6ke szakall
volt. Siiru, mint a, tell vakond $50
re, selyme, mint a kukoricahaj es
hosszu, hogy melleny is alig lat
szott XII al6la. Szilaveczky pedig
olyan meltosaggal viselte, hogy a
f0ispan Sc kiilonben.
HIM mondogattak az en-
berek lit is, OFT is (az tit es oft
nevezetten a sOrcsarnokokat ert-
ve). - Ritka sep szakall! Szila-
veczkyvel szamolni kell!
Epen tisztujitas volt varoska
negyvenket egyesiileteben Szila-
weekly itt titkarnak, oft aleln0k-
mex, amott tiszteleti vagy igazga-
t6sagi tagnak valasztottak meg,
= inert "tekintelyes ember az ma
gyon: k0tesig 6r0 szakalla van".
- A ket legnagyobb egyesiilet, a
"Nemakat Fel0lt0ztet6 es a
Nemakat Levetk0ztet0 Sz0vet-
seq pedig majdnem 0sszeveszett
a szemelyen, egyszerre akar-
van ct tarseln0kenek valasztani.
Utolag az0nban szerencsere megis
gy6zot a JOAN esq megvalasztot-
talk tit is, oft is, inert ket egye-
siilet tagjai megallapitottak, hogy
a ket alias mem 0sszeferhetetlen.
hiszen nfanapsag mar alapjaban
we've senki Sc akarja nemakat Sc
felolt0ztetni, sc levetkoztetni
Volt hat mar alias, volt tekin-
tely, de szakall meg mindig
mem erte be Szilaveczky pozici0-
javal, tovabb mott, mint vesze-
kedett. a mellenygombok es az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-21
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weekly Matet kezdtek csodalkoz-
va nezegetni egy darab id6 null
va azok a baratai, akikkel egyiitt
szOkott preferAnszozni lie
gyes"- ben.
- Te, Mate, az anyad ne szop-
tatott volna, inert mem borotval-
kozol mar meg?
- kezb6l betli, morogta
Szilaveczky Mate es maid kilyu-
kadt oldalt a feje a tepel6destol,
hogy nit csinaljon azzal a piros
als6val, ami ebben percben Sc
hogyse illett az 8 betli-kartya-
jaba.
= Te, hat mi6ta mem borotval-
kOztal9
- Harom het ota - nezett ra-
juk Mate S a szakallra fordulvan
a beszed rudja, elkezdte a fejl0do
mohat ktt kezevel borzolni es va
kargatni, panaszosan jegyezve
meg, hogy: viszket.
- De, teringette! pattant
fel kipirulva a szangvinikus kar-
Macy, aki mindig diihbegurult,
valahanyszor ngy erezte, hogy
igaza van. - Ha viszket, hat bo-
rotvald lie, ebadta eskisz0m,
hogy mem fog tovabb viszketni.
AIT mem lehet - razta fe-
jet Mate.
- De, mennyko Is szakajto,
mar hogyne lehetne!
- Mem lehet = mondotta csen-
desen Szilevczky. inert en- -
szakallt n0vesztek.
- Megbolondultal9 - rugta XII
maga alol szeket a muzsikus S
felindulasaban allva itta XII az
el3tte allo fr0ccs0t.
- Mar inert bolondult volna
meg? - sz0lt oda szomszed asz-
tai mell5l komoly arccal Muzslay,
varoska alattomos jellemii tre-
famestere. = A szakall igen szep
viselet 6s 0r0kkt kar, hogy kihoz-
TAX divatbol. Szilaveczky urnak
hozza igen jol fog allni.
Komolyan fizetett $ tavozott s
csak mikor mar bezarult m0g0tte
az alto, akkor puffant Xxi belole a
nevetes militia legalabb is az
hajtotta volna kezet Is labat,
kacagva, hadonaszva rohanta
meg a FS-utcan talalhat6 isme-
r0seit.
Hallottatok? Szilaveczky
szakallt n0veszt?
De Xxi az a Szilaveczky -
kerdezte Kecskes, vaskereskedo.
= Az kis hasas! - nyeritette
deru es tiirelmetlenseg kolcso-
nos csiklandozasara Muzslay.
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kes. - Mifele kis hasass
- Az, aki minden delben alb
ban nagy szalmakalapban $40
kott ere setalni.
Most mar nehany ur halvanyan
emlekezni kezdett Szilaveczkyre,
hogy lit lattak hasat, oft szal-
makalapjat, de a szakallat -
ugymond mem latta eddig
senki.
- Hiszen mondom, hogy csak
most n0veszti! - orditotta ma
gankiviil Muzslay.
- Ugy, csak most noveszti? -
dormogte megnyugodva Kecskes.
= Nos, hat ha csak most n0veszti,
akkor persze mem is lathatta ed
dig serki fla. Ebben bizony ne
ked is igazad lehet. Muzslay
pajtas.
- No es hol n0veszti? - ker-
dezte fontoskodva valamelyik ado
hivatali fotiszt.
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kallnak ARA, hogy valami megha-
tarozott helyen n0vesszek, valami
padlason, vagy tudom is en- ke-
menylyukbans Hol novesztiY Eh
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